The fttlependent gepublion.
LOCAL MATTERS.
11`.r.ted.—Two or threlhaahela of sweet apptee
wanted at the Independent Republinan oftlee—to be
paid for In cash or applied on anbeeription.
PrOne sare-LSee advertisement in fills paper,
of public 5.,.1e, by Rev. AI R, Sehoonmaker, next
Thurtday. Also, 1L W. 'February 11th.
For Mr Benefit or the Sailfers.—There will be
an Oyster Supper at the house of Ahnonilweet, in
Gibaon,Thtmd.r eresing,Fehrtuiry Oth,fer the bene
fit of the soldier - a. w.)
Vbluntarir IL n:red.—The School Directors of
Choconut will pay th•• high e st local bounty. Apply
to Matthew Stanley or Michael Murray.
MATTHEW STANLEY. SeNTYItIry.
Choconut, January 25th, WO& x.)
Correction.—The notice we published last week
of a Supper in Gibson for the beoetlt of the soldiers
should have read, "Thursday, February bth," In
ste-ad of " Friday." The notice appears again cor•
retied this week.
armoved.—l. Vadakin has removed his Marble
Works around the corner by the Catholic Church,
where he will continue to manufacture Marble and
make it the Interest of all persona living In the
county and wishing to purchase Marble to give him
calL Bee advertisement.
Donal:cm ►!do.—The Mende of Elder Thomas
F Clancy will provide an Oyster Sapper for Ids ben
t et, to be peeved up on the afternoon and evening of
T•on,day, February nth, at his residence at Elk
, and cordially Invite a general attendance.
Donation.—Tbe friends of Rev. A. Miller will
make him a donation eirit at the pareonage on Fri
do afternoon and evening, February 10th, 14r , .
All are invited to attend. By Order of the Pont.
Ilartord, February 3d, 1865.
.Ifirry's Oluseum.—We continue to receive title
bsedsorne children's magazine, and tied Its contents
II Fnited to the tastes of young readers- Its
ll
tu.t rntions add to Its attractions and instructiveness.
I".l , ustted by J. N. Stearns, 11l Fulton atreet, New-
Yak, at $1;50 a year, In advance.
►teary Mullison, late Trea
gur, of Wyoming county, is now In Jail on a chem.
=lenient About live thousand dollars ap
pears to be lacking In his accounts. When asked
hi his bondsmen what he.had done with it, his ans.
t was, "I have lost it by gambling."
Gram. rinta.—Bee the adrertiaement of William
(Ist, of Luzerne County, in this paper. Mr. Clay
tads the culture of the crepe at his home in Abing
ton both pleasant and profitable. l..at !.111-4 , 11 he
sold from a quarter of an la-re i-12Cto worthof Crapes.
We bcdeve Ihat grape culture in receiving more at
tention than formerly in this county.
Jesinrp .Vlle Swirly—The next Jessup Mite
Society will he held At th• house of NVISOU Robes.
on Friday crentne, February 10th, 1t , 05, the p,O
ce-ds to be applied for the benelit 01 the sntreftnu
soldiers. At this meeting a OW , mcfli wttt hr mule
sle•A int; the pecuniary results of thu+ society fur the
llss: 3 Var.
Pr. Dtmock.—Tn our advertising columns, this
a• •k, appears the card of Dr 6 Z. Mama:, who,
hin n returned from the wars, where he aeon bon
orahie distinction an Captain of Company D, 50th
i.••••tivanla Regiment, tills reaumed the practiet
•a profestilon in Montrose. Long may he flank-
many may he heal.
aged Patriot.—There le a man named Els
rata.' t, hvmt at New Castle, Schuylkill County,
Peat. in we one losncinul and eighth year of his age,
uhu .d Lb' late election mat hie ballot for Abraham
lie has attended every Presidential dec
ibel the °lin:nitration of our titivernmet,t,here
tolurs voting the democratic ticket. B. W. L
Slate Treasurer —Mr. Wm. H. of Phil
fah Iphia, has Mtn eke; ed State Treasurer. He is a
;cad business man ; Was a firm Republican when
ziersuasion was not popular iu Philadelphia,
pro% Ina eonrhisively that hr is hot a trimmer and
ha• h,r many }cats been an intelligent and indotnit
.Yie pont:cal ,aorker.
Imlay and Rickntdre Reporter.--Thlp valuable
Baal, Note R,porter and Counterfeit Detector
COUlt, regularly to nor office, and in these daps of
nom runs eimuterfeits se could hardly do business
e hem it. It is land-he'd to subseribere at et 2,
ye a s for the semi monthly,
.or ;Si a year fur the
monthly. Published by
CueEt.Es C. Rennes, .15 South Third street.
Philadelphia, Penn's.
Thr Dark Derv.—Tbe Dark Day, in Nev Eng
laud, ryceurred May 19th, 1780. At 11 o'clock, IL.
111 thr birds, baring sung their evening songs, din
nppenred and w. re client. Objects could not be die.
tir, - ;Lislied but at a very little obuunee, and every
a ore the appearance and gloom of night.
NI ART A, WAIL NEE.
bring - villa, February lot,
Rind tke .11drertisemeats.—An exchange re
mark• that everybody should make It a point to rtmd
the new• advertisements which appewr from week to
meek In their home papers. They give, in general.
a vt re fair view of the business enterprise• of the
community, and afford a good history of local but
nt•aa events. Nut untrequently great gain Is mete
by reading the advertisements. Read them, and
know what is going on.
Montrose Graded School,--Tbe Closing Exer
cises of the winter fecal of this Bello°, took place on
Frida . . evening, Ise& !quell interest wrts shown by
c Ili the crowded room testified The tan
ono- exercises were generally bight!, creditable to all
eonerocd. We •n- glad go see tnce , olool so pros
per-us, and hope its prosperity will continue as
long a , merited. The next term will commence On
the 213. h nisi, as appears by the advertisement in
this paper.
The Oran.—There is a great dii,satisfaellon with
the assignment of quotas fur the new airart Town
ship, which here increased their vote enormomly,
lm have iienalitted their drafted men to desert until
tee eurullin4 nt tr exhausted are to furl:lse uu,mun,
while the deficiency it saddled upon loyal sutedie
trieni, wnieh hair raised tuone3 cud sent full quotas
of firmer drafts by volunteers, lensing theirenroll
meet untouched Is there uu remedy lur such ID
jus her Wilke+tarre Berord.
Pay of County 017Irrao.—A bill lets peen
lntro
dueeu Imo the I-I.am: of Representatives at (lards
authrrizing Sheriff-, Prtithonotaries 01 Cum
mun ru4, Clerks of Orphans' Court, Oyer and
T• -1:0 her, and Genend .1.11 Delivery and Quarter
R.-sisters, Recorders, and bistrict Atter
ne3 to charge 50 per cent. increase as each item of
ie.% arid reh-a-ins then, from the payment of 50 per
Cent ou nu,.11 lei a to the Commonwealth unless
Rau - crewreceipte exceeded $2,003 per.annurn.
Pvtonanahip.—Goodrich's Improved system of
Wrn am for keibility nod rapidity In excelled by no
01:1, , 2 slcm. Tue only correct method of teaching
hannansinp, we are bunt by the teachers of this
nte
tam, iS t , l 11 purely mu,cular movement. Mesa's. -
G , tadrich dr Williams are introducing and teaching
w system at rapid husinere muscular writing,
and Invite the public to examine and tent It th0,,,,ah1,y.
,,,, ahl,y. We have oven Mr. Williams it:Lentil° Milne
rpLenclia spectrums of pew-num-Lip, which, as well
rs others executed by Mr. Goodrich, may be Been at
thin office.
•• To 911 lingnu if :Play Conema,," —ool3l'loo
a5 , ,..1,1 t , mud walls, eximce.i to all the which
, eventive genius of "Johnnies" can burl at us,
agreeably surprised one Sunday evening by
ii, arrival of an " arran,ement " entirely new to us,
which erected more exc itement in our ranks, than
am thing we have experienced in Fort McGilvery.
iu acknowledging the receipt of the aforezald
" arrangement," we take this occasion to express
our slucere thanks to the &mon, for their kind up
lin:elution of our wants, and they may rust assured
that that act of kinnn.ro will ever be remembered by
Company " 50th P. V. v.
quarterly Merfing.—Thc fourth Quarterly
Met hag for Montrose charge will be held at the DL
F church, In Montrose, February nth and 12th.—
barvieea will be conducted try 8.,v. 11. Browtiacomb,
Presidleg Elder. Preaching on Saturday,at t o'clock,
p. m. Love tenet on Sabbath morning, at 9 O'CIOCA,
public services at 11 o'clock, a. to Now, brethreu
sue friends, ea tide la to be the last quarterly moat
lug that I erer expect to enjoy within the bounds of
the Wyoming Conference. I should bo glad to see
you make the coming meeting a grand re-union
e. well as a farewell meeting. Come up in the
oh the ..llaater, earnestly praying fora baptism of
love. A. 11. hcnootataxga, /tutor.
.7 Pictorial Dottier Momber.—The Phrenologi
ml uud Life Illuatratca, for January, appears
With quarto pages, and a hesotlful illustrated
curer It contains portraits of Tennyson, Sitlirman,
finenam, Cobb. Puillips, Buskanna We.le3 —mother
Of Inolau Chief, Franz Muller, Miess_Mug
-0,”, Niles Fury, the Princes of Wnlee. Florence
I'amtininde, A Group of Warrione—Hanolhal,Jullue
Piz:trro, Cromwell, Charles Su; Frederick
the Brent, Scutt. Wellington and Napoleon, with
Etbnologv, Phrenology, Physiognomy, Physiology,
and l'yefiolugy. No. - 1. Volume 41st. Puldiabtai
Ft Lucia: moo a Number, or $2,00 a year, try
7ommalt Wzus,
Villacudirsg, titiqatik
i
• Death oral wade Lady The irlie of J.
H. Cook, eau., died at her residence In this borough
on Tuesday evening of this week, of disease of the
heart. Mrs Cook wad a ctuistlan lady and her loss
is deeply felt by the community. The funeral serv
ices were held at the M. E. Chord' on Thursday at
1 o'clock. p. tn., and were attended by a large eon
course of friends, Including the merchants of the bo
rough. The services were most solemn and Impres
sive, and there was scarcely a dry eye In the vast as
sembly. The stricken husband and two sweet chil
dren have the condolence and sympathies of all.—
Let them not mourn. "she sweetly sleeps."
" Asleep In Jesus; blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake to weep."
Northern Pent/ay/notice,
The Mason a Hamlin Cabinet °Tirana—With
your eyes abut, you Cannot distinguish its sound
from that of the pipe organ itself; and the advantag
es that commend it are; Its price--for It can be had
for one, two, three, or four hundred dollars, accord
ing to the 617.0 you wish; It takes. np vary little
room, and may stand In any part of the church ; it is
not- affected by heat or cold, or any change of the
temperature; it remains for a long period In good
tune ; and lastly, it can be sent by express or other
wise any distance with safety. It is admirably
adapted to the performance of sacred music, psalm
tunes, anthem•, chants, etc., and any ono who can
play on the piano, can readily master the Cabinet
Organ. It Is a grand accompaniment when the con
gregation sing, and Is just the Instrument that
ought to be used In all churches where the people
all wish to have the privilege Of bearing a part In
the prsire. —Neu- York Otuerver.
arSee 0. D Ileman's advertisement. Jig
.17usical COnverstfon.—The sixth convention of
the "Choral Union Association," will be held at Le
Bayer!lle, Bradford County, Penn's, Ttresdsy, Feb
ruary 7th, 1865, at 9'o'clock, a. tn., to continue four
days and close with-a Concert, on Friday evening,
Fchniary 10th, undpr the direction of Prof. George
B. Loomis, of Wooster, Ohio. Admittance to the
full course, Gentlemen 81,00, Ladles $0,50, to the
Concert ,^,i
Persons having the "Key Note" will please brine
them, and those that have not, will be furnished to-e
of charge.
Good board can be -obtained at the hotels, or In
private families at reasonable prices.
All clergymen are requested to rend this notice to
their congregations, and attend the Convention free
of charge.
The friende of Prof. Loomis, and all lovers of mu
sic, are respectfully In.( Get' to attend.
Ilv Order of the Commuter. G. W. BItINK, Pres.
IL F. liesontga, tirrefary. (1
COMIIITTEC.
:Navarrolut Soldiers , .91d.—The Treasurer of mne
17 »lroe Solitic. - 8' Aid Society, Report, for January,
le(15:
Balance on hand Jarman' . 94
From BenaJah McKenzie,
From .ale of articles,
Total,
Expenses of the month, 8 91,06.
Balance on hand, 153,4 L— 8179.47.
MRS. IL J. Warm Treasurer.
Sseertary's Report Jimuarg, 186.'5 :—Forwarded
barrel number tour to the A. U. Commission. One
barrrl to the Sanitary Commission containing six
shirts, sixteen lair of drawers., two sheets, five pil
low cases, one dressing gown, eight pair Of slippers,
three pair of socks, nine handkerchiefs, iwo cans of
Irult. one-hAilf bushel of dried apples, six packages
of dried fruit, one hag of hops, four pads, eighteen scrap-hooks, (from the Graded School), bandag,#,
old, muslin, reading IJ - otter. etc.
Mits. H. C. Tress., Sccretary.
Quota of Susquttstauta COuutv.—The following
are the quotas of the different sub-districts of Sus
quehanna County in the draft ordered on the 15th
inst. We received the list from rrovost-Marshal
linidford just too late for our last issue:
\-, Liistriet. Quota. &X Herrick, 11
71. Apotactin, . 7 sl. Ja:kson, IS
A u tut rn 'ii) 90. Jessup, 17
78. Ararat, 7 91. Lathrop, 17
74. Bridgewater, ..... ; 24 4. LBO. Mendows, ..
75, Bmuklyn, XV M. Lenox 8
70 Gifford 29 94. Liberty, 14
77 Ctioconut., : I'3 ( ii Middletown 12
TS. Ditnoek, , 2890. Montmae, 11
79. D midair -' i 97 New Milford T w'p, 32
vii. Foneal Lake. ' 12 911. New Milford Rom, 4
sl. Franklin ' 14 99. Oakland, - 10
sr.!. Friendaville, 4 100. Kuala, '"i•
NI. Gibson • °N 101. Silver Lake, 14
S 4 Great Bend Tarli, 11 102. Springville 35
85. Grmt. Bend Boro, 103. Suaq . a. Depot,...
81t }larford, 27 104. Thomson,
Si. Harmony, 13 ,
Total 511
Dtiforittewt Oflicers.—Some days since,' Mr.
Kelley, of Washington county, nit red a resolution
lu the House providing for the appointment of a se
het committee to inquire Into the alleged violation
of law, on-the part of certain Prothonotaries and
election officers throughout the State, in making or
falling to make proper returns of votes polled at the
late election. This is a move which all good men
will heartily approve, simply because there was an
undoubted and apparent conspiracy among certain
of the Pretimuotaries of the State, to affect the re
sult of the election in certain districts, by I . ..jeering
soldiers' votes. We do not believe that the Pro
thonotaeles implicated originated the plan of di:-
franchising the soldier. We do not believe that
those prominent In the desperate games enacted by
liar Democracy to carry Pennsylvania at the October
and November elections of ISf4, are the men reall)
guilty. A fair int stigation will tim the guilt on in
dividual: who now wear a mask of deeency, and
wan desire to be regarded as honorable and fair
men. It Is time that such scamps were expo,
ed, and we are satisfied that if Mr. Kelley'• commit
tee acts with any degree of. industry and pensever
aver, the whole game of Democratic fraud and trea
son in Pennsylvania, in connection with the elect
ions of the past year, can be fully exposect—Harria
burp Trlyraph.
The Drag-4.esignuient qf Quotas. —The Provost
Marshal General has twslit - ned and'forwarded to the
different districts their correct quotas under the call
of December 19th, 1894, for three hundred thousand
men.
Snortly after the .call was made, quotas were as
signed upon the enrollment as it stood oa the :SO( h
day of N"vember, and taking into account the re
ports of credits, and the mtimates of the number of
years of service that were then available, and there
quotas rent to the districts, in order that recruiting
might commence without any delay for computing
the exact quotas.
The correct quotas are based upon the enrollment
as corrected up to January, and embrace all the
credits for troops raised up to that date. A corn
ph-te settlement with each district 11/15 been made,
and all former deficiencies charged, and surplus
redlted to the district. Consequently all men pat
into the service since January Ist, whether by draft,
the acceptance of substitutes,or by voluntary enlists
plants, will he applied as en.4lts, to reduction of the
quotas now assigned.
It a ill De °Darned that the corrected quotas vary
in certain loealittes, (rpm the quotas assigned on the
11.101 of December.
. _
The reason of this is, first, that the enrollment In
many localltieS bait been much minced since the
e of November, while in others but little change
Lott occurred; - eccond, roil and accurate reports of
teen cud years of service, furnished not only during
the month of December, but from different lomili
ties, for the previous months, have been received
at.d taken Intb account in determining the correct
quotas.—lceshloyon Chro-Ae7e
Soldiers' afd.—On the 13th of January, 1865, the
W. ilerriek Soldier» Aid Society forwarded to the
W. P. B. U. 8. 8: Commission at Philadelphia, the
lollowiniz articles:.
One ttrkin of pickles, a box containing twenty
nine pounds of dried apples, thirteen OM:lnds of dri
ed blackberries, four pounds of dried English cur
rents, eleven pounds of crackers, two pounds of ma
ple sugar, Mr. pounds of butter, one-half pound o
tea, one bottle blackberry wine, one bottle of catch•
up, one quart of dried sweet corn, fourteen Ulna
kerchiefs, eleven papers of corn starch, one-Weft
pound of hops, and eleven heeds; of cabbage.—
Total te.:7,54. Reading matter, testaments, tracts,
newspapers, etc. The Society gratefully acknowl
edge the receipt of 811.00 from ilias Sarah M. Walk
er, of Dlmocic, Pa. We are also Indebted to Mr. D.
M. Smiley for-valuable assistance in the way of box
es, trtmsportation, etc_ OFLPUA E. Dlirr,
Sderrrarypro. tem. ISZ:. Herrick S. A. S.
The following letter is appended In the hope that
It; way prove an additional sthsttlus to the Aid So
cieties of the County :
Utirrro SILATYS SANITARY COMMISSION,
Wosnen'erPENlCA BRANCH, 12/7 Chestnut Street, r
Philadelphia, January 241b...15i3.
Orpha E. Dart, Becrtiarp pro (on. If; Herrickß. A
S.:—Dean Manes: —We have the pleasure of ac
knowledging t, keg of pickles and a box of Hospital
supplies from your valuable society. I think Sus
quehanna will be the Banner County In her efforts
to relieve the sufferings of our Soldiers to this hated
rebellian. She never tires. Her loyal women ere
always on the alert, always doing, always giving.—
They wIU surely know what thchlessing is of cloth
ing the nakt d and feeding the hungry.
A Mend 01 mine was in Annapolis when our re
cent returned prisoners reached there. and among
many thrilling incidents he related the following :
A boy of 19 years of age told him, he watched for
three successive nights to find a dead comrade. On
the third morning_ ,be vas successful , and atriSSed
coverthe body to bi elf, or he Would have frozen.
Is it not sinful?
Assure your ladles or the pleasure we have In
hearingtram y.u. Is It not a pleasures to work for
our Soldiers? I think it so, and although I can do
but lithe, I argue that every little helps:
Bonus. W. Prim
Snake BlksrTbe bite of the rattlesnake !, 811 P.
pmed by many to be necessarily fatal. it la said,
however, and on good authority, that such Is not the
fact.
There i s an antidote at band, and abundant; It Is
running miter, or Immersion in water.
"In Monroe county, Penn'a, Jacob Price, a lum
berman rays, when be was about eight yeara old. in
the month of Nay, he and some buys were rotllns
atones down a hill, when he was bitten by a rattle
snake of the yellow kind.- The bite was in the left
arm. through p flannel shirt and nosey roundabont
lined with limey. It made a scratch like a briar
wrath. In two or - three hours it e.welled o eo he
cQaEdaost;~bLfi +. -4Ualteß
from home. Tle was carried to his father's house
and they applied herbs and various remedies; among
others they used a poultice of snakeroot, and he
drank new milk, and they applied salt and indigo.—
This was done for taro or three days, when the arm
became black, streaks were extended down over his
body and during the lest day thrweremedies were
used 'he know nothing, and they garedilla tp to die.
His father concluded to try bow Itivould operate
to cat the wound open and apply cold water. He
cat the wound open three fourths of an Inch in
depth i and one mat above also, and poured cold wat
er on t from a coffeepot. In about two hours con
sciousness returned, and In three or four days he
wee running about again, entirely recovered."
I would also state another case, of a boy eleven
Tears old. Georg-, Summers, second son of Uri
s u mmers, of lowa, was bitten in the foot.. It made
a scratch like a briar. He was on the bank of the
river, and he instinctively went and bathed his foot
' in the water. Shortly he went home. Before night
be was sick and vomited ; sick during the night.—
His mother says, " George, what can be the matter
with you, you are so sick." "Mv leg pains me,
where the rattlesnake hit me." 'The family were
alarmed and immediately scut to the village, three
miles, 'ore doctor, who wan just rising. He sent to
get a pint of the best brandy and directed him to
eine It freely, and be would come soon. The bran
dy was pres , uted, but tire boy ,s oold not drink, he
refund It in tem. And after a few days of weakness
and languor, he was weiL
There was not any discoloration or swelling, and
the family say they think had he remained longer in
the water bathing, he would have felt no Inconven
ience after.
Mr. James Clarke, of Great Bend, was bitten and
died last summer. We regret his loss. He was a
good, industrious citizen. Allow me to make a re
mark upon Ids mistake, for the good of others.—
When the snakes crawl under a log they cover their
retreat, that is, the bead is returned, watching the
assailant. The man says, " I see the tall. I ran
throw it out." fie attempts, gets a scratch on the
hack of the hand. The person with him says,
"You are bitten." "Not by this. It must be there
are two snakes if I am bitten."
I have seen water tried for insect poison with per
fect success. A person wan hiving bees and was
badly stung in the face and head. It produced greet
redness, and pain almost unendurable. In a
few moments the appliciation of water restored the
usnal feelings.
It is best to he nn one's guard In the use of cold
water upou the h o ly, to avoid a chill.
Of lute, it Is not considered best to cut Into the
swrlliniu of adder and rattlesnake bite& If the
hinen part could be cut out immediately, alth a
' , harp knife, before absorption commenced, the
blood flowing out would take the poison with it,
perhaps. 11. A. svantens.
An Important Fart.—lt is a feet not generally
known that the War Department will dl.charge Wi
thers who hare aged and Infirm parents dependent
on them for support, or whose families are In very
buthrent circumstances. Persons Interested can
hnve the necessarypapers made out by apply the to
L H Hums. Senator Turrell's °Mee, Montrose. See
Advertisement w.)
$14,1),f 1 0.
1,00.
. 8.b7.
P7%47
Aarriagro.
' BLAKEFLEE—MF.ACtI AM—At Elk Lake, Jan.
!Nth, by Eld. F. Claire, Mr. lEram Blakeslee to
M6s Lomisa A. Meacham.
RECNOLDS—LECDSLEY—In Dlmnek, Jau. 23d,
by C. C. Milb., EN., Mr. William Reynolds to 51185
Betsey Lindeley, all of Dimock.
Our faint tro.co.
STERLING —At Sterlinzville, Pit., .Ltnuary 10th,
1.1-utenunt (1 , -Nrao 11. Stortiott. A. l jo•dnt s'!il Penn
-slyaniA Volunteer, son of E. T. Sterling, aged
scars
This gallant young soldier had just returned from
a Southern prison, alter a cart Is It y of several mont
Rarely have so many hands extended a more welcome
congratulation or more hearts been ',reported to
make him divot on his return to his home The fond
greetings whiitt gathered hint tinter Ids paren'al
roof, were too soon smothered in the wail of sorrow
with at bleb n loved eon 311,1 red teed broth. r was
snatched from tender embrace. Alas! another vie.
tits to the malevolence and barbarit y of treason !
Before he was seventeen vears old George entered
the great army of his country us a private soldier.
The germ of the truest mnobood developed rapidly
in him to maturity. Of most coming presence,
with singular judgment in dealing with his comrades,
tine executive übllits, and strict abbity to his trusts.
he rose raptdly. As adjutant of his regiment his
success was conspicuons. Attracted by leis capacity
and promise, Majoe-Gencml Terry selected him as
Ids confidential aid de-onp. In this sphere, in the
the army of the Jame*, his high promise was fully
redeemed by noble perform:L:lre. Ile has oiled
another splendid num. to the tniutly 1111111V1i0M of
the rebellion. What he mittht have achieved—wnat
a proud life he mint have illustrated—no man ran
11. 1k died beldre Ids noun, but his morning
,all and lustrous. 11 sleeps amid his native hat
honored and dttniored h♦• a whole peoplg.
qb
fair .rt. e•er publi.ted me, eh.. chore,—
/beeper) Notices mon be . 411 t: for at the bete of half a trot a word,
VCIT.• doe cent , a flue. 4rictly to bdynnor.
GOODllicil—la Brooklyn, Jen. :an h. Eva, thin_
r of Edwin B. and D. A. liJodrieb, aged o
onth and two daya.
CrETIS—In Oakland, Jan. 25th, 1a6.1 of diphthe
ria, Vinson A only child of Gaylord F 3 Curti.= and
Josephine E. Wood, aged nine month.: and 25 day s.
Our little boy has laft n s—
Ood took him from our sialtt—
From thi• dark world or airrow
To one of joy and light.
Dark was the shadow tasting
On our hearts when Vinta went:
Thn' we would not a ithhold from God
The jewel that he lent.
Yet we mias our little baby,
The gentle smile and voice,
Sweet as the gentle bird :out,
That made our heart n
Free from earthly troubles,
Vree from sin and care:, •
We think of heaven and Vinta,
And hope to meet him there.
HOWELL—In Jt esup, on the 3llkt of Jan., after
protracted ll!netts, Capt. Aut , tht Howell, ailed 79
Thus has another of the early and prominent pie
nterrs of this county deort
aed. lie w.le married at
qouthampton, L I. in IRIII, and In lttl2 he tame to
Montrose Susquehanna County was then almost
an entire wildi niece, and Montrose had but few in
habitants and fewer homes. He was elected and
tilled the oilier of igieriti for the second official term
After the nrraniz rlion 01 the county. He perfortneo
the duties of his office acceptably to the'propm,
and has retitled iu the county ever since He has
ever been respected at a kind hearted, honest and
upright men, having many warm friends .apd but
few if any enemies, and In Mt death he has left a
large circle of friends and relatives who sincerely
monrn hit departure and whose memories run hack
over the incidents of his long life aid the remintee
eeriest connected with 111 a early pioneer dart, and
they feel as thouch truly a link had been broken that
fewer ceuld he reunited in this life, tint they hope for
reunion in another. So our friends and neigh hors
pass away acrd we can but mourn for theta. They
have gone from our presence never to return.
' Frloud after trim!! d.parta—
Who has not lott a friend."
;,n,eporio.
New York Wholesale Prices °arrant of Produce.
Reported fee the .Itrarroarnany HT.Tinti.,l.6r" by JOSIA 11
CARPENTER. rem. 11 ebtoe. Ro. Ilae Washington St.. Ne..
Verb, to whom ahli.tneuhl ma) he made. Tan..ltdott of the mute
ran. ..!!!I , e uh•aneed on the tcrel; - 1 of U c r deslnnL and a
I•o'eh ratan baole for the Inlanu•. dlrertlons and a irtnkly
market rrpon tent tr're of Cbarir by mall to them moat= altlymonta
purr, tb.• rlll Rye. P. 150 Rtll
hop re, " 70 3/ . 51 Oar*. " 10634 1 • , 9
near., aour..l,P bn.b. 0 000 rorn. " 1 . 0 rri Ito
I' es On rg 73 Potato, barrel, on 60 to
efull , r, In tub". I/ 15. Do 0 , , , Y0h... 0 7
IL trktrot, " 40( 4 5 , 111.1 , ,, P 11 35
" rat , s, 40 f 43 Crten, 1 ,
T. 01.34, •. 75 7 UM% ttma , e.51..W tO 04 11
tunumou. " 14 i 4 PANS. W. 1.. 0t• 4, Son
Drledl4.o, " I(00 (7 " prime, 12 00 WIN
" Peacbra, " no r. Pork. rue, 93. 70 re, r• 0
.1u .5 33. "•3.1
(]herein." 45 0 70 14=4 emoted, WED 14 0 19
liampberrlev" 65 40 ' , boo/dere, " 19('1
7.2 ' • Bacon, 0 yn (4 )4
:•F6 ' °.54 07
liner). " 40 00 47 Col..ken.s. live,"
Flour. srhlw., 771.. 90 0 F114 00 rurkera, 18 40 1.•
87 0 " 0 ,, in 914. arer.. • 07 04 1€
Corn to 3! bunil.. 0.100 .44k/il , urk4. " ls 6 75
Ruckftlirut Flour' DNO6 57, lurer F 4.411. ^5 (0 77
Flax, // ..... rit n..thy hoed. bush to 66 7 64
restarts. Ilex gerre. 750 i.olFloz '•a 6EI O
Bret 613.13, P 10 (5 131 11" 1606 17
Stl uttOn. In eam*,P lb 10 /511 1 10 , 4. 4.811r3. " 00 .3. 110
Veal, " lo p • 15. Wool. " 600 40
Pork. donned, " 1. 0 Id, Ippea 11 barrel. 6 6914 IRO
Rheas. @ buzbel. 7 10. - 1 730 Nude tsoear. —44
Bore —Pfell meat of Elie Row-Yort Market can fie seen on
at way time by calling at the .Earpabtean"Oratte >a Montrone.
the ahoy* laeven the lowest and Micheat prices which an a
cd by quality and csindltlon. Many artlelte that us not =Waned
above. can be found on the rernui is oar office.
gdicro.
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE
BATCHELOR'S Celebrated HAIR DYE
Its the Best In the World
The only Harmless, True, do Reliable Dye Known.
Thlasplcateld Bair Dye is Perfect—thanter RI& nutty. or Grey
Wilt. Instant!, to • 0 Ltaitlf uLevl3. or NATURAL, BROW/ V.
*ruled tutoring the hair or rtainlng the Mu, Ictrlog the halrson
and wetatful; Inttpatt.s frets !attain/. froluentlY fcctcrirg 11. PTu
ire ortor. and ractlarithe In efecta of bad dm. The motet
Aped WILLIAM A. BAICIIELOR. an °there're mere halts
sooaa. aitaidlouLlbeisvoldttL Also Etatcheice'a NEW TUILET
MAW Dreasliotas aut. Nil Dr4oo4r- I.
4041lailiMeilkirs tat. - • Astlinilia
gi eatho.
HIGHLY INPORTANT
All those in orarcb of a
RST CLASS SEWING MACHINE
Arc rotosoLed vtll. tit=
ghee) eh & itoqi
ArA examlne the
BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE MADE,
F.? sevaal reams It mommaids Itself oboe ill otbria.
1. lleonty end excellence or Mitch, alike nynnboth ride% work•
ng .tally well nu nit, en. Konen. and cod.° good _gym .
ng. 9mlting. getherthg, bemnigng.l..ilinir..xemilng. and braiding.
2. idgerietti of ream, that will not rip nor mtvel.
9. The mat pimple In constraction of any two Ores& d machine
n MIP I then fore Imble n get lot I ropalr.
4. norm wthind the non of a phi:olle, thereby dating ewer with
mum comorreint Morn , end tbe trouble of legulatlng the
mmon of the =Mr harearl.
L. Ruts at o o,l(er speed than rkthattle =elite pr sandy on.
These morgue/. with Ali tlo new I rnirrovements, warranted and
da heeled In Mon mat, VUlan olsr , Dam
r e of Root Rerearaels gam. liloorOtflerritDlty. II
use 111 litutdeosestsi
NIVUtInt.. Jet. :..11,1K5.41
COMITS OF APPEAL
rya Hg (N eee l e gloee,e of Suscirs.boorm chanty have lied Upon th
runowths day. - .0 p1....f0e huf W &Kai/. from the 3.rt .
ut.le commeut• or 16a. rig.
FRANICLIN.
At the house of A. P. Welch. Idocday, Febrtuir3 , 6th, 18.3
LIBERTY.
At the boom of B. Jooe, 10t:24.4, Irebrosey 2th.
SILVER LAKE.
At the bocrioe of A. Ma, Weiltx solay, Ft brtlary Bth
CDC/DONUT AND FRIENDBVILLE.
At the howee a Jacob Klmbie.Thu , edey, Tem:lerylth
APOLACON AND LITTLE MEADOWS.
At tbv bun. of A. Ontn.l, FraLay. I. ebnthry 10th.
MIDDLETOWN.
AL tbr holm. of OUa Hogs, Saturley, Febr , ory Utd
•
At the berme of N. D. Snyder, M c relay , February lbih.
JESSUP.
At the bottom of Daniel Holt Tocettar. rate.? lath
FOREST LARK.
At the honor of J. B. Towne, Wwltittiday. Febrvary
DIMOCK.
At Um home of George Leoetr. Mmday. February.t
AI'BUR N.
Al the houre of J. LAU, Tu.euy. F,bra say !IR
SPRINGVILLE.
AL the house of Mrs. J. Lathrop. Wedubsday, February na.
BROOKLYN.
it the hon. of J. n. Bullard. Thursday. February TRI.
LATH ROP.
At the house of D. Wllmattb, Friday. fkbruml Nth
LENOX.
At the house of A F. Soave; Maturdaf. FObruarl !St,
CLIFFORD AND DUNDAFF.
At the heave of Mn, Meant loon. Monday. February
HERRICK'.
At tbe Loom of A. Tilden. To..lily. rebroutT
4311180 N. '
At llowelrs nOta. Wednesday, %larch 14, 1:453.
FIARFORD.
At at< ho of J. F Z. , gle.r, I tiorsday. Igarch ..!cl
NEW MILFORD AND BOROUGH
At Phttakey's Hotel, flid.y. Mara 96.
JACKSON AND ARARAT
At Taniloreellotcl, Thsrodly, ILIIIett [Sh.
SUSQUEHANNA DEPOT AND THOMSON
At Smith's Ilovq, Fgiday. Mara 10th.
OAKLAND AND HARMONY
Al Smith's Bind, Saturcav liartialtia
GREAT BEND TOWNBIT rf• AD BOROUGH'
At Byname" Rote., llnnclay..areh inth.
BRIDGEWATER
At We CommindoneriAdace, Vic4neN6a7. Ifisrat 16t1
MaNTR. hSE.
tt the Co:hull's:mere Ott, TGtmd>YrkiucS "th
order of the 0061 coiolanerb.
W A. CRoStilt.N, Cle
( 'on lzsl.loneri Office, Iloctmee . Jan. -AZ.
9 9 99 9 9 9
FOR SALE.
cuuer• P'ice IPA'ir l7 A r tnotrs a POSTER.
BELIED BLLCKBEBRITabIIfttor,„
Fos.riu
NoTEBN Parley Belrdele Machine. with a I the near I . mryro
7•
tau we .
the tt d cheapen In th e leo Id. raenpli.eta to
Krateitoualy rryFLEA W 11,14“)17. WTER
a iiißn
Ad 11l Inistrator's l'fotice?
V LI OTheC EE rlteaer ehfy g- a l d v rftn t o
r
al hereon.
ateet hoa dLauthrop siLroaopeno
41p. &versed, tha t
the eame mon be presented to the undersign
,d for trranarment.and all item., Indebted to told Ertel< ate
equested to coax immediate papmeht.
W. 11. TINGLEY.
Roi.bottom. Jon. 13. 1,40-41. itamintand9r.
NEW GOODS
AT
WILSON GRIFFIS dr. WARNER'S
nntnn. Jan 99A
LziW NOTICE-NEW FIRNL
11 E NILEY & FITCH twins nonelstml B r 6LmLr, .,L.
nroh ,Ittru la parawn 1,11. e lomr.kx tut In It. van
. brat.ch,, the lacm.f.er lute 111 tLe npme of
Bentlev,Fitcl - t&Bentley,
all .1 [A, We.* Cut, LL aN 1.0 th 111 ai lM atKndea W I.h prowp,
Le, arid 24. illy. OM. cure ur occupitf. hS Bestley k net,
11. I. artrflArT
Montrose, J.nr..7 2, le&..
EXECIUTOR'S SALE.
OTI('E G here., given that In tetralt.tre of authority onotair.
td 111 Me last .1.1 Anil las.mant al BM. E.Time), WWl a
t..ve bland, ea.e, by re. the 10.011,e5, Wednesday, tier
:.at day of Veureary tart, at I o'clock In the ,ternoon, all u.at hot
r parcrl or Imd. sell:tate In lir. 41) nla a ne.lop. In the t'ou-ty I
.-cauehann., .Mate .d• reutsylvtada I...mand no toe north 0)
,uO. 01 tile a:date of the :a. 1 . ...41 ‘O3 tilt, 0.010, s.Ol
00 a.) ta ft r..1.fant..n 1 .. mat.
arun noun. and Intr.. and all waden ad- late. 1110 estafe of
Let.) Any 1 and °INV, Erse. kat / WU 010 the day or nig.
IN4ALI
arecultor nf be mat .111 sad testament of Ifyle.ry E. Torrey.
Jan.
VILIEt3I.
CO X & MEEKER
LTA VENG tenured ccartnerahtp, are no. prei wed to (hellish
[TA
tbeauollch With elnrneaseo. k heavy lad Collars. Bridles
and Marna,: La r, &c, Sc. Riding !Saddles, a good article,
au& ate tia
Repairing Promptly Done.
TwatOut f.r many rayon form • tied p ells we hop. to merit
gotteroUl pairm.Se in the tututo. We 00. - tiPI the Stop tot
therlyoehp , O W. Li
W. L. t OX. II U. UMW.
Montrope,Jahuat7 9, 1&-Sr-.1m.
PENSIONS ARO lINUNTYR
MPG underslgned will c , romptly Oland to all etakits to. ran
L dons, 13. d I'oy nod lkfunty tist way be entruand to him
Alf elabot morally prepared /110.1 r omLUY r{4 . 411. 1 .4 10 the Dr
N 'llfree:ffooltec' inontheand Lane MOW.. minthre fthtentlileato
bounty. hut It al athlea or thee ale In De service, they or their rota
fle e . see • Mall. dto pecebec P.... 0. lo the larval in•retth Ole ea
tafed peueloue ucarr De VOUS rules and maniac!, na as are the
land forces. Counoleanced ollisse are Dmitri to pouthe but not
10 Irlrate. prot racted ll 'town that th, War De ere In
Ines °f lung prot eleknoes of a voldler or where ho La ogee
and narof p erects depeudeut on him too support. cr LsmUy
flesfltuthelroungSantes. ens barge inch wall:lets from the service.
A pplanett/os of Dile trod p tan pt ly 121.1. 001 6,4 all pee esani prop t
lard. Lorerfefolon on fell ?Da canceeacel with. government
a. hos fm, All •Pr0r1114.1021 pn.mpily answered
Toe relatives et aoldiern who chestier relbstainaind Wars be
hq nnuteres to are eoflttea to Pawflow th.eans, at it %nth soldier
tad alatto the
N. B. • The Web ruing step!! hang, out."
IL BU WIM UM:
&maw , Ta S nsies tiwo.
Itlootrnew. Jan SW. laa,
$ I 2
FOR A GOOD
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
The Pride orthe Weigtrani
ily Sewing. idaeldnei
MAY BY HAD OF THE AGENT,
F. D. CASE,
Great Bend Village, Pat
Bob TEE ABOVE BUM:
MEM Is Avert tied d rePchine. dalde, durable; WTI in dly
rate—elll sake aboatlrEd ognatee Du Wrote, rati etrani
Otani. and ow be ran by a mar raid.
it • few mech:ter are welded e an? delebtrdbeed Iv tbb PPM:
Pr please ter ter sob:scriber Imesr by rater eree- and be Pin
ba - . en - rued" with the toactartelli or ca +.4 Wier& add reri
We wortP. D. CARE, Apxrdr
Urea rend Vlßstr, re.. 00.17. MG-ADCS
•
•--• • ~4 17411011
TOE TM in Olt COVE
Organized, under tko Laws of Sew York.
Capital 1,000,000 Dollars.
Dlshled into 100,C10 .harta or 110 each. +Web is (oily paid an I nol
sakes to funhe , sse lmmoot..
ovoo Sh.tiesor IMOOO Dollars Itloo , lßd for Wonting Capital
D ERECTORS
port A Tin S. MAI'?
ANDREW DUTCHE FL
W. L LAY
EDWARD A. qUID;TAND
A. w isEirLFl.l.
ciF,l)stroc „ .
JOSEPH GIiDFO.NY
lI.RATIO R. PIERCE.
lititthEW D11 , c11611
A. N. 11,CYVEll
=Eagl=
Office of the Company, No. 6 Wall St., New-York
OD , C,rop , ny nee. the errs rolusble town We of I.thno%, nn
T
too onoth honk orlhe Alleeh.my /Over, ithophiLee'y nnp.hpe
011111 y. the mouth of t .11 c ritthc Et.rht).lwn nerd
upon which an E - ohr N Olt onto {.04001n0 MA.. the nod.' shed.
Other wells will N. not down Irma. distil'', 'llth Company AiStl own
Itc,Ferry from till I,ltv to teonnia.
A. ten, trot eety will he Is. ze , T tro•ineeler In 011, and the loam
lota will •«11 I, Nth p• e•—• the r mponv are eanwone to heir
.thplity I • pp, 10eg0,1,14.• do In the '4nel:bolder..
ehhree of 'he r.-arcedetoeir will now be raid
by IL. Onstrpaal, whist is offered el IP pa Aare lone.-I , a'a na pur
eolueitry Af 1,61 i r C.,.
January 10.1865.--lor. No.
PI Y.
WHITLOCK & HALL,
DEALE:IIBth Flour. &at- Fish, PoTt, 1.4111.0r1e., Feed. Wm/.
Caudles. (YLo sod Timothy teed, •w.).
GROCERIES,
such as Sugars, Holwess. Syrup , . Ten, Coffee. Suisse, k. .
dl g south of Corwin a Foundry, A. h.
SH,W. WHITLOCK. A. A. HALL
Csblust Work and Undertnistr.g earned on by A. A. HALL
New Milford, Jannsry le 1e4.5.-Innw.
TB E: aolrerltrerofre, for .ale the fnll awn r nrotvrtl One Fano
allowed Io New o Iln.nl mon flow Ilrpot
and eol.l Itar.g I, nen a. I .1.•e1...0 ,cn. are nod, .r,41
Gunn,. 'octet On add farm are a near Lonna thee. bus
other 'barb:nape a you g 7r. of ornlch r frill
II dtrlnn, twelve ...Itched roam tool other Moak. will n.. 111 o I I.
plsce.
AL ao. •tar Rano of IN ser,, airs, new e and barn. and GO
aeon Inn fs sic d.od Ololur a hlgh nose ofculJs allou
Tenn. of pa) Meat mad. • naT. rutitnanun Worn on short nolloe.
hem Mlltord. Jou. 9. Peot.--tiocd JIIEL Et EEI'.
J P. W. RILF.Y, Agent
'Mars Almanac for ISM
Gen Omni I 8p7..
=
The Ptcket Mayer 0 to
Wenninstun's Vision, (mimed by E. 11,14,1 Ifauvu.,). .. 0,10
NEW MUSIC.
Agent to receive enbeettptions to the
!SOLDIER'S C K 1.71".
WOODEN END BRICK BLOC&
Ifontrogee, Jen. !ad. 1866
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
.\\, ~t .. 1.4,,5.„-.4.-.:4v...-44,-,:.':zct,,of.T,
(--‘ • . . , ;„,.- . ...,,..-- 4.-...:,-.",:.2i,,t7 - ,::: iri-4,-':
, , • . 4
t.....,.3: ~, i / I , rii 910141.1 e or 11if4,0, Snrsu, , ,
„,,,•1 i l l lllll. Is ',late •Pi (AV, I.t.c, u
.P . •• at i • , , ', ' , t• LI eds 1.. :,/,.!, w , ~1 ~, ,•..,,,..
- ' \NN) \ .., '/ '..,,, Ts ho -utfe• 1 rum ....rune apt nut:.
,• - t- - _ - , •-•-• ': -. v . ...• /I t , atc ple Inas. abd Mat olni• ut: et. soli er•
~....11.
---.-- - 4101:-;- -. ' eombhda :tie 7..tif• LIU, pt.-, .
-- • PIA la, of saurus,. yerrice oa tta.
•
Ile u •• rleee , :Ide n iute:lo o w•
---..-------• A - Y - „, =
..e....„..„, to: itatuy . t ii e woret r •,..... 1.., lA.
*--'" l o a: al lo tie f 1 °Sic,: ea tau 1:1 is
Seanfuls.,Ferofulotu sel•ibes vtd S:ena, :MI: 111.9.4k1, 1bt.p1...
~.usualen lilolehe. Erlll,lplin I", AL:1...) , tin, . I 0, •,.. .11
Vela.. I ,tl , r : r sell ILl:eurn, ne '.:l lino!, lt i.e. - itIl• e e•
Sri:thine or Vesertil lei. rue la exis4'nl fr Ili 'he .1.10.(411 by thy
Prolorcud uro of this -.SW Ono suu...i.. rand the r.,..wu .. 1 it hr e•ret
oar..ive trel•II.
Ferrule Piss.. :are cause,l by Scrofhlatc the Lionel.recd... edict:
./X)II cured tor Ili. Farreant - r I CALA SpAIAI 1... k
DO out Ids lid thin tauraluable media:has bnatu.. Ytet hare here
hypos dup. by euthettlog ostecdiug lo be nereasenils chile II
.• - a. LOI. Whet; you have :sett "Lill:R-111A, 241,111 O. li.! Men,
•lill pm let°. the vir urs .r carcapanila. For mil , . , 1 urtlelli.n... l
•he di. sea It .111 cure, re- rofer Inu to Ayer's A:eerie - in iinanac.
which Irettgeta , below tsuled s - ill Dill:oh grads t o sib who c-. 11 for It
Arra% CATTLit. , le PILL., for he els of , on.leonees, lautidiee,
T,Ml'g_._ !Z - ''.lttrii'L.l'LZ'n'';'?;:,.'"ir„,7x,",; - . ) .:i '.l-, 'C,... :',!,-„:
LMorbid anueriori . f the Roush, 11.111... y. ix an . f Appetite,
iver Cdhaielicutbred.st , %Tomb G.in, Nennr/gc. =ad fur. a DlT.ner
1 . 11.
They ere fur, cults!. so that the meet surlily , CAI! tat- tiles
..lessully. recd they are the. bra Aperlela. 11l the .OfILI for all do:
, urpoen, of a fauiuli ph_yr!e. pr. k
CO,
l _
~,, _ .
by
&il E TT , Rit .l N'let, l SM! ' i ' T R(, L ihn 'e s 1 1 1 , irsten t a trel•
seen - where,
Ude11..., January!, 19/.l.—llut.
Real Estate Agency !
Ea fnr
T of et../...5.c.d we ,•haii try tn strske IL t... ioL I In.rk a
qf all who deem eltLe to purrlasaat. 11. or re. rel 6:
Ja =II W•d,nlrn ..v. rslens:vey IF , all cno.,
Intlin New York and New lernet , Irma whe rn ,,, of 11.
PIM. who nay lands In tins county.
_Mt. liinda exter.ove.
..cquakote/Ilbroughrintthecoursty a n d wiligive the unmet. elma
ea to whit whole attentl n. R e 1.70
Several Farms on Hand,
oait.tderor 6117/et TlMOtes. The larger par: of th e punts.
money tan run Astern of mart parable in - installments.
Ni. 1.-511 art -s of land In F,C.I Lake. 1 , / Improved. Cam.
dwelling loom, Ph barna, well watered. and will uppnel Iron St
to P. 5 COM. CClllVeti'fl.l to ineellt,p, isfloola, and tim Minim. A
large part of tto porch:Mr muter can remain fora merles ot rears!
N 0.3.-194 ~,tent land in Fro-kiln. rUpaotvlll area.. 1m
proved, well watered, tarot:aring homes, two harm our,. rot
netting , . schools, ayd store. 1% ell routed mr .11, porpotien—
eart rat MetantrAnater CUM. M. rental , tor writs ot pram.
No. 4.- I E9I Wenn of Moan Idnowle. 120 Imprtreed, wdl water. ,
aria reamed. good ..ew dotal Aug oaten .n.lianla, and o.l.vai
.tit diwt, It POS.-Acta m lento the whole la Tb gat i war,
two and • half mils Mon Datrock lonwm. ern r I.e.
alontrow. Two tbloto of the °limbo... money ran remain for n caw
lec on yearvwcural ty hood and lowan..
N 0.5.-6. noon of Itton It. Nrldgeseate r 41 I p, Its tulle. tom
Monte.. IA *QM improved. a A.nal nea doel hot "arty,
forty-reel "Merle. a goods:a:llNA orel•grd, inn-earl. roe halt al
the purr] me ozone/ co mom. for a nu craw? °ryes+, amonal opal
the premlaen
No. —IOO nefts, situate tn neld.rewntar. Van min. Mon Mot
trove. 60 novo improved. goal new d wean,. bow, ...and ord.
ard. One-thlrd of porn...money down and toe t anth,.. In L.
/, 5,5,. rood ti leant
No. 7.-Itltnate to the township of Potent Lake, two mile} from
.W.torse. A dal?' fear (wawa , the boom. It. tor. . tv.ce
for
' i r lrno7 d l 1117Ift7, 4 gnOTTLIOOl O na rn r.nle a r. ' wad rider 'n' ruirl,cti l rnhart ' r ' t
dacre, milk home &c. Toe. , • One.t.slf of th e purchsso Mandl
own. the tnlnnee In Bye sonutal °grown..
No. 8,-116. we of land In in, trick towlichlp, 130 acme Immo.
ad. good dwelling boon, two barns. wagon hoes% One stabling
eel watered, and under a good elate of lionntaeot it.. convenient
rn mb cools and small... m.d coo In morrentfently divided and node
into two farm, taro..:Otte, lad( do a. n. I.lanta. lo
No. 9.—.ituate in the thw , tklp of Jcenn p. •,, to ml , ', It-do 01 m
nap'. eitostalhingghtl Marta Girl) PIT In.provrd a .o,i haul, barn
• grafted orchard, and s vary dm Kutner tai,h natt , meta to Church.
nahanha nod One half of the porchare money down lb.
'nation. con be paid In (nor equal past:lm te.
No. lenwlitt.lt. to thetownshlp of New If Iford addaltdrg 150
anton-111111.drea laapowed ; two totes from the Noradigte ti New
%Ilford, and 51Mut etahty rode few the TAM.. nna and Wow ern
POW Nesdi well watered with erl , go, good buildings. end s Int
Waling mooned—a grove 'V elm, not upon the Mends.. so Wide ion
''
tics, 4 lerr .ph poim o, I
—a enfant ton the dmotallam vi Inlay;g
and thridlfferent Ctalrebrii • two mile, Itm amyl. horn op
(anti In I be cold If the purchaser should not want Um whole.
Orals reaSonabla
TO 11.—.0s nor, bung t'lly t o I I Sueo.l.smat Deprt.
ot fast N. I% G Net, nail • av,. • cc of the moat onvonlna flows
In the vicinity from *lila tO. :I milk In tie Ml:age Will tees V.
cow; and trann to work the fans, Thee are stout 70110 telegraph
it , let on the farm, worth 41,00 each, lauddee a quo 11 , s of 1L.1.1n
to and mond wlthla a to le of the vl..•;te ; two good .Irra Inns'
house% dee earns; And bray mill, 'there. a'so on the 'um a Ore
prof pant aloe, and a colnt ml 0.41 foro.g order; awn moat
Orcharda. No haMthan pasenger leave the dep. dally.
Vor enterprlids g to mato rummy tl.e form le one ot the mast
desirable to tte northern part of the ebb.
a. Clutapentan, • • a 01.1111.
Address CNAUItEItI fv & itINDS.
Jegmary 18.18:14.—tf Itontense.lissoneh.na Co.. Pa
GOODS,
Slagle, Balmoral Skirts,Cloak
'lnge, Hoods, Nnbias, e. &c.,
AT REDUCED PRICES, JUST RECEIVED AT
ALSO. a PULL ASbORTMEST OF
Domestic Goods, Prints, Flannels,Oloths
- - • Oftcatleres, Jeans, d 50.,
C"AP np,An, WARTR(MTR rosTErvo
lt,lit601.1111( ARID CUTIART.
&FINS AMOISTMEHT JUST REORIVEU AT
•
READ, WARTROUS & FOSTER'S
STERUNGII aIBROSIA,
atir' ,lll "rl.,tniwuß4-
Carbondale. P.
. Areotnn.
I ' , doll.
Thor.Yort.
..... Vice Preti dent.
7 . ,,,,,trer end Seeret•try.
.0e ',ern] rt uten.lad.
FARMS FOR SALE.
AT SMITH'S,
A SPLENDID LINE
OF
READ, WARTROUE & FOSTER'S.
International Fire Insurance Company
OF NI:W - YORK.
Office, 113 Broadway
' I'
I ail i! DOII9IIS
CI( ARLES TAYLOR, President.
11. Vice : President
OLIVER DRAKE, Acting Secretary.
RILL. NGS, STROU D, Agee .
MotAruae..l.um) 16, Ibrz.-13,
LOTH FOR SALE
r=
TILE rthwettwe entll for rale a few ettolotßulldln Lrae
Great Bend Villtona Ie .h. proatrolty to the eslenove Walk,
of the It L. it W. P. IL Co now In orottenw• They an. Ida itia
In nn. cnfrnl s eer, t i ed are of tool eiae,antl OIL be porch...a at
Ill.ral entt or, Irrpok of at Meet. E. 1 21.1111t.a.
Great Itenth Itteeente, It 1361.—1 f.
NEW GOODS.
JTTST OPENING.
Ifll' Boot& and a groat variety' of Notloot
17 lor /101.11151 b.
t•t arch •I, }lrmo.. All•onol
and Good boob lot l'rttolute, w op okd ,r -ak b)
J. LYONS d: SON.
Montrose, Itcoomber ID. 1564.—1 f
NEW COODS.
A LARGE ADDITION TO MY STOCK OF
Dry Goods and Clothing.
a.n^•t lqr Valli at lok IZzurrx. .tut tw.ild cheap• C.ll4nd
1 1.4, OR 1.1 V JI 011,0:111.£1t
EMI
IsIEW GOODS! NEW GOODS;
Bitni Mt ea COO
31 Conrt %trect, Iliaighocutosa.,ll. Y.
e,ee 1.3,131. nm at.ork of goals adapted to the r
7 L..r. ut Lbtlr ow. 1114.41.1 11.
GLASS-WARE, LANNI
TOYS FOR TILE lIOLIDATS.
FAN C Y GOODS FOR ALL TIMER.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
CARPETS, OILCLOTIIS,
Merchants will be scpplla .t New York bt
jorre prime
lt . &
CO
Binehanston. R. Y. December 19th,
SCOT'T'S
POPULAR REmEprzs
mellr+ sm. warranted It .24 4: dirt: tin
I m t i i rtr..dt.ll. 1 lassi..oltlihou,...4l, Or 4.,
Loner Lave rt, rn d.
SGOTMCHOLERACtiIIiTE/
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CHRONIC DIA RIME A,
CHOLERA MORIWS,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
CRAMPS, 04)1.1C,
ERV 1) CS, 1111.101'S,
AND SICK HEADACHE.,
SOURNESS OF TIIE STOMACH,
COLDS AND COLD CHILLS.
n it medicine Is conne.pc.l of Haan neni it I mime. an 1m
mcciMle Inaction lu .1: a re, au aid uara , ens to nu. it tuei Meet
tune. 1.. to
SPOTTED FEY ER
nnmber of eves. .nd provtdclfe.nns:, Full illrectinta on estl
It. Y." CENTS.
SCOTT'S
SARATIVE Oe,tiATE.
FOR BURNS, SCALDS,
OR SCALD HEAD,
=EI
INFLAMED EYES. ,
WOUNDS, OLD ULCERS,
CLIAPPFD
INDOLENT TUMORS,
SPRAINS, BRUISES,
PILES, CORNS, AC
It IS
CLlMpnFttl of vegatablco, and la eot‘rely ftemless. Pri•
sweaty M... cools a boa.
Da•a 9.V a haN 99 Lad ample opp-ftoolty of tees 1994 the 9- 9 .
too ..f yoof earate many y99afs.. an d n Y 99 ~. ..."' 9.99 f ,9
19. and 1.,* Lo tte,
14Lc”. 're. Lau .II1:.e Lk lit
L. V R.N1311 A LE, SI I / it.
CALVIN ai Y. U.. alotoru9C.
Wm It at. t'.. Wl6:af!9a.rfe.
llanuaictured La I, 9 9.: , :rltar.n. re. no 1 for Li.o LT
1.. N. MIA-A R. , .
w.o. WA RD s !-ON. Ncw ?AlR:7rd.
IR 1. r pnvg . .l
:snot_ I I, I
iIIOCERY AND SAWN.
piIF ,ta.eril.cr , entr . lne. their huoir,s+ nt the Old Et and
•Inn. vou-e t.lnse nh vurea that pa , eto will w
mot.nt. ouch Wr4iment ra wI , • ctn. , them , n na wrda. IV
I p.u;.017-r.au.n Lm
LAMES° SALGO,N,
p.d.rmLl.?io"r "ci
GE'
REFRINLIMENTS T
Among one 11.4 of ...41h1re ran he mend OTILLTP. ar.
1: .act iie.2lleef Nuit.ni Obbps, Chicken.. In rven
fora: hot .-- P1c1,.-.IT tne, Lobster, I..ardlnei, Ac.-1.1 fa,
er' h the .I.a.rt or
IL hr &Irks, we terp everything esrept ..plrttuoun or al
I,,veragt.S. MI( 'lvor. arc of the tent (111,11ty an,
Larr.ante/ 1 pore A l-LL 1/Lon , LL, c a,"
NV‘ter, Small liter. .tc. 1 , ....;:cl4ll
We bare vcnred the vervice.. rf a Or. , Cook and manna
• verythlnk prepared to call the meet
CONVECTIONE3Y.
We now no hand the lames: *lock of (tottfealcno-y,e, brou g hl
att the "onnty. We alo tun. rrl-,:e.,1e or retail w
line thrbt alto' !recalled ;or , one 05 LLezi r as tot be bough ,
rrrhere.
Tobacco and. Cigars
Chewing and amokl , .: every br.2 , 1. atnt , cm - s o•
ry Qdhly, from a'• C. 41. rate • w thethat flavorcd TlA,vam.
7 * .ir C iC e e
Om' .t.nekof Urteeries can'thenaat In thin , tart of the countr
n elite red tnu.nt of ,n. gl3 ttnthaniton. W.
nilturniol. Flour ,i 1 Cod,. T. et. r1111. , •5e,,,,
:tatting and everytl.lng In that linen/ the best qualltie,
Inv tinantitt fmu . nn. ponbal o , a ten.
Our ..ndrarnr .1111,e t n plea, 111 whnTnif raven. no 'vitt the
pattering, pledging ourrel vett to tat rota In deal and to the thiett ,
One Price System !
Montrose. Decsolbe , :a. IS , 4 .-1,
Toys for the Holidays!
A Very Large Amimect of
Child.re - ns' "Toys,
t which e the ottortion I those ihlorwOoi. n.ql ci
tloe toot tot will tto owo to our. Ki NSW & LIACON.
Itoolooto. Drivisocar le6l
CI C
•
OYSTERS hi 'most every sliape: As good
411 . 1 41. < VI be bonaltt
tb e ,e, tbottlne ‘ , 1.1.14 ale. dom.-tete trotel ant
Lod Luta. All t, be
had trasonabie at the bloutruta ,•11.14,14.
To 'rho itirsisers.
Clan and tee pie I VIITA to 'bare Ihtte that with tau sterol
1,11 )InIt 0111 , a It your Poldley.liathe,
Yorkn hotter 10 rt
resl , th tdbi t Commbodon 110uan Ia New out that
raccana.rad DUN,IWB.C.
Mouticom December 121. b. 1.6• 6 4.
-•. •
•
•
•
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WILSON. ORTFTIS. NV ARNIM tsve enttrei info I rd.
we partneeallp fur the purport rf rei.les Dry tionril s Gr..crrier
neeekery H.,reman, 11-11 and etect. Hone acdNIVIPS. Rate es,
ale . ar the ileum' Fludlag More vreeloudy uecuyled ty M.
lea dr N.lll
Wetrarkretfully Kait the patrocao of all.
tr.
JEFF 1111.IFFIS:
V. R. WARP:ER. •
Ilontrole. 4riary.l:l64l.
111TaricE 13 h....by even to al Ipetsons bovula demands &plod
the t arto or k tt want, WM of ClndAt k dect...d,
that the mot be resented to the nidetstrted for arum:nett
and all prom Indebted Weald estate tun mot sled to make loamy
Oslo Palmer. 4 E. a. PRATT,
UMW,.
MEI
WOODEN-WARE,
CLTL :in v
L. ILIUM',
L. BACON
Execntor's Notice.
Delaware, Lackaitl, and Western
3Fe. Et ili * C3 far d!
Running Time of Passenger Trainor, hue 2d, '64.
IMSEI
cma
dca+m•
mvls
%ion.
P. DI.
=
rza
I *no
I A:
11 14
10.1.1
n./ Trod, .....
New %/SINN,.
Sits ViTISOSE.....
Ilapbottoto.
lischo
(AF,Fiz,..,,,,r1,1.1r.a.,
640
6.'21
5.00
548
'll6
4.r
440
; in .a
j . 10 If,
A. M
lark a
Scranton.
ttto ntlattarg.
11. in •)Lumuka enook.. 1.7.3
I LEMNre• !Hampton 2.43
• M ,
Leta. (or Philadelptle.. P.M.
Tha Passenger Train Nnrthward
I,meee Nee. Tlannoon on the ermal Ind halo .blab lea te
'o:w TOR M ANIINK A , 11VNE on be sett
.e I rain wblrh 1.-e‘ce Pltll /I I, IA . Ketaloeth. De .
Kl. • 4 715 ato vr. Met Tnin metes dote enonee•
10..1.0 I rah)e on the I.MIC.I.Wft I , NA and BLOOMbISV .11.0
old I , l.iW A III: and Hl' fie. and at Gnat 873 , 3
theTralo on the Elie Railway being Wee_
The Passenger Train Southward
D.od tier the arrival of the Cluet.atl Havre. from
Weet.cohnectlnh at :iernaton_with Tea., an the Lacknoratma
a Ith.orosbura and Delaware la Ilhason !Wilton:la; at 'thwart.
. chunk with the train for Ph.ladolphia. and at Nen Ilamptou
with Trait-afar Nen York. the Lehtab Yatley. Itarriabam
,
eaesengens Iv this TrAn aretve ho en York at 8:50.1n PhOladel•
phut at 6.0, and in It arrtaborg at 0 10 p. ho.
The Accommodation Train
Sertbveyd.conneete el Greet tend with the Der EZISMSO coins
West, by erLiela yeamenevre 111111r0 Id 111101 and EFILICIIM the meth
he. enntldvard. IVAVVII Gnat Bend after the arrival of the few
Yore Exprefe come. IC.M. Vlr All Paw veer Thins on the M
ay nob et Gee= Bend.
• •
R. A. HENRY WATTS COOK.
(knerallteket Ghent. titiperlatendett.
Stare I ewe Sear lee Hetet. atentrose, PL. at I m., to mantle.
opt. train. ror Scranton. New York =ea PtilladelPh , hi atll e.
'or New Ilafertl. tircet Brad. and the Weal., alto ineetlch scerwat
iewlattentrahn fee 9.e_rer.tee: at 4 p. for ilt.flehd and thetreirat
br. the Erie Hahne y ening both &let and W eA.
HIRSCHMANN BROTHERS
EG bare to ran the iv toutloo of PU FLO HAS T. 11113
G. thvir eit.i ove astortuseut of
DRY GOODS,
Millinery and Fancy goods!
Yankee Notions,
WOOL A.NI) COTTON 1-1081E11.12".
Carpets; Oil Cloths, &c., &c.
wh.,t:try ere prepereet .ell at tra•onahle nveree. Ttettaaektn
DRESS GOODS
ullt'fat below
a,v't!t g
SahaLd Wel.% Getedstu Iha
, Aze Aw, at th.,tres moth
al kit to and ,r1:11.e ink, l! ltta 3annll 114.1.01.
ALSO,
ELEGANT CLOAkS AND SHAWLS,
A BeAnt Ifni Lino of ...
LOTUS. CAS SI 'JERKS AND C LOAKING%
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
blot DIE=3.6°4IIFSiI°°7tMAS'EAEF/5T Erl
lAWIII.
Ilso a Complete Line of
FANC - 17 GOODS,
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
1,104C11 TIA BROTHERS.
N..! , ) Court am et, e l lyrn of Ito BESHIVIC:'
asharotor . Lort oder !..G. 1204.
MES ARE GETTING BETTER !
T erntifyine tn notice tbe late successes Ind victories k in ds
Amy snd Navv. and conscoeutly tbs DECLINE of al l
itliteqbeN, osenbltilit & Zo.
ready and willing to sell roods at low thrrlß6 hereh• take
are In announcing to theirnumerous Meads and customer.
tam. th ey Lasing bought a eery
Large and Elegant Stock of Goods
generally kept by then fur the
:101l and Winter Trade
Ml=
Decline of Prices,
therefom pre;ttwd i.. Fn't In want cf. ,nd On promise cart
it..ducetsacuss to uli hovers of
Dr):
Fancy and Millinery Goods,
Clothing,
whirl line our .toot LI by far ttio lamest and erott cnnpleto of
ony to tLe CoF.o , y It emor,rta , a fall Iwo of
Furo and. Dorni.tic
aaEss GaaDS.
tit as Mnrinon. P-ramattan. flornbrain,a, Imperial Man; Le
vita Alps...a. Lnetn. ail Wool r paO., rt nouns', Ls
and PlaidA. e Mohair o
& and In
DOMESTIC GOODS
Prthu, Der.slina Clock', Are, Fjacool., of
1.11 nn at.d unlit+ 11.
ti 3 3i7 GOODS.
For Ilausotetping
SHAWLS ! SHAWLS!
ingle and double 'Woolen. Brod., Sletland weal, and Cadartere
CLOAKS, CLOAKS,
The I,s , ante:ll , ls .4 of the Ish - st St, IL. Al. cloaking ma•
Yett, ,, -prre , ./ e oth. . wad a large 'MU.
ty of claaotie4 tnmadnhl f",
FURS Y. FURS ! FURS 1
ttdt Mao me .mold en.ortally cell the nOtntlnn of haven u to
tea IMlOrt[4,l, and sdlcte, vtdCL tidy compellthat.
/loop Slcirta,
Hoop Skirts,
Hoop Marta,
altow. • are l'hildrefes n'..Ta of eal Rbspes and Kyles, of
the boil quality of sZool an.l funkif.
Corterott,
Corset
of the best frenth make, =pedae to any others out.
Woolen Goods
[ton t% NOW, 14011:24i7. &a, and a very large line Is
READY-ME CLOTHING
nrr fhollittps the nOne as tor.. nor Stott In 1111$ Aran-Jh of tziuls
Ls very yor, s , uid con , plete. Fs tO ice oolt LOIO4 to oat
ollLo 1 evsol one IS, WAM of
!fen's, Yougts', and Boyar Clothing
, fber In stele, q•-! l 'r nods. or reek.. continee miring rtp
••rtnent..l * (s lit LIER. end wnel.ln-pretrude drew tee ilVittatiola
r.l. La. v, In h clut/..i =Cal to order, ter
lrr u. e• wu a 41ve
Full Satisfaction in Style & Make
=I
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM & CO.
lf ortrw. Snot. 17. 1.93
STERLING & LOOMIS
littliP TAE LARGEsT A' I) ItE•T Ate•OFITMENT or
111111111CIIANDISILI
to be fi tual in lbeouuotr)..ona/ itt-rst of It onta puntotsed
Prevtott% to the late Advance la
PrAces,
which etrOle, them to
Sell Goods much Below Present Bates.
We have cklestantly ett hand
itat
_by the Mired. Flee Salt by the Este,: and Half Bawl, Tuticl
Lamed Sal, PIT l'eeklg Fb,ur,ftie DWI.
Helix, Nall Itrale, Toer 411 014 Steel
Carrtige Bolts. Plealkt.
Dry. Goods and Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Hata and Cap,
Drues, nyn giuffk, liouthenve, Wooden Wer4, Stnv.
Wart.' I 1 to
OP4) u ol T kr, bntuCeiimey,
, Pee and Mr
dent:
Placd Spoons, Hod, 'f a:, .le.
we give h2lom a fver of our presroi prixs, eutiort 10 Idt Chin=
of the market, no:
Flow/ $t per harm!,, Dent foot.Sugare2o to Zo.
Mots Vol to 44e pro yerd. WOdtelsumue gte pa lb.
Aod ngag,lrg not envmurided In the lame plopotti6n.
Alt ior eek U 1 ,, r people to:•=11 end ye foe 111=w:roe, og, mo feel
corgdoot that we ma !met WI most . =opine
()Ct. 14.
- LOST,
. .
a g ral.t e 711tInudnnyth:jukt,TAIZ'ots bi_line:,ll4UDlLn•
n bc IW ti• Way.
nuv one d.ffluA 1..c.v0e 4 a..a rvionolog It In th .. , - t-, ,.t.e i tt.oar.
hi, It nL 114 -Mum's Hotel to UrrAt Lk:LA srliloa, n I
--- lis`va. ateana. i .
.wa,rl.l. .. .
Frunklin; Jun. f..,1,,V41,—1v4 , .
. • . . .. •
SPLENDID SYRUPS. ,
Green and Ground' Coffee,
13 0114451 4t0.,
Joect:mivarolimol
_~,~.... _.;t4.
_. ~~.
ISI
ACced
mnds,
Um
i r. ft.
EK3
1120
8 e .15
110
5.15
5.40
601
6.16
P. IS
B.to
6 , 4 1.9
9.00
94
9.40
11.49
STKILLign &I.00)11&
iebTQX44 , ,NW