FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR a. Offlooo 10111011111111 S ' AusqUitlIAANA COUNTY PA., For tho Year 1865, rill be Held on September 20th, 2let. and . on .., - - , -. , -, , , , , i- -:, - .:71, - ::• L': - , - 11',,..-,.. 6.t.-:,,:- . ...;L . - . 7 ,.. :X:::: t ..',T , v , 7 __•.-7 •-.. • ,r,.. v t .... ...;. , 11 ,4 I , 'I ••, . • jo .i ;rill ~..07...„ )4 4 (..,,:, THE ANNUAL ADDRESS Will be Delivered et 101 dela* a. m. of the Last Day of the Fair. TIII aea►saa's sums WILL Da smsormarD 11l Tnrs. Organization and Object of the Society The Glenwood Agricultural Society was or nizead October 18th, 1881, on a different plan from all other Agricultural Societies hi the Unit ed States. This Society does not confine its ex hibitors to the narrow limits of Town, County, State nor United States, but opens it to the World. This is the fourth year of Its exhibition, and, judging from the success of, the past, we expect a great crowd this year, for we have add ed very largely to our premiums, and shall spare no pains in making everything as attractive as possible. As to the Fair Ground and ,Track, they are too well known to need comment— The Society tenders its thanks to its former vis itors, and pledge themselves to do everything in their power to make this more attractive than any proceeding orie, for we believe in improve ment. We refer you to our Premium List and Rules and Regulations for further information. Our exhibition this year, will be Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, September 20th,21st and 22d, 1863. JANES E. HOWE, President Nicholson, Pa. W. R. 08gcnifilar, Oor. Feey, Glenwood, Pa. IL P. Listsresn, Record. Sea'y, Nicholson, Pa. Pminm LIST.—GENT's DEPARTBff.NT CLASS L—STALLIONS, BROOD MARES, MATCRED AND SINGLE HORSES. Best Stallion four years old or upwards $lO 211 best 5 Best brood mare with foal at her font. 5 2d best. 9 Best pair matched carriage horses or mares 5 2d best Best pair horses or mares for all work 5 2d best Best single driving horses or mares 3 CLASS IL—SADDLE HORSES AND Yorrso Brea. QM Best saddle horse or mare. " stallion three years old " stallion two years old. " stallion one year old.. CLAM M.—COLTS AIM Mumm. Best Melding of mare three years 01d... 2d bmt Best gelding or mare two years 01d.... _ 2,1 best Best pair males 2d best CLASS iV.--GRADE DERIIA3I CATTLE. Best bull two years old and upwards $ 5 2d best 3 Best bull one year old 3 3d best Best under ten months old 2d best 1 Best cow three years old and upwards 5 2d best_ 3 Best heifer two years old 4 211 best Best heifer one year old 2d best Best heifer under ten months 24 best CLASS V.-GRADE DEVON CATTLE. Best bull two years old and upward& . $ 5 2d best Best bull one year old 2d best . 2 Best under ten months 01d....... ..... 2d best 1 Beat cow three years old and upwards 5 2d best Best heifer two years old 2d lost. Best heifer one year old 2d best Best heifer under ten months old 241 best CLASS VI.—Ne7TVE CA7ng. Best brill two years old and urards... ...$ 4 24 best. 2 Best bull one year old 2 2d best 1 Best bull under ten months old 1 BmAcow three years old and upwards 4 2dbest 2 Bestleifer two years old 2 2d best. 1 Bost heifer under ten months old 1 Criss Vll.—Wonwrera Oxus( AND Sr s. Best pair working oxen four years old or over; 5 2d best 8 Best pair deers three years old 2d beat....... . Best pair stemwo yeara old. 2d best CLAES Vlll—Stonze earl LAMB& Best fine wool bock 241 best Best three fine wool ewes 2d best Bost three fine wool lambs 24 best..... Bestcoarse wool back . 2d best. Beit three coarse wool ewes.. 2fl best Best three coarse wool lambs. CLAM LX—En sm. BeM boar. 2d best 2d best.... Best tire spring pigs. 2d best CLAss IL—Pommy 4fcc. DTI, coop Shanghais " " common fowls. Bantams , " Javas ~ ca g e of canaries " Geese ys " " Ducks " lot of spring chickens CLAES MI. —Pular DITISON MECHANICAL DE- I= Ben lumber wag0n....... " spring market wagon Ga u carriage " open buggy ..... " road sulkey " trotting sulkey . " buggy CLAss XIL--BECOND DIVISION MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT. Best plow for general use " cultivator " . " horse-rake " . " hand-rake " " ox-yoke " " corn-basket " " grain media " " harrow u " butter firkin " LI li pa i l 44 " wooden churn" " wheelbarrow " Gees KfiL—Tmam Drvimort ItIECUARICAL Damairrarearr. Best set of carriage harness, double...—. 4 4 a 11 al a single 2 " " team " d0ab1e........ 2 " " " pair do flue gs boots 1 2 " three sides , sole leatiterhom nck tutted 2 U id 11 't/ 41 oak a 2 u a a upper IS • 46 li 2 44 4 , " calf skins " di a , bridle, and martingalos......... 2 CLASS XLV.—Foinurn Dinmos bizausica. DEre.armLiwr Best specimen or tin ware of carriage or sign painting.. " " of cabinet. work " " of horse shoeing and shoes... " straw cutter " " moving machine. " " corn shelter Miss 2M—VrauTABLEs. Best three heads of cauliflowers " cabbage. ..... " twelve round turnips " " French turnips...... .. " " rutabaga turnips 11l beet , " " carrots " " parsnips. " " onions. " " Peppers " tomatoes " three squashes. " " pumpkins " twelve ears of sweet c0rn...... " three water melons. • musk melons one bushel of potatoes CLASS XVl.—lltrrrErt, Cretan, HONKY, ado. Best CLASS or firkin of butter $ 5 2d b 3d best Best twenty pounds or more of cheese'. 2d best Best maple sugar " box of honey " maple syrup " cider vinegar " home made soap Cl MS XVII—GtuaN AND FLOIOI. Best bushel of corn In the ear_ of oats " " of buckwheat " half bushel of white spring wheat " " " " red winter wheat it IA •' wh i t , u u “ lot 11l rye ” peck of clover Seed " timothy seed " " flax seed " sack of wheat flour " " rye flour " " buckwheat flour " " corn meal , CLAIN XVin—Fnurr Best variety of winter apples, five of a kinds 5 " " of fall 3 " specimen of peaches /14 2 pears 2 quinces " variety of grapes 3 CLAES XIS.—PITOTOGRAPITA AND Best specimen of photographs $ 3 pocelain pictures 3 penmanship 2 CLASS XX.—TROTIII7O COLTS. Fastest four year old colt " three Best two in three in harness. Cis XXL—Tuorriain 110BAE9. Fastest horse that nes er trotted under three minutes • $ 30 " pair of horses owned by one than___ 100 single horse without exception 3t Single hohses, best three in five, in harrts. Double team, best two in three, to wagon. JIDGES. G. W. Walker, South Gibson, Pa.) Judges R. S. Searle, Montrose, Pa. ). on Classes Arah Snider, jr., Nicholson, Pa. 3 1,2, . 3. S. W. Breed, Brooklyn, Pa.) Judges on Muses A. C. Sisson, Abington, Pa. 1 . 4,5, 6, 7. 8,9, 10, Levi B. Peck, Rexford, Pa.) 11, 12, 13, & 14. J. E. Howe, Ist, Brooklyn, Pa ) Judges Perry Marcy, Tunkhannock, Pa.,i- on Classes Edwin Stephens, Nicholson, ) 15, 17, 18 & 19 David Smiley, Smiley, Pa.) Judges E. S. Kent, Brooklyn, Pa. ). on Class Tho's Arnold, Dandaff Pa. ) 16. Fred. Fool, Binghamton, N. Y.) Judges John Briabin, Scranton, Pa. ;. on Classes J. S. Torben, Montrose, Po. ) 20 &2L Panntrm Lwr.—LADM' DEPARMENT CLkiss SXII.-1 - 10mintioLD'ilirrtaxs. Best loaf of wheat bread $ 1 " " brown bread 1 " " pound cake 1 " " sponge cake " lot of preserves 1 " specimen pickles CLASS Lx rn. -DOMERTIC MANLITACTURES. Bela ten yards of flannel $ 2 " five yards of fulled cloth 2 " fifteen yards woolen carpet 2 " fifteen yards rag carpet 1 " six pair woolen socks ..., " two pair woolen mittens i " ten yards linen cloth 2 " specimen of linen thread i CLAM XXiV.—FLowsns. Best collection of flowers " " of dahlias " " of roses " " of verbenas " boquet CLARA MK - V.—Oa:vatErrrer, PAINTING Best oil painting " oriental painting— " crayon painting CLAIM XXVL—FAscY Fwertnumnr. Best piece of worsted embroidery " piece of silk embroidery " piece of cotton embroidery Class XAV 11.—Onseartaarrataimitotcwons_ Best patchwork quilt $ 3 u quilt of any other kind 2 " bed spread 2 " ladies sawn 1 " ladies bonnet 1 JUDGES. Mrs. Daniel Clark, Lenox, Pa. Judges 'Mrs. J. 0. Bullard, Brooklyh, Pa. on Muses Mrs. Fowler Peck, Harford, Pa. 22 & 23. Miss Helen Kinny, N. Brilford,Pa. Judges 'Miss L L Hartley, Glenwood,Pa on Classes 24 iMrs. Mary Ressegne, S. Gibson,Pa 25, 26, & 27. 1 CLAss XXVIII.-3liw}lz[,waizoca. Should there be any article on exhibition not enumerated in the above schedule, the same shall be referred to the Committee of Arrange !meats LEMUEL HARDING, } of Committee SOLOMON TAYLOR J AMPS STERLING, Arrangements. 'GLENWOOD, September, 14th, 1865. Rules and Regulations. Tickets for each admission, twenty-five cents, children under twelve years of age, ten cents.— . Carriages will be allowed to enter the enclosure on payment of fifty cents for each admission for a pair of horses, and twenty-five cents for a sin gle horse. Colts, two years and under, ten cents Stock and all other articles !entered -for exhibi tion,free of charge; horses, mules and eriltvonly excepted. No person will be allowed to gamble !or sell intoxicating liquors on the Fair Ground. Tickets of admission will be famished at the ticket office, near the Fair Ground, and returned to the gate-keeper on entering the enclosure.— The Books of entries will be with Henry P. Hal stead, Nicholson, Pa., until the day of the Fair, ut which time they will be found at the office formerly occupied by Schultz, Eaton 6 Co., near the Fair Ground. All articles and animals intended for exhibi tion should be entered as early as possible. An imals and articles entered for exhibition will have cards attached with number and class as entered on entry book-, and it is required that exhibitors in all cases shall obtain their cards of number and class previous to placing their arti cles on the ground& The books of entries will be closed at nine o'clock, a. m„ the second day of the Fair • ex cept for horses trotting for the $lOO and $:100.- They will have the privilege of entering until ten o'clock the third day of the Fair, after which time there will positively be no entries made. All animals'and articles for exhibition must be on the Fair Ground as soon as nine o'clock, Thursday morning, the second day of the Fair, at which limo the Judges will take the entry hooks and proceed to decide the merits of the articles and animals entered for premiums. • Ail articles and kernels entered for premiums must remain on the' Fair 'Wounds until the close of the Fair. There will be a man on the Irourod to furnish grain, hay, and straw, to any persooi - ' wishing the same, lifinsennutstdp end trotting till-b 0 ~DaB~IId se f011Ows: three and four pearl old colts will trot the first day of the Pair, commencing at two o'clock, p. m. Sweepstakes premium of $BO, for all horses that never trotted in public within, three minutes, at two o'clock, p. m„ sec ond day. The double team trot for $lOO premi um, and the single poo premium will betrothed for on the third day, commencing with the double team, trot at 12 o'clock, m. Immediately after it Is decided the trot for single horses will come off. I - - The Annual Address will be delivered from the Judges' stand, at 104 o'clock, a. Di, on the third day of the Fair. Immediately after the address, the Reports of the Judges will be announced. The premiums will be raid at the of ice of the Treasurer, in Glenwood, on and after the let of October, except in classes 20; and 21, which will be paid on the last day of the Fair, after decision of the Judges. Persons competing for premiums in classes 20 and 21 will bo reonfred to pay 10 per cent. on amount of premium for which they enter. Feed will be furnished for stock competing for premiums, on or near the Fair Grounds, free of charge. i . 1 i 2 s ~ 1 4 ; MARBLE SHOP Removed to the etmet back or the Catholic Church. I keep n. tkoloolltok konote..O by elating at the IShop. It .44 enable all cug tomen to tneke a noting of t) per mat. 1. I/A.D./KM. Montrote,February 1114.11365.-tt Real Estate Agency ! MILE undereined have formed • partnership and opened o J. flee for the purchase„eale, and rental °Crest agate in the Coat ty of busguehan ma Pa., and we shall try to mato It for the Inter. Of all who desire either to purchase.sell or rent real estale,lo Xlv , as &call. We dodge! to &Overtire extensively to all those counties both In New York and New Jersey, from whence , roue most of th persons who buy innde to this county. Mr. Ilinds extervivel acqualnterlthroughout thecounty and wiligive the matters entre , oil to as his whole attention. 'it e have Several Farms on hand, suitable for dairying purpose, The larger part of the perch money min run !or • Wrin of years. payable in Installments. No. 1.-7al acres of land In Forest Lake, ISI improved. good dwelling house, sla barns, well watered, and will rapport from SO to 36 cow.. Convenient to meetings, schools, and mecharom. large part of the purchase money can remain for a series of years. N 0.6.-113 acres of land In Franklin, (Upronvillej 100 4crea Ire proved, well watered, two dwelling booths, two barns. llonymileni to meetings, rcboola, and gore. Well suited for dairy purposes— Fart of the purchase moneyy males for • scrim of years. No. scrim larolln Illmrwt, improved, well watered and tensed, good new dwelling house, •- barns. orchards, and cloys ant Umber upon P. slifllclent b. fence the whole farm for any Yuwa Two and a half nal Im from Olmock Corners, and floe. miles fron. Ilon.coe. Two thirds of the purchase money ram remain for tisrc les of yoars,_aimired by hood and mortgage. N 0.6.-67 was or land In Bridgewater township, "14 miles Irmo Youtrow, LS acres improved, a good new dwelling house, barn, tarty-recta/lads. a good grafted orchard, well watered. One half of the purchase money oar remain for • number of years, secured upon the premises. N 0.6-100 acces.situate In Bridgewater. two miles from Bon. hose. AO screw Improved, good new dwelltse house, barn , and curl sod. °•••Biirtli °rile Illmbhaac money down. sod the balance In sod 6 years. • . No. 7.-Bltuate In the township of Forest Lake, font Mlles hum Montrison. A daily range passes the house. ISt acres. rem 100 la.r ved. i ll od dwelling noose, two barns and shed.. good or -h sawln good running order, and older mill, churning water. milk house bd. Temp: Oneimir of the pnrehasr unmet I down, the balance n eve annual payments. No. 6.-316 street tend to tfarrfnß township. 190 seam Immo. ed. rad derailing house., two henna wagon hours, One stabling, well watered, and under a good state of improversent, cm:vet:len: to schools and meetings, nod can ho cratventicutly dividedsod emir into two farms. Terms: One.holf down. balance In hint:Omen IA No. L.—Situate is %heti:o-nutty of J maw, rem/ miles from Mont rneaStotainingeirtt screw forty-aye In.proved. a good hoot, huu. grafted orchanhand a very thae .agar bush. mot:enter , t an l'horeh. Schools. and Mills. One.nllf of the purchve motley down, balance nu An pall In file equal parnerds. No. 10,-81tnate In the township of Now Milford, containing IRO arm—l SO:wren improved two miles from the Borough of info Milhird. sod about eighty rods from the Lackaleatia and Wvso.rn P.,11 Mail; lavil wainr.d won springs; gond building , . and a nine Dearing orchard--a grove of sheen upon the premises suitable for ties or telegraph poleams school hours In the immediate vicinity and three di:remit churches .1:1-In two lune, lOU ACM, from the far will be sold If the purchaser should tot want the whole Terms reasonable. Nn. 11.—+06 %Cf.t adjoining the village of Pvegrtehnnaa Di on the N. Y. & Erte Railway. one of the most convieniut fawns In the vidnity from whim. to sll cull& In the ell&ce. will keen 00 towii. and teanis ln work the fano. The, are about 7000 balraph poles on the farm. worth 11.00 each, b' idea qua., ley of Railroad Iles and wood withln s faille of the village ; two goad dwelth.• hoarse, eve hams ; and a saw mill. There Is glen on the farm Ore proof pant mine, and • maid mll Ito good running order {WO 1.04. d Orthards. No les. lb. m o n e y plissengr rains leave the den. daily. Tor th cotererleing mar to mate oe the farm le poo r of the :nod dmirsible In be DOI thet, pan of the Nude. 10.—bitunte In New Milford towschlp„ two miles south from the eillgee-110 acres—about 70 acres fruprorwl. a good house barn, wad out huildlomi—fluely termed and well wafered—a geag orchard of crafted &MS (pws.b. plena. and emery) eltuaod for dalry purposes. One half the purctrue motley down, the hal lance In one, two. and three year, with lnterest. A very liberal d own. ion to price U the whole petrelmse money should b• paid d Address CRAMBNILLIF Ak HINDS. Jauturrl3 1.164.—t1 --Korsrtme Bun nehasusa Llo_ WHEEL HEADS ! WHEELS AND REELS A LL those vesidne to purchase any of the ghost named articles In find (hem:elver suited by calllng on the sutscrlher at his shop In Sarre% Foundry, or on S. IS. Sayre R Brothers, &Met, Bars In Montrose. Flax Wheels, Wool Wheels, Clock Reels and W heel-Heads ! Wholesale and Retail. Ilcie wmama If promil' If =tome, Jyttury 1. IBM. N. 8.—R.4413134 dons cal abort notice. KE LAW NOTICE-NEW FIRM BENTLEY h !ITCH basing tostoMated R. h Ban-ram rm. silt them as a partner In Me practice of the lam lo 111 Its turf. ova branches the badness sill hereafter to done In the name of Bentley,Fitch&Bentley, and all trOtinsat rermoded to them .111 be attended to with prompt. no. and tldellty. tenet one at occupied by liebtley S Mb. I. S. artrriti L S. ..... S. s. la. Montrose, January 1 1865, P. REYNOLDS, LICENSED AUCTIONEER ' SEI : L i DRY 0001,5 and di Itrada of Ilerthsadlm, and alio Moutro:e. Pa.. Dec. a. 1864.-41 Examining Surgeon! THFEt -I ..b:AVA - "EL=III.":T.Z7V 6 °:.",.'I snl give cercates to all entitled to Pensions. sr{ I I at tend to al plisationstbstmisy be presented to Inro,ot Montrove Pt. Root. at 8. TgrbeMs Hotel. E. PATEICK. Montrose,. April S. I.94S—tf AdeCOLLTIId & SEARLE. Attorneys and Counsellors at Law MONTEtOSE, SIISQ. CO., PA. rmnedtt,..brer•B Scar Brick Bialkllajr, orer Lathrop, 11.10 a Rlley, More. B. dd— wag, - • lit.ty.a.a.s . ....nagar 17. 1 7111._t E. M. TURNER, Attorney -at- Law ! OFFICE OVER WILSON'S STORE. MO.t.OOC, AUCCA 1e844l HOME INSURANCE COMPANY. OF NEW-YORli. CASH CAPITAL, TWO MILLION DOLLARS, Jams". 1464, A1..126=53. Liabilities. 7608A1. J. lifirawarSiistra, &artery. Orraa. J. ilawnw.Prealdent.. Joins Moths, Assistant Seery. A. • . WrrwAiren, V. Pre/t. Polbriesterued and renewed by the suldnreigned. M hie cake. maths Postal= BILLINGS STROITD, Agent, Montrose. Pa...lnlyl.lB6l.—Lf OUR COUNTRY SAVED! 'Great Reduction in Prices. New Firm and low Prices Tr ALT FITEAD & HOW an J- wa V=l.w.; gy_l3lF,lttbwilttiMh at aids gerketlitly kept to a Contary Btore al D ens sow Dom• , WEARE AGENTS FOE TITIE WOilft 36110WIled Ohio Reaper and Mower. We are pte wrep 10 Panda , extra ladeecmenta to the tallier ..I.FLODUr CIZ t°OrltGa.flaißiLigt.tVeiiembHPiirlZllTteClNV. TO DAIRYMEN. • lap amassunza grill Pal k4OtA Matt vi.a !or pim r Bolter—farrJah paoloce mum to IMMO OT t 6 ,1 DM.11111.4 ars hair. York.. Add.= bolt by the via or poord Unarms, V., i 6.046.- Ce_PUSS ?SITU J6llll—no metal cr cement about them—a A r 4, rata th4;raklnli ausete,sed Om. tor ale by Me tnahM.r ea& Web aelgebble forazatiii - LATEHRY. T 1865 1865 " Eighteen yen.. eatahllahed In N. Y. City." Only Infallible letnedles known." " Free from Folsom " "Not dangerous to the Human Funny. " }late come out of thalr holm to Me." `Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c Ester's `Costar's" Bed-Bag Exterminator. le. liquid or wa,u.d to destroy, and also as • pre ventive for lied huge. to. 1. VADAK IN `Costar's"Elec'e P o w,r for Insects, I. for Moths. Mwvlttoes, Flees, Bed.l3 , lgs, Insecta On Manta, 'owls. &ci cada. &c &c. &c. &e. &c. •111 mUutaettin MONUMENTS, rir gold by all and Retailer. everywhere. or ! Bzw•az ! ! or ail mencahlenetedtealcea, or - bee that •. Corr &e'er 111403• Is on each Box, nettle, and Flask. before You buy. Hon ry R. Costar, W?amen... Drew. U!] Banana ay. Pore Yosa. bold by ell Mrthmlate and I)ealcra In Montrose, Pa. HEAD-STONES, 13= and !Inland In the bent Out of a Superior Quality of Marble. INGEEABEOFRSTB.Tht• Fnrtner's Gazette arts and proves by fignres that • , ne pelf . of rot. will have a prose ny and descendants bole.. than r.41.0:4 lb three years. Now, on to. this Immense family can be Itt pt down. they would oonsmne more food than would metal,. 6.1,.0n human to In a. SAT dm" ltowrad'a" advertisement In this paper. BATS Mier BIRDS -Whoever .other. In .1 4 00(th, =MI bird. isn cruel nun ; Whoever side In exteruilcuting FLATS I. a benefactor. W. should like Wine of our curielpunderits tritive us the benefit of their experience in driving out therm pe.ta. We need entuelidng beside. dog.. cab. nod trans fur thhibuinnsas.—DClatalh le American, ii. Y.) fir nee " Colgtxit's - advertLieukent In this paper. "COSTAR'S RAT EXTERN! INATOR la simple, .all 4 and. vote—the most perfect RAT•idmtin meeting we have eeerattend. tt.t that tan Rt 1h properly nrepared According to di met lon, will eat It, and every one that eras It will Jlq genendly td some place se dtdant an Icoothle (non where the fueclicina was tat. en.--. 1 Lake Shore. Y kit trroct or See " CarrAn's" ad vert.etnent in Ws paper. ;lOUS LK trPubletl with venom need lo in no Icons, If they use l'onyusk . Ext, morklor. q e hate uzd II to our sat hd u „ss os ; u m! If o Is k 0,71 O. we would hate It. WI havetria d P01k.... hut !hey llre , Pol : but - Cstar's - ullcle knocks the bnsell out of huts. Illus. !touch., Ants, and llod link., quick er !bun we can write p. It Is In Brest demand all over the opt. try.—Lbledlua, Ohio, Gaztte. Pr Ste '• advmtkernent In %ha paper. A VOICE mom VIE FAR WE , T Speaking or "Cornalr Rat. Road.. Ant. he K 1 t. - u.ora grv , i nnti tonhrmre a.,1 In ~rant Con., • r.rn. thAn ....I pay tof U. nn, Rat and ihnct - --ILaoraatcr, IVL•cotado, Dr sea ••C•11111,4ie Advertlyamtnt In thb paper" \ FARIIIMS AND 3108 EFi tfrot•Ell."l—mould recollect tha , hob.l,de of dollar.' womb of Ora.b. l're‘tAlben. fre, Ira arattle'l ,leotrerAl by UlOll. Mir., A Ed, and Mt.,. Interts Arai A-Armin—a erlsLa can bn n nal by dui.' Sr.' ..ord b nf SE net, Roach, Ant, At..K.Unlitninntad. lain,nt and used freely. Elf"' eee “Coam,ksie adrenl•4m,m In thli mom Sold In MONTROSE. PA. rv - 13y . 1 1 OrnAclem. and Dtaleni. 6m. NEW GOODS At Reduced Pried& T l l l y t.g . br k r . ber 7o r n . !d b l , n r f o uz i b . l:X . egt , an c ll f the public genet* B. R. Lyons & Co., not to . •feed the huogry, 'hat to CLOTHE theme wh o erlith to be CLOTHEDwIththe BEST ARTICLE of Ready Wade Clothing , to be ound In the County. canal to any Cuero: Woes and WAR RAWTSDNOT TO RIP. THIN AND THICK COATS, Yestsand Pants. of every variety. aAllsonn 6.XTENSlVEannortment o HATS & CAPS, I iteststyl ea Al kinallttes .emlarTl fIAII EvlsOsiwo. Montrose. April IT. S. LANGDON. DOWN DOWN! DOWN! HAS GONE GOLD! LOW! LOWER! LOWEST! ARE OUR PRICES FOR . Prints I Delaines! Sheetings Dress Goods! Boots and Shoes ! Gaiters Balmorals ! Groceres and Hardware! Ready-Made Clothing! Hats I Caps! Yankee Notions rTaad W our ENID VARIETY of stock. We mad base more mom fur our KEW 00005, and are determined to clean out the old doek. ror-Come and see tm before_ purebatand ar hietest prices always paid for Butter, Grain, and Pro.. duce of al! kind. J. E. JACIISUN. Fairdale, April lt , 36 .-.-Of. MEE SCOTT'S POPULAR REMEDIES Three =Widnes ere warranted If used according to directioes Try them and If not entlefectore return one half the medicine and the money will be refunded / have sold thousands Or betties, but none have returned. ISC:OTT'S CHOLERA CORATL EIE=IT TM, medltive lo compoeed of flom and Roots, and canoes an Im ...dige n=szt.n In the oPnkno. and to bamleas to all, It b., been used In the SPOTTED FEVER. to • mamber of coal. and proved effectual. Fulkarectitms as each bottle. 15 C 3 GO Czar.. SCOTT'S SANATIVE CERAM It to clocapoood of argetoblim 004 L. adalT am:d.a. Pa d tweoty.floo coola a boos. :idea Sm:—We have had ample opportunity of testing the Or tau of your Cerate ter many year., and nod It .. you rtemedittd ft, and are have to Imilatiou It recommending ll to clok public. L W. BINGHAM. M. L. New Milford. CALVIN U. FIAIAL T.ll. D. Moatrom. Wm. H. EIEH, Wilkesbarre. litanueniturtd by L. tkott, Scranton. and for wile by 1. N. Scranton. roatrom. n nos. Nen milenn. IFLA SCOTT, Spr.t•lla. Revantrsk ilw 101161 MA —ll International Fire Insurance Copan MI CAPITA 0118 Ell DRIB, CHARLES TAYLOR, President. HAMILTON BROOIS, Vice-President. OLIVER DRAKE, Acting Secretary. BILLI_IIGN STROUD, Meat 11autraft. tansivs. r. 111 • poste—Med for RA's. !Col, Re case, Alm R.lO Airs, &C. &C. 56:5. 18(36, 1 Stii."s. 1,-4(;:s. ISOS. OEM 1 tk (55. FOR DYSENTERY, CHRONIC DIARRHEA, CHOLERA MORDUS, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, CRAMPS, COLIC, NERVOUS, BILIOUS, AND ma' HEADACHE, SOURNESS OP THE STOMACH, COLDS AND COLD CHILLS. FOR BURNS, SCALDS, OR SCALD DEAD, FROSTED FEET, INFLAMED EYES, WOUNDS, OLD ULCERS, CEIAPPFD HANDS, INDOLENT TUMORS, SPRAINS, BRUISES, PILES, CORNS, 61C. OP NEW-YOVX. Office, 113 Broadway. A WORD TO THE WISE. WHEELER & WILSON'S. The Best Family Sewing Machine MADE, ISIS NOT A SHUTTLE MACHINE,affI But makes the Look Stitch. THE VERDICT OF Tii.E PEOPLE IS DECIDEDLY IN ITS FAVOR. The fuel of there beingmaj3f . ble s laschirtes sold THAN OF ATTESTS TTS SUPERIORITY For further particular@ call upon the Agent. .he tha different ttylo of mar-bloes are on exhibition. Fartles that have wed other p called Standard Machine have thrown them aside and Opt their testimony In Ivor of thpe. EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION. • For severs' reaaona It recommend. itself above all others. 1. Beauty and excellence of ditch, alike undid:: both aides, work rig eq cully well on dlk, linen, woolen. and cotton Roods—aeatn waiting. gathering. Iddrundinag. fellir.g, carding, and twiddling Strength of modnathst oot rip nor -avel. In uThe st slmple lri constmetion of any taro se; th m e o refore less liable to get out of mpair, threaded machlte 4. Sews without the rise of a shuttle. thereby doing away with much en ',berme., machinery, and the trouble of regulating the tension of the under thrall. It. liana at • carder spend lb. • atintale machine vineaftily Those machine. with all the ric. Improvements, vramanted and delivered to llfoniro.a, at Marmfacturrre prima The neat of Tiny, Rartarscas poem. Over on caner, In tiae In Montrose and vicinity. _ ?doatrose, Jan. 30. I 635,41 Delaware, Lackawanna, and Weston! Et Et 1. 1 X'