Something for Mr. Sumner.
We find in a Boston exchange the fol
, dol4 ;nvilint 4 - a . swilviarywte
' f m nSing flntatif,” -
ents, cases of by ropholita; and arrests
of pickpockets:
"John, pvis, A _art nyerseer,h4he Eagle
Cotton Mills Tannt'on, 4Alassaebusetts,
has been fined ten dollars and costs, and
fdl4tifin o't ptecji:d - d d
the peace, Tor flogging a temaTe` operiifive,
twelve years old, with a piece of belt
doul,l ,Opte 41119 Iva, seri
clll .1 1 *
, • .30
Pi m •
This is not news from Georgia or Mis
sissippi. It is nut an item invented by one
of thdreiritfg -cor'respotidefits 'Or the Tri
brne to illustrate the brutality of the
Southern hgart. It, has no p ace, our
Ira rdl fitt it eitS Mr. Stip n e r'ty) scrso hook.
As Dateift wiehls 'his i''dotfb
led belt" in the sacred* vicinity of the
"hub," and confies his assaults and bat
teries to little white £iris, the Senate of
the ilißitVaigaitfittAsilLbe spigdtce'stedi
ous classic parallels with which the Sena
tor from Massachusetts would illustrate
his cruelty if hcr ,in Georgia and
punched the heads of yoUng freedmen.
The Tribune gets no letters from Taun
ton. There is no prying scribler to " mo
iticarta n (VIM 7slattiltrtreigeAtatte
whip in that sweet Nillage. The groans
of the young operatives, as the long re
sound inc• lash of the " boss" descends on
thei PINTA Ta r 4 - 0 fiiiacito rieheitTnong
the benevolent ladies of strong minds and
Ofillp features who are writing catechisms
fur the Cordina.htliecils, tiff the lank and
long haired philanthropists who refuse to
be comforted because their negro breth
ren haa;lnptivilttis. 1 1,F ,
Davis is doululesi a reputable gentle
man of Taunton, and a humane one, ac
cording to the Taunton standard. Ile fell
into a little, error . ofjudgtneut, to which
the best of men are liable. He "doubled"
his belt. According to the code of flag
ellation applical.le to young whites in
Taunton, only a single told of leather is
permitted to be laid on their backs and
d,ra,wa, acrov eiwis t Rix allo:w0 )
his'lit?dt to carry him ueyond the bounds
of custom, and had to pay the penalty.
Massachusetts protects_ the features of
her juvenile opet'atives. If it costs the
round sum of ten dollars to put out one
or b of-oiston,-1. he luxury' of smashing in a'
whole face would doubtless count up to a
cool fifty. It is expensive to " double
your belt" in the land of the Pilgrims.
We have no ,donlAt,l4tJohn..Davia be
longs to itilleilart3L of - 4 4at moral id gas."
It is likely that lie carries the penny box
when a collection is taktsti in"Panntoti
for the freedmen. Ile feels badly about
the blacks. Ile be wretched until
tacit of them has a b:ble and a ballot. He
reads the Liberator. Ile is a " marvel
ous proper man." hence his little eccen
tricities in the use of the belt—albeit they
are sotWatithaufdsuiagilirreahe eftsight
of hist 'Tung . ? helpisn cet ory,-+-Fet
td be'vieACed with ":t Charity which it'
would he wicked - to eitend fo the - oppress
sors of the treetimen—" the oligarchy"— ,
",the lords of the whip, the cham, and the
branding iron," who, but for the - faet that
his.aubstitine jumped the bounty, would
hare felt Op might of the,patriatic Davis
in the late war. Hatt , theater of hisex-
Obits had been a Southern cotton _ field
or rice swamp instead of a Massaelans - etts
factory, we can fancy one of the contribu
tors to Mr. Stunner's scrap book writing
hintiPltdieicathis kind, m tab ixibietiqbat
etnitteo ?hit imtora
Seaatr ,Imp the
s ba hipeo, of the ses t siun
ta'tidin'tz,"
April 17, *
4 , '•.D r. , I t SIR : A 'ease- •of:rtnparareTed
brutality, even in this country where hu
manity is unknown, has just • been repor
ted to me by an intelligent freedman, whc.
requests me, by the way, tuthank you f r
the speech yon sent him, which:hel has
only been restrained from . reading by the
fact that be has nit yet mastered the al
phabet. John Davis, a brother of the
11.
arch traitor, who' yetlthanks to thelth
ega*jolinsoit) remains at Fortres. , qn : ::
rowitthang, ,on day before yesterda ',,,514. 7 :
saultid*beautiful little girl of el:Aura:T..
mertyltis..o3v e,.;:irith a section 0 . 04410
belt Mena fan inch thick, sill incites trine,
and doubled - eight times. He' beat . the
child until the 'blood streamed from her
back and foilied a p001.,0n the ground,
and c included hit-hellish work by crush-,.
ing-M the . bones'of her, nose :and -destroy
ing both her eyes. He then threw her
down and in m p ea. ma her,, and ! -exhausted
by histtrirliints,:ga 47 (iirixillolii th'Alge
should be washy(ttirpqr head- to foot in a
Mixture of vinegar tindk-lirine;' The vie
din is not exiiected to liy'e.„ Iter offense
was, reading ytitar latest itnpar
tial snffrige aull the - possession Ot,r, 'Wood
engraving titrCtur,Jiit9'hcltrieti,- - Wegident.
I will writcyou further particulars Icy',4n
early mail. Tours faithfully,
'' '''', l EltElgEZitkPEn , lClNPlillt
P. S.—Since irritiitg-llie, above the lit
tle girl has died;:-and-Davis has been-nom
inated for Congreis: 'Bp . :NOW be. unani
mously elected." , :.:.„ . ,.... : . -
..
This letter is not copyrightedi . and Mr.
Surenerli at Jibert y. to add.' i. to tke,,,a&
cumulated trophiesce his scissors. • '.lt•not;
as sensational' and tititite
the epistles that eß.lbpitist), hitkspr•Ppb9.olsl
we sespecithavit is- quite 'as trathrtil as
. , ...- •
anrof skew: .
. ..„
governor Stvann,..sf Maryland, bas
tbrawn.:4l-bonababell into the Radical
camp, ffr na has declared unrea.r.:
ved
dent; is ialipd.Spd;:'lte l ttelgt?",".eitffrage: - aad
negro equaiityond . set " face
against-the enlarged Freedineia's Bureab,
the Civil Rights Bill, and tlni reconstruc
tion scheme of tlto Comrnittetkof „Fifteen.
The President :has
yel Walter B. Beate% Oollector,Rt
g
, .....,
n 1 7., th i' l. . 1111 e, il g ii k .
Ite_,., • ;:.s (ctifio siti;i,rcrotiiiippapi. for
the vicitcrigand weliear of several in
illy! . llt:06)14flhe il re,v 41%41 iF . 'tiA fiard
ileA of tttatilaF4 61ftiting", t4i bead;
.anyt lit' In t.ge : shiipe of watches and jew
elry,fOrnininsiviiiiina, .fr - 01:11 . 3% iitiarter to 1
,two dollars,, , The dodge is an .old one;
'and: the man or woman who is taken in
and done for by olio of the dodgers, give
evidence of intinfficient mental Calibre or
i insufferable ignorance—for . . the game has
again and again been 'ektiOsed in the
newspapers.
1. There seems to be a great crowd of
scallywags in New York, who live by
1 making dupes of country people. We
know of one man who has received four
ietttAit, yach.oontaining two of tbeir."cer f
! iitteStesiati 01 gift', and the:sentler Vreten;
ted ig norance of - what *LIS represented
by t "certificates'.' which were enclosed
in the accompanying' small sealed :efivel
' opes. Among the lot there was a watch
or two, and other "jewelry" ,amounting
(noininallY);tOlwo hundred dollars,- which
was to be sent for a few dollars. This
shows one how the rascals do business;
and anybody caught on such a bare hook
ap that, dVattves the fate. ' If the money
was sent as required, nothing would have
been heard of it again. When New
Yorkers send out fifty dollar watches for
a quarter, half dollars will grow on hick
or,yytt.ces, Don't g9t bun4iugged.l—E.r.
Domestic Sympathy.
Many years .ago there lived in a neigh.
1 - mifig State, tv , family by the name of
Notile. , ; The father not unfrequently in
dulged in taking " a leetle too much."
Upon a,,certain occasion, he wasseplit
upon the ground, and it, wassupposed
he was under the influence of "spirits;"
but upon examination his leg was found
to be broken. A son of the old man was
in the vicinity, and a horse and carriage
with the driver, were soda procured to
take them home. When within a short
distance, Mr. Noble said he was afraid
it would come too sudden upon the old
woman, and he thought Oliver (his eon)
better go ahead and prepare her mind
for it." This was accordingly done and
when the party arrived at• the house, the
old lady came running out, saying, 'Brpke
yerlE% -- sroke yer leg, hain't Ye'? - I Wish
it liadllien your darned &A 'neck !!' '
A'Negro Suffrage Party.
Tbe Netv York Tribune says
:" A large majority of both Houses of
Congress are at. heart anxious to estab
lishoniVersal suffrage. Out of thirtynine
Republican Senators, only five are clear
ly understood to oa principle
(nr interest) to au extension of the suf
frage,.., A similar analysts i 4 f the
House would show a similar result."
litterly.nine,tenthwof the party lead=
ers are for negro suffrage, can the party
deny being fur negro suffrage until it re•
pudiafes.samb leaders, and elects men op
posed to it ? ' • .
Vic; &it fik'th e.. Republican -plot y , man
ar,ers hold that the Union is dissokied,
and shall not he restored until negro suf
frage is established.
Lincoln's Policy.
There is A passage in the annnal mes
sage of the President for 1864, that is im
portant as showing the policy of Mr. Lin
coln's administraoon. He closed his mes
sage with the h,llOWing words : sta
ting a singln . condition of peace, I mean
!simply to say that the war will close on
. the part cifthe Government, when'Oer it
shall cease on the part of those who be
gan it.' And
_yet , those whey-pretend
greatly to-Vi , nerate-hitit memory, are stri
ving still to *eep pp tpe wan on thei part.
of the Govei.nmen't, though:not d h'estile
shot has been fired by " those who began
it" for a year past,
—Tha readers of Rump Congressional
proceeding will understand, when they
read the Disunion. Fpeeches interpolated
with—'-" Applause from the galleries !"
that the applause' comes from the lips of
two or three hundred negroes, who are
fed and clothed by the Freedmen's Bu
reau, and who loaf by the day 011 the cush
inned seats of the galleries of the Rump.
Why - shouldn't. they applaud what is
bread and meat and clothing and idleness
for them, not to say prospective equality
with or supremacy over the poor white
masses-? It is theirs to clap, qnd laugh,
and applaud the Disunion blowers, and
they do it earnestly and vigorously.
SA" Culver, the Yankee banker of and
Disunion Congressman from the Penn
sylvania oil region was arrested and held
to bail for trial, last week, at the instance
of Senator Hoge, of Franklin, on a charge
of embezzling funds on special deposit
for the use of orphans and the erection of
the Venango Soldiers monument. It is a
pretty serious, business to be charged
with robbing the ftthqrless and. the dead.
—Wade Hampton denies that:Colum
bia, South. Carolina, was burned by bib or
der or by hie men, as stated by Gen.
Sherman. He lays it was fired by Feder
al soldiers, and asks a committee of in
vestigation.
—Prentice, the witty old rapscalion
who writes. for the
,Louisville Journal,
warmly defends OM "-tilting hoope,won
:the ground that they enable the common
Peopl9Prsee. "kgreal ,- .. deal - inure of - goa
society ihan ever they. saw before. -
—The r followiiig Republican' journals of
Peonslilarbrartt - aUPportium, 4 ith 7 Vigir
and effect, lhn'iSnratinn policy'tiftP,Tesi
-dent Johnson : Philadelphia Daily News,
Easton Journali-_-,4lettysb - urg - - Sentinel,
Somerset Herald, Greensburg Herald,
Huntiugdoti, G10;1 Mifflin Sentinel, and
Indiatia 'Register. There, two, number
of others, we - ,uuderstattd, _ making-iui alt
About twenty,:r43rat4ingion
131j$1-ESH,VAiIDSI ,,
D: • NV. '§FARLE . ' 1 •
A L TTORNET. AT LAW,lpfhee over the Store•of Z
Cobb.,opposlto Beuldit Hotel, Montrose; Psl
May 1, 1866. •
BALDWIN", , ALLEN,' & MITCHELL,
-rsErts In Flour, Salt.,.Fork,•Firh, Laid, Grain,
Feed, Candles. Clover and. Timothy Seed. Also,
Groceries, such as Sugars. Molasses, byrno, Ten and
Coffee. West side of Pahlic Avenue.
Montrose, Apra-L.IBM - •
. Dr. 1. P.q-111sTES,
yr AS permanently located at Frlendsvjlle for the pnr
ptne of p.ractlcing.medicine and surtory In rdl.-:- . 48
brane .tor Hlchay be foland at lbe - Jackborillodee.
Office hourstrom 8 a.4a... to 9 u. tn. Janlatf
Frlendorille, Pa., Jan. 15th, 1896.
• C - : S. GILBERT, •
X.alciermsocl, 421..u.csticorLeoev,
sep7 641 f GreAt Bend, Pa.
ROGERS 'Bl., ELY, • r '
LAO 4,13.150 .ELvi.citic:brxeoris,
my 10• II rooklya, Pa.
PETER RAY,
LioonrFsoCz .41.1mOticorLe#4D3r,
tabltini Auburn 4 Corner*, Pu.L
m,g,,,suTToN, •• •
Xalgoe•xLesinc:l.
Itp7 65tf Friendirville, Pa.
C. 0. FORDII/111,
'DO OT SHOE Dealer and Alannfactnrer lilontroer.
I Pa. Shop on Main street, one cloor below the Poet
Office. All kinds of work ..ade to order, and repairing
done neatly. Jan I 65
*TROUD
,85 BROWN,
VIRE AND LIFE INSURAN'CE AGENTS. OSlre
' over the Post Office, Montrose, Pa. All'business
attended to pruwinly, on fair terms. (Jan. 1, 1866.
BILLING! - Cu./Imre 1.. Bnows.
Dr.. E. L. BLAKE§LEE,
UIIYSICIAN & SURGEON. has located at Brooklyn,
Supg's co., Pa. Will attend promptly to all calls
with which he may be favored. (Mee at. L. M. Bald
win's. poly 11-17
DR. E.. L. GARDNER,
PITYSICT AN, an'd SURGEON, Montrose, P 5. Office
over Webb at Battertield'e Store. Board, at
Searle's Hotel. mytts tf
-- • -IL 13 - MUM
EA.LERAn Stapl &and Fancy Dry Goode, Crockery ;
O
Uardwnre, Iron; Stoves, isruttft, Oils, and Paints,
Boots and Shoat., flats and Caps. Furs, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Provisions. etc., New Milford, Pa.
\VM. 11. COOPER ct- CU.,
BANTLERS, Montrose, Pa. Sueetworsto Post, Cooper
& Co. Office, Lathrop's new building, Tnrnptke-st.
4 " M. NIINTTING aooreß HENRY nisi:man.
A.. 0.. WARREN,
j TTORNEY AT LAW. Bounty, Back Pay, Pension,
2.1. and Exemption Chims attended to. febt
WY:"Otlice first door bolovr Boyd's Store, Montrose,
DOCT. E. L. lIANDRICK,
DRYSICIAN I SURGEON, respectfully tenders his
professional services to the citizen of Friends
rills and vicinity. [V — Udine in the ofliceof Dr. Lem..
Boards Ilosford'a. J1)30 63tt
. ABEL TURRELL,
EALVt.• Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye
SS Stuffs, Glues Ware, Paiute, Oils, Varnish, Win
lowGlass, Groceries, Faucy Goods, Jewelry Perin
nery,,ltc—,Agent for alt the most popular PATENT
.reItICINES,--Iduntrose, Pa.
DR. WM..SMITII,
...L`RGEON DENTlST,—Montrose, Pa.
Lathreps' new building, over' .
tti.• Dank. All Dental operations will be easekees
erformed In good style and warranted.
. • 'JOHN GROVES, •".
LIANITONABLE TAntlrt, Montrole, Pa. Shop
11 ene door west of Stacie's Hotel.
All orders filled promptly. in arat-rate style.
dens on short notice, and warranted to tit
\V AI. W. SMITH,
riARTNET AND CHAIR MANUFACTIMERS,—Foot
Vi o f Main street, Montrose, Pa. t
P. • LINES,
SUIONABLET,A LLOR.—M,on t flare, ft - Shop
- -
Ilit.P.lntnikillock. over stores"( Read, Wn trout ,
&Foster. All work warrantees; to fit and finish.
done on short notice, inbesietyle. Jan'al
J. _I.OIIN SACITER, •
ESPECTFL'LLY announces that he Is njw pre.
pared to cot all kinds of Garments. in the most
Fashionable &yin. add warranted to At with el etzance
And ease. Shop over 1. N. Bullard's Store, Montrose.
• SIC:›MriID)3E3Ft..W '
SIVAIS, 7 BOUNTY
,
BAOK 'PAY' 7; ,
T TIE ondersigned. LICENSED AGEN.T ot.lllE Gov
0.1 r give prompt aticatlon, to all
claims entrusted to his care. Chiirles fnvrL nod tn tor
ination FREE. L. F. FITCH.
Atonvose, Jan. 19, 1665. if -'
I
, .
SLODIERS' BOUN TY
PENSIONS,
And Back Pay
•
rir, if& under ilitaed-Liestrarti "eau? OT THE' GOVERN.
NEST, Will gave prompt attention to all claims intrua
ted to Ma rare. No charge unless successinl.
Bon trose, Aug. 20.'63. J. B. MrCOLLUB•
SOLDIERS' BOUNTY,
PENSIONQs •' •
331,003 x. mr3.El, 5 7..
LIE andersigmed. LICENSED AGENT of thy GOV.
T
EMT ENT, having obtained the necessary fortes,,
&c.. will give prompt attention to all claims intrusted
to his care. D:o charge unless oneressful.
GEO. P. LITTLE. -
Montreec, rune Gth.
CALVIN - C. HALSEY
- 9
.EIAININ6 SURGEON;
For Pensioners, and. Applicants
for Pensions.
Or Office in Public Avenue, over the Store of J. Ly
ous & Son.
Xontrose, Pa., Mee 26, 1684. tf
The Montrose Democrat
Ie PIRILLSTIED ICTXTreT!:TEISDAT MOENTIRO, AT ItIONTBOSII,
StreQUEriA'SNA COUNTY, PA., ET
8. a . . GI. 331 WILT. gI" EA CP IST,
AT $2 YEA ANNUM IN ADVANCE—QA $2% AT END OTP
Deafness advertisements Inserted at $1 per square of
10 lines, three times, and Zeta for each additional week.
Yearly advertisers, with usual changes. charged $lO
for four squares, quarter column $l6. half column IReo.
one column $OO. and other amounts inexact proportloll.
Business cards of three lines, $3; or ono dollar a line.
terlogid notices Et chi customary bites. ,
Jrit Palatka= eForntod neatly and promptly at
fair pares. • P
Deed. Mortgodes. .Notei.ltnitires., Constables',
School and nther blanks for sale.
Terme acials 70crlarzi..
-.WW EASE,
TAS beet to itie for kinaa 411.-Wrgiitis. Ike. far
.1. sale Woman boas._ Dv
..-
Mesitimrlllaieti VI, 110 d. - • .03....rinquip...
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
n h st s i ti e It7 P "
onafir . )llxlH-F Mc that
g i
a: L4 laC 4
oos ,
Customers will do well to call, as they can get every
thing done in the Ri p acksmithing line neatly and prompt
ly for cash.
arParticular attention given to Horse Shoein
EDWARD P. STAMP.
v, 3lontnissF, prt.`fr, 188. jf
I! : ate lend 'ikeetdeii*
- GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
nicorLtrcome), Pa.
Home Insurance Co. of N. Y., Capital and
$3,b00,0r
tworantir co. of-liorthAmerros, - Thira: •
and'Suplres - , -- • ' " '1,700;000
International Fire Insurance Co. of N. Y.,
C.apital ,; .1,5!2,000
Girard ritennil lilarine-Instirance CO. of • •
Phil'a, Capital urd Surplus, 800,000
LycomingtVounty,Antaal lururance.Co.of •
Milner Penult,Vapltal and Surplus, 2,500,000
Insurance Co. of N.Y. Capital and Surplus, 1,500,000
Farmer's Mutual insurance Co. York, l'a.,
Capital and Surplus, 500,000
Enterprise Insurance Company,—l'hil'a,
Capital and Surplus, 375,000
Insurance Co. State of Pennsylvania, Phil.
Capital and Surplus, 700,000
Kensington Fire and M. Insinranaa Cp., • ..
catitttilinfulSnitdni,- , ' , 300,006
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance CO. of
Hartford; Conn.. paying Caper cent.
dividends to the assured, Capital, - 10,000;0d0
American Life Insurance Co., Philadel
phia, Capital, • 1,000,000
Travelers' Lisa ranee Co. Hartford, Conn.,
Insuring against all kinds of accidents
Capital, 500,000
Hartford Fire Insurance Company. Hart
ford Conn , Capital and Surplus, $1,583,163
business cntrnsted to our care will be atttmd
ed to on fair terms, and all losses promptly adjusted.
STROUD & BROWN, Agents.
E'g — nffice over the Post °nice, Foot of Public Aveane.
BILLINGR STROUD, Cpanins L. Bnowx.
51ontross, Jan. Ist. 1866. 17
1„011YEILL:
0 .
• •
D. W. LOWELL, Principal St Proprietor
0 Vt.ll:Mi c i- l p a lat grgf 4 tre 7 o - g i eVATt t r i e
lion. and the important additions and improvements
which have been made in and to the several deeartments
of his College. The. Course oficustractiona.tended and
perfected,present to
YOUNG ;HEN and LADIES
•
%The ti di for obtainipil .
212.4PT1CAL,1 00gPlailtaiSIVE,
EDUCATION
The thorough, novel and Intereptlr g conree of
ACTUAL PRACTICE
embraces a complete routine of transactions in eacn im
portant branch of 91usiness. A store. Bank and Railroad
Steamboat. Telegraph. Post-otlices, at., are in full and
successful operation, representing in a pleasing and sat
isfactory man ncr, the daily routine of actual business
lice. in which the student becomes In progression an
ameteur
d1.131K. BIER . CH4NT AND MIXER,
receiving. In.eacicaincrty, a practical & reliable knowl
edge of buisioces iq te maitifarisine forma• and plinaca.
PENMANSHIP.
In this essential branch of business education no Col
leg,e.orres better &ell:ties tirthetlearner. The ' Spence
thin syst ern' N ill be taught In atilt's varieties by the tnost
skillful Inas ers of the art. Specimens of Writing from
this Institution have received the, IltigliesiVieneoatums
from the press.
For general information. terms, ke., address for col
lege monthly. which will be malted tree; for speelmene
of Peomanst ip, enclose two three-rent stamps.
decl2•ly Address D. W. LOWELL Principal.
Lowell's Commercial College, Binghamton, N. Y.
PURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD.
REFEIt RIM by all practical painters ! Try it, and
P
yon will have no other.
Man nract gred•only . by glEcitltai Q,
tin 1 g Mug, Poo ad,plass Dealer*, • .
idn39.lyk ' 137 Arai 3d strost,
"THE FAMOUS
.BARBER." ;
•
Corn e , ,aittl seilitot tuirtorn
f4ctitafßactkii . , late b(jinyti.
/Ate or Hayti 11614 itt Weeks . ; "
Now at F. B. Week' Store Room,
Find toe sharin_ and shampooing,
Find Inc cutting 1144 to -
1114 We, t.t.tudy.At. yotti•a , .eivice. • -
At your skervice, CHARLEY MORRIS
lliontroce.Oet. 15. ISII3. tr
THE MASON & HAMLIN .
G•44,3a,
Volttnifrerent etyleP, adapted Co panted and Peen
lar rorsPic, for $ , O to $6OO eat h. Fifty-one gold or
pilver meda le, or ther first ptfeininma awarded them.—
Illustrated I rye. Addreep, MASON & IdAM
IAN, 80. tnll.4l' NI A ~p ,;sr 13RoTii41,S, , New
S'6o4Maar4.lYsiTilit , e ; '
T4nl)!‘criber offers for sale a few choice Building
Lots in Great it,:nd \ Illa Ge. in close proximity to
the extensive works or the D., t. W.R. R. CO:, nose
in progress. They arc laid ont in convenient shape and
Good size. and may he purchaped at libaral rates apd on
easy teethe of payment.
Great Rend. Dec. 7, 156.1:. •, R. PATRICK.
:F -UM= It l, B '. 4 51
CILLSIIIV7ID
•
11011 SO anti OlllllO POWIIO1 1 11
This preparation, 1,2
long and favorably i.„„
known, will thor- Smit
oughly reibvigorats meg
broken-down and pie
lowipirited horses . , \ AO
ay, 3trenith4thigt
fltdreleansicil its 1 6111 •
stomach and inter M
UP"'
to • ears pro
venting of all dis-
Wet incident to *Tit ,
:0?
'T E. I VOW IV:
TER, HEAVE:
COUGHS, DD
TEMPER. FI
'V CRS, FOUNDEI
- LOSS OP APPE
TITE AND VITA
ENERGY, &c.
use Improves ti
wind, Increase
Os appetite—few
• smooth or
glossy
transforms t h
miserable ske.let
bores.
- In anti:eases of Swine, such as Coughs.trleeni in .
the Laags r Lirer, _ ti
km, this article > w e • Ow
' sets ass speeide. •- -
By putting :titan • * , . ;
ette•half.A. PIPIT •
t• • PaPer la a --
barrel cd swill the ,
above diseases': , -•
wilt be eradicated
or mate* prprepted., , gtvert in *tinny a irstalS
yrevevtive sus:l' l op Cegierat • • _ a- W . •
,Priee a Cents per Pape* or 8 Papua for 81.
.4 4 0.
• 13. 3670T.TILu'Zeraa • 1 - 16C).iP
r• ' _ AT -TM= n • 1,„..
" WROLKIALE•DREWAND -MEDICINE , Wilt „..-111111
Na 416 , 1hugabf.St..,BaltiOireflest - -,iiiis
• FIR Sale b7l)lSigine •getllistbsough:
• Nis WM alto! Stases: •
A)3EI4 rtrifftELL a
_
continnally.receiving.l • s • • 1
'And keeps ctuottantlP on :hsud s hall- and &Affable uts
• d /torment of genuine, •
Drugs.',:, Chemicals . ,
Litploreh Plante, 011 d, Dye-strifre, Tea's, Spleee and
other Groceries, Stoneware., Wall and Window Pa- ,
per, Glassware. - Lanips, Kerosene; Benzole,
Tanner's Oil. Litbricatin,g Oil, Neststoot 011,s
Relined Whale Oil. Varnish. Whips;
• • Genii, Plrtbls; 'Cartridges, Powder,
shot; I.end, • Gun 'Caps, Maslen!
Insttdments, Tot et 'Soaps,
Hair Oils 13rushcs. Pocket Knives , Spectacles , Silver
Plated Spoons. Forks. and Ivory Bandied Knives,
• Dentist's Articles, a gatieval assortment o f
Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Perfimery, &c.
Tim
Patent Medicines
advertised In Montrose, and nearly every GOOD KIND
IN ANY MARKET.
In short, 'nearly everything to restore the sick. to
please the taste, to delight the eye, to gratify the , fancy,
and also to conduce to the real and substantial comforts
of life. Enumeration Is impracticable, as it would till a
newspaper. Call at the Drug and Variety titure of
ABELTURRELL,- -Montrose, Pa..,
NEW GOODS.
WEBB &• BUTTERFIELD
Are now receiving their
. • &
c., ..
(§Trirtg . ilintintr
...... _
, • 4Gr Go co rig, m. •
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
DRESA GOODS, emulating of •
GRENADINES,
POPLINS.
cum.arszs.
. DELA INES
LENGES,
9 ARAnIATTAS,
.IdERINOES,
• D RTLLIA NTS,
JACVN.GTRE PRINTS,
and n Good aanortinent of alrkind,i of Coeds In ' oar line.
•. Montrose, Day 11. MS.
- 11 BERTY 1111ITE DUMB;
Liberty Wlti!e Lead. Liberty White Lod.
Liberty Whitt Lild.
Liberty' White Lend.
TRY IT t TRY IT r
TRy 1 . . TRY. LT I
ViiAnnewran to corer more "Itasca, for same weight,
than any other. Boy the beet, It is tti cheapest.
Liberty read is whiter than any other.
Liberty Lead corers better than any other.
Liberty Lead wears longer than any other.
Liberty Lead is more economical than any .other.
Liberty Lead is ninre free from - impurities, cud is .
WAIULAN'TED to dO . more' end biteei frbrit
at h given cost, thin any. other.
Buy the BEST, It Is the (3HEAPEST.
Manniaettired and warranted by
WE X -1-a3EI3 do MVI XIC`I3.,
WHOLESALE
DRUG, PAINT is GLASS DEALERS,
13T NORTH THIRD STREET,
Je29—ly• PHILADELPHIA.
.ERIE RAILWAY.
,IIANGEof hours. commencing Monday, Nov 15th,
tFtti.s. Trainv wtlr leave Great Bend,Ya.,atabootair
following hours, viz:
Vl74aratimar.a.z-cl Bcrxxxicl.
Tl2llO 1. Buffalo Express, • at 3.29, p.m
3, Lightning Express for Dunkirk.. 9.31, a.m
Mall, 7.52, p.m
7. Night Ex. for Dfinkirk'and Buffalo, 3.00. a.m
9, Mail for Buffalo and Dunkirk 3.27, s.rri
21, Emigrant 11.13, a.m
27. Way Freight.... t. • • • • 1.02; p.m.
zuspirece eta- cll. Sound.
Train 2, New Fork Express .... ..... at-1.12, p.m
4. Night exprette 4,13, a.m
6, Steamboat Upress ' 8.38. p.m
8, Cir- innati, Express . MO. r..m
12, Night Express 8.12,• 11. m
23, Way Freight 10.35, nay, -
Trains 8& 21 run daily. Train 7 vans daily except Sun
days and Mondays. Train 8 runs daily except
Mondays. Train 3 stops at Great -Bend Sundays and
Mondays fully. Train 12 stops Mondays only. All oth
ers run daily except Sundays.
IL RIDDLE, Grill Strp't, New York.
WM. R. BARR, Gen . ' Passenger Agent..
fOWAIItD. Attaociation. Plt 11n delph I n . Pa
Diseases of the N ervou A, Seminal. Urin r, and eex
ual systems—new and reliable rierttnent —in Report Fol
the HOWARD ASSOCIATION. f - ent by mall in sealed
let Zer envelopes. free r . .tf charge. Ores D r.,J Simms,
flottoments. Hbwasci Avehelatiort,l46"2'Sbeth Othstreet,
Phtladelphis . Pa.
E. REEMINGTON ik SONS,
5 : 1 -74 7- 4:11U1
• I -MANUFACTURERS OF
''fi'
-REVOLVERS
Miles, Muskets and Carbines,
for the United Staten Service,
POCIS & HUMOURS,
Repeating Pistols,
Rine Canes, Revolving Rifles,
Rifle. and o shot Unti l ßarrels, and (inn
Materials sold by Gam - Dealers
and the Trade generally.
In these days of Housebreaking and
Robbery, 'wry Howe, Store,- Honk
• and offiee, should - have..one of„.
REMETORS' MRS.
Parties desiring to avail themselves of
the late improvements in Pistols, and su
perior workmanship and form, will find
all combitiedin the'New
REMINGTON REVOLVERS.
- Circulars containing cuts Jc, description
of our - Arnis wilt be 'furnished upon ap
plication. „.
E. REIItINGTON-4 SONp;' , llien, N.:Y.,
licking hi NICHOLB, Agents,"
api on No. 40 Courtland st N.,1.
IS -
es the quality
le milk. Ulla.
proven by ao
experiment to
tax the rir quan t i
a twenty per imml '
and make the
er arm mid I l i
. In !Utak% •
,
It givek them •
petite, loosens _Om
little, and
them thrive PI
FRESH .LOT .OFL.
NEWL,GOODS,
JTJST ARSIV/iD VOA Tmi„
0132'11:kg- ar iVrAlk , Cie,
At 7•1 „ ,s0;1, 9111111
EIOYERI
Bradfbrd
1 Montrose, April 10, Me. 44". '
fbi‘lB66:
The Great Inventioii' i of the' 'Age
HOOP SKIRTS.
I. W. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX (doable)
ELLIPTIC • BP/Ii NG I .
t.
THIS Inventiim rot:Meteor Duplex (or turd] Elliptle
Pure
.Hefineel. Steel • Springs, _lngeniously braided
tightly and firmly together, edge to cdmf, . making Ms
tonghest,most flexible, elastic and durable spring eve/
used. They seldom break or bend ; like the eine, Wing
end consequently preserve their perfect and beautiful
shape more than twice its long- as any
,alregle egring
skirt that ev r has or can be made , . •
The wonderful flexibility, great coMforfatidileaspre
10 any lady. etettflng• the Duplex Ehitic Skitt 'will be
experienced particularly 14 all Cr" eta alecruhltes,.op.
eras. carriages, railroad cars, chute vevis, attn chairs,
for it romenade and, hoUse dresd,as the akin, cab be folded
when in use to Occupy a small place its easily and con
veniently Its a silk on muslin dives. •
A lady ha vingenjoycd the plessure,Comfoyt and greet
son venience of Wearing the duplex elliptic steel sprin g
skirt furs single day will meter drtervrards willingly
dispense with their use. Por, children, misses and
youne ladies they are en - eerier to all others. •
The Hoops are covered with 2 ply ' , double twistefl
thread and'will wear twice ses long as the single yam
eoveringwhieb is used on all singlif steel 'hoop skirts.
The three bottom rods on every skirt are, also double
steel. sad twice or donhie covered to prevent the cover
ing from wearitg off the rode when. dragging does
sled rs..stone steps, ,•tc., etc., whiclitheY ATI olpletalllii
subject tti when in nee.
All are made of the qew and elegant corded tepee. IA
are the best quality in every part, giving to .the'rearm
the moat graceful and perfect shape -tmselble, and are
unquestionably thelightast moat desirable, comfort/ads
anc economies] skirt ever made.'
WEsTS, BRADLEY ai c'ART,
Proprietor', of the Invemtion, and sole manufacturers,
07 Chambers. amid 70 ,b 81 Ronde streets, N. Y.
For sale In all Bret-clean stores - in this city, and thnie.
out the United States and Canada. iLletunk dip cola,
Mexico, South America, and the West Indies.
tirlhattulte for the Duplex Itillptle (or
double) Spring Skirt. "
.I a ip2i 3m
LATE and IMPORTANT
HEWS FROM TOE SOUTH!'
•
air 'FORT FISHER CAPTURED jEi
lITS time, and the good people of Wilmington Arai fi
1 other place. Dixie are said to he moth 'TERRY.
fled • but the good people of 2dontrose and -Od l/ el
need not be alarmed in the least, as nearly . all kinds of Ij
goods are aol , faclown, and have been going down (fat.
up , Store of the eubscriber) almost eve.iy . day for a king V
Lime - past, and Lill wishing good Goods had better tall r
oud examine quail ties and prices before buying. at It is 4
my purpose to sell goods strictly upon the prinviplelf r
tics atm let lire. In the Franklin flotel buildfng.
Montrose,Jan. 24. , DULLARD.
WIRT GROCERIES,
TlRAS.—Chnice Teas, good at 10e, batter at 12$, Lai P
beet at 1.5 and lGe per lb.
Sugars, .Syrups and Molasses that Ira rued, as.
Vinegar that is some soar,
Irislenctso.„ (the'"llltbi weed") from 3:1 to 120 eta. ser
lb. and trona° in the ehnpo of entill.• •
Yankee Notion., Bookisano Stationery. Pocket
Dluries for IF,S. Candle, Nuts, Crackers, CliteSe. cider
and domestic' Bdtter. 7.2cd, Potatoes. Won,
Fresh Oranges,lemons And lots of other Good things
qtlitel66'nuinerous to mention, for salebv
A. 1.1. DULLARD.
Kontrose.Onn.
Manhood: How Losty How Re•
• .
• stored. ' •- .
rYT nub ishml • a new edition of •Ctilver•
*/ well's Celebrated Essay on the radical curs
(without medicine) o( brr.nslevortnuoza, or hearts'
weakness. Invainntary- , Serninnl - Losses. impotency.
Menial and Physical Incapaeity,';baped#OADtate Mst.
riage. etc.; alto. tonsamption, - Epilepsy, and Pits,la•
d a ced by se I Indulgence or seanal, extravagance.
Cr - Price. in' a sealed envelope, only Scents,
The celebrated'anthoe in this admirable atiay clearly
demons: rat es, from a thirty.seere' encerearni practice,
that the alarinfrig conscquefteei of eel-above may b.
radically cured. %Abbot:ir the dangerone mut of Internal
medicine or the uppl Ication of the kalfe7-painting art
mode artery at once simide, certain and effOrtual, by
means of which every entre:el% no matter what hie este
di t lon may be, may cure himself cheaply, priveteV and
radical ly. .
. .
Lecture abould bc—in the; t bnads of ' , cry
yonth end every melt In'the tend:
Sent.under see% In a ,steln envelope. td any iddrps,
poet paid. on rez•eipt of Biz ceo.kkoar two, post stamp.
Address lhepnblishrts. • ' "
• CHAS...J. Ci ELINEdt
123 Bowery. New Vork,.Poet 0415eb0x..4,556,
]larch 20./18G6—:-USaintO•
Peace & Peace, Prices,
PEACE ESTABUSItED.
Large Liaee of Prices Conquered& lif4cf4
13 lartrit t
1..0. !waiving, .for Spring Supplies, new and urge
Stocks of. .
Dry Goods, • Groceries,
Crobkery, Hardware.
STOVES, .IVAILS,
Paints, Lamp awl Linseed 0
_ilsi &iv
Caroetings, Floor Oil Cloths,
! ,17 0.11 Paper; HindOzo Shades,
Iluls Cops,.Boots d Shoes, Clocks, de.
Including, as •übuni—full Tatirties.or the mo.t per,ll
styl4. or LADIES' DRESS GOOF". SHAWLS,.
BO.VIVETS, RIBBONS. FLOWERS, do., •
which he- wilt .sell on. the most favorable terms fs
CASH, PRODUCE, or:to Prompt Time Boyers,
Flour & 'Salt 9n hand as usual.
NEW . MILPORD: June. 1565.
HUNT BROTHERS,.
x- ob it .
Wholesaled Retail Dealers la
latt A 34)
-STEEL, NAILS,
•
%ptifoß.A., sliovElbs,
• BUILDER'S. :HARDWARE.
g unrE BAIL, COVNTERSUNK T RAIL SPIV:4
RAILROAD it MINING 4 YUPPLIES.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS. AILLALI.' ggEr aS„ il l AN * .
BOrgB. - troLTS..N•Trrs,mul TrA SI E
PLATED BANDS. MALLEABLE
IRONS,•illIBS, SPOKES,
PELLOES. SEAT SPINDLES. BOWS, de.
ANVILS, VICES, STOCKS and DIES, BELLOII I
HAMMERS, SLEDGES. FILES, Sc. C.
CIRCULAR AND MILL SAWS. BOLTING. PAcEING
TACKLE . JILOCKS. .PLASTER PARIS
CEMENT, HAIR & GRINDSTONES.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS. LEATHER & FIND:NG S
YAIRBANK'S SCALES.
Scranton, March 24, 1863.
17,
Lackawanna &Bloomsburg RR.
QN and Idler November 2'l, 1865, passenger tam,
will run
• SOUTHWARD'. i'
A. Y. .A. rg. l'• 11, '
1 ,;-
Leavot Deranton, ' 5:50 10:50 CD ,
" KinnsOu. • • : 6:55 11:15 ea
" Rupert. 9:15 esl
Danville, • 9:50 '?:*•
Arrive at Northumberland, 10:80 ~ ItiL
NORTHWARD.
Leave Nortbnmberlrnd,. 8:00 .tos.
, _ Daimiii 0, kap ms
" Rupert, f 0:15 Ax. 4 : 15
" Kingston, 2:85 - ' 8:80 t:
Arrive-at Scranton, .j. 335. • .9:35 3
.. Pae 5 cage r a taking train south - from !Scrapton at 5:1 0
lip in. - vlAliortbemberland. reneh Ilarrisbnrg at 12:80 p
tn.; Bill Imo* V. 5180 104 I Wiehtugton 10:00P.17 1 -; ,11
Rupeit. each niladelphla at 7:1)(1p. m. , - ..
Hinge on, Nov, 45i • H. A. IPOI7DA:•• 89 1 4 .
PURE; LIBERTY WH.ITRLEAD
~
vv ll4i -. do morn and bette i r work at a given rust, this
any other. Try it I .• • - -
liannthetnred only by ' ' ZIEGLIIii A 5111T 11,
Wholesalo•Drug, Paint, and Glass Dealers, •
Alla° /9 . 1n North." 3d street. Philsd's.
...
PURE. LIBV.RTY:'
tho whitest. tho mostdont the most 0c..... 0130 1 114
Try Tit idtaufwetured - onlybr ROL= O.llBaT
Wholesale Drug, Paint and Glass Dealers,
lard* Iy 131 Rorti 34 strait, Philad a.