Zile tarn% and tirtsidt. Representation of Husbandry. 'Regret is felt by the true friendlof ag riculture, that so few farmers should be found in the halls-Of le.fislatton; and es pecially in Congress. If it is true that national detriment results from the non representation of tennant-farmers in the British House of Commons, an affirma tion recently made as a fact to be depre cated, how much greater the loss from lack or agricultural representation in a nation of Independent, thrifty, and intel ligent farmers! It is not that there is the slightest difficulty in finding men of the breadth and brains of an average Con gress among the farmers pt any individ ual State; but farmers are isolated, and unable to conbine with facility • they are more independent, and thus in feeling and fact are less inclined to "crook the preg nant hinges of the knees where [political] thrift may follow fawning ;" they are comparatively single-miuded mid consci entious, and are therefore averse to the insincerity and sinuosity of the genus politician. While agriculture is thus un represented, its interests suffer. Ambi tious lawyers, scheming merchants, specu lators, and railroad monopolists, men-who do not represent the producing interests, Mid who are at best the expensive go-be tweens on production and consumption, have an impelling personal interest in seeking legislative position, and they, therefore obtain it. Commerce has yearly had its millions in subsidies, improve ments of navigation, light-h orses, and other aids; railroads have millions of dollars of money and of acres of land, and their managers are permitted tp.,wa-, tea: tieir stocks and drain the resources of the farmers for double dividends. Now, the farmers want very little money in ap propriations in aid of agriculture, but they do need an exemption from adverse legislation—statesmen understanding mid conscientiously working for their interests —protection against rings of land monop olies and the tyranny of freight combina tions. Farmers have the numbers, wealth, and ability to protect themselves, by act ing in concert, in combinations, as a grand "ring," which shall overwhelm all mercenary "rings" whatever. To the honest 'malsses or the rural population, both on account of integrity and numbers. must the country look for its salvation from unhallowed greed and knavery in legislation. Then let the agricultural classes combine and make sure they are represented in State and national legisla latures.—Agrieultural Report. Crops for Lands. The Country Geht'entan says: In all sections adapted to the crop, probably wile& is the best grain crop to growon clay lands. The strong, well prepared. and well worked clay foams, arc among I the best and most productive what soils; and few clays are so stubborn that under draining, growing clover and thorough cultivation will not bring; them into a more or less pliable loam_ Summer fol lowing for wheat also attirds a better op portunity to work such soils to the best advantage, as the best time to plow, when they will work np fine and mellow may • be selected. The after cultivation and preparation or the seal, by having a much longer time than is possible for spring crops, may also be done to better advan tage. Winter wheat is also a good crop to seed clover with ; and after such laud is drained, two or three alternate crops of wheat and clover should bring the soil into good condition for most cereal crops. Oats also do well on clay lands, and of ten give large yields ; but the tendency of the crop is rather to make the land harder than otherwise, Perhaps fall plowing for the crop, and leaving the land in a condition to be benefitted by freezing —surface drainage having been well at tended to—may be an exception ; at least is probable that this is the best way to • grow oats on clay soils• heavy clay soils are not adapted to corn ; but a good deal of-good corn is grown on clay ]Dams. There are also many of the heavier clay lands that by under-draining and cover ing may be reduced to a loam that will not be bad for corn. It must be a pretty I stiff clay that after thorough draining and growing a few crops of clover, with a good, vigorous clover sod turned under in May, and thoroughly prepared, will not be in a condition to grow good corn. Ai a rule, and in sections suited to the crop, barley will answer where corn does. If the land -works mellow and dqu't bake badly, and the clover sod turned under for cern turns to a dark rich mould the next spring, barley sown on this prepara tion ought to do well. Facts In Agriculture All permanent improvetneuts of land locik to lime for their basis. Periodical application of ashes tends to keep up the integrity of the soiL All grain crops should be harvested be fore-perfectly ripe. `CI(Wer as well as grasses intended for hay, should be mowed when in bloom. Shallow plowing i operates to impover ish the soil, while t decreases in produc tion. Punctuality in engageinen ts is as neces sary to the agriculturist as it is to, a tiler )Al chint. Deep plowing.greatly improves the pro.; ductive powers of every variety of soil that is not vfet, . . Snbstilling s mnd land that is not wet, is eminently conductive to au increase pro duction. ...Always provide and equivalent for the mibstance carried off the laud to the pro ducts grown thereon. • The cropping or grinding of grain to be fed to stock operates as a saving of at least twenty-five per cent. RIDING FAULT WITH AhIUSTERB-- There are many persons whose religion consists in fulling fault with ministers. Nor are they all of the world. Some church-members think this one of the' privileges of., their profession. And as Fatamdesiretl to shift Simon as wheat, so-they sift the character and lifit of their ministme., Every word he speaks add eve,rfact he performs, in private _ and. iy public, at Ilona and abroad, nmstl be weighed in their faience; and if he is found wanting, they must -post 'up the Qhuinfi and the world in reference to his &fedi, _and infirmities. This part. of relienn must be attended to by some one. "All members have not the same office." And as they harp a peculiar taste, if not talent for finding fault, and no relish fur wiring" more spiritual, they are-faithful, in: out his real - and' imirrj. nag defecti. And /bias they saio, hinf from ti .rigs' *NO ObriersaiCrested on . 'enlisters when all men ?Fele well - of ht-m— Exchange. • Pitiez - DoctOr. Mr. M., an army surgeon, was very fond of ,ajoke,(liniess. prepctnited at own. expense) and had, moreover, a great con tempt for citizen officers, who were renown ed more for their courage than their schol arship. One day, after mess, after the de.- canter had performed sundry perambula tions of the table, Captain S.; a brave and accomplished officer, and a great wag, re marked to the doctor, who had been somewhat severe in his remarks on the literary defloinicies of some of the new officers: "Doctor M. aro you acquainted with' Captain O. r "Yes, I know him teen." replied the doctor; "he is one of the new set. But what of him ?" "Nothing in particular. I have just re ceived a letter from him, and I would wa ger you a dozen of old port that you can not guess in six guesses, how he spells cat." "Done! It's a was 4 . 'Well, commence guessing" "K, a, doable t." " K, a, double t, e "K, a, t, e." "No! try again" e." "No, you have missed it again." "Well, then," returned the doctor, "C, double t." "No, that's not the way ; try again, it's your last chance." "C, a, g, li, t." "NO, that' not the way ; you re lest your wager," said S. " Well," said the doctor, with much petulance of manner, "how does he spell ?" • • -'" "Why, he spells it c, a, t," replied S. with the utmost gravity of manner, amid the roar of the mess, and almost chokiing with rare, the doctor sprang to his feet exclaiming: "Captain S., I am too old a man to be fooled with in that manner." To TRAIN A HORSE TO STAND.—TaI e your hone on the barn-floor and throw u strap over his back and fasten it to his right fore-foot; lead him along and say "whoa," ut the same time pull down the strap, which throws him on his three feet, and make him stop suddenly. This is the best way known to teach whoa, though you car, put on the war bridle. and say whoa. dud give him a sharp jerk that will stop him about as soon as the strap to his foot. Then put him in har ness, with the foot-strap, as directed under the head of "training to harness," and drive him np to the door. The moment he undertakes to move, take his foot and say, whoa. Get in your carriage and get out again ; rattle the thins, make all the noise getting in and out you can; give him to understand, by .Snatching his foot I each time he moves, that ho must stand until you tell him to go; and after a few times you can put the whole family in the carriage and he won't stir out of his traeL3.--Inierican Stoek Journal. TTEEN TITE BEST MEAT.—A great many tillers of the soil drag out miserable days, simply because they will persist in eating salt pork and salt hums and should ers in spring and summer, when a dish of good mutton would give them new life and strength. We mean to repeat a thousand times, or at least till what we say has some effect upon our countrymen, that a pound of lean, tender, juicy mut ton can be produced for half the cost or the same quantity of fat pork; that it ii infinitely healthier food especially in the summer season; and that those who eat it become more muscular, and can do more work with greater ease to them- selves, than those who eat fat pork. We know nothing more delicious than smok ed mutton hams of the Sonthdown breed of Sheep. Vension itself is not superior. By smoking a portion of the flesh of a sheep, most families can dispose of the four quarters in an economical manner, before any part of it would spoil. ;"A distinguished professor in one of our theological seminaries relates the following : Being iu Germany, with a red covered book in his hand, a German, sup posing the book to be "Murray," asked in English if he was an Englishman? The professor replied in German that he was not. The conversation presently turned upon an architectural beauty near at I hand, in the course of whiph the prefes sor incidentally raised. the question of its cost. " Sir," instantly exclaimed the Ger , man. "von are an American!" "How dow you know that?" rejoined the professor. "Sir," continued the German, striking an attitude, and assuming a tone of great solemnity, "upon the resurrection morn, when we stand before the Great White Throne, the first question of ever Ameri can in the whole assembly will be. "How much did that Throne cost?" How To OFF s. CHEW or TOBACCO.— The following joke was prepe'rated not long since on a Midland train, shortly af ter leaving Norwhich "Who dare spit tobacco juice upon the floor of this car ?" savagely exclaimed a large and powerfully built passenger, as he arose from his seat and stalked down the agile, frowning defiantly upon the oth er passengers. "I dare r said a burly looking fellow, as he deliberately squirted a quantity of the noxious saliva upon the floor of the aisle. "All right, my friend," said the first speaker, slapping the other in a friendly manner upon the shoulder, "give ris : chew of tobacco." There wasa roar of laughter in that car, and paisenger number two had to ac know•ledge that he had been sold. —Two little school girls were lately prattling together, and one of them said, `We.• keep .four servants, have got •six horses and lots of carriages; now what have you got?" With ctuite as much pride the other answered, "We've Lot a skunk under our Jam" —One "Jeames Flaherty" was brought up before a magistrate for marrying six wises. The-magistrate asked him "how he could be so hardened a villain "Please yunr worship," says Jeames, "I was trying to get a good one." —The farmers of lowa have formed a secretassoeiatiun fora mutual advantage, called s'! trans of-Husbandry." Its op. eratiOns will extend to, the, price of pn:k . , duce,and will base an important be.aring upon the grain market. . Pittsburg Lis 476 Diauttfacturies :which if placed in a continuonu t line.would tend a &stance of fifty riffles. -:7 -':''' l'.! if__.... -- "iiiittiti - liii ovitaign ritai....... Paid.—The Tams , . tha Ilea aro AMOCO , laitrassica Coliturr, of Ilartford . Coittiektient, paid 820.000 on W. .IV.Fatbuitv and Willhim. C. CaraCTlCtlitin of idierlitetv Ilamburgh railroad accident ; $5,000 ' on the late S. 11. Lewis; Jr., of Bt. Albans, Vt. All those accidents otturred, and the Warn= IMO' paid, tirlildn three menthe—each claim being paid about sixty days WWI it was duo by the terms of the policy. The Tams= has paid ova( Ewa= DOL. LABIAZULY In .benefits to Itspoliey holders, for death or ir*O .7 ll: a ol e r it • r°r °TM -"4 3 °LarY!l ini ° 2 i", ' The THAVIILIMII LER /AD ACCEMIT INSCIRASTE C'd rear, of ficutford, Conn., grants all the usual forms of LEM and.ENDOWNEST Policies, an mmeedingly tunla.ble.tatr!*=* ., ,AXPF•A 3 m l47 7 °P 4 Lew 84TV!... HOLIDmite u thi,EINARY: 731. cimeocidac , Ets-coarArzt . .TAIL ''ESTABLIBIIED 1862. 14 ` teeuedY which s been tested foxiten 31tarsoind_proval in thou sands of wee - capable Of curing all plena/ICS of the Thvan and Lunge; performing many remarkable Mires. merits a trial from all who ato suffering Dora *Doper of feetbee sod Taloty Awning "vita Win you let prejudice n.:.0 being cured ' r' Er t c a l m s raroe say it cures em an The relief and earns it ore A iEsy.umrwien c r ote. Throat_4lllmtritt—llegldroOD l 7A rd*: (10 .". Lung visoases.—llns cured elt.t.i pronouncod Incnr- Dehlll Mande, end 14T1iorates OA, iptem. Livo.output 4, 7 1 . 1108 t ,EgMlye Regelattl: this Lite ilea ' Ithyactionon the stomach it. "I " ti p r ctvwt i ls . h_l o l2 i t -ri o nga t n h d em app l e o tite-rer c tsri s n a i i Crook's Wine of Tar le rich In the medical quali ties of Tar, combine[ with vegetable ingredients of un doubted value, which make it unsurpassed, not only for the complaints enumerated, but it Rapidly Matures Ex hassled strength Cleene. CUM.omai.rpl the. Lit t .131 ens pottiltfern ' llo worn, onn unmt. Ann makes pure blood. an] begets a vivacity appreciated by both sound and sick. If you ore afflicted in auy way, we know If vou try the Life-giving 'Tonle Properties of Dr Crook's Wine of Tor, you will add your testimony to its pivot value in correcting any '- ills that *cob is hew to.'•Prepared only by OLIVER CROOK & CO.- 1 Sold by Druggists everywhere. IIALL & PORTER, Junction City. Kansas, NI holt:tale Agents. For Scrofula. Scrotalona Tumor. &rot , tram , Diseas‘ao of 0. Eye*, or Scrofula In any form, Rhenmatlitu,Dlacapea of the Llter.nla• emelt of the Skin, Eruptions. Plinplee. Bolls. • - Staid Ilmd. Elleata and Old SOrMor •tny dlrearte depo tiding on a depraved condi. ' than of the blood. take Dr. Crook's Copt _poarl Syrup of Poke Boot. emn'llt• - cal with the bort tont • preparations of Iron known, anti Is the bort Alterative and Purl ."' kar mad , - Cleans° your 81000. Try nun bottle. Sold by Drut;:4lrta, l•reparcil only by °Lass CROOK & CO., Dayton, O. CHAP thilFfigglitinG.drlV,-- 7 ,m tn ,, i r oz n rt ;r ow ed:cr. Das tor Six Dollars per Line per week. One line Ett Greek will c.t six D..llar>•, two Sore wit cost Twelve Dollars. and Ten hues will cost Sixty Dollars. Sand for a Printed List. Address GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., Ad vertising Akents, No. 41 Park Dow, New York. The Vice of our Age is Fraud: T EVERTIIELESS. there two dye honest Patent Ages's. eVell ni the Capital... 4 whom ha the under signed. Patents for 17 years obtained nt reasonable rstes. Agents ormltd S. nd for circulars. GEO. E BROWN. C'onitcrilur.t-Law. SU; C. Street, nor. 11th. Washington, D. C. FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE raLKAKS Kid tames and all kinds of Clotho and Cloth ing; removes Paint, Orem, Tnr. tailandy without the least injury to the finest fabric. Sold by Drn,„..^"lste and Fancy Good. Dctlen , . FILM/it &NT S. PO LI KKK CO, v: Barclay St , Non York, 46 LaSalle St.. Chicago. Agents ! Read This ! I vE 19LL PAY AGENTS A SALARY OP PER TT WEEK end EXPENSES. or nilow a Lira L'ortiMi.. $lOO to fell our rivw and wonderhil it" ent/un.. Address M. WAGNER S. CO, 4 1 Ck W A DY FOR ALL Wittilitineil.Toole. Ad as A. E. tiIf.A.UAII, SpriuViculd, Vt. 32= A MONTHlloiscithd Carling.° Ihrtarbed .1-•0 ESperlfee pajd,:y. Shaw, Alfrol, ARM Of UUIRRS. Shrewd hot quiet men can make a fortune by revealing the secret 01 the bgpluros to nu one. Addr...ea C. E. WELDON, 1,210 Eroadway, Few 'York. iW. VA NAMED, M. D.. Pucces.fally trrnt, all cisgees of Chronic and Acme Dinanseng. Scud . 'damp for cirtrdnr conrglntny, parttctdarg and tezll •monials. Addregs Box Sit}, Acts. 'fort. gfli2lo,ooo Worth of Goods in store for the opening of the Fall Trade of 1870, in a full and general assortment of Ladirs rnd Cenr Dreg. arid Firrn Wang and Fancy Goods Is Empress Cot •s, DeJsie.. Merinos, Posans, Cafes. 0. Shawls, Corsets, embossed Felts, and /Loos Barg Ladies and Gsn'• rvArrot. Buffalo Robes, Fancy Lap Bobs., alma assortment ef . Cloths, Cassisncres. ' Jadlas'adtas:-Plantsits. gotiem . • • Domestic Cottons, ,Itc, dko. with a general assortment of Hats and Caps, Boots tit, Shoes. Oils and Paints. Groceries. Crockery, Hardware, Stoves, Iron, ece., furnish ing a superior opportunity for selections, and will be sold on the most favorable terms, by MX. 33 ICIMLFLIT'sr. ear Milford. NOT, 3C ISIO, FINANCIAL New 7-30 Gold Loan SAFE-! PROFITABLE! PER3IANENT Jay Cooke & Co. Offer for Sale atPar and Accrued Intertst, the FIRST - MORTGAGE - LAND GRANT GOLD Northern Pacific RAILROAD COMFY, H T r'S 4 E PADS tire -§ecured,jirat, by n Plistlitostgage on the %limed itsell%lta raring stock and all eqUipments , . second, by n First Mortgage on ti e en ti r e Laud Grant, being more than Tireuty-Two Thousand acrcv of Land to each mile of road. The Bonds aro free from United States Tat; the Prin t:VG and Interest are payable in Gold—the Principal at the end of Thirty years, and the Interest Semiannually, et the rate of Seven and Three-tenths per cent per annum. They aro booed In rltenomln.lions of POO. $30031003 PAO and $lO.OOO, The Trustees ander the 'Mortgage are Messrs. J. Cooke. of Philadelphia, and J. Edgar Thomas. President of the Penneylourla Central Railroad Company. These NoittieinPaciffi t:9O binds silliatrin tinier be fore maturity. be receivable at ten per cent Premium (or 1.10). to exchange for the Company s Lands at their low est cub price. ' In addition to their absolute safety, these Bonds yield an Income Itrger, we believe, than soy other First (nags security. rearms [lading United Sines Five-Twenties am by converting them into Northern Pacifica, Increase their yauly income our-third. and still have a perfectly reliable Investment. • HOW TO GET THEM Tons nearest Bank or Banker will supply these Bonds DENTLSW,RY. C. A. SACKETT'S Dental Dooms, New Milford, Pa. Partiecaarattention given to all operatic= no the nets. 'nil teeth. Artificial Teeth tucerted In all Ma miens ylea now In use. Perfect eatlefaction guarantied to all, Cma and see me, and satisfy yourselves. °face hours. ours each day. btu. is. I= —iv Stites Good;4:t this Soldier ■of Was of 1819 4 _ ND THEM WIDOWS 1-:•Congress hai recently pow 41K: ed a Lase [Jointing Pensions of Etat DolLus pa .00tti,. where theretranaPerrice of Sixty Dsys or t or ormer y of yon proeured Luid:Wartanti, from MOO ao IBM and ray mord* and papers, then ' made, itib sow vas Iniporuot Leta neeessery_ln Procuring Fen , alum and persons brin&g or sending indrawn to molls* eon lose the Dft •baeltot ftwortiyand tbetrbasiness tea be promptly attended to at rates el Waled Ay the taw L. P. }WM, Montrose, March 11, 154. sar CALL AT ROBINSON'S BOUTIIERN TIER PvtIrt.IVITI:7I-a. 3111 EMPORIUM, 88 Washington Street, Bthskamt.ion, Al, T. Where you win . find The Largest Stock, the Best Assortment, and the Lowest Priem of any house in the city. N. B.—All Goods sold warranted as represen led. Binghamton, Aug. 21, 1870.—1 y Ayer's Barsaparilht, .M. 41111311 WIUMZEIMANii =MUD /OLLIGen. The reputation this et. cellent medicine enjoys, , is derived from its cares, 7 .! many of which are lardy marvellous. Inveterate cases of Scrofulous die. ease, where We system seemed saturated with • corruption, have been purified and cased by it. • Bcrofhlous affections and 4rag allit disorders.which were ag. gravated 'by the scrotn. lone contamitunioa until they were painftilly Meting, have been radically cured in such great numbers In almost every sta tion of the country, that the public scarcely aced to be informed of its virtues or uses. Scrofulous poison is ono of *tamest destructive enemies of our rare. Often; unseen and unfelt tenant of the organism undermines the constitution, and invites the attacker enfeebling or fatal diseases, without curetting a suspicion of Its inesenee. Again, it seems to breed Infection throughout the body, and then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop tato one Or Other of its hideous forms, eit- • on the surthas Or among the vitals. In the latter, tuber. des may be suddenly deposit-I la the hags or heart, or tumors formed in the liver, or It shows its presence by eruptions on the skin„or fent ulcer ations on some part of the body. hence the came atonal use of a bottle of this Sarsaparilla Is ad 'lexible, even when no active spnptems of disease m as a. Persons affected with the following am gesernit,.b. Immediate find tiS reli ef, .. t as L- Fa b . di. diusa Y R n ose or Ertstpe n tas, Sorter Salt Rheum, Scold Head, Ringworms, Sore Rees, Sore Dar, and other eruptions or visible forma of /krojksiosts disease. Also In the more concealed forms, as affections Heart Disease, Fits , E pi l epsy/ Nestr, X =7, and the various Ulcerous ectiontiof the muses. lar and nervous systems. Syphilis orFewereol and lfferenrial Diseases are cored by it, though a long time le required for subduing these obstinate maladies by any medidne. But long continued use of this medicine will can the complaint. Leurorrhcca or Whites, Uterine Ulcerations, and Female Diseases, are com m=s,goon relieved and ultimately cured by and Invigorating effect. Minute fans for each case are found in our Almanac, sup. plied gratis. Rheumatism and Goad, when caused by acaimulations of extrateous matters the blood, yield qmckly to it, as also Liar = hits, Torpidity, Congestion or Znylans of the Lieor, andJoundiett, when arising, as they o ft en do, a lt .' s% the rankling poisons In the bloat. Thin BARS4P/DILLA Is a great re storer Dm the strength and vigor of the system. Those who are Languid and .Listiess• Despon dent, Sleepless, and troubled with Nervous Ap.. prehensimus or Fears, or any of the affections nymptematio of Weakness, will and Immediate relief and convincing evidence of its restorative power upon trial. PREPARED RP Dr. J. C. .117161/ & CO-, Lowell, Dm, .Proateal and Anaigtieal Chemists. BOLD BY ALL DELIGGISTS Doha by Mad Turrell. and Burns A: Montrose, and all dru , —istA and dcaleri every wherr. 1 . 13 cc. 21, 1870--y Tai 0. 11. BROWN'S. YOUNG AMERICAN Mir' l 77:TVW''Wq In offering this Liniment to the we do in ILII confldence. that Unmet supercide all °Mere now In ult.., an Internal remedy. for the core of all diseases In the reach of that eleve of medicine, we can wifely aescrt, ithout the leant fair of contradiction, that it stands un rivaled in the list of medical compounds esteenally ap plied fur the cure of dleenee. Feeling therefore that tt Is unnecessary to par a remedy so eminently wonderful la its effects, eo myeterionely Marini° in its powers of relief, causing the deaf to hear, the blind to see, thence eons. drawn and crippled rheumatic to walk erect and re joice again In the power and vigor of manhood. Obi pre paration Is offered to the pahlle en its own merits. sot claims no volcanic °ratio oeeeeentlal oils of {he Arabi an deserts ; but on the contrary is what Its imports, ant. Is a rare combination of the powers of North Amen can products. Few Tons, Dec. 11, ISM.: This notice is to inform all dealers In proprietary medicines. that vre have established a Depot In Kristine• henna county at Montrose. Pa., for the sale of Dr. C. F. Drown's Young American Liniment. and that Mr. A. DALDWEsi Iv our agent fur that purpose WARD, WARD, SOUTHERLAND A CO., 120 William Street, Now York Agencies will soon be established at central places in every township, and published In the Bet below. lam ready to famish it at wholesale prices to ageuta. Post ers and circulars scut free upon application to the sub scriber. The Liniment to now for salient retail by the fallow ing agents, to wit: Burns & Nichols Montrose. A. Terrell, , IL L. Adams Auburn 4 Corners. Noah Baldwin. South Auburn. Waltman A Vo.bnes, Skim el.'s Eddy. 1). C. & F. li. Fordhain, Franklin. J. Barrows A Von.% Steveuertlla L. M. Sherwood, Rushville. R. T. Ilandrick, Springville. William Thayer, Dimock. E. B. Bmirdslec, Little Meadows. Robert Winters, Friendsville. M. 1.. Ball, Birchardellie. D. A. A. Titsworth. Brooklyn, Pa. L.B.indurnint. W. IL Carus, Bailey Ballow. E. M. Tiffany,inpbottom. • J. B. Very, Montrose Depot. 0. M. Bewley, New NlifonL T. D. Easterbrouk, Great bend. Tewksbury Brothers, Auburn Centre. Avery A Beaumont, Chinatown. Stevens & Leebody, kik Lake. It. Changer, Rmh. 8. E. Stevens, Linville. A. J. Slivers. East BpringhilL J. L. Merriman, Upsonville. J. W. Roecncrante, Falrdale. Any persons in townships Cot above named, desiring an agency, may obtain it by addressing A. BALDWIN, General Agent. Jan.ll, 1811—Erci Muntruse. Pa. ABEL TURRELL rf REPS constsotir on hand ondof the most unmet.- ..A. ous collections of DRUGS & MEDICINES le the eeebirf , and bestows especial attention to se. letting and buylog articles lu this department that aro pureandgenuine. noel") keeps a great vuiety of LIQUOR& AND WINES, boned elites direct from tbe distiller, or importer, and warranted strictly pnre. dim, a MI seeurtmenr of Paints; Oils, Vandalic's, Britabes. Lubricating Ulla and Dye Stuffs. Uroceries." Wa.o Paper, Wass, lieraseue, VJullna, /Plana% Guns and ammunition. A tine variety °Mold and other JEWELRY. Pertain orl. Yankee NOTIONS, te., and other gouda too nu nitrous to mention. Dunng several years past persona brioche= In the habit or funning club/And sending to the Great Amen.. can Tea Company, New York, fur their supplies of Tea and Caro, for family use. Abel 'Farrell Is now eopOlying the people with these Tess and Coffees, et his atom In Montrose; at the urns p:tees that these clubs and other pertains pay at itle: OM. 01 the DetuDany In Near York. .Thus. purchruutra will eau the axioms charge, trouble of Clubbing and fistolseudlng,t hopes of 'AWL TURBELL, - Yontrose, Pa. Mt 1. 111118011 Yr COMPOUND ILEID EXTRA - 01 CATA.WIIA GRAPE PILLS. • Component Parts-17nid Extract Rhetc , barb and Fluid Extract Oataw ba Grape •Juice. ran Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Billions Affections, tick or Nervous Ileadathe.Costivenns, etc. -Pure. ir Yeats de, eoutatulig no Mercury. Dlsierala or Del eterious Drskp. These pigs are the most delightfully plessent Etna tlveompereening aittor oil, asks, rusguelds, etc. Th ra Is nothing more acceptable to the stomach. They nice' tone, sod cause neither ttausla ntesriping pains. They are composed of the finest In gred ients Alter few day( use of them, such an Inv ration of the entire system takes place as to appear miraculous, to the week and enervated, whither mining from Imprudence or 'RA MC. 11. T. lielmbold's Compound Fluid Extract Ca tawba drape Pills are sot eager coated, from the fact that sugar coated Mlle do not dissolve, but pass through the stomach without di”uivine. consequently du nut produce the deeired effort. TUB CATAWBA OUAPE PILLS, being pleasant in mote and odor, do not netes sitate their being sugar ceced. PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER BOY. lIENRY T. lIELMBOLD'S 1110NLY CONCENTILATED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRAIT SARSAPARILLA Will radically exterminate from the ystem Scrofula, Syphilbi, Fever Sore., Ulcers, Sore Eyes, bore Sum Moab, lion, Head lirunchitio. Sian Dt,vaio, Salt Recant, Cancers, Runnings Isom Ow Far, W bite Swell ing*. Tumor., Canceron. Affection., Node., 'ticket., Glandular Swelling., Night Sweats. Barb Totter, Hu mor. of all chronic Ithematiora, Dpmenela, and ail dimames that have been maabbabcd in the system fur years. Being prepared ripe , - br for the above complaints. Its blood-onrifytng proper are printer than any other prep:m.llton of flareafetril. , It gives the complexion a clear and healthy color. and restores the patient to a *tate of health and purity, for purifying the blood, re en moving Ail chronic eonatltutlottal db-eaees art -bier foam Impnre stite of the blood, and the only relish's. and effectual known mmudy for the core of pales and swell io of the bones. Uketions of the thread and Blo g tches, Pimples on the ra Face. lEirvelperas add all 06.1 y •,,roptlons of the akin, and beantifyi g the complexion. Price el 50 per bottle. HENRY T. lIELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED Wlmac% 33-tits-arzet 331.1.40b0ta. TIIE GREAT DIURETIC, Bea cured every ease of Di.hetes In whieh Ithas been given, Irritation of the Neck of the Bladder and lufLeto. motion of the RhineTr, Ulceration of the Kidneys and Bladder. Butt:Minn of Urine, Diseases of the Prostrate Oland. Stone In the Bladder. Calculus Gravel. Brick dart Deprostr, end tit:tenons or Milky til.cherger. and for en feebled and delicate constitution. of both sexes. eticod ed with the following sympts Indbpooit inn to ex• ,•rtion• lon. of p0w . .., hoc of memory, difficulty of breathing. wtatk nerves. trembling, burro: of disease. wakelh'in vs. (I/Winces of vision, pain in the bark. hot hands. darning ef the body. dryness of theeruption ,111 the face. pul.IJ countenance, universal la-sitnde to IW ev "-tem. etc Feed hr per-t•oc from kite ogre of eighteen to twenty. tire, and ie•on thirty-five to Ittly . -live or in the decline or hone of life; after confinement or labor pains; bed wetting In chlldn•a. • Reimbold's Extract Buchn Is Diuretic and Blood ru• rlfying. and cures all disrascs nrising f.,m habits of db. *lnstitut and rxresses sod imprudences in Ills Impurities of the bluod, etc., ottpeteeding eopalbs to affections for which It Is used, and Syphilstie affections—in these dis eases used In connection n Rh Llelmbold's Rose Wash. LADIES. In fanny affection' , peenllar to ladies, 11-e Extract %- Dacha unequalled by nny other remedy- an in Chios, ids or Retention. I 'renal brit!. painglainet. or enppresition of customary evaenattans. nicer - and or Schist:is state of the Uterus. Eneorrhera or Mitten. sterility, and for all complaints incident to the sex. whether arivine from in discretion or habits of dissipation. It is prencrined ex tensively hy the nie.tOtllinetit physicians and midwives. for enfeebled nod delicate constitutions, of both sorer and sit area (attooded with Roy of the above diseases or pyruptome). ILL T. RELMISOLD'S EXTRACT MIMIC Cures di. aces arising from imprudence, habits of di. sipation. etc, In alPtlicir stages. at little expense, litt/e or no change to diet. on inconvenience, and no expoauto. It mimes a freament desire. and gives stfamelb to urinate thereby removing obstruction., preventing and curing strictures of the Urethra. allaying path and inflammation, so frequent In this class of diontee, and expelling all poisonous matter. Thousands who tome been the victims of Incompetent persons, and who bare d heavy fees to be mad In a Fibrin time. bare found they Irene been dm-Pied, and that the "poison" has:by the use of " powerful as ringenta." been dried up in the system, to brrnk not Ina more ag gram led form. and perhaps alter marringe.. I.V.,IIELMCIOLD 8 EXTRACT Brent' for NIT affec. nom , and discos. , of tbeUriamOrpain, whether existing le Male or Female. from whatever ranee originating, and no matter of how long standing. Price, Ono Dollar and Ccnts per Bottle. DENBY T. nsmnourtratrsoi - Ko ROSE was% cannot beas a Pace Wash, and will be found the only sp 6e d remedy In every species of Cutaneous Affection. it speedily eradicates Pimples, Sputa. acrobatic Dryness. India/alone of the Cutaneous Alms. Mane, ete.,dispeds !Leduc.. ar d Incipient Indionmatio a. Hives. Bash, Sloth Patches, Dryness of Scalps or Skin, yrnst Bites, and all purposes for which &dyes or Oint.- meads are lased; restores the chin to' a state of purity, amd softens, and Intures continued healthy action to its vessalo. on Welch depends Pia agreeable eine:race" and viva, ity of eumplaxinn so , mama sung= and nd mired. lint however saleable as a remedy for existing defects of the chip, it. T. Ilealnalt's Huse Walsh has long =stained its principle claim tounboonded patron , age, by poss'esslog qualities bleb render it a toilet ap., =who of the roust Itopertailvo and congenial clean ter, combining In an elegant formula prominent re. =kites, safety and eMeacy—the Pleadable accompani ments of ita use as !Preservative and Hero:Sher of the complexion. It last excellent Lotion for diseases' cafe Syphilitic Nature, and as an Injection for ahesses °title Unnary Organs, arising from habitsuf dissipation, used In correction with the artful& - B Sc ' rbla and mitawtut Grape PIM, in such diseases= re commended, cannot be surpassed/ Prices One Douse Per Battle. • PUB and explicit directions accompany the medicine% Evidence et-the - most responsible and tellable. char miter krulatuxi on apPilamMu, with bandied, of thow sands of witnesses. and upward of MAD nese. !kited certificates - and recommendatory lettere, Imlay of womb era find the highest-A= l 'cm Including ern' , 00111 Pbrilellllll.riery;ymen: l 3tatelmerr, - cte. - The .pro ',deter du never. resorted to their publication In the newspapers; hotfoots not do this front •tbe Ind that his articles rank - as. tiMmdard ' Preparation.' and do , not need to be propped op bjerittenoter; • • .1. 'Fleury T. telmboid's apOno -Preparattozw - - - .• Delivered to any Odom. Secure from obser Satabiltbed upward of Twenty Years. Sold by lltt p er. ego everywhere.' dal:tress letters for information, confidence to WNW ,T.AZlMBOLllll.Patatiltind olg Deleisii.: T. Ilifiwnewes Downind eLomfat W No SI Neowlwey, Sout hoilcWlL,T, ilionceovo% Nodded Depot; lei Tattle!. Fitteet, Tbiledeleits. 3111Virb OF COTRITERFEITBI Ask . for Wuxi T REIMIIKILD - 11 rake no otter. A Oat MEDICAL DISCOVERY WALME* 3 _' 01.1.1308Z1L1. VINEGAR BITTERS . lg . Hundreds of Thoustuds 11 4 rO,O. tom. % ti WHAT ARE THEY? . e Qt it gi 8 - ; a 3 ; erv.• 40 g e.. 114 ' P . , .9 ,1 2 1,• Tarr AnisN'OT A VELE VI 1. 1 ee3FANCY DRINIC.P4'O yapsoi;Poor.llaan, widakcs. Proof Spirit* and llethse MMus?* doctored, spiced and ovoct. used to please the tuft, treed Tonics . . Lppcds. 411,” e. Customs," me., that Intl the Cinder Cu to dm:therm= end ruin, bet era It tree Tledicine, =ado DIM the Natiro Gouts end limbs of California, free Drain hit Ateehelle Stimulants. They are the GILISAT BLOOD PVIIIVIZIL cola A mrE GIVING I'IIINCIPLIS a perfect Lenevater cad invigorator et the System, (=thin off all polsonona nutter end restoring the blood to a healthy condign. 'Soper= cantata those Bitters according to dlrce. Don and remain long unwell. 6100 willbo given forsn Incurable we, provided the bones arc rot dr-droved by mineral pollen or e. ether mean, and the Vital CM= wasted beyond the point otrettsir. Par Ingasontutory and Chronic Cbconan. - Omni sod'Oont, Dyspepsia, or Isdigestloo. "4110 1 1. 1 .. w llivessseost ad toner settsvot revers Disclaims of the Dined. Liver, Rhine) o, and Madder, these Bitters Lava been most tastes. An]. Beth Digensio ere cooed ty Vitiated Blood, which to generally produced by doranginneat age: Digestive Organs. DTISPEPSIA OIL INDIGESTION. Bead aths,thsin lathe Shoulders, Coughs, Tisinness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eruetattelou of the etesesch, Lad taste to in. Mouth, Blithe* Attnete , , rniPitrAlcn of the heart, 11.11comeatIon of the Lungs, Pain la the regions of the Eldneys,undltthUndted other Waal symptoms, ate the offsprings of Dyspepsia.. They lavtgoreta the Stomach end stimulate the tor rid Over end bowels, which reader them of lineal:1411.1 efficacy In cleansing the blood of all impuritles, cad Imparting now life and vigor to the whole system. FOIL SKIN Ms - EASES, Eruptions, Totter. Celt Mime, Blotches, P pots. Pimples, hauler, Bolls, Cu. bunches, fling-Roams. Scald-Dead, Sore Tres. F.Tdj. till, tteb, Comes, Dlacellorations of the Elle, Demon and Diseases of the bkin, of whatever came or nature, stoiltendtr dog up and carried out of the system lnc sheet time by the use of these Littera. One bottle In Inch cases will convince tau mast theredelons of their costive acct. _ . Cleanse tho Vitiated Mood whenever you and Its tropuritles bunting branch the ale Ia Tlmples, Lrnr Cons or Bores; cleanse It when you End It ol.tructzd and sluggish la tho veins ; clear= it when It Is foul, andywar feellngs will toll you tame. Emp the blood pun and the health of tho system will follow. rm. TAPP. and other WOU3IB, lurblna to lbe GPM= of to many thousanda, aro effectually dotroy cd mad reinored. Tor full directions, rued carefully the circular around each bottle, yell:dud fa four ran. guacts—Enclials,Gernsan, French and Spennalt. J. WALIC.E.R, Proprietor. IL R. lic-IDOICA.LD & Druggists and Gen. Agents, Eon Frstnctsco, Cal„ sad Land $l Commorea Street, New York. far SOLD DT ALL DIXOGISTS ASD DE-W-4 Oct x6-.1 smorte SIGN OF TEE VIXEN DICRTAR r *".• +47? 47!" i:F•V SUIT'S NATIVE GRAPE BRANDY. distilled otrietti parr t and a variety •A' other Brandies, including Cherry Brand,. Cider Brandy. te. .early alltbo differ rat kind. of Ram. Rolland (iin. old Rye and Rourbon Whieltey. Alcohol. PnroSphit, Bay Rum. con.lact• ly on hand and /or sale by ' ADEL TITERELL. 17.1'4.1•T cfb CP ma. , monuo.e. DRUGGISTS, Would respectfully say to the 1,0)113, that in addition t their usual aysortuleut of PURE DRUGS AND .31EDICLNES Liter have Paints and Oils Varnish, Dve—qtners. Winer and Liquor.. Patent Medicines, Spectacle.. Eye Glasrea, Packet Kniver. Itarnr.. CLAin & Chahar St r nzr. Al-o.juat received a rine lot , •r Herni..ers. Gnu Caps. Gun Wadding.. Cartridge., We keep always on hand and for 'sale. Biagio^. Powder. Gun Powder. Rifle Powder, Tobacco and (Van; of a su perior quality, and a general assortment of Yankee No tions. [s — Remember lLc CHEAP CASH ERT:G STORE o Bows 6 Nichols. A. B. BURNS, Mantra., Der- 14,1 , 70. AMOS NU:U..4A STROUD .d BROWN'S Fire, Life, and Accident GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY, ZMECIIZZtra.II■ 4 I , . I=l6. CAPITAL UEI'4EBE-WED, over Dome Insurance Co. of N. Y.,C.apital end Surplus. 114.000,01.0 Insurance CO .of North America. Phira Capital knY Surplus, 1.000,004 Franklin Fire Insurance CO:, 'Philo, Pa., Capital and Surplus, Lpcoming County Mutual Insurance Co.of Slumci,Penn'a. Capital nod Surplus, 4,000,000 Connecticut Untold Ll a Insurance Co. of Hartford. Conn., Capitol, 31,,Kin AWOL American Life Insumnee Co., Fbiladel phia. Capital. 1,000,000 Trarelars'lnsurance Co. Dartford:Conn.. Insmingaga lust all kinds of accidents Capital. Dartford Fire insurance Company. Dart ford Conn., Capital and Surplus, $5.000,000 larAll baldness entrusted to our care will he attend ed to on fair terms, and all !mom. promptly coliro.tod. 111 ,- 0111co Ilrotdoor east from Thinking . Ofdeo of W. 11. Cooper & Co., Turnolkest. Montrose. Pa. STROUD tt BROWN, Agents. H. C. Scrrros. asq., Frlendsville, Solicitor. Coas.ll. Sitrrn. Anntrose. do SinOrn. CtultiLna L. Dimling. Montrose, Pa. Jan.ll. 1011. VINPtTIS IVi ni L tI u EURAIIIIA -$.-5000 WILL BE PAID. VEGETABLE any graion acing any m !dna showleg_half ing. permanent cures as Dr. FiTLEIPS nEKEDy. Used Inwrd ' A pkmant medicine. free from injurious drags. illarrantedtindrr oath, to have permanently cured OS In every 100 patients treated In the past ten years. pee testimony). it is the scientific prescription of Pro an. 'wigs:P. Fitter; N.. D.. a graduate of Abe University of Pennsylvania. A. D.. 1833,—, no P rof es so rPhlia's oldem muter physlciant. and of Cheumintry and Toxleology.—who has made Neuralgia. armee end Inffernatory EticematisM the speciality of. his entire prtessional fart snitched fur by the signatures at compormintimaboille oUmanyrpromlnent - renowned physicians, clergymen, and other testimonials. To pro tect sufferers from polsontlat quack amanitas, and use lees ,espenaturo At money. a legal, signed guarantee, statintermet number of bottles warranted to rare. wil t be forwarded gratis to any orderer sending by letter a Intl description of *diction,. case of-Ptiloro to care, amount paid positively refunded. Medicine sent any where bye:press. collect on delivery:' , AMicted invited torite for advice r all intOrmation and medical advice seat tryletter gratis , Principal ewe, 20 t3ontb-Fourtli street, Philadelphia , The remedy Meow or qb tallied by Ihnggists.' Apr[ll9.'7l 17. MK Bale by ABEL:TURRELL, Montrose Pa., '—At 81iii-WOxre,lhe Wattli•Makcir; MaAct s!reet., Montrose, Ps. A . .I3DITOR'S NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGN ED, SM. an Auditor. appointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Snoquebanes county, to make distribution of the fond analog from fiecrifTe male of the real estate of Eliza E. Smith and Harry Smith, hereby gives notice that be will attend to the duties of bin appointment at his office. in Montrone, on Monday the nth day of Jane, et 1 o'clock, p. m., at which time and place, all persons Interested aro requested to present their cinims or he forayer debarred from coming in upon mid Acid. .1147 St, ISIL-4w A. W. BEETHOLF. Andltor. ItOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCI ATION, For theßellerand core orthe Erring and Ilnthrhroate.os Principles of Chriatlan Philanthropy, F.oanys on the Errors of Youth and the Follies of Ass In relation to Jarring° and Social Evils, with tanitu old for the afflicted. Sent nee. In sealed envelopes. Ail dense I.IOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P. Philadelphia. TALBOT 41. STAMP, GROCERIES & PROVISIONS Flour, Salt, Butter, Port. Lana, nitni, Silt Ptah, Tallow Candles, Crackers, Came, Coffee, Spices, Choice Teas, Sopus, Rice, Dried and Calmed Fruit. Tobacco, Cigars, Sault, and all other articles usually kept Ina Aral class Drown, and Provision Store. We will mark our Goods as low as we can afford, cad sell furcate, or exchauge for produce, PATRONAGE SOLICITED Montrose, Sept. W. IS W.—ti &BEL TURRELL, DRUGGIST, MONTROSE, PA. le continually receiving NEW GOODS And keeps constantly on hand a full and desirable u •ortmcut of geoolue. DRUGS, MEDICINES, CLIEMICALS, LIQUORS, Paints, Oils, Dye-Strafe. Tens. Bplee.. and other W. curie., Stone N% are, Wahaad Vi ludo". Paper, Oleos mare. Fruit Jar., Mirrors. Lamp,. Chimney.. Eery ..ene, Machinery OIL Tut/ores' OIL Nizitefoot Oil. lio decd hair Oil, Sperm Oil, Olive 01., SplritsTorpca il iir. Yarul Foes. Cynary Seed. Vinegar Pidrirh. Couren, ru led Lye. Ash Lima., Tens.e.. Supporter..lldedita loptruineuts, Sbunliler Gni., Pistols, l'ondrr, Shut, Lead, bon Cope, Bio.tiog nod Fear, C paws. Strings, 1101.1. etc. rim..., rte . VI,It Mole and Lint...Dor and Toilet bony*, fla: r 11.0 r Iteeturere. soil flair Dye.. Brovbeil Pocket Noire-.Speciaclep.Sllver Pleted SpootrYorks, Knives. ac. Deatiot Article., a general as•uronent FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, and PERFUMERY All the I wading and beet kind. of PATENT MEDICINES, In short, nearly eve 7 thin; to restore the stet. Me onosse the taste, to delight the eye, 10 gratify the lane/. and al,o to rondnee to the real arid sabstan /cal comforts or life. Enumeration Is imptactit able. on It groald a newspaper. Cell at the DI eg and Variety State of Montrose,Jan. 5, IS O puRE LIQUORS T. 41. Xt.33 33 M.X.s 3301:7193:3.. OPPOSITE TUE COVET 11011111 701 IN N. TAIIIBELL. proprietor- Ei r .bt Stew• leave thin Mane daily, chianertitir with the D. L. S W., the Erie, and the Lehigh Valley Ital. eau, Pay 6,lB*—tf • G OLD JEWELRY A New And large *ripply, llootrovr, Nor. 21. 1569 ABEL TIIILTLIILL A. B. TARBOX, WATC BRAKER AND JEWELER, Snstmehanna Depot., Pa., Dealer in Watches, Clocks Jewelry, .s:e. Ro pairing pmmptly done and warranted. FINE SILVER GOODS: made a speciality; Silver Detached Levers for $l2 00. American Watches, at Companies re duced prices. • Or Goods ordered for parties, from New York, at less profits than if kept constantly on hand. Solid 18 caret Rings Ihr $1 75 rocrwnny weight, A. B. TARBOX. Sasoneltanna Depot, Jan. 25, 1871. tf. SGO 000.000 TEA 1 . Every kind of Tea In market. Jolt arrived, anti or vac. at Now Tork wbolesalo price.. Also illoo at mnfocnt of COFFEE. Day of me and'revit a gatta ackary. _ AVEL TV —At Sher-Wood's, the Watch-Maker, Maine street, Montrose, Pa. CONGRESS WATER. at TURRELL'S. ROAD LETTING—The Supervisors of Bridgewater it will meet a: the honed of James O'Brien. in North Bridinvrater, April ettn, at 1 &Met p. m.. to let the balloloF of a road leading from Jas. O'Brien's to Tinsman Hickey a. To be let to the Unrest bidder. JAMES CALPII. HORACE BitBWBTEII. Montrose, April 19. 'M. Z. M. BABWBTPJI., tow. NEW 'WALL PAPER, Just arrived. and Ileliblgcheap kr Montrose, Aprirle. 187 1 . ADEL fUnattL.L. AgriculitralOollege, of Peopsylyania. Tins INSTITUTION will reo?ea for the SPRING TERM OF 24 . ittrEERS, On Friday, February 10,,11371. For geneal Circular, Catalogue and other in. formation, Address, - T1105..11. BURROWS, President, Agricultural College, P. 0., Jan. I . Blo.;—tf. .Centro Co., Po, ilLOOlirtirittoll, - sunsEmr. TA Year. 600 Acres. le GreenboneeNiargest As. 19uttmcat—all sixes. „gest ► Stock! Low Witte ! Would eon know what, *ben, how to plant! NUN. shade, evergreen tr as. retote, Anne. se 1., plants, apple seed. tatty Bore potatoes. shot roses, areenbonse and garden plants, de de., now and VEGETABLE BUDS I en est, best colleetion.'—terte and (reality. Send 10 cents for Newallnstrated Descriptive Catalemtar9o pages. Send stamp, each for Catnloguta editteds,'ertth plain directions-44 pros t Bedding and Garden Plants-31 pages. and Whelisslo Price List—St Pages. Address?. KTpace,mx, Bloomington, ABEL . TIIMIRLT,, . . DLO i re rued from Nitirlfotiroelq, 'a large ad &Mato tds usual stork of doles goods. lioatroee. Nev. U. ISM TALBOT A STAMP ADEL TIIttIM-1..
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