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EPI100rY IN GltLEM's CAVALRY
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD Rsslsts TAXES
IT'S ROLLING STOCK SEIZED
INDIANS ASSUME THE OFFENSIVE
WASHINGTON.

CensecFati0n of a Bishop of Savannah
The New Light AT Southwest Pass
Observable Fifteen Miles at Sea-BIack
Tower-Steam Fog Whistle-The Cape
CarnaveFai Light on abe Florida
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A Herd.

Usually the word herd is ap-
piled to cattle exclusively, and
to them when collected as
breeding animals, rather than
when ready for the meat mar
ket. The word means a collec-
ton of animals Or beasts, and
so can be properly applied to
other domestic animals. In
Scripture we read Of a herd of
swine. The Iowa State Agri-
cultural Society offers premi-
ums for herd of horses and
herd of hogs. Perhaps no other
word equally expresses the
idea. In the case of sheep the
word flock is used almost ex-
clusively. The word stud is
properly applied to a collection
of horses for breeding purposes.
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The SWede Turnip.

Mr.. John Dey, in a discus
sion of Root Culture by a Wis
consin Farmers Club, said:
"The Swede turnip is u good
root for sheep, hogs, and young
cattle. Cows fed on them will
keep in good heart, but they
are not as good for milk as the
carrot Or beet. 1t will pay well
to raise them, If we do not
wish to feed them we can sell
them p; they usually bring 10 Or
so cents per bushel, and if we
say 600 bushels to the acre at
40 cents, we have S240; and
if we allow one-half for raising
and marketing, we have $l2O,
which would buy 200 bushels Of
corn, and to raise 200 bushels
of corn We would want four
acres of ground and expend
more to raise and harvest than
we would the turnips."
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Food for Poultry in Winter.

A change of food is as essen
tial to the health and produc-
tiyeness of a fowl as to any
other of the animal .Eife. Give
barley, broken peas, rn,wheat,
rye, oats, and once or twice a
week make up a mixture of
corn meal, say in proportion as
follows, viz; To one quart of
meal add three tablespoonfhls
offinely pulverized charcoal and
one tablespoonful of ground
Cayenne pepper. Poultry fed
in this manner will be rare to
find with pip, Group, or feather
eating propensities.
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COrnmeal and CarpulfO.

A correspondent Estates that
he kept a %plum-tree free from
curculios by sprinkling the
ground under the tree with
cornmeal. This induced the
chickens to scratch and scratch.
The meal was strewn every
morning from the time the trees
blossomed until the fruit was
large enough to be out Of dan
ger. The consequence was that
the fowls picked up the curcu-
lios with the meal, and the tree
being saved from the presence
of the insects was wonderfully
fruitful.
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THEY play queer tricks in
Massachusetts,. The Worcester
Spy says: MI Daniel Marsh,
a peddler well known here, was
terribly burned at Boylston yes
terday. He was sitting in a
chair, when a man named W,
G. Adams, came up behind him
and placed a hot Aat-iron upon
his head. He removed it with
his hands, which were also bad
ly burned.
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photographic Stone.

New quarries of photographic
tone have quite recently been
ound in Italy, near the French
frontier, and on the coast Of the
Gulf of Genoa from these it is
stated that an excellent quality
of photographic stone has been
obtained. The discovery is of
great Importance, as OF late
years the supply Of this stone
obtained from Germany has
Jeen gradually diminishing in
proportion as the beds in that
country were depleted.
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Friendships Letters.

Lettcr-writing, like many othe
good things, can be run into the
ground by excess, and prove an
injury rather than Il joy and ben
eft.
What earthly use is there of two
lady friends allowing their cores
pondence to monopolize more than
half their time? They certainly
cannot have matters Of such vast
Importance to discuss that they
could not find better employment
for the mind.
One letter q week seems ample to
prove friendship uninterrupted by
absence, tell the news and exchange
small advices of dress, &c.
This affords time for reading and
improvement, which one can
scarcely hope for by writing the
same friend three or four times in
the week, each time filling several
sheets of paper.
1t is certainly more a compliment
to friends. to read and reflect, and
thereby be able to write better let
tiers than to shower them with the
same records of marriages, deaths,
gossips, and expressions of aiiec-
ton, from one month to the
next, without the shadow of q new
idea.
One could not say from one gear
to the next without mourning the
of ridicule, because COM
paratively few Of all the friendships
sworn to and vowed in q dozen
sweet letters, survive q twelve
months trial. The time spent in
nqrturing friendship is not lost,
but too much tending and sweeteni
ing Injuries its growth and makes it
short-lived.
The friendship that requires ce-
nenting three or four times a week
absence, is not the kind to
asst. All the glue in the world
will not save it.
Right here it would not be amiss
TO PROFOUND a conundrum.
Where do friendships go when
they die?-EIm OrloW.
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MCARTHUR LNQUiREb
The Jersey Cow.

In answer to the question,
aWhat is the special value of
(. the Jersey cow" a Wisconsin
breeder thus tersely stated the
claims made for the breed;
"'She will make more butter for
the food consumed than any
other cow"
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n olumbus G. Hooking Valley r. X.
~ $500
Short Limo TO tho Lakes and the North
west.
TWO NNrRNss YRAINs nAlTN

Close connection made NJ Lancaster for Cir.
~cleyillo, XancHville and MI points on the Gin
cinnati aud Muskingum Valley iuilrOad.
Direct connections made az Columbus fol
and all points West. Also, for Cleveland,
Buffalo, Pittsburgh, aud MI points East.
Take the Hooking valley mud Pan handle
route TO Chicago aul the Sorth west; IL Is the
shortest by siXty-siX miles, giving passengers
thau by any othot line. ~.
u, w. D0HERTY, Supit
II. A.B uEIb, Gonn Ticket A 0eht.
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NXTE keep constantly on hand ut this Of
wv 1ce q supply Of ENVELOPES, upon
which q card Of any description VIII DO
card OH tho Envelopes used by them.
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Ncyer has a medicine taken internally, been
known TO have cured Vumors, either Of the
Womb, Uterus, Oyarics on Bowels; the knife
has been the sole reliance In the hands Of eN-
pCricncCd surgeons; but Dr.. Railways Sar-
sapariili0G settles this question. II has cured
over twenty persons Of Ovarian Cysts and
TumOrs, Gs well As Iumors in the Bowels,
Uterus, Womb, Liver, DrOpsicnl Elusion,
AsritpS. and CaiCulDus COncrCtiOng,
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Housekeeping Department.
Hints to Housekeepers.

HlhtS 10 hOuSeKeepeFS.
SPONGE CAKE.--Three eggs
one and a half cup of water
one teaspoonful of cream tartar
one-half teaspoonful soda and
two cups flour, Flavor with
extract of lemon.
MoLAssEs CANDY.--Two cups
: molasses, one cup sugar, one
tablespoonful vinegar, butter
size Of a hickory nut. Boil
briskly twenty minutes, stir
ring all the time. When cool
pull until white.
HARDENING WOOD FOR Pun,
LEYs.-After a wooden pulley is
turned and rubbed smooth, boil
it for about eight minutes in
olive oil then allow it to
to dry, after which it will ulti-
mately become almost as hard
as copper,
EXCELLENT DROP CAKEs.-Two
cups of sugar, one cup of sour
milk, three teaspoonfuls of So
da two eggs, one teaspoonful
Of cloves, one teaspOonful of
cinnamon. Stir very thick and
drop on buttered tins.
CRULLERS.-Four eggs, four
tablespoons of brown sugar, and
one of flour, we'll beaten togeth-
er; add four tablespoons melt
ed butter mix hard, roll thin,
cut in twO-inch squares, slit in
bars, fry in very hot lard.
TEA.--Water for making tea
should be used the moment it
The reason assigned is,
that if it is boiling for some
all the gas that is in it
escapes with the steam, and it
will not then make tea of the
best flavor.
FILTER FOR CIsTERN WATER
PerfOrate the bottom of wood
en- box with a number Of small
holes; place inside a piece of
flannel, cover with cOarsoly-
powdered charcoal, over this
coarse river sand, and on this
pieces of sandstone.
BREAD OMELET.-Put into a
stew-pan one teacupful of bread
crumbs, one tablespoonful of
butter, with salt, pepper, and
when the bread has
absorbed the cream, work in
beaten eggs; beat them a
with the mixture A.; fry on
an Omelet-pan and roll up.
REMOVAL OF INK Spots FROM
FABRICs.-A solution
of pyro-phosphate of soda, it is
will quickly remove fresh
stains (old ones less SOY
affecting the colorS Of
the fabric, as is the result when
oXalic acid, chloride Of lime,
chlorine water are made use of.
GREEN Corn PE.-Prepare as
above, and bake with a short
under crust-no top crust. If
preferred, six eggs may be used
to eight long ears; but most
persons would like it best with
but four, as then the taste of
the corn p~redominates.
P0TAro SALAD.-Slice two or
three cold boiled potatoes
mash fine the yolks Of two hard
eggs mix with them
pepper, salt, vinegar, mustard
and oil to your taste. Dip into
this preparation the potatoes.
Chop fine a few leaves Of let
tuce, lay potatoes on top, and
pOur over them the mixture
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r. r. r.
NhNN H'G Pm any IEEft

RADN y ~ RELIEF !!
Cures the worst Pains in from I to 90 minulcs.
Ef5pNOr ONE HOUR after reading this
advertisement need any one suffer with pain.
RADWA US READY Relief
Is u cure for every pain. IL was the first and
Is the only Pain Remedy that instantly stops
che most GXcruCiating pains, aliays inilMnmn-
tions. and cures congestions, whether Of the
Lungs, stomach, Bowels or other glands and
organs, by one application, in from one To
twenty minutes, No matter how violent or
eNcruciating the pain, the Rheumatic, Bed
ridden, Mirn, Crippled, Nervous, Neuralgic
or prostratcd with diseage may suffer-
RADWA US READY RELIEF
VIII afford instant ease;
inflammation Of the Kidneys, Inflammation OF
the Bladder, Inflammation OF the Bowels,
Congestion Of the Lungs, Sore Throat, Biill-
cult Breathing, Palpitation OF the Heart, iiys-
tories, Group, Diptierig, CatarTh, Influenza,
Headache, Toouluche, Neuralgia, Rheuma-
tism, Colds, Chills, AguG Chills.
The application Of the Ready Relief to the
part or parts where the pain or difficulty cN-
ists will afford ease and comfort.
20 Drops III ~ halftumbler water VIII,
in u few minutes, cure Cramps, Spasms, Sour
stomach, Heartburn Sick Headache. DiaT-
rhwa, Dysontery, Collie, Wind In TIE Bowels,
and all Internal Pains.
Travellers should always carry n bottle OF
Railways Relief with them. Afew drops In
water win prevent slcknces or pains from
change OF water. Il Is better than French
Brandy or Bitters rs u stimulGnt.
EHlV HER AMID AGUB
Fever and hgue cured for 30 cents.
There rot u remedial agent In this world
that wIli cure Fever and Ague, and all that
NIalarlous, Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow
and other Fcyors aided by hndEay's Pills) 80
quick as Rqdways Ready Relief, 80 cents per
bottle.
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Music.


PRS,
Above and Below. Sacred Song ny
Jucli, 80 30
Back to the Old Home. Song and Cho-
rus. 800. stewart. 30
Beautiful Form Of my Dreams Stewart. 30
Darling, Weep no more. Song and Che
rus ....., ..,.., Hays, %
DO not Weep so, Sister darling.
Song. .....,S tewars. 30
Don't forget to Write me. Song and Cho-
rus. .....g...CoN. %
Fold we our hands. Song or
Duet, ..,, BOildieu. 30
Conc to the Heavenly Garden. Song
Chamberlain. 81
IfyOu were I,would your Son ..Shattuck. 30
Kiss me, Darling, ere we part. Stewart. 30
Little Blind Nell. Song and Chorus.
Macy, 80
Little Dan. Song and Chorus .... Hays. 10
Lord, forever at Thy Side .....,.. banks. %
Meet me, Bessie, in the Dell 90, Stewart. 30
Mectme, Dearest, with a Kiss. ..Danks, 30
NY boy across the Sea. ........... Hays, 30
Oh! GivcmeaH Home in the South Hays. 30
Oh. sam! Song and Chorus ,...,.. Hays. 40
only for You! Ballad ...,,.,. DeliOuS, %
our Little Pet, Song aud Chorus Hays. 90
Papa, stay home. temperance song.
Save one Bright Crown forme. .... Hays. 10
We pray you Sing that Song. Duet.
DOlphus. IS
Wilt thou Weep when / IN Low
Wnlkpp. m
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DIR. RAILWAYS
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Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for foot, Full
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or sunocatinp Sensations when IN ulyiDg Pos
tnrc. DimnesB Of Vision, Dots or NGbs before
the Sight, Fever and phi Pain IN The Head,
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Skin and Eycs, Pain II. the Side, Chest, Limbs
and sudden rlushos Of heat, Burning IN the
Flesh. 3 few doses Of Railways Pills VIII
free the system from GIL the above disorders.
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RAILWAY CO., 80 wOrcn cor Church st.
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Of IL Years Growth Cured by
Rutiway'g EesOlyent.

BEVERLY, MASS, July Is, 1869.
DIR. RAILWAY: / have had ovarian Tumor
in the oyarics and bowels. All the doctors
said there was 10 help for it. | tried every
helped me. lsaw your Hcsolycnt and thought
/ would try it, but had no faith in it, because
| had suffered for II years l took six bottles
Os the ResOlvcnt, one box OF Railways Pills.
and used two bottles Of your Ready RClicf,and
there l. not q sign OF Il tumor to be seen or
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than / have FOR y years. The worst tumor
was in the left side Of the bowels, over the
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Dr.. Roadway 4 Co. have never claimed one
hundreth part OF the curative virtues for their
remedies rs is ascribcd to them by the people
who have used them; FOR bear in mind, only
such diseases and complaints as DR., Radway,
aitcrsuccessful treatment with their remedies
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NATURAL HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY

viii be illustrated by different gentlemen en-.
incnt in their lines OF research. We shall
soon have the pleasure Of printing papers,
among Others, by Prof. Lesley, MIR. Hall, DR..
kellogg. DR.. Gray and President Hill.
The Examiner is notcontned in the revlewo
the publications Of u few houses, but attempts
TO give some account of the more important
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press, as well MS otr own.
Tho record OF progress describes the sub
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IN whatever direction, or IN whatever region,
With BboCiul reference 20 improvements 10
domestic HE which may be attempted In
America.
The magazine viii be under tha editorial
charge Of Edward W, Ualc, WHO will have Wiz
der assistance than heretofore IN the manage
mcnt 0f ~ Journal Department,
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CHICAGO
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COLUMBUS. CINCINNATI,
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Vol. WIZ 1873.
OLD A N d N e w.
THE PEoPLE's MAGAZINE

Edd"d NJ EdiCdF6 Il, Hdif,
The enlarged resources placed in the hands
Of the OLD ASD NEW hy the public and by the
pr0prictors, enable them to announce Il vol
ume Of wider interest thOn they have ever
published.
Mrs. Grecbough's story, "PythouiG," and
Mr.. IIalc's story, cups and DOWNS" viii be
continued and completed in this volume
A series of short stories by Miss Meredith,
Mrs. stowe, Mrs. Whitney, Miss Hale, Mr..
gagged.
Mrs. Martincau's Series win be continued
In papers on "rhc Church and it's Exclusive
Claims" "God in Humanity" sc.
The series Of articles on Political Science,
by gentlemen Of recognized ability, will COM
prise papers on "Railroads, Servants or Mas
tersYH 6The Ballot in England Land"
"rhe Law of MaratimG jurisdiction" "lhe
Indian Question, " '"lho Suffrage OF Women
equal Taxation, /" "rarins and Protection
"What the New Administration must do"
"LabOr and Wages Question"
The subject OF critical interest In.
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Time Tables.

Bt3" New and elegant Day Coaches ard
Two daily lines Of Pullman's Palace S'aepinT
lals are run through from KANSAS SiTp
TO quincy, GalcsburB, Mendoza and
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Medicines.
TNHE ROMANCE OF Il
= III UT UE OUINL
The many evidences Of extraordinary oures
that are daily reported as Effected through
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Ready Relief and Perfect puronti,e pni, +,
written testlmoninla from olI7 NM. rs, ~ ~
world, surpass In Wondei, tLp most ~ y vi :, ,nt
miracles OF cnchantmcBt pbysicie",N "S"mi
medical men In all countries nronnnn"nna' t "ma
wonderful! remedies n mysterv. tbat naithe,
theirseicncoOf ANALYSIS or cLemicni Eiincnn
explain. True, these medi"inns aSait III J. -
mostmaryelOus curcs. and restorc tbc W. = ~
life, and relieve The most Jyretehpd nal "a ~ =
foring victim of his tortrrns. in T,dpm, ann n
toe8fy minutes. and althomph thavi nou, soro y
OF thcingredients of their c0mnosiIinn onJ p n,
Roadway has published their formuio f,ritI,'
holding only Wonewlyd iScoycrod ,ontsSS sttii ~
both French, German, Eng;ish and E TS,9 law
chemists and Dh0rmaceutsls ntteriv FIJI Vim
the same ingredient as Drepared by them The
great succe3s. which thpse wyNnJerfn , rN ~ mS
are constantly achieving. lies in the pienf se9
Cret Of combining thc ipgreilonts fo~etbnr
after e. ercislng due care in selecting re MIRO
and genuine roots. F"'N
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Such wonders of Modern Cbamist,v no uo
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