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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-10-16
MIscELbAN E Q u s. :
TI1e NaturaIist's Agency,

"As been established a; sTs5 Lancaster A,en-
ne, PhiIadelphia, for the purpose of giving
cIIisc,ots of obiecIs CT Natural History an oppor
tuuiry o ( buying, selling exchanging their du-
plicRIes or collections
have nov 5 tons, and nearly $4,000
worth of Minerals hand. Ihaye sold ever ; H.
900 worth since tie 18th day of Jsnuary, whe tho
frst box WAS put into my establishment Sester-
day. October 3lst, my cash sales and cash receipts
were over 500.
Our MIEERALooIcAL CATALOGUE. iilu strated by
over $500 worth of engravings, il now ready for
distribuIion Free 20 all customers. To others
on receipt of 10 eents for postage. desire esPe-
cially 10 cali attention to my remarkably hne
specimens of AmsEcn Stone, of which ] havo
have had niue-tenIhs OF all the specimens
found have made six trips to the locality and
think may safely say that no more will be found
Good CRYSTALS from IS cents to : LOO each.
NV TiIanium Minerals are the hHest known,
Besides the Hydrated TitSHic Acid, sdrotitahite.
a mineral recently anslyzed by DIR. KOenig. of
PennsyIvan;a UniverEty have also remarkably
well Perofskite, Brookites of enormous
size RutiIes eenieUated till they form circle,
SchorIomite, warwickite, &c. -
In Peganite we have large surfacee covered with
minute bright green ystals We have the mot
beautiful green W aveliite ever known, colored by
vHuadic scid.
The Columbi:e crystals that occur in the Aurazon
Stone are very interesting The Graphite iICm
New Mexico occurs in hCxagonal prisms +IF y
Tho Embolite from New Mexico is the best ever
found at any locality. We selling Amethyst
at far lowe prices than Il soid before.
we have sold over 5 COO worth since the 10Th of
.... #. ls p
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TO STOCK RAISERs.

j ence in the Celding of stock, ofIcrs his profes-
sional scryiees - the Stock RAissTs OF JefTarson
and adj lining Couu tics, rom isIn re in the exc
eeutioT Of york entrusted TO him. Will aIso givo
attention to eiseases in horses Alec hasn psfsnr
Anti-Eooier. which he -iil sPp!y toHogs. Letters
will receive prompt attention Terms rcasonebIe.
Feb. i3. 1877. JOHN ". SCHAEFFER.
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MIS- cRLLANEoUs

DIR. Tut has been en-
gagged in the practice OF
medicine thirty years, and
FOR 4 long time was demon.
stra;or OF anatomy in the
Medical College Of Geor-
gia, hence persons nsing
his Pills have the guaTan-
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and arc free from all
qrackcry.
lie has succeeded in
combining in them the
heretofore antagonists
Qualities of = StrcUSlhSE-
Ing, gt;SdtiVc, aEId mr.
|. IyIsE ionic.
Their first apparent CT
feet is to increase the APP
petite by causing the fo'd
10 properly a ssiuilatc.
Thus the system is nour
islicd, and by their ton1
action on tic digestive or
gaus, regular arid healthy
excavations are produced.
The rapidity with which
ferSOuS fake on EcsG,
while under the Influence
OF these pills, Of itself in
dictates their 2daptability
to nourish tho body, and
hence their t EcaCy IN cu.-
ing nervous debility, mel
anclIoly, dyspepsia, vast
ing of the muscles, slug
giSlincss of the liver,
! chronic constipation, ard
cngui TO the system. Sold
An ray Street, New York.
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SHiNNOKDAEE FECTORY,
and vsill there manuilc turs Wooden Goods on an
Increased sca!e-having Erea.er elities and moro
Improved Mac hr cry, bcsics- fall corps 4 CONNIE
tent workmen. Every article acrstofore manufac-
tured uader my nupGEv sIoE. viii, in my Tresent
establishment, be produced in Rreatcr7 perfection,
and will compare fsvorably with the best fabrics.
! m IN the market for Wool, and will purchase
at the Factory and through my = gents in Charles
town ,McsuEB. Duke GalIGher-a dow ing the hi Oh
est market price. If more convenient for my old
s. customers who may desire to Czchargs Wool for
Goods to deliver the W DOL in Charcstown, NIessrs
Duke & GalIsher authorized to receive and
receipt for the came.
Inform a tien a 9 to prices, &C., may be had ;by
addressing at Kabletowu, my Agents at
Che rlcstowna.
Thankful fox the -ery liberal patronage hereto
fore extended nc ! trust to merit, by careful at
tcutiou to 5rsiress, the rcsuufsc;ure 81 superior
goods and by moderate charges, a continuance OF
the coed will and custornof old friends and trial
BY A. MCCARhELL, JR.
NAV 90. 1874.
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{ Wheeling Register.

-CHURcu's MUSICAL N1sIToR.-Thc De-
tober number OF this favoric musical journal
begins the seventh volumc. The Visitor has
worked its way to the front Of the American
art journals, and lis success is mainly due to
two principles, not difficult to understand
First, it is 'ycV conducted, and is IN ;nicpcn-
dent critic and musical educator, employing
the best writers in its literary departments
and second, it gives the people many returns
in actual cash value for the subscription
money, in its music Pogos. Tie October
number contains fire pieces of beautiful new
music, vocal aud instrumental. This alone,
in sheet form, would cost fully the price Of
tho Visitor for a whole year. No musical
family should be without Ike visits Of ChuycA'S
N"sca! Visitor, ana the rev volume just be-
eiuUj1g makes this So5l time to subscribe
$3.50 2 year. So@d stamp Gor particulars to
John Church & Co, Cincinnati, 0.
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LIGHT & MITCHELL,
DEAtERs
Drugs, medicines,
EpJ " -,

~ - LIZ
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, ToBACCos,
CIGARS, Ae,
TyNAEE this opportunity of thanking their
J. patTcns their most liberal att onageTfS
Tor the last year, ard hope 10y Strict attention -
and fair dealing to merit a continuance OF the
same. We selI fret rate goods always; do not sell
cOunts,JrIt cheap goods for the best. Warrant
everything sold--to be returned If not as Euaran-
teed. II is dosiTc, and also pleasure sell our
patrons
THE BEST QUALITY OF eGolS
nlcnys. but will. if compelled, cell ID, Ii LOudhuUm
Tor cts. Syrup for 3 rts. and Cologne Tor % cts
per pinf but At tn time, let IN farm you,
that according 30 the United StAtes PhHTmscVrea,
you cant Ennk Ike Land for lees thar ~ etE 10y
tho Wholesale. a much ctGSpsr plan 10 to buy
your Ecods genuine, and add The trGttr youTseIi.
We II our old Accounts settled up by pay
ing the Cash mediateIy md W once begun i'm
mediRtely. il no; scorer. win not ask fer money
the until Alter HaTvest.
CIGARS-best in town
January &c. 1871 LIGHT MITCHELL.
(tRCULATISG LibrefJ, st -
- Jan. IS, 1877. III. ~
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4 GIFT for every reader of this paper. IDLE
Hours is a larGe, 16 page illustrated Family
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hest writers. prominent feature will be
humorous selections from the Free Press. Uatrk
eye. D1n6ury Nttcs, etc. Ia short. Idle Hours'
will furhish q great amount of choice reading
at the low Drlce OF SI.59 wear, making it the
Chen PEST Fstkiy Story Paper in this country. One
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Spirit Of J.ftrscn. Send your name and address
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

STlCnY Sa}ts, Tarrant's Settler Aperrent. Crab
Orchard Salts, Ella best NJ gneRia. ali to be
found at c. e. BELLER'S.
7 TSE CsrboIate of Lime TO disinfect your Sinks
y Cellars, Stables, hog Pens, Sc, for sale by
Aug. IA, 1e77. .' e. f. BELLER.
livery family should have e bottle of speer's
II Brandy and Port Wine hand during the
Summer monthe. For sale by their Agent.
Aug. IA, 1877. C. E. BELLER. +.
DEEDS. Dre1sl's, Hoyts, German, and our own
IA manufacture Of Cologne on hand and for ea!e
by C. f. Keller.
I'BE MOTHERS PET ANDTHE CHILDREN's
i BEST FRlEED.-Dr Bulls Baby Syrup Facil-
itstes Teething, Regulates the Bowls, Relieves
Gripin and Wind Collie and is certain remedy
for pyscRtery: Diarrh9a and Summer Complaint,
for sale by c. E. BELLER. f
CEALlNG Wax, for Fruit Cans. best in market,
- TO be had at G. F. RELLER'S.
hORLICK'S FOOD.-A Concentrated Extract
prepared according TO the formula OF Leibig.
The only genuine Substitute for Mothers Milk,
AID RcknowledF cd 10 be the best food for Infants,
Dyspeptcs ard Invalids. For Rsle by
Aug. u. 1871. c. E. BELLER.
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Tie Old Reliable Wag0H-azakIne
New Harness Making


lT1E undersigned has removed to the of
1 M. John L. Iioof, lately occupied by Mr..
John S. ERscrda the South side Of aaiE street,
Chariestown where he will tlnue to CoTduct the
HAIRLESS IRkKlMG BuS;NESS
in nil its departments, nn, will icavor by mod
crate charges, attention Uusincss strict
plisac. with promises to render sa:isfa cicn TO all
" no may favor me with their patronage. Being a
practical HnrncFs- Maker, think can m6E' il to
toe interest OF the peopio Who may need New Work
Repairs 10 call upon me.
&C. Work warranted aud il not satisfactory tho
money willbe refunded. Respectfully.
LAWRENCE A. OSBOURN,
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TIE PoULTRY WORLD has introduced
new feature in issuing a fui-paec Chromo-
lithograghic plate of choice breed of fowls
with each months paper. The price Of these
twelve pictures is but 70 cents to Subscribers
who have paid 1925 for the magazine, or
$500 only for the dozen pictures and the
paper for one year. Address, II. II. Stod-
dard, Publisher, Hartford, Conn.
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GOLD yoa ssn &c. to g9 sf yo1
greenbacka. We need persOn in every town %
take subscriptions for the Inrgest, cheapest and
best illustrated family publCa ION in the world-
Any one can become succeastui agent ne ,lo''
elegant works OF art given free TO su5scrioere--
The price is so low that almost every body sub
scribes. One agent reports making over ; 10" IN
week. lady agent reports taking over 1uO sco
scrberE in ten days. All ~ho engage make money
fast. You can devote all your time to the oust-
ness, or only your sParc titne- lcu neec hot DC
well as othcrs. Full PARTICULAR, direc:ioTs ana
terms free. Elegant and expensive Outht iree' II
once. 1t costs nothing to try the buslne'S' 70
who engages fails to make ercS; pay. Ao-
dress 1.-THE PcoDe's Journal PoF !lapd. Maine.
AueuIt7, Is77-Iy.
E51G3E ToBACCo-IIiac inch fat pluss-at only
na y" ~ me i5 gs5 pug t0' ' D. g. Mt GHEs.
oEsFoRD's seltRaisipg, Bread Prepare
un'urPsSsed for masip 1e LgH' nfeAo'
Hl Esb ~ "a I Esi tad BUGnEs.
CTALEY. Armstrong & Cbad~ick'' Choice
- ~ tos 81 Coffee for 'a' 05 D HUGHES!
T'HEwING and Smoking Tobaccos-a fell line
F.b % 1875 d. s. HUGHES.
BEAUTIFUL Pure Stone China "S.h Bowls
d snd Pitchers, tor sale at a bargain by
Feb. y, 1876. D. :. HOoi Es.
SUPERIOR Grain Bses Of different qnalities-
y cbe.pat DUKE & GAGLAHER'S.
DITCH FORKS. Pitch Fork Handles. Open
Liaks. Sad Irons s9ToR sbSvsI' f2T az ~
ALL sizes Tin Wash Boilers. for sate by
"A DUKE 81 GALLAEER:
Il Nav p, ISL s 8. DALGARE.
M ACaRONI, Toilet and Laundry Soaps, just
X d.T Tf ss ISL and for sale % DALGARN.
1 May %, ISL. ''' SIS. DALGARS.
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kiECTURE 10 YoUNG MEN,

HE?gtz Just publiehed, in a Sealed En- velope.
SEIEslzS<5 Price Elk cents. a Lecture ON the
SESztSsv Nature, Treatment, and sn5ieai cure OF
SEMINAR Weak ness, or SpermatOrrheA. induced by
Self Abuse, Involuntary Emissions, impotcncy,
Nervous Debility, and Gmpedinents to Marriage
generally: Consumption. EpiiePs7, and FitS;
Mental snd PhysIesI Inca pacity. &c.--By Rob
ert j. CulvCrReiI. NJ. d, author of the Screen
hook &c.
Tho world renowacd author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from bis own experience
that the awful consequences of Self Abuse may be
efTectuslIy moved without dangerout surgical
oper tinps. bou gies. instrumeuts, rings, cor
dias: pointing out mode OF cure at certain
and effectual. by which every sufferer. matter
whst his condition may be- may cure binselfcheaP-
" -ivately aad radically
- Thig Lecture will prove boon to Thousands
I'd Thousands.
Sent, under zeal, in plain envelope. to any nd-
dress. on receipt Of six ceats, or Two postage
stamp.
AddregG the Publishers,
TIE CULvERwELL MEDICAL CO,
Al Ann 81. New York; Post Office Box, 1896
July 10, iS77-ly. ...... ..
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN !

A LII persons knowing themselves Indebted to
IA the undersigned Tor Subscription TO the
'Shirit of jefferson" Advertisements job
Work, are requested to give the same their car
lest attention, as il is necessary to have tho
business closed up, CT viii be compelled TO col
iFcL I,y law. 5. :. DALGARN.
Jrly -, 1S15-tf.
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The AMERICAN FARMER for October is
an interesting number, its contents varied and
attractive, and full of valuable import to the
agricultural community.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-10-16

THE n. Y MILLIwER AND DREss,G .KER preserves
its uniform a:trsctivcress Tho October num-
Der is received, and ia fully mp TO the standard
of s.gocd fashion monthly
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-10-16

TIE C1Nc1NNATI STAR is good, cheap
paper-irdcpe pendent in politics, but live and
newsy throughout. The weekly edition is
only one dollar year, yet it is large, WE'LL
filed sheet, worth three times the price
charged, and we'll adapted to the wants of all
classes in every part of the country. See
advertisement in another column.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-10-16

~ THE MONTHLY READER, with its pretty
lessons and charming illustrations, is one Of
tho best publications issued for the entertain-
ment of children. October number received.
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Wholesale price. SIS. co per doz.; Half doE. $50;
Boys sizes ; ~ 90 per dozen Halt dozen 5000;
Retail price-Mien's 81 each; Boys 25 each.
furnish the seme shirts. finished in the best
manner. for so ccnts each, additional. Repre-
seuted by the above cut Cut!s arc made, Sleeves
CIT, the Shirts can b, finished by any one compe-
tent to stra light it is only necessary
the side seams.
GEO. VT. KEARsLEY.
September 10. 1876
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1soELLANEoUs.
q. S. PIANO COMPLY.
2seaD.

VoU ask WHY We eau cell Ffrst-class u Dc
tave Rosewood Pianos for $500: Our answer is.
that it costs les. than $500 to make any 5000
Piano sold through Agents, all of whom make 100
per cent. profit We have no Agents. but sell d.
nscr to Families at Factory price, and wanran. Eve
years. We send our Pianos everywhere for triai,
and require payment unless they are found sat-
isf.etory. Send for Illustrated Circular, which
gives foil particulars. and contains the names of
over 1900 Bankers. Merchants and Families that
are using our Pianos in every State of the Union.
Please state where you saw this notice.
ADDRESS:
U. S. PIAE0 CO., $40 BROADWAY,
81. NEW YORK.
May /. Is77-lyodMs,2n ........
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YEAST FOR SALE.

J7REsH Yeast on sale daily. at the Bakery and
l. Confectionery Of
May Is, 1877. PHIL. T. EOHR.
GPEER'S Wine and Rrandies-from tho ceIebra-
- ted vineyards of alfred SPeer-solt oni for me-
t!icinsJ purpCecs,at & +. BELLER'S
YODEA, the great Blood Alternative. for faie by
July II. 1877 c. E EELLER,
DURNETT'S Cod Liver Oil, BroliEucr's Cod
Iirer OIL, " ibors Cod Liver Oil, and Cod
Liver Cream, cold by
LIGHT < MITCHELL.
4 LARGE etock of Cigars of great variety OF
"A brnrdr, from 10 eta. down to } for cts al
ways 10 be lad at &. Z. BELLER'S
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May 90. ls77-Iy.
Change OF Location.
WOOLEH GODS.
SIllhNONDA.M ! .ETORY.

rENilE undersigned respectfully !nf,srms mis- for
L mcr customers AID the public generally that
he hal leased the
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.
= THE lCHINBsE QUESTION.

commission was appointed by the United
States Senate at its last session to visit CAL
ifornia and investigate the Chinese immigra-
sion on the Pacific Slope. The Chinese ques-
ton is the great question of California all
political parties are united on it, and Amer>
leans and Chinese alike favor it. IF we are
to. believe the San Francisco Chronicle, the
Chinese question is already solved, without
the intervention of Congress, and by the
Chinese themselves. The prosecutions, muir
ders, hangings and other bad treatment of the
Mongolians in California have persuaded the
six great Chinese companies that there is no
possibility of Christian and Buddhist lying
down 10 peace together. The six great com
panies, in fine, are opposed to Chinese imml-
grafton to this country, and will do eyery>
thing in their power not only to prevent it in
future but to take back TO the Celestial Ems
pire those heathens already stranded on this
shore. To carry out this, they resolved on
double plan of action. kilograms were sent
to Hong Kong and other ports from which
the coolies come, giving very highly colored
account of the strike in America, and an
nouncing that Chinese immigrants to CAL
irornia would certainly become the victims
either of hard times and scarcity of food, or
of the fury and vengeance of the hoodlums
The success of these stories has already be-
come apparent by the fact that the number of
incomcrs from China has, for the first time in
many years, fallen behind those of the out
l., 81, l.
a leading and most influential Chiuaman, was
sent over to the Fiowery Kingdom to agi;ate
against Chinese emigration, and to DO every
thing in the world to prevent it.
The second part of the programme is
follows bill is to be drawn up by the coun-
sci Of the six companies, by the terms of
which all Cinnamon entering this country
after a certain specified time will be required
to pay per capita tax of $50. This bill, Of
course, would be unconstitutional and opposed
to the fourteenth amendment, but the cons
panics, who alone would object to it, agree
not to test its constitutoGaty. BY the terms
of this bill board of commissioners will be
appointed to manage the fund created by the
tax; this fund is 10 be used in returning the
Chinese in this country to China As the
amount of tax that each incoming Chinaman
will pay will be sufficient to take some three
or four home again, it is thought that, by this
means, California will soon be freed from the
heathcn. Thus, by the good sense Of the
Chinese themselves and good kick atthe Con-
stitution and equal rights, it is likely that we
will be able to get rid of question that has
been annoying Congress for 4 number of
years, and which, at each presidential cleo
ton, demands prominent place in the plat
form of both political parties.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-27

Alex. Sands, jr., has arrived safely in
Glasgow, Scotland.
Mr.. j. w. Netf and family have re-
turned from Canada.
Mrs. Nellie Mitchell, wife of John G..
Mitchell has gone East on a pleasure
trip.
Superintendent Sidney d. Maxwell, of
the Chamber OF Commerce, is a happy
father. 1t is a girl.
MI Jos. Brooks, advance agent of the
Lawrence Barrett Combination, is stop
ping at the Burnet House.
Mr.. Louis Hudepohl, Jr., has recoy.
ered from his illness and is now able
agsth to attend to his business,
MIR. j. Hale Powers, OF the Strobridpe
Lithographing Company, a weIl-knoWn
citIzen, Is lying at The point of death Al
his residence, on West Ninth street.
Cards are cut announcing the nuptials
or MI ), Houston Kennedy, of Kenton
County, KY, and MISS Ellie f. Barney,
daughter OF Captain l.. Barney, editor of
the Cincinnati Trade List.
Mr.. Ii. II. Bierbower and Miss Ada
Martin, 1otn from Paris, KY, were mar
rieu last evening at the Walnut street
llouse by the Rev. Sylvester Weeks,
pastor OF Wesley Chapel.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CLEVELAND. Sept ~ Petroleum quiet
Standard wnite, ilO lost, i2Hc.
CHARLESTON. 5. G.. Sept. 27-Cotton stead
ier: Middllng Il1c, low mIdaung l2}sc. good
ordinary lie.
MEAPIbs. sept. 27.-Flour firm: choice fam
lly. @t7 25. Cora higher at 56a6OG, IN store
Oats quiet at 40a45c, in store, Pork quiet at
$4 so. Lard HrA: tierce, l0G: keg. 101sc. Ba-
con Ilrm at 6Aaehas%c. Bagglng dull at
l2Ka3 &c.
PrTTsBUBG. Sept. o. = Wheat: choice red
ONO an ibdIana 81 Goal IS; Kentucky white
and amDGf s. 3SIl a. Corn: st ICk dimin-
shing: yellow shelled. IS SO >; III xe.t, 55ajTc:
ear, yellow, So SOC; mixed, 56a5Sc. oats stock
fan and heavy; white, 84aS6c; mixed. 33a34 J;
new, 2sa30c. RE: nothing doing.
BOSTON. Sept 81 - Flour steaiv: West I'm
supers, $iai 81: common extras, s5a5 80; WIS
cousin exgra, 50 50a5 80 MINNESOTA ST 5Ja7 81 :.
Winner VIII at: ONO, Indiana and Michigan
81 50a1: Illinois, S6 5ja7 80; st. Louis IS 5Oas
Mimesota patent, 81 5JaS so. Corn quiet:
Mixed and yellow, 59a63o. Oats dull at 2ja45c,
latter for No. white.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 27-Flour firm. Wheat
No. Milwaukee, hard, 81 l9k; No. / Mil
wauKee, 81 II; NO. 2 Milwaukee, S TX; SeD-
tenber 81 i3H; October, 81 07k; No. s Mil
Waukee,Il O9s. Corn dull anu lower: No. .
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-27
USEFUL FAMILY RECIrES.

Tomato Toast-Stew the tomatoes till
smooth and thick; season with butter.
pepper, salt, sugar, pinch of cloves
! and Two oil cinnamon. Toast some slices
of dry bread until crisp and brown; but
ter, lay on platter, and pour the hot
tomatoes over tAem.- MISS Z BoOnes-
bOro, Md.
Potato Pancakes-Take five or six
large potatoes, peal and graLe; then take
the yellow OF live eggs, stir them into
your potatoes, add little salt ana u
tablespoonful OF flour; beat the whites
of the eggs and stir in a hot-bake, The
same as her pancakes.-[ Mrs. Breck-
ons, st. MarYs, Ohio.
Boiled Sweetbreads-Par then cut
them into pieces about naif an incu
thick, dry Them we'll, rub on plenty o,
butter and broil on gridlron; turn the m
often until they are well cooked, spread
on little butter every time they are
turned to prevent them from getting too
dry Mrs. r., Aurora, Nebraska.
Delicate Cake The whites of four
eggs, three-fourths cuptui OF butter, one
cuptul sngar, one-haL cup!ui eoru-
starch, one cuptul of -four, Que heapinv
easpoonlui baking powder together
anu Wulp Lu6 WultG6 OF the 9gIS TO "A
stiff troth; stir the butter an sugar to a
cream, add the milk and fltuf, ana,
lastly, stir in the whipped eggs.-fEmma
q. Stockton, kansas.
Custard Pudding-Three eggs, two
thirds cupiul sugar, tour cuptuls milk,
salt anu nutmeg TO taste; beaC tn egg,,
add the sugar, milk, salt and nutmeg;
stir well together, and bake in an earLh-
en- pudding or vegetable dish set in ID
drlpping-pan oi.boilIng water; bake two
hours in moderately hit oven. 10 be
eaten cold S. s., Reedsburg, Wis.
Scalloped Corn and Tomatoes-Peel
ana slice ripe tomatoes; place In but
tered pudding dish, with alternate lay
ers OF green corn cut from Lne cob. Sea-
son each layer OF tomatoes wi h butter,
pepper, salt and very little sugar; aud
y little chopped onion If liked. dust
bread crumbs over the top LAYER of to-
matoes, ana bake an hour or longer in a
moderate oven.-[S. S. g., Amherst, Va.
Omelette uffiee-There are many
modes OF preparing this elegant dess .rt.
but perhaps the following Is as simple
and satisfactory as any. Stir five table
spooniuls of sil.ed flour Into tAree pines
OF milk; strain through a sieve. Add the
yolks o. eight eggs beaten very light.
and just as it goes into the. oven, tne
whites, beaten stif. Bake ouinkiy and