LIFE MEMORIALS. "IWOULONT_TA - KE A WORLD FOR THIS," aladp remarke d tons a day or two aide°, as •ahe'exhibited the portrait of an only'ehild, gone to the 'spirit land;" which was one of . i r17333363 9 i 4 How I should regret it, had I not secured' 4 this precious memorial of that dear on" So thought we. The loved ones are "riot always with us,and while we cau call thorn our, every one should secure such a memorial; especially since they eanihavo them so truthfully taken .by that successful artist, A.:B. TUBBS,i of -Bing.. hamton. nee • ' HORATIO OARRATT, - Dealer in FLOUR, GRAIN„GROCER IES, PROVISIONS, .PYE WOODS, Staple DRUGS, WOODEN: and ,STONE VA RE. ALL _WINDS qfiIIOUSEKEEPINii - ARTICLES c YANKEE NOTIONS IN GENERAL,--one door Worth,of Barnum's Hotel; Yew Milford,: Pa., WOULD be pleased to see all his old friends and many new ones at his NEW Store fronting the 'DEPOT, where he is prepared to. show, them such a stock of the above artie'es as New Milford has long stood in nerd of. • ":Division of trade has as many advantageivan division of labor." Any man confining himself to one branch (if business, giving that branch his whole Capital and:attention can keepa better assortment, buy cheaper and SELL CHEAPER. than if the 8:1111e means and time was 'employed in a . general trade. If you. d6nt think SO; call on the subscriber Ind be convinced. The sound principle of SMALLIPROFIT FANO PROMPT PAYMENT , will „be - strleay adhered to. Butter and other Praefuee forwarded to New York to one of; the 'best commistdon houses In the City, and prompt payments guaranteed. _ . HORATIO GARRATT. New Milford. Susq: Co. Pa.. April, 1860 —v. MORE NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1860. GREAT'ATTRACTIONS IBEUM TOOT OF MAIN STREET. Textensivil Furniture Establishment Of SluTn Bantnsns having, been refitted and greatly improved, the proprietors respectfully announce to the citizens of Montrose and tiein ity that they are constantly making an 4 keep on hand the LARGEST and-BEST i - issortment of FURNITURE To be found in the Country. We give the following list - of some of the Cr' Rides which wo will sell at greatly reduced prices, for CASH or READY PAY: Eureaus, l Walnut or Mahogany, with glass, from $l6 to $35. Bureaus with marble or brocatelle tops from 818 to 8:34. And a large assortment; from $B, $lO, 3.2-, 14, to $lB. W4h Stands, Card Stinds, Corner and Square Stands, of all variet!sind prices„from 775 cents to ten 'dollars. . -Desks, Divans ,Towel Racks, Footstools,Otto. mans, Lounges, &c. Centre, Card, Pier, Toilet, Piping, Kitchen, and Extension Tables. ''Chairss—Cane and Wood Seat 4, Rockeis— Cane, Flag, andWoccrSeats, of every Tariety and style. Sofas. tete a tetea furnished at short male at New York prices . . N. B. Ready m:l4e coffins on hand or fur: nished at short notice —Hearses always in 'readiness when desired. We employ none but CAREFUL •and Eirtut- ENCED Wont:4lEs. We intend to do our Won x and "sell it as Low as it can be afforded. W. W. SMITH; . E. R. SMITH. Montrose. .Jan. 1 Sill, 1860.2-If. -IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office at Montrose, Aug. 15, 1860.' Blockwell, S. R. Keenan, .Mary Bower,' Rev, B. S. Lane.-John H. Chamberlin:John Morrison, John Cagleton, MiSs Nancy Morse, .Nathan • Dutcher, Miss Everett Piereon,,Willlam Donlin,• Miss Esther Quick,..Angelina Fish, John C. ° Risley, B. F. Fischer, Phillip Roche, Mictiaer • Hobbs, MRS A. 'E Rowe, Denton .1-lubhard, Archibald Smith, Et Y. Harris, Samuel Sniith,llrs. Amelia Jackson, E. A. / Trey stz. Edsall, Johnson, Miss Sarah E liie rson, M. M. •Johnson, Miss MariettaUnderhill. Mr,. P. I. Kananaine Catharine Underhill, J. Choate', Persons , callings for the above. letters ieiil please say "advertised. 11. J. WEBB, P. M. Montrose, Aug. 15,18.60. .. - NEW GOODS !• • Lawsville Ceatre,Susq,:co, Pa. WALL Paper, Window Pnpers and Borders; s n a very large steel.: this day receivrd, by April 17th. 11„.REISTVON, JR. tSt.:CO. • bailie, si;ka, la'tt ns and calicoes, as immense IL/ variety, by -R. KENYON, JR. & CO. UTERI' style of Cotton Pant Goods, etc. .124 day ree'd by R. KENYON, JR. & CO., SILK, Mocha, and Cashmere Rtiawls. a laige stock, LOW. R. KENYON. h.. & • A OBBLS. TOBACCO this day reeeived'and 1,C4 for sale lower.than elsewhere iri.Susqu'a county. R. KENYON, JR. & CO, - 1000Cp. s SALERATUS in store and for sale by the box eelb. LARGE Stock . of FANCY Dry GrgAIR for Exile by R. F.V.N VON. JR. & CO: EA Setts—Five Elettant• Nttles, romplett— from sto $5O. It. KENYON, Jll..fe. CO. Lawsville Centre. Pa., April, it36o. Wyoming MI:MANCE Company, WILICES-BARRE, Pa. Charter Perpetual. Capital $lOO,OOO. Surplus $5,000. Organized Xoritinber 2d, A.,1). 1857 1)1 it r:croitg G..M.llollrnhack; D. G. Drierbarh, .1. P. Dennis., John •Roichard, David Morgan, Char Dorrancr, Sanal Wadhamr. It D Larior. Win S /Gm, L 1.) P Stoat:, !I 11931-, R. C. Extra, .'tr'y. C. 11. IlotaxmacK t Pres't. ; 'W. J. STZILLING. Trelx. L. D. SIIOENAKEII, rift .Pfett. H. P. HUMBS.,' BforitrOse. Pac '. ' l , Agent fur Susquehanna Chanty - .! A.T.So mILWIT ,, II MR TI U NORTI1EI15: FIRE 5:, LIFE Assrit„v_ccE comIANy, •?go: t Mnorgate , igrert. Lonclon Capital, s6,l.trzz,tatO ....Maim{ Ibn - taw% tttn),oo6. Wx GETTY, Agent, Phlladelpoa. R. T. BABBETT'S GOODS. „ BEST Medicinal Ilialeratut ; Petro sale no 1 hemh.a 4 0 ..1 soap, in hart , ; Concentrated Potath, in tin,: e t ,, centratod'Soft Soap—:oue %mall Box will make ono lifo‘a of handeome Soft, Soap, by the addithin of hot wter. For rule by • ABEL TrERELL: Montrose, July %, lif4o. - -Fur the p::STAr PERMA:II.3'r (-17.RL of this dlr.- EI.IIiFs and i tsTIBIA .treerlt•extmulaint FENDTI! BRACHIAL , CICARETTEB: , rvorit 4; lin 'Nassau stree, t Y ork. t"Y it per Box ; nt free by port. For sale at all Druggist.. T ITHOGRAPIrs. ARTISTE TETBEEAINTS, Brual.t " 1.1 rezminke, ,fx., a new rupplr. tug cc - ceiyed. ABEL .7TERELL. . June 1. 11Vo. • • PICTURE GLASS. • • VOIOZST quality of Vreritb 04.4.85, for aali py ABEI. TURREAL, July , 1S O. • AFFLICTED, READ I', WILLIAmss - comPotr&l) sour, for the p rjE S, le warranted to effect a Cure . Sn et4t - 1 ease and le all stages of the disease, or thalami r will be refunded. Full diroetions accompaity each belle, For sale by Abel Terra. 'Montrose ; O. G. Fiemirtes4, ; d. 'Babcock, .Dleacielc Fennel-Carpenter, flerferd ; O. Williams. Jackson: Slocum., Duridalf; 14. A. ,lerril7, flopbettom ; A.. 1. ltierient tic BUSINESS CARDS. • SAU- 'aft,' • rt, ASIIIONADLS TAlLOlL—lltintroup, Pa. ti . hop . ht t U 0 ,CL Ballard's Grocery. tut Man-street. Ttianiu) for pUst ho a continuance, _p_k t iging hittuAdt'to do nll work Mitt sfaCtorilv. Cut.'" tin- done on Mutt notice. nud , 6arniuted to di. t goianten,..V4, JWy4Rth, 1860.--Ar• • , C. O. FOTZDIIA3f, r A-NturAO. timior Boors d .11101:8,31witroem, I.ILII. Pa. Shrip over Trier`a store:. •All kinda of work made to order, and repairing done neatly. . In2lYl . DR. WILLIA)I:W. WHEATON, ECLECTIC RiTYSICLiN R STINGEO.N DENTIST • 117771 IiR....IfYRONIIIIEAT'ON, Mechanical mid:Surgical Dentist, retientlyot Binghamton, N, Y. tender their professional senices to all who appre ciate the "Jiefornaed Practice of rhysie:" careful and sklllhtl openations on Teeth: with the 113.NIPCICillific and approved rtyleS of plate:work. Tcrill extracted without pain and all work warranted.. Jackson, Jrthe 14th, 1y . • . i L. .13. ISilat, - T . . ~ . :lecke Wutcbei,,and Jewelre at the • -t 1i,ri . ,..'.„,„1 tiot lee:and oziwaiogable textile. All vc,vik warrnitd:: • Shop4u, Chandler and Jetecas's • rlore. MoN-rOsi, 1%. ' ! 00.5 IT ', • • • f • - 1 . I AV.M A.'SNOW,. T . , rsncE OP - T, lIE . PEACE;;--Great Ben& Pa. 01111ce e 01; Maln attee4., oppogite tho Wemern Muse. api - • ; 1. I.INES, NSIIIONADLRTAILOIL—Montmse. Pri. Shop in PhcenixilloCk; over Aura or Head; Watrous Foster. All hvork warranted, as to fit and finish.. Cutting done oh short notice, in best Style. Janl'al bit.. , l I. SMITI I ttl! SON, Qt`RttlEoll DrST,lSTS,—ltionliosej' Pa. 1.70111t0 to Lathops' new-building. over the Dank, :kit:Dental operations will'be "Sairsjgba performed lu gdod style told wactauttut: st`cotaxit ' w..sears.x. MeCiOLII 7 3E TTORNEY. nod Coutwthint st,lsw,4lllontrose, Pa. Ontee'in I,4throps' new buildig, over the Rink. A. C. rit.AKE! , IPF: ' P Y. RRGPit. 1)IN. IiLAKELEE. t4::' 131iMin, • • I rAVING itsi:brinied thetnieli : eilorthe p seention of JEA: the datie% pf their professhm , respor tit Ily otrer their Dr.- to the 4 nvalld Pnblk. 02101 at tht residence of Dr.- Blakeslee, !midway between the 'villuns of Dimock and Springvilic.ll stOi lay - nisinta.li • c. Joon% ANE,Y, Anno: e teel i ; t o h r e t ß e n , h p lg e t t llg ~ to h r ey 1 1 ave entered ' Wit t :to a rt i h • Di:mien= ad: - SURGERY, - and are prepared to attend to all calla to the tine of their profession at all hours when - net otherwine engaged. OF:FlCE—Theante formerla_..otieupleil by Dr. Blngbant. N. 13. The Ixaikacconnte of Di. Bingham mast do iinrne dintely-RetttlO lid index or otherwise. • I New Milf6ni., :Match. L W. BINGHAM. . . , • JIENRY- It 3IcKEA.N 1 : • A t , TiALVEY and Counsellor at Law.-S-ToW eNnA. Ps. '1 Ulna in Mel union Block. , ," . 11 , 8 58 tf • •` 1)11;1E. F. It•ILMOT, Gruni - ATE 4f the Allopathic and- tlortnri,pathic Col'- C leircs of Meilicine.—Great Rend, Pa. °hire, corner of Main and Elizabeth: 41g, nearly uppo'rito 1.4 Methodist Church. f., i apstltf . . - wx,m.. - N 4 rstsu tv+rzu ' AISICMIL WM. FIB. COOPER C t , .--M ANUERSontrose, Pn. Success Ore to* st.rooper B & Co. Otticeli taithrops' new buiditig, Tuenpike-st. .TpHN GITOV 1 1?, 4 3 • I 5 FASMONABLR TAlLOR.—Montrose, Pa. ,Shop near the Ttaptist Meeting House, on Turnpike street. All.onlers ;tilledpromptly. In lirst.rate style. Cutting done on spurt notice, and warrtutted_ At.' . DI4.IOJIN W. COBB, • I' - , 31iYSICIAN AADD sun , ,GEON.—Montrope, Pa. , 0111 re on Pnblic Avenue, nppoaite Searlt,'o',llotel. ,nllll • 4. ,- DK. (L• Z. DIMOCK, . . : 1 ' PII7SIPTAS AlSD,stqwkas.-31ontr9se. Pa. Othre over.W.llsotre tore; Lodgings at Simen'a IWO. . TURRELL, • • 1 - I,EALER in)C)ni , ..TS, - Medicines. Chemicals, 1 - )Ye J...""S tuffs. Glass Ira'Fr. Paints. ()Us. Varnish. ilow6ln4s. CT:m.l.rib,, Farley Goods. jewelry Perfu mery. .te.—Acent Par, all the most popular PATENT. 31Ellf(INE'S,—)toptrose,.Thl. -'aught. M. WM. W. SMITIT ii 4 CO., i -- , CAIITNET 'ANDICHAIR 31ANUFAC . TVREITS,—Foot of Main street, .111,ntrose, Pa. ' • I ntql tf J. C. OL3ISTE.I* ' • ' J L4IIEAD. • D.RSe l OLMSTEADB6:READ, to thd, Pitl4c that .thvy hri•e; enterediptn pntinerittliv for the Practice of MEDICINE & Sutiery, anlareprepaien to ',attend-to all callt‘ irilhe line of their profession,. Otliee=the one formerly octtMled Dr... 1. C. 01rOFtead.. in DUNDAFF: • m,yl: .MORRIS, . • - DARBEn and R4ll:Dresper. llontrofe, Pa. Shop In baonnent 1110 F. jI2 W. WILLIAMS, 130AltitER & flAltt 3)IIESSER. otTer4 Perstern to thopublie. wltti the guaranty that hh. work Phan be done in the mat Okillfhl and nrtiotie manner. M — Shop -in thenorth front of the 1 , 71..1NKL1N-1101 SE. Mont rote. Pa. Open on S'undaYa from It a. fn. until Jair26, ; I:OWIFRICES WI4! OHE PRICE STORE HAYDEItir BROTHERS ' 110P.W' iiiILF0111), 'Pa., ' 1 , , , 4 RE NOW IIEC'F',IITIN G TIE LAB- I .Z.I. geet and lw,t r , t44( of Goods ever-brought into tht minty, which we are IbOund toe ell cheap for cassia or ready pay, txuail.ting of ; • - . , Staple any Farley Dry Goods, Choice Fatima I y Groceries, Hats; Caps, .Ready Initde Clothing, Crockery, WailltPaper, Window Shades, Flour, Pork. Fish, Salt. Paints, Oils, Glans, Coal Boop Sktrts Yankee 'Notions, Faney . poods, JE*;VELIt,T, Silver Il'afe, Pails Tubs, Bruanis, Corks, Hoes .und &As . Innd Stacks of Girodu :too numerous to mention. . _ IV EE 'AI . NOT OLD 14)GTE the V lambic.... dam* a large profit andclepending on keeping an old pet of patron* ,who have not tried at other place* to Flee how much eheapor thv can buy; but we in tend to live up to th&tpark, and believe in Felling mans Goode, and pulling tinlaper than OLD FOGY merchant - a can low thew. Now io the time If von Ivant to FLIT money and ~e f Bargains. Call, at the ON PRICE STORE. VP' A lame pluck a oodwin Drop.' Yellow , Bank Tobacco always vu hatid- , --cheap. very cheap. wholepale at.; retail. I I HAYbEN BROTHERS. New Milford. Pa.. Mayllith. FATALIMPWRECIC PART Or THE OAEGO SAVED, IN A IIkAIIIAOED C9NDIITION.: • TREMENDOUS LOT OF WET 1 .GOODS ! 3,500 Y'ds FIGURED BAREGES Partly damaged by Water, at.4045,12.rta pr yard. ' in#ll POPLINS, f0r16,11. cents pr yard+woalci'be C.1.1t..AP for 75 cetiip. . ALSO A .t e AIiGE. LOT OF' AUCTION GOODS.." To be sold - at the folltiwitag prices i Good SaMmer Flax4e:only .., .. '. : .. $ .75 . Fine Sella - ! • . 1 : 01 , Wool and Silk - Brodie` ' 3.00 Handsome Mantilla& 1.45 Very 'ltich 'i • '• ' , 3.00 - Good Lawns, fast colors.— --, ,Ott Fine gnalit7 De toines . • .. ,10. Wool and Silk Barges ' . , ,IB,ti Ilareges d'Anglaie worlit MK - . MX 10';:arda Merrimac Prints, and trimmings..... 1.00 Finn 8t , ,,,, , silks : ' ' ' Extremell• ]tick.... ' • • ,70 White Hose... t ..... . .... '.. 906 nce.l.l4eThread GI l'ce ' •- , 'X6 Pure eilk mitt* - i •.- '.,.... Attu watch *tee) opringlkiiio - ' 4 5 Good straw bon u „ t . I .; :Beautiful Leghorn..... .. .. ....... ...' ... 1... .I'o Rta Bonnet Rfahotitt • . - . 40 French Zmbroidemt curtain =dine ' ,12.1 i Good Pants *tuff / - - 12,1" ' Better " ,.1 ' ; I 6 ' Other Good* 'Equallit• as CHEAP .- , 11-Okiaeern..lber that we will do gig , we advertise.: Be . Sure to calLhefor purchasing elsewhere, - as'we xori and CANNOT be under. sold by any establishment this side of New -York. =SCE:MAN.-BROS, &CO. Bingharato*.Mai 15th,1860. - 7 • IDA MT'S VEGETABLE COI4POIJXG,. a - turc cure for Dyeeritsry. Wlrpletiale turd Beta% • • •‘• ABEL, TVERELL: . - , Ow -- 4, , li,sr .S 11 , • touraimalt: 11 1 0111 TEA. - _ Herbs, Barks and Roots Poisonous Minerals and Thugs. MOTHERS - TAKE HEED: • Do you when obaeritrig the uneasy actions of .your children. conaider that It may more than a mere Cholie that allots theta f Iq nine . canes out of tan. the cause of the Utile linger er'. anguish is worms, and should fie at once Imbed 1) HEADS' OF FAMILIES . i. ,,. . Dirnot let your children suffer, when we present r ill , ion in .; • - I , ti l i - JUDSON'S WORM TEA ~ 0. A SAFE 'AND 'PLEA, 9,..5a CORE FOR :WORMS. „ ll ) How mach !better and Safer would it be to have It always in the house. A. little delay Ile- when a child to taken ill may often be the MUM 1110 of Ito :1414ge'lletttAtg withouti TtrY, and dlately, you will tot only sere the child W long 011; and tedious illeeiu, out yourself much eipense, I but also feel happier In knowing that youllusee 1' done your duty , and perchance saved its lite. '' ; This snedleine Is combined purely pt - ; HERBS AND ROOTS ! ' ,t S O T A PARTICLE OF taloincl or Illitteral IS USED IN IT. No more filthy Vermitnge will be ncea by them, who once use , thie Tra. Thenuly retire principle of ell other 'Verwituges end Worm Valle?* is MERCURY. qivs NO P Co I IS CO .1%1" YOUR CHILDREN. • . , Use this Simp e , Safe, Vegetable 3lislich6el This Worm Tea rum discolored In an minimal way among the. Wilde of Northern Mesieo•—d full amount of it you will find in our Almanacs. Ask for the •' Rescue of Mils Almanac," of; the Agent, and when .you hare read it, send it to your neighbors, that they mar also kiwi of be cured by this GREAT - REMEDY I • JILTDSOVS WORM TEA . KILLS - wop.ms,l Never Ilarios—ls Pleasant to Take. GET - 1 PACUGE-PRICE ripand tho antlet'orta Sir'rne. 4 bite , of B. L. JUDSON IC CO., and the portrait of Tauro, on each package or Mr Worm Tel ; P ip „B. L. JUDSON & co, it 4 SOLE PR OPR I_E T 0 FeS, 60 Leonard Bt.. Now .7.4.0,0. ;wo r m , reot. soul by ot;e . yie Agent In cyery Illage, And by ail Drumatts. -co s ti SAYRE & BRO., Agents, Montrose. ‘(dee2;.l HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, The proprietors and Manufacturers of BOB frETTI:it'S CELEiIit:ATED sTomAtil ;11T- Tilts can appeal with' perfect eoutialeffee 't o physicians:lnd citizens generally of the United States, because the article Ints•at Inined a rept tation heretofore milmaiwn. A. few facts peen this point will - speak more powerfully ;than ' volumes of bare assertion or blazoning puffery. The consumption of Ilestetrer's Stomach Bit ters for the last year attioutatol to over a half million bellies, and front its manifest steady increase in times past, it is evident that daring the coming year the consumption will imusit near onetaillioa bottles. This immense ane-niat could never have been Sold hut' for the rare Medicinal properties contained in the prepara tion. and the sanction of the most pr.:mint:a physicians in .these sections of ,the century where the article is best known, alto not only recommend the Litters to their pat but are ready at all times to give testimonials to its efficacy its all cases of stomachic, derangements and the diseases resulting iherefreut. • • This is not a temporary popularity, obtained by extraordinary efforts in the way of trum peting the totalities of the' Bitter's, but n curial estimation ot an int - nits-Ale medicine, is hich -destined to be MI enduring as time itself. • Hosts-ft et's- St outaela Iditcrs have prOved a Godsend to regions where fever and ague and various other lailion* Complaints hove counted their cretins try. hundreds; T o . he 'able to state confidently that the "Bitters" ere a certain cure for the Dyspepsia and like discuses. is to the proprietors a source of Un alloyed pleasure. It removes alt morinalmatter froln the stomach, purities die blood, an - al impartsreneweal vitality to idtc nervous system, giving it that tone and energy indispensaille -for the restoration of health. It operates-upon the stomach, Bier, end other digestive organs, mildl but powerfully. and bruin restores,them, toacendition essential to the healthy dischaige 0 the functions 'of nature. , Elderly persona may-use the Bitters daily AS per directions off the bottle, end they. Will find in it a stimulant. peculiarly adapted to comfort . declining years, as it is pleasant to the palate Invigornting tot he Bowels, excellent as a tonic, anal rejuvenating generally. We have the ell dente of thousands of aged men and wumen who have experienced the benefit of using !fibs PrepaKation while suffering fromstointach de rangements and general debility act ing under the advice of physician's, they have abandoned all° deleterious drugs and fairly tested the 'merits of this article.- A few words to the geritler sex. There- arC' certain period! , when their cares are so harassing that many of their blink under the trial. The relutien of mother. and- child is 'so absorbingly tender, that.the 'mother, especially if she be young, is•-not to forget her own health in her extreme anxiety for her infant. Should the period of nenternit,y arrive during the summer beason, the wear of • body and mind is generally aggravated. Here, then, is a necessity for 'n stimulant to reettpe rate the energies of the system, and enable the mother to Bear tip under her exhausting trials and responsibilities; Nursing mothers gene rally prefer the Bitters to all' other invigora tors that receive the endorsement of physi cians, Because it is agreeable to thelasto os well as Ceriain to give a permanent increase of bodily strength. . .11.1.theie'persons, to whom we have particiis'. lathy referred above, to wit : sufferers fro:r • fevol nail ague, caused by malaila, diarrlice "dysentery.• indigestion, !OP'S of appetite, and all diseases or derangements of the stomach; superannuated inValials, persons of sedentary occupation. and nitesing met hers,"will consult their own physical•welfarely giving to Hos. letter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters a trial. • C.IUTION.—We caution the public against _using any of the many imitations or counter feits, but ask for RO3lll7Ell'B er.LEIMATEI! STOMACH BITTE:Rfc. and fee that each bottle bag the werds 4 .` Dr, J.llostetter's Stomach Slitters". blown on.the side of the bottle, and stamped on the metallic cap covering the cork,: and observe that our autograph si,gnature is on the label._. ti- irg- Prepared and sold by HOSTETTER ati SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa., and sold by druggists, groCers, and dealers “generally throughout the United States, South Arno-1 aloes end Germany. • • ar Fur bale in Montrose by jams ly . 413 EL TI3I-IRELL ,OLD DOCT. HEATH'S BOOK OF TRAVELS ex and great discoveries of the Japanese and East India Medicifies, with full directions for the certain cure .of consumption, bronchitis, ea tarrh, coughs ;co Idi asthma, fever's, heart diseaie, gel ofoia, cancefolyipepsia, liver complaint,gravel and urinary deposits, female complaints, &c.--4- Illustrated with hundreds of certificates of cotes bud engravings. For the purpose of rescuing; as many auffering, fe I low-beings -as possiblo from a premature death, it will be sent to any part of the continent bysending 25 els'. to Mt. HEATH, oc2oyv] 64't Broadway, New York City. . Sold also by 4. Tunell, Montrose: Hayekd /Bros:, New Milford; - C. P. Mathews, Scranton. !. ' SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Dela. Lacka.de 'Western Railroad. Two -hours to Now York. One hour earlier to Philadelphia • ON and after Mohday:llfay 28th, 1860, trains „will b e run As foIiCAVS : . EXrRESS PASSENGF; RAlNS,—Moving South: The Aceommodatien 'Train Ewe, on the N. Y. &E. R.R. arriveitf. -Bend at Ik3B 'a: m. And the Cineinnatti•Express at. 6:03 w Couneating ith AIM Express rain • • . • leaving Great fleMl Mr New York • and Philadelphia, nt . .• • 7:10 Due at New. Milford' . - ' 7:28 Montrose .;•- • . • 7:4G • • . Ropbottom - 8:07. • Nicholson - - 8:23 Pactoryvilie - 8:47 , Abington • - - - 903 .'S'eranton - • 9:35 . 1 Moscow . - To . -• 10:59 • Stroudsburg j . 12:17 p. tn. t i Water Gap - • • I ,"Commbia - 12:45 Delaware (lb minuted to dine) • 12:56 ,•• - Dope (Philnfra eonneetion) 1:26 :Bridgeville 1:25 Washington - 1 : 58 "Junction 2:15 . New York . 5:16 - Philadelphia - - 7:15 .The Bxpresm Passnger Train, South, con lava% at Junction wi t 3p. tn. train on the Con tral Road for Easton, lethleheru, Mauch Chunk Reading, i tiarrisburg, - &e. • DI „, • 01' I It: otrn. • • Pasengers from' News York, leave 'Pier No. '2 North Neer, at- - Or foot of Courtland street ',— From Philadelphia Leave IlenBingtou - Leave Jane-film. . . I I:ts Due at Washinoton . 11:33 Bridgeville - 12:01-p. .m llope(Philad,a ,;onn'eetion) I'x:l3 Delaware (15 - minutet' to dine) 13:28 • Columbia i 1:00 Water Gnp . : I:14 • Stroudsburg . 137.8 Tobyhatina . 2:461' Moscow - - .2::31 • . ..Scranton • - 4110 , Abington . I - • 4:47 Faetorvvillo - - 5:03 • Nicholson • - liopbottom . 5:4,3 -• ar MONTROSE. ' 6:04 New 6:22, Great Bend - G:4O Conaecting. at Great Bprid with the Mail train West at, - 7:24 and the Night EXpretiiii.nt. • - I:3G M. 1.4 The Mail Train, West, which leaves Great Bend at 1:24 p. in., a through Train, and reaches ,Dunk irk.at 8:47 a. in. AcconmonAttoti Tnatx,—Moving North. Leave Scranton for Grim' Bend at .r.t.tri a. m. Factoryviile 11:00 . Nicholson - - 11:30 Monfroge - • 1, - • - 12:45 Great Bend - - - 1:50 Connects with Dunkirk West nt 3:nd OVIII SOUTH. ,The New York Expre4 s, East, ar.. • - rives at Great Bend :it . 1:17 p. rq and connects with the Accommoda- Train .which leaves qt.. Bend at 2:15 Yinntroan. - 3:10 Nichol-men • • • " - 4:30 Factory v Hie Due nf Scranton - . 0:40 The Accommodation train does not leave Scranton until atter thy', arrival of the morning train On the Lackawanna & Itloorn&bitrix it. it., thus giving passengers from the 'Wyoming Val ley a direct connection for the Wtst by the Morning, train. For the accomm oda Sim' of-w: y travel on the Southern Division a P+sattiq car will-be at tached to the Express Frfight train—, Leaving Scranton at d - - 4:00 a. m: Due at Moscow' 1 - 5.10 i Stroudsburg, t - 10:35. • , - Junction ~. . 3:10 p. m. Returning, leaves Junction at ',. 3:10 a: M.. Duo at Stroudsburg at . - 7:35 Moscow' . . 1'2:50 p. ii. .. Scr:intonl . , . 2:25 Passengers to,, and froth New York will change cars at Junction. To and tOtn Phila., via B.D.R.R. leave or lake ears at Hope. For Pittston, Kings. ton and Wilkes.ilarre, tale cars of Lackawanna S. Bloomsburg R K. atScranton. For Jessup; Archbald, and Carbondati, 'take Otunibusses at Scranton. Tickets sold and baggage, checked THROUGH. JOAN BRISBIN, Supt. . Wm N. JENks, General Ticket Agent. , ' • Scranton, Nay 23d, 180. S. M. Pettengill & Co, Ailvertimisag7A,getits, at 119 Nassau-st, New-York, and 10 State-st., Do.,ton, are agents for The ilontrose Penincrai, and are an tboriied to contract for u; : i at our lowest rates, A SUPPLY OF WALL PAPER. A s v [Ty of STYLES . BORDERING, WINDOINTAPER &C, i &C. A NEW *SUPPLY, juSt arrived, and for sale Ll_ cheap, by i .A:TURRELL nntroso, March 15th, 060. - • ILEDI . • EA.Z2I; RES-ft Er ighakbratt Willo. An aperbmt And stomachic preparation of IRON purified of Oxygen and Carbon by com bustion in Hydrogen, of high medical author ity and 'extraordinary efflcaoy in each of the following complaints, viz.: - mairrY. IFEMVOTIS AiTECTIONS, Valk, CIATION, DYSPEPSLt, DIARRHEA, CONS= PATION. SCROFULA, SALT IitHEUX. SCURVY, JAUNDICE. LIVER COMPLAINTS WINONA TISK MitRCURIAL CONSEQUENCES INTER. Derma FEVERS, imamate. lIESIONIC HEADACHES. FEMALE WEAKNESS. MIN- • MENSTRUATION. WHITES, CHLOROSIS, etc.. . PIMPLES ON ZEE FACE,; ROUGHNESS OF THE SKIN, etc. The IRON being absorbed' by the blood, add thus circulating through the whole system, no pert of the body can escape their truly wonder fel influence. • The experience of thousands daily proves that no preparation of Iron can; for a moment be ,compared with it. Imp:try:it:B of the blood, de pression of vital- energy, mile and otherwise sickly completions indicate its necessity in al-- most every conceivable ease. In all•ceses of female .debility (fluor allms,' eblorosis, etc.), its effects are delightfully renovating. No remedy 'has ever been discovered, in ;the whole history of medicine,' which exerts gruel prompt, happy, and fully restorative effects. aced appetite, com plete digestion, rapid acquisition of strength, with an unusual disposition- for active and cheerful exercise, immediately follow its use. As a grand stomachic and general restorative it has no superb* and no substitute. Pat up In neat flat metal boxes cOntalnlng 50 We. price 59 cents per bat • six Wiese 'At rat one dozen boxes. l 4 PO. 'For sidle by Druggists generalby 'WEIX be sent free to any address on receipt of the price. AU Leta ters,orderai etc., aboubLbsi,atidratsed to . R.B. LOCK & CO., . . General Agen.te. • • 339 111110 . 110WAY,.19 V. 1 1 1,8 The above in it ta9.4119n9 orth9 Übe" an 'nth two*: ...Per sale in Montrose by I • deels ly -ABEL TIARE:I.L, Agent CATAINT WASHING .'lllAOllOlli. , Clothing, 'Time, and Labor Saved ! -INDISPENSABLE TO HOUSEKEEPERS. • Thu most Simple, economical, and durable irticlirever offered to the public to alleviate the_ diacomforte of washday. • ' Description. ' - It consists of a metal cylinde., with ribs , on the inside; and an - interior cylinder ..of rood, with ribs. There Is a space frosix to :eight inches bet Ween the two cylinder ;crank .. One ,crau . ii turns both cylinders at the wane time in!'eppo• site directions, rapidly creating 4 suds, forcine the water through the clothes, and effectually removing the dirt. The action lof the Water does the work . quickly, dispenses entirely ilth rubbing, and thus eaves the wearl of clothes. _ JAMES B. RODGERS, 104 Jones Alley, Phil, is 4ent for Penn. smarm & HYATT, IPropi_ii, B - ,54 EEKMAN ST., NEW - YORK. N. B.—State and County' Rights for said. and' 'purchasers supplied with Machines at-wholesale on liberal terms. ; .1 :I rair A Machine is in operation !)y a.laundress daily, at our salesroom, 4.30 . Broadway. !. J C,CO , ' inhB eow6m MEAT MARKET. On Publtc ilvenne, 'near &dries .114tet: KEbi . l l X.Ac4;stroafntairl'okninidasm'lCnlZlalSpildYroorf Reel Cattle,callyes,Sheepoo Luispbs. Also rot hides of all kiuda. 1 BENSTOCK & BAWLEY: R. T. IIZNSTOCX. HAWLEY. Montrose. March 30th. '59.-o'. . —t--- BILLINGS STROIM, FIRE and LIFE INSURANCEIAGEW4- - Montrose, Pll. . 7:3o'n. m - 8:00 TESTEIJONIIAL.. • i Wr, the'undersigned, certify .that. we were insured in Fire Insurance Conopani4 represented by Mr. Billings Stroud. of hlontrlfse, and that, having, suffered loss by fire while so insured', we were severally paid by said canipani l es to thejull extent of our claims; and we have ienfidenee in. him as a.geod and effective agent. • • JAS. R. pEwITT; I ).;Aritu.or:& DEWITT; H. 3. iW EBB, - P. B. CIIANDLER, J. Lvcrss &Snit, \ BENJ. GLIDDN, - LEONARD SEA LE ,Montrome, Pat. Nov-ember 9. s9.2*y Important Nationtil Iltorks, Published . hy 1). Appleton & Co ,134 ti and $4B Broadway, New York. The folldwing: works are sent to subscribers in any part Of the coun ty, (upon - receipt of retail price,)l4 mail or"ex. press, pro; aid!: A • THE NEW AairnmAti CVEL,orEDIA:—‘i popu: tar Dictionary ;of General Knowledie, oditedlby Geo. Ripley and Charles A. Dana, ailed by A numerous seleCt corps of writers in!ali branches of Sciences, Art, and Literature.. This world.. is - being published in about fifteen forge' octavo volumes, each pantaining7so two.mOuinn pages. The first eigh ti utiles are now ready; each -0m- A:doing near2, l soo original articles' An a4di. Clonal volume will be published on6e in abut three Months:; Price in cloth,B3 sheep. 03. ; half. morrow°, $4; . half Ritssta, $4 1 ;50 each. The Now American Cyclopedia. is popular without being superficial, learoecilbut nottie. dantic, comprehensive but sufficien'tly detailed, free trout persenal pique. and ,party prejudtce, fresh yet accurate. lt' is a complete statement of all that is known upon every impbrtaut topic within the scone of human intelligeheo. Every • important article in it,fias been sPecH i nlly written for its pages by !men who 'are authorities 'llion • the tvies of which they speak. They are re. 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Cloth, $3; Law Sheep, $3,50'; Half Moreccii, $4; Hatt* Calf, $4.50 each, ; Tug WAY OF Pnocuancd, TIRE CYCV , P.ELHA On DElttrEs.—Forni a' club of four, )and remit the price of four books, and five enpies.will lie sent at the remitter's- expense of carriage; er for tan subscribers, eleven copies will be sent at our expense t a r carriage. To AGEsTs..--iNo other wor lds will' so liber ally reward the exertions of agent, jtn *Agent Wanted in this County,. Terms madeltnown op . application to , t fi e Publisher. • KEYSTONE -HOTEL' At -Montrose, Pennj, • , WM. E. HATCH, Proprietor. TrPHIS new arid commodious 'Hotel situated 1 on Public Avenue, near the Court ilouse,nnd nearly in the ceatre of the business portion of' Montrose, is now fuly completed and furnished: and was opened !on' Monday; the nth day of September, ISO, for the accommodation of the public and travelers. The Proprietor feels coniiient that he is now prepared to ientertairt gaestis in a manner that cannot fait to-give ' ' Complete SitistactiOn.. The Hotel and Furniture are new, acid no ex pence has been spared to render it epptl, if not, superior to any similar establishment iff this Tint of the State. It is well supplied with all the !event improvements and comforts, nncl obliging waiters will always be readyto respond to the' call of eustomers. The Stables cenneetoti with this Hnnso are New and Convenient. • The Proprietor respectfully solicits the patron. age of his old friende, and the public gen'erielly:.. 'WM. K. IiNTCII. cSals, aalt ! ! 6101taY1 7/., U2BB, WHOLESALE SALT DEALER, 201 . Washinglon-st, .(Direaly opposite Washingtoh-11arIce0 rje , :nr Y orb, STILL CONTINUES, to o ff er to the idtv And COUNTRY trade, all kinds of FOREIGN Coarse and Fine SALT, at the very lowatigures; 40000 sacks and bags, consisting in partlof Ash ton's celebrated brand for table and dalry use; Jeffrey & Darcy, Marshall's, BrownloVes, , &e. and 50000 bushel's .Turks Island, .Bonares,.Cu races, St. U hes, Lisbon. tadi z, Irina, Nantps, &c." ,all of which will bit , sold nt bargain.pricos from vessels; store and storehouses. Any putehatter Wishing to select froml a good, assortment will fi nd iyo his interest to ,all. N. B.—Fine table salt put up in small hags of different sizes, and constantly on hand fit ship ping order.' Also a 'splendid article of Rock Ground salt, in quittt boxes, put up and for sale by the quantity, in eases of five'dozen ' News ! News 1, HAVE You HEARD The NEWS? WHAT NEWS e et t ilall o l r (1! • . embracing In the Dry Geodsline, de Lain*, Milli!, Man tillas, Silks. Poplins, Prints,. etc., ete.,et4 as well d. a (nil stoat orDoniestick, surli as sununex cloths, (or men and hays' wear, Shirting's ; Ticking's Dtintms Nth* Yarn, Carpet Warp. Batts, ete.l Groceries—a hill ' assort meat.— Fish—Mackerel, Trout—Whitefish, Codfish, and Iferrln. Hardware, bending materials, Nails, Glass, Putty, Nuts, Oils, Dyestuffs. heady-maderlothing, the workmanship WAIMAN.TXD. Hats, Cups and Bonnets, of the !stoat style. Bou4 and shoeo,.wurth from•l2s6c•tolss. , In fact ;almost every variety of Gdods• Inquired for at any country can bo found at tho "UPSOMIRE • and it la Mental of the prciprtetof to make ouch dh3pOaltioe of his floods that neither his anzimm noila s ztronalelll June JO, - f , 1. 1, , MMERCIAL COLLEGE. TuE AUSQUEILANNA VALLEY IiANIC, iNGHAMTON N. Y.. , R on for Instruction from 9 a.m. to 9:30 , FACULTY: - • •• DWELL, Principal, Professor of the Scien .e of Accounts; Practical Accountant. ,Auth 'or of Loarell's Treaties, upon Booltacep ..ing,,lliageatns illustrating the.same. , .t Jolts R?./CKlti,' Commercial Accountant , Profes'r, A Bolik Keeping and Practical Mathematies. J.J.,1 Citivtis, Assistant Professor in the Boo* Kevprpg Department. A:,./. WhEZNEIT, Professor of Practical and Or li:tine tel . Penmanship, Commercial C'ttelll'a. lions ' nd Correspondence. ti LECTUBETtS: HOn.Daiiiel S. Dickinson, Lecturer on Commor risl L#w find Political Economy. • • Hon. R'busoin Dnicorn, Lecturer on Contraatil, proiniisory Notes and Bills of Exchange. - Rev. Dri E. Andrews, Lecturer on Commercial Ethics+, • ' E**74INING COMnITTEE: .. I Hon. Sherman D. Phelps, Win. R: Osborn, Esq., 1 Tiabytlß. Morgan, Esq. • - . The object of this College is to afford to all an opportunity of obtaining a thorough Business . .. Educatiop. . - . . . The Ilb,oks- and Forms are carefully arranged by - practiial adcountants evressly kir this-In 'atitotiqz4ml embrace all the recent improve ments. I - The Calurso - of instruction comprises -every dellaytmet of business. The learner will be till - I - roughi i y `taught the science and practice of I Double i ntry Book. Keeping as applied to the collowinOkinds.of business, viz: General Met: - chanditeng,,Manufacturing, Banking, Conimis- Rion,. Steitmlioating, Railroading, Forwarding, Freighting, Foreign Shipping, &c. latdiesi Departmerft entirely separate from - 1 that of the gen tl em e n . • .. - - , Students can enter College. at any time and I receive individual instruction. By this arrange. nient eveiv student is permitted to progress as rapqly n4his enterprise and ability will per mit; and 4 . tien through, perfect and. complete, will receive a Diploma which ,will enable him to reviewl,at pleasure, .Time bl, complete the course,-6.t0 12 weeks. No vacatiljus.. 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The F I rincipa lids- F. ---' -.0 it •'—ln N e v Principal hae - had mach experience in teaching in Nei , York and Penn'tf for the last ten -years, in Coinmon, as well as Select, Graded or Iligh'Splio4. References given if required . N. 8.-33oarpat the boarding hall, two doll's Per week. ' Lights' and 'washing extra. Payments to he made quarterly in advance. :Mb y . . E. W. ROGERS, Principal. 60,000 Copies already Sold. EVERYBODY'S' LAWYER COUNSELLOR BUSINESS By Froink Crosby, or THE PHILADELPHIA DAR. It tells • you How to draw up Partner-hir pets and gives general iorm s ' for Agreements of nil kinds; Bilis of Sale, Le4sei and P. titions. , It tells you Bow to draw, Hp Bonds Mortgages, is • of Attorney, Notes and 11111., - of Exehinge, Receipts and Re ' leases. It tells yens The taws for the Collection of Dents, with the - Statutes of . Limitation,and miaow. anti kind , of prOperty . 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It tells you The meaning of Law Teruo. i n general use, and exphiins to you the_Legislative,Executite and Judicisl Powers of both the General and State Govern ments. It tells yon mow to k - eep - out of La w,..by showing how to rl,l )(u bu siness legally, thus ,saxinp a vast amount of property( and vexatious litigation. by its ly consultation. Single copies wilt he sent by . mail, postage paid, to every Farmer, every Mechanic. every man of Business, and every body in every State, on receipt of SLOG, or in law style of binding at $1.25. 61000 1111.1%;tiR can lie made by enter prising Men ,everywhere, in selling the -above work. as our inducements to all such are very liberal, • , • - For single copies - of the" Bonk. or for te r m, to agents, with other informathm, anply to or address JOAN E. POTTER, P ubti,her, je'7ln6.) ' N0.;617 Saoson.St., Phil's PI:. What Everybody Wants. THE FAMILY DOCTGR: CM= ShIPLE I:I:3IrEDIES EASILY' oUTAINED. FOR.- :111E tTlit: 6F DISEASE AI.I. nu :Ms. Professor Henry S. Taylor, M. D It tells you llow.to .uttend upon the rick, • : • and how to cook for them: 110-W to P"Pate • Drinks, Poultices, arc., and how to guard Ltfair..t. i infections from . D - ehtwrious Di. I"NeMdC•S. It tells you Of the variqns 4 ,1* dren,-6nd the he-t and . ! , gant”est mode tot' t /E ntn i , t , I (luring eethlog.,-roneui,sions, Nnt.tiszetios,Whooiiinu-vouvil, 11 tells yoit the symptom!, of Croup,chidera • Weenie, Scanted !lends, Ring ; _ worm, Chicken-Pox, &e., and gives you the test lemedivs , •; for their cure.. s• . It tells .yolt The symptoms ofFever andAgne, - . • _ and Billions. Yellow, 'l's phus, Seariet and other Fevers, and gives you the best and simplest - • remedies for their cure. • IL te ! ls,yon Th i e symptimist of ihtluenza, •.Censumptioe,. - Dyspipsiii,Asth- ECM, „„ ropsy, Gout, Lumbago, Erysipelas, &c., and • gives 3on the best remedies for their cure. • It tells you The iymptimis oftVisolera • hos, Malignan ho le _ pox, Dysentery, Cramp, • eases of the Bladder, Ridneys • • And Liver, and -the iseit reme • dies for their cure. you -The symptoms of - Pleurisy, 3lomps,.Nenialgiit, Apoplexy,. : . • ••1- • Paralysis, the various Diseases .• Of the Throat; Teeth, Ear and _ Eye, and the beat remedies for 1 their cure. • / It tells rint The - symptoms . of • Epilepsy, • Jaiindice. Pifer, Rupture,.Dis eases- of the .Heart, ifemor rhage, Venereal Diseases, and Hpdrophobia,: and gives the • best:remedies for their cure. It tells yott The best and sin,plesb remedies for Wounds,Broken Bones and • ; i s pislocatione,Sprains,Loelejaw, • • • Fever Sores, White Swellings, -1 Hier') a, Whitlows, Boils, Scut : vey; Burns and Scrofula.' - yost Of_the various disease's peculiar . '=•-• •• to iiVomen;and. gives the best and sim plestreihedies lot their cure, temether with made vsl noble hints for thtipreserva-• • • • tion of health. The work is: written in plain language, free from medical terms, -so as to. be easily muter stood, while itts simple.receipes 'may soon cave you many times the cost - of the book. '11.35, printedin a clear and open type; is illustrat with appropriate engravings, anti will -he for warded to youraddress; neatly bound and post- ; aVe. paid, on the receipt of $l.OO. • $lOOO A WEAK can be made by enter prising men:everywhere, in selling •the ahoy,. work, as our inducements to .all such are very liberal. . 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[June 15th, 1858 —tt WOOD WANTED! AT THE, "-DEMOCRAT" OFFICE„
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