Ptc, taris and efirtoidt.
Timely Suggestions.
To the progressive, thorough, practical
farmer, the successive season brings its
mealier &dies; 'so elso to all, whether
they are of progressive orderer those who
follow in the. "ruts," and in the fall of the
year, when crops are to be harvested, stock
to be brought up from pasture to the barn,
grain and . seed, to be sown for future har
vest, and preparation made for the ap
proaching season of winter and rest, the
observing person Will see wherein there is
a alifereueo in management. The thor
ough farmerVill begin in season to pre
pare Isis gronnd—and it is well done—for
sowing his grain or grass seed, and all is
done in the very best manner and in good
time;. the seed comes up and the young
plants:',lnakOa good and suitable growth
before Winter sets in and as a consequence,
'they come out in spring strong, ready to
commence an early growth. Insects and
other enemies, or accidents, trouble such
fields and crops less than where less pains
are taken, and the plants obtain a less
strong growth, are less healthy and conso•
quently less.able to rest the numerous
enemies, accidents, &c., to which they are
liable or subject to naturally.
His stock, instead of being allowed to
lie. in pasture as long as they can, tild
anything - they can pick and consume, are I
brought to the barn, nights, uud fed there !
as soon as the pasture feed begins to fail,
and a considerable accumulation of ma
nure results._ Instead of depending upon
his pasture and hay fields entirely, lie has
the forethought to
- grow soiling crops to
reed when his pastures begin to fail, roots,
&a., to feed in winter, when other natural
green feed is unobtaihahle and the stock
aro.dependent entirely upon the dry, feed
laid-iii store for their provision. ICI
changing Nip green; pasture to dry win
ter,,feed the change is gradual,• a part
green. and succulent and a part dry, so
that iusteairof the system having to en
dure the shock of a sudden chan, it is
gradually accustomed thereto and all the
while:there it a gain of weight, size and
thrift " The green fodder, roots, &c., cause
the dry hay and fodder to better relish
and assimilate into the system to answer
the purpose of feeding. Such is experi
ence, and we would earnestly advise all
Emmet% in bringing their stock into win
ter- quarters, to make the change from
green to dry feed gradual.
The, corn, potatoes and roots are the
latest crops harvested and often are neg-;
.lected, but our farmer. of the "period" is
up. to the time and secures them in ad-
vance ,of the inclemency of the season. I
He husks and cribs his corn soon as the
stalks are cured and the grain. is matured;
the stalks are brought to the stock-yard
and ,stacked convenient for feeding; the
stacks, aro put up secure against rains,
wind and snow, and well thatched to shed
rain, &c. -The seed corn is. selected, a few
of the inside husks left on; strippeddown,
and the ears braided in tresses by these of
convenient size for handling, &c., and
hting in some dry, airy loft where there
will be no freezing before cured, heat
dampness or other accident likely to im•
pair yitility. The coin cribs are put up
with covering to secure from storms and
yet to give the corn suitable ventilation
necessary for welt-keeping; secure from
vermin, and suitable secnrinr. dryin.r_ &e _Slitlieurnznara n:re_ day as Snnu thorough
ly matured, in dry weather, left a few
hours to dry before picking up', are . then
assorted as picked up, or all
~,hathered into
the cart and assorted when driven to the
storehonse--those for - seed being selected
of Medium size, well formed and ripened,
pdssessin all the characteristics of the
variety. 'lf he stores them in the cellar
they are put in barrels, boxes or bins, in
not very large, deep bulks, three feet be
ing deep as allowable—and the cellar is
kept well ventilated, cool and dark. If
they are to be marketed they are assorted
as picked up and loaded into cart or bar
relled= every handling increases their
•
cost—each sort and size are kept separate,
as they are picked, stored &c. Seed po
tatoes keep nswell as any way headed up
in flour barrels and set on timbers in the
cellar,; the barrels may be piled up or
otherwise. If his roots or potatoes up_
buried in the ground for keeping, he se
lects a thy, well drained spot, excavates a
trench, of size compared to the quantity
to be 'stored; not over three feet deep—less
is better—fills and eovera with six to eight
inches of dirt, packing and smoothing off
with a regular slope from the apex or
tridge—the - trench, is best not over four
.feet . wide and made longer, if necessary,
to be of sufficient capacity; and where
closed in with a Whisp of straw, in the
ridge, or apex, to let off steam; upon the
Approach of freezing these may be made
secure by. more straw, or covering with
&o.!—Cdr. Country Gentleman.
IFaets to Agriculture.
ProCIE Samuel W. , Johnson, of Con
nebticut, in n late lecture presented some
very interesting suggestions which will
be found of great value_ to the farmer,
upon - Wiese attention we have often urged
the absolute necessity of understanding
sotnelimple parts which lie at the found
ation of all good husbandry. Ono of
these is ;that the land, like tne animal
creationiminires to be fed to keep it up
to its fall ability to give forth its powers
of production. The nature of food and
the suitableness of its applications to the
plants or the soil to which ,it is applied
are also equally necessary to be understood
otherwise, the result night be similar to.
the mistake which would be made of fur
nishing to thehorse the food of man, and
vice versa.
Tr
•
Lo understand aright the treatment of
the soil we must remember that its ex
haustion of the element of fertility is
caused by the growing and- removing of
successive crops; these elements hare
been entirely from , the .soil, or
may exist in a state not mailable to the
cultivator except by the use of lime or
other stimulants. and his &lump -de F ena s
largely on understanding how to make
available those elements. Prof. J. says
that if , it WO true that all must be re
turned to the land that has been taken
from it farming would be more preeari
otisliMu it really is,•and hp gives the rea
son.
"Thoseptocesses that change the state
Of materials, which constitute the farm
s amst.bo riedel open to ikeep up or in
areaso its fertility. By tillage the soil is
brolrea up and - csyksrd to the weather
that readers soluble matter not beibre
The crops removed: just those
te that th e mos t c ostlyforthe
ma II
Termer to parchase.
"There are lands that require no up
plicsation of guano, soda or phosgthute.
The soil can. be pat into condition to
receive the free nitric acid of the 'atmos
liere, which become!" ammonia and food
forpleal Some plants take op 4141;1.4re
atmosphere the necessary supply of
ni
trogen.
"rho proCess for making, soil fertile
have, been known tiro. thousand years;
yet
,Modern science gives us reasons for
these process, and enables as to distir.-
gnish between Unnecessary and necessary
process.. Much manure and - coarse litter
mixed With the Soil open it up to the
atmosphere, and bring about a change of
soil that gives a. larger crop. It starts ,au
improvement that should then be con
tinued.. Plowing in clover, npplyinglime
or muck, affects-the soil rather than the
crop.r, • They net upon the soil to , make
avalable what was :dorniant before. Salt
affects the minerals of soil, as as olvent,
more'' liewerfully'thin water, and lib
erates potash, Pme. magnesia, or other
matter :hat was before its application.
Proof. Johnson affirms that farm crops
require mainly the same ingredients to
feed them, and those ingredients are pot
ash, lime,imlphuric acid, and nitrogen in
average crops of wheat, corn, turnips,
potatoes and clover. and the process of
stirring the soil and exposure of it to the
atmosphere will place it ir. a condition to
recoive the free nitric acid from the at
mosphere for the benefit of the land, and
at the same time renders soluble matter
in the earth not available.—Bdt. Anpr.
Our o . mo and iSirio.
Mao Little 'took.
More than a year ago, as the writer was
seated in the cars going West, a pleasant
voice sang , ont, "Papers, sir? morning
papers, lady ?"
There was nothing new in the words;
nothing new to see a small boy with a
package of papers under his arm ; but the
voice so tow and musical, its clear, pure
tones mellow as a flute, and tender as on
ly love and sorrow could make it, called
np hallowed memories. One look at the
large brown eyes, the broad forhead, the
mass of tangled nut-brown curls, the
pinched and hollow cheeks, and his his
tory was known.
"What is your name, my boy ?" as, half
blind with tears, I reached out my- hand
for a paper.
"Johnny -;" the last name I did
not hear. 4
"You can read ?"
"Oh, yes I 1 hureiren to school some,"
glancing out of the window to seen if
there was necessity for haste.
I had a darling boy once whose name
was Johnny.° Ho had the same brown
hair, and law, tender, loving brown eyes;
and perhaps it was on this account that I
felt like throwing my arms around his
neck, and kissing his thin cheek,
There was something pure in the child
standing modestly they in his patched
clothes and half-worn shoes; his collar
coarse, but spotlessly white; his hands
clean, and well moulded.
A long shrill whistle, and a short, per
emptory call, and - Johnny must be off.
There was nothing to choose. My little
Testament, with its neat-binding and its
bright steel claps, was in ;Johnny's hand.
"Will you read it, Johnny?"
"I will, lady.; I wilL"
There was a moventet ;we Were oft I
strained my eyes out of the window ; but
I wad not see him ; and shutting them,l
asked His love for this destitute, tender
rained has'.
och
A -mo ciiioo, rifiadollie same jour
ney, and passed over the same railroad ;
cud what was my surprise to see the same
boy, biller, healthier, with The same clear,
calm eye, and pure, clear voice!
"I have thonghtof you, lady ; I wanted
to tell you it is all owing to the
book."
"What's all owing to :the little book,
Johnny?"
"The little book has done all. I car
rird it home. and father read He was
out of work then ; and mother cried over
it so much, that I thought it must be a
wicked book to make them cry so. But
it is different now ; and it's all owing to
the little book. We live in a better house
now, and father don't drink; and mother
says it will be all right agaAi."
Dear little Johnny! his bright face all
aglow, his eyes bright and sparkling, and
his face looking so happy.
Never did I crave so for a moment of
time. Bat no; the cars moved, and Joh
nny was gonr,
"It is all the little book," sounds in my
wars—the little book that told of Jesus,
and of His love to poor sinners. What a
change! A. comfortable home, no more a
slave to strong drink, Lope was in the
mother's heart; health mantled the cheeks
of the children.
Would that all the Johnnies who self
paper,S, and have fathers wife drink;°'and
mothers who weep .over the min pc
onee happy homes, would take 'to those
homes the little book that tells of Jesus!
—United Presbuterian.
4001.
Put's Plea for the Bible.
In a school in the west of Ireland, a
few years ago, were two boys about the
same age fifteen - or sixteen. Their
names were Pat F. and Philip O'.P. There
were many intelligent young people in
the school, but Pat and Philip took the
lead in most things; indeed, the visitors
were often astonished at the remarkable
readiness and appropriateness of their re
plies to the miscellaneous questions put
to them. Philip has become a missionary
of the cross iu Turkey. We do not know
what has become of Pat—at that time by
far the most promising boy in the' school,
But " the day will declare it:'
We remember on one occasion Mr. 8.,
well known in that neighborhood, paid a
visit to the school. He was. desirous 'of
trying at once the knowledge of the Scrip
tures possessed by the scholars, and their
power to apply it to the solution of con
troverted points. Mr. D. assumed the
language of au opponent to the . general
reading of the word of God.
Boys," said he, f` what right inivo pin
to read the Bible?"
"Every right, - sir," said the boys, "for
Christ said (Jahn v. 49),‘Search the Scrip
tures,'" •
"All very well," said Mr. 8.," to prove
that big people may ma—men and• wo
men who have'come to years of maturity
—but what has that to say to little fel.
lows like you ?" • .
"The word of God is it for little pep-,
pie too," said rat, for we read_l4 Tim. di.
15) that Timothy knew the
tares from ttehild."
I "But," said lir. B.;-"Titiaothy - after
! ward, yon know, became a: priest. Your
text only proves that youpg boya.who are
going forward to the priesthood should
be taught the Ifoly &riptnr,es."
"Oh, Oh, but; sir," said Pat, With a bright
twinkle of his intelligent aye, that pm.
claimed be had the best of tho argnmet4
even, before the answer. came, "wasn't
Timothy (3d Epistle faugl4 by his
gqindinogipP isnd.pue t st _Abe w . aszaa
!peat !",—rfrolgura Tosssoge.grvr e . -
.tut advatiottutitto.
TOO WANDA GOOD
SCDDOh
Woann an wria. na ,
WELL rAvaitr, WELL FEED, WELL CARED POE,
Am ititnppy Putout:Mugs, send him to
Chaxabersburg Adademy
3. D. SEU.IIAKEIL Ph. D,. Principal,
Cbambereburg, Pa.
LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE,
POlt. BOTH SEXES.
Separate buildings. Fall term begins Arm. lath. For
Catalogue, address the President. L. 11. ILLALUOND.
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COTTAGE SEMINARY
FOA YOUNG LADIES.
Pottstown, Montgomery Co.. Pa.
Tho trientp•fonith anunnal session of this Instltn
.tiou opens iseptember lath. Nor Circulars, address
Rey. JOHN MOORE, Principal.
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL.
FOE YOUNG MgN.AND BOYS,
At Pottatown, Montgomery Co., Pa.
on Phil's. & Ronan R.R. Twentpsecond anneal se.,
Ilion opens Sept. Um. Situation healthy and beantlini.
Classical, English and Mathematical courses of studs
—thorough and pa:laical. ForCirculars,coutaining full
Partieninra,addreSs MEIGS, A. 2.1.. Principal.
COLLAGIATE AND COMMEIIIIIA4 INSTITUTE,
NEW HAVEN, CONN. Preparatory to College.
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&e.. with a floauelal hlrtory of the country for the tart
three, yeara, and 'what GRANT KNEW about "BLACK
FLUDAY..' Over sCal paaca. &chime •
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time. Send at once for Descriptive Cirenlare and Price
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Is the ehrapest and best cuticle In the market for Mu.
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Villtherger's name on the label. and Is put op at
Wiltbergors Drag. Store. No r.`...3 North recond
Philadelphia. D. S. WILTDERGER, Proprietor. For
rale bf Druggists tad Grocers.
Reject all Violent Porn' lives. They ruin the
tone of the bowels and unnken the digestion. Tan-
SIJINT'S EI7CCICKENT SELTZER MICEIZNT Is used by
rational people Asa meats of relieving ah derandement•
of the stomach, liver mud Intestines. hocanse It craws,"
obstractious without pain and Imparts vigor to thy
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$1..000 For ley aw nd.lll erd
Itching or Ulcerated Pi:rp that
bit PHA REMEDY
Calla to care. It la prep3red ex•
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11 our Stock of Drags, Medicines. Paints. Oil., Brush
es. Combs, Perfumery, Fancy Amides. etc.. Into the
Brick Store, formerly occupied by tiuttenberg, Rosen
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We hare recently Wed up Mile store In Modern Style
and shall endeavor to kCap well supplied withall articles
pertaining to the Drug Desluers. •
We extend to eveghedy a cordial Invitation to call
and ice as when In want at anything In our hue, and
vitieu nor in want, Rive les a friendly call. Tu all MI
old customers we desire to express oar thanks fur the
very liberal patronage heretofore extended to us. We
shall endeavor to merit a continuence of the same.
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T
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NEW nod the most elegant MAIM in the state. all
needing his services will be attended to promptly and et
satisfactory charges.
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BENG MINE GM.
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Ts claimed by our beet indges. to meet the necessity
I to long felt, of a Conveulent. Prartleal, Durable
°MC ' en
indinved by the higheet anthorlty In America.
Is. entirely different from and has many advantages over
any other Cate ever invented. Is Cheap and easily
c,nstrticted end for convenience cannot 611 to please
all. Can he opencil and emend withont the appertain
changing his. l oeitlon, lifting or polling a pentad and If
destren can he costly arranged to ha opened and closed
nithont dismounting. it occupies no mole ground
bon opetwil then two posts wl Mint gate,.this making
It very dosimble over any other Onto to bowlers and
those living In Villages and Towne. Is In order every
day to the year, no snow to chalet In winter. It an.
not sag or getout of repair.
For further particulars address the undersigned. who
will as tar no poosiblii visit the conceal Counties In
l'entioyiranla and adjoluing States, for Luc porpoise of
exhibiting and introducing Ilia sarne.•
Farmers and enterprising men generally, will do well
togive this special attention, as this Gate certainly will
go into I,wncral use.
OEO. 8. MACKEY. Proprietor
Nicholson, Wyoming Co.,Pti.
Tune I°, '73.—tr,
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Every year increases the populari
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation ;
which is duo 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 Gnat
on 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 eco
nomical-DAM Dies.astsia over used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and I consider it the BEST Pr.r.Pa-
RATION for its intended purposes."
sat by ail Druggists, and Deekrs in Medicines.
Price One Dollar.
Buckingham's Dye.
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 dr Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL, 4 CO.,
NASHUA, N.B.
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
Is widely known
4 - .>r , as One of the most
Af'l,
. 1 4 '' ' effectual remedies
f 4 .
~ t e l ver dlscor t e h red for
t
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purifyinglt
:?. ,• , ~,, , ~,,, ' k, the blood. It has
stood the test of
..,___ ri li ..',. ''': years, with a c0n
.....,r.... - ,..r . ' dandy gaming rep
-7::"-. citation, based on its
intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re
markable curer. So mild as to bo safis and
beneficial to children, and yet E 0 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 powerfu7 s a t n a l i t
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which arc publicly known,
of. Scrofula, and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, Eruptions, and eruptive die-
orders of the skin, Tumors, Blotches,
Boils, Pimples, Pustules. liOree t z St.
Anthony's Fire, Bose or Jemmy°.
las, Wetter Salt Menai, Scald
Head, Hiniworm, and internal El.
ceratlons of the Uterus, Stomach.
and. Liver. It also cures other coA.
plaints, to which it would not SOO l O esPect ,
ally adapted, such as Dropsy. D
a mp:
eta, FIN Neuralgia,Heart D
Female Weakness, Dehllity7itia
Leueorrhaen, whoa they mu maalfestit4
lions of tba.serafidons poisons. '
It is as excellent restorer of bealth and
strength in the Spring. Ey renewing the'
asit
ra o and vigor of the &gads.° organs,
it • • tes the depression and listless lan,
guor dio season. Even whcrenodisordes
Appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on withrenewed vigor and a ACV leaso of.
tits.
PIIAP4II.BD Br
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowe% Mass.,
prconaa 4.4 4..a r tkas cumin&
go= zgY 414.Pnvcinsis mamma
'Bold by Abel Turret!, and Bum & litehobt.
Montrose, and all, druggleta and dealers every
where. . , Dea r 14, I,BllA—y
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TEA • • -
Aperoll3 _ •tTes_ moket.p•Aartired‘sati
toe Garai New irboleptle jpelp•. , i+w • ••• •••
at compl y or we •• L
• suregitivim
ABE TINUAL,
Yates *Kt
GIVE US YOU MIMI
DO YOU WANT
4:~~~ f ~~~c~~=jam j,~'y
sewing Machine ?
11W old hinds WA patrons or Soonest:no county—
again In tin! Sista soliciting - your patronage for
The Original Howe Sewing Seeing;
ESTADLISLIKD, tan. 131PROVED.1871
Please call and see It, with the Imptotentente, et Wit
son's store. Remember the lionuine Uowe
has no Medallion head..
ROOMS AT-
56 Court Stieet, Blighempten, N. T.,
AND AT
Wilson's Store, Woatrose, Pa.
IL IL'EtUNMORE.
Mown's*, J4llll 1812.
AGENTS WANTldiiiirriWi r: _l=l
—with Gil ll!natation'. I encases of this s-sesidents—
beautifully boned, and printed on doted paper.
THE NATION
Its Rulers, and Institutions.
IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN.
• Nothing like it, dtrikes everybody es Just the book
they need. It is an Nneyetopedts of the Government.
Single pages In It. rue of themselves worth the price of
the book. OrerOCO pages and only $250. A Mob, Raz.
vent for Cannssets—ladies and gentlemen—lartners,
teachers end students, One agent took order* in Om
days. with circular akee.btfere Ma teak appeared. $2(
• deY CM Do cleared to fair Watery. Write at once foe
Clrediarand information. NEW WORLD PUBLISHING
CO.. Corner whend Market Streets. Philadelphia. No
veteber 1,1821.—1 T
VALLEY RAILROAD .•
lt-J On and after Dee. St, 113:0, trains on the Lehigh
Valloy Railroad Mil rop as follows:
ismeru. I norm.
pm. p. m. n.m. a.m. l sm. a m. pan.p.m
Mattes 4443 5.3372.40 0.10 7.46 11-55 2.43 5.3 D
Kaverly 0.03 5.00 11.43 5.03 8.80 12.40 3110 tusi
Towanda 8.13 4.93 11.10 7.10 9.23 4.43 4.W 1.21
Tunkbennock 800 am.
11:talon 4.45
Wllkenllarre, 4.W 1.15 7.11) 7.15 7.15 8.15
31nUeb Chunk p.m. 10.45 FLut. 4.10 8.12
Allentown.- 9.41 5.W 8.63
Bethlehem.... kW 5.50 8.50
Easton ktel 8.20 850
Phltedelphis 743
New York•.... 8.00 •
•
Noting North—Had Upward. lkoetb—End Dow
LOOK. T LO OK
•
MERCHANTS ARID TRADERS !!
IH TEM COUNTY AND EVE INHERE!!
220 17 sv-sr or
M. C. TYLER, en 79 Et BI DUANF. 1
ST., N. Y
(wr rirrrt. Cam C
AND IR NOT, WEIT 2i DT7
reENKRAL iIAIIDWAILE.Cutim7 Septum, Shovels.
Lottking °lama. Lightning and mane other X Cut
easy*. Steel. and Iron pole Ater. (the best In the World.
ve.ey kind of houhro. Wow...Lot-1m 0.4 Loot.. ICoobo,
Gone. Ilawmen , nom,. Revolvers. Farie.ts,Carpoo
tei . Tnnis, ttlacksmitlis lielbsent and Tools, pl tted
Ktrlves. Forks and Spoon.. and everything mull,. kept
Ina Find Clams ilardwarelmpurtlogatuldobbing Mouse.
Yo Illatake it
My •Inecre Thanks ere tendered to the man fumy
own County, for the kind patronage. a• abo to I ke many
In other Countim.. who may road this. end a general
Invitetion to bele* given fora continuance ; as well a.
to those who are nailing to give me trial, who have not
done so. by orders or rails. Troly,
g rgiallE
Wl.t•
Montrose, March, 7.0, 1811.—tf.
SUSQEHANNA MINERAL SPRING
WATER CURE.
nnins Mine* la now completed and reef, for amito'
I. dation of clottorsomd the treatment of biralida.
The following are among the dltemcs known to bare
beencored,by the naeof the Swequchation Mineral Water.
DISPEPSIA, GRAVEL, DIADEM, KIDNEY
DISEASES VE.'CIIRL&L DIBEASEi,.DROP-
BT. ALL IMPUBITIES of the BLOOD.
LIVER COMPLAINT, 151.C8113
PILES, CIIRONIC DIARRHEA,
PZ1L1.1.3 DL9B,ASES, IWEC• •
iawrisk. ERYSIP
ELAS, SALT IMEII3I, SCUOFULA
OuLtalmsetcaxies Tilesoamon.
To those who coati:petite slsltlng the Sp:lege. we
would say that the HOUSE la FITTED with a slew to the
COMFORT and EASE
°tour DUES rttand Ira 'ball awe no pans In looking to
their welfare. We guarantee a care or decided balp, or
no pay. For farther particulars enquire of, or address
Susquehanna Mineral Springs,
Rush, Penn , a.
April, 11, tert—ixte
M. D. SMITH,
• WARI t
RAHNFASES
SADDLES!!
THVNKS
COLLARS ! s
WHIPS ! .
SPURS!!
LIGHT - •
LEATHER •
iteihascomelummrtei, • 11:0,04erbir.
••
WOOL•GROWERS - tit= rsoTior. •, :
.1%10113, WOOLEN Mtht Rentz: ne
Ul ing all went deanels, checked and whitey Itha%
cotton warp gannet, the best or node; alt .woor
tweeds and cessitneret. Alarm: 10t or cludye On - band
for tale or to exchange for Wool. •Piente giep mea MI
before dine:wing of Jour wool eliewheep,
mile* north of Montrose. .L Akcirk
siosuroso.Jazlemen. •. • 0,
. .
(3100ERIES.—: 7 Teas great .varotjo
iuut Ong to; the queltlei TOW P, 14 41114.14 ,
Po@ to turl4l6 Aytkoqqanypfltoluita!,,af.pti;
MC 24 MO*.
t.
MIEZ
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF ,
CURES TIM WORST wins
In 'from
NOT ON Eno to TwHOUR enty_ Minutos.
H "'
• - after eradlneoareritserneot Oeed •127 <1"41 •
WITH PAIN.
=wars ne.uw ßT i
's,ps•A cent Ton
EVE.
waffle &stead tt.' •
Tito Only rain Remedy
that Ingeolly Mops lb. vont rternelatlng panr. - olLws im '
oecortnatotos. and tort Catoodlont whether of tbe Leers,
• Stomar.b. Rowels, or other gcle I.r organs, by ono appro. -
Man.
IN FROM ONE TO Twirmr? lITNETEA.
Notnetter how .meat or errrorlelloo the pen -the gitutt:-
ItAT/e. Ded-Addeo. It.entt, - Crippled, Nana; Seers:ex, •
or prod rated eral. 1710.3 RO.l Vac. • -
RADWAY'S 'READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT E.
M74233AT I I IT'LgtITATIO I R N V E ME pLiblizn;
IN TLAsuuxunr,pr TER DOWELS..
CONGESTION OF TILE LUNGS.,
song TpBOAT,
PALPITATION Or TILE LIEART : , ,
UTISTERICS, CROUP, O/PIITHERIA.
CATAIHUL roturs7+
" 4 "" E ' - " n 9rE m ily niirCUAT/SIL
COLD (=LTA AGEE PHILLA, •
Tho
when
of tke ItOndvirillrf
arm:e put or
pate when Um pal* or 41111witIty eaute cabs wet
contforL
Twenty drop . In Miro Itantler or triter will In o fro
t rare CRAMPS. hPASMA SOUR STOMACH.
SICK 11F-AltAtllE. DIARRHEA,
DTAIRRTERT..OOI.IO,IVIND IN TILE 111.1WRIA, an d
• " all INTERNAL PAINS. - ' ,
Tiltrotor* shottl,S s/trart carry, • I;ettle et nri.dwiryb•
-neadr Relief 'nth theta. A few atore o.tor .11
torrent dowse or mine Done armee or water. it Lebow
Urea Trona Woody or:MARTA eel; 62111ilatit.
vEvEn • AND AGUE.
IFILITIMAND AGO: cum! fur Illy real,. There h nat.
rsmalbl Amt.%
birb
Mg 101 J cunt P•tvr...t.l
nll 4, I "PAIM PlLLefj
quic.4 as l Eo tADIVAY'S ttle
hh. &Da:IIELISX. c.uts
prets. til byDita • •
HEALTH 1 BEAUTY!!
SIMON° AND PRUE PLOOD-IXOREASE 0?
FLESH AND WENIIIT-CLF.AN SEIN AND BEAU•
TUTU. COMPLEXION Et: yam TO ALL.
YIS
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
EMS MADE-TRSIIOST.ASTONISHINGRUMM:
iFIO
gRIOK,_ti_O _turn) ARK VIE UIL.VMMY
BODY UNDERGOES, UNDER THE JNFLUENVE
Or , :TILLS TRULY WONDERFUL 31EDWINE.
THAT
• •
Every Day an (nen:fano In flesh
and Weight Is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOQII'
Rsoly drop of the RA TISAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
ermannlentes (Mouth the Wood, Stmt. Ectee, and other
Oujda.= latent of the *item the rigor of Lk, for It repairs
the 'rostra of the body with tor end mend out..d.e.
Forefirla, Syphilis. Conoomptlon. Ilbaulnlor di:ease. Meta
In the Throat. Mouth. Tomeem_Nodre In. the Gland* tad
other porta of the eysterre. Pam Erma Stromout Lbchart ,
from the Etre, nod the mo
Bold ilt w llarT l a oft v alo dlsmott L Erur
Mpfa, a d=3l.ack Spot& iron% ;he Fleoh;Tna* ". 4
Goolters in the Woad, mad all weakening and painful db..
ehniges. Night Sweaty/jam of SPerm.. oo d artttee of the,
Ijszleale a, ..,..zgi..l d he a tzmtl , Lo v eryt of l i lts rro:dt:
an pert= ruing It for either.CTlhrta - forMalr,dEdle lta
poteno pee= to core them.
If the dally becoming minced Wr the sestet :did
ilecompoo cro `waded totillimally proggeWng. Emcee& in
arrettlod met mid repel,* the to mall tem crater.
. *alma& ham kmaithy this the 6.08.1PA111.Le
MAN will and does swam
Not may does the BAIUPlaiti.llX Timoverge creel sir
known remedial vent, In the cure of inmate. derotelons.
Coeslttatioutl, Skid dimases I but. It it the only pp/Mr.
earl for .
. .
Kidney Blitdder - Complaints, •
Ttitary. and Womb illatetemlirseek Dlobetes, - Dropsy -
Stopßlde of Water Incontlaenee or Uric; Dried's Rlsra.e
AlbosolanlM I
aud n all cases there there are bekkdost do. •
poldts. or the water b thick, cloudy. =zed with eubstences
lite the white of an egg. of thread* lite whits or three
Is a teetlibl, Moue appeorame.andrhlte bonedett.
depodba end when there te a pricking. o f
...nen
whim petedng ender, end Watt tht WWI the Ruh tad
Gott MO Wad y Price, Wm.
WIMIS —The only most sad =Ma itenemeg fee
Tumor or 12 Ware - Grotith
Cared by Itodornrs Resolvent.
.13i.ext, Dem.. 7.1 y 111,110.
Da. C0...a a-1 bore 0.4 Online theme la Om maxim ..4
lerands. Alt tat Demme mat ...hem ere. es Ml fns 11,. 104.1
*may =se that me leannammted tilet mai*. helped am Ime
m . raseineat. sad Weight 1 ormal try-lt s hed es Witt ta
t hat nehmil med.* t.. , t do ted...l the.
•Re dent. sad ea. V* of Ilbalway mu, .4 um«, .r
Ready 1.1601 mai there b am • .4 , 1,4 brtme to le mei et Vt.
ant 00.tae0a, garter. sat happier 'Ma t Inmate Otte. yam
Tim tens tome vet la the lart Ott et thu tome. mar at. tram.
1 wee Ode to yea Le Qs looldtaf Ghee, 0.0 sat y. 111.6 It if
Toe Mew: ILINN•11
Dtge RADW . AY'S
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS,
perthuT betelayienentig mac+ trilb *were c=v,,r...r.
ned.g., purity. trate, =1 strewth.. p,d.ar
for the cneserait aunt...of the blonmeh. Item Doge.
Mt dune, Bladder. Narrow Dimmers. Itend. l o o .
sm. mow, Indommotimi el the bowel, I.ler
=dements oUthe Internal Vimero. Warranted en erect
positive tare. Purely Vegetable, tontalnlng to Lavery,
minerals, or deleterious drum
nr . Obmrte lbe ntioicingsmegilcia meeting Nat pg.
[edema the Digestive Crypts
brad Plles. nasal ..f Ma Pled la De Res&
ildtar ths teemmta, Nimes, Itmetbsre. Moms( Ted. Yale
mo ...Weight is Me atsmetta; Sow Tacrlolloss, 151st taros flak,
Ip(ai l lto PIS of th mao tessi; smenotr. of Our 11.4, If oT,lsd sad
,d
11r, Cal t asta s troodlag
Areas ate the Sitat, Emir mud MI NM be the Mad. Woks;
et nen...Um V.ltm..e..*tie sod rye, fah
I.
tdde 1-I=o, Linda. sad add. Fhatua ef Had. Dwain la the
A frvr et.IIADRAT'S TrLl rm. themtna
trwn thnalvme-tull avrders. cqn =its prt
SOLD Br PAUGGIF.T.4.
. •
READ by
A Ti et ewe liltriPianip
iw ItADWAY Jits%kw Iwo*. NW...York.
Infortuanwri multi Wm... Aida win 1.4 stwX yon.
April 30,171.--yl.
TMS WAY, GENTLEMEN!
121.eirpc•cm.
HORSE HAY FORKS
A, J. NELMS , PATENT IMPUOVED.
Twcaty 2 rwc; Bute Fair Premium, Awarded Ws rear
In Fifteen Montle—AM and ISO.
AT.SO
lIELLIS GRAPPLE PULLEY,
An Implement that Fvery Patmer, Calpenter, Mason
and Painter *bottlil Ilan
HORSE. RAKES
nand /tikes, Scythes, Beath', Omln Cradles,
. Iron, (A cllor Axles,
S r. Springs.
Carriage Bolts. pe. Bare, (Stec) fad Iron)
73=432.1.111ct0r
C CP M l ' If* XI 13 V' Owe
. ,
That ',lmo gives An A ARM WEISTLE f when the
Coffco la Ready for thoT de. TRY ONE and yeti - will
• find the CO eAhrays Right!
321:=1
Axes,
Picks. •
Sum. •
Draw graves,
Paints,
Stayes,
Mantras°,ly 5, tor.-. 5.
TQ.XtZ3 railLa 401315,33.
arrosivA Tin cacin. Rats;
_
;011131 s . "T44IIIMW ProplatOrt
alstiletacemleavetbtalfoso 407 r co tb ttnectlnveith
114 D. 7 4 , Kno, 4 11 4 0 1 4 Le_M WU* EAU
raL 1.44
Oda ;Waco.
'Rasps
-,E4 OW cyth Stones.
L '
VLu-11:12re,
Bats,
Locks,
s.
Latches
Knob ,
A, Walsh,
Lamps,tc.
n6Yeps, co liwuT
_
Dot destroyed by mew,—
us wasted beyond the paint of repair:
- pysyepsla or DaMdesticus. - /leaded's,' Pits fi
the Crlvea, , Tizhtress of the Chest, Disgust,
Sour Eronatians of the Stomach, Ilad Tido to the IJoat.N
Mkt,* Attaelts,.Palpitation'of the Heift, Intanosatlon of
lbsthaPaso scs the reMems of the Kidnerond a beard
=herd symptoms, meths offsprings of Precede:* Id
these complaitats it bas no equal, and nee bottlevill pure
Letter matrardee d its merits than a Pulite adteltisestru,
; For Faunae Cootplala t s. in rams qt. old, . an ts,
single, a the dawn*of womardstod.,or the tom of life,
these Tonic Sitters display so decided ati istlecteme that is
=shed impromund is soon gerceptble. , ,
For ituflammetorp astd_Charele jlllnst
Bum Coq Bilious, Remittent -and lutratittut Fe.
ten, Diseases IN the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Sladder,
these Dimas, hue tut Stich.Dlseases Sze standby
Vitiated Bloat, which is genesally• tsadastd ET•dtg - Keetted
dills Digestive Proms.
They:are Gentle
Lu Purgative ail IW well al •
tiLel possessing du she 'undies suit a amiss as w
agent an relleseg Coat:whin or Irglmematies arid
rl"4sad Visceral anta, and to ns. u Dseases.
AMU' Dfseasee,' Brook Tate, 4114 1 1heent;
Blotches, Spres, Pimples, Boils, Castmocksl Bssmisum.
Sealthltead„ Sore Eyes, Equipe-1.14,1mb, Sanfs, Merter •
dons of - the SPIN' Humors and Plusses of dm- Skin: el
whatever name or sun, ern literally thy .net and curial
out of the system in a short timej.ty the_tiso of these Slitters.
Cheap* the Vitiated -Blood wheartfree ihd
its insunties bursting -through. the, skin Ira Pimples, Emir
gem, or Sores: cleanse it when you End it oastrusedi• - • •
Grateful =how proclaimVINILGA4 Brsrus
'
mesa wonderfull Invigoraut err known. •
J: WALKER. Prop% B. 1774
Drug*, and Gen,hgta.. San Framtisto:Celikattht. , •
and,eamer of Washington end Clittltori Sts.; New Yort.
412 r SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.*
July 10. 18:2—m3
INS Ccit Illatrates tho mann it Ushiil
• (;. rt. prerto.ws4:
. Fottatain Nasal Ajecttir,'
....:Meidri
.I 1 DR. BALE'S CATARRH RRIIVIRDT.- , •
. It le the only form o (Instrument yet Invented with .
which fluid medicine can be carried algli vp and
perfectly apigiat Wall parts or Ma nffeetee nasal pas. -,
same, nod toe chambers or cavities commaticatimg
therewith, Ia whkb sarcoma nicer, frommutly tithe.
:Malcom which the catanhal discluone generally pia.,
Coeds, Thou:ant ofencews In treating Qatar:tame.
totem has arisen larply from • the treposelbilitY Of••
applying teMetlICS to these cavities and mwestm
by any of the_orditory methods: Thisobstscloba -
the way of create: ewes Is entirely overcome by the
invention of tees Douche. In usinz this Instrument,
Vat flute Is carded by Its awe weigh* to Sanalea.tant.
aspar templet being requlred.l UP Ono raostrata WWI
ntlyilowing *lrma in Ma blcheet MCP of th at ,
.al passages. paws Into and therm:lay dextral
I Ma tabeiand chambers caavocteil thaewillt,seul
ot:till theopmeltonoshit. /tame ts plessantanat
so simple that a child. con understand He - full
and 'explicit Stroctions aoccentney tech
InstramenL When need with this instrunumt;Dr.
Small Catarrh 'Remedy ' corm recent. attacks of
%Collel In - lb* "lend Is by a few applicatiens.
• Symptoms of Catarrh. Frequent Wed.
fiche, discharge felling into threat, eon:mimes pee..
two. watery, tact moms, purulent, offensive..ito
]n others a dryness, dry. watery, weak or Matted -
.. m-..stopittu us or obstruction k .. ,. af . ..2„.1 parr5...7 2.:
* gear' . Mn UaT r tecnatcalc seibe n trom -.=, voice ..,
altered, nasal turan,. , offensive breath. Impaired at .
total deprivation ,ofsonso of smell and thsteolbad
ness, mental &prowl:an. loss of appetite, Indica.
lion, entirged tonsils. Midler; coup; .4c, Only w
Pante theater:names arollitely to be ,, prcorat la .•
nay case at one time.-
..' Dr. Sageos Catarrh nem edyilettra mai ,
_with Dr.Plercora Natal Dona:mond man, ...
pealed with the CoWittntional treatment olden to -
- .recommendolin.the pamphlet that Wept eachlsot...
tie of MO Remedy, is a perfect specific for this loath.
'ffiomedisease, and the proprietor offers,ln pod Cab..
5300 reward for a case be can not ane. Vas
Handy to mild tot pleasant to nee;Coatelnaa ti .
o
wont_ or caustic. drugs or -poise:us.. The
Remedy is sold at ISO cents, Douche at ®ants, by
aill Druggists, or either will be mailed hypo,'
pricier on receipt of 60 cents. .
u ) . .,
•' • _ ..: xstrwrzw: N iT.
_ .
d ~rL TIIRRraIrr
zpnaosz PA.. .
Ti cobtlititallyMelvinz
m.mw 40-c:),.c)_3po•
end beans conotantly on band '4llllO t c •Irab;•
aesartment of gennbla
•
DRUGS, MEDICLVES, CIIZAICALS, 13.•Qt.C11.,
Pnlnt*,' One, 13,0 tiffs, Teeo, 4fiegiatti otter are
ecrles, Stone Ware, Wanda& Modal, ihrpetitljaiti
warn, Pratt Jars, 3firrors , Lamps. Cblmtters. Nero,
seas. matu...
• • Teoners • Cil :Sealant*: OILACS '
...
tined Wtualo otf,speiatoti,;-;;;.7.0 . 0 11 . SPlritoTopett
tin o, Vans Moo, Cemary Decd. V Ickeirar,rotarl s . c 4 Alten
t rata AM, OroasCrilleil et, ?Parte
!nit name° ts, 613ouldot Ursula, .I.lppy,t
Cartridges. Powder, Shot, Lead, an Cape, Jlallafl
Powderaad Fate, Viglillaatrings. flOwage. Kiwi%
Fits. 04,1 , 10 Hooks Zit) en:Siat SSW Tonal olp#7 ,
flotrOlia, Hair liastorers. sad flair .
Pocket ISolve..Speetacier,SliserlStedbpoons,Perki
Enlves..t.e. Dattlar ATUeles, a general araprtment94
P&NCY qaons , •ternitiftV,lltid PIRILTSUPY ' a
AB thelcsolla: wad bos} kitt.e4 ot, • • -• •
. ,
PATEST
.
In short; nearly- ivory ;bin' eta - re'stor'Y tba
pleat° Ihntd sty, to dollen-Ina eye, to gratify the fuel
and al#o to eund ce-to thy rent aad sutntantial cOntrorta
unite. Enumeration Is Impructlrablei as It would '
a mmqvcr.. at iticitp; 'Rad .Varietyfitara - •
ABEL TUIUXELL. ,
ItaamariZan.6,lZt.
DOWN TOWN NEWS,. .
• MINER AND- COATS
Aistin Btioet. a doom below itoya`o Curtioir,ldootrei
• ' VLOUR; 131LOCEILIES, 'ANL!'
• 'ileool9lo.Ar,;S:'
Weise constantly rev Icing nLI now have embank;
'afresh stook el Goode In OIL e - Arhlch we wills ell
CHEAP! • VHFAI CHEAP
far tuh,or exam '&eCtraolaccd
GOOD
. ..TE,S
A,..
F.F.N •• •
C 0.6- SUGAR, - .-
1.10LA55...g.5;•
1144MS' t Nti
CLO !RR -,TlifOTHr S`BED,: . h
iirekitare ratified and rondo addition a to mil Spekot ; •
Palls. and aro now toady to forward Batter totbe bet
WM111414011 htrages In Now York,iror offargaZaf:•
inakrifbcraladvancomonts ortronalgraneuta... ; . , -
canond oxatnincou r Stork before purchasint eat
vitorartridonvin termini:oga of lb*
GOOD QUALITYar: LOW -,,PRICES
of - /
Montftse. April 14:!
OLD.zJEWELII,Y--,A„ . Quiet.
%I.
Gmeat; end other rartettes elf Jewelry„ Orr lA
-4tid Silver, Cued Wert:ivied %Oh ttins. - ,
Walla? tlllted Swam. F o rty_, grdves, Sada . 1 .
oral s siortmeat Yuri G oo de. /TOUnttle
ea. rattlis khalrallittnes. Lute &thole
*FO O 4 O I Pk; Pet ?). 431/30 TQU
MIINEWEI