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lTiH Of all who love Caarupg May they -four
ish like green bay tree.
Last Saturday was Harvest Home" time
when people from tAc country most 90 cCuEcgC-
gate IN town and cat gingerbread. Farmers
and their families came in 70 the number Of
several hundred, and CT joycd t}r,s occasion in a
way peculiar 70 themselves. The custom is,
pcAeNe, confined mainly Il not exclusively TO
is tho case in this vicinity. They have had rca-
son this year to rejoice with exceeding eEC.t
Joy, Tor the harvest mas indeed been abundant.
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III ILLIONS BEAR TESTIMONY
TO THEIR
WONDERFUL CURATIVE EFFECTS.
DIR. FRAEIER,S
CALIFORNIA HERB DITTERS

true medicine, manufactured from pure
Flowers, &c, embracing twenty-one species,
foundlgrowing on the golden mountains of Cal
HOrnid, parts of South America. ana Iudla-alI
possessing wonderful well-known curative
powers, and are offered to all people, of what
ever Kingdom, land, nation, name, or color. rs
the best medicinal preparation ever discovered
for the cure of
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g HERIFF'S SALES by virtue Of
~ sundry writs of Fe9ld EEpOn., Lerdli Fucjus
and Fi61j Fdcids issued out of the Court OF
Common Pleas of Cambria county. and to me
directed, there viii be exposed to Public Sale
at the UNIOS HALL IN JOHSSTOWN, on Tues
day, the 29tss day of August. inst, at two
o clock, p. NJ the following Real Estate, TO wit:
All the right, title and interest of James B.
M'Creight, of, i'll and to Il certain lot of ground
situate in Conemaugh borough. Cambria conn
Church street the south, adjoining lot of
Thomas M'Cabe on the east ard lot of Joseph
Slater on the west, having erected thereon q
two story frame house. now in the occupancy
OF Mr.. MIG uire. Taken in execution and to be
sold ut the suit of s. M'Crickart n Co.
AIsS-Au the right, tide and interest of Aar-
on Ldvcly, OF in aud TO Il certain lot of ground
situate in lst ward, Conenlsugh borough, Cam
bria county, fronting thirty-three EB3) feet on
Hill alley and running back nine-ninc (g9) feet
to alley, adjoining lots of Charles Kelly and
Plank House, now in the occupancy OF Chatlcs
Dible. Taken in execution and to- be sold at
the suit OF E. L. Barnes.
AKsO-AlI the right, title and interest OF
following described real estate to wit: All
that certain piece, or parcel, or Tot of ground
with the building thereon situate, lying and
being in tho Borough of Johnstown, Cambria
and described as follows; 70 wit: Fronting
twenty-four and three quarter feet t2t2i) on
Napolean street and extending back the same
breadth nine rods TO Summer alley. aud being
the one-half of the lot known the plan Of
lots laid out by Joseph Haynes as Lot No. IL
and the same that was conveyed by {. Il. PERISH
ing and wife, 4. G. Pershing and wife, and Susan
Jane Pershing, to John Hill by their deed bear
ing date Dec. lst- 1858, and adjoining the pro-
perty of Thomas Duncan, together with the
hereditanfentS and appurtenanceS- Taken III
Barnes. w. B. BOSACkEli, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg, Aug. TO- lS7l.-3t.
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UDITOR'S NOTICE-Having been
4 UDiTOR'S NOTICE-Having beer

Y appointed Auditor by the Orphans Court
of Cambria county to- make distribution of the
funds in the hands of JAMES BROWN, Executor
of the last viii and testament of Charles Ken
nedy, late of Munster township, deed, upon
his second and final account,) notice is hereby
given that will sit for that purpose ut my OF
fee in Ebensburg, on Wednesday, the :93d ddD ~
4 tigtst, inst at = o clock, NJ, when and where
all persons Interested may attend
Aug. 5, IS7l.-3t. Z. w. DICK, Auditor.
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N7IDOWs' ATpBAI~EMENTS -


Notice i hereby given that t-u follow
ing AppraisemeHts Of certain Personal Proper
ty and Real Estate of GgCgG-uts.s,r apart for the
Widows of intCsttitcS. under the AcJ or Assem-
bly, o. 144h OF April, ISL have btsa Lird i'm the
Register s OEcC at E1cu%1UtZr. and viii De pre-
serted 10 the Orphans Court FOR approval cE
Wednesdays the tth HGHat SlpttWbrTUtst. to VIII:
inventory and apprdlSelneut of personal pro-
pcrty Of Michael Hurliu late of Cleari-,lI p,
Cambria county, u-C..l5cd- set apart loT Mary
buTbIn, widow Of said deceased ---ttt.Jt.
aFpraiSemeHt of tho personal prapcrtE 0Ha
real estate. to the value Of three hundred dot
lars. set apart 10 The use OF the widow and
family OF David r. Evans, late OF Cambria
township. Gcrrased-tf.t.uH.
Iayentory ana aPpraiss..iug9nt Of personal pro
pcrty and real estate of Richard s. elders, late
of biackiicE township deed set apart .a sarah
ScIaCrs, widow Of said decedeut-E@aotp-
AVpCuiSamCuU ut the real and personal pro-
peIty of Henry Lamcr- late OF ~u@guCIaEu1
township, decd set apart for bis ElaoW--s5.ti.
Inventory OF the personal property Of lsl1gre
BcIui inhrl- iate of juil1st-Hl borough Gee C
set apart for Margaret Beaujohu. lis widow
:tg1.5.
Inventory OF personal property of Dominic
Mcbride, late of Carroll township. Csca1-ad, set
apart for Margaret Ann N.EigIGCs widow of said
UecCaent-Fe3.,sj.
Apnraiscmcntof certain real estate set apart
for the use of Eliza " saguer, widow OF Daniel
Wagner, late Of Blackii,5. twp. Grc'd-s-5. ID.
GEO w GA|LltE. Clerk %. g.
O. c. Clerks Once, L5euSh,rE, Aug. ~ 1871.
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Wow PORUEE,
e New YORK EerEx-E.aEst EanIns.oE.

Eae New York Eerry-E3GSt Explosion.
DEAR FREEMAN-you are already aware IF
on board the feI1'y-boat Westfeld. 4 thrill of
horror quivered through all that saw il or its
hapiesS victims, and Us the news was horne 10
ever widening circles of listeners an exclama-
ton OF agony burst from their trembling lips.
me press is itiicd with anxious inquiries into
the cause OF the accident, with fierce dcnuucI-
alton OF the criminal carelessness that bore such
be, but like every other case it viii soon lose its
freshness, curiosity will be satisfied, inquiry
Wiit cease as the passion calling for it grows
No. ''!o tiSS away td men VIII nan baCk iitto
thelr Wonted currents OF thought and activity.
A month hence, and the matter viii be as com
pieteIy hushed up as if no agitation had dis
tutbed the boSomS of the now horrOr-strlcken
result heretofore.
In the present advanced state Of science and
art remedy can be applied to put an end To
this fearful waste of life. With the present
wen appointed machinery of government there
are oficlals enough to see to the application OF
s LiiIs remedy. WY not, then, make them re-
Sponsible, and heavily responsible, for every
ness! would have not only the owner OF these
engines, but every man employed about them,
and all the government inspectors, forced thro
rear OF heavy paCuniory penalties to look most
closely to the public safety. Let them not only
be Liable to repair the damage resulting to life
ahd Hnp, but also be open TO prosecution re
snlting in heavy fines and purishmeuts where
they cannot or do not establish their guiltless-
certain as TO make it more TO the pecuniary III
tGrcst OF the owners and all concerned to secure
~ tne Saiety OF tnc pubiic az even 4 great 2tiIy
IN renting and thoroughly repairing, than to
go on Tor months in exposing, as they now DO,
many lives to destruction for the sake of avoid
Ing the expense incidental to q careful eXomi-
nation Of the engines and immediate attention
to their defects.
This is the lesson we should learn from the
many serious accidents to the travelling COM
munity. We are the men 10 make this lesson
practical and fruitful in results. The remedy
is in hands. \ stringent law as de-
scribed above we can eytort even from the nom
tdt representatives, OF the people in spite OF the
money which has made them the iCdI represent
atvcs Of wealthy corporations.
CIYIS AHERICANUs.
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/ WISH I was in Johnsestown,
AS once | u u = IL;
For there resides James j. Murphy.

For there resides James j. Murphy.
And him long G. -, ,,e. >,
He sells cheap clothing at the sign OF tne @ outd.
No. l09 Clinton street. and Is generally known
as cheap James. Clothing of every size, coior:
and texture at the great Star Clothing store ol
James j. Murphy.
WILLING AND ANxIoUs.-That1s just What
the matter with Andy Christy ut present VIII VIII
ing. He is willing and anxious to get rid OF nls
elegant stock of summer goods, Wiling anu
anxious that everybody should geta olg plle ol
them, and willing and anxious to take nrst cost
prices for all of them. Andy keeps store III
Loretto, and you should he willing and aIIA-
ious to go there and see him.
TIE LARGEST NEWSPAPER MAIL which goes
to any one firm in this country, is received oy
Geo. p. Rowell Co, the New YorklAdvertlslng
Agents. Their place of business is at NO 4o
Park Row, New York,
OAK HALL is Wanamal1er s. Browns gre at
Clothing House, at Market and Sixth StS., mi
adelphia. IL is considered, by those who know,
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NALUANLE 49, FSTATE T0N


4 UDITOR'S NOTICE Having been
: appointed Auditor by the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Cambria county, To make Gistri-
button Of The money eCisiuG from the Sueriir'7
sale OF certain real estate OF James H. Howard,
sold on SEHf E-Eylsi-. No. -. June tcgW. lo.l,
notice IS hereby given that ! VIII SIT FOR thag
purpose Mt the Council chamber i'm Jphustowu,
o'clock, p. NJ, wkep and where ell persons in
terCsted are requested taett-u.i
WI It- St .tLJi2, Addition.
EbeusbErg, Aug 3 Is-l.-sl.
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IAzH5Eh NoEsU8ezsT

C'RnIBRIA COUNTY B0NDs.-Tbe
- Commissioners Of CaUtViG County are now
prepared to sell to those desiring the same. the
RDEDS OF SGi& coU5t t. in sums of Slyf. 500 and
$500. These Bonds arg issued by authority OF
the Court of Quart Sessions of Cambria cgIiu-
~, for the purpose OF raising money TO build
the New County Jail, and pay Interest at the
rate of six per cent. per CuHuul-sssld interest
being payable Scmi-annually-u and arc redeem
able at the pleasure Of the Commissioners after
the Bah day CT DCc1g-Z 2sCE-. Z y 1, ana pay
aulc the i3gza DAY 90 Sent GEss s.gs-- : 81
Coupons are attached 10 each Bond for the semi
annual iustaIwCnts of interest.
Parties desiring 70 inVest in this Loan viii
please call ON the Commissioners at their GfiCe
in EbcDShuTg.
Witness our hands this Io,h day oE april, =.
D. IS5I.
MAURICE. EICNANFARA,l
JAMES L. NEkEoN. yCOn'Ts.
FRANCIS G'FRIEI.
Attest. \. KENNEDY. Clerk. (apr.I5.-tf.)
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IRON CITY COLLEGE
gsEsURGHs. Es

The best conducted. most popular and sue
ecSStui institution in the United States. for The
thorough, practical education OF young and
I?lddie aged men: - For large descriptive
circulars, containing fun particulars. address
Jul.@I.3m. j. c. SMITH. \. NJ, Principal.
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Ed Z S e e = S a.

Loss of Appetite, Indigestion Liver Complaint,
General Debility, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Flux,
Cramp, Bilionsness, Headache, Cholera, Cholera
MOrbus, Chills, Fever and Aguc, and for the re-
lief and cure of Affections of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Pains in the Back and Loius, and
Eruptiye Diseases. such as SerOfula, IumOrS,
Pimples, &C., arising from impurity of the
Blood.
So For sale by all Druggists. [au.10.-1y.l
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GTRAY STEER l-Strayed from the
~ premises of David Evans. in Cambria tvvv..
about the middle of June last, a LIGHT RED
STEER, two years old, with horns large and one
eye blind, Said Steer is the property of the uu-
derslgned, who will pay iberally for any infOr-
nation that Will lead TO his recovery.
GRIFFITH L PRICE.
Ebehsburg, Aug. 10, 167I.-3t.
/ IST OF CAUSES set down for trial
- at a Court of Common Pleas to be held at
Ebensburg, for Cambria county, commencing
on MOnddy, tie 4ti day Of September, a. d. IS7l.
FIksT WEEK
Glass .......-..........T rs. Thomas.
Sanders. .---.-..........r rs. Edwards,
AoSts ADM rs. Us. Williams.
Murphy -. So. .......C.. Nutter and others.
hrISe.. rs. Clearfcid Schl Dist't.
Eastman. rs. NuttcT.
Miller. .............. e. Us. Gurley.
j. X. RITE. prothonOtary.
Prothonotary's ONCE, Ebensburg, Aug, 10, 1871.
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Horse FAIR AT LoRETTo.-We have been
requested TO announce that grand horse fair
will be held at LOretto on Wednesday and
Thursday, August 10th and l7th, and that
every arrangement will be made to render it
complete success. Fast horses from all sec
tions will have chance to show their speed,
and persons having horses of any kind to dis
pose of will find good market at the time and
place indicated above. Buyers and sellers of
horses, as well as owners of good rags, fast or
otherwise, and the public generally from far
and near, are respectfully invited to attend
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Orr heroine sat on a mossy stone, beneath
an ancient elm, gazing upon the slippery rip
pies Ct the crystal stream which sped past ner
slippercd feet. She was dreaming day-dream
and softly humming that favorite song, still
so gently DER me stealing" when voice sweet
this is what it said why sit ye here idle when
c. T. Roberts has such a beautiful stock OF
jewelry and fancy goods awaiting your lnspec-
ton and purchase, and has such n commenda-
bic desire to please everybody and suit the
pOcket-bOoks of all who desire to buy clocks,
Watches. iewelry, or any other article COM
prised in his beautiful and immense assort-
ment?"
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,6rI5 NIc.--The Catholic ladies Of Wilmore
iii ~ respectfully inform the public that they
Il nave pic mic on next Saturday, 18th inst
g,no grove convenient TO Wilmore. Trains
sass,eiS eaSt and west will stop at Wilnore.at
&ossN Naoie ",,N hours for the accommodation of
" attending the picnic.
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n,.l v ELcoHE VIsIToR.- Glad indeed we were
a.,i .Ae by the hand our young friend. Mr.. Jas.
GJIEsan' eldest son of Major John Flanagan,
lis v---S,'oWn who paid our town q brief visit
Of ,ba EEK t Mr. F. has probably seen as much
3, "S .r NoTid IN its wild, uncultivated grandeur
arcI! man man Of his age living, and we would be
y, ~ Feased to have him sit down and write
4. ,,L ~" hurried account of his adventures in
q, ,,.s:!7' -ea' lar west and southwest. He is now
TiLg,-eAt OF Texas, where himself and George
ri.t :. another Johnstown boy, also on a
s,,,o " ms old home, are partners in the real
f.;t {, business. They both contemplate
.rr,: " tne city of Mexico next winter. May
'NDeu success and good health attend them.
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LARGE CONTRA RBCT.-We understand tfIaI JOIII
7 Wurnhy Mansion House corner, Johnstown,
has undertaken to- sell fOrty-niIe thousand doI-
lars worth of dry goods dress goods notions'
and fancy goods between this and the election
If he does he will need great many customers
and he ought to have them If people VIII
dress let Murphy furnish the goods, Tor not q
better man is found by the crier in his round
through the town. Mr.. Murphy keeps a large
stock of goods always On hand anu Sells very
cheap. That's sol
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FOR ruE CAMPAIGN.m-,t'lo1rprr opr r
r into he hands Of e,eTy ,t y..s sf'f5 5os T. Of course
s 2S is@Ss S5So Of ass9%2.n595 asa5: e he l county
,%s " 4: + :: :s::4 "a: + a'5':: ;:'?::: s IS:
.rds eyeryrIb,sG1[sSs IN are the terms upon
.Gf .If The fono{g ''s ne FREEMAN for three
S. re rse.sa56s % s95 at snS spy @s ossss 5s s:p!S@ z so
,,,,ah: One cop5},5 p,}5rcss. 50 50. Go to work
sae,, TO 70 Jto Ja0ocrats, 1 and give US a lit
y. yours g og-Vit II, il, if you will only try.
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"THE ORIGINAL" is the title Of a pretty little
paDer = COPY of which has been handed us by
Valiie Barker. 1t is printed in Philadelphla
and is devoted to the portrayal OF all the 1actS
and ALI the commcndable features connected
of the Original Howe Sewing Machine, Tor
the sale of which Mr.. Barker is agent IN thlS
bearing on the one subject, and those WIShlng
TO learn about the merits and claims OF TINS
1rsurpassfble machine will do well TO perus :
'sThc Original" Copies can be had Tree at
V s ParlIey's cheap cash store, where an end
less variety of choice goods can always De
bought at honest prices
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THE best Flour in town can be found T at NJ, IL T.;
Oatnan'e by the barrel or sack. All Flour sold
nv hiTp guaranteed to be the best, and delivered
TO any part of town free of charge.
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Coon Flour makes good bread and good Flour
is what any person can buy at the Cneap Cash
Store of VI. l.. Oatman.
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n DARN BURNED. "A large barn owned by Mr..
sseatIes Ranstead, near Fallen Timber, White
N, lSShiP, this county, was struck by lightning
~ Jay last week and set on fire and entirely
M Oyed, as was also great quantity of grain
~ ~. nay, and number of farm implements
~. Alned therein. We did not learn the ex-
~ " the loss, but presume it was heavy, al
by fSsh dorbtless partially if not fully covered
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Trades Of Animals. :

It has been well remarked by q
clever author that bees are geometri-
clans. The cells are 40 constructed
az, with the least quantity Of ma
torial, 10 have the largest sized spaces
and the least possible interstices.
The mole is q meteorologist.
The bird called the nine-killer Ia an
srithmatician also the crow, the fur
key, and some other birds.
The torpedo, the ray and the elec-
tic eel are electricians.
The nautilus is a navigator ne
raises and low ers his sails, casts ana
weights anchor, and performs nauti'
cal feats. >,
Whole tribes Of birds are musi-
clans. ,
The beaver Ia an srchitect, builder
and wood cutter. He cuts down
trees, and erects houses and dams.
The marmot is a civil engineer
He does not only build houses, but
constructs aqueducts and drains &c
keep them dry.
The ant Is q soldier and maintains
Q regular standing army.
Wssps are paper manufacturers
C~aterpillars are silk spinners.
The squirrel is a ferryman. Witt
a chip or a piece of bark for boat
and his tail for Il sail, he crosses {
stream.
Dogs, wolves, jackals, and many
others are hunters.
Block bears and the herons ar
fishermen.
Ants are day laborers.
Monkeys are rOpe.dancers.
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VALUABLE RECIPES.

PryFs roR TsA.- One quart OF.
sweet milk, one quart sifted wheat
nour, four eggs we'll beaten, Two tea
spoonful. melted butter, two table
spoonuls of sifted sugar, half tea
spoonful OF salt. Bake In brown
ware cups, from twenty-five minutes
| TO halt sn hour In Q brisk oven
Ryon
on. quart of ~ eet milk, two coffee
cups of boiled rice, and three guar
ters Of a cup OF wheat -four; warm
the milk stir In the above.nsmed
articles add half teacup Of home.
made yeast, two tsblespoonfuls dis
rilery yeast, and half q teaspoon OF
salt. Make at twelve o'clock TO use
for tea at six. Set IN q warm place.
When eady 10 cook, add two eggs
well beaten. Bake in waffle irons.
A SUBSTITUTE PoR MILK OR CREAM.
Beat up the whole OF a fresh egg In
\ basin, and then pour boiling tea
over 1t gradually, to prevent 1t curd-
! ing. II Ia difficult to distinguish
the competition from rich cream.
SoYr CHnEsE. fake milk Just as 1t
begins to turn sour; pour over 1t
about ore.fourth its bulk Of scslding
water, beating the milk with a spoon
1t the time to cause the whey to sep
arate. Then strain of as much OF
tho LIQUID as possible, finally wash.
ing the cup with clean water. Add
a little salt, and you have a palstable
and very nutritious article of food.
A Goop BREAKFAST DIsH.-The
following is as good as 1t Is easy tc
prepare Take four eggs, three-qusr.
iers ola pint Of now milk, and a piece
Of butter the size of a walnut, sail
and pepper If you like to suit the
taste. Beat the eggs, add the mill
and butter, and pour all together into
4 hot frying pan containing half {
spoonful of lard or butter. Stir con
sanity for 8 or 4 minutes, when !
will DO ready for the taste.
To Written LINEE.-Put q hand
full Of the leaves of the Jamestowr
weod in tho pot and boil with thu
clothes. The frequent use Of THU
whitens the clothes very much.
The juice of an rnripe mulberry |
aid t. remove the stain Of ripe on
from the fingers. The Juice of an un
r ripe grape Is quite as e%fiectual.
Coop WHITEwAsH.-To one bush
i. el OF lime take seven pounds of whit
sugar, with four pounds of salt. Boi
, well together, and after standing
cew hours it assumes q beautiful ap
. pcarance and is ready for use. Pu
on wi h q brush and hot.
Z MEND,EG TIN PANs.-T Tell you
I lady reaicrs to mend their tin pan
; with putty. 1t is easily done and l
much better than to throw then
: away. Pu. it on the outside, let |
thoroughly dry, and they will neve
: nave to mend that place again.
J have them that | have used for TWEEN
: u years.
ArrLE PUDDING --Seald one teacul
of lndi n moal intwo quarts OF milk
nd let It stand until cool then adj
5 COED sized apples, well sliced, tw.
eggs, one large spoonful OF whea
hour, cup Of sugar or molasses, II III
I lie ginger, salt and spice to taste. LIE
, il bake two hours and cool one.
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Az ENGLISH PRIZE FARM.-Thc
Il val Agricultural Society Of Eng
land annually awards prizss for the
beet conducted farm. Last year he
frat prize wont to a lady. This ycal
twenty three farms we're entered
Four prizes were awarded. The first
"a Eco; the second ESQ; the third
nd fourth, or rather two Of equal
merit, C2J each. One of these last
was aw rded to q lady.
The first prize WAS awarded to
tenant farmer holding about4U acres,
OF which something less than 800 was
plowed. The rotation ia what iscall-
cd the Norfolk or coarse rotation, OF
wheat, turnips barley and clover.
Each year he has 10 or Is acres each
OF wheat or barley, the frat yielding
80 10 80, and the second'4l to so lush
I'll, pcr acre. lie keeps Is t 20 Here.
ford cows with their produce up to
two and q halfto three years old lJ
TO 100 Shropshire ewes with lambs and
yearlinga, . Id when fifteen months
old. Pgs arc not bred, bnt a consid-
cradle numbo are led on the farm
each year. The land is considered
second rate land, and the management
/. spoken of as ''cleen and business
like
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A remarkable illustration Of the
power Of modern science to wrest
spoils from the depth Of the ocean Is
now afforded at Gallo Head, on the
Irish coast, of which point the Cres-
cent City sunk some months ago. The
diving operations hnvo been so con-
Quoted that sl0,033 In specie have
bccn recovered, together with four
hundred and sixty bales OF cotton.
valued at go per Galc. Its expected
that tho whole of q valuable cargo,
both specie aud eUiCn, will 10 re,
SSyRfx9. - .l4n ,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-12-14
FASHIONABLE

Ia Creole Hair Restorer has become tnt
fishion among our braulifui southern aho
Western bellies. 1t contains nothing dolele'
rious, will restor by natural means gray
hair TO It's natural color, impartS ylaor te
the hair bulbs, Will induce new ana stiont
growth O fine silken hair. Is g~lOriously per
nmed, clearly to usc, and surpasses every
thing az an elegant hair diessinS.
Read II TESTIMONY.
CRANE>ILLE. TENN, March 81, ISL.
Mcssrs. Mansfeldd HGbcs: ~
GENTLEMEN: ! uont pe,
lieve your La Creole Hair Restorer can d
beaton rs a Hair Restorative or Hair press
Ing. In my section II has taken most won
derful hold. aud has almost driven out Hal
Pomades and Oils. Respectfully,
Dr.. THOMPSON,
'bs Oh. n. Crawford