151xt tam And tivoide.
Wall Caro for AaPtulailllL
Much of the value of asparagus beds
depend upon the care they receive in the
fall as a preparation for wintering. As
early as the stalks begin to turn yellow.
they should be cut, dried, and placed in a
pile, and burned. Too much care cannot
be taken to prevent them from falling upon
the bed, becoming covered with soil,.ger
minatiug in spring, as these young plants
render the roots too thick in the bed, and
being near the surface will make but fee
ble growth, and be of little if any value,
but rather a detriment to the rest of the
bed.
After the removal of the stalks, cover
the bed with a coat of good fine manure,
and fork it . into the soil, down to the
crown of the plants. This manure, act
ed upon by thi, fall rains, will wash
down among the roots, giving them the
food necessary . for spnng growth, in
creasing. the size and earliness of the
stalks.
Just before the setting in of winter,
cover the bed several inches thick with
coarse stable little, to remain as a pro
tectin from,frost, and by its decomposi
tion and washing down add to the fertility
of, the soil. Planta that have been set but
one or two yiars and before they , come to
cutting regularly may be covered with a
few inches of good soil taken from the
sides of the bed would injure the spread
ing roots. The winter covering may be
stirred in Spring, the coarser straw raked
off and the fine manure forked into the
bed. This treatmentannually will insure
. a good supply of early, succulent and
large asparagus.—Ez.
Hand-Threshed Wheat for Sowing.
S. C. Plattee, of Warner, N. H., in a
communication to the New England
Farmer, gives the result of art experi
ment in sowing seed threshed with a
machine alongside with some threshed
by band. If his conclusions are correct,
it stands the homers in hand to b b care
ful about their seed for sowing.
There is no trouble in raising good
wheat in New Hampshire if we sow good
seed and sow it early, Three bushels of
my seed were threshed with a flail, the
other sir with a machine. From careful
eatimates the part of the field sown with
seed threshed by hand yielding 33 per
cent. more to the acre than theh machine
threshed, being earlier, thicker, and better
in every way. In threshing for seed I
thresh the tops of the bundles lightly
without opening. In this way I: get the
earliest and best kernels for seed. The
late imperfect, and short heads are in the
middle of the bundle, and of course are
not threshed. I run these bundles
through the machine and all ow the
threshers for what I thresh off.
Care of Tools.
A vast amount of money is annually
worse than wasted by the agriculturalists
of this country in their senseless lack of
care of tools. They think (or seem to
think) that because a mowing machine
-or a plow is mainly of iron, the weather
will not affect it, and so both are left
standing where they were last used until
the next season comes, and so of nearly
all the implements on the farm. All this
is wrong. One of the best farmers east
of the Hudson expended, ten yeah a g o,
one hundred dollars on a shed thirty-feet
Jong by twelve wide, under which his cart
wagon, sled, mowing machine. ploughs.
hoes, and chains, could be kept when not
in use. His implements are as good now
as they were then, with the exception of
the inevitable wear which their use in
volves, and in the opinion of the owner,
the building has saved him at least twen
ty per cent. of its cost each year. The
same roof can be many times made to
cover a loft which can be used as a gran
ary, or for soma other purpose which the
business done upon the farm may make
desirable, at the same time that the lower I
part is used for the purposes indicated
above.
A HINT TO BIIEEDIXO.-Ifr. Torr, the
well known breeder of Short Horn cattle
and Leicester sheep, in the - course of
some remarks at his letting of the hitter,
touching d'an breeding in general, he said:
"The way to establish uniformity of fam
ily likeness is to begin by putting the
bast =ale to the beat tomnle, and to put
the best to the best;" secondly, "not to
put opposite characters togethers, or the
traits of both will be lost; but if any.
fresh characteristic is required to be im
parted to the issue of present stock ani
mals, this must be done by degrees, or by
that discreet selection which will yield a
little more wool, or size and substance,
the first.year, and a little more_ and more
the second and third generations, and so
on."
UNDERDHAINING LAND—ITS EFFECT.
—Experiments in underdraining land
weia made in Scotland last year for the
purpose of determining , the effect op the
temperature of the soil, compared with
that m the same vicinity which was not
drained. The result W 8.9 that the drain
ing raised the temperature 15 degrees,
equal to a removal of the land from one
hundred to one hundred and fifty miles
south. This is an important considera
tion connected with cotnpact, heavy soils,
whose retentiveness of water renders them
eeld and ootriparadr.aly iciart with rktpaot
to vegetation. Draining land involves
considerable expense, but its increased
productiveness soon repays this, besides
assuring increased profits for the future.
FEEDING CATTLE .n TUE FALL.—Not
a few farmers, fearing- tho long winter,
fail to begin to feed their cattle, until the
time to do sois far over past. Such a
course is unwise fur two reasons. The
pastures and meadows are eaten into thh
earth, leaving no protection for the win
ter, which all plants need, and, what is
worse, cattle that begin the season poor
require more food to take them through
than those in good order, and the suppose
aaving of ti few hundred pounds of hay
in the fall involves the feeding of an
equal, if not larger quantity, ID order to
regain in March and April what is lost in
November. We suggest that the very day
cattle fail to fill themselves from the fields
they have hay or corn stalks to supply the
&Beier : toy. .
LTIMILLITY IF Renrxmo.—ln this art,
sad almost in this art alone, "it is the lib
eral hand which maketh rich?'
Liberalitytn providing utensils is the
saving • both of time and labor. The
more perfect his i i p.struments. the more
profitable are they. • • .
So also is it with his working cattle and
Ins stock. The most perfect in their kinds,
are ever the most profitable.
tultivating.thi earth, the condition
of man's success-in-his industry upon it
[Hon. Julian Quincy:} -
ITEMS.
—" Black Friday" has been dramatized
and will be produced at Nibloie soon.
—Maine is now shipping ice Bouth
that is 21 inches thick, and as clear as
crystal.
—A Detroit bridegroom was so affected
by the marriage ceremony that ho burst
into a tiolent fit of nose-bleeding.
—The first daily newspaper published
in Virginia was in the year 1730. Sub
scription price was fifty dollars per an
num.
—Edwin Forrest met with unpreceden
ted success in his recent Southern tour.
In Texas ho drew immense audiences at
$5 a ticket.
---It is said that Philadelphia servants
leave their places in order to avoid run
ning to the deor in thirty seconds to an
swer the postman's ring.
—A keeper who was taking two con
victs to the State Prison last week, when
the train stopped at Sing Sing, called out
"Step out, gentlemen, fifteen years for re
freshments.
—Out in lowa, fishing parties of thirty
or forti,couples take along a brass band
to pia '
onone side of the stream and drive,
the fish to the hooks on the other.
=The flight of time at Bangor, Maine,
is hindered by the doves that spend their
nights perched upon the hands of the city
clock, and by their weight stop the motion
of the machinery within.
—There is a Boot-black Brigade in
Boston made up of girls. One of the
rules of the - association is that the young
lady who shines for less than a dime does
so at the penalty of losing her chignon.
—A Wisconsin poet puts a small-pox
item in verso in this way. "There was a
voung girl in Waukegan, who name was
Bophla Jane Egan, she was annoyed by
the varioloid as badly as any Piegan."
—A drover who sells his cattle by live
weight always gives them as much water
as they will drink before driving them to
the scales. This is his way of watering
stock.
—A Charleston paper says that an old
colored lady of South Carolina, wearing a
red turban. was shot at by mistake for a
robin by Mr. Pinckney. Shc therenpon
accosted him with a brick and gave him a
pink eye.
—Scene i i a h orso car—Car stop ;
smiling young lady enters; every seat
full. An old gentleman rises at the op
posite end. 'O, don't rise," said the love
ly girl. "I can just as well stand." " I
don't care whether yon sit or stand," he
replied. "I'm going to get out."
—A few Sundays ago several "court"
bells, impious and fond of the "Boston,"
were caught by the sexton dancing that
mazy measures with their equally impious
beaux in the vestibule of a foshionable
Washington church to the tune of "Come
ye Disconsolate," which war being sung
at the time by the cho:r.
—Many person who wear reading-glass
es are sorely annoyed at the difficulty. of
keeping them in their proper position on
' the nose. To all such it will he interest
ing to learn that a young optician of New
York has devised a very ingenious expe
dient by which that end can be accom
plished. It cons'ats simply in rubbing
the bridge of the nose with beeswax.
—A landlord in Cincinnati, a few days
ago, having failed to get rid of an ob
noxious tenant by the ordinary methods
of proceednre, finally set fire to a quantity
of brimestone in the-basement, and filled
the building with its fumes. The tenant
who was a woman, held out for some time,
bat finally had to succumb to the fumiga
tion and look up new quarters. •
—Not satisfied with her Boston expert
, ences, Mrs. Lincoln has been interviewing
('spirits in Auburn and Moravia. On the
qd she registered herself as Dirs. Linder
at the Natfonal Hotel of the former place,
where she met a distinguished clairvoyant
' physician with whom she was so well
Pleased that she intends in a few weeks to
put herself under his charge, as she is in
very poor health. •
—The wedding of Miss Drexel and Mr.
Biddle, at Philadelphia, which the Presi-•
dent attended, was an extremely brilliant
affair. The bride was dressed in white
satin trimmed with laces and cowers.
She wore a semi -coronet, etuddied with
diamonds, from which was suspended the
bridal veil. The wedding presents were
many and valuable, but nary a one from
President Grant. He only receives, never
gives presents.
this
a little three year old girl in
this city, recently took it into her head
that "God likes new prayers." So after
repeating, "Nov I lay me," and "Jesus,
like , :a shepherd," the other night, she told
her mother she would like to make a new
prayer. Her mother nodded assent,
whereupon Minne gravely proceeded; "0,
ford, bless all the Al*ies, and all papas,
and all the mamas, and all the Uncle
Arthurs Jesus, I've been vaccinnated,
and I guess its going to work P'—Spring
field Republican.
—The Begum of Bopal, India, who
lately rejected the rich chiefs and nobles
who sought the honor of her band, and
married her own minister, employs her
time to advantage. From early morning
till half an hour before noon,. she studirs
Persian and English; the succeeding
hours are occupied by dinner and siesta;
the rest of the,day, till dark, is passed in
hearing and deciding snits; and evening
is devoted to needlework and embroidery,
in which she is said to be very expert.
rhinktlim and Clo Meg.
In a recent article a writer says: ", jn
fashion there are three kinds of American
women. There is the kind that despises
everything foreign, and believes that
America is sufficient unto itself; there is
the kind that belieies in adopting what
ever is really good and beautiful; there is
the kind that entertains unspeakable con
tempt for native productions, and a blind
idolatry of Europe, right or wrong. The
first possesses more patriotism than wis
dom; the second combines artistic with
common sense; the third exhibits the
worst phase of flankeyism, unrelieved by
either art or wisdom. The'flunkies al
ways go abroad, and always come home
with their heads filled with follyand their
trunks with clothe& Cloths, as clothes,
are good' but when the clothes are the
best part of a woman, that woman is a
failure, and irhen, in addition to clothes
being her - better half—or perhaps her
three-quarters—this fraction of a women:
attempts to:forcethe rest of her sex into
a servile worship of the gods of her idol
airy, she becomes an unmitigated nuis
ance, and ought to be exterminated."
grew Advtoionututo.
HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA., SEMINARY.
Rev. JOBEPH WAVOIt PrinelPg.
SPRING TERM BEGINS APRIL, lat.:
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The oldest sad most reliable Ina!tattoo for obtalefog a
Ilfcreautilo Education, Practical business men as to.
straCiOrla For Information. write for a Circular: to P.
DUFF &SONS, Flitrburg. Pa.
Cheap Farms.' Free Hoaxes.
ON THE LO Ili OF TIIE •
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A LAND GRANT OP
ass,coDo.cocaco ALvrtioki
Sat Terming and Mineral Laub in &aeries !
300,000 Acres in Nebraska
IN THE
GREAT MATTE VALLEY;
TAE
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NOW FOR MALE!
Those lands artl In the central portion of the Vatted
States, on the 41st degree of North Latitude. too tentrel
line of the great Temperate Zone of the AMCrill44l Con.
thtant, and for grain growing and stock raislngtituiar
passed by soy In the Clotted States:
CIIKAPI R PRICE. more favorable terms . evee,
end more atnfrnlent to market than ran to, found else
where.
FREE HOMESTEADS FOR ACTUAL SETTLERS
BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES.
Soldiers Entitled to a Romeitead of 100 Acres
Free Passes To Purchasers of Laud.
Send roe the new Descriptive Pamphlet, with new
map.. pubtiehad in English, German, Swedish and Dan.
Lib, mailed tree everywhere.
Address 0. P. DAVIN,
Land Commissioner, U. P, H R. Co..
• Omabsi Neb.
EXTRAORDINARLIMPROVEMENTS
CABINET ORCANS
The MASON le HAUL= OUGAS Co.. respecttnlly an
nounee the Introduction or improvements of much
more than ordinary interest Them are.
Bella and Pipe Cabinet OnSansi
being the only successful combination of REAL PIPES
arlth reeds ever made.
Darn Transpoaftqx Key-Board,
which can be Instantly mooed to the right or left,
changing the pitch, ce iransposing the key. Fiql. draw
Mgt and dearripitous, see Circular.
Peso and Elegant Nolen or Doublet Deed
Cabinet Organs.
at $l4O, $132 and $125 each. Toneldering
ffilegm cc, and Thorough Racellence of Workmanship,
these are cheaper than any before offered, r
The sfamin S IlAiri.l3 Organs are acknowledged BEST,
and from extraordinary facilities for manuf this
Comdr tr pany
ader Item can afford, and now undertake to ■ prices
Voquestlonably Cheaper,.
Fora O;TAVO .T.CIIXII $5O each; Trya ocrwra nzaews
SiDO, $125 non upward.. With throe 'Merced. VW and
upward.. Fatty Fly les..up t 0 $1506 each.
New ImparUrren ewretwetz, mulTemmtomet. Cm
crt.an. INDS opinions of MORE THAN ONE" THOU
SAND MUSIM..A.NS, scat free.
MANSON Sc IRAMLIEN ORGAN CO.,
151 Tremont St., Boston. 506 Broadway. N. Y.
PORTABLE SODA FOILITAINS.
$4O, $5O, $75 and 100.
GOOD DURABLE AND CHEAP.
Shipped Ready fbr Use.
ISULNUFARTFRBD BY
I. W. CHAN! ,N A: CO., lad.
or - SEND FOR CIRCULAR.s3
(Incorporated 1860.)
Columbia Fire Insurance Co
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:—S. S. DiCrtruka.
Preet. B. WILEOII, Vice.Pres'c, HEIM'S Tllo34.l_Treall
J. F. Factscrr, Sec'y.; 8. Detarllder.lllraon:
Robert Crane , Wm. Patton. John B. Bachman,
Strickler, Jabcob S. Strive, James Schroeder, peo.
Bogle. a. W. O. Case, Amon. F. Eves. John Shertzer,Al. B.
lee.
For Insurance or Agencies. address
J. F. Frueauff, Sce'y Columbla.:Pa
far BEFORE ASSUItII4O YOUR LIFE, examine the
ilgrnew Ton lTAßL tine Pa
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Fund ;gamS UßAN iest intiwanced by
the EQIE FAS
NEW YORK. try which an endowment policy t gfintcd
at about ball rates.
End of
15 10 104 years, per et. of premiums returned.
•• ° 151 °
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New business. 18:1„ 1441, 100.000, largest lu the troth"
Assets, - -- $15,000,0001 Income, - :8,000,0 00 Reliable Aunty Wanted eccuwhere. Address ,
1. L. REGIPI - EB. General Agent,
R 3 CIIESTSt T St., Philadelphia.
ITEM 'MALE BOLDIMR trusexod ; or, ma Fe
tank Soldier. The Thrilling Adventures, Experi
ences and Escapes ot a Woman as Spy, Seoul and Nurse,
In Campo, Bathe Fields and hospitals, IS full "pa,tre Il
lustrate° and portrait on steel. absorbing book,
elesantly Illustrated, crown Bro., and beentlraly bound
lo cloth, richlyoramented in black and g.-111, is sold only
by subscription. Price $2 23. PIIILADELMII• Postmen.
mo Co., Philadelphia, Pa, The Agents who first send
ok
$123 for outfit 'nil get tho territory for this fiat selling
bo.
CARPENTERS, BUILDER S.'
ad all who contemplate Building. Etipplted with oar
new Illustrated Catalogne on receipt at cramp.
A. J. BICKNELL & CO.,
Architectural Book Paters. Zi Warren St., N. Y.
.
Agents Wanted For •
. -2 t. t r
OF NEW YORK.
A WORE DEOCEEPTIYE of the CITY OF NEW
YORE Bad all its VANIOUS PiiABEB.
Its splendm s and wretchedness; ita high atud tow life;
lts marblepalares and dark dens; its attractions and
dangers its LUNGS and FBA LIDS; its. leading
men /MClpollUclans; adventores ; Ito charities;
Its mysteries and mimes.
Illustrated with Nearly 250 Fine Engravings.
AGENTS WANTED.—Ken of
r circular. soa
terms sod fun deoeription of the work. Addresss r
Salk tai Putfishing Co.. Phila., Pa.
WANTED. AGENTS.
To Sell the Improved Florence Sewing Machine.
flakes Pour Different rtitches.
Ears The Work Four Wain
Fastens Lo OM' Endo.
or Beauty, Simplicity and Durability. I. wlthont equal
Liberal terma. Salesroom, No 1123 CIIISTNUT
ST., Philadelphia.
WILSON ,11. MTNYPACNEIL Manr:ers.
AGENTS W6ISITED —Ageat, make more Money at
/4 work for us than anything , el. Business lien and
permanent. rartletdars free. O.STLNIMIN & 00., Pine
driPtaktiarrs, Portland, Slain°.
IT. S. EiMickil.j...'gtaltl'in'c'=.`l.
CUNDURANG 0.
SUPPLY OF DARE ASSURED. PRICE REDUCED.
BLISS, BEIBRIOE 4- CO'S Multi Extract,
Cures Cancer. ficrorala, Syphilis, Want, Rheumatism,
Nettralghi. Puimmary Complabnomits. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. Skin Diseases . , all Blood Mamas. It 'is purely
vegetable, The BEST imown BLOOD PURIFIER. Bold
by all Druggists. Prim #3 per battle. Observe the
trade mark. Bend for Circular. OFFICE, CO Cedar Bt,
Sew York.
* a .000 REWARD!
vorwiyem of Blind.bleeding,
V I• 000 Itching or Ulcerated Piles that
• DR. LONG% P I LL : ItEMEDY
tails to care. oleic prepard ex
pressly to etan the Piles. 'tad nothing Sitild by ad
ruggist,. Price $l.OO.
mai any person pro:Mein.: any unsigsum alite;egg• hall
A. at many living. permanent cures as Dr. FITLER'I3
VEGETABLE ELIEUMATIC REMEDY. Used inward.
ly. only. A pleasant medietne. free frorainjulinas drugs.
Warrante.dandrr oatb. to have permanently sliced DS In
every 100 patients treated in the pod ten yrArs. ihms
testlmonry. It is the ecientlfie prescription of. Profess.
or Jos. P. - Filler, Y. D.._ .nsdnate of the University of
Pennsylvania. A. D.. 18 1 A--nour one of Philadelphia's
oldest regular physicium, and Professor of eliendsny
and Tent.lcol,—isho has made Neuralgia, Chronic and
Inftematory Daumatlean the speciality of his entire
prfessionallife—a tact vouched for by the signatures an
comp:Laying each bottle of many prominent renowned
physicians, clergymen. and other teatimontals.: 'Pp peo
tett macros ttom poisonous quack mostruma and ore
less expenditure of money. a legal signed gam-mace,
stating oast number of al a
s warranted to cure. will
be forwarded gratis te any IlerCrer sending by better
ton description of Merlon. In case of tallura to ern,
amount paid poeitirely rehtoded. Medicine smt au
where.bisrsPresa. co l t on delirery. Meted invited
to Write for advice t• all halbrumdear and merl advice'
*ens b 7 tl kala w d rtik Thilutoal Bourn Fourth
Clod, P phia, Puma, The remedyls sold or4b.
tattled by Drtmgiste.
For Sale by ADEL Turausu, mosatoso Pa.
Ay er's
Sarsaparilla
Is widely known
:•...-0 in one of the most
effectual remedies
i! , ever discovered for
t.i. s 4
; ~p ~• iv. cleansing the sys
k
~,,,,,.. .. 4 .„,.. tem and purifying
,*;'!' ~ :. 'isk .- - the blood. It has
' , 4„\ - ,; t .
t r ei gg stood the test of
years,. with a con
. ?.‘„-,,-...
.., , • inanity grawingrep
ntation, based on Its
intrinsic virtues, a4sustained by its ro•
markable cures.So`mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, had yet so searching
as to effectually purge out the great cor
ruptions of the blood, such as the scrofulous
and syphilitic contamination, Impurities,
or diseases that have lurked in the
for years, soon yield to this powerfuls
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which are publicly known,
of Se:Whin, and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, Eruptions, and eruptive dis
orders of the skin, Tumors, Blotches,
Boils, Pimples, Pustules, Sores, St.
Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipe
las, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, Ringworm, and internal Ul
cerations of the Uterus, Stomach,
and Liver. It also cures other com
plaints, to which it would not seem especi
ally adapted, such as Dropsy, Dyspep
sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness,. Debility, and
Lencorrhcea, when they are manifesta
tions of the scrofulous poisons.
It is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring,. By renewing the
appetite and vigor of tlic digestive organs,
it dissipates the depression and listless lan
gnor ofthe season. Even where no disorder
aPPenrs, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and a now lease of
life.
PREPARED Br
Or. I. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Anal:Meal Chroarta.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
lialL=l
kVEGETABLE SICILIIUI
H..M?
Every year increases the populari
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation ;
which is duo to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect-
ed
_preparation for restoring_ GRAY
OR rADY.D HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. It removes all eruptions
and dandruff; and, by its tonic prop
erties, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
baldness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. It is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications;
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, M.D,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully- selected for excellent quality;
and I consider it the Bitsr PREPA
SATION for its intended purposes."
Said by all Dreggisis, and Dealers is Malkinsa.
Price One Dollar.
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISEZRB.
As our Renewer in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation ; which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by H. P. HALL, & CO.,
N ABLII7II, N.H.
Bold by Abel 'turret], and Burns & Nichols
Montrose, and all druggists and dealers every
where. [Dec. 21,1876--y
NATURE'S
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
Contains no LAO SULPHUR—WO SU
GAR OF LEAD—NO LITHARGE—
NO NITRATE OF SILVER. and is
entirely free from the Poisonous, and
Health---destroying Drugs used in
other Hair Proportions.
Transparent and clear as crystal, It will mot soil thj
beat Eilnic,--perfeotly SAFE, CLEAN and EFFICIENT
—cUslderstinsa LONG SOUGHT FOll AND FOUND
AT LAST I
It restores and protects the hair from becoralng Om,
Imparts a soft. gloomy appearance, TeMOTU.olllldrifir, ie
cost and refreshing to the head, checks the flair hem
thinned, and restores It to a groat extant when premhe
lovely lost, prevents Headaches, cures ill humen, cu
taneous eruptions, and unnatural heat, AS A MEM
DIO FOB THE lIAIIL IT IS TILE BEST ARTICLE Litt
THE MARKET.
DU. G. 13MITH, Patentee, Ayer, Mass. Prepared only
br rßocron nonnns, Glonccater Massachusetts.
The maim!, Is put in In a panel bottle, made exPrend7
for it, with the name of the article blown la the glen.
Aek your Drugglet for Narcas'e Haut araTOZITIV=.
and take no other.
E!!' Scud two tbre;c ccot stamps to proctor Brothers
for a - T,restitto on tlioUncoan lislr." tho Infornadon
It eantalns Is worth 11500 U 8 to any person.
/7.1871.
ST. VITIIB' NUMB CIVELED
11101T111119. A. A. TAYLOR.—WAREANTED CURE.
X.ll
the can be Comilted at her rertde nee 1/113riftears
ter, on the Dim ggEolnlog Ex sheriff Jobb**. lint of
retereneeogitch. • A. !L. MYLO/2
EWA:enter. March Et. Mt.
•
•
VEIL!
'". Ninry kind et Testa matkot.lnst arrired,ll24
or inine4t New V irk wholesale ;wits.. Also • 11.110118.
=toot, *of COYPU. Day or top and eare_e_ore is
IL
ADEL 70271.'F.L.
W1D.01211 OP TUB WORTD.—Pittalgrab,
fa W ii • e itrAzr eti, l l B , 74.: 4 -To w a hr m l i tr i ge r za ar rz gt :
Pa., the ezeloetve eatAl of the side of ths above env.
ed remedy in Bpaquettarses County, Wong** be he
t• makes the badness, mid theta/1 order* hereafter
should be addressed to the,to ireeelie steatites.
March ef.', 1671, _ 21. 11ILTON, Proprietor,.
301
-* I unicr;" '"Appetizerr," . 'Restoren," that lead the
tippler on to drunks:nue-nand min, but are a true Illedmine
main from the native rents sna herbs of Canker.. free ken:
all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the Great Blood Politer
and a Life-giving Priticipte, a Perfect Renovator and
Corn'oe of the System, MlrrTieg elf all pmwneus miner. and
restating the blood to a bratty cmidtion endithirot it. re
hashing and invigorating both mind and tol ,l ' .. lhry area
easy of admtnistration, prompt in them action, in then
resales, safe and rehab. in all fonms of di:masa
No Parma ean take? these inners seeordnaf to
daemons, Old remain long unwell, provided their bones are
notdestroyed by mineral poison oreiher means, and the meal
o V? ' sitst7p i lr yon r d . nhedrllti of
"trir . lir, 4 7 , i
the nhotniters, s C o otigns. Tight:es:ol . de Chen. ssinineas, "'
Sane Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste in the gdoinh,
BiSous Attaclo, Palpitation of the Heart, Indsmunation el
the 1 -unr.s. Pain no the regions of the Kidneys, and a ham
iired other paid& mmotann, are the springs at Dramas.
In them cornplanits it has no equal, and one bottle moll prove
a better cuaranme of its merits than a lengthy mivettisamerit.
Par Vanilla Complaints m young or old, married
nr single, at the dawn of wononlio.:1, or the turn of life, these
Tonic Bitters display no decided an trightience that II marked
improvement is so. perceptible.
For inflammatory, anti Chronle Sheatna.
limo sod Gout. ['Minn or Indigestion. Bilinmti Ream.
tent and Intermittent Fever; Uncaxs of the Blood, Liver,
Kidno-s, and Bladder, these Bitten hem bet-Daunt eviceessful.
Saab drones are caused by Vitiated Blood, 'atmch is gen
e ' 4 l 1 7 ; 3 a ' d r
a by C k oTTITVM 4 rlate n o l :r4TX n a t s a
Tonle, paseming also the pecun. merit of acting no a
,nor,rful agent in re•eying Congestion or Inflammationef the
Lave, nod Vmetal and in Bilious Dimas.
Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tatter Salt-Rheum,
Blotches, Spots. Pimples, Pustuln, Bee's, Totter,
%lig
neous, had Heel, Sere Eyes. heysipc'es. Itch, Scurf;
Discoloration, of the Skin, norms and Diseases of the
Shin, of whatever name or nature, arc laterally dug up and
carved not of the s l ucm in a short time by the one of these
Bitten. One bottle in each CU. all comma the most
incredu'ous of their corativ! effects,
Cleanse the Vitiated Wood whenever yin find
ita impurities bursting through the akin in Pimples, Eruit
tons, or Saris: eCIIISS it . hen you find it obstructed and
shiny:hie the o=7. it when it is foul; your feelings
will tell you , when. Keep the blood pure and the health of
the system will fallow,
Grateful Utouesulds proclaim Vurcoen Derrests
the mast wonderfal imigorant tint ever mutained the sinking
system.
Pin, 'hive, and other Wonns, lurking In the sys
tem of so nun) , thinisanda, aro effectually destroyed and
removed. Saputhoternishedphistelogiso There is actreely
an individual upon the face of the earth whose body is exempt
front the presence of worms. It is not upon the healthy ele
ments of tho body that worm exist. but upon the doe:seed
humors and slimy deposits that breed these Gang RIOESUIS
of disease. No system of Medicine, to vernsifug et , no ne
hehninitics, will free the system from warms lfice these
Bleebdtalletsl Dlseasos. Persons engaged In Paints
and hinters's, such as Plumbers, Type-setters i :old•beaters,
arid /diner% as they advance in life, .11 be sub ect to paralysts
id' the Bowels. Tn guard ac,ainst this take a of WAt.e.•
an . % VINISGAR Fir/Teas once or twits a 'weir,. • Pre
.
vcntiec
11111 ons, liemlltsnk and Inter='Stant Fe
-
yen, which are so prryaluat in the valley. of our gTeat
rums throughout the United Stat es. cap/wa ll y those of the
Miuenri, Banc., Tent/sumer, limber/land,
Arkansas. Red. Colorado, Blare; Rio Grande, Pratt, Ala-
Lan., Mobile. Savanosh, Roanoke, James, and many others,
with their rust tribt n
aaes. thritintloot Oar entire of
during the Summer and Antonin, and remarkably
_an dosing
sLISOOS of unusual heat and dryness , are invariablyUM",
endby extensive derangements or the stomach and line,
.ntd other abdominal SIXISti. There are always Mere or less
oirstruccors of the liver, a weakness and reliable state of
the stomach, and gent torpor of the bowels, being clogged
lip wit, vitiated acculations In their treatment, a
ruive, exerting a pow mu erful influence upon these cations pea
pi or
ns, is emenually necessary. There is no maunic for the
purpose maul to Da J. Watwea's VISISGAR lirr-eas, as
hey will speedily remove the dark-colored viscld nutter with
which the bcorels are loaded, at the same time stimulating
the %Leered...ls of the lir.. and generally restoring the healthy
funetiom of the digest.ex organs.
Scrofula. or King's Evil, White Swellings, Ulcers,
Erysipelas, Swelled N.c.k, Scrofulous Inflammation; Indolent
hillarranation; Metrurial Affection; Old Sore,, Eruptions
of the Skin, etc In these, as in all other constantio..lDis-
C-13., WALIMA'S Vtvaeae lIITTIMS have shower their gritat
curative powers in the nest oliminate and Intractable eases.
A Woman's Allusents, her Nervosunness,
and Ileadashrs, altliouy,h theyXVl, trifling to men,
am real disorders. Err tostIVVIIISSS, dyspepsia, general de
bility, pains in the hack and loins, nervous and tick head
ache, impurity of al.in, arid el trembles classed as "female
c o . l l"iidnts. DR. NVALICr.6 , I VINZGAR which
are purely vegetable, and may be ufely given to the most
delicate, are a sovereign and speedy remedy.
Dr. Walker's Callfornta Vinegar Bitters an
nn all thou cases in a similar manner. By
. purifying tyro
Blood they remove the oust, and by resolentg away the
effects of the infLuntnaiwn (the tube reular deposit/Li the affected
parts receive health, and a permanent cure is effected.
The properties arm. WISLICSISt'S VittEGA• 131,11121
are Arm- r unt. IBaylioretidand Cannmative, 21nrntimm
ative, Seer ire. Couteertnit3nt. Sudorific, Alter.
tine, and Anti.Bilicies
The Aperient and mild I.aastive properties of Do,
Wo.LICEIt'S VINZGAII Itrereit, are the best safe-guard to all
canes of eroptirma and maitgrant fevers, them balsa.c, heal
ing, mid nothing preitmlies , proteet the humors of the fames.
Their Sedative properties a.my pain in the no-rom system,
stomach, and htureas, either frmn inflammation, mind,
cramps, et. Their Conomr-initant internee eitteDtie
thererAeut the system. Their Diuretic
mar t. 'es act an
the Kidnaps, ecirecting and regulating the yr of min.
,Their Anti-Bilious properties sumulate the liver, in the se.
motion of hile, sod diselm-ges through the bilimy ducts,
.4 are superior to all rms.-dial agent.; for the cure of bilious
Fever, Fever and Aeue, etc
Fortify Ilse body mg...thud distaste by ponfreis
all its fluids mth VINts3AR Burnes. No epidemic ran false
hold of a system thus forearmed. The liver, the stomach, the
letnirelf, the kidneys, and the warms are rendered disease•
proof by this great lee :grant.
The Valency of Da. WALCItIt's Vtaresa Barran;
in Chronic Dyspepsia, Fevers, Nervous Disorders, Constipa
tion, deftriency of vital passer, and all =lads.a affecting the
stomach, liver, bmirels, puinumary organs or ouseular item,
has been expenenced by hundmiscif thousands, and bridled,
of dcoounds more are asking for the same relief.
Dlreellous.—Tal.e of the Bitters on going to bed at
oight from a half to one and one-half 'noel:Xenia'. Eat
good nourishing fond, such as beefsteak, mutton chop, veni
son, roast beef, and veuetai.4es, and take outdone etemise.
They as e comm el Purely vegetable logredions. and am-
Min no whin
I. WALKER, Prop'r. U. B. PIcDONALD C., CO,
Druggiant and Gen A. San Francown. CAL,
and carnal of Washinzton and Charlton Sta. Near York.
liirSOLD ST ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Aptfl aokrm—ca
°SADAO
0
ge.
THE INGREDIENTS THAT
COMPOSE ROSADALIS are
published en everypacksp, there.
Coro it is not a socnt prapazation,:
consequently
PIITSICLUIS PBESCRDIR 14, i ;
It is it certain carp for Scrofula.
Syphilis in all ks Conan, Mama.
tinn, Skin Diseases, Liter Com
plaint and all dinenn of the
Blood.
On SONO 07 8034014111
will do more good than ten bottles
of the Byrupa of Barminuilla.
THE UNDERSIGNED PHYSICIANS
have used Romutalis in theirprnetko
for the put three yelps and freely
'indorse it tea reliable AUCIVITIO
sad Blood Partner.
DR. T.
I.C. PIIGIL of italtlrsora
DR. T. BYKIN
DMR. O
R. W. CARR. ,
DR F. 0. DANNELLY,.
DS.J, 8. SPARKS, et Nklaturrina,
Kr.
Da. r. bIeCASTRA, Celtutal4
S. C.
DR. A. A NOBLES, Edyeeorab, rt.c. l
USED AND ENDORSED BY,
L D. TRENCH& SONS. Tall Dlntr.!
Blasi.
w.sawn, aawn, askh. • •
A. P. ITILYNt Ell, Lima. Ohio.
R. Hjil4 Lima, mho.
CRAIWR a CO„Oantennlnt, Va. \
BAWL. G. RciPADD/124 Shisfratso,
bozo, Tann.
Our space aKsia of any azi
tended mita' In Mathis to Ma
Winona Itosadalls. Toth* Radical
Profession Ira guanacos Mai Es.
tractinpalos to any they have *re
mud In the treatment of disease&
Bloody and to the Meted To:4
toSoudan,. and you will ha
hie=
Rosoltfis Is sol d by online"'
plot SIZOTti bocb. gyms
D. GERINTS It CO. .6
Mosaesdarbip
DASTIZORPojIR
234thrLandaabralel t
BEST BARGAINS . IN - TOWN .IN
come FAMILY' GROCERIES. MORI PRO.
visions. Dried and Canned Pretty , Vedetablev,_.te,
Y. an tread of Ifavlastlon. A. H. opium.
nottrom robrearrtl. ‘K -
COLD, JEWELRY A,= Fine -..lidEat.
1104 otbercartettis otifowell7. A tow Gold
sad dilver Gaud Walttoo and Wadi Clutoo. elleor .
and or plotal Spam NEEL Gulick dA,add goo:
arid *aortaA at Fancy Goods Gollosw.
dm • Arm esd itedlancE•titrestlek• L oo ldn, ro. , Der. ABEL TUEWAi,,
RADWAY'S . READY RELIEF
MISS TIIE WMIST
In from Ono O N Eenty Minutes.
• NOT HOUR
• ,61 - 41 "71fPrIraiTiVar!`"
rumors nwa t ypEr LS C 17112 rou
'Blom Um drit sag la
, .
The Only role ' lieznod9'
tam lestataly Rape tba troat extrodulta pima ells^e TA
Osamubum abol. corm ten.- tom. 'brav' tbo
Stomach, Royaly or other nes or mama, by one oy . ptlar
TR 7 ONE .TO'I'WENTIT =MN_ '
Imam 11=141 , 11.4cro c gottz . lpt yob. thil VIZ
Or praamtcd mittsclessoa atclato&r, _
RADWAY'S READY •RELJEO
llPyLAlTHwio.o.4irrpnDl JN I FT L AXT EASE.
Irthi ) .11111TION CiIERIE BLADDER.
naPi.annaiou OF THE HOWELN.
CONGESTION Or THE LUNGS.
SORT: TaIIOAT, DIFFICULT ORRATTII Nth .
PALPITATION OF TAN. HEART.
lIENTERICS, CROUP, DIPHTHERIA,
CATARRH. INFLUENZA.
BEADAITEMTORTILATME.
NitALO lA. lIIERU32ATLSIL
COLD CHILLS, AGUE Ell
Tla appllcetkm of the needy Bolter to the Sorter
;mush= the pain or dbacolty t'ea's ado:Dna mar
csantb4. .
inAdy may. t• half*. frontier. ef roue" em le • few
rom+. rote CRAM In; I.P.Ab3IS. SOUR STOMACH.
mummy. SICK TWA DACZIE, DIARRHEA
DY•MfTERT COLIC WIND LH ME DOWELS. mod
gi_urrimiAL PAW.
Travelers rocusld slwwfs =rot • Mufwav•
a rtg a lo
Relief ..ith them. A fe w drop. ho water %IA
Warm oe patrol from change of watsr. Weeder
Walfroor.tt WWI, or Raters as ultimo:2M.
PEVEU AND AGUE,.
mina AND AGUE hared fur Eft)• [ear. There hr cot
nuastilal see DI, world Ibt grl.l corr Freer and
W.77:1 ant. v. ntin.s grat4l74. PPLtFt
rz. ..Af f 4rati MAIM ILELIE.r. Fifty etch
HEALTH ! BEAUTY!!
MONO AND PUDE RICE 111.00D-ICEEASE OF
ELF4II AND WEIMIT-XLEAR SKIN AND &KAU-
TurUL COUPLE-1W SECURED TO.ALL.
DR. Ff AE) WAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
MADE TUE YOST ASTONNUI:in qtnltss i SO
2gry'N , NtINIYOTS,ALIRNETW:IFTIIAWRJEM
OF TEM TRULY WONDERFUL ILEDRTNE.
71161'
Every Day an !nemSee In Flesh
and Weight Is Boon and Felt.
THE GREAT- BLOOD PURIFIER.
Every drop a the SAIISASAIIILLTAN . RSSOLVIIifT
communicate throdeb the Mal, Soca, Vrioo. and other
folds sadjukro of the rote m the vigor of life, for It mpulrs
the wastes of the body with now and soma
Scrofula. Syphilis, Consumption. alandifior di er. Clor•
In the Throat. Mouth, Tomonalmlea in tie Ginza owl
other Suitt or the esstem_tlorc Eyre, Strortinno I,hohnr .o
from toe Sank and the ward forme of Skin datum. Stor ,
Jon; Pena Bold Mud. Sing Worn . Emit Ithourp.
dons,
Acne. Slack Spots, WOMII In the Flub. Tommy,
Cancers to rho Womb, and wellimitne and potofut d 9 .
thorltim. ?Sett Burst; Lose of Sperm, and let troops of the
life_ principle, me within the curative =pi of this wonder
of Modern Memlary..illut • few days. um will prove to
any pawn using it Ar eau of three Mims of dlasee its
potent poorer to cure them.
If =
IV ogle: L T , bron=rodocobluLtho . rstelln4
arresting three INWINI. end Mal e sane.% ne.entat
maufrorn healthy blood—mud this the SAIthAPAIIIL
LIAII will and does memo.
nNo n rw y on f
•hAoN u B lan r. A I 310.11 4 0 .
fC enm Scrof ul ous
Vtont oarthalo:nil, sad Skin tens: but It LI tho oaly pculttv
he
.111dney & Bladder Complaints,
xrrLatry, end Womb dtsesses, Want, Dlebetee. Dropsy
=of Wan Isom:limns* of Mice, Udell Itheme.
ens. sod th •U nee. where there ere bristliest de-
Faos the water U Wok. &lode. mind len. "mcee,.
g Ida.. of es egg. or tho-thas li ke shlte silk. or Ulm:
ea morbid, dark. Moos - sepossnoce. and whit 4 bonctln4
=
It; soh whet. there U • prickly;, henths on•ation
es Inlet and psis in the Breen of the Dock and
tkm_ittr ' LATef . . rd.* U.;
..wMIVIB,-The Only kurre end son lionse4y for
" ° 44 ' TqP• etc.
Tumor of 12 Tears' Growth
Cured by Rodway's Resolvent.
Osnrex, Mut.,ly .vie as%
Da. Iltsa.46,l—T Itav• Ira! Las
...
Talmn is 1S•
bowel. All Da Deft. odd 1.1?. I trod
ma-7111a( ad mat asomateadall; bat bA1L1na.1..1,4 me. ...ye
a.11...1wam. sal 4.1411 I waslAtry tot haa
W sated far 1.e1•. pars. I WY sis Y.Esits
D0na.m.,..1 see tog Etad.ne. rills, sr+.l 1." bolfwm si paw
Lady Its 1 1•11 sad 11. rt• IA ant e slre 1.• arta
V. I
.et.t 6.l =Tral7;h:f. l .l7,f7d ' 37
snito lltls Tao lee Ur ',oat el "a, Vag raßt '' T 4,011 611 II
T.. .b,.. ILLINAII C. T.M.rr.
DR. RADWAY'S
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS,
perfectly leaden. e/edintly Mated erlth revel gam rarer..
folluillte, wry. e/eester, ant atrenetun. Iledeuy'r - Pills,
Ow the mere of all dloorelem of the Mom rh, Limy, Ilnwelo.
i Bladder, Dlerosee, Ile-Mohr, Comill
tl C oMhmerre. lt lndly rrern rod so .
hlo•• o f the morel, TU., umi al Pe.
mngemmte of the Internal Veeem, Wormntmt to eve.
peed'. cure. Purely Veyetutde, ouutohdrg to mercury,
mimeo - lealrdeleterlousdrom.
Obecme the following etronyloom resuldn,y from Dtt:
mien of the Plgtottre Otgenet
hoollrolm„ loehrt Plin. Teheols d 11, mood In no thed.
Acidity ef tle Stauueh. Newel. 111serthere, Ph t eut rot Felt.
...Weight In th. Stemma. , Few thee-Wien; r other er num,
lygr at derelict( the lhateacht. S•ilmsetet, I•• 114,4 Herald Rata
Dithralt threthlec, Ftetheine a. dr Then. Chet lee ea tiereete , ng
Aflear.tSees when le • 1.31, leteee.• rt D.ta or
. behore W. Vett, rover .ad You to Vert. DeGl.mei
rde. P. Veet. "'.. l.lreb: " :7l=al;stibta l' e7l i tte!tr= ' ; It to
/Wu
A few Anwi rf It A mrArg TILI a v
fh.,dl Oie e•nv...annwl Itto% . 23 mu:A Itr LnL
SOLI) CY 14WocTiOli.
BRAD ... FALSE AND TRT'E.'• Send .me Mtn rtsunp
•• RADWAY olt CO, I , ko. 87 wee,go lane, 2Gew•rorL
• M worth thmastas will Les .oat yep,
Aprfi B,IM-y1
THIS Wit MIME!
ill% r3;O OOY3.
HORSE HAY FORKS
r7.14,1 401111 %ajN1: 4 4.1. , i4:t0L1A
raradt•Two Stets Ml' Praialceas Awarded Vats Fork
/a Filleca Months-1M and IMO.
ALSO
NEW S ORPPLE PULLEY,
An Implement that Avery Fanner, Carpenter, Eason
pad Painter Should Have
Ntovrallrlza.=
HORSE RAKES
Una Bakes, Scythes, Seethe, Grain Cradles,
trod, chor Bread) Axles,
S ', Springs.
Carriage Botta, Ctow Bars, (Steel and Iron.)
MeTazatcor
CI CO IP r 1.13 ZI FCP •Z•EIS
That limeys gives ea A AIM MUST= whim the
Cone fa Reedy tor the T. Ile. TRY ONE end yeti will
dna the CO 'Always Eight: . '
Atm . Grind Rants, Botts,
Picks. . Ramps ' Locks,
Bawl, Piles,
Drew Knives,
~...
c itigth i. , States, Knobs,
Paints, Latches,
mares, Tlaiiirs Varnish
Lamps, ,
&c.
Moat:rat% July 6, UR AL BOYD.: CORWIN
3EUIa 710 =Ma .3:1011:761333.
iftiverel! Tom covirr trona,
aoia 8.
Ausuig. Prop - Maar,
Ittkataila 44,. - ccebectlog with
raie,•.. =Ma y
Lehlgh t[ alley nail
• [Ja Isit .
DOWN TOWN NEWEL::
MINER :416. .COATffi" --
Xatililtreet,B doors Dehmlow. conurilhatne
FLOUR,•`GROOERIES; - AND •
PROVIRIONS ! „.•
We are constantly tea Minn sti sow
afresh stock of Goods la multi e Mien ,
CHEAP I CHFAI I
.caxer!
for eadt,or enbs o:mutt.
GOOD TEAS,
COFFEE, SUGAR;
MOLASSES, SPICES,
PORK, FISH,. LARD,",
'HAMS, DRIED FRUITS, •
CLOVER rE TIMOTHY SEED,
Wejirrerentted and made additions to our etooka.
Palls. and are now ready to lorwardßatter to ills but
eommisalonbonesto New York.lree of chafirooka•
ming lboraladvancements on consignment.... •
Call sod examln ea n r 'Stock before pitinkeiltileime
where.andconvlnce yourselves o 1 the
GOOD QUALITY dc- LOW PRICES
of oar Good..
G. 11INER, - . w. E. comi
Montrofe. April 16.1669.
STROUD & BROWN'S
Fire, Life. end Accident
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY;
nizowitragio.
CAPITAL ILP:PBESICITED. ova -
Home Insunsnce Co. of N. Y., Capital and
Surplus. KOIXI,CCO
Insurance Cu. of North America, Pk •• • • •
Capital atedSurpins, UOO,CIOO
Franklin P:ireloanrapte Co., Phila.
--- ) -- "E7"" -
Capita an harp as,
LYtoming Could , Mutual Insurance Co.of
Mune, .Pertn‘ll. Capital andfinspina, UM=
',Connecticut Id ritual Life Insurance Co. of
Hartford. Conn.. Capitol, seeokees
'American 1.1101(115MACO Co., rbiladel.
Oda, Capital,
Travelerolnenrance Co. Hartford, Conn.,
Insulin^ against all Undo of accidental
Capital " , TOOsop
Hartford Fire lnenranee COmparty, Hart.
ford. Conn.. Capital and Surplus; iIftW.MXI
ratrAllbnoineas entraotedso oar care 'WIWI gum&
gq to on fair term", and all looses prat:oily adMiszap.
101rOtHee drat door tart from Banking_Offlee Of W.
H. Cooper & Co., Turnplkest. Montrose, Pa,
STROUD Et BROWN, Agents.
M. C. strezoz, zap., Prim:drainer, Solicitor.
eau. 11. Surn, Montrose, do
B/12.13011 Smarm, cum= L. Beans.
Montrose, Ps. „Jan. it. 1171.
LEITIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
On end after Dee. n1).1870. train/ Olt thaillbigii
Valley Railroad will ran u follows:
' . 50
0 75.
l ,
64.1
Elmira 9.45 5.M.1m a, l m &M l l l.ll
2.43 LIG
Waverly...-. 9.00 5.00 11.45 8.05 B.N) N 1.40 6i9 6110 Towanda 8.13 4.20 UM/ 7.10 9.22 4465.20 75119
Tnnkhannock 000 a.m.
. .
Bltheion 4.45
Wllkesairre, 540 1.15 7.10 1.13 'LOLLS
blanch Chunk p.m. 1045 p.m. 4.10 8.12
Allentown... 0.44 5.55 8,0
Bethlehem. .. 9.N1 l , 5.50 &BO i
Easton \ 9.00 ONO 5.50
Phlladetphla_ 7.55 p.m. p.m.
New York.... 8.90
•
CM-
Nerving Narth-Bead Upward. tiontlo-Raid Ds**.
11. T TiVf23l3 sellieg ad i$
ri.ge ge:sie ‘ LlC! ",' is ' s Lau.
Choice Teas it. as
Green, Black and Japan Iba
Cod Platt, Sultana, Sake Trout, Eagan
Rice, Leman, Extract, Starch, Vanilla UMW.
Golditedal Ealaratas, Bar Soap, Toilet • , ,
Dealcatcd Cocoanut, Gelatines. Corn Wray
Faria,. Java Ccortec,:Soda, Prance IlloCcrthe, Mie,
&croon. Oil. cuce., Suzy. Curet Batas, Flis,
Rastas, Cream Tartar, I estasted Cod Flab, splame,
Candlesi Stone Ware, Canned Fruit, Marard,
Crackers, Cora, Teaches. Somata;
Grass as I Omit., C7thes, Very Chop.
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DRUGS, 'MEDICINES, CILISMICAL2I, LI QUORS
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eyries, Stone Rare, Wall and Window Paper, Otaes•
ware, Fruit Jan. Mirrors. Lamps. Chimneys. Sew
sena, Machinery Oil, Tanners' Oil. Nestsfoot Ofi, Ito
tined Whale Olt, Sperm OH, Olive Oil, Spirits Tuepili
tine. Varnishes, Canary Seed. VI negar.Patash. Conan:
tutted Lye. Ask Orange. Trusses. Bapporteri,Meillelft
instruments. Shosider Braces, Whigs. Gans, Platahs,
Cartridges. Powder, Shot, Lead, Gan Cape, Bluthe
Powder and Faso. Vlolias.Strings, Bows.ete. Fl 1S
Fifes etc., Fish IloOksand Lines, Ba r ant TolietSaltele
Bur Oils. hair Restnrers and flair Dyes. Breaks;
Pocket Raise*, Speetaeles:BilserPlated Opoonihrstitk
Knives. AC. neatly& Ankles, a generalassortznastet
FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY„ and nava=
theleading and best kinds el
PATENT manicnss.
lu short, nearly every thing to ?astatine 044 1
please the taste, to delight the eye, to vatEy th e Lam.
and also to condnee to the inland substantial Conlinr
of lite. Burimeration is Impracticable as it wail/ 11.1.
a newspaper. Call at the Drag and Variety Stan at
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