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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24
NJ 0 T I 9 E.

Ambrose R.Jedries OF Pittsburg. Pa, 10 no
tiled that Martha Jane Jedrlee has hled heI
petition In the oiiice OF the Clerk of the Courl
ofCommon Pleas Of Fai airheld county, o., chAfg-
Ing the hald Ambrose h.Jeffries with wllful ab.
senge for more than three years and gross
neglect o. duty and praying Tor n divorce from
| said Ambrose r. Jeiirles, which petition will
stand fogs bearing ~ the next Term OF SAID
Court. ..- ., F..VANpEMARKI Clerk.
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For the Lancaster easssas.-
what 10 do, and How odo It.
No. rII.--rHE cUITuRE OF ORAPEs

No. rrI.-4rHr cULruRH on GRAPES.
The cultivation Of the grape is q
vsry simple affair, aud every farm
or, householder, every cOstager or
house.renter should plant q few
grape vines, 1t requires bat a few
square feet ofground to start the
vine in, and in q few years, (by
proper trimming and training) it
will soon be out Of reach from the
shadow Of some neighboring tree
or building. How nice it is 10
have thcm planted close to tho
house or out. houses, covering their
bare sides with foliage and fruit,
rendering them ornamental in
stead of ugly. They can be train
ed 10 stake or trelIis, in some
out of the way place, and will grow
in almost any soil that has been
loosencd aud moderately enriched,
which will cause tho vine TO grow
luxuriantly. 1t does not require
much labor to plant, train and trim
a grape vine. Its productiveness
Of fruit will delight the young and
old.
1. In training a'young vine, always
SEQ that they are trained in an up
right direction, to encourage their
growth, and at the same time con
: centrating their force into one OF
two shoots, by cutting of smooth,
ly or rubbing out the others, and
in the Fall or Winter cut them
! back to two or three eyes. The sec
a ond year train two shoots again
0 which is but q repetition Of th'
3 first summers experience. Tb'
D second Fall you will be surprised
to SEQ what large canes you hav'
grown by this trimming and train
7 ing. In these two large vines W
|; have bearing wood, which need
;, less pruning. They can be short
0 ened TO two or three feet in th'
i strongest vines. These arc nov
: considered as the permanent arm
. of the vine, and must be traiDe'
: horizontally, In which condition
't they may remain fer several years
unless fresh canes are needed.
In the third, and all succeeding
o years, we should only remove tn
0 superabundauce Of the growths, b.
Y rubbing out early in the season
b leaving one shoot every nine o
J. ten inches, which must be traine
J, upwards to encourage ils growth
i We must remember, that o.
% supplies of fruit from year to yea
70 are taken from young shoots thf
o grow from the cane Of last year
D. growth. We can renew thes
shoots annually from below, IN
thus have bearing.wood to cove
st the treIlis or stake, and stron
10 new shoots to cover the whole wit
abundant foliage.
Or Herewith give you the name
Of several varieties Of grape
y which are best adapted to our o.
ID mate and soil.
I Concord, snowy; Clinton, late
70 Hartford, early; Catawba. yer
! good, late; Ives Seeding, vigorou
/ Delaware, very sweet, early; ls'
bella. productive; Iona, excellor
I'D Feb. IL, 1870. CAB.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

Tho Woman's Rights Conven.
tion seemed to demoralizo the
Legislature, for that incorrigiblo
body incontinontly adjourned and
scattered early on Friday, just
when the fair expected to make
their heaviest assault upon the
concentrated wisdom Of tho State
--Snndau News
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IN PARTITION.

Susannah Bollenbaugh,widow Of Jacob Boil
lenbaugh, deceased; George Combs, and
Martha !. Combs, his wife, Israel Bo ollenbaugh,
Zeno Click, and AnandR Click, his wife, and
Mary L. Bolienbaugh of Fairfield county,
OHIO, willtAke notice that q petition was filed
againat lem on Che 18th day Of Jan uary, A, u.
1870. in the Court Of Commo n Pleas, within and
for the County OF Fairfield, Ohio, by the nm.
dersigned and is now pending, wherein he de-
mands partition Of the following real estate,
situate IN said county of fairfield, to-wit.
let. The south west quatter Of section two.
in Township thirteen, of Range Twenty. ex-
eepting therefrom twolots, or parcels ofiand.
one OF nineteen acres and forty.eiRht hud.
dreths 6f an acre, the other offye acres. con.
yeyed by Jacob Welsh 10 Amos Welsh AZ the
Record OF Deeds ofsaid county orFairfeId will
appear; leaving in said quarter section one
hundred and forty acres OF land.
End. part OF the north west ouarter o
section two, IN Township thiiteen, of Ran 90
Twenty, co ntaining one acre of land, sitnate In
the southwest corner OF said qua rter section
and being the same premises conveyed b,
Alvah Paul and wife 10 Jacob Bolle nbanpb. by
deed dated the l4th Of September A. r. 1881
and that at the next term of said Court the mn
dersigned willapplyfor an order that partition
may be made Of said premises, aud the dove
estate OF the said Susannah BolIen bauQh be as
signed therein. w ~
NELSON BoLLENBAUGH,
VI. Ekhp, Petitioner.
January goth, A. b. l870w6.
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They have a gentleman in JET
ferson township, Madison county,
who is fifty years Of age and over,
who was never sued, was never dun.
ned, has not had q dollar charged to
him in ten years, was never q wit.
ness before any court whatever,
who never voted a Democratic
ticket, and weighs 300 pounds.
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N.tting Of gseEingV Valley Horticultural Society

gHOnucvLrvsIt ROons, bsEcAsrEn,o,l
Feb. u, 1870.
The Society mot, pursuant 10
adjournm ent. President Boving in
tho Chair. 4 ,S..
The Recording Secretary being
absent, tho reading Of the minutes
of the last meeting was dispensed
with.
On motion, tho rule debarring
the Librarian from giving out books
from the library untilaIl that are
now out shall bo returned, was no.
scinded.
The subject heretofore Announ-
cod for discussion being in order,
on request Of tho Society Mr.. d.
StaItor proceeded to read an essay
on the subject Of the future pros
poets Of fruit culture. The read
ing having been concluded, on mO-
tion, Mr.. Stalter was requested to
furnish q copy of tho essay for
publication.
In continuance OF tho subject,
remarks were made by Mcssrs.
White, Giesy, Busby and Dennis,
10 which the views set forth in the
paper of Mr., Stalter wcrc subStan'
TALLY endorsed.
Report OF FRUTT COMMITTEE. =
Apples were exhibited by Salem
Wolf, comprising tho Pcnnock
Roxbury, Russell, Hoop, Rawlcs
Janet, and sample supposed t
J be Dominic.
By Emil Giosy, Honey Green
ing, and spaGimsn. for name, nm
known.
The subject Of Pruning Tree
|; and Vines was agreed upon fot
, discussion at tho next meeting,
, On motion, adjourned till Satur
. duy goth inst.
I. FL. BOVING. Pres.
J. A. FETTERs, SEQ. pro ten.
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The following dispatch recently
passed through telegraph Office:
Il lent yoH one year ago tonight,
four dollars and eighty.seven
cents. If you have not bad il
long enough, please keep one year
longer" Tothis delicate hint this
answer was returned: "Had forgot
ten ii, and hoped you had. Let
her run another year"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

Two French Zouavos made a bet
that they could jump from the
roof OF = railway carriage to n
bridge as the train passed under II,
run across and jump down on a
carriage on the other side before
tho train had got past. They
didn't jump high enough, and were
nicely ground up between the tor
Of the carriages and the bridge.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

A Maine editor says that mill
lions of feet Of timber are lying
cut in the forests Of Maine and
New Hampshire awaiting the fall
OF sufficient snow before It can bo
removed. Ho estimates the value
ofoue foot Of snow at s30,OOO,OOO
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

In the large dry goods estab.
lishments the clerks now pass o
watehword on the entrance of q
certain class Of customers. 'fhe
phrase is simple: IiOo on ten. This
means, "Keep your two eyes on
her ten fingers"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

A newly y,married lady in Vigo
county, Indiana, complained to
her ma that on her reception day
her card basket was Overrun With
circulars from lawyers, announo.
ing terms for divorce. $50 absurd,
you know, ma, before our honey
moon is over" "True, dear" re'
piled ma (who had been twice
divorced), "but Id put them in 0
safe place, you may find them use
iul in o year or.two."
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

Our establishment is now re-
filled with a new and complete
stock in all the foregoing depart
ments, which will be constantly
replenished by fresh purchases in
the best markets Of the country
The public are assured that
no House in Ohio will be per-
mitted to excel us in the induce
ments offered to buyers at retail
All kinds of Country Produce
bought in their season, and the
highest market prices paid.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

There 10 man in NeWburyport
who should SGT up q claim as the
champion jumpist. Ono day last
week he arranged seventeen bar.
rels in arow, and jumped from one
into the other, without stopping
Trough tho whole number.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

Nook DuoR.--A steak Of beef
well beaton, a rich stuffing, such
Is is used for ducks; spread IL over
be beef and roll it into the form
tfa duck; then bake. Make a
.ieh gravy with sonions and..pour
over It. --A' - ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

BREAKPAsT BATTER CAKEs.-
Three eggs, one tablespoonful of
lard, a teasponiul of soda, one pin,
Of corn meal, one half pint Of -four,
one pint Of buttermilk, little salt
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

MoLAssEs POUND CAKE.-Four
eggs. ioDr cups -four, two cups
uice mo!asses, one cup Of butter,
one cup Of cream, two tablespoons.
fol Of soda. err
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

"The candles You sold me lasI
were very bad" said Jones TO biz
grocer. eg ygqqa
"Indeed; sir I am sorry fOI
tbatP' ..,.-, 49, Z. (
eyes, sir. Do you know they
burnt to tho middle and would
then burn no longer2" grg
"You surprise mol Did they g
out?" - 4 . z I ~
"No, sir; they burnt shorter" /
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24
1 SO o!

IN no previous year has there been such
j strong competition among all the leading
SuTS'hg SoS neutrality-suspicious. Of this country
cinsI nu topensthe present. At all the prin-
tappsudra dianip'.lqhs and Fairs they met and con
Ieu.or ohin .he rremium on Family Sowing Ma
ehh hhu tnc result was unanlIn ousIy In fa-
0or OF the Florence Reyersible Feed Lock.
Satch ramiiy Sewing NJ Msc hine. Ii received the
pIrst ana Highest Prize as tho hest Family
Sew'ng machine at tho following Exhibitions,
VIZ: Exposition Universelle, Paris: American
lhntltuie FAR, New YORK; New En- gland Aqri !.
enNurnI Fair, at Providence, r, l. the New
i.k rork state Fair, at Buffalo the Cireat Annual
ralrs OF New England, viz. /; that of the Me.
onun,cs association, at Lowell Massachusetts,,
anu tne FAR ofthe Maryland Institute, at Bal.
.n,n1re, ~ whichclosed ur.wecks' session on
Ee SIn ,n,n oi November, the superiority of the
ru.ohrNCE was again on hrmed by the Com
In.tee on Sewn6 Machines, whounanjmously v
nM"nueu 10 itthe "GOLD MEDAL" the hiQh-
estfr'ze the Institute confers. ~ 9I'
IL won Id seem as il this success ssion Of tri.
uInpns should besufficent to convince every
uEnrreJudlced person Of the great superiority
oa ol the FhoKENCEoyeral all others as a Family
written warranty Ia givon to the purchaser,
thM the Machine WILL DO ALL that ia claim
ca iorlt, and should 1t fail, il will he takon
back and the MONEY REFUNDED.
GEO. III. SMITH, Jr., Agent,
ONCE In Wising's Building, Lam.
caster, Ohio. ih
aug. 90, 'GO-u-sa. ud 5fU EHu.i'
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Wool w Wanted
Cash paid for Wool, at the
best market rates, according to
grade and condition.

Grateful forthe Ion geo nti nuod and immense
patronage received at the hands Of thepeo.
ple of Fairfield and the adjoining counties, wa
shall continue our accustomed efforts to give
satisfaction, by furnishing good goods at low
prices, and untirirg attention TO the wants o
REBER, KUTz 4 ULRICK.
Lancaster, June 3, lsGo-tf11
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

A frightened horso in Port Hope,
Can, recently successfully crossed
q viaduct quarter Of a mile long
and sixty feet high on q single
plank. at full speed.
We guess that horse stood on q
dlAnk in q railway car.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

"Now," said a Yankee at din
ner, "guess I'll show you some
thin that nc critter in this room
ever seed afore, and notaa Critter
livin' ever will see again. Dye
bet?" The bet was made. and the
Yankee took q nut OF the dessert
plate, and cracking it; held up the
kernel between bis fingers and
thumb. "Now, calculate none oi
yer ever seed that kernel afore
and (svallowing it) | guess you'll
never see it again. Please fork
out"
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The' WazeHk.

A clergyman asked some ehil::
dren, -Wby DO Ns say, u the
Lords prayer, Who art in Heay-
en- since God is everywherea" Hc
saw q little drummer boy who
looked as Il be could give Ian am
swer. and turned TO him for it:
"Well, little soldier, what say
you1@"Becauseit's headquarters"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

For the HORSE, II has been
~ sound to be unequalle asa pre-
fXM yentive Of disease, eificaciousA as
NA aremedy W hen disease appears,
IAhA u III and an almost indispensable
N yNy agent tor keeping the animalin
49, tip.top condition.
-S,FOR CATTLE, ITS powers are
EEE$& equally eficncious in .warding ofdis'
WM ease, or curing 1t when neglect has
allo Nedit to make IL attacks
N FOR HOG =, no bet ter remedy has
W. been devised for rpreservingthe health
NrW-,and appetIte, or curing the various
com mnlainta to which the ANIMALS subject.
FOR SHE EP. III has been
FRN&& extensively s tried a. .!...In remedy, !;
tnfX cannot be administered amiSs
1l..V in any ailment whatever.
Itfact, as universal stock remedy the equal
OF this preparation cannot bo found In the
wholOrange Of medicine.
Agencies have been established fortho con
venience Of those in all parts oithe county who
will desireto procure these Powders.
nHKtuE l. Whlteel, Rushyille, sellCrim'S
Horse, Cattle and Hog Powders.
R~Brock 4 Gierhart, Baltimore, keep for
sale Chm's Horse, Cattle and Hog Powders.
nPMason a stover, Basil have this great
remedy for sale.
nrHoImea. OberiyA oo., Carroll, keep q
full supply ofthesc Powders.
AFJoseph u. 'Hite, PleasantVille, has the
Powders for sale.
wLafayotie Abbott, Clearport, keeps tho
Grim Powders for sale.
This great remedy may also bo obtainodo
%Samuel Bogle, Amanda;
B@-D. r. Eldcr, Sugar Grove;
s@-Otto Smeltzer, Bremen.
TChas. Ambrose, Millersporti
1@John Lawrence, Oakland;
D~R. e. Baker, Tarlton;
B6rB. F. Dilger, Colfax, Pleas
ant township.
l%B. +. Winter, Walnut, (Bush
Store);
WE. r. P. Bakcr, Thornville
Perry county.
t Manufactured by
| D. sIFFoRD & SON
at their Wholesale Laboratory,
o.' Lancaster, Ohio.
July 1880.
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called, are merely wishi'rashy stuff,
sold as a beverage. DR.. Roback's
Batcrs are not a beverage II. any
sense Of the word, but contain the
most crpensire drugs known TO
science for Me radical cure Of
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and
for all cases ,ch9e a tonic and
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

MR.. JOSEPH BLETzAKER takes thiso
caaion to return hlsthanks to hts old custom
era, ,andtnvlteptneir attention to the new NJ.
ran cement above set forth, He hopes to greet
allhs old friends at his aew place Of bust ness
and TO render the same satisfaction as hereto
fore.
:. .IancNs ter, Nev. %, lsGo-tf
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Undertaking.

AanoHEAR R5E always in roadln ess for at.
tendance at funerals; Conins made to order,
and good assortment Of Burial Gases, Cask.
cts. &C. kept on hand.
( Thanking the public Tor pasttavors, thenew
Arm will endeavor to deserve oontin uance
and increase OF tho same.
sTROPEL 4 BLETZAKER
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24
CABINET MAKING f!
nuANHE OE EIRM

The Arm ofStropei e Bgersole having been
dIssol lved by mutual consent and the retire
ment Of Mr.. Eyersole, Mr.. LOsErH BLETEAKER
takca the place OF the retiring partner, and
the business will hereafter be conducted un-
-. Al nf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24
.BTTTERS

country and introduced the Scdn-
dinacian Blood Purifier; since
,ohich time thousands hare been
cured, By lis ttse, Of Scrcfula and
other blood diseases. 10 contains,
besides The Ioditle Of Potqssa and
[Swap Of SfHipgid, drugs import
ed from S'Oclen for its egpress
manufacture, ,alkno'cn and aot
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

Kept 6y dpohe-
carries an this
ntry. A
| single trial wW
coneinee the most
| sEeptical Of its
WOadoJut Uuhte.
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stinlWidnt are
required. They
restore the uitdi
forces IN q re-
mdrkabh degree,
and gire tone 10
| The system.
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Cabinet Ware Dc Furniture

Of allkinds. Their work viii be Of superior
| qualityand prlceslow. Particular attention
willbe given 10 the business Of
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24
4IaI DR.. Ro6ack's
oafse us Blood Pills are
s; ;:E;;';: ~ ;;: E5 :..':: !. !:
tact,wcd for a
js Toa similar purpose.

riobiy establishes them as tdrorites
with all tcho use them. e'
The reasons ,rhy r. Ro6&.k's
Blood Pills shoal" o sept u CO.
cry family ar, Because ney can
be emplol-. IN all cases where a
"family physic" is required, and
are perfectly safe III their ddmin-
iistrdtion at all iimes;; Because
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they are made
both With and
wthom sugar
coatiag Mm
| adapting item 10
The use of epsry.
body; Because
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stat
CHR1sTMAs GOODS
. -.1''' al
- AND H
Presents for Everybody
AT THE
PEOPLE s
DRY GOODS STORE !.
WehGVe ROw IN store the lar
Oest aud best selected Stock of
Foreign % Domestic Dry Goods
In tho CitV, 'Vhtch during the
Holidays zoe ,otU oH'er at much
reduced prices, TO make room for
our Spring Stock. Piatds, Pop
Tins, Repps, Merinos, Empress
Cloths, and GOreGt variety OF
other Dress Goods, along ,Cith
Prints, DcIGineS, ShoetiROs,
ShirttnOs, Black, Brown, Gold
Mr.. Striped and Plaid Water-
proofs, must DO sold to clean Owt
Stock.
Nothing so appropriate for Pres
ents Gs our splendid variety OF
Lace Handkerchief, Hemstttch
and Tucked LtneN Cambric
Handkerchief, Gents': Hemmed
Ltnen HandkercAtefs, DOvIes
Napkins, Table Linens, Towels
ERsbossed Table and Piano Coz
ers, ShG,0Is, Arabs, Ears, BGs'
, kets, Ladies' and Chisdren,
Hoods, Gloves, Afittens, Hosiery
). ec., DC. Call and see.
SNIFF, ALLENG HATCHER
Il TALLMADGE BLOCK.
4 lancaster, Dec. 20. i'ss-,t a,.
y vtsl 5ter6e 4 v,..tva 40
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Arenow puttingup this unrivalled STOCK
REM EDY in quantities to meet any de.
mand. ct
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For the HoRs e, II has been
sound to be unequalled asa pre-
ventlve OF disease, eiiicaciousas
aremedy when disease appears,
and an almost indispensable
agent tor keeping the animalin
tip.top condition.
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STOMACH

II is AO,c eIcren
years since DR..
Roback, The ceI-
cbrated SWetiish
physician, from
Stockholm, Size
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-01-05
for the farmer.
LIVING ON A FARM.


How brightly through the mist OF years.
My quiet country home appears
NY father busy all the day
In ploughing corn and raking hay;
My mother, moving with delight
Among the milk pans, silver bright;
We children, just from school set free'
Filling the garden with our glee
The blood of life was flowing warm
When was living on farm.
7 hear the sweet church going bell,
A DER the fields its music fell;
7 see the country neighbors round,
Gathering meath the pleasant sound.
They stop awhile beside the door,
To talk their homely matters er-
The springing corn, the ripening grain,
And "how we need little rain,
ga little sun would do no harm,
We want good weather for the farm,
When autumn came, what jog to see
The gathering of the husking-tee,
To hear the voices keeping tune,
OF girls and boys beneath the moon,
To mark the golden corn ears bright,
More golden in the yellow light
Since haye learned the ways OF men,
I often turn to these again,
And feel life wore its highest charm
When | was living on farm.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-01-05

To KILL CATTLE LICE.-W ater in which
potatoes have been boiled possesses poison
fatal to lice. Dip into it large sponge or
woolen cloth, and wash the cattle freely,
choosing sunny, warm day for the opera
ton and as their hides dry, comb with a
curry comb, and see for yourself the effects
Of the water. In England, cattle of all
kinds are curried, as well as horses, and
they are improved in flesh and health by
the operation, Irishmen always curry their
pet cows, and their hair is sleek and soft.
Farmers would do well to try this.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-01-05

pURE BUCK LEAD, equal in quality to
L English white lead Oils, Taints and
Varnishes of all kinds; Gold leaf in books. and
bronzes for sale by A. L. SHAW.
Clearfeld, October % 1857.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-01-05
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned offers at private sale the un-
divided ono half OF the whole of the Bald Hills
Property, in Girard township Ciearfeld CO., Pa.
Said property contains about FIFTEEN HUN
DRRD ACRES of land. we'll timbcred with Pine
Hemlock and Oak. good STEAM SAW MILL
per day, is erected thereon. Also, Picket,Shin-
gle and Lath Mill connected The machinery lie
comp par stively new and in good order,
Persons wishing to purchase can receive fur
ther information in regard to price. DC BY call
ing on JOHN H. FULFoRD, Clear6eld, Penn a !,
ALEX IRWIN, on the premises, or the under
signed
Aug. IL, 186e-3m. JAMES lhVlN, Sen
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-01-05

To CURE BoTs.-I have invariably cured
every case of bots that | have had on my
place, and whenever l could, insist on my
simple remedy. Give one quart of sage
tea, in which a large tablespoonful of soda
or salaratus is dissolved. IF not relieved in
one hour, repeat the dose, and repeat hour
ly until relief is obtained. | have seldom
given more than one dose.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-01-05

HORSE FEED.-Many English farmers
feed no hay to their work horses, but keen
them in high working order with straw
roots and shorts. The equivalent of twelve
tons of hay can be produced on one acre in
roots. Farmers in this country will eventu
ally bring vegetables more in use as stock
iced, for roots are cheap, healthy, and nu.
tritious