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Druggist and Chemist, New Haven, Conn.

Fair and positive evidence II the real virtue
and merits ef the Rosemary will h. shown Ia any
ono who will call on the proprietor Space will
not admit ANY nerc certificates hcrei bit Ne have
the pleasure to give the names Of sunc who eau be
consulted abou, il:
Mr.. Loui-a sweeney, q Rowe Street, B"stqn
Ecv. {. ", nenhi,ou. hate :. Fou al. bein~-s IA
:. 4 V. 7. E.auts. I. Il. :. & l.. 4 /. +" hcr
Maje,ty. Mint. Il. H.; AbTam \. Tnas, Kottes-
dan y. 20 ysat- = age. iouJ,nln ~eaycy
Esq., Etomdeld IL Use, Boston.
-. Hun ireds eould be addict 70 til. li.t If -. M
permitted.
it j. Pleasing 10 the fr,n-i' TT 80 re-,.la car
mu .'e'.t!ous Tcslectu.g t. lcAefgi-t ass If lt'
Rosemary, t. which h Away 3.olf ~ t. Testsstt
in appropriate manner.
Desiring To- place the article within the rracn
all, it is put mp IN ,rai bottles ot ccn,.: larg'
bottle, containing nearly slA tunes the quantity
for = co.
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Y'HE subscriber hereby gives public

THE subscriber hereby gives public
Il notice Ia alI concerned tina, he has been
duly appointed ami has taken upon hin elf the
trust e Administrator uIsn the Estate OF Nathl
". pr,bl-, late # sullivan. IN the County
Of Hancock, DECREASED. nv gninS bond as The tAw
direct. he therefore requests ali i'ersoIs Nh.
st- indebted To the ,aid dccea.sds estate Ia make
immediate 10 ytasnt. and thuse who have any de
in.nds thereon. " exhibit tire same for settle
ment SIDNEY SMITH.
Sullivan, Feb. ). ls5s. J
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l. 600 600 BOTTLES SOLD!

Entered according to act Of Congress, in the yea
ISIS, by RrssEttSi 9ttJSe, in the Clerks
uace.e t!c uistri.t curt q! Massa-
chu-Ctjs.
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MOSS SIDE by Marion Harland.
~HE MOTHER AT HOME, by J.
S c. Abbott.
"HE POOR BOY and MERCHANT
PRINCE. by Wen. NJ Thsyer. And other
~D- books, j.N received BY Is n. otE.
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'l>he subscriber hereby 2 YES public mo-

'lNhe subscriber hereby YES public no
L tice 10 all Concerned that he has been
duly appointed and ha. taken upon him e
the tru., VI al Administ upon the estate Q
Thomas Coggins, late OF Hluehiil. in the
County VI Hancock deceased, by giving bonds
as the Law directs; he therefore requests all per
sons who are indebted to the sad deceased. c,
tate, to make immediate payment, and those ~ho
have any demand. thereon, 10 exhibit the same
for settlement. ISAAC S. QSGopp.
BluehiII. Feb. :, 1855.
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p UNI

(,AJ TON This caution all persons a. Aust pnTehAs
~ iug THREE u hand lsy.bie samuel sawyer,
order Of one hundred and seventeen dollar. EACH And
da,ei Gouisbofo, june 1887, and pa abs june lst
1sSs June N 1859 and jane 81 ls60, signed By ny
self, fo1 the Fstac | never Treri sci.
u0altsb0ro, Pee. - 1887. LEONARD HoLMEs
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NJ Q at III ark 9 t.

Yv7E subscriber keeps his shop we'll
Il supplied With ali the market Affords in the
NEST line and .oiieit. the patronage Of those Who
do not favor LIQUID meat-shops. He promises
to deal fairly, give good weight, and sell st fair
prices. lie keeps no drink for the ti1Sy ones,
bat \ plenty of meat for the hungry citizens, and
expects the patronage of the temperate and con-
sderate portion of the public.
Gail at REYNOLDS for your Steaks, for break.
fast Roa.ts for Ginncr, Corned Beef for change,
poultry when the appetite eraycsit, and all kinds
of meats, as the good lady of the house directs
but bring no JUGS. n. c. REYNOLDS.
El,saorth. Dee. :. 1885,. Aa-u
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Notice..

THE Conaytncraership r1forc existing between size
uadersgne dissolved nv Consent Of parties Nov
81 1881 Ai lie then due ti,e 1rnl of Love joy Co.
~ nsyseis "a Mn Jey LOVE- Joy,
"a NM Joy
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pAUPk9 NUflCE.-No,ieci i. he reby given thai ample
provision liGs h=en made by the oFeTseeFs u the
Poor Of this for the support 81 raupvs, and all per
therefore forbidden furnish any SUPPORT u a..
sssapce 70 paUFer. 4can. saif such
bills viii be paid .kssE D1TfuA OseTs>ef. u poor
JOHN L. MOOR, Of Ellsworth.
klisr oFth, Feb. 6, 1888, sss
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lUsT Received by Express, n new

~ Loo Of Medicines and Fancy articles. Also
ne Apples Oranges, with many other articles
adapted to tss wants Of the community, and tho
season Of the scar.
~ e. &. pEHJA
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The subscriber hereby gives public no
- tee to all concerned, that he ha. been du
ly appointed and has taken upon himself the
trust Of All Administrator. with tho will anne Kcd.
of the estate Of lothian Meulton late Of Bucksport
in the County of ilancock. physician. deceased by
giving bonds as the law directs; he therefore re
quests all persons who iaSebted to the said de-
eeased's estate to make immediate pay ana
those who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the tor settlement.
WIN. II. PlLLSBURY.
BuckspOr,, Feb. 4, ISIS.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral

IIas long manufactured by practical chemist aud
every Of IL under his with inSsriable
r.cy 1t 10 scaled aud protected by law from
tcr-i;., consequently be relied genuine,
without adueration. Il supplies the srcs; remedy the
world has for the Of all pulmonary
plants for Cou6Hs. CoiDs HosRsrSrss ASTHMA, CRorr
CoUeH, BRoScHTis lSIFIKsT CONSUMPTION and
relief Of consumpise patients advanced stage Of
the disease makes theee wider and better
known this medicine has gradually become the hest relt
ancc the afflicted from tES log cabin of the American
peasant to the palaces Of EurcI kings Throughout
entire country in state and city and inee ~
most every hamlet CHERRY PcroRL is known
A the hest remedies for diseAsrs Of the threat and
lungs In many fen countries it IL extensively used By
Intelligent physicians II theirs depend
what Of every station certify has dsne for
them; If trust when the dan
gerous affections Of the lungs yield it; depend
Of intelligent physicians whose business
10 know In short il there Is reliance upon any
thing rrfutably proven that this medicine dos
Of dseAses i. designed for beyond and
all other remedies known mankind Nothing but its in
.rnsc and the unmstakable hneht conferred
thousands Of sufferers could originate and maintain the
reputation enjoys While many inferior remediss have
upon the community have failed and hsen
discarded this has gained riends by every trial conferred
afflicted they forget and produced
numerous and remarkable 10 b forgotten
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05

Seic Pf"TrietnrJ. Et>~ftt Sil,IniSr Nanufac-
turing eHef1i.'. iracjp.i Dept. :, Tfcuoni
St. opro.it, the Museum. E"-,"n. Mas. where
ali "ricrs should h- Addressed The fac siiu,le oi
his signature Il every bottle Of the genuine.
sold by c. G. Peek, Ellsworth, Me.
seov
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found n complete assortment Of Harnesses consist
ing of best Silver plate Brsss:.IaIantd and Intted
trimmings, made fram the best of Oak tanned
leather, Riding saddles and brushes Of various
kinds and prices, lIaItcrs Of every kind AMI
quality together with all articles in that branch
of trade.
LIVESTOCK OF WHIPS CANNOT BE EXCELLEn
Stage lashcs of the best kind in use, Saddi,rs
Silk kept expressly f,x the ladies, Channels skins
for cleansing Silver and Brittany ware, Trunks oi
all kinds consisting Of best Meats Leather and
Russe, Doubles, Portfolio, Dress Bay top aud
House Trunks, all kinds of Trunks made To order
atvery short notice Nalises and Travelling Dag Of
al kinds aud sizes Curry Combs and Horse
b, ashes together with every other article usually
kspt in such establishments.
Harnesses clcansed and oiled at short notice
Cash paid for Hides and Calf skins.
All Of the above articles will DC sold At fai
price. by HENRY ROLLINS.
Ellsworth, June 9Th 1855. l9tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05

fllIE subscriber hereby gists pat c 80 to ali
errcd Tia, he has ch daily srislitted ard Ia, TAX
uIoa hInlsch the Il sdnir stFtnr lie hnFs
nnn 81 the u Henry :. Iues als II fsEoft Ia
the Colnl, q Iat- d,ceasei, ~ gums tu4ui the
las directs he ,er,fe requests Ba lrrot'. who
debici the said deces.is estate, IN make immediate
20 ,ncnt ami tlse slo have any demands Isrr.aa %
exhibit tl,e same f,r settlement OED fARCUkR
Feb. j. ISIS. }
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A tr,,. copy, aesst-t 4. BAurtrrr, Register. So

Alta Court af Probate hoen a E.~"rth, within and Tor
the County u Hancock un the first "Wednesday Of FEB
ruar,, A. y. 1888.
AMANDA HIGGINS Willow II Emery = Higgins late Of
"A Eien ,rc,a-,i wing made apriicatlon 10 me
for an allowance cut u the rf-'tnal estate u sad de
s.ssi g.. ordered,
That IT,, s.Ai NmRhia H-gins give nntire 10
all rer>n. Interested by raushg copy n this "rigg to
~ uui,.iTt the th-~uTth Au'"ric9u, r1uicd IN Us
worth tliat tirs sll-'af nj Probate court tn he
hol,,p at tI.wofth the fuuth "Wednesday Of April
n,,t Al trn II the chick IN the orcpoon, apI shas
eau.--s an, they ha,e-~hy the same shouh moi he
allowed,
PARKER TtGk, Judge.
Atrus e,py-su..t 4 Baum Register,
L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05

PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST,
LOWELL, MA99.
AND SOLD BIZ
CALVIN g. PG'K Eliswr.h; D Cr10k.s, Jr, y;
eek r. = Pr-hl- sullivan; John fher>nn- 6ou,d 'h~rs-
John p Hardy, stu~b-n W. LEIGHTON Miiersisei Mich
oaas G. dfrey, Cierryfet; Ilerekiad Aesus, Surry;
John Stephens, Euchl; aud ali druggists and deaers il
medicines thruaS hout the world. lyt'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05

a., ,,,,,f Iri Ia IL at iil.v orth within sud fnT the
C,nrIy 4 Ilae,-.k ht Rrst cinesdaS u February
1 u. I.sS. srs.
D1IlSE Ky srENt Ems, onarllan"' 'hhfehni s''.ets
y Si,,r,s ninurs AID Children 81 ABIGAIL 1 stevens
l,e II -t,rn IN said county, deceased to grant Ia
the uariisn license 10 ell Ger tam rtsl estate o' s
deceased. in which said mincrs VT" interested
Ordcytd That tho -aiA g. give notice mr." !"
all PERSONS utcrr, h, causing COPY NJ this orcf !" Nc
tr,. week Sccr iycls in the Ellsworth An,cr
En-, ,r,,, IN tll.Nnsth that they may appear at Pro
hate ourt L. ~ h.httn EIl.wurt on thu fourth "eis
ia, IT April neNt, at Of thu 81 * in the FORENOON
aud .bco Gauss Il ~, tcl l"y" Why ihe same st'un DO
tr allowed. -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05

WOULD respectfully inform the c'.'-
w ,ens Of Ellsworth aud vicinity tina, hs
may .uil be fund a, the late stasd OF Hill =
Young. where may be found the largest a'''H'
nlent Of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05
Clocks.

New and Elegant Patterns, Marine d., Jsvslled,
supcrfne quality.
Toys Toe Numerous to Mention.
e Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Mariners and
Land Compasscs, repaired with neatness and de-
spateh. and W. RANTED. Spectacle Frames
repaired snd new lasses inserted to suit any ages
ly-9
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05

M. Treatise upon the NArrRE, CAts.s, svNr-
rows and PkEsrSIiox offtLnoSAsT CoxsrnrrieS be
hal application the Office Il the Agent, above,
will he by mail to amy address. Thi, Treatise gill
veil repay Ierusal. no. A-ly
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05

Are particularly adapted 10
arrangements Of the digestive
apparstus, and diseases sris-
ing from impurity OF tin
blood. A large part Of all tiC
complaints that affiict man
kind originate In one u three,
and consequently these PILlA
are found te cure many vari-
etisa Of disease,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05

:: !: 5: :: !:
cines used by ply sicians. together with
n A
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05

Lsver, Lepins, Anchor and Patent Vertical
Watches - warranted. Table, Tea, Des-
ssrt, Cream, Sugar Salt, and Mustard SPOONS,
Of extra 6ne silver. Also, Butter and Fruit
Knives, Pickle Knives and Forks, Napkin Rings,
Pencils, Twelve dozeu.) Silver Spec,acles-a va
ricty to suit all agcs Extension Pens and Pencils
Feb, Vest and Guard Chains, Keys, 8-c. Is duIeu
saxsr Thimbles. warranted of the best quality.
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N E w
J E W E L R Y J!

q SMITH has Just opened NEW
- and carefully selected assortment of RICH
end FASHIONABLE Good. in his line consisting
= part of
Sold Fun Jewcllei English Lever
a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-24

TYMBKELLAs! UMBREILAs!!-I h'av q
u opened this week, another supply Of good MBREi-
LAS which fair prices II u inEatorial wheth
or At hand by Adams Express, Lees Line, southgd
l7-dts r. SEAbUHr
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Il EA ID S1kt Hs SAAS
HI GOOD PICTURES
If IL were well done when It's ii l'":
Then 1t well, il done quirs4 y"-.Idts speUe
So II You wish II Vcn lone III sHE1ftr
You'll fad il qaickiy &ote, and r,A doah by TANNIE.
n. =. TANNER d co,
Main Street, , doors from Bridge Street.
IynchburE, Va.
La les and Gentlcnen cordially invited to our lo
TRAIT GALLERY, cCHai ing specimens Ct Ph't graphs
Ambrotyp.s Meainotypes, 81, a..
Also, the beautiful PAT EN LEATHER PICTURE which
is 80 convenient f,r sending ny ntil
taken Ia all Kind, If weather and eneoscii in beau
cases, the low prices from - cents tn $50
and beautiful assortment of tass iold Lockrtf, Me-
daons Locket Kings lreas'pns, Keys saIs &c Ia great
variety, just received
a fresh supply of the best Material in the country.
Don't forget 10 call 1t liis.
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II z r M s..

Terms Of Subscription % 90 and each Subscriber
Is enttod the articles 10 the following Ls
requested mention what article he desires when he
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NEW BOOK. TEW BOOK!
Sketches and Recollcctions of Lynchburg,
Ry TIaE OLDEST uNHAB1TANT.


PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
FOR SALE BY
Pa NE & c H g AN.
.,rty7.ts Zen. and Cnur capv
vuNgsE BEST AND THE SEIEAPESE.-al1.-
Il NER1lIoPN a. CIlFT wish to to those persona
familiar It'll the columns of the irRidD tha they
rave just added 10 their .t,sk supply JEMELRY
from ihc Il uah rs in IN Union
They would reticn 3ng Other items the following for
Gentlemen. viz:
Pins and t;nld Stnnc Pins.
Sleeve Buttons. Collar buttons and Studs
Seal Rings Plain Rings Fob Buckles,
Fine Vest Chains, Vest Hooks, Seals and Keys
For Ladies the following viz:
ett Gross rihF and Ear Rings very nice.
(iud Mack. Chains, with gold Crosses attached.
Jeit Necklace of superior quality aud style,
Gold Thimbles and Shields,
Coral Necklaces and Crosses
The above goods all very fne and will be sold at
sonabe prices.
the time to buy.
First Jewery above the Market and opposite to Jno
T. Davis & Co. tnov 6 6dts.-Rep copy Mon Thurs
ELUID.-Jasi to hand. n lot Of = URN G
nov 25 dtsl H. THOMPSON CO.
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PROsPEGrUa gOR $3.50


THE New Volume of thu NEW YoRKWEEKLY ILLUS
J. TRATED GOLDEN PRIZE will eommence January let.
1857 The following the Of tho Lsa whose pro
ducns viii grace the columns Of this elegant Journal during
tho year
REV. c. II. SPURGEON, Of London,
q. W. NJ REYNOLDS, OF London,
g. p. r. JAMES, Novelist,
SIR EDWARD BULWER,
GEN. q. +. HENNlNGSEN, late Of Nicaragua,
col. q. w. CROCKETT,
A. d. MUNSON,
CAPT NJ. D. ALEXANDER, U. s. A.,
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, N. D.,
HENRY CLAPP, JR,
DIR. q. g. VAN BUREN,
LIEUT. J. N. PLATT, u. s. ~,
r. CLINTON HARRINGTON,
MISS SOUrlIWORTH,
MRS. ANNA WHELPLEY,
MISS HETTY HEARTILY,
VIRGINIA VAUGHAN, #s
DI. VERNON,
MINNIE MANTOUR,
HATTIE GLARE, fs'
MRS. 7. b. SINCLAIR. 10
rr1 80 3 ~
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ws,osE SAFE PAPER WAREHOUSE
WHEEL ELWRIGHT. NUDGE & CO.,

EE AVE cor,tuuy on hand 'ul stock of PRIETl No,
BIB WRITING NNb WRAPPING PAIlR from all the
ccphrni'd nil the United Sat"a Also full assot
naA bInirg Leather Cloth. Glue Sc, Caored Ia
pcs all kls Boards binders and Trunk boards;
Bonur Darls white aid col,rod Printers tads and Card
Boards Variety Press boards; Hardware Paper
Tissue ~lur Ply French Folio Post Packet CONNER
riai lsiie nd NHr Papers; Muhe Paper Post Ofcc and
l,aus fie.nI" np.r>5 sh-ang Tack and spice Papers
Prutua md Wtirp iuk Alum Bi.a, hing Powders, &c
81 P1F". Il every DESCRIPTION mad. to order
t,r 1t a,
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Er.sipcIas, Sci ofuia. Nin2'- E,ii. Eeirr lu-
mad %nl

From FprwnrdiG0 AhrchdHt Of ~ LoHis Fch 4, 1850
pF- AYIE;rouI pllls the patngpnn Of iu !. great
in med rinp They hayc I'm, daughter "f pl,cfors
upon her hands ard had proved incurabie
years. Her mph,r had hctn long stivuusiy afflicted with
hlnichcs aud iHps her slin in her hair After
child cured she also tiled ls aud ney have cured
her ASA MORO IDtE
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01
farmrr's department.
BuCkWheat.

Any time up to the middle of July, will do
70 sow this valuable grain and almost any de-
scription of soil dry and not absolutely bar
rem, will yield a tocrablc CROP provided it be
moist enough to sprout the seed and get it
above the ground a shower or two, and
the dcws will bring it on afterwards. We
have even raised good crop of buckwheat
when sowed in n dry time in July, and 1t old
not come up till the middle of August.
The ground need not be powed until nearly
ready to sow, as the freSher the earth the more
readily will the seed gcrninatc 1t should,
however. he hight and fine. Halt buShel to
three pccks of seed to the acre Is sufficient, as
the stalk branches out like a tree, and the grain
is borne on every tcndril. Cool September
nirhts best fill and mature the grain. Early
sown. and blooming in the hottest weather,
the seed is apt to blast in forming, and hence
a light crop but if full set in carly Septem-
ber before a frost, it rapidly lillS and gives
a bountifuI yield.
When ready to cut, which may be done
while some of the later kernels arc yet green,
it should, according to its bulk on the ground,
be carefully cut with cradle or scythe, and
lie a day or two to dry, and then be carefully
forked together into little stocks to cure, and
not taken in until the stalks are fully dry. 1t
can then be thraShed in machine more efec-
tually than in any other mode, although it is
easily beat out with the Aal. When cleaned
up spread it thin on a floor, that it may
thoroughly dry, since being late in the season,
it is more liable to damp than the earlier cut
grains
Well stored. and kept dry, the straw is a
tolcrablc fodder for young stock of any kind,
and sheep will eat it grcrdjIy for a change
We have fed tons of it advamtagcously to our
Winter stocks, while for cattle bedding nothing
is better.
The virtues of buckwheat as a table food
we need not enumcrate. Blckwhcat cakes are
a luxury wherever known and for poultry.
the ungrouud grain is excellent. As pig, cat
tie, or horse feed it is better ground than fed
whole, and when ground is substantial and nu-
trtiouS Some farmers have a prejudice against
growing buckwheat, as it fouls the IaAd
for the succeeding crop. Others think it Injuries
the land in its fertility. From long experience,
we think otherwise it kills wire-wormS,
leaves the soil light and free, and a crop OF
Winter rye may be Sowcd immcdiatelyon its
stubbletO good advantage.
We believe in bnckwheat, as orc OF the sta
pies of an annual farm crop.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01
spsqucbanna Collegiate 9ustitote.
TOH-ANDA, BRADFORD CO., PI.
INSTRUCTORS.

IvcTpT.I,TDDc
i-,'i'. IN.
DAVID CRAFT, y. b. trinclpa Professor oi Ancient
Languages and Mental and Moral Science:
OLIVER :. DEAN. \. B., Professor al Mathematics
and Natural Science.
MISS \. ELIZA FRITCHER PrcceptrcSs;
MISS EMILE \. 81 TIER Assistant;
MISS O. LOUISA JENkS, Instructor on Piano, and of
Drawing:
Mr.. CANFTELD DAYTON, Steward
The Fall Term commences Wednesday, AUGUST
- and viii continue II weeks
ENrE>SES TER TERN.
PAYABLE invariably in advance, one half entering
the school and one half thr middle of the tcn-Fuc
and contingencies included:
Primary. per term, .......$ 90
Prriaratorv OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OG
IfLlcr Isl year per term. ............. 90
Higher. lSt and ID year, per terrU............ 90
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s II O Y = S

Coal and Wood Cooking Coal and Wood Parlor, Dining
Room Six Plate and Cylinder. brought into Northern
PENNSYLVANIA or Southern New York all of which we
are now prepared to sell at wholesale or retail at as low
rates and good TERMS can be found TINS Sdc oi
York from the fact that all our goods bought
Of first hands and in full packages and large quantities,
that gives us an advantage smaller purchasers and
Dry Good, dealers that will enable us to sell from 10
Il Nor cent less than any of them which advantage we
Shall Offer to any who will favor with call before pur
chasing elsewhere.
large quantity Of Tin ware, Stove Pipe and Elbows
always ON hand wholesale and retail. All kinds oG job
Work done to order on short notice and warranted.
Don't mistake tie place to buy STOVES and II Al'D-
WARE rhcap-onc door South Of FoXs, and nearly OPP
po,itc Tracy & MoorcS Main street, in tie ncT Wood
Building icttsrcd aH0rcr.
Grain and Country Produce, old Iron Brass, HrIttana
and Conner Dried Fruit of all kinds, Feathers and Bees
wax wanted for goods.
I0Go0 sheep cts wanted for which the highest price
in CASH will lie paid.
Towanda. April ,. 1857.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01

THE COMMON FLAT TURNIr-Accordng to
the adage g" on the twenty-Gtth day of July,
SOW turnpS, wet or dry Yet, we would SOW
them sooner-early in July, if possible But
we have Sown them in August, and had a
good crop, An old pasture we'll top-drcsSed
with ashes and sheep dung is their best soil,
if light and dry-when a newly cleared piece
of ground, which few people have Oh an old
farm, is not to be had.
A quarter to half pound of seed t. the
acre is enough, if well distributed and with
occasional showers, they will grow vigorously,
and yield several hundred bushels to the acre.
Although not equal to the Swcdc, or the
Ruta-baga in substance, they make good
green food for all kinds of stock in mild wca-
ther, either in the late Fall or early Spring,
as a change from hay and other dry forage
AS table dish, during Autumn and early Win
ter before they become pithy, few vegetables
are better, or more wholesome. The tops are
excellent for Mich cows, and the roots also,
if Saltcd, and not fed in such quantities as to
give their favor to the milk
Like all late, or Summer sown seeds, the
fiat turnip is a contingent crop, and not always
reliable, depending on the wet or dry season
for its growth and ripcniNS consequently it
is not recommended to be cultivated in largc
quantities, pnlcSs under particularly favorable
conditions, and where the land can he well
spared, They may follow peas, or early pota,
toes in the garden to much advantage as q
market gardeners crop, where they are frc.
eucntlv raised in great and profitable abunda-
nee. Wherever they will succeed, they should
always be sown to more or less extent
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01

TIE LATE PLANTING OF CoRN.-NO farmer
should despair of good crop, whose seed i,
not yet in the Hill. Corn fails to come III
from poor seed and from too early planting,
Oftener than from all other causes combined
In places north of this Jnne lSt is as good as
any earlier date. One Of the PTcroium corn
growers Of Connecticut plants uniformly Jane
9th, or as near that date as possible He
never fails to grow good crop, and at mucl
less cost than the market price per bushel