the tarot ante tiroidr
Buckwheat Cakes.
I love to see in satamer tune,
The Eirmer plow the land,
And hnnuicast o'er the furrows sow,
The buckwheat with his hand.
I love to see the little germ
Come springing up to view ;
And see at moot the gmwing plant
r. eq) rent with sparkling dew.
I love to see the blossoms ope,
As white as pearly snow,
While oei the fields the gentle winds,
With laden perliune blow.
I love to see the blooming field
Put on its coat of brown ;
And see the heavy laden stalk
With ripened grain hang down
I love to see, in even swath,
The cradled buckwheat lie;
And help to rake and rear the sheaves
And set them up to dry.
I love to see the loaded sheaves
Before the old barn door,
And hear the sounding flail
Upon the threshing floor.
I love to see the Canning mill
Blow off the dusty chaff;
And see them measure up the grain,
And "strike" the bushel half.
I love to see the water wheel.
Revolve with mighty power,
Which sets the mill stone whiting round
To grind the bnckwhcat flour.
I lore to hear the thumping
Within the noisy mill,
And see the miller scoop the flour
The farmer's bags to 611.
1 lot•e too see the busy cook
Ifer pankmike batter make,
And on the heated griddle pour,
The limped flowing cake.
I. love to see the half done cake,
With skill turned upside down,
Until the stove with steady heat,
llas baked the pancake brown.
The-buttered cake upon my plate
I dearly lore to see.
And when with honey sweetet.el well
It looks more temptingly.
Then all the pleasures I have named
A greater one I take--
'Tis at the table, when I sit
And eat the Buckwheat Cake.
Dutch Dairies.
The farmers' boys and girls of ",Imerica.
I am confident, would lik to go with me
into a dutch farm-house. Stable, house I
and dairy are under the same roof. The
house which we visit stands on the bank
of a canal—the water in the canal almost
on a level with the ridge pole. One of
the dairy maids has been out to the canal
to wash her pans and dishes, and now
she is taking them- back to the house,
drawing them in a little cart. Look at
her shoes—wooden ones, turned up at the
toe like a skate—clump, clump, clump.
they go as she steps. She leaves them
outside the door, and puts on a pair of
slipers as she enters. She has a bonnet
so cur s that I shall not attempt to de
cribe it, tof just such a pattern as was
worn by er grandmother. Some of the
cattle are iu the fields, blanketed to keep
them warm. A girl with red cheeks and
bright eyes opens the door of the stable,
and takes us along the stalls to see the
cows--twenty-six cows standing by their
cribs, or lying down chewing their ends,
fastened by rope halters—and, funniest of
all sights, each cow has her tail drawn up
to the ceiling by'a cord and pulley, so
that in time their tails grow straight up
into the air! There are great tabs filled
with milk, and curds and whey ; there is
a fire place in the stable, where they scald
the milk, also the cheese press. We enter
a little room and see the pots of butter
and the rows of cheese—not such great For Seven Dollars Per Line, we Will
ones as the New Hampshire girls tarn out, 111 NsERT AN ADVERTISEMENT ONE MONTH In
but cheeses almost the size of a sixty-four ; 1 Otte Mildred and Pau-Fire Flrr-.t (lase
pounder cannon ball, not quite round,', Pennsylvania Newspapers,
but like the earth, flattened at the pules. Inelndlng Elzren Dailie,
If you were to go with me into some of 1 We refer to to tho PolAlrtor of thin Pont:. to shorn our
the warehouses of Amsterdam, you wouldrerpouo
, Za it mun kuowo.
ssat late.ant 3P-x-caio.
see cart loads of the cheeses—enough to Address GEORGE P, ROWELL, & Co.. Adrertiring
freight scores of ships. They are kept for , Agents. Nos. 4U and 41 Park Row. New York.
mouths, and years even, and never lose
their goodness, it is said. You have
read how a Dutch admiral, in a sea fight,'
after having fired away all of his cannon
balls, kept up the batteries with cheeses—
just
such cheeses as these which the
bright eyed dairy maid takes pleasure in
showing. We go from the stable up a
short flight of stairs into the kitchen and
say "Good morning" to the farmer's wife,
who curtsies like a little child. She shows
us over the house, draws aside a curtain
and shows us the beds iu the recesses
along the wall, like a berth a ship. Au
old clock—its brass weight and pendulum
as bright as sand and soap can make them
—ticks in one corner. She takes great
pleasure in showing us her treasures, in
the -front" room; a bureau of the richest
mahogany, set off with bead mountings,
with carved feet like lion's claws • with
rows of gilt chairs dishes around the
room "Ist under the ceiling—old ware,
cups and saucers, which her great grand
mother used, which she will hand down
to her daughters, and they to their chil
dren. There are old pictures on the wall
—flue engravings; more china on the
tables and stands. Everything is so clean
and-nice that you are almost afraid to be
in the room. .
—rm. der 40— --
flow tomake hens lay In the rater.
A writer. itiTthe "Western Farmer,"
says: -
Being an old. han d at the business, and
I think successfel; I Wish to give, for the
benefit of thoteintereated, my system of
feeding poulty to force them. I chop up
pretty hne meat of any kind—baked,
roasted or raw—and to about a pound of
meat-14ot about half a teaspoonful of
cayenne-pepper. I mix thoroughly ; then
feed, the meat to them. always being care
ful to have them fed about an hour be
fore, with grain or other food.
If tricat Is nut to be had, then make
mush of either corn meal, oat meal or
--buokideat flour, using one teaspoonful
for about twenty hens.
Never soak your corn. It is a poor
plan.
kind,
must have hard feed of
some kind, or they will hare poor diges
tion and then of course other diseases.
I feed the mixture as much as twice a
eoldlwheather I feed
oftener, and bave .no-neighbor Who can •
show. meWeggiftom 1.1)e same Amber of
hens than Lonnowither have they mom
vigorons,-..„%sethy,stdek. • Old morter,.
charred botiN.l' - ,"elirtreoal; - etc., are good.
gnu ,Itutvtirigintuto.-
NITHAM WITCHES.
TILE Extensive use et these watches- for the last tit
teen years by Railway Conductors, , -,Engtn eers - nud,
Expressmen. the most exacting of tratel-Wmtrert.b .. lhas
thoroughly- demonstrated the strength, itcadlnesi;aur:
ability and accuracy of the Waltham Watch. To antis
17 that class in all these respects, to to deckle the ques
tion as to the real value of them time-keepers.
More than 500,000 of these watches arc now speak
inf., for themselves to the pockets of the people—a proof
and a guarantee of their superiority over all others.
The seperior organization and great extent of the
Company's Works at Waltham, enables them toprocrnee
watches at a price which renders competition tattle, and
those who buy any other watch merely pay from 23 to
50 per cent, more for their watches than Is neesssary.
These timnpleces combine every Improvement that a
long elperienCe has proved of real practical WC. 11211 . -
irg had the refusal of nearly carry invention in watch
making originating in this' country or in Europe, only
those were foully adopted which eevere testing by the
most skilfull artisans to our works, and long Use on the
part of the public, demonstrated to be essential car
rect anti endirrieg time-keeping.
Among the many Improvements we would partial
brine:
The invention and- rise of a centre pinion of peculiar
coastructlon, to prevent Carnage to the train by the
breakage of a main-springs, is original with the Ameri
can Watch Company, who, having had the refusal of all
other contrivances, adopted Fogg's patent pinion asbo
:rig the best and ninitlesn.
Hardened and tempered balr.aprings, now universally
admitted by Watchmakers to be the best, ere used It
all grader, of Waltham Watches.
MI Waltham Wattles have duet-proof caps, protcrA
log the movement from dust, and lessening the necessi
ty of the frequent cleaning necessary in other watches.
Oar new patent stem-winder, or keyeless watch latl
ready a decided success, and a great Improvement on
any atom-winding Watch In the American market, and
by far the cheapest Watch of its quality now offered to
the public• To those living In proportions of the tott
ed States where watchmakers do not abound, watches
with the above mentioned improvements which tend to
ensure accuracy, cleanlinces,drimbillty and convenience,
must prove invaluable.
Tho trademarks of .the various styles made by the
Company arc as follows :
American Watch Co., Waltham, Mass.
Amn. Watch Co ; Waltham, Mass.
Atncriam Watch Co', Crescent St.. Waltham Mass
Appleton, Tracy Lt. Co . , Waltham, Ma,
American Watch Co., Atlanta St . Waltham, Mass
Waltham Watch Co.. Waltham, Malta.
P. S. Bartlett, Waltham. Mass,
Wm. Ell ry, Waltham. Masa.
Ltom• Watch Co.. Boston Mass.
Exa.ntrof the rytalling of the a mamas carefully before
buylnc. Any variation even of a single letter, indicates
a counterfeit.
• _
For rota by all leading jenrelert. No watches retailed
by the Company.
An illuotrated history of ‘entch.making, containing
ranch rit.efni Information to watch-mean:l - n cent to any
address en application.
Robbins & Appleton,
General &Tents for Atneitcan Watch Co.. 193 Broad
way. New• York.
rilitE °Welt and hest ennductid emantilc College In
Ike Country. Fur rireulara. write to
P, DI FP d, PONS, Pittsburgh. Pn.
II.kE.PEES' EDITION OF I:FFS
1 , 111 rn",..teoinpreliewl% e %%net: inthli=bett. Cun
tuftu Nationul 1341. k., Bookk,einng. Sc.
IUNCLE JOSH'S
Trunk , Full of. Fun.
4 PORTFOLIO of Orst.ciss Wit and Humor, con
-1.1.. taming the richest Comical Stories, Cruel Sells.
stue Splitting Jokes, flumonms Poetry,qualnt Partxlies.
Burlinle Sermons New Connundrnms and litirth.Pro.
yoking Speedier ever publ ir bed. Interspenied with ere
riour puzzles, amusing card trla,, Feat: of Parlor Nag
ic. and mark,' :WO Fuoiny Engravings. • Illustrated C. •
er. I•ricr 15 etc. Sent b) mail, portage paid, to any part
of the I. n 11,41 Status, oil e:1,1. of price.
I.II(.Ii;ENS 4Y. FITZGh.RAL),
IN Ann St., N. Y.
TAR. S. Sr vrrcir s Fainity Physician; 1)13
; by rnail ro, Trachoo> now to curt
Untoarmee, of the trer on f
Ain, Asir, eyea.cramplesion.
Wnto to 114 Broadway, New York.
BLOOMINGTON, (ILL) NIMERY
1, 9 TR Tear, MO Acres 13 Greenhouses. Larrx.t As
sJrtment sixes. Rest Stork I Low Prices !
Would )on know what, when, how to phut! Print.
shade, evergreen trees, root.. grafts, sea...limns, ()sag.
plants, apps seed. early hose 11.1.1110 CY. shpt hs , , roses,
greenhouse and garden Plants. 4ke FLOWKII and
V Ell ETAJ)LE SEED?! tlnt, best collection—sons and
qnalitv. Send le cents fur New. Illustrated Dederlptlve
Catah;,mo—ito page,. Send stamp. each for Cataloger'
of Seeds, with plain directions-4:4 pages ; Bedding and
Garden Plants-32 pages. and Whole...llr Prise Lint-21
pages. dd ree. F. K. PiKENI.X, IlloOrragion. Ilhnols
A GREATR
OFFE.—lrorace Waters
4SI Broadway, N. Y., will Menet. of One Hundred
Plane. Melodeon*, and Orzans of six flrft-clam makerA.
including Waters, at Extremely Low Prices,For
During Mit , Month, or will take a part caeh and hakince
In monthly or quarterly enistallmente.
$1 TO $lO PER DAY.
MEN, WOMEN. who mime Mourners business make
from h 1,5 to ARO per day In their own localities.
Fall particulars and Instructions sent free by mail.
Those In need of permanent, profitable work, should
address at once.
Gron.ot SITAFON a Co., Portland, Maine
AID INDEPENDENT FORME
=NT FOaR ZUCCIPTIVIIMEIES :
t.); 4c made in a quiet way by marl that are capable
of keeping the secret.,
Addlees JAMES GOODWIN,
G: Exchange Pince, Nee; York.
dep rsE Tu
AE BALSAM
1870
(.7.1‘.7 POPULAR BALSAM ,
ht old Pundard named y for Coughs, Cold,, Uousurup
don -- NoUdnd Eater," Cm.r.r. Biwa, Co., Boston.
ii999311i9q194
TO THE WORKIRG CLASS.—We are now prepared
to furnish all classes with constant employment at
home, the whole of the time or for the epare moments.
Business new, light, and profitable. Persons of either
sex racily earn from Lae. to td per evening, and a pm
portioual sem by devoting their -whole time to the
business. Boys and girls ea to nearly vs much as men.
That all who eve thin notice may send their address,
and tort the business, we make the unparalled offer:
o such as are nut well satisfied, we will seed El to pay
for the trouble of writing. Full particulars. a valuable
sample which will do to commence work on, and a copy
of The Profir's Literary Coreponion—one of the larlvs,-44
and best family newspapers ever published—sll rent
free by mail. /leader, If you want permanent, profita
ble work, address
8. C. ALLMiit CO., Augusta Man(
=333.131 4 :E3rm055t For 81.1.
ft Salary per week, and expenars. paid
*3‘./
Agenta, to nail oar new and rwcful dieoaveri.
Address B.'Strttr& CO., Marshall, 3116.
A VOID QVCKS .— A victim of early ludieerction,
LS. comiug. to mons debility, premature decay, Se..
haring tried every advertised raved v. has a simple
means of itellteure, which he tOli send 'free to hie fellow
sufferers, Address J. Q. TUTT LIE. TS Nassau
. Street. flew Fork.
Feh. let, 18-11.-4 w.
FARE FOR SALE,
1 - I NACCOUNT of poor health, the
subscriber offers his far= for sale, situated about
three miles west of Montrose. between the old Owego
and Chemurgy Turupikes, adjoinhv land of D.IDAIIInds.
containing about 1.24 acres of land. 85 acres improved,
the residue well timbered, cmfortable buildings. a choice
orchard of about lOC trees, and well watered with never
falling springs and creeks. -
fafr Terms easy, Zuguire.of tit% subscriber, on the
farm. or of J. Grlidis, at Read., 4rltts store ;
Montrose. 3 1 470 -1 , 1 GRIFFIS...
Bridgewater, January, ' —-- • Cw*,
TEA!
-A- evertmptce Te;tin alarlM,just arrisetLana
fur val. rit 1 4 r - ew York oduiltlale price.. Also a ilaaaa ,
rortment of COFFEE. Boy of me and rave e reef.
rtnves. ABEL
Montrooc. Po. AprilN 1:770
. . - • -
CALL AT
ROBII 4 IBO - E'B •
801:TIIERli TIER
P r EnWiT l iZrM
EMPORIUM,
88 Washington Street,
Binghamton, N. Y.
Where you will find
The Largest Stock, the Best Assortment, and
the Lowest Prices of any house in the city.
N. 11—All Goods sold warranted as represen
ted.
Binghamton, Aug. 24, 1870.—1 y
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
For all the ptirposea of a Laxative
Medicine. -
r , Perhaps no one medl
eine le so universally re
gulled by everybody as
/a =Mara°, nor was ever
-
any before so universal
-
ly adopted into use, in
e t riera .t. co a ti osi n e, try r an th d . am in o i n i i
yet u c n purgative
' PtU. The obvious rea
. son Is, that Ms atom. re
•"*liable and far more etesa
• Mal remedy than any
- • other. Those who have
tried it, know that It cured them; those who have
not, know that It cures their neighbors and friends,
and all know that what It does once it does always
that it never fells through any fault or neglecter
its composition. We have thousands upon thou.
sands or certificates of their remarkable cures of the
following complaints, but such cures are known in
every neighborhood, and wo need not publish them.
Adapted to all ages and conditions-In all climates;
containing neither calomel or any deleterious drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody. Thar
sugar coaling preserves them over fresh and makes
them pleasant to take, while being timely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal viscera to purify tiro blood and stimtik.o It
Into healthy action —remove the obstructions of the
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the
body, restoring their Irregular action to health, and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such. derange.
meats as are the first origin of disease.
Minute directions are given In the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
Pill. rapidly cure:—
For Dyspepshs or Indigestion,Listless.
net's, Languor and LOS. of Ap petite, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the atom.
rah and restore its healthy one and action.
For Liver Complaint and its rations Map.
toms, Bilious Headache, Sick Headache,
Jaundice or Green Sickness, Hiltons
Colic and =nous Weyer., they should be Ju
diciously taken for each case, to correct the diseased
action or remove the obstructions which cause It.
For Dysentery or Diarrhea, but one mild
dose is generally required.
For Rheumatism, Gout. Gravel, Palm.
ration of the Heart, Pain in the Side,
Back and Loins, they should be continuously
taken, as required, to change the diseased action of
the system. With such change those complaints
disap pear.
For Dropsy and Dropsical Swellings they
should be taken in largo and frequent doses to pro
duce the effect of a drastic purge.
For Suppression a large dose should be taken
as It produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As a Dinner Pill, take one or two Puts to pro
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
mad invigorates the system .i flare It Is atm
ad
vantageous where no derangement exists.
On of these Pills makes him fee{ Lclacti en ly bettor that !
from dose
their cleansing and renovating effect on the diges
tive apparatus.
DR. J. C. AYES it CO., Practiced Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS., V. B. A
Sol.l by Abel l'urrell, and Item...
Nl..ntrose, and druggist.. and dealer, every
here. (Dec. 21, 1670--y
Gullazbety, ReAcnbaum 0 1 'Co
%Vcald rt,pc.tt fully cull your atlvntiot to thcir
NEW STOCK OP
Fall and Winter Goods
which for TorletY of Stiles nere3 has beer esetllcd it
this place. 00f assortment or
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS,
CLOAKING MATERIALS, FLAN
NELS, WHITE GOODS,
DOMESTICS,:&c.
2%7" ovr ex. 17P' v‘is Miottor.
IN MILLINERY GOODS
Trimmed Ind untrimmed tadim , ' and C'hild'
Firoverg. Fnagler•, ldnek and colored Velvets, inbong
&c. &c. never more handsome.
I.adles• end Children's F , RNISTIING Goono..
Wan-tn. orpt.te. Wove.. Ilandkerchicr, C'ollarn and
Cu?.. 'Merino Wraida.,. Ilnaiery and Kull Goods.
ehenper thee fur the lael ten ymre.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
For Men, Youths, and Boys, a roll and complete stock
Metes full sults from $lO to VP).
OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS I OVERCOATS!
Of all the different grader, and at all priecr
CLOTHS, C.I.SSLUERES, ESEAVERS, 5., , e. for Cuttom
take measures and get up :Torments to order in
gnod style, told warrant good feting and sotlefactory
:root.
GRNTS' ILT.NISIIING GOODS
White and Flannel 'Marla° Wrapper! & Draw
ers, ifaadavrainfe, /Mire, Linen and Paper C. Darn &
Critro. Suspenders, Ginnie, Umbrella!, Trunks St Satch
els la great variety.
1.1.A.TS AND CATS,
c .;*
Men and Boys, of the latest style and great In sari
Onr_Siock has been seleeted with care, and ea wi luny
oar goods In large qapauties we frennently save from
10 to 93 per cent. in buying. As we nib asexual' a inst.
Mn abuse cost ne Any dealer can or will tuba. we can
justly-premise you gootibut-a, ins, and will make it for
yntirinteset to deal with us.
nfk.lo enni of OW etOCk. pad
Montrose. 0c11.070.5e
raitrolitt VOW Zab
E RIE RAILWAY
under min management—SOO miles with.
out chin eof coaches. Brood gunge, double track ronto
in nll pointy went, Korth-wont nod routh•w est. New
inproved. Conches nro run through without change
to Itocheater, Buffalo, Dunlara, Cies eland, and Cinutn.
natl.
On and after Monday) - ,Dee. 11,1311. Tralu3 leave
Itlnghalutou ai the folluvi lug Imam viz:
COINO
t rt.m Night Exdreee, (Mondays excepted]
3:25 am. eit Itxpreee. daily.
teat a. m. hall Tmln. Sundays excepted, for Buffalo
and Danklele.
3::X1 p, m. 'tinned Accommodation, Band ay excepted,
p. m. DaY ExPeee.. Sunday, excepted.
w. 12 p. In. Expense Mall, Snndays excepted.
•tent, p. ro. Wej ereight Stmdays excepted.
1:13.5 p. m. Eudgtent Tlain, duly for Lbc Wcat.
tioLYN E.T. \
acn3 a. m. Night Express, Sundays excepted.
7:•.1,1 a. In, Cincinnati Express, :Mondays excepted.
1:51 p. m. f/ny Eqpress Sundays excepted.
T:tu n. m • AtcommOdation Tram. daily for Snsunehanta
8:15 p. m. New York Mall, Sundt vs excepted.
111:,10 p. m. Light ctn. , Express, early.
11: to a. m. Way Prergla, Sundays excepted.
re-.% reel ..ed And complete .• Pocket Time Table" of
Poiowum,Tritins on the Erie Railway an d connecting
olio mcebtly horn pnbi,hed, And eon be had ou ap
plication lu the Ticket Agent 01 the Company.
L. D. RUC KER. W R. ri.krtn,
Gehl Supt. ratea Agt.
Dee. I, It,lo.
l EIIIGIT VALLEY RAILROAD.
J un and after rk.e. uo, 1,70, trains on Um Lehigh
Vainly Railroad w 111 run as follows :
Loore Wnwrl3 June.
lion E. 12. W. f 1 Xi a. Tn. 3.4.3 p. m. n. 40 p. m
Minn. IT 3.35 • . n59 •'
witmla 7.25 •• .1.111 •• 7.'40
L . lc.vrll;e ZT " 5.311 "
Skinner's Wy 8.45 •• 5(1
10,1toppen TT 07 " 5
Behnoppny 0114 •• 5.10 .`
Tunk'T,Tch .I " 6.40 "
L. Tt B. J nun. 10.3) 5.40 "
B.T.TITton 111 40 •• 7. 51) "
Wllkes Barre :1 in 8.15 .•
While ILiven 1055 '•
111• ch Chunk 1.10 "
Allenloun 2.37 ••
Bethlehem 2.40 "
Easton 3.17 "
Philatlelphla 5.05 "
.'.r. at Nam 1 Wk. 5.25 "
Leave New York 3.49 n. rn.
Pniladelphla ••12.00 m.
Raton 41 ''i.4i p.lll.
Itethleham 5 .1.1 ••
Allenttwn 919 4.00
4.00 • 1
111,- . 11 (bank 10,55 " 4.20 •••
'White lo p. tn. 5.15 •• 1.30 ••5.5.2 "
Pitte•ton LTA " 8.15
L 811. Jon. 200 " 41.`6
Tunl..'unck 351 "
Tlelmonany 3..41 "
Ileshoppoi 1 ••••
Skinner', , 5.3.15 "
vllle 3.49 ••
Towanda 4.:24 ••
Athena 535 " `•
Ir, at Waverly
Junction. E. B. W. 5 •
;V — No change of ears between Scranton and New
York, or between scranton and l'ldladelphia.
DecJrnher 1873.
TH'i GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN
{laFßY.—Just published, in a Settled Elvelope.—
All Price Six Cent+. A Lecture on the Nattier.,
Treatment and iladleal Cure or Settirnal
Weakne,, or Spermatorrtien. Induced by relr.Ablo , o, In
voluntary Emisslens Impotency. Net - roes Debility. and
Impedim•nte to Martian° v,•nern Ily : t•onsatept ion. Ep
ilepsy. and tits; mental AndpliyAiral incapacity. etc.
Dy 12WIT. .1. rt . LC ERN' E LL, M. D., Author of the
• Green &c.
The svorl/1-lenouned anther, in this admirahle Lel-tore
ninarlY Prnvcc front hisowu experience thnt the awful
eon, a osnee. of ,If-11:N.0 may he effectually removed
it ,out tol4ll, ins. and a ithout dangerous sur_aeal op,
ration, laatzes it,tretnentQ. rings and cordial., pint
1 0 , oa t a of care at certain an I ettel that. In
whis I. ex et . -or matter shat ht. c 10,1111.. y
1., um. cur, hin.,•lf pm, ittelv. and radienlly
T t“, .11 p5. , ,0 a boon to thousand- and thou
nand!
tto,t •••• al to a pl.tin envelope, to any athleco..
oneeceipt ~r lit-..r 10 0 iwol:1,20 I.y ad
dretetioc 1110 1151.11-51, 111 t.. (1 I.VEILWEI.T.'S
E=I=I2IMEMI
Gibb
Chest-nut
B Street, EININ S MACHINE
CL--72.ila,.;_ielphia.
" I give my karty preference to tho
Willcox Sc Gibbs Elent Sewing Machine."
"The weight of reliable evidence being
overwhelming for that of the W illcox &Gibbs
Silent Sewing Machine, I decided upon it,
procured it, and am more than gatioied."
GzAcr. GREENWOOD.
" I have the Wheeler & Wilson, the Grover
& Baker, and the Willcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machines in my family. I use the Willcox
& Gibbs most frequently, thinking it far
superior to either of the others."
HF-NRY WARD Baacnmi.
" My wife would not accept a Sewing
Machine of any other patent as a yip, if she
must receive it on condition of giving up the
Willcox d Gibbs."
REV, DEICER CRANE,
Carbondale, Pa.
" The Willcox & Gibbs is the Daly Sewing
*whine whose working is so sure and simple
that I could venture to introduce it into
Syria." Rsv. A. T. Pawn,
We have used various Sewing Machines
within our family, but it is the unanimous
opinion of the household, that the Willcox
& Gibbs is the best of them all."
"For simplicity and mechanical accuracy
of construction, I have seen no Sewing
M chine equal to the Willcox & Gibbs."
Elwell LEWIS,
Of the Penrsslrottla Central E. B.
A correspondence on the subject
of Sewing Machines is respectful
ly solicited.
D. S. EW72IrG,
720 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
Dee. 28, 1874-3 in
FRE LIQUORS
SEELY'S NATIVE GRAPE BRANDY., distilled
strictly P. , : and a , arietv,f other Erandier. Incltidlng
Cherry Eran,lv. cider 11,1;1111, Ct. Nearly all the diirer•
rnt ""i. Run:. It.a.n.il;lll. Old Rye and Bourbon
Whi.-key. A te..1101. Pi!, Spirit. Ea) R constant.
ly on band and (or rale by
ABEL TEE/CELL
Montrose. March 1.11h,150.
TA R$ ma meta ii cotralo•
31011TROSE. PEC.V.I.
JOHN S. TAnnEty, Proprietor.
Ei2.llSLighs scare this liousz dally. connecting with
th;., D. L. 6 W., the. Erie, and the Lettah Valley Hail-
Ways. Wye, 18'7W—tit -
( "W ti RE...SS WATER.
at TURRELL'S
M. S. DESSACEI.
DEEMED
Silent
EZtM=
Missionary Amerkan Board.
REv. J. S. Hot"
Brooklyn, NS
CIITOrITE TMI cOVU? 110092.,
HEIM T. HEIMSOED'S
COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT CATAWBA
GRAPE PILLS.
Component Paris—Flnal_Extrad Mien
barb and Fluid Extrael What , -
ba Grape Jnide.
FOR Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Affection,.
Sick or Nen-ow+ ll.dache. CU,tIVCII.4O , etc. Port
Verxt.v.le, containing no )limmiry, Minorals or Oct
etorious Dingo.
Those pills are the most delightfully pleasant purga
tive, superseding castor oil, salts, magnesia, etc. There
is nothing inure acceptable to the stomach. They give
tune, and muse ueither 'mania nor griping pains. They
are composed of the finest ing.rettlents Alter a few
days' use of them, such on invigoration of the entire
system takes place as to appear miraealons, to the weak
and enervated, whether arisin g from Imprudence or die.
vise. 11. T. jilolmbold'a Compound Fluid Extract Ca
tawba Grape Pills are not sugar coated, from the fact
that sugar (=led Pills do not dissolve, but pass through
the stomach without dissolving. uonsequeutly do not
produce the desired effect. Til.: CATA tVl3.k CHAFE
PILLS, being pleasant in taste and odor, tin tint neces
sitate thei r being sugar coined. YUICE FIFTY CENTS
l'Elt DUX-
11ENRY T. TIELIIBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COnPUEND
FLUID EXTRA C T SARSAPARILLA
Will rarneally exterminate from the rryortern Scrofula.
Syphilis, Fryer Socrnr, l'ls'ers, sore kve Sure Legs,
Sore Youth, Sore Head, Bronchitts, Sisin am., Salt
abeam. Cancers, Itunionas Ism the Ear, While S,‘ vll
- Tumors, Cancerous Alfrettoue, Sister, RiCketr,
Snellinge, Night Sweats, Rash Triter, tie
titer. of all ktinlc, chronic Ithent.tikm, Cppensl.l, and
all disuses Unit have trees catalniched In the syetca. for
years.
Being prepared exprer.rly (or the abate romplaintr,
blood purafylng properties are f•rrater than any other
preparation of Sar•apanlla, tt Oyer the complys.:4 in a
elver and healthy color. and reriorer the pat Vent to a
inane of health and purity, for purifying the 14lod. re•
tonality all chronic eon-Ilt ntioual dir.ler art -hz front
an impure Mate of the blood, and the nets ladlallle and
1•11,1lIalkn ... n remedy for the corr.( pater and swell
ttmt of the hones, I'lreration4: of the thrust and leg,
Inolenen, Pillinlve nil the Fare, Krpopelar nod 4411 44,41)
erupt lour of the Pkie, and beoutilyi .g the complexion.
Price $1 30 per bottle:
IIENUY T. lIELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED
Fluid Mstria.cst 321"saLcai.v...
TIIE GREAT DIrRETIC,
Has cured every ease of Mahal, In whlelo II has been
given. Irritation of the Neck or the Bladder And I nolan,
atatzton of the Rhlor3s. Ilex:militia of the lilducys and
Itiadder, Itxtentiou of Urthe, Diseases of the Prostrate
Gland, tiotone in the Bladder. Calculi. Gravel : Brio k duet
Deposit, and /olnentrne or Milky dlechareee, and for es.
feeitled and delicate conetitutlione of both rest', attetati
ed whit the following -y Inoliepoeto tun toes
tto ion, It,r of {0.,, to-s or nwt,,,,ry. dollicoolty of
weak nen toe : tremtoling. horror of discus,
unkelulnees„ diranc..s of thrum,. pins in the back, loot
hande, tionehing c( I he hood), dune.— of the skin, eruption
14, OW Coe, lll/11 CNA us
the run-v.l4r scat-•n,, -to.
~ e ,l by pe re:Oito frt.., the wzr• of Ogliteen to Men!)
11 ye. nod remit kitty are I.• Lilly tile• or to the dechue
.•f Ur , : nrt, r couut.e uuut ur La, yawn;
uutting lu vhildrk:u.
Ifeltehld'et F7Ttraet linrhn l Din re•tlr and Mo., rti
rift intt.ntl core+ all theea.e. nrkintt Cr,,,n hnhit- of
illlO :111/1 and Intle-ndenrer in life impot it
of tie 1.,, ,itioe tctmlivs;! rona lies in nirVei lotre , fnr
IA hit it it I• tnnnl and rlt 141'1111k mfr. - in.-- in lin re die.
cart, uped iu “ntueCtioit a ith note Warh.
In myny afTnetinn• perullar tolartn.s. tt e ritrart
Burden h- oneyinalleti by ant nth, remedy- as 111 (hi
4 or lf,•l.•nt Irre,zobtrity, lutinfulnef. or ouppreodon
of rwoontary 111(.1.r:tied or Scliirn. plate of
the Vivra., Lnrorrlorn or Whit,. ,Po t tilty. an d for all
conaplaintr ito.blent to the +ea. whether nriv.ite: rem, In
diseretlon or habits of (lieeipatlon. It Ic prreerthed CS
tenalvely hr the most ranntcut ith)vde lane and smithy', es.
for enfeebled and deheale Nat, „.,,,
and all a2to , (attended with any of the above direatota or
ffmotouir),
H. T. TIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT 71T-Clll
Cores diseases arising from impnulence. habits of din.
sipation, etc.. In all their stazes, at little expense, lit Ile
or no change lu diet. 110 illeollVetilOne,rlllll 110 CS 1/01" U
It entices a frequent circler, and gh ex, strength to urinate.
thereby rerrovln . g obstructions, preventing and string
strictures oft he rethra, allaying pain am! inflammation,
so fn./nett in this class of disease, and expelling all
polsouons matter.
Thousands who have been the victims of incompetent
persons, and who have paid beam. fees to he owed in a
short time, have found they have been dectived, and that
the !poison - has. by the tine of - powerful as ringents,'
been dned op In the System, to break out In a more ag
gravated form. and perhaps after marrisgr.
USE HELM BOLD'S EXTBACT ItUt'llf: for all offer.
t ions and diseases"( theUrinaryOrgans, whether exist Inc
In Male or Female. front whatever muse originating, and
no matter of how I. , ng standing. Price, One Dollar and
Fifty Cents per Bottle.
L .
DERRY T. LIEMBOLITS IMPROVED ROSE %VASIL
cannot he surpassed as a Fare Wash, and will be found
the only specitic remedy in every species of Cutaneous
A trection. It speedily craillcuto Pimples, Spots,
Scrobutle Indurations of the Cutaneous Mem
brane, Or ."Mir.p.A. Redness and lquipieut
Rives. Rash, Moth Patches, DrynFss of Scalp or Skin,
Frost Bites, and all purposes fur which Salves or Oint
ments are used; restores the skin to a State of purity
and sonnets, and futures continued healthy action to
its vessels, on which depends the agreeable elceraess
and vivacity of complexion so much sought and ad
mired. But however valuable as a remedy for existing
defects of the skin, 11. T. Ilembolt's Rose Wash has
long sustained its principle claim to unbounded patron
age, by possessing qualities which render It a toilet ap
pendage of the most Ropertative and congenial chars.
ter, combining in au elegant formulaprominent re.
quistles, safety and efficacy—the invariable accompani
ments of its use as a Preservative and Refresher of the
complexion. It loan excellent Lotion for diseases et a
Syphilitic Nature, and as an injection fur diseases of the
I. num; Oriztuls. arising from habits of dissipation.
used in concoction with the extracts Ruchu, Sarsapa
rilla and catawba Grape Pills, in pinch diseases as re
commended, cannot Ins surpassed. Price, One Duller
Per Dottie.
Pull and explicit directions accompany the medicines.
Evidence of the most responsible and citable char
acter furnished on application, with hundreds of thou
sands of witnesses. and upward of :10,000 nose
licited certificates and recommendatory letters, many
of winch are from tile highest sources, including emi
neat Physicians, clergymen, Statmincn, etc. Thu pro.
prietor has never resorted to their publication in the
newspapers; he does not do thin from the fact that bin
articles milk as Standard Preparations, and du not
need to be propped Up by certificates,
Henry T. Helnibold's Genuine
Preparation.
Delivered to any address. Secure from error:Mon,
Established upward of Twenty nate. Sold by Drog'.
gists everywhere. Addrose letter§ fotWortnatlea t in
confidence to EIENEX , Z . EETALEOLIEB. Druggist aid
Chemist.
Only Deputy—U. irEmedw . Drewon chemical
Warehouse, No likt Ibbadwayv Now Toth, or If. T
lostatoobn's )11,xlical Depot, Eli Sooth Tenth insect,.
P T
hiladelphle.
übwARE OF CoUNTERFerrs *lc, rut 1144'
Ilsestaos.Wp I Tulle au other:
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
15r. .W
VINEGAR BITTERS
v. tt Hundreds of .Thousands
Bear ta Mont r o ta:loader-
o rr
S A WHAT ARE THEY? "F. g
f. T.: :1 Eg
t."
g
Wpb e^ P.
4gE. o
r.
oar $ a
c. 4
F.: 1 ".
Ol
t 2 E r 2 -:
rd .2
g. g
r. .6. 3
aoF 0
O t TEET AIDE NOT A VEX 07
A.. FANCY DRINK. ;;°;
to of Poor Bum, Whlsicoy, Proof Spirits
and Ratios Liquors doctored, rpleed and creel.
coed to please tho tido, contd. Tordes,^".AppeLzr
era," "Restorers: sc., that lend tbe tippler on to
groonoeviess and rain, but area true Medicine, tnada
out the !Cativo Roots and lierbs of Calffornia, freo
rout all Alcoholic Stimulant°. They are Ma
e BEAT BLOOD runwtran. sad A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE c perfect Renovator and
Invigorator of the System, carrying off all poisonous
matter and restoring tho blood too bcolthy condition.
Ro person can tad tOcso Bittara according to arca
tlon and reinain long euivell.
SUM willbe gloss heron inenrablo ease, provided
too bones aro rot destroyed by mlecred poison or
other means, and tho vital ord.= ruled beyond tho
point of repair.
For Inflammatory and Chronic R beams.
than and float, Dyspepaln, or Indigent/mt.
Bilious, Remittent and intermittent Fevers
Dleennen of the Blood, Llncr, Kidneys, and
Bladder, Mello Macro bare bona mutt mecca
ful. Bach Disease. aro cauccd by Vitiated
Blood, 'which la generally produced by deraugeraeLt
of the Dkread we Organs.
DYSPEPSIA Oft INDIGESTION, licatt
ache, Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightnms of the
Cheat, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach,
Dad taste In the Mouth, Dillow Attacks, Palpitation
of the Heart, It.flammation of the Dings, Pain In the
regions of the Eldneys, and o hundred other painful
symptoms, are the offsprings of DyrpapsLa.
They lartgorate the Stomach and stimulate the tor•
phi liver and bowels, which render them ofunequalled
efficacy In cicanning the blood of all imptultles, and
Imparting new Life and vigor to the whole system.
•
FOIL etlr,.llll DISEASES, Eruptions, Totter. Salt
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Dolls, Cur.
boucles, Bing•Brorres, Scald-Bead, Sore Eyes, Erysip
elas, Itch, Scarfs, Dlseditoration,s of the Skin, Humors
and DDICZSC3 of the bkin, of whatever name or nature,
arc literally dug up and carried out of the system In a
short time by the use of these Bitters. Oco bottle In
such cases mill convince the meat incredulous of their
curative effect.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you and Its
Impurities bursting hrongh the slain In Pimples, teen
tions or Bores ; cleanse It when you and tt obstructed
and sluggish la 1.110 veins; cleanse it when It is foul,
and your feelings will toll you when. Keep the blood
yurc and the health of the system will follow,
PIN, TA PE and other WO R3IS, lurking In U.
system of so many thousands. era effutterally destroy
ed and removed. For full directlomi, road carefully
the circular around each bottle, printed to [our le..
sciagea—finglish,Germaa, French mad Spanish.
J. WI t 00 ", n'OprictOr. GD. MeDONALD & CO.,
Bregrists and Gen. Agents. San Francisco. Cal.
and It] and 5t c4JOIIIICIC.6 Yurk.
La' FOLD DY ALL DRUUOLSTB AND DF
Oct. y e,uipcte
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR
riLIV feks XVIICIMECA lAEA,
DRUGGISTS,
Woolf rol.ertfolly ,ay to the public, that to addition t
hetr Ilona! n,urintcut of
PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES
1 1 .'Y Puinio and Oil.. Vartdpli. Dyr-Sthtl , . Wine
aunt looluor.. horn, Nit thrirw, f.:)e
1.,“1“.1
Stritz. jrl-1 roct•l‘cd
4111. lot ”r Glut
Law. 1111,.
Carl Sc.
We keep Is a)%nn hr.,.1 an for ;sale. rovtder.
P.m 11,. Rol,. ra,t, s. T.. 1 I, 5t:un...,13 ,n•
perior qll3/11y, and a ..4,11 4111 II i of I=l6m! N.
tlobs.
member 11. e I'IIEAP CA:11 PRtl; STORE
flume& N 1,11.4%.
.1. IL 111•1t1CF,
Moutroee, Dee. 11,1 , 70. AMOS \ll IIuLS
FLOUR ! FLOVI?.
From this day forward, we shall sell Flour at
retail at
WHOLESALE PRICES. .
Wc hang, out no false colors, but mean just
what we say.
While making Flour a specialty, our stock of
FEED, J1P...11, 5.11.7; LIME CEMENT,
GROC'ERIES,
Will be kept full and sold at very smalr profits.
11. GARRITT a:. SON.
New 31ilford, March 2, 6 1.80.—1 y •
STROUD (E. - BROWN'S .
Fire, Life, and Accident
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
21eIcizatrcoiso,
CAPITAL REPRESENTED, over
Homo insura two Co. of Y., Capital and
'Surplus, - • $4,000,0 1 0
Insurance Co. of Mirth America, Phira,
Capital addSarplua, 2.000,000
Franklin Fire Inauraoca Co., Plata, Pa-,
Capital and Harping, 2,600,000
tycoming County Mutual Insurance Co.of
Money, Penn's, Capital dBorplus, 4,000,000
Connecticut Untual Life Insurance Co. of
Hartford, Conn., Capital,oo,ooo,ooo Lilo inatusuco C 0.., Philadel
phia. Capital, 1,000,000
Travelara'lnetiranco Co. Hartford, Conn.,
„Insuring against all kinds of accident*
Capiffa,, 700,000
Hartferid Pie° 'lniniranicCompany, Hart.
ford. Conn:, Capital and Solving, ' st,oen.ceo
saran bustaces entrusted to our CATO Wlllbo attend
td 10 on fair terms, and al/10116CD promptly adjusted,
C~lltllwdreldoormot from Dankin._ , . Office of W.
co,,Tyrnplito at. Hontroso,-Pa. „
"'"'- - STROTID - * BROWN, Agents. .
~.Priendsvillo, *Solicitor.
iiitcra, Montrose, do
thmtilba pincnna, CrtatiLia L. litionni
Montrose, Pa. Jan. 41. 1871.
STATE NORSIAL SCHOOL,
ittANBFIZI44 21043 A CO. PA.
English and Classical courses. Terms begin
September 7th; Donau*Er 12th; rind March 27th.
State applbprlaticnia'Rtr students. , '
ratted et any tittle. Atmli to • -
Lat.,
31anstleld, Pa. Aug. 81,1870.-1 y • •
lIOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCI
ATION, '
For the Relief and cnro nlthe Erring and Untbrtrinate,on
principles of Christian Philanthropy.
Emmye on the Em men! Youth and the - Follies oYAge,
In retotlnn to Marriage and Soda! Evils, with unitary
old for the afflicted. Sent free. In sealed envelopa. Ad
drere HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P. Phlkiletptilt.
rt. e
IRON IN THE BLOOD.
r.• .
... at Stllmp.
aud c pel4 ttPease by supplying the blood wILIS
NAT.lis'a OWN VITALIZINO Ram—IRON. •
Cu Wit/kn.—Re Pore yon wet Penntans
Pamphlets [rte. J. P. DINRIIORR.
Tin. 34 Dei RI., New Ten. .
OuM by Draggista geturay. •
Ilarch 16, 1610.--y
TALBOT & STAMP,
GROCERIES & PROYISIOIS
Floor. Salt, Mater. Pork. Gatti, Ham, Raft Fish, Tal
Candlad, Crackers, Cheese, Cottoe, Spices, Cholas
Tea:. Sugars, Rice, Dried and Canned
Fran. Tobacco, Cigars, Snaff,
and all other articled asually kept In a trat class (tracery
tad Provision Store.
We will mark nor Goo ax low as we can grant sod
cull for cavil, or c.schunge (or produce,
liontroee. Sept. 1.0, 1670. t.l
A DEL Tura:ELL,
DIWGOIST, 1101fT1.OSE. PA,
LE continuely receiving
El=
And know, ronplantly on hand a full and dc.irabie tlf
elte talent Ili genuine
DRUUS, 3IEDICINE9, CIiEMICALB, LIQUORS,
Paints. 0110, Inns. Teas. Spleeli, nd ialher ' Gro.
terror. Stone Ware, Wall and V. Inch.," Paper, Glam.-
ae. Kru it Jars, Mirrors. 1.2111111. limneys, Kin".
*en, cry (hl, Tuoint.rs . (11 1. Neal 'loot Oil, Re
a...l (Vitale Sperm fol. Ul.r e Ul. Spirit!, Tamen
t gee, Varninnes, t ynnry Seed. Vinegar_Potsteh. Coomm,
od i t e. A tie t. tuner. StappnrterP.
m-traimaits, Shoulder Deuces, Whips, (tuna, listols,
Lartrolaes, Ponder : Shut, Lead. (Jon Cups, Illastlng
Pal, der and Face, it/Rill , . Si 11 11:10, 1:01... et. Flutes,
Fifes. etc., Fvil 'look,. anti Bar and Toilet Soap,
Harr Uric. Hair IteMlarer, and I.la it
1 . 4. c)..,•( Kai re-. Stasi acles.Si Iver Meted Elponue,Forkel
itC. De.thet Articles, a general aaaorleaent of
FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, and PERFUMERY
All the leading and best kinds of
PATENT JI EDICINIDP,
f •hint. nearly every thing to reetnre the via, to
plum the Welt, to delight the rye, to gratify the lane',
and al..° to conduce to the real and eubotentlel eumforte
of Ilfe. Enumeration Is honraetlealde, es it would MI
a utvrrouovr. Call at the Drag and Variety Store of
ABEL TUICRELL.
Montrose, Jae. r, ISTO
I )ENTISTIZY
MI those in want of false Teeth or othertiental work
.11.,u1.1 call at Ike office td the. ,•Ithreril.ent, a ho are pre
laared t o do all kinds of work in their line on short notice.
Particular attention paid to making full and partial
saris of teeth on gotd, silt err or aluminum plate ; also on
B'estow's cast crontas•irion ; the two latter preferable to
any of the cheaper 0011PLIJIMII now used for dental plates.
Malt aryoung persons regulated, and made to grow In
natural shape.
The adrantatze of having work done by petmarotaly lo
cited and rosponsible parties, meat he apparent to all.
All work warrantro. PICIIPC call and examine [mad
men, of plate work at one office, over Boyd& Co.' bard
%lvo More.
•
W. W. EINITII & DIIOTIISIL
Montrose, AI 18, 180.—If
ATTENTION !
WE'LL GIVE YOU "FITS."
•
T. D. TAYLOR, so long known In Bingham
ton as one of the most popular Cutters, and
titsltionable Tailors in this section of country
has formed a co-partnership with 8.-P. New
comb, of Montmse, and they are now prepared
to furnish men's wearing apparel of alikinda,
and in style and workmanship superior to any
establishment in this section of country. - We -
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
•
to all who may favor us with their patronage.
Shop at Post's old corner, on Public Avenue.
T: D. TAYLOR,
E. F. NEWCO3LD.
•
Montrose, Oct. 10, 1870.—te •
ABEL TUIIitELL,
nos Jost rettamml from New York with alma ad
(Minn to 1115 mmal..foCk of choler) goods.
Moutroeo, Nov. 31,1d'9.
$60.000,000
Dll. li. TP.AYER,
ECLECTIC PIP/13ICIAN'611711(ilEON,
Ogress his professional services to tho citizens of 130"q•st
and adjoiningeounties. Mice. nt hta residence. Mel
shoppota. Pa. Will be at Mone Friday of pieb week.
tipeemi attention given to the treatment ot Chros4
Diseases. T.bose having Called tolget • relief groin tho
treatment orairother I'hys.letans are especially, twat=
to glee moo trial. Since my location tn. thts Idelnity,l
have treated tuttessitilly some of the, worsktbrina Alt
Consnmpt lon, Female 1l eaknessflllyspepsta, • Cony,
St. Vitas Dance, ar
Patients taken to boant on reasottabin 'Oft",
Clernormen and their ramlUcs tre*4statultgaili;:, +
No charge for coneultation. "
Neshopphn. Nov. 16 , lElL—tin• .; .•
-FOR SALL
lIE - 11.0TUL. Tropeitt ior tee 4 ~a t
C•ornorr, and long and knOwre as
tho lant In Unto! connectral with irlOttiaritribontrtrenty
'For
Acres et Voluble Land.- •••• L•-• -
particulars *arm oral!
Disrock, I*, Jan. 25, ,•• •