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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
THE COURTS.
MoNTAGUE's SINGULAR WILL.

a0NIAUUED o4NUOAAhh WILL
90 LEAF FROM A DIARY-vERY BRIEF,
nut BELIEVED TO BE VALID.
v;ll of the actor, II. j. Montague, of
ih' ,,iou has been made in THE TRIBUNE, was
rl'el r-obate in the surrogate's Office yesterday.
~ ..ranee Of the document well sustans the SIN
sse 49, that has been told OF the manner of its
car II IA written on a single leaf, torn from
nv hearing the printed date, August %, 1873
shest Is scrawled, in lead-pencil. in running
~ tbe following:
ching happens 20 me, make this my last will
r ahl LENT I'M favor Of my mother, who Is 10 take
W ts, possess; In case of ber death, then my sis
~ sots q my effects L. Simon aud Arthur SewcH
u ihact.. ~ ' zen II. J. MONTAGUE.
lsRP,ssed BY r. X. EDWARDS,
Ehso'''s LOUIS A. SIMON.
LA that this will was made by Montague Just be-
Ia, fills city for tho West the last time He was
y - ne DEPOT IN cab with Mossrs. Edwards and
49, Al lull in the conversation, Montague. as II
nv 18th sudden thought, took from his poke this
N's .o,o a moment, tore out a leaf, and tod his
afli gbSt he rad Just made his viii and he wanted
lu iiness IT, The will Is said TO be- in its present
htln ~ rfesflr valid although II has not yet boon
~ "a ~ probate EXJudge A. j. DluenhOeier,
lom',,s., ,,ss, saws that the estate OF the dead
y SySill moi exceed $1,000 IN yaiue Arthur seWeH,
cUs y a seu-If-aw OF Lester Wallaek. ms been ap-
% = Soslcctcr of the estate number Of lawyers
ia'ss 4 ocsasion 10 examine the paper said they
% ~ n the most remarkable VIII thdt ever came
h5 notice i'm this Court and almost as singular
~ f,mcus English case IN which the VIII OF nilscr'
li ny chalk on tine inside OF box, was admitted to
l ssfe and filed among the Court archives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
THE GRAIN TRADE.

IJygRpOOt Aug ga leading grain circular saws tive
or days good weather have altered the tone OF The Wheat
trade Win transactions prices rather favor buyers
although few markets up To yesterday make qnOtaOlo Va
anon TapdlY IN many ais
trfs Tbe condition deliveries complained o. Here and
I'M hb0ng districts business has been dull since TUESDAY
Xbite Whras ola generally however, have been steadily
hcln: bus Red Americans were freely Cieed RGd de
cuel p,Dny Maize shade easier 10 sell IN quantity
Snttstauing the heavy last night and today con-
sec have taken Wheat very slowly this morning; good od
uaruis were UNCHANGED American Rcd was reduced
penny For Flour therei little inquiry prices are unateed
Corn Is Ia moderate request and rather l0Wcr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
A PHILADELPHIA HOTEL CLOSED.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-Considerablc OK
element was caused to-day by tho announcement that
the American Hotel. one OF tho Oldest in this
city, had been levied upon both by con-
stable and sheriff. for debts due by Samuel NJ Huelings.
the proprietor. The amount Of the claims aggregate
about 1853 600 The hotel was closed shortly before q
o'clock, and it is likely the property viii not hereafter
ba ma "a "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 23.

SupeyiOr CONyf-SpeoiaI Tsym-Bv Judge Speir.-
KDg agL Kng-Order 70 why undertaking
appeal should not be filed Williams agt Neidg and an
bgr-MOlioD 10 disu1ss complaint Hazard and another
Ia CasweiL-UBdertakinR on injunction approved Van
1,crt ar HOuliusOrd6r vGcating attachment Price IT,
q Prco-Oider to show cause why an attachment should
ii issue.
Commoa Pleas-SpocidI TtTm--BY Judge ]. i. DAILY.
Hay at Meyer-Or Of discontBuance and vacating
Of ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
u1DJcrAL NOMINATION AT ROCHESTER,

ROCHESTER, n. T., Aug. 22.-The Nationals
Of the With Judicial District have nominated John 4.
Pingree for Justice OF the Supreme Court Pngree
the WOrknCmeD's and Democratic candidate for justice
the lat c!ectiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24

ment in Wabash carried its price up to 1914 but the
stock closes lower at Is. Western Union was
traded in only lightly. at between 90 and 81 ls.
closing at 92ls and Pacific Mail after rising to Is
and declining to 1858 closed at 177s. The invest
ment shares were dull but generally higher.
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRIcES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
opr.rNNe A REDUCTION OF BAIL.

Martin Curley got into dispute with one John
o,S.,,l about somo stones used IN the p.vng of an
,,,ra street. In the quarrel, ONe stepped backward
norton Of the new 1llingin gave way. ana he was
sm.d falling down the new embankment The Coroner
curley in 81 500 bail for mansaughter An appl-
'.,sso was made yesterday to Judge Van Bruni, in
-au,e Court Chambers to reduce this bail. Charles
,se on bohalf of the District Attorney, consented
hs ba be reduced TO that equivalent to The lowest
Of homicide, the fourth degree, and Mr. Howe, on
sti OF the prisoner suggested that the bal DC pro
pt,d Ia the punishment for the fifth degree. Judge
y. Isrifnt reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24

Strict GOOD Ordinary. lOlSs Mddling. .-.....llh ~
Futures quiet closing points lover Sales last evening
$500 bales TodayFirst Call-August Il;SIi october;
Ond Cail-OctOber. ll45; December lib; April ll33;
total 400 bales Third Call-Soptember ll70 December.
Ills total 800 baes. Also to-day, August ll97 sep
temDor. l.6g0ll7l October. lI.4i0ll46i NoYember
ii3S total 1880 bales grand total 1900 bales. Fu'
lures closed quiet and steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
ToialanIe. for tbs dav
sAS FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES or MiSlNG sroCh7;
''' - Nestcrt,v ,roday Yesterday. 70 day.

The market for Government bonds during the
week was dull, and prices show general decline
the sales amounting 10 S3S3,00O principally IN the
new 5s, ut 1906 4l2s az 1854, and J per cents
rices for the week and the closing sales to-day ana
a week ago To-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24

The CROPS or NINETY ACRES BURNED.
READING. Penn, Aug. 22.--A large stone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
ftlp nlantee

GENT WANTED--TO sell the "CHARTER
"A OAK Shirts Must be acquainted with the trace urn
ian ssefacOry and sell commission Can se
win other goods running came trade Address
experienoo and references McCU LLOUGH kobEhI5ON'
Hartford, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24

In Paris, the per cent French rentes ranged be-
tween 20 and 1925. closing at 112.O7l2. as
London, 1921 a week ago, advanced 10 25.25l2
Tire Bank OF France during the week reported q
gain of $500, 900 francs.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company has issued
to its bondholders and stockholders the following
statement relative to its sales of land and the pro-
ceeds thereof:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE.
Per North Riuer, Vessels ami RailroIds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24

The following arc tho imports of dry goods at the
port of New York for the week ending this date and
since the beginning Of the year, compared with tine
CORE IpOnding periods of previous years:
For the woek: 1876. 1871 . ISIS. =
Entered &C the port. 81. OO0620 S2l26O58 $l708Sl2
Thrown on mlrket.... 2.0ll,465 22il3J9 l's20967
Jan.
Thrown market. .51.33IbO0 Ja,OJ4'tl OOlLl'Ff'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
eitnntione Wanleo- MaIes


QTFNOGRAPHER, writing 100 to 120
~ words Dor minute, fair hand az English cOFpo;
1to d,scs empiOyment indifferent the branch OF
in6ngtTy and expectations as % the amount o.
iDnueritioD Address STENOGRAPHEK I. o. bON TO-
Orange, n. J,
TROOM, &c.-First-class groom and coach
N man Protestant; singoi North German eo9d Te,ot
enees city or country Address H. b. CoacDmen ~ "cS
l3th-st.
GARDENERS Situation WANTED.-By
" thoroughly competent man has ten years goop cy
place undefStaDus hOt h
rsperv oeenhouss vegetables Address r., 400 oFsngest
Newark, Nj
[NARDENER.-By a married man; Engllsh
w no chdren years practical experience WIN gtSen
house hot and cold gtaperes fruits flowers ana SegsD
bs learned farming ENGLAND, ana the care ana
gere1 81 fancy stock wife )uld take care OF uy
and n3nifrv which she fully UNDERTAKINGS good Guy TeIo
renee ADDRESS %. Uptown TRIBUNE once Los 6GMay
TOURNA IIST-WOuld engage on newspa-
- Der work after p. nine years e1peIenee rs eivO
and proprietor good paTagaphor consSnse P M ~
editor not AFRAID OF WORK AuuiOSs W. v" ~" ~
Cloud Hotel. city
VNTANTED-Agency for some article, sala-
wv Die ia the southern States or position rs saiesha
an Georgia for some reliable firm during tho Winter AddIes
YOUNG MAN, AlddletOwn, New. YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24

1.-THE above result shows that the sale of 1857
672 acres have provided for the cancellation or
So 1873. 500 60 of land grant bonds, leaving in the
hands of the company .232 1913 acres tor the un-
provided balance of - 26G. 497 81"
The statement published IN tO-days TRIBUNE or
the gross earnings of the st. Louis. Iron Mountain
and Southern Railroad Company from January to
August If was Incorrect The following is the cor
rected statement, received from the Office OF the
company:
1877. 1873 Decrease
January 10 August 1851 s9 ITS s23o50O9 s5S.269
The receipts Of flour and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this 23d day of August werc
New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL REPORT ~ Y. sTOCR EXCHANGE SALES
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
FRIDAY. AUGUST %. 1873

FIRsT OALL-104 O'CLOCK A. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24

The following were tine receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re-
ported by telegraph
Receipts. Shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24

In mOnoy there has been no Change 70 HOVoI EHO
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-11

There is little boy in Vallejo. rot
over seven or eight years old. who IS
never without poke. moaey, while en-
terprise aud skill can procure II The
way he made his last raise was this;
He learned that q certain family had
an account at certain grocery store.
and going boldly to the place Le b'ughs
a dollars worth CT eggs. and represen-
ting himself as one of the family. or as
having been sent by it. had them
charged. Then he went to another store
with his eggs AMI sold them at dis.
count. and the proceeds he Invested for
his amusement. He 60; several dollars
worth of eggs before the dodge Was
found out. II this boy goes on IS he
has begun. AMI doesn't sooner get into
San Quentin, he will make az excellent
stockbrokcr or bank President - los
leo Chronicle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-11

MAxiMs FROM BILLINGS. -True krit.
icism konsis,s in saying kind thing ov
an author whenever you kan.and when
ever You kant il konsis,s m holding
your tongue. Tricks upon travellers are
always dangerous. | hav knewn ded
hornet to wake up and sting just once
more. Truth kan take care ov itself.
but lie has got to be watched as car. .
full as sore thum. Misery luvs com
pauy, but it Is always jealous. There
never waz a man yet but what thought
hiz lame back waz lAmer than any body
else's. Nature haz turned out some in
different jobs, bat never turned out one
20 indifferent that art could duplicate
it. The sovereign mistake is that things
are valued for what they cost, ard not
for what they are worth. lngratitude
il wuss than hypokrasy. Mankind nave
been falling for over five thousand
years, and / don't thiuk they have
struck bottom yet Trieing to interes,
"a small audiences with komik lektur is
Il great deal like trieing to hit the two
korner pins on ten pin alley with .
single bill
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-11
NOTICE OF DISS0LUTIoE
OF PARTNERSHIP.

TYR PARTNERSHIP KrxxroFoRx Ixis:.
i nx q Ss>rs,s sssu~<n Aax1ss MsAlhefa
Ana lssksns. IN he sassrsO " hfsun y ~
sAs Tn nazs Il HsSAs q AsAsAexA -
aisopsved ~ xzsaA, eessssl Al 60 49,
aseA a1s tAs sxn 1ssa - pasd -
a o HSSs.a "a AasH PSrains AAvs - sass'
m - q ~ 81 axnA -,-onu.
csep>r %. ss,s ssaaeess
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-11

The managers of the defunct City of
Glasgow Bank have been arrested on
the charge OF fraud and are now in pri-
son. The whole loss, $50, 900. 900 falls
ON the stock holders. One OF the swim
oilers is President of the Glasgow Young
Mems Christian Association; another
presented many thousand dollars to the
Church, all Of which was stolen; an
other of these rascals was 50 pious that
he would not read newspaper that
was printed on Sunday. ard endeavar-
ed 10 have 10 most strict Sunday
laws snforceu: and in fact they appear
to lave heea e lot Of pious, ultra
religious. Christian thieves. aud they
riously div;d d their plundeE with the
Church.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18
TER.xs OF :z0rERTxsrNG.
BRINE FOR BATHING Tie FEET
- taN ..r 4 DE.IIpRSES.

Sc N3aN EeS,E &N.&8 n 44pf&
A spoLdent. writing to the Praetf-
cal Farmer. III relation 10 the e Of salt
aid liue Es. Lall.ing tie feet vi lmr es,
says: have tried strong brine on found
cred or hoofbound horses. with good results.
made solution of salt and water aud ap-
piled ia three times day. BY Washing ihe
legs anG pouring upon the bottom Of the
feet. and holding iaem up . few minutes
toIsl il strike 10. saw the wun l-rf al
effects ia few days. ! account for lit IN
this way: Salt will extract moisture from
the atmosphere which keeps the feet moist
Salt operates nearly like melted grease up
on the feet. The hoof becomes tough. Jet
pliable. Like chunk Of wood saturated
with salt or brine, il is tough yet MOIST.
Thus it Is with horses foot. Here let
me add. that the practice Of raspins crack
ed hoof to toughen il is folly. Apply BRINE
and yon will effect cure. 4 horse that
il driven upon hard road is liably to ge'
stiffed. have seen valuable horses driven
upon our own plank roads few days get
quite lame. | reasoned 10 myself Us to
the cause and adopted the use of brine .:
q remedy. which proved efectual.'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18
PATIENTS,

In connerii IN with the Sclent be AnIeri>
can. Mrs,rs. MusN & Go. are Solicitors of
Aueriran aud foreign Patents. hate had
81 years experiences AID nov hsye tie
largest e.tal lishmeht IN the world. Patents
are obtained ON tic best terms 4 ,l~cial
notice islmsde in the Srieniiic American
of all Inyeniions patented through thi>
Agency, With the name and rrsidrnre II
the Paientee. By the immrnse cirrulatiou
thus given. public attentitn j. directed to
the ,nciits Of the new patenr. aud salrs pr
introduction often easily effected.
Any lersnh who has made n new, dir
rnsary or invention. can ascertain. free Il
charge. whether patent can probably ie
oltaipsd. ,hy writing u the undersigned
Ne also send fire our Hand Book about
the Patent Law-. Patents. Caveats. Trade.
Marks. their cnsts. and how preeured. with
,biais -lur prucurins advances on inventions.
Address for the Paper. or concerning
Patents. = T. ,
MUM 4 co: 81 Park Row, New York
=aase7 branch Office, Tor. I 4 9Th SIS
Washington. ID. q. aa5 -,g..@ -.
4
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18
MEASLES ANoSG SWINE.

Measles in swine il, one af the most corn
mon diseases 10 which hpgslare liable.
The sy,spionis are reduces VI the eyes.
foul skin, depression Of spirits. decline ur
total loss of appetite. small pusiules about
the throat and red and purple erupiions on
the skin. The last are more plainly !visi-
BILE after death. when they impart pecu-
liar appearance to- the grain Of she meat.
with fading Of lis color and disientpn Of
the fber. giving an appearance similar t.
that ~hish might be produced by punctur.
ipy the Hesh.. u - S8 sss NaE
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18

The Scientific Asi,ericn lisa large First
Glass Weekly Newspaper of Sixse.nspae's. :.
printed in the most beautiful style. pro
Jusely iiiuauted wiih splendid tsy'ariHys,
reyr senrlng die hewesn lswuilons aud the
most icreht Advances in the Arts and
SCHEMES; including New aud Interesting
Facts m Agriculture, Horticulture, tie
Hume. Health. Medical l',ngress. S''cial
Science. Natural History. Geology. a
sfrdnoa.y sThe .hos. salmbls practical
papers. by eminent writers in all DEPART
meats of Science will be found int the Ssienti
fic American. u sd #sta T.
Tev#S 81 20 per yelr, 81 GO half year
which includes postage. ID 3 .ount 60. Agents.
Slngle copies, ten cents. sud by al News
deaiers. Remit BY postal order to MUM
l. Co; Publishers. 81 lnrk Row. New
York. N#8tiM fsFfrsf
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18

BESs";sss.ad y" se sse isfas, y; = e e
rithpf sex. rlght ~ theft avn iDralfips. parfi.
eulsr and sainfles worth e1Irer. Improve toilr
spare iitpe y ihls ii1.iaess. Address srIsrDs a
60: Portland Msine.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18

Young PIC. should tefed little q time
and aften---ihis sihe secret ofrspid growth
n sllosed ali fhes will eat. they will rarge
,hsmselgss arA bring sn eolic or become
po .Lsllied and siunted. when II The feed
ga. divided into iso Or three feelings 4.
IL, xsald digsa Il sll Siih9u, dsrangs.
ment q ,Le stomach Anj grow we'll.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18

s* Tie eomfart Of ssoek 10 greatly promoted
..,s.~. Dy GOOD shelter How difefear the sleek
and eortented cattle sbd sLeep afe ia veil
protected hsmysrd from the poor. riugb.
~'7 hairsd pinchc1 up sieek in 40 open field.
90 en.ering such Jsrs. the FIRST thsaglt
l.. hos s0mfsrislie She creatures lsskl
Think also d The economy. Ii may cost
s,mstIsipg to pp, yp sheds apd high tight
aes fences. but in The long run i ccs'r more 10
feed half starved sa:le.. Befoe any sbi-
nauls csn be fsiteDed. . certain amount Of
fooi inust be expended 10 keepiag them
warn. Iihealthy e4itie aud sheep have
-4s5sa a m6eh food ss they can eai. they siIl
perhaps 70 through the winter IN about ~
good health A illey soald if sell hes-ed
~ even though they he exposed Co fh's
riror. 81 tie climate. hut the apou,f ~
s,..y.E. fodder they will consume j. enormous and
3thh II tkey are hse ibsifsy atibe start. " get
phort u fldder. Il will 90 b.rd wi:h them.
Cows will abort their calves. sheep will
ma .aip. tlE lpuls Willie barn dsad. and Oill.
Z" , ~ er evil. as. Al.nSa ssre u foips. - W "
u; u CO. GgtlemaH.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18
TREATMENT.

Allow the animal to fast in the 6Is: in
stance for .tsehty-iuur hours. aud then adj
minister warm drink containing draehn
Of esrbouste Of soda aud an ounce n BVls
ArmenIsn. after which mix the fvllowing
one-foarth oz sulphur. one.sOurth W nltre'
cne-fourth on espperas. aud ! grains .
padcphyIlufn. Give ofihis mixture One
fourth tessposnful tsice day for four DAY ;
then three times week until n cure 1
effected. Wash the anin,al. cleanse th
siJe aud change the beddins.-il. ". ID
IL M,ehym Former. 9
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18

n & Va r tE
TnE VIRTUES OF OATMEAL LIN
Great B,ita,n chiliren or al sranks are
raj ,ed on oatmeal diet alone, beeanse il
sasses tAemuto. grow .slrung and beautiful,
and no better hood can possible be found
for thcmr3 II isalsa quite as desirable for
the student ms Tor the laburer, and for the
delicate lady aud her hardsworkmg sister;
Indeed. all classes would be greatly hene.
lifted q its pse, aid dyspepsia. with all ils
manifold annnyances, can be kept NJ q dis
lance. Oatmeal is more substantial food.
IL s,said. than veal, pork or lamb, giving
AZ much or more mental vigor, while ls
great dcsderatum consists Ia ones not fbe-
Gaming weary oi il, for it Is a. welcome for
hreaktsst ortteaas III xbealorgra bread
II can be eaten with syrup and butter as
hasry pudding. or cream aud sugar. like
rice. Its especially good for young mo
thers.up whose herr rous Jorces lou great y
demand has feei,sade,s and they aose the
e9nilihiiam 81 the system and become de,
| pressed ani ei,piriled. Oatme requires
10 he eonke slowly. aud the water should
TO bu,ling hot when il is stirred IN.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18

j
THE HOME JuugNaI.. taLrs ihe earliest
oreasiom ,f the rrsrtil,inrnl Of hilsincrs tpon
thr stetc bass in return ~ il ,,lI s,llsrfipilon
rates ls.Iure tile war, tw0 dollars yraf. This
was IL price durm1 nearly iae rniiTe prrl1d ni
thu rsl'iurship ol y. Y, WILLIS and u MOl,.
GlS. The present r,tlnr'iUn v dnilllly kF ihr
advantage III iltisuSrFiTr ar lille ile rair "
the snne ~ year, aga, tllr ~lze VI Inc paper has
lHyn Increased fnly third, variety ~ nrw "
lrrary attractions irsyr lr~n mlslr,l. with NIL
rcsirw nf fhe Arws 81 TIN hest ss'yiri. II home
anil abTo III every Mrrk, making what the ptrss
lits a.il,,t nnanin iii.ls ih~iare,i Go lc e
!. The Best Literary aud Socsag Puper
Ia dmerict,." sN ssvtata5s
This marked snIn IL the -uh.s.riher the pnl,-
lisrrs ARE grafilird tn hr alIIr 10 make tiIiIl
inss is themselves rs rrasom oft prr-cnt large
rirrllIfinn ~ tin paper. in The saHir direction
tlet rulnt On siill guntrr advantage, 60 illrir
s,ll,svrilrr-, ron-iauiI, lnrrra.ing The value "f
the Irper ani rf,lh.in. t..r prisr. thus KEEPING
II III the fuiure u llfs aHrIl ~ the past. the
IIiOIly ST gA.Sy aCIfEIPEST
exutiBenf sf rulfme In the Land. TlRr leading
departments of The Journal r0mpri-e Editorials
on topics nT Ifrsh Interest; Brilliant i,onmnrrs
and poTiratturss u American Lite; Editorial lt-
Views ofnrw ryents in the world of lle s.s-I.si-
trr-. Painting. Sculpture. sssienre, Music. and
| the Drama: original Essatr: Ample ENreFpis
from tlle lE-i Eur.pean Writer'S, spicy Letters
from torrc~ pnndclis Ia 80 the Icai Capitals ~
| the warld: eoiiiotls Extraefs frnm New Bvok.:
and raey accounts ~ sayings. happenings aud
,laings III the l:ean Mrnfc: rmhi airing the very
Ir..sIrsi n1tfers u ntfn-f m ihi. cniInirr and IN
EHape-the whole renplrirly inirraring the
VT aud, wisdom, the hInlIar aud IntIius. the
news and si,afklins so-sip u the tiRrs. @s
TERMS. FEs.:: ~ POSTAGE.
| The Home Jaarnal osesSps, one year, %
| . replies, une year. -
Id u. 80 zsg tr.t4 -
| siIir<rtl.eFs wiIa wish . l,in with iIls IIone
Journal any one ef ihe lrains Trri.,liral- like
/ Ilarp-T'. Malazlne: llatIrr'- wrekly i.ippigs-
rnli's. ilaekwoed'-.ilie Engllsh QiaTtrslies ere.
mat do 80 at the reduced Tac nt e. y for The lr
,lalllr nagaziilr.. - - fst fiirli. Ifsing Ase;
/ 20 ~ iar Appleiou'S Jaurnal. Address
MORRIS PHILLIPS Il CO.. ms
IN No, 2 Park Place, New York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18

I Tnisfinirssnt ysry naturally originafedin Aners.
e. vhess Nsiure provides N hsf laimaiory snth
tnrprishg hnfidotes for ths naAisais. a. hrr ehii
drrn. ~ fame has heen sprcading for . yearz
until no~ il encircics the habstabie giobc
Tho Mexican Mustang I1niment is msfesie~s
remcdy yfornIlsxfsrnnis ailments % mansnd bsasL .
.Fe Tostcck owners and farmers 4 Il Invaluable.
single both often saves hnnsn iife % ~. z
aiorrs fllo usefulness u m sxesIlsnt horas.o
4 esp.or shecp.
10 cures foos.rvt. hoofaEi, hollow horn. grub.
scrsv.worm, shouderrot, mange, the bites and
sfings of poisonous reptiles and insects andesery
such drhrtsekfsss ssock Drceiins and bush iife
icurs evcry external trvublo Of horrrss fssets
si.fn<ns.s. ssFatelrs svinny. sprsins. fosnsdsf.
vindTafl ingbonn. ete.. etc.
The nexican Mustang f1nifnent y ~ quiekest
eufe In fhswossd fur sscieants ectnrring in ths
faxfiT. N tha absenes u Physician. sueh a.
burns, seeifs. sprA,an. cuts. stc. snd fsr risnaA
tisn, and stifness engend~rsd hy esposma. Par.
ficusariyvsiaahie 70 ntn.u. ~
4. "a "a fhs cboapest remedy IN the world, for n
penstrstcs the inussie 20 the boss. ard . sinsis
apprcafion n s~ner~iiy miHosc~t tocars. ,f
rsxicsn rpsssng flnimsnt fs put 10 IN fhr-s
slses o. bottles fhe larger ones b~snr prDporsts~
sisir insch ths sbsspsst. s&s srrusiare