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FY~Ul;~V:i.ik' 11.i1~y.~~,y
Of the Nicholson Agricultural Society will
will be held on the Grounds of the Soci
ety, in Nicholson, Wyoming County,Pa.
Sept. 21, 22 and 23, 1870,
A 'MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL
Will be played on the grounds the second day of
the Exhibition, commencing at 12 o'clock, M.,
between the Independent " '3" of Scranton and
a Binghamton Club.
The Society is pleased to announce to their
patrons and the public generally, that substan
tial improvements have been made in their here
tofore very elegant grounds, which render them
pre-eminently the most complete and attractive
Fair Grounds in Northern Pennsylvania.
Attention is invited to the following Prctriium
List for the Exhibition of the current year,
which contains important changes, and is be
lieved to be more liberal than that of any simi
lar soeiety :
FIRST DIVISION.
mass I.—STALLIONS and BROOD DAMS
Best stallion, heavy draft, 4 years old, and
2nd bes o t ds, "
$lO 00
..
5 00
"
Best stallion, quick " 10'00
2d 5 00
~,
Best brood mare, with foal at foot, heavy
draft, 50 0
" "
2cl " 300
•
Best " " quick draft, 500
"
2d " 800
1213231
Best stallion, 3 years old,
2d "
Best mare or gelding, 3 years old,
2d " "
Best colt, 2 years old,
Best sucking colt,
2d '
CLASS M.---.IdATCELED 6 SINGLE HORSES, MULES
Best pair of horses for all work, 4 years
and upward,
2d
Best pair carriage horses
2d
Best single driving horse,
2d
Best saddle horse,
CLASS Tr.—DIIRITAIf cArtran.
Best bull, 3 years old and upward,
2d "
Best " 2
2d "
Beg "
2d "
Beg bull under 10 months,
Best cow, 4 years old and upwards,
2d "
Best d
" 3
2
Best heifer, 2
tl
2d
Best " 1
Best '
under 10 months,
a.s.ss v.—Devon Cattle-Bame as Durham
CLASS VL—NATIVE Es GRADE CATTLE.
Best bull, 8 years old and upwards,
t 1
,
Best . " 2
2d fi
Best "
2d 4.
Best " under 10 months.
2d
Best cow, 4 years old and upward,
2d "
Best "
24 a u •.
Best heifer 2 y'ra
211 "
Best " I
"
under 10 months,
CLASS VLI.—WORZESO CISMN d STEERt3.
Btm
2d pair oxen 4 years old and upward, 410
Best pair of steers, 3 y'rs
Best "
2d
2Yrs "
Best •
1 3 r
CLASS VTII.---STIERP.
Best line wool buck,l year old and upward, Vi
Btsst
owes ,: 1 year ::
latuhfs "
Best
fid
Coarse wool, same premium as fine.
A 'matinee of for the largest and best va
riety and display of stock of all kinds in classes
1 to 8 inclusive, owned by exhibitors for 30 days
previous to the Fair. S.
CLASP TS. SWIRE AND Portz - RT.
Best Boar, 6 months old and upwards, $4 00
ed do do • - do 200
Best breeding Sow do do 4 00
2d do do do 200
Best 2 Pip trades 6 month 200
2d do do 100
Best litter of Pigs 8 00
Best pair counnonfowls 1 00
do Shanghnia 100
do Brhmas 100
do Jaws 100
do lot Bantams 1 00
do lot Spring Shickens 1 00
Best,pair Turkeys 1 00
do Gets°
do Ducks 100
1 ao
Best and hargen collection of fowls raised by
exhibitor 2 00
SECOND DIVISION.
CLASS X. ALLIIICULTC2AL 1:11PLE;ILNT8.
Best Plow 1$00IBest ( wlieelbarro' $ 50
do Cultivators 2 do Rettp'g At'clet 00
do Harrow 2 do Horse-rake 200
do Roller 2 001 do Hay: rigging 2.00'
do Grain Cradle 2001 do Florae piteldll 00
do Corn Basket 501 do Straw cutter 200
do mowing utold' 5 00. do Stu'p miebrel 00
do Scraper 1 00; do WW I 'S gl44?'/: 00
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Ct.Laas WAGoXfs, EXIDRIM)
BY luxurrivrtatedia. •
_
Dist Farm Wagon
2d ' do
Beat Carriage . . . - VOO
2d :- do - .- ': 11110
Best Road Sulky - —..-, 5 _ . •• • „ +
.. 2 to
2d ;do ?... - - '' • - '1 00
Best Sptin lifarket 1nn,,,..tac.,...:.,4:::, ........_.,,,,,1 i , ..,1s Go
24 do d 0 ,..:.-..-..z.-.... -.4., ..,..:, . avo
Ben Trotting Buggy -...-,.: r-r., 2400
24 do
-- IVO
Itest - Trombv 1134cy
-2d ~. , 110 ••, - :
~
toy., .'
MI articiati iu tddrciiisi
be :net- nitil Aii
bibited by the manufacturers.
, -cLAss XIL XIMIMURICatIFEPARTMENT.
Best specimen Cabinet Work P 00
do -- set double Farm Harness ' ' 200
do Carriage Harness 2OO
do" Single . f= do 11 .,1 '-;; 's . 2 00
do Saddle, Bridli, and Mattingal:, cp 'e
:11 . '2, 00
do specimen Marble,Worit.. '1 .•%":• ':, ~. ~,2 00
do do Carriage and Sign Painting 200
do Butter Firkin. • . : 100
do Tub or Pall • 100
do Doss Coat, Pants, and Vest 2 00
do pair Fine Boots . 200
do do Stop Boots 100
do 3 sides Sole Leather 2 00
do 8 sides Upper Leather 2 00
do 8 sideanaruers Leather 2 00
do 3 Calf Sklrut - ~.... , C 00
do specknea Siiiivani and Stnyes - . , 5 00
do do. , - , Horse Shoeing and Shoes 200
All artieltislek - thts theelo- be new fad ex
hibited by maitilihcturett., ' '
CLASS 5. : 117.
.VE6VAR1M1..41110 , 414 ,lIIT EX-
Best 12 , Peppers $1
do Tomatoes
do Beets
do Carrots, 1
do Parsnips , 1
do Onions 1
do ears Pop Corn 1
do Sweet Corn 1
do bushel Potatoes 1
Best 3 hinds cabbage 111'
do Cauliflower 1
do Squashes I
do Pumpkins I
do Watermelons 1
do Muskmelons 1
do 12 Red Turnips 1
do French do I
do Rota Baia do I
do Winter Radishes 1
CLASS =v. (MAIN AND FLOWETt
Grown or manufactured by exhibitor.
Best bushel Corn in ear *
24 do do 8 1 00
Best half bushel Winter Wheat • 200
24 do do . 100
Best do Spring Wheat 2OO
24 do dol 00
Best do Rye 900
ea do do 100
Best peck Clover Seed 200
24 do do 1 00
Best peck Timothy Seed 200
24 do do 100
Best bushel Oats 200
2d do e do . 100
Best bushels Buckwheat . 200
24 do do 100
Best sack Wheat Flour 2 00
24 do do 100
Best sack Buckwheat Flour 100
2.41 do do 50
Best sack Corn Meal • 1 00
241 do do 50
CLASS :sc. nt-rrrest, (MEESE, &c.,.yrirrfirrED
Best Pail, Crock, or Frirkln Butter $3 00
24 • do do 200
Rest Cheese (not less than 201135.) • 300
2d do do 200
Best Maple Sugar „ ' I 00
24 do 50
Best Maple Syrup 1 00
24 do 50
Best Cider Vinegar r,.. - . : 100
2d do
Best lot Pickles, Onemrb¢T - ',. - : -- 'i 100
2d. do : 50
Best • do Toznatuei ,:_.... .. :. '. 100
2d do do so
CLASS XVI. FRUITS.
Best variety of Winter Apples, five of a
kind, correctly named, grown by ex
hibitor. ii 2 00
241 do do do 1 00
Best variety of Fall Apples, do 200
2d do do do .: 100
Best and largest collection of Fruit 2 00
2d do do do 1 00
Best lot of Pears 2 00
2d do • 100
Best lot of Plums ' 200
2d do 1 00 '
Best lot of Quinces 2 00
2d do 100
,
Best lot of Peaches. . 200
2d do 1 00
Best variety of grapes, correctly named 2 00
2d do do . do 100
THIRD DIVISION.
CLASS XVII. BREAD, CAKE, AC.
Best loaf Wheat Bread $1 00
2d do do 50
Best loaf 'Brown Bread 1 00
2d do do . 50 1
Beet pound Cake 1 00
2d do .50
Best loaf Sponge Cake 1 00
2d do 50
Best Fruit Cuke 1 00
2d do - 50
Best lot Preserves• 1 00
.-.,_ "
2d do . 50
Best specimen Canned Fruit 1 00
2d do do , • f., • 50
CLASS XVIII, DOXEMC •MANTPATURES,
NEEDLE IVO'IIK, sc.
All articles in this class to be home
manufactured.
Best 10 yards Flannel 82 00
2d do do . 100
Best 5 yards full Cloth 2 00
2d • do do ' 100
Best roll Woolen Carpet 2 00
241 do do 100
Best roll Rag Carpet 2 00
2d do do 1 00
Rest 10 yards Linen. Cloth 2 00
2d do do 100
• Best pair Woolen Socks 1 001
2d do do 50
Best Bonnet 2 001
2d do . • 1 001
Best Patch-work, Quilt 2 00 )
2d do do 1 00 1
Best Quilt, any kind 2 00
2d do do ' 100
Best Wool Coverlet 2 001
2d do do . 1 001
Best Bed Spread , 2 00
2d do 100
CLASS SIX. FLOWERS
Best Collection of Flowers
Best do Dahlias
Best do Roses
Best do Verbenas
Best Rog net
CLASS XL PAINTIKGB.
Best Penciling • $1 00
Best Oil Painting 1 00
Best Crayon Painting 1 00
Best display of photos and ambroty's 2 00
Best display of Penmanship 1 00
CLASS SEL 'FANCY NEEDLEWORK.
Best Worsted Embroidery $1 00
Best Silk do 100
Best Cotton do 100
NOTE—The Judges'arc not expected
to award any of the above Premiums if
the article or animal is not worthy, whether
there is competitionor not; but will use
their discretion as justice and equity to
all parties shall dictate. •
Soperfeendents of Divisions :—GEO. CAN
DEE, L. G. STEPHENS, JOHN SHERMAN.
JUDGES.
Classes 1, 8 and B.—P. 8. &noir, :Nicholson ;
Obadiah Bailey, Brooklyn ; D. G. puck, Glen
wood.
Mime 4,5, 6 an 4 7—E. R, Grow, Glenwood ;
Ben j. Stephens, Springvilin ; W. Walker,
Nicholson.
Chas 8 and 9-8.11. Ii Grow, Glenwood
A. Edsion; Benton: Ansel Bteillag;,Lathrop.
. Clasissalo;ll and 12—A. A. Baker, Benton s
E. •L-111con,:.•Nicholson ; Edwin Stephans,•
Nicholson. "• • • '
- CUtisi - islTtina(l4---.T. Rowe, Nicholson ;1
George Decker, Lathrop C. Dailey; Lathmp.
Clasala and 10-Q. R. 'Capwell;ielieton 't
T8411,/rfactscui.; E. 8. Kenl;l3rOoklyn.
Cl2BB Vl — Sire . S. a It: Gri),*;::Gterilieisod
Hrs. S. Taylor, Nicholson ; lint. A. D. Walker,
Madam d:x.r •
Chss C1,160*0051;
St hens , Nicholson.
Cass 10—Ntra.
lot , ApNeunion . 9lAqsona: . t yip. Asst_Dowi
e.1;11/elaso*-- ,
airs" Taintirr staiSt,NichiihiSit C:
son, Beaton.
Class 21—Mra. J. 0. Bullard, Thooyiyn ; Miss
Nettie A. Williams, - Nicholson ; Mrs. Arah
Squires, West Nicholson.
The Judges arerequested to report as wasy
as 10 a. m. of the Second Day, to the President,
or to-the Superintendents of Division.,
Books of Entries will be open at the office of
the Secretary, Wm. H. Driggs, Nicholson, Pa.,
until the first day of the Fah.: On the First Day
of the Fair Entry Books will be on the Fair
Grounds. All entries for above premiums free.
All animals and articles intended for exhibition
should be entered as early as possible, and must
have Exhibition Cards furnished by the Secreta
ry, before entering for premuiums. The books
of entries will be closed at 10 o'clock a. m. on
Wednesday, the Second day of the Fair, at
which time all animals or articles entered for
exhibition must be on the grounds and remain
until 2o clock p. nn'of the third day,. and no
premiums will be paid 'on articles of animals re•
moved in violation of this rule, except by spe
cial permission from the officerof the day. Feed
will be furnished for stock competing for prem
iums, on or near the grounds, free of charge.—
Grain, bay and straw can be purchased on the
grounds at reasonable rates. Premiums will be
paid at the office of the Treasurer, on and after
October Ist. '
TERMS OF ADMISSION.
Each person, 25 eta for each admission.
Children under 12 y'rs,lo Cts for each admission.
Each horse or Mule, 25 Cts. for each admission.
Ech Colt not over 2 y'a,lo Cta. for each admission.
Except, Una Itorees entered for speed premiums
and having paid entrance Cie, ,wlll be admitted
with driver only, ,without extra charge, on pre
sentation of certificate of Secretary-. Tickets
for sale at the Ticket Office, near the entrance
to the Fair Grounds, and at the principal stores
in the village, No person will be allowed to
,I.onhie or sell Intoxicating Liquors on the Fair
Grounds. and rar rinktinn of this rule shall for
felt nll rights to the grounds.
The following premiums are offered for trot
ting horses 7
Wednesday 21st.—Firat Race : Premium of
1P25 for three year olds or under; $l5 to the
best, and $lO to the second best ; mile heats,
best 2 in 3 in harntss or to wagon ; at 10 o'.
clock, a. in.
Second Rnce.—Ptemiums of $3O for horses
that hare never trotted for money; $2O to the
best, and $lO to the second best; mile heats, best
2 in 3 in harness or to wagon ; 10:30 a. m.
Third Race.—Premiums of $4O for four year
olds or tinder ; $25 to Lite best, and $l5 to sec
ond best ; mile heals, best 2 in 3 in barmss or
to wagon ; 3 p. in. •
Thursday, 22.d.—Double Team Race: Prem
iums of $lOO for double team ; $75 to the best,
and $25 to tha second best ; mile heats, best 8
in 5 to wagon ; 3 p. m.
Friday, 2,34l—First Rarc.—Premiums of $5O
for horses that never trotted in a rem Ouster
than 3 minutes ; $35 to the best, and $l5 to sec
ond best ; mile heats, best 8 in 5 in harness or
to wagon ; 10 a. m.
Second Race—Premiums of $BOO for all hor
ses ; $2OO to the hest ; $75 to second best, and
$2.5 to the third best ; mile heats, hest 8 in 5 to
harness; 3 p. m.
OFFICERS OF TILE SOCIETY.
President, A. B. Walker; Vice Presidents. N.
P. Wilcox and J. G. Capwell ; Secretary,
Drigy,s ; Treasurer, Edwin Stephens; Directors,
Driggii, S. W. !larding, H. Steinback, J.
Sherman, 11. P. ItalLstelni, Geo. Claude% Loren
G. Stephens and Jacob Stephens ; Marshal, H.
B. Rogem
gent 4thiertioemento.
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Twelve Dug azgUldiausgPlaills.
TEE LIFE OF GEO. P. BELIMS. who from loveof
wild adventure and e thirst for a knowledge of fhe In •
their Customs, Sports. Traditione, Wan, Great
Buffalo Hunts. Se. &v., left • home of plenty In iUhlo,
lobted the Indinno, adopted their mode of life, married
the beautiful Wevinella, became • great Warrior, Bunter
and Chief of 100 Lodge., was appointed Lieutenant in
the U. B. Regular Army,. foe me:Bon:me senteeinsith
his braves against boatUe Indians. A book alike MOIR
thrilling interest, a reality well nutheatleated.. Trttlh
stranger than fiction. • buptrbil Unstinted, 10 enitrav-
Lugs. with portrait of the author to fell frontier costume.
Frice IoW. bhould outsell any book 'tame. Bend at
once for ilLastrated circular, table of coutents,nmple pi
g-nand tenni. . It HUBBARD.
"Ws Pahlish - er, A.
Chestnut fit., Phil%
IITAICTED the OtTOGOR SEW.
WIG MULLIN E. It tellcented.waktlatre Vas-,
etcUktStrict" sad Ie warranted for syeess.. Pace 11,16.•
Alffethtfrinechlnes wlttL ea under-feed 'paid' for sis
kag.'Dminfringementr. — .A.lll.retr ITTAGOS EZIWRIG
11 . - MlP.C.oo.;St.ligthr,ltio, Mkt" ra..Mtlibtalitif.
Pa y nr„Sasto /dux t ' puttlit-lat
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CAN KNITTING C ( FIINE 12 d0% BoMera
or BT. LOOM Mo. Uwe Yll—Ka
FLOUR 1 FLOUR 1
From this day forward, we shallaell Flour at
retail at
WIIOLESALE PRICES,
We bang out no fable colon, but mean Jost
what we pay.
While making Monr a opectolty, our stock o
FEED, MEAL, SALT, LIME CEMENT,
GROCERIES, PROT7SIONB,
Will be kept MI and sold at very mall profits,
H. GARRATT tt SON.
New Milfenj, Meath 9,1870.-1 y
E P. STAMP,
GROCERIES & PROYISMS
Flour, Salt, Butter, Pork, Urn, awn, Balt Flab, Tallow,
(Wodias, Crackers, Clime, Conte, Spices, Cbolce
Teas, Snore, Eke. Deett and Canned
Fruit. Tobacco, Cigars, Fluff,
and all other attic]. usually kept in a drat clam Grocery
and Provision Store.,
w will mart our Goods as low awe ran afford, and
*ell for cash, or exchange tor produce.
PATRONAGE SOLICITED
E. P. STAMP
Montrose. Pb.e 160.-41
THE PLACE TO TRADE
Anilmbere rcn will and
TIM REST VARDITTI OF GOODS, AT THE HOST
LIBEB4 MICAS, Is at
Guttenberg, Pipsenbaum 6 fo's
ntsT uscpaysa,
Lama sad diffloocoo oelooffon of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
For mm. bop' sod yodhi' wear. Pine relectioa of
crania, CASSDIPMES, COATINGS, &v.
Porten= Work. We tile measure and make up gars
mete to order, after the Unrest and mast tasty styles.
Large satiety of PIECEOOODS to sell by the yawl. A
Ane Variety of Gents' PUILVISIIMO GOODS, ?.ecktles,
Dow", Paper and Linen Collars. Shifts, Treks, Satch
els, Umbrellas, etc, Large eelectle of newest !dyke of
lIATS AND CAPS,
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of radon. material. In ant Dry Good. Department you
NEW DRESS GOODS
SUk Papllnc 'Mohair., /Unseal! (blank and atl the lead.
Ind colon and .bade,, Manes, Parade.. printed Organ
dies and khans, ihrenct 6121gbazni, etc.
WHITE GOODS
Tittle Linen, Tm►els, Rivkin', Swiss Muth's. Amanda
PARASOLS, fiwashades, Ski"to, Comet., Kidd and
Lida Thread Gharea, Haden. Handkerchief'', Collars and
cam , . etc.
SHAWLS, SAQl3l2l,orvarkaui material and In differ
ent sty
i les prytc. 08 mad Battema. Idarsailea
'Clmaxing, Patine,
DOMESTIC GOODS, Mostins, Callan, Ticks, Denims
MILLINERY GOODS.
Re bare • lame selection lo Mimed and untrimmed
Hat., Fandowns, Flowers. Ribbed., Satins, ll!lesions,
Lams, Bloods, Flames, block and colored Crepes, a.....
The prices on a oar Goods are marked away DOWN
and will defy afl competition. Oar goods are bought in
large quantities. and selected with grout care, and we
flatter ourselves that we can glee sattsbotticut to all.
Montrose, May It IVA
NEW FIRM,
The subscribers we now receiving from New York a
new end fresh etoek of
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
whleb yin be sold at • low I ore An cub. Among the
numerous 'Males may be found
Flour, liana, Dried Brriobid Holaza, ad
fish, Ifartrrei,ite.
Tea k Cal". Sagan. Mee, suce, WoMershfre Sauce
Caned Paubea Pam. puke avpiaa Sweet Com Tama
tan. 4 billem sad Plum Cacao, lathes.
Rama Lemon, ete. Me.
MI Mods of SPICES, Citron; Omar Peek etc.
ICHOCHMIT t 031.MiSWMUL
A ISIo 1 Chemin sod Smoking Tobageo, ete,
AU of width can be nannnicd ma OM dans Pada. afel
cbety.
In addition to she Grown two* wa fille i nehmed
Geo. CALM NMI Mt where roe, on a soot
of Notiowny Noche. ne e Nad
= c t al l ' il l y ' Pa=snsa Boob ead mere on
band wrn be livaiellidaatelmWtoetleer with.
effistalifta. l Spada* owns Owl to olden. NO USW
tge 4,010 C09 4 4-60d1Op b AI/4 00 . 0 Tolifotaioa •
FirCkpods de4pand without Wits dislic
H. J. Wan, •
C. - 14 Gan. 46 ORM ,
Kmitfts°lMa j Id, IQiQ. , „, - ,
42000: 0ViiiVALIWOMV%
To
baf to to maths erkinte& armasaN ERWEOGNAL:
on Ikacc2= 00 :111MIIIL Stitch alike
Wang. roe Au*.
sr arthalars, IS N. Met., Mrs. Pa. Walled.
DLI.IOII IN
Use Ifelmbold•s Fhddlxtraet of Bodin In an amts.
ec of these organs. whether existing In tattle or female,
from whatever use origkatlng, and no matter of bow
longstanding. lapleasant in taste end odor, .• im
modlate" to salon, and more strengthening than soy
preparations of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering:Yam broken down or del/rite eourti
tattoos, procure the remedy it once.
M. S. DESSAVER.
The reader must be aware that, however slight may
be the attack attic above dlumeee, It le certatu to et-
feet the bodily health sod mantel powers.
NEW GOODS.
All the abate dimmers require thestdof a Diuretic,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT' BUCHU
BOLD BY Inwainßrs RVDDYWARRE.
Prlee, $1 11 plellitotitfe-11 Bottles 56.50.
in an
crautni .1 - , _T. f 3.
Addis's It T. asmastopi Drag sus themtal
Wistaintsks.6o4 Arcedirsh N. Y.
itrionailignstnetrailadail ilia
an d , (ail epatalla "tan analog Fantail"
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TO PHYSICIANS.
Inns roux, August MIN Mg.
Allow roe to c di your attention to ay Preparation of
COMPOUND EXTRACT of BUCHU
The component parts ore Socha, Long Lear, Cnhehs,
Juniper &agar.
NOD% OF PEIIPAILATION,—Thicho, In I=oo. Juniper
Denies by distillation, to term ■ fine gin. Cubes. ez•
Meted b le c n lisplaroment with u se dtain from
Juniper lea ; very little 'agar is, and a small
proportion of spirit. It is more palatable than any
tow to On.
Dacha, as prepared by Deuroista. is of a dark color.
ft is a plant that emits its fragrance ; the action of a
dame destroys thin Ole active principle), leaving a
dark and glutinous decoction. Mine is the color of in.
gredients. The Dacha in in; preparation predomin
ates; the smallest quantity of the other Ingredients
are added, to prevent fermentation ; upon inspection,
it will be found not to he
D a Tinetina as made In Phar
macopeia. nor is It a Syrup—and therefere can be used
in cases whero fever or Inflammation exist. " In this
ois have the knowledge of the ingredients and the
mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor us with a triaging) that
upon inia-tlon it will meet with your approbation,
With a feeling of confidence, •
I am, very res_pectfully.
H. T. HELMHOLD,
Chemist and Druggist of IG years experience.
(From the larval )Illstoteeturteg Chemists n the
World.)
Namossiot 4' ISM.
•• lam aegustoted with Mr. 11., T. Be'who'd be QC
envied the Drag Store opposite myresldence,, sad map
anceessful Is conducting the business where others had
norleeen equally se before him. I have been favora
bly impressed with his character sad enterprise."
WILLIAM MBIGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers A Wei rnan. Manufacturing
Chemists, Ninth and Blown Streets, PbiLdr
HILLKOOLDIS FLUID LICTRACT BIICIII3
for weskoes• segue from inolseretton. The exhaust
ed powers of Nature welch me !Recomputed by no ma
tty alarming symptoms, among whieb.will be found in
disposition to Exertion, Lose °Memory, Wakefulness
Heron of Disease, sr Perabodings of evil—in fact,
Universal Lassitude, Prostration, and inability to vh
ter into the enjoyments of society.
The Constitution, once ageeud with Olga ckle Weak ,
oesrrequlres the aid ofNieditirm to stet:flyback and in
vigorate the, which
11ELYBOLD'S srrtucT BIICIIIJ
torirtably dere. Dan treatment ts tabmttted to, Cab-
Irnsoptiort or Itmanity mimes.
HICLINEOLD'S Yuan ErmaCies Sumo, In erections
pecullar to Females, Is =equalled by =mother preps.
ration, as In Chlorosts, or Retention, Plantains*. or
Cerra =e c o l t t c ;:e " l a tt fir7 s. eva an e d l irgin . ti pVr i t s ts tNi tori r .
dant to the sex, or the decline or change of lire.
Helmbad's Elllraeg llttchn and Improved
Rose Wash
will radically entire:thuds from the irysteiti diseases &H
-ided front habits of dissipation. it Iltt,e expense, little
or no change In diet. no Ineonvenlenre or exposure :
completely superseding those unpleasant end iisoger
ons remedies, Copstra and Mercury, in all these diseas.
es.
Is this Great Matt Diuretic.
I; ilfl!Ali nAto T4 l.. s.r2
a et tf.i•-z 1.1
zt• z „t ; .
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414tuitztthts
a; F. TO23IIIIXV
REMOVED
NEW. STORE;
No. 82 WASHINGTON STREET,
tint Door North of the City National Bank
SPLENDID STOCK,
Brilliant Display !
DIAMONDS,
JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE.
BEST CLOCKS IN TILE 3L&KRIST,
SILVER WATOIIES,
riIfZICII, SWISS AND AMERICAN
GOLD WATCHES,
Of all Styles, and sold
CHEAPER THAN ELSEWHERE.
I base also the best and most complete stock of
BoLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE
From the best and most popular makers. whose
goods have given perfect satisfaction to my patrons
Mo the past dye years.
The stock will be found the beet ever opeued In
Binghamton, lied it ell times will be tent full and
complete, consisting of
SOLID SILVER TABLE WARE,
TABLE AND TEA SPOON'S,
NAPKIN RINGS, FORKS, &,c.,
together with an the varieties of Plated Waco, such ae
Tell Setts, Cake Baskets, Napktr Tang., Castors,
Knives, Forks, Spoons, die.,
of Single. Doable, Treble and Quadruple Plate
NY SPLENDID STOCK OP t
IPALIST GMT Clk.007:1191
Irillitle•Ct more complete, anal em mottos constant
doily addltionsigall the new Nov.,
e F
ALL MY GOODS AS REPRESENTED
For further preot of this freer to
Cf. W HOTCHKISS. LEWIS SEYMOUR.
T. R. MORGAN, .1. S. WELLS,
D. 'MUNSON. W. LAGRANGE,
B. B. MERSEREAII, RILEY BUSH.
IL DUSENBORY, WARD MERSEREALI
PLEASE CALL and EXANINE OUR GOODS, AT
82 Washington St.
BINGHAMTON; 2c. F.
J. F. TOZER.
Nov. it, 1869.—tf
HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCI
ATION,
For theftelletand ewe of the Erring and Unfortnnate,on
prtnetples,of Christian Philanthropy.'
Essayion the Errortiof Tooth and the Palen of Age;
in relation to Marriage and Social with sanitary
aid for theatllleted. Bent tree, in sealed envelopes. A
dders; 'HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Bon P. Philadelphia.
FOREST LAKE WOOLEN MILLS.
-• . The undersigned are now prepared to ex
change Cotton Warp and all-wool, Flannels,
Csailmeres, Tweeds, and Steclting Yarn lor
Weill; on favorable terms :"Also, will manufac
ture cloth by theyartl,pr sloes, and are con
fident we can give aatisaetion to all' Wool
Cardlsig'and Cloth Dressingsa usual.
witionr BROS.& BOUTLIIITELL.
FoTivittake June 1,1870.-9 m, •
,
CORRRESS WATER, '
. ..TUTOMVS
p.gBBLE SPECTACLES—aIso ooin
a.. nue Bpoefteles,A new supply, for silo br_ - • -
Efor4r9se, Blot. 10, ten ABEL Tuunn.
ARE LIQUO R S., . •
f markt aril* Batomt, tilled.
ilmwr iret and envier:or other 'poodles; In dim
IR* t. 'may. Cider Mu Cc. ?only, *lithe 4tffer.
a. 0 Of Ittam Ho Jp.....oldAtysand Bourbon
•
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" ' As'
Montrose. March 14th, 18€9
ABEL TURRELL,
DRUGGIST, MONTROSE, PA.,
le continually reoel vtnY
NEW 000D8
And keeps constantly on band ahn and desirable as
sonment of genuine
DBIYGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, uquoits,
Paints, OM, tymStriffs, TOM spftel, and other Ors aeries, Stone Were, Wall and Window Paper, Glass
ware, Fruit Jars, Mirrors, Lamps, Chimneys, Nero.
sena, Machinery Oil, Tanners' Oil , Featefoot 011, Ba
nned Wbolel/11, Sperm Oil. Olive 011, Spirits Turpen
tine, Vandsnes, eynary Seed. Vinegsr.Potarh. Concen
tra Lyo. Axle tirease; Trusses. Supporters...Med/Cal
Instruments: Shoulder Braces, Whlps, Guns, Pistols,
Cartridges, Powder, Shot, Lead, Gnu' Caps. Blasti n g Powder and Fuse. Violins. Str i ngs. Boise. etc. Phu es,
Plfes: etc.: Fish 11001111*Ild Lille', Belt slut Toilet Soaps,
r Oils Bair Restorers." end Balt Dyes. Brushes,
Pocket Knives. Spectaclor,Bllser Plated Dentist Spoons,Porks,
Knives. Me. Dist Articles, a general assortment of
FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, and PERFII7dERY
All the leading and best kinds at
PATENT MEDICINES,
In short, nearly every thing to restore the sick, to
plearc the taste, to delight th e eyo, to gratify the fancy,
and also to conduce to te h reel and substantial comforts
of life. Enumeration In Impracticable, as it would till a newspaper. Call at the Drug and Variety Store of
ABEL TERRELL.
Montrose, Jun. 6, 1870.
FARM FOR SALE
The subscriber offers for sale his Farm situate In
the cut part of Sew Milford township, containing
ONE HCNDRIII3 AND SEVENTY-THREE ACRES
123 acres Improved, aril watered by springs. and a small
creek. There are two houses. one new, and three barns,
one new, and otheethrtimildings, and two good orchards.
The Mod tot improved Is heavily timbered.
Terms made r a re, For farther Informotion call on or
address the thberther at New Milford, thtsq'a CO. Pa.
Nov, 10, 10160.—tf JACOB WAY3IA.I2.
TROUD & BROWN'S
Fire, Life, and Accident
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
riAcoisti-csea.o. Pe►.
CAPITAL REPTIF:SKNTED, over
Homo Insurance Co. of N. Y., Capital and
Surplus. $4,000,0t0
Insurance Co. of North America, Phil'a,
Capital and Surplus, 2,000000
Franklin Vico Insurance O p., Mlle, Pa.,
- . ...
Capital and Supine, 2,088,800
Lycoming Connty• Mutual Insurance Co.of
Monte.
Penn
itol'd'r
Parmslutnal Insurance and
VtrtYk.,
Capital and Surplus, 700,000
Connecticuthfulual Life Insurance Co. of
Hartford. Conn.. paying 80 per cent.
dividends to theasstired. The notes
given for half the premium is never to
be paid under any circumstances. he
policy will always be paid In full, and
the notes given up. Capital, 17,000,000
American Lite Insurance Co., Philadel
phia, Capital,
Travelers'lnsurance Co Hartford, Conn.,
Insuring againet all kinds of accidents
Capital,
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Hart
ford. Conn., Capital and Surplus,
Putnam Fire Insurance Co., Hartford, Ct.,
Capital. $700,000
Hartford Live Stoeli Insurance Company.
innocence on all kinds of Live Stock,
astainet theft and death from any
cense. Capital, $17.000,000
etr-An business entrusted to our care will be attend
ed to on fair terms, and all losses promptly adjusted.
IPW'Ofllce first door east from Thinking Omen of W.
11. Cooper A. Co_Turnpike st. Montrose, Pa.
STROXID Et BROWN, Agents.
M. C. SUTTON. esp., Priendaville, 801HCBOt.
CHAP. IL Surma, Montrose, do
BILLING} Srrionn. Ccianzata L. Buoys.
Montrose, Sp 1. 1809.
DOWN TOWN NEWS
HINER AND COAT',
!de in Street. 5 door. below Boyd's Corner. Montroge
FLOUR, GROCE.RIES, AND
PROVISIONS.
Wears constantly ree tslnfra nd now have ontaand,
afresh stock of Goods In our 111 e, which we 'Wise)
uiILAP CIITAI ! CHEAP !
for Cash ,or exch.% •ge or produce.
GOOD TEA.,
COFFEE, SUGAR,
MOLASSES, SPICES.
PORK, FISH, LARD,
HAMS, DRIED FRUITS,
CLOVER tkr rivirormi- SEED, du.
Plehave refitted and made additions to oor Stock of
Pails. and are now ready to forward Butter to the bee t
commission houses In New York. free of charge, and
mak.] lberaladvaneements on consignments.
Call and examine our Stook before purchasing else
whero. andenn rtnec merge/cm. off he .
GOOD QUALITY b- LOW PRICES
of our Goods
C. O. MINER, - -
Montro•e, April 16. 1669
HUNT DROTIIERS,
SCRANTON, PA
Vittiol caste d Retail Dealer* in
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
NAILS, SPIKES, SHOVELS,
BUILDER'S HARDWARE,
JUNE BAIL, COUN TERSUNE T RAJL JINXES
RAILROAD 4t. MINING SUPPLIER.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS, AXLES, SKEINS AND
BOXES, BOLTS. NUTS and WASHERS,
PLATED BANDS. MALLEABLE
IRONS, HUBS, SPOKES.
FELLOES, SEAT SPINDLE'S. BOWStte.
ANVILS, VICES, STOCKS and DIES„BELLOWS
HAMMERS, SLEDGES. FILES, at. &e.
CIRCULAR AND MILL SAWS, BPLTIN G. PACKING
TACKLE BLOCKS, PLASTER PARIS
CEMENT BAIR & GRINDSTONES.
PRIME( WINDOW GLASS. LEATHERS *Dims
FAIRBANE'S SCALES
Scranton. Starch IN, 1865. 17
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT
OF WILLIAM W. SMITH.
PLEASII TAKE Nests: The extensive Furniture
Establishment of Willlam W. Smith, having been
refitted and greatly Improved, the proprietor reaped
fully ennoenees to the citizens of Montrose and Vicini
ty, that be Is constantly making and keeps on hand the
largest and best assortment of
3P7LT
tosbe found an y wher this side of New York ° City.
Desks. Divans. Towelracks, Lounges, Footstools &E.
Center Lord, Pier. Toilet. Dining. Elteben and
extension tithite.
Cosine —Cane end WecKlseat Rocker*, Cane. Flag
and Woodsents of every variety sod style.
Sofasand Tete.n.tetes, furnished on short notice.—
Cane seat chairs resented.
• •
sPRING BEDS.
A. large assortment—cheapest sod belt in the market
Cane Seat Chairs. •
am now enabled ll:viands my customers with a new
substantial cane scat chair, of borne manufacture, which
will 6, found greatly superior to those fonnetly In
market, end yet are sold at a less price.
CANE-SEAT eirAmsRE4E'ATED.
-rm- Ready, mi6ti total's' on hand - or rnished
Short notice; Hearse Ctrs,. in reltdiness If desired.
I employ none but estortil and experienced workmen,
1 intend tato tnYwork well, and sell it as low *scan
be afforded: -• •
'WILLIAM W. SMITH.
• .: •
c puoF.. G. E.. STEDGE,
Would notify tho matte at Auburn 4 Coins's' and
vicinity, %has he le now prepared to tame all homere
troll red to tita care. no matter what or how bad their ha
' bits are.• Hoot broke. no chantentrade.'t ••
Mao, instruction given how to tomo 701411311rAbOn011.
Auburn 4Cornen, Sept. 112, ISW.--7
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flick OwisitkretwEs.—Provjdtmtlins .dinghter
2. restored' to health - wimple tweak orithOot.
medicine, The pertleular. win be nut pee,
ItXOSI7
B. HOUNeLOW , Stockton St. Brooklyn, Long bland. Nib
$60.000.0a3
$1,000.000
W. B. COATS