fagot and titioide.
Education o,lFarmeis.
' A crocbety farmer iu the Mark Lane'
Express, demurs to the technical school
education of the farmers. He says:- "I
have never yet seen amethod . proposedby
which the, te,elthical education of a: fernier
is to be imparted' to the rising generation
of the rural districts." And he contends
that such learning can be of no. practical
benefits to the farmer, as he would soon
forget the general principles of science: I
Would ask why the farmer, whose ; great
calling is to aid Nature to bring forth
from the earth those :vegetable produc
tions so indiipaisible to all animal life,
should be exempt from the necessity of
studying Nature's laws • so,far, at, least,
as to acquire a theoretical knowledge of
so much chemistry and geology as relates
'to agriculture;'for without this knowledge
the &mei' is a mere "hewer of wood and
drawer of water," in Nature's great lab
oratery, the:farm , with nothing intellec
tual to lighten. his daily toil, or turn it in
to a pastime of scientific experiment, the
success of which is certain if made in
strict accordance with Nature's laws. •
I bad a letter from a farmer the other
day, who says ho ~does not believe that
the leaves of deciduous trees are any bet
ter than straw \ for manure, and that he
bad rather have one pound of horse-dung
than three pounds of _leaves for manure.
Here is a case in point, 'to show how
much kfarmer may lose for .the want 'of
a vertlittle knewlede actione Chemistry
of manures ana tamin -promot
ing vegetable growth. Straw ib nearly all
carbon, with a little soluble sites and still
less of other fertillizers: while deciduous
leaves contain fourteen per cent, of choice
mineral matter, besides being very rich
in nitrogen. Horse dung contains the
same elements as the leaves, but in no
greater force; yet, owing to its more
mediate solubity, its action on vegetable
growth is quicker; And :this is why the
farmer gives it the preference. If the
leaves were composted with the dung,
their decomposition into soluble plant,
food would be hastened, and a large addi
tion of clay or common soil would in
crease the - pile, converting the whole into
one homogeneous mass of fertilizing ma
'terial—t4e equivalent of the best farm
yard manure. Many farmers have not yet
Tearned thatcrade, unfermented manure,
cannot be assimilated by plants until it is
dissolved by rain waterinto solubleplant
food. Hence we often hear them con
demn the richest and most permanent
, K.
Prosdng Sbrabls.
We recently met with alddy florist who
had an oleander plant about three feet
high, which , ad grown from a sprout on
the - side of the main stern, a few inches
above the soil in the pot The old stern
had been backed off, two or three years
previous, about two inches above the point
-where -, the new and present seem had
started; and-this old stub bad died down
to the roots, except a narrow strip of
bark and sap wood below the present stern.
When the old top was removed, if it bad
been out off smoothly, closet() the branch
:that was to form the present top, and the
s,tit had been *covered with a plaster of
grafting wax, the wound would have
healed, and no part of the stem would
bavelessitavitality. lifer beau tifel olean -
ider_was injured beyond recovery. by bad
pruning.
When shrubs or their branches are cat
back, the gash should be made not square
across, bat slanting upwards at an angle
of shoat forty-five degrees; after which,
to pretreat the wood from dying and. los
ing its vitality, the wound should be cov
ered with.aome sort of war.
Sucliiiihrub as we have alluded to, may
ba tiaved.hy turning it, with its contents,
itoshuger and deeper pot, in the former
pot of the growing season: after which,
.the large eshould be filled with sand,
leaf-mould and ashes, to A point cnae inch
above the injuiled hark and dry wood.
Tina, by scraping off the epidermis or
dead bark jest below the surface of the
soil, a IMW system of roots will be sent
out, and_the old stub „will : t 7 a n 3 decay,
leavings sound and healthy ta. 4ny
Young tree or bush may be- aged in
the same manner, if the stem near the
Peons idslldefective.
glsettil Reedits.
-64).1t sprinkled npon the carpet before
peeping xlll mako it look bright and
plea . n: Thai .is also a good prevutitire
against moth.
-6—Leaky tin or iron tare is easily and
anieldy
_mended by hammering a small
nail or tack of soft la 1; Lit the hole, cut
Of each end, and ricet it down. Rivets
of Xadtlead or other material may be used
03' mend iron' kettles, etc.
—A paper down in Maine insists that
the statement that butter can be made
' billing the cream ;index ground, in-
Plotha l for twenty-foar hours, is
not &joke, as the experiment 14 been
pled in Belfast with complete Ellcets9.
"ZT,PVetterVeVetterplan has ever3rbeen.dexised
td kAip butter sweet than •to put it in
nlean lam and cover it with' strong brine.
No pa of vessel, cask or tub will au.
iswer 4, aril tbz l'Or• in this YaY is
awl ixt.seprrie - s4 and street for twelve
Month&
, —)iiorse-radisk sauce is made thns:
fists Oehoise-radieh andlioil it in milk,
and Bear and butter, mired, and some
pepper and stilt and the white of art egg.
;Al it tioU itp fora few minutes.
--13 oil one pound of powdered sulphur
ja twooarts of water for ball' an how:
4pply with a brnslowhile %Wm, and you
wsil prevent the damp and nnwhelesome
ifo ccting,s from brick walls.
—Old feather beds and pillows are
gteatly improved by . putting. them on a
•, Awn:p4..plot during a heavy shower.
Let the Ws be thorou hly wetted; turn
them tm both 'fides; let them lie out-un
til thoroughly diy; then heat with rods ;
this will lighten the Vatbers and make
them much more healthy to sleep on. It
*apes dust and rejuvenates the feathers.
•
--A friepd states that the let thjrst ;
quencliog drinlz he found .during Mea
nt usually hot 'summer, was strong cold black
; tea, to which leinon-juine and anger lrere
added au quantities to, slit the taste.
We base oft,eVnsed cold or iced tea, and
found it na exceedingly grateful surilimer,
_fit is of no advantage to have .livvis
ziaintl:if stesemetjust. The perfection
Of the pendtiltim is not to go List, tint
be .regniar.' ' •
cram the child at seiiool ;- it is
buifor tite,brain r• nor nt the table itis
hid fatale sttOnA both hring tictetor'i
ODDS 411 TD
— , -The avaricious man is like the bar
ren, sandy ground of the :desert, which
sucks m all the rain and dews with greedi
nes.l, but yields no fruitful herbs or plaits
for the benefit, of others. .
—Over a bridge in one of the country
towns of •England, is the following accu-
rate notice :—" No ono vehicle drawn by
more titan, one animal , is allowed to cross
this bridge in opposite directions at the
same time.'
—TheTrbutze,in an editoml on Agassiz,
(litotes the story ot. 5 shrewd agent, who
tried vainly to buy the great naturalist for
a winter's lkctures. "Why, sir, you will
make more money than by ten years of
this work," he reasoned. "nut I have not
the time Eastlake money," said .Agassiz.—
In this short sentence is expressed the
whole of that great sermon which Ameri
cans most need.
—Prince Alexis received a present from
the Laclede rolling tnills at St. Louis, of a
rosewood box, containing specimens of
Iron mountain iron. It contained also
specimens of highly finished iron, includ
ing a book of sheet-iron, magnificently
bound in Turkey morocco and,,gilt.'the
sheets were as thin as tissue paper, requir
ing'. 480, to make one inch in thickness,
but were very tbngh and:strong, as smooth
as writing paper.
—ln a shop in Pittstield,Massachusetts,
there rests on its block an anvil that has
done duty for more ,than three hundred
years. It is as sound to-day as it was in
1h63, when rjtweett romeroy, after weld
ing for the Stuarts the ponderous horse
shoes of the same style and pattern that
his ancestors had made during many gen
erittions for the Tndoes and Piantagenets,
grew weary of taxes without law, and work
without wages, and , taking his anvil, sailed
for the New World. A deft workman, he
throve in the settlements, and left his anvil
as an heir-loom to his decendnnts.
—President Smith,. of Dartmouth, used
to set type in the printing office of Simeon
Ide, at Windsor, and says of it: "Ital
ways seemed to me that it was a profitable
service. I learned to spell, an attainment
which even men of great notnrity do net
always make.„l learned many things about
the newspapers and books, and the mat
ters they treat of, which served as a good
.preparation for the further studies I at
length undertook. I am far from •being
satisfied with my labors iu the present po
sition; but imperfect as they seem to me,
I cannot but help thinking that ant a
little better. .president for having been a
printer."
—At an indignation meeting in Boston,
last week, called to consider the want of
faculties for travel afforded by the city
railroad companvpadting of the cars,
&e.—Gen. John L. Swift said : " I charge
upon this road that it is imparing .the
health of the women and ruining the am
iability and good temper of the men. I,
myself, once had a beantifill temper.—
Where is it now ? Gone ' • and the Metro
politan Company took it!" On the day of
the meeting, the company ran double the
number of cars, for fear of the effect of the
discussiOn. " Ilk they are chronic back
sliders," said Mr. Swift, "and they cannot
be vaccinated into healthfulness.'
—la acountry place in France the lady
of one of the neighboring chateau was ac
customed, as most French ladies are, to
have what might be called " beggars in
_
few mouths ago, at the door of the chateau
at an early hour of the day. Having gone
to bed late the night before, the laxly had
not risen belimea,and he waxed impatient.
At last, turning to the footman, he said:
"How long " d'ye suppose she'll be before
she comes " Really, I can't say," an.
swered the servant; may be ten minutes,
may be an hour and a hall." "Then I'll
tell pin what it is," retortfd the mendi
cant, she may provide herself with an
other beggar." And so saying, went he
away.
—On the cars, last summer, a young
woman arrayed in a shirt waist and.a
boy7s straw hat, andkair cut short and
curled, sat quietly reading, when an old
fellow got on at 2ridgeport with a friend.
Looking around for a moment for an en
tire seat, he espied a boy sitting solitary a
few seats away, and he coolly gave the
strew-batted woman a yoke, saying,"Here,
you young fellow, just go and sit with that
one over there—boys can't be taking up
the seatethis way." The young lady front
ed round with Au indignant exclamation,
and the old map looked in perfect aston
ishment at the flounced and fluted skirt,
ontof Which grew the body of a boy.—
"Well, did 'you ever P" said he; "I can't
tell one from t'other."
—Mr. Harwit gatheriqome curious
facts regardingninsmal insects. Cicadas
can be heard a mile. The female is mute,
as well observed long ago by the C reeks,
one of whose poets sang, somewhat wick
euly: -0" Happy the Cic;tda since
they all have voiceless wires." Ibesound
is made by vibration at the ipi F aclu or
air-passages, and made • resonant by two
scale-covered cavities. The Chinese keep
these creatures in pages for their song,
which mast be an excellent accompany.
meat to the tom-tom. In many insects a
sound is produced by rubbing one wing
against the other at points which are
adapted with serrations for the purpose.—
In grasshoppers the leg is - armed with a
row of exceedingly minute lancet-shaped
teeth, with which it scrapes the wing cop
ei, each leg takes its turn, -
-LA girl six years old was on a visit to
herltrandfather, who was an English di
vine, celebrated for his lcigical -p,owers—
`-Ouly think, grand what Thiele Rob
erts eve." What doe pa, s
ho say, my dear ?"
"Why, he says the moon'is made of green
chew. It Isn't al) is io 4
suppose you find out for yourself "How
can I grandpa?" -"Get your Bible and
see what it Says." "Where shall I begin ?"
"Begin at the beginning : " . " -The child sat
down to read the Bible. Before she got
more than half through the second chap
ter of .Genesis, and had read :Ant tha
creation of the stars and the animals, she
cattle hack =to her - grandfather, her eyes .
all -bright with excitement of discovery:
"I've found it, grandpa! it isn't true; for
God made the moon: fiefore he 'made any
'cows." • •
—.An attractive young vridorr, proprie
tress of a Fifth-avenue lieardiuk betlke,
Neu York, dressed herself in male attire
on. Tuesday evening, and escorted:43lv
young ladies to . Wood's Inusemn„ Uer
shsvise gas uot sugicient to, poneiat an
imptliate . discovery by the male portion
of the indienee, and very soon she was re....
.ctiving more
_attention than the perfuro
anee. The result of her escapade =was tier
arrest and confinement for a tithe in'the
station-house, though she was releaied,
and breome hoensiroeue avoided appFar
ing in the pollee court the - neit morning;
put Admtioctunto.
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!tractors. For information. write tar Vircpir. to Y.
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ON TUE LiNB OF TBEt '
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, . .
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•
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ES TILE •
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THE
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These lands are In the central portion' of the Treated
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line of the grea t lempernte Zone of the American Con
tinua. and (Cr In growing and stock raising anew.
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Pend for the cow Doestlatte• Pamphlet. with new
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Address • 0. V. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner, ca.
Omaha, Neb.
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Oars Transposing Hey-Board.
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Newpad Elegant %elle, Organs of Double Heed
(*blues .
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Its splendois and wretchedness; its illgb and low life;
its marble palaces and dark dram; Its sitractious and
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To Sell the Improved Florence Sealer, Machine.
Maks Four /lifting-Milan
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Liberal tenon. Salesroom, 24c, 1123 CHESTNUT
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iIitAOENTSII.24) —AgeMamie more money - at
loprk for las thon anything oleo OnsineFo light and
joermanrot.. l articoLtes G.S,Tuireo.O.,t Co., line
Art Potiyhors, Portland.,
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CUNDUWANG - 0.
SUPPLY OF DAME' 'ASSUMED. *DICE 'DEDUCED.
p1453t, F;EENE 14: CO'S Fluid Extract s •
Cases entices. &Turas. Syphilis. Cetera., Ebeemsitlrm,
:NemWs. P1V11,13116/1 COMO{ MVP, Salt
Meant. Diseasee. Moore Datum It Is purely
vege, table:The SEAT known BLOOD PURIFIER. Sold
by all Mrs=lsty. }lgoe $3 pes bottle. Observe the
Trade mark. - lesclpi.Clrtuta ; . MIA:A 00 cepal. St.,
New Fork.
$l.OOl REWARD!
...
," 6 - , vr..,c.i , tamindmerdth g ,
$ 1 .Itp 1 , tr . lu r ?!...V.!nyLd Mes that
coie
to
. 1 . m 2,1 ItEZDT
preset., to cti.io the Plies, md aottdo: elm. Ilict by ' a x li
prniziets. Yrlce el.pir. .
MO any person prodacta it any melittemo ahoyijeg_hatt
as many living. permanent en:vides' Dr. FWLEIt'S
VEGETABLE lIIIEUMAT4C riZUEDY. Used Inward.
only. A pleannt Medi eine; free hson Wallow drags.
,Werranted =tile oath: td hare permanently eared iiS.ln
arery 100.pagenta ,treated to the pm - tea years.- (bee
teeliamny). the scientific prevrlption Of Protein;
or iof. RF it t er, 2. D.. a 'graduate of the Untrersity of
ketasylyintit - . D....1.— 50re °pool Philadelphia's
okiesi r physicians. and Pratt:Bmi of Chemistry
and Toxic42.6v.—tto has autdoTlearalgla, Chronic and
jrifismatary c anEbAleta .the speCiality of Chi entire
„Wssional life=a tad vouched for by the signatures at
sompanying each bottle of many th`Qtrattilt renowned
, pbs eicions, tlergymea,and other testimonials. To pro
tect 'afferent from potistmonignath nostrums and ore
,lens - erpenditere of money. t legut signed rnataatte
mating enact number or bottle* , v*TraDd tOOS
finwarded yetis tri any sufferer sending 67 :t.t.e7
fall dent:Wien of 1401cia. Jo roar Lair" to tare,
anon= paldposithrely refunded. - ..afatilaten Sept any.
atom hien:rem, collect na Minn/ Adlicted Invited
to write for 'drier; all infonnattemr abd tamileaTadsice
tent by letter gratis.. Principal *Mee, 22 South •Foatth
Street, PhlLt4eiphla, P e, Ttio tetaady is sold or ot ►
lained oyikuggisti: - -APrill9.
Ear Sale by • an 2CMlFlSaiottroter4;-..
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
• For the relief and
are of all derange- -
mats In the atom
ath, liver, and bow- •
els., They are a mfid
ti aperient, and an
Be ezc in ei g lent en p re u l llrga y vege re :
table, they contain
ez, nonseretuy ermine.
ral whatever. Duch
redoes sickness and
• suffering Ls prevent
ed by their Beady
nea• and every family should have them en hand,
for their protection and relief, when required.
Long experience has proved them to be the saf
est, surest, and best or all the Phil, with which
the market abounds. By their occasional use,
the blood is purified, the oornmtions of the eye• .
tom expelled,obstructions removed, and the
whole machi n ery of life restored to ha healthy
activity. Internal organs which become clogged
and sluggish are cleansed by .iffer's Nut and
stimulated into action.' Thus . Incipient di sease
to changed into health, the value of wide-Itch:7
n e,
when reckoned on the vast multitudes Who enjo y
It, can hardly be computed. Their agar g
makes them pleasant to take. and preserrestheir
virtues tinhapsdred for any length of time, so
that they two ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild, and operate
without disturbance to the constitutionow diet,or
Turgr u Cellonst are given on the Wnlpperr to
each box, taw to use them as a Fanuly Mole,
and Ito the following complaints, which these
Fills rapidly cure:—
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Listless.
peas, ILangssor and Loss of Appetite, they
!Mould be taken moderately to stimulate the stom
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For rarer Complaint and Its rations snap.
toms, Bilious Headache, Mick Urea.
ache, Jaundice or Green Slickness,
tons Colic and Illhous revers,they should
be J udicionsly taken for each ease, to correct the
diseased action or remove the obstructions which
ease It.
For Dysentery or Diarrhee% but Ott*.
Why doss is generally required-
For Illieumatisso, Clout, Gravel, Pal.
pinnies, of the Mears, rain in the
tilde, Back and Loins, they should be main
uoady taken, as reyeited, to change the diseased
action of the system. )% ith such change those
complaints disappear. •
For Dropsy and Dropsical Swellings,
they should be taken In large and frequent doses
to produce the effect of a drasticpurge.
For Suppression, a large . . dose should bq
taken, as it produces tho &Wed effect by sm.
why.
As a Dinner P4ll, take ono or two Pins to
promote digestion and relieve tho stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels, restores the appetite, and invigorates the
system: ileum. It Is often advantageous where
no serious derangement exists. One *lto feels
tolerably well, often ands - that a dose of these
Pills makes Mal feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renovating effect on the digestive
apparatus.
=MEM DT
Dr..T.O. A rrn ' CO., Practical Chemist*,
3t.18.9., U. 8. A.
ron BALD DT ALL DRUGGISTS EVE/DMIMM,
4r . - ZrAL"fil
, ... #;.& VIGUABIE SWIM
c.f3P'l.2 HAIR
- • • ,J;
Every year increases the populari
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. Wo
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 Gnev
OR FADED HAm 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 eel>
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;
laCt PPM El 6111 4 5eREFEitittA"
Sold by an Druggist:, mut' Denkrs in Medicines.
Price Ono Dollar.
Buckingham's Dye.
POE TEES WHISKERS.
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 ofE Sold by
all, Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
pinufactured by R. P. HALL, & CO.,
tresatre t , 245.
Sold by Abel 'turret', and Burns & Nichols
Montrose, and all druggists and dealers every
where. (Dm 21, 1270—y
NATURE'S
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Contains no LAO SULPBUR NO SQ•
GAR OF LEAD-410 LITEARGE—
NO NITRATE OF SILVER. and is
entirely free from the Foyonons and
Health—destroying Enmst wed in
other Hair Prepartions.
Trarieparent. and cirirti eyntal, ft, 101 ant WI the
tingn Eabrie,--perfecejFAFEMLE.A.N and EFF.CIENT
—distdc.rattuns LONO'SOUORT FOR /49 FOUND
It reateres and marmite tbe hair Cpnm becoming Gray,
Imparts& molt. glow appearance, removes Dandruff. Is
cold and refrostde: to the head, checks the Hale from
and restores glee great extent when prema.
tnrel) toit, prevents fleadaches, cures . all . bo:nors, Co.
mamas eruptions, and unnatural beat, AS A DBMS;
LIG FOlllllB 1.1A.1.1t IT ;IS Tag BEST AUTICLS
. .
Tug SUBMIT,
DR. G. SMITH. Patentee, ayer.Dstfi. Prepate,d only
be PROCTOR BROTHERS, Gq9neeeter 2,,taesacbtsetta
nit gamine Is put up b a panel 'bottle, mide expre•aly
for tt, with tbo name the article blown In the glut;
Aete your Drortobt. toe NATVIIII'S 41M31. Rest?to.rez,,
and tato ono:amt. ,
arttend tyro three oettt Ittesope to Proctor Mothers
fora ••Treatiele on theittuann Usk." The Inform:lton
it eimtahte liFyorth $ Ata itnr person.
Its 17, Ifirt.
•
OW kit& A; A. TATLOSIVARRANTED CURL'. "LI She can be conPultedat het reddens In llHElgewn.
get. on the num sAlaleing aberllf ,Jobmen. 'leant
reference, given— A. Lt. TAYLOR.
13r elsenniter. lisreeM..l67l.
1 1E41
f OfTen In Aarket.jorr arrired,air
or ears It New ak wholronlo rico Marra fiat .111.
lantana COFITE; Doi of ona and rave mores'.
trbara . • - ABEL TrtaltELL,
—'- • • .
UTONDEIr _037 THE NlTOBLll.—Pltisborgbi Fa.;
v jvntary 28„1871...-To wimp it seer engeern:;-This
Is to rettry that base gl rep DALDIVI N, of Iloatme,
'Pe., the et elusive emrtrot of the sale of the abode Caxe.
ed remedy to tiusquebazinseotmty: so tonghe he chooses'
to cootinue In the Zetchtessould Metall °niers heralter
ettotlld 14drvvied to him, to remise atteuttoh. . •
. • •M. 31; ULTON,Prowletir.
• Viva 0., 1871: • • _ . • :Cut
TOMO "Appetzr," "Reslorers,' --
atWart h --
e
tippler on to drunkenness sad rain, but me a tree Medicine,
made f ro m the settles pole and herbs of California, fret from
all Alcoholic Stimulant , They are the Great Blood Purifier
and a Life-giving' Pr i nciple, a Perfect Renovator and Invi
gorator of the System, carrying elf all poisonous matter, and
mewing she •blood to a. healthy condition, b o dy.
It, re
freshing and invigorating, both mind and body: They are
enact adminlatration, prompt their action , certain in Omit.
resets, tole and reliable in all forms of disease.
No Person eta take these Hitters according to
directions, and remain long
. unweil, provided their tones are
cot destroyed by mineral patron smother meats, and the vital
org r te wasted beyond the point of repair.
pcpsto or Indigestion. licadadte. Pain in
the boulders. Coughs,Tlghtness of the Chest,
Soar Eructations of t h e Stoeracin, Rut Torte in thd Meath,
DiGona Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of
the Lungs, Pain in the redoes of the Kidney, and a heum
Bred other painful symptoms, are the springs of Dyspepsia.
In these complaints It has no metal. and one bottle will prove
a better guarantee of its merits than a lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaints, tn yowl. or old, married
or &logic, at the dawn silvan:animal, or the rum of life. these
Tonic Bitters display en decided an influence that a marked
improvement is soon perceptible.
For Inflammatory mill Chronic phenol* ,
*ism and Gout, Dyspetom or Indigestion, Baum, Remit.
tent and Intermittent Fevers, diseases of else Blood. Liver,
Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have been mo 4 successful.
Such Diseases are by Vitiated !Mod, Chicle is gen
erally prneluted by dcrarrernent of the Digestive Organs.
They aro a Galatia Parra, tire as vvell as a
Tonic, passessing . . also the pecolim merit of actin.. as a
powerful agent m re tering Cousust ten or (nllammatiorict the
Liver and Visceral Omans and m Damns Diseases
Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Teter, Sale-Rheum,
Blotcher, S.M.. Pimrles, Pustules, Callwincles, s =
worms, s=l—a•ll.a. Eumno s An•
Discolorations of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the
Skin, of whateverenarati or earner, are literally dug up and
retried out of the system in a short time by the sea of these
Bitters, One bottle in such Oasts will convince the most
itteredelons of their curative erects.
Cleans* flee Vitiated Dined nhelmveryon lied
lee imperil'es bursting through the skin in Pimple, Erup
tions,. or Sores: cleanse Is when you . fend it obstructed and
sa u evsh in the coins; chninsa it when It is font t year feelings
will tell pm when. Keep the blond pure and the health of
the system wed follow.
Glisseefttli d ithorlantsde. proclaim Yter.Gen Brower '
the most wan rful levigorant that ever mstainedthe sinking
system.
Pin. Tape. sand, other Worms. lurking in the sp.
tern of so many thousand. am effectually destroyed and
rem oved. Says a distinguished rhyme:mist: There is acutely
an individual upon the Gee of the rents whose body isecempt
from the presence of Oruro.. 'lt is not upon the healthy ele
ments of the body that worms exist, bet upon the diseased
humors and stony &podia that breed these living monsters.
of disease. No system of hteiLein, on vernufuges. no an-
thelmieities, Get the system front worms lilm these
Bitten.
Mechanical Diseases. Persons evened in Paints
and Minerals, mach as Plunders, Type-setters, Gold-beaten,
and Minors as they advance in amain be paralysis
of the Bowels To guard against they take a dam of Wel.X
sues VrtatC..ka Bernet once or twice a week. as t Pre
venera
Hiltons Ttemtitents and Intermittent Fe
wersosluch are so prevalent in the valleys of our peat
riven throughout th e Baited Sate,, especially those of the
hiississippi, Ohio, Alinouri, Illinois, Tennessee. Cumberland,
.1 Arkansa, Rest. Colorado. Brno, Rio Grande. Pearl,
. barna, Mobile.. Snannalt, Roanoke, James, sent many others,
Iwith their east ItitAlL2.l4, 11112.1g1.311/ Or. entire country
during the Sommer and Autumn, and remarkably so durum
serves of unusual lima and dryness, aro invariably emcee
tended by extensive demny,errients of the stomach and liver,
and other abdominal viscera. Th ese
s re always more or less
obstructior.s of the lister, a weaknes arid irritable state of
the stomach, and great tor . par of the towels. being clogged
op with vitiated accumulation, In their treatment. a Far
a-Mimi earning influence upon these various or
sans, 3.1 essentially tenser, There ts on cathartic for the
purpose enrol to fl.. J. Wataast's Vtectrot Bremer, as
they will speollUy mama the dark-colored viscid matter with
winch th e bowels are loaded, et the sieve itiannlatien
the secretions of the liver, and generally tutoring the healthy
functions of the „ di -ace
_eis nrr-sels.
Scrofula, or lining's - Evil. White Swellings, Ulcers,
Erysipelas, S welled Neck, Scrofulous Inflammations. Indolent
Ingsninnuona, Meramal Affections, Old Sores' Eruptions
of the Skin, ete. In the...c.a. in all other constitutional Dis.
eases, WALTZER'S VINEGI. Busses leave shown their gnat
curative parren in the most obstinate and Intraciable eases
A Wonsan,' Aliments, her Nervousness,
mad Deader-hos. althcnrah they rn trifling to men,
are real disorders. For an.tiveness, dyspepsia, general de
bility, pains in the beck and loins, nervous and sick head
ache, I mpurity of skin, and all tombles closed as " female
complaint," Dn. WAL.ZER'S VINLGA2 llerrees. which
are purely vegetable. and may be safely given to the most
delimit. are a sovereign and speedy remedv.
Dr. Walker's an
Vinegar Bitters act
on all these cases in a similar manner. Ily purifying the
Blood they r.move tire mese, and by rcsolymg away dot
•
parts receive (health,
anda prxmanent cure si
The properties of Or. Watson's Vstrarme Dermas
are Apenent. Diaphoretic and Can: mauve, Nutrition, Lax
ative. Diuretic, Sedative. Counter-Irritant. Sudorific, Altera
tive, and Anti-tlilious
'The Aperient and mild Lnative p. penis of Da.
Watson's VINZGA. BITTERS are dm best safe-guard in all
eases of eruptions and malignant fevers, their balmme• heal
ing, and soothing propertim . pnwee the humors of the C2=l.
Their Sedative pro-tert 'es aly pun en the nervosa name,
stomach, and bowes, either from inflammation, wind,
cramp, etc. Their Coonter-Irritant influence atends
throughout the system. Their Diuretic properties act on
the Kidneys. correcting and regulating the flow of Wis..
Their Anu-Bilious properties stimulate Om liver. in the se*
cretion of bile, and its discharges through the bilian ducts,
and are superior to all rernerfal 2g12123, for the ewe of 'lthaca,
Fever, Fever and Acne, etc.
Fortify the body against disease by panty-am
all its fluids with Yseeeas ittrrse, No epidemic can take
bold of a system dun forearmed. The liver ' the stomach, the
bowels, the kidney, and the nerves are rendered disease
proed by tide great urrigorant
The Efilcavy of Da. WM:GILIt'S Vannes
in Chronic Dyspepsta, Fevers, Nervous Disorders,_Consupa.
800, deficiency of vital power, and all maladies affecting the
stomach, liver,.bowels.puilmemary organism ranocular WIMP,
has been expencnced by htmdreds of thousand, sad hundreds
of thousands mom art ailing fee the same relief.
. Directions.—Take of the Bitters on going to bed Et
sight from a half tome and one-half winwslassfull Eat
good nourish.: Geed, such as beefsteak, mutton chop, mai.
son, roast bed and vegetables, end take ont-door nemise.
They one composed of purely vegetable ingtedieut, acid um-
Min no spirits
j. WALKER, Prep's. 11. B. NaISONAISI & CO.,
Drage:nand Gm. Arts, San Brancato, Cal.,
=dun - tar of illothingtaa and Charlton Si., New York.
''SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
April 3, 1872.—t01.
AOSADALIS
THE INGREDIENTS THAT
COMPOSE ROSADALIS are
published on everypackage, there.
fore it is nom reset preparation !
eardequently
PIITtiICIAS PRESCRIBE n,
It is n certain 'awe for &refills;
Syphilis in all Its forms, Shimmer
tism, Skid - Diseases, Liver CUM•
plaint sad . nil diseases of the
Blood.
ONE MOTTLE OP 803AVAL73
will do wore good than ten bottles
of the Syrups of Sarsaparilla.
I THEUNDERSIGNED PHYSICIANS
,
have used Rosadslis in theirpraetioe
for the past three years and freely
endorse it esa reliable Alterative
and Blood Purifier.
DD. T. C. PIIGIT i of paithIIMII :
DR. T. 3. WYK'
DLL R. WAD A RR:
I . .
DR. F. O. DANNELLY, . 6
, 1 13111.. J. S. SPAIEK2, of titeholistillo i ,
Ky
DB. .McCARTKA, Cototabla;
S. C.
Da. A. on Eageicra., N. c.
USERAND EEDORSED
J. E. FRENCH& EONS, Fall Elm,.
1". S 9. SMlTlT,:aekoon, =ch.
A. F;IVIIEELEI4I.ims, Ohio.
B. HALL,
CRAVEN Ez CO4Cordiatsvillo,
SAW!, G.' Me.PADEEN. Magner;
boro,Temi. • '
Ofif apace noiallotro f any 'X:
tended reoluks b Watt= to Mit
virtual of Aosadalls. Totho ltedicat
Pioredilou Ira guarantee a fluid E.
inetioponor to any they have me
used in the treatment of diseased
Bloods audio atm 'Mae we=
to bulb
aosadalLe, and you 10.1.1 to
llcarallb told all Dewar*
pus $l4O per.. Aar= _
lII,ZEUEUTb ott,B CD.. - 0
itnutotervins camtib,
Baltimore, J.
SdZakG.4zrres 1,
REST :BARGAINS IN TOWN IN:
CHOICE PA1074.11.-GEOCERIES. FLOUR t
PltO
visions. Mimi and Calmed .b"cal4-Vegetables. a:c4
at the _Read of Iftvigatlon: 'A. N. BULLARD.
ManOott. . -
. .
;...9 ;JEWELRY-L4 et Agiort-.
VI mut, and other saddles cd,ftrarclry. : A tow Gold
and-Slim Caaad Watches' an& Watch Chalm:l3llm
and illrer plated Spasms, Forks;6ulvts,de.,anda gat
oral twaortment of Yam GOOdi. Notions, restamta7.
de. ../hvga and Iteditines. Moho) stock.
Montrose, PO., Dec'. lat, . ABEL TURAZIA.
R.
RADWAY'S - READY RELIEF
in
TL,E 11/01ttIT PAINS _
.froin ono .Twonty rninutos..
:HOT OHE HOUR -
reed
=it * Nr ITI I ' 1•10.1 , 1 7 tile
-
14D17.!.r5. TO.:lTl : P r it'cl.l l 7 l 4: . ; :ccral TOR
" vr.a.tlho lln. aod LI -
Tito' Only. Vain llontOdy •
.tha bduoir gAps the must nomclallog allays Tie
11w11431001. rune I.NotraMin.. Lon. -
E.toonscl, t l.kmtm, or ud...7 MAW.. 1g...PP.!.
t * *4 l3t FROST ONE TO TTILNTT
Tr )lATlC. alirlt tklte.rkldV tIVY ofoleat Or :mt.:dog I tu a Rom%
ea, c
Crlt,phd,ne
crjardaratial wadi Mwsuo tueisou,t,
-RADWAY'S: READY- RELIEF ,
ATM. 'AFFORD lICRTISIPP
r T t i ra 7 r.ll,inrio - vyl Ys.
or Ton nopt&l.,! - WDEIL
•coNuosTio.4 op liff I 1.709
PORE vito.vr, rolictua littyvnuN4 ' •
IISyrERTCB. CROUP. 1711CRNIY. IlEAtt.r.
IMADACUE, Too .
Colll=lVA z...if
Tos.appliaatfoa of the 'heady nellef In no Port 0,
aorta whets Ida pada at (.115culty clads arund lora sad
comfor • - -
tl Twtoty drop
teen s,l l 7.lol:4 p11.1,•?..1..iin• .111 In few
.
I anWERIL C ITI I .N e e M)
sl.aild always raryi te Folds of ThodssaVs .
Welt 11.0111C.L _
.414 'Mow_ low Mors In water old
pmtl,la lot tar
EVER AZ; 441711.
ranit AND AOUIL emea torero rmlc
!‘' r"" tti :I7Vber n 3 1 11 1 371.; "41 VN s lm
and .4ber lowa (Weis 14 ADIVA.III l .
oTxnr irtyLs i
it arlict nADIV6rs READY Yily mats
farli by I,,,ragg.
.11EALT111, BEAUTY!!
mona ALFID 1:1741 racln_r±Loott,..txmlas.c?
FLEA( AM/ RAA(.IIT— .CLEAR Siozi AND LAATo•
TIFUL 1:011P11EX/ON AEOUI!EO TO ALL.
• -- •
DR. RAD WAY'S
SARSAPAMLLIAN RESOLVENT -
Mk% MDR TRH SIDS? ASTONISHING CORE-11 Sn
qUI111•,_s0 RAPID ARE THE ellsNoEs THE
BODY ITNDERoot.S. It sDr.:_• THE INELUENOE
.E TIILS TIDILY VONDEDIGM. 31EDWIN4
THAT
•
Evory Day an Ineroaso' In Flobb
and Weight:lb Soonand Felt. -
THE GREAT BLOOD P URIFIER.
r. .rry 4, of the SAT.3:IMIIIfa.S.I. , t uzsorvrNT
cr , endinlaites throe:lt the Mood, Seed, Pare, and other
fluldeandjelsre of the 0040.0 the vldur of LI.; fart It repairs
(he voutes of the body srldi are end son^d mat. rird.
ricrifuls, Ryon's, Co...piton, Mendel.. dime. Uly,,
In the Throat, Month, Ta e0nt.4 . 1.1. 1. t e Mende mad
Teh. WTI the.tfrkett tine Eye/4 Litman , I 4.clarc s
ram LIM .14 Vie .014 rllOllll die era, 4: r.,p.
dons, Yd.? Woes, Said Wad. Ries Worm. Snit Rhyne.,
.Farslarlee, Acne. utaoY Spree. tirorndid the 0.1, Tome.,
Cal.. Ni g h t e Woods,end trmltediag end I.d.rul dd.
chug., Strada 1.0.1 of dorm etynl Lf the
We principle, I re within the 00.110. more of this
of Modern thendetrr, and a •re, dove we will 'prove to
any prone ode% It ter .011‘cr thms Nada( db..= Its
Irdeut per. ta curet then.
If the trdcat, ddly brood./ reduced %T em 'redeem/I
deconstarltion,th.t Is tontlenelly trogrvadv, encteres ery
.remit; these ersclea nal mein the 140110 loth err E.l
LA mule front healthy bloated Ills the daLSAPAIIIL.
LIM( will and donee."
Not only eon the descutattUrtn Jtceetverre s emi all
tee , . reinwiLd ascots In the cent of Cloud; acrofoleus,
• onstitatrenal, end Skia dimmest bet It tathe only positive
core for
& Bladder Complaints
Tralnery, }tomb tilsreses, Orworl. Diabetes, Dropsy
B .ArTr o rfn. W gl h'
000rh e Il i= I L inens
pm ft or
rte
ender le thick, dentin
mire
with substan.s
Ilte the *OllO of en cp . ,. thrn , le yrhlte slat. or de,
Is n morLderk. bilintre epporence, and white Loneliest
die
no
what Um" Is a pecking, horning yeeration
whet t he wider , end pelalathe dwell of Um Dart and
Wet the Ltd.,. Price, has
WOI3M4,—TIs only Imam sail rtcossZy foe
lrorme— lA. APe. tic:
Tamer of 12 Tears' Growth
Cured by Uudwara Itesolrent..
thyrratm. Man., J•l7 12,
Reno..:-1 Lava t. 4 *tartan Vetoer Is e• wrath. uz.l
Marais. All the Doctors said .100.0 was naLetpll.o IL. I laird
11l Fn M f_no I t nz,
luvi } ahe me aff rr aarr tWlem' valtaMl 1.4. lye yevlt7. wmaa V - •
•Inelvv-dr. and pas box at 1t e :i..7 . 1 10.1 Ow* % ,,, lra
Rod/ Band, sad Uwe la .4 • AO at Overt to is .no se 14e,
Tbd I Gal baitanamartaa.a.al hipped than I •sva for twelve mu,
a went Wax w 01* the WI gated do trowata. were Oa awl,.
I 0711.0 this te ye. fat t 9. altarr. Von eaa TOIL% It It
paa clauwa. MANAMA I..I:NAT?. •
DR. R ADWAY'S
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS,
perfectly bark.. &patty =ate with Inert lat.; Porra
reatta,. urify. airtime ?n o rthrtbra. Iltvigar • riikc
for the cur. or all dlani btatanch. llngcbt.
I•Caddrr. Plarragt Ilcabche, C0n.41.5.
Cog, cnittntaegg badges:llan, Drsper.l.l,Billoo.ne.„ fl -
Soto. arm Influrtmattlio of 11. Narita. De•
rangtmetits of the Werra] Meer, Warman! to efol.
tlVV.o c r ' Ziet= i rerTt e V 'bk. "14'1'4 0° t""' 47 !
()awry tbe talottitt symptoms Thsoltlog Son Db.
orders of t/.3 DE:estire
Or x , • • -
Catatiroane, TO4 Pan, rants. Om Mai hi do lamb
Addlir a .1. 600011. Nana, 1100bera. riga. rgqinar
twator Weinia tily Sumach, Sew Prnetallans.•lol, or name
an Pit of ara Fannatit Sninuning ani 11014 timid
TtMciat tarathina, roarera gat the Pima, analsar gersatling
Stanitatiat wit, 11st !Meg Nam, Irgran• 0 Vlslin. Dar 0
Ir.b. Mnie itisonett, rater 04 Mal PO. la flu Bed. Ddialsory
Prerrinalen. Tallanracia 0 Pl ashes 00 Err., Psis ha ani
SZCibeat, Lialog 0020, of 1140, gerelag to to.
sr,ll.7 ll7 A dir rru : ...r f
G lt i r ,7 ;7 44.. ftyLP . lll rscr .Sw .. :ll .s v . t u be r gst...eto
In li.IDWAI~ arcti:VTic i .suld=r.,,V=l l 7ll:
.bao.mth. w./th tlannanas • be watt 'to.
April 8,11+•.2.-71
THIS WAY, GERREMEIII
HORSE HAY FORKS
IMULLI/11 PATEBT 111,4POIM:1
Twenty-Two State Fete. r!Fewilems Awarded Thu Fork
In Pleven 'llonths—ltal inolno;
ALSO
NELL! S GRPPLE PULLEY,
AP PPP;PuPut that. rierg Ba t he;. Carpenter,
end Painter Strotild Mee.
H9RSg•RAKE'S
muia Hakes, Selttlis, §tult4s. Grikfti Crikqe.
yqa, &Or Brand) aVss i .
H Rprldp.
Ptuivs / ?? lU •Si e ! R an ' 5t.”.1f,...:11,99
Meittaraitar.
, .
That &awe Rivas aFt A ARM WEITSTLE t when the
paean ta Ready tor Atl i di: 'NAY bNedi,dVoA
And the Coal 'Always Bleat •
, .
. . .
Axes, . end 31,9, -, ,
pa, :
Tisk'. - L,ocSt r•
Bow; • Vireo, •
.1 nobs, , .
Draw 11.4ess, - Seytit Stones, latches,
Paints, °Ss -- Yertaisb.
Selma, q'tfp!fl Ire, Lamps, t<
li.ottrose. Jul: 5, Onnb COR,Wtst_
"SUL M 123 1:1 LIZ§ X2C csizrizan
°nouns tasvears avast,
.
'Etat StagoOcave' mat Ming altb.
the D.L. t. W.-, the Erfev,szd the Letamb- Vallq
Val QlN**. tt
irtOWN VOWN-NEWS.
MINER•AND ODATS„
*aro Stroor. 6 doors bolos Boles Corner f llontro
FLOOD, GROCERIES, AND
PROVISIONS. • ' '
Wearoceneantlyrea trlngt nd 13ow hive ontatil.
afresh atoek alatiodi In
CHEAP I CHrAll CHEAP!
forcush,orexeluoge qtprodace.
GOOD TEA,s,
COFFEE, SUGAR,
MOLASSES, SPICES,- "-
FORE L FISH, LARD,, .
HAMS; DRIED FRUITS,
CLOVER ¢ TIMOTHY SEED,
Wobiee related ands:aide additions td nor lltocb
p a ncand are now rdsdy_to t orward Mutter to tbe belt
commission bones In - Mew liatk,fro Of eldirge,,sdrU
motel iberstadeancestents on eonsignatents. z
Cell and exarnineotir stock before prombastrigetsd,
where. andeonetnee venrselrss oftbe - •
GOOD QUALITY a LOW PRICES.
of our Moods. -
U. MINER. •
11.COAT3.
Montrose. April 10.180..
STROUD 4t 'BROWN'S
Fire, Life, and Accident'
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
Zia catatrcome. Wocam
CAPITAL IMPBESENTED. 'over -
Home insurance Co. of N. Y..Cipltal and •
Surplus: i 164.000,00
Insurance CO. of North itinizios,
CapltaladdSarplus, Leon*
Franklin El rolnauranee Co., Fll!la;
Capital and Hatpins,
Lycoming Contiti Hotaal Inanranea Coml . ""!‘ . l
Money, re.IM a. Capital and dorplits, 4,000,90 Q
Connecticut Monist Lffnansaranceyo. of
Hartford. Conn.. Capital. " AMAX
/median LIM Insurance Co., Pl:Model- •
phi'. NOM). 1,000,001;
TrarolerelosnraneeCo , Hartford. Conn., • •
I a raring attaltip all lands of accidents
Capital. • IOO.tUI,
Hartford Alen InatimneeCompany.Hart. -
. Coon— Capltal.and Surplus, $l,O 0 p.felp
LAll hintiaca• antrnmed to oar care Wilt be attends
II to unfair term 3, and all Ingle, promptly adjusted. —
prOftler. ern door ea..t from Flanking Odle* of
H. Cooper /a Co..Turnplke at. Mont:44o,Pa. •
STROUD tt. BROWN, Agents.
U. C. nurron. tog., Frlendstllle, Solldtor.
Cll4l. B. Pans.. . Montrone, do
Mumma Sisionri. Camino L. Harirli.
Montroan. Ps. Jan.
T EIIIG II VALLEY- RAILROAD..
op.ind after D. ZO. I=4 tnfns as tho Lablib
Valley Ralroad will row a• follow*:
- mosslt. ' I '
- 9,. 1573213 • -
p.m. p. m. am. a.m. 16.5 : am.
Elmlra ~.-9.15 11.:3 1140 9.10 1.44 11.53 2451.11 7 0
Warcriy-., - : - .; 0.131 5.00 11.45 MA 4.50 19.40 11110 KAI
Towanda 8.13 4.10 11.3321 7.10 243. 4.43 4.= 'US
Ttulkhannock 600 ' - a.m.
PI: Aston 4.45 ~ •
117594.11arre. 4.20 1.13 7.10 1.16 7.16 tit
Munch Chunk p.m.111,45 p . m . 4.10 5.11
Allentown-, 9.44
Drthlehem.. ;. 9.31. .' 5.31 5.50 -
FaMan ..
...L.... 9.00 6.20 11.50 . •
itliadeiplita.. . 7.= p.m. p.m. . ?
Now Tork.../. ~- CVO. ,
t . ,
319T1a5 Mirth-11454 FPward. 5091h-RM4 Dole,
' ' ..
H. .T.
lon will qz,.e.iu irrtitot. f
. .
Choice Teuis the as
Green, Black and Japan Ss
Cod nth. ZLackerol, Lake Troia, Engirs
Rlcr 4.,emon, Extract, Starc4;VanUla Eanatt k •
OoldStedal Saleratna, Ear Soap, Toilet o
Desicated Cocoanut. Ceintine. Cam Stud'.
Perin . Java Cosec, Soda, Prunes Ulu CoSee,
Eerestus OIL cheese, sa.,mr Cane Mims. 110,
r.altinl, Cream Tartar, 1 esiesicd CorSl ll 4SPlanas
Candies, Stono Ware, Canned Fruit, Ilnautt,
Crackers. Corn, ?tubes, Tomatoes,
- • '
Orims tat Ors It Tory chip.
llnslyese. Jul: M. 1181-,4L. ,
B.S T TT. T4SI;i~F7~JZ~~
DRUGGIST, wanton 141
It oontinually neebriaz
wmw <3‘.c:›c•r)sie
A rdkeeps ent stantlyea lialzd • full and desirald
/leo rtzpent it 4 gettiage
DRuGs.maticisza, czruipats. LIQII OU
.
Paints, 011s,Dle,Stolle.'rea.apIcei.and other ISM
ccricf, atone 'Yard, 'Weaned Window .alper,libissi
ware. Trull iere; - 111trote,Lampe. , Cbletneys.
gene. Martkinery 011. Towerars`.oll. Ncloot Oil, 11.8.
fined Wtodd 011,liainteeit,.011ve 011. tits Tenor&
One.Vatolonci.Ciuorytleect.ltinegar.Pu kph. Conte'.
tinted Lye. A.VII Grosse:Trusses. oppoitereMsdies:
wr s . 241,11grlis -
Powder and •Am.,- yiollos.Strlugs..Botro.ete. Mates;
Plate. etc.; Pletillookeana Unte.Darandl'ollet Soaps;
Illte One,' Ilelr Ittedbarev: arid-Hale D 755. Stinnes,
Packet Enlee..Speetatler.l3lleetPlated byttons.Forkit e
Knives. &c. 'lDeuttet Articles.• general iturottineatiii
FANCY GOODS, JZWELEIY, and rsctitliza
, 141 tile! cap:: aad but kinds of
F4 , FEr arfancrsEs:
In short. nearly. eirer7 thing to retres, the stet, W .
plenve the tone, to delight the eye, to grally the Cinch
and al.o to con dare to the real end sehstantlal coreforM
of life, Enutueratlon Is Impractlt able. nwlt would V .
a newspaper. • Call et the Drug and Varlet; Store et'
.„ •
IntILELL.
7 1Introlie,Joi.6.1811.
AGENTS WANTED ! cte.Z 6 4,e=2.l
—with GO !nutletlona, nemeses or the,freadenti
tcantLikly beduid; and printed on fintelpre.
TH E .NATI O. N
Ite — Rulere, and - In . stipitione.' •
IN ENqqar AND.. GERMAN.
Lfoilti Mtn ‘e v erybody Niel%
they oe . It la en lint•glWedia or the DoSeratnediti
Single paste in Mire of thetnoelrea world:oe pfleeal
thu book, ' !her 500 skb,es ehtf enter/DI A BUD atr.
vest for Canits.ers—!oiled ate gentlemen—Drumm
teachm and Ittedthtir: toe agent took-4orderita OM
flay, with circular efooe, Wore the took oilman:. 'l4
'edircatibool.afed in fa k font, my. Wrife at ~eee
circular and ft/ Awl:nation. NEW WORLD PORLISRL
CO.. Cotner Rh and Melte% ttte,ets..PtilDdephtli. NO.
umber I,lB'M-IV_ • •
Leanuwamte, VALLEY mkt,
0 C7III.4I6.NTIDDS.
George? gllexxidloroscoxi. eft Co:.
ESTAIiLItiBEEDDi 1835.-'-AUTITOIAZER .
CAPITAL UNLIMITED. ' '
INDIVIDUAL warurr.
Wok traaliet a Geperallitag thistitela,iiphont thail
lattou to our Llabillty. -
BrIC PEE CWiT, INTEREST ALLOWED arscw,
DEPOSITtI.
An Delk?stts raid oh thwahnd Wlthatil None,.
Person. keepliht acionnte with bean deposit and draw
the same as with say ether bank, and 00 Costumers.
*llll boaccomssodated witting estra ebarti adtsCeini
or oscbange. ' • ' '
REUITTANCE9
For denait, than pants to the country eierenteat
renrook mat by expnsK PromPtlY iseswwleve
totalttutcce in payment made ir ca envy by
Desfts:lbr man va
- All - Parts - of • Europe.
Colleations made without otfler tingtititett.theitit
al Tates of rtriktuVe. . •
Piarrwribmzes to and hom
by P int ChM Stamen. at the lowest tate4.-
screntOnt _ - •
WOOIAROWERA : TARE NOT/Mi.„.
0 6 1 4110POOLEN MILL Is Amato* u mak.
2
11J leg I wont dannalk. Oecked and Watt; a/so,
cotton warp Itsnoel. tho best item. made; all IMM
tweeds end eshlnteres. A largo lot 14 Moths nn ,
tot =lout° ettLule for wool, . Please ere toe al
before dimming- ot pert . v9O/ dauber.: Id I_ll_,A
rat las north of Montrose. llow. •
' Itontme.: , • • -
.• • . • .
IIOVARD. SANITARY AID -ASSOCII ,
'
vo AVO, .
r dualeilotedd exdo ettbd Ira N
n/ .
and Cratons=dit,"
PrinciPica ntCbristlseXbi
zatd,74 od the Errorrot,Yotdit andtV9s4l oldie
In teladatlio Ilaninde and Social EMI', with menu •
aid the the Metal, Bern fres totalledehyslages •Ad
drat LIOWAIat AESOLIATIOLIItm . r.
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SCOAZNXI;