WOULONTITAKEIAMORLO FOR THIS 1 -
...
a lady remarked to us a day or twti since, as
• she exhibited the portrait of an only child, gone
to the 'spirit land;" 'whirl-wag one of
1r i a tr.3333€1 9 •
imißoTypEs!
. „now I should regret it, had I not secured
this piecious nieritor.at of that dear one.' So
• Thought we. The loved ones are not alwayis
with us, and while , wo can call them ours, every
one should secure such a memorial; especially
since they can.have them so truthfully taken by
that successful artist, A. B.'TUBBS, of Bing.
hamton. OCC
'BRAVO" OARRATT,
Dealer in FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCER
IES, PROVISIONS,' D YE
• WOODS,' Staple DRUGS,
WOODE2rand STONE WARE. ALL.
KINDS of HOUSEKEEPING
• ARTICLES d YANKEE • .
NOTIONS GENERAL,—one door.
North of Barnum's Hotel, New Milford , Pa:;
•
WOULD be pleased to see all his old friends_
and many new ones at his NEW Store
fronting,tbe DEPOT, where ho is prep3red to
show them such a stock of the above artie e
as. New Milford has long stood in nerd-uf.
," Division of trade has as many advantages as
division of labor." Any man 'confining himself
to one branch of business, giiitig that branch
his whole Capital and:attention ran keep a bette
`assortment, buy cheaper and SELL CHEAPER
than if the same means and time was employed
In a general trek. If you dont think so, call
on the subscriber and be convince& The sound
principle ofl
•
• •
SMALL PROFIT lAND:,PROMPT PAYMENT
will be strictly adhered to. Butter and °alai
- Produce forwarded to New Y4irk to one of the
best egmmission houses In the City, and promin
payments gnimanteed.
HORATIO GARRATT,
New Milford, Sam. Co. Pa., April, 1860 —v.
MORE NEW ARRANGEMENT
FOR 1560.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS
AT THE
ao f:Aq , A
rpu-E .extensille Furniture Establishment of
Sutra Bnontrals having been' refitted and
greatly - improved, the proprietors -respectfully
agnounco to the citizens of Itiontrose.and
ity ...that they are constantly Making and keep on
hand the LARGEST arid BEST assortment of
FURNITURE
To be found in the Connie!)
We give the following list of some of the, ar•
ticks which we will sell at greatly reciticed
prices, for Cast or READV Pay: '
• Bureaus, Walnut or Mahogany, with glass,;
ftom $l6 to $35. •
Bureaus with marble or broentelle tops, from
$lB to $•2.1. And a large assortment, from $B,
$lO, 12,14, to $lB,
Wash Stands, Card Stands, Corner and Square
Stands, of all varieties 3634 n-ices, from 75 co l ts
to ten dollars.
..Desks, Divans ,Tow - el Racks, Footsio s 'als,Olio.
mans, Lounges ; e. •
• Centre, Card, l'ier, Toilet, Dining, Kitchen,
and Extension Tables.
Chairs;—Cane and Wood Scats, Roeliers—
Cane, Flag, and Wocd Seats, of, every variety
and style.
. Sofas, tete.a tetes furnished at short notic
at Now York prices.
N. B - : Ready . made coffins , on hand or fur.
niched at short notice
_.—Hearses alWays
readiness when desired.
- .
esnpiny none but CAREFUL and ExrErti-
ENCED WoRKMEN: We intend - it) do our Wore
WELL, and sell it as Low ns it ean.be AtTorded:'
W. W. S3ll TII,
E.-R.
Montrose. Jail. 18th; 1860...=tf.
NEW GOODS
Lawsville Centre, Sing. co., Pa.
' TALI Paper, a
very large \ s ‘ t 7
o in ct ) ; l l . li P s nr d'a ers
7rre d eicli ra l) ‘ N •
April 17th. .R. KENYON', JR. & CO.
Ohallis, silks, lae n m and calicoes. an immense
variety, by R. KENYON, JR. &CU.
T~~VERY mtyle t f Cotton Punt Gninis. ...It. this.
12,04ay'ree'd by R. KEN VON,. 1 11.2 & CO.
Q ILK, Erocha, and Cashmere shawls. a large
stud:, LOW. R. KENYON. J. AZ:CO.
12BBLS. TOBACCO this.day reeried ard
for sale lower than 'ebteut here in Su-qu'a
county. R. KENYON'. JR.& CO.
10 0 0 l io li r S s tA I I ,; E . P t:e .V b r o L x I S O r Ao re And
LARGE Stock of FANCY .Dry Goo& for
sale b • R. KENYON. JR..& CO.
rpEA Setts—Five
,Elezant complety—
from 5 to 85u._ R. KENYON,JR. & CO - .
Lawsrille Centre, Pa., April, 1860.
113 A az ri onws
LIVER IN
NEVER DgIIILITATES.
'Vie romponntle'd entirely from Omani, sea
A
Ma beeioue all cal. I giatoljael.. a StandArd hienlei tia, knew a
ro
sad appi e.. 1 be all Mail ,iut he a r nod h. and to Iloa re
sortedill
to tea eodence in! ;4 .a/1 the dumb. fur which It
is reeememeded. ; 1';
It has cured thon.unda... , Mirth the l;st nee past?
lib° had given up all hope. WI 44 re.llet, p,the Mt:WM.
tuunlieltre eminent, la sit. ff, , r4raa. 4 4.i.401%.
The dose taunt he adta! apte:l' re in the temperament-of the
a
Indigidualtaklne IL e el- :ed La each quail/klieg aa to
met lenity on the lion eta. i I /
Let the dictates of pair' !jwirtnent pride 'ma 'n the
ate lif the L/VER 1N.., I VIIGORATIiit, And tt
g
sincere Llre s e Come.; ;plaints, U1:1013• At '
Lacks, Dyspepsia,' ;(7hron le Di la rebore,,
8n miner C,,° an-:; :plaints, Dysente
y,
ry, Drops hour , jAtomailejlethilinal
Costiveness, Chol-: 4 ;le, Cholera;ehole
raillorinas,Claolera! !Infai isi
ntn. Flat we
Lennie, Ja nu die e,I 1 rearsale Weakness
es, and an be y used eqe. - -; ~eitilli wan Ordina
ry Family lanai- ig elite. Itifyl cure SICK
tIEADACIIF4 liti. 'lltinicanda eau teattry:l In
twenty nilantes, I!' itwo, or three Tern;
spoonfuls are tsiee l !ell at fuluatrlletllltnt Of
La h
Ai I who Use It are' ( giv ing Mir finals:luny
a laTur.
tam IvAlmit IV TILE wrrt;
THE INVIGORATOR, AND SWALLOW
BOTH TOGETHER..
Price One Dni'ar per Bottle.
54L1Vroztzv5
FAMILY
. .
CAT PILLS,'
• .el 1X1.1117 y1)41) ritO,II . , -
Pure Vegetable Extraent; and. ptit up in
GLASS CASES, Alr Tight, and will 11
. 4.0e0
In any climate.
The Faintly Ca.. _,.... I hart le PILL Is a gi.t.
th but active Cathartic t Ul uhici, the Tics,prie•nr. 4 n ,.
i 4
Lad in his ttraethe mare d ,am teen yes!".. .•
..ik, Iromi.1,11411: 11.1.,1,15.g. dr11,./I,lli 1141. [640 In WI
hereon:: toted Ile PIM.% 1 od and tin •sitafiseilon achleh
an e•;scelsi In regard. Iss their, . - S - a., Las , laslucest sac to Own
!bent within the reach of all.' p 4 . •.,
to Profeadot vied kale 'that that ilitereat Catlin:llm Set •
t*, efferent
_pertintat of dm! 1.,•ea,,
Tits FAMILY l'A- In 1
TilAitTit' Pl-I'll.
ban..add t due reit/4:n". to this a t:'d eatal.lidod y..a.
been tonsil...nide-I frora is, n k , t ancly of the pureat i 5,,,,,,
table Esuarla. which am; , .we alike sin carry iiiin et tiled'
&hamlet - 1 canal. anti are iPI ;good and safe ha ad: ..,,,...
ea where a Cathartic Ix' Zd . needed, an-lt as . Lk..
raug•etneuta of the ae• St oin nett , rimpt..
tem.. Pains In theßack and Loh.,
coatis - enemy Pala and Soren,. met,
the whole, body, • than maiden cold, si. bleb
frequently, 11' neglected, end In a Wit 'follta• ouret
ter. Loa, of Aimee tileot envying :..ett•
firer aatton of Gold the m ur butlY Itestleium
I
Sc.., Headache,
.cialai no ,
t he heat%
ildl / OM* Ili dit IlditlY7
1 ,4 "Dtstase• Worm. in
Children nr adults,' ni
ithenaliam. A chat
Children
Mille BIOOd '+ anti tinny dbissasessisi **fell
fresh ht heir, too numerous AO to Smiiihou in ikdssdrerdhu-'
Weil. Dome. 1 to& ' • ,
E T
The Liver Pßl I nn elyre
thartle Pll Is are met
Gala e talaule by the Trade
T. W.: ISA
•
. K.EE M EE!". - •
rp lor 111111 d Family. fn.
tied by limaku - Vberbb.Y. 0 4 4
to all the *qv, Wain.
SPOILIK, K. I).. : '
Ilautilievirrer ari. rroPtlOor,
New Tork.
334 B . road vew
Fur We in Xentinne
Dr ABEL TURRELL, Agog
T IrriciattAnis._utrzsrs TUBEPA arlel;,Breish
jj et,. Alper Foil,. rarniolai, R new just m
eetly& ABEL ZEBRELt.!
jiontsuct,' June xE ISCO.
-AFFLICTED - READ t-
WILLIA3L§'S COMPOUND SOLLT
y ou f or the mItS, le warranted to erect IfCare.
in ireey.eale. andln Ali Wages of the disesie, or the money
will be refunded: Full directions aeoornpany each bottle,
FOr eale be• Abel Tairatt . Montrose ; O. G. Hempstead,
v ro oklyt .! T. L-lisherick, Dinsodc; Pend Carpenter.
Ilarford &G. Wilthlelli. Z. R Skitain, Dan raft:
V.A. Xerrili, flopharttotp ; A. J. Kerra.. Scranton: di
~-:. BUSINESS' CARDS s :;-
- - •
• jOHN• *SKETTTER.; • -••
•
T i ViSIIIONABLZTAM --
OR.lllontnose„ I' s. 13 op
.1 over 1. N. Bollard's Grocery, ore Italn-street
Thankful for pad favors, be solicit, ..16 coutianaortr"
—pledging himself todo warkaatlatactintly:pdt-
tlng done on daat nOthA , and lammed ao dr,
montroee, I*, July 1880.--tt.
. . .
.._ ,
MANIMACTISRETti:d . DOOM a liiliO.M. Nontro4l4
Po. Shop - ova-_Tsler's store. AI - kiwi mt . wolirk
made to order, arid repalting donetestlyi • Jai,'
DR. WILT .43f W. WIlk.A.TO'3l,
.
ECLECTIC_ PHYSICIAN& suanoi DENTIST.
WITH ,DE. MYRON iFTIVA'ra.V.
Mechanical and Suigical Dentist, recently:of Binghamton.
N. T. tendir their professional .scrviees to all arho apprw
elate the "Reformed Practice of Physic;"" cxnlUl and
skillful °madam, on Teeth; with the'most scientilic'and
approved styles of platework. Teeth eitracted without
pain andel work warranted.
Jackson; atme.l4lb, ltW. Vs
EPAIRS Clocks„watehes;'3nd Jewett,' st.tho ß.
chortept notice. and on Tomo noble tonna. All
u•oth.warnintyl.' Shop In'etuuniller and Jesonp'e # •
stone; 31o2yrnosn, Pa. ' • °deaf
• -•••-•
TUSTICE OF THE PFAC tt .:44risat Bend. '
el on )Mnt street, opposite the t% catera Itothie. apt
• P. LINES,
.icuSIthINABLE TAll.OR.Montrose. Pa. Shop
I! hi Phenix Block, over store of Read. Watrons
'a. Foster. All work warranted; as tolit and finish.
- Cutting done on short notice, in best style. Janlllo
•
DR. H. SMITH' & SON, ,
QUTtGEON DENTIST9,- - Montrose, Ps.
00thec to Lathrope 'uew building, over . •
the Bank. AU Dental operations will bo •644••
petiotuted in good etyletuur Warrspto4 ' •
leCoLitIN
• 3IeCOLLIT3I & SEARLIK,; '
TTOiLNEYS and Courfaellort at Lawi—ltontinue, Pa.
32: ctllce In Lathrupe ow the }lank.
.2\.c..IILAVEAL.2!.E • MICBII.
DRS. BLAKESLEE & BRUSH,
lur AVI NG associated themselves for the proseat lon of
I the duties of their profession, respetfully offer their
servieeslo the Invalid Public.'. °Mee at the residency of
Dr. Dlakeplee, midway between the villages of Dimoct
and Springville. ' ! apt) big
MC=
DRS: GRAM- .AN El,
AV - 011 M apnonnee tOthe public that they hate entered
1 into partnerAlp.for the prictice or • • ,
MEDICINE &• SURGERY,
and 2;re . prepared to attend to all eallsin4he their
ptofes.mon an all hour,. when not otherwistionmed.
OFFI(S.---The one formerly ociupled by Dr.Tling h tlTll.
The book ar,Vtlinit D.r..Dlnghtuu must be home-.
tli)itely xettled 1w notes or otherwise.
:Sew Miifird , Nlarch, NV. BINGHAM.
lIE~RI B. MeKEAN,
2
ITORNEY and Conofellor Law.—TOWP , .:Die, Pa
°dice in the Union Block. - JeS 5o tf
•
r.
( le
11tADUATE, of the Allopathic and. tionucopattile Col
. 91 geof Medleine.—Great Bend, Pa. Oflicv, corner
ofllain and Elizabeth -Eta; nearly opposite the Methodist
4:hurel4 npliatf
,rat. powrriNo 000rtn -ttEwnT
WM. H. COOPER CO. i .,
ANEE.ll.s.—Montro•se, P 3. Sucoettoni to PoO,Coo . Per
Co. °film, Lathrop& ziow ImltilneTurripike-at.
. .
. f . - 1 JOIIN GIVES, . . ,
#ASITIONABLE TA ILOR,--ifontrose, ril. Shop.`
..near the Baptist 3leoing. Howe, 'on !Turnpike
M(ce. AlVorders tilled promptly. in first-rate style.
cutting dorie On short notice. and warranted to tit.
, -.1------ 1 ---- ----
• f. 1
1 I)I{..TOTIN W:C013B; , .
-pIIYSICtiN AND t;PßOEON.—)fontrbse. Pa. Oillee
g. on Puy ic Avenue, oppoeite Searle's Dote!. mitt
.1
i DI,t. G. Z. 1).1110 - CK, .
i)rrssictxx AND SMlGEON.:—Montriwe. Pa. Office
IS over Wib.ons' Store; .Lodging: at Searle's Dote.
N
• ,
ABET. TUIIIZELT
I)EALEff trrDrogs. 31rflielneft. Chenaculp, 'Dye
Stuff,i..Glabs It any. I'aints. 0115_ Vanll,ll.
Glap.N. : lirocerl,s. Fancy Gocule, JeuTlry l'erfu
.34l.l;,itiei,--igget:tLfgtr,nl,l,!,lll",tua.ost popular
,PATE..VanTgi
w. smrni R CO.,
tnilF AND CliAllt
44 of MAIO ottret, llontros+c. Ya. .angl tf
C. OL*STE.AD ~ ....,...J. 1 . . .HEAD..
•
DRS OLMSTEAD & READ
9
.7t1T0174..D ANNOUNCE to the Public
'
that they have entered intoi a part nen•hip for . the
V,iactiee of MEDICINE & Surger,
ark are prrintred to - attend to all (ib. in the line of their
pri.fest4ou.s.Hilee--t he One formerly occupied by Dr. J. C.
O 1 nytrad. (n DUNDAFF. myl7 3m.
1'149F. CHARLES NORRIS,
ir)mattit and Hair DreAeer. Muntrope, Pa. Shop in
.2 4 7 b.asenannt of Scarlet , Hotel. •
. .
• - 1110}..i. W.
Auprii fi If.tlit DRESSER, infers ecri - itet to
1.31 the 1411 e. with the; mutranty - that lilework ehall be
dohe in thematiet elallful and artietiet mannO. VTShop
in Ole north front of the FRANKLIN lIORNE, !Ama
mi.. Pa. Open-on Sundayiptrum m.
July %, I'NA—tr. -
7 - 1
LOW - PRICES . WIN!
THE . •
•QOIGINAE ONI PR CE $lOlll
DEN BROTRERS,
• N EW NI IL FOlll9, Pi.,
A It}: NOW RECEIVING jTIIE LAR
ge.tafid heft goat of CroOdn user PrOught. Into tale
county, whinii we are•botind to *ell - nliospfor tash or rouly
pay cunnititing, of
I I,
Staple and Fancy Dry Gootb,
Clioire Faintly Giroceities,
Hata, Capri; Ready
Prockery,.Wali Patper,
Wilidow Shades; Flour, Pork. -.
Fish, Salt, Paints - Glass Fluid,
•h oaYßVit t . Illoot Skirts;
'Yankee tliotion4, Enney,Goodo,
.1 1 .EWE.LIFild Silver Si'are,
. - Pailly Tubs, Brooinii,,Farkr,
Ilor%;:and Loto and N;ack'fi or Good, too
titt tnercyrt to mention.
3::,..113E NOT OLI)WOOTES in the
bindtiers, charging. n isrge prtitlt depefidnig on
keepiteran old set of Trammel yib have not tried nt other
place. to see bow•mneh cheaper the , c an; bay ; lint we In
tend to liveini to the miirk, and ix - Bevel in belling many
Good , . aid R-Ilint.r. cheaper than .0 ; ,..1!) FOGY murchnnet•
can has theta, Now in the tittle if I want to rave money
midget Bargain.. Callrit the ONt ('RICE STORE: •
't,tl7 , ` A lar;re Flock of tloodwinA Bros, ' ;Yellow Bank
Tolixeco nit% nye on hand—cheap, ,ery cr, wholenale•Lt
mlail.l IAYDE. BROTHERS,
.New Mllfurd . Pa-. Way 17th.
'I
. .
Wyona.
Capital $100,.000.- Sairplus $49006.
Orgrinizrd ..Vorfmhyr 2(4 .ATI).• 1837.
- •
Dili E:trrojts.
G. M. Ifolleithack.,.. D. G. Drießhaeh, .t. Dennis.
John Reirliard. Davld Atorgan, Chao Domiracc, ,
Semi Warlhams, It D Rois,
L D Shoemaker. Geo D Steele. It M Hoyt,
H. C. Stiehl, nac y. ' G. M. TtrnaxiniFit., Prei 1.
W. G. Sit MING, Treat. L. D. littoE.ll4Kett, flee Pret,
BiACIEBLiA, .11entibsp,
Agent for - Slarmelumna County.
.• _ 1.140 SOLICITOII T.l*
NORTI±Ein; ?IRE & LIFE AS.SI. 4 RAINTE
.cOMrANY.
.1% - o. I Moorgatestreet, .
_ , •
. .
Capli.*l; tlig.e3.oolo Innnal 1:0 - eune. f).oun.ooo. • •
GETTr,ligeni,Philadelphia.
•
NE W GOODS !
EVANS & ALLEY,
1- l A li . . l. Z , ;:rVo li gr ed oniVg r g n errga Melt
gt r , e o
'nt h a ve erst the
hat
[her are now -ready to show the berfassortment of
CLOCKS, WA CHES,
SILVER WAItE, PLAITrp WARE,
FANCY GOODS,
t- COM) Clffli..NF
Ten Tra)s,Breastpiu Finger-risige,
,
I
Bair Piss, Lubin Eic l tiraels,
honey Soap, &e.
in this part of The State_ They ha ve j, returned from
Now York with a full and aatenalve annulment of goods
in their line, which they have purclunted for rash of th •
uumnfitelturm end Importers. and They flatter themmlres
they can O 4 er 4 ndoemlenta both in Kyle, I vutletf end Mi
me, not to be equalled - weft of Nest• yu c k„ D a t urm i us d
yr
keep up witlf the progress of the ic, they have added to
tier assortment many articles not previously kept of eru
cts) utility mid beauty. Thariting the community forihe
nen' patronage Iteretofttre received, would solicit •
continuant* and rots rase ofthe Snit
Binghamtn, Noy 80th. 19110,
A PARTICLE OF
aloincl or ,illinerat
No more filthy Vermifuge still be' uses'-by
those who once use this Tea. ' The ouly active
principle of all other Vermilhges and Worm
;niers is •DI EIIC U IL .
Co I N"
YOUR CHILDREN.
tie tlilrSimple r Salo. Vegetably Iledicine.
This {Corm Tea was discovertil in an Unusual
war among the Wilds of Northern Mexico—a
full account of it you will ilnd in our 41manies.
Ask for the "Rescue if 214 a Ainsanoty" of the
Agent, and 'Chen you hare : mad it. send it In
your neighbors , that - they may. also timer of and
be cured by this GRRAT REMEDY I
JUDSON'S, WORM - TEA
KILLS WOR-MS,
Never Barini—!elleasaot to Take.
CET-1 PACKAGE-PRICE 25 CTS.
01t4311T--Ahrays find the !fame and srgui
tore n( B. 1.411150 N k CO., and the portrait
of ralleo, on each package of this Worm Tea.
B. L. JUDSON & CO.,
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
50 Leonard' St. New York.
• 'S Judson's-Worm ten Is sold by one VII
L
~ s 4 Agrne la l y n a r l ivg-LVll:l i o u g . e, mad
.. Crt___CT:j7loKM*
-,,
• ..,,,,
SAYRE & 131t0., Agents, Montrose. (dec33
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
The proprietors and manufacturers of 110S
TETTEll'S CELEBRATED STOMACH LIT
TERS can appeal with Perfect confidence to
physicians and citizens generally of the United
States,.beentisellic article has attained a repo
tation heretofore unknown. A f,w facts of on
this point will speak more powerfully than
volumes of bare assertion or bld zoning pottery.
The consumption of II ost 'etter's Stomach ltit-
ters for the last year amounted to over a half
million bottles, and !tont its manifest sway
increase in times past, it is evidout that during
the Coming year .the mtnsuntption . will reach
near one million bottles. This immense nicunt
could never. have - been sold . but for literate
Medicinal properties contained in the prep:int,:
tion, and the sanction of the most pronditent
physicians in those sections of the country
where the article is best known, who not only
recommend the Bitters to their patients, but
are ready at all times to give testimonials to its ..
efficacy in all cases of stomachic derangements
and the diseases resulting therefrom.
This is not a temportiry popularity, obtained
by extraordinary efforts-in the way of t runt
peting the qualities of the Bitters, but a solid
estimation of an invaluable medicine, which is
destined to be as enduring as time itself.
Itostetter's Stomach Bitter 9 Lave proved,
a Godsend to. regions where fever-and ague
and various' other bilious :complaints have
counted their victims by hundreds. To ho
able to state confidently that the "Bitters'?
are a certain cure for - the - Dyspepsitsand like
.diseases, is to the proprietors , a source of un
alloyed pleasure. It remoies all morbid matter
from the stomach, purifies the blood, and
imparts renewed vitality to the nervous system,
giving it that tone and energy indispensable
for the restoration of health. It operates upon
the stomach, liver, and ether digestive organs,
Attildly but powerfully, and aeon restores them
lo acondition essential to the healthy discharge„:
of .the functions of astute.
' Elderly persons may use the Bitters daily as
per directions on the bottle, and they will and
in it a stimulant peculiarly adapted to ; i comfort
declining year's, as it is plestantto the palate,
invigorating to the bowels, excellent as a Apia,
and rejuvenating generally. We hare the evi
dence of thousands of aged men and - women
who have experienied the benefit of using this
prcparation.while suffering from stomach de
rangements and general debility ;•acting under
the advice:of physicians, they have abandoned"
all deleterious drugs and .fairly tested the
.merits of this .article: A- few words to the
gentler seit.-,A There are certain periods when
their cares are so harassing that many of them
sink - under the trial. The relation of mother
and child 111 so , absorbingly tender, that the
mother, especially if she be yourig, is apt to
forget her own health . in her extreme-anxiety,
for her infant. Should the period of maternity
arrive during the tounmer season,.the wear of
body and mind)* generally aggravated. Here,
then, is a necessity for a stimulant to recupe
rate the energies of the system, and enable the
mother to bear up under her exhausting trials
aptl. responsibilities.: Nursing mothers gene- .
rally prefer the Bitters to all other invigora
tors that locate the •endonement of physi
plan's, because it agremble- to the taste as
,vrell as certain to give a permanentincrease
of bodily strength.
All those persons, to whom we have partial
larly referred above, to wit: sufferers from
fever and ague, caused by malaria, diarrhma,
dysentery, indigestion, loss of appetite, and
all diseases or derangements of. the stomach,
euperannuated invalids, persons of sedentary
occupation, and nothing mothers, will consult
their own phydcal welfare by giving to lion.
tetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters a trial. •
impany
CAUTION.—We caution the public against
using any _the many imitations or counter
feits, but ask for HOATZTTLIL . II CELaDBATZD
STOMACH SITTITM, and see that each bottle has
the words "Dr. J. liostetter's Stomach Bitters"
bloWn on the side of liii.bottle, and stamped
on the metallic cap covering the cork, and
observe that our autograph signature is on the.
Air Prepared and Geld byHOSTETTEB
MOTH, Pittsburgh. Pa., and sold br all
druggists, grocers, and dealers generally
throughout the 'United State; South Audi*
sick and Germany.
g►' Fur snip in Montriiiio by
janl2 ly • - ABEL TURRELL.
,f2NOLD DORT. NEATIFS BOOK OF TRAVELS EN,
1 / 4 1,Jand great' distoreriee of the JuptmeeeW
and East India DI edicines, with full directions for
the certain cure of consomption,loonchitis, c-t•
tarrh,Coughi, colds aithma; fevers, heart disease,
miofuia, aincer,dyapepaia, liver complaint,gravel
and urinary detiosits. female complaints, &Ili:
Illustrated with hundreds of certificates of cures'
and engravings. For , the purpose of rescuing as
mug suffering fellow.beings is possible from a
premature death, it will be - sent to any part of
the continent by sending 25 ;M., to RR. HEATH,
oc2oy v] . • 647 Broadway - New York City. I ,
- Sold also bir A. Terrell:Montrose; -Hayden
Bros., New Milford; C. P. Mathews,Scranton.
HERB
TEL
and Roots
d Drugs.
KE HEED!
he uneasy eetkma of
at It may. be More
lets them? In nine
of the little euffey-
sliould bt at alit
FAMILIES
Rif TEA
CURE FOR WORMS.
safer would it b+ to
owe: • A little delay
ay often be.the cause
without delay, and
BUB MI Wine
um* the ehild a long
Inuit conch exPenee,
wing that you have
ice saved its life.
purely of
a AND ROOTS
IS USED LN IT.
OIVE NO
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
!4iicknek,*estersa IWlroad.
ONVIENNEEMMIC
" 'Pio hours , earlier to New York.
One hoar earlier to Philadelphia.
ON and after Bionday, 3l ay.2Bth,lB6o, trains
. will be run as_ follows
EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAINSMO,ViDi South - .
The Aecommfdation Train ' Fast,,oo tho,N. Y.
&E. R. IL arrives at Gt. Bend at 6:38 a. m. -
And the Cincinnatti Expioss at 6:03
Connecting with `the Express Train . •
leaving Great Bend for New - York '
and Philadelphia, at = - 7:10
Neat New Milford ' • • 728 •
Montrose - 1 . • 7:46
. Hopbottom . • 8:07
- Nicholson' `- - 8:23
. FactOtyville - • 8:47
Abington • - 9:03
Scranton • • - 9:35
Moscow : • 10:20
Tobyhanna . . 10:59 -
Struudsb i tirp, 12:17 p. m.
Water. Gap - . . 12;31 • ,
ColuMbla - 12:45
Delawire.(ls minutes 10 dine) • 12:56 -
HopelP6iludea connection) I:2J
Bridgeville ! 1:25 •
Wadhingtott - , 1:58.
Junction • : • . 2:15
! New York - - 8:15 , •
Philadelphia 7:15
The Expres; PussengPr Train,' South, coil.
netts at-Junction - with 3 p. m. train on the Cen
tral Rond for Easton, Bethlehem, Mnuch Chunk,
Readiiig ; 'Harrisburg, &e.
MOVINO - isiontrt. •
Pasietigers from New YPrk, leave
Pier No.',,lslorth aiver, at . '7:30 a. m.
Or foot or Courtland street. . 8:00 -
From Philadelphia • • i •
Leave Kensington - -
Leave Junction . 11;15 •
Due at Washington . . 11:33 .
Bridgeville - i2:01 p. .m
Hope(Philad,a connection) 12:13
Delaware- (15 minutes to dint.) 12:28
Columbia . - . 1:00
Water Gap • - 1:14-
- Stroddsburg • . 1:28
Tobybanna . 2:16 •
•
.Moscow . a 2:21 - • '
Scranton . - 4:10
- Abington . . 4:47
Pactorvvilio - 5:03
Nicholson - : - 5:22
lloplacom- 5:43
MONTILOSE ; . 6:04
New Milford :. - 6:22
Great Bend - 6:40
Connecting at Great Bend with the
Mail train !Neat at - - 7:24 •
and the" Night Express it 1:36 a. tn.
The Mail Train, West, which leaves Grew
Bend at p. m., 'is. , a through Train, ant
reaches DUnkirk at B:47ia. m. -
AcCqIIIIIODATIOS Tnsia,—Moving North.
Leave Sitrant.m fur Grmtt Bend at 9:40 a. m.
Factoriville. 11:00
.
NiCholson - 11:30 ,
Montrose a . - 12:43 '
Great 11,04,1- , 1:50
Xonneep, with Dunkirk Ex. West at 3:06
MovING zeurn.
-The NeW York Expresit,, East,_ nr
rives at Groat Bond at - -1:17 p. m.
and connects with the Nccommoda
, Train which leaves Gt.. Bend at 2:15
Montrose 3:10
Nicholson - 4:20
Factoryvillo . 5:15
Duo at Scranton . - - 6:40
.. .
The Accommodation -train does not leave
Scranton until after the:arrival of the hiorning
train on the Lackawanna & Bloomsburg It. R.,
thus hiving passcugets from the Wyoming Val
ley. adircet connection;for the West by the
morning train. . • :„. 7.
For the accommodation of way travel on the
Southern Division a Patisanger Car will be at
taihed kr the ExpresS Freight train—
Leaviny. Scranton at - ' - 4:00 a. in.
Due at, :11..scow . , . 5.40
Si routh.burg :. . )0:2.5,
lult.l ion -,, . 3:10 p. m.
Returning, leaves Junciinn at -- 3:40 a: m.
Due at Stroudsburg at . . '7:35
Moscow . i - i. -, 12:50 p. m. .
Scrmton .' - , - - 2:25
Passengers'to and from New York will change
cars at innetion.• To and 'Mb Philo., via B.D.R.R.
leave or lake cars at, Hope. For Pittston, Kings
ton and Wilkes:Barre, take ears of Lackawanna
& Bloomsburg R R. at
,Scr,anton. For Jessup,
Archbald; and Cdrbondale, tako Onsnibusses at
S;•ranton. Tickets sold and baggage checked
TIIROUGIV. JOHN BRISBIN, Supt.
' Wm N..l"Eaks,.Gent:ral Ticket Agents
Scranton, Nay 23d, 18,60.
HEEL -.-- •
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Al aperient and stoinachie preparation' of
IRON purified of Oxygen and Carbon by sou
buition in Hydrogen, of high medical author.
ity and extraordinary efficacy in each of the
following complaint ,, ,
DEIRLITYNERVOUII AFFECTIONS. EHS
CIATION, DYSPEPSIA. DIARRHEA, CONSTI
PATION. SCROFULA, SALT RHEUM. SCURVY,
JAUNDICE. LIVER COSEPLAINTSBEM
TISM. MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES,
BUTTE:TT FEVERS, NEUBALOIL auto=
HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKNESS. MIS
MENSTRUATION. WHITES, masons. ate..
PIMPLES ON THE FACE, • ROTIOHNEELS OF
THE SKIN. etc. '
The IRON being absorbed by the blood, and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
part of.the body can escape their truly wonder
ful influence.
The experience of thousands daily proves that
no preparation of Iron can for a moment be
compared with it. Impurities' of the blood, de.
preen= of vital energy, pale and otherwise
sickly complexions indicate its necessity in al
most every conceivable case. In all cues of
female debility (dun alba; chlorosis, etc.), its
effects are delightfully smiavating. No remedy
has ever been discovered - , in, the whole history
of medicine, which exerjii such prompt, happy,
and fully restorative Ohne. Gotid appetite, com
plete digestion, rapid acquisition of stretsgth,
with an unusual disposition for active and
cheerful exercise, immediately follow its use.
As a grand stomachic and general restorative
it has no superior and no substitute.
Pot fop In neet flat meta boxes contalate;
50 pi 11.,, price 50 cents per box i six banes,
7.11; one dozen boxes. $4.00. For sale by
Orstsat*l• generally. MIDI be sent free to
coy address on receipt or the pries. AU lets
tens, orders, etc., should be addressed to
R. B. L • * 4 :41 & CO.,
General Agents.
RIO BROADWAY, N Ye
N.B.—The above Is la the•simide of Um
-Label ou each box..
loor este in Montrose by •
decls ly . ABEL ITURB.ELL..Agent
• DYSPEPSIA LAND FITS. . embrating In the Dry Hoods line, de Lakes, Challis,'
of Domeatick, - such as summer cloths, for men tind men-
MlDMiss, Silks, Poplins, Prints, etc., ete„etc,as well as a MI
rall. 0. PHELPS BROWN, Ithe vest curer of Constimp•
stock
R.
waster Revere years so badly /glided by Dy.• boys' wear, Shirtangs, Tickings,. Denims, Cotton Yam
pepsin that for a part of tie time heAcaa confined to Ida Carpet Warp, Batts, etc. Groceries -- it NB assortment=
bed. He was eventually cured by a prescription furnished Flap---Idaelterel„ Trout, Whitefish, Codfish, and Herring.
him by a young clairvoyant girl. This prescription, giv e n Hardware, buildingmaterials, Midis, OlaitkPutty. Paints,
him by a - mere.thild. whileiwaetate of trance. has cared Oils, Dyestuffs. - Ready-made Clothing, the workmanship
everybody velar has taken , it, never baling felted once. , wsnalwritri.' • Hats, Caps and Bonnets; . of the latest-style.
It lb equally sure in. canes of F in as oynTsee rsu „ Baits and shoes, worth from 12Xc to $5. In fact ali a 4; .
1. - every variety-of Goods usually,mqnined ter at any .
, • store can be round at the
6 i . .
i!
.
Aa eageavingls here given of ) he PrinetPal barb nacd-ia • opsoNyilif .EitHINGE i
this medicine, and all of the ingredients are to be fonndin .
any drug store. I will send this valuable prescripUoa to . . . • : ' I .k`•
any lemon. on the receipt of OheetaMP to Pay postage, and it Is the aim oftbe proprietor totnake such moped
Du. v. PHELPS HROMW,,,2l . orand4d4ensey City, N. J. of his Qyalds that neither his swervess noel&
Allvj Dr. 0; Phelps Brown's Remedies are for sale a "onialr; , • . L ,
'i
Ountiolcinaa Depot, Pa., by if B. WEST. (alphas Epeonvilie. Pa., Joni ISt, 195 0- " hi•
,
CAIIIACT - NOIR illelllNF.
Clotliing t "ime t and Labor liar --- i
, v f
-INDISPENSABLE-TO HOUSEKEEPERS. C ,
The most Ample, ticonomicel, aud durable
•
'Hide ever offered to to alleviate the
4iscomforts of wasit.day. • 1 I
- Description. 1
It consists of a metal cylinder, with ribs on
the inside, and an interior cylinder bf weed,
with ribs. There is a space from ai to eight
inches between the
two cylinders. ace:crank'
turns both cylinders at the same time in oppo
site directions, rapidly creating a Sod's, forcing
the water through the clothes, and` effectual!) ,
removing the dirt.. The action of t e water
does the work quickly,' dispenses end ely with
rubbing, and thus saves the wear of cl thee. I
JAMES 41 RODPER:I,I
104 Junes Alley, Phil. is Agent /pr Pc n.
SULLIV&N & HYATT, Prcip're, . .
54 BEEKMA-N ST., NEWYORK.
N. 11,---State and County Rights for sale, and
purchasers supplied with Machines at wholesale
on liberal terms. 1
- ...
-'lt
EtrA Machiria is in operation by a laundress
daily, at our salearoom,-439 Broadway.'
Jc CO . • -17(1118..09W6M1
MEAT. MARKET '
• I
On Seark'i, Hotel.
constantly on hand a good supply of
11-MEATS of all kinds. - VAS"' !paid for
Beet Cuttle,Calves,Stieitiyand Lambs.
Also for llidesof an kinds. •
HENSTOCK &HA LEY.'
N. NAWLF;Y.
A. T. HENSTOCK.
M s antroae. March 30th.-
BILLINGS STROUD 1
F IRE and kIkIIiNSUIttINCE
Mantra?
TESTIMONIALS.
WE, the undersigned,` certify that we weire
insured in Fire insurance Compan ies represented
by Mr. Billings Stroud. of Montrose,land thit,
having suffered loss by fire while so in6ured,
were severally paid by said companies to the (WI
extent of our claims • and have-confidence in
him as a good and effective agent. I
JAS. It. DEWITT, ?Aram' Conn ,
LATHROP &Dt Wirr r 11._J. Winn,
F. B. CICANDLER, - J. Litons&SON
. 13ENJ. 9LIDDEP, Lnott n • SEARLE.
Montrose, l'a ,rovember 9, 's9.—*y
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KEYSTONE HOTEL, •
At Montrose, Penn.
WM. IL HATCH, Proprietor.
rIPHIS new and commodious Hotel sitta4tiul
1 on Public Avenue. near the Court House,and
nearly in the centre of the business portion of
.Montrose, is now fu ly completed and furnished,
and was opened on Monday. the Pth . day of
September, 1858, fur the secommodation of
the public and - travelers. The Proprietor feels
confident that he is now .prepared to entertUin
guests in a manner that cannot fail to,give
Complete Sat:infliction.
The Hotel and Fuvniutre are new, and no ex..
pease has been spared to render it 'equal, if not
superior to any similar establishment in this part
of the State. It is well supplied with all the
recent improvements snecothforts, and obligiOg
waiters Will always be readyto respond - to the
call of customers.
The Stables conn;eted with, this House are
New and Convenient.'
The Proprietor respectfully Solicits thepatron 7
ego of his old friende, add the . public generally.
WM. K.
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l'att ' att 2 rlalt
c...... y ~,,. ,
.
algl - 11 ' 2i V. 70 MIMS
IiVIIOLES a ALE SALT - DEAL ER.
201 Washiesaton- -. st,
(Directly opposite Washington Market,) ,
'lV4E)Nrir '.1 2 - 4:::01 . 33. 7
STILL CONTINUES to offer to the city arid
COUNTRY trade, all kinds of FORE:I4Ni
Coarse and Fine SALT, at the very lowest figures;
40000 sacks and bags, consisting in part of AO.
ten's celebrated brand for table and dairy nie;
Jeffrey & Darcy, Marshall's, Brownlow's,*e.
and 30000 buishels Turks Island; Bonares, Cu: ,
racoa, St: Uttes, Lisbon, Cadiz, Ivica, Nantes, &e.„
all of which iiill be sold at, bargain-prices frlm
easels, store and storehouses:- • 1 •
Any purchaser wishing to select from' a dond
assortment will find it to his interest to call.
N. 8.--Fine table milt put up in small bagsof
different sizes, and constantly on liand in 'ship.
ping order. Also a splendid article of knelt
Ground salt,.in quad boxes, pvt up and for stile
by the quantity, in eases of Jive dozen each.
News! News !
HAVE You HEARD The NEWS?
IV, HAT.NEWSI
THY THAT J. L. MERRIMAN Is NOW RECEIVING
. direct from New; York, anotherat his choice stock. Of
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
LOCATED 041 E TDE BIIIQUEDANNA VALLET BADE,
. - BINGHAMTON- N.. Y. j -
Rooms oPen for litstrucilon frcimit a.m. to 9:30
P. cll. 4• i/
AP AV 11/ I
D. W. LOWELlt, , grincipsl, *rofessor of the
Science of Accounts,-Practieil :Acionntatt.
A4hor.iif:Lowell'iTreaties upon Book•Keep
' ing, Disgsamkilluitrating the same.
Joint Ranifut, Comillercial AccOintant, Profeser
of Book liceepineitna Practical Mathematics.
3. J. Cuirril Assistant Professor in the .Beek
Keeping; Department. •
A. J. %Valliant, Professor of and Or
I Penmanship, CommerClal Calcula
tions and
.CorrespOndetice.
- • ILECTIUMERS: • •
_ .
Hon: Daidel!S. Dickirison,'Lecturer on Commer.
tint Lew and Political Economy.' • ••
Hon. Ratio6ns • Balcom.Lecturer on Contrasts,
Promissory Notes and Bins of Exchange:
Rev. Dr. E. Andrews, Lecturer on Commertial
Ethics.
EXA*INING COMMITTEEt -
lino. Sherinan D. Phelps, Wm.,R. 04xorn, Esq.,
Tracy R.. Morgan, Eaq. • ,
The objeiit of this Collqo is to afford to all
tiri -opportunity of obtainizg a ihbroogh Business
Education..
19.-If.
ENT,- r .
me„ Pa.,
The Books and Forms are carefulry arranged
by practical: accountants expressly for this In
stitution arid embrace alt the recent improve
ments. ' .
The courier' of Intitruction eemprist:s every
department of huslness. The learner will be
thoroughly 'taught-the science and prictice of
Double Entry, Book• Keeping as applied to the
following kinds of businelt, viz: General`Pifer
chandising, Manufacturing, cßanking, Commis.
sion, Slearnboating, Railniading, Forwarding,
Freighting, Foreign - Shippinvike.
Ladies Department entlrely , separate from
that of the gentlemen.
• Students can enter College at any time and
receive individual,instruction. By this arrange
went every student is permitted to progress as
rapidly as his enterprise and ability will per
mit, and when through, perfect 'and complete,
will receive a Diploma which will enable him
to review ..at pleasure. .
Time to complete the course.,-6 to 12 weeks
No yacntions. Bonrd $2, to $2, 5 0 per week.
For Book;Keeping, full accountant's course,
ine:uding, Practical Penmanship, 'Commercial
Contputations and Dipkima, (Time . unlimit
ed,l ' - 835 00
Same course fOr Ladies (separate) '-; 20 00
- Penmanship and Arithmetic,- •- 10 (.0
Teachers' course in Penmanship, Prscti.
cal and Ornamental, . . - ' 30 00
Twelve lessons in Practical Penmanship, , 2 00
3 Orenaional dimmer will be formed in
Phonograpy. For full particulars rend fur a
circular. orl34Ny
~A t igi o
ery
'Cheapest: Best : Largeit:
61130,C)C.
Pays,_:fer.Tuition in.-Single and Double, Entry
Book• Keeping; Writing Commercial Arithme
tict and Lectures.
Itoard .S weeks $2O, Stationery $l,
Tuition $35, entire expenses $62..
time from 6 to 10 weeks. Every Mu
&tot, upon graduating, fa guaninteed competent
to manage the Books of any Business, and qual
ified to-earn a salary of from
$5OO.
TO- $lOOO.
gtmlents . ente-r.at any time—No Vacation—.
Revitw at pleasure. -
First Premium for Best Business' Writing fur
1859, received nt Fittaborgh, ['bite&lphio, and
Ohio State r Fairs. Also, at the principal Fairs
of the. Union for the pant four years.
31inistern . Sons received'at half price:.'
* * *For Circulars. Specimens, and Embellish
ed Views of the College, 'i nclose five letter
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• FELNII.III RIM
,t • •
.MONTROSEk PENNA.
3
r , T ,HE subscriber haying purehateed
„.„; , A. refitted and newly furnished the
;;
,above well known and popular Hotel,
- is prepared to accommodate the trav
eling public and others with all the attentions
and. conveniences usually_ found in first-class
-Houses. ',No effort' will be spared by the pro.
prietor and his Assistants" to make the Hotel
equal in every point to any in the Country.
• • The Bar will always be supplied with the
Choicest Liquors.
' The Stables, connected with. this House
are large, roomy and convenient, andiireful and
attentive Hustlers are always in chdrge of their.
J. S. TARBELL.
HOWARD 'ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPH IA. BeneroIent InAtitution establishd- by ape
eft)/ Entlotement, for Me Relief of the , Siek
and Distressed, afflicted Wth Virulent and
Epideinic Disease; and especially for. the
Cure'of Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
EbltAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
IVA Actin . g, Surgeon, to all whoepply by letter,
with - a descrjption of their condition, (age, occu
pation, habit's - of life, &c.,) and in. cases of ex.
Creme povertv,medicines furnished free of charge.
Valuableiteperts on Sperthatorrhma, and oth
er Discosi:4 of the Sexual ()Tani, sent to thief
flicted in meriltd letter envelopes. free of charge
Address'`` Dr. J. Skillin , H?tighton, Acting Sur
goon, tlow+ard Association, No. 2 South 9th-st.,
By order ef the Directors. [ocB
Aloartiletb zC 4robizion Store,.
Al MONTROSE, Po., •
ONE deer below J. Ethridge's Drug Store,
on Puhlie Avenue, where will be found
constantly; nn hand a general assortment of
. G.R OC ERIE -
S,:
Such as Siizais, Molasses, Syrups, Teas, Coffee
, - Ate &e, &e.
Also the choicest brands of
FAMILY - FLOUR: - •
Meal, Lai+ Pork, Rini% Fish, Candles ate.
- We soliOi t. a - share of the public patronage, and
pledge ourselves to du the lair thing, hoping by
each knirgiiii to secure inotheK:- • •
.: • • ' BALDWIN . & ALLLIL.
Wei. L. Allis!.
ALVIIED 15,141.DW1N:
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BOARDING SCHOOL, c
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AT . .R EAT BE ND- PA
y .
' HIS 841100 L will be opeped for the reep.
1 tion - 4r Ladies and Gentlemen, otrthe 29th
day (Wedpesday), of February, 1980,
i --TERMS (IF TUITION.
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Primary II
.e l. nc.. Cte
.ea per .tr.of II w e eks, lo,oo
Common " " ' " " 3'40
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Common nd Higher, ' " " " ' 4;00.
Higher E . liah,- " " " .-, .8,00
Lesions 43 Piano, ".. • a u 10.00
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