Ike pan and efiroidt•
Rotation of Crops.
A correspondent writes from Chester
county, Pu., to the Country Gent&luau as
Ads. Country Genlleman.—As the sub
ject of rotation is at present occupying
the attention of a number of your corres
pondents, and as it is one of such vital
importaneeln the agricultural interestsof
the country, I TM induced to make a few
remarks upon the subject, and give my
views and experience, with the hope that
others may do likewise.
Rotations, or rather systems of farm
ing, must of course differ, accordirt to
markets, climate, soil. &c. As a general
rule, however, the farmers of the north
ern portion of our country, including
Maryland and Virginia, are more directly
interested in the production of grain, in
cluding
wheat, rye, oats, barley and In- '
dian corn, and grass for hay and pasture.
Now the question, is, how to alternate
these crops to the greatest advantage.
One of your correspondents who bears a
name not to be slighted as authority on
agricultural topics (for I presume he is a
sun of the late Edmund Ruffin, formerly
of Petersburg, Va., than whom none
stood higher in this State, for his lubor
in the interests of agriculture) advoca;es
an indefinite repetition of oats without
altering other crops, and says the fertility
of the soil continues to improve. How
this can be, I am at a loss to understand,
though lam not disposed to doubt the
fact. All soils that have ever come under
my notice, do certainly deteriorate under
a succsssion of white straw crops. and oats
I have`'Mways considered one of the most
xhansting. At all events, upon an iso
lated instance of the kind, it would be un
safe to base a general practice.
The most generally adopted rotation in
this section (Southeastern Pennsylvania)
is corn, oats, wheat seeded with grass
(timothy and clover,) to remain to e,
three or even five or six years, and the.
again plowed for corn. Under this s: s.
tem, with an occasional application of
lime, there is a progressive improvement
of the soil; but then there are large num
bers of cattle kept and a pod deal of
feed purchased over and above what tl e
farms produce. To me this course e f
cropping has long been unsatisfactory—
not more than about eight per cent. of
the Ind can be sown with wheat, and
consequently, only that amount laid down
to grass annually.—The wheat requires
nearly all the manure that can he made
on the farm. Without it it would not be
worth sowing—at any rate it is a very un
remunerative crop, but we must raise it
for the straw for litter for our cattle, and
to reseed our fields with grass. Now. ithat
is to he done under these accumulated dif
ficulties'lt occurs to me that a less ex
hausting rotation would be the best rem
edy; instead of taking three exhausting
crops in succession, viz: Corn, oats and
wheat, introduce a renovating crop; and
for this purpose there is nothing better
than clover. The question then arises,
where to introduce it. Some advocate
it with the corn, after the last cultivating,
lint that is not satisfactory; it frequently
fails from a deficiency of moisture to
sprout the seeds, and even when it does
grow, the field presents the appearance of
is luxuriant crop of closer. The plan I
have adopted, and which thus far has
proved quite satisfactory, is to sow clover
either with oats or barley. If with oats,
they must be thinly sown, or they will
smother the clover; but I prefer to sow
the clover-seed with barley, especially if
the previous corn crop had received a
dressing of stable manure. I say stable
manure, because I don't think it pass to
purchase the commercial manures; they
are held at too high a pncc, and are gen
eraily too much adulterated ; they might
possibly have paid when farm produce
was high, but they won't pay now, ex
cept perhaps for market gardening.
Last Spring, I sowed part of my corn
stubble with barley mid part with oats.
sowiqg clover-seed on both. immediately
after the last harrowing following with
the roller. That sown on the barley is
mach better than the clover sown with
the wheat after a summer fallow, and that
sown with the oats is quite as good as that
sown with the wheat. Since harvest the
field has made a nice run for my Cotswold
lambs, and famously have they thriven
upon it. Next Spring I shall turn them
on it again, but will take them off in time
to let it grow up, so as to have a good
crop to plow under for wheat. This will
relieve me from the necessity of applying
all my manure to the wheat crop. and al
low some for the corn as well. With this
management, I am very confident both
crops will be better than under the old
system of reducing the land by three ex
hausting crops in succession, and then ap- •
plying all the manure to one crop to bring
it back to its previous state of fertility.
Better keep the laud up when it is up; an
ounce of prevention is better-than a pound
of cure.
A difficulty may here suggest itself to
the minds of some of your readers as to
clover seed taking as well-sown on wheat,
after clover, as it would if sown on oats
stubble. From former experience I am
satisfied a thorough preparation of the
land previous to seeding, which it should
have at any rate, will obviate that objection.
The practice of sowing wheat after corn
has always appeared unativisable—it in
volves a great deal of hard work at a very
busy time—gets the wheat in late, and
the field is always rough, unless the corn
roots are removed, which should remain
to decay upon the ground. With my
mode of introducing a crop of clover to
plow under for wheat, the proportion of
grass laud may be maintained without
letting it lay until the grass begins to de
teriorate—thus rendering it of little value
as a renovating crop when plowed again
for corn. A good sward before the clover
has run out is decidedly a better prepara
ties for corn than an old timidly sward.
exhausted by repeated moorings. These
remarks are applicable only to grass lauds
intended for mowing, and which are
brought into cultivation hi the regular
rotation. For pasturav, and old green
grass (Pat pratensis) sward with a Mix
ture of white clover (Trifolintn repens) is
decidedly the best—althoitEr the weight
of grass per acre is not as great as on a
recently seeded field, its superior quality
much more than compensates for the de
ficiency. My practice is to keep some of
my old green grass fields exclusively for
pasturage, not bringing them into the ro
tation—bat this is getting upon a difier
ent subject, one which I will not now en
ter as .1 have always occupied- sufficient
space in your valuable columns.
COTTAGE Pubuitici.--Two teaspooyfol
of melted butter, Rue cup, of sweet
two' tablespoonful of eager, one Az,,sme
teaspoonful of soda, two of cregtonr
tar. R. !Rik 'alt.
Itur g,dvationzento.
$1 TO $lO PER DAY.
LIKI, WOKEN, wbo come Ins:mum badness make
trove $4 to $lO per day in their own localities.
!Intl particulars mad Instructlons sent tree kr MIL
Those
to need of peril:uncut. profitable work, should
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fAREET Gardeners wanting freehand tellable Seeds
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Heller of Beet, Cabbage, Carrot Sager Corn, Kale, Let
tuce, Melon, Union, Pertnitt, Radiolt. Spinach, Squash.
Turnip e d other Vegetable Seeds. Catalogues with
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FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE
ar3LBA NS KW Gloves and all hinds of Clothe and Cloth
hag: removes Paint, Greet,. Tar. Re., butanlly.
without the least injury to the finest fabric.. Sold by
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USE TUE -VEGETABLE 1870
POPULAR HA LOAM. ,
Ihe old •tsndard remedy for Coogho. Colds, Como:imp
lion "Nollasf Be:kr," etrmaa Boos, It Co., Boston.
i 1 NEGA Ni IL . nove made 11 10 honer, wi th out drug.
rtfeuier. 10 cents. F, SAOt,CMCIIRCII, C 0...,,
TO TOR WORRING CLASS.—We are now prepared
to furnish all (lase,. with courtant employment at
home. the whole of the time or for the rpare moment.
Business new, light. and profitable. Pe-ntona of either
eel easily earn from We. to fp per evening, and a pro
portional sum by devoting their whole time to the
btlpine , sek. Rope and girls en n nearly as mach as men
That all who Pro this notice may rend their address.
and lest the business, we make the imperilled offer
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Li cado , ing rvous debility. prernatore decay. de..
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mane of tell-care. which he will .eod free to - hl• fellow
ender en, Addrers J. 11. Trrr LE. lA Nnevo
I=l
tactooDoo
Worth of Gonda in store for the opening of
the Fall Trade of 1870, in a full and
general assortment of
Lodi'''. cad G.nt
lima. and Arrnii/dag, and Fancy Goods
In E.npress OW% Deana, Merinos, "mans,
Caicos. Shawls, ands, embossed Felts, and !Lop Skins
Lath" and Gen', "re. Suefab, Robes, Few? Lap
Robes, afar casorboseot of Mau, Cassisneres.
Laiiiie Cloths, Tics:ands. Hosiery,
Domestic Cottons, etc, de.
with a general assortment .f Bats and Caps,
Boots . Shoes, Oils and Paints, Groceries,
Crockery, Hardware, Stoves, Iron, &e, furnish
ing a superior opportunity for selections, and
will be sold on the most favorable terms, by
11. SVZtRITR•.
7k. Millord, Nov. SC.IBIO.
DOWN TOWN NEWS
MINER AND COATS,
Ilnin Street, 0 doors below Boyd'• Corner. Nystrom
/LOUR, GROCERIES, AND
PROVISIONS%
We are constantly ree lathy a nd now have onhand,
a fresh stock of Goods In ourlt, e, which we wl Mel)
CHEAP ! CkLFAI I CHEAP !
for cash .or exchs orprodnee .
GOOD TEAS,
COFFEE, SUGAR,
ifOLASSES, SPICES,
PORK, FISII, LARD,
HAMS, DRIED FRUITS,
CLOVER d• TIMOTHY SEED, ,ke
Wc.barc refitted and made addition, to on r Stock o
Pans. and arc now ready to forward Batter to the belt
commierton houses Brew York.trce_of cbarge, and
make I t baratadrancement s on consignment*.
Call and examine oar Stock before parcbastag else
where. audernednee pumices oftbe
GOOD QUALITY & LOW PRICES
of oar Goods.
C. O. MINER. - - • • W. R. COATS
Montrose, April 16,18E9.
DENTISTRY
C. A. SACKETT'S Dental Rooms, Kew Milford, Pa.
ParticaLtratterrtkot given to all operetta:woe the este
:al teeth. A1t1241.1 Teeth Inftrted to all the micae
ties no. loose. Perfect satisfaction goaraat led to all.
Core irodOentet. and satisfy youraelres. Omen boon.
oars eye!. day.
hlaa.6, m m—lt t.
A. B. TAILBOX,
WATCHMAKER AND •TEWELER,
.Sumuebanns Depot., Pa.,
Dealer in Watches, Clocks Jewelry. dz. Re
pairing promptly done and warranted.
FINE SILVER GOODS!
made a speciality; Silver Detached Leveis for
$l2 00. American Watches, at Companiis re
duced prices.
or Goods ordered for parties, from New
York, at less modal' than if pt constantly on
band. Solid 18 caret Ringsfersl7sppeerrppeenpny.
weight.'
Suivpielumna Depot, J 142 26 ,1871.
1 • •
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Binghamton, N. T.
Where you will find
The Largest Stock, the Best Assortment, and
. the Lowest Prices of any house in the city.
N. IL—AU Goods sold warranted esrepresen
ted.
Binghamton, Aug. 24, 1870.—1 y
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
Par all eau purposes at s La:atlas
Modlasso.
~ Perhaps no one me&
..,',' eine is so universally re.
ri=everybody as
a p
nor was ever
- --: - - j —> ry°F.V.""l l .., n•
tr , 1 adoptedy countered
Ovules, as tturridi
-A
:'' './ 1 Pill. . 612 Th el e en o l b• P lon urg5tl a rtm ve
eon is, that lt is a more re
"' ,-....--''' liable and tkr more arras
teal remedy than any
. .
• • other. Those who have
teed it, know that It cured them; those who hare
not, know mot it cures their neighbors and Mends,
and ail know that whet It does once it does always
. hat It never tells through any fault or neglecter
its composition. We have thousands upon thou
sands of certificates of their remarkable cures of the
bile complaints, but such cures are known to
may borhood, and we need noll publish them.
Adapted all ages and conditions in all climates;
metalling neither calomel or any deleterious drug,
they may be taken with salety by anybody. Thdr
men , coatingpreserves them era fresh and makes
them &awn to take, while beat perely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
They operate by their poweritil Witten= on the
Internal viscera to pint he blood and stimulate IS
Into healthy action —remove the obstructions of the
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of ere
body, restoring their Irregular action to health, and
by correcting, wherever they exist, witch derange.
merits as are the first origin of disease.
Id
box, dilations are given in the wrapper an
the box, for the following complaints, which these
Prate tepidly ears:—
Dyspepsia or Ltail
Indigeeticall ese•
stars,Lanireuer and lase al Appetite, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom
ach and restore 11l healthy tone and action.
For Liver Chaaphatati and Its various amp.
tome, Billeas Hea me dache, n Sick Headache.
Annualise er O Stelostese,
be Celle and Bulge Mayers. they be Ju
diciously taken tbr each case, to correct the Beamed
action or remove the obstructions which cause ft
For Dysentery or Diarrhea, but one mild
dose Is generally required.
For Illiteameases, Gest, Gravel, Pal
tattoo of the Heart. Pa la the du de
,
Back end Loins, they should be contbsocondy
taken, as remind, to change diseased action of
the system, With such those complaints
disappear.
For Illtropey and ilimspnical Swellings they
should be taken le large and frequent doses to pro •
data the effect of a drastic purge.
For Illappreasten a lam dose should be taken
as it produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As a Dinner Pin, take one or two Pins to pro.
mots digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorates the system. Bence it is often ad.
vantageous where no serious derangement exists.
One who feels tolerably well, often finds that a dose
of these PUto makes him feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing and renovating effect on the dig , :
live apparatus.
DA.,f. C. &TIM & CO., Proaleal Chemists,
zOwitzz. mess.. 17. 8. A.
Sold by Abel Turret', and Burns & Nichol.,
Montrose, and all druggists and dealers evert .
where. (Dec. 21, 1870--y
fr r ullenbery, Resenbaum d fe
Would regpectfully cull yottr . atteutiou to their
I:F.NT STOCK OF
Fall and Winter Goods
which fur •ariety of Style. never bag been excelled Ir
this place. Oar wortmeal at
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS,
CLOAKING MATERIALS, FLAN
NELS, WHITE GOODS,
DOMESTICS,:&c. &c.
Navor Warm Setter.
IN MILLINERY GOODS
Trimmed sod notrimened Ladies' and Child' Hays
Flower" Festhers. Tibia and colored Velvets, i.tobone
6c. tc, never more handsome.
TN Ladies' and Children'. fIIINTSTITNG GOODS.
Corset.. Glare., Ilantikerchtefa, Collars and
Caga Ueda° Wrapper.. Iterdery and Knit Goods,
cheaper than for the tali ten years.
CLOTHING : CLOTHING !
For ahm, Scathe. awl Bey,. a Nil and complete Stock
lien'. fall atom from CO to $3O.
OVERCOATS 1 OVERCOATS ! OVERCOATS!
Ora the different glade!, and at all prices
CLOTHS. CARRUIERES, BEAVERS, &c. for Comm
We take tneaanres and get vp garments to order In
gond style, and warrant good rating and aattidacsnry
work.
timm- rCILVUUnNG GOODS
White and Flurind Shirts. Merino Wranpcns & Draw
ers. Handkerchiefs, Bow.. Linen and Paper Whirs &
Curs, ender.. Susp Gleam, UmbneSsa, Trunks & Seen.
cis in eat:
HATS AND CAPS,
Kan and By., of tin Wed st7lp, &pa glut la ,ori.
no -,
Our Steak has bean esteeled with nee. sad as wean
wasiloadaitatats l b ast a i r atei we framatly assettala
Elk/ i treat. la . la wead:pllsautr•
ots aboseama es any er ate or wtff ,we an
Jqmelaalldaaros pod bargains, awl I make It tee
!INtat to deli with as
! Ws mak azatt.-exessinatioa arm stock, aid
comparlsoa *trice',
v..frose Octl.6fo.Se.
ables.
ERIE RAILWAY
MO/miles ender one manogellOnt-800 sand with
rat awn eof coaches. BroartgagrOlooble track tout.
to el points west, north-went and south-went. Nor
oti o Trored Coaches aro rmt through without Maori
to titer. Erotralo, Dmilkirlic Cleveland, Oa Ut
Cloc
ett .
On and after Wanday,Der. IC MI. Trslni willleava
Binghamton at the farrowing hones, ate:
t 53 am . :At Esdrers, (ffcmdays erupted]
Sr a. m. NI 12rwe. s, ditty.
MU a. m. Trft. Elnadaye s eseepted, tar - Balrakl.
dad Dunkirk.
p. m. ElmtteommodattatOttadgeuepted,
Eli
;." r i t. '. L at pre ß errA s eaklie v iZtted.
Eli p. m. Way" Itretahkeaddays• excepted.
LOS p. co. Mutat/Let Train, deity for the west.
Goons tam
SOS I. ex Night Express:Ern:ov, excepted.
DWI a. m. Cincinnati Express. E andaya excepted.
1:51 p. m. Day Nqprese, Sundays excepted.
7:10 a. m• Acelmmodation Train. daily for Susquehanna.
R 45 p. m. New York hail, undays excepted.
m. Lightning Express. cally.
ir.lo a. m. Way Freight, aundays excepted.
,RAGGAGIS CHECKED THROUGH.
ggrA revised sod complete " Pocket Time Table" of
Passenger Train. on the - Bele Railway and connecting
Ilnee has recently been pobtfehed, and omen be bad on ap
plication to the Ticket Agent of the Company..
L. D. RIIC6RIL , WM. R. RAWL
Ocn'l hapl. Gaul Paes'a hgt.
Dee. 14, 1410.
EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
meyoivnd aft
road :r in D r e a c ti :).42.4r;alne on the Lehigh
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Waverly Jane.
Lion B. kW. m. 3.15 p. m. 6.40 p.m.
Towanda 7.25 " 4.18 ••
7.30
Lacaysille 8.33 .• 886 ••
Skinner's Z'y 8.40 " 6.41 "
Ole•hoppen 9.00 • 5.00 ••
OSehoopany 908 • 5.10 ••
Tank'nock 9.35 •` 6.40 ••
1.. &B. Anna. 1020 " 7.40 "
Pittlq.ol2 10 40 •• 7.50 "
Willies-Barre 1100 " 8.15 '•
White Maven,. 12.13 ••
31'eh elionk 1.40 '•
Allentown 2.87 "
Bethlehem 2.53
Easton 3.17 "
Philadelphia 8.05
AT. et New lock 8.25 "
Leave New York 6.e0 a. ea.
Palladelphla 2 35 • . 12.00 m
Falttoll 0.18 " ' 1.46 p.m
lletbleham 935 " 815
Allenttwu 0.49 " 4.128
11c.h Chunk 10.65 " 4.90 "
White na'n'l2.ll3 p. M. /3.45
Wilkey Nee 1.30 " 3..58
Pitteten 1.60 " 5.16 "
1.. /5 11. Jun. 9 011 " 8.36 "
Tunk'nock 2.54 '' 345
11choupaoy 3.20 "
Neshoppen 3 "
skluner's E. 3.45 "
Laceyvllle 449 "
Towanda 440 "
Athena 311 "
‘t. at Waverly
Junction, E. IL W. 3.43 "
Or No change of ears between Scrantnn and New
York. or between lienution and Philadelphia.
Decomber 20. MO.
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The wort& ennnned author, in this admirable Lecture
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a My wife' would not accept a Sewing
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Syria." Ray. A. T. PRATT
liftwionsry Americas Sas!el.
" We have used various Sewing Machines
within our fatally, but it is the unaninions
opinion of the household, that the Wilkes
& Gibbs is the beet of them ell"
Rev. J. S. flouts,
Brooklyn/ R 3.
"For simplicity and mechanical accuracy
of construction, I have seen no Sewing
Machine equal to the Willcox &Gibbs."
ENOCH Lewis,
Otte. Pennsylvania Canted B. IL
A. correspondence en the =Vat
of Sewing - Machines is respect/id
ly solicited.
P.S. EwvrG,
720 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Dec. 28, 1870-3 m
puRE LIQUORS
sEstrs NATIVE oaArx BRANDY. distilled
strictly pure ; and a variety of other Brandies, Including
Cherry Brandy. Cider Brands. Cc. Nearly all the differ.
sent kinds of Runt. Bolletnd bin, old Bye and Bourbon
Whisk e y. Al co h o l. Pure Spirit. Bay Burn, Lc„ constant.
ly on band and for sale by
ABEL 717RRELL.
Montrose, March Stith, IMO.
"r.a. rt.. 23 21 Lila Z 1 C1T:713712.
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Sleet Stem leave Ibis Illante as*. cannecting with
the D. L. /kW, the Ede, arl pie Lehigh Valles, 124).
111,11. Vey tl, 81P—tf
CONGRESS WATEU.
at TIMBELL'S,
K. B. VESBAVZR.
UP TRAINS
OPMITTI TUB OMB! 16013111,
MO T. 11[11801.0'S
COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT CATAWBA
GRAPE PILLS.
Component Parts—Fluid Extract Rheu
barb and ntsid Extract Oataw
ba Grape_ Juice.
'MR Lim Complaint. Aunties, Billions Atteetions.
1.• hick or Nervous tiesdattatt. Costive:ter. ale- Pari
ty regetottle, containin no Itsztury. Minerals or Del
eterious Drugs.
These pills are fhe most delightfally pleasant
Mae, superseding imam Mil, salts, magnesia, rte. ItT - e
is nothing more acceptable to the stomach. Tkey give
nor pi ng and - tame neither immix nor ping palm Thr7
are nompewed of the finest in len s Alter a few
days' use of them. such an Inv ration of the entire
system takes place as to appear na, to the weak
and enervated, whether arising Rom Imprudence or dis
ease. H. T. Helerbold'e Comported Plaid Extract Ca
tawba Grape Pills are not sugar coated, horn the tact
that sugar anted Pills do not dissolve, but pasa through
the Mower -6 without dlmolving, consequently do not
produce the desired effect. TILE CATA MIA GRAPE
PILLS, being pleasant in taste and odor, do not nmea
Mime their beteg sugarcoated. ?BICE FIFTY CENTS
PER BOX.
HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
Will radically ezterminate from the system Scrofula,
Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Sore Byes. Sore Legs,
Sore Month, Sore Head, Dronchiti., Shin Disease, Salt
Rheum, Caucers, Reitaange !rem the E.r. Wlllte Swell.
Inge, Tumors, Cancerous Affections, Node., !tickets,
Glandular Swellings, Night Sweats, Hash Teller,
morn of .11 tariffs, chronic Ithematism, Dyspepsia, and
diseases that ttar• been established it. the system for
Being prepared expressly for the above complaints. its
blood-purifying properties are greater than sny other
preposition of Sarsaparilla, It given the complexion a
clear and healthy color. and restora the patient w a
state of health and purity, for purifying the blood, re
moving all chronic emetitutional diseases arising from
an impure state of the blood, and the only . reliable and
effectual known remedy for the cure of pains and swell
log of the bones: Ulcerations of the throat-and lege.
Blotches, Pimples on the Face. Bryalpelas and all scaly
*rooftops of the akin, and Leant/lII+ g the complex..
Price 50 per bottle.
HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Zlstreacit 7121u.4332.1.x.
Tliß (MEAT DIIIIRTIC,
Has cured every ease of Diabetes In which it has berm
given, Irritation of the Neck of the Bladder and Inflam
mation of the Kidorve. Ulceration of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Retention ot Urine, Diseases of the Prmdrate
Gland, Stone in the Bladder. Cal.lll3S Gravel, Brick duet
Deposal, and id ocuons or Milky discharges, nod for exi•
trebled and delicate constitutions of both sexes, attend
ed with the following eympt...,mo Indirposii ion to ex
ertion, loss of power, loos of memory, difficulty of
breathing, weak nerves, trembling, horror of disease.
wakefhiness, dimness of vision, pain to the back, hot
hands. flushing of the laxly. dryness of the skin, eruption
un the fate, pallid contitenauce, oulverstal lassitude of
the muscular system, etc.
Used by persons from the ages of eighteen to twenty
dee, and from thirty time to fifty flee or in the decline or
change of life; after confinement or 'aim . pains; bed
wetting lu children
[rehab°lire Extract Barba Is Diuretic and Blood Po.
rifying. and cure. all diseases aright: from habit• or dis
sipation and damson. and Imprudence. to life Imperttle•
of the blood, etc., rupercsititng copalba lo affcctions for
which It i. used. and Syphilitic affections—ln these di►
eases used In connection with Helmbeld'• Hose Wash.
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to ladles, the Extract Do-
Dacha 1. unequalled by env other remedy--ia In Odor..
Iris or Retention. Irregularity. poinfolness or suppression
of customary evacuations, ulcerated or Seldom state of
the Uterus. Lucorrhina or Whiter, sterility, sod for all
complaints incident to the sex, whether arisinr from to
discretion or *shies of dissipation. It is prescribed ex
tensively by the most eminent physicians and midw I Yes.
for enfeebled and delicate etrestrint'ons, of both sexes
and all are. (attended with any of the above diseases or
symptoms).
A. T. lIELMEOLD'S EXTRACT RUCHE
Cores discuses arising from imprudence, habits of di r
sipation, etc., In all their stages, at little expense, little
or no change In diet. no inconvenience, and no exposure.
It cauenk• frequent desire, and gives strength to urinate.
thereby removing obstructions, preventing and curing
strictures of the Urethra, allaying pain and Lullammatlon,
ao frequent In this class of disease, and expelling all
poisonous matter.
Thousands who have been the victims of Incompetent
persons, and who have paid heavy fee. to be cured In a
short time, have found they have been deceived, and that
the "poison" has, by the use of powerful es ringents."
been dned op In the system, to break out in a more ag
gravated form, and perhaps after marriage.
USE lIELMBOLD'A EXTRACT M1C111.7 for all affec
tions and diseases of theCrifteryOrgaux, whether existing
in Male or Female, from whatever cause originating, and
no matter of how tong standing. Price, One Dollar and
Fifty Cents per Bottle.
ENRY T. UEMBOLD'S IMPROVED ROSE WASH,
cannot be samassed as a Face Wash, and win be found
the only sp.wific remedy In every species of Cutaneous
Affection. It speedily eradktcs Pimples, Spots,
Cerebrate Duvets, Indentions oft he Cutaneous D e so.
Inane. etc., dispels Redness at d Incipient IniLimmarion,
Hives. Rash, Moth Peaches, Dryness of Scalp or Skin,
Frost Bites, and all purposes for which Salves or Oint
ments ate used; restores the skin to a state of purity
and sof:newt, and imams continued healthy action to
Its vessels, on which depends the agreeable eleerness
and vivacity of complexion PO nineh sought and ad
mired. But however valuable pa a remedy for existing
defects of the akin, H. 7'. Hernbolt's Hose Wash has
long unstained Its principle claim to unbounded patron
age, bypossessing qualities which render it a toilet ap
pendage of the moat fluperiative and congenial there
ter, combining in an elegant formula prominent IC ,
quisites, safety and etticsey—tbe invariable accompani
ments of Its use as a Preservative and Refresher of the
complexion. It Isar. excellent Lotion for disease. of a
Syphilitic Nature, and as an infection for diseases of the
Urinary Organs, arising from habits of dissipation,
need In concoction with the extracts Hoehn, Sarsapa
rilla and catalistm Grape Mlle, In such diseases as re•
commended, =not be surpassed. Price, Ono Dollar
Per Dottie.
•
Walt and emptielt direitions accoloptity Mamma:lnm
Evidence of the most responsible and reliable char
acter famished on appliau to o, wi th hundreds of thou
sands ol living witnesses: and upward of 80,000 onso-
lidted certificates and recommendatory letters, many
of wench are from the highest sour" Melodiz; earl.
bent Physicians. chogymeo, Statesmen, me. The pro
prietor has never resorted to Emir publication to the
newspapers ;ho does not do this from the fact that Me
*reeler rank as Standard Preparation, and do not
need to be propped up try cadecates,
Hoary 'l'. HeUntold% Gamine
preparation.
Denvered , to say Wren. Seem host obserram
fetabllstred trewerd of Timmy Years. 'Earl by Leer
gists everywhere . . Melrose letters for tohinsulate. to
mender= to HENRY T. lIBLMBOLDI3, Thoggisteall
chemist,
Depots $--11. T. Ihrummoiwa Dragand theeiSeil
W , Broadvay, .
Pisa
id& pog 31.L1 Depot, fl Newottb Tett" 'nth or
attest,
Rab Is,
SSW Or CCRINTWVITIS I Aeli far Prow
Eitittlasire t Take to MU T.
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Dr. IDALMEIrs 15.UM:DMS.
VINEGAR BITTERS
,14,a Hundreds of Thcnisande li d
Boar testimony to their Wanda ,
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Il ea FANCY DRINK._
*.de of Poor U. lirldslorT. Prof rialrita
and BoVase Liquors doctored., tufted and evativ
med to pbego a tests, itent4" l Viffer,
tre,••• Itattoxers," so., Oat dad the tippler am to
druitkesmets and Mu, Del ere a true liedierts, molls
Qom tb. MAW, iloots and Iloits of Calibmils, quo
trues all Aleph/rile Buintsibtaza. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A 'LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE • perfect Ponorster and
Invigorator of tbe System, carrying off all poioonous
goner and restoring the blood to healthy condition.
No person CID taco Mess Mtters according to ditinv
lion and remain long unwell.
Alpo wino given for en inn:web% ow, prodded
Os bozos are not destroyed by mineral poison so
mbar meson, and the vital organs wasted beyond the
point of repair.
For Inliaantiutery and Chronic Rheum*.
Cism nod Goat. Drepepeht. or /adlessllos.
Bilious, Remittent and lutemaittent Revers
Diseases of the Blood, Livia., littlarea, and
Bladder, them Bittoro Save been most somas
fat Boob Diseames are caused by Vitiated
Blood, which is generally produced by derangement
of tbe Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Stand
Mho, Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the
Mast, Ill.senese, Boar Eructations of the Stomach,
Sad taste In the Month, Bilious Attacks. relpttaton
of the Heart. Inflmatantion of the Longs, Pahl In the
le(10oa of the Kidneys, =I e, hundred *ear painful
symptoms, are Mo. °aerial's of Dyspepsia.
They Invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the tor.
pid Ilver and Wavle, which render them of imisquallail
isfemicy In cleansing the blood of all Impurities, maid
iimmuling new life and rigor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES. Eruptions, Tatter, Sall
Shaun. Blotches, Spots, Pimples. Pustules, Skills, Caw
Btng•Wortas, Scald-Lima, Born Rya, Eryalp.
dm. Itch. Smuts, Dlsccioratiom of the Skin, lizirsors
and Diseases of the bkln. of whatever name or nature,
are literally dug op and canted out of the system In a
aost time by the use of these Ultima. One bottle I.
such cam will convince the most Incredulous of %Mir
etwattre erect.
Cleanse the Vitiated Mood whenever you And its
impurities bursthig .hrough the OM In Pimples, Erup
tions or Sores s cleanse It when you dad It obstructed
and doge. In the veins; dean. It when it 1 foul.
and your feelings will tall you when. Seep the blood
pare and the health of the system will follow.
PIE, TAPE and other WO WM. lurking In the
system of eo many thousands. are eiroct.lly destroy
ed and removed. For toll directions, nod carefully
the circular around each bottle, printed fa four lan
gueges—lingllsh,German, Fran. and Bisset..
J. WALKF.II, Froprlotor. IL 11. 11cDONALD
Druggists and Gm, Agents, Ban Frsu.leco.
pr :OLD HT ALL IFIIVGOLSTS .I.XI, DEALER&
Oct. 26—y ampetc
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR
•
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33rrreavis idb 1%11.0313.03La8,
DRUGGISTS,
Would roneetrully ny to the poblia, that la addition t
their anal atnortment of
PURE DRUGS AND IfEDICINEB,
they have Pints and Oils. Varniah, Dye.qtnek, Wine*
and Liquor,. Patent Medicines, Spectacles, Eye
GI . . Pocket Knivea, Macre, Violin a
Guitar St n za. A I...ictst received
a fine lot of Revolvers. Gun
Cann. Gun Wadding, ,
Cartridgra, an.
Re keep always on Mold and for 'sale, Blasting. Powder,
Gun Powder. Mile Powder. Tobieco and tigers of • su
perior quality. and a general assortment of Yankee No.
dons.
Dlrßraistsbet tho CHEAP ('ASR DRUG STORE e
Burns 4 Nichols.
A, B. BURNS,
Montrone, Dec. 74, 137). AMOS NICIBILS
STROUD et BROWN'S
Fire, Life, and Accident
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
Xlaclastrcoese.. 3Per.,
CAPITAL REPRESENTED, over
llomelnouranee Co. of N. Y., Capital and
Surplus, $4,000,01.11
Inouranee Co. of North America,
Capital susliSurpins, 1.000,000
Franklin Fire bottnome Co., Philo, Pa.,
Capital and Surplus, 1,003,000
Lyeoming Coast = Mateo] ltowronee Co.of
Money. Pena a, Capital and Surplus, 4,000,000
Connecticut Mntual Life Insumnee Co. of
Dartford. Conn., Capital, 00,000,000
American Life Insurance Co., Milady'.
phis, Capital, 1,000,000
Travelers'lnsuranee Co. 'Hartford. Conn.,
Insurtngagoinst all kinds of accidents
Capital, • 700,000
Dartford Fire Insurance Company. Dart
ford. Cone., Captratand Sroplos. 11/,000,030
nr All loudness entrusted to our care will he attend
ed to on fair term., and all losses promptly adjusted.
Or Office drat door met from Banking 0111ce of W.
H. Cooper & Co., Turnpike st. Montrose, Pa.
STROUD k BROWN, Agents.
M. C. fivrros. Esq., Friendsville, Solicitor.
Coos. 11. Bann, Montrose, do
ilttulas 8111017 D, Cammas L. Bums.
Montrose, Pa. Jan. 11. 1071.
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT
• OF WILLIAM W. SMITH.
Mersa Tau Novice: The extensive Final Ines
Establishment of William W. Smith, having been
refitted nod greatly improved, the proprietor respect
fully annonnees to the citizens of Montrose sod vicini
ty, that he Is constendy making and keeps on hand th e
largest and bestaessortment of
FUR .N" art:TPLIEI
to be found irnywher this side of Nsar Task City.
Desks, Divans, Towelracks, Loungfar,_Footstools Se.
Center ll.ard,Pler, Toilet. Dining. Kitchen and
extension tables.
Cams —Cane and Woodtott Rockers, Cane, Flag
and Woodseats of every variety and style.
Botesand Tett:4'4obn, furnished on short notice.—
Cane seat chats* resented.
SPRING BEDS.
A large assertatent—eltespest and best In the marks
Cane Seat Chairs.
ism now ettabledto InfrptyMY customers with a new
enMtanttaleahe Baal chair, of Wwsmanufaetnre.andeb
willtierntind peed:, stipule? to those formerly In
market, and pliers sold st a law plies.
CANE-SEAT CHAIRS RE.SEATED.
Pr' Ready toads sown on band or tarnished at
eborknOtlea. fiearsealways risF u l : f d deetred.
employnons but earth f and e workmen,
t Intend to do ray work we ll , sad se it clod se®
be afforded.
WILLIAM W. BMITIf.
Xontrose f ffeb feladad. •
JEWELRY A, TITRRELL
THEIR WIRE SOLD IX TBIII 1071,
8,63423.
OD
Blatetdey's Otteumbir
12.1 2.41.1:13Z1SlititilOpiac.
VircocHlL Maus:awl
Bit sunnw npate A e lv" n aM' Vargs* " 1 ,
Mende in eonstrection—liasy ewe
Taste to the water—Dumble— asartilwar.
These Pampa are their own boa
For sale by &slam In hardware mid
menu. Numbers, Pomp mum die.. lbw car
try. Cftulars, blabbed upon spy! Try rosy
or esbusts&
Single Pampa forwarded to noun In tomes whore
have no agents croon retelpg of the n Zdar ratan Pier.
In baying. be cared that your beanlial :raw
mark as Shore, as I guarantee wattage.
4 021,4405. Ci. 131.44tunkaunr,
11ANLI:40101122,
Odlee and Wardroom. 024 & 620 rbilltworl-110,
Philadelphia, Barth LS, 11311.—.1en Po.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
MANSFIELD, TIOGA CO- PA.
English and Classical muses. Termsb_egin
September 7th, December 12th , and March 57tb.
State appropriations for students. Students ad
mitted at any time. Apply t6'
CHAS. H. VERRILL, A.
Mansfield, Pa. Aug. 81, 1870.-17
HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCI-
AVON,
For the Rellerand cure of the Baltic and trartotuards,an
Principles of Christian Philanthropy.
Haws on the Emma Youth and the Follies et dze,
In ielatfon to Marriage and Social Rvile, with waitary
old for the aftlleted. Bent free, in waled envelopes.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Boa P. rhillidelphilL
IRON IN THE BLOOD.
Is,. )01Al
Ow) VI7ALEC/X0 AGEPI7-IROV.,
Casettern.—Be
we yen eel Peruvian Nyent.
Pe =Wets free. J. P. DLNSICORE. Proprlotool
No. 66 Ile, it. taw Tort. al
Bold by Draggirog plumy. •
ILarett 16, 1811).—y
TALBOT & STAMP,
GROCERIES & PROMOS
Flour, Salt, Butter, Pork, taro, Itars, gilt Flab, Tallow,
Candi= Cracker., Cheese, Coffee, Spices, elates
Tea.. Sagan, Wee, Dried Led Canned
Fruit. Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff,
and all other articles morally kept In a Ind clan Orseary
and Proviefou Store,
We will mark our Gooda aa low as we can afford, urn
sell for cub, or exchange for produce,
PATRONAGE SOLICITED
liontroee, Sept. 99, 1970.—tt
A BEL TUMBLE.,
DRCGUIRT, MO.TTROBR. PA
le continually receiving
NEW GOODE
And keep couatnally on hand a tall and daslrablo aa
1.011.13.111 01 gestalne
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CIIEMICALS, LIQUORS,
Paints, 011 s, Dye-StniTa, Tess. Spicer, and ether Om
cerics, Stone \t are, Wall and t% Indow Paper, Gllasa.
ware. Fruit J.T.s Mirrors, Lama. Chimney,. How
acne, Machinery OIL Yonners' Oil. Not prow OIL It,
tined Whale 011. Spenn OIL Olive Oil. Spirits Tamen.
tine, Varuirnes, cynary bevel. Via etrar.Putash. Conran,
Sealed Lye. Aslr Hick., Trusses, Supporters, Mtdlea.
Inetrinnents, Shoulder Braces, Whips, Gyn.. Pirtalo.
Cattriticer, Powder, Shot, Lead, Gun Cap s, Bleating
Powder and Pure, Violins. Stripy,. Dow.. ete. Pintas,
Fires. etc., Fish Hacksaw! Linea. Dar and 'Toilet Haar,
H
Rate Oil., air Reston:iv, and Hair byes. Drasheild
Pocket K Diva-. Spectacles.Sllver PletedSpoonsjintk",
Knives. Ac. Deatiet Articles," gesmal areortastestof
FANCY GOODS, JEWELTIT, and raszvintrr
AB tlaeleadb2; And best kinds of
PATENT IifEDICIIfEB,
to short, nearly every Ms/ to restore** Ma, to
plena , : the tame. to delight the eye, to gladly the bin,
sad al.° to conduce to th e real and aatitantial annientr
ante. Eoemeratlon Is Impracticable as It ereeld 11l
a nenepapes. Call at the Drug and Variety Stan et
ABU TCNNZLL.
Neutron, Jan. 5.18:1.
$60.000,000
DEICTISTRY
All those in want of false Teeth *Pother dental week
should collet the Mike of the wabectibena. who seePtw
pared to do all kind* of work to their Hassan short noues,
Particular attention paid to making fhtl and partial
setts of teeth on gold, silver, or altunhounsplate ; also ea
Westores cost composition ; thotwo Latter prelemble to
any oft tOcheaper sabadanees nownsed for dental plates.
Teeth ofyoungporsons regulated. and made tome, ta
natural shape.
The advantage of tutvineworit demo by permanently
catcd and responsible plaice, must be apparent to an.
All work warranted. Please call and examine epee'.
mein of plate work at oar office, over Boyd! CO. Mud.
wale more.
W. W. MUTH • 111•Mlia.
Montrose, 404,18, 1869.--tf
ATTENTION t
WE'LL GIVE YOU " FITS."
T. D. TAYLOR, sir long known in rinshans ,
ton as one of the most popular Cutters, and
fastikumble Tailors in this section of country
has formed a co-partnership with E. F. New
comb, of Montrose, and they are now p
to furnish men's wearin apparel of all i =
and in style and workmanship superior to any
establishment in this section of cOuntryt W.
VOA t_ ;V. ti :ADC A+ $ii(;)lT44l4OXll
to all who tatty favor us with their patronsge.
Shop at Poet's okl comer, on Yolk Assam"
T. D. TATLOIA_
NEWCOrark.
Montrose, Oct. It, 1810.—te
ABEL TIaBgELL,
'WPM Mined fres IrtnaTork with s lop id
Manta Ids will stalk pt audio goofs. •
Btopttoss, $5, 4, leso,