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What Five Sheen Will Do,

H. G. Abbott, of Maine tells, in the
NeW England Farmer, what five sheep
will do. He says:
Five sheep will enrich one acre of
old, worn out moving land i'll threeyears
so that it will produce one and one-half
tons of hay per year, for several years,
by light sprinkle of seed each year,
sown in the early spring.
Five sheep will produce manure in
winter to the value of ten dollars, by
giving them suitable bedding.
Five sheep will get their living
through the summer on one acre OF
ground the pasturing of same would
be three dollars.
Five sheep will raise five lambs, worth
fifteen dollars.
Five sheep will shear twenty-five
pounds of wool, worth six dollars.
Now, let us see how the account
stands:
Ground improved by the sheep running
on it enc year r.......................S $1,000
Value of manure in winter .....,....... 1000
Eve lambs ..'...........'''.. loeo
Sheep getting their living on the land :. 800
$40 90
The above being credited to the sheep,
let us see what it costs to keep five sheep
through the winter:
Five sheep will eat one and one-half tons
OF hay which costs SlS.00
Interest ard tax. .......,.............. oOO
Care OF sheep. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l0OO
$500
Deducting this from the first mention
ed figures we have profit of S16.0 on
five sheep for one year:
Now, make it three years, and we have
acredt OF ...................... LOO
And debt Observation-Disclosures. of $500
Leaving, as the three years profit. E. S4S 90
Now, if the above is correct, we have
a profit of $48.00, and grass field
that will cut from one to two tons of
hay for several years, and without the
usual cost of blowing and the applica-
ton of manure of some kind, which is
no small item. 1t may be found best in
some instances, to plow the seed that
depends somewhat upon the condition
of the sod-but am now speaking of
land with firm sod, but bound out and
run out, as we term it, and producing
but small quantity of hay.
You will see, by my statement, that l
have valued the manure from sheep one
third more in summer than in winter.
From my own experience and observa-
ton, 1 am fully satisfied that sheep
are of very great value on improved
land, and that they should always be
kept on the plowing land, and ahead of
the scythe.
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LIST OF CAUSES.

GET DOWN FOR TRIAL AT THE JAN
tJuary Term of the Court of Common Pleas Of
BLK county, commencing, Monday, January
%, 1877.
/, John Mum VS.. Lewis S. Dodd, No. lis,
August Term, 1874.
2. Sarah V. Wilcox, Widow. etc. VS. Jesse
and John Platt, No. q, May Tenn. 1876.
3. Jas. K. p, Holl VS.. d, kunes ct al. No.
l35, May Term. 1875.
4. Samuel Baernan VS.. " . S . Service &
Co., No 353 September Term, lS15.
5. Frederick Collins ct III. VS.. Andrew
Hanson, No. 95 September Term, 1870.
8. George A. Rathbun VS.. c. Il. Ecarlcy,
No. l37, September Term 1873.
7. Leonard Whitman VS.. Thomas Sullivan,
40. lSS, September Term, 1875
3. Barbera Eckl, Widow of Bernard Eckl,
deceased, We. Edward Babel.
Q r.. II, Dixon VS. Luther Lucorc, ct al,
No. 81, November Term, 1876
FRED. SCHGNING, Clerk.
R!dEway, Pa, Dec, g, 20.
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License Petitions,

The following license petitions have been
fled IN the Court of Quarter sessions for
January Term 1877, and will be presented TO
he said court on Wednesday, the 9lth day
ofJanuary, 1877, at 2 o'clock z. VI.
C'That ifany person or persons shall neglect
Or refuse to litt his, her or their License With
IL FiFTEEN DAYS after the same has bccn
granted. such neglect or refusal, shall be
deemed forfeiture of said license :" -
Purdon V. I'd, Page 9l3)
TAVERN.
Eonczette-IIenry B!esh; n. l.. Wlnslow.
Bcnzlngcr.-- Frank X. Ssore.
FoX-John Collins.
Ridgway--Wua, II. Schram: Murphy & Nc
Farlard.
81 Marys-hntOr FGchtinan; Lorcntz
Vogcl: john Wachtel Il Son; Anthony
Schauer1 James Rosan; Henry Luhr; Joseph
L. Windfelder.
GATI.G HOUSE.
Ridgway--Jaines Maeinpis.
st. Mnry's--Wm. Geis Jacob Kraus.
STORE.
st. Nary'a-Joscph Wilhelm,
FRED. SCHCE SING, Clerk.
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SHERlFF'S SALES.

DE virtue of sundry writs of fieri
Z Dtocias alias teri facias, Yenditioni
eApolas, IeN4ri tacias, alias leyari
Iacios, and tcstatum 1ieri facins, Issued
out oi the Court OF Common Pleas of
Elk County, and to me directed, |,
Daniel Scull, High Sheriff Of said
county, do hereby give notice that l
Wiz expose to public sale or outcry. at
the Court House, in Ridgway, at one
o'clock. =. NJ, on
MONDAY, JANUARY, ., 1877.
ALL that certain piece or parcei o..
land situated in the township of Fox
county Of Elk and State of Pennsylva-
ria. sounded and described as fol-
iows to-wjt:
L2eing Lot No. (5l) fifty-o0e IN the
Village Of CGntreyille aprceaoIe n the
plot or draft of said NillAro "s nluG iii
tlc Office for the Recording OF Deeds
"a and for said County said lot, con
taining C57&) ffty-sevcn ana three
fourths square rods more or less and
being part of same land conveyed TO
John Green by samuel NJ. Fox and
Geo. Fox N. ID. administrators of
Samuel Fox, by deed dated the 9Th
day of November, 1916, Recorded in
Iced Book \ page 3J4 dc, there il
erected on said lotsa two story frame
dwelling house 22X34 feet, said
lot IS under good fence, and other i'm
pIUNtiucnts.
seized and taken in execution as
UAc property Of 2. J. Emzelnan, at
suit Of Charles and Magdelena Gill.
ALI. the right title interest, claim
and demand of defendant in and to
the following described land: Begin
ming at what formerly was the south
east corner of Charles Leggett's farm,
which is in the north line of Patent
No. 5000 and from thence west, along
said line ten chains and thirty links
to corner; thence north i've chains
and twelve links to a corner thence
east ten chains and thirty links to
corner; thence south to the place of
beginning being five chains and
twelve links, containing five acres and
fOrty-eight perches, being situated
in south part of Patent, No 5029 in
Jay township ELK Co. PA,
ALSO one other lot or piece of land
IN Jay township da follows: :: BE-
ginning AT the southwest corner of
land formerly owned by VIM. Bart,
in patent 5029 and running thence
west 20 peTches and II links to the
northwest corner OF said land; thence
west perches to the center of the
road leading from Charles LeggetUs, to
Caledonia; thence along the center
of said road to the south line of said
patent, No 5029; thence east to the
place of beginning, containing one
half acre, including all the land lying
between the aforesaid land formerly
owned by Burt and said Read.
Seized and taken in execution as
the property of Joseph t. Southland at
suit of B. Z. Moorey.
ALL that certain tract of land in
the town or settlement of ST. Mary's
in the county of Elk and State OF Pa.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
~ signed intend to apply to the General AS
ecm6iy OF the State OF Pennsylvania, at its
rext session, for the passage of an act en-
tried AN Act to provide for the payment Of
the debts and distribution Of the funds of the
state Road authorized by the Act of first of
May, 1861, entitled An Act appointing COM
missioners to lay out and open State Road
in the counties of M'Kean, Elk, Forest and
Clarion. and the several supplements
thereto"
The said Act will give to the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Elk County jurisdiction to COL
lect the funds of said road and apply them
LIST, To pay the costs of the proceeding; 2d,
70 pay the Just debts lawfully contracted by
the late commissioners of said road, and yet
unpaid; Sd, The surplus to the several town
ships from whence the fund is derived. The
proceedings to be instituted by petition OF
any person interested, and the further neces-
sary proceedings to be had after ten days
notice shall have been given to the. proper
authorities of the several counties and town
ships interested, and also by publication in
each county.
JOSHUA DAVIS,
j.. JAMES,
r. s. JAMES,
WM. W. GRIFFITH,
y. PETERSON.
sip.pi.,f
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Caution Notice.

All persons are hereby cautioned not to
purchase, or IN any way meddle with the fol-
lowing described property i'll possession of
Justus Weed.
Two horses, double harness, single harness,
Two wagons, one pair sleighs. one single
sleigh, one buggy, three pigs, one COW, three
IONS nay, one pow, one harrow, one cutting
pox, four acres of wheat in ground, lot of
straw and household goods. purchased the
same at Sherin4s sale, and have left them
with the said Justus Weed for time only.
y, Z. OYSTER
Dec. 2Sth, 1876 81.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NJ OTICE.-The late Commissioners
~ of the Big Level State Road will
petition the Legislature, at its next
Session to pass law authorizing them
TO collect the Taxes levied, pay indcbt
edness, and settle accounts.
w. 5. OVIATT.
Dec. 26th lS7G.--it
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TERMS OF SALE

The following must be strictly complied
with when the property is struck off:
l. All bids must be paid in fell, except
where the plaintiff or other lien creditor be-
comes the purchaser, in which case the
costs on the writs must be paid, as well as
all liens prior to that of the purchaser, and
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as he shall appear to be entitled TO.
All sales not settled Immediately will
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which time all property not settled for will
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risk of the person to whom it was first
struck off, and who in case of deficiency at
such resale, shall make good the same and
in no Instance will the deed be pres ented in
court for continuation unless the bid is
actually settled for with the Sheriff as
DANIEL SCULL, Sheriff,
Sheriff7s Office, Ridgway, Pa.
December, 2Sth, 1875.
*See PurdOn's Digest, 9th edition, page
4i6; emi,h's Forms, page 364.
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