GiSeitt Trintitph TheßeadsrPaySystem! 'IT IS CERTAIN THAT GOODS CAN . . BE SoLD SUCCE&SAILLY IN VIOSTROIE, AND AT 111USQII.EllANitit DEPOT, P ." at 17' 40 Eta el TII OSE doubting this assertion will do well to call - at the Stores of • „ 2 - eqllooehg,lioseirqtlig& eo. Where it will be proven-that the mereharl; in sel ling his Goods, can affohl to self CHEAPER for CASH{ and can orredzainceinents sufficient to make it an otieci to purchasers, at whatever sacri fice, to procure the money to make their purchases on the Cast Spyent. We have just received, and-are 'constantly re-.. ceiving a sPlendid ss.;ortment of SPRING AND= SUMMER GOODS, adapted for this season and which will not fin to give General Satisfaction, -: and which was purchased tinder the most favorable circumstances, for Cash. Theiaiseliablet to and la offer:and sell at prices •faryelow others that have given everlasting credit,— no matter whether it is to Tms, Dick, or harry. , - THEREFORE, Euunine, Compare ; and Judge BIT MN, an assortment heretofore unequalled by anything es. er Offered in Montrose: P 1 AL TV , C "Y` ED • . - STAPLE DRY GOODS, Comprising many pew and desirable styles of Goods unknown in this markct,among which will be found,in Dress Goods, all the noreltiei of the day, cheap at ,Guttenberg,, Rosenbaum, if. Co's. - SHA - WL S. New and eltoice styles of Brodie, 'doable and single, Plaid, Wool, Tant; and Ilsming, stl-a new style of CHENILL SHAWLS, CHEAP, AT - • . Guttenberg; Rosenbaum, & Co's. CLOTH' - CLOAKS: An'asoortment always on hand; abo Ladle's Cloth and trimmings to match, of all shades, ' Cheap, at Wider& Rosenbaum, & Co's. E - 'El3.2ooEDgEggg, In this department we can offer great inducements, as we are 'purchasing — directly from-Importing House% The assortment comprises . -,_ 1 French Sets, Sleeves and bollims, ,-.. Worked' , Edgings and Irusertings, and a great. many Morearticles toonumerona to utep tioa—all of which may be found ' . . 1 _.- .CHEAP. AT Guttenberg, Rosenbaum, •i Co's. DREgO COO OBQ 9 names, Burma'', Ribbtaas , 1 'Flowers, Wire, Stiff' :Catania, and Frames, I at wholesale and retail,' theap, at • Guttenbpt Rosenbaum, & Co's. DOMESTIC GOODS. May be found all the dliierankqualniea of PRINTS, G,LVVEAMS, BLEACEED GOODS, • „ FINE UNBLEACHED iIUSLINS, TICKS, • , STRIPES, s .DENDIS, SREETLVG 21 yards irick, CHEAP, AT GUTMBERG, ROSENBArY, k CO' S. CM CLOTHIIGI As this is one of their principal branches of usinetts in New York city,' they certainly have one Brent ad vantarAtier all the rest of the .Clothiers, they hay. ing ope partner many in. New York City to devote all•ltistime io this — particular branch of mannfacture. They will Cunt h, any time, a' good Garment, at about theoiriee for 'Which the .notterials . can - he got. They will warrant their WO,* and a complete fit or no bargain. They beep constantly on hand one,of the beat stocks td. • Overiand Under Coats, - _ seep JS FROCIC, DiESS, RAGLAN, SACK, & PANTS, great ♦aritty and different styles., Vests testi; : Vests Suet as TelieVnish, Ciatimere. and Satin; CHEAP, AT _ Gintipidsom Rosenbaum &Co. , MADE TO ORDER, - - or ISE _ BEST MATERIALS, .-&t-Short Notice. . tr .! _dw ommmts; For Lidiviar well as for Gentle Ten, ouai a SILS,LANISS' WOOL, te,• , . caw, AT - Guttenberg, Steamboat's, it Co. • fine cord is sufficient for the arise. . • To our. numerous rrieluts And Ctutomere, and k particular to those knowing themeelces to be indebted to ne, ire would asy once inure that ire will sill for • e : ' EADt-. - PAY - • . - • hereafter, and ill aceounti must be settled without further notice: -- We are thed of sifting . Dunning Leiters, and supporting the Postofflee. to our,losa.— We will takenlidthids-of..Groon' at-the higheitinttektit price in payrient. All aceoluiti — standing aver sta months on our Books, wilt beleft foicollectione settled by note.. &Moberg, bunions, & NO WA Aril so, if6P. STRANGP;.ANIAYSTEIIIOggi Fr AT every intelligent min in this community X should not know that:,a new arrangement has been made by I • WEAVER -dc" ATZERTOE, at the STEA 2Q 1L L , forearrying on the Blackamitldne and Carnage Iron - mg Business. Meng knOW this to be a fact; brit for the benefit of the fete who do not, we would say that we are pre pared to do any 'cork in our hue which may be en trusted to us, In the than durable.' manner, in the most improved style, and in the shortest possible time. Al! Work Warman' to girt CoolSatirfaclion. Awn U. wleArew, - - JLasa L. .ATIIERTO.III. Montrose, March 9, • 1959.-9 m • MEAT MARKET. • On Public Avenue, near Searle's Hold. IrEEP constandl on 'hand a good supply of MEATS of all kinds. Cash paid for Reef Cal tie. Calves, Sheep, and Lambs. Also for 'Aides of all kinds. .• IIENBTOCK HAWLEY. 8. T. ItiNSIOCK. • - a. LAW LET. FFb.l6, 18,59.41: VISTIONDILLE MILLI Exact Justice to ALL ken. nA. 31001 V & CO., reariectfully inform • their friends and the public, that they have completed their large and Superior. FLOURING MILL ! ,AT UNIONDALE, and commenced the matinfacture'of all the yariOns kinds of Flour, Meal, and Feed, of the purest quality, To those unacquainted- s with ourpl tabUshment we would say : ICe Aare Four Rut 'of Eztellrnt Stones, manufactured by Hart k Munson, Utica, N, Y., and eaperiur Machinery from the War.b ingtolf Iron Works ofl. Stanton k Co., of Newburg, N. Y., with three Bolts 'of tne hest Anchor mid the whole fittedup with all the, Modern Improvements of a First Class Mill. In consequence of tht'e itnprorements, the "Ser;ti" i3-dispensed with andibetter results obtahied. Flour is better and-whiter, and the acing to the cts. tower in grinding small grains will often equal 15 per cent. • Custom WOrk executed promptly, and in ihe best manner. FLOUR, IIEAL, at.d FEED kept for sale at the LOlte4t Casit Fritts. -Mr - Satisfaction stiren in Every Particu lar—Futile Patronage i* lieBpeetfullySairitecl. Uniondale, F . ,eb. 23, 16,5V.—1y • • KEYSTONE HOTEL. Win. K. HATCH t Proprietor. PHIS new and corrnollousMotel, sin:lied on Main 'Street, near the Court House, and nearly in the centerof the business portion of Montrose; is now fully completed and rurnislieti, and was opened on the 27th of Septenthcr, I tt3S, for the accommodation of the public and travelers. The Proprietor feels confident that he is now prepared to entertain guests in a inanner that cannot fill to give Complete S!4iEfactiom The Rouse and Furniture tie new, and no e: has been spared to render it epnal, -if not ninenor to any similar establishment in this part of the Stow' It is well suppled with all the recent improvements and vemEnts, and :obliging waiters will ohms:. be in at tendance to respond to customers.. The Stables connected with this Rouse are New and Convenient. The Proprietor respectfully solicits the Patronage of his'old friends and the public generally. • . WM. K. HATCH MontroFe, September 22, 1853.—tf RIGHT IN TrOWN: EXTELISION TABLES = 3 ill 811 THEit S I of all SIZES and PRICES to suit the TIMES, of Walnut, Cherry,. and Mahogany, end w.errautillto work right up to the Mir. Monty c, dnne. 9, 1653 HOO'VE'S PITENT-ELLIPTIC sPRIAT BED. Luzury; Comfort, and Ease Combined. llEac CELEBRATED BEDS FOl SALE iri" W. W. BETTE & CO • Montrose, Mara .0(33B13 . OFFERS to the.public, at prices that cannot fail kJ to snit, a large and ruperior assortment of GItOC E n - E g - At the ea and trcll•knoxn establishment formerly occupied by 0. 31. Civic. S UO4 R . 'S, TEAS, COFFEE, SPICE, FLOUR and SALT, (.w the Rork Or barrel.) and al article.' usually found in flrstelass Groceries. Flour by the Wholesale audilOall. As I mean to merit, I hope - to receire al liberal share of public patxonagc. N. B. The highest m a rket price paid for'Pelta and "deacon" and Teal Skins. Z COBB. Montrose, March 16,1859.-tc . 3-TFARMERS ATTEND I 1,1 TAE undersigned liould'reSpeettully announce to the FAMOritll and all others interested, that MO TT At TILDEN, at the -old stand of & E. MOTT, are pre pared to furnish PLOWS of the most approved pat terns sow iu use. such as . Blechlry's, Iron Beam, 'rte. Also Points of all kinds, Landsidim, Cif.tivator teeth, at all kinds of castings for Farm; ern and others. all of which' we propose to sell as tow as can be atTorded briny establishment in this roun try. • We are also agents for Emery's horse Powers, Drag and Cireolar „Saws for wood, also Dog Churn Powers, which we can furnish on short notice. ifontrcui:s, Dec. 1,185 b.—ti • SOAP MANUFACTORY: - 'VILE subscriber keeps eonetantly on hand for Pale at hie establishment.in Montrose,tho hest coal ty of SOFT 50.4 P, manufactured from .the lye of wood ashes and grease,ht the old fashioned way,tud not by any patent process. . • , For those that furnish'the grea.se,be mantflettires he soap for $1,50 a barrel. Wareacted in ill cases o be a good artiele,or the Strap may hi:returned yid hi money refun4ed. -prucze. Per barrel ' ' $5OO , Half Barret 4 ' 2,50 Gallon 24 Wholeialesdealera will he'fornished—lf delivered lathe Asheryinloutrose- , - . :•aatHe rati often harttla for s4s,br at Erlialatoli at ten barrits forlsO. JOHN HENRY WARES. • ... 'Montrose, 11*roh7, I 846.rif ' '.. •... • - - , • Ph s and Cultic for T is;.IICTICIELL is gum pielitre4. "tioiturnieh • all kinds of PLOWS and CULTIV ATORS : as good and diedg as. can be had at any shop in the ,connty. Ile has one shop in Montrnte, near tha : earner of Main and Cherry Streets,and anither jo N0w1164 Dear Betylel i ttigeL., jleliairtpg dale osi abort ecal:e. _Or Old Iran illked excba* ftr au, 614, Milirono itardifo, 1109,40 . .. . • Ayer's' . Sginriparlla.: A. IT4 P :Pe id etttf7 l7. t that ton .rileh we b are mad 1 If. f n'd ooo d ee rf n: t ral attract of Para Sarinputlia, ro, entubinni with other rulaougoa Gratin greatealdheratise power se to atibril an offrAya antidote for an., itba olir.tairinti La forded to etere.: 11 Mievedthol ouch. n reel tented by thaw who suffer (rota etrutwon, couU o t,,,, and oars Which will sooomellah ,Ire th are Wed pinwale]. mete. leo to tilt e large ulna of ourafincted fellow eltinw. How itioniplet ly this compound win do tt boohveit Omen by experitneot ti c On rawly of the wont ewe* In the followhte comatintx : Scronda, and Iten.4lllntw Complainte.:Eruptions, and Fhatidivy Dlocioro , , Viwni.. NUlPien. Riotehon. "Intaiorc Salt Mumma Scald Hend,t4pillite sent Syphilitic Affol loot . Ilerential Dlwww,llrop. nfebießni to Tic Denlowloatilktility. Dhipeper and Ludlam ma, hryainelaa. Rine or lA. An r a Flo% omit ind,wd the whole olawi of complaints erbdug front tmp Illy of thilbhel4. - Ttile emu:round will be found a fret bremuteruf health. when ta 'ten In the ming. to:lninuf the fund humors which hetet he the Nord at that *mum or the year. ' My the tinnily egoallion of theniannoy mantling dnorners not nipped In the hurl. Maltitudef eon. br.thei aid of this remedy, "yore threw:etre" horn 1 he etidttrarier , of font apt,' thane and uloerstui" , ona. through which the ,catch will strive rid Mar of cownolons. If not. nwigted to dont,' thenneh the natural citunell of the body by an alterative medicine, I:Jatnee uut,the 1.1. dated blew d wbeneverytto tied lie Itopurh.le* buneing4heengh tb, akin lictilint.l.l. eruptionsor more,; cleanse it when you find it Pio:, structed 31111 Qu=it, itl the vein,: dearth. It o bent, er It Is nttlr and your feelings will toll you when, Ere... hew no pwlicuLar dirlnier Li felt, people color byrier lieullit,wnl live longer. for clean,- In 4 the N0u . .1.. Kurt. the Limed healthy mint oil %Weil : lot with tide inhahuonflibidnuniezedothive Yale he Tie biethiLhealt h. So on. co or Later ',Anything trove go wrong. end the groat ntaihtnery of life L. dio.nleml or ...MR...P. . . . • . !laminaOita Ala, and deserves must the reputation ed aceomp:lsh lag these cads. But the world has been etuegioudy• ,lectived by pretomtlatte uf It, partly because the drug aloqc not all the air We that leohdrnest rot It..hut more bemitav many pesTaratiorm pne- Uwdlote to he coarvntmled eatatets eutitthilutt pttleu`th. ale. wet( Mnalarilht, cr any thing time. • During Late j ears :he poldle have use tarne trontlnito Rte e a quart of F.etract pf Sarsaparilla for one dallar•-• Most 0.. thole here been fraud. up•un the for thee not only tain ifanv, ltaratparilla • but often no cerati,...TM.ol.llll,Willt r. VAT. lienee.l.llter eel p3Shrul dlsapnolut ascot ha. followed the nw or the 1..16 dIA .104/1 of $11:11030.1111.1 :Orhide 44.1 the Mexket, until the ramp hell hihetiy 411214,41. ned thet Iheenthe Ry 111,11% mitt. km urn! cheat, ' $llll we all tht. etun mount Itamparl Ila and intend to ply ..nclo a remedy a. shall IN...he nam. , frets the heed tf ohhs ur m l6ct• rests open. it. Alai wc lkink we have ground roe!, Iletlnr. It has virtues w bleb are Irrealst.ble by the ortll - 1.1 Out &seawall. 1. Intended to ewe. In ontrito ammo. their eon odet• eradiation from the systru4 the remedy ahuukl dicta:Ay taken strutting to dlreetions on the twdlle. Prepared by Dr. .1. C. Ayer & Co. LOWELL, MASS. Prier, $1 per Bottle ; Sir Bottles for f. 5 Ayer's Cherry _ Pectoral, ton for It. .ch a renown for the tore every earletv or Ttroat and Lm ( Complaint. that it 1.....nt1e e 1y nnue et ......, f or o.'. recount the e.i.teace rd It. Via:m . 4 . : it /1:.01...th empluVell. 'A. it ha. heel, to constant n.t ihnttryhmd 1.131..h0w1i0n. we need not du more lb. aw n . . the people tts pnaUty Is tient tn. to ti,. I.ot it prrr hu lmv , and that It MA] be relied on to do tor their relief ill .1t Les trot beep found to do. • Ayer's Cathartic Pills, FOR THE CURE oF • Culetivenesa. Jsandlee, Itystretsla, ltuliostbm , Irrenkry; F.I t‘t•att.,h, Errs!vette, Iltasladte, Pah,. Illaanisithas • Itruialnns Slits 1115e0,.1. I.ls er Colat•hilat. Itropst% T.dtcr. Taman and halt Rheum, lVorsts, (lout, Notralgiy, as a Dint. t rit4 and for Purr; lOC th 11.Y can take theta rieasestly. and they are the but :Italie.% 110 the *mid for the pus of a tautly physic. Price, 23 ends per box; Fire Boxes for $l,OO ' tirrat'unizt!irr.uf Cirtznileu, 1.111.61e1at, Stute.ew,a,lud eln!lieut priNroiww.„ hair ieiw their ',wile, to certify Ilium, eurtlirl43l reatette, tc4 our spurt hero will 1:11/4 :lie It,rt Mt, of them. Ar.ert.i.eltr, sawed furnloti WIT tsi wta.h Tiier are clyeti; coitl, 111.-m nett dr , repti".• ortb ,. orrupi:cotsnid file Inwllatut 14.4 ti.iotllt touowt.d t, cure. , • . Po not he ra;t nßht• unprincipled &Aims with other prcgorununs they , rani ou.ijoenc,out A yerN. atKlt.ke ho TL, xi a, l aI.Z ~th•.t unl there la Wit thehkand.ineridmuld on: Iterno.lien urn eatmate lry Tirtrat I.L. •, :w . TiI A y EIL 14.,k tworf. nl . lll.sr; VILLE I 11.. N. EIt.IIA.N, Lrral ; WALTMAN 4: :Witlll,lT, 4+.1 by :.11 tPruz,zi.4 :it'd the pthtul;nal .11en;Laz.t...:1:,-,i. Cu. Ilarch Keep it before the People /lIIIAT JIM FUXIN. used by these Nets York' Inabtr . s contains au acid it Mat EAT , the Iron .4 t sale. Ls hien, of biell no be seen at 'ha .soUth Fourth Strict 1, am! tio Sate .nat te mode itudtr the Cluage.erat,ut w12..11 a 1:1 Lot Lu c ote Iv rare It lirth I. onttrelt earn up: and that the rife of ices pit Talon.., of n, that vhs blown open um the ni.rht,of theist of thorn/- her. mut $l,OlO etotrth and ulauh to hoe old b trod. 4 -.pi, al, A - Mr-root^ Itscl ou the famous made,. ant burglar loot ratiy AN! , Itr..‘.IIIIMPILD by k arra, Iletting, dr. Co„ as the only loughs. proof teak to use. s FARBELIIIET:TIiNG,S rws PATENT eIIANIPION SAFE:, the only hafts trot.. this Cite • Id. base mote teem robbed to Lora.. or had th enutmts dest, )od l . y a0... 1 .1.tal tire..—Food. The Press of the aft ult. Ee 0..1/ IV Ottraltelt rttILADLI rllll. Itit TO A Naw yota iTcvedu.--We. the undersigned, inane of et. JO.. 111, MO., Vt. herd) certify WV the Iron aft belongit.g to E. ILtict o It., nwie 1 .1. buret A Co., -'o. rd Walnnt ems, Phlimislghla, srh th was It. the Ire that ...fled here. to not gredsroof, and Is mete.a as a AN imsA , that the books tap}, ho. , Idol, 1N.., It, the salt at thw r tluse were too. In I ,_• also , tl t the building Met , 1 an. nn. n‘nni .11i) LIN stor., lb, and that a are vO VVltt,l , o itethe oneto L'ah I nod el. the wit ea. V., not lert to I a•e '.hv.h 1., br Fmn.lth,..F. FL.gtirtl, cirnagtot W. 'Tnerridit ncerelout J. A.lt•dert r.. banker; Icssirt Bolocalt.ll, tut ~shams Irluas a Ita.. Jens Crate. C. E. Gadowor. St. Joseph, Mr. 1.1 - A NS a NV,AINO.N.% Nerth Filt • ltTll Street, 191Lidelichta, chase now on Land the bona sasort web t of Sala:nand. r SIGs. In the United States% smut./ equal torn)y other; tuade ml rtgoocoable tertits. Pledoegtie call' BILLINGS BTIROCD, Ilootruse, Januar) It, 1.5:17.t1y Aur-cr. PATENT FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES $1 000 r p' E ro w v:, 62 1 ? o tti ne " oi t t P hCni n nt:e l v o e:l l ltf ed, in an accidental fire, to preseive its contents. The BEST SAFES made. F. B. CHANDLER, ..lyeut Montrose, Nov. 94, • itnitosra.L. • . New Firm. New Store. Public Avenue, just below J. Ittberidgc's. ARA L DAV 1,1 'would respectfully announce • to the public, that he has associated hiniseli with WM. L. ALLEN, in the FLOUR, FEED, AND GROCERY BUSINESS .tbio, that they has-el-moved into their newly fitted up building on Public Arenne, just below J. Ether idge's Dreg Store, where can always be found the choicest brands of Family Flour, Meal, Feed, Pork, Hams, Fish, Dipped Candles, Timothy, Clover • ' Field, and Garden Seeds. AL•o a general aroortment of Groceries, such la Sugars, Molasses, Syrups, Ten, Coffee, Scc. ThankibT for past Carom, would solicit a tontinu anee of the same, under the new firm, .pletiginc our selvei to do the fair thing, hoping by each hargain to be sure of another. , TSeiu= under a different Administration, it in very desitable to hare all old accounts settled, and com mence anew, under the Ready Pay Sys.tefii. BALDWN & ALLEN. A. liat.nwiti, L. ALLAN. Oct. 20. 167,R.-te OH YES, OH TES, HERE WE COME. BOIT WEBSTER; T TAPING purchased of S. A. Woodruff his Stock I in Tiade, are prepared to aceonimodAte sir wko will favor us with their custom, tit "lire an let liye" prices. . STOVE AND PIPE, • 7 / IN, COPPER, AND SIIEET IRON WARE of eiery description usually found in the country. Also, IVINDOW SASH, PANEL DOORS, WINDOW BLINDS, LATE ; • - PINELUMBER, and BUILDING JIM TEMA LS _generally. Designs fir Country buildings, with specification and estimates ofcost, kc., furnished to such as may desire them, at moderate prices. Persons 'bait building in the County will find it to their interest to call on us. Come and see us , we intend alisaya to keep the latch-string put,. Tin shop in their new building, corner of M4in and Turnpike ttreets, a few rods south of Seatlea hotel. Carpenter shop near the Methodist Clthrch. '; • N. B. All kinds of produce taken In &change for Goods. • Et.IJAII MOTT G. A. TILDEN. WY. A. Byrn, wirms. , .130;1"D &'WELiSTEK, Ilitmockse, March 3., 11358.-1 y A Forty. Horse Power STE* IRGINE FOR SALE,: 111 l 4100.11.0RD£R. . 9 FEET eight inch woke, 14 inch Cylinder, bal• lance.yrheel; three tone. lea strong - well built maehine. Suitable for a Coal Shaft orVatibery, , and will be sold very low. ' Attires'', ' • s POST BROTHERS. Jan:14;18157. • • Montroeo, Pa. • ham MO D R lga A jirrr te le a M t S lL : g p than na be put, (Ninors hotel.) on the 6th of each month, dui , mg the Spring gind Summer, for Consultation. Inva lid* _will find it to their adr intugelo giro him a MI. Pitiebta received it all dines it hia MEN; hi Bt :MINTON; i. Y„ where ermycom. fort and emivenienee may be found for the success; ful treaunim of feivtailde. - - Bineetamttili.N: T., mares 23; 1859;---0."‘ T 1 'TfittBl ... A FROILI lot onlkek awl (.esin Towi no t. opal• t•TOra a SON: HERRING'S ZC4 41; THE GREATEST tz, YU tie ,11111C1 aaJ eio • CZ c Dismay Lit on = OF TIM - AGE: Alt gi rttlat . e of wetl h a url. 44 & °"14 ‘lll° of °°: `EVERY BIND or The worstScroinla down to a common Pimidez Ife lleOtrle.l It In evevelerven lautdred earls. hill never lanird ear " 14 to two ewe., (both Blunder b nowt.)/lchaanowlnitaprwra eionoverone!Nods*certlecialce Ite TABU , :sU ." 1 . 14 wiles of Boston. , . . 'Two bottles are warrantol to cure a nundocsare wool h. One tot hrte haute. wlllrure !be wont kind of Pimples on the fere. Two or three teal,•sada eras the et aro , of Mite. Two tentice ace warranted to core the nowt canker le the mthly or stomas!, Three to Ore ludt les are warranted to cure the worst kit,d of Ery One to two bottles are warranted to cure all tinter lathe Byre. Teo Isd h warranted to sure ruouh,g of the earn and hintth es among the hair. lour to six (mule sore warranted tome eorrupt and runnlnguleesl thee " 0 " will coot wale erturtiod of the skin. Two or three bottles are watrantedi to one tn. Wend ilud of ring' wortn. Two 41. Orel. bottles are wavveStrd-to core the nowt &six nttecomt of rhouwatlsw, Thu-.- I.tt low are warranted to eure ralldthene, F he to right rure 11.• of ftmhma. A irond ls el t oys esperionead front the 13 rat hottle,wid a ;unreal cure is warranted when the stove quantity It taken. jtOXIIVIr, ttAr. •rt NT t ICZThe n • re:tattoo of the Ittedlc.fl DLO, ,In vet Ina all k 00l of r el. ,stablished It.the unanimous note or all V. /1.. 1911. ever urol It, that oceti tot ..‘thln, on the wade. o• the neett Wit %lei 1114 91111 tilt moat (Ando' Drug. 'llll7n"sch"tTo7tPre ared6tee'llrroscetruiltso" . Mee, Pda knual.dge it.renal rtai , 4, 4 .". .‘" *44 t trio 4 ut thaw dboteu ato whia Iron an Maori ithate4.. su swot raccuclatlnz dliwaso too , . athatlonate InOtheis . . NURSING SORB MOUTH, Is rand a Irby a estlmia; }roar man teruptr la rcatoriti to It, uatm maLretne, an., 3 our lotbafamo 'Mort nod frkful to Ith d 0..t0 and to. 'Medical 111.mmary Datumn a ti.untaln ut blmaloa to ymtr hutband and ltauatiad• la thv mote rulatumail Angell of CANKER - It extends to the eteriach, eauslng DYSPRPSIA,. wSlch Lsnothlog but eamket on *helium/31:h ;then tothelntestlaerand KIDNEYS, (11•31111 f 3 sinking, lone It•eling. and au tudiffireaee evert to the caret of Your Is./.111. Sour stomach to ' RAW AND INFLAMED, your food etk.tre-am, yottould y nu cm cosh. Matt certain Mod; and o rrf 11,31 1.31 T . 31p4.31. i!./a tinliet intik tin tottlelm. la It rOti. 131131 sal.. .3 . 3 . 333,....13 331.1 v( lit - Cattail. eats It lip; thos your cootym.aleat :ts bloom toot ',cos.,. orgrtel.,ll.att your aa7 , t dol 10 Pa o• w.ost of 0 I PI, L.:WA:A 10111 01 11 ,0 (0.00 e. t oo , ono s 1.4. bri.s fllow' a , tralo of,l.awn whirl tat' Medico Lw.o.ycry G petullariyee,pted , • . - C ILT IC E ; Pal:UM:on of the heart, pain In Ihr ski., weakness .411., ryinp and mural 01 : If Ictrl,, 1.411 ol the hlp .Ih:hi us 1,,,, you nAimorr, gulArlty orthe h•ov, rls, act alro, tlat Most errrnElz.tlng of 4.1164.1,..,5, the PILES. . . How runny Millpond/I of pot MOM.% ‘rifertng fin trt Ma a. and pi dog away 11 , ,tratar llf4l.lxinitt•ar neat art INVILia Elnel t.e4 I x irn tin). y,,ur !alba thaFn.4 old proverb, •• A u owl": ut 1.1 cventltt is Mier /ban a 00411 a a cute." In the MEDICAL •DISCOVERY you hare both the pent:nun-a and the cum, with thin great and goal it v that It nen no tinder any eircumdance.mbi any au arr. No chtuirte utak VC' tartelsary—eat the blast )au (=lgo% ud nriionali or It. it lit Ea TioNs FUR I'SE.—A d a Ita, mietable nonnofill per day— Chlytieu ovilt Chu earn, &laird ruoatifill—Childitti from ilvt to POO t. .p..• tut. A. 4o ditrilloni. earl be Ittrot In V. a casistiluthina i Into au dicluit to operatt on the howela to le, a itoy. • Your., truly. DONALD KENNEDY.. sl,Mliper I.otrle. Formic by ABEL TUT It F. 1.1. Nt , ritr..... J. T. CARLISLE .t W., lanai Lialit, and N. It. IV Et. r, Nuallut. hautia Dctait. LJuly .110 Tom; Famine, Inquire! • DR. SITAYNE'S • COMPOUND SIRUP OF • WILD 'CHERR Y. i trtellatu er th „T ' ll 'id „ e the I.lvyr c y..ut!ic Prin•nchicln! . :Secs.* DC n err any In) Pulm"a try I!ouNunugral If )1111 arr trnna , !“l allL auv the :ll*, a mlupte,,, Lie; ;W AO E • Vul11 1 01:1%1./ 14. V /1.0 l'ole NV i'IIERE.I.I. • ill eilel a. .1, and ;.ernian, tit cute, :a the c‘ Wen.: of lhourands raw Lune beta rural by Is rW testify. Another, Itetgarkable Cure! Port or Rocca, Firtlerltk Coantf,.3l.l. ' Tlt StrATNl:—Prat Sir—Belk One it duty 1 owe to tirrablit, and to ImAire to you, I liar t• tivinitlit proper to make known rnr or tyre tlttett extraotaiwy Cutts, to y•osra ran, 111.4 has eta, hrrt. traly rodortleil. la Ow mount Of October boa, I Wall.agagird lettit lertre tlakta my taro* Whlah lareaol.. Imp aakt•rti, mxt enrumunlettte to air Lattnatnt 1111.11213111 tied 'MCC:, and dtolaterd tater qunittltiet of corruption, estrtail arid laternal. My brtat It could v....throu g h my Ltmea and out through the rarity ref tur hrra.f Mltl.,a;garrat attended stlla tiolcutrough, ea) arid 'llea, tot it npottitt, and ettrtroe deMtty, w. that tor I,h) laa thoarht toy oar ttoptleir and bG wd the. pon et of metticlim. ream:m . lla tleta wretched rohdttlott for o lOne Mita amts l • tr. reantrd to a Otto thelcion,a6.l them tecinctl to bt wr linto for Us. : thr Nadia tr+Pria of the many ondetall rupee prfform, . t by rra , r STlrt or WiibVuny. I Inautatttle t.oat to thilliniore for fire tottliti and rotuntraced its nar. and to nay gnatwill.stotion and toy artalVt. fatuity. thitaiitoi. of optthof in tri I , :tert 1 t t.g..0 to to-it.attii the rorgt, tubahltd, and U:t Ina It ten 41teti t war trote,l to Redact health. • tir , t tvt•Veal'. La% e and b retaain a perfoctly hrarty mat m ;fay, Jour 2.1 , 7,1. I have not had a day's alciatae tot anerpt Inn . ' Crateful adkrerKitatirueut.a. 1 our, tp,if tily. ' 'LOMAc Ttit. nl`nl.ithcr we . / aviitaltird wlth Thom, I.lton. out r. he liar tren atlktitl a. thin o rttirtr. Ord. 1 tt,ott his ntar. yr) as almost a it 4 ataallbr fault*, rArty. JA DC I:0 , titolv, l'atae of Lerlit Coaadt, Ilalutort Coufrrearr. taymal TALLTICCIAaLI 500 • Dr. Swaytie's, • Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, te.t.13114 may rennin., Clitrry reruutive. tkar dd. In' mIT.A. It I.nst ternix.vdr.ikly '.lfer. CALI W. .Ith th, Swayne's Sarsaparilla and Tar Pins, ',Alt' purritive awl otterottve tutstk.be, r>r auvrtur to the Pill.l tv.e. Swat yite's Celebruted Tersitif age, I. T.44:4) Ties .I',TtaT:r.s, 144 purify Mt. Dr. Swayne!sHowel Cordial,.. remedy llynettery Cl.ollTra 0.1 LI: 1,04,71.',T1NTL.,.10T. ' 1 1 1 , e11 - 015 !—.Dr. B waynet Hltt, 1.'5211 , 11 , AM 13 the prat .1110044 remr.iy. nits. oul, 50 4 - .•• ..te. held by A 1:1..L T I:15E 1.L..1 fil t: I at 4 1...... ere „ iL,.,,:te,5..nt the rw met y 6.00.0101 e.. Cm 4., Dr. It. b f .t No. 5, ;5 4.(tb.711. Steret, rbibuleo.l.2s. an5.4„1:540.-1y PATEII T IIEDICIIES. k MONO tta , )zest variety of 11.2,1/aft:es at TUlR.U.4lstere.tna*.be (1. 1100,1 all .1 fir. a s p lac's twirl/Ist:U..olul4 stestltteate; a, re's , 'tierce l'olono 'Lnetrtic S':11,: aud h 0,4.1i5; Poe:too, letzlibt.l imerllGAZlLittrt.q Lomb, Deo:LA.os Itatglitintt:L:to 4Louiiti nett e•te R.r *rains In ntati t ,eel[ now, : Stalb,a,Ce it,(411.4. It- 00.0)..ettli. tat itsll.eti, ; Vrtick's Verne:llloe. azoi a ‘arlrly of 01 twr I...uda; ieniqt . o Liiintelit CAW isitni,the et ea rail.eo) (Or , ~ all Antts.3:o7‘ o , lopLfils!, Eat rad, *is , e s *. 1 4 1 0*C.* s ,. .ellar berpusa, PS lb. abe:e llir111170.11t: tt.Lroer. t $k 1,..1 ,, y1... ,u,., ; LLdu,rut e 1i3.1,e111 I e‘eieaulel ti,liyeeotery: 'Zr • t orsi:e: I teltnLoiti o.street srl iO./.1101 and I:eirect ;saesstbantlat ..,area ef eaLl* s . ; dm best rl inarell.' Pala nod a.. 11„ set east ea/ :et y of etticni Nletnellite:tittlitlter twos:pet. Ino ty•tilocrAtv- r t.tit ..15111,. It to o.ly.tiont the pti,ni i, will and bear. ) viv' thine in LittiLline t 1.14 , Lleu4 fatic) hone or stoovooo .fia). A.I:EL TLACItEI.L. TILE QUAKER Cl'l 7 l • Insurance Comp. of Phil. Capital :Ind 'Surplus, 8300,000: Chartered Capital, 8400;000: Office, Franklin F0.:40t1 IVllnrir Sc. F1);EIN SVRA .d 1 *lre, Itweltoe., Ttel;lle Itoltlitity and ALAI:3,I.IIst E Ile or ILA Cargo sod Freleld to nod tn. all (oda of the Wont, Ittlittl Iniundo. to ..n.tfrund ail puts of like Union. iSthtement of the linainessand Condition of thi-Qua: • ker City InAuranc:e Company,' of Philadelphia, for Sit Jlonilia r ending June 30th, .13.8. Capital and snephx4, Jan nary 1.4 Intereg meets ed anti ac trued from Jan. Let to Jolt. n. 105 EZ l'Atedwo•ibanivett_ ' 5: thalrdge and Ite.lasurance 4,Tri :4 LOSSES, EXPRATES; (fe. ..4014-17 in Loir,• paid tdl,4M , Div. Ite.ln, Ilct. Preullutus. ax,dExpeuses... Atti 1:4‘408,43 114 Balance remalulag tilth the Company, July lit, 11104,V1t 33 A S•S ETS. • . Bond., Itentgars. %trap, Coupon llonds, Louis ott Col. ,:' lateral mud Call Lew', dx.......... ................. 3/ 131 . 7 3 3 33 Milo Iteoulrabio ~.. 90o.“11 ;0 Cull on Laud sad iu Nast, and due frookitgou ' lm, ~ 4U,Q13 (XI Capital,.... MEE Officers.' nEtinUE tt. ITA R.T. PreAdele..tx.v...nol 4 s, tiler Pp:4lmA. H.II.COWSNIU.L, bec. ?ma. 1,15. n. 151 ff LEA., AlielAt. Tress. Directors. • - - • Georre H. !fart, E. P. Rual....t. C. Cakell. Hun. U. 31. Fullrr, .1 I.A.surdr, J. G. MAN.. E, nJiu.y. C. G. Inlay. A IL Cluumbelc J. L. kutotroy, R.4lllnpurell, ri. , Juurr. !E. D MILD. LUSK ~egeta. 110STICOSE, Sep:umber JS. Ins AN ACROSTIC. C OME bee tbb. M jOFIGAIE b gmbd Jima NU I.x na i, HEADSTRONG Ustril% cotneoold sec topeenne ha! }IL A LL bpbubt Rbevyym,qeslhetnecouutdatrAit i B EST to my. RommobAerepain rllnolDormAß , LOCATION r PLEASilkTottld low IstbiFATtE , ' mtiß GEBLE Nerrikbrt*CTOlLOß ; Shop No4r, Busembla of timsle's tolk Ttirnylke Sind .114Mnans. hammt.ll.lb47.-te. STOVES, STOVES, IM Flores bare been so thoroughly tried, to the satisfaction - of all, Suit - they need no rec. omnkeini from-us. -S. if. SAYIiS & BROTTIERS: Montroie, Ditty 27,1 8:!7, ROT ICE .‘ PERScag desirous of paying me trmney.iiri deb bi of any'desaription, tan do so bileailn M oir . paymente trigt Post, Cooper & Co„ }'hankers,Vont r o se, to my credit i whose .roceipts will be alloWed from their date. C. L. '{YARD: April 8, 1850,—tf TEA Olt XSTAX WI iJULL. -130 St BROTHERS having pe,rchased the iticlie` establishmentoral keep-coady,oo ,- hand Rips Oerifaa and Fine Ftour,Corot Mal of saperiorgrnal ity, also, chap and Brae at the loweet cash -pees. Chstove werknral be done egtbalespeack and in all. Bottom*. Ja1v.18634-;tk-I,'• rMIKUIP'I47 ~),~ ? ME THE MONTROSE tAajt \\‘ ya 146,8 1 General Finding Store is now replenished with a large variety of r.o_3Eit EirE N DOMESTIC - GOODS. ' , We cordially invite the Public tp inspect our Builders_ and Cabinet Hardware, -tr TWIT, MECHANICS TOuL.SAiilo MANCrACTURINUAILTICtES, f. Etnmisn Torun, Geis, lznoltrixn A.r.Ticces, MISCY.I4.ANFOITH AND YANCY • !ales Mason's Challenge'Blackir . Blacking, always bright and sparkling 4 " it adorn.9,the Palace of the great, and cheers the aelit.try hut of the lonely buckwoodsntati." LOCK: CHAINS nionr, SONS,CELEPRieriat..E 9pifii SAWS, witrratais 10 twi w l,carty point's; and 'Ewe all kinds of knot., Nails, Iron, and Steel, HATS AND (:ADS. BOOTS AND SODAS, TEAS, SCO►RS, COME; itAISONS, SPICES, &c., Crock Orr. WOODY!: WA4E,..r.krial WREATH, BASCRT TIN7I RO VIDN ' N'TTE, and GOLD 01.7.47111 t WI. I,OIV Wisnow.and Procne COftl , s, and fAssats, an assorted selection CISIRICE„BUILDERS COODSi tcrc FADRICII,'NAPKINi AND ititlL): LINEN, - CURTAIN AND FrI:NITURN NATF.DIAL, LACES,YADROIDERIYS, CAMBRIC MUSLIN, 434, SCOTCH, AND SWISS GOODS, . PONGEE anti other muldkertliief, ASSOITTRI) NECK TIES AN* , SILII-CRAVATIA, LAMES' GAUNTLETS, NET MITTS, SILK ANn SID Gurers, Ifoors.r, PR[IGTY'g, PACITIC, ALLEN'S BAT STATE DUTCH ES, SPRAGUIe'S, DuNNRLL, ERICAN, RICIDIOND, Taco:. r IlimiLrom, MARKUP &C., &e., Foreign and Domestic Gingham, DEREGKS,ALPACAS, PARAIIETTAA, 31r.RiNos, kc., • LAws.l, Morgr.rs DcLAts 1.11.7.rx SILKs, - ' .CARPM, BMUS. SI:IKET/XOl4, ' CHAIRS AND BEDSTEADS, kc. , Lc. We charge nothing for inspection, any cheerfully Impart iiifinination.to all. Thipiug - soon to ice you, We real:tin, Respectfully, Yours, I. S. iiiikon dc Son. Montrose March 23. 1859. 18.58. J. DICKEIIIII4N, Jr. 1858. HARD-WARE AND:STOVE EMPORIUM IN FULL BLASTI ,. THE UNDEILSIGNED would take this opportuni ty to inform his ft ientl and customer+ that he has,recently made large additions to , his form‘r ox. tensire stork of Itlatrdware,Stoves,Stove l'ipe,Skove Trisousings, Zinc, &v., and that he is prepared 'to Ripply the want.' of the community in that line atmonsually low priced. He fiattera himself that his frilitiott for notoulaCturing hiA own Wares, Stoves, lie., give hint a decided ad vant4ge over nny who pureikke and tranvport at a heat c expense their entire Nock. Ile would say to those who ,oiAt to .purahase STO V ES ol' any deAct STOVE PIPE, or TRIM MINGS, of nne kind:nod pay for thetn, he iR prep:n -o: In give theta great tairz.in4 ;:bot' to !his , . wio, want to ptriehrtse On a yrrtr's credit and then let it run two years more, lie had rather they would call un SOlllO one else, even if Alley have to pay seventpUve per cent mote than au =Me L. worth. In the line of • Shelf Hardware, - his assortment is lho largest and best selected in Sus •quelianna County; purdi.nrd its hip stork ha- , been mostly of manntitentrers, ho is enabled to -offer int ditennletita' to. those country merchants who btly small bills,rarely to he found this side of the Itig City. We cml offer spoeial Lidueertionta to eturperters um! Jobiers who are' in want either of fir Materials. 1114eltswitlis city find ,‘NVILS, nF:Ltpirs, and, lit Gtct tilintrtt any thing in, their line, calling on lie, Cheap for Cal.! • „,.. , Ourittock of Dry t;Oods, GFoe . eiles, Boots A; Shoes, Hats and Caps, Yankee Notionsfitc. it as large as the Aimee will admit of. They 'sim purchased at a low figure, twat will. be said at prices to corrrspond with the limes. READY-AIDE CLOTREp tWe have just opened about crne-antha.half eorda‘ ready =din: clothing. Every holly says they are cheap.. ,Some ace they are very cheap, and a num ber have ventured to spy they are flog cheap. tier tain it is that a small pile.of money will b,uy a large pile, clothing. - We would add, In this, connection, for th e informa tion of all copcerned and the " rest of Mankind," that neitre tiretand sick of - the credit systentg we have aucered enqugh by it already, and are determined to ri titirselvies of the ukole " Believing Lim; the ninthle sixpence is the trite Systeni, Ire 'are re solved to adopt it and are offering, our goods at prices to correspond. Produce taken in exchange for floods. J. DICKERMAN, Jr. Noy Milford, 1 4 i - ov., 17. 1858. , • Dr. C. D. Virgil, D.'D. S. ESTDENT DENTIST, MONTROSE, PA. Office . .11,11/ , at the I ntnklln [lota Room, No. 2. 4 , 414-....1 !Z. .:0v"11 U 0 , Lief , 01/ CHARGES: G• o ld plugs, largest Size,. i 3,00 " ." • medium, - 41,00 to .$1,50 " f , small, • . • . , 7 5 Tin de., 7 Pulp or Nerv,e Cavities heated and filled, 6,00 Cement Fangs - mot - ; Cleaning set,,, - i- 1,00 Extracting, at the Office; IrreghlArities of thli*ietli cti ieeted_ , at a mamma blo charge. , TLATE'W.OII., Gold Plate, siOglo tooth, • • 17;00' " 1 " teeth; • • - 'lO,OO ". CS teeth, - 14,00' " '‘ 4to ICI teeth, per tooth, 4,00 -full upper or under Jaw, on Gold, Gumee t ti , Banded“ • - - , 60 ; 00 Full doutdeiet tin Gold, Gums and GMUIMI,V00;00 4104= - 1 9.5 Full upper or under, Plain, •• • - • 45,00 Full Double, Plain, - 80,00 Silver Plate, halrthe above rates. improved,Mineml Plate, tici.thirds the price of Gold Plain sets., Kee Plastie;sarne as Mineral Plate. The'Publle may be certain that all operations will be performed in the most tender amPeareful manner and in the highest styleuf the An. , All Jizba warrant ed: Grateful for peat Wont, a continuance of the.. public patronage isTrespectfully solicited. • . Wortrose, Pa., Aplit 7'1858. o ,REMOVAL: (1.- , F. FORDIII.4II' SAS 1113110V1iD - • Lhinleoi nod .Treuak. Sh op unto the street, into. the, bulldieg formerly occupied by, Boyd k: Welker. at e. ilgar below Keeler .k Ste& dud's, which he lute litted.up expretely, for a •-• Saddle . , Haigeoi, - .and Trpuk, Shop k• and w herr. htt 6 :Chritlter.t9iv.ol l6 f*ilOg cal All vificibivistAnsettlid'ssodeirat 6141848,:z5i1l pliwisced/ without fuitiii.r voice, ' • .And 0bi1im4;7....(3 7p l / 4 144 A Nostevat,' Jaou.q 19, 190, El=ll= - • Amu Ow Ohio Yotodir 1611TTI,E •-treAtittoo-L, ocerwnnr.. Lights up the mcod.s. Swings on her slender.foot, . - Teleth her • • LlstitnObeiobin's note, -1;; - • • Denied - front oboye: Wise little Dandelion • - Cares•sto for lord: , • Cold lie the'dalsy banks, r, Clad but in green, ' - •. Where in tljeidays agone, .Bright huca.wero seen; . • • , Wild pinks are slumbering, , A Violets &lax— • ' . True little Dandelion Greetlth the May. " Brave little Dandelion last falLt the snow,- • Deriding the dafrodil's liotghty, !mid low, ~- -- . - tinder that fleecy tent, Careless of tsald, - Blithe little Dandelion • - Meek little Dandelion , 43roweth more fdr, Till 4144 . w.the amber dew Olit from her hair, High sides the thirsty sun, 'clriereely.and tick— • • Franc little Dandelion .iCloseth her etc! .' Pale little' Dandelion, • In her white illroird, Ilegeth the angel breeze -MII from the cloud! Tiny plumes fluttering; Make no delay l • Little winged Dandelion Searelh away! Hard Study. It is a very MISMkoi, study kills people. It is often wristen iti obituary notices, especially` of yobbo men who have died at Odlege, that they were the victims of hard study—kind of 'Martyrs to literature, and to their anxiety, to enterers the More active and _responsible duties of _None butoi weak minded ignoramus would write thus: .014 give th6,braiti say, en hours of regular and undisturbed rest out of the twenty-tutiroind it wilLlte_tnvigoratd by ail.the activities that can hi posed alt on it, if the person will only eat plain, nour fshing'fuod, ut three regular times each day, mid' spend fwo or three hours ofeach.day in active exercise on foot or horsebtfek., No in stance can be fuund'in all history or biogra 7 phy, where, under lsueVetreninstances i . any amount of brain-work has ever been pr.szdue, Live of serious bodily iiiionienieum+. On the contrary, brainwork is a positive pleasure to. thinking men—it is literally thliir meat' and. drink, a pure delight, a -labr , which brings no weariness In half a century's duration; as living instances, there _are Pririce Metternich, Palmerston;tied on our own side of the _Wit- Dr. Nutt, and others, a approaching their nineties; and of the great clead,'Adairis and !Denton, Clay and Calhoun, and Charles Caldr well, and Humboldt, all of whose minds worked with seeming undiminished vigor 'to the close of a long lira. Away, then, with the impertinent falsity, "Ile died of liord alisc9." "1 fe died of animal ilidalgenee, 'as no brute beast dies; and the fiict of possessing a high intellect, and made higher by cultivation, on ly adds enormity to the crime - ot reckless in considerate self-destruction. A gentleman writes : " With a most Vig ()roes constitution, -tested by twenty -five yeqs of hard toil as a student and teacher, never kept from my business a day by sick ness, and never under mdoetor's care an hour, I am earnest to do *hat [lean for the physic. al, as well as the moral and intellectual health , of my generation." This Man witliotheri like him, at Benton, ArliMs,Notti , and Hum boldt, w'ho bad -moral — esinritgi3 'and intelli gence enough' to live tenmeratelycand ration ally, keeping the animal appetites in siihjee lion. these inenAve lung and study hard to the last hour of their lives, altnost';''and all who fi,dlow.their high eNtullitles of 'Systemat ic temperance, may .do likewise, and wltilth the world feel for good, the impress of theistlives, instead, of having their light go out , in the obscurity of an early 4 . mye. In high bodily health, brainwork, like hotlYTicork, -- give4 an appetite; and if that Ap petite is only indulged regllarly andmoder• ately, any student may live to a good old ng.;", with an hbur or t*o of jiitheioun exer. cis; out of doors, every day ; and, in tha end, savel ears of effectual labor by it.— .4)r . 11,1:1. =CI Mr' During ft recent overflow, the edlttir of Cairo Times and Delta " sent greet jig" to the editor of the MOund City Empo rium, am fallow4:' CAIRO, Il L, April 10, 's9.—Llear Jloo ...--. The water has - risen ~u rpriiingly,.itud some it "truss''hits st en my boat. I um hi the Lighest , 'story c • Iny-hou.e, and have gut juy head out tit tilt, window hollering to, i:d. Willett 4ri the levee. That's the reason this letter conies to you written 0101 hoard and in his " hand write." • • I low's Mound city I lam actually fear ful thiit it is nut under water!' What,a hap py ()gig you 'must be—cup -get .your beer whenever you want IL! .The corporation pumps linee not been provide& . The water wilt reach Me to-imirrow, , in a fix 4 Hull of the Gazelie just pressed windoW. The Mayor and Comm; Coui , s-il tip '•sii down the Main street this pile, but'athey. l 4a4 ; did not sec that they enpij Steamboats Continue to oil the outside of-the levee.s, however, under the foolish spin the deepest water is there. In great distress, • • ,- 14.-st,FAiots. litany Iluscaite;--The heart bath hunger as the body bath.' Where one person dies of physical want, a dozen ei'erish from starv ation of the affections. Men cannot live by bread alorie,lnt the soul mulit„ like:Wile be fed. -A pig can subsist on corn, and a horse tur bay and oats; but meti and women have spiritual natures that reqdirt spiritual. food,. He who attempts to Nye- without ~sy ;Apathy' makesa beast of hie sell •:Weiiilve 'seen-a poor, puny child, to which neither nutritnent nor medicine could give warmth and strength, suddenly rouse and become:healthy and rod dy When.sonielarge•heatted, elderly, tinnier ried and, with no husband or child -of her own to bestow the rich store of her affections upon, came to feed the little thing with', her heart's blood and teaspoon.l 4 This hanger fur love ili . divilid'a*tite; sit lt it atteMpkto'staive it Oat. ' ;;. PAY OF THE SO141E1111:—The al lowance granted to the Trench soldiers is not sumpteotts. z A reeet4:letter-„says " Speaking or thO army it is not amiss - Le mention that thi.iillewance for the keep of. French soldiers is six cents for two. meals a day. ' 'seem - ti;, tluit these gallant fellows are fed on Pate tle joi gros, *volt anyrate„that the Inirrack ,Cooking is quite artiatla an - 4 delicions„ thie fact is simply soldiers . . in garrison have. every day of their liv.esi the strings in' it which they trieitt;'ited Pei.littp . i a fuw hits..of rid; ._ niti or vegeltilik;briWitYit‘ gikthg; $, 11 : aa• ver.' „Besides:lldt,, each, mark ,ho . isupe and • : a half pounds of trarstlirelidnothing. More: When on seividir , they have a little 'wine.; bet otheririse, estivpt- WV - 01nd: - OsossloOs, slid/ nOtiyijii9r a*, bear, or collie, PennsYlviinia' Plum' The Farm School in - Centre county is said to I x ; in -a flourishing eonclition. It. consists of 400 acres land, - 1009f which is'a dona• thin to the School by that large-hearted man, Gen. Jarnei Irvin, and 200 purchased of the same gentleman-by the School,. at (tar) per acre. The land is rolling, is all underlaid with limestone, and is consequently natural'. iy.dry, and will rill:tire no artificial drainage,' It is susceptible of a high stkte of cultiiation. flfty acres hive been planted with fruit tries.of various kind k- ,Thathiriiery. of fruit trees 'atatevergreens occupie,s seven acres.l— breadth has; been Fidivn with wheat. which promise.; welt. Eighty acres is plant. - .P ( ittitcroot!,er9l's “Pd garden vegetauies a dueprcipo , rtion. , The School' r College building la sivated. on rising ground. Not quite'9ne-third of it is compieted, and it will accommodate 120 students'; 104 are in attendance: When completed, it will accommodate 400: The, building is litneltoN, five stories high, besides the basement, which is 14 'feet high. The basement of the part yet tee built, is up. Funds'are wanting to complete Congress passed a bill appropriating puhli, lands for sn Agriculuiral Schbol in l'enasyl. Saida, the intereston the prZceeds of widen. at $1,25 per acre, would.be about $35.000 perannum, but i'resident Buchanan, Petn sylvania's hopeful son,f.ve6sed - The admissidn - fee'fbr etudenis`bi $lOO per session, or-term of ten months, commencing 'about hemWdle of Ifebnutiy. and en - dint:in the middle of December. The stOdents,a three hours each day - On the farni; or at what ever may ,be, to ntz do. Boarding, washi, file!, text books, &c.,- •furnibtied. - Here they have an opportunity oraequiring all the u,e fel branches of MI Englilivethication, -and a onctipal knowledge ,of Farming and llorti culture besides - ; ,and that, too, ;Without the risk of losing,th4r health;- The daily labor on the tare), wholesome diet and pure flaQUll tain'air, ar&all conducive to health. These items, gleaned from an authentic source, we give fur the information of farm ers and others in out County. who take inter est in .the progress of the institution. • Enlarging a Faris Without Buying Land. . Ira »Mu does not'know 'how much land he actually owns, and gets HO benefit out of that part with which lie -Pi unacquainted, end then is informed, that he has More,and is told how to use it, why is this not equivalent to the, purchase of More acres ! Farmers are often heard to exclaim ; "Oh that! were rich m !lough to buy-a little niore land, than I could - fatten more cattle and sheep, and .1 could car ry more grain to 'market!" Now, to. such' men, at least to some of them, be beg leave to say, your.ftirms are already larger than - yomsuppose.. You sees to•think that your ownership,exteadSltinly,Six.inehes.,,deep late thekearth ; but this is mmisappreliension, It is not very strange, hoWever, since all the former owners of the soit had the seine idea; end 'the Indians from when' your. ancestors either bought or Slate the land,-wermcontent wsith-only the surface; just enough' to hunt upon or to grub alearroots out of., But this is all a mistake, as you by reflection. Eiarnine de title deeds to your land and see if there is any limit to your rights in s-down ward clirection.•,,YQU will not find any ; we ~. . . . know you won't. Now, therefore, d o nnt feaO W& at once' and take posimasion of the rest of your farm. It is - Virgin soil; Metered with only a - few inches of partly *Om lane ;• and A will re turn you fine crops si? you will only lay it to the sun- and air, or mix with it the soil you' have long cultivated.. Perhaps it will not be wise for you to try to use it-ell the first year, - use a little moderation in entering utriarryour pew property, fur your own sake and the farm's sale. Here is what - sotne writer bus said ;.m• the abbject—not strictly correct per hapl•r; but highly suggestive : "tit the pr s. cut time, the average crop of wheat per acre in Great Britain, on a soil eultiiated for tete tui - es, is about double that produced on the cot iparatively new soil a Ohio. Why is thi ? •iinply, because the leading Britim ii ,. frirpers are educated men, - and apply their work wisely. They pay back to the • earth what they ,borrow from -her ; they- endeay.or by every' means. in their power to enrich 'their ground, and in return' it - enriches them. If American farmers, Matead of laboring to double the number ot their acres, would en- - Aenvor to double their crops, they would find it a seeing of time and toil, - and an increase of prOfit . Many men, never think of digging ten inches into the soil, unless they Incay dreamed of -a crock of gold bid 'in the • earth'; but-if tliey would set about the work of digging in earnest; 'every pan would find his crock of ,gotewithuut dell aid, of dreams or divination." . - . . . We once heard of some remarkable straw. berries raiserrin a 'neighboring, town; and callid the "'Washington 'Excel s ior" straw berry. humor that the leaves were huge, vividly green all smuttier, the fruit large and ebbed:int for a lon time;. and not diminished by the severest _droughts. The plants' were sold . for halt a dollar piece, find we're considered cheap at that price. At. tainted by these' wonderful stories W the new we went to.sce It and learn all about it. The plants wire- indei.d. beautiful,. and thep fruit very fine.. put our eyes were opened when Mr. Smith, the owner, told !us frankly, that the plants were some common sort, the name of which he had forgotten ; but that/ they, were grown on a bed in the corner of his garden,,which was Made ground, for at least six feet deep. Why did not this count tor'tiie persistent ,verdure 'eff the foil age and the, size and verdure of the fruit?— Yet, the tinperior beauty 'of therplants and berries turd attracted notehi'attention in the, neighborhood and seemed to call ,high sounding paine; and so Mr. §mith dubbed them the Washington • Excelskii. Plainly this .man's strawberry bed was-ettlarged without fencing in more land.—Veneree Ea rner. • WIIVA Grtayattx•;§tin; t linamthr."—Dr. Snow, in an important Paper on„ the drain age and Water supply, showif the'absence of drainage, end iiefeetiiri °send itlint- are injurious to health only - by containination they cause pump irells,:or, other 7suppliei orutter;anl that, _when the health of the community 3rtiproyeill6f ilrainage,l Other inl town br tiunfry, it. l 3 by the - aniendinent which is effected ,in the driakinwwater of the locality'. lie adds, also, that housessituated on gravel are geeeralliyinctre salubrious than those siturited'en chty,`lteitAdart'orgariie mat• tern are usually oxydized , In passing through the gravel and converted into mineral sub 'stances, chiefly nitrates,*:Nshich have nut the 'prover of communicating diseaSe... It is only when the source of pollution is very near to thepump•Well that the gravel does not oxy dize the o anie matter, • , Asustovert iltrarots.litifus BrOwn, of Che15q,c44144,4:4;i4.4ty, N:t., sayc. that In All 'esTrttnient-Critt(l.lii.blin, i tia,igate - in a creP of potatoes by . use of ashes, at' the rate of a teacupful! tti the hlll, sviis abeuea'llushel and 'a halt i of pAtitoes foe . each htuthel..i)fiTsfes Used. ...The kind of potatoes. was-'th'ec4•Eus lialt pink:eye," and 200 liu4tels Per'ecte. the.grounkwas plooledXteSi. 7; with the AA, es in hates, and a• little; dirt .ever them. It .was plowl.and-btied akillie theirtiws be ing-Tour feet apart 'and the-hills three , feet. The ashes co,t 121 cents a' bushel, tind pow., toes soliLst Fstas bt*ellediliallbes dipproyaw MI
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