1 1 19iiii-lif 'Our cOrelibude ea.; The Washington Republican says that one of the fellude employees in the Treas ury DepartinenVhas-lited,from, the effeete of abortiotil' and the detainment, accerd-* ing to the highest authority is a nest of thieves and prostitutes, with, of course, some honeit individual exceptions. , "Some other revelations (says anexf„ change), we might mention, but' we • not do so in these columns..„.Stiffice4i „say_ that thei:Yreasury , 'festering sore. 44 twurkuiotirlepaitine4 Vitere - thieiro: and prOstitpteii --- ArCitired;: , . Beyond all 6 question, - : the:::most !matt* frauds have been practiced for-:ittai• --two years. Tens of thonsande:.7. - 4-daisti, have been put in circulation*On =Chase's ? pressea,..of whichno anakfinat*aalieptoin&- ' thus %heti:o=laq . has beentixideid with counterfeit Money,. furnished bY the g ; ' S Treasu i One firm; : inNew'Yorg, in one daf t :Vet:Med three notes of the same de., nomination, lamso lind :54Me clig4 an issued y theTteastitilkiitirtmebt course two of them were fret& : So we Some days sinc('a member of COngress in discussing the thieving and infamous recognized in the Treasury, 'marked; clear the galleries of the ladies so that I can speak plainly, and will tell you the number of prostitutes who are paid by,the"Tressury peportment' Is it not-true that Clod -is lenient? The cer ruptions of this Administration sting in the nostrils of the people and ascend to the 'skies, yet we actually find men (who if they could, would continue the same men in power four years longer? This calam ity, however,. WO feel satisfied, willnot be nnlesi it - be truei that the people themselves have become dishonest and corrupt. • , . Ism Kiss Dickinson on President Lincoln. mss Anna Dickinson: leetured ton, Wednesday night, and was vein vere on theAdmil ustration; and especially on the. President. She caricatured his person and dress, andlave account of hok interview with bun, as the ,Boston Conrier.reports her: He said to her, "They tell me you are on my side. I want to know, how is it? She told him what was in her thcinghts and plead for justice for the negro. The President answered her with, "That re minds me of a little story—" "I didn't collie to hear stories," replied the maiden. "I can road better ones in the yntpera any day thin 'you can tell me." This shut the tall joker up. He showed ber big cone*. pondenee with Ban)* and that'i how die knew Banks acted under: orders or the Government. Mr. Lincoln asked her what she thought of the plan of reconstruction in Louisiana. She replied, "Sir,J think it all wrong ; aif radically bad as cad be." The President. then palavered her—"sug ar-plammed her'"- - -to use Miss D's own wordi, telling her she could talk, better (than he, and so on; and he remarked in conclusion, "All I can say is, if the radic als want me to lead; let them get out of the way and let me lead." When he said that,'? said Miss D., "I came: ut and remarked to a friend, 4 ' have spoken my last word to President Lincoln'. A "Loy.ia." F.svoarts.—George Thomp son, the notorious English abolitionist, said, in a late speech in Bostonyip,Onding to his visit to this country; some years ago ; " I was a disturber of the public peace ; was an enemy-4o tie Union • was thought worthy - tote denounced by your President in an address to Congress ; I am unchanged." This is the man to whom the Federal' House of Representatives, recently paid the compliment of voting the use of its hall for him to lecture. in ; arid *hose address on the_ . ocicision. was ; listened to with, apParent,gritification b . y . the Presi dent and his cabinet the Admunstrationists Congre.ss; and nearly all the shoddy aristocracy of Washington city. Theperson` who Arno :denounced by . Henry Clay, Daniel;Webster anti Stephen A. Douglas' 118 an eriemylci the'nation, unfit to receiveanything but the sem% of Americans, is now entertained with dis tinguishedjionors by the . Adminhitratiori leaders in every part of the country. The Vibiitertiiideeiverheads., The New York „T#6tfne, - saya.tlutt only eepperikide*.ted te present the Sanitary lair sword= - to Gen. McClellan; Ifs°, the fotrerhendsWioNit hive attended F the elt in greater nonusers dials the AbolitiOnlatti, 'for- a decided majority of those who voted if Were : for McClellan, while„ the secret .ballots for $10,001) and sock . - large signs Weie fok '„Tharefore;lhe:ao perheadovnituit hare done - More for the mild*EcthAtt. Tho r :Abolitionists. : All the_ dohliers''Atitie were cast for Mc ''._Ageording to_theiVibitrie, then the soldimpiutthe,goppindreads. Lastly: The "'Ye' ofLteitt. Geit; - Gritiltiras At,the Fcirand'votedriii 6%L. -kirrhe o owmg- Afros poste& in his h b ouse,i teil,KifiAsime;hy arimghkeSpsie usineSs 9ilarwmoouss PLAL QuraOst rntil , tiouse'whm,..a ma k e u r k:,4od ed • J,Lifesl.Until batter is isinstaied, no inorett co ,41 1 u s ed in this - b0t614; ;. I .lliitatratiefiirthaff. kis said tbst tunervon. Strithi— AkOhlaiteh cosrespeziaent of s4 4 s %tweet* iiithe : Oos,rlooranie4.2, Weisiscieatee.r. some, womeicalierilpr lie kk , .. jorrasici* . .,of an easy virtue.—Y'reatiee.-- 1- ~ i. . ,•: c lniiii- i ro,.. oisiattq ~._4 . - ...J., ..., ...,,,;.. ..I. 11. %.....t. h -'4. ......, A writer of moderate talentakuld super finialt j scholarshi acquirea*Wory re-' EtalOn i,n-th! ) -, 11 °wIng ftlilltvdn,q` ed:his Mai ' ript wit .. -gidn **)nvisl i expressing trite and obvi. .Ah . , 12; e' took took a thesaurus of WOW' • ' ; figures , and selected, in place ofentink,.. ozen or! .7mOmof his common wor4s,blyeach page,. ihe nicll,mon ' wordk and startling 1 figireitin the•groupa 44,41111er meaning; lint; iot being over nice, about exact erionymt.:,Tho; for EZdance, he put reti cence; for liprai, don:o64'or banal, inhu: ination for sky, wellda; for solid, imper iling:4l fur nott,neA , plasticity ; for top, - apex . ;for hill,,Wlti- foil beginning, tn cipience ;;for- Oil,' t6rminus ; foe think, cogitate ; forlompr madrigal ; for walk, perninlqate4., - for_,:ellent, taciturn ; for cork, spigot L . 'S*. -nova # proboscis ; for barrier, corddonet,i4or gnnblet, stylet ; freetit . MaimendtmltriSor man, father. I 13iped .; 'for gilidelMuk,eosmcfielite • for ca griMalldn i fot-,atitanimal s tad: bander rappendage ; `for earth,, mundane cpbere3l fey_ sky, , c ernlean ‘; for,neavan, spirit-laid; and so on, With hero and there a foreign word and sentence from some source. ' He thus acquired the , reputatinn of a learned and'eriginal` 'writer. ' Stim ulated by, flattery anoccisional goad of criticism; he subkequently .indulged his ambition and"voided his cefe.n in 1 1214 gista and scandal r '•and Vitus- `became >' smart; Piquant,. ma ,T 1 4 0- -Emboldened hyslie• 1 cess ; he then sometimes , spared with bold figures in to.the inagniloquant sprea4leagle atyle„ and thus.to his previous laurels add ed.",the repntatiop of's subfime and thrill ing writer. !What more • was wanting to secure Tl c ri*ritAttilin t4:60 heralded as a learned, original, smart, piquant, racy, sublime, and Wait* writer? ; *-With such ' ideas his 'style was graduallt moulded, Land his mentalhabitaconfirined. He was by many considered a iirst ß olass- writer, rand realized a bandionielbthme from his lien: ' But ,iftei - alVicsOst - of his'` writings resemble some of the imposing wild game in the markets, which, sunk of he - feathers audin*iisfotuato have but-little Meat, andlthat very Poor.-%4Anouyirioit: -• The Camphor St o rm-Glass. Dealers in jaillosoPhicill Optical ie.. atruments Sell simple-stomt.slasses which 'are used foithe plarpo4o of indicatingap preaching storms. One of these, consists of a glass tube, about ten inches in length and three-fourths of an inch in diameter, filled with a liquid containing camphor, ;and having its _ mouth entered with piece of bladder perforated with ; a-deedle. ,A tall phial answer .the purpose nearly as well as th& ten inch tube. .Vhei composition placed Within the tube con sists of two drachms of camphor,. half a drachm of .pute - saltpetre, and halt a dream of the muriate of ammonia, pul verized and •mixed with about two ouncea of proof spirits. The tube is Usually sus-, pended by a threid near a window, and the fonctionlof its contents are as follaW,s ; if the atmosphere is .dry and the weather promises to be settled , the solid parts of the camphor in ` the liquid contained in the tube will remain at the , bottOni; and the liquidalx!ve will be quiterelear ; button the approach of a change to rain the solid matter Will gradually rise, and small cwtaline stars .will float about in .the tbe, approach of high winds,, the solid parts' C)f the Caniphor will rise in the formofleaverl and appear neur the surface in a, state „resembling- .fermenta tion. TheSe -,indications are sometimes manifested -- twentl-foar• laws Imifore a storm, breaks out. After some atperience in observing' the motions of`the, camphor matter in the tube, the magnitude of a coatingstorm miry, be estimated ;:slab its' direction, inasmuch 'the partickli lie closer together on that side of the tube that-is opposite: totat - Irani' - _Whidi the . coining.stonn will "aPproach. The cause of some,ofthese indications lass yet un known'; bat the leading principle is the, solubility of camphor, in alcohol, and its. insolubility - in water, camphor, with - the • factttukt,the dryer the „atmosphere ,the more aqueous: vapor diesit to and ;via vinta.—aic — lttge fli 13OLDMRS 1 B PENSION g, cAn 13a k• Pay 1 rimiiidensuicietruciier. Aemari. crif muir:will_gireprAmptltt-petion tO all datiasintnu. 1261144 i = No eaarge=m succeriftd. Ncontrosti. Aug. _ J.U. McCOLLVIK. ' " ST. : oliALßLEs , iionL, 47. W. 31317.1`ge58, ."I"ramc, =I=ZM 7191! . 41(44) LODE," OUZJN cotarrir, - - cox.cataDo. nista low Ake., tsis dontEvisii; Cojor4q. ••• tito. W. Cininausafalti*gp . P. HI Z Newiltort. -illams•us Pomide. tC I K- H: S. Cotittz t i Yang.- I Caeasza.WirtrAlt -x. Mouza,' New O. WM. Plew-York. 5./azAnirozp.llovrezum f g,,,. eWain 862.2 4 162 ... 2 ! ,. !9P! , 47. 4 wrenk" w oak Stnit4W., - , ITheeßnewenta,o4,.s.o. &zxow, Dr, Y. Eltarsizo, .._E • - Y. - . ... iaadieu t i".,,,„„6,..i.b. SU WOW , Taftt-Itgitaarsia, 131,44.0134) fallawin *um jai: j;?,:!1 , - 4::, ),:v.; : . ••:4 ,-, .-....„ .., .r,.. incenrAtii zio,trmx: .',UsTWARD'Ators% liThaffidalitammainp.sa 5r i ,204.114 Ll3p.at .1 1 , tdc t *Mut • 6,43talmboat • 1 . 86" t p.m 6, •-*--:, e-. Vapas- lei Clataxbiatt!! - Wad= wink, Lta7p..za 20 {Way Freight, 10:02.411 ii!gial, 1 . tiNlitlika4a -..ri , r vr , :• Train It; iunsevait ± stat i WO: itk tans Saadarit u m: arlapillasdayz , m . sth.notilasanthrommi *lt • illaittopla*Sagehloaratdoctitsotitartb ~ ~ •, , cl-- , ..- ver .-47111411 11/NOT i p(iiaa, . .. . , . . .. ipotailiTATzim ih i rrißS,'CoisstitationWiur Ogg 'berg Aymitery . o7np,* . TIINA/Paks. _ e l l 7 : to 111,,arkny.... of -lhe Po to mac, . on the 4th , Idsti fb r n/4-- *P lig,gers *o'lo'o6oW - the Goveintnetit and iustaittkintrairliandiekiluttu to us by : 1-I_,sThat the - sentiment that !;bi Rites i 'kti*tiO..fuett to...;(101t of valet oftouito.), rp, Mit the ei-j , abiiiition; not the, .de-: suxt not amers ~ ~ ppiri4~ late - but a lavedUaiaititatiotisl: and a , 140004.*Aci11ie941039.0,00;0000;'!,',,;:.',, ~- -4 Dr:,;•;:ii outrun::: Ramat, PIIBLISEIND ON VIITIOWAYEI,,#T NONTBOdE,I SOOQUZI*Nrid:COONTY; PA, BY 'Attaio!k!, 7 4 * , or , z .1 3 0Wp. Ai - 6,013km* stisurntismasit. Man payment to oat trutdo in 'adraiiee.AN, and all attotodsconoctodotill bo at tha fatOgt PM& fear. ',lovßalimanvrs Maeda at tlie rate act for of todlOtes or NaMoUd ottate, tbroa atom Virit i rta for:eattr; sidaleAuent itolettldir. Yearly adrestbora tutnalthaUft atl4o for of.ednum. BLANKS koptfor ale aid tirlited to order. JOB PRINTING dorto:ln,goOd, !deeps eon notice. eroc:ox.iimiziartter' ..13ACK PAY. EZzndrAned,LICRNIFINII/LOENT OF THE 00 V ERNIT,' Will give ' prompt • attention to all claims entrusted to his elm Charges low; and Info?. 'nation Vir J mics.. I L. Ifrittaw4m. e antroto, ay. 14. 1861. F" • • - Wil.,llL-co . ER-/ cod Thompson i e `-11100 Star" Line of • . •-• X4v.orpool Packets. - Tblotioits - ,ibiagto 'sand fOr their friends in the old oottntry, canweltaae paseago • tickets by , the above Unarm the subscribers. . • - Mao, Drafts on Ireland for sale In sums to suit. WM. R. COOPER & CO., Bankers. ..Motitioes,4nt, Pre 1863. , ; AyeeS 43L , BSAXPA ri TT al.i/" 410" -woo:Lbw. Pon der azitzny , . ADP % Deem Ed% a fociAbsosta. ateratant. Oxford, Arabs. . / have add lame giantlike of your , BAusar . Atuiz but nevezyetffinfbottle which of the dadredeSeet and dill mthMeMn to those who took it. As That as our people it, they agree these has been zursitedicine Like it before try in oarconununity.o. „Eirttpdisnus.Pimila t liktahes, Pouttilagricera. "Z e titr._ 413 . Robt = l . s igt t ergstkuul. tout! 124 my ahry 10 you 'arid the public whet:ll4dd my rstimistry to that you publish of th e virtues If l 4 ot t uv ir heREULPMIII44. .117 daughter, &Sten, laid as g humor in her wars, eye-s, and for yeanr, whibb we were unable to mire nail] we your ilan sArenits.A. Bbe has been well Abr some months! , Amu Afrs..Anur E. R ic e, a weinnown and amckeareemed /ad, of Destakville i - Cbpa Nay Ca., N. J. "Itt ttz boa suffered fora yterleat with 's smut ,nloaw which was _very troubiesoma. Bathing afibrded any radfi we tried you itasserasutie, whkh soon completed, candleher. ,, ...nom Marks ff. Gaffer ZAN ipirifassdr of GagadMutitilf, If as. fluitinitchn'ert-Ot prettrat Nashua, zr. 14 I had for several years s very troublesome humor in my.faceorldch drew constantly worm until it disfigured •myilmtartarand Iniolerableifflictlan;,Ltded - almost everything a man could of both advice and :mil. doe, pat without aureheembot.rai,mutil 1 took you* earns revisor.- it y lmmedlately7aadd ny fete worse, es you told me it might fbr &timer but in a few weeks the new skin began to form under the blotebes, and con. Inured =taxer flee lON smooth as anybody's, arid I am . ..without any cribs Maim tiUt I know of. 1 elklur Perfect2=l.l* sad without a doubtowa It to your SAIMMM2I • • Bryisilenletral Debility—Purify the Blood. .Fran Dr. Babt. &saki; .Ifoustortrit. - "N. Y. Dn. Asa I seldom tall to annoys 'trims and Fcrefidolle Oral. thor persevering. use your Baal eatukentAntl. I been Just noW Cared an attack of Mang:lost Erysipelas withit. NO - alterative we posies, equen thelkiacureistize you ,baressopidied to the pro• feeldo4 is weD as to the peopio." - Aare 7. Z. lobssoPOn, Hag., Wpm. Ohio. si For twelve Tears I bad the_yellow Erysipeltur - on my right arm , daring which time / tried all the celebrated physicians I could.reach, and took latiadreds nf (Ware worth of medicines. The Went were so bad that the cords became tidbit, and the .doctors decided that my arm must be azoputated.. , T began taking your BARBA pArtuze. Took Iwo. bottles,:and some of your Furs Together they have cured-me. I am now as well and round as any body: Being ins - Oldie place s , twee b known to everybody in this axersunalty, and Pram Hors. Henry Mow * s, at. EP, e Nereastle, GIP., member grate Dthadion Parliaznest. teed Tour UANMAILILLA in my brolly, for general o g a g l iot-owa)r, d A Ta tt' th"la boodmon n it d im in t g r ft y , I St. - Anthon. It" Mos. Salt Mii;luto. Scald • . ... • • - and.. am Avert: - "XIX ' Hamel barmock dickter, .Bsq , the abks editor of ga Deetoorat, Rattsoleanka, "Our ealithildieboat three gears of w. was attacked by l. pintplar on' hie emitted. .rirpitily spread - IMM formed a loatbdome and virul ent sore. which coy: • his nice. and Wasiky blinded his eyes fbr some days. A skilfid nimbi= applied nitrate of other and other rem. eaw w ithout any ap t efitct. For fifteen days we Wads hands, with than tie should tear open the , end corrupt wound: which - ecrrered bin whole! &Ting Vied every -thing else be bad any 'hope itror*we fo Trd ring - Yoorlinnanzana.ra, and appry. ing the e o potash h ihdil lit m ir _Arum direct. The sore began to hear whetrire lad ven the tint bottle, and was.walOgra-ve• .the second: TIM tildb ere/Isbell, w hich bad come ant s grew _sobs. _and he now as healthy and fair as any other. The whole neigh. bat that On ohUd =set -die.'! ' • WM/a and Mircusisi Maas. Ttft#E s P2Fs Stoat. Of M. Lottk, *mat - - - sit arnatrig reflV7 thr thee • .aty eymptcnns of tippacas,andfntlypmusso Mama= any Mbar we'poness. 1310 profession ire In debted toyou some! of Meted dneawer haven' Fross 4. J. Preach, M. D., an oniseatph rkian Leta rence,ifeter4ioto tea prominent qf fltale,gfik later it grArauceelllUL • " • • ault. Avstrz=suf O dear filr: I have tbaryi yo 7 . SAPAIIILLA an excellent remedy for both anus' =and secormkaw Wm and in aomovase too Otottooteite Or other remedies. 3do not !mow what we can employ with more certainty of en where otwelfhl altenttlyols Oas: - S. Veltilietk , qrAreg lied dmadfel Clara an b 1 legs, ea the abuse of me,'. , eery, or mercaria; dimase,wldch grew more and more imograrated.ilityrosa v in 'spite of-every remedy or trea tment that could be applied, until the p ersevering - mot Ainals Satteareartuma fen. , stied bite. -TOW found mons - inveterate dhd - dbingeing thin this, and it; mok mfgraL4caenbett4ll to ogre kw. ox., llBll66 t** tiat 11 0 1 10 8 iglatkaaaa.,: a ga**l_ll? _ *lVRA&)ait:t r keratioNt and are Veryvnen vireo by , the alterative tact of Mb ; liammlraltura. Some cesesiretudge. ,however, in aid, of the tialturaimMt, the swell 'Applieedkto of local of .• _From / the"ton-bows - raid - rtte*ifetri*.larob - - morruz, - eung.' 'tibiae Mond yonr.litanaArsisteLe w txcellenf later give in dismai of fentale‘AlLadi !lees of Lencorrlues, etnl 11/therition, atd locside . log from the scrothigsmtUethetXbayetqW•tol4lled them are few that do t,Watel kiisepeasx aided by loud tress:mean- - • Stadimatiffiliiiig to,Ctilow Ott j:ll4lkitio4 le her name, • toned: r th =us iimon hin - mad myself have been cared of a veil /mill V:P r° bl4g° M atyoair easaavasuatt. 11 - • I, ______ - '- •- i ' - 11 - fs 0 44rU s c PULS Dineen sok vso therr p purgs. Danes kr Ai sad es ore so, unirersallyinosm, that Wei not do more than ; to semeAbe pnblio their quality is.rosomaxi. us:ells:best ireVelloss been iind that 'theY fur Oi l oo,p 4o:111 that the here ever Atoop,H, -try:-4well. Jailitlitl4 swabs:. , ' 2' A. ireltakMit43ll6o*4 and - by one trader in every in the, county. misYl9 c*ljr -11A0Will-AL , ALLEN -ilOlll wan pni OP ;.• I FLOUR,„.TEED, SALT, - --Garden , Beeds,-- whim,obTerrTimothy trailaafead,L • • _____Laii4l; (Jana* qmontrED Fish, Smoked Salibat, Syrups; rEroliriates and -Sugars. TEAS, COPM?, SPICES, BROOMS AND NAILS. , CIPSICF-0 17 fO r Miner- A• , 2 13AEDWM: — • • MoOrolo. Alan 14. Ist . THE.FAIIIMIStBABBER • Comewnd see the famous Barber, Almon* Barber, latter Reyti. • • • Woof Hayti now Wi!son'e, Now et M. EL'lVlleon`e Store Room, rind the ebaving"and ekompooing, Fin =omitting hair to milt Hind d ma randy at yaw ser v i ce a, u, • At your entice, C MORRIS. Montrose,Oet , 15, 1868. tf, . GEO. P.. LITTLE • itSll2l=l:llltAlStarllectinizir, , • BACK PAY,PENSION CLAIMLAC toell claim. intrneted ' my tare still be s attonie4 . to promptly. No cbarge unless saccesstel. Montrose, Idarcb 10# 181340-8 m . . c aptobre,candles s tamp 011,4&c. ' • - - :: TIOTNI AND 10004 W.14004t7 FOB BALE BY ALLEN & 11W1M1125.11T, .1111oittrose, Pezt:lo•6 r81L1414 1 108 491131100 A. for restollogßair. Sfor - esh) ojr - T ABEL- Tim„Rmy. , THE CONFESSIONS AND- EXPERIENCE OF AN INVALlD.—Publishafer the lomat, and as a warning anti a caution to yotuagmen who suffer from nervous De bility, premature decay-of Manhood, etc.; supplying at the aametime. the meansof self•sure. By one who .has ,eured himself after being jrut to jprent. injury excl ex pense throughmedical humbug anaquacliM. By enclosing a post.id addressed envelope, single copies may bead'Ot the author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.' Redford. Rags County,N.'Y. dusyS--lyle SOLDIERS' „BOUNTY, PAY, AND .PENSION: OFFICE, Over :.the Post-Office, 1011311;10 dilly Authorized to prepare the neCORSaI7 ta pers for all applications for Soldiers, and ills wid ows, parents, helm said children of deceased Soldlers,for Bounty, Back-pay & Pensions, I wilt attend to that business Ibr the sum of " for each claim—this to cover all expenses, including Justices' fees, Clerk's Certificates, and Postage. This Is about ono.third the cum usually charged for the business. OM! persons Interested will please take notice and gov ern themselves -accordingly. 11111ANKLIN FRASER. . Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Claim Agent. Montrose, Oct. 294 . 1863. tf H1JNT,1i.. 2. R,00.& BLAIR ESC W4oie3alo4netagrieslereuk srp)Vr.,4 a X . /K.CPIC STEEL, = NAILS, menovutes, • BUILDER'S HARDWARE. 11ENSEA114 COWITZILBUNZ Air sivitts: RAILROAD 40711:NEM &WELT* CARDIAGE ''SrPRINI4S, .4ezirB, maws AND BOXES, notiwdrurtqn4, TVAEFIZES, PLATED BANDS. *AMIABLE • I 'ONILETME, DPGyfES, • PELLONa. azir ANVED, VICES; StOltll3' iosa BBILOWS, RAIMERS, SLEDGES; FILES, &e. &c. ODICIXADTVID KILLOAVIM MEIN% .TAGELE mom. EiLASTEr& PAEIS CEMENT, NM &O • • MEECH WINDOW GLASS &FINDINGS. PAIRDANE' - S' ~ • Wanton, March 114„ en»':'4•••!-•°•`• . •••••••-• ,-- 4 r:-...1 ,,, .....; , • • , -: ..: —`,,,..,, ,:•.;_,(.. _ , •, :- ',. 1•- r 4 -:'"•''';':-••••• =" ;.--,:,, ._••;, ~..,., : _ nril3N_ asdianstber4issns_Opoktriiii:t , 0-_Com- L oussionefOrr s i p wji•aprOdk - ) • 1 r . 4 : at large to examipe rrptinates- to 11 . . • ed to Penelons i - * lll Wl*, . 1 41 apEliestionel , • -r_ be presented to bia;,. at Montr ose , r. Rooms st 3', B. Tar ell'alloPi. - • I 7,' ' r; pogniog , Moukoft,Alll4B.lB,:-0 - • tt •• - Iffi=l , • , . lungkrnualga Etle r t i ttir itid . , Anti, .47011 . r1).11131 tin 1 • j ~..- . 4, ) -.. 1 ) % in the respective departments °that , * _ he le engaga, eielneei s a re everything. with luif Pllini&-' , lbahke ,to those, have ewer fiteirgertheir nairottieK sail hopeeto merit aeon theism* oitheir Wow 1 Thepublie ereregipenithilyjn. geevitiera tnotil se his Store, mid &Fusible illiellbee libW• ids geod . , ARE' - t • turem i i pm „..,,, tri T 'olioris,f6ilsitlei*ofttittllirgelt • o r•-•..j•t:-.. ,•!•:•"•'...•':. ' , , ,1:•• I - • : ••:A. —a; . 'l I: r " ":.) i. j, sok . t . ; •,f,/ , .. • .1_ or ri- - J. ,I , , • ..., (.1 g, B. -."1 - • I :A' - r , ' :). —C , !,-.) - - 1 '••: . 1•;1 'MI 51 - - - • 1 *loaf 004 , lli artsilgehannaContitY, mid jatibably 1 . prising he et. variety erjnostdigeront articles of app georeliitheMortheniperted2ennsylvanikandm. imps effthe entire State;- Att:lngibilueliul Di, UPS- In About Shirty different baneluni of bnde„atid_tbe Babe tiane are mallet about terti‘qlf elle Mt - lkatites in New York, and more-than. Arty Badger= Mtatifse- Avers oat of NeW 'York. i'A large pre artion of the . Goods are brolight direet frOnt the man rare. thus hawing mninine articles. Customers on entering the 'Store:must' tiotexpeet tonna everything . ' la sight - ,:but .neatly every article wanted willbaPrOltleedb; illgairi gometdas of the Stott may belormed bY, _the following :generaloutlineibutenbanaration le leered- linable, -. . Drugs and Metlicines„Paints and 0114- . Drilla__ Greeeries. Lindens, Crockery,' °leas ...Wm% wan' and Window Pe r• Sliver. Ware.rrulamerA:-.1 Goods.binaleallantruntents,BrasheevAza_ipitangroek - Knires,l'able Cutlery and Silver - Plated Were,' tamp , Materials ferlightse, Hardware, Bed Corda,litonpWare, Dry Goode, Mirrors. Window Glasc r Lithographs, 1 7ar-. nishes, Bird Gegen, Speeteelek. Whips, and laShes, , Brooms. Gans Blew ,is, Ammunition. Tohaselb Medi cal and Surgic a l !oatmeal:de.' Balt,- Bmp.-Petasb, Dm brellae. Porr,elain Teeth. in short. nearly everything. to restore the, sick. to please the' taste, to- delight the eye, to gratifY the-faney, and also to eondueeto 'Cho real and substantial comforts of Life ' • _, The attention of the public le respectfully invited: to my stocker Goode, bought exclusively for :cash down. and will be 'old on the same princia i row rims. . LL. Montroso, January f5t,18133. , HIEN* IitOODZI A PULL ASSORTMENT OP FELL & WINTiII GOODS, c- JUST RECEIVED, and wIU be sold AT A LARGE ::,IPPITCTION Turrell'e from Apzll , prime r . OrThis Reduction will include Ebel ENTIRE STOCK which will be found as large as usual, and will by sold on NE MOST MOM TERMS ''or.,C.A.lStS ON TIME, or for PRODUCE 8. 131711181TT, . Nov, 1863. New Milford. KEYSTONE HOTEL, At Montrose, P a. Wm. IL WAVE, Proprietor. /THIS new and commodious Hotel is situated on TOHe I. Avenue, near the Court House, and nearly In centre of the business portionalliontrose. The Proprfetoris conildentthat he to prepared to entertain guests , inaway that cannot fall to give MUMS SATISFACTION: The Hotel and Furniture are new; and no expenyobas been spared to render it equal if not superior to any in this part of the State. It to well supplied with all' recent Improvements and comforts, and obllginn waiters will always be ready to respond to the call of customers. The Stables connected with this house 'are new and convenient. The Proprietor respectfully solicits the patronage of his old friends, travellers, and the public generally jan63 tf Wlll.ll. HATCH DEL & WESTERN THE PASSENGER TRAIN T.F.A17E13 Great Bend at 1.40 a. an, after the arrival at AA 6.30 6.m., of the Cinclutual Express from the west, connecting at Scranton, where it arrives at 10.10 a. m., with a train onthe Lackawanna and Bloomsburg Rail road, for Pittston, Wyoming ;Valley, Kingston and wake/acne, and by omnibus with the Delaware , and Hudson railroad at Providence; for Olyphantand Car. /modal°. Afflope stAtion. ads train connects by omni bus with the Belvidere Delaware Railroad for Phillips burg; Trenton. and Philadelphia.' At New Hampton Junction, where It arrives at 9.25 p. an. th e same Win connects with trains on the Central Thad of New Jersey forlliimbetti. Newark, New York, Mutton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Manch Chunk, Reading and Harrisburg.— Parseagers oy this train arrive in New York at 6.60, in Philadelphia atB.oo, and in Harrisburg at 8.10. The train leaving loot of Cortland atreet„New York, at HAD a.m., and foot of Walnut street, niladelphia, at 6 a. in., connectin with: the Planner train of this road, leaving,_New Hampton Junction at 11.20 a. and =ly ing at Scranton at 4.09 p. ni,. where it cornecta with a train on the Lackawanna and Bloomsburg Railroad; and with the omnibus running to - the Dela Ware arid' Hudson Railroad. Tide train arrives at Great Bead at 0.10 p. m., making a claw connection with the mall train going West on the Erie Railway. AN AdCOMMODATION. TRAIN leaves Scranton at 10.14. m.. connecting at Great Bend with the Daylkepeesit train west on the By this train Passengers arrive at IlluiraSytacase. Bar fain, ac.. the same . day. Returning OM train loaves Greatliend at 2.20 9,-. in., on the award of the New York =s going. Bast. and . Buffalo. Express going West, yeast Sersatorials.Bop4ll: It filihrlt 101N.BBIS BEN, SeraAtoaYGn 3 lcket Agent. LACKAWANNA43LNMSBIJAG ON grid • al'terApill 20; 1868, - Paisetger Tialas will =a as follows: ))oV.Xite Passenger. Leayb liceantiM:stAWM 1-I;iii a. m. :Kinattal , Bull* :1.1.10p.m. , al .• thMeL' at `0.21 - 2 . : ti 4, • - Arrive itt Northern,er„buld, -M - OVING Leave • Borthumberhuita (4.llo , pwin.' • ' %Denville, 0 R ave n, VAC - " Kingston, ILO& '1.43 p.m. ArrivestScrant3n. • -- 0.1075,.70a - 420 1 4 111 - A passenger train alsoleivkaXingit on at 8.20 a: vs. for „Scranton to connect with' tratnioiliew "fork. Return leaver Screhtott iirriviiicOrtiniretaliew,Tork , at4.ltop. M." ' • Yammers taking- train South '6(6 ;Santo's at Op A.M.. via. Nortimmialand, reach Barriebursl2.Bo skra. Baltimore 81.,t0.; Witeblastintilip.rm. - . via Raven , they teschMaftlphtitat 7.00 v M . m. , • •• - , IG/B.:Santr, supn• , , ~.., • Terrible Disatriont—SeKtistator thalUllisa. ; 1 i 'llol•yalitable izOlironneighltiAltediNtg" A•irotit jos.,-Of 40qoagesouottiOltokeed'engranings: • PC Efint, tefeo Vede Ideoum. atioiligthal and A trotlict on ' Igoil and Woniaf, thelrphyslorogy,• eons, ond.oextO at illOontorOorevetticlod, i vatt ninet- Agit e dit Mr Molt speedy ittite.,' /rho Vaal& iir ILIC•Hohlot Lea lottgliOanilizidotill 41; tigbillooded;but'atilietOrneiroo L, iletot of num • i triofito,"be Ins beim' thenbed' tO extend hie to ••,!.. col too. tbrduer 110•inollititti 44 hie "Made ' ar ••• 4 " '. 11 lit* vollteso tbAt'obould belA thobands of Oft •• • • llolitilloOflois a - tlye o t oterotirtoectr Ott •• • • for ltit ittl - IM then:cost with& •••..., • ~ . I .fiO • i o. . ofentt rw titk: : . : 0;'` '); ''• 4 . 1 , 341014 t ;II Add rose' .• •tottot paid"llootet" • 4 0 11/Pritionliteift NOW If • r 1une , 10. . m.4r .?„7, ~,, )• s •:,• ~ r , , 1r,..:11 :AD' , l' . ..:-. ~. =SEM 111001YERS:1,1:, f /!•APO::: : 11$111/1 1 1 CIARTRIDGESttiMi - ANKUNMONaSe. tOT 11 1 6 7 :111140b7 , -.'.' f - t , :74.1411 1 AltirliW I :,.Allbrattaiet*S7 n 406. . • laptrlVAlllo4teirelantettaliallbeliolli* • Diereses Otbetlerrolus; •eal erstems;-nerrind reWlNelteelattm lid aate4te ettBDWMIDANIMORIediaBastirp la letter envelottee ofcbinteaokielltreeltrar litrterrewMeneteMeottittlexiNo. ROO Othetreet4 1111111delPhltk, WM VS Rai].-r•coetioa. 2:6.4L.=+atticw. i Alf.iigh.lrii/ofleentargt‘ 'VlStiriraAtrUl 4lantlirliAll4l, DOCTOR :: 1400FLAND'S - Oro, Dr. O. 11L war.:Anirzczmuar evirt • Likvxm., cogrutoi.*, . " SitY4l2' ar41637, Mq3DX.O3VI Chronic as Nervous Dotalt7 Mimeo Wimp, , awl &dinars, UWE/ from alba& Liver or Btovilah. *heti en, In ti A t • " Cm i I nir t • ....ifhlness'orlllood to the Head, acklltyof the stoma* Nauses.bleartbnrn Disgust for silos. Holm* or weight 131 the stomach,. JOUSAVe• miens, sinking 9r fluttering 'at' tner.pit et 'the Stome swimming ot the Head y . berried 11014.410ca1. FlutteringattheHcart,chokiniairal roman eetwationwerbett 1117 . ingto . t. Molest' of-Vision. dots or webs Odors the eight ,Bever and dull Pain in the Una; detteleneyorPorepiration,- Y &lowness ot the MA and • Eyes, pain in the aide, . Bea, Chest; • , /to., Ic., fadden • Flushes of • Suridig lathe Plash, Constant -Imaginings of Zell, And greel-DiT t reelon -ot ta. Ind positively prevent Yellow Favor, AIPOWC.Fet...I I4 • 'They contain No Algokig They wax. anulthe abooodleenseo in Nemo oat otioo. DO icou wArnr • 110103TEINO TO A 000 D• APPETITZI TO 'BUILD UP yogatourenniog I TO MIL WELL t • " • q'otTET-Rio OP .ITICEITOIMESS =BOY.! TO SLEEP WELL? A BRISK ANDI7IGOROXIS7EIR" U you do, two HOOPLAND'S GERIMieBITTRIP. From Rev: J. Neteto'n Brown; Ds D. I~ditor of the EneyeloAdia ofßel,ibioutilimiiikflje. Although not disposed to later oirrecornmand Plitent Medicines in general, three distrust °Melt Ingredients and effects ; Iyet. know of no imMcientressonawhy a man maynot testily td the benentabe believes' blzinelt to have received from any simple, pre p ration In Abe - hope that he may thus contribute to the -nent 'of Others. I do thisthe more readily In regard tolloollandiiseer man Bitters, prepared byOr. C. Jackson, of OtS4r because I was preindleedigbitustiturin for many- , anderthe tutor -mMon that tlieyisreruchiellyanficobo lc mixture, I =lndebted tomy Mend Robert Shoemaker. Esq. for the removal of this pre3unice by proper teats, and'tor encooragemUto Went, when enEering-from great and long continued debility. Th0,45(108 Dottie' of these bitters, at the beginning of the .present year, 'was followed by evident relief, and restoration to a deg ree of bodily and mental vigor which I bad not felt for 6 months before. and had almost despaired of regaining. I therefore thank God =don friend - for directam to the use of them. • _ J. NEWTON Panay's, Jo/m=4,1881. , • . ATTENTION; SOLIMMS ! And the friends .of . Soldiers. . We call the " attention of all having. rekitioncor Mende in the army to the fact that " 1100PLAND% German Bitters" will cure nine-tenths of. she diseases induced byezposuree and plivations incident to esmp life. In thelate, Imblisb almost daily in th e news papas. on arrival of the sick, It will be :noticed that a very large portion are suffering from debility. Evrry case of that kind can be pUIdBY curt I:7!Malind's German Bitters. Diseases resulting from disorders of the digestive organsare speedily removed. We have no hesitation in saying that if theeeßltters were freelymed among oar soldiers, hroldreds'of lives might .breered that otherwise will be lost. Weca attentiort to the followingrentarkahle and well authenticated cure of oneof the nation's heroeess,, whose life. to use his own Language,' "has been'eaved by the /litters:" finixtuxuatos.Augatlid„ tB6ll. • Messrs. aro74l* et Abans:-.Well; gentlentmloterlifoof land's German Snare has eared my Ins 'There is ho mistake is this. It is-vonched for kr numbers of 107 eomndee, some of *bete names trerappended.ided Who were cog nisant of all the cirtatertancee:pf..my eye.; I em, and - hare been, for the last four yearn a member of •Ilhorman'e' celebrated battery. snot under the:itainediate command of Captain/I.W Alms. rains tbuesimmull attendant um soy airduats dutie attacked In ;NT% Met. with teureimation of the. loamsaliva for !lb Gays in the hospital. This was followed by great de- Nifty, heightened by an Mack of dysentery; "was then removed from the White House__ , audited Joel* citron board the Steamer ”State of. Maine," where I landed on thelt3th of .itine. 'Since that time ) bite been, about as low as any ona could he and still retitle a spark of vital ity. ' For &week or more I: was miseel, able to "swallow anything, rad itimn force atocesel doom it 'was lin- InedisfeWbrfornuP Men. .•• • Itterldnot evert keep a glass of - water on mimosa. Lifeconld not last =der these circnntaticaces ;:and, sc. cordinely. the physicians who had been working faith unenceessfully,ternettertue from tbegrap of the dread • archer, frankl y old me they could do Ino mere forme; and advised mete see eel arid to make such disposition ofmiliMitedfun *Seat idled me. Astacquaintancemrho. visited me at the . AMP/ 1 . 'Mr. - Frederick Stelnberft, of tith belbtelirth street, a ri nd me, as s forlorn bale, to - Wyatt Bitterns:od kin& ly procured *bottle. From the betel comet egod SOUK them thegioomyshadato - oldeathreced4 r ime 1 einem thank God tbs %getting better.., , Th I:lite taken but twit bottles;l have gained ten pain e, sruil i t i rn* griteleofbelog permitted rejoin:o wife tia4 ter. . from whom Dare heard nothiagalSsonit9tetfurAlesu• tlemen, I am'a loyerVimitilari. Tidbit* off Front Rorsi- , %T0 your thremelle•Bitten rove the •• eertataty Biters hich owese place °Prague ; fester-to your will I' rrons privilege of aWn clap. mg sooty hoedinthose.wheAre - -i•aitternp Ver7 trubr.roneth . • 12449 XA4.9P: We fa/ concur in the a bove statement. - it s despaired of seeing ourcolarade, 71r. Nalairect toe calth. • • • JoAti:Ciiildelaik' t" - GlEop Ackley, astp!., Lewis MeiNdkii r Aigi-Xo el'cOL I. B. rSpewilOs - CAkiitlol44(pek'o B.'1120*II;VO.'11; Vd ,V rivacAte. • • ‘k AN'earei!4(qo6.2l4L-4."#' Pk e: A tpisfirilro g4s4lcs iie l $ tua ..1 'Celt 1 4: - • • •It Ogt :PP!!'• 4, - 04 rot t of.,-, zslAw Aturif • 0 lot (k ,P6l : , , , ioritutEor , .cotramtn=l ota&L...lll.4Atdrucorm.. , t7or fietrio Ito iktklitiii or 4141(4 OLL • 'Wawa sour nearlistdosest 14: 3 404 net be molt ht tufo, theis t UralkilefeS fetiOINSW. .Irtit c ed•W *Rif • PriudPalthilavand Mansfootory r* l r P-3, 3 0 ff4 01 4" 1 „ 1 %.: arcoxigises 17Ercrailie .-1,•; I T.li ce r c F- 1 °• .cs. -i t i atexp ‘-.4- 1 ; 1 4 ' - 32 01 4 7 q diA fth twit
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