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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-01
atheeling geelster.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAu,Y REGISTER.

ona vsar s. w Three months..S2 w
Six mouths. 4 70 One month; 80
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
o,,a oonx yr 81 10 One copy, q mOs.S2 %
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One copy, yr..s2 W Five copies, yrs W
one COPY, mos l % Ten COPIES yr. IS w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-01
Plaster for Tobacco

A Henderson county Kentucky farmer
finds Plaster the best and most cconoml-
cal fertilizer for tobacco After securing
u stand he put about dessert spoonful on
the bud of each plant. Immediately AZ
er after the first shower it assumed n rich
growing color, which il held till maturity
Notwithstanding prolonged drouth en-
sued. Before the topping however, he has
as much more applied to each plant IN al
about one hundred pounds per acre. The
lands upon which this experiment was
made was made high, and exhausted year,
ago. The crop was medium in size, anc
uniformity Of excellent quail ity.
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FROM CALHOUN.



WHITE PINE, CALHOUN Co., W. VA. J
APRIL Sth, 1875. ]
Editors of the Register.
The cold and icy bands of winter have
been severed by the warm and gentle
hand of spring. Winter has silently
passed away; she has gone to fill her
place in bygone ages.
Spring has come in all her glory and
beauty. and now We hear the sweet songs
of the birds. as they send forth their
thrill notes Of JOY upon the morning air.
II has also brought Joy to the hearts OF
many poor COW. imagine l can
almost hear them saying TO each other,
as they feed on the hillside and in the
forest ,-,
! am so glad that spring has come
nh listen to the sweet. sweet olrus'
Their songs love To hear,
Tnev set the aching heart 10 rest
And dry the falling tear.
Yours, fLIF'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-01
ROASTED COFFEE.

TIME POPU LARTTY OF OUR ROASTED
| Coffee is rapidly increasing. n may
now b. had i'm all the FIRST class grocery
steers which heretofore used ATbuckle'S.
Be sure TO inquire for aud get
TINGLE a ISHAMS.
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+ Gxprdfecl,t s1pbnfptr. +

Scr an 81 c5uIi hcritorbene slnbreiu Jnbus
ion murbs am 20. Deaembcr in. Maleieb III
Noro Carolina acborcn nno mar iomit aur
3rit iciues 9cbes 81 Sabre alt. @1on i'm
slttr bon 4 Sabrcn oerlsr CT icincm 8atcr, Der
bei eiuem &eriude, eincn Mann pom Grtrinfen
~ rctten, folde Scrletun9en crlitt, bab er
bale oarauf itarb. Scine Mutter mor 10 arm,
oab iie iDrem Sobne fciue iuie INNER 9eortcte
sd)ulbilouna onsebei1en laiien fonnte unb i'm
i0on im slter bon 10 Sobrcn su eincm
S@neibcr in bic Gcbre acten mubte, moielbft er
bis 81 icincm II. Sabre blisb. Da .er tcine
Sceaenbeit batte, ,einc Greildule gu bciu1eu, fling
CT an, iid iclbit gu untcrridtcn. Sin Urcl,nS
lcbrte ibIl bas alphabet unb gab linn bic no
tbiaiten @riffe hcs @ortbaues in Der @ramna>
til uno idcntte ibm cine Sammluu9 Der @ebcn
aasgcjetdnetcr StootSmGuuer. slls Sobnion
Is Sabre alt iuar, berlicb CT in Sabre 1924
&alcigb unb arbetete Sabre ols Gd)nr,rer<
9eielle in 2a,prence Gourtbdus I'M nprbucitli<
den gSntel bon Siih Glo1iou, bis CT lid cnb>
lid iammt ieincr @lutter uno icincm Sticfoa>
ter i'm Sabre 1926 in @rcenbille in Gennelce
niebcrlieb, uoieIbit er elm iebr sebiloetes N(aos
den cbclbte, bic al ibm eiuen cifrigcn uno
9elebrigen @1Iler fano. @einc Grau mubtc
ibm ielbf, tpa1reus CT orbeitete, pprleien nnp
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Scr 9atDplici8mn8 u,,b fee9ncr.
(SdluB.)
(Sdlub.)

Greibcit! Du aolbenes Moie Gclt
led3t nah bir , bsi bcincm &bcIt bic
Menidbeit, Wcnn bu bid bcrbcrriMt
Sammer 1.no &laae. slber bic ,ir ber>
lan9cn, iino unbcbiilFidc 6i,ic niAt
@ebrou6 bon sir at MAIDEN miin6 ra<
ienbe 2borcn, bic niMt miilcn ,bu biE
bic eiu aolocncS S2alb iid) aiebulm fcl<
bcs tanoci1, uno Nrci1cit ! Urci1ebctiub>
ten Maui6c rufcn. Man ipri, ciucr
Mliinoi9feit ber &0ltcr, unb bictouitcu
Straben, bic tonnibalii6 gcmoBriibcr,
oos tulle, uii itc @efdrei bon 8dAt aur
@enii9e, n;e 70 miiroia bic @tWorScn
iino. 9ic pabre Grcibcit iollterii6 iel<
BET tragen - iic abcr iino Sflat mellcn
bic @ehte Der 0rcicn. Sic 0rit nid)t
ieuc 3iiaclloiistcit, iencs Q0ien Ibcriseu
Bonbc, Die Reid uuo Nrm, Sod(icbria,
6crren unb 0icncr on einon6er,cn, lit
nidt Nunulliruug bcs @eiebes, ibcit lit
icnc eblc, iittli1e llnubbGnaiatcsborof=
ters BON notbisenosr ODER biun@e,palt
ir hcm Strebeu, oos al icin, icincm
8cien uod ieiu foil. 0ie 0,ollo lit
oaS un9eihmdlertc &crmo9en, Menid,
gang GDriit, gang 8iirser gu i5 allen
8e,icbunacn bin. 9icie Grcibc berltc=
ben bic @inocr Der 3cit nidt, iurbcn iic
iid nid)t INNER in nod mcbrcblinaen
ocruirccn, biz ibnen bas 81 icin n, mas
lie iein iollen. 9Sas niitt bic, mos
niibt politii@e Grcibeit obne ttlide?
@ian labt Elm Eantbertbier los, { Micu>
idcnfrob aus sebt. @iau sibtrn Elm
blintcnoes Me1cr il, bic Sanb, u iic iid
iclbit bic Sebncn abidneioen. ub bod
;uror 2id)t iuerben in aerter, eb@tfanz
gene ans 9inausfonmeu benfe,, ionit
remit er nit oem &opf iibcrallno GER
t6la9t fi@ eber bic 9irni id)ale, els Greie
9elan9t. Das 2idt ober 1T bcfe bimn,>
lii@en llrfprun9s, uno Der Tror, ber cs
ieinem @iloperfc brin9en lpill cs pom
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= Mcr 8riefc 'abicnbct, mub. barouf ciut

T. @er 8riefe 'abicnbct, mub barauf cine
>Drci. Gent <Warte flebeu. Sebcs Nino ipeib
oas unb bod 9ef9iebt es oft nidt. go fano>
ten uns $. 8rinfm II uub 9. gS IT,
rup jeber ,einen 8ricf nit ber Nuh0iuna ber
!esten Yreisaufaaks. 9Seil teine Marte ouf
ben 8riefen tpar, ipuroen bieielbcn nod @a=
ibin9tou aeianbt. Son boct aus wurocu mir
aufseforocrt, fir jeoen 8rief sine Nlarte gu
ienben; tuas uns a11iammcn l2 Gents toltete.
IlS mir nnn i@liebIid bic Briefe erbiclten, mar
in benz cinen cine ridtige, III bcm anbcrx cine
unridtise Nu1ofuna unicrer slufsabe. Do
uns f@on mcbrfa1 8riefc obne Martcn suac<
fouot marbcn, Die mir baum nit ooppcltem
Yorto ausl0ien mubtcn, 10 MAIDEN mir oarauf
oufmcrfiam, eob es gang ber9eblid lit, in 3u<
flnft Briefe obne Marfe an unS al ichbeu.
@ir werecn oieielben cntiuebcr nidt auelSlcn
ODER falls mir bieicS tbun, perben mir bic 9(a<
men e:r 9bieneer, bic 10 uadlaiii9 iinb, ber>
0ifentliden.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-11

- Gdle1te 3eiten, Stnrrn, Sagel, 9Sailer>
Futb nnb llleberidpemmung 70 fla9t man
bon allen Seiten. 9lud) mir D0reu 6aS oft
malls unb iii9leu es nod bei1er. Die 4reiie bcr
8robftoffe tuerbcn bo1er uno bod miiilcn uniere
@oiien allie Sage eiIei,. gSir bitten uniere
qefcr, bas ME au bcr9eilcn u,b 'nnierer .@ai<
fen ftcts du geoenfen. QSas iuir bon benz Gin
5elnen erbitten, ift ia nidt biel. 3ucrf Bit
ten tuir al(e. slbonnenten,. unier Waiicnblatt
in,ner 4. balten ,,ne no mD9lid} bafiir 81 for
gen, oab Die 8abt Der Nbonnenten iidl ber<
mcbre. Sc mcbr 8ldtter tuir in bic @elt fen
oen, nm 10 ,nebr 8aiientnabcn fonnen 'pir
gen Yrcis ipertb on ild ielbi, aud ipenn cs
nibt fir Die @aiien ousacseben niirbc. Scr
Serausacber ielbit aibt fidj ale Wliibe bas
8latt fit bic 2efer iebrrcib, crbaulid un6 um>
terbalteno 5u MAIDEN. St bcrlanat bufiir fei>
ncn Gent unb bat aud bis iebt fir feline iabre>
lau9e Wiiibe teinen anbern 2oDn crbaltcn, ols
Gorge, Summer unb 9scrbrub. Nber cine Nu>
3abl beimatblofer @iuoer boben burd) hcn @a<
ienfrennb cine. fatbolii6e @eimatb crbaltcn
unb iino 70 bc'n &eroerben entriilen tporoen.
llnb bieie Stiuber iollcu gu broben tatbotil6eu
@briNen crjosen tucroen, tuoau alle Nbonucn.
ten uns belfeu, tpenn iie unS tets treu blsibcn.
Bir bitten a@uei tens uniere 9lbonnenteu,
ben 9erinsen Bstras fiir oas @aiienbtatt itetS
piinftli@ 0oraus;ubc;s sblen. .gSir miiicn oas
Fopier, bic Drudfoiten unb sas @oitporto fit
eie 8latter iebc @ode baar be3oDlen obne
@nabe uno @rbarmen. SIT bas @clb nid)t 6a,
10 fcnn bas Blatt nidt fo,nmen. Dorum
iollte Niemanb I'M &uditonbe blciben nut Der
@e3abluns bes 8aiienblattcs. gSir scben I'M
iere 3eitung nidt bcrous, um cine reidere
eonpagnie nod reidcr du MAIDEN, mir icnbcn
es ni1t in bic 8elt, uni bamit @elb au oeroi:,
men, es lit feinerlei Specialization nit Dem gsai>
ienfre,.nb berbunecn, ionbern ber 6erdusgebcr
1T ein mirflider Gteuno Der @oiicn, her Fd)
taft Iber ieine Strdfte anftren9t, aug berloiIe<
ncn anabeu Der tfirt9e treue @lieoer, bem 9,n,<
mel Seelen uno oer menidliden @efeuidaft1
natlid)e Mitstieber su se,piunen. Dcittcus
bitten mir uniere 2eier, inns bisIpeilen frciu;l.
Zig cine @abe fit bic @aiien 3u fenbeu: SIT
oas @ef@enf bes @in;elncn aud ttein, 10 mad)t
bic srobe 3abl Is bod srob fiir 'uus. Nlic,
licbrr 2eier! tergib in eieien idled)ttn :3citen
Die Moifen nid)t. .@ott mtrb es loDneh; bier
auf @roeu NIT Seinem Geaen unb BORT in ber
@nisteit nit nod grobcrem 2oDue.i
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SCI. Ohio @aiitnfreuno

sutrb bcrausseaeben gum 8cFen bes Von,eroa
Moiienbaufe6 fir !fnaben, ncI1e Anfalt ,u,n
arobten 2beil. bon bieiem 8Iattc abDanaia it,.
pa bic 3obl eer berlafcncn 8naben erob, bas
Yomcro1 Maiienbaus aber beidr6ntf unb arm
1T, 10 bitten tuir alle Menidcnfrcnnoc, bici.
gnitalt burd Nnna1me zines ber foIoeu6cn
@oridIa9e ju untcritiiben:
y Sober, her uns $25. 90 baar ciuienbet, ben,
t@iden mir ben ,r0bio @aiieufreunb" icbe
gHode, 70 lanae er Iebt. Diefe IebensI6nnI;- =
d)en sttonnenten tuersen als Sitter bes Woi,
icnbauies betra1ttt un6 tpirb 10 Ionoc biz
Nnttalt bcfebt, taslid fit fie eebetet
p User inns $1,000 baer einfenbet, bem id,i,
den mir ben r0bio @aiienfreuxo1 10 Sabre
lang jeoe @ode.
s) gsir bitten ale Qeicr, bas @a;icnhous
s!st'e''e" eat eurd cine beliebise @abe ,u unter,
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slbenbs iibte er iid miinblid iisen nuo
Sdreiben.
Sobnion fins balb an, iidj mEif su be-
aftigeu unb bctrot f6om in, 1928 bic
crite Sproiie iener 2eiter, bic eum @ip>
fcl eritcigen iolltc. 9ie Strcenuille
iudbltc i'm ndmlid Il, ibrcm ,an upb
1880 gum Mabnr, ueldcs Ieb,t ct orci
Sabre cinna1rn. 9as Sabr iob i'm
i6on I'M 9auie ber Staotslsgia iuoielbit
CT balo bic al(9cmeinc slufmert auf iid
ang. SIM Sabre 1889 ipurbe enalS &C.
waDlt unb oicute 1910 als Yrial' 'glcc>
tor une lS4l alS StaatS>Se Su ben
Sa1reu ls43 uSb lS45 iab CT r. Staa>
tens GongreB, poiclblt CT bolb II politi.
idcn Gra9cn lebBo ften slntbm1. SIN
Sabre 1S47 obermalS 9cip61It, ols 9lb>
pofat oes &etore1tes hes Graiihuf bon
benz er fclbit berna1 einen 70 eidnetcn
0ebrau@ ma1te, obid,on CT oomals
nadwi,s, oab cS bic Yr0iibcntcnbin mr
IS Wfat ausaeiibt battcn. Sobticb bar
auf bis 1853 i'm Ser. Stooten i1c, ipor>
auf CT nad) cincm luunterbrol 0iGbriz
gen Dieni ite baum gum. @ouucron Scn=
nehee setuIblt unb i'm Sabre lbcrmals
9emablt purbe. slm 7. Dc,cn67 nobm
CT gum riten MlaIc oIs Sen oblAon
nidts i'm bolltn Ginflonac nit Yartci,
ieinen SiP I'M Scr. @taotcn @tn. 8eim
Nusbrudc Der &ebolution blieniou ocr
Union tren, 10 oaB mon om December
1860 i'm in MempDiS III cffaientc uno
er i'm Npri( 1861 bel ieiner Niidb Mcm>
pbis oifcntliN iniultirt murbc. lod) icin
erifer slmtstermin i'm Scr. 6 Scnate
abgclaufcn mar, mo1te i'm 2inm Nlili>
tdr>@ouoerueur bon Scnncilcctri9abc>
General, ,pelheS Mmt aud Sob,fort au>
nabm uns 70 lan9c beDiclt, bis 4. Nt6rs
1865 bas smt eines Der. Staiccpraiiz
oentcn antrat, tpobei ct iciucn b in 10
betruntenem 3ultanbe able9te, bidt ciu=
NAL mebr suiamucnban9eno f fonnte,
Was oamalS iii, 9a,Sen2anbe eiucmeincn
Sbrei Der Gntrii flung beranl'slm l5.
Npril 1866 trat icne Sdanbtbote Nbra=
bam Qineoln bos 2eben foi itet'slnorcw
Scbnion ia1 ii@ alS Yraiiocnt |. staa'
ten All.
Ct mar Der II. Yrdiioent bcr5toatcn
unb icin Sermin errcid)te 4. 800 icin
Gnbe. SIN Sauuar 1875 ipurbel Scna<
tor oer Ser. Staotcn eriuIDlt. nc bcf>
tisc &ebe aeaen ben icbisen Eral madte
i'm bcmcrflid uSo jcbt bat oebittlid,e
Sob bic merfmiirbige aufbablS6nei>
ocrs, bet FraIiocnt bieicr 9lorrRepublif
eciuoroen lit, plobli@ abacidnitt
slltacmein lit bic Srauer i'm Sob
SOLUTIONS, bes lctten Der II Etcn, bic
@rants Soradnaer march.
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= + d nj len.

seoet abonnent, bsr fir ben uSbio @aiien,
treuno" $3.50 beSa6lt, tann seaen giad.abIuna
bon so Gents bic folarnbc Vramie erb9Ifen
MuetRjab! Gatbolii1cs @ebetbnd, ton
Or. s. Rou:len, i" in bcqucmem 9afdenfnr<
mot, gut gebunec,,, init edtc,i, @oItid,,iitt nnb
Sitelbilb, 700 @eiten fart Ser pabenbrcis
btefes trcflidcu @ebetbudcs 1T $1.2o. 0;e
sbonncnten oes vSbio @aifenfrcunS" erboi<
ten 6as Bud portofrei fiir uur so Genta
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Sun, Bcften Der @aifen

ocrtalten tulr gcgcn baare 8esabluua
tY 1utrelcn 1lt6 @dymn&fad @a
Siefe Sdmudi ia1en iinb d toolbbi a t.
tirt une es beripunbert fid Sober. Der uniers
S9mudiaben geieben bat, iber Die feline Mr.
belt uno ben bil1i9cn Breis.,
., Mir baben iekt folsenbe wceenitdube ;ur
Scrienonng borratDie:
grmbanber, bas Yaar s3O0
ebarn.s, @laube, 9ofiuuna uno Qiebe
oaritellcnb, bas Ell = 300
stnoere Gbarms 100
}tn9errinac, boS Gtiid 100
Sbrrinae, bas Ysar loo
Nreu3e fir 9amcn, hos Stud 100
$rnitnaoeln fir 5crrcn, nit 8reu,cn,
lno onocre, aas Stiid 100
Sd'!obd)cn ooer 2odets, bas Stiid loo
Brold)en fir 9amen, 6as Gtiid loo
Stubs fir 9erren; bas ct 100
Yradtbo0c llbridliiifel, oas StiiS ZOO
Alle @egenit6nbe babe,l ben bollcu Wcrt6.
,nande fofsen anoersuo bas bcppelte unS brei.
ta9e nnferer Freiic. Sci Giufeneuua Der Sc.
1tciiutacn acbe mon aeunu on, tpoS oeniinid,t
iviro, 10 'ucrocn mir bic @citclluns aemau aus
fiibren.
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- r 4 M icu.

r 8cr inns bic NbreiIen bon . ncuen s(bou,
nenten une $500 fen6et, erbalt ais Yr1mic
cine ber obiaen Sdmudia1en im @ertbe bon
ri 90. - @er uns A neue slbonneuten unb
$500 fenoct, ertdlt SdmudiadJcn i'm
SStrtbc bon $500. = Sir 6 ncuc Nbonneutcn
slcbcn mir S6mudia1en i'm 8crt1c bon $500
nno 70 fur ie tueitere 9 gbonncnten. Dorum
1olltcn iidJ Illc bemiben, bic 3abl unicrer
slbonncntcn gu Ocrmebrsn. So ctpas lit nod
ni1t bagepcien ieber Sammler bon slbon,
nenten bilft ben Baiicntiubcrn uno crbGlt ba<
fiir cinen yobn bon Soft, uno aud mir belo1<
o'cn fcine Niibe ourd toitbarc Sd,uudioden.
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" Infer Naent fir Cincinnati, ., @err
Sotepb Mebm!ng, tpoDnt an oer 2inuitrabe 60.
1S8.
r llnler sl9ent fit Columbus, g., Serr
1eltr @a9ner wobnt an bet 5. Strabe Np.
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HS@ ,@ue Briefe, Befeuunsen, Mnfnosen, gorrer
tponbenaen,. .@elbienbltngen &C. abreiiire man an
gseu. solep9 Sefans, Rouerop, @siss 60. D.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-11

Nay Mue 9riefe, peld,e bas 8aiienbaus betreifen
fMb su ahreffren:
ssrot9rrs Of st. Sramtis, Yeuerop, y.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-24

It is related that the greatest of physical
paradoxes is the sunbeam. It is the most
potent and versatile force we have, and yet it
behaves itself like the gentlest and most &C
commodating. Nothing can fall more softly
or more solemnly upon the earth than the
rays of our great luminary-not even the
feathery flakes of snow which thread their
way through the atmosphere, as if they were
too filmy to yield to the demands of gravity,
like grosser things. The most delicate slip
of gold leaf, exposed AS target to the suns
shat. is not stirred to the extent of hair,
though an infants faintest breath would set
1t into tremulous motion. The tenderest
of human organs-the apple of the eye
though pierced and bufetted each day
by thousands of sunbeams, suffers no
pain during the process, but rejoices in their
sweetness, blesses the useful light. Yet few
of those rays, insinua ing themselves into
mass of iron, like the Britannia Tubular
Bridge, will compel the closely-knit particle
to separate and will move the whole enorm-
Gus fabric with as much ease as giant would
stir q straw. The play of those beams upon
our sheets of water lifts up layer after layer
into the atmosphere, and hoists whole rivers
from their beds only to drop them again in
SHOWS upon the hills, or in fattening showers
upon the plains. Let but the air drink in a
little more sunshine at one place than at an
other, and out of it springs the tempest or
the hurricane, which desolates u whole region
in its luna'ic wrath. The marvel is that q
power which is capable of assuming such q
diversity Of forms, and Of producing such
stupendou slresults, should come to us in so
genie, SO peaceful. and so unpretentious a
manner.-British Quarterly Reuie,o.
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but the demand ia limited. 10000 fb shoulders
sold on private terms. Shoulders are quoted at
934@93c % ID. aud dealers are jobbing them at
BAC0N-Good supplies and fully 1sc . ID low
er for sides. Quoted nominally at loc for shout
ders, 10 for clear rib sides, and lac for clear
sides, and no demand. Dealers are jobbing at
&c abve these prices. 10 casks and 81 boxes
clear rib sides sold at 1875, the latter on tlme
and 80 boxes clear sides at lac, time.
HAMs-Are in light supply, and quoted at
161al017c for choice sugar-cured, 1870 i6c Tor
brands less in favor, 140115c for inferior and
ordinary; jobDing at the outside prices.
BREAKFAST BACON-Dull and lower, and
offering at Ice y ID.
LARD-Is in light supply and in good local de-
mand at 144c Tor tierce packers and 1870
1870 for refined; key 15@154c, respectively,
bucket 51a0i534c u 10. 20 tierces refined sold
at l4$c, and % terces, to arrive, at t. lb.
The job demand is active.
PICRLED PIGS FEET-Are quoted at 50 u
PIG PoRK-Is selling at s12 25@12 50 = half
Dbl.
RUMP PORK-Is selling at $50 1, Dbl.
PRIME MESS PORK-Is sci ing on orders at
% u Dbl.
CORN IN BULK-No stock on hand, but SELL
ers are prepared to deliver here million bushels
at Csc u bushel. The movement is retarded by
the absence OF freight ROOM
WHEAE-Supplles in sacks are coming In
from Texas, but we do not learn of any salss.
WHISKY-Rectifed is dnll and selling only
| in jobbing way at 81 14@1 II for Louisiana
and 81 20 for Western. The stock ON hand is
| small. A lot OF 20 bbls Louisiana rectlied sold
at 81 Is u gallon.
CORN IN SACkS-Only small lot of choice
yellow comprises the stock on the landing.
Light supply in warehouse. The dem md is
moderate and the prices are lower. 500 sacks
sold in warehouse Of which 200 yellow mixed at
TIC, and 300 yellow at 7Sc u bushel A car load
of yellow sold at 7Sc u bushel.
| OATS-Fair supply and moderate demand al
previous prices 100 sacks sold, OF which 35C
Inferior at 40c $50 do at 42c, 100 do at 43c, 2UC
prime st. Louis at 800 do at 4Sc, 300 at ACC,
and $50 choice Galena at 53c y bushel
| BRAN-Scarce and firm; 100 and 800 sacks solo
at 81 O5 y 100 ID.
HAY-Eght supply and very little inquiry. 20;
bales sold, of which 65 prairie grass at si7, A
prime at s24 so, so choice at s26, and SO choic
at $27 y ton.
RICE-Fair demand. The stock is accumula
ting. Strong tendency in favor of actual tare
We quote at wholesale Louisiana No. 2, 303s4c
common 41a015c ordinary 5A@51ac, fair $40
&c, good 81 l@62sc, prime 611aa965sc u ID.
| COFFEE-fhe market Is dull at lower prices
Stock in hands of dealers 10000 bags; in frs
hands 3543. We quote cargoes: Ordinary Il
@lS1aac, fair 9a4Gn2Oc, good 2014 @2O1ac. prime
2034tG2lc 70 10. Job lots, ordinary 1S1a 80 tos4 c
fair zO14 @2O1ac, good 2l@2114c, prime q 1a@2ls4'
| u it.
BAGGING-Lght supply and good demand
Domestic jute is quoted at Wholesale at 1917 q
1917, retailing at 14c u yard. India 1919 al
wholesale and at retail IL 10 % yard.
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Useful Recipes for the Shop, the House.
hold. and the Farm.

Varnish brushes should never be allowed to
touch water, as it not only Injuries the elasti-
city of the hair, but resinous substance is
formed in the hilt of the brush, which can
never be thoroughly removed, and which will
work out little by little when the brush is
used, destroying the CLASSY surface which
otherwise might be obtained.
Paint intended for outside work, which will
not be protected by varnish, is mixed as fol-
lows: Crush the color if in Jumps, and mix to
a stiff paste with linseed oil, boiled or raw
the latter is preferable; then, if dark color,
add brown Japan or gold size, in the proper
ton of one-half pint to gallon of OIL; in a
light color, use patent drier in similar guam
titles.
A large stick of cypress timber will rot eft
cypress lemons, or lemons of any other kind
of timber (if put together when the cypress
is green), if kept under shelter. Cypress will
dry rot itself, if over Is or Is inches square:
and green oak of any kind, - inches square,
will rot a dry ! inch pin OF the same wood,
if dry, and driven tight to exclude all air.
Horses will work much more easily, and
lose less of their effective force, by working
abreast, than when they are placed in single
file. If our horses are to draw load in one
wagon, it is better to have q long double
whif1etree, with span of horses on each side
of the tongue, than to have one span placed
before the other.
A skillful sawyer. in saving log into
scantling, which he knows will spring, will
first mark off the ends into outs; and then,
after saving once through on one side of the
log, will saw slab off the other side, and
finish in the middle. By this meaus the
lumber will be about as true as if the timber
were not inclined to spring at all.
Chimneys are excellent lightning conduc.
tors In view of Which, it is recommended,
first, that they be kept clean; then, that al
the CRATES in house be connected by means
of strong wire, such as is used for telegraph
purposes, with piece of metal in the earth
or with the iron gas or water pipes.
Advertisements in the Want and Rent column il
the BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
for fifty cents each
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PROGRESS OF FLYI, G MACHINERY.-A new Steer
ing balloon, by Smitter, is being exhibited, sus-
pended in the middle of the Alcazar, in Paris.
The measurement is only 6000 cubic feet, but the
balloon is SO light that, when filed with pure by
drogen, it must float. A considerable sim Of
money has been invested in it, and great ability
has been displayed in the construction. Although
no practicable result in open air may be hoped
for, it is wonderful piece of clockwork. In con-
nection with this subject, it is stated that, for
several months past firm Of engineers have
been experimenting privately at the Crystal Pal
ace with an aerial steamer of a novel and promis-
ing character, weighing 100 pounds. Expert
ments are stated to have proved the capability oil
two vertical screws, each twelve feet diameter, to
raise weight of 100 pounds; the steam engine,
with water and fuel, forming part Of the weight
50 raised to the extent Of so pounds. The power
exerted by it is equal to two and half horses.
The communication of motion is given by verti-
cal axis emanating from the car.-Ndture.
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INNocUoUs MATcHEs.-The Figaro told q
thrilling story the other day about wicked
cook who tried to poison . whole family by
boiling box Of matches in the soup. Stung
by remorse, she confessed her crime as soon
as the soup was eaten, and doctor was sum-
moned post-haste He found the family well,
but quite alarmed. "Did you use govern
ment matches" he inquired of the weeping
culprit "Yes, sir" was the reply. "Then
there is no danger, whatever; there is not
enough phosphorus on whole box Of their
matches to poison fiy."