9m
Till! tUo Awcrlcnn Farming TomilA'
tiou Dimiulf lvcft.
Dr. llollnnd writes in tlio Jtftio num
ber qf tiaibner't Afonlhlu :
TLoro is soino reason for tlio general
disposition of American men and women
to shun agricultural pursuits whioh tho
observers and philosophers have been
slow to find. We see young lnoti push
ing everywhere into trade, into me
chanical .pursuits, into tho learned pro
fossions.r into.: insignificant clorkships,
into salaried positions of every sort that
will take them into towns and support
and told, thorn there. We find it im
possible to drive poor people from the
cities' with the threat of starvation, or
to coft them with tho promise of bettor
pay 4nd cheaper faro. There they stay,
and starve, and sicken, and sink. Young
women resort to the Bhops and tho fac
tories rathor than take service in farm
ers' houses, whore they are received as
members of the family ; and when they
marry, they seek an alliance, whon prac
ticable,' with mechanics and tradesmen
who live in 'villages and largo towns.
The daughters of tho farmer fly tho
farm at the first opportunity. The
towns grow largor all the time, and, in
Now' England at least, tho farms are
becoming wider and longer, the farming
population is diminished in numbers,
and, ' in some localities, degraded in
quality and character.
It all comes to this, that isolated life
has very littlo significance to a social
being. The social life of the village
and the city has intense fascination to
the lonely dwellers on tho farm, or to a
great multitude of them. Especially is
this the case with the young. The
youth of both sexos who have seen
nothing of the world have an over
whelming desire to meet life and to be
among the multitudo. They feel their
lifo to be narrow in its opportunities and
its rewards, and tho pulsations of the
great social heart that come to them in
rushing trains, and passing steamers
and daily newspapers, damp with the
news of a hundred brows, thrill them
with longings for the places where the
rhythmic throb is folt and hoard. They
are not to be blamed for this. It ;s the
most natural thing in the world. If all
of lifo wero labor if the great object ol'
life were the scraping together of a few
dollars, more or less why, isolation
without diversion would be economy
and profit; but so long as tho object of
hte is lite, and toe best ana purest ana
happiest that can come of it, all need
less isolation is a crime against the soul,
in that it is a surrender and sacrifice of
noble opportunities.
Imprisoned Fifteen Months for Pohig
a Good Deed.
The New . Ilavon Register publishes
tho following singular case : On the 1 Oth
instant a very singular case was tried
before the Supreme Court. It was tho
case of Frank Beano, a sixteen year old
bov, who had been imprisoned for tho
last fifteen months, awaiting trial on tho
very crave charge ot placing obstrue
tions on tho Naugatuck Railroad track
near Beacon Falls. All tho witnesses
for the State testified positively that the
lad took off an obstruction from tho
track, thereby saving an approaching
train with its living ireight troin injury,
Tho jury, alter a very lew minutes do
liberation, returned a verdict of not
guilty, and the boy was discharged. As
there is no provision by statute for re
compense in such a case, tho accused
must himself bear the whole burden of
tho long imprisonment, the imputation
on his character, and tho bitter con
sciousness of suffering from well doing,
In view of this, there were thoso who
went so far as to advise suing of tho
railroad company lor damages.
But the main fault seems to lie else
where than in the company, though
thero was blundering all around. The
magistrate before whom Beano had his
preliminary examination was in error
in binding him over tor trial. V.e un
derstand that ho did it in the face of
the earnest protestation of a member of
tho bar who was present. Judge band
ford Btates that in all his experience ho
has never had so singular a case tried
before him. - We suggest that as a sim
Tue matter ot lair return tor services
rendered, to say nothing of other con
siderations, the Naugatuck Railroad
Company should present tho boy Beane
with a suitable sum of money for his
brave act. Even a fraction of the value
of the property which would have been
destroyed had not tho obstruction been
removed, would placo him well off pecu
niarily. ,
A Goose's Lore.
Though Borne. was saved by the cack
liug of geese,' their reputation has never
been enviable, for to style a man a goose
implies a very low estimation of his
abilities. But geese have many redeem
ing features. . Dr. Wight, of Dedham,
who is a goose fancier, tolls a thousand
singular instances of their habits. He
has oho noble old gander who has re
fused even the leap-year advances of the
most beautiful goosey on the pond, and
has maintained his celibacy (on account
of the bad example of his owner, we
presume,) through many years. Tho
doctor owned a pair, who for soveial
years renewed their pledges of mutual
faithfulness, and seemed to exhibit a
constancy most remarkable, giving
promise of at least a silver wedding of
fidelity. A friend sent to tho doctor
two beautiful fomales of the same
species, which he placed on tho pond,
and when mating time approachfcd, the
old gandor, won by the beauty of young
Miss Goose, deserted his old companion,
and paid his devoirs at tho new comer's
shrine. The deserted one refused all
food, and her kind owner carried her to
the house. After some days, thinking
that her heart was healed, ho carried
her to the pond. When within sight of
the water, the false one, with his new
bride, came sailing by, when the divorc
ed one glanced at him, buried her head,
gave one quiver, and died in her owner's
arms.
She is supposed to have died of a bro
ken heart, although there are people
who intimate that death was caused on
account of the near approach of Thanks
giving, at which time the goose would
have been slaughtered at any rate.
Trout . JJueedixo. The Taunton
(Mass.) Republican says trout raising is
carried on extensively in Berkley, by
threo gentlomei. They have an estate
upon which there is an excellent spring ;
and have erected suitable sluice-ways
and a breeding house for trout, and al
so a dwelling-house for the man who
devotes his . timo to the rearing of this
rare fish. The number now in the
breeding tanks is estimated at forty-five
thousand, varying from one to three
inches in length. In the sluice-way
there are several hundred much larger
trout, some f them weighing two or
three pounds.
A Story about JXnnhl nrpir. 1 .
Tho ' Editor's Drawer" in the Ju.no
number of llarper't has this ntory :
Apropos ot fflr, Uaniel- JJrew s con
tract with Duncan, Sherman & Co. to
deliver fivo millions of dollars of Erio
stock during the year 1872 at 63, wo
avo this anoodoto ot thnt eminent spec
ulator :
Not long sinoo ho mot a MethodiHt
clergyman in Now Jersey, and having
rather a fancy for him, asked him if ho
wouldn't like to mako ft little- money.
Tho minister replied that ho never
peculated nor gambled in utocks, not
believing it to bo right j besides, he was
inly worth some litteen thousand dol
lars, and could not afford to peril it.
Mr. Drew, after some further chat, said
he could suggest something that would
bo perfectly logitimato, and proposod, if
tho parson would act upon his sugges
tion, to guarantee him against loss,
whilo tho prospects for a handsome
profit was quite promising. Tho ar
rangement "was accordingly made.
Somo weeks later the divine came over
to Now York and called at Mr. Drew's
office to ascertain tho result.
" Well," said Undo Daniol, " the fact
is, that thing I told you about has bust
ed; but I promised to guarantee you
gainst loss, and I will keep my prom
ise.
So, figuring up the amount invested,
with simple interest, Mr. Drew handed
over a check, and tho pastor congratu
lated himselt upon the result.
"But, said he and here is where
Uncle Daniel's joke comes in " but,
Mr. Drew, 1 teld one ot my elders what
you had agreed to do with mo, and he
went and bought a little stock."
" Did he r" said Undo .Daniel. " V hy,
how sorry I am ! I'm afeered he has
lost some money."
' l es, continued tho good man, " and
he told another of the trustees, and he
went and bought some."
" You don t tell me !
" Yes, Mr. Drew ; and the brethren
thought it was so good of you to give
me a p'int that they all went and Imight"
" V ell, 1 m ko sorry I
" So am
" Well, they must have lost consider'
able money must have pretty much
cleaned em out. They oughtn't to'vo
done it. Buyin' stocks you don't know
nothin' about is mighty risky business.
You tell em that.
"But, Mr. Drew, they're nearly ruin
ed."
" Shouldn't wonder ; and I'm truly
sorry.
The good parson returned to his nock,
most of whom had already astertained
tho true condition ot things. Someway
had "unloaded to the country brethren
Probably it was not Uncle Dan'l.
AGRICULTURAL,
Amusing Street Car Scene.
The Washington filar relates the fol
lowing :
The passengers on one of tho Biker's
street cars laughed somo yesterday
morning at a scene between tho conduc
tor and a wcll-drossod young man from
Georgetown. As the car was passing do wn
the avenue, tho young man at tho time
standing on tho platform taking it easy,
with one toot on a trunk, he was ap
proached by tho conductor and his fare
demanded. He quietly passed over his
five cents.
Conductor I demand twenty-five
cents for that trunk.
Young Man, (hesitatingly) Twenty
five cents. Well, I think J will not
pay it.
C. Then I shall put the trunk off.
Y. M. You had better not, or you
may be sorry for it.
Conductor pulls strap, stops car,
dumps trunk on tho avenue, starts car,
and after going some two squares, ap
proaches the young man, who was still
as calm as a summer morning, and in an
angry mood says : Now I have put your
trunk off, what are going to do about it 'i
Y. M. (coolly) Well, I don't propose
to do anything about it, it's no concern
of mine ; it wasn't my trunk.
C. (fiercely) Then why did you not
tell me so '
Y. M. Becauso yon did not ask mo,
and I told you you'd be sorry for it.
C. (furiously) Then go inside the
car.
Y. M. Oh, no, you're good enough
company for me out here.
At this juncture a portly German
emerges from tho car, and angrily says :
" Mine Gott, you teller, where is mine
drunk V"
Y. M. My friend, I think that is
your trunk down on tho avenue there.
lierman N ho puts him oni' 1 hate
tho monish to pay him. I will soo aboud
dot.
The car was stopped, and shortly af
terward tho conductor was seen to come
sweating up with the trunk on his back
a part of the performance ho did not
enjoy half so well as did the passengers.
Executions Amon? the Jews.
The Hebrews had no executioner.
When a man was guilty of homicide,
the execution devolved on the next of
kin, by the right of blcod-revenge ; in
other cases, criminals were ctoned by
tho people, tho witnesses setting the ex
ample ; and when tho king or chit f or
dered a person to be put to death, the
othco was pertormed by the person t
whom the order was given, and this wat
generally a person whose consideration
in lifo bore some proportion to that of
the person to bo slain. J. bus holomon
gave the commission to kill Joab, the
commander-in-chief, to Benaiah, a per
son ot so much distinction, as to be him
self immediately promoted to the com
mand which the death of Joab left va
cant. In fact, the office, even of a regu
lar exocutioner, is not by any means dis
honorable in the H.ast.
The post of chiet executioner is, in
most Oriental courts, ono of honor and
distinction. Thus, when there was no
regular executioner, it came to be con
sidered a post of honor to put a distin
guished person to death ; and, on the
other hand, the death itselt was honora
ble in proportion to the rank of the per
son by whom the blow was inflicted. It
was the greatest dishonor to perish by
tho hands of a woman or a slave. We
see this feeling distinctly in the narra
tive where the two princes much prefer
to die by Gideon's own hand than that
of a youth who had obtained no person
al distinction. As to the hero commis
sioning his son to perforin this office, it
was, perhaps, partly to honor him with
the distinction of having slain two chief
enemies of Israel, as well as because the
rules of blood-revenge made it necessary
that the execution of thoso who had
slain his own brethren should either be
performed by himself or a member of
his own family. It seems very probable,
from all that transpired, that Oreb and
Zeeb had slain the brethren ot uideon,
after they had taken them captive, in
the same way that they were themselves
fciJiun. .
lYicLTnT ron Euan axd Matiket.
Tim best breed of fowls to rear for tho
market, or as egg-producers, depends
upon locality ; ns whilo in some places
ono yarioty is deemed tho best, in oth
ers it would prove tho roverse. Our
own opinion is th it for a market iowl,
tho Brahmns and Cochins will, under
almost all circumstances, prove the most
desirable, they'being tho least liable to
disease, feathering up quickly, and can
bo bred to weigh, at from four to six
months of ago, eight to ten pounds.
Another good table fowl is tho Dorking
(cock) crossed with tho Brahma (hon).
Tho flcBh of this cross is sweet and nu
tritious, and acquires at an early age
tho plumpness of the Dorking at matur
ity. Thore are other breeds, however,
which are said to be desirable to raise
for tho table. Many claim that tho
French brood of fowls are of this num
ber, bv.t this wo very much doubt, as
their flesh lacks that buttery, golden
color that attracts the eyo of the epi
cure. Thoy may provo valuable as egg-
producers, but they lack many good
qualities as a table bird. Dorkings are
undoubtedly at the head of tho list as
table birds, but of late years, have be
come so subject to disease that we ques
tion the feasibility of rearing them
profitably for market in our changeable
northern climate.
As egg-producers, tho Hamburgs aro
claimed to stand at the head of the list.
This claim we are prepared to dispute;
for, as winter layers, we find, that tho
lirahma, Uochm, ljeghorn, .Poland, and
Houdan stand relatively in tho position
here named. That the Hamburgs are
good egg-producers wo admit ; but that
they aro any better than a number of
non-setting fowls, so called, we deny.
The richness and mcatiness ot their eggs
aro not to be compared with those of the
.Poland, .Leghorn, liourtan, or Brahma,
and their legs lack tho size of those
named. All things considered, we have
no hesitancy in saying that for eggs we
should name tho Polands, for the table
Dorkings, and for early marketable
chickens Brahmas and Cochins. Pence's
Practical Poultry.
Fins ix the Opex Air. Wo doubt
as to tho hardiness of every variety of
fig in this climate, but nevertheless hero
is a hint that may be useful for an ex
periment, and we may have Michigan
figs, who knows 1 Coleman, of the
Rural World, of St. Louis, says : " We
have raised the fruit in the open air,
but from a slight inadvertency had the
wood always injured if not destroyed in
the winter.by using straw, rags and bar
rels to cover them. General Worthing
ton, of Ohio, who has raised figs there
for thirty years, after many fruitless
trials finds that simply layin g down tho
limbs on the ground and covering with
six inches of soil is the best protection.
They are obtained as one-year old plants
or as cuttings, as thoy strike easily.
The common yellow or small purple are
tho best varieties. The plants begin to
bear at two years, and these two varie
ties will produce truit from July to
October. With this protection during
winter, any soil that will grow good to
matoes will produce figs. They ar de
licious eaten fresh from the tree or with
cream and sugar. The plants are set
ten to twelve feet apart. It is much re
gretted that moro attention is not paid
to the culture ot this truit.
1,0.0, E3QQ and 1,P(W I'ilrpatl Eppjs
for safe and profitable investments.
Writo to CttAr.LEJ W. IIassleu, No. 7
Wall St., New York.
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DrSFEI'SIA OR Isi10KTION. WIlO of
readers has not sulVureJ (ruin the ih
vnried forms ot thin livdnt-luailid toi mentor,
which originates from loss of tune in the
stomach, or more particularly in its muscular
or tibruus coating, which becmncs palo and
feeble. It would n-ritiire pnes io det-cribe all
the symptoms and various sympathetic affec
tions of iffdigestion, and the torture to which
tho dyspeptic is suhiecied, bat winch may ba
compressed into one brief comprehensive sen
tence : You feel sick, depressed, and unfit for
the duties of life. Nevertheless, there is
nothing more certain than thnt dyspepsia in
all its phnses, can be thoroughly eradicated.
There is but one way to cure indigestion,
viz : by toning and strengthening the stomach
and general sjstem, gently relaxing ibe buwels
if constipated, and regulating the liver il
disordered. A remedy fir this human peace
dostrojer is California Vinboar Bittkrs,
which have the rare merit of containing no
alcohol, ihe virtuos of the medicinal C.iliforniivn
Plants, which constitute their heal.ng and
curing agencies being extracted by a new
chemical process. Tho popular verdict is
thut they nro the most perlect article for the
stomach, and are to be taken as. circumstance
may require, with the fullest confidence, and
thut by their means can the return nf this
stressing maludv be prevented e
saii.-fted this remedy is of great value.
On Everybody's Tongi'b. Euloirltim of
the great National Renenerator of Health.
Plantation Bitters, are on t-very'iody's
tongue. This gratuitous riva voce advertising
is heller Itian nil the paid-tor pulling to which
the owners of bogus bitters are obliged to re
sort. It, lias n siioutnueoils heartiness ultotit
which carries conviction to the mind of tue
auditor. But U a well-known fact lhat the
proprietors of the Plantation Pittf.rs have
never relied upon newspaper liolMeiinsr lo
establish the miccC" of n preparation which
wes its astonishing popu unty niaiuly to the
1 testimony ol the thousands who have
tlher experienced or been the eye-witness of
the immense physical good, U liiis vrought
throughout the length and breadth of the land.
Vagaries of Fashion.
To a person who has a quick eye for
the picturesquo or tho luck of it in fe
male attiro, the outre effect sometimes
produced is absolutely painful. A ra
tional person often feels like asking
why, if a woman has a neck like a skele
ton, she must tell the world so. Why,
if fate has made her grow stouter than
it is permitted to be, must sho squeeze
and fold her fat into a tight low dress
becauso it is tho fashion ' Why must
she draw a hard line around her should
ers, that seems to cut her in two, and
wear sleeves which are mere straps to
keep ner gown on, witnout caring,
without 1cno wing, whether her u'ms aro
models : Why must she wear trimmings
of great O's and X's and Vandykes on
her skirt, so that at a littlo distance the
first thing about hor that strikes the eve
is the trimming V Whv, if very till1,
must sho tako tho arm of a very littli
man, and mako herself and him look
absurd 'i Why will she draw attention
to hor want of color by Vearing red or
arsenic green? Why, with rod hair, is
her dress pink ? Why, whoa in a very
pale dress, does sho lean against the wall,
which the barbarity ot .hnglisli ignor
anco has papcrod with white ' Why,
with black hair, does sho carry a heavy
burden ot jut liowors, combs, ana im
possibly thick plaits, that makes her
head look like an elephant's on an ante
lope s body f hy will sho trust to
tho very moderate gifts nature has en
dowed her with, to hght against the most
abnormal disadvantages i These are
only a few of the insio mistakes that
nearly all girls commit, many of them
girls with artistic tastes and capacities
in every direction except dress, whose
eyes you may see shine with pleasure at
a sunset or a flower, which nevertheless
'my steadily refuse to take a hint Irom,
The Maidexh of the IxDiES.The
dark and flowing tresses of tho maidens
of the Indies is attributed by travellers
to the constant use of cocoanut oil. In
Burnett's Coooaine this oil is scientifi
cally and elegantly combined in a form
peculiarly adapted for the toilet.
Johmon't Anodyne Liniment will give more
relii 1' in cases ol Cnrouie Rheumatism, no
matter how severe, than any other article
known to medic u men.
It is often remarked by strangers visiting
our State, that we show a larger proportion
of good horses than any other Slate in the
Union. This, we tell them, is owing to two
principal reasons ; in ihe first place, wc breed
from the very be-t slock ; and in the second
dace, our people use Sheridan's Cavalry Con
dition J'oivders, which lu our judgment arc of
incalculable advantage.
Will the I'rosent Civilization Conlinue ?
Is it probable that society will be con
tinually advancing in refinement, know
ledge and virtue and will present gov
ernment and cities, the arts and sciences.
literature and Christian culture remain
forever if the earth remains in its pres
ent condition 'i
These aro questions that seek an
answer. Jiut who has foreknowledge
enough to predict tho probable future
ot modern civilization r
If history repeats itself, whioh is gen
erally admitted, there aro terrible revo
lutious in the ditanco. Groat centres
of wealth, political power, commerce
and grandeur, are destined to disap
pear. New foci of trade and riches will
rise into view. London, Paris, Rome,
Constantinople, lenna, Berlin, ash
ington. Now York, and hundreds of
other cities now in tho full tide of in
fluence and vigor, will have their ol
age, thoir decay and their ultimato de
struction, as Babylon, Nineveh, Persep
olis, Athens, Susa, and multitudes of
famous cities of antiquity almost lost
so that even tho location of some of
them havo been objects of resoarch by
travellers. Mighty ompires and states
will yet appear and now nations rise)
into existence thousands of years hence
to war as 'in ageg past, to give way to
others and so ou whilo human beings
continue on tho globe. Thore is no re
for nations.
Anna Perkins, a beautiful blonde, has
been appointed liquor agent of Dalton
H. U.
lire
Rct anA Oldest Pfttnflr Mcrtlclnr.firtn-
rord'i Liver lnvtiarfitv?-k puroly Veire tattle CaAftrfc
trad Tonic lor Byerepsin, Court Ir-ntlnn, Debility, Slck-hpa-laeho,
Biltoae Attaeltfl, ami all tleraivrftnoTil f
Livor, tsiomxch ami llotvuh. A k jouv D. it:ivt tor it,
hcienre of imitation:
MATIK Ton'., Patent. r., with Steil S.-anpn.
Ait.trc-yfi E. H. Payn, We V.
A Inrro Htock of DccilconiTinit? Foiling ont cheap.
Mailed I'rpr tt'l'h ItlstMH-tliniu I'm tr. Kcml .n.h I.
H. tiVtUiVUER, 3jl Wivhliitrtoii 8t JJo.ton, Mu-v.
"Y"A1VTKP Bit"? nnl Tetiot Bin win who plnr
IT hrtMFi : il I bit VnltllP rri r 1 j. irnntl ilmrnt. nil tn hnvi, I
With Louvitt'g Bell Kinder. AildriW
. W. LKA VITi, HeotlMKl, Conn.
riWOUHANDS OF DOLLARS con-Mnrod 1t hnvo
JL been secured to the families ol' Kuropenii flefopml
antfl llironpli the Aokxcy of J. F. FUL'KAUFF, Attor
ney at Law, Columbia, Pa.
ITTHDUUOII ENTERPRISE A latere otpht-
liui, lony-comum. iiouenoi(i .1 numm omy f 1
a year. A FU10 Enffrnvinir, 24x30 iuche , st-rit
postpaid, on receipt of Mib.-cription, Llheial
term.' lo Arrnif. Ppenimona Iron. Addresi'
'iTTtfi)Cttnn EsTHRrmsE, IMttsburch, Fa.
P
WANTED.
Airentu to pelt mv Rtenm Wfielipr. Will fni-fnlt Rl.rtnn
Ifl fall townsh port'ectly clenn 1(10 slitrtu in ihtrtv
minutes by Steam, without rubbing or wearing of
clothinc Nnthinr like it In ue. 100.000 already sold.
Retailn ut 610. Will send cainplo macUino to nuy
agent to commence with for S5. Addrees
j . u. 'j'lirrua , rmsmircn, l'a.
-J-jr .. , , ,
T HAPTEN YOUR WTN'POWf Down or Tpwlth the
KGItflNOER SASH LOCK AND SUPPORT. No
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appliedhohlP xash at anyplace desired. and automat
ically locks the window when down. Send for circu
lar. On inclosing )!5 ctf. a circular and a japanned
lock will bo mailed to any addreB postpaid. The trudo
Buppnoo. Airent wanted everywnere.
ii. v. UL.ti.tu.YU, iroas., iiarrinurf?. ia.
Ms
BAXTER STEAM EGIE,
Manufactured by COLT'S ARMS Ci. Hir.ford, Ct.
Sizes. 2 to 10 H. Powor.
compact,
MMPLK,
RAFK,
durable
and
llconomicnl.
B3TFor Prleo-I.M and
parlieularp,
Address,
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Ko. 18 Park Place,
n. y.
fllOT' iMMiUJjlj;;;,!:
Ml
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PROSPECTUS FOR W2-FIFTH YEAR.
A RpprosintalWe and Champion nf American Art.
The
Amine
For Boc. Jty of Fossil. Caving Lokor. Clean
UncootDurabtfity 0. Chcapnccc, Unoqualcd.J
ittwjinR ok vm:Tm:s imitaimiv. timVr oth.
names, hut rcneml'iluK fur in rli.tt ami color ol' wrapper
TIIK r.lSINd Wt roi-IRH !tf Itn.K. for xtove NVriW
Use, at twelvd rents p.-r poiitui twenty-five, and tltfjr
pound hf'.ic, "Cheaper thua any utlitr Utilk Puliak fur
IKUIlltttf.
i iik iifi r.rx itsiiikh rrnr,.-tto Marpen!njr
Cheap ami lurnl1e xuperceitesot tier art iolcx for mi r pone.
Til r. lllsiM hi iii, ai h i.t-.Air i.i imihatok. j or axled,
bearlnc tni mnchlnery . Latx xIt timo aslong asoti I
Ihione. so id. ami oo id. uexe. cents pur id. rry lu
MORSE DRQ8.I Prop'rs.i Canton, Maas.
Cheap Farms! Ftco Homes!
OS THIS L1NI Or TITS '
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
A LAND GRANT Or
12,000,000 Acres
OP THE
Best Farming and itinera! Lands in America.
3,000,000 ACllEfTlX NEBRASKA,
IN Ttt
GREAT PLATTE VALLEY,
yVllIOTS 1 tin-! WKST,
NOW FOH SALE.
ThCHft lan;ts arn in the e.Titr:i.1 nnrtfoTi of the T'nltpd
State, on tho 41st deu-i-ro .t- North Lfititndi. tho een
tr.il lino of the prcut Temperate nne of the, American
Continent, and for trmin prowinn and stock mi sing
uncnrpase(i uy nnv m ine united staie?.
t ibniTin i i nil. rj. iiiurn i vuniuiu i vrni.1 ui vh .
and more convenient to market than can to found
el.-ewaero.
Free Homesteads for Actual Settlers.
THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES.
Sulfa entitled to a Homestead of 160 Acres.
Free Passes to Puithnsers of Land
Send for tlm new descriptive pamphlet, wltn new
map:-, published in KiifjlMi, German, SwodUh ami
Danish, mailed lreo everywhere. Andrew
O. F. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner, U. V. It. R. Co..
OMAHA, NEB.
B L EES
olples, Link-motion. Lork-Stltch
Ko Person enn tnlte these Hitters neenrd-
inir to directions, and remain lotic unwell, nrnvuledi
their bones are not destroyed by mineral prison or other
means, and the vital organ wafted beyond the poin
of repair.
DynpepAin or intiifftxiiom Headache, Fain
;n the Shoulders. Coiitjhs, Tightness nf the Chest, Di
ines. Sour Kntctations of the Stomach, Had Taste.
the Mouth, liiliona Attacks, raipitatmn of the
Heart. .Inflammation of the Lmhss, Pain in the reeions
of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms,
are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. lit these rtimpUints
it has no equal, and one bottle will prove a better guar
antee of its merits titan a lengthy advertisement.
For Feiiinio Complaint 4, in young or old.
married or single, at the dawn of womanhood, or the
urn of life, these Tonic Hitters display w decided an
influence thnt a nurked improvement is soon perception.
For Infinnimntnvy nnil Chronic iCIictt-
tnntlatil and (tout, F'tlious, Remittent and Inter
mittent Fevers, I)iscasesof the Wood. Liver, Kidneys
fnd Hladder. these 1'iitter have no equal. Such Dis
hes are caused by Vitiated Flood, which s generally
produced by der.mircment of the Digestive Organs.
l iiry nro il ixemie i-artr"vo n wen tin
Tonlr posse F iii" also the peculiar merit of acting
as a powerful agent in relieving Cnrgestion or Jntlam
mation nf the Liver and Visceral Organs, and in ltilious
Diseases.
For Skin Discnsrn, Eruption. letter, Salt
Rheum, Floiches, Snot. I'imnlcs, iiistutes, Boils, Car
buncles, King-worms, "Staid-Head, Sore Kyes, Fry.
sipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discoloration,, of the Skin, HumoS
and Diseases of the S!;in, of whatever name or nature,
ara literally dug up and carried out of the system in a
short time bv t tie use of. these Fitters.
iritcful ThouMitiitt nmr!aim Vimitoah Fit-
tfrs the most wonderful luvigorant that ever sustained:
the sinking system.
I WALK.KK, Frop'r. H. II. FrDOXAI.n fe CO,fc
Druggists and (ii'u. A;;ts., San Francisco and New York.
SOLD FV ALL DRrnr.fSTS iT; PKALWS.
Nt
An Illustrated Monthly Journal.
Claimed to br the Handamest Paper In the WorlJ.
Dit Sack's ('ATAitnn Kkmkdv. $500 re
ward for nn inturublB cusa. S jM by Drug
gists at 50 rente 5S3.
VwiETAllLK 1'UI.MONAIIY BaI.SA.M-" (lollbt-
less tliu best t'i;unli roetlicine in the world."
Wlii'tlii'r for u'V on mini or benst, tbe Mur
clianl'ti Giiriilluic Oil will be found an invulua-
lo I.iiiimunt, iVMd worthy ol use bj- evrry res
I Ji'iil lu tLe Inud. We know of no proprietary
niLilieine or nnieie now used In the United
Suites which shares ihe jroud will of the people
to a Breuter ueyreo than tills. A. J. Inde
pendent.
To THR Pdbi.io. We know ot no remedy
equal to Jackson's Catakrit Sxuff and
litoOHE t'owiiKK, tor Catarrh. Asthma, Logs
of Voiee, &c. Is mild, pleasant, agreeable to
use, and a sure cure. Ask your druguist for
tt. or mail US eents to coopeb, Wilson &
Co., rhiladelnhia.
Rci'TUHK can be cured without suffering,
Elartie Tiuses are i-upersedini; all others.
Before buving Metal Trusses or Supporters,
send for a descnptive circular to the hlastu
lru.s Co., 1)83 Broadway, N. Y.
The Purest and Sweetest Cod
Liver Oil in tho world is Hazard &
Caswell's, made on tlio soti-shorc, from
trosh, seleotod livers, by Caswell. Haz
AUD ifc Co., Sew York. It is ubsolutoly
pure and moeet. Patients who have once
taken it prefer it to all others, rhysi
cians have decided it superior to any of
tho otner oils in market.
Turoujfh the leiiirni and hreidth o( the land
the celebrated SILVER TIPPED Boots aim
Shoes are -old hy the million, for ptircul
know they last tw ice as lontr a without Tips
Try them. Y or bale by all Dealers.
Do you want tho best Siioo ever uiad.t tha
will not rip or leak, and iseasii-r llin auv tin)
chine sewed or pej.'t;i d Shoe, buy the CABLE
BCKKW VV1KK made.
Flaoq's Instant Rkliep. Warranted to relieve nil
Rheumatio Auhctionn. SiiiatiiM. Nuiu-u'.iria. ete. Tlie
btist. tlio ureHt. an,t the nuielcest reiiud V fur all Bowe
Coaipiuintri. Relief eitatauteed or the uiuitey rcftmleU.
TnK IlRnwNR a is n ni.Ars. nrn,titAArl hv thnt fterlltiff
preparation, uhistahuuu s excelsior uaih uye.uhu'
uol ue exeeueii ovniLturAf ira initri eoaueitee eoije
purion with Naturo's most favored producliong, and
a-iy aereciuin.
Bi'atnfl am Truniutt.
To read and eoutrul tho thought uud mind? ol per
gon8. nreseHt or ahfienr. Fend fel hv F. O. money orde
or reirtntored letter to PROF. LAVKLLK, While Stvun
uny, V. r.
Ir A HAS WANTS A DOTTLE OP WllIKKKY. let him bit
it aud take it home like a man, and not sneak home
with a bottle ot " Utttem," or " Cordial, and pretend
ttiKt it 1 medicine. Ii he wioita h tonic that U some.
thiny better tlma a temporary utiinnlaiit. he thoald
pot a bottle of Peruvian Syrup, (an Iron Tonic,) that
will vitalize the blood and give durable nii-enKih to
tho syttem.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advortlser, havin been permanently cured ol
that dread dUeate, Consumption, by a simple remedy,
Ik anxious toruiako known to nta fellow sufferers the
meain uioure, 4-0 an who deiie It, ne will eeno
the directions tor preparing aud ulnv the same, which
they will tind a fecm Ci'ka fiik tUivMrueTioN. Asth
ma, Uhuscuitis, 4ic. Paitiekwhiuiii,'thepi'esc-iptia
If III IHD'V MUUIUM
Rer. fnwnTti wrt.90.
m Peau St.. Willlanuiburpa K.Y,
Challpnpri" thn worM in porfrrtinn of work, ftreiiffih
and bmutyof stitch, dnmbililyof construction, and
unidity of motion.
('nil and
!rttl and examine, and for acencloa and circulars.
afJctre-s
BLKKS 8EWIV0 MACHINE CO..
nio.idwny. Xpw York.
to
and
THE ALDISE, while issued with ail the regularity.
as none of tha tomntirm v or titntlv Intprotr clmiai!.
teHotic of Ol'dlimrv IK'liiKl.i'iilf. Il In nn Plnimi.t. mi.
oulltmy of pure, liHlit. and graceful literature, and a
collection of picture, the rarest specimens of artistic
bhui, iu uiiivk aua wnue. Aiiuoujrn eacn succueaniff
number atlords a fresh uanure to its friends, the real
value and beauty of TtlR ALDISE will be most ap
preciated after it has been bound up at the clone of the
year. Whilo other publications may cluim superior
cheapness a corupa.ed with rivals of a tdmilar class,
2' Ilk ALDISE is a unique and entirely original con
coption alone and uuapproachod absolutely without
competition in price or character. The possessor of
iiie voiume jusi completed cannot duplicate the quan-
i,w ui lino jj.iju-i mm rujiim iinri in uiiy omer tnupe
number of volumesor ten times its coat.
New Features for 1872.
Art Department. Theentlini-hmtle eimnnrt enmn.
Hy accorded to their enterprise, wherever it tt:n been
introduced has convinced the publishers of TI1F. AL-
i't.ic. oi me t-otiiiuuess ot tnetr ineory tnat the Amer
lean public would recoirnize and heartily support any
sincere ettort to elevate the tone and standard of illu
trated publications. As a truai autee of the excellence
of this department, the publishers would bc to an
nounce specimens from tho lollowlne among other
eminent American Arti-sts.
W. T. Richards, Granville Perkins, James Smilet,
WW. HABT, F. O. C. UaRLKV, K. K. l'KILKT,
m. UEAitn, Victok Nkiu.io, Frank Heard,
Geo. Smilf.v, Wm. II. Wilcox, Fai l Dixon,
aiq. ill. James It. Heard. J. Hows.
Thoso pictttres are beinc reproduced without repud
eiiieiio oy inn very oest engravers tn tile country,
d their work will bear the severest criHcil rnmn nl.
son with tho best foreign cnirravinp, tt btinir the de
termination of tlie publishers that TUB ALDISE shall
oo a successtui vindication ot American taste in com,
petition with any ixi-lini; publication in the world.
Literart Department. Where so mneh attention
Tiaid tO tlie illllslrutiwn lITlrl rrt.t lilt nf 111.. nrlr. tn
much dependence on appearances may very naturally
bo feared. To anticipate buelimisirivilnrs.it is onlv
necessary to stale that the editorial management of
int. Auuir. nas ceen lnrriisip, tn iti. kii'iiakii
I1ENRV STODDARD, who has received as.iir.inee. f
assistance from a liost of the most popular writers and
Tho Volume for 1872
111 contain nearly 3no mpu. nn,t nhmit 9a fine
gravliigs. C'oinmencingw ith the ntimber lor January,
every third number will comain a beautiful tinted
picture on plate paper, inserted a a frontispiece.
Tho Christmas number for 1M72 will be a splendid
VOlllnie ill itself. eOlltllillinir liftv xnirmvilin. r tn
lint) and, although retailed at Si will be sent without
extra cnaige to att yearly subscribers.
A CHItO-lTO TO EVERY SCIISCKMER
was a very popular feature last year, and will bo re
peated with the present volume. The publishers have
pii'chased nnd reproduced, ut gteat expense, the beau
tilu! oil painting by seis, entitled "Daaik Nature a
Scmioi.. The chromo is 11x13 inches, and Is an exnel
tuc-simile, in size and appearance, of the original pic
tare. No American clnoino, which will at all compare
with it. has been published for tho mice usked for
7 HE ALDISE and it toirelher. It will he ,IHve,-..rl
free, wiih the January number, to every subscriber
who pays for one year In advance, directly or iu a club.
Terms for 1872:
One Copy, one year, with Oil Chromo Si.co
Five Copies, no.oo
Any person sending 10 names nnd S:o win receive nn
extra copy gratis, making 11 copies for the money.
Any per-on wisumg to work tor a premium can havo
11' lli'einilim eirrithir nn unnlie ill.ni ui.. m-.nv
beautiful and dushablo a'rticles ollercd hv no otiior
paper.
Any person wi-uiiig to act, permanently, as our
gont.wiUappty. with reference, enclosing SI lor outllt.
JAMES SL'TTON" & CO, Publisher;
MLibcrty Street, NewYork
I'tT.MPS, Doublo Acting,
Ducket PliiKKers are the
best. Send for circulars.
Valley Machine Co.,
Kaathamptoni Itlasa.
READ THIS!
The lowest price Ut ever published of
A T C H E S,
In solid Gold and Silver Caws only.
TRICES.
Silver Watch, Benedict
Gold, (IS karat) "
Silver Watch, Samuel S . Utmedict
Gold (13 karat) 4 . "
American Walth'im Watclies,
PRICES.
Coin Silver Huntiiifr Watches.,
$-10
S45 I
10
Gold Hunting Watche. Genu" Sizu
ijauiei size
....SIS 50
....S79 (10
(tt)
Sent to nil mrt- of the countrv hv exnress with uriv-
iii'irn to ex mi no oeiore nnvinc neiiu ior a tiricu n.m
and compare price bcloie imi chains eUewhi're.
vfewflers and kpfi(rs of the Citv Time.
Cll llroddway, near Fourth Sinot, New York.
SQUIER & BLIVEN,
Manufacturers nnd Dealers in
Machinery and Imperial
WOOL OiLS,
Soap, Stai'cli, Aro,
Xo. 172 Front Street,
NEW-YORK CITY,
3f Orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended to
Li. B. Sat lER.
J. 11. F. BLIVEN,
XCOCOAINE
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,
The Peruvian 8iru, a Protect
ed Solution of the Protoxide of
Iron, is so combined ns to have
the character of an aliment, as
casilti aiaestetl ami assimilated
with the Mood as the simplest
food. It increases the quant it 1 '
of Aature'H K)wn t Ualiztng
Agent, Iron in the Mood, and '
cures ,taiiuusana ills,7' simply
bg Toning up, I nvigoraiing and
t itHlizing the Sustem. The en
riched and vitalised Mood per
meates every part of the body,,
repairing damages and icaste,.
searching out vicrbid .were
tions, and leaving nothing for'
ilisrusc to feed vpnu.
This is tlie secret or the icon-
derful success ofihh: remedy in
curing Dyspepsia i TAvcr Com
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar
rhtva,ISoils, Xcrvous Alfectionsi
Chills and levers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys anil
Madder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating in
a betd state of Hie blood, or ac
companied by debility or a loia
state of the system, Jieing free
from Alcohol, in any form, its
energizing ejtecl.i are not tol-
loived by corresponding reac
tion, out are permanent, infu
sing strength, rigor, and ne.w
lift; into fill jxtrtti of the system,
and building up an Iron Con
stitution.
Thousands have been changed
by the use of this remedy, from-
weak, sickly, suffering crea
tures, to strong, healthy, and
happy men and women ; and
invalids cannot reasonably hes
itate to give it a trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
VIAN SYRUP Mown in the glass.
Pamphlets Free
J. r. DIXSMORE, Proprietor,
Ho. 36 DEY ST., KEW T0RK.
Bold by Irurtlstn generally
-TRADE
THR KEPT
IIAIB DRKSSI.N'O AND JlESTORlUt.
MILLIONS SAY
iiirnxFi"r'H cocoaiti i-:
. Yofln lmrcooisT has it.
AtlENTS WASTED FOR
SCIENCE AND THE BIBLE
fHvinirtho very cream of Scii'iire. Its thvillini! rpnli-
tier, wonderful dUco verier, Gnu's Six Wottic Dav,
how the world wits made, and it hUtoiy before Adorn.
Everybody wunu it. Hiile iimnene. AtfuiiU rt-port
62 4i 40 9u 87 and Ui copii'M pur wot-k. G'vnt in
(lucemi'iits touueut. Hmploy mint for Voting
Mcu, liitclicit, Tenchfru uittl Clergy uififc in
ZlKCiL. 11 &- MeCl'HDYi
61H Arch Street. lMiiliLdtdithiu. Pit-
or 217 MaiuStit'et,Sjirinmi. id, Mt.
ALL THE PAPERS from Maine to California
pronounce it, tottiiout a tingle adverne criticitin
mo IS CM' 11UUK tl.K i'l Ul.lMlr.l) Oil
Tlie Hand nt Heaven medinfitpil tlm K.1t9.t
Sprinjr. Man lUscoveved iu pricelosri virtues, Chem
lt y nnalvited it, and now reproduces H iu 'he twink
llnirof nn eve from Takhant 8 Kkkkkvehcest Hklt
ekk Ai'ekiknt. The nioim -nt the powder is liquili.d,
eve.j y cumJve and refroi-hinu element of tho 01 -ticinuL
pni toatn ami iiauee-j in inn goblet, and indisrttion
buinuMie-s, constipation, frver und headutdie tako
fliKUt uudT tho oprtntioii of ihn delitrhllul dianuht.
bULU UY ALL UULlililSTS.
TRUE TIME FOR SI. tf&SSE
MAGNETIC TIM E -KEE PER,ii'""13. syj;
e ut,vt 1IUUK tI.K i-1'Ul.lKUKUon . ,'J.-.-.4.. ,.,r, TV i. SiS
fm X&S ...... .. i. .
THE HORSE. Mmmm.
Every Horseowner's Cyclopedia-
Elecautly printed and bound, with nearly 100 illustra
tion. Hold only by subscription. Aoknt wantkd in
every county in the Union. Liberal Tebms. Send
for circulars.
I'UKitu v LUA i ta, ruDituew, riuiadelplua, J'a.
Steam
PI.R WEEK and epense pnld. We want
relinlde aent in every County In the l'.
.S. Address III U.SDK KtvUR WlMI Co., 130
.Maium Lime, N, y or Chicago, III.
APPLE Parer and Slleer at Si! and $1 ; " Cnion" Ap
ple P.irer, SI ; Peaeli Parer, S1.50; PeaeliStonerund
Ililver, 7je. ; Nut Unieker, tiie. Sold bv dftllor. Mun
ulaotured by I. II. WHIT'i'E.MOHE, Worooster, Mas.
4 GENTS WANTED, M:tle and Female, to sell Eg-
IVtVf AUlllSlilOl
tit to agents.
MK'll.
iilltlotl-IIole I'lliter. I.avi.e iti-n.
Addles SCOTT &. UUOWN, DetiolU
MAN AS A SPIRITUAL BEI.VU, hy Rev. Cimnn
oeyOiles. Sent by mail ou reei lpt ol SI .M. Send
E. U, 8WINMEY,
for eatuto?ue (tree) of other books,
M Ooo;rUnloDi N'. Y.
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si. J new book that everybody want and will
have. Pioritu double money. Outfit free. Write at
onee to P. M. REED, 138 Eit-bth Kt., Now York.
"Tub
GOODNOW 6c CO.? Boston, Miwa., publish
, 1'ATKNtKtiB." uitll P:iri'llt. iiml nivu nrnlit.
able RgciicicB to caurusi-erF.
A GENTS Wanted. Agent make more money at
J work for w than anything eUe. Pttrtlcularn free.
ft. hTiwtux Op.. Pin Art HKklUhtr; f ortlnnd. Ma
ifjf PR.UHIS WIIldTLVa forimitatiiyraUkiadof
' a u . rnce w cents : iwo lor 8ic.
MeadvUle, Pa.,Theolopleal School educates min inters
No aujrmatic tet. board, tuition, library, text-booka
i dru oetnu eept. 10. w ri . re. Llvwi more,
Gettysburg Katalysine Water,
Is iold at tho Spring and put on thenar- at Oettyburu
at tlit following rutt: Threo trallou doUiijoliUK, $J.uo
each; six gallon denn.ioiif, $jM each; cae of two
dozon quart bottles, $H.OO each. i'leDayinent must he
made oy ('o-ttunce money oraer. AdUress
1 lMlLliti Ml CO..
GettybuiK, Pa
Asen1 Wanted furhe ACTOUIOGRAPUY of I
HORACE GREELEY,
or Recollections of a Busy Life. I'histrated. The Lifo
ana rimes ol Po irieat a Fhuamiiiopi-t and Kftormcr,
cannot tall toiutered every true Aiucrlcftn. BfiidS'J.iO
HilH "'pl'npy- K. B. TRHA T. Pul i . w ii H roadway. X . Y .
It KM'AHl)
For any case of Blind, bleed
ing, ItcliiiiL'. or UUerHted
Piles tbut l)E BiNu'tf Pile
Bkmhuy fails to cure. It I
iirepiircd 'illresly to cure
the Pile nnd nothing eUe.
Hold by all lru&;ists Price
Si. (io.
IU ROYAL" SAXON (iOYERNMXT LOTTERY
AT IEIPSIC, GERMANY".
95,000 Tickets, 47,500 Prized,.
DRAWN IN FIVE DRAWINGS.
1 Prize ljO.000. 1 of 100,000. I of S0.000, 1 of JO.000, Prnf
aian T balers, nnd other. (100 Tuuler equul to S70 eold.
First Drawing Juno 10th, 1872.
Tickets tor the firt dmwinK: Whole, SIJ; Halvo.
Se w; gunrters. 5:l.,',0; Eii lulls 1 1 7i.
Tiekel lor ull live diawincst Wliolot1(ca; llalve,.
$30: Ijuailers. tli,.ili; Eiithlln,
I'rlEe cos Ilea uno tnto'-oiatliui Riven tir
P. O. Jlol COSD.
TIIKOIMtli Z8CIIOCII,
Uti Nassau St., New York.
n
C1AM IjATKO UDSB POTATO, A
;w -ei'dlliiff from K;tily Roso, of woudurlul pi-o-ductiveuofb
and fluent quality. Will yield twice us much
as Peerlesf.oranyoihorpotutonowtrt-owu, Three bush
els were produced from half a pound the pat feasoa.
Descriptive circulars tree. piTcf $1 pt r Ut., or $3 for 4
tt.,put-puid, by mail. Uno.W. (lauipbell, Delaware, O.
rpjrR PFRFECT IIICMMER for ALL KW
X lN'ft M Al'lllNK, will hem round corners, over
Kcains, ou hu or couine good, any widtb friHU
of aa Inch. Sample aent prt-nald on .-ec- 'pt of ue
dollar. Addiwa- t.A..H4V(AYi 4tfl .'iniOaM
Avenue, Now lork vity.
FREE TO BOOK ACENTS.
We will nend a handsome Pronoctn of our Sew ff
tuttrated Family AiAiVeontaiuliiK over 4 50 flue Scrip
ture Illustration to anv Book Aut. ti nf
Address National Pdhluuimq Cq. PUiUt4lphi( fal
$20,000 GOLD FOR $1.25 CIRREXCY.
M1IIE PeonleV Grand Musical VrxtlvHi find fltf Kn.
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