ri""The' Demoerstie party; defeat
fife as it :is, is infinitely superior to the
Republican party, for It at least asserts
personal liberty and national 'dignity
which the latter formally deny.''—Niwt
Nation, Fremont - even.
The people, after duo reflection, will
come to the sameconclusion. In the fourth,
}tear's experience of the Republican party'
they can find very little in tt which they ,
Wish to see continued or repested - i- 1 1,108
is the„feelingof the peopleilheepts*lieW,
°Ulu: otherwise-because ithly Papp*
et-wise: The Nevi Nation - Aso 14* h is
authorized by Dr. Oiesteitimilies;
state as follows :
" Ist. That his Revisiejs'
,eittra t ,.
posed to the re•electicin qtAWlSnix t
2d. Thativis in favor 4:if thit.'aclekina
Convention; . - That 'CasioSt-vein
ben it ivill - adrxed i e the '9;
WWI. terriet Beecher Steweiri: the
course of a pthiegyri; Mr; LinCohl;
says: "Little did the Convention which
nominated Mr. Lincoln know what they
were doing." Nothing could' be tram.
And still less did the people that elected
him know what they were doing. .Bui
they know note. Will they, with their
era open, repeat the deed 7— Louisville
•
Jourtia .
—The Massachusetts paper boast that
the cotton mills are earning enormous
profits, instancing the James Mills, at
Newburyport, which on a capitattf 82511•
000 has actually divided 8377,5001 These
profits:coined from the blood and tears of
the conntry, go into the packets of the
" loyal" shoddyites, who urge on the war
Bcilustily and are so ready to _shed , the
" last drops" of other men's blood- in its
prosecution.
—Miss Dickinson, the pet oracle of the
Administranion,in a recent speech in
New York, sai:
" The wat must not cease till the black
man sits on the Bench of the Supreme
Court ofthe Unked States with thewhite
judges.,
—Uncle Abe signalized his re-nomina.
tion by a recommendation to Congress to
repeal the $3OO exemption clause.; Thii
is the first gun of the political campaign.
He wants to get as many men into the
army as possible, so that he can thl,more
conveniently manage them.
—While every Interest is bang bowl
ly taxed to carry on New England's war,
New England's special interest—her fish
eries—is fostered by a large bounty paid
out of the common treasury, and on a vote
to abolish the unjust provision, all the ab
olition Senators but three from Western
states voted to retain it.
IMPORTANT
To /LIZ
X 1V " V . Li X 3:) I
IKON IN THE BLOOD.
TT Is well known to the medical Profefralon that MON
I. the vital principle or life element of the blood.—
The Is derived principally trona the food we eat; but if
the food is not properly digested, or If. from any unme
whatever, the necessary quantity of iron is not taken
to the =rogation, or becomes reduced, the whole-15s
ta= suffers. The had blood will fret= e the beartorvill
clog up the lungs, will stupefy the brain, will obstruct.
thellrer, and will send ite disease producing elementa.
to all parts of tee system, and e one will safer =-
whatever organ may be predispos es to disease.
The great value of
Iron as a Medicine ,
le well known and acknowledged all medical
The difficulty tuta_bean to obtain such aprepatation of it
as will enter the circulation and assimilate at'once wait
the blood. This point. says Dr. Rays,Massachateit!
State Chemist, has been attained in the Permian Syrup
4
by combination in s - way before unknown. 1'
The Peruvian Syrup
is a protected solution ofthe protoxide of Iron. A new
dlieovetyjn Idedielne that strikes it the Root of Die.
ease by supplying. the blood with its Vital /limpid, or
Lifelßement—RlON.
The Peruvian Syrup
Cass Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Drone;-Hater and
Ague, Lou of Snow. Low gptrfor.
The' Perivian E.yrtip.
leo . see strength, vigor, and new life into she Oystion,
and builds up an bon Constitatica." .
The Peruvian Syrup
cores Chronic Dlarrhcea.. Scrofula. BON, oarvinlos
of Constitutional. Vlgur.
The Peruvian - Syrup.
these Nervoits Adhetirms. Female Clitspiaints, aid eh
dimities of the Kidneys and Bladder.
The Peruvian Syrup
In e specidu for all Memos orig.inatitig fns bad stilton!
the Blood, or accompanied by Debility ors low state of
the Systm.
=
Wets containing ecrtlacites of cares Lad lease.
tioncfrom some of the most eminent Bbysiclane.
Clergymen, and others, will be Bent tree to anyaddreas.
We select a few of the names to show thectnuactes Of
the teathnoniale.
JOHN E. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,
President of the Meteoittan Banta. New Tort. .
Rev. ABM STEVERS„
Late editor Chrlatlen Advocate and Jontnal.
Rev. P. CHURCH,'
Editor New York Cbrontele.
Jot i zepieepont, • Lewis Johnson, M. D.
Bev. War= Donlon. -
R,,,
W. Boswell . MIL
Rev. Artatur.D. Honer. • - D. K. Kea M. D.
Rev. Gordon Robbins, ' ,Chlab M. D.
Rev. Sylvanite Cobb. Presets Dane, D.
Rev. T. Starr King Jeremiah Stone, M. D.
Rev. Ephraim Nut.% Jr., Jose Antonio Sambre SID
Rev. Joseph B. Mock Abraham Wendell, N. D.
Rev. Henry Thilum, Neyea,"M.
Rev. P C. Deadley, J. IL Chinni :MR, '
Bev. John VI.: Olmstead. D. E. Flom.
..;jlr.zarciitzu, a Z ilfWgrzteviVa*....; Sol .
- •
Red4lo *Apia sons . ovAt
naa.oui
118441001.1nalda
Clarealtann*alfik-Aga
Redding's lass, R
;
Reddkes Maps
- -
Redding's Russia 'Salve,..,
- Wes SlNE!ienm, Pam Erralsol,
*denitts **
.Rusila 'Ulm •
uitonnei,v.*44, 7n :It
- MO peiCILTIIHOUZD 1111 wiEbTri
"' ' !. " 02 itt1 5. 0 1 71 3 %.:4
J. r. 1WW1336104, Wik - aalkciodear. latw z =
X. W. FOWLS s 00:. We. 18 Tramal Xt.
Awl I/7 DWILOWX gal calato XIOWXXXXXX:
Is
~, „ _
--Ot the e 4min te ra, .in.the
Western states, six ho -4.knoolo's
name for the Presidency, w * lielz
have given' in their suPport tOlii g q..# lt *
Of ' the Cretniiin papers in ois, risift
one, the Chicago Zettong, titippe,,AteA
coin. The rest go in for INitOnti;Agx•
. „
--..-4enator Hale said, some ,time ago,
jhaillittam,disigs tinder-fieWooln ad
illikiefigitni;:were mini than the entire
legitimate e*peiiiien of tati - government.
Can *4404 guestr;rbygicshoddies dia•
t9r04 6 0 1 * t rile?
-- .:-.4 - 4 1 i l iiiiipi-fireeteit-iii Indianapolis,
last:radii, and stnytaal-military prison,
tar saying .. thxtl'agaqi4tham was as
'Ebott i p Union*lo Lincoln. A friend
who. e ' toinquir6 .igliir him was also
firrt* d t -11 4 4 ‘ n eAt t-- "
When ilie ietin44lliitiam the First
is .definii4 iiiiitoir.ww - X -. ft-ord it, as the
first Ot.rteiati w iiiiAmerlos
, _ .:
11:BREWSTER,
AUCTIONEER ; FOR ROSPA CO.
.Address, ntrase, Pa.
Qjk,9 -- )p , r 4 oy.,
PROTISION _STORE I
• 'll Old Owners Mold"
Elearkrb Hgtel;
CRANE & - FERGERSON
WOULD seapectrolly announce to the Wile that
Y May We on band anezteaaigeetock ot
•
Isat
4 ,0„,
wattles PROVINNS
11 9 112,711,, d al
Vat PM VG Bran cbesil far mar Par-
CONPECTIONERY,
of all sorts, and of the best neletlal.
Fresh Supplies constantly reed.
arßemanbez the place. Give na a call.
Cash paid for Vesl,l Denson Skins.
0. IQ. CRANE. P. T. FIECUCIEItiON.
Montrok April ft 7161.•
3EIW W"I PLAkIE,
-AND
NEW GOODS,
tridtrilsr,teklsOmeskiceed into Wilma -ea-
WEB £ BUTTERFIELD,
beg leave to Inform the public tint they arapow re
rivc=trgrai NevrYczlra i lmand. well ite ur lee t tr e =
styles otSprtwitapittmemer . _
Prints; Shinnies,
Delanes,
Cassisimerea v
ectettcp33.etcle•e.
IBlievvcries. eccs.
A LW OF HOMES,
"of all kinds. • good assortanat at
Crockery, Glass Ware,
Wooden Ware,
HATS & CAPS,
is BOOTS & SHOES,
113181133LLAS,PARABOLIMICH
TXFSI GLOWS, '- DBZSS ,
%Immures, saws,: .
. COLLLBS, dta &a
Mao o tood Sonotnentof
HARDWARE,
Cows Wing of
Shovel* Slade; Reefs *Cake' , I
Scythes. Priming-hooky, Ito.
- Or* was 011Prvivklicio tali= in ex
&use.- PaPinkieeluka!virf" . •° l4 ral. 26 9qW• °
Avetnet. •
A. a strrnaimam. J. !Ma
liontrose. 051M1*V364.:
NEW G4OCERY
VA►IET STORE!
sI, ; '
MRS tralakeher ' itikiLl' "ttitc;Aiiiiiiitd binds. .n 8
- A:rthapaliihrgatierallk, that to has jast-sehtiad foal
211torlarkcilterip ssyTted anottatteatOt , - .
-,tistiliiiiiiiitignidattate - tetatte am*
thiSAK:Y4Utat , : iklitlvip bevoine.ror cpaligni -
pilau %au eissoisuionli. 41apae cap and examine:
.--,-= - ~ ; h:lffr BITIZAIED. ,
- -
ERIE t
AILW AY.
rWAßCillaittoora, commencing Maaday, Nay 16tb,
LAM.. Timing artlileaye (3,natNmad,Pa i ataboatthe
it9knOnitkoalsort#: i F ~ . . ? : .r . ~ ; ;
,NEE' irviiizii.icitnixi. wirwAsi) c imitrrtp.
i.-I,..DaY /W *.tit • et , ital. psu . sm.y. s i p r eo; .1:17 p.lll
;,11; - Nig.ht MIXS tostannuisa 0 :Amiga
ro ; MU 'al -'-'!"/:21)y.ta 13',Chiclatatt -4 . AMA=
Wil !FliegtiaL'llttnPan' trajW0. 11,1 0!1 11 ; 1 74 11,0
ti 4; •:,:yaillicaa : , -,,V1 , ..,,...,- , -,•:!.
, , t0 1 442f, elqii_AltriAM-40 . ft, Ips kuntlip p •bld,
dais's*. nit awaaayw Tram 7,__•.2.:. .aistatur • • ficar
lliforna6-Notders.. ~ , -AMMllt,vuqr,m!tiv, ~,,.
Caustitatlas Water Ord
caw!' prompry g r ip, e s .8.
WOOL CARDING
'4olncr • •
CLOTH D
CLOTH - DRESSING. -
vitit.Livivitniirztrig tinil l y i Vi t t ' re a l
the machlnel, to now'resq to reek re work, end will
warrant all Intraded tO. his card to Do done Inwood
and workmanlike manner. - 'II.42VEY'4IBI.
Ltarfoni, /ray 10/14 Miti..-41a
, .
CALVIN C. HALEY,
• MIMING SURGEON
For Pensioners, and Applicants
for Pensions.
nor Mks to RIM AMU, oser the Mors of 3. Ly
ons a eon.
StontrOilo, " M. it
- NEW ARRANGEMENTS!
ilril tittllMlllo,oolll
UMW di,. CRAW
.19
9
For CASH or Ready Pay.
42111133 a. za.lomposcrin 00.-
H avjjnat reArned fr i the East !lib anew and
Pk- II alit Matting
The Latel and moat approved Styles.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERS.
•410rt.C,C,31331Ft.1.3111E3,_
or ever, DeetriPti"'
i x.ll I:r pa.
Of the choicest-brands, Including Berea celebrated
bread.
Fish, Dairy Salt, Teas, Coffees.
Spiees,,Sugars, Molasses,
At very Low prices for CASH i lalram and sec for
youramr.
Cash paid for Greia, Butter, Ens,
2,000.000 doz. Eggs wanted.
or Two doors below Sort A Wetiater•• yam*, t.
the Store formerly occupied by N. I. Poet.
O. L. STONE, B. L. WEEKS.'
Montrose, April let. 1864. tt
JAMES R. DEWITT,
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS ill NOTIONS,
CHOICE FAMILY
ea a (6. E &Ma,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hats and Caps.,
PLCOCMIL-IEI
GLASS=WARE,
laiMitis haw, magi',
HARDWARE AND NAILS,
191007.4.131 7.93111.A.TMEF1L, dm.
Produce taken in Exchange.
Montrose, Feb. L R. DeWTTT.
BOOT, SHOE,
dtaaw3.
GENI NM STORE.
F. B. WEEKS &CO.
1191"' °P" " SPRING STOCK
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
C1.T..2 CI PEE XIV ar,
GEM' FURNISHING GOODS,
co:lidding Of
evegthlag in Gents' lineal apparel,
from Boots to Hat.
UAW flue Spring Balmoral" and Gaiters.
lien's Fine and Coarse west, •
cheaper flan any other panee this skis of New York.
Came and set for yonreelves.
Boots &Oboes made to order
2dantioseaday 10th. P. D. WICCIES &CO.
STUDY ECONOMY
end bny yo#'
SPRING &SUMER GOODS
REGIIIIIII
GEORGE ITAYDEN
10A, ast *died mach
. I FF° lO f 4
'Shoe o ,
1 - 4
• • .. HATS AND
Ertiteol* -irditoculuxo
.gadypodporriniii**. f ii'
sarszsiA
it maze andSoloratifirtfirCT ' •
gri_%/,D,WAttliv:praufersarreir riese
- •
• --
=an4ticiodeAciO4:oo4l.
member the g Altioet.
! • - ilaiwiliiiiohoTsoiiyi*feep
sew fl rd ,14114_1001. 14161111111.
_ _
ST. .CHARLES HOTEL,
a'. W. 331.2..vigene,
Wiesuis .43:17032.12.40,
0110.11.49610M1C111V, rieasaava.
Aug. 6, IBA ty
;-$ NEW FIRM.
BALDWIN I ALLEN, AGAIN !
WEST BIDE OP PUBLIC AVENUE,
DEALERS IN
FLOUR, FEED, SALT,
garden Seeds,
Wheat, Olover, Timothy & Flax Seed,
Peas, Lard, Candles,
PORK, HAMS, DRIED
Fish, Smoked Halibut,
Syrups; Molasses and Sugars,
TEAS, 00FEEE, SPICES, BROOMS
AND NAILS.
Cash Paid fb' Batter.
A. BALDWIN. WM. L. ALLEN.
Montrose. April 14. 1864
•
SOLDIERS' BOUNTY, PAY, AND
.PENSION. OFFICE,
Over the Post-Office,
MlLlCc:oza.tromiket. .3Pe*.
SING duly authorized to prepare the neceeaary pa.
B
pets for all applications for Soldiers, and the Nod.
owe.parente, heirs and children of deceased Soldiere,for
Bounty, Back-pay & Pensions,
I will attend to that businenfor the sum of
" Pia:TO =CIL X.a.d2LIELIS"
for each claim—this to cover all 'expensei, including
Justices' fees, Clerk's Certificates, and Postage.
This is about one•third the sum usually charged for
the business.
All persona interested will Fame take notice and gov
cm themselves accordingly%
yuessing FRASER
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Claim Agent.
Montrose, Oct. 24, 1863. tf ,
HUNT BROS. & BLAIR
EISOWL.ALMTTCOMT, Per.,
Wholesale & Retail Dealers in
214ta11iV1131,M,,
X 3EL C2O IV ,
STEEL, NAILS,
SPIIi.E*3 I t4U.OVISIL%,
BUILDER'S HARDWARE.
lILVB' RAIL, 00U3. , TERSUN K d T RAIL SPIKES.
RAILROAD m MMING SUPPLIES.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS, AXLES, SKEINS AND
BOXES, DOLTS, NUTS and WASHERS,
PLATED BANDS, MALLEABLE
IRONS, HUBS, SPOKES,
FELLOES, SEA T SPINDLES, DOM de.
ANVILS, VICES, STOCKS -and DIES, BELLOWS,
HAMMERS, SLEDGES, FILES. &c. &c.
CIRCULAR AND MILL SAWS, BELTLNO, PACKING,
TACKLE BLOCKS, PLASTER PARIS
CEMENT, HAIR .t GRINDSTONES.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS, LEATHER la FINDINGS.
FAIRBANKII SCALES.
Scranton. March 21. 1218. 17
PICIZTEMCIZT
E - Mining Burgeon !
rriuxellbmiber having beelLtippointed by the Com
l. misslonee of Penidons,a NMICAL =AMINES at
large. to OXIMIne and give certttleates to all entitled to
Pensions, will attend to all applications that may be
presented to him, at Montrone, Pa Booms at J. S. Tar
ben linte l April 1.81:11.—tl
. E. PATRICE-
SOLDIERS' BOUNTY,
PENSIONS,
And , : Back Pay !
andaratgaad LICIMIED AGM 07 TUE Gloms.
irST, will give protaptattentkin to ari dal= lama
ted to Ida care. 1% charge unless faccefatal.
Moamar, Aug. 20.13. J. B.McCOLLUM.
HOPE .GOLD COMPANY.
MMES G ppITL ORADO. LODA"
. 4311.11 N COUNTY,
CO Capital 8%000114m5, pi each.
.zstrimum:
Joint Van, Colorado: • Elko. W. ChLil7l.ll% Baltres
F. IL JOIM,New-York. Erax.uot louwao, N. Y.
H. S. Contr,Mew•York. R. Cowwars; Wwrra, N. Y.
Wz. McW.taak - New-York. M. O. TYLER. Now-York.
Morow, Providence, R.l.
• •
Prestdent.4Ths Excellency JOHN EVANS, Governor
of Colored° , Territoty.
Vtee-Preet¢onte--R 0n.8.0, AnsoLD, Dr. F. H. Bona.
Treesnret—Weivan B. LAwron.
Becton -4.P. DAVT6B. (sp7 ly rce03.1.9
HooNo. 25 GUS Great, New:York.
3:7XMAIELEL= &-Verri-E7NID3EIC
IgningSnetneerli and Madonna
WOOLEN GOODS,
,
' Wyalueing Creek, Bradford Co: Pa.
.
.Ralls (raided 'and (Roth Finished;
• - -
imrs Mannfaettire Cloth for Custornere Stares, or
I , at thefollorring dee, per yard : Cuselmere, beet
tint str,line.4s cents. - p nClotti,-besttrilitr, dna, 48 0 .
Gray and Mfted - Cassimeres, 40_cts. -Tweeds, 84 cents.
Allocutuen Vallee Cloth; 40 cts.n Mita Flannel:l2 Oats.
Redder Red rbileteli Otte. Gray Flannel, - Oda.. ;
' Tie Gray Flannel made with tastryaltd very suitable
' ibr Clothing. •• • ~ •
• We - will eard Ras for venous from s ellibtaee to
takebeme matte:rutdelay. 'IIARPRY INGHAM,
AMOS ViTleiGil.
Ceyaptcrwn; . ll7sy 100, 1G34.--tt • •
•
- 1110UELMOTrit
'COMB PAIOLT FLOM, by the . lord, barrel. sack
%. 1 ,Ikt Nag at Ike to auk y= :l
A.S. II
.peasoTTSIOTAiLdsV, VICK Mina) AIWA end
most kinds or produce wanted ta;lexcimime tor
at Use grocery and Variety Storeor • • • itisKTBICIANB AiSURGISONB, ltordreme" :Alike
A. N. DULLARD. orcr Webb's Atom ori Public Anne, Mt
ABEL TURItELL
Sowodstsfor wileoneof the largest imdbutsolectlatio
of
0
___t
Ever offered in Susquehannapounty, and probablycom-
Prising the greatest veriety or most different articles of
any Store in the NortbernPart oiPennisYlvania,and per
haps of tho entire State. An assortment is kept in
about thirty different branches of trade, and the selec
tiousare mado front about forty of the beat Houses in
New York, and more than fifty Dealers and Manufac
turers out of New York. A large proportion of the
Goode are brought direct from the manufacturers. thus
insuring genuine articles. Customers on entering the
Store must not expect to dud everything in sight; but
nearly every article wanted wtllbe protueed by 'notary.
Some idea of the Stock may be formed by the following
general outline, butenumeration Is impracticatde,
Drugs and Medicines, Paints and Oils. Dye Stuffily,
Groceries, Liquors, Crockery. Glass Ware, Wall and
Window Paper, Jewelry, Silver Ware,Perihmery, Saucy
Goods, Musical Instruments, Brushes, American Pocket
Knives, Table Cutlery end Silver Plated , Were, Lamps,
Materials for Lights, Hardware, Bed Cords,Stone Ware,
Dry Goods. Mirrors, Window Glast., Lithographs, Var
nishes, Bird Cages, Spectacles Whipe, and Lashes.
Brooms. Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Tobahen, Medi
cal and Surgical Instruments, Salt, Soap, Potash, Dm.
brellas, Porcelain Teeth, in short, nearly everytbing,to
restore the sick, to please the taste. to delight the aye,
to gratify the fancy, and also to conduce to the teal and
substantial comforts of life
The - attention of therpublic is respectfully invited to
my stock of Goods, bought exclusively for cash down,
and will be sold on the eame principle for low 'ices..
EL TO
Montrose, January 15t,1883. AB
HMV SOODZ
A. FULL ASSORTMENT OP
fill & NITER GOODS,
Qom" JUST RECEIVED, J
and win be sold
AT A LARGE. REDUCTION
hotel April prices
gar This Reduction will include the
ENTIRE STOCK
which will bo fond as largo as naval; and orM bo sold on
THE MOST Mit TERMS
Wcor , 40.A.SMIC !
ON TIME, or for PRODUCE
11171111 ITT,
Nov, 1863. New Milford.
KEYSTONIip HOTEL ,
At Montrose, -Pa.
Wm. IL FLITCH Proprietor.
TMS new and commodious Hotel is situated on Public
Avenue, new' the Court House, and nearly In centre
of the business portion of Montrose. The Proprietoris
confident that he is prepared to entertain guests in a way
that cannot fall to give ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
The Hotel and Furniture are new, and no e.rpensehas
been spared to render it equal If not superior to any in
this part of the State. It is well supplied with all recant
improvements and comforts, and obliging waiters will
always be ready to respondlo the call of customers.
The Stables connected with this house aro now and
convenient.
The Proprietor respectfully solicits Um patronage of
his old friends, travellers, and the public renemilv
jantlB tf W 31.13. RAT&I
LACKAWANNA & BLOOMSBURG
X=12..A5ZARC:2 1 43 , 72P.
0 N and after April 20, 2883, Passe.dger Trains wil
run as follows:
MOVING SOUTH
Paerenger. . Acural.
Leave Scranton, at 5.80 - a. m. 11.00 a. m
Ringrten, at 6.40 Arrive WO p. m
.• Rupert, at 8.55
Danville, at 9.94 a. m.
Arrive at Northumberland, 9.65
MOVING NORTH.
Leave Northumberland 420 p. m.
•• Danville, 5.10
" Rupert, 8 45
•• Kingston, 8.05 1.43 p. m.
Arrive at Serantin, 9.10 p.m. 320 p. m.
A passenger train also leaves Kingston M 820 a. M. for
Scranton to connect with train for New York. Return
ing, leaves Scranton on arrival at train from New York,
at 4.10 p. m.
Passengers taking train sonth from Scranton at 5.00
a. m., via. Northumberland, reach Harrisburg 10.00 p.m.
Baltimore 8,10 p. El.. Washington 10 p. Via Roper!.
they reach Philadelphia at 7.00 p.
GEQ. B. 111:PST, Bup't.
Kingston, April 18,.1g3
HHOWARD daseelalion, Philadelphia. Pa.
Diseases of the Nervous, Seminal. Urinaryan
eel systems—new and reliable treatment—in Reports of
the HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Sent by mall In settled
let:er envelopes, free of charge. Address Dr. J. Sarum
Houotrrcrs. Helmut Association, No. S South fttb street,
Philadelphia. Pa. - oct3B '63
XX),
CaAmhenesmadlea,lamp
S. M. Patentll St Co.,
O. 57 PARR ROW, New York. and 6 State Street,
Boston, are oar agents for the.Afentrose Democrat in
tboseelties, and are authorized to take advertisements
end enbseriptiona for tie at our lowest rates.
WM. H. COOPER & CO.
AGENTS FOR
Thompson's "Black Star" Line of
Liverpool Packets. •
PERSONS wishingto send for RIM: friends in the old
country, Can purchase passage tickets by the above
line from the subscribers.
Also, Drafts on Ireland for sale in sums to milt.
WM. B. COOPER ds CO., Bankers.
Montrose, July 17, 1863. t.f.
10.000 'lll3ls.
WOOL WANTED,
AT TUE
Woolen Factory in
On tlio /look Bottom Pam,
BINGHAMTON, MOM. coOTT, N. T.
mill{ subscribers having permanently located at the
1. place, beg leave to inform the public. that, Navin
the ftellities told necesserrnachinery,they are pre
to receive Wool of customers to be manainct into
Flannels or Fulled Cloth, of any color or style of finish.
either by the yard or Cpon sharca,and upon. reasonable
terms. Alm, „ . .
Wool Cnrding and Cloth 'Diesaing.
We have two Double Carding Machines , fitted up es-
Draggy for Custom Carding. with - neer arid
havingbad an actual experience of over thirty years in
the basilic* we guarantee to all who ma favor Eta with
their patronage,that their Wool ebell be carded in a
workmanlike manner, with promptness, and at as taw
enable "a price alv any establishment, In the countff.—
Generally, those from a distance can have their Wool
carded the same day, if requested . ' No reYeatte tag for
eastomers.to pay at We shop. . 1 • ; -- •
13.11.' 1117 c orig. •17117amraizitatei.
writ you want to ba rarialf grmadwatkitntheWool
co Factory at the feet of Carroll, greet, on the Dusques .
- henna river.
CASH PAID ,rOR WOOL ,
mum, BEELER& CO.
Birialsairrosi; June co, law •im
BNINESS CARDIif:
BILLINGS tiritotp'
•
raANDAIST. INSURANCE AGENT. Ccapi
lfolf•SulWing a rttend 6f Brick BloCk.
akeenceetmriaeas IS office will be trwmactcd Ia
err C.
L BROWN. -Nontroiro. Mink !!)0,44-14
H. BIT11.11,71';
D EAL ER In aßut!il'a,ergf e ll fre ds, 7%1*
Boots and Shoes, Bats Imd e vapa, 811 49.40be5.
Groceries, Provisions, ctc., 'New MllfOrd:Ps. '
AprA 21, 1864.
PETER HAY,
Licte•sassec2..ELaisciticsia..oor,
Auburn Four Corners, Pa;
A. 0. WARREN,
A TTORNET AT LAW. Bounty, Bank Pay, remain,.
AM. and Exemption Claim attended to: febt
fit'Office drat door below Boyd'a Store; Montrose, Pa.
• • M. C. SUTTON,
rICIMSED AUCTIONIMI, Friends ettsqli eo
LA Penn'a. Jan. '64.
DOLT.. E. L. ILANDRICE; ' •
PYSICIAN & SURGEON . respectfully tender; his
professional services to the citizen of Friend/-
v . llle and vicinity. Of - Office la the caw DUDS. Le&
Boards at J. /baited's. linly 30, 1863. 11
H. 'GARRA TT,
DHALER In Flour, Feed, and Real, Barrell and Dairy
Salt, Timothy and Clover fieed,_ • Groceries, Prods
ions, Stan, Pisb, Potroleum Wooden and Stone
Ware, Yankee Notions, .tc. dc. illirOppoeite Railroad
Depot,Ncw Milford, Pa. MO •24,1563.-Iy.
£. LATIMOP. .11. O. 11142, L R 11. lIILZT.
LATHROP, TYLER &AILEY,
DHALERS in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardwaredlcady
Made Clothing, Boots Shoes, Hats & Cape,
Wood & Willow Were, Iron. Nene, Sole it, Upper Leath
er, Fish, Mourned Salt, all of which they offer at the
flrar3LeCrWeiest
Latltropsilrick Banding, Montrose, Pa.
Apfll 6, DM. y.
WILBVSTVMOCWYMUL
WM. H. COOPER k CO.,
BANIXERS,—Montrose, Pa. SneeessoniioPoat,Covuer
& Co. Wino; Latbropenow building; TurnUrnif.
J. B. ACCOLLIpIt....,,
Moe°alai & SEATtLE,
M. TTOR.NZYS and Counsellors at Lor.-31ontrose.Pa.
Office In Litho& new hnnains, over the sanr.:
DR. WM. SMITH, •
113RGEON DENTlST,—Montrose, Pa. _ -
00itleo In Lathrops' new building. over "
'he Dank. All Dental operations will ba 'via mama
performed In good atylo and warranted. -
P. LINES,
ICIASIIIONABLE TAlLOR—Montrose. Pa. Siop
r In Phtents mock, over store of Read. Waternas:,
Foster. All work warranted, as to tit and flash,
Conker, done on short notice, to test style. Jan 'CO ' I
JOHN GROVES, , • • . •
LIASMONABLE TAlLOR,—Montrose, Pa. ihop
IL' near the Baptist Meeting Home, 'finMike'
trcet. All orders tilled promptly, in Mist-rates le.
Llntting done on short notice, and vrarrantedlo flt
L. B. ISBELL, •
REPAIRS Clocks, Watches. and Jewelry. at. the
shorteat notice, and on reasonable term& i 1
work warranted. Shop in Chimers and Jeasup's
atom, Illownroaz„ Pa. coral TS -
WM. W. SMITH,
riABISET AND CHAIR MANUFACTUBXEL9,—Foot
1.../ of Main street, Montrose, Pa. wig tt
C. 0. FORDHA2II,
lIILTANDFACTUTIZR of BOOTS e 850E8, Montrose,
11.1. Pa. Shop' over Dewitt's store. All kinds of work
made to order, and repairing done neatly. len
ABEL TURRP.LL,
EALER to Drags. Diedtelnes, Chemicals, Dye
DStuffs, Glass Ware, Paints, Olga, Varnish,
Win
dow Glass, Groceries, Fancy Goods; Jewelry' Perth
etery dtc.—Agent. for all the most popular PA.TENT
lIEDICLNES,—Montrose, Pa. ang tf
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA,
AT PHILADELPHIA, PA.,
Bas Established an Agency in Montrose.
The Oldest Insurance Co. in the Uuion.
--o-r
CASH CAPITAL PAID 1N...
ASSETS OVER,
?THE rules are aslow as those of any good company in
1. New York„llit elsewhere, and Its Directors are among
the drat for honor and Integrity.
CH/XLS9 PLATT, Seey. ARTBtYB G. COFSTI..Pres.
Montrose, duly 15, '62. BILLINGS STROUD, /14.1.,
NSITRANCE COMPANY,
CPC Ne•Vir&S"caz4E..
Turrell's
CASH CAPITAL, TWO MILLION DOLLARS.
Asslrrrs lit ria. 1864, $3,286,3103 7 .
LIABILITIES, " `. 75,403.32.
I. Milton Smith, Becl. dm..
F.
wro J. n liartin utt. Martin , President
John McGee, de% '. A
- -
Policies issnedand renewed. by the, IradeFilved at
his office, in tho Brick Block, Montrose, Ps:
nov29 y SILLINO STBOVD, Amid.
R. B. & GEO. P. LITTLE,
Attorney; and ClonnaalloniatLawg
nercavyr.ra.coeszt,
OFFICE on linin Street. Partitalfittnalon gliren
to Conveyancing. declD '63 sold
NCP'l'l~'l.~i2
Tl3B subscriber hereby respeethdlieues notice ;hat
he has tatenlicense to anettoneerrhi thh Coinny
of Susquehanna; and can fells serrfeeSterthapnbiler--
, larCharges reasonatdo:,azurall calla NIS eprompt
ly attended to. . LIITILIgt
Mimeo:mt. March 3, Ifet. • -:. • -
VANIIILY DYE COLORS, with directions bow
to-the thentAhr sale br .14,11ZE TUBBRU..
Tet e ~:iniittiOSC PROtrat
PuBLISECED ON TIIIatE4DAYN.ff,ILONTBOg.,
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AT:itigi riat Oct* Rid** . • VAINA
Where pi ! snot ni;io iiiiivili' (.-Aan ,dio
: tite4uttlis =Meted; !sill boat thrive. of ) 2,50 Llama.
ADVERTISEMENTS Inserted at Atm:Wolof II PT
each aquAro Of ton Ilnea or lose, solid apace. tares times.
and 26 Ocala , for &Lab ' subsequent Insertion. Yearly
advertla era allowed lanai dines, .at $4O for a colas=
BLANES kept for aalo aapirledtatlColltit
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