• et 1011108 hit
[From the Richmond, Inquirer, dept. 5.1
Ware&litre:" tioininOia in:ahtif UM
faattlittlnataltliflallan- for President;
atefeadlattilil* Viewlttesident.t: What
itnitatettiltatte•the people .of these Coatela
Mist 43IetteritotbaAttb •of- those leandi.
dates at the approaching electm?.. fltionr
opinion,,,theintereatoand
. hope . 4. ,peaceal
ttft d *O-Atti; ndiY4l#o: 'kr : tbnae,tlffittlniv:
s i r -Fro m •*e.oeralliicelellaii our peo.
A t little littpeof pehkai, o`th:
or than a TOCo,nsti t tletinn 'Knee. :What
,hope 'llo_l4 intecedente hold out, that
Old :witatwage our people believe,
Shatole• would yield our tinttopality any
ataiireOlaildtp hit
the -more !dangerous mos! for. as; had hispiat
lei Van perliieteatli folloteed, and the war
riarducted on th'e iiiinOjztesof civilized war:,
fare, he might-Aarextionlett. our people, and
Ptrilftits Vilquived
satteaftilibilitit43 hi &fitly foresa* that
etearicifuttio'ntnight possibly free the
iegities, hut OVeld neftwite the sections;
thin " talgisCation might enrich his sol
diere,• t.• Could not, reconcile our people ;
kende, .witkan earnest; Ini.d honest, love
for the Union, he avoided those total act,'
end condatited the war for the restores'
tion of the Union, rather than the des:
venation df'tbe South. His policy was the
olive•braneli in.one hand and•the sword
in the, other, to conquer by power and
• tiOneiliate by kindness. It was a mostdern
iteronspolicy for us; for if the ameliorating
,stands of federal kindness had softened the
rigors of wart our jilOple - ityould not have been
"'fleeted to - those *terrible fires of suffering by
which Mr. Lincoln has hardened every heart
and steeled every sentiment against our mer
ciless foes. As a sincere secessionist, pre
ferring• War and nationality to peace and
the Union, we looked upon the fact of a
difference between Mr. Lincoln and Gen.
McClellan as to the proper policy of con
ductinethe war, as peculiarly fortunate
for oar cause. We boded the prociatzta-
Hos of elfiancipatims and confiscation, and
the policy of plunder and devastation es sure
pledges of our ultimate triumph ; they were
temble ordeals, but they most ow:wally
eradicated every sentiment of Union, and
arousing the pride as well as the interest
of our people, inflamed the patriotism of
the whole, until they would have accepted
death as preferable to ultimate defeat,
Nov, between McClellan and Lincoln
there-are many points of difference—the
former is a man of talents, of information,
of firmness and great military experience
and ability—the latter is a stipple, pliant,
easy fool, ,a good but vulgar joker.—
While McClellan has the interest of , the
Union only at heart, Mr. Lincoln has the
fanatical object of freeing negroes for hie
inspiration, Between " myplan;" as Gen.
Grant has conducted it, an d one by Gen.
McOlellen; there could not
,have bept the
same success tha t has already ate ded
our arms for we lost - prore men Aghting the
science of McClellan on the Pedinseta than
we have in repelling the furious but ill-con
ducted assaults of Gen. Grant.
Thus, whether we look ot this' nomination
in the light of peace or of war, we prefer Lin
coln to Mc ' We can make better
terms of peace
.. with -ou anti-slavery fanatic
than- with-tire 'e arnest Uniaiiist. - We' can
gain more military success in a war con
ducted 'on a- iniplan" than one of a real
soldier like McClellan, and sooner destroy
the resources and strength of our enemy
where they are managed and manipula
ted by the light-fingered gentry ofMessrs.
Chase and Fessenden, than when husban
ded and skillfully controlled by such a
man as Guthrie. Our best hope is from the
honest fanatics of the United States, men
who believe in their hearts that slavery is
the "sum of all villanies," and who really
and sincerely believe it to be their duty
to separate their country from this "relic
of barbarism." Such men, when they find
Mgt their people are tired of the war, will end
it by a peace that sacrifices territory to free
doni, and will let the South " go,"-provided
she carries slavery with her. These men be
lieve no less that the just powers of gov
ernment are derived from the consent of
the governed, than " that all men are cre
ated free and equal." The two postulates
are of like ithportance to an abolitionist.,
Both the abolitionist and the Democrat
is our enemy—the one, because we have
slaves, the other-because we are disunion
ista. Nor does their enmity differ in de
gree, they both hate us most intensely.
The Chicago - platform is, that "peace
may be restored on the basis of the !id
eral Union of the , states"—that is, recon
struction of the Union as it was, with
slavery protected by the nominal laws,
but warred upon by a real • sentiment. Ag
gravated and embittered by the war.-.-
The.reconstructed Union of the Chicago
platform would be the certain destruction,
first, of sla*ery, and next of slaveholders.
With Lincoln and the Baltimore platform
we ofthe confederate states know where
we are—outside of the,pale of mercy, de-
votell to':ruirt- and destruction, with no
hope save in the justice - and protection of
'arid warmness of
our soldiers. , With swords and.muskets
aid Fannon we fight-Lincoln,-andthejoast,
afforda • no reason. of - apprehension of the
future. -itut in the • reconstructed Union of
the Chicakw platform we would de deprivg,
of our 'weapon" without being reconciled to
our foes.
,
There lane Anestirm that between the
two ;men. General ;McClellan, epjoya far
mosanf. the X 631163 t .Of the peokle aftheie
states than Littootn,' and the Democratic
party-far more -of our eonfience- thaw the
Republicaarand. that y *4 '4 . 04:fraction were
CPA be more uilder.,OrM
Aina ander
44 , 7q,07.0p 5 itat
b
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otb€r; tnit . thi - thras'haisrow Er n
tglaml h
pottetWogotasuser Cigilirstißti, end
Mad solioribettionlifirest i thire
maybe peace sad separation, but there
==MIZ!MMM!M
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never can be eniotkle;i4 - hai 7 monr. —
If the
4
NuOrget ilesirpt fle ; mator.#99°l9lP°
Milo% let t- n:4i Tisitaktf biroar 01:1-
dageOeffqviT 04
d, - 0 .04 :Maw to the
tooralluit'O' n' tra 4. toleratiais . ' Oa Ira.
terroatitlica" kintittil irs-latliat.e.abfk
ailed Puritanism au4sstfis4 ostracism.
aloarldiA-Littabir=z-ritAcg.
Adminititratri;'s Notfce.
anct is iiiieby g ivn'ti, alfwersoi,hoitobtio to
N
Tuouss Bronzco67r4lnkearertfek township.dee'd,
to make immerlisto4at kand all persons having
claims solos; saJol; docodent.wl)l aresenk the non to
undorstOQllesiiiiitleinent. • - •• •
• • - -BARAR M. KIWI
s;fh. - Moan's.), ;
'• - ExecutOrW Notice. -
iiarxrics is he given that letters testamentarl up.
111 on the. eiltate buosuPn JACKSON; late otBrook•
lyn townetdp„ decemett„ have beet' granted to the sub.
scriber, and trersone titrylvtg Clidtalittibet Mid es
tate ate r.e. 9. l 4eqed t9,prrseat tbe...ente, 441y,atteated,
and thtteelzettlAtd Mill tiMaW"
dtate pajama. E. WESTON, ker.
, D3 , BREWSTEII,,..
AUCTIONEER FOR SUSQ'UA CO.
Address, Metros°, Pa.
Manufa;ottme of Woolen
• •'•
In answer to numerous inquiries as to when we could
make up wool into cloth If brought hereafter. we have
to say : There Is all the wool taken in that can be done
before nett spring. As most Parsons want their gnats
for the coming winter. we thought best to notitr them
of this fact to prevent diaapointment.
In th e meantime we sha ll do this season's work as
satisfactorily ae possible. and make addltiona to our
machinery and exthros. to as to be able to do all that is
offered another year. We shall as usual full, color, and
finish cloth for maim:tens during the fall.
INGHAM & Wltla/Cll.
Hoak Pee/61m Cautptown,
' Bradford co. Sep. 15, 1851. /
LADIES FANCY FURS
wbcn Gold was At a
muchlOwer premlara Lima at present, I am enabled to
dispose of them at veer reasonable picas, and I would
therefore aollclt a call from my friends of Susquebanna
en i tg,it i and vicinity.
cantabile the name, number and street
JOHN EA.H.ELRA,
718 &mll street, gamiie 71h. Boo th side,
Septi eta FEMADELPRIA
girl have no partnerlior connection with en; oth
er Ann in Philn&lp¢is.
Abe outtose 33tinocrat t
PUBLISHED ON THURSDAYS, AT lIONTROSR,
SUSQURHANNA COURT; TA., IfY
491.. tT. 43110,111VIL1WWASIC101•7,
AT 81 , 60 MAXIMA wrziorpy iNADvAliag.
Where ptsent to not made Iti etrassee.42. and all
accounts co tecteo, Nelif be at the rate of s2p, a year.
ADVERTISEMENTS Inserted at the rate of $1 for
each neve of ten lines orless, solid space, three times,
and 'D cents for each subsequent Insertion. Yearly
advertisers allosred usual changes, at $4O for ft column.
BLANK'S kept for sale and printed to order.
JO,II,PRESTING done In good etyle on abort notice.
DELAWARE LACKAWANNA &
WESTERN RAIL-ROAD.
Time, of
Passenger Trains, June 2d, 1864
lIIVABD. Lziort so
Pawn- '
er
tral g n. STATIONS.
P. FL
5.40 Great Giad,
6.21 Neal!llford,
01.00 Montrow,
5.39 ,1 Ilopbottont,
5.15 I Nieho son,
4.56 Factoryrllle,
4.40 Abfneton,
4.1151 ClarkSnmit,
4.10 &ninon,
1.24 I Stroudsburg,
Or
12.11 MenunkaChunk
P hi change
I 11.20 NettoUimpton.
Atecom
mods
tlou.
.
2.00
g P. M
1.55
.• 1.00
12.25
11.450
t 1 1 1155 1.20
22t 10.*
.0 1010
The Passenger Train Noith,,,
Leaves New Hampton on the avnval of the Vail Train
which leaves New-York at 810 a. m., and Hannah*
Chunk on the, arrival of the Drain which leaves Philad.
(Kensington Depot,) at 7.1* a. ta. At Scranton, this
train malice elcrturectunections with trains on the Lack
awanna a Bloomsburg, and Delaware & Hudson Rail
and at Great Bead with the Mail Train oaths
Erie Railway gotta west.
The Passenger Train South,
Leaves Great Mend sitar the arrival or tho Cincinnati.
Hamm from the West, connecting at Scranton with
trains on the Lackawanna & Bloomsburg. and Delaware
A Hudson ,Rarlimads ' • at Etannnka Cntink fifth the
train tor Philadelphia, and at New Hampton with trains
fur New-Ypyk, the Lehigh. Yallay, RartisbutE,
is train arrive a teV•lsrit l sf, n
Phtladctplsatd-80, and In sa
The_ Accommodation Train,
Northward, connects at Great Dend with the Day Ex
press going West, by which passengers Arrive at Ithaca
abd'Syrsenee the same day. •
Southward, leaves Great Bendifter the arrival of the
Newlfork - litpresa going East, -
Great Be " WATTS COOICIL Sept.
R. A- HENRY, Gen. TM d g
escozarizmnsies ,
PIMONSIIRRY, AND
BACK PAY: • •
T a a ed ril cz t iItAGIT OP
t rE ZOlme g l ro Z a
z
elaltns entranted to Ids rare, Charges low. end Ittror-
YinroseZ M; W.iThate
M ont, an. W
0:a GILBERT,
Lesd, Ized *cordite to Act of (towels. •
, r Ol'ent-8e11dt..16(16
• .
Oraigiki i .iskebiiivii Cots old Banking Boum
Ba In calar. WlG:defence 30 yearn az-
Pareal ww ia.-. , +Me Xe.roton•lioki.
41.11rEBL OOPIPAIRillitOSIX:rot - redgoalvjjair
. ABEL 'MU M&
001LOWL h
104nootkepijorsau, - with dlreet.ono -ow
' ; •-;
intat+thirterliftrth taunt that
ra Dyeetitery apop, at TOSBELL 9.
y ou , AN.;
• 0., 7,9 ;,". AL. ,
“bolirpur MILFORD; 1 1 .1
.4; etiik. of tioeldi ;claimer Mtn Me l
easel 11;; I btlaillltatig
Vtauob Teoltils•and Bor. 130114511 reklrs.Nealam
heavy Brogr.-_40_041.4.100014'.ave•-oo .
pir . ll,Po7l/ ClatahOellt PPPILTIIMM a
• -
booao.4o.tiotas Boy ti COMO OA
palr.Lediell! LetetieS
iers-1106 patry . WWI' imams
Balmoraliftltels,igopetsebue:, : , , •
,ren'a &Apes 010 lande-200 ,
• ' Ladles' Calf 5h0e5..450
_ 3llasea• Calf Shoes—
Ldles' and Wawa` Rid and Wrote. Sbeca.
4 .• and Gems Rubbers.
kckl ” and Gents Slippers. t
Look. Out for Bargains.
1,000 Hats & Caps.
A nisi*, "Sqelt of •
•
REIDY MOE.- EEOlilt
4 fot Men and Boys 4- tlp-top lark 0
TRUNKS, it TRAVELING-1194%
aloves, Radom Neck Ties, Shirte,ShAtnts, SnePetn
den, Itanderehlete, I.llotellas, 4c. ac.. very cheap
the Omen. •
GEO. HAYDEL'
„New 3111faid, Mg r . 1804.
G R.O C EltY,
PROVISION STORE
Post's Old Corner, oppodte
CRANE & FERGERSON
wo t t h r e if hi rzp: n elgy a ann e onat i t v o e lh e o t p:ptie that
14, 41 1 '
Oa: _V 19
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
P FAR Elll.A$B
D ESTABLISHED
trancteictory,
is, asacms.razzr,
Iboi.o RA. -
ILP E to (004
Wbf eb they are eating !bap formsdy pay.
it, now in stone of zny
mpartation and Ilan-
C. one or the tweet
lost Beautiful se
if
Iq
'ANCT FUNS.
CONFECTIONERY,
of all torte, and of the bras gathatlea.
Fresh , Supplies constantly reel.
Irgertemetaber the plate. Give no a Wt.
Caslipaid for Veal & Deacon Sins.
-- P. T. FEUGRIISON.
Uontroeyrit
.71.2804. : •
ttgl_ty. i. .Al.o, a fine
liq' .361 X Mit MRS,
NEW GOODS.
'rum anderalgned baring entered Into Loudness 4-
.1 der the wane and style 01
WEBB I surrEariap,'.
beg leave to Inform the public that Oa, IN kw , it ,
calving from New - York a taste and Well selected stock
of Goode of every description, coresttng of the Went'
styles of Spring and Bummer ' •
P tints, Shallies,
*fp
Debutes,
clex.sedixuere s ,
0 cyttc:brieufiles.
SllLEvvvass. 4330.
A LOT OF GROCERIES,
. 071tWASID
ACttonli•
modn
don.
P. BL
2 53
2.45 i
8.15 _
3.161 g
4.21
5,15 ''''
t ,
6.40 0
6.00
620
. .
A. ltg
4.40
2.89
8.20
8.48
9.00
9.24
9.49
9.40
Crockery, Glass Ware,
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS. & SHOES,
UMBRELLAS, P A RASOLS,NBCB
. TIES, GLOVES, DRESS
:TRIMMINGS, SCARPS,
COLLARS, &c. &c.
. Alto *good assortment of
HARDWARE,
Shovels, Spades, Roes, Perks,
Scythes, Pruning-hooks,
ny-Alt kinds of Itpreocimukce taken in ex
change. Call and sec us at Weob's stand onynbllc
Avenue.
A. D. DIITTEDMID.D. • 5.4. WE/38.
Montrose, April Ad. 1884.
NEW GROCERY
VARIETY STORE !
BASEMENT Of LS.TARDELL'S DOTEL.
/ME subscriber .would inform his old friends, and
_A the public generally, ttathe haejnet forarned from
Naw York City with ewell selected assortment - Cif
Bm
and rattans other. articles, Ina avail needed la every
family: and that the will besoldSlMata at
prices that cannot fa ll to Snit. Phrase call and examine.
A.
Montrose, Feb. 2,1864. N. BULLAMIY.
FLOUR FLOUR
VU,2 1 .0 3 :1 , p4ni FLOM. hr loadfrbasTrWteck
"F ru 2, 4 lol .oe.tekelowelrb renal,
-WM.' IL COOPER CO. •
_ . AGRNTp -Pert
thompson's "Bitiojittat." Line of
LtverriootPaeliete. -
r ho whbuic t 9 for tafkmod. bstvg
' aviavitti - iiilin t itatitie tis moat tittigt
wx. 11. CO CO:; muse"
Vanua% Jill, it lea i CO
tt
Searle's Hotel.
-AND
of all kinds. A good assortment of
Wooden Ware,
Cornstegng of
NEW, TIT ARRANGEM °'''
t a r
7
, eitt.F o ß . tan
mob :4- - eattoo.- '
tit.,..). .. i.
For CASH or Ready Fay.
4131100. L. 113"04012\713 elb O.
nvotztinuevtedlttkh7 the 'East Witt!, and!
e ltad
gtcab R - i) abc atoting
itEe Latest itid most armfoved taytes.
CLOTEVAND . CASSlliglia. -- -
orittCPClEri4.43alilii
p•
bilviry Desaiimen. '
• ' W ir X.' 41::::) 11:3 Pt ' '
Of the choicest Maeda, iticlailog UAW. alai...elect
brood., . .. • ,
Fish, Dairy Salt, Teas - , Coffees,
!picas, SugariC, - Brolasses,
At sniy Lowprlcca fotg u n r U i rirCall and see for
C/Etah Tied, for Otain, Butter, Eggs; &c.
. 2,000t000 doz. Ens wanted.
ir-rwo doors below Boyd it 'Webster's corner, In .
the Store formerly occupled,by N.l. Post.
13. L-,Eyrorpt, , E. L. W. 1113101.
teases; April Ist, 1864. tf
JAMES R. DE WITT,
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS IND NOTIONS •
•C11:46/CE° FAMILY
62 0222112,,
co !;:*:-
_1 as :41: L •
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hats and Caps,
3th - xt
.GLA.SS-WARE,
itAtlrs . Aviv 0144f4 4
HARDWARE AND , NAIL
disci !
Prodnee taken in 7 Exehange-
Montrose, Feb. '64. 411 W neWrri%
BOOT. SHOE,
salt FURNISHING Mk
F. 80 - WEEKS & CO.
R A C just opened their SPRING STOCK
BOOTS, SHOES, > RATS, CAPS,
• ca. - acotralm 4ar
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting of
everything tr..Gents' line of apparel.
from Doors to Bat,
Limes' Pine Glaring lialmnrala and Gaiters,
lien's Fine and Comae wear.
etteapea than any other house this aide of New York.
Come' and see foryourselves.
!Was & Shoes made toOrder
Montrose, I.oth. F. 8..1KEE103 & CO.
HAWLEY'S
SOLIDIFIRD
riet.latorti G" ream,
POR CLEARBLEIG, 'WHITENING & PRIZEUVING
THE TEETH.
IrIIIS article la prepared with the greatest care upon
selentlaikoiptes, and warranted not to contain
anything In , the -*lightest degree deleterious 'to the
Teeth or Ounts., Some of our most eminent Iteata/ Sur
geons have giVentheir sanction to, and cheerfkilly re
commend it 1114 &preparation of superior qualities for
cleansing, whitening and preserving the Teeth. It
chains them readily, rendering them heatitlib ll Y white
and peter, without the slightest injury to the enamel.
It is healthg to the gums where they are ulcerated and
Both Ids also an excellent disinfector for old and de
cayed teeth, which are often exceedingly Offensive. It
gives a rich atuicreamy taste to the mouth, cleansing
it thoroughly, and Imparting a delightful fragrance to
the breath.
PREPARED ONLY BY
A. IIAWLEY do CO .,
N. W. cor.iOttr'& Lombard efe.. PRILADEISIILS.
RNA SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
PRICEIS - CENTS.
P1 1 .00 1 41.23:11.0333.aaa11 e
The Colicrwing opinion of Dr. White, as to the high es
teem in srhica he holds , the Dental Cream, must ho suf
ficient evidence of its value ; to quote other teatimoni
ale in detail is needless, contenting ouratlvcs by simply
giving the natnea and address of persona who flank of
its excellency for the teeth.
Puriaarstrrat, April 15th, 1887.
./inviug.„ eatefally examined A. Hawley's Solidified
Dental a"-ftm." I hereby cheerfully recommend it to the
public generally, It Is en excellent preparation for
cleansing and preserving the teeth, and canbe used by
all persons with the utmost confidence, m its properties
are perfectly harmless. Besides preserving Ste teeth.
it promotes a healthy action to the gnma, and imparts
pleasantneaala thebratth. '
Dr. W.R. W 11173, MK Arch street.
Tuos. Dranam, rt. u., Dentist, 491 N. 4th at. - •
Stntricr, 254 8. 6th at.
E. VANDEBELICZ, Surgeon Dentist, 425 Arch at.
D. Kniciastrict. Dentist. 1.119 Wahult. at.
8. Dimarranam, D. D. 8., 754 Arch at,
F. M. DIXON, 827 Arch et:
EDDLAD TOWNSEND, Dentist, 526 N. 4th at.
L. H. DonnuarY, Dentin. an N. /OM at.
M. L Loieo, DeWitt. 629 N, Bth at.
June 2, 1864(1 17
Executor's Notice. a
%TOME to hereby giVeD that letters testamentary
upon the estate of 11108..111011218gf,late of Cho,
eons township, deceased. have been granted to the
eubscribers, and all portieres having clsims nualait said
estaterarerequelted he present the same, duly attested.
for settlement, and those Indebted to same are required
tomateltemediatepact.
IfiITTHE KEL, Silver Leke, / Ex ,.
P.A,TRICE. FIN, Forest Lake, 5
Jaly 38, 1864. 6**
4krhzthdirtrator's Notice.
• r
03 1 417, hi hereby gen to al) prolong Indebted to
'the estate of AMARETTA - HOLLENILicEi late of
atm% thitashtp.
tau
that Immediate . falyalont
tat
.made tO WO' Undersign psi perfonsbat,
rovhato sitahtatpald vita% w teem at. tha tettlowout.
lit S. NOLWREIf Adler.
....kkhara, Jo* ha, 1E64. two
r•
4
WitiriVlN CALI" April
wt r Inipieof itristiie
. Lk ,.) 1.
!FLOUR; FEED, 'SALT"
Cain ; deed 1
Wheat, Clove; Tin 1 9 14 , 14 tak theft,
reas,, , -LardT, , Candles c
PORK, MAMS, DUO ' EitgO,
Fish, EiniOked' '
Syrups, Molasses and Fingal*
TEAS, COFEEE, SPIC,ES,BROVMS
Aitrp NAIL S.
Cash Paidlbr .butter. ,
• , s. BaI;DWIN, • VAL L ii.f.LEN.., • s
almitrose..e.,prill4. 3664 , ;
„, t :
HUNT OS. & BL.Ant
O.I:I..ALINTTOIIT, Pas.,
Wbotem* .4 Retail DCldet.9 In • .
IUU2 Vii 2.214
STEEL, NAILS,
SPIKES, SHOVEL',
BUILDER'S HARDWARE.
MISS RAIL, COUNTERSUNK d} 7' RAIL SPIKES.
RAILROAD ct ALLWLVG SUPPLIES.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS, AXLES, SKEINS AYD
BOXES, BOLTS. RUTS and WASHERS,
PLATED BANDS. ..11ASLEABLE
IRONS 171'133, SPOKES,
YELLOES SEA?' SPINDLES; Bows. S •
ANVILS. VICES, STOCKS and , DIES, BELLOWS,
HAMMERS. SLEDGES. ED S. &c.
CIRCULAR AND mipp i sAws, BELTING. PACKING,
TACKLE IYL PLASTER PARIS 4,
' CEMENT, HAIR & GRINDSTONES. ;
FRENCHAVINDOW GLASS. LEATHER Et.VEY. DR4G3.
FAIILBAICK'S SCALES.
Scranton, March 94, 1863. 13'
X= 6 3112%119 Tikl"
. .
E X . S.TIa 1 ning Surgeon !:
filllEsubscribey having been app toted by the COM.
I. ralssioner of Pensions. a SIEDICAL EXAMINEE at
large, to examine end give certificates to all entitled to
Pensiona.gatli attend to all applientlons .dint may_ me
presented him, at Montrose, Pa. ROOMP at .1. E. Tar
berg tiotei. vantieg;
Montrose. April G, 18133.-11
•
SOLDIERS' BOUNTY,
PENSIONS.' •
And Back Pa y►
TITE undendgned LICEISSZb et GENT Or Tllk 00V1161.
IMIT, will Ore prompt attention to all claim Inuits.
ted to hle cure. No charge milers successful.
Montrose. Aug. 20,'6. J. B. MrCOLLUIII:
HOPE GOLD COMPANY.
DID-"GOLD DIRT LODE," GILPIN DOM.:Tit',
COLORADO.
Capital 80,000 shares, SM each.
TRUSTEES:
JOHN EVAN., Colorado. Rao. W. On.trxn.,N, Bahr:a
P. If: dorm. Now-York. flarownt }Norsk, N. Y.
U. 8. Coact; h'erw-York. R. Coarogra. Warta. N. Y. ,
Wu. Musa.siN Nevr.Tork. M. C. TYLER, Now-York ' .
8.0. AiwoLo. Ptovldence, R. I.
Prenident—llle Excellency JOUN E'VANS, Governor
of Colorado Territory.
Vice-Preaidente—lion. S. G. Acuson°, Dr. P. H. JITDD.
Tremirer—Virxxxxit E. Excrrox.
Secretary- J. P. roAliss. (sp'7l,T.rcaco.l.2
°face No. Sk.Ciiit street, New-York.
rzw . 4zir.a.nor & WXl.2llll\7Caii
Ilisiouthentarere and Desdera Ip
WOOLEN GOODS
Camptown, on Vi , yainslng Creek, Bradford Co. Pa..
Rolls Carded and Cloth Finished:
WlMan nfacture Cloth for customrs on Shares, or
the Pillow - big prlees per yard : Cassimere, best
finish, fine, 45 cents. Plain Cloth, best finish, fine, 45c.
Gray and Mixed Caseilmeres. 40 eta. Tweeds, 82 cents.
Common Fallen Clot b. 40 ets. 'Mate Flannel:lD cents.
Madder Red Flannel, 82 eta. Gray Flannel, Dem.
The Gray Flannel made with taste, and very sultalge
for Clothing.
Wo will card Rolls for persons from a distance to
take bohie wilboar delay. RARVRY MORAN.
mica warscit...
Camptown,. „Way 10th, 1 1 5 4..7-tf • .
S. M. rettenill Co.,
WO. 37 PARK 'ROW, New York, and 0 State Streel ,
LI Boston, are oar sgezte tor the Montrose Democrarfn
shosecitteg. and are author( red to take advertisements
sad enbeertpttoneror asset our lowest rates.
LACKAWANNA & BLOOMSBURO
Oand after Jan. 18, 1884, Paiscrkzer Trains will
run stiroborio:
- LEAVE NORTAWARD.
Stations, .
.M 111. NOW York. Acomen.
Northam bethind
Dlnville, 8.40 . .
Ripen. S.= ~ „.
Bloomsburg, 9.M. , „
Kingston, 12.12 p. m. 8,016:11t.
Pittston, , 11.60 • °AO -
Scranton, 1.80 . 10.00 .
LEAVE BOUTTIVAB.D.- • • . • t
Scranton., 4,40 p. D 3.. '7.10 a. tn. . 10.4111. ma.
Pittston. 6.03 .. 7.30 " 11.10
littardon, 6.03 arrive. 8.90•• • -• • .1
6..3.3 leave. 16.00 ta:
Bloomsburg, 615 P. M.
Danville
' • Latt
Danville, 6.16
Northumberland, 0.85 •
•
Pasinfigers takini the Mal train south, coon e 4 with the a:preen trate from Northumberland, Shive iltAlit•
Ilistitag at 8.30 a. m:Baltitutiro a 7,00 a, et, and at ratla•
delphia at 7.00 a.m. - The mall train tam Northumber
land leaven Immediately atter the alltrtai of " tba•3B.
prose Train from trarrisbMg and Baltimore, allowing
passengers thitelagFhtlittlelpbW atloAop. zu.; Camel
polite op this mad delta g the next. forenoon."
.. , .L
Non andelemint Weeping - Carr areetapetar the mai
Trains esehNsay between lietthemberisnd and Phila.
ctoptits. t 11. A. P 93110,21., anFA'.
. . Das. TATIOCIic.
P 31 g aRGr SU RGEONS. 11 ' 4 2°.overWektkoreoPie=: 14
Ana6D ra t i t ZT; fl°
*ODDS;
• _
gar JUST RECEIVED,
aad
31 7
willtpo 4oia
AT k REpIICTION
, .• . • had% - April prim*.
earThi Reduction will includatbe , .1
ONerillE STOCK
wlllcb 1011,b1fRIM as hap tr n spla
Till' MOST -11811111:
Fora .SXTi
•'
ON: ; • or for. • PRODUCE.
U. Btrainrrir,
Nov, ; 1863„: . Ztei
ABEL 'ruRRELL
Now offers for &Meone of ttio forges% abilbeitielectkmni
4) 0 0) Si
Ever offeredlp Susquehanna Coati'', and probably tom
prising the greatest Varlet', or Most differentarticlea of
any Storetn the Northern part of pennaylvania,andper -
hap; of the ositire State. An assortment is 'kept In
about thirtydiffereiit branches 61 trade; Mid the tick,.
tionnare made fro Mahout forty of the best Bowies in
New York, and more than fifty Deitlers and Idanefitt ,
turersout of New York. A largo proportion of the
Goods are brought direct from the mannfacturers, thus
Wearing genuine articles. Customers on entering-We
Store must not expect Wand evetything eitht, be;
nearly every article wanted w ill beproliced by it iry .
Some ides of the Stock may be farmed tiyi the follo~ttns
gtmersl outline, butennmeration is inaptactiesble.
Drugs and Medicines, Paints and Oils, Dye kers,
Groceries. Liquors, Crockery, Glass 'Waite. Wall and
Window Paper, Jewelry, Sliver Ware.Perfamery.-Eaney
Goods, Musical Instruments,Brnshes, American Pocket
Knives, 'Pablo Cutlery and Silver Plated Were. Lamps,
Materials for Lights, Hardware,Bed Cords,Stone Were,
Dry Goods, Mirrors, Window lass, Lithographs, Var.
Hashes, Bird Cages, Spectacles. Whips, and Lawry,
Brooms, Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Tobacco, Medi.
caimad Surgical Instruments. Salt, Sep, Potash, Lim •
brellas, Porcelain Teeth, in short. nearly everything. t o
restore the sick, to please the taste, to delight the sye,
togratify the fancy, and e also teconduce to the real and
substantial comforts of lif e,
,
The attention of the public larespeciftdir Invited to
my mock."( Goods, bought exclueively.for cash down,
and will bo sold on theism, principle for low prices.
ABEL TURRZLI..
Montrose, January 15t,1863.
• KEYSTONE HOTEL ?
At Montrose, Pa.
Wm. L 88TC8, Proprietor.
riiul new and, commodious Note] Is situated on Tebbe
Avenue. near the Court louse, and neatly in centre
of the business portion of Montrose. The Proprfetaris
eoneriontthat be Is prepsred to entertain guests lira Way
that cannot fell to give ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
The Intel and Furniture ate new, end no expense has
been spared to render it equal if pot Superior to any in
this pert,of the State. 'ft I. well suppliedwith all recent
tinprovernents end comforts. and 'obliging waiters sill_
always he reedy to respond to the eau. of customers.
The Stables conneeted with this house are new and
convenieet.
The Proprietor .
respectfully solicits the patronage of
his old friends, travellers, and the publiegenersily
Jan 63 tf 11731. - E. tueran
CALVIN C. HALSEY,
EXAMBIN SURGEON,
For Pensioners, and Applicants
for Pensions.
Mfairotiko in Public Avenue, over the &ono of J. Ly
on. /Son.
Montrose, i's., Msy 46 , Mt tt
manhood : How Lost, Row Restored.
JUST Published, new edition of Dr. CalvererePe
Celebrated Realty on the radiesd earl [without
medicine.] of Sernasvontentes • or seminal weakness,
involuntary seminal losses, lairoxs.xcr, mental sue
physlcul incapacity, impediments to marriage. etc.;
4/$0• consumption, epilepsy, and Ma, Induced by self
indulgence or sexual extravagance.
dlirTrice, In a scaled envelope, only G cents.
The celebrated author In this admirable r•ily. clearly
demonstrates from a thirty years successfel practice.
that the alarming consequncea of self-abuse may be rad
ically cured without the clangorous use of Intend! ined•
Leine or the application ir the knife—poLtinug out s
mode of cure, at once simple, certain and, effectual. by
means ofebleh'overy sufferer, no matter What Ids eon.
clition maybe, may care himself cbeaply, privets-4,2nd
radically.
Lecture abottld be In the Ganda of weal
youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope,to any address
postpaid; on receipt of six cent, or two post stamps,
Address the publishers. CHAS. J. C. HUNS d CO., •
jelby) 127 Bowery, N. T.. Post office box, 4Sit.
HHOWARD Assoellatlon,Piatadelphja, Pa.
Bioassay or the Nersonkilleadrail. Urillll7ll2l2lfilla
nal systems—new and reliable treatment—in Report', of
the HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Sent by mat) in sealed
letter envelopes. free Grahame. Address Dr. J. Ssitsax
Hottotrros Howard Associstion,No. 2 Smith 9th street.
Philadelphia. Pa. octle `SS
ERIE RAILWAY.
CBANGEof boon. c eyeing Monday, May Mb,
.1884, Trains wllllß o Are.proat Band, Pa., at about tb•
lbllowing hours, via:
WESTWARD BOLTED. EASTWARD Bourn.
1, Day Express, az p.m 9, N.T.:11. 1:17 n•E:1
S, Night Express,tosa.in 6, Steamboat • EtlOp.m
6, Mail, at 7:20 p.m 8, CLicimmt '• 0 I:1cm
Tr,Way Freight, 11:SO.uu 88. WittPrldgidslo:ooLin
21,Emtgrant, 9:1B a.un
Train 21. runs every day.
does not run Iron&la.
days and Mondays. OH
"THE-4AMOIIt BARBEL"
Come an* Bea the batons Barbet,
?among Barber, late of Hayti.
Late oflbrytl,now at Weeks',
Noma AP. . Weeks' Store D i ems.
Find nie slurring and stump Nu
Fled tne cutting bale to Belt yon,
'At
Findyonr meserrlee ready at year gallica,
blonlrows,Oct o 16, 1865. tf
A. a ,REYNOLDS,
WOOL CARDING,
.73fasse. a.,al Xra
Mo7sts, lao4--tf 111111401oRILIng,
ILSIS D. to.
7./0 ..
114 `•
SOLDIERS' BOUNTY,
PENSIONS,
33 4 1191 0 0:11St• tigalgr%
• nudeior t r e, .. AVIINTWiIiboI Gar.
will glvoptlempt 111=1
to bioptic. No charge unlosimoceasilti.
GEOv r. 14
Montrose, dune alb. 184
ilryrgfiwre4:l,,M4e„
At lONCISTOIr4S6T:9 - Cawq, Pa.
A.FiRsTeLW:,4O : OOLOF.TRAIiE.
Aug. let, Om.
/ClO. 8 runs Sundnyt, but
tnldoeu not run on San-
A'S MENOT. enn. Supt.
B: ssrrtr: