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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-08-17
UTILIZING A MOUSE. -The Grass

UTILIZING A MoUsE.-The Grass
Valley Union says; ,,:,
In the Union Restaurant, on Bill
Street, fly trap is constantly running.
The chamber in which the flies are cor
raled gets full very rapidly, and the in
sects have to be drowned. A few days
ago a mouse was caught and put in
this chamber, and the experiment. ha
proved success, the, flies buzz arouh '
the ears of his mouseship until he get
mad, and then he pitches in ana Kills
double handful or so before he stops Il
f rest. In this way room is made TO
more flies,
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FISHING TACKLE!
at
OR RETAIL.

oNE HUNDRED THOUSAND FISH
hooks-assorted. One hundred Gross
F,;sh;ng Iines-assorted. Bait Boxes. Sim
kers, Fishing Baskets, Cork Floats, Fur
n;shed Lines. Snoods, Bamboo Poles and q
general assortment for sale by -
HENRY ST. JOHN.
TCAN SUPPLY DEALERS IN FISH;
Il ing Tackle, Mt wholesale, on IIDSr'h
terms. L. o.
April 90, 1870.
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PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
LIFE
INSURANCE COMPAN Y
RICHMOND, VA.

Capital paid MP and sccured-- s2vo'oC co
wears .....s.. 5000
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ESTRAY,

IiO Nh I,
YVAKEN UP by G. w. Ray, BLACK
l. HORSE MULE, IA hands high, four
yoars old, branded on the left thigh JA l.
the ] and X joined, with the letter un-
derneath. Appraised by S. H. Flowers ,, 20
be worth thirty dollars in currency Inc
owner is requested to come forward, prove
nronerty. nav charges and take the mule
.wav or he will DO sold in sixty days a:
tbe Jaw directs. WIN. RANDOLPH,
Aug 3-30d. justice feace.
| printnr's Fees IS 90.
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they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great n mum e bIc n Scarcely need
to be informed Of its virtues OF uses; dest,re.
Scrofuous poison is one Of the most aes,r oisi
tive enemies Of our rce undermnes the con.
sttution and invites the attack OF enleeDns ~ ~
tai diseases, without exciting a susphI3: nfoc;nn
nrasnnce Apain. It seems to breed ihIectou
throughout the body, and then, on some iavofapie
occasion rapidly develop into one or otneI Oh i,s
hideous FORMS ensr t 1 c NAV be suddenly
deposited in the lungs or heart, OF tumors loiisu
in the liver, or It shows its presence by n
on the skim or foul alterations on some part o.
tha hodV. Hence the occasional use of a bottle
of this Sarsapu,ittd is advisable, even Wnen no
active symptoms Of disease arpeaI generally
ind Immediate relief, and at length cure, py t,e
use of this SARS1P4R!LLA: 81: A" re.
nys Fire. E1se o., E Tind,eor, Sore Eyes,
EOre Ears and other eruptons or visible io. iI
of Scrofmlous disease. Also in the more e corl
f S,sa, forms s as P Rypspss and
10 rarions UIeeroxs affections of the muscular
an Sunhyf;s or Hemereal and llerc,sriat Dis
eases are cured by it, though long time IS r.,
0uired for subdung these obstinate m'iaules ~, ~
met medicine will cure the complaint. Leuco,rhg,%
or Whites, Uterine Ulcerattons ana La ,it;'
Diseases, are commonly soon reIeNeu ; anr .
nTect Minnie directions for each case are found
in our Almanac, supplied gratis. Ifhemn.o nf s
and G0. Mhsn n he bSod Yield quickly
MS also Lirer Com, plants, Ioretdtty, SGMyes
fiora or Inflammation OF the Mrer; ahG S.om th1
d qaefn Mne nosons n the blood This sARsA
PIRILLA is great rcstorer for the strghs,.
and vgor of the system; mnoJe M.0 sfeepiess
and troubled with Nervous APprehensiom,;ss q
Fears, or any Of the affections nd con
Weakness. VIII ma M ;ta reetoraiye power upol
!, yincing evidence Oh us 'es'0'""'0 '
| trial.
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c,TnAWBERRY PLANTS FOR
~ sale by IL 81. 'oilA'
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LUMBER.

THE LUMBER BUSINESS -fOHMER-
i ly conducted by WIN. Waters, Jr.. has
beer revived and will be continued by the
undersigned. Orders through Post Office
here will meet attention aud be filled al
customary rates. JAS. Il. WAlEho.
August 18th, lS70-3m.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE blood.

The reputation this eS-
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterutc
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by IL:
Scrofulous affections and
disorders which were ag-
gravated by the scroin..
Ions contamination until
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ESTRAY.

August 10, 1570-5t.
Printers Fees S. 90.
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4roposals.
: OgTScJNRpRs

II s.ConPs oFsENGINEERs,
- Forrs GSb iiiRnoR iSraovEStNTs ON
LAKE DYNAMO AND 81 LA~RESor BIykR
sesec rropos.. IN saTciic viii Be- r;5 tSS at
" oSs ~ ". A. MI Oct H. i' ior ls'9ImE Ana
men' etc. Vi harbor faGiIli,'es a. oswego'N'i'
nKMLoCK TIMER
Seven hundred and 81 4hiy 60 cor as many more or
each ihityn,e so ieet long ami tive yc inches s9aSfs
oahc} Hemoek pansi each tGir; four 50 lost long
twelve inches vide a. q Ierss iIehe' thick.
PrSK TIMER,
one SSpdS d q % more S les, may BE
thirty ave (S5l feet Iona and twelve inches square.
n.y. lawn, straight OF the full dimensions required
from .hsks, Or MANY EDGE g Ds spolect to rlg9
to be delivered and ped az such places ani IN snon
sSn1@s 6 % d or S Sy @ of es
include delivery and Ptng,s -,
IRON BoLrs,
Three hundred ana shy Syl cor ~ many more Or
each tort eGGi inches iong Ia ine1o' diameter with
Two tnonSsnd eight hu idrcd and seventy .hye e $50
(or ~ many more or Ices Ne may b, required OF arm
bolt. shnrPeaed At one end. zach thirty inches long ~
%eigG. q aSovs oolts t. soou, alicons
aHd vii be Subjected g Such ,d-, d, ., De d5c.o
no he 6u ior b, n, pounu. delivered at o,wcso, go
tho Lug nceI officer on cI"r-o
rAEiI1N.
Seven thousand eight u.a.Ucd 2 9.N luchI f.gt ~
ordinary lcu-tn, g. he hl tr by thr nuuu del ,,roH
before 4. ccp,anct be tostoi m "a usual mann,
W0gut of NE anoYc non about $3.50 lbs
monthly INSTALL OF twjunn' o.. l6s who n.1ouut
required but the total amount required must all be Ne.
Tie Pine tmgci must an be delivered before tho close
OF Al Gfy I%g sSoy tH Is Sa cr car.
Bid, for items q class, without covering all items
The hight reserS cd TO reject any OF al bis any
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New YORK August 49, 1870
,AMks II. COLEMAN
John SCOTT. Commissioners.
WALTER ROCHE.


SUPREME COuRT.-In the matter OF tue lpplL
for and IN behalf OF the Mayor Aldermen. CommonaliT
Of the city OF New York. relative to ay out pUb.
~ ri st t iptn Ap w NV. auu
We. the uudcrs-nci Commissioners OF Estimate and
Assessment 10 tie Aboye.cntitcd matter hereby give
notice TO the owner owners, occupant or ocoupaut,
Of all houses ana lots, and improved or unimprovei
lands Affected thereby, and to al others whom It mar
/. That We have completed our estimate and assess.
ings any OF the LANDS affected thereby AMI who
may De opposed % the sane, DO present thet onleo
our Chairman a. the office Of the Commissioners
Nassau street room 4! In the cit, OF New York on
before the NTH day OF October 1870. and that tns
SAD Commissioners, II near parties so OF cctlg wi.
IN the ten week days next eilcr the 50 mn dly Of
October lSl, md for thai purpose viii BE- ~ attend
anCe at our tald onlce ON each OF sad ten day, Al
J. That the abstract OF the said estimate ant asses,
ment together with our maps, and also all the am ys
tslmHlts, hiiI olhel eumeht NhlCh were used ~ ~
Of the Depa uneat OF Public works IN the city o. New
york there To remain uhtl The seventeenth day Of 10
s. That thr limits embraced by the assessment sfore
said tolluWs to wit: All those certain lots iecd
OF parcels OF land contained. lying, and being wthn
the following bounds or limits that !, 20 siy Ursln
Tenth avenue with Inc &C ire line OF FNy nntl street
running thence easterly alont the centFc line II Fifty
northcry along tho centre line OF Eighth avenue 10 the
eenre line OF soNtnyseyenth street, Ia nee westerly
point distant one hundred feet westerly the west
ery ue OF sid Of the boulevard, thence outhfy and
parallel to the Boulevard to the centre line Of seVcly
hst street thence easterly along the Hue sew
en,ynrt street to the centre line u Tenth avenue, and
TO the point or place Of beginning and,
That our report herein Will be presented 70 ny
RsrSS be lea SSforc inv sc Sa5
Y 1Insra SasHfe; l9 we new r CSnr, 2gS s
DAY Of otto6sr $50 al the o.ehng Of The &c Court % %,
DAY and that pcn aud there or % soon i9rren ,
that the .Ail repo De 3nnrme l.
D"led Aew oTk. AnSnst ", no
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proi,sslonal Gnrcs.

professional Gnros.
NR. LEWIS, antnor Of Medical Companion and
Guide 10 Health 10 the oldest and IN 81 successful
phytcaa the city In the cure Of urinary and Aindred
di,e.ses Ills remedies have been carefully selected
during practice of DIRTY YEARS and are guaranteed
10 eject cures where all others have failed. Patients
can rely implicitly on speedy cure. ONCE ana con.
hultng rooms Beach st.. New lotk.
NERVOUS DEBILITY and all compainta OF
~ either sex cured by Dr, EVANS, % Chatham ST.
Manhood restored IN hftccn minutes.
Il ulenCe % his New YORK pat cuts, DIR. n. A BAR
ROW has opened offices at 'Gi5 broadway, VIII ne he
Administers his iuiaDlc comedies tor nervous drDty
neral cIhaustOn Rluumenu Ia Brghts disease OF
the khnrys ana every ether disease u the uInar, or.
PHns, &C. once hours NJ New YORK from 10 to e. "A
from to 5 at BtOOhlyn from toe ~ NJ.
CT nnn REWARD for any private disease
u sNNJNl luat Or kNAkh'S lCledies tll, ~ cure.
NppY TO Dr. EVANS. 81 Chatham st.
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tlubGtailons.

nIE MODENMELT-EveIy lady should have
LING finest Illustrated fashion paper IN the world.
Piece l5C. FOR sale by al news dealers. Bon ton tor
October nov ready,
rOTO MCFARLAND. BOOK STORE. Ol7
" Broadway, near 23d 81 There YOU vii nod all the
new booSs OF Inc dAy and all the stIndr works, aud
Gl.O Cho &c English. Freuch and Scotch stationery.
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{i,rsomI yloin,s.

ANY DEPORTATION Of ELLEN GIVEN LEFT Al
~ Sweeuys Hptcl. corner Of Chambers and Chatham
SIS, viii be hberaly rewarded By her brother, -
HTtH GlNEN.
IFJ. W. CALDWELL will call at 70 Oliver n.
1 he slll confer great favor on Mrs. :. LAKE,
NY WIFE, MARGARET shelter. ha- left nv bed and
vi board Without just and 80 ioTbid all per,
sons harOorng Or trusting her On nv account A. Will
not pay foe them, AuGl ST shLFftR
flNIIE GENTLEMAN who took nv mist4Ee a
! moWn fna umpr'lt with Leather tSs'cl ~ y 's
Han Dressing saloon i ay. rnd Ism st. 90 saturday
evening, liih n't ab VI ocOch, II requested TO re-
turn the sh.u 10 tue above pace,
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Marttn.

CARPENTERS Employment House; corner
~ iih a. and 6th av--WHnted, servants, both eIOe-
Fenced and girls lately landed for excellent situate ne
In country.
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Hlnnit6.


Ss,s ssnsTa gs;ia soS,ts glScSS N.scTi
sgssiy Si ;Sss Ser mda's and Oo''d Cali ''n
4 -WANTED-An etrtrepced and careful . man n19
y in the car, and diving Of horse chip goods ana
maze "' william h6fFAhlS w. SS7rrnntn ST.
GENTS 1 - the celebrated CTcmmpa Pant
~ hamnion O. BuGcr Apply to coTigr ot sE ST.
WUERLWRIGnT wanted to go short dis-
~ lanee "a the county Apply at 2e'h 81 Depot HAT
lem Railroad. -
LAsTER who Hsed TO t, %sS Sops i sSd
sooi pw' AMY AT Si6 Markct ST., Newark, VI.
10Y or young man that can open oysters. to as:
81 81 a vs. st} "gT1a'M A"t'"' . w.
A BOOT MAkER wanted on new worn worn, and m, re-
a pairing at 5h It, hno'cr; aG oK Nf9! n
A GssaIg II "a" Gs SoOI ~ ,,li'n st. Ss'smat
A UusuELuAN wanted at ia last mo'dway
n Apply early
AWAITED, good bootnen, At wM PAIEks'
a. Newark av. fiul,on CIV, rear Court llouse N j.
Bppssss4 W.! 1s' hR5 Fas sa:
Roy, Ts2, 4 L. y as sH ,, at South St. one
I,RrpER WANTED on ruling machine. Apply
CoRpoN- PRrss FsEDrR-wsn recon.
" moniol Ann 81
Coon gold spectacle f bSkS S.g' c. !, John .
NJACulNIaT wrrtcdi a io'he h,ud. tnrr're o
Nj Som nfCffT1, stcuben ~. jersey chy, S.J.
D,VS,3Eit wautci-A rtst.c,,7s workman noac
I Others n,G1 apply to EMMETT II. SMITH, NS Grand
| ttrcet.
nIasTRRcRs wan. ed AZ b1nlintl In Lgd,ow
l. St. "''' ''"'u' u IL i''''''' "''' j. SMITH.
DORTER wartsd IN psret box s1op; one with
i kn0wiedFe Of busn 'ss preferred. Mercer 81
| DOLIStIER. Wanted. go,l:;hcr e. Sork on mar
| biczcd mS DC ~ .. 1n' ~ west <''h ST.
PLUMBERS wANrEDivlggg az, az =, q, lav
| SIIK HAT nr.stt.s g.n,ed s.ealy ,york guar
| ~sntrcd' Apply TO J. WATERS, sos Hudson sv,
BROOKLYN.
| SuOEMkKERS Nanted At s's iOih AZ, corn'r
- 9th -; Nv utu Ju looted boots.
| rI,AILoRs WANTED sitting room for u men
fJ,AILORs- Named two bushe'nlca a,irikest
TWO wheclwr shts wanted At as West 18th st.
WASTnD 'iq,' Z, n2r ,35l = Tp 81, ro''
WANTED = S4ltet tina; understands oysters, at
\VANTE i--2 walters at HIrcncoCK's Saloon.
WANTEp-A good ,yy,tSnTTis.kNs.r', :, ,,,,.n,,n.
WANTy9a 6 SSh tx: oHsogy a t. "a, noaar.,
WANTED -La,sr on hand and mtcsnc 4'adc
| w men. thoe.. At "a Anntt
| NxrANTED-A cutter o. ladies' nnc shoes. Inquire
| w al ysnIucc a.. IN starr.
WkATgDo GT5 R}y Te,S in Y%Sfsl1i box
WANTED . GOOD ta,lor' to hnshcl so board ii
w ROSS BIOS, Is is' a.. willam'burgh.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-24
ARRIVAL sAND DEPARTURE OE
TRAINS G.i e. g. & A. IL. Ef,

SOUTH.
No 2. Passenger -LeavcCorrv l1a.20
m. TtGsvil.c. 1853 p. H.. Petroleum Cen
tire, Lao p. NJ; Oil City, 222 p. H.. Ir-
Yine.0n. 10 p. m.
No. 4 Passeneer-Leave Cory SO q. m
Titnsvilla, 7.35 q. m: Petroleun Centfa
s II m; Oil City, $50 4 In; arrive at lr-
vineton ll.40 n N.
No. 6 Passenger-Leave Cory 6. 05 p m
TitTsvile, $50 p IN: Petroleum Centre,
s,33 p n; arrive at Oil City 9,2O r u.
NORTH.
No. ]. .Fassenger--Leave Irvineton 7.I5
an; OIl'C!iy. 10. 10 o IA; Petroleum Gen.
he, ll,05 y IN; Titusvilie, II, so a m; arrive
at Cory lao p IN.
No. 3. Passenger Leave Irvineton, l2.-
rs p IN; on City 2,57 n: Petroleum Cen
TIE, 1856 m; Ti,usvile, 4,20 p m; arrive
al Cory 80 y m.
No. .. Passenrer--Leave Oil City 700 g
m: roleHm Centre. 7.iS a NJ; TitusviIle
$50 am; arrive at Cory TO-, a II.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10
TERMS OF TIE JOURNAL.

The RArrsxAx's JOURNAL is published on We'd
nesday at $500 per amman in advance II not
paid at the beginning of the year, S2,5e will be
charged, and $500 if not paid before the close
ADvBRrIsEnEHrs will be inserted At 81 so per
square, for three or less inssrtions-Ten lines
(or less) counting square. For every additional
insertion so cents will be charged deduction
viii be made to yearly advertisers
No subscription taken for . shorter time than
six months, and no paper will be discontinued un
tillaI arrearage. paid except at the option OF
the publisher. g. J. Ro"
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:fpr the fartner.

To TRAIN HORSE To STAND.
American Stock Journal contains the fol-
lowing directions: Take your horse on the
barn floor and throw strap over his back
and fasten it to his right fore foot lead him
along and say whoa, at the same time pull
down the strap, which throws him on three
feet and make. him stop suddenly. This is
the best way know to teach whoa, though
you can put onthe war bride, and say whoa
and give him sharp jerk, that Will stop
him about as soon as the strap to his foot
Then put him in harness, with the foot strap
as directed to do under the head OF training
to harness, and drive him up to the door.
The moment he undertakes to move, take
his foot and say whoa. Get in your carriage
and get out again rattle the thills make
all the noise getting in and out you can !;
give him to understand, by snatching his
foot each time he moves, that he must stand
still until you tell him to go ; and after a
few times you can put the whole family in
the carriage and he wont stir out of his
tracks
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

How TO TELL THE AGE OF HoRsEs.-A
short time ago we met gentleman from
Illinois, who gave US piece of information
in regard to ascertaining horses age, after
he or she had passed the ninth year, which
was new to US, and will be, We are sure, to
most of our readers. 1t is this after the
horse is nine years old, a wrinkle comes on
the eyelids at the upper corner of the lower
lid, and every year thereafter he has one
weil-defned wrinkle for each year over nine
If, for instance, horse has three wrinkles,
he is twelve; if four, thirteen. Add the
number of wrinkles to nine, and you will
get it. So says the gentleman and he is
confndent it will never fail. As good
many people have horses over nine, it is
easily tried. If true, the horse dentist must
give up his trade e-FIeld and FSreside.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10
WATERING NEWLY PLANTED TREES

WATERING NEWLY PLANTED Trees
Concerning new planted trees, writer in
the Illinois Prairie Farmer, says:
In most cases people commit an error by
watering their newly planted trees close to
the trunk. Every tree forms little hill
around its trunk to shed the water off, be
sides the trunk is protected from surplu.
rain by the leaves of the crown. This is
the reason why, in its natural state, We al
ways find the soil round the trunk, partic-
ularly under it, very dry. Watering close
to the trunk produces the rotting of the small
rootlets which extend from the crown of the
root and go downward This disease grad
ualy extends, and often produces the death
OF the tree. If trees have to be watered, it
must be done half way between the trunk
and the outer side of the crown. The same
principle has to guide manuring.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

REMEDY FOR WHITE HAIRs.-The white
hairs that appear on horses from the use o,
wear of the saddle or harness are often un
slightly. My remedy is a very simple one.
Take piece of fresh butter or lard, large
enough to give the spot thorough greasing
rub the same with the hand until it become
quite hot, repeating the operation at leas
three or four times, and the white hairs will
soon come out and hairs of natural color tax e
their place. | have tried this On several
horses, and never knew it to fail | think
the best time to do it is in the winter, before
the new coat tstarts.-lHassachuset Plough
man
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10
Z O S A d A i I S

TNHE GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH
i RESTORER, purifes the blood and
cures Scrofula, ,Sypbilis.Ski Diseases, ,Rhsu-
matism, Diseases Of women. and all Chron-
~ lie Affections Of the Blood, Liver and Kid
neys. Recommended by the medical Fac
atty and many thousands Of eur best citi
Read the testimony Of Pb ysicians and pa
- uent. who have used Resadalis; send for
~ our Rosadalis Guide to Health Book, or Al
nanac for this year, which We publish for
Eratuitous distribution; il will give you
much valuable information
Dr. r. W. Carr, os Baltimore, says:
L take pleasure in recommending your
n Rosadalis as q very powerful Alternative.
have seen it used n two cases with happy
rssuts-one in q case OF secondary syphilis
IN winch the patient pronounced hImsslf
n your medicine. The other is case OF scrof-
IL ula OF long standing, which is rapidly i'm
proving under its use, and the indications
are that the patient will soon recover.
have carefully examined the formula by
which your Rosadalis is made. and find it
an excellent compound of Alternative ingre-
a disnts
DR.. Sparks, Of Nicholasvills, KY, says be
has used Rosadal in cases Of Scrofuia and
Secondary Syphili. with satisfactory results
AS cleaner of the Blood know bet
r ter remedy.
Samuel G.. NcFadden, Murfrsesboro'.
Tenn +, says:
have used seven bottles Of Rosadalis
and am entirely cured of Rheumatism send
me four bottles as wish it for ny brother,
VINO has scrofulous sore eyes.
Beaiamin Bcchtol Of Lima, Ohio, writes,
Ihavc suffered for twenty years with an in
veterats eruption over my whole body
snort time since purchased bottle OF Ro-
sadalis and it effected = perfect cure
Lahratory, 81 Exchange Place, Baltimore.
~ CLEMENTS, ! co Proprietors.
Rosatalis is sold by Hartswick Irwin and A.
!. SHAW, Ciearfeld, D. K. Good, Osceola, and by
Druggists generally. April 6,'7o-1y
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

CURE FoR WARTS The best cautery for
warts, corns, etc, is said to be dichloracetic
acid 1t must be applied on the sharp
point Of glass stopper made for the pur-
pose, and great caution ought to be observed
not to use too much of it, as it will eat a
deep hole into the flesh. One application
is frequently sufficient to drive away a wart.
The acid smells like vinegar, but is much
more powerful cuastic. 1t can be had OF
our best druggist, and sometimes comes put
up in bottles with directions for use.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

An Illinois farmer casts his eye over a
corn field of $500 acres.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

IMPROVED SUBSTITUTE FOR WASHING
SoDA--1t has been found that the hypo.ul-
phate of soda, which is now manufactured
very cheaply, for the use of photographers,
Is much better than the common washing
soda to wash delicate articles. 1t attacks
neither the skin of the hands nor the object.
to be washed, as does the common soda: and
at the same time it is an effective bleaching
agent, and takes out many spots better than
any other substance.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

In India when horse can and will not
draw; instead of whipping. spurriug or
burning him, as is frequently the practi ,e
In more civilized countries, they quietly get
a rope and tying it to one of the fore feet,
one or two men take hold of it, and advan.
eng few PAGES ahead of the horse, pull
their best. No matter how stubborn the
animal may be, few doses of such treat
ment elects perfect cure.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

BAKED BEANs.-Soak the beans over
night In cold water, and in the morning
boil them till they are soft then skim them
out into crock or iron kettle, and put in
the centre piece of salted pork, mot smok,
ed), spoonful of nolasse., little lump
OF soda, and boiling water enough to cover
them. Bake five or six hours in hot oven.
adding more water as it drie. away, but let.
ting them dry down at last a. they are not
30 good If too wet.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

MISS H. S. SWANS, School for Girls,
III Clearield, Pa.
The next Term Of twenty tive weeks will COM
nsncs On Monday, May ., 1879.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, orthography Writing, Object Les
sons, Primary AIithmstis and Primary
Geography, per half term. (of IL we.ksj IS %
History, Local and Descriptive Geography
with Map Drawing, Grammar, Mental
and Written Arithmetic, 50
Alge bra and the Sciences %
instruction in Instrumental Music, 10 %
Oil Painting, II %
Wax Work, 90
For full particulars send for Circular.
Clearfeld, August 25, lS69-ly.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

CORN MEAL PUDDING-Boil TWO ouarts
ofsueet, skinned milk, and add Will
boiling, corn meal enough to max. a tb;n
batter; then sweeten it, and add half tea
spoonful of ginger and little salt, and
bake three hours.