. dioVek Va ilt, -ktitlghi L er
1*
- . ` ' ;
Many fatinWaii.ticii thili*preeiate
the, importancaof : raising.e.laver .exprestP:
ly to plow under for the prirtiosaciffertil-r
-hung thitioilr Red - Clover - tyill grow in
: *
almost anY.soil tit eteo*et ; ~t) o t yields
mosttibbndintlyin liadeeti;..earidy foam,
as thelong tap meta penetrate-far into
thetiab-soil,aedsoatequei 2 tily. it will grow
in soils liio . dry to support_ ; many other
Idndiefgra,ss.. . - ' : *:' * • • -. '
bhlcarouh matter is an excellent, stimu
lant to cause cloirer titircidtice a 'good
crop; and among the many schemes to
amelioaitiaolli 'and. bitniiheiii to it high
state of fertility, J„..rslgenUlover and Hine
to be the -eheapWritrd-W e reanure, in aci'
dition to ivhafraiarnytrd i'litmre is ntade
on the 'titbit; lt:=ThittiitrOe epd excrement'
all properly pg.Seeirial llom
,4ndue fermen
tation and.:**Witllth.-iajfdieious rola
tion of drops' atia4-4 7 efit•thabd careful cul
tivation* aro
_ahhit-alk. thht a farmer re-.
quires teikeepfiplaititcenstantlyimprov ,
itig. ~, , •,.:•,, , - ' --ily; ~. ,
Plaster or ihrie - 4111.x.tafee'white or red
°ldler ; seeds tO spring up wherethey must
haire.-ilain dormant for a. considerable
Igigth of time, and when these grasses
1,40eU10-40-,* syontaneously it is a min
1-sign of the Improvement of the land..
In ieetions' of country where-severe frosts
bccarvolover seeds shan't:lllo sewn in the
felt tosuccaed, well,, and there is no crop
perhaps among which it will grow better
than oats. 111 1 wish to grow. a crop of
clover to plow under , for manure, I try to
sow-oatsas early as possible; in March; if
I can. I plow cornstubble in lands thirtY
threeleetroutwo reds wide, so thatl eau
know how much grain I am solving to
the acre, bytneasuring-ths length of the !
furrows. I-saturate-seed oats and-elover
yed.xith stale chamber lye,,theu,slyy the
wet~ ais *refit' one-fourth of its but o f ef
fete lime. I sow two bushels of oats to
the acre, and after it is harrowed in I pass
over the ground ivith a triangular drat to
make it smooth 'sad - level ;"then 'sow h
peek of clover seed to, the sere, and har
row id Slightly with a light harrow, and
then ,Spish with a roller; r =,_ If: khaitS nny
fear that a dry season may occur I mix
turnip seed artienulte clover seetlilirlth
the hope that may play sue l CedlO getting en
ough vegetable matter to grow, seas to
eleverly shade the ground by the time the
crop •of oats is taken from off the field. By
" .teal experiment I find that there is a .
ass of fertility to the soil to allow a bare
oats stubble to stand in a broiling Anglist,'•
sun, without a spear or blade of grass of
any kind growing, to counteract or miti
gate the burning rays and high and dry •
windli,:lthat ,So evidently appear to draw
the streni,th and`substance out of the soil.
After the crop, of oats has .been taken
,frotn the field, if the land requires Manure,
I haul and spread it without delay, not
fearing that it will waste much by expos
ure to, flieltmethere, if there is a green 1
coat of thriftyclover for it to rest upon%
Incredille.as it may- appear to some,
a
`green mud of clover upon land - covered
with a coat of unfermented manure, Will I
act in conjunction with each other, in as.
sintitlatiw , 'from the `atmosphere . to the
sill enric hing qualities, which is lost by
the amend being turnkap to dust, that
absorbs -.the dew that falls on the surface
only; and that is evaporated by' the sun
befare mid-day; whereas- clover shades
thwgrimirict and retaina,the • dew; and by
the aid of the uip-rooot, , which draws
,largely from the atmosphere,; .and depos
:i deeply in the soil elements contribti
ting.to,• fertility, and adds - many tons of
vegetable 4 matter - to restore_ the loss sus
tained by the abstraction of crops.
r About the middle of Septenaber, if the
weason btuilocea favorable, there Willa* a
flue crop if_ . clorer, Which I plow under,
and as soou is possible - , while the, ground
is %fresh -and snellow, I sow with ' wheat
one ands; 1"alf imshets= to the acre, wet
-with - chamber lye ht least a year old, then
:dried with a half bushel 011ie finest bode
d list from-the, button. factory ; then , bar
`fair; drag Or eot the ground smooth, after
which sow a half peck - of thiaetb,y, seed to
titVhic-ii'd'llet.vs- 'Over it sfightly:With a " - tat . f tw .,, le.--
ligbl, barrow. This completes the opera- 'Fa s ' '* l .a.1 .° , - ...4 A ' 7 1 1 -', A -'-.
.6011 , ,And,leaves 'the ground nearly about riIiANGEOf boars. ' Monday; Jan. 4th,
UM mellow.asif the. oats stubble had been‘:='• ft"' Mthil winle/ I "efe" 41, P Bl4 it a / 3 ° l4 ° l e
following boars viz:
plow4underaad the - land - exposed togs , w , : ....,,,-.5..4.t)T.11.. - ,-. / .6 ,'-' .
trailing- sturfor several weeks. Then wet I."="iFx r gittZ l iti . titj'Al,rett;i74%. l:l 7n;
barnyard manure hauled out' and inimedi- 3 . u Ni ati ht Express,l:sBa.m s. Steamboat.' 'Wit p.m
4.4 plowed under, , to:sare - -the.stretitrth, it - *silt' lett,. „at: tt'VV,lireigh natl "t, 10;02;11 t
leii - frOtrerappretifivthilethe tool:titre 21 . Acc•lncolk. titinOPP el° 44 1 ,' ..: 1
• _Train t runs every dim No. l6 - rano Sundays, but
°glair- Wei:lamina - olg eafar to-lionr - fine ddesuotrillatataiy. ,. ..Tisiusosstraisie,ntyainti,
Atgl,..eral do fora time a pesitireinje. Irorli.rnag throng* a-Biala. aratidoesrlotenitto Din
. itlilt,...euiEreiiti
ooniot
ninon `farmers
iirme
is kirk. CH1 t .413 NOWT Gen, Supt.
E. 11; a 7" ANTIWNY,
titia kr: ,i 1.464 i4ziauld, l 4Pill*ed tWA4a'tir ` l, l •
..,.`, 4' '--; iii44: l ' . '_ e*t :F. i 1 4 1 13 1
t
ore t7 tinleis f tii make titaothy seed sumed - 61 ). " - '4.. * * - --1 , -; Aft- • t
* -""
Is
:well in4tiowitig amorig whesiti f brit" ' 0 1, 9graviLle. a ena ,
vlini , mitithtes-;against raleins; clover to .. ~ , _YU ,4 1 .W.A.D.WAT.s Yi• •F• ,
~-0
PloW Ndot- Tz tOr•iparall:o s ,#lisi as .. - aTosi by ''''' - Ciii-ixlPheiiiisirsi , :iiii•iai- "
,hAvicq,4lf o.grplit,24;9'?Fiiose4>Aratb"Ab4 p a • OUR CStio - tbilibneflOttlia m ilaildia*,.. :over ?Our
ked,; for if vou", throw;!ldhartra 'hew of area ; l tjn2 l 3l a" l AMe i n lii
/if SIB EIT" OW '4l';, : iitaiia4ii' - ' , * „ilisa.s 04 Imeriellz/t•,e4- .via
4 t '
~• ,;) • ':' -r' - Ts Major•diiii . liA - : D 2: 44llllilleglei4leci ---''''
tidipm; c-ttieiri , - lay, tiolfile,.7-WkstE ,- ,rembieti on is-84 Lieutenant-Colonels-207o1bert .-439 Ta b : i
4iiereisilLbea rich"- spept,' - illiChit ~„„Tie c tuailf , s 2l, ,,sl l46, ...,_s2 „ erraphluw e i--2;64 , ,,
evident that f it.
,is „best,' to keep.: Otnid •TtletWialiti. Ato - la t igraariora:'
ah:idea:, riTuntitliy iced Will : gVow :Well i ,clulllt i eg, ulu g"r iw r ei glertite emo d n Eggr,,, ant '' ; '
ameng-Jrheatiafter once' plo*n4,lf a lit- !Gilliam). AL order fey eibumlifetires - IrOm our
as eare.iic bestowed in extra cultivation- zasiLeattlititillt* • a S1•10;and snit by
of the ground.. Many farmers sow ift - mi . , -- - "': ,-. 1 - iiiat ogra . 01. 40 ......•:-/b uitte " . - - . y: ,, ,
am rough..sidWe,; =ileac. it without: _ or these _ 4 4 42ilu f aetore , *great Twiny, in
c harvowing, in whibh easeit 1111111 L -creep er,,....atetress.,.. Sesen,Leita si jaajack...,,,,,;;., - ~,,P,,if„,,..:. ; ~,.71 ghl yk.,
1440.1 amoug.tbe clods attd'grOw the bejairrt k a ti traat i taria t • ' . = Wia;
Wtir# ,' , ,
~, an bovine' eddy by-nntirat Si ge=ts Oft-Siz dente per
-,11 :•3 8 -. a '4 ( Pa:ion among farmers in re- ° L wrat a iraTrr; l " 42"4 oti:"T e .,-"'.' ' , : , 1
'UM
gard-• ga (.4V state of growtb.alover
.statsgbpts:&!troncoprt,vitwa
.
sh o u ld l e jp . , to pl? - fli under, to. prodice- - oirtitivarilearttuaiwttltieteiatNeariatiaga*
- *st - efecta.,in cortohing;tbe soil and'pri? jece'AQf 1 4 ,3 'EA. ~....,'''- .6 ''''` - ''''-
anittlit:eriva• C MY - eiPerien„,ce . -Paintalia a ' ."- "itanutacturers Or 21 %1 0 .404 1 u_
yerfectly I've state as De ft , tor'whea ai m . - 'lOl iNsur i lrdelt•
eillitiftablioin therels toff sauch - ste. s*ls cl b y: m t./24 " - an ti 9 M - Sllltal7 Sign win
charine Igatior- - liOntaleit4l4.l4 which by, t rillbe ', I W - 4 -, . ,e-r. , ...., ;7'
Nlififit4o,oo-llasAleSenCY : t9e o Ortile . i f t ,M DI ,: : ;40i, :'. ' ii...ti c .:' stlit;
S e
.4411,7, FiV-tea;yeara To;Sikteglaittitaiso , 'Ws drii)ti° . ttn, r: , ' 4 4 ; _ ' ''.:. ; ,ilWr
Aillii4 - ifoil '1.40M,.'110 olsnyesiseeted
et:rid irowing-finekbrirpi of clover =tont
linttal. and.. 194 it stand without 11 4 ** 5 -
AllhiloSsll.' lbw', 444 or.NOT,
i t
dog is** ilk tiits- stzlbwei*fi; ea..'
,timed olowor t and.cut the tilt :Croi of:09-
Win,..-m..c~^'~~5...~..,.w..x.- .~mx~T.~,kt:°`l~,
.
I have rePeatOY raiseisi 01 0 .!..verlitiont
corn and foutid that ikpaid foi.thetionble
d' expense; and= have' 4peritnented . : pp-
I on other vegetable's matter toy havti4Oilw;
plotted ande l ). green ' crops or; 1 14. pats,
corn, buckw eavand , turnips,' none of
which, heieve'v t ,were equal. teielover, bat
they have the' advantage over that' plant .
as a meatus toimproyeaterile.69l4-
• IPIY
beeause - clisver is an arisled A li?: itiO and
milli not groi in a Voni „
Mr: - Editorii have not' exhausted , this;
subject. Ineitid in faiei cio
ver as. a rem:l46l - o'oB. I km:owl-ant
tedious', bit inn a working-man,. and ad
dress myself to practical armers.--Ger
mantown
BLANKE'rI-70 HOUSES. -21 0P'. Fr 61 : 46
who have , the' :care of horses in w inter .`
mako.aseriolts mistakoin throwinga Watt
ket on the animal astoonms he is stopped.
oftorbeeorning , heated -by long travelling
or hard labor. The vapor that steams up
I from - the horeides - ofthe horse condenses
rand ;Wets the blaiihet, and ailie continues
I to - cool:-the cold itudtwet - coveriugf syhiah
keeps liiin - suet; bill's irattini& -Of warming
warming bim. The better plan is to allow
tha4tople•to Atm' #ucovered until cooled
doto to abouethalardlitary temperature,
(which of course will, depend on and must
bp,mulated.bycoircumstmerkaud then
Orem:944 fli7l44riket. rj)
—LAIR
ve y r cagy, f 9 t, . 46;r4' 1 0 4 rtlhP
second `Otoip-MI •
ali, 6lll o4hillt•lrit*!srtut-t i r
tO• for . 3711,41,4, wIliC kiss acidlifw
fie
t: -6 - geitiaii* , 4o
higliet than the barite
lir this plan I saved for-tlerioitirerciß
all the manure ?, which I appheff:
as - possibleialti nnfer*ented state. Un—
der this systeiritlie Soilimirovetrqidly,
but in consequence of the-increase of the
mice crop . , ci!susettlit s lup4ecq4bTovor
affording therfcwfotorwarl* imft
protection to mcrease"andintatifoly4
obliged to;abandott' the' plan, sui4 vitort ,
again to the*th-und the loot tel.:men
the c.a. • . • ',` .
; -77- • •
Wholesale Bend bealers in
ZAZIOVAMX9
• TAMA> =, •
= STEEL, NAILgi-`'-
faTibWES,
BUILDER'S HARDWARE. ..
MIMIC RAM COUNTESSITNK& T. HAIL SPIN EL
RdILROAD & MINING supPz.rzs;
CARRIAGE 'aparNat, Air,2l4; oStir4R AST
BOXES. BOLTS. NUTS mut WASHERS.
.PLATED BANDS. NALLEABLE,
IRONS,' HEWS. S'DKBS•..w
FELLOZEI, sEdir SPINPLSB. , 80W4.4.4.
vicAs, 'I3tOCICS D,IIPVI:OiLLOWS
amums, suaitEs. SILA..ta
CnICTUE AND MILLSAWS. RIMTINOiTA,CIMO
• SAMS BLoCSk PLASM PARIS
cENENT, HALE a ORINDSTONNS.
PTILSCIf WINDOW 0 /./iNN.DtlgNEßtiltni:/C*
-DAIRBANN.'S SVALES: ~ • •
N'ersiies. 111. 1863. 1' 17 " '
'mous I
emote/ FAxmittiMi. sack;
eisriasksoloriesn'
VIAMISIN DIE COWIN, srij a lp
o k air i
se sue Om ter sale by
WORLuII
-
7 i t
70i1 .apor
.-!
2Op 91471 A 'AIM 04720raTigATIMIAM . : •
.Flisa.tavery Jrcies, a trell.tucota ',urethane of (wank
,•;.• • • Maine. • , • , 10 ;• ,
_4411t
,Irfe gOld •lireq:ASOWnlite otsoarS-outurataitit...A.
suszerer pet ouelottie which 'tailed ertlvidedredutiegtL
and fah unstkerion to ,As, fist as oar:.
peal:draft it. thu.agree there het' been' DO Metlitilwritket•
ithefore riour contmunity."
144 1401 : 11 . Pimples; Sidebar* PulttifieL Man,
• ~ •13ores, =Wall Dinetraos of the BM. , • •..
r . ; '4rom Rev. Rob& Stratton, Irtito4•2llviaint
"totly do my duty to you and thirpublicrwhen.l add'
rayteurzony to that you publish of themedidnal 'virtues
Orlettit fiaIIeArLIILLA. My daughter, aged ten, had en
afflicting humor in her ears, eyes, andlUdr.fil* :years,
wide/me were-enable . to cure unit wer tried lour -gAg„ ,
OMPAIWU4. She bas been , weirfor Coma antmitun
MerfArsarsits E. Rice. a tvettliaoseicautuitick:eicemieft,
•n/Dennisvil eve Matro•VN
A 11i - daughter has suffered "for a yearpast - witlia remit
ulaut•eruptioP. "Koh was very troublesome . Nothing:
adrirded any 'Oaf Until - we triedrir.
which soou -cmpletely' earrid ' her., . „.
Arige'Cliartra P. Gage. volf*lyiks
Gage, - Morrall. t tb nvintinscho'kn.
peta in Neutaus,
N I I had for several yeem 4 verrtrcintagallovn" in
tot face, which grew constantly uorse. n nit disfigured
my features and became an intoleralarifffiction. rtried
alccut ercrything • Mao could of both advice and medi
r tine, but without any relief whatever, until I look your
Baartarantata. It immediately made any late worse,
as..rink told me it mig htier Abner but in a few weeks
the neve skin began toTUM lender the blotches, and con
tinued until my Meg IS 11 smooth J 4 antliedj".,end 1 am
int tiorit aoy symptomalaf the' Oasis' inert, knew
eirjoY:Perfeet hadth, and nit/rout ulett4t. Orr it Your,to
Etatusacautu.a."
_
iseripelai—Gettesal Debiliti—Purify the /Mood.
• fran Dr. Robs. &min, Banton St., N. Y.
Dn. - Arta; I seldom to remove Eruptions abd
'Sent/afoot tOrvs by the persevering use of your San.
sarauttAA.,oufdhare jest , stir coiled ea.:attack of
.tnattit Erpsijitta s s prith 'Be alterative we plisses.
mue o the bausimAluaLur, y erou hal stipplied lire pro
fession as well as to the people."
' • Nnins vr= R Mums, Atm - . ,!ao G lob;
far Mere years! had: tWjellew Eryffpelar an 'my
right arm, during which time I tried all the'telebnted
physicians I could reach, and took hundreds Of dollars'
worth% of medicines. The uksers !were so bad' that the
cords became visible. and the doctors decided that my
snit' Mist be amputated. I ,began taking your BAIMIA
ft/ALLA Took two bottlesi - aall some or your Ytiu
furether they bare cured me. I modem as well and sound
u anybody. Being in upublier Otte, my care isitnoten to
tatiyeady In this uommtadty r unCescites the wander of
MIA ,
Noes on. Hertrilifiewo, of Retreadle. a IF.,
a/coding member of the Crts'au Parliament. '
"1 bare used your ♦YATAEILLn in iny fimilj; for
r...debility, and for pain**. the blood. with very
t2c l ial renduyand feel manikins= in commending it
to the Olicted.ll
- '44ithetara , Pitts RoiteBorel h alt
3Therectitt. BC
Mead. rn.
1).07* Itorvey Attlee BV., &s `ats& editor c r runb•
begioerg Pennsylvania
"'Oar only about - th years of ti so 1111111 tittered
tignapies on his forehead. They,ra yapread• until
fortecd r a litattisotoo ant ilitien sore, whfeh eby
e Wilts audnetendly blip &CM" eyes for acme days.
A sidl physician applied' nitrate °Never and ether rem
edies-without Any npmrent effect. For fifteen days we
111Fded tatiban= with theta le iambi ;ear °youths
Retest* end t ' , erotica wtde4 oov'ertel 'him 'whole
Owe. Having : hied. teem ,thing , else we. had any boVe
trom, we began flying. your BAnsarattims, and crop
lug the iodide o r potash. lotion as you direct. The sore
began tthheal'ittaiu Xt had " fen the first bottle. and
was well Arbiter we had dab • , theeeedild. The - child's
ey
elashes: which 'ma'am* , out west 'again 'and he is
enimgettealthe and gbh as - cur other.' 'the Aoki neigh.
borhood - predletad that the-chEd must dies"?
9yyailir atia Morettita
'''Tnuck Dr. Thrum Storst:VSe Mitaserri. •
siiiftfol your ilaitsarAzuaLa a more effectual remedy
Ter the tecondary symptoms of Syphilis, and for eyphilitic
Crean than any other we parser*. The profiradon are in
de'bled to you for some ofitta , beit medicines we turrew,*
PnettA. J. French, as ceases: Pfillariimeir Law' .
relied Mass., mho es a prominent sesegar, 140er
' • Mire ofifastochatens. •
"Dn. Mart deir Sir; T your -Saar
sitizat,LA en excellent remedy, ror hoth`ei the
priaidlount, lecOadary tpe_, and effectual in taros cram
that Willitbo obstinate to yfeld - to' other remedlei." do
hot know what we can employ with more certainty of
Incites, where a powerful alterative is required.:'
Mr. Chas. S. Ma Liam, of New Brenneiel. N.J., lad
dreadful - j uicers on pis ler caused. by the sbute tff rief•
miry, or uteredrial disease, which grew more and More
. ilgravatett for yens, rpite of every remedy. or toot
meta that could be applied until tbeperveverfugluelif
31
Armin B•.IIAPAAILL• relieved him. Few Came talk be
fouud more inveterate and dhireering than th is, arid !I
took several dozen Dottrel - ) tri Mae him.
Lettemheetr:lWhitee k Sexes% Witektkeite,
are generellirpiedueed by fntenial triTtss Marano,
and are eery pfteu cured by the tif Ott Yer egret Of Ibir
r.anaarliettsa. 'Stirkw: eerie errever. br eld
of the Ba.ausaea t teitc4. Ale 11044 . • spiliestion
• 100
From the reatanion Cre , flar.inWeriebrcired Di. J'abb
Morrill k of (*winter/4 - - -
"IlWee found your SianssAnu.s.A in siesllent alter
ative in diseases of females, Mans sues of irreguls=
Letworrhajtaterns4 UlesiWutic tied lonsiAlebiiity,
ingfrodi that - setoff:don dlnTheads, 'hare yieldtd to It, mid
ways are' kw that do hot, when' its strict is properly
aided by local tresteneus.nf
4 4 gfulsopteUting to Gam the Fulylicatiea,of her maw,
" daughtetind my . leritei relf,blie ban 'coxed of a i - Fiy
Leateitibrewof long wending, by two bottle*
RI YOU' SAP.SAPAIIILLA."
athoilEattilll32 Gout. Licser Complaint. Dyapepr,
abt Heart Disease Neura4tis,
ithaweaused be serror . to in the aystem,Me rapidly eared
bolds BM. Saiularammt.W.
• • ' tYER'it
CATIIAILTIC - PILLS,
poss,es, so Many advenowe% over the other purga
tives in the r - -rket, and their sum-tier virtues are in
universally known, that •we neell not do more Akan
to assure the pahlie their' quality i% maintained 'equal
tothe, best it ever hIL IMe r ik,coll,that they, may be.
4extiddd on TO 1 all'elint they ever done.
Peopaird fir J. C. AYER, M D., 6e Co., Lowell,
and told bx • •• • '
.
A. TIMIZELL, Montrose,
and. by one trader in every town in the
pointy. may,lB ewiv
- EXEMPTION: OFFICE,
OVEI(Tm 'POST - OFFICE,
.21LCCO1%TTRCO13311* 2 2. 02123. 1 414
11111 E undersigned twin; made arrangements to sw •
azettreessesptintistroMthst.Druftto - tlibse entstie4.•
having procure& frontlhe omEe of the Provost-ifaw
*hal at Scranton WS .tequisite forms And . Itistruetioi* ,
11111114 tend to that businestrathisito bin Montrose
ringthe continuance of the draft. °Mee. hours from
o'clock, a. in. to 10 o'cloek, p. in. Those desirous of
uailin:Lheruseivelwot )str. serviejsrwilltraselitAbc*
'selves atlny oincermitiediately on receiving notice. that
thernre drafte‘eadT , assurdlllettl • that in co' doing
they win find it to their advantage.
TiuktouisunkfortwbootZep ix" aetiand %rho era
Instilled to exemptions o ure as
PA* watt 41 riftedIdto le Ebonite= of 04111
kiTfriiir of aged orlo2rto toregtotooteuts;.-- • '
124. Olkogt th,. P. hpinrotagod WlMpuento; foto*
thongs more th at 011 01102t.' , 1: , r
" If f' Bach •Dhq ' iik___4.24ntiittofiotraillot
`4l3.lloeii; nosier 12 years o Agoo,wpciwookooubliclabOr
oartt 160/404M0f,i4aMILTOriere•Ablere
Aret 1 : 1 lel.illeaurnefarallyrareadytatthernii
jerraerslee'o the - united States.
SUL Satchposiort.sluxittliololher otrootherless
dionitu t derllyears of age s dependent on his labQr for'
t ' Machper a son "under 20 pare of age. over U •
pars"Rf age •• and maryle!‘ or , "over 42410;t0r,Pf
Aliens orunnitttiallieOforelgtiera. •
MrWhere there aretwcw br mere tOtuforiti
uvra slid the, puns flattest° treetwhie
Weitteirthrrele/Otriet'bri insdellerisii the
l'hirre w many othertnitterirpirtellingid the.ilti4"
Ze 2in W o r w e h lap i lr= r e ig r iatto is* under—
pgMtmussives at mai& pq»
- -.-•• - - Attorneand•ConmisliOvivititawarld
•.. . - 4,lllPrflizOlgt ,
7 NIX#42II2IngT; . 131X,V304/:
L i f t="= „ z antia ,
.4 ss!
• undue sad give eutglegebAsi '71 74 `, tto
R ' s
Etta to. slaapvicsuo us
ms Alwatldodttos• 7 2,0fittil'at SALM/
1 1{ 4 -Lt.! PAT 510024
• OM". 40141,:plas.—If •
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0ci1133
i l i a r A LI A du - A
The Great "Ameilda . aitemediaa,"
Entfd "7. '
GENIFINMPRYPABILTIONS;Nrizt
tatimisoksitirtroeffirttanr..t -,- - - T4=:% 7 1* ,.
• • • BARPAPARPIT.A.;
— 04143400:R05it,, ivmsti: •
. `lam
"1:1103ly Concentrated" Compound
'lllst.treoetelb' • 3Ertsc7ata.,
A pool*? on& Sliteall;/rettlelly,for dine/wee
ItOder:,'itidneyo;:- Gravel and Dropsiaait
, • Sivellinga.:
Vl* Malting that ties the power of dluestliSii, int 4
excites thaabsorberasinto healthy action, bywldeli the
watm or pleerona' depoaltfotui. find all unnatural ;A l
largememteate rednezd. as well as_peln and ludginattorl,
audio goodfor men or eldldren: •
HELMORLD't .:.: EXTRACT BUCHU
.ion waasaniars
A ißingfrom EtComm:3,, h ab
its 'o ,
rDisOps4 . ,.
tioniVarly Indiscretion, or Abuie,
Attended with th , eg symptoms:
Indlipoaltionlo Bzertioi . . lof Power.
Lomat Memory, Lb Smutty of Breathing, .•
Welk Navas, • , Trembling,
Horror of Disease, . . 1 . Wakefulness.
Dimness alVislon, , • Pain In the Back.
ilitiversallusituda of the ' Flushing of the Bad,.
litusculiz System, Eruptions on the Face., -
Hot Handl, t . . Pallid Countenance, , •
Dryness of the Skin: •
These symptoms, lt allowed to giton, which this med
icine Invariably removes; 'soon tam*
IMPOTENCY. FATUITY, EPILECTIC FITS,
to one of Which the patient may expire. Who ran fay
that they are not frequently totioared 'by those "direful
disease.," le •
Insanity and Consumption.
Many. aro swum . of the eanee of their but
none will confess. The records of the 'insane asylums
and the melancholly death, by Consumption, bear am
ple witness to lbe trust of the assertion.
The ebnetitetion; - enee ifreoted t
game w,ealEnesir i
Require. the old of medicine to strengthen and.hivigor
ale the eYkleln, t Which EXTRACT Bt.
CHU invariably does. A trldwilltoirvince•timmOst
skeptical: • ".
'Pennies, Females, remains,
Old or young, single, innrried, or contem
?kiting iitarriage, ►
la mazy affectleraepeoullar ta Females the Extract Da
cha le unequalled b? Ray othertemeayras ittChlorosis
or itetratickajytegularity, Patna:a:less, or Suppresitoa
et the 'Customary lemaeustlems; Moulted or &Mimes
state of the Maas; Leachombes or Whites; Infinity,
and for all complaints incident to the Sex, whether aria
lug from indiscretion, Habit* of Dlesltatloa, or lathe
• EtIECLINIE 013 ORANGE OF LIFE..
elm syirrroze Anon,.
140 re;d3Ur 141101JLIE BE, wrrnovr rr
. , .
Ike no Deism. Idersury t erwUplimums. roedielair for
, -. • nnplessantend claceeroSidiSelwas- -(..r ,
130
W I NEI:61 - EXTRAC ell II
. _
CORSir SECRET DISEASES •.• •
In all their stages; at little expense; little or no change
in dleC,.no inconvenience, , - , -
AND NO EXPOSURE.
, It causes frequent , desire, acid giyes strength to Urin
ate. therehy.conoving_ otistruetiotr. #ndcm
ring Strictorte of the Urethit idlitting•painend
faflmtn-
I mstion, so 'frequent in this claps of dlsoilleir, imd'expeD
lag Poisonous, diseased, and worn-out matter.
Wonsan& opon Thousands
, :cirao;fium ofpuTTRE , NIARN.I , 9!.:-. ,
'
- -And who hirre!paid HEAVY. PEES tobe enredinet short
titer, hare found they were deceived. And that the •• Poi
'sled,' has by the use for" Powerful Astrlngents,7. been
'dried up in the system to break out in an aggravated
form, and
PETtgAll AM'S IitAIMSAGIL
-...-._ .. . ,
, J
. ` S. E - •
0. •
NEWBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For all adiretions and Melia Of
The 'Urinary Organs.
`Whether extetingin MALEMITEMILE.from edaterer
mane originating, and no matter • .
OF NOW LOIIO.BTANDIRO.
Ildseaset of these Organs rainlre the aid of a IHuritle.
NEWBOLD'S EXTRVOT BUCK
• * IS TEE GREATEOII7BETICI
•Al2l/ it le • entaiti to Iwo the deeired effect An all
'eases, lot which it is recommended. •
BLO'Obt - BI.OOD I BLOOD
Helmbold's4Wy Concentrated Compound
Plaidraot-azsaparilla..
•
•• Is an 'Median of the Blood4ndattacks the Sex
ual organs. Lininge of the Nose, Ears, Throat. Wind
pipe, and other ?duces Surfaces., making its appearance
s b v form of Wag& , Burnet t
lr parilletithellioandsrentoves all Scaly Ski to'd f
the Skin giving to the Complexiopu Clear andd Healthy
Color, labeingprepared expressly foathis claskok.ore-'
Plaints; ite_Bl Pnrlfjing Properties are'presery to
rater extentpuklll47 preps:ration of Sarsapa-
Heira - se Wash . -,
abeliCito
:An excellent Lotion tor Dlsaiisai of a Elyptllltla, Nature,
indas assiajectlon in , Dloases t , tha Urinary Organs,
'robing fr om habits, of dlsliwtiOn. used In connection
•wlttithe Estracts Ruebn is Sarsaparilla, In each die-
Mathias 'recommended.. •_ • • . •
„
'Evident:sot thanzoat respOrialkle andrellable &wader
, wlll accompany tho'ntedloinese ( 1 •
• • •.• CEBSUICATES OP Clint
cu
ed to iwsll , 3' Years standing; vrfUs'
known twaelenceanalassar. • • , . • • •
'••• For Medina Properties 01/10314,5ee DisOensatoryat
theVnlted Iltates; ._, •
• Bee teofessorDZWEEEPAraluable work on tho," - Prie
ilescof Physic. • -••••-- • •
'•-• see remasks madirby Umtata celebrated Dr. P$ Mile
_y•,_ - • •
See ratlike nasty Ur. sPlinAni 'itetHqVirAWs ,
.islebrataillyaletsn.and =ember or the IV=
Clwarecaltareland,ond 011bIlsbed II! the
tithe EMI wad gotan t s Jourissl• 0.,•,;•••
'See Mtrdlou•arorgiealllarlow4pubUshedby Deajamla
`Seers; Yellows:it-she lloyslColleponloyscolari •
e. motrot ablate Standard wants ortiimltelac
;It:"I` BlVntr; , ',f .- $1 00sissarna, owns , rot 15 ao
•• Sawirawastrarti Om • oo*
larrtmack Ross Wax 50 • " sls6'
Alt halt I, cloaca ores*. fort** 01. which. IMP ha
cleat Coeure iturranslobstbsato eases, U Illreettosts. are
adlinedto; : ..;
VlrDeseribs symptoms iiis;leomastudestlons. Cares;
wisltatteett.', isieferismstha • • • •
AFFIDAVIT.
eirrootisnyippeuperotecraiv4.ouhfcity
otpbuinebbismr.neta , dablitgops
dothsay, Preparatthli coma no Immo flo
tart; *Other lAtt,di Ogym butAulndkaatats4..
B. T. LD:
,
' BirotA and Subscribed beforerise - dtdsl, day of Nez
1114 e t - 146 1 ;1 1 '` I Cir6ii4C r;i l ieirf Mee; TAM, -
Address Letters. int wearldenee,,
ILT LIM Cbstaist.
__ ,
r ,tlO4O IN &AO .I k's4thegli,i P / 4 14
~ ,1 ' 1111 W0 2 0 -40 .1 1 P 4 wfaxo '- - -
ass voinsessairemesszss;
.Mesthii , RE•tii Vitti of their co L irsr:lol:#::fntir
es on tbs reps ktbrised'br
~,i.41091c,1".,!?:!„u5re PrePssatiotie,
'if -i . ".: 041;11 0 10 'NUL
ifekiti in Otie ttii t itt -
arra, :.1 6.11 . Ito
Cat otitebitstkirtftetielii,
lespssities sad *sponse, 15siebte11,1803-4y.
, 4. d
:+IIO; 4 IIjItHEILL
X itiiffeitiliffigiattftft&lMlNittkidtiOltablatithill
'f 1 • "
F'
• .1 -
; .29 •
. t. Ls ,
Ever
1 ;a Igi .'j usqn . Mgr Ter Prlnagen
prising the teht'vari rtn I emit , of
any Store In the Iforthono part at Pen, alkYlVall, talantlifer
baps of the entire State. Alk "PrtartmePt is kept , la
about thirty different . branches' ofttalle, add ttieselie
tions arc Made from about forty of the best Roues in
New Varktend more Shan 'fifty Diallerantta . ‘ldtmune.
hirers out of New Yark. A, large ,proportiort opp..
Goods are bratiglitairer.ttrom the ntatintattnres
serminagrticlee. Customers on anterbh e
fitore th
ltaust not expect %Bud eVirything T iififghtAtit •
nearly everyttic% wanted will be pro laced by,le quiry.)
Some idea of the Ind& may be formed by tiro' following ,
ginifitOtitihiCinteattmerattatattlermetteabtic- , `
Dregs and Medicines, Paints and Oils. Dye Staffs,
Groogai•litluPnt4lr#terY Ghee 'Xi Wall apfl
11 100 72Pairle Silverc,Ware,ff 'art Efiralr
Goqus,MAsicaitnattatrtetits. Bombes, dim Puekttt
Wnives, Table Cutlertand§llveiPlated Ware, Le d,'
Materials for Lights,Mardware, Hod Cords.Btono Were,
Dry Goods:Mirrors' Wiudow-Glass Lithographs. Var
nishes Bird Canes, Spectacles. Whips, and Lashes
BrOtoMiltiatta:PrOfalav i7ollVire
ealiridtfitirgittGamitrumentsA Balt, liatiact s • ..17 1 V - i.
brosalPpreelawreetlia;% eliort; vet& ei tlittlft
restore the'efcr. &pleader the taste:to' OW did 34
to gratify the fancy, and also to conduce to the real and
substantial coniforts *flits,
The attention of the public %respectfully invited to
my stocic Of, OtvadevbFlCllo:efietivelyfor cub dawn,
an dwfil be soiXenelis same. prisiVar t t lowTritee
Montrose, iinniry 15t,1863.
A 1 0 ,1TLL ASSORTMENT 01;"
fill& WIER GOODS,
ligir JUST RECEIVED, _go
, . .
=esd wlll be !old
AT A. , LARGE REDUCTION
' [rota April prices.
It t ettnstlon.milkistelade the
srocK,
MIST4IBERKIIRE
issior-cydigiair!
ON 'TIME, ror for PRopuct
S. BURUITT,
Noi g .1.803 ; NWWord
KEYSTONE HOTEL
it Montrose re,
Win. IC. HA'N'GS, , Piaiirlator.
Tl 9 newand commodlons Batelle sitheimdchr
Avenue, near the Court House. and nearly to cootie
of the builders portion MbittrOse. -- , The Proprietor:is
cooltdeOtthst liereAtte2l - tiVeratertide*rterdslott • Tray'
*het Amines:lW t wiTIIIIIIIATISPACTION:, ,
The not el *MI c reltereere ticrexpenSelies
brio sparid'ioietiderif eqUellf riot emperlerte - soy In
tblepart tNi State, •It fete/01T ulth all *emit
traptovements 'and - comforts; and Obllkler molten:lM
Orals be-readytd respond tci the cell .of customers. -
The Steblea cooneeted ittf4h - this house *renew new - sad
convenient. .
The Proprietor resoectfelli Polieftr 'thi patronage of
his old frfends - ..traiellers, and the pobllegromelb-,
jeep tf, - • , , '•-: WM. K. HATint
woorovg!.,pw.;,'
DEL . : :UCKI's,..:'..CIESTERN
3M.e111.-rcoaci: -
THE PASSENGER . TRAIN
•
r EAVES Grefit!Bandit it , faskitLierterthe arrival at
2,./ 0.30 non., of the Cincinnati Express Irons the ,west,
courted/ft at Berenton,,Where it arriv es _et 10,10 a.Ps.,
with a train on tile ' Lickatianna end RiOottisbW.ftfl
toad, for 'Pittston; Wyoming ' Valle s; Kingstra,and
Wilitesharre, And b} omnibus with ,t: Delaware. and
Hudsonrailroad' it - Pro*Vidatieo,:for• Upbeat aild-Car
bondale. .At Hope tudion. this - train connettsbl ; =al
beit with the Balvidere"Delaware
burg. .Trenton and Phllrydelphia. - At Nei Hampton
Junction, where irarrivesnt 0.25 p. m„ the acme train.
connects with trains on the Central Read OrNetr Jersey
for Elizabeth. Newark, New York, Easton. Bethlehem,
Allentown, Manch. Chuuk, , . Easdingand Harrisburg.—
passengers by this train arrive' inlecow York at 6.50, in
Philadelphia at 6,oo,andinHareitiburge.t /1 1 0—
The train - leaving idothttartluditmen-New, Y_b
eti; at
8.00 a. in., and 440 Wahndatreet i Mfulelphia. at Os.
m., connecting with the Passenger train of this road,
leaving New Hampton Junction at 11.20 a. m., and arriv-
Inlet B , grinton at 4.02p.i.m. where it - -,Ornectir With a
train On the Lackattilllda.and Bloomsburg faith: Wind
with theomaibturranniat tb toebtwire add-Hudson.
Railroad.
This train arrives at Erreehl*bd at 6.10 p. m., making'
a dose connection with the mail ;tain t going. West on'
thdErltil 4die ra} l ) ; •
AN 110 cOntor IA ort
leaves Scranton at 10.10 a. m„connectlntat Great Bent
with the Day arcs", ttattkweet the.„Sric,lll4ffaie-'
Bi thin UMW engeallnielva Iftai , entente; 130-
1. `atj the 1 1 0 t; megurnhaP 1111; train leseas
Great Bend at 2.20 p.m„ on' the' amval of the New 'York
Exprepa going Eapt;and Buffalo Expreee s ;cdpg, Neat,
;and irritreaat Seratita 7 at 5.80 p; 01. '- • -
." 4001-BRIST"
It A. =WM Gael Mt* SOM . •
Scranton.l4ity,2P,MS. ,
'!
72
LACKLIVANNA4BLOOMSBURG
• ..'"Eitaii.Z.TASLC1 0 4961: 10 .' '
(Viand after - April 10,11366 i Passenger Trail:up - ITO
I.r= nui bit follow*:
Noma stentil
_
Passenger. Aceom.
s t si
Leave 33CIVitom ati 7 '.:,, tl.p . t - aim a, in.
Kingston, ni, g h i _ Arrivil 12.00 p.m:
et. 111/Pt31,1% ~'at !. _ d .i . fE.,t
J. f '`Dativiile.li i ' Ir. - a. m!“ - *
Arrive it Northumberland, 9.55
0 ,
_. ,240VING NOWritey n.
LealrF flioNlnimberlati4 b
'`• -:- Ihnivilla, • ~' E l mo- .
, :-. E. 9 24 :. P
" Rupert, 5.45
" Kingston, .8.05 1.45 p. m.
ArriyeAt t &minim, . ,9.10Pz 1 32,,-, 3 r 3.9 ',
P. m..
A ;Munger train Also leaveo Kingston tittl.2o :o,th, for
ficquiton to torineet with train for Pie* York: Return. ,
ing, leaves ticrantou on arrival of train from New York,
144-20 P. ril. . •
..• , , •
•.• , .
Passengers taking . train *opth•from Semptcm at 5.N.1
ii. to., via. NOrtkinniberland. reach lierrisburgyllo p,m.
Baltimore 8.30,..m.. Washington 10 p. in., Via Rnpert
they. reach Phumtelphis at 7.00 p.ln.
- ,r of '. ' :'-' . OE O . B. RUNT , Bap%
~ 'ltingirtaii,linril 19, 1893: -
Terrible Illieletaree—ilierets for the Killion.
A NAT wo lez i, g put r ipu btli o n tk,
terlVadet=ll, n d BO
en swi c alual and popula g r L treatise o n ;
_Mau and Woman , their physiology, functions, and sm.
al dleerdsro Of eYery kind, with never:ll'llJan_ remedies'
for thew speedy eure;:' The visetieriof Dr. Hunter has)
long been, and still is, unbounded, but at the earnest so.)
Ilcitstion,etriunkardullPetellili he has been induced to
tetterid id/medical userdlness through' the medium of
his " Vide Mecum." It Is a volume that should be*
thebaroisaf every familtinthe lindens ft lireventive of
secret vices, or as a guide for the alioviaticm of one of
the most awful and destructive scourges that ever visit- ,
ed mankind:lT enp.T;SteceVeige e loped.will be feri
wardedfrWil off "OsUedtrelnyput the thilteit Staten
forte OAP Itt ..tke r tlitM% er r ee ..tfar 101 *Mesh)
post paid, Dr.-11un o. D v sloe atria e _ icOrk.)
June 10. 1 1 363-4 Y ~•"" -
,k .•-r.C'l
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- 1.?1ir.; „.". •:, , .
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01 4 1417
a it N
IDLICNTAVIGIIIIMMIIkinanitetionWa
.enburg Dysanteollystwtstal_'l
QTEULINGII9 Airmeiiikut4far 44V61 1 61[ 411 drii
Olor We by TlTltlink.
f : p ftoilclimuo wrr
NOT 6l4 ll4too' fietaC.
vt)w., tf 9,41 !:;i1l ZA . 411 ibid 7/ .tiocie4xto
RighlyiConcentrattig,d)
;riff "2+,11:10 ;13DEnt
• ' 3 e aIaIini4IIIMRAATI
q - 1t:•. - 1 , fr71 . !,..4) .711 •
"t.
, .
Ao2UPI4I'4I9X/C, W fl A •
TZ 11, , C: t , •7:' ~ . f ~. f -,,, ' ..4: i:7 1 ): ,..., ) ,,,
:qi. ','il 1 t.c
tiOOTOR 92 c H9OFLAUD I SII
i , :oV, f-;e.Rt 7, t ; a :till ii.:',:; . 1:e. Pfi:•': -1:: i i 4 7:![ , ; f1,1C. -'
Vitrliktin ilifto
1 o: , ;.;;:n•.;'; ,, t , .- - 5 . : . ‘ , t , 4 .( 41 .? ci I
mo'Ji,.r.i:',tliftf!
Z..7" , :7 • 1 ' 1:: ,91.F.,,Miu.t. ';.„ • ,:,• •
'Dr. Dill JACKSON , Philadelp*ailtkiii
- • ~.t., ,•,t
, Otlf' • 0
:ttixit•
„,
.tax
e ll 14, Ala I.: r
1. -11111141111E11104 A -• • • '•
: 14: 6 • 1 331 '• , t.
-,•
Cbrohkorlierv4tikelpitesilikr julasis,
aiul diseases iiisitileeeliedilVtOted •
Liver or Stowe:h. • •,
, • , • •
as Condi* • . •
' ' tiou,
Fulness or Blood to the.
Head acidity of the snatch;
• • Homan,. hictsrthurn,,Dlsguat for F l ood,
Plaines or weight In the stomach, toter Mut
latioits 'hiking cif fluttering ati the' pit, of the,
Btomacb,•awimmtng of the, Head; hurried and difiles t
Breathing, Fiatterieg'st the licirt;chbring or sal.
tomtit's eenastiona wheirin libthilenPargs. ,
Dimhess of Vision, -dots or we . b ete:.
the sight; Fever sad don 'Witt ID this •
Head. dcficieney of persplrstfon
ellOwness of the skin` sad
Byes pilln •In the- alde r
Chefit. „ • •
de.'; Illedett •
`Flashy of . • •
•
' Best..
Darning In the`Flesli,l • • • -•
• Constant Anagibings• of $lll.
and great Depression of ,
• Spirits. • •
'lnd positive): proven Yellow Faveroltlllonsievir. 41ke
They coil
•
No-Aleohel•or,iliad-Whisker!
?box wit& cqtri the lbw. alias es in 09 cue. ontetigo
r,;t r
DO YOU warm. ' r
• earlenctioe ,143 stEkitYpitiflov
GOOD. APPEITTEL' '' ,l 4? r
TO SWIM= up :You! oosatimMal
TO !Flf , Mii ALL t. •
„TO GET Ex p.. or*vp i wi*OHl f
'
TO SLEEP WELL f
A BRISK AriGNIGORGIN FEELING?
doilsektioorLASVaeleft*WSlTTl2.4
Pious Ben tfiNeinton Brown, 9:: Dc:Edilos
of thißiwyclo)iedicuof Religiotii Itnoividge.
/Although notrdispsised.totafer Or trenninuirid Patent
Medicines general,,thrq' distreat of their inredienis
Od,effects': fee - Eno* •Of to Sufficient intimns whys
munatnitynniltratifflulSbn ha; Wirrrit Mena
so linen received from., soy simple , previistion in the
ho thht homey theta contribute oshellinellt oft:Abut.
!SuildatliPipcsarendi4 in to Moolland's On
man Bitters, prepared - byDr;C,M:lackion; oft& tit,
beitstwe I was - ptapitlitedisilnit then for. nranylans,
under the Unforeseen that.they
_were ;Wetly op alcoholic
mixture. lam Indebted toinylitend Rebell filhanater,
Egg. for the removal of„thisprojectice by proper tests,
and for enconragemut to try teem, whecumffering teem
rtehtandlotopcontintied Ana bee tittles
of these, bitters, at the,beglpeing of the ‘prcarnt, .7 or.
Wes folicrwed by del dent tell el,'lnd -4 tssterailini to a deg
ree: of fridiltandiMenhll. whirr Sation_kna4 I not feltfsr
months before, and had almost despaired of regandag.
I therefore thank Clod Ind dfrolihiftis to
thellsubrihr4 ' fib / 5 41M';')a1t.. 4 4"'
Yetu.sn'a, gni) Stad:ist: a , .
• a ' t' a' . ; : , ,'• : a a
• , IiTTENTIONeSOLDIERSt; ,
1••• „,„ , •
And'. the- Priends of :Soldiers.
We call the attentiok of Or Tuting_Xelailcias or
blends tot~ e artily lo 4he , hat that "t 11100FLAND11
German Bitters" trill cure Who-USN; of Os • divan,
induced by exposures and priiitiode /Welded/ hi OUP
life.. In the lists, pubtlehtitahnost daily in the ens
papers, on arrival orthe sickJt ;irjlt -bo,noticed, that a
Very large *treed 'ttroVedireting • ttm 'debilitio. ' 'Sim
caw of ac kind ' can ',,be-,r ..w.dtly,epird liy. llopfLazdtt
,Germen Bitters. DiIINIAPCII rellilitillg k71:11 diPOTd6S or
the digeitlveorgausareipeedity immersed. We/iota°
betittattort inatt Ig that r il these Bitters were (trap:tied
among our sot ere, hUndreds efllves might beltartd
that:otnertrit will lid ilcisti•: ~ t' • - .:, .'' hs .? : i .1 .
We'call attention to the followingremarkable and well
authenticated cure of one of the nation's, hertlisot illiiit
life, so use. hisettrutaagitagei." Itait beerrearcitz the
. .., •• ,
Bitters ' '
1 •.' , ~.•••'..•l.Pain..aniztenta.A.stgust DM: INA:
lifeuri.•7o2,4 é Evanv—WcAllvittlergell.LlPugfecw
land's Ger th ioi }Buda tuts aseivant4` BM' Tura vitt
inistalteltighla;,: It is•StetabeaDfor , 07 :Pitglbent- 0 at/
comrades, some of whose, names are appeided, and who
were cognizant of all • ttioeircuattitiavviririi7age. I
out..=tre liten,for the last four, years, a mcsiber of
..811er lc celetiratedbatterytottadatt.derthlmhtediats
:camtaand.ofeoptainlt.,NiMrew,Tkrongtithe
attendant uPbri - my *When. &ides, I itairetta=
.Nov. last; ILit43etinounatton 41 Um lmigi t and iltasfor
, 72 days in thehospital. This was followed by great de
1-biliffslibl ghteried to' iiiiiittaek tirdtseiney.l wiallti
FairtOved Im/bit.;White Bouse,;andecott to this eityso
cboarthlie Balmier "State OLD/tithe " tatter lindedol
-Me WU:aril °tic ~ kilted that3tmei Dile been , abut its
.low-i;ts ;ley one could belted attliretain smirked', vital
,lty.; Phr dive& &meta wasatarcely *MOW swillow
-Entbite3; and if I uto foree*Mortel wit. Ulu"
mediately thrOwn uveifistO, • 1 ~ , .
• I cools/notes.% kcietralfaitiortinitei , cif Sayre
Life 'could pot last ender these circumstances,
.-. and, it.
-6:001/170116 libleiddii. *DIY Didlte-ftweiltiag faith
„WWl themnatinstutteasfully,Wiclicde Mellottlegtl9
°tee d •i'' . . archer, fraptry lotto ettei 26h1 •rde Wo
:zactrefame.andrehrisell mti to seer victimise:4 iliwl lo
teaks such disposition ofinylimited fends aa nevi stilted
-tatf. Attatetititiintance , Wbb whiled' Initlit aiirlibittilta.
.Dl.v. Fredevielt.Steinbvinft Of fllpAsslttwtiss Rog betifet.l4 l /•,.
red die, as I' forlorn hope, to try pour ritteli; and -
ly procured &WM& Trete/LW ttatailetaltdiaret lakiitt
lit
zinivagy
,h_ad ave d,: ma d ivtav e,
but twit itot4les.i voted. ten pitt eel so
grildetiftwiltt tie t L ' hibintby lighter.
Irentivtiten /fttdbeard'ddintagfpr Ifielqatiart tot
tientett4am IVibyaltlfirginisit.i front. vitinits q t 47 1 %,
R6y21. , TV your Invaluable Bittern I Owe. tbi tes s i ao( l 4l .
Ofiffe which. baa takewthe Tama of vague .. ii.jilu
:Bitters will I owe the gtotions ktivtlegeotigatti cwt .
ug tu my bosomros:mita ittnaownst to wm Witt
,- ..very trnbryoopk;•...,7t : ty . .-7,, 1,164,x vo°
~wojEdly,„congur./nAttobove „state/It_ fillts.-111.-110 ,k4d
"itespairetTefseeitigpnt: comrade, Ur. Metope, ?florid
t o ticalty. 'tr.- - , --..1 ';',... 7 . ...... - • - r tnr . ,.4 , : ; ;;,,ei .
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A B. Fasetvell i Co. 8,.34. Vermont.
Reny B, Jerome OP!'
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alt- 2 , 1) •,- E, sth • -
Henry • -Triirit,' C•
John
Berman Kook
.Cit.'l4lkci. KY.
Natlidiiel B. Thorrun, 951Arem,
Andrew J. „gimbal, A, Pet Pitiat•
John Jenkinet,ll, 108th Pend: n('
BEWARE OF. COU'ItERIVIE
:..si g _tbat this elgustureoti% O. X- JACitit*trit b'
the WRAPPER oeegeb bottle.
Prioe per Bottle .15rentr, or aid for — 1100.
Bfionld your eTheliNde, do,
!tot be put off b3Kausfo , lo l Y- 41 1‘mgmainl PrePellirs
tbut muy be °Pea io plem, but Ina to to, an d To.
seettrulv Puked, by emu% ,
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