The Montrose Democrat
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tToracnownta, Comm PA, sr
S. mr-dismerza
at $1 Mama ix Au:mamas—on girt AT gip or raiz
fates of kdvertbilnig.
Theme&nettle inch of *see, or lets, mate a Square.
Ono square, 3 weeks or lam, $l.OO ; 1 mo. $1.25; S mO.
$5.60; 6 - Mo. PAD; 1 year.
onefteiabtei col., 1 ma. $ 350 ; S mo. $6,60 ; ismo. Mak
Year. $20.05.
1 rear
°now:tarter Sol„ 1 am. $6.50 ; 3 m 0.513.00 ; a mo. $3O;
Halt column., 1 mo. $12.00 ; 3 mo. $23.03 ; 6 mo. $3 3 - 0 0
1 year,. $55.00.
One column, 1 mo. $45.00: 3 Lao. $35.00 ; 6 Mo. sfo.oo ;
riar, $lOO.OO.
Aidttor's Notices, $ 56 0 ; Executers' and Adroinistro.
tors' Notices, $3.00. AU commtrolertions el limited or
Iltdividdlli interest, lOcts. per Ilne. ObltuarY Notices. 10
eta per line. Marriage and Death Maim free.
Job Printing executed acidly and, promptly at
fah prices.
Deed% Mortgages, Notes, Justices', Constables'
Behodl and otherblanka tor (ale.
Training Horses to be Safe.
It is easy to train a 'horse not to be
dangerous. It is easy, but it requires pa
tience and good sense in the trainer, and
good sense in the colt, too. Some colts
are natural fools, and can never have
sense trained into them. It is not at all
difficult to train a young horse to be gen
tle and quiet • under almost any eircum
stances ; and if something unusual should
happen to terrify him, he would run to
Isis master sooner than run away from
him. A horse proPerly trained will al
ways look to the rider or to the driver,
in the timeof fright, for protection ; and
instead of kicking and tearing everything
to pieces, when scared, he will take cour
age, when he sees you standing by him,
and feels your hand on his head or on the
rein, put his trust in you, and regard you
as his only hope in time of danger.
This was often ,illustrated during the
war. All who served in the cavalry or
artillery force have seen bow terribly
frightened a horse appeared the moment
his rider stumbled from the saddle. It
mattered not how loud the thunder of the
guns roared in battle, nor how great the
confusion in the hour of deadly strife, the
horse seemed unconscious of danger until
left alone, without a rider or attendant
The moment the rider's hold was released
andihe steed found himself separated
from the one he was trained to regard as
his protector, that moment he became fu
riously wild, and would begin to neigh and
run in every direction, oftentimes press
ing into. the group in the front rank,
seen&g-to find comfort by rubbing his
sides against the legs of the riders of other
horses.
Every farmer who raises colts, could,
with a little care, make them familiar
with the saddle and harness on their back
or under their belly, and also teach them
to hold back a canine on a down hill
grade, by bracing their hips against it. A
horse taught in that way would not be
scared- if the rotten_ breast strap should
give way, or the pole break, and let the
carriage against him.
A CHrtirsE MAP OF 'FIFE WORLD.—It is
two feet wide by three and a half high,
and is almost covered with China In
the left hand corner, at the top, is a sea,
three inchessrare, in which are delinea
tbd as small islands, Europe, England,
France, Holland, Portugal and Africa.
Holland is as large as all the rest, and Af
rica is not so big as the end of ones little
finger! The northern frontier is Russia,
very large. The left corner, at the bottom
is occupied by the " western ocean," as it
is called, containing the ,Belay peninsula
prep w ell defined Along the bottom
are r mboja, Cochin China, ect, repre
sented as moderate sized islands ; and on
the right is Formosa, larger than all the
rest put 'together. Various other coun
tries are shover( as smallislands. I should
'have given an engraving of this curious
map, but a true reduction to the size of a
page would have left out most of these
eountrits altogether ! The ronrrounding
ocean is represented in huge waves, with
smooth passages, or highways, branching
off to the different countries, or islands, &s
they represent them. They supp 'se that
ships which keep along these highways
go safely; but if they; through ignumuce
orstress of weather, diverge, they soon
got among these awful billows, and are
lost I—Maktilm's Travels.
• RELIGIOUS BELIEF.—Sir Humphrey
Ihvy said—l envy no quality of the mind
or intellect in others; be it genius, power,
wit, or filmy ; bat if I could chose what
would be most delightful, and I believe
most useful to me, I should prefer a firm
religious belief; for it makes life a disci
pline of goodness ; creates new hopes,
-when all earthly hopes vanish ; and
throws over the decay. the destruction of
existence, the most gorgeous of all lights;
awakens life even in death, and from de
struction and decay calls up beauty and
divinity; makes an instrument of torture
and shame the ladder of ascent to pars
au , far above all combinations of
earthly hopes, calls up the most delight.
fell visions of palms and aramanths, the
gardens of the blest, the security of ever
lasting joys where the sensualist and scep
tic view only gloom, decay annihilation
and despair.
Harm - msg.—ln our pursuits of hap
piness it is oar avidity which chiefly die
appoints our endeavors. It has frequent
ly been observed with respect to the ac
quisition of riches, that the enterprising
Wean by embarking in too many schemes
of profit, is often ruined, while the miser
plods slowly on towards the attaimmont
of his purpose with success. The case is
the same with regard to our prosecution
offrappints& He whose impetuous tem
per urges him to acts of rapacity tied am
bition, or plunges him in the excesses of
debauchery, fails of his ultimate aim, the
attainment of felicity. But the man who
is content with the share of happiness
which he possesses, who is satisfied to
have it gradually increased, who confines
his views to his sphere in life, and aspires
not at that which is beyond his reach, is
amply rewarded, and receives a prize
which the moat violent and unremitting
efforts cannot obtain. . ,
—"Doctor, what do yon think is the
11Slittir with my little boy?.
4 , wby, it's only a cotrnatfied engage
viti spasmodically tmanating f rom t h e
.germ of the animal refrigerator trod uc ,
rtrga prolific source of irritability to Abe
pencranial epidermis of the mental wro.
"Ah I that's what I told Betsey, ,bnt,
she 'lowed it was warrnme
—Tho 10:32f lvfgretni f t takes paper
came he eau totrW One thwhis MO'
boniest !Ink
.tryhag to Invent ft! mach=
to cook his Wags by the smoke from hie
neighbor's chimney.
To HAVE Dios. ill WI-NUL—A Kan
sas man says : I let iiiy"bens- huddle to
gether in some corner, and not let them
roast, arld gel plenty of eggs. I had abed
twenty Lens and my. ben house liras a
rough shed about eigbty feet ecjtiare and a
window and door oh the east I took
down the roostingyoles, leqving the nest
bote.s' only. 'T made small` board shed
about four feet square, on the south side
of the large one, and coveted it with
straw. I made a hole for the hens to pass
from the large house inio the small one.
The 'result was my hens continued to
lay all through the winter.
You will have to drive them in a few
times bat they will soon: learn to go in
themselves: Put in-- ,
wood , ashes oticairion
ally to keep them free front vermin. There
area great many who are notable to build
an extensive hennery, but any one can fix
up a place like this in au hour or two,
with very little expense.
Husk Beds.
There is nothing equal to corn husks
for under beds, yet few families have them
even in the country, where the trouble
and cost of awn are so small. They are
always light and easy, and last for a long
time. Our family use no others. For
wenty years they have done constant ser
vice, and are now as new; so that though
costing at first about two or three times
as much as straw, they are vastly cheaper
in the end, besides being a thousand times
better. Now is the time and this is the
way to get them :
As soon as the husks , are taken from
the corn, before any mould or other harm
comes to them, take the fairest and best
of the leaves, free from all stalks, silk, &c.
and spread them out to dry in some large
airy room, stirring them well every fair
day forit month, or till they are perfectly
dry. As theyshrink-fifty per cent. in dry •
ing, it will take twice the bulk of straw to
make a good bed. For people who raise
them, they are easily got and prepared ;
for it is a nice little work for children.
For people who haven't them, this is the
way.
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LAWYER TAPPAN'S Doo.—A certain
butcher of Steubenville, (call him Mr. 8.,)
had been much annoyed by a large dog
which had several times stolen meat from
his stall. Going to , lawyer Tappan, he
presented his case thus:
"Mr. Tappan, I have had beef stolen
him me at various times by a dog iu the
town. What shall 1, do ?"
" Sue the owner of the dog and recover
the price of the beef," was the answer.
" Mr. Tappan, it was your dog," said
Air. 13, exultingly.
" Ah I it was—well, what was the value
of the beef ?"
" Three dollars," replied the) butcher.
" Very well." saik Mr. Tappan, and,
paid the money.
With a smilling countenance the butch
er was closing the office door, when be
was startled by :
" Hold (.n, Mr. 8., I change you fire
dollars for consultation."
DIDN'T SCARE WORTH A CENT.-
Some smart young man, the other night,
thought it would be cunning to dress up
as a ghost and frighten a simple Dutch
man, who usually returns from the city
at a late hour of the evening. So he
donned the traditional white sheet and
laid in wait. He didn't have to lay in
wait long before the Dutchman appeared
and the ghost appeared to the Dutchman.
Did the simple Dutchman exclaim,
"Mine colt in himmell vot ish dose ?"
No he didn't He just got out of his
wagon, and gave that ghost what he I
afterwards describedAs " to tamtest lick
ing vot a tam chost neyer Cott, alltevile,
too soon a'retty."
The Dutchman chuckles over it thus
ly
" Don't sehare worth a tarn, ain't it ?
Nudder time, vets a chost rants to wrap
himself all round a vitc sheet a'retty, unt
get der middle'of der tifel, I just shump
my vagon out of me, like shoffel out of a
shot, by tam, unt lick him of he vosh a
whole krave yanit. Dose is de kind of
man I be. Don't schare worth a tam.
—Tight-laceing is a fashionable accom
plishment ; so is consumption.
—Sport and eye-glasi while your sight
is good ; when your eyes grow dull, carry
"specs" in your pocket.
—Tale an occasional "nip to brace the
nerves; big secure nerves to brace the
nips.
—lf " took with a cramp," jump np
suddenly, stamp hard, and " strain a lead-
—Go to bed with unwashed mouth,
and wonder why you rise with " such a
horrid bad taste.' .
—Sleep in a close, unventilated room.
If you don't feel mean enough on rising.
try it the next night with your head buri
ed in the " kivem."
—Change your stockings once a week ;
you'll be weak " a plenty before
,you're
stranger.
—Wash the . feet in hot water; it's nice
aml . cooling this weather.
—Educate yon children for the ceme
ten', in ill-ventilated, over-heated and
fmil school rooms. If they don't die fast
enough, pile more lesson on them.
-Draw the blinds to exclude God'e
daylight. It helps along the Spectacle
trade.
—During a cold snap, take a good
warming up every time you enters " stove
room." If yon have considerable running
round to do; you'll be likely to invest in
some bottle-stuff.
—lf you wear flannel and "don't
Change often in cold weather," change it
for cotton.
—Warm clothing has no warmth in
itself:: The blanket which keeps yon
warm this winter Will keep ice cool next
summer.''
—The stomach is neither a mill nor a
furnace. Stuff too, tough for the teeth
can yield little nutriment to the system.
—An ounce of Meat le more serviceable
than a pound of skin or gristle. Boarding
boaseS take notice.
—grery acquaintance has a" sure cure
for vont 'eament. By the time you're
tried A few , dozen Each specifics you'll be
Well;Eximßh.
—Clog up the pores of the " complex
ions Ishii powders, chalk, lead and " enum
etc." , You eau reap* fair .crop of pim•
pies, and can change the ski* into hide. •
snk
_ctrAtucee coal.
..... sepply,ilsessie •
ireatrais. War. SO, teen. 4l.2ln T
BRONCHITIS OR
T.113C1et.00.06.T 7:)51931£149.43.111.
THOSE APFLICTED WILL FIND A REMEDY IN
ALLEN'S
LUNG BALSAM,
BE CONVINCED BY POSITIVE
PROOF AND TEST IT
YOURSELF.
Zerixavwxx, Ohio, Bob. MM, V 31 7).
Motors. J. N. HARRIS & Co.,
Gentlevuot:—l have been efillotad for ten or twelve
year. with Bronehitu In its worst form, and have. tried
everything final could buy recommended, but with lit
tle or no rend, until I need your •LIAN'S LUNG
lIXIAA.M, which grace me relief to a abort time. I be
lieve It la the best preparation extant, for all diseases
of the throat and lungs, and 1 feel it my dui) to sly this
mach fur my own case, 1.1.1 that others may try It sod get
relict. Respectfully, MATIIIAS FREEMAN.
We know Mr. Freeman well, and his statement above
Is cornet. W. A. GUAR& M & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Zanesree.
Dee. 13.-4
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STRUGGLES AND TRIUMPHS OF
P. T. 13ARNUAI,
WILITTRN BY HIMSELF.
In One Large Octavo Volume—nearly ROO pages—prin•
tad In Engitsb arid German. 33 Elegant Fall Page En
gravings. It embraces Forty Years Recollections of his
Busy LIM, as • Merchant, Manager. Banker, Lecturer
and Showman. No boyit published so acceptable to all
classes. Evexy one wants It. Agents avenge from PO to
lOU subscribers a week. We offer extra inducements.
Illustrated Cataloger and terms to agents scat Ore.
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Hartford, Conn.
DOWN TOWN NEWS
MINER AND COA 7'S,
Yale Street, 6 doors below Boyd'e Corner. Monlroee
FLOUR, GROCERIES, AND
PROVISIONS. .
Wear. constantly ree leltor t nd now hare ...band,
• fresh stuck of Goods in count e,whieb we *Mull
CHEAP! CifFAI ! CHEAP!
for cash ,or excha , ge or produce.
GOOD TEAS,
COFFEE, SUGAR,
MOLASSES, SPICES,
PORK, FISH, LARD,
HAMS, DRIED FRUITS,
CLOVER ti TIMOTHY SEED, be
iNfikhave refitted and made additions to oar Stock of
Palls. and are now ready to forward Butter to the Dm t
cam/31.4 , 10n bongos in kew tort, free of charge, and
make I iberaladrancemente on consignments.
Call and examinee= Stock before purehaning etas
where. andennelnee rocirmelree of r he
GOOD QUALITY & LOW PRICES
of our Goods
C. 0. MTNER
Montrome. April 16. 1669
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT
OF WILLIAM W. SMITH.
PLIALas Taxi Norms The extensive Furniture
Establishment of William W. iimith, having been
refitted nod greatly improved, the proprietor respect
fully announces to,the citizens of Montrose sod vicini
ty, that he Is constantly mating and keeps on hand the
largest and best assortment of
Fvl7l=L INT I rr TY 11.3 E
to be found snycrtirr this side of New York City.
Desk., Diraus, Torrelraeks, Lounges, Footstools ie.
Center lard, Pier. Totict. Inning. Eltctien and
extension tables.
CRAMS —Cane and Woodseat Roelters, Cane, Flag
and Woodseate of every variety and .tylo.
Sofattand Tetevvtetes, furnished on abort notice.—
Cane seat chair. reseated.
SPRING BEDS•
A tare assortment—cheapest and best In the market
Cane Seat Chairs.
I am now enabled to topple my customers with a new
substantial cane seat cheir.or home manufacture, which
will he found greatly superior to those formerly le
market. and yet are sold at a less price.
CANE•SEAT CffAIRS RE-SEATED.
r:31" - Tired; mode coffins on band or furnished at
abort notice. Hear. always In readiness If desired.
I employ sone but careful and experieueed workmen.
I blend to do m 3 work well, and sell It as low a. can
be afforded.
WILLIAM W. SMITH.
moutrose,reets,
T N INGET %
V
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t
Especiall• designed for the use of the Illedt.
cal Profession and the Family. possessing those
Intrinsic medicinal properties which belong to as Old
and Pure Oin:
Indiapenasile to Females. Good for Kidney Com•
plaints. A delicious Tonic Pot op In mica. contain
ing one dozen , ottles each. and amid hy all druggists,
grocers. 6c. A. M. BININGER et CO , mtabllsked
1178. No. IS Braver Street, New York.
For Mir tri bloulrore, by
July 14-1 y ABEL TVERELL. Avnt.
SHRINER'S
.0,-11/.;);•
Win cure the ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, BLOOD
SPITTING, DIFFICULTY OP BREATHING. FAIN
and WRAKNESS IN THE CHEST, THOUBLICSONZ
COUGHING AT•NIOHT, Sc. It will ellectually re•
wove the Cough that trequently follows Mentes, awl
any sliceGon of the respiratory argans, no matter of
how long &Lading, or whatever the ape' the
It
acts asaspecide, is purely vegetable, and is
to the tuts Its effect is soothing, allaying the li
ng
theof the cough, facilitating expectoration, quisling
the nerves and exhiSrating the eysiesn
Mothers, Save Your Children!
Ito child need die of CROIIP, tf this Syrup Is used
in time:
this is a fact dessaiestruted by
Se family should be without this Syrup, as e =
disesse, MOT, comes Ma • thief In the night, M
steal away e=tie ones, when molar medical aid
wont bo •
?replied way by
DAVID E. FOITTZ,
Battiatere, Yi
MOURN WINES,
We have just received an assortment of Lake and
Mound Vineyard Wines, from Messrs. Wilson, Morrow
Cbanberlin, New York, which fur riMness and flavor they
say are unsurpaseed, and that purcaasers cut rely upon
their purity—being free from cantterationi of any kind .
The trade mark of the Arm appears upon every WPM.
both on label and eeal.
Montrose, Feb. .11,. 180.—y
4,4 COSTA R'S,'
EXTERMINATORS.
For Rats. Roaches, Ants, ht.
Vie the Liquid for Bed bugs. the Powder for losebts.
Yor sale by all Drogglota.
I t Beware of 01l apntions holtatloos.
Auk fyr " Costar's," (take Doother.)
MILLINERY GOODS.
Bilk Bonnet Velvets in black and colon. Patented
Velvets. and Mee& Flowers, Feather!, Ribbons, Mike
Satins, and nape*, old ladles' dress Caps. ladles' and
children's Ululated and untrimmed Bate. names, La.
as, Blonde, Chelan. Be. de.. always the head quart
Ittimmer. d Coe.
SMYED.
On or 'bad the Btb Der: 180. from theenclosnro of
W. C. Handrldr Ani , JCSSIM township. one pile red rad,
itagunrsa. ono giving
Ocala wfil be =MALT rewarded. Intonnattins of to when.
W. C. lIANDSICE.
Jeinp, Dee. 1Q 1869.•4*
COTTOIPOOODS. , -
ea l e i rlira l zftsisse i tt
Ocrrnanse. It
§ingndou Matimusts.
cow r. T. ILlTitiliT.
MAYBURY & EMMONS,
Two actors Wed of the Post Office.
BINGHAMTON, N. Y
NTT. 111, lICL-lt
G RAND EMPORItTM
FOB HATS, CAPS, PURA BUFFALO,
WOLF and COON CARRIAGE ROBES,
UMBRELLAS, GLOM, NIT
TFNB, BOOTS, SHOES,
RUBBERS, AT
ASISHRY & MORRIS',
- 30 Court Street,
.13.1tZ,T01.313.41.2uVrCi1V, N. Y.
Nov. 11, 19511. —1 y
.T. F. MIC:IO2,I2CIPL
NO. 82 WASHINGTON STREET,
First Dont Nertitot the City National Bank.
1313E2373
Brilliant Display!
DIAMONDS,
CHEAPER THAN ELSEWHERE.
I have atop the beet cad Ilion. complete Stock of
MOLID SILVER ♦RD PLATED WARE
From Ma hest and stoat popular makers, whose
goods hays Omni perfect sattshetton to my patrons
for the past to yams.
The sleek trlll be found the beet ever opened le
Binghamton. atd at all times will be kept fall and
eozeplete, eaniiating of
SOLID SILVER TABLE WARE,
TAIILE AND TEA SPOONS,
to ether with all the ea/tette' of lilted Were, inch 11l
Tan Seto, Cake Baskets, Napkin Ringo, thistats,
Knives, forks, Spoons, te..
of Slagle, Doable, Treble sad Qudreple Plate
widb.recrir CiCOCYJDOS
was sever more complete, and I am staklas constant
daily additions of all the sew Nov
elties of the 6/111012.
BURNS A NICTIOLB
ALL MY COODS AS REPRESENTED
O. W BOTEDZISS. LEWIS 'MENDEZ.
T. It DORGAN. J. 11. WELLS.
D. DENSON W. LAajtaxas.
H. B. usasinran. RILEY BUM.
IL DUSENIIIIIIT, WALED ISERSEREAII
?Unit CALL sae erreirDri ODD 000 DB, A?
82 Washington St.
t. F. TOSNR.
wow.
030. W. 111IXORL
DRUGGISTS,
O. TO COURT STOEIII',
REMOVED
NEW STORE,
SPLENDID STOCK,
JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE.
=OFT CLOCICII CI TIM lIILAREST,
SILVER WATCYL&S,
I%VMM, SWISS ►ND AMERICAN
GOLD WATCHES,
Of 111 Styles, and mild
NAPKIN 1112408, YORKS, Lc,
MT SPLENDID STOCK OT
For Artier proof ends trot* to
IltNathimlON, N. Y.
ROOFING
THREE PLY FELT ROOFING. unites the bat Mita
pray Ctrs:merinos' with the ket Paterprarrabrie to the
Opt manna, and at the lowest price to the consumer.
Then, le, Ist, • foundation of Tarred Felt ; 24, a layer
of inter-valor Composition; 2d,another Ltyer of Felt;
4th another loyer of Composition; 6th, another aye,
of Felt.
sir smd for alrasionamcf &mtgs.
AS AN INDUCEMNT,
We ottti to the Grit paretuumr In each place LOCO
toms fat of thaThrtei Ply Felt, with the necessary
coathas, for Thirty Dollars.
PATENT ROOF PAINT
This Paha Is composed of gums, oils, and resinous
substances, combined with distilled tar and the best
known dryers. It contaiss no mineral or pigment, and
is prepared, ready for use, about the consistency or or.
dlnary mixed paints. It costs muchl ass, retains Its
elasticity longer, and is mom durable. '
County right. for sale.
For Circulars and anpartieukrrs,•Address
MICA ROOFING COMPANY,
73 Maiden Lane, New York.
Sept. at h. 1339.
pROCLAMATION'
T AUTHORITY In me rested. I awe declare
and proclaim that I am or rows with the but
Stock
0 F BOOOTB & SHOES, of arm description
erns brunets Into thls place
0 r any any other place of Me Etre
T hat I will dispose or them for CASH
X o low. that none need oo bnrefoot.
é I furthermore declare and proclaim that I
alio oddest to my stock a dna assortment of
• II Walt of lIATS & CAI'S to be fomd In
T he market. A tall supply of Leather A Pinang
■ cenatendly on band
Fir Give mit ■ cal.
MOVlttOie, JIM* V, 1.311.-11
LADIES' FANCY FURS
JOHN FAREIRA,
718 Arch St.,
Idle of the mock. be.
seat] 7th and tlth •ts.
Sonth Std•.
PHILADELPHIA,
wportcr, manufacturer. &
*ler In kinds and
att.,' of
A VCT FURS
Ladles' and Chibarons'
Wear.
daring enlarzed, remod•
red and improved my ~Icl..
Id favorably known Fur
uportnm, and having Im
•ted a very larg, and
...A have had them mile. •
op by the mart skillful workmen, I wenldiespectfully
invite my friends or Sosquehann• and adjacent counties
to coital:ld examine my very large and he... Wet AP}Ott•
ment or Fancy Furs for Ladies and Children. lam de
termined to enlist as low prices so any other respect',
hie House in this city. All Fare warranted. No mite
represents Hens to e*cct vales.
JOHN FAREIRA,
718 Areh Street, Philadelphia.'
sc.", n -413a
PROF. G. E. STEDGF,,
Would notify the public of Anborn 4 . Forners and
vicinity. that he le now prepared to tame all hors. elf.
Inasietito.his care. no matter what or bow bad th •Ir ha
bits are If not broke. no charge made.
Also, isivirtiction given how to tome your own homes.
Auburn 4 Cornets, Sept. 22, 1849.—y
G ROVER & BAKER S
FIRST PREMIUM ELASTIC STITCH FAMILY'
SEWING MACIII.NES,
459 DROADWAT, NEW TURK.
•
Sent tinder seal, in a plain envelope, to any address,
I postpaid. on creel pt of six cents. or two post stamps.
Ako. Dr Culverwell's — Starriuge Guide," price 25 eta.
t Address Pnblishers,
POLNTS OF EXCELLENCE. Nov 17C11 C.KLINE CO.
. _ • 9 •_ •
.
Betray and elasticity of Stitch. .
Perfection and Simplicity of ilachtnery. ,
Using both thread, directly from the spools. PALL TRADE.
No fastening of reams by hand and ;.o mote of ' -s- To ilit:iarrs and Country Storekeepers
WHOLESALE: DEPARTMENT CP STAIRS
thread.
.
Wide range of application without change of adjust. Desirable goods received daily from auction and mi>
meat., v me sale
The seam retain/las beauty and Orroness after wash. , Our stock of Feathers, Flowers, Sattn•, Silks, Tel
Mg and Ironing. . vets. Ribbons, Lams. Trimmings, Frill ses, Yankee
Beside* all kinds of work done by other Fewmg Ma- ' Notions. Valley Goods, etc . etc . is large nod cheap.
chines, these Machines execute the most beautiful: We cut lengths at piece prices.
sod permanent Embroidery and ornamental work. • Buy and sell for cash.
orTbc Highest Premiums at all the fairs and eght. I EDWARD RIDLEY &.• SON,
Milan, of the United Status and Europe, have been , 2.09, all, o 311 M Grand, and OIL its ,C, 70 Mien
awarded the Grover te Baker Hewing Machines, and S in g s.
the work dono by them, wherever exhibited in romps- , Corner store, fifth block sort from the Bowers.
titian. NEW YOltK CITY.
Fir The verr highest prize. THE CROSS OF THE ' SepLl3.-3 months.—.l, I.
LEGION OF HONOR, was conferred the represent-
'Hives of the Grover & Baker Hawing M a chines, at the
Exposition Buiveraelle, Parts, 1661, Thal attesting
their great superiority over all other Hewing Machines.
For sale b F. D. CHANDLER. Montrose
June 1. 1 yr
G ENTIN E WIZARD OIL!
For We bl BURMA & NICHOLri
Montrose, July 31, 18M-4w
1809. PHILADELPHIA 1869.
107 alai Imiskrodarls.
HOWELL & BOURICF.,
..11anufac.turers of
PAPEp HANGINGS & WINDOW SHADES,
Sales Room's, nor. Fourth & Market Ste.
PHILADELPHIA.
Factory, Con Twenty-third and Sansom Sts.
New Styled every day, of our own make.
Oct. 20—Jw10
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
TUE LATEST STYLES AND BEST QUALITIES
COMPETITION DEFIED 1
The uudwilitned would reepeetthlly be n to the
Minus of Meshoppm and TlClllity that has opened a
store deer the Depot with a splendid ersortauent of
Rawly Matto Clothing, Genre' FUrnishing Goods,
- Hag, asys, Glow, dation, dh de,
an °twilit% m pemoldit limit Biasing.
alriblembirtbs.paseav Icirorbdltung, near that*.
CMUIVICS-4931E ALL.
.101L 6 CCAIMOLL.
imAIMPFEN. Fs.. Oct A, 1869:44n•
F ALL AND WINTER FASHIONS
Mrs. 11. A. BINDER has Jrist arrived from Paris
and London with the latest designs, personally 'elect
ed foam the greatest novelticw ; also, .the moo eleg
ant Trimming s to he encored In Paris. Laces. Ribbons,
Velvets, Bridal Vella, Flower,. Finn Jewelry,and.Trlm
teed Paper Patterns. taxes and Cloak Making.
Exclusive agent for Mrs. St. Work'r celebrated *ram
for cattingladlns' dresses, segues, barques, etc.
N. W. corner of Eleventh and Cbcatnnt Streets,
Brut. 21, 1829.—Gm Philadelphia.
A LL RIGHT FOR 1869.
=EMI isTß:lir 33.117 R-R. IT 'X'
lain conotard. receipt of NEW GOODS., by wblcb bar
esedrtment le rendered more and more complete and
attractive for all Inn usual 1 / a rteries of trade Cur 1669.
ha Woo Dry Goods. New Groceries,
Neu. Ilecralicase, cord New Pieces, Icon, Medicine's,
A : Uinta, 011,4, Bolds ce Shoes, Wall Paper, Marrow Mader
Hats d. Cape, Buffalo Robes, Ladies Furs, Hoop
• atria, which will all be told en the
most favorable lame.
New 31111ord, Jan. ME.
STROUD di BROWN'S
Fire, Life, and Accident
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
11/XozaLtx - oess , „ 1="01..
CAPITAL REPRESENTED. over
Home insurance Co. of N. Y.. Capital and
Sarpin•,
Insurance Co. of North America, Phil's,
Capital and Surplus,
Frani.lin Flee Insurance Co., Phlia, Pa.,
CApital 000 Surplus,
Lycoming County Mutual Insurance Co.of
Manny, Pentia. Capital and surplus,
Farmer'. Mutual losumnce Co. York, Pa.,
Capital and &Dias,
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. 01
Hartford, Conn.. paying:6o per cent.
dividends to the &Neared.. The notes
given for half the premium is never to
be paid under any circumstances. be
policy will always be paid in full, and
thenotcagiven op. Capital.
American Lila Insurance Co., Philadel
phia, Capital.
Tmvelers'insurance Co. Hartford, Conn.,
Ineuring against all kinds of accidents
Capital.
Hartford Fire insurance Company. Hart
turd Conn Capital and Surplus.
Putnam Fire Insurance Co., Hartford. Ct.,
Capital.
Hartford Lire Roc% insurance Company.
Insurance on all hinds of Live Stock,
aeninet theft and death 'Corn any
canoe. Capital, $17.000.000 ,
All husino.s entrusted to our care will he al tend•
ad to nn fair term.., and all losses promptly ntljnsted ACKAWANNA & BLOOMSBURG
tir - offie.• tirrt door ea•t from Ranking Dirks of W. ; I
_J Railroad. On and after May 10, 1869, palaaitagarr
IL Cooper SI Cn.,Turnpite st. Montrose. Pa.
train, will roar as follons:
STROUD Et BROWN, Agi'nta. fi sOtJTII WAND.
tt. C. St - rroa. tag., Friendeville, Solicitor.
Ct.. 11. Sierra. 'Montrose, do Leave Scranton, 6:25
.•
Kingston, C.:23
1111.1.1stos NTROCD. CnAntra L. BROWN .• Bilport. S:SB
Montrose, S p 1. Din 9. •• Danville. 9:04
Arrive at Northumberland, 9:40
NORTH wAnto.
Nortbamberirnd, eao 4:41!
Danville. 614 . Oda
Rupert, G:2O St. „
Kingston, 9636 t. 13 8:40
Arrive at Neroulon. 10:40 a:00 Fri
Kingston. May to. DAVID T. BOUND, Supt.,
C. N. STODDARD
BIZOTITERS,
SOIZANTON, PA
HAILDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
BUILDER'S HARDWARE,
EINE RA IL. CO UNTERStNES T RA IL SPIKE,
RAILROAD S MINING SUPPLIES.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS. AXLES. SKEINS A XI ,
BOXES. BOLTS. NUTS and WASHERS
PLATED BANDS. MALLEABLE'
IRONS. HUBS. SPOKES.
FELLOEs. SEA T SPINDLES. BO ws.
ANTILS, VICES. STOCKS and DIES. BELLOWS
HAMMERS. sLEDOER. FILKS. &c.&c.
CIRCULAR AND .MILL SA WS. BELTING. PACKING
TACKLE lII.OrKS, PLASTER PARIS
CF.NI ENT. HAIR & GRINDSTONES
FRENCH WINDOW GLAS NE' S S
I.F.A
A THLES. & FINDINGS
F'TIRA SC
Scranton. March 24. 1:41.3. I y
different trrniiii - 171 . Farr
ATARSIIALL'S ELI XII:.
x ti DACII E —DYSPEPSI A —COSTIV ENER.
If rou troffer with Headache. try Marehaire Elixir,
and he convinced that although other remedice have
fallen to core you. [Mk will eive yon Metant and t'terni
anent relief If by aver excitement and fat Itfue your
nerves have heenme en weskened that headache ad
rnoulobee you that n0v1,011112 mom dvnttemiu• may
happen, ouch AS Paley, Dimncee of Sight, and nther
atatmm nervous affot :inn., then Nl,tr-hull". Elixir, ry
Orin! tone and strength to the •yotem. reetorea you to
perfect health. Whenever Root ahh h should be 111 ; tes.
ted remains In the stomach, canning pain and unenel
, nese for the want of that principle wltteh would render
" it erte at dlpertion. then by urine Marehaire Elia ir yen
will supply this deficiency and p. event Ile recnrrenee.
and en be radically cured of Dy•peictia. The ettounch
• bring tha• eleattred fr ni an nutteatthy In a hen/thy con
dition, cortlvenee and the other attendant disorders of
the bowela are of liecetteltr pre, enter!
Price of klarehall'e Rltxlr. $1 tray per hottie.
Depot, Call Market et. Philadelphia. M. MARSHALL
rt CU , Iltotte , •t•. Proprietors.
For tole in Montroneby
- hp . 7-Iy,tfd BURNS & „NICHOLS.
NHOOD 11011" LOST, HOW
A. T.l RESTuREII.
. .
Just poblished_a new edition of Dr. CcalsrerwelPa
Cielebrnted I:gamy on the radical cure (withont
medictne)ef spermatorthtea. or Seminal wenkness, In
voluntary Seminal Lasnes. Impotency. Mental and
Physical Inctritotty. Impediments to Mar loge. etc ;
Coxstarritott, EmLarsr. and Fits, Indnocd by
self indulgence or Ac on! extravagance.
r-z Price in sealed envelope (.1y n cents
The celebrated anchor, in this admirable r^. ay. clearly
'Vent tin tenterfrom a thirty years' soccessfbl practice.
• that the alarming 'con-ctinences of seltabtem may be
radically aired a stlinnt the dang. roan n.e of internal
, medicine or the unpile:W-4i of the knife 1 pointing out n
mode of cone at once simple. certain. and efrectnaL by
lOrau• of which every nu ff,rer. no matter ohmt his con
' dition may he, may care himself cheaply, privately, and
radically.
ori his Lectnre ebonld be In the hard. of every
ynoth and every int n in the land.
12 Bowery, NevrY rko, Poet office oßx 4,5,16
IEFOIVARD Amagoclation,Phlladelphio,Pa
Diseapee of the Zieraons.Setulnal.Urlnaryandaes
nalayatema—nen and rellabletreatment—ln Reportaot
the HOWARD ASSOCIATION. :lent toy ma Ilinacaled
attar envelopecfree of ells rya. Addrear U 11.1.1111
tiorowron. Howard APOOCIDIinn . e. t Sown Dthetre
Philadelphia. Pa. ,
I - ART) OIL, end n great earl e of 011..' for ACITI
AJNER`i. fnr enle by ABEL TURRICLL.
HATS' CAPS, & FURS
gate and Caps for Men and Boys' wear. Fars of all
grade*, at GUTTENBILIIII, ROMMISAC ot Co.'S
WOOLEN & KNIT GOGDS
• Ladies' Merino rndrr zarments, Hoods, nose.
Glovts Le. (kill.' Wrupprre and firsvrers. Scarfs
Jacituts, Gloves of nil sorts, in great variety, at
OCTTEMILIIO, Roes, c , & CO'S,
_,
NEW FIRM !
Ot Etneston. N. Y.. having bought en interest bt.tbe
More of S. R. SAYRE & BROS.. win be gild to see the
=
oof the old entl, and ninny new ones. wbene all
In oar line will be sold eery cheap for cash.
We are recetvfng an onnreally lama stock of the beat
Stoves In market, to which we call especial attention.
Also, Hardware and Cutlery, ninny articles of wbleh
we can Bell at t bargain.
T. SPORE & CO.'
Montrose, Nov. :1,1E49,-6
•
DRESS GOODS.
. ,
. ,
Black and enlaced Wen Silks, ink warp topllui.
Fiend& Merinos. Empress, Alp:lncas and Poplin Alpo.
cu. Cfctimea, rarmattas, Bombazines, Daalut sad
Motu& goods, fu all colors and qualitlec and In *Ma
varlet Tdr icty at Clatteabarg, Rosenbaum & co'.
Leer., Waverly June.
%lon E. R. W. 8.40 a. M.
Athena 862 "
Towanda 9.00 "
. Lar...11,111e 10.55 "
tdontser's fry 1052 "
Meshoppen 11.16 "
Behoopany 1143 "
Tunlenock 11.53 "
I...ra.B.Janc. 1256 p.m.
$60.000,000 Pit atom
Wilke* Barre 145 ••
White Barer. 3.49
Web Cheek 4.20 "
81.000,0.0 Allentown' 5.45 ••
Bethlehem 6 103
2.000.000 I Eaton 6.20 p 10.
Phllodelphla 8.25 •
2,600,000 Ar. of New 1 ort 0,15 "
UP TRAINS.
0 00 . 0 00 I.,eare New York 6.55 p. m.
700,0001, Pulladelphla 7.45 "
Eavton 11105 ."
llethleham 10 30
Allenttwn 10.45 "
51c . h Chunk 12.00 m.
White Han 1 p. m.
9.50 "
PittAton 3.10 "
L. &B. Jan. 3SI "
Tunk'noek 4.21
Mrhoopany 4.49 "
Mrshoppen 457 "
:skinner'. K. 5.13 "
Lacryvllle 5 . 18 "
Towanda 6.33 "
32,000,000 Athena 740 "
Ar. at Waverly
1700,000 i Junction, IL It. W. 7.10
_p3r to change nt ears bet‘leett . B9i . nylra and Now
11,0(10,000 1 1
1.000,000 ,
Wholesale 6. Ratan Mailers in
NAILS, SPIKES, SHOVELS, ;
T. SPORE & CO.,
gailroad tablto.
AWARE, LACKAWANNA;and
;STERN RAILROAD. Bummer Arrangefant,
180.
DE'
WE
slay 10,
TRAINS LEAVR se"
YARD. I EASTWARD.
Paannar , man Pampa
train. I STA77O:IB. I train. MAID.
A. DI. P. N. V. 111.
Now York*.... ....... lt
New Hampton.-- I 1.03
Munueka Chunk .... 12.40
Delaware —.DMA —.,. 1223 , n ll.OO Scranton 9.15 1,05 . D
12,13 I Nlcholeon.... ...... "
11.40
"
LOA llopbottom 1 7,0 8 6.13
1.401 Montrose 745 _4.13 a
2.10 1 New Milford CM 3.43
'
3.30 I °rent Bend 1 6,131 310
P. M I *Pool. of Liberty-M.l A.M, 'Oil k
E. A. HENRY, 1
General Pass. and Ticket ACME.
WES
ffiall
train.
A. IR.
8.00
11.15
12,09
1220
t 9,45
t , 4 , 51
o 5,13
6.31
656
I 6.15
aIPaL
T II VALLEY RAILROAD.
-A-4 On and after dept. 0, WM trains 'on
Valley Railroad will ran as follows:
DOWN TRAINS •
York. or hetwern Scranton and Philadelphia.
' Nov. 3, INV.
;TUE RAILWAY
14CO 311Ica Under one Danage.ment fa/Niles witlr
ma change of conches. Broad gange—donbha true:law
Cleveland, Toledo. Detroit, Chicago, ElibraSkeit. St.
Pant, Omaha. and all points West end Nottb•Witit.
161,inpfichl. Gallon. Urbana, Dayton, Cinclnnstl. lndlaaf
.p.. 1,. I no St. Louie, audlall points .West, aft
sootb-meet. New and improved coaches , are ran
thronet without change to Buffalo, Rochester, Clros.
land anal:lnch - meth
On and *er . 1 1Oonday. Nov. 15th:=48119. Trains W
h M
leave Greet Dend at the following hours *is:
555 A M. NAIL TRAIN, Sundaysexcepted.
11.58 A. n. EMIGRANT. Deily
1.15 r. a. WAY EREIGII T. Sunder, excepted.
4.18 r, a. DAY EXPRESS. Sunday except...l.
8 r. a. EXPRESS MAIL, Sunday. °sceptre!.
GOING EAST.
7.53 • x. CINCINNATI EXPRESS,-Mondays exesp.
trA
10 45 A. W Al' FREIGHT. Sundays excepted.
22. r x DAY EXPRESS, Sundays excepted.
ll 41 P. x NEW VOICE MAIL. oundays excepted.
II 00 r. x. LIGHTNING EXPRESS.
t's - ..k New end complete •• Pocket Thee Tads" Of
Passenger 'rrains on the Erie Railway and conned
Lines 114. recently hero published. and ran beprommed
On application to the Ticket Agent at the Company's
Offire.
Wll R. BARR. L. D. RUCKER,
Nor. 24 Geri'l Passemger Arent. Grail Sept.
15 GOLD WITCHES. $2O
TIIE ONLY GENUINE DOUBLE-EXTRA IWO=
CROIDE. MD WATCHES.
Ninnufactured by the OROIDE WATCLI COMPANY.
Are all of hest make. Renting ell•eT. eraTelTd4Al:lok tf
lArrikh ;look, like nne 601,1..ear0 like Gold. and its
qunl to the 'Sept 0..111 %%actin, lu make and finish;
with the heel. , nil Jew-led Detached seal Pataat Lac•
cera Eel ct Fine (t.cnt's and Ladies' ette)llf
each.
The Donble £xtr, Refined, Solid Orolde Gold, A Ita.
1, Fon Jeweled Levers, AI each.
Sent by Rzpr•. anywhere within the Uni.ed States,
at rev - Oar nt'aloes. playable on dellerg. lte
money ir matured In adernee, only satisfactory MU.
ranee that the order In made In rood faith. Any peck.
age may be opened and einriallied before Pahl for, 14
paying the Repress thatwes only.
Perv , nno can order by mall 'with asfety,. seat*.
money in advance. In a Itcuistercd letter, wad the irseig
will be rent as a lteglatered Package, prepaid, at Sas
rick.
Art Agent 'ending for stx watches- will textile*** ii
Int watch free—making 'cyst' $l5 watches ter PO, *
raven Mt watches for SIM.
Ele••ant Orultle Gold Chains of latest and isteit
not!) Ft) le.. for Ladles' and Gentleman's west. MIN
10 to 40 !oche, Imi,, at prim. of $2, $l.
eve' with watch. at low ~ft. wholes4e prices.
Onr Wniches ere nll mnde of the genuine, sethi3Ori
ide uuld, Hedned, are all perfectly emulated ead sefh
red. and yuarantemt by [no Company to ktm comet
time and pear and not tarnlsh. Slate the kind, thul lai
price of n arch required. and order only
_of
THE OHOIDE WATCH CO..
Ang. 28 —lm. 148 Fulton Street, Now Teolit:,!'
i i.MEILICAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
S. E. Cor. Fourth and Walnut: Sts;
ALEX. \VHILLIDIN, S. WILSON,
Pre.videut. 56C. &Treat.;
oßowr it OF THE AMP:RICAN-
DATE. NO. OF POLICIES. AMT. DISUSED.
I.ook
1141 4 2
15,511.01.1111
114,161),11011.14
IMO. Dee. 31
" "
The American Issues pollelea on all amicable Omni
at law• rater, and for accurtty and momptnean in meat.
10l losses I. oneorpaased 133 , any company In the URI C
led States.
ocercl of TrIASSOO I III6
110 N. JAMES POLLOCK. Tta•Gov. of Penn's. DtrictlP
ti.S Mint.
J EMIA TROMSO3, Pres. Penn. R. n., 1138 10 . 011
Third St.
GEMLUE NTOEST, Oeutletnan,, t residents, Illasnan•
town.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS, President Volt:tit raitiaal
• Sank.
PHILLIP R. MINGLE. Seed Merchant. 103 NnMt lt
LION. ALEX. 0. CATTELL. U. S. Senator, Elerctura•
37 North Water SI.
ISAAC lIAZIXIIUM r, Attotorp.M-Lair,,Soi, WOW
St.
.L. WEI Memtutot. 20and 21843101
HENRY K. SENNETT, Ucrettent,l4S South Insrl2 - 11L.
GEORGE W. HILL. Pre.tdeat Seventh Ikatiossl
JAM ES •.. CLAGUORX, Preshlent Commar,elM
Clonal ink.
JOO ANAMAKEIL Oak 1141 Making notse.C.lll:
corner Sixth awillarkel Sts., and MS a OS Cisme
Btrcct. •
STROUD (t. BROWN, Agent&
0ct.13 'At Itoutiesi:iti.
PIANOS AND ORGANS ,
price. greatly rednonidTheash. NewlOoteirio
Mum of firehelane makers In andsnwritirg .
Catenet Organ, for its and oprard. Snood.
struments from ISO to Wt. Monthly tortolloseotolor
calved, and hattrninezda tar MU Warenee: falVflit,
Broadway. B mrII:I7PIM
Ott. 30, IWO.
tei a. v.
11.25 "
119 p.m
t 2 '
LEIN
1105 Ili
• 1.45 p.
5.25 "
4.00"
4.110 "
6.43"
11611 "
"
"
8.15 "
iliiMEI