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John Stuart Mill on the washington
:. .sl.Lla- IA L {. Treaty. - -

x. " ' AAoAbyS tess. 4fss'. . ~
y New YORK, May 1.-The tribune says,
in reply to an inquiry, that Mr.. John Stu.
art Mill writes as follows respecting the
Treaty Of Washington: .Ss.g 9ss'5la 4
"AvIGNoN, March 24.-It Is perfectly
true that the unfortunate difference in the
Interpretation, put upon the Treaty of
Washington by the two parties does ap.
pear to me proper subject oil arbitration,
and the very arbitrators provided by the
treaty, unless the parties prefer and can
agree upon some other tribunal. Il there
is any value at all in the principle Of in.
ternational arbitration, there Is purely no
subject to which that principle can be
more tittingly applied, than to determin.
ing the true sense Of an international en-.
gagement. We may regret that this
method Of settling the national differ.
ences should; be subjected TO so severe q
trial at so early period in its history; but
we shall not be therefore justified In the
reputation Of It In one Of the very cases
which require 1t most. s.,-a
(Signed) rs. Mill.
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PATENT 1rEM-Within the past few
days apatent on furnace CRATES was
granted to Charles Kugler, of Barnes.
vile, o., assignor to John W. Stanton and
Henry Kustine.
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AT Buffalo yesterday morninga dar.
ing attempt 10 blow open the safe of the
Erie freight house was frustrated by dis.
covery. 10 d fl'
The President has approved the bill
repeating the tax on tea and coffee on and
after July next. ts5.s
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New CHuRoH.-The site for a Catholic
Church in the Eighth Ward has been
purchased, and ground will be broken
within the next week preparatory to the
erection of the building. The loca-
ton is central one. 1t is the intention,
we hear, to erect a fine structure, and to
hayeit finished during the present year.
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North Carolina Democratic ,.ti Conven.
lion.

GREENsBoRo, N. g., May IA large
delegation to the Democratic State Con.
Tention, has already arrived. Hon. Saml.
+. Gary, Of Ohio, made speech yester.
day, endorsing the Democratic party, and
declaring his willingness 10 cooperate N
any measure that viii result in the defea,
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soHURBERTIc Ice CREAM and Cake, fresh
every day, at G. H. swartz's, Monroe
street, one door east Of the Mcclure House,
Wheeling. T'1.- e.r.
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Vermont RepublIcnn Conrenl

Vermont Republican Convention.
BELLOWS FALLS, VI, May 1.-The
Republican State CONVENTION to choose
delegates TO Philadelphia, meets here to.
day. Many delegates are already here.
The convention will be large. Frederick
Billings. of Woodstock, will preside. A
delegation Of strong men win be selected
for the National Convention. The reso.
lutions will strongly endorse Grant and
Collax for denomination. -.a.,
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For the largest stock Of Trimmed
Hats and Bonnets in this city. and at the
lowest prices, call at VIM. Bacharach's,
Nicoll's old stand.
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GALL and take bucket of Ice Cream
to your family. Only 40 cents per quart,
at G. H. swartz's, Monroe street, one
door east of Mcclure House, Wheeling.
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BOARD OF EDucAT1oN.--A special
meeting OF the Board Of Education will
be held this evening at the usual place
and hour.
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Insurance. p
pEABoDY INSURANCE COMFY
AT WHEELING, WEST VA
CAPITAL, 9l26, 900,
With the privilege Of increasing the same 10
sJE 100000. nj .-7II
Insurance..
AT WHEELING. WEST va.

DIRHoFoRs
william Bailey AlonEo LOring,
Andrew ]. PanAet, james y, Bernee.
Henry StAmm, Thomas Huphee'
A. ]. Cecil, 60 -.
This Company having been in successful oper.
euon tor nearly two yeaIg 10 prepared 10 take
ehAndise, Manufacturing Embellishments, Furni-
tnre, Steamboats,, and cargoes On theWestern
rivers and Lakes also TO issue perpetual policies
on Dwellings and Stores. THIS Company being
recommends Itself TO the fayorable conRId cratioT
OF the insuring public, and solicitS their patro.
mage, Applications for insurance win DO prompt.
Y attended 70 atthetr ofiee, BAILKY'S BLOCK
No. i06 Market street. : FTT7sl e n.
WILLIAM BAILEY, Pres't. 'a
AL0NZ0 L0RIN6, Vice Pres't
n. 9. ARTHUR, Sec'y. =. =,
w. q. AGNEW, A2Sf 6ee,y. jani2
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WEsaw, yesterday, atthe Partridge
Gallery, q portrait in Pastel, which is
really a"gem Of art" Everybody should
see It. 1.I ge --E--srr.l 3
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Music Books of all kinds, tor Piano
Organ, Violin, Yiolincello, Flute, &c.
from Soc upward, at sheib's Music Store
Monroe street. .-s.
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TUCKED SKIRTS at 90 cents, at VIM.
Bacharach's. all colors Of Kid Gloves
at 20 cents, at VIM. Bacharach's
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a LARGE stock of Ladies', Misses and
Child's Lasting Kid and Morocco Boots
and Shoes OF best city manufacture, for
sale at L. v. Blends. y 255
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WHOLESALE and Retail Ice Cream and
Cake Depot, G. A. swartz, Monroe street,
one door east of Mcclure House, Wheeling.
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lLigetrtar:
..iIt -
THURSDAY, MAY 2, ls72.
Nav Advertisements

New Advertisements.
Steamer Jenny Howell.
Good Templars' Entertainment.
Five Dollars Reward.
Ladies Watches-Oxtoby d Dutfleld
Opening.
E: Bookings Pharmacy.
Office Tables.
Early Vegetables-head Of local.
Daily Market-head of local.
Reports oil Banks.
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LADIES wishing to purchase q nice
fitting and latest style Cater, should so
to L.iV. Bonds .17
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THE Dolly Warden and all the spring
styles photographed at Brown 6 Higgins
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QUEEN's, Congress, women's Serge and
Kid Newport Ties and Croquet Slippers,
Just received at I. Y. Blond's.
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"JuNrER TAR SOAP" cures cnapped hands
saltrheam, pimples, and all cutancous atFec.
tons, rendering the Slin soft and smooth. Man.
ufsctpred by CAswELL, HAZARD q CO., =
Sold by al Druggists. ~ Nta New York
my9t5Mi Th-dSW ~ .ceas AVG" AU'A
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No Family Should be WithoutAI

Thsse, symptoms, II allowed TO 70 On VA
this medicine invariably removes IN S Nm
lmpoteney, Faulty, Epilepdc FIts il ~ r
which the patient may expire. Whom M,
these are not frequently followed By thOs n
full diseases" Insanity and CONSUMPTION, M
are aware Of the cause Of their sifalnts n
few will confess. TherecOrds Of The lniGsl A.
lum, and the melancholy deaths BY COnS1nptis
bear ample witness 10 the Truth Of the Is.i,tio,
The Constitution once affected with 0Tttt
Weakness requires the aid Of medSdst b
strengthen and inyigOrate The IJIten, wa
"Holmes d Co.'S Fluid Extract Blc6an lnTrt,
bly, does.
Retalled by all Druggists ats CENTS Pm
BOTTLE, OF 8 ounces, or 8 days msiisis q
once placing this valuable compound within "
reach OF the patient, no matter how poo,
BEWARE Of cOunterfeits. Ask for Nt1bu
Fluid Extract Buehu. Holmes q Co., ppptt
tors, New York City.
BEWARE Of spurious Buchu MlStutA, no
pared by selEstJled doctors, which ne ket \
lore the Oublic by notnFibnS ahyeftIsemPniI
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TIE largest variety Of Millinery Goods
in this city at VIM. Bacharach's.
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GONE To WELIsBpRe,-Judge Melvin
went to Wellsburg, yesterday, to finish
up the Spring term Of the Circuit Court
for that County. .ar -a.
Next Monday, he goes to Moundsville,
we believe, to hold a two weeks term,
and then will he commence a summer
campaignin this county. ag..-
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HOLMES & cos
Fluid Extract Of Mexican RurhII

For weakness arising from ESceS,s, T T.S,.,
DISSIPATION, Early ludIsereton Or iSS.1al Icy y.
ded with the following symptomS. ii OSs.ss Gle'
70 Exertlon, Loss OF Power, 10 ~ I2C:laal
Dime1lty Of Breathing, Wesf Ns,T y I 14l
lnR, Horror OF Disease, DImpsSi n W. ttIsHe
W9kelulnees, Pdn in the BScf Gpj,...,,' l.o9
tude Of the Muscular system, I'M IKE ~ ~
ing OF the BODY, DrynGss Of De siis 6.,s; Ssa
on the Face and Palld CountGssfS .'%PuUus
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FRANKLN INSURANCE Comply
II OF wHKRLMa, d q I'd =
CAPITAL -S$15o,ooo.

DmHuToRs: s5.E
Samuel Mcclellan, George Meudel.
Louis Iii e g. ssetisId. Michael Reilly
This company now having been Organised tiys
yeate, and IN that time done q succossfnl businesS
Z sal prepared to take risks at iSir rates or
nu1alngs Of al kinds, Merchandise, Mannfactuf.
lng establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
Cargoeo on the Western Riyers and Lakes. ThIs
company o3cfs superior Inducements to Farm.
ere, whereby they can be insured on DWellinRp,
furniture, Barns, and contenta for or s yeaFS N
reduced rates. Thisbeing astato Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus Of any company In tho STATE; and
composed otsome Ninety four derG. I1iost
o. whom arc among our best buSineas nen. M.
eommends Itself To- the favorable considerahon
OF tho tnsurng public, and Bolicits their patron.
age, Applications fofinsuTancG Wili DO prompt.
~ attended TO at their Once, No. % Monroe 81.
or Of their several 1geneeB thfouRhout Tie State'
ia sAMi1 MCLELLAN, PRECEDENT
GEO. MKNDKL, Vice Presldcnf.
Q. Il. C0EN, sec'y. I y 7gjS - '' -
A. 1. WILEY, General Agent. Iebla
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INVEST va. INSURANCE COMFY
CAPITAL. $1e6. 900.
F ssa r.; Faa at me SSs s g Sa &.S
disc and Goods IN Transit 81 = -
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LlIb OUmplny hlVng been fnlly organiEed, n
nov prepared to take riSkB upon =
BuIdi1gs Of al kinds, Merchandise, Manuac
tunnS ksAblehments, Furniture and
r. CArRoes Of all kinds on ne
4,- Western WAters.
tended TO BY tho Secretary. -
M Once St The National Savings Bank, No. .
E. WI. B. SIMPSON. Pnes,t. .sgs5
W.. Q. HANDLAfS, Vlce Pree't.
!. 4. A1LLkR, sec'y. april
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81 numerous:
henry Hartman, DL.J. b. HUM
Jonathan RoWley, Edmund Boxing,
z. ]. Smyth, n. .. Csinpbell
]. Il. BriStor, S.PfSeef.
VIM. B. Odbert a. Heflniloeh
DID. T. FainsWorth, Vim. Bs Cfane
David Billmyer, joseph Shields
VIM. 3. White, N.Goa n.
l. 3. Duy&l, D.HRDix.
VIM. 3. Stevenson,
oaiee. No. Mime House Block, Wheeling
JACOB HoRNBRooK, Pres't.
JACOB d. BICKMI, Vice Pres't.
]. Il. WILLIAMS, Secretary. mri
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Pnblio. naht atntnmnni. !. ..

WAImNoToN, May 1.-The following
Y z recapitulation Of the Public Debt
Statement ieaf1ad tn,dAv. tsF6r5 rtbfl
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now to guard againstRll excuses, by tenn
pering thesterner virtues of the old Dem.
ocrat with the milder virtues Of the old
Republican. There may be much to re.
great and something TO atone for, but there
Is nothing now In the soul Of any man
who has come to Cincinnati 10 attend this
Convention 10 be distrusted. [Cheers.
You arc all aware that ID another and
larger hall in this city there is now or
soon will be gathering Of other men
who have come hero substantially for the
same purpose which has brought you to
this room.. Like US they are intent upon
restoring the government to its constitu-
tional foundation. Like US, they propose
not only to reform abuses but to remove
the conditions from which these abuses
have sprung. Like us they arc about to
protest against the perversion Of public
fundamentally TO private ends. rCheers |
Like US they propose 10 search for the ma
tural, immutable laws which govern the
growth OF industry and the production Of
wealth, and as far as may be to see 10 Il
that our statutes shall be q single EXPIRES.
sion Of these laws. Like us they love ths
Union and insist upon the prevention n
the equal rights Of all the citizens Of This
republic. But, unlike Us, while they con.
cede that thereis both community Of in.
terests and identity of purpose between
the Liberal Democrats and the Liberal
Republicans, and while they themselves
harbor no distrust againstang one because
he chooses TO call himself by another
name, theyiear lest there might still be a
lurking disquietudei among those whose
ipns or brothers lately bore arms in the
defence Of the Union because Of the pro.
posed open fraternity Of the Republicans
with those who do not choose TO assume
the Republican name. l believe that in
this they are mistaken, Cheers that the
generous trust Of the people is even larger
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~ MlDDLEBURG, PA
j. A. STAIiLNECKER, Proprietor.

Having taken charge of this old aud well
established stand, the proprietor proposes
20 devote all his attention 10 the providing
Of his Table and Bar and ihe accommoda.
lion of both man and beast lie solici,s n
liberal share of The rrhlic ! siropage.
january l3, lsio-t
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HEALTH! BEAUTyi!

c6ENSE ~ tLisll AND wI,IGili-cICh',
hNlN ,ANP EEAr4Itt l. CO4rLENION ~.
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ER. E2 ALWAYS
cARShPARllllAN RESOlvEnT
Eyogy Cay an Increase In Flceil
and Weight is Soon and Foit.


! t.a.y, Nl Nrgl diseases, bu,'l. phlHt,s,
Irp-f. sngplsf 80 Water lucHu'iH yr.e of Thine,
NHsu's D.,-,-,, N1pn.lurA sru! ll ~ ca,,a. whrlo
tzrs an' ,E'Is sfrset %. ~ the w,nr l. tlEl,
ctFttv. uls#l WIZ s'H HtArtrs NE ths Nhiic u an
*, ~ turyI,' % 90 wij, sJE, a. thsr' ~ morbid,
dark hhor' apN'1runc', unl white htalg-'iust DO.
lion whct pts,ug as.tsr snd Palm ~ the Siisul Or
t'e ID a',l 80 D.; tLy LllLs. deC, si.ua
WCR tdS, -ThcoHl" tno7 andslr, Remedy
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IOD ACRES.

or LAMP. situate in Perry ,oonship. sny
ler county. Pa. Que half mtlc ouh o.
fieorn"ni. bounded or the u ~ 10y lnnd ni
hati's Bris. ou tho Souih Nv frcd,ic'
Nultie. on the west by John Smith. on the
Nutih hy G,ptSr H,ichcbich nnl others
wherein are erected TEO STORY
NkiTHEkuOARDED
DIV ELLlNG MOUSE.
'anS Farm aui other necessary outh iil1.
'ngs There is IN excellent wrll ~ III,
luor aud splendid APPLE ORCHARD.
u ihr prcm -rs Tue i.nd IL in q high
.trir of cultivation aul nearly all clear.
Nso
SIXTY ACrrs or woODLAyp,
sta - IN West Perry iywnship ndi lining
lands of lrhn Haas. John Silver ani others
The public roii healing Iyom Srl'nsgrovc
- hicl hcld rass's through said tract.
liso-taes li'rrl Property known US the
fBEkM MONT HOUSE,
continuing iwa l4ts of ,r nm whcr,on nre
tee rl q new and w,ll anishci House.
good tnhiirc--, good we'll Of wiicr--ai
Zee !l,ns~ ard M ihc Improvement. essen
lial fg 'Ac X ping Ola vel ordered cpun.
~ ho'cl.
=. session can hc hal uc the rr,porty
his i,l!. o" ne - spring. ~ msy salt pur-
.hpscrs For iuriler infwm1lipn mil term,
- ',lr apply To lht subscriber in Free
.nou', Sn!d,r county. y.
tATINRlNE SMITH.
iug ST.
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1 DNlNiSTRNTOR'S NOTICE. Letter.
" or NlriniIr,tiun on the estate o.
llcnry E.uc ln'c Of Perry town.
.hip Sn,d county. Va. deceased. have
hcen .rtrtc.; 10 the unlcrsi ,.nrl. residing
~ salt '.wn.hip All persons knowing
themselves indebted ~ the estate -: said
lec,a.cd will please make immediate pay
nenI lnd iinsc hrviue claims against snid
estate viii present them tor scill, menl to
IONS II llNE.
PETERS GEAIBILL
Aug 20. -. Administrators.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PURGATIvE PILLS,

perfectly ,sytclsss, elegantly coated with sweet gum.
purge. regulate, purify, c eaisu, an Strengthen.
fadw,ys PuS fgr thl curg Of al dscl,cf. II lhe
sloln,sh. Liyrr. B1wuA Kidneys, Bladder. Nervous
p-e $50 ilsnA,ch,, tulsilal to,ilysntss,
lnliseslu,. l'yslss sil, Bllon ness Bilious Fever,
Inflammation % u'a Eiwcls, Pllys, and all leransc.
nrn,. ~ tic lnemN Nlsccra. Warranted Ia effect
poaiye enc. Purely Vegetable, cuuiauli & no nleT.
sufN, mmerils, or deleteroas drugs.
~ Deserve tll Allowing Smrioms resulting
fron D.sorisrs Of tho pses,lvv orFahs;
casP,,loa. ls-aFa nls, i.fNs.s The nia-d ln the
Hal AAity of tho stnash. NAasA, Ils.Ttiufa, D.sit
S tsol. faiia-t, ws'shi 10 ths siamasA. seal fraa
iai. snhns flaiirr n the Pt oiths ston.sh s~u-
rang u tA- Hsi, iilFfsl anl naeslt hFsstng thsr.
ins the lsg,. thakhu ~ sufeeathg ssnsat shsn 10
. Lyf's fs,Hr. bian.,s Of ,on. no. ef N.ls est's
tho S,eht. f-gr And puh Pain Ia The Head Dsilslspsy
ef pFpas,isa ysnsn.ss 81 tbs skis snd kya, Pain IL
~ hs, Casa. LINT. sud sudden tu,hs. Of iiss,, banning
~ ths tisss.
A fsw doses ~ RADwAr's PILLS will ftse the
srsfen nom al The above ,aiuel III nfdeTs. ITec, 2s
ssuis I,eT hox, SOLD ny nBuGnISTs,
READ .fALsE AND TRUE" send one letter.
ftanip 10 EApwAf A CO., No. " Maiden Lane
New. yctk; - iatonnassa se<th thousands wiz "
80 <@e ~ -.
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Tumnr of I? ycnra' Growth
Cured by Ls0duayis lscroIyent.


n. Rspv fsre bad o1Afigu Tunnr 10 The OyarlsF
AID p,w-.A All th+ -tfs i,i tsrs 40 h"lp ftL"
tfi-i -tefV ttiHr thii 0ryonirsndd bat n0ihag
hssl us. lfas Rgss,snt, sd thoustt ~olli ~
b i1t hd 90 90 D. =, ivafr had iulsrsd ff tWsss
were trk h,tlss Il tir Rssnlvst ard boa n
Eisst rii, ant w. ii'les q yeur Krrd, Islgf AMI
tAsfs slsu u uunir ta " ilt, aud i.tl
hstef, snsrts aai hl 'pT thsl has fT twelve years
tn aaTi iunar ~ the ka ,Is 4 The LosrA o,sr
ths spin. write thls 4 you g. the lsnstt o othtf
Nsl l.lh-Al 4 q A.a .h.--... lLANAAM y. kNAlr.
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ShTvALUAg-E RIAL ESTATE
THE undersigned offers at Pri
ynie ale The following described valuahl,
Real Istatr. viz
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7 II f POST.

nippLEGuRa....


ckina Eufi'r GOr W..ses
Nov is tie time to pack butttr
away for winter use. Butter mad
in October, II well preserved, is bet
ter than winter butter fr tli tlble
rnd much cheaper, We give below
n oup!e OF / ethols for ketping lut-
ter, which W. mmend TO our read
ocs:.
nRINr n kITTIVt BUTTER.
Make brine strong enough to
lear an egg then put in ty, hand.
( Ills of salt TO each gallon Of " t'r
Add hal a pound of white sugar AID
two tea-spoonfals Of saltpetro Ioii
well ard skim until pe.fa,tiy clear
then strain aix or oigDt shines Al
wys keep bag q salt in tie b.inc
W th the butter This is said to pre.
SO We butter foY year or two. IN
on" owH experience il has answered
perfectly well f.r period of n.ne
months or as lcng as wanted. Be
sure thai Che butter y-u altcnpt to
put away !s in the Ers, instance fie-h h
snI well made. Wrap each roll
sope'aio!y il Il r.rs,in cloth ,liug up
ns you 20. Iach thgm as closely as
You can in large empty stone jar.
uutil 1t is filled 10 within few incl
as Of the top. Weigh the butter down
with clean stone on something of
the soft. Tien ro1r over tie br.r,
until tAe whole j, Submerged Vic
mp Close, sRi toe butter VII he just
rs good when wanted for use as when
G.st nut in Tie brine
A;oTlLp WAY.
! new method # Iacainy butter
70. the retail trade has been invented
which rrJmi,c3 t1 answer a want
lon; felt The my process is do
scl1bed IS { lows: 4 firkiu or bar-
re is prcpared by filing to a proper
depth with strong and pure brne.
The butter. rs it is taken from the
chun anl pr rapnei for market. il
carefully selected IS t. color auG
quli,y all in'.) 80 / in PIN cotton
bags CT sacks, weighing from five t.
ten pounds cGoh. Tho sacks are
placed in the lanel or firlin. fresh
md sweet. and as the brine conplet.
lytovcis thOm th,y can bo lert in
this condition fer any lcngth of time.
it is claimed, without any dete.io,a
ton in quality. One great aivu-
tage tina: i5 -laimcl for this new sty'e
of p .caing is that dealers cnn ttke
one n mre If the bags from the OH
gin i pack ge leaving the rest safe
I'M ler cover OF ,he brine anl cxclu led
fro u The nir. The bags are suited
to the retail trade, as they are Just
about what is nee lei for family Use.
but are ~ the sumo time $50 convent
ent y arranged that any snqllc
amDlnt can bc cut from them il the
han iiest manner. This is an czperi
men in packing butter but it i.
wor ny OF consideration by rc.ai.
deal rs.-B'.Gtio Cla,ArcjM Id
CertiSer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-04-11
Yarns for the Marines,

Captain Jones, of Stonington, is re-
sponsible for the following: On his
passage from New York, a few years
ago, he observed, one summer after
noon, a heavy cloud arise from the
land and, to his great surprise, APP
proach the vessel. Suddenly it broke
near him. and covered the deck with
millions of mosquitoes, while part of
the flock went through the mainsail,
leaving nothing but the b~olt-ropes
hanging idly to the spars. CorrobOra.
tive evidence to this astonishing tale
found in the person of a ''down-east
skipper" who heard the story, and who,
on comparing dates with the narrator,
declared that two days afterward he
was boarded by the same flock of mos.
quitoes, and they oil tcore canruS
breschts.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-04-11
lncnmhnstihle Wood.

1t is a fact worthy OF general notice
that wood may be rendered, without
great labor or expense, nearly ms capa-
BILE of resisting fire as brick or stone.
This is done by soaking the dried lum
Der a short time in a solution OF soluble
glass, a s~llicate of soda or potash, after
which it is immersed in l~imc-water, by
which the s~ilicate of soda is decomposed
and the pores of the wood filed with a
s~ilicate of lime. The substance Is fire
proof and cannot be dissolved IN water,
and its presence and effect in the fibre
Of the wood are. therefore, permanent,
Soluble glass is readily obtained, be-
ing already largely usedfor various pur.
poses in this country. There is 10 pa
tent upon the process, and it can there
fore be used by any builder or lumber
dealer