jttmffnnu ittttjjcs.
The Grange Initiation Kites Ke
vealed. Persons who are about to be
come members of the Order of Patrons of
Husbandry, before joining should read the
following account of the terrible ordeal
through which they will have to pass, as re
vealed by the Randolph, O., Enterprise '
One being brought into the ante-room of
the lodge (Greengrocer Temple, No 101) I
was told that I had been balloted for and
accepted. My iuformant, who was secure
ly masked by what I afterward learned was
a large burdock leaf perforated with holes
for the eyes, told me that if I valued my
life it would be neccei-sary for me to strip.
As I did consider that of considerable
worth to me, and as he italicised his wishes
by carelessly playing with a sevenshouter,
I withdrew from my garments with eager
ness. My masked friend then furnished
mo with the reualia of the first degree-
called 'The Festive Plowboy' which eou-1
sisted merely of one large cabbage leaf at-1
tached to a waist-band of potato vim s. In
this airy costume I was conducted to the
door, where my companion gave three dis
tinct raps. (1 was securely blindfolded by
binding a slice of rutabaga over each eye.)
A sepulchral voice from wilhiu asked :
'Who come ?'
My guide answered : A youthful argicul
turist who desires to become a granger.'
Sepulchral Voice 'Have you looked him
carefully over ?
Guide 4 1 have, uoble gate-keeper."
,S. y.'Do you find any agricultural
marks about his person V
Guide 'I do.'
S. V. 'What are they r
Guide 'The candidate has carroty hair,
reddish whiskers and a turnup nose.'
S. V. 'Tis well. Why do you desire
to become a granger V
Guide (answering for caud;iate)-'That
I may be thereby better enabled to harrow
up the feelings of the rascally politicians.'
S. V. 'You will bring in the candidate.
My worthy tripling, as )ou cannot see, 1
will cause you to feet that you are received
at the door on the three points of the pitch
fork, piercing the region of the stomach,
which is to teach you the three great vir
tuesfaith, hope and charity. Faith iu
yourself, hope for cheaper farm machinery,
aud charity for the lightning-rod peddler.
You will now be harnessed, and in repre
sentation of the horse, Pegasus, will be
tested as to endurance and wind.'
The candidate is here attached to a small
imitation plow, by means of a hempen har
ness. A dried puropkin-vinc is put in his
mouth lor a bit and bridle he is made to
get down upon all fours, the guide seize the
brittle, and urged on by a granger armed
with a Canada thistle, which be vigorously
applies at the terminus of the spine, the
candidate is galloped three limes around
the room. While making the circuit the
the members arise and sing :
Get up and dust, you bully boy
Who wouldn't be a v rancor ?
If the thh-tle'e prick don't cause you joy.
To feeling yeu an estranged, ah !
After this violent exercise he is rubbed
dry with corn-cobs, beeswaxed where this
tlcd, and brought standing up before the
great chief the most worshipful pumpkin
head.
M. W. P- II. 'Why do you desire to
be a granger V"
Candidate (answering for himself)
'That I may learu to extinguish sewing
machine agents."
M. W. P. II. 'Have your hands been
hardened with toil V
Candidate 'Not extensively, but, then I
am not running for office."
M. W. P. 11. 'Tis well, for our lodges
contain -everal who are supposed to be
ready to sacrifice themselves I'm their con
stituents. Do you feel pretty smart this
evening V!
Candidate 'Yes, nlietc ttic Vustlo i.g
on.'
M. W. P. II. (savagely) 'Give me a
chaw of tobacker ?'
Candidate searches himself thoroughly,
but as there is no place about him to stick
a pocket, tries to explain, but the nit
worshipful pumpkin head interrupts him
with :
'Never mind, ray dear young friend, I
am well aware that iu your present condi
tion you can no more furnish your friends
with the weed than Adam couid be com
fortable in a plug hat and tight boots. It
is merely to teach you the great lesson !
economy doing to others as you'd lue to
ha e them do to you. You will now 1
conducted to the most eminent squash-producer,
who will teach you the grand hailing
sign of distress. The sign, my worthy
brother, will insure you against many of
the ills of the agriculturist amongst others
against droughts and being bit by the fero
cious grasshopper.'
The candidate is now conducted to the
most eminent squash-producer, who thus
says : 'My worthy brother, 1 will now in
vest you with the order of the Festive
Plowboy. which you have well won by your
heroic achievement while harnessed may
you ever wear it with pleasure to yourself
and may it be a means of terror t your
nemies.'
(The M. E. P. P. then proceeds to invest
the candidate with the regalia of the Fes
tive Plowboy, which consists of a long to
mato necklace.) 'The grand hailing sign
of distress is made by gently closing the
left eye, laying the t ight forelingcralongside
the n se, and violeutly wagging the ears.
It requires practice, but the advantages are
intense. It also has an important significa
tion, which you will do well to heed. The
closing of the eye signifies that in all your
dealings with mankind, you are bouud to
have an eye to business. Laying the linger
alongsidc the nose is emblematical of wis
dom, and places you at once among the
'knowiug ones'. This is extremely handy
in prognosticating or new weather, aud
saves the wear and tear oi almanacs.
'Wagging the cars signifies sublimity of pur
pose, aud is thought ti be emblematical of
childhood's happy hours. It is also sup
ed by some profound scholars to have a
distinct reference to apple dumplings, hut
this fact is somewhat obscured by the dust
of ages. Iu taken that you are one ol us
you will now be branded.'
This ceremony is uncommonly impre-ive
a'ld consists of two brands. Tiny are
both applied 'while the iron is hot,' and
consist of one letter of the alphabl e ach.
The first is a large letter S on which you
will please sit while the other Utter it ap
plied to the stomach. The letter S, my
worthy chicki n, signifies scoojH-d and re
fers to railroad mono iol its. It is also sup
posed to indicate the seat of learning the
spot where the old time, teacher hunted for
brains with the ferrule. The second letter
is C, and is applied, as I said before, to the
stomach. It has a double meaning. First
the application is an agricultural one,
'corn crib.' and has reference to the sto
mach as being the great receptacle for
Bourbon whiskey. But, brother, do not he
diligent in finding a home market for your
corn. The second application of the letter
C. my distracted infant, is got hold of as
follows : W hen a granger desires to ascer
tain 'for sure' if there is another of the or
der in the room, he raises himself gently by
the slack of his of his unmentionables
scratches his off thigh by his near hoot,
and remarks in a voice of thunder : 'Are
there any grangers about?' The answer
in 'Jeeso wax.' The inquirer then says,
'Let us sec,' (letter C.) and the other party
must immediately pull out his stomach and
disclose the brand.
These brands are applied in such a man
ner that I am enabled to assure you that
they will wash.
I was here interrupted, Mr. Kditor, by
A volley fired into the open window, evid
ently intended for me. Fortunately I es
caM;d without a scratch, and which is of
more cousequence, succeeded in bringing
off my precious manuscript. This is about
all there is in the ceremony of any import
ance I must leave the country at once
armed men are at my heels they know 1
am writing to expose them. Yon may
hear from me again by mail, if I should j
deem it best to expose tho other degrees.!
Until then adieu.
From your sacred friend. Tt. polk.
knights.
CENTRAL J) RU G STORE
q.b.cXdvllader
Is the place to buy pure and fresh
medicines, drugs,
paints, oils.
glass, perfumery,
notions, cigars,
toijacco, liquor
for medicinal purposes, and all ot In r arti
cles usually kept in a first-class Inig Store.
Special attention paid to compounding pre
scriptions and family receipts by competent.
druggist1-.
I am prtparc l to furnish lu ijuantiiies to nut j
purchasers and nt Philadelphia prices,
CALCINED PLASTER, ;
PHILADELPHIA L1MK,
FINIMliN; SAND, j
P1.ASTER1NU HAIK. j
Portland, Roman, Roend:i!e and l.iliic,h j
CEMENTS,
Land Plaster for Funnels, Timothy and t
Seed. AImi. tint len See l- of all kind:.-.
lover
till
and iret a Rural Keeister
for 1ST4.
;r.O. B. CAD W A LL A PER.
Sunlmry, Fell. , ls?4.-ly.
Pk. C. M. Mahtin. Geo. W. Bloom
NEW DRUC STORE,
No. 13, South Third Street,
CleEBnt Hense BniiainE, Snnturj, Pa.
DR. C. 31. MARTIN & CO,
HAVK just received a fresh !! of Fine Dnijjct
and Patent medicines.
We have also a full assortment of
DRESSING AND PACKET COMHS.
Hair. Tooth. Nai'.CIothe.Shoc and otlxv hi nshes.
TOII.KT AM) FAX'Y AKTK I.FS.
FINE r.XTKACTS, MCKr.I BOOKS. KMVr.S, ('., AC
P.F.ED'S GRAND DfCIlFSS COLfKiNK.
the S'veetcst perfume in America.
Parisian, a Iovc Wa.h,
warranted to clean perfectly the most delicate
Fhndeo without injury to the kid
All Ihe leading preparations for the Hair.
ki:c;akk, the bit in m arket,
Pure Wine nnd Liquors, for medical putpoM-n.
Fhysiehin I'rescrijtions and family iccc'.pis
cornponndc"! with rare.
Thaukful for past favois we hope by fairdcil
ins lo receive a shar of your patronage.
SeptctnhiT 11. 17:J.
W. D. MELICK,
Drussist
and Apothecary,
At the old established stand on
Market Square, Kl'XISl'ICY. IA.
Keeps constaully on hand a foil Mock of well
selccled
DRUGS & CHEMICALS,
Prnjsifls Fancy Goo;!t,
COMBS,
BRUSHES,
PERFl'MERV,
P ATKNT M EDI CIN ES, 0 1 1.S. PA 1 X TS
GLASS. PCTTV.
YARMSII, IkYI'.KTI'FrN.
In fact cverythinit usually kept In a well con
ducted
JDFLTJG- STOr.E.
Particular attention paid to rompniindii:!.' Phy
sicians prescriptions and family receipt- !v tie
Propriator himself.
funbury, Pa., June 6, 1ST3.
rvliscellnncous.
Tin: ui.; RAICKKK SIKH
S THE SHOP OF THE TOWN ni: 1 Ion
has been ; ak history and she w ill tell you
Men have itrown old in our p.itioiiacc
Dabies on the'.r mothers' breast
To boimcinit boys at play ;
And youths by maidens fair caressed.
To stalwart men with cares oppressed,
And old men si ver iriay.
And amonit the honored and laslir.e impre
Bioiis of time, and ihe crash of revolutions in
circumstances, we sland a living inonumcnl.ti
memento of the ingenuity and perseverance )
pertaininit lo Ihe blent ity ol piojtrcssion, plyiiiL'
our vocation with the highest style of art and
perfection, and aspirinit to achieve Ihe .i..lw -t
reward of mcii! attaiuahle in our humble capaci
ty, and the sentiment of resct and approbation
which the presence of superior appliances and es
tablishment arc always wont to inspire.
Always to please
We shave wi'h case
Cut and comb with taste the hair ;
Shampoo the he-id with soothing rurr.
And eo'or the whikers black or brown,
To suit the people about the town.
Then allow n:c politely request you to slop.
And cot po past nor from around our shoji.
To gel shaved nil the basis ol ability nor as
some have done for our use of the ballot for prin
ciplc sacred and ri jrlit nor under the common
secret and invidious guise of enmity t complex
ion ; for the cut of a man's coat, or the color of
his skin, ought not to affect his usefulness nor
hi qualification9. A fair chance is :ill that we
demand, lo givr Ihe proof lo all Ihe land.
JAMES W. WASHINGTON.
Propriet or.
Sunbury, April 5, lsTS ; No. 91, Market si.
a-MIE VICTOR SEWING MACHINE CO.,
. wan! reliable and energetic Agents in this
county. The "VICTOR" is a Lock-stitch. Shut
tle Machine, wilh sail-setting Needle, liest liuish
ed and iiio-t jx-rfect Machine offered. An in
crease of !')) per cent, on sale- of lst'J over 1 bTl.
For terms. Ac. Address. VICTOR !EVIN;
MACHINE CO.,1'7 Cnesinut St.,Phi!ude:phia,
Pa. Sej t. 1J, lv7u. linos.
;i:o. v. roni.r.,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Rr.At. EsTTr A(.rT. and Agent for the Phk a-
I.lri.rllU Ml'TI'AI. Protkciivf Lick
lSrH4NCE CoMI'ANT.
Ilcrilloi, Xurthumhrrlan'l 1'oHuty. '.i.
ALL CLAIMS enlruste.l in his hands will n o-ire
prompt attention.
Heindoii, Au. ol. 1 mo.
I
-rTTjr-iisr"---.-" -
s KJ'
THE GJJEAT KK.MEDV i
which can 1o cim i
timclv pcsoi t lo tliis
i .
aril )Fcparalion, ns lias !h i
proved by the hundred-! of
testimonials received by tho
proprietors. It is acknowl
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the niot
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief Mid
cure of all Lniu complaints,
and is ollcrcd to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. "When
resorted to in season it s;el
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, IJronchitis,
Croup, "Whoojing Cugh,
Influenza, Asthma, Cohls,
Sore Throat, I'ains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint,
at the Lungs, &c.
Ualsam does not
lilceili'.iir
AVistai's
tlry up .i
Cough, ami leave the cause
behind, as is the case vith
most preparations, but it
loosens anil cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
pnrPAnr.n by
EETH VT. FOWLS 4. C0N3, Boston, L'aas.,
And Held hy Drupes? nl Jnlern gent'rally.
irn.i
lMirmmti: lock
iy
Ti. JOHNSTON',
Physician ol' thi celebrated Institution, h;;n
discovered t lie most certain, speedy, plcanmt and !
eli'ccluiil ivthp.Iv in the e-o'M for all
DISEASES Of IMPIH I'K.NCE.
Wcakmi-- ot the. Lack r Mai!, Stricture.-, '
A tied ions of Kirlnes '.:) I :;; I'ler, Involun- j
tiy li-fti:rr'. Impoleney, .-r-eial DcbiK- j
-, Nervousness, lvi !"v? ! n.iMior, Low
Spirit. Conf!iw 'f Id-as. Plantation of i
llio Heail. Timidity, Trcmb'iiiL'--, Dimness I
of Sight r Ci.Mines-. D'lMMst r the Il-ad,
Throiil. Nose r Skin. All.-:-li.ns. 'Liver, Limits,
Stoma, li or I'.nv.ls these lerriHe Disorders
ari-ii'-u ti'i:i lite
i'iiiyif bil-ol Yo!lt!l tiio.-e
prere! and solitary prae
vi-1im- than the o:i; ol
a''--1 more tutal to t ':i '-
Syr-Ti to llv :;'i'i.i.-i -
of
Ol
Ulysrc, blighting t e 'H m,' 1.i :!!i:itii in-; i
liiieipa ;;.!), rendering marrum', V-.. t ;-. -
I s'.Hr.
i esper-i i'.iv, who have i.tcoine li e ie'ir.i !.t" rV:i- .
tarv Vice, that dre.oli-il and de.-tru.-tivr U:,t-,
wlii.li iiiiiimtllv s(i',.s l!i an uutimclv trrave -
: tli'insaml-i of voinm ieii of the inut exalted
talent a'-. l hsilliaot in'.e:le( I, who miirht olher
j wise have eetrani-e,l l':M-n'n-sr Senates with the
l thunders of elonieii' e or waked to ecstuey the
living tyro, mav call Vuo full eontidenec.
j ' M ARitiA'iR.
i Marri' i! i'eivi'iis or Voi;n; Men c-iit!iiip:.'it! iir
; marriage, aware of Phyh'u al We il.nt-s, ( Lo
i of l':ocrtiitie !'oer liiipt-teii.-y). Nervous K
; eital.i.ity, l'a!:iation, Oi-aiiiv WeaUnes-, N-r-!
vous Deoility, i r :.ay .tlo-r Di-1:1 i!iiie.ui
i ceodily relieve I.
! lie who placer If.m-ilf iii.iie;- the care of Dr. .1.
i inav reiiitiously eontida it: his honor a:' a ueotle
i maii.nnd ccn:ideiil ly ieiy ii'ion :U skill a Fa
i hieiai..
OH-ANU" WFAKNKSS.
i Dr.potenev, Lc-s of To'Cr, liiimcdiate'.y I." tired
i:id full Viuor Kes'ore'!.
istie-Kinit A Heel ion which render- Lite
and inariini'.e impi ssihle i the penalty
1 i
id t'V the victims of i'.n proper ualnieiie-i.
Young lersoiisarc too ait to eoinn.U exi
-e-
from not being a wan' of the i-.readiul co:ic'i' nee
i that may ensue. Now, who that s.n.lersl inds
! ihe subject wili pieimd to deny that (lie wer
of lirocication is h si Sooner by those tal in
i;it.-
, iniiuoi'er habits U. an by the pnulci:!
II. si.l
' being ilel'live l !he pleasures ..f healthy olf-pi i
the most serious and destilielive sympto:ns lo bi.th
j I'odv and mind arise. Th'ysiun b.-eoinc- w
i ii. need, Ihe Physical and Mental Finieii. ns
j Weakened. Loss of Proerealive Power, Nervo;,
1 Irritability, Dyspej:sia, Pali-hation of in iie:.rt,
i indigestion, Constitutional PcMl'iiy, a W.:-tin
j of the Frame, ugli. Consumption. Dic.iV aa.i
, Denth.
! A Ci'RK WAR ISA N'l ID IN TWO DAYS.
Peisous I li'.i.ed in heioth by iinie-.i ne i pri'teu
i .;ei w ho ket p i Iu in Hilling m after laoulii.
taking poisonous an-! itijm oil coa.p 'Uii
1 should applv immediately,
j i R. JOHNI'ON,
j Member of ihe Roy a I College of Surgeons, I.oii
! don, Graduated from one of the m.isl eiiiiucnl
i Colleges in the L'n ted States, and the greater
i j art of whose ii'e has been spent in t:ic ho-pit lis
of London, Pri-, Philadelphia and ci-ewliere,
has ctlei-ted some of Ihi- most a-tonishlng e i.. s
'.'net were itit known ; many troubled w illiring-
j ing in the head and cars when asleep, giv.it
i ncrvousiicsF, being alarmed at sudden soitmL-,
bashl'ulness, with frequent blu-hiug, alien le,
! sometimes with derangement of mi-id, were care !
j immediatclv.
I TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. J. addiesses all those who have .mjiirr I
themselves by improper indulgence and soiiury
habits, which ruin both ho ly and mind, utiihtiug
Iheni for either business, :-tuly, society -t mar
riage. '1 HLsn are some of the sail and iiielam-luny
ell'eets produced by early habitn of youth, :
Weakness of the Rack and Limbs. Pii'nis in the
Raekai.d Dead, Dimness of Mght, Loss of Ma
cular Power, Palpitation r Ihe Heart, Dysp.-j-.sy.
Nervous 1-rilability, Deraiigement of Dig-stive
Funclioii , .ieuciai Dvbiiiiy, syiu; to.n - '
eiim; tiou. tVe.
MtMtl.IV The fearful Meets on l'e- n.iiil
are much to be dreaded Loss of Memory, ( ..m
ftlsion of Ideas, Di-piessioa of Sfiitl-, l-.vi -Foiebodings.
Av rsion to S-"eie;y , N-lf-Disi I
Love of Solitude, Timidily, ,';e., are s .me ol ;h,
evils produced.
' Hot sanhh of persons of ail ages e.in no.v
judge w hat is the cause of tie ir declining ii'-abh.
losing their vigor, becoming, weak, a.e, le i -voii-aud
emaciated, having a singular apj e.n.i'.ie.
about the eyes, cough and symptom o' i- .u-u, no
tion. YI NU MEN
Who have injure I th mseivo. l y a eel -lain prae
lice injulge-.l in when alone, a hal.it fre-jii.-ntly
learned fioin evil companion, or at seh-o:. the
ellects of which are nightly felt. ev. n wheii
aslee', and if not cured, rendeis marriage nn; -bible,
and destroys both mill I an ! body, ; iionid
apply immediately.
hat a I'itv that a young man. th" hope '
country. Hie liariing of hi- parents. k!i..
snatehlA from all prospect- and enjoym.
life, by the consequence of deviating li"
path of nature and indulging iu a certai i
habit. Such 1 er-ons yi sT b. lore i "ill n.'j
:-.Aia:l i,V .
reflect that a soiind t.iiid and I oily ..re I:.
necessary l ;'i';si;c lo I roiiiot.- e..ii!. i.bi.il
ness. Indeed wiihout t In se, t i-e join .. y t ..
life heconns a weary pilgrimage; the pr
b.
,.I i:ig
most
nun
spe-l
! hourly dill kens to the View ; tin- mini lv
t shadowed wilh de-piorand li.le ! wil ii the:
. cholv reflection, I lial the h-ippil'. ol ..
th
' becomes Llhiite. wiih oaroiw..
j i.RTAIN D1SF.AM'..
! When the mi-guided and mi ! u l'-ot '... r.i .oi
i pleasure finds that lie ha- imbibed !'.:-. see i-
this painl'.ii disca-e, it too nil n bapj eus lli .t .in
iil-timed sense of shame, or.ln.el f dise.oeiv.
deters him fiom applying t" lic-e who. is-. ,i
education and respe tahi.ily, can a. one l.ei:
him, delaying tiil the coiistil utioual syiuptoms . :
this horiid d seas.' make their appearance, sti. i,
as uiecrat.-d sole thloai. diseased no-o. in. I'i! a i
pains in the head ;:)''. limb-, dimiic-s o! !. .:.
(ieafm-M, nodes on the rhiu bone- an i .-.ri-is.
blotches on the head, face ami eUn oi. .-:o-gressingwith
liighltul rapidity, tnl al la-t l!i
1'alate of the mouth or the bones of th no-e t'.li
in. and Ihe i ti f thi-i a lul dl- ise l.eeiee -
a horrid object of commiseration, tiii i-r.!i put
a perio.l to his dreadful sutl. ring, by r.-n img
him to '"that Undiscovered Country from w I. ::
no traveller returns.""
Ii i- a liielaneholy fact that t li.'l--an !- DIE
victims lo Ihi- Icirib.e di.-i ase. through fnllin
into the hands of Ignorant or un-ki i!':; PRE
TENDERS, who, by the use of that tlead.y Poi
son, Mercury, Vc, destroy the constitution, an. I
incapable of curing, keep the unhnppv sudor n
month a.'t-r tuontli laking tie-ii noxious or iii
jurioiis ( iMiipouiids. and niste i i of being rest..-,-, i
U a renewal of Lite Vigor and llappi ui .!. --
pair leave him with ruined li-.-.lth t si-'u ov.-:
liis gulling disappointment.
To such, therefore. Dr. Johnston pledge him
self to preserve the most Inviol th e ,. n-ev, a id
from ins extensive piactiee aud oi.w r .ii ions iu
the great Hospitals of Europe, mid the Jir-l ii:
this count ry, viz : England, Fiance, Pliila lei j.hi i
and elsewhere, is enabled to o'.b-r the most cer
tain, speedy and i-!f. et.i.ii remedy in th" w..r;
for all discuses of imprudence
DR. JOHNSTON.
i ol
F;UE. N. T. .-. FR!.DER!CK S'iRF.ET.
"ai.timoi:.;, m.
Left h ind side going fr .i.i Rail imore sire -t, a I
doorii from the corner. Kail not to observe na.
and niiuiln r.
1-4" No letters received uiil"-- pelj'aii .
containing a stamp lo be used on Ihe - ;-lv. i'i
sons w riling should state age, and sen I a ) or; i
of iidviiliseinciit dcsci ibing sy nipto u-.
There are so m.uiv Paltiy, Designing .t
l).
Worthies Impl.sters a Iv. rlising tlicins
Physicians, trilling with and mining tie
elves
l.ea
I'.r.i.
ray .
r. o ui
. of ail who uiiforliiii.it' y fall into lin-ir
that Dr. J- hlistoii .It eius '.t in -i-s-.u-y I o
i iH-ciallV to those i.!.a-iua'..i:e 1 with his
tiou thill his Credential.- or D pi uii,! a
hang in his olli.-e.
J EN D'.iK;-I'M ENT OF THE PKES.
: The many thoasuids cured at this Est:,!
j mini, year alter year, and the ii:i!iu i.);:
I'ollallt f- :1 C"i'ul Oot'll.lilMIH pel lofllie-l hv
im
!i ,
I jolitistou. wit iie.-i- I I'., i he repi -si iil il .vr. -, in
j press and many other pap.-: , iiot.ee-...' v. iaeh
j have appeared again and agj : befoie the p.r IV-,
; besides his stand ng a- a gt-i.l'.-iiiiiii "I chanco r
and re onsibiiity, is a sulheit-M gu.n a utee I t li
alllicted. fchiu ciisenn'. .-pe-.-.l.iy tilled.
March 1.
-IV
M vm itv MAiiiii.i:
I'ourdi Ntrret !! Mnrkrl,
SUNT. l.'RV, P ENN'A.
T"!
IE undcr-ii! ne.1 1ms returned from the Ver
mont Marble Ouarriea with 5l Toiii of
Maibl- ,,r
'j'v .Motiiiitiiti. tiravo-Slones.
lie ha" hniisht a! sn' h ll-tires that
will allow til ! I' se I betier st'ine, or
less iuoii. , lli.ni lieieti.f.ire. The !!
utli.r;iinl Falls
which is betti r th in It. ill n
Rut
i-l is
old as low as the Man hester. j
Thoe who iced anvlhin in t lie M irble line, I
foi Monmiuiits, Grave-Slones. or olher ptirj-o-es, ;
w iil lind it to their interest to call mi i i t inline ;
this l,iri.-c stock, as better bargain can be seeur-
cd than buying from pa i tie liiieksleiine 1011:1 I
the country. !
All h tteiitit' will b.
ino-l Impiovi-d ny.e.
loin- in ihe nenti-st
W. M. IAriHI".':l Y.
Snnbtii v, Jan. 1 1, 1'
i A (;oud ( liiinre for a ( ook Ja 1 :
i
: At. I. Ji. HEED'S
I
STOVE AND T;VARK STOLE.
I
j Third Si, opposite the Central Hotel, Stinburv.
VN Y person purchasim; iroo.ls to tbr amount
f.f.t 0(1 i.i retail prices, for cash, will be
I cntitieil lo a Ticket fur tie- ilrawim; of a first
(iii.s Nn. 1. ( link Stove with all the livtiie,
valued i.t i :. wa i rallied lo s.'iv! satisfaction.
Notice will be then t.l the. piuee
mid lime of
druw inir lhioui;b the papers.
J. U. REED.
S ur.burv. Jn'y IS. l.STii.
i M'.r,
! it--1
jilisccllanros.
Dr. .1. l Hiker's raiituniia mi
par II it tors nrc a purely Vegetable
pn p tratinn, niailecliielly from the nativo
lici lis lmuKl on the lower ransjes Of tho
Siena Nevada mountains of California,
Hip meilieinal properties of which aro
extracted therefrom without the use of
Alcohol. The question is almost daily
asked, " What is the cause of the unpar
alleled EUCCeSS Of VlXEfiAP. lilTTEUS T
Our answer is, that they remove tho
cause of disease, and the patient recov
ers liis health. They arc tho preat
blood purifier and a life-civin?; princi
ple, a perfect Ilenovator and Invfcorator
of the system. Never before in the his
tory of tho world has a medicine been
compounded posscssint: the remarkablo
qualities of Vineoak UiTTEr.sin healing
the sick of every disease man i.-i heir to.
They are a gentle I'urgutivo ns well as a
Tonic, relieving Congestion or Iiifliiniir.ntion
of tho Liver and Visceral Organs iu Bilioas
Diseases'.
Ibc properties of V- walker's
Vi.vkoar Hitters aro Aperient, Diaphoretic,
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Dinrctie,
Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorilie, Altera
tive, and Anti-I'iliotis.
(ir:itiriil Tliousimds proclaim Vix
v.car Hitters the most wonderful Invigor
.int that ever sustained thn sinking system.
.o lVrson van tukc 1h's Hitters
according to direct ions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not de
stroyed by mineral poison or other means,
and vital organs wasted beyond repair.
liiliniis, Keiiiitt( :u', "and Inter
mittent. Fevers, which are so prev
alent in the valleys of our preat rivers
tiii'ou-h-'i!! the I'liited States, especially
those of tiie Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan
sas, l.'td. Colorado. I'.razos, Rio Grande,
IVail, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ko
anoke, .Tames, and many others, with
their vast tributaries, throughout our
entire cimtrv during tho Summer and
Autumn, and" remarkably so during sea
sons of tir.iisnal heat and dryness, aro
invariably accompanied by extensive
derangements of the stomach and liver,
and other abdominal viscera. In their
treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow
erful intluenee upon these various or
gans, i. essentially necessary. There is
it') cathartic for the purpose equal to Dlt.
J. Wat.kek's Vinegar Bitters, as
they will speedily removo tho dark
rolored viscid matter with which tho
bowels ate loaded, at tho same timo
stimulating the secretions of the liver,
and generally restoring tho healthy
functions of tlic digestive organs. k
Fortify the lioilv nsrainst disease
by purifying all its thrills w ith Vixemar
i;'irn:i:s. No epidemic can take hold of
a sy stem thus f.ue-anp.eil.
hv;:' cr Indigestion, Ilead
;:c!:.'. I'.-.in in the Shoulders, Coughs,
T'r:hine.s.i.f tho Chest, Dizziness. Sour
Kruvtati.'tisi f the Stomach. Bad Taste in
t'ae M.r.ih. Uili'm-s Attacks. Palpitation
oftho !!:;!!. I anamination of the Lungs,
Pa;:) in ii.e region (.f tho Kidneys, and a
huuilt.'i other pair.l'ul symptoms, aro
the : : of Dyspepsia. OlSB bottlo
v.'.!! ;: : : letter guarantee of its
!;:! '- '! ! a. l.-i'-.thv aiU ertisement.
Sen:!".'.:;-, vv Ii.nrs Ku!, W'hito
. v.t ;!::. -. C.rt !.-. Krysipclas, Swelled
Nici, . i c: -i.l'ulous Inllammations,
Ir.r... lnlhir.iii-aticns. Mercurial Allec
ti' t-.s. Did So:es, J".ti:pti"ns of the Skin,
Si ic l'..es. etc., etc. In these, as in all
r.tla-r constitutional Diseases, Walker's
Yim:c.i: Bitti:i:s have shown theii
great curative powers m tlie most ob
.ti:iate and intractable cases.
I r.r i::'.;:i!i::ilr,ry jitid Clirnnic
IM.'vus.'iiIImh. flout, Bilious, IJemit
tent nnd Inlermiitent Fevi-rs, Diseases
f the Blood. Liver, Kidneys and Blad
der, ihc.-e Bitters have ro equal. Such
Di.-ea.'-es are caused by Vitiated Blood.
"i-c:t!sr:rl Diseases.-I'rrsons en
gaged in Taints and Minerals, such as
l'liim! t i s, Tji'e-sctters, Cold-beaters,
:i::d Miners, as they advance in life, are
ml'jeet to paralysis of the Bowels. To
guard againt this, take a dose of Walk
er's Vi.seiiar Bin ei:s occaionally.
I'or SN ill Diseases, Eruptions, Tct-t'-r.
Salt I.'heai!!, Bh.ti Les, Snots, I'imjile.,
l'n tuh-s-. r.eils. farlntr.cles, King-worms,
N :i!-.l-!;i'iil, Si ie Eves-, Krysipelas, Itch,
Semi";. i; ..l.iintiotM" .f the Skin, Humor
a. id Disi:i-e-of tin Skin of whatever r.aine
or i.iiit'.ie, in-!' literally dug up and carried
i.e.: of 11'' systeai ia a i-hoit time by the tts-c
f ti.ee Hlt'i -i.
Fin. Tape, and other Worms,
ht.i ;:: the -I'-i'.i f rn many thousand,
n..' i Hi i t i.-i'ly (li'-tVuynd and removed. No
sv. tent i f lii'-dii li-.". in vermifuges, no nn
tiie!!iii:ii::es v. :!i I'.'-e ti e .' V.sleUl lroiu wonm
!:!.e l!;e.-e !.;!!( :v.
S in- Fi :n:;i( Complaints, in young
or oiil. nii: ii. .1 t r single, at the dawn of wo
:i::!.".'hI. or li e tern d life, these Tonic Itit
t( is ill ji nv n tleeilie 1 an iiitliieiica that im
V iivenieiit is M'ef. -eeptihle.
( leans:' V.v itialed IJlood when-
e-.er vn'i !'.-:.! ,t . i -, i . : ities bursting through
the I'ir.ij.'es. K-i:itions, or Sores;
c'e.-ia c it i'-n v. 'i lind i! obstructed and
i-hi'jL'Mi in wii.s : ele.iii.-t; it when it is
l..;tl ; V'.'ir ieeiii '.'s will tell you when. Keep
ihe I !.
wili I,.!
.,e. ..:.d the lit-iiaL ol the M'stcin
t.. I?. .'IdlOV.lLlI it O.,
s i ll. " 1 I.il-llsr.i. ( .lifen.ij,
. . :. ,.' ri.'.rln.n X. V.
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i i: tiii: iioi.ntAYs.
GP.E T ATTRACTION.
Tojs. 'oii!'- imieries Ojstrrs, At.
r.veryho.Iy is invited to come and buy of tho
j 'i.i'i l- ece assortment of
TOY.- A NO CONFECTIONERIES
at
SMOUUL F. NEVIN'S STOIE,
in tr.i'.i
l.iiil.lii.:
111-! .'p.
eVelV le
l II:-lining Moorc.t Dissl.ijrcr's J
. iiiiuti Mi;r.i-.i, m. .-;i'Liir, r..
'ill ! .1 f iV-!l r
scrip! ion.
TOYS 8F
I ' i ' ! y of Confeetioneiijs of
A i.i. rilir
e.Ml' I ;. lit :
no I. The I., -t RAISINS. FIGS.
( I'LilAYIS ,v ISRIEI) FRUIT.
piriiE nio corn.:, tea & spices,
tre ii lii i ;i i, Huns .v t aiies, every morion:;.
KAN! V CAKES, 1'. I SCUTS, CRACKERS, ,tc,
OYSTKKS ! OVSTEKS ! OVSTEIIS!
11.-. i
Up I s
will be
r litli I up a room expressly for serving
i s in i ei y s! le, l aities and lientlcmeu
1 1 iiiitiii.id.ited with ihe best bivalves iu
mm Ui t. at nil
I'.iuiilies u i;
hours (iiiiiiii; the day and evenins;.
be supplied at their residence with
the lic-t S'li h or ( aum
I Oysters, as is dcslr tbie,
:,! lb
C.t
and i
I'.. .
very lowest prices.
I and see my excellent
-certain I l.e pi ie.-s.
ussortmeiit of rood
S. I . NEVIN.
A. M. MEIXELL,
I'UAI I 11 IN
inor!e;iu stinl IliirorxMin
A l t II IIS.
FINE .JF.WEI.IIY ami SII.VEIIWAHK.
r !" t! Spoetneles a ltd I'jo
(;oi.d headed canf:s.
Watches and Jewelry neatly repaired and war
iiiuled. Market Square, SUNBURY, P.'
::. iS7 tf. ,t
Feb
fficrfantilf.
O. W. KEEFKK. C. VV. BASSLEU.
Fall Goods!
(ioo(ls, Xotiona, Furnishing
( .oodst, drot'OMCH, Oil Cloths,
CI lass and Xaila
of every variety, at one low- price,
at
Kcefcr & Hasslcr's Store,
(,'onii.:- of Fourth and Market Streets,
St'NBL'P.V, PA.
A ! kinds of tirain taken in esch inge same as
Call and see us.
KEEPER & HASSLEK.
SiinVirv
Oct. :.i, uts.
r;r.w wisin:s: ntyi.es
of ev.-ry desciii'tion and variety suc'ii as
Drew tiooil
e :ii-.;irisin jf all the novelties in fabric and shade.
IVooien tioodii, I'uncy VoodN.
Full Assortment of Notions,
wlii eh arc being sold at the lowest Cash Priees.
Also, Groceries and Provisions,
pure and fresh.
(i:i-:exsvare, Glassware, and Wood
and Willow Ware,
Nicest Brands of Flour constantly on hand.
A very large
ASSOliTMEXT OF WALL PAPER,
both glazed and common, always on hand.
BOOTS A N I) SHOES
limn the celebrated hand made Boot and Shoe
Manufactory of Watsontown, for
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN".
UEA D Y-MA DE CLOTHING,
of all size? and of the latest styles.
FLOUR.
A c.e.titant pupplyof weslern while wheat flour
a Fpecialily.
Tiie public: are invited lo cull and examine our
liondi, lrce of eharjre. Our motto is "Quick
isii'cs and Small I'rolits," and to please all.
The highest prices will be paid for all kind of
cii'ii try produce.
l'.v strict attention to business and keepinsj at
times the mot complete tock, and selling at
I lielowest prices, we hope to merit a f jll share of
i iitroniige.
REED BROTHEK & SEASIIOLTZ.
S iiibnry, Dee. S, 1st;!.
I'itis Siaof in Uosorved Tor the
At)VEI"TISEMF.ST OF
PAINE k McCORMICK'S
II A Ii D V A li K STORE
.nurkct St.. Sunbury. Fa.
aracREZKseonMacai
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Tailoring! Tailoring!!
CHARLES MAIXIL,
1 RESPECTFULLY informs ihe citizens t mi
he has just received hU
Spring iiikI Summer Good,
nt his
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kinds of
KXW AXI IIOY'W NUTS,
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him a trial. .
Clothin!T wiM be made up in the latest Pans
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culty. f:t In iRjsrds ; cloth and guilt $4. Addie.
J. L. PETEKS,
599 Broadway, Box 5220, N. V
Jan. 23, 1874. 6m.
ilil?r Dr. Safe's Catarrh I
C il'tj lfoM-iReracdr cures by Its!
ft f Vllinild, soothing and heal-fc
f yi f init nroierties, to v. -i & j
fr"5 i f j ui'iaso yields, w..eufc-,'
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VVA l "? J an.l svsfem fi:l in oer-
ami exumine
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riiiludlphiafc Kremlins Kailroad.
WINTER A R R UN G EM ENTS.
DecEMBRK 8th, 1S73.
Trains Leave IIekndon as Follows : (Susdat
Excepted.)
For Shamokhi, 10.40, 11.00 a. ni. and 3.55
p. in.
For Ml. Carmel, Ashland, Tumaqna, Pottsville,
Reading and Phiiudelphia, 1U.40 a. m.
Tkains fok IIermios, Leave as Follows:
(clmoavs EXC'EinrEIt.)
Leave Shamokiu at S.ti a. in. 1.50 au
1 3-;M t
p. m
Leave Philadelphia. 'J 15 a. m.. Heading 11.15
5';: -P "' ! hrC a h oleastas go.nl
Tkains Leave Hakui.-ko, as Follows : fr,ml lhe 8;llue sl,ace rPiound in a shorter
For New Turk, 5.30, S.l'J a. r.i. and 2.00 p. in- ti!ue iu 1,113 Wfly tn;l -" f""'n an ordi
For Philadelphia, 5.B0, 8.10 a. m.,2.Wacd 4.05 dary hay-Iield.
P ra i TViia ii'-iv l.rt in ,-.t (I,..,.. crnn. 1
M'sdats.
For New York, 5,:i0 a. nt.
For PhilsdelTdiia, 2.00 p. m.
Tkains rou IIakkisbi'kg, Leave as Follows:
Leave New Turk, O.OO a. m., 12.40 and 5.30
p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, 9.15 a. ni. 3.30 and 7.15
p. m.
Sundays.
Leave New York. 5.30 p. ni.
Leave Philadelphia, 7.15 p. m.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
General Snp't.
lieadinc, Pa. Jan. 30, 1S73.
PEX.SYI,VAM.l UAIf, RO.iD.
PHILADELPHIA ERIE K. R. DIVISION.
WINTER TIME TABLE.
On and after Sunday, December 1st. 1S73, the
Trains on the Philadelphia & Erie Ruil Road Uivi-
inn will rlln a fsallmara
DS.VU n in i uij m i i" ' .
WESTWARD.
Bufl'alo F.xpreis leaves Philadelphia,
" " " llnrrisbur!.',
" " " Williamsport,
" " ' Emporiuin,
" " " arr. nt Butralo,
Erie Mail leaves Philadelphia,
" " " Harriithui-",
" " " Williamsport,
" " " Lock Haven,
" " " Renovo.
" " an at Erie,
Elmira Mail leaves Philadelphia,
" " " HarrKshurir,
" " " Willinmsport,
" " err at Lock Haven,
12.55 p m
5.05 p m
9.20 p in
2.15 a 11
8.50 a in
10.20 p m
3.05 a m
7.30 a m
8.40 a m
10.05 a m
7.20 p ni
8.1H) a m
.S0 p ni
6.20 p m
1.6-t p in
Renovo Accomod'n leaves Hurrisbur?, 8.25 a m
" " arr. Williani?p't,12.."5 p m
EASTWARD.
Buffalo Express leaves Buffalo,
" " ' Emporium,
" " " Williamsport,
" " arr. at IInrriburr,
" " " Philadelphia.
Erie Maii leaves Erie,
" " " Kenoro.
" " " Lock Haven,
" " " Williiimsport,
" " arr. at II irri'tirsr,
" " Philadelpuia,
Elmira Mail leaves Ix-k Haven,
" ' Williiim-ioit,
" " nrr. at Harrisbiir;r
" " " Philadelphia,
3.25 p m
11.00 p m
1.10 a m
4.50 a in
9. 10 a m
11.20 a 111
8.40 p ni
9.55 p m
11.10 p m
S.05 a in
J.i)0a m
7 55 a m
9.30 a in
1.50 p 111
5.50 p ni
Harrisburg Acconi. leaves Wiiliamsp't, lj.r.0 p m
" " arr. at llarn-huri:, 10..K) p m
" " ' Philadelphia. 2.50 a m
Mail East connects east and west at Erie with
L. S. & M. S. R. W. and at Corrv and Irrineton
with Oil Creek and Allegheny R.R. W.
Mail West with cast and west trains on L. S.
& M. 8. R. W. and at Corrv and Irviueton with
Oil Creek and Allegheny R R. W.
Elmira Mail and Bull'a'o Epress make close
connections at williamsport with N. C. R. .
trains, north, and at Ilarrishur with N. C. R.
W. trains south.
WM. A. BALDWIN. Gen'l Sup-!.
SS?
tXIStAL. IXDICE.MEXTS.
New and attrnclive Goods, in every Department
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS, JEWELItT, SILVKR AN1 PLATED WARE.
Cullery, Clocks, Bronzes, Emrlish. French and
Uernan Fancy Goods.
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la view of lhe decline in GOLD, we have re
duced prices on our entire Stock of Foreign mer
chandise to
Par Gold Kates,
and purchasers will find it to their interest to
make their selections NOW, while the ASSORT
MENT 13 COMPLETE.
Goods sent on approval for selections.
Articles purchased now, for the Holidays, will
he packed and retained until such time as desir
ed.' ROBBINS, CLARK. &.BIDDLE,
1124 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia.
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LIFE BELOW THE SURFACE,
BT TUOS. W. KNOV.
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Relates Incidents and Accidents beyond the
Lii;ht of Day ; Startling Ad vent 111 es in ail parts
of the World; Mines "and .Mode of Workinij
them ; Caverns and llieir Mysteries ; Down in
the Depths of the tea ; Nuhts iu Opium Dens;
Life in Prison ; Stories of Exiles ; Journeys
thronsh Sewers and Caliicoinhs ; Aecioems iu
Mines; 1'ndcrwnrhl of Ihe Great Cities, etc.
For circulars and terms to aircnts, address Ihe
publishers. J. B. BURR & CO.
Rartford, Conn., or Chicago. III.
agents wanted for
BULLS and BEARS of NEW YORK.
By Mtttheir Unit Smith.
Nearly 600 Octavo Pa'es. Profusely Illustrated.
If you wish to know how Fortunes are Made
and Lost ; how Shrewd Men are Ruined ; how
Panics are Created ; how Stx-ks ate Houghl and
Sold. Read this Book. It telules the biographies
of the (rrcat leading speculators of New York,
with a history of Wall Street nnd its operators
durine the pas! 2u0 years. For circulars and
terms, address the publishers.
We scud an Elegant German Chromo. mount
ed and ready for framing, free to every AireM.
.1. 11. BUKK.V Co.,
Hiiitfotd, Conn., or Chicago, L!.
A. s waiti:k.
MONUMENTAL SHAVING PARLOR
and
BATH ROOMS.
HAIR DRESSED BY MACHINERY,
r-pont forget the place 011 the East side of
TntKD STKEET,a few uoor South of Mai ket, Sun
bury, Pa.
Braids, Switches, Curl?, and all kinds of
LaDIE-S' HAIR.
"Work made to order
either out of combings
or straight hair. All or
ders left at the residence of
A. P. Walters, corner of 4th st.
and Hiatiiokit! avenue, will receive
prompt attention. A Specialty in
CHILDREN'S' HAIR CUTTING,
cither at their homes or Shaving Parlor.
A. P. WALTERS.
Jnly 5, 1ST:,. If.
STOVE A TIX FJiTABMSHWEXT.
MARKET STREET, SUNUURY, PA.
ALFRED KRAUSE, Proprietor.
SXrcESSOK TO SMITH A GfrSTIlEK. J
HAVING pnrchacd the aiiovewell known es
tablishment, Mr. Kraiise would respectful
Iv inform the public that he now has on hand a
hirire assortment of
COOKING STOVES,
Spi er's Cook Anti-Dust, Regulator or Revolving
Top, Combination, Susquehanna and others,
which are so arranged as to be used for Coal or
Wood, nnd are warranted to perform satisfactori
ly or no sale. HEATERS of all kinds put up to
heat one or more rooms. IlEATINll ST!'ES
or different kinds at very low- prices.
Tinware ol" Eer- OeMTiption
kept constantly on hand. Rooting and Spontiug
with the best material, done at short notice.
REPAIRINIJ attended to with dispatch. Coal
Oil ird tamps constantly on hand. Japan ware
of a i.ndi. Store opposite Conley's hardware
store. Give me a call. A. KRAUSE.
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Sgricuhnral.
Oat Hay. One of our farming friends,
wlni resides ntar Philadelphia and Las a
milk trade tells us that for the paRt four
yenrs he has cut oals for hay and has found
so much good to result from the practice,
thai he is thiukin;i of making it a complete
substitute for hay fir regular cow feed, as
far as other circumstances will allow. He
cuts the oats just while the grain is form
ing and while the whole plant is yet oreen ;
and takes rather more pains in the drying,
as the oat is rather more likely to mould
thau ihe ordinary graas. He claims that
; some objection?. In this part of the coun
! try, at least, if March be wet, or the season
I late, oats cannot be got in tiil the middle of
April, and it is one of those things which
requires to be in very early in order to do
certainly well. Aain. the oat is more
fastidious iu regard to soil than grass is.
It often happens that land which seeis
favorable to a ooj crop of oats go far as
the grain is concerned, makes very little
I straw ; and a field of oats not much over a
foot high would not be very profitable as a
'forage crop." Then aain animal labor
must be spent on an oat crop, while on a
pood stand of timothy, the same howinjj
will do always for two, and sometimes for
tl,rt'e je-ars. This saving of labor alone
; 8cems to us to be a Very strou" ite.ll which
I J m
i ought not to be overlooked.
Yet it seems quite likely that this oat hay
idea might very often be taken advantage
of to good purpose, and so as lhe corre
spondents often modestly say, we offer it
for whatever it is worth. Germantoicn
TtUgrnph.
Drying Off Cows. A Vermont far
mer says that at the period of drying off
cows he has found, "particularly with
such cows as are in the highest condition,
that clotted milk is very apt to co led in
one or perhaps all the quarters of the bag,
after milking has been discontinued, and
sometimes even, much Liter, after. I have
supposed the How of milk to be entirely ar
rested and the bag quite dry. A this se
cretion goes on, unless the clotted matter
is withdrawn, the teat and odder become
more and distended, inflammation ensues
I and putrefaction of the contents sets in. I
make no question but that neglect of this
malter is the cause of permanent mischief
to the udder, and particularly of that con
tracted condition of the muscles which re
gulate the passage of the milk from the
bag into the teat, a condition discovered
not unfrequently, and with surprise as well
as regret when cows come into milk in the
spring, and which ever after renders the
milking of such cows Tery irksome."
Peanut Culture. Peanuts require
very similar cultivation to beans. The
ground requires to be well plowed and har
rowed, and either thrown nn into ridges
or furrowed in'.o check rows. The drills
may be 24 to 27 inches apart, and the seed
may be dropped 18 inches apart in the
rows. Two uuts should be dropped in
each place. These must be carefully shell
ed by hand, without breaking the skin.
The cultivation con-ists in plowing as they
grow, and keeping them free from weeds.
When they begiu to blossom cultivation
most be discontinued, and weeding be done
by hand. The plants then strike into the
soil to seed, and the soil must previouslj
be kept loose and mellow to facilitate this
process. When ripe the sides of the rowi
are split with the plow, and the nuts pull
ed np by hand, and left to dry upon thi
ground. A Sot'th Jer&ymtn.
Work fou Fruit Trees. The follow
ing is a wash used by William Saunders
of the Government gardens at Washington
Put half a bushel of lime and four pound
of powdered sulphur in a tight barrel
slacking the lime with hot water, th
mouth of the barrel being covered with ;
cloth ; this is reduced to the consistency 0
ordinary whitewash, aud at the time of ar
plication, half an ounce of carbolic acid
added to each gallon of liquid. Mr. Saur
ders says: "I generally apply it in th
spring, before the leaves make their aj
pearatice, but lam convinced that it woul
be more effective if applied later ; but the
it is difficult to do so when the tree is in ft
liage." Mr. Saunders applies the wasl
not only to the stem of the tree, but, t
some extent, to the main branches.
How to Destroy Noxious Insects.
A small black flea, in great swarms, eai
the leaves of cabbage plants after the
come up from seeds sown in the ope
ground, and also early cabbage plants afti
being set out in the open ground from bo
beds. A slight dusting of fresh slackc
lime over the plants in the morning, whi
wet with dew will drive them off or k
them. Dust the plants one morning, at
again the second morning after that , thi
the job is finished. The "Ilea" is mo
fond of "pepper cress" than cabbages, ;
that if the cress is sown thinly along wi
the cabbage seed it will save the cabbage
A greenish mealy louse in Tast numbe
attack cabbages when nearly full grow
Two dustings of fresh lime will kill them
A black arub. which lodges in the groun
eats through the stems of young cabbag
after being transplanted, causing the hea
to drop oil'. Whenever that is obscrve
search around the plants cut off and Hi
the grub and kill it, It is only a quart
nf an inch under the surface. After it ea
off one plant it gets to anot her, so ihaty
must search around the neighboring p'an.
if not found where it has been dcvastaiit.
Titer are always in pairs, so that aft
iimling one, search for its mate. It mi
be several plants from the other.
The wire worm lodges iu the ground, a:
is destructive to the seeds of Lima n
Pole lteans and Indian corn. Plant tw;
as many seeds as you want plants. Wh
they begin to push through the grouu
draw the soil from the seeds gently, a
see that there be no-worms in them. If t
worms are there pick them out with a
or needle and destroy them.
I.Ol.SEIIOM.
Flaked Fish. Make a sauce by dre
ing some dour into two ounces of hot b
ler in a stewpan ; add half a pound of c
fish, nicely flaked, one ounce of cold butt
a dessert-spoonful each of anchovy sat
and mixed mustard. one teat upful of cres
some pepper, salt and a few bread crum
Make hot and seive as it is, or you a
pour it into a buttered dish, with the ac
tton of a few bread crumbs, and brown
top in the oven.
To Cook Beans in a French StyU
Choose small, young beans, and strip
the ends and stalks, throwing them as j
pared into a dish full of cold spring wi
aud. when all are finished, wash and di
them well. Boil them in salted boiling
ter. in a large saucepan, and drain lot
after which put them in an enameled st
pan, and shake them over the fire u
they are quite hot and dry ; then add at
three ources of fresh butter and a ta
spoonful of veal or chicken broth ; the
ter must be broken up into small lui
Season with white pepper, salt, aad
juice of half a lemon, strained. Stir t
well over a fire for live minutes, and s
them in a vegetable dish very hot.
Tosxd 1'otntoes. H some potato)
their skins ; ptal them and cut into 1
pieces. Toss them over the fire in a
ture of cream, butter rolled in flour. p
and salt, till they are hot and well co
with the sauce.