The Montrose Democrat. (Montrose, Pa.) 1849-1876, May 17, 1860, Image 2

THE MONTROSE DEMOCRAT:
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A. J. MaItITSOINT,.
EDITOR, PUBLISHER, AND ,PROPRIETOR
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DEM 0 CRA TIC IV ONEVATioN.
FOR GOVERNOR
ITENE,Y It FOSTER,
Of Westmoteramf County.
CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.
is the exteiitive circulation of papers' ;
is one of the most effective Means of call
ing out a - mt. TOTE, we propose to , offer
our paper to such as may wish to sub-!
scribe during the campaign, at very
rates. The Democratic noniinee for Prea
ident will be announced in June, and the
ca‘Paign will fiirly open about the first
of duly; and we suggest. -that'. Clubi be
made - up to commence with that date and
enntinue .six Cuonths—Until the first of
January, U,61. • We make the following
low offer:
For fou'r copies six months - - 42,50
Forlseven copies six months - - 4,00 !
For Iterksopies six months - - - - 5,00
Therchib papers to he sent to one per 7 l
son a bundle, and to be paid ,for whenl,
ordered. This offer is so extremely low,l
that we tiust, our friends will -exert. then='
selveS to get up a, club in everyneighbor-•
hood. Postmast - ers can do a great „deal of,
good in this way, and we urge theni, and
others i - to`take early action in import
ant matter:
The Republican coni-entiOn assemLil
bled at Chieago yesterday. What course' .
they will pursue, in regard to a nominee.:
is dofibtfid. We do not. think they will
dare to nominate a radical Republican'.l
They will prob:2l.4y . take up some old
granny like Bates, who advocated their
defeat "four years ago. It is,
,however,
possible that they are foolish enough,to
put up a Sewardite--preferring suicide to
defeat.
:7, t -Tr• ft is 'iepOrted that Isaac V. Fowler,-
who haS been Post Master at New York
City for the last seven yearS, is a defaulter
to the amount of over '3150,000. There
are .xarious,-statements made by the citY
papers; some tlitt he has absconded; dkci r
We can dor:btless , giVe the facts next
week. ' The receipts of 'the office are
about $500,000 a year. - The'izoverpment has
taken possesSion of the office, and issued
process" against Mr. Fowler.'. The defalea.;
Lion-is more than his bail.
:5..-v7." The adjournment of the Charles
ton Convention has been made - the suiplicct
Of a vast amount - of speculation on the
part of politicians of all parties. For our
part, we feel under no serious concern in
relation to the probable result. We do
not doubt that a nomination, will yecbe
made that will lie satisfacry to ail Dem;
ocrats, and that such nothinee will be
easi6' elected in November. The Repub
licansare sadly perplexed at the adjourn
.
as they had expected to Make their
selection, at Chicago this week, with a
view, solely to availibility, but they are
now left without any. guide, except their._
s own fanatical leaders, Who have more
recklessness and impudeive, than shrewd.
ness. -The Democratic convention will
have plenty of the very best material out
of which to forth a ticket ; and, with the
-field open before them in June, they can
not but act - with a view to
.preserve our
principles, and promote their success: A
nomination in JUne leav'es fire months for
the canvas—long enough to elect two or.
three Democratic Presidents.
KANSAS OUTRAGES
s
We learn frog the Topeka (Kansas)
Tribune of the 21st inst., that Deputy C,.,
S. Marshal I... Arms, went to that Village'
on the day previous, with a writ for the
arrest of John Ritchey, and in company
with an a cquaintance, he proceeded to
-Mr. Ritchey's resicleueefor the pirrpose of ;
serving it. —At the . gate he met Mr:i
Ritchey and infornied lkin as to thematurei
„of his business, _and Ritchey not being'
armed, seemed disposed. to acknowledeiq
the 31arshars authority, but upon walk
ihg into the house with him, RiteheYselz-1
ed a revolver and shot the Marshal leadl l ,
upon 'the spot. Ritchey is a noted Black
Republican *law, arid is suffered to gol
unpunished, by the local abolition author-j
ities, on the ground that the "homicide
ivas justifiable." Resistance to law is nowl
the test of Republicanism.
CHARLESTON PLATFORM.
Owing to.the various contradictory tel
egrams from Charleston, an error seems!
to have prevailed in regard to the, resolu-1
tions Which were adopted, finally. We
believe the following are the right ones,
- "Resolved: That we, the Pemoeraey of
the Union, in Cohyention assembled, here-;
by declare our affirmance of the! resolu
tions unanimously adopted and declared,
as a platform of principles, by the Demo.:,
cratic Convention a!, Cincinnati, in the
-; - ear HO, believing that Democratic;
principles are
,unchingeable in their na-!
tore when applied to the same subject
,
matters.
"Resolved, That it is •the duty of the
'United States to afford ample and cot:
plete protectbm to all its citizens,Whether
at home or.abroad, and whether /Mare or
foreign born.
- " Resolved, That one of the necessities
of the age, in a military, cominereial; and
postal point of view, is speedy commum:
cation between the Atlantic,..and PO'cifie
States; and the.Dernocra4c party pledge
such- constitutional
• Governinent aid ai
Will insure the coastruction . e a railroad
'to the Pacific - c,oastzal the earliest practi
cable period. .4
".Resolved,. Thai the Democratic part:r
are iu favor of the acquisition of the Island
of Cuba; on sucliierms as shall he ho,nori'-•
ble to ourselves and just to Spain:„ •• I
,
" yesolved, That'the enactments of tbe
State Legislatures-to defeat 'the;, faithful
.exoution of the fugitive-slave la* are
hostile in character, subversive of Vie 'Con .
et itutimi, and-revolutionary in their effect."
THE DEMOCHAT,
. .
' have. th'e - satiafaCti on of Issuing .09!
. paper lto4lay in a "neuf dressi n and with
a nea44ient--heading. Chit news.typi•is th
same style of
.letter (Long Primer)'
which! it. has formerly heeti:printed, but
our tipet , itv, in addition . tolming
has aj bolder. face, rendering , . it much
plain f et to, be read. than; heretofore," whip
it coptaios about- the same amountof
matter to the .coluinii. now publish
-one i o'f the most teadabi4apers in the
counity;and, with the continued iinproNo'.
mental we are determined to inake,.it will
not bei of fault, if.we do" not receive an in=
creased patronage; as Well as a goptideal
proratitetjpayments froth some .of .those
who. have.been reading our paper without
rendering an equivalent. !.Now
to suhscrilie.• Send aleng.your $1,50; o
7.5 cents for six months. • •
_
In due time our old advertising typo
will all give place-to the - new and smaller
type, 'affording 'More
,space for readifipt
matter k hut this, can wily he done gradt
utilly, xsiourpatrons pay up; and we trus
ei-eiTonewill do his - part; .withont . further
delay: - Is there a man who has pi, limited
sense of : arstics. as to neglect paying for 8, 1
good a pai3efas the Montrose Danoemt?.
r'AYe suggest with all due reSpeet,
that, although the book publishing firms
of C. L. Derby CO., of Sandtisky
Ohio,...and W. R. C. -Oar* it Meeker, oti
New-York, may be :perfectly responsible,'
it takes, them a long time to fulfilx small'
contract.-; Particulars hereafterl
,;•_--s,rkAtiel.Turrell advertises New Goods,
•
to-day. Ile keeps the largest and clioieest'
variety_ of Goods, in his line, of ,'an y store
,
in the (*Tarr. • • • ,1
• :3,r7be:Supieme otirt of VenusyWa
nia . has hifely . decided that Little ''.3gadow,
can not be made a borough; thus rover
sing the-decree of David Wilmot the semi
Hayden BrotherS, the "People7S
have opened their stock o
Spring GOods: These' young: risen do
thrmlng s Ebusiness, 'are bound to "gn
Ahead." .1
Th 9 'Wyoming Vocalists ;intend to
visit Montrose in a week or two and Owl
.a ccgleert;! This troniaeTs)composed-Of fourl
young men from Wilkes:Barre, and ar
very highly rtvomnierided at home, •a•
first-rate Singers.
- We call the attention of Farmers
to C. Dt 14throp's advertisements of
Mowers iind Reapers,. apd Morse Pitch
forkS, in-another eolumn.; If farMett con
suit theirOWn interest 'these labor Saving
implements Will cOme into extensilo use.
C",l47 — The enterprising.lirm. of iGutten,'
RoSenbanin C 0.,: announce their
Spring GOodS elsewhere. 'his' firm. takes
the lead in their branches of business, and
the connUnnity seem fully impressed with
the idea that their prices; etc,-, warrant it.
CjOzeuts.of this count") , who go to
Binghamton to trade - should - ►lot fail to
call on llirselunann,lßroS. a:, CO, at the
".Beehive::',"• .They dc! an extensive busi
ness; and; we believe, fully deserVe a large
share of patron-age. Look at, their low
prices as eanme,rated in advertisefnent.
Wyoiding Insurance Compa-!
ny have established sn agency in 3i~nf
-rose, and4beir agent,. Mr. Blackman,
,is
now prepared-to insure on good tertits.,
Many of the difectors of•this company :,re!
known to the people here. --,11.4-nten. of
; and the company suS4ins:..a good
reputation .at home arid abroad, for
promptness and reliability. See card in
another column. ' .
Messrs. John Blanding,oftHarford,
I. B. Lathrop. of Springville, C. L. trown!
J. Gerritson of.Montrose l , hive rep
ceivedrcoininissions from Hon. James GI
Campbell,i IT: S. Marshal for the- Western
district - ethe State, to take the census (1 4
Susquehanna county. . expected tha
the worki will commence on the first o
Jitne, although - no instructiobs have been
issued froth the Department of th 4 Interior
at Washington, by which they are to -- b
guided. 'Particulars in regard to! thfs'very
important subject will be - published ai
soon:as we obtain them...
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS.
-I • !
We have taken some pains to d collect
lisf-of-the County SuperintendentS ofeomt
mon Schools, who were elected p-the va
rious Counties of the State onthe '7th
inst., and:.present -them with the amount
of their respeCti7 salaries. -Wel will add,
to our list flex:t. week. - j
Allegheny,-A. T: Douthett . 1 61,000
Blair,John -Mitchell .., 1 60 9 1
Thicks S. Overholt..., ...... ' . 750 I
Lehigh; T. Good 500
Westmoreland, S. S Jack: 800
Bradford, C. R. Coburn 1,000
Wayne, E. O. Ward - 700
-Wyoming, Jacob Dewitt, 500
Luxernii,Abel Marcey • • 8 0 00
York, V. K. Keesey. • 1,000
terks,•J. S. Ernientront. 'l,OOO •
Dauphin, S. D. Ingram • 550
Chester, W. Woodruff 1,-000
Tiog,a, IL C. Johns 900;
LVcoming_„ - Hugh -Castles 800
'Aforiroe, C. S. Detrck, 5OO
: Susquehanna, B. F. Tewksbury.. 700
Somerset, J. L Stutzman " 500
Mifflin, Azirish Smith. - 600 0
'lluutingdon, Robert M'Divitt, . 600
• Northampton, D. C. Rathrock— 700..
Columbia, L. L. Apjakkman,.... 400
Franklin, P. M. Shoeniaker,.. 800
Perry, ;L: B. . . .. .400
Cumberland, - D.X. Noel • - 500
• Juniata, J. B. Porter.... .. . "500
Beaver; T. C. Carotheri. ,500
Washir' I,gton Lanidon • 800'
Fultor4 Win. A. Gray 5.00 -
Montour, AY.m. K. Butler. ..... ,500
Montgomery, Mr. Cruikshank.. 950
.
Lancaster, David Evans '1,250
. Delaware, Charles W. Deans.-- 800
:Schuylkill, J. K. Krewson 4000
Lebanon, Henry Hoiiek -, 760
.IcorthttMiterland,-JTob 1T1p... 650
Venatigo, C. H. Dal t4SIX)
H. .. , . 60011
:Indiana, S. P. Bolin= ' 500
Clarion, J. G. M'Gonigal,.. 500-
t -
lar We notice that Mr. Abel Turie 11
f. our tiiwn.hisjitst -received a fresh st)p-.
ply, of Dr.iirtswritea:Celebritted Tar find
lyoOd Naptha Pe' 4:;torii)..', in noticing tills
iact we desire, to call the attention of the
public to its intrinsiovalne. Doing inv.
Pared by a practical Physician and exPe-
S!lanced Druggist of - Philadelphia it i 4 a
Sufficient guarantee. of its superior ex4el
ence. Those who have used it accord to
it a high .character in the , Cure ofall lie
• 'ariOas Diteaseti Of the. Throat, Chest, itna
taiga. BY calling on - the • agent, Mr,
t
urn'', testimonials of various. persons
•ho have used it, can be seen, and Which
annot fail to convince:the most skepti&il.
.
The Joliet (Illinois) Signal, nn Or
ent Douglas .. .paper, truly say:
S,'Save me from my'friends!'' Thus niny
,enntor Douglas -.well esclahn views of
the result of the Charleston conVentioni -
j..lt has. turned- 'out precisely as we pre
dicted. The violent, abuse of the A.dufinL
14ration, and of eminent and.long trjed
eMoctats by the friends and ' , reputed br-
gans df-iabur Senator, has reacted , ' uoon
him. His nomination at7Clirlestoii would
have been certain had it not been for this.
He may thank Forney's Press, the CIA:e
land Piaindealer, the Cincinnati Enyth*r,
and certain other newSpapera iii thls.St4te
and elsewhere, for the present state; of
things. Had .it not been for them, Old
the ill *feeling stirred -up lay theif intem
perate zeal, the name of Stephen, A. Do-
Ina' would trow be i Doti
lyi9g. the headl of
every Democratic paper in the. Union - !.as
the 'Democratic nominee for.' Presid4nt
of the United States. *
_ .
j In concluSion,W r e repent that r those'itien
Who join in maligning and - abusing, the
Administration and'those Democrats Om
coincide with its policyore. the worst ill
emies Arr. Dom:Jag:has. '
•
REPUBLICAN CORRUpTION.
•
~ .
It will be renitanbered . thfit itt 'that am
gress; presidedpver . by ex-Speaker I.3anlis,
a . corrupt combination, led by one of the
republican
_high priests of :that. day, Air.
0. B. Matteson, was shown to exist, 4le
signed to preveat or Assist the }passage of
bills according as the members of the gang .
Were paid for their lhvor. The_ exposike
of this hideous sink of corruption led ho
the expulsion of .two or three republitim
members of the House of Represent:digs,
and severely damaged the eputation sof
J .
the -entire republican. party. - A . cloud . \las
thrown over leading membe s of that par
ty, even' in the Sedate; will e the outside
republican lobby Ai:as found to be a 'ip4re
mass of fermenting putrelliction. -Prorbi
nent parties iil,sZew England respecidly
suffered
. by. the exposure' of their comb).
tions, 'and- the leading SeWaid, managirs
in New'York, among whom Mr. Thurlow.
Weed _stood prominent.;-were left by the
investigations 'forced. upon Congress id-
niost - without a ma. to cover the I nakedngss
of their - . shame. 'The Congress , itself lie
came
odious-to' the people, mid the only
oitcasion when the black republicans lipol
a Speaker previous to ISQO will be knowu
in history as the corrupt Congress whiiM
held the republican " forty thieYes." '
- We . deSire also to call uniTsal att.:hi...-
60h to the disclosures emit:mica in the
following. report of -proc . eedings in' the
Brooklyn city common ..conneii upon the
report' of a committee appohrted to Mite
, -the passage by' the ' legislature of a oi)c
-,c ent ferriage bill. We quote: purposely
from the New York Evening POSt, a blaick
. t•
republican journal': - , t
" Alderman Scholes, of the 19th watd,
.• .
asked that the items of expenses of t)ie
committee at Albany should be giviin,
stating that it had been ctirtently report .'d
that money had been employed in tit
tempts to bribe the legislature and obtain
the passage.of tile one-cent ferriage bill.`
- " Alderman Dayton ), of The Al ban y coin
mittee; who was himself a member of tin.
legislature of 1858, replied that he had in)
objection to give details, When at- Al;
bang,
during . the recent. egsion, heyisitkl
M. TitutloNe 'Weed,. and asked hinOo
take his inin4 off the one-cent rerriaie
! hill; to which -Mr. Weed answered that
if he had known beforehand what he an
, knew, he would have, had nothing to 40
with the matter.
"Mr. Dayton further stated that . he 4p
plied to Mr. Weed's agent, who offeredito
permit the - paSsage of the bill for fifteen
thousand dollars. _. 4 1 check for that amount
was obtained from citizens of I.lrookl-n
and. presented. 'Subsequently Aldernnut
DgYten saw Mr. Weed and .1. S. T. Stratia
han in conference, - ..and was informed hy
Mr:Weed_ that he had promised Mr.
Stranhatt that: the. cheap *ferriag,e .1411
should not pass. .After this Mr. Weed's
agent came to the committee and staid
that the payment of seventeen thousand
tire hundred dollars would .pass. the meas
ure: The additional amount; was plat4al
in his'. hands:- Mr. Weed, howelw, de
clarin:! that he could- not .go againsthis
friend:, the money was returned. This
was the'Friday previous to the finatid
journment of tile Legislature. •
• "Alderman Dayton further declariad
that he had been assured by a Memherlof
the legislattireihat he, the member, hind
been hired b the Union Fern.}- Compaity
to defeat the bill, and that it would die
done accordingly. stun paid to d~
feat, the. measure was tbirty thousand
clbl
lars." -
Thus it sews that the same . TepUblic4n
banditti who stood' at .the deur of the
Thirty-fourth Congress levying black-4il„
:upon all applicantions for legislation, trans
ferred themselves to the doors-:of the ite
publican- legislature of New ;York, and
during the past session have ei-acted,cdn
tributions 'from all who - apprOached the
chamber athat•body.. But the Covoile
committee have with self-righteous 4s;•sutnlit.ions,
sinkitions, been bringing filso ch s
argcitof_
corruption against the democratic party
:during the very. period when "their repifti:
licaa :Issociates were acting-the part of
highwaymen at. - Alliatiy, after a style far
less decent than that of - Duval and Robin
Em oc R el f icrolitEs.LlnGreensburh i
The flame of the Hon. Henryl D. Fosti.r,
• the Democracy on Monday last electd.
their entire ticket for borough officefs.
In ChambersbUrg, heretofore stronkli gp
position; the entire•DeumeratiO ticket uri
elected by-about fifty majority;
rgr The Constitutional Union Partpin
National.Cotiverition nt BaltiMore, closLd
its, labors on
.Iotlt. inst., by Uotninaqg
John Bell Of Tentiessee for President, apd
Edward' Everett of Massachusetts fOr Vtce
'President, on the platform of , " the V4n ,
stitution and the Union:" • ; • ,
The Japanese amtrassadoni have
arrived -in this country,. and are beam
properly ,received 'at .Washngten Mid
elsewhere. This is quite an ev nt, and vrill
no doubt ,greatly street our Fornmerelal
and other intercourse with that strange
people. This is the first time the Japamise
ever " went any where" - under amain
stances. -
ilre
REPUBLICAN CORRUPTION.
The Re . Publicana profess to: be very
mu c h - .llorified'.at the evidenee of Demo;
eratic corruption elicited by the Covode
,ComMittee, beeause it appears that a per...
of the enormous profits of the Public •
Prin,tingiVaS, contributed for Patty
peso, instead-of going entirely into the
podkets. of the 'contractors. • .•They more •
over • the political • degeneration of • the
Deinoeraey as thoSe Who Will not be Om.
forted • and ailed
_as many hitter tears - as
mutes artheburiar of virture. ,
ewer an interesting fact, that while the-Re-'
•are pin'aiiiio4 these investiga
-1 tions at the expentie of the Democrats, the
Senate Conanittee have, -'discovered that
- these virtuous "and
. weeping'Reptiblicans
were engaged. in the same busineis of
Partitioning ,the profits of the 'Mouse ,
Printing, and that- Defrees, of Indiana,
was nominated by the Republican caucus
upon consideration that he would, apply
one-half of the net ',romp& of the House
Printing to carrying, eleClions for the Re
publicans in Pennsylvania and other
doubtfid States during the ensuing Presi
dentin} campaign. • Defrees could not raise
I quite votes enough to clect•him,• so Tom
Ford, of ohi6, was chosen—the same - Tom
Ford who made a tonr through Pennsyl
vania -in 1806, with Republican money
in his pockets, - which he used to- per--
imade certhin,Fillmore organs that it was,
duty to support Fremont, and otii•
; erwise to close the breaches in the Repub
lican P;rtress. The party owed Tom a
debt of gratitude for these invaluable Per -
vices, and they paid it 'by making-him
Printer to the House; although he had no
practical knowkdge•of the business what
ever. • • • •
A4ording to Ford's "evidence tuifore
the Committee he became.a candidate nn.;
expectedly to himself. "The otttsideia,"
*says he, "talked with me upon the subject
of the House Printing, and I.said - to them
ovnerallv t that 'I was a, soldier, andlf I
•
won- a battle I would take care of the
wounded."> 'This generous conduct won
the hearts of the outsiders, who at-once
railed around the man who promised- to
'distribute the spoils. Ford says-that hp
made, an open promise to Defrees of In-•
diana, ..Moran i _of Philadelphia, Pangborn,
'of Boston, and Wilson, of Indiana,' and'
there was !Dine talk of
. doing something
fin- Mt'. Mitchell, of Missouri. - - ..SotnebOdv
.suggested that he aught to help MA.
Bailey, of the Era office, and Tom, in his
overflowing benevolence, replied that if he
was'elected he , • After these nice
little arrangements were duly perfect
ed,-- FOrd was of course, elected Printer.
Nothing could withstand such noble gen
erosity.. Defrees, and Morgan*, and Pang-:
- born, :end Wilson, and their friends, to
gether with the friends of - Mrs. Bailey,
discovered- at once that Ford was the
proper man for Printer, and' went to work
to con Vince the 'Republican members of
- Congress.that ` it- was their , duty to elect
him without-delay—stud be was-. elected
will. the assistance .of John Covode and,
other patriots of that. kidney:. Now, Ford
knew nothing about the art Mid Imsten
printing,, to which he was as entire
, a stranger as to honesty: So he- enters,
into an -:lrreement with the foreman of
Wendell to execute nll the work for eigh
ty-per .cent. of the price received, they
! binding themselves to pity him twenty
per cent: as his profit without his incur
ring any risk. NoW, this was 'a very good,
thing Fo:rd, twenty per cent., of the cost
et' the House Printing being a very con-
fortable and respectable , cotnpetOtion thr
doings 'malting,. but taking' care of the
wounded. A Man can air6rd to devote
himself to the charitable duty ofrwalking
the Trepuldican Hospital for this sum, pro
vided that the 'lumber of the wounded is
not too great, and Covode and other old
soldiet's do:imt insist on being included in
this. category.
This is a nice state of atiiiirs truly. It
is deplorable,to think • that the Republi
cAits, who have instituted investigations
for the purpose of unearthing all the hid
den evidence's of Democratic corruption,
were themselves engaged- in an arrange
ment to partition the profits of the
House printing among weak and sickly
parti7.ans, and to use a portion of it as a
corruption fund to carry
,the dolibtfid
States. \V tan, only' imaviiie the SellF,:l
- of Covode and his -fellow- I
laborers whet they saw these disclosures,
hut- no language could possibly depict
the . depth of their anguish. there• is
nothing left tbr Cot Ode but to retire to
some sequestered spot beyond the reach
of•Aepraved . and corimpt men, there to
meditates in solitude upon the decay of pub
lie virttie. After -all hiS labors to purify
the politicat:atmosphere, his own Repub-.
lican friends:go and nominate a man for
-Printer upon consideration of his using,
half the profits to inflitence elections ;_and
the whole thing comes out most inoppor
tunely, just as he is about showing up
the rottenness of the Democratic politi
ticians: CoVode has been shamefully t reat
ed. - And then to think that after all, 'the
Republicans, should elect. a Printer at the
dictation of-outsiders—that this Man was
no printer 4 at all, and that be sold out for
twenty per cent., and agreed to take care
of wounded: What a - re-we coming to?
-Patriot & Union.
IFVFMMN't
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STANDARD REMEDIES
of thaprenent age,bave acquired Weft great pop:Amity
only through ynars of trial. Onbotnided aatiAfactlon
to tandem', by them bean cases.
' Aar
stiorLAnws
GERMAN BITTERS
mu . ..warm= arm
Lhrei Complaint. Dyspepsia, Jratupee, :corkage-IN.
telliy. Diseases n( the_ kidneys.
end all dleeseoa erldtlit Petit a disordered neer, or weak-
Dees of the litoilleph and-Digestive °Moo;
. AND igt.t. porntrgir PRETEST • •
uuow MU, IBILIIIPS MI,. MIS WOW AUL
Fee oar Alminac foriroot Paler, lapoats pir bottle.
•
Hooliand'& Battande Co •
WILL 11.03111TELT Crial•
: Coughs, oeids. or NOSTINDeII; .11roptidt6,
Croup, yienenania, Incipient Cernsenuption,
and jut perketeet! the titoet ' astatibtereuree eyer kitottn
of
ACOXFIIIMED .CONISIIMPTION.
As • Piarrtenni Coadal It is unequal /id . . hue; TO outs
: perleade. •
• HOOFLAND'S GERMAN PILL,
being well known throughout Europe and America; needs
no comniendatkui here. "They are purely •cptable, Sr.
prepared with peat exactness, and are mcwcoatol. No
better Cathartic Pill ran be found. Paid, 26 eta. per Iris.
Tbeee medicines are prepared by Dr. hi. dation k
Co., Phlladelpida, Pa., and Et Louis, 31% and are sold by
1171E:0ga and deakxs Ia modleittes everprbens. , The
elg
aitore of C. 31.4anaatur will be on the ontekternt each
Itintlenr hoz • \
In our ./atryleitt Alawirx,vpubllabe4 annually, JOU
will and testimony and cummeadatta7 nodes+ tram all
parts of thiacancry. Thus Mamma am Om awl/ b:lt
isll3) Said talfontroeall . ABEL TURBILL. agent.
dgo . Lifts 111.1 . blicti w envied i 6efebriii
whichthiapre-miiinent medicinehas acnc(tedforbaratiable
lrfticaef in all diaeatces itfrefeasee,,to cu, halt tendered.
She itanal.practleeof ostentatious painteotonly
ear/. het nnwOrthY of fliexi. nie,Y : are known it; :their
traits; their, good Ivories teatilY for them and th thrlim
• ~
not by the faith of the trod lone :: In allOaaeaefi costive.-
neek dyeperida,.. bilious and liver aifecticina;T.,illea, revere
and apes rhenmatinm, obstinate headimitea, and general
derangements-of health, these Mohave invariably proved,
a certain and epeody remedy. Naingle trial will Place the
LIFE-PILLS beyond the reach of 'competition in the eat!:
=don of
Ni every_patlent. -
OFEAT'S PIIIIEXIX 1317TER81 will be found to
be equally efficrious in nil cases of dyapepala;headache,
nenrona debility, sickness incident to tbittales in delicate/
health. and every kind or weakneia of the digettire organm.
For rale by Du. V. U. MOFFAT. 335 Brwidway,
by 'medicine dealers and dniggiete geeemlly thriMghont
the country. - •- deed vale •
• Or Vie SemaliOrgaozation IB OftlM all Ihll. las that
of is tender dower. Many of the rex cuier . lnto aie
celittiens Without being able to undergo the tab . .; and in
ale, of maternity. - In thia country thousands of young and
beautiful women are rocridced erery . yeat tram this also
alone. BO STETTEIft'S CELEBRATIaiSTBMACIA BIT
PERS will cave many of dila data faith untimelf graves.-
.
This nuatichid has been tmett with great benent.by large
ll
numbers of people - throughout the republic, eh the Be °-
prietom have received grateful commendations' from all
Sectional of the country. The BlTTEltti,will he found to
be very pleasant to the taste. even'as a bevetage—, prompt'
and powerful ' n its effect as a medicine. ;It inthsea flew
vitality into the frame, and strengthens The-whole system
co that women who ere are enabled to go, throngh .with
labors which would, without It, loft:Wain to prostrate
'them. Sold In Montrose by ABEL TURBELL. I , [my
Dyspepsia.—Tide in a very distninsing complaint
•
and gives the patient more suffering thanalmost any other
/lineage; in Ltd, It in a combination of twiny complainta
in one. The symptomn are numerous,' lind are Of the na.•
tore of almost all other &miplaints comb ined, 1 4 rom thin
fait arise Mu very malty - eases whbre thin din e In m in. . •
taken for sane other, and no improperly ilreated•l 'The tat
oymptunns—indigention, flatulency. lona of
awakenappetite' heart
burn. headricheode., if neclect alms! Aiwa)" , waken
•nome donnant disease, and sendth cd.
epoor nutierer; to a pn ,
mature grave. What you mnst - firsi. do in cleanse the blood
and regulate the bowels; do thin with the ••
IlEttli PII.f.Si," and you can hid deflancelto IlYsPbOvia-
Sold In. Montrose by 5. H. SATIRE fh BttO. - (my
. .
CY," The Mexican Mustang puimeht.
'7 . 7,r ..ifustang Liniment Clirer Rliesdnatism t . -
- -The Mustang_Liniment Cures . Btif Itoints :. '
11'
..The Arndt: mg Linindn4Oureft nt;774 qnd °mat . ; .
Tlie.Mustang Liniment Cures bore t, L'ker , .Cated
B .Sore reasts, .re 21 . 1,0p1i5, reuralgia, Cone dnd ,ira to.. .
Or IT IS WORTH $1,000,000' PER ANHIIM—otII.
To the United States, an the preserver andresforer of val
uable horses and Cattle: ' It cures all Spra ins, balds, and
Wounds, St iff Joints, etc. Lid yodever hear of any ordl•
nary Sore, Swelling, Sprain or Stitihess,.eitherph.man or
heak,-which the Mustang Liniment would.not ctiret--
Did you ever visii,any' reppectable DrOgOst lu atty part of
the world—in Europe, Asia or America—iwito'tild not say
"It was.the greatest dinovery.of the age r Sod every.
where, Every family pheuld have tt ; three 1417. t. - .'
- illy 3 3w3 B.IItNES.,t. PARE, ProprielOrs,Nev-Tork.
Or See the Advertisement et Mei Sanforiro Liter
Invigorator and Family Cathartic Pine, In nothee
C Behoiarshipa in the% 'ran City, Bingbiratort, and
other lint-;lane Commercial.Collset
itteouiltis from moat price*, by A: J.
r bERRI .40N.
PrDomocratic Coboty bein.ocratlc-
Ctul) meets every Monday evening at their - rtiom.lover tbo
Store or I. N. Bo;larti, lu 3tontrdoe.• -All are Illvlted.to .
'attend. iMetnbe!;ll4 free. -41::YAREWST12, Pniftident.
ST. R AY. .COW'
EFT the premi,wec of the anboeriber,;last.4*
JJJlmeday, a dark red cow, without* , on her
home. 1a advanced in_ year*. Any' tieWa of
her may be left at the Democrat Office. •
Montroxe, May 16.
1.2.A.3003E3E. •
HAVE YOU HEW Tili-NEWS
__• • , -
, 111I . SS 'A. COLLIER.,
•
'HAS JUST, Mohtrose,,
ant] legated on Chestnut street. tir:it door above the
,residence of Wm L font, where - she 11114 opened a6toek of
11.11.6 1 11,kiki r ri Tj ( stra l ia ? .32
unsurpassed in-treautt'. riehneas, and teak and te l prepared
to supply the Littlies 'of this county with latest"' 1
•
PARISIAN AND CITY STYLE OF BONNETS
Ribbons, Laces and all the trimmings tuMally found in a
first (la, , millinery estahlishznont, at:prices suriprisingly
low. Ltonnets cleaned, prepared and trimmed in elyles
mos. C bmutiral and in an entire new iode.
paEss
lam prepared to fit the Ladies with dreiseti ; tam *well
suplied wi th styles S. patients the latest and most unique.
Montrose. Mny n. A. COLLIEIt.
LOW PRICES WIN !
, Ait THE • i ,
ORIGINAL 01$1[PRICE STORE!
HAYDEN 13R01411:11S,
TiEW I I!ILIOUD, Pa.;
A RE NOW RECEIVING THElLAR
ai.get+t and hest -toek of Goo& ever brought Into this
connty;'which we are bound to 'cheap: for cash or ready
pay, consisting of •
ghtPle and Fancy Dry GOodS,
Choiioe raisin y.Groceriefq,
Hats, Caps, Heady MadeiClothing,
Ci'fiCkeryi Wall Paper, ! •
gltadels Flour., Pork.
F141104:411, Paints, Oils, G 'psis, Fluid,
,Coal Oil, Hoop Skirts, !
-
T„iikee \olio ll%,Fanci - Ooods,
Watches, .11 FA! CLltli, Yer Wa re,
Pails, 'Tubs, Brooms,
Hoes, and Lots and Stacks 'of Goods too
numerous to mention. • . i
WE ARE NOT_-OLD FO DIES t_ll
business,,charging a large profit d depending on
keeping an old set of patrons who Wive not trwil at other
places to Pee how much cheaper they taut buy - hat we in
tend to jive up to. the murk,
,and 'believe I' in ceiling many
Goode, and selling cheaper than „OLD FOGY merchants
.can buy-them.
.Now is the time if von want -to mite money
and get Bargains. Cull at the ONE PRICE STORE.
r'4 ,— A large clock of Goodwin & Bros:* YellOw Bank
Tobacco - always on band—cheap. very chlian wholesale &
retail. HAYDEN, tlitO'ffiEßS.
New Milford, Pa.,, May 17th, 1890.
•
FATAL - SHIPWRECK !
PART OF 1 11. E CARGO SAVED,
Ir ( A Di.DIAGED CONDITION
TREMENDOUS LOT OF
WET, GOODS!
at
the
" BEE HIVE."
3,500 Y'ds FIGURED BAREGES
Partly dainaged by Wubm, at 4,G, 8, IFSt r a pr 'yard.
'Lica! IRISH
fur 184 cents pr yard-06uld be.CIIZAP fur IT! cents.
ALSO A-LARGE .Lo7' OF
AUCTION-' • !
. t
To be sold at the folltrwl!sg prlecil;
Good Summer Shawls, only t t ;lb
• Fine Stella . 1 i 1,00
• Wool and Silk 'troche . '. I MO'
Handsome I:o3tillas • .., ~...,1 - , 1 1.5
Very Rich '.... ' ~ . ' 0,00 '
. Good Lawns, fast colors -.1 L...'....1. ,our
Fine Quality De Lollies .-• .• 1 ' ' ' ,10
Wool and Silk ilareges. ' '- . I SX
' Bare es d'Angials arbithgl , 4 - L
,' ;183i
10 yards Merrimac Prints, and trimmings....j* 1,00.
Fine Dress silks
Extremely Rich' • ' ' - 1•" 50 •
1 . •,70
White Dose ' '
Nice-Lisle Thread Gloves • I . 1 a
, • Pure silk mitts _ . 12V
-
' Watch.steel spring skirts .......... ... ~..........; ,Y.)
Good 'draw bonnets'. • I . • I
, 50
Beautiful Leghorn,' I 1 JO ..
Rich Bonnet .Rildmas.. i / ,10 •
. French Embrodered curtain M". 1111 1" 4 ,i2X .
Good Pants mi ff _ .. i - ' .....! ,12Ns-
Better . •`
,r
.. .., I , .
- :...L. ,16
.Otter Goods Equally al EIIEAP:
"e" 3 1— 14. 0131.03:0.13eze
that we will do all that-we advertie. Be
sure to call before purcbasinfi .else!where,
as we *ILL Not, and CA NOT belunder-
Sold }many establishment this 'side of New
York. ;HIRSCHMAN. BROS,
Binghamton, May 15th, 1850.
'FIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN .
-a-4 the Poet Ofile(i ' d Montrose, slay 15th, Mi.
Alesander Alba Aney - Chivies Al / leit
John It Allen ' Bernice Alien O W Baker, -
Lydia Butts Addle A liranin- • Ham Croft
Lewis Calves Thomas Coined Attemas4'arpenter
W T Cook E A Chamberlin 2 Sarah qco lamina
E C Dcwers 2 Helen K Dewers James Ds ids
Betsey Doyle M E Orey • W Oollan4
11-11111 . Fred:Jain= '.E A JacksW '
-P E Loomis . Sarah 11 Mapes Lett iderria
. LJ Mott John Muller EdwardNdmiway
' Jacoh.biewell &M at Paddock Plumbi4
Wm II Smith Debbie Smith' Wilmot Stevens
Tantart -William Taylor" WAL.Tosaie - •
Wlatera - Waren& Soarer 2A - 0 WarnM.
' • Edward White Jr , Carandors Warner
Petraxis ceiling for the above letters will please sat , that
they ore" . adTertisod. ^ B.J. WElnk POrthmaster.
WyOniinglifE•lllt - AkCE Company,
14.1 f. Efittß Alt RE, Pa.
1. •
Inuirtei PeilietztaL
• • : ; ; • , ;
Capital
. 119[00,000., I,Wiiir,plas ss,ooo.
Ninrember id, A. 1). 1857.
DinEc'roitk:
- .
, .
O. U. llolletibnek, D. O. Drlenintsh, .7. P. Dena.,
' _ Jolni.ltetettant, ; David Morgan, Chan Dormice,
Etaml Winltutun, -It I) Lame, • 'Wm S nnoe,
1.. D Shoentaknty - Ciecr P Steele, II IN Hoyt,
.11. e.:•thennu.,'sety," • ,"- .G: M: Itii.miLicic. Ara?,
•NV..43. ,
CF RLINO, TIVC/R. L.- D.'BnorlAttnn, Via Perot.
\
R. K. BLACKMAN; Montrose. .Pa.. •
1y - , _ i . Agent foe Bunquebnput County:
•DID, .BLAC,K3IIN •
MAY I3E FOUND, fer some months to
come,:at HES. BARD'S, near by the METHODIST
CHURCH. It hi Tory desirable theta!! indebted would he
so kind as to --- but held! 'Mr. Printer! It is of little
use to enlace Upon a subject so Oistasterul and repulsive
to mod people. Mentror, May MIDI, INO.-4w
'.l. • . I `l , . READ.
DRS.. OLMSTEAD & READ
WOULD-ANNOUNCE to the Public
WOULD -,ANNOUNCE
. that thlrylhave entered into a partnership for the
PractiCe of MEDICINE & Surgery,
and Ire prepareto attend to aicalls in the line of their
profession. UM f--the nue formerly occupied by Dr. J. C. I
Olmshatd, D ',NDAFS. myl7 3m I
APP ICTF
LD READ „.... !
'
WILTAA3IS'S 'COMPOUND SOLU
Y• • lion forihe PILES, is warranted to effect a Cure
in every rase, and in all stases of the disease, or the money
will be refunded, ~Poll direct lona accompany each bottle.
For sale by Abel 'Furred. Montrose; O. G. Hempstead,
Brooklyn ; T..)..Babcock, Dimeck ;_ Penuel Carpenter.: ,
Iladord3 (1' Jackson; Z. B. Slocum, Dundaff;
Merrill, ilupbottont ; A. J. Merrill, Scranton. de
GIAADDING's
.. . .
,
TIORS E. PI.TCIITORK
•
MANUFAUTT BY S. BULLOCK.
I , i-tis VALUABLE - DIPROVEMENT
..S. p,oveeeses many - Important advantage* over all other
Forks, antong.which aro the following . The tines being
allowed to-drop to discharge its; load, the tilting of the
handle. as In other forks, Is avoided; hence, hay can be
unloaded with the ' utmost facility and ease into stied win
dows pr beneath 'purline beams, !and other places where
other Ilene Fork's cannot be used. It can in all places be'
managed with grimier ease than nay other Horse Fork. It
is equally adapted to stacking. Unit this Fork; a ton of
'hay may be ynlottded In from 5 to 7 minutes.
ri. e Stinacsia.i.exl Is : •
its simplieity, flurability, and Perfect operation, as well
as comparatlvelyittitling expense, recommends Its use to
the farmers of on country. .. A. D. Dtcsmson.
Decidedly the hCsti am acquainted with.—A. E. Kerr.'
A 4 43113.11110 andilabor saving impmvement. • • -
: :• . I '.l. ItaraLass, Genesee Seed Store. -,
It posseseee ee'vend advantages over the Horse Fork
commonly used I D. D. T. Moons.
It will prove a. vonderfhl labor, saving machine. I be:
Mee whereeer ticd it. will be found profitable.
. ' JOHN JOIINAON, Geneva.
Unloading bay - rit the barn by horse power is such a sim
ple operation that it seems wonderful' how a sensible man
can continue the exceeding bard labor of lifting it a fork.
Mat a time in.the stilling heat of a "July afternoon.—N. Y.
Tribune. : 1-, I .
The beet apparatus for unloading bay we are acquainted
with.—Genesee Farmer. . I .
. -
Gadding'olloro. Pitch Pork in one of the labor saving
machines which Will pay to purchase.—Prairie Farmer. -
Unloading in a; gam by menus of a Horse Pitch Pork, is
becoming quite common in some sections Of our country,
and will be practiced- cvery,where as. soon as the farmers
understand the oiwnifion. The invention °IC. E. Getting
is the best me-hate seetrin operatlon.—Ame. Agriculturist
C. E. Gadding kn. constricted a Fork which tater a late
trial. We nre 'satisiled is unimportant Improvement—Alba-
CultiVatilr
VP . "' The above testimonials are selected from many, the
I , lznigajvintl i generally knoWn as 1 dist inggished agricultn•
ride MI o have seen it operate, -agree intim above
opinion at 1 .o merits Thin Fork has taken the First Pre
mium at avknY-Fan to which it has been exhibited, in
chiding the State Fairs of Pennsylvania and New York for
185S'; and New York; Illinois, 3lichigan. and United St's
Fairs nt.Chicago for MO. and many county Fairs.
•Forks. Hone and Pulleys. $l2 • state and County nights
by
for'eale,sTEPllEN DIJLLOCK; Agent,.
Columbia el-5w Roads', DradfortMunty. Pa.
C. D. /417;ar1.9P, Atontroba., Agent for Snatfa County.
ATTENTION, FARMERS!
•. .
1 i • . p..
. -
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•
• V . kis. ..,,..
. '
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"• . .-..:--,--,. -. „imr - ~ ,,,7 • - '
. •ra:t .; 4 1: - Iv -, __L :-: i -- •=i !I : ,
. A-el .- - • ,',::. - ' - c. tl , 47cAlt ! ,
-_ _ ...-. • —4:1,;... —,,...,:=1-' 07,--- - - •ri
, MANN.V.V AI OVER & HEAPED, ''
WITH , WOOD'S 13101i0VEMENT.
• ' I
r r uns.CELEBRATED MACHINE has.
-a. taken the Firat Premium at 4tirintis public trials, and
ifennelcelled by any other machine In the country.. All
who use it, ;pronounce it a profitable; and labor-saving
machine. Thosii unacquainted with its value, are refc.rred
to Latham Bordner, John Ilarrington. and F. M. Williams,
Bridgewater; Stanley Turret'. Forest Lake: J. M. Wallace.
Dimuck ; Ti-P. Mintier. Dundaff :: F. Moxleyi N. ■Milford 1
S: IL TownFenCilroolilyn. and others who use them:
, • For machines , lor.parttenlati.. apply to
ntyn :Mt ' 'C. IL LATHROP, Agent, at Montrose.
WOKEN VERY.
111111 E subscribers having rented the establishment for
merly owned by Kevlernt the Salt Springin Franklin,
are.prepamd to thke WOOL to manufacture into CLOTH,
FLAN:CMS, &e, on shares, or by the yard, to suit our
customers..
A quantit:y of !all-wool cloth on baud to exchange for
wool, on fair tenhs. ,A word to the wise and prudent.
' Out custinnersiniay rest asSured, that cloth made at our
establishment Is nut composed of old rags, dust, and the
many otherworthlers materials,' glued, pasted, and plas
tered togethurbsis the great mass w ith *bleb the country
is bbrdeited.
Wool-carding and Cloth:dressing In their season. will be
executed with despatch and-neatness, as usual, ai" live
and let liver prices. • .
. quantity of r , obd Lath kept on hand and made to order.
•It is expectes that 'payment wilt be made. in all eases,
when the work iR delivered, In cash, or salable produce.
MO In good clean greascwanted In exchange.
N. IL—People coining from a distance' with wool,' can
have It carded toltake home with them at the time.
• I IL H. KEELEIt,
• May Stii, 1%).--ilm • • JOHN BEAL-110'NT.
, s2Lrcronsys
.
lIIVER fi ii ill . I GORATOR .
NEVER DEBILITATES. . . 3
IT la rotopontrArd entirely from Gum a, eel
, hastmonn.wirstalashesi tact, a etoolard Netictile, known
and approved by- 41,1 that - have nerd It, arid tai now re.
coned to obit rounds-4m In ai
alllthe diseases for taloa IS
.fa - re_coutariended,, - 4
• it Etas 'cured sthimmtts: ohlln the P.Pi teen years,
who bad Oven eft all towel otf relief, as the numerous
g
UnsOlieltedsertlttralttith my 'polocvdon show.
The dose must be tuLtMetti to tie temperament of the
Individual taklnd It, IVA 414- sal to such illumines as to.
act gently!un the Bowels.
Let thel dictates of your : - Judgment guide you In the
'mac( the.LIVER It A i% VIGOILATO it, sod is
will core Liver Com.. le plitletts,lllllorts At,
. iaklait, i Dyepepola. 13 chronli. Diarrhoea,.
8a m rtia ir'C ana .-plaints . Oyer:site..
ry, Dropsy - , Sour Stoutaeh,llahltotti
Coatlrettrao, Chol.. ' tr,, Cholera, Chute..
ra Morhas,Chotera lorata„ lialatar.
tenet , :Jain as die r, F emale Weakness.-
I
o nt
es, an d may be osod Noe._ . eitiefolly As an Ordina
ry Family filetll= pi vilite,ltwUleereSlCK.
ILEA PACII E, too ' thratatout, eon teatifyAlto
twenty minutes; i 1 / f iat° or three Tea.
'apootalliala are talc - , ilea at commencement of
au. 1 •,
A.l
millo.tase lt Orel iglyltag their klaxon,'
in its favor. ' . ' I -
MIX *ATRIA lill TII.E.DIOUTII Wlifla
TjIE ITNVIGOKATOIt, AND SWALLOW
lIOTICTOG-E'TIIEIt. I • -
.. - price One Otallarvar Bottle. -
- . i ' . ' — = . las o .- -- .
~
I . :SAN/ 1 0RWL , . ~
CATHAfiIii:PALS,
i - CIMPOUhDED Fang
Pixie 'Vegetable Extraeta and put up In
GLASS Capita; Air Tight, a n d wilt keep
- its any climate.' i
TM Fondly Ca , , • i hellfire PILL %mut•
tie bet reek°. - C.atbartle a whkb the pmetimor Ms
wed to Ins praitlce , more than tweet) , yearn
The constantly loeresslng deellsind front • those tabs
bidelnedusodtbe PILL. s i And the Aellshrilms whkh
all espress le regard to their •-• nin, haeladueedetsloplaca
Maas triads the reecho( all.
Me Prttesaton. will know N that different Cathartics/let
ea dldereatrlima af th e bowels.
- The - FA MILY CA.. - TIIIMITIO Pit.. 11.
. du, will due reference to . .Ul4 well rataldlobed- het,
hien compounded from a n k , variety of the purest Vege
- table Karat* which act "w' &blur on every Dart of- the
Alimentary esoal. and - are g gOod and mai:Wall eas
es Irian, a Catherne Is needed, such .ig . e .1.11.• ~
M.:t e l:UM ill the ' gir....:,,,,i. at.-
1
Cottivenete, - Pal SI an Sanwa* owe;
the . -whole - body, Pan town 'oat aka& '
. Piquantly, If- • neslected. end kka lexs'eotuse of re
' Ti,. latts . .ollt - Appr , . Cite. a ins' Creep eon
_ aatiatkpreolit over Ale. b n a. g r ein....
sees, • Headaelte. or weight to t h e hi - al.
alt 117111.aut witurY . lliarsuler - Waring In .
Chilliteit or - Aldealla, ill !then en /alien. a great
Yowl er of the Bleat -..., and aunty dimmest* arbkb
Bests Is lr, too numerous . ‘f to Melaka la. Pds adverthie•
• • ALICE TIME DlNltta.
Thaffktver Invigorator...ad Puma?
an
tbarlie. Pill.' era Walled by Drugglsta eenanllf. Ind
tall adrakeekt 67 , ga:riled* le an the lam rousse ..
• 1 II T. limif. sAN roam M.it/. - - .
- - - - • Ilanutseturer and gio',
• 336 lisesd New ay. , New
.York. ; --
- Yee wle to ' Von pow ..i;‘ , ABA TURRET!. Amt.
.
iti' M OROI MI
2nd DOOR ART& FORD'S.
rPUBLIC generally tie informed that FILER x
u l inrrzolv is given nt all honrs of the day. of NEW
GOODS Of all Aorta. viz': Dress Gonda of Summer Print",
Pop
t/Ilin", MIS": awn" pattern". cheap Bishop LaWII.,
Brilliant, Book. Bard, Jaounidta and Stelae Mutt, Ladl,qt`
Coital,. and Sleeve", Diwity, Marneflleiy Yoreen", Fund..
Lure Fruit". Xentucky Miami, Nankeen", Sommer Star",
Gents Shirt", Cotton Drawer". Collar", Cravats Necktie",
and Sunpimilers. A pow itql large lot of .
LEATHER-WARE
.nch Gents Pine Calf Boots—good also heavy and
light ShOP. Splendid Ladle" Gaiters Trots' tin tahilifnipt
warranted to At. White, Brown. and Black. HOSIE.RY,
Paranoia „and Umbel/4a, Band Bosco and .. Work Banketa,
t.t..4Xl`ll3tilbsEt:D6 .
rniiag-Fluid
and Spertn. Adamantine and 'Tallow Candleii. Bra", and
Japaned I..anter", Wash Boards and Colter Mills. White.
wash Britain-a/Bed Cord" in) feet long, whittled and 'peva
Clothes P,iva, Pine and CEDAR PAILS, besides aPILE of
Vitigg XVI Cita Q 1.1
of every art ety„ among which arc Taplco and Corn Starch
for gloriontpuddings. Cream Tartar. Soda.tarch Salmons
Ca"tor 011, Epsom Salta, Black and Scotch :snuff, and lot"
of thing" 'Which won't do to read afreue, but idea.: to call,
examine 4nd fart about, We are ready and willing tu "how
Good", aired though they may not shit ; Mtd tluinkful for
email favor". ' . - 11. C. TYLER:
-rooms. bitys a bottle of the Ebilllng Bair Took. It
Li beets ant-thing ever "shook up. • TYLER'S.
- 310STROS4 May 9th, " •
ta..nrixa _inlieffsY
CLASSICAL & NORMAL SCHOOL ,
TriF:i.TRUSTEES hiforni the pub
lie that the next term of this InAtitntlon will open ot:t
Wedisesday, :Misty 2:14i NCO.
•Tht. win be the bet term of Prof. Brodhcad'a counectlort
with the {school ; the faculty of InntrUctiou le.ax [allows 3 ,
BROINIXAD, B. A., Principal, and Preteanor of Latin,
French and Rhetoric.- • -
8. Si IIAIITIVELL, 13. - A:, (4r Tale Collegel Protesnor Lf
tincelc,Mook.lfeepine and Mathernatla..
.Mat EMILY BLACKMAN. Teacher Of 3instc.
2.lre. A. ht. RICHARDS, Preceptress of Primary Deparl.
The adtanteded; thus.offered. are not "alwaywarallalde ;
and such school In warranted- In it, strongest claims rpf
patronage. The price for tuition the same an formerly:—
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. Primal* Branchea...s3;so' I Prang*ia
Advanced EngßaV, _O,OO ; Latin o r Creek -I
i The hnilding Is nhder repair.' Rooms can be tibtalned
in town. , No charge \ for lees than a term_ rodeos absent
(-from sickness._ . : Witt. dESSIJP, ?resident.
C. F. BEAD, Secretary.. * .• mylOtft:
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS
D '' , PHELPS DROWN, the great. iiirefof Constnnp.
Lion; Was for several Ytmnpo badly afflicted by lip.
pepsin thht fora part of .thetiare he Was -confined to his
bed. 'Ile; was eventually cured kii:apreFertption furnished
him by a!young clairvoyant girl.t. This prescription. given
him by a mere child,, while In a idate of trance. has cued
everybodY who. has taken it, never havinz failed once..
It is equally eure In cases Of Fats as of DYSI.LTYLA.
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An engraving, inhere given of the principal berbilsed in
this mediclot, and all grille Ingredienta are to be found in
any drugstore. will send this valuable prescription to
any.persdn. on the receipt of one t•tarup to pay pOstage.
D 0. PHELPS DROWN, t i Grand.t. Jer , ey City. N. J.
1. AU of !Jr. O.' Phelps brown's Remedlirs ale for sale at
squebannit Depot, Pa.. by S. D. WEST.
1. Ex.ecutors' Notice.
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ALLl4rions Indebted Ui the estate' of JOSEPH BEEBE
deceit:4ld; are hereby, umnired to. make Immediate
csaytneut4 and those having shim= auainet said estate to
present' them fur settlement to O.'S. BEEBE. t.
Brldgetater, May 2, ISW-Gt. BEEBE ni•
SETTLEMENT WANTED.
WHOSE °tiny Patrons who ha'veUNi:ETTLED A - cconnta
• .1_ stew,ling against th'em - on my Books, are reapeettully
• invited to call and adicest the same without d.'lay.
lIROOKLYN, May 2, isTimst.. . A. CLIA.3II3k4LIN: .
. tiiP WI VID, 44 OOD S %,
For DILLY :1860
i i a sll m m ERs y liii . . p[NNI ,
MITE sUbscriber. reN,,stfolly infoam tho:itizens q this
. ctkanty.that they are now receiving `
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• 1.-1' WELL SELECTED
AND NEAT, STOCK OF GOODS !
(specially adapted to t ' lic retail trade ofthis vicinity. We .
will lace it our especial business to superintend supply,
ey the wants of those who duly favor ne with patronage.
and we invite" FARMERS, MECHANICS...and - the " rest . ',..
of mankind." to ilill on us, feeling confident that our tare .
a.sortment Kill RING OLT "a - welcome to everybody wrio.
are fond of Waking choice selectioni AT LOW PRICES; .
%WINE TOEXHIERATE GOODS
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:sake it. to say the ' , tare in the--.” nig thole" of other day.'
'have paled their ineffee t nal tire,:before the brilliant array of
6Cltsonable merehandioe which 1, , now , tilliug the Nielve,4 - •
of our Store. Ve have everything to ,11, and at
P 111( 8 1)011 7 N T11:.T11 E. LOWEST
and only . iol.: to chow our Good: and tell how we sell - them
before you purchuec elgewhere.. Happy reiult, , . then. ate
sure to follow Never win. there melt grand .combinationa.
viz.: the heaCte of the old ftillo. - ..ntade glad • the - In:art. of
"new beglitnery" Riled With joy. anti the tient-, of all the
little one Oiled with delight. and everybody made happy
during the Spring and Sumtner days by calling at the --
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att . : EFS- 111 Ettif E
Our shelves are groaning under, the weight,of all kinds of
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spßitiGli.sommill Gopt.,
all elhadt4! all . coloral from tbeEterulean hnetif anitallan
sunset to: the drab of the staid Quaker. and mint tic rold.
lot of Ready Thule
Caps. Botts and Shoe . a,- 'tio. Cow ' and
Ilerrintt,l(.:rockery, elf:, as cheap as can be had anywhere
atTetail.
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With this we, close, giving allanother cordial incitathei
to call before they-buy, compare prices, undgave•rnoner.
We will pay the bighost'ptice in trade for all kind; of
Produce. , -,-.• 1:01'S(l
SI.I.3I3IkItSVILLE, Pa.,.May let,
BUSINESS, CARDS.
' w3l. A. SNOW; . • •
JUSTI6E OF THE PEACE.—Great Bcnd.
.Pa. OMcc
on 3lttin street, opposite th e lA estem.llouse.
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- '• .; • P. - LtiES,
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- Eutsni ,'o NABLE T.k11.0.11.-31ontros(;. Vet. Shop
I: in Pinvnix Block. over store of Rend; Watious
ot Foaterl_ All Work witrianted, as to tit and finish.
Cutting done on short notice, In best style. JanIVO
; DR. ILS3RT.I-1 Sc SON; •
SUNGEDS DENTISTS , M ontrose, Pa.- . .
Clitice in Lathrops' new Minding. 0ver•,, , ..-m
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the Bantu All Dental opemtlorn , will be 'Q.
-ve ill
performed In good otyle and warranted. 1 .
J. B. aqo4.trit
XeCOLLLTM. it SEARLE; s'
A TTOFLNEYS and Couneellors at Law..f—Monirose, Pa.
.VIL. °Mee In Lathrops' nc‘bulldlg, over the Bank. .
ALFI?ED.IIAND,C -
.ALTT.„ OILNEY and Coaniellor atLatv.4-31oNTIt0:4E.
WilEattend to all bodo m q.' intrusted to him with 11
delity and der m atch. Ocoee with W. & JetEnp,'Env
'A. C. Af t AIiZIMIEN P E. anus's.
-DRS. BLAKESLEE & BRUSH,
EtAvirgo associated thernSelves for the prosecution of
the duties' of their profession. respectfully offer their
services' to the. Invalid ?oldie. Office at the residence of
Dr. IllakEslee, midway botireen the villages of Dhuock
and Itpringvillel -ap2o bty
DIZS. BINGIIA3I & ANEY,
worn') announce to the public that th;:y have entered
,XY hdO n partner..hip for the Knape of .
. MEDICINE -& SURGERY ,
end are Prepared to attend to all mils In the line of their
profession at all hours when not otherwise engagetb
OFFICE—The one formerly occupied by Dr. Bitrgbam.
N. B. The book acconnts of Dr : Bingham mambo tonne
diately settled by notes or otherw ke. • •
New 411 turd , March, 15110. LW. . . BINGIRM
I lIFINItY B. -
TTOILNEY and Connoelloiat Law..-70WANDA, Pa.
A °Mee in the Union Block.
Jen S 8
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DR. E. , F. WILMOT, . '•
el ItADVATE of the Allopathic and llonuenpailtie Col.
1.3 - lulett of Medicine:—Great Bend, Pa., Ofttee. corner
of Main and 'Elizabeth-obi, nearly opposite the - Methodist
Church. i. • ap.lii tf
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vrx. mtNrriNa coons utsnr
IW3I. 11., COOPER & CO.,' ,
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17CHE1ta.—Montrose, Pa. Seen:ilgers to Poet. Codper
LIN& Co. Office, Lathrop,: new balding, Tunipike-O.
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'I NEW' „
S OFFICE. • • . •
/ME 14,EW•TQIIK CITY ILItSTRATED .r 7
lirwsrArrats, ALkGAZINES . ETC.. .fruu
for sala at the Montrose 1100 K STOttE, on ; ?t,-
Public Manic. by A. N.,ltou..tun.
' •JOIIN GROVES, • ;
TAlLOti,—Montrone, Pa. Shop
near ;the Baptist Meeting House, on Turnpike
stmt., All orders filled promptly. in ern-rate chic.
Cutting done on short notice, and warranted to tit:
1 DR JOHN W. COBB
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PrzystclAN AND SUROEON,-11ontre P. Oilier.
de public Avenue, opposite Searle's Hotel mhl ••
. • • DR. G. Z. DIMGCIc, •
IIYSiCIAN AND SURGEON,-31ontrouv, Pa. ( Mc*
uveriWituuns' Sturu utte, ut Searlu%. Hutt!.
• ABEL_ TL'llitia.i„
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-1-1 1112 8 A ta ilfit nii, G i las 6 Ukte. 6.- M i'a e t i tim l T - 0 41 11:. ( ? I NTs i gh is . : U D 'in e:
dow Glato„Cirootdos, Fancy Goodh...Jowelry Perco•
w i t E rp i ad.—A . gfig i ojg e tb . e
n. moa t
oogl t r
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. WM. W, s3trrti C 0.,,
Bur AND CUaIIi MANITACTUiLERB,—F9Ot
lJ of Main street, Montrone, ra. ging,
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