Eke tantCntal tirtoide.
Valuable Slatbales.
In an official report ;Omitted by the
Secretary of the Treasury to the present !
Uongress, it is stated that the value of
the agricultural productions of the count
ry is estimated at 83,282,950,000, and that '
the number of persona engaged in the
pursuit is G,435,000. In the same report
it is stated, that . in the manufacture of
cotton goods there are 125,000 persons
engaged, with an annual' product worth
ti 1,500,000 exclusive of the cost of the'
raw material. In woolen goods there are
90,000 persons .employed with , annual
production valued at $156,000,000, mins
ire of the cost of raw material In the
production of pig and bar iron 115,000
persons are engaged, with a money pro
duct of 8118,956,800. Ite leather 183,333
persons are employed, with an annual
product of 8222,611,317, also exAusive of
cost of raw material. In paper the labor
of 25,000 persons represents 872,000,000.
These are some of the largest manufactur?
lag interests, and represent an aggregate
production of 8642,068,147 by the labor
of 535,333 hands. If double theamonhts
in &der to cover the production of all the
other and minor manufactures, we have,
as the aggregate annual result of Ameri
can manufacturing industry, $1,284,136,- '
234, obtained from the labor of 1,070,666
persons; about one-sixth of the number
being engaged in agricultural pursufts,
with a fraction more than one-third of
the product. This same report estimates
the number of skilled urtizans, machin
ists, carpenters, blacksmiths, masons and
like.::t 1,000,000 and the number of day
laborers and domestic servants at 4,705;-
000.
Management of Broomx►
If brooms are wet in boiling suds once
a week, they will become very tough, will
not ent the carpet, last much longer, and
always sweep like a new broom. A . very
dusty carpet may be cleaned by setting a
pail of c• Id water out by the door, wet
the broom iu it, knock it to get otr all
the drops, sweep a yard or so, then wash
Ihe broom as before and sweep again,
'ing careful to shake all the drops off
t!,e broom and not sweep far at a time.
If done with care, it will clean a carpet.
vary n icely, and von will be surprised at
iriantity of dirt in the water. The
wit;; may need changing once or twice
if the carpet is very dusty. Snow sprinkl
over a carpet and swept off before it
has time to melt and , dissolve, is also nice
for renovating a soiled carpet. Moisten- .
ed Indian-meal is used with good effect
by some housekeeinrs.—. l / 1 4iiyan Oar- ;
is r.
Caro or Stock
Winter is approaching, and in the
course of the next month r. ill be open
upon uS with all its rigors and screerities.
The prudent farmer will see to the corn
fort of his stock, before the cold weather
s•:s in. Warmth and shelter to farm
F.lock during inclement weather is next to
f od. to say nothing of hnmanity. The
farmer n Ito allows his harks` to. be kept
in stables that are open an exposed, and
t :!‘eoovls. which drafts of cold air arc von
t -Ina] ly passing, needs not be surprised
hod his animals suffering from disease,
ring the winter, and more especially in
the spring, that not unfrequently result in
their death, and always in the impairing
or their usefulness.
One of the sights that sometimes meets
our eyes, as we pass along by farm lions
r-s and barns in winter. is the stock scat
tered over the meadows and fields in the
neighb.irhood of the barnyard; they -are
turns 1 out to drink from some brook or
Filing that happens to be in some field
more or less distant, because their owner
has no way provided fur watering them
in the yards. Now we contend that the
pl lee for cattle in winter is the barnyard
an 1 not outside of it: they are better off
thn.e, and their owner is better off to
have them there, besides, we know from
o it own experience, that it is much easier
to 'eke care of stock when they ha•.e wa
ter in the Marl, an 1 tis) their wants eta
inu:h better supplied than they otherwise
r.,iild be.
Cows at this season, for various causes,
an' known tniliminith in their flow of
milk, and although some farmers give
'hem a little feed, night and morning, it
is not so common a practice as it ought to
Atter giving milk all summer, the
iliminished production of a mulch cow is
ow ng to a somewhat exhausted constitu
tion, as well as to the usual shortness of
lo,id in the Nil. The animal health re
criires somewhat mere than watery and
fro ted pastures. and we have found great
: , ':vantage in giving occasionally a Little
:out hay once a day, which is eaten with
a great relish, and also two quarts morn
ing and evening of xnixed bran and mid
bran and corn-meal or bran with
an equal proportion of good corn and
oats. So small a quantity as this, in addi
tion to pasture. often produces great re
i4.ll:.s. It is much cheaper and raiser to
k a cow in good thriving condition.
than to recover her from an exhausted
(me.
It is almost the universal practim in
this country to let sheep run in the pas
tor s until they are covered with snow,
and necessity compels them to the dry
hay. The change from grass to hay in
this sudden way is always accompanied
with loss. Indeed the loss begins some
time before the change,
when the fros'a
turn the grass, and IL loses its sweetness.
The feed &predates in quantity as well
.13 in quality, uud it is thought the flocks
are doilir , well enough as long as there is
a Wale of grass to be seen. The wool in
tmasure conceals the condition` of
I lie flesh, and the loss is not detected as
soon as in the horse or ov. Butoit very
soon appears after they enter winter (par
ters, This neglect is very bad husbandry.
kr It uses up the grain which the sheep
have made upon the flush feed of Sum
mer, and brings them to the yard with de
creased stamina.
Now. as a rule, we hold that no one
should keep more stock ofany kind than
he has comfortable shelter for. There
may be exceptions where there ion dense
body of timber in which stock may range:
but cren then it would be far better to
provide a good sheltir for them, fort the
timber does not protect them, from - the
cold rains and skit crf this latitude,
which are muct/ harder on them than the
severe cold or the piercing winds.—
Alliericizn, Stock Journal,
—"Aro tho pietares"whibb you brought
ozne from Europe all Tumiseapgar god
• ,, kartist; to Mrs. Shoddy' one day. "Lord
Von, noPreplied the indignant kuly,
ile paintings'
CALL AT
ROBINSON'S
SOUTHERN TIER
.FI:73ELNIT'Cr3Et. 371
EMPORIUM,
88 Washings!) Street,
Binghamton, R. V.
Wikere you will fuul
The Largest Stock, the Bost Assortment, and
the Lowest Prices of tow house in the city.
DT. B.—Ail Goods sold warranted as ropresen
teL
Bin&nnltcm„tug. 24, 1870.—1 y
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
N'Ort PVICIEIItUre TUE ZILLFOOD.
The reputation this ex
cellent medicine enjoys,
Ls derived Crum Its cum,
/. ry
411111 many of ichkh are truly
, marvellous. Inveterate
cam of Scrofulous Ws
-4111 care , om the system
se n %idi
ied saturated with
corruption, have been
_ purified and cured by it..
Scrofulous affections:lnd
• dieorders,whieb were. ag
...s,r - graGated by the scrotn
lons contamination until
they were painfully afflicting, hare been radically
cured in ouch mat numbers In almost every ree
tion of the country, that the public scarcely need to
be informed of its, virtues or uses.
Scrofnioun poison is one of the most destruetive
enemies of our rare. Often, this unseen and unfelt
tenant of the organ ism undermines the constitution,
and invites the attack of enfeebling we find diseases,
without exciting a suspicion of its presence. figain,
It seems to breed Infection thronghoct the body, and
then, on some favor.ible °erosion, rapidly develop
into case or other of its hideous forms, either on the
surface or among the vitals. In the latter, tuber.
cies may be suddenly deposited in the longs or
heart, or tumors formed In the liver, or it shows
its presenre by eruptions on the skin, or foul siker
unions on some part of the body. Vence the occa
sional use of a bottle of this Sarsaparilla Is rd.
viiiable, even when no active symptoms of disease
appear. Persons afflicted with the following com
plaints generally find Immediate relief, and, at
length, cure, by flue use of this SARSAPARIL
LA: St. An:hot:Wm rim, Rose or Frvairclas,
Fetter, Salt Rheum , Scald Head, Illavronn.
Sore Eyali, bore Lan, and other ear .Dona or
visible forms of Serotsefous disease. Also in the
More roncraled (onus, as ispapcpsio, Dropsy,
Heart Disease. I its, Epiiepsp, Neritentgin,
end the various (lemons affections of Um nalsell•
lar arid nervous systems.
Saphilia or Priscreol and .31 - crmschif P.lseeses
are cured by it, themgh a tong time Is required for
illinlning flies(' obstinate malatillis by am medicine.
Rut long motioned use of this medicine will ruse
the coniplaint. lesseorrhsra or White's, !tutor
rift-rations., nod Frmalt. Di . are com
monly soon relieved and ultimately cured liv it,
purifying and invigorating effect. kincte Direc
tions for each min , are found to our Almanac. sup.
plied gratis. R.hrwmatissis and Gout, when
roused by sicerimolationn of extraneous. matters
hi the blond, yield qmiikly to it, as also Lime
Compfniets. Torpidity. Coprestion or its
motion of the Meer. andslassodfce, when arising,
as they often do, from the rankling!mission hiti-c
blond. This SARSAPARILLA is ri great
tr
srwres for the strength and vigor of the systrm.
Those who are Lasauld and Listless. IttlrEctv
drool. Sleepinu.. nod trembled with Nimmons Ap
preken•talra or Fran. or any of the nem-firms
symptomatic of Wess/.-siess. Will first Immesh:4c
relief nod convincing evidence of its re.ntoralive
power upon. trial.
PREPARE 23 nr
Or. J. C. ArEll Ncuta.,
Practical and .4sratylicai Chemists
SOLD UT ALL DUtGGISTS EVIatTWITERE.
Cold by Abel Terrell. and Berns & Nichols
Montm and all druggists end dealers every
where. [Dec. 21, 18;0--y
'Guttenberg, Tosenbaum 6: fo
Would rerpertfUlly call your attemllon to their
NEW STOCK OF
Fall and Winter Goods
which for variety of Styles nevte.. t has beer encored 1J
this plum. Our astortment of
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS,
CLOAKING MATERIALS, FLAN
NELS, WHITE GOODS,
DOMEsvcs,:&c.
Nwirer Weass Sotter.
IN MILLINERY GOODS
Trimmed •nd untrimmed Ladies' and Clilld' Hee
Plower.. Feather*, blurt and colored Velvets, L.iobona
&e. Lte. never more handsome.
TN Ladies' and Chiren's FTILNISGING GOOD
Sl.mtg. Cones, ld Gardkerchiefs. Collars and S.
CWT.. Merlon Wrappene. Hostery and Knit Geod.,
cheaper than for the lael ten years.
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING !
For Men, Youths. and Boys, a fall and complcte stock
Meo's full suits from $lO to sao.
OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS: OVERCOATS!
Of all the different grades, and at all prices
CLOT.II9, CASSINEBES, BEAVERS, &c. for Custom
We take matures gadget up garments to ord , e to
good style, snd wsziaut good Ailing and saluttactory
Work.
GEN, TS.' 0 GOODS
White and flume/ Shirts, Merino Wrappers & Draw
ers. Handberthieta. Dow., Linen and l'aper liars &
Suspenders. Gloves, Umbrellas, Trunks &
el., gre.t. variety.
BATS AND CAPS,
Men and Ettc ,... l. of thelatest st yle and great In -sari
•
Oar Stock has been seleelesl with cam amd as Avatar
our goodsla here our tittles Iry frequently 119111
10 to 20 per cent. ia ambit. As we ask as small a mar.
eta above -cost ar any dealer rutn or will take, we an
Jardr mudse you good trogalut.
an *III make it for
year tattle. to data with SO. -
Art we ask la g all . examination of our stock, u 4
rcunparisee orpriers.
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ctv Athal l tiOententO.
DAUCHEIf & CO.
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The Component parts are Dacha, Long Leaf, Cubetm
Juniper Deaden.
Mobs or PunrAlwriow,—Bachti. in Tarn° Juniper
Berries, by distillation. to forma fine gin. Cubenv
traeted b displacement with spirits obtained from
Juniperßerries; very little sugar is need, and a small
proportion of spirit. It is more palatable than any
now to use.
Bache, as prepared by Draggists. Is ofa dark color.
It Ise plant that emits Its fragrance ; the action of a
dame destroys this (its active principle), leaving a
dark and glutinous decoction. Mine is the color of in
gredients. The Bnchn In my preparation predomin
ates; the smallest quantity of the other ingredients
are added. toprevent fermentation ; upon inspection,
It Will be found not to be a Tincture, as made in ?har
mer:opera, nor is It a Syrup—and therefere can he need
In uses whera (over or Inflammation exist.. In this
yon have the knowledge of the ingredients and the
mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor no with a trial.fond that
upon Inspection It will meet with your approbation,
With a feeling of confidence.
I am, very respectfully,
11. T. lIRLMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist of 16 years experience.
$2, 0 0
.1,00
1,75
.1,40
1,25
-1,00
(From the largest Manta/tearing Chemists in the
World.)
Wm-canna 4' 1 4 At.
" I am acquainted with Mr. 11. T. Ilehnboid ; be *e
el:Tied the Drug Store opposite ray reeldenee, end wnr
suereuful in conducting the business whern others had
not been equally se before him. I have berm falora
b/y impressed with his character and enterprise."
WILLIAM WEIGHT!! AN.
Firm of Powers & W elchtman. Manufacturing
Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadel
phia. •
YIELMBOL.D'S FLUID KETIIAet , ,,tIUt 1117.
for weakness arising from indiscretion Theo Ansi
id ',Avers of Nato re witch ate accompanied by ins
he alarming symptoms, among which will he font in
d4poeltion to Exertion, 1.0. s of:Memory, ros
liersor or ni6V.A•t, or Feyebodiugs et Let
Universal Lassitude, Prostration, and inability to ch
ter Into the enjoyments of •octety.
Thr Constitution, once tiffett.t.d with Ot gsnic Wentz
nrse•reqnlresthr aid olMedicine to strengthen and in
elgoratettle, which
11ELMOOLD'S ESTr..d.CT DUCTIU
Invariably deco. Iron treatment Is eubmitted to. Coo •
etlmptloll or Inennity ensue,
Fuutn 13.x.rn.ser or Reran. to nffectlons
peculiar to Vetonleo. to unertnalled by any other pr,p,
ration, no In Chlorosis. or Retention, Painfulneos or
Sopureseron of cnstoinary evarnst low.. Ulcerated or b
Schlrus orate or the Urert., and art complaints net ,
dent to the sex, or the decline or chine of
Ilelaabohrs Extract Budirt and Improred
Rose Wash
will radically ex terminate !rem the •rstem disease• nrt
ring from habits of disolpatton. at litt,e expense, little
or uo change In diet, far fncnnrenienre or exposure :
completely •nperscding those unpleasant and d.incer
ous remedies, Copal vs and Mercury, in all these diseas
es.
Use Ue Fltild Extract of Bnchn In all direar
cc of these organs, whether existing In male internale,
from whatever Cause originatini . and no matter of how
longstanding. ii I sntasat tas teanod%.:i m
niatLionamLerengthelgt;any
preparations of Bark or iron.
Those safferlng from broken down or delicate ceneti
intions, procure the remedy at once.
The rimier meet be en - are the, however !I Igh t may
he the a ttack orthe above (ffseares, it is certain to af
fect the bodily health and manta) powers.
All the above diseases require the alder a Diuretic
HiaBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
li tho Oreat Dleat Diuretic.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Price, $1.26 per Bottle-43 Bottles $0.60.
Delivered to any address. Describe symptoms in all
communications.
Address B. T. DEVADOLD. Drug and Chemical
Wenhouse, 04 Broadway, N. Y.
Elli" None me vomit'', en less done ati In steel ea e:
and
ed vnisigned pper,dith tneldiedle of my elsemded,Wereloonse
Jane 1, 1870.-17. U. T. HELIIIICiLD
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
wtar.r.tha mu:Mullet
VINEGAR BITTERS
-
§£' ■ undre Hds of Thouspads ek - ,,,
Br- tt a igia,;VVl,°' iRI
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TREY Anr. NOT A V1L.71
As FANCV
sw , of Poor Bum, Whl.hey, Proof Spirit•
and Author Lie:ours doctored, Poked and sweet.
rood to please do taste, called " Tonles,""Appctir..
mu," •• restorers," orb, that lend the tippler en to
drunkenness and nun, but are a ma iced nine, =ado
from the Native Roots and Herbs of California, tl,O
from nil Alcoholic Stimulants. They aro Ma
GREAT BLOOD Pvreiriza nod A LIFE
CIPIyU PRINCIPLE a perfect Renovator sad
Livirarator of (ho System, carrying off all poinonons
matter and restoring the blood to a healthy condition.
No person can Labe these fitters smart:leg to three•
Lion and remain long unwell.
8100 unite° given for em Ineurablo care, provided
the bones aro not destroyed by mineral poison or
other means, and Mc vital organs trusted beyotultho
point of revel?.
For Inaommuterr and Cares:de r.beurea.
MIMI clod Gout, I)ToPeO.do. or Indigestion,
nillots, Remit/cat and Intermittent revers
Diseases of Um flood, Liven, Kidneys, cod
Bladder. Mao Bitters here boon most sncecss•
fol. Such Bloc:moo nro canna t 7 Vitiated
flood. nillcb Is gmzcially produced by dcranCemelat
tho Digestive Organs.
PreiPEPSILL OIL LKDIGESTION. real
ache, Dan to the amniders, Coughs, Tlghtnesn of rho
Chest, Dizziness, Four Eructations of the Stern:Mb,
tad toots In the, Mouth, Mona Attacks, Palpitation
of the Heart, Irliammation of the Mingo, Pain In the
regions of the Kidneys, and 41malml other Fistful
symptoms, are the offsprings of Dyspcpts.
They invigorate the Etemach end stimulate the ter
pfd liver and bowels, which readertheln of unequalled
et:honey to cleansing the blood of all impurities, and
imparting new life and rigor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES. Eruptions, Tetter, Batt
Rheum, Statelier,. tpots, Ample., Pustules, Dogs, Cnn
boucles, Elng•Woroca, Be:ad•flend, Bore Eye-a.
clan, Itch, Bourfs, Dlscoltoratlons of the Skin, Eamon
and Discos. of the hlan, of whatever name or nature,
are literally dug op and carried out of the system In a
short tlmo by the "SC of them Enters. One bottle Ls
such eases will convince the most Incregolocs of their
euratlva sleet.
Cleanse the Vltleted Eloed cher.ercr you find Ito
Impurities burtting brough the thin In Pimples, Prep-
Lions or Sorci; cleanse It when you end It obstructed
and sluggish In the v01e..; cleanse it when It is fond,
and your feelings will tell you whoa. Keep the blood
pure and the health of the system will follow.
PIN, TA PE and other WO II MS, lurking to the
system of so Many thousands, ore effectually destsoy
ed and removed. For full dlrcetleas, road carefully
the circular amend each bottle, printed Co four len
guarat—English,Gersuan, French nod Spanish.
J. ti tt n - Flt, rroprieter. n.ll. SIcDONALI) it CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agents. Con Francisco, Cal.,
and FR end r 4 Commerce Street, Neer York
VEr . SOLD lIT ALL DEUGGIST3 AND DaPtlr RPq
Oct. 26—y fnipctc
TEA I .
Every kind of Tea In matkvt.ln.t a rrlred. an(
.al. at V.,rk ,c11610.5:11e pr.e” . Al.o a One.".
rairrltuta of GUI , r.E. Bay of me HMI .ace expo..
ABEL TURREL.L.
M.,10r0.e. Pt.. April2o. 1870.
ESTA I3LISIDIENT
OF IFILLI.I.II W. Sill TI!.
PLI,SE Tate Netter: The ey.ten•l, Farah are
Ettaaliahment of W W. Smith. haring. been
retitled and if:really improved. the proprietor respect.
fully announce,- to the citizens nI ilantro-e and vim n
ty. that he I- no,tantly mak inlz and keep, on hand the
larzegt and beet zu.a.ortment al
M — is ILT Pt. ..ocl 'EI 17 3El_
to be funnd nnywher thls side of New York City,
Desks. Divans, Toweirackg., Lon:L.:es. Footntool4 &c.
Center Lard, Fier. Toilet. Din in,z. Kitchen and
ztentleu tables.
—Cone neat Wtaat•.'at Rockers, Cane, Flag
and Woodsents of every variety and •ty le.
Sofa sand Tt•te.a.tetcs. furnished on 'short notice.— I)ENTISTRY
Cane teat chairs revented.
; All those In scant of false Teeth or other dental work
SPRING BEDS.
.nno Id colt at the attire of the suateribcrs, who are pro.
A large ate-ottment—eheapeet and b ee t p the market pared to de oil kinds of wort In their line on short unti es
Cane Seat Chairs. Particultir attention paid to making , full and porno/
setts of teeth on gold, silver, or aluminum plate ; akto mr
lam now enabled to supple my customers with a new Weston'acaet composition ; the two latter prefemble to
seta:tont in ;cone eat chair. „rhom e monnfacinre. which ali, , Y .... o . f , !beToc , h_ea .... p . e n r_o rob ubs . La . u r,: e g es now need .7 a d d f .d or dens
regrow
plates.
will b.-foilmi greatly superior to those formerly in na w - m •i•;7,4 1 7 .. " . .i;P.
market, and yet are sold nt a less price. I The adrantn,,ee of haying work done by permanently to-
C.A.V,'-S EAT' CIIAIRS RE-SEATED.' exited and rosponsible parties. most be apparent to a
'pell.
• d
work waante. lease call and examine -
lar' Ready made coffino on hand or furnished at men ll s of plate w rr urk a t un eoffice, over Boyd& Co's hard
•hort notice. Hearse al 11 . 1. r. in readiness If dentred. Senn store•.
I employ none hat coreffil and experienced workmen,
intend to do my work u ell, and sell it no low as can
be afforded.
TVIT,LIAM W. SMITH.
Mon [rose, Feb 18,:1SCS.
EW WALL. PAPER,
Ju.t arrived. and 1401 /TM. , b ^ sr hT
Montrote. April 7.,), Aram firfiltELL
D ISSOLUTION
The firm of A. & 1) . R. Lathrop is dissolved
by mutual consent. The business will be con
tinned by A. Lathrop, and the accounts settled
by either of the undersigned.
• A. LATHROP,
D. R. LATHROP.
Montrose, Jan 1, 1871-11w3
K. B.—The undersigned will give his special
attention to the settlement of account.
D. R. LATHROP.
DOWN TOWN NEWS,
MINER AND COATS,
Maln Street, 6 doors below Boyd's Corner, Montrose
FLOUR, GROCERIES, AND
PROVISIONS.
We are conatardly rec lying nd now have unhand,
a (Web stock of Woods In onrlli e, w bleb we
CHEAP CHFAI I CHEAP!
for casthor exam orproduca.
GOOD TEA S,
COFFEE, SUGA R,
MOLASSES,:SPICES,
PORE, FISH, LARD,
HAMS, DRIED FRUITS,
CLOVER TIMOTHY SEED, dm.
We.traveredtted and made additlonsito oar Stock o
Palls.and are nem/ready to lorward Butter to the bat
commission houses in Now York.tree of charge, and
makellberaladvancements on consignments.
Call and osamineopr Stork before purchasing else
where. andconvlnte Tonnelves oft he
GOOD, QUALITY A: LOW PRICES
of Oar Goode.
C. O. MINER,
. , . W. R. COATS
Montrose, Aprll 16. 1869.
OLD . JEWELRY.
A New and larse supply,
Matron, Now. 21, J6ro. ABEL TEBBE
.
STATE ISORMAL.SCEOO - L, •
MANSFIELD, TIOGA CO. Ps.
English and Classical courses. Terms begin
SOptensber 7th, December 12th, and bisrch 27th.
State appropriations :or students. Students sd
rnitte44l3 any time. Apply -to
OTIAS. W. VERRILL, A. M.,
Mansfield, Pa. Aug. 31,1870.-1 y
HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCI
ATION,
For the Rel Wand care of the Erring and 'inanimate"
Principlea of Union= Philanthropy.
Emmye on the &roma Tooth and the Paha of Atm
ahlrhigme athilllYtnerd.7lftEaTtlntMalceditn74.freil"l_ll2-
anahs HOWARD ASSOCIATION, BOX P.
TALBOT & STAMP,
GROCERIES & PROYISMIS
Floor, Halt, Duller. Pork, Lam, Ham, Pall Pleb, Tallow,
CandLia, Cracker', Cheese, Coffee, Spleen, Choice
TC3R, Hague, Mee, Dried and Canned
Prof!. Tobacco, Cloaca, Banc►
and all other article, timidly kept In a ant clan Grocery
and Prorhdon Store.
We 1011 mark nor floods. low as we can afford, and
for ca,M, or eschauge fur produce,
PATRONAGE SOLICITED
Mout mw, SrpL tM, 1.470.—tf
ABEL TURRELL,
_A
DRUGGIST, MONTROSE, PA
I Continually receiving
NEW GOODS
And keep, ronotontly on hand a full und deist:able as
inirtment el genuine •
DRUGS, ILEDICINRS, uIIERICALS, LIQUORS,
Pain Pre-Sings, Teat , . Srleev, and other Oro
rent,. Stone Warn. Wall and Ntilndow Paper, Wars
ware, Fruit jar., Mlrrum Lampe. Chimneys, Km
rent., Maroloery Oil, Tonnes.' 011. .ti ern eftiat Oil i Un
lined Whale Oil i Sperm Oil. Olive 01i, Splrlte TnrPCll
- t. ynary Seetl. Vineintr.Potaeli. Conten
t etied Lye. Axle tirraee. sopporlynn.Dellteal
I a.tnonente, Shoulder Ilracce. P 1.1.1.,
Car PO. der, 5i,.,. Lead. Gun Cape, Blotting
and Face. Violins. String*, Bono. etc_ Shoe.,
Fi-h LS., Bar and Toilet Soaps,
tlai r Ilair Ileetorere. and liar Dreg. Ilrolibes.
Pocket i en, Spent :tele, ,Sll, er Fluted gpoono,Forkt,
De.Atitt Artic.a,, a general areortment of
I"\\(T GOODS, JEWELRY, and PERFUMERY
AU the leading and bent kinds of
PATENT MEDICINES
In short. nearly every thtn7, to restore Ibe pick, to
plea, the tante, to delight the eye, to gratify the ham,
nti !ling" to.vndure 10 the nvtl aMt 911 /hail/tied comfortA
of life. Eutunertati.o to Impracticable. so it woaldlill
a newspaper. Call at tue Drug laid Variety Store of
MoMrosc,Jan. 3, MO
W. W. 8313T1.1 & DitOTIU:It
Montro.e. Ang, 18, IF69.—t(
A GENTS RANTED TO SELL'
Chamberlin's
LAW BOOK FOR
BUSINESS MEN
TUE BEST Sr DSCRIPTION BOOK OUT, Address,
O. D, CASE & CO„ [Weever's Com B.ptll,—Sn►
ATTENTION!
WELL GIVE YOU "FITS."
T. D. TAYLOR, so long known in Bingham
ton as one of the most popular Cutters, and
fashionable Tailors in this section of country,
has formed a co-partnership with E. F. New
comb, of Montrose, and they are now prepared
to furnish men's wearing apparel of all kinds,
and in style and workmanship superior to any
establishment in this section of country. Wo
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
to all who may favor us with their patronage.
Shop ut Post's old corner, on Public Avenue:
I'. D. TAYLOR,
E. F. IsrEWCO3I.I3.
Montrose, Oct. 10, 19, 1870.—tt
D R. CLARK'S OFFICE
at BDTGII.A.3ITON
la rooms No. 16 and 2.0 in " Per Leo llonse,' S
No.Bl Washington street ; where the Dr. can be
found every Saturday and Monday. Do no, fail
to call on him.
Nov. 10, 1870.—tf • ' -
IAVITD—ACENT ,S (10) per day) to 'sell Ulo
celebrated -110k1 S_ biIDTTLX, SEWING NA*
CUINE. Rae the teadentectl, makes the leek smog
Wow on both eidee,) and Is fully llama. 'Tho bedews
eta:awn Bowing leathlee la the market. Address
JOHNSON . , faldata 6 CO,, -Eoston,Naera.Pktabareh
Va., Chicago, LI., or St. Lotus, 210. 1i1ept.141,...f
ABEL TurtußLl