'Gieat Trhinph
or
The Ready Pay System!
IT IS CERTAIN THAT
Goons
C.LN:BE SOLD - SUCCMSFULLY IN
MONIROSE,
AND AT
titISQVEITANNA PEPOT.
CO r Cet, Ei 11.
r. ll , ao t t - , ,,,, „„t r his &amnion will tloxell to call
attffeqbeiT, &
Where it siill be proven that the merchant, in sel
ling his Goods, can afford to sell CHEAPER for
CAFtIFff, and can offer inducements sufficient to
make it an object to purchasers, at whatever sacri
fice, to procniethe mOney to make their purchases
- on' tb E e Cash .31. / Itlt7 n.
We have jut; received, and are constantly re
ceiving a splendid assortment of .
SPRING AND SUMMER GOOD&
adapted for t• Isi.intoo and which win mot fail to erne e l
Gen al !al Saidsfa,ctiori, 1 ,
.. ...
which'and volii4haged under the ittost favorible
Il - • - .... .. -
Lircumstances, fir Cash. 1
They are enabled to. O c and willbie r and sell at prices
ei
far below others that gird& c &sting credit,—
no matter whether it is to TOllt, 4; r , or liorr..
,TOEREFORF,,
Examix' ie, Coinpare, .and Judge
oi Blif
an amortmentleretofore unegnalled by anything ev
er offered' in Montrose.. ' '
IL.T\T to--sr
•
STAPLE DRY GOODS,:
Compijain finny new andAlesimbhi styles of Goode
unknown in this inarket,nmong which will be ficuid,in
Ladies' Dress Goods,
all the novelties of the day, Cheap al.
GottenVirg, & Co's.
New and choice styles ol,llroche, double and single,
:tells, Plaid; Wool, Telma, an&Mantille, and a new
style of CfeENILL-SHAWLS, -
• CHEAP, AT . •
Guttenberg, It senbumn, -
41 Co's.
CLOTH CLOAIt.S.
in assortment always on hand, also Ladies Cloth and
trimmings tb match, of 511 shades,
Cheap, t- al
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum, L.Co's.
E'J MROORDIERTE.
In "this department are can offer great inducement,
as we are pure4a2ing directly from Importing Houses.
The anrtinetivcoMprgaur-
WenchSeta, Sleevsa and Co
Worked Edgings and Insertings,
and a great many more articles toonumerow to men
tion--Lail of which may be found . .
CHEAP. AT
Guttenberg, Roienbawk. a, Co's.
PREera ,- © . ( DODO
Boarlaq; — Flortert, Plumes,
V.:ite, Stiff Neqings ^md Frames,
at aliol&eeel and retail; Cheap, ft
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum, &
•
DO ITE* sTic GOODS. '
Nay be fond all the different qualnles of TEMS,
q/164-L4MS, ,
_PLEA ClikD GOODS,
it, FINE UNBLF.ACMED MUSLINS ,
7lerS,
T_R [RES,
• ; DEsr.vs
: 7 :711!!--YING *I/dal wide,
CELAP, AT •
GETTENBEIIG, Rosisw&Fm, & cvs. .
_1141114111011 OLlMltitriz
AN this is oie of their principeibranehes of business
in New 'York 'tlty, they certainly laive•ons great ad
vantage over all the rest of - the Clothiers, they bar
intone 'partierateadily in .s , rew 'York City to devote
eV his time to this particular branch of manufacture.
They will furiii.h, at any time, a !good Garment, at
abclut the price for which the material' s can he got.
The, wairaate, 'heir Worli anil 7 l cemPlete' fit or
tPi bargain. lheyketgaristantly ort Laud
. ohe of
the beet stocks of' • ' '
Ovei and Under Coats,
SIXII AS
FROCK; DRESS, RAGLAN, SACK, & PANTS
_ great variety and different int&
VeSts Testi :=Vests
Such'as' Velvet, Plush, "Cassimere,' and Satin,
CBE P, AT
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum is Co.
L. az:p : TT-4;,,1,N a.-
MADE TO ORDER,
N•• OF_ TUE, •
[ PEST 11,1ATERIAi§,
At Short Notice.
Under Garments,
Tor jays ar well is s :fer Gentlemen, auelk a
SILK;LAMBSI VOOL, kc..
Gottingbeirr,
Oitc word u ST6tatiC7ll for the trise 7
To out numerous /lieu&
I" • -
and in paiticsdar to tiww.e knowinetheinielmes to be
indebted torus, we would sty once more that we wffl
tell for 1 , 1 ,
READY PAY,
hereafter, add.oll accounts must be oeUled withamt
further notire.=: We are tired of writing Duunfne
Letters; sod sapptwiing the PostofSee, to our lon.
We will tate all kintixofllmirest the highest market
price in Jialtireat'.,,,All accounts 'atat - 441,5; over six
months on our Books, will be left for collection, an
.
:leis settled by 'note. - • -
tiesberg; Itoseabasuft;
wornclii; kiru soAtrai. • +
w:c,_
AND
=EI
.STRANGE:AND MYSTEIIOITSI,
THAT every intelligent man' nihis -Community
thould no4now that:4-new'iniingement -ban
been made by
WEAVER .ac ATEMATON,
at the fi Tt6 .441!1111-11LL foe eiirylng on the
Blaokinnithing - and trarringe
- • Thunness: -- • -
Zany tno4 thiti to heralik; fiat the the bent`StA
the fee Who do not, we would ray that we are pee
pared to.do any work in our line which ma! .be en
trusted tb us, in the most durable manner. in the
most improved style, and Ora shOrteat powible time.
An Work Warr.ttae./ give .Good Satitraqion.
JANES 11. WkATLR, • - JLARK L. ATHCRTON:
Montrose, March 9, 1959.-dm
MEAT MARKET.
On Public Avenue, near Searle* Hotel.
17 1 ,EEP constantly on hand tir,ood supply of MEATS
IV of all kinds. Cash paid for Beet Cat
tie, Citives,Sheep,,nnd Lambs. ALiafor.
Bides °Lail kinds. . •
BENSTOCK .1; HAWLEY.
R. lIARLKT.
S. T. RT.NSTOCK. -
Nontrosejeb. 16, 1669.-If.
1 7,A 1 A 2- 0 ~v ! A4l
Exact Justice to ALL Bleu.
DA'. 1900 N & CO, respectfully inform
• their frieos and the public, that dd.) , have
completed their large and Superior
FLOURING MILL !
AT UNIONDALE, •
and commenced the Manufacture of all the various
kinds of Flour, !Neil, and Recd, of the
Purest quality. To those unacquainted with our Ts
tablishment we woald say: We have ruar,Ridn of
Excellent Stoneic inanufacturadby Hart &Munson,
Utica, N. Y., and - supccior Machinery from the Wash
ington Iron Works of I. Stanton & Co:, of Newburg,
N. Y., with three' Calla al the hest AWchor Cloth,
and the . whole. fitted np
•- . -
Modern Improvements of a First:Classilill.
• • •
In consequence of the improvements. the "Srrctm"
is dispensed with and better re,sults phi:shied. The
Flour is better and whiter, and the saving to them*
tomer in grinding small grainswill often equal 15
per cent.
Custoni Work
executed promptly,
anti in the best manner. FLOUR,
MEAL, aLti FEED kept for axle pt the Lowest Cab
Prices. or Satiajc!ctiox pieeit to J?perry
J'alruitage is RrApiCif
Uniondakireb..Ll. 1669.—1 T, • '
KEYSTONE HOTEL.
Wm. K. HATCH, Proprietor.
THIS new and commodious Hotel, situated on Main
Street, near the Court House, and nearly in the
center of the bok.inme: pt rtion of Montrose, is now
fully, ompleted and furnished. and SiiU opened on
the :nth of September, 1358, for the.acconuodation
of the - public and travelers. The Proprietor feels
Confident that he is nor prepared to entertain guests
in a manner that cannot fait to give
CompkiitolatisfaOtion.
The House and Furniture we new e arldno Orpanse
has been aparedlo render it equal,-if not superior to
any similar establishment in this part of the State.; It
is well supplied With all tha taunt improvements ind
comforbt, and obliging gaiters rill altei4y• Ld in al.-
teudauce to respond to custonlers. The Stable"
connected with this House arc
New and Convenient.
The Proprietor respietfully solicits the patronage
of his old friends and the publicgenerally.,
WIC Liam.
ioutrpre, September 22, I6S6.—ti
RIGHT IN TOWN:
EXTENSION 'TABLES
usiscrAcsratin 11Y
SMITH'I 0T 08'8 8
of nil SIZES and PRICES to suit ttie.TIIIES, of
Walnut, Cherry, and Mahogany,
and warranted to work right up to the rifle.
Montrose, June 91558. .
• HOWE'S
`PATENT ELLIPTIC SPRING BED.
Luxury, Contort, and Eaae Combined.
TILESE CELEBRATED REDS FOR SALE BY
W. W. SMITH & CO.
Montrose, Vara 8;1859. C
COITErIEi
- IMES to The 4iblic, at' prices' tbat'cannot fail
NJ to suit, alarge and sup.iricir assortment, of
G.IVOCERIES,
At tlie 4,1 esniblistiment formerly
occupied by O. M. Crane.
SUO A I:S, TEAS, OOFFEE, SFR' E, FLOUR,
aid SALT, (Li tAc suck or Larrt-L) FISH,' and •All
articles usually found in first class •t/tocorlea.
Flotir by-the Wholesale and Retail. •
As I mean to merit, I hope to receive aliberal
*no of public panonage.
• N. B. Tbe_bighest market price paid for i‘elts
and 46 deaceia"iad Veal Skims.
- - Z COBB.
Montrose, Mardi
'FARIERI.ATTENDIIII
HE undersigned would respeetfullyannourite to
T
"the Fanatical and all others interested, that_
".IRIOTT TILDEN, ..
, . .
at th e old' stand ot. M. d: Z. 31011',•.axe
pared, to fumisit.PLOWS.of the shoat approved put
terns now use. Ink+ a 3 ZilatrAhp's Afars Iron
Beast, 'Also. Foists of kinds, Landsitles,
Cultivator teeth, and all kinds of castings for Farm
ers and others, all of which we prripose to sell as ice
as can be afforded by asap establitinoont in this coon
try. ~.. ELIJAH MOTT'.
G. A. TILDFS.
We are alsti agents for Emery's Horse Powers,
Drseand Cirvular faws for wood, also Dog Churn
Powers, which we can furnish, on short notice.
Montrose, Pee. 1; 1856.-tf
SOAP MANUFACTORY.
THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand for sale
at his establishment in Montrose,tbe Best (mal
ty of 504 , 7'.50.4 P, inantArtored from the lye of
wood ashes and gresse,iii the ofirfashioiAed wiy,and
not by any Patent : , •
For these that furnish the grease,himanu6etures
the roar fcir sl,tin-a barrel. Warranted in all metre
to be a good article,Wr the Soap maybe returned Mid
the money refandot
PRICES.
Per barrel
Half Barrel
Ga110n....
•
Win:llo34e lilealcns will be furnished—if delivered
at the Ashen inVontrose—at the rate of ten barrek.
for $45,0r at Scranton at ten barrels for *SO.
, JOHN HENRY WARES.
Montrose*, Kuehl, 1856.-4
_ • __-_ _
Plowland-Chiltitators.
10 - Inrnish
• - all kinds of FLOWS and CULTIVATORS as
good 1131i.cAi"..AS can lm had at any shop in „
comity.. • • .
He hip MontrO,st,' near the comer of
Main nod Cherry Streess,andltnother in New Milford,
near Boyle'e Hotel. He'Rairittttlone onehort- nodr.e.
•Ur Iten.takes in cubists for all work; •
Itaatran, March /0, /1“44:4111.
.
! ' Arts 4iikiltglalEL:
A: Compound Remedy, In which we have !tapered to prodneethe
Most treettnaltUesti ve that can he made. It la a concentrae
mead o r pap Sieittodfils, m comhlted - with other anbetauere•
origin greeter illießatite sneer no to afford an effective antidote for
th e 01„,„, routed eimot.. In. twllet ed that melt
a reumly 1. ussiabr th aw who malts from etrnmotteconiplainta,
ant that atm W edit secompllah their mine timt trot. otim•
mooae erniddothlelarge clamor ourattileted fellow chirena. How'
completely thiatemOnmd_will dolt Whom proem iti xsin'ti nimir
Or. many of tin wem4 PPM In the talloarhur compialuts
Serobt4
.. ollierofiltine Into Wirer and Eruptive
D 0,,,...... lianetibto ; Kim 'Tumors, . Rheum.. Weald
Read.tati and Nyjillintle Affect uric Stith Dineism, limp.
.....,,,, d i o ix o mdoemx, Detillityi Illspeper
it 11“.11011-
if." - POOMP.O. or lA.
At
4°10 . '0 flee.ttlail the whol .
clam ofeomplditemishurftemr the oni,
pl..oormanontlyin he found a pool • Obeid*. when ta
ken In tie spring, to expel the foul Nation eh / ester In the !Joni'
at that Mamma Um year. 111 thithonly explainn albino many
rankly tor
rethders are nipped in sly lid. Mulitlntwenn. by the
&With remedy, epaenmelMeitien the endimbl*Of kill crop.
thipi uterrouswirea, thrimit wthittheliment will Mite to tilt
Mar of corruptions. if not molded to do Mho through the Lateral
ehainelt id the body by an alterative mullein.. Clean. nut the vh
naiad blood whenever you find Its imporitivx landing thniagh tho
i s:Zig itliplet, emptioneor .11V14; r1M111.• it when you end it mob
and .lueut In she rens ; clews. II whenever It to fool'
and Tone tillage will tell '
rid wilen. Byrn where DO particniar
disorder I. felt, people rainyleiter bean lhan A 11, i• lour,. lia. ,tan.
Ins the !done, Karrpp the blood lenity and all le well : Indwith
thPlimhubtro. ofille il, there eau ba Itti !MINX health. Som•
er or later wintethlue mart tio wroth:. and the grout machinery of
Ufa laillwidetel or overthrown.. . ...
,
Sarsaparilla line. and &Ater es notch the 'rctputatlon, otaecompllh.
' , ln:thee...MU. /lot the world been errezlootttr de milord by
f= tlona ht it. trolly s heerly the drna alone ha , not at{ the etr-
Mefalm.,i ter It. lett more Leconte mine prepuOittrine. pre
tenttlnat to he NoteelattAtett carnet. of 11. t'antalo tett Ilttlette the On
too of Saxesparttla. or any I htnit One:
Moine; We years the public hare been mhded hr bole toOtles.rett.
tootling to rife n quart of Extract of Fort:11.1{11u for Ott' doltir.-
1(.4 of the, Imre lo , en upon the Me!, torlhre not 1.1.1 V roIE.
tato litlle. !tont% Samparilla, lint oft ChM/ noratlrciwperll. v. hole
ever. lieticvAitrer atut I,lltatul 41,0{4.101,1,1 tue• fialetved the
nee ertht earl. me soittatta ftr Itnntaparllto 11..1 the nierket
until tilt IMMO Ito if le Jnnly tteephetd. and lu InfttealllP 11V1111111111%
with lutpoettlon and cheat: 14111 we ClUlLl.Cl.ll4.llll4S3r,litliii2
and Intet.3 to .upple tenth a I , l , lllCar 16 , 141tt1i 1 , 1,1111. urell4ll.o goon
the loot 14 ohloquy Wll.O. revt• upon It. Aral tee bleak a.• home
'ground terhelle,ltig It too virtue, whirl, an. Irr,Astable laV tht• (trAl
mare run 14 the divroos It t. Intended to eure. In miter to ttelir
their ent4pletv erattleadon frutu the a(rp.:11;111e tented) 101 l
:y•conllnk• to Orttelloriott the InttOCt
Prepared by 1 Dr. 3. C. Aye - A. & Co.
10WELL, MASS. •
Pride; per,Botile ; Sir Bottlrs for $5.
Ayer'-s Cherry Pectoral,
hae wonfaatrlf Fut•R amykoirti f•,r the Mire Of neer). Vitriety
TlOnnt 310 T.uns Ottapialut.That tt it entirely riiiiihrevar) tr to
reooutit the t.% Idracc 01 Its vlrtoes. whet. v..r It tins twee eml•l"): - . 1 .
AI. It Win Teen b, ehtomant use Ibn'uab•wt this koctlon. let need nit
do moo, than amine the people Its truant y is kept lip It, the beet it
ever lene , been. and Vol It nuy be relictl on to do tot ttartr teller oil
tt ban egin been found to dd.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
Mit THE entEmlY
roetirenete. Itunakl+, Dy. 114.1.14. .14,entivy. Foul
Erse.lieetae.lleuteehr, Mot, IChrtnuntl.n.. ERIIIIIOII% and
I ti%., , ev, !Awe Deopey, Tcn,ft,
ithennt, Nctinagnk, So IMlnrer 11141111 d fur l'nrir)
4.nr th e lthek/.
Thee um altar ensted, Bo Urit the end et can late then.
are 11.4: beat urerient in ILr aortd for 11 , c
tr. Y a WIT311141) , 18,
Price, 25 eeltle per ?oz; Fire Boca for $l,OO.
firrat rmnthere of Clergyznett, ttatestmn. and et - Martel
pen...wee, have lent their ti.uove ti. &JIM' the at/parallelled nattral.
at, Telnerliß, I Ilt I Alt mrette flit them
tett "i 1 , 0111. The mevate het., umued fiuniph grail+ oor Atterletin
Alhateai. ht a 1.1 , h v vr:th fun
above taiuttilkkal., Ittot Mieitt ;Lit etAtahll4ql,os il.eLe
Iht tat 14 tort MT br - yi,rlniiirk•al Mat e inutnnitlCAlS
they mato, mote pr
a. 'lMmitir.t: Ai et alai tak tat
The 'Lek • ant thelhote lid there h. for 114111..11110 y Aimed Iktir It.
AV, mu
Ifni
are for Kite hi A. Tr ic ELI- Moo ; W.
Ir. AT Dlthoek haL'OTT, Sli VILLE: 11. N.
SI! EIZMAN. Lyun ; IVALTSIAN SW ISIIIiIt, A Ithorti; and
hy all Inurciau anti the tarlatipal Slavhauts su.q. Ca. •
C2==
Keep it before the People
TII.tT the FILLING nut 4 by these New Turk ITLlker. enntalns
acid which EAT, the Irol mtld Pi 14,11, the :VSo. Gelder:ye of
ntzh arn he , nat lb South Fourth Stn..% and no Safe GM lie
wade under the Chaluplon indent which will 1a.4 tent Year. beforelt
• oubln.ly eaten up; .401,/ that Got 5.3fe. of Jtireplt Ttiroae. of
'..i.ortatt.tru, that u op 141•Y • 11 0101 Lu the nif.lrt or the IA of I kwelle
her, ap;:1114.1;tOrn stet ut,tteli tf odd real n;tyn.ted sta,Py
an a tbre.N..f" Lat 11;n lag/butt Ito , tet toot LC.
ANT aIRVIIIIEIOI.O by /. suet, Ilerrlng, S. too the only lntar.
pratlf lob Ito use.
FARRELJIERFCING..t (YTS PATENt CHAMPION SAFES.
the only In this City whirl: Wave nova: twett robbed by
tertlrlari ear lead - their cauteats .Lan.royed i.y aerblental the—Fro.
The Cretri of the 4t L ult.
Ke.init WAttattes !tut trtscrrutn TAW )t,41
irr.K - 1;_„-ir,, 14; J 04.
hereby rollifYiNt rton [fife ntion4lngtt 42, E. 14,44.1 u, mode
by Farrel d . Co.. N. 3. WAlfolt ar..3.41%11.10p1ifa. whicb war be
the nre that Ora:until ham., In nut flrepruut, and Is unclean ai a tin,
prr.of ale ; that the lotolt s ;mire% Jewels", dr., rel.lelt wart' In the
stafr t the ttrue Inlteh injured; that the handles .I,lch It
t 0,., In wt', tif luaus, and tcly pion, hint, ant that a no. P.O
TiarlANG 'the one re-Lich burred over the ,alit tafa was 11,4
lout It have Injured any SAFE putpttetu,g to be blne-Ptra.r.
rt -twit, W. G. Pytar(s.., druzglit ; J.. W. Tr.orrre. Itateltatt
Js.!. Earl r 4,41.44 4.1.;„ A; e I hot tn. rnervltant•
Walton liar, .Tuan Ctltttl, P,
WATItrIN, tumth FOCRTlentrot , Pit int.W.Phlit.
have now tin twat the haltratt enticement of -Natant-4Elr Safer It. the
United Stater, warranted eqtraltja env 44t1." made rtaarnable
term.. Mare nit e call. • fiILLLNGS ST GOLAN
4u.ilfvre, January ig r trai.a.-ly AO,[2lT.
HERRXNG'S
PATENT FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES
' REWARD to any person who shall
000 prove that one of them has ever fail.
e a, in an ite4aents: fire to prmrre ;!s eentretz , ..
The BEST S 4 PEh made.
F. 11. CIIANDLER,..4yr,a.
Montrose, Nov. 2-1, 1858.
REMOVAL.
New Firm. New *tdre.
Public Averiue, just below J. Etheridge'L
BALDWIN would respectfully adounce
• to the public that he has aseoeiutLd hiatself
Rini WM. L. ALLEN, hi the
FLOUR, FEED, AND GROCERY
- -BUSINESS.
.tho, that they have replayed into their newly fined
nn Public Avenue, just below J. Ethel.-
Idge's Drug Mora, where can always be found the
choicest brands of
Faingy et r i lop iE % d .
- Pork, ilanri,
Fhb, Dipped Candles,
TilllOlllYl •
;Closer,
Field,
and Gurdea Seeds.
Also a general amortment of
Groceries, Audi sa Sugars, Molasses;
Syrups, Tea,-Coffee, &c. &e.
`Thankful for mot fatdia, would solicit a- continu
ance of the p , 344. - 1. under the neat firm, itledging;our
selves to diythe tam thing; hopletz by each bargain . to
Le sure of another.
Being under a ailferent Administration, It is rery
desirable to hare all old accounts settled, and coot
: :mire anew, under the Mead,' Pay System.
;BALDWIN k ALLEN.
A. Bat.vvris WIC. L. ALLmt.•
Montrose, Oct. 20, 1858.—tc
011 YES, OH YES,
HERE' WE COME.
BOTB WEBSTER;
Tr iiI7L I W purchased of S, A. Woodruff his Stock
in Trade, are prepared to accommodate all
who will favor us with their custom, at "lire and let
lire" prima. • - _ ,
S . TO V_E AND PIPE,
T.IN, COPPER,
AND SHEET IRON WARE
of every de.w.rlptlon ovtiaiif the country.
Also, WINDOW SASH;
. PANEL DOORS,-
WINDOW BLINDS,
LATH,
PINE LU.MBER,
and BUILDING NA TgRIA.PS generally.
!Designs for Country buildings, with specifications
and estimates of cost, kc., fUrulahed-to such as may
dedre them - ,at moderate prjces.
Persons about building in the County will find it to
theininterest to'cali on us. Come and •see . us, we
intend always to keep the latch•string ‘ out. -
Tin shop in their new building, corner of Main and
Piiiiiiikestitiets, a few rods south ofoearle's hotel.
Carpenter mop near theldethodivt Church.
IC. B. All-kinds - of produce taken in exchange for
Goods.
BoyDkWEASTEA
A. L. VW MINTER.
MOntrOAC, March 8,41368.-17
A Forty-Horse Power
STEM Elgin FOR SLLE
IN GOOD ORDER.
9 FEET eight , inah stroke, 14` inch Cylinder, hal •
laime wheel, 'area tons. Is a strong well built
machine. Suitable for a Coal Shaft or Tannery, and
will be sold very lore. Address,
Jan:l4, IBbT
.t 5,00
2,60
A CARD.
TAR. THAYER . Of thii.ditiatighaustout
WateeCure, -will be at riusquebanna Lc•
pot, {Nicol's Hotel,) on therath of each month, dry
ingthe Spring and Summer, for Consultation. Inv's
lids trill find it to their advantage to giro him a call.'
Pafients received at all times at his ESTABLISH
MENT, in BINGHAMTON, N. Y., wherC every com
fort and convenience may be found for the success
ful treatment of Invalid*.
Binghamton, N. Y., March - 23, 1889.—ti
,
Tesel Teas!'
A Mtn iot of Black'oad GisisiTeasilioopezed,
. JT! itT9N6
. _
THEIREATEST'
Ei •
LAJ
M •
CO 0
LLI
DISCOVERY
LLI 410
CC lo
CZ, a
IJJ
OF TIM AGE
K.ICNNEDY; of noebm7. Mu, dbieorered ede of onr
1.0.0303612 ft remedy Ma eons .1
ThO worst Scrofula down.to a common Pimple.
•
He Imarrlvii it In over eleven hundred 1,1.+1•4, and never tailed er
0134 In two M.., (both thunder hon.orj He hne4ow i n lila pow. -
eon ovei owe hundred ....Inked of Ha valtie, within twenty
nines of in,ton.
Two twotlrt aro warranted to cure a finding tont month.
tine to threelqtka wllleure UM Woreot killd or f id e, 00 the fare.
Two or three bottles will e:ear the sy‘tem or bilk,
Two hottles are warranted to eur..the worst rept I' in the month
or Wornach.. 1
Them to Eve bottler are warranted to enrr the w4.rat kind or key
atreta,
Our 41 t wo bottleolurr, ...punted to core
tilla humo In command Evnt.
Two bottle% ore P. arntot ed to corn r pun I tof ft Ire
tftt ammo' the hair. ,
Fourl° six I.ntlNn are warranted locum corrup(a n d rotating It Ice.
One ottic• will run. may eruption of the .kin.
Two or Oh ree.bottics are warrautratt o cure the worst Eliot of ring.
worm.
Iva nr ihrre bottliv 011. ' , Arum t d try atm the mo.t derpvrattcue
of rL. msA,ll.m.
There Or roue hottle are warranted to tore Nil Ithetan.
VI, to Held bottle.* velll mire the Wm . :Rem of s..rorols.
A heneflt 1.4 al gra3, r perlrocell from the Ifni 1...tt1e,5..11 a 'perfect
e.re la wumotetterhoo the above goat:thy IC take,
•
RIIXIIUItY.IIAtO4.
tram . 11110 k 11 .— Th @ ropatatlon or th e Sledlcul Disetwery.lo arr
iue Lll/ of hinno 1,4 so well established by the ttteminmn.; glee
of all who have eves lased it, that need not Ay anythingon the
subject. as the mmst skilful physicians and the mo-t ealetni Itrug;
gists to the eountey nee to ire praise.
In menting the kftntleal
trio
to your tattle.% I .hr It with
frill knowledge arils tutrative power, In 'Hien tog oil, 0.1 rtidlif
10..11 of Howe L11..01.010 which you art unforlunnt• ',um,—
Tb.3l niZo4ciethelating diseast;to an agettluttate er e
NURSING- SORE MOUTH,
1.111(111N - 11 as Irby n miracle; your own temper I , reclor,l 1.. Ito rat.
nl .we runt slid your babe from short and fretful naps to calm and
kweet • nod the helical ltl-eorerk btmno ,
b1e.1:4; toy our hosbatel and household. '
In the more advanced stages of •
CANKER
it the darAch. connina
• DYSPEPSIA,
.111 ch la notlilng Loa Maar on ILeaporoarl :then to dm% ottall nesand
• KIDIVEVS,
enrat log a Ninklne. rune titling , and an I follffrreuc..tren to th e cam
of your (.Lolly. Your fflona la
RAW .AND .INFLAIID )
f LI .1 I
Ye7i.'Tl font
211: 1V. k .`',.,` . .."41..J 4 . :1..
tall,. al Ilre arrlrootloor told of thr t.a13.4.: r“t. It or, i the,, yom
C4.114111. , 1.1] 1, 4 4.1 U bloom and twbome..allow orarcralkh, and tour
1.,t 4::,) I. erne. For want of nouriohnient2 y”or ,r.tioo I..coulea
loofa and tb
tLf res of tour taAlv Le... rfax.d. TLes. follow a
train nfdlwaka which itte NI ed:Cal Dtrovery 1p fwcul lat I y adaptrtl to
CU F •
6 • -
?r t,helrrt_. c,kpest a Ow spipc mut
Mine inlnt ATM 'OW, irregularity
or the buwellk atal ahlo, that in Lut eten4thalw Of dit.ftl. the
PILES . -
Ilow rtnni thousand. of poor nine.ate.llll . ..rlllg !min lade ill!.
•1...... and Ole lig away • nilix.rable Ille., and their Devi di k ip poi c .),i,or
doe.. nid - 1,114 0. !L.' Z. 119,. I velitli to liiipie.ie on v our ni and i lad Foal
old proverb. 4 . An ounce or prevenlli ii ix bet ler t tin V. :. lAml,.lot ourc.
1 . 1 " , j MEDICAL - I/VOVEDIT -
you 1.., , i. 104 ,. t",, , r, e - vol;Im r;1, A.• ~,,, will, late crvat and
food dlialivy pv.t ItAvilhirr.iliritlvrlot V.111ei11”...L.1.C.....,10 ).Dally
itti l ry. XSI ..41.jk . LI 4.1(.. over La.•.:•••1 . 1-4 al Ito: 6.. t yi . .11 caa, got
We. onrinrio nt,
.rrtErl' loss I , It USE.-Idultat, n one Libleßfr..fili y.tir in
recto
i
Chlblren to I ten'} earx, dereverl exiiiirial—l'itildivn (rein fi
tirdil veil, .1 ..r. ~,,,ftr. A. er, olrordpii.• Ott, lat.:Applicable to al
terixtltullos . lake xiitlelent tdyperatent. Iloilo'', rla tl.. lc.: 1 day.
Your. - ly, DONAL?) IV.FTY::/ili.
re} ial,i. tit - 411Ej, i r it izt4l,. - go.tro.s.e.,
• Ghat lind, ..I,C. S. B. WEST, 811. Nu
t. Wall' ta lade.-IY
A Ws rave.? nave yon pane to the tide
a llcklitig or ...Ave. in the limo.? Have
Crothla4o.? Ila.r you the Itronchitts? Nemo.. Ns
t.lllo,.rany. syusTAAmr rullwalary ? ire int ear
1n.0.1.1 w alI
ith Nof Le above nyouthaze.. nor Ik. S E• S
.'03.11 • 01 - NP SVICUP Wll.l. CHEERY. It o 111 clfeci
ey pi•71,"1 la Iv, P . ; Ike 41t- , :;;11=t1.:, Liaill.n.a
Mk, or Races. frederlck County. Rd.
Dr. S , Arne:—lk.-ar Ina It enti I owe 1.• tli. ollan;„
and In justice to yei, 1 have thought prOin, to make known tate of
the ..at to WV owl, an,,.. that huta net h
Ten N I n the raanlh uS lie.udier lad, I alittyle4 .110
a eei lu Ideas* , uhlelt fora.e.l hogs stud
a!uo eunnininneatial to tor Lungs aid eery much at:dried then, and
dierharced large quardlihie of corroptlon, e.clerand and Infernal. My
canll.l la. through aiy Lunceanil not thr.niCh the GM ill , of
tan brraul. with aplarent eau. attracted Cab a rlolent an ti, Lay
a. d'•del,q hue. onappellte. andr%/time that tile idly. n ,
Len iho,..ht liopelei. and heyond the pourer of tinellelne.
remained In 111. Wretened 1 ., alon .z time. nor.!
maitre] to a lances eßeleihn. anal tjmrc rigungd tw iy hp hope far in t :
hue 4-1 . 1..4 4..441 pale r. dt *he 11::w) '10144r:col Olt.
prf,aled be Ta Ant Cit
orOliNto Srat-r or Wit.l.t•lttrar, nUtliedble.
Innmini ta. /tall .r...tre for Ice taddert and con:to...tut It, ee ,
n and 1,,
rill great eithd.o-tlon iny fanilli.. Ile. .inv-erte 0p,..0;
i n , m e lone. tenant to ht-.11,,,14 the cengla silt:ad...l. and Ott using ?LA
InAlle. I was n,t0r...1 to petted lo,lth,
tun tu.e an,l I ASTI retttalti a petre.tly hearty
n. 3,, 1.. ihl.l 1,58. I b.Lie eoI had ela't , slat/era tvr
ri4:ller 1.-.
r.v . outentl AcktictetedruCtr...
yy 71111 , 4 I/IN4bN.
Ti () I. t , e 0 .111 a M. - • ,40
testi() 1:.•11 In. 1."•11 C!!rut..,! ule.ove tepre.vett-4. I red-v.l Lle
rm. , ..ert a, .r.•. 1 rilry-le-11.• Is worti,
lAIIE, I:. lutoitoW.
I ot., , 4 Berlin (Inuit, 13a111.1. , .te Cotacteme.
1,151 , 7C - LARGY
Dr. Sway' ne.'s
Compouttd s Syrup of Wilcl Cherry,
I.rfevt
Swayne's Sarsaparilla and Tar Pills,
i :A . : 4 tl 4,7. : ft ti:e mid alterative medicine, Lir em.eri.ir la the
in
An turanad.le ira.nly for Inarlar.s, ('hollca, l 'llokra
and all InJavl Conn.:altar.
I , le."artna 11rarzt, • *—Dr Sa-a yhes edll,:tenn I. the
mat and nun,lv. Prim only w veld, by
A UEL T I'ILE ELL. J. ET hlnritrose, and by In.alers
every... Lent thruughout the t•tturay l
Ivi....rrn only ow Dr. 11. SWAYNE d SON, No. t, North 71b
Str.rt.
ItALTEII T 111111DIGI ?V ES.
A•ONOtkApftesivorirty of Mettl:iftes at Turrrirs tltorrAnay I.
Mimi all 1)r. •13.00 . 11 j13.33r csfel.rater: ntrifltiorr ;
ren' e r.herry P.rtoral f"afLarric 1111.; Il.b I'. F. est Win
sal lors...1.111:5; llormac t..l.etrated G,lsao fat...l; I.oart.'s se.
ries of Family iseilLallai.,; SI tfraartt'S Gangling .11:3 to rt. sr ...srvro.
etc for sprausi Ire man or twa,t estrk n 0,.;
aria Haw o:lli.l.VVerrniraxe, :act a ‘,.rlety
r Slat"; Traskts fa: llit.ttor - nt.tbr grrat •I:. for
rt... swath's:, and tlllotiatotaatory 0 , 34.1a15t..; V.stm.rt,
ant rate this, fee Suollsr purts.sessithestspre I.llufs....t;Astifvvr's
ralu I 'rat ins %tent 3 ~ ,A lrfrtlcle Woos:ca'. nutras. ar! Mac
Ars - , es .14 tlar:lce kitten, ennarr ti,s, lAr • !a/v[4.3nd
Petit;l'rraiss%Al forlrrsfalfsry fr.p e. rd...
f ,1, Y.:5 . 1. 1, : . - 1S of s !India m. 6 S:strstt •.1
s s r,panfla ; ‘sriety . 4 ,11 , 14 tisr berl tuarket and
air stir...at rudh‘St '4oa t • of l'attat 11rdn3ars.alti•ertlicr r.
pasta vtrafasiSts.... l 2 , 4 .0 =f. If ir , Say.thartits p 1 11 ,4 alit flail a?it r.
ly overrthilk: liar. the Drug and ticnev tqart...f
.1101dsor, July. • A I.I`EL TUICREI.L.
THE QUAKER CITY
Insurance Comp. of Phil.
Offire, Avi!nrikl;ta Buitilingg,.ll'o. 4(18 Wi',nut Sr.
-DIRE INSVElA . Nt'Eougltortac Dwelling", Pitlag
Metrlintellw.c , "" male. IfAltllOE lit St' ILA NIT. on Veglelg,
In.ight n.,,,,,; hoin all parts of the World. Ale.lnLud
Ig+Ak:ran.o. frograll parte of the Uclon.
Statt.. - 74ent of the liaminess and if7ondit;on of Ike Qua
ter Oit3f in4itroace tkiap i zug, of PiiiladetiAla,
for & I -A/cor a / 4 s, iiVrb,
11 , 77.9 1 1 7
aujud and, gittridtt" Jacitsew 1ne..1&;.%
I:,:ci t .s {colt e Js,. I.lu. Jko)
Prentingcsretwieett . 112.074 f. 7
Suit - age and tte./wrisr.aire, 4.1577 !I
POST BROTHERS,
Montrot•, Pa
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
Examine, Inquire
SWITNE'S
IJ%D SYRUP OF
CHERRY.
Another Remarkable. Cure:
Swarne's C s elebrated Vernaituge,
Dr. Swart ,e! f,,rpurifyjDr th, , ‘ .(L
Dr. Swayue's Towel Cordial,
CH100%1 4 ;1;14 Surplas, ItttOfb,ooo.
Clbairterva Caprtal,'SSfoo,poo.
1r40?., , ,a7
LOSSES, EXPE-VSES, &c.
To Immo raid. ♦ V4.1.:1 64
and 83,?.+4 4-49.3,346 18
14.1ao;:e ma3,41.4,g "
• SSETS;
Bond* Itnrtrar". roulKni Bond*. L 03311 on Col.
lateral and N, .0151141 50
10.10, b 55011 7b
Cadt on band act La 134,,e 4. and duo floto Agents ti,bl6
MEM
Sari 1...,
'O
ilcav~,
61:011 1 ;F: IL Prmi4crit.lE.l. po e s. PR,l:lrnt.
I.l.l.l.CoGtitAVELL,twv.a Trea., UU [LEH, Awh.t. Try-.
.Diroe ors.
11. ILIA. E. P. Er, A. e. canal, !En, )1. 11. puller , J
EJ tru:d.. J. 1.. 115:... /1311r7. F F. rkii.s. C. In lAr.
K. J. L. I'.m./sy. 11. ILL
WM. D. LUSK . Age"t•
lIONTILOSE, Septeml.er 15. 1.41.8.-1 v
AN ACROSTIC.
C OME,.,. NV 01110 E 11 goad SUPEICB ,
REA I, S7ONG . ri.i..011. come, and Ilee me,CIMIC ha! lIA .
A LL:lsola Reortyza,(lnqtbeds,Lonot,)at PAR ,
R EST la my - Rocann.wlitre pa/a Damenli ,
LOCATION r PLEA.SANT,and h.lbe PARA
yOUR111:41.11LE ' SZAVAST Norts i ntVanttOrilAlß .
Mop No. S. ILanmeat of nestle'n Hide, on Tamar Street
Ilwerwas, Ivirazt 11 , le Y:.-tc
STOVES, STOVES,
OUR stoee.4 have been co thoroughly tried, to the
kJ entire rutiffaction of all, that they need no rec
ommend from ns.. g. ff. SAYRE &
*arose, May 47,1867,
NOTICE.
DEMONS desirous of paying in e anoney,on debts
1 of any deseription, can do so by leaving their
paymentsswith Post, Cooper & Co., Bankers, Mont
rose, to my credit, whose receipts will be allowed
from their date. •• C. L. WARD.
April .
STEAMAGRIST AND SAW MILL.'
POST BRCiTHEIIii . having purchased the above
establishment,wilikeep constantly on hand Be
perfins aid Pine Mour,Corn . Areal of superior qual
ity, also Chop and Bran at the lowest sash prices.
Custom work will ho done with despatch; and In all
caries warranted, ,
Montrole, Ju1t.1858.-d
or 11. 7 1. 7 Whops' 1ng1414,-vp Ham -
THE MONTROSE
!
General Finding Store
is now replenished with a large varkty of
r 0 R E I'E N
AND
DOMESTIC GOODS.
We eottliaily invite the Public to inspect our
Builder& and Cabinet Hardware,
PCH'EET •YD TARLE CUTLERY,
MY.CIIA?iICS TOOLS -- A - N - D MANUTArTURINTI ARTICLES,
FARMIN9
Gras, SPORTING AKTICLES,
MIECOILANEOES AND FANCY HARDWARE,
- LAKE HERON GRINDATONES,
Mason's Challenge Blacking,
always bt4it and sparkling, "it adorns the Palace
of the great, and cheers the solitary hut Pf the lonely
1 1 . backwood- man."
LOCK CHAINS ,
n
hors A. ,
ELEDEATEN ENGLIKII MN's,
warranted to run true, set wellic.irrypOinLs‘, and face
all kinds of knots.
Nail's, Iron , and Stpel f
Itivrs AND CAPS, ROOTS AND RIMER,.
TEAS, SCSAP,g, COIFED., RAISON)+, SPICES: I &c.,
Crockery,
I WOoDF.N WADE, PAPER ITANGINGS,
WRNATIT, BASKET CkSTRE, BROWN VIONICTTE, and
OuLtb CENTRE WINDOWSIIADI.2I.
WINDOW and PICTCRI. Corms, and TA.W,ELS,
au assorted aelention
MNAGE naafis GOODS;
,LINEN FABRICS, NAPKINS AND TABLE LINEN,
CERTAIN AND FURNITURE. MATERIAL,
LACES, LEMBROIDERIKS, CAMBRIC MUSLIN, &c.,
..
SCOTCH AND SWISS GOODS,
f‘tweita and other liandkerttriefe,
AR.OLrEn NECK Ti tat AND SILK CRAVATS,
DIES' (•UNTLETS, NET MITTS,
SIL)JIND KID GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c., &c. •
1 1 4ci j ALLEN'S BAT STATE BEICRES,
S pRAG u es; BUNNELL, Ay E Rienuo:lD,
TLe'psy, liAlstcroN. flootor )
•ForeV i n and Dome s tic Ginghams,
DEDEDVS, ALPACAS, TACANITTAS, MEMNON &C.,
LAWNS, Noes , . - - DELAIS.N, BLACK SULU%
11.4t4, B,lvErisfis,
'll.vits AND BEDSTEADS, &C., &C.
ae nothing for insp - sction, and cheerfully
mullion to all. Ilopins: soon fuf eBts you,
remain, Respectfully, Yours,
& Son.
March 23. 1859. „.
Nye ert
impart iiiti
W..
QM!
4 'W STOVES.
IT B
• 6
!IMIIIIII=M
NEW STOVES,
inelinling full aat-oitinent of ELEVATED OVEN
.
LARGE OVEN,
AND FLAT-TOP PREMIUM COOK STOVES, FOR
111" . 00 D or CAA IL,
' DIM A SUPERIOR VARIETY OF
Parl7, Office, and 'Shop Stoves,
for WOOD or COAL: Al o
StOe Zinc, Sheet Iron Stove
Tubes,_ &c.
RN A. ' , ORTMES'T wiIIINCLUDE the MOST
SELF and DESIRABLE STOVES
ini marls , and %ill be so!d c,r! the mast furnrablo
}errata, 4:c-, 10 which ho wotilil incite the par
ticular attention of
-11
CASH BUYERS
rw 114roao, November, 3, 1858.
Vetv)il
i AND :
AI?..RIAGE-MAKING
BY STEAM!
AIMILEY & LATIIIIRQP. having re
ntal:NJ into their tiew building on Turnpike
et, 'near L. SZiarle's hotel, are manufacturing and
birep on-hand
rriages,Wagons,.ent.
. tars, Sleighs, &c. _
icy hav l e provided themselves - with i steam.
gine apd ell tha necozsary itmliiiiety and con
, encesfor doing - work with dispatch ; and Wng
i . mechanics of long experience and ern.
m
1
g no io but
1 001) WORKMEN,
Llare i reparod tp 4p ti ll kinds of work in the
aciksmithing and Car
..
riage Making Line,
in their usual - prompt and • .
oknianlike Manner,
by beij
t,llt afalll-111tca en hand ready and willing
newer ny order for work, and oy using
Go Gi....
ed Materials,
by MODERATE CHARGES, hope to receive a
e Aare of public patronage.
I e wou ld tendcle our thanks to our old cuatornere,
I invite all in want of work to give To a call and
for di' miutrec
1
Iliontro.4e, Anvil. 11, 18b8.—ly
. I -
. 1 j REMOVAL. , .
Ei 1
ren
bot
plo
PK:el
1104 t... 1 SS
ronftwtm HAS REMOVED HIS
• Ho trist...P. mid Trunk Shop
ac theitreet, into the buittinglortnerly occupied
by Loyd 1S Webster, one door below Keeler! k Suid
da 'e, he has. fitted up expressly for a
Harness, and Trunk Shop,
an. wher he would be happy to have his friends call.
.11 whO hafe unsettled accounts for 1858, will
ple c cal without further notice,
And oblige, G. F. FORDHAM.
ldontr , January 19, 1 tztl9. •
IfIET 61411WEACTORY3
kc. NaL[l:3
N FA qT ER and dealer in all kinds Of
BA • rafratinrCt 10.'now prepared to fill all
orders or Bedsteads of all kinds at wholesale or
retail, on short notice. Retail prices range from $2
upon. xs, 'recording to style. Ho also keeps on hand
gesdpinade.t - Colhns ; and as he has an elegant
Hearse, he is prepared to attend funerals OD short
notice. 1
- New Milford, Dec. 7, 1856..-1271 •
'to' the. Seating Public/
ViIDEND'S CELEBRATED CATARRH. SloiTiT,
-I—/ AN lIMALLIDLE RItIlliDT, for sale by R. Thayer,
Montrose; S. D. Tompkins, Brooklyh ; WilQam H.
Thaver, Dinmek. Montrose, May 28, 1858.
Burning - Fluid, -.
TAT freez and CODFISH, Ladles' Kid S. S. Boots,
TY sad more Gaiters, Am 61 rts_to $1,76. -
golov, •.- 'Ail IS MU%
THETWElFfllifiliokm.
IT "R. O. IN 11tWILL.
Tee firmer at hls'plior doth atop,
His limbs are weak saiewarn;
He &in would•eanalthr tothawoe work--
' Bat waits the , Evening Horn.
Hark i from afiti t a mellow sound ;
On Zcphyr'a lungs 'da borne--
It Is, it ift,"the farmer crief,
"It is the Bening Horn." •
With joyful haste he now loaves off
Hu Wink tiltinorrow-morn '
• .
And nest 'ewe see him en his roao—:
He heard the Evening Horn.
The bleating-sheep now wend their way
Along the hedge of thorn,
And, by, the chiming of each bell,.
Answer theErenutg Horn.
The grazing 'aide lift their Wilda;
And now their pasture acorn;
Fast to the farm-house next they gd—
They heard the Evening Horn.
~,,
This term is used to denote the practice
of confining sthinuils to stalls or yards, der.
ing Summer, and feeding them with green
food, cut daily, Such as corn, millet, oats. M.
gar cane, clover, timers; turnips, etc. This
mode of feeding is extensively practiced in
gn g land, but though frequently recommend.
ee, has net met with much favor hire. The
advantages claimed are: that food is thus
consumed with' lest waste ; that there is' a
great increase in the amount of good manure
saved , that the aniniala are less exposed to
the heat tif the sun; and ' l to flies'and other in
seal; that a larger proportion' of the food
goes to the production of fat ; ; muscle, and
milk, when the animals are kept quiet; that
much less fencing is required ; and, as the
greatest consideration, the same quantity of
land will furnish food for two or three theta
as many animals, when the quicker growing
and larger plants, like corn, etc., are raised,
instead of the common pasture grasses.
These.considerations.are sufficient to recom
mend a more general adoption : of the practice
in some parts of 'the conntri;--ici near the
larger cities. Where the land is valuable.
But under ordinary eircunistances the addl.'.
tiutial cost of gathering the food daily, wield
exceed the rental of additional pasture land
enough to keep the animals. The manure
saved by soiling is not clear gain, fur_ this is
distributed over the land in graz4ig. The
advantages of keeping animals quiet, are
probably lost in vigor, for the• exercise taken
in grazing is hardly enough • to, waste much
flesh, while it must promote good health.
But every farmer should practice "soiling"
to a limited degree at one season of the year,
vii, in midsummer, when the usual grasses
are parched and dried. tinder the _best cir
cumstances there are always a few' weeks of
comparatively" poor pasturage in July or Au
gust, and just then every enterprising, thought.
ful farmer will have a bountiful supply of
some succulent crop ready to cut and feed
out in daily rations, in the, stable - or
Not only will the better yield cf milk, and
the greater vigor of working animals amply
repay the cost at once, but all kinds of stock
thus provided for at the must trying season,
will go into fall pasturage in gaud condition,
•
and be ready to lay on fat and flesh against
the winter.,
jo " fly-time" it will hellbent) advantageous
to shut up cattle and-horses in dark stalls, dor-
ing that part of the day when insects are
most troublesome, and let ,eut g!pen food take
the place of pasturage.
Corti or Chinese 'sugarl"-can, planted in
drills, and millet, oats, etd., sown broadcast.
are amoitg the best. crops for soiling. lf
planted or sown in smallplots at intervals
of four to eight days, a :long& succession of
green, toed will be secured.—Am. Agricull
stridt.
How TO !lowan A Cstr.iso.,—The editor
of the Farmer's Jourual says: " Some por
tions of the following, from oar own pen,
were published in an other journal. We
publi-.h them for the reason that we believe.
the views important to our readers, and
which we•think they would do well.to consid
er attentively:
When Paul told his Son in the Christian
faith to." let no man despise him," he did not
intend that Timothy should knock down the
first man that treated him with disrespect,
but that-he should 'behave so muoh like a
man and a Christian, that it would not be iu
human •nature not to esteem and respecthim;
when he spoke of magnifying his office, it
was not that he would brag of it, but that tie
would fill it well ; and so we apprehend it is
to be-of any calling. To fill it well; and to
train the children born in it to fill it well, or
some other useful Calling, it is to magnify it';
and there is very little danger but that, when
the farmers of this country honor their call
ing, and rear their chifdrealo honor whatey.
Cr is good and' usoful,the world will appreci
ate it and them.
One of the most hurtful errors that pervade
the country, is that which denies that the
,farinerls hu:itiess man. Speak of a busi.
Mess man, and people think you' man a mer
chant or a manufacturer; or some go-betwieen
Who thrives at. expense of both. 'The
merchant, they suppose, is a very Intelligent
personage, a wide awake, sharp thinking man.
The manufacturer, they suppose, is the same.
It either of these is unenterprising, they Con
cede he will fall behind iu the race, 'and it is
so.. But let any farmer apdertake to answer
all the questions that pertain to the oultiva.
tion of the soil, and he will soon find Wit his
is a business, one requiring as,muelt reflection,
as • much forethought,. as much shrewdness'
(pot a shrewdness that only degenerates into
a low.ounnlng, fraud, cheating) us any other,
an to which as much knowledge, as much
experience, as much keen observaqon ' and
we will add.as much reading can be tidvan
tageously applied as tt any other, s.
That the merchant should read the history
of commerce and study the markets, hut that
the farmer should work; that the manufac.
' turer should investigite thersource - of his ma,
terials, the capabilities of his machinery, and
the wants of the world, but that thefirm,
er should work ; let the mechanic should
understand the phy osophy of his, trade to the
core, but that the fanner should work, work,
and when ha is done work go to sleep, is a
falal hereby, .
We have watched the farming of this and
other countries fur nearly half* century, al,
ays intensely interested in its welfare,, de
sirous of its success, grieved by 'its failures,
end we here affirm without, fear of Contradie.
Lion, that it is not the hardest working farm.
era that have' succeeded the best. Those
who have been goad thinkers and diligent bat
moderate workers have succ e eded. God
has so arraigned the affairs of thiir world,
'that ilia not best for tiny one man to.do the.
work of two. lie who undertakes it thwarts,
the purpose' of hid Maker, and fights against
his own interest. You'may do a reasonable
day's labor , every day, and be none the less
intelligent and manly fur it. The. man who
.is ashamed - to do this is ashamed of his Mak s .
er'S laws. 'But if you undertake l.wo days'
work is one day,' you .cannot be much
,of a
man.. Solomon said, " much increase is - by
the stringth"of the ox," but he was too' wise
to say, that a farmer will prosper just in pro
portion to the amount of his labor.
Sumo of the lest farmers we have ever
known were feeblemen, unable .to dq , more
dukii a moderate day's work in 'a day ; and
We ascribe their anemia to the bet. that co&
Woo of their pedal RNlkpew t kaie ad*
'
" Bolling."
flied etnlttdsthe rrioriithetot; *ea.
Made iheirtialcalificrhs will, laid—out • theii •
work to be dens at best possible advantage,
and' act come out best at the end of the year,
more' than, making up in head 'work what.
they lacked in. that of strong arm and giant
frame; and whenever we have known a farm
.er,wrlth nu vicious habits or unfortunate assti
ciations, to runsa firm through and come out -
simper, he has. generally: been one of, thrice
stout able•bodied men who'eould mow , live
acres t day with an old fashioned scythe, and
dO other work in proportion.
We will not say that farming is a genteel,
employment: In the vulgar sense of that
term, it is not as genteel as selling ribbons
behirid the counter. Hut it is ss respectable ,;•
and wdl be more Lc> if farmers Will JO - justice
to - their own convictions. It is 'compatiblO
wifh the highest intelligence; and the highest
intelligence can be made to bear -favorably '
on its result's. If th*,-farmers of this country
be true to themselves nothing tan thhart
their onward progrees, Neither the mer
chants nor the manuficturers, if they wished,
as neither of them do, nor yet the 'army of
middle men, as numerous and Meddlesome ,
among us as the locusts and' frogs in Phara.
Ws bread troughs, could put. them down,
or prevent their evocation froth becoming as
honorable as it is tiro!.
."
_ For ike inclepinekril Republican.
♦ Cali to Farmers. •
WASIIINOT6N, Wyoming Co., Pa.,
• June, 1869.
' MESSRS. EDITOR'S V---SOMEI timb flgO ' SAW
tliat.you . proposed to devote two or three of
your columns to the interests Of Agt:icUltere,
and invited the farmers to becomsicontribu.
tors to the same. It pleased mewell. Your
circulation .you say is 9232, and the
greater part- of your subscribers, .1 'sup 7
pose, are farmers. I thought +filet a treat it
will be, while , seated in-.my easy chair, to ,
read weekly communications from my broih
er farmers on the:subjects in which we ate •
so much interested—Omething about raising
potatoes, corn, cabbage, and *hat not, But
I locked in vain, fur some time; at last H.
H. 14. commen ced.. 'Now Messrs.- editors,
can you telt me whit has betvner'fif him,-or
why
- he does not continue to give us his opin
ions ? I hope he has not grown weary in welt
doing, Then another (I forget his signature)
wrote on raising corn. Now, thought I, tho
ice is broke, and we- shall have
we
exrcta
lions realized. And
it is'true havelhad
some interesting pieces on Agriculture,
.but
sot es _many its - we expected.
.Cannot something bedoite to stir tipin in
,..tirest in this matter, to the edification and
- -benet of your readers`{' lam aware that it
reqttires an eflbrt for farmers who write but
.Seldom, to begin; but .praetice, it , is said,
makes perfmt. A Fiitincir.
TilE .SLANG AS A CI:MX FOR. CiiistalPTlON.
Drp Lawson Long,' ' of llolyoke, Mast., writes
to the Springfield Reublican as follows:
" I wish to say a few words to whom it
may concern; on the use of the awing, •one
of the gymnastic exersises, as 'a preventive
and cure of pulmonary disease. 1 mean the
suspending of the body by the hands, by
means of.a strong rope, or chain, fisst,ened to
a beam at one end, and at the other a stick
three feet loug, convenient to grasp With the
hands. The rope should be fastened to the
center of the stick, which . should hang six or
eight inches above the head. . Let the person
grasp this Stick, iwith the hinds two or \three
feet apart, and swir.g very moderately, ilt
fist—perhaps only bei";r the weight if very
weak—and gradually increase, as the muscles
gain strength front the Owercise, until it may .
be freely used from three to five times dal)).
The connection of the arms with the body
( with the exception of the clavicle withmhe
sternum of hrearttione,) • being a muscular
attachment to the ribs, the effect of this plea-.
else is to elevate the ribs' and enlarge the
'chest ; and as nature allois no vacuum, the •
lungs expand to fill the savity, increasing the.
volume of air=tbe. natural purifier of the
iolood—and preventing or the deposit of tu
berculous matter. J have, prescribed the
above for all cases of hemorrhage of the lungs
and threatened consumption, for "thirty-five
years, and have been able to increase the
measure around the chest' from two to
four, inches within a few months, and al
iays with good results. ,But especially, as
a preventive, 1 would recommend this - exer
cise. - Let those who love life cultivate a well
formed, 'capacious chest. The itodent, the
.merchant,:the sedentary, the young of both
sexes—aye, all should have a swing updn
which to stretch themselves daily ; - ,and 1 am
morally.cettain that if this were to be prac
ticed by the rising generatio% it a dress al
lowing a free and full 'development of the
body, thousands,yes tens of thousands , would,
- be-saved from the' ravages of that •oppro•
brium . riediccitum, consumption." •
FALiING to Lora WITH ' PACTVHE ON .1
BANK Nora.—An ardent young man in this
city, Rho fell In love some time since .with
the portrait of a woman' one bank, bill,wrote
to the cashier of the bank to knoit whether
it was a fanciful picture or " the represenla
tion of a breathing woman." If the latter,
he was resolved to-have her , or die in the
-at
tempt. The cashier replied to. hitti after a
few days' delay, which he hoped had " not.
tended unduly to aggravate the fi erceness of,
his disorder, thus: .
"1 am unable to give )ou the abundant
consolation'. of a letter of introduction to the
original of, the portrait, if it had an original,
which - I ant not disposed to question. My
knowledge'of her is quite scanty_and unsat
isfactory. The story told by our engraver
is, that she was a talc* in the -school
house in New York, at the time of that cruel
disaster a few years, afro , when upon s false
alarm of fire, this children rurhed down the
stairway, which gave way, causing the death
of a large numtier of the innocents.' Our
heroine is said to have saved all her pupil
s
by that presence of 'mind that shinits in her
face, and to have thin leaped from a third
story window, Whether in so doing she
broke both-her levy irreparably damaged her
lovely nose, and forever dimmed one lust,
roue eye, I am, not told. My own belief is
that she .atme'out unscathed and unharmed,
and at enc,e proceeded to Brady's, NbcrOot
ographel her, and thus gave her unparalleled
lineaments lo immortality on, a bank note.
I am further inclined to the notion that short
ly thereafter she married the Man of her
choice,' (sAe never would do anything else,)
and is now the happy mother of four `small
children and one at the breast.' Of course,
you'll take no stock in this theory of mine ,
and if you are bent onfurther investigation,
I-can-only refer you to our engravers, who
cen possibly Pia you on the track. •6 0 in
and win, and be swain • suoh a happy c" --
summation to ask me to be there. If it calls
me to liamtschatka:l shall'enrely - obey ; in*
deed, were I not sufficiently blessed .in the
Woman line, - you would-have received
n 9 re
ply-at all to your_ inquiries"—din—Sie 4
fieGl Repw6licas!„--
• j "Who is hel" said a pawer•by to a
policeman, who was endeavoring to raise an
intoxicated individual who had fallen into the
• "Can' t
. say, sir," replied the policemen,
u be can give no' - savant of himself.' •
w pf,urse dot," said tbo other, " 'riven
you expeot.llll 110001111; *omit matt, who 4. 111
Wit biw< boyisicer -