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c. l.. LAMBERTON, President.
J. SIMPSON AFRICA, Scc'ty & Treas.

The De Wit aud Min Cteet on Ympqras wgro or.
ganlz1d ~ the month ofu t"Ff, D. EJl.
The property of these Cuupanirs s atgaI, Qu thu
Clarion River in Nllll rock township. 'is OF Co,
Ptunsy lVana, aud Is kn0wn a. The Workman bands.
Il q'nsists of two hundred aud TWENTY-FIVE IN
fee simple, IN cHch Company. with fOntagr uu t4I
ClatlDn tiyet, TO each, . three fourths of one mile
lie Clarion River nas long hsen famous rt its oil
tIingn aud dep Jsts lt rdhS pGthlie With til Upp'r
Allegheny River aud tn cross the western EIits Of
ihs same coal basin aud the same Sratlgraion .,
The CLARION River isl large LAVlgabu STREAM for
hatboats and fgs, capable NJ carrying each bout
one Thousand birrels " uil to market.
Cluiun County udjOira FcGHug0 County, aud the Al.
eghcuA River makes great swrrp around both eoun.
ties, leaving them IN tnr shal'e of peninsula
ou, the uppet bend "f The Allegheny Riyar ia iba
vicinity II oil creek tu the lower brni VI H. b.lnw
ti mouth of the CIntiun :, liI b,,rl ti fl;, M
tue ti rnn RIVER. During tha present expert.
enced ui mlcn aud geOioeists have made a tlor"ugh
exploration nf this river aud have large Investments.
hTcady the whole hHer frUh sIH1uth to alIno.t
It's source, has been leased And purchased by Oil ncn
aud ~rtls are b>ins SUM along It's whole lenstn with
great rptdity aud with fdierng prospects Of ssccess
AhVye md Opposite the be Witl sid MI Greek Uyt
Conan rs, some ten other Con psnlrE mr. boring with
engines, one OF which struck the hsl win IL on At
sixty ftet and smother immediately adjoining struck
1t at hity eight feet ~ ths rU,k.
twenty years Bgo, on the rysr below these Com.
pnu! lhhds ~ tle mouth "t Ds't trtk. Mt Fdcaef,
when boring for SAT-. struck one II hl iarRast d1win
Uil welir knowh nthe Oi' country
rms wei has long betn famous an has been oyer
since. and Il now gu-lIng cut constant st.C4uI Vi
Oil aud wuter. Il IS 10" beiug prep ssj lor Oh luf-
poses
Further below, a. Alan Rock, Oil has bccn ob,sined
but the well has not yet b. EN- tested with rng,ua
Mcssrs. Lyon, Shar6 Il Company ui IL. Sligo lfuu
works, several miles below these COiupai =, during
The past fall, struck h,w'ng we'll. II 1t no~ bang
tubrd.
Great G,suras aga found 10 The bluffs. aud artsud
across tue riyrr III TINS vcirt ), from which "a. -
enG'ied and On tIses N ars' soblies mhielrhur {
On reaching the surface Of the water cuvrr IL vita
OH, lhis Is considered in.sput,ble proof of Od
territory.
Abundance Of timber nnd coal is fcund On tho aul
for engine asd uther purposes r., r
Ono well viii be put down inmediit,y er eNSn
property. competent and energetic subcriuteudsnt
Is hUw "n the ground, .uprriutyuGins thg upsiaULs
Jf both Companies
The stock VI the adjoining Cou auies hays alreaiy
advanced, by reason Of ia: curly success aTtay At.
tained.
the use Of the iandhOldcr, viii by sold at ~ yer
share.
January Is. isG5.-2s.
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scas' A man from the country applicd
la'ely to respectable lawyer for legal ad I.
vice. After detailing the circumstances
OF the case, be was asking if he had stated
me facts exactl y as they had occurred
" YSs, SIR replied the applicant, 81 have
told you the plain truth you can put the
lies to it yourself.
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SUBSTITUTE FOR BUrrER.-Marry the
incest girl you know. You will then have
her to preside at your breakfast table and
unless you are sad dog indeed, you will
not require any but her.
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A Administrators Notice.

Estate Of Peter BOriiAe, tt6c'd.
| FILTERS of administration on the Estate ol Peter
LBodinc, late of CatawissR twpr Columbia co., decd
have been granted by the Register Of Columbia Coz to
the Undersigned all persons having claims against the
estate Of the deCedent requested 10 present the
The Administrator at his residence in said town
ship without delay, and all persons indebted TO make
payment forthwith,
IuHN " BODlNE, Adm'r.
December "a ls6i -Gw So UO'
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EYE a. EAR.

Professor J. lShACS NJ NJ, Uocuusr aud AuRtsr
formerly of Ledon Holland is now located at No 5l9
PINE street, PHLADELPHrA, where persons afflicted
with diseases Of lhe EYE aud EAR will be scientif.
ally treated and cured, if curable. ~ Artificial
Eyes inserted without pain.
N. B.-No charges made for Examination. The Med
ical faculty Is invited, as he has secrets 10 his
mode of treatment.
July 2. lSBi-I2m
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administrators NO,icc.

EStUIc q WWiunt WeJ6, deceased,
( ETTERS of administration, with the
1 4 will annexed, on the Estate Of WILLIAM
WEBB, late of Centre township, Columbia county,
deceased, have been granted by the Register Of cot
umba county, 10 the undersigned all persons having
claims against the Estate the dooedent are reques.
ted TO present them To the unders gned, residing in
Scott township, without delay. and all persons indCb
ted to make payment forthwith,
ell HARTMAN, .7dn'r Z. T. a.
December "a, Ilel |, --Ow 81 uE
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4 administrators Notice.

ESTATE OF JACOB HARTzELL, JR DEC D.
I ETrERS Of administration, on the Estate Of Jacob
IL iiartZrlL Jr., late Of Mtiin township, Columbia
county deceased have been granted by ths Register
of Columbia county, to the undersigned all persons
ing claims against the Estate Of the dGcedent
requested to pIesent them 10 the Undersigned resid.
ing in said tOwns p, without uuIPy and all persons
indebted 10 make pay mcnt forthwith.
JOHN H. nEILER, Admir-.
January -, Isis .--Gw. So
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Grand Jurols for fet, Term. 1895.

Bor Berwick-Jeremah SccshJtz.
Briar:rcek-Wm. lllppenstecl, John II smith samu ri
Kechner
BloOm-Vastinc Boon.
Benton-Jessr Ohl.
Catawi ssa-SunnIOn HelWig.
Gentre-icnry d. Knorr Hiram Schweppenhoscr.
fishihgcreek- Abraham Kline, Esq
llcniock John Hartman William Fry. Jackson Laiiy.
Locust -MicHcl Hover, Jonas fuhriuger. Isaac
Rhodes, VIM, Beruinger.
Mitlin-Charlcs Gruver
Madison-Frcderck Dcrr, Jacob Eyer,
Maine-Jacob Sugar.
Orangc-WIlliam Bellies
January :, 1865. ''' .
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m AFFIRM . ~ 9lAL!


II you wish to marry address the undersigned 'wht
VIII send you without money and without price valU
able Information that will enable you marry happ,
and speedily, irrespective of age, wealth beauty
This Information will cost you nothing, and it yol
wish TO marry, will cheerfuy assist you. All letter
strictly confidential. The desired reformation sGut By
rcturn mail and no questions asked, address
Sarah D. Lambert Grcenp oint, Kings co. New
Oct. lj, IS6i.-3m.
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TATE, LOCAL EDITOR,
Saturday Morning, Feb. A, 1865.

Dr.. 4 b. FooTE 1880 Broadway, N,
Y,,--read his advertisement in another
column of this paper.
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saS- Much as the country hopes for it,
there is DO peace. The peace rumors Of
;hr past week or two seem to have van
ished into thin air, and al We have to ex.
pect is mole war, more drafts, more blood
sbed. Most dearly are our people pay
ing for their investment in Aboli;ionism.
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JukoRsY-A bill has been introduced in /.
10 she State Legislature providing for a
new mode of drawing Jurors.
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! WEIGHT or PoTAToEs.-A bill has
Peen.insroduced in the Legislature 10 fix
iho standard weight of potatoes at fifty.
six pounds per bushel.
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'EO the Nervous, Debilitated and Des-
i pondent Of both sexes. a great su ferer having
been restored to health In few days after many
years Of misery is willing to assist his suffering cl.
low creatures by sending free,) the recejpt Of
postpaid addressed envelope copy Of II formula Of
cure employed. Direct to JOHN NJ. ! AGNALL.
Box le3 Post Office, Br opkiyn, n. Y.
Jan. H. ls6i. ~ TO- GAL
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Pine Twp, Jan. el lc6j,-6w 50 O0
EXECUTRIX NOTICE.

Esiat, OF George W. Hilte, Deceased.
| ETPEt ccsldmcptary on the estate Of George "
IL llite,l 'e Of Mt Pleasant township Counnbia c,,
deceased, III been granted by the Register of WIS
&C., TO the u lcrsigned both residing in said twp,
all persons wing claims against the estate Of the
decedenl are uesed To present them 10 the EIeCu
triX without delay, and all persons indebted To max
payment forthwith. MARY uIlTLE
MI Pleasant Twp, Nov, ~, l6O4 LA'Ts.
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IsS" We are indebted to the foreman
qf the ;SiW office, for the loan oil the tyne
Of the County Statements, as published in
another column.
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! ssaS' The quota of troops for this 18th
District, composed Of tie counties of Col.
embia' Bradford, Wyoming, Sullivan and
moatour, under the call for 300, 900 is
230l,
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B%i5~ y Bill has been introduced into she
Legislature by Mr.. Jacoby the Member
flom this District, propo.ug 10 increase
the pay of our County Commi, sioners, Ju.
lors AID Witnesses.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CONsUMPlIYEs.

COnsumptive sufferers will receive a valuable
prescription for the Of Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, aud all throat aud lung objections Gree Of
charge by sending their address to
Rev. EDv NRD A WILSON,
Wiliansbutgh, Kings co
Sept %, fSG4,-3m New York
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GG5" Mr. Geo. j.. Johnson, adyertses
through baod-bill, the loss of bis pocket
hook, containing s2ts. Supposed to have
heen loss between Boom burg and Bow.
mans Mil, in Orange township, on Fri
day last. A liberal reward is offered for
thc return OF the money to tAe owner.
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Traverse Jurors for Feb, Term, 1865.

Bor. Bcrwick-J. r. Sibbet Frederick Nicely.
Bl0om-Samuel MelliCk, stephen Knorr, Joseph L.
Shannon.
Caawissa-Joseph Breisch Jacob Gensi, Daniel Hell.
wig.
Centre-Thco Med. Price, Henry c. Barton.
Fishingcre ek-Danicl Thomas, Sas McIenry, Reuben
Savage
Franklln-fichae Mensch. Jesse Cleaver.
ri unlock Abraham Van Horn.
JaCkson-Abruham Manning.
Locust-Joln Snyder, Henry Fahripgrr Washington
NeagGr.
Mt. Peusant-J0An Ruckel, John Mordan.
MiHlin-llcnry G. Hess Lewis Ecktoth.
Madisun-Jacob Girton.
Maine Michael Gruvcr.
Orange-A, I. BGdleman,
pInc-Thomas Mcbride. John W. Hunter, Luther \ .
Garman.
EoaringcrCck Rhoajs.
scott-John Ent VIM H. Creasy, Thomas DolIman
Henry w Greasy.
Sugarloaf-GeOrge Dills.
January Z, lSG5.
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Uniformity ofPrces A New Feature IN Bussines
Every one his own Salesman JONES n co. Of the
Crescent One Price Clothing store No 2Oi Marketsree
above sixth, Philadelphia,
In addition to having the largest, most varied and
fashionable stock Of Clothing in Phiadcp pha, made
pressly tor retail sales, have constituted every
his own snleman, by having marked in figures, each
article at the very lowest price be sold for they
canAot possibly vury-all must buy alike.
The goods arc well sponged and prepared aud great
pains taken with the making so that all can buy with
the full ASSURANCE OF getting good article at the very
lowest price. Also, large stock opicce goods hand
of the latest style aud best qualities which will be made
to order in the most fashionable and best manner, IS
per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent. In Market above Sixth street
NJ. 2Ol. JONES e. co.
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LIQUOR LLCEN 5ES.
REGISTERS NOTICES..

n Office is hereby given to all legatees,
taes of the respective decendeuts and minors that
the following administration and Guardian accounts
have been ned in I'll office of the Register of COum.
ba county aud will be presented for confirmation and
allowance in the Orphans Court to be held in Blooms.
burg I'the county aforesaid, Wednesday, the 9Th
of February letj al O'Clock the afternoon of said
day.
|. Final account of Peter Ent adj +.
of Alcm Mari, IaS of Scott township, deceased.
2. Account of Andrew treveliDg aud
Samuel Henrie, EXITS. OF Archibald Henrie, late Of
Orange township, DECEASED.
3. First account of William G.. Hurley,
admir- Of Caleb Barton, late of Bloom township, decd.
a. Account Of Jacob Longenbergcr, ad- =
minisrator of John Rarig late Of Roar!ngcreek .owu
snip, DECEASED.
s. First and Gnal account of Oliver
Evans, adm'r. Of DAVID Hampton. late Of RoarInsc!eek
township, Deceased.
+. First and fnal account Of William
G. Harris, admr. dc bonis non WIKI the will annexed
OF Andrew Hess, late ofSugRSloaf twp, deceased.
7. Account OF John Wolf, adml. Of
George T. Miller, late OF Ccntgc townbp, deceased,
3. First and final account of Henry
Buss, admir-. Of ueary g. Koons late Of Iiemlock twp
d, CEASED.
.. Final account Of William Lamon,
and Nathan Sitter, adm'rs of Samuel sitter, late Of
Brlarcrcek township deceascd.
10. Account oil William Masteller, and
Joseph Correi, Exrs. Of John Heller, late Of Madison
township, deceased.
IL. First and final account of Wilson
Wanch, admir-, of samuel Wanlch, late Of Hemock
township, deceased.
JOHN G. FREEZE,
Dioomsburg, January t. ojj. REGISTER.
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A Administrators Notice.

EState Of William Piatt, IeceoSCd.
+ ETTERS ef administration on the Estate of viii.
II liam PIatt late Of Pire township, COT co, deed e,
have granted by the Register of Columbia co. to the
undersigned all persons hRvng Caaim> agUi0s the es
tate of the deccdCnt requested tO present themtU
the Undersigned residing in said township, without
delay, and all persona indebIed to make payment
forthwith,
'PEMBERTON PIATr Admir-.
Pine tW'u Jar Of lSi5 -iW AZ tn .
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,TERtIBLE DISCLOSURES ECRETs FOR THE
l. MILLION

MILLION
most valuable and wonderful publ ication. Aw
oi 4Ob pages, and3O coOred sngravinys. DR. HUN
TIERS WADE MECUM, an original aud popular tieat.
ics on Mpn aud Woman their Physiology, Functions
ahd Sexual disorder of every KIND with never failing
Remedies for their speedy cure. The pactice of Dr.
Hunter has long been aud still is unbounded but
the earnest solicitation of numerous persons he has
been induced to extend his medical usefulness through
the medium of his "NADE MECUM >. ltis a volume
that should be i'll the hands of every family in the land
as preventive of secret vices guide for the
alienation of one of the nQst awful aud destructive
ecgurgGs ever visited mankind, One copy securely
yeoped will be forwarded free of postage to any part
OF the Uhtcd States for 81 cents in y stamps.
Address post paid, Dr. Hunter, No. Division
Street, New York.
May -, lSGi.-y.
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
g. T. p ID
zENo, MAXIMUs, CAPIvATrs,
Tho laws that regulate health are Of Importance to nll
.BRYAN's LIFE PILLS
THE GREATEST MEDICINE or THE AGE.
A sure antidote for sickness, and refuge from
Sorrow, Fain and Disease.
They arc admitted to be the
Best Family Medicine
for general use Purifying the Blood and cieasnine
the system from all npurity, they are
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
and mild in their operation.
Read What They HW Do.
- gentle and eGcctuai purgatlye.
Bilous arrangement removed.
\ iennes Of tie Blood aud systcm
debility and Loss of power dispeIed.
Lnerg, supplied to the Muscle, 4 Nerves.
L emale Irregularities removed.
VI oomy onticipations banishsd
Headache entirely cured.
rritutIon Of the Stomach removed.
y uundice and Liver Complaints cured.
IA idney diseases relieved.
Loss of appetite and sick stomach removed.
melancholy ard Enuui dispcled.
Neuralgia and Nervousness cured
~ plum and other stmulunts avoided
implies and Erupuons removed.
" unsy and Sore throat healed
nheumat SIN soon uleviated.
Clccp produced Sweet aud Sound
oohacho and inhamcd gums relieved
\ rinary diseases benefited
' itality proiuoet in the nervous,
w orms invariably expelled.
Aney the Medicine wanted for
4 oung and old cen use them.
EIcno, Ma1imus Capitatis
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osS- ln another column we publish an
editorial from the Richmond Eug,,jyey
Jeh' Davis o'gn. In explains Itself
According o it, the war must 90 on.
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eas- The 10Th prazims has been ap
pointed as day Of fasting, humiliation
aud prayer By Jefferson Davis. Abraham
Lincoln has selected the 18th for some.
what similar purpose
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IMPoRrANR ORDER.-1he following i'm
portant order has been issued in relation to
tbose who paid commuIation in 1864. As
will be seen, the impression under which
great many are aboriDg, That they are not
liable to draft under the present call, ID
erroneous. The following is the order
"OrFlcE OF A. A. Pro, MAR, GEN.
Western Division Of Pennsylgan a,
Harrisburg, Pa, Jan. 2G, 1861 }
"Circular No, 7.-QuestioUs having
been made to this Office, with reference 10
the liability of men who paid Communication
under the drafts of o64, the attention ol
District Provost Marshals is called to the
5th section Of the AmendatorS Enrolment
Act of February oath, 1854, from which
it should be understood that ME names q
all men d,qEteG after Tie Iatt" date, and
exempted upon payment Of communication,
should be rcturnc4 10 the m5ef! for the
draf, under the call Of y cember 10 1864
BY order of nonor
Major r |. DODGE
A. A. Provost Marshal General
Wm. SnlrrLER, Capt and A. A 6'
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Bay~ We are informed that Valentine
Fell, John Lemons, Joseph Nansichlc and
Benjamin 'Collcy have been convicted by
the military commission sitting at Harris
burg and sentenced as follows
Brnjamin Colley one year imprison'
,ment, at labor-JoSeph Var sickle one
year imprisonment, at labor-N alentIne
Fell Fix months imprisonment, at labor
John Lemon six mouths imprisonment, at
labor
We have more than once given our
opinion Of the courts jurisdiction under
the act of Congress, in these cases, aud of
the Amen who have given evidence agans'
the citizens of the county, and we neeG not
repeat that. a day will yet cone whcp
the bitter cup will be presented to the lips
ofthose who now hold it to others, and
when they too shah drink to the fl! Of
sorrow and misery--anA they iOo JUSTLY
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s&e- A large and well conducted Ball
came off at Major Koons' Exchange Bo,e,
on Tuesday evening. We understand that
some sixty couple were present.
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Hanover "a, Feb. Is, 1859
Dear Sir.-llaving realized ia my family important
benefits from the use Of your valuable prcpar ation
WIsILR's BAisAM w WILD CHERRY 1t uurds me pleas
ure to recommend II to the public some eight wears
ago Onc uf NY daughters seemed to b. in Icciinc,Gnd
hopes Of her recovery were elterlp.ued. ! then pro.
cured bUttr Of your excellent Bdlsamnnd before She
had taken the whole the contents Of he bottle in my
individual case made frequent use Of your Variable
medicine, aud have always been benefited by il
JACOB SECHLER
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CANNOT EE DlSCREDiTED.
The Rev. Jacob Secbler.

Wen known aud much respected among ;he German
population in this country mkcs the fJloNjD state
Inent !oT tns bencnt Of tbG afflicted.
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& a n y u w u ITO n
Wister's BalSam of Wild Cher1 Y

So general hrs the use Of this remedy become, and
50 popular Is 1t esutywrr", that It IL .sary to
rccouut ITS virtues. Its works speak f'r It, aud hHc
utierancG in the abundant and voluntary testimony Of
the many Who from long suffering aud settled dis
case la We by its USE been restored to pristine yeo
and health We can PRESENT mass of evidence in
proof OF our assertion, that
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PROSPECTUS Iu
or TIiE
08 WlTT AED MILL CREEK
Oil Companies, ofClarion River.
Office, No. 4as Walnut ST, Phila.
SECOND fLonH
PROSPECTUS

Capitol Soch, eaeh S5Op ,ObO 10000
Shares in tosd. Por Vut0e, $40.
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PRIVATE SALE OF
Two Valuable Farms,

THE undersigned, DESTROYS of moving
West, offers to sell at private .ae, his TWO FARMS,
s situate III Benton township, Columbia county, La.
The Farm on which hc now resides, containing about
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G O Id Z i \ $
FOR THE MIL ION !

For 81 No. , pen for 81 - No o,n for 81 30 No.
Ipen: for 90 No. peh.' i6s So % 80. pen
These pens are stamped THE IMPERIAL PEN, and
are well finished and fnc writing Go Pens with good
aridum points although they are unwarranted, gna
CAMnut be eIchani ed.
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Tie or Stone for Brains.

A farmer asked me to-day, as he was rid
ing past, whether it was better to use tiles
or stones for under-drains, and which was
the cheapest. think stone drain can
be made just as efficient as tile drain,
no better and no worse and then in
regard to TIE cost of making the drains
with stones or tiles, told him that it
depended on the men he got to dig the
drains. II he could get men that knew
how to dig narrow drains, no wider than
is necessary for the tiles, using narrow
spades and scoop to clean out the bot.
tom, drain might be dug in less than
half the time required to dig drain
wide enough to lay stones in. But if
he got men who could not be persuaded
to dig a narrow drain, and who would
persist in digging them just as wide for
small tiles as for stones, he might Just
as we'll use stones ii he had them near
by on the land tennessee Farmer.