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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-25
EXPOR hts.
COASTWISE.

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. Baltimore = Steamship Rebecca
Clyde-120 bales cotton, LII bbls
rosln, SO bbfs pitch, 1877 casks spirits
turpentine, 10 bhls tar, pkgs mdse,
8 empty hhds. -.
Philadelphia-Schr EJ Heraty-
1855 juniper bolts, Pa, 166 feet lum-
New York Steamship Achilles
LILO bales cotton, 559 bbls rosin, 100
bbls crude turpt, 6casks spts turpt, 400
bushels peanuts, II casks kaolin, 3
bales hides, 80 pkgs mdse.
New 9ork-Schr Rob't Palmer, q
465 bbls rosin.
Bastimore-Steamship D Foley,
% casks spirits turpentine, $50 bbls
rosin, III bales cotton, al3 beer kegs,
il34 bb's tar, 256 bush peanuts.
Notwithstanding Pioneer,
l,oJa bhis Eosln, 29a bales cotton, %
beer kegs, Ga bbls tar, 21o bushs pea
nuts, 2,0o0 feet lumber. 10000 shin
giles, Is casks kaoline, 4 bbls brass, %
bales yarn, IL tons old iron, 9 bdls
NOES, . oaies rags, II pckgs madse, !
New York -Schr Hattie Gard, /, 200
FOREIGN.
Liverpool-Nor Brig Ara-Gl9 bales
cotton. 200 bbls rosin.
Liverpooi-Br Brig Maria Lamb
l0G bbis clude turpt, al bbls rosin,
$50 bales cotton.
Porto Kicc--Sehr Walter E Palmer
115, 600 # lumber.
Bremeli-Germaa Barque Clio-1,-
$50 bales cotton.
Jackmel, Hayti-Schr Lucy Holmes,
~, 5o9 feet lumber, %, 900 shingles, IA
bbls potatoes, 3 bbls oil.
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09lila1ln1lltoll aoprp%
WILMINGTON, n. O.: q
FaIoAY. d. &C EMBERt rs. 1874
she supreE,le CsHF

The Supreme Court meets IN Rat
-eish tue first Monaa5-1.nI1-,,. - aallaa y
Applicants for license VIII v IT,, oe e1ani n
ed tie two frst days Inc cases 1p5
districts will he called IN the 1oilowlng
IL -. 1st ueek-lst and End districts;
Oh week-4th and 9Th districts. 3rd
r-eek-3r and 7th districts 4 week
stb and 9th districts; 9TH week-10th
and 18th districts; 9th week-12th and
9th districts. .....
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evening the i6th. On Thursday the
following day, there was no trading,
the day being obser as holiday;
We take up the market on Friday and
we find that Strained is firm at 81 50
bid. The following day 81 SO is
reached for Strained and again on
Monday 81 IS is, obtained, During
these days in. which prices were advan-
was. licking confidence in: buyers to
continue to make purchases, and on
Tuesday came reaction, which threw
prices back to 81 SO. The remainder.
Of the week they have remained sta
tiohary and to-day, Thursday, the l'p.
market closes steady at 81 80 for
Strained. T., ~ ~. =. :. ggn-,5 -
Fine resins continue firm and are
held highin view of the fact that there
is very little stock in market and re-
ceipts are light. -. ,.--,-.l..t -
We have not heard OF any dealings
in futures during the week except ex-
cept OF transactions so small thatprices
are barely quotable. .g-..- ..,,a4 -.
: Foreign f1eigkts continue high and |
the supply OF tonnage. is Light this
week. 80 -
= Lho io1io"AHS 40 sJACpsIS u Tie
sales for the week: :.'...f. .-.-..
Friday Sales OF t,O0ObbTs. Strained
at 81 50 per Dbl 49,. ~
Saturday-Sales Of 500 bbls. Strain
ed at 81 SO ana 500 .bbls. do, at S. so
ser Dbl. - E.-- - ID ----
Monday Sales Of 200 bbla. Strained
1t 81 So pr Dbl. .... H. ~. ~ II
! TaesdaT 4sales OF I .Qoobbls. Strain
ID at 81 SO and leo bbIs Extra pele ut
Is 50 per Dbl. - '-+z.-.....-r p
w dnasday-sales Of 500 bbls.
Strained at 81 50 PSF. Dbl. -. =
fharsdayASales Of -. -'- .--..-.a +
The receipts for tie week were o,T93
IBIS. against ., 1927 bbls. for last week. q;
he exports fer the week. were 6, 032i 4
bis against u; $50 bbls. for last week. Z,
ne stock in yard and afioat is %, $40 X
bis. against -. 923 bills. for last week. !
-fhes following were the quotations =
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s.wre and Valuable noaa

We have now before us an old and
vtlEtJ.c book. entitled ~ Collection
ot alb tie Public Acts Of Assembly OF
the Province OF North Carolina, now
Ia Force and Use" These laws were
revised by Commissioners appointed
by al Act'Of the General Assembly OF
tile said Province, for the purpose 81
publication, and examined with the
records and confirmed IL full >Assem-
bly,, and the book before us bears the
imprint of "Newbern: Printed l;y
James Davis, M.DCC, LII" 1t W. s
rece.Fcd by as yesterday from Mr.. W.
j. Cornwall, formerly OF this city, but
low of Lliesviile, whose Intention it is
to present 1t to the Wilmington Lis.
brnryT Association where il viii be
kept among the most valuable records
III the possession of that Association.
1t IS valuable work, and contains
much matter of interest even to us of
this E1edern day and generation.
There are5s6me laws relating to VIII
mingtdn IN its very youthful days,
which I've may publish as toan as al
TfAD 4I1T> 49,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-25

SPIRITSTURPENTTNE- mar
Eet has been firm nearly all the week
and prices have. advanced steadily
fresa, 50 cents to 81 cents. The ad-
vance being regular, IS considered
sound and is not entirely based on The
fluctuations Of other. markets, but is
the result Of an appreciation Of the
value Of the article. AT the close to-
day the market is written ficm az 81!
cents per gallon. ......
the receipts for tie week were 1901
casks against LIT casks for last week.
Che exports for the week were 1,132
casks against :, 0St casks for last week.
The stock IL yard and adoat is 9,172
Casks against o,010 casks for last
week: The sales for the week were
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-25

FLASHING in their pearly sheen,
From the glorious coraliine.
See those teeth untarnished,
white alike the back and yyar1
Yes, by the fragrant SOZODnN-r
May beantsy mouth be earn: ned,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-25
Eooksng,ip stolen 600 dis.

i.ScghLI.Ei r.. InQl1aS ALoili., LYLE 8
'Iear the eastern limits of Abe city.
missed Il fine calf, and about the sane
time had a dressed hog stolen from
LI'0, II Investigating the matter be
was LED 10 suspect one Joseph VIII
ii&ms, cotored, who has been living on
the West Han tract near the city, Of
having been concerned in the theft.
IL tLereupon applied to Justice Gard
Ear, who issued, a search warrant, and
ptocea It it the hands.s of officer Car,
vho paid a visit TO the premises yes
terlay morning. As the officer APP
preached the house q colored woman
ny the maine of Josephine Williams,
Joseph Williams. wife, saw him COM
rs and ran around to the rear Of the
house. 81 Officer Carr then started on a
run also, and turned the corner Of The
house Just IN time to see the woman
crop something IN the bushes. about
dtty yards from the house. He went
to The spot and after little search
discovered a bag of fresh beef, and
still further search brought TO light
another bag Of tie same. lie then ar
rested the9 woman and brought her il
to the city; but the man Las thus far
succeeded III eyaGing arrest
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-25

CORRECTED D AIL.T BY BArK OF NEW HANOVER
!. =. G=.a--r<.ra4 President
BUYING, SELLING
SS39.N-.-'. ..-,.'...-.--.....-. 10 III
Silver OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1c5 l08 J
L1c4ange sight on Northern
lilies. Far
exchange 50 days On North
ern Cities. ....-....-...... 1a14:
n. &. Bonds-Oltl Fcx Coupon. ...... 80
DO. Funding 1856. y
10 - 1868. 20
Do. new 6Tc.......1 %
DC. Special Tax 6ac. Il
=. c. bonds issd to n q Road - 80
w q ". Il. K. bonds 90 Gold Int.) 50
~ G. & L. Il. Il. bonds 8 &C.,. 55
Wilmington City bonds 8Fsc........ II
vi 81 - 7Fc........ so
80 ." Old GEc.... Gj
* new PC -. 6j Gold in
New Hanover County bonds (fo
years. 6Flc (God Int.). 20
Now Hanover County bonds, 70
years. G3c Gold mt. ........ 90
II. & w. Railroad Stock, (Par ii91 80
North Carolina RIB. 50 { 1901 -
W, G. & &. Il. Il. d" Sc iva) co
VII. Gas Light Co. &" { 3. sol 20
Bank of New Hanover % %
First National Bank 1al 10
Wilmington Bu'dg Asso'n Is 10
Mechanics AZ -
Navassa Guano 60 1GI IN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-25
ncico.ncso oar Charlotte Friend.

Now that TIE connection between
Charlotte and Wilmington is al accom-
plisiied TACT, aud in view of the more
perfect union between the Peoples of
the two cities that Is sure to follow
taerpfrom, would it not be well for
eur people to give some public formal
Manifestation OF their feeling IN this
panttvr9
Oar people generally, We feel quite
snre, regard the completion Of the
Carolina Central Railway 20 Charlotte,
rs the turning point in the aff.irs OF
Whining, oH, and they hail with delight
the prospect Of seeing the good people
II their sister city brought into close
AID ultimate union with them. Let
rs then, sag So, aud say SO publicly.
WHAT sag tho gentlemen Of the
Chamber Of Commerce ? What say
the gentlemen Of the Produce Ex-
change What say the gentlemen Of
the B3aru q Trade? What say oar PEG
PIE generally. Is il not fitting thai
some public manifestation OF our graf
lticati0n that We arenow forever ind;s-
solu%.y connected with our sister ely
should be made &?
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-25
fire at Ecifc.-s Cove.

We spoke in Sunday issue OF a fire
which occurred at Kellcv's Cove, on the
Cape Fear river, about 10 miles above
the,city, on last Thursday night, but
have since learned fe7: more particu-
lars. The FIRE is thought - hayebceu
incendiary and the store house which
vas destroyed was the property Of
Mr. Il. Z. Alien, while tho stock of
goods contained therein belonged 10
ltc. K. N. Groom Tie building was
valued at $500, and WIS insured for
$3.50; and the stock OF goods was in
sured for $500, both policies having
been issaed through f1r. J. ". Coz
DOM insurance agency. in this CITY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-25

great many people have asked ne late
now 90 you Keep YOUR horse rCoking SO sIeeh
and elosso?" We tell them it is the eaSiest
ming In the world; give .yheridcsr's carGyI, oa
o't.on I,o'cders Two or three times a week VIZ
SOO-w1w6,e-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-25

A gentleman in the eastern MARI of +ba e,,o.,
~Ao was soout having his leg, am p7Itated on
account &c OF It's being bent at right angles and
AFTER using it short time his leo hanamo
and Is now IS serviceable as the other
~" S00-dsSWIW
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-25

Col. S. u. Pool, the new Super;n-
tendeat Of Public Instruction, has re-
Gently begpn tine. publication OF n
J0ur1aat 81; EdocGtiots, tso1Be thing the
need Of which js SO seriously felt in
our State, that The enterprise should
readily grow and blrive. Especially
should nii teachers, county examiners,
and otners- iateresteQ~ln the public
schoals. Subscribe for its circulation ;
Every North Carolinian should feel a
becoming pride ia It's success, and aid
those enaminent men Of orr State Eho
fava consented TO bestow their time
and talents gratuitOusiy in preparing
suitab'3nateria4or It's contents.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-25
QuHrferIy Mee1InSs.

~ For the, information of our Metho-
tEist reaItrswe spublish the appoint
meIts of'Rsv W. S. Black, Presiding
Elder, for his first round of quarterly
meetings the present Conference year
for the Wilmington District: ESC i
Wilmington, at Fifth Street Church, !;
Dec 26th and 27th. H'nioJ .sIs7Ii i
az Magnolia and1C. T.! Mission, at Mag
nolia, Jan. I'd and 3D. a"t2"taf--''
at kteaansviiie,, an,
9Th and 10tb.- -, =. ,>< : rx.,,s-s. ~
: .QokesburE installer, Jan. <16th and
18th. -.
Clinton, at Clinton, Jan. 23d and
Oath. ~
sp1ithville, at ,,Ziop, Jan. seth and
;31st. III, N.:,i.:i'sl Hi; "a.
: : Wilmingtoh, af FI6nt Street, Feb.
Baden. al TOME cEapcl. F,b. 1871
and 14th. -. ...y,r .g-..-,1-;i.rc:f?sT
tFhitgTille. at wtEte:T;iiI7e, FEB. Goth
2 Gtiz 1lt 4 /. tas46s ! ca5sssE, Feb.
Topsatf,at 7C-':tti6in, sfarci 9Th aud 7,h.
OnalQw. at ,Q,seen2s- Cree March
10 Il aud IL Il: a..,-.s.-9. --a .i'l',i s.',2-
:. District Stewards meeting az. 10
O'Clock A. n. TUESDAY, Feb. 9th,
1874, at j Io4t-Street; Cnsfeh, in Wi
mIGgtG3 go Fss= = f-E'z
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-25

The German barque Ceio, cleared
yesterday for, Bremen, by .Messrs.
Barry Bros, takes out 1850 bales of
cotton. This is said to be the largest
cargo of cotton ever shipped from this
port to foreign parts. .:-5-t.
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THE SUN.
WEEKLY, sEMI.wHsKtY, AssDsDAiLY.

~ "A 1
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first-rae story paper The best tales and
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II Is firsfrafe agricultural paper The most fresh and
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II Is an Independent political paper belonging
marty and wearing no collar 1t fights for the principle
md for the election OF the best to Office II
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A man left bony steed on Main street last
Saturday, and, coming back a short time af-
forwards discovering that funny youth had
placed card against the aeshless ribs bear
inc the notice, Goats wanted-inquire with
in.
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stis hard to personatc and act part long
Ear where truth is not at the bottom nature
will always be endeavoring TO return, and
win peep out and betray herself one time or
another.
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JOS. L. TOPHAM, Manager for New Jersey.
EDWARD II. HOLCOMBE,
Agent Lambertville, N. j.
For agencies, apply to
JOSEPH L. TOPHAM,
General Agent of New Jersey,
30 Grant St., Newark, N. ].
E. L. RICE, NJ. D.,
Medical Examiner at Lambertville, N. J.
w. H. SCHENK, M. d.,
Medical Examiner at Pennington, N. J.
RICHARD H. FOULKE, M. d.,
Medical Examiner at New Hope, Pa.
The Assets of this Company invested ac-
cording to law exceed Six Million Dollars
($G,000 000l. 1t lisa prudently managed Com
pany, and offers every reasonable inducement
to persons of all ages and each sex to insure.
BY taking Policy in it you,will only be fol-
lowing the example of A. .sSteSsi{E IF. B.
Clafiin, u S..,Grant, Horace Greeley A4eel
Parker, Marcus L. Ward, II. W. Longfenow,
John G., Whittier, Henry Ward Beecher,
Charles Dickens, John w. Forney, Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Thomas Scott, and One Million
other Bankers, Business Men, Professional
Men. Editors, Farmers and Mechanics. The
intelligent men not insured now are exception.
al. To not be Insured is criminal. To be in
sured is a Duty and is a Pleasure. You can
either protect yourself from Poverty in old
age or your family from Poverty, Degradation
or Crime by your premature Death. DO not
Delay. Do not Procrastinate. Do not be
Pharisaical and say it is good for every one
else to insure but yourself. Let the rich in
sure because their riches may tsskc wings and
fly away. Let the poor insure because it is
the most certain way of laying aside few
dollars each month to protect themselves and
family from want.
/ April 16, 1872
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The soul and body are as strings of two
musical Instruments, set exactly at one height;
II one be touched, the other trembles. They
laugh and cry, are sick and well together.
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Alta recent dinner of shoemakers the fol-
lowing toast was given May we have all
the women in the country to shoe and all
the men to boot"
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Abachelor says ifyou hand lady news
paper with paragraph cut out of it, not
line Of IL viii. be read, but every bit of inter-
est felt in the paper by the lady will centre in
finding out what the missing paragraph con-
tanned.
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eWhat comes after To" asked teacher Of
a snail pupil who was learning the alphabet
He received the bewildering reply: You do
TO see 'Lixa."
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Words are things and small drop of ink,
Calling like dew upon thought, produces
sast which makes thousands, perhaps mil
lions, think.
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What is the difference between farmer
and bottle Of whiskey? One husbands the
corn, aud the other corns the husbands.
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We cannot properly understand what we
never had experienced We need pain, were
it only to teach us sympathy.
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Adam had one consolation when he FELL
Fifteen or twenty acquaintance didn't stand
on the opposite corner and laugh at his mis-
hap.
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St. Loais's wickedest man has died and
gone to Chicago His successor will be select
ed by competitive examination.
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Only what We have wrought into our cha
racter during life can we take away with us
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A suspicious wife on being asked where her
husband was, replied that she was very much
afraid he was Missing.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-03-04

"Thats the end of my tail" said tad
pole, as he turned into bull-frog.
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All lives have their prose translations as
well as their ideal meaning.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-03-04
IRON I'm the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

Tho Pcr7,via7, Syras7o, q Protect
ell Solution oil the P5'0toT5dc of
Iron. Is so combined us to hare
the character of an Gtipecset, ets
easily digested and dsstaIstttttctC
qcitls the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
of Natures OaCn VitGti=issg
10e7st, Iron i1 the blood, and
catrcs so thousand u.s." simply
On 1'o,,ia,D mp, Iasvi0Ortsti,eg and
JitaIi=i1sO the System. The en-
2iched 0,.ft Uit0Ji=cd blood per-
sncdtcs ccery part of tho body,
repairing damages and scdstc,
scurchi3sOs ont morbid Sccsc-
tons, and Tearing nothing for
disease to feed atp0p.
This is the secret of the ac07e-
tgc,JtL success of this remedy S7s
curing Dyspepsia, Liver COM
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoca, Dolls, Nervous Affections,
Ch:.l3 and Fcvc-s, Hunors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
st5ttt ttCC UtSCttScS oftOtfttttttO t16
u bad state of tho blood, or 0c-
cona7Da3sietI by debility or q y0sO
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, In any form, dts
e1scTOi=i,tg effects arc not fol-
I0aCcd by corresponding a'c0c-
ton, ont are permanent, aaettS-
cling strength, ci0or, al,U nes0
life into Olk parts of the system,
and 1atittti,tJ ~ ca IRON Com
stituti0p.
Thousands htscc 6cc.o c7.c,.ssJcI
by the assc Of this remedy, from
aOc0E, sicksLy. sstf'cri,sD cree
lures, to otronJ, hcnIti,y, t;7s6
happy 9nc5a tc,sL acoascg,; 6,7st5
i1ecGIitls cf3ss,sot a'c0so:ocs0GJEc5-
dtt:tc TO Oivc e {; trial.
See t,cs cS:cis bottle hoo PERU
WAN SYRu? 0Joay:s "a, tic oIcss.
Pamphlets E',cc.
SETH W. F0WLE q SONS, Proprictors,
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD ny DRUGGISTS GENrRALLr.
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Not for sale IN Book or Nes'

THE ALDIN while issued with all the feg panssris
has more Of the temporary e interest
~ n,re 1irit and graceful Hteratufe and eoile kh
Of ctnrss the raret specimens artistic skill . Il gsss
and white Although each succeeding numD hsuty of
VIZ fLDINE will be most appreciated after t has nss
bound up al the close Of the year. While oLnsa ;th
cations may claim superior cheapness as conps and
rivals OF similar class THE ALDLNEis unique anu
original conception and Tbe
possessor Of complete volume cannot dupncate sne
quantity Of paper and epgrayings IN any o,her Z
number of volumes for ten times ~ COST aha o"'
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There never was mask SO gay but some
tears we're shed behind it.
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Hood called the slamming of door by a
person in a passion ga wooden OATH"
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TIn Medieine eUAIlTr q the rInsr InronrAses.ls
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Faith in our own ability is half of every
battle. -
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-03-04

Love is an egotism of two. The first sigh
of love is the last of wisdom.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-03-04

There are over $4,000 idiots in the country,
who are acknowledged as such.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-03-04

An impecunious citizen said the only change
he was allowed was that of the weather.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-08
SIMPLE ORN MENI'S.

a PRETTY mantIepiecc ornament may be
obtained by su,lending an acorn, by piec:
of tire "a tied around it, within halls an iuch
OF the Su ~ g Of some water confined in a
vase, rumpjer or saucer, ard allow ny it 10
remassn uDdls urbed Tor several weeks. 1t
Will soon b1's> open, and small roots witt
E'fk the wa:eI; straight and tappring stem
With beautiful glossy green leaves, will shoe
war nd resenl a very pleasing appear
ance. Cle,lu rees may be- grown in The
same manner, but their leaves are not so
sautiiu as those Of The oak. The water
sh u be changed once month, taking care
o supply water OF the same warmth; bis Ui
charcoal ADDED to it will prevent the water
from sou'ing II The little leaves turn vel ow
ed one drop Of ammonia into the utensil.
which ho'dsihe water, and they wlii renew
bteir luxu lance.
Anoth = city ornament is made by we
hLg lponge and sptinking it with canar :
y mp, and Other seeds The sponge ,lli
ne refreshed with water daily so AS to keen :
MOlS Ia l"w days the seeds wiII germ i -
49, aud the sponge viii 500 / be- Cover 20
Win laess OF green foliage.