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Domestic Recipes.


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that already ~ the SPIDER after iahln" up
thc ii>h.
STEW FEY.-Parc and slice lin, Tine.
quarts potatoes. Fry four Or i've slices
tat. salt pork: when nearly done. take the.
meat out and add the potatoes. ho. water
enough IL just cover them and the Slices
OF pork. Boil Haarly three-quartcr> OF an
hour. serve hot. BE sure aud have pep
per aui brown bread on The table
Fio PUpDIN"--lIllf poun. OF bread
crumbs. three eggs. one tablespoonful of
sugar, one cup Of milk. one tablespoonful
OF suet chop the suet and figs fine, add
some nutmeg and cinnamon. and glass of
"iAe. Bon three hours. and eat with the
following 'aHcs two teacup- OF sugar,
Que small gas. "i wIne' one tablespoonful
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RICE PUDDING WITHOUT EGGs.-Put in.
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ened; the iarm is essentially protected
from the effects of drought; all future la
Dor of the farm is materially lessened. and
thus the expenses of teams, the wear aud
tear of agricultural implements. are all
decreased, while the quality of crops, and
their quantity, are so augmented that. per
bushel or per pound. they take prefer
ence IN every market.
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Ellsworth American., 1875-05-20

Late Commissioner OF Patents.
'Mr. K III Eddy has made for me over THIRTY ap
plications for Patents, having been successful in
almost every case. Such unmistakable proof OF
great talent and ability on his part, leads me to
recommend all invent RS to apply to him 20 pro
cure their patents, AS they may be sure OF having
the most faithful attention bestowed on their
cases, and at very leasonable charges,
JOHN TAGGART
Boston jan ih15-Jyrl
Ellsworth American., 1875-05-20

Qh IN con per day. Agents wanted. All classes
W " Wdu OF working people OF both sexes
young and Old, make mere money at work for u.
IN their own localities, during their spare mo
ments, or all the time, than ut anything else. We
every hours work Full particulars terms, &c.
sent iree: send us your address at once. Dom
delay. Now is the time. Don't look for ork OF
business elsewhere, until you have learned wha
we offer. e. STINsoN 4 Co., Portland, Maine.
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fTER an extensive practice OF upwards nf
~ Thirty years, continues to secure Patents in
the United states; also in Great Britain, France
and other foreign countries. Caveats, Speciuca-
tIons Asst lgnmcnts, and all other papers for Pa.
tents, executed reasonable terms, with dis.
patch. Re cscarchcs made to determine the yaIilitv
and Htility OF Patents of Inventions, and lug1I
and other advice rendered in all matters touching
the same. Copies OF the claims OF any patent
furnished by remittng one dollar Assignment :
recorded in Washington.
No Agency in the Unite,t States possessess, erior
faciticSJ for obtaining Patents, dscertaining the
pd;eRtdbility ofinrenfioRs.
All necessity of a journey to Washington to
procure Patent, and the usual grcatdelay there
are here saved inventors.
Ellsworth American., 1875-05-20
A LECTURE

"A LECTURE
TO Y 9 u N G M + N
just Published, in Sealed Envelope. Price
six cents
FNeE% Lecture on the Nature, Treat
k.ENSe1fI3 ment, and Radical cure of seminal
U Weakness, or Spermatorrhea in.
duced by seli-abuse, Involuntary Emission. In.
potency Nervous Debility, and lmpediments to
Marriage generally; Consumption. Epilepsy and
Fits Mental and Physical Ircapacity, &c BY
ROBERT J. CULvERwELL, NJ. D., author OF
the Green Book" sc.
The world.renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences OF Sei-abuse may be
effectually removed without medicine, and with.
out dangerous surgical operations, bOugles,
strumeuts, rings, or cOrdials; pointing out a
mode OF cure at once certain and effectual. By
which every sufferer, no matter what his condit
ion may be, may cure himself cheapy, privately
aud radically.
ru- This Lecture iciN prOrs boon 10
thousands and thousands.
Sent, under seal in plain envelope, to any ad
dress, on receipt OF six cents, or two postage
stamps.
Address the Publisher,
CHAs. J. &. KLINE 4 CO..
l27 Bowery, New York; Post ONCE Box i5s6.
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Farm for Sale.

NlTCATED in East Surry, 3. miles from Ellis
- sworth, one-half mile from Post Office and
and store; |! story house with l., painted white
barn IS 10, all in good repair. Contains 20 ac-
res of land well divided into moving, tillage and
pasturage, also good shore privilege, and a good
cranberry marsh near the house: will be sold al
a great bargain II applied for soon. Inquire on
the premises Of
a. ii. FLOOD.
East Snrry, Apr 1875. owls.
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TESTIMONIALS I

regard Mr.. Eddy one of the Stcdpdbie dnd
successful practitioners with whom ] have had
Ofhcial intercourse. CHAS. MASON
Comm 4ssiomcr OF Patents.
- nave no hesitation In assuring inventors that
lhey cannot employ u more competent and
HHsac0Tthy anu more capable of putting their
applications IN a form to secure for them an early
Ellsworth American., 1875-05-20
THE GREAT VALUE OF THE
DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE,
III AMOND nlaEu nAric CluE.

Let any sufferer who rcad- tins. purchase A
small bnttle AMI take u according t. the lu.truc.
uIu- Arouui the Iar-ISc. Aud u wIl NOT take
long to convince him tht' ;ay .u. l.rluT- ic,- o.,
money thrown a"aF-L'HInirut- OF all ktn'i- are
U-'lc--.
lA.- Medicine n tor saic At an Dru.gl-ts
throughout tie nitud State, ami canada. II il
happens that your DrusgI-t- ha- not gut 1t IA
siock, AK hun y send tpt Il 10 the Whulc,air
Agents. >hllil. DDpLIIrLE SMITH. 20
IrrL. - street. ntO Z. GOODWIN & co.. No.
= Hanover ~, Boston. Z. II. MAkTl$, X co.
iIi Nam street Concord. y. II. ". ". WHIP.
FLE X Co. Portland. eomi- lyr -
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The War of the Railroads.

There are no specially new features in the
war between the Baltimore 4 Ohio and
pennsylvania companies; hut one matter of
some interest in this quarter comes up
through the offer Of the Pennsylvania COM
pany TO carry coal from Cumberland to
South AmbOy for - per ton, with draw
back Of 10 cents This will compel the Bal
timore & Ohio company to ..cOme down" in
rates for the transportation of coal, and the
result will naturally be the sending of a large
quantity OF coal to the Eastern markets.
The Cumberland NeIrS says this would be
advantageous TO the coal companies. but
would have very bad effect upon the canal,
for the early spring business would be antici-
pated by railroad shipments. It is more than
probable, however, that the rival railroads
will effect some truce before many day. as
the present cut-thrOat war is a TuinOuS bust
ness for both sides. As the Philadelphia
Ledger suggests, both companies represent a
large amount of capital which is owned by
loan and stockholders, who have il invested
for profitable return, and who are not sup
posed TO be controlled by passion and feeling
in losing quarrel, as are the managers of
the respective companies, and those capital
lists who are the owners Of the two great
roads will be likely soon TO have the differ
ences adjusted and the companies put to pro-
fitable work
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Reading Matter on Every Page.
Largest Circulation in the District
The RATE Of Taxation Here.

The style Of remark in Congress in regard
TO the rate Of taxation here shows that some
of the members look upon our taxpayers as
so many blOated capitalists, who can readily
shoulder the heavy Indebtedness contracted
for District improvements As a matter of
fact, the taxpayers of the District are, as
body. men of small means, as must naturally
be the case in a city without commerce or
manufactures, and where a considerable pro-
-0-tiOa Of the population live on small sal
f.ies. We are told By business man of this
city, who is in a way TO lie well informed,
that not less than S30,OOO.O00 OF property in
this District is moTtgaged fOrmOney borrowed
al an interest OF not under or 10 per cent.
and that this money has been mainly Dor
rowed by citizens of small means to save
their property from sale for Improvement
taxes and other taxes. Under this condition
of things, with business of all kinds de
pressed. and with scarcely means TO pay the
heavy interest on money borrowed. il is sim
ply matter of impoSSibility for the over
burdened taxpayers To stand the taxation
proposed for them with such hippancy by
badly informed members of Congress.
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The tax bill passed. by the House yesterday
will raise S5i,OOO.Ooo, in round numbers. as
follows: From whisky. $1,000 900; sugar.
~s,CtG,s0 renewal of horizontal tax
>sooOooo; tobacco, - OdO. 900: cigars 900 900.
The original bill raised SIS, OOO. 800 on whisky,
o >6,Ooo,ooo more than the present measure,
hut did not tax cigars, and repealed the tax
on matches, which this bill does not do The
net results of the two measures are almost
the samein amount, the de crease on whisky
under The substitute being nearly covered by
The Increased tax on cigars. and the continue
ton OF the match tax.
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While the Senate is waiting for appropria-
tion bills from the House, the Senators, il is
understood, will amUSe themselves By dis
cussing the bill to admit Colorado as state.
the civil rights bill. the resolution TO Admit
PiEchback, and possibly. the District bill.
There will be Olt little time TO spend in dis
cussiOn. however, as the House will speedily
send over addii nal appropriation bills and
Senators are agreed that the best interests of
the country require immediate action of
measures so important. But eight more
days Including Sunday remain of the
present session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-24

The counsel for the defence in the TiIton-
Beecher case yesterday succeeded in devel-
oping the fact that one of the witnesses for
the prosecution, Katy Cary, lei a somewhat
irregular life, and had decided tendencies in
the direction OF the flowing bowl; the object
OF her rc-crOSS-eXaminatiOn being 10 lessen
the faith Of the jury in her statement in re-
gard TO -uSpiciOus circumstances relating to
Henry Ward and Elizabeth. Katy ought to
have put IN the plea OF the inebriateJ indi-
vidual who insisted that because he saw
double he therefore saw twice as well as
other people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-24

Sciatica, the name given 10y the medical
men 10 neuralgia OF the great Sciatic nerve
IS exceptionally prevalent this winter. An
eminent medical writer says il has been
SHOWN to b. frequent complication Of the
govt. but rheumatism. or perhaps rather the
exposure TO cold ami wet. which so often sets
up rheumatism. i its most common cause
III IS one of the most obstinate forms OF neu-
ralgia, i characterized by Irregular pains
about the hip. especially between the great
.rOchanteT Of the thigh-bOne and the bony
process on which the body rests when sitting,
spreading into neighbOring parts. and run
ming down the back Of the thigh to the leg
and foot. or the pains may occupy only iso-
lated parts. as the knee-joinf. the calf of the
leg. or the sole Of the foot. The treatment i,
nearly the same a that of neuralgia gener-
ally.
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The New York Tribune, aIluiing to the
business rivalry between the Baltimore and
Ohio and Pennsylvania railroads. says there
can be 10 doubt of the fact that il is exerting
a baneful effect upon the trade of New York
city. particularly in the line Of heavy goods,
an That the lower freightS offered To shippers
from Baltimore and Philadelphia is divert
ing TO those cities orders for such articles as
coffee, sugar. sc, that would otherwise nat
UTally 90 there.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEw SCIENTIFIC WORKS

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ogy In Its Relations to the Arts and Manufactures
with engrayings; S3I5. Les COmetes par Auiedee
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Movers, by-W. j. Miar; 81. Air as Fuel by o. C
d. Ross; SIS Elements of Embryology:7 Illus
tratlons; S2.25. Outlines of PrOxCiuate Organic
Analysis, by A. b. Prescott; Sis. Dana's New
Manual OF Geology; IS. Assy rian Discoveries, by
Prof. George Smith, Of the British Museum: 81
History OF Modern Architecture, by James Fergus
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TERRIFIC TERRIFIC!.
SIIUGHTER! SIIUG HrER,,

just received. 1000 pieces of White Trimmings
going to sell them at 30 cents; II yards to piece.
ca pieces 10 Sheetings at p cents.
20 pieces Sd Pillow Case Cotton. IL cents
cotton better than W amsutts, I2ls cents.
Fine all Linen Ha Ddkerchiefs, 5 cents
Splendid Hose for Ladies' 10 and II cents.
Yard wide COttOr. fine, Il cents, worth Il cents.
Extra Heavy Cotton, 10 cents.
Al Linen Towels, Ga cents.
Very best Calcoes Ga cents; spring styles, Scents
naI-eilles, Victoria Lawn. Stripe Nainsook, Col
Ored Figured Pique- ell for Is. ~, and y cents.
Largest size Spreads, 81.
Table Linen at break down prices, from 35 cents
upward
Bargains in Napkins. red bOrdered, Ga cents.
Bargains in black pacas Loo pieces from auction
double width p cents: extremely fine, for q cents
Black Cashncres, and full line of Mourning
Goods. Black Silks very low.
IL Come for great bar gains AZ the new store.
&. NJ. TOWSON & co.,
f.l,24-tr 6pG side ri
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PIANOS. dc.

TEHE COLBERT CUMMING BIRD PIANO
Il The neatest and smallest FIRST clas--zp
seven octave Piano ever made. G..
WILD * BROS, Sole Agents, 723 7thttFtN
street nOrth half square above Patent Of6na
Pianos aud other Instruments faithfully tuned snd
repaired Pianos for rent fehs IN
A SPLENDID sTOCk-The world -resOyped
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NOS, 7Octsves full toned For sale aud rent on the
most accommodating terms. Tuning promptly at
tended to. MRS. g. REICHENBAGH
janAu 423 18th st, absye Penna avenue
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NEW BOOKS
SHILLINGTON;S BOOKSTORE.


The Popular Science Monthly, March.
- Ten Years with Spiritual Mediums. By Francis
Gerry Fairfield.
Scientific London. by Bernard ii. Becker.
Hearts and Hands. By Christian Reid.
Strange World. BY Miss Braddon
The Maid of killeena: BY William Black
Sports that Kill. b. Dewitt Talmadge.
Newman 5 Reply to Gladstone.
, All the Magazines for March Playing Cards at
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CATHOLIC LENTEN READING.

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Manuel, by RI. Rev. DIR. Walsh, soc. Lenten
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Mon, 25c The Holy Hour, or the Intimate Union of
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Meditations on the Incarnation, 75c. Epistle of
Jesus TO the Faithful Soul 81. Hours of the Pas
sien, 6Oc. Pleadings of the Sacred Heart, Coo Ele
yation of the Soul, 75e. Devotion to the Sacred
Heart of Jesus, 75c. Following of Christ, Soc 6Dc ,
IS, 81 Anima Divota, Deyout Soul, 6oc The
School Of Jesus Crucified, 81 Joy of the Christian
Soul, Acc.
. A fresh supply Of Prayer Books, Devotional Books
Beads, Scapuiars, Pictures, Crosses, Medals, and
other articles suitable for Lent.
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" NtlIit IUI LTtdI IhI 8dlII- ~ IIIt HtW SIUIt.
T.. M. TOWSON & co.,
feb2i-tr Sc Penn ave, south side near 7th 4
DROPOSALS FOR COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF EXSRAyLN e A = . PEIT MING,
until 70 O'Clock a. m, TUESDAY, oth March, for
nGG9Ifs 81 be
vered at such times and places and in such quaint
q S y IL
w: That such coal shall weigh 2i0 pounds to the
quantity Of each load ceeFte the delivery
by the person appointed and qualified under the act
cents for eah ton IF coal n.pected weighed and de
hTered shall be paid BY the contractor"
from the 9Oth March, the Department reserying the
right TO reject all or portion of the bids offered
MED by satisfactory evidence of ability to fulfill the
contract nor will any PAYMENT be made without the
srch as the CONTRACT faIIs for
Proposals should be addressed and sent to the office
Chief Of Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Treas
ury Department. feh2i eOtmarS)
NEW STYLES wORsTED PRINCES in all the
spring 'h' C0 GS rs y co. 81 sh street
feb237t Opposite Patent offce.
DLAIN AND TUCKED MANSIONS, Plaid
IL Musllns, Lawns. tambricS. MuiIS. Linens, etc,
at COSNOLLY's, Cos 9Th street,
ftt237t Opposite Patent Office
& KUHN. SGIe Agent fer the unriyalled Decker
re.1eiS nnl fAS0s Ihey are IN
Thomas s. b. Mills, J ii. Bonawiiz, &c VTXTV
A ASs for p ihe long known q tghe CO. PI
sale at 632 New York avenue febs5tr
IN AAn YARDS HAMBTRG FDGINGS and
IO,UOV lNSERTINGS. ]. Do yds real French
hand made Embroidery. Just received and for sale
very cheap at CONNOLLY's 5, COS 9Th street. oppo-
site Patent Office. feb23 1t
E'RESH OREGON SALMON.
III TINS at IS cents each.
9Th TINS al 81 cents each.
ISPA SARDINES, (BOneless.' % cents Box
All OF the best quality.
n. w. BURCHELL,
fel23 81 1892 street
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HOTELS.

WESTMINSTER HOTEL,
w ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Corner Of Irving Place and Ibth Street
NEW YORK,
Only one block from Union Square, the NEST cen
tra Yet quiet location in the city ia the imrnat.
vicinity OF all the princ places Of amusement aud
leading retail stores, has been enlarged aud i'm
proved the past season ~ the addition of ffy room.
and n passenger elevator.
feb4-ly CHAS. h. FERRIN, Proprietor
HYSONS HOTEL,
III No fOs c STREET.
-ly BETWEEN 7TH aud -rU STRFvrs
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nR. ROBERTSON.

II AIS 10TH STREET, NEAR Pa Az
From long experience in both hospital and private
practice, will guarantee in sll Diseases of the
Urinary Organs, GOnOrrh9a, elect, Structure Syph-
Gently contracted cured in to days. Syphilis in all
its stages quickly cured and the poison entirely Grad
lcated frem the system without the use of mercury
spermatorrhGa, brought on by and abuse Ia
youth, causing loss Of memory and insanity general
liability, symptoms of consum pton Indigestion pal
pitatlon OF the heart pains in back dmness of sight
speedily cured by newly discovered remedies Dr. X
located Tor many years at 10 o. Eutaw street. Balti
more Md has consented after many solicitations by
his w as hington patrons to open permanent office
in that city, where he may be consulted every Wed
nesday and Saturday In each week, from to D.
m. jsnT 1y
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MANHOOD REST0RED.-A victim of youthful
Nl lmprudence, causing premature decay, nervous
debility, etc, having tried in vain every known
remsdy, has found simple self-cure which he will
send free to his fellow sufferers. Address J III
REEVES, Is Nassau ST, New York. jy6-m w 4 9mi
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81 r E AT SALE.
ATTENTION. HOUSEkEEPERS.

We going out of the Carpet business, therefore
every piece ~ Carpet OIL ClOth, and Mating in
large stock will be sold less than cost, in order to
close them out at
GOOD INGRIINS will he sold at.....-.......... so
HEMP CiRPETTNG will be sOil Al. 4
Lowell and Hartford VERY ESTINGRIIN
VIII stiIti "
NGLISH BR TSSELS .......... Il 25
REMNANTS OF ENGLISH BR CSSELS.. 80
DRY GOODS.
During this great sale of Car pets will sell our
entire stock of Dry Goods at cost until we take
inventory Of stock, which will be about the l5t of
March, FOR CASH ONLY.
w. W.BURDETTE 4 CO.,
Nss. 92s It'll street, and zoo K stree, north.
west. feb2@-6t
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DRY GOODS.
az GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER

Day GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
only CSC.
Genuine 4 4 " srisuffa Cotton. ~.
Very heavy yard W llr cotton. ault iskr.
fruit u the Loi'rn. Aair u~csErin very cheap
81 Pillow Gao Cotton. ieI.r
lU-t ~hscflur grttrFI. lic excellent Frsfh pfrs
Bed Tel inc. 90 81 voli a hitr FLANNEL q
Splendid Canton Fiaaufi l.i,. worth -.
Pure Linen piuneT Napkins, l2t,c.
Splendid all Linen Tsble narnssk. So worth Is
Ven hne 81 Linen shirt FRONTS, -, worth So.
Large White Quilt~. 81
Cloths and CASsimeres for and boys wear. v-fA
cheap. Our great sPecislty-Fiu- Rlsck AlpAcs-
only 60. worth -. Black at Maal Cashmere
Black Tsmese, Crap Cloth. Blark SIX
All Linen Handkerchiefs, 5 Towels. g.. Sta-'.-
ings, lie.
ID. T.. W. CARTER,
feh23'r fo1 Market SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-24
n BaLTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY,

5I3 lITH ST, WARRINGTON, ID. c.,
C. G.. MEGINNESS, Agt.
We make Dress Shirts to order of Wamsutts Mus
lin and fine Linen ROsOms, for Sl.T5 or Z so ready
made; and the finest Dress Shirts made to order in
the most elegant manner. Of Wamsutta or New York
Mills Muslin. and Richardson best Family Linen
Bosoms. for % with bands on the sleeves or So 50
with cuffs attached. Finest 4 ply Linen Collars,
for 81; finest ply Reversible Cuffs, 80 cents a
paIT. tSh2t St