. 1 equally free and independent." The Bill 1
licur Adrertioemtnts.
iof Rights of MaSsaohnsetts, drawn up by ,
1 'John Adams in 1779, reads "all men are —«,-. ----
i diom About 00 ,„keeping. i , Great Neil arid their Wfrea; '
boa- H n free and equal," though the word
DArCilEl' dr. CO.
. . --
We will give to intellect, to religion and l , . ..,
;; ~,, - - as originally reported by the commitm
, all virtues, the honor that belongs to i Froth the - tlaye:of !Socrates tO Vitiates !, were, "all men arc born equally free and., THE GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
them. And still it may be boldly affirm-1 Dickens there-hag been..one loni,steties- I independent , " From these authorities itWALKER'S CALJFOIII.IIA.:
ed that economy, taste, Arnaud neatness I sion of unfortunate exaniples.---'Poet and lseems that George Mason's draft of the VINEGAR BITTERS.
in the kitchen have a great deal to do in Ipainter, dramatist and novelist philoso- ' Virginia Bill of Rights was the common I t , ~- MOIi Tii , m „ m oo pEERoma 22 - 2.f
making life happy an prosperous 1 Sher and linguist, the Moliers, the Mil- 1 source from which all the subsequent ex- ,sz, .; Bear t,eatimony to thew wassiw. a ~.,
tat Curative Effects. 0
Nor is it indispensably necessary that ! tons, the Hymns, the Bnlwers, the Durers, pressions were obtained. The princiile, I : - s - l e a 5
a hone should be tilled with- luxuries. the Scaligers , the Sheridans , the Thael- ! however, can be traced to much earlier ° E .E. WHAT ARE THErt ? 1 1 .
The qualifications for all good housekeep-lerys—will all marry and quarrel in the 1 writers, including Locke and Sidney, and 1 : .. a
I al
haiLain be displiyed as well on a small future as they'have in the past. All these laccording to Sir Robert Filmer, to Car-1 El i a "e. E
as on a large one. : men, without exception, will in the fit- dinal Bellartniu,'who lived between 1542 F.
.- ''i
A small house can be more easily kept tare as in the past, blame their wives for and 1621. I -,
than a palace. Economy is most needed , the several catastrophes. a I
in the absence of abundance. 1 And yet what s record of heartlessness FLIES. s' '
1 a :
.., s I s
Taste is well displayed in placing the 1 and indifference our greatest men hovel The naturalist recognizes many bun- 1 a l s - -= rt; 0
dishes on a pine table, as well in arrang- 1 1eft of their domestic life. Dr. Franklin, Brads of kind of flies in this country ; but if. ..! g .' "
ing the folds of a damask curtain. that old utilitarian kite-flyer , went to Eu-1 in our household economy wereduce them 's°. 1 tE I
Skillful cooking is as readily discover- r o pe, leaving his wife beLind, and never 1 mainly to threesorts,—honse-flies-lic4,, .1 i.:, r
ed in a nicely baked potato, or a respects- saw her face for eleven rears. She. had I flies, and blue-bottle or blow-tiles. The xi -. t a 1 g
ble johnny cake, as a nut brown -sirloin shared his poverty, practiCed his Poor Ri- latter is readily distinguished . the two i 8 '....., t . ir4
or a brace of canvass backs.. chard maxims, pinched and economized. ! former are frequently confounded, al- I : i I. I /..
The charm of good hottsekeepu, is in patched and darned, worked early and ! though easily known apart by the natur- 11'2 i E. /
' /
order; economy and taste displayed in at- late, bred children, nursed them through • alist or an acute 'observer. They may,'. ta 7. E °. ;g . '.!
teation to little things have a wonderful the spine jaundice, red gam , whooping ! however, always Le identified at a glance '' ' o, 6 ° ° 1 1
vra - •
influence. cough, measles, scarlet fever and tits, ,by the position they assume on a wall. A ce, 4.... .e; FANCY DRINK, F/ 5
A dirty kitchen and bad cooking have I while Benjamin enjoyed the splendors of ' common house-fly almost invariably rests Made ol Poor null Whiskey, Proof SOON, and Refuse
driven many a one from home to seek for a court, velvet coaches, great dinners, and with its bead downward, and, however it i t l. l -'` e lit'. l V-IF.' d micl P .- i • c -le a r na ii:n w rV ell Vi o ere i r. e 7./ I P '
Comfort and happiness somewhere else. choice society. Of course when he CRITIC 41111 Y alight, works its way around until one lead the t i i i pti ,, ler
m on
, t j o ono ke i t:mu ti late; ruin, hut
Domestic economy is a science—atheo- back the poor drudge was no match for this direction is assumed. The bitting- I t ' i r e c r ;,,,r c:l e i`to c riiiik e :rm a •'fro frn m m oll t Alc oholic s i tTlen i V.
Ty of life which all sensible women ought I the philosopher ; there was a great gulf ; flies, on the contrary, as universally rest Ti72.1,', ',. b r e eg r it t no ß v i n A t „ r P aVrt. vr•o d ni L t i o r' r " one P ee:
to study and practice. None of our ex- between them. That her heart rebelled ' with the head pointing upward, acting, ill i,-oi.r.srrying oir nil poiomons matter, and restorTirg
celleut girls are fit to be married until is manifest in the headstrong acts of his . this respect prec i se ly I l k. t h e equa ll y ihrhlood to a healthy condition. No person call take
,hereßitters according to directions, cad remain long
they are thoroughly educated in the deep I children. -He quarreled with his sous and I bloodthirsty mosquito. The brother of noun tae ! sine niii lie giv en M m
r on Incoble cans, provided the
and profound mysteries of the kitchen. disinherited one of theme an eminent Russian entomologist, now nonn.nrn- not destroyed by mineral poloons or other
See to it, all ye who are mothers, that I A just retribution far' any w rong on I res idi ng i n t h e u n i te d s ta t es , observed, a mean., and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of
your daughters are all accomplished by woman is sure to come:in the vice and • peasant in his own country killing sonic r li n o l i: r Inflammatory an' °brook Rheumatism, and
an experimental knowledge of good house- crime of her children tit the third and o f the flies on a wall of his hut without ihpitg..iiivi,,oa7,l.d FB'l•avziL..Dtitli,enstlat.thg.,ll.l,rittic,LLlveri
keeping. fourth generations. disturbing others; and, on being quest- niim•en.t . ni. sin-a uinnmenare gizmo by virat.A Blu ed,
keeping. Clay thought lie could leave his Toned, lie gave as a reason that those with 5 i , ; ii, , , , b 0 i:,..1.;;! .., e . ni n.. 1 , ,1 . y produced by derangement of the
wife at Ashland to bear children and ' the heads up were "biters," and the oth- Cleaner the Vitiated Blood v i r , nen n ee_cr you and Its . Im.
make butter for the Lexington market. ! ors were not. A careful examination of LT Zir:lrZetainu c firmTgehl: he
chi
r li fi g:4-at E .71".7 , 1
while he made laws for the nation at the the facts by the e utotnologist himself. ion ee i,, in the veins; cleanse it when it is fool, sod
your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood pare
Capital. There his heart stood always ' proved the accuracy of the generalization mod the ikcalth of the ;poem will fol
low in
as any boarding house door,but shut I thus made by an ignorant but Observant ~,,P.,„'"ZWit l , 's n s , d s " ,,u , 'l ' s ! :„,.'s s " ,,Tr ; ',a'n ' s t u , f„si t ° , ol : 3 l : l7,Trn ,
against her who was playing S 1
_ o_olll C 1 1 .3 ' man. ....A..
wise woman on a Kentucky farm. His . -... 11 , in Billions. Remittent. and Intermittent Posen, these
Bitters have no equal. For toll directions read careful.
of ambition over, sick and sad he 14,7 - /r . • Pit, will you answer me a ( I nes- ii: the rimmlor around ench bottle. printed in four tan
dreamveer.-ntrir German, French and Spanish.
went back to Ashland, to find that the , tion r J. WALKER, Proprietor, ti Commerce St., N. Y.
R. 111. McDONALD dis le..
domestic drudge called by the holy nanie 1 "Certainly. my boy." Druggists. and general Agents. San Francisco and Sae
of wife had reared up for him a ram of : "Well, pa, is the world round ?" ramento, California, and 34 3'N Comments St_ N. Y.
derreneratet wayward children. He was "Yes, of course." . OT - SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS & DEALERS.
July
filledfilledwith the bitternessof din-appoint- j "Well, then, pa, if the world is round. - . IS-4
_ —
went. But they measured the depth of how can it come to an end ?" AGENTS WANTED EOR
the mother's humiliation. 1 "There, now, that will do ; you can run
The angles of incidence and. retaliation lout and piny." ,66 o N DER s
were but equal Was it a sorrdwful moth- , -,... ~......- -
er that made one son crazy ; another a' 7, - -- , 7- "The marriage service, in the opin- OF THE WORLD."
sour, discontented man, overcome tutu' ion of the Cleveland - Herald, should be Over One Thousand Illuvirstione. The largest, best
life with a sense of inferiority, and jock- changed to read : "Who dare take this ' 7,,;l, l ,M,.r d s T s 'f for "Z= l l;',...",tTV, r z ,:l.'7, o k nc .,, a 7 er
e 33 and gamblers of the rest woman-?” And the groom shall answer Addross U.S. PUBILISIIING ' &l..
July 13-4 411 Broome St., N.Y.
Truly, a 'adorn is justified of her child- -I 4 1„ e ,..,-
ren. We do not gather grapes front - this- -,.. 4MI. .1....
tees, nor figs from thorns. By their fruits —lt is figured out that a snuff-taker in
we may know them.
Great pacifionorl shallow protection- and cheapest book. in she world.
, forty years devotes twenty-four MOD OIS to A leer more AGENTS are W.ANTED ,for one of the best
i blowing his nose. Rev. W. A. RINGLETS
iSt! HOW could he with his narrow pa- i .
litical creed ever fathom the causes of our ! ' NATURAL HISTORY,
social wrongs ? We cannot quench our I , Giving • clear destript ion of neatly evegr known species
of Beasts, Birds. Fishes, Infests, Reptiles, &e. &c. colle
t hirst at sweet and pleasant streams whose
"ENN' FIRM, , reed by ICOO spirited illustrations and replete with es
fountains we have potsoned. He might A i citing and monolog anecdotes of their manifold peculiar
, Ities. The cream °fib° famous London Nu ninon ed 4
despise the wife and regard her us an in- I ' I lion with valuable addition. from the works of other dlte
ferior. (we hope he did not), but j N ust and ; E W 0. 00 0 _
-rs . ungulates Naturalists, `Sutton. Attasatz. Wood, Wilson.
Audubon. and many others , . No trouble to Agents about
mighty was her revenge. 1 ..tic or party. Everybody Is delighted with lt,cdd_nrail
Henry Clay is dead ; his compromise: young, in town nn p canons, Nothing 'Melt In the Sold.
•
The subscribers are now receiving from New York • 1 tr''et'etr'looPmithePlTtents.t and best t:o3 #s t edWiriallaofdaßlibles extsi.ennit.
measures are to the winds ; but ,
new and fresh stock of I. Send for Illustratod Circular end our meet Ilbenal term
his misdeeds live after him.—.3frs. E. r. I I
for Bookend Basle.
A. U. HUBBARD. Pubilvber,
`qa ato it. 41a1 Chestnut St. Philadelphia
• •
wa
The ,favn and „tt. _ floctilantouo
11111Ing Corn,
It is surprising that the barbarous old
practice of billing up corn should still ;
find advocates and followers. After years
of effort on the part of the intelligent
portion of the agricultural and horticult
ural press, it is now pretty well under
stood that it will not do to continually
plough and injure the surface roots of
fruit trees in the orchard. But we have
heard intelligent men say that though
they would disturb an orchard as little as
possible in this way, yet corn was quite
another matter. But the laws which gov
ern the nutrition of plants are pretty
much the same all through.
Roots love darkness, and yet wish to be
as near as possible to the surface; and
whether it is the root of an apple tree or
the root of a cornstalk, makes no differ
ence in the working of this law. If we
plough deep and cut off the surface roots,
the deeper ones are unable to reap any
benefit from the atmosphere ; and those
covered by the soil ploughed over them
are in just the same condition. This is
the "science" of the thing. But better
than all this is the experience of those
who have tried the.inatter by careful and
intelligent experinients. Ao far as we
know. every such test has resulted in fa
vor of flat culture and against billing.
It is very fashionable to rail at "mere I
theoristsf yet we believe that many of
our absurdest practices have resulted in
the most commonplace theories, and this
is one of them. Some one probably noted
the little shootlets coming out of the
joints above the soil, and thought they
wanted earth to cover them. Rifling was
stinted m the "theory" that it was "help
ing nature ; or it might have started
with some lazy fellow who thought he
would not hoe or harrow early; but wait a
little longer, and then one good plough
ing would do the whole job.
However, no matter how it originated.
it is a mistaken and bad practice, should
he left to go the way of many absurd
thlngs.—Forney's Weekly Prexs.
agr 'The skin of an animal, whether i sense plan, htiving a hinny> of rock salt
cow, calf, colt, or horse, that dies on the ! accessible to stock at all times. It should
farm is worth more at home than at the he in the horse and cow trough, in the
tanner's. Cut it into narrow trips, and I sheep and barn-yard, and in the field.
shave off the hair with a sharp knife be- They will then take as much as they want
fore the kitchen fire, or in a workshop and
nature prompts, and no more. 'Taken
stormy days and evenings. You may in t i i i ii way, i t wi ll promote appet i te, good
make them soft by rubbing. A rawhide health and thrift, and no diarrhom or nth
halter-strap, an inch wide, will hold a er disease will result, as they often do
horse better, and last 'Langer, than an inch when given at specified times and in large
rope. It is strongmr than hoop iron and quantities.
more durable, and may be used to hoof Salt is not a food but a condiment_ The
dry casks and boxes, and for binges. human'syslem requiteifsothe stili iti food ;
Try it on a broken thill, or and wood- `but we imagine if a table-spoonful or ot li
work that has been split. Put it on wet. l er quantity of salt was put before a man
and nail fast. Thin skins make the best only at certain times and perhaps when
bag-springs in the !world. A raw-hide I his appetite did not prompt the use of it.
rope is a good substitute for a-chain. It ,it would do nu good. We think the same
is valuable to mend a broken link in a rule applies to our domestic animal ; but
tree chain. For some purposes it is best'l by allowing them free access to it_ they
to use it in its natural state- Fur other N% ill never take more than enough, and
purposes it may be dressed soft. i what they do take will promote thrift, and
----- "" m " — " --- '. indirectly ward otf diseases to which all
ZH — Wild parsnips are deadly iioison
flesh is heir.
ous, as shown by a recent unfortunate Rock salt can be procured in large
event in lfennesota. Two brothers, new
-1 lumps, weighing 10 to 20, 30, 40 pounds
ly married and just starting out in the'
each, at about 2A cents per ponud.
business of life by commencing fanninr
F
were suddenly cut down in their early
•nanbood by mistaking this poisononis .. - :;r7Josh Billings says that "Marriag.
root for the cultivated vegetable. On is a fair transaction on the face or it; but
the morning of the day upon which the thare iz quite too often put-up jobs in it.
meloncholy occurrence happened, they , Whoever it wuz that first 'put on the
had been plowing and came upon some silken harness must have made a piod
parsnips, of which they tasted and dug thing or it, or so merrily or their posteri
up some and had them cooked for dinner. I tv would not her harnessed up since and
Their wives state that before dinner both drove out- Thare is a grate moral grip
brothers complained of feeling sick,bnt no in marriage ; it iz the mortar that holds
special notice was taken of this fact, and ; the soshol bricks together. But than.
they sat down to dinner. Not long after ; ain't but few pholks who put their money
the meal had been finished the brothers • in matrimony who could set down and
were taken suddenly it and died within ' give u good written ()pinyon why on earth
five minutes of each other. ;they corn to do it. Sum marry for money
• ; and don't see it. Sum marry because they
rgr Several items have lately appeared • think wiminin will be scarce next year.
in the papers touching the gradual deple.! and live to wonder how the crop holds
tion of our forests and the growing :scar- out. Sum marry for Inv without a cent
city and expensiveness of tinder, for fen- in their Twilit, nor a friend in the world.
cing and other purposes. But few, we nor a drop or pedigree. This looks des
presume, are aware that the present con- perate. but it iz the strength or the garue. -
sumption of wood in the United States is
enormous as is shown by the following I
figures, It is estimated that 150,000 acres
of the best timber is cat every year to
supply the demand for cross-ties of rail
ways alone. For railroad buildings, curs,
repairs and bridges, the yearly- expendi
ture of wood amounts to 638,500,000. The
fuel for hicomotives in the United States
represented by wood alone, costs the ag
gregate of $56,000,000.
nr"The cups at the fountains erected
in Philadelphia are frequently stolen Of
all contemptible and unutterably mean
thieving,, the stealing from the fountains
of the clips provided by the charitable and
beuevolent/mett and women of that city
b the l est The man who would filch
a cepa fountain provided for the
Irianfamishing to quench their
Wiest, is of all mean thieving scoundrels
theMeattest.
- --
at Vhe Governor of the workhouse
algton, England, recently ordered
a lad, named John Barring, to be "ducked"
for soiling hie clothe& He was ducked
satbarcinghly.that he was drowned, or is
giffero neee jury bath it, met “death by
ials-aventare."
Salt for Domestic Animals
The quantities per head and the proper
way of adininistermr , ' salt to onr domes- Dams, Dried Reef, Smoked Halibut, rod
tie animals, and also the question of Pi, Mackerel, dr.
whether they should have salt at all, ate
observe is still being discussed and g.,,ing . s „,„ . wm t tterebire Ranee.
the ftallitla of the agricultural papers.
Praciical experience has long since s,,t- t ar.at•ti Platen.— PM,. Pine Apple.. Rerect CCM,. Tanta
tied these questions, and we think no Ilnince, anti Mum, Carew, Fella,
stock or other farmer, who has ever tried ; Extract Lemon. etc etc.
It, will resort to any but the common',
11lintory• of a Famous Sentiment.
A discussion has recently taken place
in Boston in reference to the correct
phraseology of the Declaration of inde
pendence. The printed oration of Mr.
William Everett, delivered iu Boston on
July 4, 1870, gives "all men are born free
and equal" us the leading principle of
the famous Declaration, whereas that in
strument reads, "ail men are created
equal." The orator' however, asserts that
in his spokan oration he made use of the
correct sentence. This mistake in the
printed copy of the oration lies caused an
investigation into the history of the sen
timent, from which it appears that the
Virginia Bill of Rights, drawn up by
George Mason and adopted on June 12,
1776 t contains the phrase "all men are by
nature equally free and independent" In
Jefferson's first draft of the Declaration
the sentence read, "ill men are created
equal and independent." The Declaration
of Independence of the following July
reads "all men are created equal."
The declaration "of tights of the inhabi
tants of Pennsylvania, passed • by a ,
con
vention, sitting from July lb, to Septem
-1 ber.'2B. 11'76. reads , "a ni t % are born
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
sbleh will be erbl at a lme fbrare fbr AMOTIg the
amen,. artialee may be found
MI kind• of SPICES. Citron, Orange PoeL etc.
CROCKERY ok GLASSWARE.
A No 1 Citeninz. and Smoking Tobacco, etc
AU of which can be warranted aa first time goods, and
chewy.
In additboo, to the GrOCCII ,tllole..wo Imre purchased
Geo. c. mint Neal Mee *here jou eon 11 . nd • good
selection of Stationery, books, Nib% WentlY and
Santlat Papers. Magaslnos. Ikaks and papery , not on
Wend till he ordered and Ihrniothed au abort notice. with
out extra charge. Special care given to order, No teen
Ids to *how goods—lat drop to and ore for yourvelvey.
ritr - Goods delivered withered eaten ammo:
17. J. %Celan,
C.' A. Gras, C
Mbutiope. 'May IS. IS7O
$2OOO A YEAR AND EXPENSES
To agents to sell the celebratetl WILSON SEWING MA.
ou i both side, LNES. The pe .
.4 machine in the yeer
Money.
Stitch alike
O Machine ..it hoot Fur ftkrth
er particulam atitirepe 25 N. nth At., Mira, la. latallmVi•
$25 ThE FOLSOM IMPROVED Twenty-Ph e
— DollorPamily Sewing Machine. The cheep.
Pinq flees Machine le the Market Agent' , wanted
in every Town. Liberal rommleeion allowed. Fur term.
and Tinnier. eddeeee A. ILANtr.Ton, Gen. Agent, No
700 che,taut et., Philadelphia. N. (may 18-412nfb•
NICIiqLS
DRUGGISTS it APOTHECARIES
limp rev:they itopplied with vsaistilsca•Tio
Dru and Kadirinc.. cheaktml.. DyefUoffo. -4 Wlnct .t.
Lagoon., PAWL!, OM and:VXMob.-Perfon.**Y.
Fat ry gulp*, Yahkeo Notloni, ac. etc.
Frog, from Now York Cat.
All Om most popnlar PATENT MEDICINES gold In
Ml* ancelon. among which mai be found
Ayres and Jayne's Family Medleinm, Rembold's Ma
chu, Scheock'a Piemonte Syrup sod Bea Weed
Tonle, Dtmonco's and Cheeseman's Fe
male Pills. ,ongb Balsam.
W le hart's Pine Tree Cornial,
flaws Hair Renewer. Ring's Ambrosia, Kennedy's Med
ical Discovery. Hoot Land's German Bitter.,
liestutter'a stomach Bitters,
And many other kinds of real value and merit. In fact
our Stuck embraces a One assortmentol everything new
ally kept la midi regulated Drug Stores.
rer74.escriptlons Twelve particular attention. and
are carefully and promptly compounded.
•.• store formerly oecupled by J. Etherldre•
A. B. HUHN&
Montrose. Mamba, lin. AMOS NICHOLS.
PWINES.
W. have Jost received= ssamtment of take and
Mound Vineyard Wines, from News. Wilson, Morrow &
Chanberlhr. New York, which fordehness and flavor they
snare unsurpassed. and that plattsserer can rely a e on
their purity—larton freeborn eadmie etWr Mad.
The trade mark of tho don appears apon =my bottle.
bottecn label and easy
Montroee, Feb. 8, 421.—y
PURE LIQUORS.
BEELYII NATIVE: GRAPE BRANDY, dhrtllled
Meetly re •4 . 4md variety of other Brand
er Brandy Cc . Neady t In
the dlder
arkiziolrr.Unhand din old Rye and Bourbon
Wt 4147.
Bawl guAlcoho tor l,
Nile Pare Olga Bayalun. itc,eousteat
hayon ad by
ABEL ITRRELL
114mtro4e..liarch 94th. 11013
jnly 13-4
THE SECOND VOLUME OE
;mat tII.IoJ of the War la now really. Agent* wanted .
'end tor circular*. with Lenny. and full dr,scri . ption of the
work Add rurr Natiunal Pubilphlng ro Phil a, Pa Irl4
THE OLD WAY
Anal 'rue New.
MI IMERICII TB CO.
' N 05.31,33,35 Sr. 37 Vesey Street.
I
N 3131217 "3?"40,1=1.33C,
WEBB k Grum
ABEL Trill - MU, Montrose, Pa,
To ell their T•ae and Coffere at the some prices that
the s Company sell them in New Yorh. A foil supply of
the (realm rt New Crop Teas will be kept lot sale at all
times
All goods warranted to give satisfaction or the money
refunded.
Only one profit charged from the Producer to the
earner From From five to eight profits saved bfpurchasing
from the Company.
UNDER THE OLD SYSTEM
of doing Inteluess.t he cut samer of Te had to par eight
away
between the producer and him
self, to cover as
amny Intermediate sales.
UNDER THE NEW SYSTEM
the Great Amer.-an Tea Co. distribute Tote m t he con.
re. 'broach i heir agents,all temerthe country. yob
.imiing them to hot one profit, and that a very moderate
one. ••• email percentage on the Immense sales will
amply ratter), the
Company. for they sell thousands of
chests of Tea I n the saute o r leas time than It took to sell
one chest ondur the old system. Um:left—Sin
GENTS WANTED-4W per day) by the
ERI
ACAN KNITTING MACHINE CO., BOSTON, Maim
or ST. LOUIS, )10. Dine 22-3 m
WANTED AGENTS-To eell the OCTOGON SENV
IND MACHINE. It if licensed. makes the " Elas
tic Lock Strick - and is warranted for armrs. Plies 1111,
Al! other machine' , Wi th an underrfeed sold for $l5
of
le. are intringementn, A Woo OCTAGON HEWING
M.ACIIN F. Cu , St ; Loaf etkat
u !, l . l ;b 4 Mbuik.
Pa., or cton, Mans.
- - --
$ 10 A DA Y Bms Lae. entirely eels and honorable.
Li hrra I In dversoea tr , DeKriptise chess lass hen
Address J. C RAND & CO., Olddefonl, lo• h
en
WANTED AGENTS—To pelf the HOME IHITTI'LE
71 SEWING MACHINE. Price, 6T,. It makes the
" L.ck Stitch," alike on laalt sides, nod is the only ll
eem.ed underfeed Snuffle Machine oold for less than S,M.
Licensed by Vi'be.4,. & Wham. Grover 6 Baker. and
81 P re & Co. Ali other underfeed Shuttle Ilkehhles
now for lroe Than $n are Infringement, and the eater
and toter liable In proem:Mont 'Addle.* JOHNSON,
CLARK rt. CO.. Burton, Man., FtWobiThht JOHNSON,
or St. Louie. Mn. uue 95-86
HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCI-
ATION,
For the Relief gnnd cure antra Erring and Unihrtutrate,on
Principles of Canaan:4 Pilitm liktz W 7-
Essays on the Errors of Youth and the Follies of Aga,
to relation to Marriage and Sc lo
at ETU'. w ith Wthit 2
eki for the afflicted. Dent free, n sealed envepes._
dress HOWARD ARSODIAIIII27, Bat P. Philadelphia,
SOLDIERS' BOUNTY,
PVOCIONS,
_and BACK PAT
ecessu
calms rnt f arA
zumu. T: nt , N dr ..ti at f4 , L at. i o cEN tolui s meo gO ta_
th ASOG ID T . of Ow GOV.
to Waite.
,No cbyge glaze , n
e s l ,.. ) r , I , frok u.
Illositrose. Jane Ihb.SESC
FOREST 'ARE. WOOLEN NULLS.
The undonipted tue now c hange PieParect o ,,l l l_
Cotton Warp end allowool swoolwo
Cassanre, Tweeds, and Stocking Yam for
Wool, on favorable terms, willmanufac
ture cloth by the van', or OD ahem, undue con
fident we can give witisfuAtion to all. Wool
Carding and Cloth Prowirigatk -USUB I
WfUGHT BM& KfUntlitaLL.
Forest Lake, auto I,lB7oA—ihn*
BURNS & NICHOLS
FRI - IT JARS for ale by A. TrRIZTIL
I win tend the reeelpt
by which I was eared of
Catarrh .414 D fr. ,
Addreee Mre. M. C. Leg.
gett. Hoboken, N. J.
July 13-4
[E.S.+T BLISITED 18511
ILaVi ♦rrotNTCD
SIAM
IMIII
ERSE
TO Is'KY 0/101 AN S.
iteggok-Ukkitiseg•
Allow too W c fl your/Moulton to my Preparaikoo of
COMPOUND EXTRACT of BUCHU
The component part. arc Saeha,loag Leaf, Mahe
Jaalpe r Bestial.
Nona or Puitesnavion,—Bucho, in sumo Juniper
Berries, by dbothation, to [term • line gin. Cube's* ex.
traded by displacement with spirits obtained from
Juniper Berries ; very little sugar Is used, and a small
proportion of spirit. bi- inortr palatithle than any
now to use.
Bache. as prepared by Drimists. Is of • &arrestor.
It I. a plant that emits its flagrance t the action of a
Mime destroys this (its active prrinelple), leaving a
dark and glutinous decoction. Milne is theca:dor or in
gredients. The Becht' In my preparation predomin
ates; the smallest quantity of the other ingredient.
are added. to prevent fermentation ; upon ins
it will be found not to be a Tincture, as made 11 fmtVor'Lr
macaws. nor Is it s Strap—and therefereean be used
In cases wbrro fever or indronmatiun exist. Instils
y ou have the knowledge of the Ingredients and the
mode of preparation.
!loping that you will favor us with a Irialjand that
upon I ospeetion it will meet with youripprottation.
With a teeing of contldence.
am, very reagectfull
IL EIIitUrEIOLD.
Chemist and Druggist of 16 years experience,
[Prom the largest ManWe ed) ufacturing Chemists is Our
Navies= 4' WK.
lam &cottototed with lit H, T. Belintrold ; oc
eupied the Deg BUM oppodseagyreiddencai and vim
enceosetil to conductingthe huelneae where caber. had
not been' equally ye be Idea. I have been favora
bly baprevaed with his eMnefe+od Mdalp_01111."
11111111.111 WEIORTIAIf,
Thin of Posen lbeleina
Chcoilsta, Ninth and grown 15 . =
plc
1114.1111OLD'8 ILIIRDAITTRACT MAW
for weakness arising tro isalseretlem. The exhaust.
'do...ere of Nature watch me accompanied by so ma.
Dy alumina • yurptouts4 amass which:will be Pauml
disposition to Hierll9o. WO& Wakeful:rest
Hewn' of Disease. Or TereboMurot of feell—in feet.
Universal Lassitude. Prostrattna, and inability to eb•
ter Into the enjoruteats ofsoelety.
Thetrondbution,,once aine.• with Omer& weak
ness' reqelree the aid of3iediclue to strengthen and in.
1 vignette the, *bleb
UELYBOLD% ZTTIL&CT BIICIIU
Invariably tiers. Ifno treattnint Is submitted to, Con
suroptionor tomato ensues.
II rumour s PIXID lisraser sr Brom In alfeettons
peculiar to I , lnikti, to onenttalltst by ear oiler prepa
ration, as fa Cbtorosts, or Betel:Moo, Paten:Mir. or
Einppresnon d cos:miry eractattroisi-Utcutte4.4e
&biros State of the Uterus, and „VI coMplainta
debt to-the sex, or tbe decline or dotage DI U&
flelnac;ld'; F.xlract )3.udit;' ;maim pr c;!r
Boss, Wash
will esdleslly exterminate twos the eystem diseases att.
ring from babas or diselpatioo,xt litt,e expense, little
or oo chlogo to diet. no Inecnorentenee et swoon,:
completely .upersedlng. these unpleasant an danger.
one remedies. Copstea and - Mereery, le en these dlsess-
Doe Belmbold's Fluid Bianket of Boehm In all dhow.
ee of these organs: whether exlstlng In male or female,
from whatimer Muse oriel:ming, and no matter of tam
long standing. It Isplassant In taste and odor," lm
mediate" In action, and more strengthening than any
preparations of Balk or Iron.
Those entrortng from Mohan down or detente coned
onions, moire the remedy at once.
•
The reader whet be aware that, hoireeer idled mai
be the attack of the *balm dlaeases;lr 111 certain teal.
fect the Wdlly health add powers.
. •
All the above Miami tba able a Dbiretie.
RELMBOLIVR EXTRACT BURR
Te the Great Dte►t' Dreretle.
SOLD BY DRUGOLSTB AVVERYWILEREL
Witers $l.ll per Illettlis—lS Bettlier 48. I",
Delivered to any addits,
cosomaniantiosn.
Address IL T. EIBLIBOLW Bit Ma mamma
wambouso, Wl Pivatkiray.
4-Af~ ®'-
'^ • ,
O witiine amen.* !lna 41ciputsr ra =t,
deelliteWormilleralliniettominn
Jri 1 , 18 -1 7 . m4O -4e. T. 13.11111110111.
.4111 Tall
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MiniIUUSSO
4. Ps. TiCoMEIIIII.
REMOVED
NEW STORE',
NO. 88 WASHINGTON STREET,
Tirol Docr North of tho City National Book
SPLENDID STOCK,
Brilliant Display !
DIAMONDS,
JEWELRY,
UST CLOCKS IM TISS ■&BKKT.
SILVER WATCUES,
7111:NCEL, SWISS AND ANIRICAN
GOLD W ATC LIES,
Of all Styles. and sold
CHEAPER THAN ELSEWHERE.
I hove also the beet and moot complete stock of
SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
hems te best and mt popular , whose
foods hav h e SIIVCI4 perfect, os satisfactionmakers to my patrons
fur the past Are years.
Mai stock will be found the best e•er opened Is
Slagbasaten vadat all times will be kept fall and
eceepletd, elatitlnget
SOLID SILVER TABLE WARE,
TABUS MO TEA SPOONS,
together with all the varieties of Plated WOZI3.BIICiI as
Sea Setts, Cake Baskets, Napkin Rings, Gesture,
Wawa. Foams ePoono, it-.
of 9ingla. Doable, Treble and Quadruple Plate
ii SPLIINDID STOGIE OF
imassacrir Earcsospap
was MOM more complete... Val am making coorlant
daily additions of all dm
elites of the Season.
ALL MY COODS AS REPRESENTED
For Wilier proal of ltd. I refer to
LEWIS SETWOITIL
O. w HOTCHKISS.
J. S. WI:I.LS,
T. It 1101101111,
E.
D. MUNSON W. LAGRANG
.
LEY BOSH.
MERSERSA
WARD KERSZEKAII
H. DOSENBETRY,II, RI.
muss ULU, sad MARINE OUR GOODS, AT
82 Washington St.
BIN GHAMTON, N• F.
Pay. I, 1869.—tf
VALUM FARM FOR BALE
IN AUBURN TOWNSHIP
The subscriber offers:' for sale the valuable
Faxes situated in Auburn township,, lately be
longing to JlLlilcCaln. Said farm contains two
hundred and eight acres, one hundred and sixty
arms improved. There is on said farm a first
class two-story house and new barn ; two orch
ards ; a quantity of fruit trees. Said farm is on
ly ter mil 4 from the Lehigh Valley Railroad
well watered, good timber, and in every way
firss'elass taw Persone to Want of a good
will understand that *chance to phase sock
a property is seldom offered.
ler terms and particulars,inquire of
WBEK Tfirdtu
,-.luadmiceofl
Alec, fq ook..tho 1.1113 t on d
_LOT in ont
rose now occupied by 1. .u, with about
inns of bad belonging thercur.
•• ,• :1 • . AgAgnme of J. EL MeUen.
,Illatkuatfl/24ask.
=Eli
15=1
Irirl7 3 7* -
I.4.ll,,siunorrtmesudiiiassihniv miubrkpa,
Olatiaalitaittartied an ofaxattgais an- the Bata
tit .llMlasattedr Is all the. various
sole Parraototidiallon goaranttial
wawa tic lad latiafTranalves. toW.
man,
Woo au* ea
Jas. b, 11176.--ii
ABEL TURRELL,
Ircontinually roceivitz
And keeps constantly on band a full and destrabliaa
sortmencol genuine
Paints, Oils, D,ve-gtaffs, Teas, Spices. and other Gro
ceries. Stone Ware, Wall and Window Paw, Mass
ware,. Fruit Jars, Mirror', Lamps, Chimneys, Men.
acne, Machinery Oil, Tonners' Oil, Neateroot Oil.
deed Whale 011, Sperm 011, Olive 011, Oplrita TOMO.
tine, Varnianes, Cynary Seed. Vlnegar.Potash. Cowan.
listed Lye. Ask Grease, 'Trusses. Bapporters,Keelical
B
Instruments. Shoulder MW?, Whips, Gans, Plato%
Cartridges, POWdfr, Shot, Lead, Bowsps, Blasting
Powder and Pose, V wiles. Dittos.. , etc. natal,
Plied. etc., Fish Beaks and Lid es, Dar and Tonsillar".
Heir Otts. Dale liesuirers. and Flair Dyes. Brushes,
Pocket Kul ve., Speclncler.Bllver Fluted Spoonsaforhe,
Knives. de. Deals% Artlelea, a general assortment of
In abort, nearly every thing to restore the stet, to
please the taste, to delight the eye, to paltry lib=
and also to condom to the real and aobatandal
of life. Enumeration Is impracticable, as It would ria
a newspaper. 11.W1 at the Drug and Variety Stars of I ,
ABEL TUEMILLE....
lloatsoss, Jan./416M
The subacrlber offers for sale his Finn situate la
}he eat pa rt of New Milford townattip, containing
SILVER WARE.
R4PKIN lIINGS, FORKS,
L 7, TO BR.
DRUGGIST, MONTROSE, Pd,
NEW GOODS
DEEDS, MEDICINES, CIIKIIICALS, LIQUORS.
FANCY 000 DA, JEWELHY, sod PERFUNKRT
All the lending and best kinds of
PATENT tKDICINES
1 . AR3I FOR SALE!
ONE HUNDRED AND SEA E. 1 f -TIMES ACED.
125 acres improved, well watered by springs, t 41 a moan
creek. There are two houses. one new, and Wrce barns,
oncrnew;and other outbuildings, and =ea oretirda.
The land not Improved to heavily tiro .
Terms made easy. For thrther Informotlon n or
address the onherther at New Milford, Snag's C a n n
Nov. 10, /4869.—tr JACOB WAYNA.I2.
STR?UD it BROWN'S
!ire, Life, and Accident
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
sbZcrawercamis.3. Pak.
CAPITAL lISP/lESENTED, over
110Uainanrance Co. of N. Y., Capital and
darplus, SOMA°
Insurance Co. of North America, Phil's,
Capital and Surplus, 1,000,000
Franklipitn Fire Insurance Co., Phila. Pa..
. Caal and Surplus, 2 . 500 .W0
Lycoming County Mutual insurance Co.of
Money, Penn a. Capital and Surplus, 4,000,000
Farmer' , Hurnal insurance Co. York, Pa.,
Capital and Surplus. MAO
Connection' hinural Life insurance Co. of
Hartford,paying 60 per cent.
dividend' to theaspured.. The notes
given for half the prom lam is never to
he paid under any circumstances. he
\policy will always be paid in full, and
IT,
thenotes given up. Capital, 000,000
American Lite Insurance Co., Philadel
phia. Capital. 1,00k,000
Travelers Insurance Co. Hartford. Conn.,
Insuring agalastall klnda of accidents
Capital, 7 'MUM
Hartford Plreilosuratice Company, Dart- i
ford. Conn , Capital and Stirplue. TY,OKI,OOO
Putnam Ylre Insorance Co., Hertford, Ct.,
Capital. $700,000
Hartford Live Rocs Inporatice Company.
Insurance on all kinds ef Live stock,
against theft and death from any
cause. Capital, 17,000,00)
LW" Ali %mincer entrusted to our care will be attend-
ed to no fair terms. and all %sees promptly adjusted..
VW — Wilco tirso.door ee-t from flanking Oftlee of W.
H. Cooper d Co.. Turnpike at. Montrose, Pa.
STROW) & BROWN, Agents.
it. C. Screen t, asp., Priendsvilia. Solicitor.
Co••. 0. Sawn. Montrose, do
Eliwnos Smoot,. a. Omani-all L. Iturtersi.
Montrose, E. p 1. MO.
DOWN TOWN NEWS
MISER AND COATS,
- 1,6 door* tmlowr Bo yd . • Caunas. BlosittoOs
FLOUR, GROCERIES, AND
PRO VISIONS.
We are conotantly roc icing i nd new have oehatd,
*Moab stock of Gooch, in our 16 e, which we arillaell
OkLEAP ! I CHEAP
for eat b. or exam , ge or produce
GO 01) TEAS,
COFFEE, SUGAR,
MOLASSES, SPICES,
PORK, FISH, LARD,
HAMS, DRIED FRUITS,,..
CLOVER & TIMOTHY SEED, tie.
We.haffe rented and made additions to oar Stock of
Palle. and arena+ ready to forward Dotter to the bet t
commlstdon hone,, In New York. free of charge. and
makellberaladeaneements on consignment/b._
Carl and examine oar Stock before purchasing else
wberr. node/levier , vonrsellves °frt..
GOOD QUALITY do LOW PRICES
of our Goods.
C. O. MINER. • • . . W. U. COATS C.
Montrose. April 18. 1869.
HUNT BROTRERS,
SCRANTON, PA.
Wbol earls & lt.tall Dealers la
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
NAILS, SPIKES, SHOVELS,
BUILDER'S HARDWARE,
AUNB BAIL, COUNTERSUNK d T RAIL SPIKES
RAILROAD d MINING SUPPLIES.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS. AXLES, BEEINS AND
BOXES, BOLTS, NUTS and WASHERS,
P.LATED BANDS. MALLEABLE
IRONS, HUBS, SPOKEB,
EELLOES, SEAT SPINDLES. BOWS de.
ANVILS, VICES, STOCKS and DIES, BELLOWS
HAMMERS, SLEDUES. FILES, de. de.
CIRCULAR AND MILL SAWS, SILTING. PACHINO
TACKLE BLOCKS, PLASTER PATHS
CEMENT, HAIR & GRINDSTONES.
'REHM WINDOW () ANE LASS. L
LES. EATH ER d IFINDINGS
PAMB'S SCA
Scranton. March gl. 1513. 17
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT
OF IVILLIAII W. SMITH.
Pzaass Tana Novel: The extensive Furniture
Establishment of Wllilam W. Smith, having been
refitted and greatly improved, the proprietor respect
fully announces to the citizen' of Montrose and
ty, that he Is constantly making mid keeps on hand the
largestaad best asuertment of
vvcr
to be found anther this side of New York City.
De its, Divans. Towelracks, Lounges, footstools Le.
Center Card. Pier. Toilet. Dining. Kitchen and
Pier. tables.
CHAIM *Cane sod Weedvest Rockers, Cane. flag
and Woodreats of every variety and style.
DoefaLsted,Tmeit.mtetestifn. rnished on short notice.—
SPRING BEDS.
A largo imortinent—chcapest ipd bast In the market
Cane Seat Chairs.
I am now enabledto supply my customers with a new
subetanttal cane scat chair. of home manufacture, which
alltbe found greatly 'mikado? to those formerly la
market, and yet are sold at a less price.
CANR-SeAT CHAIRS RE-SEATED.
gar Ready made coffins on hand or tarnished at
short nothie. Hearse always In readiness If .destred.
I employ none bat wend and experienced workmen,
I intend to do my work well, and sell It ail low , as=
be afforded;
WILLIAM. W. SMITE.
Moatrose,Pab 18,;1938.
pROF. G. E. STEDGE, •
JL .
Would notify the public of Auburn 4 Corners and
that he is now prepared to tame all bones en.
WitaLW to Ms cam no matter wbator bow bad their ha
bits are if cot. broke, no charge utade.
Lb% Distraction &ern bow to Unite your owe bases-
Auburn 4Coniers, Sept. 1839,--1
• IlMir_ligoollll & CO,B OVA", &TEEL ZIiG&IIVINGS.
i. 111 MN= abed, N. T. Anybody woo th em.—
Cheavnen Wt —paybandoomely.Seno form Cireana
00.000,1=