Tritimph
TheßOadyNpSysteull
IT IS CERTAIN THAT -
GOODS
EAN BE SOLD SITCESSFULLY IX
MONTROSE,
AND AT
SITSEiILTETIANNA DEPO'r,
CZO Ca, 01
Tit
the Storey
doubting or this assertion w dcr well to call
Ceritelibag, ilotse4bqqtriSc eo.
there it will be proven that, the merchsr.t, in eel
ling his * Goods, can afford to sell CHEAPER. for
CASH, and cauoffer inducements sufficient to
Make it an object to pi:warmers, at whatever aacri
fice,, to procure the money to make their purchases
on the cash Setatem.
•
•
We have just received, and are constantly re
ceiving a Fnlenditi assorithent of • ; -
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
adapted for this season and which will not fail to give
General Satisfaction;'
I.nd which was purchased under tho most Cayorable
circumstances, for Cash.
They are enabled to and will offer and sell at prices
far below others that ha . ye given everlasting credit,—
no natter whether it is' to Tom, Di/k, or Harry.
TTIEREFORF,
•
Examine, - Compare, and Judge
•Ut 5171 GOODE *
xn assorttnent ., :etofore uncSiptalind by any - thing el.-
offereti in Ituntrosc.
P" IV 40 "Y"
• • AND
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Comprising many new and &skalds styles of floods
unknown in this market,_ampng which will he fonnd,in
Ladies' Dress Goods,
all the noilelties of the day, cheap ai
- Guttenberg, Rosenbaum, & Co's.
SAAWLS.
New and Choice tries ot...r.roche, double and Finole,
Stella, Plaid, Wool, Taltna, and Manulla, and a new
aisle of CHENILL SHAM A,
CHEAP, AT
Gutteabirg, R senbaum, & to;s.
CLOTH - CLOAKS. ' f
An sa=oitment always on band, also - Wiles Cloth and
trimmings to 'Match, of all shades, ,
I -
Cheap, at
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum, & eo's
REEN(DOEPERDEO.,
In this 13epartment - wee= offer great lindocements,
as we are directly fivm linporting HOUSES.
The assortment comprises • --
French Sets, Sleeves and Collars,
Worked Edging and Insertings,
and a great many more articli% toonniaerona to men
tion—all of which may be found
CHEAP. AT •.
Gittenberi r Rosenbaum, k Co's.
•
DRIE@O 000P@,
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers,
Wire, Stiff Settings, and Frames,
at wholmade and retail, - Cheap, at
Gitteaberg, Rosenbaum, St. Co's.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
•
)fay be found e'l the different qttah4es of PRINTS,
GLYGRANS, P;
EL 7.1 CII.ED CODDS i j -
F.LiV . E.U.STLEACTIED liusLars,
TICKS, - .
, r ' DENIMS,
SHENTISLI - 2i, rirds ride,
CICItAP, AT ,-4-
GTJTTENBERG, ROShillArM, k tO'S.
RE BYKSABE OLOTRING;
As Chia isone of th*printit t branches of badness
• in New York City, they have one great rub
•rantage over all the the. Clothiers, t h e y hay.
: qui one partner in New York City to devote
all his time articular bunch of ruanufaCture.
They will fud.h, at any time, a good Garnteut, at
about the price for which- the mattriedhe can be got.
They will warrant theiework ami conipleie-fit or
no bargain. They keep conatanlJ on - hand one of
. . •
the best stocks Of • • -
Over aid Under Coats,'
sucu
FROCK, DRESS, RAGLAN, SACK, & PANTS,
in great variety nikd different avid:
Vests: Vests: Vests
Such is "Velvet, 'Flush, Cantituere, and Satin,
'CHEAP, AT '
Gultelabers Rosenbatun &Co.
.CLOTHING
MADE TO ORDER,
REST MATERIALS,
At Short Notice.
17nder Garments,
Jor. Ladies as Tell as for Gentlemen, such
SILK, LAMBS" WOOL, Lc.,
CHYAP. AT
Guttenberg, itosenbannr, & Co.
One wordis sufficient/or the rise.
To our numerous Friends and
. .
and 4.lwcfaci: iplbeitelepoleing ibeineehm! to be
indebted wee, *e iipid . skrpnce more thii we will
sell for
- READY . PAY, •
bereilter„ and all seecaunti mist be settled without
Unibetinlikte. We are
,tired • of writing Deaninj
LettetNaidAupportiovhe l'opotSee„ to our
wal like all kinds of:Brain at the highest ritar il:
price in payment; AB accounts standing over six
monetize Our Books, roll be left for polleetion,
PittelibergiSeSeaba," &
iSOgra ig t 40 1 SO. ISM
STRANGE- AND MYSTERIOUS[
Jiii AT every intelligent man in - This. coturnunity
. should not know that k new arrangement has
been made by -
.WRAITERst ATHERTON,
at the S T,E A iR iR I L t. l Sor carrying on the
Blacksmithing
_and Carrilige Iron
ing Bnainetts. • .*
Many know this to be a fact; but fur the benefit of
the fem. who do not, we would say that we are pre.
pared bade any work in our line which may be en.
trusted to us, in the most durabl , . manner, in the
most impmved style, and id the 'honest possible time.
, All Work ll'arrantelf to yire Goon! Satirfaction.
JAYS n. WEAVER, - JICRRE L. 'ATHERTON.
Montrose, Mardi n, t§s9. --6m -
MEAT MARKET.
On Public Avenue, near Searle's /Mel.
I.EEP constantly on hand a good supply of MEATS
1 of all kind?. Cash put fur. Beef - Cal.
Calves, Sheep, and Lauilfss. Also for
Hides of all kinds
' 11EICSTOCK.S: IIAWLEY.
s. T. lITNFTOCIL. • - • ' 11AITLICT.
MiAtrose, Feb.l6, 1619.-tf2, '
lINIONDIME PEELL
Exact Justice - to ALL Men.
DA. 1110011 it: CO., reTectfully inform
4. their friends and the public, that they hare
completed-their large and Superior
FLOURING MILL !
AT UNIONDALE,
and‘commenced the manufacture of all the carious
kinds of Flour, llieal, and Feed, of the
purat quality. To those unacquainted with our 'Es
tablishment we would say : We hare Four Rim of
Pee/lent Stone; manufactured by Hart & Munson,
Utica, N. -T., and superior Machinery from the Wash
ington Iron Works of I. Ftanton & Co, of Newburg,
N. Y., with three Belts "of the best Anchor Cloth,
and the whole fitted up with all the
•
Modern Improvements of a First Class Mill.
la consequence of these improvements, the " Serail"
is dispensed with and better .results obtained.. The
Flour. is better and whiter. and the saving to the dtts
tomer in grinding Email grains will often equal 15
per cent.
Custom Work
executed promptly, and in the best manner. FLOUR,
MEAL, at.d FEED kept for sale at. the Lowest Gash
Ricer. ror Satisfaction siren in Retry Portiere
tar—Public Patronage is Respectfully Solicited
Uniondale, Feb: 'IR. 185.1.-1 F . 1,
KEYSTONE HO TEL.
Wm.
B. _HATCH; Proprietok.
T. 13115 new and commodious Motel, situated on Main
Street, near the Cotirt Meuse, and nearly in the
center of the business portion of Montrose, is now
fully completed and furnished, and was opened on
the 27th of September, 185 S, for the accommodation
• of the public and travelers. The Proprietor feels
• confident that he is now prepared to entertain guenta
in a manner that cannot fail to give
Coinplote.fttisfaction-
The Ifointe andTuntlture are new, and no expense
has been spared in *ender it-equal, if norstiparior to
.any similar establishment hr this part of the State. It
is
well supplied with all the recent improvements and'
• comforts, and obliging fruiters will always be in at
tendance to respond to.cuitomers.' The Stables
Connected foithilis Mouse are •
New and: , Convenient.
The Proprietor respeetfullv s solicits the patronage
of his old fiends and the public generally.
WM. K. HATCH.
Moutrore, September 22, ISsS.—tf
Plumes,
RIGHT IN TOWN
EXTENSION TABLES
=1
SMITH BROTHERS.
of all SIZES and PRICES to snit the TIRES, of
Walnut, Cherry, and idaliogimy,
and warranted to work right up to the ark.
Nottiroae,lane 9, 1858. ,
HO WE'S
PATENT 'ELLIPTIC BPRI.NG BED.
Luxury, Comfort, and Ere Combined.
THESE CELEBRATED BEDS FOR SALE BY
W. W. ,SMITH & CO:
Montrose, March 23, 1859. .."
013313 '•
OFFERS - to the_publie, at prices that cannot fail
to suit, a large and superior assortment of
GROCERIES,
At the old and erell-knorn establishruent formerly
occupied by 0. lf. Crane.'
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEE, SPICE, .FLOUR,.
mei SALT, (Lu the sack or Larrel,) FISH, and all
articles usually, foundgrst class Groceries.
Floor by the Wholesale ihd
As I mean to merit,.l hope to receive a liberal
- glare of public patronage-
N. B. Tlia highest, market price paid for 'Pens
and "deacon" and Teat Skins.
Z COBB. 1
6 1lImitrose_, Masai 16, 1859.—tc
r;IF AlitiEßS" ATTEND Itft.
'THE undersigned would respectfully announce to
. the FARMERS and all others interested, that
MOTT At TILDFN,
at the old_ stand of & E. MOTT, . lire pre
pared to furniAlt PLOWS of the most approved pat
terns now in use, such-ai Blatehleis, ifotest Iron'
Beath, tEr. Also Poino of - all .Icitids,
Cultivator teeth, and all kinds of castings for Farm-'
ers and others, all of which ye propose to sell as low
as can be afforded try any establishment in tbis conn
try. - , ELIJAII MOTT.
G. A- TILDEN:
We are also agents for. Emery's Done Powers,
Drag mid. Circular Saws tor 'wood, also Dog Chum
Powers; which we can furnish on short notice.
Montrose. Dec. 1, 1858.--tf
SOiritiNVFACTORT.
TILE subscriber keeps constantly onband toren&
at his establishment in Montrose,the best qual
ty of SOFT SOA P, -manufactured front the lye of
wood ashes and greue,in the old fastdoued way,and
not by any patent process. -
For ewes:that furnish the gremsebe manufactures
the soap for 17;50 a biiird. Warranted in aU eases
to be a eood"rticlit,or the Soap Maybe returned,*
the money refunded.
Per barrel'
Halt 8arre1.....
Gallon
Wholesale dealers will 'Alum/shed-4f delivered
stile Aehery.inEontroak—at the rate of ten barrels
for takor at Scranton at ten barrels for W.
• JOHN ILE:MY WARES.
-Montrose, March 7, 1864.-cf . .
.71wats sad . Cul vators.
Ib. BITILIELL iinmr. prepared to tarnish
. ill kinds of PLOWS and CULTIVATORS as
good and ritesp as an be bad at any shop in the
county.
Be has one stoop in ifontrose, Ewer the earnerof
Nain and CberryStimas,aid another itiNew "Drool,
.near Boyle.' Hotel. sitepturing done on short nodes,;
IM:1414 iien eaten In exchange Re all weds
Meech 10, isavrom _ • ,
•
Ayer's . 13.4irse.parilia.- •
A fkmpodod Ecmedy. in which see hart labored to rmdnce tit
ted eetract of Pace KamapartlLl. no combined with other subsumes
of still greater Alban: tee power As to afford riti effective antidote for
the diem. Parsaptoills hi reputed to core. It Is belle Ted that such
a remedy IA wantedby those who ruder from etnimotis complaints,
and that one width will accompllsh their core must prose or Itn•
muse seeder to-this tame dos of our ended fellow [litmus. Mow
completely thileOcapoond will do it hasbeets proven by experlment
on many of the scull cams in the following °moot:date : . •
See fiols sod Serofuirms Complaints, Eruptions, And Eruptive
• mowoo, Klems. Illotehes, l'umots, Pall Rheum. Scald
Mewl, Syphilis mid Rsnhititic AR.ttiml, Mercurial Mom-% Drop
sy. Neuralgia or TioDonlatimax, I/et:Mts. Meow) and hb*.
tmo. Errapelas„ hose or Id. Anthony lire. and Indeed the whole
eh,n of complaints arldng from Impurity or the blood.
This compannd salt be found a great promoter of health. When la
ken In the sprsng. to expel the foul humor, which fester In the timid
at that:moon Of the year. liv the timely expulsion of them ?Cony
rankling disorders Ani nipped In the butt. Molthndes em,. by the I
aid of thln romody, spore themot cohort' the endurance of fool onto.
tines Mid pleeronshwell, 111Mtliti which the system will strive ln rid
Itself of complicit:is, If not melded to do this theorist% the natural
channels of the body M nn altent ire medicine. (Immo nut the vb.
listed Wool whenever you Ind its impurllles btu-Wing thrrinet the
skin itildmpl es. emptionsor some ; Cleanse it w hen you toil it loot.
structed and „eduggibb In the veins; cleanse It whenever It In font
and your feeling* will tell you when. Ewa where no particektr
disorder is felt, pp:vier*, better health,aml livelonger. for clean*
Int the !Mod. Keep the blood healthy and all Is well; but with
inferedodurn of life disordered, there me be no lasting health. Same
er or later something most go woing, and the mot nimbi nery of
life Is diswilereil or overthrown,
haroparilla boa and dererves much the reputation of aecompl6h.
-tar these ends. lint the world lime been sgrocloudy devolved by
preparations on% portly bemuse the drug alms Into n o t all the Me,
toe that It cl9l/I“..flar li.Jort mom locimie many T.1111:leatIolik
tendlne to ,iiteett fated extracts of It, contoinbut Mlle.:thy vie
hue of Sarsaparilla. or any thing the.
..fluring bitoyearr the poblic have been misled by large blittleapre
tending to give a sport of Extrnet or Marsoporllin foe one Millar._
Hoc of them hero linen frauds Wien the inlet . . for they notv ron•
Min little: I (any Soorarltla. hot often no e pr..prutloo . w hab
ever. 'truce. hitter and Weill dloappointinmit Ins followed the
use of the various extracts of Stoop:n . 1111 which Amid the market,
nidll the name It justly . despiscil. and has browie syunavnis
with itiosuittim and cheat. kill ,eeo llthluontol.una Parsopoillia
and I ;deed to supply omit a• remedy as skull rmseue the name Moo!
the hod of obloquy stt.ch nuts ersin it, And a. think we hove.
gromol for I eller{ rag It loss vlrlWrs which are I.lo.lst:die tir the cnil•
nary tun of Um Menses It is Intended to cure. In outer to eeeo,a
their complete cradle:dim firm the eystem, the remedy aloud Let d.
dichotsly taken aomillng to &rehabs op Ilia IsAilo, •
•
- -
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
h. you for If*elf machi fellow*, for the mere of every varloty of
Throw, and Lung t.omplAtot, that It Is entirely unnecervaryfor tato
.recount the evidence of Ito t Irt ova. whinvver It has lava employed.
Al It has breu It COMILVA use throughout title 'section. we need MI
do more than aware the people Its ;nudity Is kept up to the best It
ever has leer. and that It may IN rened Ott lu. do fonthett relief all
It had ever lava found to do.
Cod", ears% Jaandhl.. Dyxpeloda, pyPenterY. Find
Stomach. Erpeprlas. -^he. Itrieunedlida, I:rmi4lons Bud
Sat, Lacer Complaint, limp,. Tett,. Tumor% and SO
Rhone, Wounk Gout, Neural4a, a. a bluer rill, and fur rutlEt
Mello Wood.
Thep are mix ooted, that: the mad vndthe eure-take them
plcaaldly, and they ate the bed aperient la Ttim. ww Id fur the pur
pose, of a family payak.
Price, $.5 cent.: per &o.r ; Five lio.ree for $1,00..
•
Great numbers of fleway}•meo. Physician", Staiom.rmand eminent
ptnynda,cem havel, ut their o oo.t ocrtify the umehrall.ited
thew retnedim hot our space here VIM 11,4 permit the•inar
tuv of them. The agent , ..clow named fitrl.ah gratis our American
Alnrinac In which the,. ate ;hen; with also de,.criptiozu of the
ohtte comidalutA, analbe treatmeot that should he followed forthcir
Ili put'or by unprincipled dealer* with other 'prercuations
they mate /0 , 411.1.r011t on. Ihnnand Aye wro take no ..there.—
Thc Acrmant the bettajdtin•re Is for them, and they ehould ha, c It.
oer 11.utielter arc Coe ',Ale he Monter.. ;
11. T ER. Diniock ; IRA SCOTT. SPRINti VILLE ; 11. !V.
SII ERMA N, Lynn; WALTMAN A . SWISHER. Auharn; nod
LI . Drumci4i and prluctpal Merchants In Suon. Co.
March sbtif
PRIQEB.
45,00
. 2,50
prepared by Dr. J. C.Ayer & CO.
LOWELL, MASS: -
Prier, #1 per Bottle; Six Bottles fur it 5.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE CURE OF
•
Beep it before the People
111 1 1111 T I n s FILLING wed by these New York make, a ‘ agaiaa
1. as meld wldcb EATS the 3i. ands; oils the Safe. Evidence of
which can he semebt 9n South Vomit, street, mei tn, ridre,erc,
made under the Charuplou latent Which will Ina tab row • beam 3
will h entirely eaten up; amt lig the wife of Joecid, Trtrone, of
orridown, that was iIoWD open Isn the nlaht atlas 14 of Deem.
her, and 11400 stolen, and which ts new said iras " Mirada./ 'amply
ILS a Ilre-pnart" had on the.farunuw, powder and burglar I,ln, rn ea
At3DlllWOlNltyst;rat by Fanel, Hrmt A Co., as the only Inirglarl
proof lack la nap, -
FARREL,. IlTantlia.* CV 'S PATENT ciumrioN RAM,
the .sly Safes mode to this city which bane never. been riabled by
betralantor hod their contents deatruyed by accidental lireconnom
The Prow of the 4th CO.
Evan, Waladiara "PotLaromenta Axiom To A 'Sew tort
ilreeto.—We, the uudergeruht, cillsetuN ef.sl..lnsehh, Yo. do•
tonehy certify that the true Rae behoottna to C. E. Itahlorta, made
by larml A co.. NA. 34 Walnut oared, I,llagtelr.hla. which was In
the Ore that <wowed here, to trot Ore-rout aryl to tueleaa as a dm
prorrrt ; the ic o :Fm l iewelry, tr.. which 'rem to the
safe at e wo,r. rutt4i 1r {el also, that the 1.011,110 e which It
was to was& FRAM X, y ONE dir,7 htrti, arol that..a.fire 00
1111,11N141 mottle roe which burned oterthe 1.1.1 ta/ w nut
teat to bate laiured any SAFE teMorttair to be l'im - Poser.
Slated, W. It. Pcxxlcroirtygri.4 ; J.. W. Tiarril.s, tuerchact
J.A. HAM.. hanker: Dames. SAISMI t Mclammo,nierehauto
Wilytate Rat . ..Jona Crave. C. k:. St. Jowth, 110.
Evc fit' yrsoN. South Mt; ItTll Street, Philadelphia,
leave RU 4,14.4 Ike simartmad. of Salauender Safes In the
rtated =gabs. , r - Wrmarol 1 -1144.11.2 iA7 of ea mete an rearauta
term, meow eve ns ern., BMUS& STROUP,
Montrose, January 15, Mir.-17
E R
PATENT FIRE AND BURDLARIROOF SAFES
/Alla REWARD to any person Om ship
9Ok/V prove that one of them luta eTer fad,
ed, in an accidental fire, to preserve-he contents.
The BEST SA FES made.
F. B. VIIAYDLER, Agent.
Montrose, Nov. SA
EZELOVILL.
New kir* New Store.
Public Airenue, just below J. Etheridge's.
1134LHWIf wopld rwpeetfnlly announce
• to the public that tie tars iisiodated himself
withiVM. L. ALLEN, in the
FLOUR, FEED. AR GROCERY
BUSINESS. -
Also, tt.at they have removes into their newly fitted
up tJuildiug en Public Avenue, just below .7. Ether-
Idie's Drug Store, where can always be found the
admit lanai of •
Family Flour,
• Neal, Feed. *.
Pork,
FishMlpped Candles,
Tiniothy,
- Clover,
Field,
and Garden Seeds.
• - Also a general assortment of
Groceirles, such as Sugars, Molasses,
Straps, Tea, Coffee,..&e. ace.
Thankful for past favors, would • solicit a continu
ance dale sane, under the new firm, pledging our
to do the fair thing; hoping by each;bargain to
be sure of another.
Being under a different Administration, it fa fury
desirable to have all old accounts settled, and•coru-
Matinn anew; under the Heady Pay System.
13ALDWIN &.ALLEN.
A. BALDWIN, iytf. 1•. ALLIS;
Montrose„.oct. 1858.-to _ _
I=
011 YES, OH YES,
HEREj WE :COME.
119,T11. 83 WEBSTER.
Ti AVING pungmeed A. Woodruff 44 , Stock'
11 in Trade, are 'prepared to accommodate an
who will favor us with their custom, at " lice and let
his" prices. .
STOVE AND PIPE, •
• • ' • TIN, COPPER,
. ALVD SHEET IRON WARE
of every description ustally found in the country._
Also, ONDOW .3-ASH,-
PANEL DOORS, -
WINDOW BLINDS,
• . LATH, - •:• •
' - `PINE LUMBER,
and BUILDING MATERlALSgenirally.
• Designs for Country buildings, with specifications
and estimates Of east, &e., furnished to Bich is may
desire them, at moderate prices.
Persons about building in the County will find it to
their interest Wean on us. Come and see' no, we
intend always to kecithe latch-string out.
Tin siWp in their new building, eernerofMS in and
Turdpike streets, a few rods %mat of Searles hotel.
Carpenter shop near the Methodist Church:
N. It All kinds of produce taken in eschinge for
Goods.
1 . • BOYD &-TiI.BBYER.
Montrose, Starch 2, 1658.-17
A Forty 11114rse, , ,POwe.r
STEIN ARGIRC WIN ilLitt
IN GOOD .0711.D.R., •
FEET eight Inch Strobe l 14 Inch Cylinder, tial
3
lance wheel, three Kew. la a strong trell,bnOt
machine. Suitable for a Coal Shift or Taunary, and
will be sold w low. • .Address,
POST FIRDTBESS.
..1an.14,111151. Montrose, Pa.
A CARD,
DM THAYER o f the Iltattkaastan'
Water Care, will be at dusqueiumin De
pot, (Nicol's Hotel,) on the Bth of each .month, dar
ing the Spring andfuvimer, for Consultation.. Inva
lids trill find it to-their advantage to give him a call..
Patients received at all dales at his. ESTABLISH*
PENT, in BI3:GBANTON, N. T., where every coin=
fort and conveniencemay be found for .the amens*
Dal treatment of Invalids. -
Binghamton, N. Y., March 23 1869.--ti
Tema Tosell
A MIR SOACJlllakeuti GrapolLecjimtapeN 2 d
..tri• V/ r
oF• MIRA MG
.
THE GREATEST. ,
co.
vimcit
0? DISCOVERY.'
OF THE AGUE.
. . . .
ME. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has' discovered in one of our
ALL common ',Aston , weeds* remedy that cuts
EVERY, BIND OF ginicgt,
TIME
The worst Setoftda down to acommon
Ile has tried It In over eleven hundred menu and never failed er
wept In two rases, ((both thunder humor.) Ile has now lob's yowler
don ovor one lostorred certificates of Ifs value, all within twenty
miles of Bruton.
Two bottles are warranted In emtin analog NAM month.
Ono to three bottle/mill cure the worst Mud of Moltke nn the fire.
Two or three Isotles will clear the emu nr of Idles.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worn cooker In the mouth
or etornach. '
JlJfluir'
One to two bottles are Warranted to-cure all humor In the Eyes.
Too bottles ant searrattml to care runnlor off Ire ems am] hhACh.
es among the hair.
Four to As bottles are Inu ante 4 to cure corrupt and mot pguleete
Ooe bottle will cure scalp eruption of the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the wOrut kind • of ring.
Worm.
Two or three bottles are wammtcd to cure the tocct•ltpetstectuc
or rtwitmutlsot:
Three or r,ur boil lee are weenueed to cure eolt.lthettm.
nye to elehrteellee will cure the wore MK , 01 Scrofula
A benefit teal - nays experienced from the first hottle,snd a perteet
eons Is warnusted when the above quantity le Luken.
}cox !Wit Y, MASS.
111 AI nADAIII.—The reputation of the Ilettleal Idaeover7. In cur.
Ins all kind of humors. Is o well oeialdiehed I.y the tat/mint.. relot
of ill !elan tiara ever need t. that I need not toy anything on the
aallieet. aa the moot Alga Ithystelana and the moat mretul Ihvg.
*lst. In the COMM are o rtimulls• In Ito prque.. ,
In presenting thC Medi. , Aineroyery to .t.lor notno. I do It with a
full knowledge ant,' euratlt.n rower, In rillesing all, and cooing
met of lbwe dlitomes to arldeh you are unfortunately no 111ble.—
That moat oteruclating dlecase to an allrethMare Mother. ve
NURSING BORE MOUTH,
curt us If by %miracle: funs darn temper Is restored to Its natu
tat estsut c vas. and your baba from short and (mind nays to calm and
sweet alumbeni. and the Discovery becomes a (WWI/1110i
blessing to your husband and honarbold.
la the more ailVlLtlcad stages of
_ CANKEIIt
It extends to the stomach, csustaa
DYSPEPSIA, •
which lsnothlnrhuteantercn IheAnrtnch ;then to the; ntestineland
KIDNEYS,
.errallng &oinking, gone Wins. and an Indltrvteneeivent n the caret
of your fondly. Vane stomach Is
RAW AND INFLAMED ,
' , oar food dlstrensta you, and you can only take certain Alias and
even of that your system dors not get half the nottrlehmew It oo a.
tal. as the nerlimmod. molts of II:-, conker rats It up • toe your
-coluptelln 1010 , If • IdOom and becomes allow Of itn,lll , l..ind cony
hest day to gsme . For want or nn.
OUrWi..ot nun, uk ey- t. .1 ,, ..1inef
mote and the alms of your body becrane relaxed. 'I Iwo fsliose
trtdu oldies... which the Medical Idscorery Is peculiarly adapted to
Cr U It F. ;•
Pal Idtatto n of the heart, gain In the Ode, weakness of the spine and
at Ball of the trick. polo of the lop Jolnt whey you retire, Irtemtlarlty
of the howela, mud also, that swot excruciating of diseases, the
PILES.
How many thotwandg of poor women are suffering from tlifi Airy
ewe am* pl Ina away a miserable Itte. and their next n o r neighbor
dot" not know the cause. I w ish to Int pregg on It mind that rood
old 'rowed.," An lye of preventir it b. ben., than a pnumi of cure.
In the MKDICAL DISCOVERY !
youhare Lath the preventive end the cum with this great and
good quality, that ft will never under any eiren no.tat do you any
injury. Nj change of dint veer neeelaary--4.2t the last you tan get
and eTimeh of it.
DIRFArglt tN.S FOR USE..—Adults. nee table spoonfill Per day—
Chlldl est neer ten seats de,sert sponnftd—elfildren from five to
eight years. tea figwort:l. As to difettlons an !K. applkable to al
constitutions, take sufficient to opetate on the bowels twice a , t,y.
Y.nrs. roo,sa LD K\ EDT.
Price $l,OO per bottle. For sale by ABEL. TU RRE/..L. ol•truse.
J. T. (7.IItLISLE Jt CU., Great Bend. and S. It. WEST, Swain*.
ltaufflsDePoi. • • Walt' 99 1136.1.-IJ.
Think, vmsrmine, Inquire!
DR. SWHNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
ARE snu bobbled ar y ll o h , N , t n iaii nzh i, a x 'ga ris ve l 4o i t , t , tals h
t tlae lade
and beraet ? Have
inthe Lirrr l!erunhint ? Have you the rannchittpv A?7 , 7oU• i tie e =
5S r bay ay u.ptoa , at I'a ne tey ('oa.umytlnn? If yea see
bee
dr and penuanent camas the evidence or thcrumnds Lace R' 11:1. CIIERRY, it Wail eftcet 2
been
tuned by %twill Welty.
Auother Remarkable Cure!
Fear nr Rocca. Fredericit Omnly, ALL
4r. STArst:,Dcar Sir—Be/Irving It a dilly / o* . e to the pahlle,
and to JuAtco to yyen t Woo thntight proper to mike knowp one of
the mostextraominary cures, la toy own ow, that has eter herr.
truly rteorded. In the month of October WA, was afflicted with
s e rer e f^dhrritr to my- br e m.t, which formed Marge alocess, hod
also communiented to 017 Lun;rs and very worth adlietod them, and
discharged large quaaUtout of corn/I.:lnn, external and Internal. 'Ur
math couldpass through my Lungs and out through the rarity of
me breast apparent ease. attended wltita el..lent cough, day
nr:,l night, less of appethi. and extreme debility, so tilt my. phrde-
L.n Ilan:rid my case hnpetee. and beyond the power of medicine. 1
rem:ENO:lnt:4:s er:Let,tett et,mr tong time, until I aus
toe.strt Vaile Sellild bn po tome r m . :
but Laming read Ito the tulble MTV) of the Illnar sanderful enter
p e rformed by your V011v1.14 IA Sr air or WILIT if ra.T. I immediate.
ly sent to Baltimore for dee:Mlles and ountuenerd its roe, and-to
my great sdbfaction and may family, ?beagle...as or t lla nine
Inmay began to beaLand the eongh aulesided, and on tig tun
bottle* I entsrodored to perfect health; -
Over are yen%has e ehmpnd, 2.1 I .1111 remain a !Need IV hearty
, Bds ;tan June, 1543. I bare not had day'. alelinese for
eighteen heAths. •
please setteld my grateful beim ow ledgm , n4s.
Yours, eel,' rerPeelfitilY, TIIOIIAS DIXON.
Is well acquainted stilt Thomas Diann, and eon
ts;lfv Brat 1:g has been affikted Os otaay o or,.....ntrit. 1 tepee
r.lB7;le,—lle !sawn:thy number or •nexty.
14.11Fi B. Di:1[1101[0W,
rwt or, of Berlin [ inaflt, 11,81toore'Confcrence.
DWI. TAXTICCLAILT left .
Dr. Swaysie'x
CpmpoundSyTup p Wild Che;ry,
The orieltmi aad ohiy geimine prrlnnative. 114.14 0111.
mir d. It ivihr, coulpiwed wirly of Virgruhlh ihgrvtllehth It tun be
tivd with perfmt afety.
• Swayne's anaptirilla pd Tax Pills,
A purotlre and alterglcd wedlclue, Gt lhoibieh4 LAU
rat,.ta emrral ahe.
SiVayne's Celebrated Verndiage,
p r , here pet Pansera, far purifying the
Dr. SwayneTs HoWel Cordial,
An Invaloaltle remedy for Di14111"3, Dysentery, Cholla, Choler*
and all Dawn' Coatplainta
• VT...Owls: Drararsts t—Dr. : Swayne's tatter esthollron Is the
,PAre4 . :altVal% iviz vizt, an b dt i exe
by
'everywhere thrntont the L'uitty and Sudo.
Prepared WY oy Dr. 11. sly& v2ig & - No. S. North ith
81 =94 f•L'htlafklybla • 5u4t.4,135.Y.-ly
IRATE," T nERICIN ES.
A.MONG the great variety nt edroitte# 4.; Tn,-relfs Siore,muy he
found all of Irr...layne's Justly celebrated fitfully sandhi - Ales;
A)re's Cherry colors: suctensharthe 1111; Halsey's Forest {Vine
and Forest fills. Hollanu celel.ted Ur:man Litters; Louden's s e -
Family medicines; Merchant's Gargling OM be s'reatect reno
Vy.,..r.",f,5f1,6",, ; 11 thee son's pafallthle
other . kital' " "tral ' irr. w r " srl '' ,; :Tt ' ; ' „! ' ”Us ' get "“ ff remedy
rheumatism. an en litMietil l s i * '4441‘144 , Poon , i f•rlr s ‘t ' ..;
first nue thing fur eillaa 1,2117.? tinfdlitiVe rya diet; th:tos
fain lent 3 - Irric merit, g.nxl ono:a nudeock ',Balsam and Dune
Liniment ; A trroores Jaundice Ilfiktert - Canker Limps. Liu] entand
i tese,n t,,T Drops ; liaker's eontiorund for IlyteutiTy ; IloweLtow,
pax,. fur DTsloluln; t:xtract of litrehu cod }heart of
Saltlf Eef!!!f vart i c:ti calve, the lmfftt market, Pills, ac.. and
au alir:44;v , Y '.! r'ora 11,06...liefrther tro tomer
ous to enumerate— t 'state gm. tait• will tied Dear.
ty ev.ry thins In this line. at the bruit soil Yehep Stoi".
Itoutzuste July, WI. • AuEL tIJKRELL.
THE QUAKER CETI'
14:1814UPQ Comp. of Phil
Capitatl ;HO Sw*
ig, 44140,0ipp.
Chartered Capßai, Wo,pop.
•
°Pe, Frank/in Buildings, .2170. 408 Walnut
I,IIRE LNSURANCE no Stores. Incelnity, Public Buildfat and
Iferehazdise gtoerull ILA KANO: on Verse];
cult° and Preigbt to and prow all mto of the Wtirhl. Also luland
,Ltuist !Ito and troth all parts alit Union.
Statement of tig Buapte j 4,4 c r ppion of the Qua
ker
_city instirque Cowpony, of Puiltgelp l lsio t
far #o, llo,ending Jtaste 300, 16 . 58.
ChPia ha Zurpl;;4. Jot, q,r, lap . vAs. 1'77,879 87
[owes nx..4vel*hagc.bg4 !J) , q•••
Pretututos roceivea- . ....... •, f 1.. •
Wrap ad Itv-Insuraare,
-1 -=AOSSES, EXPENSEA,Iv. • •
To I•Adyw rddi • 061.411 64
Div.. Roan.. / rt•mitryol, andllsPodnot... 57.894 6t-358.34418
&ludo remaining with the entopt . kny. duty Id% 3101434 13
A,SBETS
Bonds, limitagiu, Stock., floapon Bonds, Lonna on Col.
lateral and con Loans. An,. 11180.753 50.
Bllls Becelrtf. 00,01.:9
Comb an nand • d Inßank, and due from Attain, TP,516 06
Capital,
Surplus,
Oil'cert.
GEORGE I I- Fradamt, r.uoss. Nice I'mltismt‘
11.1I.CD6(11iFELL. *sc.& ?ma& S. 11, BUTLER, Ilwelst. Tress.
• Direie ors.-
George 11. Dart. E. P. R« A. G. Oaten. n, rumen J.
w.u. J. U. Da1..., F.. W. Wier, I' 8. Perkin .. mlay,
It. Chwaklxas, J. L. Pomeroy. IL P.. Cogswell, slid S. Janes. 31. D.
D.- Lyr a , ,"41sretit.
malt -I '4 OB E. &rumba ,- is.. • - •
AN Acaosnix.
COME see tat. • NYC/1110E Is grata an4ErrEfile
RESDSTRIO MalmOU tome, nod sec me, corn* La! TIA .
sp o la k „ ascurrnAlamlliedlseonst.Mt
REST to my RoaszpolUnt not iitettaep
Lo s cAnur r P P LAS/4157,and lan letbeiA MR:
yOUIR HUM Sim= Iror*D.Therlimit .
lboli'No...3.l34;mebt of Brute's Motel, on Tumptke treet
MmElVlnn•Omcmg It. . •
• sTotinii. STOVES.
stoves base been so 'thoroughly tried, to the
11 entire siuhdaction of all, that they need no reb
ommondirOm us. aM. &LYME it BROTHERS.
Montrose, May tV, I WA: .
. .
NOT/CV,
PUBOW; desiring ef paying me mottey,on debts
of any deieription. can do roby leafing their
payments with Pest, Capper& Co,, Hankers, lionk
rose. to my credit, whose receipts will besUowed
from their date. - • -0. L. WARM
April I,
STEAM GRUT AMP -.SAW MUGU
O$T . BROTHERS having pluChase4l the 'bore'
P
establialiment,will keep constantly oti hand Su
per:At and Fins /Your, Corn Meal of supertor.tral.
ON ales Chop aud Brat& at the lowest cash prima.
Custom work will 102,4*yri *4llFieteliistii4 in all
eases warranteoL : .
Minitrobe.ltax.lB4l,4-0 -
Eavkaz ito Lagsnse' begat, PP,`
1858, 4. DICKERIII4 Jr. 1858.
HARDWARE
•
AND STaIItiEMPORIIJM
- IN FULL -. BLAST t
TILE UNDESSIGYED would take this opportnni
ty to inform his friends and customers . that he
has recently made large additions to his former ex
tensive stoclt •
'lard ware,js vet; Stove Ptpe,St eve
TriWtmtnSa, Zinc, Ace.,
and that he is prepared to supply the wants of the .
community in that line at unusually low . prices. lie
flatters himself that his facifinei for manufacturing
his own Wares, Stoves, tcc., givd.him. a-decided ad.
vantage over any echo purchase. and transtiort at a
heavy expense their entire. stock.
lie would say to . thosa who wish to purchase'
STOVES of any description, STOVEPIPE, or TRIM . -
lIINGS, of any , kind, and pay for them, he is prepat•
cd-to give them great bargains •, but to those who
want to purchase on a year's credit and then let it
. run two, years more, he had rathei• they would call on
some-one else, even if they / have to pay seventy-five
per cent more than an article is worth. In the line of
shelf Hardware,
his assortment is tho largest and best selected in Sus-
quelnuina County ; purchased as his stock has been
mostly of manufacturers, he ieenabled to offer in
ducements to those country merchants who ,buy .
small bills,nwelfto be found this side of the big city.
We can offer special ladtiCements to Carpenters and
Joiners who are in want either of Tools or Building
Materials. Blacksmiths can find ANVILS, VICES,
BELLOWS, and, in fact, almost anything iutheir
line, by calling on us; Cheap for Cash I
Our stock of
Dry. Goods, Groceries, Boots & Shoes,
Hats and Caps,lankee Notionsotc,
is as large as dig times will admit or. They .were
purchased at at 1 4 w figure, and will be sold at prices
to correspond with thetirnes. s
•
HEIDirMADE CLOTHING !
We have just opened about one-and.a-half cords
ready made ekithing. Every body -says they are
cheap.- Some siy they are very cheap, and a num
ber have ventured.to icly they are deg cheap. .cer
tain it is that a small pile of money will bu;r a large
pile of clothing.
We'would add, in this connection, fur the informs
tion of all eoneerned and th..!" rest of mankind," . that
-we are tired an 4 sick of the credit system; we have
suffered enough by it already, and are determined In
rid ourselves of ,he whole " critter.'" Believingthat
the nimble sixp nce is the true system, we are re
solved to adopt t and are offering our goods at prides
to correspond.
Produce taken in exchange for Goble.!'
. ' J. DICKERMAN, Jr.
New Milford. Nov. 17. 1848. : .
---- --- -- -------- ----- 7
. Dr. C. D. Virgil, , D. D. S.
upF.SIDENT IENTI§T, MONTROSE, PA. Office
J-14 at the Fru klin Hotel. Room, No. 2.
i L ST OF CHARGES.
Gold plugs, largest size, • • - $2,00
" " u'iedium, - • $l,OO to $1,50
.. " mill, - - • . -
,75
Tin do., • - - - • - ,150 .
Pulp or Nerve Cavities treated and filled, 6,00
• Cement Fillings not used.
"Cleaning set,, —"- - • - : - - 1,00
Extructing..at he Mei.; - - - ,24
... Irregulanti of the_yetb corrected at a reason
tole charge.
• PL - ATE - WORK.
Gold Plate, sin g le tooth, - - -
" • " 2 teeth,
" ` a 3 teeth, -
" " 4to 10 teeth, per tooth; -
Full upper or under jaw, on Gold, Gum teeth,
Moided, 1 , _ ,
. • • . 50,i4
'Full double se ti on Gold, Gums and 'Blnded,sloo,oo
Full upper or under, Plain, : • - - 45,00
Full Diitible, P aim, • - 900
Silver Plate, half the above rates. '
Improved Min4ral Plate, two-thirds theirice 'of Gold
Plain sets. Reo Plastic, saute as Mineral Plate.
• The rublic may be certain that all operatitnie will
be performed I Ft the most tender and careful manner
and in the higly-st style of the Art. All jobs warrant
ed. for past favors, a sontiuuar.no of the
!public patronaietiii respectfully. solicited.
C. D. VIRGIL,
lifonirose, l a., April 7, 1858
INOTICE:
nit. E. rATRICIR, Jilt.; would like, at
-4-1 _ter a silence or pearly tint years, to appeal to
the moral sensibilities of a Tery t7enerotteimbfie, who
have always manifested their ?ease of appreciation of
L
his usefulness , v exacting his services when needed
~0
or thought to , needed, but who have given no
other cAdeno or gratitude ur gottal=will-rparticularly
in the way of i' substantial aid as lioseutb'would say
—that he now desires a fall 'Mid entire settlement of
Idl his accounts, also the accounts of the late - . firm of
Patrick it Dlniock ,• tmd he wishes farther to state
that he desire 4 nothing to be considered ;crony, if,
after a few weeks, the said accounts, remaining un
settled,sbould be placed in the hands of a good sharp
collector, and p,ade to account to himsomething-that
will buy Oats rd lincloylleat. Please notice 'this and
take action accordingly.—Yours Truly,'
E. PATRICK, JR.
Mr - If attention should not be paid to this, Jolla
F. Vcaiwas may bete sop:thing to do wilt it.
sotothilio
BLA.ORM,Mi:I:ENG
CARRIAGE- V I
~ -
BY STE ' Ant .
I - 1 A . 1 . 1. 2170 teir L
n A ew T b ri u l gin ° g P o ' n h l T u i r n n g piil -
Stece;„ rielx ii.,9,flThey'hotel, arc manufacturing and
will keep 'on - hand • - •
Carriges,Ticra,gons, Cut.
tets 7 Sleighs, &c.
They ht ItnridP4 glennel4 , it'll!' 1} Spam
Ilgutglltip and sit the necer*.arymachmery and con
veniences firsr doing work with dispatdit i and being
both practical mechanics of !Ong experience and em
ployingsone ;but
VOOD WORKMEN, .
, ,
they are ilrrod tp do all kln4a or work in the
•-134a*gnithilvE14 . 4.d Car
riage Maki Ligo,
Lit theleuicull prompt and , , -
-Workmanlike Manner;
and tPT belOd 0 411 dmes" po,harni really !nil willing
to armor any °nig!. for work, anti oy king
$34637 53
Gclod Materials,
. .
and by MODERATE CHAReEts, hope to reeelra.A.
large sharp tir public patronage.
We Would tender put tbants oar oM easterners;
and kith. all in want of work te gjYo as t call ant
see for tbentrelres. - - •
*MOW I 4iptitt /I, /848.-17 *.
-
11Ert/OVAL.L. ‘ I
•
MAI a:,
Mt l , ooo 0 0
1 0 :043/ 00
kAF.APOILDIEABI HO ANNOYED HIS
• Illiarnettu and Trunk Mho)) -
across the Feet, into the banding formerlj occupied
by goo & Webster, one door below Hileek Stott.
dard's, which he ins fittall up expressly tor
Saddie Harness, and Trunk shop,
.
lsul Where bp woot be happy to lusirehis friends cap. ,
All who have nowt,flod accounn for 1858, will
please call without !unbar mines, •
And oblige, G. F. FORMAL
Montrose; January Ait, 1869.
CABINET - NiiIIiFICTORT
Qq Ai, NALL
NEA NIIFiOTURER sad dealerin all kinds of
11 4 VlRTAltetre, la , now pre.pare4 to fill all.
Orders ,or ; ; Redtdeads of all lands at wholesale or
retail .op 440 ototipp. Retail prieee ploy Op pi
41)1rat 13, atordlog to style- Ile RIA9 1 09 1 0.9 kW
Ready-made VolUtie; as ha ho olepot
Hearse, he is prepared to attend funerals on 400
notice.' -
New HlLr . orii,.iieg.4, i 8.561490. • •
_.
To toe gueesiggy i blit•
IMURNO'S iTe t t l F,rigggr) 04,T i taltftl3NITY;
1J Ali IsjrAt.ta nix' II m01;61 , 140 tairi 'Mayer,
Mootrose; B. D.' Tompkins, , Brooklyn ; tiiMionn B;
Thayer, Dina*. , • '.. , „ Montrose, Nay 'le 1858. ~•
'0 AIM*? isk b Y- be bane '. II Y 4:19,
Zil3. I; 161/9. . RIAR
=I
MOWING AND HEAPING MACHINES.
TO Farmers wanting Maa hies :—As ninny
ofynu are but little, if at all acquainted with
the Kirby. Harvester, andinat well. acquftiti . tr .
ed with , its Merits, or with the 'defects of those
machines which you will be • urged to buy,
we have thought it - advisable to otter you. a
few timely hints, that you may be prepared
to meet any arguments that may be. offered
'n favor of others and against the Kirby;
Wh:le we would not have you think . that
there are no.other good machines in tite mar
ket, we want to satisfy you' that • the Kirby
Jinvester is the best combined Mower •and
Reaper in,_the world. You will find that
there , aie *great many machince that,. will
dupe up and have a run for a year, and per
haps for two or three year=i, which front:it:uric
radieat defect in the- principh' involved in
heir construction r kill themselves. • 'You will
ave noticed this is the case with three ine.
lehines, which have ,seccessixely .taken the
'lead in their day,- - but are now evidently be
ir.g • laid aside and replaced by others in
which new and more practiall principle.; are
disclesed. We refer Id WCormaclOs, Ketch.
um's, and Manny's. It may be. that - Kirby
will be numbered with these after baying its
day, lint we have the faith to believe that
these are principles invidved in it which are
absolutely essential to the proper4grking of
a Mower and Reaper and so long' - as we limit
live men" to watch for any , improvements,
and, with the eapiteity'ang ability to apply
them, we think we shall not he.,outstripped
in the march of invention, and keep . the
nv where it now is,—at the head &combined
machines.
We wish to impress_upon you . that the
Kirby Is superior as a Mo'wer.to any that is
adapted to mowing only, and surpasses as
a Reaper anyedapted t4.reoping only ; thus,
fltrinergets a. Mower end Reaper com,
btned: in one, at the price of any -other first
(Ansi singte'mower or single
. reaper. The
lltCortnick and Ketchum machines are so
nkarly out of market, that it unnecessary
to -peak .of them here, except to say, that
(hey have rigid finger-bars without any
means of adapting themselves to ; it set; so
faces. • M'Cormicles - can onl y• be successfu lly
used as a Reaper, and Ketchnnt's only as a
Mower; they must soon.die.a natural death.,
The Manny machine has been the most
lar one ever built, but like the others, it must.
also•surrender and fall into the rear, rauk
with the other two. The public now demand
alight, strong, durable, and easy working '
combinectmachine. Let us see it any of the
principal niaatinels come up to the demand ;
It is>welLitnown that •the Manny hang
heavily on the horiesi. necks; has greatstdC
draft ; is very hard for the driver in mowing,
and stildharder for the raker in reaping, - and
is a hettiy and cut: 4 ll4ols thing • to bindle.
Like all machinetatbar are made :prin&pally
of wood, it shrinks . Mid swells with' evertex
posute to a dew, shower, or hot . - sun ; the
nuts on the bolts that hold the gearing have
to be tightened ; this, with the „Warping. of
the timber,throws the gearing out of place and
opt of line ; it , meshes too deep cenot ,deep
enough; the fingerbar springs—that . .throws
the guards out of line—creates frictidn, spoils
the knives, am after one season's work and ,
one winter's storage, the machine is often
used up and
. hatrlo be laid aside or expensive
repairs Made. These are same reasons why
wooden frame . machine (and these remarks
apply to all wooden frame machines,us well
as Mannfir) though, perhaps • well, liked' at
first, grOws - worse from the day it is bought.
'The Kirby is made - entirelx.of iron, except
the seat, • pals, and- reaping attachment;
shrinking or swelling of these parts does not
affect the. working of the machine. The gear
ing will be fund precisely ju thasame• posi•
tion after being run twenty years as when it
left the workman's handi. - The finger-bar
retains its shape; theluards are in a line,
and everything without lilting subject to
change by every shower and every dew.
' There is another class of machines now be
_ing Manufactured somewhat extensively, and
urged Upon the public as something superior
and new, and to `some extent have been sued
cessful r as mowers,.but not at all successful
- $7,0 0
- 10,00
• 14,00
4,00
AND
ority of laity American Harvester.
as reapers.. These are machines with joints
in the bar ;I the Aultman ds Miller or Buck
eye, and ITubbard's are - of this class. TO
the inexperienced and those who do pot study
the principles of construction the folding over
-,..
the fi nger-bar and having two wheels to car
ry the frame,_ so that you can drive,otf on a
trof,:is a very attractive thing, and they
make up their-minds at first sight 'that that
is the best thing, fotgeUing that the primary
object of a mower is to cut grass aud`srain
well an/ easily, and the making it of easy
transportation,.and a buggy in .whiCh one can
ride to churl h but a secondary consideration;
and, forgetting that the joints will wear very
quickly—that the connecting rod is never in
line except the work is being done on-perfet
ly level
. ground, and that the two wheels are
a neseSsay where the joint is used, and a very
serious objection to amachine. * ... 4 '
You will see that the joint-is that part of
the bar which is subject to thegreatest stram
when striking an obstruction that *place will
wear some, and by taking all the strain' that
comet' on the machine, the outer end` of the
bar must drop book y this of course,' creates
friction - , and with the fact pat the connecting
rod li seldom in a line, haitses the machine to
.worke bard, and the longer it-is used the less
it is liked; and finally it finds its 'wok into
the scrap heap.
.Besides this you Will find a
good reaper has never hemmed° with a joint
in the bar. The, fact that the two wheels .re :
quite too much space to travel in, makes it
imptissible to lay the grain'-for enodgh off to
be clear of the machine on its . , sumeding
s tt ratk • lliving.three and sometimes more.
*beets on the ground,: It is linpoasible to
drive die reel _with a. belt, .excepir-frOtn the
platform wheell' and 41* eramping- , of-the
connection end the. great side draft are Some
of the. causett,why ,it*aper. cannot be made .
' w ith a ieint in the bar, . Ilene!, you will, see .
, thay . they recomatendoad rsrrant the ma : ,
chine as a Novrer, - but say "rhf Reaping at•
tatha . truf is wariaoted to .work; tatiefictoiily ;
and shciuid it Nil , itt 49 ap, the , - attitcltipent
may be returned and the money void (or it
refunded.". * 4 , ' - -,..._ - .- - •
..
'The Kirb, as before remarked, is entirely
of lion. th e peentitte,independelit action' al
lowictlie wheel and cuiter.bar.to work each
on its own grour,d, to adjust itself refeetly to
it without cramping the connection or - the
cutters ; turn it up-side down, and the eon:
nectiog.wili 'be in.line ! --the draft is always
light-and always the some whether on rough
or level ground - ; -by alever at your side you
can lift either end or.hoth ends of - the' bar,'
and by another you can throw s it in or . p ot
of gedr-i- ail whilP itflpittiot So; iti tO
portabiliti, lt*is quite as much so as snrthat
haveihe' 6r *fold; for you Can hilt "thialwar
on the small wheel and-start off withdittottopl
ping tpijirow,. l l , ,up or% to.,throw it-. out of.. i
Oar, -- weanthortaa OR tigegta , tyl warsant
it bath ea Mower, and liesper,--or a. perfeci
combinertilachiat. - We have never had a
MAD say ho liko the Kirby lase after than be.-
fore using it, and we have not sold one where
it coold'be . exeltan ed for any Oboe . kind:- . --
i
The man who 4 t - the flott.-44e made, nod
the only ere In 1 . ', now thinks- it- the - bekt
. irteeltiett ov*modri 01 1 09 1 Ier bw.q.e4 it the
better he likesit . ,., - , -,: -'- " t'_ ~-
`, Qa iha Nanny and soots. o ther : ineettleee,
the raker then Raiplag o otai),44 oa-tho task
and outer' cotter of the platform, -leaning
breait against a support, and: with
ti fork pushes the grain off at the side. Rid
ing litus on the small wheel which supports
the platform,'he receives a blow on his breast
every time the wheel passel,over a. tuft of
grass, Stone, or drops into a hole or dead fur.
row. This he can stand but a short time,
Which, added to the severe strain of) forcing
the grain off with an unnatural motiokmakes
his position uncomfortable, but not•more so
for him than for the team; for every trio
the platform wheel drops into a bole Or strikes
any_ obstruction whatever, the pole is thrown
against the left horse's side. Instances. are
numerous where horses have beef actually
killed.by this .emistant 'thumping on their
sides.
By patent just secured; we place our fait.
er direcetly.behind the hors,es on .a comforta
ble spring shat, his weight directly on the
driving wheel, where it is must easily carried,
and with a rake of peculiar construction, he
can by tkquaketturn Of the arms.and - a pet
tectly natural movement, - lay the grain le.
good condition for binding, entirely otit, of
the. way ,of . the machine on its: . suceeding
We have given you a few of the leading •
features. (and only a few' of the Kirby
Machine and the reasons why_ it is superior
to others. We might give you many more,
but we believe our Harvester will dernnii•
strate in the field, whore it shows to the best
advantage, that, it is the-most durable, simple
and easily managed, the least liable to get out .
of repair,-and if broken by accident, the most
readily mended, and altogether the mostico
n-ornicai machine for the farmer to - buy ; End
although there are'some Machines that are
good,Mower4 and some good Reapers , Ahem
are none - tbat - tire better Mosier* or better
Reapers, and none that are equal as a -com•
bitted Mower and Reaper to Ktativ's -AMER
ICAN HAVESTER.
WELLP, - BLOOD &CO.
Athens, Pa.; May ,1859.
IL L. BLoivaat,,Agent, Monfrose, Pa.,
11,YANATIVE RIVER.
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Y ALIIERT LAIGIITO:C.
LINK an azu kola from the heart of ,the main,
. .
Pulsing wi joy forever, • - -
B • , ttec..Ra ; isles, with dhnpled amilevii . t; ;
iiweth hiv natlye.river. • . ' • "
Singing a song as it flows along;
• Mushed by the ice-king never,'
For.he strives in vain to-eliap a chain .
O'er thy fetterless heart, brave river!
Singing to me as full arid free •
As it sang to the dusky daughters,
When the light canoe like' a sea-bird flew
Over its peaceful waters.
Or when by *he shore OfSagamore _
They joinedlin"their mystic dances!
Where the lovP,er's vow is whispered now,
the light of maiden glances. '
o,.when the dirt shall strif = e my heart,
Speeding.from death's' full quiver,
May I close , my* eyes where smiling skies
Bend o'er my native river. ,
TABS CARS Or THE 1743:1!NG MCSCLES.-6—The
season of long hot days, shwa nights, hard la
bor;and short, rests, has came, and it . seems
to me it were halter to Warr' word. of am- -
Lion to farmers, be they &them or _masters,
who have the care of boys. Many n boy ' is
mired for life in thirse hard harvest days.—
Boys are geuerly ambitious itt become menu
and do " men's work ;" the.father is glad to
see so tnueli ".grit," - and the lad of fourteen
perhapa is allowed to take' the scythe or cra
dle, and gu into field with full grown men
and see how near he .can ..keep - s up. With
what 'result 7. Ills "grit". keeps him along
-for a while, but.the muscles of his aims, and
far worse thari this, those of his chest soon
become strained by what is to him unnatural ‘
labor, and he '' gives out." - Yet the vitalen
erlies of youth are strong and he soon seems
to Fecovembis exhausted steength, and again
.he,repeata his effitrts. But the forces of na
ture each time rally more feebly, he becomes
weak in the &lest, his joints become enlarged,
the action of the whole system becorei
the anim!is of youth is gone; in too mans ca
ses never to return. Ile enters manhood.
not with the spirit that goes to daily toil with
a song; and returns at evening with a
shout, but, with a spiritless step as if it were
a hateful drudgery, and such to him it is.
Farm pursuits become distakeful and are.
left at the, first --opportunity. We' wonder
at the iron constitutions of foreigners whir seek
their homes with us. - The- main secret is
here, Boys are not put to hard labor there.
:You scarcely ever find a young Irishman of
twenty thist has ever handredu scythe, previ
ous
to coming here.i It is considered there
to be work only fit for full grown men.—
Think of this, thimers, when your boys, want
to " pitch inmirith the men,' and give them
_lighter toil, that shall give healthful exercise, -
not over•straining labor.—A Vivsn OF TUE
Flom, in American Agriculturist.
Everyflay. Enjoyment
A QILa error Of man is the common one
of intending to enjoy life by.aud•by, after the
work of . life - is done. Ile is' so busy, now,
that he has no leisure for enjoyment!-as if
the man of leisure enjoyed life. No, no ; if,
we enjoy life at all, it will •be amidst its has:
tle.tind toil ; its wurking,dys must bring its
pleasures; its amusementsutast,' c3iiie t -Flien
needed, in -the intervals of usiness.
.' Nobody.. has a ' ight to give the whole day
to toil ; if he does it, he is false to himself
and,Whia.friends, and he,thus neglects, greii
wants' f his nature,,and.unfits himself to do .
-kir!' work in the best Manner.. The sunshine
is'as blight, the , wind is as gay, as if. pleasure
was their sple purpose. The trees and:pi:tuts
are as beautiful—they blossom as •sweetly
and play' eu-gracafulli r with. thitool tweeze=
.34 it they developed and matured no fruit. ' ,
Work arid' enjoyment.. are cerepatible:—
Portions of every day •should be given to
recreation :v.-the-mind being-,refreshedi...and. '
the body , relaxed- '....by..doutestio4,..oi.'" social atitusement. Then the4ork -weeld be. en
joyed,ititr.uch as the play.' - It - is' a pysical
pleaenri to exercise Ott snaseles , after rest,
if sfehiallY if OM) ilai.ltiftell altilise4 440 111 1
rest: . And'how:buoyant is the mind return
inOci its labor afterlr frOlie - ,witlf the babies,
or it oily. tete-a-tete. Oft,Natuiet 0 holy
Natural from thy beivint one goes le his *
work as a child, at morning,- awakens to the
wond,ets of the .world.. .-, .. ... '
'lf one cannot enjoy life, , all along; ;as he.
posies through it; he can never enjoy ,it. 11
he tell . tinriamittingly; - till he finds the leisure
. 01.1 1 rPI:11P will find - ina'enjoYirient in . that 10-.
Sere—mottling_ will.elist to. vitifixo it; ' Life _
will be to. hint s_fltildre ) . 4.3 respects earth.
, We . AO not solve - the, problem of 16.011
we_ learn to enjoy' it as it flies. Then, it will
solve itself.—LA-fitussristed. i • I
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• Tuntun London Agrirs Ply!
Gazette= most excellent - autheriy---AP: —
After extensive experimentsot e can dertirs
AS their roviult; that turnip seed of one yar
'414-Nl l l OirlY C 4011 0 .14 Rbout Coe per cent
two yv4rtcold; pa per cwt. titreP year so4 '
jf per cent. footyears old, S per eent.'' ,
Takb; EfOßifi"coAVAila-;:-TW Migtig ' a "
Farmer well obSaivis,i'"A plow.horso should
ilbovo . tto g g good walker. Th 6
, i ,w4lki4g.gait , ls not oaltlsate4 eiough - in
ing..ho6nA Only conslder what 'a team
that. loirr
aoul4 walk miles an hour fu tko
hbliA Per day; ooda do - towards hurrying
' Rocwozd ofirios work,"