fduratigual. Annual Report of Count" 811Perhb• tendent. Ethical° nal Progress.—Advancing ex presses the condition of school interest in , the county; not in every . seperate locali ty, nor even in every district, but through out the county as a whole. The School houses built during the year, and all un der contract, are far better than the ..old ones ever were. Slab benches and desks fastened along the walls, alone, are things of the past. Patent seats have not been placed in the common school room to any extent, but neat and • commodious desks and seats, usually accommodating two pupils alone, are put in nearly all the new houses. In several houses ventilators have been placed in the top of the room, but the greater number of houses are ventilated by lowering the upper part of the window. Fewer horses form a part of the road fence of some farm, while in many instances from -1- to i acre of good land is secured for the school. Directors are giving more attention to the care of houses and grounds; requir ing teachers to see that no harm is done ; if so to report to the Board, that the of fender may he required to make good all damages. An excellent school building, three stories in height, warmed by furnaces, has been completed at Susquehann De pot, and furnished with modern seats, maps, charts, pictures, c., in which a good-graded school six departments and seven teachers has been sustained. The Graded school building, at Montrose. the County Seat, has been thoroughly re paired, to which many resort- from sur rounding dstricts for advantages superior , to those provided in the small schools. In several districts new houses have been built in places of all the old ones; and l other directors are steadily building one I How to Dress Well. or more houses each season, that a good It is the duty of all, young and old, to house may be in every sub-district. The I make their person, as far as practicable, number of teachers who are devoted to i agreeable to those with whom they are their work and look upon it as a profes- , thrown in contact. By this, we mean, sion, is increasing, and a higher g rade of I they should not offend by singularity or scholarship is considered necessary to a ; slovenliness. If you are a man, let no position as teacher. Over thirty of our 1 body tell by your appearance what trade teachers and advanced students have been i yon follow.--;--You ress your' person, not connected with the Mansfield Normal I your business. Be careful, ladies, to mould School during the past year, fiveof whom i the fashion of the times to your own per were members of the firaduatinfi class 1 somd peculiarities. Fashion is to be ser this season. I vant, not your master; therefore, never In several districts the wages of teach - dress dress in the extreme of fashion ; only adopt ere are graded by grade of certificate and it as far as is consistent with your face success in teaching, and in one district t and figure. That which will not suit one the grade must reach a good average he- : person becomes another; and for all to fore employ ment will be given in the : follow the same model is obviously absurd. wi:cols. The exercise of a little judgilient on your Work of County Superintendent.—The I part will enable yon to adopt as much of duties of the County Superintendent are 1 the prevailing style in your dress to show many indeed,aud accompanied with much I that you area iNuaiuted with the fashion.. severe effort if properly accomplished. ' without sacrificing your perSonal appear- In the year, forty-two public examina- I ance to a scrupulous conformity to its tions have been held, and eight private, i laws. The best possible impression you in accordance with the provisions of th e can make, by your dress is to make no law. i impression at all, but so harmonize its Number of applicants—males, ninety- material and shape with your own figure three: females, three hundred and fit ty- I that it becomes part of you : and people, seven; of these one hundred and fifty-five . without recollecting how yoll were cloth had never taught, and sixteen did nut re- 1 ed, will remember that von looked well ceive certificates. , and were dressed becomingly. Three hundred school visits were nmde: It mar be said that attention to dress a number of schools were closed for a day 'is dangerous. We think not. Extrava or more at the times of visits at other fiance is dantteersous; but extravagantly schools around them, thus making the C aressed people are seldom dressed well. number less than it otherwise would We meet multitudes of people dressed in have been : heavy snow-drifts and bad every imaginable style. Here is one in roads caused an additional hindrance : the best of broad-cloth, and the costli average time of each visit—one hour and ' est of jewelry, but who looks exereding thirty-six minutes. • ,Iv vulgar: here another habited plainly. Two hundred and nine ten short ad- good taste. Showy and flaring clothes, dresses were made concerning the work argue mental poverty in the wearer. The and proper use of the school : many stig- secret of being well-dressed is to exercise gestions to teacher and scholars. wit h an oc- judgment and good sense; it invariably casional direct reproof and correction of requires: more care than cash. Instead of existing faults No word has been sent to making a voung man or woman extrava- Districts of the time when schools would glint, it saves half the money it would be visited, that both teacher and scholars cost to clothe them in vulgar and pre might he found in their accustomed or- tendingtvle which so many now-a-days der and work: because of this fewer Di- adopt. -s have bet- tresent than ifarrange rectors have been pre— ... ,i a ~ __._ .._......,„ ments were mule beforehand. yet a num- Day and Night in Sweden. ber have attended ;in two Districts, viz., i The peculiarities of the day and night Harmony and Clifford, and officer of the , in Sweden strike the traveler very ford- Board accompanied the Superintendent ble, after being accustomed to the tem to the several schools in their district. • perate zone. In June the sun goes down A County Institute, of five days, was' in Stockholm a little before ten o'clock. held at Great Bend, with good attend- . There is a great illumination all night, as ante and iterest ; and three special In- the sun passes round she earth toward stitutes, la, Ling two days each, in other , the North Pole, and the refraction of its places; als by invitation, attended the 1 , rays is such that you can see to read at session of the Lnzerne County Institute midnight without any artificial light. at Wilkesbarrc. There is a mountain at the head of Both- I attended the State Convention of t n i a where, on the 21st of June the sun County Superintendents, held in Harris- , does not appear to go down nt all. The burg at the call of the State Superintend- steam b oa t g oes np from Stockholm for eat. The visit and address of the State the purpose of conveying those who are Superintendent at our County Institute, curious to witness the phenomenon. It were enjoyed very much by the teachers , occurs only on one night. The:sun reach present. Two public educational were es the horizon ; you can see the whole 'rags were held, at which lectures were de- face of it, and in five minutes more it be livered on the interekts connected with gins to rise. At the North Cape, latitude the schools. , ‘ ;2 deg., the sun does not go down for Miles traveled in \official se\ ice have several weeks. In June it would be about been, by railroad, five hundred and fifty; 25 deg. above the horizon at midnight. and with horse, two thousand three bun- In the winter the sun disappears, and is deed and seventeen ;in all two thousand not seen for weeks ; then it comes, and eight hundred and sixty-seven. remains for ten or fifteen minutes, after Two hundred and twenty official let- a hieh it descends, and finally 'does not tera have been written, many of them in set all, but makes almost a circle round reply to those received from Directors, the heavens. teachers, and men interested in the teach er's work. Edurational Work by other Ayenrie.s.— The Graded Schools already mentioned, A Cincinnati gentleman bears strong viz., Montrose and Susquehanna Depot, evidence to the all-stilliOrency of a vege those at Great Bend, New B ilford, and table diet. He writes to the Herald of Harford, continue to be sources of Health that his family had lived for over strength to the schools. Many teach-' twenty years on a vegetable and fruit diet era attend these schools while other ' mainly, during which time they had em \schools are pot in session, thus advane- 1 ploved a physician hut tivice, and then no ing the scholarship of teacheti At Sus- : tnetlicine was given. llis wife is over quehanna Depot many children not num- fifty years old, and yet teaches school re bered in the school returns are receiving. , guiarly, walking a distance of two miles instruction in private and parochial and back every day. Moreover, they schools. At Montrose, select schools are have raised eight children, including opened during vacation of Graded school; twins and triplets. After this who shall in Brooklyn, Springville, Great Bend, ' d are say that animal food is necessary to Clifford, and Auburn, successful select the highest ibtellecival and physical schools have been in session for one or efficiency! Another peculiarity of the wore terms during the year. 1 family of the Cincinnati vegetarian is The county papers continue to welcome that they eat but two meals a day. To educational notices•and articles to their ! th i s fact probably more than to their comma 1 abstinence from meats do they owe their Obstacles in the Wag of Improvement.— • remarkable immunity from the usual The obstacles classified by my pieces-' fl eshy ills. ..._ _............ _. _ sor still exist, and. in sections, are very injurious. Others might be enumerated; ;7 -- 4e" A lady who went to Saratoga, among which are wrote these three rules and placed them Ist: The readiness of parents to hear ! on the top of ber trunk, where she would complaints from children concerning the see them every day: First, "to say noth course pursued by teachers, and then us-4ing against any one, but something kind lag influence against the teachers at borne and pleasant about all, even if I didn't and in their neighborhood. instead of ' mean it; second, to go with no clique or carefully and kindly seeking to aid teach- set but to be pleasant to all, remembering en in their duty by counsel, words of I that the best place for a flirtation or con cheer, and a proper attention to the con- ! fidental chat is in the centre of the bigest duct and promptness of their ow t n crowd; third, to stay in the society of ren. gentlemen more that with ladies, being 2d. The too common practice of en- I not only safer, but much more agreeable. gaging_ teachers who have no certificate. and allowing them to enter schools and afterwards ask of the Superintendent an examination, that they may legally pay such teachers. A sufficient number of regular and special examination are held, that . each one who would teach may have a fair op portunity to secure a certificates those who attend those should be emidoyed in preference to any others, sinless a reason otherwise exists than friendship.or Bunny interest. The time of the Superintendent in unnecessarily drawn from other duties and an appearance of unfairnesii is pre sented to those who faithfully pass the public examination. I Measures for Improvement.- Ist. I I would urge the importance of the pres .ence of Directors at the examinations, that they may for themselves judge of the fitness of individuals for the schools for which they are employed. 3d. A suitable person be chosen Secre tary of the School Board, with fair re muneration, who shall be directed by the Board to visit each school during each session, once at the least, or once each month, and aid the teacher and schools, correcting faults, Sc„ reporting to the Board at regular meetings. - It is not possible for the County Su perintendent to have the needful super vision of each individual school; however diligent he may be in his work. 3d. Help and encouragement on the part of Directors and citizens to the teachers, that each one may be present I and receive the benefits of the county and special Institutes. 1 Nally thanks are due from me to the State Department for the forbearance shown me, amrthe readiness with which answers have been returned to requests. Also to the people and directors of the county for the cordiality with which I have been received, and to the teachers i for many tokens of confidence. _ . W. C. TILDEN, County up'L piocellancouo. A Family of Vegetarians —A philosopher says: "If you want a pair of boots to last four years, melt and mix four ounces of mutton tallow, apply while warm, ue lace the boots in a closet, and go barefoot." F LOUR ! FLOUR From this day for card, we shall sell Flour at retail at WHOLESALE PRICES We hang out no false colors, but mean Just what we say. While making Piont fa specialty, our stock of FEED, MEAL. HILT, ME CEMENT, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Will be kept dill and sold at very small profits H. GARRATT & SON. New XilioYd. Starch t, E P.-STAMP, GROCERIES & PROVISIONS Flour, Salt, Sutter, Pork, Lard, Ham, Salt Flab, Tallow, Candles, Crackers, Cbeeee, Coffee, Spices, Choice Tens, Begets, Wee, Dried and Cianod fruit Tobacco, CUE% Snuff, and all other Articles uiroally kept Ina drat ease Grocery and Proeteloo Store. We will mark our Goods as low as we am afford, and sell for cash, or exchange for produce, PATRONAGE SOLICITED Montrone. Feb. t, IKo.—tf THE PLACE TO , TRADE And where 7O will And THE REST ve LI nurrt OF GOODS. atAT THE MOST I $ I. MOM, br Guttenberg, Rosenbaum cS do's JrBT Iff.CEIVED lane and handsome ealection of READY MADE CLOTHING,' For men. boys' •nd youths' wear. Fine selection of CLOTIIS. CASSMMS, COATMOB. &e. For Custom Work. We take measures and make up gar ments to order, after the Deomot and met tasty style.. Large variety of PIECE GOODS to .ell by the yard. A B ow variety of Gents' rukausiuNo GOODS, Neckties. Bows. Paper and Linen Lt . Alai% shirts, Trunks, Batch. els. UmbrelLts, etc,. Large selection of nearest styles of HATS AND CAPS, of rations material. In our Dry Goods Departtocnt you NEW DRESS GOODS SIM:, Poplins, Mohair', hipbone (blade sad 411 the Ind tog colors and shades, Piques. Pennies. pfluind OM= die. aid !dualism, French Ohighanis, etc. WHITE GOODS Table Linea, Towels, Napkins., Swiss !detrains. laconets PARASOLS. Sensabadea. Skirts. Canada, KW and Llale Thread Mores, Roidery. Bandkerctsielh, Catlin and Calla, etc. SHAWLS. Citi SARI_JF.S. of 'various material and In differ ent varlet , DRM,MTKINSITIC and Buttons, blaiseilea Trimming. Puffing. Piing., eto. TKO' ENTIC GOODS, id tuft.. Calicos, Ticks, Defame MILIANERY GOODS. We have a large selection In trimmed and untrimmed Bats, Sundouits, notes", Anthem Satins, niallietlP, Laces, Blonds, Frame,, black cod colored Crepes, Se. Theprices on all oar Goods are marked away DOWN and will defy all competition. Our goode are bought large quantities. and "elected with great care, and we flatter ourvelvell that we can give malefaction to all. Montrose, May 11, 1S O. \T EIV FIRM, The subscribers are how receiving front New Talk a new net fresh stock of GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, which will be sold's% a low fbr cosh. Among the numerous artisans sissy be rim* Pour, Hanis,Dried 13ref,.80W,. ogatand,cce fits, Naeprirl — , & t. Tess, Ccklie;Struik, ifikeirctittorsture Sauce • Castled Peaches, Pears, Pine Apples, Sweet Coin, Toma toes, Quinces, and Flame, Cocoa, Patina, Extract Lemon, etc. etc. All kinds of SPICES. Cltres, Orange Peel, etc. CROCKERY & GLASSWARE. A No I Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, etc. All of which cut be warranted as int doe good.. and away. In addition to the Grocery trade, we hare purchased Geo. C. RIG. News thees,— _ where yoa ant:lbed a good selection of Stationery, Nooks, Dilly, Weekly sod Monthly Papers, ILagarines. Boas and paper not on band will be ordered and furotslied an short notice with. cat extra charge. Special ears gtren to osiers. No trou ble to &ow goods—so drop In and see for motives - rir - Goola delicerea without extra charge. H. J. Wes, C. M. Grua, Montroen, May 18, stra. WOO AI YEAR AND =PEE= To warts to WO gonwomi came. Tit, tbireotid: , alas sum ea birth Wm One pig Mullin* without Monis. Pot tastb• particalmaddress MI Oth oit4 PIM* }IL Iblld9ollo , advtrtionneuto. LIFE IN UTAH MYSTERIES OF MORMONISM By J. IIiBiADLR, editor et the galtLakii Reporter. Being an firpose of their &ere! Rites; perenionim . and &Amen With a Pali and authentic hietory of POLYGAMY and the Itformoo Sect, from lie origin to the prepeut time. Aosta are meeting with unprecedented mimes ; tme eeperta T 33 subecribent to too day., and 29 the tlretday. Send thl circulan , Addreee NATIONAL PUBLISH ING CO. Philadelphia, Pa. tang. 3-4 Wells' Oarbolio Tablets. Tbo Groat ilbabisag Balsamic ' ' Remedy for Coughs, Colds, Sore navel: Asthma, &c, ate. For Wormy Child• ren_titare invaluable : For Kidney Difficulty a Spec'. ge, TRY Tilial_sky Price, '4 cents Cr p Boa. Sent uudlupon r c.. or prig, by JOl3lll KEL. LOOO, 4 ClitiSt., err York, Sole Aiout for be United ----- AGENTS EARN $2OO A' MONTH Selling John 8. e. Abbett's loot trdat wort, the Lives of all the Presidents. • 0 , 01 500 peg., nearly fifty 'Ace] and .hood ungravinge. elts nt eight. More ageuteuunted: Serld fur dreerfo. Moo. and Teems, Fllltildla t'ubliehing Cu.. Market St.. Pnlindelotua Pa. ug 3-4 THE GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY DR. WALIVEIV3 CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS. • " MORE THAN 500.000 PERSONS •Z' E. .4 Boor te-ttotoey to their Wonder- tr. NI Curative Effects. t C ; E WRAP ARE TREY E. P. STAMP c" 8 o VIET ARA A to'r A gtgi 4 FANCY DRINK, Made of Poor Rare, Whiskey. Proof Spirits, and Refuse Liquors, doctored, spired and sweetened to pietist' the taste. called ••Tonics " •• A ppet ••Iteetorers." that lead the tippler on to drunkennemi and ruin, but are a true medicate, made from the native Roots, and Hobe of California. free from all AlColioliC et lattilent They are the Great Blood Purifier and Life OlvingPriii• ciple, a perfect Item, ut.o. nod Vet:2°l . 3lw of the $y 5- tr all poisonous matter and restoring the bToriEf 'Wealthy - 19IITP"Vdre there Miter. according to directions, and remal.l long ciaseelL:t r b` "" • " i two will be given or an nenta e case, prov ed the bones are not des•royed by mineral poisons or other means, and the vital organe wasted beyond tho point of repair. Tor Inflammatory and Chronit Riteumatlsm, and Intermittent Fevers. Diseases of the Blood. Liver. Kidneys. and Bladder. these Bitters have been most ~,c ce. ,fro. '4,01 Dismses are musk by Vinited Blood, which Is generally produced by derangetrieut of the Digestive Ormine. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whener . er yon End lit Im• putitier bursting throngh the akin In Pimples Eruptions or Sores; cleanse It when 1011 find ft obstructed and sluggish iu the veins: cleaner. It when It is fool, and your feelings wii tell you o ben. Keep the blood pare and the health of the syttent will follow. Pin. Tape, and nth, Worms. larking In the modem of so many thousands, are eilectto.Py destroy ed and re moved In Billions, item 1(1 en t. anal Intermittent Fevers, these Bitters have no egret! For tali directions rend careful ly the circular &mond each bottle. printed In four bin gnages-fingli•b German. French and Stunish. J. WALKER, Proprietor. I commerce St.. N. S. B. If. it DONALD CO.. Druggist.. and general Ageots. r•an Frantisro and Soc ramento, Call foru and 32 .4 ill comm. ace St_ N. Y -VirtiOLEl BY ALL DittIIiLLSTS 6 DEALERS.- July 13-, It Is an unfailing remedy in all caeca of -Neuralgia Faceslin. often alerting is perfect suns In less then / meaty-four hours. from the use of no more than ton or three pills. No other form of Neuralgia or Neredna Disease has Exiled to yield to thin wonderful temedial rig.vot. • I Ryan lit the severest ravel of Chronic Neuralgia mid general nervous derang. meets,--ol many, ...ta standing --alreotlng thr entire system. It. nee for a 1... e days, or e few Whir.. at the utmost, always affords the 111011 so toolshing relief. and very rarely falls to produce a coin pieta and permanent cure. It contain no drug* , ir other materials in the slighteat degree injorions. even to the mart delicate system, and can always he use with perfect safety, It has long been In constint nee by many of our most, erninant physicians aho gives It theft unanimous and nrosnalined approval The following among many of oar best citlzen• testify to its wonderful etlicac, • •• nosing 11 , (1 Dr. .111rner . f. Tie DOECIOIirtUT or Uni versal Nevrabiia fill pereonal ly, and In LI um cro as,Deu• ralgia-1 all, found It, without du exception, to ac complish all, the proprietor. base claimed. .t. R. HICLINGIIX Demist. I IS Winter Street. Roston. Val, Isth. 1867 " Mr. J M. II sITOUT. f , ot M., ny. , ere all nimtheearY In • this c ty . and for three )4•nrs dna:rig the war. in the Hospital Depart - neat under the C. S. Gove . rnment- thus speaks of ti: •• I have known Dr Turner's Tie.Donlouren rent or Vol• ' , arra! Neuralgia Pill for to enty tears. I Kate sold It and used It personally. and I have ne s ter known of a I case where It did not givo relief. Customers have told me they would not be without It If each pill cost In dol lars I think it the most rallablnand valuable remedy for neuralgia and nertons diaeases In the a orld." Mess. Tr 100:11 a . Co.: Fore tong time n MOITI ,, r of my family has suffered sevemly with NeuralJn. The pato was almost 11114• O• durable, We tri.<l v.trious medicines without success. A few months since, we b. gnu the use of your Pill. It has mere perfectly successful, and no . truces of the dis ease remain. I ran gladly recommehd your remedy to atl sefferers Irmo Neuralgia. Itespertfullv yarns, P. W. -I' ELTOV. BOSION, March. 2 . 6 INT. Connsellor of Line, Seat by mail on receipt of price anti postage. One pAekare • $l.OO • • Postage ficeotS. SIX Packages, . 601 - - 21 It Is sold by all dealers in drags and medidine and try TURNBI{ & 00. s o le proorieMASS tors. Itr [J t tremont27-4 St. B OSTON. uly N. S. DESSAVER NEW GOODS .ILri:a 'Trip mew. GREAT Nos. 31, 33, 35 tr. 37 Vesey Street ramratr ircipvtiEcy To sell their Tuisann Coffevs at the same prices that. Ihe Company sell them in New York. A full supply of Delivered to pop address. ; Describe symptoms to all the freshest New Crop Teats will be kept ipr sale et sit times. corn I:Octillions. mu . 1 . ' All fiends warranted to give satisfaction or the money I refunded. Only one profit charged from tha Producer to the Con- ! Address FL I'. 11111,1311LD, Drug and Chemical i Warehouse, 594 Broadway, N. Y. sumer. From flee to eight pronounced by:purchasing f from thaCompany. . i , ~ 1 UNDER VIE OLD SYSTEM i I . of doing business. the corm:llmm; of Teas had to pas eight 1 • profits between the producer and himself, to corer as may Intermediate salmi. •• ' I 1719DED THE NEW SYSTEM , , the Great American Tea Co. dlvtrllinte Teas to the con- l • • 011 bers. thrOugh their egents,all 'over the conntry, sub-i . , ----- Seining them to but one profit. and that a very moderate I one, as a smell percentage 9n the Immense sales. will . , .. -•. • amply satisfy the Company,;cor they sell thousands of 1. ' ' chests ofTea In the same °rims [Stab then It took instill g,e 43,r. 4.- one chest under the old system. (lune 151—.3m . ' , WEBB At °ERE.. Dikiatsv :): THE OLD WAY lESTABLISIISD IBlsl.l PAYE APT9MIZ" ABEL TURRELL, Montrose, Pa., GENTS WANTED-4EIO _ per CHLNECO)a) c - by the AMor, Itl- CAN KNITTING MA BOSTON, Mass. or ST. LOUIS, Mo. . Llunc "a -- an : ilrlrone are gamine amens doing*. In steel omprav _—_ —_ • ; ed wrapper, with facsimile of my Chemical Warobottso WANTED AGNVS--To sell the OCTOGON SEW- and signed LNG MACHINE. It is lice - awl, makes the - Els,- , He Lock Snick . ' and is warranted for syears. „Price $l5„ 1 ~ 4 ~ . AB othertmentnes with an nndertewd Fold 'for $l5 or , 'Jane 1,. 11310: - 1.1 leas are harringetnents. Add OCTAGON BF.WINO I MACHNE CO., St. Lola, kla„ Cllknokl' , 11 L.Plukt 11 11 11 , l - " Pa., or Boston, Mau. ' DIM 7.4-Itl ELcilbetaAlirdrlaci'. ItgliaVntellztigee: J. C. RAND 6 co,. Biddeford. Ha. Un22-81n Allow me Urn nt yoor attention Preparation of •• CONI Nit3I4I) I EXTRACT , of loyafru • The' component parts are Hoehn. Long' tear, Cidubs, Juniper ne-triga.. Dh rlterattATlOS,-Bnclin. Ip, cocoa Juniper Berries, by dtatillatfon. to forth a fine Cubfamex• fretted by dtaplaterdent Witty sprits obLalned,from Juniper Berrie.; very little sour is used. and a plait itroport Spirit. It la more palatable' than tiny 140111, to nee. Botha, as prepared tiy lsrne,4lid.s. Is oft daitt color. It Ws plant that emits Its fragrance ••the•artlon of a name destroys this alts, Itc.tiVC_lorine)ple.), leaving a dark cud glutttion• decoct 1 aline Is the'entor Orin greslicilte. The Hoehn in ray preparation pfedennin• ates ; the smalleet quantity or the othdt ingredients lare added. to prevent ferinematlon : upon inaperaton. It will be found eta to be a Tincture. as m•doiu macoonea. nor 10 it Syrup -and therefere end be used to eases "hero roves or. Ipdocumatiori eihrt- In this ; yo a have the knewledge of the bigredlenti and the ' mode or prripirration. Hoping that yen will Carry as with a trio) land that upon laspt , ctian It trill meet with your approbation. With a feelintofceolidencal ' . 1 arg..vayspect T lIELMBOLD. Chemist and Druggist of 111 yearn exptittorit• [From the largest Menulecturing cht'hifialli ' the hlovaarnan .1* 1,354. I am acquantted with Mr IL T. ftelmtlold ; he oe. rapt ed the Drug Store bppeette myrestdente. and nolo tmereashil lo conductleg the businena where Inhere bad not be. n equally on before hint. I have been fhoora blrithpressed with hie Character and entauprite." WILLIAM WZIGIITM AN. Firm of Pon ere & eightmart, Manotteturing Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streetv;,Phlladvi . phia. DELIIDOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BULIII2 3NFE, AND ody Curo ion Go- weak too.• sirloin, front Indiorretion Tbe exhOOft ed p ',reef, of Notnre tordilriftillelqmpOltfedt ry oo Ma ny ',Wooing rernprom, auto.), which will he found n di.prtfl tl on ta Exertion. 1.0. ofittletnay. Wakefn linear of Ducat! or. Fercitodinge of Evil-1n fart. IThiverosol Lne-itude, Pro.' nation , and inability In lin ter Into the Cl/JOTMCIO/ 1 of ,oeitty The Cotoditntdnn. once ufect•d with 01,7 4 Ilif Week nest , Tenni rex the aid aril edidlllt to etrengthto and 131 vtg,nrote the. which AISD ALL 9 VOUS {EASES. Effects ana Ragtag. Irrtmßotnli EXTRACT Duca° inrerinbly dere. if no treatment to sobrdltted to, Con ti:mil:Aron or tnyanity en aura. . . Tlxusieohrie lit.t:in Rxiirat`r or Brow. In afro:time pea:inserts Venialce, Is unequalled by ant other preps. retina, an In Chlairosie, or Iletcrillnri, Peinfulniue or Snpuression if Customary. evacuations, nerratrd or riehlrns note of the theme. end'irl celnplainte inri dent to the sex, or the decline or change of life. Hel inholris Extract Buchn and Improved raillcally extarmlnate tram the system diseases arl. ring frym habit' of disslpstlon. at litt,e expense. Mitts or no change In diet. nn latorivorklenre or etporore : completrly ripe...ding there In a unplent and dannsp out remedies, Copaira sad Mereary, rill throe discus- f(elmbnid'► Fluid Extract of ITlnehn.tu sfl dlunta er of theft , orgnm, whether existing In male or rental, from whaurver carlan origtnating. and no mattMot how lonTatandlut.. -It fa plinoant In ta.te and odor, '• tm mediate.' ttn•acttna and mare atrtznythoning ihap.at.y preparktions of Bark or Iron. Tboae P u ffering froin down or delicate collet' tutiotte, procure tbe remedy at bnce. The render menthe avvapathaa. however plight m be the attack of tbe above dlecaoes. it to cattalo to at feet the bodily health nod mantelpotvera. All the above dlveasee ... reqatre the atd of a Dtttretle. HELMBOUYS EXTRACT 'RUCH SOLD BY DREVOISTS EMBYWREBE. r Pelee, $1.2 . 5 per Bottle-6 Botßee $6.50. Oinghitinton' 'llytrtionneuto. IMEM!111111 Nair Touu, August' 161141868. Rose If -ash le the Greet Dieat Diuretic .• • ; 111 T. RELWLD T. F. iir CP 2,3017 L REMOVED NEVq - STORE, " ' SeItSS±IINGTON STREET, First Doca Nortt:bYthe bity iffitflibal flank . . SI'LENDTT.I 'TOOK( Disgalr! DIAMM\MS, J ENV 'RIMY , tiILNER WARE BBST 431.0011 1 Dt THE SI MEAT, SITNItICWATCIIE S, rftlncen, SWISS KO Amisßic.cs GOLD W ATM ES, Of Al 13171e5, and sold rirr,.IPER T 11.4! 4 T ELSEWHERE,• I have also the dist' niqr iAnif gin Ole 440ek36r8 SOLID SILVER AND PLATAD WARE From fate heat and most popular malzere, cootie hare Oren perfect ratternctlon to toy pqrune for the past fire years. The OKA will be found the limit ever opened in flleglinmtnu, Fir nt timer will' be kept full and romplo e umelstlng of S 01.11) SILVER'LARLE WARE, TABLE AND TEA SPOONS, NAPKIN RINGS, FORKS. Be ter:ether with all the varieties of Fisted Wsze.sttell Te.s. Setts, Cake linAkets, Napkin Wogs. Castors. Knave, Forks, Spoons, as I n'e, Double. Vol,le and Quadruple Plot e MY SPLENDLD STOCK OP IP 411. N. Ctlr 421t-tc)C:11:181 was rorcrr more complete. end I am making cones dolly edcllttoor or all the thew ;ior • CIUd O( the Sassen, A 1,14 MVCOONS AS REPRESENTED Foi father proof of this I refer to O. vr uorcilMis.. . LEWii PSI - Morn. T. R MeRGAN, J. S. WELLS, D. MUNsoti,. . .. W LAGRANGE. , B B.stERSRRICAb, " VIIRY BMW!. U. DIIdINSURY, - WARD JIBReiRRE&U PLEASE CALL and EXAMTNE orre GOODS, AT 82 Washington St. BINGHAM TO N. N. Nor. 8, 1860.—tf HOWARD 'SANITARY AID ASSOCI ATION, For the Relief and cure ofthc Erring and refortunate.on Ptincipleo of Christian Philanthropy. &mays on the Ereorauf Youth and the k'oilles of Age. In relation to 'Montage and Social Evillo, with fanitary old for the onllcted. Sent free, In Pealed envelopes. A damn 110WABD ASSOCIATION, boa ,P. Philadelphia. FOREST LAKE WOOLEN MILLS. The undersigned are now prepared to ex change Cotton. Warp and al!-wool Flannels, Cassimeres, Tweeds, and Stocking Yatn for Wool, on favorable - terms: Also, will manufac ture cloth by they ard, or on shares, dndaredon tident we .can give satisfaction to 411; Wool Carding and,Cloth Dressing as usual. WRIGHT BROS. 4. BOUTHWELL. . Forest take,'Jnne 1, 1810:--8m* CONGRESS WATER, at TURRELL'S. PEBBLE SPECTAOLES-41NO corn man Bpectneles3 new !apply, for rale by Montrose, Nov. 10, 18159. ABBL.TUIKREW PRE LiQu,oßs. , BRELVD RAMS GRAM BRANDY, distilled strictly tore i tfn,ittdreit=t other Neatly =tang Clie nt :Assent dt-R4to. Rollatut 'at °Eye And. Bour bon Whieletry: Akohol, Pure Spilt,rim, ae-lcdststaid , hon band end for de by. Montrose, March 4th, 1869. ABEL TURRELL, DRUGGIST, MONTROSE, PA., And keeps constantly on hand a full and donfrabla u nortmalt of genuine ifEDICLVES, CHEMICALS, LWOW, patfitA. Oily, Dye-Staff's, Teed!, Spices, and other Our ceries, Stone Ware. Wall and %%ludas Paper, Olsass ware. Fruit Jars, Mirrors, Lamps, Chimneys, Kero sene. Alsehincry Oil, Tunners' 011. NeatsfooL bp. Re ams. Whole Oil, Sperm Oil. (Mice 011, Spirits Turpen tine. N'arti noes, Cynary Seed. 'V Inegar.Potash. Coneen traled Lyn, Grease, T ru sses. Supporters,Bedlcal Instruments, Shoulder Braces, Whips, 011011, Natal. Cartridges, Powder Shot, Load, Gun Caps, Blasting Pos der idol Pose. , Strings. Bone. etr ptcei ete , and Linea,Tiftr end Toilet Soaps, Hair Olin. flair Ite.torero. and Hair Dyes. Brushes, Pocket Entre-. Speciseles,Sllver Plated Sponns,Forks. KniVetl. De.itlst Articles, a general aseurtment of FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, and PERFUNENY All.tko; lo:ollog and boot kinds of nearly every thing to restore the Ott, to plenee tnetiete,.to delight tee eye, to gratify pa fancy, id and ea to conduce to the real and eabstanttai comforts of life Eunmeration le Impracticable, se It would 011 n newepaper. Cull at inn Deng and V gee!? Stan oi ABEL Montrose, Jan.5,14:0 EEL F . O.N. SALE I The ,übscribor offers t6r pate his Panu situate In the east part or New Milford township, containing ONE UVNDREI) AND SEVENTY-TM= AM= IT.S deter frnprovcd. NveTl watered by "wing., and a mall creek. There are two hone°, one new, and three Darn, . . ... frothentlatnrrandanehard.a. The land not improved 40 hen 019 tirhharnd• Terms made nay. Yorfnrther Information call on or addreeo the anherther at New Milford, Snag's Co. Pa. Nov. 10. 9,enh.-11 JACOB WATMA.27. . 1 5T1:0170 4.T6 BROWN'S m ifre, tife, an 4 , Accideir - GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY, Thacazatx-csese.. CAPItNL REPL:ESENTED, over itOore Insura nee Co. of N. Y., Capital and Simple., 2r2.000,01.0 insurance Co. of North America, ?hint. Capital and Surplus, 2.000,000 Franklin Ilre Insurance Co., Phils, Fa-, ~ Capital and Sorplot, 6.003,000 LyGOMIllg Coonn Mutual Insurance Coot Haney. Penn's. Capital and surplus, 4,000,000 Fanner' , NI num: insurance Co. York, Pa., Capital and Sagas, iOO,OOO Connecticut Mutual Life Inswance Co. of Hartford. Conn . paying Co per cent. dividends to ‘ll.. asnored The notes . gi.cu for half the premium Is never to be paid tinder any , i rcumetnneee. he policy will ,heat' n be paid In full, and the notes, given up. Capital. 17,000,000 American Lim Insurance Co., Phlladel plan, Capital. 7,000,600 Traveler- lit saran re Co Hartford, Conn., Insuring against all hinds of accidents , Capital, 700,000 Hartford Fire Innuntnco Company., Hart ford Conn . Capital Co..rplus, 82,0004000 Putnam Fire !non ranee C 0.., Hartford, Ct. Capital. Hartford Live Stoat Insurance Company Insurance on all kind. ef Live Stock, arainst theft and death Irom any cam., Capitol. 617,060,000 LW — A ll 1-mnine.n entrusted to one care trill heattend -1 ed to on fair term.., and all loss, promptly adjnatetl. l l rer - Ofllce flrvoloor en-t from Banking Office Of W. H. Cooper .t Co . Turnpike nt. M °ornate, Pa. STROUD Et BROWN, Agents. Id. C. ' , urea:. ri-O . Fri... Danville, Solicitor. GII /4 IL SIItTII. Montrose, do Bo,' Nu.. sruuru. CruaLas L. Brows. Montrose, Sp 1. 1 , 4;9. 1101VN ToWN SEWS -A.--• Lsl I Ell .1 VI) ('0 A TS, Main Street, ft door. helots lioyd . s Corner. Montrose lES, AND . NV,. are con.i:m'!t rtc irins, ntl now hate %Aland, frc.h noel. .n..t.od• In our line, Mei we o<illseli ;HEAP:CHVAI ! CHEAP! for en•h. ,, v.rc he ice or prodnee. U(.l TEA COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASSES, SPICES, PORK, FISH, LABD, HA , DRIED FRUITS, CLOVER k TIVOTHV SEED, dr.r We have retfited nod mode additions to nor !Recto( Pall. n od are noo road) to lomvord Butter to the heft eommi•lon house, in Non York, free of charge, and mob l iheralad-ormeemeol • on eormignments. cell and examluenor mock before purchasing else ,vhere and,nnvinro. volnraelveo n !the (1001) - QVALITY ,'l7, LOW PRICES of our Goods - - - • C. G. MINER. • . Montrofc. April In. 1569 lIUNT BROTHERS, SCRANTON. PA Whot c,nle S. Retail Dealers in HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS, SPIKES, SHOVELS, BUILDER'S HARDWARE, JUNE RAIL, COL'S TERsUNK d T RAIL SPIKES A . ,411,R0n G a- MINING s(IPPLIES. CARRIAOE SPRING , . .4 X I,Es, SKEINS AND BOXES. BOLTS, NUTS and WASHERS, PLATED RA AtDs,diALLEABLE I RUNS, HERS, SPOKES, FELLOES. SEAT SPINDLES, BOWS, de. ANVILS, VICES, STOCKS and DIES, BELLOWS HAMMERS, SLEDGES. FILES, &c. de. CIRCULAR AND MILL SAWS. RFETING. PACKING TACKLE BLOCKS, PLASTER PARIS CEM ENT. HAIR & GRINDSTONES. FRENCH WINDOW PAIRBAN GL A SS. LEATHER & VINDINGS K'S SCALES. Scranton, March 24. I SM. 17 ~.,, . ~ ,~;z F URNITURE ESTABLISHMENT J, F. TOZER PLEAS 6 TART. Nonce: The extensive Furniture F,tanlishment of Wililarn W. Smith, linvidg been frea att n and M g,a t4ll y t h imp ll r oGvCeld. thMe optoporiee taonr dr evsipecnti - ty, that h.• i. cooptantly mak InZ and lieePts on bind the largest and best neesortrannt of FUR T_T FILM to be found anywitcr this side of Neer York City. Desks, Divans. Towelracke, Lounges. Footstools de. Center Lard, Pier. Toilet. Dining. Kitchen and 1 , , NEW GOODE PATENT" MEDICINES 1'1:0 VISIONS. IMMMI OP WILLIAM TV. SMITH. extem.lon tables. enmity —Cane and R',.od•cat Rockers, Cane, Flag ,nd Woodseats of every variety and style. Hammed T..te, fries, furnished on short notice.— Cane sent chairs reekleft :PRING BEDS.. A large as,ortment—cheapest and best In the market • Cane Seat Chairs. I am now enabled to en pplv my customers with a now substantial rano seat chair, of home manufacture, which will be found greatly enpertor to those formerly In marker, and yet are sold at mess price, CANE-SEAT CffAIRS RE-SEATED. Or Ready made coffins on hand or fornlshed at short notice. Hearse shrove in readiness It dealred• I employ none hat careful and ex pertenetou workmen, I Intend to do my work well, and sell It a. low as can be arrorded. wrizrAm W SMITH. Montrose, Feb 19, 1828. pu.ap. G. E. STEDGE, Would notify the piddle of 'Auburn t Corners and vicinity. that he is now prepared to tame all horse* en trusted to hie care. no matter what or how bat their ha bits are if not broke. no charge made. Also. woo ruCt3on given how to tome your owe horses. Auburn 4 Corncra,Sept. 1861.—y "CONSITIII.ITVE4.-4itradentially my daughter 1 au restored to health by ample means, with Oat E E. The particulars will be fent ties. Remo; E. ilootrstow, Stockton Bt. Brooklyn, Long Land. win 5c0.000,000 W. R. COATS
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