;;"! - ;,;:..)tzta_
Come, boys, come the boat le leaving,
All is lost . ; 'tie no use grieving;
Jump on• board, each-seize an Mir,
tip Salt River we go once more. '
Chorus—We're going to row all night,
: going to row ell day ;
We bet our money on the weolihorse,
And white men won the day.
,The breezti MY; sraitmo longer.,
Itvery hour the tido grows stronger;
The Shorewood waves run mountain high,
And hark, on every side-the cry.
Chorus—We're going to row all night, Se.
We thought oar horse most win this fall,
But find be has no wind at all;
Oh, had AT left the Niggei_orit that bill
We might be gaily singing still.
torus—We're going to tow all oight, &e
Then hoist the sails, and bid farewell
To tifitce that we love an ;
Nhould aught grow scarce amongst our crow
The Freedmen's Bureau will beef us through
'Chan:a—We're going to row all night, dc.
- quick start, it drives us to despair.
, To bear these shouting's rend the air;
; tlnkthe cable, hoist the sails, off phogoes..
When we'll get back the d—l only knows.
Chfrus— We're going to row all night, ,kc.
Desperate Fight with a Grizzly.
A corregpomlent of the Helena (Mon
tan4Gazette,
.writing from Camp Green
Clay Smith, near the Yellowstone, gives
the following thrilling account of a bear
fight :
Orderly Sergeant S.l3,—Shroke, of Co
E, Captain Campbell, formerly of Mon
roe, Wisconsin, having been in Montana
4Kx:thing less than a jear, thought . he
rititst signalize his mountain life, by dis
patching, single handed, a huge grizzly.
Accordingly, on the sth inst., when out
iittnting 7 being about fifty miles froth the
'camp, on the eastern branch of the pow
der—the opportunity was embraced to do
so. .Leism'ely proceeding on his way, his
I famqpii4y of m_ and was suddenly, disturb
'- ed by looking up itnd seeing a bear just
ahead of him. Their eyes met simultane
ously, bruin's vengefully glaring. The
sergeant halted,,and, cocking his piece,
the bear came right on, as if, understand
,ing the manoeuvre, he wGnld show how
cothemptuously he regarded it. But the
sergeant equally deflapi----and prudence,
perhaps, lost sight of in that novel ambi
tion which - a majority of.those recently
from the east have to kill a grizzly while
in the mountains—leveled his rifle and
-fired ; jttqt as his savage foe reared on his
hind legs to close with him. His bullet
struck clotie to, if it did not penetrate the
heart.
.--The-bear fell. Regaining his feet, with
a fierce, terrible growl, he wheeled and
endeavored to escape. Calling to his com
panion, who was probably one hundred
and fifty yards in the rear, to come quick
ly to him, upria his arrival they pursued
the animal together. When within twen
ty yards, the sergeant having reloaded,
again tired,..and .thinks he shot the bear
well upon the shoulder, and about mid
way of the body; his companion immedi
i ately succeeded with his bullet,,planting
a good ounce of lead in one of the huge
beast's shoulders.
Bruin now tnrned upon and pursued hie
foes. They stood their ground. and when
Sergeant Shroke had re-loaded, the bear
was within ten feet of him coming with
unabated speed. He leveled when he al
most imagined he could feel the monster's
hot breach in his face. The trigger is
pulled—the percussion proves faulty;
with the undischarged gun in his hand, a
pmyerful blow of the infuriated grizzly
cat 6 , s away the greater part of his scalp.
Befire reaching the ground the Lear has
caught in his mouth bis left hand, and
Lis sharp teeth met among its chords and
sinews. The sergeant sinks to the ground
beneath the sluggish giant, whose hold
upon his hand is still unrelaxed when his
companion reaches the spot and sends a
bullet in the beast's head.
Stunned, but still having murderous vi
tality, the bear rolls over on his back and
his red tongue again protrudes from his
mouth to once more close on the sergeant.
Quick as thought the sergeant thrust his
right baud down the animal's throat, and
fiercely grasped his tongue.
Ms companion has re-loaded his piece,
and puts a third bullet in the bear's head.
Again the bear withdrew his ivories, and
catching in his mouth the sergeant's gun,
commenced vigorously chewing off the
stock. Now regaining his feet, the ser•
geant discharged tWO bullets from his re
volver. This ended the contest with the
death of the bear.
The sergeant retnrned to camp in inde
scribable agony, and, though still suffer
ing with great pain, he is in a fair way of
speedy recovery; but be will carry to his
last moments the scars of this desperate
adventure. He says be has "killed-the
bar, and don't want to have nothin' more
to with the critters."
ar The Government has commenced
prosecutions against the New York Radi
cals, Cook and Sherwood, who were sent
South during the war by Radical Gover
nor Fenton to recruit negroes for the
•State. They pocketed $6OO State and $4O
county bounty, from each of 400 Digs—
who got nothing. After getting through
with these little thieves it is to be hoped
the Government will turn its attention to
some of the one, two, three and five hun
dred thousand dollar scamps.
Ctrrrtso.—A young lady possessing
more vanity than personal charms, re
marked-, n a jesting tune, but with an
earnest glance," she traveled on tier good
looks." A rejected lover being present,
remarked, he "could now account for the
young lady's never baring been found far
from home."
—" I wonder where theso clouds are go
ing4o-vighechnora-,---pensively; as 131)e
pointed with her delicate. fidger to the
eavy masses that fiddiediu_lbe_sky._•" I
think they are gdiug to, thunde r ," .Rid her
yonog brother. •• •
riltr .Whiitaileimity be tuila 7 of the mer
its of the different sewing machines now
before the public, there is certainly none
that deserves tnore speCial mention than
the Empire Sewing Machine. This ma
chine is Tot onlylnnsurpassed in sim
plicity, durability and beautiful stitcb,
and adapteatcrall kinds of family sewing,
and ooieeless When in operation, but is
offsaperior Workmanship, combining use
fulness with elegance. It is, in fact, a
sewing machine that every family would
tike to have:—Oct29w4
11 - In a country where , the natural
desire of the people is to reach the highest
point in ettT, it is very difficult for success
to be obtained without the most arduous
labor. Public opinion is extremely ex
acting and not always just; but often un
just- and cruel criticism has produced the
most, beneficial results;' the greatest im
provements have been made under con
tinued discouragements, and in many suc
cessful efforts - defeat seemed certain to all
except those concerned. In no one branch
of art has there been more trials and fail
ures, and in no single instrument is there
so many different parts to perfect in order
to make the whole a success,'as the Piano
Forte; this is always attended with great
expense, requiring large capital and pa
tient perseverance. GROVESTEEN &
499 Broadway, N. - Y., commenced manu
facturing Pianos thirty-six years ago, and
are one of the oldest houses in the country.
They.differect from the rest of the makers
in this respect—they aimed to make the
best'instrument, and to sell it for the
antalksi profit. These Pianos to-day can
not be excelled. Their singing quality is
I pure, full, and easily retained through the
most lengthy passages. For power they
are unparalleled, and are celebrated for
their great brilliancy, exquisite touch, and
elegance of style and-finish.—oct29w4
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AND OTHERS.—THR GR MTNRITAL
COMPANY are now manufacturing the Best, Cheapest
and most Durable Paint in use ; two coats well put on,.
mixed with pure linseed oil, will last 10 or 15 years it
is of a light brown or beautiful chocolate color, and
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Our Last new addition to our different styles is
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We mention specially. some of the claims of this new
Piano. Believing the exterior should be as brautiful to
the eye as melody Is to the ear, we have paid great at
tention to getting them up in a style that it conersted
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Forte made. They are an entirely new style, with four
fnll round corners, heavily carved legs and lyre. base
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Scale and action. The tone is melodious. and its adapt
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the performer every advantage of the Concer. , , grand.—
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EMPIRI3
SEWING MACHINE CO.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 618 Broadway, N. Y.
Notice is called to nor new an improved Mannfartn.
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NC , have the /rtsgeßt and tkist al:Ported stock of Pianos,
which, for Power and Sweetumas of Tone, Tlaey
Agreeable Touch, and nes ty of Finish, have, byj edges,
been pronounced ay/HI - a/led.
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Coats, Vests,ralats,Overcoats,&c.
upon very short notice. made in the latest style. of the
hest materials, and at very low prices. We also have
for sale,
HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, SUS
PENDERS, COLLARS, NECK
TIES, 'GLOVES,
and all the other articles usually kept In an establish
ment of this kind.
We may be found in the moms formerly occupied by
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and R. B. Little's law office, west side of Main street,
Montrose, Pa , doing business under the name of Morse
& Lines.
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Montrose, May 28, 1887.—t7
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Montrose, June 6th, 1864.
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Male and Female. to introduce our New Patent Star
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and Tailoring. It makes a stitch alike on both sides.
Price only Twenty Dollars. Extraordinary induce
meats to Agents. For full particulars. address
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4130 Arch Street,
Jaly2-3m• Philadelphia, Pa.
Llquans An extensive assortment o
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nOrpose •.041 1 4racin,z neatly every kind In market, non
itantly on hand, and 10r, by
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class Pianos
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Fire, Life and incidental
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Home Insurance Co. of N. Y., Capital and
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Capital and Surplus, . 1,000,000
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Farmer's Mutual In aural:ice Co. York, Pa.,
Capital and Stirpine.
Enterprise Insurance Company, Phil'a,
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Capital andSurpins, 700,000
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Hartford, Conn. ' paying GO per cent.
dividends to the assured.. The notes
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the notes given up. Capital, 4 1 10,000,000
American Life Insurance Co., Philadel
phia, Capital,
Travelers' Insurance Co. Hartford, Conn..
Insuring against all kinds of accidents
Capital,
Hartford Fire Insurance CompanY, Hart
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Putnam Fire Insurance Co., Hartford, Ct.,
I Capital, 000,000
' Hartford Live Stock Insurance Company.
Insurance on all kinds of Live Stock,
against theft and .death from any •
cause. Capital, f 500,000
111 Y —All bnsiness entrusted to our rare will be attend
ed to on fair terms, and all losses promptly adjusted.
STROUD & BROWN 1 Arrents.
Viroffice Bret door north of" Montrose Hotel," west
side of Public Avoane.
'M. CI. Smos, Esq.,, Frlendsville, Solicitor.
BILLINGP STROI7D, CtIaBLIIS L. BROWN.
Montrose, Jan. tst. IBM ly
NEW FIRM.
MUSIC & JEWELRY.
TILE eubscrlber hnvlog formed a .par.mersbip with
MR. .1. A. STEVENS, maybes to make his best
hows to hie old Cnetomere, and inform them that the
3fereamile.Department of the business will herea,ter
be carried on by 0. D. Berman & Co. with increased
capital and facilltlee, a large sock of Now Goods in all
departments, a *tore thoroughly refitted, and
3FP 1. els, WIL ci u. cs
The Watch-Dlaking Department
Is retained by me, and will receive my perconal atten
tion. I have'secttred the services of MR. r. H. WOLD•
BYE, a gentleman who has had twenty-five years in the
best chops of Enrope, and has no superior In the coun
try, I shall therefore he able to do all work' within
three days from the time It Is left.
The Clock and Jewelry Repairing
Will he owned by Mr, Stevens, who will do all work in
that line promptly, and in the beet style.
0. D. BKMAN
C:OI77PL ISTC,CIEr-
Nov. 22, 1866
will consist of a full assortment of the following goods,
suitable for this market., whirls will be eo d as low, and
many of them lower, than by any one else this side of
New York city.
Read the Catalogue.
CLOCKS & WATCHES.
WATCHES
merttan,.Stries and English, both gold and silver
SETH THOMAS CLOCKS,
All Ftvl es. ug their celebrated Calender Clocks.
inv tne month, and week, als,, the
name of the month, making the changes for every
month correctly, with no care but to wind them once a
weeek.
JEWELRY.
Heavy, solid Gold Chains, Hooks and Keys. Fine sol
id sets of Jewelry—Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Ear
Rings, &c.
WELDING RINGS
SPECTACLES
Warranted to fit all kinds of eyes
SOLID GOLD ALBUMS.
A neat tittle Charm bolding eig,h* small Photographe
GOLD PENS.
A fine assortment, with and without holders. Old
ones repointed.
SOLID SILVER WARE.
'Slade to order et pnre Coin. consisting of Spoons,
Forks. Thir-11/ICA. L:ia ter Knives, Napkin Kings, Fruit
is:titres, Vest Chains, &c.
PLATED WARE.
The best in market—ism". doshlP, treble and timid
711ple plate, and WAILIZANTED— rrolll a foil Tea set down,
ineinding Castors. Cake and Card Baskets. Ice Pitchers,
Waiters, Butter Dishes, Sugar Bowls, Cupa, Tea Bello,
&c. &c.
MUSIC.
PIANOS
Mannfactored by Decker Drother., which, with their
late improvements, Purpngs those of any other makerti.
Also. 13raclhory's New ,vale l'l.tnoe—a splendid Instru
ment. Other Pianos from $350 to $5OO.
CABINET ORGANS,
From $llO to $l .- 200—warratted for live years. They
are the llne,t reed inatrnment in the world. and I have
only to ally that I have soldloearly $15.000 worth of
them in the tact four rears; and they are all in trood or
der and have never cost my ciaBtomvre a gout for re airs.
VIOLINS, GUITARS, dec.
Violins from $5 to $5O. Flutes. Fifes. tllartnneti;Ban-
Jos, Guitars, Bowe, Strings, Tuning Forks,
BRASS BANDS
Supplied with instruments of the beet American man
nfaetnre, by the single instrument or fultset, nt the ma
ker's price—also music for any number of instruments.
Instruction Books and Sheet !it nett. on hand, and new
Pupplies received every week. Piano Stools from $6 to
Perfect Sewing Needles.
We have the exelutdve agency for R. .1. Roberts' Pa
tent Parabola Needles--the beat In the World, Try one
paper and if not eatiefted the money will be refunded.
Fire Arms and Sportiny Materials.
Allen's, Spencer's. and Henry's Breech loading Ri
fles. all style+ Revolvers. Fowling Pieces, Shot Belts
and Powder Flasks. cartridges for all the U. S. Army
guns ; sift° S. and .other - Perenasion 'Caps, Cooper
Cartridges, alt styles and sizes.
0. D. BEMAN.
Montrose, Nov. 27, 1866,
The Great Cauie of Human Elisery.
Just Published in a sealed Envelope. Price sir cents
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
Cure of Seminal Weakness, or Spermatorrncea, induced
by self-abuse Involuntary Emissions Impotency,
Nervous Debility, and Impediments to Marriage gen
erally; Consumption. Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and
Physical incapacity. ROB. J. CULVERWEL
M. D,, Author of the "Green Book," &c.
The world renowned author, In Ibis admirable Lec
ture, clearly proves from his- own experience that the
awful consequences of self abuse may be effectually re
moved without medicine, and without dangerous sur
gical operations. boogies, instruments. rings, or cor
dials, pointing out a mode of cure at once certain and
effectual, by which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition tiny be. msycnre nlmself cheaply. privately,
and radically. This Lecture will prove& boon to thou-
sands.
Seat ander seal to any address, In a--plain sealed en
velope, on the receipt of six cents, or two postage
stamps. Also Dr. Culverwell's " Marriage guide,"
price 25 cents, Address the publishers.
CHAS. J. C. KLINE c 6 CO.,
127 Bowery, New York, Post Of box 4586.
March 10, 1867-Iystap„
Three Cheers for Gen. Grant,
HIP, HIP, HURRAH!
3Prcr. Clisetrleis 314Ccarrisse.
HE Bald Basher, has removed- his shop to the
sasement of E. L. Weeks' New Sthre,l where be is
prepared to give good satisfaction. When I gonto
plain this subject language falls to express it. •
IDEOWAll.D.lasoclation,Pbtlatelphip,Pa,
Disea eve of.tboXervotio, aeolttull,Urbutritizldiaei:
nal systems—new andlellabletreatment—in nepp 4 t 4 o4
theIIOWARD 413$0CIRTION. Sent ' loyltiall 111 Veiled
et ter etwelopetsjiie , qtcbsrge. _Address Dr.J. SHILLII4
Botratreme,Tdavrard asta#ll - eiatii74s 9 Beath lithatret
Philadelphia, Pa.
iil[Militainte'S•
SEWING .MACHINE,
2,600,000
FOR FAMILIES & MANUFACTMIEMS,
THESE WORL IMBED .
SEWING MACHINES
Were awarded the highest Premium at the -
World's - Fair in London, and six first
premiums at the New York State
Fair of 1866, and are I
Celebrated for doing the best' work , offirig a Much
smaller needle for the same thread than any other ma
ehine. and by the introduraltra of the mold approved
ma hluery, we are now able to supply the very best ma
chines In the world.
These machines are made at, our. new and
• spacious . Factory at Bridgeport, Conn.,
under the immediate supervision of
the President of,thi Company,
F,lias . Howe, Jr., the
ORIGINAL INVENTOR OF THE SEWING WA-
1,000,000
They are adaptedtoallkinds of Family Sewing, end
team sett of eeametresees, dress makers. tailor*, man
nfactnrere of Shirts, collars, skirts, cloaks, .triantillao,
clothing, hats, cape, corsets, boots. shoes, harnees,Badi-,
dice. linen goods, umbrellas, paraeols, etc They work
equally well upon silk; linen. ittoolen and cotton goods
with silk, cotton or' linen theend; They will
gull t. gather, fell, cord, braid, bind, and perform every
species of sewing. 'Milting a beantlful and perfect
stir h , alike on both sides of the articles sewed.
The-Stitch invented by Mr. Howe, and made .
on this Machine, is Use most popular
and durable, and all Sewing Ma
• chines arc subject to the prin
ciple .invented by him.
SEND •FOR A CIRCULAR.
SIBLEY & STOOPS,
General 21yrnts,
N 6. 922 cIIESTNIIT ST., PUIL'A.
Feb. 26, 1861.
Slain Street, 5 doors below Boyd's Corner, Montrose,
FLOUR,I GROCERIES, AHD
A large, fine assortment
We are coustrintly receiving and now have on band,
a fresh stock of (foods in our line, which we will sell
CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEEP!
,GOOD TEAS,
COFFEE, SUGAR,
MOLASSES, SPICES,
PORK, FISH, LARD,
HAMS, DRIED FRUITS,
CLOVER ti TIMOTHY SEED, Szr
We bare refitted and made additions to oar Stock of
Pails. and arc now ready to forward Butter to the be: t
COMMiS,iOII holism , in New York, free of - charge, and
make liberaludvancements on counignmeuts.
Cali and examime onr stock before purchasing, else
Where, anti convince yourselves of the
GOOD QUALITY & CHEAP PRICES
c. a. mrttEß,
HUNT BROTHERS,
191Ci.VIL.ALIWrIVICELV,
Wholesale &Satan Dealers in
EilabVAliil2l 9
3FIL CD) 1 4 47 y
STEEL, NAILS ,
%lii.oltir FAL
BUILDER'S HARDWARE.
MINE RAIL, COUNTERSUNK & 7' RAIL SPIKES
RAILROAD & MINING SUPPLIES.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS. AXLES, SKEINS AND
• BOXES, BOLTS, NUTS and WASHERS,
• PLATED BANDS. MALLEABLE
IRONS, HUBS, SPOKES,
FELLOES. SEA7' SPINDLES, BOWS, &e.
ANVILS, VICES, STOCKS and DIES, BELLOWS
HAMMERS, SLEDGES, FILES &c. 4c.
CIRCULAR AND MILL SAWS, BELTING, PACKING
TACKLE BLOCKS, PLASTER PARIS
CEMENT, HAIR ,t GRINDSTONES.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS. LEATHER S FINDINGS
FAIRBANK'S SCALES.
Scranton,. March 24, MS. ly
J. A. STEVENS
699 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
CIIINH.
MINER & COATS,
PROVISIONS,
for cash, or exchange for produce
or our Goode
Montrose, April 16, 1887
LVew ViIWM.
Baldwin, Allen, & McCain
DEALERS IN
Flour, Feed, Salt, Pork, Butter, Cheese,
Dried Beef, sams, Fish, Smoked Hal
ibuti Candles, Tea, Coffee, Spites, .
Syrup, Molasses, Sugar,
Seed Wheat,
•
Clover tl: Timothy • Seed ; Flcrx-eltd, Beans,
Broome, Nails; .dv.`
ahankitd for past patronagei we shalt be happy toga°
and watt upon oar old Lakoettenstopters.
: 1 4t11 Goode and Rohr wartanted. •
S. BALDWIN:, W. Ti. ALUM "N 7 AtiMeOAIN.
Montrose, O. I, )U.
DASHI
• atented •Iffay= 77 . 1867,
The most Important anci....T.Nuabte Amt.
lion of the 190 Ciapry.
1, TlAie.Dasheria Armoric; to any, other, by being se
craw° a b the Old Dasher, and combining te stew s ,
pherto principles therewith, and the linnet Gatherer
2. It is superior, to all others,. Inasmuch as.them se
power applied to this in like mechdtdcal operations
will make one fourth more reciprocations.
3. It is superior to all others, inasmuch as It produ.
Mathis
A rator An o much shorter time,
4. It is superior to any other, Inasmuch as it prude.
ems R much better-quality of Butter. •
G. It is superior to -any, other Patent ebure„ 4 04 .
cia
fa as Ms 600 per cent. cheaper than 'any other,
It Is .well known to Dairymen and other s , that Batter
Is contained in minute globules or sacks, covered with
emembrane,and requires the action ot air to prepare
the covering to be removed by friction. The Scientific
-Atnetienti
ulf cream , is dashed against a hard 'substance,'"
mashed between bars or rollers, It breaks the globules
and becomes oily, by destroying tho grain. It stands
be, thrown into currents and counter cancan
by the nen= Of air.' causing a friction b'y the action of
the currents against each other. removing the coverin t
Without 'breaking or bursting the globules."
This le tbe pie'which theitiventer of this Dash
endeavored to keep tq view, and ,the ruit shows."
mach larger yield of Butter obtained In lees time than
by any other Dasher_
Experiments have proven that any other method ex
cept pumping air through the cream, will not penetrate
sufficiently tokolygenise all the globaleapreparatee) to
concentrating the Butter. Throwing it into the air by
eleppere or old faahloned Dashers, does not sufficiently
expose It to the air to bring out the Butter. .
The above Patent flakier has been ptirchased for SPA.
quehanna County hyf the anderrifgacd.' 'The process or
churning can be ,senn at any time r tn 4 Glass Churn. at
Baldwin. Allen ar SteCaln i e Store. An agent will can
vase the county soon as possible, to sell the Dasher
for individual rights; also township rights erill to
sold.;
blontrose, July Z 3, 180.—tf A. BALDWIN.
STEVENS HOUSE, -
21, 23, 25 & 2713roadwy, N. Y.
Opposite Bowling Green.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
TSTEVENS AOUSE Is well *and widely..knosrs
to the travelling public. The location is espsciey
suitable tq merehants and business) men ; it is in c,.,.
proximityto the business part of the city—is oe th.
highway of Southern and Western travel—and atiJacent
to all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depots.
The Stevens douse has liberal accommodations for
Over 300 guests—it is well furnished,. and possesses s..
cry modern improvement for the comfort and enterts n.
meat of its inmates. The rooms are spacious and we i
ventilated—provided with gas hpd -Water--the ,atteni
once is prompt and respectful—Ad the table Is stnittlieu
with every delicacy of the season—at moderate rates.
GEO. K. CHASE & Co.
may '—rim P 11017112701.9.
TO THE LADIES
All of the above Pills are infallible In re.rrectiaz
menstrual I rregnlarittes v and in enrinir Leuehorres or
Whites. Thiry are successful as preventives—but should
not he used anrin g pregnancy, as they would prodore
abortion. Price. one dollar per box, each. The arra
two kinds named sent by mail, to any address. postage
paid, In sealed envelope. on receipt of one dollar for
each box ordered. The latter two kinds, beim?. i rlsre,
and heavy, will be sent by mall, postage paid. on the
receipt of one dollar and t ;veiny cents.
Address ABEL TCYRRELL, Drinr•riet, Montrose, Ps.
tOUTZ'S CELEBRATED HORSE
AND CATTLE POWDERS. • - •
This preparation, long and favorably known, w!:1
thoroughly reinvigorate broken4lown and low..pirittil
horses. by streuthenlng and cleausing the stomach and
intestines.-
It is aware preventive 'oral] diseases incident to this
animal, suchen Lung Fever, Glandere, Yellow Winer.
Shaves, Collgto , . Distemper. Fevers', ?minder, Lose et
Appetite and Vital Energy, etc, Its nee improves the
wind, increases the appetite. gives a smooth And ^Jos.: ,
skin, and transforms the miserable skeleton into a tin ,
looking and spirited horse.
this preparation is Invaluable. It increases the viand.
ty and improve+ the quality of the Milk. It has been
proven by actual experiment to increase the quantity
of milk and cream twenty per cent. and make the bet•
ter firm and sweet. In fattening cattle. It gives than
an a petite, loosens their hide, and makes thenttbri ,
much faster
IN ALL DISEASES OF SWINE,
stich as COnghs, Ulcers In the Longs, Liver, do .thy!
article sets as a specific. By putting from 'one half a
paper to a paper in a barrel al swill the above diseasei ,
will be eradicated or entirely preyented. If given In
certain preventive and core for the Boa Chole
ra. Price 25 cents per paper, or 5 papers for $l. Pre
pared by
at their wholesale Drag' and Medicine depot, N 0.115
Franklin st., Baltimore. Md. For sale by Druggists
and storokospet:s throughout the Vatted States.
09 — For sale in Montrose by
novil ypql6 ABEL TURRELL.
•
SCRANTONBOOKEINBERY
llsecured the services of Mr. if. Zoehe, one
of the beet binders to be found in the • State, we
are prepared to furnish to Ranks. Insnrancin Companies
Merchants, Manufacturers, Coal operators, Hotels and
others, with
BLANK BOOKS,
of every description, on short notice; bb td in Any
style desired, in the most substantial ratlines'. at reas
onable prices. .„
Magazines bound, and old books tobonnd,l at New
York prices.
Ordo is left at the office of the paper publishing this
advertisement, ocsent by Express, will be attended to
and returned without unnecessary delay
E. S: lc urn.
Scranton, Pa., Jane 18, 1867. tf
. W. R. COATS
; irrixonosims'
Patent AtiOtiplieric
Dr. Duponco's Golden PCrlodlcal Pills for females.
Dr. Cheeseman's Female PiNC •
Di. Velpan's Female Pills.
Sir James Clarke Female Fills.
TO KEEPERS OF COWS,
DAVID E. FOUTZ
NEW GOODS.
3E11:71:11.-.1 2 1.7.9Pr
WOULD inform his friends and the public that he
has in store and is receiving large and new sup
plies of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
Inclading every kind of GOODS usually wanteeln this
market. .
Ms purchases being made since ; the great brat
down of prices. will enable him to offer the most favor•
able inducements in prices, style and:variety In
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, hardware,
Stoves, Iron, Drugs, Paints, Oils,
Carpeting, . Window Shades,
• ~Boots cE Shoe; de. 'rte.
and will be sold for Lash. Produce, or approved credit
New lffllford, June, 1867.
BLACKSMITHING.
HZ undersigned have this day formeda to - PArtn er '
T
under the arm train° of Stonily& Moran, for
the purpose of carrying on Blackamithing in all Rs
branches.
Or - Strict attention wilt be glien 'to rforse-eboeing.
All work will be done neatly and'promptly..Tbe pub
lie are invited to call.
B. P. STAMP.
, Montrose, March etb, 1867. 'if P. T. MORAN.
Wittet.r
AND TRIT 4000 ;FLOUR,
Mtzrear.:4:.=s, _
a, 3wm2,1111.