FARMER - GRANT. --- -- -
My summer ramble tahes_me through
Some quiet and soma negleet c ed,plsees,
Amongst the men ;Aith brorn'y arms
And ruddy Jacrs. '
And such:a one Irraet lazt nicht,
.At confary faicb the constant winner;
Hin lace Was brown, his lands were hard,
Ens name was S:l;iont-r.
ThusFpelo the azticultdi tuau.
mutat. upon Lie furel;tail eliittned
Aud I 150,,calub - on ilia folci!
And'enaoked anti list( d:
••tiome e.ays that flraut ain't Jest the mall
To plow the eroll antt turn the stubble,
Fut, rafy, I can't "zaelly
What mattes the trouble.
..Ile don't go levtitriii% to be sore.
Al;ont the care to wheat when ripenity;
Bin gosh 1 the way his crops ecaite in
Efahe thtiutter'zi
He mu 't writ books to tell you how
To pick• out pumpkin Fef4 , that's huller,
But. mind you, when big eel u' , * 'laid by,'
He plows
We're cu'rna erit rnr ‘:altiYA" rinfikk -
Ta
praise or blame a matt in
We'd probably -.bow a 1i ap mare ~~naa
By inr,drrat:on.
y in Grutt don't. laim; 'bout plolichutg deep,
(Jr di eitlarr, that I 1:11CIV:ou
But you j ct b t the latch he tirarj,e,
Will do tort's - on.
"Awl toot, too, at hi= gar.bni cati ,
It r;irluT r tft ule, be thultilfration,
That Ale ha raiePil the
lilPI eveation.
"And wilt-it he tate.Ering little. scythe,
And round °bolt! Uis person gwiugs it.
de sure'q yi - dit born, lie F trikei for graiu
Aud allers bring!' it.
•• •It'a lurk!' well inebbe 'tiy, you 1113 W
I won't Pay 'll,s, nor won't deny
But you let some of your past met/
.lust vo -411 d try u,
"It may be biel:•, it may Le fate;
metimes I ail: zny9elf which
Tito only.:tlany,l know ts, that
critter LIAR
Brilisbera are pzyizie
.The Reba 'Jaye well nigh quit ccinnlying;
Our debt h grOlVing ]r-•ss and less, ,
And things are thrh•iug. •
- ”The Injuu molds his pip; iii pease;
The nigger sings Ina loud he:miner,
And'as the boys say clown in town,
- •That'n what ails Banner'
. .
Andes*, I've % %but made up my mhad
Thar thing can't•caetly be mended,
That, taken,sll in all the farm,
It's darn well 'tended."
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.
Kicking Rome
• Kicking in harness is a destructive proy
pensity—a stubborn vice that is the mp4t
daugerous Of all habits. If the colt sl,l6uld
contract the vicious habit of kicking i har
ness,, the trainer must resort t /kicking
straps to prevent danger to life na limb.—
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Several kicking-straps have een invented
to prevent kicking, 07. rutve proved in
effectual.
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The most effectual *king strap that has
yet peen devised,/onsists of two pulleys
fastened into a lcathei egver, and attached
'to the cireing le ( undeythe belly, near the
forelegs. Bathe strap, passes through
• the - forty attached to each fore
leg, net} the body. Another strap passes
through the / hind pully, fastened to sacir
hind / leg, near the body. These syapcplay
through the pulleys acco s rifing,tOihe move
r mentof each leg, c Only,orie foot can move
at the same tiara', confines the horse
to the Walk rot. ro!. The}, rn})nol break up,
Rump haft: or run awa3 - . In the act of
)y4l - king or trotting there is no serious ob
stitiction, and thissigging may be used to
learOacTrzes to - trot withont break i ng. With
all additional stay strap, it would prove a
safety valve to prevent danger to life or limb
from headstrong running brutes, and a sov
erign remedy against kicking in harness.
• ,The old-fashioned' kicking strap passes
over the hips, attached to thelshafts of the
buggy or cart,' The, overcheck may be con-
verted into a kicking strap, by passing the
' check-line through the terrets in the saddle
to a loop pllthe 'rump, crossing down the
hipi; to attached to the shaftiofthe'irehiele.
Wiwi:Oho homeAziok, it forees-Whead up
. with a sudden jerk. This self-iiiilicted Pun
ishment prevents a repetition. ,
Pulling at the halt eris another peinicious
habit that may. be - corrected by' simply
passing the halter•rope through a ring in the
manger and attaching the same to the hind
foot. When the horse settles back to pull
the strain comes upon the leg, which pre
vents hitn from repeating the experiment.—
soon give up the habit of pulling to
straiten his hind leg. The same effect will
be produced by fixing a gearing in the shape
of a crooper, attacheeto the manger, that
will pull upon the tail-Tar r/', Field and Farm.
How To Strip a Hide.
Almon every farmer has occasion, at
least once a year, to take the hide off either
a beef or a mutton; and some•farmers take
hides off animals that are neither beef nor
mutton, now and then. In any case there
is a right way to do this which is worth
knowing: A hide properly etnpped off is
nearly square, but otherwise is far from that
shape. ~ T o proceed properly, lay the car 7.
caskon the'back, run a sharp knife from
the'ebiri down alongihe belly in la straight
line to the root of the tail. The khife should
have ,a sharp point and be inserted edge up
watda beneath the skin, when , it should be
run steadily along. Then commence at the
split of the hoof on the fork foot and run
the knife. down over the knee in a straight
line to the brisket•where it meett the main
cut. When the other fore leg has been com
pleted, commence at the heel of the hind
leg, go down over the cap of the hock joint,
and down the back of the buttock to the
tirst split. When hide 1.3 loose and
spread out, it will be seen that there, are no
much irregularities in its contour an if the
cuts had been made down the inside of the
i+ r, 1 , , e,ften anne —Arnericar!. Aprieul
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CLEARINi; -
tioninated el,ty hut erts•l•e
oire, m9y :t tint'- Oat - Diet . ) Itv adding
very minute Illt;tlll.ltie: , ,(kt C.lllfi (fift. , 4of 11111('
E.ichirAiing r.(ate , ; t t•IiIn•
ride of etticiunt I,l;Cir ual 1., of ‘v ;i l(. ) . of
ftet9llll4 VitlrpOe 111' hitl44lP,
bicarbonate. atlti eau-tic lithe art ill the-Ant.
manner. Mt. In "
be readny separated from water hr id_
tration, whereac, the filtration water
containing the stivended,' , 'limier 14 velly
diffietW, became the filter , . ale choked.
xe FOR Newspeo
pas placed over er under the be,l ,, ,pTend
will keep the sleeper as : ict•arm fig' an addi/
tional pair of blankets. sent they are an ex
cellent protection wherehliere are on blan•
kets.. Tlie larger the sheet c are of course
thebetter, and it inighi be best to - stitch
them to the coverlet. They ahro make nn
excellent wall paper for 'cabins. and
shan
'ties. These uses of an article Fo Abundant
should be • generally known to the poor;
who arel apt to suffer la such cold weather,
as $h present.
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PAARNEES I 1 THE TREATMENT OF. I, iIIMALI,
P04',1-- . .11 a patient, in the beginning, of the
attack,be put in a room froth abso:
luttlY all light is excluded save that„of
candlo, thg eireet is to arrest the disease in
the pitpulat or vesicular stage; the slZin
be
iween the vesicles is never inflanied or swo2- ,
leni,the_large scabs of miller never form
over the face; there I,s no intense pain, and
Only trirling;:i tefi in g,ltind tliel4liii4f is either
veT) . rslight 01., altogether.
Lancer. . .
,- 7 •
v #itinleis bilOnid Seraoiii wath their hands
in turpttitine, ro thellractleeirpeiiiisted in
will lead to the inobt serious resuitt eve - to
the logo or&Wei to the wristjohies:." .." •-; _ -,
Ole - ICHAM - - AC FAUR
1 ,::.?'s ';'--: ": , ..i ... -.4.5c:4 ,
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IMEIMIEM
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Second Stock
d
Fait and • Whiter
CC)C. Q Et
and ar• sidlingthidn at their usual
CoW
Just cell and ass abate good assortment we ken.
Jan. 1.
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-.'lleall•-Estatef-Ageney4:,
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'Mt undersigned Is Agent for the sale of the Sydow
.L tog TOWN PROPERTY :,
60 V7iL4GE LOTS,
situate on go Mansfield road and State Street These
Jots are in the central part of town, and convenient to
Rail' Road Depot.
SEVEI?4L LOTS
attootod 01(44 lino of the Boil Boad t . oad ifO4blo4et
MANIIFAOTWNO pnt,!(4lo.
These lota Rill b* sold an mumble tangs
Jon: 1, 1871
I=l.. .713istatlimetrysii.
CHEAP CASH STORE,
has tun sisos+sit um goods. sock as
LAblth CUSS 000DS. BUTTONS, ALL BINTA,
LIN D
C IEN-000
ANlan? ,
• - - GOODS,
•
elms; nosieu r Hatt GaAs sad Hsi/ans.
"voice 'Groceries
Mitar. Sap:, TO*ow; Oyarp
Coffee, Tiot enacts, Sin; 1142,, 411 gar, .,
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ILATs,A-CAPS; BOOTS a SEIM MIDDINSi
• - -WOODNDIArATMACI,
CMh WI far ataTER, or obippoil on Coissuimgau.
' kkoi!..in Coo took' aux Stock over. You will *1
we't's sea sea ill reedy and 'Filling lio abtrw 1001:1114 -
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MaIt:RAM k FARR.,
waTER saiswooth
roidam DOIMT/0
DRY GOODS,
Marla MU btiold 44.7 cb•aP,•
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a. 5 Bazza:
4r!!F7s..clai . ftr
,ntb in the ;tin" I- t
It, liver, mid bow -
~ They4de it mild
ieri.dit, -cud 11111
, elkutifusgallsie. t
Aug idirely vege
ible„they -MlN,antlx , -,
, illtiAlty:Prit4oft
I%luttet.or. Iluch
.I , olo ,, ,tdilaw4t nail
ifferhifiblirettut
il by their timely ,
st.imutl,eFery, faupky.,„ „:.,. : hays Oulu fak 'fa
nit
for thole pi oteetion and . ieliel,'"l:litt - itiptlit.d:',
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Leug experience li.i., ()toyed then) 40 lie thelant: ,
ess,,,surest, and lie it of all the .IHOls m ttli nhh.ll
the - MaiLc:, filionniti . .- .13y, theirceerai.innut use, ',.:
die. likititt4-I“ptiritieil;•llie corrtifitioni4 Af Ilhelligt ;'-
tem expelled, oh- tils-flail- remote/1, mid
whole nitintilifory 011ife ret0tc . 47:10:1 3, t_,: 1 4100 . 4.•-:
aetivitit .t' ;Mel holaygpset - nlin:li .tiec2pieviegtl,,, , :f?;
Id•gbriig*FAl . U.SK-ei elate/At bY,...lllo:Plit-Aqii*,, '
iiikiateli:lna) itiqiflii. 1 loistieendetit:illseet* - :
c ir
14 C.11:111gell 11810 111411111, 1111: if, h o . t iot loth etia
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Whente.i-konc.l 1»1 ille 1 it , t Ittlittltudes who e 0.;
it, can hardly I,' coMputed. '('heir eutoti - (WI
1111/4e,8 Iheiti 1110.1.-:114..,110111,C, putt peeterves th r
:,
virtue imuntritrell for any length: , of thee £0
that; they 'are ey,ee,fre , h;_4lll l l 41m jay
.410 1 4 1 1,b ~. seip..lling, they_ al4l,llJit - and oVetilie?
Wittloptilibliti_lntnee I.'n the tiin17:11111P:$41.;Ot Wei; or ' :
ce•capti4). - , . , , '_ • ..., ..„_.,—.:., '.-,. ,",','
~,Voil'i.lor:thill4--n•8! .41VVII 011'ilteIleritgper.J0'
eaoli Cox, h.:: 1.1 ii •e Mein : tc raiiiiiyyPhyVc; :,
rinii• tor • tilLb 4Wil:Willg 83,1.114.1101; 111 . 1y1 ! tia?so:
k' kilts iniiii,W.7 ,-It.:0, 2 - - z - ~. - . . • --,
Fiir'llii ylvi i• . 14414 01'1118111cCiflidelliii.14. 1 1 411 11 1 ,Y_
Lopiiiii, ILA it.:tlo4l' .i'llil ILolui"nof ~.111014illr, tiler'
th0,11 , 13A, tabe.i ittotle'rately th: , thutilate the Stettl=t;
atii,'-ilii` , l,le,dare;ll4 ,l i ealtyAtine lout netiOn.? - : ''' '-'.-
• ' 'For 'Lives . Cuirc . i i itsint arid it 0 various frimp;.
tiy t iky .I)iltisilw ,t cadeuelle . 23,1 ck 11Sietilibi ?
':.
444.kk ;:-.4744"iit,ii+ ' i'ribVeovay ' lliiiaLtititui; Milli 3 .
iui.,3 Colic iiii 4' Dili bar - Biel iilikkoherstiouie'
lie jollielcitn , iy taken l'or cock c , rn.e, to -- einieeit - the'‘l - ,
ili,ea , iiil onto& oilVinityn ft:o ntititmictions ,
i ForAliiiiiii - eiiitery or nitlirrltare Lilt OW 1
ini.,,l 1ic,4 , 1; ketun : illy 1040U:ed.
For itisPumations. Gout. Graved, Pal.
iltdtrolunis tit, Lb.:, :lima tn. Pistil In ')110
. 9
Bliss'' Rail li.iiimk4. tiler shOeld...bib.eoAktog,
Uoutly taken, 21:- re,ptired, to ,•1 1 811;p0 the dice
.cllon tin-the. syl'teiir. With such change , las.
icimplainte disappear.- , ' , .. ~ ,„ , .
Ver. llitropey• 'And 11311:41/$11113/11 0111 . 14111110/1 ,
I:thef iihOuld be taken in large and fretpieut.llolloll,..
' a to-PrOdlleM.llle .dfrOCLOf a 111%.461.: purge, .-
Id , :.
For is appwo.ea.boisiolntact d ose shoe - c't
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take(); nit it peeduces the desired ,effect ,14 , ,,y1p. , ,
Poiii.' ; .!-- 1 ' ~-..- = !-..-' • • -',::
, - 48.-a DinneJi Y.itt, lake one or: twg...,(1010,;, ,
pro,eitaeoi c ,-estion and relieve Ole 510e:40 47 - ~,,
An ocistsional ilwe.stimulliteri the stoteactfleill,..
bowels, 'restore.; the appetite, and invlge_ral26 tit .
• j,y6telti. Bence it is often advalutigeeme ,vilkitelk,
tio,serious derani.ceinent , exists. One , who Amax
tolerably -well, often flails ibid . ' a dose or them' -
iPiiis intikes,hinv feet decidedly better. IVOie Opts'
cleouslae aiathrratixar effect on '-the digestive
Apparatus. .
, veitreitED BY -- r .
- Dr t ji V.A. rES A` CO., k!raffleal Cihsz**#.
- - -LOWELL, MASS .i . V'. - 8. - AC" - -,'
FOIL SAL& BY AU. DBLICIGSSO:S,Vii
Jew. 1, 1812
Drugs and MaUlloin4
pArtrra,,ona vAarrisam'civaßsilnritity
AND ALL STYLES
heir a°7 9 l: W A R M. " "Blat ,
Choice lifiqUori; ,
:q )t£ A. fall wso:t rent of the latter. Mao, an ai
cellent assortment of
,
ALDIMS. MIRRORS, MIME
STATIONERY, CORDS AND T=lll.
. .
431-rcaperienl•
•
Oa Teak Sugars, Coffee, Sprup, solueci, Rice. SPicen.
Soda, etc., we will not be beaten` tri_print GrAituills3L- - r
We will dell chefroa Tess by the cafeat , 0z angst btr 1411
barrel, at ite lOw flgitrea as the same can pc bough t at
this side of New York. ' - '
P. S. TRY OUR 4 SHILLING TEA
1431:113, CHANDELIERS Ate
of the newest kyles, and lamp chimneys that win not
break.
Fancy and Toilet ATtides.
PERFUMERY, TOILET SOPA ROJILADEEI,
DRUMM &c., arc.. LIUBE DIM
• LIMY AND JEWELRY, was
AND LASELEB.
We bold twenty desirable village iota for aile 4 in the
centrel pciti of the town ; and will also lliall, mouo7 at
reasonable rateer. • < '
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N. B. Dr. W. W. Webb bee his .Offlce In- burittevi,
inhere ho may be consulted for advice or treatradat. 4 •
Jan. 1,1872 -if.
lIASITNGS
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BOOT -AND SHOE .STORE:
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sharp stock cf . Oridk
• Ns, and propose coirtintUait its
ails ridgmfactare of the aszne k at the shOk
1 " latelyoccupledbyFfsbler.
T. 1117 0 Purse reducing prices ctn . a ge" gag
strictly
FOR CASH.
•
We keep a good assortment of
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800143, BALMORAL%- •
BOOTEES,BROGAN=i
OALLIGARKINS
Warranted any foot from No. 10, to 13
Oar stock of -
FRENCH GUS, FRENCH KIP, UPPER, •
SOLE. COMMON CALF, • • -
Moil, BINDING. MO.' . • -
ROCCO. :M. • "
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frill
be kept up as heretofore.
•
On Findings we shall be found at borne always, still
We shall endeavor to seU at prices satisfactory to tam
trade. We won't be undersold. . , r. • •
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• CASH PAID
FOR BIDES.
CUSTOM WOBEI
bone promptly and well. Repairing dons on short
notice. Drop in and be convinced.
• Jan. 1, 1.871. & MILS%
11101
$lO,OOO WORTH
Or GENTS, YOUTHS do BOYI ouvrania Las
lila Cheap at ItAßDittilL
25 DCaiI . CIENTS Vara & DRAWMfar
Cheap at
16 CASES OF
BOOTS & SHOES
Past received, end far tale clasp at LIABDRitiL
A JUR line of
FLANNELS; :BLANKETS' dk ROBBIII.
*very discriptlon just received at #.kliDs2lll
A toll lino 8t new and Clearable styles of
!?at Xso e Ive 4 and fur ago away at
The Dress Goods Depertinents
•
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111 be found very attr a ctive . a s itccsaprisea sow Joie.
in desirable styles of Goods at prices that. Parrot au
Ict indt. • • •
The public, are invited to (all and ewetne our etc?*
- li t*VirdUUllug.
N. C. E.RFSEL ASt
• 'iVelLbtio;
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heal quarters,*,
FOR
(Patent or ottamilie)--.Aclippr,
and TOBACCO. - Also for
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WALTHAM' an fl ' SWISS WATCHES,
Mae, Alatrollt Calendar CLOCKS:
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Mi l 64 'sP6Pnti and'-Verkel. !Wok, 'Butter 'and Fruit
.Salvor; „cope, ',.caetOra and Cuba Baskets: Napkin
Illnwit cream.,Salt ? Nagar and Atindard ftpooua; -nine
Gold itn.ll.Agate,Rlngs ;" Gold Pena 'and 'Pencils; Solid
I Hold &tin' Pearl: Fancy and elated Buttons: Watch
' . Guards and Eltallta. 4tc. .41. larg4 stock- of -SPECTA-
Z% OTASSNS, and Colored GI sea, all at reduced
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Ifl
' WELLS-B --- O,RO, i PA.
.... . -
:..7#.c.`-. , - AiNDREW FOLEY,
0
( 0 " 1 " ,
-.: - --,.„ rio w Ube long been cstabliahed
f '. i i , fl'l l t tin too Jewelry bualneaa iii
V ); ~;.. NY llaboro , bas always for wale,
' k' 1k...,:„_:—. , <;; ::::: various kinds and prices of
_ _ .
AXE it [CAN
Oaf or Myer, ChAes,—jc_welry, Gold Chains,
goys, Rings, plus, Penelle,Cas'es, Gold and
Steel PMS 3: Thimbles, Spooim, Razors,
Plated Ware,
SEWING MACHINES,
With most aU other articles usually knit in loch fps:
tablisli}nipts, am sold low for
"C A S
*waging done neatly, and pronapily, glad on abort
• -
AO. 1871-ly
Millinery goods!
AMES. 43.-P: Luis just received a larks mid
ritaxmooleiwimuuni of • •
•
• ••
MILLINERY,
Fancy, Goods, Parasols, Gloves,
_ -L i '
Shait3l RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &a.,
IvSigh ilia is selling et very low Rrieei. • DiropT is and
-11**Iheaare good*
.7141. 1812-41:
the Stantitiird
Washing - Machine,.
I prortOulired the, beat in Market, having taken the
drat ihemiruis at the Tioga Co., and - other Fails, and
is dealantUy_ the beat washing Marline) invented. It
rdily needs a trial to satisfy the most akeptical. Fer
gana wishing to purchase, will addrese
LUKE STEVENS,
Jan 1. 1872. ) - . Tioga, Pa.
I • 131
IPes tistassrx
• itasiii• )
MSG returned from it visit Feast, am now pre
y pared, with a new stock of goals and instruments.
• •or superior inducements to those in want of any
-faing in my line. Artilicial teeth inserted on is new
004 superior base, at low rote.. Teeth extracted with.
ontpain. Preservation of the inning teeth a Speciality.
,Work warranted. Terms reasonable_- - •A. B. visaßrAi, Dentlet
Jan. 1,1 8 72,-If • • Wellaboro, Pa.
Eli
WELLSBORO
DOoti - Sash & Blind Factory.
Nara EN"IfigAUSTI furnish rirst-
J) te=at
hie new face
eery which is now in full operation.
- - Sash, Doors,
32.2141954 211/02.11111C 0
AND MOULDINGS,
constantly on hand, or manufactured to order.
Waning
.and Matching
dons promptly, and in the best manner. The best
worhasuen employed, end acme but _the beat eessonsd
Isdnbes need. JiZoirolvga home industry.
,Factory near
,the foot of : Stain Street.
:443. 1872-ti. BENJ. AUSTEN.
_ ,
MI
iitgerileld Woolen 11Ii
•
DEERFIELD, PA.
•
INGRAM BROTEIEI9, Proprietors of the above Mills,
*ill tattrinfactute asnsual to order, to suit customers.
OUR OASSIMERES
ar&warranted. in every resptict. Particular attention
Pen to
101 l Carding & Cloth Dressing
litle Mrs a large stock of Cassinteres, fro., 25 per
cent less th en, any competitor, and warranted as repro.
f4 o 4ed•
jeg o utaufactare to order, and do all kinds of Roll
and Cloth Dreruting, and defy competition. •
We have as good an assortment of
, . .
:PO4l - Cloths, cassintores; . '4v
afore ibr Wool in - exchange than any other
Auhlta,mer!t.' Try them end satisfy , yourselves.
We *Weak; and at the Coivnesque mills,. d
-*flee below Enorvgie.
. .
Jan
1872. • ENGHAId BROTRERS.
. .
A 6.67y1 1 ,9 WANTED FOR .
‘ s.
PaAsEs OF-LONDON LIFE,I
: int). J. grawaii, the well•known Journalist. •
The Very Largest Commissions Paid.
•Ttde book is a beautiful octavo of MG pages embel
lished with 200 engravings, and finely executed! rasp of
Landon, designed and executed expressly for this work
by eminent artists. It contains a full, graphic and
tmtbla statement of the Sights, Stmts. and Sensation,
of the great Metropolis of the world. Address.
ptrifFIELD ASHMEAD. Publisbler.
•711 Sansonl Street, Philivielphia.
An. 1872-410.
ADA G. ELOCE will give musk) lessons at
her old borne, to as many as may be; plaided to
then:Allred under her Inetnictions. Term, $8 a
vacatir. instrument tarnished for practitee for $2. •
pact. 8.1871-u
-,• . •
MERCHANT TAILrG 1
BARGE. WurNER, hies Just receive a super b as
aertraairt Mall Walla of
COARSE & Fl_
Won L prepared to manufacturr,
Iladociasitontice. P
plenakthe drop hte la and see
14. boat (Irma (manatee&
44241. 1812.1 y.
- Real Esta
rot tarns AND T
ow,' finished ate"?
W. 7- 1 -
Ten iota on Meade Are(
Font hundred acres of
ALA a splendid dairy . .
$ll ictoll Inquire of .
W.Uaboro, Jute .21,11071-
WATCH
&c., &c., &e.
3lac..Q. 8, 87UTH
SLOTHS
for gantlet:am-a%
: ;
ERIE RAILWAY.
a stahoT or Tots, AoorTED Noy. 13r
NEW and IMPROVED- , DRAWING ROI
SLEEPING COMlLlES,coutblulng all Modern
anent., are run through ou all Trains between
Niagara'Faller .Bnepeuelon' Bridge, Clevelan
natt and New York. . •
Westward.
ST ATIOPI 8
New It'r'kVve
Jersey CIO."
Sueq . bannit..!
Great Bend."
Bingbatton. 4 4:
Owego.. "
Wavelly.
Blrnira+
Corning._'. PalatelPtet"
Roches er.Ar;
florbl ovine"
Buffalo. "
Niagra Pall".
Snap. ridge" .
Clifton 0
Dunkirk'. 4.
Cldveland 4.
Cincinnati
Additional Local Trains Wes ,
6,00 a. to., except tiundipi, from Owego:
6.00 a. in,, daily, from Sunnyhana,,
. 0.50 a. m dally. frtin 13tisqullanix.
1.00 p ' . m. except Sundays, from Einsqueba
1.14 p m except Bondaye, from
Big Platil 32, Corning 2 00, Painted Polk
thence via Avon, to Buffalo, arriving at B'-
2 30 p in except Sundays, from Bingham
Eastward.
STATIONS
Clucl'at I L've
Cleveland "
Dunkirk "
Clifton •'
SusP.B'g'o "
Niagara', '•
Buffalo "
Rochester "
Corning
Limit's • `, #0
Waverly i "
Owego ,
Blughata't'nu
Great Bend "
Busquehan'a , !
Port Jerold -"
ldtddletoivn
Goshen "
Newburgh "
Paterson "
Newark
Jersey City "
New York
A. FOLEY
' Additional Looal Trains Eastward.
6.00 p la., daily from Itornelerille.'
0.66 a ta„ eundaye excepted. from flornelleville.
7.00 a in.. except Sunday., from Owego.
7.60 a ni., except anadaye, front Alin fro.
1.6 a p.m., except Sundays, from Palnted Peet„
2,10 p. to., except Sundayo; fromornalleytile
I
Port Monday s, excepted; between Sue
Jervis. ••
L. D. RUCHES,
Gong finpqr
, .
Nor B er n , _.
- , Vent
.........._
•
Direct 8 lite No'irt4 and
On and after Sunday. N0v11.13, 1.8:.
depart from Troy, Pa., as foltovit
LEd.VE 6OUTITOAR I D.
..8,62 A. bl. karat+ Expri
Mail
Viasport
- I
min
Niagara ExPres*
J. A. REDS
AWL
We'labor°
E2EIEI
GOING NORTH.
6130 pm 1110
426 pm 10 05
414 pm 9 66 a',
408 pm 951 á;
864 pat 940
849 pm -98.51
881 pm 918)i
819 pm 907 ,;
818 pm 900
803 pm 8610
964 pm 848 *
242 pm 881x1
236 pm 805 al.
• *Flag Station
Blossbur
GOING MASH
11 10 am -680
10 66 am • 6 18.-
1049 am_ 60 2` .
1030 am' 4.60
10 23 GM* 446
10.16 am ; 435
1003 am 421
963 am. 4.11
949 am 401
9 37 am • 8 57
9 2.5 am 847
9 . 16 am 'BB7
905 am 127
840 am 809
826 am 2MI
A. 11 . GORTON
Supt B.
Luau
Mutual
OFFICE,
OE
f CharVA Capital $500,000.
Assrrsot ... .
5a,000,000,00
. ,
t — 7 --- ,
Stock and ritual, combining Security with, Profits.
Suppose yon ere already Waned in a first-class com
pany, and. from any cause 'whatever, (say after ten year
ly payments) you do not or cannot pay longer and die—
your .. . .ce gone and yottr money wasted. Not so
in the ", • I IN-HAND ;," all Policies ate liox-Pon-
FICIUSIX-
This com , •ny Which ranks among the most popular
and successful Life Insurance Companies, grants pal-
Wes on all desirable plans, both with and without
'goats. I
S Traveling Privelepos Unrestricted.
All policies aro incontestibio after one year from any
of theordinary causes.
Look to your Life Insurance. Please examine the
folio Comparative Table. It ii 3 sometimes alleged
by Agents of other Companies - that the Company they
represent is safer than others. While we unhesita
assert our belife in the soundness and stability
of companies, we deiiire toisent the following
far the inspection of those desirin g to insure :
Of the folloWing companies, compere the annual pre
miums 4 charged by each 'for an insurance on life at the
age of SO years, payable t death :
Ann premium
for
Travelers' .
. 416,84
Mini, .. 22,79 -
Home .... ....23,30
Equitable" - ~.22,70
Washington •
Hand -H and, J 6 , 6 06
If not already insured take a: Pol
1 "HAND-IN-HA ND..
the best Mutual Company in the
lan. 1 , 1812. t he'
Jan. M
1
Come In tuna take a
It is yourself, atta ob
' /872. •
No. 5. I N 0.74
No, 1.
• I *
11.00 A6l 6.30 Pit
11.16 "6A5
8.16 P /0" 1 66 Ax
8.37 '• 217 "
916' " 2.62 "
10.10. . 8.46 N
" "4.27 "
11.60• " 6.06 "
12.86 Ax 642 “
12:38 "
9 30 AM
0.45 . 1
4-00 DI
6.13 Pld
0.53 l •-•
6.80 0
7.05 4,
7,48 4'
11.40 •"
8.68 Sup
12.00 Ngt
12,48 e u
12 63 "
1.00 "
2,22 "
7.00 ••
0.00 P M
10,20 "
2.05 7.06 En
0.26. : " x 11.20 Aas
7.06 " 11210 rY
7.10 " 12.15' "
7.16 " 12.26 "
7.20 " 12 / "
0.65 P M 0.55 "
7.00 A lu
No. 4 ;
N0.12*
045 p tu
725 am
125 pin
140 1 .
145 "
/62 "
245 1,
'Ol5 Sup
4 00 p
735 "
812 11
847 "
032 "
10'16''!-
-
11
262 am
863
• ...;1000 p
540 p 10 1 10 00 '
546 ." /0
660_ 44 10 12
4f5 " 11 40
10 46 •'- 30 a
650 "
12 20a la: 465
12 58 u: :586
137 " ; 6os
210 846 '
sus o'. 727 4
385 4, -
4 0 0 .. " 825
40 " 112 05 p
845 " 112 as
DOI '•
12/0 p
11 Saud 247
205 pini-515
11 88 a 101 828 -
/2 00 mlB 40
6 60 "
700 0
638 "
700 0
was. R.
Goa
LEATE NOTtIIIW r
80 Y. glmiralAq ,
,88 M. • ankle Eli
A.
General Bn,
lb,
t en'l Snp't
& Lawrence
me Table No.
;ler TIIO3IsDAX, Nov.l
EEESICM
Corning 9 00 a m - 7 69p m
Lawrenceville 10 17 a m 850 pm
• Dunning 1027 am 869 pm
*Lathrop 10132 am9o4 p m
*Dear Creek 78 a im., 918 p In
e
• Tioga 'Meg 1 664 auk', 9 20 pm
*Hammond 112 a m 935 p m
, *Mille Creek .1 a m 946 p m
Uolliday ) 31 a m 950 El in
" Middlebury 111 am 969 p m
Mien Valley 1 9a m 10 05 p m
*Marsh Creek •• 2 02 pm /0 18pm
Wellialnro' , 2 9a m 10 22 pm
A. t l ORTON, Supt.
& Coining
STATIONS
Corn log
Malheßoo
Vetitre;
Cook's- •
Lindle
• Lawrenceville
' Bomer's Lane
Mitchell's
Old Station I
Tioga -
Mill Creek (
McCoy's
Lamb's Creek 11 12 am 943 pm
Mansfield , 11 24am 9 55pro
Canoe ()amp
Covington ,11 4-4 am 10 15 pm
BlOssburg : 1205 1 a - 10 35pm
Romervilie 12 25 am
'Fall Brook 12 46 am
L. U. SRATTUCH,
Supt Toga R. R.
GOING 809T11
900 am 760 pm
919 ain" 805 pm
933 am 815 phi
9 45:ath 880 pm
9 60am *8 86 pm
10 16 am 848 pm
1027 am 869 pm
110 87 am 908 pm
041 am 912 pm
065 am 925 pm
1102 am 982 pm
22
r. O. R. n
"lance I Insurance
and in Hand
Life Insurance Company,
o. 112 H. 4TH ST., PHILADELPHIA,
PORATM FEBRUARY 23, 1867
IMI
antes , Tools, (
Meet
ROUSE B
BOLD :
*ENS AND HOUSE-
1* 'WARE CONSTAN
NAND. Borrom
ON AoNrooLTu. . ,
IMP 1:11,
TLI ON
PRIG
PAL
I c'
ds and sea how
BMUTUIRiI I Jr,
Zook, get th
ge J
MS
Mii
l y.
.-+ ... . ._ .• - ~,- - - -- - - •
The Dolby tro pc, leave for /Ku
the 24th of Jnnua ;1972. : ~
,A young girl n med Carrie Bah
acting adjutant g nerallof Kansas. '
Twolnillion d liars' Worth of su
'cooked into enud in New York Ind,
ITM
of and
mprove•
Buffalo,
Clncln•
The rumor tint J. Young Seam►
purchased the C ticago Republica?
firmed
The young la('
inaugurated Teat
calls NeW.Year'
No 3:0
7 CO 1.
7.20 '
2.35 A
There were 11 ,
grhph occurr
The reaction xvt
3,26 "
4.11, "
4.45 "
5.25 "
0.01 "
A compos i lto
nun) Democrat
encis in twenty-f,
10.20 "
7.20 Blt
11.20 "
12,10 P u
12.16 "
12.20 "
12.54 te
055 " :
It is said' tit
Horace Greek:
"the proper
• The women
scription for a
erected before
The verdict,
case of John
hilikzer, was tI
his own hand
mental &pre
sanity,
7 GO s at
!ward.
opplog nt
206, and
6p m.
ion.
The most a
be placed o
grave has psi
of the late Sc
"The Fiftee
tution."
No 2
11 40 a
10 00 p
.
A French Daman, calling hersc
Brigham Yo ing, has been arrest'
for indulgin in what she called
cancan"—a erforinance compar ,
the Paris a iele is but a hunadru
One of th most zealous !of the
leaders was recently diScovered
guise of a c nay peddler,, black
of spades, nd pretending . to b
ti rrk
from Moro co. He had\ 'arils
tection for °nths, ‘ `
Balm to he lacerated heart al
injtulieious y administered. TI
lilizes says a Monroe woman w
the loss of a child, was assured
thizing neighbor that "there ar : I
fish in the lea as ever was cau.so
1
l A sexton, being very fami
'physician, I was asked whether
tered into partnership with him
said he, "we've been together f •
I always carry the doctor's wor7
it is done,
4 40 a rik
445 I.
452 t.
7 00 .1 "
1006 1. 1
TS ' 4g ,
11 80 ."
"12 . 08 p m
• 1241 pm
• 115 pm
p• 156 pm
i• 217 p m
1n247 pm
1108 pm
1‘
• 835 pat
I 840 pm
" 916 pt 9
" 926 pm
!abannq: and
:AIR,
Pase-Ag't
The' Washington correspo
Newark Advertiser says: "G ,
seems in earnest in hie champi
claims ofhe women to the pr .
ballot, ansl whatever the Gene +
will not bp alloyed to remain
round."back
A man haying fallen into
Irishman standing by called ti
assistance. The latter, who v
gaged in 4utting a log, leisui
"How deep is he in?" "Up ti
"Then there is plenty of time.
is not," "Hee the first: "I
you he's in head first."
• Artemuf i Ward iwas once o
fornia train, and went to the
suggested that the cow ketch
wrong end of the train, for a
will neverLovertake a cow, yo
you'd put
l it on the other en
useful, fon now there's nothi
hauler a cow from welkin' ri•t
the folks!"
Twelve brigands recently -
Tian farmeil, near. Messina, ar
took him to his own brother'
they desired to plunder. He
at the door and entice his b
But; instead of doing. that,
knocked, said softly: "Don't
7—they will kill you." He 01,
kirigands killed (heti prisoner
fired the town. .Brother ha(
life for brother.
MI
oath,
1, Tritium will
eel, 10.36 P.M.
reM 1.05 P. M.
'A BD.
;cm. 10 05 A. It
tpresti 4,27 AK
SIBKE,
erinten dent.
lle R. R.
f1i,1871
aoiria sourzt
lloga B. R.
This is tl4 way the conva 1
Prince affected a Western in
morals-the Indianapolis .Tout
ordeted the printers to dis
obituary notice of the Prine
pared expre%sly for the Reel
our foreign c , elitor. It cont
of valunblel and .interesti
about English affairs, and w I
must lose in consequence of
obstinacy of Wales in refusil
the doctor gave him up."
A singular case of small-p'
in Chicago, being the secor
tient has hadl the disease in
is rare, indeed, that a perso
small-pox a second time, a
attacks in such rapid succe
before been known. It set
propriety of?revaccination.
fished fact, We believe, the
has been properly vaccinat
take the . small -pox than or
fie disease.
This_is th way they, rep
robbery in dalifornia: "Al
a block, the sport suddei
asked Mr. Jackson if 4 he
him. Without any hesitat
pointed two4•evolvers at tl;
him which he would prefel
that he did not want any
him. Jackson could not
other man did, and conse 4
to his hotel alone."
S. S. PaCkard has fo
open a standing offer toed
fifty women in his busi
result is two hundred ap.
trials, • and two successe
went throngh the course .
lent-position 'as bookkeep
salaries. 3 . Packard su
1. ,,
ience in the tatement tha
to find remu erattre emp
patent WOMC , but com
remunerative employmen..
As it is no alleged that the Queen pays
part, if not all, of her income tax, a cones
-1
3 1
pondent of an English n wspaper wonders
"whether she has b en as much over-assess
ed this year as the st of s have been."—
We, don't kn§w wh the . iter should say
"this year,"or we •do nlt rethember any
year in whicl J lin 'Bull as not growled in
the same way a out his i S come tax. By the
way, tl4 same I, writer, ho is Mr, Peter,
Bayne, says kind word Irso of the ttconva
lescent Princ . His red • eming points aro
"undisputed good tempe . and energetic zeal
in the autumn thaneuve .•." "These," 'says
Mr. Peter Bayne, "have loomed with Am
[ usual impressiveness th .ugh the dusky at
mosphere of the sickroo e." This is the first
time we ever heard of z al for maneuvers
looming through a dusky atmosphere.
The Journal des Debate gives the follow
ing description of the ce emony of passing
round the lovingup, at he Mansion House,
London: "The loving -et pis a i great golden,
vase, with a cover, and ' lied with a mixture
t i l
of - champagne' claret, a d spices. The Lady
Mayoress turned to the 1 ft side, holding the
cup
. with" hen two ha ds. 'M. Leon Say
raised the cover while sl e drani He then
took the cup in.his Aurn and turning to the
left,_received from his - , eighbor the same
service while drinking. The round of the
Ten annual
Payments.
$83,21
42,80
80,00
40,97
46,97
32,60
ey- with the
I tilted States.
GRAM, Agent
table was thus made, at id the grave salu
tations of those passing the cup. The an
cient usage wills that t ee persons be al
ways standing at the • me time—the one
who drinks, the one w o .holds the cover,
and the
. one who is to h•ld the cover nett
It appears that the offic • of the third person
standing is to watch- o er the two others,
that they may not be . • ocked on the 'head
Vhile they are drinkin 1
AL S6RTS.'
ICB of Council I Blu
, year by makin
. Day.
1
le suicides reporte
zig the day afteiC
s too great.
!on the Clark Cou .
set twenty-four
sur consecutive ho
I
ity (Intii-
I bousand
t the subject up I
IS to -I lecture at
Le to , set out bee 'tie
if Rothe are gettin
statue , of Gatibal
!Lis death, if possib
d the coroner's ju
I %r. Kennedy, the
at he .came to.. his
while laboring u
.ion, indicating tein •
up a sub.
I to bo
'y in the
Pitt burg
deatit by
der great
orary in-
propriate epitaph
iiat could
atesman's
ombstoffe
er an American
been cut upon the
tutorpowurd, of D i
tit Amendment of t;
icliigan—
e Consti-
f Madame
din Paris
Ihe `Ptah
id to which
I I affair.
Commune
under the
• s the ace
it directly
soaped de.
~•uld not bo
• Danbdri
;eping ovet
15 a sympa
just as good
It"
liar with a
he had eh-
"Oh yes."
r some CAW;
hlme who%
/dent- of t h e
ntril Butler
:in hip of die
liege of the
al undertakes
lohg in the
a el l ongb, an
41nother . for
asl busily en
el
• hie oda"
" "No, there
forgot to tell
1. a Slow Cali-'
anductor and
• was on the
la Id he: "You,
know • but
t r
s - it might e
on earth to
ht in and bitin'
rrested a Sici
d at midnight
house, which
was to !mock
other to open.
he, when he
open—brigands
eyed, and the
in a rage and
sacriticCd his
escence of the
I ntor of public
- nal: "We have
ibute the able
. of Wales, pre.
ing Journal by
ins a great deal
a g information
ich our readers
the pig-headed
I ng to die when
I•t has occured
d time the pa
' ight years. It
will take the
id perhaps two
s_ion have never
es to show the
lit is an esta'b-
t a person who
• d is less liable to
e who has had
le rt. an attempt at
, ter walking half
Ily stopped *mad
d anything with.
ton Mr. Jackson 4
e sport and asked
. The reply was
hing to do with
aik as fast as the
uently had to go
some years held
cate gratuitously
ess college. The
Rhcations, twenty
. The two who,
re now in excel-
i
• rs, and etlin good
1 a up his • exper-
the trouble is not
oyment fsfr com
,etent women for
U
ope ' oil
1
is the
!ay were
i'
• t week.
on laid
r;
18 C 11-
1 9 1 J .O a,
all he
1.) tele
ai tmas.
n *ltch
flanta Is