Er 2 __'fit Triumph _ Trietliatii'airgystein! GI IDS CAN lIN 13OLD_ EIMEIENNULLY Df • MORMIIOIII6, • • ft i lD SIIIRIMITAICSA Niicxx;iDemasial - at si e d.abebvireftk. via! dO wen to eon -ettiffeqb - eiv ItoseqbßO & Co. Where itwfil be proven that the merchant, in sel ling his Goods, an ;affeni to sell CIDLiPER for tAfillf, and can offer inducements willielent to maim it object CO purchase* at whatever sacri fice, to moire the money to .their parchuei on the Quit sistews. • • - We have jolt reCWired, and are constandy re ceiying ir splendid assortment of gPRING AND SUMMER. GOOD& whOind Mr Ogi lama and whit* wM nog tnin General Satisfaction, end width wee perebired under the nod feroetbie eireareatthees, foe • *Ova mtMed to aid wM over and sell at view far below others that hate giveo.evarlasting credit,— no wader whether Ms to Torn, Dick, or Harry.. - THMFOR,S, Compare, ;,, and Judge 41111 HT 400111,, an anioninent heretofore unequalled by anything ev er ariabia Yontrese. • AL.W AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, toiataikmany new and dcsirahle sOles of Goods uniAl fp this niarket,among which will be fonnd,in lEEE Didies' Dress Goods, all the novelties of the day, cheap at Gitteifeit ItifeslNutab -A CoSi. "'"'SttikWLS - - 1 War and choke styles 01 &oche, double anisis*, Utak - and Mantilla, and At style dteIIENILL SHAWLS,' • . ' - CHEAP, AT listtomberg Unions; & CO's. • -,sCLOTH CLOAKS. 1. ♦n lasortment *bar on hankaLgo LadieaCioth and teimminp tv N;atcb; of an Cheap, at . G■u big Ressibuili, i& Co's. - Em 13E011'2 EYEallali In this deportment We can - offer great indacementai as we sreporebuing iffweedyfrom Importing tosses. 'the fin:Whitens comprises Trench Set" Sleeves and Calais, - Weikel Edgings and Insartings„ and a great Minty more articles toonumeroas toinen• tion—sil Of which may be found . CHEAP. AT GuileObers, Rosenbaum, £ Co's. DREM 600rDa9 Bonnets, ,Balboni I Flowers, Wire, Stir Nettings, and Frames, at whalwaiikei mak Came., at Gilitelthergs Ihiseabass,& Cis. DOMESTIC-GOODS. May be folual all the different gnabtkes V.l7iollAlfig, ELIc4C/lED GOODS, - FIN4I7NBLEA CHM) USLINS, • 7704 " . - DENIMS, BAIEETINt7 4} 'sr& sae, MILO, AT OirIItSBERG,,ROSIP 3 AUX. k CO'S. • Si CLOTS*. As this Law of their principal branches ofbusioess in Newyork City, they aertshtl' y have one great ad 'vantage over di the relief the Clothiera; they hav ing one partner steathiir in New Toth City to devote all his time to this particular branch of roaniiiacture. They *HI fterni.h, at any time, a good Garment. at about the price for which the materials can be got. They wit warrant their work and a-oxnpktc .fit or ao bargaimThe'ry keep oeurstaritly on baud, atm of the best mocks of"" - - Over and Midst Coats, _ SUCH is FROCK, DMA RAGLAN, SACK, & PANTS In . grest variety and different styles. Vats: vests ,: vests: fiacicss rush,'Cladosers. sad Sad; CBSAP. AY eitteaberig, geseabaumi Co. i,C.L . 0V13 IN G MADE TO ORDER, OP THX BEST. MATERIALS, At Short Notice. .17ader Garments,- Fat Li AP' wdl as fa , Gentlemen, wick • LAMS' WOOL, ix., • MAP, AT Outteaberg t asseibl!!l•ll4,4ll . CO. Ore tormlia in for Lk arias.- To ow -numerous Trio' oda and ' Cootomook and In Imedadieli tbae knewiegibei ato be ladebied to es, ye would say ace mere time\ we will sell for - • READY PAY, hereafter, and ail selcoosts shies be settled without }tinker *tire. We are tired(Cirri** Lkuuting Ernes, sod sapper** the }NOW/ r, to per low We wnl take an kinds of** at the Wrest market prick Kyr/vie& :411 ireessits Wm** over six soatbs as Aid; wilTbOblit ix celiectiosom• leo settled by tote. COSeaberr;ltseembauy it Co. ICUMICIA:410110,-11011k STRANGE AND. MYSTERIOUS I_ rrad.T every OM in tide community 1 should not know that. a new arrangement bait been made by WEAVER & ATE:EATON," at, the ST 161 k 11 Dt I gi L.liwatrrylng on the Blickamitbfitg and Carnage Iron fig' limbless. • . . mo w know Ws to be a fart ; but for the benefit of the fee who do not, we would say that we are pre pared to do any work in our lino which may. be en trusted to us, in the mat 41makili manner in the most improved style, and in the shortest possible time. AU - Work Warranted to gisw Good Satieaciicm. /AIM U. WZACIM, , • ATUZITCIII. lii9ntrose, March 9, 1959.--Bm. .MEAT MARKET. Os Pallk Arenue,-netti.iSearle's Hotel. jr ZIP constantly outlands good supply ofIIEATS JlOl. of all kinds. Cash paid for Beef Cat tle, Calves, Sheep.. sod Lambs. Also for ° tildes of all kinds. BENSTOCK k riewisT. s. T. SKIIISTOCC. • • • X. ItAWLAT. Nontrose, Feb. 16, 1859.-A1: kl) PTO jd a Ali-1 _Enact Justlre•to ALL It!ext. • a 1900x* co., revectfuTly inform IP • their Mends.aud the public, that they hare • pleted theirlarge and Superior FLOURING MILL nT UNIONDALE,` Odeomuienced the manufacture-Of the `curlew Undo of Flour, Meal, and reedt or the purest quality. To those unsequalmed with our Es tablishment we would say: We Lare_Four Run of 71.reelleni Storer; manufactured bylfartlk Munson, Utica, N. Y., and superior Yachinery from-the‘Wash ingtou Iron Works of I. Stanton .k CO., of:Newburg, N. Y., with three Bolts of tne best Anchor . Cloth, and the whole I tted up with , all the ' Modern Improvements of a First Class Mill. In consequenee,of there improvements, the "Screen" 646 p -clued with and better results obtained. The -Flour is better and whiter, and the saring.to the cus tomer in grinding small, grains will often equal 18 per cent. Custoin Work executcd'prem pay, and in the best manner. FLOUR, MEAL, at.d FEED kept for tole at the Lowest Cash Prices. iligr Satisfaction giren in Every Parties/. tar—Puldie Patronage is lieapeetfidly Solicited . • Uniondale, Feb. 2.2, 159.-11, • KEYSTONE HOTEL. Wm. H. ilierblt, Proprietor. THIS new and commodious Hotel, situated on Hain Street, near the Cuurt MUGS, and nearly in the center of the business portion of Idontross„ L.. now .fully completed and tundslied; !tad was opened on OM 27th of September, 1858, for the accommodation of the public and trercicra. The Proprietor feels confident thathe is noir prepared to entertain guests in a manner that =mot fail tosglire Complete iilistieaction. The House anti Furniture are c d. 4414 no ezpepse ban been spared to render it er i c,„ if not superior to any wham. establishment in . this-Part of the State. It is well supplied with all the recent improvement and comforts, and obliging waiters will always be in at tendaneete respond to customers. The .Stables cooneetod with this House ,are .• New and .Convenient. . The Proprietor respectfully soliciut tbe'patransgs of Ida old friends and the public generally. 'WH. K. HATCH. Manlove; September 22, 1858.-11 Plumes, RIGHT- IN 'TOWN EXTENSION TABLES NAIrCFACTCRSO ST 1111 1 111 1110THESS, of all SIZES and PRICES to soft the TIMER, of Wahrat„ Cherry, and Mahogany, and.warranted to work right up to the prie. Montrose. June 9,1858. • • HOWE'S - PLTEKT ELLIPTIC SPRING BED. Luxury, cinnforL and Ease Combiited. CELEBRATED BEDS FOR SALE BY Tl- n r / _ are W. W. SMITH & mc iraee. .1 n, kn. Ji. - CC)1313 OFFERS' to the pubic, at pricer that cannot a—r to rit, a large snd supenor assortment of Gal) CtE R I El s At the old , and well.known estabashment formerly occupied.lny 0. M. Crane: / 7 6' A MS, TEAS. C'OYFEF:. SPICE. lIR. end SA II?, (1.5 Pie a it* or b•rr+4,) F/Si!, and all article . 3 wMally found in 6r ckou'Groceries. . r Flout by the Wholesale and Retail. As I mean to meri, I -11 , 0F4 to receive a fibers/ share of public patiopage. N. Br, The high 6 market price paid for Pelt* and "deacon" and Vital Siting. Moutrope, March lA, In49.—tc :ffrIARMERS ATTEND! 111 ol ould alr7unce to ixisiotherz interested, that *Orr& 'AL DEN at the old stand of N. 4Y L 1101 T, are pre pared to furnish PLOWS of the most approved pat terns new in Use. such se, Btatrbleya ..ttott's Iron fleas , d•-. Also .Poista of all kiwis, Laudrides, Ctotivator teeth, and all kinds of castings for Farm inland others. all of which we propose tope!' &s low as can be klforded - by any establishment in 'WA mon. 07- • ELIJAH )(OTT. o. A. TILDEN*. ,We are also agents for Emery's Horse Powers, Drag add Circular Saws for wood, also Dog Churn Powers, which we can furnish on short notice. - Youtrosei-Poe. 1, 18 . 58.—tf . • . t SOff ININEEKTORT. TM subscriber keepiconstantly on hand for sale at hie estabilstnnent In Nontrose,the bait qtud ty of 8077 SOA P, manufactured from *be Vied wood ashes and greare,in the old fashioned Way,and not by any patent process., For those that furnish the grease,he ma uktctures the soap for $1,50 a barrel. Warranted in all came to be a good amid...ordm Soap may be returned and the money refunded. • Per barrel . , . 55.00 Half Barrel *AO Gallon a - '24 ,Wttolesale dealer; so•NI be furnished-11 delivered at the Astray inlicattiose—t*tNe rateof ten barrels for $16,0r at Scranton at ten barrels for $5O. JOHN HENRY WARES. Montrose. Hard 7 1066.-tf • • Flours and Cultivators. - ;to. 1517/11EiL is nn. prepared to famish Le all kinds of PLOWS aadMITIVATORS es food and Asap as can be had at any shop in the eXtlakr. He has one abap la likotrose, near the corner of . Hata and Cherry Sos^andanother Inkier Word, assillOyle's Hata,- Revak* dans on short noting. keet taken to sactunge all took Moo so, 110•40 : , : Ayer's Sarsaparilla. A7=- 4 Rozaan„,,,,,retrAill'in. to ti 4 inv„ NI N AIL,„ pelt wi th other anhatances efelW greater abed= Myer no to Illfforg nff.b7Uro nolu u t, f ur arm eave. Sidi reyedoLto cure. It Is hen, ved that ouch a edy mashot by thom who Mitbr frlert ntrUnoi. con Onbtht, mai that on Wen Will a, eomplian their cure Toot prose of Ino , memo orifice's lila isiMM ela, of r u, %tut d fellow chicon% floe cotabletety thigegmyeard will do it hat been proven by cexperimeet te May eithe anal mum to the noilowhor complaint. I' lie" tliseWut9= = ll. 4= PU Oltt l e t r , U rsa anc a mbe Allaccoi sk bisemettMrop st 'set dux, • and Indira. onas a ii NIA. Aismonv tassoola of mm arkfts Man Inapurity naive Weed. • 'dß be found a smut ptufealligne hesific,Mhen lan in the spling, te expel the Wei Manna ) liddrAlßOlcHh Me blond at that ammo eg the twar„ She thaidy il l=nethem many rankling &caeca are nippedln the bud. eat, by the yid atlas rennaly, spare thesurehresfiewo the eadlnuateef Nal <Mt. Lome cod aerens/OrM iIIZMUCh which the spins atxtve to thl Itself of eneruptlons, If hot misted to do thia tlanemek natural Mannele of the body by no altLare medicine: , Chasm ent Me I Slued blood whose. er you ti Impwitles bunting thsoughthe 'Math pimple.. eruption. or : cleanse It will u you fled It la ob greeted sad daggials In the mita.; dear Zs bitterer it I. foul and you *dingo will tell you when. laNcen what* he Cannier la felt, pimple enjoy better heilikand live longer, n i = Mg the blood. Keep the hkval healthy and all bonal: but With 1 pabulum elite disordered. there csd colutine heal th . Soon cc ., later analethlng mod go wrong, and the great machinery of CR ts disordered or es erthomn. Sanaparilla bit And deserves mock The n'lng.tlOW OrneenMPlldb lodates ends. Mat the world Ima Peen egreglnuely deceived by Lrepanatlons fit. tautly , latume the drug ozone hoc not oil the ens et hat le chimed Mr it, but TIMOR berms. many prepnedlons, P.O. tending to it conemmuted extracts of It, contain but littleof tbe vie but ot t•arsamellik or any thing elm. poring tam yearn the public have been boater,.the of Extrutof Suntwailbt for .ro t ...Ow Mut of these have bee n trough upon the dek, for they no no, con. tab Vast. Petresparilla. but otters on meads hob ene. Ilenee,Mtter and paint=datmem ha. followed the me of tke W. 1110124 extracts of la is hioh mad the market, until the moor itself Is Jodie chaphed. and has beanne s% non, ma with tmpoeition and cheat. Still re rail Ods comp:cool 'tr.'s Putt]. and intend to moldy math a Mundy retue the 'nano Pout the I 144! of obloquy wh.eh tests upon it. And we think we have greeted needle It hal e err are Iewd:NMI:I toe l tV:Zr " eo ' ln ' p o t l e b ; "11 411,0 from the s)vt, alal 4 tn e , ° 47;l ~1 " 4 .4‘ 1 7 OZ0 1 :11.1747. dleiously am ;wiled Maltreat/ow of. the tattle. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. LOWELI„ MASS. Price, $1 per Bottle; Biz Botttes for e 5. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral., bee won Me itself each *renown for the cure of ever; moiety of 'Meat and Lung Complalnt that it le cottony unnemsmry for us to rewind the evidence of Its vino., wherever It has been emplo) ed. An It has town 001141.11 t usr Uere.ughnul thi. 14.011 1111 l WC novel me dl more than swam the people It. peaty is kept op to the Lest It ever hoc been., and that It may be relied on to do for their relief all It Lae ever been found to do. Cathartic Pills , . FX)R TIM (MALE OF Catteem." Jaundice, Drapeisla, indigestion, Dysentery, Fail son inch, Erpitseln.„ltadi.ehe,,lll.l, Eruption. and Skin Visensts, lieerComplaint„ Prepay, Teter, Tome. end Salt /Memo, Wurivi„ tient% Neuralgia...* Ma oes Pill, and fur Purify. big the Wood.' They are !weir coated. .o that the most sensitive on take them plenoeutly, nod they are the boat aperient in the world fur the phr. pairs of o anilly physic. Prise, 25 cents per ltox Roza.* for $l,OO. Gnat numbers of Clergymen, 19imiclare...13ite.rta mend eminent per.ouNe.„ has e lent their woes to °citify tleuninu-a/hiled useful. tnrse Tuned:lee, hot our spice tit, will MA Verniii Weiner, unit of than. The agents plot tamed turalab fruit our Am nican Alamo= lu which they +we ichm; with also full dve , riPtioria Mthe above cuinphilids, and the tivAtinent that idiuuld be fellow.] t'4 , e their Do tent be put of try unprincipled deafen will. other preporattons nt.,te Wore met on. Demand Are?.. And tabu ot•lito,4 TLe nkt .we Her bed al.ithere le for thew, and thvy oipw,ll All nur Ilestup . hot I,re or-pale I.y 'FI 7 I:ItELL. I,htro.,e ;W. H. THAI EH, lAnKlek •, ILLE: 11. N . . t". 11 PAW AN, j WALI NI A „A ,* ER, A W on ,. ; and h) Drufaixts and the principal MercLuntA Pos. Co. 31arci le, ab:4.-41310. • Keep it before the People Wltieb an be 11...+01 u :* Nu:lb Fourth '...troca. and ttu bald AV M' mad-,;.&ol.,Cautaplou patatt which will 431 tqgtT...i^lo't It 111 I,e OPtlttly ratrit tioit Iht *4 JC ,,, tds TrUouci bLelkli wilt of tbc•lst I.X ,m -br:.aad $l,Oll a Win, mid whklt la ti ny said WWI "W 4114144 *lnlay as a drv-pri;u4' had uit the 'famous Fkmdwr au.% burglAr lock. Law asu asa.,arrkutu Ly Varna. llortutig, &Cm, as the uuly burglar proof lock la u,,c. ITERRINIIA CM , PATENT the only Safes tirtoc In this ea)) hieh tiny uo robbed by butlista or had 1411 r nwitchtt Itt..4rnytet VY stcitjwW th,.—rron. TW 1 1 4,1 w tlielih 41 1 ; ~., 11CrAts tit WA twain POSTAT.A.TNIA. Axmoria to a NOW Yuan Ilvuorts.—Wr. the untienlened, chums of ht. J•wenti.‘.lfo., do hereby ceetit) that the In.n iute Ingo:24lm to C. E. llabieln, mule Ly Vorn.l.t Co, N 0.54 Walnut street. killiaelelptilla, which was In the nto that occurred here. In not Or. and Is nwlie as r lire. prootAak; that the books. ;rice elry. whiel. were in the rare a the time were winch urea; &Ink that the building *hid! it Ir. In ....et's...a; Arid r ONE story high, and that a dro lemma sr the one WI burne d oVer the aut.r 0.4 lent to to have . lnJureet any Sht.'l; pupal ibg tto . be Fine-11.4. t.litace, P. it. Pees... ; Jaw. N 4 .Tairrst.c, theretet‘A 1. II I net., Let it..sicto -I , ll`il:acul Ll.t.. litunn in; 61..14.01. MO. -EVANS .4 WATS-Wt.:4 South ktllit4.lll Street, Phihu ha, roOn nu hand the langsta aootatturut crStNullatuler Salta to the United Status, voorruutnd tlitial to ono other*, matte Iv ...awe auxiNG3 STROCD. HERRING'S ?AUNT FIRE IND BURGIAR , PRooF SAFES 1000 EIFAVARD to any person who o sltitl prose that one of them lute ever kilt eV, In an accidental Ciro, to preserve its contents. The BEAir SAFZSITtisie, F. B. CHANDLER., Agent.. Montrose, .Nov. 24, 1838.. New Firm. New Store. Public Avenue, just below J. Etheridge's. ,t BALDLY /IL • to the public that he has associated himself • ith WY. L. ALLEN, in the FLOUR, FEED. AND GROCERY BUSINESS. tat they have removed into their newly fitted i op building on Public Avenue, just below ,t.' Ether idge's Drug Store, where can always be found the choicest brands of Family Flour, Deal, Feed, Pork, llama, Fish, Dipped Candles, Timothy, PatCis. Mul;trose., Jatowy U. id.W.-ly rtzwrov.aid. Clover, Garden Seeds. Also s general assortment of Groceries, inch as Sugars, Molasses, . Syrup., Tea, toffee, Ike. Ace. Thankful for past favors, would solicit a continu ance of the MUM, under the new firm, pledging our to do the fair thing, hoping by each bargain to 'be sure of another. Being under a different Administration, it is very desirdhle to have all old aotaanta settled, and com mence anew, under the Ready Pay' System. BALD WIN dr - ALLEN. WA. L. Att.tx. pm A. BALOWV.4. Y9ntrosr, Oct. Vt. 1R58.-te - OH YES;OEMS, HERE WE , COME BOYD &' WESST:EB I TTAVING pur s ciuwed of S. A. Woodruff his Stock II in Trade, are prepared to accommodate all. who will favor urtarith their cwrom, at "live and let live" prices. -- STOVE AXD PIPE, —UV, COPPER, • AND SHEET IRON WARE of ercry description usualle found in the country. Also, WINDOW SASHi PANEL D OORS, . WIND() W. BLINDS, LA TH, PINE LUMBER, and BUILDING MATERIALS generally. Designs for COuntry built - Hap, with specifications and estimates of 'toot, lc., furnished to such as may desire them, at moderate prices. Persons about building in the County will find It to their interest to call on tit. Come tend see us, we intend always to keep the latch-string out. • Tin shop In their new building, corner of Main and Turnpike streets, a few rodssouth ofSearle's hoteL Carpenter shop near the Metbodist - Chureh. N. B. All kinds of produce taken in eschange for Goods. Wm. B. Horn, • BOYD,k WEBSTER. a. Wsnarsa. Montrose, March 8,18.58.-1 y A Forty Horse Power STEAM ill I R E FOR SALE, IN GOOD ORDER. FEET eight Inch wore,' 14 WO Cylinder, bed e../ lance wheel, three tons. Is a strong well built machine. Suitable for a Coal Shaft or Tannery, and will be sold very /we. Address, POST. BROTHERS. Jan. 14i 1857. itontrose, Pa. A C-ARD.. THATEH, thmitimighaeletmaa A-F Water Cam Mill belt atismebaona De. encore Hotel,' at' the 6th ar oath 4nooth, d ing the *slag and &mm, foreonsultatloa. InTa lids will find It to -their 'advantage to Ore him a cal Patimmiriceived at all times at his /18TLBLISII RENT, in_BINGBANTON, N. T., where emery cow fore and eors!gnienee limy be ! b ond for the ..ancemmr ful treatment Of Invalid*. Binghamton, Nardi 23, 1859.-et • TOW PrOaS3 /1 A PUSH 144 of Mak astd Green Tau** owed 10, - ' WON , -4 4 tHE GREATEST is r Bun ~.4 tt w e tz1..., a Am:lii all ..., ... _ . DECO lia 0 wz agi • OF TEE AGE. M E • KENNEDY. or Raxhum Ines (Meowed In pna our apeman Twine* weeds • remedy tlnd, curet • ISPERY.ICIRD OP 11111110 E, • •. The werstSeroftila down'to acommonEmple. lie ham tried It In - over eleven hundred cases; and never failed ez• lola la "'One*. Pa th thunder humor.) lights now Midi WNW. don over one hundred ccrtltcates of Its value, Mt Within memoir miles of Ito4on. Two boll" are warranted to tore a ourslnd sore month. Oneto three bonleswlll care the world kttot of MO"on th etaee. Tw.o or three battles will clear the system of biles. - Two bottles are win - Anted to cure the worst canker In the mouth tor Kennett: Three Mucha. Wire botUettare warranted to con the wont kind of Kr, One to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor Ica the gym Two bottles Are warranted lo cure mauled of the ..""atdolnb. ekantond the hair. rout til hottlestme wu,c.mnied to cure corruptstolninnlnsmalectr Ono tuktle will cure peaty eruption of the skim Two ye three bottles 'reinvented to can wont kind of lop tone. Twobithree bottle, ere wernultrd to curl , the mostdesperatetale of rheturetism. 'film- 11r four bottles are warranted to cure saltrithcom. Ilse to cidhlbottlts alp can the worst rave of tkrofuls. A benefit_ w alwayeespertenced from the ebb bottle:and &perfect idlets warranted when the Mollie mmatity,,ii taken. )tfiXIII.7 It Y, MASA. MAP Illanse.—The reputation of the Ida dial {decorum., in cur thf . 11 b led of loiloont Is so well eetaldlehed by the unrudmous vets or all whole ve ever used it, thati need not iy ehythlog am the matdrm, as the newt skilful physlvtans and the blue nretul Drum gists In the country arc? 0,111311111n11/ to Its puttee. In presenting the Medical Insenecry to your notice, 1 do St full knowledge of Its curative power, in rellellne all, and curing met of those diseases to which you an. unfoctuoutely Or liable.— Tire moat etteructsf.hcd disease In no elfeillmucte mother. •• NtrRSING SORE 46rcd on If by a Minnie ; your wen temper 6 ito 4 no'd to 16 n ote eel eweeteew , nod mar hate (Wpm client and fretful naps to edict and sweet slumbers, and the Medical itinoverY tecoton a fOAA , AA , hiring to your husband and household. In the more advanced gap.* of CANKER , _lt exteroloto the Komerb, angling • 'DYI3I , I3PRIA, wkiehtlitlablelitbittamiltetoettiestomath;theptotbeintestintsiad . , 'KIDNEYS, c o rt,g rt i an I ndlfferenceenn tothe cares Mmlll - . Tour stomach is RAW 411 D INFLAMED,. 'your fond *drawee you.rind ',4 , T1 rah Mar tole certain Moor, nee even of that your s,stetu'enes not get halt the nourishment It me.c. Wes as the salmonme Sold of the caulker at. It ; then yostr completion 1... In t,lenc and heroine are,al.h, sad y our ,tar 6 gOti, Mot want r," acoarutinand. yoer eye+ wl.-,ro ar., 1a...3 and the Cams Of ) - 411, holy ITWlLla.talaxed. Thee r o u law a tnlnofdlsesseseldchtlekailealPimneerictspaddlarlytolopted to - 01:111E1,_ ralnltitton of the heart — pato to the .141e,Waktzela at t6e rt.lne and mall of the leek, ran of the 1111 , ), did a hen you retire. irregularity cal th,,, bowels , and also, Ibm rrrileintlng of dbtaaca. the PI s . Ito. many thnnsands of leer women Are en ering from this if,. use and {Wag Ilenay a colsecuble Ilfe• nod their belt dour ',etch tor ore, rod kocAr t!.O cause. 1 a 611 tO finl,rc.nou ) . 1.111.111110t that good aid prover., 7 &I - keel:me et preveutirt isbotlenhmr twund i.jaara.^ plat MEDICAL DISCOVERY you have t.hth the prevmtlre ~.f the ewe, with thin mtrat. rtnd P"Zil.P= l,l Y.i/mt it•trffl matt owlet Drip elrennittarozet : cto yen v utility. So chase of 411utevrr %La bolt vett e.a put red 4 4,04 h Or it, lit ttoyrit iNo: FOR USE—Adult.., one tal./•spmnful per'llay— CLINItch G•ver ten Tern, desnert g ,lonfu I —CliflOot from nee to eUrirt }ea" tor 3 igmettl. A 4114, tt"4,4 4-a appllerthle b.. al cou4iteU4Aet, takerwillielent taper:Were: the bowel- twat 3 413 v, Yours:truly : DONALD R}:ICNEOY. Price .10 per Rrittir. Fur An fe to . A R TI'1:1: LI,. Mont ro.r. T. T. CARI.IBLE &tit" great ROHL W.l N. 11. r,..5um,“,- ban. ',toil St Pitt,- ir • Think, Examine, Inquire! - DR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND'SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY. AR...fituttodledoiLl.it h? ]lace) Fe4,,,T.,9,11.1dy• ,ou the Liver Complant Blare on the ItrOttchlti ' ; . ? Nervouml . te s . or any tyluplonat Noma,* tinuctunptiou? if ; are In t,'aid with., of the anoee eemplono. ueel.e.niVAN NE tt 0011 %ZUNI) sylwr or ly um I tali Ity. it ctiett a pee d)• and pennant nt cure, as the e‘id. net of tbutimande w Lobar& been mired b) it a lit teetity. ' Another Demwrkable Cure! - . Pont on tnetit. rtyiteliek County. 114. Dr. Swaricii—fhetr Ste--II Unhurt !t a cts.ty Low._ to the t.tdie, and In.lamtice to you. I ba t e linmaht proper bourn .( the moat ettrwadlawry curt., to antic .pe. that hat et t!!!ed truly ncord IL Lit won ,14 iklolwr bee, IMU afflict. d ono 3 brvamt , which fenued s large abtemsw, end cammtinhuted nseLoots out very moth adlicted them, vol discharged large mmittlifee of corroptlon, external and Internat. My broatb could taco through toy lamp and out thrrugh the most, of to, breast with apidetnt came. ethnicd with a violent matt, day and night. lento( appetite. sad valretue.teldllty, an that, in, ph) ow. thought my awe hopolew and beond the power of mediclor. s c .:Wool In this wretched condition furs long time. until I watt watatod tan taunt skeleton. at 4 there maned to be gaol:44w for Met bat having reed In the public (open of .tne many wonderful curt pefforuird by vont Conroy:co Mitre, Witn (hart. I Immediate ly Ron to Baltimore for doe bout... and conalimioed Ito tree, and to my groat =Whatnot, and my anxious family, Omaha:ern or Noe Ipg In nit lunge began In heel. and the cough tadahled, and mina/ogle, to ttlem I war tedored to parte t th tells e mt• have cite, and I et i l l remain a perfect I) • howl) man le l.ttloln tt, d o ne 2, ' I have nut had a day's &tattoo far Lye* *moths. Vi sa . accept my grateful atknowledgmente. Yount. eery rtspocifully, TIlifM.V. DIXON. The mobecribecidwell acquetnted with Thom. Ina.m , as can teethe that he lel Leen !articled am above r0w....1 fod. I regard hie rctoitly u alnioq. • iniracle—lie im a WeJthi menthe.. of todety. Jhal El, IL. 1)1.11310ROW, PitkOr dßerth. Meta, Iyttl,uon Conference. %SWIM Ithanct . LAlLT Dr. Swayue ' s Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, The odidtdd iatid only Vaulty; Cherry prepaintive. Rotor 11.11 In ruled. It Iwlng mallows' solely of eatable Ingtedlenta. it tart be roodith peaca tatetY. I= Swayne's Sarsaparilla and Tar Pills, A gentle purgative hod alterative medicine, fez superlor,to We li. to gentled use. awayste , s Celebrated Verniltage, Dr. Berayne's l'arwcra, for purity lug the Mood, Dr. Swayne's Bowel Cord all, An Invaluable comedy fur Diarbinb D7lrldrrg, Cholla, Cholera rue Drersre:Dr. P i er Orly eutiodkun la We great laid ti a. nequalled remedy. Prier orly be cents. Sold by *MIL TUBILELL, J. EHltivak, atm tn.e, tied by4Jealcra ererywhero tbroughout too t ouuty bum. l'ulared hely oy Dr. 11. bWAIINE *ill, No. 9, lgorth 7tti &Jeer, Chliedelldtle. e0g.4,18:03.-ly PATENT MEDICINES. AMONG the crest vaulety of Medicines al„Turrell'a dlore may faund smug . Ik. Jaybea JasU celctoalcd Fatally mealtimes; dyre• t:beery.NOWnal anti t , l'1112; ilitsers Itwed,wh,e sad FuriktPtlis; IW:sad eelebtahat ticnuenbittera Locideud se. rka Fiddly um:dictum; ; Merchant* , G.azittse tat,tbegrolteutretu edylor ap=a ut mat 4,1 eft Doc c v3tatlataatai. Infal • a k a um Itenauly ordelea V 'mange, laud a Variety ul visa ltko Ttsat'a Magnetic tllntuan teat rat p re tatal) fMlrl,orm, ttcattuAttatu. ,tat alt lanacatc.alon . Kow. Mut nde thing fur ,trod,, pur)....u.a as 11.1:a1”,re bittrecut; sdr, - IPaln loi . atroyttita.,Kat.apoAt articat Wttaacocia lislasnt and lutne LlAtteut: Atwood . ..We:Oita timers, i.r.P..Lenhneut.aull props; dater'. Cump..uull f.rDyaeuteey finnahtun.. 1, It) apel4a; ticimi.a.l a Estittct ut littchu aud gatyset of bat . ..patina; a vartrty of n“ d k r t. pub,. Sr„ Of rotog.t Medieluetsaltegether too nurser ult. I....camerae—Cul autaet It u. say.tbst the pustle will Paul twat. ,rocy lion, In lltla I:ne. at the Drug. sad `tor e Amass., July, Lunt. Aii.4l.ll.ltitELL. TILE QUAKER CITY Insurance Comp. of Phil Capital and Surplus, 9300,0041. Chartered Capital, 000,000. o,ffice, .Feunkiirs /I'li/dings, lip. 408 IVaatiu; 1-11 it II 11,,ttd.g.and VAUD /I; AJILA - , g" lei.d.t ;rat- • .1 Wurl.l. iopktrxam S th tA fr, 4.. r,t^ of e Starment q* the bush, sz and Coicttiou Mc Qua hr Cay insurance. Company, of Philodelphia, • for .Sit Noah+. , Ptiing June sem , Isbs. 0 , 1 4(.1 gal ban.t.c Jarmar)u t Isl. 1,' . ., 11::7.4111 PI lattnst revel‘ und aornadtroto Jut. tut to July Ist,.. t.jv u.) Iwndual. rttAr.t..... ....„ 114 171 . tsul,u4. - t mid /Le-Insottuar, " ' IJC7 It SE tw.t.,14; to LOSSES, EXPENSES, .tc: To L 40446 p o nd 104..:.1 64 , 4 144-In., Act. l'londures, 4, 6--Ve." l6 IR 1461aace realoblog with,a4 Coat ear. July Is,. 1044461 ad t A trs E FS . Bona% Malirlr, . StAICiL/I. Coupon Panda, Lear, on Cul. • him! mid eall Loono. &n - SlFti,Tni 54 11111 s It.-dirahl, . 40,411V1 Can 4 an /awl and lu Wok. sin{ dna Imo Atnnta,•• -0,046 EC= =2 • . •Offieers. - • - r. ißni Mint i'maltenl.C. P. EMI, Vice rmtu a.t. , 11.11.ewti SW E Ser. IS. 11. UIiTLER. At.ist.Trau I)irectors. George 11.113,1, E. P. Rows. A. G. CsMil. Hon. H.ll. Pu 11.% J. Ed.Arli, J. G. Pah% E. Y S. Prfillsms. r. G. Inl>., A. li.Chatuticts, J. L. l'esclavr, 11. It. C.lm • LUSK . Agent, wel!. stid JOAN* Lt 110 . ETROS pt E. Seember I WM, D: L. 1046.4 . AN ACROSTIC. `VINE Ye,. mc, MT OFF/CE Is gab d and SUPERB ILKADSTRONO Italts.oll. come. sad see me, come IM!.11A: ALL Spanish Rectravalesathedinonnt)ol4l4 REST In my Roomortiere pain will antEnnniß , LOCATAN rPLEASANT,andIow!ttde4RE, YOUR RUMBLE SsityAnc Monii;DninerorAnsß . Strop No. 3, Bast of Somaio's lintel, on Tomplie Street Mornous, Aonnot 11, lir.a.-to . STOVES, STOVES, Otra stores hare been so thoroughlypied, to the eutiresatlsfactlon alai, that thetlieedmo rec ommend from WI. 8. 11. SAYRE DROTPER& Montrose, May 21, 18b7. - NOTICE. 4 DERSONEldealroua of paying me money,ondelits 1 of any description, can do so by leaving their payments with Post, Cooper & Co., %liken, Mont rose, to my credit, whose receipts will be allowed from their date. C. L. WARD. April 8, 1886.—tt - - • STEADS GRIST Amp SA W 1110100 ST BROTH/CRS having purchased the above establishinentwill keep constantly on band On parfinirsiad Mai Pow, Cora Meal of uperior yaah ity. deo Nhop and Ryon at the lowest cash prices. Custom work will be done withdespat4 tad In aA eases warrants& - *patron. J01Y.111111.-0 assfq 1 1 14 0119 Pe WOO 400611,4 =I 1850 • .- 0 - )10 . 1 W •., ' fii E_ 4 , R [ . 3 •-,•i .• ! _ Atio AR AND- S7OI.:EM-PORIEI It FULL .13IAST! 1104 tirligilliGNlfdrir6itt thle!:tiptairtinil- A_ t Wing:inn his ftlendearid`eilitothers that'he • recently made largo additions to his former ex tenolin stock of Illardwarc,.Stores, Stove Pipe,Siove Trinomials, Mine; lie.; • , and that he is prepared to supply the wants ofti t i: community in that line at unmorally low prices. flatters himself that his ' facilities for maisufacturii g his own Wares, itovee, dre., give him .• decided ad vantage over any who purchase' sad transport at a heavy expense t h eir entire stock. He would say to those who wish to purchase STOVES of any description, STOVE PIPE, or TRIM MINGS, deny kind', and pay for them, lie is prepar ed to pre them great barg ains but to those .who !ant to purchase on a years credit and then let it run two years more,lie hada-ether they would call on some one else; even if. thoYlurve to'par scientplive per cent more than au article is worth.. In the line of Shelf Hard*itre, his askirtment is the largest and bestselectml In Sus; quehanna County; purchased as his stock has beep mostly of manufacturers, he is enshled,_to - offer in ducements to those coantrt• merchants who buy small bills,rarely to he &wind this side of the big city. We can offer special ipdamments to Carpenters and Joiners who are in wantreither of Tools or fluildlng Materials, lilacksroithiGn find'AN VILS, VICES, BELLOWS, and, in fact; almost any thitig iu their Hoe, by callingim us, Cheap for Caxh 1 ' Our stock of ' Dry Goods, Groceries, Bools D. Shoes, Haisand Caps,,Tankee - Nolions,,Ar: • is 1 4 1 1 0,is will admit of. They were purchased et Only figure, and will Ife Ea] at prltunr to correspond with the thins. READY-MADE CLOTHING We have just opened about 'one-and-a-half cords ready made clothing. Every body says they ..are cheap. Some say they are urry cheap, and a num berhaVe ventured to any they're (Iv cheap. Cer tain it is that a small pile of money wilt buy • large pile of clothing. We'Woulti add, in this connection, for the informa tion of all concerned anti the "rest of mankind," that we are tired and sick of the credit system; we have stiffered enough by it already, anti Sr.' determined to' rid ourse)vea of the whole "critter" Itelievibg that the nitiible sixpence is the true system, we are re solved to adopt it and are offering our goods at prices tp correspond. ' +Produce taken in exchange for Mods. New Milford. Nov. 17. 1858. soipell)iq ifelp‘ tLAcKgiectiffiNG r BY STEAM! EY It a itarv ' N teir L l T ! l ugi ° 4r On h Ta l r n a g ii r k e t: Street, ricar . L. Searle's.hotel, are manufacturing and will Ikeep on heed CArrialgEtayViragOnSy Cut ters, f Sleighs 'lke.. They have provided themselves with a f.enerm Engine and all the necessary machindxy; and Coo. veniences for doingwork with :dispatch ;) Intd 'being both practical Mechanics o long experience and mc ployingnoue but GOOLYWORKIIIE - N, they are prepared to do all kinds of:work in the Blabksmithing and Car rilize Making Line in their usual prompt and Workmanlike'rdatiner, and by tieing at all tdmes on hand ready and willing to answer any order for work, and oy uslyg Good lijatekials, , anOy MODERATE CHARGES., hope to receive a large share or public pntronsge. • We would tender our thanks to our old customers. and invite all in want of work to give us aeall and Pee for themselves. Mon trose, - A egust 11,.1858.-1y Dr. C. D. Virgil, D. D. S., DIF.SIDENT DENTIST, MONTROSE, PA. Office , it , at the Franklin Hotel. Room, No. 2. •-• LIST OF CHARGES. Gold plugs, largest size, $3,00 •• medium, - $l,OO to $1;50 itsmall,:7s Tin de. Pulp or -Nerve Cavities treated and filled, Cement Fillings not used. Cleaning not„ Extracting. at the Office, - - Irregularities of thelieeth corrected at a reasons. the charge. PLATE WORK. Gold Plate, single tooth, - - - $7,00 " 2 teeth, - - - • 10,00 " " 3 teeth, 14,04 " 4'to to teeth, per tooth, - 4,00 Full upper or ender jaw; on 60141, Gum teeth,' Banded,- - no,ho , Fall double set on Gold, Gums and ilandeOloo,oo Felt upper or under, Plain, - - - 48,101 Full Double, Plain, - . go,un Silver Plate, half the above rat4.a. • - Improved Mineral Plate two-tV,rda the priee,of Gold plain gets. Ken Plastic, - mme as Mineral Plate. The Public may be certain that rgl verationa will be performed in the mo4i teiolg end eareipi manner and in the 'dullest style of the Art. AA joie, warrant ed. Grateful for pa+t favor., it continuanee of the public patronage is respeetklly golivited. t. D. VIRGIL . , Montrose, Pn, April 7, llit1S: - „ 1.-A F. rourifitim noimmovEn HIS 3" . • Harness and Trank Shop moss the Sturet, into - the formerly occupied by Boyd iVtitstcr, one door below Keeler k StoW darin, which lie has intekip 'exprets4 ly fur Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Shop, • • - and where he wotild be happy to have his friends call. All, - who have unsettled accounts for !Eat, will please call without further notiee, And oblige , - 'll F. FORDIIAM. Montrose, January 19, 1859. C0L.,,1 .i:, !MUM(*) (H) 41))4,2111 (.8 IL.-E. PATRICK, JR, would like, af ter a silence of locally ten yeaA\t s o appeal to, he moral sensibilities ofa very genet° public, who have always manifested theicaense of appreciation of his usefulness by exacting his services when needed or thought to be needed, but who hare given no other evidence of gratitude or goad will—particularly in the way of " entwdantial aid" as Kossuth would say —that he nowdesires a fulland entire settlement of all his acodunts, also the accounts of the late firm of Patrick k Dimock ; and he wishes further to state that he desires nothing to be considered wrong, if, after *few weeks, the said accounts, remaining un settled,should be placed in the hands of a good sharp collector, and made to account to hinisomethink that will buy Oats and Buclinheat. Pleasenotice this and take action accordingly.—Yours Truly, - . E. PATRICK, JR. ' tai' If attendon shouhl not be paid to this, Joust F. DUSLORE may have something to do with it. ,4, i .-- ------... _, ---...>ir • CABINET MAROFICTENT., NaLa. • itirA leU F A °THU. and dealotiu MI kinds of IT" Furultnre pi, now prepared to till all orders Or Bedstead: of ;all klnda et wholesalelor retaik 041 short notice. Retail prices range from $2 upwat ,according to style. Be also kiMps onband Ready-made Cons; and as be has en elegant Hearse, be Is, prepar ed to attend Inner* on abort notice. — ' I .! 'New Milford, Dee. - 1, IsllB.-4971 . : • • TO the SneeitetPeidte, - _ CELEBRATED CATARRH SNUFF, As ISVALLIOLZ RXldaft, for sato bi 11.-Thsier, Montrose; S.D. Tompkins Brookline William EL MI or ' ' —:VOL ~ . . ALT f4;;;;Ie by lb* Pro; tot Q. , lh nil Mat* J. DICk;.ERMAI , .:, Jr IMO NOTICE• lAA* 4 411 44,11** • • ffoo.;vl impend if Proeseof " the Am en' and Iteeholtioe Modstiim of Brook lyn:".nsed frozireblinutes. JAN. 14,18511.--A meeting of the citizens, of lithoklyti . cotivenea, porstiant to 'previous notice, to take into consideration the expedi ency of forming an organintion for the pro. Motieft of. Agriculture'pO .the 'Mechanic Arta..' Temporary officals were chorea,- and aftersome deliberation, it was moved that en Association be 'organized. Motion carried unanimously. committee of five was, on motion, appointed to draft Constitution, and By-haws. , During absence of committee, re. marks-were nlade by a number - of persons. The Co - Ustitutitp reported and adopted, pro r vides briefly , ai follows :—Nline and object as above stated. Any person over 18 years of age may. become a member by having his name enrolled and paying 25 cents annually. Usual, officers with usual duties. Regular meetinz.for election of officers first ,Monday in January of each year. Meetings may be held weekly during Whiter, and monthly du ring Summer.. Constitution amendable by majority vow, the proposed aniendingist hay. ng been previously submitted in writing. - The Subject of poultry-raising was selected for consideration at neXt triertitlg JAN. 17.111kuntes . read and adopted.—. The question.witti thint...diseusi4l—;." Does it pay to raise Poultry .?" The statement was made (from an account kept) that 24 dollars net profit was cleared in one year froth 24 hens•hesidos doubling the original stock. Other statemeas were also given torrespOnding -with and; corrobor7 ating this, and affording ground for the in: ferencii that from 75 cents to $1,25 can be made from each ken yearly, wit4..good care and attention:: No experience was, however, given as to-the'rtilts of keeping large nutn .hers or hens together. It was estimated froth reliable dates (the number of barrelswf eggs sent to market by the merchants) that at 11l cents per dozen, the e&g tra4 of Brooklyn amounted, daring the past yea); to fifteen . hnndred doUrs, tielurly ; and probably, about the same Value of poultry was sold from the same district during the Paine time. On iiiotion; a competent member WAR re fliteStet.] to 'draw up a planfor a poultry,house with estimate of cost. (4m:stint) orilefed for .discussion at nett , meeting :----,‘‘ Doi - ,i it pry' .i., raise pork on _ the plun - gpnerally pursued ." J AN. 21.—After.disposing of some prelim inary and miseellaneoua 'matters, the subject in order was taken upj The views present. ed were chiellruisfavorable.to the business of pork-raising. But as some persons 'WAN dii.ent who were known to regard it as prof itable, it was deemed 'best to continue the topic fur the ensuing meeting. JAN. 31.—The discussion of the Pork ques. lion was.resumed under the fidlowing form : .1.--"11oes it pay to raise pork on the,plan gen erally pursued ? Can it be made to pay by a i tsi s ) stematie effort, d suitable arranget nods, f ind proper 'Went* in r' It was urged - audsup. ported by fließ l t at under certain circum stances, with good management, the business I may be made advantageous., Physiological arguments against the eating.of pork, were presented, and it was maintained that in that light; the busineSs is unprofitable. The subject of Fences was 'selected ; by. Note, (or consideration At the next meeting- ' Fen. 7.—The question, " Irlat is the best and cheapest kind of Form Fence? was intro duced. It being premised. that this depends ittain eireumstartees, sirch as the kind of ant male to be restrained, the material most abundant in the vicinity;, whether or not par- tability is required, 'Whether another object may be simultaneously accomplished, as clearing land of timber, and stones, Souriepecitnen board.fence patented by Wm. Vandermark, was exhibited. This kind of fence is movable in sections the length of the boards of which it constructed: It was es 'timated to cost 40 cents per rod. No part !alit is inserted in the.ground. The average cost of stone wall-was estimated at $1.25 per rod, and zigzag rail fence, variously from 30 cents upward. .A method of combining stone fence with a structure of post and board at the top, was described thus :- . -place a block Of durable wood across the wall ut ~any de sired height. in an auger-hole in, the center of this, insert a small post (sharpeded at the flint.) Continue the wall higher upon, these blocks, sufficiently„ to give permanency arid stabilty to the arrangement Nail one hbard, or two narrow ones, above the wall. Anew of staking crooked rail fence was illus. traced:—put ;be stakes.across -the penier of each length, instead of at the joints." Ito. 14. -After usual preliminariy, the top ic oreviousty,selectf4l., , was.taken -.up, tGe makitty'ofritttple'ittytti: It was estimat ed that 10 quarts_of sap will make 1 lb. of sugar, and that an average Of 3 hits. per tree can be made each season. The number of trees which one man, with - suitable conven iences: can tend, was variously estimated from 100 to 200. A computation tom] th e items of expense, as eAtintated by a numbcr of persons, showed the -of intinutictur in,g sugar.from the maple, to from sto 1.; -trots per pound. The use Irf 1:11s,1•1 item peels' ens recyonfnunded as having the ronowing advantages:—rapidity nfevaporation avoid it.g 1,111 , ie and loss in the sateltarine matter' t preventing the admixture of lorcrign substame es, and the burning of the sugar at the etiges of thevtworatitig vessel ; rind economy cif fit . The teethed of retting kettles iti arches was urged as also tpussessing most of these advantagesi The benefit and saving in . hav ing dry, seasoned wood, and in using animal labor in hauling rap ; kite., were alludo to, and a 1540 54 tile necessity of straining-"Meves, sticks, V?•:lfruin the sap before boiling. The opinion prevailed, not ticiWever without op; (totientS, that boring is the best mode of tap ping. Use j auger. The' qiiestion Of fruit q, owing was that ordered for next discussion. Fie. seemid to concur, in regard.. ing the abundant production of fruit as im portant, the abundant use of fruit as health. fel, and that its consumption fir food shimld be emsiursiged. It was recommended to plant fruit trees with tare." Dig large holes. Put roots in natural position. 'Set the tree to thd same deptlyas befOre. Place the sur face soil around the roots, rejecting the sub soil. Work the dirt compactly about the roots,-with the hand, lf,manure is uied, let it be well rotted,end thoroughly mixed with the soil; otherwise work it in after the tree is Printed, a MUlch with : gild ebips, leaves; straw, &c, Phi& _treee far enough apart to admit plentY,of light and .air. Low-spread ing.-open heads are desirable. Best time for trimming, summer, when; new wood, is ing rapidly: Rest varieties of winter apples,- RoxberY' Russet and Rhode Island Greening. To destroy caterpillars, protect insectivorous :birds from molestation. Prepare a mixture of txmlinon ,sotip,:whale oil, (lamp oil)' and Tie Water. -sponge or pios ; of cloth le the end of triicile, with whibikapply the mixture to the nests and worm's. .It will kill , Or, better, wipe them out and destroy them otherwise. To kill borers, run a small - Wire into the hole, if-sitritight enough, or plug .it up and stuother them.. To preittut their rev ages, ~ examine frequently about the roots, digging away the turf, and sprinkling 4n a littleylime or ashes. - The opinion `yes ad vanced that the method of serer" prtming.. pot bait in ibis lueslify4,siien. fi* l'tio friogetbOtif otiVoYfalig gitask* 5,00 1,00 • • uumpringomrapirig i Iprunieg, and • washing, was-spoken or 'it case of ' untlirlhiness of art 'orchard standing upon wet,.clayey= land not underdrained; was presented. lo raise steawberries,, it was urged that animal ma. cure should not housed, but instead,decayed wood and belies. • _ • Fins A—The sobject - previonslyasigned ."—rhe production ot graisi,was takertup. Va rious opinions were advanced as tlallie prof. itableness of growing Spring...wheat. The following is the substance ofitateniente made supon this branch of the subject:—Average yield.per acre, from 18 bushels downward ; amount of seed per acre, 2 bushels by most , —by some, less; time , of plowing, Fell or Spring; time of sowing, as early as the con dition of the grounttwill admit; treatment of seed, soaking in brine, rolling in lime or lime end plaster.. The importsuicas of the use of lime at sowing and afterward' was - atrongly urged. • • Statements in regard to corn-culture:es- Plant - on sward ground ; plow in Fall Or tapring; if in Spring, plow hot once; Fait plowing kills worms, and ;Spring plowing 'prevents weeds ;• plisw manure under, or bar. row it its on surface. Some co'ntended that the last mode will produce' more weeds, 'others that it will producd more cairn; plant tills . feet apart; average yield per acre, about fig bushels:, The grain..A*stlon was continifed and the cultiVation of pbtatees, and root crops, added, fer consideration at, next - in eCting. Maitou,l4'.—Theponsfo question discussed. •' A majority of membem condemned the pie- ; lice of planting:sine!! tubers. It, was recoil]. I mended to plant early, on dry soil, without -touch healing or •stimaleting manures. The use of lime, plater, and ashes was, by_snany, `said to be essential. • Thu Peach-blow variety - wan highly spoken Of. • The dairy interest was .selected as a sub ject. for next discugion., ~`learn2l.—Subject in order taken up, tbllowiug hints, were generaly concurred in : raise your own cows so as to be sure, of their quality ; select' progeny of good milk sox- k, both male ,and female ; see that pro genitirs, both male and female, have arrived at Illourtv ; keep calves well, end fad then, hbuodainly ; the - same as - to cows;" stable thei n in warm, well•ventilated stables; in surerd weather, keep them in stable all the timel,,except time to drink; feed than some grans and roots; 'there is no advantage in lettii2s , the' Gilt run with' the cow, 'provided the half be otherwittetufEciently fed ; the rais ing it' fancy stock needs capital. There was a difference of opinion as 'to the heat time and manner tif disposing 'of calves. Wheth er the production - of butter;. cheese, is mare udvautageous than the raising pf stock, depends somewhat upon circirmstatices, as the amount of help at command, It ,'was stated that twenty cows, in one season, prod. iced two firkins of better a-piece, the fir king 'neighing eighty pounds each. Also, that twenty-two cows, )n one Weason; yielded pro. needs amounting to $9OO in butter, calves, pork, &c. Movisl and carried that the sub ject ba • ntinued for consideration at next me• ' •g, and that the , Seeretary be requested to read,,at that time, the Prize Essay on Dai rying publiiihed in the Amer. Agriculturist. Marten 28.—Three articles on "The Dai ry"-read, from the American Agriculturist, setting forth, among other things„ that -the beit dairy district of the United States;conn rises the northern part of Pennsylvania,tne northeastern part of Ohio; the central and southern parts of New York,--the southern parts of Vermont 'and New liampshin. and the lerger part of Massachusetts, Rhode is, land, 'and Connecticut, and the nerthern part of New Jersey, besides small, detached per .ions in-other sections of the c o untry; that the best dairy soils are those that, yield nat. urally and tenaciously white clover and blue grass, intermingled with timothy, red s top,red clover, &c.; thatlhe beat dairy cow general: ly &its small head, lively eye, light horn, thin neck, broad shoulders, round• ribs, straight ' back, hips broad, flanks' deep, udder clean, with fine glossy hair, fair sized . taper. teats standing apart, toil fine, teet and legs small, yellow elan, not a meaty bag, and a quiet disposition.; that sweet grass and hay is the best C. - ..0d fur cows"- ' that permanent pastures ,unchanged through the ,season,. on the whole are best.; that an abundance:of pure soft wa- ter is badispeeiable.; that salting should be done weekly and regularly; and that it • re- quires 14 to 3 acres of pasture : per Amy:— Meinbera estimated the amount of hay nets , essary to winter a cow, variously from If to 21, tuns. ,"A statement was read of , the pro ceeds 9f the dairy farm of Zadock Pratt„ in which it was recommended to churn the cream only : the cUrrectness of this was die. puted by a member present, who advised to churn milk and all. An article was read on the subject of breeding" urging that dairy stuck eau be best-improved by se lecting the beat breeders from the saute blood. T'he opimsing theory was not "pre sented. subject ciontieued. - Aria 4.—Dairy and cattle -raising gees tiou reconsidered, and remarks made Ulf the sutejects of shee'p•reising, hay, die. It ' was stated, hough cli-puted by some..,..,that i -iiew milk will not prodtme good biifter by- Churn ing it while trest The suit:meat; Was iisad6 that tot experiment repeated thiee' yeala in succession, gave the average cost , iif _hay: _per I ton at 82,7 ii. it was recommended tai give I meaduas, unless they wash, is top•dresaing of 1119.11 . 1ffs 11X the spring,.aad not to.isllmrciule to 'graze upon itt. all. A rule was given , for estianitimg the weight 'of hay well - I:waists/ in the mow :—"Call esery knit 4 II*" "The opinion wits expressed that, as a general thing, the average cost of hay will exceed 0..75 per tee. It was stated that to winter 100 sheep requires 10 or 12 toris'of hay, end' .50 0r.60 bushels of grain.; and .itwits said - to be advisable that a part oral! of thisgraiu should be ground. It was alleged that the wool` produced pays all taistisel keeping. the flbeit, leaving the increase as `het profit. Arita. 11.1—The queation_ of holding a " Market - Mr," for ttereihibition, sale, and exchange of the products of the term, work-, shop, eze., was considered ) and the subject fi nally postponed for further deliberation. The best time far, planting potatoes talked of, and the influence vt the union on vegetation dig cease'. If was unanimously agreed that 'tie barest to plant potattita4 as, seen its the season and the state ot the ground will peruitt. Moved mud carried' that, the .Asecallation meet onte a,Mouth till Septemner. Meeting to be held' on the- first 'Saturday of each month, at 1 o'clock; p. m. ; -The Secretary was instructed to .prepare from the tournal-a summary of proceeding* of die Alwociatioo for publiatiott. ,S. W. BREED, Preiiamt• 'E. A. Warn, Secretary. . Adjourn Pao:gums swami hishers.—Sprililtle snuff on plants, and you will tind; that eiixo -the rosebud and sabbage•louse will • rapidly d"- appear, as will other insects. Daniiiied sad wstl answer fur this purpose, as welt as ADY other. It should he very dry, and way bv sprinkled tivm a common dredging box. It should be applied early , in theotuorning, - or after a shower, while the plants are ref Twti - or threaappllaitioatrill answer fur 'DO season, and but little!tinte will suffices to go over au sere. Ur it niay,souiistimes be economy to buy Manure; WIC Witgen.l.l 11 4t5 014 1 to P t 1104.44 la bowl t9row Immure..
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