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Indian Silver JeweIry.

A FEW PAIRS Beautiful Silver BRACELETs
a made by Haidah Indians OF Queen Char
ioffeis Islands expressly to order, and in great
d niand at present to send to friends IN the
East for sale by JAMESf6- SWAN.
PortToWnsend, Jan. Is, 1871.
, 1877-03-16

The annual per capita consump-
tion Of sugar by the inhabitants Of
different countries varies greatly.
The average JolR Bull consumes So
pounds per annum, and yet he is no
sweeter than he should be. It takes
Al pounds on the average to satisfy
an American sovereign, without re-
gard to age, sex or previous condi-
ton. The German, Dane, French
man and Dutchman, although differ
ing SO widely in temperament, habits
and distsSespectiyely average an an
nuai consumption of sixteen pounds.
The. Russian and Spaniard only. six.
"l'll do the best l cam was all
the new Governor of Iowa said in his
Inaugural. W e4G - -
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Handy Interest Rules.

For finding the interest on any
principal for any number of days
The answer in each case being in
cents, separate the two right hand
figures of the answer to express it in
dollars and cents:
Four per cent.-Multiply by the
number of days, and divide by seven
ty-two.
Six per cont.-Multiply by the
number Of days, separate the right
hand figure, and divide by six.
Eight per cent.-Mnltiply by the
number Of days, and divide by forty
five.
Nine per ctnt.-Multiply by the
number of days, separate the right
hand figure, and divide by four.
Ten per cent.-Multiply by the
number of days, and divide by thirty
five.
Twelve per cent.-Multiply the
number of days, separate the right
hand figure, and divide by three.
Fifteen per cent.-Multiply by the
number of days, and divide by TWEEN
ty-four.
Eighteen per cent.-Multiply by
the number of days, separate the
right hand figure, and divide by two.
Twenty per cent.-Multiply by
the number of days, and divide by
eighteen.
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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
New idea About Raising Chick

In conversation with a gentleman
recently, who takes great interest in
agricultural affairs, he expressed the
opinion that chickens do better if
taken from the hen soon after hatch
ing and brought up by themselves,
than if allowed to remain with her.
He said lie had proved by actual ex-
pertinent, and a brood already hatch
ed out arc isolated from the mother
and get along just as well, apparent
ly, as though they had her care He
says one great advantage gained by
this method is the important one
that lice from the old fowls cannot
be communicated to the young ones;
another is that the hen, instead of
spending the season or a large part
of it with her brood, being deprived
of it naturally commences laying in
a short time. He says he fixes an
artificial covering for the chickens to
,hhddle together under, by mailing a
piece Of sheep skin, wool side out, to
piece of board and placing it in the
coop, elevated few inches. He says
they go under this and appear as
we'll satisfied as if lowered by the
hen. If this method is practicable
its discovery is step to advance,
but it is not in accordance with our
formernotions in relation to the
subject. We have supposed that the
lowering of the chickens by the hen
was important in developing thrift
and strength in the young birds,
quite as much SOFAS. the quality and
quantityof their food. This we have
supposed to be true especially during
the earlier period of their existence.
We know that it has been demons
trated that eggs may be Matched by
artificial means, as by an incubator
for instance, or by burying them in
Il pile ofhorse manure, in which case
the chicks would never know the
care of mother, but We did not
know that when brought into life by
the natural method, bringing them
up byhsa was the better way
Those interested in the hen and
chicken business can easily prove or
.disprove the practicability of our
friends new discovery,
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Honey Bees.

, Honey bees may be procured in
March or April, according to the
weather. If very cold, they had bet
ter not be removed till April or carly
in May. The Italian bees possess a
few qualities over black bees, being
less pugnacious, and rather more
active; butas they are sure to become
crossed with our native bees, if any
are kept within three miles, and the
hybrids being more inclined to fight
when molested than either the pure
Italians, or our black bees, it is a
question whether beginner should
not be satisfied with. the latter
Italians are selling from $40 to sl5
hive, and the black bees from So to
SIS, according to the style of hive
they are in. For selling honey, as a
matter of profit, the movable comb
hives are much the best; but theyare
expensive, when they contain the
latest improvements, and full set
of honey frames, Or boxes for cap
honey, as it is called, being worth
from So to SIS each. There are hun
dreds of cases where from $40 to S15
has been made in one season from
one family of bees; but the ordinary
profit is IS each if well managed; but
il badly managed all the bees one
buys to begin with, and all the in
crease soon disappear. If a man full
ly understands how TO manage bees,
he can make money bykeeping them
if the locality be a good one. There
arc men in Central New York, and
in other States, who have from 500
to a 1000 hives, and they make a liv-
ing by the business but it is unsafe
for a man to go into this business ex-
tcnsivcly, unless he has had great
experience in keeping bees.
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The Milk Cure.

Considerable has been said in med
ical journals concerning the value Of
milk as a remedial agent in certain
diseases. An interesting article up
on this subject lately appeared in
the London Milk Journal, in which
it is stated, on authority of DIR. Ben
iamin Clarke, that in the East In
dies warm milk is usucd to u great
extent as specific for diarrhGa' A
pint every four hours, will check the
most violent diarrhuN, stomach ache,
incipient cholera and dysontary,-
Tho milk should never be boiled, but
only heated sufficiently to be agree
ably warm, not too hot to drink
Milk which has been boiled is not
fit for use. The writer gives several
instances to show the value Of this
simple substance in arrosting this
disease. Another writer in the same
journal says. ave have also lately
tested the value of milk in scarlet fc'
yer, and learned that it is now rec
commended by the medical faculty in
MI cases of this often very distress
inn children's disease. Give all the
milk tho patient will take comfort
ably, even during the period of the
greatest fever II keeps up the
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Look out for CanIler Worms.

This is the time to be looking at
ter your trees and guarding them
from the rayuges ofthe cankerworms
a few weeks later. After this rain,
the grubs will be likely to ascend
the trees and lay their eggs. 1t is
said that these pests can be circum-
vented by binding stiff paper about
the trunk of the trees, near the
ground, and keepinga circlcof print
ing ink or tar drawn around the pa
per. Mr.. G. c. Kimball of Concord,
put coal ashes about the foot of an
apple tree to the depth of six inches,
and saturated them with kerosene
oil; the result was that he found a
pint of dead grubs under the tree in
the morning, and no live ones on the
f,.a.
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8 8 9 8 =
TO 1Ile Working CIass.-We al

To the Working Class.-We are
now prepared tofurnish all classes with con-
slant employment at home, the. whole OF
the time, or for their spare moments. Bus.
mess new, light and profitable. Persons OF
either sex easily earn from 40 cents to 50
per evening, and a proportional sum by
devotinG their whole time to the business.
Boys and girls earn nearly us much as men.
That all who see this notice may send their
address, and test the business we make
this UNPARALLELED offer. To such rs are not
well satisfied VIC will send one dollar to pay
for the trouble ofwritins. Full particulars,
samples worth several dollars to commence
work on, and copy OF Home and Fireside
one OF the largest and best Illustrated Pub.
LEGATIONS, all sent free by mail. Reader, il
you want permanent, profitable work, ad-
dress. GEORGE STlNsoS & Co., Portland,
Maine.
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AAAACan't be made by every agent
XSSSeyery month in the business we
VOOOiu furnish, but those willing to
work can easily earn a dozen dollars day
right In their own localities. Hayeno room
10 explain here. Business pleasant and
honorable. Women, and boys and girls do
as well as men. We will furnish you a
complete Outfit free. The business pays
better than anything else. We will bear
expense OF starting you. Particulars free.
Write and see. Farmers and mechanics,
their sons and daughters, and all classes in
need of paying work at home, should write
10 US and learn all about the work at once
Now is the time. Don't delay. Address
TRUE & Co., Augusta. Maine.
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FORrr IklRs hiloak TnR PUBLIC.
DIR. G. MqLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

StWh tS~
THE countenanceis paleand leaden-
i colored, with occasional flushcs, or
a circumseribed spot on one or both
cheeks the yesbecomedull ; thepu-
pills dilate an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eyelid /; the nose is ir-
ritated, swelIs, and sometimes bleeds;
aswellingofthcupp occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
bling Of the ears ; an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or fured tongue;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some
times voracious, with gnawing SEN
sation ofthe stomach, at others, enuTe'
~ 9e4f| n
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strength of the patient, acts well up
on the stomach, and is in every way
a blessed thing in this sickness
Parents, remember this and do not
fear to give it if your dear ones are
afflicted with the disease"
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The EuropCrn war is now consid'
cred inevitable. Therefore an inn
mediate rise in flour and meats may
bo anticipated in this country
While they are fighting we will have
TO feed them.
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No man, in such short time,
has ever been able to command the
contempt of so many honorable men,
as has Hayes. His vacillating pol
icy has won for him the title Of q
first class sychophant,
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Seldom l.. Jones, of Memphis, and
George NJ. Makley, Of Little Rock,
fought a duel at little Rock, yestOr.
day. The seconds loaded with blank
cartridges. Jones was subsequently
fined ESQ dollars and Makley will be
tried to-day.
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3as.. . !s5ss'!! i t 5Rs

world, embracing over 100000 Chromos,
Paintings and Choice Prints, at our enlarg-
ed ART RooMs. All the new and popular
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uary, Notices, Black Ground Panels, etc.
Also the finest and most complete assort-
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line. Our stock embraces everything de-
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Uncle Sam is monarch of millions
of unsurvoyod acros, dis that much
better of than Alexander sclkirk,
who was only monarch of what he
surveyed
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tree.
Louisiana.

The Commission have reported to the
President the result of their confer
ences with the representatives of the
respective parties. in louisiana
They find the Nichols party unwill-
ing to make any concessions or COM
promise by which the matter in dis.
pute can bebglossed over or patched
up. Compdsea as that party is of q
large majority of the legal voters and
the wealth and Intelligence Of the
State, and conscious of the business
of their cause, they have no bargains
to make with the opposing faction
but only desire to find some peace,
able way of Kidding the State of its
blighting presence, They ask for
nothing but what is right, and can
make no compromise with q palpa'
BILE fraud.
On the other hand, the Packard
party, in hope of securing at least q
part Of the spoils, are anxious to en-
ter into some kind of joint arrange,
ment to determine which is the legal
State government,
The Commission have asked the
President for further Instructions
The matter was the subject of Cabi'
net consideration. yesterday, but nc
conclusion was reached as to the
character of the additional instruc.
lions. The Louisiana question is
now no nearera settl ement than when
the Commission WIS, appointed, and
appearances seem to indicate that
thd administration will experience
grave difficulties in its attempt to
maintain one policy for South Car,
olina and another for Louisiana,
Hayes wonderful "Southsfn policy"
will probably get him into trouble
-Uheeltng RegtStcf. e 81
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Senator Patterson 6t;south Caroli-
ma has had an interview with Gov.
ernor Wade Hampton, lind signified
his acceptance of theinositable and
his ready acduiescenesin the recog;
milton Of the administration Of Wade
Hamptons It's now shough hit Patter-
son will cooperate With the Demo-
Gratis in the United States Senate. y.
He is classified with that species Of
statesmen known as the carpet,bag
variety, whose ability to distinguish
the buttersd side of the bread Of po-
litical iifes is universally recognized.
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The Cincinnati Commercial has
lost its grip as a newspaper. 1t now
joys along in the well-worn path OF
the organ.grinder. It's every deport-
ment gives evidence that the thing
is in its dotagc.-IY Wheeling Register
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NukER Publications. We can fur
nnENA nish all " IN. HOOTE's popular
UpHEz Dime Publications. On health and
firdrci iSpies. "OLD EYES MADE NEW"
tells how TO restore the sight and giNc ptnsies,
without tlc aid 81 Doctor ~ Medicine. Hall
milan have been issued already CON FoiEr
AM SiIIr ron the RuTTuRED" j. valuable
monograph for those whonrc afflicted with Rnp.
turr OF Hernia. "l'nYsiOLoGIoAL lAIl'oNkAhSI
on lIINGNIrT, =" relates 10 The subject Of having
nsonle born right, 'lriYAOLOCicAL MAhnAGE'
Elves Tie latest researches regarding The laws
Governing trnpcranculal adaptation, &c, &c
A STEP BACKWARD, reviewing inconslaefAIe
Csnrrn,jOn. "SrERNArOmHHA," or SEM
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"CnoI-l, NJ causes, prevention aud cure, inynl.
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children. "CoLp FErT ca'i.cs, nievemnMi n,n
Publications VIII he scit by mail, postage pre-
paid, on receipt Of-l0hCetlts.
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BEAD THE ANNOUNCEMENT
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DD-This Lecture should be in the hands
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SPECIAL attention to the new style
COrsets and ShOulder-brdceS com.
biued,

LIVERY business man needs cards and
L circulars. Send ~ The Register Office,
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"As ca the lakc'= unTipp!cd breast
Mirror d mou1taIn lies at rest,
So it shall lie till life depart,
a1jrror'd FAR apns On mq hearr.
The Fairfax Delegate.

10 the editor Of the A7enandria Gazette:
Uoder The above heading several articles
have appeared in Lbe Gazette, one or more 0!
which, with those who are better acquaioted
With their true iuWsrds, could not fail TO occa.
sion a smtle
The object of The present writing is to speak
of one of the numerous candidates to be voted
Tor on the 2lst inst. OF the primary election.
viz: D. Me- Chichester. esq. Mr.. {. for the
past FIVE or six gears has held the honorable
ADD responsible position OF COMFY SuperIn-
tendeut of Public Schools. This position he
has filled With great aeceptablllty; has exhibited
undoubted qualifications. energy and zeal
These, together with genial and ecotlenanly
bearing, have gained for him the a6eciioua,e
regard, not ouy Of thos, with whom be was
officially associated, but the entire community
in which be has moved aud acted lie ls a
gentleman of liberal, practical and progressive
ideas 10 the best sense, true Virginia.,
devoted 10 every sentiment and feeling to the
honor and best interests Of his State; and, io Il
word, Jus! the kind Of man needed at this time
10 the Legislature. He is a true conservative.
and those who know him best know that be
could be nothing else. The conservatives of
the county could do 20 wiser thing than to
dominate him at the ensuiog primary, and thus
secure candidate combining rot only every
essential qualification, but the more rare quail
i,y of high moral and religious character.
MOUNT VERNON.
2, oaunfy Sent 1877
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Tie B4l;ilaoIe Sua in i,s account OF The c1n-
og Pathological Exhibition 10 this city aa7=:
Il, is also expected that besides numerous
indiv;dua! contributors from the District, the
Poto-uac Ffui: Growers Association, az as:o
cla;ioo which comprises members from both
sides e l:c river will forward large coecuoo7
Of fruit to the .aow b@re. ilrgi5ia i. very &C
live ia nahinr arrangements to illustrate the
capacity o. her soils for grosilg fruits. Every
section Of The State will be represented. The
same is tru: o. uum Der Of The other Southern
and nearly all The Western States.