frow - Ters-zonsocitay.)
IN REPORT OF AUIS B. A. , COON.
BY G. W. LYONS
Death came with sable beating,
Oh! loved one, in thy bloom,
His robes about thee wearing,
In folds of shrouded gloom,
And whisperedlow and deep,
And left upon thy cheek
The impress of the tomb.
Palejoruas7o7er thee were bending, ;'t
Bt;ic4n and Weary,. worn,
And bleeding hearts. wariiendingi
With deepest anguish torn
_;
But death what power *Stay,
Or .bend lue.ruthtees sway`?
7_ Alas, lieieft to mourn?
Ited 'lath hi ever draping
The brightest hours with woe,
And to his bot3ona taking
Flowers that fairest grow,
To seal their sacred trust,
And moulder, back to dust,
Their beauty, dark and low.
When think we thou art sleeping
In earth's chill, narrow bed,
How, rushes sorrow, weeping
Tears, for bereavement shed,
While the stars in silence deep,
Their eternal watches keep,
Above thy pillowed head.
But though the grave is shading
Thy fair and youthful brow,
And in his mansions fading
Its brightness, even now,
Thy spirit, freed and light, -
Has winged its joyous flight,
Where blessed angels bow.
Akur oh ! the raptures swelling
In that celestial land,
Immortal glories telling
From that seraphic band!
When mortal vision wanes,
How sweekto catch the strains,
And press thy angel hand!
Ilsamat, May 20, 1864.
The Woznen'e Gemii4tt.
It is amusing to see the organs of the
New England manufacturers swelling the
cry against imported fabrics.' At a meet
ing oisie ladies of New York, got up to
echo the Washington demonstration, sam
ples of dress goods from Manchester # 'N.
R., were exhibited; and examined r by the
fair Covenanters. Rich silks, of Hartford
manufacture, are also advertised for the
use of those martyrs in brocade. These
false economists propose to buy in the
dearest market, instead of the Cheapest,
and call it patriotism ! They ostentatious
ly copy the movement of 1770, intended
to deprive the government of revenue
and to cripple it. So infatuated were
these women, that they voted down the
following resohttion, which militated S
gainst their estrava,„(Tant idea of
portation ! It was offered by Dr. Adams:
" We, the• undersigned, during the con
tinuance of this war of rebellion, pledge
ourselves, in the exercise of our best judg
ment, to regulate our personal and domes
tic expenses with special reference to e
conomy and the resources of the coun
try."
We are told that such a crowd of car
riages as bore these fashionable dames to
the meeting, was never paralleled. They
never thought of giving the horses and
_coachmen and footmen to the war ! No;
the talk was all " dress," and the adroit
dodge of non-importation means 50 per
cent. more to, the New England monopo
lists. Let the women of the country o.
conomise. Let them make sacrifices. Let
them give their jewels to the country, as
did the ladies of Berlin, and - use iron orn
aments instead I But let it be a real econ
omy instead of a false one. Let them
buy clothes, and all other things where
they can be got cheapest ; and ; Jat them
stop talking eternally about their dress.
Dickinson on Ropublicankan,
Read what Daniel & Dickinson thought
of the Republican party in 1 . 8 . 60. &tract
from his speech made aVCooper Infitittlte
TUB =PUBLICAN PARTY.
This organisation, with many elements
allergen& cleverness, bodes evil to the
beatiert' erests of true freedom and human
ity~ It is founded in sectional distal.-
hums, its aliment ieprejudice and pass
ion. its efforts calculated to array Smte
against . State, sectioaage . but section, man
against Man, brother agamst brother,--to
destroy all kindly relations and light np
the fires of sectional disoefilsod strife, to
end in battles of blood. Though ,itaxin*
agers threw overboard ita - gieat ,fotmiler
andleader, Governor Sewaril a befusutkiehe
had too plainly declared ire Ceitikta t
hoping thereby to conceal its - geroMf
tendencies, its trim theories are belched=
by the Stunners and the Cheevers, and
reduced topraitioe hfit's7Ohn Browns.
[Great cheers.' It distzota and embittei . ti,
the so?itl re latioris -- ;itierezt:the hotq ties:
of religious brotherood it brake*
Wed of* common isiih, ItAlott
eat thereat memories ,ortbeltea,nhOzi
it daitroys commercial interests bud j the.
interchanges aim() trade-it dm ac t es ug
as a natioalmfgre the envious suonarche
ergs . l,r.ivewge of IN: 0. 4
haw, Itjukwerto . to Utir right& It
sowelrnadeast the,terriOle Pee& or della':
Safe '1%.00 13 , Wit the people
oplowSuiftest:ofaihic
andlteeo latien..'
- Venda of-Northern -Troops.-
Whatever_we may,e4 pf .am „the atrocities
of the Southern army, we plid.taral
leis in the Northern'arMu' c its tire follow
ing will testify. We quoteltronihe Phil:
adelphia Bulletin, an aboliticui*Ott
• V',11.4.
Yrheri the',firat accqunts:Of ihe'o4l%-
ing of Washington, N.V.,-,arkili
it was hoped that they worto erated,
but official information sinciti *shed es
the fact in its tifil*iiknity. It
••• --V40431:411at when thq,t'oiviPlias ordered
to*sivitcnnlte4, the p*olaitiregiments to
leitye it, NI: 17th s4,4l3lLitsetts volun
t63inaigl-the 15ttriConti*put volunteers
inmittad ,thegreategC-4cesses, broke
open".priissie,atoreEy*lpillaged them,
fort:4°l)**o4 :onic.a#d Odd Fellows
_LA O% rtegiilia and hawked
gient - Ompitgo7o:tkOta. - 43ad as this was,
it_wlo.oeVantlAtil: -Th(ty then fired the
town Many of
die women„ •l'oOart, thus rendered
Aomeless:WititheAiiii es of soldiers in
.our minim! •
Inuit le tlitiNactr.
Mr.lllatifin, of this - State, offered a re
solution in Congress, to the effect that, as
bad been deolared.by Congress in 1861,
the war, was conducted not for the pur
pose of oullingation or .conquest, but:to
restore the supremacy of 410 Constitution
and the Union. '
On motion of Mr. Meyers, an Abolition
member, this resolution was laid on the
table by'a vote of 73 yeas to 53 nays.—
Now, if the war is not carried oafor the
restoration of the Union, we would like our
Abolition ,friends to tellthe people what
they are spilling their blood and spending
their treasure for ? Let it • = remember
ed that 76 abolitionist d i, by their
votes in Con ess, that 1. *. ris NOT pro
nely, t - . **file :Union
~ ti 't•*7-lif .nttfaition,
punk cootkilxi#4 , 4litoiot the '
more Ari eaatt Aufed. Co.. :17
Department'ofoni*thn - hut° ry
hospitili ale* since, and 'ill) ced
several barrels of dried ,coffee grounds,
the puipose whereef excited invioSity.—
The polite Comminry i n f orme d hi m t h at
they received twelve dollars a barrel for
thegrounds. Bat " what is it purchased
for, he asked.,. " Wel1;" said •thol3olll
- hesitatingly, "it is re-aromatiz
ed by
the transforming hand of modern
chemistry, and put up in pound papers,
which are decorated with attractive labels
and high sounding names."
Spiritual table talk by rapping is
apt to lead to serious enabarrassments, as
shown in the following instance: A party
met the other night and formed a chain,
and when the "fluid" was in movement, a
married lady present put the question,
"How many children have I? " - Four
raps were given, to indicate the number.
Presently her husband came in and asked
the Same question. Two, was the prompt
reply. The effect may be Imagined, but
nat. ticapritood.
VW - Scone of the republican papers say
that Lincoln is to blame for the disasters
in the Southwest, , and that he ordered
Banks there at the instigation of cotton
speculators. We think that this is very
probable. Lincoln was certainty to blame
for the Florida disaster, and be no doubt
ventilated another of his little plans in the
fatal Red river affair.
ilarThe Treasury Investigating Com
mittee are holding daily sessions. They
have examined a large number of witness
es, among them several respectable wom
en, who fully substantiate every charge
contained in the affidavits of women em
ployed in the currency bureau. The irre
sponsible-and loose manner of printing
legal tender notes and bonds, and postal
or friahmal currency, is clearly proven.
Prodigious efforts are being made,both
in the committee and outside, to cover up
and whitewash the matter.
BOOT, SHOE,
Gal FORMSIIIIII SIDE
F. B. ; WEEKS & CO.
HAr,)nei 4ened their SPIROSTON
MS, SRA IMIX CA
4 10X.iCin g iit3EVOTC:
OZBEL'EO IIIIUMMITG• :GOODS,
tionsfitirt.if
eim3lll'dng in Gents' line of apparel,
rho* Boots to Gat,
anirma ndiCoarse rd Genets,
3fen's Pine
cheaper Cam any other bonse.advi side Of New York.
Come and see for yonrsclves.
xontrose. ', ll lk a r il e x t Sham madnl t oril
Co.
wirrOzsivcrms
1111aiistiunurera ind Dealers In
•
WOOLEN. GO ODS,
Creel; Iboidford ea: Pa.
ilatti, (Wed and, Cloth rbdiduid.
CiWiameni 5*44 34,
filiiiit,lllll44ls 7 7Welk - 7 ffd.4 B 1 1. 44 thziobA 45e.:
they and Mixed CiAllinkjm.4o Tweote, extents.
Vamisioarall= oak tePhVViiirt.
Nadder Red ere. =Mb 10 • •
The raP2i9In4.MP4PVAPI24OII O4,
tor hier- •
• - -
WeClot will cad 1411e:for:tee,ysixtistiene - Cdietancelo
Asko home **Unit delay. -
o rr o V%3W.
;7' Camptawn, Nay 194%;1014k4f
.
...
WOOL CARDING
. .
CL - OTIFDR SIK
aim , .:....„, i ... p:4: 6
.; i 0. ! lot
lib o ttrlttero got F . ma t ed iP4
V 4ow.
to tiad.rto 'vb wo ~a6d4lHll
Inn= all' basted to we care to be done inagood
0 12, 1 1 r0 '.......zattulerf LWOW ingw-,
, ” itiktiWaspyr#,-1866.--ki
.................,
IF4IIIIW
D111410.1:41MA itiAlitrectk i Amor
woe uguktnesl9,7 • TV
1r ID% n
9
,
PROVtaION :STORE
Pttst's Old iOorner, fppositio
Soitarbkii i ltiottil. •
CRANE & FERGERSON
W7WrrPi 1:" to
e V liclt
haiert2l=i
LOT
GRONER PROVNONS
Yrfflatt o &Co
'MO limy are flailing cheap ter ready pay
CONFECTIONERY,
of all amts, and of the beat vatietlea,
Fresh Supplies constantly rec'd.
, Irritemember,the lila* Give ail a =IL
COlt paid for irela & Deacon Skins.
:O. MG MANE. P. T. vancomsonr.
hioatroae, April 28. 113(11.
PC N7cr iga ,x is&
-AND
NEW GOODS.
MBE undersigned biting entered Into business nu
A. der the name and style of
WEB . It £ BUTTERFIELD,
beg leave to inform the pablit that Mot are now re
ceiving from New York a large Barnwell selected stock
of Goods of every desaiption, consisting of the
styles of Spring an& Summer
Prints, Shallies,
.
r -- - •
Delanes,
Cletasimeree r
(Scottclametclizon.
taikLetwbs. egatc6-=-.
A LW OP GRUM,
of all khldo. A good sintoAment of
Crockery, Glass Ware,
Wooden Ware,
HATS & CAPS,
-IBOOTS '& SHOES,
1 739:BETZLAS,PARASOLILNECK
TIES, GL01621, DRESS
MECIMOI3, SCAMPS,
MUM; act:a&
Aleo a good assortment of
HARDWARE;
Conaletlng_of
. .
Shovels, Spades,- Hoes, Forks,
Scythes, Pruning-hooks, &c.
631, — A1l kinds of 3Fl'Z'Coscl'azAber taken in ex
change- Call and sec us at Webb's old stand on Public
AVeIIQC.
A. B. BLITTERIMILD. 11. J. WEBB.
Montrose. Apiil 28, 1864.
THE GOED 6111 PISSED
3E3v CAmorLigresia.
STUDY ECONOMY
and buy your
SPRING &SHIM ENDS
THE RMULATOR
GEORGE HAYDEN
duet received e c lm a ntsPlellald ilt=g og of
otots and Shoes,
HITS ADD CAPS
Alit - 14E4w . ' 4Grciv trets4 1
Rawly clads CLOTRING , f"or Mis s *4*.
tanks, a lx*AvEuiffo-itags.
WHITE andpefore'ff.;9lll7BTA •
UMW! BAillf,:/fraweri, :etztior. ;I rev.
BOWEr i - Callan. Gkors, Hakim
Ilandkadrift Umbrellas, d i e., &e.
1 have Wound dna, °Moeda, to telt Ord &Young.
treat and.eutell. at pica verveheqp jar 4 CUasits.
Remember the Platie: -
North wing l of the building lately occupied by Hayden
Brothes.
L SLICTIIIIN.
New Milford, April; 1864. Cr
NEW GROCERY
Ulan STORE!.
DUMMY JiItABIIiLVS EGTEIk
T - .
C , nallandbac would Inform ble old fr iends , add
the public generallyAttaS babas An tetnened Am
2,114, 1fink-citrWitti a. well saluted wartment, of •
and mien; ogefarlartinlalkoneli swine 'needed in every
a nd
d u = Q l i m a
re I rrea t n il a
nt ri ll s i
a a,
C •
71,01:114, -
I :po4 , f,gt=lessap t ..... E - en "
N.,Byaaessu•
DUTTEIL TALLOW,
EGO
p DA I M ,
AsuPPLsaMg•_ Ant
Goolnata oof abiVutett a tenOt "'" fa
" •
WILLARD.
• '
-NEW MIRANOEMENTSI
- 11It:till:101i 200 1 8001
war& MEM°
G tra-)
J
„.:.....‘„)
• •Por CASH ,oriteady ,Pay.
lotaacr.lts. 8% 1 0 NIB tai ac".
HAvs net well ecleTed s from
.the
the East with anew and
talli, -Ate Clotting
The Latest and most approved Styles.
CLOTHS AND CASSINERS,
cirri=t6c)CIMPILIEMEEI O
• -oi*iiii*criptio'n
-3F° . C3O Try Pt.
Of the choleest brands, incfttding Ilart's celebrated
Fish, Dairy Salt, Teas, Coffees,
- SPioest‘ Sugars, Molasses,
At very Low prices for CASE, 07 - Call and see for
yourself.
Oath paid for Grain, Butter, Eggs, &c.
2,000,000 doz. Eggs wanted.
®'Two dooribelowßoyd Ib Webliter's corner, la
the store Ihrmerly occupied by N. 1. Post.
G. L.. STONE, E. L. WEEKS.
MontiOse, April let, 1864. tf
JAMES R. DEW ITT,
DEALER IN
OKI GOODS 1110 NOTIONS,
CHOICE FAMILY
CR22182, 9
• c i
---- 9
BOOTS AND ShOES,
Hats and Caps,
XL C:3O (0:12G. 2EL
GLASS-WARE,
isidkiPS A'Nl 011atil l
I KARR AND NAILS,
11310.1Calti 347BA.T1EICECIEL,
Produce taken in' Exchange.
Montrose, Feb. '64. J. R. DeWITT.
$225. SEVEN OCTAVE $225.
ROSENIMPIIMI-ERTISI
OBOVESTIEEPTA CO. 449 ill'otttiViray,N.Y.
NENLARGED SCALE PIANO-FORTID3, with
nil latest 'improvements.
Thirty years' intaxtrtence, with greatly increased facil
ities for manufacturing, enable us to sell for CASII et
the above unusually low price. Our Instruments re
ceived the highest award at the World's Fair. and for
dve successive years at the American Institute. War
ranted five years. Tangs Nat cant. Call or send for
descriptive circular. (March 17—Mn
COt ontrost Dtmotrat
PUBLISHED ON THURSDAYS, AT 3107, 4 .:TR05E,
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY, PA., BY
.496. .1 1 "4, 1 3 4 11LL1F1LVLX9P194:102/0",
AT 81,50 rifit ANNUM STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
Where payment is not made in advance, $2, and all
accounts collected, will be at the rate of $2,50 a year.
ADVIrR TIMERISTS inserted at the rate of $1 for
each &mercer ten lines or leas, solid glace, three times,
and 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. Yearly
advertisers allowed usual changes, at $4O for aeolumn.
BLANKS keptfOr sale and printed to order.
.10.11 PRINTING done In good style on short. notice.
lStCtiT..DsF߀b'
PENSIONS, - BOUNTY, AND
BACK PAY.
THEtutdersi ed.LIOENSED AGENT OF THE GOV
will give prompt attention to all
claims entrusted' to his ears. Charges low. and infor
mation ;gnat= L. V. FITCH.
Montroso, 411.44, 1664. 6m
WM N. 'COOPER & CO.
AGENT& FOR -
Thompson's "Black Star" Line of
Liverpool Packets.
rrNB wishing to send for their friends In the old
untry. can purchase passage tickets by the above
limber= the subscribers.
Als% Drafts ion !rebid:for:gale In sums to snit. " 2
WM. H. COOPER & CO., Bankers.
Montrose, July 17, 1663. it •
IDIAZIMILTILON HIT BEl,Vonstitaticrn Water 'Graf
cubtug A7ientery73yrup t ai TIIBROLL'B.
SOLDIERS' BOUNTY,
TENSION s,
And 'Back Pay !
i3mierslgued Licasesa Aosur or. roil Gonna.
Ittenrovilt give prompt attention to all claims intrus
ted told* care. Nocharge nice successful.
llootrosc..Aug. J. B. McCOLLITIL
ROPE GOP COMPANY.
'" QOLD - DIRT LIPDV' GILIIN COUNTY,
COLORADO.
Cola! 80,00() stares, $45 each.
Taman:
JOHN Evass, Colorado. Gso. W. GRAPPLIN,BaItrze
P. ILlanskßew-York. Thousairs Mom N. Y.
IL& k,Ss; Wow-Tort. R. Ccisksar.Wirrill. IL Y.
WiffilroWlisi'llior-Torli. IL C. TYLOG.INew-TOrk.
8. ELAssoro,, PrOVldenca, U. L
President-41ft itralreAcy lOW EVANS; Go.cr tlpT
411 404 1" 4:1;i r en et g-Von . 0: o:atiattho;Dr.
,TressurOWW:gmego.l3. LAwsen.' .
SeetetAW. DAMS.. (a zokco./2
p0.25,C11ff Urea. Now, arc
IL BUrnutr,
fl ALBSIn Staple and Fan Goode. Crockery,
Hardware ftrear.Staawk Ulla, and Paints,
and Shoa v trata end Cqpr. re, Sutralo Itottee t ,
th"...Nalinkfto
, etit t 'ate.; New 1111ffird i Pa. •
April Iry 18611;? • •
HOTEL
•
burgess,t
• • ,1 3 'a =tax ;11.Nreza..Us,,
iscetztivirroit.;
Aug. 6„ 3865. ly - • ••,. •
::!,',NEW FIRM.
BALDWIN & ALEN, AGAIN !
WEST SIDE OF PUBLIC AVENUE,
• DEALERS IN
FLOUR,FEED, SALT,
Garden Seeds,
Wheat, Clover, Timothy-Br. Flax Seed,
Peas, Lard, Candles,
PORK, HAMS, BREED BEEF,
-- Fish, Staoked'Halibtit;
Syrups, Molasses and Sugars,
TEAS, COFEEE, SPICES, BIZ,
AND NAILS.
Cat& Paid for Mater.
A. BALDWIN. WM. L. ALLEN.
Montrose, April 180
"THE FAMOUS BARBEL "
Come and see the famous Baiter,
Famous Barber, late of Hayti.
Ltite cifHayti, now at Wilson's,
Now at M. S. Wilson's Store Room,
'Find me shaving and shampooing,
Find me cutting hair to suityou,
• Find me ready at year service,
At your service, CHARLEY MORRIS
Montrose,Oct. 15, 1863. tf' ' •
GEO. P. I.47TLE,
T 10112.18 ED Gevernment Agen for collecting
L EiScolclLleros' M - ,10 •
BACK PAY, PENSION CLAIMS. IC
All claims intrusted to mY earn will be-attended to
promptly. No charge unless successful. _
Montrose, March 10, 18&1.--8m
•
P' i '= n,
C araltemandles, lamp oil otc.
CLOVER & TIMOTIT SEED
• AND
NE; eteet
- • FOR SALE BY - •
BALDWIN, ALLEN & BAIINILIBT,
Illontrose, Pennsa.
QI7I.IECLING 9 S AlllllllOBl A. for rot/ oring Bair
for /tale by ABEL TERRELL.
SOLDIERS' BOUNTY, PAY, AND
PENSION OFFICE,
Over the Post-Office,
llacaza:trassico, I.
TIMING duly authorized to prepare the neeezrary Ra
.I_7l pent for all appllmtions fOr Soldiers, and the wid
owe, parents, heirs and children of deceased Soldierajo
Bounty, Back-pay & Pensions,
I-will attend to that fondness for the stun of
" TYPO TACIO.IEarakBI3ES"
for each elalm—this to cover all expenses, Including
Justices' fees, Clerk's Certificates, and Postage.
This is about one-third the sum usually charged for
the business.
MI persons interested will please taker notice and gov
em themselves according)
PRASBR,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Claim Agent
aa,, teas. - tt
HUNT BROS. & BLAIR
EIICJIII.4I.I%TaI'CON,
. Wholesale & Achill Dealers In
lafiltir)V42l2 9
STEEL, NAILS,
s 1 Es, snovras,
BUILDER'S. HARDWARE.
NINE BAIL, COUNTERSImat T BIM SPIKES.
RAILROAD 4P,MINL?k I SUPPLIES.
CARRIAGE &PAVING& AXLE ,R SKEINS AND
BOIES, BOLTS, NUTS and' WASP:HIM,
PLATED BANDS, MALLEABLE
IKONS, HUBS, SPOKES,
PELLOES, SEAT SPINDLES, BOWS, &e.
ANVILS, VICES, STOCKS and DIES,. BELLOWS,
HAMMERS, SLEDGES, PILES,
CIRCULAR Alp MILL SAWS, BELTING, , PACKING,
TACKLE BLOCKS, PLASTER PARIS
CEMENT, RAIN & GRINDSTONES.
MI MI( WINDOW , GLASS, LEATHER &PLNDINGS.
PAIRBANK'S SCALES.
Scranton, March Si, 1863. ly
MaiIINIESXCOMT
ET :Mining- Surgeon !
thrrsubscriber having been impointed by the COM •
asioner ofPensions,
ca a ILWICAL EXAMINER at
large to examine and giv certificates to all entitled to
Pensions, will attend to alt applications that maybe
PreacateSlZOhlakfit Identmac. Pa.. /Looms aki.Al.Zair
oelra Hotel. • ' PATEIM
MOlltrOSe, APril 6,148.--tt
TO THE- rIIBLIC,
HAS recentl 77 -m*l4 :13adje fp:dying
pew euppitmtit • • ••
'e" - N • LI "\_ r
•
Ab -) •
•-•
•
•la the iiisziectits eihrakeinSidtleti he to
engaged, embracing everything, with few exceptiona.—
fici tenders his MAWS thanks 'to tWalPirtioluiVe favor
ed him with their patronage, and hopes to merit a eon.
'Amines onkel r favors. The public are respectfully in
vited to rail a% Ma eiorey and asemtaegeaftWs WO'
ced df hie goads.
_
ON •
..A -- 14 TURRELL
..rtiiii4itter'iloilsriaeo.iieoilhe Liiicmiiiiiiikaiseliiiion,
7)
7.) . - l i, .1! ..q_z ..
.. •w.) :. ,; •
Ever offered in Susiildeluinnithountj,lilid pro'bablyeo gi .
G
priettig thegedatekt Variety or most different articles of
any Stank. tho Nortbernpart ot Pennsylvania, nu p a „
haps of Ott:entire State. An assortment is kept l e
about thirty different branches of trade:and the we t ,
Owls are made fro about , forty of tile. ,hest 11004 es i n
New York, and more' .•lifty ' 'Seeley! and Nanette.
Utters one of New York. A . large pre portion of the
geode arc brought a ret from the manufacturers, t
insuring genuine ides. Customers on entering ihs
Store must not expect to find everything in eight, h i
nearly evert article wanted will be produced by billet ! ,
Some idea of the Stock may be teemed by the folloeing.
general outline, butenumeration is impracticable,
Drugs and Medicines, Paints and Ons. • Dye Ilea l ,
Groceries, Liquors, crockery, Glass Ware, Wnll Lad
Window Paper, Jewelry, Sliver Ware,Perfumery, E auu
Goods, Mnsicallnstinments, Brushes, Amerresu Pocket
Knives, Table Cutlery and Silver Plated. Ware, Lete i ,, ,
Materials fur Lights, hardware, Bed Cords,Stone Ksre
Dry Gooda,Mirrpis, Window Glass, Lithograph, Ver.,
nieheyi, Bird Cates, Spectacles ,.. Whips, and Lalltes,
Brooms, Guns: Pistons, Ammunition, Tobacco, *di.
'cat awl Surgical Instruments, Salt, Soap, Potash, Um.
brellas,Percelain Teeth, in short, nearly eTerYtbina. ter
ritpre the sick, to please the taste; to delight the eye
ratilYthe fancy, and also to conduce to the real and
au stantial comforts of life,
• •The attention of the public is respectfully' invited to
my stock of Goods, bought exclusively for cash down,
and will be sold on the boug ht
principle for lowpriem
ABEL TUKRELL.
liftneose, January 15t,1663.
PLOW CCOOD2
A PULL ASSORTMENT OP
frill & WINTER GOODS,
Or 3ITST RECEIVED, _En
and will be sold
AT A LARGE REDUCTION
from April prices.
05" - This Reduction will Include the
ENTIRE STOCK
which will be found as large as usual, and will be sold on
THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS
.
Woc:or* CALA6H !
ON TIME, or for PRODUCE.
•
IL BIIIMITT,
Nov, 1863. New Milford.
KEYSTONE HOTEL ,
At Montrose, Pa.
Wm. K. lELEiTCU I Proprietor.
THIS new and commodious Hotel is situated on Public
Avenne,near the Court House, and nearly in centre
of the business portion of Montrose. The Proprielons
confident that be isprepared to entertain guests ins way
that cannotfall to give ENTIRE SA'IISPACTRIN
The Hotel and Furniture are new, and no expenschas
been spared to render it equal If not superior to any In
this part of the State: It is well supplied with an recent
Improvements and comforts, and obliging waiters ain
always be ready to respond to the call of customers.
The Stables connected with this house are new and
convehient.
The Proprietor respectfully solicits the patronage ol
his old friends, travellers, and the public generally.
jan&l tf WM. K.
ag.===:mg==
DEE. I,ACK'A & WESTERN
Rail-road.
THE PASSENGER TRAIN
11" EAVES Great Bend at 7.40 a. in., after the arrival at
L
6.30 a. m, of the Cincinnati Express from the wem,
connecting at Scranton, where it arrives at 10.10 a. ai
with a train on the Lackawanna and Bloomsburg Itaii
road, for Pittston, Wyoming Valley, Elrignten and
Wilkesbarre, and by omnibus with the Delaware and
Hudson railroad at Providence, for Olypbant and Car
bondale. At Hope station, this train connects by omni
bus with the Belvidere Delaware Railroad for Phillip,-
burg, Trenton and Philadelphia. At New Hamlets
Junction, where it arrives at 2.20 p. m.. the Fame train
Connects with trains on the Central Road or New Jerney
forßlizabeth r .Newark, Hew York, Easton. Bethlehem.
Allentown, 3Lauch Chunk, Heading and llarrisharz. -
Passenners op this train arrive in Now York at 5.50, to
Philadelphia at 8.00, and in Harrisburg at 8.10.
The train leaving loot of Cortland Street, New York. at
8.00 a.m., andfoot of Walnut street, Philadelphia, al 0 a.
m., connecting with the Passenger train of this raid,
leaving NeWlfampton Junction at 11.20 a. to., and a rric•
lug at Scrantop at 4.02 p. in„ where. It corneetti with a
train on the Lackawanna mad Bloomsburg Railroad, and
with the omnibus running to the Delaware and Hudson
Railroad.
This train arrives at Great Bend at 6.10 p. m., making
a close connection with the mall train going Weft on
the Erie Railway.
AN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Leaves Scranton at 10.10 a. m., connecting at Great Bend
with the Day - Express train west on tho Erie Railway.-
By thit train Passengers arrive at Ithaca, Syracuse, Oaf
talo, the same day. Returning, this train leaves
Great Bend at 2.2 0 p. m. , on the arrival of the New York
Express going East, and Buffalo Express going West,
and arrives at Scranton at 5.80 p. in.
JORN BRISBIN, Supt.
R. A. HENRY, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
Scranton, May 20, 1663.
LAIN/MANNA &BLOOMSBURO
tt.Bxx.azt.o4L3o.
kJN and after April 20, 1868, Passenger Trains wilt
ran u follows:
• MOVING SOUTH.
Passenger. Accorn.
Leave Scranton, at 5.30 a. m. 11.00 a. m.
" Kingston, dt 6.90 Arrivo 12.30 p. m.
" Rupert, at 8.55
.. Danville, at 9.21 a. m.
Arrive at Northumberland, 0.55
MOVING NORTH.
Leave Northumberland 4.30 p. m.
" Danville, 5.10
" Rupert, 5.45 I
" Kingston, r 8.05 1.95 p.m.
Arrive at Scranton ; ' 0.10 p.m: '. 3.80 p. m.
A paasengcr pada slap leaves Kingston att3.29 a. in. re
Scranton to connect with trltin for -Now York. Mum•
log, loaves Scranton on mini of train from New York,
at 9.20 p. at.
Passengers-taking train South from Scranton at 5.50
a. in., via. Northumberland, reach Harrisburg 12.20 P . m-
Baltimore 8.32 in
p. .; Viquilthagton 10p. m.„ - Via Rupert
they PhiEndelptda at 7.00 'p.M.
-- - GEO. B. HUNT, Supl.
Kingston, AttrillB, 1883.
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