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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-11
Chinese Philosophy.

In ancient times there lived man
Shien. During travelling tour he had oc-
cason to rest for the night at road-house.
The weather was insufferably hot, and
with in the room mosquitoes swarmed by
thousands. Shien fortunately had pro-
vided himself with curtains, but unfOr-
tunately the curtains were insufficient to
resist the enemy. His efforts to keep
them out were in vain, sounds of buZZing
in unpleasant proximity still continued,
and writing under the intOlerable tor
mcnt of their stings, his thoughts trans
planted themselves to his own peaceful
home He reflected on the spacious halls,
cool cOuches, and the crowd of hand
maids to fan and wait on their lord; and,
continued he to himself, how Is II that
should have suffered one moment of ennuS
In such paradise? Why leave to seek
pleasure and find misery abroadg Dur
ing these meditations he observed the
keeper of the post, who had no curtains,
pacing the room with the m0sqitOes
swarming around him. But what seemed
to him inexplicable was that the man still
appeared to be in perfect good humor.
Shien, still writhing in misery, exclaimed:
my good fellow, you are one hundred
times worse off than myself, but how is
it that, while am in torment Of mind,
you on the contrary seem happy" The
keeper replied: "Sir, have just been
recalling to mind the position l was once
placed in; when prisoner, bound hand
and foot, was helpless prey to These
murderous insects, unable to move mus
Gle, they preycd upon me with impunity,
and the agony was unbearable. 1t was
the contrast Of that horrible period with
my present condition that produced that
feeling Of contentedness within me. Shien
was startled by the mine herein unfolded.
Would, he thought, that the world in
ordinary life would but daily keep In
mind, and carry out such principle Of
analogy. How vast then would be the
result to man NORTH China Herald.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-11

A DOCTOR Of Portsmouth, N. H., wants
the custom of tolling the bells for funerals
discontinued. 1t has depressing effect
upon the sick, and cannot prove .
souroe Of much enjoyment TO the depart
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-11

THE New York customs officers recent
" discovered that the crews Of the Hayans
steamers are In the habit Of smuggling
cigars and cigarettes by concealing them
In the sails on the f0re-tOp mast.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-11

TIE largest farm in England, comprise
ing 5000 acres, is owned and run by .
Yinkee.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-11

The worst kind Of robbers-Indis
robbers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-01-09
BAErlMORE MARKETS.

.wHEAr.-rhe receipts Of wheat during Che
past week were only about 5000 bushels. Of
which 4oeo bushels were Western. The market
has been Of necessity quiet, bat The feeling is
very firm, and good qualities Southern would
command very full prices. The only sales re-
ported wess about !, 600 bsshels fair 10 good
Sisgipa and Mafylaud .rea. part from store, at
ls5(S2o5 ess-, and we auose sheics. Ehiie and
amber ncmihaiiy at 213(a230 cts, OF Western
the sales were :, 400 bcssSs good 70 prime red
~ lse6lse cs., and we quote auser asS3ee
cte. - .nt I'D f-@ ar ssFgR 4.
c0RS.-The receipts Of Southern Com vsre
limited to bat little over 900 bushels. We
note good inquiry, both white AID yellow
would lind ready sale. The only Transactions
reported were !, 600 bushels white - s4S6s ets.,
aaA ans bushels old do. at 6s cts. We quote
good 10 prime white at secs cts., and do. Vel
iov a e,Ge< els fheEsceip0 OF wessefs Dire
seensi1tfasly In shnn Oh D. vnk pssxiosS,
Anounsing % ealy - 900 basheis. 1he. saies
Reported were l.1eo hu$hels No. l yellou in
Elevator q e. rts.; 5. gro No. Edo. q sssSso
rs; ., o00 6usheis mixed On mack and In BE
lvaor N son'af sGs1 cts. asa 500 90 bssh-
eas alxedsto arrive II xEebrnesy, Asrvh and
April - private terms. bot un&rrsscod 10 be ~
50 cts. The market closes firn, and ne quote
mixs1 In Etsraauf ~ % ets.
OATS.-.Ihe nazAes ~ Oats has sused &1set.
Nm: tie kriix ~ thu c1ose b ffDer, With .
gsod demand. The receipts were Eight, azd We
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MARRIED.

Z Al 81. Martins church in Baltimore. on Dee.
18th ult.. by the Rev. Father Foley, BENZ. q.
MCKAY to Miss LIZZIE c. COMBS, both Of this
county.
At the residence Of the brides mother, in
Baltimore city, on the evening Of The 2eih ult,
BY the Rev. Father John Foley, D. D., JOHN
F FAIRBANKS to Mrs. KATE c. wILKIN.
SON..
On the LIST inst, By the Rev Mr.. Berry, VIII
LIAM Z. BASS TO Miss MARY 5. WHEATLY.
On the sth inst, At the residence Of the bside's
father, by the Rev. Mr.. Marriott, J. FRANK
BoHASAN to Miss SALLlE a. FISH.
On ihs Oh instant. ut Sains Aloysius ehpssh,
in this village, by the Res, Father pewolf
ROBERT A. ABELL to Miss E. SERENA HAY.
DEN. a&--7'
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TEE Ourcrr FOE ApD,rrosaL LAsos.-

TEE OurcRY ROE ApprrIoSAL LADoR.-
.TberAjs scarcely . single f.rmsx in. our
Aoskly - hss. as ~. ssssseded en-
ga fsg sss6eiency 20 fafn labor kr II
| ye4 just sDnmeneiG Inbee We sulr
poo. hbos il got . Be had q ths labss-
'er Is dh;selined y hire By the gear. ca
tain il 10. the cutlery is general for addi-
tionsl labor and especially for reliable
yearly labor. The "day-hsnd" SYSTEM
has been fairly tried BY many. and though
found q valuable assistant at particular
seasons. is discovered to Be too precarious
in present modes Of farming to justify Il,
substitution for yearly hiring. Nor sths
demand f~ arslisble yearly syssem Of h.
Dor likely to be much dininished tor yssaris
10 come. II il true. the Southern Mary
land Railroad i promised to b ,sonpls-
ted through our county before the soniss
Summer months are over. and. If this
promise shall be realised. an impetus. Of
course. viii be given to white immigra.
ton into our county which will solvs in
time and in favor Of tho landed interes,
the gravest problems OF our labor diiicu.-
ties. In time, but while the grass il grow
ing the steed is starving. Railroad agen.
ey in this matter can be assisted BY the
action Of planters themselves. Queen An.
mes year ago was quite a. bad of in THU
labor matter a. We arc now. but her plan.
ters vent to work, formed m organization
to procure foreign labor. and the result Of
their public-spirited endcavor is thus sum.
med up BY the Centreville correspondent
Of tho Baltimore Duly Sun: r.. .s-
"For several years past the unreliable.
ity Of farm labor has greatly embarrassed
rs, bat German Immigration to our coun.
ty has commenced. and gives US brightc,
hope for the future Some seventy Ave
or eighty Germans have been rccently
hired III New York, and have thus fai
proved steady aud rtliabIe lsbofers. Uth!
crs have been Sent for. who viii soon ars
rive. andswe Ore assured . y the sseSt Vic
employs item Fiat AIRY required siuhi5ei
can be obtained. They come "a families,
and while The men quickly learn Our mode
Of doing heavy work. then Women afs
equally apt and ready in houscho!a. kiteh.
en- or dairy. II our. prescott anticipation,
nrc realized. this immigration VIM soon
effect most desirable Improvement ip ag.
riculural affairs" ~ - - ''o"i ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-01-09

1. CLARKE J. DURANT. Clerk o.
the Board Of County Commissioners o.
St. Mary's County. do hereby certify tina,
the aforegoing Order Of Recommendation
was duly passed. and signed by John b
Abel. A. c. Tennission, A. A. Lawrence
and Thomas 81. Shadrick. THIS THIRD
DAY OF JANUARY, 1873. before me,
and ordered the same to be recoreed
among the proceedings Of said Board,
which was done. and certify the same to
be true copy. &c, -. 4
80 In testimony whereof I here.
L, s, ,p subs~ibs, NY aai,e and sfii
~ the seal Of the. County Cpnnis,
sioners 81 St. MarJ's County. tbs 3rs
day Of January. A. D.: 'lS!s: ~ ., - - y
- '''''- G., J. DrRANT, .r...
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-01-09

TnE COMMISSIONERS Rr.-There was
a special meeting Of the Commissioners
Court on Friday last. wien the following
proceedings were had: ..s'
Att meeting Of the Board of Commis-
sioners Of St. Mary's County. held on the
3rd day Of January. 1873, present. John
B. Abel. Thomas NJ. Shadrick, A. A.
Lawrence and A. C. Tennisson. go.
WHEREAS by an act Of the General As
scmbly Of Maryland. entitled can Act to
Aid in Construction Of Works of Internal
improvement in ST. Maryis. Charles and
sS .reS chapter bSa aRR5Srs d
! ($l73. 0O0) one hundred and seventy
three thousand dollars was made for In
ternal improvements in st. Mary's coun-
~. aud whereas by another act passed BY
said General Assembly. entitled IAN Act
to Appoint Commissioners to have Sur
vey made. and estimate Of cost Of Con-
structing Railroad from some point in
Prince Georges County to Point Look
out" chapter $40. an appropriation Of
$40 900. to be deducted from the said
sum of Sl73.o0O 10 defray the expense Of
said survey. leaving the sum Of $780,
600 to be distributed under the aforemen-
toned act.
Now, therefore. By virtue f,he author
ity vested in this Board. BY the said FIRST
mentioned act. It is
Resolved, That We. the County Com
missioners for St. Mary's County, in the
State Of Maryland. do hereby recommend
to the Treasurer Of the State of Maryland
to subscribe. in the name and behalf of
the State Of Maryland. to the stock of the
Southern Maryland Railroad Company. I"
to the above amount Of $163 900 in pur-
suauce Of said, act.
JOHN b. ABELL. President.
- A. C. TENNISSON.
A. A. LAWRENCE,
I. N. SHADRICK.
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n A NpTE or W.ARsns .---A telling blow
at grievous abuse and a most proli6c
source of political trouble will have been
struck when the PrcsideSs issues his cop-
templatsd order preventing federal Off
GERS from holding places under, State Or
local governments. and from being, esndi-
dates for such Offices. Iftley accept such
local or State =, appointments, or become
candidates for them while holding ma
,ional Offices, such ac.s,are to be followed
hv ranaavai f.~... .is Esar--l- .E~A. they
hold. This order, we are informed, is to
be issued At the commencement of the
Presidents second term. in March. 1t
would be salutary check on some off.
cials il i were put into force now. and i,
would likewise be deserved punishment
10 some officials Who have behaved . very
badly in the South western States. In the
carly days Of the republic it was eorsid
cred a casss Of tho gravcst eensure for a
federal sf6ceholder even to Interfere in
any way IN elections. except By casting
his vote aud such . thing - . United
States officer being . member Of a State
Legislature would have been regarded
with the greatest alarm.-PAia. Ledger.
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ds'os'.xsiflRN1Tior NOTICE..
u nJohu rArsons II . '~..' :
$50 90 s"
q lGFred Maedox. wife
oGs q -osisess. q 2

> In the Circuit Court for 81 Mays couoly.
st:ss .sis,ips - . Court 81 Equity.
% No. 2ss n Z.
nRDEREO, this 18th day Of Dee. ies2.
" that the Auditors Report marked A /.
Sled ID fhis cause, be ratified ADD con Grsu.
ed. uniels cause 60 .the contrary be shown
Oh or befcss the 4sh Monday ofySruafy.
tosl : Prsvidsd copy sffhis order b
ipahaisaed n the. Ssias Masy's Bcaeoa.
once week forthrec successive sSeks pr;or
to the said 9Th Monday of Jsnu.sy.
JNO "A CANALIER, C't.
Tsae cspy-Tea
JNOA CAXALIER, CT'k.
Jan g. ie73-3w.k iII y, q
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~ fA,-D...,. ..,l. :.
q ~ ltke sppsf resieos d the Z.
- he arnis 81 The Asae. vult(
Gos - osalpg oesard for Z
- QtN0S4gs. What j. the
- ef III aosas % Gravitasica
S<1t&ibon tIufDDbssance Of the BID
q Ass q he p1tQ. Nor can I'd
liese that tSess Is AMI baoyaney. properly
% esslsd. in the birdS body or viass.
Thcss -snltnsss which sened to Goat
steadily through still air must have rees.v-
ed seaport from the air in che o. nors Of
three several ways. Either by swirl mot;os.
scqpiesd before the aoa.ipg hegaa. and slov-
j ftlnesd iAfosh j. shs fkess q esisl resi-
tssee. o. By the action Of erial eurrens
shros4 which they eers carried. - else.
Hhile sesmisg % aoat .hosisoptauys they
we're u reality traversiag sslightly slcpea
sdessasdisg pssh.- Neither nf the t~eSoruer
explanat;ons seen. savsilablc. because the
lssAing motion 10 contisaed % long tat the
fiictiouat resistance Of the air would al
most certainly have destroyed . large share
II the original motion. This would hap
pen eqsslly whether the bird had in the
frss plaes urged it, way swiftly through
the air. or had aoated itself Of. % to speak
upos a swiftly moving air current. On
the other hasd, there would seem 70 b no
valid objection against third explanation ;
for . single observer. 1t rest. would have
no means fer dsssrnining whether bird
vsk ealing alpng hesiapi1a ally. or gliding
| dowa . gentls iaclias, Bat il matters
little which explanation Of the three "
accept as the most plausible. The poin
to be chiefly noticed ID the fact that hea
W body can Be sustained, for long distan
ses. merely BY the supporting action ofth'
air. side
There can b little doubt that it il onl,
on account OF the pertee. steadinsss Of thei
motion through the air that they are thu
supported. The, efforts Of Hronautica
mechanicians must be directed to .scur,
. similar sieadiness Of motion for mSia
facilities. Granted this, there can b
no rsasou why the power ref steam aw
iron. should mol. avail to secure an eria
.motion, even, surprising in rar;dity III
fight Of the swiftesty birds. Uuless -
are. rEillingyso belisver that birdh AZ b
some powsr df.,ipcs from any which phys
ic.l science 6eals with. ,vc,sesm. justice,
in bslisying .hst the bird may be ma.che'
or surpassed BY. the ayinG machine, !
- ely, a. be sUiftest animals are sqrpasse
by the locomotive. It is encouraging I
consider that the actual annual Of .powe
necessary To- convey weigh. through III
air Gf that support 10 derived directl
from the airy il very much less than Ii,
: required to convey the same weight B
sea or LAID. In the presence Of ailin
, coal supplies. this consideration will on
day assume frst-tas importance. Loads
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-01-09

kIWhen Lee met Meade on the Palm
Sunday Of 1865. near Appom.ttox Court
House. he said. with the triyialisy 30 COM
mon amid crashing misfartunes. "Why.
Meade. what sre You doing with al that
gray in -FOUR beard :" ..You have good
deal to do with in !" retorted his conquer
or, with short laugh. .f-
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Notice.

n IL psfsons indebted to me on open
II medical account are respectfully 70
quesied and expected 10 settle The same
y s..h q pots s ia asia, viii no ez-
S ~ - :, "a = ": n. ABEL
Jan, 2. 1S724N. -. ...' ,'
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PART PINBY POINT.
and eoslainiag
lOl acres,
more or less.

moro or les.
This land ID located within about orr
fourth Of mile Of piney Point and in
eludts within iss liaes~ largo portion af
one of the most valuable OYSTER
CREEKS in this county. IL 10 Of excel
lent coil for FRUIT aud GRASS. aud
its proximity to Piney Poin. render, II
Of great value Is . MARKET and Dali
RY FARM.
The improvements upon the property
cousist Of IA excellent
DWELLING house
and oil neces airy Farm Houses.
The premises arc well wa.ercd and in
fair state Of cultivation aud improvement.
The location II pleasant and healthy,
and con veuient to Churches, Stores. Mills.
Is. ', . ."-'
Steamers 10 sud from B,ltimcre. Wash
irgtou sud Norfolk call 1t the Pincy
Point Wharf dsi'y snd stEord nnusual
aavanssSes for the 81 irnert Of Oysters,
Fish. Fruit aud Vegetables during tho
n ire uavigable season.
s'a~ TERMS OF SALE.
Oae thousand dollars in cash on the
day Of sale. and the balance in equal in
stallments. At twelve and eighteen mouths
crcdi,-:he deferred payments to DO Sc
cured blythe bouds OF notes OF the purcha-
ser. with security to BE- approved BY the
undersigned. and to bear interest FROM tho
\" = JAS, T. N. RALEy.
=, !, Execusor, Of George Ii. Morgan.
| JAM, lS13-ts.,
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For Sale.

A GOOD YELLING, oCrH0UsEs,
"A and Is ACRES OF LAND, located a,
the Clifton Factory. The houses are in good
order, aud land weil.seneed. The soil Of the
land il excellent and well Improved. Apply TO
COMBS / DOWNS,
Attorneys for Owners.
Jan 9, fsi3-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-01-09

ST. MARrs Corx1r WnrAr.-Thouch
called to our attention by special notice,
In both the Baltimore Americas and Ga.
.ef'-. We have heretofore neglected to men.
ton the sale Of lot Of six hundred bush.
els Of. ST. Mary's county wheat. made By
The commission house Of F. Y. Simms. 4
Co.. on the 18th ul,imo. Tho wheat l.
described BY the Gazette a. "choice ans.
her. " was raised By our friend James G.
Greenwich. ofthc Medley's Neck section
OF this district. and comr audsd six cent.
a ba.hel more than any uhsst Of las. Sam
mer's crop that had been offered in the
Baltimore marke. mp to the date Of The
ale. the offer Of 2l5 cts. BY leading
buyer being refused for ii. I, was subse.
qaen'ly sold to a Boston frm a, an advance
On these figures. After this. our Western
Maryland friends would do we'll, We think
to keep little shady on the subject d
the unsuitableness Of the "Piney Lands
ofSs. Mary's for the production Of a frs,.
class article Of wheat. -
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A IL persons Indebted 10 me on medical ac-
"A count up 10 the !st q January, ie73, are
Het;fed to eeue forward and settle the ame by
cash o. nsas vishoHs further delay, ,,,.,ss 4. 5
= Bereaffer sesilements will be expected the LIST
Of January and the Isl az July OF each rear.
= 'i"s A. JACK SPALDiN9.
? Jan Q, ls11--sss D. n $50 .' 5-
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aDisD.

7 In The Ctr cf Ba'limore, on The 4th II LINN.
Arg instant, ID the s6gh y esr offn DE, GEO.
Z. SPALDlNG, tsfneaJ Of this c0sney. NAY
he 1sa u reaeei're N 81 r1ssa | sci.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-01-09

Srvssrrxs YsAss Acc the Schoeday Visitor,
now grown up into the Sehoolday Magazine,
vensured gu, upon its srs, visit. fits the lives'
and chsApes, Of all the young folks periodical.
published, and ranks with our very hes, mags
zines in tone, aad above many Of them in al
traction. II h osly Si.oe . year, and .
large s..Oo s,esl ergravisg sirsa treete ever.
subscriber. Send three cent stamp 70 the pub
fishers, J. W. Daughaaay 3 CO, Philadelphia
Pa, and get by return mail sample number
with description OF pictures, Premium list &c
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-01-09

A ssseea year ola bosstlset u p.ser-
500 n. j., lately died ofdslirium sreness.
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Tnr Prnlic Drsr.-Secretary Boutwell,
seems to b Of the opinion that hercaites
the ftaeesion Of TIE public s,ebs viii no,
be rs much IS Il has hees. lie think,
i;Ae cause is. to be, attributed 10 The iaea
that Congress made swo ~asA af = rsdss-
zion isssss,ica lsss gear. Is.ae = taken
Oh this point with Mr.. Boutwell,. and il i,
eansdctf sha. the Expenditures of che
government havs not been reduced IN
ssssnensara,s ratio to the abatement 81
ta-ss, as nigh, have been the case.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-01-09

= TIE sseee.uoe var i ssbsiling. hos
sillf;es 70 q rrsewed seat ho'iday sea
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-01-09

rLFTScFS IMPERIAL "a RUSSIAN
Nj u nst q = .--whelesaie 70 the trade.
Single cans sent postpaid. on receipt Of 81 90.
DO0KKEEPING Made Easy Every
II clerk and merchant cnn learn at once.
Book uAaiiea. r6acs ), 7Irst,y - u IT, 'u-
H.GuULDiNG BRYANT. Buffalo. n. r.
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FOR SALE.

AEY ESTATE ON the wieomico River, ST..
Iv1 Mary's county, Md, only . half niis
from Chaptico Wharf, containing over THREE
HUNDRED ACRES Fine BRICK "a
RESIDENCE, all OUT-BUILDiNGS ssssI
In good repair; Orchard, Garden. etc. III
Two Regular Lines Of Baltimore and Washing.
ton Steamers touch at Chaptico Wharf
Apply by letter, or in person, on the place.
A. L. TAvEAU,
Chaptieo P. o.
Jan 9 ls73-fs
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AGENTS. A RARE CHANCEl!
We will pay all Agents $40 per week IL CAST
who will engage with us At ONCE. Every thing
furnished and expenses paid. Address
A. COULTER 4 CO., Charlotte, Mich.
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GUAN0, Trc.-There Is very little doing
in Gaane o. Phcepases. There Il 10 Chiacha
in market, and We quote Guansre at SEQ per
ton. gold. agents price. Phospha,es and mar
ufae,ared reesilizers rule At about go per too.
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New Advertisements.


. he NEST beautiful edition ever pubiished.-
Pris,ed on elegant paper. With nearly 500 ex-
quisite illustrations. Profits large and sales
sure. Everybody wants this noble work. For
circular and terms address JOHN 4. POTTER
& CO., Publishers. Philadelphia.
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A saloon in Dabuque contains che follow.
ing. printed on card board. and hung up
behind the bar, "B,se,cvcly Nstrust."
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A book Of 600 pages, with editors and publish
ers' names, date Of establishment. sire. politics,
subscription price and eircalstioa Of ali News
papers in the United States and Domiaiou Of
Canada.
II PRICE FIVE DOLLARS,
By mail, Address publi,her.,: No. Al Park
Row, Mt. '.'
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TORACco-The receipts Of Leaf Totaereda-
ring the past we-k were very light and were
coat aed almost entirriy TO lots BY rsiirosd-
The market Was in consequence quiet. bat Is
very 6rm. and sneh parcels OF Maryland - are
opened are readily taken NJ full rates. The
market has brea swept Of New Crop Ohio. ta-
knsfof France and DsishaY. virginis and
Relatively are 6rm. bat Transactions are limited
By the small receipts. The exports darisg NE
rsek we're 3fs hhds. 10 iiserres,. We Coz
unae 70 quote prices - follows. viz:
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'' .n ss Hoa. III sr ;ssi Adj Hart
ford (couu. Tiues don't hslieIe in very
large hogs. II ssys:
There . not one single advantage to
be claimed in favor Of big hogs. There
never vas monster hog which did NOT
make the man who raised him, pay for ev-
cry pound be weighed. They dor fur
nish m ounce OF nest gratis. but charge
fun prizes lor every Getom of thsis careass.
When slausbsesed i takes ? long time 70
cool Que 70 The Morrow in The bone, and
shen. uhen ne hams are put u salt, Il i
trouhlesoms TO 6nish them 70 The centre.
Either The feeder. butcher. or .eoasanss
Is cheated. and as gsaersl thing every one
xho has aayshins to do With the big hog
nil ind. IL ~ oLserves closely. that they
are NOT - probable a The woosh. aies
hog Of oslI ordinary pounds weight, a
snall Aeed !. NH little, upright ears. and
legs and ears delicate to perfection. ars
marks which indicate the greatest amodh'
Of food eoasumed asd Il Railways dr.u
mms ssslily &c ss,..sios sf'svsTy~ssseh-
G.s s sF-f = ss-g AwsA SIS
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NOW is THE TIME TO USE
KGuaei's Condition Powder.

In the Fall and Winter when your COWS
give but little milk this pow der is sure to
increase he quantity and improve the quail
iiy. For horses, it increases the appetite,
promotes digestion. exhilerates the spirits,
renders the coat soft and shining. For Hogs
one package in your swill barrel will hasten
the fattening process at least loo per cent.
This powder has proved an excellent article
for sheep. BE sure you get the
Genuine YOuatt's Condition Powder