The Montrose Democrat
PITELMILED rrSRTWI3/311ffiDAY BIOAWISgo MOBTIOSI
S owaYHANYat COUNTY, Pl" BY
D. S. =AWL , lirsr,
• rY rill .ILNIMIS IR Avviatcs—rps 112 X A? MD Or TCLIt
fifties of Advertising.
Three-foUrtba Web of smote, or less, make a equate.
One aquare ; 3 weeks or leas, $l.OO ; I au2. 111.. Z; 3 me.
112,39 ; 6 coo. S4.N; I year. P.
2
une4d2tittbeol., I mu. $2.60; s mo. $O5O ; 6 rack $12.00;
year MA
One ,
lunoloc col., 1 mo. P.M; 3 mo. $12.00; 0 mo. Sat ;
renr, $9O.
ilatf column. 2 mu. 522.00; S mu. V 5.00 0 me. $21100;
1 year, Voila
One eotanm. 1 COO. $25.00: 3 mo. $33 77 ; 6 u.s , sfo.oo ;
I year. $lOO.Oll
Anditoea Notices, $2 60 ; Executors' and Administra
tors' Seiko% $3.00. All commtmicrtlons of limited or
,toitridaal Interest, loots. per line. Obituary Netter*, 10
:Is. per line. Marriage Sod Death Notices free.
Job Printing executed neatly and promptly at
pr! am.
Deeds, Mortgagee, Nana. Justieba', Constable,
School and otherblanketor sale.
COUNTY COMMTEE.
Auburn —G. L. Swisher.
Ararat—L. A. Baldwin.
Apolacon—Patrick Walsh.
Bridgewater-8 S. Searle.
Brooklyn—C. T. Lathrop.
Clifford-2. C. Decker.
Clioconut—M. J. Golden.
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Dimock—C. C. Mills.
Dundaff boro—J. C. Olmstead.
Forest Lake—A. B. Grills.
Franklin—J. C. Wheaton.
Friendsville—James Mead.
Gibson—George Milliken.
Great Bend boro—A. B. Whiting.
Great Bend tp—T. D. Hayes.
Herrick—R B. Barnes.
Harmony—lL Hobart.
Harford—L T. Farrar.
Jessup—J. B.:Mcßeeby.
Jackson—T. W. Clinton.
Lenox—Sylcanns Titus.
Lathrop—Wm. Stanton.
Liberty—Richard Bailey.
Little Meadows—Thos. O'Dow.l, Jr
Middletown—Owen Smith.
Montrose—C. M. Gere.
New Milford tp—Elliot Aldrich.
New Milford boro—Wm. Hayden.
Oaklant—J. Stevens.
Rush-Thomas Redding.
Springville-8 T. Handrick.
Susquelmanna—A. W. Rowley.
Silver LiikeTiniothy
Thomson—Chester Stoddard.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
COUNT, OFFICERS.
President Judgellon. F. B. Streeter.
Associate Judges—A. Baldwin, R. T. Ashley.
Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts—J. F. Shoemaker.
Register, Recorder. stc.—Jerome R. Lyons.
District Attorney—D. W. Searle.
Treasurer—Benjamin Glidden.
Shariff—Wm. 2'. Mosley.
Deputy Sheriff—M. B. Berme.
Sarreyor—James W. Chapman.
Commiaalonera—Saml Sharer, J. T. Ellis, Preserved
Binds.
Dimmableloners' Clerk—Wm. A. Crossmen.
Jury Commiasloners—P. S. Streeter, ex adklo, Daniel
Brearator, Wm. A. Croestnan.
indltors—F. B. Chandler, Tracy Hayden, B.M.donea.
Conner—Dr. C. C. Elaine:.
OFFICERS OP AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Wm. H. Jessup; President; 31. Jones, James Ens
son. Vice Presidents; Geo.A. Jessup, Corresponding
Secretary., Henry C. Tyler, Recording Secretary ; C.
M. Owe, Treasurer; H. H. Harrington, A. Baldwin,
R. H. Skinner, Executive Committee.
MONTROSE & BRIDGEWATER ASYLUM.
DEELTCTOBS.-401112 Trumbull, W.L. 00 1. S. Latigdou
Treasurer —B. Thatcher.
Secretary—Reed. L Baldwin.
Steward—David Martin.
Physician—Dr. J. D. Vail.
BOROUGH OFFICMV
WVIVs—C. N. Gere. Council—W. A Crovemon
'atson..h.. J. Gerriteun, WM- H. Jessup. C M.
Cranda4, J. F. Shoemaker, D. lirewbus, D. F. Ann in
11.. e. Deans.
Coasts — l:de—John C. Rowell
High Congable.—Ciallet a. iVlllpple.
School Directore—Fm. R. Jeeenp, .1 R. DeWitt. W
W. Watsoa, B. Thatcher, D. F. acetic, M. B. liclme.
MEVISTERS
Preabytetion—Rev. Jacob G. Miller
Spitaopal—Rev. S. A. Wartinor.
Baptist—Rev. L,. B. Ford.
Methodist—Rev. King
CachollC—Rev. J. Slattery.
ABSOCLITIONB
Warren Chapter, No. l 81), meets at Masonic Hall on
Thursday of each month an or before full moon.
Warren Lodge, No. 2.10, A. Y. It., meet. at Masonic.
Hall the first Wednesday of each month on or before
WI moon, and the second Wednesday thereafter.
Ilcmtrosa Lodge, No. 151, I. O. of 0. F., meets at Odd
Fellows Hall every Tuesday evening.
St. John's Encampment, No. 50. meets at Odd Fet.
lowa Hall the 2d and 403 Friday meat month.
Bebe= Degree Ledge,No. 7, meets at Odd Fellow.
Hail the first and third Friday each month.
Montrose Lodge, 1. 0. of O. T. meets at Good Temp
tars Hall every Monday evening.
Good Fa merital Temple of Honor, No. 16 meet: at
Good Tom plan . Halt Hte3d Friday of each mouth.
iocettantouo.
The Albatross
This sea-bird is always associated in
our minds with Coleridge's -Ancient Ma
riner," which has made almost universal
the sailors' superstition as to its being -a
sacred bird. As the eagle is called the
king of birds. so the albatross might be
embed the queen ; for those who are fa
miliar with it say that it is exceedingly
stately on wing, and its expression and
action dignified, mild, and unfearing
when captured. The eye of the albatross
is full, bright, and expressive, like that of
the gazelle, and has an expression of pa
thos and intelligence which is singularly
attractive, The feathers arc either pure
white or delicately penciled and speckled,
except on the upper side of the wings.
which are mostly black. It sometimes
weighs twenty lbs., and has twelve feet
stretch of wing. It sits on the water light
and graceful as a swan, and will dire un
der, like a hawk or pelican, for something
discovered by its keen eye beneath the
surface. When it is about to rise on the
wing, it has positively to tread the water
for along way, like running ostrich, be
fore it can get the proper momentum and
soar aloft ; but once it is fairly up, and its
pinions quite free, it cleaves the air with
exceeding swiftness, and skims the waves
like the smallest swallow, with perfect i
ease and grace. When the ocean is calm, I
the bird is seen sporting in the sunbeams
on tho glassy waves; bat its revel is the
storm, when it darts its arrowy way be- I
fore the fury of the tempest. It is then I
in its proper element, and seems to de- ;
light in breasting and mocking the stir
gee of the sea. The food of the albatross
consists of small marine animals, mucila
ginous zoophtes, the spawn of fish, etc.;
but its chief delight is whales' blubber. —An Englishman, one hundred and
When breeding, the female seeks some i n- three years old, who has paid seventy-one
accessible rock or lonely spot of ground, I
annual premiums on a life insurance pot
lays seldom more than one egg, and build I icy was atlast fortunate enough to die the
a nest around that, consisting of sticks
and long grass, about two feet high. All thus gettinw bac from the
otter day,k
u about a quart= of the money
this time the male watches,and tends her coice,mhPaad yinvested.
with great assiduity, bringing her the
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daintiest monsds from the deep. A sail. —The Union Pacific Company has de
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or who was rerently roaming around one tided not to employ Chitier,e labor on their
of the uninhabited tropical islands of the road within the limits of. Wyoming terri-
Pacific hall quite au adventure with one tory, and wave, instead, , arranged to pro
of these birds, which will doubtless in- 'ewe !din. =lune,
,ho are dizPused to
crease his superstitious reveren c e f or build themselves permanent houses, and
them. Mt waiLliaplating same sr the JP:Wm the country by colonies.
rocky, jutting cliffs that overhang the sea,
beneath which the water dashed and
swirled in great eddies, and suddenly lost
his footing, and fell into the sea. ho one
was near enough to afford him' any assis
tance, and he must inevitably have been
drowned had not a huge albatross appear
ed just then, and, evidently suspecting
the sailor of some improper intentions
with regard to its mate, which was sitting
on a nest close at hand, coming like mag
ic, with an almost imperceptible motion,
approached, and made a swoop at him to
strike his head. He raised his hands me
chanically, and, in his desperate strait,
seized the bird, which began struggling
violently to get free. But he. held fast,
determined, like any other dying man. to
catch at a straw rather than nothing.
Next minutes his feet touched ground—
the next he was rolling on the soft and
sandy slope by the sea—saved by and al
batross!
A Mrs/clan on the Stand
The standard legal dictiotiaries in use
may be searched in vain for more accurate
definitions of legal terms than those re
cently given by is pbysican in Pulaski,
Tenne.sse, as reported to us by a leading
member of the bar of that place. Mr. B.
a Mr. L, opposing counsel in a pending
case, were engaged in. taking depositions
to be used on the trial of the cause. The
question as to a certain woman's sound
ness of mind being in controversy, a
physician was called as a medical expert,
and during his examination the following
diologue took place:
Question—" Do you think this lady is
of sound mind '+"
Answer—" No, sir ; I do not."
Q.—" Does she know the difference bd
tweeu a 'power of attorney' and an 'abso
lute conveyance?"
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A.—" go, sir; of course she don't, and
there are very few women who do:"
Q. Do you know the difference?"
l.—" Yes, sir ; of course I do; do you
suppose I am an ignoramus?"
Q.—" Nell, sir, will you be kind enough
to tell us the difference r'
A.—" Well—well, a 'power of attormy'
is the strength of mind of any particular
lawyer ; and an 'absoulte cotivyance' is a
hack, or omnibus, or railroad car, or some
thing of the sort."—Bench and Bar.
and after Sunday, Octo
ber 1, 'United States Revenue stumps trill
not be required on any promissory note
for a less sum than one hundred dollars.
nor upon any receipt given for money or
pay men of a debt. Neither will stamp
be required upon the transfer or assign
ment of=anv mortgages when the instru
ment has already been properly stamped.
At this date, also, will expire the govern
ment taxes on sales, legacies and sue-cess
ions, passports and gross receipts. The
tax on rum and tobacco will be contin
ued.
Brief Summary
—A high destiny—hanging
—True happiness dwells with a con
tented spirit.
—Patience on a monument—a slow
marble cutter.
—What is home without a baby ? Com
paratively quiet.
—A knowledge of oar duties is the
nit useful part of philosophy.
Do you enjoy good health, Zacha-
Lu be Wore ; u dl•ea
__lf yoti n isli to flatter a fool, ask his
advice ; you wish to be one follow it.
—The geological character of the ruck
ou which drunkards split is said to he
,inartz.
—Firmness of character should ever be
blended with suavity of manners.
—When von receive n kindness, re
member it ; when you do one, forget it.
—lt is said that there now four time
as many cattle in Texas afi there was be
fore the war.
—lf you can't coax a fish to bite try
. )our persuasive powers on a cross dug,
and. you will succeed.
—A sentimental youth says he prefers
hanging on the neck to hanging by the
neck, but that both are dangerous.
—A dniggist has this cheerful iniita
tiun in his show window : "Come in and
get twelve emetics fur a shilling."
—A etitemporary thinks that over all
ball-room doors should be inscribed—
" Look out for the train."
—Since Quern Victoria took her seat
on the throne, thirty-three years ago, ev
ery other throne in Europe has changed
occupancy.
—An Illinois man persisted in smoking
in his stable till a horse kicked his pipe
ont of his month and the life oat of his
body together. The barn, the man, and
three horses were eonsumed,
—lt is said that farmers in Minnesota
can now make more money in raising
beet at t 3 per ton for sugar-making,
than they can in raising wheat or any
other kind of grain.
—Potter Painter, of Chicago, in addi
tion to $30,000 worth of jewelry, has giv
en his bride city property worth it300,-
001).
—The fastest trotting home in the
world is said to be owned by. Mr. Thorne,
of Duchess county. N. Y. This horse has
trotted half a mile in 1:06, and a mile on
the road in 2:17. He has never been
trained for the track.
—A lady's costume for.a sketching ex-.
eursion in the White :fountains,
consists
of a water-proof short dress, with hoopless
skirt, a broad brimmed straw hat tied
down at the sides with a veil, and a hand
kerchief around the neck.
—A New Jersey widow, finding her
charms fading, applied a " magic balm" a
few nights ago, and woke ne.l. - , morning
to find her hair all fallen off, and blotch.
es as large as ginger cookies all over her
face. She wants to interview the balm
man.
F LOIIII ! FLOUR !
From 01(9 day forward, we shall sell Flour at
retail at
WIIOLES.kLE PRICES
We hang out no false colors, but mean just
what we sac.
While making Flour a specialty, our stock of
FEED, MEAL, SALT, LIME CEMENT,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c.
Will be kept full and sold at very mall milt&
H. GARRATT S SON.
New Milford, March 2,1870.—1 y
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GIMES & PROISIONS
Flour, Salt, littler, Pork. Lard, Ram, Salt Fil.ll,
Cannlas, Crackers. Cheese, Coffee, Spices, Choice
Teas, Supars, Rice, Dried and Canned
Frnit. Tobacco. Cigars. Sang,
sod all other articles running kept In a first clams Grocery
and Provision Store
We will mart our Goode se low ae n e tan effort!. and
cell for cash, or exchange for produce.
PATRONAGE suuerrn,
Ntoutrotte. Feb . 1. IS7t , —t f
THE PLACE TO TRADE
And when. you oil! find
THE FIE,T VARIETY OF G0t.1),, AT THE MUST
1=:11
(-;ittienbery, I{(76enbatint to . J
JUST RECEIVED
Len. end bandrome ovlectiou of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
F o r men. bor.•anJ pmthA wear. tint relortion of
CLOTHS, CAsSIMERNS, COATINGS, .tc
For C'ostom Work. We take measure, and make op }tor
meat. to order. after the newest and moat taety
Large varmety of PIECE GOODS to 14.11 b. the putt. A
ftnt, Yurlety ut Ibmte" FUICIIYAITNG GOObt, !set law-.
Bow, Piper and Ltn.o C ollura. bbirt, Trunks. batch
t umbrella, or. LArre Or noun:6 , ll4y le, of
ANI)
.1 , mnt'riel In our Dry Goodu Drpurtznent you
NEW DRESS GOODS
Poptina. llllark and all the lead
tog colors aryl Fi rive,. Petralee, printed Organ
die* and Mitalin.. French hint:Nitro. etc.
\\lull:, (;001)s
Tebl.l.ll.n. Towels, Napktne,l 4 wise. Ifuellos. Jaconets
PA RASoUI. Sunshade". Skirt,. Coraete. K hid and
Ltaln Thread Gloves. Itneiery. Ilandkertidefa, Cullara and
Culla. rte.
sn 17 , ' LS. 5t.% 41' rd• Arlon* material end in differ
rot et DR T*o.3l?it 1:41S end Hutton,. NI firl•ei
Trimining, Puffing. Fringe*. etc.
DOYS:STIC GOODS, Moslll., Calicrm, Tickn. Denims
MILLINERY GOODS
Wr ban , s brit. Melectloll in trimmed end bun-1....A
HSU. Sundown.. Flowers, Ribbon.. Salim.. Illentiono.
Frnme., Murk and cokered Crepe*, .tc.
The priees on all oar Goode an. marker' away DOWN
and will dery all competition. Our goads are froneht In
lance qttant3tim and selected with ereal tare, and a
flutter onrrelve. that we 0111 glv y -at lefact lon to all.
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NEW FIRM
N E\V (i 00 I)
nit matocrlberp are DO% roteivtag from New York a
new •ud freak cluck of
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
w hi r .), a m] h a ...Id at a low 11.. tour for rash. Atniatz the
numerouo *Males may be found
Roar, Maw, Dried Berl, Sermkeri Adana, (W.
fish, Maekerd, Qr.
Teas, poifee. Sugar.. Rite. 'Mace. Worstershire riaocc
Ctr.ited Peaches. Pears. Pine Apples, Sweet coin, Toms
toes, Quinces. and Plums. Cocoa, Perth*, \
Extract, Lemon, etc. etc_
All kinds of APICES, Citron, °nose Peel, etc
CROCCO= I °LAM/MARE.
A No 1 Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, etc.
All of which auk he "'occulted u Ant class goods, and
ohm.
In addition to the Grocery trade, we have purchased
Geo. C. UM News Once, where you can End a good
selection of Stationery . Books, ftlly, Weekly and
Monthly Paper., Magazines. Moto and papers not on
hand will be ordered and tarolahed on &art Mtn" with.
ant eztraeharge. Special care even to orders. No trou
ble to show goods—ao drop In and see tor yourselves.
sarGoods delivered without eztal charge.
CJ. W I ean. IL Man, WEBS a alms.
itoalloss, hay 12. 1270.
$2OOO A YEAR AND EXPENSES
To agents to sell the celebrated WILSON SEWING BM
tatiNS3. nt pest machine In the-workL Snub dike
on both stdet Olts Marline 'about Money POr nue.
artlesdare. address 95 N. 9th at, Phil's, p. . [manna*
gm Nvertiotnituto.
LIFE IN UTAH
os Viz •
MYSTERIES OF MORMONISM
By J. 11. DRAMA editor or the Salt Lake Reporter.
Being an Erpoae of their Secret Rita, Ceremonira,
and Crimea.
With a tan and authentic history or POLYGAMY and
the Mormon Sect, from Its origin to the preeent time.
Agents are immitug with nopreeettented en«m •, onc
" parte 11 edtbecribere tuu dove, and MI the tint day AddressSend for circulars. Address NATIONAL PUBLISH.
INO CO.. Philadelphia, Pa. lan. 3 .1
Wells' Carbolic Tablets.
The Great Bch]lag Balsamic Remedy for Caught,
Colds. Bore Throe, Asthma, dc, etc. Tor Wormy Child
ree?l' M
are Invaluable : For Kidney Di ff iculty a Sped
ffc. I REAL/0 Price, Mi cents per Box.
Sent y mail upon reecift - of pries, by Juirxii.
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LOGO, Mt CilffSt,, New York, 8010 u.ent for the Pulled
Aug. 3—A
AGENTS EARN $2OO A MONTH
Selling John S. C. Abbott a lastgrant work, the
Lives of all the Presidents.
0,74 500 papa. nently fi ft y !Mel and mood engravings.
Sella at sight. More agents wanted. Send for descrip
tion. and Teems, Planklin Pnbilahlng Co,. 721 Market
Phi/adelphla Pa. lAng3--‘
THE GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
DR WALKER'S CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS.
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Made of Poor Rom, WM01,7. Proof Spirits. and Itchoc
Liquors, doctored. spiced and sweetened to pleas the
tote, called — Tunica." ••Appetizers," . •Revaiirer4,"
that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and rain. but
arc a true medicine, made from the native Roots and
llcrbe of California. free from all Alcoholic stimulant..
They are the Great Blood Purifier and Life Riding Prin
ciple, a perfect Renovator and Ih.vliforatur of the Bs,
tem, coming off all poiaonno, matter, and restoring
the Mood to a healthy condition. No per,on can take
these Bittern according to directions, and remain lung
unwell.
P t•TA
WU will be given far an incurable mist, provided the
honer are not dentroynn by mineral poleon• or other
means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of
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. Iflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, and
Intermittent Fevers. Diseases of the Blood. Liver.
Kidneys. and Bladder. these }titters Loon been most
0 „,„roi, „s a e), ttietra,tn. are mimed by Virured Blood,
which in Mani:rally produced by derangement of the
Bigeetive Urnaro.
Cleanee the Vitiated Blood whenever you And it. Im•
purities bur-tins throngh the chin In Pimples. Eruptions
or Sores: cleaner it when you find ft ohetnicted and
eluggieh in the veins: cleanse it when it le foul, and
your feelings will tell yon when. Keep the blood pure
and the health of the aystem will follow.
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Pin. Tope, and nib. r Worm%. larking in the eyntem
of no many thourande, are effectually dentroyed and re
moved.
In Billions. Rernlttent.and Intermittent Fevers, these
Bitters have no equal. For bill directions read emrefuh
ly the circular around each bottle. printed In four len,
guager—Ennil.h Gorman, French and Spanish.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. Ite Commerce St., N. Y
R. R. McDONALD A CO..
Druugists. and nenend Agnate , . San Francisco and Sac
ramento, California, and a et 34 Conins,ce St., N. Y
VerSOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS S DEALERS.
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It is au unfailing remedy lu all cares of Neuralgia
Fun-ally. often eflectlng it perfect mire to less :hen
.wcnty-four hours, from the use of no more Man two or
three phis.
No other form of Nettled-Zia or Neefone Diet-see nee
failed to yield to this wonderful remedial lig. at .
Even in the severest cases of Chronic Neuralgia and
general nerYOU•dellertgetnenre,—.44 Many ears standluz
-affeotinS the entire system. Ile
nue fur • . r
tatt day., or
few weeks at the utmost, always affords the Moat Int
toni.hing relief. and very rarely fails to produce a com
plete and permanent mire.
It contain uo drags or other materials in the slightest
ilevreiAnjunous„ even to the whet delicate system. and
can all:aye he nee with perfect safety,
It has long been in constant nee by many of our most
eminent ntlyeiCiStie. who OVes it their nnunlotort. and
unqualified approval. The following among many of
oar best citizens tacitly to its wonderful efficacy :
•• oaring aced Dr. tieneee lle Dord,n- et. or Val
.:erred Neuralgia Pill personally—and in Md....Mn tww
reigla—l have found it. without au exception, to ac
complish all, the proprietors have claimed.
J, It. DILLINGIIII, Daniel.
13 Winter Street, Barton. Felt,leth.
Mr. J. M. R SennT, for many ear. an apothecary in
this c ty.and for three years du.Cnu the .wnr. In the
Hospital Department under the U. S. Government. thus
opeaks of fl :
I bare known Or Turner's Tic- Doulonrenk or Cul.
canal Neuralgia Pill for twenty year.. I hare sold It
and used It prrnoil/illy. god I hare newer known of a
mom n hen• it did not glen relief. Customers hare told
me they would not he without It If each pill cost In dol.
tars 1 think It tbo most callable and valuable remedy for
nenmhzin and nervons diseases in the world:*
Mesons TVII)Irm k Co.:
For a long iliac a member of my family ham suffered
weekly with Netwal.rits. The pain war almost mum.
arable. We tried r.wiou. medleinea without careen , .
few months otnee, we b. gun the nee of your Pill. It
has ;weave perfectly .oeceseful. and no truce. of thedi.t.
remain. I can gladly recommebd your remedy to
all orderer, 'ram Nenralgla.
Iteepectfutly pmts.
Rowron. March. 25. INV/.
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Sent by mail nn recelnt of price Ina pottage.
(toe )sckage - slx Package.,• n-g°, •• -
It le cold by all d.lera In drug. and nctslldlne nod by
TWINItit & CO.. Solo Pnoirletriro. 1:51 Tremont St.
BOSTON, MASS. [July Lrl-4
ALiaci The rje-vv.
6REIT AMEBICaN 111 CO.
Nos. 31, 33, 35 tr. 37 Vesey Street
ABEL TU BUELL, Montrose, Pa.,
To sell their Tea. 61311 Coffers at the same prices tbat
the Company .11 them in New York. A full supply of
the freshest New Crop Teas will be kept for elite at all
times.
All gonde warranted to ere tatiefaction or the money
refunded.
Only one profit charm., d (Cam tha Producer to the Con.
flamer. From five to profits saved by:purchasing
from the Company.
UNDER TUE OLD SYSTEM
of doing businms.the cot sumer of Teas had to per eight
pmeta between the producer end himself, to cover*,
many lutermedlate sales. •
UNDER TOE DEW SYSTEM •
the Greet American Tea Co. distribute Teas to the con.
miners, through their agenta.aU 'over the matey, sub
leullug them to but one profit. lad that a well modal"
one. ese small percentage:on the Immense tales will
amply satiety the Coiopeoyi• for they sell thousende of
chests of Tea In the Berne °doss time than It took u' sell
one chest under the old system, pawn. 11
AGIMIS WANTKG-41(Isteittay) by the MICR!
CAN KNITTING St I.CKLr.B CO.. ErOSTON, Mass.
or RT. LOUIS, Mo. ljune 22...1m
IVAN:FM nor , ..arr—T.o pea the OCTOGON SEW.
ING AMINE. It 1.9 licensed. makrs the " Mas
tic Lech Strkk" and Is warranted for liyears. nice Ma.
MI other machines with an under.reol sold for $l5 or
less are hillingements. Address OCTAGON BEWMG
MACIINE CO., at. Louis, No" Chicago. 111 .• Pitt sburgh.
Pa., or Boson, Masa. Dane 21-31 n
toA DAY—Boainen entirely new sad honorable.
Liberal beineements. IlearaiirUveiblinins Dise.
rep I. C. RAND Raderent Mc la—Sru
DAIICUET & CO
lb Effie, erg
ibecd,
F. NV, PELTWq.
Connes/lor a/ Law
THE OLD WAY
[ESTABL.II3IIED 18111.1
JEW iromtiEc.,
LAVE APPOINTED
TO PHYSICIANS.
NEN+ Yon:, August 15th, 1868.
Allow tut tot ill your attention to my Preparation of
COMPOUND EXTRACT of BUCRU
The component parte are Rocha, Long Leaf, Cuban.,
Juniper Be.wits.
Moor. Or PrIIP•114101011,—Bacha. In vacua Juniper
Barrie., by distillation. to term a fine gin. Cubans ,a
trarted by displacement with spirits obtained from
Joniper Berries very little angar is nowt, anti a small
proportion of spirit. It is more palatable than any
now to ate.
Buchu, us prepared by Drugdists. is of a dark color,
It Is a plant that emit. its fragrance ; the action of •
dame destroy. thin Ma active principle), leaving a
dark And 01111[0mi, decocti. n. Mine is the color of iti
gtedients. The Dacha In my preparation predomin
ates; the sni.illeat quantity of the other ingredients
are added, to prevent fermentation ; upon inspection,
It will ho found not to be a Tincture, as made in Pher
macopma. nor In it a Syrup—and therefore can be used
to cases whrra fever or inflammation exist. In this
y o u have the knowledge of the Ingredients and the
mode of preparation.
I/tiptoe that you will favor or with a trial; and that
upon lospectlon It will meet with your approbation,
With a feeling of confidence.
I am, very respectfully,
ii. 'l' 11612dBOLTI,
Chemist and Druggist of IG years experience.
-
17..0
]From the largest Lann(actnrtng Chanute in the
World.]
Novawawa 4' 1954.
•• I am acquavited with Mr. 11. T. Ileinahold ; he we
rusted the Drug More ormovite my icaideuce. and watt
mtece.sful In cunductirg the nuttiness where others had
not be• n equally rc before him. I have been favora
bly impre.red with hi. character and entaryrlse."
WILLIAM WEIGIITIMAN.
Firm of Pon cr. d M eightman. Manufacturing
Chenti.t., hall and Browu Street., Philadel
phia.
lIELMBOLD'S FLUID II2TRAC7 MOIL'
for went ne.• arieln: tram Modecretton Tbia enhauat
tvi of Nature w okb eve accompanied by seme
n,' Alarming nympittm•, among which will be Mond in
dult...l:ton to Exert inn. 1.0..• 4%11.13110. Wititollllllroll
rem of Dl...wee, or Ferrhoding. of Evil—ln fact,
cereal Lus•ltude. Prom ration. and Inability' to eh
ter into Ike enjoyment.. of ...Mot y.
Th.. once •tree d with Otirtnic Went
n. --• reti ire, the rod of Medicine to .tretusheu and I.
i,..rute the. which
Inywriibly Jas. Irmo trsatinent I. salmilited up, C• 1 1-
'unapt lon or Irmswity Corson.
lIRLDISOLD'S FLUID ISIIIIACIOP Sumo. la alrectlime
peculiar U. Vernaleo, I. unequalled Sr any other ;Prepa
ration. as In Cllloroolli, or Brionlion. Palnhtinee• 401 .
Sopolool•loll rlcostoblary evarinitlone, Ulcerated or
Sell I rus Male of the Viers.. and 'ail complaints lael
drul to the eta, or the deellue ur change of Ilfe.
Ilf , ladnild's Extra(' Burlite and Imprnred
Rase Wash
will radically exit rmlnate from the system diseases 111 . i.
Ing from habits I,l' dissipation, et litt,e expense, little
or no change In diet, no Inconvenlenre or exposare
cnmpletely pupproteling those unpleasant and danger
ous remedies, Capitol and Mercury, In an these diseas
es.
re fielmbohrs Maid Katmai of rtnchn to all discs.
ec of these organs. whether existing in male or female.
from whatever mns• orighiating, and no matter of how
long standing. It Is pleasant In I►ate and odor, •• Im
mediate" In action, and more strengthening than any
preparations of Bark or Iron.
'nose 'offering from broken down or delicate conatl
tutions, procure Ike remedy at once.
The reader most be aware that, however Flight may
be the attach of the above dhwasea, tt is certain to
feet the bodily health and mantal power...
All the shore &wanes require the allot a Diuretic.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is the Great Meat Diuretic.
sOLD BY DRUGGISTS ETRITYWHERE.
Price, $1.45 per Hottle-41 follies 03.40.
Delivered to soy address. Describe symptoms in all
communications.
Addrera D. T ASLbBOLD, Drn sad Chendeal
Warehouse, 894 Broadway, N. Y.
tgrNone are gensine unless dose up is 'test engrav
ed wrapper, with facsimile of my Chemical Warehouse
and Aimed
June 1, ISIXI.Iy
, ginghautton A,dvtrtioeutento.
T. F. TC,W.MI2I.
NO. 82 WASHINGTON STREET,
Find Door North of the City National Mink.
Brilliant Display!
DI A MON DS,
BEST CIAK:ICS L TUE BLARKET,
FRENCH, swiss AND AMERICAN
PIIEJPER Tff.-13" ELSEWHERE
I have aI . the bent and must complete etock of
SoLID MINER AND PLATED WARE
From the best and most {monisr maker*, whore
good. , have riven perfect ratlrfaction to my patrons
forth.' part Ore )ears,
The Mock will he found the heel ever opened In
Blegheinton. sisd et nil I Imee n 11l he kept full nod
complete ametetlntof
SOLID SILVER TABLE \YALU...,
TABLE AND TEA t4POON
terzether with all the varlet lea of Plated Ware. each a•
Tea Setts. Cake Ita•kets, Napkte ititvi,(laetor.,
linive-e, Fork., ripawou*,
of Slagle, Double, Treble and Quadruple Plate
Was sever more ecmeplete, sod I am making conetant
daily addlilums ‘rf all the Sew Nov
elties of the Samson.
ALL MV COODS AS REPRESENTED
G. W HOTCIIKISR. LEWN stamorn.
T. R MORGAN, J. S. WEL',
D. MUNSON. W. LAGRANGE,
B. B. MEIMEIRAI:, RILEY 80811.
R. DIJSERBURY, WARD N ERS BREA 1.7
PLEASE CALL Stud EXAMINE OCR GOODS, AT
82 Washington St.
IMEEZEM
HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCI-
AT lON,
FOT the Relief and core of tile Erring and Enfortunate.on
Principle', of Ehriatian Philanthropy.
Mown on the limner Youth and the Fallen of Age.
to relation to liarrlade and Nadal Evils, with "oniony
aid (or the articled. Sent tree. in reeled envelope", Ad
drew HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Rol P. Philadelphia.
FOREST LAKE WOOLEN MILLS.
The undersigned are now prepared to ex
change Cotton Warp and al'-wool Flannels,
Cassimmm, Tweeds, and Stocking Tatu for
Wool, on Esvoruble terms. Also,*lll manufac
ture cloth by the yard, or on shares, and are con
fident we can give satisfaction to all. Wool
Carding and Cloth Dressing as usual.
WRIGHT BROS. & SOUTHWELL.
Forest , Lake, June 1870.-3m*
rAONGRESS WATER,
1 k.. ) at TERRELL'S
PEBBLE SPECTACLES—oIeo corn,
mon Spectacles, a new supply, for sale by
Montrose. Nov. 10, 18G9. ADEL TURREL
PURE LIQUORS.
swims NATIVE GRAPE BRANDY, distilled
strictly and •a variety*, other Brandlos, including
Cherry , Cider Brandy, Cc. Nearly an the differ
seer Made of tn. Holland Gls. old nye and Bourbon
Whiskey. Alcohol. PtiroSplria, Bay Mon, inc., cons , • -
Iran hand and for sale try
ABEL TIIIIRELL.
Montrose. March 11th. Isaa,
H. T. RELNISOLD.
REMOVED
NEW STORE,
SPLENDID STOCK,
JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE.
SILVER WATCHES,
GOLD WATCHES,
Of an Style., and sold
NAPKIN FORKS, dC
For huffier prod of thl• I refer to
BI NN HA M7O S, NI
J. F. TOZER
A BEL TURRELL,
DRUGGIST, MONTROSE, PA.
continnally receiving
NEW 000D8
And keeps constantly on hand a toll and destrabl• as
sortment of genuine
DRUGS, MSDIcINEs, cELEMICAI,Si LIQUORS
Paint*, Oils. Dye-Stnffs Teas.pices, and other Gro
ceries, Stone Ware, Wa il and Window Paper, Glass
ware, Fruit Jars Mirrors. Lamps. Chimne ys, Meni
scus, Mariann? oil, Tanner,' Oil. Nentsfoot Oft, Re
tined Whale Oil, Sperm 011, Olive 011, Spirits Turpen
tine, V amiones, Cynary Seed. Vinegar. Potash. Commas.
tra led Lye. Axle Grease. Trusses, Supporters, Medical
itaitruments, Shoulder Braces, Whips, Gans, Pistols,
Cartridges, Powder Shot, Lead, Gun Caps, Blasting
Powder and Fuse. Violins. Strings, Bows, etc. Floes.
Fifes. etc., Fish Hooks and Linn. liar and Toilet Soaps,
liar 0111, Hair Restorers, and Hair Djes. Brushes,
Pocket Knives. Speetacler,Silver Plated BpoOns,Forlts.
Knives. be. De.itl et Articles, a general assortment of
FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY. and PERFUMERY
MI the leading uid best kinds of
PATENT MEDICINES,
In abort, nearly everi t thing to restore the Mck, to
please the Mate , to del t the eye ,to gratify the Dine',
and alto to conduce to e real and wthatantial comforts
of life. tiortmeratioo is impracticable a• it would all
a newspaper . Call at the Drug and Variety Store of
Montrone, Jan. 5, ttr:o.
FARM FOR SALE:
The onbecriber offen, (or oak his Fann. situate in
the met part of New 11Ilford towtuhip, containing
ONE UCNDRED AND SEVENTY-THREE ACRES
sere. Improved, well watered by sprlngs.and • small
creek. There are two holism, one new, and three barns,
one new, and other outbuildin and two good orchards.
The land not improved is heavily gs,
timbered.
Term. made easy. For farther tntormotlon call on or
address the submiber at New Milford. Buscra Co. Pa.
Nov. 19, M4M3.—tf JACOB WAYMAN.
STROUD it BROWN'S
Fire, Life, and Accident
GENERAL INSLTRA:CCE AGENCY,
nS.c.matroolei.
Home Insurance Co. of N. Y.. Capital and
Sarnia.,
Insurance Co. of North America, VW.,
Capital and Surplus, 2,000,000
Franklin Sire Insurance Co., Phil*, Pa.,
Capital and Surplus, 2,600,0p0
Lycoming county Mutual Insurance Co.of
Money. Penn a. Capital and Surplus,
Farmer's Mutual insurance Co. York, Pa.,
Capital and Surplus,
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Hartford, Coon., paring to per cent.
dividends to theasatired. The notes
given fur half the premium Is never to
be paid under any circumstances. he
policy will always be paid In full, and
thenotes given op. Capital. 11.000,000
American Life Insurance Co., Philadel
phia. Capital.
Travelere'lneurance Co. Hartford, Conn.,
Insuring against all kinds of accidents
Capital,
HartfOrd Fire Insurance Company, Hart
ford Conn Capital and gamins, F 1.000,000
Putnam Fire Insurance Co., Hartford, Ct.,
Capital, $700,000
Hartford Live Stoch Insurance Company.
Insnrarrce on all hinds et Live Stock.
aeninst theft and death from any
cause. Capital, $17,000,000
VersAlltinsiness entrusted to our mire will be attend.
ed to on fair terms, and all losses promptly adjusted.
IMPOffice firstdoor east front Rankin" Office of W.
H. Cooper dc Co., Trirnplkest. Montrose, Pa.
STROUD tt BROWN, Agents.
M. C, Servos, Esq., Friendaville, Solicitor.
Cita.. 11. herrn, Mantra... do
flu-Lians hynottn, Cumulta 1.. Itltcnrv.
Montrose, is p I. 1809.
DOWN TOWN NEWS
MINER AND COATS,
Main Street, D dour., below Boyd'• Corner, Montrore
FLOUI., GROCERIES, AND
I'l2OllSlO \'S.
We ere constantly rec Pelmet nd now have unhand,
fresh stock 01 Goods In our lit e. which we willaell
CiIEAP ! CHfAi ! CHEAP !
101 . C111b,or eiCILS go 01'00110M
GOOD TEAS,
COFFEE, SUGAR,
MOLASSES, SPICES,
PORK, FISH, LARD,
II A MS, DRIED FRUITS,
CLOVER cf. TIMOTHY SEED, dee
We have refitted and made additions to one Stock of
Palls and are now rrad• to forward Butter to the' be.
commission homer In New York. free of charge, sad
mrk•• I Ihrralnd•lneements nn consignments.
Coil and examineour stock before purchasing else
where. and enririner •nereelrer nrlne
GOOD QI t rALTTY & LOW PRICES
of onr Goods
C. O. MINER
Montrose. Aprll 16. 1869
II LT NT BROTHERS,
SCRANTON, PA
Wboiesale d Retell Dealers las
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
NAILS, SPIKES, SHOVELS,
BUILDER'S HARDWARE,
MINE RAIL ROAD K & T Rename - Re
& MINING; SUPPIJEs.
CARRIAGE SPRINCM. AXLES, SKEINS AND
BOXES, DOLTS. NUTS and WASHERS,
PLATED BANDS. MALLEABLE
IRONS, HUBS, SPOKES,
PELLOES. SEAT SPINDLES, BOWS,
_itt.
ANVILS, VICES, STOCKS and DIES , B I LLOWS
HAMMERS. SLEDGES. FILM &c.&c.
CIRCULAR AND MILL SAWS, BELTING. PACKING
TACKLE BLOCKS, PLASTER PAR/8
CEMENT, HAIR A GRINDSTONES.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS. LEATHER& FINDINGS
FAIRBANK'S SCALES.
Scranton. March ?A. 14123. 1,2
F URNITURE ESTABLISHMENT
OF WILLIAM 9 SMITH.
PLZAIM TEE'S NOTICE: The extensive Furniture
Establishment of Minato W. Rinith, having been
refitttal and amply improved. the proprietor respeet•
fully announces'. the citizen, of Montrose and vicini
ty, that he le constantly cutting and 'seeps on hand the
largest and beet assortment of
Farr .AT/T11:71=11.M
to be found anywher this side of New 'York City.
Desks, Divans, Towelrocks, Lounges, Footstools te.
Center Lard,Pter. Toilet, limning. Kitchen and
ortenrion tattles.
eIIAMS —Cane and Wood cat Rockers. Cane. Flag
and Woodocato of every variety and rtyle.
Sofasand Tete-a-tetes, tarnished on abort notice.--
Cane seat chain repeated.
P BING BEDS.
A large assortment—cheapest and best In the market
Cane Seat Chairs.
I am now enabled to supply my CU4tOUtelll AIM a near
substantial cane seat chair, of home manufacture, 'stitch
will be (mind greatly superior to than tbrmerly In
market, and yet ore sold at a less price.
CANZSEAT CHAIRS RE•SEATED
Cr Ready made comae on hand or (Drubbed at
abort notice. Hearse Marys In readiness If desired.
I employ none but curefel and experienced workmen,
I Intend to do my work well, and sell It as low as can
be agorded.
WILLIAM W. SMITH.
Montrose, Peb 18, 1808.
PROF. G. E. STEDGE,
Would notify the public of Auburn 4 Cornein and
vietnity, that he Is now prepared to tame an nerves en.
trusted to his care, no matter what= how bad theft ha
bits are if not broke. no charge made.
Also, lastruction given how to tame your OWT4 horses.
Auburn 4 Conters,Sept, 84, iera.—y
.„
...I.,NRVllPTlVEB.—Provldentlally hay daughter
was toyed to healthby Pimple means, 'UMW%
mediate, The particular" will be seal bee. Itstratot
E. Elonsodow. Stockton St. B,nnblyn. Long Inland. adn
ABEL TURBZU..
soxnuo,ooo
W. R. COATS