USEFUL AND-SUGGESTIyE.
Growing Potatoes under Straw.
In the Rural New Yorker of February 3d,
1872, an Illinois correspondent aSked if apy,
of the readers of the Rural . - had, 'the puss
year, produged a crop of poatoea drop
ping the seed on the surface of meadow or
pasture land, without plowing,- and cover
ing it with, straw; and hating. tried raising
,potatoes under straw for the, last , thirty
years, I will - give you a bit of my experi
ence. I did not •raise tiny potatoes for some
years without plOwing the ground. I have
tried to raise them on sod and nit lilowed
ground, without covering with ground be
fore I put on the straw, but I' had no good
crops either way. It will do on sod, or ,on
plowed ground, if you put on plenty of
straw, in a wet season. I never raised a
poor crop of potatoes .yet, when I plowed
the ground first, then planted theth in the
same way al I wool y 1 raise potatoes without
putting straw on thlint • Last year—that is,
last summer—was too dry,here in Ohio for
potatoes, and yet I raised a very good crop.
of good, large potatoes. I can now show
you, if you wilt come and take a peep into
my cellar, potatoes that weigh two po9Mis
and two pounds and a half, of the King or
Earlies, Early llose,,Peerless, Prolific, Mo
hawk, and a number of other kinds.
I will tell you how I raised those large
and good potatoes. In the fall of 1870-1
plowed clover sod some eightinches deep;
through the winter I hauled on a good quan
tity of barnyard manure and spread it all
over the ground; in the spring of 1871.1
harrowq the ground, manure and all, fine;
then plowed the ground again as deep as I
had plowed it. before; then harrowed ft fine
again; then furrowed it out only one way,
about three feet apart; then drilled In the
seed in the furrows about ten to ,twelve tin
ches apart. The seed was some whole po
tatoes, some cut in halves, some in less pie
ces, and some in single eyes. Covered then
about three inches with ground, and hoed
the furrows. This was done about the 10th
of May. Then covered the whole all over
with straw from six to eight inches deep,
and let all be till digging time; then we used
the llcxamer six-pronged potato digger in
scratching oil the straw. We found many
potatoes on top of the ground just under
the straw.
I have been thus minute in the above be
cause so many ask me from time to time
how I raise potatoes tinder straw.
Now, gentlemen, if the above will do any
good—and I know it will if you practice it
—1 shall be glad. Many ask mg - too , which
kind of potatoes' I like best, This question
I will answer. I like the Early Hose hest
for early—taking yteld, quality, beauty and
flavor into consideration. The King of
Earlies, or " Breese's Fifty Dollar Potato,"
its he has it in his essay, is very good; and
the Peerless, I think, is decidedly the best
and most profitable potato I ever saw for
the late. I had it planted side by sida with
the Peach Blow last -season; fbe-Peerless
yielded double that of -the Peach 13Iow, and
is a much nicer potato.—M. Jae g;
tl lioNs.—To raise onions from seed, the
seed must be fresh. Throw a pinch into' a
cup of water; if it sinks it is sound; if not,
plant potatoes in your onion bed. If good,
it should he put in the ground the last of
March or first of April—not later than the
middle at any rate. ,Make drills one foot
apart; sow the see,(l pretty thickly. It will
come up in about !two weeks. Thht to an
inch or more apart; keep perfectly clean.—
It is best to weed by hand. Girls can tend
an °llion bed anti be hapi)y. Never hoe
dirt toward an on4ou plant. When the tops
dielt is a sign that the bulbs what digging.
Leave in little heaps for a few (lays and then
store away. Sets are mostly raised from
seed. It should be sown thickly and not
thinned. You will thus get a vast, number
of little onions, which are to be laid by and
planted in the fall or spring. In the pur
chase of seed you had better select Weth
ersfield Red or Danvers Yellow.
Set Onions should be planted in autumn,.
anti covered AN iili straw when winter sets in:
You wilt thus get the start of your neigh
bors,- and, thereby till them with intense
pleasure. They will succeed planted in the
,prin,g, but will not give so early a crop.—
The potato onion 4 is the best tolAant for the
main crop; they should be set out in the
fall, and tieuted as sets; , they are safer there
than in the cellar. The small bulbs make
the large ones, and the largo ones produce
the 5: mall ones. I have often got ten small
onions from the one. They are not as strong
as the common sorts, are much more easily
grown, and come earlier. Of course, rais
ing onions from the :Ted will give a larger
crop, and is the most profitable, all things
considered. eistio n f Von.
lb: Al.lll Y OF :MILK It A POlThill OF BUT:
TER.—A correspondent wishes to know how
much milk it takes to make a pound of but
ter. In answer, we will say that a eorres-
F indent of the Boston Ploug'ima n: kept an
account of thE milk from his herd of nine
grade Short Horn cows, beginning June 1,
and continuing for 14:1 days, together with
the butter made from the smite, and aster-.
twined that it lead Laken 21 pounds of milk
to make one pound of butter, or about elev
en quart:-. to the pouted. This is not guess
work, he adds, but the actual result of a
current record.
Another roil eliondeut of the Hutighimen
"I have lately had the question tes
ted on my farm with the following results:
The milli of six cows (three imported .1 er-
Qey: . l and three pure hied Kerries) was care
fully and separately measured, and the
cream of each breed churned and the butter
weighed by itself. The milk of the three
Jerseys required nine quarts to produce one
pound of, butter,. and that of the three Ken
it required eight and two-thirds quarts.—
All the milk of these six cows during the
I.e.t steel. in 1 tetoher Was used in the exper
'mew,"
S %vv.: Voya 11‘ni:.—The Oxford Press
*;l \ -s: " Item is a matter to which farmers
pay little attention. In .many eases it is
North as nnu•h as the timber. We have
beard of a farmer it ho bought six black-oak
trees of his neighbors, .for which lie gave
*l9. Ile sold the bark fur VI, and made
4000 .11ingles out of the timber, besides the
u ash. wood. Don't let the trees get too old
before they are cut, or you will lose your
hark. Many a valuable oak is left standing
until it dies, and the bark is lost. The right
time to cut for barking is when the leaves
are about the size of a squirrel's ears. There
is : lways a klem and for the bark at the tan
ne ies at a good price."
)
Gleanings
0 A good method of cleaning .lamp chim
neys is to wash them. in warm, water and
wipe dry with paper. Never put a cold
himm , v into water too hot, as it is liable to
Inc il: the glass.
Don't kvep irri a elPinstant fret about things
that Inay be minoying, or worry about things
you can't help. Troubles are not lightened
hy fretting. The title remedy is to keep
cool and try to master the difficulties; and
not let them"master vou.
Sow Ist; CLov SRBD.—Farmers uho
.4row clover Seed arc reCOMMCbded by
iit r in the Rural World to sow the seeds
the chaff without hulling, since it is ae-
Ilally worth thore and will bring a better
rot) then the same quantity of sued will it
hulled. lie says many of the seeds are in
jured by hulling, and the chaff is a punter
ion to the young and tender plants
itI:MEDY FOR KNEE SPRUM;
I . Weeks, Tiskilwit, 111., writes to the
rn Rural that he lins cured many' knee
•
prong ,, horses try linving them shod ith
heel calks very lopng and toe calks short.--
Thus the constant strain of the cords of the
leg is removed. The horse thus shod Auld&
' have his legs bathed twice a day for a few
days with salt and vinegar, and should not
he driven or ridden fast down hill.
IlAnnowiNo Con:_c —_ . correspondent of
lice lcistet;a Farap r gives the following tle
:-oriptio» of how he harrows his corn "
vonnnenee lust before the corn conies up,
and continue aq needed, to keep the Foil
tooSe and the weeds out of sight, until it
tall the harrow trill break it (.11 There
nothing o needful to recure a good crop
cot 11, N\ Eeasons, as frequent
iirring of the soil When it is in it-A titA
I .
1.1 crowth, and no tool xvill do this so
heaply or so thoroughly 'in the hill as a
tightly (s)llAltitled harrow. I harrow hack
and forth till I have my land as I desire
If the corn is rowed both waysiof the field,
the :Iveond harroning, should cross the first,
the third the seeontl, athl so on. I have not
had a failure in four Reairs with Dent (sal t
(a) niy white, heavy, cold soil.
The house fly is much encouraged by ev
ery sort of filth, in which it breed., and con
sequently may be diminished in numbeN
by constant and thorough eleanlmegs both
around our houses and in the streets. The
American louse Ijy is sasd to be a distinct
though similar species to that of Europe.
THE OLD, MENGRANT MEETING. .t
JOHN H. lt,tyr.s.
Well, wire ; we've had a meethie . at the nekool4use. yu
the:4lll,'l4 t) t
chotidi 'Attatrulgtl4 VopAltli„,fo mon still,
But I found I couldn't do It: each man down Ills CADO
would plant,
-• • •
And alu,ut with nil tho ycdpu g 4311 1. in for
Graut I" - •
We talked about the past four yearsivautt grga things
had been done; • ".‘
How the nation's - debt tudt'nelted like the silo* , before
Of° 81113 . ;
We Said, to keep it ineltin,' do a bolter thing. we cau't,
Than to sticka•and hang togethe — r and all Re Su 41-
Client.
'We'all looked through our spectacles upon the tanked
faits,
Then drew the veil of charity o'er giant Stunuer'aacts.
We said, "We like you, Sumner, but go your way we
trili't"- 1
Then ',undo the oehoollieukie echo with a rousiug shout
fee Grant. •
We didn't have murk charity for Truratmg or for
Stilnry.;:
They stand alouinl thu party guts, a pair of snarling
EU
Thar si , ,:ehes cminf..thaim 11,7, 3.0 r 4.take.,:ciiaut toe
-thcic mark; : ' . -
lic'ti anold lialeun ttinner andkuows - low - to , haudle
ta,,k.
We talked about GI ant'a Sliktobll3 . —M C thought it no
great , • s ''
To vote that out of °nice we might vote u worse ono
And, netill . tie wereamiukl I.wourdn't do fqr us to
rant;
lit our pipes together, and s all smoked tho health
of Grant. . •
In the days of, the iebelliuu, none of us could go to
fight,, • ' , i
, ..
But we read from 'goat till eve log how ho battled
for the right;
lie hitSbeen the nation's servant:in the days of 'peace
and war. .. , T. - '''. -
And treason melts before him like the smoke of his
cigar. "
After I'd adjourned the meeUn' rove caeliA friendly
grip; ! ' •
We, ei ery one, Ileterniined•to
.stand by the 'wer-tried
Shill; .- , .
. , •
We will not topple' over, we.3vill not even slant,
But put our canes do 4 firm and strontuatal stand up
~.
straight for Grantt -
ALL SORTS
A Poughkeepsie organ-grinder's mumkey.
wears a Dolly Vanden. t
Early rNog was once of
thrift, J>Ut tiow it ‘ indicates; that a man is
• ,„
dry.
George Eliot says that It great ninny
strong men "hold half their rectitude in the
mind of the being they love best." '
The latest Belgian papers report the ondi
lion of the ex. Empress Carlotta to be worse
than ever. There is tici'w di . ) hope of her
recovery.
It is believed that for more than two coni
tunics, between the years 1034 and 185(1, no
single Japanese voluntarily lds Licean
bound
The New York Tribu w, says it is assertei
that within forty i eight hours after Mrs.
Fanny Ilyde was rbleased on bail sbe re
ceived a number of invitations RI lecture.
A lad, aged sixteen years, was arrested in
Janesville, Wis., recently, for *timing the
dress of a female, and as such Obtaining a
situation as a maid servant at 'a house in
the city: .'
Gavazzi is said to be succeeding beyond
his most sanguine expectations in raising
money for the evangelization of Italy. He
has received aid from quarters where he
least looked for it.
The unhappy infant: dauglitv of Mr. Al
exander S. Allen, or Berlin, Rensselaer
county; New York, aired 31 years, can re
peat the story of Rip Van Winkle, covering
ten large printed pages, by heart.
No less than 1,000 subscribers to Beecher's
Chrioian Un kW, in ,Grand Rapids,- Hastings,
and Other places, have been swindled out of
their money by a bogus canvassing agent,
one "Rev." McCarthy.
&Chinaman in California, unable to speak
a word of English, who was accused of re
ceiving stolen goods and was hung up to
make him confess from whom he obtained
them, has been made permanently insane by
the outrage, ' •
The Ladies' Room In Stroughtdn Depot,
0. C. R. R., has the following notice put up
behind the .stove "When this tire don't
suit yon, please let'Sonie lady fix it that has
never tried.-= Those whe . have tried are sure
to let the flro out." - • :
"Prisoner," said ''l3quire Jimes, in award
ing judgement, "it is a maxim of the, law
that it is better to err on the side of mercy.
The court has made . up her mind ( whieh side
she will err on; and nuthiug remtrins but to.
•
err on that Side.";
• The New Yor sayS a hake and very
distinguished Party of En lisliladies, and
gentlemen of nobility halr,e. arrang'ed to visit
Boston in June to attend Gills Ore's Grand
Jubilee. Their passage from Liverpool to
New York has been engaged.
President Buchanan, in al message sent to
Congress fifteen years ago, remarked that
"evrr since the origin of our - Government
we, t have been employed in negotiating-trea
ties with, Great Britain, and ,afterward in
discussing their true intent and meaning."
And we are still at it.
M. D. Conway writes from Rome very.
enthusiasts ally concerning the AmeriCan
sculptor, Miss Foley, and her triumphs in
her art. Her marble bust of Theodore
Parker is the only rdhl head of him which
Mr. Conway has ever seen since the original
was laid in the_cemetery at Florene.
The most important clue to the existence
of a Polar passage, yet discovered, is the
fact of the Crew of the Polaris having seen,
followed, end killed a whale having in one
of its fins h harpoon similar to those used ill
the South Pacific; andlhis happened in in
region where, as Captain Hall says, "the
sail of an American or European vessel had
never been given to the wind before."
A chorister of an Atlanta church, return
ing home the other evening, took a draft
from the "old oaken bucket," A moccasin
snake that was coiled around the pail bit
him in the forehead before the man saw
hint. A doctor was sent for and,- in the
meantime, his head swelled to an enormous
size. Tx\ o quarts of whisky were poured
down him, and he will recover:
An unfortunate peddler fell intO the r.
at Twelfth street, Chicago, and was rest,.:
by the cook of a schooner. After walking '
to the corner of Fourth avenue, he suddenly
lost his strength, and'expired before assis
tance could be procured. An intelligent
jury of American citizens investigated' the
case, and astonished the coroner with the
verdict, "Accidentally drowned."
Puncle-gives A hint to _brother .Jonathan
in a cartoon representing a figure of the
Tichborne claimant in chains, and inscribed
upon Ms expansive paunch`
"Ile who
eh/bits what isn't his'n, when he's „
sent to prison," as posted upon a will, upon
loch gazes Jonathan with affrighted aspect,
w hile Sohn Bull, bill-poster for the nonce,
surveys the scene with a waggish air of
jollity.
on the spot at Champion Hill, Vicksburg,
where the rebel General Tilgham was shot
dead at the head of his troops, stood a peach
tree, the leaves and fruit of which, ever -af
terward, were of a red blood color. t The
tree was translated to the orchard.of Dr. J.
L. licbron, but still'ifetains :its Peculiarity.
.1 similar tint pervades the leaves and- fruit
of scions taken from it. So the Vie'ssburg
I II
"Not otherwise than embalmed will I quit
31adrid,-" says the young, king , 9f, li3pain.—
Thst` tutry . do fora Spartiall OAgrant' from a
royal beginner, but it does not compare
a it h what Butler told the Philadelphia rail
road men when they solemnly assured him
lie could not get through Baltimore with
busetts troops, in April, 1861. "I
shall march through Baltimore," said Butler
••or come borne on ice before the end of this
Ueek."
There are no clerks that pride themselves
more on their muscle than thoSe of Roches
ter A couple of these would-he athletes,
N% bile rowing ()( thekienesee, the other day,
allowed their b at to drift toward the dam
in order that they might show how e — asy--it,
Wll`i to pull away from the brink. On -be
ing rescued by a party from the shore they
were rolled in sawdust and dosed with gin
gertea until they were sufficiently- revived
to reach their homes. • --
The Pittsburgh Dispatch says: "If half the
charges made against Rev. Huston, of Bid
timore, be true, and if his career preyidus to
his pastorate in that city was so full of im
morality as it is now represented, the pres
ent scandal may at least be productive of
on good result, to wit: it will warn cobgre
gatot-ions to make thorough inquiry- into the
antecedents of strange clergymen before
giving them places in their chureltes andin
troduelbg them into the bosom of their fam
ilies.
IIIIIIIME:11==i1EliliNiii
II 61,ifiVAir$2U10
ABBIRACI Of IeIYT. TABLE, ADOCT , E.I , 'NOT .181 . 11 , 1871.,
NRW and 133P110VED DRAW INO ItOOM and
i
d 1.,M MP INO COACH EB;corubi OD g all Zuderu ntillovo:
moots, aro run through on all Trains bet Wee BUffiao;
Niagara Falls, iiiikpoublou liridga Cibittiall Chian.
grail and Naw York.
El.
ST ATIO N
6 6 1;z1l
Newilrio4ll4
Jersey City."
Suwelianna
Great Ileud.. 66
Dinghs'ton. • •
Owego • "
Waverly. ' 6
Elmira. 66
Corning. "
Nihau di'ost. •
Goelleeter.Ar.
1101) 6 118v OW
bliagra
liuspAlrldgtd!.
Mitten
Dunkirk E•'
Cleveland •'
Cinch:mail "
Additional Local Trains Westward.
5.00 a. 1a....t0:0 Baudaya, true, Otraitu '
5.00 a. tn., daily, (rum Susquehana.
11.40 a. al daily, trem eueguLhatin. t
1.00 p. CU ex,:ept Suada)b. [ran. burquaLaues .•1 l
•
1.15 p md>fcrpt , s utolnyi, (rota 6110 Ira. titapplug ac
411111111401/4RAtllailtg 04),14 tiarliti Patti kw: au4
thunco, rta — J. von, to Buffalu,"iirtivitis at b 86 # m'•
2.10 p maxoapt Sundaya:trom littighauttab • -
. •
Eastward. .
, . .
STATIONS. N 0.12. N 0.4 i )10.184 ii-No 9
I
,
'
CincPati L'vo 946 p m ~. ..:1140 am
Olevolaud " 726 am ....... . ~ 00 p m
Dunkirk " 126 p m ......... .. :: ...... p ret * .t, .
cwtop . „ •,! . 1.40 '•, '.6010 0110 l 10 00 " : 40 aea
stapay3 . o 6 1 . fib "a 4649 wa ao pc, .. A da , f
Niagara F . : .. 162 " 060 6 6 . 110 12 ~" 44,2 61
Baffitlo - '' ' 66 '24a - 443' ": aro" " TOO ..
Roroelherle" 01'6 Sup 1045 .46 i 330 .ll 06 66
Rocheeter " -41X1p au to 14 6 44 1 .111. "
earning " 736 " 12 20a m gas " Ipo sf..
Elmira " 817 " 126 8 " I 386 " .1 00 pia
Waverly " 847 " 187 " 800 " 1/251pea
Owego " 2 17J " 919 " i 046 - ! 11i pia
Dlughaael'oN 1015 " $O6
.. 1 727 " roe pm
Great Bond " . ..0. 886 ! 7 112 . " 17 p m
Suequehau'a" il 03 " 400 "18 26 " 47. pAI
PortJery le " 262 am 750 " 112 Os p m 4, X 8 p m
.14Iddlutown"
,3:68 " 646 , 4 ! !1263 " , ..4
rlohito tn "P I ' 1 0 6 4 ;`, '' ' - te:; ( et
Nowbnrgb " ...... :.... E... 121 p all „„$.7-7., 836 ...
p tu
Eakerion - 14 '6 50 4 114. 11'06 ain - 2 ok tir 840 pel
Newark • " 700 " 2 Obpart 515 " ..., ..! . -.. p
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in
Jeraey City " 638 " 1188 a m 828 " 9lb
New York 66 700 " 11 00 m 9 40 " 025 I) to
--Rochest-r Democrat
Additional Local Trains Eastward.
6.00 a m., oundaya icopted. from neraalatrille.
6.55 a ru„ daily from 11.0rnellatille.
7.00 a ut.. except Suudaya, from Owego.
7.60 a m., except Sunda's, from Elmira. i‘ s „
1.55 p. m.. except Sundays, from Named Poe{,
2.10 p. m., except Sundays, from Ifornslisvlllo.
*Daily.
t Stuudityp bfelitucti ttpluelloville sad
Nett Lt. ... 1 •
7.;.:4• 1) . ituuttsdr, '.41.; ARA
Geu'l Sup't, Glais'l Pass *Art
Direct Ronto North and Month,
On and altar Sunday, Nor 12th, 1821, Traits' wlhl
depart front Troy, Ps., as follows :
31 nil 6,52 A. M. Buffalo Hspruss, 10.36 P.X,
W'nuiport Accom. 7.10. Niagara ltaprela I.ob P. X
TRAINS LEAVE NORTHWARD.
......... 930 r. 51. im 4.1 k AcFm 10 OA A.ll
-Nl9Fik EipF1 . 064,33P.M.- 09111#9',Nztreis 4,27 AV
• A. It:FISKE,
Otinoral Suporlntendent.
Wellsboro & Lawrenceville IL K.
GOING 1it.n.711. bTATI 0/i 8 . 001:10 BOUTS,.
630 pm 10 am. Corning 900 a in 7 bOp ni
425 pm 10 05 am Lawreneoville 10 17 a m 8 110
4 14pm 955 am Dunning 10 27 ata 860 pm
408 pm 951 am *lsallirop 10 32 a ino4 p . ta,
364 ptn 1 0 40 am *llearOpetil 10 46 a m 016 p m
3 49VAt S 3 affil Ttoga Vfilag4) 10 bes am 9.20. pm
331 pm 918 am *Hammond 11 12a ru 936 p in
a 19,pra 5.07 am 411111 a Creek , 11. 26 a m 040 pm
313 put 000 am Holliday 11 31 ain 9 60p ta
303 pm 861 am, Middlebury 11 tl am 9 LO.p st
264 pm 843 am Niles Valley 11 40a mlO 06 . p m
242 pm 831 am *Marsh Creek 12 02 pm 10 16 pm
231 pm 805 am Welleboro' 12 00 a m 10 22 pm
*Flag Stations. A. 11.0ORTON,Sup't.
Blossburg & Corning & Tioga fit. It‘
11 10 am 6 30. pm Corning 900 am 7 50pin
10 66 am 615 pm Mu lhollon 919 am 06 poi
10 42 am b OZ. nua Erwin Centre 983 am 818 pm
10 30 am 460 pm Cook'a 045am8 30 pm
10 25 am 440 pm Lindley 0 50am 880 pm
10 16 ant 4 35-pm Layrrencaville 10 Gam 848 pm
„1.003444 4 21 , paz Solnar'aLlVlloSlO9raut 644433/
9 68'aM 4lt pm( - Mltaholl'e 10 37 am 908 pin
940 am 407 i pm Old Station 10 41 am 912 pm
037 alp 361 pm Thagar t 10 56,ana ;9 25 pm
, 2e, UM ;847 p ' ; &obit 11 . 02 ain ' 932 pm
............. , AlcOaler,
916 bin Ore Lainb's Orimk 11 12 am 943 pm
00 am 837 pm,. Alimanald 11 24 am 9 5 , 5 pm
Canoe Camp
846 am . 8
09'pm Covington 11 44 am 10 16 pm
825 am 260 pm BlosabuTg 12 05 am 10 36pm
2 25 p ; „na Somerville 12 26 am
2 20 pm Vali Brook /2 45 am
A. 11. GORTON, L.II.B7IAYTUOK,
Supt D. k.iol. R. R. Supt Tioga R. B.
Depot, Fo9t of Pine Street, Wllllaroapart, Pa.
' . ; jusr.spum.: •
Mail dep. Williamsport 9.06 a. In.
Aooommodation 44p. WiakunsPart. ..... • • • 6.00 P. m.
Mail arrive at Williamsport 6 20 p. m.
Accommodation arrive at Wi11iam5p0rt,.....9.26 a in.
An additional train leavee Depot at Herdic Rouse.
W . nieport. at 7.4.0 a. m.—for Milton, Philadelphia. X.
York, Boston and intermediate points. Returning,
direct connection is made at Williamsport with train*
for the west.
No rhango of *re between Philadelphia. New York
and Williamsport. GEO. WSW Buie,.
Irtll. ) - 1111 ALL DRUGGISTS EVERY W HERE.
4an. 1, 1872. PIRROR & HEM*
Welle&u.o.
ERIE ItAILNI AY:
Westward.
No. .j+103.•
1140 It 5.80 r x
111 b " 545 " .7 - 20 "
815rx 155 An 23f) x
837 " 217 "
915 " 262 ' '426 ?"'
10.10 " 366 " - 41 "
11,00 " 6.27 " :618 *. 4 ,
11.50 " 5.05 "
1286 A/4 542 " f 6.01
12'38 "
No. I.
9 30 A a
945 •'
4 30 Din
5.13 P It
b. 33 "
0.30 "
7.0 b "
7.98 "
10.20 " i 10.20
gps 2.01 Lift 20 Ott
012.5 " 111.20 A m
7.00 " ;12 10 P M
4.10 . 1 1 112.15 " 12.16
7.15 " 12.20 " 12 20
7.20 " 12 54 " 12.84 .•
065 P M 8.65 " 66' "
700 A 60 A m
11 40
0.51140 p
12.00 Mgt
1234 e hi
11143,' ,
100 "
'2 2•1
7CO e.
000 p
Northern Central. ;
LEAVE SOUTHWARD
Js REDNIELD" • ,
• - Asst(long Suiv't
Time Table No. 3.
TAKLB ENTICT TlftlltaDAT, Di toT. 16 it 1,1871
1:11^3:17.1
GOING NORTH
Catawissa Rallioad.
lA.yer's
Sarsaparilla
staidly growing rep
„ut atiou, 'posed ou its
miiiiisie'Ortties'attli ihstaindi'Vy its , re
. , , ,
markahle:h.nres:' , 'Bo'aitild'as to be saf4 and'
beneficial to childreni and yet so searching
as to effectually purge out the great, cor
ruptions of the blood, such as the scrofulous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities,-
or diseases that have lurked' in the systems
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dote,
and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which ire publicly known,
of Scrofula, and all. scrofulous_ diseases,
Illeei•Si Ertiptloik 'anti . ifilipti'Ve” dis
orders of tho:skin; Tuthort4rßlotches,
Boils, Pimples, Pustules, Sores, St.
Anthony's , Fire,•Rose or Erysipe
las, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald
H ltl, Ringworm, and internal Ul
eetions of tb.3 Uterus, Stomach,
at Liver. It also cures other cons
plat its, to whirls it would not scent especi
ally adapted. micli as Dropsy,— -spep
sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Dis •
Female. Wealcneti.s., Debility, an
Lettcorrhnea, when ihey, are manifesta
tions Of ilie-crortiroll, • 1 .41 . 1` iin P.
It is an excellent I e , toret iir health and
strength in the SpritrY. it s renew ing the
appetite and vigor of 111,• .ii_,.,. 1 i%,. organs ,
it disApates the dept.w.,i,,,i , ml lit less lan
guor of the season. Es en ~here en disorder
appvar., pinto eve( hailer :Ala lis% I,,n ger ,
for cleansing the Howl. 'l'lle-y- , tem moves
on with renewed vigor and a iwsr 10,,5: of
life.
P R h.' I' _4 I: Eli 11 1
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical and Aaalvtical C&cau iate
Exeeutbi's Notice:
T UTTERS Testamentary on the estate of Harsh K.
14 Everett, late of Bloeaburg, Tioge county, Pa., de
ceased, having been granted to the undersigned, ali
persons having claims against said estate and those
indebted to it wilt settle with
JOHN VAN ORDE.II„ Er.eer.
Blossburg, April 17, 1872-6 w
11AISOLUTION.—The firm of St,swart & Dll/NalllX
L./ has diaolved partnership, and sold out their au ,
ttro,stock of goods,to L. Duntans. & Co. The books of
Stewart & Duman: are left with W. A. Stone for settle-
went and collection. STEWART & t r .
Wellsboro, May 8,18724 w
t
=MOMS
5 •; 7 f...? .e • ci .; • ,
.•
- . - New -Spring
;;-=,
6oINGI4OVTfi
Is widely known
as one of the most
effectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the axe's
tem and purifying
the blood. It has
stood the test of
years, with a eoti-
Cl' 1 I :k<
e
taim and: Fatioy - Dry Go
, I:
,
, . -
Salted to the SPRING TRADE, and additiOns Metlealmoat deny, to whtob • 4
- . ", to 114aMi 4.4 DAV ROODS of abr. kind or variety'. we makes'
,
lEM
0.T,44(:>% 1 7:1M1 c*i C/AL7E1.1::**7171161,
awl La boll ta: dt tiat'euts, 141 a are not e4cepea'llithlS section
• order dealt:ea by thi most •-•
f: t, ;
Wallas padalu ONO CAUPlitt HSPA.II=O.47/` as one of ilia foslkuYona of
about pada of ail paws kola SS quota% wa adakos**rW
and area piss OAP ',Shp to And s . • Almost Aid* Was
axed we Sha ll as neat to Wald prices . Nona Ittea MO to bisar
• . iiii.vanolng in market.
•
,
• •
'kW citizens of Tiogit County are cordinily invited to
ijoudry;. ~i~aatL .187
C. C. Mathers's Cheap Cas
i k ~ ~ >
: .
All hail 1 . creation far and near ;
• - , - (.4 •Sfathers s Store you soon shall hoar ;
Eat peallng Drums and Cannons' roar
• Preelihn the new front shore to shore:
• ' ilathem's stoek is now complete ;
He has good goods arrd sells them cheap.
He trusts no one, but sells for calk
And sell so &sap some think him rash. '
some said he would breakin a short time,
But if he does then this don't rhyme;,,
For he sells heaps tmd sells - them right,
•
And has !devilish Wall at night.
Of Boots and Shoes so very cheap,
. I'll take a moments time to speak;
Delighted too you can't but be,.
With prices and - the quality,
He does his business on, the square;
That is, he does it right and fair.
He says at tince just what, do,
• And what he says is right and true.
I cannot stop to enumerate—
,
I have bargains bothgood and great.
My stock is plentiful, cheap and fine,
Especially in the Dry Goods line.
Mathera's Boot k shoe. Net & Cap, Dry Goods & Grocery Store is the
goods. GPI) It a trial cud you will be oonriaoed.
"Charley" has just returned hem New 'fork with a large stock of Spring t 3
of his kraseuse trade, sell at leas profit than before, and which he has bought
Welliboro, April 10. 1872.
*Tx Horton &
New Spring Goods,
CALL AT , NO. 1, BOWEN & CON
The Largest Establishment
zmixa - mtcan et, E 13.1=L133/63 X 6
D.RiuGro-is
MitY) fi t l i l Ue a g t r e 44landl ttf: largeg r lti = clG° 2
a. A 4cesool l
STONB, MDR ISIAH IND
mass, AI Eillin u aff X TEITIS L A.
rA 1113u4, A
'lrransier Ornamenits, Stri
' and Bruohes far Carria
• full llna of all Glossae Of Good, allWtalnlng to our bus
J. 1. 1872,
We now tower a fun and-vary complete stock of •
SEILLED
ESE BO BUSE GETTING IN
IMI3
1
i
, i
and wafting on cuatomera,
•
that thy havrn't time to write a
Advertisement.
WELLSBORO, PA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
EN
Mil
Cutter Oruatueistlu
12111
thing I
=EI
BERM
ds,
ENE
0 Lloyda thm ationtlen of all
lIMI
, Our Clothe Will be made 4o
the town, bud se 14 oontigiees
• • hagal* and Nice, •
abased Uitme the advance,
or. as they two continually,
• and see us
&NAM & WAIT&
Store.
t place In Tinos county to leuy
, which ha will, on account
uek cheaper than ever.
,O. C. M.A'llllO4l,
other
Mil
OW
It BLOCK,
!northern Pa.!
LEO
s!
, lea them to offer them at the
a small advance over wholesale
'ITER LIMB,
lug Pencils
e and
kept 01 dos*.
=MEE
Ti 4 LBW STORE!
,t.
~:, W ELALSBOR • , A.
-!: - FANDREW FOLEY,
. -..lllll.wh O lilut king been n estatlished
I • Amur
12 : the Jewelry business in
Wallsiiero, has always for sale,
- ` f) / various kinds and, pricea : oi .
AMERICANWATCLII4,
I
Gold or Silver, ClOcks, — ,JoWeiry, Gold,, Chains,
MO's. Ulnas, Pins, Pmeils, Oases, Gold and
• Steel Pens, Thin-bloc,
,SpoouS: Razors,
-' Platt d Wale,
•
SEWING 'HACIIINES,
&e., A:e;
With vostnil other arliclea usually kept in such es
tablishments, which are sold low for
C S 'H.
•
Repairing done nestl , and pxotoptly, end on shori
110T/ox. V - A. FOLEY.
Jan.', - 1872-Iy. .
,f .. .
Washing MachAne,
ja inanottnectil the.heet in Market, having taken the
first Pracalurn M the Tiogtt 00., and other Fears, and
to decidectly the best washing Machina invented. It
OW/ need, a trial to sethity the most skeptical. Per
sona wishing to purchase, will °Minim'
LUKE STEVICNS,
Tioga, Pa.
Jan. 1,18 Th
e •
i A
Dentistry.
-Closes .
ItoAVING returned from a visit Past, lam now pro"
pared. with a new Bkvk of goods and instrumenta,
r superior buineetnents to those tu want of any
thing in my line. drtiftciaLteeth inserted on a new
and superior base, at low rafes. Teeth extracted with
gut pain. Preservation of the natural tooth a spesiality.
Wear warranted. Terms reesbneble.
A. B. EASTMAN, Dentist,
Jan. ,1, 18 . 12-tf Welleboro, Pa.
ROSADALIS
0
s
I
July 19, 18
BOUGHT for cash, and to be sold for cash, at cash
prices. Credit system played out.
" Pay as you go," is a trite old maxim, and, when
lived up to, the true doctrine for both seller and buyer
I iutond to sell goods at small profits, for cash, and
respectfully solicit a trial from old patrons, and from
all others who wish to buy groceries an staple goods
at close figures. A. W. DATER.
January 8, 1872. tf
MERCHANT TAILORING !
rtEORGE WAGNER, ku just reerived la superb as.
Ur ointment Mall kinds of
CLOTHS
for gentlemen's
COARSE & FINE CLOTIfING
and is premed to manufacture in the BEST STYLE,
and on the shortest uotice. Persons wanting Clothing
will please drop in and see my stock. Good Errs and
tho best of work guaranteed.
Jan. 1. 1.812-I.y. GEO. WAGNER.
AoOOOD dairy farm in Tioga township, Tioga Co?
Pa., about 2 1-2 miles west of the Borough of
ga, about 100 sores improved, and 46 unimproved.—
flea on it three barns; three dwelling houses, an apple
and peach Orchard, and cther fruit trees. Terms easy.
Also adjoining on the west, a farm and timber lands
from 40 to 200 tioces as desired, with 80 acres improved,
with a good barn, a good house and apple orchard.—
Good ter a dairying farm. C.. 11. dErMODIt,
Jan. 1, 1872. ' Tioga, Pa.
Souse, and Lot for Sale.
rdundersigned ottbrl for Bale his House and Lot
on Main street, in Ell‘land,Paut a very.low price.
lot contains one.bah acre, and is under good out
tivatton. For teznis, Arc. apply to the subscriber.
Elkland. Po., Fob. 21, 117241, 0. 1.. Bil3COCk.
Mrs, C. P. SIETH 5
i s now receiving now aqd elegant deeignatn
Mll3.l.3aeaW
and
Gr 111•101:MS,
end invitee the public to call and oxAinino gooda and
prlcea.
P. B.—No troublo to show geode.
Feb. 28, 18T2. Mrs. 0. P. SMITH.
AND COLCIDS.
tER prepared So Deus Poßoles la first class Com
panies on all kinds of Ineurablo Property agatant
and Lightning et tenantable rates. We travel and
etuuntna all risks pereonally in the coalition of 'Flogs
ADA Potter. J. IL CAMPERLL.
Mean, Bob. T. 1 /02-4. J. D. CAMPEIRLL.
undetnlaned
&re for Tomb Ro ts
u n es ow a r cl oce n a u t n o uu ea ta o euu r te all or
ltksr
Italian, or Rutland -;Marble;'
ate latent style and approved workmanship and with
kteks constantly on band both bloila of Marble
and will be able to mat all 14311a0 may favor him wl
etedr atdara. on as reasonable terms an sou ba obial4
ha the actuator.
PIM= 1 1 in. 1,1873.
THE INGREDIENTS THAT
COMPOSE ItOSADALIS are
published on every package, there
fbre it is not a secret preparation,
iimsequently
PRYSICILNS PRESCRIBE IT
it is a certain Ceara for Scrofula,
Syphilis in all its forms, Rheuma
tism. Skin Diseases, Liver Coin
pkiint and all diseases of the
Blood.
ONE BOTTLE OF ROSADALIS •
will do snore good than ten bottles
of the t•lyrups of Sarsapa.nlla.
THE UNDERSIGNED PHYSICIANS
havo used `tosadalis in thei r practice
for the past three years and freely
endow it as a reliable Alterative
and Blood Purifief.
DR. T. C. PUGH of liatimw.
012. T. S.
DR. R. "
bit. .r. O. DANNELLY, . c
Mt. J. S. SPARKS, of NiehoLasvillo,
ICy. -1
HR. J..L. McCARTITA, Columbia,
S.
DR. A. R. NOBLES, Edgecomb, N. C.
*USED AND ENDORSED BY
J. U. FRENCH & SONS, Fall River,
Mass.
F. IV. SMITH, ackson, Mich.
1. F. WAF.ELEII, Lima,
, HALL, Lim..a, 01.10.
21,/iVEN oQ.,Gordprisville, Va. •
SA CL McFADDEN, Murfrees
boro, Tann:
Our space w lll not allow of any ex
tended ren.arks In relation to the
virtuoso( Rosadalis. Toth° Medical
• .fession we guarantee a Fluid En
trant superior to any they have over
aged in tho treatment of diseased
Blood; and to the afflicted we say try
Ilosadakis, and you will ho restored
to health.
litosadalis is sold by all Druggists,
sl.soprico per bottle. Address
DZ. CLEWSNTS & CO.
Manufacturing Chemist*,
BALTIMORE, MO4
71-Iy.
Change of Base.
BRAND-NEW
Stook of Goods
AT MIDDLPBURY CENTER, PA
For Sale or _Rent.
General Insurance Agency,
NBLe.O.N. T:OUA CO., PA
J. H.,& J. D. Campbell,
Tioga Marble Works.
Corning Foundry , & Machine h ob
------:-:-
lASI-IED 1840.
B. W. .lEzociii,37lrie arc ISlC)3a.te,
7
Ifanufacturera of Stationtu7 and Portable linginos and Dollars., Gvaring, Shafting and Maebitmry ro d ,.
fur Saw 111114 drimi Mi ll s stud Tannarius, OVOIJHId Orates, tor burning . Tau. listaws fvr movin g 1i0 ,.. 4
and leached bark, Casting:), Bolts Its!'road Frogs, Chairs, and IlonalriEg dons at short tiotite.
Winos for shipping lcty Qtnal t,r Atailroada to all points, and can furnish Itietslinn:ry clia:tpce than l'ast,i n 4 . t
Weatona buiblare of tho bei,t quality. ,
Jan. 1,
'REISS H. W. TODD Ilea removed her Moen: Store to
.11j the late reehlenee of Lauer Datfho, oppoqite Vat,.
Horne Hotel. .Stelnw•ay and other
for oalo very chat!). Also, MASON Ai ILAMOIN
CABINET ORGA { S.
OLD INSTRUMENTS TAKEN IN ECILINOE.
A large stock of NEW MUSIC just received.
I 'MONS givon on tho Piano, Organ, rind in fling
ing. An opportunity for practice ofilirilett to thoeo
who may desire it. H. W. TODD.
Jan. I. 1872-tf.l
l a 7/Ir4 JZALLES
. WM. "Vi: - 71 iIE6ETABLE SICILIAN
40k7 ,24- k%%: HAIR
RENEWER
Every year increases the popularity
of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone.• We can
assure our old patrons that it is kept
fully up to its high standard; and it
is the only reliable and perfected prep
aration for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, m. king it
soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp,
by its use, becomes white and elean.
It removes all eruptions and dandruff,
and, by its tonic properties, prevents
the hair from falling out, as •it stimu
lates and nourishes the hair-glands.
By its use, the hair grows thicker and
stronger. In baldness, it restores the
capillary glands , to their normal vigor,
and will create a new growth, except
in extreme old age. It it , the most
econ,emical lain DRESSING ever used,
as ie requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair a splendid, glossy ap
pearance. A. A. Hayes, Td.D. 2 , State
Assayer of Massachusetts, says, " The
constituents are pure, and carefully.
selected for excellent quality; and I
consider it the 3EsT .PREI'MdTION
for its intended purposes." -
Sold by an Druggists, and Dracrs in Medicines
Price Ono Dollar.
Buckingham's Dye
As our Renewer in many cases re
quires too long a time, and too much
care, to restore gt ay or laded 'Whisk
ers, we have prepared this dye, in one
preparation; which will quickly and
effectually fiCCOM p hh 'this result. It
is easily applied, and produces a color
which will neither rub nor wash off.
Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty
Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL &
Jan. 1. 1812
ri W. NAVLE, would say to lxis•frlouds that
liaruoss Shop is constantly stocked with
Heavy and Light Harnesses,
made in a substantial mariner, and offered at prieoa
that earinet fail to snit:
The boat trarlaneu employed, and non° but the best
nigorita pawl.
Itaxiaisttag 4tu) on short notice, and in the boat turn
ne. 0113/. ttud
Jan.sfle.
.J - . 3 1 1: ll>ex:tie-v.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in the choicest
Cloods of tho best epuilitteo to
CHINA & GLASSWARE!
Bronze, Varian and Lava Groups, Statueftes,
Basta, Vasee, .fie. Bohemian, Berlin,
Vienna, and lajolica Vases,
Colognel3et:, Puff Boxes,
Card •eceivers,
French Glass Shades and Stands - for Wax
work and lernries, &c.
Fine Willow Goods for Ti'ax, Moss and Shell Work.
A fall assortment of Waxwork Materials.
White Chira. Tea Sets
of 0 Ores $7,00.
CIU.LDRENS' CARRIAGES,
vory large and choice .tasortinent at mltolesale and
•tail.
HALL, No. 81. to St., R.1.111.11A, Y
May, 1, 1872-at
rpHE Undersigned bevy e e l bei a appointed an Auditor
to make distribution of lie funds arising from the
sale of the real estate et' avid Hulelander Into of
Charleston township, de( ,t. ed, ill the rids of M. F.
Elliott, Esq., Trustee, wit! a, tend to tht duties of said
appointment and hear the piirtiea inter, sled, at'his of
fice in Tioga Duro on Winiiii-sday, the 22t1 day of, May
next, at 2 o'clock m. All persons interested au a re
quired to present their claims buten, the Auditor or
be debarred from' coming icy fur a share of mid funds.
F. E. SMITH,
Auditor.
'pop, May 1,1872-4 w
Valuable Real Estate for'Sale.
TILE SUBSCRIBERS offer tor sale tho fulltlug
Real P.stuto un rioasuluiblo terms:
SEVEN BUILDING LOTS .
in Wellsboro at $3OO caolLi one-third cash, Laianon
In two annual payrnonte. One bona) and lot lu Walla
bort), corner of Pearl Street and the Avenue. Throe
hundred acres of valuable coal and timber NO In
Morris and Charleston Townships, part of Warraut
1584. Also, Fifty acres In Storrie Township, part
td Warrant No. 4004. Addrt.ss.
(P. 0. Box. 2,622)
limb. 6,2 m.
FRANI{ 1-14118.
ESTA
' Music !
FOR, THE WHISKERS.
NASHUA, N.H.
HARNESS SHOP
Neiv iu Styks and Elegant in .fresigns
.4u (litor'
Xotice
O. or W. V. EMERY,
' Williamppgrt, Pa.
BALDWIN'S SEAMY.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
If you want Dress Good', of all kind.%
oall at 1:U1,1/WIN'S Slut:,
•
If you want BIT Alpaca, call for this Gran:l Dulchta
' ,1 at 11A1.17WiN's stw..q
If you want an Ottoman Shawl,
call at BALDWIN'S 5'113,2,
you want lies S: Gonts' r
Ajittr„
call a D DAMN'S'
If you want notions runt trimmings,
call at 53,ILDWLN'S SLinl
If you. want Furs
If you want knit Good,
U you want Tips at Caps
If ytnt want Boots 4ul Shuts.
call at BALDIVIN" 51.1anty
If you want a sat of' i3ishes,
call at BAIAWIN'S Shang
If you want nowt Tens and Oroeerica told!,
call at tALIANTisI'S
If you want a rt,a , ly snit of e1,,U1441,
call at DALlOwnz's Si
It you want a suit of Clothcs loavo yow ITiquive.
at B.N.LDWIN'II Slinfy
11 putt M ikn ICoal,
If you v. an !Buffalo Itobt,s,
llf yortWatit prices that cant be Ilciat.
ut .13A1.DWIN'S Si.au
GEO. W. NIVLE
Wo are anxious to sell these goods before we le.trel!
Shanty. T. L. BALDWIN k
Ray. 1, 1871.
you want a first class
Piano or Organ,
pall on B. F. DOTI) at Dr. A. B. EnFtniairt , nn.-
Hying tho
Estey grart7l lT tibbCl'
.Tfaines Bros., Pianos,
Shopt Music, Instruction Books, Piano and Or. 1:
Spreads, and anything in the lino of llrat.alasA
Clooda. J. ° F. Stratton & Cots Baud Instrument! ,
Also the Domestic Sowindafachine. Call m arv:
we. it. F. Pima
Wellaboro, April 24. 1872.4 f
PHOToGniiiiit
LL kinds, styles and sizes ofr
executed in artistic manner t 1) it. Nafal: - :.•
ailed, opposite Coue House, Wellst•ore
Portraits - on Porcelain Plates.
Nothing finer can he offered than the:4'
eelain Pictures id ti velvet cane or fram•••
ness and delicacy are superior to atu thing
on iron or paper. If you want a
of yourself, go to Nh - ramnre•A.
If you want the very best that ea:;
Naramore's.
If you wait something that looks like ou. Fo
amoro's,
f you want an old Pagut•rre.ot
Ambrotype, or other Pictures coined and L alat,z,l,
can do that.-as reasonalde as any other mat
will ho finished in India Jul. Oil or Waist'
desired
• .
PeTBODS Nvishing , piet arcs of gr,:rnp , and
Will receive especial attention.
A large hseortinent of Frames and Franllag
eonetuutly on bawl. All kw& of
Pieturi!s Frained to Order
N. L—Don't the c. er A. It. notifivi'
Dental .livoins.
U. I's IIZ 1111.)1;1'.
April al. 1872.-lf
J. M. DEXTER.
iSayo lc'
q't.,..tamentaly ou tili?
J tarTIF, Jac•li,lll
Pa., tloceaatttl, having been granten to the t:
all persons having claims agionsi
those owing the , stune, are hereby rot Eth
aettlement tat the . v . xventor at ln;. 1
son township aforesaid. JofIN
Jackson, April 17, 1(,7:1-th,
A BOUT 110 acres of land known as the g
Jot. Mitchell farm at Mitoliall's Creek, Thant Coe
with three dwelling Loll£ol3, a sboain Saw
Buns and other buildings- one of the hod logetarit,i
for a lunihering or other manufacturing establislau, t
ou the 'llbga Railroad.
Mao, aAJoiniug a lot of about 185 lanes, ab 4 u t
cares ha pasture. Would male a good feria -Undid
enoitgli It or fuel, poste, &., to pay tor J o
u ab an out 'l f so antes lumber
ot timber laud O with smile ,
proveraerite, about a mile oast of the above doAdri
{ends--valuabla for lirmlock Hark, timber and 5010
hag lands.
Also two lots of land of oue ricrs cash, &Hosted al
qlAllidaytown, in the township of Mi ,l,ll 'ln u l
vfhlbh there is n stare, barn, Ne.
T 40610 desiring to purchase Inquire of !drA. .1110
1 1 MI hall on tho premises at 3.l,itchblra C 140 ' .. •
1 0 ; /I. anlolllt,
AWL Is /872-A ogt & Yel
M\ \
CORNING, STEUREN COUNI V, N.
If ytal wont a Woe asetoitu/t;,ut 4,1
CALL AT
BALDWIN'S SHANTY,
TIUGA, PA.
ERE
call at BALDWIN'S ShiJ?
call at BILDWLS S Sha
call at BALDWIN . 8 ShaLts
•
call at DALDWIN':i a:
cull at BALM\ IN h
That's whats the Matter.
Pianos ! Organs !
Good Picture
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II
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