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, 1876-01-10

tho SANG aoufco "henco shs5 saemaosan nts', nnys
ush"u tnon; anu ~" tu@s % ~ Auu" III. .t".
~ IN oshcntiaa 10 AZ Eooo 9tlnShtu.' ' .9a n.u
pintt!, or manctoNHnesa' or 1nHte"'s' ~ euoe1>
tana 70 purge ont AL 'taces ot w.. -,zt,t ,,.,
nas 1nebo i1eo *e"uon 'n.p W. a..,Io no.
nal,s the on'y onnos'ny 70 nno ~" ,r n,'. s,N
tNsn,,aF oook " l16 Mo,.n .Ast.M"t "ulan, anu
snat II is, theretofo uhcu'1ol'an 10 'eo asf""s7'
henae VI ~ 10 nitp.a.c u, II. r>. a;.., ,,t,,.
!. HlaCilat ninohx ateMulsnss aut o'ei'''''s
u tns aoil"".hS arc " " u'esesatue" ,,
q. Homau!ss ennsctenca|pecahee tnnt .ul. :utu'
W piiettciaI, piko'1}' 'utoAashase' seFo'setis"'
"nu HeutAi ~ ha.o.f. ,,,, ,,,,r,,
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tnoao 10 "'.l.,u eelpensason ~ ~ oc,ns vi IN
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!l;e! w tne lenSueE. :'Iu Wv pe~1 III, ~ 20 ".su
20 lauint'se the fe'.1'ala "a ear Wn passages
t1o", "hlc,i tno mno.T u. ooa ~ n.t liz s.
Has oeeh oeuacsa. 1Mo s'o"to" nu,s' 'no t.,d
.a'us, ~. so 2ur INV" VA NV ~
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tenat-lna. wv a. Wv "p1 tst ~, "too. ~ ~
1oim oi ltee iossaaatsns; " sseas ~ ~ ,n,l w.
Ifauu ny nec..s. nhe y" aent 20 eash, ~ 49,, ~.
ntua'H ~ as.a S'aat ~ raa tic o,'nr
,soio nm ~ H.. - 1,n, !, uso. v I,ror ~ fhn
M%cn. % y. .u1 n'n.e' = NV ~ sto,t,t H. ~.
nu.o, , 49, tno fUston VI - ~. .i.arn - ,t H.,
ouuss @ ;;,1. .asa Ky. ,auE -. M itiI u. ' "
"oSs,h Gstry "t h u;.s =, o,,r ro,;,,c. n nj,
~" siAsu1 ~, ~ .In ~ I",s ~ ~.
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n.n,na ~ ~ H., ~ snr"uti,r raI
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, 1876-01-10

MAINE.



AunusrA, Ma, Jan. G.--Thb following IL nn
abstract Of Gov. Connor'o r,osssgc, which vas
delivered 10 tho Lcg;atatu1e this afternoon
Tho bonded debt Of tho staso, Jan. l, 1875, was
s7,0aY.i09. It ia now S5,9i0,400. Tho rrcaent
mt Indebtedness OF tho State, dcdnct.ng tho
sinking funds, IL <5,aT2, G3s.a3. Tho Eahk Ix-
aminor 1onorls aIxty.four aayinga bsuka in op-
Grafton III tho htate. Tho deposits for tho yoar
onding Nov. 30, 1s75 amountedto $50. .0B3, ,3i4.1s,
IN ipcreaao OF sl,01t. .350.55. Tho only rcrnain-
In: S.a!e bouts not finally disposed Of arc
ISL Ecroa OF settling lands unto!d, aud 49,
OFT ncren for which csrtftcateH haYo boon given
to setslcrs. Tho rsil1oads In the s!ate are eail
to ID tn an improved and excollont condition.
One hundred aud soyeusy-ilye foreign and do
tncstic Insurance. companies Lad authority 10
do bt.a'slcfa n tie s:ata during tho past year.
Tho State Prison hhH heen 70 far affected by tho
lroetrattnn OF tusttcua that tf4e o1ceas Of OK
rcndltu.o oyor ,nconin has BEEN :6,100. Tho
Trdaseca Of TIN Stats College Of Agriculture re-
port yeur OF gratifying B1coess. aud AK for
additional bntd!ngs. 1tIo College has lis stll.
dentd. The Governor discusses tito agricultural
interests Of tho State. aud refers In vaEul terms
70 tho various fsatHfds, among which aro the
bett-sGsar Industry mud clucao MAnufactuto.
Sixteen tlionHand tollnlH will ba uoedsu this
yesE fos the ilofotnt School, which Ids ia in
insteb. stops should 10 taken toward tho limit
alton, ny law. Of city anl town indebtedness aud
TAXATION. Tie Centeuniat IL commended, aud
tho Governor eaya that Mhine has u fixed oono!u-
son upon sae subject OF tie Proh:tttory Ism aud
It's AuccctH.
Tho iiouso decided tho matter Of contested
saata giving sha seats occupied by David tiolivr.
OF Boigravo, Republican, and T. IIanion Of
WstefEille Democrat, 10 H.. I. W5n!an Demo-
c1as. and Nhthauisi Msades, lscpuGlicsu. both
branches, in convention. tiIen died tho VACANCY
In thu First Senatorial District BY the election
Of U. q. Hraclctt u Henntor. ln tho afternoon
IN Joint convention, &. J. ChadIoaEne mas eect tei
Acere.ary Of State; L. a: Emory. Attoruey-usn sn-
cEal, aad ]. +. C.lley, Adjataut-Gouar.l.
, 1876-01-10
MOODY AND 5anKEY,

tn1tAnEL?:::A, Jan. 9.-Tno .loody aal SAN
key meetings to-day rero well attondcl. At tho
s u. III. hcrvico 5,oSy porscna woro present. A.
tito Afternoon md evening services the building
WAS packed. Tho afternoon service WAS for
women, ,nni tho evening Borylco for l1on.
Ia TUG morning Sir Moody epoko upon Grace :,
aal iu tho Afternoon aud osGuinE preached
u SERMON Uu "Tle Loro Of God, aud VIA. u3
Lid for I'LL Clllldlen,' showing how lilo Come
tunes put;shes thrm bccnussof H!a love for them.
Tho inquiry -r,urus Wu,o crowded, aud tho
grcatest posaibia intefoct ia manifested In tho
revival.
, 1876-01-10
ALLEGED etapezz LEMEhT.


BLoo,tiNoroN, III, Jan. 0.-E. =. Young, who
for eomo tir1o wan agout Of tho bennington Ma
chino Company at Bloomington, and vino waa
removed by tho Company some months ago. was
arrested last night n this city upon tho or1or Of
G. N. Daily, Gencral Agent Of tho bennington
Company, upon d charge Of cmbezzug between
$o,Djo ao1 s., ,ooU, alleged to have been paid to
him for tho Company by Ito pat7una- Young
natis q doctar at Hudson and thb Postmaster at
tlinior. IIe gave boads in tho SUM Of $1,000,
and wtll hayo an examination to.morruw.
, 1876-01-10

hrn n h1A it1nh md
h. an,; rocoiiocs xcninc vor sovcrsi t,rss rSs.,
rSsrmin1 oonn sso, 3tnrr "s.sn >HSs W,. Mnsa
Won aud ynur fau,,lv rooI hs,ttf ,nn.,n. gnrs
frniv yn,'rss ' e0S' Tnu. iins~ 1s'5
1->@'''' "t'
ssrcq rr,ro- -,,v1u rovr,.,tpo q,
AEo EiAlS'uaiS CVNlElltOkAlnS."
......-.....- --- .....
a Fronch view os tho United Htnsos.
t"rrtspondtneh Lotfon Ttmes.
rAE1a, nec. 20.-Whto NJ. Lsboulayo, an TN.
disgnisad aatntreF Of American Institutions, has
hea.led niovelnont for monument Of FraucA
assistance 10 tho untcd States, mich he regards
Rs tho brightest spot IN tho history OF tho otcfen
reaiiae: . work hhs juat bean published which.
by Implication At lcast, condomns that Inler-
yentioI, attributes to tho c5lon'al rsrlod ADD to
American posilt!es. aud ,.oids Up tho Tai.ed
statcs ns a warning rati1os. than m example. l.
is entitled " Los Etats.Cnis Oontenporans"
1t'd rs anthot Is u. Claudia 1annct, Of AK, IN
fFovonco. It Is introauoaa BY letsof from u.
10 plsy,, tho founder. Of sho Union do Ia raix
Soclalo," which, Wills acknowledging tho good
intcntiont VI 10 Tocquavl!lna Heil.known work,
declares that s'uco lsotlaAcAu'a "contrat socisl,s
~ book haa exercised 30 fatal "a tniiueuce On
French deeti'lioa. DO ToclneSilao. ho mnn-
tains. !lke Ln FAyatto. aacuhod to
democtatlo institutions tho ovldoncos Of
prosperity really due 70 Tho moral
induced tho upper classes OF France. to abdsc.to
n fnvor or lho nahHes, thstoad OF recovering
their influence. Ike tho English hrstocIscy, bya
good but, aeoming Tho existing order OF things
itToir1nvab!y doomed, Ac was mistaken In chooa.
lug tho lower o'Asacs ~ tho aaonta Of tho moral
fcform ho desired. Whateyor mny bo thought
tied 10 romArkng That since Tocqnnyllos visit
American inRtitutions hare beea materially
modified. Ihe Bepsrhto ssatea' hb points
cut havo btcomo rtotlucos. with oonalderabls
powora OF local Gosornnlent-powefs which
hoem likely TO bo gradually dltnipishod. lis
etfohRiY condenus thIa tendency 70 contrnIf2a.
, 1876-01-10

FEpFuKEE OF THE EHTsEEEp VIET3M.
.saeetal D,.paieh b 3,hs ch,eaao 3y'ouns.
1Np1AsApoLIa, jan. 0.-uoorso J. 1fatHhnll,
who nns recently assaulted and nsnsly killed at
Great Bond, Knu.. waa formerly farmer, ro-
siding ncar Alexandria, In this slato. sud not
Anderson. Ill tclogrnphoa from Knnsas, Ho
anoa Tsa sudasns ls 1 10 A s
leaving dobtB unpaid amounting To 1,500. Ills
porsonai property has bcsn attached. Ills VITO
accompanied him part Of tho way on his
Journey, but returned home week ago.
, 1876-01-10
JUDICIAL DECISION,

Special Dtsrateh to 7hs Chicago 1ttbuns,
LANSING, Mich, Jan. 0.-The cuao Of FosdvA
Loons, involving the titlo 10 tho land On which
the city OF Ludlngton Is located has bean ds
csdeA ln favor Of tho p0ro Marquette Lumba
Qompany.
, 1876-01-10
5HE ERIE CANAL SUITS.

SpAt,ai JItpateh to The Chieaco Tribune.
BUFFALO. N. y, ian. o.-Tho tsial OF tho
Hon. Gcorge D. Lord for bribery draws noar
tho close. Tho evldencois xll in and tho suu,-
ming up commences to-no ROW. Five ycArb in
Sicted.
, 1876-01-10

spetfnI Dffpofck q tbs Chtc.loo Tribune.
1Sp1AsApoLtB, Ind, jan. 9.-Duflng dauco
at Now Drnnsm,ck. Doons County, Friday night,
Samuel Bolcher quarrsled with q man named
Adnoy. Tho fosmor knocked tho lattor down,
whcu ho rose and. scizing Dolchor by tho head,
stabbed him in tho abdomcu. almost dlsombowot-
iug lini. AdnoY escaped.
, 1876-01-10
FINANCIAL,

New YoaK, Jan. 0.-0eor8a ". Daalo d ca,
No. IT Nends street, largo WOODEN doalets, has(
bueptpdGd.
, 1876-01-10
-S5'NHGRE.
E1llIiiI, stt.AnrY


Speeta. Htsyt.tcn Ia I'he chseanp Triotne.
krN1aortE1.p. ILL.,, jan. D.--Eishop afcLnron
uaAcB an episcopal vis1tatton to this partsh. at
riyiug lcro to. morrow oyonlng. lie hoda ro-
ception 1t the rcGidcucc Of Judge Tseas to-mor-
row night, and on Tuosdny, psosides over a
quarterly Meeiag Of tho Diocesan Board OF
1iissiuus.
BLOOMINGTON Nsws.
Slit fd{ Lxpt:tth u 1.as CItsEd1 I,F1tuHf.
1}Loo.IiHoroS, ILL.,. Jan. 9.-JudEa John E.
Met!am aho for over llty years has been sctiys.
ly engaEou IL S;.uday-senool wo:ii, mud nearly
forty yaars OF that titno in NEoo.nlngton, ra-
signed to-dGy al superintendent Of tho ltethn-
dist EplEcopa! Church school, md Waa succeeded
by Capt. Frank J. Fltzwtlletu.
Considerable excltoneut tud Soma Indignation
vas excited Ly LII. Hobbs, pnstUr OF tic Cl,iH-
t:Asl Church, WEu il aal1nou. attacked the C1,-
teIliilEl Aeaaciataa. who are preparing, to giye
inyitaGuuA to d lca!,-ycar bull 1T tho Ashley
Uuuso. D1. iIohbB inVeisLo eloquentlY a3ninht
dancing in general, md tLA t,all in particular.
Au tho CcHteou.al association Ii composed Of
tho 1oa1inE lAioa Of mos. or tho churches OF tho
city, lis ~osds 81 straight to tho AomoH Of tho
lest paup'e.
MADISON, Y1s.
sIetIa& f}ttatet " Ihe ET,ed1o TF.bun:,
2iADlRo2t, Mis-, JAsl. Y.--DnlinS sho wee: OF
prayer largo union rnootinEs AAYo bosn hold
l.sro uightlg, Nnd the trRtetnaI lcalug Of eAs-
neatne,u mud Interest shown liaH been tclnatkl-
lie. Despite tho varY bad weather, the .arEcat
church wGa we'll filled At tho uulon mcetInH ot
tho Congregational. prssbyterian, Baptist, and
.irtllo:ilht congregations, nddresasi by thuit
3'astsrs. Tue meetings. arc to be kept up suis
MetE. and Whittso aa1 Hiss arc 0xpe1ted Ia
h1,tnd neg: we1k hofo. Tie praspacta OF TO-
slTal Of rol1gton Aeto ero rcgas1cd ho:tur than
rfcr bcfYr9,
, 1876-01-10

THE WRECKED oHfHEUS.
SAN FRANCrsoo, Jan. 0.-Tho examination OF
Capt. sa~yer, on achargo Of wrockEng tho Or
phous, resulted In lA discharge.
, 1876-01-10


CrftsR'fAirsKe AmtTrdn itrarilie.
psE 1lLuFy, Aik., Dec. 20.-Ou the evening
or night Of tho 9Th Inst yo.ne hounds ia hu.,a,,
form euterod the Hebrew Cemetery Of pino
Hun nnd committed Ill tho devastation that vas
In their power. Tho monuments 10 tho numbor
Of about ss1enly-Ayo We're overturned. md two
th!1da OF sh0tu broken to atoms, tho foot
torn cut, tho shrubbory and tiowosa pIAntad On
tho gtaTes of tia uoad by their sor-
rowing relatives wero upsooted, tho
grayes themselves trAmplea upon aud
detllal and finally III atteMrt
WAS made to flto largo piue treo standing
wNhln tho incloauie, IN orlar to burn what ltttt4
shs villains woFo unabto 10 destroy. {Inus tile
pamo ot this place aud State III largo capitals,
lsss people should thluk am writing froIn homo
province OF Turkey Of Morocco, aud not from
the civilized E.sse ct ArianHAB.) Many Will
doubtless bslova this statement to bs e1ag-
tcay yesterday, tho kindness of Mr, Louis AR
As,mer having placed buggy n my disposal.
Ihs ground " cleaning adjoining tho
oaher cemeteries OF this community. and lying il.
forest OF blAck oak AID pllp, solnon lat on tho
road an1 vntJ solitary. but tue spot i4 rot with
out natural beauty. aud It's very lonslluees, and
the solemn slloiiao that se.gns e1nept When thu
Hlnd s,gha shsongh sha Plus treoa, add 10 thu
horror with ml'oh We ylew tho usseo1sted rest
| tnK.p!ace Of tue dead, Ivory hes4-stons, e1-
capt = tow which have been replaced, lying
Oh tho ground broken into fsARmo1ts
aud ahoxiuy t1.ccs Ut sucL de1lbesution thAt
We nrn forteA to believe that ii was Tho
! net Of number Of MsD. Hsn1st weighing Two
hundred weight hAvu bstu gftsd bouily out OF
| tls ground I shaft erected 70 tho menosy OF
DO iuatAex of A. Il. Esknk!and. Of Qsuphw. md
, 1876-01-10

city aro explained.
aaotls u follosya:
Notwithstanding the
no civil A:.!aa or llru
tor.ucd aud believes, b
my ons Of tho sAid CO..
no effort made 10 otss1
ptopSrty 10 fraudulent
~ hereinafter ntnttfH,l
bad aver st1ce tho sald
them, ~ Tho plaintiff
natstca, from which
property 70 trsutlu!snt
Able diligence, hArc b.,
procured to ths full e1I
The extenk u least Of It
In tho year ls19, - t
lo1us. ~ sAslXnIasnt
VIZ .aAls by lna ds1
defendant Jaet4on o. 4
Convert tho aAllb into |
said county Or city Ia
tbs said money and psI
which ssztEQnls0t wis
An4 be ka& Epe41Ys4 .
, 1876-01-10

Ats, RCc9klf anu poHtlcAI tlUnOlDy. AWl FrlYAts
&c&loh Will etaly prove. Upon thcso thuc,lhga
sro built the o1ly EuoA things tho Konlaults eau
oier ior tho benefit Of tho worll-theis humh,,e
institutions; Upon thcu also ato placed all
SCHOOLS, cotgca, and tetofmntorica dcsiRned
10 ail civilized uatonH 70 prevent vice. to incnl-
cato virtue, and to mako Intelligent ellizaus.
Nicates saYB tao spirit uf IN nga and nation
works inctHnanty on the Guild. nisa that this 10
lis frat teechus. Therefore cislxatlon-wllosa
root u Christianity, which gsows ous Of the uib!e
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-26
YllRAII,6.

Ruta baga's shouldbc sown tie FIRST
part of this month, IL @sn al ull. We
regard them as rather uncertain in our
latitude. partly on account of difficulty OF
getting them up. The land mnst be
thoroughly prepared, afsi gotten ~ very
tnc tflth. The drills sho,iId be cpened
twe,lt y-cight inches apart, ard well-rut,ed
manure sIruwn in them. with liberal
hand frnlcss the ground is previously richj
or bone dust. .or SOME one Of the super
husphates ~ four hundred Or five hundred
pounds per acre. Ii England almost all
tlse manure. OF bone dust, Or supcrphoSp-
ltaGes. Ucn the turuiprroP, which i eaten
or ly sheep. aud then sowed to wheat and
grass. The English. in this way. use
nincll superpilsphaic aud four OF hone.
After the fertilizer whichever it may be,
Il placed il the drill. lap With double
Alrrow ! forming . slight ridge, which must
be ilattcncd with light roller or rake. OF
a heavy barrel. Us substitute for a roller.
Sow on this ridge with sceder o-by
hand. having iirst opened place for the
seed, With some pointed implement. IL the
sccJcr i net used. One pint will drill an
acre Of lard. II is advised BY some, 10
soak the seed treuty-foer hours before seed
nsg in fish soil. and roll in plaster p,ld
ashes. We have never tried this. Pre-
paratioa should now be made for sowing
She other sariifrs II tnrniPs the irst ofnext
month. Prepare the land as for ruta
sacas.' The White Norfolk or Globe
sud the .scd Toy may very well b. sOwn
iI.e last Of July. il lie preparation has
been properly made. fhe Bel Top. how
ever shv,.ld he sown rather later than the
others. rs Il natures eacIcr and does not
keep 80 we'll. particularly il it ripens ioc
I early. For salad the sowing i not
antil last Of August Or the first ol Septem.
Aer. The Seven Top makes Ike mosl
hardy salad turhip. but the quality is noi
10 good and the market-nren prefer the
Norlalk,, or Globe for that purpose. a,
being the must aa;abls. They 10 nOt stand
cold winters well. and require some pro,ec-
iion. The Yellow Aberdeen IS poPu-
lar turnipfor table Or stock On good
hand. with god csiiisatIon. heavy ero?s o.
tarnips nmy be made. The ruta baga'
may be krpt over for spring feeding, and
the other iurnips used for winter feeding.
Upon the appearance of the plant. while
the dew i III il. sprinkle over it. eyery
morning. small quantity Of SCOT Or fine
tobacco, or buih cOmLined, which will
check the ravages oftbe iurnip Ay.
From the Pltatefaa Farrer.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-26
GOING EAST. GOING WEST

attNf ~ NtcHrtofus Iu.sU
Passengcs trsia kasInr Iialeishes ifsgs IN
rs'nhreis n tiFreibors uiih ~ Ss,ni hesn l,,n
tfatn; lnaking the qnirks--t finis 10 III Ss,,tl.
riilr-. Aer mmoslaf.nn Trair ieasing liaeIg, \,
-, y N ronmvis wilh Northern I.,und fr,i,.
4 tirren.l-sr. fer Rkhnsnnd aud sll ,..lnl, saa
i'rlre II Tirksss ssiIl,e n sks sflsr rutitss
ltsrumnsssiadlan Trails hayinx asrrcnsl,.re A
!. 10 y ~. rUnnerf st sguhl<i,arn with Nurfbern
anil sentirrst i,annh Trains on The wiImin.,n,,
and Wrl,ion kailrna,i. 80. :
lynrhlssrx Accommodation have rlehmosa
DAILY 10 b.a = NJ. mrisr III Bird e,ilI. n .s
. NJ. lrsse Burkcyiilc .Ies n. m arrive ., Rirb.
lnnnd 4.;si ui. fs.,3 s. a " -'5'''''
fnllman f'a asr rars aa ~ night train. leiwese
tharlotie and kkhnaoDd. tsi.houi rllangr:
No Change Of Cars between Charlotte
and Richmond. PSI Miles.
PaperSilrf hasr arrsa-sarns- fa advertise m.
.cledalr % ihi, eomIaly win pLasr lnini a. :.
fer further lnfssnplIas s,lirr~s
JOIN II. NAcNUEDU, tirn1 Pas. Aga,
!, kithnond, Va.
Il. ~. X. TalrDrr. ~ 3 qgfi,eytr 4 ~ tst
Ensin.vr and Superintendent.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-26
THINNING FRUIT.

Among MY native trees wss one which
yielded large crop Of small apples. each
alternate year. They were OF a hnc flavor
bu, 50 smali ii size that the were worth
lessfor marketing. Te,ause them II in
crease in size. ll,inned ont the small
lnanchcs after the fruit had formed, TAX
fus on about half the fruit. Oh gather
ng the apples firm this three IN the fall
II found them nearly ,lanhlc the size 81
IrrcyiSns years, and abont the nsaal guam
,iitym bushels. alse fonna tho tree
blusscnei ahsniaatly ,he ensaing season.
aud ~ picking of about half the fruit.
when abs.ut the size Of gooseberrics. the
tree yields fruit every year. - M,,ine Far
Mer. &
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-26
rnEyESTiox o. moo cnoLERA.
FARMERs BoYs.

An intelligent and thrifty farmer says /:
! but Cor Che cooperation of my boys |
eh,ssld have fsilcd. worked hard. and
~ did they. The eldestis Heaf twenty
ono. and while cbcr boys IN the neighbCr-
heod have left home. mIne have stuck to
me when must needcd their services. ]
ss,ribsiei this result 10 The fact that
have tried 10 make home pleasant Tor them.
have furrnsbcd them with attractive aud
usufal reading; and when night comes.
and the day,s labor Is endel. instead ci
running with other boys TO the railway
station and adjoining towns they gather .
round tle lamp, urd become absorbed 10
fhelr books and papers, Such s sub
aanliaIiy the testimony Of . farmer who
has known I,ou hard tse struggle for foot,
ingon free soil without capital V. and
low valuable and comparatively cheap are
tic sids which COED reading brings 70 him.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-26

Lf0 day 1T home Agents wanted. Outfit
DlL and terms free. TRtE * CO.,
Augusta, Maine.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-26
EsLAnGED AND IMPRovED.
i The Bet Litrwy ,oM Soc,ety Paper
Ii America."


/" The Bet Litrwy pd Soc,ety Poper
IL Amefioa.'
Its lesding denrtmrHi- comprise EdhorIal.
on tepivs "f fresh inlrrcyt: Brilliani iigtnanrc-
and 1'oFtraiturcs of American Life: Editorial le-
views NJ new events 10 the weri.I of Be.lsa-i.ct.
trrs. Painting. sculpture. srieis,r. Music. and
the drama: Original Essayr: Annie Exrefuf,
fFum thr lss-t Eurnissn Wfifrrs, sllry letter.
from Correspondents N ~ the ersssi tapitai. NJ
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-26

to have 20 eject on lhcns The posts can
Ne prepared Tor less than two veuts apaee.
Fer the benefit Of others | will give you
the reclps. Take huilea linseed oil and
,tir il Il palyeriaed charcoal TO the con-
sisicncy d paint. p,st eoat vf tl,is over
the timber. aei ahers i hot man that
will live te see il rot.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-26

RDOOsOOOs
Tbos. Y. Porter. Ex.Gov. Ny. Manager. I
Positively NO r0sTroNEMENr!
LIST OR GIFTS:
/ Grand cash gift 500. 600
II Gram. cash gift 80. 900
Grsnd cash gift 25.U0O
Grand cash gift 20.0OO
Grind cash gift 10000
Grand cash gift 1000
30 cash gifts Of $1,000 80. 600
100 cash gifts d 900 each $4,000
100 cash. gifts Of 4On each 40. 900
100 cash gifts of 500 leach 3O.uOO
200 casI, gifts of 2On each 10000
COO cash gifts II ION each 60.OOu
lO.nOO cash gifts Of IL each 12O.0 00O
Total, ll,l56 gifts. All cash C0O.00O
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets. Sf2; Halves, Sc; Quarters
S.; . Tickets. 500; 2Tl Tickets $500 :
I6i Tickets. 500: 9jI Tickets. 81. .uOO
i0O. 900 Tickets at sl2 each.
Rrmittahcts ran w mlade by Express. bran,
Pert Of~e Money order or Registered LETTER.
made patable % kentiirky Cash Distribution
Company.
All communications eonnertad with this dir
tribufina. aud orders fur ThKrt-. aud apT,lira.
tiolis Of Agents 90 stfl Tfkeis. slsoul e address
edto Hon. TliOS. r. POTTER.
General Manager.
Frankfort ny.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-26

4 correspondent oftic Western Rarnl
mys. 1 discovered isany years ago that
weoi coaill be made 70 last longer than
ran y w ground. but thought tie process
sosimple and inexpensive that il was Dct
wa,,h while making any stir about it. ]
would "A soon haze poplar. barEood o.
ousking ash as sny other kind Of posts.
hasd ikkaa ouibaswood posiss after they
have sdl segoa years. that we're - souHd
.Len ,skrn np ~ ssi,cn illey were first pui
sga n sfuass Tlme nj sea.hcf sceni
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-26
SHRINKAGE or GRAIN.

1t Is said that cfGn losses one-ffth BY
drying, and wkcas onc-foursecnth. From
This The estimate i made that il is more
prvliiabls 10 the farmer TO sell uishelled
corn IN tue fall AZ ~ cents than at 81 4
bnsllel II tie following summer, and that
wheat At SI.2J in December is equal 10
$3.50 IN the succeeding June. N the
case nf Totstocs--iaking thoSc that rot and
are othcrwfse Icss, together With the shrink
age-sherc i little dunbt that between
tD.ialer and June the los 10 The owner
who holds them Is not less than 50 per
cent.
rGEyESTtox 81 moo CHOLERA.
A gentleman living neal JOrcsboro. III.
offers II eat every Iug which takes the a
hove diseasc after the following prevention
shall have been faithfully tried Dissolve
one scaspoanful ofssltpetcr in warm water
for eachh hog. and mix the solution with
the slOls; q &c giten twice week. u
viii also cause lie animals to shed and bc
gcBcrally healthy.