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BROWN e. PERKINS.
Pianos for the People =!
40 RrNuMe s.. N. Y.

Wa would cali the attention Of the public aud ,k,
,rndc our elegant New scale Pianos. In the follow
my styles;
STYLE A. 7ottavc. Front large round csrn,rs
pisiH en- ~, either 0ctaeon or carved legs,
straight bottom, bead nouiLing plinih. :. $3.50
STYLE u, I octave. same as style A with ser.
prntine moulding on piiih cary legs aud iyre 500
STYLE &, octave, Front corners large round
satpehiinC bottom, ,luuldings same as on .tyle
ID. carved Tyre aud desk, fancy carved Iegs... $50
STYLE d, octave. -Four large round corners,
finished back, n0uldings on rim and Llinth,
serpcntine bottom. carved Tyre and desk, eic.
CANT carved truit legs gsu.....,.......,....... 200
The above styles are all finished in elegant rose.
wood cases and have the full iron frame, French
action, harp pedal, beveed top, Lbory keys and kry
fronts ad exceed In uvcrstruns fass nearly all ibe
7 Octave Pianos now manufactured. They are
made Of the best materials and for finish, durability
purity and sweetnes Of tone, cannot be surpassed.
We invite the attention oi the pubic, Of dealers and
the profession, to u critical examination of the
merits of our Pianos
Ny avoiding de great expenses attchda upon
costly factories aud expensive wareroous in The
city, we Gnubed to offer these Pianos at prices
which defy competition, and invite Hll 10 coll and
examine them before purchasing clsewhe1e. Parties
ordering from distance caa rely upon RECEIVING
their Pianus promptly, and M confusion eau arise
as tho styles are 80 distinctly designated by the
letters BCD
The fur s,Jie described above, en,hody AL the
esscn:iGl changes IN exterior HniSb OF case, which
are by many manufacturers run up to 10 and ~
patterns.
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AGRICULTURAL,
Flowing. etc.

In the carly part this month ligh,sauly
soils intended TOR general crops muy be plow-
ed, and, indeed, spring plowing for sandy
soils il preferable to fall plowing for al
hough c'ayey loans are benefited by WIN
ter ridgng, and the conscqucnt pulyeriza.
,ion from frequent tbawings, stilsandy soils
would not be improved by similar treatment.
Although claycy Soils as well as al Others,
should be plowed us early in the snring as
practicable, they should not be disturbed
while wet. The effect of tic plow is to conf
pact them in Jumps, and thus render them
unkind and non-absorbcmt.
Such fields as were plowcd last month, but
are not yet planted, should be rpn though
by the cultvatcr Immediately, before plant
ing, so as to have .he surface Of the ground
thoroughly disin.egrated just before sowing
the seed Such fresh surfaces insure rapid
vegetation, and bury h2li,gcrniInatod weeds
too low to interfere with the regular crops.
Top-drcss winter grain with well composted
manure Or Super-phospha of lime, mixed
with damp charcoal, Plaster of Paris, or
loan, as you now wish TO press forward the
y.lsnts, which cold not be done with rropri-
city in the fall for fear of their being too for
ward, and thereby more likely to be winter
killed Sow spring grain plow deeply and
manure freely.
~ good crop for soling i, made by SOW
my now three bushels Of vctehcsmxed with
one bushel Of oats per acre. Sow flax,
hemp, luccrno and oats, rye and field peas
2lsnt beans, early potatoes and Indian corn
Plant out mangcls, parsnips, &c, for cattle
next fall and winter.
Pastures should not be use until the grass
is well started and the ground settled 50 a.:
not to be troldcn up
Remove from cellar, house and BAN AL
dccaying substances, and thus guard agairs.
diseases that hot weather induces.
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STOCK FEEDIEG-RAw AND CuoKED
oD.-Thc question us to which is the
most profitable for feeding stock, raw or
cooked food, still engages the attention of
TIE agricultural press. The majority Of
voices are in favor Of the cooking process. --
A Kentucky farmer fed raw Corn for given
'time to his hogs-weighing them at the
time Of CONNIE ncins the experiment, and
again when change was made 10 cooked
food The result was s.! to % a large bal
ance in favor Of cooked food after dedu,ting
the expense o. preparing the latter. Even
one-haif Of ieabovc difference woul justify
the feeding Of TIE cooked material IN pref
.arenoc't0 tAat il, raw state.
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PEA rs OR GROUND MUS for pro.
iitablc culture, require rather long season,
Sow nrows three or four feet apart in deep,
mellow, rather sandy soil, in Il good condi-
ton; drop two shcllcd kernels in hill and
put the hills one foot apart Plant as early
as,.he.o is a chance for the young plants to
escape frosts, to which they are as sensitive
as beans--coyer two inches deep. Use
horse hoes 1T iirsi, and hand hoes after they
begin to run. At all events keep the weeds
down. After first hoeing, thin to one plant
in each hill. Crop, in the warmer States,
SO to $50 bushels per acre
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pLowtNG BY STEAM. The Mcadvillc,
Rrp~biican asserts tha: Thomas 5. MINIS.
OF that place has successfully solved the pro-
blcm Of making steam available ia p,owing
and cultivating land. The steam plowing
machine is SO constructed as to adapt Itself
To I'LL kinds Of surface, plain or broken, and
crawls over the ground with an unbrokcn
bearing, its motion bcirg not unlike that of
n s axe in itsmo cutn2. In others words,
it is kind of steam ''hoop snake" whose eX-
ccutive force is equal to many scores of or,
dinary plows. Il breaks ur, harrows, drills
and seelscr plalits,a strip fifteen and a-ha!
feet wildcat each Passage. It, r;.tt Ct pro-
gress is about four miles per hour, and it
will finish Of about ninety six acre. of ground
planting end all, in the space of twelve
hours. Such a a,:uacbinc as this would work
It great revelation in farming operations on
the great prairies Of the West or the sayan-
mas Of the South.
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CoRN.sEAL PUDDING, - Two cups of corn
meal, one cup of grated bread, one cup Of
:nolasses, and one Of sour milk, two table
spoonfuls of butter, half a teaspoonful of
ginger, do. Of cinnamon, one tcaspoeniul OF
paking soda, or half teaspoonful Of
sclcratus, three eggs after the batter is
made, one cup cf sliced apple-the apple
must be Of kind that will cook quickly
and can be added Or left out as preferred
Bake half an hour in moderately hot oven
Cream and sugar for sauce, as any other is
apt to alter the flavor.
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DIR. W. H. WHITMOp,

HAS bcon In successful practice for number OF
ri years, with the experience Of the different hos
piinl' in Europe also n member Of the Analytical
Medical lnstitute Of New York continues to attend
to all prnis ssonal at his Office No. 025 FiIbeu
street, Philadelphia
,. No patent Medicines are used or recommended;
the remedies administered are those which will not
break the constitmiion. but reaovate the sys.
ton fror. til injuries il has sustained from nnera
medicines, and leave the system in a healthy and
perfectly cured condition,
2 DYSPEPSIA. that distressing disease and foil
destroyer eI Health and happiness. undermining the
tituii IN ind yearly carving thousands 10 un'
timely graves can most en,pha icaiiy be cured.
(, Melancholy, Alteration. that state OF Alma.
tion md weakness Of ihc mind which renders per.
incapable oi enjoying the pleasures or perfefn.
ing the duties Of life.
), RnEUMATliN, in any form or condition enron.
ia or acute warranted curabls.
4. EPILEPSY. or falling sickness, all chronic o:
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Hs.fN ssG0D !:

1LlxlssI Ugw Lost, Now Restored
Just rsblishcd, u new edition Of
DE. .Cl'i.NERWElI.S Celebrated Essay on tho rad
ica cur (wihout medicine lhf SprrmaiUr' ho"a sem.
inai Weakness. lnv0luntGIy Seminal Losi"s, .inp3.
.ency. Mental and Physical incapaCiiy, ImpehiuIcns
To ;iarringG, cic. also Consumption Epricpsy, aud
Fits induced by scG.!ntulgenCe or sexual cx.ra.a.
sGIce
~ fri,r, in i seGcd .1v.npc, only Il rcAis,
s.Ihr celebrated author il this adDirdbr essay
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years ,ncctsa-
Hi practice, that the alarming Consequences Of self
abuse may be radically cured without the dang "a.
oms use OF internal medicine tr the application of
the Nn'fc-puining oot nDda of cure Il, oAca sim.
pie, cciain, aud irGc,ual by means OF which every
sufferer, no natter what h, coudIiIon may b, ma!
cure hirlselt chcaply privately, and radically
NJ This lecture should b. in the hands Of every
yOaih ana every man III the land.
Sent, under cai, III piain envelope, to any ad
dess post yuid, On receipt uf six cents, Or Two posi-
stands
Address the publishers
UiKS. J, C.EIINE & CO,
laI Bow"ry, New iu:k, rust ot.cc h' \, 45ed.
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Cold aad Steer Matches Of all descriptions,
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payment,
The watch Will be sent by Express. or mail regis
tered so that taGts is almost acc;any OF reaching
their destination but should the Express Co, or
Pos, Office fail in their duty, we will send another
watch Immediately,
Orders for auy kind Of IKatches promptly
md .jaiMiulN fulfilled.
NJ Liberal Terms To the Trade,
AGENrs.-We want Agents IN every town and
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liboral inducements will he offered.
Please send moncy by Express, post Office Order
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APRICOT CULTURE. The apricot is one
Of the most refined and peculiar of all the
stone fruits and it possesses an exquisite
favor that is not found in any other fruits
II is very prolific and would bear bount,fill
crops annually if it were not destroyed hy
the curculio ltgrows equally as well on the
plum and peach as it does Cn It's own stalk
1t should be grated cn the plum when it is
to be set il damp grounds The apricot
tree when oIng, in good ground is a ram
pant grower, and if left To itself will pro-
dUcc lorg nalcd branches in consequence
of its grewiNg Saly from the terminating
buds and those near the top Of each year 5
CROWD, toar.ag the lateral branches and fruit
spurs feeble. In crlc. 10 obviate this and
develop the fruit wood all through the tree,
there should be ony branches enough tofrm
nice open head and these shortened every
season. This removes those radical buds at
and near the ends Of the raw growths, and
orings the sap to feed the growths hen the
side buds, which produce fruit branches aud
fruit spurs Decidedly the best way to dc
,.,is pruning, is by pinol!ing Tic ends of thc
tender growths Of when tIc; are foCt
long.
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no. Spring has come; the farmers have
commenced plowing, and birds filling the
air with their delicious music. fills the soul
with the happy thought that the DEN Graf
i. nourshng.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
sen ING MACHINES.
Empire Shuttle Machine!

TABLESPOONS. 536 Broadway, N. Y,
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PATENTED FEC. IA, 1850.
THIS MACHINE II constructed on entirely now
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be
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II has a straight needle, perpendicular notion,
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performs perfect sewing on every description %
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We respectfully invite all those who may desire to
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ez-. DpOOE .T5SS

feFn p Il q o F. 'VSa
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or six Lawn POCke, iicndSercle:s.
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REpAiIATOa. CApELIH.

For restoring hair upon bald heads (from whatever
Gauss it may have fallen ou) and forcing growth Of
hair upon the face IT has equal. II will force the
beard to grow upon the smoothest face IN from five
10 eight weeks or hair upon bald heads in from two
TO three months. A few ign"rant practitioners have
asserted that there s nothing that will force ot hast
en- III. grow, III of tho hair beard Their assertions
are false, as thousands OF living witnesses ufom
their expericuce> can bear wi ness. But many will
say how are we to distinguish the genuine from the
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The different Preparation advertised Tor the hair aud
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send us dollar and we Will forward it, POSTPAID,
together with u receipt for the money, which viii be
returned you on application, proyiding entire 90 is'
faction is uot gIvHU Address W. l.. CLARK W.
Chemists, No 3 West Fayc,,e st., syracuse, NY.
Feb "a U.-ly
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Bloom sburg. April %. 1894.
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To the adic, ccially, this invaluable depatory
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u IL warranted to remove superfuous hair from
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All Kinds OF Machinery,

for Co'l.rics, Mast Furnaces, sts,ionar. Engines
MILLS, THREsliNG MACHINES &C. &c.
lie IL aiso prepared to make Stoves, NIL sizes aud
luiierns, p'owirons. and everything usually made 10
Ii, st.caRs roundrics.
His ex,snayc facilities and practical wofkien, war.
,ant him IN receiving the largest contracts the
IN 'si re- IsOnnblG trrns
" drain Of all k.Gds Will be taken IN exchange for
ca.tinaa.
no '.b.s establishment is l0caed near the LatSawa.
na Bloo.nsJuig Railioad Depot. -...
PETER GlLLMYER.
l,lopnsLurs Sent L. 1868
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or CuflhS 'ne HHli VI ci'hS' S.a INV ""'' an"
Glossy Rinsleis or Heavy
Massive Cur6.
BY usi mr. this article Ladies' aud Gentlemen ran
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a,tclc in the world that will curl straight hair, and
al the same time give IL benuiin glossy appear
ance. The Crispnr Coma not only cuTls the hair,
but my igorn,es, beauties and ceansas ;s hiSa!y
aud Gel.situijy periuned and - the nos, complete
article OF the kad ever offered TO the American pLb
lie. The Girls ger Coma will be sent To any address,
scaled aud postpaid f 81. Address all orders To w
l.. CLARK. e. CO, Cneniists No. West Paycite ST,
syrasa.e. y. Feb 81 'G7-Iy
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MUSIC DEPARTMENT,

We would respectfully call the attention Of Choir
Leaders and Singing school reache's 10 our os'ab.
ishmr u where oil Kinds Of Church Music, Gee mud
Anthem cooks eau be obtained on the most tuvorube
isrns
The Inng experience Of onr Mr, rgExisS in MGsiea'
Conventions, CbOrs, The Concert Room ana suhdy.
school runbles him To give advice and information
all points Of musical interest as 10 the selection
uf proper works of Instr ucton formation Of musical
schools progress In nusira! studies. aud itrms "i
general interest to composers, leaders learhersani
students.
sheet Muoic furnished on the uaual terms Diii
rromptncss aud dispatch. Country orders 20 ittca-
aud selections made ior pnpis, icachcrs, concerts
&c &c &C.
Now ready the new Sunday School Singing Coos,
rsgBE esNLEsa;.S pEs09S!sH.'
Ny II e. PesE,ss. Author OF Sacred Lutte, Sunday
school saane., Oriental lice Book, lsan Hins, scr
xp., Gc.
We viii send specimen copy, post raid, 10 any
address, on .rce.pt OF twenty cents. Thc pnce Vi
TEE GospEs rRoaisE' Is az follows
Snflr copies, H. paper covers sou
Hy tho lNl ..............> >J,uh
suri- copies, IN board eovcrs...............s si2j
BY the 100 'a0.Vo
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Just introduced, anl bnin. adopted by al! leading
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lizard Tables Furniture, &c. &c. "vory one wno has
n Pipno should hare u h,tc of this P0iish send
lor Circulars, nnd we VIII girc iuii particulars aud
rcccIrrd h. bEOWN Il PERKINS General Agents
for lhe Unicd States, i2o nroome Street, N, Y.
~ 10 laIny persons IN lac cnnn.ry Nanta SIN
eie bottle add The article cannot be sent By mail
where Cuhs are made up, aud oi more duLcr
ordered, with the money! we will farward BY cA'
press charges pa,D for Sd per ''e@rn
BRO wv d. PERKINS,
GENL AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES,
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4 STROLOGY. THE WORLD AS
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"a TONISHED AT THE
Wonderful Revelations Made by the Grcst Astrolo.
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Cancer Cured without The knife or Drawing
Riead.

Tap. Worm, that dread to the Human Family fol
years. can lie removed with tive or ihise doses Ut
MY newly discovered remedy. warranted ~ all cases.
Consultation in the English and German Languages
free of charge. Will make visits any distance, "
desired May be aidresse by letter (confdentiaiiyl
and Medicine sent with proper di:ee;ions 10 S"y
part OF t.G CoEntry.
CFFlCE-To. 9ls Fiber! 81. Phila.
Arril 1, lS6i.-Iy.
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OMMI BUS LINE.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce 10
! the citizens Of BIoomshurg, and the public gem
orally. that he is running
an OMNIBUS LINE, he f&SS<-e-A
tween ths !ace aud the dif. LESSSSsfAkGSEy
CGreni Waii Road DepOts dai. NV n ~ ~
iy, tSuIjays e1cepted) to
connect with ,hn several Trains going South West
on the Catawissa and Williamsport Rail Road, and
with tlrse go.ng. .cr.h and South on the Lack. q
Bioomsiurg Rnad,
His OaNiBUSrE Es are in good condition. eommo.
di"us and comfortable, apd CHARGES .easoasais.
u Persons wishisg 10 meet or'ses their friends
depart, can he accomn odatcd, upon ieasorrb,a
charges. by leaving timely notice u: any o: The o
tells,
JACOB L. GIRTON,
Proprietor.