TEE -irtrintrirmr.-
1:41-7§ --; 7 ”.; - : • ~,, ,
p ^di rifothogl - #415#4c59i
*st
1&7- 1." ei . 'zeut. ttielit:sirtj'i I .
WiiiiilitWitii 2 .•ipitaeivaitieet •
' kit-60in thy "'Alta. - 44'ft i ' :
Beer up htiteath the linguist))
' , Xiiii breast thiieinkkis Wes
For o'er the wile ofeheder -,
-,.. -i.'
Oh, there's a sutint - 'eide: - .*- ),'• -
, •
Let early ties - be hvoken;
Whichever thqq 10444earv -
It matters but a little,..
TM trial how Bev* ;
For there . ar,s 4 ::,t)y"* l ;,
In whom *ski kisiisi. - :CoUfitle, -
;Marie the liiklkheati'pineth: .
Yea r :there's n sunny side.
Our lifetime here is fleeting,
Id parses coon away, ,
Lilco ;
•;1, ::.AtitOrn s es Tinueflecal.
MN&Mt: 4 M
--- Be t ishthonhilit tried ;
0,140
t 'ry tqatetraggteseiß
" e 'ine elid t lreAtuiline.
This wide 'World look . ilteary,
ctrAiitiirgqldeti-**tita --
31, 1 0 1 r ( 0. ".
A i ring tse wina.-encilidev, •
' thoi teau a 6
- -Upigt
•- • ititiTEßlNGSgegt
lirei4WPY some ingnirloW in regatd
of teodiv'slieei) in .tbo,
iblifiJohnspn wites as follows lo•
Genesee. Firmer • . ' ,
The best time to , yard.sheep for t'atte*q=
i t
ing,'or eveit,to store ;bee ,as when
do aot improve on the tures., : There
should , be rm. loss of eon r ition in - autumn
or early winter, nor at any. tither time.
:Ton want dry 'tr.'s way • littered;' Eto
that they an always have a clean bed,.
With sheds to go in when they choose, bat
Miles!, guile stormy_ . they:always prefer
the yarda 'follicle. ' - •
limve fed as =my as - 000 in one yank
but thatria top many, as they' are apt to
hurt each other- in 'going to their grain:
Mein 150 to 200 in one yard does very
well.
I salt once a week when feeding grain,
about two quarts to the 100 sheep. When
fed, oil-meal without grain, they care but,
little for salt, and I feed them none. It
is the-seine with cattle. I pnt the salt in
t troughs when there is no grain -in
For the first two months I generally
feed straw only for fodder, and have sold
many fat sheep that got nothing except
straw for fodder. But tamit . depends on
the condition of the straw. If the Wheat
is out in raw state—that - is, not 'quite
ripe—and gets`no rain; ii makes better
sheep-fodder than ripe timothy hay.
I fodder. the sheep three times a day in
the common board racks. - I feed the grain
twice a day—one bushel to the 100 sheep
in the morning, and another bushel about
4p. tn.
• When I keep my sheep until the middle
of March, they were generally increased
from 20 to 22 pounds on the average, but,
inticli depends upon how much and bow
long I have fed clover hay, and whether
I hive reduced the corn or oil-rneal when
commencing the hay. Very fat sheep eau
b L e made , with early cut clover hay and a
bushel of corn, buckwheat, or oil-cake meal
te - the 100 sheep per day, if you can com
mence with the clover hay when pastures
fail and continue it until March, but they
eat* immense bulk of good clover bay.
1t is difficult to buy sheep (good ones),
for feeding purpose, at present, tor less
than 41 cents per pound, liveweight—a
high figure to start with—and,corn
high, oilixike still higher,.andlfeartliat
buckwheat won't be low. Therein nothlag
better to fatten sheep than liackwheat.
One or 14 - Pontida to each sheep. per day
makes fine sheep.
::,..rhave been writing about fine-steeled
sheep—Merinos. I have had gre*,o
crease in weight with grade Riciiiters, -
10” - with the same amount of oil;eake
41. • •! 4"-.1.
bitig l 4. l o
intagentia related of a alailons. woman} at`
Limits* Mauie, who' went into airline;
tii t rainxiartheltaheidayi tsailF(Ds the
very faindln!ly.eitt:
• aif : -,i40 sif, her .
antis tms grßat rage. Her
sterile ran he initigitifskyhen i elie found
that the!: ilmocent' Stallrerliiiishidt, her
wagoner half.". She Iv, ogitea - lwalisio:
44:totlA,001:!1'0'e, latql4er:of
swe ham '"m]esa an.asiajie
maatk, the •assertion madet)y the"Ahmii'
lisdidg Membera of Mi. Lin white eatiVfibt•
•
that, they regard Democrats as aCtiiipi - "in*
sympathy with the rehellioti; it requires,
therefore,'no very great 'effort at !idiot:Ma
,tiob to conclude that, if they, dare . it they
• wiod 4 Alifit - Peal just - As - they' ; treat , 1 40. 1
armies Of-BMggend Lee. '
iirigleAjireft or the kmazzcipa
lion Far...lsolation is for sale out West.;
tizzdifte bzd has liekeEibffe.red orvitelve
huesitysi,Aeliars , for. ••it. ..Stene.
tiag : eer;P hopes
it
. imly trimmed for a
loyal Society2 l :2;Piti Tarpials'
• calaiiiii4eii - ti! o.on ibe bigbrway, 7hidi
thtli§.o4altrie ras4allititt 064*er - up,. and
ferged-kiteSeet- . . sadjigaatmVrio, recently
sof4 in Lopaini for tistohubdiettend fort,x
poupdp,just exatitivtbe Ofrered:for
,
Znaneipation-Proclawatiort,
5:1
.., 3,374:V.1 • '7:C4
„ .
•"=. ,
'l l i f
riaTitt . 'fYil4 ,: ”
L 1 - ArE sitelr
-. _ -,:- . 4. -. ~.7:, t. ! - -1
• •,,—,: , T its - —.., , -
GREAT REMEDY
FOR RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA, LT!' 400
GOVT. STIFF ? NECK AND JOINTS.
, SPRAINS ' BRUISES,_ CUTS,
WORI D DA ORE, S, 1 S,
A PILE
AND ALL ~ -.--
-.! RREITMA ?lc AxaMililligts twAoRDATs , - , -,- .1
'' a - --n• ' `ed lid
For all of which It is a speedy an ce.....n rem y b a
never fails. This Linsmcnt is preperec frquithe reed,pr
of Dr, Stephen Sweet, of Connectitiltte The thiliotolbcata
'setter, and has been used In hbfpraetice 'for AIM than 20'
years with the most Sato* fdlceitilitt r, *-_- T -...-- .- ,
As AN ALUMADVI P ,I,a It i tin s rli-allaiii.
tatl tor
any preparation before t e pn c, or w a thi most
iketticttr till ISterieeed by* ablele trial`- __ _
Tis 1 oltd ill cure rapidly end liadl i eg.fi e 6keV
matte Disorders ' of every kind, landjtethe am:
Ehere It luorhaelostAit kiss never. bpen knOVII to
fail 2 C ,, Z,.' C.^ , •''4 r , _. 1; N iIL r` -1 ;`• k . '
i VVB.A.O f ?MI Ufford- iiimediSte•rellef In
every ease, however distressing. . ~......._ ...__,s
- sill relieve &award =fel MOD,Wiusla 1 1 . 111
gibantes and Is itiriettritadtcrdo . - • ~ '- - '
c, - .• OW also it srM cure I t ikla, .. •
V araf i ngtN un i nkenetroi ivets, this
L niment Ise most happyand unfailing remedy. Acting
direellynpon the nervous tissu e s it strengthens and
refillitieftW4ffitefirdl
"a prum,itirk _i t , rm ,l 6dT . lam tit
te thebantEßWlXdAiia l lietigiiiiii=froltrod a es
sniftanale-Dritta victim:o thistAlstreisitig agagit a ila
should gi re it a ttiaLtor itrivikaoteall to,agratintaulein"•
attltallef,Aadin,o majority arcartamaterett *max,
erflmßO_ .TIIROAT• are etleatimests-'
il l i ll it l ut r ig i ntt anr dangerontk, but, a Dmely applies
tioni &tannin:teat Trllluterer fail to cure. _
DPIPAIN &
S are sometimes veryohatinato, dentate
imen t ofthajointa bs liableito occur If •fteglectedc : The
Ironton may be conquered by tbb lintmantlnewo or
thstmidays.. r,,. ' •," .. - ,I ttn i ' , 'u• , •,, 1
Bittrani . OMB: : , WOUNtEt, , 00112 8 : «
BURNS Ail) Bun% Ylelarcadtlylo the ardaderfal;
i healing piapettfei 'Of DU! MAT'S . INFALLIBLE
LINDLIENT, when - used according to directions. lieci.
CR 1121 2E 1 4 $ 1: ' 4 i ' l ' --1 rart , ANP. pre=
BlTECtigua . it. at ~ ...f
..r. ,
, il :I : ..-*
,' , il 4 '; -' . 00 t^..". - 4 i. .... ;1'
Dr. Stephen Sweet of Congetiont,
'•
t~.
nig
the k ttre , at.4atnrat Bone y„4 4 -
Stiipholi' Street of t`mitteetient,
Is known all ovei the i'tttt4l Staten.
Stephe4 :Street of-Congo:m*4 3
• •••‘•
Is the author of " ; Dr. Sweet's Infallible Llntment.7 ,
...Sweet's .Infallible Lett
Dr
Cares Ithematieriiitd nett& n,. b -
Di, 3wfieVii'bifialibli!:l34iinent
It' a cgta . ln,reniedrfor_ itictualgis. ,
Dr.' Bureet's Infallible Liana
Cores BurneAndtlK2gitialrallenitet7. * i
r
Dr._ 3vid - ft. idallibltc aliment,
Ye the beet heetWe ' MA hr_e4e 0 -
Dr,Sureetes Linthient
Cures Voodocfliiiardicliataytuattlou never kino-vn
o I'
Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment
Affords Immediate ;riled tae Plies, and seldom falls
t DR: SW.xedrS.liiraltibte.lll4olENT.
cum, tobtuebeta
DR. SWEET'S -Infallible LINIMENT
Cures eats *minds insteleilstisTt find leaves no sear
DR. SWEET'S InfalliPle LINIMENT
Is th e hist remedy for ',Mei theknonn acted.
DR. SWEET'S Infallible LINIMENT
Use beta uerdp by . more mans nalloupeople, and an
praise It.
DR. SWEET'S L
Taken`intaMallirrres colic, cholera martins and cholera'
DR. SWEET'S Infallible LINIMENT
Is truly a "Mend In need; and every thudly should
blt‘e It at hand.
DR. SWEET'S Irifallible LINIMENT'
Is for sale by a 4 Druggists, Whip 5 and 50;eents.
•
A Priertd in Need. Try it.
Dr. Sweet'si infallible • Liniment,
As en external:h i ll , is without a rind, and will alie
nate pain mors s ly than any othattweparation. For
all Km
am* EtTPut!DisOrilets/tas truly
and as a curative for sores, wounds,sprairus, braises, &c.
its soothing, healing and powerfal Strengthening prop
erties, excite the Just,wonder-and, Astonishment null
who have aver given itntrial. Overraie thousand certif.
eater otremarkablexann,perf,ned hilt within Malan
two years, attest the tact., ;. •-•‘
TO HOBSILOW7I/1"11s
Dr. Sweet's InAllitti tininient for Horses
le unrivalled by any, Main= eases of lameness arising
from einem bruises, or neenektns. its effect beemaleal
and certain. HarnentOtWitialll Wm.-I=l l 44May mange,
eta, It will3leo ettrel,spevally,r Rbekbone and 'pada
Mitreaeilytloprevetited - nailarredin Ilvelrlnelplentsta
geLlent confirmed elms srnbeytmd the possibility of a
Andlealoure, No ease of thebind,however, is so deepe
ezu or 11.,sbut ft may bo alleviated by this liniment
and Na faltilltdaPPlication will always remove the lame
ness and mead! ttnattllglt to yelelwitlr compere - the
efise EvlifOrrie Owner
otinut t. hare remedy torils timely use st the
I torgi2ble mrancg c' ets, wbleb ir i n dl? tallY Pre
re l table t ! Mid
Iwhich render mem! otherwise valuable horses _nearly
wortbleel. „
DR. ',MEM 96
INVALIgLE LINIMENT
80 L'" . ' . •
lEN
jjr 4;
AadtHoneaads
efOntiditirtii;
A EMENDIN SEED
,c Tien
To avoid Skiiiinreindificeness
oteppmiytted on every is and olod." Stephen
Bweet,'9 hmoliSe.l4thaftt".' blown in thergines-oreach
bottle, Wlthoutsrldelineneare gangue; - '-
RICHARDSON & CO., oolnktoplietons. Norwleb, Ct.
gp
MORGAN &.A.LL. Denend'Agents.
-deert
Isolaidenleni:or
je • Ad clre itratrort, How York.
1121 r.,. •- •
)%k.NROOD t
HOW
_LOST. _BOW 'itzstoitßo.
JudAdiii4•4o„& „ *Liii r eft"- A ri g oodt.
LLLEM ICIIII On'tbit Nittare; Voli meet ilid Radical
=reef 8 ortoesninalwealoutes;vexnal
debility, nervous:ma/how voinntat, nadasketir, inclu
ding impoteitg,.coasomp ow toad Mita and physical
debility,. = , 11...- N.-. -i,,, , .. ,
Bt nobt4;l4 - itotlVOrto 04 : Mb:
The importaatilettehat the Ititil4oalletieutes of self
abstei:ZOW , Xf a M4l;retdoled. thoittintetnal sae&
Wont/ the a Application le. tenstica,.instm
menu. mem es, .en 4 Other ennpiHcat:devices.
is here cl i pkinvietrosed:^and 1210 entirely Aew and
highly on itilltllite__t as Adopted bye.. Waisted
anther, , y en: peci:p9 magma which-every. on
enoblidloosiebimieltyymfattlyA
_ll tittle leastpouroi,
cost; there itioiptio tot ttolodrorrata noEtxpeps ;Wm*.
44; ' Tt e l e l q•MI °11. b P l rkl° Shoglit4tZi:
thou= *-,;,,,,----- - A' , • - - . - • *
beat- a plaltronte ; to any adieu.
, twmpo d, opeesetptiet two...peewit I -Whin:swa g
Niii
the publisher t:_..., . -; cam J. C: et CO.
' ` lOll5l -3191 a e w *;Xer,F, ;CI,. roa 111 cs D0z,9586 ,
~........ , ... ,
:.,`
. .
• -
? Lox - -
.e..,01
•
. a
•F ' 11:usoinviaion7
A6atitiitgaleildeli . t ttikjt
4 1# t; i ?* ab b e r l COUntrKtln tf,„
Itiiftt the it -
Atte; Deets-en Ittltltruip
• WYO. IL,COOPER dve 4 Bankers.
4 1 4 . 1149: • At--
~ro~n~s , ~~~isto~s,
ARTRIOGIES.43IINS. AMMUNITION. Ac. •ite„. for
ADM; TURRXI.L. •
Ifontrotq., Marlß.iB63 • ..• c. •
' TUE, GREArAZIEWOR :-
Tea Ccitka t ria,33.3r,
'5l ltitsey street, New York,
Since its organization, has created a new era in the his-
WHOLESALING, TEAS. IN THIS „COUNTRY,
They hare introdamd ;their selection of TBAIVand aro
• • , ,'Oellitslt*Aktipt , over
TWO, CENTS. PER LK ABOVE - COST.
11 1401111Mper.uliarity of th e Company la thartbefr
Tea-Taster not only devotes hie time to the selec
tion of their Teas ea to quality, value,.and. peculiar lo
calities 011einrotrt„ but he helps the Tea tetyerto Choose
out of their anon:ions Stock such Tell as are beit adap
ted to hisvarticular wants, and not only thlubtit points
out to him' thb heatbargai us. . •
IC is amyl° sea this incalculable advantage a Tea buy
erbas indlasSastahlishinentover all others,.
Uhe tano jtalget of Tea, or the' Market, if-his time bi•
valuable, he has Willie advantage of a well,artganfzed
system , of doing,business, of an immense capital; of the
judgment of a professional Tea Taster,and the knowi
edee of superior EtIieRIEICTI.
Thilailablea all Tila huyerf-role?gur..ter if Iligy;afb
thou:Marc, miles from this raglitet—trifurchase bit as
good terms here as the New York merchants. ,
Parties can order Teas, - end, will lielserved by as as
well as thouglitheymnac themieh 4 esi being - etre to get
original packages, trite Iweighta and tares: and the
Teas are warranted as cpresented,
WPANtier List orrho PAWPA ys •,;T,siqtli
will be se:4l6hr! who ordt•r tr, iCaotliptlslfi
Hyson, Young ilysoni - Inzperfol, Gunpowd
. ti tri Twctikn,y! Sktia;l"Doiddicy,l, '
I 1 !e'Soifohang, Orange; - • •
; ; , Y- b ekosi eiapan :Tea , •
of every description, colored and uncolored. • . -• •
This list has each kind of Tea divided lute. tour Cloolee
es, namely: Cargo, high Cargo. Fine, Finest—that every
one may :modem and- rom description and the price an
nexed. that the CoMpany era 'determined to undersell
the whole Tea trade. ,
••- • • .
We tante° to Fell all our Teas at not over TWO
(2 Otis.) per pound above cost, believing
this to be attractive to the many , who have heretofore
been payleg enormous tomtha.
'GREAT ASIEMCAN TEA COMPANY.
'' 'kew Sark, Oct. 8,'89. Bml Importers - a Jobbers.
Watches, Jewelry, and ,
Silver Ware.
T 11.1; . undersigned. would _sever:o3lly Invite
Yourattentionlo hlslrrellselected stock of Fine
••L •r . Gold and Silver WTCHES. Fine Gold JEWEL.-
• . Sion kind.-ind, varlet*Of 1101es—tont
p ng fillofthe newest and isiO4 beauntiroi rilesigne. -
Iso. Solid, Silver Ware, equal, to coin—and our best
make' of BUver Kati:Marc -ffith isacle:lfivarranted
to be as reyrreseated.
llgr - Watclies and Jewelry caretally repaired and satis
faction guaranteed. JACOB RAMEY.
(Successor to - Stauffer & Barley.)
• No. fiStildarket Street, Philadelphia.
March 4th, 1883. Snit.
A.. 0. WARREN,
LICENSED GOVERNMENT AGENT FOR
x3co . kuranxi-sr,
megapraul nAck PAY, and
DRAM Illaem . piaci
A LL Elusions Intruhted to h!m promptly: Att4inded to.
/a °Mee west of the Conn House, near Bentley & Pitch
Montrose, September 15th, MIL ..
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES • WRINGER.
No. 1. Law Family Wringer ' .".'.., ...10 00
.
"No:11. Medium do . 700
No. 113( do • do ,- ....... ...:‘........ 8 (Kt •
No. B..fitaiill ._,..-.._ do , _..,,.„.., ....-.....1..,;', , 55
No. 8. r.wv Hots' do , :. ' :.... . - • - .1.„ . •:14 00
er 4
No. 18. Medium LatindrY, to ritn'ti *tenet' - 18 00
No. R 3. Larger - " do • .:7 . , 13r hand, -: ~.- f •
.- - 4.0. W..,
.Nos. Wand 'Soave no C . ; 411 bthersltrei vrarra tat
ed. No. ais thesize ...yen y used in private families.
Ora_ Awe Judd.4..the _
_'AuterleanAgriettiturisi.';saYa or
theMiIiTERSAL CLOTHES - WM(IER.! •;'• ; '
"A chi a cartreadity wring ont actehitllictekaheildto
a fetr miniftes. -- Ms th reality a'clothergaireri --- A. time
saver! and and strength saver! The saving
.of, WW_
meat still alone - pay . a Mrge 'per eel:aye . on its cost.L‘
We, think the machine much more than :pays for Ftspft
everyriu:tbesterlug - otgatmants 1 There are sever-:
et loin , • nes - 711Aatkis to genets! • construction, brat we
consider it' iraporteut that the be Sited 'with
Cogs, Otherwise , 8 Men • Loilgarmente may acig . the rol
Sere, and-the rollers upon the crank-shaft :slip -end: tear ,
the clothes; or , tbernidter 'break loirseiliota - the itinft:-. , '
One own iii oee rat the - first snake,.and ft Ms' is good a 1
new after nemirionf yearn' constant - me." , :' - : • ~.•
Every Wringer wittrCbg Wheels le warranted in every"
particular.- NoWringer .
~ .• :
(oath! -
..• thtrahlo - witptitar 'Cog
wheels. - "' • -
......, •••
oi:trent:Wm. .
If—W.os=ot alba. rfilee. from places utere /10 One
is selling. we milliard the Wringer free,ot c;riZW•
_ror particulars and circulars addrers • ",
c.,
Aug. lil, lam BROWNIXG, 847BroadFay,
80r. . -
ST. CHARLES MOTEL,
.13101brigeaa;
3Poiazi, Alhoreziu.e,
Als-0,1
7 :15R; I.*TEMADP -
04 6 1.71,''sTiPmetrar:t:°°*i_ clit A a r lgg r e r r e s tr.
periente. . albattOte,'lttit, 1802; ,
!_...:
The Great , ` br uin :! alli es," :
ip
la.^. V, ~, W lgc, via'. "t iti l liyamit i ra ..M. , .o . 4
GENTJINEPR IitIITION4,I*
r , - fl ,- ' li , /11. .. • .4;:t...:11.(-113 ,
nalmoitiqs tviiiior,.o.#creatl." • t
46 • I ',
'. .' ' ' BARSJEPitiMi, .
. - ---'-';"- ir .'-' ntrittri i , ED Rosirwasit.l,,..---
.Irzwannio agunik . viugasAtom,
oreantyger cppiqr,
Sl id : '.lll* - -tr*Ot
A Nikita Iteinedy tkiedittessie Octit6 ,
Blitd4r,, f itidtieys;
- • f • .I'r
. • di)in
el, a nd 'Driilisi,e 1l
• • .1)
IngMries • lne rower of diecatior,'• an d
excites the abaorbents totalealthfaitlaii, , B3+
watery,pt, palcarone..clepoattlonp;Aneitomuntill,A.i
'segments art reclaim': ea' well as pa and' Whited ion,
and.le good for men, women or children. • Ift I' .t
11 . ,t1 ,
EILMBOLD,'S,..i.FXTRACT -.111101111
, 'Dr
Aiii4l,l4',`o9m-zxceosps,POlitll:-.015b.40Pa,
tion, 441 8 9,r4i0. 1 / 3 Pf. Abuse, I
Attended 'filth Ili vg symptoms:
indlsPoaTtlati io eneitios! ' • ,f o p t „,..1
r ow , . f •
Losa 9 f 14 81 Kit. • ' "DI trnityi al Ureathint.
Weak trtri 9, . Xrem li, ,
Horror of Disease, • -" ng ' ' • I s'
Dimness of Vision, Pain in the Back.
nit•crsal lasiitode at tha itinshingtot the' Body. ,
Unseals! Sys;Vii,Eruptionsfoti.,the Frage,'
lint - ildndlii. • • 4 " Pallid Countenance; '• -1 •
pryneds of tho Skin.
iciue iinaiiabiy removesPOClll follow
n c nt ylltTgACYc n7 T l V' t lari vi lle y
Mit hey atiplt 41,My 1:41 4 % , I
dieelleePttt
Inßanity - and Constanption•
Mang a reWart "MIC R fgeij artWjdrle
none Vloagets.ctdaof t tne kgSafis e.yng
and thMelancholl deaths yCdnitmption;-
bear atn
ph? witness to_ the trot i tt ophe alalritnn.. • ,„
The 6finsthution; once' affected withie)
enie weakness,_
Retinfrii (.lit stiengthesl_ool_ .jna r
ate the - System; wilfhlteLlMOLD'S =TRACT
cm" toToriably does. convinee' the most
4'; 4
F °Pf 4 9 s e. , F e i ta 4 e b
Old or ii.i'ltii;single, il tniiiried z or Caton-
• p
In many affectigatelpialarCoF 1 Op Wait bR
chn Is unequalled BY any ',Abb. rentedt, da elilotorier
or ftetelltfah3trlaularlty , , TalnftihlhisON upilression
afire Custamfaiy . Eederattloras, Ulcerated tiehirrons
stale of the Uterus. Lanchorthen ar Whitcar.4
and for all complalntalacident to the sex. whether aris
ing Ikon) ladlseretiotkilahlttypf lOm
DECLINE OR cttaap-r. OF LIFE.
'3F111717r12. tnota
_le
qiici*Mf orn
•
te
Taken=gt w dteine foy, 1
r ry
HEIMBOLD'S EXTRACT BMW
r 3-7 :Cintl§F. 7 4FU T Di l eWag
In alltheir stages; aL ItWI? e;pcuse ; . little or no thane
In dInI, po Inconventence. ; ,
P!,tP(i4 4fjlJf4
It cansettlrequent desire. and gives Strength to Urin
ate., thumb). ramoringobsthictions.' preventing and ca
ring tiVietnreaßt the-Urethra. allaying path and inlarn
cra
mutton. *arena tittilegkas nt 410304 and anted-;
lug Poisonous, di axed, andtforn-out matter.
•
Thu nds Open Thouiands .
Mio BANE 'BEEN THE VICTIM or
czwcr4a6kaato3i
And lib° bore Odd HEAVY EPEES to be Cored In Robert)
time, hare-lona they-were deceived, and that the "Pc:d
ean .• /um bylbe nee of" Pretterfttl Astrlngenta.". been,
dried up in the system, to break out In en antaratel
form, and
TrlfftriAPS AirfallifAlMAGE.
SE •
HELMBOLDI UTRACT - NOME
•• TFor sill eeticial and tiliesses of
The tirirowi 040.1111 i , 4
Whether extPtittg haidliVE FENDLEfroin , a;tativer
cum otig . titattng, and no matter
OSIOIWLONGSTANtiN.G: .
Diseases of these Orreun require tho aid of a DATtic
NEWBOLD'S EXTRYCT *HU
is THE GREXPDTURETIC,
Anti It Is' certain to lustre the desired effect to all Die
ciao, for which It id recommended.
BLOOD! 'BLOODI. BLOOD!
lieltabold'AfilighliConc4ntrnte4oraPtottud
Fluid Extradt
:
Tis is an trffeettOn of the Blood, and attache the Sex
ual Gegans.y.halogs of the . Nose, Bars, Throat, WinlV
Ale, and other Mums Surfaces, Making its appearance
14 the form 'of Ulcers. lielmbtfid's Extract Sansaparril
la purifies the Blood and removes all Sealy 'Eruptions of
the Skin - giving to the Complcadop a. Clear and - Healthy
Color. It teingprepared expressly - IW' this clime acorn
plaints, its Moue-Purifying Properties, aro preserved to
a =Ater cttent than any other preParation
rills
•
•••-• - - . •
• .iffilutbolaNi Bo se W a sh.
An ex6ellciit talon for tireiset of Vgyphilitle - Ature,
and as an inlet - Wm in Diseases of the rrinary - Organs,
arising from' beldta,ot,dis,lisitlow..pactil.ln_connection
with the *trete Iluelsti and litircaplii,"in such dlr.
eases sit recommended. -
EvideneS of the tabstrOsponsibleandrellablechallicfc*
mill acotourntedlebtes. .. - -•- •
• ..'
MEI 'OP cuss From elkht to tO n yetra Idundlug, path name s '
known tit science a e. ~ ~, • - • •, •
For Medical Pro s ofBIICITS;sto Duipettsatory Of.
the Unltedlltates. - -_____•• .- .
~. - - - , - •.- : .• • ,
See ProfesnorDZWEEW-raluablestorkon •the 'Frac-.
tiee otPhyslt.,:,_. '•- • - ••••=. :: . . .. • :• - -
. Sao remarks Made by the late:celelxratedDr.:PlEYSlC
otildiadetphla.: . • : .7;4 1 .I..`'' , • • _ , _
_,- '
_,__
_. ' •
See remarks roads by , Dr.3l9llltint-McDOWDLIA. a
celebrated Physician. and member of the - Roal - College
of , •land, and published - In the M=mutkull •
oYthe rind Queenbi Journal.
.- _
..• • •,' - ,- - •
tieo.Medico-Cirurglcal Meekly:published by ileglamln,
Travers, Fellow of the Royal Collegetif tliktgetlas. -
See mOit 01'11161MS Stindend works on Medicine.
Erxr , u.cr Bucury : ,11l .00 nu tarns; mere** $5 OO
.
---.., limutspanni.s,l 00 " " ' : r ul
dit f
boom ppE wp- , e f f': T r is,l 7o 4‘
Or ha it Ocifen of 1 . ATI , :'...,.. -
dent the , „ tbiatiptliOrN 1 .! ,„, c , .
,11 1 ,
,1417
Adb
scribe 4! i ~‘ ~ , ~- r a . i m OA. - ' v.,
Or be. symptoms ti all Celan:dab:at ons. Cures
guarauteed, Mvizegratis. •„- 0 .. ~• .': .. .:,-.4.e.,-.:-.
AFFIDAVIT.
Petaonnhy impost beibrepotn Aldeimss of the efti'
of Philadelphia, ileimbold. who, tieing dialYsWcirn
doth say, his preparations contain no narcotic,i no mi.*,
airy, mother ,•injtironadsugs;.lint!
and itibiseritiid - heroY,o`,lfieni WdY'Of Nov:
_ • ': '4lldishisti.:Nintli-hgtettinho.se :R40.111114,
'Aditi4sletteta for 1°1'6,11:m00n confideaico,i
11.1 1 . trßEMßOUX , Chetnist , • 'I"
Deßltilo3 South .Tontkidrect, heiowCbsstnstMiiia.
• ati, tretrinattimazynnaurae,
Who endeavor to 0111(10 owil" and 'ottier
articles- on the reptitation attained by - •
Vect/4".,air Yr- f,
Sareaparilbt.l
ti - .- • " ,-ImprOved Rolm-Wash..
all ;nuggets inefrigtat.' t • 0.
ASK FORICSL'KBOLDWISSP NO '
ent ontlbeadvietliettient. 'Mitt! call/MA
itnpopition and e.tpostive. )19•ch 101 h. 16%-ly
---,-.--------, 4.------:-. „A..„.....„ -,- ,1.«-A IP 0 P ' -
1. t il 7 Ili In ' b r., 1., . r 7
Ndir ollbrilinflallidrie Orlin( hirtiniihnistivelitaritsetionsi'
Q r • "Nltf s l '- Of Is -- '4.,..-ifl .
.. ‘ , i I 'to • •ijtl , Jr
! rA- . .. 1. %.
a- • ..t . ;) 1 : ..,..
0
,
, , , ir••• •,,it',.'i . .t ft. • ZIMI . :!.
Seat offerctl,ln Sionaelnifinn,couti,Ts aid prOlusisfy cpm
prielnk tneKiesiteet ifarietylor P raosedifferent artieleeof'
any-Store AtitqMptthern partill FMll'l44lO MINNA get.,
baps of the entire girlie. •An assortment Is
~kept. I pp .
about thirtyilliferesilitanettes °thine; endl tie selis
nuns/We made fromahout far* .ipi,tho hpistilAsisses Ph
Nes* Tisrk, and mole than fifty peelers and manatee-
WON out orNeW 1 inutr. - - A , , ilanto 'Propirtliattif ItgY
01)041111sie brought dirpct from the-,manufacturers, thus
'nearing genttinotirtlefei. Cuistounsteon blaming :Om
ROW mast We:Watt Wand ohiryttrinr. in sightohnt,
nearly every article wanted trill be proddecd by Inetdry,
Smite - idea of tbentotk May be fixated by thtdolfolug'
gesoirul ontllno,-hittensimaration la inignzeticahle; , I:
tuPypgs end Medicines. Paints and Oils. Dv(' ,Stufra,
ts, Liquors, 3fotkert. 'Olati Wares Vali , and'
WinfolaTalusy,'Jtprelry,l3llver,WArq,Pmpianey.l.aney '
I
Goo d s ,
i, muslcaTlnstrnments, Brushes. American Pot)mt '
Knives. Table Cutlery and Sliver Plated.Whiii;'l4lurpeV
Materials fpr Lights I tardiyare, Ded CordkStonetWoress
DrytoodSaifirrMiNrindevr Meta. Lithe , lapilst,' 'Cep
nbsbel.,nird.:Cagesillnectaelesw Whips,randLtistunte:
i Brooms. =lPisioja,
,Ammunitton, ,Tobtter,o l 'Medi,!
1 cal antl'S Itiettnments Salt; '')ossii:Poias.al VriP"'
biellar, Pliratat ultilittu in aburtastsintrin evetyilintig. ID
restore the sick, to please the taste. to delight the fsye.
to gratify the fancy, and also to condbater the Walsh&
substalltialconsfurts opife. „..! : i:;, IT "., .. ',., ; •,` - 1
The 1100611ml' Wise publielsieiriectinlii itiv -) lta to
rao block Of,Otinds: biltießlt eteinsbrely far 'chili: do'wtit.•
9 I P Plll l 9 l 4.! , • o 4tPsfae Princip A le r for
m w lo pricer. •
" - - • ' • .
•Afontrosei +January ift,lBo3. ~'. i, i 1-., • , . i- ,. z • •runnE )
. • : . L- : •
..- - ,
r. .;~.i ,
'
'OA
•" • •
0 • tp , -) r
1 1.161 fi:"!• t "1"2 B(pri-- , -u;,)
J 11: werirg Vida OrGO.
..i; ..gIiE,II 4 ASSE GErr. =ART ; -;.',.1
ling. 4 lil.,Zets t ii t cjitt z t . E sT s i iiiree tt fir i ci l aTip :LI"
connecting at Scranton, where it arrivoit'atl^o.lo riiiiteg;
with a traigon the
.4 i:ink-lino= ark ill Bloomsburg Rail
road, for Eittston, Wytimitig Valley, Kingston and
W likersharre. , aid ,by otellibtes with k the Delaware and
Hudson railroad at Providence,. for Olyphant and Car
bondale. At Hope station. thistraiu connects iv; omni
bus with the Belvidere Dclusial_Ratiroad for Phillips
brrg.,.Trenton and Philadel a. Atr 1F.0w.. ilantlecol
Junititini wherttittittiVßlbt' . 7. - tiWthe:sitittnttrkin
mo3nects witkr nt,ina e tn theplatral Road oriiinw..ThraPt
iti
forlizab'eth: Itetink ' Now York, stun, rtethleftem,
AllentowtkleLatteiv hunk, : Read sand liarrisburg.
Passengers ni this train arrire,t3 cw_ Turk 44.5,q.k. i . ,n ,
Philadelphhinti3.oo. and in MIMS nit sitl,lo. ' *-•
'The train leaving dont of Cortland sweep, New York. at
8.00 a.m. and root or Walnut street, Philistielphin. at eta:,
ni.. 'etudeeting • With th e ftsiedget train of thht4oad.
lenvin,mliewliamptOn durittiolsral , ll.2o,ll3,and artier.
IILS at -Scranton at 4.02 p. ni— Where: it - connects Wit„h a
train on the Lackawanna andßloomsbtsig Rsilitoad.Aind
with thew:olms running to the DeLittnte 13 1 14,- findPon
Railroad. .
This train arrives at Great'Bend at35:10 p. , m-. =Mug'
a dose connection with the malt. train going . West ow .
the Erie Railway.
AN -ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
leaves Scranton at 1010 a. m.. connecting &ail Bend
with the Day Express train seeps on the Eric Railway.—
By this train Passeng. ors arrive at Ittuttari, s "Byrnettae( Oaf-
Ste, thrisainti • stay. • 'Returning, th i s = train 'leaves
areablietul.at p.m., p. oh rriv
the aal,of,thoiNnw •Yorit
Exprese ghing • East. and 'Buffalo Express going
lud antics at Scranton at 0.20 falai: •
and AI, 'CS
JOAN. RRISMN. • SUP . tt
Gen"! Ticket
Acrnatian,AlaY 20.1663. • i t • ' •
' , `l )
L.
t r •
O3t anti ' fitter April 40. 18641, Pneeengir Trains' will
run as A:Mom! :
' • • I. • 3ION'IN4 13OUTIV:l!. ;
•
, • • -Passenger. .1. Accom. •s;
Leave , Scranton,. at 5410 a. m. 11.00 a. ro.
•• NingSton,• at GAO Arrive' 11.00 p. ra.
Rupert. nt • 3.55 • . • •
" Danville. at 934 Lin.
Arrivstarklorthit.s6 ,-, • - • -•-
, : MOVEN :NORTH. -
Leave N'Orthlttaherlarid* - 4.30 " „ •
Danville, 510
" Rupert, " 5.43
" Kingston, .4 03 143 p. m.
Arrive At Smut , r 0.10 p, m. . 3.30 •p. m.
A passengertralu also leaves Kingston at 0.20 a. ut. for
13ccantou to connectvrith Arabi for - New York.. Return
lug. leavetiScranton on arrival of train Rom liew York,
at 4,20 p. ttz.••• • •
Passengers taking train Sernib from Scranton at 5.30
m.,•via.; Northumberland reach Tianfsburg - 14.30
EtaltirnoreB,3op. m .. Washington 10 p. m.. Via Rupert
they reach Philadc-phla at 7.00 p. m.
GEO. B. RUNT, Supt.
Kingsttin April 18, meta.
ERIE RAILWAY.
CiIANGE 'of hone, ' commencing Monday, 'Apr. With,
Dran Trains willieare Great Bend; Pa:, atabont the
followinghours, viz.: '
,
VESTWAUD ROUND. i 'EASTWARD BOUND.
1.
1. idaffolo Exprese,tlB p.m i 2. N.Y. Exprere.l't.s3.p.m
3. Night Express, 1:07a.m 4. Night Exprec, 2:14 a.m
5, Mail. at 6 - :53 p.m 6, Steamboat " B:33pm
17, Way theta,. 12:50p:m .....:ii i 4 • • r 2:51 p.m
21, Accotr.odation,ll:sB a.m 1g;
lit, m way . Freight,
0 . i e . , t BL . ltl rn
Nom. 3, l and 8 rnn. every day: No. 16 IttntiStmdaye,htit
does not ran Monday's. ' No. 3 of Siturdaye rims thro'
to Buffalo, but does not ran to Dunkirk. "
CIIA'S MINOT, Gen. Eqpt.
. .
Terrible Discl osures—Seerota for the Millie&
A SiOST valuable and, wonderful public:Mon.:A work,.
21. of 403 pages, and 3 colori;d . engravings: ~Dr.„ Rua
ter's Cade Mecum, an orlOtaal. and mule! treatise ; on ,
Man and. Woman, their-physiology, functions, and:sem-,
al disorders of every hind, never - rsiltha remedies.
for their speedy cure.- The -practice.of Dr, Hunter has
long been, and still is,:unbinanded. ha, at thee:truest so
licitation of numerous persens, ha, has been Induced to
extend his medical usefulitess through.: the mediturt_of •
his '• 'Veda himuro." It,is a:volume that: shoold le In
thehands of every family in the laud. as a preventive of
secret vices, or as amide for the alleviation.of one of
- the moat awful and. dent:ll4l7o seourm,,, that erer.vielt
ed mankind. One copy, securelk enveloped, will be for
warded free of postage tp any pOrt of the D.nited -States
for 50 cents 10 . P. 0. stamps, or 8 copies for $l. Address,:
post paid, Dv. liznitev,-Ti0..3 Division street, Now York.
,Jnoe 180-71 Y . • • • •
41MT BROS. & 1344 R
2421,t0'0 4 1116
... I EELT: NAILS
. HARDWARL
erlifEilliffle,'_GOUßro.RBtl2ol( &-"P ( 10.1071tfrE19.:
OiillllihG
SPRISTGEt3IAzu#S-dBxosB , Am;
11921P4'.8.9T11,71f"" arid' 7r4 B NERS),
.I?.4ATPD,IIif 'VA! :gi4g44 71 .4E : •
y , MONS,IWBS, BPORN6I.I .! .1
FELLORS. SEAT BPISDLEB, BOWS, &e.
AlrptEr; :V101031:06 01*:b1p1,11in41.ir 1 ) .
gjOi . BLit** MP.. 14;14:
'cutclFLAR ANDAILL SAWS. ROLM PAClltuw,
TACKLE : !BLOCIKIN: - hASTER
I'OurriaTtsziEs;r,; •
Fig Enil WINDOWOL4I3IS.LEATM riataltal . s.
Aptimicurri*egigg . .r -
scon n.• 31qta: M. 064;1', f 1 y
Wholestaill& Wizll.Dealeralß
3R. ,
le r /al -
s ;11,
t.
virOffoir
spßlGlsmittimt„!
ViEr7,AUS,ToRtCErVEIps , •, • .-
;An:. .I' , 41 0O l iva: • , 1.,:cz;4
A l t " A ' 4IEOE -1- iMUCT/0.4.,
from Apri6prices.
rnitiirdit;ldtacvidi tileasstar;.,,,ll
:ntritg:t:sfroi•,
which willbetonndaslarge ugaaY , iridiitll f bep f m o.
.. .
. .
.
. .
Tit.;111,...11..,5....U.111.0111,111„.11..k..
CiALlEll3ticl .
ON TIME I i EODUCE.
Nikitali.
,;1 1 dAY1 , 1,, 86 qt1 I .-NwAkiiff),TlV.
"...rI , MI rt,,Eti..,;:1.r;'1 , 4 , 11'4 . 41ri:!...', ~, •,, ;•,,
1 ,1 , I:ti.l I: r ArialSSOA l3 44o ll i I , 4 i1'... ,
Till/bet OW tINITEI:-..1t AoB3a ttitaibilyt i treit
mutual consult ; thopeioaebtedito tba sat Arta
by note or account are requested tictill al dee er
• Wm. H. Cooper dc.Co'eNanktugjitmee and pay ap,
Payment may be made to U. or W. Sm ith, of Ike Ime
fbnztot IL Smk.l% .Ik , Apt, .... , rt . : r-- -
1 1,:shp r iirj
-Sitaftttie,ldifil let, 181:3; ' 1!•-; It cli. surni. :, (~
..:4'l
7r)WZNWIMEII9V=,774r..,
IVIDIDEETALIEUSINESS hi en ite'branehei will be
JL chrried onet the atonic° "at D. !Smith
the andcraigned. Pirrone wishing artificial ','Teeth are
!netted to tell and examine Opecimena and getieb.
workproniptly and neatly done, an warranted: ; I win
don't kinds of Dental Work atrfre lbw Ames *Vaal Deo
In Ode comity, or elsewhere.'
OP It le
,plainly the dray o 7" ill to bare. their., work
done by a'RMIPENT DENTIST.
- • VIII.4)31ITII. Resilient Dentbit. ,
,J4nolGth,lB63. tt blontrOse; Pa.
ED ft° Nftt
•
• ; mua c silrjroN,
tilMhg , taken ont a License, for the pirpesii,* ne
tioneering, and basing had several years experience
in the business, now tenders his services to the public
in that capacity. -Aorta brit* LinestseskAuetteneer nut
r.ctaa such. under ritichalt, of Va.' Beeritt of Congress,
July let 1e62. tNe . *¢. • T - • fd
• Orders' by • triall- lirtratptly. attended la. Res Axe:
FrierkderilaPa. ; . .11ii curcryos.,
April "itb, 386,1- tr.
• ~ i ii). '..7X2134124113iCide ; ;
BitibiCitierltk4 O van_ a pitoittel tiytha Caw
taintiaci'itt PahstatiCa MEDICAL.at
I TlPAgn n ti c VlitZf i rafgrip l irat t elitt that m 1 bi
r esented .o him, at 31ontrase, Pa. Rooms at J. S. Tar
e rciAl i t l ru " :o l. :Apri . 1 fi. 1863.—tt •B.
?9‘
NEW FIRM:
BALDWIN, AL ,& BARNHART,
WEST brimOP krnuc i.+l4trier
DEALERS• =
FLotrß, FEEI ;;.14ALT,
Garden,fleeds,'
Wheat, Oliver, Tlmothy &Inas Seed;
Peas,- Lard, Candles,.
PORK, RAMS, DRUM urn,
Smoked Halibut,:,
Syrups, lioliSses and Sugars,
TEAS, COFFEE, SPICE'S, BROOM S
AND NAILS. ;
- Cash Paid ibr Butter.
A. BALDWMit,' W3l. LAMM, P. lIAMTRAXT.
Montrose, April 14, M. •
TO DAI R .
WE have made arrsngcmentq<to sand Baiter Wiley
T 1 York on Consignment or Contract, duriwt •ths.
`season. We will furnish pails tree to all wliur us dell
rotmoidoing either.. :To Mose IriM wind to .send srs
Will . tee the AfgAert agtrket.prk* ant t Ironipt
Cu they paying freight and commission. -
ra - We will advance money on consignments, if
wanted, and bold ourselves responsible for all Itattsc
sndiPails owned by datrymeh and sent.byma.
BALDWIN, ALLEN lIABICHABT.
Alontrose,.April 10th,1863.
. .
NCIPTICI333I.:; ;
Aye. V. TIMER iluts epeefiled Inierestio IsithiTus,
IYI. the same as with our, predecossors,,Xoo2olT,
COHIJ. & Co., sl3.liirci.l7l7l:lllC.o 4 111 1 C1 1 1141gm .
I.lllolr'S' Dealers, and would bo bappl to • decals old
friers or receive their orders, which we will execute ix
•
the very beet manner in his absence..
• LOV.DERBACK; citutsm 4,c0.. •• •
geo T,
Jan. Ist, 1.562.
4 . of,
ratet4l (or put favors, the ALlttagribei..wogid wet
vesPeetrally coll-tho attention tof all•PeOnspl paytapYst-
Awns and Tradore, to the- above notice. Onto, past
liaraware criltile received here. and forwardest Ilfar
protect) oieept dartntrthelatanths:ofAprtti, "Mai, Sett.
and Oct. , During thopeZontiis he sffilbe most haw to
ee tliefrl ends and serve thenipt Xi Pint Row. Evart.
Jgonte ß gleesp,Fe batectfully'. .•tlr,ilB-6.% J. . X. , Ca.TYLNEL
unAVORI:t . ' •
• . . • “i'!1:, ;
VRIEt 7410,
THZ UnifertditeiCruitild
earles on the r oupdry tt~ , user .
the cornett, .Ibuve en tuuldotid etnAnusilynutut•
tacta,-,4> c./.;
r e leViSqUid
1 4 v, 11- 4, OAS: -
*or
40
And JOB WORK finished ou ibort, ttotleu; : AIL WORE
'warranted to be good mutityp,nd Bnlrtt. ,
; • - • c ...4.11.11TR0L5T,
.70, Mlifoid, April 11,1$111, 4 •t y , t :` • .
..
-. KEY:S I itiNt: gottitt
.:,.. 1 L .- :,. . '-: - ' .. ' '
.
At 'Montrose, - 7a, - -
Win. 111.'31AVECrtrizOlsrietor
iiikiiiiiimitiiai2.saieitiaiiiiteialailvi,
2::"AVOntte: Dear the Conte noose; Intl waft fit tatltte
ot,ttustatslqess Itotlggettose.,.,Tbe Rteptlatette
eonfldentthet be C ' ted to ebtertaln neat eln 6 irsT
tbnteettabttall to ye ITIRE SATIBBAGTIO2I:!'-
ee
Tbeguteld. mitutistro soirssirgtilPsiss—lbss
been oared 10 tender It equal freer i MOM ' int in
Pas part of fiats: , :It is welt strSwithanteesst
improitetnents. and coreftnia. it 0 ughlit=to 74 1
'always be ready to ierpond tot ' -ale en.
Tbe Stalslesooti With tbialtoase ate new and
.
convenient; -- . . ,*
(
Tnertoliziefor sespeetrally solicits ail osttoosgso of
M s old Mends, toteellerVt — aStbe piablleraerally.
, Janed tf . WILIE. HATCH
33E4OrconserLear
firB-AotittnaritcoxstogrlgoodiitHig*
w r efiza,r , .,?".l.l.n!, , ,Ttritntatlng:
r
WALIC ANAIt 3310044 4173 it
A tew euPPIT, . 7!1.444€4.
. . .