Voluna.el32.
tarot and goothold.
Gentlemen
,Faxmen.
If we look aroma(' at those from whom
come the strongest complaints . nbout. no
prat in (twitting, we see that in a tioi•
priePngly lurgi- number Of cases the 'cry
comes front those who know nothine
about it; that is to 84,4 renlgett
nine farmers who complain, but some
otonting—house graduate.' Whii had`!iln
idea that money grew in the ground, thitt
butiness was a haiardons operation. add,.
that to get rich .and "live hke
with nothing to do," all that 18 liecepStlrY
Is to boy and "run" a farm. Sole .br
these men succeeded in the en 4/ Foo' a
year or two they lose anney, sit in time
they pick up or luck hotps4hem. 'it Is
however, but a drop in thAucket. Hard
'ly ten per cent. of three who go from
commerckl pursuits larming but GOO—
er or later break no
We suppose a.great deal of this triii•
direction of elms comes from the inflU
mice of old country literature. 'T 'e
1i ...
- Gentleman Farmer" is one of the hap
eft of English pictures,lbut whether it 8
true to nature or not.is altogether anoth
er things The typical John Bull of the
caricaturists is an English farmer, rat
8,,d olly,si iih topbouts and fine substail•'
thd clothes, and g enerally having his
hands thrust deep down into hie breech
es pockets as if in them he guarded not
only his own treasures but those of .411
the world. But it appears the picture is
pinTly an imaginary one. The "gentler
nom" are not the solid substantial farm
ers. There are a few who, like Mr. Ildechi
the (Th.-M.10,d -farmer of Triptree Half'
took to farming after they breathe rich
and had made their money first by' some
other business, but must of the success
full farmers - There as well as here itre
those nho were brou2lit up to farming
from diet,- kwyhond and who are familiar
with all the -details of farm•work and
farm-markets.
It is a pity perlia; to take down till
thelse lovely pictures of the gentleman
farmer and in their places substittO
mere charcoal sketches of what things
really are; but poetry is all well enough
ia its place. Meney•making is another
thing. and money-making by farm-life
esp, cially so. It has its hard practical side
One must begin at die" bottom of thi ,
ladder in order to reach the top; . but
when begun in that, the natural way, it
will he found to be jest as good as any
other business, and when failures wine
ii will be found generally with a class
who had no right to be there.—Gorman
town Telegraph.
Best Breed of flogs
In answer to an ingLiry which is the
best breei of hogs, an Ohio breeder gives
the following reasons for naming the Po
land Cllllll3 as such a breed:
1. They du nut get mangy. I have
never had one that , %as troubled this way
and this is something of so much impor
laliCe that it should not be overlookd by
airy farmer who knows anything of the
evil. '
2 This breed is excellent on =odat
of its early fattening qualities; and yet
for its continued growth it has tin equal
When only nine or ten months old it will
readil) fatten into clear pork, weighir.g
300 noun& or inor. Or they will con
ilotle to grow until twenty months old,
aid then weigh. when fattened; from 45Q
.525 p,unds.
3. It Is the hest feeder on clover and
blue gra.,s that I know of. I have wit•
nessel test experiments which went to
&low that hogs of this breed will make
in )re gain and thrive better on grass
alone than those of any ()Cher breed. •
4. They are naturally quiet at all
times, unless a contrary Spirit is stirtcd
up by abuse. They fatten well, eating
their tin and then lying down. The sows
are good prol tic breeders, kind in litter
and good eucklers.
5. 1 claim that the Poland-China is
tin hog for the packer because of 'the
proportion of weight behind the should
ers and the amount Of high-pribed meut
can aid a correspondingly small
amount of offal product4h It has a small
head and mall feet.
6. It is the breed that we can do the
most with between April and January.— .
I claim that pigs should come when grass
in the spring begins to grow, so that they
can be fattened without haring to winter
them. Or. if we deem it good policy to
hold thorn over. we• want them to keep
on growing during the second summer
with the !rest cost_
I believe the Poland-China is the bag
for the farmer. It is a small-boned and
long-bodied. It has short legs and a
broad straight hack; it has deep sides,
with square heavy hams and shoulders;
it has drooping ears and fine hair, in col
or nearly always spotted black.
Experiment* In Feeding a Iltileb
Cow.
Mitch cows require a large portion of
saccharine Lind oleaginous matter to be
deposited in their tissues, or secreted in
milk. Potatoes are found to increase the
proportions of butter in the milk al a
cow th a t tecals upon them , their starch
being convened it.to fatty matter. It,has
been provetlAiy experiment that the 'pro
portion of butter w the EMU; of a cow
allowed to feed during the dap in a pas
ture, and shut night in a warm stet)
uas much greater in the morning Milk
than in the evening; the former contain
ing 5.6 parts of butter in TOO, and the
latter 2.7 parts. This was eveidutly due
to the d'ininished demand for the mat -
ial for respiration during the bight, when
the body was at rest and the skin kept
warm. •
An experiment was tried of keeping a
cow in a shed during the day, and teed
lng her with grass, and the propoitiom - of
butter in her evtuing milk rose to 'Ad
parts in 100. But this .plan dinritaistied
the proportion of caseine. or - cheesy
tifuE
ter in the milk, which was again ificnias
ed by allowing the cow to pasture in the
open field. Hence it appears that house
feeding is favorable to the production' of
butter, and pasturing to that of, the
cheese.
A Chinese Bee.
The Agricultural section of the En—
tomological Society, at its anual meeting
in Paris, Anguq, 1874, made many inter
esting statements. M.. Durand - Saint—
Armand, a government officer in Cochin
China, states that, that country posesm
a tie twice the size of ours, which collie
quently ought to have a proboscis long
enough to exthet the honey from red
clover, which is known to be very abun—
dant. This bee is found in great numbers
all along the coast, in a wild state,in hol
low trees, and the natives hunt them for
their wax. The extensive forests of this
country are leased for the product of Wax
which is sold to the Chinese. M. Durand
Sanit-Armand has acquired a certain
knowledge of bee culture so us to be able
if possible, to domesticate the_ bee and
send theta to France. Would it norbe•
well fur our bee keepers to investigate
this?, It has a promising look. . ; :
W ged for every seta hen.
z . 71
PiaciLUMP
Sense awl • ' Ilense•
A matter of for,* / Fitting a dress.
What is the,,fh of. woman 2—Dont)•
le you, Cf mar'
s p itkidood old grandmother wants
to knoOrLouisiun's isn't in a state of
arn o le
at beats awl !" exclaimed a shoe
,,figker, as he looked at a shoe making
machine.
It seems as if it would make composit•
ors howl to discover chat there is . Only
one em in a poem.
There is a poor , fellow at Bangor who
says 'it's working between meals that's
killing him.' '
The young man who boasted he would
yet make a noise in the world, beats a
gong for a bash Mill. t '
An Irish editor says ,he can see no
earthly reason why women should not be
allowed to heCome Medical men.
A peep behind the curtain—Mother
don't get me niad now t Horn is coming
and I shall be all of n flash: •
'What are yon doing there?' said a
grocer to a fellow who was stealing his'
lard. •I utn getting fat,' was the re—
plY
A prisoner, while being examined in
court, contradicted himself." 'Wh'y do
you he so ?•' asked the judge. "Haven't
yen a lawyer?'
A Georgian editor has , bad his pistol
stolen. He advertiiies to give the thief
the contents, and no questions asked, if
lie will return at.
Diedrich, lately married, says, 'lt vas
yoost so easy iis a needle coin valk oud
mit a, camel's eye, as, to get der behest
word mit u V 001811 1 ,"
Yeller Pup Landing is the name of a
new stopping_place on the Cumberland
River, and the Swigglea House is the
name of the principall hotel thereat.
Mr. Mutton, of Oshkbah, has a cotn
plaint against a railway• company for be
ing put off the mit n tbewrong station.
Mutton suet, why don't you ?
Miss Addie Lase of Hamilton, milk'
it co*cumber, and her enraged mother
hit her with the History of Canada and
broke her collar bone.
The best defence of lying that we ever
read is the remark of Charles Lamb, re
lated by Leigh Hunt, tbat truth:is pre
cious, and not to be wasted co every
body.
In Pembina, in Pembina,
The people do not care a straw
Whether they freeze or whether thaw ;
But they will beat you till yoiere raw
If you call it aught but P:tubina.
The young man who resoly'ed to com
mit suicide becswee his sweetheart mar
ried an .undertakei, Owes 'his life to the
second thougbt•thot he might be furnish
ing his rival a job.
Miss Banc.roft,the young lady who was
lately married to Count, Tzecuzksi, has
now bot a name which itftlieCheareitap
proach to the phonetist spelling of a
sneeze that has - yet been made:
Discernment.—Young lady (who has
missed the meet ;) 'Do you know where
the hounds are, Rubins?' Old keeper
(compassionately :) 'Y'ure just too late,
Miss—the gentlemen be all goue.
The proprietor of a forge, not remark
able for correctness of language, bit who
by honest industry had realized a dam
ftable independence, being called on at
a'social meeting for a toast gave "Success
to forgery." •
Milwaukee boasts of the man with the
champion nose. We are not accurately
posted as to the dimensions and geogra.
phy of the article ; but its main color it
said to be violet blue. Not, let the read.
e r please understand, violent blue.
The only case in which a girl got the
mitten from her lover is iepqrtelliiiiTerre
Haute. But she married him in spite of
it. It is the case of Eve M. Slaughter;
who married Joseph W.3litten. Of course
she drew him on.
Hearsay and Battle are the editors of
the Shreftport Times. What is believed
by Hearsay is decided by Battle. With a
paper so conducted, it is vain to look for
truktiful st4temeitts iir, peacejnl Counsel
in its columns.
A young man asked for a copy of Ho—
mer's Odyssey at a book store in Norwich
Conn., the oth?r . day. and the ,clerk, not
finding it, :vmarked in a refleCtiie way,
'Well, we haven't any of Homer's latest
works in at present ' "
Short correspondence—`3lr. Brown's
compliments thinks it uti , '
necessary his piggs should go through
his ground.'—Reply 'Mr. Smith's com
pliments to Mr. Brown ; thinks it equally
unnecessary to spell pip with two gees.
11,,disputreis going:on
_about the
etiquette to be followed at missionary
cookings. One party claims that the
men only should, be allowed, to dance
round the tempting Moraeli ; while the Pi
ji nigh) s bathe
women should be permittedto loin in.
.
An Altoona man says that animals ap
preciate the hnmciipys fiitn:the factpot
he say/ iti tiraid - grip fipple - over` Vislig
of a bog at which he had thrown a huge
boulder:MAl , hi graie/ . Vriite
and smash a $l4O plate glass window be
yond. t.!. • E. 71,.;
Much depends on the way in which
things . are 'stated: . For example, in one
Of (dr Trestern 'exchanges an ti4ount of
a steamer accident is;isen, in irbliclit.lll ,
reppyter.asYs : paisenid,
were T. B. Nathan, who owned three
fourths of the: cargo and the captain's
wife.'
Trop Stove firris,has - receivid:a)e,tter
from 'the' WeV ietatio - n to flu) purcbaie
of a beater fora church, which concludes
as foIIOWS "rhi , biatei fuioitilied by you
for the church at—works bully. Give us,
your rock bottom pribis; ae we are lior,
but very pious.' • '
The teacher of a district school in
Mansfield is in the babit orasking 'hie
scnolara to define the words whiCh they
are given to spell. The boy_ who had to
wrestle with the word ankierstated with
a good, deal of confidence that it Was
President Grant's first name. 'What a
orand vista of possibilities stretches out
before that boy.
"You know, madam, that yob canno
make a purse out of a sow's ear."
"Oh, sir, please fan me. I have inti.
=duos of a swoon. When you use that
odious specimen of vulgnritv agnin„clothe
it in refined Idinseidogyr You , should
say , it Is impossible to fabricate a'pecubi
cry receptacle from the auricular orgat,
of the genus bog." .
Il t y the gradual recession ,
of Lake
Ilichigat'a waters, Clucago_sees a
,bnrri.
We vision of herself.lieduced 'a century
hence to the unimportant position of a
small country 'town :` Don't believe 'a.
word of it., Chicago
.bifiltlera- can make'
us good time as the lake waters can, any
Ilhqellaneous.
•VEGETIN F.
Strikes at the root of disease by purifying ibe blood re
itorion the liver and kidneys to health stetiost,lnvigors
tingtbe nerrons system.
VEGETINE
Is not a vile. nal:motif compound. which *triply pat.
Res the bowels, but - a safe. pleasant cenic47.:whlcb la
stun to purify the blood and thereby rostore.tbe health..
VEGETINE 7'"
To now presenbed in easea of Scrnfula and other di.cae..
es of the blood, by many of the beat phylielana, owing
to Its great etteceis in curing all diseases of [hie nature.
VEGETINE
-
Does not deceive torah& Into melee hopes by purging
and creating a editions appetite. bat valets nature to
clearing ano parlaying toe whole aye:em. leading the pa
tient gradtunly to perfect health.
. •
VEGETINE
Was looked upon ee sn'oSperiment for comb time by
some of our bust phyalciarks. but those must incredu
lous to regard to its Merits are now its most ardent
friends and supporters.
. ,
VEGETINE
Instead of being a puffed-up medicine has worked Ito
way up to tts present astonishing success by actual
merit in curing an diseases of the blood, of.whatever
nitrate.
VEGETIN E
Bays a Boston poysiclan, ••has uo equal as a blood puri
fier. Bearing of its many wooderibi cares,afterall oth
er remedies had failed, visited thetaboratory and con
elated myself of lie genuluo merit, It Ia prepared from
barks, roots and herbs, each of which Is bighty effective
and Thy are compounded in such a manner as to pm
duce astonishing regatta."
VEGETINE
Is acknowledged and recommended by phyeicians and
aootheco t ries to be the beat purifier and cleanser.! the
b wit 'e s . hge teen vnerstorra3dtothl7eaasiatra speak
in its
praise
PROOF.
WHAT IS NEEDED.
Cincinnati., Nov. 2G; 1872
Mo. U. R. Stumm:
Dear Sir—The two bottles of VEGETINE furnished
me by your agent, my wife has used with great benefit
For • Jaug anwshe has born trembled with diszlnes ■
apd coetivenete; theese troubles are nowyentlrely re
moved by the use of VEUETINE.
She watt also troubled with Dyspepsia end General
Debility ; and has been greatly benefittett,-
Tues. GILMOItE. 4291 p %Venial Street.
Dorton, February 13, 1871.
Mn. H. IL STEVENS:
-Dear Sir—About one year etnee 1 found myself in a
.feeble condition from ecneral bebilltv,
wee strongly recommended to me by a'friend Who had
been much benefited by lir nee. I procured the article
and after using several bottles, was rano:ed. to health
and dtecontinued Its nee. I feel quite confident that
theist,. no medicine superior to It for ihatte complaints
for which' it is e•pectally prepared. and would cheerful.
ly rettommend it .co those who feel that they need some
thing to restore them to perfect breith.
- Respectfully stoma:
U. L. VETTINGILL.
Firm of 8. M. Fettlngill .4 Co.. 10 State St., Boston.
FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN.
Natick, Mass— June 1at,11311.
M. R. R. Verna:
Dear Sir—Stlmngh the advice and earnest peneasion
of Rev. R. a. Beat, t.f this place. I have been taking
VEOETINR for Dyspepsia. or which I have Buffered for
leer&
I have um/only two hot•les and already fed myself■
new man. Respectfully Innlv, .
• Dn. J. W. CARTER.
Report of a Practical Chemist and
Apothecary
Dear Itie—Ttsi. Is to certify that I hare sold at retail
154 x dozen (102 bottle.) of poor t hiSIBTINE since
April 11.1811 and cao truly say that It bio elan the
best satisfaction of any remedy for the aimplaints for
whkliit is recommended, that crier Sold. • trivreely •
day passes without semi of my customer* tell tying to
its merit. on themselves or theirfriende. I imperfect
ly cognizant of several cases of Scrofulous Tumors be
lt:Tweed by VEGETINB alone in this vicinity. '
Very re.pectluay yours
AI GILIIAN, 469 Broadway.
To B. R. BvcvUs Esq.
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists
PAINTS AND OILS.
A FINE STOCK AT
B. R. LYONS & Co.'s
liontrose, May 14, 1573.
C &PIPETS.
CARPETS AT 80 CENTS AND UPWARDS
—Less than N. Y. Prices—.
Mayl4.'73, For Sale by B. R. LYONS & Co
QMAR, TEA, COFFEE,
and other
Grooeries
At Low Figure. et
WALL AND WINDOIIV PAPERS.
A Large Stock,
And New Patterns Received Every
Week - Direct From the
Dannthetory.
B. B. LIONS & CO.
Spool Tkirea,cl.
Coat's.
Clark's 0. N. T..
and John Clark's Spool Thread.
Waite Black, and Colored—tram No. 8 to No. 130, at
centaper dozen. For sale by
O. U. LYONS & CO.
Montrose. May la. 1873.—ti
The Doubt Dispelled.
ZWEIVP GI-C1C101:10
Wm. Hayden, New Milord, Pc. to now offering am
=are new 'Loa of
DRY GOODS
-exentlly selected for Spring and Sommer Trade.
BOOTS AND. SHOES
the largest and best variety In Northern Pennsylvania
3113tetts Crkg Ca.pls,
TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS
Gents' Furnishing Goods, Yankee No•
tions, etc., etc.
Every article Warranted as Represented. No Variation
In Prices.
Not Milford. Iday 18th
8. S. CAMPBELL di CO.
waoLES•LZ ILLTICIMCTLIMILI Or
FINE, PLAIN AND MOLASSES CANDI.
Importers sad irta.ma IFORiICII4 PEWITS NtITS,BA.
Fire Worke i t oiistarttly oil Band.
Nat. 4.72 ffiaiket 80 and 417 iterctiant St. Phil'.
Itartild:lB74:4l,4:
UCHENSTEIN & BLUMENTHAL BROS,
New Milford, Pa.,
Wholesale and retail dealers In Flee Watches ad Rich
dewelep.Sterllaz Oliver, Ware. Preach sod darterhora
Clocks, pleePlated. Wart. and Stir r Tea Reis. Abe,
alt lad of Gold and 1311rer Ylatlog. Watch. Clock. and
JeWell ltepalnrig. and Plata antOroameotal Eagrar
executed;
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N /112 //1.,/0
MACHINE SHOP.
=ram 811171.12. Practical Idachtniat, respectrar
solicits the plasonags of ail 'who .may want Engines '
Mintraik. thalling. Aanyeta . Pulleygetwa
N. 11.-8 !al attention_ paid to ccPlarinlif•
Vow. nne "3-47.
-N711,95F4,-,PIS4C9PI3AT, -24 -1§75.
. .;
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
GIITT . pNBE4G,..pONTIAITAI, & coMPANY.
To all In search of a good bargain we extend 'a cordial Invitation to call and examine our
stock, and take prices. We are prepared and willing to do well with you, and it w ill undoubt
edly be to your interest to call and give us your custom,
Dress Goods, Domestics, Flannels, Rose Blank
ets; Shaads,'Cloakings, Gloves, ElosierY; lidefiao
itnderiaes t r,' Driss Trimniings, Corsets
Skirts, Tatile' Linen, Napkins, Towels., le, • '
Full line of Millinery Goods, Zephyrs, Worst
eds, Germantown Yarns, Furs, and
Furnishing Goods, Carpets
and
Mluirstaco riLcsbeia, 3r-!sip ,
GUI iENR.F.
m. S. D
Montrose,October 21, 1874
GEpMR.AL
Storo!f: got
Cortiettsvillti
N....
/LEIS Hotel Is mil to Conklin Station, on
the Delaware, attn.. __.eon will find It waren.
lent to mil on me, a• I have proper tamveyantO to Wry them to any place they want to go. I have been r.fit-
Ing nrylfonae and Barn making it mom convenient to enter tato the public. Thankful for the many favors 0(
my old friends and pill bu glad to - soothe= all athem.golng Oil way.
tlorbettarthe. N. I.„ Jtuanary 6, Jon.— II D. J, MUSPHY. Proprietor.
ftgbmum Advertisoments,
M.1131W
January lit, 1871
Poor of 'airmen
Merchant Tailors.
1311%Tair3ECCI•7:4". N. ',Jr,.
ARE NOW OFIWINO A LARGE STOCK OF
MEWS. Il i O . OIS I CBIMk
Guts' Faris 4a Goo 4
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, ETC.
WI extend a cordial invitation to tae pantie to toll
and txamlne our
or Our Motto le, Not to be Undersold..4o
JOHN C. FOOT. - - 0. M. LIAWI.EY.
The Cheapest Place
CROCKS, OGDEN, & CO.l,
2411 A TC11, .?gl iC i 'v
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRALEES IN
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE,
CARRIAGE GOODS.
BLACKSMITHS' SUPPLIES,
OAK TANNED LEATHER BELTING
RUBBER BELTING AND
PACKING, ETC., ETC., ETC.
CIRCULAR AND CROS-OUT SAWS,
Celebrated Hand -Out Files,
The Be't in the World I
Binghamton, Oct. 14tb, IfrA.
Sewing Machine
TEE GREATEST At METEMIZT OF THE 41
Sewn, from, but Ono Spool of Thread.
It has bat six working parts, Is noiselers,snd sews
more rapidly than anyhlllettine In the Market.
Has a self-setting Straight I+•'eedle.
It Comblnr . D=ltas c g t H i etityltt ga t i s p . lttlty.=?l
t3r A FIEST-CLASS 'MACHINE ON A MAMA
WALNUT TABLE youto.,
WM. RAIitDRS
At.sexato VCrebatte•dt.
BEND POA,CIEZULAII.
Addresp,
THE INDEPENDENT EEWRia kIIONESEC
Dee. MI, lSfl Elititumtoit, N. Y
FURNITuRE WARE' ; !
EVERYTUING N W AND STYLISH, I_
3E o ;ilsT.
50 Washington St., liinghainyint - -
Consistib got eretything nameableiti that
business.. Repairing promptly done.
UNDER
.A. ifixteto.tesltV , .- ,
maces RBAt 0/413tg.' BitiatantMl 3 avias t eeat
Binghamton. N., r.. Axon, so, 1811-1!.
• JOBPIHNTING
AT THE "DEBtOCHAT' HMOS. •CaEAP
arrzr
Guttenberg, llosenbaum C0..,14
0; k it) 0:40.
JUST.IIIRCEIVEM
Our Stock bits been selected with 'great care and bought at porrom Palma
1017,1 R. 151TC109.13. COMEEI"FILISPEIS3
Dry Goods Department. ' clothing Department.
D. J. MUTWHY; ,I"x.,opigetor.
57 COURT STREET,
Opposite itzttusege Hotel,
STOCK AND PRICES.
Binghamton. N.Y., Oct. 7t6.1874.
PileWs Bank Building,
We are Agents rot
REMY DITSOS 1 SONS
AND JODN lIDTHERTB
THE INDEPENVEN7
TdKflIC
=ME
Ready-Made thothing. Men's, Youth's, and
Bay's 'Salta, Meu'e, Youth's; and Boy's Over
coats, 'Palmas, an. Buck; 'Kid, and Wool
Olives, keiino Shirts and Drawers, Flail:lel
and White Shirts, Knitlickets, Hats and Caps,
Trunks, Umbrellas, &c., Bows, Sawa, Tim, and
Mufflers:
A fine'variety of Cloths, Castors, Beaver, and
CaAlmeres for Chstuin Meas . .
urea taken; and good:tltting and
Workmanship Warranted.
et Sorop: 3131esaa1s.atiao. tta.
G, ROSENBAUM & CO.
sutler, Managing Partner.
Binghamton Advertisments
CA,RTER, PORTER,
& JOHNSON,
HARDWARE
IRON, STEEL, AND NAILS,
Blacksmiths' Supplies,
PANIXEBSIAND, MECHANICS' TOOLS
Agents for
vo-cocot'at /9 t,eal 113-capdlis,
SEAT SeXpli§, STEEL, TIRE,
TOE CALKS rid CALF STEEL. 41,..
BIIERETT'S CORN SHELLER
And the Improved
BURDICK FEED CUTTERS.
wircaLt. AND 132?e11i,
87 Washington St.
BINGBARTON, N. T.
Oct. 14th, 1675.-17.
C:113X111 /9 CAW"
Bout! ern Tier,
FURNITURE FAIPOIRV
88 Washington Street,
slssShee►mtoa. N. lir..
ynu will Find the
LARGEST AND ass! ASSORTMENT OF
I 4 GT
OF ALL K,INDO,
At the Lowest Prices of any Store in
Southern New York.
All Goods licudare WALUTED As itspremeated
MD. ROBINSON
NOV. II . 18T3. -Itr
At !To. 33 Caiirt Street,
I M9 B 4kMON , N. V.
NEW GOQD.S.
NEW_oPops,
ti NEW GOODS.
Ms* bmeJost ret!in244 tcom Atm Oltyor New. York
.sl4Purotr4it
I tnicalugaintLwell selected olio& of
....
FALL AND GPPDS
of all Mega bought trout Am hands. , we are Dow two.
Fated to Oleritoode et,.. Week that . will ,eattafy the
closest buger;-We here eiseetided to - out lege Welch
of Dry m Goode, en iIIMICA44 god; rot CLOTH: , ,C 41351..
hfltaoto BKLVSIIS tor web mud Do•ya weer..
Veer* nowpinatodtannlo t• 7( ;; •
SUITS 04. ALL
who will Zvi us ;tall as we bare Ant Sloss woHunen
enard:Ortbetsessoo. , !.!! .?!. ,
les and rotten:ten. you please call and exam•
foe our stock betoruyou purchase elsewhere. • • •
" luktnir q r UPI ige 4P9 Pr 11 .P9 1 4. 14 P4PPD
of thdataa~'
z :Ww,rircoutuainiss
0. dl A. Cdt ) 4T,E= 4l "
-j-Etisigturoui,ilept t tligiffi-4. •
i f t • : •
2,2311622
111 31S,P Co Ft I 117 WIC i
Tbo anderetreed will keep constantly on hand and
for kale, very low.
plia , etc•Zussr
PLAI FORM WAGONS,
TOP & OPEN BUGGIES,
TWO SEATED CARRIAGES,
Heavy spring wagon«, second liana carriage' and op
en and top Arnim, for sale cheep.
win mats to order to milt parties. all ilnda of gnu ,
rianea, lurk Warranteo. 'repairing done neatly.—
t.i too & rineeffie. Pa.
ELtatrest D. L. & W. Expreas Offlee of
D. D. SEAM Lie. ,
Montrose,
•
Or at Springville of E. R. CULVER.
siontroe June 3, ISTi
=WILL
store o Hotel
MONEY SAVED !
aorbettsville,
NEW FIRM,
NEW STORE,
NEW GOODS,
NEW PRICEs.
N. Ir.
GRIFFIS & SAYRE,
Base opened. at the old location rf M. B. Wilson in
:he Brick Block Montrose. and we shall be pleased to
~ea ailed nut old friends and the many now ones we
hope to coin. One stock will consist of
di I ,MLET.AIZ•
Iroa l Nails as Harlon
'ohne quantities and variety. Stone Ware, Wona
Ware. ticoee•Fai Dishing Goods and Groceries. We
obeli givepart:cular attention to the Grater,' Trade
end Iteep• foil assortment of Teas. Sagas, Coffees,
Family
Groceries & Provisions.
In full variety, Salt and Floor. We shall keep con
stantly on hand doe brat do of floor at moth less than
old prices. and warrant It to please. Goode delivered
promptly to our town customers.
TERMS:— Oar terms will be strictly
(cash or produce) This it will be well to remem•
her. as this will be the secret to our low prices We
are confident that by calling and examining our good.
and prices your will find that it still be for your titter
ed to try our goods and terms.
Joirtimoir Mums, B. M. SATAN.
Montrose. May, 18th, '74.—U.
BILLINGS STROUD
General
INSURANCE AGENT, 1
Capital Represented, $100.000,000 !
PINE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT maul, iulcz :
Liverpool. London & Globe " 8 2 0.000,000
Ins. Ca., of Norm America " 1 8 450,000
OILII. Vire Dm. Ca., Phila., " 460,1 AP
National. Piga. • Ilsoo.uoo
_
coming Fire O. -.....
sdr.oco,ouu
Mrchants 480400
Newtown, of Bucks Co. 300.00 U
Lancaster Fire i.e.. .. Co. 2,80,000
Fire MIAMI/Ulu/I of Phila. .. 5.000.000
Lehigh Fraley Fire, Allentown, 4. 900,000
Alemniania ot Pistol:lora. 400.000
Pennsylvania Ins. Co.. Phila. 1.8011.000
Parmer't Jug. , ' 0.. Or POLL 150,000
City Flrr los. to. Providence, ft. I. 901,000
ItcnrerVllliams Ina Providence, R. I. 350,010
-Watertown Ins. co., Watertown. N. Y .NW 00
Atlas Fire Ins. 6 .- o...lllriFord, Ct. i 00,000
ilartford fire snit. Co..LapitalandSurplue g 3,000.000
Rome Ins. Co-Columbus, 0.,
Citizens? Fire Ins Newark. R.l.*. 500,01.10
The undersigned is SPECIAL AGENT for the follow•
Ing companies for Northern iennsylvenla :
Fire Association of Philadelphia.
Lancaster Fire Insurance Company of Lancaster.
The Insurance Co. of the State of Pennsylvania,ol
Philadelphia.
LX W 3E5.
Conn. Mutcal Life Ins. Co., AuMts {85,00 .nob
American Life, Phil's. 14.500.000
.A4O Cll7=l3llTerr's
Travelers Ins.Co.,Hartfonl,CapitalandStupluss2.ooo.ooo
Railway Passengers 11450.000.
Tbe undersigned has been well known in this coianty.for
Rimiest liyears,aaan Insurance Agent. Losecsaustained
by,hisComvsinies have always been promptly pal 4.
Offleedrstdoor east from Banking °Rice of W
W.Coorct &Co..Taroplkett.Hontrove.Pa.
BILLINGS STROUD, Agent.
CHARLES 11. SMITH, Office Manager.
Montrose. Nov.lB. 18:4.
HERRING & FARREL,
1387 113zooescilwirwy N. 'IF
MANUFAUTURFIIS OF ALI f IVINDS OF
Fire aaaci .lEtuarglevr Prooi
es)A.je,mgi.
The oldest and Most tellable arm In the United S tate'
They took theorize medal awarded at the
WORLD'S FAIR AT LONDON I
All Safes are warranted free from dampness and roe
mien.
BILLINGS STBOLID, Agent
Montrose, May 6 '74.—t(.
T3313X.N1.• Hcarraillu,
JOHN S. TARBELL, PROP'E
Nine Stages and Hanka leaie ehll Rouse du l eon.
abettor, with the /Id outrage Hallway. the Lehi/01%1We,
Railroad. and the D. L. W. Railroad.
April tat. RM.-IL
L` LUNT BROTHEIts, .
- • PORAKTON,
I;ittot cud, d, Retail Dealers'
HARDWARE; tltUN,_s9 EL
• 'NAILS, signs, B.llov.gls,
'I7Ad)ER'S HARDWARE, •
MINX 11411,,B0 • 171 4 1211811UNE17 IAUBP/MlO
—11.411,1104 D MINISO suPPLIBs. - • •• •• •
0.4,0.814 OE OPIUNOb, AXLMO,. OWNS ANA
BOXER, BOLTS; NNTS and , wAshims,
- PIa.TER •BANDo. NAZLNABLZ
• • IRONS, NUB& 87010Eth
PELLOEB, SEAT driI•NDBEO,'BOWO . ,_
ANVIIS, VICES, STOCKS °Rd DIES,-DIGALOWS
HAMMERS, SLEDGES. FILES..tc. ae.
11111CVLAWAND'IlILlighWB,BALT/110;PACKENO
TACKLE+ BLOCKS, .PLABTER.
' CEMENT, HAIR &GRINDSTONES.
PBENCII-WINDOW OLABK,LBATIIBIVairINDINON
, . , PATBDANWS HPAPBB ,
•
atIVDPIPEt":, ,
PRINTED AT THISOPPICE.
MbePllC‘fe-q I P 4 .
VA*l l
for one or No horses.)
And Lumber Wagons
CROCKERY & OLA riir&RE.
PiLefzely-Pay,
Moatrooe. Woo,.
urroFt?! THE COUR? LIOUIRL.
MONTROSE.PUNN• I
Drop andliodictip A.
__Ave
mountains of California, the medilfifulr
perties of which are extraeled then°
without the use of Alcohol. - ,The qwestimi
is almost dailyy asked, 'What IBA° al*
of the no ' Summit Or ViiiVtlity.
vans?" par 'answer is,' that they'iefiibve
the =log of disease. and the patient teCOW
era his health Thep are the great, blood
purifier and a life-giymg principle, a perfect
,Renoirator and I'lmq:trate? of the, systemi
Never before in the history of the l itiorldims
a medicine been corripomided' . Pet=
the remarkable qualities of Vimamor
in healing the sack of every disease , man-id
heir to The . y are a gentle Puigative as
well as a Tome, relieving - Congestion. or In-I
flammation of the Livr•-and Vikteraffrkanil;
in Bilious Diseases. • • • -• '
If men will eh i 4 good lealth, let
them use Vl:masa 13yrrses.as a medicine,'
and avoid the use of skoliolio,ittimtaante,
in every form.
No Person can take these Bittern
according to directions, and remain lond
unwell, provided their bones are not dee
stroyea by mineral &Dion or other" Means;
and vital otrans wasted beyondiepah
GratAll ThouslindsproelainiVroasa
Brrnms the most wenderfallsrvigoVuttt thid
ever sustained the sinking aystem.
Bilious, Remittent, and ,Intermlti
tent Fevers, which are so prevalent in this
valleys of our great rivers throughout:4U
'United States, especially those of the NW
sissippi, Ohio, Inman, Ilinois, Teaneiiiiee;
Cumberland, Arkansai, RC& Cokirado;liribo
zos, Rio Grande, Pearl, itilabarai,:lfoblle,'
Savannah,Roanolie,Tainesomd many others,'
with their vast tributaries, tbr9ugliont our
entire country during the Bummer and
Winn, and remarkably so during seasons
unusual heat and dryness, 'ara Siviriably
accompanied by extensive dittarigeMentti of
the stomach and liver, and other abdcradrial
viscera. In their-treatment. a 'purgative;
exerting a powerful, influence upon theie
various organs, is _essentially. necessary,'
There is no cathartic - for Ehe . pni• equal
to Dn. T. NiTexaszies' VrAtiali
they will speedily remove Via darlkiolareid
viscid mutter with which the bowels aro'
loaded, at the same time stimahiting
secretions of the liver, and generally,restorJ
ing, the healthy functions of "thadigeitirs ,
organs.
• Dyspepsia or Indigestion,Deadsem
Pain in Bid Slicrolditrs, Oxaglts,iTightrierci
of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Ernatationsl4
the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Month, Biii
ions Attacks,Palpitation of the Reari,lxiilam
nuition of the Lungs, Pain in the region of
the Itidners and - 4 hundred other"painful
symptoms, are the offsprin'gs of . Dyspepsia'
One bottle will prove a better muitwittie of
its merits than a lengthy advertisement. •
Scrofula, or King's Evil, White Etwel
linss, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled. heck,,Goitre, Scrofulous In&mmationti, Indolen t
Inflammations, Mercurial Affections; Old!
Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Eyes,;
etc., etc. In these, as bran othercentistitn.
Mortal Diseases, WALKER:a 1712D3Cliat Buzau,
have shown their great curative poiversln 4
the most obstinate and intractable cases.
For Inflammatory
Rheumatism, Gout, BilioUs, Betoitteut
and Intermittent. Fevers,' DiseaseS' t)njo
Blood, Liver, Kidileys; inad
Bitters have tid'equal.. Bush Pisettm 00,
caused by Vitiated Blood.
Mechanical Diseases.—Persons ea.
=in Paints and Minerala, such ea'
tiers, Type-setters, Gold-beateis, aua
Miners, as they advance in are subject'
to paralysis of the Bowels.' To - gnard
against 'this, take a dose of WALIEEM'EI
roma Brrmus occasionally.
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Toiitar,
Salt Rheum, Blotelres,43pots, Pimples, Pus.
tales, Boils, Carbuncles, Ringworins,rl3oo4 ,
Real, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch,
Discolorationof the Skin; Romor i ti r i!l
Diseases of the' Skin of whatever crime , or'
nature, are literally dug up and denied ut .
of the system in a *short time by theruinicif
these Bitters.
Pin, Tape, and other Worms, Irak
ing in the system of so many thousands, sze
effectually destroyed and removed., , No sya,
tem of medicine no vermlluges, no anthri•
minitics, free the iyatein from:sortie litp,thes„o3itterii. '• • • '
r or r
old, married tur aingle, - at the dawn of ireill•
anhood or the tarn of life, thew Tondo 'ilk
ter* display so decided. an influence thAl
improvement is ems percepfiPle.,! ,
daundiee,—ln all cases of jni*dica r rest
assured that your liver is not doing its work.
The only sensible treatment bay promote
the secretion 0r1145 - 1111raralloor its re
moval. For this ptirpose tiao
sass
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when.
over you find its impurities bursting through
the skin in Pimples. Eruptions, , we ikna
cleanse it when yon find it' obstructed'
sluggish in the veins. "cleanse it When p]
foul; your feelings will tell you when. ii' t 2
the blood pure, and the health of the cyst
will follow.
m. H. McDONALD & gni
Druggars Ortmail Agana, 13.111 Flrlia4/i44 allifertai
and air. Washatiltaa and Moult= akar" , ittet•
Sold by ist►.Druggista and Eleadork
Sept. 10th.
•
ABEL TURRELL,
DRUGGIST,
cosa.tr Come a:•32.xL , cit e
1. continually receiving NEW G - CIDDS, a ueop s con
tin..ol, 0u nand a full stet dcalrableassorttnent trfgen•
nine DRUGS, MEDICINES, CLIESICALS, N1401 , 0)112
Dyestuffs, TEAS, Spice.; and other grticeries stOtte,
ware, wallpaper, glam-Ware, fruit jam wirronfAamps,
chimneys, keroaeuc. machinery elle. tanners' oil. nests.
foot oil, relined Whale Oil, oil for latitelllll,oU for
6, wing machlnes,Olive 011,Sperm 011,SpiritsTarpen•
tin e, Varnisties,CanarySeedNinegar,Potash.COneett•
Dated Lye.daletirease,Trusses. - stipporiers,Medieal
lustrumenta,Shoulder Braces, Whips, Guns, Nat*
Cartridges, Powder s ' Shot",- • Lead , Gull Cat*Dlastina
PowdelandFaae. YleCta,dulat Ligudiketg•
cte.,Fiehifotoksacct Eines arandTolletSotpi
Nur 011 e, Hair Restorers. And It -Dyeei Crustal',
Pocket Knives, flpectstelsi, Silver andjellyer video Sp oons , Forks , Hnlves ; de:,DedtiatAN i elet . Spoons,lforks,linives, - de:M rtledtistAelet. geual ,
alaieurtment of.; •-•_ r •• 1
FANCY GOC:id. .TEVYKLUY. and PiNFOISE.NY
All tbeteadinirand best kind, of
PATENT..3INDICINEN.
The p eople areinilted toCallatititi tirda , and Variety
Store's! ABEL TIIRRELU. c.
Jllll./.1878.
jAT TRIG °mamma.
.M:fll:tflrts•
Advertisements.
itsk , MMAritlribititiri
'Do Poutri DIE Sim,
L N. BIILLARP; PROPIIIpTOB.
APTPz!p Drvggiit 10.450 mm
•PATEra..- VHEDIOIYE . Iplpoam
The understined erreild,reartectfrfily annottn uia .,,
tba people Anwywheteq'that to ble already 'ert te 7
stock W a
and var irardwariety Of e m lferc4 ll l4 , P' 9z)ieMt
, tsloa.nd'y.
De km added a •ag choke assortment niTgli
DRUGS; PATENT 'IIIRDWINES. MUTSU-RS, pit,
,PUMBRT. Am, which Jurfintem Mins IS he Cee
the public they will And It to their adrattbge ne tt ,
inn nerore poscrusingelsetrbere2% TatalPboictts,
this section of -the bounty .11s.sront4 nallltettt27,,
nonncecOpe Atsquiseetimi the services of R. E n ,.
aiDtugglet and Apothecary, whose tong meeettaii
acknowledged cue and state. entlfie to - eou t ,
tire confidence ln the line of
who or preparing rescrlptlone, an lrOtll4
any gamma to; Went cOli trout ang numi
-rummers or new ones. Will make the- Patent sot
slurs s elteettltr. Also Dontestle and Foreign, jet ft
:-Watcrlt-t-to extensl•a Meek. Also tine Drocete*.'
,iiINID'A.EXTRACT OF BEEP. MEAN B . MIMI
NPICKLI#D Ai CANNED CLAMELOTE4
PEAL CORN. BEA:NO. OTATZLIA* to„
ptet t anythl tre and' iteeintihing that to aiding/At
ed. Itespeettally ealletttas ealt Irentala
'".' - • - • • I. 11.:BuLLAID
• E 7 ° 7 dl T. :lElo f, 1 4 7 1 - 1! ""C"
altto Steus Fsswiler, not. Lad, pa
'huhu'', Caps, Poaches, Fluke, Fuse, au.,
&c., for We b
111. N . LLARD.
Montrose. Boot 0,1874-41: • -
Nimes.
iraw4uss.
BOYD & CORWIN
Carat? of Man and Tuzaplkullb..
3 .7,5 21 P 33 . W!4•0
,P!Z°.'JC?- 3 E,!, 1 P,
IR
•. 1 J suErii
,R i
1: .
VS, . R
P
Bq4ersl Hpfr4l;r4;qq..
CUTLERY, ETC.,
247042.0. by the 31Prboa.
Tltat.!:s to oaf Friends for Put IN:ron
We would be more tbanktb.l to one tad all who how
they turrOttitiettled etteoubbterlttettoataleilnntlaColl
liob7l4lmida,°F-March nests • '
; 4.
reb IE4.
'! ••a t_ ' • .1.; ,
At W. W. Smith 13911's
13xtens17ePutn!tase Wavromtion vip l end tLn *IT
FTAST CLASS 4 1 9 T .C9 2 4 1 0.1i
707)117N.TakaT X WICLIEUEI
To be totted in this section of the connis7..ot Des
tosnottettan; end atlntees that cannot= to iiseostli
Yfttoi!,.-74.0) 0 . 3 04 Ltitd befit . • •It: .
EXTENSION TABLES
•
U „rat, co co tco WeZ CO Z . MIL
Ot 43 , 1 , JrAnde done lb t l l9 lint!.qUlSV3l,.
gEks 14. XAT C2k. 13 13 ID
01P VARIOUS RINDS.
PURE NO.I MATAASSES,
LINDE - pi - TAKING
~,p di.liiiribeiiiiitieriatirinii a.
Ixtlstputiscatt.
griffshrbi i i = g e
t e rg a nEptitta l
sailgoctory &ups. •• • •
sails tes6t.
moans.. Pa.. hill.ft• 1 0111.14.'
•PHE.BEST KNOWN REBIEDYI
. .1
COLE anoTnEns,
lIMPIrOIUkT2To IWUMM
4 SURE CURE MR
ASTHMA, COUGH, COLDS, CROUP,
ALL COMPLAINTS OF LUNGS, LIVER
KIDNEYS, lIRERTMATISM, •
••••
~•;,• • , I •
and a sure cure ll3r iheP/LEEL, Bo spreprid
tryst.
Beware of finid: Napo' genuine unlesii . sold
COLE
Solci Prom Icier", 14ontmse
' Or b) authoritht
Patented December Ist, 1874.
Oct. 7,-1874.—ti.
OOD' NEWIi:PDEB TO ALL 'l l• •
is.. on Itit.d..a Jolt.; clicked
Peers. you eveil raw.lito .n 11: ben. ersuberrice ia eto
market. A linb'ilot^ol 8w.00! Felito?cir,,Ch4im . t.
Whir , and itkinds or ca O V 2l • "
FRPITsiMikVIOETAOLEB
. . , . .
In their srAtnn. A heir Mock Of the best .Wboat aolli
flar.krbcat glaarCath lista„ , oat.littiTjandFobel,fth
PacktimpLeal Elam. sadDrled tel,p,rl,s4.l4.Cajaill
Fruits, Tet S. Coress„Supilr,tgeits."
TOBACCO, CIGARS AND SNUM
1 Atiiewailiii ataxia &wits • aiLit elides; afid Aria
iitockyfAxigket,
• ,magonuo
innate of otheittoods quite t 0 amatuuai tit violin
rnd 4CIALDi OM =Maw *bill the timer it they - um:AV
1 7 MOT. What' thaitta, 1 3, 111 0117:40Ft, ► wIU. WWI tar
tost - BiegUsitatea egg tent . 10 Peft 4 lll. - frit%
sAt. Tao will' tont coiL • , ,
-,Att;:fll7Ho44l.l'
` 2 , ladinaurvis ;
t PllaßcAzaha u gv i ii, c 2ll' ,
lend Teo. rattabeit Paterviesua
• • iiitittedl: 7 l3i:3ltV gfterea
psoved4Brackettanitir M 900141
I • valve, Voliteh' eau' wi th draws
wine= Term:Mug Itte
• 2 1 1,! , Zirtletlieetiletittrtehfeliv°44lviVi Celli
liege% and erili outlut Ottt
4 11 g. ule biDealerea t he
.1i /04luinh'rogi
: pi , u rrvi z i ',2t ft t ol4 l t, l * - / 441
"In) 113e3140 t ,
- 01118:0419MIELTe
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