'~en'~e2=fir- : on~et , ~~uatrtodes~oy. WOnteiy,s4w at . ..advertisement bend el as above ... : - li;,conveya to every boy an imarniEoy# 11010411c1C8)&011e , T • ~`:44-.4ariest ludnetriOns boy" is {Gays wanted. Ile will be sought for ; his ser mines will be in demand; ho will be spo ken -oT in terms of high commendation ; always have a home; h e w ilt grow ;up to be a map, of known worth and establisheii.eharacter. He will be wanted. The merchant will want him for salesman orslerk ; the mas ter mechanic will want him for appren tice or j mrneyrnau ; tho,:e with a lob to let will want lnm ,fora contfactbr; pa tients_ will want Lim for a_ drictor,;_relig iiiWoOgrr/griticitiii:fer:u,,pa4o,r,; parents fo'Fi'led - ebei ibbii; Children ; and the people for : ao.oflicer. He wilt be wanted: Townsmen will want him for a citizen, acquaintances as a neighbor, neighbors'as a friend ; families as a viitoi• the-WOrld as :tin acgnain"t ana'e nay, girls Wit' want him for a beauty, and finally for a husband. ~ An bouest, indristrious boy ! Jug think' of l .-K-boys , ;- wilt -you:'lieswer this rietfitiptifiril 'Are you sure that yen will .be wanted ? You may .be smart .and as but that does not. fill the requisition, are you,liptie - rit 2; You may be capable— are yon industrious? You may be well dressed and create a f.iyorable impression at first t- . 14h4 tire you sure-your friends, teaohers„..and. acquaintances can recom mend you for these qualites ? How. would ,you feel, your character not beitic , thus established, on hearing the words mi .can't employ you." :lcdthing wil!'make - up for these quali ties. No readiness, no apiness for busi ness will du it Yoif nine' be honest and industrious, must work -and labor;. trill your calling' and election for places of profit and trust be made sure ? The Origin of.‘Tinie." A writer in the New-Orleans Delta says : I do not wish to spoil a pretty illusion, but the real truth is that Dixie is an in digenous Northern negro refrain, as com mon to the writer as the lamp-posts( in New-York city, seventy or seventy-five years ado: It was one of the everyday It t tlosions of boys at that time in all their out-door sports; And-no one ever heard being more than Manhat tanlsland,":unt it recently, when it was er roneously suppoSed to refer to the South, from its connection frith a pathetic alle gory. When slavery existed in New- York, one Divy had a large tract on Manhattan Isytd, and a large number,of slaves. The increase of slaves and thein crease of abolition sentiment, caused an emigration of the slaves to more thorough sad- secure slave sections, and the he groes who were thus sent off naturally looked back to their old homes, where they had lived in clover, with feelings of regret, as they could not imagine any place ike Diif'‘. Hence, it bedame ern nnymons with-an ideal locality, eamliin ing ease; comfort, and material happiness of every dekrip'tion. In those days ne gro singing and minstrelay were in their infancy, and aiy suljeet that - could be wrought into a.ballad was eagerly pinked up. Tins was the case with Diu. It originated in 'New-York, and assumed the proportions of a song there. In its travels it has' been enlarged, and has gathered moss. ' It. has picked -up a -bate here and a note there. A chorus has been added telt, and from.fan indistinct chant of two or three notes it has become an etahohate aneLod. But the fact that it is not a Southern song cannot be rub. he out. The . fallacy is so popular to the eontraty, that I have thns been at pains to state the re-al origin of it. . r' In a country where the natural desire of' the people is to reach the highest plain; it Arr, it is very difilcult•for success to be obtained without the most arduous labor. Pub is opinion is extremely ex acting and not./Awaye just; but often ma, just and cruel criticism has produced the most beneficial -results; the greatest im provements have peen made under con tinued dicourtigicinete, and in many sue eessfol efforts defeat seemed certain to all except t hose concerned. In no one branch of art has there been more trials and fail ures, and in no single instrument is there so many d fferent parts to perfect in order to make the whole a success, as the Piatio Forte; this is always attended with great expense, requiring large capital and pa tient perseverance. GnOvESTEEN4 CO., 499 Broadway, N. Y., conimenced:manu factnring Pianos thirry4ix 'years ago, and' are one cif the oldest houses.in the country. They differed from the rest of the makers in this respect—rthew aimed to make the best instrument, and to WI it for The smalle.rt profit. r: Thee Pianos to-day can not be excelled. - Their singing quality is pure, full, and easily retained through the most lengthy passages. Fur power they , are 'unparalleled, and, are 4elebrate'd fur' their great brilliancy, exquisite touch, and elegance of style and finish.—net29w4 Vir Whatever may be said of the mer its of the different sewing machines now before the public,.there is certainly none, that'deserves More special mention than the -Empire Sewing Machine. This ma chine is not only unsurpassed in sim plicity, &I/ability and beautiful stitch, and adapted:to all kinds of family sewing, asp) unliseless when in operation. but. _ls of superior workmanship, combining .use- ! fuldeas with elegance. It is, in fact, a 1 . sewing machine that every family would like to have.--9ct2pw,4 • , -,"Mfe — Springfield 0100 Ilepublicaia says it is unofficially but reliably reported the State Constables in Flatnpden County have ruoieved -from 'htidquartera to suspend operatiTp-entitely istz far ea tbettlizorltAr 11 4 Con'entnUd, , ' 10Vi ifitt3l.o , fritime r rzi►rlWal3443• SUMMER GOODS AT Cogir! We aro CLEARING OUT the balance of our Summer Goods now on hand at cost—cOnsisting of gobpirs,.Grenadimts, l Poplins, Lawns, printed Jaeonetts, Alpacas, Challie Delains, 13tamOralSkiris, Shrixi'hiaadieti Sackings, Cassimeres, Cotton and Silk Parasols, &c. &e. The above Goods will be sold at COST in-order to close them ont.prior to filling up for the Fall Trade. kroods shown with pleasure. GBLL BaND 513E13111 FOR IF CZO - CrI=I.SEVEX-a - VrM /Si A. 1). BLTTIETIFIELD, lIONMOSE, Pa., July 23, 1367. At the Post Office, east aide of Public Avenu NEW FURNITURE ROOMS! THE snbscriber would respectfully inform the public that he has commenced business' in C. Cush man's old Shop,where v he 10ens constantly on hand and manufactures to order all kind. of r,). • Pg. URII(A711IIIIS1 ( ; •,dt: .4, e ;•" • BuOnntz, Bedsteads, Lounges, Settees, Stands, Tables, Extension 'Fables, - Of's superior manufacture, Also, Barrett's Patent Ladies' Revolving Work Table. All those in want of Cabinet. Furniture will do well to.,trive nte a calb before lespicitik elsewhere, for I intelid to make my work good, and sell it cheaper than any other establishment in Susquehanna County. 11. B.—All work done when promised. JOHN WHEELER. Montrose, Sept. 8, 1867.—tf A Library of ,cTnivertal Information TUE NEW American Cyclopeadia : A POPULAR DlCeio:MAltir OF GENERAL R.NowlEoaP,. Edited by GEOWE RITLET and Cuanl.ns A. DATA, aided by a numerons select corps of writers, in all inanctiesi of acieus,e, art b And literature. 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Also, a due assortment of Gent's Fur?Giictsesand COMM.; I am enabled to dispase of mY ()dada at veryre:then. able prices. and I *auk! therefore 'solicits call from my friends of Susquehanna County and vicinity. car lieu.nmber the name. Number and Street. JOHN F4#EIRA. No. . 719 Apart St., above 7th, sgattitide, nitade/Phitkd ritellesoet noparraer nor otpatifgilitt With int - other - '9t6ru,llol ,lade OSY. Itio4 ' PAINTS for FARMERS AND OTHERS,—THE OR AFTON MINER A L PAINT COMPANY are now manufacturing the Best. Cheapest and most Durable Paint in tine • two coats well put on, mixed with pure linseed oil, will last In or 15 years ; it is of a light brown or beautiful chocolate color, and can be changed to green. load, stone, olive.,or drab. to suit the taste of the consumer. It is valuable for Rouses, Flame, Fences, Agricultural Implements, Carriage and Car makers. and Wooden•ware.Can vas, Metal and Shingle Roofs, tit being tire and water proof.) tirldg.es. Burial .Cases, Canal Boats, Ships and Ship Bottoms. Floor Oil Cloths, tone manufacturer ha ving need 6.000 bbie. the past year.) and as a paint for any parnosc is unsupassed for body. durability, elasti city ana adhesiveness. Price, $6 per bbl. or 800 which will - supply a farmer for years to come. War. ranted ih ail cases as above. Send for a circular,. hick gives fell particulars. None genuine unless branded in a trade mark, Grafton Mineral Paint. Address DAN IEL BIDWELL, Proprietor, 2 - 04 Pearl et., New York. Agents Wanted. GROVESTEEN & CO., 499 Broadway, New York. 3FbilEtaaC:, 3P'Cortem. Our Last new addition to our different stylee 171 attracting the admiration of both el it:C. anti populace. 'We mention specially, come of the claim. of Ors new Piano. Believing the exterior should be tie beautiful to the eye as melodyje to the ear, we have paid great at. teat - Von to getting them op in a style that Is conceded hr ail who have seen them to he the handsomest Piano Forte made. They are an entirely new fity/e, with four full round corners. heavily:taarvete legs mot Ii r, has(' richly moulded, and contains our !alert improt,d nen , create and action. The tone is melodion., and its ad,tpt edit ty to passages of every epode a 6 expression, from the edftest murmurs, the creeeende, and the F P. gives the performer every athantage of the Concert grand.— Price VA). 1y44 EMI WiL 3EI • StWING MACHINE CO. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 616 Broadway, N. Y. Notice Is called to our new end improved Mannfacto ring Machine. for Tailors and Boot and Shoe Fitters. Agents Wanted, to whom a liberal dieconat will be given. No c9nsigamelit4 made. 44 Z. 3E149.1173EX3 els CIO.. GREAT PIANO FORTE And Melodeon Emporium, 650 Broadway, New to: - it, and 69 Washington St.. Chicago, Crosby Opera House, Wholesaie Agents for the United Stales for IPm. rnahr tt Co's Celebra led Guld :Medal X:'izszacorcorte.a. Also, Agents for A. A. 04 LE & CO., and other first- class Pianos . . Cr- hare the (I've snd best et.vorteel steel: or Pianos, which, for Power and Sweetnere of Tone. Easy and Agreeable Tench, and Ben uty of Finish, hare, layjudgee, been pronounced unri valled. Whole ale Agents for r,frhart..tirertham CO's Cele brated 11,11740 iii .Ifdodeone and Or9omr. Manufacturers and Iniporteio of .11 usical Inxtreonents, and all kinds of Hy sic° 1 Merchandige, MT Remember the pinee, J. B A UE R d CO 650 Broadway. New York. iced Iy4l : 69 Waehingt.an St.., Chitman Please Read this Carefully TBE' enhecrtherr bare entered !Mr, a partnorehtpfor the purpose or carrying on the Merchant Tailoring business and having 3 npplied ourselves with a first rate Cod: of materials, such as Cloths, Cassimeros & Trimnangi, We are prepared to furnish Coats, Vosts,Pants,Overcoats,&c upon very =hurt notice. made In the latest style. or thc best materiak, and at very luw prices. W e also have for sale, HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, SUS PENDERS, COLLARS, NECK •'TIES, GLOVES, and all the other articles usdally kept in an establish mutat of this kind. We may be found inthocoamiaorrnerly occupied by G. F. Fordha oh bet wren C. N. .ISii..dclarcl•a Shoe Store and R. B. Little'e law office. wee . : -ids• of Main street, Montrose, Pa , doing bueinessiglder the name of Morse 6: Lines. S. 11. MonsE. Montroee, Mae 2S. 1867.—if OM SEWING MACHINE! MITE Singer Manufaetneln„; Company have Furreed .l in producing a Selaqng Machine as near perfec tion as humauskill can accomplish. To he had of MORSE & LINES, Sole Agents For Snsquehanna County, successors of Read, Wale ons 42 Foster. Montrose, July 23, 1387.—tf. SOLDIERS! BOUNTY , PENSIONS, an. a Miskolc, 71: 3 a - sr. 'via and_ ~erei"ne4l, LICE N SED AGENT of the GOV ERNMENT, having obtained the necessary forum, &c.. will give prompt *atilt lon to ail claim intrnvted to hie care. No charge unless saccesoful. Montrose. June 6th. GEO. P. LITTLE. Md. 1 4, 7®w Firm. Baldwin, Allen, & McCain. DEALERS IN Flour, Feed, Salt, Pork, Butter, Cheese, Dried Beef, Hams, Fish, Smoked Hal ibut, Caudles,'Tea, Coffee, Spices,' Syrup, Molasses, Sugar, " Seed 'Whicit, • Clover d Timothy Seed, Flazteed, Beans, Brooms, Nails, &e. Ay. Tbankfal for Plat patronage. we shall be happy to see and wilt upon onr old and new customers. A.ll.Boods and Flour warranted. -A. BALDWIN. W. L. ALLEN. , J. 11. DeCAIN. Ilentrose, Feb. 5,1867. L r j e gUOßS • • An extensive assortment o . pure 'anon' for mcdtva pa - , rtnitinvinzviearly every k 1 in Market, eon `stantly on hamtand for sale by ibtEL TURRELL. Finr, Life and Ae~g.! GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY, MlGENcxxx:triconse, 10.eb. Home Insurance Co. of N. Y., Capital and Surplus, Insurance Co. of North America, Phil's, Capital and Surplus, International Fire Insurance Co. all. Y., Capital nod SIIITIIII, 1.500,0h0 L,ycoptifizConiy_.3luttuil Insurance Co.of Ittincv, Wolf a, Capital anti Surplus, 2,500,000 Parmer's . ll ut nal Lusnranco Co. York, Pa., CApital and Sittplus, Enterprise Insurance Company, Phira, Capital and Surplus, • 375,000 Insurance Co. State of Pennsylvania, Phil. Capital and Surplus. Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn. paying tittper cent. dividends to tiie asspred. : The notes given for half the prenintna is never to be paid under any circumstances. he policy will always be paid in full, and. the notesgivetfnp. Capital, 10,000,000 American Life insurance Co.. Philadc/- phia, Capital, 1.000,000 Travelers'lnsurance Co. Hartford, Conti., Insuring against all kinds of accidents Capital, 500.000 Hartford Fire Insurance Company. Hart ford Conn.. Capital and Surplus, Putnam Fire Insurance Co., Hartford, Ct., Capital, Hartford Live Stock insurance Company.. Insurance on all kinds of Live Stock, nßainst theft and death from tiny cause. Capital, $500,000 pv-Au business entrusted to our care will he attend ed th on fair terms, and all losses promptly adjusted. STROUD & BROWN, Agents tiff - Office first door north of" Montrose Ilotel,"xceet side of Public Aseane. M. C. Str - rroN, Esq., Friendsvillo. Solicitor. STRAMID, eTIAILLIIB L. Snows. Montrose, Jan. Ist. IM7. ly NEW FIRM. MUSIC & JEWELRY. MDR subscriber having fowled a par.nership with MR. .1. A. STEVENS, Wishes to make his hest howl to his old Customers, and Inform them that the Jitereardile Department of the business N% ill berea.ter bo carried on by G. I). Beduin & Co. with increased rapiNtl and faellitie., a large truck of New Doods in all departments, a store thoroughly refitted, and W1T1.0431131 PLC, ettl6eitit.: The Watch-Waking Department Ts retained by me. ancrwill receive ttw peisimal atten tion. I have secured the cervices of MR. C. H. %VOLD BYE, a gentleman who has had twenty-five years in the beet shops of Europe, and ha. no superior in the coun try. I shall therefore be able to do all work within three days from the time it is left. The Clock and Jewelry Repairing Will be owned by Mr. Stevens. wuo will du all work in that line prornpfly,and iu the beet style. NOV. 21, 1866. 0. D. BE3fAN. CO MT MI. LsTOOg will consist of a foil assortment of the following goods, .citable fort his market, which It ill be sold as low, and many of theet lower, than by any one else this side of New Tort• city. Read the Catalogue. CLOCKS & WATCHES American, Swiss and English, both gold and silver SETH 1110)1_1S ('LOCKS, All styles. Including their eeleiwated Calender Clocks. millet' tell the day of the mouth and week, also the name of the month, making the changes for every month correctly, with no care bat to wind them once a Treeek. Heavy. polld Oold Chnin•, liookF and K , 3-5. Fir r rnl hi sets of Jowelry—Pins, Sleeve Buttons. Stude, Ear Ringo. &e. WEDDING RUGS SPECTACLES. warrinteo to fit all kinds of eyes SOLID GOLD ALBUMS. A neat little Charm holding eight small Photographs GOLD PENS. A fine assortment, with and without holders. Old ones repoiuted. SOLID SILVER WARE. Made to order of pure Coin, consisting of Spoons. 1 , ,,k5, Batter Knives, Napkin Rings, frui, Knives, Vest Chains, &e. I'LATED WARE. Theboist in tharkrt—single, doable, treble and ...tlnad rtlple plate, and WAIIRANTED—from n ttli! Tea Set down i Castor-. Cake and Card Baakere. Ice Pitehera Waiters, Butter Dlshes,.,Stigar Bowls, Cupa Tea Bella &c. &c. PIANOS. Manufactured by Decker Brothers, which. with their late - improvements, surpass those - of any other makers. Also, Bradbury's. New genie Pi an o.—a splendid instru ment. Other Pianos from $.35.0 to tsno. C. 1 BINET ORGANS, From tllO to sl2ol—warrntted for Bre years. They are the finest reed instrument in the world, and I have only to say that I have sold nearly ;15,000 North of tqm to the last four years ; end they are all In good or• der and have never cost my customers a cent for repairs. VIOLINS, GUITARS, 4-c. Violins. from itS to ISO, Flutes. Fifes. Clorlonets,Bun jus, Guitarv, Bows, :gringo, Tuunig Forks. Sc. BRASS BANDS GERM Supplier* With instruments of the beet American man• ufact are. by the single instrument or fun set. at the ma. ker's price—also music for any number of instruments. InstrOotion Books and Sheet l'Ausic'on hand, and new supplies received every week. - Piano Stools from ;6 to $l3. Perfect Sewing Needles. We have the exclusive agency for R. J. Roberts' Pa tent Parabola Needles—the beet in the world. Try one paper and If not satisfied the money will be r<unded. Fire Arms and Sporting Materials. Allen's, Spencer's, and Henry's Breech loading Ri fles, all styles Revolvers, Fowling Pieces, Shot Belts and Powder Flasks, Cartridges for all the U. S. Army guns ; also U. S. and other Percussion Caps, Cooper Cartridges, all styles and sizes. 0. D. DEMON. Montroee, Nov. V, 1866 The Great Cause of Human Misery. Jasl Published in a sealed Envelope. Fria six cents A Lecture or. the Nature, Treatment and Radical Care of Seminal Weakness, or Spermatorrnma, induced by self-abuse Involuntary Emissions Impotency, Nervous Debility, and Impediments to Marriage gen • erally ; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Pits ; Mental and Physical incapacity, ROB. J. CULVEMW EL M. D., Author of the "Green Book," &c. The world renowned anther, In ibis admirable Lec ture, clearly provegfrom his own experience that the awful consequences of self abuse may be effectually re moved without medicine, and without dangerous see gical operations, bungles, inetn,ments. rings, or cor dials. pointing out a mode of cure at once certain and effectual, by which every -strirerer, ito matter what his condition may be. may core himself 'cheaply, privately, and radically. This Lecture will proven boon to thou sands. Sent under seal to any address, In a phin sealed en- velope, on the receipt of six cents: or two postage stamps. Also br. Cavemen's " blarriag,e guide," price 25 cirnts. Address the publishers. CIIAB. J. C. KLIXE 00., 127 Bowery, New York, Poet Mice box 4580. March 10, 180-1 pimp. Three Cheers for Get Grant. HIP, nip, HeR1244.7 pray. Cihearlosto TIII3 Hayti Barber, has removed his shop to the tiasement of E. L. Weeks' New Store, where he Is prepared to give good satisfaction. When I go to ex plain this subject language falls to express it. AWARD Assoclotto Iladellpbta, Pa- Ivo biseaFee of the Nervous, Seminal. Crinaryand sex nalayatems--rdnituld reliable treatment-4n Repottacit tbe 'IOWAN!) ASSOCIATION. Sent by mail insealed otter enTelop_es, frac of charge. Addyeatl)r,C danum IlottonroN, uowarllASekiclatton,lio 2 Boutb 9thetree Philadelphia. Pa. WATCHES JEWELRY. A large. toe assort rnent MUSIC. J. A. STEVENS THE BOWE MUNE CO'S SEWING MACHINES, $8,000,C% 1,700.000 696 BROADWAY, FOR FAMILIES MANUFACTURERS, • THESE WORLD RENOWNED SEWING MACHINES Were owarded the highest Premium at the World's Fair in London, and six first premiums at the New York State Fair of 1866, and are Celebrated for doing the beet work. using a much smaller needle for - the same thread than any other ma chine and by the introduction of the most approved of hinery, we are now able to supply the very brat ma chines lu the world. These machines are made at our new and spacious Factory at Bridgeport, Conn., under the immediate supervision.of the President of the Company, • Elias Howe, Jr., the 11.583,163 $600,000 ORIGINAL INVENTOR OF THE SEWING MA CHINE. They arc adaptedto all kinds of Family Sowing, and to the use of seamstresses', dress Makers, tailors, man ufacturers of Shirts, collars, skirts, cloaks. mantillas, clothing...hats, caps, corsets, boots, shoes, harness.Sad dies. linen goods, umbrellas, parasols, etc They work equally well upon silk, linen, woolen and cotton goods with silk, cotton or linen thread. They will cram, quilt, gather, fell, cord. braid, bind, and perform every species of sewing, making a benntiful and perfect slit h, alike on both sklueof the articles sewed. • The Stitch invented by Mr. Ilowe,and made on this Machine, is the moat popular and durable, and all Sewing Ma chines are suect to the prin ciple invented by him. SEND FOR A CIRCULAR. SIBLEY dc STOOPS. General Aaents, NO. 022 CUESTNVT ST., PHIVA. Feb. 20, !Wt. • MINER & COATS, Male Street, 5 doors below Boyd'■ Corner, Montrose. • 1101111, GROCERIES, AHD PROVISIONS, We are constantly receiving and now bare nn hand a fresh etoct of Gouda in our line, which we will sell CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP! (or cash, or exchange for produce GOOD TEAS, COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASSES,' SPICES, PORK, FISH, LARD, HAMS, DRIED FRUITS, CLOVER & TIMOTHY SEED, &e We have refitted and made additions to oar Stock of Pails, and are now ready to lorward Bauer to the be t eommb.sion hounea In New York, free of charge, and make liberal advancements on consignments. Call and examine our Stock before purchasing else where, and convince yourselves of the GOOD QUALITY & CHAP PRICES C. G. MINER Montrone, April 16, 1867 lit, pRIE RAILWAY.-00 and after Mon day,a---4 Aug. glith, 1367, trains will leave Great Bend at about the following hours, viz.: 5.52 a. In. Night Express, Mondays eirceptedilfor Ro chester, Buffalo, Salamanca and Dunkirk making di rect connection with trains of the Atlantic and Great Western, Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railways. for all points Westg also at Binghamton fqr Syracuse ; at Owego for Ithaca, and at Elmira for Canandaigua. 5-27 a. m. Malt Train. Sundays excepted, for Buffalo and Dunkirk, coitnecting nt Elmira for Canandaigua. p. in. Day Expresa. Sundays uxcepted, for Ito cheater. Buffalo, Salamanca. Dunkirk, and the West. Connects at llttighamton for Syracuse ; at Owego for Ithaca; at Elmira for Canandaigua; at Salamanca with the Atlantic and Great Western Railway, arid at Buffalo with the Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Rail ways, for all points West and South. 7. 51 p. in. Express Mail, Sundays excepted, for Buffa lo, Salamanca , and Dunkirk, connecting with trains for the West, 12.50 p. m. Way Freight, Sundays excepted. 11.81 a. in. Emigrant Train, Daily, for the West. 7.13 a. m. Cincinnati Express. Mondays excepted, at Lackawaxen for Hawley, and at Graycourt for New burg and Warwick. fi 110 p. in. Accommodation Train Daily. 2.00 p. in. Day Express, tinudays excepted. connect at Lackawaxen for Raw, and at Jersey City with midnight express train ofNow Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. 917 p. m. New York and Baltimore Mall, Saidaya ex cepted, connecting at Jersey City with morning ex presi train of New Jersey Railroad for Baltimore E r t e l Washington. and atNew York with morning eAI ss trains for Boston and the east. 3. a. in. Night Express, Daily, connecting at Gray court for Warwick ; and at New York with afternoon trains and steamers for Boston and New England cities. 10.20 a. in. Way Freight, Sundays excepted. WIC R. BARR. .1 B. BIDDLIt " sep. 3 Goal PuissengerAgent. Real laffp'a• BLAGKSIVIITHING. MITE undersigned have this day formed a co-partner. ship, under the arm name of Stamp & Moran, for the purpose of 9rryjpg on Blackemithing In all its branches. arStriet attention will be given to llorse•shoeing. Aft worlewlll tie done neatly end Fonively; The pad lic are invited to call. STAMP. Montrose, March 4tt'i, 1867. If P. T. MORAN. • IyK T ART OIL r & sa dag4t variety A f D M U oid NEW YORK. of our Goode W. FL COATS GOING VEST GOING EAST IT. r iVhcl3 , 4dsviii Patent Atmosplierto CHURN DASH! Patented illay 7, 1867. The most Important and Valuable inven tion of the 19th Century. 1. This Dasher la anperior to any other, b.7 , being aa t simple as the. old Dasher, and combining be 'taros 'Aerie principles therewith, and the Batter Gatherer, 2. It Is superior to all others. Inasmuch as the lame power applied to this in like mechanical operations will make one fourth more reciprocations. • 34 - 1 t Is superior to all others, inasmuch as it prods. ma the Butter in a much shorter time. 4. It is superior to Any other, inaatutich GO it pad a . ces a much better quality of Butter. 6. It Is -superior to any other Patent Morn, inas much as his hip per cent. cheaper than any other. It a well known to Dairymen and others, that Better ,s contained in minute globules or sacks, covered with a membrane, and requires the action of air to prepare the covering to be removed by friction. The Scientlae American says : , "If cream is dashed against a hard subatitice, or mashed between bare or roller*, It breaks the globules and becomes oily, by destroying tho grain. It Ovate be thrown into curtehts and counter' currents by the action of air, causing a friction by the atth.a of the currents Against each other, removing the covering withont breaking or bursting the globules." This is the principle which the inventor ot this bath endeavored to keep in view, and the result shows* much larger yield of Butter obtained in less time than by any other Dasher. Experiments have proven that any other method et. cept pumping air through the cream, will not penetrate pudic] eu tly , to oxygenize all the globules preparatory to concentrating the Butter. Throwing it into the art by clappers or old fashioned Dashers, does not's:Mclean, expose it to the air to bring out the Butter. The above Patent Dasher has been putchnsed for Sits. qnchttnna County by the undersigned. The process of churning ran be seen at any time, in a Glass Churn, at Baldwin, Allen .l!t, IticCatn's store. An Agent will eau• Va., the county soon as possible, to sell the %ober for Individual rights; also township rights will be sold. Montrose, Jo/y V, 1867.—tf A. nALLWIIsT TO TUE LADIES Dr. Duponco'a Golden Periodical Pills for females Dr. Cheeeeman's Pethale Pills. Da. Veipati'a Female Pills. Sir James Clarke Female Pllie. All of the above Pills are infallible in correcting men.trunl irregularities, and In ravine Lettehorrea or Whites. Thiry are snceessferl as preventives—but should not be need daring pregnancy. as they wouldprOduce abortion. Price. one dollar per box, each. The first two kinds named sent lip mail, to any address. postage paid. in sealed envelope. on receipt of one dollar for each box ordered. The latter two kinds, beinz fa:glass, nod heavy, will be sent by mail, postage paid, on the receipt of one dollar and t wohly cents. Address ABEL, TURRELL, Montrose; Pa 1 - A I OUTZ'S CELEBRATED HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS. Thia preparation, lon and fai . ornbly known. wtll thorod,ohl, reinvigorate broken-down and Inw-,pi ri red horaem, by etrenthentng and cievastng'the stomach and Intestines. It is a sure preventive of all diseases incident to thts animal, such as Lung Fever, Glanders. Yellow Water, Heaves, Congas. Distemper. Fever*, Founder, Loss at Appetite and Vital Energy, &c, Itause improve', the wind, increases the appetite. gives a smooth and glo.py skin, and transforms the miserable skeleton into a fine lodking and spirited horse. TO KEEPERS OF COWS, this preparation Se invaluable. It Increases the qnanti ty nud improves the quality of the mills. It ham been proven by actual experiment to increase the quantity of milk and cream twenty per cent and mate the bet ter grin and tweet. In fattening cattle, It Fives them an a petite. loosens their hide, and mattes them thrive muduifeater IN ALL DISEASES OF SWINE, much as Conghs. Ulcers in the 1 nnos. Liver. &e .thi• article acts as a specific. By putting from one halls paper to a paper in a barrel at swill the above tilersres will be eradicated or entirely prevented. U given is time. a eertalu prefentite es ti ;tree for the Ho ( bole ro. Priet 9.3 cents per paper o or 5 papers for $l. Pre pared by DAVID E. FOUTZ at their wholesale Drng and Medicine depot. No. Ila Franklin at., Batttmore, Md. For vale by Droggi,ts and storekepperr throughout the United tit..te.e rit'"For sale In Montrose by nov2l yrkql6 D ELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WESTERN R. R. Snmmßr Arrangetnent, 1b67. PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE WESTWARD. I EASTWARD. Mail 1 Pasnngr Mail 1 Parer train. train: STATIONS. train. train. A. M. A. I. P. "I P. 111. " . 9.0 e I New Yark•.... ..... I 5,0 I mi 1 ! 11,30 1 I New Hampton I 2.311 6 1 4 lo j I Manauka Chunk.... 1 .35 I 1 7a, "" c:. i 1245 I i Delaware....lline... 1.30 I a ,2,. 1 4,30 I 10,10 I Scranton 9.45 i 6.20' 5,36 111,43,1, Nlchol6on ~ I 9.35 4.301,, o 5.56 1%98 I Ilepbottom .... ..... . i 9,154.05 1 4 4 5, 2.) 12,33 Montrose .. . . ... ...... I 7,55 3. 85 lel 6.41 I 1.118 1 New Milford 781 3.05' rl 1 7.00 I 1,35 i Great Bend 7,15 2.46 a', i P.M. P. M I *Foot of Liberty-st. I A.ll P Id i CONNECTIONS—WESTWARD. The Mail train from New York.,copnecte At Ba• nunka Chunk with the train leaving Philad'a(Kenetrfi ton depot) at et,in a. m.. and= Great Bend with through mail train on the Eric Railway, with sleeping car at tached. stopping at all t h'e principal etatione,un that road, and arriving at Buffalo at 8,1 8 / I .m. The: ii..epager teal , : from Scranton connect'. at Gil Bend with through trains going west and earl on Erie Railway, arriving at Buffalo at 1,28 a. ric., and at Sida• manta at 12 m. CONNECTIONS-EASTWARD. The Mail train from Great Bend connects there with the Cincinnati Express on Gie F . ..rie.Rallway from the weet : at Manunka Chunk With a tram tot Phllad'a and intermediate stations. arrivingla Philadelphia at ii.:3o p. m.; and at New Hampton with a trkln'for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown, Reading and Harrisburg, ktrix , at tfarrisburg at 8.30 p. m. At Scranton, connections are made with trains - on the Lackawanna and Blootn sbn rgr R.R. loath) from Eittstois Eineston, Wilkeebarre, Berwick ,Bloomalosrg,Danville, Northomberland.llarriobnrgand Intermediate-stations, and with trains on the Delaware and Hudson Railroad to and from Carbondale and Intermediate stations. R. A. HENRY, ' J. BRISBIN, Jnne 11. General Ticket Agent. President. NEW GOODS. =-- .1 1 1 W =lOl. - - 01 , 4. WOULD inform his friends and the public that he has In store and la receiving large and new 5111). SPRING &SO tRGBODS. Including every kind 011300D8 usually wanted in this market. Ills purchases being made since - the great break down of prices, will enable him to offer the moat Diver able inducements In prices; style and variety in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Stoves, Iron, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Carpeting, Window Shedea, Boots et Shoes, &O. IT. and will be sold for Lash, Producoor opprored =dia. New Milford, Jape, 1867. Lackawauna Bloomsburg B. R. ON and allot* Novernirr,97, 1803tpassonget train& will - nu as follows: , . SOUTHWARD. • A. at. ..l. Iths r. 1 .• Leave Scranton. 6:50 , 10:50 4.50 " Klngatop._ ' AS:IIS 11:15 6:40 : y " !tapers; i. . , 0:15 Icaa " Danville. 0:50 9:38 Arrive at Northumberland. • 10V30 ' • MIS NOII7IIWARII. Leavn Nortbeimberirnd, 8:00 . 3:05 -" Danville, ,' . 0:40 • ~ 8:40 " • Ropett, 01 1 15 A. a. • , d:gl, " 'Kingston, 0:35 8;50 8: 55 Arrive at Scranton, ' 345 otos 1 pro Rasams4arti tatingtrain tiontlitrOM ficrantor al IMO a. m. via . orthnit e lnad, renal; ElaTilsbnrg at 1280 ii, m.; Balttideirod:so ' tn.,J. Washington 15:000: 51 .: vil Atipert reach.rhila . Ip)sia at 7:00 p. lAA_ Kingston, Nov. O. li. A. vo:01,010. ABEL TE RREL L
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