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rpirb iett burb teine Ger porSisiihit lien Sod-Sti9=
WtdI6inen i'm Wdrtte on Ginfahbeit. 9eidti9fsit in
belt IbertroTen, obsleid ne nur i'm Brittle balb 10
oiei foitet, als anbere por5lslite Wtaihinen: ne to'
itet s25 bis gu SO sic mGGt Den Stid auf beioen
Selten unb li5t nidt los.
Nssnten ipercen in ieber Gtabt, ieoem Stdot9en
unb Geuntn in Narplanb eeIuht.
Sir e:rtuIire II. Sefineunsen a~borefirc man
Sobn z. Sufler, 9eneral.Nsent.
Berfaufs3immsr str. 8, Roroze bariss=S IT., 2. @tase,
Baltimore. {Dtaij3,1 Utt t&D)
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Siirean nrs WebanDez Sniprftnrs.

lIttfn VIC Nen 10. W9at I6l2.
Sepnrate periIescite 1macbpte perren in eies
fem y treou biz Treitda, ben II. Wtui, WorgeR6 10
n6r, iTr Den S1u Der Tuaben= uro RdebensS hute
Jtr. 10, an Der z ibmeitz@de Der Sarnto9az uRo 9ez
puhlicdrttrlB &c, ntoegengenommeH. 9lsihfdls 5ur
ielben iSeit fir ben Ban tes aHbGues bCs @rOGitrabens
Ndritbauits.
Eldne uuo SpeeiRtntionen t0nuen In bicIcm Bis
redu wdbrenb Der Sireauituueeu e~tn9eilbGn ncrbeu.
Da6 Eieht miro uor1eGGlten, ir9enb Gin ODER ole
beiaete An9ebote juILf ,ulUeiien.
Die an9ebote ulrhcn i'm 8lrcou bes Sircerz
meiters nm IL llbr Wittage ~hcflelbtn cages 9eoff.
net, uuo ftuo Die Sieter eriudt, 9e9enrdrtig 81
iein.
Die GH9ebote mLiicn auf BEN nmldlaee enttueoer
nit ~fiir ocn Sau Der 9nabens unn WtGftenihuic
SIR. rs" oeer nit ranbGu bes 9toSfrasen=RaI
bauies" iibetidrebcn iein.
SIN auitrcge m q. Battime,
1t5-2O g(rf hes GcbGunezS n Ineftnrs
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6amptun's peaetabililde 9inftur

Sds beribmte NrBnei= WtittcI, be5eugt burd uniere
beten @inpobner, Rbeumatismus. Dpspepfia, Scro-
fula, Suiten, Jterpcnfran!beiten. aae ueibliben Grant
beiten. Wtdn iiebe Die 3eusEiIe. gu baben lei alen
Oro9uiiten 3u 81 per Slaihe.
Spomion eiup & Comp. nnb 80 s.. Sroun &
Sruoer, 49enten fir DEN @roBbanoeI. Saupt.
Sireau: Sfr. 8, SIS=Sbarlesffr.
o. 9S. Wpnbrap, @isentbimer.
(eebr. %, 12Iitet6fp adj
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4nscbute fir Die sirfcruug bon Cement
fiir ma ffrte MnfhEnnS


Oas Sai=@ omite oes neuen 0fatbbauics label III
oeriie9slteH Gngeboten fir e%rcitauieue
Sdfer S'ment Elm, Delte aui Dem 8IaSe bts
reuen 5tdtbb -uiee gu lolten 3eitcu unS Guartildten,
Set beitim,lt, 0b5ulieieru fIHo.
Sic nlliien Den Freis pro 8aB, hr grt ODER ben
N4men, ols Stutto- @ctpidt ieess Saifts entbGlten
uno on bus Bau @omite nit orn @orten: ~ II q e
bote frr @ement" auf benz umihlage bsitriebeu
iein.
Die arsebote miiHcn bei'm Gefretar, i'm Siireau
res @oniite's, Dornerffd9. b. 16 Olai, RddnIlttaes
Dor 3 ubl, ein9crei6t luerocn. uu fuethsm 9IGSc uno
.3elr lie aeoffnet nerben uro iino tabei in.ereiitte
Bcrionen etn9eIaoen. eg9enui,tta 81 iciu.
Der &onnatt lutro In uebcreinitimnung nit Der
Staot=@erorcnung iUt ben Ban [ines nenen Jtatb-
bauiee, ON .. uu9uit 1868 eenGtniet. 9emaht luers
ben mo fam ausfunft blniitbtlih %berielben, ober Der
gnGebote rom SupetinteIbenten erlan9t luerocn.
Sos @omite betGlt fd oas Sfedt Dor. irgcno zines
oetr ole An9ebote, gang oosr t6eiIueiIe, bu Der
pertcn.
It5. 81 HRo[tPr q. Gmith, GER.
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E Gtpas fir iebe Jamilie
Cine TIorence'fhe Wdbm
Sic Homo Shuttle MGhmngd,iu,

VtHS VIuISHce q WdDmufcHthE
III bic bette iir ole AIten Nrbeit unb Die u~etteffe gtcs
t4tne In er lBeIt. Wtnn fomme uno febe oieiefbe In
benz Serfauis=2osale, Rr. 40, RurtsG bcrle8Rr.
in n2r~eimdurers9 eyuusI. . an I Suli18.12Wte.
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=9ln,ci0e.

Nattidt lUir6 biermit gc9eben, bo6 nrterBeitnctt
8olmadt Sur 8erlucltun9 oes Nahlnics bes allbttr
perft. Setnborc Y. Sd,nbart erbllten bat. Aae,
bic SorbsrunSen an bieien IahtaB BADEN, lperoen
hermit aui9etoroert, ioIte nebit Den notbieen Belle
gen i%pdtcitens am "a. OttOher 1872 einjureihen unb
ariprl6e anoteien ytadIoS seiesltd iir ptr'ufiser.
Hart tuerben no9en. ane, bic 3ablunee an bicien
Radlas gu MAIDEN ba6eu, rusrben hermit ,~uiseior-
bert, iol1e unoerjI9Gid on llnterSsibnete ;u ~leiten,
no ntdt 10 miro 9eridtli6 ein9eidrltten. .
lq8, l4 1851 &Mfanne .. &dnbart, NDm.
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V~eriammlnmgS- Mm;etgen.
BUR Nadridt!

Cur BequemIibfeit meiner alten auneen
- unb bes BubIifums iiberbaupt, made i6b bier
nit Die 9n5eise, oas th mein
Ghub= uitb StiefelgefAdft,
bisber on Der Gde Der Baltimore nno Shroe6erfr.,
nad Der ode Der Saltimpre,u. NepubIicanfr.,
usrlest babe. SD weroe bort einen sroBen Go.ratb
ron Stieteln uno Shuben Der befen bieieen Mrbeit
5u niebrtg eren Breifen, ais trsenb elm
anberes Etabttf1 mt Der Sta b I on 9anb
balten unb erfnde, bel mir uorsuipre6en, ebe mon
fonftpo %einfauft.
Q14-9) g. @ebIin8er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-14

Wea0's "GKAND DUCHESS" G1l>
nii9es @aKer.
"RlAD's GRAND DUCHESS CoLoGHE.H
"RIAD's GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE"
"RnAD's GRAND DUCHESS CoLoGNB.n
Das bette folniihe Waier in 4nlerifa, uribertrofs
fen bon ir9enb einem anberen 4rtitel. 8ein Beiu6er
8aItimore's ioate % unterlafien, fb NIT elmer 6laite
oieies
anSseSeidbneten YarfimS
Su rerieten. @6enio tuirb empioblen:
sReaS'5 xempslritterzSoauet,s
~0feao's Gempelritterz8 oquet,~
~dedo's Gempelritter=So auet.~
Gnner lonte aui feinem 1otlettentilhe febIan:
~ReGb's masii6es Yuluer ilr boien Sols,~
rNeao's mo9ifhes Buluer fir boien Sals,~
Elm uniibertreihi6es Seilmittel fir Solsletben irgene
ipeIhera rt, ruie cine ilai6e, ritbti9 aneetpanbt, bar=
ttun miro. Oie Wirtuns bes WiittelS 1T cine NUM-
berbare. xS. y. Hedb,
(Sept16.1 1877 SIR. 1s1. Baltimore. nabe 9igbtfr.
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SiireaM nrs Mnfirhers Der Q%aarrhauler

Baltimore. ten %. Mprtl 1872.
Gs ptro hermit oetarnt 9%cliobt, caS Nnasbofc
ilr Die 81 madcRctn Gcpuratnrer In ben Stants- 5a=
Observation-Disclosures in oitiem9iirenu bis gum IA. Uiai,
Utitta9s II ubr, entge9snaeHomnen ~ rben.
@ontrGttorcn IniiiieR Sb,leutionen fir ole e6treus
lide Grfiiung ibrgr @ontratte unterjeiduen.
Spe5titutonen Ger gu madGnnen arbeItcn f0nnen
in oIeiell BIreau eiEgeieten Derner. Is uirb ras
EeOt ror5ebaltGn, ir9erb eincs Der an9ebott surits
%5ufuetien, Delpes entrueocr Su bod ODER un9eniz
9eEo III.
Q0S-l6) RI WuQifiu, GuIieber,
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etaat MurDlnnb,
General 2ISiutdntSzSiredu.


General NSjutantSz Siireau,
4nunpott 8, b. 6. Wtat 1872.
Nusemriner Sefebl Gr. g:
BreUet 9cneral=gtaior Npbcrt 8. Carr, Com
mnnbcur "er 2. Brigade rer Nt. %. O. III biermit
an9eipicIen, icin COMMANDO CUR 8drabe unb Jtepue
Oifnita9, zen II. Wiat, berausJ ubeorcern
aui Seiebl oes @ouperneure uno S6srbcfebthers:
SbdS. q. WfcSSlair,
General Abiutant.
Sauptquortter Der 2. Srisofe, VI. VI. @.,l
Baltimore, Den :. Wtui 1872.
General 8etGbl SIR. 2.
Sn SoIac oCs allqemeinen Yefeblg5 Str. 2 pom Sc
ncral-SanptluurtiCrs (8eneral abiutantur). GaGti=
more, cen d. liai 1929, Oh irt, iuettsr eieies &our-
marbo aui Gienftaa, Den 81. UiGi, 8ebuis SripGts
tton lno TeOue ousbeorhGrt, miro
y hleie Srtaace SieuftGs, btn q. Wtai 1872, Sur
Baraos ausjieber;
q pirb oieie . 'igabe fib in Der SrontliuRra5e. nit
hem redten 6ttsel an Der &GtbeSralfra6e, Sta6nitz
tags nm 8 n6r iormircn;
81 Die @onlInGnoeurc bcs 5 Regiments, oes 1. Snz
fantertezS Battalion uro Der &aralerie=@ ompaonie'n
fperoen ibre Antuntt an ben Sberiz9iCutenent aelin.
ger, Sri91oe=Snlptttor, mfIoen.
~ miro lid be- Brioa6C=StaB (~heritter) um H3
nhr an 9etbGorGlz uRo 6rantl,riraSe meloeR. 0Qs
Snnptquartter oes 5. Jte9iments miro ourd ble Sab.
men be5eidnet.
aIuf SeisbI bes SrsUetz @sucrot=T uiors
Euberf q. Carr;
Sbpmas q. Wc&diq, fun,
Sberf, q. v. ". uHo St"bstS ommanoeur.
Offi5tetl: Sammpnc 9uaan.
DHninY. N - 6. nm III 81 81 q. hin 2 o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-14

MORNING GLORY TIGHTENING
uno Victory e orten
BON fein seItntttsnem 8autabad.
@. NoIeuielS & Comp,
SIR. SO, @rdange.Blat,
NGeiriae Noenteu tIr Waro(anb. tNtail4, U1t
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&0nial. sadiiide Qanoeslptterie.

6er3osl. Braunibpeieiide 9anees(otterie,
5ambur9er Stabtlottrrie,
Nppal 6apannaz2ptterie.
Bretie, Eldne uno jeoe Deitere au5tunit ertbeilen
xSadDSrnaun q Spmp.
Y. 8. Bor 1916. Hr. 12t IA h 16, Sobnfr,
fSOn HPmzOnrf
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Sta0tzG ummi6arszSiirean,

StaDt<S
Bd fillmore, ben 8. Mal 1872.
Serfieaclte MnaebOte uerben in 6ieiem Biireau
bis Scnnabeuc, ben f8. Yiai 1872, Sormttto9s
10 1br, fir has Ripeuiren, gtanrifcinbcGrBen
nnh Yfaferu Der 9Gn3en Strcdc beS YarfpldBcS,
5tutiben Der SlSofielte oct Chiffon uro Der Sho:
o%ftiette ner SaurenSfraee. angeHommen.
Die ansebote perben Wttttlgs IL ubr en- ieIbi9eR
Eoge in Dem Slreau 6es 8lr9erTetfers s%soIfnet.
Ser ODER Die @ontrattibernebmer baber Caution
nit 9enEbmt9ter 9arantie fir has glaniren, Ranoz
iteinheiesen uno BfaiterH gu i~tellen, oGS Die arbCiten
III ftren9er ue6ereinItimmung NIT Den Sriorberniiien
oas Nipeltren, Vfiaitern un6 lrlpHa itern Der Straz
zen, 9anen un6 @d6deR Der Stabt Baltimore" 9es
ihe9en. Die In9ebote iucrOCr oIn leIbtgen Gage
Wtitta9s IL n9r i'm Bitreau 6ee giir9erlneiiters gc0ff.
net peroeu. SIM Outrage:
6ep. 9. GRopemarb,
f11A h 2l HIcrF Nys Z n ht-g IN IN iEfSra
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Neae Mn;etgen.
9nufino1,u0.

- ~uutfuBANN
Die lIrterseidnete ftattet Der n3drtnrr< unb Setoz
omen<Yeielibait" on Der Stl>Air=Jfoao rnb 5dbt=
ridden Srsunben ibren Ounf oh fir Die Ilebleide
Sbetlnabme, neIhf he bel Ger Seeroiouna ibrss
@attsn Setcr Sdpn 10 irluncIid betunpeten.
1I6) WScria gd,pu.
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B9 Suften uno Grfdltunaen.
2aroaue's Sufeu>Sprup 1T superitdtlit als elm
f6eres unb eriol9reihes 5eifmittel eescn Suten, @r=
tGltung unb ole 8ranfpciten Der BronhfalzRobren
an5uempIeblen, fopobl iir Sinner ole aud fir @r=
lpadiene. Yreis % Gents pro fiaihe. gu BADEN bel
2aroaue, Sde Der Baltimore unS 5arriionar.,
Iowle bei allen Orosuiitea. tAuauft23. l2I1te. t&m.)
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gduittwaQreu &c.

"a @aibinstuu, .. 6.
w Mrs. s.. SAMPLER,
SUITS unn 0pbeuaaren : 9auelnng,
ssr. sac, fIebsnte St-aFe, nabe ) 5tr.,
Us ellington, .. g..
gaentur iur Die 5sribmts Gabnen. unb Stiderei<
Manuiattur uOn ). Y. SietsL tonisl. Sofisisran4
Ssfenunssn aui ssre'nssGabnsn rpsrosn prompt
%efettuirt. (april24, 3Nate.)
SDmme unterfleiOcr,
leiEene urp baumpoIsne rntsrpoisu, struInpiuaas
ren, ~oonbidule unS gtohons. Melse 5smeeu aui
ss;ss $3.50 ss;zs
Qi4-) SIR. IS. gseh.SaItimoIsiI.
II, ptmOngfOt,
aanffler in
0aararbetteu,
Smporteur uno Sabritant BON IerridsE, ScHe6teR,
Eoupees, 5aarfetter, Rinoen, Slumen u Geindioen,
Rr. B, observation-disclosures.
Sous in YGris: STR. 4, Rue BGmeau in BaibiH9ton,
D. s., Er. 500, Eenniploauia=Anenne. -
(lDril29, 12Wite)
Siaiger saoen.
@robe Sefuung
beutihsr. ftansoflder unb snsltider
aIeiheraoffe.
bet ben lesten Ren=gorfsr
uftion 8 ertduieu
eingefautt unb tueroen ~bieisIhen unter benz
SmportattonEzBretS
sopdnsEi$s Ssi5ssnssnas ~ 50 6s1ts nno F0Re.
in nsusn mo bitbidcn Ytuftsrn.
Iron Granedlne.
ilnseberre StrobieBun9 bes Preifcs bon
l6Dar5em alpata.
SntberIaue,
G09-) SIR. ~, Horo=Sb drleeitraBe.
2lues ut Iterbli1U!
Nur be- CUTE 8iui, ben ih rer llntsrssiGnete burb
biaiees 8eItouten unb resle Yeolsnung anuueisucn
9euuSt bat, lit unoerSeBlid.
@eitc1n empfins i'd ipitosr friide Sribiabrsz unb
SonmermGaren, bettepeno aus bin gen uno Ietnen
3leioerftoien, Grenadines, Lawns, Dolly Vardens,
Warieiles, W~toSambiques &C., Slama, uno Spisenz
Sbanls uno 5aGen, Sonreni9ilmen oaer Sorten
uno einsn pollen anortiment WeiBruaaren Il. 2eineu.
u. &erngunD,
cRr. 500, aSeff. Saltirn prez,
9lu bic Dameu.
gir MAIDEN defenders 0uf uniere beheutenoen Sor>
rdtIe BON Spieen, Sbapls, Saden, IdiparJes Ssiz
DenSeu9 aler Qrten nnp Brelis, iomie auh auf unieren
aussefpdbtten 6rn9ttr9s Sorratb pom ateioeritofeu
auimcrtiam. M &icbiidb,
OIL SIR. 15f, 9erinstonfr.
Sneben erbalten:
cine rsite Gusiuabl BON
l6Dor3er SetDe gu allen SretieH
gelreitter Seioe OIL 81 uno SLIP
tUertb SIS pro 9orb);
Guipurer Spissn unb
1(le Sorten rim m r
i'm 9absn BON
9. Sarlouis,
u04-) SIR. q, Norb=gutaiuFr.
2einene 9aasbalt=8aarem!
9ifd,tiher, siiGieinen, gerpietten,
0ppliss. 8u6Gbad. SanStiid1er, Sroebes
SettIeinen, AiTeu.9etnem,
letnene Sai9entii9er,
Semfebuien, 6dISfrasen une NJ anfdettet.
8aaren 9orautirt als reiues Semen su bilisen
Ersiien
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MofrNnf<

x%pDeSfGle.
am IL. W2ai MiIbeIm Seniamin gansfnonn,
2 Sabre ii Wonate nnb 16 Gage, iin9iter Sobn
BON eatbarina uno benz peritorbenen Soiepb Sano=
mann.
am 9. Mat Nnton g. Beuermaun i'm 60. 9e=
bensiabre.
am ii. Tlai George 6. &esler.
4m 9. Dtai Spbanu Gtuarb Sdred, 19 Sabre
unD 5 Dtondte alt.
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Wnrl1ufine Murine.

Or sduptiing Rel GIoup fSSir0v am 3. suni iein
@lsnam in SoHerpost's @arten outldlasen unb
nit Den 3rieaern bes "Rer SlOur=S tam IN es STR
t52" oes "a. .. u, Sd" Don Sie 1tanrtoun unb
Baltimore ourh elm 8icnic uEo 6apnenpeibe nit
Diuiif unb GanS einen fioelenGa9 perorin9er. Slmmts
li6e Dtitglieber itno eirsela' en, nGbften Wfitrppd,
abeno au sriGeincn ipe9en uldtiscr 9eiGdite.
II6-O Sphauu Rou, SER.
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0tgarrenmadJer ailtgepaBt!
ghDnelSeeS umid,iasebldtt,r (Wrappers) uno
Secumro bili9 Su DertauIen, ooer sc9en GisarreE
gu be. duiten W,niam !S1audrpdp.
DIED SIR. IL, Ulerceritr.
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Gin llerler 8auucrein.
DrOui0fliia,

fS"''"*t"t
Rr. IL, Snntb>, geseniibsrO ermanftr.
esbenszSerTdcrune ourh potentIide BrdmieH=
3ublunsen. Sisben Dollars pro Bo6e 9ranten=
gelc.-Giu nab ben @efetfn ees 9taatcs UtarplGnb
incotporirteru nb unter Den Auipiclen Der
~Gesenfeitisen xebens .NerfTd,ernHs8 Gefeu'
fd,ait bon Baltimore"
Hr. II, Soutpz, seseniber Sernoufrose,
oraor,Irtor pareip 1000
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Sieie Gompasnie 1T mad Dem perman'ntfu Qfane
b~esrinOet tporben unO fuerten tGlbidbrIid Sipiccnz
rem be8ablt. gScscn Sabicrptionen gum Gnpitole,
AnmsIsIHasn tar anlsi6sn u. |; No., msles man f3
mo audi Gremplare Der Contribution urb itoe en-
ipiinitte Ausfunit 5u etlanssn 1T. (Matl4, iWtt)
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-12-26
asrHst


Tns,es song tant We sing. and it mslzes the
heart glad,
As We caant of she Evergreen Shore"
where we know that the friends tnat are part
ed below.
Shall, united, give praise evsrnors.
IRIS ! song sof the Neary and burdened ofe1
BIDS them look 20 their hosze upon high,
cheers The heart and gives strength to the
weakest Of these
Ana We eall It she ssswest By and By"
vcae,, heart hath its sorrow deep hidden Il lies
sscure frc..s tbs world piercing gaze,
And !. laugh or q jest hides the eAnguisn.within
And dark seem the pleasantest days
ant. obf there Is balm for each wounded heart
There IS one with a plying eye.
Lear, OF, hirnl till thy woe, He knows why il is
T,hou may st know In the sweet By and by.
s,,.t lonely and sad seem the nozaents to-giide
wh.n we mink OF what might have been.
But peaceful snd happy cur lives may become
n We only viii trust all to Him.
There's part to be acted. work TO perform,
By each. ane ne can II we try,
rae goal that We seek is happiness here,
And : h ONE IN the sweet by aid by
LULA WHEELER.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-12-26
seasonable Hints for the Cook.

10 broil fowl-the fire should be
clear but not scorching, the grldiron
several inchesfrom the Goals, and rub
bed over with the oil OF q fowl, a small
bit Of which should be reserved Tor the
purpose. Split thefowI dswn,the back
bone, roll it to break down the Breast
bone, dust it slightly with salt and pop
per, place it on the gridiron before it is
hot, merely to warm enough to melt
the oil in greasing. Put the chicken
on the eridiron breast down, and let it
broii very slow. Cover the gridiron
entirely with shallow pan, and put q
weight on the top TO press the fowl to
the bars; as soon az it has Drowned a
little take it up, dip the side broiled in
butter, pepper and salt melted, but not
oiled, over7hot water. Turn the juice,
If there is any standing on the fowl,
into the gravy turn the chicken over,
broil slowly until nearly done, then
turn it; dip on to it a little gravy and
broil gently until done. It takes full
half an hour to broil chicken well, il
hurried it will be worthless, either hal
done or burned bitter. When done
ldip it in the gravy both sides; add twt
Tablespoons OF water to the dish, mix i
with the butter and serve hot Will
mashed potatoes and cold slaw. IfyoE
). can broil one fowl well, you eau broi
all birds whether domestic or wild.
Baked TuEkey.-AlIow from two tt
ltwoand a half hours steady baking fo
a common-sized young turkey; serv,
with a Drowned gravy. All roast fowl
lsliould be served with dressed vegeta
fbles, currant, grape or cranberry jelly
and baked pudding or pie.
/ Cold Slaw.-Cut up the cabbage yer,
fine with a sharp knife, and sprinkl,
lover it a saIt-spoon of salt. For large
ldish-say a quart of cut eaboage-us,
two eggs, a piece of butter the size o
Ian egg, haIfa teacap of water and hal
a teacup of good vinegar. Beat tht
eggs whites and yelks) together yer,
light, add the water, vinegar and but
ter, and put all in a clean tin on thj
fire, stirring allthe time until it is of
creamy thickness. Pour it hot owe
the cabbage, stir up well with a fork
land leave TO cool.
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A GfSas 0lIor! 4si ass BrSsdway. NY.
will dispose Of NEW FfAHOs, RiEtbDEoNs
ani ORG ANS, OF six first-olaes makers, in
Guiding Waters, at very low prices for cash
or part cash, and balance Ia small monthly
instruments. New 7-octa first-elass PIANOS
modern improvements, for S275 cash, Now
ready n CONCERTO PAHLOR ORGAN, the
most beautiful stylo aad perfect ton0 ever
made. Illustrated Catalogues mailed. Sheet
Music and Music Merchandise. no2lSm
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manure in his barn yard, and every
market gardner hauling large heaps
and piling it for spring use, would use
almost daily a sprinkling Of plaster
paris fgypsum) over the same, they
would save from twenty to thirty per
cent. Of ammonia, the most valuable
element Of plant growth. We fre-
quently pass grounds where this vaIua-
Bile volatile element is rapidly leaving
the grounds Of its preparation, and diff.
fusing itself over that of his neighbors.
when, If he used an occasional sprink.
ling ofpias5errOveF his manure neap
|all .woFl4 allssrbsa thereby and
lsaged for his own use.
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England will want IN the Twelve
months Between september, 1872, and
septenfber. 1873, one hundred million
bs5shels OF wheat from foreign fields
she is now receiving five million bush
f els per week, OF which a considerable
share is from France, where the crop
has been excellent.
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..The Earliest Grape VIII Keep
the LONGEST

The Cleveland Herald says: aThis
is the remark Of some one of our grape
men, writer's Of the South, and while il
may possibly hold true there, it is not
so here at the North. We have had
Hartford Prolific ripe for market 18th
of August, and Walter, Telegraph,
Miles, Winslow, etc., all about the
same time, and we have had of all Of
them from the same vines as late as
December, but Catawba and Diana,
both later in maturing, were better up
on the bunch and Of a more sprightly
character. It is possible such thick
skin built grapes As the Scuppernong
1 of the South, the Mount Lebanon
Northern Muscadine, or. Charter Oak
! OF the North, which ripen. early, may
keep good even into early winser, bni
We object TO them at any time as suita
bic food for any intelligent being"
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The semi-eivilized kingdoms of the
South Pacific show signs OF old age in
their infaney. Tile production of sugar
in the Send g;ch Islands is gradually
diminishing, and so is the population.
Feeiea calls for Asiatic immigration,
for the native Feejeeans viii not bend
to the hoe.
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aan aaa a.eulssaala
sgfst shall we Propagate Root
Gntsinzs - z

4
lrssinEs ~
Eln-hark, ssni-llist, clean sandf char
oasl, finely pulverized anthartic, and
many other substances, have been ad-
yised as 'sDest to strike cuttings in. -
From CIR own experience, and from
our readings, we incline to tae belief
that there are three best tfiags: first a
knowledge of plant life, i. e., a common
sense observation CT study ofits natural
habits of climate, and the temperature
which causes it to make is hTstann,al
growth; second, knowledge to supply
roots and surface with just the warmth
necessary, as well As moisture assimi-
lafive; third a constant daily fenena-
brancs that the cutting growing is do
ing SO in q soil and temperature artifl-
cially cseate;1 TO meet its wants Of ma
ture, and that a single neglect Of even
3 few hours may give it a check or de-
rangemeat Of system that no after care
viii restore. Ii these three items of
plant growing grens cuttings, seeds,
etc, are full Eosaplied with, fhen We
think ali the advised nostrums OF pre-
pared mixtures or distinct materials
are needless.