TO THE GRAND DUKE.
j-thertiordp.nrar -- -
We note the names aillacobsen,
Sholkunoff,anp, IvAnoF h ,
And Idenididcoft findrkfltk,rin.
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O valid the delve Hoch Royal Itne,2
•Intend by bringing on en , :h fons
As rolikark, aud I , hinipe9;
And 'l'roulcanol, and shobtckohe3
No doubt they'd cU be Troubeuen,
Or cometbiug quite-the Ir t Ar tbut,'
Bcfc;re
Per clEtrmbys
P
WR ,... ft ikl with AICX. EllgOillitNt..ii,
Ana , )etibit.l)ls4.`y:i anci ilovitA.:, - ,
And Sr So. okulaki, and TaranoLoff,
. 1 „ , " And Taiim'off said hot winrilw.:.
Ottr wine Slows tree for tile Iloyal
Let Geldebran(landqinvtaz,,f,,
t.d Mackinin and 0f•te11it.44....
Take backsanNtrwitrtiorti4ekoly.. "
ro ,
e'll all drink deep to the noble Duke.
And shout for binu our wild hurrahs
-I;ut on at that—
We twee of ue -•
—l29la4pras 6bherieiALok.7mak
USEFUL A:-.D UGUF.STIVE
is
The fierAl), : f :111pro,'I r e.; o f - e l le e, aei
that is, if it is not too old. it sap that good
cheese is even, more nutritious than ttggs.—
Americans use cheese as a relish, tut 'rarely
as an article of nourishment. 'rue English
working classes use bread • and cheese very
largely as an article of diet.
YEAST AND BUF-AD.—Take one -cup , of
warm water and,tlodeinoulgh
thick as fritters, and Fet it over a kettle of
warm water one day.' The next day add
half a small teaspoonful of soda or saleratus,
and let it set over steam till it rises and foams
—then add flour, lolead the dough, and 1A,14t-•
set an hour or two to rite, then
Sprer..r. REMEDY rent Citour.L—A lady
correspondent of the Maine I , "arnier says the
following ist hieffeoiv9 rentedy-forcroupl--;:i
Half a teaspO4,nful, of I)ult•trizett alum
~in
little molas.l9_ It; is t%6auiple rcnte~ly,
almost alwa,tis at hand; alit' one - doiie hilduai •
fails to 1-,:ve rtile!* If it shoulf.t. repeat it
after one
CiLARCOA - i, .h. • - 15.142, 4
that are put tip to lattc•li, ‘1(.11
hogs, should ha.ye„,.,t4e., clizreoa.i.44
giVen them octaißatillYt , •A're.linve found It
a good plan to dig a fc.,v f;01.18 from the fence
corners for thcm, which they' will consume
with much relish. In a state of nature, the
hog, which roots for his living,ipTt . noccw,;
rily take into his stguntchAitirge.
earth. It is advisAkilblilkte : liini,Vci r do;thi , S;
when penned
ECONOMY IN IFATTINti N IMA LS. -lt I
has been proved by eXperifitent that the more
rapidly an tminial is ( fattened, the leis '
tity of food isFeccssatitct, sustain its mere
vitality. f 8 410 11 :7 4E14 1 )0 -can. be-fattened
more cheaply by con.suming , tetihnsills-of
corn in two months, than if four months
were occupied in the prociss Liberal and
abundant feeding is the most. economical.—
And saviug,ol time, hi-producing the *auto
result; is a gath'in the profit
Citnnrttri~'Sthutt. - Book.—lt is Well to
save childish pictures arid wood cuts of va
rious kinds, (many 'of.xltich give children
an excellent idea of plac6,) and paste them
into arkold ledger or copy-book. They help
pass away many a childish hour, and are at
once innocent and attractive. - With the help
of questions from their elders, they aid chil
dren to think. Suc-Wboolfs — May be mita'
very interesting and valuable with a little
care, din after years 1011 be referred to
with uch pleasure. •
is have an unaccountable •fondness for
the;taste of phoSPorus, auti.to this filet may
be attributed the . otigiri of tariny_ mysterious
fires. These rodents buildtheirnests of in
flammable materials, and take, to them any
stray matclids'Oey can find lying around
loose. This accomplished, they undertake
to gratify their appetites by nibbling the coa
ted ends afe,,a6orice
ignited, when the nest is set in a blaze, end
the de...&tructioß.of iti,te.house,,,pr perhaps the
chip which cqn.Mins.it, follows.
.
.3eir,P.No.2. AT THE WRONG Eso.—.-The bone,
work' pf the iailteentlylar - andeea on the
beach at San Vrancisco is being, wired
to
gether for exhibition. The OWACie':..5 =urea.,
the services of the Academy of - Sole : pees-10
get the bones into their proper places, but
at the end of the first day the members were
paid off and discharged. It has since trans
pi:ed that they got the creature's head on'
:le wrong end, and had rejected e.eyeral sec-
LA:I3 'of the backbone, chiming that the an
nial had more vertebrEe than the books al
. wed him.
RtrELAL LIFE. —Statazitica teach uS that far
mers live 16nger lives. than any other dabs
who perform tabor of, a mechanical kind ;
that they are excelled in longevity
,only by
those who work with the brain oceraiiinially,
as preachers; orators and ritiVic'apealters.•:—
And the probability is, that task:tering the
healthfulness or their employment nad the
general freedom frAikamtpying cares and
anxieties which they onjoA their lives might
become relatively' the - Most endtiring,
they exercii,e:,raciike*irt - Chioosing, their dket
and in preseriinethCmselrea from - sutlan
chills during die - W - ost try?tyg season of 'their
labor, that of • harVcat: It is then - thar k most 4,
farmers contract-diseases -which-fire—sooner
or later fatal'iOtiAiii
Peerunt..No \l7l.Nrr;tt G RAIN . -It is much
too common asustom tv furl cattle into the
fields of winter grain in the fall of the year.
This is a very unadvisable practice. Feed is
then short, _Ms true, and the stock need all
they can get;, but what occurs to . the grain: ,
A considerable portion is pulled up . the
roots acid devoured. , Another por i tion iii de:
sroyed by the poaching of the ground, and
the filling of the holes made by the feet cif
the cattle with water when the winter rain
come. Then the needed protection the her•
bage affords to the roots is wanting. and the
crop cannot withstand th',c severe frosts, from
which it is no longer sheltered. The read?.
is a short crop, for whiCh the spring rein
are blamed, or the heavy bhowers in May or
June, which knock off the blossoill, or the
hot sun which blasts it, or the midge which
sucks its juices, and many other things; all
of which are probably innocent, end the real
blame attaches to the fanner who allowed
his coif's to eat off the fall growth. It is
very rarely indeed that grain needs to be eat
en off; and if such should be the case,.sheep,
calves, or pigs well ringed, are better than
cows or heavy stock.—Hearth and4Tome.
Ncw STYr.r. of VACCINATION.—The
vember number of Harper's 3.(agaztne. gives
the details of unimproved method of vacci
nation, which, in; view of the ravages of the
small pox in Philadelphia spd other ciiies,
may perhaps deserve the attention of • our
medical practitioners. The new plan : was
first practised by a Arr. Ellis, tua,English pity-
Ordinary vaccination is performed
by scraping off the epidermis and thrusting
the vaccine virus into a puncture made by
the lancet. A greatly improved method
however consists in raising a small blister
by a drop of 'cantharides applied to the skin.
This is to be - Pricked and the drop of fluid,
let out, and a fine vaccine point put in this
place, and withdrawn after a moment of de
lay. The epidermis falls back and quite ex
• 0.14.0„.
1n 'the
out any_ germs that
might be floating 'the - atmosphere. \This
method has been practiced by Mr. Ellis fot
twenty years, and out of hundreds of cases
of vaccination which he has performed, he
haslnever had aninstartce of blood-poison
ing or abscess; while by the ordinary meth
od,• an occurrence of secondary abscess is
by no means uncommon,- and that of pyto:
mia is often observed. The comparatiVe.
safety of this method is b'illet'ed vs be duo,'
first, to the ve . lusiop, of the air
,and, see
ond, to the iesiet size tf the aperture for the
introduction of Mischief, than when the
punctures aro undo by the lancet.
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Real - Estate
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IHIMM!MIMMIIMII!E
rrHE undersigned is Agent fp
tug TOWN PRCkair.t. :
60 -- Y'ILL4GE LOTS,
situate on the 2dartattal4 read artd - Steiest. Theis
lota are in the central part of to it. cOsivasituti tO
the
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Situated on the line of the It
mANUFACTUBIN
These lots will be sold o
nil,
(7%, rt. 391 et
C . HEAPLQO
in,a 4 tail usOrtoatoat o
roltxtox AND
DRY -‘a
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1!=i1
LADIE4' DBMS 0
j o ILNIUT 000D8.
AND .
• nosier!, MUt
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riA.Tti_ar OAPS. BOOTS
WOOD312;1-
tor-BMEIi, or
Pleasectll ard wax our
ways Mad 123 ready azul •
;sa. 1872, • - •
It i t aff i ff of
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ana,halilness b 1 . 7thOUgtiliiPAw:"a`p`,
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eureka b,y its use..+-..4. othliOal:lrestere
the hair where fEa•FicAlielevaie d 4-
1 -4 05 Yed.k!ror , the graqu _4co..eivi 8.441,
4 egaio baiLialdo4ll.CittaalF.it'' . 4o6o:,
vhve #lO4 4`PIAO:O4 - 3 - 4.0. 41 4 ;.
t
late into activity , l eo that: :IC cii'vlL
grow oflll4l - i,#',W9‘l ll Co- 4 s Ittl :.
•of fouling theliaiiAfith a iitsy se jr.:
men ti it will keep itolianind'vigotOns:'
-Its oreab,ionalniftill lireiiiiiilifilir
from turiiink '0,743f or falling„,9# 4 , a
consevAiili A y loyient - b:aldneski, , 1 e
restoration ofAitaliiiiii - .41m00.4A
At! 4,
scalp arrests and preveAta, forma
tion 9£ dandruff, which iiten so Un
oleaultiiitalffeniffir!'iNiitiailiAiji,,
delet4iious subskaneep will*. m 4.9
some rsparations4a*rillsiii*-
1 rims. truths lhaiwitisstWqmillitZ e r
benefit bat not harm it. If wen ;
maze - for , az- HAIR , t ,Dltal (V il
nothitis . 949 9an, btfoun4,l*-46,,,:'
- ''Ciiiitairtutit nelfb.er oil - noidie, - ii..diain
not soil white cnn3bric and4et . instt
knig On-# 31 40i kitltait-:" etr ,
hut* ,irridii; .gratid'id . poitrizii:: 2 , f:= ,
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Prgaitil v by avACLAirtrik lfflr,l
Phiatkilitatitl.fitilyikai L ' -;-.
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DAlNill, OILS. VARNISHES. (}LASS, PTTIIT.
'DM. AND ALL STTLER
Arilr(K) TO BE.A.D
--;"[Chivice Liquor ,
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44 "" - .' :' • ".. L":,;
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Rel4tionl. I.llstorlcal. Medical. L Blank or School.
' M.A. tall asaortunent of the tatter. Also, au ea
ertierit.aavrtmopt
A3.BV?dH. mramous.
FITATIONERY. CORDS Ali'D TAa 9,
AEC.. Sic..
tsn3r }udaL ~ .
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A i ?! Aros
A ii Life= In Bowen a
3L:ll°ther
100 , C3Wei •
for sale TCI•7 thee?. Also,
MAIM* & 11011.124
CABINET ORGANS.
' 01.11 1 114912171MT8' TAKEN ttr rldllolo4ll.
A large stock of NEW IMMO just terstvaL
LESSONS stirso on the Organ. and to Ms&
Lag. Ast oppertusity for knwtioir afforded fx:' LIPS
crlo Easy dft - 44. yl.' WOW,.
San. I. IB7S-tt
Agency
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the ehlekat the follow-
EEO
Road, and aultidda for
PURPOSES. -
reasonable tartan.
!PA MZVATIaI
RIM
7~S.E'~~'fl~.
11 . STORE,
Jaw pada, ugh es
ONES' 4C
ODS,
vertatip
fa sale Oidiat - 110004
I !at, 44t.'11169.
CLOTI3B
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aae r 2jottvzr.
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°,sttakw/Lis,.
11the 6 d 1 . 0 . gal ite
1:11:11ireas
f ~3. ~_ ,
OD (k):OUI:1tOka
bi 'try atizo•AtWil:liomagobas
aatd dadtoblo MAN of Goods - vim, that
to fait' • • u"rm'am
NMI
MEIN
Mt public ato iiectited to can snit fikiiiAsicpice stock
bO l -4*Siblelle, ' itaiata •
`•1
f .a
cvericociex•les.
On Teas, iaigsts; Coiree. Sprap, Waisasee Rice,
Buda, ett4. In will 234 be bfanl4lroar titt
We will saitsbiiice, Testi by the ehea sugar by
barrel, senile* tigers* se the same can be bought -at
this side of New York.
P. B. I TRY OVR 4 1311/GLING
LA,21114, tITANDELLERS
of the nevieet styles. and IsunP eh 'Ws that w// 1 11 9. i
break.
Fancy and. Toilet ~/oticie3.
ZF...ItFI:I3IERY, ItELIT 5.04111. POALIDES,
73.tal8ra8, !tr.. Rc., LIZ.LIVISE
LEItY AND JFIVELRY, WHIPS
4151) I.4BliEf.
We hal twenty &Attalla villikeelota for sale tu the
central wrt of the town ; and will slay low niouy at
reaaonahljs rates.
N. )21. Dr. W. W., Webb has tint aka In our _atom
listaza hersay.loascont44444li4aitiice wettes:twat.
- - L972:1117- 04 ' , ) 4 v w' ,l4 'btaltitak k afX2B.
BOOT AND MOB-STORE.
&BM & YLIBIELIM L Dice now ea
; - P ote, band a large stook of Boots , firull
• - ' , • •
,- and proe cogitates' Ito
eleii - tillii
,icosantlicturs or b same, at MI
Wel, occupied byrishier & ,
. ,
Thistalso plupSli s o *educing prices on all goods and
selling sta.4l , -..-- - , - .. _ - -
1 i
' ) i FOR CASH.'
igo Yeti's coed issortFent at "
if •
BOOTS, JlALM4lllll.l)3,(tAtrilitt::
, BOOTEES, BROGANS '41.19)
"ciALLIctikEIRINS "
warrunted to At Iny toot trorino7lo. to /3 inclusive
Our Mod! ot
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ritEticit car. Flt&46ik kit uppitzi, -
60.1.4 , C0M1H0N CALF - LIE- . --' -.
- - - •11f0 8 . SMOG. NO-
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- , 40001). -40.. • - --.
will to 144 uies heretofore.
On littultagt Wealndlbelourd at • Lornisidsviiii - , ant
we WWI endeavor tolie.4 k#K 6 4/ 1 4 2 ,1 • . t 0 4 : 0
trade. We veal Siva• . :
-• ' • -
1 0.A.SH PAID •
FOB 141)14-
• CUSTOM WM:tit
Done yranptly and well. Repairing done an alum
tcUce Drop ln•and be convinced.
Jan. 1,10372. DEBUT a FISRUES.
4_i„-SIO,OOO ,„ WORTH
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tha so Dow GENTS EIBIR TO Driti. l 2tac mt r saki
w at
1$ ems or
BOOTS & SHOEA
A till Us a
iTiANNELS, BLANKETS & ROBES.
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A talllue 13! new aza !last
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Gold area Usti Sings; GOld Per. and "Pete& - Solid
Gold Sets:, Fuhrl,-Ferter ' •lar PlatO Iletto : Tattoos; - - Tratoh
Grinds and 'Chats, As. _ A ge stook of.,,SPUCTA
CXX* GLASSES, and Colored Olsson, -all at reduced
1014.9 a
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la ‘, • ../e . ',"•':-17i:,j.
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AMERICAN, AVATeiILs.
Gobi or &liver. Cl4cke. Jewslry.' GOW Cala*,
74114 Slap, Pima, I ) C3?atb t Qsae!i,,„ eola and
atf.a rate, Rairrrs,
- Plitest 'taxi
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WlLtt most ill otherortiales kept ouch u
vablcA are 11c141, '
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iitiClß44 l 9 done 21 1 1t1,1; aid intaPtly, Gild on etort
Millinery Goods!
MEE
et 9. P. SIMITH, has jug itCei;;ed" !Argo and fasttatabla wortmapi art
'1 • o-
7, "miLt,INERvt
Faijci Goods, Parasols,-Gloves,
W** obe fe !ION; at very /ow prices, Drop Su gmd
soktilltiar Goode.
ins. - 1;1.673-tt. . 2 . 011#. Q. P.
%fishing Mahl:=Ee,
yvagwinoxi the . treat in 3larktt, 'haring to the
Itcgt Prang= at the Doge Co., and other Fairs, and
decidedly tho heat washing Machine invented.. It
only needs a trial to satisfy the roost skeptical. Per
ilous visibly; to purchase, aL address
LUKE vt.NB,
.Jan•
:. 1;1472. Tina, Pa.
j ' , L ... .. 2 • Dentlittleril •
aria l -s44assiE ~
I iti l iatuited Ili= ail.* Last,-,1 am now pre
-1 4, a - zietw etock of goat; and instruments,
ihthieetaenta 'to twee in want of any.
WS— 1111 27 41a. dettlicial teeth- Weeded on a new
trot base r ia low Wee. Teeth est:meted with
out fissarrattalial nut natural teeth a s^ ^_t
ittoteastted. . Werthe reasonable. , -4
a. a ELlTZlAlt._Der.tfat,
fisti. 1,, 11M41 Wellsioord, Pa.
_
WELLSUORO
Door s _ Bash it Blind Factory,
C i ntg• ProPM'ed to banish Stab
wMA the beat Wake; LI hta new tam.
IWW Mite oyarattoxL.
dtklialidth and in the beat manner. The beat
enktikejea. and acme but the beat *mamma
- Mather MIL ttottrafte home Wand**.
Paatozy near the foot of Main S'eet.
4 4. • At T 4114.
Deerfield Woolen 111114 t
'DEERFIELD, PA. •
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TlielEf:AblilitOTHEltB, Proprietors of the above Mine,
twunUlicture as usual to order, to suit customera.
OUR OASSIMERES'
are, warranted in every respect. , Particular attention
given_ to
Roll Carding & Cloth - Dressing
We balm a large Mock of Cassimeree, SC., '26 ror
cent leas than any competitor, and warranted as repre
sented. -
We manuiliotOre to order, and do all kinds of Roll.
Carding and Cloth Pressing, and defy compotitnin.
We have as good an assortment of
•rei , l - 1 Cloths; Cass,invere,s,
ir st ith an iporl for Wool In e 'tinge than any other
apt Try them and satisfy yourselves.
We itornidetude end Mall at the Cowenesque mills, a
caw below IWinilia.
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44110/M9_ WANTED FOR
ivuxqii - ewe".
Rm. ' , OF LONDON. ME.
13.3). 4 ,x.„,A, the well.losown Journalist.
the
very Largest Commissiohs Paid.
abook beautiful octavo of 665 pages, ombel.
With 200 engravings, and finely executed map of
sles4lll4diuul executed expressly for this work
axalleent It contains a full, grauhto and
Irtitbfolttateximat .Sisikrt, atcrat, Senseic lu
Otte great MWoof the world. Address,
D=Mil •sf 41 ), Publlslder,
711 Sans Cat
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- Election,
gtocuatas ottani fleet National Bank of Was
. • ft, are Web, notilled that 'an election tar
• • Ikatsain Bank , t= the ntatigjeati 'gin be
•—• budging ronds; the s 'Tuesday 'at
• ;VA (Jou, IL) Wyman the tunas et three taut
AT go k..st. • - J X.. 31C8tesort, Casldot.
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Wen Um% to tamp ea toast be pleated te
tbaltdie f or uttilarforbastauctiati. Teram, 88 a
gamier. • Instruzaeat taratabed for practice for 82.
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AND. MOOLDINGS,
wastaxity to Land. cr mannfaotarod to ordu
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NSW and IMPROVED DRAWIN, 4 3 ROOM and
ALIMPING COAOUES,coIub/nlngallldadern Improvo*:
mcbte; are ran through on all Train's petwtten 811104 1
'Ntagara Suapanolon - Brldge, - Cteveland;Cin'eln- '
natf and New Arosk. = - -
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New rr'kt.'ve
.I,•ravy City."
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PA.
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lidilitional Local Trains kV, es'
swept Suuduya, from 0 aogo
6.06 a daily, from SusQuebauft,
• 0.60 - be m daily, ircm snsqu.-13anA.
100 p.m, except Sundays, from Sutiju
1.16 1„. moncopt sundaya, from Eta&
Big Pima, 1 Bi 2, Corning '2.00,4'4104
vta Avon, to Buffalo, arriving
4u - 1., 'kr/ txcept Buti . ddys, tram ring
• Eastward,
srkrloNs
Ci nintq've
gi*iietan ,
Donkitk,l
Clifton
duet,. Li' u "
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Butralo "
So raellev to"
iinulutintr
,Corning "
Elmira 4 .
Waverly I.
0 crews "
Bingtt trcel'a"
oreat 'goad "
Sunughaia'ai•
Port Jerrie "
Middletown"
Goshen
Newburgh
Paterson "
Newark "
Jersey City "
New Turk "
A.. FOLEY
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- Additional Local Trains Eaztward,
' &GO a in., daily from
m„ liornelevil l ik.
.. 8.65 a „ sundays excepted. fro liornellsvi Ile.
1.00 a /11.. except Sundays, from dwego.
110 a ra., except Sundays, from 1:114 Ira.
148 p.m.. except Sundays, from Painted Peet,
210 p. tn.,, except Sundays, tram llornvilevil le.
'001)ally. 1 i ..
...l• Mondays excepted, between 'Susquehanna and
Pert Jervis.
L. D. RUCKER,
Gen'l Bup't,
morthern C tr#l.
Direct Route North cad south,
on and after Sunday. Noe 12t 1521, Trains will
depart from Troy, Pa., as follows
LEAVE SOUTHWARD.
611 6,62 A. SI. Buffalo Rapt - owl, 10.26 P.M.
W'zpopori Accom. 7.10. !Havarti E.:press 1.05 P. Id
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TRAINS LEAVE NORTHWARD.
Han, .............830 P. 51. Elmira Accm, 1105 A. 11.
NMgara Empress 4,33 P. 51. 1360140 Exprci6 4,27 A 51.
• - A R. PIS4E,
0 oper#l Superhitradevt.
J. A. REDFIELD,
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Wellsboro &Lowell?eville' R. B.
Time T4le .No.
TAu4 Einte3.l:LivnaDAY, N ov. 152 n, 1871
N 0827- • 87A71017.8. 601A71
680 p. 11 10 am. Corning 1 903 - ra 7 10p in
426 pm 10 05 am Lawroncoville 10 17 u m 850 pm
4 14pm 966 am Dunning 1 /0 278 La 869pt0
408 pm 951 am *Lathrop 10 82 am 9 04 p
364 pm 940 am oßesr Crea 1040 aru Fla p
349 pm 933 am 'Nor% Village V..' 55 a:I: 920 pm
8 31'pin 918 am *llatomouil 11 12 ain D 35 p
19 pm 907 am Cree: 1195 a n P4O p m
813 pm 9 et) am lielllday 11 31 ain 9 p
303 pal 861 am Middlebury 11541 am 919 p
264 pm 843 am I\ilnaVailtyll43am 10 0.5 p
242 pm 8 81 am *Arareli Creek.l2 02 pm 10 16 pm
2ps pm 803 am Wolleboro' 112 09 ani 10 22 pm
4 1113,g _ A. 11 (101 1 . TON, Sup't:
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Blossburg & Conlin ft I lloga F„ P,
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040:16 1.108i13 , . j ~ ET ti.. VMS. cr,3:‘a .3.6 era
1 l'/O am 690 pm„'.', Coen Sag 9C3 6m 750 pm
19 56 am 815 p 14. - 6.lnlltalian 919 am 8 (.45 pm
10 43 am 402 pm - Erwin Centro te 33 KM E. /B . Pth
10 30 am 460 pm Cook's 9.45 cc/ b3O pn:
a,
la 25 am 445 p Lindley 9 50a 820 1.. m
10 16 ani - 4 86 pm. Le. , 3 - rensayille 10 16 am S 45pn,
10 03 am 421 pm comer ' s ne 1027 am 859 PID
933 am. 411 pra , Allteb.oll's 10 37'sm• 908 pia
949 442 467 pm OH Statio 10 41 am 912 pm
937 am 367 pm , Tloga 10 55 am 925 pm
925 am 841 pm :,lill, Creut ' 2.1 03 m S 2: pa,
McCue's .... ..... ... .. ..... ....
Lamb's Caeek 11 12 am 943 pro
61finsfleldl 11 24am. 9 5.61 m.
Canoe Camp , ..—....
Covington. /1 44 am 10 16 pm
Alossburig• J 906 am 10 86 prn
Omer-title 12 26 an
yallßreolr 12 45 am
r e . U. 811ATTUCE v
Supt Tjcga R. R.
918 rza 887 pre
9D5 am 327 psrg
s.
843 tina 849 pm
El 23 am 980 pm
..... 225 p
2 26 pm
A 2. GOUTON.
Supt 8..9. O. R.ll
Insurance! "surnince
Hand in `ll - and
Mutual Life In Company,
przlos, ro. 112 E i . PECICL.A.DELIMIL
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INCOBVORATED 1723111.11i7:tY 2.3, 1637.
Chartfd tapitai $500,000 1 .
ASSETS OVER
Stock and *Anal, combining Sicr.rity With Profits._
Suppose yotture already insned in a first-class com
pany, and from any cause whatever, (say alter ten year
ly payments y you do not or cannot pay longer and die—
your ins
uliu:l( 3,
ea gone and your money wasted. Net so
in the ..HAE •IIs.Z.HAND ;," all Policies aro NON-rOll
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This company which ranks among the most popular
and successfuLit Life Insurance c'ompantea, invite pol
icies on all idcsirable pisn9, both with and without
profit*.
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Traveling Privele ti Unrestricted.
All policies are incontesti lo after one, year from any
of the ordinary causes.
Look to your Life Insurar ce: Please examine the
following Comparative Tablei. It is, sometimes allegesl
by Agents of other Companies that the Company they
,represent is safer than others. While we unhesita
tingly assert our belle in the soundness and stability
of all Companies, we desire to) present the follor.•inc
for the inspection of those desiring to insure :
Of the fa/lowing eemPahica, 4=lpar° the :1111111Ea pre
miums charged by each for an Insurance on life at the
age of 80 years, payable at death :
Annual premlum Ten au,.nel
for life. payments.
, Travelers' ...$16,84 $83,21
£tua, ee "8 ) - 42,80
Homo 23,30 50,00 '
Equitable ... 22,10 46,07
Washington,22,lo 46,97
• Hand4teHard, /60 12,80
If not already insured talc a policy with the
''HAND-DT-HAND.'
the best Mutual Company in the United States,
Jan. 1,1872. A. :11. 11:701113f, Agent..
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kLiets,,,
A. nor? in stock, azA rill keep conztently on
herd, et the lowest market quotations.
lirwine, 2& 4 ply cotton tic jutetwine. Marlin 2,
3 it A net Enowl's patent Step Ladaar, from $ to 8 ft.
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JADE SCBEWS, TACKLE BLOCKS, WIRE
(Maul A..ND WIRE GOODS, GEN-.
Y. =103.7 WHEELS
YOU 0111.111:G3G SAWS.
A tall assortment of Lake Enron nue. Berta
ORMSTONEB . L S/6.1
Bowe azix
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No. 1 at 2. extra angina tel.
Cato la eaa take it lock ge l t theaguree_oad eeehoor
liaja .1
erM atol oblige J. 8. , " Jr.=al,
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Westward.
No. 7,t 1163,4,
No. 1.
11.00 A Ss
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11 lb' 4 6 ' 6.46 66 - 7 2 0-
2.16 P 3,! .1 p 5 Asr s 6 A
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105 " 7.05- Dll 720 1111
'0.26 " 1120 A a 11,20 "
7.05 " 1210 Yu 12,10 D M
7.10 4 4 12.15 " 12.16 .1
7_16 12 20 44- 1200 44
7.20 4, 1.1 - 1 1 , 1261 44
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725 am
125 pm
140 `•
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162 "
346 "
810 Susi
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725 "
812 a.
847 "
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640 p In:10C0 " 440 am
646 :10 es 445 "
666 " 10 12 I% 4 62. "
646 " 11 40 " 71.0 "
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12 20 0, 466 " SO "'
1268 " 686 12 CS m
187 " , 6C2 "' 12 41p m
219 "• 645 " 1 1,5 m
805 " b 7 " 155 pm
386 ‘• 752 " 217 pm
400 " g 25 C ' 2. 47 p m
7 ) 60 12 05 . p m 618 pm
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11 00 ti na 2.47 "
2 06pri 415 "
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WM. R. BARR, '
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O.ANTITY,
MN Ole
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A complete coaottmeat of
Mechanics' T 001.%
BOWE WILMS AND BOMB
BOLD IteItDWARE CONSUN
TLY ON HAND. ztorroya
PRICES ON AGRIOULTV
au.,
cow'd down eity—ChiOagO-
The slave of the "liing"—A bride,
Permanent headquarters—the shoulders.
What game is most suitable, for, soldiers:
Piquet
When is a earclplayer a shabby iadhjj
al? When he ehuilles:
Why is the biad of transgressoli so hard?
Became . it is much traveled.
What. Litcl. of rice is easily cultivated
any country ofi earth? Ava..rf,:e.
- stronger than a _-:tcanicil. of ten?
Potent-CO.lf. - •
iTewepapere wbieh aro largely4t..ade,up by
the me of scL4ors, =ay IN said to be clip
per-built.
llorphine should never be taken to induce
Sleep. An oVerdoce is too npt to bring on
zu overdoze.
What is it that has three feet and cannot
walk; sixteen nail's and cannot scratch? A.
yardstick;
1.
ho is that foreign lady with the low
cut dress:" asked a bystfinder at a party,—
" That is Miss Chernisoff, a Russian lady,"
was ale reply.
232
Smart young schoolma'ams, entirely with
outhe aid of a selying machine, frequently
boll and cud' a small boy in less than Zo
seco ds. i
re;:at. "dace there been many artif.ti
do. - xi here this season to paint the fsherr,-o
-?
men?" 07d Lady. "Paint the fisherwomen.?
Bless your innocence, it'f3 l , their p.aterali, col
orl"' -' i
i
An Indiana editor sayb:: "We
.leare to
morrow for the county I.l6g.show, and hope
to take a prize."
!~
Stopping nj
robt 24,8. azd
.8;35 p ru.
:.. ‘ ll :WTI. •
Jupiter is getting in a bad waY. An as
tronomer notices the "rosy protuberance"
now visible on his face. Evidently Jupiter
has been " out" too much o' nights.
Railways are aristocratic. They teach
every man to know his own staion, and to
stop there.
Thw, is good reason why a little man
shouid`never marry a bouncing widow. He
might be called " the widow's mite."
635 pm
8 Itt p zu
916 Nu
9 25 p tli
To converse with the spirits—lay a six
pence on - the table at a grog shop, and they'll
ahow themselves quicker than yol.l. can say
beans.
An experienced boy says he regards hun
ger and thg chastening rod as about the
same thing. They both make him holler.
A sick ina.n was told that his wife Would
probably many again. " All right," said
he, "for there will be dne•man to lament
my death."
An Arkansas editor appealed to the dis
sipels of siense" in his town to celebrate the
" fourtheoming Humboldt cemetery."
. A lady offered a prayer to St. Ignatius for
the conversion of her husband. A few days
afterward the man died. "What a good.
Saint is our Ignatius:" exclaimed the ail
consolate widow; "he bestows On us more
benefits than we ask for."
A burglar was Once frightened out of his
scheme of robbery by the sweet simplicity
of a solitary spinster, who, putting
nlght-capped head out of the window,
41aimecl, "Go away! ain't you ashamed!?
A bride in Indiana, after the conclusion
of theanarriage ceremony, stepped graceful
ly'f9rward and requested the clergyman to
give out the hymn, " This is the way I long
`have sought." • - - -
A schoolboy haviPg been required to
mite a composition on some part of the hu-
Man body, expotinded rs fcllows: ." The
Throat.—A threat is convenient to have,
esPecially to 'roosters and ministers. The
fqrmer eats corn , and crows with it; the let
ter preaches
. through histn, and then ties it
up,-)!
Tz Poi T. I SylrattlthiZe Einoerely
with your grief," said a French lady to a re
cently widowed friend, "to lose such a hus
bandlas yours." "Ah, yes, hee was very
good; and then, you see, such a misfortune
is alivays great, for one Iziows what hind of
a husband ongillas lost, but cannot tell what
kind of a man one will Ltd to succeed him."
1,
A countryman bargained with a Califor
nia photographer for a half-length picture of
himself at half price, and when the artist
lde
livered a fine view of his subject fro the
waistband down, the victimized ' sitt r in
dulged in.renaarks more forcible than °lite.
A man from one of the rural districts re
cently went to Washington to see the 4213.te.
member of the House, whose constituent
he was, eaid : " Come up to-morrow, aid
will give you a seat on the floor of the Hone.?
"No, you don't!" replied Jonathan; " al
ways manage to have a cheer to set on F.t,
home, and I bet I hain't come to Washington
to set on the door! Injuns may do that who.
they come, if they like; but I, that am civil
ized, don't do it."
He stoodon his head on the wild sea shdre,
and joy was the cause of the act; ifor he felt
as he had never felt 'before—insanely glad,
in fact. And why? In that vessel that left
the bay his mother-in-laW had sailed to a
tropical country far away,' where tigers and
snakes prevailed, And more than one of
-his creditors, too—thOsebbjects of constant
dread—had: taken berths in the ship Curlew,
whose sails were so blithely spread. !
now he might look for a quiet life, which he
never had known as yet ('tis true that lie still
possessed a wife, and was not quite out of
debt). 'But he watched the vessel, this sin
gular chap, o'er the wales, as she upped and
downed; and he felt exactly as if "the edifice
was crowned." Till overlthe blue horizon's
edge she disappeared from view; then up
he leaped on a chalky ledge and danced like
a kangaroo! And nary and many a joyous
lay he pealed o'er the storpy sea, till down
with a "fizz" sank the orl of day, and then
he went home to tea.
SI,OCP.Or`.O.OO
A Lesson In Geography.
In a late report of t+ Secretary of the
St. Louis Newsboyia' Home, is the follow :
ing;
" During one of their Class lessons in ge
ography, each lad in his turn v. - as required
to give the name Of three European coun
tries until all had beerrnamed. The first
boy responded by es.ying England, Irlland
and Scotland; the second followed V7itia
France, Prussia and Russia The next hoy*s
geographical knowledge wridently lim
ited, for he gave in perfect E. iousness, 'Ca
rondelei, Kirkwood and Chicago,' although
with a half doubtful air., To, no,' said the
class master of the evening, ' name three of
the countries in lurope.' The boy lookei
at the floor, awl then at the ceiling, in a
state of perplexity. A boy behind the other
quietly whispers, ' Hungary, say Hungary.'
' so, I shan't, you're hungry; hungry ain't
no country." Yes it is, .you numskull; say
I:lu s ngary.'
.With
. this gentle prOmpting,
Hungry' was said. ' yes; now; another.'
Prompter-behind whispered ' Turkey.' Go
on with yer ; turkey ain't no countrsl." Yes
it is, thickhead; say-Turkey.' Turkey was
said very doubtfully. `Yes, that's right;,
Runway and Turkey, that's two; now ano
ther; I want you to name three.' Boy gave
an appealing - side look, full of confidence,
to his prompter, who whispered ' QOM, say
Goose.' Goose,' shouted the student of ge
ography, twit he'd known it all his life to
be the name of a coup in Europe. Roars
of laughter Ifront all p sent greeted this
an 4 er, much to the co cusion of the stu
dent, who finally created a diversion by at
tettipting to snake geographical researches
with his fist about the polar regions of his
prompter. In the midst of confusion, the
class was therefore brought to e.'close, but
' rinngary, Turkey and Goose' will be long
mtembOod by many pima."
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ALL SORTS.