k6~9 } ~iSi ~"h=Rig"='v"~6se:F:~;=':~~iw-?iG~`_tS~E+`i+, ENNUI FARNILAND,' g. .. 405 ,,, i) ,, ,it1i5, ,, 0t: , i'Vre have rant yet'-by linr.T.4o-10--, , 4 iko •Fhowe 1 l*ol-4 1 *; - kir - #4O , - la craii:-„ thie'rigte4lija*ilo. ll 4o ) i ',,',,, 1 li-t4nVed; 41kt-Ith; ..46 , 1. -, _fiiintd = :b b e-of n 4 unei ,7 -Tbeeihnite , --the iinigiirtsf*lol4 - nru , Aimiles l 44C -- **ltimi r - raininie r iutPodt --=#.olo 4 t 6 tkil i biwirt;t hi . s ` :etiriP4`. ( all rnix*lng eirearnitarie4,ll.4 **ell :as! thiiinflu ekttlieF ;. - iluirieid -stmts..* which, - the scilltinste•r':. 1 , , .4h -the-litter hi- ofteit inpai-c f riftlikYit - theittecltinical charactoit" of • thOtril, as w , ass- the.cheir4o4 has mUeli'to do Wilk the' iAilue , or the: Superinennibenti strata. Hence - We have arrived= at the,-,fol ldwing deductions, which ettabiittie almost the , 4h01e..0f our.kriowleitgei' •- -, . . :.i. 'the same i mantim Will, not alwaysshaVe the ammo effect either. cat the , same soil for another (*ON* another 'soil for the same crop, or either on the one or-the ether for any -great period7oT tune. : -• ' -it 4 .1 t -was a isisioni in 'Cli,.*Otiter•Years „ tip, for capitalists to take farrus4-*rritaitirel i the whole, year atter , year, With soot: toilet great crops iibut, 'ultimately 'to leavethe firm deinaled - of its StaMitia: so'liauch sa to be almost worthless for Years after front aim- • -ple sterility. - :This was said,tp, be , 14cau0 the soot was„ . stimulant 'and not , a manure. Ilut"we shall 2allude' afterwards, to the elu cidation, : , .! ' - -- . . of this principle.:`;; ' - - - ' ~ 2,osi some 'soils a, mineral- nianure -is quite adequate to , produce *pie -cretin:. • 'MS was So far, peoved by - the' theoretical 'calculations of Liebig, ' that . - he - suggested `a. purelY•minerld theomand- , - Moms: Muspratt & Co., manufactured one under his direction, 'which was antnbsolute, faihrre; ..-. ,! - - -: ' S. On other soils simnertical,:or, at least, azotic msures.' with. Or - witliO4 c4trboilaceons' manire, or the latter alone, willproduce bet-1 - ter 'crops than -- miiieral.t manure, and will alone secure i_ygry fiill Production. ' , • So far did Mr Huxtablc. carry this , that he proposedAhe application - of ammonia at i. given price as the only panacea for the farm-:1 er, and the certain means-of posing wheat -4. On othersoils mechanicsiMixtures will do more to benefit a soil than any manure - 'Whatever ;in other word-4 the addition of substances tiaelesa 'in themselves _will pro mote'production of crops before impossPe ' to be grown on the land, and will ensure crops 4 a much better quality and: larger quantify. • Thus an application of the \wildest and. - -*set worthies : B'44 ,to inequally,barren and sterile sand will often constitute. a soil' , of.filir. \ quality if not fit to grim crops at, once, - at Aleut fit to receive a small modicum - of ma ' nurnwith the greatest poesible advantage; or peat upon elay, or „Marl uppnAalk ; nay, in fact, nearly every mixture - short of sand upon clay, which seems to be of very little service: . - - Phosphoric acid .-ivti, be, especially in -a state of slight fixation, highly benefichil to _ most every soil; sim, ply beanie this - is - a material of which the whole 'process of agri-, Culture appears to` denude the hind.. - Thus soil them* worthless, barren petits, - - .and blowing sands, are made to grow ,the ' inert erops by the use , of vitriolized bones or s' orgisoa. :, • \ 6. ik. general manure consisting of amnia • nia and potash, w ith a _mixture ,of carbona • recur matter, if in a-high state of solubility, - will almostinvariably produce a moderately good crop in any soil whatever. This ap - pears to be:owing to their enablingthe plants to take .up : their proper - quanfity of other *lend matters in the _soil, and so afford leaf organization for drawing theluppliei of the' fieedea,,carbonio .acid gas front, the atinos \\p 1. A-imccession of the same: kind ;Of ma - mires iiril4lifter . possibly a 'lsieotl. applica tion, alway s tend to . produce leas end I - sensible minks in iiiiproving'e t th xy ' Ee* minims contain ~alt e *etas needed by cdants. Guano -seems t to bitty ' _Sir fie the - hestgeneral nisnmer,,but kip quite Tosaible tbip in time, it may 'he, fauna neces sary to apply son& other,,tokeepup theProl Pi:allow of stamina in the Sial . --, . . . i, &DAL soils whereethe nuinure rapidly dis: 1 appears from a want of poWer to ,aorb its ' best Tuilititis, a small and frequent aPplica ` tion is preferable to a larger . and more 're ' maw aysteni .4 .3 . l.!'iosittg r . - -- r When the soil can 'hold the Milillift only for a-short period it is manifestly best tegive it to. the plants in the `quantities they can zendily - Assinninte. ,i, • -: \.. _ . *9rMamie shenld always be applied- intim - -degree of fixation Most easily dissolved by the - Soil or plants. 'A ';second appliCatica - is 1 -letter:than too inn& st oraie. .- . - ---- XIEBRAT4IIO-1113WEA111116 My inforinant states that a 'firmer in - the' State of Maine; of his acquaintance, has rib ':.tined at differentlimes o for the period-oLiAn: weeks, Cordate between a'• large rat- :aka ire-1190*i -his barn, from which encounters the latter.invariably male offtwcond best.— One day, being at work near,his barn - , I& at tenth* was attracted to the weasel ve r y bus : ily engaged brdigging a hOle in a ding-heap.' He lia the weasel until he ituimel ed" the heap, and Made a hole of considera ble size at.the-entrance,and about half ,way _ • thronkh the heap; the rest of the hole -,was tapered cor so that at the place of egress it was barely. sufficient size for the slim little body_ of the weasel to pass through.-- When the ..plotter had - finished his hole, he I went i n the .barn arid engaged his suitago mist rats p . Beaten, of course, again in the 'enctorm ,:the weasel ran, ptusued by the • xap into the hole in the dung heap, the, grain-, eater little euspicious of the snare - laid ,Air hiin. Like many!unfortunate hum* bell*, - the Poor rst.was , stuck," and halted sadly between the two , ; , extremes; 'while his cun ning little foe emerged, from the small =end, and .whipping around briskly to the larger .- entrance "brought up therear," and that was . ' soon a dead rat. - . Here niklv slit; a regular '.plan laid ; a shrewd design carried out . sac cessfully onthe part of the *easel for' des troying a t f , 7 which .was too much for him in a fair , Agu _lt showed forethought and con- Will* and these are very . Strong symp toms of aomething more = than instinct—m _son,—Conn: Farmer., taras.l4iteay Disoovimd. eta sacertatned.a long time ago, that lan h f ere mined fix down 1,:klow the sur- that their farmer* never , gusPeeted er.... .:... fade; but .1.._ a right to: more 4...".., v" . ."'• deeds g ive' 4*'''" - .Sealiely.anY nave -thointhrettPf tooki ginf aede. than tI4 ezeer - 4 if 43 1d e n e n r water. The su - the diigera er rev ealing g° to ag rimu t ritto4retts; - s on p( ) y ~ 4 i 10. . D . yews In the Unkig " 4l. w ith those ifrthe sky, .. - itort/are heePieg P ac e . to the' tr,4tivator, MA Ali new earth is °Pen,the luF ,- , ,I n the % i vir i liet*.:ll,4*ell: 1 .43 i or tile, , - 0,,,,,i- Boum 0 . -a n -*A, „is a e r ..... .- -,- r 4 .. e i s have hit upon :' i mesa IVlUM'aciw:-"rin the `' hich‘lies more than that .of fanlX'w ' Thererai* ' :i, - holoiv'the surf**. , , _ „.. J 'Aix t .-: - ~._ l a i n vidutualed this I_e .. '._the Debtx7r in ". t Maga. ; R4)(48 4) 4:: `: . ter in _,,,.,_,__A • ____e° O le pegiotrota kb . raw Autisrassewut.wits.,dowands ofiiiireave, Pa it is andluur ,----, - ciiioy woulagives deep- - i•to it ar in twenty f3verP\ ! • t r ot goe ihrlifl-- , ~ \ / .. -t LoOnd*if-• - I ' 1 1 VPrehensiv A'&Wit , 94 room ; under a metal' othtr conductor and to phwe another chair. :kw* hoe litt to .. )al' tiro on thre.q. - kiedo br 1 name ot tiimonN npoktftem. - hatninock silk envis Ik.an itnter appartos- PeysOnii nvoi4 trecr,i2Sie; - The ,distauices I wnsqtient A. 4 light tiit;rel in a second hidered.as I sP , i tanpous t :will distance.. transinii 47 i o 1,10 fee -In a - se4Rn/d. 4 i therefore, the 'timeNichich int the 'flash of lightning and the aecompanies it, a very near , t made of'its distance. . Fires in :Ch ban' eys.--- or fideli on fire throw- i handfuls'Of, sulphur ' I which &nip. the tipply ,ItAVe.t.bl pet, to the 'throat of ilie cin front of;the fire-place. i A c register-Rap;iill - ans*er:tt by stopping-theilught of Bewaretof 1i is , near r t ~......ware'ot . . . children , n r fir p and_ -lii I t trust the . w ith candlm clothe.s to ry by the fire day-or nig ti; d not leave fire, see that all be Safe rest. , f 1 - zi t Economy in s eiuliture. 1;e the first :: p iii itii ra .their circums . nee& -- A p er will regul a the ordina faMily„ WO . . . , blithe an T rig for houseke,pmg. liy•tlns visi on. Will uniforinly • be requitiit to pritetiee m le 1 occasions, t;,- the sake I expenses - ' one. The ou , lan income is you:mai <then- rOtr.en practice is likewise a salu correctness of the aceaunts CheerfelOtesse—*-D " it that eteerfnlneSs -is: . laced sites for gObd 'hou- keepi far more iMportan than view, imagine. WI lt ma. er or-husband., if t ouse or the meals p c ly or the mistress .'o it is fretful --ever / &scent ..nt and , . outside of sue aho se is ec s traelkVe..tO hi an any t i n will be - made cabSeuti. _ plea - Of -bus* or - - : : • to herwbo is oomed to lessly in solittide. - .' I tihmd tho rat© 'me, its efic, O' steel' is no iths, w to Sci heat :if of; by: bliiCk' or brarkeliw a ~..r- l ercral (as ed from - one stock;: Am . nreteivired tti,rentain rly in.' &intact, :.and . parallel r; the usunilmetbod i.%to split iron with iin awkliard chiciel, of each the b 114 1 -'- • o ; bnlnnieriN squar even. if t tie y with each otM the etiV thereby 4efF on Which*eco asunder, foi purpose or .0,...—._ . _ ing, 'and;;*• ug,the' MO of; eaclii; after 'whirl Choi ,• . brought together, as:well as /nay be,fs man ly retattt7vg a roughness in form, if not la • e.ficiency m size and tngth, near the. jun( •' ' of-the"-branches. brzmehes. - ',, - ". Instead 4 this tedioua, process, the iron when i t e4ted- i, .y be pu t in a-vice, on_d - the ends 1-.iqig be eadily splitiwith a heated saw, which could':- , Ve much labor. in hammering and filing. . *i . ,.vi for t i his purpose should 'be Madethi . etat the eilgey than at the back, and_vilth',unii , rin teeth qietwelfth-t ut inch aPart. - The . -• sir Whe o : l2 sA 'must - : often dipped .i4ei. •••, :to preismt its' beeo •'• ng too mucnike!teit 1 ~Tfieiels also a m •• • of sating, or ..,- ILI •g , hardened steel; •.• is not generay 11. •wnas it should be., A eir g '6114r, S• 14001 o ' ,-..nu4011 thin iron , ale, or sheet • • : • ' x,. ' adjusted to a •la l. 'ocfr •hy . • - other m • u into violent eircu r mbtion, 'willr ft4ily cut! off a file, a getting tool, or tempered steetapring,4ltheut drawing or reducing, the temper: - ' - " l There is mu, m ystery in. the w 4 onderful effect Of this bu i and its cutting property is, attributed -to e t! convenient p however, when sluipg and forlof articles are required to- . alter-- .ed with t leffe4ting their temper. It furn ishes a eturienient method . for eutti teeth to a largeslaW;but objectionable onfeecount 'of the neal • cut. sulfa& being left so l . - hard 'that that.etnnot -i thetreadiyilled - bit a com mon 'fife.. ` ,'Connected with , the sttbject:of ‘mysteriint, ell'etts,' it may b 4 stn that a bar of iironiofi aliaost any size, m a. be , in-, - stantlylsimdered-While hotAy' ; :the si ple_ap- In t ci plicatiOi ofla coMmon troll 'of „bii e. A knowle eI 0 this fret will be use 1, when. some : p ' sal iron work is..requir to be, severed,';- hut hick- nails sometimes he case, 'is so constructed aud t tituated.that n prdina ry chiset or may= tool am be b ught to i 1,8 ,„,„,,,. ' Hales instatitly p+rforated . through .)ars or plat of heated iro ', by the applicati n ;of point , .. pieces of' bri ' stOne.,--- Vus ph °Mellon is rious, aitho hit sel dom afi'' much p *cal utility., ~ • • 1 • • LYRIC. . A4me not how much I love thee! o not • question whyt \ . • . I v in t ' : e told the4tale,.., ' - • r i ' In , a evenillil.Pale,-, • - ~ , . ' Vitita:tear and a sigh! - . I thee, when Live was hopeles . .• • t:tiow he is wild'and sings— i s ' the stars above ... - Shine'everon Love,' i t tough tin frown on the fide 0 a king Wonuld have Lived 'aid .' - iiind away thy sweet love east; 1 teast a te 4 4 l , le# shall Shine- - • - , s '• • o last! ; . tO thelast! I * • a. , ' vvIT IN A Dim:L-1.-Bmm 'me ago, - aei-ii..; .:. , teaptaih well knOwu in e sport ing wand, 'whs.: oihrsips along the , *.hway, hie' hors startled at, same` gla a (fitelli at the, r, : , ''lle. The:elipeahl.d ..- , -• of aseer ••,' i : : ,:, earise,ivde Ilp •• to the ) it, and: 'e... 2 : . : d 'l l aliatieien' or the ' ' ' ' ; ',lv-Nati ,6 , 20Ai ; ' ' ll-8 ; 41 4 0,tteriiit. , ^ ;.-'.::, . : and ii *Nil I .. i laliala la the way , a v 1 does i ed uten 'at itss back.' ' ' What ', , you do ing th- err#i . ._ .frigMain/anliudi . inquired the ea . - : -,:tos ; 'lli haTe y , , takeh, up; 1 • ,---`-. .1_ s, - -', r,: . -,:-.'.- ; Allie- 'Hi p 2 .----that'ajtu4ta, as Ivoila get up mysel,' was the ... EC==l 14iLv . - ,P, --- - - - - .. - ,t . 1 ' ~ , ..- .1 i. - I , v ir. , F, .. -'4 ; 10 . 1 ou ?.. , 0 : c 01...„ and:. t_...7 ,vat , 013H:, ..,., with ,wits bia me - an ._ _ _r •• ` .:14-: noon. ... thehour:of ugAmnimenr, __,...,,, .- 1,- in thn'-P l .43rtiww..9' " I ' eeboti, were: , t,----. . ...,.. burr - , ~ end ume .- N. 1 % 'iiih ig : O etiaiii' l li t ' . , t io 1 7 'ottile - '4 OOl ilatiftn a -11" e ulraming• -Ai* M a- '' ' d i ‘.. . - ' ' 11.14 1#4='' . °tithe : desk —, • . .. and ilin-0 1 112 ! . '' ' f' -: , filed with =a Sad " oat 111112; /la .......ei, 4WC an r ", on " • theiplr' ' b e . `CleSpll4:lllg7u'Ar'r7Tiler alining. . • L ow ; 4°•' *as novettitinge' --, . to lean, an d_ sy' itieetnea-ft the rest he . was shoat In - it litiefin . Mei z' and "tiea~ . the willl m, 1 . dined t 4 •, give up an d muter try,to learn any- Wntagiun: -.I He started, and looked up; as Walter's voice fell upon :his ' ear. ,Then ;he' shook his head; and bent over his book again, with a burning env ,- on his theelt,'l and a tear lit has eye; "Nei, do go," nrged Walter, . 0- I anent yon- -.Takeinur bOOk and -slate with you," he added bi &Whisper; " atull-will show you; about the lesson. . - • i ' - - itn clime: Won of Surprise, fidkrredby a sudden gleam of hiipe, lamed over Edmund's face." 'Five minutes after; the, best and the dullest'sebnlarin ' sebtool were lusted km- a rock, in the el*lter of a little grove, but ear. - Ilestlye4figedi the,One in exPWning.,.theoth erinendea7oring to understand the. simple gittiglittcirsrard eXPlanatiort such as cineehild will gilineenothan explanation,sometimes far more etrieientthan one, given by an exiie-' rieileed tmicher.: "Do i ' you . understand it., newr' :said, Walter anxiously. - ",; ' ' "Ithinkao" Edmimdreplied; "but I'm not sure,", • - ea q m ,- 'fr Explain it to mesaidWalter; "just !f I knew nothing abeut it, iuul you were t g me." - . -, '1 ~, .- ; I ' Edmund cOmMeneed, went halfway ngli the exa m ple , and stopped - short, -"I ea -ex plain:it," he said despondingly, I , , " But you went straight-half way through, " . Walter answered,_egeouragingly. . "Now, I'll . explain themt, arid you listen.; and then you ern eiplain. it" •, - • , , Walter went carefully through the explan .ation a second time; and then Edmund tried again. His-secon effort' was successful.— " Now try the next," said 'Walter. The next . was tiled, and pedormed, and explained ; and the next, arid so- on, through the whole lemon Edmund's Lice beamed with happiner at the close. '," I understand the lesson now, he said 1 'Oh a so glad"! Only yesterday, Mr. Mer lon tol the if I- did not do .better I must go . into - a 1 wer class; and that.l dread sn ! And ,Ally w I be -so glad too !' he added. ' I thank) u very ;much for helping the,' ' ' I Av I help you again, to-morrow, if you will me here at noon ;' Walter said : ' tam ow, and., every day, as long as you ' need hJilp' - • ; - That aft,ein'Oon Edmund took his usual place in Ida cla ss with a nest feeling The fear. "lof kilure---enough, in itself, to make . ,failure almost eertain—the dread of ridicule, -were gone. The other . boys 'wondered, as they saw the example given Ibiza -Zerrectiy ii(lforrried, and . heard a clear; simple expla napon. et the process, given Without' hesita n aad withoutlembarrasianent: . Mr. Mer ton smiled, and Said, ' Very well.' If looked at Walter, just then, he would` have, seen n vety.hapy, smiling face, - quite as hap py as Edmund's; though the pleasure -expres sed there was of a different kind.. ' .. ' Tit night, little' Alice Watsori : li ngerel, afte school was dismissed, by . hcr "-jeachfr - desk. Mr.Me on, was busilvlirrengiOrr a • s . L and papers, It 'ore Incking the I• z for the night. He di not notice • ittle girl for some time. tut -at . as he- to ed the key in the I. -; e' said, kindly,' id you want . . un ~ 'Any r ~ ~ ice laid_ one little hand on her r's knee:- 'Ed , and wou't have to g 4 into a lower class in Arithmetic, sill 161' said she. Not if lie as as good a lessen every day • e ashe has tad y,',-,Mr. Mervin replied. ` - Does your brother try to learn, Alice! - , • 4 0, yes .s , indeed ho does !' Alice - ex- their feet 7 et upon 1 sitfer, he adds, ciataiNakii in' the )lace : the - chairs lusPended 'jai* • rronient orithia r - doors. shOuld ruit' and i# a ti t be' coon; im 19 y nn i t6 etferal By observ,ing, , .. i •enu betwtten: thunder ,Nchich iculation may n t„• I , en a ~toney ' 1 i the .fire-plaee 'll. 'destroy the ket, or old air: 1, ey, or oierthe I honey-board, o f r . same purpose, it from :below. imbustihles ;.,of. hts; and do not Do net ! leave watehed, ieither the p4er . ,in the / ore you retire to Economy should lies ; whatever be dent. hOusekeep -1 . ..xpensas of a tOl sum allowed. means, the pro and it will not eUu ,many eitra h thee_ PP°li bilis weekly, I, 145iak., • dwelt upon - 14: themselvm l • lot sc*in singular ong the requi iz 1.. But-it is of k ou would,''at first .tern it to & broth= be 'ever so neat, well prepared, it and - fault4inding• ,ompiaining. *The lever 'the most at. -, nd eVeryl extuse i himself; and- the N entswill lie made I - I: ss her hours need- Man :SI: tigys: . clainied. , - ' Then wh is-he so baCkward 'l' asked Mr. Merton. 'He can' hardly read :as well :as you - now . Al y 1 ;mid An ;Arithmetic, especial ly,:4l be ha; do enotling, a tray; but make blunders r - - ' Alice's ch • - flushed as ihe •answered . : 'Ednumd been sick a great deal, sir. He has never to- subliol puck till lately, a- , - , . All his lemo lare hard for him; but Aritit.' metie is bar h arder thad any one o f .. . the rest. Father's silly front home, and inother , has no time to help'hurr . and • I don't know enough, yet, to helpfl4, in that. ' Very welt,'-saidiMr. Merton, kindly, ". telt him to keep trying, and 1 . - will try to help ‘' him. . ~ t T. ' ' - I . Edintm . did keep trying. -For a few days Walter w .t over the lossoni with 'hiin„_ ex plabfing e• • • .irig that seemed difficult.—. Thm.. Ed . . . chose, to go on by biinie.ig calling on W,alter for assistanife when he ... Id not conquer alone. &rote. thi dose 1 the: ~ .!theitwo boys stood 'side by side in the d, -, One was . very gritetul; both were very , , ppy , . I , : \ i -: 4 1 think ; our plentias.workeilArely: l - said ' Emily” to -- brother. Walter, a- few weeks after hisattempt at assisting Edmund.- ' What, bin r inquired Walter. 'Abont e dull scholar,' 'Emily.replied. fi;t, ' He is rip dull scholar now,' 'replied -Wel ' ter. ' Did 1 you see Ally's eyes brighten yes terday,-,When oar cla.is were, reciting l- Ed mund answered every question that ahnost all the mt of the class. Mimed; and Ally 1 i looked" so pleasant about fit . ! - Vile -thing - I ,know, 'rationed Walter, earnestly, ' Fnev er mean to lauglf-at a dull scholar again.' ‘ I hope you never -will,' saidtheir mother.. 'lt is rouchbetter to try to help others, than' -,to laugh a nthem. A. little encouragement and a Ji t tle help have done a great deal for - Edmund. - .Theywould do a great deal - for othrs, many. tirn, trough' all Awould ' not profit by.them at-k he has done, We never know how much harm Maybe dam" bp ; a theoghtleislaugh,, Or an unfeeling sneer.: We cannot be too careful not to injure the feelings of others; and we need never be afraid of doing too much to make them hap py. . Lam very glad you assisted Edmund ; and l'hopeyou will always try. to help those who need 'help - ; .not only in sac:o, but all the: way through life. • - - - •‘ I.eertainlyyrivill try to do so; mother,' was "Walter's re • ly. ..' .. . • • - . 'Anil . , will I too, ,added „Emily. . Jumile Imtrudor. kings. 6. i thee. I rant, , Iy. AIIPAILMiIII3 • SEIM Fos Covnut.-4Abi,g, says-that asparagulcontakis,in common with' tea and coffee, a principle which he calls 'tau tine,' and which he considers esiesitial to the health of those who do' not take strong exer cise,. Taking the from Baron Liebig, a_ writer in the Landow Gardner's Chronicle was led to test asparagus as a sUbstitute Tor coffee. He says "The young • shoots f§rst prepared were not:agreeable, having= alka. line, taste. I then tried the ripe seeds Ohm roasted . and ground Backe a Tull flavored cot fe% noteasily di‘tinguishable from fine:Mo. eha. ,The : seeds ans : easily freed *from the berrieH sby drying themin a tool oven, and then 'rubbing them o asieva,' • In good soils , asparagus yields seedis abun dantly ; and if they Fe charged with tau. rine,' and identical with the seeds of the cof. , fee.plaut, Ooiree.mar be .grown in' the United States mparagus at leat,than:half the cost per, pound of the - now io largely im poifted.---Ges!olee Airmen - - ' `This torching liidiad ii from Ihe German, adeom- Mends kWh% it.moral so on ioToto.;or Oyfitem .:‘: ''' •AA ortiote the 6peetbi -, ,-; : 1.1 : ' tf' `• • - 4..nclail ibibetrhgrionged • :r• T Was a id es - fum[ber'Pecuif.iiorth , •;- Ir: . • • - - , - , - , ': But thitystes•idie ices veenedi • ~ 1 1 And I .rnsi , veiett at home, ' , , i :. -r1 , : Shut ny Ju her hpa shell mole; , • -. .:Nraere nivii iklinciciaki come, .. 't.; •r'_,4. • ~, '.. ---1 1 s:" :. ''• ' 'ld: :TM* Cla 1 4. ( willikeieve-.$ . ' 'l' . - Ileiithell she opened: To nee her, elisrins;telleeted - -..• .... e l' ' , 4!: ' On the siltnetleitning tide..- '',--"'• ''. I*, I, • ' r • '\, -Quick came the - lovelorn herrhig . 1 - lace-lightning Sew his in; , . I . • i ' •,:-,.. 4 And new.'ithonght he, `or never, 141 . actinret PXY'!ibic - ,P I 'will: as towards the Mel' - - bola( his hesclhnininele .... • came the shell toge th er) • .. • All in the glowhkg sunset, •• Ile fleeted finnrlthe shore,'' -, And teem hip Ili* ante kinihig—. 'III ;neer love oysters mete. l ., -_;\ ' Mr " Doetor,"!iaid an old lady•the,Oher• day, to herTamily physician, will you tell me how it, is that some folkais born dumb." - " why, hem I' why certainly, truulaWiro.' plied the dector "itis owing to the Etat thatthey, they eiome into doctor, . " :world without the .power" of sPeleek"! "---.' ' l ' . ' ' '—l' - • "IA m 4 .''regiuniced The 4 134, ntiiv° B t. l ie see whit it is to have a phys ediektion •.; I've axed my old man' More:nor. hundredltiinFs that are ElSlM3;thhig, and all - 4:o)ith' I ever get (Mt of him Was "hire they '!" : .'' • I ' • I . " Well, I'm gladj.. 'axed yo, u for I ever should died satis fi ed withoht inoWin It„," 13USIN itforrntosk ..111: ter, Wholesale 1 epints. - No, 113 W lindt and.Dei streets. l .11111*.felFowler t i. AT ai TOANEYS A COUNSELLORS, ATI LAW,. and 'Welters. Nineery: Office No. Clarke street, Chicago, lit • . lanes It- Reynolds;. MAHAR% Shop h • i the room over G. IL . Harley's 1 • Stor,e, near the Ranklin Hotel, Montrok Piato Hotel,' r_I_REENWICH STREET, Alma! Broad " wa 1 York. &Hain:l4 & C o .,' Pioprieters. vicinity of the principal steamboat landings. • • Thornsta TABALER.INIDRY GOODS; Groceries, Oothing; Crockery, Boots, and Show; Ace : ;. Sus henna Della; Pa.: • . • „ ' Bentley A TTORNEYB AT LAW; ifosalTork, Pa. , /IL R. & mrs-runr. • 1— ~ , . A. It 13.. Baldwin, "itgAIitT.PACTITIENS OF SADDI.ES; Tinnks, Whips atm, on Turnpike st John 'Groves, rAfiIIIONABLE"PAILOR. Shot. Rotel, Mine str e et , ds,. ~.ur I IANGE 'STABLE 'O*lee 11! of Whom's Stoie, llinstr, ea. - I . T rrEltir AND in thep PP P-- C 0144311- • EAL.flit. IN STOW, Tin, Omper' (1-B.beei, JP Iron j Whre, Loderati/k, near Great. t d Depot/ December b i C Tyler, 1 . vimutworp ;fiatT. L HUNT, Importer of and .11.. Ihudei in Hiniwarh and Cutlery, Carnal+ Springp; tic., No. 215 Pearl street, Hew York, where lde Melt cuntile friends, in this and other counties, are khully limited, and earnestly solicited to call and p base; 14'.1ruids,:; 2 A A rv iiNEY AT I.AW, - ,Sesapiehdres!a, on Itaine street; one door east, &Lot+ A,rider & Case, TTORNEYS AND COGNSELLOn Office on Turnpike street, one dazw. Post's Store., Arontrose, • C. IL Simmons,. 11011000T,AND SROE MAKER, over. A. J_A ;Santee Shop, - Turnpike Pueet,, 4 Albcfriehatibein s TTORNE'Y AT LkW and Justice of over I. L Post'k•Co's Store,:Mora temp, ATTOPMY - AT,LAW AND 011 2 , L Diana, for.the l §tate of-New. York, to all business entrusted to him with prom fidelity. .018cedui tiol l eSquar% ANC* Wm.', Jessup., -.;.4 eitune, TIMER. - I' DRUGS, HEDICH4THS, JLI Paints,thls,- Dye-stuffs; Groceries, . Hardware, Stoneware, GlaSsware,Clocks„, Jewelry. Sayer Spcions, Spectacles, Mi . meats, Trusses, Surgical:lnstruments, I fumo7,ll Stationery, .13nrshes,, Sim Hoticals, ke. ,„ t \ t, . . i . ... XXTROMIALE A 7 ND RETAIL DE4ERS • IN, . V V Dry Goods, Groceries, Sidt, ;Elan. sind Hari. mr6l,,L*rbesst, Pls. , . A . . 4 ' - TvALERIN DRY 01:101) 4 3,-Re4ly 14!Gle Ciotkirts, 11Tocprit' thp,‘Booki and F!tationry; eic. , public Aveingr, ita*rc.ose,', Pa.. • • , . . - Patrick & D*k PIIYSICIANS AND SURGED) -Owego street, Montrose; P, - • •I L.. Post & TIEALERS *MY GOODS, a / ~ ; Hardware, Leather, Flour, pike etreetount Public Avenue, Lyons it. Son:, TA . P.ALER S DRY 900DS, , Ca9clceri, ,Tinwire,-Groeatii icarry on theltoOE.BindiitOusini , diforstrose, Pa.. ••• • 13entley &Itead, "jyALERS I.*T DRY GDODS Taints; ORi, Growlen, Iron, .Ckocloi, 'Watches, lewelry, turnery, &c.— • Foot of Public,Av • Sayre Bentl• kindsACTUBERS of Casting% 4 8 ) ; menta,,ate. - Office at 8a Manufactory at the.Eazle end, Montrose;. Pa. • )-• Winista'- ATTORNEYS' - tinn in 13asq zni4And tgionne_ nABINET M . hand s good -nuniture. - =LT Noble street, X ' • ItEANuFACT 111. Goods, if. . sll tfre.; Wl* (up Odes.) aoczwux. • • TTORNICiir • POUNSELLOR . It TLAW , Montroa, win attend Si ... { entrtu* - to• in the county' of , seysedog and Jonidogof itll kinds IL be - • sally, and darganioderate. lie will ahaiattead e preeeaitioe of daims - of soldiers; their iiridowa eke. the United States • M'vertaient, : - LaupPersiOns, km] Ilay be, foil +at at the Aloe liaroxsly p led bytX T. • Eng, north brae, lipuse. ‘. 448. 1 Cloy as Thum's) , sees.... IENO4 sale 4, J. C. LEM; tilure , _ " IMO DEPOT. °LOP= AND I I AL/ -Woritrose, Feb. 10.] ' :~_: ~a:+~'a~r. {~~aa'~rcaw;"?:~s^,k--W',"c~ _`~G`Lt~t~,-^^,wl. T'G r, . 2 • .1 • -- 3.; it 11;nap;..p • with' sic dr Troouf c t• nice— an d „ _2 a r-6 vommossur Mer. n r" °net, .between I Court -11.41;17"k* 1 0 New n the RNM, t, Mont; Setttie' 'a. °Mei aim's. r Illiadwin's i NM Of it attend 'new and I tplifort• Instru: ors, Pee: • °Yankee ANDS r_ ijEALFS.th a IvesCul • linpli.t‘ , 11 slore 7 . r a b lAvenn4; oundrnFootiar _Cherry - • ' 1 . 1;' I • T LAW, Ifentirote, Bisidtord, W 1 Q. .WS W. Smith & Co. ER& 'Their keep couitinaly •••eat of. all khidiat.oabink . Ware , Rocims •at the toot • 43t k Whit= eC_OO4 .1 • ;.: and DEA In se act . Caps, Pa,104.,"U Para-, NO. 20 Coartlandeet, Nra / q ;1 • r Ltiwntrir i. UOWABD. MP) Pr fide at vittisorghl • • - 4 41.•:' , .:•,., '- - z•.•..2:." t --." - * - _ ‘ ; o. Fza, Ouilina : j.. ..;',.. ,0 7 1,8 7 . :' , ., .4:: - . "OWA ?-11**04 1 7:Pfetalk . - l i ti thS tuul '*OtY4 lo . o 4 . 4 4100 114 iii*DUNnAO'cit: tile, .. 'vie; at 'iliii: old 'stand btfr i t A yie!k.. , l•iie° i.:tellie" aVoilrowl!insiiercit . teed to. keel . ) oemOoktly4MNlet s : ' 13TO VAS ,Inf r if,, , COlg. Mr ZARA; *.- I' itror: galtieOliiiie.ean lie bexlitlf Nnithinii Penseyl+►ani a. :.. : - ean , be. found , theibliewing, innereno 40 mention:. i•,,1 : ~.;..- !i . X. T. 4iXiiit,..4iriii. l o4. joy" Nalsiviek •11 a i 4.,slic . rdeeki i .."- Keysi . .._ ip !•4',lc: i.ro Statefde lid iir • .*: Man* -Th234 . - -, ..-:-! , .!•,:i;, • a, :patejor wP9d...•,.. •..—_: • -•. 41 . 04112 1 1: ken . - ,:rdos:ii#l:roi4,-. - Flat ni Pioni44 . . .* _,,' • • • " i.Alitio I****, - Oftioety; aid Shop. ' Ate, foe - .heating. inthiiii.tNillin:- priyote .hotiseo; ikk., gtOve, . .... stove .. pipe . furnitAeit lip *kikkr-' : , , be beng4fitt.thi Alit:. ' ': - '..: • " ACV kin& of beitinn iveric:dOnO timp3ooo:einmeible terms. =4.11: '• m en 1tt..0 nchalir - Ft:ares.'l -- If you o - • 4sie. Aikli.CY!. : ,!.'' bete!, p* . . ,eloiwhoie r'' Monnime, September:l4 • - l•'. ~ - ' riura,kt : f.. - . r"PWQ tremendous fires hayeb .' - . , • at, the Steitt I. Eli where they hive he n rap dy bu r ning inorelhati two weeks, in'spkte of allAe efforts nnide , be the down town ter° etingliny , °An ~., ' or im pede their , progress. Though - th .. pli . :their ma chine with all their power mid . •- theigreate.r the effort made to stop . the; fires the more ntpidly • they: burn; and we have not 'ooli:est , oubt that in!M i ni' altopposition ibex: fires .will .-, thine, 'to. burn fix , years, heating iron and steel td firtge7nll kindS of l in edge-tool; ox shoes, horse sh carnage - irons; and , job work of every description. d the ptopri tor , of these Ores would inform 'the üblic that for-- e , past year, ending the Ist or Feb al y helhis done e - A edge.tool :col* in thiwley's sli p on Maine street. He' now ket* A tint rate stock of kinds; and pledges himself to use no other, And shoe corks, instant of the rotten Amer i can- steel Swe4id's iron, I he : usesthe beast of German and English Blisteiand east, steel. - The &man gm! Englielrilicosts 16 Ind' cast-steel 22 ets. per Timid; and Amertean steet t l i nly e r '/ rents ; yet he charges ,no mo 7 for, shoeing - an _ those who use the American st t and . I f Sweed's irc,n• toe corks. All work will be 'do e with neatness to order, and warranted. Now, if -k=ou witih to sand`2o - .. • s per tent call on ''- 1 D II: ' April, - Tung..C4lealiged• DELAWARE, - LA.CKAWANN . ANT., , L . 1' RAIS° .D. i ' 1 . 1 (IN and idler Monday, No . 28.; 853, the Mail' N.../ Passenger train will leave ' . , at 11 A.! M. Arrived at - Great Bend at. 1,54 p, st, • ' l ' ` Connecting with the .day Lexi, ess ' 'East', and West on the N. Y.& re. R. - , Retina will leave :°heat Ben , . on th arrival ntthe Day Express from New York d Dunitiric, .andf,/ar rive at` cranton,. at. 5,55 P.. M. A Freight,Train sith Passe , = r•Ciu. attached wRI love scra.nton at 5.30 A. W. 're it Great Bend at 9.315 a. w., connecting with the Mail, Patatedger Train hound i Eaat on the N. Y. .- E. R. IL , ',. 1 ;. .. , Returning, will. leave Great l •nd at i.OO i: tr. 'And „arrive at Scranton 5.40 P. it. assengT taking i this, train will Arrive, in New Toll: e rly in e evenin , '. -; Stages wM be in Waiting ow t, a_ arri al of ", ....Ti ger trains. at Scranton, to Cony ,i gent to C bondale, Pittston; WilkQsbarre, Philad phie, yia.l h e . Reading Railroad, Easton and, 11 othe interm .. to i The trains we Conne l .Ct with - • New• York and Dunkirk as foil Day Express arrim at New departs.from do, at 7. 'a. 3t. .. Same train arrives at Dunklrl part from do. at 4.451?.. it. - Mail Passenger Win arrlyes ar, and departs from lio. at 8.1 &tee ttain Lutives ait Dupkit rival glo. 9..80 A. • . ; Sc \ ranton Nor. 28, 1852:" .1 . - New York City -. INSURANCE ,C I AP. OFFTE 9 WALLpiREE :... , .• i CAPITAL, PI'CASII AND A PPRO. ' D SEGURI. ' • .-- T1W,1015004100. ' , . ' _ , , Insures -againit Loss. or Dana e bi : ITTe-- A. Q. Stebbithy 13 Broad s(rect; -ter C. Baker, 1 Spruce Street; 1 Girard Ba ' - er, 1 8: Broadway; Moans' Andrewsi 136 _Ced fitreei l ; : Samuel G. i l ri b Southmayd, 377 West street; ben, k Conklin 810 greenwich steel ;: aames A. G y, 113. Broadstnyt Clues. Lent, :Kingib . ridge, N. .; bort -.C. Hall, Chicago, 1114. I mith Robb e, Roc ester N.l Y.; 'William W. Lelan New:York : Peter • • Roach; 138 Au* street ; ttaateS S.: Bell, iner N . and • " ,, lit sireots! Bohn L. iDecn o 18 ater _' t ; .D.i. an L 2 Wart, 118, •Broadway; flora io N.' a ll up, ' ' er West and Barn* tsireets; P ter H. ester, (lir Gansetoortand-W,est ;' Raabe Ross r.; -48 -,it th Avenue; S tephen Promwell, =den, N. 'Y.; Albia Vadleigh, nibulelp4c.-. Box rB. B 'ttaini 491 Wii... N. ter street ; Samuel Sinciiir, bun° tlipildins'; Sam- Re: 113 . - Ehaw, Clev4land, Ohio; ' ' , _. ' . -•- . , / OYAL e strua**,4President. -' enAnqrs , C.VLAKE, . . • -1 , : CHARLES L. BROWN, i& g ent,, *antrum; Iloa.! LAW. East of Peace; !!!!1 if Some things 'Cali - • • • Othe TEM Subscriber •haviug pt ufacto4 of A. W. prepured to initnuptctuie • otsrd material,"woams*p. otentiOu• Itoston' kicker's,' (in, of fancy Sett tirAg Work warm I five years. - ` e *Merehantable Prods wori,,but NO IRWDII/ 1 ! .11arforli, April 5. Goode', 'Patches, - ..Ifrortnritk - WILL 44. ITAVTI4I- pnrchiseal 11. Post-& Co. at the respectfully inform his frie, itantly 'on hand, at the' Wirt stack of.goods,.— Lime, Salt; and Meter i on asjaroceries,-Dry G oods, .Ha , Shin* Nails, kc .; in exchalti of prodnce„at the - best prm4 Wood wanted.- • " lifontrowo)cp3t,,Feh. Lauesbaro. Sasti,..B Facto HE subsCriber will fluidal Bnithers, Doonk, Sash, on hand and furnished to; ordi and: workmen unb - urpaased •Oniers.aldressed to we will `Gond Pine . Lumber and Count change for ttre above. TO= . Litnesboro; Fah. 6. STEAM GRIST AN D IOST BROTHERS bating ' detablislOnent, Itillkiep f perfine and Filo! Mann Com. it', also Chop" and Aran at, the I Custom- - work will„-be done th calms tearranted.• : , . Montrose, July, : 185,3. * Fnitt:Triliet at. 7lire ' l, rPHE inhieribeni being 6 A. don of their stock, offer Ai)) five yeare'old, including ala nt vaiieties, at fifteen dollais pe „hut Bred, and twenty-five dollars ' r thoi 4 1 • Also, 'Pear , and other fruit d •IlkentlY reduca prim- - : . , Per. Catalogue &c., ad -. . • 4 - . - P N 8& ' :Flullbing ne • lainl • Fos - A* FARM coming 75,acreei about 20 scres'hitproyeil, and well _watered.' The übove - wM be sold on sditething of s paymonl ouquito ofJohn WilliamChatOirlin; To , -.. . = liasoilrepar ,Nott , WTOTICTEAs lereby • giv - that • ii. ill .. sticaled tal `the Coart 0 - • . . vphinT- Cou4ty. ticir, the .. astir 0 laws dila* Commohisalilf the appointed lionday t,lie Ifith ir: of ' heating urea the faciaodUrbi -, March- 6. 111;54. ‘ P•\ . - qt+`,4f---I' .. g roott r„3;- :01.: l'f•” tr - - v iritr ill • i .1413114111ei 1 he*thet zt; Ent a l fit ..„ - - .4efra to*: !lA' ,f ' , MEM Put.; 64"-**telk. waki.. thiy, old - . 47;400 t#l..cl cliff ` on Ti fris:lo44 .149234- inm.w ..aepait - ve tin 9.244. u.; .I I • Pi X. Ana pc: , • , 1•44 A. M. 5.30- •u..departß ; Sup rlliteriarit.'' :r to: , • NY. 'i • doli!elig well 99 1•, hased.kh . e Mak" - llad o o l l redimed. II Oda tag t ' scox`°''' . i • of iionid "re. keep,ton ell Seititted yair ivejl if(x)ta, All kinds ords 111 1!•—•-„' Door of nosing Icita4l4ed, 6 "IfTY- : Odom andj in idl 13131tf 4-por% diteti to peilent 16r . 66 - 6iun- rl-,; I - Anur,g, uocii 1114 ;is lireiV York: . • I `,l = , ir.o3 1 Hods() theifs..- .0 '.., ' i terina 114- ' ).91, ' 115 "X1 ,- P ar "_ . e pirau Or J "! ":' , 'v• ` , Own. r , ;, near 1 oubscsibek. Mena of !kw: the;bitoolient tII ift4l*** vitidoev or*, OS_ BAJO% OVo r ..„ . . ,- .. , r , .- .-7 , • 1,,, ~-41$1:F; .41 ,r.,n-:',„I7,„:ATITSWen 4 * , .1.. : _.;. _ :wfs ihi,d4ii‘`i--,,L44T.ii,-4,---.N.,,,. - l i-,-, , l4. ,o,47, : alm4 fl m P roo # ;;,eidgij :vlc.t.ii;OkialnlWOOrti .-..., ' 1 7.: :, -.-......,: i .4,1,. , .a c ri.stat,eqi -:-1. -- .4. -7' .. ,.;: i ... al. '' l ' • ithilii . ' b 6, "I-IOW:3 ~-..., „ , ,i4,. . i , :..:-.,--''''' 7." - : -; . ~ :,:„ •, !. " Black . ii' , =.''' ''''' l r a l ftl) • ' l * 3l e*ir..l - ' 1200 Preeigilion4i'. I PIW-44 c e ,.._,;- .. 1. ,:! . . - ;` l .'• -''.. 0.); 1 ,rt`iNge„, .41• S 1 17--ridw-4,16).?.,-:‘.,. ~ititaii...,..„.:4,..i.1-,,, 144.61)5etik44, ;: .--. ,,, 0... 1 Cobuip ;1; 1 , i 1 1 ,,i ic: ' "--- 7 ;1: -.0 kR* ,11 iff ier i . PrenOichailde 4, 0 ` - '-}i,'L ,;,--4,,C10au54,-14,00lliem;*,' EnAztidered!,... (Thighikit. alit priabei:‘,"-,- , - P ...-"-.,,.!-: , Semeti•Plidili, , - 77 . 1 ' 'Wool: ,• ' • ... , ,- • , ,-, 'IV 411T4' -'4:171•,n.:170 -Ad, --: .“'-,- ,-; MAO* : „ ' r.etyNi>. - • -'l` 1? .":., ' ",,,f;" ~Coal ,"" '.- ''rf'":"T-:_;.*._ , , •-, &Iran• . ','' '''''tk:7l;llll4l444.l- -\-, Pi ' ;t= ~ ' ,e „. . h - ~...i., •--". do' iliiitkide . . yf I:l...:Clitlik* '',4'. ' ?Aw * doAdDlfiV'•'lldOir -..,- ,'"i „,. °llihiforipjek"fl -1. e '..,.‘ ~ ' t l ~, TA .,: e ii, „.,..:, -- -,0M:)..1, • - - iiiiivviiilitairriiirt ravioli}... rrilE 005e4riber Othei te,: . z,oall.the attenlitii” : 'fends e and diimutlie ii• - hli very i ona Minket STOVES 'at his 'nen., titoraißoom.l4 ': Wk; imiti . tof LAEL,lroiateii store, and . near; Bend Depot:, .: He: has, in '&oth:a in 14 f, *etY a I cooling and PArkt /N 3 l B, ' ; : i terns, some of :,iirhiCh sri . 34; '- ' , ' ; .. :: - . 1- St. - IVidsoigik Piath Emrich,' J r 4 Oli . IfOderii . 2t*: -.lfohisteik* .l' - '--- edalliers :',lllrienti "-- 1 --: • ...Blesek'.Warrioc. r which.,. her YlOi hii forior stOckr beihe m t ',eitensive ima *ivied:o4 l6 neleCted ins in the 'tun*: .-'. :,. 3 1' Clinton' Moves; well fuinishe4 at .11 4 = 1I7? articles in his lino keptca, to miler, nsual, and Mileks recejid VI , GC'est . r O, • • :' .` 1 ~ .; • 'JOX ; p?dei-isige and Gikti.B.A4Vinr.i 1 ,P,TO T1LE:.5414.11.4 My'irtends,•one - 040, Trudd iliti :..* 1 , ~ That rm. rendrto servelon at mo . .airgeel:ol. r hive Mali and,Tobaccoffee and Rice;- Salt, Salerritus, Salgiette' and EPic_&l 7 -, 1 Ginger and Cloies, Cretan of Tattui and Cani Gliwes,,eassitneres i Arestings, selected* t have Nutmegs, Molasses, Alspiee 'and, T. With Ribbons and Tippets, the,lsdlealta . .ro Phis, Needliis and nsh - bbolcs, 4 : 1111 * 12 t7 Starch, Buteher-knivo; Bootie* Rat-trap! Ofirrycombs, Coffee-inlIK licking *IT' Coil-bale and. Crackers,' with•Wafent p3r . 1 - Pepper-saue, :Writing Boob, Raisins . ,[sim. cut But perhaps, the - whole, 'lre hare naidqui i 3 The half can't be told;no just • tep %lane Fpi yourneli'es,, at the Aore . of, xtiari frrentr, .- : i I .T. C. . Montrose Depots, Feb. 9.. 1 i I . 11 . 1F I W Ruin IN. SP rrilt ':underargned having up '' :... Alp in 'the,m - entrible b ' ' Or a • 1. fil: - Grover 4. to,ba":cotidutiol and der the name , and style of M vi i ... - 1. fully, beg . iesee 4,43. hiforM the' P r ul4e that, every desalOkar lea ,be'tfold tiiiritsMial 'cash' or any, kind Of produte.'iriii i laiiel urination to' sell as thrill or a-. ltie ? other house in the cotuglT--..11Y. keep a gc,Kid,,t,ssortment, and .uombx. st#4 to bushtess to . merit's liberal isbar.Wpril . age. ' 1 . ~ ..' - 4A1M":1110- SPringsliley May '4 . ' . 4,4140%-iti* Buffalo'obiol emciinstrecetewast •h fihawls Shaw pllOl ll ,CE lot of Wdollong h • S - SCOTT; JO SpfikTvale,:Decenal;kciS. : ::s Alviretice to the Piddles'. 1 4TIKGI just.Vettrr` nod frnm Ne es ir.nrk etkll the attention of my old {loam n • ..: the public in general; to; my. . ,- - 1 1. - ,- -_- i , APir,STOCK_OF d 0,0116, '' : which being bOught With cash at , tiUt biwes and wishing to sell PilusiriallY -. for the same,. fer them n greatly reduced prices:. - z .' - ' Cocbeco. Prints, warranted fast', 'colors; fo cents a yar4.' - Good Bniwn .Sugar, -If PtraPo ' dollarq ~ Wanton. Naßie„ acknowtedged by, best Nan in use, - ss,so.per lag; 1 Oats Boots and alines, Builsll6:Rob4sl of, all .Priees De 14‘iiws l ..eashmeresc PinUnCttis;v4 - pre;is. ,- - Velvet, &C. ;Moulin Di-Is:dam 1 [shilling Satin Sa 'Bonnets' and Moleakiw Hats, Broth°. Double Lringshawla, Tbibet do.o3cllli'l gat ix ably low prices: Tean.safekt r -- • - ps . rfi fitctrOn to all wbo will give MP . laun'%briro,'.Apr. 5, 1854. 0 1: 4 0KS- 1- good time fee Laphbiir,--Apr.ls. / 0061 ild Lan • pr. will belPilid.el4 .5.". • -g rr7Fl: Y MODLJCE Gkqdis, at mY ;Lanestxriro, April-5. , leexi,thics!kr clir4 , 40.3 F, wili leaTi-Tarkr L. 7 bettstine;latertY; lii,„ ,- - . `exrirafatthe Man'and Ifignk rowddnii • Iliontaose it,IC: - ..t. liontriwe day (Saida* eater ing Kirkwood in.tisne to take both Kest ehd West; - 444, *1 Ode rodte-tei.'sftekthe - New Thia line,interneeti a tri-re iForingville;. -Tutdthannoek, . barre, whichleitree Montror, 4, .. .day; Wednesda3r and Friday: - .*„. i vile; Lerayscille; kc.. - 1 • :- Good teams and . earnfortattle coirikW 'ded, and the proprietors -will' • spare no ;Pal cornmodate the riublic. ..- W. K 1 BATCH., April 6;1854. Vitn't get tilong /writhes. on r . pearance Groeeity. _ rrHE t"roprieturs 44 the e Ne:lnirratice ..1. would call the attention of the, pa. stock of Orceeries, which:coticiats, of elkery in.agnmery with the exception of 4---, .w ..be purchased for a littleaboie eclat. try for - yourselves, we will load ru down series for as little money as the ext. _I consists of. Sub , , Idolass, Fish, t } Coffeei - per, Spier,. , us &c., Ito. 1 Aril' IL . , ' RIL FPED : • C• RAC by the':lb'or keg or'quart. ',Nuts Nekolesik!: iiid.Taukte Notiops of all,deseoOlo 15:. 1 - I War Declared aiiintit ihe 1 ---77,7--- - • - 1 i oiwons i f ind IF k . o ur tt: a tr o : beards " . prepare •ix): : At. .bearded ladies or beiirdlpte..l . )9iB4 4 ' 0 pates,:ani and all ' Tho require'the - mica ., r Illai!;ber , and liiiii:-7 _will pease in mind that i • . - 1. CIIA.WLES TILLMAN 'r• continues tctexereiso i s `art . at the [.4)ld - ''• . baseinent-of §earle'oi otoG'llo6 ''wN. be dry" happy toy thalaCett,o Od_llll , 1 11:Infclf ! . :.. . - . ,'' ',,......,..:':, l ' r -., 7 ::,...: .1 P i IBC subscriber is agent forth, fo . 'Oomilai ‘bueinati. rate&' ^'s" , State Mutual l ittilimisbter:9% -% !,,.• • ea r - t o .(11474fittual'at Risrgiopurg:-1, Ronie littritirattetc:Arek • ... _ • iiontrose,At#l4:l-' • Fa l ls feir the • iq4yr omiatmtvi _ X n * id . president,: wißeimistit-Ptti,. the 4 OS: Pflret o ) 1 K- • - thiOvtouhkeriti. 1.44, : 69Pft 'q g the g. ft7tgo l- boor ; 1 14'.11:- 4 i4tY 'twins are .would Xcel P4 6 44104:007 ....4 1u ff cep. = Menlo% AS RIPMAN 4 , ~.. • - 1 1 . - - itmt - ~ - lots . fize t t, 42517.7.,:)i- 1 OVA',, , t ,, '!... - ' , '.J..'l-.' ~ rW . • ~ i , lv,°W , 6141 . • ' ' wee:'. re --!-- ' '"" ••_ i , isle • •", y.M..ff,d e rki l lid ,i * 4 01,W.p;•3__ , :, ,, , , ft .! We. haTifitithtsediS . , -, . _, ' ,_.,_. ',: iiilnaribt tare and Oen :la 41docotiatk' ' ' a intgl7-7 001 PIS - OttiltorP t prAir r A's,pittent 1,: , : . !: • .„, :. ••, ri f il l= l. 44 Pirele'lf,-„ . ' :-.' .. 7 Ills . , fbr-. I W-044:9 "PiWOVI .1 , Zalisiblog' e r lei- # oll4o,ll4ll ,**se,*Otelt*„, , - italka l '- - r1.grevi44611444P-07:j*AiS-; l i nas ,- .'::lti ~ 'MitilLEfietai .11 littAllit,ili'le d i ..„...?.c. vcila I ,i:i r c' inter, ' .4x4t. ',h-(43 - if t f' 1 - - ' • • I • 1 - tes !.l4 -;gie . - 11,044. :re*!e• p • ~eix._ 402, , 56, , !ei . 4,414 : 114 ,1**4144 t ong . aI:.VF,.°OI. o °4 Rremilim .4 4 4760, .a6:-411:* _ nvd - fot: inumink"Riodrorteifio kiark.ratlorlifteveisrar..44.- • : .: ' 4" . . t'frq tgaiv I .*;;Azidc4;l , % s 4 1 C4Ottit,.11i* : .4 bath .wocwi sinacow iiimem i ,•,v-i, - -:- - - . ...4 , ' . stin .., .''l 4 .- Drk A ,-/,, '1 : !prella afi Shov4-aatt 'finfor,; ' . - t '.. Elk / 4 64 1 il'ordei-wai ilaitot4ititatakrS. ... — 4Alitt . 647 irwi. 0 Air Ordarr.lo **NC --; . 7 .... ")s " ' • !ff' i A Dc w4*.salleitod Atm_ thqta,iiiNfe k '' - . ' ' 1 1 404tmi - e*soe - ': - , ‘, t: 1., :-' t.--, -,--:, , ,i-; ;;Vi , -;•.!.t.if ft : 4 '7 ; 4il:-= L! . ,:_, .. i:f r L Gt:' stand tat,' Ids ve TSTON wish to and of -pricat of- only 8 fortune. to be Cap's, alliebol 11, Silk • r yartl, Shawls, pyiegiv7 Tem. - 91 their kept: trio and ith gro- by the lip -m now." or Jews. or bald a - , d„ hi the he will new cue- husnisnev info • rAan -IpftlsAir t .'=- --,--`:;--* rintrrsubittio46,,,vin yhtt. sod •JI: _delinglialifYietatO--Fii . 401 l iitilobi=-''.' loouteitt).hl gtistliiihAn*ctlonstrPclit '-' ...... untY, , Y4lood:abo. VirgliAscpiacw , .. . 1 0 0 wish to offet . •their Pr9Pekt.rar. siklminglrt ' - itihuAta dekliPtfivi ( 174 eir .NTat7 4 1.66 a irpl , ows: 1 Number'of "w.. - ,1 . ...BoWttwi:tilnipio r Ar in e w vo;iterefill-btiiidiWi' tOtiirds,43dted Aiwa: 'fruit; other:fruik:*444lthivloHttkiek.atroW .frOm•Gmttltensk iktid:4l6l2i4,Al)o4 P ti ScA r , It• II and Dl,!:/r' s ' ^- 3 FT* * 22 , '- ..,.:; ~•'- , ' .-.. - -f, • '-,.'',".:' - . • Otir All-'libo , Wish tO, , bieeakieo,-...lfialistitte, till . ro oo k,'e prompt attention tr _Zl ionik ni 4.keffili either of. titiffit Gretit'lletiks ' . fcMoi.l%. . 1177 C o n e r i * ' fr 9m Are*1 1 , 1 4**erArp3his free - or Caargr-' ,t; - ' '''-' • . ' '4., - - . -;:: - 2,f' - ."-, - W .. Officelm WO '..s iti•k r lar tioi'dw, -0 8 . h Oliej B. Übasei litelY'occuiiied '' '4l A r l , ',Lei l ktitou z. . - -- ,r, . • tii'i" ,- -, -,'-, -7:,. 'l. ki),: , ,mistaixi.,r y r • Great Poud i r-4 , !. ... - -z 4 4... °ROL :-;-.- All i tir4lls Cli! " l'iiiipidcf du .. ffri Globe - c a nnotPr,!tt {:.', .g . ifiatgi.fnilisi7i/Aaie -- ' KFAILEIC Ii , ,MIDDARDV: - -• -• :- , I BOOT ':0 1 , ' 81110 g • 01 VORE;, - ;:- .. - . WgrOn; hi now rdediritli - 0,„ii),44 6itio ii , . . 1' :'' assortmen t of articles fillieti - ihteeiabota* a general aiietr of new , and: . elegant:Wow oflidios and kelt' - n's i lrear - . ann: B3 l --.,rid a l s'' - 'nre:-Lailtni 1 l ine French; S . k Lasting and , rranwl6:*=.e4. roa z Enanieled (Aka; Kid; Patillt7 ii.,, aid •B - I lean,' Linda; gnakina lad neit3,464lakiieffrif.Prad and Philad4lpkia; tiak'tianed 'arijitiliind kip Boots; . IforoCno, Calf and C IChfldreowhide' '131.1„BoYa calf , and . cowhide' l4oonian4, -Brdoanti4 l .l kinkal - MilWa ilnda \ wear- , - -Ainlr.-..444P 1 14-444 rimhwt.wilit4•col*skiii pnlitiC peo, VFablea; P ul gO nflnni k-**-tliieltd:,' -. '"Wil! . th*altoe'b.inffingt ini - ktiapaiasiidatoigio i n f ie , - - - &p:;.-,t'Aisq , oak ,end Iletakockirtiktlied - Cialilkimti - .. soleleather, liStrotcoAhia a nik ls oo..; `i -4 , '` 4 •'-'si l. . iritat,; IYOrkpade, to prdei and .: .'ICEELPrit 01 1 0041;4.. 1` . 3fOntro*'Apnl 6; 1654:- ,'-' • :VALUAbIap -- 1116A.eig: .„ 92 VI:4/XE LOTS, situated in the,:,,phtaa . antest part of the yilage:of Seopmbaktria; Idee, no es and i 043 in. the most, burliest .ParT of the 'afortisad village. Also.a jgrw - withf a entail impro timbered, situate tw , Stittqaehiumais. thL Y. k. Railroad, situate grade en ieed, Conewieta, and • The lure the bestwaterint, oality of, exteasivellat Seellgama, althouo anns, and but &O . ' alriegaide towns on the lie of`" 4: • • .atsqiiotiulpa Valuablk lopß SALE" tic - 01 i,Lind'on; the ynttet of* Liacall'annaj;" shout taidirObetwek. . tan and Pik eton "; ie tudAe timbe l t:ouni. heti?' 'mineral =region : iron; ine--sunil3ertetreL also . : in _ In* 4P o . rti ntjtftV. - ,thiOn*EithienCati*io (41 1 1:. 161001 For Anther, hlfintasticith*elvir.;iirrib. Isacli, 844 1 4. 11.-wikstmerzliiii,l•olN a tio anhictalwr;atifentrotte, Suilvielyt * at*Pit., 'attOrney'le fact of:the • t April 6, /854;:' niatirKnitt*." • . ' tiadir.--;:i4sl.k, "c!'-'.---"-- ..',. i - • I . P ' r°e ' l ing ' lil t -,Hirs.,44k- \ ' 'HEAR I ' nador , ......, ft D . LAT :I:,iPilklEriit: '.. ;.- - - ,i -luUrliiii;lis" c...%,,,-'-ed il,' " ,_,,, . R".2.11" ii - C7D- 4 ''.''-'. .t,P?:r.,' -ri:v.•; 7- 1 1 :ili.lutietilid #ll4‘„i„..pirgt :31(Aillit =...,-000 ,' ihseedie .- If h_ eidati it 10-41mirau•igt! [ for thelpiibite 111...:-. uqrprirmut the` public, made imeign t°‘_ ~, -__rl, ~. ,::,•,;.-, ;:;1:!!'' ~ * *ell as".par:,a-r ii i ii t bz.gi4t4,q,*.C. d vii n i ar *- Notice is ` thereforefl '. ' frod:4,,X, l#P,,f. the' aid of moutruso- and (1 .-- kr °lli , : ' -,.1*11t toots-. .80'ibe'f011Ati iabc"Pgwheriliiishill I* r at aiim r dmain street, A . - tii:ii, . bfat, , -- on and to • supPly --e Ti' IIA T I . ' ~- : n 7„ Our 'ffiende, . '1,., ' L' , '. * ,i --- ., riux ,`:' - ' Ability., . 7 -_, `. ".-- ' 0 'D: Ua'"`sb Them - , °Fi .' .. - wotwit—rz, - ,-- - • • , --- - -, ;, • -,.: - 1 3- A- :., ..‘,. .:.,•.;,- 4 ... l' - Ap r .'61854. --1'- ', • ' _ . Maid** ' - ' -1 ,,WATC H ;,-1111E.P.A4111, 1 - - .I _ -AT, THE OLD STAND 441 UL - trinE *ths cri O er 118:viWg4e6Wiwea* above lialk i ei4. 1 . 1 4 1 4 ,gs&wl4ert4e .2 **Tn - 4•;.4 1 0 .' 4 * fre,4-sliYITi. resPedtriillYv9Ticit fronk. ~,- ;enktoirr era i that lip; tilrettutiOr.-theit, ita, ..'' 7. xi: It is an eipeiieneedlital,akillfatir* i , ". ' . 'liciiii . g - kern-. 'ed hie bigness i4diftir many years i,` '. . 'aroma ,or itleabest shoPs,N lievi-Tink eitii - is ivropetewt;-* t i oa do y kind lofwOr/ - Akit: l ll4t be *et*lls.t.."l *liliail P ' fitness, vii ' ' r ...d4 , 2 - 4es.:- r andthf ai all NrOcli We tibit will secure #T . 4 O i . r ,‘?f ' 't ~.'-_,- ..',. , Id rings... , .- [to order, , and , ail kind*. . 1 repair 4 - ~1 L. • -- , BENTurat • , Mon tp: ,E 1 $ 2i s.pniit, 1854,- - " - pA.,ow : . Ar - AND E. 3tomwould.wispecinlay pubbithst c t u ok. C s- -iteep'coiy elelmsted Plows- -ustntl Pr' liatid, Si& m - 00 .1 11 1 ,7 3 1 4 ,1- 04 tiratont, 'to! -prdte rants 6 vit#ons - IsttkerPSl **l! iitteatikai.ta Immo, mention, ' We hope, by strict to; receive our Aare of MibrierTstmusar.'' toik; Ppit's eldf M50.2 1 79‘,,drr, & A ries mm. 'Repairing d . ,06 .- 011,1 111 0r‘nenee: -` ,• . 4"?. , .aiggiumlturr. -L5 •RIPA.11.:1101 * 1;- • LOOK TO iroußviatimimßl4 6 ! 2: - i 'rug int*riber*ilrittekitie IA A.t ,; , :j4: his old.- bui3intoss.ol l -StwOri *this Tr . - vinity *hell deemed. : YAM Lthe; °lll ;n 'v .! minty ghold4 ~ l x),.f*.*Wirelt44ol 1 , 'V !IPA° ." me olt ad. old laild - marlYh'* ll W.#ik."l444 o- .Y. - g bt l9 4tir as., `. 10.6144 tiy - iithe ect. is tcipecallot?, . ,_ to , . Culpes Rot. thiciiiicitivi.v`4trerys 2. flrhp'- ( be l l n°l- C i *es proX conialt Miter th 4 p— . ',hxilltioli.ffit la*. „ - - ' , -th6efofti '' ' eektg,it is.l9,iliiey..f.n.o.!tr_ , nrtinun,anctt.. - thin: . .' -, . - :._:..k;4,,,- '-.,:.../c5.;,,- -troaltr: r4iNoMp,ilso4ool l lo D r ' 4 1 <I ofitio*Oci; 29: -, '!: : \ -, ! . -!'t 1. 6 4 ,719V: Or *et < ' , , .4 1 ;.„.,- ,:%, -, ,g',. „..,—. :- ' - ---.' itE , i t itisek i ** 7 l'. 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