I Voluixie 32.
to and ;onocludd.
Wititor Troix anent of ilioriies
-
Liberal feeding is now needed.' No
slbdk elwitld lie allowed to= oose now
what th y have made in the summer.—
On the contrary. they should be kept
'''growing. Anti they may be by proper
feeding. beeometti poi that deal...
• Oh with a slack hand." is very true, -in
this re,pi.ct. 'Ch ere. roust be close' atten
t,ion ; to Alits,m4l44r,ormoney, is )ost in
feed and in wci , lit of stock. Diii4`trusi
much to hired men or boys.,' Have
measnrement for the feed. 1 A b e i
to hold three quarts should be irl every
1,-ed 11111. This makes a lair allowance
or
for one ox or horse, or for two tiowB,
four ealves, at each 6 rd. A bus4el has-
It s t of tim eat hay is an average !for one
thfse , nr poW.or. , two calves itt eatli• feed.
Th,re Anoint he 1.0 waste. hut as notch
d LO‘ nn 88 %%in he eaton Op clean.—
thve Qalt regnLt•lc. =mall quantities.
or lo,‘. u nen. ~WI n to the anitnals.—
Amr , I , IIII Jrricu
aisd obpriate :11stuurIng
A iirt,r in the Garden aroies that if
tun! hay Pay enongh to retain marital
l a:: I. matitirc do: 8' test applied 111
:ill( Oath it sandy and open, agarden
,ciriii• termer hwl better r!elay the appli—
e.ition .d manure till nearly planting
time in the spring. For garden purposes
:ill inal•iire had better be rotted. before it
an.: it is desireahle to heat the
mass ru ith lime when it is slacking, or in
smile other-way-‘to kill-the seedi of thc
weeds, and the eggs and young of many
insoetp. Never plant in manure or else
where a germ you do not wish to multi-
To keep Herbs.
Wher'ficrbY are liung np to dry in
l oose b un dles, they lose their oder. They
'should lie thinly Spread out, shadtd : from
the gun, and when dried pressed together
nua . put'into paper bags. it is
an excellent plan to strip of the leaves,
oh them tine, and put the into wide—
mouthed bottle, labeled. Eqtral propor
t;ons of sweet rciaj4tim.
.tarragon, and
sage, dried, and robbed together, .and
kept in a wide-mouthed bottle, meke a
rood seasontrg for soup and slut - 1 . 111,g5.
Naar ( - losniry Oenfirman.
Celery
" A correspondent of the G ertnan tow n
'retograph says: A friend of mine-, has
bop: his celery through the winter now
for seyerll- years by. standing in the
Pprinit water about an' incli in depth :
and kept Tim: it continues to grow and
! semi apk fresh 'ranches, so that he has
icatcriiektly Idancheil, t.-nder tops two and
three times in a winter. My trouble with
rich system, has hoer. meadow mine
loch appear to he as fond of. the plant
a , I am, and make sad havoc with it.—
/t!,•rwisii. it was the Lest way to keep it
winch I had opportunity of trying.
Worms In Horses
-0-
For worms iu the bowels, give daily
for a week a ball made of sulphate o!
iron (<rreen cop , ras) two drachms pul
v,r ginger. one drachm. Wet up
N‘ith oilm.ai and boiling water, sufficient
t , physic the animal. Repeat another
week if ueeessar) A drachm of tartar
emetic may be substituted io place of
the eoperas. bat it is not so safe a reme
dN. For ascandes of pin worms in the
rectum, give an injection of linseed oil,
Are quart daily for two or three days and
r-iwat after a week.
How to Cure a Sore 'Throat
- ,
"OW who has tried it" communicates
the following seasonable item about cur
mg sore throat : Let each one of your
1311t4 million readers. bny at.any_ drug
lure one ounce of camphorated oil and
ft•xe ne . t.a t 'f4 worth of chlorate of potash.
soreness appeari - ui the
tI; roitt. put the potash in half, a tumbler
ref , watkr, aturs wit' 1t gargle thic.throut
tbolkibghly,..th - en 'fiib The neek . :
l* with the camphorated' oil at night be.
I . ..mcgoing to 'bed, and also pin around
h.. throat a small strip of woolen Ilan nel.
This- is a simple, cheap and sure remedy.
Cribblpg, hi Horses.
Dr. Cook, of Elmira, Ohio, writes to
lie front teeth growing so close together
a. to press nn'd , rive pain, or by some
thing gettiLg between them, acting as
wedge, The horse feels relief by pul-
Lis troth on any bard shbstanee
lie the stiles of a plank. Dr. C. saws
berw<vn the i tethwilli a very; thin saw,
whlelf i.ernoi•es ihe'preiure and pain awl
cores a had habit.
JkI'ASESE BRONZE.-A cdrious bronze
isTrOilticed ittJapan, when . made
in 'f v fit'Plutes; resemble slate. and is cov
ered with designs in silver. M. Morin
has lively analysed and examined the
pr,.pertjes of the alloy, and finds that it
tatuls,in addition trccOppeili from -4 to
5 per cent of tin; and on an average 10
per ,, c-ent, of lead. The combination is
easily ittotilded info thin plates. These
are pitaistied, and through the -covering
the treligns ure-ieratched- with tt
bon n.—
The plate is then plunged in a Silver bath
ui•en4he silver is deposited on the un
rotected_portiors- Lastly, thO'
, plate is
furrtace,r . -when 'the cop
p‘ , l- blackens and the silver remains
bright. -
-
AJi t usharalman'ttays:-. "As the leaves
o.l'y -are- 'll"fe - Fir - tis' - the - wliffis Into'
heaps against fences, in -the ditches or
depFeE6ions, where they may be gathered,
up Witt; \ very p trouble.= Two inert
wilt gather-a' wagon- load in a few minutes.
They arc donrenient for many purposes
bvtuacs making one ot4ihe best ingred- .
lents •itt .any compost. They' make' an
lent Material to Lank up'tlie cellars
u kit, to put around tender shrouds and
plants, to ~,place. between the rows of
stiawl ,, rry plantar—not . ort - -the plants
and - to corrtfie garden, groutid wxtb.r
A YYLft PoAracE. 77 - 4pp le - ; pomace '_, aap
gi; et, to &Min small qttaiit4io. : as
a r.'lish no.4'.::;:ltii..:tidt'Statnble.for. feed,
and 61101111.1 not be given in large gnanti-
A-44.1*.to.inere , afp,-the flow of
appetite,
at,d=eatiEing" a larger amount of 'other
f0 ,, (1 to-"-be digestO iand:Assitnilated,aB
butrinient. • •
ASimJitan•tnitier 'who liuslr...tm pros;
peering in B , kuth twV4l4. PrAttritdo bus
found a whokturest of petrified trees,
with p,irifieti birds Sifting on the limbs
singing implied E.Onga: - t
-
tei..lr, is iiiiii4Lat ofliuir from
indefertetblb 064 Lt WILI tai l can be preventeal
right. itili - twA effected a .lets:times
the State, it is a idrect •
to the Government and pealde, •
State in the Union. President Girak.loull
and be will
•-• • •
pipallantouo.
Synge and Nonsense
"I'll try" is the motto of the lard menu
theturera.
Is takitig- a hack the first due of con
sumption ?
The eause'of wJrnan sutfrage—mirei
t - of husbuuds•
Now-a•days one of the most unpopu
lar of isms is the rheumatism.
Tau: about calls bcfure curtain—Patti
was called olt sixty times by a $7.500
flutist. at St. Petersburg.
A large number of cats in the vleinity.
01 Va., have recently :died
from what is ,uppo;ai to be triebine.
Walesa p•opin who get u at 5
o'clock in' the morning are bragging
nuout the brillianq of theinurniog-stur.
" Too thin" Itarbecolite - absolete. ' . Not
sufficient ly materialized" is the late-tlorm
in which this idea is clothed.
The new Speaker of theilissoari House
of Representatives, ;leintuit G. Boone, is
reported to be a grandson of Daitiel liooi"•.
Blessed are they who scatter tubes neon
slippery sidewalks, for they shall slide ens•
ily through the gates Of Paradise.—Ex.
ACturo man warnspeoplemot to trust his
wife, and she retort t saiing,that he'll
go without clothesallsummer,before she'll
take in washing , to fig tiiin out again.
A Chicago druggist asked a woman
what s'ie wanted of arsenic, anti . she-..re•
plied, " I want it for rats and my old
man." Her franknus stopped the sale.
Ladies don't know whether they like
smoking or not. With special favoiites
they like it; with general favorites they
dou'y dislike it, and with no tavontekthey
detest it.
"I've got 'ern," shouted a Missouri
boatman, recently, when first the comet
broke on his sight. •Snakes I've had be
fore, and 'now the stars have got tails on
'em. IM a dead man "
Mrs. Alice Cooley died at Brook&le
Mass , on New Year's Day, aged one
hundred years. The day of her death
was the seventy-fifth anniversary of her
'wedding day.
A New Haven woman got so mad at
the mismanagement of the Townsend
Bank, where she had 8500 deposited, that
she put her baby in the stove, and they've
had to send her to an asylum.
The marriage of the Priness Louise,
daughter of the King of the Belgians,
with Prince Phillip, Duke of Saxony,
ie to take place on Febuary 4th. The.
dowry of the bride amounts to '4,1375,000
"Pray, MinsC-," said a gentle
man one evening, why are ladies so fond
of officers ?" "how stupid!" replied
Miss C , it not natural and
proper that a lady should like 4 good
offer, sir?"
Germany has fully determined to elimi
nate everything French from her midst,
and has now ordered that certain words
derived from the French, such as poste
restantc,sball no longer be officially used,
defining what German words shall be the
equivalent of these.
The grand staircase of the new,. Opera
House in Paris, though effective and
striking, is said to be greatly overdone.—
It is literally one mass of gold, bronze,
marble .nd obyx, combined with the
richest draperies, with statuary and huge
mirrors, and everyttnug that the moat
lavish expenditure and elaborate Orna
ments can bestow.
A Missourian who attended prayer
meeting with his daughter felt compelled
to rise up and remark: "I want to he
good and go to heaven, but if those fell
ers don't stop winking at Mary there will
be a good deal of prancing around here
the first thing they know !"
A lamb escaped the other day from a
slaughter-house at Lafayette, Ind., and
took refuge in a millinary store. As the
door happened not to be opened the ani
mal plunged headlong through the show
window; scattering bonnets plumes and
ribbons in every direction and hid under
the counter, whence it required conside
able strength and cunning to bring it
forth.
All who handle money must occasion
ally get hold of counterfeit bills for the
Note Printing Bureau at Washington
makes the startling admission that seven
P l elA s 471114 P RA i j i liTgl kU rsl°l f tligtjlo. 92
Nor is this the worst yet- It is further
asserted that the makers of spurious notes
are getting mroe expert every year.
A good story is told of a recent "smash
up" on a Western railroad. A gentleman
who, in cowing from Baltimore to Rock
Island, had met with four accidents, was
on this occasion in the cur that was turn
ed cmipletely over. Making his way
through a window and gaining au up
right position, he knitted around him and
cooly inquired, "What station do you call
this ?"
"You have a pleasant home and a
bright fireside, with happy children fiit-,
ling around it, haven't you ?" said the
Judge. "Yes, sir," said Mr. Thompson,
who thought he saw a way out of the dif•
ficulty. -Well," said the Judge, "if the
happy children sit around the cheerful
fireside until you return, they will stay
there just forty-three days, as 1 shall have
to send you up fur that time." .
"Ate you going after that sugar ?"
called a Marquette, Michigan, mother to
her boy who was on the street. "Am I
going after sugar?" drawled the youth in
a saucy and impudent -tone • but just
then he happened to see his father com
ing np behind him, and he Baia very res
pectfully and lovingly, "Why, of course
:1 am, ma—l didn't 'think you needed it
right away.": 2 -/fitting Journal.
There-is on exhibition in King street,
near John street, a living curiosity in the
shape of a horse captured some years ago
in Australia The peculiarity of -the ani
mal is the utter absence of hair from its
body,. -The skin is perfectly black and as
.soft - as kid, but is bare of even a single
hair. It is,lirobabo; the only animal of
ltS kind known to exist.—Charleston (S.
C;) News: '
, kts.o:ielated, that lhe 'pexforniance:_of
the "brand Duchess" was once ail im
portant Cabinet question. It was first
forbidden as refkettng on Catharine' of.
itussia, but 'at the,-instigation of -the an=
thorn- waa'Teft;rred-in - the Russian - Minis: -
-ter, and finally to Prince Gertseilakoff,
who returt?d the manuscript with the
ivitty reply that,- baying: never been to
'Grerolstein, 6e saw"no mason for being
sensitive about the morals of that State.
They heve at leas - or.e sailor at Port
land, Me., who had better not make a
speciality.of saving, drowning women,-
41 lady fell overboard from.,
_the vessel to
whiCh he belonged, the other day, and af
ter, she bad floated herself on a plank
.thaethe Captain threw to her, the sailor
tried toflitig :a. sort .of lasM around her
legs. She screeched out: "Do let my
i ega 'alone, you mill drown me !" The
Captain called him back; and then fished
~her out with rope around her waist. •
TIE M.,ON-T,
Advertisements
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Tlio Poolll's DriltAtoro.
1. N. 13.131.1.ARD, PROPRIETOR
R. kENYON, Droggi et & Apottiocary
PATENT MEDIOINE EMPORIUM !
The understrned would respectfully announce In all
the people everywhere. that to his already extensle
Mitch and variety of Merchandise In the Grocery. Pro
vision. and Hardware line
fie has added a v ry choice a l mortnlrnt of Pritt ,
DRUGS, PATENT 4ELMINES, ISHUSIIF.... PER
VPM EDT, which hat fl atters hluis If ho can a, sure
the public they will find it to their advantage le rxatn -
Inc before purehnolne elsewhere. Tu all Physleinn it In
this section of the cannily hr would respectfully at -
nuance th.D.he leo...cured the services of It. Kenyon.
es Dru g glst and Aptitbecarl. sllo,e long exourlence nod
arkonwledgeri care and ability. entitle him to ynnr vn
tire confidence In the line of roon•onnalue rneriteincr
or preparing prriarrial lons, and at., u 00 , 1 •thal CAteem
it :to especial favor tort calls from old
susitemers or new ones. Will make the P itent Medi
rine. a specialty. Also Domestic and Veneto. Mineral
watt ret—an estroplvv.fork. A Ire floe t.roc,r.,---
Liatun's Frx - rnAcT of REEF. FR Emil %I.MoN
PICKLED S CANNED CLAMS, I,OBsTF:RS.
PEAS, CORN. REARS. OYSTERS, lc., RC
In fnct. anythinr and evert thine that I. ordinarily
ed. Respectfully rolleli tug call I remain
1 N BULLARD
Powder! Powder! PoWder
Blasttnn. Ride and Sbot Powder, Stint, Lead, I;1111
Taboo, Cap, Pouchen, Flanks, Faoc, Sc.,
.to., for rah. by
Montrose, Sept. S. IN74—tr.
At No. 33 Court Street,
BINGHAMTON, N. Y
NEW GOODS, '
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS
Mg we lave just returned from the ' City of New York
utter purchaelng alargo and well selected stock of
FAZE AND WINTER GOODS
of all kinds bought trom OM hands, we are now pre
pared to oiler roods at prices that sill satisfy the
closest buyer. We have also added to our large clock
of Dry Goods, an immenee stork of CLOTH, CAbb l-
IKERK`AAVAn BEAVERS for Men and Bo`ye wear.
We are now prepared to make
SLITS FOR ALL
who will give no a call as we have tint class WOMMeII
engaged for the season.
Ladies and Gentlemen, yon will phase call and exam
ine dinr stock before you purchase elsewhere.
Thankful for past favors, we hope for a continuation
of the same.
We remain, tours Retpeettully.
e.hit A. CORTESY
Binghamton, Sept. 22,11874.—tf.
PAINTS AND OILS.
• A FINE STOCK AT
B. R. LYONS & CO.'S
Montro..llay 14.11,73.
C artPETB,
CARPETS AT 30 CENTS AND rPWARDS
—Less than N. Y. Prices—
May 14,':9, For Sale by B. R. LIONS &
SUGAR, TEA, COFFEE,
and other
Grocerles
At lam Flgatos at
WALL AND WINDOW PAPERS,
. ,
A Large Stock,
And New Patterns Received Every,
Week =antnatsctory. rect From the
B. R. LVONg .1 CO
S l:pcscs3l. TkLr4or:set.
- .
=ME
and Joho Clarlr's Spool Thread.
Mae. Black, and Colored—from' So_ ti to So. 19b.trt
75 emus per dozen. For rale by
B. B. LIONS & CO
Montrose. May 14, Ir3.—tf
The Cheapest Place
MEALPL
-If4 AU,L.
CROCKER, ORB, & CO3,
PlielOs Bank ,Ittisilding,
EIXATC3-.1349.114`1 1 02V. N. Y.
WHOLESALE 'AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
,
• - -
1 - a.ANY, AND ) . S lIE AARDWARE. ,
CARRIAGE GOODS.
BLACKSMITHS' SUPPLIES,
OAK TANNED LEATIIR BELTING
RUBBER BELTING AND
PACKING, ETC., ETC., ETC.
4V e are Agents for
lIENEY DIMON . 0 SONS.
cULCULAR AND COS .-1)11T
AND JOlOl . itOiIiERVI3
Celebrated Hand-Out Files,
The Beat in the World !
Binghamton. Oct. 14th. 1874.
EIUNT BROTHERS,
viloilsaie S RetatiDfilerpti%
HARDWAREARON, STEEL,"-
NAILS, SPIKES, SHOVELS,
'rrILDER'S HARDWARE,.
MINE RAIL, COUNTERSUNK B It RAILSpIEEt
RAILROAD & MINING SUPPLIES.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS, AXLES, SKEINS AND
BOXES, BOLTS, NUTS (mat WASILEILS,
• PLATED RANDS. MALLEABLE
IRONS, HUBS, SPUR ES,
FELLOES, SEAT. SPINDLES, ROWS, ay.
ANVILS: VICES. STOCKS and DIES. BELLOWS'
HAMMERS, SLEDGES, PILES, de • &e.
CIRCULAR AND MILLSAWS;BELTING. PACKING
. TACKLE BLOCKS, PLASTER PARIS.
CEMENT. HAIR &GRINDSTONES. a
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS,LEATDEB &P/NDINGS
• PAI3BANK*B SCALERS.
§E I), E.M - P C 3i AT , Wec4A9ssaaY , J-wa,pprY , R7,thcilLEP:P-
The Doubt Dispelled
linvden, N,-vr 111.fortl, . offertn,kr
enttr, oesi stock of
DRY * GOODS
ryy+ly selected far Swine aid Simmer Trade
BOOTS AND SHOES
the litegeet and beet variety in Northern Penneylvan,.
1-145t - tts cre 40z-ups,
Gents' Furnishing Goods, Yankee No
Every nrticle Wartnnteal It a Iteprescutetl. No Varintior
in Pricer
Vvw Milford. 51st 1311 i
CUZ 3 / 1 /1,2V2
3W, M. 3Pb 0 I=l.. I TT AT !
The undernigned nill keep courtantl) on handand
for tal.•,.‘ery ln. . .
•
13. R. LYONS ..t" CO.'S
PLATFORM WAGONS.
TOP & OPEN BUGGIES,
WITII WAIINEICAL TATENT
TWO-SE - A - T1?1) C'AIIRIAG ES,
Heavy nprlng craaona. secoftd liana earri.g.en
no nod lop buggies. forrale cheap.
make tirdert6 odit alTllnds r-
Hagen Work Warranted. It..palrlng done neat' .
Shop at toriney ale, Pa.
Enquire at D. L. 3: W. Expreen Ofllee of
D. D. SEADLE.I
Mon [We, P/1
Or st Springville of E. IL CELV
!Amaral,. June 3, 1374 —IL
MONEY SAVED
NEW FIRM,
11
NEW STORE,
NEW GOODS,
NEW PRICER
GRIFFIS & SAYRE,
fiat, opened, at the_ ohl location cf M. 8. Wilson, is
the Brick Block NitShit,ic . , - and we Thane plecace to
Pea 'That cud' old frtendu - and the many new oneN we
hope to guin. Uur ntock_will contlat of
Iron, Nails llit ilarilwaro
in largo quaatitteo and variety. Stone-Ware, W.oa
Ware. Souse-n.llO vbing Goode and Groceries, We
"obeli:lye - particular attehtion to the Grocery Tride
,dad keep a full aetortment of Teas. Sugar, Cother,
Family
Grocenes & Provisions,
In full varletp. Salt end Floor. • We shall keep e.-'
stantly on band fine brands of floor at much lets t..
:old pricer...4ld warrant it to please. Goods pelivere•
promptlyto our town customers.
TERMS:— Ott terms MR be strictly
(cash or produce.) . This it will be well to renum;
her, :is this will be the secret to our low prices. tire
are confident that by calling and eramin fog nur ids
and prices,your will dud that It will be for your lraer
eel to try our gouda and terms.
Jairrniuma Gnia:rm," - -
Montroseaditi.'l3thy'74l.—U.
S. S. ~ C•A MPB.E:TA''' 'CO
(INF, = •PI4IA •. A°iD
ImpQrtrgoii4:iiili,c; N u FOREIGN FRUITS NIITE,V
Fire Works Constantly on Maud.
Hoc 422 Market 13ti and 417 Merchant St. Phil'a
March la. 38:4 ;.-17. • • • •
".,,„,,..,._..,:.-, i ..,+A,2i,
r4I"NV4I)k, 4V •..:1i A 1 l'
' itp - ' v 4
1. 4? 14
, 1T 1 t ,-r 4m
gA, . , . q,--64.p
. .
.
re- FOUR) CA . RIDINA.I.I. POINTaIm , -IP
With every late of unnecessary ex- • ~ , . .. . ,
pence cut off— , Combining al these Merits,. we I
"
• place Otir'Bulifiriess on thelrtotilSOtill
• ''
Buying at First Hads whole Car- . . FOUNDATIONS, and- Invite the con. ' ''
goes eft Goods at one n
time— ONE PRICE. fidence end support of the people of 1
Watching the Market, and using
Cash when it is Cash— •. Philadelphia, as well as strangers and
others nowvisiting•the city..
Manufacturing systemntically and . . , RemeMbier the Four Cardinal Points: 4 01
with a Business Experience of Four
teen Years—
Basing our Selling Prices upon ONE PRICE! . . . .
our I tl
Money paid Down at Once, and thus
save Ourselves from losses and delays Illf;$
usual togredit business—
Marking Proper Names and Quality 111 FULL GUARANTEE,
M
of goods on Tickets, and In Plain Fig- ,
CASH EVITUREFUI •
urns, so that CHILDREN may Buy m 0
Safely as GROWN PEOPLE—
Returning' the Money when Parties •
Prefer to Return their Rnrchneee— FULL 0U.9. 1 "
Thorough Attention to all Depart-
MaEll•-•
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN AMERICA.
S. E. Cor. Sixth and Market Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
W.A_Y A 11fil WEB
and
BROWN.
Filsonlla. eons
NEW ca-cocslD a
TEtUNES, T ILN ELING UiUS
tions, etc., etc.
W M. II A Y liNto
p %. g 1 •
I =l ' kk.et 0 t 4:=/.112.55,
for one or Iwo hornee,)
And Lumber Wagons. I
CROCKERY & GIJiiBWARE,
11.ozeicl3r•Nicwjr,
- - S, &Tin
W1Z01.E84441 31 4N4Z.14c1117141 CP
r ~ ~~ ~ ~
~ \~« +~
~~: ~~
~~ ~#~ ~<
$15,000 !
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
N EWV
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAITM, &. COMPANY
Our Stork has been selected with great care and bought at Borrom Plucks.
To all - in search of a good bargain we.extend a cordial invitation to call end examinp 0111'
stock, and lake prices. We are prepared and willing to do well with you, and it will undoubt
edly he to your interest to call and give us your custom.
C[TR lESTCIO33. CICOIVE.FRIEFEIRSI
Dry Goods Department. Wetting Department.
Dress floods, Domestics, Flannels, Ruse Blank- Beady-Made Clothing. Men's, Youth's, and
ets, Shawls, Cloakings, Gloves, Hosiery, Merino Boy's Suits, Men's, Youth's, and Boy's Over
l'utleneear, Dress Trimmings, Corsets and coats, Talmas, &c. Buck, Kid, and Wool
Skirts, Table Linen, Napkins, Towels, &c. Glovm, Merino Shirts and Drawers, Flannel
and White Shirts, Knit Jackets, Hats and Caps,
Trunas, Umbrellas, &c., Bows, Scarfs, Ties, and
Full line of Millinery Goods, Zephyrs, Worst
ed,', Germantown Yarns, Furs, and
Furnishing Goods, Carpets
and Oil-Cloths.
13,1a_freall.c. ilLaboas, Ltwp ci.asclL ISlLcarese3: 33.1...zals.ceties. disc)
Montrose, October 21, 1874.
Binghamton Advertisoments
WierAvAlD 111 k
Poor 4f frairkErta
- Merchant Tailor°,
57 COURT STREET,
laxna - ca-xx.a.sucrrioprz, N. Y.
Opposite Exchange Rotel,
ARE NOW OPENING A LARGE STOCK OF
MEN'S .& BOYS' CTOTHIRG,
Gets' For-BMX Gook
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, ETC.
W. estond o I,ordlal I u cttaticM to tnc public to oal
nod tromlne our
STOCK AND PRICES
r_47- Oar Motto le,.'riai ' o ' be Undersold, „pa
JOHN C. FOOT. - - O. hi. MAW LEY
13lnghttmton, V. Y., Oet. 7th. Int
BILLINGS .STROUD,
General
INSURANCE AGENT,
Micaiztrciesio. pa,.
Capital Represented, $11.00,000,00O:
FIFE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INBUDALICE
Liverpool. London & ()lobo "
Ins. Co. of North America "
Penn. Fire Ins Co., Yhilu.. "
Natirmal. Phil's.
Ins. Co. Sfutc of Penn's "
Union M,tltOdi
14nornIng Niro
Merchants'
Nennoi*n, of Bunko Co
Laucanter Fire, Ina. Co
ilid'AsiocteillUn of Phlla
Lehigh Voila,' Fire, Allentown, .• - 200.6615
Alemmante of Pittgborg. ••400,009
PenneyPranla Ina. Co.:Phila. 1.800,000
Fanner'e Alt. VO, of Afir.. • - . 250.00
City Fire Inc Co. Providence, R. I 230, 00 0
Hoge: Militant Inc Providence, 11. I. - 1350,0011
Watertown Ins. Co, Watert9wn, N. Y, 80.1. 1 00
Home Ins. Co., N: Y ... ,. Capitaland Hirpins. $4, 0 0 0 , 000
Atlas Fire ine..coo Milford. Ct. . • . 400400
'Hartford Flee int., Co-!. apitaland Surplus $3, 000,000
Bonn Ino-Vo.;Coltiminie, 0., .. - i• . 800.000
' Citizens' Fire Ina Nowar#,N.J." . ' „ 800,000
The endeisigned Is SPECIAL AO NT for the follow
cottrpaniet for Northern Peonsyleania:
Fire Association, of Philadelphia.
Lancaster Fire Insurance Company or Lancaster.
The.insmanCe Co. of the State of PannsylsnoVa;of
Philadelphia.
• tai x . .xim 3EI . , •L,
Conti. bforcaltito Ins. Co*., Assets $35600,000
American Life, Phi Pa. $4,600,000
.46 404C/r3=MINT.
Travelers Ins.Co.,llartford,Capitaland Surplu'es2.ooo.a
Railway:Passengers • • • s $350,000.
Thettodetelgoedhair been wellknown in thiiieginntY;foi
the past 4.7years,aatto Insurance Agent. LOOPC, etistelned
b • hit , Comoalnira have always been promptly paid.
,E450 - 45Mee drsrdoor eastfrOra Banklng,CiElee of W
B.rooper &co.aunDikeat,SLontroae.Et.'
BILVINGS .STRODD;AteIit
.„„
CII &IMES 11. SMITH, Office'
Dfontrese: Nov.lB. 1874.
HERRING & FARREL;
$3137 13rer,civernar' , N. -sr
-idItPiEWPWE T 4FR B OF , ,ALL.KINDB,OF
2e+iro`and. 73ixrgln , ~. pry of
. ,: s;~~ ~.. ... . . ...:. ... . .. . ...
•
-fiIiALW3EELIES.:r
• Theo}destand most renal) . lo arm th o,po Rea El tate s
_They took the prieumedafawarded at the
WORLD'S FAIR AT LONDON!'' .
All Safes aro warranted free from dampness. and COP
melon. ;
" ' RILLINGS BiliOUD, Agent.
dontrose, May a,
With the Largest, Most Stylish, Beet 8111 -
Made, and Cheapest Stock of MEN'S
and BOYS' CLOTHING, we lovite you • •.
all to call , on uni • •
-_ IV -,4 , •'
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum & Co
JUST RECEIVE 'S) BV
A line variety of Cloths, Castors, Beaver, and
Cuasimeres for Custom Work. Meas•
um taken, and good fitting and
Workmanship Warranted.
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM & CO.
IR, s: Dessaner, Managing Partner.
CARTER, PORTER,
& JOHNSON,
Ni l V - 1 -0
HARDWARE
Blacksmiths' Supplies
eltrocrcrot's SBlteal C4-aimelLsk„
BURRETT'S CORN SHELLER
*rtc•nx
FURNITURE EMPORIUM!
$20,000,000
89,2.4,000
450,000
11880.000
$6,000,000
450,000
300.000
Fscrdo
YV20 2 V 12618
the 14;ive . at Pi:Cc'es Or any Atom in
' SouOwil3 NiAv York:
Gogds Bold aro W ARSA ,' fBD lia y,top r e.,,,yd
' n..itotivitiott
Nov. 1 ,„
Staies and Tracieletiva tido' fithise ally. coo
mating wilt, the Moattoio Railway, Oa Lehigh :if l imy
ItanNe.d. and tho D. L. et W. Railroad. . •
April lit, 1813.4 f, "i , ,
HXOI O
wANA WA VER
BROWX
Binghamton Advertisthents
IRON, STEEL, AND NAILS,
Agoura for
SEAT SYRINUS, STEEL TIRE
TOE CALKS mid CALE STEEL, ac„
And .the Improved
13UltDICK FERO Cirt-rt,RS.
tlircAu. AND 8u us.
87 Washington St.,
BINGHAMTON, N. Y
Oct. 14th. 1=5.-13r.
Southern Tier
88 Washington Street,
33123.6.7kietztaitcms.,
Yon will Find the
,4110#,NISD BART AfiIiORIZZET OF
OF ALL KINDS,
lictxrfipzu,
~,t
„Prr,?,,,,ilg TUP FRuIL,T-.119P45:,..
MON7IIOSE.PENN'ti
-JOHN 8. TATlBttli; ‘Paoo.lc.
paunpn',At:Titi!l,oneici*
Drugs and Medicines.
ry,
Walkers California Vinegar
Bitters ure a.pnrely Vegetable , preparation . ;
made chiefly from the ,native: herbs found
on the lower ranges, of the,
~Sierra, ,Nevada
mountains of California, the medicinal pro
perties of which are extracted therefrom
without the use of Alcohol. The question
is almost daily asked, "Wbrit4t-the - cense
of the unparalleled success of VEszoln Brr
=pa? " Our answer is, that they remove
the carve of disease,, and the patient recov
ers his health. They are' the great bloOd
purifier and a life-giving principle, a perfect
Renovator and Invigorator of the system:
Never before in, the hiatory of theworld has
a medicine been compounded possessing
the remarkable crudities of YeiroAaßierzns,
in healing the sick of every disease man is
heir to • They area gentle Purgative "a's
well as a Tome, relieving Congestion or In
flammation of thallium and Visceral Organs,
in Bilious Diseases.
If men.will enjoy good health, let
them use ITD:soan B=rms as,a medicine,
and avoid the use ,of ,sleoltolie_stimulantv
in every form.
No Person Call take these Bitters
according to directions, and remain long
unwell,. provided their banes are not de
stroyea by mineral poison or other means,:
and vital organs wasted beyond repair.
Grateful Thousands proclaim Warman.
BrrrEats the most wonderful Invigorant that
aver sustained the sinking system_
- •
Bilious, Uomittent; and Inteirit
, ...„ . ,
tent Fevers, which are so prevalent in the
valleys of our great `rivers throughout the.,
United States. especially those orthe - Ms- -
sissippi, Ohio,
Missouri. Illinois, Tennessee,
Cumberland, Arkansas, Bed, Colorado, Bra
zos, Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile,
Savarmali e ßoanoke,Janies,and many others,
with their vast tributaries,
throughout our
"
entire country anring the Stammer and An-
tumn„ and remarkably so during seasons of '
unusual heat and dryness, are. invariably'
accompanied by crsteuzive , derangementarof
the stomach and liver, and other abdominal
viscera. In their treatment, a purgative,
exerting a powerful influence upon these
various organs, is essentially necessary..
There is no cathartic •for the pnrprise 'opal
to Dn. J. W,L1T.1:11)3. ViNEGAtt Ilnrrans, as
they will speedily remove the dark-colored
viscid matter wel l w hi c h th e i ;; ,„ e i e are „ ,
loaded, at the same time stiiuulating the
secretions of the liver, and generally restor
ing the healthy functions of the digestive .
cir S;pepsin fir I ad igestion, Headache,
Pain in the Shoulders, Coil Tightness
of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour • lions, of
c t...
the Stomach, Bad Taste in the nth, Bil-.
iausAttacks; Palpitation of the Ifeart,lnflam '
=don of the Lungs, Pain in the region of
the Kidneys, and a hundred Other painful
symptoms, are the offsprings of Dyspepsia.
One bottle will prove a better guarantee of,
its merits than a lengthy advertisement.
Scrofula, cr 'Ong 's Evil,WhitoSweln
' lings, Ulcers, Erysipela.s, Swelled Neck,
Goitre. ._,.'crofulons Intlammations,.lndotent
Inflammations, Mercurial Affections, Old
Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Eyes,
etc., etc. Lu these,.as_iimill other constitu
tional Diseases, WAL.K.L.11 . 6 VLSEGAS 4111PRAS
' have shown their great, curative posyPhs in
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For. .101:tin mat Dry and Chronic
Rheumatism, Gout, Bifiord, nemittemt
Wild Intermittent Fevers, Diseases -of this
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, these
Bitters have no equal., .sach Diseases are
caused Ly Vitiated 131..Ah1.
Mechanical Diseases. Persons en
gaged in Paints and Minerals, such ae
Plumb,•ra, Type-setters, Gold-heaters, and
Miners, as they advance in , life; are' etibjeot
to par.ilysis of the dowels. .To guard
against tins, take a dose of WAnEEa'e Yrs
aoaff..Brrrans occasionally.
For Skin. Diseases, Eruptions, Tetter,
Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pus
tules, Boils, Carbuncles, Ringworms, Scald,.
Head, Sore Eyes, . Erysipelas , Itch, S.curfs,
Discoloration of the Shin, Huinors and
Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or'
nature, are literally dug up and carried out
of the system in a short .time by the use of
these Bitters.
I . Pin, Tape, and other Worms, lurk
ing in the system of so many thousands, are
effectually destroyed and removed- No SYri
tern of medicine no verraifuges, no anthel
minities, -will free'4 the system from worms
like these Bitters.
Fou Female 'Complaints, in yucmg or
old, married, or single, at the dawn of wom
anhood or the turn of life, these Tonle Bit- ,
tens display so delitied an iIIfiIICLICO that
improvement is soon' perceptible.
Jaundice.—ln all Mums of janntliee,rst
assured that your liver is not doing its.work.
The only sensible treatment is to promote
ithe georetwa of the bile and favor its
,moval. Fur this purpose use. ' VINEGAR Brz-
Cleaost the Vitiated Blood when
ever you find its impurities bursting through'
,the skin in Pimples, EruptiOns, or Sores!
cleanse rt when you find it obstructed and
sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it is
foul; your feelings wil tell you when. . Keep,
the brood pure, and the health of the system
will follow.
R. 11. McDONALD'it CO..
Drugglds sad General Acorns. San:Francisco, Ga2tta talA
sad oor. vr,pgAnanna t;lo.dou Sta., Near Ito*.
Sold by •
and perdett.
' Sept.loth. ; ' " '
ABEL TrititELL,
DRUGGIST,
rgic.sztrciesoi„V.ozasx'a..,
lii continually receiving NEW GOODS, audlmeltsson, 1,
%funnily on band a full and dealrable assortrhent of gen
uine DItUGS,3IEDICINESS. UllEktillALS, paints;olll
Dyestuffs, TEAS, Spices, ana other groceries, stony:
Wstro, wall paper. glassrwarearnit ..jars;initrOriklatrips,
chimneys, kerosene, machinery oils, tanners' oil, rients,„ 1
fdot oil, refined Whale Gil, oil for lanternvil for
:g7Wg r ggilagc; ( 4 i e l taNil:A l Argliegagn '
trifled Lye. Axil:Grease, T; usponoitiptfortersXMAeat
Irfstruments,Shoulder Braces, Whip., Guns, Pistols
Cirllklgepr-POwder;43llol',Liend,tiatt:CapaiDlaStAkii
P wAlerand Fuse, Violtrai,,Strtnirs . Dows,elc. eipco4.
P fcs,ete..PlOkirOnkfat atities.liktuirdTeiletBohps
1
,11 tr Oils, Rale Restorers. and flair Dyes. DrAskqe,l
P ekes Knives,' Spectacles, Silver and zmilOr - Plated
Filidops,Porks,Ndlycs,AQ4Deati“.At.3lcicslingo.A4l4
~$1 assortment or
FANCY GOCDtI, JEWELRY:and PERPUNERV% I "
, , All thel eliding and beat kinds of. ~ ..', „....
C/
PATENT MEGANES: ''' '•
' TRe geoplcA . reDri NO to c4lat gig Met andYart cry
Store of - ' • AB EL TCRRET,t.
Jan,,1.1875.; , ..,', , ' .! .•,,. . ..;Eatabltstedisti •,-;
o=Ei=in
. 1
ARM• -
•
11U!LNy IYIG'IIOL ;'2'tiriltriEJVJJ:s;
-
SIOS'O7eMII Goimird liattnatailtaiva`u, - - • " -
23rioft331c:tca3E..134Ccowstltickis0
• •
our stifekar and 'medicines is complete, au
afro taken to have everything of the best quelityf The ;
public may rest AAS and that all medicines that leave
our store Mall he 'lithos am represanted,fpurramfmn4
'actratero/(4.
••' PAtItNT , MEDIttIIiEtir - f•l , i'•••• •
c ' t -41 • 1J ' t '"A"'a!ei pereonal • strict . f q` : . 44 U 44 aAFFik , , PtiitYP-tiOce,!-,ll.lllitNS
ICTEiN • &
BLUMENTHAL , .8R0 , ..
n,. to b net qa st,
tintlf,'Wohopoloviefrit tho'etinadeneertiedlavenerthi• • New -
Avtioi l etaie t a e n r a li ct s a l iv e c r aio v reinlp ie ove cc chr Am Et n rica t t b i
Br o ut ri ne.Xpill 1.; ti
AMOS MMIOLS,I:I' ff b um s p la n ya w a y, l tadAni t i t - e At*
• • ..• .71:77r.71:7 - •.7Tf nf .091444 fillve.,Peting. •Walc4l,l';•l a r o
'IOB w.QAK Jevniftf Repel rimy, and P/MU and Onmaie
the. watttvuentuol,„ . 4,
AT orrx9r„opeAe . nue 9-1,14.—1 V.
•• . '
( Numbor -4
s g( )
;cellaneous.
titrAtire;cairsi?
TlNurans,,,
=IEEE
aa_F +Y~
1 1 ‘I I DIVA RE
• ,ir lt
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BOY &;" C 0 N
a. 41 ra'n;piiest.
auco.zvvmmtgrek.l,xL.
1111211110
CYNT
Till Nil Slifil-IROII WIRE,
:,Builders'• Tiardviare,
crlnNit, ETC.,
NailB, by the. Sea".
Thnuks toper Friend@ foe Pasi.F4ybii
We would :he snore thankful to one : tutd alt.who ktIO•
they have unsettled accounts with'es, If they,vroold czar
and settle by the middle of March next.
Fob. 4, 1874- •
~:...
Fur~itura:
At W. W. Suiith Boit's
Ext ens lye Fern itere-WiSstotint yotittaillend the- large.
stock of .
FIRST CLASS_ AND COPION
pc I sin :mum
To betolind in this gentian of , the carratryiollis ottt
mano4cture, ,arlP at prices that, esoviel fail to give
faction: They mate the verf beet- - ' r •,'
EXTENSION' TABLE
In the Country, and 72 , 11P,avr. them.
.
MTV) c• es t'o's s v , • "UV Cv:x.
Of all kinds Conein the ilblotnat Manner, .
Xi'. '34' Ci- za'xs
r
OS vi!iOn,liz 33
iNoi+.
PURE NO.I MATRASSES,
AND `CalusioN -'I4TRASSEs
U • N -D A .1( 1'1 4 ,0
The anbseriber will hereafter make to f . ; idertalag ••••
apmcmlth lu Gie boxince,/ , . Liatinn
jult complaed
NEW trod the nitat elegant HEARSE tk kbe S tate,
notdingigkomitea 111,643 attep , Ao pFompuy and •.•
satisfactory charges.
• • WDI. - W. i3Dlrlll et sora. - •
Montrose. Pa.. Jan. S? tom.—nob—tf.; • • •
' '
rritE.BBSTK.NOAN REMEDY 1
~,,..•:. , COVE : tinfltTlllE,'•
/V 1.01. *1 11V T"; 0 4:4 1141,
' ' A SttiE CURE roi ' - •
ASTHMA, COUGH,' COLDS . ;'ttOIJP,
ALL COMPLAINTS OF , LUNGS,. LIVES, - ' -, ill ._. KIDNBYS, REIEUT4ATISM, ; W 1 ..
and . a sure cure for the PILES. Be sure and a":•,', •, i s
t Ve t- ware of thi`iiit:'• *A 6- "Ailiiliae ' ii;ilis:ssold
, • • COLE- -BROTII.EBS, -..144.-:
• ~.. Selc IrrupiletorsOlontrqsc, Pa..
Or bj authorize,druggists.
Patented December Ist, l
Oct. 7,1874..:L.M.' • '-
TIIE -- INDERENDE2
Sewing -Machine
THE GREATEST ALTIIEVEMENT OF TRRAGE!
ews trom-but , Oner'Speol of-Thread.
Im.bin,slx working par,ts,,is nonseless,and.se”
more rapidly than nht Machine Intlna Market.
•-;.; •• ••;.• ••: :•-•!r!"• , ! , •
Has.a . self-setting Straight.: Xcedlp— ,
It Combines Durnbilßy with 13ennty and
" • test isli.thb - bioderre fraprintenients, .
WALNUT TABLE, FOR - $B 5. -• ,
- • . 4 1.6 .4) .F 1 49..70 1 t 43 2 k 71 Z1F i " ,
7 r
BEND FOR OER.CULAIti b , ' l, • '.
Address,
THE INDEPENDENT SEWING IiusCIII.NEct
" ilin i ginininn ' ,4, 1 P.
• .-;;
For Ballard hawoie band' a lora thi Obieen ft :
Pesre.,Toisever saw. the_very Croke:line Ltak ,- .
market. tr line 'lnt et - Prime Sweet Pot4tOeS, °plant
Calibagettndiakktrata oVehielnel•-•!;: , - •
" FRUITS , ANDI'VEnETABLE'S•
In
Bu t c h k c w le h o e c a a t i 'F o l n o . ur 4 , C .-n r e n w
Vstioa;O le t t I t l h e e s ] t ; r a e d 'Feed,F l sl l,,•:::
Packing SaltAlamm and Dtted , Seet , Drledand Cannel
&eye, Teae.,Qoffees Sugar4o6plzeo,
TOt:
A • • GA .
G e.op NEWS. FEEZIO 1!1,1.-1,1
&Clew ptoct; vt Siboo! Lktok3 And aliaa tae ,' ; ,
stack or ydatct •
zataugga ulauvaie.te t i
Of - 4 - caaitodaqdte iota to mcaiia '.
,IV.tl: 4 Zi o ggg i ;tt b kitg_sit m l 4 l,l%lll 7 4 3 o.-
brat glgsglramtart p(.63 at icutt /17 Pa twat. 1.171 t
Y A ° 7 11b I7T I l l i c f s1 3a ,
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FUVINITRE :‘ WARE
FaVararn - LING NLIVIAND SZSLIBII4
ti, , ,m3,,, • AiL
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'YU Z/ngf t 11141 •‘:
C"l.4lo6,4llgoicventhing natneableim that .A!
TlanieWl•f•RePalcmg, proogitly dope.
• A,
PILICES RpAbONABL,E. Hatlefactlang!!trantred.
Itlnakiliton, 24. 'lt ::"Augn.t,:ti:
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tk it iVtge. v. istallngtm- r-.:.:1,,
, .t......,.:, la ..'inil.Chmp: ~Tha best Pomp-for lea r c e.: ; :. :
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