,favin and tivoide. Ohm gyp and Oitto.
From the New York Observer.
lientuckey Blue Gran heed.
The Obtervcr, some time since, reques
ted information as to the yield per acre, of
Kentucky blue grass seed, Orchard grass
seed, and Red-top grass seed, to which W.
R. Duncan, of Tonawanda, 111., responds
as follows: Blue. grass, in lientncky,
will yield twenty-five or thirty bushels of
seed in the chaff, weighing fourteen
pounds to the bushel; usually worth
there, fifty cents per bushel; This is the
condition in which' the seed is bought and
sold. Row much clean seed that would
give, I cannot say. • I never knew any
one to clean, it there, as it is always 'sown
as it is gathered. It was foilterly "athered
by hand and stripped with band-boxes;
here it is stripped with one horse, attach
ed to little sled, in front of which there
is some long teeth made of hoop iron and
placed near euough,together to strip the
seeds off as the horse walks along. The
driver rides on the sled, and rakes the
seed back as it accumilate:; on the teeth.
What the yield would be in this State, or
in New York, I cannot say. I have never
seen a piece of grass kept up here, for
seed; .1 do not believe our soil quite as
well adapted, to blue glass as the soil .of
Kentuckey, yet it does well here when
sown with other grass. In fact, it will
come in with other grass, whether
the
, or not. I suppose the seed is in the soil
or among the other grasses.
Alsike Clover
This forage plant, altbongli it has been
Miltivated.for ages in Europe, is com
paratively new he this country. Its cal-
tare is,largely on, the increase. Samuel
Booth, of Branch Co., Mich., writes to the
Western Rural:
"A year ago last spring I hesitatingly
purcha.wd enough of the seed to sow
twenty-five acres, it taking at the rate of
four and one-third pounds to the acre, at
oh dollar per pound. I sowed in the
month of April, on ground prepared for
and sowed to wheat. I harrowed the
grOnid, and afterward plastered it. Not
withstanding the dry season, I cut from
that ground about forty tuns of bay in
drew in my barn five tons fur
feeding; the balance I stacked, and in
September thrashed it and got eighty-five
bushels of seed. Before cutting I brought
in some stalks which measured four feet
in' length. The field on which it is sown
a high rolling land, soil dark sandy loam,
Jaw feeding this winter my entire stock,
consisting of horses' and cattle, on the
hay that was. thrashed. Theynever thrived
better on any feed than they do at the
present time. It is free from fuzz and
liuSt., and the stalk, unlike the other do-
Ter, remains green after the seed has
ripened, and the cattle sieze it with an
avidity that would plainly vindicate its
>invent:trig over the common red clover.
It is also excellent for the honey bee, equal
to, if not surpassing, the white clover.
The first cutting produces the seed, and
afterward excellent pasturage, but if pre
ferred for hay and no seed, it produces>
two crops. With the knowledge I have
of 'it, I would not recomend it for light
yellow,mndy soil."
Improving Soils by mixing.
There is a large quantity of amble soil
which would b.: improved and made 6ipa
hie tif cheaper cultivation and the pro
duction of larger crops, it it could be
mixed with earth of a different nature.
The farmer knows the defectsof big soil.
It may be a stiff, heavy clay, and ho
wishes there were more sand in it; it mar
be the reverse, and clay the ingredieia
wanting to perfect it. However desirable
it would be to mix soils, the great expense
in most cases, stands in the way of its
accomplishment; it is only where peculiar
circumstances exist that the work can be
done with profit. Where those condi
tions do exist, mixing soils is one of the
most paying Improvements the farmer
can make. ° We sometimes And in loamy
soils where die subsoil IS: clay, knolls
composed of unite pure and' barren sand—
a "poor, sandy knoll," the owner terms it,
from which he never gets produce enough
to pay for its cultivation, unless ft is heavi
ly manured. Manure on such spots does
not last long, as its virtue tithe? leaches
downard, or is all required to make the
crop which finds little else to assist. The
bestimprovement on such knolls, is to
cover them with clay soil, which can
usually be obtained near by. The best
time to dot Tis is with a crop immediately
premding grass, as the clay helps form a
thick Wil, and thus makes vegetable
Matter. Just as frequently do wesee clay
knolls in lands, mainly frible and easy of
tillage. Dronth cuts short the cops un
these, and makes it exceedingly ettlicult
to plow. The best ingredient for these is
muck, but loamy earth or sand improves
them wonderfully. There are many in
:lances of this land where mixing - soils
Would be practicable, and prove remuner
ative. On a general smile we cannot af
ford • the expense of miring soils, but
occasionally very decided improvement
may be made by bringing up the subsoil
with the plow, and mingling it with the
top soil; it may be rich in inineial food
for-plants.—Aintriciat Rural Ifonir.
HORSES "SEED A SA.BBATIL—At n niect
iblof the British Association at Dublin,
Mr. Charles Biancoui, of Caspel, read a
paper relative to his extensive car esta4-
lishment, after which a gentleman stated
that the Pickford's the great _English
carrier's, they could not work a horse
more than ten hours a dry, and wished to
hear Mr. Bianconi's opinion on the subject.
,Ir. B. stated he found by experience, he
could better work a horse for eight miles
a day for six days in the week, than six
miles a day for seven days. By not work
ing on SUnday, he effected a saving of
twelve per cent. Mr. Biancours opinion
on this paint is of the highest importance
for he lias ; over ninwhundred horses work
ing silty-Seven conveyances, which daily
travel 4,244 miles. It is also the result
..(forty-three years, experience.-‘,Seien
fifin Amen-COL.
The Paciftc Rural Press says! "Take
a large head of cabbage strip off the outer
Leaf, and flip off the bud found - at the
root of the leaf. Take this bud and sim
ply set it-in rich dirt, like any other plant.
The result will be a fine growth of early
cabbage plants with heads, larger and
sounder than can be raised in the ordi-
poly 1!.1,
—Plant beets - thickly; those taken
out wlleu Thinning niake exoellent green&
The Great Clock
AT. Viusnuna
A clock is a wonderful sort of thing,
isn't it, children ? There it stands, tick
ing away all the time, its tiny hands
pointing to every hour and minute as
they pass, with an exactness-which makes
it seem like a living being. Indeed, I
don't believe a person could be so exact
and faithful as a clock, for men get tired,
and clocks never do.
. _
But wonderful as the clock appears
that stands on your mother' smantle,or in
the corner of grandmother's hall, it is
nothing compared with some others I
have seen.
Think of a clock as largo as the front
of the house you live in, and that will
tell not only the the hours and minutes
of the day, but the days, weeks and
months. of the year, like an almanac;
that tells all the movements of the sun,
moon and planets, and many other things
besides.
This clock is in a great, splendid church
in the city of Strasbourg. Strasbourg
was a French city until a few months
ago, when the Prusians, whO you know
have been at war with France, conquered
and took possession of it. Before the city
the city was given up to them, the Pru
sians filed a great many balls and shells
into it, and some of them hit the church,
but the clock was not hurt. Oh, how
glad the people have been, all through
Europe and America, that it was not
injured; for it is one of the wonders of
the world!
I will tell yon about IL First notice
the dial-plate, where, as in every clock,
we tell the time of day. Over this dial
yon see a bell, anal on each side of it the
image of a little boy as large as your baby
brother. One of these little fellows has
a mallet in his hand, and when the full
hour arrives, ho strikes with it on the
bell. The other holds an hour-glass,
which he turns over at the same mo
ment.
Above the dial is a larger circle, which
tells the motions of the stars, and next
over that, one which shows ,the changes
of the nition. Just above this you see an
alcove in which is a grim, ugly looking
figure called Father Time. He has a bell
in one hand, and a scythe in the other,
which I suppose is meant to show that
when the night comes he cuts down every
living being.
There Arc fpur figures that pass before
this old Father Time, one each quartth
of an hour. These repensent the four
stages of life. The first is a little child,
the second a fair youthAe third a grown
up man, and the fourth an old person.
Above this alcove is another, in which
you see a number of figures. The cen
tral one is our Saviour, and every day
at noon the others, which are meant for
the twelve apostles, parch slowly past it
and boav, while the holy image lifts its
hands in blessing upon them. And as
the last one goes out, a monstrous cock,
which you see perched ou the pinnacle
of the clock at the left hand, slowly flaps
his wings and crows three times. The
crowing is as natural as life, and is so
loud that it can be heard outside the
eh arch.
You see on the clock many images
besides, but that are only for ornament
I have explained all those that have mo
tion and meaning. And all these are
moved by machinery which is arranged
at the back of the clock, where there are
large, coniforiable rooms. Stairs at the
right hand lead.up into those rooms, and
there the workman are keeping all parts
of the machinery in repair. It took three
hundred years to rn.ake this great clock
perfect as it now is. At one time it stop
ped, and fifty years went by before any
one was found who knew enough to put
it iu order again. It took i> very wise
hetid I am sure to find out hair to do this
and it must take wise heads s and skilful
hands to keep it going. ` l.
When any ofyou go to Europe, it will
be worth while for you to jonruey . by way
of Strasbourg, that you may visit the
clock: and you must remember to be
there just before twelve, that you may be
ready to hear it strike that hour, when
you will see the whole variety df -move
ments which I have described. The apos
tles only take their walk once a day, and
at that hoar.
And it is only then that the cock crows.
So; if you want to see the whole perform
ance,be sure to be there at twelve o'clock.—
Gavel Ban trey.
JOr Or llfissioxArtv—One day the
attention Qf the Rev. J. Williams was
takea by seeing person get off one of the
seats and walk upon his knees into the
middle of the pathway, when he shouted,
"Welcome, servant of Go& who brought
light into this dark island." This poor
man had lost his hands and and feet by a
decease which .the natives call Kokooi.
When the missionary asked him what he
knew of the word salvation, be answered:
"I krio,w about Jesus Christ, who came
into the world to save sinners; I know
that Ile is the son of God, and that Ife
died painfully upon the cross to pay for
the sins of men, in order that their souls
might he saved, and go to happiness in
the skies."
The Hindu Hindu Bors Prayer.
A missionary tells ns that he was once
walking in his garden, when a poor 11i11:
du boy,who.belonged to the mission school
came after him, and iu a very gentle voice,
said:
"If you please, eir, mako mo a Chris
thin."
The missionary was quite surprised by
what he beard, and said to'. the little
heathen' boy; "I cannot make you a
Christaiu, my dear child, but God can.
You must ask God to forgive your sins
for Jesus Christ's sake, and to send His
holy Spirit to live in your heart."
Not a long time after, the same little
boy came to the missionary, and , said,
with a soft voice nud a sweet smile on his
face:
"The Uhl Jesus Christ Himself has
come to live in my heart."
',Tow is that?' asked the kind mission
ary.
"I prayed," said the boy, "as you told
me ; and. I said, 'o' Lord Jean's Christ, if
you please, make me a Christain. And
He was so kind as to hear Me, and to
come and live in my heart ever since."
A simple and touching story of the love
of Christ to a poor little hathen child !
Can all our rulers _ say they have ever
made such sprayer in such a sprribus this
poor Hindu ? And can they say that
Christ liv their hearts! If He dose,
then th will be like Christ. in their tem
Per and conduct, and be trying to Velum
awl honor Him in every way they can.
gni gitartiouttuto.
IF YOU WANT A (100 D
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tictin
WELL TAUGHT, WELL FEED, WELL CARED FOR,
Amid happy surroundings, sand him to
Chambersburg Academy
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Chambcrsburg, Fa.
LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE,
FOR 110TII SEXES.
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Catalogue, address tha President. L. IL ILAX3IOND.
A. M., Annrille, Pa.
COTTAGE SHMINARY,
FOR YOUNG :LADIES, .
Pottstocia, Montgomery Co., Pa.
The twenty-fourth annual session of this Institu
tion opens iteptcniber nth.. For Circulars, address
Rev. JOUR MOORE, Principal.
'FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
At Pottstown, Montgomery Co., Pa.
on Phirs..S Readin U.R. Twenty.second annual ses
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Classical, English and Mathematical courses of study
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Partici:dors, addre2s GEO. D. MEtOS, A. M.. Principal.
COLLEGTATE AND COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
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Daslncea, Scientific Schools, U. B.lllllt.ry and Naval
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time. Send at once for Descriptive Circulars and Price
Lists of our Fine Steel Engrailngs of ell the Candidates
Campaign Dimrra, phies, Charts, Photographs, Badges,
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Address MOORE S. GOODSPEED, 37 Park Row, New
York.
AGENTS WANTED.-4,Tente make more money at
work for on than nt anything clan, Ikeinc, , n light
and portnanot. Particular', free. G. STCOON & Co.,
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BIALOVI'S 11111160 RUE.
Is the cbeepeet cue hest AITICIC ha the market fur Mu -
In= Clothes. The genuine has both Etarlow's cud
Wiltberger's name ou the Libel, rtud la put up et
Wthber,,, r's Drug Store, No .1.3.1 North :•ccuud
Philadelphia D. S. WILTBEIiGkat, Proprietor. Nor
rale tki Druggists cud Grocers, .
8, 2 Yr,
`l,' A.' • *17.4'
Reject all Violent. Purgatives. They ruin the
tone of tho bowels rind weaken the digestion. Ten.
narer'a ErrEnverem, Patrons APSIIIENT he need by
rational people ass moonset relieving all derangements
of the atomach, liver and Intestines, because It removes
obstructions without pain and Imparts vigor to the
organs which I. purities and remliales.
SOLD BY A1..1. DRUGGISTS.
*l.OOO REWARD!
H 6000 For any cane of Bllnd.llleedlng,
'miaow or Ulcerated Kea that
LIIL BING'S PILE REMEDY
falls to core. It Is po - pared ex
pressly to tore the Piles, and nothing, else. Sold toy all
Druggists. Prlcosl.oo.
THE EAGLE
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3311:TRZTES elb IVICISCP3LaB
PROPRIETORS
BRICK BLOCH, HourßosE, PA.,
Sign of the aoldon Eagle and Mortar
NUT, Desire to Inform the public that ma balm moved
Tour Stock or Drage, Medicine*, Paiute, OW, Drueh
er, Combs, Perfumery, Fahey Articles, etc.. Into the
Brick Store, formerly occupied by Outteuberg, Itoseu
bum & Co.
We have recently fitted up this store in Modem Style
and shall endeavor to keep well supplied with all article.
pertaining to the Drug Business. •
We extend to everybody a cordial levitation to cull
and see us when In want of anything in our line. and
when NOT In want, give us a friendly call. To all am
old customers we desire to express our thanks fur the
very liberal patronage heretofore extended to us. We
shall endeavor to merit a continuance of the same.
Very Truly Yours,
A. D.
A3luS iiCBULI3.
Notarise, Do. 20, 1511
PC/01:7i7
NEW GOODS.
,mho undersigned having refitted, refurnished and
restocked the etore, formerly occupied by ft. Ken.
yon, dr., at Lawsvitle Centre. are now prepared to lure.
lob the people with as desirable rattety of
DRY GOODS!
GROCERIES 1 1
BOOTS d SHOES 1 .
HARDWARE ! !
CROCKERY! &c.
As can be found elsewhere, and at as Desirable Prices.
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ed Map of Philadelphia, showitinFairmount Park, where
the Centennial Anniversary Buildings will be erected,
Size. 41 by 27 Inches.
Published in aid of the Centennial Fund.
Aocres Worm:v.—From in to E,:lper day can be made
Send Wants, and specimen copy and terms to seats
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N. D.—Churches tarnished with CHANDELIERs and
LAMPS of Every deveription.r. per cent. qua= than
at any otherestablistunent In the country.
Mirth Z 1),
vicrpt.lNT
AT
WILLIAM SMITH'S'
Ex' °noire Furniture Wareconm you will and the largest
stock of
FIRST CLASS AND COMMON
FURNITURE!
To ho found in this section of the country; of his own
manufacture, and at prices that cannot faith) give satis
faction. Re makes thevery hest
EXTENSION TEALES
In the Country, and WARRANTS them.
UPHOLSTERY WORK
Of oil kinds done in the neatest mantles.
MI. I 1 0 .7 4121, MI 3E3 2CD LEI
OF VARIOUS KINDS.
PURE NO.I MATRASSES,
COMMON MATRASSES.
UNDERTAKING.
The subscriber will hereafter make the undertoklr.
R e a l o t
h i m ' o b s o t o rrea " ;
t the !hate, g
needing his services. will be attended to promptly an d
satisfactory charges.
W. SMITH Et SOW.
Nemirow, Pal, Jan. 11. 1872.—n05--tf.
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ROMIG CARE WE.
[PATTMTED, OCTOBLZ Si. 187%1
s claimed by our best Judges, to meet the necessity
no long felt, of a Convenient. Practical, Doable
Gate, en Indorsed by the highest anthority In America.
Is entirely different from and has many advantages over
any other Gate eve" invented. I. Chelb and easily
constructed and for convenience cannot ail to please
all. Can be opened and cloSed without the opperator
changing his position. lifting or pulling a pound, and If
desired can be easily arranged to ho opened and closed
without dismountlng. It occupies no mom gronnd
when opened then two posts wi.hout gate, this making
It very desirable over any other Gate to farmers and
those living in Villages nod Towns. to In order every
day to the year, no snow to gimlet in winter. It can.
not .sag or get out of repair.
For further particulars address the undersigned. nsac,
will as far as possible visit the several Cor.„vo„, in
Pennsylvania and astlolnlng States, for the p ne p" o of
exhibiting and introducing the same,
Farmers and enterprising mew generally, will do well
to give this speciol attention, as this Gate certainly will
go Into genera! use.
GEO. S. MAMMY, Proprietor.
Nicholson, Wyolning Co., Ps.
June 12, 12.—tf.
jrALLER
. V i;
_ VESETABIE
..„ - SICILIAN
HAIR
- "
Every year increases the populari
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation ;
which is duo to merit alone. We
can assure our .old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
on FADED Run to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. It removes all eruptionse
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 HA= Dnmssrso ever used,
as it yequires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy,
appearance. A. A. Hayes, M.D.,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
4 The constituents arc pure, and care.
fully selected for excellent quality;and I consider it the BEST rEEPA I
RATION for its intended purposes."
Soid qv all Druggats, and Dealers is Malicista.
Ittoe One Dollar.
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR TH WE11381318.
As our Renewer in many cases
requires too long a time; and too
much care, to restdte gray or faded
WhiSkets, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation; which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash off: Sold by
all Drdoists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL, & COn
NASIIIIA, N.B.
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral,
•or meentaos of tho Throat and Lunga,
ouch as Coughs, folds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis. Asthma,
and Commmyttaa.
Am •
: : 4% , . discoveries 11 1° 19E=
. t ~ science, few ere of
51P.,4' '..."..0 , ' mura kin r , e l than ni thls e t t . -
Ir lP
d fcc is=s ke o m etVe Throa t." 1
. ,
11 .i.O and Lungs. Avast
f
trial of its virtue
es,
this
other countries has
shown that it ' does
, surely and effectually
control - them. The teitimeny of our best citi
zens, of all classes, establishes the fact, that
Canny Premium will and does relieve and
cure the afflicting' disorders of the Throat. end
Lungs beyond any other medicine. - The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs;
yield to its power; and cases of Consumes,
don, cured by, this preparation, are public:,
ly known, so remarkable es hardly to be be.;
limed, were they not proven beyond dispute.;
Asa remedy it is adequate, on which the public,
may rely for full protection. By curing Coughs,.
the forerunners of more serious disease, it saves'
unnumbered lives, and en amount of suffering
not to be computed. It challenges trial, end COD.
vlnces the most sceptical. Every family should
keep it on timid as a protection against the early:
and unperceived attack of Pulmonary Affections,.
which are wily met at tint, but which become'
Incurable, end too often fatal, it neglected Ten
des lungs wed this defence, and it is unwise to
be without it. Aa a safegultrd to children, amid
the distressing diseases which beset the Throat
cued Chest of childhood, Omen: Pzerout.
is -invaluable; for; by Its timely use, multi
tudes are rescued frog premature graves, and
saved to the love and affection centred on them.
It acts speedily and merely - against ordinary colds,
securing sound and health-metering, sleep. lie
ono will suffer troublesome Influenza and, pala
tal Bronchitis, when they know how easily
they can be cured.
Originally she product of long, laborious,tand
successful chemical investigation, no coot or toil
is spared in making every bottle In the utmost
penDle perfection. It may be confidently re-
Ued upon u PuUssing all the virtues It has OM
exhibeted, and capable of producing cum as
. inemccable as the greatest it has ever effected.
PRZNIZED
Dr. J. C. AYER 14 CO., Lowell, Mom ;
PracticaPand Amayttag chainisth
SOLD BY ALL MOOD= EVEUTWUNRS.
Bald by Abel Turret!, and Zunis & Nichidtg,
Illontrose,;and all druggists and dealers every
Nacre. (Dec. 21,1870--y
T om"
for salft itt n
Ne e p r7 rat d Q arVo g leialc at"" Pr k leti e Y u l t l ani eo a T tl ca niPas 4 :
torment or (*Fag. DAy gips and sartearm
Muth 91, 1670.
GM OS YOUR AMMON
DO YOU WANT
la 4E= • 0-6 =15.0-I_-=-10 111
Sewing Machine 1
MO old friends and patrons of Surpciehanna county
-IL. again in the acid soliciting your patronage for
The Original Howe Bowing Elacine,
ESTABLIMEED, 1847. 131 PROVED, 1871
Please all and see It, with the improsenseiga, at WO
soli* store. Remember the 1iC121111201101111
•
has no medallion heed.
ROOMS AT-
56 Court Street, Binghempton, N. Y.,
AND AT
Wilson's Store, Zontrose, Pa.
IL H. DITN3IOIIE.
iontrose, Jan. 12, 1612
ADENTS WANTED la lyt h a ftisteen
nmostr : p t lar ag
—mOb 110 Ilinstrallude, ilkencsses of the Presidents—
beautifully Dowd, and printed on tinted paper.
•
TRE NATION
Its Meta, and Institutions.
IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN.
Nothing like It. dtrikes oucrybody *slot the book
they ticed. It is an Encyclopedia of the Government.
Single pages in it. are of themselves worth the price of
the took, Orer 500 pager and only $J GO. A Etch Var•
vast an Canvassers—ladies and gentlemen—farmers,
tear-hers and students. taw ease! foot 75 orders fa offs
daps, with circular afros,. Agora Ma toot upwind. $2l
a day an be cleared tit fair leobory. Write at once fat
etrcularand information. NEW WORLD PUBLISHING
CO. Corner th and Haritct Streets. Philadelphia. No
vembet I.
Mew rritra—FßESll 11ND SU
TEAS, psi received end D.r Rate 100 to
Qiell el ii. J. VIM:DIVS.
New Crockery—FOß SALE AT
,• •11. J. %CEBU'S.
Glassware FOR SALE AT
11. J. WEBB'S
Ashton - Salt FOR SALE BY
U. J. HEIII3
Orauges and Lemons AT
EL J. WEED 'S
LOOK. LO OK
MERCHANTS A ND TRADERS ! !
DI THIS COMITY AND ELSEWHERE!:
=CO v 3Esvrx- cox.
M. C. TYLER I
79 &81 DUANE ST., N. Y
ivrtnt alarm. Conn it Cal
AND IF NO7, WIIY NOT?
G EN ERAL HARDWARE Cutlery. Scythe.. Shoveln,
Looking Glasses. Lightning and many other X Cut
Sows. Steel, and Don polo Axes. (the bent in the World,
every kind of Brushes. Door Locke. Pad LOCkS. Knob.,
Guns. Hammers. Plato's, Revolver.. Foncrte. Cameo
tees Tools, Blackamith's Wilms. and Tools. Meted
Knives. Forks and Spoons. and everything unnally kept
Ina Fleet Clays Ilardtvare Importing and Jobbing House.
No Mistake!!
My sincere Thanks aro tendered to the many in my
own County, for thu kind patronage.. also to shaman,
In other Counties. who may read this, and a general
Invitation is hereby given fora continuance; us well as
to those woo are willing to give me trial. who have not
done no, by orders ur mils. Truly,
C. TYLER.
Montrose. Much, 33, nit —tL
SUSQEHANNA MINERAL SPRING
WATER CURE.
TIS house Is now completed and reety far. ename
dation of visitor. and the treatment of Invalid.
The following are among th e direases kno nnt to hay
been cured.by the nee of the Sonochanna Mineral Water.
DISPEPSL&, GRAVEL, DIABETIS, EIDXST
DISEASES , T=;MItLkL DISEASES4DROP
ST. ALL IMPURITIES of Oa BLOOD.
LIVER COMPLAINT, ULCERS
rum, curtorm MikRIRIEA,
FESALE DISEASES, lIIIEU
I=l
ELAS, SALT 11,11 EUR, SCROFULA
Cllzt cbsi.ocimama 7ZPIJSIO caosoes.
To those who contemplate visiting, the Springs, we
would sty that the HOUSE is PITTED with a view to the
COTEFORT and EASE
of our CUES l'l3.and we anal vase no pals■ In looking to
Weir welfare. We guarantee,• core or deeldal help, or
no pay. For farther particulars engrain of, or address
A. D. 11
Stisquehanna Mineral Springs,
Aptll, 17. 1611-m3
M..D.SMITH;
DEALER IN
HARNESSES!
SADDLES!!
TRUNKS I !!
COLLARS!!
WHIPS!
SPURS!!
LIGHT
LEATHER!!
ETC.. ETC.
Etuascpsekizaimseb Elecorit.
March 20,
WOOL-GROWER? TIM gIOTIOE
M OTTS, WOOLEN MILL le runnlngsantual,
tog wool Gannet, chocked and' *bite; alsocotton warp flannel, the best ens made; all wool
tweeds and ointment. 2s luxe lot of cloths on bind,
fur sale or to exchange Mr wool. Please give me a IX
before disposing of your wool diewhere.
collet north of 'donnas.. d, W, 11071 h
Monuoso, isms lip,
GROCERIES.- Tone in great ianaLY
ard Any Oribialudlos• ° P e° Pe rirra
-bts, =ltd. 4Zkka or Mgr)
fee. [tut a fall PPietiaa vnumil ;
Iforanne, Dec. gto
lIADWAY'S READY BELIEF
CURES TILE WORST PAINS
In frotn - Ond to Twenty Minutes.
HOT ONE HOUR
nrk.""4'N'ISFIVETI'VIVT'AI.."'IN. i 97 ".
RADWArS READY RELIEF IS A CURE TOR
• EVERY PAIN.
It was tho drat and Is
'rho Only Pain Ilefrioity
ma wenny elope tho retort ezerodallug pa:lmam In
Asnnatlone. and cum Covactilnew, whether of the Lungs,
SlotowS, Bowels, or other
tkm„
IN MOM. ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
E a feTtril47l=, a gdg,V l l.l. It itt=glat E tYe.
or prostrated wllh dlsease tway saner.
RADINAY'S READY RELIEF
' WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
IIEnjdnbt. iVISISTRIOVII N P R IIt BLADDER.
INFLAMMATION OV THE BOWE O N,
CONGESTION F THE LUNGS.
EDRE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING
PALP/TATION OF THE
UPATEILICS. CROW'. NT CATARRH. INFLOEN. EA.
HEADA&IE, Toornnenx.
NEURALGIA, REEDAIATLIAL
COLD CHILLS. AGUE CIIILLU.
The eppllcalon at Om Rend, Relief In Ole ;art or
;wo r k snare tho pin or .11Alcully cause wld Afford ease and
' qwantydterps In haft A (ale, of Iratcr will In • few
moments rote CHARM. SPASMS. SOUR STOMACH.
HEARTBURN, BCE. IWAItAUIIE
aS ,
DYSENTERY COLIC W/N
IC U IN THEDOWELS, sad
INTERNAL r
Travelers should slways earty bottle of nAdlllllOO
Rath' polo . than. A few drops to watur
Phan French Drandy.Ar Dittmar s etlmolant.
'FEVER AND AGUE.
rearm AIGD AGUE eklred Cur any cents. There l ea
• rumettal coot thts tro,rl4 that grill e.. mut
gue, and othcr Mulcting., 1111toue. Scatlet, Trphokl,
other Fecesetehlell b y RAI/WATS PILLS) ,
peret TtADWAY'S ItE&DT LIELIEF. fifty gents
bottle. 8014 by Drogght..
HEALTH! BEAUTY!!
STRONG AND rump: RICH 11T.00D-INCTIKASE OF
IMES!! AND WEIGIIT-CLEAR SKIN AND EXII.U.
TIYUL COMPLKSION ¢ECUItEU TO ALI.,
DR. RADINAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
HAS MADE. THE MOST ASTONISHING OITRFZI FO
quwic, SO HAND AUK TUE. (WAND)' THE;
BODY ITNIEitItOOES, UNDER TIM DIVLIIFINcH
OS' TILLS TRULY WO /WHIM .51T.DICISE,
THAT
Evory Day an Increase In Flesh
and Welght Is Soon and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIPIER.
Very drop of the SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
commantolcs throttah thohaul. Seoul, Crine. sod other
fluidsend juices otthem . Aent mot of life, foe II opairs
the mutes of 1110 DOC) 111111 10.1 sound Mirpir. , .
to a 6Cra‘ lo% B ll r " INFIr TrUlt, E 4 4011 1 1 V ItTMVVI:I
other/
thege .1/1 d " , V. f Nof
Cons, Fever Som Meg Worm. Salt totem,
ErYtlpeles, Acne. illask Sputa Worms hie Flesh. TIMMY,
Cancers In the Womb,and all evatmli and pah.fol dia.
ebelTre.Elght Swam. Dm of Sperm. an all ...um of the
Ilfe principle, are a nd curatlee lenge othls woody!
of Modem ChemlAry, S fro days' use 0411 prom to
pawn =let Am ether of thews from of.discaao
P016 . 01 r poser to cum them.
if
Tostribrli b a c trM l ZlP a rde.p Z th y. e s=lll
eremites these 'metes, and maim Sne mune tth new meter.
tat made foam healthy blood—and this the fIiILSADARII:
LIAN *al and does mum,
Not only does the 816•41,101/7.13AS Itronvmm excel all
known remedial wets In the cure of Chronic, Scrofulous,
Constitutional. and Skin disown; but Ma the only pealthr •
.ere for
Sidney acilladderComplatnts,
Trdnery. and Womb &scams, Cratml, Diabetes, Drormy
Stoppage of Water Iscetttnersem of Urine. DACIA a Dime.
Allontheurla. and In all cases Shen there are 4rkkdost de
pot/M. or the weer Le thick, cloudy, mired with tulndermes
like the wittier of an egg or threads Rae white ellk. or there
tea morbid, dart. billous appeerrome, and white toneduat
dcpcalts. and when there la a petting. horning 'molten
vhen peeing testae, and mkt la tho Small of the Bart and
along the Lotto, Mo , Wee.
W1351 , 1 . 15.he may town and .are radrody for
Torn 144 may
Tumor of Id Years' Growth
Cured by Itudwers Resolvent.
teerser. Slam, bay It, UM
De. Itsswar Ism W Omani. Teem le As em rtes eat
Imvls. All ale Doctores4d •ther• or. no laalp re.. It" I tol4
every OW, tut vs. no•enevednl . - !at amain Mined s• me: 1
la or.,
yaw 1.6 , 66.6, wad 0.01 I 'mold lay 0.1 WA IL
hors I bed roOted for OM. yew. llti
leek do astum et the
Itoolyset t ald to Wm el Rohm% MN, sad la, loatilea of v..
C.... 17 RA.: NW Owe la sok • Art 4 Om, So So rate. sr . /.14
eel f bet Warr. temissa. 401 Impair lion 1 bays bortsratr•
To Infra tams, 'kw to the 141 kkl., 4 the 4n.4k. sm. m. rreas.
I alts Oda to po far Oa batrAd sem, tos out yeanah it tf
poetess
RADWAYIS
PERFECT. •PURGATIVE PILLS,
perfectly outeamet, chords, scenes villlssentoP CamParam
Mallets. ;ratify Creme, any strengthen.. Itedears. Tula.
for the ems o l d .. dbordas 6f thm Smooch Lleer
ma. Nemo* Mame; Ilcadaohe.
Nttndlrertescludlttemilers. Dystups thilommese Od
ious FCTef, Ingammatient of the Rowel.. Thee sod' sll De.
rangemente of 0100 Internal Vbeera. ITarroni . ed tn. effect
&positive cure. Puselry Vegetatie. contahalna ha menntry.
minerals.ordeletmiturs dre.M.
anerre the following symptoms r.satttng Roan WA ,
. orders alb* Dicarlsa Oriptut
Godly:Wen him* in, TxMots al a. 1 , 14••11 In do Rs&
4141.11 t, of a. Rumor!, Nan., Ily•riburn, Mrs ./ Teed, fell
RNplb lie all B•nnsai., &le Er•rtatica.,3ll.llnr•rltlie
of dn. ftrasomrit. Swhalelng•f 0.• fled. Ilonitami
Dreldin-.. ST.*, U..
Ch 4 S•ff.a.Mat
neenteas ohm te. • P.., Dinars of VD... lull sr
' W * 6 . 64...46,•54,4 thin Rau kJ. Puma. Dagetrwy
fkt ragz . l . lea m r•wees• W. F.r.
A fr. Anus of ItADIV:IITT, MLR IrM. fret the mane
fl.nm all the above-gome4l4i.onlect. Price, Ss certh pir bes.
101. E.
6;.4 fa FALSE ktiII . TRME... Send one bete, stump
to MAMIT.ILY ft CM.. No. a 7 Malden L. Nev•lferk.
InforrraMin leamlallontaanaLseall. La scat zoo.
April 11,1571.—y?.
THIS Wit MIEN
HORSE HAY FORKS !
A, S. NELMS , PATENT 131PBOTEXP.
Twasty-Twc. State Fair Premiums Awarded This Fork
ALSO
NELL IS GRAPPLE PULLEY,
An Implement that Frery 'Partner, Carpenter, Mason
HORSE RAKES
Band flat es,Scythes, Seethe, °Mitt Cradiea,
Iran, (A cher Brand) Azle..
a et Swinge.
Carriage Bolts. Cum' Bari, (Steel and Irma)
Fricoataltear
Cr OFF 73 El FCOir 13
That sooty, 0.05 1113 A . ARM WHISTLE Y what the
Coro le Ready for the T oe. TRY ONE aid on will
did the Coo e Always Right!
320:2
Rush, Penal&
Axel., aricui *ones,
Picks, : Rapp,
Sow, Fibs,
DM* Eritrea, Scyth. Stone',
Paint*, OUP.
Stores, no-M. aro,
Montrose, Jely 5, 187%-tt. noYa tr, CO 'hit&
'L' .416.11.313 E lAMB. ZZ 0101333 .
cipfolll7l tuaCoenT ZIOVIZ, • -
‘-: JOIN S. TAIIIIIgL4 Proprietor.
Eighttgamteire Wallow dail y,ll34 Counectingsl th
D.L. 4. W, tbq grin, and tan Lehigh Valley
1.1;4111..-if
R. R. R.
i ErostorroClCOXL
In IFIIIcen lianths-1545.4nd 130
and Palmer Sawald nave
Batts,
Locks.
Snobs,
. Latches,
Vantlah.
cat destroyed by mineral poison or attest Mans, cad theied
sutras wasted beyemd thepent of mac.
'
pita or Indigestion. lieltdeChla AL la
the= rs,de Gough; Tightens of the Chest. Dimiser.
Sour Eructatioas of the Stonsaoh, Bad TAUS in the
lli
Bann Attacks, Palpitation of the Dram inillammirtat
the Lungs, Pain in the regions of the Kidney; led • Menet
other painful symptoms. aro no offsprings of Dram.. la,
these complaint...lß has ea equal, and an bottle will pea
a ket o te r e ye . .rate: of its menu than a lengthy advenissmat,
P 'the dace un'i smisZ ' u dio:er g the tamel lik.
d
or SID e, at o for tam
these Tome Bitters display so deckled an legume that •
marked improvement .e some gerceptible.
Per loCianunatory and Chronic litismaaaap,
Um and Goat, Bilious. Remittent sod Intremittnit V..
sees, Diseases of the 13kod, Lim, Kidneys awl Dhatc.
these Bitters have no equal. Such DiaC3I.IIZO Mid ly
Vitiated Bloalostkh Is generally produced hydsmigmat.
of the Digestive Organs
They are ts Gentle Pur ga tive ail well as to
iy..t4illnAe
possessing also the weber merit el actisg an a
agent is relieving Cmesacna or India:madras tithe
reread Visceral Organs, and in &limn Diseases.
skin Diseases, Eruption. Totter. , Salbßierask
Matches. Spots. Pimples. Boils, Carinaties,
Scald-Ilea% Sore Eye, Erysipelas. Itch,
Sa
tiara of the Skin, Humors and Diseases o f e Naserf
whatever am or nature, ere litetellg dog op add tarried
out of the system in a short time to the woof than NUM
Cleanse the Vitiated mood 'Maseru pow Gm&
its impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples,lo/6.
Eons, or Sens cleanse it when you Sod it obstructel. -
. Grateful Plilliosui madams Vatzese Bann* So
most wonderful Invigurent ever known. •
J. WALKER, Prier. D. IL. BieDONALD Jib CO.
Druggisn and Gat. Agis.. See VrAriliZeo,
and coma of Washington cud Charlton Sta., Narita&
IS- SOLD BE ALL DRUGGISTS AND DUMP&
July 10, litif—me
~Thlt Wrens the manner alUslng
,4arstis.
(41111- Xi. px:anows
Foou`ntaiu Nasal InJector,
.... .
..„
,for th a ipei i
-- - 4
is OR. CAC ° O CATARahI REIIIIIDT.
f It IS the only form of instrument yet invented with .
Which gild medicine eau be earned kVA sos ash
perfeely credal well ports at the affected naset2ms :
sages, and Um Member" or rarities eormarm
therewith, In which:wrested einem freepoutly„
"Miran whlehthreataatialmimallyp
ro.
steeds. Th e want of meters= Catardthers..
Wont ton 'abets lamely from the imperentillty of
applying remedies to Stare cavities and threshers
by any of M. ordinary methods. This MOUS to
the way of_ctlng Cl:ll4234catS•ely overcome by the
Invention of the Douche. To using thin inetentrent.
thaFisidismethef bat own weight) 00 sauging, kat.
Epumping hang required.) up one match in and/
Uri:lowing stream to the highest portion of the
passage& passes thin sad therombly olesarew
thembes end chambers ecaneetad therewith, and
out at the o waits nostriL Hs We Is pleasant arid
it simple that a, child eta undttertandrit. Foil
and explielt directions accompany each
fortmment. When need with this Instruct/31.bn.
Smes Catarrh Remedy sum recent attacks of
old In the head ~ bra lees swami one.
Symptom' of Catarrh. Frequent head,
hem, discharge billing into throat, sometimes pro
then watery, thick mums, pronlent, offensive, hr.
In others a thynrw. s. , dry. Irately, west or inhaled
igecciorgilAug m or ti o . b a s . tr i le w tr .41 nand
oeg parragstr;
eirailrmt, ulcerations, scab s ukeM. TOSCO
altered, nand Manz
-offensive breath, Im paired or
total deprivation of sense of ma and taste, dizel.
ion, mental depression, lon of apc i lte. Indigos.
0:112. enlarged tonsils, tieklin., .f. cone dc. Only a
yaw of UMW symptoms snidely . to e present In
any rare at onetime.
Sates Petard' Behnedy s when aim)
witalls. Plerce 7 aN meal Douche, and steam
pealed with the constitutional treatment which to
recommarded in the pamphlet that writs oath bot
tle of the Remedy, is a perfect mettle foe Ma loa th .
some disease, and the proprietor cram to good Wit.
5500_ reward for a case he an not cure. Tho
Re- , y ire mild and pleasant to um cristateter so
Mom or amide drugs or polecats. The Cann%
Remoßly hi told at Oh cents, Mmhe st CO mats, or
all Drumlin: or either n/11 be gutted by pro.
bent on zoctlpt of 60 cents: ,:
P.P. PIEDCE. AL D., i
801oPropristot% .0,
gg WPM% N. Z,_
Wi4"1.1./. -I: 4 P 1 . I , ,rt•
DIVIGGISS, 40711105 E Ps..
Is continually reeefitor
TV.IEVNT 4M-0 0r) is
end keep/ aorta/Intl, oa band a hilland
assortment ol genuine
DI:LUGS, ILEDICLNES, CIIESIICALS, I.IQCOBS,
Paints, oils, Dye.Bl.nta.Teas, Spier*, and other Gns
eerie*, Steno Ware, Welland Window Paper:Claim
ware, Fruit Jars, Iltriors, Lamps, ChLmneya, Kees
sene,3lachlocry Tanners' OIL Neatatoot Oil. Ha
lined Whale Oil,Speraa Oil, Olive Oil, Spirits Tarlark
One.Varniahes, Canary Seed. Vinegar,Po Mgt, CoScin
traced Lye. Axle Grease,Tenedes, Supporters,limlica
Inatimments, Shoulder Bracer, Whiny, Gnus, TIMIS
Cartridgert, Powder, Shot; Lead, Can Cape, Elastlak
Powder and Face, Violins,Striags. Bows, etc. Fiats*.
Fires: etc., Flab llooksind Lines, Dar andTolletSeaps,
Rate Oils, Daly Restorer*. and Hair Dyes. Braektki
Pocket lint ves.Spectueler,Sllver Plated Spoons,YSTV.S.
Knives. de. Deatlst Articles, a general sisortznespsi
FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY; ind maargritT
All the I cstalug and best kinds of
PAT=l` MEDICTZTES,
In Wort, nearly evely .hing to' red 0o o:4 Silik,l4
please the taste, to delight the eye, to grains thifanq
sad also to cantincoto the real and substanttsl.e9infenl
of Ilfe. }Summation Is impracticable. cc it woukd
• newspaper. Call at the Dreg ant Varieti Om of
ABEL TUIU3I.44ks
ittontrose,Jan.s,lBl2.
DOWN TOWN NEWS.
MINER AND COATS,
gaio Street. 6 doors bola Boyd'• CornarOdciptta
FLOUR, 'GROCERIES, AND
PROVISIO.NS.
Weave, constantly rem: Svlng I id now noxikonhand i
a froth stbek ollloodi In ourlli coition wowllliAl
CHEAP!CEIFAI CHEAV
tor caoh,orertho vo orytodnno,.'
GOOD maas, •
COFFEE, SUGAR,
MOLASSES,
PORK,
.F.rsl4
HAMS, DItIED_:FI2UITS, '".
,-
CLOVER:d:4:qt. SEND, is
We.tisee refitted and made to our HIM*
Alit'. and arena , ' ready to toreird nut ter to the bee
eotoml Woo houses to 7.%eir York,lree of charge, lag
tookellberaladenetemeote on consignments.
' Coll and exotriln eau Stock before 'porchaeing ehll
where.entleonvlneepopreeleee o !the
900 P QUALITY .& LOT PRICES
otovir Goo,.
o. • - . -"
montrozo. As:4lll6r 610,
ai. OLD JEWELRY-:-A 'Tine .Assort-
N.A mitup and othervariettes of Jewelry adm Gala
and Enver Cared Water:ter aind Wateb Chains. SEM
and ether plated Spoons, - Forks, Eritrea al ,and 0 War
ant assertotent of Fancy Gpoda Notlool, FerfrinterYo
/U. Drags and Medicines. a large Wick.
liinalinvls Fa,. Dec Al. I/. Ann =U M&