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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-07
AGRICULTURAL.
SoCiability Among Farmers.


Naturally tho farmer is an unsslAsh man.
His labors are mostly out Of doors. His
calling takes him much abroad, and enables
him to mingle considerably with the world.
Yet looking at the very large proportion Of
tic population embraced in his pursuit, and
the important influence cxcercised by it over
oil our public affairs, it is a subject Of com.
mon remark, even by agriculturists them
selves, that their social intercourse should
be so much restricted. There is no other
for this seclusiveness on the part Of farmers
that we can see than the threading in the
footsteps Of their predecessors BE this
as it may, there are other caascs operating
which appear to be changing this for the
better. Country fairs, bringing agricul.ur-
lists together from districts sufficiently near
to each other to make acquaintanceship
pleasant and lasting, and putting them in
friendly emulation in matters and things in
yolying their agres,ic skill and success, are
clearly working to form more close compan-
ionships between those whose domestic
comforts and family epjoyments must be
greatly promoted in the future.
Little clubs among the farmers Of neigh.
borhood, to meet once week, to discuss or
talk over the innumerable subjects cor
nected with the intelligent prosecution of
their noble profession, produce decidedly
fraternizing and socializing effect. While
these local associations should not be too
formal and restricted, they should have an
official organization as better calculated to
cause punctuali;y at the meetings as We'll as
to add to their permanency. On these oc-
casions the wives and daughters of families
should always accompany their husbands,
fathers or brothers-not to participate Of
course in the proceedings that may take
place, but to increase the agreeabilty Of TIE
meetings, and to share in the pleasure of
these delightful interchanges of good neigh
borhood. Indeed, if the truth must be
spoken-and we are ready to do it upon all
occasions, especially upon such an one as
this-there is very little social enjoyment in
the world which is not refined and made
doubly enjoyable by the presence of woman.
- Germantown Tlegraph.
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h@ Cattle for fattening next fall should
have the advantage Of good pasture during
the summer, that they may have good
start Good, pure water, with access there
to, is highly important, as is also a regular
allowance Of suit, or, what's better, constant
access to it-no need to fear Of their eating
TOO much, as instinct will guide them in
their wants. Mich COWS should be cared
tor not to let them fall off in their milk late
in the month. A feed Of cut grass, clover,
corn, millet, &C., morning and evening will
tend to keep up generous flow.
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All Kinds Of Machinery,

for C0lleries, blast Furnaces, Stationary Engines,
MILLS, THP ESfIiNG MACHINES, &C. &C.
He is also prepared to make Stoves, all sizes aud
Cntterns plow.ifons aud everything usually made IN
ftst.cIass Foundries
His extensive facilities and practical workmcn, war.
'ant him In receiving the largest contracts the
IN ht reasonable terms.
W Grain Of all Kinds Will be taken in exchange for
castings.
nF This Establishment s l0ca.ed near the Lackawa.
ma q Bloomsburg Railroad Depot.
PETER BILLMYER.
Blsonsburs, Sept. l2, 1869.
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BROWN T. PERKINS.
Pianos for the People |
42O BroOme st.. N, Y,

We would call tho attention Of the public and the
trade 10 our elegant Nsw scale Pianos, In tho follow
ing styles: -r.H.
STYLE A, 7oetave, Front large round corners.
plain cnse. either octagon or carved legs,
straight bottom, bead moulJing on pinth :. $3.50
STYLE d. octave, same as style A with ser.
psntine moulding on plth carved legs and lyre 500
sTYLE O, octave, Front corners large round
setpentine bottom, mouldngs same us on style
y carved Tyre aud desk, fancy carved legs $50
sTILE y, octave. -Four large round corncrs,
hnished back. mouldInEs on rim aud Liinth,
serpentine bottom. carved Tyre aud desk, eie.
khht carved trnit ....................... 100
INC ab0vo styles are all 1nis shed In elegant rose.
wood cases aud have the full iron frame, French
actun, harp pedal beveled top, ivory keys and key
fronts and exceed IN ovorstrung bass, nearly oil the
octayo Pianos now manufactured. They are
made OF the best maerins and for finish durability,
purity and sweetnes Of tone, cannot bo surpassed.
invite the attention Of the public of dealers and
the profession, to critical examination Of the
merits Of our Pianos.
By avoiding iLe great expenses attendant upon
costIy factories and expensive wareroOms 10 The
cily we are enabled to offer these Pianos al prices
which defy competition, and invite oil to call and
examine them before purchasing elsewhere. Parties
ordering from distance can rely upon recriv ing
their fianos promptly, and no confusion can arise
az tba styles are so distinctly designated by the
letters A SEP.
The four styles described above, embody all the
essential changes IN exterior hnish OF case, winch
are by many manufacturers run up to Is and 20
natterus.
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE.
FOR SPECIAL CASES.
No. IA Bond st, New York.

@ u'linformation. with the highest testimonials
also. Book on Special Diseases in sealed enreiope
seat free,
u Be sure aud send for them. and you rN not regret
il. for, us advertising physicians are general i'm
postors, without f.fsrspess no stranger should be
trusted. Enclose a stamp for postage; and direct to
DIR. LAWRENCE, NO "a BOND sTREE1, NEW
YORK. Nov. IA, 1eGG-Iy. 3. NJ, r.
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~ Clear away early peas and potatoes
and plant celery. Plant it in slight furrow
made with the hoe. II may be planted near
other crops which will be removed in time
q give room for earthing up.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-07
GROVESTEEN 4 CO.,
Piano-TOrte Manufacturers,
400 Broadway, New York.

THE ATTENTION Of thu public and the trade Ia
1 invited TO our NEW SCALE. SEVEN OCTAVE.
ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTES. which for yoluiGe
aud putty Of tame ar. unrivaled by any hitherto Of
ior.d in this market They contain all the modern
improvements French grand action, harp pedal iron
frame, overs'rung bass, etc, and each instrument
being mace nn!er the pcr-onai supervision Of Mr.
J. H.. GROrEsTEsa, who has practical experience o
over thirty years IN their manufacture is fully war.
ranted in every particular.
THE "GRopESTEEN PLaNO FURTE"
EFck!vED THE HIGHEST AWARD OF MERIT AT THE cELg.
BRATED WORLDS FAIR
Where were exhibited Instruments from the bee,
makers Of ondon. Paris, Germany, PHILADELPHIA
baltimore, Boston aud new York; and also at the
American Institute for hive successive years, tie
ioLn and SILVER MEDALS from both OF which can BIZ
seen at our ware. rooms.
Nv the Introduction Of improvements we make
siiI more perfect Piano forte, and by manufacturing
lurgey, with 4 sttictly ca N system are enabled tC
CHER the-e instruments at price which will preclude
all competition.
Our prices are from 500 to 5000 cheaper than any
fir class piano.forte.
TERMs.-Net Cash in current funds.
Descriptive circulars sent free:
July ~, IeGG.-Iy.-H. & r.
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NREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
SEN ING MACHINES.
EaaaDive Shuttle MAchi.nc !!
TABLESPOONS, $50 Broadway, N. Y,
$50 Washington - ect, Boston,
Qll Chez nut siIneI. Hhiludrlnhil,

RALEsROOMi, $40 Broadway, NY,
$50 Washington - cct, Boston,
02i Che! nut street. Philadelphia,
PATENTED FEB. "a, IsjO.
THIS MACHINE Is constructed on entirely new
j principles Of ncchan;sm, possessing many iare
aud valuable improvements, having been Examined
be
Simplicity and Perfection DomJined.
II has II straight needle. perpendicular action.
makes the LOCK or sHt TILE STITCH, which will
neither RIP nor RAVEl,, and IL alike on both sides
performs perfect sewing on every description Of
material from Leather 20 he finest Nansook muslin,
with cotton. linen or silk thread from the conrsrst
TO the finest number Having neither CAM or COG
WHEEL and thel least possible friction. IL runs as
smooth n glass, and Is
EmphaticdlW NoiscleSs Mcktae.
II requires FIFTY PER CENT. less power 10 drive
II Than any other machine in tho market. A girl
twelve wears Of age can work IL steadily. without
fatigue or Injury to health
Its Strength and wonderful Simplicity orConsiruc.
and isGUARANTEED by the company to give en-.
tire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may desire to
supply iberseives with q superi article. 10 com o
and exnmine this UNRiVALLED MACHINE
One half hours instruction IL sufficient to enable
any person TO work this machine 10 their cntir sat.
igtactiDn.
Agents wanted for all towns IT, the United States
where agencies arc not already established Also,
for Cuba. Mexico, Central and South America 10
whom liberal discount will b. given.
lMPiRE SEWING MACHINE MFG Co.
53G BrOadway, v. Z,
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For The sPEEpY AND CEETAr cuRE oy IHIvRMiIrEsr
FevgR. or CHLis AND FEveH, REarIEsr FEvkp.
CULi. FEvrR, DUnB SGuc. Periodical HEADACHE 6R
rILious HEADACHE. Asp RiLIoUS FEvERs IEpEgD.y, r
TbE WHOLE ~ pIsrasis ORION 'TIsa IN BiLIAs
pgR.s6EatST, 1arsEJ ny TnE MALARIA oF MtssAAylo
COUNTIES.
This remedy has rarely facd to cure the seversst
cases It hills and Fever, and il has This great al
vauiaee over other Aaue medicines. that !! susduea
hr cnmI liant without irjuiy 1" tho patient, II con-
tains qunnG Gth r de teF Ous subst, nee, M!
does IL produces quinism OF any injurious effect what,
ever. shaking broth rs Of the army Of the west, try
it aud You will endorse thrse assertions.
Prepared by pR, &. AVER Il CO, DWELL, Mass,
and soId by all Druggists aud dealers in medicine
everywhere.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-07
MUSIC DEPARTMENT.,

We would respectfully call the attention Of Choir
Lenders and Singing school Teachers to our cstab-
i,sbme where all Kinds Of Church Music. Giee aud
tcrnIs
The long experience Of our Mr., PERKINS In Musical
Conventions ChOirs, the Concert Room and Sundy.
School, enables him TO give advice and information
on all points Of musical interest to the selection
Of proper works of instr action formation OF
rcli progress In musrai studies, aud it, ms
students
Sheet Mucic furnished on the usual terms with
prompness and dispatch. Country orders So icited-
SC &C., &c.
Nov t.nlv Tho p,w su, J,y cchooi Gina inn Ro,k
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EHiSPER COMA,

For Curling thr Hair of either Sex into Wavy and
Glossy Ringleis or Heavy
Massive Curl..
BY usi nr this article Ladies and Gentlemen can
beautify themselves thousand fold II is tho only
article in the world that will cur straight hair and
AT the same time give ii beautiful glossy appear
auce. The Ctisper Coma not only cGrls the hair,
but inyigorates heantfes and cleanses 1t is highly
and dcigtfuly perrUmed, and IL the most complete
article of the kind ever offered to the American pub
lie. The Cris2er Coma will be sent to any address,
sealed aud postpaid fn 81. Address all orders 10 w.
l.. CLARK T. CO, Chemists No. 3 West Fayctte st.
syracuse, N, Y. Feb % GI--ly
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VALUABLE HORSES,

and are unwilling to trust them the Of design.
length fully gratihed by (Dr. Beae) being prevailed
upon to allow this valuable Embr (Which has
proved 90 enc cious TO the various diseases TO be
prepared and brought out to the public
This Emb vocaIion was extensively used BY the
Government during the war.
Address all order 10 DR. EDMOND DEALE,
March 70, 'B7-6mo.
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llEPARATOIs CAPILLH.

IL Ef'AK AVOk CAPlLLHs
For restoring hair upon bald heads (fron Whatever
cause may have ialleu out) and forcing growth Of
hair upon the face, has no equal 1t will force the
beard 10 grow upon the smoothestfacc IN from ave
TO threa months. few ignorant practitioners have
asserted that there 10 nothing that will force or hast
are false, as thousands OF living witnesses (from
their experienCe) can bear wi ness. But many will
say how are we to distinguish the gen uine from the
spurious IL certainly IL difficult nine.tenths Ct
the different Preparation advertised for the hair aud
beard are entirely worthless, and you may have al.
ready thrown away large amounts IN their purchase,
TO such we would say try the ReparatOr Capili, 1t
will cost you nothing anless II Ny up to oar
representations. II your Oruggists does not keep IT,
send US one dollar aud we will forward il, POSTPAID.
returned you application, providing entire sal
faction 10 not gwen. Address, w. l.. CLARK Z CO.
Chemists, No West Fsye,ts D., Syracuse, NJ
Feb2 ely
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

and al! whe have tried it, to be the best application
ever used. This Enbrocation has been put up foE
over eight years. rad II 10 only through the
demand and urgent request Of my friends and the
public that ! send II forth a. the grand remedial
agent for The various diseases 10 winch that noble
and useful animal, the horse is snbcct.
Many remedies have been offered 10 the public
under different forms, some Of these arc Injurious,
others Ut best of little use, and many wholly I'm.
proper TO answer the purposes fer which. they arc
recOinm mended
A judicious and really useful compo sition, free
trsm those objections, has heretofore long been do.
aiIad hu who haya
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-07
QEALE'S LATE
POWELL'S EMRROCATION,
HUMAN FLESH,

requiring the use OF an external application.
This new Compound, prepared By a practical
Chemist, haing full knowledge of all the me-
virtues vi each ingredient that enters ito its compo
sion, J., warranted to exceed anything Of the kind
ever yet offered TO the public eAierna, appii
cation for the diseases for hch u II rec0nimc nde
We aIe satisfied that It will work It's own road iuto
II once will never DO without IL, aud therefore We
rely experience the best test VI its usefulness
IL In pronounceJ tv ..a
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crEIE GOLDEN PROMISE


BY 7 e. PERKINS Author OF Sacred Lutte. Sunday
School Banner Oriental Gee Book, Psalm King, &C.,
&C., &c.
We will send a specimen copy, post paid. to any
address. on receipt Of twenty cents. The price OF
'THg GoLpEs PROMISE Is as follows:
SInele cogies' )" paper covers. soSo
Single copies, IN board covers...............sD sD3j
ny tHe Iuu .Ju."u
,StaWs Unrrdlled Piano Polish,
Just introduced, and being adopted by all leading
houses IN the manufacture Of Pianos, Organs, Bill.
lizard Tables. Furniture, &c. &c. Every one VINO has
a Piano should have a bottle of this Polish. Send
for Circulars and we viii give full particulars and
directions. Applications for Territory and Agencies
received by BROWN A PERKINS, General Agents
for the United States. 40 Broome Street, N. Y.
IL As many persons in tho country wants sin
Gle bottle and as the article cannot be sent by mail.
where Clubs are made up. and one OF more dozen
ordered, with the money we will forward by ex
press Charges paiD for 81 per dozen.
BROWN d PERKINS,
GEN'L AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES,
No, 42O Broone Street, NY.
Oct. q, 1a66-ly, J. A,
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OUT Us
Horse and Cattle Powders.

this animal, such !
Ell LLOW WA.
FER, II EAV Es,
C0U @ II 8, DIS
TEN p y w.
yERS, FOUNDER
LOSS OF APPE.
TITE AND VITAL
ENERGY, &c. Its
use improves tho
wind, increases
the appetite"givcs
0 SIN Doth and
glossy skin-ind
transforms he
miserable skeleton
horse.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-07
EPARATOR CAPILLI.

Throw away false frizzGs your switches, your wig {;
Destructive Of comfort, and not worth IA fig;
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair,
Aud rejoice IN your Ow u iuxuriant hair.
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The independent Farmer

1hc Anuepenuent Farmer.
Lot sailors sing of the windy deep,
Let soldiers praise their armor,
But III my heart this toast Illkcep-
The Independent farmerl
When first the rose, in robe OF green.
Unfolds its crimson lining,
And round his cottage porch is seen
The hOneysucklo twininy:
Whom banks of bloom their Sweetness Weld
To bees that gather honey,
be drives ms team across tho field, p q
Where skies are soft and sunny.
The blackbird clucks behind the plow,
The quail pipes loud and clearly,
1on orchard hides behind it's bOugh
The homo he loves so dearly;
The gray and old barn doors unfold
bis ample store in measure,
Moro rich than heaps OF hoarded gold
A.precious, blessed treasure;
While yonder in the porch there stands
His wife, the lovely charmer,
The sweetest rose on all his lands
Tho Independent farmer.
To him tho spring comes dancingly,
To him the summer bushes,
The autumn smiles with yellow ray,
His sleep old winter bushes;
He cares not how the world may move,
No doubts or fears confound him;
His little flock arc linked in love,
And household angels round him;
He trusts to God and loves his wife.
Nor griefs, nor ills may harm her,
He's natures noblcman in life
tRe independent farmer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-29

I - y = II n <
life, wifi know how hard il is-will
pity me.
"will You benny wife, ,:and go with
me to India?" ?
"I cannot" And mo wonder that
he made q sudden movement of sur
prise, for I myself. Wondered to hear
the hoarse passion of my own voice.
"You cannotl~ What o fool 1 have
been then; I hoped-I hoped
| Hester, is it possible that you have
not known what L have been thinking
of all this time?"
Knowing what he had been think
ing about. All! the light, and life,
and JOY of those moments when
had dared to hope that L did. Ah.
the anguish of feeling now that they
had been i'll vain = "a
'Looh at me, Hester; I don't think
understand you, my DEAR" he said
patiently. .'Iou say you cannot be
my wife, and yet-tell me. you can.
not love nae, and 1 am answered at
once"
He put his arm over my shoulder,
as 1 leaned forward, with my face
buried in my lap and whispered:
'"I think you don't love me, Hes.
ter
ooh, I do, Mark, 1 do.' cried,
lifting my head; "but / cannot mar
~ you. l shall have to give YOU up"
Give me up, my dear love." and
he held me closer.
I cannot go to India"
"Why not?" and he looked half
amazed, half-amused. = -
I could not bear the glance Of his
kind, dark eyes, I shrank away from
his arm, and said: ;
81 cannot leave Nilly.'
To our own thinking, 1 had pro-
nounced our doom now; but Mari;
Sutherland could laugh, and said:
"Well, then you shall not: Miss
Milly shall go too
"Ah! if that could only be, but
AIilly would die in India. We came
home because the climate was killing
her."
"And you will not leave herr
81 promised mama before she died
that l never would; that if 1 married
it should not separate us; that my
home should be Milly's till she did
not need it," 1 answered, faltering
under something in the look of his
face that was new to me. Up to this
time l had been thinking of myself,
now L was reminded that / was Civ
ing pain to him.
He was silent two or three minutes,
looking away into the distance. He
had taken his hand from my shoul-
der
CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT
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Greenville and Columbia Railroa


ytSl, sTzs Y!Ty t1iI.sIs II4.l II n. l.. .s,i
ERN5 <at :. 4, 49,. - -
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HHE QUEENS DELIGHT, the great
Il American Alternative and Blood Puri-
her, is the most perfect vegetable COM
pound Of alternatives, tonics, diuretics and
diaphoretics; making it tho most effective
cleansing cordial known Tn tho world
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NEW SCHEDULE
-HAELOTTE ~ s. c. RAILECAr
COLIMBIA. y. G.. Nav . 1s,,-

%H-AIt ~ i ~ -. L. RAILECAl
ColrMbIA. :. g, May =. 15u7
hN and after st NDAY. Nay ). the .c:...
~ % %Iu!e oi the Passenger T!air- o.e-
tins Road will be as follows:
Leave Columhi" "at.............. 80 p. Ii.
Arrive at Charlotte 81. .l2.I5 a. III
Arrive at Columbia ;,t. t.. 6. % q. u.
Close connections are made AT Columl;
ana Charlotte with mail trains on the Nor;.
Carolina aud South Carolina Railroads.
by thiS arrangement, passengers by the
Grccnville Road may 60 immcd;a,ci,
through Eastward, AID have no detention
in Columbia.
THROUGH TICKETS are sold at Coiur.
bia to Richmond, Va, Washington, D. c..
baltimore, Md, Philadelphia. Pa, and
New York city-givng choice Of routes rts
Portsmouth or Richmond-and baggage
checked. Tickets are also sold ~ Char
lotto for Charleston and Augusta.
An Accommodation Train, for freigh; a!.I
local passage, leaves Columbia at a. m. ,
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays o.:
each week, and Charlotte Oh the sane
days and hour; arriving at Columbia AL
Charlotte II pm.
May 3 c. DOUKNIGUT S,,,'.
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REAOY-MADE CLOTHING

TNliE ladies, gentlemen and young ne5.
j. pie OF Columbia, WHO may be III wal:
OF f'SOMEI!llNG TO WEAR, are respect
tniiy ana earnestly invited by the ladies o:
;ne Industrial Association 10 call at their
Work-rooin, il the Female Academy, aEI
examine the articles which they have nov
ready tor sale. Some one will ALWAYS lie
l"Uhd ready Ia exhibit the ready made gag
mehts and 10 receive ORDERS from tho
WHO may wish 10 hayc wo.l; donc i.c~:.v
and promptly.
The object cf ;:ic Association is - .;::..
nish constant employment To those VII,
having Been impoverished by the war. noN
depend on the needle for daily bread.
Does not such an object commend itsv.! /
The hearts Of our citZcns: Or must the
anNicrs applicants for work be told iha.
o"rp',oIl" prefer Ncrthcrn-madc garments.
ana that there is, therefore. no more wor:.
for Me'a! Shell it be said that such ~,
Association a. this cannot hc sustained =.
the capital Of Sonth Carolina: Jan /"
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BEWARE OF THAT COUGH.

I'VE changing season is productive u:
4 mHhy ail'iSIiohs ct Tie lung a9G
throat. \ small cough is the vuicc g: ra
tine telling you 10 beware of the dangc! ,t
a neglected cough. For all kind, of cor..i
and affections of the lungs Use '.ST.AN.
l.tN'S COUGH SYRUP" 1t VIII cure vn;,
B"Sin at once. Don't delay. Go 10 !ISIIi.n
X IEINlTSli. and a.! :or 'Stan,cv'- '
Iliey ave tl!n pr0rr!ctors ~ !.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
Geathers.

Geathers.
GCH00L TEACHERS WANTED.-'The sub
~ sber wishes ompoy for each town 10 the Ued States
teachers vo have o3ey been engaged either Dasehoos Sun
day Soo who devote their exclusive time The
forhe ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF THE BIBLB by John
D. 8 A. edited By Agan Bond d. D. Of Norwich Conn This
The best selling hook have published Agents from : 100
BsV per month and they knew book to sell well"
Ai9y Immediately 10 person. by eter % the Publisher
BBRRY BILL, Norwich. Conn
KN0X's NURSERY AT YOUR DOOR-See
IN Advertisement By Mail > psgc9
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
EARM FOR SALE.

The sbrber offers for sale h PAB situated the village Of
Pleasant Valley Du,ehes Turnpike and within 40 minutes dive
o,h. c and walk Of four churches
schools stores gsm blacksmith shops and post"ee-'"o mails
and f6rr daily. -,.,-..,.. -,
Suitably divided ran grass and woodlandi well Saeca with
fng streams springs There house the premises Inc
outbungs Gmp-ur barns and i've sheds There also ooI
had N about tho FARM aud large portion OF the
Farm : fenced With good stone wall - -
Said Farm will Ne private sae until the 18th day Of February
neYt and n NOT private sale viii that day (ebr
ay IA 1901 Public Auction at the Court House the CITY Of
Poughkepse IL O'Clock Oneha Of tie purchase money on
remain upon the premises II desired - ~ ay,
particulars inquire Of Jonathan hom or Edwin Thorn no asn
NewYoTk City Andrew Cole the village oi feasan
valley, the premises ,,u,,,, rt,opv