The Montrose Democrat., August 25, 1875, Image 4

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Tillycl A;;•`, , l:i .. ~ .
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miortieuriuniamins.
iii ii r.l:o 4 .l, : inni this month, Anglia, the grOse
jalkikyni . s4aldivat bncat ery dote; at
,4%Ytl one, it, li ! liable , to' - burn 7 and' ilry
•,
out the roots and the spaces to fill with false
k and wild grim& Those who are about
~. ttrrnoke ' skew' lawns for ,another year
should' now commence • .the labor of
trenching or pleming, or subsoil plowing
Very deep. .: The lawn should. be mode l ,
and allotted to settle a week or: two,, dttr—
. Initiviibiihiee - good , rains before sow=.
log the .seed and leveling up, and the
' 'seed 'shentld be sown as earl* as the sm
. sot ,o ' coo 'lug ts - an . requent rams
,comes: on.'., Seme writer's 'advise, the tvie
of` ruing; lti.F3'el oat*, ete., -to he 'sown
Silt ' the gr ss seed ;.. but, as 'according to
'_ the generallair, the stronger overpowers
and' pultiallY. destroys 'the weaker, we
bitv'e tonnd the use, of any coarse grain
. ..
injtifins rather than bene!icial. . :11l the
• Making of lawns 'we haNe hat-Übe-hand
inK tir very light sandy soil, and when
compelled to do the best we could; with—
.
oat' top tinkling, etc.. we have msed oats,
ii) t4u falloUrthe purpose of htlaing:. A
from blowing , and have made our second
swing of t;eed..,after • the oats had grown
an inch: or ,50. , ., , ~ - ' •:. -
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Preserving Manures,
The Poston' Vouiwil of Chimistry
datos.t)lat the sources of, , loss iu the
Atnnigj•is two;' first, the'escape of volatile
animenia,and other gases ; 'and secondly
the loss of valuable salts by leaching.—
.The first difficulty may,. be obviated ,by
coveihig rile excrement with 1 eight, or
teu inche,s-of. - good doll '<or -loam, whfch
tvill absorb all escaping glom A bushel
orso of plaster may be advantageously,
scattered Ofer. the heap before the soil is
thrown on, The. whole. - mass' sloo l id.be
perfectly 'covered,. leaviUg "chitnnefv"
fo,r, gaseoui The danger of
leaching .rnay be avoided by covering the
heap with straw .or,,hay sufficiently thick
te.slie,d most of the rain. if kept iu this
way: * sufficient time, the manure will
, untlergo'spontuneoui ilepompositiou, the
preducts,of which will be: ready for ini
tuetli•Ate, assimilation by plants:
~.The
usual process carting -manure to the
fields in'the autumn to Waste, by both
of'the aboic processes, some of - their
most. valuable constituencies. -
, (,i'rutt From Barren Trees.:
rsinsh to' deseribe tO=you: a method of
tualting'fruit trees bear that .I blundered
Som,e4fteen years ago I had a, small
apple tree. that. leaned eonsideraby.
tirm :t strike - by it, tied a string to limb
nuAl fastened it to the' stake. ,The next
year that blossonti:d full and not
~...auotiter,blowit appeared •on, the, tree,
and, as Tim' Bunker said, "it sot 'nu a
lii,g l 7:4nd• came to, the Toots,- n
- seituenfty,at formed fruit binla.
a cottple . i,pl y e ar trees . that W lame.
ere` lae
•etiotigli 4 td- bear, but n4ver blossomed; I_
&K)k,a coarse twine and yivund lit Several
tunes around the tree above the loWei
' 'liriths,*turtied it as tight" as I cOuld.--,
'Du. next spring all the top atiove - .Phe
cord blossomed. as whi'te' is a Sheet,.
• tittle was nOt pne 'blossom', 'below =where
the cord was tied. „ A neighbor, seeink
my tree. • loaded with' pears, used this
method ,with.the same result. I have
since tile; e experime on several
treesollmost -with the •same 'result. I
,thilik itu•much better was: 'than eiitting
off the. roptit. • In early summer, say June
or duly ; y Avind. a - strong twine. seveini
times around the tree, or a single limb,
amd 'Ot) it,the•lighter the better, and you
will be pleased with tlik result ; the next
ter`vr.spring„tbe
,cord Int.y, be taken
How to. Prepare Tomatoes.
Choose _only „those which are large
coimaiatively_tanoothe, firm; and tlwr
ourlily red-ripe—it la an absurdity to ote
rer'small or, imynatare specimens in a
Eafackand you can't • find such wq are
, .
liererecoininended; you Must not attemPt
, tfl•vat raw tomatoes. Put them, in a tin
.pan And pour over them boiling waiter,
pouring it off , immediately. , This, so les
sons the skins that • they can nettally be
pulled AV easily, without any violent ap—
. the knife. Then with a very
sharp knife'shce them acrossi, discarding,
the-,ltrst Piece, which has the bard base
''. of flie eteM. and the last piece which is
too stnall. - i - litake the, slices thin rather
tlxiiti thick,lteip them large and whole,
and.pihr them carefully in layers in a
r,i•etty'ilish delicately sprinkling salt and
OTer theta. Then put theinaway
, 4y, get
_thOronghly cold in your cellar'or
clrigerator., . Prepared thus they', are
?imply nnihrOsial, and only . a pagan could
coAftliont. If ,:anybody wants to add
sugar and vinegar to the seasoning, that
' • can beAotie at: ,the' --
be' table by :the eater.
...`Slices: of the yelloci tomatoes jicattered
' , among : the red sometimes make the dish
look very tempting. • _
For stowed tomatoes,, peel as above,
but cut
two.
pieces, not in slices. Put these
in a tWoluart tin hasiti or in a porce—
Min lined saucepan and add salt and just
• ocugh:water :keep thCal from burning.
While they ere simmering comfortably
thiowiti vetylittle riemr,, a good:. large
gioar of ,Dice butter ? and enough fresh not
da tracker broken it4o, small bits to
thicken the mixture, Without making it
llic ; :e . ,ll4.l43diklg. It shotild thin enough
t'' from;•the.spoon,\and yet mot
be' watp.ry, TlifS",diatis'also_is exquisitely.
inviting; /T,Thires'ire. lather methods 'of
rig with 'rice
;stuffing and halictik„„etc,,— . -,but in no guise
are - thtrl, good, asilfi -,- those described
• ahaVe., =
'
The greitt-drairback n gmwing thse
successfully andlo profit is in failing' to
have a larks proportion of head. - To
• undo them bead. tnifortu and yell, hoe
' off.e v eßpecii,ally %Li .dry weathei),- And aS
sotto „tnitlisitifitce dries after rains: Don't
allow n critst form around them; A
- thimbhittnil of:,, salt scattered °rot them
, B i 6 PullY will be boned very befie6eial.
• . illsorvest.
Efieryilling should. be' fully prepirvd
for-eitUing`grain,liefore harvest, is begun,
'Whkat, and:,l7o that is left until dead
111)0, inoy - be thiiihed as it lo out, ,ft iE
.::`test 4-4 _cut before.tbio period is readied..
;Whin the grfkin ikircu soft
if t can'.l4d 'pfuebed'iti two `with • "the
thutub.nail,„it, - ,lB.itt good order rot vat
. bog, and Wilt:Mit glen out: Vats do not
tifilittC*o - ItutY,be cut *whey the
largest. pertion' : orlbe.orop ripe. 'Cut
mach al poisible when the dew is pn.
1 shelling: - Out barley'aS' near
„ty ripe na may be. The conditions 'bebig
rigtit,4l:4 Safe . fit ellt,l)ind. and, obeOli,
, grain the ;iiiime day. imddeif
Wan' iieeured.
• inik4ria,stionkinfe thud be rioLimp
isMflk,doi4ictit obpv.
45iitot 04 0 iry s . soil for the r atlit
a'trt* , linuirf, fOr Ole peiic Ih4rti`,
:10.8:0;l ar
4 1 10.4144Ht,010wt00,xtil litelAttn
-144 dr , *iieret .- to that :or,l
' 1 -'
Plllllol 4 oltti - '
r' Tito Raeleptor coat.
wir",rinintolii:"watEtt, at.
Ord coat, for settle three or four seasons
'We've been jolly comrades, but now;
We part, old companion -forever ;
To fate, and the fashion I bow.
You'd look well enough at a dinner,
I7d 'wear you with pride at, a hall::;:
But 1 m , dressing tO,,night f',o'a Wed , mg--,;
own—and you'd 'itotito'at all: ,
You've too many NV the stains about you,
• You're seemed too-muchwithcigars ;
When the gaslight shines lull on your collar,
It glitters like myriad shits ;
That wouldn't leek well at my wedding
They'd seem inapProprbite there
Ncil doesn't use diamoncilmwder;
1* slte tells Me It ruins the hair,
You've,beett out op. Cozzen's piazza
Too late, when the evenings were damp:;
When the 'moonlieartts•:were silvering etoi-
And,the lights Avere . ajd out in the camp.;.
k
You've rested nightly - oiled stair Ways•
'roe Often, When swept eyes were bright,
And somebody's li ft dress-?not Nellie's—
IN ; bite.
There's a reprobate lonsene.ss abnut you ;
,Should I by ear you to-night, I believe,
As 't eame 'Atli my htide from the altar,
You'd laugh in your wielted old slecye
Witenyou,felt:there the trernulMi - PressOte,
• '.. 01 her hand in its deireate glove,
That - is .ine shyly hut proudly,
Her trust is as deep tls her. love,
So go to your grave in the wardrobe
And furnish a feast tor the moth . ;
glove shall betray its sweet secrets •
• • For younger, ntote innocent eleth ;
'Tis time to put: on yout . Sticeesior---.
It's made ut a fiteltion that's new . ;
Old:coat, Fru afraid it will never
*Set as easily on me as_you. ' •
Whitehornes 6oarding4loitee.
: - This js to certify to 'all . hotneless;thid
hungry People that 1,110 about to estab.:
Mt a . ,bnardiug-bcruse.. 'in, .tbis city;- *Mob
'will be 00.1 db cted ' purely: on. thißiiinri•=.
bit,s'A thetieali, plan,' hot a;little 'after in s , .
),
oot . ons, since I e,xpect to,,,be•the..landlora
of *a 1"I survey. . '''. 1 , - . * - - • ...'.
, : Si `gle-rootna will' be ..,...given :td single.
g ! nt. -open itod double' inputs. to donbin
gentlemen. - ' . '. . .
GueSts deSiring a room,-next. to the ;tine
'oc;Cupied by the boarder-Who . plays: nn
'the accordph can liaiejbe sanni by app
plying to , an:o paying little extra
'therefor, 611 can't afford - to, furnish my gnesti all , ,night,for nothing.
I shonld like as ninny, musicians b,Ciard
hire us possible, because-. it'inakeitevert
thing so ' - , - • •
Especial ,induce,rueilts . ..Offered to fami
lies with int - hit:rims, childreiti since there
c (+thing. so Cheering the. weary board..
Er aS'httle • .footsteps the floor, and
tiimbles on the,si ;dd. ' •
A large gong 'will be placed at the Bead
of -each bed with: Wires- running t to the:
aflice" , _Wherehy every ~,gong in the''',llCritie
will lie eounded,at once; and thereby ev
ery boarder be• the trouble of
li , akilig'himeelf up in themornitig. 'NO
eitrai charge: • • . . •
Itrti tat ion bais.of soap .Orttvery
washstand iu the, house,' - and; 'if:the:soap
doesn't froth the,htiarile' re _ :t-re expected
. .
111verY advantage • will .be. afforded • for
hOaiders to leave . Pay their
bills.. Old boots will not be taken in
change fur board, as' this is uct'4l-.lumbef
yard. •
If' 'btxitders desire anything all they
will have te . do will 'be to ring •the.bell;
and if it isn't. answered they. can'.ring
again. don't coat anything -in this
• houie:to ring the bell all day. -
This hotise will be cdndacted On 'truly'
temperance principles, So. that it welL'des
erve 'to:be called. an,(.inn , temperate-4
mean a tetnperate .
-.• Boarders are expected to change refer
with the 'proprietor—if ..their refer.
etices will be of . more 'Use to hira than
the-en° he haS.ot his own.. In no case ,
tgil l he .exchange for a ivpitie
„ • All,. references most;-certify :that-the
.bea'reis have,nOt been :in ; the kgislature
or peni ten limy more . than .'one year.
That they. have nev.r . .heen hung, and
that they hate never, committed' suicide ,
.tinless under 'exceedingly provocating
cumstaneek, - . ,
People..with.extra. good , et are re=
gnested to stop stepping ...here, but those
with' Small appetites' 'lll . l:lease stop and.
be .stoppers. • - , '.• :
The board at. this
.linuse• will 'depend
much on the Weather, .ano.•therefore will
be weather-boarding...
:We don't want anY'here-ders they•
will be pitched oveihoonl.:.. .
• Its thetonseqiiences: of , 'oiereatitig,nre
terrible, and much more calamitous, thin:
ncetiting stall, :the' on thlitable:
will be•liglik, because
..I,.,doift want. any
sick.boarOrs aboulithe'. ho , uSe . fonr.iny
count when I can avoid- it. •. • '
- teal Iniitation-bntter.i.Will,- he on this
table every day, and ornamental hash in
all its.'variations.'..;•*
Last nighi's sheet will bt:.this morn
ing".' tablecloths at this
•
Boarders be expected to take their
,coffee with a few grains•oftilowairce.aiid
the spoons will be chaitud to the iable.H
not as a reflection' upon,%the' honesty. 0
the guests but ilea safeguard to-the spnonF.l
Bids will be made up every week, na-'
less boarders especially request thUt . thev
be let alone for a longer period, atd all
complaints that there .are:-'not -bedbagar
-enough, will Mire , respectful attentiOn,.
Na injury -will be tilltiwed to. be &nal
to muaketoes, as it has
_bee proied • that
thesC! 'huniane• insects destroy smaller:
oiteii which would otherwise be in' the.
air; make life a burden.
The stair•ritiling will he spiked to p 4 ,...?
vett,genteel - boarders from sliding : 4°lqt!
to brealrfasti , or up again.
arried cou pies are requested to bring
their mbtlier-iti•lai along; as they makel
everything more lively 06,4 the 'how,.
aud,..l want my guests here to have every
ooinfort of a home.
.
Free sidewalks run .to all the - itrams,
and 'Ws bouse is situate !Within walking
distance of tile post-office:
Being - the, man Who ;originally kept
tavern Itliana,it can tieskTri that
:competent to even teach a large class of
landlords and then lave *ugh' 14100:
edge'of the:business left,tO carry, on, the
best boarding-house in .tixt 'State.
What .ean't be found Iny table 'can
b r e found at a neiglihorini.ditiing-tiall.--
Terme nidderate only One dollar .a
day
and one dollar n night: One 'dollar and
si Italfn,:week,or by the ma ith llity centsj
Meals betwefu -times iva- be charged
something extra, although..-theY will
aothing ',extra in reality. ‘,
Rooms:in attic vll be vorrespontlingly
high.'
Itialt4i4r, and no freeJiekete.
IVA§=oTuic Wins:lmo!, Hatibiz
Aionth Boston lady wiitivoentlylo. 7 ,
terropted by it benediet as o wbv
:did uci:lnarried.-...s4ol'l'ell!i#.‘:-'`
fib
prekr4 :to an old.
dooort4i4ilio.e. ae: lie 114 t sure 'she. tat-
*ied that:‘ ' , atu - nld be
breiiltiotheconitriandinents-,--thint
'not ouvet-ittY Alcighbor's 42.et - .l* tub:.
jest 'dropped. • -
tUHEOIsTTROBB ' . ..rDEMOORAT.
• •. ,•.. ••••••. •
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1O g, rto, 'a 'tried' anti „proved
Oiptructeer for truth, honor, und . lionesti ,
•tW hest und. gives 'the largest in . -
teiest. • 4
AtilkE the eon ritge 'to be ignorunt of a'
gh:fut nutn,ber of ;things, in order to:4voit!
the ;culuinity of being ignorant of every=
thing, , . • -
Before you scold be sure that Yon are
rikht vonrSelf.- He 'that attempts
.clense..%bint with a blotted fingers maleeS
... I L ,
4reaL . t,qlplur.
The schoolboy counts the time till the
retain of,the holidays: the minor lon $
wise'of age ; the, lover-is impatient nnti
bels niarried.i - ,
Ptpitic feeling,now is apt to side with
the.persecuted, and Onr -mOdern martyr
'is lull aS ,likely to he smothered' with
roses.as
If you would'•win success,. actual; : p
cOurteons,: honest economical, agreeable
in your personal habit* and regardful of
your health.
.;
' Yet have I ever heard it said that sums_
and-tale•bOarers have done, inore mischief
in this world than: poisoned bowl or the
assassin's dagger, -' '
One cannot loam •everything ; the ob.=
(Opts, of-knowledge bare, be—
yond‘the powers of 'the :strongest mind
to keep pace with the . m all.' •
... . .
• ' When 'doing, lyliat: iS. right; the /ler rt.
,is
'easY, and.becomeg .b?tter every day ;.-but
when praotiei rig decit, ',thei. mind labors
and everyday get's . NOor g se• - ?: ' ''' '
: ' •
. . W hen, twci, lo,v. in r t . . hearts Iri torn asite -
der, iit is l'al :tie better to be:the - One that
is driven «r .intO.aption,,than , the be.-:
i
'lriered twain ilnit petrifies at - lienie.
. ,1 43 that Christian ity..better than
an elevated hitirpoSel.is , -ti 'good and en
no ling thing: . btit.*e . -cannot begin at
I l l) k top of 'We niust . irinit .npfto. it - by
't h .Often diftionit pathot daily duty -
krovet( 2 Ms desire is the heart of ;yeti tit_
is :a •gerin'filmfiwhith :nii,ir,•Sprinkai poi!
S.on tree s . whoi4atinosphere is pest dill) tial
and the taste of Whose fruit . is death. '... -
It !we vould - .give liurselv'es ' , only half
an • hour's rOtlection at the ejose•of every
day,lve werildPreach'4o mirselves several:
of the best sermons that could he - uttered .
. . . • ,;:
eYerY_ u.'`E ; c:k l l... :.` • l' , •. ,
The-,beautifui lami. ot. time and s.paee;
onee.!diAoe i titki -by our inaptitude'
s ure
holes:slid 'dens. If tt e hive he distikibt - 41
.by - . rash' ii6d .stuta hands, instea 1: - of
honey it-'a'ill yield.ua Res: - .:'- ' -';-. ... • Y
' - - Deels.ieu•and premptitude;even thougili
a mane, uMy; err for; vyatit - of due. - &lib
eration, trill, in' - thei'. long.'.: rim, tifore
often :eoueede to.: •stiOes,s ,•that a _slow
jadgemeirt that eArnes:itoo late. ~ -
::.4'he - firsit. Step to at. -greatness is .to " e.
hOnett,rsayS the proverb ; but the proverb:
- fails- to:state the easel 4tron'g "enoiigh.—
kionesty is net Only At:- ArSt seep toward
greatness, but, it is gre'atlieSSitself.
The oppertunity of making happy is
more &wee than we: ; the pun—
ishment Of. missing 'it is never to meet
with in , again ; 'and the use -we make of
lt•leaves us an .etertfai ,sentinitint c of sat-i
lisfaetion of 'tepentanee:.
Lorsl, We know what.' we.are, but know
not what . w.e may be. Of all. the Vinimals
which fly in the air, Wrilk-on'-the ground
or swim in: tbe sea; from Paris, to Peru,
[roil) Jaiau to Rome; ',the - most foolish
animal t , my opinion, is man...
i t
If we would ihave powerful
.minds, RT
must thilik; if vrd would have ,faithful
hearts, we niust love.; if , we would hare
yi b apious muscles, we \ nmst, , liihi)r; an "if
these three--, tlioright, Jove, ,labor—sh--
elude all tliat is *aluable in•life.. ''
.
, FeargnidCa., mare to . their duty. - than
gratitude.; for.oue, man who is virtuOns
from . flie loie of v irt front the o
t ion which he thinksihe.lics - mitler to the
Qiver Of Ail,. -there are 10,000 who „are
good frdin Apprehensiitn, of riun ish men t.
- .
hFear is implanted in as as a `prese,rra—,
ve from evil ; but its' duty, like other
passions, is riot to .oierlieur reas , on, but to
assist it ;trior should it be suffered to tyr—
. .. .
an nize in the imagination to raise phan
-1 . -, 1
tomi of horror, a beset life with. super
numerary distrefsee. ~
The, best th, ng to give your enemy is
forgiverie'ss - ; t your ppkione,tit, tOleranee ;
to t.,. fiiend, y r /waft; to your ctiild,, a
( t u
gcldil example ; to a fattier, deefrenee ; to
ycn r mother, ccioduct.thAt 'will, enike her
projud of, you; to yourOlt, respect ; to.all
men, cbairty. „
Disdonteots are sometimes .the ;'better
partt of our life.' n
i rl know ot irell fAiel;
is - the most useful ; joy 1 may 'ohocise 'for
pleasure, but tulTersitiesare the, blst for
profit; and sometimeilliose who dcl so far
help me, as I should, wOoni thetu want
Much of the joy I hate.
If we are fahltleks, wi
fip6ll ati,hpyed
,tlje
.w
with &pin we ligs.ci6at
ackacwledge houestly t
- virtue enough„to bear
neighb,Urs' weakileps,
,
our null, imperfection,
imperfection,
f nr vanity'. 1 • - . , .
The - iniituie‘of one crror. with I mudi
truth adulierat6s thq whole; as the chit:
ice.of pure liquid is rendered. dangerous_
by the infusion; of a drp.of poison. We
should:Therefore bewareof all errc.il, r
how.
ever slight and;inconsi :rattle it:ma r•
:pear. One error, may on-lead td a 109
t o
—aye;. to 1,000.•
,
Wax has.been used forsealing since the
'earliest ages. The oldest vale app'ar to
}titre been impressed on• white war.‘Sub
,Sequently yellow war•was used., I At a
more recent periodp‘sealingtwax'wa6' col—
ored red; and about 014 fourteenth cetl 7
tiny it was cOlored green, and.soniiptib*a
black. ,' , .! ! . • - I.
-lint alone io know,i biat to:act' attnrd
ing to thy, kudWietlge ii , ,thy destinioon—
proclainA the voice of My itimosti so'ni,
not indolent Coo temptation . and ,stndy of
thyttelt. not:fur the broOding over I emo
tions of piety —no, for. action was I dist.
etioagii;en to thee ; thy. actions;;Aiict thy
actions alone, deter Mine "thy worth! • ' •
Love is a bet:i'till .i.f i coldness, al sweet
fell-:of bitten*lA a patn full of plelasant
,
ode... Lo e. is'a etsame/Oli, xhi9 ll l 'drams
nothing, into, the month hut' ai ~ anti
nouriibes -nothinz. in 'Mk._ body , b t. the
tongue., - ! - lii tns.) lati ohOjde . til b0, ,, i r love
but: - to `ti it ' 1 14 • Fi not al 4 tied..
~nut , cri . te-... no a .afire
with e,yes, and _Cannot be ' u n tied' cwith
hands; made fast *mit - 00u,gillyc, nOt to
be •untosid with fingers.l; • -, - , • ,
,
1 There is 0 third filt3iit , , flarty to 01 our
ioargaius:' The nature and gout- of things '
,titites:bri iteelil the gtl4l4litr of 'll' -ruh
iliitusut of, erery , contriiet,,f3o, th lt t °Rea
EifiVi,tilliitit; C,f.ple t.i. iu,..,45. -:. If you sera.
Air, iiitgrate - fol .totteerc 'serve ikluttbe ulin.o
•,'ht - 1 4 ei'd.
,IO - Your fe-bt.., iiverY trok . e
4t*l'itipll4: Tile Is,sliger the'. pillueut
1 I li'oll4iffil . pli -- tlie: l ..b.i.tel: Pr yo'6 tor
° - ct interest ou cot:upwind interest:
ikOe sate and vsage .of 31:10;ezeliequer, .
'...1 &iv= 134irrixe, 'Fax
i STairriaJleq , ' . ' - ' • •
Deer have had cousideraule eXperienciivith
theVegetide. l ,,Por dyspepsia, gtzitinti debility andiltin
Oire , bo6a, the Veeetine is superior to anything w4lch
I:hate over used. commenced taking Vegetttie about
the middle ol last winter, aud after being alew bottles.
it entirely cured me of dyspepsia: and my bided never
Nva's in so good Order as, at the present time. It will
afford rue pleasure to glte-any furthcr wirti cellars relit
-I,ve to.whot I know, about this...good medicine to any
nue r keho will call or' addresS MO at uir feuidenceasu
Athena street. - - • _
• . • . Verl; - resPecilnliY.
MONROE PARKER.
; • 4 ~ 486 Athena street.:
• • D'VseretrA.. -
Sl'4ll."l . o.NlB—Waut of. appetite. risttp. of food and
Nrind,ftront the Stomach. acidity of the steniach.ficart.
burn„! dry:ices and, whiter:els of the tongue in'the
tuonajog, aense•el di - stet:sloe Jo the stomach And how .
aordetim ea rumbling *.pain .040 , 4'01(1 , N: Whittle.
occasionally, interrupted. by .diorriu ;- patenetrk of the
urine, • The inciuth Is. clammy, or ims a sour or hitter
taste.! Other frequent symptoms are wttterbrashi pat-
P.-tit* of the- begat, . headache. and disorders et-the
senses, atvßetliktf , double; ele. There is general debility
4 1;111001',11k a ovation to motion : drjeetion of thaPktr
,Atp, disturbed sleep, and !rightful drestrta. =•
• ..(4:1111eti Fifteen 4)lllld r 4 le81 1 :
Skarrte lizuwitai. 'Mi., 44.17, ST2:
M. It:`. iFttv.Ext,Tert: ' • t A •
• Dear sir=l have had dyspepsia In Its ardrat forM fen
the in cen vears,•and'hare taken litlndrt , ds of dcilhars'
'worth-of medicine wiihoilt.ohntining any• relief. In
'Beptetnber last I rocmen.6ml taking the Vegetine.afeee.
which time my health has steadily 4 inprovest. .
•
icy food digests evellottid I-harem:load fifteen •pOtttons
:of flesh. There arts several (Ahern- to this place tit •,14,0g
the Veget, ne, all have - obtained relief. 1
1, - ou r t, truly.
`NIA'
ALL DISEASES'OF TIIE BLOOD..
If V‘gctine will relieve pain. cfuotic, Pnrifyan cure
knelt nisettSeit. r6tOrilla. PIO 'putiO. , t to. perfect health
Atter Crying ditretent phytdcians, many - remedies, staff ,
+ding for, years. is it not conclusive.proop g you 'At e a
*4lP:ref you on he ettled.2 Why is this lue.dlcine per. ,
terminiriinch great cOres.l. It . .worhs in ' the blood in
he nitiiil 4 itinir - Can truly be called the ft tAsat,
ltluod l'uriil er. file greja tun rce r I ',Mica se originate*
in the.blood • and no nuidicine that &ig not ant direct
ly nporilt, to Intrlfy and. =notate' has any just, claim
upon pubis attention. • ' •
Dear
by your.
a tong t
conti vied
by tdo
• b, ke
debility
. . .
il. 'IL S'iititxs ; '
• Vicar . $ ir—l will mostaetrfitily add my teattnininy to
the great number you WIWI already received la favor
of your Irma and. geed. medietne. Vegetlne, for I do
hot think etiongh cnn he said 'in is praise. for I was
tronlited;ov'er thirty . years with that dreadful dletaise,
Cato rh,:and hut such bad connhing rpelis that ft•Wollid
Fertin ag though I could newt' breathe any ' more, and
VeiTet Ina ha, cured me ; and I do feel to think Gial all
the timetthat there le-io geed U met:icinettr Veget lite.
and I alai think it .the of the best ateillelnes.for coughs
t
and wee filttklng feelings at the stomach. 'and advise
everybia y to tyke the Nee:m.lns. for l can aapure thorn
It is one f the hest:medicines that ever vvas.
Nil L. GORR,
Corner citiagazinot!and :.Waltittt. Etreets,
,C.'unbridge,
'314745..
, .
• , kI'PREQIATION. •
• (:gAnt.saton, 31use.. March 191&11 4 -
Q. R. ST .VZNA :• •
Thio ff , ao 6ertity that htvc used your rilllocsl rte.
Paratin o tVvgetlne) la my family for reveral years.
and thill dint, tvrefula or Cankerous -11tsmorous or.
Ithounit enate:_init L eauuot be excelled and as a
blood.4llmbir ana' awing urgilleine it la the beat thing
I ever aud have' nae 4 almost evorytbing. '1 eau
cheerfully recommand It to any orie in need of au ch a
medicroe t ' • route re•Kiect.thily.\ .
I • . Dlltzi..A. A. Lil'.'sZSNteltE.
19 Rttascll
•
AL -7 114' - r.S •
. i FIN.E..STOCE AT, '
. R. & Co.'s.
Montroie, May 14,15,3. _ '
C A ;l2 Fer • •
.1- A.Ri',ETS:IVF 30 bE.
': # . 4 !IT 11:1 73 . For Sale tip B. U. LIMNS .Ik. CO.
SUG4E., TEA, C9Fi'EE,,
; •
1 r
-6riccikoerlem
'kVA .tND WINDOW
• • A:l:lige
4.mt New' PutternsOeeeived Every
Week , DireetlFroul the.. .
I 4 " . ., 5141infailtory; , *.
• 1 • • 11. E. NS itc CO.'
.
S rac:r'cbl. W2?irehrt,cl.."
. tOnt'it, •
. • .. 0; N. T.. '
•
. and John alarl.9"piwirt Thu*.
rvirot 41ack ;and oloted—from 'NO.B to No. I.loAtt
dOZP.n. /*urea te Lp
• . R. F..l*
Won't rove,
s3t7
• • Woltldxalluttrntion to h. ve
PER° AND_ SOMME
.Now on tale, In nc
1)11t Ct)
Ithotad trot(( .off be - so
Fefeats thnse
1114 w re ,to
.e
ha e.not
• Itient,ly wftlismr
e oul s %%:'
, ,t „ .
and tills itlitTlllB.
-N,,,qw STYLE OF PI;
'IIAWI.S; WATER-PRO
NELS, 13ALMORAL, A
A!ELVETS, H
AV 1:1 WOOL - GOODS, CA
I- CLOTHS. PAPER IiANGINI
t. • tO .4.ND LAP ROBES,F.VI
1 ! • • Iac)3,CAPS;'BOOTS 'AND
BARDNITARE,IRON,N
- STEEL, !STOVES. .
3 •GROPERIE, ET!
In, great 'ariety, and will be sold
favorabl Wins, and lowest prict
!- i New Milford, May:lst, 1875.
AT 1 1'14P, IiPAD OP NA)
-
SPRI- . , .
N SEED NViIEA.I
' 1
ND TIMOTHY S
•
Oardea qvais of all kindi,the very' t,
• '1.,, Coffee, Fitb, name, Lard,
-
, • '
. .
Forty comp of choice canned geode, A milting In pa . art
of. Peaclfq, Tears, Pitons. Cherries, go neee. Strateber
-riei.Pine Apptcp. Curti, pean'i, Totna 1 , ,, rem; Data,
Turitey.l.obBter, tinceoturb, Peach, Qu nce Anci Apple
Better: Detil led ilam. And lout of othee *. ing#, quite too
.unmerons to mention. all of which -wilt be -sold It all
kindfCof "PATROL te , " kir revy pay at pricy.* that will
•
_
. . , ~
-• ZIZIO,f '37: ClCA2lallp cAItit.II.C;AML,..
... , • . —i
-
and etsietly It pon thg: principle of live and Jot leve.
, ,
,Call and Ape At : • A. N. BULLARD'S. -
-.lllotdrmte,April7, ISMS.. , . .
--
•
3131AiillOOD 110 IV LOST, LIOW
STORED !, l'nee in a Ilatted envelope.
bnl eit cent*. • - • • -
Juat, publiAlled, a OM-edition of Dn. etrhYruirstile
DetEuns.. - ren flpiette on the radical = curd .(Witham
medmine.) of flpermatorrlera or beeline' Wetatuees, In.
Noluntary Seminal Losee4, 'lmpotency, . Mental • and
Piths - Mai Incapacity. Impediments to Siarriage„ "Mo.;
etito Coneutuption, SPilepoy , and Fite, induced by etdf
ictlukenceor sexual extravagance, &c. • .
The celebrated author, In this admirable Repay, clear.
ly siemonettatee, front a thirty pure' eucceeetnipractice
tradicallyhet,lhe I
"medicinee,theappliuttiou of telaffe:pointing tnt
Itetaixtv6l-cure ht one eimple, certain, end ktrectuAl.' by
menne.nf. Which every enterer, no matter what hie eon,
.4btlen may he, may cure Idatecifsheeply, ptlvately.,:and
ide'lee'ure 'should-1m In the Winds
.orisves".
4, 1 0 - theta - no.. •
S • . ,
em ;tinder Isi to.
poet_ paid. inn receipt of liar mute or two l t
oit statminh. •
Adorees. she pohlie.h t to;\
t• • eaAs,:pr; ELME, - •
wery, Nett York; 'Pent Draw
Nlitt Bn'zr*•libciut/Vepthit3.
..•
Ovors of.esrd'roorn.Porthmouth Co.'s Mills
1, • • - • -
Goo •
CINCTICVATI. iittY. .9.6. 1511
R. Sbrnrens : -
tr—The two bottles of I!cgettne furnished me
*gout my wife has Used with great beiiellt. For
m 6 she has been trsuhlrd with Prziness and
ess; these troubles are now entirety removed
e of
• , .
as also iroUbled wit dyspensicand general
. lid has eb en greatly honented.
. . TITOIRS GILMORE,. ". •
' " ' rf V9;4; Walnut iitieet.
ItEt ABLE EVIDENCE
, _
.. •
8614.. by all Druggists Everywhere.
-4ess than N. Y. PricesL
nod other
At Low Fires at
'l3. IL LYQNS s (10.%
.pnEss pOO
p
AND ; ".COLOPED
ere :N
war TO A.. IsT.EULLAR
1;
to Set aom
- • •- - ' seellaneous vettisementa
1,6 - LOHZflraaP•Z:.-.tttigZZP. Alta
L I EN
Has lust rettirile ruin ork with . a lige and eitaplcte a...sortnlent of,
,
DR y. GOODS, CLOTHI'NG,
Filling
~.‘"ttininoraiv"
• • ', •
Our ktoek 14'3m . p g ht, with vars. : wil .htretofure, etTer.:tlieitirgest,
• -:1 • sussutltreet. stud hest bargrtie . s.in the coluity:
1 , •
r i V''Blitter knit Prrodube_sitiPped. Eligliesi price
Money 'advanced 'when desired.
Great 8en4,1 July 70), 1875.
1,. . ' • I I iii ~ir ~ .- ,: .
`_l
S:1 - 11:Nt R: BI.NGTIANtr ;01N''N '''Y
1 , • I, -
--- 4 "r...V. ry PI ix T'4 -ER, i fi sT I
iTe ,', , ,
AND COMMON CIIIIINEIS'
.. , • . j 1 : it .
IN DVCEMEN'I'S ,IX Lf ,
,
Bronze L2nips.,Opal Lamps, AU mas , 'Lanips, Hand- Lanai
ViT pis
Burners, ichs, Shades, Shade lielderk 416 e., &c. .
. • ALSO, .1.%.1•7117A0T1.711Ell OP 'l,`l‘
.. ; 1I - , '
• D - JA.PIDANIE WARE.
.1.0
1 1 . ..
~.. . ,
. p r k eo i qyarantettii as Lout to any Ilinixe. in ~'ilitthernlif''eto )'ork,
M
.." ,
Orders by all Promptly Attended-To. , , Unrch 11. lh. -
EVERY STILE
TAT
GENERAL
SIDPBo IMO
Corbettsvilli• s
w. Y.
,
. .
, . .. . . ,
V 4 toConklin s u
1118 Hotel is situ:llea mime MIT roau feadinz front Ilingbani..on to onto 0, c. 0.5.! .. ta on, op,
T the Delaware; Lackawanna, and We#tern Railroad. Partle•stroPiiiqg at ;Ma St.stion will 'tied It v conik, ti
lent to call on me . as' taro proper conveyance to carry them to anv plata they I want to zo. i haw been rmiLt
lag my Ilouso,and Barn making it more convenient to enter tn i m the public.. Thankful for the many' lavorsof
my old friend!' and will be glad to see thera,all when going tiffs way. ~, 4- -. i 1-- . .- - --,....::,.- ,:- -- ..,.,;,:.
UorbettiArille. N. T.. January 6,1875. tt . ' i • ' : 'I- , I). ',I. 311.711 riff . l'io r* , tor
' ' i - _. ~:.' P ,',l'..„—,
. • •
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VEST acciL'PRINTING • . .. , --. ' - AVINIII3 t .LOWEgiIiATTEtt
. .
ILIP ' ...Woltre.contiunaljyaddium new material-to out offlcis, and with• Mi r ,. ':".• • 1,3
. .
Large Stock of JOB TYPE and FOUR Printing-Presses, we Defy.,Oempetion
i Both In ,Pricre and Quality, either in. Plain Black or Colored Wt - irk.. .11"...kViq,ir'',.t'oitrSift
SPRING.. 4;, -. ..S.I4IgAI.Ei
NEW 'GpoDs,.
MDR Roan & Co,
Ie the place! who; lop' Will find , the hetteaortrynt,
'newest ri.)ldr, and lowest pricvi in''
NS 4&, CO.
DRY GOODS: MILLINERY - GOODS,
READY MADE
BATS, CAPS. TAR- -
' - !
PETS,. sr,c. - - -
,t
. • I
1T 1 , 1 1 16
!v Stock of :
C.0004,-
.b-a,
i "
H ouse Pu'fniskilsig Goods, •." •
41Pecae .: . - (BIenT and Coliired,) • . •
I .. . • .
D res Goods, of Descrption,: .
Q tqlta and Tal!le bprods,
• . Umbrellos!ad Pitracole. . . , • •
" • tlintie, A" Sheeting, and oitter . ntrinilar
,• • ' • I.l!rands, • • 2 •• • •
Flowers and Stint" Gooda,
andFreue.b.
l oshin,la ands nultlingt
' ' Sha Is
; (S • 7
Lltan
•• - 1. - - .1: •
nele,.oF l•:' aUd CkilOred), • •
aiad
• • Rnials.'Lestairaud - Idarrocco patcl!cts,
S, BLACK
[
PACAS;
LINTS, :.
FS, :FLAN
WHOOP .
SIERY, i
:PETS, oil
' S.I3tIFFA; -
L SJIATS -
,:HOES,
ILS, .
xi. 1 . .
on the roost
BUlLlirrt
vifr P
IGATI ON ,
OLOV I ER
ED, '
. •
Bona; Scitice i lieSpereblefs. corsets, • -
korricall end Imported B 1 Ck Since, .
; Bursts: fLa,P ,. /Oes al l4 *! t o B, .
.
G°Ye''.Btlle,Jl.llol.4. thri4d
A lexuario'stird Bobdlera b*lfLids.
4 - 0 6
lererituie
anaot Ewloli.X!ills.• El tkOP JAMT/S. '
Sunlito ll #. C9/ l ltot.' Ci!Fg.! 3 call 6 + Tie!,
e:, Vic : •
" .
6 ekOri we keep •Is 3 - very Extetleive giask ,of
f l i 3e i l o t t i°ne4l ,l; ° r@ d ll, i `je til kTe all * Y Dl r tga
FIGURES as any perfy.' Floees ar4 cotarluee yaw , . •
selves ofthe ism - f '• • 4
.• •• ; I , - _ • . •
-` VIOTC/A3l*Ad l ailOring :
Ft-Flotir.; Sugar
tc.!ictr., • •
etriled U as %silt& iiehortment of
-NEW SPTi.lNWOigS.tifkiiFie; 00AT' ,
-1 " gia B /*Pv-'4 0 .,
.": • _-:
OUTlViDlifiillo6ll 7 s CO.
• *.ja.iyaissum)En*wfakuier, ,,
*w o o, brolituk:lssu -•
re Bo] 1d
GEORGE
cats and Caps,
'•tlfe. • National Tiofel
r.emairl hereitiitil our' lan'y •`i
B4Lcl,sTait,E IS' COMPLET i R ON tHE 01.41) GROUNii
, cmrHo
PEC I A
NEW 660p8,
:NEW GOODS
_.,~.
d ___
IfEE
. •,, , • , . . .. .
XCiiioliii' l l- 6 ,, :: 464 i
eic
. ..,
....
Irony!. rethros.-.guitraatited.
14
- [hi - •
GEO!. 44EA
iLINi I
FOOT Sk -, HAWLEY;
57 'Court Street,
ARE . NOW': RECEIVING' AN ILf.
MENS' & BOIS' CTOTRING.
CLOTHS,
CASSI
'X he dustoin ilepartmemt
Is now 4 :tindf ,.. r 'the charge of S. H. 8,%.13-:.
COCK.'litte of q.ew York 'Oity, fortn;-.
erly" with il::Co.,.lwhich is a full
gual•atitee'titte catindi be beaten by
anv house tii.tnis city. it
Our stock; 'comPrises all the'latestyleS,
and will be told at, baton prices. •
Doti (t• lorget the place, -
(Oppokiite Eiehanite
I r;:
Jour; C.FOO;l'.
• MngtOtaion, S; Y., ApAl 71.11„1;,%1. :
ItUre
At W. W. Sniith 8& Son's
Itztait4lveFuntjtitmiAr.ar:roomr . a Fjlitirsittheit!rges
FIRST
.01,ASS AND?CelllitoF.
T.3'''S . ..X,-t`',stE.
Ttt be fortatila this beet lot, of the 60mi1a:7,01.111a 6 . irt.
manufacture, and at prices that caahliviall tolivesatif
faCtliit. 1124 meld tbe yery , ,
Ex./T*l6N •141.,-E
lli ttptC'iiiut l ii,.ana WA.l:l..4%ttblpf:
•
IT JO 2a. co 3.
of
iiiiiE
PURE - NQ.
k AND
.. .
... . . .
Irbo inanserlbern
ractility In - bbs b.
r EN and , tbeincis
nnesling knee_'4.l4P
fiktfitnictuel - cUrte
- .
74a40w:.P‘.,=;4
7 - e -7
. EL.:
:... .:,,
4 :6
-.5 , : i ....- .. :-
SHOES,
grolinda:
A. S. MlNgli:
io or.: -
GE-Dfila tit
Storoiltiol
Otinciftsvillic
.
MENSE STOCK OF
• -
ItI4J.SIIING;GOODS
~:
~~~D-~`rurrx~
Sprtng and summ6tuhde.
O. 314,1.1d.WLE,V...?.
t x- 4 0;
ne in the n'efti4t
; .I\T „lag JEC.,
t A1110158141.1,1)8;:',
fATR4SBII4*S,,' ,/
OM MON, 4Atil,f.riatiS EK
homulei !Mite 1.14..; , *( 901 11 ‘ 1 0t
It ' ItaV c itrjuLt. goal:deka *
,leont SEA Eibitht
19 g4,4•en o j;3 l 4"Prc i tal44,-Pla a
fil.• lArtitit 110Si''‘`'
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Isnz—smo-4t.
gIiMS
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• ~: l'hanks WattilSleir lifer 'sat :Onus.,"
ItTst virotad,be niorathanStat
they luoltssottletl.isrmnits t:
ns, it .ywyul(1.01111:
apd Isttld by tti& middle ot Issivh :text. • :
iFeb.4,4137t. • ••' • • ' -
ItEW FIRM,
t.,„
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tare 0pe.ne.4,14t_./.4e .014. y?clataii, (TX ti..lVONn„iu
We Crick Illock'Sleintroie, gild ae Aar( be pleased to
vq.ki all 0..1 i,•drtolirl ftlettila andlube mitt*. 11 CW : oue* Vic
jiopulo gitia.
,3.)ctr atpck will coneistuf 1 - .. . '..'
..- -,..• .1- ivf.:4,1.11 , '. , - ...”,., - .. :.. ...; .,.
: . , .. -
.•
~ •
- Nallvtild
i - ' • /31:ALL KIND 11;
• .• ,, r••• •• '; -
• endeICERI34 MLA • ! •
'ln Wietr'rittarititles ruld••vireiety. • Sr:it& are;"Wboa
.fifare.llidtkOhir Lilig*. linttiniVP; °Wv+
601111:givelmiarttil3r attentlou to the Grocely Trade
, titld keep it full axe.ortmout of Tts.s, Sugar. Cofftei,
;
'az9Perie Provila(ini,
„.• , .
'in ttilrvalet. t , Salt and tioar. •We Khali 'ken> con
.statalt on:hand'ffne briada Cot Sklar at italeh feefdthin
oldpricefnnliwarrant,it .pleaaa. ,clo - pdatlpliTeact),
promptly to'diir tdw 'anatomy t r..
ternia.nlll- he atrictly 2 , 2. 2-
• - Vici , eiibtsrev3r,
icaiiknrproduc4)- Thlif it As ill , be xvell:.to re:raerti;
fier,itathis - will be the beeret to our low pcieest We
•aeotariildent that by calling and esainlnFtlg calf good:4
and pricea) unr.will And that it fay yoilr inter,
est td try•har go ixt..4' d terihs ' • ”
Jarianaini .
,3turittvar, Mar:. 131.b..',14.•
OARTER, • Al3hitiT 7 r4 1
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rmaxiontr o urnlitE 79 .ff.A.t.ilcs'. To 9 Ltf,
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Turcdopi.tromo•4;p;xsi i .
y, upua itispire”lnted,-*100,(100,000,
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f l ~ Flys, LIMASD'A.CCIDINT MSDIA.Nci ,
I , f,fverpool. tonilorr&Ofotte • •
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IttuAl C anatitan sutatattea,f;o r of 4toritreal,o 4 7 41
: into.. %Capital' ''. •
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ISTut.trti4inirie4 , 4 ' • • j 3,2; k, ~,,,
_Penn. Piro Ins. Co, Plallst.: " ' ' Iztio-iii
National—New York', ,' ' " ' '' 1 4 •
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17 nion.gutual • ••.: ~- • ; • • i 1 4..i.ecn
I,ycotointx Fire '.. 4 •, , SG,COIO2
tlercitattle - ' ''-f'-:' , " .. '''- . ' • 4 tn,o4!
Lancaster Hire Int. Co. ' " "1- Itton,/,
..FirOlissocl44loo of Palls.
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A kqrtniattia of Pltteturt.r. '• . , thomq-,
:t. , enosyl - istuta /us- Co,: I' ll /1 1 1. . - .: - Latntst -
Plinio Int. en—of Phila.
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city lin- Ins. to. Prorltlence. R. I ,fin
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:4,41k nD.. illlnia, Proylnence, R. I. , '
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wake,rto.wtt Jot; 'O, .Vatertown, N. Y. • • Oki.. ari
Ihyma int,Co-e ~y. Cnotraland snrplos,-; 114.f10e,,t
'Ulm Vlrettis. ,u-.... Ifirttord, Cr. • • .41 f.„01.,1
ilartlOrd riro rus„ - Ce..l. nott al indSraplos ' s3;Ooo,cor,
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t foroe Ins. Ctr.'.Cofornints, O. • " • " • -' . "Warn
t, itiokytne Fite Ins ''.".(en'ark: N . J.' , .• • •,.,(r,owl.n
{, Thtounder*lgned Is SPECIAL AGENT tor the foll
lo;:tx.rowantes for Northern l'ont, trlsau la : • -
Fife Association of 1%118(101411a.
: LaileaalVt Hire leetirallre Company or Lancast er.
.IThelosurance Co. of thtit ß ate of reputiltaniket
111.13delphia: • • I '!` ' ' • •
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X.* X4 el , .X 2 .
Conn..blntnal Life Past.:Co„ . Airectt I • - $ 3 3. 1 )91,00
American Gllo..Platra.et.., t 4•. '• ' ' . ' it t0 . , ,,,,
, -' .• . 49,, ...P.C , MX: 1 131V11'.: - "'"
Thaiwletsrsl st,
to „ , ta rtro ..
rd,Ca.
p . _ I
island Stilot/O.M.t roßway Paettrors
$3.50.6r.0.
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"rhounderSlgnottltit.beert.w...)lltncninin ittitid,nlort.f,t
thenatt 17yvara.atan'llsnran'coAgont.:WirotilostrIncd
4.1111 C-onanainlea We slwopt been prompt li paid..
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0 (nee rtie po Stnlit. in banding east, from . Ranking
.31' :St r*. CL.Cocipei A: Co., Tarairtke street. ,
i't ' • BLIPPrGS 'STROM Agent,
CLIMILES fl, SIIITII, Office Manager.
; 1 S. I,INOIJOIN, Solkitor. • -
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3fontrote. Nov'. I . - Vl4. .;-. 1 E •
.f: IL Itan:NZl. "1 -G insiziNas.'l ii.',o.llLA?(Duc.
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• :BIN(HADITON ../KARBLE . WORKS,
11111114 BROS. 11111111DIN6,
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MANL:PACTUISKRS OP
Vittiatt
-Al4t4l4:4listoro GRANITES
Narble and Slate Plantle,e,
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'2l; Chenango.St., •Near Drpnt;
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NEVYotkTiti.BuNt.l.
: • "The Loading Arneriosn Newspaper."
/TEDIUM
Dailr.tl o >ipenr:S'etni!lt'oolBy,-?3:: Weettly,?
Totta, , vit.tre4i itieltibseillyer';'Speehnen eorde;4 and
lialvext hang ItatekrFteei Weekly. :14,• club, et et
inoetr,oe)y 11. 7
.Aildreor. '
,• 'Tit I'RIBCNE. ''Sr.
PAILLOiIeItOANS
moat bCriattfel in stile
*tilt totioesor wade.
NV.LIZ•TO STUIf is
rter lObacedln any Or.
lain 4. ruc:ool•e4 bytto ez.
ra at C of I rear, 'para.
iorly • vollvd t , 1.30.
;WI , a taiekia.llthil ,
AR3lnit.l - a a ISOCIi
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IITATION of 4 , 1 e ITV.
SMAN VOICE
• PERIL WATER SP •
.4. 7 NEW 011(.111:1YTILWL,
P-3; VESPER, GIIAND and
, C VIALIVV ORGAN%
- • -4, !in UnbraeVreneb('asof4
combine .
VOWING 'frith great 'Volume 4/ Wool suitable
forPAIII.OII. - -r 121117114711.
WATERS' NEW SCALE PIANOS
•h f ire great powww9./.i a Gee slafiluwg tone, vit.t all
i*.o4iiwwn lawproventen to, and ore t/..t 1.4114 T
, ANOS MADE. Thew: , Oranns dnd - Muses an
Trarrruned for *IX yearn, VICES EXTIMMS,
'EY LOW far mai or purt raub'ona balance) in
taciatbir nartnentn. Secon4 l •4laldinstronicais
'gsplieat bargains. Pianos mod Organs to rent
until Paid for aa per eorjrnet.. AGENTS 'WAX.'
TED. special inducements tattle trade. Abb.
r'rorilloctarat ti 'Ana her; Man/et:Tx_ elinrike,Sshotic
,Loajeisetc;''lLLOri. MC4I.7•ALOGURIMATIAD.
. • ILf)ItACE 7 WATI:II.I S SON%
4.BlBroaihri:ty,"Ne* York. P t O: Box MOTE
lIAS DEES TRIED
3117.1EXT.7131033Et.A.
has estabileht4 itself as a perfeet rt-gtilator and tam
itzmanv . f4m disnrders of the ayst , m ar j em; from im•
pr - ,00r artier: of the Liver and Mercer.
. IT IS. NOT A Nii1:810, but by stimulating the to•
erettrOnignits. gently and gradually removes all inapur.
ities.vad regal:lles the entire system, -
IT IS NoT .1 110CTC 1 RED BITTERS.bot la
VEOETABLE'-: TONIC
ArNotka.lofats digestion, and thus stimulates the appe
tite for rood necessary to inr4.7orette the weakened or
inactive organs, and gives strength to all the vital (or.
cAtatiEs 9w:4 IfECOii3IWIDATION. u
Ale .1m7,6 • and rapidly mere:WlT 'oaks' tutify. Price
One Dollarg bats ..•. A. roar thuvalist for IL JullN
sruN nuiy.LowAy x CO.; Whoiwale,Agent.L'ibla.,
P 4.. 311w4
MORE AOENTS WANTED..
niatiat Deeds of Pennsylvania.
First.•,Etlition Exhausted.
...c.pmpretieitaive. ta and •honorable.."—N. A. t 11. S.
°turtle; Phila. "'The Illotrraphiei are tcitbli wafted
fur .their ticruraci.--The "Over 1101 pa
pal no Jibinty toraphitestithouttr.”—Suudny Thnts.,
"YOhr sOcellot - tif Gett.tObtirz is the twee., full
-est. and very beat. Idst,oty or the oratet , t battle of mod
urn Tim ed."—Col J. IV NI chOlgon. NO b. "No ol cl ler
thould.be, , ,itrithout it. l* —llvt. , 3l.l4..Gru, Windt!. pails,
".just tribute to distln7nlshed Fart - icua:`—A. G. Cur
tin, "The fineat Goof: I have Yet teen."—Col, 4. E.
Patt-nntt, 11,arriFburg.• . — Your (I , :tiysbutg• tet tlke)ustest
get ronresented."—Gcu. d 4 l'ayster t N. N. A
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reA.. DAVIS & CO.. l'abllflhers,l23 ar,et.tu
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PE.NIVELLOGRAPH'
•
miIinETHING NEW 1,014, JIMPRTR.
( cetired by' t:op.l.rig.lit.) Wills% is an Invention
...kr4r ordr ONCii the re;sult of year.* et abAdt, us Atidr
bed - cot Webb* . exptes6Jonl. Ireolinevi cak,t,
filitilttes fiht.f .
h, AM. approaheti by 411) , othor
of Ficteav; 31En cane LI 'Wanted nuw to killeftor-••
dQrs. for Copying and .Korova • gmall picture of
Fr:it:nth , f. ern Tlntylies, Arnbretypei.
Pbotoplphs
. 4 Dniforrorypel., into the new proem
WWI, will please eve.t3,buily. wriget enda per
inanent-butill.rs IttWurecl: Sentrfor full ll:Arne:l.es
,to tnitzrl..oy G c0.7/I.ptudle., ilozkin
'4lplils. Pa. • ..• •
`._ - ,ill
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,COI7GPS. 'COLDS, lIOARSENESS,
= btlD ALL TIlitOA ) T DISEASES
WELL'S..:'.:CARBOLIU ••• TABLETS.
PII,T UP 'ONLY IN . -BLUR BOXES.'
• • • A TRIED ANI.t, 1:1141E0x.
• Sokrby.Draggirti pkwoMlly; imd 32-4 w.
Johipitou. Rullcolv; &.. . Philadelphia,Co Pa,
. , • • •, .
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AGEI4. TH WANTID'FOR, 11LNonoug , wolit,
001)S.
By the ••itialiftoll*• VIZEB TILE*/ ITAN,` ,
wbose fame - NM reaellcd.rrrrYwherre., Add huteorlet be
is lickratrifie3geti to he the-peer of ILA UK. TWA IN
and as a"eketchwriter'haa no kiwi lb thle conntry.—
;rho htgzett tb)ng set; will at aixtd, even thesd
dui: ituips.everytxxly trant,l and will have it. tOoptgee
or his t?..;m, +author and '1:50 comic cues_ Territory go
trig raptdky,, atpinte apple at twee fur cirtuLtro to It,
. Metannty !M ganvona 1 L Phila. 31%4
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4
ri, =. i f , lima or, T . 4 ,4:/..- , , 4, 3 ~ ,Nct.
p ; i w • l'rtlf tarn ...5:...t,,;. -, ::-.: ziratas.
,At . :l e _ • , • ... an t Saul hotoroht ~, all to rtatc.
-:,. .; A 1.51,3g0 crircu'it r and Vatunblo
.7 , •;,% . - • " • Eimples frets. 136 - 1 4 e. lid 3 - 6 o rad-
- ~- -;., • ':". drima on postaiKard. .Mul.do.• •
..... .• • . Iss but writa at °flea tq
....: n''" . . ' " 1.31.„ RZED,int qrs..,mser Tor".
!'~]STI,LItI3tA CF or $Ol/L C114111311N1i.” pow
or - Mei wernlay f4acinate and geld the' love and
alleettolueof.aay pneott they elate**. tuatanpy. Th if
Mitttple tdt utal ;tequiftroput pll cad ighißeas.ftee by mail
for ibget tier with- a Ithirtiage tattle, fignitiatt Ora
cle, Dream t% Pinta to tallied, Wi&OlL;ti Sat:L.le,
"Vtineer book-. Attila:ea, 'l'. WILLIAM 'CV. Puha.,
Pa. " •' illw 4
,
,
40.4 -~?'.4500.. in W&7 Street *Mn le.nti to
'fartnn4.. • At'r: imge book, en
: tltlod : .-`l4lr.and Id Iwni, - of, Walt Si vote." itrina 11, ing
OrtrYthing, KENT PRIM. J(11.1$ lIICKLINt; A cu.
:Banker" slid Brokers, V. lirtnulway,N4iir Yckrit. 3;w4
VVANI3EDft, the bee'
ti Ovals:stand
fastest. sellipg Bible ever putiiistuid. 'bond for our extra
torn* toilirentli. ttaticatal Company, Kills ,
delPWlte, • - titel
utitiint
NTr • Sgents for:tho liess Priz°
11.1 Package* in, tho world. sleF
le
poekatte; Wit eluguut prixo, part- 14; tile cents. I. or
oitiell novelties send, stsing...Eltdtti*s l P.lii-UCK,
pity 6 • , ird, Xtllo. 1101,v4
it'
ALIEV/ 1 4 '10 4 )41.40114-:-Nui, rip9614.1t; lit se 911; Wr
Iu ;01 , ' ?gtit 1r tkirwerld,
'7I,44IVIONAL
voirMill IN 1T raeritiOcii &.141 by .
Agats: Milroy*, Et. WAl t took i ik 13.
[l:s . riacteitlp 1x1840.1.
Dauchy col