USEFUL ADD SUGGESTIVE Breeding Dairy. Cows. - In view of the "rapidly extending impor tanee of the dairy interests through the es- tablisbuient of cheese factories and ereame riEi9, it would be well if farmers , would study the matter of -improving the mill -yici4linl; .qualities of their cows. ( A good foundation already exists in the native breed of cattle,„ a -hardy ) adapted to stand tolerably rough ' , MS age n winter and fair milkers. We believe that by careful selection, and the use of good hulls from a milking family of short-horns n race of cattle might be established that would combine Milking with feeding pro pensities. After one .or two crosses of Short-horn, Ayrshire blood might be. in- _fined through a Single cross in order togive , •i larger milk secretion. A very mistaken no tion prevails vat small cows and small con sumers of grass are most profitable for the - dairy. Such is not the case. A go6d dairy cow must have large' dige'Stlve - powerS, - its tho more food she can consume timing the grass season, the greater amount of milk she cad manufacture from - 1.11,qt- focid, other• things being equal.. 'llelice,r-Jarge-- framed cows, with capacious atomachs;wilt usually be found largo yielders of milk. I We believe n great mistake will be made if dairymen should be led away .by the pre-: vailibe, fashion to favor the introduction of. Jersey blood into their herds. It would re cult in reducing the size and feeding -quali ties, and enfeebling the constitution, with out any corresponding gain in the' way-•of additional milking value. True 'we might have richer milk for butter-making, but net ' for cheese. The milk of the Ayrshire cow, though somewhat" lacking in,. richness, fpr butter-milking, is fell of casein, and therd fore valunbk; to the cheese-maker. Tin. • finest and best dairy cows we ever saw Nyero obtained by b. cross of Ayrshire on first-class native-cows, followed - by a cross' of Shdrt- Horn, the result being co rs having half Short-Horn to a quarter each of Ayrshire and native. They were splendid milkers, end always full of flesh en .nabderate feed ing in winter.—Rural Home. ' Folly of Cold Barns. . And what showing would the' ost of win .ter feed of his animals make on the account 'book, if the farmer keeps one ? He. would find that a large portion of'his feed had be come dissipated in.the frozen air ofthettorth wim'k; that a good portion of the hay or cornlad 'gone to melt lee or snow and evap orate cold rain water, and that what was' left after these things had been done; 'hits' barely sufficed to k , ep life in Lis ; beasts. For in this case ph losophy or, scienee, or knowledge, cal it what you will, is thoroughly corroborated by practice. If two beasts are fed alike, except that ue is kept. well stabled and the other out of doors expo '''d to the cold, the one thus exposed will 'consume just - double the amount that the ie other will, andbe itqa worse, condition beside Every man who keeps a cow knows this to some extent, though he may not know the exact figures. Here we give them—they are the result of a careful experiment made by a trustworthy feeder, viz: Two lots of sheep (of five, each)' were selected, of equal 'weights ' and conditions. One lot was kept out of doors and unshel • tered, the other kept in a Close pen.- The lot not under shelter ate-1,912 pbuilds of turnips egainstil3B6 pound eaten by the 'oth er lot. The gain in weight was twenty-three pounds per head in the first lot and twenty eight pounds in the second. The profit can he figured out by any man who knows what turnips and mutton arc worth: had not the feeding been abundant E3me of the exposed sheep would have died: ' And yet sheep will stand more exposure than calves or heifers, _. or even full grown cattle. .Notwithstanding all this, every winter's day one may see young: calves humped up and stiffened with cold, shaking in the keen breeze, and their owners knowing at the ame time that a year's growth is frozen ou of them. This comes of not figuring up nofit and locs.- 2.tmerkiln .4griclatttriA how TO CATCH A R.tT.—A correspondent the Germantown Tdegraph writes the-foi -1 )Nying : "Ono of the pests of the farmer is rats. TO keep them within endurable bounds is somewhat a difficult matter for. a rat is as cunning as a fox, and as hard to catch ; but there is such a thing as working t,trategy on it. A rat never digs a halo un less it has some protection to begin with, ray a stone, a stick of wood, or anything else that makes an angle with the ground ; a' cellar wall it likes best. If a rat Is chased in a cellar, or other room, it will run round by the wall, and is decidedly averse to'leav ing it. From this habit we have a hint how to on€-gencral it. The common steel-trap i 3 the best article for the , purpose.. Stand a barrel or box, or other article, witin four inches of the wall, i and in that open space ::et the trap, without anything to hide it.--:- The rat., in following the wall, will go' into the trap rather than go round the barrel.-- When it is caught smoke the trap with a piece of burning paper, shift your barrel to another place, and set your trap as before." 7111NAOMIENT or CHELMMS.—There can, I think, be no greater disaster in the home, no greater mistake'in the attempt to man-, nse a family, then the failure of the two . p.drents to make their authority absolutely one. The household in which, for any rea . '• on or from any cause, a'conilict• of atithori y exists, is the saddest - of sights to one who ( viihes well to children. There should be: earnest conference bdtween parents con-. cerning the best' methods and objects ;Ihere, alionicl be perfect unanimity in the general . :,ystem of management . adopted i -:- v them. it ii unspeakably better to make some mis t.tkei in unison, than to let the minds of. hililciren get confused as to whom they shall' obey. 'Let the father and mother speak. ..,‘ ith one voice, if they wish" the voice of either to be respected. Appeals, from •one to the, other should never be perrnitted. Where this is allowed, wretchedness Of inany kinds ensues, and matiagernent: Ores' watt°, to mismanagetnentl—.l.,,E;'..abott, fli Herald of Heath. -- . ! ' ~ . , BEEF TEA.—What ' u)M folks slw. when this other prop is knoc - ed 'from undtirtbeint , What t+true in these ( N* of seepticistit? (I'l , iin&T'l4 Jounzal says that no greater nth take exists than that beef-tea is nourishing. )tae few pr,ictitioners anti chemists have 1 rir been nware;Of the fact, and now their ' k J.,.. t, 0 utlir , Mai by Dr, Maneet. There is w) ::. , •1, - 1.11,m , nt in beef-tea. Mixed .with, .l. 1 •..)ot, /it imparts a relish-Ttatich % pro -. ... • digestion; _and the bait that' can -be nc, -. - (2.1 `therewith is the beef from which it \•,•ii: made, reduced to a powder. In twp, 'at least, Of the London: hospitals the, tiii.tture. of powdered beef with the beef-teti has long t• ~' • n t • nt , •t i ~.-• eel ..,• and, t hero; the pattetittl i , get ' • ;un a hcef-i'va- diet. - It' is 'WOith re ,,rt , , alterin too, that the objections to the / 'l, •• of bee( ( -tea apply equally to the prep z.l ,I ~7i\3 described as extract of meat. with the further tliLdvantago that the extract is ,:lw,ly-; stale. :It.: ac AS Foon.—The relative weights the portions of the the egg as given by lir Thompson. are: Shell and membrane, - 11; , L9 ; albumen, 601.2:- About one-hall of entire weight may be regarded as nitro• - ' aous and nutritious matter. Thy) is a t - ce'tter proportion than that of meat, 'which t I rated at 25 to 2S per cent., showing - that food, a pound of egg is worth nearly two pounds ..of meat. The white of the I egg, from its, tendency to coagulate into a hard, mrligestible substance, is apt to disagree •.% ith the „stomachs of invalids, when the yolk may be harmless Raw eggs are more wholesoni f e than boiled. The longer an egg 11 kept tip more indigestiblo it becomes, lencd the desire for new laid eggs. OPEN WrNEOW6 : AT NIGET.—Very much has been written on this subject,-and- writ ten unwisely • the facts are, that whoever deeps uncomfortably cool will get ill. To put a window quite hight when the mercury i 3 at zero is an absurdity. The cooler cleeping apartment IS, the more unhealthy does it become, because cold condenses the carbonic acid formed by the breathing of the sleeper. It settles near the floor and -'ii re-breathed, and if in a very, condensed form, he will die before the morning.— Hence we must be governed by circumstan ce.) • the first thing is, you must be comfor tabfy warm during sleep, otherwise you are not refreshed, and inflammationof the lungs may be engendered, and life destroyed with in a few days. An open fireplace is suffl eient for ordinary purposes in cold weather. When the windows ,are open, it is well to have them down at the top two or three in. ehes, and up at the bottom for the same space. • A Prussian engineer has, it is said, invented A machine which will manufacture ice with out chemicals, merely by compression -and. expillsion of air. A. machine ulakeb _two, tons of ice per day, and the conicity can be increased to twenty tons. Gardening WM lira introduced into En gland in 16(X). WICKIMA.III---11‘ Vettelt— . -„; . 7.. =ME • • ccond Stock 1!IiiM;=1:1 - • Dr Pall and and Winter BE \- , ‘i -and are selling them at their usual =I ME 111211 ZJI ea - vcr Lutes. `AIM call staiera whats gaideasectraeat Ire lava. EMI ~,i ~~. . ' , 4 - ,• Jan. 1,1879 eni instate Ageney'F'. THY-urov-Nerv4aca Aggit for the eide of the follow ing t'lioPrirrY : 60 VILLAGE LOTS/ aittutte on the Manta°ld road and Stat 9 Stroat. These lota aro in the cPotral part of town, .and col:mania *to the , , . f..:1 Rail Road Depot, SEYER,4L LOT, , \ r' - • ""' - 1 ,17 0 -0 , 1 ti Situated on the line of the Rail Read, tad suitable MANUFACTURING PURPOSES. 4 nese lots will be snail on reasonable terms. Jan. 1, 1811. eT. 3FL. 3ESeta-lrh.eas7l4. GREAT OASII STORE; v 1,11,1 a full atsortpaent of new goods, sit* a-1 FOR.EIGN Ala) DOSIESTIC DRY GODDS, [ I Whlett will be sold very deep LADIES' DREW GOODS, irtYiTiass, AIS, snips, unproopm_lyl4rra ETQ, CLOTH% . Sy AND A B curl G I .= ," OODS,P S • A-VD Mock lloetory, Snit Geode and Actions Choice Groceries, Sccar, Seep, - Srari; Biro, Saleratas, Coffee, Tea, Crackers, &a, Palk HATS & CAM BOOTS , ar BROW,- BlZDtliii?" .74 ' - • WOODEN AMIE &C. - - = Cash paid for stania, or shipped on Corarnission. • s,‘ ; Please all and look our Stock °Tor. You will al. ways find us really and willing to Oast goods. Jim. 1,1879, MI=MI =I • - •-'~a" 4 1-..."; 4. • ME MI MN ~~ WIZ= ; • .ter 'l'2r /' ! J. , J V.1.1 - 4t VTALTETt 131111StWOOD., „; 4 .L, BEE , , ( .1...;,: - ,:. :r IN= gal ME tTs Bf ►~ 6"flT /0 Or mine- Cover. Muck sickness and og Is prevent their-dal& use; and every faintly). _ them on for their protection and, relief, when Long experierted, ovpd the est, surest, an he ryft. the markep-aket t ifit. heir e nifeadt t the blood is purilled; the corruptions of the rye. ono expelled,' obrtructions removed, and the whole maLhiaery of life restored to ite, healthy activity, Inte'imal organs which become clogged • and sluggish arc cleansed by Ayer so Plitsi, and stimulated into notion. Thus nwiptent disease iltehanzred into health, the vaieewhich chle, when reek hest on the vast tcultitudes who'e or it, can hardly bc computed. 'Their sugar coil g ntakes them pleasant to tektyrand,pre#empttpir virtues unimpaired for any /angW:ht_thuesmso that they are ever fresh, and nerfectir reliable. Although searching, they are and operate nithoutdistnibance to the r Institution, or diet, or . occn Full dire,•t:oloi a e given on the wrap_per to earl) ho how tense them as a Fatally* Physic, anti • for thc following Complaints, which these rapidly en.), : For atoy*prz.potiss or lintligOotiotti,Lbtidetaii...." nom4, and .Losus of Airoctite,they E;10111.1 take.) moderately to ..tinntiate the stem ovh, and re,:tot e it, healthy tone and action. Fur Li; or Com plaiakt atrrl !Zs various sump. Hood:maw, tick ilia& 307.p..lianiasitee er G inva Plicktocete. nil. Colic ant nlttous re% ore. they 'Should t,;.• each ru...0, to comet the 4, 4 8:,41 . 91q. 41.rkit i ttta _• . .$1.3, 1 14 EPIYAVEIiceo, but one goun•ali:t foqui. il;;lionl;6.iti.p)i. (Joni. Girneell,.reib pfloViwo of CI: ftaare, Pahl 41 lb* iaae. Agnt vain., the: sh,,ahl be comb:, !‘ - Outage the diseased :With chance Mose _ . - „ ~t ibrielemicol Swelling*, •t tt,, , r, izr larje and feeiptent doses • ••• •••1,. , Ai, purge. 1.,, lose bhonld be kez .t• 7 the , leitred effeCt by gym. P:7; t•tke one or two Pitio to ...}(e 4 CitPl CCIlUI: t130,e Walk )Idifantr4 . • o • -,• •l• - the it puetite, end invigoptes the it i 4 4:tte., ativantagtovA Where ~1- One who feebi ohm, ile.da that tt rtoso bC these tans feet decidedly bettor, frc d z i retry, ,its, - . - ntne: effect on tpo Witt- 1W Practical Cheittists, 'S :1 121. AtiY.. V. A. A. -, :=l" . -ncV•:M_l.•O'Rililiirtigli -7 . - WZliii 7' . , Jan. , IBM PIECE k •I• :.4 , 2 •.. i L 4 ri Tivilacriv ,: • ~,,.. „..... 4. iii-00 TO Read Quartexeca-51, ,. . FOR • Drugs and Medicines / tar. sEr(lO TO SBAP QUART/US VOn'ila Choice Liquors, Cigars, • ancgoataco. , 42l.oll - w-vi. 130033L.61. 02 res lull' gralten la rritio S tri °L ex, oellent easorttnientat,:': • / STATIONERY, COUDS AND T- „- Caiecoctseri, On Teas, Sonata. Oollise. swap. li.olasses, / 111" Woes,' Soda, eta, we will not be beet= in pricer or qtutitty.— Wo will sal choice Teas by the chest, or sow by die Darrel , et as low have as the,setek ,Olth lx4hOoShtfas this side Otter 1 tt L 0 'Lc „f_J 4 • . vi - • P. S. TRY CUB 11.11411,12(0 TR& - c • LA UPS, arAai - DW.,MM: Ste.:L.tri a .t , of the newest sOfei, snit Lamp chireneys that wra hot break. 40111441.04 roirga, DNDEIIIOO, &C. .WWI LIMY AND Y, AND LAD We Loll twenty ltealrablo Tinto lots for sale In the Genteel part of the town ; and MA also loom mwrzet ronsonebb.l rites. lc: D. Dr. W. W. Webb bas ids Galan •In • our store, where be znay be consulted ID: ear or treatment Jm. 1.812-tf. „ Tew Jewelry Wore. • It • • ;• Vire •0.. Lith. building roosudyoctingied t o e?. L. =loos. Ids stock oomptises attnlisiuKittinsuf C I ZOOkS, g a takes. Jewelry, Bayer and Plated- Ware. of a. D. Nveurtntra, one of Um boat workmon in Ninth. ern Pennsylvania, will attend to the - : R 1001251 of tfilligs, Clocks, 4v., Oar the skilful doing of which his Selantseq rain rostioal experience lo sufficient gosintoo. D. an 11Wellaboro. Ang. 214 1871-11. • Zorn," pil l Ifitqkhkapo,r L,EI aubeasibea for the draft*, o ff ers Wi w i= age located - on the Wash= and La in Middlebury township , nods 00 .8 Pi ctr A= =Din fr om Tiop,eight from Weustioro, and mile from MiddieburyDeyot and jillgakel at the Elk. land, Osceo l a and Enoaville reads. otmtaintug ibB h scrap, wall adapted to dal=purpesea,—three nndrsd bearing apple tren t Twists' i large peach or chard, name house and barn thereon. For further In formation, inquire of the subs:dna on the cud A. B. h.- 1,872-11. ?rooked Orook„ Tina Co.. I'a, MOW GOODS Ten piece! Black Alapaca juet received at ELIRDLTS Na 01 . Aar and 4eaLratge stVea .9r ; itAsk .— ()dyed at }irOwn and Bleached Sheetine la all %laths t r say cheep et HAM GOlghsvna, 114;.avat„ Mel:Limps,las, Zmgrel3 . l MIL* R1.^.0.4 Situ in great ituierty, cheap at EARDES'S o Clott4 cheap, Cassignp,rak at Doeakinl LE t agMISW rlll3, for ado :t,;.; (tt!"7/,',.; • Shawls, Wan% Ztoiea7, Ladies' agd.Gizi a llaquipm• meats Its sale dump at_ A VII. WeMbar°, Jan. IS, 181'2. e 1 50. q - '76.lll4encaui indekte4 113 'AG& Perdu sr• ream ilernawimmentte wawa a* lei cora. MEI relief Xt ai 4i dernAW: I the atoms and bow . = " l • are a mild and. an ; ptargailve. 1 1 41M V " I _ • tax . • - '.• - • , „ Intrenched bolLiod o PERFECT atititiCADB-O8:80013;'ioody to died It Cam " grdin al 0 : 41 i old Cu_ g s ktg"-ittir'Y new 4 fle 6 as may GU". fikvc!! .syttb on - Ws ftal hock of . _ , . Fancy and Staple'Dry---Goods, we In the V.ilowire ntraracteat °fa= biuniatin eikeapa4eis. ~.Ma l iC)oDfi. of w_hneh we Ism a large variant. , , AND CASMIERFS, whlail ire sell _by Liao yard, or maks to order by t 6 raoat intgclattertos Work._ roan On abort =llea. • r. clle 'To - 4 ' l, j To -AT rtuAstrig etosmSs (sults to VA) peke yard. Our stock Is WI tartest, Oools the best, VAS tbk.k . atra way fitozs Corn:lug, and: prubsb.l7 - isolnulFu 4.4 Cowing, .111. a. 1, 1872. VS ' S. et T. 7.-1 Tit py - 4,4 , ' .4 MS n - irTf i l rij Viii :‘ vu ' cif 7 .1 It o ‘ii 1 Iry d Li ~/t-J,I A Li" : I. ''i 7 , 3 ..t.zr,-.,--spa,...trx-y; 4,11 NM 1W 3.~::. . *Mg ln Awn MVO . _ see. -d"'"tstWia oo elitis 811 4- , IEE3IIIM!! - V7r, !" 7 4-, ~icilaAano. Ps., Jack. 1,4812. fir: liyournai3O„: . - .4 AskrApten .-r PM .Ic.aza43.lest 7 rorkeionsos -134.0 CILS 210 ""tr° lll els. 3 lnindkla Mal. /hen , * and Watt itildhaa. JailanaaOlidkaa W' and idadc. Mims au at littosayauch loan Matt hail be= KO A* before. We keep Uzle of - .Pansy Goods, Yankee JV'otto_ns, Boots, gat* 4:,‘Ca,t4B. 8001,17t0 AO 63.1.WD1.142441; Vit 10010 • *Lodito eq. Boo• Rhon *l.OO to .50. imbllT i it 1 Cloth`' in: aim st y i t... 4 ;.../ -4, ig • wide VadorY ibi. 't''''C•ribr, , Teas tik:vo s .. i'.l GO swot* tohli,l2).r vy: , Coilliserlibm. .25 to XI cents. . , lift=. #.kw.4-..... c .k..lateefogr..o i=wookincti.- -„ N.,. u eon* . . Ow motto I. -Aar dealing, low paces. sati stela tittonlioa tiortilWttetbtit'ft telihn tbe; kg to? suo- Wo tnitto (Rosy ono In of 2.nylMna in ow M., b" 49 til,Bukt4 , s A loot thr9Olat WM 404 Is WS we await lileasal to show was Gooft. - wanabotro. Jan. 1. 1872. .'- ' - W. L uoirrcut iv oCiv- • • , . . . _The liargestristablishnient in_ N Mliar WANT ealbilagtoB Wee Varitt*S_ _ 6 2 00. grs. ta cur Ma d!sanctient crooas sox .ar -, . I ....STONR,_-:-:RIIOIWASIND &NFU 1.311=113 GLASS, ALL 7 . 1 v Doa mi 9 Till6tatrAdi r Ma A catoll3, 4 f Transfer Ornaments, Striping Pencils Csirringe' and I • - 1 , t, 4 c , -It.- 4 )1 04_ "V,N7 (C) ,4r- Jim. 1, ur,2, JLlirifc' '. • - • -nt. Wa aro war a, arm.a a rar sty - •s r ,:* :7' , '1 ,-.'• 'ls • - • • - • Winteri 7 ,,4,oo4icik \UNDER GA4MENTS, Lir Isdtes, Minn% Ciarei4 Gentlemen and Boys. CLEL3FL3P=TifEiIp One Hundred .Pieces, W 42 l llftlitii " II C. Alatimakret, • Sae our ezittkis vanity svairlitog 42 the •- : ' Dry G-oods' 131Z11 - ~-k ~.\ firit34;mari a cormss:Lacs, WZGLSBOBO, P 040tir. 20 amts. OM Choice Groceries, E ImIMPILCIOIB sib DRUG-GIS ,`k 4:;I Cutter Ornamen A tall limo at al ghillie' Qf 0004 inerilWajr to o‘ imam*, liePt la 462 4.• I ; a 411 stock. 4.o2bliaCh IZEIBIE MEI 1101 ME =I / t a vio ' li,-..c.. , : , r: .. t- , :: i: ,l.r!. 3,r, .-• -,-, fi. 1 .{.L.: MEI MI GEE 701. eligoktrata tiOvea4o to 7 colts to • - costs to 1N " • • \ II B st w 42 unt eteoect •,, +..-~-; I M M MW: r = MM NENE IPMMM - ME =II , :.• =I is .: ;~... , e• MO, O. O. ISLLIMIM - ~~~ !!! Br UM • 4,0 . ir • :,172.1. - 2, - .) COM: :.:- --;-, .r.1 , ....it.":7-i '4 - - ~..:1, - ..: ..,-: MiO Mance, ME ..ift%). l- UM Ilhern Pa. 1= r = S EiMi=l ER Prima a imp= JEW*ALAV • S TOR*.:III =I *,E;i:f.-J§ : lj:Q - 11 - 6:4 - , PA. . .. ..'...-- •'-' •-;-' -.0 - '..-- ANDREW FOLEY, • : ‘., , —y-r , 6,. :„. • 11 1 varlie lat 4 loag beer). establlsiaal, • ,- ' 0 ' ' t- I ' • .. - • 4 ° N '* 4 , "tit . the Jewelry bisluess ;IR ...„' ' ; ' ~ .'.;-'e Weilsboro; hafi, always for oak', A; t ; , . , r 6 , . - various tivils awl micei of _ .. AMERICAN - IiTATOIIES; ,-. Gold or gilyei, • Clocks, 'Jeveiky; Gold Chsths, Binge, Phis, renege, Casv, Gold Lead . , 't - salt' Pens, • Thimbles, Spochs, Itazori, .r.utea Ware, ! =I :SEIVING': : I4. - ACIIINIES.; MI Wttli,tuost .. ol utiles articles usually kept In 'arch tablishmouts, whiell aza sold low for A S Jil. 40444 done neatly, and promptly,- and on eltort 4 4. 14.1872^1Y The Stannard ' Washing Machine -• bipmaimed the beet garket, In4lng taken the gra Premium at the Tioga Co.,,and: other Fairs, and IY daeldetUy tlto beat washing Machine , invoideeL It cody needs a trial to aatialy Van moat 'skeptical. __rel.. sona,wialdng to purchatte, padres Jan. b 1072: . Tlega,-Pa. y , -- . -- " 7 '- Dentistr' . Ili•- •413841 •. • --.-- . . ',. X ' t r Vllie rinnrned. Ansa a Ilan Beat, I am new pre. - pared. with - anew stocker goods and Instrfamonts, waperlar induoementa to these in want of any- - " en thing in line: Artidalal teeth inserted on a new and i blew at low rites. Teeth extracted wall op . , ottani): tato natural teeth a spedality. iilkOklatpl.;., Terrna Maw:Able. , - „ A. B. EAMON, Dentist, ,-.• i1an...1. 1871-11t-.' ' , ' - "Nelleboro, Pa.. RoSADALIS ci s A • N. r C July 19, ~ AGENTS WANTED 1111W11011nal PHASES OF LONDON.LIFE. • Str.P.l...filawAsr, the well...lon:ran 7onrnntist - !the Very. Largest Commissions Paid. • ' This boars a I;earttlful octavo of +305 pages, =bet. biked with 200 ingrarinijr, and finely executed map of Leaden, designed and executed expressly for this work by eminent artiste., It oontsins a full,- graphic and trutlifel statement of the Sights, Accrete. and &mations Of the gnat—Ysk _of the world. Address. • . /I;4__ •D ASIPAIRAD, Publish/cr . 74/ ~/ eanaatli Streetirldlndelpbla. Jan. 1872-tm. MEI tiEROILANT TAILORING ! • • 47 4 4__ EORGE WAOXEIi, has just received a superb as. sortraent of ill kinds of OTNIVE fiLI ' r • - for genzlereen's • 1 (l) ARSE & ,FINE 'CLOTHING and prepared to manufacture in the BEST STYLE, and on the Rest notice . Persons wanting Clo th ing please la end see my stock. (iced Ens and lho beet of TitOf finsreureed. dam 1.-11119-Iy. GEO. WM:INER. Tor 'Me .Q7' font. GOOD lam! in 'Logo tranship, %toga co,. t a 1 , 2 miles wont of tho Borough of 'Aio, about 100 awes improved, and 40 unto:Travel— /Um on it three hart% three dwelling Inousea, an awls and Mob orchard, and-other fruit trees. Terms= Mao adjoining on the weat..• a farm and timber roam 40 to 200 sures u demised. Ivith 80aeres "proved. with a good barn, a good house and applo o ohard.—. Good Wr a t .dan7lng C. IL SEMI trit, Jan. 1, 1072. a, Pa. MI A DOIIT 110 was Oland known es the William 11. li Mitchell term at Mitchell's Creek, Twee co., Pa., vim three dwelling b.ounee, a steam Sew Mill and Barns and other buildings—one of tho beat locations for a lumbering or other manufacturing establishment on the Tioga Rai/road. Also. adjoining a lot 'of about 18d sores, about SO tunes fa pasture. Would make a good farm—timber enough an it for fuel, lumber poste, &0., to pay for it. Also about 760 acres of timber land with come ina• ements, about a mile east of the above described Par Ilemlook Bark, thriller and farm lands. • Alao taw iota Orland of one Om" each, situated at Ij&idt=ce In the township of Middlebury-mon hi a store, barn, /to. _ Those desiring to paraWeas air° of Mrs. :one Idilrbe3l on the gr=bas at Mitchell's Creek. . C. H. EtYMOITii, TiCgo. Pa. Jen. 1, *1872-0. Valuable Real Estate for Sale. BUTISCItIBERS offer for sale the following reasonable tams: SEVEN BUILDING LOTS to Wellaborct r at eaolt, *one-thlra rnah, balance in two annual••jutyments.. One house and lot In butt oars QZ Pearl Street and tho Avenue. Three hundred mu of-tamable octal and. timber land In Mattis and Charleston Tomaeldps. ;raft of 'Warrant Ito. 11584. idewrifty acres In Morrie Township, part gt Warrant 'So. 4339.. Addreas, • S. 014. V. =UM, 2a2 2,412.3) , IViliffiTyteport, Maret.thr,,,- ' - .4ciministtatore Notice. . trot is, hereby green that th e undersigned hate bean appOinted administrstors of the estate of ettaa L. Corbin of Pike Milts, 1 Potter County, Ps., decried. all persaint iudebted to said estate are re• quested to males immediate payment, and those law thug claims or demands agethat the same win present them for aettleMailt to, . SARAH H. CORSI:T. , N. .. , .... , EfENIII COLTO Administrators. ~‘ • or Wattls itt yard; Airy., Vallsbezo, Pe; rob. 21. 1,-,. BIM &ct, &C A. FOLEY Tint INGREDIENTS THAT COMPOSE it.OSAISALTS are published on every package i there• fibre it to not a secret preparation, consequently , PRTSIOIAN3 PIiESCRIBB IT It Is a certain cure for Scrofula, Syphilis in all its farm s , _Rheurna tism,. Skin Diseases, Liver Coni plaint and all diseases of- the Blood. - • ONE BOTTLE OF 110BADALIS will do more good than ten bottles of the Syrups of Sarsapanlfi. THE UNDERSIGNED PHYSICIANS have 'died Roendalls in theirpmotico for the past three years and freely 1 endorser it as a reliable Alteratlyn and glood Purifier. DR. T. C. FUOTI of Valtinioro. DR. T. J. noYEIN, " DR. R. W. C'Altlt, DR. F. O. DANNELLY, " DIL J. S. SPARKS, of Nieholasville, bIeCADTIIA, Columbia; S. C. DR. IL B. NOBLES, Edgecomb, N. C. USED AND ENDORSED BY J. B. ritesem „v.. SONS, Pelt River, P: NY. SMITII,:/ackson, Mich, F. WREELEII, Lima, Ohio. HALL, Lima, Otio. it VEN CO., Gordonsville, Va. • sktr.. G. McFADDEN, Murfrees• bore. Tenn. Our space will not allow of any ex tended remarks in relation to the yirtuesof Rosadalls. Totho Medical Profession we guarantee a Fluid Err tractinpertor to any they have ever Rd in the treatment of diseased od; and to the al/Dated we say try Reseda's, and you will be restored to health. Resedalls Is sold by all Drugglsts; price $1.50 per bottle. Address la CLEMENTS it CO. Manufacturing ataintsfs, BAs4igoJui t ItD4 For Vale. • . RAILWAY TIME TABLEB. NEW. :44111E RAILWAY. Andsaioia!TiNETAina,A,Dorrrryilov ,13Tir 11,;;N and iJIPROVED 'DRAWING Itoo3l abd SLEEPINO 00.ACHES,cowbfhing141310dernAnpr09e• mentd, are ru4 ihrougb bottroen Barralo, lilngt!rn Etalei Sulptosion pat/ nii!l Now *estwarit. • , . STATIC/118. It lip, I 1.1.00 5,30 r; DI 7.00 1 , xi 11.16 5:15 7.20 8.15 155 A '1;35 AM 217 .1 NtiwPs'kL'rti .krsus 'Linen!lottina:t' , Creat'Dead. 46 Biugbalton,"d Oar,eg,, " Vlartaly. " Corning. Pain teciPpet' itocitcatarAT. Torn'lletllol, " tflagraVall" 4 littap.Drichtti". Clifton " Duinkirk " Clovehtnti " Cincinnati " 0 30 4 4.1 9.4& " 4 40 Din 01c 44. 262 4 ;4.26 " 10.10 " 346 " 411 44 11,00 14 4.27 it 448 4 4 11.60 6.06 44 6.C6 12 86 AIS 5t2 " 0.01 " 121..8 4. 613 b.L3 '• 7.06 4 , 7.13 " 1/ . 40 8;S Sup 12,00 Nut 12.48 a It 12 58 n 1.00 " 2.22 7.00 " 5.00 r Additional Local Trains Westward. except Sundays, from Ovago.. , 5.00 a. m., daily, from itusquobaua. 8.60 m froM Susquatana. 1.014. M. except Suoilaya, from Susqueltana. 1,16 pm 7opt Sundays, frOGI Stopping at 'Big Plate 18 , Corning :4 00, Pedalo:l Pobt 200, and theneo,lla YOU, to Buffalo, arrlviug at SE5p m. 2,80 p m o*-cept Suudays, from DlffghaMion. Eastward, N0.12* STATIONS 9 45 p m 7 25 a En 125 pm 140 I. L 45 4, .62 4, 246 " 616 flap 4 00 p 785 " 812 847 " 982 44, 10 15 c , 11 03 " 252 am 353 " Oinei'atf L're Olereland " Dunkirk " Clifton " SUep.Blee " Niagara Butalo . Kornella'vle" Roebenter Corning • Elmira Waverly , :Owego a Bingham'ttn" Great Bend " :PortJervie ': IStiddletowil" Goehea Newburgh " Patersoh ' " Newark , 'I Jersey Oily " New York " 6 60 " 700 " 083 " 700 " Additional Local Trains astward. 6;00a m„ aundaye xcoptod. from flornelevllle. 6.46 4 m„ datly from Ilornellort le. ' 7.00 a in. except Sundays, from Owego. 7.60 It ut., except Saud aye, from larn It a. 1.68 Fm.excopt Sanda,ys, from Painted Peet, 2,10 .ni„except Sundays, trout Ifornellev •*D a t y, 1 i'Maudaye 'excepted, bitxrecn noruellsvillo and ortjervle. 11:1).,ROOKER, W 3 I. 4. DAltft, } diett9.l 4 up't, Oon'l ra3s.tigl. Worfheriti Central. :;• . - Direst Routo North And South, ' On And! after Sunday. Nov 12th, 1821, Trains 11111 depart from Troy, Pe., as follows i.-------.0- LEAVE E,OUTIUWARD 'Mall W'mapor -0 52 A. 31. Du (Tale Expreee, 10.56 Accom. 7.10. NLagar.Expreea 1.05 P.l •rTIIAINS LEAYEI.NQItTIIWAItD. •• 9.80 P. 81. Elmira Accra. 1U 06 A. M. lx prees 4,83 P. 2•l. Buffalo Express 4,27 AM. . A. General e3nr.erintendent. Mall, ... Stagara J. A.ll FIELD, set uotei Stip' t. Welbi To 66 Lawrenceville' 11.,11: Time Table:No. 3. • ;KS ErBECT Trramar, NOT. 16 1n,1871. Myra. aTATIOV.S. 00IN9 1: /0 C.N. Corning - 990 a m 7 59p ni 10 05 am Lawrenceville 10 17 am ASupin 955 am Dunning 10 27 , a m SS9pn, 51 am *Lathrop 10 32 am9o4 p in 040 ow ellear Creek 10 46 a m 016 p 988 am Ticsa Ylllsgo 10 55 am 13 20 pm 918 am ellammond 11 12 am 935 p ru 9U! am *Hills Creek 1125 am 9 40 p " 9 60am Holliday ' 1/ 31 Ea 9 50p 131 S5l am Middlebury 11 11 am 9 , 59 p 843 am Nile's Vallay 11 49 a zrt - 10 05 pln 891 am *3lnrvii Creek 12 02 pm 1010 pu. 805 qm Well aboro' 12 09 a m 10 22 pro BtationB. A. IL GORTON, Sup't. (toitta 6 80 pm 425 pm 4 1 roin 408 pm 64 pm 849 pm 81 pm 10 pm aIS pm 803 pm 2 61 pm 242 pm 235 pm *nag Bl.ossburg & Corning & T.loga R. It. 60150 1 ttOft 732 ETSTIONB GOING aorTn 11 10 am i 5.30 pm Corning 000 am 7 50 pra 10 50 am 515 pm Mullialten 010 am 805 pm 10 42 am 6 02 , pm Irwin Centre 933 am 8 18 pr, 10 80 am 4 60,pm Cook's_9 46 am 830 pm IQ 25. am 4 45 pm Li,ndlo 0 Nam 830 pm 1016 am 41 35 pm Lawrenceville 10 15 em 048 pm 10 08 am 4 21 pm Somer's Lace 10 27 am S69pin 962 am 411 pm 51.1trellell'a 1087 am 903 pn, 949 am4o7 pm 011 Station 10 41 amo 12 pm 37 am 3 - 67 pm Tioga 10 65 rim 925 pm 925 am 8 47 pm 81111 Creek 11 02 am 982 pm bloCov'd 916 am .3.37 pm Lamb'o Crook 1112 am • 043 pm 906 am 827 pm naumfiela 11 24 am 956 pry Canoe Camp 13415 , 8 09 pm Covington 11 44am ,10 15 pu , 825 aka 259 pm lilognburg 12 05 cm /0 05pm 224 p m aumerrflle 12 25 a .11 225 pm - Fall Brook 32 45 6m i A. 11. GO3IION, L. IL SUATTUOIL, Bript B. .1. 0 . D. It. Supt Toga R. It bil surante I Insurance Hand - in Hand Mutual Life Insurance Company, OPTIQIi, No. 112 S. 4TH BT., PNILADYMPRIA. INCORPORATED FEBRIART 23, 31307. • Chart'd Capital $500,000 ASSETS OVER Stock and Mutual, 'combining Security with Profits. SuppOso you are already Mimed in a first-class own. wy, and from any cause whatever, (say after ton year ly payments) you do not or cannot pay longer and die— your insurance gone and your money wasted. NOt so in tho "lIAND-IN.MAND ;,'_,' all Policies aro liox-Fon- Farr/Mut. • ' I I • This company which ranks among the most popular and succesaful Life Insuranco Companies. grants pol icies on all desirable plans, both with cud without profla. . . Traveling Priveleßes Unrestricted. All policies aro incontestiblo after oho year from nay of the ordinery causes. , Look to your Life Insurance. Please examine the following Comparative Table. It is sometimes alleged by Agents of other Ootnpauics that the Company they represent 18 safer than others. While we unhesita tingly assert our balite in the round:ices and stability of all companies, we destro to. present the following for the inspection of those desiring to insure : Of the following companies, compare the annual pro mlums charged by each for an insurance oil life et the stip of 00 years, payable et death : . Annual pramitun Ten annual for life. • payments. Travelena'..::... ..... ...S/0,% - . $83,21 1E.tna,..,. 22,73 • 42.80 Homo .... . , .'..2.1,32 -• (0,00 Equitable,. ........ — I . 22,70 . • 46,97 Washingt o . - 22,70 46,07 Ifand-in-11ti, • 16,601 99,60 If not Ore dy insured take a policy with the "LiAis7D-DI-ILIXEi." fi:t the bopt Aliztual Company in tlio United States. 1872. A. M. 111C4HA1t, Agent 4 Ifs HAS now in stool; and will kee9 constantly on I band, et 11to lowest znarkot quotations. Wool Twino, 2& 4 ply cotton. & Jut:Awing. Stalin 2, & A strand. Knowl's patent Eitep adltor, front 3 to 8 ft. JAOR O&M'S, TACiLE MORS,. WERE CLOTH AND WIRE aoobs WALLY. 'EMERY IYRRELS FOR GITIKM.NO A fall astkortmAnt of/Alo /I — ttrocii and Dem ixsTaxr.s, CANAL WILEEL BAR WB A'A'Y QUANTITY, MA- I VILLA RAPE nom ONE INCH 7391r5. Igo. 1& 2, eztrn engine MI. A complete assortment of Mechanicg'' Tools, HOUSE IIYILDER§ ADD ECOME HOLD HARDWARE CONsTAN TLY ON HAND:' BOTTOM' PRICES ON 41,OXISCULTIT- EaL ImPLEMMus, ?crtritig Bet the It 4 ytlair 4 ,1„ 1. 1672. Ni). 5. VO.7,t .* 10,20 " 10.20 " 2.06 " Dft 720 1.111 0.25 11-20 Al/.20 A M 7,05 " 12 10 rk 0 12,10 r 7.10 12.16 " 12.16 7.15 11 12_20 t , 12 20 7.20' 12 6 , 1 i t I 2 51 4 , 6,55 P M 6.65 1, 0 5 55 " 7.00 na 710 A* tio.4 No 2. ..... 1140 am 10 00 plau 3.000 pmt ... 6140 pmlo 00 1 440 am 645 10 05 4 446 " 560 " 10 12 " 452, 045 1 1 40 " 700 it 10 45 . -•' 830 am 10 06 " 515 40 7/5 " 12 20a m 456 " 11.80 ' '" X 58," 636 " 12 08 p m OS " •12 41p in 230 14 , 045 'll6 pm' 806 " 727 " 1,65 pm 3 85 p 400 "• 8 25 1, 2 47 , p m 760 " 12 05 p rat 018'p in 1268 /210 pm .a... 835 p M 1100 am 2 4 / 7 " 840 pm 205 pm 516 " . 11 88 am 320 " 1 015 pm 12 00 m 3 40 " 925 p Di $1,000,000,00 THE IDYL ,OF BATTLE NOLA • -VArc OF Tur. MAIELLION, No, I VNIN-:trate, ncw, na t And 'tt No 1 And th4r'ti nary to tell that - ) 211 , 1oll.a; Yer And tell 133, 41n;" and trut?" -" . 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