-i : ' Piiiit.Witei iiii. iieti.
'A , Writer in'L the' A'griiiiliniist;
following communication,, calls attention
to foul water asa, fruit ful source of.dis
ease and wantof thniftia animals L..
That afarmev who has , provided for his
barnyard a never • failing supply of good
water, and aa arrangement by ; which it
le brought iota the troughs or tubs with
out pumping or drawing, has a conveni
ence whose value is not, likely to, be over
estrmated; but it is a matter of no small
importance that it be given to the stock
fresh and pure. Because animals drink
from a filthy trough or a muddy and stag
nant pool with apparent relish, it does not
follow that their sense of taste is of a low
order and cannot appreciate good feed
ing. Necessity tee often compels them
to drink anywhere and whatever they
can find: Long continued habit deadens
or perverts the taste. But animals with
nnvitiated taste, left free to choose for
themselves, will find the purest water as
quickly as the sweetest grass; especially
is this true of the horse. Some are nat
urally fastidious about both food and
drink, and they often suffer from thirst
rather than drink from a vessel or at a
well they dislike. Some men entrusted
with the care of stock, seeing a horse tast
ing and sipping, or playing, as they ima
gine, say he is not dry, or is whimsical,
and bring him back to his stall, there to
remain until thirst compels him to drink.
Thus a real cruelty is ignorantly practis
ed against a dumb beast, when a few mo
ments' attention would discover and re
move the trouble. Fresh, pure water
means more than simply water free from
sticks, dirt, or substances which are read
ily detected by the eye. Water exposed
in Shallow vessels to the atmosphere du
ring warm weather quickly loses its
fresh and sweet taste. Should it remain
in a stable twenty four hours it becomes
undrinkable from having absorbed the im
purities of the air. Ammonia, carbonic
acid, and all the gases escaping in the
stable, are absorbed rapidly and in large
quantities by water. During hot weath
er these gases are always laregely pres
ent, even in well regulated barns, and a
tub of water exposed to the air in a sta
ble yard, or in a cellar, soon becomes
charged with them, and is 'unfit for any
anima to._drink. Besides being of a dis
agreeable taste, it becomes slightly aperi
ent. A cover that fits closely to the
trough or tub is of some service in keep
ing out dust. and dirt, and pieventing
contact with impure air; but, it is impossi
ble to keep water in shallow'vessels about
a barnyard and have it absolutely pure.
The safest plan of ensuring purity is to
draw froth the fountain head as often as
wanted, and when the animals have drank
throw the remainder away. It is a com
mon practice in summer to keep water in
the trough to prevent its drying and fall
ing into pieces. The more shallow a
trough is made, the less liable it is to dry
up; but it is better to lose one occasional
ly than always to give impure water to
the stock. Scrupulous cleanliness in the
care of all the arrangements for furnish
ing water commends itself to every think
ing man who is the owner and lover of
animals, in proportion as the ill effects of
neglecting them are understood.
l'uritan Philanthropy.
There was a man in our town
Whose hobby was canary birds ;
For songsters he'd as bleb renown
As some men (or thus dairy he rds
Ile kept Ms little dickies MI,
In most comfortable cages,
And furnisbed feed for grcatiind small
In accordance with their egrs.
Ile loved ble.pets, and they were gay,
Ind =riled songs ofjoy and peace,
To hear their young attempt the lay,
Lad see their little broods increase
One day some philanthropic gents—
At least so they themselves announced—
Impelled bvkaritan intents.
Upon lip% bird man ponneed.
Their •peakcr, Ten dell WiHips, said :
" Friend, this committee's from the East •
Where bran new moral plans Are laid—
The home of him anrnamed "The Beast?"
" We're sent by that great Comnonwealth,
Which claims the right to interfere
In other people's moral health—
An ancient right she holds moat dear.
•
" Oat misslnn's brief, brief let it be :
'Tie moral Idaseachupetta' wish
That you at once these birds set free :
To.cage them Is vile and heathenish."
" Whyr qnoth the man, with staring evil,
" 1 break no laws—the birds are mine;
Yoar words hare tilled me with surprise;
I shall not part with them, in tine !"
In vain the delegation plead
The right of all birds to be free
Thai homes are fields and trees•' they said
Bat this the birk , man could not see.
"Mhat ! fields and trees !" cried he amazed,
"r4e4se bit& were all in cages bred
Yournmeeachnsette mum he crazed ;
Freedom would canoe their death," be said
Soon angry words advanced to blows ;
The delegiitton proved too strong;
Each cage by forcelhey did inclose--
Accomplishing great itght—or wrong.
When all the dicky-birds were out,
These philanthropic wise men fired
Every gage they found about t
Which act all puritans , admired,
?bin. an the bird man waxed Irate.
As puniehment because tie railed.
Tppyselzeil his pictures, gems and plate.
And for the modern Atheras sailed,
Meanwhile the dicky birds, poor things,
}Upped helplessly about in need;
And knoWing not the nee of wings.
They did not fly in search of, feed.
Some died La tonere, starved to death—
Shay by little bops were kyled—
Doge crouched them dozeaa at a breath—
With scores of them cote maws were filled.
By those who illy knew their needs,
Some wereminght and caged once more,
Mae I they perched on broken reeds
Their mirth and Ovine days were O'er-
„PM birds i their race is nearly run—
, - liggielebid by moral *Labia rigger”:
IiPW. Maar, answer
.uts mare *al* 444 Egan t
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:' 401606)ii ani Milt Timber "
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axe
1 4obrelattMil:Ne;rToier'has 41ferfol:
lowing!epapMendations nonnerning:the
management ed*Poit'anff,railliii4iir r -
Felling timber should-U - 4one before
the sap begins "toeireulaie. it is a pretty
well established fact •that timberis more
duiable when eut,.iii -Antrim) or, in the
early part of winter, than if taken from
the stump in spring, when. every .pore is'
full of sap. ' '
Posts intended for jetting next spring
should be cut immediately without fail.
Then strip off the bark, and pile them in
snob a manner as to promote their season
ing as much as possible. To have a post
last well in the ground, the juices in it
ought to be thoroughly dried up before it
is set. It is frequently impossible to split
rails from large logs in frosty weather,
and it is likewise disagreeable work to do
when there is deep snow in the forest—
hence the getting oat of rails is often de
ferred until spring. But the timber may
be cut before that season. We would cut,
it in the fall;. it is better to cut it now
than to wait longer.
The rail cuts may be sawed off, and left,
till suitable weather for splitting, and the
limbs and tops worked into fire-wood. •
Neither posts nor any timber that, it is
desirable to season should be setup end
ways on the ground. If placed thus, the
moisture from the earth will ascend the
pores of the wood to a considerable dis
tance ; hence it will not season well and
rapidly.
110, FOR THE MEM!
1 , 4:•31 10 c0;i)-ii\CO , 1
,*eluing attint,
WITU REVERSIBLE FEED.
THE BEST IMMUNE IN USE!
MAKING FOUR DISTINCT STITCHES.
suy 1 1: 0 =VID for pour Wife
A Written Warranty Given if Required
READ ITS VIRTUES :
We claim for the St.ontslca the following advantages
over any and all other Sewing Machines :
ggEnt makes four different stitches--the lock, knot,
double lock, and double knot, on one and the same ma
chine. Each stitch being alike on both sides of the fab
ric.
Efl'Eserymachine has the reversible feed motion,
which enables the operator. by simply turning a thumb
screw. to have the work run either to the right or left,
to stay any part of the smm, orfasten the ends of seams
without turning the fabric.
OrThe only machine basing a self-adjnating shuttle
tension—the amount of tenelon always being in exact
proportion to the size of the bobbin.
n'Wi
Changing the length of start, and from one kind
of stitch to another, can readily be done while the ma
chine is in motion.
ia'The needle is easily adjusted.
10/7 - 1t is almost noisslese, and can be need where qui-
et is necessary.
i;36 'lts motions are all positive ; there are no springs
to get out of order, and its simplicity enables the most
inexpenenced to opm ate it.
rirlt,does not require deer thread on thennder than
for the upper side, and will sew across the heaviest
seams, or from one to more thicknesses of cloth, with
out change of needle. tension. or breaking thread.
Eir"The Hemmer is easily adjusted and will tuna ant
width of hem desired.
IrtirNo other machine will do so great a range of work
as the Flonmce
wr - wtil . bent, fell, bind. gather, braid, quilt, and
gather and sew on amino at the same time.
The taking up of the slack thread is not performed by
the irregular contraction of a wire coil or uncertain op
eration of wire levers. The precision and RCA uracy
with which the Florence draws the thread into the cloth
is unapproaehed in any Sewing Machine hitherto offered
in the market.
We furnish each machine with "Berm:inns Self-Sew
er,"-which guides the work Itself, and Is of incalculable
'tide. especially to inexperienced operators.
tarn Is fully protected and licensed by Bias Howe,
Jr., and his associates, and our Letters Patent.
While possessing the above, and many other advan
tages, the Florence is sold at corresponding prices with
other first Blasi Machines. and a careful examination
will fully substantiate all that we have claimed for it.
and justify the assertion we now make, that it Is the
best Sewing Machine In the world.
We warrant every Machine to be all that we claim for
it, and will give a written wsrenty if required.
Liberal arrangements made with those who buy to sell
again. Fantle - reference may be had by addressing
S. C. larlr7.amx:t.,-
210Ccoaatrabasel, lea.,
AGENT FOE SESQUEUANNA COUNTY
Dec. 19, 1865. 3m
New Skirt for 1866.
The Great Invention of the Age in
HOOP SKIRTS.
Z. W. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX (double)
ELLIPTIC snanw 8233 T.
TMS Invention consists of Duplex [or twoj Elliptic
Pure EefLned Steel Springs,-ingeniously braided
tightly and firmly together, edge to edge, making the
tongbest.most flexible, elastic and davit& spring ever
used. They seldom bresk or bend, like the single spring
and consequently preserve their perfect and beautiful
shape more than twice as long as any single spring
skirt that ev r has or can be made.
. . . .
The wonderfnl flexibility, great comfort and pleasure
to any lady wearing the Duplex Eidetic Skirt will be
experienced particularly in all crowdeo assemblies, Op
eras, curia-es, railroad ears, church pews, arm chairs.
for promenade and house dress.as the skirt can be folded
when in use to occupy a small place as easily and con
veniently asa silk or muslin dress.
A lady ha sing enjoyed the pleasure, comfort and great
sonvenience of wearing the duplex elliptic steel spring
skirt for a single day will never afterwards willingly
dispense with their use. For children, misses sad
young ladies thiy are superior to all others.
The Hoops are covered with S ply double twisted
thread and will wear twiceas long as the single yarn
covering which!. used on all single steel hoop skirts.
The three bottom rods on every skirt are also double
steel. and twice or double covered to prevent the cover
ing from wearing off the rods when draeging down
stairs, stone steps, etc., etc.. which they are constantly
subject to • hen in use.
All are made of the new and elegant corded tapes, and
are the best quality in every part. giving to the wearer
the most graceful and perfect shape possible, and are
unguestionaMy the lightest most desirable, comfortable
ant economical skirt ever made.
WESTS, BRADLEY it CARY,
Proprietors of the Invention, and sole mannfactnrers.
97 Chambers, and 79 it 81 Reads streets, N. Y.
IN:waste In all first. lass stores in this city, and thro%
ant the United States and Canada. Havana de Cnba,
Mexico,South America, and the West Indies.
Eirinquire for the Duplex Elliptie (or
double) Spring Skin. jan3o am
The Montrose Democrat
ItPI7II2IBBED Wl= TUESDAY MOBITITCO, AT MONTBANIB,
817131aIIVIABBA COl7/47, PA., BT
Cll-13 R. Et X sP $9l CD Z7',
AT $2 rza Amp= tlf ADTABCB-011 $236 AT END OT TEAS.
Business advertisements Inserted at $1 per square of
10 lines, three times, and 25cts for eschaddltional week.
Yearly advertisers, with usual changes. charged $lO
for four squares, quarter column $l5. half column S..V,
one column $6O , and other amounts Inexact proportion.
Business cards of three lines, $3; or onp dollar a line.
illriegal notices at the customary rate..
3:eb Printing executed neatly and promptly at
fal r prim.
Deeds. Mortgages, Notes. Jnatlees', Constables',
Betaol st other bbroks for sale.
Z'eraaas'r Oir • Mai•
PURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD,-
the whitest. the most demble, the most economical..
Try It t - soufsetured only by ZIEMER SMITI , %.
Wholesale Onby,Pllnt and mau l Deem, -
1ix. 130 , 1 / 137 North Mt street; PaPorfg•
EMMMEEMl=======
ABEL TURRELL
Is continually recalling
NE GODS,
And keeps constantly on hind a fell and desirable as
sortment of genuine,
•
Drugs. Medic ine ..ChetriedW
Liquors, Paints, Oils, Dyeatuffs, Teas. Spicer and
other Groceries, Stoneware, Wall and Window Pa
per, Glassware,.
_LamiqerOsette. Benzoic,
Tanner's DiLltibrita Nekistoot Oil,
Refined Whale Oil. Varnish. Whips,
Gimp, Pistols, Cartridges, Powder,
Shot, Lead, Gun Caps. Musical
- . Tot ct Soaps,
talibilit;ilirtiesa;.PirCket Knives, Spectacles, Silver
Plated Spoons, Forks. and Ivory Handled Knives,
Dentist's Articles, a general assortment of
Fancy Goods, Jewelry, PerfOnpry,
ALL THE
Patent Medicines
advertised in Montrose. and nearly everrtIOODAIINH
IN ANY MARKET.
In short, nearly everything to restore the sick. to
please the taste, to delight the eye. tog atify the fancy,
and also to conduce to the eftl and tantial comforts
of life. Enumeration is impractlea r lecas it would fill a
newspaper. Call at the Dreg and Variety Store of
ABEL TURRELL, M
___ontrose, Pa.
TL *1" 1 I
GROCERIES &.-PROYISIONSI
J. N. DEANS, Jr.,
Is now receiving a InivellitiOvell-veiectedetock of
new goods, consisting iApart of choice and comm'n
FLOUR, DAIRY SALT,
SUGAR, TABLE SALT.
oTRUP, :. _ • . , BBL S %LT.
MOLASSES, CANDLES,
CHOICE TEAS, - BRUSHES.
COFFEE, ite., Ac.
SPIC
N ES, itc.
FRUITS. AILS,
PORK. WOODEN-WARE,
HAMS, BASKETS.
LARD, BROOMS.
Fisn, ROPE, k.e.,
and in fact a choice variety of all kinds of
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
which we are bound to sell wholesale or retell,
cheap for cash or ready pay.
Call and see before buying elsewhere. for we take
pleats:me fn ahowing:Onigoode whether ion buy or`nOt.
ALL KINDS OP PRODUCE
taken In exchange forgoods a the best , taarket prices.
Store on Posts' Old Corner.
J. N. DEANS, Jr.
Montrose, dune lit. 18d5.
NEW GOODS,
WEBB & BUTTERFIELD
Are now receiving their
,*pring „Stniner
c2O-cpkizi
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
DRESS GOODS, consisting of
GRENADINES,
POPLINS,
CIIA LLIES,
•
DELA INES
LENGES,
ARAM ATTAS,
=BINGES,
BRILLIANTS,
JACONETTE PRINTS,
and a good assortment of all kinds of Goods In our line.
M., 11. .000.
JAMES R. DEWITT,
DEALER
DRY GOODS iND 111111011 S
CHOICE FAMILY
411110401221/11 1 2,
-qep
At, 9
BOOTS — ANV''SgOES,
Hats and Caps,
4 C I = l. 4 trit.. 30i Pt. "Sr,
GLASS-WARE,
1. AMPS 01LA,
HARDWARB . AND NAILS,
EMILE Xa3I34..TIFICEINIL, di:to .
Produce iaiien in Exchange.
Montrose, Feb. '64. J. 8.. Dewrrr.
TO BOOT &SIME-NRERS
OF SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY.
MI B. WEEKS CO. ba►tng poi( their Stock of
Rata, Cape and Reidy Wade Clothing to Joshua
Boyd, . .
will continue the
BOOT & SHOE BUSINESS,
in its various branches My stock la now complete-.
having& large arrival offal
littu cSigies.
Ladles Glose-Kld, Lasting,- Mat. and Calf Dal
morals and Gaiters. Mime"' Lasting. Rid and
Calf Balmorals. A large assortment of
Infants' Shoes. Iden'sthdf, Kid
and Lasting Balmoral'
and Gaiters.
Men's Boys' and Youth'. Calf, 11400 fifiogi s "'iota
lam prepared to sell " " '
CHEAPER FOR CASH
OR RPM= PAT,
than any other house this side of New York.
illirMealers supplied at New York Jobbing prices.
store wed-Moot Pablla Ayenne, - searaddonrahove
Searle's Hotel. . . 'P. B. WRENS.
Montrose, Haild.
A FRESH LOT OF
NEW GOODS,
JUST SWUM FOR TDB
Okittiii
At WILSON. GEMS & W4V/IMMS,
F. B. WEEKS
1 1 .11 0,t
CONSTINERS °F A.
NMI:CM 43-171.3EULT
HOW TEI CONK
35: & 37 Vesey Street,
New York,
Are nourpniting np an' excellent article of Black Tea
with Green Tea flavor that willmeet the wants alarms
of Tea. The trade mark of this tea it
THE LONG ARM HOE
It is put up in neat pound papers, &I ponds in ■ box.
is rapidly becoming a favorite Tea with the comma
nits. From present appearances it Is d.Cstined not only
to become a great favorita, but standard Tea. in conse
quence of Its fineness and sweetness of therbr and great
strength—which makes it
The Most Economical Tea in Use.
We have long made it a study to furnish a Tea which
would snit all varieties of tastes, but never until the pro
duction of our Lotto Ana 0170 P !um we felt that we had
attained that much desired and long sought for object.
The Long Arm Chop is a Black Tea with Green Tea fla
vor. and can be relied upon for Its uniform purity and
healthy effects. This Tea is composed of the choicest
leaves. and cured without coloring matter of any kind,
and in precisely the mine manner as If prepared for na
tive consumption. It is consequently more wholesome
and delicate in flavor than the artificially colored Teas.
Natives of Tea countries never color teas artificially nor
sort them into Gunpowders. Imperials, Hysone. Twan
keys. &c., for their own consumption; they do so only
when preparing them for other markets. It will he per
ceived. therefore, that the Long Arm Chop combines the
virtues of all the varieties of original and natural Teas.
l• is the atm of The Great American Tea Company
in introducing this Tea to the public to make It mutually
advantageous to them and ourselves.
The Company warrant this tea to all tea dealers,
and the dealers extend the guaranty to consumers, that
if the ten is not perfectly satisfactory It can be returned
and the money refunded.
TEA DEALERS, GROCERS, AND DRUGGISTS
Throughout the Country.
Retail Price. p 1,26 per Pound.
The Great American Tea Company,
35 Sc a 7 Vesey Street
decl 2 New York.
Dr. N. L. Brundage,
SURGEON jENTIST,
AS perManently located In Montrose. Mee over
1.1 Weil) & Battertield's. People of this vicinity,
especially those toothless ones wanting beautiful plates
of Teeth, would do well to give him a call. All wutk
warranted to give satisfaction.
PriECIEI rrizrvcr N`Bril=3WZl.
Th. Et Irektura Mantis. llf.tollt• •ork laraproved
fusible metal for Filling Teeth, for which I have the
right, privilege and license, granted by him to use for
Dental purposed in my own practice as a Dentist. It is
called Cadmium Alloy.and In desi;oted to take the pace
of amalgams, tin, metallic OXided, .tc. for filling. It
does not contain mercury, and hence an absence of the
difficulties that in such a variety of ways occurs, or are
liable to occur with the agent.
Its Qualities and Advantages.
Thin filling Is deiigned for making perfect and durable
lugs, as a sttbstt trite for gold where economy is an ob
ject: and for inferior material where the Teeth can be
saved, and not for temporarily stopping those which are
diseased and worthless.
Assuming then that it be skillfully need, the Plastic
Metallic Pilling -possesses advantages above every other
material hut gold for filling Teeth, whits It can be em
ployed to many ranee where gold cannot. It can be il
trauced with facility and accurately secured. It molds
closely to the walls of the cavity without recession or
shrinkage, forming a perfect ping, solid throughout,
thus excluding air and moisture.
Montrose, Oct. 10. 1865.
LIBERTY lIIITE LEAD.
Liberty White Lead. Liberty White Lead
Liberty White Lead. Liberty White Lead
TRY IT ! . TRY IT I
TRY IT TRY IT
WannarrEn to cover more surface, for same weight
than any other. Buy the hest, it is She cheapest.
Liberty Lund it whiter than any other.
Liberty Lead covers better than any other.
Liberty Lead wears longer than any other.
Liberty Lead ia.mors economical than any other.
Liberty Lead is metro free from impurities, and is
WAIIIIAHTED to do more and better work
a! a given coil, than nuy other.
Boy the HEST, It 1• the CHEAPEST
Manufactured and warranted by
• U
WHOLESALE
DRUG, PAINT & GLASS DEALERS
187 NORTH THIRD STREET,
Je 29—ly • ruiLioxtrniA .
ERIE RAILWAY.
rIBANGE of hoots, commencing Monday, Nov 15th,
VlOO5. Pratte will leave Great Bend, Pa., at about tha
following hours, viz:
•
Viresotwetrci.
Train t. Dania Expreee, at 8.20, p.m.
8, Lightning Express for Dunkirk.. 3.M, a.m.
5, Mall 7.52, p.m.
7, Night Lx. for Dunkirk and Buffalo, 8.00. a.m.
9, Mall for Buffalo and Dunkirk 5.27, a.m.
21, Emigrant 11.13, a.m.
27. Way Freight 1.02, p.m.
311mostimeta-c1.13c0u33.ct.
Train 2, New York Express
4, Night Express
8, Steamboat Express.
8, Cincinnati Express
12 Night Express..
-eb
28; Way Freight 10.35, am
Trains 3 .2. 21 run daily. !Train 7 rune daily except Sun
days and Mondays. Train 8 rune daily except
Mondays.-Train 3 stops at Great Bend Sundays and
Mondays only. Train 12 stops Mondays only. All oth
ers run daily except Sundays.
11. RIDDLE. Gaul Snp't, New York.
WM, R. DARR, Gaul Passenger Agent.
HOWARD Association ,Ph Illodellphlo
Diseases of the Nervous, Seminal. Urinal" and sex
nal systems—new and reliable treriment—in Reports of
the HOWARMASSOCLATI ON . Vent by mall In sealed
letter envelopea.free of charge. Address Dr. J. Situair
llottouroo Toward Association . No 2 South 9 th atreet,
Philadelphia. Pa.
FRESIE.GROUND
CAYUGA PLASTER,
FOR - SALE AT
, • .7.
Sterlingville, 179'y0. Co.
k very superior, tine ground article, will be meld
AIL cheap tor;CASII or Ready'Pay, Grata, &c. Call at
the elkauMerclijuiown_
31trityvir . sPvisNIC1114
- - - - J. many:,
Sherlingeille, Pcb. 18435. .1Y•
LATE and EXEPOETAIUM,s,i
NEWS MOM IF SON
gam" FORT FISHER 'O4I2TURED: r agl , -
ihifrile; and thectotta peOple O a
Of Wilmington s
Tother places in Dixie are said ;Alto Mucb TER/1V
lied, • but the -good people of Montrose and rickety
need not be alarmed in the latiskrut' nearly all trial of
good' arefini.g 441011, and, b are .becm going, doyen linkr•
Vto Stot , :qf *ttbseriber) almost ries) , day for a Twig
time past. and all : wishing good Goode bad better call
and examine qualities end prices before buying, as it Is
ray purpose to Nell goods strictly npon the principle of
ties ano lei Gee. In the Franklin Motel bnildin
Montroseolan. A.N.-{iU i.
fEMlll GROCERIES,
TEAS.—Choice Teas, geo — d at 10a, better at 12s, and,
best at lb and Ifis per lb.
Sugars, Syrups and Molasses that are need, and
Vinegarthot is Wine soar.
Tobacrko, (the "filthy weed")from 30 to 120 cts. per
lb. and some in the shape of snuff.
Yankee Nations, Books and Statfonery. rocket
Diaries for 1365: Candies, Nuts, Crackers. Cheese. cider
and domestic Wines, Butter. Lard. Potatoes. Onions,
Fresh Cringes. Lemons and lots or other Good things
quite too numerous to mention, for
Montrose. Jan. 1865. A. N. bULL.AUD.
. .
Peace & Peace Prices.
PEACE 'ESTABLISHED..
Large Lines of Prices., Conquered d: Reduced
ME. 33 - ear i z e ltt
is now receiving, for Spring Supplies, new and large
Stocks of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Crockery, Hardware,
STOVES, IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
Paints, Lamp and Linxred Oils, Ben
zole, Carpeting's, Floor Oil Cloths,
Wall Paper, Window Shades,
Huts & Caps, Boots & Shoes, Clocks, &c.
Including, as nsttal. full varieties of the most popular
styles of LADIES' DRESS Goons. 51141EL8,
BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
which 130 will sell on the most favorable terms for
CASH, PRODUCE, or to Prompt Time Buyers.
Flour & Salt on hand as usual.
NEW MILFORD, June, 1885.
3M.ercitseiao
COOKING APPARATUS!
Patent Nursery and Cooking Lamp—three
articles cooked at one time. $2 50 to $7 50 each.
VISOR'S Patent Kerosene Gine Pot. Glue kept hot
all day for three cents. $2 to $6.
MBE'S Patent Shade Supporter and Attachment to
support a shade or for hailing water. Price, 50 ate.
ILLINGS' Patent Union Kerosene Oil Stove-1, 4,
and 10 Burners. Cost, $2 50. $5, and $lO.
pirelrenlars Free. Address,
Kerosene Lamp Heater Co.,
206 PEARL ST., NEW YORK.
July 11, 1865. tt
PULMONARY AND NERVOUS DISEASES
e`G'Ackh - elle,ster.
lIMPAtoisTI I O ,
- -
ACT with promptness and certainty in every stage of
CONSUMPTION, and with invariable efficiency In
NERVOUS PROSTRATION, General Debility. Dyspep
sia, Asthma, Bronchitis. Female Weaknesses, Lora of
Flesh or Strength, and nil derangements of the Blood.
Tbey Increase the nervous or vital energy. relieve
Cough, check Night Sweats, diminish Expectoration,
Improve the Appetite, arrest Diarrham, promote re
freshing sleep, and create new and healthy blood. Let
no sufferer fail to try this remedy, Circular. Free. •
Pumas :—ln 7 oz. and to oz. bottles: $l.OO and $4.00
each. 0 small or large bottles for $ 5.00, by express.—
Sold by all respectable drnegists. an dat the sole general
aupot, wpm -nate and retail. be
.7. WINCHESTER, M 3, John St., N..Y
March 16, 186&—lycows
HUNT BROS. & BLAIR
EACTJEILALIVICON,
Wholesale & Retail Dealersin
11/4211D V4/112 £2,,
PL. t:3OIV
•
STEEL, NAILS ,
spiumAta,
BUILDER'S HARDWARE.
HINE RAIL. K , COUNTERSUN RAIL SPIKES.
RAILROAD & HIEING SUPPLIES.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS. AXLES, SKEINS AND
BOXES, BOLTS, NUTS and WASHERS,
PLATED BANDS. HALLE-ABLE
• , IRONS. MUDS, SPOKES,
PRUDES, SEAT SPINDLES, ROWS, die.
ANVILS. VICES. STOCKS and DIES. BELLOWS,
HAMMERS. SLEDGES. FILES, &c. &e.
CIRCULAR AND MILL SAWS, BFLTING, PACKING,
TACKLE BLOCKS. PLASTER PARIS
CEMENT. HAIR A GRINDSTONES.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS. LEATHER A FINDINGS.
FAIRHANK's SCALES.
•
Scranton. March 24. Ism. ly
FO , R . z , s 05 1 1
Hors ad Cate Powders.
TER, }I EAVI
COCO 11 S,' D)
TEMPER,
VETS, FOUND]
LOSS OF All
TITE AND rtr.
6NERGY,ha
use improves t
wind, !merest'
the appetite-4f
a smooth .st
glossy skin—arm
transforms t h
miserable eltelf
berm.
at 1.92, p.m
4.13, a.m
8.88, p.m
. 7.10, •.m
3.12, a.m
11 1 •
to all &messes of Eirrinei suck aS Catighs s MCP ht.':
the Lungs, liver.
&c., this article . . tar
acts as a specific. •
By patting from
one-halt a paper
to paper In. Si
ennui of sw i ll the
Above diseases 4.- - -
will be eradiental
or entirely prevented. irgivenin time , a errtaisi
Preventive and core for the 'Hag Choler*. •
Price 25 gents per Paper ozPape;for_4l.
, pare4o4 • s 41 O F
$e A. .koir.rrz & DUO., 01
AT.TIIIWit • - I,La
wnowng DING AND MEDICINE. DENT.
N0. ,- 118 Franklin Ot.icitaltimore, /rd,
• For Rae bY rtru lttlb*liiir -81 9ickeePers. t h r° ' ll o'• tri
out the Uellett, state!. t ' • '
rAS- 7 :r." 7. .4A. 4 .X
ISM=M
i c tlll7..zjirztitj
'Flarrti , :zirrlitaT;Ainnrairi' •
is„
. .
:'o.l n-aotontierr or Incontbectee. of Velnio.l4 41:01
C. 0.1 0: 1:...:11 . 1:143 Of elop' . + lilex or lallroys,4..sitasiii of
Go P70,11 -...t0 clan 1, Cray:CD:la Dud DepoOts. Drool.
oct Orr,auto Weakness, Debillii,Tfircatatil Cola.
1.1434, Le., • • .
Improved Rose Waists:
rvneslty rite.-igatto from the system, ;
in; f: o. I:ab:ts if Dlssipall a, at /ago 4:!pimes, late ow
na (34.71 , 74 of did, no ineorte entenes or sipedurs
csmpletity ncpe7ailne thole unpreascliit an , l de:nein:4N
ramed:ca, Copalrfa and illairoury, in curing Mai Emus.
USE HELMBOLD'S
lUD EXTBACT OUGHtI
/3 all Diseases of the Urinary Orrans, whatles!aiWagin
NAL] or yam; from lola:ever taus) Ortginerginf. eniet
110 matter ef hour tall y eta:natty. It is 1110a:sant Jai Iti tut* .
and odor, lIIISIDLATZ Is action, and cart strotigthinlag
than any of Lila preparations of D r.i; or Pon.
'nose saTerins from D•o:t4ts Doan or D4lcnto Calla&
tntbna, procure Lie nentedy ct once.
The Dewier raast Le aware rasa hoverer stlett rail hs
t'ack alto k of Vs* above &stases, It Is car:alit* igract lit
Le 417,7 Ilealn, Instal - rowers and lfap,p :tun.- .1f kw
treatment Is asbmlttad I. Consumption ,r 144307 =T.
C.:2311C.
MOULT CO3CMITOAT29 .
Compound Fluid Extract-Sarsaparilla,
For porgying the blood, removing all disease:op:is lag from
execs' aid Imprudence In life, chronic constitutional Co.
eases arblng from an Inaporestaie of the blpod,) , 4tukthoti
only re:lahla efroetual knoan retnenly fur tholeari
re:oasis, Scal.l. need, Ett. rheum, Pala; sad lietonlirlit
the Don's Ulcerations of the Throat ,sad Lup„ , ..potakoc•
novas oa the YAM?, Tesler, int all meal,
tlcrai of the slain, -Orl betintlfiititthe
Of the wont afEllstranialdied i!Ttaikfromil_k•
corrup tlonthat acenmnlatea In the Blood. Of all the Co
coveries that have been inae telturre 11 ent,nena cut
equal In elThet rrzimmlLD's COXPOrsr, liznwer
OF 8dt.3.4P-117.1LLA. It domes and renovates tie
mod, I.tml the' 41:or of tiiiith - r iiiitencia
, purges out the bunion which ma:* diseastq' stlaildides
the healthy Be:talons of the bpdy; and expels 04 411w4mis
that gras and rankle In the Clood. Sgeh a remedy, that„
eoul,.lt;e. ratio) on, has long been sought for. and new, fee
the first time, the relic have ono '47;:a whtsh they Suede.
',end. Our space hero does' not admit of 'te
then its o abet; but the trial or a tinzlci bettto wl3 skovi to
Cie sic: that it ban rlstnet enntattlny anything they hare
ever itten. .
Two tableyeensfnl of their:tied of I'li:imps:t it. aidia
to a plot ortrater.ls equal to the Mhos plot Llial{. tat
Inf • bottle Is equal to a gallon of {heftily of Sartioakilli t
or the decoction an nsua,ll7: mode. , • ,
The above Extra4o3 art prepared.os,Fird7l•4loll44l
prlaelpies—la rieleo,—at4 embddr Alke,fic4 elreikAlmLA
theta:radiants enterio: late their . iewi e leplaela.,..rsilklF
and coneltudre lest will be i etilir?irkint - Of their pripeo.
On with thoseaet forth_ t t the . a. 8 1 pLIpcD4I4O:I7..
now •ry usz inuktazoitst
This preparation,
long and' favorably Ak.
known ; will thor
°uglily riin•lgorste No w
broken-dotrti and op,
low-spirited horses,
by strength ailtig
and cleansing the 1 .1 10
stomach and lutes.
tines.
It Is a. sure pro
ve:Wye it MI
eases Incident to o at
M
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ro.
In
0
m
0
ration Is Invaluable.
3 proves the quality pa th
of the milk. It has
been proven byac-
Mal experiment' to •
Increase the the tman- ofi k
tity of milk and
cream twenty per. l•••
cent. and make the
bolter firm and 00 3
tweet. In fattening
cattle, It give, them
an appetite, oatne lasi
their hide, led
makes than thrive
FLUID EXTRACT
"'~~T#. 'L.'"'~3'::~
„ e '•n
ITEM3OI4O-R-i;
1;1
700 I}ll2
IKE
;_e ~ 1 i
t. ! it CJ:•il
HEIZO3OLD'S .
am EXTRACT BUCHU .
All ele above tA1C1263 regnira trio &14 of ► dlstrolla.
HEI BOLD'S EXTRACT DUCHY
Is tho Great Diuretic.
rYELMI3OLO'S
Now; A. _IPICV7
Ia Maim of the flood, humors on the Faits ormaf
and evert part of the bidy, owe titiMa - i*ispaysiti s 4 77
plybar, to Pimples and all Wtterdal
the la:Oroved toso Weth. .
tie the,txtnict DuchaferAdl dLteasca requiting Atli
ef. a piarittle; except tome of the Urinary. Ciop.motelkitit,
Gonorrhoea and Glee'; In ; theoa : me . pie Ewtoaot . teipt
and infect with We Itapriiiikose 'Wash: ! •, .
TITESTs 'EXTRACTS ILLTE. ,Er/L1
..ium*ars,
TO vv. 1:T TUE VSTTUTP 4.±..."T; anti else ;ire,
In very general me In .411- the STATE-120VITALS
TC3:.10 /.1511TETIOn tbronetent the.land.astieUni
in private practice, and are p:fisslZl••4 jayaluNs.,
•
remedies!
MEDICItE,
Dsinwrap - ro 4273! ADDSZIA.
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1111.11 . 30LD' . 8 amokcatomoir,
104 South Tenth St., Assembly.Cuildia,
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