TWENTY-FIFTH
-A. re iv :Er Ma X' FL
°FT II E SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
Will be held in 3108rrnonn, On TUMMY, WED
NEPDAY and TEnnuiciAY, SErremßEß 12, 13,
and 14, 1871.
X P TCZEL.II.II3:III. List
DI VISION L—ll cases.
Best Stallion, sire or bast rattling colt raised in
county $5 bi 3
Best henry draught Stallion $5, 2d Vt. 3d 2
•' quick draught stallion . 5. 3, 2
" Brood mare and colt 5, 3. 3
" slu ale gelding over tour yeacs old ratt
ed in county .65, 2d 8
Best single mare over four yaws old raised In
county 5 8
Best single borne not raised In county 3
" fair matched hersesor mazes ratted to coon..
$3, 2.1 $3, M I
Best lair matched horseaor mares not raised In
MID 3
Best pair g $3
three -years old wits 1
'• pair two-year old colts 8 1
•-. three-year old colt 8 1
" two-year old colt S I
" one-year old colt. 2 1
Jtoora,—Darld Summers, New Inked. J. a Good
win, Bridgewater, James Sterling, Brooklyn.
DIVISION IL
Class I.— Durham.
Best &wham bull two year old and up
ward• is, 2d
t ,
Id
Best yeralutg hull.
'• durham cow four years old and up
wards $5, 3d 193.3 d
Best durham heifer throe years old $l, 3d
•• dartuua heifer two yearp o/d 3
derham heifer coo yeatbld
.• darham hull calf 2
2
. 4 durham heifer calf.
Clasp 2.—Grade Da tams.
•• cow four yams old and upwards
•• heifer three, years old.
•' heifer two years old
" three yearlings
•• four calves
" bull calf
bettor calf
MSNIMISMiiM
Class 8- —Devon& a
Best ball twoyrs old and upwards. $3, Id VI, 3.1 1
yearling bull 3 2d 9
.. cow four y.`rs old and upwards $.5, 2d, $3, 3d, 1
tbreo-year old heifer. 89d 4
two-year old heifer 8 9
- one-year old heifer 2 1
- ball calf I 1
- better call 8 1
Class 4.--Grade Devon&
. .
... .....
•• cow lour years old and upwards 3
" heifer three years old 3
- heifer two years old. 3
- three yearlings a
- four calves.... a
••bull calf I
. •heifer calf II
.1 l." ON cs.—J. F. Gardner.Blidgemiter, F. M. Williams.
Montrose, Fowler Peck. Hartird,
Gass s.—Oxen and Stem.
Best pair wetting oxen over four years
old B,ld I
Best pair steers three years old 8 Rd 9
6• pair steers two years old 5 9
cohe fat cattle 5 8
" tarier or cow 4 1
Clus 6.—Alderneys.
Best bull
" COW
heifer three years old.
•' heifer taro years old..
better one year 01d....
heifer calf
•• bull call ...
Class 7.—Aps.6ires.
Be hall 5 3
tow 4 2
" heifer three years old S 2
•• belfic two years old 8 2
•• heifer one year old 3 1
'• heifer mlf 2 1
bull calf S I
.1 roors.—F, H. Uollinter, Dimock, Wm. B. Jones,
Bridgewater, Milburn Oakley, Brooklyn,
Class S.—Herds.
Dee herd of short home and their grades 10 0
•• herd of dermas and their grades 10 5
Not. 1.5 than ten owned and exhibited by one man.
.It - coen.—N. P. 'Wheaton, Franklin, Abner Griffin.
Forest Lake, Rodney Jewett, Brooklyn,
DIVISION lIL
Class I.—Sheep
Bret' fine wooled beck...
•• three fine wooled ewes...
•• three floe wooled lambs_
coarse wooled buck
•• :Met coarse wooled ewes..
`• three coaree wooled lambs.
mtddle wooled back—
three middle wooled ewes.
three middle wooled lambs
hock lamb of each
aii:DGES.—Patrick Borns, Chocont, Willis Babcock,
Bridgewater, Allen Shelden, Silver Lake.
Best briar.
I , OW
fi.er pigs over three months...,
fat ho,
class ll—Poultry
De 24. trio turkeys
• trio of dark brahomaa
trio light hrahmas
" trio Black span's&
•• trio aorklins
" trio homburgs
••'trio leghorns '
•• lot of Bawls owned and exhibited by ono man
J7l.ol.—Dantel Stewart, Bridgewater, Obadiah Bail
ey, Brooklyn, David Sherwood, Rash.
DIVISION IV.—Etwis Psulnrces.
Clan I.—Eta:ter wed Chem.
Best tub or firkin of June butter
tub or Arkin of September butter 4 il
0 ten lbs. butter mode by girls under eighteen 2 1
° cheese, not less than 2.5 lbs 4 3
Chas 2.—Seeds.
Best bushel corn in the ear 02, 2d $l. Ild 30 ets
•• X bushel white winter wheat.... W . $l, 50 eu
•• x bushel owing wheat. 2,1, 50 ens
" X bushel rye 1 to els
•• x bushel oats 1, 50 cts
Jonosa—Perry Barnhart , Montrose, D. re. Lathrop.
Montrose, D. A. Titsworth, Brooklyn,
ass.s . ?l,—Finit. Vegetables. be.
Best assortment fall apples
winter apples
.• aimortillClllt pllllll
guinea
" and great variety of vegetables
" three cabbage heads
" ten rutabagas ........
three whiter squashes......
" three pam•hlns
" twelve cmlons
•• three heads cauliflowers
° ten beets
" ten tomatoes
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.' X bushel potatoes tine
- assortment grapes crown In county I 1
.' eider vinegar, not less than I ga110n........ 1 GM
*• ten pounds maple sugar II 1
ten pounds honey I I
.1 VDGME-.11. R. Reed, Philadelphia. W. A. Crounmon,
Montrose, Wm. J. Terrell. Montrose.
DIVISION V.--Mmtaraernacas.
Class I.—Cabtant.Work and Carriages.
Bost dtuble carriage
-. single carriage—
Intoner wagon
6' democrat wagon
66 double 11411.-- ...............
6• single desk.
•• table.
66 bureau
chamber set
Class L—Farm Implements and B *mattblag
Beetl=g;wh
" cultlvato?
" corn shellet.....
" straw CUtter....
" churn power—.
" firkin
" horse rake......
vrasttlng madam
butter pall.
Class L—Loszater ie.
13. , t pair fine boots.
pair coarse boots
•• three sides harness leather
three sides upper leather..
" three sides sole leather....
c t double turves§ 3 1
• ect single barmen 3 1
Jct.:lEs.—E. 11. Rogers, blordzose,John Lake, Jessup,
A. I'. Reeler, Montrose.
DIVISION VI.
Ciro L—.Dattioette linagsetturs.
Beet ten yards flannel.
tee yards woolen carpet.— ..... .
ten yards rag carpet
par woolen socks. ..........
pair woolen mittens
exhlbltlon woolen articles
" ten lards linen cloth . .
" ten garde C1i61161112e cloth.. •
' piece toweling._
new"—
I fik.
Jrnozo.-31ro. Robert Kent- Bridgewater, Kra. 0. K.
Ttliany, Dimwit, Km. S.C. Conlriba„Dimack.
Claee Arta, Ornamental Needlework. do.
Dee% dental•lk
Yhotugrdpho,.
~p atcharoa-quilt
••
quilt
spreadof any other kind..
Bed
Udy chaltcovor
tt tine embroidery
t• chair cushion
" knit ottani
collection of flowers.
bouquet.
exhThition of engrarimm •
" lamp mat 1 50e
" specimen of worsted work. I 60c
Ornamental needlework I 50e
" penmanehip I 50e
dtrouze.—airs. O. V. Bentley, Montrose , Mrs. J. B.
31eCollam,51antrore.11ra J: Webb, Montrose.
DIVISION VII.
Vneanmersted Artldee.
Jopaza.-31. C. Tiler. Noottooe. Berl, 13116Aee,
riciadsvilk, Mrs. A.N.8e1144 Mo3Arose, lam Kam a
Autipp, Mont
, x'..plf.
The Plowitit *OW will be kb! it Yeetluee on
Tuasday. Etnadet_of:th"Foirj, ..elLothXll P. ID. Ping
11.6
J unti LE: •B. hem.' tress, A. H. Patddr, Moms
rur.t, Hairy Sherman, Yositrose..
SUPERLITIMILM.
lieuctel *uperintendept—W. T. Maxie?.
Superintendent of Cattle—F, S. Prink and John Prink_
• Sheep and Swlno—J. Harris.
Farm Imtlements—C. Sherman.
diechanit a and Dairy Ball—S. Langdom
Fruit- Edwin Lathrop.
Vegetables—Edmund Baldwin.
Ladies• V. Bentley Um. Satan Case lira. G.
A. Jessup, Mr. LI. F. Turn.ll.
U. C. TTII.XII, Secretary
.V1.123.0ns 42:1 FLorgulaticaasies.
1. The Committee and Secretary have an
office on the Fair grounds, where the Judges are
requested to meet at 10 o'clock on the 3d day,
and their names will be called and vacancies
filled; and they sill be furnished with the
Books of Entry, when they will proceed to de
cide upon the merits of the artichs and animals
entered for premiums, and report in writing at
1 o'clock the third day.
3. It is important that all persons appointed
on Awarding Committees should be present at
that hour. The Judges can resort for instructions
and to make out reports to the office.
3. Any animal entered for exhibition In one
elm; cannot compete in any other class, except
as one of a herd or for sweepstakes. The award
ing committees will be Banished with cards,
designating first and second premiums, which
they will affix to the animal or article according
to their award.
4. The judges shall in all cases withhold pre
miums when the animal or article is not worthy,
though there be no competition.
5. Exhibitors wishing . to compete for premi
ums mist have their animals or articles entered
on the Secretary's book the second day of the
Fair, and a card, which will be received from
the Secretary, K C. Tyler, must be placed on
the animal or article to be exhibited. They
must be all on the ground for exhibition by 10
o'clock, a. m., of the third day, or they cannot
receive a premium. No animal or article can
be removed before the close of the exhibition,
except by permission of one of the Executive
Committee.
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6. It is very desirable that all vehicles entering
the enclosed ground should be kept in motion.
7. Superintendents of the different depart
ments will have all animals and articles system
atically arranged. The officers of the society
and superintendents will be known by their offi
cial badges.
& No premium will be awarded to any person
exhibiting articles or animals not entered in the
name of the bona fide owner of the same.
9. Premiums not called for within six months
will be considered donated to the society.
A sufficient police force will be in attendance,
day and night, to protect the property of exhib
itors.
Arrangements are made for keeping stock
over night in covered stalls.
There will be a committee at the entrance of
lie Fair grounds to direct all persons driving in
Stock over night.
Stock can be entered twenty days previaas to
Fair by calling on H. C. Tyler, Secretary.
' No provisions will be made for stalling stock
over two years old.
Thosedi-it-lug in stock can be accommodated
with pasture as follows: Those coming from
the north and New Milford at R. S. Searles ;
from Brooklyn, at William Jessup's; and from
Springville, the Wyalusing, the West and Owe
go Turnpike, at J. B. Tarbell's farm, formerly
Peeldn's
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All the Judges and Superintendents that are
here In time will receive a ticket for free dinner.
DAILY ORDER OF ARRANGEME.NTS,
The gates will be open from 7 o'clock a. in
till 5 o'clock p. m., each day.
September 12, first day, forenoon, will he de
voted to arts grog the grounds and buildings.
Two o'clock If? m., the plowing match.
Wednesday, September 13, second day, enter
ing of stock end all articles till 12 o'clock m.
One o'clock, Walking horses. Three o'clock,
walking by men and boys.
Third day, trim 9 to 10 o'clock a. m., sale and
exchange of stock and articles. At 10 o'clock
a. m., a grand .cavalcade of horses in harness,
entered for Mmiums, will take place on the
track. At lOW'o'clock, at the call of the Super
intendent, class first will assemble in front of
the Judgm' stand forexhibition and final inspec
tion. At 11 o'clock single and matched horses.
At 11% o'clock, colts. At 2 o'clock p. in., the
address. At 4 o'clock, announcement of the
premiums. To conclude with au exhibition of
general driving on the track.
ADMISSION.
Membership tickets, (not transferrable), will
be sold for $1 00, which will entitle such mem
ber to admission during the Fair, and also to
two single tickets for his family or others, and
such single tickets will be good for one admis
sion only.
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Single tickets 2.5 cents for one admission only.
Children under 12 and over 13 years of age, 15
cents. Clergymen and their families admitted
free of charge.
All double teams and carriages driven in, ex
cept those takingin articles for exhibition, will
pay 25 cents each. Single horses and buggy, 13
cents each.
Any: person on purchasing a membership
tie.ket, will have his name registered in the
Treasurer's book, and also on his ticket, and be
come a member for one year.
General Superintendent —W. T. Ifoxley.
Superintendent of Cattle.—F. S Frisk and
John Frisk.
Sheep and Swine—L Harris. Farm Imple
ments—C. Sherman. Mechanic's and Dairy
Hall—S. Langdoa. Poultry—J. W. Chapman.
Fruit—Edwin Lathrop. Vegetables—Edrunnd
B Idwin.
Ladies' Hall—G. V. Bentley, Meat Susan Case,
M. G. A. Jessup, Mrs. IL F. Turrell
A. BA:LIMES, H. H. HA! U.
D. F. Anse , Executive Committee.
IL C. TTIA23, Bourotary. ' W. H. JESstrP, Pres't.
11 1
1 bac
00c
GOC
1 50e
60e
1 50e
50e
THE SIAMESE THINS.-It is reported
that one of the Siamese twins is lying at
the point of death while the other is en
joying his usual good health. Several
years ago - the Siamese twins visited
kurope and consulted the most prominent
surgeons of Scotland, England and
France, in order to advise as to the
!prac
ticability of cutting t e ligament. The
most skillful surge° of the United
States bad previouslydecided that the
risk would be too great to justify them in
performing the operation, and the foreign
surgeons arrived at the same conclusion.
It was, however, decided, that in the case
of the death of one of the twins, the op
eration would have to be performed, but
probably with less risk to the survivor.
The statement that one of tho twins is
dangerously ill, and that the other is in
rod health, is opposed to the general
impression that the Siamese twins, having
the same emotions, feelings and sensibili
ties, are also affected with the same bodily
maladies.
This Exocon.--A piece of "iron pa
per," a thousand of which were required
to make a layer an inch thick was sent
from this country to the International
Exhibition at, London in 1861. But
English workmanship has now attained
a far more remarkable result, inethe pro
duction of a sheet of iron so thin that it
requires four thousand eight hundred such
to form an inch in thickness. It is the
thinest sheet iron ever rolled, and meas
ures ten inches in length, by five and a
half in width. It weighs only twenty
grains.
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A gentleman who had taken the horse
cars for the Worcester depot in Boston,
incumbered with manifold bags and par
cels, reached the bellrope with an effort
when he wished to get off, gave a vigor
ous pull, the result was a sharp ring from
both bell& "What are you ringing both
ends for ?" was the discourteous and surly
inquiry of the coductor. "Because I wish
the'car to stop at both ends," was the
quiet reply that left a convulsed tar load
and discomfitted conductor.
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Robert Hull did not lose his power of
retort ern hr madness. A hypocritical
condoler with his misfortunes once visited
him in the mad-house, and said in a
tone: '"What brought von here, Mr. ?"
Hall significantly touched his brow with
his finger, and replied : "What will never
bring you, sir; to:, much brain.*
A. Bi,Luww, Rica:Rive.
LIARRINUT°N . }"Committee.
D. F. AUSTIN,
w. J. JESSUP, PresWAIL
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Tifsearora Academy,
ACADEMIA, PA.
The 116th School year begins September 6th. Location
healthful, attractive and well adapted to phyatehl devel.
opemeut. Free from loathe: place. nud ealoons, the In.
hummee are moral. More than nro poring men have
here born prepared fur Col ego or einem.
Terms moderate. Apply Mr circular, to
D. D. STONE, A. NI.
J. J. PATTERSON, A.M.
COLLEGIATE and Commercial Lustitnte, New
Haven, Connecticut. Preparatory to College, BUM
:mak Scientific Schools, 11. B. Military and Naval Acad
emies. Fall session, thirty-sixth year, begins September
18. For catalogues, &c., address the PriocipaL
110FIGHTSTOWN Claseicul Inetitutc.—A good naid
AA rale Boarding, School lor young men and boys.—
Terme moderate. !lend fur a circular. Rev. J. E. AL
SIANDIM, Principal, Illghtatown, N. J.
GiMULE COLLEGE Bordentown, Furnish
. tho beet educational advantages, together with a
pleasant home. Board and Tuition, Itini per year. For
Catalogues, nddresallay..l. 11. 1310.11ELEY, Ph. D.
SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN SEMINARY
For both sexes. A thoronzh and superior School In all
Its appointments. Thirteenth session opens Septem
ber Stb. Rev. L. 1 STOUT EY:BURGH, Principal, School
ey's Mountain Spring, , s, New Jersey.
EBAIION Valley College, Annvtile, Pa. For ma
logaes, address L. 11. Itemmosto, A. M., President.
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THE INGREDIENTS THAT
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published on every package, there
fore it is not a secret preparation,.
consequently
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE 11%
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Worth of Goods in store for the opening o
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general assortment of
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Dress, and Plernishing, and Fancy Geed'
In Empress QM 's, Deanne, Merinos, Posting,
Calms, Shawls. Cbrsets,msalcssed Fills, and !Lop Skirts
Ladies and Gen!, FSns. Thejak, Robes, Fancy Lap
Robes, oft& assortment of Clarks, fasslowa.
LadiesTioths, Flannels, Hosiery,
Dawns Cottons, dc, ste.
with a general assortment of Hats and Caps,
Boots & Shoes, Oils and Paints, Groceries,
Crockery, Hardware, Stoves, Iron, &c., famish
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Montrose, Nov. 10, 18GO. MULL TURREL
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.—The
V subscriber offers his farm at Silver Lake,
Susquehanna Co., Pa., contains over 130 acres
100 or 101 of which are cleared and under cultiva
tion the land is well ivatenal and good for either
grain or grass, there are between two and three
hvadred grafted Apple trees on the place besides
peach, plum, and mar trees, the farm is conveni
ent for churches and schools with good build
ings, 130 rods south of Quaker lake, the fann is
a good one and admirably located. Address or ap
ply to MAURICE M. DONNELL.
Silver Lake, Susea. Co. Pa., March 8 '7l. 3m.
REVOLVING HORSE-RARE.
yin Are prepared to Punish these rakes of a gaped
Ty or quality, at both wholesale and retail.
tIAYEE MIMS., Manufacturers.
Montrose. Ma 8.1871. 11
WOOL-GROWERS TAKE NOTICE.
MWOOLEN MILL Is running as usual, mak.
1,1 log all wool flannels, eheeked and white; alio.
cotton warp donne!, the best ever made; all wool
tweeds and casslmeres. A large lot of cloths on hand,
for sale or to exchange for wool. Please give me a 'call
before disposing of your wool elsewhere. Mill. Lit
miles north of Montrose. J. W. 11077.
Montrose, June 7, 1271. ' tf
CALL. AT
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Whore you will find
The Largest Stock, the Best Assortment, and
the Lowest Prices of any house in the city.
N. B.—All Goods sold warranted as represen
ted.
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A dressing which
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YOUNG AMERICAN
pleiroosi eiTiv,usbzie
In offering this Liniment in the public. as we do In
Mil confidence, that ft most npereede all othere now In
nee, as an internal remedy, for the cure of all diseases In
the reach of that Masao( medifines, we can safely assert,
without the least fear of contrirliction, that It stands un
rivaled In the Ilst of medical compounds externally ap
plied for the care of disease. Peeling therefore that It
Is unnecessary to puff a remedy PO ' eminently wonderful
In its effects, so mysterimudy Infallible In Its powers of
relief, causing the deaf to hem, the blind to see, the nee ,
sous, drawn and crippled thematic to walk erect and re
joice again In the power andvigor of manhood. this pnv
paralton Is offered to the pubic on its own menu, and
claims no volcanic origin or essential oils of the Mehl
an deserts ; but on the contrary Is what its imports, ano
is a rare combination of the powers of North Armori
c., products.
Nry Tons.. Dec. 14. 7870
/ This notice Li to inform all dealers in proprietary
medicines. that ere hare entatilhdied n Depot In Simon.
Mans county at Moutrone. Pa., for the rale of Dr. C. F.
Brown'• Young American Liniment, and that Mr. A.
DALOWLX is plangent for that marpcnie.
WARD. SOUTIMIRLAND k. CO.,
131 William Street, New York
Agencies will soon be established at central places in
every township, and polgished in the ilst below. lam
nail) , to tarnish it at wholesale prices to agents. Post
ers and circulars scut fres upon application to the sub
scriber.
. .
The Liniment is now hr aale at retail by the follow
ing agents, to wit:
Burns A. Nichols, Idontmae.
A. Turrell,
E. L. Adams Auburn 1 Corners.
Noah Baldwin, Sowh Auburn.
Waltman G Vosbrdr, Skinner's Eddy.
1). C. & F. H. Fordlam, Franklin.
J. Borrows dr Sona,fitevensville.
L. hi, Sherwood, Itisbvllle.
It. T. Ilandrick, Sprngeille.
William Thayer, Maack.
IL. B. Beardslets, Little Meadow!.
Robert Winters, FneudsvMe.
M. L. Ball, Bircharridlle.
D. A. A. Titsworth,Brooklyn, Pa.
L. B. Hinds Factorwille ,
W, IL Curtis, Balls! Hollow.
E. H. Tiffany, Hoptottom.
J. B. Very. /dontroas De•
0. M. Hawley Newlilid.
T. D. Rasterbhpok, (In:at Bend.
Tewksbury Brothers, Auburn Centro.
Avery dr Deaumout, Csmotown.
Stevens Loewy. Lilt Like.
N. Granger, Rush.
13. IL Stevens. Lacyvilla.
A. J. Bllvara. East SpinghliL
J. L. Hardman, Upstart - 11e,
J. W. Rosencrants, finirdsla,
Any persona In township; nut &boys asmoVitatirinir
an agency, may obtain it by addresibur •
A. BALDWI2I, Gamma Agana,
Jan.ll,ll37l—an Montrose. Pa.
ABEL TURRELL •
KELP /15 .... c l ac "ttli on hand ono of tho moat Darner
DRUGS & MEDICINES
In the country. and bestows especial atjention to so.
lecting and buying articles In this department [bat are
pureand genuine.
Ile also keeps a great variety of
uquons AND WIN:ES.
bought either direct from thothettllex, or Importer, and
warruntedltsictly pure.
Also, a full assortment of Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, Lubricating 011 s and Dye Staffs. Groceries.
well Paper, Girds, Kerosene, Violins, Pistols, Guns
and ammunition.
A fine variety otOold and other JEWBUZY. rerrom ,
cry. Yankee NOTIONS, itc., and other goods too an.
mesons to mention.
During several years past persons have been In tho
habit of forming clubs,and sending to the Great Ameri
can Tea Company, New York, fortheir it/ROD:sat Tea
and Coffee, for familLose.
Abel Torren Is now supplying the people with these
Teas and Coffees, at his store in Montrose, at the same
prices that these clubs and other persona pay et the
'tore of the Company In New York. Thus purchasers
will ease the express charge, trouble of dubbing and
risk of sending, by buena of
ABEL TOBBIILL,
Mantra's, Pa.
HENRY T. 11018110'S
COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT CATAWBA
GRAPE PILLS.
Component Par6—Fluid &frail Rhea
barb and Fluid Ertract Galan?-
' ha Grape Juice.
FOR Liver Complaint, Jaundice, 131111ous Affections,
Sick or Nervous Headache. Costiveness, etc. Pore
ly Veceta , ie, contalnhg no Mercury, Minerals or Del
eterlous Drugs.
These pills aro the most dolightftilly pleasent Emelt
t ire, superseding castor oil, salts, magnesia, ate. Thrre
I. nothing more acceptable to the stomach. They give
tone, and cause neither Imola I , r . ..wiping palms. They
are composed of the finest In lents Alter a few
days' use of them, such an Inv goratien of the entire
system takes place as to appear miraculous, to the weak
and enervated, whether arising from imprudence or dis
ease; .11. T. Ileimbolffs Compound Fluid Extract Ca
tawba Grape Pills are not sugar coated, from the fact
that .mew coated Pills dm not dissolve, but pass through
the stomach without dissolving. consequently do not
produce the desired effect. Tilr. CATAWBA GRAPE
PILLS, being pleasant in taste and odor, do not neces
sitate their being .agar coated. PRICE FIFTY CENTS
PEE BUY.
HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOL7ND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
Will radically exterminate Dem the system Scrofula,
Syphilis, Fever SOICS, Ulcers. Sore Ryes, Sore Legs.
Sore Mouth, Sore Read, Bronchitis, Skin Disease, Salt
Rheum, Camas, Mornings Dom the Far, White Swell
logs, Tumors, Cancerous Affetaions, Nadia. Rickets,
Glandular Swellings, Night Strad., Rash Totter, Ru
mors of all kinds, chronic Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and
all diseases that have been established in the system for
years.
Being prepared expressly for the above vampire alit. its
blood-purlfytng properties are greater than any other
preparation of Sarsaparilla, It gives tho complexion a
clear and healthy color. and restores the patient to a
state of health and parity. for pnrifying the bleed, re
moving all chronic eonstltutional diseases arising from
an Impure state of the blood, and the only reliable and
effectual known remedy few the care of pains and swell
ing of the Mmes. Vlcerstlone of the throat and legs.
Blotches, Pimples on the Face, Erysipelas and aft wady
eruptions of the skin, and beantifyieg the coloplezlon.
Price $1 50 per/ bents.
HENRY T. HELM BOLJTS
CONCENTRATED
Fluld Mists. evert 331.2/241su-
TIM GREAT DIURETIC,
Has cored every aria of Diabetes in which II has been
given, Irritation of the Reck of the Bladder nntim
motion of the Kidneys. lieerstion of the 'Kidneys and
Bladder. Retention of Urine, Diseases of the Prostrate
Gland. Stone in the Bladder. Calculus Gravel, Brick dust
Deposit, and Uucnon• or Milky discharges. and for en
feebled and delicate constitutions of both sexes, attend
ed with the follow sympt.dits: Indieporitton to ex
ertion, lose of power, lons of memory, difficulty of
breathing. weak nerves. trembling, horror of disease.
wakerbiness, dimness of vision, pain in the back, hot
hands. flushing of the body. dryness of the skin, eruption
on the face. pallid conntenance, Enlivened lassitude of
the muscular system, etc.
Used by persons from the ages of eighteen to twenty
rive, and from thirty-live to tiny-dee or In the decline or
change of life; after confinement or labor pains; bed
weutng la children.
llelmbold's Extract Br[cilia I. Diuretic and Blood Pu
rifying, and cures all diseases edging from habits of
excessesdß
:lriattotit;totiodd,m,
.p a e n m d iz i ro g d w en pa cr u l n n in life
ec im t Lu n ti . b ro es r
which It Is need, and Syphilitic affections—in Buse dis
mans used In connection with Lielmbold's Bose Wash.
LADIES.
In many affections peenliar to ladles, tho Extract Oa.
ttneho is unequalled by any other remedy--as in Chloro.
Sin or Retention, Irreiptiarity, palnfninessorsappression
of enatornary evarmatlems. ulcerated or &him. state of
the Uterus. Incorrhsea or Whites, sterility, and for all
complaints Incident to the sex, whether arisine from in
diserstion or hablta of dissipation. It is prescribed ex
tensively by the malt eminent physicians and midwivn.
for enfeebled and delicate constitutlone. of both sexes
and all ages (attended with any of the above diseases or
symptoms).
B. T. HELDBOLD'a EXTRACT HUME
Cures diseases arising from Imprudence. habits of dis
sipat ion, etc., in all their stages, at little expense, little
or no change in diet, no inconvenience, and no arpoanro.
It cameo a frequent desire, and gives strength to urinate.
thereby removing abstraction., preventing and curing
strictures of the Urethra, allaying pain and inflammation,
so frequent In this class of disease, and expelling all
polearnons matter.
Thousands who have been the victims of incompetent
persons, and who have paid heavy fees to be cured In a
short time, have found they have been deceived, and that
the "protean" has. by the use of" powerful as ringenta,"
been dned.up In the system, to break oat Ina more ag
gravated form, and perhaps after marriage.
USE lIELMBOLIFB EXTRACT BUCIJU for all &dee.
lions and disavows of thethinagOrgans, whether eklsting
In Male nr Female. from whatever cause originating, and
no matter of how long standing. Price, One Dollar and
Fifty Cents per Bottle.
HENRY T. REMBOLD'S IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
=not ne empueea as a Face Wash, and will ho found
the only specitle remedy In every species of Cutaneous
Affection. It speedily eradicates Pimples, Spots,
Screlbuticik7ness, Induration. of the Cutaneous Mem
brane, etc., dispels Redness ar d Incipient Inflammation,
Hives. Ranh, Moth Patches, Dryness of Scalp or Skin,
Frost Bites, and all purposes for which Salves or Dint
manta are used; restore, the skin to a state of parity
and softness, and futures continued healthy action to
its vessels, on which depends the agreeable eleaness
and vivarity of complexion so much sought and ad
mired. Bat however valuable mi a remedy for existing
defects of the skin, H. T. Hembolt's Rose Wash has
long sustained its principle claim to unboonded patron
age, by possessing qualities which render it a toilet ap
pendage of the most Ruperiatlve and congenial cham
ber. combining In an elegant formula prominent re
quisites, safety and efficacy—the invadable seccrmpani
monis of Its asv as a Preservative and Refresher of the
complexion. It is an excellent Lotion for diseases of a
Syphilitic Nature, and as an injection lb, diseases of the
Urinary Organs, arising from habits of dissipation,
used in concretion with the extracts Beau, saran..
Alta. and Catawba Grape Pills, in such diseases as re
commend, cannot be inupsued. Pete, One Dollar
Per Dottie.
Full and explielt direction/ accompany the medicines.
Evidence of the most reeponalble and reliable char
acter fernished on application, with hundreds of thou
sands of living witnesses. end upward of 110,003 unso
licited militates and recommendatory letters, many
of winch are hum the highest sources. including ern:
nerd Pity/Wane, clergymen, Statesmen, etc. The pro
prietor has never resorted to their publication to the
newspapers ; he does not do this from the fact that his
articles rank as Standard Preparaticuis, and do not
need to be propped tip by certificates,
Henry T. Helmbolire mane
Preparation,
Delivered to any address. Bemire from observation.
Established upward of Twenty Yvan. bold by Druk.
gists everywhere. Address letters for information, fit
confidence to HENRY T. RELMIIOLD'S, Druggistand
Chemist.
Only Depots:—El. T. UnicsoL D's Lints and chemical
Warehouse, No 571 Broadway, New Yotk, or H. T
limastow's Medical Depot, 151 Bomb Tenth Street,
Ftdbutelphis.
BEWMRE OF cominowradl Ask for HUNT
T llytataow'al Take no 0OM;
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Dr. WALE Ewa • •
I Gat BIT RS
4 Hundreds of Thousands 21. 1
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TREY Alll3 NOT A VILE 5 .
es FANCY DRINK
woo of Peer Rent. Wittakey. Proof ' Ogees
and Renter Liquors doctored, spiced and erect-
sued to please the taste. called •••Tonks,..Appetbs•
era," " Reatontra," ea. OS %ad the tippler on to
drunkenness and rain, bat ere a true liettkine, made
from the Native nOOlB and Rests of California. (Pep
from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are Its
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER end A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE a perfect Renovator and
Invigorator of tan Spam. carrying off all poisonous
matter and iv-storing the blood to a healthy conditlon.
No person can take those Bitters according to disco-
Con and remain long unwell.
$lOO wfilbe green for en incurable ease, provided
the bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or
other means. and the vital organs wasted beyond the
point of repair.
Per Inlintamutory and Chronic Rheamnv
Mem abd Goal. DYSP.PoId. or Indicomiee,
Bilious, Remittent and intermittent Fevers
Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and
Bladder. Men Bittern bay* been moot
itd. hush Diseases ars ceased by Vitiated
Blood, which le generally produced by derangement
et Ma Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OIL lEDIGESTION, Mak
eche, Pen ta the Shoolder CotCW. Tightness of the
Chest, Diketrim, Boor as of the Stomach,
Tad taste In the Month, Illllosis Attack', Palgtetkos
of the newt, lelse , .'.tion of the Loop Pain In the
regions of the Menem and • kindred °Mgr painful
egaiptcons. ere the ofitgeinks ef ri7fixTele.
They tostgorate the Stomach Mad stinudeno lbw tor
ghl llser and Dowels, which nnadcassossoftmequadted
cliacacy to cleansing the blood of ell imptaldes, atuL
tinparling now life and Tiger to the whole miens.
YOU SKIN Erspiton‘Tertar,delli
Sham, inotctses, Sport, Ptcoplcs, ?wades, Beds, Ort.
lkmeles, Blug-Wcvms, gertd4lead,Pime Yr:4DM
elan, Itch, ScurO, Thartibrationa of Um Sldn,llincortr
and Disuses of the Skin, of vbatever cams or Datum
an Urtrally dug up and canted out of tDe.,stem In
short Unus by the use of then bitters. One bottle
such calm win convince Its mostincriodukrus of their
sun:tire idlscL
Clasen the Meted Mod whenever yew Seel Ito
torpsuithis bontbg lhrough the site ill Myra'. DlM
lams co Bans i cleanse tl intim you find It obstreciad
and singillsh to the rains, cleanse U,shin It la foul.
and your hangs vill tell you when. Keep the blood
pure and the health of the system eII:ULM:Iw.
PIN. TAPE and other WOIIII2B. 1 .1 1, 1 1 4 1 .1 lb
rotem of so surly thousands, are effectually destroy.
ed and removed. For full directions, read carefully
the eirenlar around each bottle, printed to font lasi
ensaga—Engilsh, German, French and Spreads
J. WALSER.. Droprietor. IL IL McDOISA.LD 4, C 0.,.
Druggists and Gen. Agents. flan Trandsee,
e . and 43 and 34 Commerce Street, Nov Soft.
P sou) BY ALL. DRUGGISTS A3iD DEAIJS:A
Oct. 26—y ampetc
SIGN Or THE GOLDEN MORTAR
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pu RE LIQUORS.
SEKLY'S I.•ATIVB GRAYS VllllNDl'dfotllledl
.ttictly pore ; owl • variety .3f Wirer Bindle., Inehadlu g
Cherry Brandy, Mier Brady. C. Nearly 011ie differ.-
sent kinds of &bar firdbrod Gin. old Rye and Bourbon.
-Whlelrey. Afrottob-Puse Spillu,lls*kam,te,obastast
ly on bond and far We by•
mrcrilmrss eQ7 2tcrscrBozlg, I ABM. WIRT=
Illontrow. Thrreh ?wow
DRUGGISTS,
Would rretierthilly pay to the publb, that hi odithlon t
their usual armoruneut of
PURE.DRCGS AND iMEDICINES,
they have Paints and 0110. Vernlah. Dye-Staff., Wines
mod Lint:tom. Patent Medicinee, Speetaeley, Eye
Glarree, Pocket Knives, Razors, Violin &
Guitar String... Alvo..inst received
a fine lot of itevolvera, Gun
Cap.. (Jun Wadding,.
Cartridge", &c.
Ws * keep always on band and Mr 'sale, Blasting Powder,
Can Powder, Mao Powder, Tobacco and Clore of a su
perior quality, and a general assortment of Yankee No
tion..
['Remember the CHEAP CASH DIM° STORE •
Burns & Nichols.
A. B. UtTRNS
Montrose, Don. 14,18:0. Altos Nu:MA.B
STROUD & BROWN'S
Fire, Life, and Accident
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
ilacoatrcoese. .11Pcs.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED, over
Ilomelnsurance Co. of N. Y., Capital and
Surplus. 114,0013,0(.0
Insurance CO .of North America, Mira.
Capital an t .dSarplns, 2.000,000
Franklin Fire Insurance Co., Philo, Pa.,
Capital and Surplus, 1,500,000
Lycomlny County Mutual Insurance Co.of
Money, Penn's, Capital and Surplus, 4,000,000
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Hartford. Conn., Capital, 11, 000,000
American Lite Insurance .Co., Philadel
phia. Capital, 1,000,000
Travelers'lnsurance Co. Hartford, Coon.,
Insuring against all kinds of accidents
Capital, 700,000
Hartford Fire Insurance Company. Hart
ford. Conn., Capital and Surplus, $2.000,000
rermi badness entrusted to our care will be attend
ed to on fair terms, and all osses promptly adjusted.
dome u firstdoor east from Ranking omen of W.
U. Cooper &Co.. Turnpike et. Montrose. Pa.
STROUD tt BROWN, Agents.
M. C. Sorrow, esq., Frlendaville, Solicitor.
Cuss, 11. Sanyo, Montrose, do
Rouses &mono. L. Damns.
•Montrose, Pa. e lan. 11. 1571.
UMPT ' s M
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Sjooo WILL RE PAID.
o any person producing any medicine showing half
T
as many Bring. permanent cures as Dr. HITLER'S
VEGETABLE =MIA= REMEDY. Used inward.
ly only, A pleasant medicine, free from Injurious drugs.
Warranted under oath, to have permanently aired 961 n
every 100 patients treated in the past ten years. (Sc.
testimony). It to the scientific prescription of Profess.
or Jos. P. Filler, M. D., a greftate of the University of
Pennsylvania. A. D.. teex—now one of Philadelphia's
oldest regular physician*, and Profemor of Chemistry
and Toxicology.—who has made Neuralgia, Chronic and
Indemaiory Rheumatism the speciality of his entire
prfessional life—e tact vouched for by the signatures ae
eompanying each bottle of many prominent renowned
physicians, clergymen, and other tesihnonials. 'Tom.
teat sufferer* from poisonous quack nostrums and use
less expenditure of money. a legal signed guarantee,
Wallas exact number of bottles warranted to cure, win
be forwarded gratis to any anffercr sending by letter
rail description of 'diction. In Med failure to cure,
amount paid positively reihnded. Medicine sent any.
where by a:peen, collect on delivery. AMlcted invited
to write for advice; all infOrmatton and medical advice
sent by letter gratis. Principal once, Di South Fourth
street, Philadelphia, Penns, The remedy Is sold or oh.
Mined by Druggists. Apri.ll9.ll-Iy.
For Sale by ABEL TURBELL. Montrose Pa.
jIL ID" successfully treats
all chums of Chronic and Acute Means. Bend
stamp for drualm contstningyasticalars and Um*
'wallah Addict.° licz 4130,7 w Tuik.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE. TEE IMMENCIQUD,
AIL an Auditor, appointed by the Court of onellase
Plass of Basonetannaeounty, to maks distritalles Of
the fond aris th g hum Suairs sale of ths red Nana or
Eliza E. Smith and Reny Smith, hereby gives motley
that be will attend to the duties of his appointment at
his °Mee, In Montrose, on Monday the 19th day ofJn
lON, at 1 o'cloch, p. m., at which time and place, alt
persons interested are requested to present their darns
or be forever debarred from coming In upon add fiat.
Nay 94, LISO.-4w A. W. MTHOL7,, Mantes.
HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCI
ATION,
For tbir Relief and cum of the Erring and Unibrhansge,enn
Principles of Christian Philanthropy.
Essays on the Erforsof Tonal and the Follies of Age
In nffailon to Uarrlage and Social Evil.. with sanßar
aid for rho afflicted. Sent free. In sealed earelopes. Ad
deers 110 WARD ASSOCIATION, Box P. elphls.
TALBOT & STAMP,
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
Flour, Salt, Butter, Pork, Lana, gm, Salt litsh„ Tallow
Conan', Crackers, Chore, Caen, Spices, Owls*
Teas, Sugars, Woe, Dried• and Craned
Fruit, Tobacco, Cigars, Saul,
and all other articles osnally kept in r first chart Grown,
and Provision Stony.
• We will mark our Goods as low as we ow afford, sad
sell for cash, or exchange for produce.
Montrose, Sept, 29, 1870.—tf
ADEL TURRELL,
DRUGGIST, MONTROSE, PA.
a continually receiving.
NEW GOODS
And keeps constantly on nand a 1411 sad dealeiltla so
sortment of genuine
DIIHOS, HEDICINES, CHEMICALS, IMPOISP,
Paints, Clihs,DTe-Stalh,7eas, Spices, sad Maar era.
eeviee. !mita e mare, Wall and Window Paper, Glass
ware, Fruit Jars Mirrors, Lamps, Chimneys. Hero
sena, Machiaery Oil, 'runners' Oil, Neatsfoot Oil, itip
tined Whale oil, Spasm Oil, Olive Oil, Bpirtto Turpes.
Line. V eflit enee, Lynary Seed. V inegar „Potash. Conellis
waled Lye. Axle Grans. Trusses. tipporters,Medlea-
In mom , ents. Shoulder Whirs, Gans, Pistols,
Cartridges, Powder, Shot, Lead. Gun Caps, Blast's , '
Powder and Fate. Violias. String*, Bows.ett.
Fifes. me., Fish Books and Lines, Bar and Toilet Soaps,
Usti Oils, Bair Bestoren. and Bair Dyes. Brushed
Pocket Knives, Spectariet,Bllver Plated fipoons,iforks,
Knives. Be. Dentist Articles, a general assortment of
FANCY' GOGIRI, JEWELRY, mod PERFUMERY-
All the tenting and best kinda of
PATENT lIILDWtM,
In short, nearly resa ‘ tbmg to restore life le
e k
please the tame, to del ight the eye, to gratify die fancy.
and also to conduce to • real and substantial mutest*
of life. Ennmention Is Impracticable. as It would
a newspaper. Eall at the Drag and Variety Beers of
MILL
Montroteollas.),lM.
1V.49.1:133 El .M. 7-e $0V!!311.
OVPIT3II2 TIM mew, fferlEr
MONTROSE. NOWA.
JOHN L. TAMISILL. PEopristear.
w a ys. . [ t 0.77,7, - ., the Rte, and duy 6 the LelifaM49ls9
,
G OLD JEWELRY.
A Now nod logo *apply,
MoOros.. Nov. 24, 1869 ABEL TITEEELL.
A. B. TARBOX,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Susquehanna Depot., Pa.,
Dealer In Watches, Clocks Jewelry &e. Re
pairing promptly done and warranted.
FINE SILVER GOODS!
$60.000,000
made a speciality; Silver Detached Levers for
$l2 00. American Watches, at Companies re
duced prices.
frer Goods ordered for parties, fk New
York, at less profits than if kept coasts:4ly oat
hand. Solid 18 caret Rings for $1 75 PeT.P I I 26 I -
weight. 11. TA,RIBOX.
Susquehanna Depot, Jan. 25,18:!. t
TEm
Every kind of Tea In toarkoLinst ardard,avil
or sae. at New York wholesale price.. Also a Come
mrtfoent of COFFEE. Boy of me and MO 1111
C chars, ABEL TUiuMl
11=
—At Sher-Wood's, the Watch-Maker, Mains
moat, Alontrose, Pa.
CONGRESS WATER.
at
TURR ELL'&
TOAD LETTING—The Supervisors of Beidgewster
R
will meet at the house of James O'Brien, In North
Bridgewater, April 29th, at 1 o'bxk p. ra.. to let the
building of a road leading from Jas. O'Brien's to Thomas
Likkers. To be let to the lowest bidder,
AM ES CALSII
nottacz D88'241'331,
Montrose, April 19.'11. Z. M. LIBRWETia 111
NEW WALL PAPER,
Jost arrived. and selling eheapti um
Montrose. dnriPla. . ABEL T m
um
Agricultural College, of Pennsylvania.
THIS INSTITUTION will reopen for the
SPRING TERM OF 24 WEEKS,
On Friday, February 10, 1871.
For geneal Circular, catalogue and other . in-
formation, Address,
TllOB. 1L BITRROWB, President,
Agricultural College, P. 0,
Jan. 23, 1870.;0-tt. Centre Ce„ FS.
BLOOMINGTON, (ILL.) BIDBIBMIT.
1. 9 sort Y ment-all A stges . lett Moat L01 1 1=20..
Would you know what, when. bow to Oulti FM%
*bade, evergreen lII*, roots, grafts. *amino. Om*
plants. apple seed, early Rose-potabres,sbrabs,yeana.
gresubouso and olden plants,,Lo, rte.. PLOW= ma
VILGETABLEfirafGer I finest, best collation-4Mo Mid
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