ooh' 4‘2M-O.Ah.a;,MAC
Electoral Ticket.
Cut: out the.electorattekot, in I,helast
column of this page, aud.sendit to your
friend in the army.
The Asse ssments;
Some voters in the army and ai - home
were not assessed so as to 'vote at ,this
lection. Go to the new assessor and •get
each assessed at once i pay the ten cent
soldier's tax, send hint the assessor's cot ,
tificate, with the collector's receipt °tithe
back, and require said offteers , to give you
a duplicate' of the same 'to be evidence
here if required. Also send the soldiers
the electoral ballot, at once, and again
next week, as they may not get theifirst.
From What we learn, few of the soldiers
have seen our October tickets, for means
are cortatahtltuaed.to prevent there from
seeing but one (the colored) side.
Send McClellan ballots to all.
Send Papets to Soldiers.
Read your papers and then send them
to your, friends in the army. They may
get through, and the boys will be glad to
see them, for few are allowed to reach the
army except shoddy organs,-because Old
Abe 41; Co. fear toiet. the soldiers read
anything avorable and.the
old Union and the Constaution.
East Bridgewater Club.
The friends of the Union and McClellan
will meet at the Passmore Schoolhouse
every Tuesday evening. Speeches at, cub
meeting, and all are respectfully invited
to attend; to
J. B. McCollum, Esq. will address the
club nest week. .
Death of Lewis L. Baker.
Extracts from a letter to
.Mrs. Baker,
from the chief nurse in Post Rospital t at
Camp Cad waLader, Philadelphia. Mr. B.
was a soldier from Lenox, and died last
month.
‘4 I had conversed freely with him sev
eral days ago relative to the future, and
his prospegts, in the event of death; and
I am most happy to say, that I found him
not only ready but willing to obey his
Master's summons.
In the evening before his death, I saw
that death was-quietly stealing over his
frame, and knowing that he still retained
his reason, I again asked his prospects , of
heaven, in his now near and certain ap
proach of death; and found him like a ripe
shock of corn ready to be gathered into
his master's garner.
During his whole sickness he was one
of the most patient men I ever saw. His
last words were : Let me go, I am dying,
—Tuck, quick !
bus quick as thespark from the smit
ten steel did his spirit, released from its
burden of clay, wing its flight to God who
gave it. Thus, madam, ditryour husband
die. Let me live the life of the righteous,
and let my last end be like his. ..
Denison's Majoriti:
Shoddy claimed 'qeavy gains forKkbb
am in Susquehanna County"—enough to
elect him, up to about Saturday, when the
truth was right the other way ! So
most of their claims about elections are
falsehoods or misrepresentations, and
should not be believed.
Denison's majority in Lpzerne.. 2,045
Ketcham's majority in Simi's.. 804
-Denison's majority--iArleial
3LBC)SVIEs.
Somewhere between Hopbottom and
Montrose, a - Satchel containing a Silk
Dress, six pairs of woolen Socks, 2 pairs
of mittens, and some other articles. Any
one leaving the same at E. & T. Bell's
store in Hopbottom, or at Dr. Thayer's in
Montrose, will be liberally rest arded. tf
Teachers' Examinations.
Each applicant will please write before.
hand the address, educational works read,
and,number of terms taught. Examina:
tiona to begin at 10 o'clock... Each certi.
ficate will require a stamp.
Jackson, Savory School House,. , " 2i.
Harford, Village do - • ' , 22.
Forest Lake ds . Towne, ..,..' -
a (c l.. ourc4 a 25.
Chapman,
Choconut, Apolacon, ,
Middletown and Lit-Friendsvi ll e " '26.
i
tle Meadows, '. • '•
Silver Lake - TBrackney, ... ', • .
Liberty, Ba iley School House,.. " `.28.
Franklin, South do , , " • 29.
Lenox, Glenwood do ":Nov. 1.
Herrick, Mandel!, i “ci.Y l' ,"
„ ~„..- 4 2.
du Clifford, '• 1 "' il •
Thomson end I .
rarat, . Ararat Church, " 3.
Gibson, 'Union EMI School House, " 4.
Dimock, Corners - .40 41 7 ,
Springville, .Hollow do it 9. ..,
Au,burn, Centric . ' do "' 10.•
Rush, Granger-, - cdo • ." li.
Jessnp, Centre` - ,-, do - , " .12.'
BrooklyiliCentre' :, do -'I •: •'" :14.
latlicip, frillsdale . do ,.. ,-.. " 15.
~...
14d .q. eiva * 11 11 4 Montrose B.s'c " 16.
i J .
Montrose,
,E A:-..1 lier o : it, -05 0 - nti Sup, ' BriKauyri,,Spt.
26,1864. ~
Good Newsthe .West; .
By s gentler= • who': traielid" Mite. it
eirely in the northern pelt of Ilbnols, and
the southern Ink of Wisconsin, within
the lastfive weeks,- we are informed' , that
the enthusiasm for the Demperntio ticket
is nnbound'ed. Converts are flocking in
every ,day. Fremont men,:tts between 9 14
Abe bad IfeClellati," trill Tilitlielatter
almost to a Otan, and thus gcre i t4weight
of their iidluenee arid Total to' the
esese, ofreform. The.same en 0013,40&"
reports come from every 'of diffixtiuk
At Binghamton,
noDAIr,: - otto&ir:
• • • ;
HON. HORATIO StYMOII% of N. Y. x .
HON. JOEL PARKER; Goivof M. II;
HON. GZQ.-1. COMSTOCK, Syracuse,
HON. :AlfitS2)..l. PARK.E4;4Albfup`,
will certainly 'be I,l:4etitr• - timl . 4iildreas
the meeting. - ' '
. music provided:: :Meeting 14+,3b
in the ev,eniog, with, torchlight . process ion,
&T. See
It is expected 'Unit ,
s „
LARGE DELEGI'IIOI;M FROM THE
TOVirNSIN THIS COUNTY
will respond to the invitation, meet at the
FARIDGE,rat Binghamton,- : at
Tiveliexiielock, ) arki bti conducted thro'
the town. The ,Aliistone „has done well
in October ;...nOW let...us 'demonstrate to
our brethren of the Empire State that we
CA.N and .AVEL.Vaid them to.7;10 BETTER
iu NevPluber:
VOTE OF pthMMUMA'pO'ONTIL
Con¢rnri6Bl', ; _( iov~r- `, lees.
- ~- ~ ~--
- 2
5? •
ri
• cr. • 'WL r
CD
S
DhiirU36B:
22 ; 25 84
Ararat, 48: ?29:5• - •:-79 , -. 37
Auburn " 140
Drit:water, 148 — 174/ 192 , 191
.0 lyn, 161 V.O . clB6 77
Cbocortut, 10 10 108
194> 100
Dimock, _ 122 106 • 150 110
Dunda#F,_ /9 -• 23. , 27-„ 24
Forest 92 '• BQ 107 - 100
Frinikl6 ' '55 -pq
7 - 32 14 30
Gibson, • 209 •56 r . ;250 • 77
Great. 126 - <63 •• :156 • 67
Great Bend born, 45 ~59 : ..39 :58
HarfOr4, .148 ~
134 Q 157
Harmony', 77 31 46
Herrick, 89 43 • .103 '57
Jackson, 134 "73 177 91
Jessup, 111 49 137 57
Lathrop, 50 105 66 1,22
Lenox, T 27 87 207 121
Liberty, 7.8 . 96 96 109
Little:Meadertve, • 20 1 29' :• 3
Middletown, • 38 92 46' 121
Mortiose, , 222 ,58 213 52
Nevi Milford, , 128 : 125 155 133
New Miliiird.bo. 56 .35 56 .• 88
Oakland, 68 34 65 39
Rush, 146 66 186 . . 87'
Silver Lakcs : -- 51 • 100- i - 81 123
Springville,,. • 1.93., 7 n 97
Susqliebactnal*. 156 145 Xl4=
Thothson, . 40 .31 . -75 ;• -50
3,318 4,134: 2,932
For Representative, Wells big 3,301
44 LL Osterhout, 3,304
0 1 . fit ' 23)5'n
Jackson; 2,513
For Comminhiper,:Viraelee' b."11.' 3,260
tl Mills 2,528
For Anditor .. ..Deans bad . 3,387
' 4 2,11'7
For Coroner - cobb . ba4'
" " Lathrop, v 2,500
The Democratic gain since !sit year is
ahout,..Boo ; : since ;1860, over 1,100:.. :
ME• MONTROSE lc "'BRIDGEWATER
McClellan Club !
MEETS NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT,
At the Iteyetone Hall.
.. _. .. V~~~ _ ~ r .~, _. y
KEEP , , TiIg . .:BALL •ROLLING !
Qom" `See Handbills - for 'other in44tin44.'
rarTairn out for "MeetatiLes and the
Ethos. '
A areenbackliell invested - -
' A year ago several journals united ' in
recommending , their readers„ to invest a
tlellar 0 -Greenback"' in Bemiring that
yet) , eicellent.Uurnal for the Household
(including the Little Ones), for tbe Gar
den,•and for the ' )Farm, called the Ameri.
can itgricniturist Many persons were
thus led to subscribe, and we , believe all
who did tiohave' been inch • More than
satisfied. They . ave received . the , 23d
Annual Tobias t theAgricii(turiat which
iii full of good things, useful, pracrical, and
entertamM' g y and just now the Publisher
hiiiseildiotent ;t0 each of hie Subscribeni
apPlYiagrk..PieNtlic.Ota.l44al. -- lrof one of
the -WO -remarkable Strawberries that
have ever been brought out.- These plants,
when sold Wiliii iiiilfother: person bay
' ing them, ga readily at 'iecents eacli.f So
the Greenback invested last year has cer
tainly paid well. All welave nowlosay
icy let all othetage and. do likewise. '.Not
withstanding thevresent'advance in cost,
the Publiisherial'efetei't6like subscrib
ers
this moutli,:' (Octoti4 at $1 g'year,
or from nowt° the 'end 9f 1865 "(fifties:
months) for $1.15. A;64 still farther, he
offers one of 'Abe remarkable Strawberr y_
Plants, sent free and posi.paidi to, eve ry
new-solioriblir who r encloses b ceuts , extra
Sir 41 41 0 : 41 4 PF- 1 00g, and - pos , tago"ott this
4anti;:Clur sovice ; toall is, send - ee'Dol;
sr (or *ityp); iunt. the'extra', ,cOnts
at once 00miign Judd,{ Publisher of the
o lgri , esillti4d, 4.o,F i nikliO •
li, Nein4iiili
City; and get i the *per, etc You' : wilt •
gel, a most;
..!beaudful, well illustrated,
precticalisper, and the eapest ein
the OotiOryi l to Saj , nothi ch ng of thWe one
If 4 r# ll the i ninsot"" . TrYiti ' '' '' -'49
IVIIWITItmiC4 0f.120-lehigef Justice
Tt!tify'crteetiViiVto:iiight - at'll'ihlock,
04,##* yelWess.:, i ‘ i 1,, .!?:•.:::: •:" ,
firtrAteem. 'Mk—. Are Zan 44, feeble and cant'
t
plaining Ate„,tottegtol ardor lelth,yarlt system de.
ranged and your feelings uncomfortabter These symp
toms are often the prelude to serious Illness. Some- fit
of sicknesitis cleepipg npeti you, and sticipld be averted
by a =inept the right rentedy. , Take,Ayeeti Pills,
and c out the disorderedfinmaks—parify timbloOd
Sad let the fialditieve on untibetructedin health - again.
They stimulate the functions of the body,into vigorous
activity.. stillg pertfy,3l4,eystept ;rout the , obstructions
which make dLsease. A cold mettles somewhere In the
liod.T.,a9d dattnger !taperers] functions. Tbas,,,e Ono;
relieved,relle upoti thettiielfes and the sbetenneling Or.
irtms,,proditeltur general aggravation, staleTg daddit
mugement. While In this condition, take A er's PS*
and see how dire by tbey restore,the nature action of
th . e system, add' th it the bliblysht feeling of tentith
ro v.% t 4 attd ecapperent in this trTrialeind
minbe, inplitetts also ulitilo Man!' oltna dasP:sea
ted arniAlangsrons distempers. 'The same purgative ef
fect expels them. Caused by similar obstructions and
derangements elbetinttualfenctionS of the body, they
arc raprand falletY'Pt ,thera surely cored by.the same
means, lfotet VW' knots the virtue of these Tills pill
neglect' o employ theta when inffering from thVdfser
dernheyourcizanchnitheadaehejoalstotnacti, dysento.
rrAillems tomplaints;lochgeition, derangement of- the
liver, costireness,conatipatioa, beartburn,rheumottam,
dropsy, worms mad stippressi2u, Wee takenin largedo.
see. s''' ''• • 'l • ~ r': •,
They are hnger eluded, serthettlulluostkettsitive can
take them easily, and they are surely tko• heat purgative
1 medicine yet discovered., ,
atr - A t Uree Ague - Yore—. qt
i, . .
• Poo *rely andh =Tv arlabslitsimilliett Peter
or Chillapad Fiper, 'Ronan= COSaritcr, Dumb
Asme:Pericatient Headache Asadadie, artrl
iousFettra; indeatibr at schole date Of disease, origin-
Ming in Pillory tkrangernent, caused by 'Oa malaria qj
Warman:cm:Wise,— . . . . . -
• - This remedy tutittrely tildiedtb enris the dimmest ca
sea pf chills and fever, and It has this. mat adrafliage
over, ether *We xdadicipea; that itattMues the .com.
plaint without injuyr to the patient. It corstains no
• quinine °rather deleterltma subitatte; nor does_itvo
duce quinism , or any injlitiens effect whatever. 13=Mtig
bratherazf Cue" army and the pent, try,it and youvrill
enOorse these assertions. . .
Prepared by J. C. AYER A Cb., Lbriell, Mass., and
sold b i LAREL TERRELL, Montrose, and all dealers in
mitt i r ,„4.,,,, 0r . Lillf.t. 20: in ! :
- I firleispoliatiot to Piionaleii—Da..Cheeio.
manta Plinia,,,The combination of ingredients
In these pills iskthareanlt .of A long and extensive
practice. They are mild !n their operation, cannot
do tarttrtattil moat delimiter . : Certain incorrecting
i ali Regattas ea, Pallidta Memitraations; removing
all Obstimetlima, irbeih n i &Om cella 'or Otherwile; head
actin; iialn In OA eldeMulpitatlon of the 'heart,' whites,
all nervous affections, hysterics, fatigue, pain in the
back and limbs, de., disturbed sitrep;which arise from
interruption of nature.
t, c "OXIMIIIMIArt3 PIUS ,_ H.
.Vrat time* * • eentenea-ntwerahtthesemitutent o
irregularities and obstructions which have consigned so
many to a PILIMIATCRE 611.1V1i. l'iti female on enjoy
good health antessaho irregular , and whenever an ob.
struction tak es place OM :general health- begins to de
cline. TnetePata form thektinestipreparatlon ever put
forwardrithillit3MDlATE, and - ISTiIiNT BCC
-1 CRS& • .=ltsn't be TY .....„..,..,
ir ,
T....„, 47 v emouttg tour Druggist, , and tell Alm
that 6As BeS:2';'and meat RELIABLE Femala
Jfe . _ in ..WorldMatehledimpfleoed in tbetsi!,Plas,
r: merlic :malt% PILLS
hare boon a standard Remedy for over thirty year', and
are the mestadectnal Moro known for ail complaints
peenilit to Remake. Toallebulaes they areinvalnable,
indlicingewhil certainty, periodical nsgetarfly. They
are known to thousands, who have need them at different
Perlods. till'oneltitit ihenountm, having the unction el
aotne °Me Most eesteeetEttyalcians in America. .
Explicit dimetions,sfating when they should not be used,
with each Ilextire price $1 pp e r box or 6 boxes for $5,
containing ftoirtlO to 60 pllle. PHU sent by mail prompt
ly, secure' hem obiervation. by remitting to the Propel.
etore. Bole by Druggists . generally.
111114.*INO.S.411iLiYER.;•Proglerota. -
81 Cedar street, New-York.
' lili"Sold in , Montrese. by Abel Tortellt in Taxa ,
hanhock brd. tr: Lyman : In Oreatßend by ' L.:
Qiittn4tel T. It.Eustabrook .tli Co. , ectietzio, •
iiiir l .k Card to . the Setq ' b — gtnig.—Etwall n.—wallow . two
or three hogsheads of •• Bache, " " Tonic Bitters "Sar
.l49Bo.llll..."7litrVOlMAlitidetel,r at. &k...am,',"stid'after
you are satiailed with the result, use one box of Old Dr.
Doehan's Englisk.Specilic Piths—and be restored to
bez4hAlublitorin.leetilhan thliMilayi.7Theyi are pure
ly vegetable, pleasant to take, prompt and salutary in
their effects on the broken down and phattered constltu
tioMT,,Oldadlionng eon take them with advantage:—
Itufwirted and Sold in the 'United States only by
•JAMES S. BIYTLER,
, .... ,N0e4127 Broadway,.-New, York,
,„ - 1 'L.' ' -. ' c:Ageut foethe.llnited States. '
P. S.—A .,
Box of Pills, securely packed, will be
mailed to any addrest iiii . receiritof price, which is ONE
DOLLAD,post-peldrmoneyvidlauded by thengent if en.
tiolitutisMOlon is not given. •. . [Oct.l2o. 18134. Sln
. .
_
HfDo yebsioeirlah .
Cured V—Dr.Bechtn's
English Specific Pals cure in less than 30 days, the
worst cases of Nervousness, Impotency,
_Premature De
cay, Sp fiat Weaktesk Insanity, dud alltrlnaiy, Sex
ual and If erred§ Affections: nomatter from what cause
Wine, Ounitollarper. bnx. , Rent, poet-paid,
by Mai tit .receipto},ple price. One box will perfect
theettr In nfott cues- Address
•- - -JANLES, 6, DUTLER,
ac,ifecaf _Mont. 4.7; IroDdspy, :few York..
ism: 3m.
I
ta9M:ir ttrusdniptlves:—Ctmarmita ve etttf erers
will receive a valuableprercription for the cure of Cott
ontdpt44l;,'Fteallinii, Bryncidtie, end all throat andlnng
“alnatiorre,ifree Of Chime. by 'si•nding their address to
Rev. SDWARD A. WILSON.
Willianisbnrg,, Kings co., New York.
Oct. 021, lent .
Pr - Editor of Demoorat.—DzAn sin: With
yens permission twish to say to the.readers of yonr pa
per that send, by return mall, to all Wishing it
(free), a Recipe, :with hill directions for Making andna
ing a simple Vegetable Balm, that 'will* effectually re
move in ten days, Pimples, Blotches, Tan, Freckles,
and all impnaiticirof-the Skini-leaving the same soft,
dear, smooth and'bestltiftil,, • '
I will alio mall'fres to those having Bald Heads, or
Bare Faces, simple directions and information that will
enatilispiertvcr-start„a fell grtiwth of Luxuriant 'Mali,
Whilikere'oricitlbastache, lolen than thirty days: -
Alt Apiiituttpkops tmuwered .kolarn mall_ without
chhige. -.Hesp_sctfuliyyonrs, -
r. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
Ftl Bion;dcirty, Now York.
0ct.20,1814. Em
niru!LXI.VMeL.CIi-Xll3.
At. the residence of the bride's father,
in Lathrop,llnrsday, Oct. 13, by Rev. N.
Doolittle : Mr. fly McCoy and Miss
R3r;ul: RrlowN,. all of Lathrop.
3DMIELT3I36I.
In New Milford, Sept. 12tH, 1884, sud
denly, of ditSase of the heart; Mrs. SALLY
B. W, tin of 'the late N. W.
Waldron. •
In RUt,m,t4p Oth inst„ Pants PICK-
Irry in tire 62d year of his age. 'This aged
citizen had lived for 34 years on the farm
where be died. He was•a kind, obliging
neighbor, a faithfid husband, and an affeo
- parent. lie leaves a wife and two
daughters, besides, a large'circle of friends
Who .deeply mourn his loss. He bore his
sobering Of thirteen weeks witheut a mur
mur, Saud left behind •him a go od evidence
of his 'acceptance lu'tho.mansion of bliss.
August 34; 1864, Of quick consumption,
Dung-INF, wife
,of 8. B. liardick, aged 85
yeark 3 toontitiiind 24 days. •
October ilth; 'lBB'4, of rdembranotu3
croup, Mprrui, daughter of 13. B. Bur
dick, bored years, .11' months and 14
' Bl l :jek. SAllt •
c._,' 2° CZ , .., N"
IWII.I. selreameti on on MI magus in Sliver Lake,
on TUBSLOIY:ZIONFriat. atUld'elock, a. m..
'TEN - .YOUNGLIDOWSi .,
A YOKE OF OXEN,
SOME TWO YEAR ORS,
FIVE' YEARLINGS,
SEVEN - `HEIFER CALVES; '
. 2 4.4 SPAN - Of YOIINGNARES; - .
gAiath fr tero; a miek ot
vactentryi pine and Deity ,
kAr owl IVA than eat 4' len
than $lOOl ate ma credit most ouxo, ent.!
ma to*. Intend anflinmr,Epwri
, :imisj#llllDet..-17) Ilwt• • -
D. S. 710 lON.
The Efecreturi of t h e Treasurypires nonce that sub
script:yowl trill tt.oreetieti for Coupti Treasuryliotco i
ykeyahiethreerutr”rom Aug 15, tp,O, trp4 aduni•coinu
al Intoreeeit thereto of 'seven "lied 'three:teethe per
Cetii,:por stuatun:—Pifp:clpirad 19ier4t 6tklob6paid
In lawful money. -
• .
These notes will be 'convertible at the i option of the
holderatmsturits, into six per cent. gold bearingbonds,
payable not less than five 'nor more than twenty years
from their date, as the Government , may Clem. They
will he .10sti0d in denominations of tao. $10i), $5OO, tile
non and 85,000. and all . subscriptions must befor ilfty
dollars °mime multiple oft:Mr:dollar&
The notes will be tranimitted to , thelowners free of
transportation charges as,-soon after tho receipt of the
original Certificates of Deposit as theyurn lie prepared.
As the notes' dtxtv interest from Angela 15, persona
making deposits subsequent to that date tenet pay the
interest learned from tiate'cif note to date of deposit.
Pintas depositing twenty-eve thousand dollars and
upwards for these totes at any one timewill be al:M*od
&commission ofone quarter ofone per cent, which wQI
be paid by the Treasury Department npdn the receipt of
a bill for, the amount, certified to .by the °dicer with
whom thedeposit walonade.. -No deductions for cora
missions' must bo made from the deposits.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
IT to 1 NATIONSL SAMIGS ae.125, offering a higher
rate of interest than any other, and the best security.—
Any savings honk which pays lie depositors in U.S.
Notes, considers that it is paying in thebeat circulating
medium of the country, and it cannot pay anythingbet,
ter, Anna own asset* ate tither in.goeernmeat securi-
ties or la notch or ponds payable in government paper.
It le.equallY tOcaersieat Mt tampons", or permanent
investment. The note, can always bell sold for within
a fraction of their face and mxamsdated interest, and
are the boalletcarity irntibaoks as aollaterals for die
counts.
Convertible into a Six per cent. 8410 Gold Gonda..
In addition to the ycry Meryl, interest on the notes
for threeryeall; this priVilege of converdon is now worth
about three per, cent. per annum, for the Current rate for
5-20 Bonds fa not less than nine percent. premium,
and before the war the premium on six per cent. U. S.
stocks was over twenty per cent.. will be seen that
the actual profft on this loan, at the present market
rate, is not lesathan ten per cent. per annum.
Its Exemption from State orianniolpal Taxation.
But aside from all the advantages w 4 have enumera
ted, a speottil act of Congress exempts all Bonds and
Treasury Notes from Wad taxation., On the average,
this exemption is worth about two per cent, per an
num, according to the rate of taxation in varimusparts
of the country.
It is believed that nosecarities offer so great induce-
Meats to lenders as those Issued by the gOverUMent. In
all other forms of indebtedness, the ftith or ability of
private parties, or stock companies, or separate, com
munities, only, is pledged for payment., while the whole
property °tribe country is held to endure the discharge
of all the obligations of the United States.
While the government 'Offers the Most liberal terms
fur Its Loans. It beheyea that the vat strongest appeal
will be to the loyalty and patriotism of the people.
Duplicate certificate.% will be issued for all deposits.—
The party depositing must endorse npon the original
eertitiCate the dunomiuntion of the Notes required, and
whether they are tobe lulled in Wit* or payable to or
der. When so endorsed it must be le,ft with the officer
Dertat
receivin gent. the deposit, to be forwardld,to the Treasury
littbscriattons will be received by the Treasurer of the
United States. at Washington, the, several Assistant
Treasexeraand designated - Depositaries, and by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BINGHAMTON,
. .
" SCRANTON,
TOWANDA,.
*ld nyillllationai.Bantsvbicheire depositaries of pub.
Ile money, and
Au. BElipzerAmar. norms Aarir nernmEas
thronitioiirtrio country' will:givo &fiber information
and
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Ault. 11. '
WISTAR'S tALSAM
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WILD CHERRY!
One of the Oldest and most rclialple remedies In the
world for
Coughs, Colde, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Dif-,
neuity of Breathing, Asthma, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, p, and every affection
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OF THE THROAT, LIIXGS it CHEST,
INCLUDING SYNN
C/CIOIVEWITZIa.M"VICOINT.
AtiSTAW(B4SXM b!MWY
So general has the we of this remedy become, and so
popular is it everywhere, that it is !unnectrary to recount
its virtues. Its works speak for it ; and find utterance in
the abstmliod and viLiuntary testlinony tr the many who
froo . ;, /oviy'srffering.avid settled disease have its use
been restored to pristine rigor and health. ire can pro
duce a mass ofrrielente in proof ofour assertions, that
CANNOT BE DISCREDITED.
The Rey. Jacob Sechler,
Well kdown aitdinlich respected among the German
populattott of till; country, makeitho followiug state
ment for the beptcit of the afflicted:
Ilauoren. Pa., Peb. 16,1E59.
Dear Sirs :—Daiing realized.lo My family important
benefits from the ,use of your valuable preparation—
Wlstar's Balsam o f Cherry—it affords me pleasure
to recommend it tl the public. Some eight years ago
one of my daughters seemed to be in a:decline, and little
hopes of her 4ccatery were entertained. I then pro
cured a bottle of pair excellent Balsam, and befere she
had taken the whole of the contents of the bottle there
was a great Improvement in ber health. I have, In my
Individual case, Dade freonent ass of your valuable
medicine, and havealways been benelltted by It.
t JA COB SECHLER,
From desist° Btaltb,Esg. Prestdint of the Morrie Conn
, ty Bank, parristown; New Jersey.
,
..11aYlngnsed DrtWistarhi Balsam of Wild Cherry for
about fifteen years,and having realized its beneficial
results in mframtlyi it affords ine great pleasure to
sat.re
commend it to the - Mk as a valuable remedy in canes
of weak lenge; col COll6 ha, dm., and a remedy which
I contdder to be ent ly innocent. and may be taken in
Fperfect safety 4:the ost dell4ate in health. , .
rom iron. John 13. BMith, a dittiugulabed lawyer In
Wcststi Water,
I have on several oemalensneed Dr. Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry for colt*, and always with decided bone.
dh • .1 know of noprepsration that la Mere tioololol2B Or
more deserving of geneal use.
The Balsam has alsolleen used with excellent effect
by J. B. EltiOD,ldercliant; iisarp crop pouts, Md.
Wistar'a Balsam of Wild Sherry.
None genuine tialese signed "1. fifirrt3,"' on Abe
wrapper. •
Fon rri • -
d. P. DYNSNORN, No.49lNroadway, New York.
W;•FolFus & C0., - Pnypiletorewßoeton.:,
- • - - knit bran Monism •
Reddir' tg's 1141issiaThi-trig:
FOT3t EXPERIE N CE
Has folly establisheplie superlotity of
REDDING'S: RUSSIA SALVE,
Pvq 4 / 10 that 113 4 1 4 Pnratidus,
It cares all kinds &SOSO, ccrr ,8 SOALDELEITENS,
BOILS, 'ULCERS; ' SALT .111HEIIM, ERYSIPELAS,
STIES: PILES, 'CORNS, BARE LIPS; SORE EYES.
&c. Ac., removing the paints "; once, and reducing the
mostangrS !Oohing aviellimm and hiSatnationi. de if by
magic. ONLY 25 CENTS A BOX.:
ron WM ay
J..P.rIM6MORE F 2io. 401:11roadwa7, -*ear York.
p.. , ,W4 - 7039LE Pr CO,Tio; liiTrdttiontah!oaton
And by all diragiats. •
nnt tartishly; deed, to Dreamt them, dilly attested, tor
• settlement; snd all yeshivathdebted to matins rgall•
ad to maks Inunediste psTest, to the
• A 08 HEATIL lu r i Zei.
Chotonnt, Sept.% AM. en
of NeF Prig, has
shaddaaed I.iAQOln, dis oat actively for
tar suksoFibe for th e :I;into+l`.•
YOU CAN FIND
THE REGULATOR
NEW r' MILFORD PL,
. . .
A Mock' Goodi cheaper Mart 'the "cheapest.
12 cases Kip and Stoga Boots-2 ttises tine Calf Boots.-
4 eases Youth's and Boy's. Boots-6p pain Ken's
heavy Brogans-100 pairs Hen's calf Shosa•veo
pairs Boy'e calf Shoes-15 pain Yonth'ssalf
4Thoes—P2 pairs Boy's coarse litiosto.2ol
• pairs Ladies' Lasting Congresa Gat
ters-225 pairs Ladles lAspic k g
Babnoral Qattara-1002=
ten's Shoes of all Ida
Ladles'. Calf Shoes--42
Misses' Calf Shoes—
LOO ptitrt Ladles' and Mises' Hid ntta Xaroeco shoes.
245 •-• . and Genii Rubbers. ~
109 " " and,Gentis Slipper..
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Look Out for Bargains.
1,000 Hats & Caps. -
A large dock at
REIDY. NIDE 'ENING
For Men and Boys. A tlp•top stock of I
TRUNKS, & TRAVELING-Rags,
Gloves, Ifosfery;Seek .Tles, Shirts, Collars, grisPetri
ders, Handprehlefs, Umbrellas. Itc. &c.,, very asap for
the drum .
GEO. HAYDEN.
New Milford, Mtg. 1951.
Executors' Notice.
IVOTICE is hereby given that kitten testamentary
11 upon the estate of WILMS WILALILN, late of
other Lake township. dee'd, bare been granted to the
subscriber, and all persons ;Artetg claims rtthst said
estate are requested to present the same, d y attested,
for settlement, and those indebted to same are required
to make immediate payment.
JOSEPH wa); I Be „,
D. P. PHELAN,
Silveri° Lake, Sept.% 1864.
Executor's Notice.
'WOMB is hereby given that letterefestamentary op
,on,the estate of Hibbard Mead, late of New Milford
township, deceased, have been granted to the spinal
. ber, and all persona having claims against said estate
are requested to present the same, duly attested, for set•
tlement, and those indebted to the same are required to
make immediate payment.
ELLICYP ADItICH, Executor.
New Milford, Sept. 1,1884.
• marrows NOTICE.
11ffOTICE is hereby given tbatletten testamentary up.
„LA on the estate of EDWAIID HOLFORD, late of
Clifford township, deceased. have been granted to the
subscriber, and all persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present the same, duly attested,
for settlement, and those indebted to same are required
to make immediate payment.
JOSEPH CEASE, Executor.
Benton, Luz. co., Sept : 29, 1804.
Auditor's Notice.
THE undersigned, an auditor appointed by the Or-
JI. plums' Court of Susquehanna county to make dis
tribution in the matter of the estate Whams Smith, de
ceased. will attend to the duties of his/appointment on
Tuesday theist day of November, 1884, at l &Moak, p.
m., nt his office in 31ontrose, at which time and place
all peraons interested in the same will present their
claims, or - be forevertarred from' tomtits tri on said
tuna- - A. O. WAllitlgol, Auditor.
Oci. 5, -1861:
EYRE & LANDELL,
4th & Arch Sts:,
PHILADELPHIA,
/''l TER for the beet Trade. and ofler to BAITS of dr
motion to Induce Custom, but rely on
FBZR 3:11101.43...TAX15TCA
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GOOD GOODS
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Rest %retinues; 'Fashionable Sao, Nobility, Plaids,
Plm'el'opline. Da - rt. Foulards; Figtrialtierinoes, Plaid
Shawls, Good Blankets, etc.
P. S. We follow GOLD - down, as close as we follow
It up. Now Is a good time for Merchants and Consata
era to come ln. [Oct. 8.1864. Zn,
Auditor's Notice.
Tundersigned having been appointed an auditor
by the Orphans' Court of Susquehanna county to
distribute the funds -editing from a side of the real es•
tate of Ezra Remittl, decd, hereby gives notice that he
will attend to the duties of his appointment at Me of
of 'J. B. McCollmn, Montrose, on Wednesday, Noy.
:Id, 1864, at one o'clock, p. m., when all persons interea
ted in said fund will present their claims or beforever
debarred from coining In on said tend.
, D. W:' SEARLE, Auditor.
Oct. 7, 1864.
Auditor's Notice.
111 BP. undersigned an auditor appointed by the Or
.l. pilaus' Court of Susquehanna County, to audit Stu
accounts aft. D. Barker and lifary A. Crocker, admit:de
trators of Oeo. W... Crocker, ded. will, attemt.tp.ilte du
ties of his appointrat nt at his office in Montrose', on Fri
day the 4th day of November next., at 1 o'clock; p.
when ail persona interested will bo bicard.
F. 13. STRESETER, Auditor.
Sept. 27,1864.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
B ' virtue of sundry writs issued by the Court oE4om
i:clan Pleas of Susquehanna county, and to me di
rected, I will expose to sale by public endue at the
Court-honse, In Montrose, on Saturday, Oct. w. 4, 1800.
at I o'clock, p. m., the following described places or
parcels of land, to wit :
All that certain piece or parcelof land situate in the
township of Franklin, county of Susguehanna.and state
of Pennsylvania. bounded and described as follows: On
the north by lands of George Park and J. P. Tingley,
on the east by lands of J. P. Tingley and Howard N.
Park, on the south by lands of David Marsh and „Noble
T. Buck, and on the west by the public road—contain
ing Must one bundredacros, more or less, with the ap
purtenances, one house, one barn, sheds, one orchard,
and about eighty acres improved. ISult of J. L. Merri
man R Son, to the use °Mbar. Dmimore vs. Nehemi
ah Park.
ALSO—AII that certain piece or pastel of land silage
in the borough of Montrose and township of Bridgewa
ter, in said county, bounded and described as follows :
On the northwest by lands of Joseph Shipman, on the
southwest by land& of John 8: Torben, on tkeealithelot
by lands of N-1. Pcist and Wm. Poster, and on the north
east-by the Milford and Conego turnpike—containing
about eight a.od a half acres; more or less, with the
portmances, one IMmed house, due barn. some t
trees, and all improved: ' [Suit of Minerva Post et .
executors of - David Post, deceased, to the use of Mary
L. B. Isbell, vs. Benjamin Morrison and John Short.
ALSO-.All that tract or paxicel of land sitnate in the
township of Lenox, in said county, botmded and de
rcribe&as follows: animator at a stake and stones,
corner ofa lot sold to Beni amieTargee in a line of Ho
rns D. Clark's lot, thencosouth SSW east.6o Perches to
a stake and stones corner: thence south Me east all a
le perches to a stake and stones corner on the north side
of the Clarkroad; thence south &Br west, 60 Porches
to s stake and stories comer ;..thence along said Clark's
land north SIC east, 53 410 perches to the place of be
ginning—containing 23 acres and 4 perches of land,
more or less, being the same piece of land that James
Wright and wife by their attorney in fact, C. L. Ward,
conveyed toHarriet Clark bydeed bearing date the 25th
day ofJannary, 1868—with the aPPuttenances, I
hous barn; ope orchard; feentel 'Deli trees Nosed
the h ouse) and mostly improved. [Snitof P. P. B.S.
Grow vs. Harriet andEnfus D. Clark.
• • • ; IyAS7I4 fiffsDJBES,; Sheriff.'
Etherltra IfOutnifse. Sept. 82, 1801. ' • •
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Atel pubagallskapeaki akokte. MosBfy cdolfs.
A LECTißiXonthe Natilre, TreatMent and Radical
Jo& CureOf Spegmattorrhaus or Seminal Weakness, In
'Owner,' Br:lesions, Sexual lability, and Impedimenta
fo name" generally. Nervousnebs, Clannaption,!Ep
tiratjaPits; Mental and Physical Idcapanity, re.
rafting trod: self•abuse, Am' BY Ronan Coinnsynts,
M. D.. author of rho " Omen Book," lc
The world renowned anther, in this admirable Lea
tare, clearly proves from his own experience that the
awful consequenaes of *eiiebuse may be Otrectually
moved without medien‘ind 'Whose deagsteus magi
cal operations, bonds', instruments, Tinge or ocrigaii.
pointing out &mod° acute at ones certain and effeetti.
by which fact 7 =ULM PO matter abet: bis,o:4ll-
tton maybe. may CCITO Weser deeply, pnrately,And
radically. Vide Wire wltkprovestronlo thousand*
and thousands. "
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voloPit. • ort. the 'receipt 05i1121=4. 1 4 or-tWo rot*
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ELECTORS.
ROBERT L. JOHNSTON,
RICHARD VAUX,
WILLIAM LOUGHLIN,
EDWARD R. HKUMOLD, R.
EDWARD P. DUNN,
THOMAS McCULLOUGH,
EDWARD T. HESS,
PHILIP S. GERHARD,
GEORGE G. LEIPER,
MICHAEL SELTZER,
PATRICK McEVOY,
THOMAS H. WALKER,
OLIVER S. DIMMICK,
ABRAM B. DUNNING,
PAUL LEIDY,
ROBERT SWINKFORD,
JOHN AHL,
GEORGE A. SMITH,
THADDEUS BANKS,
HUGH MONTGOMERY,
JOHN M. IRVINE.
JOSEPH M. THOMPSON,
RASSELAS BROWN,
JAMS P. BARR,
WILLIAM J. KOUNTZ,
WILLIAM MONTGOMERY.
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ROBERT L JOHNSTON,
RICHARD VALT.
WILLIAM LOUGHLIN,
EDWARD R. HELMBOLD,
EDWARD P. DUNE,
THOMAS AItICULIOUGH,
EDWARD T. HESS,
PHILIP 8. GERHARD,
GEORGE G. LEM%
MICHAEL SELTZER,
PATRICK McEVOY,
THOMAS H. WALKER,
OLIVER 8. DIMMICK,
ABRAM B. DUNNING,
PAUL LEIDY,
ROBERT SWINEFORD,
JOHN AHL,
GEOICGE A. MUM
THADDEUS BANKS,
HUGH MONTGOMERY,
JOHN M. IRVINE, -
JOSEPH M. THOMPSON,
RASSELAS BROWN,
JAMES P.-BARB,
WILLIAM KOUNTZ
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