She gam and seaside.
Land Drilufl3e.
An article in Clokman's Rural World,
sigued,",lt. 11. A." hits. the nail on the
head, when it says that thorough drainage
of land is the only security the farmer has
against loss by "too much rain or alvant
— CI it." Some deem it an absurdity to cus
sed that draining the water from the soil
can be beneficial to crops, during a. pro
tracted draught, yet such is the fact, as
every one knows who has tested the mat
ter on soil where the texture .. was such as
to hold the water a foot or more below
the surface. Such land, before draining,
becomes baked and hard ;' iro fertilizing
influences comesnp to invigorate the roots
and develop plant growth ; but draw this
water off,.and a speedy change for the
better will be seen in the character of the
soil, and in the plants whose seeds were
committed to it. As the country is more
and more divested of forest coverings, the
drier will bo the fructifying of season, and
the greater necessity of drainage to coun
teract the influence of drought. But the
benefit of drainage does not stop here,
for, in the event of a wet spring, seeding
Gan be forwarded two or three weeks as a
consequence of it, while vegetation will
be aided during the entire season, what
ever its character may be.
Good Feed for Good Sauer.
I once bought a dairy of twenty tubs
of butter all made from the same caws
the same season and by the same person.
Some eight tubs were good, sound, yellow
butter; some eight more of it was very
light colored and soft, with a dirweeable
flaver; Some four tubs down from
yellow to white, and the color the index of
quality. Careful investigation developed
the fact that the good butter w.is made
from grass feed; and the poor, later in the
season, when the grass had failed, from
drought, and the cows lived upon. briars
and leaves. A man changed the feed of
his cows from corn meal and hay to po
tatoes and hay; it lessened the quantity
of butter, and the color was lighter.
Hence the importance of good feed. It
isprofitable ; to feed corn meal at all times
except whenf.the grass is new and plenty,
and it is not `Jost then. A piece of land
five Aids by two to each cow, sowed with
Southern corn will supply the deficiency
of the pastures in the last of the season
for two or three months, and save the
mowingsmore than the cost.-67. Johns
burry, yermont Man
REMEDY Pon Rusr r Wnssr.—The
following from a distinguished agricul
turist, is taken from a firemen paper ;
For thirty years I have found this method
successful in preventing rust in wheat.
Some hours, at the longest six or eight,
before sowing, prepare a steep of three
measures of powdered quick lime and ten
measures of cattle urine. Pour two quarts
of this upon a peck of Wheat, stir with a
spade anti f every kernel is covered white
with it. By using wheat so preparedrust
of every kind will be avoided. I have of
ten noncedwhile in the neighboring fields
a great part of the crop is affected by
rust; in mine, lying close by it, not a
Atingle ear so affected could be found. The
same writer says he takes the sheaves and
beats off the ripest kernels with a. stick,
and uses the grain thus obtained for
seed.
BEss For Soli, E.xnargrans.—The
Utica Herald , saps no valid objection can
be raised to this crop on the score of its
exhausting to the soil. A tri-yearly ro
tation of the best enriches the soil. The
tops cut off and plowed in, as well as the
the salts and cliarcoals from the suer
hopses, are excellent fertilizers. Large
quantities of animal manure are also ob
tained from the herds fattened on the
pulp. Thus would the yield of the land
be more than quadrupled in value, while
the land itself would be improved, where
now it is being exhausted by continuous
cropping with cereals.
. RAE. ix THE Foos.—To relieve the ter
rible effects of running a nail in the foot
of man or horse, take peach leaves, bruise
them, apply to the wound, confine with
bandage, and the cure is quick and cer
tain. enew the application twice a day
if necessary; but one application usually
does the work. I have cured both man
and beast in a few hours, when they were
TWde on the point of having the
w. - This receipe, remembered and
prefaced, will save many valuable laves—
Or. Southern Cullivrdor.
GOOD OLD llonsEs.—The Canada Far-
Naar mentions a horse owned by 31. Yod
er, of Springfield, Oaten°, which is be
lieved to be over thirtyyears old, and is
still fat, plump and handsome. Twenty
five_yeam ago he was adashing roadster.
The Amer suggests the propriety of
havingrises at agncultural fairs for the
beat old horses, as, while any one may
`-bites good colt, is is only a good, kind
bondman that esn show a sound, active
_4 44 4-b 9lB e.
Early Calves.
-A. correspondent of the Cbuntry Gea
nasals says a There is a good deal more
• on an early start than' gen
erally rmfrposed; yet every &neer Who has
raised stock must be aware of the adranz
twee attached • to a calf or a colt born =in
Hsieh or Apnl, over one not coming in to
existence till June. . The early young ani
mals become' strong against • their first
winter, and go through the cold spells
without the check that those that are
younger or tender receive, and hating
gained a good clear start, they will never
-100,11 it„ and it is the issmesrith l a mbi;
pip and young poultry. How attentive
to this matter .should those be who peg
semi highly bred stock, for if it is worth
consideration with good common Stock,
Aiwa be of immense impoytrusis to
those who breed animals coming to be
worth as many thousand as the averages
are hundreds. Ili England the winters
are. very much milder than in the North
ern States; yet this is seriously studied
with evat y variety otlive stock, for the
first water is the most critical period of
agnctiltorti animals' existence, and when
the young Stock is brought to grass about
fourteen maths' old, plump and fat as
they can be t to be perfectly healthy , and
rowing, there is 'Lin end to -all anxiety
concerning them.
• z-IL writer in the Maine Power yen
tit:Kends that farmers obonll kei t'
.2307 coifs, ana eltes a veil •am;:a
index* in - vttich two •celnY by: bevies
lheateneiluantityni foodipven Olen as
Ant beenosponsly given to tsar, hail
yielded mWasWe more butiF j oeheeee,
ettitbinekeet.been before .:-Otetnedfaen
&able theitinnber.—that I,lteljere
upon eV:m*lM hattnnedss irre than
the four.
:.-_
The grand bridge'across the Mississippi
river . at St. lonia promises to be, - wben
completed, one of the dbst monu
ments of.ieng i
neering ski I and genius in
the 'world. Between theabutments it will
consist of three steel arches, each of about
500 feet span, resting upon massive piers
of,solid masonry. Mr. *Tames B. Beds,
the chief engineer, has isnot a very inte
resting report of the progress which has
been made in this great undertaLing.—
Among thesie which most forcibly inns
' trate the power of science to overcome
difficulties which would seem almost in
surmountable' are some relating to con- -
strucfion of the west abutment,
,which at
the date of the report had been completed
from the bed rock of the river to a point
31 feet above low-water mark, a height of
44 feet altogether. Although the bed
rock at the site of this abutment is 73}
feet tiger than at the east pier, the difficul
ties .encountered in building its founda
tion were more serious than at either of
the others. Its site had been for ever six
ty years a part of , the steam boat landing
of the city, and as each had received
sverritind of useless material thrown
overboard from the varioutisteamers lying
over it during that time. The old sheet
iron enveloping their furnaces worn-out
grate bars, old Lire bricks, parts of smoke
stacks, with coal cinders, clinkers, and a
mass of heterogenous substances, formed
a deposit averaging 12 feet in depth over
the rock.. Not only were these miscella
neous obstructions in the way, but the
coffer dam, constructed to enclose the site
had to be put down through the wrecks '' ,
of no less than three steamboats which
were embedded in the sand, the hulk of
either of which was not probably less than
400 tons measurement. From the enclos
ure within the dam were taken parts of
several old and burnt steam boat engines,
the iron to of some of which had to be
cut off; our wrecks of barges, some of
them probably in use before the era of
steam; likewise several oak saw logs,
some anchors, chains and• a variety of
smaller articles. This incongruous de
posit made it exceedingly difficult to main
tain the integrity of the dam, and fre
quent tkiodings occnrred which delayed
and increased the cost Of the work ; but
all difficulties were surmounted and the
bed rock within was finally exposed to
view. The piers were sunk by means of
caissons. compressed air, and sand pumps
similar in many respects to them Ili' use
for the East river bridge. The east pier
of the St. Lou. bridge had on the Ist of
October been carried up to the height of
117 feet above the bed rock on which it
rests, about 20 feet above the level of the
water at that time. It measures at its
base in the direction of the current., 82
feet, and transversely GO feet. This pier
was placed on the rock in 126 days from
the laying of the first stone, work being
suspended on it during twenty days of this
time on account of bad weather. The
west abutment of the bridge when com
pleted to the carriage way will be 115 feet
high above the bed rocks of the river,
and will contain 11,883 cubic yards of
masonry.
A pony Arab going through the desert
met with a sparkling spring. Accustom
ed to brackish water, a draught from this
sweet well in the wilderness, seemed to
his simole mind, a present fit to offer to
the Caliph. So he filled his leathern bot
tle, and, after a weary tramp, laid his
humble gift at his sovereign's feet. The
[ monarch, with the magnanimity that
I may put many a christian to blush, called
for a cup, and filling it, drank freely, and,
with a smile, thanked the Arab and, pre
sented him with a reward. The courtiers
pressed eagerly around for a draught of
the wonderful water, which was regarded
as worthy such a princely acknowledg
ment-. To their surprise the Caliph for
bade them to touch a drop. Then, after
[ the simple-hearted F iver left the royal
presence, with a new spring ofjoy swell
ing up in his heart, the monarch thus ex
plained the motive for his prohibition.
"During this long journey, the water in
this leathern bottle has become impure
and distasteful ; but it was an offering of
Tone, and, as such I accepted it with pie:m
itre. I feared however, that if I allowed
another to taste it, he would not conceal
his disgust. Therefore it was that I for
bade you to partake, lest the heart of the
poor man should be wounded,"
SwirrsEss OF BmDs.—A GermAn.pa
per. speaking of the swiftness of various
birds, says "A vulture can fly at the rate
of one hundred and fifty miles en hour.
Ohseriations made on the coast of Lab
rador convinced Major Cartwright Wet
wild geese could travel at thereto of nine
ty miles an hour. The common crow can
fly twenty-five miles an hour. It is said
that a falcon was discovered . at Malta
twenty-four hones after the departure of
Henry IV. from 'Fontainebleau. If true,
this bird must have flown for twenty-four
hours at the rate of fifty-seven miles an
I hour, not allowing him to rest amoment
during the whole time."
—A forlorn bachelor lamentably igno
rant of thejoys of married life, delivered
himself the other evening, of the follow
ing: "Why do the angels enjoy the ce
lestial happiness?" "Because there are
no marriages in Paradise!" "And- why
arc there no marriages in Paradise r
" Because, he said, promptly answering
himself, 'because there is no paradise in
mar—'" Ali, said he," perceiving the
coming storm, "I didn't say it!"
—A citizen of Chelsea, llass,Who was
in the habit of taking his beer regularly,
in ally way, at a sbop in that town, Toted
"No," 'last week,aatbe fact came to the
knowledge of the beer seller. And when
the citizen called for his usual glass of
beer be was peremptorily refused. and
thus taught a wholesome lesson , against
the sin of hypocrisy.-- •• •
The SG 'Golds Bridge.
True IPoßiefler'.
—Loveliness needs not the`foreign aid
of ornament, but is, when unadorned,
adorned- the most.
A loving heart and,a pleasant counte
nance ate commodities ' which a man
should neverha to take home with him.
,
Experience is torch lighted in the
ashes of our delusions,
s w o
—Nen evecially admire him who in•
corruptible by money., and they °presider
every MAD i n whom that(malty- IS men
;Mime !)3? fire.. ;
" , ..-There is- a ast in - Pittsfield,. Musa,
fop Tears of sge t atich has had - 225
dais
. • _ ,
- . -Whestitss sonnat tab sift#,his
lba? Vilyeritheisthilleaveihistincith
into take.
Sty alvatiotintuto.
ofTllllll7lr TU 011113ASID
3acktuxaiimistea-Tho TakTim;
tea Lin Aim Mame laustaiont Cortaary,
Ilartford,Conneetlca, paid MAO on W.
Ferbash and WWI C. entry, victims of
tisi New listatentrraUniad scrident ; $5,000
~n the late 8. 11. Lewis; Jr., of R. albens, Vt.
AU these accidents oceaned, and the tornranne was
paid, within Wee months—each claim being paid about
IdAir days before it vu duo by the terms of the policy.
The Tams= has paid BEVEN ItONDIED DOI.
LAZO ADDY in benefits to Its polblbolders, for death
or Wary ity accident, ibremy working day dosing the
past semi years. • • •
The Tamscas Um arm Accrom lirseassex Coat
PANT. Of Ilartford, Conn., grants an the usual forms of
Lin and =DOWD= Policies, on eleeedinglY
fsearabbitams. !arms dantrann and Low Barna.
HAL! DM II !Wel N A EY.
rhr. C7I 2 ILCIPCPWII3I liir=r33l
CRM trutti for ten 181 5 d A prrred e t W rlt h .
sands of eases capable of curing all Inseams of the
Throat and Lungs; performing many remarkable CUM,
merits a trial from all Who aro suffering from similar af-
MORO* end minty sleeking relief. %PRI yonlel prejudice
prevent yon from being medallic..
p it
atu 'nand Stidteifsg=f7aetriTs.an
i i ii - a -E.7 wk.. will find relief and core.
k klike—ltequtre only a few doses.
ung iliteagelk—ilaseured eases ponscrunced lame
cab e.
Debility. _ _—lt renovates and Inorates the system.
Tar E empbant.—Mot ElfccUre Regulator of this
c lap.—its healthy action on the Stomach cores
ft=er.—lttahealtblivingandappettteeestiefog.
Ofikana.—Action on them is marked and
prompt.
Dr. CrooleMze or it Is etch In the medical quali
ties et Tar, comb reed with vegetable Ingredients of un
doubted Wile, which make It unsurpnased, not only for
the complaints enumerated, bat It Rapidly Restores Ex
hausted strength, cleanses the stomach. relaxes the Me
er and puts thereto work, causes the food to digest, and
makes pure blood. mil begets a vivacity appreciated by
both mould and sick. If you are stliteted In any way.
we know If you try the Libtlvlng Tonic Properties of
Dr. Crook's Wine of Tar, you will add your testimony
to Us great nine In emr...lv_ Any .• Ills that flesh
hair ba." Prepared only by o,lt 01100 E & CO.—
Bold byDra:WAta Oreryartiere. RAIL & POUTER,
Junction City - Xusas, Wholesale Agents.
Yorecrofola. Saablauo Tali farof-
Mans Diseases of um byes. or 1 ain any
form. Itheumatiam.Dlseasie ot the Liver. Dia
eases of the Skin, Eruptions. Pimentos. Bolls.
Totter, Scald Read. Mean and old Bores. or
soy disease depending on a r and condi
tion of tbe blood. Wm Irr, k's Com
pound Srup of P o k e Boot. tis wows
, kno wn with- . , i n
r, i h beet e 'a' i ' Wit, of Iron
glet in... 0. Cleanse your Blood • al Try one
bottle. Bold by Druggists. Prepared only by
OLIVER CROOK I CO., Dayton, 0.
eePAD Q. We vill insert an advs.] ,
ment In Sig t mired Amerman Ntrampa-
DOTI am BiltDollift per e per wcek. Ono 11110 une
Week will cost :Mx Donor, me tines will cost Twelve
Darius, and Ten line. will cost Sixty Dollars. Bend for
a nintad Agents , drisO. Row OWEL & CO., Ad
vert-tang No. 41 Park New York.
The Vice of our Age is Fraud I.
EvEnTaBl ss. there are flee honest Patent
N
Agents, even at the Capita!, of whom is the ander
signed. Patents for 17 years obtained at reasonable
ratesk. Agents vied. Send for eissalare. 080. E.
MOWN. Couneellor4l.-Law., 817 0. Street, ear. 9th.
Washington, D. C.
FRAGRANTSA - POLIENE
NiVtld Gloves and an kinds of Cloths and Cloth-
VV Ointores Paint, Cheese Tar. insfanily,
without the least Injury to the tines: fabric. Bold by
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POLMNE CO 33 Razelay St.., New To*, 48 Laßalle-13t..
Chleago.
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11. WAGNER .1 C 0... Mantua% Mich.
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A W . l s th prio tilay a r , o4te. Ad
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Expenses paid, IL Shaw, kfrcd, Ate.
MILLION Of DOILARS.
libiewd bra quiet men can make a tort/me by revealing
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JU. VANAIIIES, jQ. D.. successfully treats
ell classes of Chronic and Acute Diaeases. Send
stamp for cirenLsr containing particular, and testi.
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IaU4D,OOO
Worth of Gooch hi store for the opening of
the Fell Trade of 1870, in a full and
general assortment of
Ladies and Cent
Dress. end ihrnishing. and Faney Goods
In Empress atif Is. Drawn, Merinos, Ponann,
Calms, Shawls, Corsets.cosbossed Ma, and 6 , ,,0p 6tiru,
Ladies and Gans hem Buffalo Robes.Faney Lap
Robes. op& assortrnentcJ Crabs, Ceorsingeres.
lables'Cioths, Ficantls, Hosiery.
Donsedie Cottons, de. 'le.
with a general assortment of Hats and Calm,
Boots & Shoes, Oils and Paints. Groceries,
Crockery, Hardware, Stows, Iron, &c., ihrnish
ing s superior opportunity for selections, and
will be sold on the most favorable terms, by
S. 3B
or Milford. Nov. VC IMO,
FTNANCIAL.
New 7-30 Gold Loan
BAFE! PROFITABLE! PERMANENT!
Jay Cooke & Co.
Offer for Elate at Par and Accrued Intcreat, the
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT GOLD
BONDS
07 THE
Northern Pacific
RAILROAD COMP'Y,
THESE BONDS are secured, first, by
liitrat3le on the Railroad itself. its tolling
slottand nts sawn& by a Vim KonMs
on Its entire Grant, being more than Twentg-Two
Thousand /ones of land to each stile Of road.
The Bonds are tree irom Vatted Stales Tax ; the Prin.
deal tad Interest ate paroble la Geld—the Pried* at
the cad of Thirty years. sad the Interest derctleumaally.
at the rate of ftro and Tbreeeeatha per end. per
=nem
W $1
Tho 7 aro Loud in denominations of V A WO, $ 1
ED anoo.Wl
The Ttrutees antler the the Mortgage are Xmas. J.
Conan, ot Philadel and J. Edgar Tbrents, Pr:side:4
at the Peartayiraals Contra! Railroad Company.
fo m r o ty th . e b r e n r ePadacb W
temper n t
a P l r l
em m m
( b or
1.10). in exchange for the Company r Landis at their icre.
est essb price.
la addition to the!? abeolute safety, these Bonds yield
as beam hrger. we believe, Meanly otberFtret Clan
Beeettly. Perms baling Vetted States Ftvr,Tweattes
exe, by etemalieg thew Into Northevn Peebles, farrow
=UV lamas tateethltd. atlll Save a petfeesty
laveatmeet. •
ROW TO GET THEM
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Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
GI TUE BLOOD.
rOll P
The reputation this ex
cellent medicine enjoy..
14t l derived from its cures,
a many of which are truly
:: marvellous. Inveterate
eases of Scrofulous die.
ease, where the system
1% seemed sat ted with
1 ....46 corruption, hare been
r . . earthed and cured It.
Boothia= affections by
sod
dhorders
-tr orldetiw=
granted y the
lons cantinninaticm mita
they were pstandly allettng, have bee
st n radically
cured in such gnat numbers ht.ahno every see
@on of the country, that the public scarcely need to
be Informed of its virtues or uses.
Scrottilaces poison La one of the most destrurtire
enemies of our thee. Often, this unseen and unfelt
tenant of the organism undermines the constitution,
sonnavites the attack of enfeebling or fataltilseases,
without exciting& atirpleion of its ermine.. Aga) .
Hamm' to breed W.W.I= throughout the bedf,snil
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
Into one or other of its hideous ha r ms either en the
surface or among the vital . In the ' latter, tuber.
ales may be soddenly deposited In the lungs or
heart, or tumors farmed In the liver, or it shows
Its presence by Firms on th e skin, ar find nicer.
adonis on some of the body. Hence the ores.
atonal use of a Wont this Sartaparil/a is ad.
Thable, even when no active_ symptoms of disease
.I=Persona Mittel with the tbllowtog corn.
generally End Immediate relief, and, at
mire, ti the use of this RARSAPAIIII,
Aniliteny's Jerre, Ross or Erysipelas,
eietter Rheum Scald Read, Ringworm,
Hare Elite , e Sore Ears, and other eruptions or
visible rum of Scrofulous disease. Also in the
atom concealed forma, as spepsia. sly,
/Dart Discos., Fits, E p ilepsy. Nevrarerta,
and the various 'Myron" affections of the muses.
Isr and nervous systems.
flephirte or renewal and Terrestrial Diseases
are cured by It, though a long time Is required for
subduing these obstinate maladies by any medicine.
But long continued rise of this medicine will cure
the complaint. Leurorrhtre or Matra, t"(trine
rlerrations, and Feinale Diseases, are com
monly soon relieved and ultimately cured by its
purWng and Invigorating effect. Minute Dirac-
Uons for each ease Sr. found in our Almanac, sup
plied gratis. Rhemenatiros and Gent, when
canoed by 'cermet:diens of extraneous matters
- in the blood, vied crackly to It as also Fier.
Complanors, ine.pidttp. ths.andfsmor /Whim
eaWithn of the Mr.,. and Janne/lee, when arising.
they often do, from the rankling .Peieene In the
blood. This SARSAPARILLA ts a great le
tearer for the strength and vigor of the system.
Those who are Dersepsrid and Despon
dent, Sleepless. and troubled with, - Nervous Ap
prehensions or Fears. or env of the affections
symptomatic of Weakness, will and Immediate
relief and convincing evidence of its restorative
power upon trial.
PREPARED 117
D. 3. C. AYE= & CO., Lowell, now.,
Practical and Analsaias! Chemists.
601.1) in ALL DRUGGISTS tan
Bold by Abel Twirl', and Burns &
Montrose, and all dru,sisis and dealers every
where. [Dec. 21, 1870—y
Dr. CP. XP. 3.311.C0V172a145
TOU'SG AMERICAN
La X IV X 31E 3EI TV "T
in offering this Liniment to the politic. uwe do in
full confidence, that it most impends all *there now in
nor. " an Internal remedy. for the cone of all diseases In
the reach of that class (a:medicines we.= safely tureen,
without theleast fearofeouttadletioo, that it stands un
rivaled in the list of Medical compounds externally ap
plied for the atre et sease, Feeling therefore that it
la unnecessary to puffs remedy so eminently wonderful
to Its effects, sourysterionsly totallible to its powers of
relief, moan the deaf to hear, the blind to see. the ner
sous, drawn end crippled ttummatte to walk meet end re•
jotee again to the power end vluorof manhood, fir% pm.
wait= %offered to the:nit& on Its own merits. ani
claims no velem% bright es-essential oils of the Arabi
an deserts; hut on the contrary is what its Imparts. ana
to a tan combination of the powers of North Ameri
can products.
Ns. Toms, Dec. 14, IMO.
This notice Ii to Inform an dealers la proprietary
medicines. that velum* cstabile'hed s Depot in Basque.
Itanos county allies:arose. Tor the sale of Dr. C, F.
Brosrn`a Young American Lini men t. and that Mr. A.
BALDWIN is our mottos that moose
WaDj2l sourmalxiD ~
Willhun *Brett. N e w York
Agencies will won be estabibated at =MI places In
entry townshiP,, and published In the list below. lam
ready to fttrulab tt at wholesale prices to agents. Pew
em and circulars sent tree upon ePPlleatko to the nth'
T om bs Liniment is now for gale at retail by the Pansy
tug meats, to wit:
Bums.
Tamely & Nichols, Montrcee.
E. L. Adams. Auburn 4 antlers
William White, Auburn Centre,
Noah Baldwin. South Auburn.
Waltman A Vosbruv,Sidnneel Eddy.
Heeler A Vanohn. w7aleal as.
D. C. A P. U. tordbmo,
Dr. V. Hemet. Ctamppton.
J. Burrows & Sone. Stevenetltht
L. 11. Sherwood, Itosimille.
H. T. Hendrick, Springville.
William Thsjer, Dhnoek.
8. 11.13eardslee, Little Meadows.
Robert Winters, Prieadmille.
IL L. ~, Bise.ber&rille.
D. A. A. TtUworth. Brooklyn, Ps.
L. B. It ,Indr Pactoryville.
W, H. Curtis, Bailey Molloy.
M M. Tiffany, Hopbottom.
S. B. Very, Montrose
0. li. pawky . , pew NI
T.D. Eeetheelt, Grist Send.
Any persons In townships not above named, desiring
co agency, may obtain It by addrmerizur
A. BALDWIN, General Agent.
Jan.ll. 1871-3 m Montrose. Pa.
ABEL TURRELL
E 1175 conertanUT on hand one of the mod isomer H
one collections of
DRUGS & MEDICINES
in the country wed bestows medal attention to ie •
letting and boring articles in Cis department that ars
~ a
paniandge , e.
Ile also keeps &great variety of
LIQUORS MID
bought ether direct ftoul the distiller, or Importer, sad
tratroated ark:oy rim ,
Also, a foll - otiottisent or Palm. Otis, Vasolohes,
Brushes. Lobrintloz ono sod Lie BUM. Uroccrla
Wail Paper, Gum, e, violins, Plitale. Goal
and scotouolitoo.
A On* andety idGed and *thee JEWELRY, Pedan
mstrasto men
t:7. Yankee itOTIONS, de., and ether good/ too na
tkm.
llnnop severalyears pot persons have been la, th e
habit ron O EZ otitre,and tending to tbo ChM: Arnett
wars 17canpsiv, New York, for thole supplies of Tom
INPICOffee, for Camovise.
Abel Tarief isoowennpiling the WS. with these
Scotian Coffee; is wears tu Montrose, si the ume
prim that Moo ebbs and Ohne p
.>>U of the
Non at the Company In New York. Tines,. potthilars
oal Ners tbe sneeze aim, trouble of allabblag /ad
48 !tot 'laths& by Wog - •
- AIIEL TOM/4
Entrost, P..
IBM T. NEINIOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT CATAWBA
GRAPE PILLS.
Component Parts—Flnid Extract Risen
barb and Fluid Extract Oataw-
ba Grape Juice.
"L"Mt Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Billions Affections,
Mek or Nervous Heartache. Costiveness. ma. Purr.
ly 'Agates's, containlig Be Mercury. Minerals or Del
eterious Drags.
These pills am the most delightfully pleasant purga
tive, suneetng castor oil, salts, magnesia, etc. Th. re
is noth ingmore acceptable to the stomach. They era
tone,
tone, so cause neither panels nor ping pains. They
are composed of the Attest In eats Alter • fow
days' nee of them, such as 1 tloa of the entire
system takes place as to appear lons, to the weak
and enerratvd. whether arising from Imprudence or dis
ease. U. T.. Ileimbolila Compound Fluid Extract Ca
tawba Grape Pills are not sugar coated, from the fact
that sugar coated Pills do not dissolve, batmen through
the stomach without dissoirlag. consequently do not
produce the desired effect. TUE CATAWBA GRAPE
PILLS, being pleasant In taste and odor, do not neer*.
abate thelrbeiog sugar tasted. PRICE FIPTT CENTS
PERBOX.
HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
Will radically exterminate from the system Scroftda.
Syphilis, Fever Se;
Ulcers, Sore Eyes. Safe 'Mg*,
Sore Mouth, Bore II Dronehitts. Shin Disease, Selz
abeam. Cancers, RIM oz. from the Ear, White Swell
ings. Tumors, Cancerous Affeetioes, Nodes. Rickets,
Glandular Swellings. Night Sweats, Dash Teller, 'Hu
mors of all kinds, &ironic Rhematiem. Dyspepsia, and
all diseases that have been established in the system for
yaws.
Tieing prepared expresply for the above complaints. its
blood-puritytng properties are greater than any other
preparation of Sarsaparilla, le gives the complexion a
clear and healthy COWL and reeteres the patient to •
state of health and parity, for pusirying the blood..re•
moving all chronic eansEtuttonal diseases atial from
an impure state of the blood. and the only reliable and
effectual known remedy for the cure of pains and swell
ing of the bones. Ulcerations of the threat and legs.
Mathes. Pimples on the Falk Erysipelas and ell early
eruptions of the skin, and beautifying the complexion.
Mee El SO pex botUe.
HENRY T. HELMBOLITS
CO7SCENTRATED
N•luid 332c.itracet 33,iiza12..5.2..
TIM GMAT DIURETIC,
Bea cared every case of Diabetes In which It has been
given. Irritation of the Beet of the Bladder and Inbar,
relation of the Kidneys. Ulceration of the Kidneys and
Bladder. Retention of Urine. Diseases of the Prostrate
Gland, Stone In the Bladder. Calculus Gravel, Brick duet
Deposit, and Minnows ar Milky discharges. and far en
feebled and delimits constitutions of both sexes, atteud
ed with the following aympt-ms : Indisposition toes.
Milan. loss of poises, lose of memory, difficulty of
breathing, weak nerves. trembling. horror of disease.
wakefulness, dimness of vision, pain In the back, hot
bands. flashing of the body. dryness of the skin, eruption
on the race. pallid countenance, universal lassitude of
the muscular system, etc.
Used by persons from the ages of eighteen to twenty
five. turd from thirty-doe to fifty-goo or In the decline or
change of life; after conenement or labor pains; bed
wetting In children.
latrart inclin is Diuretic and hood Pu
rifying. and cures all diseases arising from habits of dl,
Myatt= and excesses and impmdences In life Impurities
of the blood. etc.. =pomading copal= In affections for
',bleb It Is used. and Wyphititie affections—in three db
ones mod In minneilion with Ifoltabold's Rose Wash.
LADIES.
in artily affections pec uliar to ladles.-tie Extract En-
Bache is ono:pulled by any other remedy--as in Chlora
l& or Retention, Irregulacitv,painibluree or suppftsalun
of customary_ evacuWans. iloscated or Shims elate of
the Uterus, Lai:antes or Whites. eternity, and for all
complaints Incident to the sex. whetherulairur from In
&medal) or habits of dievipatioa. It is preecrined ex
tensively by the most eminent physicians and midwirce.
for enfeebled and delicate constitnt . one, of both sexes
and all ages (attended with any of the above diseases or
symptoms}.
H. T. IIELMBOLDII EXTRACT DECTIU
Cures Ms. sees arising from Imprudence, habits of din
iipatlon. etc.. in all their stager. at little expense. little
or no change In dirt. no Inconvenience, and no exposure.
It causes* freqncut desire. and gives moment to urinate.
thereby terroving obstruction _, premsting and curing
strictures of the Urethra. allaying pain and inflammation,
so frequent In this class of Alecto., and expelling all
poisouons Mann.
Thousands who have been the victims of incompetent
persons, and who have paid heavy fees to he cured in a
short time. have found they have been deceived, and that
the poison — tomb; the use of '• powerful as rbagerns."
been dried np In the ',item, tobreak out Ina more mg•
gravated form. sad_ pettaps after utanis,,__oe.
USE lIEUIDOLD'S =TRACT BMW for all affee.
Dons and diseases oftbeUrinaryOrgans, whether existing
in Malone Female. from whatever cause originating, and
no matter of how long standing. Price, Ono Dollar and
Fifty Cents per Dottie.
DI ERT T. run:soak% IMPROVED ROSE WASP,
cannot beas a Face Wash, and will be load the only spala c w remedy in every special of Cutaneous
Affection. lt. iTeedily eradicates PiMples, Spots,
Scrobtitie Thriesa, Indarations of the Cutaneous Men•
brans, elf—Almelo Rednessardlncipient Inflammation,
mom. Rash, Moth Patches, Dryness of &nap or Skin,
Frost Rites, and all purposes for which Salves or Oint
ments are need; restores the. skin to a state of purity
and softness, and intrirea continued healthy action to
Mussels, on which depends the =seeable cleaners
and vivatity of eomplexion so much sought and ad
mired. That however valuable ss a remedy for existing
detects of the skin, R. T. Rembolt's Rore Wash has
long =stained Its principle claim toonbounded patron.
age, byponeasing qualities which render it a toilet ep.
vendage of the most Rope/lathe and congenial chars.
Ur, combining in an elegant formula prominent re
quisites. safety' and efilcaq—the inritriable accompani
usentsof its use as a Preservative and Refresher of the
complexion. It lean excellent Lotion for diseases of a
Syphilitic Nature, and as au injection for diseases of the
Urinary Organs, arising from habit. of dissipation,
used is confection with the extrude Ilitchn. Swops
rills. and catawha Grape Pills, in such diseases u re
commended, cannot by surpassed. Ain, One Dollar
Per Pottle.
Fab and explicit directions accompany the medicines..
Evidence of the moat resuourible and reliable char
acter Intniebed on application, ad* !windmill, of thaw
sande of firing witnesses. and upward of IWO news
belted certificate, 'and recommendatory setters; many
of womb are from the bixtana worm*. Including end
neat flaysielans, clergymen, Statesm pub l icat ion Le pro
ptletor has never resorted to their ln the
a l = Is
khoil d oes not
Win
from
tI t on e s fail that
o Lit
need to be propfl i cd up ;by certunnucs,
Belfry T. Uelmbold% 1111111110
Preparation.
Delivered to, waTaddren. - . ficemm•frent atomisation.
Estabitshedepward or Twenty Tests. Sold by mut.
este everywhere. Address letters br httormatices, in
confidence to EM= T. HELMBOLD'El.Dregestend
Chemist.
OutriNitodil..n.it'ltazootOoDifiiattemloa
Wutbme No oot Benadway„ New Toth, or T
NoussoueiNedicat , VIPPot. 1304 b Tenth . Street,
Thltsdelohis. - • .
awns or cottntr itrErrOf Ad hi ROILY
Onsoeueol Take so *thee
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Dr. WALZEWS C'
11 GAR, BIT
e a d Hundreds of Mtn:winds 2
0 14
. o isiCe Pear testimony:rs tive to
ram s. eltdo , E. IP
• r,z,
I °A WHAT ARE THEY? 02
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iii
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1 i `al 11
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31 i.
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a° s• 10 4 LI
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ti
14% e,. 2
0 ...• 0
01k TrIZT ISE NOT A 'WM ti 1 I
ISt id a
ea FANCY DRINK. I
wawa Poor Limn, Whisker. Proof Spirits
=pi norm" Mauro doetorod.srdeo3 salsvcrs.
seed to plums tho taste, ealled.Sordrir•Appotiz.
ets." "Bottoms.° se-, that lead the tippler es to
drunkenness and reht.tont mo a tree Medicine. ineda
from the Native Ennis assit - Iterts of Callrerria, rpro
gram all Alcoholic Elthrialanta. They sui the
GREAT BLOOD PORI lIIP.O. knd A LIBEL
OWING PIZINOIPLEapaDet Mammy and
Invigorator of Cho System. aursbas ad all yams=
matter and mitering the blood to a trealtirremadition.
No maim can take limo Dittos aceording to &eta
thin and remain long anvelL
8100 willbe given Wan thearsble sue, presided
the bones are not destroyed by folacral poison or
ether means, and the Thal mg= wasted beyond the
point of malt.
Par Inflammatory and Cleronler Ritemnas
Bon nod Gout, lirsamodas or IndlgeitiOn.
Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Hovers
Diseases of the Blood. Liver. Kidnap'. and
Bladder. these Bluets hare berm molt meow
ful, Swab Blarneys axe mused br Vitiated
Blood. sehleh is generally produced by denemenmet
Male Illgratiro
DYSPEPSIA Of. oniabaitfog, Lead
itehe.Paln In the Shoulders. Coughs, Tlghtness of the
Check Dletnness, Boer Emetsatta of the EtO2DAAN
Lad taste in the Mouth, Wiens Attacks, Palphatten
df the Mart. Teditetentlem of the langs. Pate In tto
. _
reddens of the 810nersound.• bendred other patent
117144.01:611.= the ortgrings of Dyspepsta.
They Invigorate tho Sto=adg Sudeten's= the for
gld gm and baltelsorhleh rendezthernotaneollled
addle, In cleansing the blood of all terptuitles, aad
Imparting now lite and vigor to the whole [Weal.
lOU SKIN DlSEASES.EgeVans.Tetter.Wi
Moan, Blotches, Spots, Plmples. restules,Dotts,.C,r•
Uncles, Bing• Worms, Erodd-lload, Sore 'Eyes. Errtg ,
elsajtelt, gartlY, Dlsalkmatlons of the Mtn, Sam=
sad MOMS of the LAIN of whatever name or nattoo.
den Iltiondlg dog op sad =tied out of the mists la •
short time by Ito nee of those Enters: Ono bottle In
sorb =see wtg cowls= the most hacredelocs at ther
mattes egoet
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whmseror Too Lad ltd
lameritics bursting hrough the Odd iatlmplos.ExlM.
dons or dorm cicada° it *MD' Yealellud it obi:meted.
add doggish to tho robot emus° It ahead is fool.
sod your feelings win tell you whoa, Heap the blood
pus and the health of tho system will follow.
PIN, TA PE and otter WO WIS. turbine tulle
eystemaf so =my Mot:muds. ore effectually destroy
s:lo2d remoemL For fall direction. road mcrofully
tho circular around each bottle, Muted fa foot
gann—Englieb.Crcrmaan, French end Splash.
J. waIICEIL, rroprietor. G 11. McDONAILD & CO,
Dragests and Gen. Agents. San Frandato,
aad Wand Si Commend Strect Nor York.
LT SOLD DY ALL DI:WOOLS:S .P.:.CD DE....LFIIS
Oct. 55—y sm pile
SIGN OF 'RE GCLDEN MORTAR
'-4 1 7.mumwor"
,
2317FILIVIS 4rlll, TiartCMCCOMaEI,
DRUGGISTS,
Would respectfully .ay to the publlo. that In addition t
their usual amottmeut of
PERE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
they have Paints and Oils. Varnish. Dye Stuffs. Wines
and Liquors. Patent Medicines. Spectacles. Eye
Glasse., Pocket Knives, assort. Violin
Guitarfiirings. Alpo. jpgt received
• fine lot of RevotTers, Gun
Cape. (inn Wadding,
Cartridges, de.
We keep Awry* en land wad for !sale, nia•ting Powder,
Gun Powder, Ride Powder. Tobacco and Cigars or a su
perior quality, and a general assortment of Yankee No
dons.
Irlirßemember Mt CHEAP CASH DRUG STORE o
Borne & Nichol.
A. ri. itun.ns,
Montrose, Dee. 14, IMO, 'AMOS NICHULS
STROUD & BROWN'S
Fire, Life, and Accident
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
mccastrailso„ mac..
CAPITAL REPItTsSICSTED, over
Hodie Inv:mulct Co. of N. Y., Capital and
Surplus, $1,000,01.0
Immrance On e of North America, Phil's.
CapitalandSurphis, 2.000,C0n
Franklin Fire Insnrance Co., Phila, Pa.,
Capital Dent;rs, it,f2Xl,ooo
LycomlogeMutual Insurance Co.of
Money, Pena a. Capital and Surplus, 4,000,000
Connecticut lintualLife !neurone° Co. of
llortfotil. Conn., Capital. F 0,000,000
American Litalneuranco. Co., Philadel
phia. Copilot. 1,000.000
TravelerslosaranceCo. Hartford, Conn.,
In* oringagainst all kinds of accidents
Capital. 401,000
Hartford Fire insatiate Company. Hart
ford. Conn.. Capital and Surplus, 119.0000Ci0
VIF'AII business estimated to oar care edit be attend
ed to on fairkerme, and ail-losses promptly adjusted.
girOfflee driideorein from Hanking_Otilce of W.
11. Cooper lb Co.. Turapikrist. Moutrosa. Pa.
STROUD & BROWN, Agents.
c. d d yymr, esp., Priendsvllle, Solicitor. ,
Cans. H. Sam, Siontroae, do
Itna.ntos STIIOLTD. Caankns L. Hnowsr.
Montrose, Pa. Jan. 11. 1671.
-.NEURAL !)
~ C ,5- 0 00 WILL BE PAID.
lEfinnY Person DeoffutintanY medicine alunstes liait
as many Min. permanent cares vs Dr. BITLXIIII
GETADLETIIEUMATIC REMEDY. - Used toward.'
ty. only. - Apleasantmedicine.freefromtnlnrfonsdrolts.
Warranted tofu oath, to bare permanently aired% in
nay 1110 patients treated In the mist ten yarn. Mee
traillimmyj: It Is the acteetille prescripUon of Proton.
or Jos. P. Mier. N. D.:11 graduate of the University of
Permaytriala. A. D. ISl3.—ltow one olfrhiladelphies
oldest regular physician& and profreeer or cegeost,j7
and ToMcolomr.—who bas made Iteriralgt& Chronic and
Indentatcal Ithermaiton the Inseciality .of his entire
prfesaloual life—a fact Toothed for by the striatum se
coMpinying each bottle of many prominent renowned
physicians. clergymen. and other testimonial& To pro
tect sufferers train poiSonotts gout scatrants and use
lest expenditure of money. a legal doted guarent,
mating exact number of bottles warranted tto core, will
be Dmaarded gratin to any .anfferCr sending by letter It
fall description of effiction. In case of failure la dare,
amount paid positively refunded. - Medicine sent any
where by express, collect on delivery. Afflicted invited
to write for Advice; all Information and medical advice
mart by letter gratis: Principal office. EU South Worth
street. Pttliadembia, Penne, The remedy ta sold ve oh.
irked bI-Dpiatall;' Alma 1 1 4'11 -1 7.
, ,T'Or Bale, „ABEL TIMBEIZAFontrass Ps.
'PEBBLE — StECV ACtErittli corn
wan Spectates. a now 'apply, Moillnlifk --
Ifinarosnaicw.lo,llo 9 . • AUL 'MUM.
tam WE& BOLD ix UR HO lel,
8,1341
co ,
Matchlers Cucumber
iriciesemilassmamam.
1 117VCOCka 1 21 1.1.12:111,1111,
MBAMBINO Stkin feet to huatb, or stalletent
the aggregate fork WELL OVER 40 MIAS Dllter,P
Simple to amstructitra—Baal in
_Operation Wm: risk 4
Tana to the water— Durable —lialiable and
The= Pumps are their own best riertasaannisa.
For sale by dusters in tuudiritaraulo%l
oi l i ntural tsaph r
meats. pp umbers . Pump make= ti the tm
a
try. Clicalors, Az, furnish= upon op by matt
or otherwise.
Slagle ramps forwarded to =rides in towns =an I
hale no agents upon nmelpt of We regular retail prim
ID baying. be mann that Yon Pump Phdo
mark as abuse, as f guarantee= other.
Chair. O. 331ebteasZter e
ItAIiiIIPACTUNIM
Mee and Waterotad, 824 & 02
Ptdbuielphla, Muth 15, 1871...74135t
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, "
- MANSFIELD. VIOGA CO. Pl.
English and Classical courses, Terms begin
September 7 th, December 1.211 t, and llarchnth.
State appropriations studeuta. .Btudeits ad
mitted at any tinnt. Apish' to
CHAR. a VEREILL, .
Mansfield, Pal'Ang. 81,181Q-1y :
HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCt,
ATION,
For the Released me calm Erring and trildientilithia.
Principles of Christian Philanthropy.. •
Saws on the Parma Youth and the Po?* iiddie
In relation to 'Marriage tad Socha Callstirtra San%
aid for the afflicted. Beet tree. in
&WI FIOWARD Associwriort,SZ.l.
T4.1,480T & STAMP,
GROCERIES & PLOSIONS
Flour, Salt, Butler, Pork, Lard, Ihm, Silt PIS, Tallow,
Claudia', Crackers, Cheese, Cede, lyrkoi, Cbobas
Teas, Sagas Woo, Deed tad Chound
Froth Tobacco, Cigars, /lure,
and all other articles usually kept In a Assisi's Gresesy
said Frosted* Rork-
We wU art oar Goodies low as in cad lAN, sal
sell forcaehios eseluta,ge for prodsiee,
PATRONAGE SOLICITED
Iloatitae,-Sept. - 29. - IErAL -11
ABEL TtrizO.U,
DRUGGIST, MONTROSE. P 4
Ie oemtlnnilly reicelmtstir
o o
/aid keeps emillititly =VIM, a 11111 aad dalraht • eV
soruneut vY gelatins
DRUGS; IRIDIUM:8, CIIRDICSID, DRUMM
p a idtsr, comr,lite-Sttfirs,Vesir.tplceio, and other are
ccries,Shme Weir, Well Mid Window' Piper', Ole*:
were, Fruit' Jars, 1111irecas. Lamps, Chlmnaye,.. Rees
gene, Nschludf7 Oil, Toupees' Oil, Nestafoot Otl, Re
fined Whale Oil, Sperm Oil, Olive Oil, Spirits Turpen
tine, Vandal:Wu Cynery deed. Vlnegar.Potash. Cosmos!.
tested Lye. Axle Grease. Trusses. Supporters.lledles-
Instruments. StiOnlikfe Reatll,-Whlr. Opus. Pistols.
Cartridgos, Purifier Snot', Deed. Gtfn Caps, Blasting
Ponder end Fuse, V {Mins; etritiv, Octet,. ete. Iflcums
Fifes. etc., Fish Hoolfuend Lines, r and Toilet Beeps,
Flair Oil., 11.0 Restorers. end Bele Dyes. Bresbeel
Pocket N sloe.. Speetscles„SilehePleled 3pcnts,Feisks,
Knives. de. Dertist Artlifies, a irerierictssectrtiessileir
ACT GOODS, ,lETVELIIt-atid
All the I cadlng and best kinds of
PATIMT 3IEDICINE9,
In short, nearly every Mang to restoratsi sisi, Id
alcove the taste. to delight the eye, to gratify
_the fancy.
and giro to conduce to the real and substantial comforts
of life. Enumeration Is Impracticable, as It *Cmli Ml'
a newspaper. Call at the Dm and Varlet:Bton of
ABEL. 71710=1:.
Montrose, Jan. 5,1870.
PURE LIQUORS. _
'seimrs NATrVE GRAPE BRANDT, 04E14
shinny pore: and • raristy of other Bnindloa. baadlas
ebony Brandt. Odor Brandy, Cr— Nearly alltb• Mar
pent Mode of /bun. Borland Gin. old Blond Bo ulna
vrblaboy. Aleohol.Par• Spirit, Bay Am. Eo n Cola=
ly on. lutnd and for sale by
ABIELTIMBEEE.-
Montrose. Mardi SWUM
or.a. ram is mime ze calla=
OPPOrtrl TIM Carla 1101312.
SMIOOO,OOO
JOHN S. Tsuni
Elrbt Stares Wm, this Muse any, eafretthlllThyttb
the fi. L. CW., the Erie, an the 141AgtOirsUe7,
Wall. WITS gsAM.4g
GOLD JEWELRY. _
A war and ilurtgaPP/Y'
Montrose. Nov. N. Itias
A. B. TARBOX,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Susquehanna Depot, Pa.,
Deafer in Watches, Mike Jewelry, 4*, . 'Re
pairing promptly done and warranted.
FINE SILVER GO I ODIRI
made a speciality; Silver Detached teensm:ter
$l2 CO. American Watches, at 03 U/P al d e i l / 4 r 5-
duced prices.
Or Goods ordered for putties., VOW. rinw
York, at Ica& profits than if kept constantly- on
haul. Solid Nearer, tltigit Gatlinpaeydwa.— 7-
weight. A. B. TARBOX.
Susquehanna Depot, Jan. 21, 187. If.
.
r r EA 1 .
al"
Evorzklod of Te ululto aniai,tat
Jut "mat New York wbolesdO win" - Alma Sean►
suroont of COWYEZ. Boy of me and e r aa ="l"
saw. . ABEL
• —At Eiheitoodte, Of yratOltkelV POD
street, Montrose, Pa. . • . • •
CONGRESS
• - ' at TIIIIHMIi
120 AD LETT6IB—Tts Popettlsoni of Elikkteratet
IV will mee&a dui basso of JottolcO'Birkki, to Mak
litldorwater. April ZOO , at olotk p. to ilk the
totikiloF ota road 'esti= trots ha. O'Brisoll to Thomas
Dickey o. To be Id to the lowest bidder. - •
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