Farm and. Household.
Food: Mir /Ito%
Repeated experiments show that one
thashel of corn per year is sufficient to
peep one fowl which runs at large, in ad
dition to the other things obtained by
?singing. hens that are shut up should
lie allowed uo more grain than those at
free range, but they should be given grass
sn summer, mowed often so as to be kept
short and tender, and in winter raw cab
bage or boiled potatoes, or fresh vegeta
bles of some. kind. Also as an equiva-
lent to the insects they are deprived of by
confinement, give a small daily ration of
animal food, such as sheep's lights and
livers, either raw or cooked, finely minc=
ed ; or, which are the cheapest and come
ready cooked, chandlers' scraps crushed.
The value of a year's allowance of vege
tables and meat per head will just about
equal onezlialf a bushel of corn. It will
generally he found that at times. or in
parts of the country, when or where corn
is remarkably cheap or dear the priest of
potatoes, etc., and of animal food also,
will be correspondingly high or low, so
the above estimate is of wide applica-
tion.
Therefore theprice of one bushel of
onto represents the keeping of a fowl run
ning at large, and fifty per cent. added to
this is the cost in the MSC of confine
ment. Ny,eittre speaking of a bared of
averngelize and appetite. It is not to be
expected thig_tetalun and a bantam
vrill prOye equal in feeding capacity. A
great yield-lit eggs is accompanied by
great consumption of food ; henoe, fowls
of prolific breeds may, though of small
size, eat more than large hens that lay
sparingly. Also a breed which like the
Brahmins, tend to fatten, will, it given
all they eat, consume more in proportion
so their size, when not loving, than a less
plump variety like the SPanish will un
der the same cii en mstances.—Prarie Far
mer.
To Plow Down Gran.
___o_
To do this offectually is cue of the sp
parent impossibilities of modern farming.
Every farmer knows it from experience.
Notwithstanding the utmost pains and
ears in ploughing, the grass, especially H
long, will bristle up in beards and tufts
here, there, and eyerywhere,injuring alike '
the appearance of the field and its ea
pcity for growth; for this grass, instead
of being visibly present to draw nourish
ment for itself and impede the growth of
something else much more profitable,
should be buries beneath the surface to
manure the soil and assist in the growth
of its betters. Well, do you w eh to reme
dy this great difficulty? If so, use the
chain and ball to your plough. No mat
ter what kind of a plough you have, try
them. A piece of ill - dimity trace chain
will do very well. Fasten one end of it
to your coulter, and to the other end at
tach a round hall of from two to three
pounds weight—having the chain long
rough to permit the ball to reach back
to about the middle of your mould-board
--and there let it drag along, on the off
Bede, of course. This is not a new idea
—in fact it is a very old one—but,like g o od
wine, age only improves it. Just try it
once, and we have no fear of your ver
dict. It may not do the work to absolute
perfection, but it will perform it at least
fifty per cent. better than you cum with
out it.—Canada Fanner.
Tralnlng a Ileifeo ,
_o_
Cows usually become addicted to kick
ing when heifers, from hetug milked by
abusive milkers. I have never seen an
ehl cow become a kicker unless uhused.
Instead of cows being averse to being
milked when giving a large quantity, I
have found it the reverse. When pas
turage is good. ant cows crime home at
night with udders distended 'aim milk,
our "down List" cows seem grateful
to have it removed. Milking a heifer for
the first time riljUirt.ti patience, for they
will almost invariably kick. In tuck a
ease put -a broad strap around her
bony, just in front of the ud 'er and
buckle it up nioderafely tight, and so
soon as she gets quiet (for site may dance
around a little at first.) take dour pail, sit
down and go to milking, for the is us
helpless as a kitten.
Do not attempt to use a rope in
stead of u sirup, for it will tt-it u•o•vrer.
This is a much better nittlurl than ty
iug the legs, as it does not hurt the mo
und in. the least. A few applic itions of
the strap, with plenty of patience and
kindness. will cure the must übattwate
ease.—ltural !Pane.
Lou Headed Trees.
——o—
The Ifortievilur'si Faye: The tide of
favorable opinion for braihng fruit trees
!Ow for orchard culture, is non. esperi
toeing a revulsion Oreburdists who cul
tivate their orchards, and are in the hob
it of ploughing or stirring the FOR perk.-
diCallY, say low headed tries w.ll not an
. swcr. It is impoesible to IN-ktch near
ming', with the horse avu implement.
And hence the high standard tinn!lod of
training will answer for garden culture,
and for orchards, where theca is a good
deal of land labor. Apple and peach
trees most te trained high, but rs - •ars, ne
believe, are best grown on the 1 yramaial
system, atal this most be low to 4:1
=Mag.
To REmovr. 11111.usw.—Take the mil
dewed fabric when dry, w.-t. thoroughlt
with soft soap and salt mire& Let it 14-
a short.titne, then wash it in good suds
and )sty out to bleach. Repeat. if neces
sary: Or soap thorong.lily and serape
chalk on the spots and :ay in tile sun.
A MeacEß county man thinks he has
found the lather of corn ears. It 11). 14 -
m:ea ten inches around the topia one rota
long. and contains twenty roux ot forty-
Lire grain@ each, or Dull` lani,dred gr ,ins
ixt all' wrigba two pounds lacking half
au ounce.
Josueu Aura. President of the Agri
cultural Laborers' Society, of England, it,
vaittng the ruitrd States to ua•ertaiu
by persunal observatluit the advattrages
eff•red lunigra.lts et the ogrieuhurat
classes.
A PARMEIt gives t his bit of ativiceorbich
contains a good hint : If riot the
boys to stay on the farm. t 1 t not bvar on
tOu hartlOn Ike giiotlstor.e.-Whira the boy
Ito uitiir
Ivor 15,"
rr wati !be•tootou co It fartn( et , tanuer
as a ulectiul u, LvsiDgcvn, II!.
New Nilfbrd Adverthements
DICKHRMAN & CO.
New Milford, Pa.,
CALL ATTINTION TO Tana IZEMICSE
STOCK OF
NEW FALL GOODS !
Now on Salo.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
both Foreign and Do .tie. ttloplo and legney. All
the Novelties In Dm,. Trimming. Ribbons,
Lases, Embroidery, Hair Goods. ete.
J. DICKERM AN & CO.
Offin , Groot Inducements to Buyers of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
botight It bottom priors far dish. sod bodersold by
sous. A siagalacent display of biIAWL&
J. DICKERMAN & CO
have to 1VC:101.115117191 almost eooogh to
till a mall !tale.
We elvra7• keep nn bawl a freer end complete *tort
er Ckrcroarless eke Provis
i'oa®. Float, bolt. •tc by the load, barrel, or
potted A doe live of LIARDW ARE sod !loose For
Mettles Goods. PAPER LIANGINGA, ell the pupoler
toles.
J. DICKERMAN & CO.,
are hound to keep everything the people want, and h •e
reeept.y added to tbelr Immense Mock a 'Arlen wenn
meat of
-* G t) wilg 9
MEDICINES. PAINTS. OILS. DYE
STUFFS, PATENT MEDI
CINES, Erc.
r. ,, ,y0m.g . In the Drag lino at prim that willaitna
tab drag huycni.
J. DICKERMAN & CO.
call psrttenlar attention to their very large
aseortment of
. 4 .39 L " '47.1M
WA ItE, ctt•
T. n fact that we keep pearly ererythlog—the most
conip‘ete stook of any LOUP. in the COOOIy. bought at
D. st advantage fur CASLI and sold at the lowest living
rates. •
J. DICIEERMAIV It CO.
sc. 341110nt, Sept. 24, 1271-9 m.
VALUABLE FARM
Fos MEstle.
The subscriber offers for 1,11.12 the voloab:e farm known
as the
ores Pleacio..o
Sll,l farm 1a one of the to.st drainihie to the County
and he heautifull .11.0nted in the villa4C of Summer..
St.queltsunts County, PA. There l• a gOOll st..re,
Flouring li oi. Saw 31111. Piaster 11111. and Riark•nlicit
shop in said VlWage. The lam Is tlitt-elly Oil Ibe lone
f tae I) L. m IV. Itifiroad.l). mlie. Irma the 41. Teo In
New 411trord,4 and miler from the New York 43. E. tt. a at
the Great Bend Station : contain. IS) acres of land. 180
improved; i• well watered. having a lavtlitgetreant
of water running through 11, and a osier-f.ii.g supply
of water convey.ti in pipes to -Se bun., harm and tat
tle yard.; it i• well fenced. nod under good ealtivation,
u• ii adapted to gllUWilsg, grain, 000 in well Hived for
.tack in dairying. Then, I. a large and convenient
41welitug. newly painted.and a beautiful front yard with
vinahhery. a largo horse barn, • large carriage and tool
In c% a large cattle ham with two cattle yard., Atinplo
shed. and stable. f.a feeding et .ck • r 1430111: 1:011.0.
email boy barna. ice houre. bark •moke hon. . corn
Loewe. and z tor-bard• of grafted fruit. .
Trot. •übucribrr MAO WV. 3 brnaLLE3. FARMS that
e a.:11 11:1411b of puysurut mettle e. y. Fur iii
furmxtiuu addfres
R. L. SUTPHIN,
Sr. Milford, Snoriurli.no County, Pa
Angrirt rd. 1871.-6 in.
UDR SALE—The farm late of Nathan Al
-1 drieh, tied, situated about half a mile west
of Montrii.4e Depot, in Bro,iklyu township, von
tainin.l about 11l acres of land mostly improv
ed. Inquire of the undersigned, executor of
said estate, at New Milford, Pa.
ELLIOT ALDILICTI
NCR Milford, Jan. 25, 1973.—tf.
Eliscallangoaa.
PAINTS AND vi;.,
STOCF AT
B. It. LYONS & C 0..!
14. 1P:11.
C iIIWEI'S.
==!
—Less than N. Y. Prices—
iloY 14 .. 73 . For Solo by R. 12. LYONS S Co
SOLAR, TE%, COFFEE,
121=21
4GX•0001•10213
At Low rizirtp. at
& 111. LYONS • Co.•s
WALL i%D WINDOW PAPERS.
A LARGE tiTOCK.
D NEW I'ATTEIINS RECEIVED
EVERY WEEK. DIRECT FROM
THE 31ANUFACTORY.
by .
IL. It. LYONS & CO
May 141.1b73
sr.= THEE:63.
CO. TS, CLARK'S 0. N. T.,
J JOHN CLARK'S SPOOL THREAD
—W 111111, BLACK; & CO!,
°RED— FHOM Nu. 8 TO No. 130, AT
21i CENTSPER - DOZEN.
• roc sate Ey
O. 11. LItWO4 t CO.
Mums*, Usy 14.180.
1
ome.
;rms. natiavat tortftg ctaftat leahut
rort.tioi- to nu the obbscriber pm
tiunt. wt4l Col Aualtit, 2014. • - •
D. 11. latilll2oP.
nvettves,,v.p, itr!
New Advertisements.
A SINSTEKV.EASILV SOLVED.
.11
New Blear of Goods at the "Head of Naviratton."—
cfrs N.
BULLABD
6s eonerantly
At '41737.1 4 Pf1iVA
at hut old stand at the head of N ' avig s aloe: where say
MILD, 11010111, 01
4 0 Et X Ma r:›
CAB find the very beet articles that cast be
P li Clol:Trjr.
Ila w nyze c ea s hour
p l ro n
i 2: i t s own. The old system of
3100111.7 C,
q .... iT tz e t,....b n e a and linolmterit:teadcud
by , h e e t tLe; szs e te r mAs y f
pay only. there will be no bad debts to ma t s op from
xgood customers. Call
&47 '
endcerstriompote lma i r:t h et an nd y p o lir r tld u. onf u lf they do not
3Scon.trcorso.
A. £ B OLLARD.
Monttose. Aprl' SO. ITS.-tt
Liner Ccpetta
DEALERS 11%
FLOUR, GROCERIES,
and
PROVISIONS,
MAIN STREET,
lidcramtrcasse.
Jane 25, 161 .—t(.
NEW FIR M
In Lanesboro.
HOBEIZT & MAIN,
hoeing entered Into en-partnerrhip. are non prepared
to du all kinds 01 work In the nue et
WllEOli
FROM A WHEELBARROW TO A CCACP.
lIEFAIEILNI - 1 IN ANY PART OF THE BUSIN: SS
arllPrecelve prompt attention.
HOBERT b, MAIN.
Laneshorc. Pa.. Oet. 13. 1471.-r.
The koricall SullmorEllo. Pump.
"TIIE BEST IN TILE WORLD!"
Dorthle•Art log, Non•Freerlng The soopiest and Immo
powerful to use It is ;proved to he the elle•perl.
effectlt e.dnrable.ona rekahle, not otOy f,r f troll tl-0
but also for Florists. Ifactorsa. Itrettertes. / Ist:Purl, I.
etc. It is part/I-Warty e. commended by Ine•oa, el torn
ptoles.as Um smallest pomp Ibat will throw 5 t to 75 fro
thnalLTh a bone. It I! Ito. n0..1 effectlt I.ceac.e tr or.
fa toll-. The moat durable be. anew It i• CM/
hat few simple parts of Iris tenoutelsot 511 tle.lt. prey.,
any uopltasata or brackish taste In the water Ilan
leather poskt• c. A childcmcm work It. It octet far. ea. to
So no staler r‘nnalcs Id the pine aheo not In sett... I
Gtrui hfst the coldest water. being ;0 oti 41 in the t.ollort
of the wet nee opinion of th.nn,...e Judd. in the
Lean Agrienthindisl, Jane Nu .14:4. plgel4o: now Jan.
No Page 31.
flaring purchased the rantnty right. I will sell t , w
tights to suit loath mos, and ao these .In wa..t of
pump I out prepared ho toil as cheap a. I he, can rub.
by Mu company. Send for circular and pi,. e that to
W. 11. IL.II A RTII,
•
Oat. 15. 1373.—fan. t ski,,.
Furniture and Undertaking.
3F 2 11.2"23.1 - t - t..1.3r
AT
WILLIAM SMITH'S
Ex :twelve Furniture Wareroom you will Mid the large* ,
stock of
FIRST CLASS AND COMMON
3Pll:7l=tlN7 X 6 301:3" ELM
To be found In this nestle of the murder, of hie own
anuantacture, and nt prices gnat en fall to give yetis.
faction. Ile rakes the very bent
EXTEN6I()N TABLE,
In the Country. and IV AnitANTa them.
PllOLsTEity WORK
Of all kind. dune in the WI., mounts
1191 PR X 1.7 Ge 3E3 .171.57 Se!
OF VA ItiotB
PURE NO. I.SIATRASSES,
COMMON MA'rItASSEs.
UNDERTAKING
Th. enbscriber will herenlter make n. , ,g grtoe t,,
npeetalty in Lin bneinern. Harter u t eotoliirte3 a
NEW and the moat el aunt HEARS). In the State. al
' Derain: hi. rem leer will be attanha.l to prompto and tr•
satisfactory charges.
WPI. W. SMITH & SOW.
Montrose. Pa- Jan. al. 1812.—nu5—tf.
FURNINTITRE WARE!
EVERYTHING NEW AND STYLISH
.4:16..x. 3P. 7. 3C)
50 Washington St., Binghamton,
ConAisting ol everything nameable in that
business. liepairing promptly dune.
UNDER74I4 . 3-:_gl4-302 .- ThifitiG
. !Spot:an lty.
PRICES REAtiONANLE. tinliesctlun guarautecd.
kllnghsaitun. N. Y.. Aclusl rt. 1979.-ty.
RECREIOW & DROTCER,
General Undertakers
DEALERS IN ALL HINDS OF COF
FINS, CASKETS, ETC.,
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
April Et ICTL-tf.
211E.CONFESSIOS8 OF RN lATA 11D.
PCIWIRIIi AS A WAIIMING and for th boorist of L'Ormo
Li or ro, aarson who !Furor from Drill 1.
TV. LOSS for 31A,M10011. dc., .oppl) for Mr errata
of pir•nas. WHIR! 11 one who aorrd hicorell off , r
utoL.4-:.olog coroddrtable usatlety. oud rent itok
triOur o pop t-rold ditegtro er.rolopr.
Solt:rem aro invhsti to redrew the , &tabor.
ATILVNIEI.IIANVAIII,
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to ouch 3 d•nrcroa to el Deco
brought abat.L /.3 a re: y II am+ at
are eape 0.. y mF e. t 1: L y nth,
thrarnatt. An a e pa . na..l br.mrat
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Cherry Pectoral,
Bor Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Dough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
surely nod effectually
control them. The testimony of our best citi
zens, of all classes, establishes the fact, that
Ctie.ititY fls.rrottAt. will and nines relieve and
cure the afflicting ilisioniers of the Throat and
Lung. boyimil any other medicine. The most
dangerous tilimitions of the l'ulinonary Organs
yield to its power; and cases of Consurnp.
Uon., cured by this preparation, are public-
ly known, so remarkable as hardly to he be
tiered, were they not proven Les nod dispute.
As a remedy it is adeumite, on which the public
may ro:y for not Lirritection. Uy curing Coughs,
tho forerunners of noire scrirms disease, it SAVOS
unnumbered lives, and a amount of suffering
not to be computed. it cha n
lking, trial, and con
vinces the mot sceptical. Every fluidly should
keep it on hand AS u protection against t)ie early
sand unperceived attack of l'ulnionary Affections,
which am easily met at dr.!, but which become
incurable, soil ie., ralen fatal, if neglected Ten
der limp need thin def. nee; nod it Is unities to
be without it. As a mit-guard to children, amid
the distric,sing diseases which beset the Throat
Chest of childhood, eIIEIIRT l'sc-roust.
In invaluable; for, by its timely use, multi
tudes are rescued fmm premature graves, and
saved to the love any affection centred on them.
It acts speedily and surely against orilitutry colds,
securing wand and health-restoring sleep. No
one will suffer troublesome Influenza and pain
ful Bronchitis, when they know how easily
they can be cured.
•
Originally the preelnet of long, laborious, end
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toil
is spared in making every bottle in the nttnost
possible perfection. It may be confidently re
lied upon as possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited, and capable of pnalucing cures as
memorable as tho greatest It has ever effected.
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Prnethnd and Analytical Chemists.
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EYERYWHEUIL
: air Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.
g.•`-• ' A dressing
which i s at
once agreeable,
healthy, an d
• h' 'a'
t t yet,.., effectual for
t
preserving the
"-. hair. It soon
restores faded
"titrA-41 t or gray hair
• .i.;m to its original
• color, with the
loss and freshness of youth. Thin
ir is thickened, falling hair checked,
and baldness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can -be
saved by this application, and stimu
lated into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its omasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp ariests and prevents the forma
tion of dandruff whichis often so un
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can bo found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
longoa the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
V. Ituriomo i 800
Prepared by Dr. 1. C. Ayer & Co,
Ntextcal and Analytieal Chemists.
LOWELL, DLLS%
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Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are of
more reel value to
• mankind then this ef
.„; fectual remedy for all
ilkenses of the Throat
and Lung. A vast
trial of Its virtues,
throughout this quid
other countries, has
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Dr. GARVIN'S TAIt ur.N.I.DEES
Caro Incipient Consnmption.
Dr. GAR VIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cam Cat:writ.
Dr. CAE:TINS TAR REMEDIES
Cure Asthma.
Dr. G.lf7.llll;'S TALI Ie.E3ZEDIES
Cur 3 Deari Di wale.
Dr. G.l9:llti'S TAD DEITIEDIES
Cum Slf.lts Disenqes.
J. G 1 - 1 Vl4 TAR. EtEM'EDIES
au thn Elver.
Dr. C.!..113 - IN'S TAR. REMEDIES
Ru,-a! etc tl.o.Ste ranch and Bowels
Dr. CI . 4 17:11"I'S T1.T.7. REMEDIES
Cum v:1 Corrarile Viireslz.oesses.
Dr. 113.:1":117VS TAR ItEMEDIES
Dr. :st REXIEDIES
- -.en tho Throat.
Dr. T.l 11:1?.YIEDIES
Cu,
Dr. GAll'll:4'3 TAD DEITIEDIES
Cure "1:11 , o Cefel."er-ll:a7l 4 'ever"
Dr. GAIIVIV:3 EtaIIEDIES
Cue. tem?, DP:eareies.
Dr. GAr....vrys 7.114 REMEDIES
'Cure Conciiiratiola.
Dr. GARVIN'S Tfl REMEDIES
Cure Salt Ifractrima.
Dr. G.IRVET3 Ti .Va REMEDIES
Cure Riney EiNeakeal.
Dr. G.IIIVEN'S T.III REMEDIES
PreceMCho2crn callow Fever
Dr. GATIVETS TALI REMEDIES
Farrer4.
Dr. TAR REMEDIES
Rem:we
In fra Rae Ereas? .
Dr. GARl'l.7i , :i IrAn. REMEDIES
Pain U the .Sitl.l or Duck.
Dr. G.IRVI:r3 TAT.:
.API Sal:Jerior
Dr. GAD VIA'S TAU DE.IIEDIES
thn A py,,etile.
Dr. GAD.VIN'S IMENEDIES
the Food to Digest.
Dr. GAT2VIIVS TAIL REMEDIES
Reettoro tiro Wen.h. and Debilitated
Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Give Tone to Tour System.
14. F. HYDE & Co..
SO LE PEOPRIETOBS.
Z 9.1 Seventh Are., New York-
THE GREAT RRmFDY FOR
CONSUMPTION
which can bo cured by
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. It is acknowl
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sel
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Croup, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing. the cause of
the complaint.
PIIEMIIED EIT
BETH W. FOWLS L• 80118, Boston, lim i
dad .old by Druggists Auld Dcalurs generally.
11 1 / 4 .4MART 7 9
ISt
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1 4 , •
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0. 72;
41'1 12,
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Pure Blooming Complexion.
It Is nerdy Vegetable, and Its ores-anon le seen at
Neat once. it dose asey wan tits rltiebea appear,
secs ceased billed. rstbittiotal Y.l.ll.mont. Hell*
and senwees all Illoteltes and 14mples. daps:lnv dark
sea sus!ghtly spots. Drives sway Tan. Peeckles, end
banbuen, and by Ha goalie Lai powerful lallueas3
mantles Um Wed cIw WL
YOUTEETIL BLOWS ABB BEAUTY.
Ateia 6 d 1 Drturgrl.t ai,.l rziey rtprei. DePOihr
HA ta. BILLS
PRINTED AT THIS IFFICE.
1114FOid - Wt4i@ies
_ a pi .ely Vegeta.-
made chiefly from the native herbs found
on the lower ranges of the Sierra Nevada
mountains of California, the medicinal pro
perties of which axe extracted therefrom
without the use of AlcohoL The question
is almost daily asked, " What is the cause
of the unparalleled success of VOEGATI Brr
rrns?" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient recov
ers his health. They are the great blood
plainer and a life-giving principle, a perfect
Renovator and Invigorator of the system.
Never before in the history of the world has
a medicine been compounded possessing
the remarkable qualities of VENEGAI3.I3=Ens
in healing the sick of every disease man is
heir to. They are it gentle Purgative as
well as a Tonic, relieving Congestion or In
flammation of the Liver and Visceral Organs,
in Bilious Diseases. '
•-
If men will enjoy good health, let
them use TIFECLUI Brrmis as a medicine,
and avoid the use of alcoholic stimulants
in every form.
o. al. McDONAI.I) At. CO.,
Drogrpoto sod lleueral Agootr, San Yrartourcv,liferoir..
nod tea. Wartoto3Wor and timituu nkr, New York.
bold by all Druggists and Dealers.
Sept. 1010,
Miscellaneous.
BILLINGS STROUP.
General Insurance Agent,
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT DIBUDANCE,
riCL'orLts-assc..lE'ci.
lime In.. Co.. N. Y., Capital and ti n rpin a. sl.nOn.ooo
tlannn .1 Fire in, Cu.. L. atntal nod burin. ,F1.1.11.011t.
l.tverpool. London S Globe
In• Co of Norm America
12 =MIMI
A mitrari fr. Piffled's
Co., State of Peun'•
Cniuu otat.l
••
I.vroming nrn . pi. 1 ,00.1.114,
••
\‘' i II isinpinat Inp. Co. $1 Itl.ndn
Na,,.. .111mA t. I' ovldence. R. I. •• '.:00.0no
••
Mt•ii ltnim•
Nt'llrek . port. v.
Newtown."( Buck. , I •lb
o/in. of 1:1•• . 4.1 old
Slatt• Inn I 'O. u;
Alci:100011.1, 01 111 u-burg. ••
x_. i 1 7 "xs .
emm t+u.l Lire 10, Cu., .11,•0t1s
.inwrican Lao.
.9.. 0 4CIDMINIT.
I=l
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Pae•engere Vialaron
Theondereignel ha- been well known In ildoeunn:y.b4
ihe pael yea an I enrolee A.:en t 1.0..1, •11.1eined
n ) ht. I . 0111.111 t. 5 hare .;o - aye been promptly paid.
ile - 011Ite fleet door to-t from Banking ()Mee of W
11. Cooper d Co..Turnpikent. llunlrt..e. Ps.
BILLINGS STROUD, Agent
liuit.H'K 51'A BFOHIt, j'
31nm...wt.. Ma, :Lt. INI2,
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lust 111. NORTH.
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3.91 1 7.1 II 4; ~ .11 2v9rly ... 12 131 s'i, 9141
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Towanda nt 710 n. m. •th.Bl, :5
m. W.O eriy. 8 455. :srtis nt %Ifni rn It 9 894 nk
No 31 Elinirs Si p. ni.: WIty ,, IY. ut i%
m 50.1:98 al p. m., Arriving it Tow •ntls
I:,
itslommt Room Cant dttartted rn rtalns Ld
riliii,Sug through from EMIR.* l'lttltidelitti ire.
IL A. PACKER. so,. ttrstomd
Lk FL 331E1—• La SOUS E.
MONTI.OSE, PENN'A
JOAN S. TAtitIELL. Proprietor.
Nine Stagni Leave this llonne dally. rOnnecting. with
,h,ll n.n Itnitway. the G.hleh VA.:) . It..!road, luni
the .L.SW. It Lnr...ad.
p 7.1
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Montrose..
Bradnewstcr
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150 540 oyeillurlllt.t...., ..... 910 .510
rAI 545 I you o'Bl 50.
4IS 550. kWery . .. • 621 45t..
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2115 II In Loitcck SCO I'o s
145 4200 , slArdy't 8 4 5 1 4 it
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:404.9. 21, Int Yr:nil:fent,
Printing.
SCATEI.IENTS,
BILL HEADS, .. •
L,ETTER. IJEADS,.
V EIACI'F.s.
.13D11NEss CA I z.DS,
VISITING
.oAlt
WEDDINZ; CALL',
itoicrsE 1111,LS,
• SLIP
• runGuAmmEs,,
LA lIE I
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c.A:I 4 A.LOG UFS,
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I'ATENT . 1)1; C.D.S;
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I COnisiir Ba6inees Directory.
Two lines in this Directory, one year, $1.60; each ad-
==2
BIONTROSE.
0. s; BEEDE.—Connly Surveyor. or Snelinehtinna Chun
tr. Dlllice In the Corot !Inure, Montro.e. Pa.-40-tf.
JAMES E. CARMALT,'Attorney it Law. (Mee ono
door below Tartlet! House. Potato Avenue. •
•WM: H. COOPER to CO.. Bankers, sell Foreign Pas
sage Tick,ts and Drafts on England, Ireland and Scot
land, •
raLUNai•Brnolsa. Gen'era Fire and Life reser
mice Agents ; alsootell Willman and Accident Tlckt to
to New York and Philadclplda. Odlco one dour east
oftho Bank.'
Wal. lIALIGLIIWOUT. Sinter. 'Wholemle end hetet_
&aster lu all kinds of slate reeling, Montrose. N.
RD ItNa
to NICHOLS, the place to get Dregs andMent
ones, Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, Pocket•Dooks, Spects
des • Yankee Not leps. Be. Brick Block.
Wit. L. COX. Haines. maker and Jester In all articles
'usually kept by the trade,oppoefte the Bank, •
BOYO Deniers In Stoves. Hardware.
and Idenuflicturere of Tin and Sheetlron ware. corner
of Main and Turnpike street.
A. N. BlJl.Lttitu. Dealer in orocarles, Provisions.
Book., Stationery and Yankee Notions, at tread
Public Ar,noe
NEW 3IILFORD.
L. L. LEROY: Dealer In all kiwi, of farming Imple
ments. mowing machines, welll curbs, dog powers,
etc., etc.. Main St., opposite Savings Dank. irm•
CAYUGA PLAST EIt—NICHOLAS SHOEMAKER.dea.....
er in ceurilue Cnyara Plaster. Fre,b ground.
sAviaas MANE. NEW maLvotert—vli pet cent. to
(crest on all Deposits. Doe, a genend Barking Bra
ors'. -nil-tf • - • b. D. CHASE to CO.
W. L MOSS to CO „Dealers in Dry Goods. Ilats,Cape.
Boma and Shoes, and Genr;ral Blerchtmtilse. on Stall
street. second door below the Episcopal •
el. F. EMBER, Carnage Maker and Undertaker;
Mato Street, two doors below Hawley's Store.
McCOLLUM BROTHERS. Dealers to Orrlcerles as
Provisions, on Main streci•
,GARItET to SON. Dealers In Floor. Feed. Meal.
Salt, time, Cement. Grocerlen and Provisions on
Main Street. onpnalte the Depot.
MUSS to SNAP, Rough Leather Mannfactmers.
AinunT Mn'.. stabll.hul Pea I WY. D. Knsr.
AIN EY to HAYDEN. Dealers in Drugs end Medicine.
and Manufacturer* of •Cig,ars, on Main Street; nut
she Depot
I. DICKEIIMAN. Jn.. Dealer in general merchandise
and Clothing, Brick Store. on Main Street.
GIBSON.
R M. TINGLEY—Deafer to Sloven, Tin. Capper. Bras
and Sheetiron Won., Castings. &e. Airs. mannfactar
et. of She,' Metals tonrder. Ere Trough and Lead Pipe
business stun - Wed toot lair prices—Gibson Hollow,
Pen tisvlvar.la.—iy.
EDWARD.. to BRYANT, Manafneturers of Witgco.•
and Sleighs, near the In-galls' Store.
GREAT BEND.
L. R. LEN HELM. Mannfacterer of Leather, and drains
In general Merchandise, on Main Mr,ek•
H. P. DO RAN. ;Merchant Tailor and denier In Ready
Made Clothing, Dry Goods,tirocerlcs and Provisions
Main Street.*
Hardware and Machinery.
Tills WIT, GUITIIMEN
s.l..nd.otu
313 c:›23l.
HORSE HAY FORKS
1.13 roo.vol
EJ 4ot uut)
NEWS'S CUPFLE PULLS,
An Implement the! Frer• V.rmer. rorpenter. Mason
REVOLVMG HORSE BARES,
Used 'take...Sl-pima. Suatha. Grain Cradles,
irm, ceur tiraiGl Axles.
• springy
Carriage Dolt.. Ct liars, (SI eel and Iroe.i
Vo 94
MONITOR COFFEE FOTS,
That I:trays atva an AI ARM ATTIISTLE! nt heath.
t.tthat la head: tut. tha Tab.e. THY ONE .41 Ina n‘i
I'll iul nkal n hwa)n
vreo, Ilrin 0 itYliCO, Bull,
l'icke, Moly. Lct.'l,.
awn, Vi I. 9,3 , . ti 91,...
l)ra. Knives, Srp.!. Sumrs, 1.91. h 9,
l'Eunt., 13,1,. i V tgrul , h.
'Loy., TIII-W ue, • Lawpt, is
3tontrure. July 5. 1.6 T OYDS COIL IN
I I . UNT BROTHERS,
SCRANTON, I . A.
Who!male Retail Di=ler.lc
:1 ARDNVA I{ E, I It° N. STEEL,
NAILS, SPIKES, SIIOVELS,
tIMG RAIL, COUNT A'ES GRA - 4t 7' RAIL SPIKES
RAILROAD A LII.Y IR& JUPPLIE.,.
IARRIAGL SPRINGL, ASLES, sKRISs AY!)
ROTES. ROLTs, NUTS and WARIIERS,
PLATE! , ILLVDs. JIALLEABLE
:RONA. lIVLS.sPr.,KRs,
SEAT SPISPLEV, ROWS, Ac.
A NVILS. VICES, WVOCRS owl DIES, BELLOWS
HAMMERS, St.F.DOES, PILES. ht.,Tc.
!lIIDAH.AI2 AND :111.I.SAWS. lIPLTING PACKING
TACKLE BLOCKS, PLASTIC,' PARIS
CEMENT. HAIR h GIGNII.TONES.
PRGNCII WINDOW GLASS.LRA TO ER& FINDINGS
FAIRBANE'S SCALES, A-
Srrontnn. March IL 1863. I •
EINC=I
Et2=ll3
SCRIM SONS ON,
120 Wsrotiung Avenue,
RECEIVES MONEY ON DEPOSIT
Flioll. COMPANIES AND INDIVID
UALS, AND REIVIINs THE SAME
ON DEMAND WI ruouT PREVI
OUS NOTICE, ALLOWING INTER
EST AT SIX PER 'CENT. PEI: AN
NUM, PAYABLE HALF YEARLY,
ON THE FlltsT DAYS OF JANU
ARY AND JULY. A SAFEAN D E-
A I ILE PL AC E OF DEPOSIT FOR
LABORING MEN, MINERS, MI:-
cHAN Rs. AND 31.wiuNisTs. AND
Wit Wwl EN AND-CHILDREN AS
WELL.,, MONEY. DEPosITED ON
' E BEFORE `THE' TENTHWILL
DRAW -INTEIIEsT FROM THE
FIRST DAY - 01v1HE MONTH. Tills
IS IN ALL RESPECTS A - HOME IN
sTrtuTioN,-AND ONE WIIRR IS
NOW RECEIVING THE SAVED
EARNINGS or"ri iousAN US uPoN
THOUSANDS OF SCRANTON MIN
.ERS AND MECHANICS. "
'DIRECTORS ,; JAMES BLAIR,
SAN MED WANT, GEORGE FL•11 - -
ER., JAS. S. SLOGIIM,J, IL SUTPHIN,
C.P.,l‘ixritiEws, DANIEL 110 -
ELL, A. E. HUNT, T. F. HUNT.
JA.MEi BLAIR, PRESIDENT; 0. C.
MOORE,'OASIIIEIC •
(WEN DAILY FROM NINE A. M.
UN 17IL FOUR P. 31., AND ON ,W ED
NESDAY • AND SATURDAY EVE
NING: UNTIL EIGHT O'CLOCi..