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AYERS
Ague Cure,

roE rnE Speedy crss oS
Intermittent, Fever, or Peser and Ague,
Rem,l.ln! Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague. Periodical Headache, or Billions
Hcnlnchr, and Billions Fcyers, indeed
70, the whole class of diseases orisi-
mating in binary arrangement, caused
hy the Malaria Of miasmalic countries.
10 one remedy Is louder called flr by the
necessities Of the American people than suEc
and safe cu.s ior Fsye7 and Aguc Such
we are now enabled 70 offer, with perfect
certainty that It viii eradicate the disease,
and with assurance, founded on proof, that
no harm cen s.isg i!0m IT, US III any guam
tity.
THAI which protects from OF prevent, this
disorder MIST BE q immense service in the
communities wA.L9 II prevails. Pr,r.gti1.. Is
better than cure. fer the patient escapes the
lisk which b. must run M violent attacks Q!
this t..-ilIl diGcaplr. Til, "CuRE" eIrelE
The miauaatie poisoa OF PEvrn &SD AGvy
from I'll, system and prevents The develop
mcnt Of tic 1Lsease, II taken on The hr'. up
proa;h Of il, WCnoaitory symptoms. Il j,
not only tie bot remedy ever yet darT,TyG
for this clasi OF complaints, but al>u Nh.
cheapest. The large quantity We supply :r
dollar brings it within tir ni.g.. i rycGy
BODY; and in bilious Districts, wAl.c flyag
ASD A9rE prevails, every body -iui!t have !.
aud use it freely 10th foT cure AID rtcrliul.
Il is hoped this price wi! li.e II within. lid
reach % Gll-;Ae poor IL 'nt.. o, iBy 1gh. ?
great superiority OK tts nmedy uygr L.y
othg- ever Discovered tyr rh- p DIS r:U eas-
tain cure OF In,grmiJ;C.i> is, tba' Il e,itaiap
no Quiniae or !aiRyral consequently it ~
dnces no qUii.,H OF other liudgus cdy-'s
whateyr. upqn the cou';iutpq. These cu',t
by il t=r Ter; a. Lea..Ay a. Ii t'.ar led al'tt
had tn disease.
Fever aud Ague Is no; slone tScroosrqNenrs
Of the nsia'ma5,c poison. : gral ysr!Gtyoi
disorders adisc from Il, fd s;!Ga among ;; l.ich
sgc Neuralgia, l.Aeg..i-. "a, Iuu!, l.t-L-chc.
Blindness, ToOtkaehe, EGa he GsRuh. AsiL-
ma, P.lpltati0n, p4mir. Aayciiuu Of ths
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in tie B1Ncls. Cui!c.
Paralysis, aud Deransemea, Of the stomach
e.! Of which, when originating IN This Gauss.
put or the intermittent rye, 'T hr.uine period
zeal. This " CCRL eHpti. ihy ,p.sy8 LplI
the blood, snd consequently curg, nlm all
alike. Il j. 81 Invaluable protection 20 !iaG.!
grants Snd persons truycIurg " temporarily
residing in the malarioui district. /! i-a.l
occasionally or daily while exposed 10 ~ H.
fiction, thst viii 1t cXcrclri INN tie ,y-lsa..
and cannot accumulate IN suGj0,lt guuurur
TO Fipen into Disease. Hence .t Z, gvgr 4uur.
valuable for protection thar cule, ..ut :ev III
ever suffer from Intermittent, j; hey sve:i
themselves o. tie psotcc;i0H til .,-,a! a.
lords.
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1t is not generally known tina, string.
beans can bo kcp, in salt, the same as Gu
.eumbers, When Of suitable size for
cooking, pick and string them, and break
in small pieces as Tor ordinary boiling.
anil pack n frjil, or stone jars, using
a layer Of salt, and so on until the yes
sci is filled, covering with COOL coat
ing of salt. Over this place board
cover, kept down by stoua or other
weight. The salt soon extracts suffici-
Gent water from the beans to cover the
whole with brine; in which condition
they will keep for year, if required -
To prepare them for cooking, sonk in
water over night, and if too salt. freshen
j in moro water before boiling.
Green corn ears may also be preserved
in salt, anil when required for use, soak
ill freshene1, and 5oil
cucumbers, Tor pickles, m,y be put in
with the beans. thu, sowing an extra fr.
: hin Ssttgy Ma picSlsI ia precisely he
same manner. Fresheningin water. and
putting in vinegar, with or withon, spices
before using.
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Id Do Ins. session Of the PennsyIva

Al the last session Of the PennsyIva :
mia Legislature, law was passed to pre-
vent the spreal Of the Clnada thistle: -
thereafter any, individual or corpora,
ton in that Safe. allowing the Canada
thistle to ripan on his or their premises,
shall be liable 30 a fac of ten dollars,
upon o'ch complain: that prop'rly es.
ta5lishei; anl any ore who may fear tho
spread ofthe C'nqla thistle upon his
premises from the lands Of his careless
or !hiftless noighbor. may, after FIVE
days notice, enter upon any lands where
, the weed is founi growing, cut it, and
recover full costs for the labor and trou-
bic"
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A writer in the Philadelphia Dollar
Newspaper very sensiblv remarks that
lhouaands of dollars are lost each year,
By the rusting Of ploaghs, hoes, shovels,
etc. Some ofthi' might be prevented
by the application OF lar and rosin, it is
said, to all steel or iron implements
Take three times as much lard as rosin,
and melt them together. This can be
applied with brush or cloth to all sur.
faces in danger ofrus,ing; and they can
easily be kept bright II tools are to be
laii BY for the winter give them coat.
Ing Of this, anil you will be we'll repaid
1t can be KEEP: for long time, and
should always bs on han and ready for
uss
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Monthly Terms.


March Term, ls62--Joseph Sagine. aud Jos
,ph Hutton.
April Term, ls52.--A. J Nicholas. and
Pleasant Lanham,
MAY Term, ls6?-Richard Foster ard 10.
seph Henderson.
June Torn. is62--Jas W Mines and Allen
SebrcH
Angus Term 1862 II. 7. Cara,hcrs, and
A. n. Curry.
September Term. ls62--L Chapman and
James ". Nash.
October Term, ls6a-D. S. Montague, 2
Priddy
December Term, ls62--Josoph Henderson
and ". T. viuiroux
January Term, 1851. C. Harrison. and
\. ]. Nicholas.
February Term. 1882. Elki 5, and Isaac
R Shank.
March Term, l853--wm. Cash, and Landon
Chapman.
april Term, lS6l-AllOn sebroll and Isaac
r Shank
May Term, ISsa--D $ Montague, and P,
Elkins.
June Term. lsG3--Henry 7. camthcrs, R
&ugnst Term; I85o- VIZ. yint,ouz and
P. Lanham.
September Term, Is63--A. n. Curry, aud
z. Priddy.
October Term. ls63-Josoph savino, aud
Wm. Cash.
December Term. 1861 c. Harrison and
II. 4 Ca-ruthers.
Jannnrv Term, ls5i--Isanc R. Shank, and
James " Mines.
February rm--ls6i--Janes NJ. Nash and
4 Curry
M,rchTerm, lSsi--L. Chapman, and 10.
scph Hutton.
April Term ls6i--R. Foster and z. Priidy
Nav Term, ls6i--JosephSavine and joseph
Hel dcrson.
June Term ls5i-J. c. Harrison, and wn
Cash.
TESTE:
GEO. r. MONTAGUE. Clerk
March, 1862.
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For 1892

THE JANUARY number will commence the
Ninth Volume Of tins Magazine, lis very large
and still Increasing circulation, il 4 gratifying
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Among the contributions ALREADY in hand for
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As sufirien. Inducements for every family Ia
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reading
Professor 'gassiz will begin in the January
number series Of articles on Natural History,
and other kindred topic, 10 be continued fn9m
month throughout the year. The name Of so
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new Romance by Nathaniel Hawthorne,
will appear in the pages of the Atlantic Month
" early IN the wear
A New Story by late Theodore Winthrop,
author If Cecil Drome." Willie commenced
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DR.. Geo. B Winsip, vel known for his re
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ten for the The Atlantic THE Autobiography Of
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advice on ma tiers Of health.
The author Of Liiein the Iron Mills" and
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Martiucau Author ct "life in the Ghas. Readri
Iron Mills" and "StoTy "The Country Parson.'
Of To-day" Rose Terry. Oliver Wendell
Holmes, Harriet F. Prescott, John G. Whittier
Rev Roht 7 S. Lowell. L P Whipplc. J.
7. Trowbridge, Bayard TAYLOR.
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"as it viii not only answer the purpose
as well, but will allow the rain.water to
Pcfcolate more freely 10 the roots Of the
plants, and be Of infinite service to a soil
Of a damp retenrive nature" The saw
dus' he thinks viii induce an injurious
growth Of fungi in the soil
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WHAT Is rrl-The Cape Cod Repub.
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PRACTICAL GUIDE TO HEALTH AMI
VlGOR.
THE NEW GYMNASTICS,


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CLASSIFICATION OF THE JUSTICES
OF PUTNAM COUETY, FOR HOLD
ING THE TERMS OF SAID COURT.
TO-MIT:
CAPT. JOHN BOWER, Pre-. justice.
Quarterly Terms.
July Term, 1854. y Curry, and Jas NJ
Nash.
November Term, ls62.--p, Elkins, and Jas
W. Mines.
july Term, l863-I,aac r. Shank, and
Jos. Henderson,
November Term, ls5o--z.Pdddy, and Jos
Hutton.
July Term, l:ei-J. c Harrison, D.s Mon.
tagre,
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- 'fds AataI New Yorker says tia. il, Is.
now about the time to commence banch.
ing celery, n least that which was plan.
ted early, ami designed for fall and early
winter uso. Its bos. no. to commence
90 soon, and yet enough earth shout be
'wn towards the plants 10 keep the
IT. cs erect, s' if they nre allowed TO
-" lie at will, many will be broken in
reg kof blanching. 1.-THE plants ara
,"v%oi tly together while the earth is
aGid tlgl Yards them. this will answer
'''wn to' sc, and is the common way
'''p pufPo. onieut Of the London Gar.
~ eorresE ;ele some time since recon.
cnon' Chron. rsav.los, for this pur.
''ed 'ho'nSeo it to snswor better than
''P' as ho found anil was especially
y o'oer matsria e crop, to be kept
'a'blo for Ii. Ia
Hirg l,O winter dent recommends
Another orospsi enc. 10 .su.dua
'r.d 'Nil in prEs