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The Potato.

No vegetable is used so widely or so
commonly rs the potato. But it has been
a long time i'm winning its way to favor.
and has been steadily improving in quail
ity by culture.
This article, of such general use as food,
was originally found somewhere in South
America, and the poorest, knOttiest, most
watery potato we ever saw find its way
into the dinner-kettle, was probably bet
ter than the original seed potato that was
taken to Europe among other curiOsitieS
OF vegetation i'm the New World.
The first mention we find of the potato
is i'm the writing of German bOtanist
named Clusius. in 15SS. Two had been
sent him from Flanders, and he made a
plate of the "rare plant for his book. IL
was over a hundred and fifty years after
this that it began to be planted for food
in Switzerland.
Everywhere it met with the greatest
opposition, just as all the benefactions of
the world, either moral or physical, al
ways have. PhilanthrOplsts strOve to eX-
plainits advantages to the common peO-
pie, but they were hoOted at, if not
stoned. Fields planted with them had to
be carefully watched at night, or all the
plants would be destroyed.
The people of Ireland fought very hard
against its introduction among them.
where it is now 40 much their mainstay
that their country has given it its name.
liz is stated that a gentleman in France
hit on a novel plan for introducing them
into his section of country. be planted
fine field and put posters all about, pro-
biting people from stealing them under
a heavy penalty, yet every chance was
given to steal them, and when it came har-
vest time the field had been pretty
thoroughly harvested. The result was
that the next year there were a great
many little garden patches of potatoes
about. The people had found out what
they were.
And yet, when we were told how they
were first prepared for food, it is to be
wondered at that they ever did become
popular. One writer speaks of the pO-
tatO as "a vegetable much like the Jerusa-
lem artichOke, but not as good or whole
sOme," and that they were to be roasted
and sliced, and eaten with sauce of wine
and sugar. And we can imagine what
an unepviable article of food it was in
those primitive days, when we reflect
wha, it was fifty years ago.
What would have been said in our boy
.sh days, to have had dish of watery
merinOs; or "lOng TOMS" as they were
vulgarly called. replaced by savory
mealy dish OF the Early Rose of to-day I?
The use of the potato in Europe is now
quite general. 1t is cultivated in almost
every climate except the far northern. 1t
thrives in the dreary regions of Sweden,
and has been wonderful blessing to those
European countries, which before its gen.
eral use. Were often swept by dreadful
6mineS.-N. Y. Times.
Richland beacon., 1873-05-31

for each sheep. Ii is not a dir but WASH,
and 10 put it on. All old teal POT vi
spouted tin should be used.
The way To make il most ctlt:tuai u W
omen the SPOOL by making three MAJ n va
each side of the sheep. also one GOWN NV
shoulder. one on each side OF me iiech'
one down the breast. and one down edci'
thigh. and into the marks pour the liqu'!.
In this. ~ in many other things. II 1t y, -
worth doing at all. it i, worth dong Wc4l.
/ Rub the liquid well into the SKIN. Ai'rI
J passing it along the grooves. WORK IL wen
in with the hands. BE in 40 hurry aoo,''
it, IL if you wanted 10 get over U ~ P'i'N
" ~ possible. The liquid VIII WORN d
cure There may be some spots VII.
the liquid has not penetrated. ENaii'Ii''
the sheep every two or three diy> ioi
three weeks. by which time the u!,ea,.
may be expected To be cradlcatcd: II
there are any little white spots. ruo on
some OF the following ointment =" our
ounces of mercury: three ounces vi
Venice turpcntinc; one ounce OF spirit
of turpcntinc. Let them b. Worhc"
up and thoroughly mixed together. thei
add about one and one quarter pounds 81
lard melted oycra low fire. stirring Willi'
melting. When taken off continue To >'il
till cold. 50 rs To mix the mercury WEI
with the other ingredients, Apply thi
in fine weather. for it will be safer ai''
+ more cifectual. lie also advises bleeding
the sheep. but this We should not recon
. mend our ilockmastcrS 10 practice. uhics
, in exceptional eases.
Richland beacon., 1873-05-31
Warren Hastings in Love.

u tn, 3hir that bore Hastings to
Madras w. Baron Imhoff, who, with
his wife, y. proceeding to India in the
hope o. - - a subsistence there as
p0rafsit palmer. The lady was very
fascinating, arr. ,ery. fair; she had come
4 l.. ct,Iyir. or that her great mistake
IN III = -. rown herself away
L;N. ..;e :; p. she really knew her
- Id. IL. sc.nd did not appreci-
ave ner as she dess, ,e1. hastings did, as he
tmderly assured her, aid her confidence
Ind Af!e. ~ veic spoedny transferred
frOA -, Ia usp.r;.us father of her
ft.idie1 e. = .'.ausitle ar =. accomplish
81 polfsna. %. LIZ ,iie voyage he fell
H. III ~ 49,, nur7e2 Inn. with the
~ arrivir- q: Madras,
- Ar Il ~, id be bet
ceedings were ini-
lhe dissolution Of
Richland beacon., 1873-05-31

AN Albany damsel asked one of her
fellow-boarders, stylish dry goods clerk,
at the breakfast table. " Why is your
moustache like my back hair ~ He
blushingly gave it up. The answer
caused him to blush still more: " Because
III is all down.
Richland beacon., 1873-05-31

AN exchange says that "a two-story
brick spring bed factory out West has
been burned" People in that neighbor-
hood who have been accustomed to sleep
on twO-stOry brick spring beds will have
to put up with something less luxurious
or a while.
Richland beacon., 1873-05-31

COLBS AND COUGIIS.-~uddcn changes 0i
climate are sources OF Poluonay a.M Ero'r
I;H qf,e-i"n>. Take At once - Hro''H Z
Byohc5tdi 7roci.S." let the Cold. Cough. OF
Irritation of the Throat bc ever 80 slight.
Richland beacon., 1873-05-31
the marriage; that until then the emigrant

household should not. be broken up; a.d
after that he should marry madame, prt-
vide for the children. and settle a hand
some allowance on the baron. The terms
were accepted, the legal proceedings were
taken, the baroness eventually became
Mrs. Hastings, and the painter of por-
traits. with the price of his coniugal
emancipation. returned to his own country.
Richland beacon., 1873-05-31
The Milwaukee Monthly for May. Will

lis choice Literature and Beautiful Illustrations,
proves that even what We regarded a. perfect IN
every respect, can be made still more perfect,
AMI also 4, mpn~tratc- the fact that our periodical
literature Is rapidly progressing, amt that III"
west has now one Of the best, original Magazine
published. Send stamp for sample copy 10 I. j.
GILMORE, Milwaukee, WIS.
Richland beacon., 1873-05-31

PAIN kILLER.-In another column VIII he
found the advertisement OF Davis Pain kll-
Ter. There i probably no other preparation
manufactured that hi> hccomc - much oi
household word IL the Pain Killer. t"f
thirty wears il has stood before the puhlir'
and the inntmcr:lhc testimonials that have
been called forth voluntarily. testify fuily TO
it, merits. When you need family medl-
cine buy the Pain Killer.
Richland beacon., 1873-05-31
Rest and oldest Family Medicine -

f,j, Li,.~ Insg.,.''n-a pur l. V, ectah!, fI'ha,c
and T.r'~-f"r dyspepsia. Constipation; '5es.lN e
SICK Hrila he, Bilious Attach AMI All dcra 70
III nts ot Liver, stomach aud Bowels. Ash your
Druggist for II. B.Irar. f indtHin''s.
Richland beacon., 1873-05-31

THE dominion of fleshly lusts stupefies
the understanding and deadens the moral
feelings. No man who is under the con-
- Of his anuetite mo1<1nn. mise mr.
Richland beacon., 1873-05-31
An Arab Tradition.

A WRITER in the Overland MONTHLY re-
lat@s the following: This tradition,
yhich ! tel you" said Refs Hassein. q" is
many ~ suries old. 1t states that there
YVES Al faradise temple built up of
rreclous stones, Mar. dare not utter its
plendors. Deep X the uidst of the
oeiso " Edps IL tT.d, engel built-a
- no saa,efuehv 2. q; drst r'ponts
, :. sa1vpospaf sonss = the tw, =.
r1kroi Nus, a.,fT .ioGsl q 81 n eraiS
~. peatt xtSre fer 81 ": ing s,oft
- sss = .F&sss ~, ,'p s%s
,,s e., r. ~; g; q. ss os-r'g Z;
plaAAAg j., toe 50. IT, Dc:
fng "a he hs'':e. Vv-.er..
n -,pnodal below; for
.shHf,eEed 1lk mi'-
kxNEA eneia.st orsr
e. - -
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p 0 E &c AL.
SCAMP HILL"

tFromthe Martipsburg Independently
Around fairy point of land near rippling watsr.'
There stands little, quiet town. part dove tailed
That rise abruptly, heavenward. come scores of
Crowned with rich earth of verdure green, they
constitute Camp Hill. s9i
.'camr Hil.' unique, d. lightfal spot. romantic in
The centr. point of beauty rare in ali thi. field of
And. did tho name so magic now. originate in
The question IL e proper enc, hence worthy of
answer. i-.t-
The occasion of the name find in ..Annals of the
Compiled ~ one Josephus Junior, alias Joseph
He says. in good John Ad.ms' day, by his admin
In seventeen hundred ninety nine weres in wise
ticipation, T9nt- -
OF bloody war ndmortai strife. with tickle neigh
no marshaled hosts of sturdy men, and orde-ed
Led on by General PinEney brave they hastened
And promptly stood upon the heights we stand
upon to-day ,-.,s s. 80 az IL
,r pluck and will, =
called the place Camp Hill.''
And nov since that eventful hour. Owe gave the
The changing years-historic tines-atl number
seventy FOUR
But when the war-cloud disappeared,' in history
we trace,
The tale that many of the soldiers chose to settle
at the placer
Also, that many of them died while camping on the
ground,
And in tho slopes around the hill their ashes still
abound.
And "of in the Silly night'-so says the .'Annals'
Their sh.dowy forms appear afresh. motley.
"spooky" clan:
With, fife and drum and armor bright, as in the
days of yore.
March all about the .ftrighted town, and knock
from door to door.
And thus the supersi.ious tale is passed from "pa"
to son,
And generations yet may rise to share the bit Of
Yet not SO funny is the tale since many now
ceive it,
And fools enough will always live. who'll readily
believe it.
H.rpers Ferry. ". Va, July 2, 1878.
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JEFFERSON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
SHOPS.

A FTER an experience of l6 years in our bust
"a ness, We have at last found out that we cannot
carry on our business without money; and the dif-
fculty in collecting money these times makes it a
necessity for Us to adopt the Cash system. We WILL
only or Country Produce down delivery of the
work. We will endeavor to put down ourpr ice. a.
manship superior to any, and will strive to accom-.
rnodate All who will favor with their patronage.
Our New Ploughs, of which are making a
large lot of different sizes, will be on time to
good, responsible men, by giving their notes pa va
Die at such time as specified in the contract Re-
member. however, we guarantee satisfaction in
every Gaze or NO sale Our old accounts are now
ready for settlement and must he closed up without
delay. wEIRICK & WELLER
January IA, 1873
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OUR stock of Drugs and Medicines will ALWAYS
~ be found complete well as FREE oh n reliable
PRESCRIPTIONS and Recipes entrusted to us will be
carefully cou pounded al II hours, day and night
according to the latest rules of Pharmacy.
W. S. MASON.
TUN1PER Tar Soap. Glycerine Lotion and Car.
- bolc Soap, agreeable and efficient remidies for
chap and III cutaneous diseases for eale at
WIS. MASON'S Drug Store.
WE have the Agency for the Wines produced a,
Excelsior Vineyard All desiring pure Wines
Tor Medicinal purposes can be supplied moder-
ave prices: w. s. MASON
nooLEY's Celebrated Baking Powders. war
~ ranted to rise bread in FIVE minutes for sal.
RELIEVE your Corn, by using Robin. Corn
~ Solvent. w. s. MASON
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All styles of NJ isses and Children's, in pronor
ton, and magnificent stock of Ladies, Misses and
Children's Slippers from SOC up
The Celebrated Barney's Hand. m ade Calf goots
and Shoes for Gentlemen, stitched and pepged
every pair warranted. aud every other etyie OF
Boots and Shoes for Men and Boys wear usually
found 10 first class Shoe House.
Hats for the Million-also a complete assortment
of Gents and Roys' Fine and Cheap Clothing at
No. 81. Thankful for past favors we most cor
daily invite a continuance of the same.
April 90, 1873. J. GOLDSMITH
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Fl U III o R O U S .

An old chronicle says Gin regard to the
proper time for committing matrimony):
Monday for wealth.,
Tuesday for health,
Wednesday the best day of ALL
Thursday for crosses,
Friday for losses,
Saturday no luck at ALL
An experienced boy says he looks upon
hunger and the Christening rod as about alike
in the effect they produce upon him. Both
make him holler
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EDUCATIONAL.
JEFFERSON INSTITUTE,
Charlestown, West Virginia.

THE next Session will commence on Wednesday,
l. September llth, 1872.
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
advantage for n thorough course in English, the
Languages, Drawing. Music on Piano and Organ,
will be afforded. Particular attention will be paid
to Music and pupils will be required to play at the
Musical Sorees, when the friends of the pu pills ca
nave an opportunity to judge of their progress.
Vocal Music will be taught in classes we'll as
by private lesson. tlf.E
Engiish Deparf,nent.-NfRs. FORREST.
FAY.
LIPPIrr. = 81. -
For Terms. &c. apply to the PRINCIPAL.
August l3, 1872. Mas. A. NJ. FORREST.
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WE NIU@T sHLL.
MILLINERY.

~ SW 3no seaut1fu
There is such a'sdaring little Bonnet, 17l
With flower garden on it
lite, really. perfect beauty to behold;
The. ladies sweetlv smile
AZ they gaze a little while
On this pretty thing of fashion to be sold
Hats and Frames in every conceivable shape and
style; Ribbans and Flowers in II shades and at ali
prices. TRIMMING; fashionably done at the short
est notice and at low figures =
u5- Mrs. Goldsmith respectfully invites the at.
tention of her customers and all who feel inclined
to favor us, to this Department. The Goods are
displayed in Room in the of the Store fitted
up for that purpose.
GENTLEMEN AND BOYS CLOTHING.
Beat Material fashionsbIv made and at prices that
defy competition. The Stock i. truly immonse
and we invite your special attention. Suits. from
81 to $40 in every tvle and color extsrt Call
early. large lot of fine and cheap Ca.simeres.
Dorskin. cassinett. Sattinett, vestings. Diagonal
Cloths, &c. =.
o. Furnishing Goods of every deserintion.
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CEARLEsTOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.

A FTER January LIST, 1873, the Charle.town Fc
- male Seminary will be under the control of
Mise! Miss Sarah =: Brown With eight years expo
asks of the public a continuance of the patronage
heretofore extended to this Institution. boarding
can be obtained with the Principal Assistant.-
Terms made known on application to the Principal.
SARAH II BROWN,
December 10, 1872. A. DOYNE SMITH
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SODA "ATER.-Ice Cold Soda W alter di.pensed
~ by Geo. T. Light, warranted perfectiv pure and
whoesome. no poisonous pipe. copper foun ia ms
70 Gnrtode nor thing that is dangerous man.
the year y. Nv" AA'''
June 3, 1873.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

n ESTABLISHED by Congress; adopted by the
IL State; aided by the benevoience of individuals,
societies. and other institutions.
Five Departments of lnetruction-Literary, Sci
entidc, Agricultural, Military and Engineering
Also a thoroughly organized Preparatory Depart.
ment,
In charge of largo Faculty of accomplished
scholars and successful educators.
FALL TERN begins Sept. 4th WINTER, DeceE2-
Der 4. SPRING, March a.
COMMENCEMENT, June l9, 1873.
Total expenses from $3.50 to $3.50 per year.
Less to those boarding in clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing full particulars.
to ALEX. MARTIN,
President
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ELoRAL CHRoMos.-Just received beautiful
assortment of Spring and Autumn Chromos
which ve can cell at low figures. Calland examine
c. E. BELLER'S.
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PLACK Strap Oil. genuine, Csc. per gallon
~ Would advise Farmers uee this
July 1873: GEO:T LIGHT
T UBRICA1ING Oil. such is usually sold at soc.
IL per gallon TOR sale by GEO.T LIGHT.
NEATsFooT OFT, genuine, sl.75; Mixed. sissc
" per gallon. For sale by
July 1873: GEO. T. LIGHT
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR EXPLORATIONS IN AFRICA,

BY DR. DAVID LIviNGsToNE and others.
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the Country Natives, Animals, etc. prominent
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CHARCOAL PAsTILLEs.-Dr BeIIoe,. Char.
the various forms Of Dyspepsi., and are used by
some g the most emin emit practitioners Of medicine
IN france: Jus. received and for sale by
June 3. 1873. = MILLER
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COMPREHENSIVE.

'TNHE late firm of Hilleary, Wilson & Johnson
having been dissolved BY the retireme nj of NJ r.
w. c. Wilson, the business hereafter win be
conducted by Jnc. J. HILLARY and Fl. A. Johnson
under the name. style and firm of Hilleary & John
con from this date. JNO J. HILLEARY
n. A JOHNSON.
Summit Point March 30, 1s73-3m
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NOTICE.

A IL persons knowing themselves to be indebted
"A to the late firm OF Hilleary. Wilson < John
son: are requested to make immediate settlement
as the business OF the firm must be closed AlIper,
sons having claims against them requested to
present them OF settlement Either ofthe late firm
will settle accounts of the firm.
JNo. J. HILLARY,
WIN e. WILSON
II. A. JOHNSON.
Summit Point, March 25. 1s73-3m.
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SIS to S2O9p ;... day. Agent. wanted, An
sex. young or old, make more money At work for
us in their spare moments, all the TIM thai at
anything else. Particulars flee. Address G. Stin.
son & Co., Portland Maine. Sep II '72-ly
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GtHoLERA.-Cholera Preventive, warran ted to
do good in all cases where preventive is need
20: Nhen you want cure you had better
"Seiy and buy my preventive. It 10 cure.
-1uIy 2, 1873 GEO. T. LTGI TIT.
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RLACK ALPACCA.-A great bargain in Bl.c
IL Aipaccas, just received ~
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A RCT1C SODA WATERING have opened
IA our Arctic Soda Fountain for the Season. and
~ll dispense Soda Water with all varieties OF
syrup. AZ desiring Cool and truly refreshing
orInk VIII nnd It at VS.. MASON'S.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-07-03

Mr. Gilman Of Eleventh Lighthouse
District, Detroit, called at Two Rivers,
Saturday to make an examination Of the
lot recently purchased for lighthouse on
Two Rivers North Point, and ascertain
the nature of the g-ound and what kind
Of foundation it would require. lie was
shown tho lot by F. Walsh, Esq, who hay
j: . assisted in the survey vas perfectly
familiar with he premises. They found
thinks it will DO necessary to pile for the
foundation walls. We understand that the
light house will probably be erected on the
hirLcst ground on 10: orc, section Is, which
will be beyond Meloss UIe,h, about -four
miles north of this village, with about 200
yards space, mostly beach, between it ant
I the shore Mr. Gilman left On Monday,
( boat.
I Geo W Allen Of the Wisconsin Lea.he
Company, and now in Europe, has beer
appointed one Of the JUICES of prizes to b,
awarded TO Americans for their article,
on exhibition at the Vienna Exposi
, ion.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J ohm Jones, who left Ne
shota few weeks since for visit to Eu
rope, have arrived safely at their destina
lion. y letter from Kingston announces
thsir arrival at that place, after a YER
| pleas ant trip.-Tco Rtrers Chronicle.
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N All IL led.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city,
on Sunday, June 10Th, at the residence
Of the brides father. by John f. Zinns,
E>q., Mr.. Fred. Schuette and Miss.
Laura kemper, both Of this city.
We tender our cordial congratulations to
the welded PAIR, with the concioGsness
that there are few to whom the future
promises 50 brightly. With 80 fair and amia
bic bride, our frien d Schuet,es wedding
bells ''rng fair and clear" for a life long
happiness.
PHIPPS-VAN BERGEN Thursday
evening, June Doth, at the residence of
the brides father, by the Rev. Faveste
Royse, Of Belait, Mr.. VIM. ii. Phipps,
of Manitowoc, and Miss Frances Z. Van
Bergen, daughter Of S. NJ. Van Bergen,
Of Madison.
We wished the happy couple oil the
sunshine possible through Ifs voyage, as
we tie portion Of cake received. That
our friend Phipps should 90 and marry
one Of the Capitol City's fairest daughters
does not surprise US In the least; he could
have done the same here but We have heard
it intimated that ne was too particular.