The Montrose Democrat. (Montrose, Pa.) 1849-1876, June 16, 1863, Image 3
? el that they belon ackson's corps. They 03Y-111a9inegi,.. ve.bcolt.Coin manded by 'tmother e that: Aire is.' great dissitisfactimbiM4Ogst thaitti and that the wholo,cunutaruLwill r _orne over as soon as thierinui get e chances. They say they are tttetotAturerprot . id are glad t uA ct.oyer on, out atdrofthe aver,: Our lrourn4ed tnealyhkw'erei,eitcttm field, since brought over, state that the privates treated there `kindly, and express• ed the satuefeelitigsin 'regard to the war as these alme mentioned. , I think that this , War mist come-to an end soon; brit retber than l are the North give one inch, T would :stay the remain der of my time,,,and.longer if, necessary, provided I am permitted to live so long. I did not come here for mernpastime,,•or to make money_, +is many: have,) but to fight for the right, „endto sustain out government. Iheve.been-kept.: mid pr served from all harm So far, as I hope .I may be in future. . I feel that. I . cannot be too thankful for such blessings.' Myhealth is ead, though 1 am not so fleshy as I warm the winter. The *either he been very wanicthe.most of this month", - • I did not get a furlough as, I expected. The reason 8 because there afejo9 Many away nowTrom this corps. - I==:2 SUMMARY or WAR NEWS. The news from-Vicksburg is still unde chive and Unsatisfactory. _Gen. Grant seems likely to be. 'able to Maintain the ' s iege until he burns out or starves out the rebel forces. On the Bth, we had reports that the enemy had but- ten days supply, and could not hold out much longer.; terrific bombardment was at , once opened upon the city; but later reports state that they can hold out thirty _ days_ upon-one - meal a dory. , From Port Iludsnn id learn that Gen. Banks had completeli.invested,the place prior to "the 29th u1t...; and `our gimboats were bombarding the fortifications from the river.. The artillery „op the landl.side was also in use. 'rue -tumult which 'Aia's made along.the whole line of rebel works on the 27th, ,was., entirely ,suc cessful on tiwriglit and 'the center. At those points we used the bayonet and drove the enemy, within itia,itmer.line.-7-. Our loss during the'engagethent Whs mated at 3,000 , - killed wounded and miss- mg. _ , The strength and resources of the rebels within that stronghold have., it seems, been -much nuder-estiMated, - and the 8,- 000 or 10,000' troops actually occupying the. lace are said to be_four timeeas ma ny as they were supposed to be less than a week previons. -7The hopelessness of-the assault systeni 'under nil the cireninstan ces has led Gen. Banks to sit' down to .a fonealinvestment of, the plain a ft er _the manner Of Grant at Vicksbnrg. General Banks' official report of the attack on Port Hudson, dated 30th May.„ corroborates previous intelligence concerning it. The negroes fought well. Gar loss for the week preceding summed up. to about 'l,- 000, including some of the ;ablest officers of the corps. _ An engagement occurred on the oth, between a considerable force of rebel iv airy and our Own at Beverly Ford, a few miles above the bridge ,crossing the Rap pabannoekriver. The,attempt of the re bels to cross was repulsed. AVe still have a force on the south bank of the Rappa hannock below Falmouth. . From-a reconnoissance lately made on James Island, S. C., it was inferred that the rebel forces there hail been diminish ed from over 10,000 to less than 1,000. The supposition is - .that the bulk of the troops have been senitO *rate against, Gen. Grant at Vicksburg , . - The - vividly , fight: I{eierly Ford proves to have been a. hotly,contested af fair- The Cavalty drove the pickets back to the rifle pits, and after adesperatecon ilia cleared the woods, the enemy falling • "bark. upon their artillery" and maintaining their position until 12 o'clock,-when our artillery came up, and they were driven back sittailatlither.fdiKethin litealpep per Court Iloopeorhen onr forca.retrum ed Mid re•erossittthileiriiiii good Order. 'early all - the fightiiiiTwait doneliy, the cavalry, and it was of the- bloodieit char= acter, mealy hand4o-band 'ilr'i,Viseabre and pistol, and in the woods. Our , •bwri loss was considerable and theiiiiiighter of the rebels fearful.'Alia brilliant action is pre sumed to have Staved for the present the intended raid Of GinuStort - . - -Despatehej have been received' froin General Grant, dated Jtuie 8,, in tibia be states that he was in communisation .with General Banks on the 4th, at which time Port Hudson waiiieleiely invested. The siege of. Vicksbift- wag f&vorably p":" gressing, and the Illiiionartuy seen* still, .confidentof,"Allit7 ~toTpt4itqt,titid r. , General Giant, iegft-- already . known or believe that-GeWOOO ll ll B .O ll -is concentrating peopilvith inthielt 04- aerate against - hint; and trientionir - V - report that - three diiishins are movingfmnGen• eral Bragg to retnforce,Johnstfm;,. Gener. al Breckenridge is known' to hafe' joined , ihim. By wv„of,Chicago it is reported ,that Johnston wisiv eaderivoring to'cross :the Bigimack *ita fon3e - 0 . 2 4 3,1)09 infer .(federal Kimball, on the 4th; ;with - 1000 • 4nea,rooted. Wirt Adams at.thojisaiiiita -2109,0,1*ehi, • • • — 1 57 . 00,me note this mmix% ftlit lerabftkeligiacirideiiti4 ,LOgf• - menteihaten3444-IFithieterattee thine hite T i s i t t o woungton 16y:was norm: Amite& Sy Newa'aik:W , ifieiss.net did : he till the Preideptlhatitl 4 .(ltE!.l l ,t 5 1xleeh' es - in thil ifity'were itmovieotly . teporkil. Eirlfial tick 14r, n04415 , 4t my' person lair inrolled4o' - eitabli# btu osarn to exemption - lad then krwill have ten" that =tsalgeTforiti , 3 T4V.7fienicel‘ "' . TEE I 3 " ifirklasTaT WOE C. L. VALLAND . HAM , ..._, .....,...., itiilitriaftfitir - cio ' Rt • . . ~ tf ,- ., r,- - _ tc. ,f , cintinioi4 Jane- :T , The Democracy of Ghia' assembled' •t ! ' tha,CaPital in-dat :io inigiiini6e of 'forty . or fifty, thousand. - Eivery train cornusg, t to the city bite' hundredif,reni aim 'part of the State: : It wasthe largestendmost pn: thusiastie convention'-evei :.assembled,in Ohio. Ex-GovernOr Medill:presided. The first business was the selection of a candidate for Governor. CLEMENT L. VALLANDIGHAM was nominated by acclamation-amid the-cheers i 011ie impitt intie..--- 'YEveiy, co — nnti-iechrifid'itir''enitie vote for hint.. '• Ex-Seisator Poe ilidae ik sery . : . 'speech denbiiiiehti ' krullandighi'mta . - arrest and bani shin cut., t Hasp] ut ion s . dee Ounci pg, his arrest and. demanding. Ma return - wire - ad opted, and n'comean tee oftwenty, ehosen to call on this President and, DEMAND hiffretnrn. . , t , No military interference was\ tempted and the soldiers took part of tbemeeting. Nnnieroust speeches, were made, and a series of resolutions adopted. ‘ ' It is believed that if the ballot-box 'be net interfered with military violence; be will be ejected by an overwhelmingtnajor ity. i Revolution in Illinok-41e0e5sionists in • the State Legislatuiv. §PRINGVIiiteD, June 10. The governor this morning issued an un constitutional and revolutionary proclama tion, prorogueiag the legislature till 1865. The Reprib*ns left the halls (so Jeff Da vis & Co. lefyCongress) and therby broke the iiitorini nn cdob f biitthe Democrats re fused to recognize the prorogation (such a thing is unknown in this Republic) and continued the sessions. The governor's pretext is that .there is a disagreement between the two Houses on the subject of adjournment!, but there was no pailiamea tary disagreement whatever. ' The Demo crats, in heiafteninon, , finding themselves powerless to, do any further business, ent- , ,, ered a protest on record reciting the facie, and arraigning Gov. Yates for usurpation and informally left the seats, not recogni: zing en adjournment, but a Revolutionary lirealiing up of the legislatare. The.goY ernor's proclamation was intended to and did defeat the, 6100,000 appropriation for sick and wounded soldiers. The final pas sage of thitt'billWas pending in the House when it, dissblved. There is great excite ment here and deep indignation against the governor. _ —lt will be remembered that by a sim ilar - setessioii the Republican : members broke up the ' lndiatiaLegiiliture t leaving the State without means to pay the inter _ est on her debt. ilar A telegram says that Mr. Stevens, a deputy provost-marshal, and Mr. Clay field, a detective, also an enrolling officer who accompanied them, were fired upon near Manville, Rush county, Indiana, on Weduesday,hy sorne,men in a wheat field. =Mr. Stevens was instantly killett,:andi Mr. Clsyfield died soon after receiving his wounds, -..1L-..,detachmearof infantry has gone to the scene of murder. . —Before the:League - fizzle' inl Mica, `the He*:id of thatch) , called the 'return ed volunteeers, who wore expected to at tend, "our brave defenders. Atlerthey had attended and expressed, in their em phatierway;lbehweferenec for MICA. Called dial' ."druriken'ioldiiiri." • Albany Argus; . • ' . Illar'Col. 3. Richter,Jorw, of the 68th Pennsylvania rigliqint, i 9 repOirtiW killed in 4 gallant-action in N orth ; Carolina, in Web, with Vie - triOdei - he ennui:in ds, he made ii'rinfirartint rapt of of Rebel troops., lido was a'riative of Philadelphia elitnity, -soul- formerly a judge •Of the Court of Common Pleas, but resided of late in Sullivan: conaty ; and a ,man of rare courage. • - 411 W f,-. DE/VIP CRATIO . - - MISS . ,-liiiillit.llllloll Oa Iliday.Aflanwant ` ima 19th, In ..futredfieel),T:•. rigig's me - rde:Gif;re, near ai'POrii miicsee , • •,, : . , : , . Dr..k 3L Wheeler, - :c . ., fcSilkmaii, R. H; 31Oftniii,::, and R. Ifertifield, *lfni; of t,,°744li.init aiSieSiike meating...,,Otber apiakert have. been invited : " 'pi, Dania oraii .160:otheilsw-idiiirinicjitUme Of the -•.-. ..,..---- aeiglibiaiiii, townships -Aro 'taripeistrally solicited to *lea. - Let 00 '- : 1 0 IE-gen ,4+ rat turivout fAhe peoplel -- :: 1 . -: ' - • .'THE. ARODRO.BAND .. , Iris been 'engagedfcToeoCealli*:: lie . speaking to commence at' one , o'clo ck:::: The resultAifitriatit4' i Convention will itt4ol3' l *Feceio.4; 4 4 : o 6 o ll i l tee r fO i -Gover,porbe ;annoutoili 10,ittsiduOtriza read ititaWin*lng:' - ' - .' '---'-- '- - 1-' ' -,--- -Thasextilea inV;Ultie-Vuebanuft cinuity,Teiehile.sksiCoefitioi : I be 'mid in Gibtaxt-SAlarrowe, , ill4llOlO Fridar arid Elaturday , -the*lik - siiidffitti-4ayo of /rink t.11182L - j*7 - . , •_, ,, r -, , -.1 ,_, r., , --7 ;. 4' , Evely Teaobitliii;thi Co Ao‘tillattt Presl4 lo :-1 4 040 3 i1t the excOaer4, l 34 striveviiplat ' Oast ,toet,4. mute* , .sod intagalioc f ; ',..7.7 . 1 i —_. _ :- - •:,:! , 4 , - , ,t , !;:J , ; . , MiEd=MEMMi __„,,,......„.:,..4...,.,..„._,..... B • t". r . ..3 , ! • t .'., ' ri ~ ft; . r• - • ~ ... . .. . . _. - WE have.madaarranzements - fin _ ~ As,.. .. ...11 supply 1.... who Vl` i ntend to buy. Our Cmintry being so univen'and rough, but few machines are adapted .to: it. . We unhesitatingly say that after seven e)s contested _trials with other machines and thorough Use ou all kinds of lona and inall kinds:of grass, vre - -have become satisfied that we have the best machine in tile at t e present day. __ In proof of which vie refer to a few of those Who have tried them: .- _ ..- - ''' -, • .., . . . . • . T . • ... Hader& Truman ingley, , Ilitrfotd,l:-' loath A :Bawl Tewksbury, 4 South 40bUrri, 'ddleto - Ge0.,8. Johnson, .Mi letown, -ndsvil, Jonathan - Smith, Gibso_ ion, .Seth. Abel./ , • " - \ ~ 1 , J. C. Morgan, Brooklyn,\ ' J ames 'Casson, Springyille;\ \ . Luz. .E. G. Babcock, • Bridgewater, S. A: Pettis, -- 3lontrose, - • \ i William Jisstili;' - ' " -: CadwellM'Micken,Aliburn.- 8. 3filbonru Oakley, " Harford, G. B. Howard, South Auburn, H. F. ltaudrick, Middletown, J. Ibr,sfordi Friendsville, William Bartlett, Jackson, James Gidding:4, Herrick, • John Lee, A. M. Coon, Abington - , Luz. D. E. Snyder, ti ll. C. Conklin, - Dimock, Lafayette Lyon, Herrick, Montrose, May 2t,h, 1863.. Stand by' the Laws. I Terribli Diselditues—Seetetsfor the We conjure our Democratic friends A MOST valuable and Wonderful publication. A work oT iOO n a d n eo ori c gi o n lo a r l e a d n eggz u tg r s. t Dt• is H e un iltroughout the count' y, by every thing ter's Pale reru s nl a , an ' which they bold dear, to submit Man and Woman. their physiology, Functions, and sem:l i'iraDrinflurenittredes to, stand by, and to uphold the laws for their e s r pe a practice o e f dy ev c e ge." l r d lie wltti eve o r ;Of the land. Let us keep strictly within mf.r... Q2 .n n d a a m ti e ll is. unbounded, has but at the earnest so the limits of tbe law. if we do this the extend his medleal l ; 3 i t s i erilfras ns ib il ro e ngh the n m in est re m d o to f eniitifies of oar liberty ninst always assail iitiLt...ivsgectlecv Mecum." Is ti v o tnae as th a at sb r4 o ve nl n ti th ,: in na at a ;disadvantage, and mus t ' play h e secr et vices . as a guile for the i l i tilevlaaon of one of partof law-breakers and wrong-doers. 1 es etao mankind. ulerinlcod pyt,ruectivreelscoy eunrvgeZptedultweMrbveit warded &coot . postage to any part of the United States for- Be not the . *greaser but stand on the r p o o, rs t Oeents_itt P. O. stamps,. or 3 coulee for $l. .Ittrdresa, defensive and -fall back .on your rights as 1 pa id ,Dr. Hunter, No. 3 Division street, New York. a citizen of the United States and of Jane 16,'1 863-1 Y Pennsylvania. 01°„ course, we do not mean to say that you shalt stiffer any one grossly to insult you or to deprive you of any privilege which you possess un 'der ttre and the laws made in conformity thereto. Inaba upon all these privileges,.nay, fight for themOl it becomes necessary: But be ' temperate, ts l / 4 cool ; addineonly to mod eration and a: quiet deportmlnt, firmness and resolptir. Be not . rpah, but, "be sure jraiere right,' hed go ahead." DO nothing iintit you- have given it a second ,thought;', Act with caution and delibera tion, but aotlwith a Will that , cannot • oVerboine. - - Democrats -renieniber the Law.: It is the rock upon Whibbrivo'lliive beilded t Unconstitutional laivs must be tested accerdinkt to - law, and when -deci ded unconstitutional by the proper 'Tither itv, they are null, and void. Let ,us. re . mairr behind the impregnable fortiess of the L a wbe'abloto hold our position. WSouthern. refugees= say Vallandig ham has been imprisoned by the rebels. SINGER & CO.'S . LETTER "A" FAMILY SEWING MACHINE WITH ALL THE =Err lIIPEAVEMENTS, Li the best : and cbeapeat and most beantiftd of all Sewing Blaebines. This machine will sew • 'anything. 'from the running of a tuckin Taxletan to the making of an Over coat—anything fromPllot art Beaver Cloth &haw to the softest Gauze or Gossamer Tiaane.and is ever ready to do ita work to perfection. It can felL,hem, bind,gether,tu qullhtind bas amity fora great variety ofomament work, Thin is not the' only machine that can fell, beta. bind: ands° forth, but It will do eo better thartany other machine. The Letter ••/1" Family Sewing Machine may be - had ins great variety of cabinet cases. The Folding Case, which is now beaming so popular, is as, ita .name impllitaitme that Can be folded into a box or case, Which when opetied.makeati beanfflakeultstantial.apd apaCkina table for the atorkiritest - npon. .The.;.casevare of every imaginable desigyar-plain as the wood grew bait; native forest. oraselaborately flashed as sateen make them. -.The braachottices aye all well suppliedwith,islll4: twist, thread; needlesoll. etc.. of the very best quality. _ Send for a copy of "Staoan & Co.'s Gszerrz." L IL EIHMEILIc CO, 458 Broadway, N. HY - Philadelphla Ofildi.BlSCltestont street. RE D, WAThOttS a vosTgri.:AVnts to Montrose: • . I C7I7COCO3D , ' kr-siPamMjciapsiiriz#loo • : - DzmOClLar MICA . SSE 'Pfizer & "BON 'ls ttde ITO dtasolved ty mutts] col:sent; ithoseciadebted to the eatd drat by note or account arerequeed to call at the offlce or/. Wm:it:Cooper & Cots Idog •Ituese, and tisuP l t Psymeat marbe made to H. or W. Moltk e of smuts itadttua SOL • .. ; "Nontiotat,lttne ISA. ,r • ' .1 ivitromixermustiv.i . Itebrerithei wIE be dirtied on at the 010 Oleo' of B. Smith It Sork.ll t4e Wid g e tr 4— =& ll4 gal king ' vlb A a ViaTiP ri head, melt** work prim:may:and neatly Sone; end varranted: Twill awl muds - of Nand Work at Itier %sone as anyone in this`eoruUr elienterft; 13r1t-le I - Orr dutriot ill to 'bean that: „Ivor* ENT DENTIST, 0 • Mart /4 104,4 • Agentrage*" LIATEEROP. urtwoweartwow--- i psdelmmtselti - :-`' SAlMti 'S, Agents. ExeCutors' = Notice ieestarisentary to the' Eitate'orniMlLY _Ls RAWLY. deceased, late of Friendsvllle borough. basin been nted.toatui oat:signed. 'all perique In ltnto kcimmcdiste present tbeizi to M. NOLA:: t -- • .1. MULUARE, Executont Frlendstrllle, dahe 15th, 1563. Haw COO ODO A PULL ASSORTMENT OP SPRIN6i3BAAER6@ODS, JUST RECEIVED, jeg I • " • • :• and too sot& AT, LARGE REDUCTION frets April prices 1113""nds Reduction will include . the ENTIRE STOCK which wiliteroundtuillirgi; It 9 nag. andisii) be sold on THE MOST IBERRIERMS smitOr p;it. .1.03 Er ON TIME sultans* May, ISO. :15Ove Milford. FLOOR, 'FLOUR! FLOUR ! , WHOLESALE Bz,_ POST! EN* r. Stotic.batnirilkild" St WOodnigrih HAS Now ON HAND, ana continue to keep OHIO, INDIANA and N. Y. STATE 'Fitotar-Ofthe Bed Brands; by the sick, barrel, or load, of very superior qtailitY,and at much less prices than dour& elual qualities is now sold at in thisinarket. Abo, " • . SALT, FISH. ••, WOODEN 'WARE, • , :WAS -SUGARS, &c. _ , CLOTHING, km, , •. Fur, Woe!, dS u ez HAts a CAPS , a t 15 to 25 per cent. less then tumidly sold In thle section of conntry. - Call and judge for yourself before you' purehtunn: Montrone, Tune 0th.'1863. . • N. POST. . . , MOIES: . .:.',FISNLS . ; arramomouNii;watimioLAc. sc., for C-4 1, PWTPRI 1 44t . 1010 , 147 1 i1v '468. •—• - • z•-::•• • Auditor's otice. In thi'aititter* Oahe dlettibutlceiOfthdAbdirlifug from talker tboyest.estete%of Wham ilanlarg. MHZ undershinerliutvingbeterippointed by the Court •:1; ofCommort Pless'ctthe bounty of thinge, irianditok loeilltributesattt thud, trillsueettbe puttee Interestedin the same. abisofffee in Montrose , loutilaturilay tbe nth 40- at Awn, 58G8..74:1 latch-Mule and plate all penes' lowing claims tvoir!sahl` present:bent or be tomer deberreeL 261.14 5 48. P . - :, #41.3494141/140144te LIS ENS E II T lON Eli 3ZII7.BIIOXTON . lirakloat a on ering, and bung -aaa had several lei engsrbglas krtholsollussatow twit:* T io. savkas.b , Public la thatirrenY.- ,110110 at ; a ceased Aucilonor cau oftgo ; nudes boo ac 4 of Cm/MU, JAY ta letikearsb. • Orden by asll 05111447 ' 4l4toldetti • , at Ma , Ikeliltetaritia r • which althea 13ciaor-' lideo =wit*. Iltultituderoriumv Veda= etet it Lea 'alkettea f tett- knee rot the kliksli tin Ihitt Said becomes Telecti.to.kustais tt . res in their, vigorou s acid leaylis the en : ccfall "iims:dhes& , decay: The acsofttkaas ttamination iirsokrieguidy ed by mercurial. low liting. disordered ; Irotntre air, filet 'and -.filthy habits, theidepresainir vices.. and; =shove all, by the venereal infection., ; Whatever 4 _be- .04014' kis hereditary in the von titration , descendini ".from - parents' to children unto the thtuf andfoartb twaddle.: " indeed, it stomas 'to be the rod Of 'Win whci'says. ^ . I will: visit the iniquities orate fathers upon their children.'-' The thscaries > which; orig in:nett take various, names. Weis:Wing to firs, matte it attacks. "In the lugs, Scrofula rpnatlisces -tuber cles, and finally Consumption ; in the glands, swell ings which capita:me and become ulcctous aorta; in the stomach and howels,,, derangements which produce indigestion, dyspepsia, and, liver coMplaints on dui-skin; eruptive and entanenda; affeqtionss These -all having: the ensue originitequhe the Sarni - remedy,' viz:. parifienfitn and itivigorationof the . blood. • Purifr the, blood, and these dangeromt. tetripeft leave _You; With feeble, fen!, or corrupted I -blood, von - cannot lave health ; +kith that "li Of the 'fah ". healthy, you cannot bare• ecsc Ayer's ‘BarEmparilla, - - ft compounded from the - most effectual antidotes that Medical science has discovered - for; this afflict leg, distemper, and for the cure of the disorders it entails. That it is far superior • to' en, other ,tittn.i edy yet devised, it kncrwn •by all who tage 'given it a trial. That it does combine virmtur truly et; traordiiuny . in •their effect upon this,class.of rods-, plaints, xi indisputably, proven, by, the itreatonold nide of' publicly known 'arid 'remarkable'court it ' has inedb othhe following diseases : rage Eva or GleridnlarlivelliV, , Tonumr,:-Uone,i Pimples,' Blotches `and 'arm Wydpitliihi Rose or Bt.' Anthoure lib% Bal l y Plump; Scald Mead. CeugLis #emAtiloOderusAgm . ita in the lunge,.wAtm tiwpillingspl as = Droloy . ,NeurWgm y Dyspepsia - aria =and Syphilitic Infections, Mercurial Fein weakosam„ and, indeed, the t whole series of 'complaints that „arise from ::impurity of the bleed. '.Minute reports of 111MP:duel cases may be found in ATElt's AIa:SWAN ALMANAC, `which is ftunished ,to the druggists for gratnitoas distribution, wherein may be- learned this directions tik v for i use, and some of the remarkable cures which it has when all other remedies had' failed to afford to • . Those cases are purposely taken from all sections of the country, in order: that every reader may have 'tenets to some one who can speak to him of its benefits personal egperience. Scrofula depresses the gi energies; and this leaves its vie. , , tims far more sib' to disease and, its fatal results than are healthy cons 'unions. Hence it- tends to gherkin; and does shorten, the average dura tion of human life: • The• tut importuner , of these considerations has led us to nd years in perfect• wa remedy which is 'adequate to, its. cure. This • now offer to the public undez . -.tonime of Area's SARBAYARILLAi although N7s4 _ composed ceeri ttv of ingredients, some of which ex Ilik - best of, Sarsaparilla in alterative power. By " , :aid you may protect yourself from the suffering danger of these disorder . Pnrge ont the' foal te • tons that rot and fester in the blood '; purg e oat; causes of disense, and • health wilt hill w. By its peculiar virtues this remedy stimulates . • vital functions,. and thus • expelsthe . distempers, which ittlicMiliM the system or burst outon July :part , We lame thee hags been deceivedhY many compounds of .wala. that , •punnueff r %aich an. did no ..• • but they will neither be deceill* proven . , abundant trial, "end there means to question of its aupassing excellence • forthe • cure of the afflicting diseases it is intended to reach. Although under the same name, it Is a nay dif ferent' medicine' from lay other,' which his been .befare the people, and is , fat more effectual than any other which has ever been available to them. CHERRY PEOIVRAI, The World's Great Itemady ihr Coughs, , COlds, Incipient Consumption, end for the relic& of _Consumptive patients in advanced ~staw e of tie : disease. .; This, has-been so long used- end so unisentelly known. that we. need , do no more ,doui ware the public that its quality is kept up to she best ever has been, and that it may be relied on. to do all it has ever thme: • A - I Prepared by -, Du. dc C. Assn Co.. . 612 c 6021 and AnahLo welt fral Ma* hrsim, Sold IT alt druggists ev e yw h e r e, and bY DJRRELL, Montrose„ • : and'hy. one: '.trader in ,every..to*Ts 'in the =county. , •„, _; piYl9 ewlv• BLACKSMITIIING. ES IX inforni - the eltltena ; of 'Montrose _ILL and victnityltratthe.yUrry on the: Blackanalthlng haal near:RAU 'Ha Inatidhes at theEllop-litely muted by Henry Clemens; infAhe plank road,: near; the ..steam nil% , • f ' knarantei. .!inike'aii good nrnrk, at u 'llneonAdo prima aaanYahop intown t Montrose,. . O. G. PITCHER. April 1h 1863:-44t • ' Aufforrwicawmi. THE NATIONAL OLAIM'AGENOT, Karver' you - et Brace s Govertrineitt Agentsand Atosfilee,ValdriOur, D: C. Ertuich for Eusqctehrutrut county, Conducted b 0 ,.. , PITCII -Diontritse.- .Clahisspreoentell spriprosecu ted before e, Court of • Claims' and the Deperbnehts. PATENTs._.-PEN SIONSMOUNTESS and .ARREAIIS of PAT - SECURED and COMECTED. The undersigned, being now LICENSED by the GOT. h E i R gNtoM ENT tiOrer t p S r o p r o ssoee t o st eed x d 1n4g15 M4ißs e h n i trA t wWilas ohe' rongpnomptlytouallatsinMlSMrortssimersa.Wlst :. fustian nuon,arld. no ftsiss nniesifigyxesslol.=:2:_ -4- Nontrare,lech 12, 18(1S-111n7 L; , The , treat Vauswof-A;mmt • " ,- t• 11 - f 41.4 4ta a Reda ZarePP Pc CO* - 4 LECTURE avezittvELLon ins muse at deur° of epermatorrinen, eciwatiMPtion, 'Men and'Arelcall DebilWEpjlepey, Neivotiney, f.diP@liTa Nutrition of the' Lassitiide, Weakness e Limbs ltidtspoeitton anditiaPmdiljor syllar Arlittsber.:ilalluel of upprebeneiolt, 1 0111 V 3 FT_ c lar. fr Nero on to society. love of solitude, ecit4pe trust; dinsiurie. teadadm, affectionsot4beirres; pimp ; ied onthe Wei tnveigutart enlngivi n pd att eextud on te rn" PURR lbeixosegeetice s o jiin , airfrltie adeiltable.lecturi,_.el tb es that-liven :bre, enumeniteripoiten sePtlnuirim .11_111#, City Du re , Inovorluithoot mWeine end :without aungerous semi; Yeui snit PIM lilfn in s 4l° 3 4 11th !; ,- : c •- - gent; ulster fn tont* On ihnreeeicit *lois two AresittinA 441r1' acefulireall ' , WI . Salter/a% 1"-- 003 c, • t AdMiniStrftt,Ott3 No ti ce. iidtmer -juraimi_.vAt ostslo=== late of Brlo.tfo""arA t o i dinotarramoginot. Sada* Prelatao iolhe aut*npasonsubses ti:#44 4 .47. 1 0 , 1 1 0,4 1 0".$.! 81 1=Werst I.3.4oo**sidtlit • . . 4:01t,,'- ,, ' 4, • . ~ c ;.,, ,. ... , .„. _. , ~., . z ' . l , f ,'' ' 43 - '.'''''',- ,- ' ''. ' -.' ',,`''' •:.' ' ^-•!' - t:c' , .. , . ~. , „ ~ t- , :17/1 , Tat MESE GOODS, DRY 'i• - : -., ',:mi -- .,. 4 14..:_ - 4LlfzfrilEtr - m i 'Zial=el 41kX1'1A1.4"/1 To I -;• ' "' • • Where rill are "Ore et Bet ing tha worth Id yau sea* .f).44 . 0bt.tg . ,:cg0i.fi11aunt,,14.4 . ! .. . THE .CIFSTAiIt s2BB'ttt - • :DO ha. Oars ottigtoittlAtid we tutrelatiolidcasiate , utoCk, width enables WO offet to our custot oneggafyaegoodtermaadormetlitcmttddettogtMll • AT THE STORES OP entteuVerg, llostitbaum& Co., , . . Montrose, Snsq's County, Elmira : New York, .1 Susquehanna Depot, .OUR FALL AND WINTER STOOK '- Is - 44 COXY.1.1;031.eite. ~ We are determined notto be outdone. either Inprieee or qualities, and we vill endeavor to give our eustinuers all possible satighetion.. , -...-A - - , , . LOTIIING: , . %this • ranch our stock is complete. and Isill 'be'sold -lower.n • • •• ore tastefully linlithed than any onaborse • -•• or aurfour.horse concern this side of V. 'York City, Is a•is to offer orproeuee. Weakness:moths • üblinthat we ionstantly employ the best Mtn* sat oripenpzatallakapifittratock. , ,yenta tosdnto order .t.q.‘,.. t• - • , -; , , SW - On theshoileat moth*. 14, - A,Goof PI t te-d or no We, - \ • -- • JAI order to close out otir stock Of _ r \ _,ilnEfiflllll elle22llZ - GS. ' we *ill elitist a small advance iitivi cost. • •-. : . • . FURNISHING 'coops: ' A . Greet Stock contently kept, and solifcteriOdur lowest at . . 611fienherg t %tosenbaum Cita f g i - Montrose. ,Tantuu7 Ist, 1863. , - DAIRYMEN. Whave mad; arrangements to send Batterto New Y { erk on Coneignment or Contract, during 'the season: We will furnish pails free to all who are desi rous of doing either. • To those' who want to send we will 'guarantee the highest market price coutprimp, therpaying freight and commission.- ' EfrWe will 'advance money on consignments. LI wanted, and bold ourselves responsible for all Better and 'raila owned by dairymen and seat 1 tar tii i6i i , - BALDWIIti,ALL;N & Montiore, April Unbosom . • , ..., . • :-• ,N•3ICIZTEhICCIo I r' , . -- • - , . .• . 'Exeunnung - Surgskini • filaßsubseriber. baring-been AtmointeoltNim- L missioner or Pensions, a N. :=IC.AL •EB - at large, to examine and give Certificates tQ all entitled to Tensions; Will attend to all applications Hatt be presented fo him, at Montrose. Pa. Rooms st J. . tetra Ilotel. . E..PATBSCIL Montrose, dpril 6, 1863.—tf - • -' • ) BOYD ez WOOD -CARRY oN THE ' NETT' mow °HAN:ids . HoTE*J4T.EO' The.CARPENTERINelkwhiess Tag METHODIST. CEIVRCIL , NrkeWralAr,ltind a gerkend assort:mate ow of the tllolls approved pst. tarns; Builders' asTdorsts of slillnds. .• • =, • ' Fanners' Tads: "Orli' Kinds, , Brasil Wee. Por ce lsin Ware, Japsaned sod Wars of the best material. - 'Pointe, 'ol,li,'Glassi Putty, j.. 410114 isuiPs• Bird Cs/if?ii. , - Termirtglic ;unlimber the place. Can iad i sfit . t 130140 & 1“101iNIVIIPIN Aoroomtusr. Mel!tfollecdfd7 10111.,'.1. NEW FIRM. BALDWIkALI*N ist BARNHART, WEST amp O,P PUBLIC ANlNialt , DEALERS ' FLOUR, - FEED SALT 'Garden Seeds Wheat (Hover, Timothy it Flax bolo Piduaii . Lard, Ittguidlost , , POE& Eats; DRIED .BElir Isiah; Smoked Haliblit, El*Tift; Mobilises and " tigurs. tzis'ettspipiff sp.re.saistooms NAM& , • • • Paid ibt! itAgo'n* :VM - 1..4141 , 1 lf,lOl O lO l P. IrestrOk Artrakleg l • k'r