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TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR
Of the Susquehanna County Agricultural
Society, will be held in Montrose. on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
Sept 14, 13 and 16, 1870.
PREMIUM LIST.
DITI3ION
Beet Stallien,alre of beet yearling
colt mimed In the county...so. 321
heavy draught stallion 5. 3d 8. ad
Coy (lent
" wilds " 5, 3, ad
" brood mare and colt 5, 3,1 3,3 d
" Mogie gelding over 4 yearn
old raised In the County.... 5, 34 3,
" single mare over 4 years old
rafted in the County 5,3 d 3. •
" horse not raised in the Co.. 0. 2d 3, 34
" pat- matched horses or
mares not raised in the Co— 3 ,
'' 8. 3 year old colts 8. American Ag•st
" • " colt_ C o, 2d
C Gent., hi Am.
" "
lease Like, Ittietater,
Faison Stone. . Forest Lake, }Judge s. Daniel North, Franklin,
MITTISION IL —CLASS L —DURHAM,.
Best Durham bull Illears old and
upwards 44. 4d f.k 3d Am. AR'st
w
ritng .......... S. 2d Country Gent'n
4 years old and
upwards S. .3d $3, 3d Am. Agest
" bettera years old 42d country Gent.
`.
I year 01d....
DmiSam bra oaf..
betfer calf.
• MA!! ill.-13111D3 DOISRAIP.
Belt Stin -P. 24 Country Gent.
•• cow 4 yes old and upwards 8. 2d •• ..
" heifer 3 years old S, Id ,'
114, " I I it. 8,2 d ••
" 3 yearlings V 3. 2d
••
" 4 calm a, ad -
" boll calf Co. Gent. 51 Am. Ag.
" heifer calf ~.. , r _. . . " mmoll
Perrin Wells, Bridgewater,
Thomas Patton. Sliver Lake, t Judges.
I
B. W. Breed, Brooklyn,
CLASS lll.—Drio3lB.
Best bull II years old and upwards.s.s. 2d 113, 34 Am. Ag.
" yearling Mill 3. 2d Country Gent.
" cow 4 years old and upwards 8,24 3,8 d Am. AR
" 3 year old duffer 8. VI Country Gent.
3, %I ••
Co. Gent. 31 Am. Ag.
1
ball calf—
" heifer call
CLASS IT.--0111ADZ
Best bull $3. hl Country Gen.:
cow 4 years old and upwards 8. 24
heifer 8 years old. A 2d "
" 8.2 d "
yearli
" calves ngs 3.2 d
" buo calf Co. Gent, 24 Ant. Ag•
heifer calf
Christopher Byrne, Choc:mat,
Orrin Prichard. Springville, }Judges.
Robert Bamt. Bridgewater.
CLAM T.—OSS3 AND WSZLISS.
Best. Sir working oxen over 4
years old ss. 9d E 3, sa Am Ag.
kalLateers 3 years 01d...... 8, 24 Country Gent.
c
Sat
o
ke tat cattle 5, 24 IS
4,9 d "
CLASS vs.—ALOMMETS.
.$5.141
4. hi Country Gent.
3,84
211
Co. Gent. 2.4 Am. Ag.
Best bull
" c0w.....
" heifer 3 years old
.". 1 year old
" calf
" total calf
CLASS VIL
.14 as 3
. 4. 91 Conntry Gent.
. "
311 "
Co Geot. Am Ag.
'• halter 3 ♦ears old
•• I sear old
" calf
bull calf.
Wm. T. Austin, Bridgewater. )
George liarrlson. New Milford, i.. Judges.
James Sterling, Brooklyn,
CLAM , VIII.-lISIIDS
Best berdotabort hornet:me their ge n re $lO, 2d $.5
Devon,
Not less than 10 owned and exhibited by one man.
Best herd of tattle of any breed not less than 10 owned
and exhibited by one man $11).
James Hasson, Springville.
D.J. Babcock. Burford, 4tidges.
John Tewksbury, heburn, )
CLASS LL-lIIVELIPST•Kr,.
Best stallion, ss rest cow, El
. pale of homer, 5 " S year old heifer. S
•• single home, 5 .1. pear nld heifer, 3
. single mare, 5 " 1 year old heifer, .2
•' brood mare, 5 - hull mlf, 2
bell, _ ... 5 ' • heifer calf. S
" pair ororen, 5
All entering in this class will pay ill additional.
A. 11. Patiick. Montrose,
31. M. Mott. Bridgewater, 'Judges.
Amherst Carpenter, Harford,
Best dne . wooled buck E 3, 2d Country Gent.
" three due wooled roes 'I, VI •
•• " Co. Gent. 24 Am. Ag.
enartie wooled buck_ 60. Id Country Gent,
" three enema wooled ewes... 8,4 d "
lambs . Co. Gent. m. Ag.
middle wooled ...... Id Country Gent
- 8 " Lambs Co. Gent. 2d Am. Ag.
'' buck lamb of etch.......... . Am. Agriculturalia.
Urbane Silrnock.
S. D. Thomas, Blrtngvilla tind„..e...
Ebenezer Gage. Silver Lake.
Belt boar ... H. itd 153
breeding sow- 4. td S
- over!.. S 92 Country Gent.
" fat bog
cinen 111.—PoOrrar.
1 1, t trio of Turkeys Co. Gent. sa Am. Ag.
" "
" Lignt
Black " " "
" - Dorking,
" ilambesgs
Dale
lot of fogo l V owned In ex
hibited by one male $4. 51 $3
' trio of Ducks Cu. Gent. 24 Am. Ag.
Solo Hnnter,ltrtdgewater,
E.l DeWitt, New tlfnrd, Padget.
Thos. Jobnnon,Bridgewster,
torten°. ff.—NONS ITIODOCTIL—CLA.S.I I.—atria AND
CIPGERN.
Bea tub at &Ida oflenetrutter
2d $3
Sept. 4.
' /0 potmds bitter mode by gtrls under IP.. 2,2 d 1
" cheese males than 25 pounds 4,3 d 8
first bushel corn to theear .Co.GM;t.. 2d Am. Ag. ffi .ttX
' ;(13tri:b white w. wheat " " " 3d X
X bushel aprlng wh t7t ..- ad X
" X bushel rye... Am. Agriculturalist, '&1 x
"X babel 0at5........ 1:d X
Charles Read, Montrose, )
0.11- Bawler, New Milford, ).Judges.
Recta= Granger, Rush, )
eases sta--rarre INCILTASLZS, AC.
Rest assortment fall apples Co. Gent., td Am. Ag.
winter apples...
pears 64 ••
crane:es Amer'o Ags lenlinndist
" sod grostmt variety of veg. •
etableS . ...Co. Gent.. ed Am. Ag.
" a cabbage head 5........ ... Am. Agricurst, 3d $X
" lwhits.gnashes VI X
8 pumpkins
91 X
.. 8 beads emliflowers...
2d X
10 rutabagas ......... ....gm
'' 10 beets X
"li onions.._..)o'
" 10 tomatoes X
amshel p0tat0e5..... ....
assortment of grapes grown
In the county Co. Gent.. 2d Am. Ag.
" cider vinegar not less than
one gallon Am. Agricola(, .ed
•• 10 pounds maple sugar Co. Gent., Id Am. Az.
10 pounds honey
James R. Carman, Montrose,
John Wilson, Middletown, pudgy'.
John Foster, Fricmdsville,
orruson V.=-11ANCTACSLTSJC69.—CLA.111 I. CAJUNS.?
WORE AND CAIIE/AGW.
B..rd doable carriage 1 5 ,
• single carriage 2. 2d 3
Camber wagon 8. 4d Am. Agrieurst
" democrat wagon 8,2 d Country Gent.
double sleigh 8, bd Am. Agrisurst
• single sleigh
~tithis al
...Country Gentleman
bureau... . .... .....
chamber sett
close U.—Plllll LIPSLICC??? AND NLACILAWTELING.
Gest
eradiates
"
coon shelter.. ....
'' straw critter
" et/CM churn TS POS
horse .rake
washing machine
butter log
CLAW 111.—SZASZIA. AC,
lied pity tate boots Country Gentleman
" pate coarse boots Am. Agultrattuslist
.. sides shyness leather Country Gentleman
" 3 sides upper leather.. :..Co. Gent., 3d AUL Ag.
" 3 sides sole leather 4/1
sett double barnoni $3, "ad Am. Agrytdlet
• sett single harne".— " • • 3, "
4. ; Rogan, Montrose,
C. 8. Foster, Montrose, tJudges.
R. C. Foram. Montrose.
DMSUM Vl.—Clifil L—madame ILLIILITACTIIIan.
nest 10 yards dannel $O. 2d $1
10 yards Woolen carpet S/, 211 1
-
•• 10 yards Mg carpet . 2. ltd 1
- pair woolen socks 1, 24 g
" pair woolen mittens I. 24 Id '
" exhibition woolen articles.. 1.24 X
" 10 yards linen cloth 0, 241 I
10 yards eassimere 2,2 d 1 ;
piece toweling I, 2d X
" hearth mg 1,2 d X
Mrs. C. Stark. Bridgewater, .. r
Mrs. Ralph Birchard. Jessup, , Judges.
Mrs. rhos. Johnson, Bridgewater,
CLAPS IL—FINE MITS. 011N•1162iTAL HEZDLI WORW, AC.
Best denial word n: • $2.24 di
-• Ambrotspes 2, 24 1
•• patchwork grad: 2, 2dl
•• quilt of any kind ........... .... .... '... ..-, r, I
,• bed spread l
•• tidy chair corer.
- One embroidery :'• • • If
" chair cushion . X
" knit shawl
" collection dowers • 1.24 If
" boonet
- executed engravings........ ......... :.. I, 51 1
" lamp mat ... : 1, ed X
.6 specimen of wonted work • I, 241 )(
" ornamental needle work , • 1, MI X
penmanship 1,2 d X
Mn Charles Lathrop, Montrose,:
Mrs. 0. M. Hawley, N.w Millsnt "Judges.
Mrs. Wm.. 11. Jessnp, Montrose,
°IRISES} TEL —CLASS M. —I7R}REERSILATIR ARTICLES
L. P. Fitch, Montrose,
J. R. McCollum, Montrose,
Mrs. Wm. Cooper, Montrose, '"'" 6 "'•
Mrs. D. R. `ottsrop, Montrose.
Pto nto MAtco.
The Plowing Match wrl ttp held at Montrose, on
Wennettd.y the fintt day of the Fair; at 2 o'clock, T. a.
on the lands of C. M. Orandall.
First premium, $lO, second; {H. thins, fra,
F H Hollister' Bridgewater,
Horace Da meter, Bridgewater, 14ndges.
rt
Ahur Soothworth, Liberty.
SUPERINTENDENTS..
General Superintendent—M. L. Catlin.
Cattle—C. A. and F. S. Frink.
Sheep and Swine—lsaac Harris.
Mechanics' and Dairy Hall—S. Langdon.
Fruit Hall—George Lathrop.
Vegetable Hall—Horace A. Deans.
Ladiesqlail—G. V. Bentley, Mrs. Susan Case,
Mrs. Geo. A. Jaqsup, Mrs. H. F. Pencil,
Any person drawing more than :one of the
Country Gentleman or American A,griculturiat as
a premium, may receive money instead of the
additional copies of the periodicaL
7b the Members and .Prienela of the Susquehanna
County Agricultural Society:
Industry is the cardinal duty of man; it is a
primary element in the economy of his exis
tence ; it lies at the foundation of the social
structure ; its necessity is stamped by the im
press of the Creator's hand upon every moral
and material lineament of his being.
Co. Gent., 5d Am. Ag
In arranging the preruiurd list we have en
deavored to get as near the wants and wishes of
every one interested in the welfare of the So
ciety as our means would admit. We aim to
make the Fair of 1870 at least as interesting and
valuable to all as its predecessors have been.
There are now twenty-five covered stalls,
mostly new, with mangers. A well is now be•
ing dug on the gmnnd, and stock will be well
cared for during the Fair.
We earnestly invite every family In Suiure
bonne county to come out to the annual lair,
September 14th, 15th, and 16th, as that is the
best place and time to see and welcome our
friends. We say, come one, come all.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
1. The Committee and Secretary have an of
fice on the Fair Grounds, where the Judges are
requested to meet at 2 o'clock on the second
day, when their names will be called and va
cancies filled; and they will be furnished with
the Books of Entry, when they will proceed to
decide upon the merits of du articles and ani
mals entered for premiums, and report in writ
ing 12 o'clock Friday, third day.
2. It Is important that all persons appointed
on Awarding Committees should be present at
that hour. The Judges can resort for instruc
tions and to make out reports to the office.
3. Any animal entered for exhibition in one
class cannot compete in any other class, except
as one of a herd or for sweepstakes. The award
ing committees will be furnished with cards,
designating first and second premiums, which
they will of .x to the animal or article accord
ing to their award.
4 The judges shall in all cases withhold
premiums when the animal ot, article is not
worthy, though there be no competition.
5. Exhibitors wishing to compete for pre
miums most have their animals or articles en
tered on the Secretary's Book the second day of
the Fair, and a card, which will be received
from the Secretary, II C Tyler, must he placed
on the animal or article to be exhibited. They
must be all on the ground for exhibition by 11
o'clock, n. m., of the second day, or they cannot
receive a premium. No animal or article can
he removed before the close of the exhibition,
except by permission of one of the Executive
Committee.
B. It is very desirable that all whieles enter
ing the enelo,ed ground should be kept in mo
tion.
7. Superintendents of the different depart
ments will hare all animals and articles .ys
tematically arranged. The officers of the so
cieq. and superintendents will be known by
their official badges.
B. No premium will be awarded to any per
son exhibiting articles or animals not entered in
the name of tie bona fide owner of the same.
O. Premiums not called for within six months
will be considered donated to the Society.
A sufficient police force will be in attendance.
day and night, to protect the property of exhibi
tors.
Arrangements are made for keeping stock
over night in covered stalls.
'There will be a committee at the entrance of
I the Fair Grounds to direct all persons driving
in stock over night.
Stock can be entered '2O days previous to the
Fair by calling on H. C. Tyler, Sec'y.
No provision will be made for stalling stock
over two years old.
Those driving in stock can be accommodated
with pasture as follows: Those coming from
the north and New Milford, at N.. 8. Searle's :
from Brooklyn, at William Jessup's; from
Springville, the Wvalusing, the Wmt, and Owe
go Turnpike, at J. 8. Tarbell's firm, formerly
Perkins'.
All the Judges and Superintendents that are
here in time will lacive a ticket for a free din-
DAILY ORDER OF ARRANGEMENTS.
The gates will be open from 7 o'clock a. in.
until 6 p. in. each day. •
Wednesday, September 14th. first day, fore
noon, will be devoted to arranging the grounds
and buildings. Two o'clock p. in. the Plowing
Match-
Thursday, September 16th, second day, en-
tering orsiock and all articles till 11 o'clock a.
m. At 1 o'clock p. m. Horse Exhibition. At
2 o'clock the Judges will take the books of en
tries. At 4 b'clock, promiscuotts driving on the
track.
Friday. September.l6th, third day, from 9 to
10 a. m. sale and exchange of stoat and articles.
At 10 o'clock a. m. a grand cavalcade of horses
in lusntees, enteral for premiums, will take place
on the track. At 1014 o'clock, at the call of the
Superintendent, class first will aik6m-ble in front
of the audgc. stand fur exhibitloti and filial in
spection. At 11 o'clock single and matched
horses. At 1114' o'clock, colts. At 1214: sweep
stakes exhibition on the track. At 2 o'clock p.
m. the address. At 4 o'clock, announcement of
the award of premiums. To conclude with an
exhibition of general driving on the track.
ADMISSION.
Membership tickets (not transferable) will be
sold for a dollar, which will entitle such mem
ber to admission during the Fair, and 411 SO to
two single tickets for Ins family or others, and
such single tickets will be gooa (Or one admis
sion only.
Single tickets 25 cents for one admission only.
Children under 10 and over 6 years of age. IS
cents. Clergymen and their families admitted
free of charge.
AU double teams and carriages driving in
except those taking in articles for exhibition,
will pay 25 cents each.
Any person, on purchasing a membership
ticket, will have his name registered in the
Treasurer's, book, and also on his ticket, and
become a member for one year.
The Montrose Comet Bond will be in attend
ance.
Country Gentleman
Cm. Ardenlturnlist
.Country Gentleman
:11. C. TTLlSR;liecretAry.
Montrose.. All. 31, 1870.
•
IatTRE WINES,
We !um:kluge received an wearisome of Lake and
Monne Winerwtd Wines, from Messrs. 'Wilma, Morrow ft
Cbanbefft New York, which forrinhnissand flavor they
alaYwretotauzuwed-and that purchaseni can rety upon
their Mg free from adalseratiopeolkor MM.
The nude mark of the firm appears open Way bottle,
both on label and awl-
MOntroee , Feb. 8,1860.—y
11. 11. SKINNER,
A. BALDWIN, . Ex. Com.
OTQN;11.
WM. EL JE,SSVP, Preeddent.
Bricisa mrcnoLs
FLOUR ! FLOUR !
From this day forward, we shall sen Flour at
retail at
WHOLESALE PRICES
We hang out no fhtse colors, but mean just
what we say.
While making Flour a specialty, our stock of
FEED, MEAL, SALT, LINE CEMENT,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, dxt.
Will be kept tell and sold at very small profits.
H. GARRATT & SON.
New Milford, March 2,1870.-1 y
E P.- STA M I',
GROCERIES & PINIONS
Flour,Salt, Butter, Pork, Lars', Rain, Salt Fish, Tallow,
Canals!, Crackers. Cheese, Conn, Spfret, Choice
Sugars, Bice, Dried and Canoed
Fruit. Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff,
and all other articles usually kept in a drat class Grocery
and PA/Vision Store.
We will mark our Goods as low as we can afford, and
sell format', or exchange for produce,
PATRONAGE SOLICITED
Montrose, Feb. 2, 1810.—If
THE PLACE TO TRADE
And where you will find
THE BEST VARIETY OF GOODS. AT THE MOST
LIBERAL PRICNB, lo at
Guuenbeiy, Rosenbaum 4 'Co 's
JUST RECEIVED
Large and handsome selection of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
For men. boys' and youths' rear. Finc reicetion of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERE!3, COATINGS, do
For Custom Work. We take mmisures and make np gar
ment. to order. after the nearest and moot tasty style,.
Large variety of PIECE GOODS to sell by the yard. A
tine variety of Gents' FURNISHING GOODS, Neckties.
Bows, Paper and Linen Collars, Shirts, Thanks, Satch
els. Umbrellas, etc, Large selection of newest styles of
HATS AND CAPS,
of %MIMI. materiel. In our Dry Goode Department you
NEW DRESS (mops
Silks'. Poplin.. Mohair's. Alpacas' (black and all the lead.
ing colon , and .hade., Piques. Pennice. printed Organ
dim' and MCIOBOV, French Gingham.. etc.
wurrE GooDs
Table Linen. Toads, Napkbap. Sabm Itorllns. Jerenets
PARASOLS. Sunshades. Skirts. Corsets, KIM and
Lisle Thread Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Collars and
CutO, eta.
MANFUL fiNVES, of 'various material end In differ
not styles DBMS TittlllllNGSand Dutton. Mameties
Trimming. Polling. Fringe*, en.
DOWILwrIC GOODS. llnslins, Calicos, Ticks, Denims
MILLINERY GOODS.
We bare a large selection in trimmed and untrimmed
Rata. Rundowns, Flowers. Ribbons, Satins, Illusions,
Laces, Blonds, Frames, black and colored Crepes, de.
The prices cm all our Goode are marked away DOWN
and will defy all competition. Onr goods are bought In
large quantitiee. and selected with great care, and we
Male, ourselves that we nn give satisfaction to all.
Lonbose, May 11 1810
NEW FIRM,
NEW GOODS
The sobecribera are now reeelring from New Tork a
nes; no s fresh stockof
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
erbleA sill be mold et aln hem* for cash. Amang the
aumenme wallas may be tottad
Flour, HO MA, Dried Bccf, Smoked Halibut, Cad-
jW&, ]Mackerel, dx
Tam, Coffee., Sugar., Rice. Mace. Woreterahlro Rance
Car.nod Peaches., Pears. Pine Apples, Sweet Corn, Toma
toes, Quinces, and Plum.. Cocoa, Paitrus,
Extxact. Lemon, etc. etc.
All kinds of SPICES, Citron, Orange Peel, ete.
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE
A No 1 Cbamtng and Smoking Tobacco, etr.
All of which can be wArrantod as !Us* clam soode.Awd
may.
In 'Milton td the Onxery trade, we have 'purchased
Cleo. C. Bills News Odice. where you can dud a good
selection of Stetionery, Hoots, Dilly, Weekly and
Monthly Papers. Magazines. Books end papers not on
hold will be ordered and fumiahed on short notice with
out extra els Special care given to orders. No trou
ble to show drop In and see for yourselves.
glErtioads delivered without extra charge.
H. J. Werra.
C. M. Gene,
Montrose, May 18, mo.
WOO A YEAR AND =MIMS
g i mt u t t o . to ea tho catch/tat VplOg et t i mr .
ta ci a nti t .
on both aides. The =Machine without Money. For furth
er salaams, address 23 N. 9th et., PUtra, Pa. ("lam*"
gnu 4dvertiotmcnto.
LIFE IN UTAH
MYSTERIES OF MORMONISM
By J. U. LIEADt.E, editor of the Halt Lake Reporter.
Eking an &pato of their Secret Ritea exrernonies.
and Grimert.
With a full and mitheutic hi.tom of POLTOAMY and
the Mormon Sect, from its orli.du to Inc present time.
Agents an meeting with unprecedented nieces ; one
eeDerte 11 Nub.criber. in too dare, and 03 the first day.
Seed for circular.. Arldrero NATIONAL }Toupin-
MG CO., Philadelphia. Pa. Wig. 3 4
Wells' Carbolic Tablets.
The Greet Ifebllng Balsamic Remedy lbr CoaOs,
Colds, non: Throat, Asthma. de, An. For Wormy Child.
renlek . ere invaluable : For Kidney DiMenlty a Sped.
fin TRY THEit./E1 Price, tent! per Bo.x
_
saa. y mall upon recel - of prim. by JOBIUQ,ABL
LOGO, 99 Cliff St.., Now York. Bola Agent for the United
States. Aug. 11 -4
AGENTS EARN $2OO A MONTH
Selling John S. C. Abbott's Insigna! work, the
Lives of all the Presidents.
Ores 8O pages, nearly fifty steel and mood engravings.
sdis at sight. More sgenil, wanted. Send for descrip
tion. nod Teems, Franklin Publishing CO, l l Market
Philadelphia Pa. (Aug 3--1
THE GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
DR. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS
MORE TIIAN 500.000 PERSONS g e Et. r v i
Rom teC i T: ra ny tiv t: Ing r r o t . Vunder- 35 0 ' p
it° "in
E WHAT ARE THEY a •
g=a°
IL P. STAMP
Pi 7 . 'E . .. ;
a THEY ARk. Nor A NILE
w•ei 2.
A FANCY DRINK,
F
Made of Poor Rum, Whirl:. y. Proof Splrito, and Return
I.itinoro, doctored. 'TINA and •weetencd to pteeee the
tame. called •• • •A ppm 1,...rn."
that lead the tippler 011 to macs. and ruin, but
arc a true medico.% made tram the native Roots and
Herbs of California. free foam all Alcoholic rtimulant,
They are the Great Riood Purifier and Life GI ring Prin
ciple, a perfect Renovator and l. , ligorator of the Sys
tem, carrying off all poisonoua matter, and restoring
the blood toe healthy condition. No person can take
there Sitters accordirg to direction., and remain long
unwell.
8100 wilt be elven for an incurable carte. provided the
bones are not destroyed by mineral polo°ns or other
means. and the vital Lugano wasted beyond the point of
repair.
For Inflammatra7 and Chronic 'Rheumatism. and
Intermittent Fevers. Disease. of the Blood. LaTPT,
Kidneys. and Bladder, there linters' have been most
ruccessfel. Stich Diseases are caused by Virated Blood,
which in generally produced by derangement of the
Digestive Orson..
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever yon find Its im
purities bursting throngh the chin in Pimples. Eruptions
or Sores; clean,: It when you find It °bonneted and
sluggish In the Yell": Ciellloc It when It lo foul, and
poor feelings Will tell you when. Keep the blood pore
and the health of the system will follow.
Pin, Tnim, and nth. r Worm., Ifirking - in the syetem
of no many thou.:ludo, an effectually deetroyed and re
mated.
In Moos. Remi Lien Lund Intermittent Fevers, these
Bitter* have no equal. Far Dili directions read careful
ly the el renlar artiand enelthottle. printed In four lan
guages—Englieh German, French and Spanish.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. 33 Commerce St.. N. Y.
Ir. 11. McDONALD & CO..
Druggists. and general Agents, San Francisco and Sac
ramento, California, and 32 R 34 Commerce St., N. IL
fIIirSOLD BY ALL IntaiulSTS & DEALERS.
Aug 13-4
„,PV '9 "x) 5e A
54 P V •
A . - 4;• ,
14 4 4, 44 ' )d
--otipW NV.
Mild, Certain, Safe and Efficient
It la far the 1,--1 'lllv.rt le e•tnedy ym rtt veresi.
and at once rel,rves nod n ozorme vital Cone
tinny. a ithnut ran-me torary to any of them. Th..
meet eomplete ru• re-s boa tom: it• n•e In
musty lor Julio, unit to Il.Pf offered IO the general pull
lie with the coos Irtlon tit. It ran never 1:1 IRCENIM
plirh all that to claimed for it. It nrodnces little or no
vnln .leaven the organ free from irritation. and never
over taxi. or .niter, the nem - lona sptem. In all dia.
VIL*C9 of the akin, blood, atemach bowel...liver, kidneys
—of children, and in many dtfllcnitie. kmaliar to wo
men. It brings plomio relict and certain rare. The
beet physicians recommend nap preetribe it, and no
person who once area ibis will voluntarily return to
the are of any other mihartic
Sent by mail on receipt of price and pottage.
I BOX, OAS Portage. 8 cents.
5 BOXES. 1,00 18
It le .old by till dealers in druys anti medicines, and by
TUILVER t Stile Propiietoril.
ang.Bl-Bmeow 120 Tr meat St. Boston. Naas.
Insist hi
!NM Years angg Willi Indianstf.', Plains.
TILE LIFE OF GE°. I" BELDEN, who from a love of
wild adventure and a thirst for • knowledge of the In
diana,. their Cuatoma, Sports. Traditiona, Wars. Great
Buffalo Hunts. dc. dc., left a home of plenty In Ohio.
Joined the Indiana. adopted their mode of life, married
the beautiful Wentitells, laecame a great Warrior. Hunter
and Chief of 1W Lodges. was appointed Lieutenant in
the U. 8. Regular Antsy, for meritorious services with
his braves agel.t hostile Indiana. Aialok of the moat
thrilling interest, a reality well authenticated. Truth
"trouper than fiction superbly Illustrated, 11l engrav
ing* with portrait of the anti:tor in full frontier costume.
Prim low. Should outsell any book estanc. Send at
mite for Mammies:l circular, table of Cootenta. sample pa
ges and terms. A. U. PUBBAHD,
anig,3l-4 Publisher, 400 Chestnut EL, Phil's.
N. S. DESSAUFaL
THE MAGIC COMBlrill change any cot.
°red hair or beard to
a permanent black or
brown. It captains
no polaon. Any one= use It. One gent by mall for $l.
Address MAGIC COMB CC., Hpringtleld,
31—an
And 'rile rtall:3-vir.
GREAT IMERIChIi TEA CO.
Nos. 31, 33, 85 tr. 37 Veseg Street.
ABEL TUBRELL, Montrose, Pa.,
To sell their Tess and Coffee. at do r same prices that
\ihe Compansell them In New York, A foil supply of
e freshest New Croy Teaatrlll be kept for sale at all
imea. ; •
All goods WArtaated to give utlafaflion or the money
refunded.
Only one pzolt shared from thillilPdocer to the °en
enistes.:; Prom are to eight Fats sartni hy: purchasing
frastithui Company.
T.tfiDENTI TR& OLD .13 -itSTKA
ot4lolot uslocas.the atriums of Toistutd tops. eight
ru f : t• mteteet the firodneer sod himself, to corer Is
y Intermediate stiles.
. _
UNDER TUE NEW BYSTEM '
the Great American Tea Co. dlrtrlbme Teas to the eon
'timers, thfongh their egente,all "over the country. eub•
Jemlng them to brit one profit, and that a very moderate
one. as a small percentage on the Irnmense Galen .111
amply satisfy the Company for they. sell 'thormanda of
chests of Tea in the same orient tlmettom it took to sell
one cheat ander the old spurn. • . ( Jane .*—"`"
A GEN. Tf3 WANTED-410 p.er day) by
the Ahfirttl
DK
CAN AN
RACNINE CO , BOSTON, NAM
or ST. LOUIS, Mo. (lune 0-.-am
WEBB k °ERE
WA ACIE'NTS—To the , OCTAGON SE*.
11 ING MACHINE. It Is licensed. makes the " Elas
tic Lock Strir.k" and Is warranted fordyears. Price $l5.
MI other machines with an under-feed ror
less are Infringements. Address OCTAGON SE NO
//AMINE CO., St. Louis, Mo., Chicagn, _Pittsburgh,
Pa., or Boston, Mass. Hone 43--3¢ i
ti A A DAY—Thodneu ent s lretyrtel• and honorable.
.I.WlAberal inducernentr, Decoriptive drenlare free.
dram J. C. RAND 4fc, Co.. Viddeford. Mt 3. Du 29-3131
DACCHEY & CO.
BELDEN : The White Chicf
THE OLD WAY
[ESTABLISTIED 1561.1
1J .1111217 1rC1.1411.33.,
HAVE APPOINTED
TO PHYSICIANS.
Ns. Tons, August Irak 1515.
Allow me to c Ul roar Woollen to my Preparation of
COMPOUND EXTRACT of BUCHU
The component puts ate Bache, Long Leaf, enbeto
Juniper Burins.
Mona or Poranagtox,—Bnchn. ht sum* Juniper
Berrieis i chstillation. to term a atte gin. Cabala; ex
tracted displacement with spirits obtained from
Juniper les ; very little sugar is toed, and • email
proportion of spirit. It Is more palatable than any
now to use.
Duchu, as prepared by Druggists. Is of • dark color.
It Is • plant that emits Ito fragrance • the action of a
dome destroys this (lt• active principle), leaving a
dark and glutinous decocti..n. Mine Is the color of in
gredients. The Ductal In my preparation predomin•
ate.; the smallest quantity of the other ingredients
are added, to prevent fermentation ; upon inspection.
It will be found not to be a Tincture, as made in rhos
meows. nor Is it a Syrup—and therefer° can be used
In cases when fever or laflautuuttlon. exist. In this
you have the knowlaige of the ingredients and the
mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor us with a trial. and that
upon twape.eDon tt will meet with your approbation.
With a feeling of confidence.
I am, very respectfully,
IC T. lIIKLYBOLD.
Chemist and Druggist of 16 years experience.
[From the largest Ilsoslictortog Chemists m tam
World.)
Nasuantus e PM&
" I am acquainted with Mr. fl. T. Belmbold ; he oc
cupied the Drug Store opposite my teddonce. and gnu
eueeessful In conduction the business where others had
not been equally m baton bin. I bare berm Wroth.
bly Impressed with his character and enterprise."
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN.
Firm or Powers & Withrbtutati. Manufacturieg
Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets. Philadel-
lIELMBOLDI FLUID UTUACT litrullill
for weak - nests arising from Inatscretkm The exhaust
ed powers of Mann .nick mai acettaapatded If so Ma
ny alarming symptoms, among which...ill be found In
dispoeitioa to Siertlon. Lam, olllffalitor7lW"duk".•
Helium' of Dirfase. or Ferebodluge offtrif—ht Oct,
Universal Lassitude, PrOla MIAMI, and inability to eh
ter into the enjoyments ofsociety.
The Conettintion, onsc affected with Otcsole Waal:-
nest , requires the aid of Medicine to strengthen and in
vigorate the, which
ILIELMOOLD'S ;EXTRACT BlAltir•'
Invariably deer. If no treatment ts sitlnnltted to, Cow
rnmption or tarsolty ensues.
inantozes hem szemacir or Bram in effectlene
peculiar to Females. le meett try oar other Trorps
natal), se In Chimer's. or Retention. Plitshainese or
ton of sodomite ersenstlons. Ulcerated or
Itt=tote of the Monts. sod 'NI ernoplalsts Inci
dent to therm or the decline or duo:goof life.
Ifelmtiold's Eztrad Buchu and Improved
Rose - Wash
will radically es terminate from the system ill seams ari
sing from habits of dissipation. at Iltt,e expense, little
or no change to diet. no itumnvenlenre or exposnrc :
completely superseding those unpleseant and danger , .
01111 remedies, Copulae sod Mercury, In all these diem/s
-ea.
Hee Ileimbold's Fluid Extract of Itschn In all Maass
ee or these organs. whether existing In male orfemale,
from whatever came originating. and tm matter of bow
longstanding. It iaphomant in taste end ado', • • im
mediate in Ind ion, and more strengthening then coy
praparations of Beth or Iron.
Violet entteringtrom broken down or delicate coned
lotions, pm:ore the remedy at once.
The reader meet be mre that. honorer ellett m3y
be the attack of the above dfseaves, It Is oesuun to al.
feet the bodily health and mantel power..
EE153!5
All the above dist4 . aei Ira:vibe the ald of Diskr,tle,
HELMBOLD'S EXTIACT ECRU
Is the Onset Ellett Dieret!e,
SOLD BY DRITOGIBT6 EVERYWHERE.
Pelee, $1.21 perßeStl4-111 Bottles $8.50.
DellYerepl to evy addreas. IN:scribe sympiams fa all
ecunmautcatlass.
Address B. T. 81611.1111110LD D? sad Chemical
Warcboase, 181 Broadway. N.. Y.
OFlCeie ari ealleis &limey steel sartay.
ed wrapperorith ticoisbthe of isy Cbtablid Warthosiso
and signed . ,
Juan 1, 1970.-17,
tirughatuton 4dutrtionntato,
asc)wotaa.
REMOVED
NEW STORE,
NO. 82• WASHINGTON STREET,
That Docr Notts of tka pit, National Bank
SPLENDID
Brilliant Display!
DIAMONDS ;
BEST CLOCKS IN TIM MARKET,
SILVER WATCHES,
TELMER, SWISS AND AMERICAN
GOLD WATCHES,
CHEAPER THAN ELSEWHERE.
I hove also the beet and moot complete stock of
SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WADE.
From the boll and most poptdar maker.. whose
goods bare risen perfect satisfaction to my patrons
for the past fire years- .
The Mock gill be [nand. the hest ever opened in
Binghamton, or dal all times alll be kept frill and
ectroplete annotating of
lIMEM3S3
SOLID SILVER TABLE WARE,
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS
together with all the varieties or Plated Ware,such ns
Tea Setts, Cake Baskets, Napkin Rings, Castors,
Knives, Forks, Spoons,
of Slagle, Doable, Treble and Quadruple Plate
3P-afA.Z7C,Iir CiC:O4:O3:, AS
Was sever more catatitetih. and I am making constant
daily iddlttook at UtAe ilaw Nor - ' • 1 • :1
aides of the &soon.
ALL MY COOPS AS REPRESENTED
For bather proof of this I refer to
W 11071.11H155. , . LEWIS. RBYMOUR.
R SURHAHI i • • • ~,..) 11.•WHt.V.
MUSSON: W. LAURANOR.
B. 111BRSERRAU, RILEY BUSH.
DURIMU,RY. WARD HERSHREAU
MASS OALLan4 SIA3II29trOUS GOODS, ST
82 Washington St.
BING,ILLTION, I'.
J. F. TOZER,
Nov. 3, ‘130,-:tr -
INMIIII
HOWARD SANITARY AID .ASSOC:I
- •• , —•, AT lON, , •
. „
For theamoripti cute fettle Erring and UntOrtnnaley:di
Principle' , Of Chrtetlen Philanthropy. ' ?
Casiyetre the Errors or 'wadi end do Follies ot Age.
In relation, co Merziaxo and , Social Evil*. with sanitary
aid for die afflicted. Bent free, In fenied envelonex. Ad
dress HOWARD ABBOcIATIO3, Box P. Philedelphia.
FOREST LitEE WOOLEN MILLS. ' '
The undersigned areatow. prepared Ao,ei-
CCittati Warp, and. al!-wool FlanneS,
Tweeds,, and Stocking YaTn far
WOO, on favntable tams . Also', nianufitc
lure cloth by theiyord,•or on shares, and are con
fident we otui,:give . satisfaction: to all. Wool
Carding and Cloth Dressing as usual.
WRIGHT. BROS. & SOUTH:Nat!
" Tirios"Makii,ltitio 1, 1870.-•=4the'
• , . •
CONGRESB. WATER,
TURTiEI,VS.
. .
PEBBLE SPECTACLES—aIso emu -
%new appplp i ratay u b i l itt i .:
- 7 1 10 1 00.
PUKE LIQUORS. . 1
.*lsl:l4l),,N4Tredv,oftn7 Di...2.m.ttietilled
Anit a
litfie"
I=l . 4l: l fll i dg HZ% o ther
? I tY n l d y le a s litr :11*
,PArat,*Airtiligigke iiitit:gth°4"l
ly on hand and for sale by t!ir
• L . - ~ .
ABEL TURZELL.
Montrose, March Sin, 1860 v
lEEE
JEWELRY,
SILVER W ARE.
Of all Styles, and mold
NAPKIN RINGS, FORKS, Sc
NY' SPLENDID STOCK OP
ABEL TUIULELL,
.`DRUG' GUST ifONTROSE, PA.,
Teßilieftitialtfitaqtin
NEW GOODS
And keeps constantly on band a fun and desirable u
sortnrent of genuine
DRUGS, MEDICLNES, CREMICALS, LIQUORS,
Points, Opp, Dye-Stuffs. Tees, Spices. and other Gro
ceries, Steen Ware, Wail end Window Paper, Glass
ware, Fruit Jair, MirrOrs; Lamp!, Chimneys, Hero
vene, Oil, Tonners' OD, Nentefoot Re
teed Whnio Oil, Sperm OIL Olive Oil, Spirits Turpea-
Oen, Vaniivnes,(lnary Seed, Vipegnr.Potarh. Conkers
trilled Lye. Aalr tvrease, Trusses. Supporters, Medical
Inorumente, Shoulder 8.C.., Whir. Ono* , Pistol,,
Cartridges,- Powder, -Shot, Lead. bull . CAPS. BliolOng
Powder and Pule. Vfull us. :gringo, Boles. eta, Flutes,
Fires. etc.,, , Flen.Hooke and Lice.. Dar and Toilet Soaps,
Hair Wits, Hair 'Restorers, and Hair Dyes. Brushes,
Pocket Knives, spminclep.Bllver Mica BymnalYarkgi
Kaye'. DeAtlet Articles, general assortment Of
FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, and PERFUMERY.
All the leading and beat kinds of
PATENT MEDICINES.
To short,. otikriy every Dung to rertore the *let, to
pleardllte pond, tp delight the eye, to gratify the faneyi
and alto to conduce to the real and substantial comforts
of life. Enumeration id Impracticable, as it would Ell
a nearatutper. Call at the Drug and Variety Store of
ABEL TERRELL.
Montrone, dan.s,
FARM FOR SALE!
The subscriber offers for sale his Farm situate In
the east part otitis , Milford township , containing
ONE ITCNDRED AND DEVENTY-TIIREE ACRES
=acme Imprpred. well watered by 'primp, sad • small
creek. There are two honseo. one new. and three barns,
one pew Awl other ontholldloge, and two good mallards.
The laza . not Improved le bearlly. timbered.
Term* made easy. ' Fhr farther Informotion call on or
addresr the enheriher at New Milford, duag'a Co. Pa.
JACOB WA YMAN.
Nov. 10. 0060.-11
I O:PROUD it BROWN'S
1-- -- fire; - Ltfiq • and Accident
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
wrolovita-crasco, 3P0..
CAPITAL HEPICESIiNTEID, over
Rome Insurane . e Co. of N. Y., Capital and
Sundae • i 114,000,01.0
Insurance Co. of North America. Phil's,
Capital and Surplus.
Franklin Fire Insurance Co., Phila, Pa.,
Capital and Surplus,
"LieumlngCcmnty Mutual Insurance Co.of
Money. Peun'a. Capital anti Surplus.
Farmer's Mutual insurance Co. York, Pa.,
Capital and Surplus,
Connecticat Mhtual Life insurance Co. of
Hartford. Conn . pn yinp RI per cent..
dividend* to :ht..t**urvd The notes
given for half the pr*lninm is never to
he paid under any cirenroptances. he
policy t. ill .1 !tva paid to full, and
thenotes given rip. Capital, 17,000,000
American bile Insurance Co., Philadel•
phia, Capital,
Travelers'lntoranee Co Hartford, Conn.,
Insuring against all kinds of accidents
Capital,
nactrorePire Instmanec Company, flari
ford. Conn . Capital and Surplus,
Putnam FfreLnaurance Co., Ilartfurd, Ct.,
Ca pilot. I{7oo, 000
ilartford Lire Stock Insn ranee Cnmpanv.
Insurance nit all kind* of Live Stoci,
against theft and death l rum any
'catise„ Capital, $17,000.000
re-An hasiness ontrnsted to our care will he attend
ed to on lair terms. and all losses promptly adjusted.
Fir-office first door rn•l from Banking Office of W
Cooper .t Co.. Tnrnp ike st. Montrose, Ps.
STROUD FIL BROWN, Agents.
Nt . C. sccrros. reel , Frlendsrille, Solicitor.
Cuss H. Surto. filontrose, do
Tift.LING , STROCD, Cns.ra.rta L. Damns
Montrose, Sp 1. inn%
DOWN TOWNNEWS
MINER .4 ND COATS,
sloiln Street, 5 Swirls below Boyd'. Corner. MoutroSs
FLOUR, GROCERIES, AND
—77,717511r0_v5.
Ll'eare conolonlly rec iving vd now have outland,
afresh .toot of lloodo in oar 111 v. which we vanilla/1
P ! CHFAI ! CHEAP !
:07h o r6:.g. or p rod oc e.
Goof/
• CO FFEE, S UGA R,-
MOLASSES, SPICES,
PORK,"'FISH, LARD,
•
HAMS, DRIED FRUITS,
1.61...0VER & TIMOTHY SEED, dgc
Weinswe refitted and made additions to onr Stock of
Pails, and are no., ready to forward Batter to the best
commission houses In New Tech. free of charge, and
make I there] advancements on consignments.
Cell and examine nhr leforis before purchasing else
where andeonelore entreelrer raffle
GOOD QUALITY LOW PRICES
of our floods
C. O. lIITNF.R
Montrose, April IS. 1&9
HUNT BROTHERS,
SCRANTON, PA
Wholesale & Retail Deals:sin
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
NAILS,`SPIKF.,S, SHOVELS,
BUILDER'S lIA RD WARE,
mots RAIL. cony nuisuivic 4 T RAIL SPIKES
RAILROAD MINING SUPPLIES.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS. AXLES, SKEINS AND
DOZER. D OLTS, NUTS and WARMERS,
PLATED BANDS. MALLE.4.OI.II
IRONS. HUBS, SPOKES.
FELLOER. SEAT SPINDLES, ROWS. 4e-
ANVILS. VICES, STOCKS and DIES. REUGWS
HAMMERS, SLEDGES. FILM. &a. dm
CIR TACKL E DN
BLOCKS, PLASTER DFLTI NPARISG. PACKING
, CEMENT, RAM & GRINDSTONES.
FILENCII WINDOW OLASS.LEATIIERQ, FINDINGS
PAIRBANK'S SCALES.
Scranton, March N. MIL It
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT
OF WI LI,IA M . W. SMITH.
PLEA'S TAKE Noma.: The ostensive Panther*
Establishment of Willtiaro W. Scala], having bee*
relined attrt ;Neatly Improved, the proprtetor respect.
folly atlllnabldees tti the Mimi., of Montrose mid skint.
ty, that be is constantly making and keeps 00 hood the
Imre sr and boit'AEOJELIKOnt - of
aF ir tr 3E9E. - cr Ft. ID
to be found anytiMerthle stdo of New Fork
Desk., Divaurk. Tou•ciraeks, Lonngen, Footstools /to
Center Lord, l'ier. Toilet. Dining. Kitchen and
iIIteTIAOTi In We*
(rains —Cana and•.Woodnrnt Hacker', Cane, Flag
and Woodarati of ',cry varlely and ptyla.
Softwood Tote-a-tote*, rundahed on abort notice.-.
Cane,ncat cnolra rairated.
BEDS.
!!irgo c!....orjinen 7. -cbcapes . t and Dept In the market
Cane Seat Chairs.
I em now onahled to stippls my customers with i new
substantial cane scat chair, of home manufactlire, which
willbefound greatly kuperior to those torntellY In
.market, end yclero sold eta less price. •
CAN.S-S RAT CHAIRS RE-SEATED,
0/ Ready made collies on hand or furnished at
'sort notice. " Hearse al wsrs in readiness If desired.
I employ nano but careful and experienced workmen,
intend to do my work well, and sell It as low *scan
be afforded. •
. t WIZ L/431 it r . SMITH,
Montroie,Feb 18,186 d.
PROF G. E. STEDGE,
Would ontlfy the public of Atibnro 4 Comers and
VlMnltv. that he Is now prepared to tame all horses en
trneterito his care, nn matter what or how bad their ha•
bite are If not broke, no charge made.
Also, Instruction given how to tome your cnrn berme.
Auburn 4 Carnersjigpt. g 3, 1860.wy
*O l COkStrliklVES.—Pmvideuttally my d nOt
was restored to health by simple means, Witbo:t
medicine. The particulars will be sent tree. RCM=
E. Uottast.ow, Stockton St. Brooklyn, Long Maud. edn
$00.000,01X1
$1,000,n00
W. R.COATB