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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-25

NOTICE 10 0RAxGERs II will Be IN
Cedar county the lss and - weeks Of
January lS74-msking my head quss-
teri q the Fleming House 10 Tip
ton; q which psscs viii hsvs on ex-
hibtsiea assA WI show 10 parties VIM
may desiss IN examine Il. the "Weed
Sewing Hschins." Will alaO visit -
for - am sble 70 do N. the separate
Oranges Throughout the County.
T.E BILLINur~N.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-25
ClllSfIAS PlKyDfS
tor the Little Folks, in
great variety, and at very
reasonable prices, at
Ferguson ( Chambers.
Call and see them.


There n ne pain which the Cen
tair Liniment win not relieve. no
swelling /; VIII not suhdue, and no
lsmencss which Il will not cure.
This Is strong language. but Il b
true. Il has produced more cures
of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-
Jaw, pAisy, sprAins, sweilings,
cakea-hrnnan. acalda. hurns, sait-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-25

Buy Dry Goods ut Perrien Deans
the che.lest place in town.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-25

Persons owing - notss past due
are hereby notified thst Ne need the
money. DEAN, IM0MAN 4 YOUN0.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-25

Dry Goods .: greatly reduced pri.
Gee II Desn. lugman 4 YO0Bg's.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-25
FROM CLARENeR.

Dec. 22etts 1878.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-13
Driving Sweet Corn.

There are various ways of doing this, and,
of course, woman-Iike, we think our way is
the best. We have tried both ways-of cut
ting it from the cot and drying it in the sun
without scslding, and OF first scadiDg IL 4
few minutes and then cutting it as closely as
is possible without shaving the cob-and
can safely assert that the latter method is far
superior. So this season we shall put on the
biggest kettle that will fit the stove, and fill
II No with ears of sweet corn in the height
of their sweetness and juice, and letting
them scald for five minutes, shall then skim
them out into pan, and with 4 corn-cutter
scrape off euch ear. Then spread the corn
1lpon large plates, and set them in the tin
oven. back Of a Stewart stove, or, not having
that, they could be placed in the stove oven
when is is partly cooled down. When the
corn has shrunk up so that the plates can be
emptied into one, it eau be placed in the
sun, and covered with piece of mosquito
netting, which will keep off the flies, &C.,
and when thoroughly dried it can be kept in
paper bag and hung up in the storeroon.
The next winter we shall have succotash
frequently, as we shall have q plenty Of dry
Lima and Dutter beans.
TO use the corn, first wash il in cold
| water, letting all the hulls rise to the ton,
and be poured off,. Then turn on warm
| water enough to cover it, and let it soak all
| night in warm place. Next day half an
| hours boiling will make it soft and tender.
| Soak the beans in the same manner, and
| turn them together when they are ready to
be boiled, strainirg out all the wafer from
the beans, but leaving it in the corn, as il
will be sweet and milky. Add enough
water to boil both corn and beans. Then
turn in large cup of rich milk, or cream,
and boil fifteen minutes. Season with salt,
pepper, and butter.
1t stands to reason ii the corn is first
scalded it retains the sugar Of milk, which
| produces its sweetness, but if it is cut oil in
the green state this dries away upon The
| plates. And again, it is needful to dry il
| rapidly at first to preserve this flavor in the
corn, which would be more apt to evaporate
if dried slowly in the sun. But We must
take care not to dry it so quickly as TO scorct
the kernels, for then they would be ruined
Sweet corn is sometimes put down in salt
Cut off the corn after first scalding it few
minutes then place layer OF it in stone
jar, and scatter thin layer Of fine salt over
It, and I'LL up the jar in this manner. Keer
it'in cool place, tightly covered, and when
desired for use, soak it over plight, first
washing 1t in several waters to take out the
salt. Then boil 1t in milk and water, with
or without adding the beans. 4 tablespoon.
full Of sugar will improve it's nayor.-Daist
| Ersbrjght, in Country Gentleman,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-13


ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza HancoX, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
c,,andI.e and passengers, l.. Il. Tatlm. agent.
Schooner Eugie. Corsay, wheat, Ga!lego Mills
Manufacturing Company
Schooner Charles r. Moore, Russell, Boston, ice.
Schooner II. G. Fley, McIienry, Philadelphia, pig
iron, Old Dominion lron-W ork-.
Schooner T.. Is. McSllinc, QulHiey, IHlladelpnla,
coal, Iawes & Co.
Bark Galveston, Kohcrlamp, New York. to loaG
tobacco for Noting Co.
Schooner John Nclson. Phillips, Norfolk, corn,
Gallcg" Mills Manutacturing COMPANY;
Schooner Ann Twiheil, Mullen, Philadelphia,
COAL
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, &. ". Allen Co.,
agents.
Steamer Petersburg, Gcosncgan, Baltimore, MGR
chandse, ". L. Brett, agent
:,LeA,rer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk mcr-
chandisc and passengers, l.. i. TAtuln.
Soho 'ncr 4. Bradley, McMonegal. Philadelphia
granite, Curtis Il Parkcr.
Schooner Father l. Son, down the river TO load
with lunler und return, Curtis 4 Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Walter Jones, Ilewctt Baltimore, Au-
gust llth
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Hest Indies Great Bdhurnn Bank-Re-establish.
ment NJ Gun Cav Light.
With reference To q previous notice on the In
MIL Government of the Bahamas has given further
notice that or about The Let day Of August. 1878
the alteration will Ike made and from that date tho
light will be revolving red light, attaiuing Ia
half.
By TELEGRAPH.
INV YORK, August l3.-ArriYed, steam rs Terry
Periere. Greece, Mas, Charleston: Arrived our
Arrived steamer Montgomery. Arrived out
City Of Brooklyn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND MARKETS.


Country Produce.
Roots Ginseng, 8ol1s5c.; seneca, without top, Asa
sc.
Beeswar: 2s6l3sc. SR b.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, CSC; poor TO
good, l2Gl5c.; common, 8Ql0c.
Broom-Corn: Green, 6Gsc. red, 3l@4c.
Corn Neil: CSC. ar bushel.
EgaS: nl barrels l4G!5c. q dozen; In crates,
i5GI ioc n dozen. Dull and declining.
Flour: Virginia country IS quoted to-day Fine.
s6 SG.95; supcrtinc. s7GrS7.25: extra. Sf.75 fam
ly. ordinary rum ts50nss75; fancy brands, $1,000.
Fathers: Prime lyc-goose, eoG65c.; common, 80
M4Oc.
Flarseed: sl.756 sl.SO u bushel.
Hoy: Virginia timothy, $l.o5Qsl.2 20: clover, s5@
05C.
Lard: Country, loo.
Oats: Baled, none in market.
Potatoes: Irish, sON6oc. u bushel.
RE: sc4Qs5c. u bushcl.
Sunac: Sj.25.
Sh,tckS: Sl.20gtSl.2S.
Tuiloto: 7iGsc. "a b.
Wool: Washed. S5Q42c.: unwashed, :8G27c.
Cement. Lime, Plaster, sc.
Cement: ss254$ 1890 "a barrel; Roscndale, $3.50.
Lime: Agricultural. 1Oal2sc u bushel; Virginia.
Indian Rock, " 206LSlaO; Rl'erten, Sl.23GSS
Rockiapd Sl.e5Zpsl.sO.
Plaster: Lump. none In market; ground, sls;
Dry Goods.
Brora Shetinqs ana Nirti1ags: 4! Manchester.
loic. +; Manchester. SIC. {; I Manchester. &c.
40 James River. l0tc. sJames River, SIC. James
River .s FHnlency, lec Tof s1 Sr4neve
| Blue Ridge, &C.. IA Rockbridge, IOic.; Rock
bridge, &C.; "a Leaksville, l2c.; A W. Cones
iosc. ioa FepperiII, Sc 10. City, s1ic. e''A'
| Bleachsd ShirtingS and Shsetings:. ~ Wamsutts,
saS - assGav nnsd lsse Kacad1ls NE
| ~ Social, lS3c.; ~ AmoSKeag lac: Whtestone,
ioc.; Barnsbry, &C.. Red Dog, SIC. sctnste,
hsa a sse a 1 Gty ns sse 'c @ Wal
/ Broom Dritk: Petersburg, ll+c; Westford, l2ic.
| Graniteyille, lac.
Dsnims: Harlem, lsic.; Boston Steam Mills. la,c.
| Prints: AM.rioan. lsc; Aliens, loo: Rich
| Washington, lttc-; Hamilton, lsic-; Merrinak,
lsic. Mallory. nic: Oriental. loc. Pacific, Isic-
Arnold, &c ;Amoekeag, sc.: Wamsutta, nc.
cumbrtos:: Rice. &C.; English, Sc.
Drugs, Dyestutfs, Oils, &c.
1leohol: sap6<ass p gallon.
| Concentrated Lye: y p case OF four dozen.
Copprds: &c.
| CoehiseuI: 81 Yh.
| EStras IF Logrcood: Ice. ....
Indigo: ei.asc.
Nis: Linseed. sLloeesl.ls: machine, s11sl7b
sperm, 8S.2s: whale Sc: straits. 7o975e.: lard
sac; sweet &s a dozen: best salad I'll: casunr o!
u gallon: VirR1nta lubrcAung. SOC. kerosene 23c
p gallon
Race Giaosr: Ice.
Soda: SAL, &C., in kegs; English soda, &c. Ameri
can. tic.
| Spirits NTDentfre: ooc-
| Fertilizers.
Gtinno: Peruvian. $50; ouanape, go @ ton
| Sea Fowl, $50; Pacific: $50: PowhataD rsw-bon,
4 superphospbate. $50; -four, raw-bone, 600; Pied
| mont, SOS; Maryland tobacco-food, SEQ.
| Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Candy: I5c- ~ b.
Lemons: sIe.sosl7@ u box.
OraHoes: None In market.
Groceries, &c.
B0evR Shoulders ielsl lelc.. rtolcd sides,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-13

A CORNER IN CHURCH Psws.-[From the
Hoosac Valley Ne,os.]- gentleman Of Bos.
ton had q son-in-law who was . preacher,
He secured his settlement over one Of the
city churches. He was feeble preacher
and the congregation soon tired OF aim, and
a parish meeting was called for change.
The parish voted by pews, and there was
one majority for retaining the pastor. Upon
inquiry it was ascertained that the thrifty
father.in.law had bought up oil the cheap
pews In the gallery and elsewhere, and had
actually secured a majority Of votes. A com.
mittee waited upon Mr.. A., and demonstrated
with him on keeping u preacher in the pull.
pit so distastefui TO the congregation. He
replied: Gentlemen, know my son-in-lsw
Is not much Of preacher, but my position
is purely business one. have got him on
my hands with my daughter, and must sup.
port him. All the assistance l get out Of you,
gentlemen, is clear GAIN"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-13
SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER.
SUBSCRIPTION, g. PER ASEUA.
A EIRST-RATE ADVERTISING AEDIUA.

This old and well-established Journal has recently
changed hands, aud will be conducted with renewed
ytsOr. 1t will number among Its contributors some
Of the -
ABLEsT WRITER'S IN THE COUNTRY
upon all subjects kindred to agriculture. The dl-
ferent departments Of the journal aeTtculuturs!,
horticultural, mechanical household, &c--will each
be conducted with 4 view TO make II the
MOST VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL JOUR
NAL IN THE STATE.
Every farmer should take 1t, and no one who has
recently moved into the State can afford TO be with
out it. Us 1t contains the experience of the most prac
teal and successful farmers and planters.
As an advertising medium II has no superior In the
South, having large circulation amongst the most
substantial farmers and business men. Insurance
companies, bankers machinists, fertilizfng comps
niles, nurserymen, seedsmen, commission merchants,
&C., who wish to reach the best class of people In the
country, will find it to their interest to advertise In
this journal.
1t will be mailed to subscribers on the first day OF
each month ut g. per snnum, in advance.
Specimen copies Will ht -ent on a..ii:lication.
All business Communications to be addressed
JOHN w. RISON, Editor and Proprietor,
Office No. Columbian Block,
corner Of Thirteenth and Cary STREETS.
jazz Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-13
TEALING SPRINGS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION
,ur-SrII l<-'GL ItbfH'
B1T oBE KEPT opESTILL IS; u i'"''


Nv virtue OF y decree Of the Richmf ,.,, &C. IS
Court OF May II. ls1S IN the SUI. con mission
Fry. &C, the nndersigped, app' ,'",I, ,uc,ion, On
t trs ' Uremis.s, on THURSDAY The "a s %s
i i.I n.Ip Il ihst valuable proper;. so''"
THE HEALlSG ~, sr'i .l,,,a,.t n tie
including the kEAL t E,rt Ais on The lss Si,Srr
Chesspeske aud Ohio railroad eST n r. or
HUNDRED AND TWESTI;;V,nnfcc rs,,.aos. .;
thi,a Of wses b, Is , s,e"r rTGhRsoSAL FE0rtE'
Sesa nsad IL CONNECTION With The tRGE
me I'm nroyementS constst OF IL md ~ofk-
BRICK BUILDINGS Of The een u%nSTsJAE COZ
manship, and au@Sst md % ryinc.rs eorsssss-
h,a hs.sa AZ tssts ia construction s, for
houses, s.sbles, re-; and psTa" eFN'
's4se h1s &C.; .sr 1. eonveyed By PIN ron nd
.aS J., ~. naorntSius throasb the oe or Iii pu-
grounds, s6ordtns IN ample sspsa nr,ssSa
poses, and the properly Is tor he eGsdaet o.
ts'.is Ss;ss ssE sSs now II
efEEATI f Y;s1AKKRsn Tla66 r 70 TIE i'r OF
o TSe nssc.rtr Is situated on .se na' ales frOa
Tho anrinxs valley. about hise Gs,o rsilnad.
Co.inston. on the Choss pe:ss . NV u, ane tc'nna,
from Which point ls S rsiiSoad n.s snod 10
.md na,tiy nndcr contract r. intenro nsss though
sSs %srm s sp Valley within 'A'''
Of the springs. vel, tno vi an n.. I AN
NO ne rtsenlar notice. DESCRIPTIVE or Of rureel,
be had OF the agent at the 1br ground. .ss
rssaue and beauttfu shadsd , ~ pss
and eIhilerating and without ios'' .,,S
surpassed. fourth Of the pa,,sssne
money; the residue upon pom months, for lesS'
nSsss With Interest added IRON inc a aas Of the %
For further information apply 70 70 II H. Qasrle' W
missioner at Richmond, VA or d. "
agent, ut the Syringe y, ps u. WILLlAaN
" W,CRUMP,
JOHN II. GuIa
I6HS A. COKE. an
JAMES n. DCSL0ft.s s,cnsrs.
Tvs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-13
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, August 12.-FlOur steady and In fall
demand and unchanged. Wheat active and strong
white choice, *l75; fair TO prime, II. s5@fl:7o
amber, $l72@*l.75; good TO prime red, sl6s(a
yellow souteru COO. Oats firm: southern, 49144c
Rye firm. so@S6c. Hay quiet; l,cnn.y lyania, T2o@
Sa6 Provisions strong and bouyant. PorE
Gulet but firm at &ls. Bulk meats firm; shoulders
siG9c.; clear rib-sidcS. lo@1rtc. Bacon firm {:
shoulders, s@loc. rib-sides; lOsailc clear rib
quiet but firm at StGDssc. Western butter In mode
rate dcrDand good to choice, 2u@2'c. Whisky
4 ctn, NJ Q,GyQ54c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-13
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Tuesday, August IL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Tuesday, August II.
OFFERINGS.
WHBAT.-White, s,saS bushels. Red ASA bushels.
CoRS.-Whlte. i,os4 bushels. Yellow, die busheh
Mixed, % bushels,
OATS.-slf tlshels-.
RYR-lss bushels.
POrATOHS.-S bushels.
WHaAr.-White 4ls bushels very good at sl.7e !;
sls bushels very good at $l71; 20 bushels very good
ut 81 l7s bushels very good at SIG; 10 bushels
very good on private terms; Ses bushels gooo a.
81 6s 10 bushels fair at $780, 90 bushels common at
Sl55 80 bushels fair ut So2; 6s bushels common at
Il 50: IIs bushels fair at $l67; 3s2 bushels common
at 81 is; bushels common at Sl.&o; bushels COM
mon at Sls5; SO bushels common at rs; 80 bush
ola good on private terms; 80 bushels common at
Sl42; % bushels common ut *l.lo; q bushels COM
mon at e0c-total 1910 bushels.
WHEAT.-Red, 2p2 bushels prime st $1:7o; sA
bushels prime on private terms; TAO huShels very
good at sl.6a; 1856 bushels very good at Sl65 100
bushels good AZ SlsO; foo bushels good at Sl6i 20
bushels good on private terms; o3 bushels far at
So; lis bushels common at Sl.50; a bushels COM
mon at Sl.4O; 30 bushels common Ut Slls-tota 2la2
bushels. ~,
CoRN-Whfte. 400 bushels on private terms. Vel
low, 1855 bushels prime western 1T I3c.
OATs.-5OU bushels prime western mixed On prl-
KYE-so bushels worry good at 70c. IL bushels
prime at 7lc.-total u bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WuEAT.-WlGss. OLA bushels. Rcd, 3l4 bushels.
CoRS.-Whitc, goo bushels. Yellow, 400 bushels.
OATS.-s22 bushels
RYE.-2S bushels
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-13
BY Wellington GoddD,
Real Estate Agent and Auction@.,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWENTY
~ HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS BOUEpyb
BY BELVIDERE. CHURCH. AND nIGg
STREETS, IN THE PLAN OF OREGON hill
Of the original owners. shall sell AT tI'C.
TON, on the premises. on FRIDAY. y.
18th Of August, 1873. commencing al O'Clock +. u,
those twenty very handsome LOTS oca,e, s.,
above, each I0Yle0 feet. They command l.zn,(rl
view Of James river and its surroundings: are yrry
near to and convenient 10 Trndcgar Works. Bel,
Isle, and other manufacturing establishments ana
besides are IN 4 very desirable and improving p,rt
Of the city. where small houses are In much g..
mand. plot Of the lots can be seen 4, ny oftcp.
TERMS One-fourth cash kalance IN four, esh.
and twelve months for negotiable notes !nrre.,
added, secured by a trust deed
au l-st l,Ss,la,ls W. GODDIS, Aucti0y.,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-13
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street

TWO NICE SMALL FARMS, STU.
A R6fiT FIVE MILES ABOVE THE CITY, FOR
SALE PRIvATELY:-We are requested reg. sas D. s y
Messrs George and seasod TO 9hef t95 ns os
t tief farms contain Thirty EIGHT and THREE,
o6ARTER HCREs half Of which Is s cleared u; and
very productive. the residue In To0S; ne
four rooms. With the usual out houses; also, large
ice-house, which win hold about 1900 bushels !;
also, q we'll of good water In the yard ana nice
orchard. 49,, 1,,. .,,.,,,, rrIryp
TY-EIGHT ACRfS OF good LAND; half cleared:
tba balance in wood lies WELL and Is susceptible of
imnroyement. The neighborhood Is very good.
For terms, &C., apply to
an I3.st LYME IL BROTH Err, Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-13
BY james NJ. Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers
Office corner Of Eleventh and Ran. So.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VAJr.p, :,
4 HOUSE AND LOT IN TUE CTT aYhLk
RICHMOND, FRONTING on TIM ~ ~
SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN FIrTEF'yITuip t J \
EVENTEEETH STREETS, KNOW -, ~ NIB
MIDDLE TENEMENT OF TIE :. nv hE
HOUSE, AND AT PRESENT OCCr7pGrHnnl nN
A. l.: JACOBS, ESQ, AT ACCTION..pu. D NJ
OF deed OF trust executed on the ?iSt d,y "u.+
vemoer, 1862, to the subscriber from 81. Y ko. SH-
recorded In the clerks Office Of Richmond
(now Chanccryl Court In ID. B. n. 4. moo -.
secure the payment Of certain nego,}sIie ~ -,
therein mentioned, at the rrqucs, of The H,e'
ry In said deed, and In conformity with The ~
tions OF decree Of the ChGncery Court of IN. -.
of Richmond, pronounced on the 37rh d,v ~ ny
1871, in the case Of Shields rs. kracker .b,,i ma!
at public auction. on the premises, on FRfiHY -
22d day Of August. 1879, al oclcck z. 81 m f,. ~;
not the first fair day thereafter, SUNDAY eYeen..t
that desirable BRICK STORE and DWiIT re ~
the south side of Main between Fiftern,h -, "a
Seventeen streets No. 1928 The lot fronts rer az
one feet two Inches, and running back nIne,y
feet to an alley fifteen feet wide. ''~
TERMS: Enough In cash To PAY the cyne,s., %,
sale and the sum Of Sl.G45.Ss4 with in,erns, -, "
May 27th, 1871, at The rate OF TN per cent, ns
Nam, until paid, and a credit tor The sr,, a. q;
Sl,045 5oa, for which negotiable pote win ~,
payable on the 2Tth day Of May, BIZ with in,aaS,
II ON Nay 27th. 1871. at the rate OF ten Der rcn wy
anuum added, and TO be sesured BY 4 dAad NJ ~.
Terms as 70 any surplus OF tine proceeds OF tho T
after enough 10 satisfy said sums Of money trs
to become due, will be made known on Inc d. -
sale. JAMES n. TAYLOR. Trusts v
JAMES u. TAYLOR & SON. Auctioncer, w.;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-13

. Cr,agryo F1sH.--e Fish In English rivers
do not. as rule, climb up trees" remarks
the Pail Mall Gozette, "but 1t seems tnat
such practice prevails among certain nsh
in India, who occasionally, BY mounting tue
trunks Of trees ON river banks, are enabled
not only 70 see the surrounding country, but
Obtain a mouthful of fresh air as a pleasant
relief to the muddy waters which form their
natural home. In the appendix to the twer-
t;efh report of the Science and Art Depart
,ncnt. lust issued, will be found an In
teresting account by DR.. G. E. Dobson,
staff surgeon, Calcutta, Of the climb
inc perch Of India, two specimens
of which he forwarded to the gardens
Of the Royal Biological Society of Ireland,
being the first fish Of the kind which ever
reached Europe alive. These fish, it seems,
have large cavities in the skull on each SIDE,
| above the bronchial chambers, which contain
the greatly expanded, foliated. pharyngeal
bones. These bones serve as air receptacies,
and from them air is supplied to the
| branchial fringcs; and when all the con-
| tanned air has been dcoxygenatcd the whole
| is rejected through the gill openings, Inc
manner i'm which this is done is rs follows :
The fish rises rapidly to the surface, ana at
the same instant the mouth is opened TO take
| in fresh air, the used-up air Is Iorceo pach-
ward ,hrou gh the gill openings,,and rises IN
large bubbles to the surface. The hsh oe,
sends Immediately, one or two small
bubbles usually passing upward, when
| it has reached the bottom, from the
gill openings. The whole thing IS
done so rapidly that it is impossl-
bic to say whether the air taken in by the
mouth displaces the used-upai in the supra
bronchial cavities; or If the used-up AR ne
first displaced. the vacuum being filled by
fresh air entering through the mouth. Al
most all the frcsh-water fish of India are AR
breathers, though not provided with s ,n
curiousy expanded pharyngeal bones. Inc
muddy rivers of India necess.tate sucn pro-
vision of nature, for pure-water breathers
could not pass through the gills water hIieo
with gritty particles. The climbing perch
have obtained their name from the circum,
stance of their having been frequently founo
on the trunks of pam-trees on the margin
of rivers, which, by means Of their mighty
erectilc scales, they wriggle onto as tenn
porary resting place where to escape ios
| time the tremendous impetus OF torrent
swollen by the tropical rains"
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Hy Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August lo.-Money active ut St@a
stcr,nc weak at losi. Gold, ll5i@ll55 Stocks
Governments, aud States duh.
T.nncssces, SIT; new, Sl' Virgina's, 49, new
50 consol. $50; deferred, lit. Louisianas,4s new
"a. LeYee's, SC; SIS, 90. Alabama's so; SIS, IL
Gcorgia's, 10; rs, 90. North Cardinals, s75 me-"
TO- special tax, IL. South Caroinas, gas new, 100
April and October. 3D.
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Won't Bass, of BASES ale," and AlIsopp,
of 'tAilsopp's aie," just returned to the
English House OF Commons, be 'ale fellows
well met to the Commoners9
Two men had fight In Providence the
other day, and one OF them got knocked into
Massachusetts,.
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ANOTHER "F1Rsr-CLAss" MENTIoN.-
from the Hancock Courier. Miss Maggie
Robertson, of Allegheny City, is at present
visiting our town, and is stopping with C.
n. Collins, Esq. Maggie is looking sweet
enough to eat without sorghum.
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louisville MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, August 12.-Flour in fair dcnan'
and firm: extra family. f5.50@S5.75. Corn stead,
az 55(d5Gc. Tor sacked and delivered nj depot Iorl
held Ut $s.75Msl7. Bacon-ShouldcrS, ftGps5c
clear rib lOsMllic.; clear sides, lie for packed
Lard quiet at 'iMsic. In tierccs; a!@1Oc. in kegs
-. nI
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CINCINNATI ELS.

CINCISSATI. August l2.-Flour firm and in fail
demand ut S6.a5n s6a5. Corn firm 1t 5557c. Pro.
visions firm. Pork quiet and firm; nominally al
:l675. Lard quiet and unchanged: country Kettle
Sc. Bacon firm and in good demand: shoulders, &C.
cear-rib, gtGE9sc. Ccar-sidcS, logo. Whiskey, Ole