1831. OriiTlTSt The Oak Democratic Paper In law quebaaea County. NOW IS TNE TIME TO arßscum. We offer the following terms , for Increasing badrogation in 1871 : One copy, all months, - - • $1 00 One copy, one year, - - - ' - 200 We will aend the DitrIOCIULT and the American Stock Journal one year for $2 50. The Dtwocitar and the Lady's Friend one year for $3 50; and other Periodicals In the same proportion. We will club the DErsocner to new subscri beta, on condition that the money invariably accompanies the order, on the following terms : 5 copies to one address, one year, cacti $1 75 10 " " -" " 150 25 185 A copy eentillettle one getting up the dab of trreniViee. Let tattetp tocircatotc the Duitoclua. Montrose:, Jan. 1, 1871 She 4inutroot @meat, E. B. HAWLEY, EDITOR MONT/10313. PEIIN9.Is WEIRCIDIDA Y. DEC. 28. DM. Vhe Gerrymander and our [blare. Below we copy from the Clearfield Re- With this number closes volume XXVII publican an exellent review of the recent of the Montrose DEIIOCIIAT, and also the speech of the lion. Willian A. Wallace, in first full volume during our connection Philadelphia, on the apportionment. Al with it, as editor and proprietor, and be- `though the special election which called fore the issue of another paper the old ' forth the speech of Mr. Wallace has result year of 1870 will have been severed by the 1 ed in a eplended victory to the democrats, scythe of Time ; and with all its joys and 1 the suggestions of the Republican in re sorrows, successes and failures, will be 1 gard to reform of the constitution are garnered among the many ripened sheaves i timely and fitting, and we,therefore,invite of the past. ' the attention of the reader to them : While we would pronounce the ensto- "We ; print this week the speech of Sen mary benediction, of wishing yon all a ator Wallace, delivered on Monday evening "Happy New Year," we cannot hope to I.lth inst.. in Philadelphia. to the people reap more happiness in the year to come, 'of the first senatoral district. It is an el ohe crowned with greater success, than hanstltvsrio argument,e, andoftheneed upon then at of energetic vass ln has attended our every effort during the , that ac t ion to elect Colonel Dechert to (lie sen eventful year that is just passing, except ate. No morepowerful reason can be by improving on its lessons. given why the d emocracy should carry The many old years that are passed arc that district than the facts and the figures in this speech. Tiler have evervth to us of vast import, as they have been given tug togain in so doing, and we justly add, furnishing as with beacon lights for our no g thing to lose. With the legislature and future life voyage, that, if heeded, mill en- . the governor against us, we will have a , able us to steer our bark of happiness en- , repetition of the infamy of 1864 and of tirely clear from the wrecking shoals up- the practical result shown by the . figures , of this speech. In a word,disfranchisemen t on which too many times it has been and outrage for us, and double representa strand4;. and whether it be a happy or I (kin for radicalism. With success in that a sorrowful year will depend wholly upon I election, we have the senate and will eon ourselves,in cultivating the proper desires 1 trot c lts organization, fbi and o be able torctlim and cimumscribing them with manly and man ment :f th e r swe. and s:,too h , in nest a 4 I TTrd to virtoons actions. It is our privilege to a constitutional convention, with one qOaff the fullest draughts of human hap- i branch of the legislature we will have pinessif we will, and the Present is the i our fast proportion of the delegates and only time teesecure it, as neither the Past . our just share of representation therein. That reform in many matters of state or Future is with us. government is imperatively necessary, Before entering upon another volume, , can scarcely be controverted ; the election wedge o wLit_n_fit iitne-4.--...ex.r0r ., '‘!"4 • - 77 - '7 --, 7 r -'" - -""----- - '"r---•-, n i be thankful thathe wasn't some one eles - s , without with pitch. a boy. 1 A Word to our Friend.. —Traveler :—Will this road talie, me I into the village, my lad ? Boy.—Yes, ter will if ye toorn round and go 'bother way. co LINTY OFFICEPS —After a wedding it was formerly a I Pretadeut Jritkr—Hon. F. B,3trecter. .culved in water I Associate Jadges—A. Baldwin. It. T. Ashley. custom to drink honey dis Shoemak er 1 1 ::rothzs r uhr sl e Cl r. erk of C e o r :rt e s TL l.r. oi for thirty dave—a moon's age ; hence the do District Attorney—D. W. Searle. origin of the y honey moon. , Treasurer-11=1u Ohddeti. —Mrs. Moddler never could, for the I 114:1 t t r y — Ze m ri -11% me life of her understand what a high church. ; u e....l l 'serrer, J. T. Ellis, Preserved man was, until she heard of a French ' minister being up in a balloon. Cummissinners' Clerk—Wm. A. Crossmon. Jury Commissirmers—F. B. Streeter, et offklo, Daniel —Mr.. Eel& is lecturing in Oregon, B-7.=.1v-Rit.L.73l"el7,"Tracy Hayssen, El.M.Jones. with a.riew to induce women to keep out I vorontr — Dr• of the wilds of politics, and brow4e only in quiet home pastures. —A young lady, upon one occasion. re quested her lover to define love. Well. said he, it is to me an inward impressibil ity and an ontward.all-over-ousness. —An Alabama editor itemizes his ad- vices froze East Tennessee as follows : Methodist meetings continue with in- I creased interest—ten convicts shipped to the penitentiary. —A good deal of the consolations of. fined in the world are übout as solacing as the assurance of the mail": to his wife as she fell into the river : You will find ground at the bottom, my dear. — . At a late fashionable wedding at a 1 , elute& in Newton, N. J., the bridal par- 1 ty being a little dilatory, the organist plated, "Eager to meet thee, love," and *gam, the lovers not-coming, he - sounded forth, "Robin's not here." —An East Tennessee woman stopped' a railroad train by waving a red flag, and • wanted to know of the enraged conduc tor if Rainy Kelvins Thompson, with a blue hat and red plume, was aboard. 'Con ductor ed,guaked to engineer, "go ahead— fast." , —Mrs. Atkinson, of Providence, thus Nuns her three year's experience of mar ried life : The first year my husband call ed me "my dear, the second year— " Mrs A. f and the third year " old sor reltop." This last I could not stand. rar"Jubus, what the debble you look ing ohnt,m3f - when I :read,Ale paperr" , "Go sway, , fellah 1 I can't read. u llgoliesal you's -, big'. nitf for dat." f'Dat ;det. , muffin ; cow's tOg nuff to catch 'mice;' but she can't do it:: , Kin akar , -4iea. Lees family have selected Col. Charles Marshall, his private secretary du riaj the war to prepare the memorial voltimo of MOM. . _ focal advertisers, if they Amite' to be ego , eommodated. We prefer to labor for our own town, and MOM . ?Merest* rather than for foreign eentions and strangere.— We do not wish any (MOW gire us an ad vertisement to accommodate us, for we I can fill our advertising columns with all we have room for, but they are the per eons who should feel obligated for the ac commodation, that they have County pa ns for a medium to greatly advance their business interests., We do not wish to 'monopolize, or advise any one to trans fer advertising from any of our cotempo mils, but wish to say, that 1,500 families reached by our paper and in the immedi ate vicinity where trade must come from, is of as muck importance as 1,50 f) by any other journal. Three hundred families who receive our paper at Montrose P. 0. are import ant customers to the business men of this' borough, as they are the parties from whom they receive support. The same may be said of every borough in the connty, and these are (most of them) fam ilies that are not reached by any other county paper. Business men of this county do not re ceive their patronage from Luzerne, Wayne, or Bradford, hence a circulation in those counties is of no importance to them. If large circulation alone is im portant in local advertising, the World or Tribnne would meet the end. We present these facts for the consider , ation of our business men, and if they choose to take advantage of our columns I it will be a pleasure to present .them to I the public. We ask a careful persusul of our Pros pectus in another column, and the ex ! tended co-operation of friends in circula ting' the Ds soccer. In conclusion we propose to spare no efforts on our part in main taining and improving * the DEMOCRAT, and we ask all our friends to assist us by • helping to increase its circulation. With many thanks for well timed favors, we hope to wish you all increased happiness in many years yet to come. 1871. E. IL. DAWILEIG OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OFFICERS OF AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Wro. H. Jessup...President; B.,3l.Janes,iames Ka. -on, Vire Presidents; Oto. A. Jessup. Corresponding Secretary; Hem C. Tyler, Recording Secretary; C. B. Gerr..Treo.nrer; H. H. Harrington, A. Baldwin, 11. 11. thinner, Executive Committee. MONTROSE & BRIDGEWATER ASTLBX. Marcrous.—John Trumbull, W.L.Coz, S..Laavian Tr.:sneerer—B. Thatcher. Secretary-8C3.1. L. Baldwin. steward—David Thirds. Physician—Dr. J. D. Vail. . .. . ... - ' • - - DOUOUGR-OPPICERS. . Barress-.C. N. Geri. , Connell—W. A. Crossmen. W. W. Watson. A_ .T. -- Gerritenn;Wter. H. Jamey, C, N. CrendsU, J. P. shoemaker , D. Dreastcr,D. Y.Anstist, U. A. Deans. Cd V. Bowen. —WO eta. Whipple. • , . nehooi D etra—Wm. H. Jessup, J. B. DeWitt, W. W. Watson, B. Thatcher. D. P. AnsUn, C. C. Balser. Presbyterian—Res. Jacob G. Miller. Eolsoopal—Rev. R. A. Warriocr. Baptist—Bev. L. B. Ford. Methodist-11er: King Elvall. EtnacrlES Ci 4 .• 71 9 07SiTto Clinpte.; keel?-fit Thursday of each mouth on or before full moon. • .IVacreadAnimertio.,TEl. A. T. 14, -*netts at Masonic MaltlibellreT ssedamiday of elchtroonth on orbefore full ammo, and the aeoond Wedueiday thereafter. Sinatra*. Lodge. No. 1.51„ I. O. of 0.1?., Meets at Odd Fellows 111.11 ever: Toottlai etehlttg• Ft. Jobes Enouispiasah No. 30.11fteets at Odd Fel lows Mal thead &Jidda Friday each mohth. nebinaDeSTen Erdte, No. T, motto at Odd Follows Gail the &stand third Friday oath mouth. Montrose tote. 1. 0. of 0. T. meets at Good Temp. tars Hell ovary moods, evening. Good Samerital Temple of 00 ..AO. TO meets at good TompLare timid Frida,T of sach*nctii TirE",*NOR3I.4I4 - SCHOOL, _ TA TS , • -_- , - - -ILA.tiareisk,llooA CO. PA. _ Engrudrintrebunteal -Terms begin -SepteMber Ws; December 12th, and Much 27th. State anpropriations:or-students. Students ad mitted at Any time: ,Aonle to t •-• •• CHAS IC VLIIRILL; - 1 itterwilvta, , - PwAng. • WM ' -l E i kkUY• • - - A New and lure supply. Montrose, Nov. 24. INZ. ABEL TVRILEI.2. off theft, for when wait it ever known in a representative body in Pecn sylvania that we did not outweigh them in the ability of our representation. The amendments, too, can be submitted separ ately, so that at the polls we can cast our united vote for certain 'propositions and against others, and here is the answer to very many of our cotemporaries who see in a convention the single idea of the negro. Were this and this all, we would be content with the existing condition, but many reforms have become a vital necessity, and we will be recreant to mil selves and to our mission longer to delay them. An -honest apportionment, constitu tional reform and the .administration of the government in accordance with the tenets of the democratic faith are the key notes to success, and will be the evidence of vitality in a harmonious, progressive and victorious democracy. CONGRESSIONAL SEMINARY. SENATE, Dec..l9o,—The House Joint Resolution to correct an error in the en rollment of the law in relation to the mode of drawing Grand and Petit jurors, passed. The House bill amendatory of the Revenue act of last session to remove ambiguity in the classification of sugars, was consit:ered and finally laid over. The resolution re lating to the printing of the Patent Office report,was discussed for several hours, and finally passed. At 2:45 P.N., the business of the morning hour was resumed and a number of bills wen: introduced and refer red. Mr. Williams made an ineffectual effort to get up his joint resolution for a Joint Committee to take charge of all Ocean Telegraph bills. Mr. Schurz's Amnesty resolution was referred to the 4 Committee on Disabilities. At 3;15 P.M., the Senate resumed consideration of the question of goverment liability for the appropriation of private property to public uses during the war, as presented by the bill for the relief of J. Milton Best, of Paducah, Ken tucky, for the destruction of his house by Federal troops during an attack made by the Confederates. Messrs. Bayard, Howe, Davis and Pratt advocated the measure, and Messrs, Howard, Chandler and Sher man opposed it. Pending a motion to postpone, the Senate at 4 P.M. went into Executive session, and soon after adjourn ed. llonsE—ln the House a large number' . of bills were introduced and referred. Mr. Kellogofferd a joint resolution instructing the Committee on Ways and Means to hi quire into the expediency of the immediate repeal of the income tax. The Ijouse re fused to second the question by a vote of 64 to 71, and the resolution went over. The Postofficc Appropriation bill was re ported. It appropriates *26,161,698. Mr. Jones offerd preamble and resolution set ting forth that, as the right of secession was from the beginning debatable and the right of revolution affirmed in the Declara tion of Independence, it was the duty of Congress to grant a free and unqnalitied amnesty for all rolitical offenses; rejected, yeas 14, naysl42, several Democrats voting in the negative. Mr. Cox asked unanimous consent to offer the same resolution with out the preamble. but Mr. Jones objected. A bill appropriating 830,000 for the re moval of the Apache Indians from New Mexico and Arizona to a reservation pass ed. A bill giving soldiers of the war of 1812 and of the Mexican war a right to enter under the homestead law. 160 acres of land, passed. At 3 P. M., the house went into Committee of the Whole on the Pension Appropriation bill. The bill was passed. Mr. Conner, ofTexas, made a per sonal explanation. Branching out on to the Rtihj,ct of revenue reform, Mr. Dawes objected to his continuing. The House again went into Committee of the Whole, and took up the Legislative, Executive and Judical Appropriation bill. It appro priates 818,635,480. At 4:30 the Com mittee rose and the House adjourned. SENATE Dee 20th.-31r. Sherman pre sentee a bill to authorize the issue of 8300,- 000,000 additional 6ve per cent. bonds. authorized by the funding act of last ses sion; objection being made, it went over. Mr. Morton moved to take np tb Lion for the appointment of a cot to visit San Domingo. This mt discussed till the expintfion'otti ing hour. A motion to proceed 1 s-Domingo business was carrit want all. ,_Mr. Sumner was awl age in the crit0ttx......... rare to the Western World. A magnint A Preminm Steel Entsraving is sent . o each subscriber. Prom $1 to $lO car s om pil m l. i m ion e i n l lo n w e e d ve . n S e n d sAta lmperal for Imam and Prize Circular. Address JAMES It. ELLIOT. Boston. 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Profusely illustrated and bonotilblly board. lt shows how poor blind made gto.ooo/xoo ; bow a poor bolt blind tailor be. came a great banker, O butcher's apprenvice the wealth, lastman in a America. an unknawn mechanic et million sire in seven ears. with 111/07 more such examples; however:o% talent. and patient industty have always met with •nacres when properly exryted ; how mousy esti be wide honestly and without sacrifice of princi ple, Scud for Circular, etc and notice my extra teems GEO. MACLEAN, D 9 rameom flt„ PhiladelphLs. I Nor M-4w Athe oivrs WANTED—fS222 A MONTB) by t A MEP.ICAN KNIT? C A MACIIINB CO., BOSTON. I.IA.AS, or ST. LOVIS. Svpt, 21, —3m A GENTS WANTED TO — SELL' Chmmberlln'• LAW BOOK FOR BUSINESS MEN VIE BEST SUBSCRIPTION BOOK OUT,. Address. O. D, CASE & CU„ ilArrronD CONN. A , pt =l,-3m WANTED—ACENTS. per devil to cell the etlobrated HOME tiIIUTTLE ~EICING MA CHINE. lias the tinder-teoe‘ makes the '• lock stitch" (alike on both isideso and te fully Ilemeett. Tho best sod cheato t iteseing Machine la the market. Address 3011 MA" I.LAUZ A. CO.. Boston, Maes.. Plttebargh Pa., Chicago, 111., or tit. Louie, Mo. bept. •• - : .1. " • • -3 . i • ,r,r, , T. Casa> as :We, 931 dash W. 4 Ptalt. Dal., .:: W. dth et.. Cisdnastf. 0., asul Dr. Guam, e. Mulatto. . .o sok- tag \ ego: • A A = 05 toi (A bi t tilir lmlb •or matt; 102. lei VI Z. .4 i . 1 1'4 sad with but WIN 74 lit 0 paz Eva, root and aim Is 13 _ tailed awl am& If tam to .4 la Vo tkootouletor sot ertotoo. &wart ti" 0 116 ottoopeoPtor ont with their wir lova; trial. aititto &tali oat liA V 1:11 wirsztlas• ods, Ni ethos hero ohms tiordmitt Nese absr dada mite "ANL For .• , . fin4 for cfrouln• eel. wading.= librni. • pt 21,-301 olence. Mr. Stunner denied the s General Grant had made that he lok Executive session and' on his Wei _ tour, disparaged the President. A unit. ~ of important bills were introduced , referred. A long debate occurred all the order of business. Finally the act on Mr. Morton's resolution, atithori the President to send an investiga TO" PHYSICIANS. commission to San Domingo, was resin. ed. Mr. Bayard, in along and able argt ment, opposed it. Mr. Sunnier follower in a speech reviewing the whole Domini can question , severely criticising the course of the administration. General -'. Babcook. - who conducted the private an nexation negotiations, signing himeel , " Aid-de-Camp to General Ulysses ' I Grant, President of the United States of Amerim,',eame in for a share of the Seri-) atoes sharp words. Upon the conclusion of Mr. Sumner's speech. the House bill,' correcting au ambiguity in the revent law relating to sugar, was taken up., ' Cusserly submitted an amendmentse ing the income tax; rejected, °: nays, 48. The bill was then „4sing and at 4:40 P. M., the Senate to the evening session, Mri;: u ß tro u " se, Pa. to Mr. Sumner. ROUSE.—In the V egmph bill, was, ted. Mr. Stile NCY FURS. and had read nel J. Ran JOHN FAREIRA, ic ,. of Cu!. Dec 718 Arch St., ate. On M . Middle of the Block. be seconding th tl"":„`,„ h t iV id B jh "°. Amnesty bill PRILADELPRIA, further censideVr e r.`," r t i, ° 2ll=`,;.l ed to January - , l l ral iT A rlsCY FURS Lions ins tructing 7 , Ladles' and Chlldrens' ed. The Ohio con,. i n e w i g r r g ' ed , rem 0 , 1 . Eggleston, Radical, taftmnrovea my old °end, was decided inl rs ,,,, b ,„ lY ,, d k iT,U,L,". the sittin" member. ~:'err lar g e and Territorial Penitent ittriC.Tt l ee o ui f Zie bill for the relief of inhalid,Z,nr,„„t„ 4 and towns on lands obitiftat.....t. Great and Little Osage ITV' „ I ,;:r ec t: sas. Mr. Jones made a perk ivo Doe tion in regard to the umnest lie iutroduced a few days Bp:Ste/Phi& that he had always opposed so " bill passed, extending to aliens -, the navy, the same right of natur. as is provided for aliens serving army. The death of William Sm , s. Represutative from lowa, was au and appropriate eulogies prono ter which the House adjourned SENATE.—Dec. 22.—At six .nD, terday, the. Senate, which hat session all night, passed, by a to 9, the -rosohissort iritniducii" mat Morton, providing for the appe, offee a Commission to gi o to San DO A no _ investigate affairs in counectio project of annexation. The FICK, adjourned. Upon reassemi the Senate went into Exe/ At one o'clock the doors m the House bill relieving c*/ Virginia from political, taken up. Mr. Trumbi amendment, and udvol bill reported last Bess? and Boreman explatir which the bill walf was received fp, cs„, "FITS." the death of representative by Mr. Hariar customary rong known in Bingham jon riled untilLi c l t a i r on C o u r tt e e o rs t; and to HOUSE. —Tthip with E. F. I ,l i t e r s 3 Y . : rnittee of the hey are now prepared [he Presidentlyina apparel of all kinds, Amnesty queelshiP surior to any Jonea. - Portek" en of country -We At 2:30 P. 51) Jarman . 4, 18"s'ATISIFACTION it wit th e tt• -• A Sark,.. • ! mo reari rner, Public A n e. N. Y:, bc - cami 3 b eatt dr a n T D. TAYLOR, their intended E. F. NEWCOMB. mated. He th 1870.—tf. the deceased, • his senior, be happily unti! sold at Dry Goode, Trimmings and Notion Stores. N. D.—Single Box Wirt* . 9 Boxes., assorted sires, Fs ete. Mailed free to toy part of the Dotted States upon receipt the money. [June 15,1870—Gmjw t LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN. Jest Published, in a Sealed Enrelope. Pelee Fife tents A Lertnre on the Nature. Treatment and Radical Cure of Sperrostorriicea, or Seminal Weaknens, Divol• • titulary Bmlssion•, Sexual Debility, and Impediments to Marriage. generally ; Nervonsuets, Consumption, Splieper and Fite; Nfental and Physical Incsmacity.re• I suiting from Sclf•Abuse, &r,—Dy ROBEItT J. CUL VERWELL, D.. Au how of the "Green Book," C. ld The worrcnowned author, In thicadmirnble Lect ore. clearly proven from•his own experience that the useful consequences of &If Abuse navy be earl:tally re. r moved without medicines. and without dangerous cur, leel operatiOna, bougien, internments. ring., or cor• dials, pointing out a triode of cure at once certain and Mint-teal by which every sufferer. no matter whet his condition may be. may CUR himself cheaply. pelvatriv, and radical. T11:8 Tel 1111$ WILL PRO% 15 A BOCN TO THOCSANDB AND THOUSANDS. tent under mini. to any ddreas, in a plan sealed in se on the receipt of Mx seem. Or two pottage Guide," stan.ps. Also, Dr. CulverwelPs "Marriage price 25 Cents. Address the Puhlishern CHAS. .1. C. NUNS & CO. 127 Bowery. New Tork,Pott Office Box 4,586 —Dec.l4. DENTIS'PRY . C. A. SACKETT'S Dental Rooms, New Milford, ra Particular attenVon given In eII OPe'ail° ^l on the uatu nil teeth. rtifi use. cial Teeth Inserted In all the various non , In Perfect satisfaction guarantied told!. Como and see me, and utisfy yourselves. Unice hour*. hours each day. Jan. 8, 1870 —ly °red hair or beard to TIIII .COMBLpem.---` 4 .Len:coat:yatcake:no l- sr no polmon. Any °ocean use IL Oae gent by mall for $l. Addrrps meow COMB CC- SPringneid. 343 ' 1 . anz. 31-1 m • PURE LIQUORS. ssurs NATIVE GRAPE BRANDY,. ithrtMed atrial,' pare : and a Valiety otherßmodtes, theluding Cherry Brandy. Cider Brandy. ed. - NeerlY AU the differ' oatrakbacisoltaat—kloEsad.Citn. old Bp; and Bourbon Whiskey. Alcohol. Pure Spirit, Bay Bual, ite, =Anna , ly an bandana for sale by ABEL TITBEELL. Montrose, March 24th,1M3. • LIME! LIXE,I We keell constantly on band a fresh supply of Binghamton Lime, for tale at low- prices. . TIFFANY & CRAMER. Montrose.Depot. Nov. 23, 1870.-4 Allow me to e tllyourattenlion to my ?restoration of COMPOUND EXTRACT of BUCHL" The component parts are Socha, Long Leaf, Cunene Juniper Burls.. Mons or Pasr•naytow,—Buchn. to vino° Juniper &riles, by distillation, to form • dne gin. Cube,. eo. trotted by displacement with spirits obtained from Juniper Berries ; very little sugar Is used, and a small proportion of spirit. It Is more palatable than any now to usu. Borba, as prepared by Drugglets. Is of a dark color. It is a plent that emits it. fragrance ; the action of a flame destroys thin tits Active principle), leaving a dark and glutlnons dococti.n. Mine is the color ofin gredlonts. The Buchu In my preparation predomin ate.; the smallest quantity of the other Ingredienta are added, to prevent ferturmation ; upon Inspection. It will be found not In be a 'I facture, as made in Mar mamma,. nor Is it a Syrup—and therefore can he used in cases whera fever or Inflammation exist. In thin y o n have the knowledge of the Ingredients and the mode of preparation. Hoping that you will favor o■ with a trialJand That upon Inspection it will meet with your approbation, With a feeling of confidence. (From the largest Mansinetertng Chemists to the World.) .„ Rovewana 195 1 . 1 am acquainted with Mr H, T. Heirobold ; he oc cupied the Drug Store nprmalte my residence. and woe suerst”ful In conduettru the boldness where other. had not been eqoally an before him. f have been favora bly Impressed with his character end entarprlte." WILLIAM WICIOHTM AN. Firm of Powers & K elghtman, Mena...taring Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadel phia. for wenkneee arising from inaircretion The exlinturt• ed p wets of Nature Wl.lOl ate arm on:Ft ruled h) 3.1 - In n 7 alarming symptoms, among which writ W. funud nv dr•position to Exertion, Lo••ofildemory, Waiteruine•• Flersor of Disease, or Forebodings of Evil—lo fact, Universal Las.itnde. Prostration, and inability to sh ter into the enjoyments orsociety. The Constitution, once affected with Or genie Weak nees•requires the aid of Medicine to strengthen and in eigorate the, hich 1 end-the-taste- Inca riablv dere. If no treatment is submitted to, Con sumption-or Insanity ensure. liatainottp's FLVID EXTILACTOT Beene. In affections peculiar to Females, In unequalled by any other preps, entice. as to Chlurosts, or Retention, Painfulness or Stiporessoin colltotnary cyan:lotions. Ulcerated or ScIUP :state of the tlt , erne, and ;or! complai tits Inc I der t to the sem, or the decline or change of life. HAIR CURLERS INDIOTEYI•DLE ♦DTICLE ►OE TDE LADIES. [Patented July9tb 11867 Ifelinbald's Extract Buchu and Improcerl tie Curler la the most perfect vention ever offered to the Odic. It to easily operated. tat in appearance, and will tt Injure the h• Ir. as there is beat reqnired, and no metal c snbstaneo used to runt or eak the hair. 3f/outlawed:only, and for to b iIcMILLAS & CO. ari gill radically exterminate from the system dlseseee sing from habits of diselpatlon. et litt.e expcnre, little or no change in diet, no Inconvenienre or expueurr : crimplctely superseding those onplmtvent and d.angae er one remedies, Copaira and Mercury, In all these Mcr rse elmfinid's Plaid Hairnet of llnchn in all di...kn ee of these organs, whether existing In male or. fernnie, from whatever astute originating, and no matter of how longstanding. It is pleasant in tante and odo , • itn• mediate . ' in action, and more strengthening than suy preparations 'of Bark or Iron. o. GI, North Front Street, Pa ILA DLLPIII rA. teflon', Those 'off p ering f therom broken et do nce own or delicate conati procure remedy . The reader tenet be aware that. however flight ly be the attack of the above dloce.ea, it IC certaitt to m feet the the bodily health and mantel powers. All the above discuses require the side( a Diuretic. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Nrw Yoax, Await 15tb,1803. I am, very respectfully, T 111r.E..1100LD, Chemist aud Druggist a(l6 years expericuce LIZI.MBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT 111:1_11U . ss.r_4A,vey. lIEL.3II3OGD'S EXTILIC'T BUCHU Rose Wash la the Great Dleat Mardi& SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. PAee r 111.25*rBottle-6 Bottles $0.50. r Delivered to any address. Describe symptoms In all comdinuleationo. Addreas 11. T. lIILTAIBOLD. Drug and Cbenstral Warchoose, SO4Broadway, N. T. ti'Nana ore genuine oaten done op In gee) er,gtnv ed irnapper.wilktes4lialle clay Chemical Warehouse cud signed June 1, 18111.-Iy. H. T. anmuoLD CONGRESS. WA TER, at TUTIRELL'S A GHAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY Dr. WAI.E.E.S'S C.:LEM:WM VINEGAR BITTERS 14 Hundreds of Thousands F, A - j C ..., .-- tgracare`ggcr;°'''' 11 . 4 FE.4 WHAT ARE THEY? o r.t 4 .;;?, if. - 8 '''' E P.,e t 'a g ' 4 * 2 1.. - e'', , E.' bBl 2 :Zg? :IA r - i. ,q . - 4.• ` : F CO 2 . 2. 0.,4 F.. Qg F. P. 2 g g, . 0 X. tit a crag THEY ARE NOT A VILE se! I Ee. FAN . C V DRINK, != of Poor Item, Whisker. Proof Spirits and Borneo Liquors doctored.gplced nod outtie end to pleas° the taste, called order," '• Appetio. ens," P. restorers." ac., that lead the Cophr en to drunkenness and ruin, but ran a erne bledletne, mato from tho Native roots and 'Serbs of Cal:foredo. Crco from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They ore tho GREAT BLOOD PERIFIr.It nod A LIFE GIVINt.7 PRINCIPLE a perfect I:.enot at,r end Invigorator of the System, earrylog off r.:l pon,onous matter and restoring the tlood to a beeltLy coat:it:co. No person can take these MCA cecordh—; to Chen. Doe sal remota long unwell. 8100 v'i'be given for an Incurable ease. provided the bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other meats, and tho vital t.rzana carted bay or..d the point of reoatr. For Intl/atm:manor and Chronic thenten. tism nod Goat, llynnernin. or Itemit tent nod lot ermit tent revert, DISMISCII of the Mood, Liver, Ritincyn, end Bladder, tame° 131tters tare been moct smear., tub boob Diseanes ere camcd by VIE Inted -Mood. whlch 1. generully prodaced by teraegur.c,t of the DignstivoOrnntin• DYSPEPSIA OR. INDIGESTION, 1=.4 ache, Plan in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tici.tuths of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructstiohs of the Etomoch, Dad mate la the Mouth, D.llous Attatkr, of the Bonet, IthLormuntion of the Lungs, ram in tho regions of the E. idneys, undohundred other pc..ufzl symptoms, zoo the °Morley, of Dyspepsia. They lortgorato tho Stomach and stlmulzi, the r pill liver and bowels, which render them of anew:La:lA efficacy In cleansing the Llood of all Impurities, ant Imparting new Ilfc sr-.1 rigor to tho wholo system. FOR SKIN DISEASES. Eroptioaa, Tott:r. Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots. rhogica rustelcs, Doll., cur. Illmelea, Ding-Worms, Sore ryca. ErTri-- du, Itch. Bonds, Dtscdtaratiors of tho Elio, Qualcra sad Diseases of the of u - hatovcr carr..o cr ccturc, are literally dog up cud curried out of the system In tt short Woo by the us:" of those Ditterr.. Ono bottle to mach cases mill conviacc Lao =Let Incrcdulaus cf t:/t:r curative effect. • Cleanse the Vitiated Blood Trlltrxrcr you Cr:. Its Imparitien bursting 'tough the ol—o Ampler, Lrop (IOTA or Sores; tisanes it x; Ate y,u and sluggish La the reins; eltans2. it v.... nit to f and your feelings will tell 5-5 when. p the blood pure and the health of the systtrl PIN, TAPE sod other ROAMS, ill - tang In the aystrut of so many thousands. are efectually destro;-• ad and removed. For fall directions, rued carcroPy the circular aror.nd each boClc, piloted In four Ic.r.- guagai—English,Gcrtnan, French and Bpan/sh. J. WALKER, Proprietor. P. H. DfrDONALD C CO.. Dregslets and G. Agents. Ben Francisco, C.l sml ICI and 4 Commcrco Btrecc, New Yoe:. rfr SOLD DT ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAL LB Oct. 2G - y ampetc STROUD & BROWN'S Fire, Life, and Accident GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCI 11.:Econtr c, a Home Inettrance Co of N. V. ( «IOW(' (u.d Snrplue, Insurance Co of North America, PLII•a Capital and Surplus, Franklin Fire In-.lnn,: CO., Pl,llll, Pa., Capital aol Sul plan, j.yoonsing l'onr. Mutual lusnrance Co.of t apit.•l Farmer'sMutuni:nsurance I a. Sot 6, 1 a., Capital and Surplus, Connecticut tilnitml Lit. Insurarce Co. of Hartford. Conn.. pnylng 'NI pre ernl. dividends to :he assured. The notes given for halt the premium is octet to be paid under any elrrom•tanCes. be policy will he paid in full, and LAie luem sacs Cu.,Phlladel. phia. Capllll, TraVolors • lnen ranee Co Hartford, Conn . Insuring against all kinds of accidents Capital. Hartford Fire Insurance Company. Ilart• ford Conn . Capital and ' , tiepins. $ 2.000,000 Putnam Fire Insurance Co., flartford. Ct. Capital. Cranford Live St not innarnerr Compar e. In•nranCe MI nll kinds of Lire Stock, acaln•t theft nod death rum any cause. Capital, erLoon.nnn Ilr-Allllnintne.• entrllated to nor care will or nti,nd• ed to on fair terms, and all losses arum :) adjusted PrTiMce first door rn-t from Ilank , t, ' , nice of W Cooper d Co.,Tnrnolko.t. ont ruse, 8 0 . STROUD BROWN, Av.entti I M. C. Fterrem. coo., Priendsvllle, Solicit or Cons 11. Sriru, .NlOl/11 - 01, Prnot . D, Montrose, fp I. IMP DOWN TOWN NEWS MINER ANO (.'0.1 7'.x, Main Street, b doors below flood's Corner. Montrone FLOUR, GROCERIES, AND PllO VISIONS. We are constantlr rec lying t rld now have unhand, a fresh stock of Goods In our 111 e which we v. nisei' CHEAP! CHFAI ! CHEAP ! for cash,or excha ge orproduce. CiUUD COF'F'EE, SUGAR, MOLASSES, SPICES, PORK, FISH, LARD, HAMS, DRIED FRUITS, CLOVER d• TIMOTHY SEED, dle We have refitted and made addltlone to our Stock n Pas. and arc now• ready to forward Batter to the he, I enmmlaelon bonen?. in New York. tree of charge, and Tonkel iberalad•anceaente nn comognmenta. Call and examine war Stock before purchasing el. where. •ndrnnvinre voor•elves of the GOOD QUALITY A: LOW PRICES of our Uoodu C. O. MINER Montrose, April 16.1860 F URNITURE EiTABLISILMENT OF WILLIAM . W. SMITH ruusa. TAKE NOTICE: The exten,iee ,o,nre I Estaltlishment of William W. sto reittlial and greatly Improved, the Color r.41.,t- ! fully illatiol2llCCe to the camel. s of Month. e .•••• • • L)I- 4 ty, that he to constantly making. anti keeps .tn :he largest•nd hest asasortment ~r FUR .L.IJ Z. "LT to be found any wher this side of New York City Desks, Divans. Towelracks, Lounges. Footstools Sc. I Center Card, Pier. Toilet. Dining. Kitchen and extension tables. Cifams —Cane and Woodseat Dockers, Cane, Flag and W00,11..1[11 of every variety and style. Sofasand Tete.a.tetes, farniahed on short notice.— Cane seat chairs resealed. s. BRING BEDS. A large assortment—cheapest and beet In the market Cane Seat, Chairs. lam now enabled to stipple my customers with a new inhstantialeane seat chair, ol'home rnannfaclnre. which wiltbe found greatly superior to thine formerly in market, and yet are sold at a less price. CANE-SEAT CHAIRS RE-SEATED. Fi' Ready matte coffins on band or fnrnished at short notice. Henrso alter ys In readiness If doslred. employ none but careful and experienced workmen, 1 Intendto do my work well, and sell It as low as can be afforded. WILLIAM W. SMITH. Montroae,Pab 180868. PEBBLE SPECTACLES—ahm com mon Epectades, it new vopply, for Mit by •Iliontrose, Nov. 10, 180. ABEL TO num.. lEWELBY DR: R. THAYER, ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Offers HP protePPlonal sereteem to the ettlrehli of Sutra and tuljoining counties: - Once at Mr - naattloga. rope, Pa, Special attention given to the treatment of Chronic Diseases. Those having Coiled td get relief from the treatment °rani:other Physicians are especially Intrltttd to give me* trial. Since my location in this ticlitity,l bare treated soccessildly some of the worst forms of consumption, Female Weakness, Dyspepsia, cancer, St. Vitus Dance, dc . • ••• • . Patients taken to board on reasonable terms., Clergymen and their famine. treated gratuitously No clump (or mtnaultatiun. 31ontrose, Nov. 16, 1 eo.--cr. HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCI , ATION, Fur the liclWarifl curl, oirtlpcErrinunlynfortrullltergn Principles of Eitit;trai: EnPayp on the Errors Youth and the Follies of Aga. In relation to Marriage and Social Evils, nit/LPISII old for the alßietcd. Sent free. In Pealed entelmoc, 414- dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P. Philadelphia. Marth 111570 —1 TALBOT & STAMP, GROCERIES & PROVISIONS Flour. Salt, Butter. Pork. Unit. Dam, Salt Flub, Tatlow, Can,'las, Crackers, Cheese, Coffee, Spices, Choke Teas, Sugars, Rice, Dried and Canned Fruit. Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, and all other articles usually kept In a fret class Grocery and Provision Store. We will mark oar Goods as low as we can afford, ad sell for cull, or exthaugo for product, siontrose. Sept. 29. 1370. tf &I3EL TERRELL, DRUGGIST, .110.3"TROSE, PA te contluoany runniviug It u) 0,30.000 And ke,pl contdantly on hood a full and desirable as MIZE DRUGS, MEDICINES, CIIEMICALS, LIVOES Pointa. 011..1/se-Still's. Tent. Splcrs, aid other GI. ,r Si•ine NV arc, Wall mud W ...claw Paper, Ulan,- ot•1 . Fruit Jar.. Mirror, Lamp, Chimney.. Erro r, r..., Morsitocry Oil. T..tuitern' Oil. rinoinfool. Oil, Re naud Whale 011, bperin Oil, 01,%e 01'. Spirit* Ttirpeti ti on. V arnimien, tyrinr) route•. Sopporters,lledleal ortrortinnta. Shrink!, Braces. Whipr..ooo•,. -. Platalr. trinitgun, Poi.der. Shot. Lead. (Ann Cap. Starting F• Mill Filo, V lulins. St, Fin fu. etc telt Hoot, Lira Lia., Mir and Tuilri tioan•, 0/1.. li.,ir liertorcro. nod Iloir Dyes Bra•bro, Foci: el Si-nint le,Silver Fluted t.4puuna.Yurkr, Knireo. Sc. Duti.t Arden*, a general aaaurtacimit 01 17,060.000 EANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, end PERFUMERY All the loading and boat kind. of In ph Irt, nearly every thing to restore the sick, to the taar, et detight the eye, to gratify Iho hoe / , Al-o to conduce. to the real and aubatan Lir! comforts .ife Enntorretion Is linpractlyable, as it would till o 10,,paper. Call at the Drug rod Variety Store st ABEL TI:IttIELL. Montrose, Jan..% 1810. CCIARLUS L. Baow% D R. CLARK'S OFTIOE at lITN(IFIAMTON, is rooms No. 10 and 20 in " Per Lee Howe," No.Bl Washington street. where the Dr. can be found every Saturday and Monday. Do nu' fail to rail on him. Nov. 10, 1870.—tf . DENTISTRY All those in want of false Teeth or other dentalererb should call at the office of the subscribers, who arc pros pared to do all kinds of work In their line on whole cake. Particular attention .paid to making full and partial Bette of teeth on gold, silver, or aluminum plate j also on Weston's cast composition ; the two latter preferable to any of the:cheaper substances now used for dental plate, Teeth of young persons regulated, and made togrow In natural shape. The tulmottitte of haring work done by permane x tlr lo cated and rt. purled ble part ics, must be apparent to ' a T. Art work warmoted. Please calrand examine spee_t• metes of plate work at oar odic°, over Lloyd Cu'; barn ! ware store. W. W. SMITH st 13110TILE13„ Montrose, Ang, la, 1660 —tt FIREI EIRE! FIRE!—Your house may burn next. Seek refuge at once, either in the uesrra_ Secnrlry, N.Y., - - • - SlOOO,OOO 00 Man hattao, 1,500.000 00 North American, - • - 825.000 00 linnover. 'INI,OOO 00 0 1 rd, Philadelphia, - - - • 111:0,000 00 Enterprise, • - • x,OOO 00 Or Norwich, Conn., chartered klay.lBo3, the oldest Stock co in Connecticut MI of the above are old established. risme Companies, sure, and reliable, baying been tried and proven. Look out for little now wild ,caf corn. yaules sprtnning op all over the country just to make money. Call or send your applications, and I will see that you are fairly dealt with. nuNny c. TYLER. Fire. Lire and Accident Inv:trance Agent, at the ogles of W. u Lock, Eau.. Montrose. . . February 1, 1010.-tf. TEA! . Every kind of Ten In marketjust stylned.nol for Into nt Nen , York whoienole p.lce.. Also it foes. sonment of COFFEE. Buy of we and erne chorgo, ABEL TV Montrose,Ps., Aprll2o.lBlo. URE WINES. "P We tuwojost reeeteedan iseotmeaket*Jmaxl Mound VlnejardWlnea, from Mows. Wave, Ile new )tenbeslln, New Yorkonttleh rordcbrimandistorthipy - ar „ . nn „ u r n ..d, and that i.nrchascra thalrynrlty—belay free from adulteratlontof sdrVa e . 'rho trade mark of the firma ppears no° ' f ors bad e both on label and seal. BURNS ► NlOBOll2l. Montroge,Feb.3,lB6o.—y ABEL TURRELL, Has Jun !Mimed from New York witioklirp ditlon to Me mud mock of dole° goodd: Mom rote, N0v.24, NO. A. TtrIIRELL PATROSAGE SOLICITED TALDOT & STAMP NEW GOODS PATHNT 3IEDICINES
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