TheMontrose Democrat 25141131T.D Oi NINDAISTIDAT MOILSISO, AT Mownion 6UAQUILIIA2II4 Comers', PA, lII' ' Zt. Zt. 23.43 4 17171 Ca /rev tii Aiit7ll Dr ADVATrer-011 MI AT ENDO/PU.OI notes of Advertising. Threo-ftikrea Inch of space, or kis, make a equate One Kure, 3 weeks or lees. $l.OO ; 1 tan. $1.15; 3 ino. $41.6 1 ear. 13. .otio-datittico L, O; 1 mo y , $t O; S Eno. $8,50 ; emo. $12.00*, year, $llO.OO. 11100-qaaater eol„.1 mo. VIM ; 3 mo. $12.00 mo. t 3 ; It ar i 15). 1 ,colamn,tmo. $1.200; Clam $73.00 ; 6 me. FlS.ark pAydpeUXL. One cohman. 1 ma. 533.00: 3 ma. OE 30 ; 6 ota. 3 8 3. 6 0 liptar A 5100.0 k • Auditor's Notices, $153 ; Executors' and Admintatra tow Foggia. PAO. .I , UI cannamtertlon. or Dotted or fedlrldnal laEereat, 10 cta. wane. obituary ?toilets. 10 eta. per lino. Marriage and Death Notices free. MOS 1 1Pwants executed ucatly aad promptly at fall prises. Deeds, Mortgages, Note.. Justices', Constables Othool othe.t blankator Wis. • OFFICIAL DIBECTOUL COUNTY mune. irirafdint Judge—Ron. F. B. Streeter. Associate Judges—A. Baldwin, R. T. Ashley. Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts—J. Y. Shnemsker, WIWI', Recorder. d....—Jerome IL Lou..y Nattier Attorney—D. W. Searle. Treasularßenjamln Glidden. Sheriff—" Win. T. Mozley. Deputy Bhertll—id. B. Ilelmo. Sarmor--James W. Chapman. Connilialoners—Saml Bherct. J. T. EllisrPresertal Blade. Commtestonere Clerk—Wm. A. Crewmen. Jury Commiestoners—P. B. Streeter, is oeleto, Daniel Brewster, Wm. A. Crewmen. Auditors—Y. B. Chundler, Traey Hayden, 11.31.Joues. Coroner—Dr. C. C. Hulsey. OFFICERS OF AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Ws. H. Jessup,: President ; B. M. Jones. James Has son, Vice Presidents; Geo. A. Jessup, Correeponding Secretary; Henry C. Tyler, Recording Secretary; C. W. Oohs, Treasurer; R. R. Barrington, A. Baldwin, II U. Skinner, Executive Committee. MONTROSE & BRIDOEWATER ASYLUM. Elummtnta.--Johu Trumbull, W.L.Cox, S. Labgdon Traaacrcr—B. Thatcher. . Secretary—Bea). L. Balderin. Steward—David Martin Ethraldea—Dr. 3. D. Vail. DOROCOH OFFICERS it Gem. Connell—W. A. Crewmen. W. W . Watson, A. J. Gerritson, Wm. 11. Jessu C. M. Crandall, J. F. Shoemaker, D. Brewster, D. F. p, Austin, D. A. Daum. Constable--John C. Dowell. High Constable—Charles J. Whipple. School Dtkeetors—' tWm.ll.Jleasttp, J. tL DeWitt, W. W. Watson, B. Thatcher, D. F. Austin, C. C. Halsey. BILVISTSRS. rresbYtertan—Re.. davit; G. 11111ar lsoopal—Rev. IL A. Warrther. Boothe—Me. L. B. Ford. 3letbodiat—Rev. King Elwell. Catholic—Rev. J. Slattery. ASSOCIATIONS. Warren Chapter, No. 180, meets at Ma wonie MU on Thursday of each month on or before fall moon. Warren Lodge, No. SID, A: Y. M., meets at Masonic 1101 the first Wednesday of each month on or before fall moon, and the second Weductoday thermal, r. Montrose Lodge, No. 131.1. 0. ofo. P., meets at Odd Pillows Hall every Tuesday evening. St. John's Nneampment. No. 03. meets at Odd Fd lbwa Nall the 24 and 4th Friday melt mohth. Rebeceopegree Led o ?Co. 7. meets at Odd Fellows Gall the first and third Friday each month. Montrose Lain; I. 0. of O. T. matelot Good Temp tat Rail nary Monday evenieg. Goa, diametritam Temple of honor, No. In torct• at Good Tampion' Rah thedd Friday of cacti month. 1111ErITIES. —An Illinois candidate denounces the administration for "taking the tax off on , piatmers wot we don't use, and keepin' it on whisky, wot we do." —A new Irish association, under the name of Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, has been established at San Francisco. The name of Senator Casserly appear among the organizers. , —Ai the sirens affray in Dawson, Ga., in which Colonel Ames was killed, Mad. Frew, mother of the Albino children, was .severely wthindea. by a bullet through the hip. —The account in the Galveston News of the memorial services at that place in honor of General Lee is to be printed on white satin and forwarded to the Gener al's family. —There is a servant girl in Evansville, Ira., who works for the pure love of it.= She is sixieen years old, and Owns real Es tate worth 850,000. So reports a census mart&i. —A vessel in the British channel late lv picked np a live pig seven 'miles at sea, lie had evidently started for America.. mouse walking across a telegraph wire over Will street was sufficient to at: tract a large crowd of brokers lately, who cheered the plucky little Blondin. —The Brady House at Harrisburg has beanrchased by es-State Treasurer Kemal of Philadelphia, and- leased by ex-Speaker Davis and General Selfridge. —The Maria Antoinette slipper, high heel, square toe and jeweled buckle, is a great favorite. cThe paths of fashionable life will he more slippery now than ever before. —A boy bits' been locked np in the Troy kill for stealing an umbrella rained at 40 cents. Thisitem is important, in asmuch as it establishes the fact that it is a crime to steal an umbrella. --At the dedication of the methodist church in Girard, Erie county, the other day, $13,190 were subscribed to pay off the debt of the church. Dan Rice, the circus clown, paid 82,000. The whole country will - hear of that $2,000, in the ring,as a rich joke. —A wealthy old miser recently starved himself to death at Chicago . He had lived for years on rotten fruit, decayed vegotables and putrid meat and stale bread. His death finally resulted from strangulation and gangrene of the intes tines. —A scotch nobleman one day Tisited a lawyer at his office, in which at the time -there iras•a blazing fire, which led him to exclaim—" Mr. your offices as hot as hot as an oren.l "So it should be, my lord, as it is here I make my - bread." . —Two yoang hopefuls burled stones at the stained. glass windows of the Presby terian church at South Bend, Ind. Upon ,inquiry, they were found to be sunday school scholars,— good templarE9 and mothers of the church. Of _course their dads are pious deacons, and Radical lead ers. The windows were damaged to the amount of $550. narA few days ago, at a coal slope in Columbia county, a ear was started down, and when under full headway a man was seen to step deliberately upon the track. On came the descending car, as there was no stop or turn out, and "thug" into his capacious "bread-basket." and away he went some twenty feet like an overgrown bull-frog:When struck with ashinny. As soon as possible a party started to pick up the corpse; but imagine their surprise to hear him grunt out, as tuey gathered hinkupkurefally,"Sh-how me th' man't hit suer He was taken too depot, and when deposited, he hauled out a comfort er; a little , of which made him as pod .as new. —A young wife at Glenn's Pals, only fifteen years old, and only married three months, endeavored to commit suicide because her young husband couldn't sup. port her. —Mackerel, codfish and herring are sure to be cheap this winter. Prices most come down, as the fisheries have been ve ry successful, and large quantities are in market. —A Chinese woman, who had.commit ted a number of petty robberies among her mple at pan Bernardino, was seized iff . thetn, tied to a take, and burned to death. —Lewis Travis, colored, was arrested in Nashville... Tenn, on Saturday, as a fugitive from instice, he being accused of having committed at least a half dozen murders in the State of Georgia. —A good girl of the period : I want to be a toter, And with the voters stand ; The "man I go for" in my head, The ballot in my hand. —A cotemporary suggests that the cap ital removers, if they want to succeed in theitenterprise,should take lessons of the Grafton. bank burglars, who accomplished a Fatty heavy job of capital removing with neatness and celerity. r:4'An old farmer said to one of his sons "Boys don't yon ever speckelate, or wait fur sumthiu to turn np. You might just as well go and sit down on a stone in the middle of a medder, with a pail be twern your legs, and wait for a cow to back up to you to be milked." —A notification has been issued by the authorities of Jeddo to the effect that all children between the ages of eight and eighteen must attend the gervernment schools, established for their benefit. In ease of failure, their parents are to be dealt with for misdemeanor. In Mont rose such a law would work severely on the old folk. —One Doctor Duncan received a se vere injury from something in the shape of a cowskin, somewhere in tlie neighbor hood of Cincinnati " Where were yon hurt, doctor ?" asked a friend. " Was it near the vertabne ?" " No, no," said the disciple of Galen, " it was near the race course." —:The mother of a dry wields clerk locked him in his room on the morning of his wedding . day, °IA refused to let him out. The bride called around to hunt up her lord, and after a short parley thro . the key hole, gave him up as st - -" goner." The maternal authority was too strong to trifle with. Donht/m the old lady a re him a good birching before she leChim out. —A " personal" in a New York daily a week stated that " if John Smith, former ly of Philadelphia, will call at No.- 1 Blank street, he will hear of something to his advantage. John milled. There , was about 530 of him ; and he has been I calling at the rate of 47 per day ever since the "personal" appeared. A gentleman of San Francisco, who has been and is identified with the for warding of Chinese laborers to the south ern states, says that, the total number of Chinamen sent across the .-ontinent it now about 2,000. They arc engaged in railroad work and on rice, and cotton plantations, the wages being $26 to $3O per month, gold, boarding themselves, or $l6 to $lB, receiving rations. A few days ago a young man named Ward sustained accidental injuries which resulted in death. His funeral was. at tended by his mother, Mrs. Ellen Ward, of 79 North Fifth street, Williamsburg. who .exhibited the most intense grief throughout. Immediately after his burial his mother sank lifeless in the room from which his corpse had been removed. Not long since, while a Mississippi steamboat was taking on some live stock, among the lot was one large gray mule that refused to walk the staging. The mate sang out to a roustabout to "twist his tail, and he'd come." A Coroner't jury have decided that the man came Iris death "by obeying orders." —A love-stricken youth of Muscatine, lowa, recently asked the the object of hir affections to elope with him. The'young lady consented to do so on condition that he should pay her debt, which amounted to a considerable sum. He gave her tht money, but she failed to come to time at the hour appointed fur starting, and the poor fellow Is now very miserable indeed. gailroad Shut Eabits. • WARE, LACKAWANNA and STERN RAILROAD. Bummer Arrangement , 18(.9. D E RE Nay 10. TI ALMS LE4VI3 'MID. I EASTWARD. PaanngrMai' Pagano? train. I STATIONS. Itra in. train. A. SI. P. ra. P . m New Y0rke......... I 5.00 New Hampton.— 1.25 Manunka Chunk.... 12.40 Linkman:l, ... Dino ... 12= i GM Scranton 9.15 I 11,23 Nicholson 7.55 1 .(O !Unbolt= ^ .1 1 : I 1,40 Montrose 2.10 New 'Milford 0,54 i 2.070 I Groat Bend 1 5,M P.M •70.1 of Liberty-et. A.ll A.ll IL A. HENRY. nor IT General Pass. and Ticket Agent NMI train. stn[. Ti I 3112..%) CC .7 1 13 A. 11. a. 43 V 11; i 3.33 12 &US I. I P.M. 1 . EIIIGII VALLEY RAILROAD. 2..... On and after Sept. IS, 1809, trains on the Utile Valley Railroad will rim as follows : DOWI4 TRAINS. Leave Waver]) Junc tion IL R. W. 8.40 a. m. 8.10 a. tn. Athcns 13.51 '• 3/311 " Tnda 9.30 " 1.13 La owa narville 10.35 •' 1 2-19 p.m. skinner's Ey 10.37 " 2.27 Ileahoppen 11.18 " 3.00 " Ideboopany 11 1.1 " 3.3) -Twalenotk 1124 "4.45 •' . L. 21 41. Jane. 11.31 p .m. 7.15 Pltteton 1.15 •• -,.. 7,3 g Wilkes:Barre 145 " - ~.. 8.40 " White Haven LOS " " 11...% " • .31'ch Chtink 4.10 •• 1.65 " Allentoirg -6.15 a. - - . Bettdebena 0.00 " r T. 30 " " . -Easton 1130 p. m. ' .587 •' , Phlladelptda 8.15 " 1 An " ntliew Sorg 9.15 " 2010 " UP TRAINS, ~ Leave Unit fork' 6.55 p. la. . It-00 m. Pella&lphlll.43 " . 1.43 p. m. Easton - 1070 " , - 355 - lielblegain lUD - " *- 4.111 " Allcottwn 40.43 " - 430 " Nell ebnnk 1200 tn. 5.45 " White ala•n 1.21 p. sL 8.58 " Wilkes-8010 2.50 " 8.13 •• Pltuton , 3.10 " 8.10 " L. & a Jn0.41.10 .4 &45 " , ' Tank'noek 421 Neboopany 4.49 " iliestnnireen 457 " • - Skinner a R. 5.13 At. Unerring 518 " o ' Towanda GM ••• e - Athena 3.20 " M. at Wine; 4anedon,E. U. W. 7.33 •• - •• • Eiriao change of oars between Sevanton wad New Ttelr,or haw= acnkindo and PhiladeldWa. . Bug. 3,1859. .. TICRVAIID SANITAIITAID ASSOCI ATION, • Fortheitetlerend care alba Ening and Untattanateonu Principles of etwletleua Pfillenthrupy. berry' on %hornets or Yen:dined the Pales of die, in Mallon to Starrispesnd with - SWUM .14 for the einietert. bent tree. to reeled envelopes. add-- weete 1103 AEW APIOrIATION, Pcs orroSrTE TUZ COL'S? tiorer. ......• MONTROSE, PENN`A. 301 IN S. TAlllitiLL, Proprietor. Eight Stages leave this Homo daily. connecting with the D. LP & W., the Erie, and the Lehigh Valley Hall ways. [July il, DlVP—tf CALL -AT ROBINSON'S SOUTIIERN TIER P'XIII.NIT"CrPt.M EMPORIUM, 88 Washington Street, Binghamton, N. Y. Wile= you will find The Largest Stock, the Best Amortment, and the Lowest Prices of any house in the city. B.—All Goods sold warranted as reprmen tett. Blonlaannon, Aug. Q 4, 1870.—1 y HARDING .% HAYDEN, PRODUCE COMMISSION' MERCILUCTS IN BETTER!, CHEESE, EGGS, POE L. Tar, CAME, ace. 325 Washington Street. New York. Irving National Bank, New York. S. Hutchinson & Co., 115 & 11i Worth St. N. Roberts, Smith & Co., 62 White St. Wagner & Kellam, 76 Murray Strotd, Mulford & Spragne. 8,1 Chambers St. C I B. Williams & Co. 268 & 270 Canal St., " r ay 13, 1611)--tf r)ENTISTRY. C. A. SACKETT'S Dental ROOM!, New Milford, Pa. Particular attentton given to all operations on the nate cal tectb. Artificial Teeth inserted In all the varion• *tyles now• In use. Perfect satlafaction guarantied Come and ere me, and satisfy yourselves. Office henry. bonne:Leh day. Jan. 5. Islo.—ly 7,03 5.40 - 5.13 4.16 3 13 ALL RIGHT FOR 1870. SDNRY 3311:frilt.XTT leln conetant receipt of NSW GOODS, by cr bleb blr atoortmerst I• rendered more and more complete and tttractlre for all Me neon' varletlee of trade for 180. fn New Dry Goods, New Groceries, New Hardware, and New Stores, Iron, Nee/Wine", Paiute. Olts, Boots et Apes, Wall Paper, Madam Shades Hots& Caps, Intralo Robs*, Ladkn Fon. Hoop &Urfa, which will all be odd on the moat faroralds terms. New Milford, Jan.lB7o. PEBBLE SPECTACLES—nIPo com rano Spectacle*, o new supply, for *ale bi- Montrose, Nor. 10, ISO. ABEL TL NEW WALL PAPER, Just arrived. and selling rhea pby Moutrote, Aptil M. 1879. ABEL TTIMELL VIRE! EIRE! FIRE!—Your Louse 1 . may bnm next. Seek refuge et once, either In the AMPEIIII , . Sorority. N.Y., • - - - XlOOO,OOO 00 Manhattan. - • - • • lAco.oou 00 North American, • - • 8,1 =4 100 00 Llanoser, - • • • • ZOOM 00 Girard, Phiindelible, • • • 000.000 00 Enterprise,- • . . 600,000 CO Or Norwich, Enterprise. /. chartered May, MM. the oldest Stock Co., to Connecticut. All of the above are old established. Ent class Companies, sure. and reliable, Karim: been tried and proven. Lookout Agitate new wild cat com panies 'springing op all arm the country Jest to make money. Call or send your applications, and • I will see that you're fairly dealt with. lIENRY C. TYLER. Fire. Life and Accident Insurance Agent, 4<the odic° Of W. D. Lusk. Esq.., Montrose. February 1, 1.1411.-tf. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, MANSFIELD, 7700 A CO- PA. English and Classical eounies. Terms begin September 7th, December 12th, and March 27th. State'appropriations for students. Students ad mitted at any time. • Apply to. CHAS. Ii: VERRILL, A. M., Mansfield, Pm. gig. 31, 1870.-1 y CRUVIBS SWEPT UP BY RSV. T. DRWITT TALMADGE. the most popu lar preacher In America. Agents wanted evergwhere, inn le Ana female, to 5,11 thi. great work—is better than Mark Twain, and no trouble to Dell. Big Profit. , Send for terms and illustrated 12 page circular. loSV ANS. STODDART & CU., Publieher., No. 740 821.11. AMU St., Philadelphia. [Nov. Ifi-1 TING ET UP CLUBS, GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS. Partici. Inquire how ingot up clubr, Our answer 1., rem' (or Price Llrt, and a Club form will accompany It 'with full dlrecttoua—mating a lame saving to coma• morn and tcmuncratlre to Club organisers. • TILE GREAT AMERICAi TEA SI and 32 VBeEY STREET, P. 0. Ibu 1:41.2, NEW YORK, non 111-4 A WATCH FREE for even.body and IC") per day e sure. Business iighl nod honorablo. No OM en terprise. No humbug, Address ft. Monroe Kennedy, Pittsburgh. Pa. (nos. 16-4 w 13 O'CLOCK. I=l AGENTS WANTED FOR "LADIES OF THE WIIITE Standard and official Dieter, ankle. of every mistress of the President's Mansion from Washington to Grant. Sn perldr illustrated on steel. For circulars and term*. ad drves.U. S. Ptuustuko Co., New York. tuo.9-4 LIVE AGENTS WANTED FUR WOMEN OF NEW YORK, OR SOCIAL LIFE IN THE GREAT CITY. Wonderful developments. among the aristocracy. Nor th:Ll women expured. de dc. Price. sB.ta. The bent book to rell onmlnhed. Tue bent terms to A gentneTer cu. Addren., N. Y. Book Co.l4slsnan at N. Y. ittio4 $6O A WEER paid ocrnts. male or trine° n aese mannlsettlrlll bnnine n nt Immo. Nu eapti.ll required. Adart,,o NOVELTY Cn. Rico. Mo. 0.4 -- Salesmen W anted. Dtutinces honored - 4o No competition, liberal per given. S, W. KENNEDY. 88. Ittt Bt. Mira. (nosh--t IV A NTED—Agrots everywhere to ainvatt for John S. C. Atiltatt',. forthcoming book, Prirttia ANA me Flunco-Pnrctisa WAIL - A live subject fur a whir awake canvm,ser. Addrect A. IL RUSSELL Button, Matt. [noN9-.-1 FREE TO BOOK AGENTS. We will rend n 'handsome Prorprettes of oar New 11- !nitrated Family Bible to any Book Aticut. free of rhorge. Addreer NATIONAL Plattl, , lllNG to. , Philadel• phis. Pa. [nor. it—t $lO MADE FROIII 60 OEIVI'S. Rom rthing urgently needed by everybody. Call end ex amine. or wimples rout true for 50 rents that retail raptly for $lO. It. 1.. %You - err. not .9--t 181 Chatham Square, Neer York. 100,000 Agents Wanted For uon• Women CAN NIKE Money. And other bat Books In the market. Mclf.lararr s Mammal, Vara etierwat St Phil's. Onnv4 FARMER'S HELPER Shod how to dneble the prollta of the F.tR3I, and how tamers and their sone can each make $lOO per month In Wild,. Milli cope a will he mailed fn e to Perm. era. Send nun and tidilresa to ZIf.IGLEIL by. Philadelphia, t'e. boy 0-4 A GENTS WANTED FOR TEE A LIGHT OF THE WORLD Containing I , l..tetwood's LLe of Christ," and Lives of the apostle,. Evauge'irt's and Martyrs, Doddridge's F.videnres of Christi evity ," .• 111.107 of the Jenfs,•• by Sosephos ; •• Illetnry of all Dell glue Denomlna• lions," With treatlas and tables relating to ern nts eon neetod with Bible Ilistory, containing mann tine en gravings. The whole forming, a complete Treasury of Christian knowledge. W. FLIIITOIti S. Seventh St., Philadelphia. Onovl AGENTS Wasted tae (1. S. 'HARM:G. LIEN. L. II A Y ICS Mire Years Vn ere g Wilindens g Plains. Penl to Exciting an a Romance. new r.ett. c, allllOl . 0 riyrerrlrm,c on Iw. Lt.:* an.,,tt. th Bona., 1. unto. CC.—aleth, Indian Ouditicn. Legends Spurn. the. ILIION Acady, price very lon - Srlln in-t. will rm. - veil any look Intl, tient chapter, .119 plc rattocn, and tyrant tent tri,-e. $l,OOO to $2,000 Salary We Guarantee to Pay to I3OOK AGENTS of experience t or a Larger commie. 1 . 11111nlit,111:1 than IC oCrml I , any other Ptililkherti. Agent. on, making (ram f... 11 to se6l per o eek. enusaveing for In. new lllu trate,' Itimkc. We guarantee agenle a anion or a lame romnalreion, with a choice of two new and popolar books and exclneive territory. We offer a rare chance to noes, d< Moll or women to make money. Secure your agency din•rt from the publiehera. nor J. It. Br Rib 8 CO., Hartford. Conn. aGENTS WANTED—tr.I23 A MONTM by the A MERIC.A N KNrrIING MACMINE CO., BOSTON, MASS, or ST. LOUle. !opt. :11,-4m &GENTS W.A.VTAD am T b O .O * - 1 1ET . .L. LAW BOOK FOR BUSINESS MEN TIM BEST SERSCRIPTION 1300 K OUT, Address, 0. D, CASE CO,, lioarrrous Comw. Stilt 21,-7SSo WASTED— .CENTS, (S2O pt`r day) to [tell the celebrated 110 ME SIBITTLE SEWING MA. CHINE. 1100 the under-feed, makes the '• lock 'ditch" (alike on both aided.) and to fully Ile.m.Led. The boot and ehcape.t Sen tog Machfne In (h morket. Address .10IINSON, CLAIM k CO.. Poston, Mass.. Plttebursh Chicago, ILL, or St. Loole, Mo. Sept. 111,-3m, . - _ ... . ... a.... hoin.e., Ksi ma, st.; Pmf• Dan* .. ••.. . W. 4 61. einelansti. Ur and Dr. Warms at Maxis Lies. mak- o_o r es_ or _ . •11 In pi ei = = Itrr,t',.:,r VP el r 1 inedie S. sad with bat ILLS!: Ve V, CI INI 4 .- .m . E . Moved,d fibre 0 , e , ri and re. if taken 1 1,4 lif vs tisseltad on. net (111.1[12. Beware re art ed entre:lPa. fuser; ditir their re r" E. td.s MO. masts ordains ear ttl GP US ideas i i sae manta No Where bale deem I ...itEmm4 Nana other demeki ever b• wed. .t nimbus, mend far circular. WI. ea addreasas aterre. pt 21,- fl.l THE MAGIC EM l:rill chanceany ored hair or beard to a permanent titanic or brown. It contain - no poison. Any one can ure It. One rent by mall forth Addrers MAGIC COMB CC., Springfield, Mars, aug. Box. WM, 11.14E1VA RD'S GRAND TOUR of MEXICO Advvoturo and Slgtitaseelng fu " Oar Stater Republic." - To a work of rare merit. yprofnoely Illustrated. .oend for eircoltwo to Colombian Dwlt Company, ilaztford. Ct. ERIE RA ILW AY. I,lXlOntilett under one rounagemerit-BCO miler with ont chant; eof conch oft. Broad guatte, double trek mute to all points wog, norib.nog 'and troutivirnst. Now Std otprovod eo , tebe.o are run through witliont nhanae to itothowter, ltintralo, Dunkirk; Cleveland, and MO:t oad. On and after Monday... Tune 13.1570. Trains.Wlßleave Binghamton at the following hours, viz: GOINO WEST. 2:15 a.m. Nlott Exdress, (Mondays exeepted) 3:.11 a. in. lil•••ht Express, daily. MlO a. in. Mall Train. Sundays excepted, fur Buffalo and Dunkirk. V9l p. m. Emnra Accommodation, Sand ay excepted. Sys p. in. May Bxpres..bundayr excepted. • 7:15 p. m. Express Mall. Sundays excepted. p. tn. Way Pretht, bandit's excepted. 1 : 29 m. Endgtsnt Tialn, dolly fur the west. 00trAl MST. tt. in. Night EX reef, Sundays excepted, A. M. Cincinnati Expecah Manderb excepted, 1:51 p. m. Day %cep. einDadye excepted. LW a. ar iceommodatian Train. daily for Suaqtiehanca. 10:435. m Elinira3fall.Btandays excepted. 8e4.1 D. in. New York Mail, Sundays excepted, 11)11p. M. Lightning Ex pros. tally. teld C. to Way Preight,tiondaya excepted. ,BAGGAGE cLIEcEED Tunouott. nrA revised and complete " Pocket, Time Table" of Paseenger Trains ou the Erie Hallway and connoranag lines has recently been put:dialled. and can be bad ou ap- Oration to the Ticket Agent of the Company, L. D. ROCKER. WM. IL BARB, JnneGen') Supt. Gcn'l Pase'a Agt. TEA' Every kind of Tea to toarket,lnst arrteed,and for t , aIA at New York wholetafo rfm., Alao a flpeas sorunent of COFFEE. Buy of me and save rapreita charges, ABEL TUBLIELI, Montrose, Pa., Apr 1153.16111 DAUCHEY & CO. BEbDEL-TlieWhite:Clii)f A ❑. ril-nn.uu). Pit:MPficr, 40J Cheot n ut St. I . h fra. AGENTS WANTIED FOR FLOUR ! FLOtR ! Prom this day forward, we 4101 Flonr at retail at WHOLESALE PRICES We hang out no false.eolors, but mean Jost what we say, ~ „ . While making Flom a specialty, oar stock of FEED, VEAL, SALT, LINE CEMENT, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, (cr. Will be kept full and sold at very small profits. OARRATT 4k, SON. New Milford, March 2,1870.—11 y • BURNS & NICHOLS DRUGGISTS & A POTHECA RIES, Keep regularly Supplied with MiIDULTZOATZD Drama and liedlanes. Chemical... Dyo Staff,. Winer d Liquor.. Palma, Ws and :Varrhah. Perfhmery, Fancy Soaps, Yahkee Notions, dc. de. Fresh from New York Ctty. AN the most popular PATENT MEDICINES sold to fide section, among which may be found Ayre's and Jayne's Family lfedicinet. ernhold's Du dm, Schenck's Pa!motile Syrup and SCA Weed Tonle, Duponen's and Choeseman's Fe male Pills. liall's ...cm:orb Balsam, W Leh& rt's Pine Tree Cornia I, IloWs flair Renewer, Ring's Ambrosia, Kennedy's Med. Pail Discovery. lloodand's German Diners, Hostenter'• Stomach Bitters, , And many other kinds of real value ar.d merit. In fact our Stock ernbracesa fine no.ortmeut of everything flim sily kept In well regulated Drug Storm. rErpee.,ripilona receive particular attention, nod are carefully and promptly compounded. Store formerly occupied by J. Etheridoe A. Montrore. March z), 100. AMOS 311C110LM. NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS The vntiscribers are now receiving from New 'fork s new amid fresh stuck of GROCERIES &. PROVISIONS, which will be eold •1 • tow nnoro toe eseh. Among the noun:runs Intake may be found Flour, Haim, Drird lbuf, Smoked Halibut, Coil fish, Mackerel, dr. Tea', Coffee, Sagan, Rice, 3lnce, Worptervhire fiance Cerued Peaches. Pest?, Pine Apples, Sweet Corn, Toms toes, Quinces. snit Plums. Cocos, Patina, Extract Lemon, etc. one. All kinds of SPICES, Cltroo, Orange Peel, cte. CROCKERY GLASSWARE. A No I Chew lng and Smoking Tobacco, etc. All of which cm be warranted as drat clans good., Slui ebray. In addition to the Grocery trade, rre have purchased Geo. C. lint • News Mike. where von can And a gird velection of Stationery. Books. bally. Weekly and Monthly ?opera. Mapkaines. Books and morn not on hand will be'ordered and thrniaheri on abort notice with out extra charge. Special care given to orders. No trou ble to allow narrie—w, drop In and Pee lb, yourrrives. air - Goode delivered without 'extra charge. M. I. Wren. I C. M. Gana, WEBB a GEM& Moutroee, May 18, IMO. PT'lll3 WINES. We have Jan recelved an areortment of Lake and Mound Vincrtud WM...., from !deem*. NVlleen. Morrow dc Cheoberfin. sew York, width forearm...wand flavor they ear are nromrpnefted, and that pnechaarre ran rely upon th . elr purity—betna free from adulteratione of any kind. The trade mark of the firm appears upon every bottle. both on label and reed. BURNS & =DOLS. 1. Mantr,:oe, Feb. 8, 18113.—y CRANTON. k STEAM COFFEE 4: SPICE MILLS. All kinds of Pure Spices. C. W. KIRKPATRICK & Wholesale Dealers is TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, SIVSTAUD. CREAM TARTAR, &c. No. 517 Lackawanna Avenue, a few doors east of the Wyoming 110115 e.., We wind all our Spices and Coffee. Coffee roasted and ground to order, at the shortest no• tice, and as cheap as in any city. C. W. KIRKPATRICK, 11. S. SEARLE:. Scranton, Sept. 21, 1870.-2 m IWANSIOOD .• HOW LOST, ROW RaIiTORED. Anal published, a new edition of Du. Ccamoo wcu.'s CELZBUNTID F.SisAt on the radices/ eure" with. out tnedlelpareSrmuctroanncea, or Seminal Weak. nera Involuntary Seminal Losrea, lummxes', hiantal nod Physical Incapacity. Impedimenta lo Maass e, etc.:also. OonatlMPtion. XSIIcraY. and Pits, induced by tel Indulgence or sexual extravagance. IMF - Price. In awaded envelope, only a cants. The celebrated author, In Vita admirable essay, clear ly demonstrates from a thirty years' succeystal pmet- Ice. that the alarming consequences of seirabuse may radically cared without the dun' croon ore of internal tnedleine or the Application of the knife; by means of which every @offerer, no matter what his couditinn may be, mar cure himself cheaply. privately, and radica ll y. Vls^ - This Lecture should be in , the bands of every pouth end man In the land. . . . Hent. ander seat, in a plain envelope, to in address postpaid on oteeelpt et six cents, prism port stamps. Alva, Dr. Culvanvell's "Montage Guide," price 45 Address rho Publishers, CRAP. J, C. AGMS & CO., 112111nwers. Now York, Post Dales Box 4466. Aog. 31, I8:0.-1 trE.l l .:_- 7 , • .• Wells' Carbolic Tablets. An unfailing remedy for, all Monetfat Didleonine*. Coughs. Colds. lirmreenesa: Asthma:lllol ja. Donne of the Throat or Windpipe, and all Catarrhal dlscasec The'wonderfal modem dist:overt of Carbolic Acid. Is destined to become one of li/egrettest blessings lowan' kind in Its !application to &seams of She throat. and Its great emotive qualltiesin all albacttons Onto:Chart and Lungs. • - Dr. Wens' Carbolic Tablets besides the greet Remedial agent, .Carbolic Acid eon.. tains other tngfedients universally recommended, erhlch chemically combine, productagaTablet more Itlghly'Ae dicani and better adopted for diecssea of the throat (ban any preparation ever lactate offered to the public. - FOR .• COMBS "DI COLDS DR. WELL'S , : CARBOLIC TABLETS.' • SO rif ) MitiVri r t VO4-4 TO PHYSICIANS. *Tr Tam Anion 15th, 1888. Allow me to c tUyour attention to my Preparatlon of COMPOUND EXTRACT of BUCHU Tbo component parts aro Doan, Long Lent, Cnbcbs Juniper Bewins. Nova OD PIUtTADAVION,—Dzebn. In VDCDO Janiper Berries. by distillation. to term a floe gin. Babette ea. 'meted by displacement with spirits obtained from Juniper Berries : very little sugar is tted, and a small proportion of spirit. It to more palatable then any now to use. Machu, u prepared by Domlet& Is of a dark color. it lea plant that emit* its fragrance ; the action of e dame destroys this (Its active principle), leaving a dark andgiatinean doatct lon. Mine Is the color of in- Credlents. The Macho id my preparation predomin ates; the smallest quantity of the other ingredients are added. to prevent fermentation ; upon inspection. It will be found not to be a Tincture, as made In Pbar =coma. nor is its Syrup—and *tweeter., can he need In races where fever or fretiammatton exist. In thin yo a have the knowledge of the ingredients and the mode of preparation. Hoping that you will favor us with a triad baud that open los_pection - It will noneli with your approbation, With a feeling °react:ldeate. I am, very respaettallv„ 11. T 11)14MBOLD. Chemist end Druggist of 16 years eaperictuee. (Pram the largest giansitseterlog Chemists in the World.) 17ovasinna 4' 1.34. 7am acquainted with Me. IT. T. lielmbold ; he m ewled the mane Moro oppredte toy ;evidence. and wee wirer...fel In mandocilro r the buelnea. where other. bad not hr.-a equally ae before him. I have been favora bly imprersed with hi. character and entarpriee." WILLIAM WRIOWIM AN. . • Piro, of Power. It eightmno. Mann( worth.. Chemisto, Matti and Brown 15trcets, Ptilladur phi*. lIELNDOLLES FLUID EITT.ACT DIMIU for weakness arisinc from Indiscretion •The exhaust. ed powers of Mature ate accompanied by so ma n, alarming symptomo, among which.wlll be found I rs d I position to Exertion, LOPS °Memory, Waketnineas Heroic of Dine:are, or Ferehodings nt bet. ruirersal Lsaritade, Prostration. and inability to vb. tee Into the enjoynteut• of.oetety. The Osnatlintion, once affected with Ott-ode Weak nesv•reonires the atd ofMedicine to attengthen and in. signralethe, which lIELXDOLD'S ExTrAcrr BCCIIII Invariably deem. Trim treatment to submitted to, Con sumption or insanity ensues, Ileximailm's Titxto line:Lae, or !Memo. to affections , p . 7in o i n i a . r . tu i r ili t ill es, Is .. u , n ti l l: i m ed i i h n y o, n ii . : I T p n e i rx . ep o s ..- 1 Suppression el customary elalCsistiotif. nerratcd or Schlmr Ptate of tha Items, and 'AO complaints Inci dent to the sex, or the decline or change of Jftlmbolda E.rira,el Buclin and Improved Rati - WaAlt will rsdleally fremthersntemdiseasesart dag n di seames It ona haluts of dissipation-at 1111,0 expense, little or no change In diet, no In.nrenlenre or exposure: completely superseding those unpleasant and danger one remedies, Copalva and Mercury, in all these diseas es. rye Belmbold'alinta Bktmet of Mehl" In all di.ess re of there organs. whether existing In male or female. from whatever muse nrig!nntlng. and nn twitter"( how longstanding. It is pleasant in taste and odor. •• hn mediateMjn action, and more strengthening than any preparations of Bark or Iron. These autTeritic fmtn bro down or delicate coma, tutione, pruCilre ibu award/ at oucc. The reader =lift bore that, however slight mar be the attack of tho above diseases. It la eortam to of feet the bodily Ihwalth and tamttal powers. AU tias above diseases require the aid of a Diuretic. lIELMBOLIYB EXTRACT BUCHU Ti the Chest Meat Dtereite. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. Price, OM per Bottle-8 Bottles .0.30. Delivered to any address. Desaibe symptoms In all Commendations. Addreit 11. T. neramota. Deng and Chemical Warr-house, 6Dt Broadray, N. Y. ... ''.. r -'--.. =NMI are genuine malts' dnne ep Is steel eragrav td orniPPer,withfiaolinUeotmi Cb ° W" " le had alined 11.64210tD ,•••• A GREAT MEOICALMOOVNI Dr. wAmouva 4;1. 'VINE 6 GAR AITTERS — 4l -- Enn'tfieds_ - ptiri . (Alan_ p 1411 ell o iv PS ? go E s'au "P 1-:i 1 a ill Sr gib E' ; . .. 7 1 E. is! 'il cif gt. ~.• .43 Elf 0 2 e. * •..1 iie :1 1.1.1.0 iii Pit 2 i E P , - 5 or it MET ARE NOT A VILE 16 o i f as FANCY DRINK. P 4; rado ot roar linm, %Maker, P ro o f aplths cad Tterttoo Llocorrs . dottorcd,sp l ottl ma go.n, snot CI plcato the tag*, ettlod" Tonlcs,"" Appetit iniP " Ganotern." on.. -thnt tend lino tippler an to drunkenness and into, NOM, II MO Itceicinn, nano _ __ from the Ncevo roots and Ilertm Ct Collforcla, tyro Cocci ntl Alcoholic Stimulants. Thu aro M. GREAT BLOOM punrprza. and A 1.17721 GIVING PRINCIPLE a perfect Tenovater and Tar toralor of the System. carping oQ 1113 Vab"ms setter wed restoring the blood to a beattbreotollgon. Po pence can tate these Titters metorthcat to dint. Torrand remain long atrial. 15100 trill he even far= buturnble ease. provided the bones aro act destroyed by mineral poison or other meats, and the vital mg= vested beyond tho Far Indamaddary and Chronic Ithearan. it hod Goat, 1/yabibelne or Indigestion, 13111aua. Remittent and lideradidesd Venters Diseases of the Wood, I.lTer. Kidney., and Madder, there fattens Lave been most itnater-- fuL both, Illemermo era muted by litslntod Blood. whteh Is gerusully produced by derrmgconera echo Digestive Orgasm -- "irrt3PraglA - 1/11 - IMCESTION. real sae. Para In the .onfdcrs, C01:4;2u. ItglAncza of the Chad, Dlssencee, hour trettatiora of tho Stomach, Tad taste in tho Routh, Dillow Altarda. Tellalatlea of the heart, lutantastion of the Loa n gs. Pain la the --atillaginsg-ths-Slacielm.anda hundred other postal symptoms, IR the cgsnrbegsof Twin-ImM. They Invigorate the Stomach and stimulate taa nv pldaverand bowela,u - hith render these of emeguallmt agleam. la cleansing tact blood of all imtnerittcs, and Anysatnitta_life and Tier to the whole system. Pon sibs DISEASES, EraPtinra.Tdkr. ran Talcum, Blotches, Epots,Phriples. turanles,Bolls, boatles, aing-Worra, Ev-Iddlesd, Bove Eyes. Errair alas, Itch, Scores, Disc(llanitlons of the ELlD,Thautots and Dluases of the b=n„ of leaden= name or nature, are Uterally dug co and canted act of the totem to a short time by the use cf these Ilitscrs. One bottle to Inch eases will convince the scout Incredulous cf that? etuuttive effect Clcaraa tl3 VlCatc4.l3lood yin:nes-et you tir.ll Its la'parlt!cs buralig broingh iba aldninrimplca, trap- Ilona or Sorra ; akar= It wilan yon Mid It abstract." nod sladglbb in tea cans; elcanso It when It U (Jct. and TO [mints* nil tall Ton Chen. Soap too blood pare and the health or the adateni lard follow. PIN. TA PE and *taw AVOUNS, Inritag la Me argon of leo many thousands, aro cllactanlji destroy ed and rrinoTed. For toll dirccUona, road Cartfally the Greet.. arcanal coca bottio, printed v. lbs. Inn. raisc,ca—Er.gllall.Gianison, French and Spanbdi. J. V7-11..Mad, froprictor. It. 11. McDOSALD 0 CO.. ' Druggists egad Gm Agents. Erin Francisco. Cal. and 32 and 31 Canuacrso Strcet, Naar York. t 3 SOLD BT ALL 1)81 1 / 3 015T9 AND WALED& Oct. 5:1 - y ampete STROUD & DROWN'S Fire, Life, and Accident GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY, macazstrcaeic, ca.rrrAL rLEPRE.4 , TED. over Home I nsurance Co. of N. Y., capital and Surplus, insurance Co. of North Al2lCliCa, Capital and Sorplun. 2,000,000 Franklin Fire Insurance Co., Fiala, Pa., Capitol and tiorpion, Lycoming County Mutual Insurance Co.of Money, Penn'n, Capitol and surplus, Farmer's Mutual:near:ince Lo. York, in., Capital and Parplos, Connecticut if orual Life Insurance Co. of Hartford. Conn., paying to per cent. dividends to the matured.. 'f hr nova given for half the premium Is newer to. hr paid under any circurostunCeS„ he ,yol(cy a(11 abet) a ise.paid in full, and he notes given up. Capital, 11,000.000 American Lite Insurance Co., Pbtladel , phis. Capital. ' Traveleralosdrance Cn: Hartford. Conn., 1 nsoringagainst ail kinds of accidents Capital, Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Hart ford Conn . Capital nod Surplus. $2.003,000 Putnam Fire Insurance Co., Hartford, Ct., Capital, $71:10,000 Hartford Live Stock Insurance Company. Insurance on all kinds of Live Stock, against theft and d. 4111 110111 any cans°. Capita', $17,000,000 rir*Alihnsineiol entreated to on, tare trill be attend ed to on fair terms, and all losses , promptly adjusted. ratrefilce first door cast from Banking Office of W. H. Cooper tti Cl/.. Turnpike pt. Maatrose, Pa. STROI7D ft BROWN, Agents. M. C, Sorrow, sag., Fricndsville, tiolleitor. CHAS. 11. •,..XoDtrOte, do Thtt.cros Synnon, Cauu.aa L. Bacon!, Montrose, Pp 1, 1669. DOWN TOWN NEWS. MINER AND COATS, Main Street, 5 door• below Boyd's Corner. Montrose FLOUR, GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS. We aro constantly ree Istna I r d now base anband, afresh stock of Goode In our 111 e.whlch we wlllscli CHEAP ! CHk'AI 1 CHEAP ! fpr cal) or exam +go orprod[loe. GOOD TEAS, COFFEE, SUGAR, 1110L.ASSES, SPICES, PORE, FISH, LARD, HANS, DRIED FRUITS, CLOVER (C- TIMOTHY SEED, die Websve refitted and made additions to our Stork of Pall!. and are now ready to tot-ward Butter to the be, t commission houses in New York. tree of ehargo, and toskeliberaladveneements nn consignments. Call and examineour Stock before purchasing else where.andennwinre yourselves o ripe GOOD QUALITY Rs LOW PRICES C. G. MINER. - Montreso, April 16, IS6O FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT OF TFILLIAN 1 Slf/Tg. TAMS NOTICE: The extensive ffnmitora Establishment of William W. Smith, hating been refitted and greatly improved, the proprietor respect. folly announces to the citizens of Montrose and eicini. ty, that ho le constantly making and keeps on hand the lameet and heet asssortment of vomrpt. xriencrpLE to be found anywher thieshie of New York City, Desks, Divans, Towelracks, Lounges. Footstools &e. Center Card, Pier, Toilet. Dining. Kitchen and eztension tables. enema —Cane and Woodgcat !lockers, Cane, Flag and Worm:Neap of every Variety and style. Solasand Teton. taps, faurnished on shost Cane seat chairs resealed, SPRING .`BEDS. A lane amortMent-kheithest and best In the market Cane Beat Chairs. 7 am now enabled to nipple my Onshimern with a new anbrtantlalcape aeatehalr,of home manufactory: which will be found greatly superior to those formerly in market, and ye t are told at a less price. CANE-SEAT CE6IIRS RE.SEATED. gar !Coady made coffins on hand or famished at short notice. liens° slwrys In readiness if desired. - 1 employ none but careful andimperienced workmen Intend to do my work wo/l, VW sea it sis astAi be afforded. • WILLIAM 7 MontroaMFeb 78,:18130. PURE LIQUORS. ,• sutra NATIVE Galin db•Uktd strictly poniusgad • satiety or other Brandlettslading cherrydirsudi. Q/dor Bondy; Cc. Nearly the ager• sant k of Hum Maud Wu, old Bye and Boarbou Whiskey. AlaOholi Pare BA*, Ow Mao, ac...oonstsct. ost hand andlor gals Av.• -•-. • xua soma Dioatloaa BE LTv- 11.151 M df onr hoods, W. IL COATN $ 6 0. 000 .000 $+,000,010
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