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T AND FOR SALE IN FAUQUIER, VA.

SEVENTEEN HUNDRED ACRES OF
LAND IN THE BLUEGRASS REGION
OF UPPER FAUQUIER FOR SALE.
This land is situated on the waters of Thumb
run, within seven miles of Salem and Markham
stations, and adjoining the Vermont and Leeds
farms. >,
will sell this land at price considerably be-
low the value placed on it for taxes. am pre-
pared to offer inducements in the way of terms
to any party or parties who will buy the whole
tract until the close of the month of June.
If not sold before, this land will be offered for
sale at public auction, on the premises, in tracts
to suit purchasers on WEDNESDAY the LIST
d.v of July next. l invite all persons disposed
to buy to examine the land and communicate
with me, directing to Markham station, Eau
n,Iier county, Va. 4. G. AMBLER,
Fnuouier county NH 2-2am4m
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CORPORATION CoURT-Juage e. NJ Looce
presiding ITO, DAY. -Ritter VS.. Deity; rule
against plaintiff for security for costs.
VIM. Barnett was appointed guardian of
VIM. Arthur Barnett and Thomas Dillon Bar
nett, aud qualified aud gave bond.
Accounts of jailor ADD Geo. E. French were
allowed.
Cazeuove & Co. vs.. Johnson's administra-
trix; in chancery; second amended bill filed.
Veitch ct TX. VS.. Veitch ct ais; in chancery;
final decree.
C. J. Vowells VS.. Peter Vowells in chancery;
decree of divorce vinculo matrimouii.
Buckley vs. Schneider; in chancery; cause
removed from the docket.
Watkins administrator vs. Walker ct TX,
&c. in chancery; order Of reference.
Court adjourned till ii o'clock tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON, May IL, l a. N.
For the South Atlantic States, Virginia and
Maryland generally cloudy weather, northeast
to variable Winds, slightly rising temperature
and rain on the immediate coast.
The Mississippi Missouri and lower Ohio
rivers will fall slowly during Tuesday.
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.H.NUSE.nE.rTS.
q A r EP T A 81 A L L ,

AREPTA q A L L,
MONDAY and TU ESDAY,
May 11th and 18th,
First appearance in this city of
FRANK MACEVOY'S
NEW HIBERNICON, OR IRELAND In
AMERICA.
The favorite Irish Comedian,
Mr.. ROBERT BYRNES,
in his Original Character,
BARNEY, THE GUIDE.
Mr. Emile Ames, in his celebrated charaeters,
Fritz, our German Friend, and Old Black
Joe.
Miss Mary MacCrea, the popular Contralto.
Miss Hattie Clifton. the favorite Soprano.
Miss Kate Byrnes. late of Dublin Theatre
Prof Mosclin, Musical Director.
To conclude with the lsughable farce,
THE HAUNTED GUIDE.
Evening Prices: Admission SOC; gallery 25c;
children 25c.
MATINEE TUESDAY, at 3.p. m.
Matinee Prices: Adults 25c; children lOc.
nv 7-5t F. c. GARL!CK, Agent.
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PERSONAL Generals Custis, w. H. F. and
Etzhugh Lee, are 10 this city.
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Ees The monthly report of the Superinten-
dent of Public Schools will be published to-
morrow.
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HID REN' F A l r
FVEEY DAY SOM ETHlNG NE"
French'S, No. 95 King street.

A new novel by the author of ''CASTE'-
COLONEL DACRE; soc.
THE BLUE RIBBON, by the author Of
"Jeanies Quiet Life soc.
ferson; 75c.
LITTLE FOLKS, new volume 81 25.
PUCK, by Ouida, new edition. ST. 50.
No INTENTIONS, by Florence Marrystt
IS cents.
MASTER, by Lille Devereux Blake; cloth
ST SO; paper 81:
NINE THREE, by Victor Hugo; 81 IS.
VICTORS TRIU MPH, the sequal to "A
Beautiful Flend," by Mrs. E. u. E. N. South
worth; ST rs.
T Fields; ST. Is.
New Books, Magazines and Papers daily
MA e. E. FRENCH.
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THE TAX BILL MERCHANTS MEETING. -
In response to an invitation from the merch-
ants of Richmond to the merchants OF this city,
requesting cooperation on their part In testing
the coustitutionality of the Tax Bill, meeting
will be held at the Corn Exchange tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, which the merchants
aud business men of the city are invited to at
tend.
The letter referred to says: "We suppose
from demonstrations made generally by the
merchants of other cities and towns Of the
State, they will employ counsel and contest the
matter before their local courts. We believe
that the cooperation of the merchants of the
different cities aud towns will be more effective,
aud divest the proceedings OF any apparent
local issue, if the COUNSEL employed from the
different sections unite 10 the proceedings 10
its Gua hearing before the Court Of Appeals. "
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The Weather In England.
Weather Probabilities.

LONDON, May l2-2 p. N. The wcathe
throughout England is far.
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HIGH GRADE FAMILY CORN MEAL
Jar 14-tf
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DHNE APPLES AND BANANA AS.
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GEORGE r.. HILL & CO.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

PEARL HOMINY AND BREAKFAST
HUMlNY, In BBLS., BOXES,
CASES, &C., sc.
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DOTTERS HYDROrHERAPEUTlC Az,
PARATUS for the use of Physicians and
Families. comprising universal Syringe, Nasal
Water Bag, Compress, Shower Bath aud Disl 4
fecting Appsrstus Recommsnde 2 y pf Chan M
callor of Baltimore, and By Drs. j. G. Hall, N.
S. Lincoln and Cornelius Boyle, of Washington.
Price S5.O each. For sale BY %
ap3U JANNG " w. : :
HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM, for the
IL complexion, received this day at lO7 hing
street. ~
my II HENRY JUN q w.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-20
a Triumph OF chemistry,

Among tho numerous heallh-giylng dis
e0yeries ~ pharmaceutical chemistry, none
has achieved more uanseendent aud last
Ing success than ll0siellrrs stomach hllters,
Ofeonrse there 10 reason flr this, ltwould
have been impossible ~ palm oli, for nearly
q quarter 0f century, upon 30 shTewd peo'
pic 40 the Americans, q merillesa article, o.
have established by mere advertising such o
u reputation as the Blllers enJ0y, II they did
not poAatss a substantial title 70 public oon'
ndenee, The truth Of this statement N
proved ny the iael that bogus noslrums, no
matter how extensively pulied, usually on
JOY bnt . transient existence, are then lis
eoyered ~ DO worthless, aud discarded, Hos
lellerH lilllers, on tho contrary ancr q ca
reef oftwenly years, we're never 10 popular
40 they arc to-day, soon after their appear
ance II became manifest that they possessed
W remarkable degree tho power nj lGnlng
and regulating tho human hysIem, aud to-
day they ranh w. tho standard restorative VI
the age,
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THE ALDINE ,
THE ART JOURNAL OF AMERIc A
ISSUED MONTHLY.
"a magnificent Conception, Wonder
fully Cnrrird out"

The necessity OF u popular medium for the
representation OF the productions Of our
great artists, has always been recognized,
ANA many attempts nave been made 10
meet the want. The successive failures
which 80 invariably followed each attempt
In this country 10 establish IN art Journal,
did not prove the indifference of the people
of America 10 the claimso OF high art. SO soon
as u proper appreciation OF the want and an
ability 20 meet IL were shown, the public at
once rallied with an enthusiasm TO Its sup
port, and the result was great artistic and
commercial triumph-the Aldine.
The Aldine, while issued with all the reg
ulnrlty, has none the temporary or timely
int rest characteristic of ordinary periods
calls. IL IL nm elegant miscellany of pure,
light, ana graceful literature, and coilec-
ton OF pictures, the rarest speci linens of artis-
tic skill, In black and white. Although each
succeeding number affords u fresh pleasure
TO Its friends, the real value and beauty of
the Aldine Will be NEST appreciated after II Is
bound up ut the close Of the year. While
other publications may claim superior cheap
ness, as compared with rivals OF u similar
class, the Aldine Is u unique and original
conception-alone and unapproached-abso
lutely without competition IN price or char
octei. The possessOr OF u complete volume
can not duplicate the quantity OF fine paper
and engravings In any other shape or num-
Der Of volumes for ten timesits cost, and then
thre Ii the chrome, besides.
The national feature of THE ALDINE must
be taken In no narrow sense. The true art Is
cosmopolitan. While THE ALDINE is a
strictly American institution, 1t does not
confine itself entirely to the production of
native art. It's mission Is to cultivate a
broad and appreciative art taste, one that
VIII discriminate only on grounds of intrin-
sic merit. Thus, while placing before the
patrons of THE ALDINE, as n leading char
acterlstic, the productions OF the most noted
American artists, attention will always be
given to specimens from, foreign masters,
giving subscribers all the pleasure ana in.
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1n
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while In ofilee, Meantime As the
champion billiard PLAYER lee9n All'lse
hinsflL
IL has commented The odor Of
orange blossoms and ellpken salad d
in lhe AiG our Jenkins IL ia q white
heat NJ descriptive expectation lie
longs 10 throw himfelfinlo q wild yor'
tex nj fashionable weddings aud de-
scribe wilha pen dipped IN champagne
the beauties and glpries VI life among
the ham ion, you would hardly think
this Of JrwhO isa bald'headed old faml'
ly man, with q sweet tooth for good
things,
THg Houston Telegraph has the look
Of q missionary, with y Work " do,
aud that Work thepubllshlng Of a very
good newspaper, with very moral edl'
torlals, written with great perspieuity,
perspioaolty and persplrallon, but
heavy nevertheless WIN pellAlh w
nate dullness, which Indicates that The
editors hearts are mol In their tread
mill, aud that II ID losing thesyalue
Of many Of the dollars II discussed with
the Austin Statesman IN lsgreat Work
ofgivlng Ia public y better paper than
II is capable Of appreoiatlng or literally
supporting, fever the power behind
the throne, who IL Initiating George
w, Childs, Of tho Philadelphia Ledger,
Ia u small way, was 10 quit tho glitter
Ing generallllea aud duh plaIlIude5 line
aud proceed Ia heavy on tho obituary
business, II might recover III pristlne
holIcsomeness aud have u llyeller
funeral, with not a dry eye Ia the
house, the lInRALp's Included,
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upen 10 all who wish loenier lheaoun'
ny, JOHA NJ, SMITH
speaking NJ the abore letter The
Cheyenne Leader says. john w,
smith comes fprWard 20 letter u the
Omaha Herald, aud gives lac llaal,
lilies ini The lilark Hills, where bp f. md
al leesl ten dollar diggings, The Her
aid y0nphes Tor Mr, Smiths yerapily
and Integrity, aud there are plenty 81
pers0ns 10 lhis section Of country who
will % the same,
The bismarck Tribune also endorses
MI smith AS gentleman worthy OF
confidence Ia every respect EVERY
practical miner who has examined the
evidence set firth by the Messrs, Ross
aud Mckay, The miners who accom-.
panied General Custer, are satisfied
with the prospects.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS

NukIIs ON "MANHOoD."-There il M nam
t per o, society by whom this book viii nor h.
ar clar useIul, whether he be parent preceptor
OF ciergyman.-lLondon Times, p'0''p'or
bo C ronI ON MANHOOD. This book shopld
the afflicted Tor relief; il will ininra n anu ny
New York Herald. 'HJ"ie no one
M rice r, o. cents by mail. Address the autboy.
op Goo urus, 4; .; Box AS, Galveston, Texas
ofIcs Se,, Els nn DOCK store, opposite the post,
s,,I,od p.IDr; curtis may be personally con.
I p,,S w galveston, No. Church street. near
t PAIN "a avenue, from November 18th 10 Noyem.
bar , 9o,t' anu from December 10th to Deem
nons ovu, AFTER which he will be at his old
Scohsultlng rooms, No. 0 Rampant street. N Sru,
orIeahs' I'LL May ], 1876. 2}Id2mgw3n
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DYING KIoKs oP suIrn AND HEIr
LOGl,

The prepOateroua claims aet up by
TINT odioua little wretch, Smith, % tho
goyernorshlp Of Arkansas, are only
equaled IN desperation 10 the mlsera'
bic subterfugeof kellogg's creatures IN
delaying tho returns Of the Louisiana
election,
These raacala see power aud money
slipping through their thloylng hands,
aud. under different ilImay pretcxta,
they clutch like drowning men NJ the
nearest strawa. DO what they may, q
wilderness OF Smiths aud acres OF Kel-
logga cannot long defer the Will OF the
people az expressed Inst at the polls.
They and their party have boon fairly
beaten, and they must "step down md
OUT like lieecher, that idol Of the 70.
llglous demImmde. Smith may
clamor for troops, and got them,
for the matter Of that but the
agitation no seeks TO keep up, and the
usurpatIon no hopes 10 effect, viii 80
down, Kellogg, whose rabbit heart
quakes, breads the rope ofan outraged
people, viii keep up n bold exterior,
and try 10 steal or bully majority out
Of the returning board. There is just
this about his case, II the vote OF the
people lsnot honestly counted, the men
Of the llth OF September will have his
bloated carcass dangling from Canal
street lamp post, aud his plmps and
bullies scattered to the winds, II they do
their duty. NeitherMarr, Penn, Ogden
or others prominent In resculng Louis
lana from these thieves and plum
derers will he trned with
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usEa1s.:......,.,.,..s.suEanss,


me CHASTITY record of deaths that re-
SUIT from pulmonary affections is friphtml
lhere is no dlsease.that is so insiduous in its
attacks as consumption. By the neglect Of
silght colds" they soon become deep seated
ana deiy remedies which, if applied at the
outset would have averted.all danger. DR..
iu''s Expectorant has proven itself the
most valuable Lung BaIsam ever dis
covered. a distinguished clergyman, of
new York, pronounces it the "greatest bles.
sing OF the nineteenth century," and saws
mo FAMILY should be.without it," tits pleas.
ant 10 the taste, and a single dose will often
remove the most obstinate cough. Office. IL
Murray street, New York.
lO2dly39wly
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JUST PUBLISHED.
DIR. CURTISON MANHOOD
100000 Copies Sold in all Parts or
Europe and America,

nr "A medical essay on the cause and cure Of
health Is lost, and how regained' n 81 n as
rieaa synopsis OF the impediments to mar a -
5 diage, the treatment of nervous and nhvsical
d detnllity, exhausted vitality, and ali otber
t wen,es entertaining thereto, the results Of
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DENTISTRY.

s,n me ~, Undersigned has reopened his Office
bank. ''iee's' over the City
r ne Is prepared TO execute all work re.
a ua, s IN MS profession, and guarantees that
tory style. + STE l.,1s N satlsiac-
Dldlm4wlm ScHuhts, ID. 3.
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Thanking our friends and the public uan.
orally for past favors, we solicit confirm.
ance OF the same, Respectfully,
xsod2wsw2w BRYAN BROS.
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DISSOLUTION N ITICE.

The ar'nership heretofore existing un-
der the firm name of +. B. Bryan q Co, ia
thls day dissolved.by mutual consent, w, q,
Bryan Withdrawing from the firm. The bu-
slness VIII be continued under the name of
Bryan Bros, they assuming all liabilities
and collecting all claims. All persons in.
uebted 10 the late firm will please come for
ward and gattle nj onca -
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MANS UNsELFISH FRIEND"

will be welcome In every home. Everybody
loves such dog, and the portrait Is executed
so true to the LIE, that II seems the veritablc
presence OF the animal itself. The Rev. 4. De
Witt Talmage tells that his own Newfound.
land dog (the finest In Brooklyn) banks at it /!
Although 80 natural, no one who sees this
premium chrome will have the slightestif fear
of being bitten.
Besides the chrome, every advance SUBJ
scriber to the Aldine for 1875 Is constituted a
member, and entitled TO all the privileges of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-20
PREMIUM FOR 1875.

Every subscriber for 1875 will receive a
beautiful portrait, N oil colors, of the same
noble dog whose picture, in n former issue,
attracted so much attention.
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FOR SALE.

oo anat desirably located building. en- tho
~ to Wero OF Elm and Market streets, Belonging
10 ~ m \, Cham plin q Wharton, This bnilds
riai Is ooxOo feet built of the very best nate.
Apply 70 either Of the owners. POI month";
Aouim CHAMPLlN a WHARTON.
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE

Is easily applied, imparts beautiful black
or brown, and acts like magic. The best in
the world. Sold by all druggists. Price, one
dollar box.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-13
INDISPUTABLE EVIDENCE

ST ELMO, H., July 8, 1874.
NJ. V. PIERCE, N. d, Buffalo, VI
wish to add my testimony TO the wendsrfnI
curative properties Of your Air W. ar
Goider Medieal Discovery. have taksr
great Interest in this medicine since 7 frst
used H. was badly afflicted with dvsp,p
Sia, nVsr derangsd and an almost perfect
prostrasIon of the nervous system SO r,pid
@ a''u ooiPis'e oid The Discovery effect per-
ieetenre that u sseIned,, more ike magic and
perfect wonder to rnvself and since II, :
tlAs we hsye never been vifhou. = bottle Of
TIE DiseoEery ard Pursative Pellets in the
hohse. They are solid, sound family phv-
sielan in tho house and ready at all tiross IN
fly 20 the relief of sickneSs-vithout cLar.,s
we have never had doeter in the hons.
slhoe We hrat began the use of your Pellets
ana discovery. | have recommended the
ske OF these medicines in several severe.asd
ooTpllcated.cases arisihg from as tbeuoht
an impure state of the blood and in no ons
oase have they failed to more than accom-
plish all they are claimed te do will only
mention one ar remarkable (though 1 could
give you dezens). Henry kester, furniture
dealer, of this place, w ho WAS one Of tbs mos r
pitiful objects. ever sesn his face svelIen ont
or shape, scales and eruptions without end
extending to his body, which was completely
covered with blotches and scales Notbiue
that he took seeneaf 70 effect ii a particle /
hnally induced him TO try q few bottle, of the
Golden Medical Discovery with daily use of
ths Pellets, assurjpg him it would surely
cure him. He commenced its use some 81 Z
weeks since, taking two Pellets each night
Ter week, then one each night, and the
Discovery as directed. The results, today
his skin is perfectly smooth, and the seal '
ersptions are gone. RE has taken some
seven or sighe hnffies in all. and considers
himself cured. This case hnd baffied the
skill or our best physicians Eessrs Duns-
ford 81 Co, druggists, of this place, sci l.
ing largely of your medicines and the
demand steadily increases, and they give
perfect satisfaction in every case
Respectfully, w. II. CHI HAMoLIE,
a gt. Am EXP. Co.
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ET W. EiL.

JONES-EVA NS.-Ia rried. in this place. on
Thursday. Nov. 5th. by Rev. y. z. Jones' Mr..
DWIGHT JONES and Miss VI 4. EvAsS, tlaugh-
ter of Mr.. John Evans ftaune RI, all OF the East
Ward, Ebensburg.
Although we received none OF the accepta-
BILE cpncDmitants which sometimes pertain to
evef.ts OF this kind feel none the less grdtI-
fed in rendering tothc yrair the best W ish-
es of the printer man. The newly-mafe bene-
diet is one of the worthiest Young men in this
community. and the fair youug bride is or
nament to her sex, amiable and accomplished,
and If two sucn Joined together ny the silken
ties of nlatrirony do not derive all the happi-
ness and escape all the vicissitudes which per-
tain TO this earthly pilgrimage.sit will not be
because they undeserviug of such good
ulCE
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WoSDeRrUL 6UCCsss.-Three years ago
Dr.. Basehes's sYpan Syrup was intred ue-
ed IN the United States from Germany for
the cure of Coughs, severe Colds ssttlsd on
the breast, Consumption and other diseases
Of the Thront and Lanss go rhadiciIs ever
had such q success. 800 600 ample bottles
have been distributed every year for shrse
years by Druggists In all perts of the sitsd
States, snd nearly 1o60 letters from Drug
sirts are new our nlss, saying that no
eshsr preparation iu their store. sells as well
aud gives such exeellest Satisfaction. All
we ask is for yeu to go to your DruEsis.s >
Iemruop g Murray CT P. II. Woleslasle s.
Sous Store st wilmore, AMI get sample
psttls for 10 cenes and try il regular size
IS CSE1s
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The venerabIs Peter Rsylor, .r, died
at his residence in y uuster tovs.hip, on
last Wednesday afternoon, aged probably V
not less than 80 years. Mr.. Kaylor was a
bravo soldier in the war OF 1912, aud cam .
to this county many y-srs ago, when the AL
leghenies were virtually a track less wilder
nsss, tie abode ef mid beasts snt a strau-
ger to the echoes of ths human voice. He
was warm friend and an intimate acouaifi-
lance of the much bsiovsd PRIEST and prince
Father Gallitzin, and no rnAn WAS tore fully
versed in the sacred reuiniscsHces pertain
ing to that greet and good man, and to the
times that tried mems seuls in this region
than the subject OF this netiee. Peace to
his ashes.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-13

GOOD RECIPE FOR CURING MEAT.-Tha
following recipe is from the editor OF the
Germantown Telegraph. " Ne recommends it
after many yesrs' trial. 1t will tie Tssful TO
eur readers at this season of the wear: Ta
one gallon Of water add ~ tbs of salt y fbs.
sugar, = oZ, saltpetre, OK. potash. In this
rate the pickle can iie increased to any uuaR-
tity desired L~t these bs boiled together
until the dirt froni the sugar rises to the Top
and is SKINNED off. Then throw il into a tut
to cool, asd when cold, pour II over your bs Z
or pork, to remain the usual time say four or
five weeks. The meat must bs we'll covered
with pickle, aud should not se put down for
at least two days after killing. during which
time il should be slightly sprnkled with
powdered saltpetre, which removes all the
surface blood, etc, leaving the meat fresh
and clean. Some omit boiling che pickle
and ii Bi il TO answer well, though the opsrs-
tion off boiling purifies the pickle by threw
ing of ths dirt al ways &c be found in salt and
sugar.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-13

TEN THOUSAND PEoPLE.-Thers are
more than ten thousand people in the United
States who expect to be the happy posses.ors
of the n rst grand prize in the Kentucky Gift
Concert OF $3.50 900. All IF them but one
will be disappointed. One will get it, for
Goverper Branlstte, the manager at Louis
Vile. has announced that ehs Concert will
positively take place on November 50 TO-
rh,t tbere will hs ne further postponemsnt,
and if our readers want to know more about
IL write TO him.