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[Other houses had sales at like prices.
LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET,

NOVEMBER 1S.-NanuJactured TobaccO.-There
are no new features.
Virginia bright extra and fine pounds. SOM9oc.:
Virginia ine and extra liz, SOGg90c.: Virginia
fine g. and 12-inch twist. 66m6Sc.: Virginia
Virginia good medium l2s and 1Ss, 52M54c.: VIr-
ginia good medium - and 12-inch twist. 50@52c. {:
Virginia good medium 12-inch pounds. 52M54c.
Virginia common l2-inch pounds, SOC: Virginia
common 11-inch and 4 l1-lncb, 42@45c.; Nir-
.lna mahogany and bright navy SIS and As. asa
Soc; Virginia black navy IS, is, and Is, 45@4Gc.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia Lone Jack. extra fine smoking. $1,000
$3.50; Virginia Durham, smoking assorted, 5r6t
&C.: Virginia Love Among the Roses. assorted.
6O@70c.: Virginia Log Cabin, smoking, assorted,
5OM6 -COurier- Journal.
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Election Of Georgia Judges.

ATLANTA, November 21.-The following
judges OF the Supreme Court were elected
by the Legislature to-day: Augusta cireat,
Claiborne Snead; Brunswick, John S.. Har-
ris; Flint. Alexander NJ. Speer; Middle,
Herschel v. johnson; Ocmulgee, Thomas
G. Lawson; Rome, John w. Hnaderwood;
Southern, Augustus H. Hausell; Pataula,
Arthur Hord; Western, Alexander S. En-
win =
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND ToBaCCO ExCsExySE.

THURSDAY, November2l, 1875
The breaks to-day comprised so hogsheads. The
offerings ut auction on Change consisted OF SO
packages; of which ID were taken in. and tie re-
mainder sold at prices ranging from 81 to s45.
We continue TO quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common TO medium, s1.5o@s2; medium
to good. SO asa. ....-
Le1L-Co,nmon, s49s5; medium, 1906; good,
ss@$l0; iiue, Sl1@SI4.
BRIGHT.
Lmgs.-Common colory, S3@a4.
Filers:1Gommon. ,sl@$5; medium, s5@a7:
Smokers.-Common, S7td&S.5O: medium. 800
sl1: good s10@$l3; fine, $l5@S1s: fancy, 81 8
@k22.
Igrappers-Common, $12@s15: medium. s1e
GcS23 good, s30@s45; fine, S6O@$7p; fancy,
S75MS9O.
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NEW xoKk WOOL MARKET.

| NOVEMBER 1s-Opcrsitons have scarcely com.
,aenccd for thweek. There is noted yet he ritort
- soil here aad there. whca keeps the Mprkes III
.p hmycrs IL, or No very marked further changes
nave occurred in prices. Some parties hars not
followed the yielding tendency cntirr andpreisir 20
nait Establishments Of trade rather than urge iner
Smnr,ies In Is presumed .he disposition 10 sell III
most eases viii give r amount a.; ~ ohS riGsS
| dacjJeJ Concessions are. likely. The few taaancs
that have Been noted thus far this Week nave peeh
| for the los grades.-JoWgndt or ComI<Tce'
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The city is crowded With young as well
as old men @Lo come from abroad with the
hope OF fEding employment here. Ninety
eight Cut OF every hundred Of THESE applI-
Cats viii be sadly disappoigtsd.- Memphis
Ledger,
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The National Party.

NEW HAVEN, November 21.-Aexan der
Troup, secretary of the National Executive
Committee OF the National party, says that
the call for meeting OF the National Ex-
ecutive Committee in Washington on the
9Oth is unauthorized by the officers OF the
committee. .
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
u1rHIaI0Nn TJVE.STnCK MARKET.

NOVEMBER 2O.-The receipts of live stock were
aboHt $50 head OF cattle. hogs and few sheen.
c Off for best and sc. CR for inferior grades quail
ity considered; some few left over uDsold. Hogs
have declined somewhat, and have been rather dull
this week. We quote:
Beef CIttLs.-Very best. 4c.: good, 3i:@3Hc.: me-
dunn or good fair quality, 3@3sc.; bulls, 2a@3sc.
rough and rlIm steers, &C.. 2+M21c. 3 ID, grass.
HOgs-Very best. 4ac.; rough grades and thin
grades. 4G4bc. q ID. net.
SheeD.-Far 70 good 3t,6l4c. r 10, gross.
.Nilch COtos.-S15aS45 q head.
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welcoming a sieamIsaat.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, November 2I.-The
arrival last night OF the steamship St. John.
n new vessel OF the Charleston and Florida
line, was made the occasion Of demoa>
stration ON the part of the citizens. She
was received with salute OF twenty-tHo
guns. She gave grand excursion Oh the
river To- day. -#.'
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A steamer Wrecked.

Nsw LONDON, CoNN.,7 November IL
The steamer John Bramhall, ashore at Lit
tie Gull island, was condemned BY board
OF survey to-day, and will be sold at auc-
ton. The bottom is completely out OF her.
Four tifths OF her cargo hasabeen taken out.
The balance will be within few days.
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November 81 .-Gold opened at 1OOs.
Eoon.-Stocks strong. Money on call, 31G4 per
cent. Exchange-fona. 4S1; short, 4S5S. State
bonds quiet. Governments flrmcr.
Eoeolina.-Money, 2ECQ3 per cent. Exchange,
49l. Gold, 1908. Governments steady new 5's,
105b. States dull. -..
-...-.. BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 21.-Vrginia 6's, old.
20: deferred, ~; consols, 547s; second series,
31H; past-due coupons, SIX. Bid to-day.
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LOWELL, MASS, November 21.-Hildreth
Parker, fourteen-year.old daughter OF
Colonel Parker, late postmaster at New Or
leans, died here to-day.
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LEAF-TOBACC0 MARKET

NOVEMBER ls.-The sales aggregated 60 hogs
heads. The Planters House sold ~ hogsheads: 5
hogsheads Meade County leaf ut SO 80 $500 So .05,
Si.J5, S6.40: 2 ho9Sheais Hardin County leaf at
| $3.50 and $3.50; liogsheads Henry County leaf
and hugs ut S6.1 o and $500; 2 hogsheads Breckn-
ridge County leaf and lugs at s4.55 and $3.50; l
hogshead Ballard County leaf 1T 81 TO- Courier
| Journal.
GOther houses had sales at like prices.
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A Murderer Hanged.

CHICAGO, November 2t.-A.spe3ial from
Houston, Texas, says that JEan Antonio
Hernandez was hanged at noon to-day at
Refugia,: South Texas. iior the murder OF
Walder and Motion, He protested his inpQ'
cence,
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nestruction of ITorses.

PEORIA. liz, November 21.-The stables
OF the Central Horse Railroad Company
were burned last night. Thirty horses
were roasted alive.
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..w YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

,-o,-rup,p la.-There Is still absence 81 vitality
, mo- mnrSet and the strlion as 10 prizes Is essen
Tally as ip day or ,wo Crude ~ eFk Nnna,ha
Si9c'! Psiuei al 9,sc.. Philadelphia IT &c; anu
8sittmsre delivery at 9c. Cases III Ne" lofhs
of Commerce. ~
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The Death.Warrant OF the Molly Ma.
- SuicCH. - - =

PoTrsrrlLE, PA, November 2l.-The
sheriff this morning read to the notorious
Molly Mcguire, John Kehoe. and to Martin
Bergen, the warrant for their execution on
the 18th proximo. They displayed no emo
Ition,
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LIVERY STABLES.

DAyIs's EXCHANGE, hiSE-N
| -ANDSALEs-sTABLEs rs. fkAN son tssnipr
LIN STREET.-My accominoa a.taa ~
Lnrsas and carriages are aY and
aTC,TIoS SALES days every " so-> % -
SATURDAY at IL a. d. ALIEN. Manager.
| -. - '-'-- no IL
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Flour.

Fine. s2.75@s3: superfne, s3.50@s3.75; ex-
ira. S4.254S4.30; common family, So; fancy
brand, S6MS6.5O.
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GROCERIES. &c.
EDUCATIONAL.

VATHOLIC HOME SCH OOL rUh
I yoIJSG Chill DREN-boys or g'ris-ln al
S0r hcSnifNrY. Nil. Healthy location Oh salt wa,
ter Special attention paid 10 @ Grs I to , ens'ss SIX
assnces Terms Der scholastic year, SOY: NO
sstass references given and required; Aa s1s
no1o.ews La Trapne, Talbot county, Ad'
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
p1crnnSp Navo,phnrOl 1914

WHEAT White, 420 bushels. Red, 2 S62 BUSH
els.
CoHN.--UAite, 25s bushels. Tello,0, 700 bushels.
Wi1ei, 462 bushels.
OATS.-a2 bushels.
MEAL.-50 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-Whtte go bushels very good al 8 .04 :;
72 bushels mt 95c.; 10 bushels at 81; bushels 1T
81: "a bushels good at s105-total. 42H bushels.
Red. 126 bushels very good FuZ at 81 % bushels
Fultz at 81 "a bushels prime Lancaster at SI.0S:
l32 bushels ut 95c,; % bushels at 5 .03: Il
bushels ut 81; 200 bushels prime Lancaster IL
S1.0S; 212 bushels at 93c. As bushels AT 90c.: %
bushels at Csc: II bushels ut S5c: 3S bushels at
97c.; so bushels at 95c; As bushels choice Fu!tz
ut Sl.O3: 200 bushels very gOou Lancaster n
S1.O6; 16 bushels common FultZ at S5c.: IL BUSH
els good Futz 1T 81; 1874 bushels good Fulz ut 81 !:
324 bushels FultZ at 81; pa bushels prime seed
FultZ ut Sl.O3; 80 bushels fair Fultz nj 90c.; 80
bushels common Fullz 1T S2c.: &c bushels Futz 1T
81; "a bushels mixed 1T Sl.02; Ga bushels al S !:
80 bushels at 95c.: IA bushels at 90c.: bushels
common FnZ ut S5c.: g bushels fair FuitZ at
90c. : $50 bushels mixed 1T Sl.07; 40 bushels 1T
81; a bushels prime Lancaster at Sl.0S; 40 bush
ts Al 81: 40 bushels prime Fallz 1T Sl-tota!,
2,704 bushels.
CORN White, 90 bushels common new on pri-
vate terms; so bushels good new ut 45c: IA BUSH
els very good new ut 45c.: 20 bushels good new 1T
45c.-totil, Ola bushels. Hired, so bushels very
good new III 43e.: 2SS bushels very good new at
43c.: so bushels good new ut 42c.-total, Ais
bushels.
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rrv WORK sUMAC MARKET.

NOVEMBER l9SEirgnia auo.s ma a sso9s40 for
10 n,, Sradcs.2Jourrsai Of CommSzse.
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UnIted States District Court at Dam
willie. ..s.
| Reported for the Dispatch.l

AN IMPORTANT DECISION UNDER THE CIVIL
RIGHTS ACT BY JUDGE RIvEs-s. c. TARDY's
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Observation-Disclosures.
DENTISTS.

~ w. JONES, G8
". DENTIST. C1Yh-
with new and elegant Office. NEXT TO ST. PAUL'S
CHURCH. on NINTH STREET, with every con-
vcnence for comfort of his patients. with twenty
live years experience, Is prepared TO perform AL
operations gently ana thoroughly for all such as de-
sire his services. oc l-3m
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HENRY c. JONES, D. D. S., @MH
Formerly assistant to DR.. John Munouy.l
DENTAL OFFICE: 9l5@ MAIN STREET tcast).
RESIphSCE: 325 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
or 14-pod2m
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\ A, II. 'i ''.i.., 4, ~ Il, ,,,';,
gpi slla eli.t ',iltst. .fHlls z rn ,n,sts ii
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lfp, lsia i.se q 9 EalKt 81 .3.titsft'''s sfssa
sn .>T.a,. nl,,u,n - lnsalhl. ,,uel
, '' I, IL In ,.a T. II s s,.
w ~ II ilHtl.l ~. .aaast'i ~ I. Y q iaaa
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n l4splIl pait III In !. a'l,n, 81 NV
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MN. 7" a!,,, Il ~, MI at ' a, u
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III, ,,,,,, ',na, ,, s'h ,,s 'l ..., .,n.a' - ~
m WV NJ ~ssls' ,sls,la, sse ~, f,,ll.
III. q ,'i a mum, ~, ' H.. H. .
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kEMvW1a tpeAtAstA. iHfsla ~. Ipilttet i1llsh
No. s ' VIII " s' ,,, .s " !. ~. z,a, y .s III
rssyat Ilati,, rNAiilf# hstHttafs
IAAu ttthtAAeA I1u~ Ilslsinn n Nv. ltaaller N
slH tHs alllA ttutsl A sAtt nlIt uaalat1A HI Pm
lhrnA anI ln,y l,ssst. ". WI, l.sH.ls n n.
iirI,iy yfklif1 lnR III h.th Ia,asiaA Abd patients
Etk AM IAN special sii.Atls1 n tlssh II ihs
delicate al.gsssus. ~ ~ II M sAv M, .....
III cyssduul this hfADth VI tin tfs.ttet,
tnvsilds arriving IN ia ritt eHi .i.s!rtYf " s.n
cult a. aotttd fnt1Gp dlsHuttf ~ tiu ttnsL tstnstly
a0dssstts vi CARRIAGE 0ilAllAs ~ siFset carr Mtls
LkMh uFshliMs Aterta az ~ lnsanti'x .tasn.. 80
IN relied Np6A vi ftelttHf uetssMktfs ANsl bstNAev
With ssauNtt and dlsreiah
y-AaIrtss N l'lkrat y, pk WSeslas p'st*s'
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AMOS 2. COnsss, cei,scsteas n,sas saavsasv'
u Semttao1.
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H,arAsmiths.

W, ". tsuWEtt. ~ nAliAtas isss stand M Rail
wsssd sttvet.
WI. ~. NttV1et, m Mav&st sssess, v, a N ban
sAM y, WAetsNNtp, Park stssst, r.*t NJ him.
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.as Assa#s - set ssssA

"a M4sA*H& - 4@8t AAs4&
##8#s II 8#MA# 88s x4sA4A
NA@ &c. @
@ x 4A s# NJ A4a& III -
EA 80
ssA
49, 49,
- - $3.50 ~ 49, #as - &s# IVA @89&
&
ss4k 8Ssss asws8sA#s - s. Is 3 AZ 44eN
&A8 - set = Asss
ka*sA ss. $3.50 80
So 49, 800 - #sss48
s*s& b i III
AssNaaNAas 80 - ~ i ssss
49, IS - u A&A
- s4s& kss* IA Il II Na*s# II q 4 Il ga S4@4 NJ
8ess - ~ Ass88 q So 8&aa8 a A8@ s*@8
49, 4A "a ~ - e. $50
#a@ A 81 III 4#sa#
w. 80 asA ssNs I s#M8#
#As xABs# "a ssA#4a# 8#Ass
@#*m - n IN - MI "a A@
s#a#& q aAa 4s#4#s
AsA s8*ss# So 848s4
W. se~A #s@s 49, A# N#e#
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His List l,all.

This Ii my liant call" remarked
ilippant young gentleman 10 \ young
lady Who Was soon n he married. % !
recent occasion. /" never caIl On mar.
vir,l w0mtn or unmarried ladies after
they have reached No." lyon do we'll.
sir. !" gravely remarked N elderly la1ly
present. LAT tll.t aee, aud after mar.
Tisgn, thcy begin n known Tho value 81
ums, and 10 not hke ~ waas1 N.
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q. . u. w.
xx1gEO.
m clkar u p0llvs1ln ll1v,v
800 - -. I. -: - -, -
\ 4spsa ~ - IL. - sssssst - ~ Il
II. . ~. - ~. !, s :. :.
emAka a. eAnfet~sA lase
: !, ! n !. =, :. NJ
t1lG(a, n va - nn1ll)ln ~
l. \. nh ~ s.s~sss - - n 800 =
~ H ~, ssss..sga. Es'sss - ~ y s-@ss =
n cv~ena. WlseAA "A u rv>st n~s
Y ~ 80 fHsas Asssgat s~sasa - N sf~sss4
0svsN ~ m naN~ess> liss
wsssssse. "a Al - ~ s.<sssss sss W..
-. s,. =. !. f.s... =. -
rssepess A. n~ls>~e kaas
49, 80. y. 800 !. 49,. ss !. =. s 80
CAteAe~ AM1 milwaukee tiae
y y. - iAss tta~s h~ssa - /. - -. ~.
1 Iss'..s TX s.~ - - s. 80 49,. -.
gxll.ss.s:' Ts,ass svsv.ss a.s~ on
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MEvEnOEM'
MEM
FURNITURE
wARgRooMs,
tw~ s&~.. Nw,A a t,~~A~s,s >s~.v,
cNesco, IOWA,
N safttss So " tstrs#s - .s.s sss#s~#se a
sssasa sas sa.sassa - ssssA ! A.. ~sssss
rvervshinv New.--lAsess ssvles.
~ Ws.N sssNsss.
newsa#ans =
rxreSr,oN. TABLES.
SlrNErAhifs, NOOK cAsEs.
wAnnnonlH, BUREAUS,
nrpsTEAi,H. CHAIRS.
srniNu nEns. MATrnEsnEs,
LOUNGES AMI SOFAS,
nnAckErx. WHAT No1a,
LOOKING CLAUSES,
PICTURE FRAMES,
CURTAIN ooRNlcEs.
~ sAev,, s,.ss .rselt ,~,eayas y ,ht trade saa
snd adapted " shs waits u HI wstaasH.Hsss.
UNDERTAKING.
W night,
W. hos Z large assortment n
Collins, Burial Cases and Oaskets,
whIch hc a trvra~d ~ trim and furnish IN shass
u"tie~. Ahd IN sueh style and manner ovviefed NJ
the nia%t reasonable lslFev.
ThAhkink thr pnhe fuf fasufs aHd Ne confidence
IN Tho raAt be- wRs Ia assnfe HE friends that he II
determined mrte than essf ta merit their conn.
drnce, rvsreet ahd rehtihaed patronage.
Il. MEvEnDEN.
CTe~cn. D~r. N. ls7s.
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-
49,
s94seaFvs4sss fsssssssaaMss
stss~~pts
KHyK.. -
y ~. WsA - - s's'.H ! .4.-+~
exAJ1a%sR1s 49, ..s - f4#s#~ssR
EAkbsKk1 49, $500
w NN{ !. - =, ssssa# 80
sstsssssstss
..sSs s ,s,,,.
gsa~avts,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w.. ..a
-" $500. i .'.'.e'' -, III, H.. "a~
49, - sFTf'.
..A NxWv.c - asssrs ~H*s a sass sststs
Hwffrv fsnfsrs.
a. n uwes !. ,....n..t :, ,... a.,.
HiacAsmltAs.
~, v. ty,Wkt ~ n.llaras ,.,s .,ana m Rail-
= "'''''''' - s'''fa fAN " I'm
4. xuNnkhtDWlTs, Tim s,rsr. 49, "a.
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q. WExvEN, i,r,ss i si"'l '"' " "'''' '''s
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TO RENosA1g 1tLArk DnEsa uO0Ds
AND BLK. Dissolve one.half ounce III
pnlvcrixed camphor and mn onnce III
borax In n quart Of boiling water.
KgsrscirAriso.- To bring n chilled
or wet chick or young turkey ~ n.
ncwed life, hold II over smndgc or
smoke from 4 wood fire. This remedy
will rsuscit..tc chick when 90 far gone
~ 10 appear lifcless.
WmlTE CAkk.- One and Quo l.alf nnpn
III sugar, Onn emp III butter, ono emp III
milk, three eggs, two teaspo0nfnlA ri
cream Ill tartar, ono.l,ait tenspOOnfnl III
Hosia, three and II half cups u honr, nut.
meg or lemon, or neither.
NEporriAn. Tie best time for ral,ot.
ting plants In from tha latter part VI
July until tho middle I'll September, ~.
cOr,ling 70 the kind u plAntA: s0tnr r..
uuire earlier potsing tlan others. They
do not need changing oftener than twice
= year.
uoop candies may be made TINS;
Melt together tim Ottnces III mutton tai.
low, a quarter III MI ounce III rnmpliOr.
iou- ounces ii beeAwax, and two II
alum. and then run II Into moi,in or dip
the candles. These families will furnish
4 beautiful light.
BMKAKrAsr Hollis WITHOUT Bona. =.
Two cgHw, one anil hall cmptulA "
milk, ii icaspoonlul III salt and nDnv
enough ~ make thick batter. These
must hr baked In m iron gsm-pan, os
they will hn complete failure. A quick
oven II desirable.
To Ntsr0ME Coton. When color On
fabric has been accidentally " other.
! wisc destroyed by ncid, ammonia II ap
piled ~ neutral,xs the .cid, altar which
an application III ehlusOform will, In ri
most nll cases, restore The original color
! Tho application III ammonia Ii common,
J hut that of elloroform II hut little
known.
CrMMAsr WisE. To quart u jnics
add three quart. III water anl fviiI
pounds ii sugar, brown ~ white. An
other. Two quarts III Juice and two d
water. ID which add four p1tnalA ii
white hngnr. Mix MI, md put N IN ,
! nicc kcv, where IL hAl bntk'r remain |
year, though II il sery good " nsr i
/ ais months.
! CKNrxNNiAL MrAp. = Mix 0nr quart d
boiling water. two mud y quarter pound
} brown sugar. twD ounces II tATlasI
arid, and ons .hnlf pint III m0lasses
I When cool aid 0na.half ounce II m,
nMvoring extract. Two fingers NJ thi
} siYip Iii 4 glass u iee water makes 4 N
! frssiing summer drink. berve eac
glass with unc quarter tnaAppOnsnl q
bI.carlNnatn ri ADtlH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-16
sATHAHT,
County Surveyor,
AMI tD~.lsr III N~n~ra, M~vahA nd,s'


viii attend praiAptiy vi naiia fur hiitIsEtiMu And
tNnINIEflIka HI ltssatA end sdjulhIa4 e0AHtiea.
MAhs rails III ritter. NJ ussfsls HltiHK section,
1vwn sna Hsns~. AaenrHas snd rapidly aussnH.
t1Ad. Y. N. uLATuAhI. Gunniy NuSs@yOs,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-16
Ayers
Hair; Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lls natural Vitality and Color.

a drcssing
which il MT once
a greeabl IL,
healthy, and e.
fcctnal for pre-
serving tho
hnir. Easttd or
gray hair il soon
,-estorrf ~ ito
Ort0iuui color.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-16

with Me gloss and .l,e,hness " youth
Thin hair IL tl,ickcncd, falling hair
checked, md badness often, though
not always, cured BY IT. use. Moth
Ing can restore the hair where tho
folliclcs are destroyed, or tho glands
atrophicd md decayed. But such ~
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead Of foul
Ing tho hair with pnsty sediment, Il
will keep II clean aud vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling oil, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those delcterious substances
whicl, make some preparations dan.
gerous, and injurious 70 the hnir, tho
Vigor cnn only benefit but not harm
II. II wanted merely for q
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-02

We. the undersigned. clerrymcn N the Methodist
Church In Nova scotia. having used the preparation
known . fciIows' Compound Syrupo nypnpmsphlt,s
H. " having known Wherein IT. effects brnc
rcial believe II ~ be reliable remedy for the diseases
for which Il Il recommended.
James q. Hrnns1ar. Prs a Conference John
MURRAY. rx.pfcS of Conference; Richard
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-02

Il. Fried Cucssmbers. Pare the cucum-
Der, and lay It In ice half an hour. Cut
u lengthwise and lay in Ice water few
minutes longer; then wipe 1t dry,
sprinkle with pepper and salt, and
uredge It with -four. Fry in lard to q
Sage Jeliy.-A teacupful OF sage,
boiled In "a pints Of water till ready.
When cold add pint Of raspberry strip.
Four II into q shape which has been
rinsed In cold water, and let II stand
until It Is sufficiently set to turn out
well. When dished, pour little cream
round il.
Apple Water.-Wash or 4 fine sharp
apples, and bake them slowly until
done; then break them up, put into a
jug with quart Of water, stir up brisk
ly with a silver spoon, and allow 1t to
stand an hour or two. Strain through
a fine sieve, and sweeten to taste.
Lemon favoring may be added.
Washington Breakfast Cakes. eggs,
l pint Of milk, pint Of flour, tea
spoon of butter. Beat all well together
and add tablespoons Of yeast. Set to
Tighten in warm place. Put in CREASED
tins and bake in quick oven. Beat
the eggs light before adding them to the
other ingredients.
Lynn Rice Cakes. II pound of ground
rice, 2 teaspoons of baking-powder, the
rind Of or 3 lemons finely chopped, 4
pound Of sifted sugar, Of a pound of
butter beaten to the thickness Of cream,
and 4 eggs well beaten. Bake in we'll
buttered mold in a moderate oven.
Apple Dunaplings. Make crust of
quart Of flour, 2 tablespoonfuls Of cream
tartar, tablespoonful Of soda, l table
spoonful Of butter or lard, little salt,
and milk enough to make dough that
can be rolled out; cut this dough in
eight pieces, roll them out thin, put
slices of sour apples upon them, fold
them up tight, and steam or bake.
Baking will require twenty minutes,
steaming an hour.
Black Currant Jam Water.-Put 2
tablespoonfuls Of the jam, with a pint
Of water, into a perfectly bright tin
saucepan, and allow them to simmer
for half an hour; strain it, and if for
cold, take it as hot as possible. When
required to allay thirst, the drink will
be given cold. In cases Of sore throat
a tablespoonful more jam will be used.
This method of making jam water is
better and more economical than merely
pouring boiling water on the jam.
Tomato Sduce.--The tomatoes are
boiled for half an hour, with little
parsley, pepper and salt (sufficient
water is contained in the vegetables
themselves) y; then put them into col
ander, and with a wooden masher press
all through but the skin, seeds, and
parsley, and place the sauce on the fire
again for ten minutes, with a piece Of
butter the size Of large walnut, and
small pinch of flour carefully stirred
into it. This sauce is eaten in France
with cold meat, roast, boiled, and fried;
with boiled macaroni; also poached
eggs and boiled potatoes.