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HOW TO INCREASE THE VALUE
OF A COW.

Every one that owns COW can see at
glance that it would be profitable to in
crease the value Of her, but every one
cannot tell how to do it. We can, and
We think we can make it equally palpable
20 cur readers. If COW is kept for but
fssr, it would certainly add to her value if
the Sbutter making properties of her milk
should be improved. In summer or win
ser this can be improved, just as the yield
of cultivated crop can be improved, by
what is fed to each /; and it is simply
question Of will it pay, in manuring the
one or feeding the other. Indian corn
will add to the quantity and quality Oft the
butter to very sensible degree ard it is
simply question Of solution, by ex-
pertinent, whether it will add TO the profit
of the butter-maker to buy corn at one or
two cents pound, and convert portion
of it into butter at twenty-five cents h.,
or whether the market price Of corn and
butter may be, and another portion, OF 1t
into fat, another portion oft into manure,
for that is the natural rusult Of the chem
ical change produced in the laboratory of
the cows stomach. The same result will
follow any oaher kind of feeding. Good
pasture will produce an abundance of milk
often as much as the COW can carry; but
il does follow that even then it will not be
profitable to feed her with some more
oleaginous food to increase the quantity Of
butter, just as it sometimes proves profita-
bic to feed bees to enable them to store
more honey. 1t certainlyidocs not appear
to us that the value of COW, feeding g,upon
ordinary winter food, may be almost
doubled by making that food suitable for
the purpose of increasing the quantity OF
milk, if that is the purpose for which the
COW is kept Farmers generally under
stand that they convert corn into beef,
pork, and lard, and some of them know
exactly at what price per pushel it pays
to convert it into these. substances; bnt
does any one know at what rate it will
pay to convert corn or any other grain
into butter, or any other kind of feed into
the dairy products ? Is the whole bust
ness a hap hazard one? We fear so.--
Some persons know that they can increase
the saIeablo value Of butter by adding thu
coloring matter of carrots to it. Doe
any person know the value of a bushel o
carrots fed 10 a COW to increase her value
as butter producing laboratory! Ex
perimental proof upon this point woul(
be far more worthy OF agricultural prizes
than it is to see who can show the larges
roots; for by few carefully conducted
experiments we should be able to increas
the value of COW almost at pleasure,
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Farmers Department..
NEVER PLOW POTATOES,

This may seem strange logic, no doubt,
TO many of our readers but if they will
only try it, think they will find differ
cnce in the yield equally strange. Plow-
ing potatoes will not answer with me. If
the season is dry they do not grow until
the autumn rains come, and they then grow
so rapidly that they arc very tender and
soon rot after being taken out of the
ground, il they do not before which is
very often the case. My mode Of plant
ing and cultivating potatoes is to take a
piece of corn stubble and cover we'll with
barn yard manure then plow deep, and
plant in every third furrow, the potatoes
about ten inches apart in the furrow; then
after you have finished planting, harrow
down smooth and roll with light roller;
then when they begin to come through the
ground, harrow again in the same direc
ton of the rows then when they reach
the height of about four inches, run the
cultivator through the rows, twice to each
row. After this, use the cultivator as Of
ten as you think proper, taking care to
keep down the weeds aud grass and if any
weeds grow in the rows that cannot be
reached by the cultivator, pull them out
with the hand. Never use the plow to
cover them, as you form ridge that runs
all the water from your potatoes in between
the rows, where it can do no good. Po-
tatoes grow up in the warm, dry months,
and we sometimes have a number Of small
or slight showers that mostens the earth
few inches each time, and revives vcge.
tation very much but is only the heavy,
soaking rains that reach potatoes that are
ridged up. Go into your patch, tier
slight shower, and examine the potatoes
that have been ridged up, and see if they
have been benefited by it much.
Cor. Dollar Neoospaper.
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THE CURATIVE

properties of the medicine direct themselves to the
gans of secretion dby altering the condition of
the stomach and liver that the sarchy principle IF the
food is converted into sugar so long the system
is under the influence of the
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MadamZadoc Pnrttr's bal
sam has been in use by the
public for over u years, and
has acorircd its present sale
imply by being recomineh.
led By those who have used
it to their afflicted friends
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CRITTEN MS
PNIEADELPHgA COMMERCIAL.
G 0 L L f G E,
n. e. corne, cI 7M ai:d Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

TuIs INSTITUTION, which was cstGbhshcdh IL 1914, and
is consequently III the eighteenth rrdr # its exist
ence, numbers among its graduates, hundreds Of the
mosrsuccesslul Merchants and Business Men Of our
Country.
TIE OBJECT Of the Institution is solely 10 afford young
men facilities for thorough preparatontor business
TIE BRANCHES T,uuWr are, B0o;.tccpjHg, appica.
bic "a the various departments of trade; PeRmaRSp,
both plain aud ornamental; Commercial iao, .NdthG-
maiics, Adrig0Gon Crjl Engineering, DrGTiag, FhOA.
ogarphy, and .HoGcrU LGngHOgeS
TIE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION is PECULIAR classes
lessons made Of but each student is taught
Individually, that he may commence any time, and
attend at whatever hours are most convenient.
CATALOGUES issued GRHHaIyaftcr the 18th nf April
continuing uam7s Of the student. for the and full
particulars Of terms, &c and may be obtained any
time by Addressing the Principal.
Is EXTENSIVE ACCoMMOD wdG-sprGad reputation
and the icD@3hB CrPcrictc Of lie PriacpG' this usttu
tion offers facilities superior to amy other in the
try, fory young men wish ing toprparc for business
and to obtain at the same time DIPLOMA, Which tr
pr0Uc recommendation for them them to any MercSam
tile House.
o. T-CRlTgNDEN's Scrics cf TrcatjscS on Book. KEEP
ING. now more widely circulated than any other work
on the subject are for sale at the College.
s. HODGES CRITTENDEN,
y4tOrneyat LdW,
PRINCIPAL.
Jan. 2jl5G1 12m.
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STONE IN THE BLADDFR, CALCULUS, GRAVEL
BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, AND MUCOUS OR
MILKY DISCHARGES AFTER URINATING.

Diseases occurring from one and the same will
be entirely cured by the Constitution Water, iftakeu
for any length Of time. The dose should vary with the
severity of the disease, from twenty drops to tea
spoonful three times day, in water. During the pas.
SAGE Of the Calculus the pain and urgent symptoms
should be combatcd with the proper remedies then
followed up with the Constitution Water, above dl.
rpftpd.
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Reading Rail Road.

EWT TE F;sslEs - .''Il. iA......llis:a
GREATTRUNK LINE FROM PHlLADELPHIh TO
IUE INTERIOR OF rENNSYLNANlA,I TIE
sCHUYLKIbL, susoUEHANNA' GuMBbH'
LAND AND WYOMING vALLEnS,
MN NORTH NORTHWEST AND
TIE CANADhS.
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WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC LEADER.

All payments to be made invariably in advance.
lhe friends Of democratic principles aud the Amcri
can Union it is hoped W II interest themselves i'm beI
ping TO give the LEADER large circulation. GET un
clubs Immediately Address ~
PINE & LEWIS.
May %, loG3 '"''"'
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INSTITUTION WATER.

which give those organs time to their healthy
tone and vigor We able to state that the Coustitu,
ton Water has cured every Of Diabetes in which it
has been given.
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THE PRISONER on STATE.
pESToTISM REVEALED u
As 1T HAS PRAoTfsED IN THE UNITED STATES ny fxFc
UrIvE ASSUMPTION AND EXERCISE or ARBtrRARY POWER
BY u. A. MAHUNY,

at Is important that the habits Of thinking in free
county should in prc caution in those entrusted with
its administration to conhne them elves within thoir
respective spheres avoiding, in the exercise Of the
powers Of department to cncroa upon another
The spirit Of cncroachmen tends t. consolidate the
powers of all the departments in and thus to ere.
ate whatever be the form of government, real Dos.
potism."W AsHlNGTos.
"Cling to the Constitution, ms the smpwreckcd mari
Cings to the last plank, when night and to icm
pest close around him, "-DANiEL tHsTER,
CARLETON Publisher, dI3 Bron way, New York.
t. MIR. Mahony's book with lhr above title will be
published this week,
Apri 4, 1863.
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Read. Read. Read.

DANvILbE Pa, June 1862
DR.. WM. II. GpEGG-Ddcr Sir: In FEBRUARY. loGl I
afflicted with the sugar diabctas and for five months
passed more than gallons o; water in twenty.fuur
hours. was Obliged to get up rs often ten twelve
times during the night, and in five months lost about
fifty pounds ia weigh. burning thu month of July,
loGl procured two bottles Of Constitution Water and
in days after using experienced relief and after
taxing two bottesI was entirely cured seon after
regaining my usual good health. Yours truly.
j. V. l. DE WITT
Boston Corners, N y, Dec. u, ls0I
VIM. II. Gregg & Co.:
Gents;-I freely give you liberty to make use of the
following certificate rthc value of Constitution Wa
ter which can recommend in the highest manner.
NV wife, who was attacked with pain in the shoul
ders whole length of the back, aud in her limbs with
Palpitation of the heart attended with Falling Of the
Womb, DysmenoTrhoea, and "irritat0n of the Blad
der" / called Il physician who attended her about
three months, when he left her worse than he found
her then employed one of the best physicians |
could find, who attended her for about nine months
and while she under his care she did not suffer
quite much pain he finally gave her mp and said
hcr lncurabc." For, said he, "she was such
a combination of complaints, that medicine given for
operates dgainst some other of her difficulties"
About this time she commenced to use CoNsUIuTlN
WATER, and to our utter astOnlsment almost the first
dose seemed to have the dsrcd effect and she kept
improving rapidly uHder its treatment and super.
intends entirely hef domestic affairs She has not Ia.
ken any of the CoNrIUroS WATER for about four weeks
and happy to say that it has produced perma.
ncut cure.
WM, NJ. VAN BENSCHOTEN.
MlLLFoRD, Conn, Nov, 49, 1861.
DR.. WIN. II, GREGG
Dear Sir IL have for several years been afflicted
with that Troublesome and dangerous dsca ase-GraveL
which resisted AL remedies and doctors, until took
CoNsT1uroNAL WATER, aud you may he assured that !
was pleased with the result. IL has entirely cured
and you may make any use of my name you may III
in regare 10 the medicine have entire confidence
in its efficacy.
Yours truly
POND STRONG,
THESE ARE FACTS ENOUGH
There is no class Ofdlseases that produce such cX.
hausing effects upon the human constitution DiH-
] bpfn Al pf
ry Passages and through false modesty they neg.
locted until they soatyauccd as to be beyond the
csntrol Of ordinary remedies, and we present the
CONSTITUTION WATER
To the public with the conviction that has eqna in
relieving the class Of diseases for which has been
found emnently successful in curing and trust
thatwe shall be reHardedin our efforts IN placing SO
valuable remedy in form to meet the requirements OF
patient and physician,
FOR sALEBY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE 81,
WM. n. GEORGE Il co, Proprielors
Morgan Allen General Agents, No. AZ Clia 81
New York,
Sept 20. 1862. l2m.
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As n FnmiYl Physie.
From Dr. T. u. CWtcrSit, Ne~ o'I

Your Pills thu prince OF purges Ihcir excellent
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Headache, ,SickHendacbe,Fo Foul stomach,
From Dr.. Eaward Beyd, Baltimore
DEAR Bpo AYEn; CAM ot answer you uhdt complaints
havo cured with your Pills better than to say dh9t ne
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Yours with great respect, ED. W. PREnLE,
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LackaWannl & Bloomsbury Railroad

e. ri .5:,s........
ON AND AFTER APRIL 90, -sG7, PASSENGER
" TRAINS WILL RUN AS FELLOWS:
MOVING SOUTH.
Passenger .9ccOm.
Leave Scranton, $780, \. NJ HOO a. NJ
Kingston $40 Arrive $3.50 NJ
Bloomsbury 60
Rupert sij
Danvillc, 1924 AM
Arrive at Northumberland, !.j5
MOVING NORTn
Leave Northumberland, 40 ".
" nunViNe, JlO
RupeT JiJ
" Huomsburg j.1o
KINGSTON sos I4J p NJ
Arrive at Scranton, 80 7. VI, 330
Passenger Train also lraI cs Kingston at $50 a. NJ
for Scranton 10 connect ith train for New York. Re-
turning leaves Scranton ON arrival Of Train from New
York al ago =. NJ,
The Lackawanna and BlOomsburg Railroad connects
with the Delaware, I.ackuwunna and Western Railroad
at Scranton for New York and intermediate points east
At Rupert ii connects with the CataWis Raj road,tor
points both and wcst-aTriN ing at Philadelphia at
100 Z. NJ.
At Northumberland it cornocts with the Philadelphia
& ErieR. II. and n G R,R for points west and south
Passengers arriyin" at Harrisburg so NJ Phil
adeIphia 10 +. NJ, Baltimore 1890 T. NJ.
GEO. b. HUNT SRpt
j c. Wells Gent Ticket agent.
Kingston April le leG3
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Madame Zadoc pottcr's
ralsam is prepared with all
the requisite skill, from n
ccmbinati on Of the bestrem'
cdics the vegetable kinadom
affords, It's remedial quail.
ties are barred on iIs power
to assist the healthy Circu
lation af the blood, through
the Lungs. II is not n Vio'
lent remedy, but cmoilcnt--
warming, searching and ell
ectivc can be taken by the
Oldest person or the young
est child.
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pvspepsIn. Impurity of tho blood.
Constipation, ,Costivcncss, Suppress ton,
RheIImntisn, GOMt, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.

From Dr. j. T. IdagLn, Nonrcsl, CdT1dq.
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tho progonitJr Of others that believe c5'-
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PULASKI HOUSE, Savannah, Ga. Jan. G. 1850,
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SIN have nsed your Pills in my general and hospital
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Headache sic kHeada ch Foul Stomach
.lL...nr.
Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.

From Dr.. Theodore Bet, q NfiD Io1N C1y.
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PRICE, 20 cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
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Dysentery, Diarrioca, Relax, Worms.

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Dyspepsia, Impurity OF tho Blood.
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ECONOMY is WEALTH.
GU EYoUR COUGHToR13 CENTS
The best and cheapest Household remedy
in The HorM
MADAME zADoc poRTIn's
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MADANE ZADOC PCR'
TERS Curative Balsam is
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to the directions. to cure IN
all cases Coughs, Colds,
Whooplng Cough, Asthma
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AFTERNOON ENPkEss 7

yiiic pneprove Harrisburg, &C. connection a tarils
burg with Pennsylvania Central Kai'road uans i1, M
sbnrg &C. Northren Central Railroad trans loi
s,mbury Northumberland, Elmira &c, ana at Ior
1Titon win Cainwissa Railroad trains for Milton
IyiIlinmsport EImira Buffalo &C.
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III InF TNIINu eIHICs,
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tents IN good condition
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Close the Philadelphia Post olbe for all places on
the road and its branches mt NJ and for the prnci
pal stations lyat 10 p NJ.
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Bbss TbE&.

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