Eht turn and efirtOidt•
save the Fertilizers.
Much Matfer of a fertilizing character .
is suffered to go to waste on farms for the'
lack of a little care in gathering, preserv
ing; and applying it to soil, Being dis
trib'uted in small parcels at various points,
it is regarded as of little consequence;
bat if brought together the severel
amounts would assume an importance
which the separate parts failed to indicate.
If the parcels of manure one frequently
aeon about sheds, hog pens and hen roosts,
door yards, and the like, were carefully
gathered.and applied to the farm and gar
den, the products of each would be mater
ially increased, while the cost of the gath
oringand application would be fully repaid
by the superior healthfulness resulting
from their remdtaL When this refuse
matter is not in a proper state for imme
diate use, it should be gathered into heaps
for ferchentation—the masses being aug
mented from time to time, as material ac
cumulates, till the preparation of the
wheat ground shall call for its application.
Save all should be the ruling idea with
the farmer.—Agriculturalist.
The Way to Blanket Horses.
But few persons comparatively under.
atand'how to apply a blanket to a horse
to prevent him from contracting a cold.
We frequently see blankets folded double
and across the rump and part of the ant
mars back, leaving those parts of the body
which need protection entirely exposed to
the cold.
Those parts of the body of a horse
which surround the lungs require the ben
efit of a blanket in preference to its flanks
and rump. When we are exposed to a
current of cold air, to guard against anv
-injury from contracting cold, we shield
our shoulders, neck, chest and back. If
these parts be protected; the lower parts
of the body will endure a degree of cold
far more intense, without any injury to
the body, than if the lungs were not kept
warm with suitable covering. The same
thing holds good is the protection of
horses. The blanket should cover the
neck, withers, and shoulders, and be
brought around the breast and buttoned
or buckled together as closely as a man
buttons his overcoat when about to face a
driven storm. Let the lungs of the horse
be well protected with a heavy blanket,
and he will seldom contract a cold, even
if the hindmost parts of his body are not
covered. Many of our best teamsters pro
tect the breasts of their horses by a piece
of cloth, about two feet square, banging
down from the lower end of the collar.
This is an excellent practice in cold
'then, as the most important part of
the animal is constantly sheltered from
the cold wind, especially when travelling
toward a strong current.. The forward
end of horse blankets should be made as
closely around the breast of a horse as
our garments fit our bodies. Most horses
take cold us readily as men, if not blank
eted while standing, after exercising suf
ficiently to produce perspiration. So long
as the horse is kept in motion there is
little danger of his suffering from cold ;
but allow him to stand for a few minutes,
without blanket to protect his shoulders
and lungs, and he will take cold sooner
than men.—Erchange.
tifects of Tobacco Growing.
A corresnondent of the Boston Culti
vator gives the following testimony show
ing that tobacco as one of the crops in a
judicious rotation does not impoverish
land : In 18E8, I took a crop of tabacco
from a piece of land, containing one and
n half acre—the exact amount I canunot
tell, as it was housed and stripped with
other Jots which I hal. In the
month of September, sowed to white
wheat, and harvested thirty-nine and a
quarter bushels of clean good wheat. And
now, on June 23d, I have taken off four,
large two horse loads of hay, from this'
c.ne and a quarter acre, the rest having
been fed to my cows. Some portions were
badly lodged, and lay so flat that even the
the mowing machine did not get near all
of it. I expect to get as much, or more
the next crop. The quantity of tobacco
grown on this piece must have been as
much as 2,600 pounds, and was sold for
twenty-five cents through. In about
four years I shall go over the same rota
tirm again, i. 0., tobacco twice, then wheat,
And seed down, and mow again. The
abate is the way our tobacco lands are
running out in the Connecticut Valley.
'NE CATTLE DISEASE.—From near the
State lihe, dividing New York from 3fas
sachusetts, the cattle disease which caus
ed the death of several head of cattle at
Egremount Plain, a year ago, has reap
peared. Dr. Beebe made a post mortem
examination of horses, and pronounced
the cause of their death to be the cattle
disease. Last fall it was thodght the
death of cows possibly originated in ft:ed
lug in meadows which had been overflow
ed by the October freshet, but the cause
not existing this year, the theory is ex
ploded. Upwards of 20 head of cattle
have died of this complaint since its first
Li j 1
laox Afroorin PEACH Tutts.—At a
recent meeting of the American Institute
Farmer's Club, Mr. Wagner who lives ou
Long , Island, about fifty miles east of
New,York, exhibited some pruning from
his orchard to illustrate the effect of put
ting iron around trees. Ho took an old
place with twenty trees in the orchard,
full of dead limbs, with yellow leaves and
the crotches oozing thick gum. lie gave
the earth it good top-dressing of iron.
breaking up old plows and stoves and
scattering thefragments. The effects have
been marvelous, the trees have renewed
their; youth and now look strong and
thrifty - The bark is tight and the leaves
are greed, and the borer has disappeared.
He thinks the slab 9f iron furnaces,
ground.' tip and spfedd on orchards
would'proveit valnablo feitilitte for fruit
trees of All kinds.
Query? bow would iron ore. do;
Cutting of The Wrong Head.
An old farmer was out one fine day
looking over his broad acres, with an ale
otitis shoulder, and a small dog at his
heat They espied a woodchuck. The
.doglife chans and drove him into a stone=
mak *herb atiod immediately conunenc
,ed: .The dog, would draw the woodchuck
eta from the wall; and the woodchuck
would take the dog back. The old gentle-
Enuea qmpathy getting high'on the side
of tluillog,.thought he would help him:
So putting himself in positidn with the
us r.the dog, he waited (of the ei
twintimt of the Woodelinek, wild he *mid
cut hint , dottni So in encttfinity
and the old.man struck, but the it -
chuck gathered up at the Same time, took
the dog in far enough to receive the blow,
and the dog was killed on the !pot. For
years after, the old gentlemanon relating
the story, would always add: "And that
dog don t know to this day but what the
woodchuck killed him."
Marrying Young.
A few days since a well•dressed and
handsome youth, of same eighteen years
of age, appeared before one of our sister city
magistrates and asked if he could engage
his servicesto perform a marital ceremony.
The reply was in the affirmative, and the
young inert left, buta: shortly afterwards
returned, accompanied by a sombre
looking female, middle-aged and dressed
in black.
"Is this lady your mother ?" inquired
the magistrate.
"Oh, no, sir I this is the lady I desire
to marry !" replied the youth, and as the
lady drew aside the veil, disclosing a.
countenance wrinkled and sere, but on
which for the moment gleamed a sort of
icy smile.
" Indeed!'
" Oh, yes, sir."
" But are you of age ?"
"Not yet; but this Indy is my guar
dian."
"And she gives her consent?"
" Yes, sir."
The magistrate was in a quandary. He
didn't know exactly what to do. He ha
ted to sacrifice the youth, and join the
bright-faced May to the gloomy. icy De
cember. "Isn't this rather a strange un
ion ?" he asked.
"Not at all," replied the expectant
bride. " I have a large amount of prop
erty which I desire to leave this young
man. As I have relatives who might dis
pute the will ‘vere I to give it to him as a
legacy, I prefer to marry him."
"Are you content to marry this woman
for her money'?" asked the justice.
"Well I wouldn't marry her for any
thing the !" frankly replied the boy lov
er. "She ain't pretty."
And without more ado the ceremony
was concluded,
The Art of Cousthlng.
A country gentleman lately arrived in
town, immediately repaired to the house
of a relative, a lady, who had married a
merchant. The parties - were glad to see
him, and invited him to make their house
his home, as he had declared his intention
of remaining in town only aday or two.
The husband of the lady, anxious to show
his wife's relatives every courtesy he could,
took the gentleman's horse to a livery
stable. Finally his visit became a visita
tion, and the merchant found, after the
lapse of five days, besides lodging and
boarding the gentleman, a pretty consid
erable bill had run up at the livery sta
ble, Accordingly, he went to the man
who owned the livery stable and told him
when the gentleman took the horse h
would pay the bill.
'Very well,' said the stable keeper,
Understand you."
Accordingly in short time, the country
gentleman went to the stable and ordered
his horse to be got ready. The bill. of
course, was presented to him.
'Oh,' said the gentleman,
my relative will pay this.'
'Very good, sir,' said the stable keeper,
`please get an order from Mr. It
will be the same as the money.'
The horse was put np again, and away
went the country gentleman to the store
where the merchant kept.
`Well,' said he, am going„„ now.'
'Are yon r said the gentleman. 'Well
good bye, sir.'
Well, about my horse; the man said
the bill must be paid for his ketping.
Well, I suppose that is all right, sir.'
Yes—well, but sou know I am your
wife's cousin.'
• Yes,' said the merchant, 'I know you
are, but your horse is not:
A Man With Six Wives.
The Erie (Penn.) Alvalch, "shows
up" the matrimonial adventures of a trav
eling 31. D., whose pompous manner and
volubility of tongue have given him the
name of Dr." Whistlewind; bat whose
real name is Lyman P. Taylor, who is the
husband of six wives and the father of
children innumerable. Among his vict
ims is a woman ip Troy. The Doctor is
a shoemaker by trade, and his first mat
rimonial venture was with an actress in a
circus. The charms of a pretty Quaker
ess induced him to desert his wife and
their two children, and he married the
former, living with her until her death,
which was caused - by the explosion of a
kerosene lamp. The Doctor next married
his seri ant girl. He then eloped with a
patient from Syracuse, a Mrs. Dasenbury,
for whom he seems to have had a genuine
affection, living with her for the long
I period of fifteen years. The Doctor next
turned up at lansingburgh, where he
represented himself to be a widower. He
was poorly clad and seemed to have suffer
ed hard tunes. He there opened a medi
cal office, and became acquainted with
Mrs; Francis M., who became his fifth
wife, and who, since 'earthly" his true
et
character, is likely either to bring him to
justice, or to make the country too hot to
hold him. He married her in Troy four
years ago, one of his sons and a Mrs.
King being the witnesses. She was worth
$B,OOO, and gave hirii $l,OOO as a wedding
present to set up a country shoe store in
North Corinth; but he ran through it,
laid around drunk, and in a few months
had only a few dollars left. Before leav
ing North Corinth; however, an officer
mime with a warraut tit obtaining goods
under false pretenses. lie appealed to his
wife, and she paid $475 to save him from
punishment. While getting ready to em
igrate.to Erie, wife No. 4, - Mrs. Dusen
bury, made her appearance and demand
ed that he should come and live with her.
and her three children. He denied in
presence of No. 5, that he had been mar
ried to No. 4. She said she could bring
proof enough, but if he would do some
thing for the support of the children she
would not prosecute. He had swindled
a shoe manufacturer in this city out of
over a hundred dollars worth of goods,
and these he packed in a box and told his
late companion to take them and sell
them-for the benefit of herself and child.
ren. lie then Started for Brie with wife
No:s, but after a Abort timeTmarried a
sixth wife in that plate and put for vats
unknown. The lad tinifi be Was heard
from, he was ih Bouth Bend; Indiana.
'The Troy lady end Wife. No. 4 ,tife both
atter him, and he can hardly hope to
cape—at least fiddi the clutches of the
former:
I\7OT/CE t 1 tfd'gol thei liffecton of the
11 Odd Yell/Ate' Will iiiiidelatickg
_be
.hell at Odd Allows Hen tie 'Moltday.Atell
17 • 1871 -at.73" ig: 1 . •
rflrdt!, 1/371.—=24. •
&et* &el%
gew Attrationituts.
$l. TO '4310 PER DAY.
IigN,..WONEM who orlioWeinournsw tautness soaks
bozoto $lO day In their own Incsittles.
Fall particulars NU te S
r Mitt tree by malt.
Tema In mud of ruminant. roars work, &mai
addrass atonce.
Ormuz &ram a Cto., lostland,
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ALL DEALERS IN DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
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Would ion know what, when, how to plant! Fruit,
shade, evermeen trees, roots, grails, seedlings, Osage
plants, apple seed, early Ilo.c potatoes,shrobs,
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MEL should bay of the growers. We grow the finest r.
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Tanalp and other Vegetable &NIL Catalogues with
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Madness new, light, and profitable. Persons of either
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portional cam by devoting their whole time to the
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A VOID QVCKS.—A victim of early Indiscretion,
6A. causing nervous debility, premature decay. de..
having trite' every advertised rctnedy , has a simple
means of telt-care. which he will rd 'aifree to his fellow
sufferers. Address J. U. TUTTLE. ;a Nassau
Feb. tat, 1871.-4,0 r
000,000
Worth of Goods in Marc for the opening of
the Fall Trade of 1870, in a full and
general assortment of
Ladies and Graf
Dress, and Furnishlug, and Fang, Coeds
In Empir.ki aons, Deana, Merinos, Andlns,
Calms, Shasta, Corsets, =bossed Felts, and /Lop Skirts,
Ladles and Cents Furs. Buffalo Robes, Feeney Lap
Beres, °fedi assortment Candmeres.
Ladies*Crollus, Flannels, Hosiery,
/romans eselons, d'e, dr.
with a general assortment of Hats and Caps,
Boots it Shoes, Oils and Paints, Groceries,
Crockery, Hardware, Stoves, Iron, sc, ihrnish
ing a superior opportunity for selections, and
will be sold on the most favorable terms, by
MIC. mrcrmia.x.rp.
ew 1,11115=1. Nov. 00,1110,
DOWN TOWN NEWS
MINER .4.21" D COATS,
.Sala Street, 5 doors below Boyd's Corner. Montros
FLOUR, GROCERIES, AND
PRO VISIONS.
We are constantly ree lying a nd now have onhand,
iamb stock of Goode in our lit e, which we willed]
CHEAP! CHEM ! CHEAP !
forca.b.orezehATo orproduce.
GOOD TEAS,
COFFEE, SUGAR,
MOLASSES, SPICES,
PORK, • FISH, LARD,
HAMS, DRIED FRUITS,
CLOVER ce TIMOTHY SEED, .fie
Wn.bsee refitted and made additions to our Stock o
Pails. and are now ready.to forward Butter to the beet
'commission houses in New York.tree of cbarge, sad
mskr I iberaladrancemente on consignments.
Call and cumin eon r Stock before purchasing else
where. andconvinceyourselses oftbe
GOOD QUALITY it LOW PRICES
of our floods.
C. 0. MINER, • -
Montrose. April le- IMO
DENTISTRY
C. L. RACKET 'S Dental booms. New !Mined. Pa.
Parties's/attention e' co to an operations on the nano
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ylea now in use. Perfect satisfaction guarantied to all.
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ours each day.
Wan. fi„ 180 —ly
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Dealer in Watches, ClockJewehi, Be
pairing promptly done and Warranted.
FINE BILVEB, UOODSI
nude a speciality; t3svef Detielial berms for
$lB Olt Anlerlean Watch's% at Catlffinks re.
dttilekrieek
&deed forir p titri ffoM . New
York; at led pitfall
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if constantly on
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artfoest at COVIIITS; Bds of %and aircw&mi
mar: •
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"vt.
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39 1 11:171..myritri-cm
• EMPORIUM,
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Where you will find
The Largest Stock, the Beat Assortment, and
the Lowest Prices of any house in the city.
N. B.—All Goods sold warranted as represen
ted.
Binghamton, Aug. 24, 1870.—1 y
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Par DIMIESOIIof the 'Throat and bap.
inch 'as o=o4 Calla. linicagnis
Cough Bronchitis. Asthma.
Probably never before in the whole history el
medleine,has anything won so Widely and so deeply
upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy ler pulmonary complaints. Through a long
series °freers, and among moat of the races of
men it haraisen higher and higher in their esttma.
Lion, as it %as become better known. Its uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
of the lungs tad throat; have made it known as a re ,
liable protector against them, Mite adapted to
milder firms of Mame and to young children, it is
at the same tine the most effectual remedy that can
be given for Incipient consumption, and the dew
gums atrectittis of the throat and lungs, Asa pro.
vision against Sudden attacks of Croup, it should
be kept on hand In every fatally, and indeed as all
are sometimes abject to colds and coughs,
should be provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled Consonsption Ii thought ln.
curable, still great numbers of cases where the dbs•
ease seemed settbd, bare been completely cared,
and tho patient rtstorcd to sound health by the
Cherry, Pectoral. do complete is its mastery
over the dlsordeca of the Lungs and Throat, that
therinost obstinate of them yield to it. When not*
tog else could reach them, under the Chewy Pes
feral they subside and disappear.
gisscperirWad Puetis fipaakors And great pro
teetion from 11.
Asthma Is always tellaved and often wholly
awed by It.
Drorsehttie is generally eared by taking ate
C'kerry Peetorat Memel and hwprent doses,
For a Cough and Cold. no better remedy eon
be had. Take smaildoses three thnee a day and
put the feet In wade water at night, tmtU the
disease Is broken up
Per influarurs, ',hen It abets the threat or
Naga, take the umnree.
For Whooping anyk., give mall doves three
or four times a day.,
rot. Croup, givelarge and frequent doses until
Cho disease is mamma
No thmily should bo without the Cherry Porto.
forl on hand to protect than, in case of attack,
from the above complaints. Its timely coo often
spares the patient a great amount of suffering and
risk, which be would incur by waiting until he
coal get other aid. Parents,kcep it fn your homes
toy the asigencies that arise. Lisa dear to you
may be saved by It
fio generally are its virtem known, that we need
not publish certificates of them here, or do more
than imam the public that the best qualities it ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
Prepared by Ds J. C. Am & Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Maas., and sold
W round the world.
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Sold by Abel Tourll, and Borns & Nichols
Montrose, and all druggists end dealers every
where. [Dee. 21, 1870--y
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum d 'Co
Would reepeethilly all your attention to their
Fall and Winter Goods
which for •arlsty of Styles clever has Dolga excelled le
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS,
CLOAKIND'HATERIALS, FLAN
NELS, WHITE GOODS,
DOMESTICS,:&c.
IVerarer 117 1 17 ams • Matter.
IN MILLINERY GOODS
Taftautad and untrimmed LAW and Child' • Hata,
Flowers. Feathers, black and colored Velvets, blehons.
Lc. &a paver ajar. handsome.
IN Ladles' and Children's FCRNISIIING GOODS.
Skirts, Corsets, Gloves, Ilandkerehtvls. Collars and
Cuffs. Merino Wrapper*. Hosiery and Knit Goads,
cheaper than for the lasi ten years.
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING !
For lien. Youths, and Dope • Nil and complete stock.
Men'a tall sotto from 1:0 to sm.
OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS!
I=l
Of all the different grades, and at all prices
morns, CABSDIEILES, ISIVIVISES, Ate. for Custom
We take mamma and get tip garments to order In
good
ork. style, and warrant good llAing and sattaractory
w .
GE (TS' FURNLSII7I4O GOODS.
White end Flannel Shirt; Merino Wrappers & Draw
era. Handkerchief; Dom; Llrom and Viper la4lars &
Undo, Burpender; Gkrres, Umbrella; Tnanka & Satch
els in peat moiety.
Yea deg*, of the Isfelf dile and grant In •ut
ao
Oar Stock has been selected with we, and as waft,
our goods In
largo ate we frequently gave from
inliasing
101010 Ear ant. . As we ask as man stow
gut ithoyo coot so Au: 04oz auk ar wUI Saks. we out
PINY disomtpo good bargains, and win nuke it for
- 7 11 1 4-' l4 "haduiviii • gAdt . • -
44 ask toil W. 4ft thit and
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the stomach without dissolving. consequently do net
produce the desired effect. THE CATAWBA GRAPE
PILLS, being pleasant In taste and odor, do not neces
sitate their behig sugarcoated. PRICE FIFTY CENTS
PER BOE„,
HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
lIIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOtNJ
FLUID EXTRI4'T SARSAPARILLA
Will radically exterminate from the system Scrofahs,
Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Sore Eyes, Sore Legs,
Sore Month, Sore Road Bronchitis, Skin Disease, Salt
Rheum, Cancers, Runnings from the Ear, White Swell
ings, Tumors, Cancerous Affections, Nodes, Rickets,
Ofandtalar Swellings, Night Sweats, !.eh Totter, Hu
mors of all kinds, chronic Itheinattsm, Dyspepsia, and
all diseases that have been established in the system for
yaws.
Being prepared expressly fir the afore complaints, its
blood-purifying proyeets ore greater than any other
preparation of ehriarrtUA, It circa the complexion a
clear and tabby co or. and restores the patient to a
state of health and purity, for purifyfog the blood. re•
moving all chronic constitutional diwaries arising from
an Impure state of the blood, and the only reliable and
effectual known remedy fur the cure of pains and swell.
Ing of the bones. Ulcerations of the throat and legs.
Blotches, Pimples on the Face,. Eryelpeles and all seal/
eruptions of the fkin, and beautifying the compleXlon.
Pries $1 60 per bottle.
ILENRY T. 11E1,31BOIAYS'
CONCEN'TRATED
21 1 11.zi.c1. XClstrek.cot 33u.cilsio..
Tits GREAT DIURETIC,
Ras cured every care of Diabetes In which It has been
e'en, Irritation of the Neck of the Bladder and Inflam
mation of the Kidneys, Ulceration of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Retention of trine, Diseases of the Prostrate
Gland, Stone in the Bladder. Calculus Gravel, Brick duet
Deposit, and Mucnons or Milky discharges, and for en
feebled and delicate constitutions of both sexes, attend
ed with the following sputa ,ros: Indisposition to ex
triton, loss of power, lons of memory, difficulty of
breathing, weak nerves, trembling, horny: of disease.
wakefulness, dimness of vision, pain In the hack, hot
hands, flushing of the body, dryness of the skin, eruption
on the race, palild conntenance, universal lassitude or
the muscular system. etc.
Used by persons from the ages of eighteen to twenty
eve, and front thirty-five to fifty-five or In the decline or
chancre of life •, aft., cotelinvment or labbr pains; bed
wetting In children.
Heimbolers Extract Dacha Is Diuretic and Blood Pu
rifying, and cum all diseases arising from habits of
o strAtlor t s d es:lex e ce w ases .. and I: l ?mde o ner b, l n n i lif i t i e fr inz . nri i ti fo ce;
which It Is need, and gp m isillN i c llff:tlons— o In these dio
cesans cued In eunneetien with lielmbelers Bose Wash.
LAMPS.
In many affections peculiar to ladies, the Extract Pe-
Roche le unequalled by an, other remedy—ss le Chloro
els or Retention. Irregularity. painhalnew or suppression
of cuetomary emelt:Winne. ulcerated or &hints state of
the Uteri o. I,ncontrea or Whites, sterility. and for all
complaints incident to the ger-. whether adder from in-
Memnon or habit& of dissipation. It is proscribed ex
tensively by the mostetninent physicians and midwives.
for enfeebled and delicate constitutions, of both seam
and all apes (attended with any of the shore diseases or
symptomsy.
•
n. T. LIELIIBOLD'S EXTRACT BEICIIU
Cares diseases arising from impredenee, habits of dis
sipation, ete., in all their stages, at link expense, little
or no change In diet, no inconvadence, and no exposure.
It amuse frequent desire. and gives strength to minats
thereby rese.onog obstructions, preventing and curing
'dictums of the Urethra. ellayingpaktand Inflammation,
so frequent In this class of disease, aid expelling all
poleonaus matter.
Thousands who have been the victims of Incompetent
person., and who have paid heavy fees to be cured In •
short time, have found they have been decayed. and that
the " poison" has, by the use of " powerful as dements."
been dned up In the eystem, to break out In a more ag
gravated form. and perhaps after montane.
USE lIELAIBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCEIC for all affec
timn and diseases of the ri nary Organs, whether =tering
in Male or Female. from whatever muse originating, and
no matter of how I,,e g standing. Price, One Dollar and
Filly Cents per Bottle.
BENET T. DEMBOLD'S IMPROVED ROSE WASII,
cannot be surpassed as a Face Wash, and will bo found
the only speclac remedy in every species of Cutaneous
Affection. It speedily eradicates Pimples, Spot.,
Scrubutic Drytiesa, Induration, of tho Cutaneous Mem
brane, ria.,dispehr Redness ar d Incipient leihmmation,
Hives, Bash, Moth Patches, Dryness of
Salves or Skin,
Frost Bites, and ail purpose. Err which or Oint
ments are used; restores the skin to a state of purity
and softness, and futures continued healthy action to
Oa vessels, o n which depend' the agreeable clecruess
and vivacity of complexion so mush sought and ad
mired. But however valuable aa a remedy for existing
defects of the skin. IL T. Hemboit'a Rose Wash has
long unstained Its principle claim to unboundedpatron
age. by possessing qualities which render It a toilet ap
peter combining n In an of tho most Ruminative and con-anis! chase
elegant formals Ambient to
easitea, ferrety and efficacy—the invariable accompani
ments or Its use as a Preservative and Refresher of the
complexion. It luau excellent Lotion for diseases of •
Syphilitic Nature, and as ab Injection for diseases of the
Unwary Organs arising from habita of dissipation,
used In convection with the extracts Bubo, Sarsapa
rilla. and catawba Drape Pills, in inch disease.* as re
commended, cannot be imputed. Price, One Dollar
Per Bottle.
Fall end explicitirections accompany the medicines.
Evidence of the most, responsible and fellable char
acter ihrnished on application. with hundreds of thou
sands al living witnesses, and dotard of 1110,00) tune.
of t i o ed m c b e a d o D s o te m e
th em e and
i r g ec h o e m st m s e o n u d rc at e o s ry
ncudisng mnm
neat
puteidans,ciergymep, Statesmen, etc. The pso
prietor has never resorted to their publication to the
newsimPern be does not do this from the fact that his
artielos lung as Standard Preparations , sod do not
wet to bo propped up by caliticutess,
Henry T. lialmboldt inane
Preparatipn. ,
•
Delivered to any address. Secure from observatioD.
Established upward of Twenty Tons. Sold by Lint.
gists wrelywhenr. • Address letters for tntoonstion, In
CbIVO t to OEM T: HEL11801.111; Dtbgedtezd
'
ly lie:pdhii—li
Wlll4•arth Ti di Erni andthe •
saal
anol Ems Tout or
r T
41=54 Won% Taa l is t.
BAWS I M
COIndidtPLITBI Ask tot flint
? ilualsow'el take nu other •
A OREAT MEDICAL DISCOVER!
Dr. WALICE:ro.I C.
VINEGAR BITTERS
Bundr . edsd Thousands r .
%Woods:. C.
P`f
111 MIR i __a
11 0
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Ivl r../
Pe
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li4
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0 E TEM AIM NOT A vas l
' l e FANCY DRINK.Pg
ibei• or l'oar lbws. Whiskey. Peon( Beillia
and Itefinia Liquors doctored. rotted and Nec t.
mod to please the tuts. celled a Toolcs.""dpperz
aro hanonsts," ed., that lead the tippler oo to
drunkonmess aad rain, but aro a into ifedleine, ZW4I:I
from the Nunn) Hoots cad Butts of California, [lvo
from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are tho
GREAT 11100 D Pill/IVIED. and A LIDS
GIVING FILINCIPLE a perfect neltollllo, Ltd
Invigorator of tho Systole. carrying off all poisonous
matter and in:storing the blood to slieslthy condttion.
No person can tako these Bitters according to Circa
thin taut remain loop unwell.
8/00 Irina given loran incorablo me, ;marbled
Da bona aro not destroyed by mineral poboo or
oil= moans, and tho vital orgaas wasted beyond do
point of retudr.
Par Inflammatory and Chronic Rheum.+
time sad Dont, Dyspepsia, or indigestion.
Billens, Remittent and intermittent Foyers
Diseases of the Blood. Liver, Kidney., end
Bladder. these glitters have been most succors.
teL Dinh Diseases are caused by Yltlnted
Blood, which is geninnitly produced by derangement
of the Digestive Orgsea.
DYSPEPSIA on ISHIGESTIOY, Head
Rho, Pain In tbs 13betilders, Coughs, Tightness of the
Mies; Dinsiness, Sour Eructation/ of the Stomach,
Bad taste In the Youth, Salons /Maas, NVIIOIIOO
Of the Heart, Infilimmation of the Lungs, Pain In the
regions of the Eldncys, and a hundred other painful
symptoms, are the enprings of Dyspepsia.
They Invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the tor
pid liver and bowels, which render them of uneenalled
efficacy In cleansing the blood of all impunities, and
Imparting new life sad vigor to the whole system.
BOIL 5K131 DISEASES, Eruptions, Tette?, Salt
rheum. Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Platnles, Bolls, Eta
boucles, Ding-Worms, Scald-need, Bore Eyes, Eryslyv
elm, Itch, Beres, Dlsosioratioms of the Skin, humors
and Diseases of the bkIO. of whatever name or nature,
giro Messily dug up and canted out of the system to a
short time by the use of these Bitters. One bottle to
such COMB Will COISTIZICO the most Incredulous of their
Math, affect.
Cleans the Vitiated Blood whenever you dad its
Impuritlrs bursting brough the akin in Pimples, Ern,.
lions or Bores ; aurae It when you And It obstructed
and slugglsh is the veins; cleanse It when It Is foci,
and your feelings will tell you when. Seep the blood
pare and the health of the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE and othm- WORMS, lurking In the
system of so many thonminds.lll9 effectually destroy
ed and removed. For full directions, real carettily
OA circular around each bottle, printod fu four inn.
au4gt ..- agltah,German. French and SPkuask
f. WA.LICEII, Proprietor. R. 11. IdcDONALD it co?.
Druggists and Gen. Agents. Ban Francisco, Cat,
mul ICI antl.74 Commerce Street, New York.
ED - SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALER&
Oct. 213—y empetc
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN NORTAR
•
- _OO
XSTJFIL.IVEI/ - ma-rearscizAeo,
DRUGGISTS,
Would respectfully soy to the ptitlto, that to addition t
their asnal assortment of
PURR DRUGS AND ITEDICLNES,
they have Paints and Oils. Varnish, Dye-Stuffs, Wines
and Liquors, Patent Medicine*, Spectacles, Rye
Glansora. Pneket Ralvre, Razor., Violin &
Guitar Strings. AI., just reeelved
a tine lot of Revolvers, Gun
Capv. Gun Wadding,
Cartridge*, &c.
we keep alwaj~ae on hand ant for 'vale, Elastfng Powder,
Gan Powder., Rifle Powder. Tobseen said Cigars of ■ en
perlor quality, and a general assortment of Yankee
dons.
rErßemember Ms CIIEAP CASH DREG STORE 6
Bums & Nichols.
A. B. BURNS
Montrose, Dee. 14, 1117/. AMOS NICIIuLB
STROUD intolviVs
Fire, Life, and Accident
I GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
rhScoaatz-creso. .W.l*.
CAPITAL. REPRESENTED, over
Homelnsurance Co. of N. Y., Capital and
Surplus. $4,000,0t0
Insanities of North America, Phil'a,
Capital and SOrphts, 2,000,090
Franklin Flrelnsumnce Co., Philo, Pa.,
Capital and Surplus,
I.7COMIDS County Mutual Insurance Co.of
Money, Penn'a, Capital end Surplus, 4,000,000
Connecticut Mutual Life insurance Co. of
Hartford, Conn., Capital, 30,006,000
American Life Insurance Co., Philadel
phia, Capital. 1,000,000
Travelers'lnanrance Co. Hartford. Conn.,
Insuring against all kinds of accidents
Capital, MAIO
Hartford Fire Insttrance Company, Hart
ford. Conn., Capital and Surplus, $2. 1 :00,0013
Err All business entrusted Co oar care will be attend
ed to on fair terms, and all losses promptly adjusted.
Or °Mee firstdoor east from Banking Office of W.
EL Cooper & Co., Turnpike it. Montrose,Ta.
STROUD it BROWN, Agents.
M. C. Parrot. asp., Priendsvllle, Solicitor.
Cnas. H. Satan. Montrose. do
Elmusas &runup, Crum.= L. Buoys.
Montrose, Pa. ,Jan.ll. 1871.
FURNITURE ESTABLISIIMENT
OF WILLIAM W. SMITH.
PLNAIII rrszts ISOTICI : The extensive Fan:More
Establishment of WlMem W. Smith. having been
refitted and greatly improved, the proprietor respect
fully anaemia:ate the citizens of Montrose and vicini
ty, that he is constantly making and keeps an band the
largestand best ussorrtment of
' Cr 1ir17.1=1.30
to be found anywher this side of New York City.
Desks, Divans, Towelracks. Lounge/ Footstools ac.
OrCer Lard, Pace. Toilet, Din leg. Kitchen and
extension tables.
Calms—Cana and Woodscat Rockery. Cane, Flag
and Woodsuts of every variety and style.
Sofasand Tetot-tetes, furnished on short notice.—
Canesent chairs resealed.
SPRING • BEDS.
A lugs assottment—eheapastend best in the marks
Cane. Beat Chairs,
Iran tow enabled eastomeri with a new
rabstantialesne seat dist ,of home manufacture. which
wilibe Mind greatly superior to those formerly in
Inarket,sedyet are *old et a 1080 Vice.
CANE-SEAT CHAIRS RE•SEATED.
or /lead, made coffins on hand ..br furnished at
short notice. Hearse gimpy, in readineu If desired.
I employgone butearcihi and experiencegwOrkmen,
lintendto do Mywork woll, and sell it as low as can
be agerded. .
WILLIAM it 74 slam
montraseivoteito.
JEW.IIIII 'MUM
/Hess Weal; soil IN ins YEAR islo,
13,841
OF
Blatehlers Clitownb6l
a r.n9E3 0• • =Se
.
TRiTc)c)4l. I m uacaroms,
IUFEASERING 213468 feet in length. or sufficient la
IVJL the aggregete for A WELL OVERSOMILES DESPi
Simple in o3nstniction—Easy in Operation Giving ou
Taste to the water—Durable--iteltable and Cheap.
These Pumps are their own best recommmtdation.
For sale by dealers in hanlware and agricultural Imple
ments. pumbeni, Pump makers, through th e coun
try. Circulars, Lc., furnished upon application by mall
or otherwise.
Single Pumps forwarded to parties in towns when 1
have no agents upon receipt of the regular mail mice.
In buying, be careful that your Pomp bears my waif
mark as above u I guarantee no other.
Clowns. 8. 3 3 / 4 014.0211./InVir
ItANUFACTIIIIER;
Office and Wetmore, 624 dr. 626 Plallbert4ll.4
Philadelphia, March Its, 1871.-3 m Pa.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
MANSPIELD. TIOGA CO- PA.
English and Classical courses. , Terms be n
September 7th, December 12th, and March 27th:
State appropriations for students. Students ad ,
nutted at any time. Apply to
CHAS. H. VERRILL, A. M..
Mansfield, Pa. Aug. 31, 1870.—1 y
HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCI.
ATION,
For the Itallefand core of thc Enincladynfortnnutte,off
Plinciples of Cbristlaa Itillirtibropy.
Down on the Errors of Yonth and the reties of Age
In relation to Marriage an Bertha tells. with senile
aid for the atilicteLL deni fret. In pealed envelopes. Ad
drove ASSOCIATION, Box P. Philadelphia.
TALBOT & STAMP,
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
Flour, Sall, Mater. Pork. Lira, Dam, Salt Fish, Tallow,
Candlap, Crackers, Cheese, CoZee, Sphxs, Choice
Tea., Sugars, Rice, Dried rod Caroled
Fruit. Tobacco, Cigna, Snuff,
and all other articles usually kept to a - drat class Grocery
and Trovielon Stoic.
We will mark oar Onods as low no wa an afford, and
sell Sorel:ash, or excbause for produce,
I'AfRONAGE SOLICITED
Monteoee; Sept. 29. ISO.—tf
ABEL TITRIIEI,L,
DRUGGIST, MOXTROSE, P d.
Is continually rocehring
NEW GOODS
And keeps constantly on hand • full and destrabla ra
sornneut ol geuuloe
DRUGS, ILEDICENES, CHEMICALS, LIQUORS,
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Teas. Spices, and other Bros
cerise, Stone name, Wrill and 1% indow Paper, Glass
ware, Erna Jars. Mirrors, Lamps. Chimneys, Here ,
sene,lllar.hinery Oil, Tonners' Oil. Nesisfoot Oil, Re
fined Whale Oil. Sperm Oil. Olive Oil, Spirits Turpen
tine, Varnisnes, Cynary Seed. Vinegar-Potash. Calmed;
ra led Lye. Axis Grease, Trusses. aupporters,Diedies.
instruments. Shoulder Braces, Whips, Guns, Pistols,
Cartridges, Powder, Shot, Lead, Gun Caps, Blasting
Powder and Fuse, Mulls,, Strings, Bows. etc. Flute.,
Fifes. etc., Fisk Books and Lines,Bar and TolletSospr,
Hair Oils , Hair Restorers. and Bair lives. Broglie-al
Pocket Reds.. Spectacles,Silver Meted Spoons,Forkii,
Raises. be. Deatiet Articles, a general assortment of
FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, and FERFI73IIERY.
All the Loading and licit kinds of
PATViT MEDICLIKS,
in short, nearly every thtng to restore the elek, to
please the taste, to delfght the eye, to gratify the fancy,
and tlro to conduce to the real and tuba:andel comforts
of life. Enumeration to impracticable as it would In
a newspaper. Call at the Drug and Variety Store of
liontrose, Jai:1,5,1450,
$6110(0400
pURE LIQUORS.
antra NATIVE GRAPE BRANDT, distilled
strictlypare; and a variety of other Brandies. Inch:ding
Cherry }trendy, Cldor Brandy, Cc. Nearly all the differ•
sent kinds of Burn. Holland tile, old Rye and Bourbon Whiskey. Alcohol,Pare Spirit., Bay Rum, 4c,, constant.
ly on band and for sale by
ADEL TERRELL.
Montrose, March 94th„18039.
,i;•sci9
- - I 1840 / 1870
AFamily Medicine.—We mill the attention of on?
readers to the adecrtieem cuts of that favorite home
remedy. Perry Davie-PAIN KILLER. It has been be.
for the public over Timmy Tisza, and probably tout I
wider and better reputation than any other proprietary
medlcineaf the present day. At Ulla period there are
but few unacquainted with the merit/tot therein Elliott
but while some extol It as a liniment, they know but
little of Its power to cuing pain whoa taken Internally.
while others nut It Internally with great succees, but are
equally Ignorant of its hailing Marten when applied ax.
Mentally. We therefore. wish to ray to all tall It N
cqu Ily sucraysful whetherueed Internally or externally,
and It elands to.day. unrivalled bv all the great catalogue
of Fondly Medicines. It la endlelent evidence of tin
virtue as a standard medicine, to know that it Is now
used in all parts of the world, and that its vale Is We.
'tautly Increasing. No curative agent has had suck
widespread sale, or given Ruch unlearnt satisfaction.
It Is a prt ely.vegetablo compoilnd. and pinball sal.
even in unskillful bands.
BT. VITUS' DANCE CU*Eb
Y MRS. A. A. TAYLOR.—NO CURE NO
B
abeam be consulted at her residence In Brlciaroww.
ter, on the tam adjoining ilis.dtteriff Johnson. Best of
references even. A. Az TAYLOR,
Bridgewater. March 224 1811. tr
GOLD JEWELRY.
A New and larre enpplt,
lionteckseiNoe.ll. AilegtiNtudir
IMATElftgrt 01.CLIIPORD.110111111IP
BOBNY FUND. As presented by the BALA Of Threat.
Gm March 11141411:
Anoint of Bounty nnpslo.l.lereh 111t.CO
Amount In Collector's horde, net eolleeted..... MO 41
Anoint retrillning In Dlseetet,s Candy MS 10
Amodnt to De presided for
t- ,_• •
13/1101BL ABNOLD Slidlterr
T W.:ATKINSON -
Cibbra. M l l/1 1 11,101. W. F. WILSON,
TALBOT & BTAMr.
AI2tEL IiBBJULLS.