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Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-02-03
JOHNSON dyTY.
JOHNSON CITY, Jan. 81, 1876

EDITORS UNION AND AMERICAN :
During the fine open weather now
prevailing, several farmers have
doie some blowing. Wheat, in
most instances, Is looking very
well. 1T is apprehended that the
fruit will again be a failure next
season.
Aiew- days ago, a man accosted
me on the street:
"What is your name?" ~
"Eph,"
"Ah ha! Well, you amt the
man took you for,' n
81 suppose not. Ihave frequent
ly been taken for him." r
Pause. tfE
"Do you live here?" - 10
"No, | am only staying"
"E-h-m-h-el"
Pause.
"Are you a married man?'
mot to any alarming extent"
"Well, ! just wanted to know.
I've got some wood to sell, and
though may be you might want
some. But l rickon a man that
amt married don't want Wood."
Candidates for Legislative hon
ors + beginning to loom up. l
hear Of several in prospective, but
not sufficiently definite to give
names. &
We are expecting Duff Wilson
up in a day or so. Have no doubt
he will take kindly.
Charley Piper is here tonight.
On business, | suppose, as he gen.
orally has his hands full, and
usually proves his efficiency.
Since my last, Col. Miller has
recovered from his illness, and as
sumed his official duties.
Yours, TRANQUILITY,
Ess EPH.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-02-03

EVIDENTLY our brethren of the
pulpit consider the spiritual reno.
walton Of the pencil whiting pro
fesslon no light job. A North
Carolina preacher offers to be one
of q hundred to pray for the con
version of American editors.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-02-03

Have you any excuse for suffer
ing with Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plaipt? Is there any reason why
you should go on from day to day
complaining with Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Habitual Costive-
ness, palpitation ofthe Heart, Heart
burn, Water-brash, Gnawing and
burning pains at the pit Of the
Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue and disagrecable taste in
the mouth, Coming up OF food after
eating, Low spirits, &c. No. 1t
is positively your own fault if you
you do. Go to your Druggist
and get q Bottle Of GREENS
AUGUST FLOWER for Is cents, Your
cure is certain, but if you doubt
it, get a Sample Bottle for 10
cents and try it. Two doses will
relieve you, 29.eowtf.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-02-03

ifMy. Collie thinks that We have
misstated his subject, he must take
the responsibility upon himself.
1t is the one he gave us. We did
not hear its delivery, as we had
stepped out TO get a drink-of
water. TRAMP.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-02-03
journal of Agriculture and
Farm go. so.

We call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of this
old and reliable Agricultural and
Grange paper that appears in an
other column. 1t has been pub
lished in st. Louis for a great num-
her of years and is the leading pa
per of it class in the Southwest
1t is reliable aud trustworthy, and
if any of our friends desire to take
a first class Agricultural Journa
they can not do better than 20 take
this one. gIr-H y.uE l5 3si
The publishers are making their
weekly report Of the markets Of st.
Louis and other large cities a pro-
minent feature of the paper and
doubtless all will find them anthem
tic and reliable. Give the Journal
of Agriculture and Farmer a trial
and you will doubtless be pleased
and proited 10y 1t. 29-6w.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-02-03
EAST ITEMS.

Cleveland has over thirty bus
mess houses.
No prisoners in the Sullivan
county jail at last reports.
-Jonesboro has a Literary So
cial Club, whatever that may i'm
ply.
Josh Billings will lecture in
the Opera House at Knoxville
Feb, Is.
"A union revival at Liberty in
Sullivan county has resulted in
many conversions.
"A protracted meeting is in
progress at Bristol In the Presby-
terian church.
The Golden Circle is the name
Of a new monthly paper soon to
be issued at Cleveland.
The Herald and Tribune says
some one entered the house of DR..
E. Armstrong last Friday night
and took $37 in cash from a trunk,
-.H .L"NL H'". Pcs "" - 1T. j
AR. Cal Mathes has been
elected Sheriff Of Washington
county, in place of R, H. Young,
deposed for irregularities.
Rev. N. Kef Smith had a
pleasant Christmas surprise when
he returned to Bolivar with his
bride. The ladies of his church
gave them a handsome reception
and many valuable presents.
Mr.. James d. Slemons and
family, who'moved from Jonesboro
to Ottawa, Kansas, last fall, re-
turned recently, satisfied that their
native hills far surpass, for them,
all the glowing attractions of the
Great West.
-Jonesboro Herald and Tri-
bune: We again call the attention
of our citizens, and especially the
relatives Of Mrs. Watkins to her
destitute condition. She hasbeen
quite i'll for some time, and is liv-
ing in an open house, no one to
make her fires or prepare her a
anything to eat except her near
neighbors who kindly favor her.
She ought to have a comfortable
room and some one to pay constant
attention TO her. We hope that
something will be done for her re-
lief. ,ao0p g. sleHfmar EOS.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-02-03

"A full line Of LADIES
STRIPED SHAWLS at II. b
BAKER d Co.'S
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-10
Electricity is Life--S Health.
PaOli'S Electro -VOltaiC Chain Belt.

.NINES continuous current Of Gle ,triciiy
" without shocks, pcrmeates and yiiaiizes the
entire system, Increases the circulation, aids
digestion, regulates the secretions, tones up
tae nervous centres and cures chronic and neI-
sJus diseases. where oil other remedies have
-tssled. IL is endorsed by the most eminent ply.
scians in Europe and America. Send Tor Pam
phlets and L, stmonals. Address
fAOLl BELT Co., l2 Union Square, y. Y.
T. q. BOX. fSss Say what paper.
To the Ia.sHigeaf Public: Ezl
lBeware Of connierleits. Qaackery and iIaIs s.
tiora. The PaOii Electro-S SOltaic Chain Belt
ls the only genuine patented belt in the United
states and Canada and We warn the incredu-
ious 10 beware OF counterfeits, as soma unprin-
oar name and trade mark Tor the purpose OF de-
eeption and 10 foist upon the public worthless
acIeie. 80.
n. b. All communications relating 10 the belt
snould be addressed only 10 tie Cffsce of the
aoli Ben Co., Il Union Square, New York.
Junee-d4w d. - 81 cd.
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n l@-.sa IN al tteir com
pifcated forms. IL is well known that nr James
hks stood At the head of the profe IS on for 20
wears. Are and experience are al-im,,eriant.
Semtnal Weakness, night Losses by dreams
pimPies cn ue lace, lost manhood, ca, positiy-
eiy be cnred. Ladies wanting the most delicate
attention, call or write. Pleasant home 10. p.-
uents. A book for the million. Marriage
1uide, which tells you all aboIt these diseases
who should marry-whT not-l0 cents TO ray
rostage. DIR. James has 30 rooms ans r.rior.
You see no one but the doctor. Cfiice hours,
A. NJ. 10 p. N. Sunday ~ 20 l. All busi-
ness strictly confidential maze dSs-III
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FASHIONABLE MOTIFS.

Figure fans are quite out Of date.
Gold braid is more used for handsome
dresses than was expected.
| Floral fringes for trimming evening
dresses have met with success
-Batiste and silk are being mixed in one
costume this season.
Serge, especially white serge, is very
popular.
Scarf bandeaux on hats have suddenly
come in vogue.
An effort is heing made TO revive the
fancy strsws of 1910.
Silver ornaments are very fashionable
this summer.
-Tunics, with sleeveless jackets, are
worn longer than last year.
For dressy occasions fancy grenadines
are in great demand.
Indian shawls and Persian shawls are
cut up TO make mantles for seaside wear.
-"olonaises increase in variety and
complications.
English mohsir makes a serviceable
travelling dress.
I Flowers, landscapes and birds are sub
jects always fashionable as designs for fans.
Fans hearing Vatican scenes are quite
out of date in Paris.
Strange orname, t. are made of scales
and ciaws, 10 be worn in velvet diadems
and bows.
A hat with pointed crown, made of
coarse straw and called the 'CaIedon," il
popular shape for country wear.
Silver byzantine chains of open pat-
terms, with large cross suspended ON them,
are much worn.
bathing dresses are still made with
blouse snd trousers, cut in one, OF blue.
flannel, with red or white trimmings.
TO be in style At present ladies are
obliged to appear extremely thin. Embon-
point is altogether incompatible with faeh-
ion.
The most serviceable dress for travel
ing is some kid of dust or brown colored
hese OF French manufacture; il vears and
stands rain best.
The fan Of fans in Paris At the present
time is painted on kid, and has the sticks
quite plain on the right side and carved on
tie left.
The newest novelty in the jewelry de-
partuent is a set for the ears and throat
made Of the very small feathers taken from
the colibri; These ornaments are very bril- |
liant and show lustrous flashes.
For carriage and evening wear in Paris
red Is much worn. also pale blue, but very |
iit1le white; cream color abounds and Il |
covered with gay embroidery. |
Simple travelling costumes are made Of |
Scotch ginsham their trimmings cooein Of
either Plaitings Of the same or Smyma
lace, and the mode is a polonaise worn over
a black silk skirt. '''A
The favorite fans of the season .re
Australian or Indian birds on navy.blue
six, mounted on tortoise-shell sticks; Eu-
ropean birdr, such as the nightingale, lin
ne', swallow or sparrow, on ecru silk. f;sh.
ing sails, painted in the cream .b,Sas ~,
pale blue; rnd chalk landscapes on g,ay
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Inflammation Of the Kidneys, Is1ammasisa Of he
Bladder. Inasmmatioa Sf ths bsvsas. AumPe,
GeaiI Br..shise, fsIciis;isa oi he
Heart, Hystsrics, tTSaRs DtPh.
theria, Catanh, InAueaxI
Headache, Toothachs, Aen-
ralUia, Rheumatssa,
Cold Chtils, Ague
Chilla-
The application Of she Ready Relief TO the part
or parts wheie the pain diffculty exisss sill AZ
lord ea and comfort.
Twenty drops in half . tun,blss Of water will. in
lev minutes, cure Crzmps, Sprains, sour
Dysentesy, Cho,ic, y ind In the boSeis, and all
internal palma r.
1ravelers should always carry bottle Of RAD
WAYS Ready BELIEF With them. a lev
Sro sin vsses will prevent sckaess rains lro0
change OF Satr. Ii is better than french Brandy
Biiters - . sfimuaut ~ r
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MEDICAL.

HAVE HAD An OVARIAN TUMOR IN ThE
OyARIES AND Bowels FOR TEs YEARS.
lSx AKBnR, Dec. q. 1873.
Dr.. kApwAY: That Others m,y be benehried,
make this o atement:
have md an Ovarian Tumor in the oraries
and bowels ior ten yeLrs. tried the best physi-
ciaAs OF this place and ofhe- . without asy Cene-
it. 1t Was growing At such rapidity that could
not have lived much longe:; inend OF ni.n'
not much faith in them, but finally, aiieT n,u N
delibeTation. 1 tried them.
purchased six bottles Of the Resoyent. two
boxos Of the Pills, and two bottles Of the keh-l
/ used those without any apparent beneht. i de-
termined TO persevere. used Twelve more bottles
Of the Resoly yent, two OF thu Relief and two box
- Of Pills. before they we're gone lad Io.t
twenty five pounds. :
suse that vas entiIely euned. took The medi-
cine about i've months. and aurins that naas.
Lost forty pounds In ala took thres dozen
bos:ie. Of the ks,oivent. AI bottles &si.i' snd
feel perfectiy veil, and ny heart il full ol
gratitude TO God for this neIp In ny de-p afn'e-
tion. To you, Sir, and your wonderful medicine
msy be as much Of 4 blessing 10 Others - II has
been TO Iae.
(Signed,l MES. Z Z. BibsANs-
NrsAasibbins, who makes the above cessih ate
10 the person for whom I requested you 10 se0d
medicine in June 1875. The medicines abo &c
stated were bought Of me, with the exception Of
vhat was sent 10 her BY you l may say thht
hsr statement is correct without qualification
fSigned,l l.. 4. LEACH.
Druggist and Chemist, Ann AIbor, Mich
This may certify that Mrs. Bibbins. who
makes the above certificate. ID aud has be ~ for
many yesrs well know n TO u.s. and the iacts There
IN stated are undOu btedIy and undentaby correct.
Any one sho knows Mrs. Bibtans, will Relieve
her statemen ISinsrd, BEsJ. ID. Cock az. 3
L. B. Pom. MAkY Is. POND. MARY COtKkK-
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IHERE are - papers at Constantinnple
10 ot which are printed in Turkish, ! in
Arabic, in Persian. % in Fsench. nC;.r.
~ ! IN English, II in Greek, Is IN Ar
% ;n Lh, IN Bulgarian, 2 in Spanish, end
- - ,hn .,.lan. There are l9 official Journal.
a. % e pI1vlnces, and rs many of6cisI caien-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-10

FOR IHE CURK OF ALL CHRONIC DIsxAsts.
SCROFULA OR SYPHILITiC, HER
EDITARY OR CONTAGIOUS,
BK II SEATED IN fBE
Lungs or Stomach, Skin or Bones, Flesh or Nerves
CORRUPil ING THE SOLIDS AND Vl1lAr.
ING The FLUIDS.
Chronic rheumatism, scrOiua, q andulsr Swell
ling, Hacking Dry Cough, Caneerous Affections,
Byphilitic Complaints, Bleeding Of the Lungs,
Dyspepsia, ater Hrash. Tie Doioreux, " wLitt
Swelling. Tumors. Uioss. Skin aad Hip Dis
eases, Aercurisi Diseases, Female Complaints,
Gout, Dropsy, kickets Salt Rheum, Rront hits
Consumption, Kidney, Biadder. Liver Com
plant, dc., PRICE q PER BDiTLE.
sold 10y Druggists
Dr. Ri DWAT SCn., s2 wAEEEE ST, N
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DE-. JAMES
Lock HOSPITAL
CORNER
Washington
ani Franklin,
EIs-- m

ks
Chartered by III
State ofiilinois 10
the express pur-
pose OF giving I'M
mediate relief in
I'll cases OF pri-
'ate, chronic and
uftnsry dis..ses.
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The manager. Of . R.oot1. =.

me manasen OF Brooklyn cenese,v
advertise: Graves finely aituased, sur
rounded BY the beautie. of nature ,en..
%anding hne view of the bay, and. /,
short, meeting every requirement Of II.
human family. People Who have tr;e6
'oem cannot be pesusded to 90 elsewhere. .
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-10
Curative Ointment.

A Splendid Household Remedy; no family
should he without it. II cures burn- chilblains,
sore heads. eruptOns Of the skin, hives, ezema,
poisonous bites, &c., a.. Its valsa cannot be
told IN an advertisement. Try one box and yOu
Will never want To be without a.. Sold by all
Druggists, and at Eateheior's Factory, No. IL
Bond street, New Yok.
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In AL Private Matters consult
DIR. CLARKE, 1Sc South Clark Stree,

lie Is an O!d Experienced and Re,lrb;. Phy
sici1n. Ladies NAV consult on an JRRFt;Tri Il
Ills AND DISEASES OF A CHRONIC or
pELiCAIE nature with the assurance Of relief
Seno Two stamps for '-Saferuartisof Health "
pr Clarke g Celebrated Female Pills 9. 80 fextra
slong) $500 per box. Periodic Mix,H.e, Slv
Per bottle. - Pessarie Prevcntis" SO eash
warranted. Private Home accoInmodai;ous and
nursing when required.
ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS. Dr.. C,.rke I'd.
ministers Medical Electrici,y.- seiea,iacaliy I'm
eid Of other remedies for Rheumatism, Pdrulysi.,
C1eored (st. Vitus Dance> &c. ssf
SpemdtOshed, Seminal Wedlness, Eiohf
A.oSIne and all nervous and sexual effects OF
carry Indiecreff0n or SELF-ABUSE speedily
cured eSend two stamps for Book on these
elhtecfs. Orders for AL kinds 1f-RuKlxr f;tssI."
1iieo q once Consultation free, sacred and con-
r. d. CLARKE, lss south Clark S.. Chicago
sA,.a
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The Sure Cure Truss.
Manufactured and sold only by
DIR. -. e. li.sAN1.

NNilIS TRUSS has been al0pied by erIinent
L Mc1icll Professors OF Cincinnati. II il
AL that lbs name inpl.c. There Is no FRk Tor
CURx, a the cuic H. N the hands oi every mp
turci person who aiP'is-S this TTuss prII cFly
and continues lis use. Cures have bccG .l- ct.d
by IL in three mont 5. Also. Dr.. krsn's NV
abdominal support, Tor ladies', pronounced y
tne Medical Fraicru.ty III large 40 the bcsi sup
port ever worn
Pr ce oi Trrss, S5. 90: IS 90 Double. Price OF
Abdominal SrppOrt, $50. Sent By Mali or
Express. Free. on receipt oi or'i 7 ami mon
ey. Oiiice op. N during The Wet h, and every
evening and Sundays.
RKFEssNCss: NJ. T.. smic%, Professor Of
Anatomy, Cincinnati College oi Medicine and
Surgery; j. GraIignY, II. ID i um ST.. near
Fourth; DIR. J. L. IisTcUur, lIG W Sixth s.,
Cincinnati; J. Il. Sicycs, tJviHstnn. ny. DIVER
gi-In or,ie'in goods say yOU saw the
usement in this paper.
may2i-cSw
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DIR. SHERMAN,

cautions the publi- against char'aians SONG
about the country, AMI using Ia : name TO ',c-
ccigc the afflicted. One fellow " j. GTnmpin,
a dry goods clerk, was arrested in r,nnsyi-
vania for using the title doctor. This gam" u ;o
exact $50 ami even a 500 from their victims,
who are punished and o:tcn injured tor lie.
ONCE: Park Row and Ann ST., NY
5t.St Sw
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ti!L ENORMOUS EAsFaGE Of grain, 70 iaerasL,s
Co.. .'.-- ,. - of iiITs hers, CIf he SiNEp Iy tLL
.s.a ~ nl'inH, tiis "a, o.. ,ta is .. ,to,, tia
q fs' ~. r. al iLr,Shilc.
u -, TIMOTHY, HTLLET. HUNGARIAN and
III is thTrshtI, Is.r..;sL elesrr>I and says
!. T. sid r,tflctly a. Wheat, Oats, Rye or E.iley
Ek EXTRA PRICE Is rsually paid Tor grain snl
',,5 SI'7i jJ ihis machine, Tor eNira cleanliness
~ IL WET GRAIN .f ls.5, these we're sui,,tan-
EJ IA ONLY MACHINES that could run with n ofit
Q; 'tJayIy, d,ins List, thorough and perfect wvrx
arhsi a.is,s EHeIiy fsiz.l.
AIE GRAIN. TINE and MONEY wasting eampI;ca.
uyEi ',h ~ Endless Aprons "RaIips I" .I,eatcrs"
itrrs. ETC. are ts,r,iJ dispeNscI rrth less than
h.I the usual Gear. Eelts Boxes and Journals.
aa-'T managed: more JlTrshlc light running 10 ST.
y ~ tII no duet: ~ htterings" 10 elsan sp NOT
tfDGt.. hy adverse winds, rain og storms
ftE.ERS' and GRAIN RAISERs who are ra.,ss
IN t.s large slyu., rlls by 4. will not e,so, inf
nor ant wa-tefni nrchiHrs bat will tss.i On this
usIry~ii ,reshrr doing Their WORK F'Br ID :.
fJiE SIZES made FOR q. 8, 10 and IL U.rss
Vow ers Also slecLtity oF SEPAR.TORs Designed
Az a-ss GxpREssir TOR STEAM P,wFR- p %
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS VIZ. our I'M
HsSsi :" inpis Gear" and our "Spur speed" WOOD.
enry >tyiel, both " Mounted " on yor whsels
If INTERESTED in Threshing or Grain Raising
lry 10 oar nesrest Dealer, write to Us for lustr
I'D sTcuar (srt free giving fun particulars Of silaa
81 les. Prices. Terms, eta = u - =
..a Nichols, Shepard d o..
RATTLE CREEK. MICB
~ n IL
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever and Asue cured tor 6ry cent?. Thare h
sst . remedial ssent in the world that Win GuIs
Gsvsr and agus, and all other malsrsOas, biiious,
seazist, typhoid, yellow and other Ssvss laidsl
BY ka1vAy's fiia) % quick - kaAssy' keady
ksiisf. Fifty cents Per Battle.
toid by Druggists. -rf.
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#f . V1. EI-T Z
Dr. Radway's
T.. rF#.t<
REGULATING PILLS,

perfectly: tasteles, 81 eaniIy cestd d With sweet
gun, purge, rgui.ts. lurtfy, cleanse, and
strengthen. fadvay's Pills, for the epre OF oil
disas1en Of the Stomach, Hysr. B0gsis, Sidns,s q
Bladder, Nervous l,iA sses, beadacke, constiJ q.
tton, Costyene.a. lnAigestion, DyspePsia Bal-
lieaseesa biiiioas Fever. Il AammAssa Of thu
bsvsb. f1ieA and al DesanseuenfS Of Shs later,
nal viReTA WaFranoBs 10 eAAA puDatiVs enrss
Purely vegstable, containing no unesrssT. ssuerS
als. or 6e1eeerieao Asukp. - - !
oDObstrre the following syrpsoms rr~ultjue
fron Disorders Of the Digc,iIve Ors.pe
ConssiEauoa, Inward fties. failneo ef the
Blood IN the Head, Acidiiy Of tAe saom,eh.
kausea. Heartbnrn, Disgnst II FOOD, - lss.s Q,
MeaSht 40 the toma. b, sour Erupaians, ktnkins
ming Of ,he He'd. Hurried and Dtneai Br..lh-
tng. fiuiierings At the Reart Cboiing O. sahocaf-
NJ sensation uAea in Lying Poss~ra, Li,aness
q vi.oa, Dot: Of Webs before the sieht, Fever
md Dull fato in ths Hold, De6eieLcy II Rnrpoi.s,
Ton, relio.nss q tAs Sim and Aye. ESS r
- sAda. Ch0t Imbs, and ssdd~a = 81
0enk, nWaing in he. Flesh. = Gs-<Z ).
IN 0efkAOwAY'S PYLI8 - - a.
sysee1 ff0a all the above nas.ed die a fkice
~csat Pss eox. Sold ~ a.ugsis,a
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DIR. j. BRYAN.


Ii7 Ess. Fifteenth stree, New ScrF.
IA lrnpss iha most sci6niiis Treatra-nt aai n
speedy A. Il f.rn tusns ur, Ia au cls,s
tlls le.Ia.ty fOf ,hIrty Nelrs ms herI
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-10

That instantly stops the mGst elcruciatirs pains
altays Inflammation and CON gesiiJns " hsItIrr
Of the Lungs, Stomach. Towels other gland or
organs, Oh one application. .I# .-.
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Aa-f'NA.i-
In the center of Agricultural Hall is a
fine fountain, playing Its cooling streams
90 the great qualification of all ramblers:
and little 10 one side is an old-fashioned
windmill with all Its grinding machinery
10 show beside the nor, what "we used tn
be. The center aisle is also adorned with
Pavillions of candy, and collections of can
died traits, all beautiful.
forgot TO mention in farm machinery.
steam spade, which is intended TO replace
The plow, but which would take a n,oun
tam oi coal TO move il, and which is far
too cumbersome Tor any use; and a steam
rlow which is sort OF cylinder OF fork
tines, too trail, and yet too heavy for prac-
tical work. There Is also a sugar mill and
near II are some vats for boiling down
maple sugar. A man from Massachusetts
has determined 10 capture the world and
make his fortune with clumsy rigging 10
unload hay in the barn, and the raptIres
he goes.into, while his rigging goes hitch.
mitch, pull, jump. and then sto. wi,bopt
getting 10 the end, is funny enough for a
Side-show to Barnum. He promised TO
Wriie 20 your correspondent and send him
circulars Tor an agency.
Now let me turn to foreign agricnl,ure
and 10 appurtenances as exhibited here
Canada is nearest the United St,,.s
h6r display Is entirely complete yerv t;ns
and arranged with skill and taste. Her,
4, the best exhibit of plows in the Hall. ana
all other implements and farm MACHINERY
are worthy our neighbor. All the farm
products are shown in far better shsne
than anywhere else except in the EanSas
building, and alongside +. an e,b;h;, 80
wild birds and animals from the waass, %
the carbon and moose. Wolf and To-
robes and bears and bear skins ane Of ,Se
best. There the Canadian fisheries fresh
and salt water, show you all the Ies, fo.sl
hshes, large as life, and exactly life ILL.,
preserved in great or small jars, As The n..,
fe?nires. The kinds of fish are manv .nS
all are OF excellent quantity. Then ,bsra
are samples of wool, and heeces that r;rsI
the great heeces OF South America, and Al.
The New York herald., 1876-07-01

A --FOe EXCURSIONS
"A. ming. Bsrvcs Rcpabiic
ami Anna: Oriental. txcclsi
Park. Cold spring End lone
inquire st 3sf West a.. OPP
The New York herald., 1876-07-01

no LONG BRANCH ON SUNDAYS.
The 6ae steamer CRYSTAL WAVE, OF tho Ne'
Southern Railroad Line, leaves pier North Rive
Rector street, 30 A. NJ.
Returning. the train leaves Long Branch T; NJ
The New York herald., 1876-07-01

Leave lth 81. ten minutes later than Peck slip.
$Land at Kabenstcin's Harlem River Pnrk.
n B.-Boats connect with boats for High Bridge
parties and schools taken week days on rcssonabl
Fare, Is cents on Sundays