USEFUL.AND SUGGESTIVE.
What of the Prospects of Dairying. -
',LDuring the lest six or. eight years
„htitter
and chtersenialdng hare been all the rage.
Ttice.i.Y . ,l%itit forth that theAlairytriett were
the only farmers who Were making any
money. So ey s erybody engaged is agricul
ture was inclined to rush into dairying, as
just before everybody rushed into hop cul
tttrilt., Jheir experience with lippe,loyt.rever,.
lirtkierifthat a CHAS must' Sooner of - later'
come In - ,dairying; but eackleep.ecl:to get rich
before the business got sufficiently Overdone
•
to make it unprofitable; mul we think every
body has been disappeinted . • in' tit' - ,6" -ways :
.:.First,:bectiuse wealth bas,been accumulated
- -iielillowly liiilairyiiig t and second,-bectinse
~,Alte-crisis
has not sooner come. - . , , '
':•-:0 03t h - ewhole; as regards prices. the • pro-
s
peeit•of- ilhirybg s thii setiSort. haVe
. not' been
encouraging. The price' of butter - has drop.
-'fied",slT fully 20 per cent., and butter-making
has been no r :11,14e ; profitable than cheese
:,making, while we do. not considerthe future
Ttb
7Oflyilficz= Itrrlarketi . ':any' 'more :prOmi4ing,
--.tliiii:thati tifthe cheek tritirliet.,:Stili; -no:
' 'Aiody has Sriffered badly, except 'those who
‘. ligvellutdq such poor butter .or cheeie that
- I) . 'uy,era.,' Wc4lil,not: pay - k ; Yelm.fiteridlve price
-,;'forit..! Atfeh, onght-t e . suffer till --they leave
7.4lieliviliesS.Orlearitto Make a, beittiarti:ele.
~.ysices, thorigh low_ as c.ompared •With'-the
z-zquidatioris of the hist leiv , YearSit_litive -not
4 .bg 7. so much lower, -if :. d'Ornplice'd ' in - -gbld,
no _s _so ;1034 , as 4 0 -not pay the:first-class dal iy.
m a ► l t - x i:tie hils"the proper, facilities and a
- -I 'te4.te-the_business4.lls_well_.as_any
_thing els.e.. -put ; we,41413k , they, ,ilave been
IoNT elf - Obgli, "Mid Me' onfloek'threatening
enough, to drffe:tint of the business those
~..15- h .11We :11P:XigAst:.:. W- PAgafi9. ja._lt:-those
livi g
in localities aneoccupyirg farms bet
ter, uited 'to: other : brariches... of agriculture
i l than to diArying. WO belieVe many fact- ,
' * l'Siiaiti tliO`WiSt that have ruff this'year,',Will
, not open next oßrinc , i and that such will be
'AO 'ease withniost of', the_ unsuccessful f ac
',lootttries in our state,.:_ • • .- : ''-' _ _-„ - : -
' We therefore consider the', l.
prospeets' - of
legitingtMilallyNg reeve r -better than they
4trer , rio= ti3peeulativo dairying has-had its
17,
- 'ita3.' '''W must" now' Settle -down- tozsolid
.-r-bti esiv•tirtica lieral4.. -.1.-1. : , ;-; ,- - -
:?:-:........ _- L.
_ _ Modeottilonagioia Restive Horse.
A groom,. mounted on, a high_ Theitled
hunter f ' etitord- ilki::lliglri - itreet 7of Cold
,stream, and when opposite Sir John Majori
banks monument tlfe' horse began to rear
and plunge to a fearful extent, s4rving to
the right.endAen to the left,
.brit to 'go for
ward he would not, nor could all the exer
tion of tke groom overcome his obstinacy.
-'Theotrpotwas Alled , with people, 'expecting
:loilieit.'ilii. AnWirkl. destroy, „liinisalf on - ,the
.S #lllfei bit the - iron railing round the :noun
mein; when Mr. McDougall, saddler, Wallted
up to the price:l_llnd _said : -"I think,
,my
man, you are not taking the proper methot
to rtiake Eth - e" liini. - 6 7 . ge - ; .--. 011oW :file, - if you
pleaio,:ii:KaltoW you a trickW.Orthkriowtiag."
- "Well," said the groom . l 4r n you ca ' make
him go, it's more than I can ; len Mr.
McDougall took a piece of whip, ord, which
rt
, ) he tied with a firm knot 0,-916 0- end of. the
„pritertal's ear, which he be gently down;
_Llastening the end of,the?fring to the check
I...bucklerof the bridle;9iis,done he patted the
c tkorse!s neck once or Vice and said: ~"Now
vet ine.tiee'yolitcl ifilietly lioink A like good
' LI
(tree." Asto2dling - to relate, the hose
moved oil as,gently as if nothing had hap...- .
paned. Ate. McDougall says he has seen in
London/korses which no manner of force
could, lake go, while this mild treatment
wa - - 7 alWays successful. -. V .
Watering Horses
We think both man ar4l beast are general
ly watered too much. lien ' and horses at
hard work in warm weather, perspire just in
proportion to the quantity of fluids taken
; Into thti.stomach.‘„ Frequently drinking in
.hot weather, itcording to oir experience
emisculates e instead of refreshing. Some
,years ago, being at Cape Island, •in driving
out in One of the stand coaches of the place,
on a very hot day, we asked the driver
. Itow
it was . that hiS horses perspired so little,
while the horses of private carriages, going
at a slower speed, were covered with foam.
He . .replied.that he watered his horses three
.titite,irislay only, though he sponged their
mouthS frequently, - while the private drivers
water 'their horses whenever they stopped;
He sax , and it seemed to us very sensible,
that tb!, frequent kvattring of horses effect ,
ed no goOd purpose, while it_ made them
very uittcOmfortable and lethargic. Horses,
`no*ltter V4iht their work was; did licit need
watering oftener than three times a day.
Our own experience with horses all our life,
la to the same effect.—Copy Hook'.
_., _..-.. _ , •
!'. 1 A : :• . .. . . -
For tho Household.
\BAKErrii t AiE.-Here is a simple way of
prevetitiokitike from sticking to the tins in
which it is bakacl. Grease thq tines thorough
' ly, then pitt in u hamiftii of flour, shake it
all over the iniiideof the dish in which you
bake; then, after turning- it upside ,down,
- Stilkeit . on the edge of your fliaur boNyl; that
jwill,free nil, that does not adhere to the
Nov• put in the. dough anti your
cake Xll "eoine out" nicely. -‘
To VilirrEx LINEN. —Put a handful of
theleat9 of the Jatuestolyn weed in the pot
nut boil, Keith'. the: Clothes. The, 'fic,qiient
used tliiscill whitenizolotheg -very 'much.
; TO:KEEIN-Kmv - ns PROM fl[ BMO.—scour
them on a board cros.s*ise, with some dry
briek, : later _haying wiped them perfectly
_dm - and put them away without wiping off
the brick dust. _ •
To .11F.Itovr. INK-Sep - v-3.-13m tlu article
- etainid'oVer a warm flat-ifOil,'Skretch it well,
then sqadgze a few drops of lemon juice on
it, and the spot will disappear at once. Wash
immediately in cold;dater. `1
s' • I •
lianuo.N th;;;l:,yr.zl --Wa-dt in suds made
of soap, - . and iron thill3P. Cover the
ribbon with a clean cloth. and as the iron
over that. If von wish to the ribbon.
dip it, (Vying, into guntarabie water.
,C oil,
uraz you - ,Coas.- : •Take- ft little o
oa - getting UP b the Morning and before re
, "t. irmg•atnight;,.tttyl rubilt on the earn( with
the tip'of the linger, I : zapping; the corn well
pared down. This relieves the friction,
which causes corn., and will cure thepi in a
short time.
. . . -r-r ' t ft. u t.
_ Tct Ittai:P.f.u.li.vn s Q - i‘,l AZ; /11C! ' .e li *v il‘.
tle liiurratie acid should be put Int, glue
when it is dissolved, ready foi use, 'it will
retain the glue in the same coi dition for a
long time. It willneither . dry up nor fer
ment. _Tile tige of-a - stnallfi9rtion.ef 'sugar
1 of lead will alto preyentlerihefitntion.
A CANDLR TO I,3eTtV ALL NI liT.—When,
as in case of•slekness; . a dull light is wished,
or when matches are mislaid,-1 ut powdered
salt on the candle till- it reaches the black
. part of the wick. In this way a mild and
steady light Inv be.kept_through the night
li,# 'ti%Mall'Pke.e,Of candle. , - , -; -•-_, , , • -
SALVE - P4:511. CLAPPED 'HANDS, ETC. ..----
,\Take equal, welglits of fresh, unsalted:but ;
ter,. - -InhtidluiallOir, s 'beeswax, and stoned
icalsins- „Stunner-until-the raisins - are &me'
o a crisp but not buTnefl. ,Straln.aild pour
to cupalogoal,fllidli qt. oil - the:litinds or
lips befor going liih - C'd or going out in the
wind. , '
7 " ‘ . -- _:: - ...L.._ - ..________
Juixe. r4..y0.V4 Poir4t4tvw.-BlacAne t r.
—forthe.oniirig - Work Of 'ulterteollections
by Jules Fevre contains the following spit , -
ited sketch: * •
itj \l
' " \ thouglk verging
. on his liath-zepr, Big
mare appe4redlo be irt the flithi of his
vigor. His high statqie, his grand beak ,
littO glpmarked face; g.avOIMM, - an
.as
pect imPosing and severe, teMpeted hoWev
\
erby a, n turd freedom 9f,p)Artngs that bor
dered on ommOn-OliCe simpileit.t. His ad
dress was ourteous and dignified, .absolute
ly freer-rrf ffectathih: null:Nl . ..fife:A .- , :;Wiietr
the Mit* . flOll Wita;Ondebeguti he asdumeti.
a friendly ' s chit 'Manner, , which hq ;lever
departed fit, ." ile must have regarded me
as a negotiato . <Mt* betteaCiilain. lie had
the politeness So 13 4P14. 0 4$Juty. imlication .of
such . Uki4vctlOlVßild•-: seemed intorestfsd rhy
my lowty.2l._ .. -. e; - : . 7 ' ' • i •
WICKHAM. &- FARR
Second Stock
ran and Winter
, -A1,C)01:0181,
=I
and at• selli
3LICI NAT
=I=;MI
k
Jan.
I,lBn.
Real -Estate Agency 2
• •
underslinea is Agent. for the md. ft tbs folkor-
I ingYaPIi,PROPEVIT
IN El
ooi VILLAGE Lop,'
snails on the ilanalleldrcact an 3 aciiistnwit: thaw
10t8 ITS is the central Dart of town;' and cottVettlasit tO
••
Ro it . Itod." Depot.-
SErnmx, Lorof
. _ • .
Sktitated on the Undo!' the.Rall Road, and sidtabie for
MANUFACTURING.
A'beso 1614 nyli bo sold on r asoriable taftni.
MEM
R. 13 Ellar
CHEAt. CASH
. .
has a !WI aSsOrtment of at
IPOREION AND DO,
:.DRY .: 0Q
Wkitch rtUpoe sold
I
i..43)1E9' AkittitliatiCaki. 41
LINEN GOODS, WRITE. P
. AND cessnizas,
wade, 000 II
: ' •
316 . 14 *;sir 0I •
7
-11.401/°sl,„7 - I
I Pee GM
$ _
uga.r,
,Sdkr, -` • •
Coffee,qucker*, "laid
HAW Et -CAPS, BOOTS :a
• • ;; ;, t3vl,:lopizt,uw:
,atish"pald foe bllerTlißci. ship
S 11MT- ; ;)
Mosso ea aittdiexik 'inn. '8 tocl
-svrys fad 12. read/ and willing to
t
„ .
=I
-1,- ,Ll
M M
1100/.
II
J r"
ifa
- X 11,
1-
OE
"
1
j p• -;4t
IMMiI
then; it Chair usual
Vtateel.
WIO . IIIIADI k rpth.
Mil
STORE;
mibb si
f .• - • r ) :17
ru: -
, ,
I=3
CLOfins •
IMIS AND
aid NpUigui •
_
/Tat: Ai{
'Miljgoll*,
FM,
ACt,
61,1r. is
crw good r
'
O , Pc '
1%1
EISEEME
I ° t
nideli
knoWIS
EIS one of t i e most;
tr e f o d'et.t ual remedies
vver iliqfovered for
Ing the .=ya-z -
Ann aml purifying =
the hh..).1. It 'has
y r stood the .ttst of%
yet:N, with. : ,a' eon
rowing tvp
-33 . ion, on tt4
§,..t... ita re
tuarliA:e CZ:I r s() by sat and
ta•aoiTial to ,:•iii:dren, end yet .e.4•11-:li'ini
,a, to er . ,fe.. , .t; iitirlze out the 'great cots.
ruption , L'.ood s , such as the scrofulous
nuntatnitilttion. lutputlties,,
th% r v,.)kay , the system'
4, l 'y ;t. !itis - Find.-
1111. l iii= :;)PAT. ilin,,e its wonderful
many lik-h .are puble!y known,.
of Serasittl:t, an-i all s:i•of1.1:out dileases,
Vieers, 1.!../11)tittos, and eruptivedie
mini of it... skln,„l?'. *
i . Ltia9.l"4 - . Blatellett,
,71,421ipliii,,Otbi,Sores. S t .
litre, ]Lose or Erysipe—
las, 'fetter, Snit itltettal, Scald -
Heat', ith g Wont', and internal Ul7l
eersttio2ls oi' the 41 terns, Stomaph,
atkil .otlter-,eom
plain,4. to i;.,-wl.ll l ..Lnot seem 'espeei
- vtily a.lapte.; F 1:..] 11 ., ikpiy, '3 ; :i pep.
liearri)isease,
W44t41!1it..%95, I.)ybility, and .
Let.'ori 1: tiwy 'are inanifesta • -•
::oft- or ilk • '49,
1: o :i-o -- oier of health and
• i.l it By renewing th 6
.ii•zestive organs,.
.1•• ; .,;•,• n.l listle; , i.4 lan-
Ert-1 !wire rolliFortlei
11,1 rtve-itnicrer,
',!• i. , I'4te.ll move);
,r• ;At.: a tie.. , le.ts4 of
-<il t,
l
MEIER
OM
:/).1
"
Li r f i •
.7;
jc,
C)., 1..0we11, -Mass),
dr.!
" • IST • •
JAM 181•27-"---.--
PIERCE , KRESS.
f t -I, r TZ, U .trz •
Mi - 00 TO-Wik
rs
Ic
Drugs and Medicines,
■
' 444 FAINTS, - OILS, VARNISHES, OLA,SS, PUTTY,
Al ti) ALL STILES OF BRUSHES, &o.
AarGo TO HEAD. QUARTERS FOR.lin
Choiee tiquors, Cigars;
• • •
sad TOBACCO. Also for
--, miczockwriii.. Es.. .
.
.
Bellgtotisdlistorlcal, fifeilleal, Legal, Blank or School.
N. a: .4. full_ muirtmettt .of the latter. Also, an ea
eellent zulimlimktilt Of :'- . s . '- • .
.
31:12110E9, non= vuodz;
• STATIONERY,. CORPS AIIP TASSELS,.
C
,
roctettilLeai. -.--
al Teas, Sugar% Cotree,lokrup, trokumea,,Rica, Spices,
14*, etc ., *a will riot be beaten In price or. quallty.,.—
W 0 *ll} "Gall &Nee:Teas by the cheat, or , sugar by the
barrel, at lo w figures an the, atnna:l* . j he: Vitiaight .at
Oda aide er ow York.
&C.
of tie rzeWeat styles,ragi lamp • chlmnege ~
tbat wilniat
break.
•
FanepqmdTolle
Ljtai es;
l
,trot
,eglMPOStiti TOILVO w IADES,
41 - li
.„,,. pIitI3IHEES,
i &c., %- ve? OUT- .
..f -..pplkiAil WEOPI3 -..
!I( A. Y " A
^, 1 '----,' 4WD ,
Wiiiofittietife , village lots for sale in the
central parte the ton"; and W also loan tarry at
Loanable •ratAi i ~, \-,
4 3. D. W. W. Webb bat. bls .01163,„in our store,
Iv hi may bOtgonsultell for advloe artztatinent.
..Ta n.,,1872-tf. \ i , EaI3TOZOB ec•CcIPO - 8.
. - 4."/InW-TzNi-vA"ivr,remr,..x.rek......rmsvtsio,
GE
BOOVAND SHOE MR.;
ithm, D VIET & FlSBililt have now cm
band a large stock of Boots 101
Bhoes, and propose continuing the
Elbow egad manufacture of tile same, at thei t SO
" ';' i t r i j " t" . l- 16 1—, b : 14r i et . L an
They o pithAn - reduoteg prices bri A angoous d
selling, strictly I
Hats iiiitt . Caps,
E
warrirbted to fit shy foot from 1 , 10. 10, to 13 ancluelv3,
Aus stoclreof; A
FRENCH CALF, FRENCH HIP, 1:71P241,
SOLE, COntio.2i CALF; UNt.— - •
Pici.L c Vd:P s _/: 2413- •
so ,
, SHERT.)OD.
=1
Mi
On Findings we shall be found at borne ammo, and
we shell endeavor to sell at prices satisfactory to the
trade. We won't be undersold.
CASH PAID
EOB BELDB9.i ; •
CUSTOM. WORK!
•425..qb1OrquIPAItoild.vrell.. Repairing done on abort
Hoots. Drop In and be convinced: • ••
Jan. 1, 1872. • • • DERBY & 1713BEILER.
NEW GOODS!
t •r, I.th.
Ton pieces Black Altipaca just replye4l
-
lIN
1!IIIMAI!I
ds. new and destrablo Mee* of Prints Put re.
ce vea HAIIDNOINIk
•
•
7 :0.! f' • 4
EN
. ~~
Browzkattit splatijettoirsitiAU betwitcsfaL Akio
4 .?4 4l Pattii HARDENII.
e.1 , :141111.1 1 Tu ~
A.....,
S J
.
/ I f,Bt7s to tattiegr , etteml at =lows
=
.111 . .
,
Veititetaug..P.A44rei, Doesl92). Lafg. es: and glal,. itie
. , 11 , :- --* -
,
_.; for lale"di2dail'at
w 1.-4 r f.•
=I
NEE
SEEM
is f t..-41 , .v.35i
Shaw a. Wove FrosicrrotOteV•luidestite-trzrapigie...
Oyzitt
Jan. 16,' ZVI. • •
~ a -
MESE
ierti:fti 71'10
4414rrirosui re
artivilestml,
to =MO launialags piiinent and say° costs— 3r. iL
--;,------ ,
PK Ve r ;:-.4
aparilla
FOR
(Patent or otherwise)—Also for
P. IS. TRY OUR 4 SUILLTItO TEA
FOR CASH.
We keep a good easortment of
BOOTS, BALMOBALS, Germs
BOOTEES, BROGANS AND
GALLIGABRINS
will be kept up as heretofore. -
IMIZIIMiIn
a t
~~: .. F~
MIME
MEM
L
is wW fall of good. aorta
-
_
Crockery,
=I
MIEN
. • ~. `%
. , -.. ,
end invite ALL the pooha of R9oga County
i. ' ' - 1
comsat* prict , s. Thil
is to' at bayeris;Bl
catty.usBCame awl all, v. , a alas Sae; a g
'fin 3.3872, I
W■
_ - ,X# ll *lliele 3
it.;;oi, . 4 14 4 '
- at pens much less ttuttf:b
- •rOMY, de!,d 4 ol YOnkeo. JV
MEE
amlaifrom i l vtin 6., 02,60 to 10. GO.
. L4111.21t0 WSW
t Y! 6 , 11 • !t$ 1 ,•0 1 ? to SLSO:
ISMiI
IMRE
Ready-Made CI
Tisa . Wl444C:tory far-
De~l or
il* f
.4 - • -10 Wats
1 29 - •
.. • __
ir cis horn_ _6O tints Urn..
- A itugsal •' " • • .. 19)4 east.
:=o sl lrll
- db~tas. foil m an
tens.
we invite every.ons_ .I.Abracrt of swaths t
a i l v =_l!o • sholr cnar Goo.
gn I UP.
The
EMEITiI
; ;
41 I 1 41 1 Ik kl I I 41
I I I I I 411 regt .1 1 f i4" 4 :11
114
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4 , 110111 i: Illooß 1
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440.. Lir*VaitiValtiglY
Thai!title's ° 0111114
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•
2,1
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The
coxi"
le fot'ttle *inier
0 '
COQ
. - -
-
EOM
Boots
INIE
T V, arktiV,
••i - •
ISM
'is The
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.4text
'
Mil
1.P.-
jll.O
NO. I sow= a
Ell
atx'ktrasouis.i opo,
WM
BE
olee
7 , •
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li A r g eSt lEtab
- ZnIEIrLC)3EI
DitlT
WWI
-inlet Brio
z•
krriT
. .
ME
gul.ator,
MEW
tf t - N, • Ir.',
e. Tlie iilloOmeT4 fa cou►plete in eV
St GROCtiIIE
INKR
and , Shoes,
J:r
ERIE
(21-00ficiss,
CIE
f'
IN
{e:w ::ißoiii'..Road,
wets
whb Wish to make p l - in this Un
''• l•
s.
Stook
Convinced that thin L the place to •
• • thus generally, and boy j u s t wha t ,
NAT brine
Mill
GOOD:
AT
on & Brio
Ell
'A BLOM, WALLIAgYAO,
gill=
*ems' 43,1cLocrassi t
.
• • •,; • - 4 • wpm Paiwy COuelarlii&Rasok ;Weis Mil.'
•li ••••• s far.befote.",.We 10110 ram of..- : . ..= .
:.: ; - - . ;,..:'l:.-;. -; 4;;,:ti -, -•F '-'-' ''''' ' ' ' •"'
g tiOnB 7
J4lootB .
1 818 1Ei 4 4 / 1 248 : 411"C l aPro
• .r.:. -
• '''' ••
' .. - :, ' 3. Ili t:11 ' i•
• : ' : -•
. - Childreak Obomitrotruisai to • -
- ' • .... Hsu . friii.'e. .;i.ii* iiiimito
--- ' • . aks*,frifor... ici.J,lmi,,faillim 0,. 140,
, . ,
.. •:. :. ... ~ ........t.... / .7. 9 I.:Jr/4;a •',1,,,,:r -
-1
' : AT UNPRECEDENTED 'LOW: : -
I'
thin ?g i rt _
a.
Moog_
Frenob - .Gingbams...
gi_eortiestrlat-
i'00.00e:10;: 'Et
BPI - 0,14; OA** t
%M aai atttion to =l;il, 9 lrbleb:
our Una; to drop itciaktake a k\ol;4
f. 2
ishmeni in No
itt..7•77 • ;;• • 4:
4 2
••• •
nVi•-• • ••• 4 4.' ' r`4 4: •
FiX.43316519
• 4 '444
SI ; •
AND DETAIL.
G-IS
o quintiles 010904.
•• • • Goods aro ° sold at
L MrlN :W
is
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--.. ... , .-, , l PS:- constantly-:o n band, ELGIN.
4L t • ALTHAM and , SWISS - WATCHES,,
yof- • filtin illarto dt Calendar CLOCKS. ,
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f.'; .. --;- -- _ --- •--
ikeitiqi- Biooifi ' iiil4oiVt.itiltile-.,lltlttor'_itia'i'eult
'Hawse ~_.• cups,' castors-laud cake, Baskets: : Nifigithl
Nino; Oteatn,'Etalti Sugar- and-AlUstard Spoona; , rine
Gold and 'Agate Illugli: fliold Pena and Patella; 'Solid
[
Gold Seta; Pearl, Fancy- tat-Plated Buttons; -Watch
Guards and Chains, ke. A large btock of SPECTA
7GLES; GLASSES, and Colored Glasses , all
, at ' reduced
piece ,i• ' • • • - ' - - •.: -
~.,. • , • -. • .• ,
. N. B.—Wafehea attd•de elty neatly Repaired.
.• • .
Jail. 1,-18,7i-tf • -
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JEW EL
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AIThREVir - FOLEY
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- has long been established
'0
In 'thil Jewelry buelness In
- • 1 — .'
Wollsboro bee ,slways for sale,
Tartans kirsls and prices or: -
4"'S7
'AKERt,CAN: WATC,H.ES,:
Gold Or ClOeliti, Jewelry, :Gold Chains,
;Keys; Kings, Pins, Pencils, Cases, Gold and
"'; Steel, Pens; ' spoons, Razorit,
- : Plated (Fate,
IMM
:SEWING?- : ?4ACHINF,S, ,:
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With most all other a
tAbUltixn ta; which ar
Repairing dohs nwiatly
. - -
NOTICE. '
Jan. 1.-1872-1 y
Wei v Mill
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.IERB. C. P. MITE,
- Owldixtiatatt tunto
-
4.: .
Fancy -Good
#4Ol Ali is selling
Al o es tit s -
Jan- 1,1073-u
Th
prim(
Ittet P
is deo-1441y th
may -needs a tr
goo, wishing to
• maims.
Aix 1, 1872
E
A b !I r VING ret,
pared, wit)
superior
thing in my lint
and superior ba
out palm Preac
Work warranted
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. July 19. 18
' FcT
AGE
• a
DIME OF .LONDON LitTi
..111 D.-4. EFIV7iy, the w'ell.inown Journalist.
.
The, Very Largest m ission sCOms Pai
• Tiag hook is it beautiful octavo of 665 pages, ern -
Halted with 290 engravings, and duely,execute d ! map f
London, designed and executed expressly for this w k
bylemlnent arttsti. It 'soutane a :full, amble d
truthful statement of the Bights, Secr:ets, , and Sensuei
of the:great Metropolis' of the world. Address,
9UFFIFI.I) AAIMEAD, Publishler, •
711sausions Street, Thiladelpkla. ,
ME
;..r -
'Jan:llB72-4m. - -
le
1,, , 103.1.i.1)A:G.:111409113will give tousle ' leissorus at
1 = l i thorCtei to ,as many as May be pleased to
yes toldir liar instmetitms:' Terms $8 a
i ' " ;•:, Thitrtbuelltfttrathed for , ptaatlea fot $2. .' •
?,440C-4. 4 8P4 , •• .. 4 '-, - ..• : ; _ ..:-:. ,-, 1% • ... •
Ed..zal.
4dEIiCHANT TAILORING I
MOM
411E0114212 VAGO.TEli.lias just received ii: , euperb ne
14.T . #ortsrient of 41 kinds of , -
I- ..;az i oTria -
MEM
--'' iiii - geiktieioen's -: - • "
OARSE &FINRCLOTHING
labitiii4elitered to mahnfactnie - iii 'flit) BEST STEM
lad
On the : shortest 'notice, .Peteona wanting,. Clothing
Wilipleounk drop in and 'dee 'ray stock. Good Prra and
~ilid-Jaw betfor Work:guarantied. •:- • ' • • -- • i '
i
' I 1212-2 y; -.. • • - ,
,-, BED.BED. wir, mt , •
I • .'t.l:l ~::::Evr...-ASi a le or,..nent m ;,. -,: .. .
L
1 .000 D (Wry farm in Tioga townshiP,)moila C*7;.
-, Pa., about • 91.2 miles west of the . rt9pvigh of
gtfabout ISO airrealmyroiried, aka 411 nnimproved:r-
A it thOu barns,,threa dmllinchotuges,..an _tipple
orchard, and other fruit treete - Tema eaap.
ftaCiscdningfon the meat a 'firm and.' timber lands
eir t6.2 larn urel" V esi g vri""reil =L ied'
litlW.otel , ag o . ,wired;
a 'and apg's -I
01Xid inna r dairytog - 6=o, ••,•,
•„ C. H. ips.
Att. 1 1872:• - - • .• ~ . ' TiogikiPar .
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ONE
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SEE
V STORE,:
OR,O, • PA.
ME
tte„ &e.,"Arc
tielen uanally kept In such en.;
gold low for
and i promrrtly, and on short,
MI
CIE
eery Goods!
MIL
AINERY,
ParasolS, Gloves,
WM
;BOX Amovrtftp,
Int very loTr - priceq.. Drop. in and
Mn. 0. P. SMITH.
St
IMII
beet cashing Aiachlne7 havautea. II
to satiety the roost , skeptical.
,Per !
purchase, will address • •
LUKE STEVENS,
Tioga, Pa.
Dentistry.
ed from A visit Era, I am now pro'
anew stock of goods cud instruments,
inducements to thoip in want of any-
Artificial teeth inirerted on a new
e, at low rates. Teeth extracted with
rvation of the natural teeth a speciality.
Tcrina reasonable.
A. B. EASTSCA.N, Dentist,
IVellsboro, Pa.
SADALIS
E IIiGgEDIENTS THAT
C 31POSE ROSADALIS are
p • 11311•1;c1 on every package, there
it is not a
. secret preparation,
co seqaently
PI YSICIANS PRESCRIBE IT.
a cedilla' cure for Scrofula;
, • philis in all its forms, Rheumal
, Skin Diseases , Liver Conti'
pint and all diseases of th ,
0 E..tOTT4E OF nOSADALIS
1 1 do more good than ten bottl •
f the Syrups of Sarsaparilla,
Hf t LIfjOERSIGNp"..O PHYSICIANS
re used It esadaliti i n their practice
1r the past threo years and freely
5,.. - 'Bo it as a reliable Alterative
Ili . illood Purifier. . • '
~
1101 . T. - C. PUGII, - Ot taltlrinio.
D ,T.' I. DOVICIY, , - ~I . .. ..
D .R. IV. CARR. 1 ..
1)1 . F. 0. DANNELLY,"
DR. 3. S. SPARKS, of Nicholasville,
K y.
DR. , J: L. I I)IcCARTHA, Colon:ibis;
DR.A. B. NOBDE.S;Fdgecomb, N. C.
•_.l. •
ijaEP :AND BNDOBSED BY
,T.l`,lllE•tickit, SONS,,);`all River,
&
- , ass. - • • - •
P. . &MITlf, Jackson, Mich..
4 1 .. .NV IIFF.LER, Lima, Ohio.'
LL, Unto. 07.i0.
I 'EN. ZOGlCE4Pgrdolovilile, Va. •
g lits.
, / T.t., G. McFAMDEN:,, gurfrees.
' boro,Tatity. .-
d, - •
• U,' Onace Will not allow of any ex.
tended remarks in relation to the
slues of Itosadalis. Tothe Medical
111. feasion we guarantee a Fluid R.
tra t superior toany ; they . have,ever
nat ' in :the tichtment, of, diseased
11l
s od; and to theaßlieted weaay try
110 dniis, - and you will' be restored
to health. ' -
osadalls is sold by 'all Druggists;
cc 81.50 per bottle. Address
DR; CLUENTO al CO. -
• milufaciarifig chemists,
- rimernicoar, CIA j_
MI
WAYTEP, - : FOR
EEJ
RAILWAY TIME TABLES:
-E - RIERAIL Y
AtiStltaororixtriZiota,Aragreo Novaara,lB7l._
BBB? IMPROVED _DRAWING ROOM .and
SLREPING COACllRB,copabluln g all litodorn Itnprove !
m anta, tiro inn through on all Trains balloon Buffalo,
I'iiagara_ralla Su/pension Brhlgo,Alovhaud.Clnclu .
•
not' and New 'York. - •
Westward. I -
EtTATIONEI.
NewY'r'kL've
Jersey izicy! ,
6ueq'hauua'•
Groat Bend."
Dingheton.‘;
•Olrego.
Waverly., "
Elmira.
VOrailig.
Painted Poet"
Rechester.Ar.
Buffalo. • • f 4
211agrarall'"
Suep.Dridge"
Clifton "
Dunkirk "
Cleveland 't
Cincinnati "
Additional Local Trains 'Weatward.
6.00 a. m., except Sundays, from Owegcr. 1- •
6.0.0 a. in., daily, from Snaquebana. . ,
0.60 a. m daily, (rem Susquellann.
1.00 p. m. except Sundays, from Suaquebarm. '
• 1.16 p m except Sundays, from Elmira. Stopping at
Big Flats 1 39, Corning 200, Painted 'Post 200, and
thence, via Avon, to Buffalo, arriving at 885 p m. ,
2.8 0 pm except Sundays,from Binghamton,
Eastward.
STATIONS
L'ye
'Cleveland "
Dunkirk "
Clifton 6 ,
gusp.Wire "
Niagata I'..'•
Buffalo ' "
Efornells'vle"
Rochester "
Corning
Elmira. • "
Waverly
Owego I ,
ignghtneenh
Great Bend
Busqueban'ac.
Port Jervis "
fdiddletown"
Bonbon : "
Newburgh I
Paterson
Newark "
Jersey City "
New York
A. FOLEI
- Additional Local Trains Last war
6.00 a m.,sundays xcopted. from Ifornelivlllo
6.65 a m,, daily from Elornellaville. ,
' 7.00 6 m.. oxcept Sundays,Trom Owogo.l
7.60 a m., except Sundays, from Eltn
• .1.68 p. m.. except Sundays, from Painted Pcst, 1
2,10 ail p. m., except Sundays, from flornellsville.
*D.
t Mon y days excepted, - between Ifornellstille and
Pert Jervis.
L. D:
Gon'l Stip%
Noithern C,int
•
Direct Rout° North an South,
'.oe and after Sunday. Nov 12th, 18234 Trains wil
depart from Troy, Ps., as follows :
rd
LIMVE SOUTIIWARD.-
Mall A. M. Bo Into ExPreip, 10.80 P.M.
li!'maport Accom. 7.10: Niagara ExprEps 1.05 P. M
• TRAINS LEATH NORTHWARD.
Hall, `ll.BO 'Pi Id: Eluilra Aocui.lo 05 A. M
Niagara Exprega 4,30 P. M. Buffalo ExprOs'4,27
A. R. FISKE,
General Superintendent.
J. A. REDFIELD,
AWL Gezel Stun..
Welisboro & Lawrenceville H.
Time Table• No. 3.
TAKES EFFECT TEORSDAY,Nov.I6II4,IB7I.
GOING NORTH. STATIOXB. obiNa sons.
.
680 pas 11 10 am. Corning 1900 n is t, 7 50p no
425 pm 10 05 am Lawrenceville 10 /7 a m 50 pm
4.14 pm 955 am Dunning 'lO 27a m 59 p m
408 pm 961 am *Lathrop . ' 1032 am - 04 p.m
861 pm • 940 am • *Bear Creek 10 40 a m 010 pm
840 pus 933 am Tioga 'Mao 10 66 am ,0 20 pm
3.81. pm 918 am , - *Hammond 111 1211 m 935 p sn'
819 pm, -907 am - *llllls Oreelcill 25 a m 940 P in
4
818 pm 900 am ' Holliday 'll3la us • 50pin
803 pm 851 am . 'Middlebury 1/ 11 am ' 11 69 p m
254 pus 848 am Niles Valley ).1 49 am-105 p pa
242 pm 831 am *M arsh Creek 12 02 pm 1 1.8 pia
235 pm 805 am Welleboro'
1 12 09 a m •1022 pm
*Flag Stations. A. .GORTON, Sup't.
,
Illossburg & Corning 10 Tioga R. R.
GOING NORTH
1110 am 630 pm
10 66 ara 616 pm
10 42 am • 602 Dm
10 80 am 460 pm
10 26 am • 445 pm
10 15 am 4 35 pm
10 03 am 421 pm
953 air 411 pm
949 am 407 pal
937 am 357 Tm
926 am 847 pm
STATIONS
.Corning
Mulholton •
Erwin Cent
Cook's •
Lindley
Lawroneevil
Somer'stam
Old Station
Tioga
Mill• Creek
)41cCov's
Lamb's Croe
Mansfield
Canoe Camp
846 am 309 pin Covington
826 am 250 pm Blossbtirg
225 p m Somerville
225 pm ' Fell Broot
H.OORTON, I L.l
Stipt B. R. R.
9l6am 837 pm
906 am s27pm
InsuranCe Ins
, Hand in H:1
Mutual Life Insurauoe I
OFFICE, Ho. 112 S. 4TH, ST., P.
INCORPORATED FERRI, Y 23, 1867.
Charted Capital $r700,000.
Assrps OVER , / $1,000,000,00
• .
Stock and Mutual, combining Seclity with Profits ;
Suppose you are already loaned in)a first-class corn
pany, and tronrany cause whatever, (flay after ten year
ly-payments) you do not or cannot pay longer and die—
your insurance gone and your money wasted. Not so
in the g‘HAND-Nri-IiAND 4" all Policies are NoN-Part-
PittzumE.
This company which ranks among the most popular
and successful Life Insurance Compardes,- -grants imi
tates on all desirable plans, both with• and without
profits. •
_
Traveling Priveleg \ es Vniestrietea.:
en policies are incontestiVe after Otte . year from any
the ordinary causes.
Eook,to your Life Insuranee. 'Please examine the
following Comparative Table. It isio di melimes alleged
by Agents of other Companies that e Company they
represent is safer,;- than others. e we' 'unhesita
tingly assert our belife in the soundness and stability
of all companies, wo desire to presrnt - the „ following
for the inspection of those 'desdring,to insure :
Of the following 'companies;*compare the annual pre
miudis charged by each for'tn insurance on life at , the
age of 80 years, payable at death :
Annual premium ,
for life.
Travelers' ' cas 344 '
Etna,— ' 22,73 -
Homo - .....
Equitable ....... . . , 22,70
Washington, 22,70 r
Hand-in-Hand 10,50
If 'not already insured take a p
'- ' , - _ "HAND:HT:HAN
the beat Mutual Company in th
Jan. 1, 1872. • - - A- 4,
ir-LAS now in stock, awl wit
hand, at• the lowest mar:
ol Twine, 2 & 4 ply cotton ••
8 & 4 strand. Knowl's patent Ste
JAM 130REWS, TAO •
• CLOTH AND WIRE I
ERALLY: E3fER 1
FOR GUISIM4.7 e
full assuitineut of Lek
ORINDSTONES.,OAV
ROWS IN ANY QU
VILLA ROPE
•
INCR 'DO I'
No. 1 2, mare engine op.
Come in Miil tats iiituct
It is yoiuselt anp . oblije
Jen. 1 2 1871 - --''.
•
No. 6. 1 No 34*
'
No.l.
11.00' est! 6130 ul 7.00
. i
11.15 i 6.45 el' 7.a0 "
8.16 p :1; , 166 2.364 it
8.37 11 2.17 41
16 • " 2.62 ft , 3.26 "
10.10 11 f 3.40 4 1 4 .11
11,00 • 1.4.27 11 448 "
11.00 " i 0.06 11 ' 5.15
12 30 A u? 6.42- 1 6.01 "
12.!3013: 4 '
10.20 "
2,05 " 1 7.05 -pm 7.20 Btt
6.20 11 11-20 ,A MI 11.20 A m
7.05 ",1210 . pyi12,10.rai
7'.1.0 12.16 ff , 112.16 of
7.15 " 12.20 " , {.1220 41
7.20. " 12.54 ";112.54 11
0.65 P z 0.65 "11 065 ."
7.00 ran 19, A at
0 30 A )I
13-45 "
4.30 Dln
5.13 P AI
6.63 g ,
6.80 "
7.05 , g
7.88 "
11.40 "
8.5313 up
12.00 NV
12.45 ex
12 63 "
1.00 "
2.22 "
7.00 "
6.00 P M
No.4' N048.t, i No 2
N0.12*
11 40 am
1000 pm
10 00 pm ...
640 p m_lo.oo 4 ; 440 am
646 ‘ 4, 10 06 446 "
560 64 10 12 "' 4 62 " .
• 045 n 40, 41 700 "
10 46 - " 330 am 1005 "
515 " 715 "
946pm'
725 m
126 pm
140 '•
.145 4 '
245
616:Sup
400 pm
785 .”
812 :'' -
847 '
9 32
10 15
12 20/t m 4 " 1180-
."11 08 4 4 " , J 5,35 ' l4 - 12 08 P M
87 " 008, ". 12 41 p m
219 44 ' 646.'•' 'l. l BPm
305 " -3 -727 41 166 pm
035 4 4 762 " 217 p m
400 ", 826 44 . 247 pm
750''• 1205 pmi 018 Pm
845 ". 12 63 " t
904 "
1103."
252 am
353 a
0 . 16 pim • **** 836 p m
11:00 am 247 'f 840 Tim
205 p,ro 516 "
11 38 am 323.' 9 15_pm
12 00 m 340 925 p
660 ''
700 "
OBS "
700 "
iVM. It s 13A 1 RR,
• Go . 4 ! Poes.Aet
GOING 7
5.0979
-9 00 EMI 50 pm
919 am 805 pm
1 983 am 818 pm
046 am 880 pm
9 50 am 836 pm
lo 10 15 am 848 pm
it 10 27 am 8 59pm
10 87 am 908 pm
10 41 am 912 pm
10 55 LIM 925 pm
11 02 am 932 pm
11 44am 10 15pm
1205 am 10 35pm
12 25 am
12 45am
.1311AITITCH,
upt Ttoga B. B.
Company,
I ELPMA.
Ten annual
I •
payments.
t 8 3.4 1
42,80
• ,40,07-
46,97-
82,00,
dicy with tho
trnited States:
iNGRAM, Agent.
I '
Aidaal
1: keep constantly' on
et quotations.
jutetwlne. Marlin 2,
Ladder, from 8 to Bft.
B _ • CE,A," WIRE
WHEELS
SAWS.
thuron and Berea
I , yam, EAR
! : -
tom OXE
complete easortimerit of
Meelanics
Tools, .
HOUSE MILDEW
HOLD HAMM
"NU 01VHAND.,
PRIM ON A g
HAS, 'IBM
AND ROUSE..
CONSTAII-.;
BOTTOM
,BICtULTU- -
hors, .
I . ' •. 1 7-
theewibote
J. B EIFFEL rar.
Ohi ,how my heart aloha for my own native hum,
,Where potatoes
Wilerde'hei eood weieomo are alwaye at hand,
And cfritios quAritdot.in plea smoke in a row ;
R here ( ho rmddin? the 11E40 of himger oft screens,
And, wiutt lathe tlecrer=ii pet of-baked Vents.
Let Maryland paast of I.ter dalntics iiroftise,
Her largn =katermsionii and eattelenes fine,
Par Miles and oysters, and terrapin steWe, •
.And soft era 4 blgb zetiteamith brandy and
peitber rry heart front, foy , ,patlFe land weans,
s Wlten'sntoisea OnliLetable a s pot M 64cd I;eang,
Tsni
Co pot of baked beans 1 with pleasure I saw it,
Well seasoned, well ported, by some iosy.faced (Janie,
And when from the gloving hot oven she drew it,
Well crisped iiti(l to olvied tope table it came;
Oh I Rlti C nie my country, tbodaMlnf my i tem ,
Of the dark Whitt piuldilly and Pot of bated !wafts,
Tlicit,of Naked bowl ab, the muse is too Bail
;Its taste to tteseauf on—lts vii flea to tell;
But look at the sons of New Eng and so hale,
And liei'ilaught'ers eo 'rev .Iwill tenet: thee ru3
welt : • ' 1 1 :. • '
,Like me It ylll tench thee to sigh for the Infat 3
Of health anti oil rapture-110 pot of baked beans,
, I . , —X„. y. A'smat.
,
The Bt. Lan IS 'Aties has a bon $100,1.10u
Worth of libel suits pending against it.
'.The pair merchants have ;exhausted - - Eu•
rope, and are now canvassing Iceland fur
chignon inatcriaL
,
An 'escaped - leopard i§
° traversing -.N ew
Jersey.' He does not tarry long' in One
place, but changes his spots Continually.
The loss - -of :too 'vessels,' the Urchin, of
Carnaryon, and the Mary - 8., 'of ijanelly,'
with all ou board, - is repOrted; from Lon-
ATice bridge was formed across the St.
Lawrence of Ogdensburg, which has Lap
pened,but twice. during the premst.century
Theodore Pnrker once•said he wished that
ministefs•and letureis -WOW 43c a little
more generonsi)ragpiAtin4 more. stingy
of words. ' ,
The new Boston Journal which is to tip
pear about the Brat of next March, is to be
called the Globe, and is to be of the sltpe
and
,appearance of the New York Tima
Mr. J., T. Trowbridge, the popular wr tet
for juvenile readers, at-great - personal risk
has just saved the life of a lad -who fell
through the ice on Spy pond;) near BostOu.
Out on the Wabash a Hoo.4ier is haunted
by two ghosts, one of which is a white-robed
female who glides silently before his eyes
with a second-hand coffin under: Tier arm.
Arany cases oi diphtheria in NpitbaraNew
England are fatal this - winter. ~"I.fiL one New
Hampshire town the schools are 'now sus
pended on account of the dread disease.
The schooner R Bullwinkle, from Rock
land for New York, waiburned at sea on
the 10th. The, captain and crew; Were saved
and brought to New - York by the' schooner
Portland.
A - Newburypott woman lately became the
happy mother of triplets, one of which . has
black hair, one red, and' the othet white.
She won't have to tie pieces' of ribbon on
them to know them apar. •
The House of the /Kansas Legislature
passed a resolution to appoint a joint com
mittee to investigate the alleged frauds in
the election of Uniied States Senator last
winter, without a disvnting vote."
It is said Stokes add young Bennett had a
dispute at Delmonieo's last year, when
Stokes insulted Bennett, and the Commo
dore seized him by the throat. • Stakes then.
drew his revolVer and flred, - ; - but missed
Bennett. The affair was - afterward hushed.
up.
511
The - Louisville Courier,r6urnaZ has the
following: - A Janesville . .Mis.j paper says
the girls of that town "sleep With their eel.-
seta on." When those Wisconsin girls take
a notion to be squeezed they are going to be
even if they have to haVe it done by ma
chinery.... •
After a , duel in Russia, which resiilted in
the death, of one of the combatants, and du
rinithe funeral 2ervices, the survivor en
tered the church, advanced through the
crowd of
,nioniner,s,-knelt beside the coffin,
and prayetl to the soul of the' departed for
forgiveness. •
On the 19 h ultimo, in .tew Orleans, while
the circus of James Robinson NV*3 parading
the streets o a dray collided with a car on
top of which was a royal tiger. The animal
was.so Fen -ly frightened by 'the accident
that he rep tecl a blood vessel and died in a
•
few mintite.. •
11 12am 943 pm
11 24am 9 55pm
John - fusrn is unable to subscribe to - the
fund for th restoration of Warwick Castle,
at least unii he has filled up his list . for the
relief of tTV • married couples ; a Ifoman and
her daughte , and a young man - and his sis
ter, who all sleep and live in one London
room sixteen feet square.
A couple of weeks ago, a 'than in Jeffer
son 'county,- lowa, named Sens, committed
suicide by hanging. He was found in a.
barn with a written confession of a mysteri
ous Murder of aGerMan, which , occurred
two years ago, pinned 'upon. the breast of
his coat. Robbery was .the Object of the
murder, - and conscience was the motivepower, of the suicide. • •71
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HOckVille now boasts of zi
,man who got,
married,' became . happy_ father ) , buried
both wife and. child, married again, and
buried the Second wife, all inside of eleven.
months. He remarked, with great emotion
as well as origiAnlity, when handing in for
publication the notice of his last -Wife's de
cease : ~•`There's no rosé withcint itstliorn "'
He ought to know.
This is from Punch ; "Muic• at hone--
Mrs. Lyons Chacer; 'How cruel of you to
get up so suddenly, dear Mr. gumblettun
ski ! ls anything wrong. With the piano'
Herr Rumbletumski, (with pardonable se
• verity.) ''No, 3latam, but rN . 'Os avraid dat
I , inderrupted de -general , gonversatiOn r
Mrs. Lyons Chacer; tOh l dear ..no.!-. Not -at
.all ! Play go on:'" - . - • •-• ' -- ,
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, The following notice Was .scrved- upon, a
-northern school-teacher; in Texas ,r -cently,
signed
,by some eight:or • ten of- th - larger
boys, three of them - between se'vent ell% and
twenty'years Of age: "We, the Uri&. signed,
i t ,
require you to treat-to a lnilliel — c4."' ecans,,
five pounds of raisini, and three of :Candy.
ryou refuse, We will putyciu in the deipest.
tole of. water - within one mile of. the school
hrse." ,
./ ! - , -
i Anna Dicki / nson; in s yeplyi to Alexander
Troup, whO challengedl her . to diseliss < the
labor question with him - in 'public; hays :•
."The question is An open one; flue Means of
information concerning it_ ample; -and. 0.16
truth to be reached thiongh: a. thousand
Avenues., I trust that every one
,interested
will - seek for. thii truth as dilligently ,as I
have striven 'after . if, . and finding it, will
- abide by its decree." - -'
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-The NeW York Coni — nterciat- Adrerilw .
says: "Another election row hi the city, of
BrOtherly Love. yesterday, and one man
killed—an unusually modest' result. There:
is no eitylin the Union which offers superior
inducoments for - gentlemen trained in the._
noble art of taking human' life-at election.'
New : York can not deny that in this respect
Philadelphia is opal to, if na_more than
tnach for it.” •
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There is flow a 1ar..6 pep . ..shaped !spot - on
that side of the sun that zs torued towards u -
It Is - about. forty thousand milesin diameter,
which is equal to thiet:quaiters . Of a min
ute of-tin arc—.-equal,to:an angle . subtended
by:o3linches at a: distance of one lane from
these. -,lt is ‘tt'vety good test of.the'vlsion
thr i pVg . h:f44l,(94 gl4s, icquitingiticyc i sigbt
of a little more. Ahoy. -.the average ,peaptra
tion seelif Withouf
. i,nuOtifei; ' i niCfoPo t
is a llttie to the;;left t ,A4 siln e
AiStatiee . belOw the apparent' qetiffir. of iho
.solar diejA - • := '
THE -YANKEE'S, LAMENT.
ALL. SORTS.