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Newtons great unsnswn Force demonstrated at last;
NOW ADY- NOW READ Y =
; CHAPMAN'S PRIN CIPIA;

on. NATURES FIRST PRINCIPLES. ..,
" work the reults Of years OF close hVest'
saop in new felo thefto oyehookea, eAPhlng TUG
Of p important discovery of tho laws OF usuie whch
veSsfe The the elements; exposing the
epsrees The popular (eTropeousy soesIecl Ne"t0han
theoty OF GIayitson without Repuli n ,, r..
Dsorrrsting the existence sud 0pefatlen OF
,SxtSnsiv,v in universal CIsytsoB. Newton himself was
other than
by follow log quotation from the Preface o nus IL
eipA In speaking the phenomena OF the NOV 3neh " o
sops 40 uspes that they may al depend u9on certain
Elee IL wh,h the particles Of bodies ~ some eaues
unlnou are mutually PEELED toward each otheT ana eohee
hi re.usr res REPFLLs AND 1DE fkD' IAN
oIBER. WHICH FoRcEs BFiNG VsSSo~N @ -, ~ lnt
NI1HIE1o ATTEMPIID THE SEARCH or NATURE NAlN Dl
kope the principles here sid cown viii at0d SONS sn euoi
btis or me uuer method Of philosophy 1900 fl. ,..,,,
Here we have his WORDS. BIS SUSPICIOUS tEVm
D. .Isrce a Repullvs force. For bodies Of matter can
mo- h tcs6 and Iecsds from each other by aJ ohei phys
ea sgeucy ;hs1 ispUls'Ve ic1ce. , u, . ,o,i..s &,
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RoUP IN FowLs.-Of all the diseases that /
have had to contend with, | think the rOup is
the worst 1t is contagious OF this | am
perfectly satisfied, that if a fowl in flock has
it, that all will take it, unless the diseased one
be removed. Roup is somewhat like the dis
temper among dogs. My fowls are affected
thus: Very difficult in breathing, gaping,
rattling in the throat, swelling of the head,
feverish, eyes swollen, with thn Shiny matter
oozing from them, and it sometimes closes them
up, and blindness is the result. There is dis
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even if it costs $40. My remedy is as fol-
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Take the fowl and put it in a warm place :
wash the head and throat with warm rain water
and CASTLE soap then take spirits Of turpcntinc
and lard, mix well, and rub this mixture on the
head and throat thoroughly once day, and
be particular to clean the nostrilS we'll | have
found this remedy to be the best | have ever
tried, and | have tried all that are in the
different poultry books without doing any good.
Cor. Ohio CHHirator
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of spirits Of hartShorn, and again well shake
the ingredients The gilt frame that is to be
cleansed may now be brushed over with this
liquid, taking care, however, to use for the
purpose the very softcst camels-hair brush that
can be procured. After the liquid has beer
on the frame a minute or so, using slight
brushing to the dirticst and most intricate parts
of the work, it is to be freely washed off with
plenty of clean soft water, and allowed to dry
of its own accord. The drying should be
accelerated by placing the frame in a draught
or where the sun shines on it, Next day the
bright parts of the work may be very slightly
rubbed with new wash leather, which enhances
their brilliancy. Pictures and glasses should
be taken out Of the frame during the cleansing
process.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-19

RAISING Calves Enquiries being made
as to raising calves, | give YOU my experience.
let them suck until they are two months old
-halter-break them when one week old, and
let them have as much milk as they will take
twice day until they are about four weeks
old then begin to wean them off by first
milking one teat, and at the end of one week
milking two teats, and so on until at last
give them but one tcat once day. AS soon
as I begin to wean them off, | commence feed
ing them with few slices of carrots or some
other vegetable, and induce them to lick a
little corn meal, increasing the quantity as
deprive them of the milk They will need the
green vegetable no longer after they can pro-
cure grass. l always provide them with a
small whisp of hay as long as keep them up
TO succeed well, and raise a fine animal, they
should have from half to pint of meal once
a day, until they are turned out to grass at
one year old. They should also be carded once
day at least during the time of stabling.-
Cor Albany Cuhirdtor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-19
BOOTS AND SHOES.
John w. Wilcox,

IIAS located his establishment Main Street door
North of the Ward House. and will continue the
manufacture of BOOTS & SHOES as heretofore.
He has just received from NewYork large assortment
of Womans Chidrens and Misses Shoes, which offer
ed at low prices The attention of the Ladies particu-
lary directed to his assortment comprising the following
new styles :-Enameed Jenny Lind gaiter boots: do.
shoes black lasting and silk gaiter walking shoes bus
kins &c Misses CATERS and Shoes of every description
large variety of Chdrens fancy CATERS boots shoes
of all kinds.
For the Gentlemen, almost every style of CATERS and
shoes This stock has been personally selected with
and he believes he offer superior articles reasonable
prices
ss- The srictest attention paid to MANUF ACQUIRING,
and he hopes by doing work well to merit continuance
of the liberal patronage lie has htherso received.
TOwanda Feb L 1855.