trhe anittirtoult
- Curetato.
The importance of this subject; ihede
mond for prompt and persistent action ;
the absolute necessity of arousing every
peach, plant . and stone fruit-grower to
destroy the eurculio r hiss led the editor of
the Herald, as secretary of the St. Joseph
Fruit Growers' , Association, to issue this,
extra. Not a' single day should be hid;
for with united action, 5,000 carculiamay
be i;illed inra single day.
There is no doubt on.this point. * This
morning John Whittlesey called-at the
Ilelald office and stated -that her killed
2,715 counlio, about the *As of 200 trees
—and on the 15th, oil , the -same-treii,fin
four hours he killed.-1,556 .by actual
count.
Mr. Whittlesey also stated that Mr.
Ransom, Mr. Bonnelle and himself had in
five hours killed upward of 5,000 curenl
los in a proportion orthree small orchards
—that he had hfalgAlf olodwieao days
of eight hours each tilled ;(:)iie half more
cumuli° than were ever taken by three
men with the old fashioned;sheet in one
week.
Mr. Whittlesey is one of the most snc
cessful and scientific fruit-growers of St.
Joseph,* whose word is a bond ;•, but he
said, "Do not believe me kit go ~to'Mr.
Ransom's orchard and see for;yourself."
Entering Mr. Ransom's "orchard, the
editor met Dr. Lyman Collins coming out.
Dr. Collins is widely known for his suc
cessfAl peach culture. ' ••,. •
" Well, doctor, is it - a tmcce.ssr
"Most assuredly: - I tried the exileri
ment on eight of my trees in' the ironing
and in the morning took one Intuited
and four curculio. 'I am; going) orno - to:
bug my whole orchard in this manner."
William 13. Ransom, the discolor of the
new method of exterminating the curcul
io, was found on his knees in the back of
his orchard, examinhigigsZtatio traps:
This was at 10 o'clock,andlie had
already killed 1,257 on 300 trees.
The editor stooped dealt and lifted a
corn-cob not six ipaies, , ,hilig, int killed
seven cnrculio.
. ,
There is no doubt: whatever that the
long desired means of exterminating' the
curedio is discovered. It , isjzs follows: ,
Put the orchard in the best oil& ; Icsß
el down the soil about the root of every
peach tree, and smooth a circle for a' di
ameter of two and a half feet from the
tree as a centre.- Have the. ground very
clean around the base of the tree: I),o not
leave a single hole next the" 44., Leave
no place where the cnrcnlio carilide, ex
cept under the shelter Yon pravide. blow
lily close to. the Ave, grid Close to' the
ground, about fartrpieces to:tki*,,,qther
chip, or bark, or bhard, or lath k 9t2ug, or
corn cob;or oldleathe.r, or anytionok for a
cover. The burculiti:r.willr conCiafifself
under this shelter; and May be killed by
the thousands. .
Go around every day and 'imaover ev
ery chip, killing the enrculia. - They will
generally adhere to the chip, but may of
ten be found on the ground under the
chi.bably no person is the United
States has studied the cumuli° and its ha
bits more closely than William B. Ran
som. For fifteen years be has been try
ing newspaper experiments unsuccessful
ly. Last year, when bugging, he discov
ered that all the eurcuhos dropped with
in two or three feet of the root
of the peach tree, and on examina
tion found the little Turk sheltered on
the trunk and in the holes near the base
and the under side near the principal
limbs.
For the last fortnight, Mr. Ransom has
spent most all the boars of the day lying
on the ground in his orchard patiently
watching and Waiting for the first cumul
i° to show itself.
On the 4th of May a few curculios
were discovered singly, and on the sth a
few pairs were found coupling. Constant
carefni observation has led Mr. Ransom
to these conclusions.
In the MI the Curenlio seek' a warm
and safe shelter to hibesnate. This is ei
ther the ground, or leaves, stumps, logs,
old fences, woods, and other congenial
places of concealment.
The vegetable life calls the turculio
forth, and it proceeds to its feeding and
breeding ground. They walkyety fast,
and they fly and flied generally itit' night,
eating the young and tender lettles.: The
firsE warm days this year they fed, — then
the weather became cold and Sir. Ransom
fotnid no indioaticnas of tlieir
Since Friday night,;:thel36, the Weather
being warm, the curenlio have been feed
ing. They scatter all over the tree, to
feed and come down toward morning and
as late as 7 a. m. to hide.
They crawl on cold days and nights.
and hide under the shade of Ithe trunk,
waiting to feed when the nights become
sufficiently warm.
The curculio uses the green peach only
to hold its egg. It sometimes eats the ripe
peach, also blackberries, quinces and oth
er fruits.
Some idea of the quantity to be taken
from a single tree may be formed from
the following :
Mr. Ransom states that on the 14th he
took 25 ; on the 15th in the morning,so:
in the erening abont sundown, 15, and
on the 25th GO were killed from the same
tree ; of these 41 were killed in a cluster
tinder a chi c !) 2 by 3 inches.
Leaks In Farming
A Vermont agricultural ebb ree,nity
discussed the subject of leaks in farming.
A member mentioned several, common. to
most farmers.
These were insufficient winter shelter
for stock ; the waste of fertilizers 'ebb&
the houses, privy/3, pig pens, hen roosts
and barns. These leaks are very con
stantly occurring, and though singly
deemed of small consequence, yet in the
aggregate they amounted yearly to a seri
ous loss.
There were leaks, too, about the house,
in the shape of dilapidated (Mors and bro.
ken windows, necessitating the consump
tion of an increased quantity of fuel. Idle
ness in the winter season. nes 'another
leak. - -
•
wilonsewives who are annoyed with
muddy water on wash days, might do well
to remember theta piece of alum as large
as a walnut will clear, as bright as crys
tal, a whole hogshead of turbid water.
par The sexton of Trinity Church
New York, has received instructions from
Dr. Vinton to lock all the doors of the
edifice on Sundays, immediately before
the commencement of the sermon, and
to keep them in that condition until the
see** rs.concluded.. The mipthitioa went
into effect last snOsty; and antea great
/ indignation.
the , gogr. and Ohio.
'rue TWO HUNGRY IirrTENS. 1
To be recited at a Children's Party
TwO kittens grew hungry - with' licking their
feet, . . •
And ran around seeking for sow*ing tti eat.
Ife-ou• r said the cnify tat1,...1341s :wortid be
nice."
Slia-fitch 1 cried the smutty-rionij."Obilli eat
~. mice.
The hoise of the mice was a hole in t.t!e floor,
• Too small for the kits to - get in at-thlidoor,
"puss-in-the-corner" they silently sat,
And 'waited awhile for the nilee to get CitS 7
"Who eomes?" cried-a beautiful 'moiisit4Vher
cheese ;
The kittens replied, "We are rats if you please."
"Not rats," said the nibbler; "your paws -are
not pink ;
Your eyes are too big, and your tail has a kink.
':Come out!" (plinth the kits, ,I ,. .tettokorx tails and
Our eye; ..;
Will then look exactly their natural size=
Sweet utouse,,we invite you to go-to the fair,
.end you shall have plenty of combs in your
hair !"
The mouse said, "Excuse me, for I am engaged."
At which the two kittens grew fiercely enraged
They flew at the mouse-hole and awfully
squalled; , •
They fought one another, they tumbled, they
sprawled;
They twisted their whiskers, they : 44)lo4l their
tail&
Then, seat! heyw they sannpered, to nilk-pans
and pails!
The mice and the kittens no lo*T" , llle:Ariends,
Which every one knows, so thrfiElbry here ends.
S.
K I TTUS RELEASE
EY Y. P. P.
"Mew! mew ! mew !" Faintly the cry
reached Tin v's ears.
N doA't ).on hear a kitty
' 'Bessie listened. "Mew ! mew ! mew !"
Bessie heard, plainly enough, but no
kit
lv was to he. seen; and, as no kitten bi
-long,e4bofi t Ti4's home (tboukh(treas
nre long had coveted), great Cis the
mystery of the pitiful cry. •
Iciiw the sound would seem ,to come
from the ceiling, now from the hall, now
from the front door-way. The children
ran aliont as if "hunting tlOiandker
chief," when guided by thelAy, "hot:"
amf "Cold I!' -
4t4et Tiny was,"hizit„7 The prrpser
tainli-Wne: from the liont-dliirtrA:ltas
ofethiatid...Bessie and TinyAoked Up the
posts,'ititd at the deep pojectinittoof, and
all about the winding steps ;- then sn out
on the pavement, where tuey coUldlook
un thti roof ; but no kitten was to be.seen,
only the plaintive "mew 1 mew reached
their eager little ears. Presently a sweet
little girl from the nest door came. a:16)1g.
"Have von seen my kitty ?" she said.
"She's lost. We had her this morning.
but now she isn't anywhere."
"She's somewhere, ' said Tiny; '''swore
kitty is, for we've hunted her ever so long.
Hark '."
Mabel listened. "Mew mew! mew
"Yes, that's tit , Velvet, •Fm
Where can she be ?
She's right here," said Bessie. prrtfinfr
her hand on a side-post of the door.
She's inside."
"She can't be," said Bessie's father. who
had been attracted brthe eager children
to the door; "there's no place for her to
01 inside."
"But don't von hear her?" cried Tiny,
bending her little body and peeringabont.
"Don't you hear her? Oh! oh! I see her
eyes!"
. -
Sure enough. there was a small 'crack,
less than an each wide, at the top"of the
door-post, and two bright, anxious eyes
glittered•through the narrow space. . -,
"I see her ' I see her`," cried Mabel;
"but oh, she can never get out!"
By this time .Babel's fatheibad reached
the spot, and he too saw the eyes thiough
the crack. So Bessie'S father and Mabel's .
father, followed by the' - excited children, I
went up stairs and down cellar 'to see if'
anywhere there was a possible place of
entrance or exit for a Maltese puss—little
Tiny consoling herself, if not the- rest, by .
the sane remark :.
"I sliould think if there was a.place big
enough for her to get in, slie„coultVCoine
.- .
out there again .
But this was a secret known 4;inly ,to
kitty herself, and she seemed to hasSicir
gotten it. So Tiny's father got soitui meat I
and put on a long stick and held it to the
crack. Two little mouse-colored paws
seized it eagerly, and more wits passed up,
till pussy was sitistied. and all
gone at
quiet.
.
, •.1 guess she's goneat where see came,..
said Tiny, some time after, when she had
i g iven a good listen.
But no ; after a while the mewing be
gan more mournfully than ever. Ic, waS .
I evident something must be done. IL was
1a new doorway, and if kitty hadn't been
seen in the morning, she might have been
supposed to have been ?mill in in some
unaccountable way. Well, children, bow
do yon guess she got oat? I knoW I shtl)
have to tell you: Bessie's brother, whi)
was now away at school, was quite a little
=potter. He was gone, but the7f‘sertice
partner" of his "firm" was fortunately : at
home. So Roger was sent for, . and, . nu
derstandin,, the errand, came with a liar
row saw and an augur, and, standing on
a high pair of stops, : cut out Trion the roof
'of the entrance a t tette block right by
pussy's lookout. 'en she came ; to the
little window, and it. *as good to- see her
whole face. But ot44t - ajas so fax.dowol
Pussy never could' - ,fenture! *She - would
put her head out, pee:l'l)oa, put a paw
cautiously over the.edge.of the hole; and
mew sadly. Then Tinft•papa biought a
basket and held it op high, close to the
little square hole, and down jumped Vel
vet into the Casket s delighted as Paul to
escape from hie arnidow.m a basket, long,
loug ago.
Oh, hoW the childien tlanced and fol
..
lowixl. their father as he carried the basket
over and gave the lost treasure into little
Mabel's loving arms.
So tam reminded,by pussy's door with
in a door, that kittens, as well as children,
should mind the old proverb•;-"Never
jump into a well before you are sure you
can jump out.”—Young America:
Toe•?iulk. J'
Bill went into a hardware store.' "Yon
sell all sorts of nailetrre ?" said he to
the obliging man behind the eonnter.
"Yes, my little man, all sop* Ornails.','
Said Billy, "I'll take a pound:l4z,, toe.
nails, if you please."
Exit Billy, sharply followed by a set of
toe-nails, done up in a hearyboot.'-'
Jti crfl tucou~.
n?l .-- The proprietor of a tanyard adja
cent to a certain town in Virginia, con-
clndeil tO build a . stand, or sort of store,
on one of the main streets, for the pur
pose.of•vending his leather, buying raw
! hides, and the like. Atter completing his
building, he began to consider what sort
of a sign it would be best to pnt up for
purpose of attracting attention to the '
new. 'establishment; and for days and
I weeks he was sorely puzzled on this sub
ject. Several devices were one after the
other adopted; and on further Contidem.
, thin rejected. At last a happy idea struck
him. Ile bored iin augur bole through
the door post. and stu-k rill's tail in it,
with the bush ends flaunting opt. After
awhile, he noticed a grave looking per
sonage standing near the dodr, with his ;
spectacles, gazing intently on the sign.
And there he continued to stand, dumbly
absorbed, gazing and gazing, until the
em•iiisity of the hide dealer was 4 3,r,,at1y
excited in turn. He stepped out and ad
dressed the, ndividual:
"Good morning."
••Mornin , ." said the other. without
moving his eyes from t he sign.
-You want to buy leathern said the
storekeeper.
"Do you vaiit to sell hides?"
"Perhaps you arc a farina?
"No."
merchant, mac ?"
"Are on a ilm•tor':' -
\Vllat arc volt, 1 ht•it
"I'rn a phil , ..Q./.1/cr. I 11:0,.1,,,n
In•n• for an limn•. trying t.) 1•
(•i Mid aSt`t• :611 /or(' 1,1/
111*
tlir.,“:,h
thal trugrr !"
The Railroad King% at War.
That ,tinicilt I,t)lroad iwtelitate
modore Vanderbilt. sacs the I/n. is fcrtil
in , xpedicnt • to nivise all competing lim s
pav tri'mte b, the \e%, York •ntrd. to
hi ut_• r Inn' -nit of his obj,t t.
s 0%, rshoots th, mark. am in
his: conhst kith the Eric Conipaii.
to brim , tiii,l ',odd to terms. he
cut oil contiecti , n with their road be;
Itutralo. Niagara Fall , . and Sump. nsion
}fridge. 01 course, him refusal to r,cei%
passen'ge'rs and baggage on Erie through
tickets works injuriously to the interemt
of that Company, by depriving it of - the
business of the Great Western Railway of
l'amula. and compelling the through t ray
id to take Ob. Central and 1 1 0,15011 Ri‘er
lines. or submit to Ic‘atious delays aml
en( hanty,l rates of fare. This the Com
modore belio e d would put the Erie peo
ple in his power. and connwl a comprom-
Fur once, however. he mas
Fisk and Gould were c l ual to the emer
gency. They r,solved oil obtaining a route
of their own. indepondLut of Central coil
'
trot ; and, with their usual promptitude.
yesterday s:gned a contract for a broad
gauge 1111 from Buffalo to Niagara Falls
and ltrldg., to lIk• complet,l
in the hnt•lsp.n, ninet% (lays. .llrca.lv
the tracl, ha , Isl 4 n Lc6l over the hrtag.•.
and the w,rk t ii h • I.lth , .1
day to I , 1111'11•11 , 01.
No Fee for thi..tdsiee
Alter it it is-too LO to protect tin in
against fraud many of our peo n t•
the important put I iug a seal alter their
signature. when attached to a promissory
note.—when then N nii seal. and the note
is transf•rred to a third party before it
becomes due. the maker t hereof can offer
no defence in law against its payment, no
matter that he may hate paid most of it
to the socond party or liven wholly swin
dled in the consideration fur which it WaS
given. lint a seal following his signature,
n o matt e r in whose hands he may find
It's note. securi s to the giver thereof the
right to prove full or part payment there
of, or the want of consideration therefor.
'v en t right m en , porticularly if they are
on the swindle. in selling a thing that is
mit patented or a patented thing to which
they have no right whatever, are always
anxious to get notes on time without seals,
so that they can readily dispose of them
for whatever they will bring. making very
large disounnt to get the money. A seal
protects against this Li-aim-action, and ev
. cry person griing notes ought to know
just what they are doing. A little cau
tion in this matter inay protect against
sharp practice, but call hurt no it nest
man.
The li_dloning store is told of an
unlucky Etifflishinan in 'Park, who did
not know WIC %Wt . ,' (ri
biln:ieir in a re,tatirant, lit:poin
ted to the lirt - t article on the hill of fare.
and the polite unit r hini a fra
grant idate \\lien it wa.i
(It-sit:oche , ' In pundit.' to 111•-•
him a tP,;.,,,•::1),L
"ltatinr wore s,,iip than I Ns;Liii. - he
thom.!lit, but ibis is the Paris fashion. -
11, ,iiiiy . point,ll in. the thir d f line, an d
a pl.ii• of tapwea :rl',lll W.l , 1,r0a...!11t. 1,111 l
::,' illi 1 , , I! 1,J,i1111., ::11 , 111,1 , 1:1:*11:,11, il
uith a 1,.,m I ..r i n,par,L;;a ul arruisruut.
lie tried the filth lwe. awl llai supplied
with sAnne,grtiv.l hops for Hi \ aliil. II de
termined to get as far from the soup as
possibl.:. Ile pointed, in Ile-pair. to the
last artiele on the bill of fare. The wai
ter politely handed it ut a Imilell of tooth
picks'. This wils t ; y 4 . 3 l.i t eil ; the English
man paig.hi • iiii1141 , 14 . , jurf.,..7:- - -, ~,,
..... g::: ,....„ 4 „..,,,,_,
1
iletiArii6 - ,4kii;•,, 4ii,;;.;
I'll '' tit e "'ilEt4epa - 'dm aliVet4l,l to it
Are '" 1 10 - watkOit 44 li . 4 . huil E.;'' tt..# la
test ui.risit , itfatiiik.,,Asbe':niisi 1 . rill
hav 2itsfi. , e'tititt-I:42,:poitt - - iOvili
be atii4Ory arnutil ( Alte . whol !:',.tlikeli.
withlivikttx-nlue squire 'comp 'ol6. or
sta , Ato74.s''Yfoiqattlili6B;-:eachifiptztfAe ul
hoidiirgl*Ae.cliairs. , l ,41 4 .4,C , e4--f . ~
T fiki'f*' . iitie.:7:l - OrstliflWU l4l ' n 8
perfornioe4`4l46fionCipdreifrein the
common . ;44,Tlie - fck.airitirill be 24
feet high ; the galli:ry.lll - feet high and 12
feet wide. Ditneniftons of the church 103
feet by 4;4.. The estimated cost will be
s7o,or:';:The'pre'sent•chaPerirhich is to
remaiivis ;pi extelsiou, Cost $40,000.
. . .....
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A ktiii..4n:Volr - tEi- f -Alay acpupyin,g
a twilit j:ett6i - -111, at a hotelin.neWl,ork,
wrote dit,the slate as follows f!tWake let
ter B.ht::seyen ; and if letter .13'viip , 'Let
her 11 4 ',:don't tiO r nettili;"l be,
becaniefif Arliet letter 13-be;:lettet-13 will
be unable 8., who
is to call half : past ten." The porter---a
maCh better boot-black than orthogra
phiit—aftet studying, the above all night,
did:not know whether to wake np letttr
B or. LAS "let her be." ...
FENNEEIS
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wulo with nano, and data of mama e. Addreav W.
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GREAT REDUCTION
ts• rut, o•
ri"3E2141-15; caaa.ci. iChOriErFEUEIIB4
PRICE OF GOLD
Inrren.qed Forilitieq for Club Organizers.
f m • New I l'rire
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LIFE IN UTAH
MYSTERIES OfjORMORISM
By 4. 11. BRAIR.E, editor of the Salt Lake Reporter.
logo') Erposr ef their ere! Bites, Ceremonies.
is sod I 'rim..
With a full and authentic biol.?). of POLYGAMY find
the Mormon Sect, from Ito oriOn to the preoent
Azento are meettna with unprecedented taboos ; one
eeporto 71 onhorribrro in two don'. and?) the firwtdai.
Pend for circular'. Address 24AT1ONAL
PUBLIyfI
ISO co.. Philadelphia, r. U111:10 8-4
WHY DON'T YOU TRY
WELL'S CARBOLIC TABLETS.
Tlioy are n cm,. for Sore Throat, Cold, Crimp.
I/Iptherla. Colon% or 14,1114MeocA 800 p
remedy for Kidney Difficult len. Prlee canta ppecr box.
.lent ho molt cm rert•lpl Of price, to .S. Q.
nt Mot Ft.. Neu Y.,rk. Sole A1.,-ent for N. Y.
'; - C — Sold by all Drn=lntn, Dune
Book Agents Wanted
Auto-Itiogragl7) awl Pernonal Itecollectiono of
JOHN B. GOUGH.
The whole enikvn.,l with airevtinz incident? , foil of
niece and path, Fifty thot.and cold the tart five
months. People e ,I) hay thi,llolWithstandiug the harri
time, it is 3 tel , a,r , for it in dOlll4 mach
viod This. ‘‘ork I,,inti nod illuKtruted.
II r .I"WINSON.
j a,• I .krt-11 Street. PhiLadelpha, Pa.
534 rEI4 malr.
a~sOllt®. Tigireb 2atact- tv.r7. 1 . , v for
HENRY- WARD MORES'S
(.4lat PA PElt. TUE CIffIIL.TIAN UNION,"
with Isiah It till I N AVVAi that superb and world re-
Lou tia4l-;Work iof art, hlarshalra Household Lite of
~;11;97 .a9...1813.X214 - 41:1r TOW..
The biet mtper and _modest vol;raving ill America.—
A,rent e report rusk= 107 In half a (lay. Sales etuder
than looks. and profits zrmter." Wide awake Agents,
Teachers, Clerrytneu and others. male or female, should
send at once-fur ropysar paper. and fall P./ 1 . 4 . 111,5 .f
this entirety mew and unprecedented combination, in
which there la more money than anything now offered.
A. 11. lICISBATID, Publisher.
Jane a—l 400 Chestnut St., Phira.
THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.
For twenty-five cents you can buy of
your Druggist or Grocer a package of
Sea Moss Feriae, manufactured from
pure Irish Moss er Carrageen, will
make Sixteen quarts of Blanc Mange.
andraitkei otaatityo
. Puddings, Cus
tards, Charlotte Russo, &c. /t is
by far the Cheapest, healtbleit',und
most delicious food lathe *mid. •
RAND SEA mosspmWswoo._
• 53 Pailinace, N. Y.
PLANTATION niimEns.
S.-T.-1560.-X.
This wonderful vegetable, reatoratire is
the sheet-anchor of the feeble and debili
tated. As a tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid, it has no equal among
stomachies. As a remedy for the ner
vous weakness to which women are es
pecially subject, it, is superseding every
other stimulant In all climates, tropi
cal, temperate or frigid, it acts as a spe
cific in every species of disorder which
undermines the bodily strength and
bre;altr doWn the :animal . Spirits. For
sale by all druggists. [mar 9—eipa
TO PHYSICIANS.
Raw Toga, Alamos Ilith. IM®.
Allow me toe Wynn: aticollon to mm Permstatfaa of
COMPOUND EXTRACT of BUCHU.
June 15—A
[From the largest Mishiseterisit Chemists to the
World.)
omads
•• lam acquainted with Xs. H. T N .
Ilitionedd C
he oc
cupied the Drag Store opposite inyteeldemea; sad was
successful in conducting the baldness when" otbees bad
not been equally se before hint. love been Sword
bly impressed with his charades and mare,"
WILLIAIf WEIGH KAM
Firm of Powers I IN eiginmsw. Xdo
Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets,
phis.
lIELMICOLDIS FLUID EXTRACT Strelltl
for weakness arising from indlacortiou. The ezhanst
ponrern Harem .o ono our secompzotoo ego nia
dalarming symptoms, among widetywfil IM nil fo
position to Exertion, Lops ofHiemorn_Watefulaess.
Hersor of Dimmer, or Perebodinga of Evit—in fact,
Universal Lassitude. Prostration. and Inability to alr•
ter into theenjoyments of society.
The Constitution' ones afeetM with Orianie Weak •
onus• require* th e aid of Medicine to strengthen and in
vigorate the, which
lIELXBOLD*B EXTRACT SUCRE
Invariably den. Tr no treatment is submitted to, Con
sumption or Insanity ennuis.
Ilumeines Pune ittersuCir oe Br am to affections
peculiar to Pemalea, Is misguided by anyeither prepa
ration, a. In ehlomat*, or Retention. Painfulness or
Suppression cf customary evacuations. Olcerated or
fithiras State of the Uterus, and 7girl complaint, Inel
dent to the sex, er th e ithellee e..• 6f life.
Helmbold's Eziroet Buchte and Improved
Rode Wen&
will radlailly exterminate item the spit= diaseseilliti
sing from habits of dissipation.at litt,e capitate. little
o r DO change to diet. no ineonvenlenre or exposure:
completely supersediug those unpleasant end danger
one remedies, Captive and Mercury, in an these aims
es.
tree Fleirnbold's Fluid ll:trite of Burka la ail diseas
es of these organs, whether existing fn male or female,
from whatever came ortakuting, and no mattered bow
longstanding. It ispiessant in taste and odar,••lm
medlate" in action, and more strengthening than any
preparations of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from broken down or delicate matt!
tollone, procure the remedy at once.
The reader most be aware that, however. alight may
he the attack of the above dial:Ares, it le certain to af
fect the bodily bealth and moatsi powers. v
All the shove dhseases , rulers the ahl of s Diuretic.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT. NNW
to the Great Meet Diuretic.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Price, SI.S& per Bottle-6 *bailie Wilk,
Delivered to sup addieo. Deiibe wantons In lin
earomenleatima.
Address H. T. HELM/NUN Dng and ChelOWll
Warehouse, WI Brosdway, N. Y.
prlircrite aregamhsounlew &me, he *el ems..
anal map Oozed per, witli faashOle oho" Wareham
d
Jane 1, 1810.Ay
• -, . -,-'---• 7r
P4lkamtms 46ttlimettU•
=EN
W. 3P., :TIC )SWIVEL
NO; $2 wiSittniTox 81:017;
- • "1-: , •
Ot thoi4 I Blab" ga°lll
Brilliant
DIAMONDS,
BEST CLOCKS IN 52:Ur. IWIWs • -
TRIOICH, BRIM A.ND ISBICAN
•
CirEAP.OR::
, ,:•
I have ahloiltebrat„ and moat complete stock of
sotto 'mi. tn !aili rtderEti vrAtt:
Tema I. beet and most ptiblt:toittztte;.whose
for
have Own parka satislactios! tc!nq patroßs
Dor die past eve MN.
The *Leek wITI be found • the beetverret opened to
O sse et • Owes •wtll-telk,kepl LOA and
templets, eoesistitig of '
SOLID SILVER-TABLE WARE;
TABLE AND TEL! PPOONB,
egkettterr It kb ell tke varieties 4111.4 vniini, seek ea
tea Setts, Cake Saikscir,ltspkin Mire. Outoni,
tlntoso,' Yorks, -Spoons, tn.,'
of Slue e, Doubts. Trader *M Quednplia nee.
30.4
was never more complete. and* 'ail metlng eadetant
Aailt addlttozi'veall "
titan et t i ttaubn, -
A 11,3
D. w HOTCITIOW. '' LEWIS STINOUR.
T. a .11101ta&N.. „. _J. 8. WELLS
D. MUNSON. W. - LAGRANOIt,
B. B..IIIIRSIMILID,- RILEY- 8um.... 4 •
11. DOBSNBQB2 . WARD
.31,..11.1D311
PLUMS CALI anti =AKINS OUR 9 00 P 5, AT
82 Wa t s_hil,ltrton 'St.
"V.' TOZER. -.",
•,71.
t •
Lai-) .141 , r.. 1 It
.
•Arn TOWNSIITP
The-submit:ler, offers Dr ; ago ,th ' e. mittabro'
Farm situated in ',Auburn. township; lately be :-
tonging to4.llldiANtl Said farm 'writable twii
hundred and'eigtit acres., one hundred had slur
acres improved. , frinscia on ,eabilann And
.clas two envy+ houserutdemy ham ;,,twct omit
seder; a anantitt offrnit fl ees. 1301 &rut' itfee
.ly tau miter roan thei'VetlightVidiey Rnilrendw
well watered, good . timber; and .Ist every-way-4
flat class farm..Frannue ire want eta eodfarm
will understand. Maa.a chanS -o „t9
Dronerty aeldoin °Term '
'For terms and retrtituft utre
AffdiftleCofl4 l ,. . ,
, • . rmr.77 , • •
ken; fbr tiale; the 1101:1CP, and - Uflortn.Minit:
rose now occupied by Lit: /cook with about
ds ems ettand belonging theteta,lsi o
AVM*
—;„•• :41sdtutea l kft,
4 " . 103876:;-41-'
MENEM
.$?.
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nhilt=tiu t dChtttelM i lit r:1 1
SA ge ~pmu 1: ' Jr ONO*
:
JAL 5. Una— It
6 T. urtanow
=ia3M
",t T.^,l;
REMOVED,
"
NEW
SPLENDID-:-STOOK,,
Er=l
JEWERY,
SILVER WARE.
SILVER WATIIE%
•
GOLD 'IIrATORESio,
!=Ml=llll
Of ill stiles aid sold
NAPKIN RINGS; FORKS,
11' 811431,0/0 amts or ;,„
NESE
lIIIEBEN=I
Tor nsithio . ..proot anis otter to
BligaßtiMN; r•
T;L:!r
ABT.L TUR,RELL,- -.
DRUEOLST, MONTROSE, PA.,
te contlnusyy recelvtv
• . t
.= I' - .*
:NEW 400 D.
And keeps constantly CM band a fall and desirable al
sostaaana of mein°
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. LIQUORS.
Paints, 011 s, Dye-Stnffs, Teas, Stokes, and other Gm
Caries, Stone Ware. Wall and Window Paper, Glasa
were,Fnilt lam Mirrors, Lampe, Camino. Kea
acne:Machinery' OR; Tontiero 011, Seatsfoot Ea;
Aned Whale Oil, Sperm Oil. Olive Oil. Spirits Turpeci•
tine.
_Tarnlsnes, Cynaypeed. Ifinexer,Potaatt, Cones
tested Lye: AstrGtellie,irrneses. Ifiapportert, Wedleal
Instrnfnents, Shoulder Braces, Whips, Guns, Pistols,
Certildge, 'Powder;-8 he Lead,' Gun Caps, Dissilasi
Powder and Pose, Violins, Strings, Bows, etc. Plates,
Piles. rte.,' Mob Hooka and Lhtes,Dar and Toilet t3oapa,
Bair Olfs, , `lfair Restorers. and Hair Dye s . Brushes,
K
Pocket nivev, ApcctsclevAltrer Plated Spoona,Parka,
/Cairn. AC. Dentist Articles, s general assortment itt
FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, nod PEEPIIIIERY.
elf4i)Cidiii - iil4l).9iCktuta oL
•ATENT MEDICINES,
In abort, nearly every. throe. to • restore tho nick, to
please the tepee, to tleht the rye, to gratify the fancy,
and anui to conduce tulle real and substantial ootaterta
of life.. Enumeration I impracticable an It would ell
newspaper. Call at the Drag and Variety Store of
ABEL 717/21171LL.
114itroiC:,Tati.6:161 -
FARM, F9R.,SALIE!
The rnbserliter offers far Pak lits Farat, vituate la
tho met part of Nov Milford township. containing
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-THREE ACRES,
IV.S Berne hntimved, tceli watetexl hyvarinvt, and a small
creek. There are two houcec. ono new, and three bawls.
oaamens;anameramlarlaitnaa, wad two good mcbards.
The Lind not Improved le heavily timbered.
Tenet , made racy. Poi farther Information tall on or
address the valscriber at New Milford. Supers Ce. Pa.
.
gni': 10, R9llO - 11 7 • JACOB WAYIKAN.
smoup BROWN'S
Fli;a,. Life; and AcCident
GENIittAL -IXSI:ritANCt
~rotroqz:troiese,
flomelnannanie Co. of.N. T., Capital and
=pIusSWAM
Inautance Co. of liort4.-NneFica. Mira,
,CapitilandSurplus„ - 2,000400
Franklin Tire Insurance Co., Phila, Pa.,
Capital and Surplus, 2.000,000
tycominc Count,T Mutual Insurance CO.Of
. Nancy, Penn a, Capital andelurphns, 4.000,000
ittriner's Mutual InsoraocoCo. York., l'a.,
4 CHattal and t311*112 •, • • 700,000
Conitectlctil 11101a21,Lify Tuanisitdo up:
Hartford. Conn., paying to per cent.
dividend! , to theaseared. Thy notes
siren for
hail
ei h n e y l c. ' r ite 'm a i lloTt U clc netkv.'rtt o
o
policy will always be paid in full, and
thenoter given up. Capital, 17,000,000
American Lllcinaorance Co., Philadel
phia, Capital.
Travelera'lusurance Co. Hartford, Conn.,
Insuring against all kinds of accidents
Capital, 190.600
Hartford Fire latrarancecotaPan7. Hart
ford. Conn.. Capital and Surplus, ' i 2000.000
PottutzoAlsa..!patiaccCo,llartford, Ct.,
Capital • VSOO,OOO
Hartford Live Stock InekOince Company.
Insurance on all kind. of Lice Stock,
against, theft ,and death irom any
cause. Capital, , $17,000,000
pErAiitinsiness entrusted to our care srlll he attend
ed toad fair terms. and all losses promptly adjusted.
IMY - 0111ee first door en-it from Banking Office of W.
11..Caupci& Co., Turnpike et. Montrose, Pa.
STROUD RI. BROWN, Agents.
b. C. Smrroat. unQ. , Frirndsville, Solicitor.
Criss. U. Sarni, Montrose, do
BILLInao STROVD. Cnazugui L. BitotcaL.
. -
DOWN -TOWN- NEWS.
MINEit 51ND:- CO A TS, -
Rain Streei, 5 doors below Boyd's Corner. moat/1m
FLOUR, GROCERIES, AND
R 0 VISIONS.
Wpare conedantly roc 1 ring nd now bore onhand,
s fresh facia orGoods In unrlll e,wb la we 'MUM
CHEAP! CHVAI ! CHEAP!
for cash, or exctui .go or produce
,009/. 1
COFFEE,-.SUGAR,
MOLASSES, SPICES,
PORK, FISH;' LARD,
• 11;IMS,-.D.RIED FRUITS,
CL(iten 'it TIMOTHY SEED, die.
We;hare refitted and made additions to 011? Stake!,
Nils. and are now ready to forward Ratter L611404.4'
enaapplaatonflnuaerf la New Truk. tree af chargeoild
tpahr iiheraladvancem cuts on ciinsigningnts.
• Call and s samine our Stock 'before' purchasing else
where. anderm linen rtinrselvea o (the
GOOD' - QUALITY = • I,OW PRICES
C. O. MINER. - -
Montroier. April p, 100
flt BROTTLEMS,
SCRANTON, PA.
Wholesale AoßafallDcalera tn
HARDWARE-, IRON, STEEL,
2. •
SHOVELS,
BUILDER'S ',HARDWARE,
MINE RA IL,UOCNTEBSUNK d T RAIL SPIKES
RAILROAD d MINING SUPPLIES.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS, AXLES, SKEINS AND
BOXES,' BOLTS, NUTS and WASHERS,
PLATED BANDS. MALLEABLE
IRONS, HUM, SPOKES,
FELLOES, SEA T'S'PINDLES, BOWS. de.
ANVILS, VICES, STOCSiS;and' DIES, 'BELLOWS ,
lIAMMICIIS, SLEDGES, FILES, Ae. Ae.
CIRCULAR AND MILL SAW A, BOLTING, PACRING
TACKLE BLOCKS, PLASTER PARIS
CEMENT, NAIR A GRINDSTONES.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.LEATUERA FINDINGS
FAIRBANK'S SCALES.
Serantr, Much 24. ISO. 17
vutourußE. ESTABLISIIMENT
OF IFILLIfIII
rnoAss Twits .Normn n• The extcualvo Tortittlire
Estabilihment of Stnltb, having been
refitted and gmatly tlepttY.ed. the proprietor reaped,
folly annonneeeto the citizens of Mantras* and ',Mimi
ty, that he Is constantly making and keeps on !landfills
hugest and best aaavortrannianf‘a
WiII:TI:UPW "r17.1EL3111
to be found anywhe r this side of New York City.
DaskiMbraosrToonelrocks, Lounges, Footstools ac.
Center (~ard.Plan Diniq., kiwi= awl
attar/in .-Caniti tad Woodneat Ito6kete , Cede, PIM
hod Woodaeals or every variety and style. .•
Sofas and Tate a tete.. furolehed on abort notice:—
Cane neat chairs reveattxt. -
SPRING - BEDS.
A largo assortment-:chespest and best in the market
'Cane :Beat 'Chaim , -
tern bow enabled to supplfrey customers *MI; bare ,
substantial awe seat chalr,of home matmlhettins, which
wine round greatly superior to those totaled" , to
mulct, and setae sold at ales, OM
,CANZSEAT CHAIRS RR-SEATED.
' 'armee" 'rude coffins on band or 'famished at
'short notice. Mane alwarapt„matliness if desired.
I employ none but carofnl and experienced workmea.
I intend to do my work well, and sell it as low *salt
graided• •
WILLIAM W. SMITH.
Montrose, Feb 18,;1868.
RoF. G. E. WEDGE,
•-
-
P:..
• ~ • •••
.
Winn notify tbo public. of Anbnrn 4 Canters ana
vicinity, that hob now prepared to tape all hones an.
true tool to his care, no matter what or bow bad their bk.
bits aro If not broke, no ebann mado.
• .iLlso; Instruction given how to tom your own boots.
AitoOk learners, Sept. 21, 1110.--,
J.EI tILRY
SCO.CIO6,CMX7
of ottr Ooods
W. IL COATEI
A. TURRELI