Zhe tam and-tireside.
Work For Jam.
The great work is.the tight with weeds.
Rake and hoe must be kept persistently
going, and the enemy,attacked, Iven be-
fore:he is insight. Continual raking
with a sharp toothed rake destroys' the '
weeds as the seeds germinate and keeps
the ground clean and mellow.. If the
prderpor truck patch is so arranged that
the vegetables can be planted in rows and
tended with a horse cultivator, much la
bor would be saved. ,
Asparagus should not be cut too closely.
Allow a good growth of stalks, and when
do cutting apply-Dame good manure`
and fork it in. Beans may still be put
in.: Beets—thin 'and keep clean. The
thhinings make excellent greens. Car
rots—thin out and keep clean. Corn—
sow for succession. Oneurnbers—sow iu
rich hills. Keep a lookontfor the bugs,
and dust the vines with ahses or air-sladk
ea lime to prevent their ravages. Egg
Plants want a rich soil and warm situa
tion. Keep the ground around them well
stirred. Apply liquiPmanure in which
they delight. .Lettbco may be sown for
late supply. Onions' need frequent work
ing to keep the weeds down. , Work par
snips until the leaves interfere with the
hoe.. Radishes may be sown occasionally
for succession. Pall off the flower stalks
of rhubarb. Sow rata bagas from the
middle to the latter part of the month
for table supply. Dust the young plants
with plaiter to keep clear of the fly.—
Salsify may still be sown. Squashes and
melons need the richest soil you have.—
Keep a close look-out for the bugs.—
Tomatoes—hoe the ground frequently.
Keep the vines off the ground by brush
or trellis.
Permanentftutures.
A correspondent of the Country Gentle-
Mali writes: The - time has arrived when
more attention has to be paid to perma
nent pastures and ,mowings. Whenever
a blue grass or other thoroughly estab
lisheded thickset greensward is broken
up from its first natural set, it will never
become so good again under any manage
ment in vogue in the United States. In
Kentucky, the home of the blue grass,
the plow forever destroys. the_ rick and
fattening verdure; and though those who
have delolated a blue grass region mgy
make a statement to the contrary, after
wards no one can exhibit the same living,
healthy, matted turf that existed before
the plow destroyed the natural sward. It
is so with all good permanent grass laud,
the varieties growing consisting of the
best native and other rerpetual grasses,
Bolan; Broom Corn.
A bushel of good, plump, heavy seed
will plant twelve acres, and if the seed is
light but sound, it will plant fifteen to
eighteen acres. It should be planted in
drills fifteen inches apart, with seed
enough to make about five or six plants
to the foot. It needs the same attention
as Indian corn, until ready-to harvest.
it should be planted the last half of May,
or as late as the 12th or 13th of June.
It will be ready to harvest the last of
August, and wants to be• cut with stems
from four to eight inches long, scraped at
once, and laid on poles in a shed with
sides open, to admit of a free circulation
of air.
After laying on poles from three to four
weeks, rick it up, keeping it all straight
and c . cu, tu.itoke uuutu, tour Jeet nign,
and lay some poles on the top to keep the
wind frondltiblowing it about. After it has
lain a fe* days and settled, it will take
threie acres to make a tan, and the cost
of harvesting and bailing will be about
forty dollars per ton. It must not stand
after it is fit to cut; as the brush beets red,
and greatly deteriorates in value. Seed
should be bad at from three to five dol
lars per bushel, of the best kinds.
If desired I will give a more extended
description of harvesting, but from the
outlook now would advise other crops
beside broom-corn, for the prospect is that
the brush raised this year, on an average,
will not sell for enongh to pay for the har
vesting, as the market is now glatted.—
Westeren Rural.
To Break up Setting Hew.
A writer from Bangor, Maine, says :
Build - a coop of laths four feet square,
with floor of laths, one or two inches
apart and eighteen inches from the ground
or floor. When a hen shows broodiness
place her in the coop without food or
water until she gets over the spell, which'
- will be in•a day or two. The idea is to
reduce the natural heat of the body.—
With such a coop the air draws up un
der her and cools the outside, and with
holding food or water (for water will keep
up ununal beat) will reduce her blood,
Mid hens so cooled will not set if wanted
to. This mode is not ()Pen to the criticism
of such modes as keeping \ hens standing
in water, where they are liable to colds
and then croup; or exposing them to the
passions of furious and strange-blooded
cocks, often tearing their backs, and al
ways endangeiiiig. the trueness of feather
in the next litter of eggs. The objection
lately raised, that to break up hens when
brooding, is contrary to nature, and too
stimulating because exhaustive, is of lit
tle force (except when hens are kept long
er than profitable for their breed's sake,)
for the only way to Make a profit in breed
ing is to - kill.. the hens of - one and two
Tears-and keep the pullets.
itorsesnobblng their Tails In the
Stables.
A correspondent of an exchange paper
writes that he has broken many young
horses of this practice, by washing the
dock with warm water and. good, yellow
hard soap ; then thoroughly dry the part
with a clean, course cloth, keeping up the
rubbing till the dock is not only dry but
warmed by the friction.. Then alinement
oNievii (warm) milk,.(eight ounces) and
spirits of turpentine (once ounce ) ) ts ap
plied. Mix the liniment inn bottle,pour
it into the palm of the hand and rub,the
dock thoroughly with it; avoid rubing
the tail on the under side as muclias pos
sible. Continue the application of the
liniment.day until the - horses ceases rub-
Another correspondent writes that a
little lard, applied occasionally on the
mane and tail of the horse, will cause him
to discontinue rubbing.
—A new variety of oats, called the
‘`Yellow Prussian,is coming into use in
some parts of Wisconsin. They are bright
yellow in color;small, but well formed
and tolerably_heary grain, growing • in
compact heads. They have yielded from
forty to ;eighty bushels to the acre, and
weigh from 44 to 50 pounds to the blishel.
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IlEdr Vigor,
Pot restoring to . Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, an d
effectual fo r
preserving the
, hair. It soon
restores faded
or gray
. hair
to its original
color, with the
of youth. Thin
.ding hair checked,
and baldness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de
stroyed, or the gland's atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu
lated *foto activity, so that a new
growth of bah: is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling oft; and
conseqUently prevent baldness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma
tion of dandruff, which is often so .nn
cleanly and. offensive. Free from those
deleterious -substances which make
some preparations dangerous and mama
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not berm it. If wanted
• merelY 'for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared bar Or. L.C. Ayer & Co.,
Andlced and Analytical Cbanaga,
LOWELIa MASS.
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
Is widely known
as one of the most
effectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansins the sys
tem and purifying
the blood. It has
stood the test of
years, with a con
stantly growing rep
maim), based on as
intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re
markable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and 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 system
for years, Scan yield to this powerful anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which are publicly known,
of Scroflula, and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, Eruptions, and eruptive dis
orders f the skin, Tumors, Blotches,
Boils, Pimples, Pustules, Sores, St.
4nthones Fire, Rose or Emil: pe-
Tefter, Salt RSI
Head, Ringworm, an h d e in um terna , l ca Ul
d
cerations of the Uterus, Stomach,
and Liver. It also cures other com
plaints, to which it would not seem.,mspeci
ally adapted, such as Dropsy, DystAV.E.
IPZ.nia ' Ye
Leueorrhcea, when they are manifesta
tions of the scrofulous poisoms.
It is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs,
it dissipates the depression and listless lan
guor of season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
kr cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and a new lease of
life.
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NATURE'S
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—distderatnms LONG SOCGILT FOE AND FOUND
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It mimes and prevents the bah' from becoming Om/.
imparts a soft. glossy appearance. removes Dandraff, is
cool and refreshing to the teed, checks the Hair from
Wing or, and restons It to a great extent when prema
turely lost. preemie Headaches, cures an humors, en-
Mnemn emptions, and unnatural heat. AS A DBESS
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or Send two titres. tent stamps to Proctor Brothers
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ST. VITAS' CUBED
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"Tonics," "Appetizers," "Rerter . . - that lead
tippler ea to tlnmkennese end so le , but area tree Medicine
made from the native roots and bribe of California, five Gem
all Akohnlie Stimulants. They arc ton Great Blood Purifier
and a Life-giving Principle ,?Perfect Renovator and lasi.
ureter of the System, morying off all poisonous matter, and
restoring the blood to a healthy =Widen, enriching it. re-
fleshing and invigorating both mind -and body. They are
easy of adneiniztranon, precept in theit action, certain in their
results, safe and reliable in all forms of disease.
No Person can take these • Bitters according to
directions, and renuin long
- unwell, provided their bones are
not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, and the vital
orri wasted beyond the Mint of
eyelash' or Indigestion . Headache , Pain In,
the houlders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dimities',
Sine Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth,
Bilious Attacks,
in aitation of the Heart, Inflammation el
the Lungs, Pam the regions of the Kidneys, and • hen
deed other painful symptoms, am the memo, of Dyspe*a.
lo th ese complaints It Lasso equal, and one battle will prove
• better manatee of its merits than a lengthy advertisement.
a Complaints iu young cr old, maed
orangle, at the dawn of womanhoo:1„ or the turn of life, t hese
Tonic Bitters display so decided an influence that a marked
improvement is soon perceptible.
For Indammsdary and Chronic Ethemna-
I ism and Gout, Dyspepsia or !edit:cadent, Bilious, Remit
tent and Intermittent (ever, Disease, of the Blood, Liver,
Kidneys end Bidder, these Bitters have been most cuccesafuL
Such Diseases are nosed by Vitiated Woad, which is gen
erally prodeeed by deraneement of the Digmtive Ore ms.
They are to Gentle Purgative as well as
Tonle, possessing also the peculihr merit of acting as a
wrerful agent in relieving Congestion or Inflammation of the
Liver and Visceral Organs, and to BiSou Diseases
Skin Diseases, Eruptions, , Tett., Salt-RI/cern,
Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Cartnincles, Ring
wanes, Sold-Head. Sore Eyes, Erysipelas. Itch, Scurf's,
Discoloratimm of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the
Skin, of whatever name or nature, are literally dug np and
nested out of the system in a shoe lime by the use of these
Bitters. One bottle in such mem will convince rho most
incredulous of thee curative effects.
Clean.. the Vitiated Blood whentser you find
its impunities bunting though the skin in Pimples, Eon,.
done,. or Sores; cleanse it alum pm find it ohm - timed and
s • lznss e ll the
yon s. vem ”. i
Keep the blood p t is fo
ure ul; Toot d
the feelings
the system will follow.
Grateful thousands proclaim Vrnacan Dorms
sloe meet wonderful Invigorant charms =tabled the sinking
system.
Pin, 'Pape, and other Worms, lurking in the sys
tem of so many thousands, are effectually destroyed and
removed. Saysa distinguished physiologist: There Is mareely
an individual upon the fate of the earth whose bodyis exempt
from the presence of worms. It is rut upon the healthy ele
ments tithe body that amnia exi.e. but run) the diseased
humors and slimy deposits that breed these luring mestere
of disease. No system of Medicine, no vermifuges no an
thelminitio, will free the
Bitters.
Mechanical Diseases. Persons engaged in Paints
and Minerals, such as Plumbera, 'Type-setters, Gold-beaters,
and Miners, as they advance In fife, will be imbued to catalysis
of the Bowels To plant against this take a dose of Witte
r-R.5 VINII.G.sI BOTTUM once or twice a week, as a PM
vendee
Ilemitteut, and Intermittent Pe
var., which Are So ynevalent it Ile wallets of our great
Timm o riel the United States, especially those of the
Mississippi , Ohio, Minion., Illinois, Tennemee, Cumberland,
Arkansas, Red, Colorado, Brazen, Rio Crude, Pearl, Afa
barna, Mobile, Savannah, Roanoke, Imam. mid many other.
with their vast tributanet , thraughont our entire country
during the Summer and Antumn, and remarkably so during
masons of unusual beat and dcyness, are invariably accom
panied by extensive deranumente of the stomach and liver,
and other abdominal cis... There to alwaremore or less
obstrections of the liver, a weaknem and irritable site of I
die monsach, and great torpor of the bowels, being exceed
up
. with vitiated amonardations. le their treatment, a per•
entre, cultic% a powerful inffuerule upon them various or.
gam, it essentially necessary There as no cathartic for the
papas° mad to DII. J. MinISCSM'S Vtnennit Brrreas,
they will speedily remove the d
ot viscid matter with
cloth the bowels eri loaded, at the same Mee stimulative
secretions of the liver. and generally materiel; the healthy
farctions of the digestive organs.
scrohda. or King's Haiti White Swelling. Mem.
=dr, Swelled NeckSenifulcussleflammations.lndo4ent
4004 Elermual Affections, 04 Sores, Erupt,
of the Skin, cm. In tine, as in all other constitutional Da
eases,
eases, Wattage's Valens* Bursas have shown their great
carouse powers in the remit obstikate and intractable cases.
A Woman , * Ailments, t her Nervousness, •
and Headache., stithour,lt they seem trilliue to men,
are real disorders. For costivencts, dyspepsia, general de
bility, pains in the back and kuns, nervous and trek head
ache, tommity of skin, and all trembles classed as "fem a le
menalatem," D. Waurnet's VitmGall Drr ro so, w
are purely vegetable, and may be Safely given to the most
delicate, area sovereign and speedy remedy.
Dr. Walker'. California ' , Vinegar Dillow act
on all thee cases in a maid. manner. By pur r ing the
Blood they lemon the cause, and by rmolv ing away the
Onsets of the infLumation (the tubercular deposit s) the affected
"I' MIAS tfitte rrnms
are Ape's... Diaphoretic and Carminative, Nutritious, Lan
atiye, Diuretic, Sedative, Counter-Irritant. Sudorific, Altera
tive, and Anti-Bilious
This Aperient and mild Lamtive properties of Da.
Wstsames Varenalit DOM= ire the best safe-guard in all
memo( eroptiom and malignant fevers, their babonne, heal
inyy and soothing properties protect the humors of the Emu-
Their Sedative properties allay pain in the venous system,
atemach, and laurels, either from inflammation, wind, colic,
cramps. rt. Their Countevlrrimat influence extends
tbrocetund the system. Their Diuretic properties act OS
the Kidneys. correcting and regulating the - flow of urine.
Their Ants-Bilious properties stimulate the liver, in the se
cretion of bile, and its discharges through the unary ducts,
and are imp.= to all remedial agents, for the cure of Dimes
Fever. Fever and Ague, ete.
Fortify the body 'against disease by , purifying
all its fluids with Vatter.. Brrrerta No ecidenue can take
hold of a system thus forearmed The Seer, the sommeh. the
bowels, the kidneys, and the aeries are rendered disease
proof by this great torterant.
The Efileacy . of VINIMAIt BITTKIM,
its Chronic Dyspepsia, Fevers, Nerrous Disorderp_ ., C %Tape.
lion, deficiency of vital power. and all maladies cr g the
atentach, live r bowels, Pclemanarr orgasm or muscular system.
has been commenced by hundreds of thotremds, and hundreds
of thousands more are asking for the same relief.
Direetbana.—Take of the Bitten on going to bed at
night Gun a half to one and one-half wine.gLushill. Eat
"good nourishing Coed, such as beefsteak, mutton chop, veal.
ams, mast twef, and vegetables, and mkt outmicar wenn..
They am composed of _purely vegetable bagrediente sad con
, taw no saints.
I. WALKER, Prop . ,: H. EL IIIeDONALD Ar. CO.,
DraggLsts and Gee. Agts, San Frucisco. Cal-.
and comer of Washing= and Charlton Ste, New York.
Kr'SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
April A 1572.—m3. •
°MAUS
THE INGREDIENTS THAT
COMPOSE ROSADALIS ' are
published on every paelsego, them-
Gsro it isnot a smoret preparation,
consequently
PIIYSICIANS PRESCRIBE IT
1
It is a certain cure for Scrofula,
Syphilis in all its forms,. Ethel:wino
tism, Skin Diseases, Liver Com
plaint and oil 'diseases of the
Blood. r 4
QIiE ZOTTLE OP 1103ADALIS
will do more good than text bottles
of ,the Syrups of Sanapazilia.
iqE UNDERSIGNED PHYSICIANS
haveosedßotadalisintheirpractice
for tho past three yews and freely
endorse it as a reliablo Alterative
and Blood Purifier. '
DR. T. c. rubn of Rath:ma.
DR.T. J. BOYKIN,
DR.. it. W. CADA.
DR. J.-S. SPARES, of Nicholas - daft,
D/L L. IIeCARTILA, Coluadds„;-
S. C.
DMA. B. NOBLES, Edgetomb, N. c.
lIBED.A.ND - EHDOBBED BY
I. B. FRENCH & SONS, Fall River:
Mass.
F. W. SMITH_
_jack son,' 31Ieh. •
A. F. WHEELER, Limas, Ohio.
B. HALL, Lima, Ohio.
CRAVEN & CO., Gonionseille, Va.;
.9.A3I'L. O. AleFADDEN,.3lurfreest
bora,,Teua.
Our space will not am of any ex:
tended remake is relation to the
virtues of Honda's. Toth. Bedell
Profession are guarantee a yluld Ex.
tnettniperlor to any they hove ores
used in the treatment of diseased
Blood; and to the afflicte
be es : as yea trill
Bandslls is , mold- by all Druggists'
.1.50 per battle. Aalnras
DS. =VENTS k CO;
• 'ltsosfactraiNj CLemisti,
• Dwantons,
ly 12,1871.1
Baltimore Jo
33 - z...ws,ck,serwes
•
BEST BARGAINS; IN 'TOWN IN
CUOICB FAMILY OROCERMB, PLOIIIII
Plttl
slaloaa, Drted said Canned Vntlt, Vegetables, Le. its.,
at the Head of Navigotion. A. N. BULLaltn, -
_ *maltose. blebmarrra. , •
(OLD JEWELRY—A . Pin e Assort-
N.A meal, tad other varieties at Jewelry. A few Gold
and Sliver Cased Watches Auld- Watch eludes. dam
sadallrer ;dated Spoons. Forks, Rares t &e s .,
_awl a kesa•
oral sascolcucif of nut) Moak G 1 0 14 1 17;
.Drag endllOrdleines. slugs stock.
446tr9se,PL. Doti - ABP. :TRAsiNge
RADWAY'S - BEADY RELIEF • •
PURVIS TUE . 'MONIST PAINS .
-In frorn7Ono to Twenty-Minutes.
• • NOT ONE HOUR
:Ref ;:r.Aihts Ihkauleertlonnent r , al any one
- ELIVELT: WITH PAUL -
EADWAr3 TIEADY RELIEF Id A OLTIE FOR
7t wlaldO ti:i k e r dis -
Tho, Only num Itornody •
Hat banally anus 0. moo etemelatlng pans, allays _
Ilnunc.stluns. and cures Cohaaltonsocheiner of la I-auas
Famach, Bards, Of ceirf g n‘ll or °rpm, by ono applla.
Goa, •
FROM ONE TO TWENTY ILLNUTES.
?fondle , dor slasut or escratlatng the yenta ItEIETT.
IlfallOtchrttlen, !also], CrlpploA,Scroal,Ectu - 4:14.
or prostrued irtS, &sr= ouy =So,
RADWAY'S -READY- RELIEF -
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
M.PI. - A31" .. -_ . valf;ramov.wiriz DLADDEIL
INFLA-EllthalON OF THE PONTELN.
CONGESTION OF THE LUSO:"
SORE TINIOAT, DIFFICULT TIREATTIINO
• PALPITATION OF THE /lEAET.
HYSTERICS, CROW . , MPH TII EHIA.
CisTA/LEIL LIFLEENZA.
/ T AD A CELE. T°6I.III 3I% I MALOM nnzinumm
COED GUILES, AMIE cl JILL&
TMapplloalon of On Itoodr Relief h. the parl or puts warn
to
polo or dl2-e'ulty ma* sLYonI ass and
Twenty' drops to Lalf a tonna of water will In • far.
mornents RIM CRAMPS. OPASUS. SOU/2 BTOMAL:II.'"
irIrE WI TEN 4 1, 1
SisTENNAL P AI NS
Tea stemshould alma 00017 • teßa of Itsidwaf;l
Itatir a lkATf
i f r ow f danlln wnur
fla " TEnnell Ilardrir o llll 7 r ' s as a atilt;:t.L.
FEVER AND AGUE.
YETEII AND ACIUII carol far Stir ssnts.: 'Dore ts oM
s. retuallst rot b lo this world Out will eure 1eva.131.1
4svv,w44;valvl4l7,7l,tri-o;
so sircs Is 11A {MATS 1.0:41)1
1a bottle. bald by Druggists.
HEALTH-I:BEAUTY!!
SITIDNG AND rrrcr. TtlOn ROOD-TNCIVCASE OP
VLESII AND IVKIWIT-OLEAIt. SKIN AND DSstl
TIPUL courusioN SECURED TO ALL,
DR. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
RAs UAW: VIE ]LOST AsTORTTRING CURES: Sr)
QUICK, Sri RAPID ARE 'TILE CUANIIEs , THE
(CF
UNDERUDFA. UNDER TIIS INFLUENcE
Tills TRULY WONDERFUL ILEDIULSE.
TRAT
Every. Day an Increase In 'Vieth
and Weight Is Soon and Felt.
THE CREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Tray drop of the SAIINAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT'
earnrounlcatea through the lllend. Sent, Urine, owl other
ulabond Niece of the ardent the rigor of Ilfc, for It moons
the Amato, or in. boy + l, h oar aml euund ttol"nur•
Scrofula. Syphllle, Consumption, Glandular dhease.
In the Throat, Mouth, Tentorkliodm Iu too Glouas awl
other portant
e n d lll4.l. Sore
of
Steamers Illartarg.a
from the gam the wont forms of Sole Mamma, /arm,
Dons, Farm Sums, Scald Mad, JIM: Worm. t aim
ett Je,
EryalpeLas, Acne. Bluth SpotaklVuzloslnthelleah.Toritera,
Crouton In the Womb, end ell sealcogne and palaful
charms, Night &nate Loa of Sperm. end. ...toot t he
11fa principle, ere vithin the comfier, mnge nr thLa trom..er
of Modem thecalstre. end a tom days' me solliq u ere to
soy per= us i ng It 'for either of thtau form of,d Ito
pinata power to cure them.
lf the talleot. dal!, beeemlng telt= the 'melee and
decompoattion that la ondinually ne. seemed. I.
entallog these aodes, tool repaint ,• tame • tth oar meter•
Id nude from healthy blood—Mal Ode the R.LILSAPARILe
I,IAN ertil and doe. secure.
Not only doentW Famarantraga: Tiseatemer excel eil
known rnmedlal agents in the cum of Cleronle. Scrofulous,
constltolionah end :Ablate:Ate; bet It IS the why 1 1 .1111 m/
cure fur
Kidney At Bltidder:Complaints,
Velnary, end Wept, dlmesee, Grant Diabeges_Dropki
r Alh 'P" Tot. W • e nn
pculia.
the oh
tarthlek. clonal; mican pubstereces
Ille the rhlie.rear, or threaaa lilt nth° MIT. or them
a morbid. dark, billoue app.:m:o4.d elite bonertinet
dolma; end vim there Is e pricking. homing emaalion
rimetun rater. nod pale in the Sha ll ot the Rack end
slant the La ing
na. Pace, loon. ooly know sod arra Remedy for
Moms—elle. TUN, tie.
Tumor of 13 Tenn' Growth
Cured by Budwayls Resolvent.
gretztv. Van, July IS,
llt•nrke ,—T ton L.a fleanse Vann In R.e eraziet sal
toren. AB de Dealt. m. 121 "Ono rase MIT, ter It." I Wad
eery raaretammemled; but males telpr . d re. 1 car
C.:.T.l*"ba".=Tc".,. tk:
nasal mut, .3 on. baa m Das greet junk, sea ma Imam sf
trod)ROW. wet Mem oat • at e of lanym *Pala sr CI,,
, Te k %ta r ' tra nrolgraraitt fu tent.. ir7a7:
.Nn tkla yea Las th,r lneratt mho, Tea ,141. It if
yunchams. 110.1410111
DR. R ADVIAY'S
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS,
perfklly hrlelm ti dgraatly acted rills event IDldn, Mr~n
tegniam, polity. clease, uti strengthen. Roarer.
for the mar of ell dime...sof the btornsehr, larch Dowels.
Elate. Bladder, Nerrotta Meows, Ilmanche, Connie.
Deepepsta, Ihnotrinem. Ba
lm. Fever, Ineanuestion of the Dora, net, oral all Do
movements of the Internal tamers. 00.11,10 , 1 II effect
pontiee cure. Purely Vegetal:lc, cootaltitg ho mercury,
minerals, or tielet cep. drug;
mina of
Obscree the Sabringi
irmpterma !malting from Div
the Inicatne Orgars
CoesttraloaMosul TM, Puma. of do Lind 1 . 14
Ackilly dm SLarma. KW.. Martial, Pl•makt of F.J. Fon
tes of We l / 4 4,1 to du Slomocl, Pao, Fa acfitlaaa. alohlot or Illvtles7,
lag at du Pit of th. Stomach, C.rleamlog of lb. qoad, flurried
DtMooli an,, Vtattrrlng at We Fowl. Chc.1.1,3 or Sol6aolzog
F.oationo whoa Iv Wog rastom, Vamonrios, MY or
W.A. bolas tha Ste4,l, Fe.vr tad Doll Tom la lewl.Derloary
Temt,halloa, Tollownno of the Fib cod ye., Ma la the
f;tl ,, , ntox, Watt. u,l tr-,Leo of Hut, Lamacir la Oa
A row des,. • EADIT'ArE PILLS will rme limey:tem
fr , ” it the isbove•ennunt IlibOldtll. Price, s 5 cents per box.
EM.IS ny rammasTS.
.I:RAD ^FALSE AND TRITE... Seel oils !lamp
I nt:g.2k7nVor . '‘ ll;;Csan . "-
April 3,15.2.-y1
'MIS WAY, GENTLEMEN!
1I rpc c n
HORSE HdY FORKS!
A, J. NELMS , PATENT impnovE.D.
Twenty-Two State Fair Premiums Awarded This Fork
In Fifteen 3lontlei-1863 end IMO.
ALSO ,
NELL IS GRAPPLE PULLEY,
An Implement that Peery Farmer, Carpenter, /Llama
and Painter Should HOYC
HORSE RAKES
hand Ilakas;Scyibn,.Snaihp, Grain Cradiafri
Iron, (A.' char Brand).
.
S o 4 S prings.
Carriage Bolts. &ow Bars, (Steel and Iran.)
• roficortitcor
C:1 co X" r Mrs CO •I` IS
That amaya atm an A ADM WHISTLE! when the
Coffee to Ready for the T. lie. TRY ONE and you will
And the Cott, eAlrays Itlghtt
Axen, Grind liallee,.
Picks, .
' Hllea,asps
Saws, ' -
Draw Knivpi, Seyth' Stones,
Paiute, 011 e,
Storer, Tin-Wire, .
3routrose,4ul7.s,lBT rtt. BOYD&
rt. 23 33 LL S comrssin
Oros= :as cot= zonre,
• 30119 TAUDELL: Proprietor.
atets3VV, ig1:4&101"217:17:g RRb
EOM
VW, , gOz9r-fr
Ms Cat Itlitstrattitte =wattling
(ro - : ESECEiPirEnt
torrrairauci. a 7 ---• _
_.-
sor - CATARPH 618111111 DY. ,
I lets the only a
formef !astronaut yet Wetted irttli
which fluid medicine ma be carrint e r s I ancl
wrftwy.pAawmimeiattec, nasal
sars, and the to
or cantles eat=
therewith, In which IlOrClaud niters froginn A else
Wm and m which the catarrhal y ps. ,
cods. The want ofeeccen =Cards bare
. torero has *dna bluely from the tUnnulthilitY4
applying remedies to thne nerttlea_ood chasao
b any of the outing? methods. Tanobsttgl i g
thewsy °refracting canals entirely omega°
Invention of the Poncho. lanai= this tannaztent.
Ds Fluid Is carried bills own "elfin ero onalltay fins
Vor par** helm ornined„) op am uonril UMW
atly flowing stroaarto the lai„Oicat partlea of WI
ant pampas. passes tato and thOrdnellY *UM ,
enthe tubes and chambers connected gar=and
ono! theetpetlionotbiL Man P Ind
so *testae that a child can undernand It. Full
and onalelt -directions accompos ,wn
Instrament. When need with mu histro.toar,.
sire. Oktanti Remedy cans recant snarls or
eCold In tiro Hood " by* few appilations...
Symptoms of Catarrh. ' Steven bead.
knee, Machine tang. Into Won. sometime. pro--
gum ratan thick mons, paruhmk.ofenslee. Se.
In others a dryness. dpf.-watery, won or tressurt
apr g intny up or obstruction of sisal patnros.
rin tri cars, deafness. hawnnif a= to
• clear t,' ulcerations, scabs from nlca4 nano
_„, altered, nasal twang, offensive breath:- imrm.. or
' 6 .total deprivation of sense of smell and taste, dint
a ell, mental depression, lon of ap
nen, eninged tonsils. tickling etnotqc. -b at
few of thos e !symptoms no llnly to Fenn to
say case one time. •
Dr. Soens Cionarili Itemear. atom med.
witliDniPleroa s s Nasal Dontiluesandaccous. ,
paned with the constintional - transom'. which It
nem:amended in the pamphlet that maps earls tot•
tie of the Remedy, lea perfect specific tar this loon,
some Massa 11101 the proprietor GSM to goal SUS,
$509 reward for •mu he csua isot non Ins -
Remedy . ? wild wad pleura% to use. cort ain
one. Tba atj u s ,
5 1=its sol r at 6Trent o s t . C i nch* at Matti. tilf
all Druggists, or either MU he =Wel km?.
pedestal:swipe of 60 mat: - • : j
illo•
!
B. V. PZETIVIe Froptc=. !
.
•• So
• - • • MTETALO, N. T.,
ALMIMIX.I
rBUGGIST, MONTROSZ
conttnuilli recTIA:
4m.c3or).s
A nd keeps eonstently on band a toll and desirable
IliassorUaent of genuine '
D.U.IIGS, SIEDICTNES, CriESIICALS, I.l,c:bon's
Paints, Oils, D yeiA tan... Teas, Spices, and other Oro
caries. Stono Ware, Wail and V. indoor Paper. GUM
ware, Fruit Jars Mirrors, Lamps, Chimneys, sera
rote,Bischlacry Oil. Tanners' Oil. Neatstoot OIL Be
fined Whale 011,Sperva Oil, Olive 011; Spirits Turpen
tine,Vantish es, Canary Seed. VineemPotash, Concen
trated Lye. Axle Grease. Trusses. Supporters, Medics
Instruments, Shoulder Braces, Whips, Gans Pistols
Cartridges, Powder. Shot, Lead, (. on Caps:AlastinC
Powder and Face. Violina.Strings, Dows.etc. Flutes;
Fires. etc., Fish llookezed Lines,Bar and Tolletaospa,
Hate Oils, Clair Restorers, and Hair Dyes. Brushes,
Pocket ilaiver.Spectacles,SilverPlated Spoone,Varks.
Knives. Dentist Articles, a general assortment 01
FANCY GOODS. JEWELRY,hnd PERFIMERY
All theleadlog and best kinds of
PATF-NT I=ICIIQB,
In short, nearly every :bog to restore the el*, to
please the mate. to delight the eye, to trent:the fine)
and also to condone to Oa rcaland substenttareomforts
imptavilablo, es it MOgid
a newspaper. Call at the Drug nod Verb:o , Stare et
ABEL TIIMIELL.
Montrose,Jan:s,lB72.
DOWN TOWN NEWS.
MINER AND' COATS,...
alaln Street, a doors below Boy I's Comerolloatle
'FLOUR, GROCERIES, AND
PROVISIONS.
We lie constantly rev tying nd now have enband.
afresh stock of Goods In mall' e,wldeb we 'Lilian
CHEAP CHEM - . 1 CHEAP
.016cListi j oririlinz orprodrs. • t
COFFEE, SUGAR,
MOLASSES, SPICES,
PORE; PtSII, LARD,
HAMS; DRIED FRUITS,
CLOVER c6.-.T.IMOTHY,_SEED,:dte
We.haverefltted and madchddltlons to our Stock.
Palls. and arc now ready to torwardßutter to the bes .
CflMllll5/ lon houses In New York,f ree of choris t er'e
makellberalsdrancements on conslgurdents.
Coll and czatalneourStoek before purchasing an
where,andeonylneeyourselres ofthe
GOOD QUALITY AI LOW 'PRICES
of oar Goods.
n.coATs
Q. MINER.
Montrose; Aprit 16.1669
L .
EHIGH. VALLEY RAILROAD._
On and after Dec. VI, IMO, fiat= On the Latish
Valleyltallsoad ran as follows: • • r • .
.notrris.
. .
p.m. p.m. a,m. a.m. Lai. a 111.111.M.P.211
Enka - 9.43 ,13.15 12.40 9.10 1.41711.38 5.43 0.110
Warerly 9.00 5.0011.4 5 5 8.03 B.P) 11tAll MO MO
0.13 4.93 11.23 0.10 923 4.43 4.0) T.. 15
Twat+ nnock 11.00
Yl•tston 443
Wilkes-Barre, 4.9) 1.35 7.10
blanch Chunk p.m. 10.45 p.m::
.Allentown.... 044
'Bethlehem—. 950
Easton . . 9.00
-7.33
Ilea ~ GAO ~
stoelng 144113-11433 t'pward. ...= 1141.ritti—;44411131441;
AGENTS NiNvlzrgigtilz w nies
utsu
and
eases ef the .recsidalltir
beautifully bond, and printed oa tidlearper. •.
THE :.t1 AT I ON.
Its aulerily. and_ ',tristitutiomr.
IN ENGLISH AN])_ GERMAN. -
Nothing. like' - ditikes event Day Wag tho book
-they need - . It is an Eneyelopedleanef tha government.
Single pages in Wilmot themselves tr calk the plies of
the b Ook, Orer6oo pages mut eettlf Man Ha
rvest for Caersseent.,lndles and gentlemen—farteent,
teachers and student'. One agod look TS order fa grew
days, withdrcular afoot, kfore the book appeared. SW
a deicr, be cleared in Isle ten h ory.' Write at One for
/Amiss and Information. NEW WORLD PUBLISHING
CO., Coreevatk and Market SWUM, Philadelphia. do
! umber 1. •
Batts,
Locks.
Snobs,
Latches,
'S smith.
LanspS,te.
LACKAWANNA VALLEY. BANE,
ssexitalaviecoiv.
Grooved, s94szaclla7reAcs eta Cro
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romvmou, UAEU.fI
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All Deposits Ptah an Demand Without
Pcnoaa keepthir accounts with nem diancent aAd dust
the came 61 with any other bank, and our ellatOmets
mut be secthatuodatcd without exiss dune of dlaCoat;
•
IIEIIFTFANCES '
For deposit, fronrembits in the emery connoted ti
**firma, sent by express, promptly , olonosrledged an%
rem.Utences In payment mane ir !nkrreaq or by dinOt.
. • ' DTurtimtulooD. , - • •
'arts -
of ElirOP%
ConeetiOxii made 'Sato,* Diner chirge_Fmn toe Wo?
el rates or earbspzo. • _
PASSAGE TRZETB to and ficira ill pasta Of WI,
by First Class $W man the lonest rates,
ilyranton, • -
1.15 7.15 &15
1110.
8 8.11 r. )
,55 -
, 5.50: WO
CLUI 840