Independent Republican. (Montrose, Pa.) 1855-1926, January 17, 1865, Image 3

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I,OOA I, MATTERS
. 1 SimPk' rearledY —A subscriber Informs PA
that F Miking the part bitten In cold eater, Ls a sure
cure for snake bite.
RAmmaffirm•- • -A correspondent of the German
town Telegraph recommends the application of kern.
I.lle oft to the parts affected by rheumatism, as tin
.4ectnal remedy for this palnlni complaint.
Dortaffort.—There Will be an OTater Supper prem
pared at the house of Rev. J. V. Nevrells, Pastor of
Springville circuit, for his benefit, on Uednesday,
Jan. 18th. afternoon and evening. A general Invi
tation la extended to all.
.1 Good (ow.—A correspondent writing from
•pringrllle Informs ns that Alr. Ard Warner lout a
cow that, when oho was five years old, made 28 lbs.
f butter in ten months; and MO quarts or her milk
• ere sold during the same time.
•9Rrteultarat Woftm—The Annual meeting of
lie Susquehanna County Agricultural Society will
,c held at the Court Rouse In the Borough of Mon
rose on Tuesday Evening, the first week of Janne-
. .
, . . ....
Court, 1565, for the Election of Oftleere for the
taming year. C. L BROWN, Secretary.
(3 tr.)
Qu'L.—]fr. Editor:—Last Sunday, as you are
ware, was the first day of the week, the that day of
he month, and the first day of the year. Will yon
r some of your correspondents who take note of
nue, tell us when such a coincidence occurred be
ore, and when it will occur again ? J. B. B.
Auburn, Jan. sth, 1855.
Sam" Killed by Dors.—Justices of the Peace
an procure blanks pertaining to sheep-killlng by
ogs, suitable for proceedings under the act of assem
ly, by calling at the County Comnalssioners' office
r.iforrnity of proceedings and returns under the
is desirable.
.7lfrftny at Dairymen.—There will he a meeting
ihose interested in the dairying businsas at the
...snore B , bool House, on Thursday evening. Jan,
Ha. All interested are earnestly requested to at-
DAIRYMAN.
Bridgewater, Jan. 9,11, 16'65.
art Important fird.—lt Is a fact not generally
noire that the War Department will discharge sol
tem who have aged and Infirm parents dependent
them fnr support, or whose families are In 'very
digest , i , cumstances. Persons interested can have
te neemee.n papers made out by applying to 1. 11.
:erns, Senator Turrell's omce, "Aottrose.
Wbriel to the ll'lse.—Suhscrlberii need not be
nrprised that we do not comply with their rent/eats
•hen cromaaol In the str‘l.. of the following, which
received by mall the other day
TTIONISON, Jan'y 6th, 1865.
Frazier..—Please send my paper to Thomson.
H. C. N.
Who II C. N. may be, or to what poet office his
per Is now sent, we cannot tell.
ITar!flared Crrrertry.—Postmasters are obliged
motive all Treasury notes for stamps and postag
If clearly genuine, no matter how torn or delaerti
bec mar be, provided oue turneirth part tberrof
of miseing—and fractiollUi currency, if not one-tentl,
.art h natiwinc. Snell note. and currency received
• nre unfit for re issue should be kept separate and
istie. t, and returnee as occasion requires, to the
reaurer of the United States,Washington, in sinus
red less than three dollars, to be exchanged for
arctic Gailers.—An overshoe that should keep
Le sect dry and warm, and at the name time not be
twavy and clumsy as to be an inconvenience, has
onC !wen a de.iderethira, It has at length been
‘tur.l in the Amite Gaiter, advertised in this paper
I. C. Keeler. The common rubber overshoe is a
toad 11.ing for Its puritose—simply to keep the fret
.ry in wet weather, but only makes them colder
b.•n worn while riding in the murder. Bat the Am
ic (;niter keeps the foot both warm and dry, and of
marse find• great favor with the peopin,-nud is rap
.l3, corning into use. We have tried It, and Ilnd it
nal the thing for cold weather.
frt - notrt - denwpf.—Rer.
Wm. H. .Adams and
n. M. A. Adams hereby return their sincere
banks In the members of the Ptcsbyterlan Church
of R• - c oklyn and other friends, arho at their recent
visit to the parsonage, on the filth inst., made them
,the generous donation of about a hundred and
Twelve dollars In money , and valuable articles for
amply use. This renewed instance of their iiindnesb
• e shall not tail to cherish In grateful remembrance
ioiti as a token of their continued regard and a mo-
. .
tire for r. to labor more earnestly for their spiritual
nd et ernnl good.
It 1• due to the Committee of ...firrangrmenta to
say that the interest and pleasure (3: the OCCASIOD
- were very materially increased be the prompt and
cheerful manner in which they performed their du
ties
.11pporffemment ratter r hs Omit.— Heretofore
it has been the rule with the Provost Marshal Gen
e rat to apportion only the qnotas of the different
States, thus leaving the apportionment of districts
to the Assistant Provost Marshal General•, by whom,
in turn, the apportionment of sub-districts was left
to the Provost Marshals and Conscription Boards.—
It appears now, that orders have been issued to As
sistant Provost Marshal Generals not to make their
'usual apportionment to the districts; as the Provost
Marshal General will discharge this duty., It is
deemed that this can be done with a greater degree
of Justice at head-ottarters, than by the Asshtant
Provost Generals, as nil the proper credits are on re
card la the Provost Marshal General's office, These
apportionments will be issued as fast as possible to
the different conscription boards, by the marshals of
which the apportionments, in turn, of sub-districts,
will be falai —Harri,Letrg Telegraph..
.Rediral meetiUg met at the
office of E. 1.. Gardner, with Dr, L. A. Smith In the
Chair. Minutes of the former meeting read and
adopted : and the election of the following officers
took place: Dr. L. A. Smith, President; Dr. C. C.
Dalsey, Vice President; Dr. J. Blackman, Treasur
er ;E. I— Gardner, Secretary. Dra. J. R. Stone and
• D. A. Lathrop were elected to meet with the Ameri
can Medical Association to be held at Boston. Drs.
John W. Cobb. G. M. Gamble, and E. L. Gardner
were elected to meet with the Penna. State Medical
Society, to be held at Philadelphia. An essay wits
then rend by E. L Gardner—subject, Medical Sci
ence, on which a vote of thanks was tendered by the
Society. A general disenasion then ensued on the
most Interesting cases that hare invited the Society's
attention during the past yeti[. The following Res
olutions were then adopted by the Society:
Ronolrsed, That the minimum price for visits be
11.25, and that the travel fee be fifty cents per mile,
and one dollar for Prescription.
subcci, That oar next meeting be held at Liar
ford tillage.
Tat f7»rf Offterrs in both Rranches of Mt
Legialistrar..---Wc had no room yesterday to refer
to tilt offlecre elected: in the Senate and House on
their organization. Ilan. Wtn. J. Turrell, of Sus
quehanna county, the Speaker elect of the Senate, is
out- of the most able and popular men In that body,
and will make a dignified and successful Spmtker.—
George W. liamMemly, re-elected Clerk, la too well
known es an racer, to teed any special notice at
our hand, iii, career at th e Clerk's desk in the
Senate, has become part of the creditable history* of
that branch of the Legislature. Lucius Rogers, ed
itor of the AfeKtan Mace, was elected Assistant,
Clerk, Mr Berry. the late assistant not haying been
a candidate. Mr. Rogers will make a useful officer,
as MI printers do, when entrusted with important
positions,
in the Home, Hon. A. G. Olmstead, of Potter
county, was elected Speaker, there having been no
opposition to his nomination. Mr. Olmstead was
regarded by the last House as one of the eery ablest
tnemben, in that body. As a debater and parlia
mentarian. he has no superior in the Leglsliture,and
w e are satisfied that he will make a popular lanai&
lug °Meer. A. W. Benedict, re-elected Clerk, fa re•
Warded by all parties as a eampeterit and reliable
man, zmlow s always in the discharge of his duties,
and lost the officer for the position he now holds.—
William H. llennlston, AssWaut Clerk, was nomin
ated without o Pposlalon, Mr. Brown, the assktant
of lagt session, not having been a candidate. Me. D.
will make apt:Tatar ofileer.—//arriabary Tifejraph.
Bernd, and Przsion La s.—The follo w i ng
persons are entitled ta Bounty 'doldiers Who have
served two )•earo or been discharged on account of
:wounds received in battle On the death of a sol
dier such portion of the bounty to which he win!, en
titled as has not been paid to hi ni will be fold to his
relatives in the following order: First to the widias
if there be one. If no widow then to the child or
children. If DO children, then in the father. If no
father, then to the mother. If no mother, thee to
the brothers and sisters.
The relatives of such deceased sere as enlisted
at the tLme the Cze bounty was , are entitled
to reel/ part of the bounty als'w of paid to the
soldier. Those who enlisted before that title ars
entitled to $lOO bounty. Those who enlisted under
the present law WV entitled to VW, 4rXO, or MO;
according to the time for which they enlisted.
Three months, sir months, and nine months Tot
netters are not entitlei to bounty-but they or their
relativas are entitled to pensions the nine as three
ye-nrs men. Commissioned officers are entitled to
I. ,, nt , itin but not to beauty.
Pensions are granted tO °Meets bare 01
either the land or aural forces . , who een disa
bled either by wounds or sickness or disease con
treo.-e while in the service In the line of their duty.
Yto the relatives of ased ollicens or
•
privates will be granted first to the wid dece ow,,,if there
ix.oct. If there- be no .tridolr or she tie =flied
IlZalt, then to the eididren" under esixtern y
_ears of age
etly. If there be tlo widow,ebild or enuerea,ltai
the medal
trill be stem tbastAtebe mothers Mat
. •
tb the ra tte provided they were depended wholly .
of in trite thb 11-noW for support. A widow pension cense, ripbn a remarriage and
will not be granted again upon her again becominga
widow; but such pension may in neat case be
drawn by the soldieee children If them be any under
sixteen years of age. A soldier who is dibbled Chit
er by wounds or • sickness after enlistment and be.
ro t e being mustered In 111 entitled to pension the
same as (the had beet mustered Int or 11 he die Or
is killed his relatives may shllt such
Persons who Collintedit4 fof antettletgetiey or
for the time being and were killed or wounded ate
entitled to the benefit of the pension taws the same
as it they had been regularly mustered into the ar
my. A person who has lost both feet in the service
is entitled to a pension of l per month. A person
who has lost both hands or both eyes is entitled to a
pension of IMS per month. .
Persons intending to make application for handy
or pension should bring with them two witnesses
who are acquainted with the parties; end if the ap
plicant be a child or widow of the deceased soldier,
proof must be had of such soldier'smani A
record in a family bible Is in genesl e dent
to obtain the bounty but will not be sufficient in
pension cases. All pension claims should be made
within one year after the soldier's death or dbabill
ty. I. H. Beam.
itlontrose,
Mom Soldiers' did.TheJLitdlesof the Aid Soci
ety of Lynn gratefully acknowledge the receipt of ten
dollars from the bands of Kiss Sarah K Walker ,• and
would return their sincere thanks to her and the
kinds friends who so generously placed It at her dls
posaL By or&r of the Sockfy.
Mas. E. K. ProLthrs, &aviary.
•
Montrose Solrtiers' .111 d Boalefth—Treasurer's
report for December.
Balance on hand Dee. Ist, 1864, ' VA ti
From a lady 5,00
From proceeds of supper and other entertain
ments, Keystone liol4 .M. 5,39
From curious sources, fOr refugees, • .. 5.1,53
From Mrs. Jerre Lyons ' 5,00
From Mrs. Willis Deans, ' 1,00
From Sire. Luther C. Keeler 2,00
From Mr. Norman L Post, 50
From Mrs. Gilbert Warner, • 1,00
From Mrs. Henry Drinker, refugees, 15,00
From Mr. Landis Lyman, Lynn, for the Chris
tian Commission 5,00
From the same a New Year's collection .lor
the Christian Commission, 11,15
Total
Expense* of the month,
Balance on band,
Mtui. IL J. Wenn, Trc'surrr
armtbrose fieddifre .714 Seektr.—By molt'.
lion passed Jan. Sth, InGS, the Treasurer submits
the following summary Report for each year of the
Soelety since its organization :
The Receipts of the Society for the year
le4r2 were $446,19.
Expenditures for the same year 1Z9,21.
Leaving Balance of 186,9&
..111/38 KATE Uxu, Treasurer.
ThP Receipts for the year 1863 were:
Balance from last Treasurer .186,%.
Received from Society 461,88.
6.lS,Sti
Expenditures for the same year 412,87.
HETTT D. RIDDLE, Trcasurrr.
Recelpta for the year 18tH were:
BaJance from last Treasurer
Received from the Society 121.2,72.
1508,71.
Expenditures for the same year 1351,29.
Total Receipt. $23 79 157,42.
Expendltunz. 5D2.3,57.-4157.42.
Ma& EL J. Warm, Trazgurer.
Soldiery' 4rtfte.—Serretares Report for Deermber:
—Sent to the Sanitary Commission one bbl. of green
apples, and two boxes containing forty-eight bottles
rhubarb wine. Also five valuable barrels to the A.
U. Commie-ion for destitute refugees.
A quantity of flannel has Jost been purchased and
it Is hoped that the meetings henceforth may be
well attended so that it can be made up and tor
warded imme iistely.
The Society were not forgotten by Santa Clans or
his deputy. whose Ingenuity Is never at a loss in de
vising every luxury and substantial comfort.
Amording to a resolution passed January iittr,
1865, tho Re& Sec. makes the following report of
consignments froin the Montrose Soldiers' Aid since
its organization In July, IST2. The first few months
were given promiscuously to the aid of those in the
service, considered worthy recipients. After which
the erwiety was made auxiliary to the W. P. Branch
C. S. Sanitary Commission, the first to Susquehanna
County, and forwarded the first barrel of surplice
received at the Rooms of the Commission. For
warded in 1562-111, t 3 bhl'e.
MISS ELLEN Semu.e, Secretary.
In 1N64-43 bbla.
Miss MAGGID BALDWIN, Sacrdary.
Total 130 barrels. Containing T 24 shirts, 319 pair
of drawers, 73 arm-slings, 14 pads, 59 sheets, 145
dressing gowns. 98 pair of alippers,a37 pair of socks,
327 pillows, 322 cases, ttll7 towels and handkerchiefs,
18 bed-quits and blankets, WO bottles of wine and
syrup, and three boxes of syrup, 597 lbs. dried fruit,
ail cans of fruit, 'Ali packages of dried fruit, 62 lbs.
procisiorus, 338 nalwellaneons packages, 3 barrels of
green apples, 20 firkins of piek.kis, 10 housewives
132 from the Society and 100 from the Graded
School) to the Christian Commission. 87 of these
barrels have been sent to the U. EL Sanitary Com
mission, 5 bbl'e. linenumerated art idea to the A. t.
Commission. and two barrels to our prisoners in
Richmond, V. By Order of the Society,
Mws. H. C. Tux; Rec Seexterry.
(Assrary Ifraceerneassoctedlon.,—
This os , wtation held Its annul meeting at Mont
rose, commencing Monday, December 26th, 1864,
and ccmtinniug during the week. Prof. M. L. Haw.
ley, President, and 1165 C. M. Dixon, Secretary pro
ten,
Hon. Mr. Coburn, State Superintendent,and Prot
Allen of the State Normal School for this district,
were present, and contributed much to the Instruc
tion and entertainment of the members. ChM
drills were also conducted by Mr. Weston, County
Superintendent, Prof. Hawley, and Mr. F. D. Hunt.
Lectures and addresses were delivered by Messrs.
Coburn, Allen, Hunt and Deans; and essays read by
Sept. Weston, Prof. Hawley, and Misses Horton,
Dixon, and Hunt., The meetings were enlivened by
music and dime:m.lons of educational questions.—
The number of teachers present was not as large as
might have been expected. This Is an age of . prog
ress, and hi our modern system of edneation the
teacher should not be behind the age. The Teach
ers' Association Is one of the most laudable enter
prises of the day, and no true teacher can be so in
different to professional standing and honor es to
withhold his or her support from an organisation so
conducive to the et/roomful prosecution of school
labor. And we trust also that the pnbile generally
will Interest thctaseives in this work ; for there can
be no subject of greater importance, or one more
momentous in its results, than the Education of
Youth. The officers elected for the ensuing year
were: M. L Hawley President; F. D. Hunt, Vire
Pr Pvident : C. H. Wells, Secretary. Adjourned to
meet at Montrose the last week of December, 1855,
M. L Haw Les, President,
Mess C. M. Dixon, .Seeritanpro rent
Embez.ded 6l'ore7smsent Clottdag.--SEcTioN
of an act for enrolling and calling out the national
forces, and for other purposes, approved March 3d,
letZ, reads as folios's, viz:
"And be it enacted, That the clothes, arms,
outfits, and accoutrements furnished by the
tilted States to any soldier. shall not be cold, bar-
tered, exchanged, pledged, loaned, or given away;
and no person not a soldier, or duly authorized offi
cer of the United' States, who has possession of any
such clothes, arms, m 1 .outfits, or accoutre
ments. furnished as aforesaid,and which have been
the subjects of emy such e, barter,. exchange,
pledge, loan, or gift, shall have any right, title, or
interest therein; • but the =MO may be ached and
taken whenever' found by any officer of the United
States. Civil or Military, and ehall thereupon be de
livered to any Quartermaster or other officer szthor.
ized to receive the some; and the possession of any
such clothes, arms, military outfits, or accoutre
ments by any person not a'isoldier or officer of the
United States, shall be prtmafacfc evidence of such
a sale, barter, melange, pledge, loan, or gift, as
aforesaid."
The clothing antof which tie Government has
been defrauded amounting to thonaands of dollars,
calls for the necessity of issuing the following or
der:
Orricr. PRO. 31 . 1.., 12th Darr, PA., 1 .
6CUAsimr, Dec. 29th, 18C4.
G'encral Order* .3% employees' of this
office am hereby directed Mt.:amine carefully ma
citizens found with any Government clothing on, or
In their possession, and unless they can establish
sqlsfactortly that they are discharged soldiery, said
clothing will be taken from them and delivered at
these Headquarter s without-delay.
S. N. Busmoreo.
(apt. end Pro. .311, WA Ast i /b.
lisarsare CO. of Nbrik efiltartea, Pk:Meld.
Pasa.--perlez the hurt two or three yews this old
sod smajrnoun company have bass extending their
business in the Interior of the State of Pennsylvania,
and have already laid a good toundation for Are and
inland business throughout the Coniuranwealth.
Intorporeted as they werrsin th e year 179; by the
too of Pennsylvania, and up to the year IStfa,
hakagencies Indy in two or three prominent
ei the State, their dal= for Walters through
out the State whence th eiv authority came, seem
well founded. Ind /Mee, some three years duce.
they esubastatt a central State agency at the seat of
Government, throngb which their agency ttuduess
is umlauted and where policies are iti4ted.
Since the omanhation of this company In isit
now over seventy years their neer= hay ft-ft very
marked. having now capital runt surplus of over
51,000,030, and during - width' time they have paid
tare.
losses amounting to over acne:tem =Sous of dol.• •
In PhiLidslphht, where ;the maisagement Of this
company la aeatknown:il etijoys swell deserved
P 2 PuhlitY; Melo! result of tong tritaLheld'falth*,
swim, and law liberality
Q. Ike. Woojacat
buts: tbßoacca. Atiteas to
Oa k X4 l PM*
dents idsd Charles . Platt, Pao., Secretary, as well
the bwrd of dlrectom il Wng well and familiarly
knotrai Mee ofghtith ye Xtrati their serf lees to
the corporation Sit bierforty Yedfd.
The state .agent of the Insurance Company of
North Amer(, Mr. William - Buehler. gives his
whole thne to the details of these arreneles through
out Pennsylvania, and to whom applications for new
agencies should be addressed. In this community
,'4r. Buehler does not need newspaper endorsement.
&speared for his stries intTfity, and known all a
faithiht ondlndelhUgable bttelniva r Mani td 1111..Cou
nebtloti thb InitmittMe, mond bf Feral America, tus much as the reputhfi c on of thlit eorpri,
ration, must we attribute its popularity outside of
Phibidelphia.—/Tarriaburg Yittgrapti, Dee :14(h.
Mr. Stroud is agent for the above well known Com
pany id Montrose, Pa.
Edna:diet of Colored afildrem—Edifor of the
Repuhlieun:—The facts In regard to the education of
the African people to this eommunity, are as tpl
lows : There is no 'school sustained among thern,to
which they might be induced to send their children,
and they are denied the riffht of sending them to any
public school.
It is the presumption of charity, that the coin Mil
nity are not aware of this. The violation of human
ity and justice and the public good which it Involves
cannot continue long.
The subject does not want an argument. The
grave charge of Charles Sumner against slavery is,
that it has denied to the slave all means of educa
tion. It, In the pressure of this war, we do the
same; 11 In neglect of every principle or right, though
indifference or pride, we keep this class in enforced
ignorance and consent:lent degradation, we bate less
juatideation in the present, end must look for Mote
serious results In the future. If we are moral.hy
no worthier motive than sell interest, even the safe
ty and welfare of the community is mortgaged to
educate them. And, however varied are the mo
tives which have drawn men to engage in this war,
and none has appealed with deeper and subtler in
fluence to the best aspirations ot humanity, as none
has been more righteous, there has been a larger
proportion of the African people represented In It
than of the white. But while thee are facing death
upon the field with us for the vindication of violat
ed rights, we tam from their children the right
and privilege of education at home.
And they are meanwhile taxed to sustain schools
to which they are refused admission. If there be
any shame, it should be for the white population
who, sending their children to the public schools,
allow the Africans to help educate them. No public
taxation without public education, would he a good
enough principle to fight for some day I and this
people, whatever other education be denied them,
are learning now to follow a flag and carry a bayon
et.
$3d1,20
e 217,39
169,90
I believe they have a free admlsslon to our Sunday
Schools, and there they can learn from us the mor
ality which keeps them In Ignorance and conse
quent indolence and vice all the week. There Is but
one remedy. Whatever advantage our public schools
afford belongs to them as a right If the pupils
who are there now do not h..vpect this right, it Is
their fault and discredit, and with them Is the re.
sponslbtlity. It the oresent be a Republican admin.
!strutlon of public schools, it were better to have a
change.
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.7 1111•Ord to the People of the 'TIMM Dlotrtel.
Pa.—
OWPIOR PROVOST MARSULL 12th DIST., PA., /
SCRANTON, Jan. Uth, 1&35. j
in the prosecution of his Executive duties, the
President has deemed it necessary to issue his proc
lamation, dated December 19th, 18.64, for another
call for 100,000 men. The assurance of the War Do
partment that credits for two and three years men
would be adjusted in a future dill has been made
good in distributing throughout the loyal States the
quota for the new levy. In tilling quotas for prey'.
oils calls, those localities which put Into the field
men for two and three years service, will now dis
cover that their reliance upon the promise of the
Govemusent In the past,' will prove beneficial at the
preaent,and that the wisdom of the policy of putting
in men for a longer period than one year, Is fully
vindicated by the result.
Anxious as many of you may be to ascertain the
quota of your respective Bab-Districts, there can be
trout having more solicitude upon that point than
myself. By a recent order of the War Department
a new apportionment of quotas will be made, em
bracing all credits to and Including December Sint,
18Gt
So soon as the quotas for this District shall have
been received at this office, the quotas of the respec
tive Butr-Districts will be announced immediately.—
if the enrollment, the basis on which the quota will
be distributed, in some Bub-Districts appears to be
exceadve, such a result most be directly attributed
to the residents of that Sub-District, for notice has
been repeatedly given by the Board, for the correc
tion of the enrollment, and daily sessions have been
held for that particular purpose.
The proffered opportunity very few improved, but
now whet the quota is being distributed a great
deal of anxiety is manifested in that retard. Who
is to blame, the Govenailient or the People ? Fel
low citizens, you arc again invited to correct your
enrollment.
Some persons have made comrdaints of not get
ting access to knowledge pertaining to the draft. To
such I would say, that information which will in no
wise compromise the public good, when properly
sought, will not to. withheld.
I world urge it upon all good loyal citizens to
make every possible exertion to stimulate recruit
ing, in order that the men required from their res•
pretive localities, may be supplied,and a draft there
by avoided. 8. N. Bit XDFORD.
Cap,. and Pro. If' , ., 12M Lfriat.,
List or Letters--Remainlog In the Postoffice at
Montrose, Saturday, January 55th, 1805, and offici
ally published in the paper baring the largest circu
lation :
Bunnell, Wirt. E. (21 Hibbard Jr.,Hiram G.
Ball, illnun F. 19,) Hamilton, Isaac S.
Baldwin. Orange Lusk, Win. D. ,
Bailey, Miss Emily Leonard, Miss 8. J.
Babcock, Isaac Z. Mason, R. IL
Breweter, Miss Emma McKeety, Wm.
Bryan, air. Mutville, Bridget
Mitch, Miss Laura J. Miller, Kitty P.
Black, Judson Pomeroy, John M.
Brown, Henry Perry, VIM Sarah J.
Chamberlin. Lydia A. Pollee, Charles
Cleveland, Mice Carrie Quick, A. A.
Cooper. Miss•Catheritie Reynolds, Mary E.
Chase, E. B. Saelp, Mary .1.
Decker, Charles limlth, F. S.
Donohue, Mrs. Ann Snow, Lather
Dobous, Abraham Taylor, Mrs. Amelia
Dorsey, Stephen Torry, W. 5 ...kirks
D-, Miss M. A.. Tuttle, Miss Jennie
Eldridge, George It. Trnmrle, S. V.
Fish, W. it. Voorhis, Mies Lucinda
Grow, John W. Whitlock, Mtn. Aaron
Gates, Win. E. Wheelock, Mire Frances
Garcia, Thomas Wynard, Shirt, Milton
Graves Lyman Wood, Miss Mary A.
Robs, &tarter, Yosing, Mrs. Cordelia
Horton, D. T.
,e.
Please say advertieed.i'D. R. LATHROP, P. X.
Jury List-4auturry Term, Ms.—The follow
log is a list of Grand and Traverse Jurors drawn for
the Term of Court commencing January 16th,
in Montrose:
Aubtim—tena'L 0. Cool- .Jessup—John Shay.
ay. Lenox —Bllas Hartley, E.
Ararat—Lewla Low. i H. Moore.
Brooklyn—Robt. L Gere.iLiberty—isaac Traverse.
Bridgewater--Jua. Rob-IMontrose—Willlam Ira,
ertson, Wenti Soeda- Martin Newman.
ker. .3flddletown—T. Thomas.
Llimock—T. J. Babcock, New-Milford—N. Foot.
Horn= Spatlaird. Oakland—Wither Stoti-
Dutidstr—jOsepli B. 610 , dard.
man, 0. P Mb:may. ,Earequehanna Depot —Ed-
Pranklin—Ell H. Smith. ward Bryan.
Harford—G. J. Roteh-,Sprindvillo—A. A. Root,
kka, Alvin Roper. John Strickland.
THANE/3914 iLltUtl3.--Fu4 Week.
Auburn—Smith Teirkailin , mony—Churles K Mc
bury. I Coy.
Apolueon—Peter Clitrord.,Jackson—John M. Mut
lirooklyn—EL •C. Fair- vey.
ebilQ Sonthworth,
Bridgewater—Cor. Stark. Hiram Wilber.
Dimoek—FL C. Conklin. ,Lenox—Frederick Wilson
Forest Lake—N. R. Cole, SM. ntrose—Edmund Bald-
loather Jagger. win, Samuel Bard, E.
Frieadavillo—Beal.! Glidd U. Itog,eng, 0. D. Be
den. man.
Franklin—N. Park. New-Milford Baro'—F. F.
Gibsop—Daniel Beans,' Badger.
Isaac A. Grant, David'Oaktand—John Pierson.
Reese, J. T. Manger. Posh—John Bishop. Is-
Great Bend— L Green,; sac Denel, Levi C. Tap
lienry Warner. , r.
Great Bend Bor o ugh —G4ipr pe ingville--Williata L.
B. Trowbridge. , Avery Jam's Koons,
garfarti--Ods Gannett,' Jas. (itilek,S. D. Thom-
Clark B. Tanner. I pa.
TRATEIIIIE arnons.-i—Sranid Wei*.
Apolaeon—dohn Tdlndier Harmony—George G. Me-
Bronnl !Aiken W.' Kane, C. L. Wald.
Breed, Nelson C. Bea,Harford—L T. Farrar.
Jamie.Lathrop—John Johnston.
Bridgewater—J.o b n P. Alddletown--Jonu Barn-
Deana, Joseph Jame-' ura. David inner..
Fan. _ jilt. Milford—B. H. Foot, B.
Ger^
Clifford—Terms Rounds,l W Squires,E.ii, erne v.
Ezra 8. Leorts. !Oakland—Dorgan Bhutto
Choeunut—Teranee O'lll-,11.u01t--Jaa. 8 Baldwin,
ley. Seth W. Eddy, Charles
Franklin—E. B Smith. I Terry.
Gibson--Chas. Edwards, Springalle--landis Ly-
Wilber Gardner,Geo. F. man, Samuel B. Culver,'
Holmes. Allen Upson.
Great Bend—John S. Ja- Susquehanna Depot—W.
, J. Falkenbury, F. D.
Great Bend Bomugh—L.! Lyons, Charles Park.
B. Lenheim. Thomson—Cheater BUNS.
Herrick—H. EL Mi. dard. G. W. Wrighter.
TARBOX—ESTES—in Montrose, January 24, by
Charles Avery Esq David Tarbox, of Jearop,
and Miss TbantaniEsts, of EsatEnsb, Bog. Co. Ps.
(A vigniflcent present for. the Printer aecompa-
Med the notice; but we are as badly aitnated
with regard to the present as the man was who won
the elephant at a tame—after be ipattlini, be did not
ktowtrhat to 46 with' •
snvinebouos Depot'
tt this rimo t a ti ty Um, ii.Pittesou, dau.7ll4lir."
=l. Mlss Manta anima, both 41
rb;
=I
Fontana+.
,
•
CgApida.*-411018--..tt. the Preabyterlan Par
1:101211V In Brooklyn, CM the Iltb lies. Wm.
H. Itdano. Mr. C. M. Chapman, to M 1..; fit. E. Ad
tiAttglnet of tint officiating ciergillitill.
Ibl.l--611.,BEIIT—At Towanda. J.n..
by the Rel. J. K. %V Duro, dici. ;
Rabhvine, to Mre. Mary, A. Nittiert, or Irrenebtoah.
DUBOIS—DUBOIS—By Elder T. P. Clancy ob
the 11th Inst., Mr. John J. Dubois, to Illea Dathetine
Dabol., both of . Dineeek, t3u,q. Co.
p . ,tatto.
IT Announcements of liesthe are polAialiea 1;41 , 04LO/was.
Dtaluary Nailer* mon be veld teem. the rate of half .i.Ablr a ...ord.
Vertu dee cents a ate, /strictly to adrauce•
CAVAN—At his residence In Ripon, Wisconsin,
on the 2:id of December, cuter a protracted lElnees,
James C. Catlin, aged 41 years.
Hew York Wholesale Prices Oteireut of Produce.
Reported for the "I:dervviocnv Rrrout9o••• by Jt)SIAU
CARPENTER, earn. MemSan% 3.33 "Vashlntten a.. New.
Yhrk, to whom ahlprnente nue be moil.. 'two-admin. of the =AO
value will be advenced on the tecelpl of the 9.40 tr deotti i, tod
qpilek Worn mealy for the bolauce. Fall dlrivilue3 Rod p weekly
ms tot 3elvinievot foe of hherite by wall to thoscmakdrafiblproenta
Ileevwell, pure, • 154 f. TO Rye. li l ,ll l / 4 • 100 04170
• o Itnpuee, " On oat% • 1 013 104
peon; Ponied,* bosh. 8 00e 03 hlaim, 190 09 190
. co c< to, P 0161.11, f barrel, 99 9hp
th Attlee, lb, fOOl enelelons. " dl 90 ar
It, " Hideo, dry. 1115., tine 3.4
19 roily " .• octet. " 194 13
C4 , 4144.3b0ic4 '• .10 a St Lard, tom. be9t.i , 20 1 . 5
00040000, " 1o 49 V.Sn'ef. fre3.l. C.‘i 2100
14 14 ,
r : ok. plitne,
.g! 13 23000
v, Po n3 prl n 1100 01.4 34 on
twrriel, r.. ey PP lishie emoted, * m 34 00 he
" 13Perborti.. :oShouldore, " P. t`o
le thereks 011 Remy, 34
herb, *dotes, 4" as P";11foili, " 04 37
"
Ihond, to. $0 CIO-trek live, 1a on I:
roe, wheat. 9" VW, 9 Pf , VD • Plrrirer.. a91(4
. . . .
0064 Iledl.hutd., 406 4 :Oil/neat, " " 3.: 0 td
fimetw 36 heat 7. /our ` 800 1.) 64 8
36 et...... 0 Seed, 3' 0. :6
Flax. I' 26 to /0. No 'finwthl. d6eo.l' 64 036 .466 6:q
rentates, llve irce..., 1 . 4.46 ao F1...6 561 0 .. " ESO , . 400
160.1:41dea. p 5 10 44 I. fallow, 3.. b., 11 r., is
Mutton. in earcara,p /6 10 66 It Wo. ?, .a..0..00.d. •• 6. , 4 f 'll
Veal. - torn 16 Wool. t0n60.61.0d, •• fio /.. 6..
YO/1.. dreaded, " IMI .., 03. Am) es 61 /rural, 364 a 6...
Wlleat, ip ba.l.el, 3 Cad 16M1 Manly Roza, . —e, _
Nore.—A Nil report or the hea , l'urk Nlareet ma be ..on oo
enT Linn , IT =Mad at the "Republican" °Mee in Montrose,. in
the above I. ;riven the loreett and I.lehrst price. arhh...b are uovena
ed by , :nal;tv and ontEntien. 11. T tot!el. that ate tot racnnuhed
above. can be lwa.d un the 'Mat In anr crtlEct.
fflpecial teticro.
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!
BATCHELOR'S Celebrated HAIE DYE
In the Heed, In tho World
The only Harmless, True, it Reliable Dye Known.
Thiestilendld Hair Dye le Porfrel--chlnges Itt d. Busty. or Grey
Hitlr. Inst./title tr I 1 GLOSSY BLACK or NATURAL P.B.OWN.
without iniuring the tinig or stalaing the Ain, braying the Osirwrt
and bentiallnal: I , nnette fresh vitality, !vino:stir mitering It. Kle
ine coley. and rectltirs the lit etn.icts of had dens. The genuine tr
signed NULL/ AM A. BATCHELOR. In °there gee tn,r, Imlta
dons. and should he scolded. Alit itateheinell NEW ToILET
MBA tt for Dressing the Hsir. Aoki by all Drti=ittri. kr. Pact
Barelsvdttnest Bro. York. Jinni` s 154.-to
Aliverfisements.
Sheriff's Sales.
Dr virtue tat sundry writs ISSMsi by the Court of
l/Columon Pleas of Susquehanna County, and to me
directed, I will expose to eale, by public vendue, ut
the Court Moose, in Montrose, on Frif - PT, Jantolry
avh, Iski, at I o'clock p. m , the following described
pietsl, or parcels of land to wit :
Au. that certain piece or parcel of land situate in
the Mrrongh of Great Beni, County of Susquehanna,
bounded as follows: On the north by the New
burgh Turnpike, on the south, NIA and west by lands
of Truman Baldwin (it being the same lot of lani
conveyed by Truman liabiu in to Mari tit Chatn
berlalo by deed bearing date Nov. :;0(11, and re
orded In the deed Book No. at, page 437,i contain.
Mg about one sivth of an acre of land he the some
more or less with the appurtenances 1 frames" boner
some fruit tree sod all improved. [Taken in exe
cution at the suit 01 SlASOUtliantia County, TB. Joseph
Quick and Oliver McDonald.
Also—All that certainpiece or parcel of land situ
ate the Township of 'Thomson, County of Sus
quehanna, bounded and described as follows: On
the north, south and west by lands late of Joel
Salisbury, and on the east by the Road leading
from Thomson centre to Starucca, containing, one
half acre of land or thereabouts on which are erected
a Church Edifice, abeds, Fe., and all improved. [Ta
ken in execution at the stilt of James Mumford
ecutor &c,, of Ira Cargill deceased, vs. Sylvester
Kint, Wm. B. Stoddard and James 11. Foster, Trus
tee,* of the Methodist Kuls , mal Church of Thom
son centre. DAVID SUMMERS, Ellett
License Petitions.
Mice here ¢lven that In purarinee of an na of is..
11 the tolnc t fl I el,. pet 'lva In
Clerk of the er..trt of Q iarterN,-Noa* he cuer f r
of ~urtalnos r keep Tto•r• taat Count) for
whin!, the, will aryl, at .Taco t.r) ns
TAVERN LICENSES.
NCD m Fmn A.
Wrn K. Unica , "Al .• {{'lnter Robert Nirto.l,
Thoo.a.• Jdutinn. u.li. Ja.k.on
PETITIONS FOR LICENSE TO SELL DY MEASI:RE.
A tv , fien lloperglt.—Knot,..ll,
Kataona,s Footer.
Ci 11 ELDRVD Inerk
11.4,4,11•• smk. %Kt
PROCLAMATION.
Almotplohnurbo. ( lounbv.
J• 00 1.. Purl . ... by her ten hirs.d 11. H. Ftatlit. vs- Wrl.
Lt.( .1. Porta lo the Comb of vnrncooot Poet.. or SIIIOne
lunna No. 1116. Auevg term, l&q. To N!Illun Vol
tor ..--TVIArrnA 6 sultpo•us in NVOrLe Rt.. It pool to A io:ut tern,
1941. ohtet mu dolt' wurned ton, urt and the t .,n o n .it
ma.‘ kggtad in Patel o.q itturt.al.l.. to ISO% ealt,r loon
the return and:Jett, pr.oor cts 1,4 , 00 sr. the 4.61 , 1 Pr FL
1.1,01.1 l'orr, - ;&nold vat hn tnund to toy I.3llltick.
Thlsto 'fa thTelort L. to n.q2lre no,. 0 , , n4ll,,lain t tt,
, vr the Mid COCttoll the third Morthy or Jantuy oat • to stover
4:o4camDltitoL &t. 1. 4V IT el" MILEIL.I, r.bcrlST.
ettenfra 01100, llontrose, Dee.l9th. Itl4.
ritOICLAICIATION.
eusquohonntt County or,
GHannah T. Rune .- la Un Coon of Coo.
on New S,LerchAntla OnlintC. No.llB A nit. Tenn. Isu
To Hannah 1. Brun:: WbrtrasW b T rn .to l/norce war
ti nol to oett..l.Tard. 18a4. whlrh vtu do lt retued anti , 11.
,o r.
and tlenopan an alan !mt., Met WU -414. In said ooe, to
tonmbtrtn lirwrvembay Tron. 144. upon fle:-uunn of which 8 200 0 1
made that ne said Human T (truth wadi: cot be (wad In do
Indonct.
• .
This not Ire le tittet . erhne to 'Nutt.. ra to s.+ Mar 1 , 4119 the Jthizet ,
at the ettht 'nun on the Wird .tionAnT of .1...nu3r , next to nusteet
t mphint, &C DA CID r,C Shaid,
Sheriff. (Moe. ilontroet., Doe. 11. 1c.44.
PROCLAMATION.
Surnpleharom Connty, t,
LL DWARD BROWN rt. Margret Brown. In the
If.• Court 01 Common Pleas of Bum. County, No. PA,
April Term, DOA.
To Idar;r.r. et Brown—Whereas a snbpa'na In Divorce
was issued to Aril Term, IN - * which ace duly re
turned non ret ventus, and thereupon an alias cub
puma was issued la said ease. returnable to Nov.
Term, ltai4, upon the return of which, proof was
made that the said Margret Brown could not be found
in my led'. Irk.
This notice it therefore to require von to appear
before the Judges of said Court 011 tho third Monday
of Jan. next, to answer said complaint, etc.
DAVID SC M lElti , Shiriff.
Sheriff's Office, Montrose, Dee. 12, 1114
PAOCKAII/ATIION.
Susquehanna !nun y se.
ES KT O,TEEIMITT ('fenny!. 1n OS Own s
Comnrm Phan Susanitanna Cnls , T So. In. august T
t o F o,tset t ut Whelan, a Snotue , , Ir. Divorce tans Issuen
to onto. term. I.th erth.l4 V reLhp•teh nit ,jem tosentua.
and lb r...ot,st,•ft.', ter.] ...mete In raid MM. . to
VuecmbecTn.,e. fif4. Upfc tl.e return f whleh proof Woe Math
th,t the -aid Erin (heo.rhoett could on be f. , uod to ate !sun tuolt
no. oraler la therefore to p ire pas to .thot.or we the .Ittm
•4 the add Court on tne third lioness of January cent. In shows,
.td eon , p4lnt..t.e. tel(e.
Chetlrs °Mc. Montrose. Dec. In".lflr•Vt.D
PROCLAMATION
S at mg.:m.l.lllmila COL.II•y,
!TARIM COLT vs Aurelius Coll in the COSA 01
I I Common Pleas of *usquehanua County, No. 1117,
Am mat Term, ISnt.
To Aurelius Colt :—Whems a subpcena In DI corm
was issued to Anglia. Term, 1931, which was duly re
turned non est inveutua, and thereon an alias sub
teene wasi4sued in Fuld case, retufnable '43 Nov. Term,
DM, upon the return of which, proof was made that
the said Aurelius Colt could not be found in my bail
iwick.
This notice Is therefore to require you to appear
before the Judge of the said Court on the third,Sion
day of Jan. next, to.answer said complaint, fie.
DAVID SC3I NIF.ItS. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Onlce, 'Montrose, D,x. 19th, I$1&
Register's N6tice.
ntriluo -ft Eft KftY GIVEN, to all persons coo
cetned to trielnllmstre Estnt , a 10 wit
Estate f E. A. r, oodrud. la , t of the h,nushof Ittntrose. de.
cnsed; Mo. If. Boyd. ad...cher...tor; e petal tun..oot_
Estate 0. 0 on lion.. /,ate ct Met , tonso of Little et•adon
decessed; LDS and Woo. A. liens-, ea^ INl4r.enn
Mstatv Ott. M. ti a PIM , . late of the too,Alrio O;b,ou. &cased;
Je.sreL dobarem,Esecotor—
Fi sleaf Unser Licata !ale of the tosnaitip of Blalock, deceased
Gen. Yarn& Ad , olok oxnr—
. .
Estate of MOO WlMerns Lao of Me ta,tablp of Thomsen, de'd;
Samemi gebnisma, etembo valor—
Estate of I.lllteranneey. latest tbe tinned:o paqackson, deemed ;
T. W. Ynkeey. a.dmbactustor—
LnaleotfamoniClarkem, woof the tonnetdporyensg,. deemed;
A. Cboreldltsad J. Clarkson. Jr , Mahn:rains..
est= ci Emma Y. Cook. tate of Me tonneldp of Jenny, dc.
mend. Jobe Young. Lietirstabe over—
watt. or Polly Low, I ste of the tornebba of Ganda, deceased;
D. Demos. , Uocutor—
Patate or James Is , e of tbe unenedlp of R.m.b.deceased;
Wm. n .literemod. kdeutninralor—
onapktnentary amount in FOAM rf U. C. ratan% isle of tbe
' , Tub. IS :, Of elning • Me, demand; H. it. Lyman, de:Ante:rated—
a net nn
accosidants love nettled aide wows the Regleger
Mkt , WO foe Mee - Meal of bn.l l .* badba. gad in the same 1i
be vreaented to Me ludece of the Orphan.' Court or paid county, on
Wedeteklay. January 15.16 C.., tor water-Won sad allOwkote. t
Emote of Jona D. %Cleary ey. tam of theynnatOp of Ifrankiln;
deceased; floury It Kiol.er. denniiii , trai or. To be pied ice
coadrceation,ac., on Wedneaday, J0e . 95
J. H. klenftfif, Estee.. r.
Reg ter: oaae.Jdontttae.D eernher ws 4, . , •
DISSOLUTION.
l‘t V Vuttrzlif thttri:_te, ettxkg
sale; Ito Incialuva itezatl Will be la Ow tar.. or t 1 4 . lb
imurast st. pro arcr eiguivinmen t ko IteetreaLto
auggers antaissrlosa 11.1-1 r IE I P4 I I.
/WWI%
t_l" 4
V • 'a -
WIDOWS ' /iSTI/F.l/4 4 1 4 0/TY.
paw l torte c e l hms7 i s
.to all persons ...iGerawd.
Celtic of 11111 ten K. Tyler, laid Tlf ' Ararat tdireship. deres.ed.
,Lwe of NlYne , Mayo Ide of Ort4 Ilezd towarbi,
to. of Q. W. Ater... late ofJatkire. toweretee. revealed.
Ate "f•lonsth of / (Atty.:, township. &Kari.
F.etato of greet. emelt. fair of Wt townsnien demand,
Efte, ,e of Joseph Jackaoo, tete of Tirooklyni lowneldp. dersured.'
date of Mal lia.v.b.lwe or , moennu: toernehly. &cerebra.
TEAS tin iideninistrawnsoftbaeahl imetiire &awes liars abed
Is the Orpheus? gown at guaindosona Mutt). theisienntorks mid
of
add of property claimed by tbr widow and family' of earl
of dem:dies. and ate °Swarm intlet th e del of droweants. is
with caw mode
In
provided 1 and limn the same eelll be preseteed
the Jedifrei Medd Hourt Weaned:l,SM tab dry of Jae, .63 ,
for contrmation Ilualif •
3. fl. MoCitt4.
M =hour. peceirartf
Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western
191, 1. 1 ir C 24 iSto 4:31.
Bunning Time of Pc=n3gerr Ruins, June 2d,'84.
ewt xcinTami-Ail6
Iffll
Aemra
ends
u '''
P. Di./
12E3
y I IISA
;4: 2 '1
1% )
`. 4 .. A. u
The Passenget Train Northward
!stares New Hampton en the what nf the Mall Trate andel, lover
N ER' YORK eta a. LIM itt A NUNKA CHUNK on tier err}
val of tee Twin which itwves OK Lpst lA, rszemenoren D.
,t 7:15 m At setts, :1 - I,N this Tram mekes rinse crtneno
tines whit Tmlns on the I,d()lidW ANNA and nLoousliv sto
sot DF.Le aV t lrew nmoN ardwu.s4wwwd .2 an., Head
with the gall Train on the Ede gailarly ping Vital.
The Passenger train Southward
LeavtittOreat Urea siftSr the arrival of the Cincinnati Kinross from
We Wets, ennsecting at Scranton pith 'inane on the Lackawanna
tted Ill..eulterg and Delawary aLd tindnon Raitioads; at Herm.
'hunk with the train he PhallAClPhilL. New Hampton
with 1 tan* fur New York. the Lellisla Vattev. Itarr4bers,.
Passengers by this Train arrive In h ew Yeah at NAL it YblUdel..
phis et Mho% and In IL:umbra/ at nein p.m,
The Accommodation Train
Northward. cnonecta at (heat Ilelad with the Day Express loin
West, by whteh merrocen arrlve at 11/nten and laymen.e the woe
dzp.aoothward. Itavfe Orem Bend atter the =Bad of rte Bea.
yort Xxpeem colas Um. lar All Faasenaer Ttalw oo the Fate
1411 ay do , at (heal Bend,
R. A. Ii EN RI. WATTS COOK.
Oetleral Ticket Ateni. Sapettoteodent.
Stara leave Soar lea Hotel, It outrage, FA. at 6 A ...to lmanalll
w:th train% ro , s.crattlam. Neel York, and Phllattelphla; at 11 0. m,
for New Mllfool. tlerad Bend.sod the West.. atm p l eating am....
m ',dation train for Scranton; ata p. m., for Bend and the tralla
on the Erie Railway golni both Slit and Wert. 101y1e64
TIMES ARE GETEING BETTER !
TT Is ersilfrtnr to notice thn late nt"CEISe-3 and aletorlen a out
1 roy ond Soot. nnd ennnequently the DECLLNE of all kind.
Enercntantne..
&tilieqbeiT, iicesepb* & eo
Ever ready and willing to wit grand. at low ittineeg hereby tate
piebdUrb lb IMUOISTICII4I4 their li , ltallltts friends ad cnatomen
that they I, , etrot :Knights very
Large and Elegant Stock of Goode
gunerally kept by them for th.
Pall and Winter Trade
Decline of Prices,
toe tnerefore prepared to tuft all In .rant of, and can pronoun cats
Inducarneuts to an buyers of
Dry Goods.
Fancy and Millinery Goods.
Clothing,
Iv atab (Inc oar Sena - Is by far lb° lardnat and snrast eardpleta
any to the Couv..y. 11 eraart.rvem a fan line of
Forclim and lanniastle
DRESS GOODS,
uct. ea slerinne. P4reettattrol. Bombazine, tutperlal Clothe. Le
vino•, Lorteto, ell wool nr putt coupe. Le-
Laltorr..o PtalCa. Mohelr goals. &o :me to
DOMESTIC GOODS
Prints, AtmlSn.. DeolMS. Chir-ko, ,te, rlanoels of
an colon and qualltitto.
LINEN GOODS.
SHAWLS ! SHAWLS!
Ingle szul double Wcolen. Broehe. Shetland wool, sad Cashmere.
CLOAKS, CLOAKS,
tf the heat mwettate and of the !taut aN Ira. Altochtatice cow
tertale. thou:cloths. th•flaer, vrater-proof clothe, oral a lure =tit.
ty of &taking trantothsa tuck.
FURS ! FURS! FURS!
in Ws lint we weinld menially call the attention of buyer. aa to
our awortonnot twel prune, width defy torotwittion.
hoop Skirts,
I-loop Skirts,
Hoop Skirts,
Ladies . , Mime., and (•hfhtretee does of all theese end ,t7lq, of
h. beat qualtt, 01 steel and mate.
Corsets,
Corsets,
•
Corsets,
Lt the beat recede lutho, iniporior to 11/7 othoto Oot.
• 'Woolen Goods I
Nobtu, S•l3tapa, kr., and • r,cair Large
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Our facilities nee the wenn u ever, no. Stock In Ink hew% of trade
Very
Loo and canopies% Fteibta =failed to toll
all and overy one In wast of
Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing
either In Melt, dmillto of goorin, or mak,, we comb:lnc making n
r,rteeat. ftt OK DEP, and woold re:Nr..olllly draw the Al - t.lon
tf slt ;hat are in tee habit nt hitdcg their Mother [auto to order, to
try as ay We ea. give
Full Satisfaction in Style & Make
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM & CO.
Moitm.. Sept. VW
Real Estate Agency
THE , oro-ergaared hare formeti a Pattnerahip and opened an or.
tor for the purchase. Silt. and natal °fres] .nate in the Coon
.4. of atnquellarms. and We /ISM try to make it for the izterett
of al :lorts neattr either to purchase. se lb or rent real ast ate. la give
ys natl. We deolgn rtevert!re csrenaleey In all ?hose morn*,
.th to New York len! I , :eer Jena/. from whence some most of the
moos mho buy Lends lo tills county. Mr. Binds is eagansteel)
sal nal oterl throvaboutl he county and oulllgtre th e mastitis ghtrtnb
al tolls wbalantrentb h. We halt°
Several Farms - on Hand,
=Rabin for .latrytng papa. ea. The later par• of the luncheon
money can run fa. a term of years. payable In Installments.
No. 1.-10 i acres of land In Forret Lake. Wt Improved. good
tweldno loose, e 1: harm well wetered, and will andfgorl from 80
VOZ eg..o/14, tionottnitmi to meetinga, orfoolou nod nfechanka. A
me tort nf the pumt.nne money can remain fur a narks of years.
&errs rd Wolin Frankll• f tloooterilin t ) 100 stereo Inn
rot. ...II watered, two dweliln% bootee, two barns Connenfrat
nom ono., wad wore. Wi II Ind.l tor dairy ptepowou.—
t3n nf the norehasn twiner mar remain f r a 'mien of Team.
No. 4-191 nem of land In Illtntalt 120 Improved, well watered
vol *need. good tme dwelling hnese, barna,toreharda and chest
tot tituVr 14/011 it sottioilent Co tenon the whole Cann far fifty pearl,
Two and aMa mlle Irom Manta Corner.. Ind in. mina from
Montrone. Two Weida of the purchase money on, remain for a au.
ke or re-kr, ntoored try hood and funriplre
Nd.fl.--87 ano. of land In Brlttreuroter towrahlln I ys toilet from
Mort/ow am. t topiradat, a tend nee dorenind hoc. ; tmmt, 1
tortd.feta short; • good grafted ort+ard. well watered. One half of
the porellaw money to., ;woman tut a number of years, trend upon
the Demotes
N 0.6-100 acreft,mitnare to Illtdgewnter. men main from MOD.
trout. 80 acre. improved. Rodnew dorellto Move. barn. and meta
srd. sOnothird of the Ottrufrose money down. sod the lola.. In L
r.. a, and ti ream.
No. 7.--SUnate la the towwhin of Fared Lake , font mile, Dom
Worms, A daily cute pm.. the bonne. lid sera. Over lOn
gwelllar Lme, Iwo tart sand aleala.hreal oral
art m roll) In mead rinntadorder. Mal alder tall. tweeter by
eater, milk house, Ac. Term.: One.oalf of the purchase money
qlnorta the balanea Ihnt amual paemerds. -
Np. arms of laud in Herrick townaltiO, SOO serfs Immo
pond d wahine bona; Pen barna, 'neon Route. fine stabllnie
wat.eret and undP.l. a good date of Improvement, comeenient
toirttools and meettnes. and can be erravtotrently divided and made
tedium farms. Teruel: Ome.buly dweo. balance In Installmeats.
IA the townehlp of Jerson, 'erten miles from Pont
row. containlng Wet', acne, foetpthretroprowd..• trod Mame, ham
a erafted oreloard.and ii very fine tuts bo•IL moveralent to Claret.
achool• and Ntlle. (inctralf of the purchare money thorn, do
balance can he paid In lour equal commit,.
Ito, lltrate In Me tewneblp of New illlfert, contd.:nine_ 160
acmeLnCrulta Itopredolf ; taro tulles Nona the Boroodtt ef New
Ifarkt, acid ni, wt elllbty rode from the tact anew. nod Western
MIN Real; well twittered wltttstattim t good nolidlng• and s doe
twartn. orchard—a grove of clam nut upon the mead." nuftattla for
dm er teleertph polre..slebOOltnNun In the nmadlate vklslt7;
and threettfletent thorches •Idan two ed tat wee from the
form will be Bold If:the purrbaner abould not want the whole.
rerun tenanonble.
No I arms arj Info, CM Maze of Susps•hantia Newt.
oo Ihs N Y. .k id+ tfallasy, mete' the Masi MilMartittl farms
nom *pe alas ll milk In theelliam. Wit; keep:'
owe. ealdheeMe to e.g.* the farm. The e ore shout MA tempi. ma,
P' basalt .he Nun.wor b 61,e0 bwidts gust*, Itsed
tams; milm of te ell sae ; tan rood mrenin,
honer, o.e imal • Pm mill. h lb/sale Wm oft the Imre it lire
Itof pgot aloe, Atildel (ASIA 1111'lln mud ramma orate t MO Rood
brobsials, No !est VIP+, as ravager Was /cake toot depot dolly.
1 , 90 as mtoepristra 04. to make mosey the hum Isom of thetas's(
;karat la he no.st.eso part of the buds.
•
A&De Lae 111BratIN t HIND.
Juan 18. 134.—tf Unistroos. Sowinstalms Co.. Ps.
WiatrAti iettivo lett ttoretais , " to do 0:ill: 0 of What B.
wdea We of Nriurtle townOlD.didnued, hwe Deer
grated to the an ;mm lacbteci to Mu told mato
me mutated to =ms etliele Ithd to
tuning eltdmi
of drtoargle agOlosi the atatcot 2W. odd &ceded wt l mate
know/ the erne erlttovt d ley to C ItUitiViLCll,
tipilttoolle, Nov. 1114 MIL-1w
Adnilnlstra;oos Notice.
,
Nottozsomb i trento al pence), disiudrainoantems
e k e &We of UM r. crtrata ,ot no. Dud Wis.
intp, decanted. Matt be mate mut presented to the undersign..
ed toe emehgensent,bad &lineman Indebted to mid Est.p.a are
'!Ci L r ' f ffided • sukeI"4".II:AUSTLNIC TERM Onntt lined. Nov• It& -41 P •- - 4,4lsafartrater.
Sitainrthi AMIUMMTAi
vo zmilevar 10
!RME=
=
ger. mnda
tlon.
A. Iff.. P. M
STATIONS
7.59 x.:4
7-99 1.46
8-78 6.16
P. 16 8.55
9.90 4..8%
9.91 6.16
9.40 5.4 5
PM 6.00
tt .
Great Rend,
We. Milford—
MONTROSE. .......
fl t .....
Ahina
r.arnmit
Sen si atr..
trodep
S rg_
•Manntita Chunk
24e* 11.111r! , _ r.,....
.•(..It..ce tor 11.11ndetuhis.
CE=9
t,e IloasetecTiag.
Give a a 411 and trimlae oor good&
.r,zimator's
IiIi4=MEZU
Ewa
NEW rinnt.
evit&cm. arcirrts & WARNER here recce (Ho S cy
t IV C. = 'P
r " 71 q:C D 77=11.
: 11 2g4 6 elaxat iinil4 " gu ' pTiviZel; ::=ldui by R. b. Net:
vok
W , mIxnu , SUY .okS l Ltos mimeos oriel
A. M. WILSOY,
MontrSEP?. URIFFIg. •
Montrose. room Y. R. WAttle ER.
Cash Paid For Michas/mat
I=l
LOTS FOR SALE.
MBE trobscell.er offer. for ale a few choke linlidlog Lou to
Orval Bend Villa:a. In alone proalmlly to Ow exacnalaa Works
Itto D. L. &W. It. Ito. not. to v.v., They sav 14t1 not
In convellicol Otlap< and are of good elzo.arot an b 0
. plllf@z6l.ed
Htterat vat. awl on .00 term . ollnettl. E. relit ICK.
1314.1 Bend. ihormber IL 4961.—t4
NEW GOODS.
JUST OPENINO...
DRS (Dods, DrAcvev., Book..anA a peat %Witt, of Nalkha
foe the 11 Lt D A h.
•
• - - •
111131.1.1.1, 1 . 5.3110 h 1:111m, Warteii, Albums.
and Good Docks for Prearas, AC. he. Juat opetrd and Arr.d. bT
J. LYONS & SON.
Sloane*, Mori:lser 19, 1884.-1(
NEW COODS.
A LARGE ADDITION TO 11IY STOCK OF
Dry Goods and Cloth ir
11.1.3,214 fin Cull st io.. fvms. and lu to sold etnsp.
1.4 It 11 flit ANIII.V.R
NEW GOODS I NEW COODB
RI th HILL HI CO I.
34 Court %treet, Ell oglut au tog, N. Y.,
Lave awkstantly on hand a large athck of Koala adapae.ll.o the FALL
Ta..on, of U. I, own Imponatlon.
CHINA, •
GLASS-WARE, LAMPS.
TOYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
FANCY GOODS FOR ALL TIMES
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,:
CARPETS, OILCLOTHS,
WOODEN-WARE,
CUTLERY,
!X.
Macbants will be run :abed et New Tart jobbing Weer.
E. 11A14. 1t CO
iilbealzaba.B. Y.. Deb 19t13.1854.—1e
OYSTERS,
O Y ,T r oft i L,
FOR NALE by the I(EN
%fn....-. 1,.......•159h
SCOTT'S
POPULAR REMEDIES.
Thee medicines are warranted It as trlt amt ding to direct/era
Try them and If not ttathettotory mum one half the mesicnie eno
the m et 0111 to refunded- 1 tare told Itootinada of battles. bat
none Lave mom&
"SCOTT'S CHOLERACURATEA
FOR DYSENTERY,
CHRONIC DIARRHEA, ,
CHOLERA NORM'S,
BOWEL COALPLAINTS,
CRAMPS, COLIC,
NERVOUS, BILIOUS,
AND SICK HEADACHE,
SOURNESS OF THE STOMACH,
COLDS AND COLD CHILLS.
Tilt medicine In composed of aeon Ana Roots, mot common I.
me.ll-ite renalon In Mier eyetelm and t nano MI to oN, It ban been
need 1-i Ibe
SPOTTED FEVER.
Inv number of esmee nod proved effected!. Full dlrectlents on cub
Oettle. slat LO Cesre.
ATIVESCOTT'S
SAIt, CERATE.
FOR BURNS, SCALDS,.
OR SCALD HEAD,
FROSTED FEET,
INFLAMED EYES,
WOUNDS, OLD ULCERS,
CRAPPFD RANDS,
INDOLENT TVISORS,
SPRAINS, BRUISES, •
PILES, CORNS, C.
•
It Is ,imposed of vegt.Llbles, tad to entirely Lamina. Plitt
twettk the Opt.. boa.
Das. bra We hove has unple opportunity of testing the eft
toe of your Cerule fur 'navy orSIM and foil It art you recommend
P. and we have PO beeltat.n to smeamending it to the
L. Vir SINDIIA w. v. 1... Nem Milf.ad.
CALVIN O • M. D.. Montrose.
Wm 11. rI ER. M. Wllkesbar - e.
)tau slat ed ify 1.. Soon, B.imoston. Pa. and for the by
I. N. ISPI.LARto. +purr...
W. O. WARD & SON, New Mifflin!.
IRA scorr. Fp r i r riqe.
ScrautOn, Dee. 19th. Intl --11
GROCERY AND SALOON.
/IRE eut..eribtrti continue thetr buena. it the Old Eland .1.
Et.te strent_ where those who glre ue their patroonge WILL re
tn.,. receive suet Foil:nerd ctowe them to C.lll %WIS • havt bk.e.o well particular Att till lon to lilting lap Our
LAMES' SALOORII
and Call NMI* if &ain't!.Jpirate rooms to LAMB and 114:11BISI, or tor Ladlt3 alma. or Goutlernen alirkte.
REFRESHMINTS
dank our liar of edibles= be found oysters, Chink Ham tad
Berk Roast Beet lieefitekk, Hutton °hops, eldet= la even
Om hot crash:l. Pickled Tongue, Lobelia., boracite,
everything the market afrtmis
to the %ray of deck& tee beetc.verythink except spirittiousor
eobolle Leversdes. Oar malt I core ere et the btst qtudity saC
warranted pun. Also Domestic Ines. elder. darsapscUla, Cods
IV I or. &nail Beer, dc. ice Oman In summer. •
CONFECTIONERY.
We hare on hand the L•tm*t stock of Caufeetitineryeverbto
Into the County. We ilia furnish. aL wholesale to retail ■hytidty
In this linethat may becaLlod for.ano as cheap as can be Donato
anywhere.
Tobacco and Cigars!
()begin and mating Totacea of every brawl,aad Mein ore
erygatlity. from a "coat grah"to elegant flavored Havaaa.
° Or3r . o o4 3 l ar b iee t ialn
Our stock of °routine. can't be bent In thin part of the mpn trl
Oor quality and lowntle of ;nice. not mecenttua 131netuunton. W.
willfurntah Floor, Salt.Rodar Molanca, Coded. T.a...rtab.abonie
Mugu. FIX , nod everYthinitio that line of the beat duaJltlna, It
any quantity Cram ono pound to a ton.
Our endrator bet., please nit who may fawn no vith thd•
patronage. pledging ountelvetto litmus In dnal and to the altrktb
One Price System !
Moat:row. Der-amber tfi. 15.4.-1,
Toys for the Holidays
A Very Lar . ge Aecrueent 9f
Childress' Toys,
In "'blob are Invite the attention nr thn. Iptemt.i. fhb .el e .
=loc. sod yoo will on wry apt to bey. KIRBY & nacos.
SI - outman ("comber tg, 1864.
OYSTERS in 'most everyshape. As good
atkewmagaral wok Ida totem* and dos ta eaa be hawkytan
where. Owalbus Philawatabla Pare dodwritte wines. I.Uart;
and huts. LII to be had reasonabte at the Waltham Sabra.
To The Warmers.
can and sse m 1 =at to bars • Ill= that yds alma
bruins or sending Dm, Poulmr, Game, Plazas= and Dui= to
Copt nvousibla Commlalna Ilona la Plow Nark. one that 1 ma
raccamtrad 8. H. DlDridDite.
Ilosins= patrot= My 1664. ; ,
Soldier's Pensions, Bounty &Back Pay
mama Aare 01 TMF GOMM
Vaulsarp
ive==tr i.
os ti jr134,4, 0
j 11.11710 - 4 b
lu t i greirjantripinAt - . r
.
AISR pod TIIII.O . TELY EllarAil44s4ll* Malle
of 15 4 *WAX
1414.44. .
BALDWIN it ALLE.N:
HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF
SCHOOL BOOKS.
MUSIC BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKB,
and mrs
B uacriak a ,
s eal . cu=t: la ta Z t allPeodlo.
Everything Belonging to the Sta
tionery and Trade.
Fined sailnttThrit mf PERVITMERT I tams-At SKIMP,
Ft .ert noortmetat of PfICKIT eta LIMY to tasra-aIIIMITWIL
Moat sasortmant of POLACK? ROOKS in osans-st
Meat sawn 'nett of V.ILET SOA Mt% to.n-at 6111171 . 0.
0.% GE
Fl Of tiu °N' GOODS toona.-011111TWR.
LAR•T assortmentKE R
of ALFlllabl t" ha
we rm.'s.
TUE .1 , 11-T assortment of O.RD and IMPERIAL Timm.
GRAPHS, Wahmt and Pa... Neva Fenny to toot..
trlll.llTH'l9.
L. F. CDT
C. nacos'.
I=
EN=P
Pennsylvania Slate Normal School
AT MAIBfIELD, TINA COMM, PA.
1131113 Ins , Holton tmd 6ffitte Mato A uthocitle• I*
j_ cember, 19;2, n •WM r !tonna), 8 08 0 0 aftakdbumg.
Wep•rol se *a eh to oj4zin her 1843.
Tto• 111••,..:1 lithoul Test wlll cocoulcola ••
inrandai - ; September Stb,
Prof. P. A. Alleh for past lees Da thy', Of the Cbeeee
C.nonty (Pa.) Normal neSeo,. has NCO elected Madpal. and Pee
Prank Croeby, necently a ant sane 'Venetian. hall
to the Peedeennelp Lan incezes 144 Leaner,. Ilue=l l
well known Renian etc&
crablp.possesh thronekout the aa a paw teal expa se a ElCtlierience of OtiZotiOfow ilMetre*
011_8n
=or tneel•nt, elide thorough enlostatenee vA E Z'a ennie•••••
al wants, scolded from Ms conneadan wttla (Xottp:elOtWelie
ery eonfon of Penwbrants, sa well as In other Stslef mud rye.
er.by.ln hierpe deputenent. tan fen ens* sae poeseent Us
aateantaxe cf • rare and .natal et erne as a teschse
venom branches which are einroeo In 'cheese the blew sere.
liotnpetentand thorough thatrWes tos weldedfoe/40E1W
Oct...damn is of tie School.
The building Is to be rented throcensd and provided velth pee&
Lure at the me append etelat together with an exteePreceatea.
iuu Of utea delta, and works of reerenca Excelled Usetoleat
and to.ltornpLtre, apparatus let it he in txadincie at the «Pm/Wee
th• !tempt. To keep pace with the Improvements In edesedes.
Xmmakm , . 1 3 be meted. whlch vetuela %trees 0404
Untie. and Ilene" enmities has already been seen
The ebool fee la dlekled Into three terms of thirteen onoki dataa
with no varanon, except th e week of Melees.* holidspa.
it doalrable that underlie •houlA enter it tinteonataliereteent
Comm. sad le a period of not lua than IMAM weks. TaltUou.l2
aiteaoce. Pee term, $0.03. to extra theses (tribe lateetined et tbe
Whet mathematics. Text hooks muted at rrneceebiltratte TOW
and Ingremental mule at teachers* prices. Boarding to the tin.
WO per week.
Mato lield le dilated sixteen piles from Tros,Pa s .llll7
dace communlauttoo. Anew particulate 114CLMO tho PdaoL
pat, at Itarmicid. nose County. Pe.
ALBERT CLARK. W. C. ROLE?
Facrears. Pnedent Baled Winslow,
anallold, August 8, 1884ey
DON'T READ THIS
Unless you have a Pull Supply of
GREENBACKS T
Tor I'm gum you oo resin the letortztlos to osamlos tir
"CHOICE loTtXtft" of .(311010X ()WM" bought
"CHOICE PRUIF,R," and wbkl will be ootil
"(MOIOIL CUSTOMERS fro "CUOUNG
•
GREENBACKS' ooty by um.
Di and Dim Cups, Backgammon Boas*, DowA
noes, Cheder Ifen, (lames. Inks, Pen* of
all ,finds, Sileciaeles, Eye Mama,
Hair Bruslita. Tooth
ilrushes, Comb*.
Well this Wet bait; but Just drop to sad look for yokseelf. elld
ELI tell you ths rest.
Hoping these noes will rear/170u ell.
llootrose, November t 1.1884
A SPLENDID LINE
OF
DRESS GOODS,
Shawls, Balmoral Skirts, Cloak
lugs, Hoods, Nubias, dm &c.,
AT REDUCED PRIMO, JUST RECEIVED LT
READ, WARTEOI7I3 & FOSTZW&
ALSO, A 'TILL 'ASSORtilan OA
Domestic Goods, Prints, Flannele,Cloths,
Cassimeres, Jeang, &0.,
=EMI
READ. WARVROIIS .t VOETERIL
CROCKERY AND CUTLERY.
A FINE ASSORTAIENT JIM RECEIVED AT
READ. WARTBOUS & FOSTER'S
CASH
PaID FOR
DRESSED EICOGitIY
BALDWIN a ALLEN.
HIRSCHMANN BROTHERS
twill:r e to :Ll i l n. the ettadlna PtiaoklAtocrus
DRY GOODS,
Millinery and Fancy Goods!
Yankee Notions,
WOOL, AND COTTON 33.081.1Citir.
Carpets, Oil Cloths,&c.,&c.
Which they= prepared to pft at fermatas f(geses. Thatretoata
DRESS GOODS
mopeds; the Latest .ad Mama Gotetelo toe
arts,. Daschased at the tote Auction Sales at domes much Lekres
he =stet prim, sod will he sold wlth Mail tulratee.
ALSO,
ELEGANT CLOAKS AND SHAW LS,
A Beautiful Line of
moms, CASSINIMICS £NI CLOAKING'S.
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
& lot of
LADIES life/LEM
LioOrS,
WIMP,
13EAKFAAT SHAWL*.
Also a Complete Line of
FANCY GOODS,
Eoltebto for
HOLIDAY PRIZIPM.
Hinscurqui N BROTHER'.
No. V) Court Street. Mtn of the " IttlrenNli •
Blstehamten.Deeemter Id. LEA.
144 5 4 :4 A at Itlb I(1
KEICP THE LARGEST AND MIT ASSORTMENT OE
MERCHANDISE
' be be bud to the eo eler. lee more le II V3I purchased
Previous to the lute Advance I.
Prices,
Irbleh ambles Ono to
sell Goods much Below Present Bates.
We Mite constantly= baud
alit by the BarreL Floe Salt by the Rick and Halt Duvet. 'Mkt
Weed Salt fee Pack= Year. rthar.teoie Leatber, leo;
Walla Nati Bet% Tow Cert. wetOW Wei
Carthage Bens, fluter,
Dry Goods and Growler, Boats and Elhour,
Hata and Cam
Druar t uATlO= . ,=Wigen ,r eW . Matail.
• itill ' =. *L E V" :l l l47= l =37 lllll4.
neat Spar.; Bab, tar. &c.
we are below I few of oar Mac= Dtlrv. Cajal, IC fillip
If the martot, viz : •
/Inassl9 per tweet, Rest Wows Senn SS
Plots Po ts to to: per yard. I Whits soCus de pa ID.
led eneyttanz al enumerated ha the mime peoportioe.
All as sat Is Mr amp% to all and ate tbr them. 011 d
mullion thaw. cat mart tarts twig moms ~ •
ammo a Lomat.
Starltattvllle, Pt- ar1..M.113.4.-84
$l2
FOR A. GOOD
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
The Pride or the West Fano
by 1442twingr Machine
Alta BE UAD O THE .110 M
P. ID. CASE;
Great feud Village * Pa.,
Fort VIZ ♦BOYS 611 X. .
frail If a tow leto4 of aveotaa tun atotyle.dynais; fie w ow
L. tots—will make about OW Qt.f WWI% igt./ owe
pat. and elm be yea by s =eve MI Itt.
If a few taachinea mwanted la W.OYlNXlxiftiOod bale dog.
ty &um lat.tbe dubse rstmtr know by w , tior cymbal...tat askd be =1
111 ea bud' inta the mitobbusi or call at Ms miaow ILI an
Ahem wort V. R. CUE. /tPal.
ling bead V114:7 3 . ra..Cot. 1381.—ataci
SOLDIERS' PENSIONS, BOUNTY,
AND BACK PAY.
r m. /W . owv i a m4 la r i t,=l . BrD ji
yrraa.
- Vol row. N monks tsea.-1
THK LATEST - SWUM:
nor SATITTER •
ar d r i tairm s =gri i =_vmpum____ ens
woo to 111.14, otofflactue. o ok: •
• IE3 : SAt 01,01 t o tt-olto WWI PUN ICA MIL
$ll eft _Bulhlo VIM*
•
ES
SCHMIDT.