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"s.a au,s' "s ' s.s~aS' ns *esknsa.
ADVANCED On Monday 10 correspond viii tho ssropser
Ion. ia yAs', ,aa h,. d.' Tho receipts ssss .sa ts
s..s -, ~. .ns,.,x ,o,.1 .a.s..,,s n.,a. ."e
1sposa a. II s' - ss rass. s s's s5
s, s, 'ps's s *s''. 46 ss ri and 80 III.
~ foI'o~s: chotee winter extras $.1N9s.so; ecm-
mon Ia good do. *t.2s@soo: ehotes spring c1tras.
ss.as54.so; fair do, 1htrrsna grades. stoo9t.o5 J;
no ~, aa, ~ ",,zr IN ,.,st.rs.. ~ s'so ~
NV 1s' "'"s' s''-'@''''' nusA"nea' oo' s''o0ep
UnAs-Haa nuiet and stculter At previous sAtes,
thers being fir demand In nroportlon In Inn .pul,
aas rers % tons =. on traet md tn san 81 .res
GGns astMss ano'ea =. tsaso geF br! for
% !en:, !. sa!SSs 4 10 IN tack. ~ - -
~, Gieo asuse. aha ,rssga'at, a. aooa. M
me ,nT ~ Isn&o e p.ases ~ On Mpnay eofng M e
ta touf 9, .ns sSsa,e' eehy otsaase VA anastooa
that 1. VIZ pftsae'J 1uot 'oxsr ho4an tho
.tasdy or slner, .oa our rsssp, H." vsss & sat IT,
a"n n 1 d ,et s,o e1t 'oe aeg so, 1T ,o on
n1" o1 ,n e LIN, m a,. M no'n. ras ps
prominent nm. on : downward movement Of 10 pes
c uaen te % tThs' ana M
~ s
20 es 90 VT. ~ ess =, ne'es apat
me- Ao!A aee:naa - sisc aavAhcca 10
Sha eiosea = nenes Ine mouth os fS9nlaf 40.
3spt.hR. sou ~ ssfttsa1hc eiosln9 as sa3e. Ile
n'nsseusG uet"een sue W. op.'nhs a'm!s1ea M -
N.ae.gn ~ ~ aa'es. ssev staJ soia ~
% sau seGs vons , W. SSsn - '3gv1e' .o't VI ~
ans !h3 sSa t G.a mss to'
bgseu =. t,ouy ~ vi stS T. vi a9gvo oa No.
% ~ Eoo*s ~ aa ooHS pclns aaIsn so, To-
sstss sao W AZ ~ y s S hnu oo' w
F'9et.sM ~ ao 81 4.oAe' to'. x-sovy uu. ,,.,.
ASsEa1!A o.; MHEAIEMas sefy at!es Tta nn!e
sEefea: M aa1cs ~fs w nea 10 4'o III NO. ~ '4He.
S9; G1yx We Mon.nat uy III ~ oss. ,o
,t GpsH-"aS Anlct H., anu 4 1o"cFf ~ sympa!n5
,.u1 T,tin oWs o a, y" H. '1an ~ .ass ssks
.assI M ~ ~ " W.. ~ 'o1 ss w. niea ~
Esr 4so T. lower u I,verpoot New York VA steady.
sna in,v.rs hclf ~ foT f,rtn.r 3.clin, bna H.,
n"rt.t ~. strsiy ,ftcr II oc,arE =. %ald.,.
M..in a. en1s siea thcr fo,,ni ,t ,n a.r.ri
s.er Xiii o1ene 1t Ss dee,ned M 10 XII Io.a io
ns,Ic az, cinscd n Rs1c a.,fer Murc,, " Sot ~ cL
a. cosu At Gt.c. Htljer NAV nil NJ ;s1tS1, e.
sin!,nn ~ ~ ~ 1tne W.. rnrir.i - s1HS;eo1c
t,s.h s s.o rsnorts1 ~ sn atn ~, Nv u y ~ e1S
csac. i'm H., r.isctc1 ~ naGa sJ,r. n, ~, ~, ~ ~
~ H. m t-act rnt,i ~ IN ~ @'e Nv w 'a@'
~ Ssis II .rh~ ,,,rtct ~. ",ot ~ ~, ,o,o,.,,x
fo .S ~ r ~ ~ ..t ~ ann t s tsns
~, ns.t s. 80 w ,.,e @ h1% ee. ItI .gs iS1',1e' IT,
ant ra.s "G u.. sh, n, n~ hela s.eAy y ~
s"Iisr t,sI =. SaxaAte md s.ier M,x !. ss;st.
seMa I'll n,osin e e. ,orttt ''Isa Ti ~ yo,tS
m = rae ~ rnst,,t, Hnat siIa No. sss
, 1875-03-03

Wallace st, ocn n II Of Thirty.clghth at, sf. a
xlTJS Il, slated Narrs 9.................... go
iss a.1o It, dated March 7a,ooo
Calumet av, 9ss II 4 Of Twcnty-secona II. w.,
2411ra It, datNl 3thsel ........... .,.... 900
Walnut u, 147 Il . Of 0Aftey ~, I, 741l2sH
II, AtAd March 1.........,..............., 4.c0d
West Este nt, near Elizabeth. +. 2A15s fl. datod
Feb. 2s..H. ......... ..s...s.s...... 61l
Thirty-nfth It, \ OF Laursl. I, 2all25 81, dated
Fen.'l -.-....+.. -...........t..,... Nt
sourH or c1Tx Limits, WITHIN RADIUS or N1LEl
FroN couhr.NoukK.
Greenwood ~. 10 FLO Il n Of Hl1ty-second II,
VT, 1a1l7o T-1o II, dated Fob. o....u......,$ 500
tosi1o 7.lo II, Iatod Fen, 1l7s
, 1875-03-03

NEW YoaK, March o.-Tho package ts1de In domestic
goods continues moderate, and the jobbing branches
wero quiet. Cotton goods In steady request and nr,n
at unchanged pr1ees brown sheetinQs fairly active
and in short supply. Medium anl fancy prints In fair
request. Mallory prints advanced Nc. Dress goods
improving but roolens quo except vorstel eoatlngz
and Kentucky jeans. which fairly actlve Foreign
gpQaa dull.
, 1875-03-03

ChEfdf9 7FfbNN6,
ELorN, ILL.,, March 1.-Ths annual meeting Of tho
llGln Board OF Trade occurred to-day. TIE attend-
ance WAS largs. J. ToNt, President; ]. II. Mclean,
Secretary and O. Q. Church, Trrasusar vcro all TO-
elected. Eight hundred aud Nifty boxes choose soid
regular At 14@1AAc; 100 III bus.cr sold Il aoo;
s,loo boxss Of cheese sold Irregular II 1I(sl&MoS
l7coo IL butter At 4oc irregular sotal salcs ressr
and irregular, $a7,899.48,
, 1875-03-03
MONEY AND COMMERCE
FINANCIAL.

Tbs features ef ycsterdsya baa!ne in financial cir
Sts wrrs the same those Of tho preceding DAY. TIC
slrntingt Argcr amounting to 81 900. aud fie
counter tf.nsaeuona wero eorrespondtugy mora net
Iyr.
There n Roo1 dennnd for loans from nohnl OF
Trails men WHO hAyn grain or Hruvistona I" carry.
What mercantile demand ezisiA u largely jus b tha
interruption Of collections by the bad we4ther The
srr'nR trrAa has barely srsnsd yet, Athonsh Romo
huJsr1 are In town. but the prc4rocs for good sao
Aeo excnllent.
Rates ot discount arc s91o rer cent a tho banks.
On ire srcss thero ID An s!most unbrokcr quiet.
Nascs range from Per cent On call Ia Is per cant 81
time,
The movement Of currency outward Is larger than
ths receipts hut hero 10 nothing noticeable IL aither
direction.
Nav York exchange selling n 10 10 7so discount
bstweou hanks for s1,poo.
INTEREST ABROAD.
Tho following the rates for money 1t Abs lead.
Ing ciuss aLroad, Feb. 10:
, 1875-03-03
$50
1ANo
1900
1000
$40
800
1~ . ~-
COMMERCIAL.

The following wnrs she receipts and shipments ot
ths leading articles Of produce u this city during lhe
tventy-four hours ending 1t o'clock o. Tucsuay
morning, AID for tho corresponding dets one year
ago!
, 1875-03-03

iNEssEp 11oos-rhe martot vn rather 1nics and
sssot. The receipts wcsc light. bns sh,ppors were
ina, eMs77o }ot ltsEt, ani f:r hes9y
~e,shta Ka'e. ~sre rurorfes Of 90 head and e.r
ras scsk r E.ete = s.c much reduced md .sss
r1sIi-T,.dc = 29n!etnE down lltt!e. and price,
fs bes ssasF doos On na es r
ns,sa sost!ons = e. cl,a T,it'n:' e1 = e.
At. 80 No. store macksEol, new, H.brl S3vhs
ioss5sto: fsaiy nasskeseI Iii. s a>as. is; NJ.
uto9ess %S,s ts ec:b tsGds tad f.S..dos Ss.sns
srnt' bsls ts.soaooS; Dc Dc h;srt 3t3s3tso; L.tr.- r.
s4oce3t a,; s..ed herring ri bo1 tolumIi.
luvsr eanou E-br, $9.IoQ@io.oo: ocean trout, doz
~ ~ !ss I'D .a market. tn.
situation remain. aash.nkei. Trade I. .el,ys :.
could hc s1ected ss sats atns q shs session. an the
nsny th.n Of ato. Hats as!st and ssoAy. VI
s m ,s. :4SSsaas rass nc ai;
Froneh prnnes segs iasttc ralans 4ysrs lotzoia;
entranta. 7Hfs7Ke; cItron, ,otsa2o; lemon peel,
s' sp1lG'; Sa9s ns'ssa
sa.rSerres. 5ss3oe; rted ehc5!le.. slqaa3e: Ngrs
Nsrles wainuts. lssleo; urenou:s ws1nnta, nav. ii
taltc; Bra7lls, 1ttatlAc; pecAna. Tc1na, itt3leo:
Wiimiinsson ps.nns' sis 1*nneA'es peanuts ca
GREEN rnUITs.-Wefs rolling In = small w.y st
~ ch9ss .s md n ns, ,o
@aso; eaoss u, s17assso; si; sisnbariss. siosos
aHUoERiEs G; continue dull a,.u aroop,nu.
Beyond nic4tinS actual current trails requirements,
full stoets In stors, thcre Ia coaslaarabls uneasess
arnonEss holdozs. Wo aower n,r quotations Of Rio
md sassa s9s Ito I'll a
nu neSs9s 9EdsHs IS1xs ase a.ses0on 'xe7'; Caro-
s1c; .eholco to fancy no 4ia3sNc: good 10 primo
HSs; ss':is:ss
pj3sts; ss.:s :so's: :sss a.
s.i; sss2:? :s. .ssa S $$ :s !sGs y Prs Se;
iSs Il; g. ssss Ssss a3t''6. T. g.
sl.uPh-Di.lnond df1ps, $i.1sa1.2o; stlrsr dripf
o.!ra ana, essa7oe; good .aaarhoi!so strip sacss5s
70@74n: do prime, ts@ssc: do common. eotaB3c;
Porto Rico n1o,asbss. ba6s5c; common aolssses. Al
sr.crs-alispscs, 1sH@lexe; cloves so6sse: esesta.
ginger. Afr.s:n, sts3se; do csici.tt., lsaaioe.
HAr.wss Il eontlngsa good demand sad ilrm:
n asessssS ILL.,. &C. DO S.'d SG
sl9; 9;;e1ia3e; 10 :. u slough. 81 :sos %.
.t. ~ q H.. ths unsS
Sanas Will not tho tax. salc nlaus early Of
no tr1s At but later tho market cporalizsd,
and 4t0o Ter gallon 4lc heat bid 1t the closs.
~ eass:r. T.; eEeeu itosen: 7saiMs ;sEsea cured
ETC. al 'ss II Es ss' si: t ffs as
, 1875-03-03

Kind 9f produce. Rec,

Withdrawn from ktors Oh Monday for city con-
r,nrtlon: 1,c7l bu wheat, a.27s bu corn, eas bu
oats, o7at bu barley.
The following grain was inspected into storo Tues
day morning: car Nh, spring, as cars No. ? do,
cars No. ,!o, ears rejected do,. t3s whes): 10
high mlxctl corn, Is cars No. d. It ears TO-
jccc do "a cnEu.> cars No. oats, rejected do;
Total 172 cars 47,1U5 bu. Inspected out: 726 bu
whcst, 259s bu corn, 7o77 btu oats, 3ls hu rye, allie
bu barley.
Ths appropriated receipts and shipments Of III. ar
lclea 1nntnsrA;ed below for tbs week ending F4h ~
were follows.
, 1875-03-03

amoun..d % only one carload, wers takon = con
seraby higher prices sasn hsys prevailed Of lae but
B.y with certainty. The market may b quoted arm
atsAoo9o. IS for pooc TO extrs.
BUFFALO. e
for sho week. 567o. Market moderately nctiro, !. e
advances on tue best quality. Tbs nasjorty Of tho a.
feringa are Of niosoF qualify; best shipped through
snExe AND LAnna--neceirts, 1900: total for tho
week. o2eo Market Markell .etl.e a. "a 4rsnos i ot Ac on
'ffsss sseg F. io5s5'e' as:!l Ii. .
@ ir;: :sss !. ssss: s?Gss ss.,s f. aox: sess %saa
bring $1.2o27.4j, but few offering.
EAST LIBERTY.
EAAT LTDEhTY. Marcl 1.-CATrLE-netept4 to-day,
$40 Aead, and Of theae about ls loads are through.
sock ths supply tor yard sales il sesy light, and not
lksiY to be very heavy according to Ieportt About
,aeS @ e f;,$ 'iosssfs ss;rea ssSaatoo;
n to.r only 17o heads 1ortss, $3.50
as1 IIsS;as ;sSsy 1900 head; '' s'7ss
WArsnEowx. Msss., narcb a.-DrrE cAr71x-Re-
sI:5 ss: '3 m ss5as sa,9 Aim ssss '0s ~:
s7.o0@s.so: taift quality, 3s.6o@a.ss.
snEsr AxD I4M9.-Rs:epts. 800; ..les modszats
At the range Of sa7hs. including fancy Jocks.
st. LOUIS, March a.@iloosNIeeespts, ; 1900; firm
9oF1err sseo@ooo bacon. ss.sosd.7s; choice, 500
CA7TLx-Aet,ve md lr7n fair to good native BUTCH
ers. t;t3H@s.7o; common uatlves s9.37 7Aaaoo fair
to good Toxans, S3.2s8s.5o. Nscs!rts, $50.
oRy.oooDs.
In tho general altuation thers IL no radical change
to nos. pespits ths provasuco Of exceedingly unfay-
oszhs weather, fairly satisfactory distribution Of
goods has boen accomplished and In othcr respects
also the position OF the market a quite favorable for
IInS~I Ifxt&&oz
Prices haTs oat none Of ths buoyancy lately character
izing them there apparent In tho present
rouudings Of tbs magtut anything that would 1upttfy
buyers In anticipating favorable rates Later In
tbs aeason. Tho interruption 10 production occa-
aioncd W the water famine continues and thorn nro
serious approximations OF scarcity of many Of tie
III certain hrkuda hss been established within tho rant
faw days. Tbs Huttttsn Of Fob. ~ says Of ths Nsw
York .nArkut:
*Ths nssrkes had an improved tono to-day. Ana
there wa more general animation In the racksRs de-
rAstncMt. Tbs Southern and Southwestern jobbers
hosiery, conalderabls oAfrmnnss Of which are being
nkde And tue Ntsasn trade continue their purchaser
ol aa4oEtel merchandise. Cotton goods In steady
donand, all prlcas Grm thst It would DO diE-
henlt TO ind = weak spot in the market, nrn!ns,
which continue IL light snpy. are 'trong and Doson,
Ana Warren makes. haFs been subjected to advance
in pFlcs by tbs agents. Ttck1ngs OF thu boat ates
xre also asn snd advancing. aud Corlis makes hAya
already been marked up In f1at hauda. Brown and
quea and Cheyot sistinga are doing fairly. Rolled
Jaeonsts sud nat-fod csn'bric, although IL far e-
Han5, are not acttsu, anl selections Individually
small in amount"
, 1875-03-03

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OYYICK or CoNPrRoLLEN or TIE CrRhfkc1[
WAxA!AaTox, Feb. . ~. !.
Notice u heIahy given to al psrxons sho ns{ X
e.Ge" H.. that tbs must be pls.ontd e - =
Hurley, Keos!vcr, r!th ths loyal proot shefsgt
JOHN JAY kHoA.
f,AIvptsntlor nj tar.ss....
, 1875-03-03

AEIhL5 AND IISNEliS' ETDCH-7rntlG IN Erau-
na1ly improving aud e market for most articles il toll
Tis:el:TEzio io.ii, sl3.oo; DO, !eofns. I.so: io
nra-No. i, aoc; No.3. lsc Iz4p-pig iTo bsr, SKA
9s Lad pip, ss.@9o: corrEn7yottoms s;s; sleat-
Ss a.1 sar4 l. e
rates i.i.sa iron, 10 II inclusive, 2oo do No.
xo: .t:o:d 9s os AsF's,n te s:' III Ms:
i0e; %, 2oe; iuli bundles. Is par cen. discount;
NA1Ls-Wero In moderate order zequest and STEADY,
tS35o, With 12Be on for round lots.
different from those noted for number Of DAYS pre-
vos. Trade T. 9.e :. Is 10 h. ssseets !. M. .'.so
poftant aaesnat!ons. No qsot.: CARTON (.sa,'dara
H. ,,a Il sS.if1 s II ss sSSss
whas, r97so sperm, s2.asas2.lo: ns.t.foot e',,
t. 7asse ianS oil sse strai4. sss ste planoaso @ ;
ol soa7as; t9tpentine 4t@4s: narhths, O. gravity,
fI5 iit6N-R1nasins arm untier fsir demand 1t
The Quotations following Scotch accordng to brandy,
s e u IL ! sspsS.f n; HI! ~
American 5eoteh. III 70: Tusea.aHas, $500
roTAToEswsss F' ths sapy being scarcely
blows brought u5. and Western o0sg5o III cars.
Bales tron, sto1s vs'. made at soeSs.lo, and vcry
fe'5e Il :e,. ,oc. .,qu.. rm thu
of!srsnKs heing extremely ght: Tuskey.. dressed 70
El1Hct eltckens dtexsou. 9al31 Per u; duck1, 10
Q8l2iSc per NJ; Raoss, 899lto pSI u.
HEEDH-Tlmutiy waa in largs supply, dull, aud
weai except ths high grades which ao1 81
Common to tA!r snl Ut s21o93.35 Clorcr was weak,
selling at 70. .2o@s.Ss. hungarian stronger selling
at Bofa7e, tbs OUTSIDE for 900 baRs rrims bIon-
day afafnoon. Atllset sold Ut 75(a05c, and fsr to
p'ss&fi +. is.3 annexed figures; oaen-
daaA aud Saginaw. tane, 81 ,G5; Canada do, $i.70;
without bags, ta7s; daiy, with bags, <jGo: A1h.on
| dairy. rcs sack. u +Oot3a.95.
| TEAH-Ths tea tr1ds remains quiet md prices
MO not sustained with tnuch hrmncss. Follow
Ing are tho current quotations: Young hyson, Commqn
TO good, 40@buc chnice 10 extra one, 6sc8305; COM
mon to line old hyson, bsaG6o; conlmnn to Inns In
perial, 45@60o; good to cholca do, S3ay5o; fair to
good Kunpawder. 0oseGc; c!uea i1nga,ey e5cGa 90
oItya Moyunp, $t44l IS; choice to extra nav japan
Hsts15c: common to good DO G5a75o: fair to good
| old, Go9Goc; common du. 43f9s0a; common 10 duo
Ooong. 359Aso; good, os9Gso: choice to extra. $50
| 3ti.00:
VEAL-Wha rather slow, this offerings being larger
| than usual. Quotations Fangod from b98c, and 70
| was asked for eholco lAt Calves,
Wo0L-Was sailing In small lots n tha uausl priccs
Tie du1nandw wsa contlncd chiefly to thu West; Good
70 primo tubwaalca 87@5sc poor good tab washed,
| t5359a: ann anu medium washed hscce, 47@50c :;
coatts washed hsece, AO545e; medium aud eoarae nn-
WISHED, aa9S7ni ane unwsahed, T9J2o; pulled wooL
I I2LaA7c. -
| RAILROAD FREI0HTs-wese unchanged. Fol-
| lowing Rts tls rates 10 tho Eastern ctIa4:
, 1875-03-03

Meechaats National, onal,.................... 2o1l 90.
First National Bank. 1C1i ttJ
Filth National nank: ank::...,............. 1o5| 137H
Cof1lnorc!al National nnnk. 1E0l tC1E
German National Dlnk. 125j 11V
Corn Exchange National Bank. ......,,, ITO, -,
City National Bank. l3ol ias
Home National Bank. .................. ...i 100
National Tank OF Illinois. l09E -.
1lilncks Trust and aavngA Uank. .......,, ...f l08
National Bank Of Commerce. ...l lOO
4erchants Savings, L. r. Co....-....... 1851 1Go
Union National Bank Uauk....................I. III $50
Union Stock Yard National ,.,.,.,,,I l50l -,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-15

IA new invention thoroughly tested and Sc
cured by Letters Patent.
2.--Makes perfect Lock Stitch, alike on both
siies, on all kinds of goods.
3.-Runs light, smooth, noiseless and rapid
bat combination of qualities.
4.-Durabe-runs for years without repairs.
5.-Will do all varieties of work and fancy
stitching in superior manner.
6.-ls most easily managed by the operator
Length of stitch may be altered while running,
and machine cad be threaded without passing
thread through holes.
7.-Desi9n Simple, Ingenious, Elegant, form
ing the stitch without the use of cor wheel gears,
rotary cams or lever arms. Has the Automatic
Drop Feed, which insures uniform length of
stitch at any speed. Has our new thread con-
troller, which allows easy movement of needle
bar ard prevents in Jury to thread.
S.-Construction most careful and finished. 1t
is manufactured by the most skillful and ex-
percnccd mechanics, at the celebrated Reming-
ton Armory, lion, y. y. Philadelphia Office,
so Chestnut street. Oct 9, 1STi.-2m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-15
THE KING RARRER SHOP

rs THE SHOP OF THE TOWN - and long
l. has been ask history and she will tell you
Men have grown old in our patronage
Babies on their mothers breast
To bouncing boys at play;
And youths by maidens fair caressed,
To stalwart men with cares oppressed,
And old men silver gray.
And among the honored and lasting impress
siOns of time, and the crash of revolutions in
circumstances, we stand q living monumental
memento of the ingenuity and perseverance ap-
pertaining TO the identity of progression, plying
our vocation with the highest style of art and
perfection, and aspiring to achieve the highest
reward of merit attainable in our humble capaci-
ty, and the sentiment of respect and appreciation
which the presence of superior appliances and es
tablishment are always wont to inspire.
Always to please
We shave with ease
Cut and comb with taste the hair;
Shampoo the head with soothing care,
And color the whiskers black or brown,
To suit the people about the town.
Then allow ME politely request you to stop,
And not go past nor from around our shop.
To get shaved on the basis of ability-nor as
some have done for our of the ballot for prin-
ciple-sacred and right-nor under the common
secret and invidious guse of enmity to complex
ion for the cut OF 4 mans coat, or the color of
his skin, ought not to affect his usefulness nor
his qualifications. A fair chance is all that we
demand, to give the proof to all the land.
JAMES W. WASHINGTON.
Proprietor.
Sunbury, April 5, 1878; No. 81, Market st.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-15
HOUSEHOLD.

REMAINS OF ROAST BEEF.--To make n delicious
dish at small expen Sc, from the remains of yes
terday's dinner, the following receipt is offered
Take of with sharp knife all the meat from
the bones. If there are few nice slices. reserve
them, if most convenient, to be eaten cold. Chop
the rest fue in tray. Take cold gravy, with
out the fat, and put in spider TO heat. If you
have not this, some of the stock, or water in
which the meat has been boiled. When it boils
up sprinkle in salt, and put in the minced meat;
cover it and let it stand upon the fire long
enough to heat thoroughly, then stir in a small
piece of butter. Toast bread and lay in a dish
and put the meat over it. The common error in
heating over meat, sliced minced is the put
ting it into a cold spider, with too much fat, and
cooking il a long time. This makes it oily and
tasteless. Almost all meats when cooked a
second time should be done very quickly. The
goodness of these dishes depends much upon
their being serVed hot. The rare portions of a
rib roast which may not be consumed the day it
is cooked may be treated as follows Cut in very
thin slices the very portions Of the beef, and
frizzle them in butter quick fire and serve
hot For breakfast there is nothing nicer.
VALUABLE RECIPE.---The following was given
us by a mother whose infant child, che is sure,
has been cured of Il wasting diarrhea by its use.
In many cases of this kind it has been found an
invaluable remedy when all others have failed ,
In one pint of port wine dissolve a half pouDdsof
loaf sugar; mix with tablespoonful of -four
three or four of water stir till smooth add this
to the wine and sugar, and seald all together.
Keep in a cool place. For dose give tea
spoonful three four times a day. The port
wine must be genuine, not a mixture of log
wood and bad whisky.-Tii6esHs.
EGG CAKE.--Two cups of sugar, one egg,
piece of butter tine size of an egg, one cupO
sour milk, one tablespoonful of soda, little SAL
and nutmeg, one tablespoonful of lemon, three
cups of flour beat the whole Of the egg sepa-
rately, the sugar and yolk and butter together;
bake in q thoroughly heated oven.
PoTATo YEAsT.-Grate fine three medium
sized potatoes, pour over them pint of boiling
water add tablespoonful each of sugar and
salt, and when cool stir in one-half cup of yeast
When it has fermented bottle tightly, keep in
cool place and shake thoroughly before using.
BUTTER-SCoTCH CANDY.-Take one pound
sugar and one pint of water; dissolve and boil
When done, add one tablespoonful of butter al'
enough lemsn juice and oil of lemon to favor.
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and others, that he has on hand, and will con-
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Consisting of Pure Brandes: Cognac, Cherry,
Ginger, Rochelle and Otard.
Whiskes: Pure Rye Copper-nistilled, Monnn-
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Claret.
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Brown Stout and Scotch Ale.
STOMACH AND BAR BITTERS,
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the city markets, which will be sold at Whole
sale and Retail. Every article guaranteed as
represented. Also, n large lot of DEMIJOHNS
and BOTTLES, always on hand.
- Orders promptly attended to, and public
patronage respectfully solicited
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NOVEMBER 9th, 1874.

TRAINS LEAVE IERNDON As FOLLOWS (SUSHlYS
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Reading and Philadelphia, 1910 a. N.
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