the o,udependent gitpublitan.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
com p an y D,5014 P. I% is—This hand of war
,etemns are expeoted home this week, and
r, ~iratione are being made to give them a proper
,i two.
fil , ttear.—For the benefit of the M E. Church In
place an Ice Cream Festival will be held by the
in the Academy Hall, Zth Mat., (The s d.al.)
, • Invited. Admittance 10 eta, child-
vrrooscapic news at .11ontrose and Ileinity,
• chotognaphs of the same, also Photographs of
Lincoln, Mrs. Lincoln, President Johnson,
veral of our Generals to be had at Lyons's Pho-
Rooms. Also a new supply of beautiful
r,:acb, latest styles. Cheaper than ever. Call and
,Yew carnotit t2ZWTh in Scranton.—The eon
, tone of the Catholic "Cathedral" commenced
s,-ramon last glimmer, was laid with much pomp
,unday the id inst. Rt. Rev. Bishop Wood of
...ftlpttie, presided over the ceremonies. The
.1 , d,n4 will be 157 feet long by 70 feet wide, and
next spring.
Rain. Erploshm.—The holler of the locomo
: Colon, attached to the Night Exprue trniu on
Lack's t Western Railroad, exploded near
r,l, N.-J., on Thursday, the 6th inst The en
t'. S. Hall, and J. Williams, a brakeman,
, instantly killed, and W, Edmunds, fireman,
,- ') mju red.
Railroad.—A railroad Is in process of con
ru het W Cell Pittston and Wilkes-Barre, on the
.• -,.:c
of the Susquehanna river. proba
, completed during the present summer. This
,111 supersede the necessity 01 omnibuses be
r the villnzes and denote as Is now accessary.
ki,:alera• .ffel.—The South Bridgewater Soldiers'
:11 hold their last Mite Society on Thursday
- July 20th, 1565, at the house of Mr: John
nh Jus. The money obtained will be used to par
. ororishan for the "Lodges" Instituted by the
, : ,-c Commission for the benedt of oar soldiers.
-I,ments will be provided.
By order of the Society
sprinr Oil Operations.—The process of
• t, , r :It the Salt Spring Is F till conducted
perseverance. The borers have
m the depth of one hundred feet, and say
indications" are very flattening. The
• t., !itch they have given vunt are
:0.1 inflammable, and they confidently ex.
• • the region of oil or some hotter local
, I ,U.
The Ilarrisbarg Tdegraph.—The Telegraph
;•• in an enlarged Corm and greatly
•p,,:rapideal appearance, which make it
, t. • nd-oniest papers published in the State.
.. .1 •,.r, ‘,\ ~a Forney, esq., wields a powerful
and has made the paper alike prof
- and its thousands of readers.
. • ishlug a paper published at the
-I al ,bould subscribe for the Telegraph.
Indian itellta.—Dr. Hollister at Providence, Pa.,
sten.,ive collection of Indian relics in
. omprising many varieties of unique
war and conveniencafor the chase.
I ...ed an offer of f.,,X000 from an East
, • for his cabinet of curiosities. Many of
• lace been obtained along the valley of
hanna river, once the loved resort of the
- Bimuiard.
vet Fully appreciated.—Nothing Is mare com
;Lyn to bear people talk of what they have
rs for advertising, as so much given
•T A cotemporary, in commenting upon
makes some very truthful remark:,
r. :I .., •
N. rs, by enhancing the value of proper
• .r and giving the locailtim', in
- are published a reputation abroad, twee
,: sm 11 rrnublers, especially if they ars now
•- or real estat n owners, thrice the amount of
L.i.a.:re turn they pay yearly for their support.
L, every public spirited citizen has a laudable
- La% Mg a paper which he I s not ashamed of.
thriving sheet helps to cell proper
character to the locality, and is in all re
•:- of the desirable public conveniences. It
cause the matter in the editorial or local
-Lonid not be quite up to year standard,
imr it aside and pronounce It worthless ar.d
act mutt, until your are satisfied that there has
been ra,i, labor bestowed upon it than is pal.i
• If you want a good, readable sheet, it must be
a. And it must not be supported in a spit , .
• . oarity, either, but because you feel It is a
ne
to support it. The local press Is "the power
ee'vers the people," and the community of pe0t...,1
t...,1 ei.hriut support a good paper are poor in-
Pay of Otliciato—Mr. Editor :—We feel very
zrotifird by the promptness and frankness
Lich the bonoralde representative Wells has
. • . on,l‘o far as be is concerned, we acknowl
only free from censure, bat worthy of
. : ...marled in him by a " genetous people."
he holds that doctrine and labors to
taxes light, we will gladly give him our
w.llinz to be taxed to support tbeGovern
,!), but are not willing' tile every office
a school director should make a for
_ ::, t.is office in two or three years We led
;:rowinx, evil with us, this "increase of
1,• :evil which should not only be stop
'ed hack. If our reCtOnee4Ull is cor•
• t of Judges has been raised from six
• • • :reil..,r...lessup's time,) to three thousand
• • ; and we think other ofile , propor ,
. I,early so. Now this tide with Its kin-
be darned up, and the ballot box
47 our frost , and hope. We must
• who frankly avow theirprin
• %.,:loully vote on the right tide. If we
• ; may 611bILli , to more. And
onre-cutative sacs, there are good
• *. to nil the ottic,-.Bat former prices,
• ... • n ^ natter of serious consideration.
a convention and an election thl.,
deice:eV:l , to that convention who
;t that our next reprusentatives shall be
; t , ,r the people." Let us send men
y have the rigbt to legislate money
':..••KII1F, will disdain to do IL Let us not
un. , lounges about town and drinks
and tries to blow himself into the
- • • :10 does nothing but work for an ot.
i , Lever in it. These political tricksters
1:1111, lers must be kept ont of office, If we
Lev% the bnrden of debt, now on u*
out. And it is now hien time to
Yours truly, FRO BONO PrDLICo.
b, itt,3.
tem. FYlrm J. U . Lognen.—Rev. J. W. Lo
-". seeped slave and late underground
-• t iyracuse, and well known In this
' sir.‘ .iely been on a visit to his old home and
• er , !.11,,Ce. From a letter he writes to
- .lvasdard, we copy as follows :
- s s a s a • s
, weenie on the let lust for the Booth, and
irstug of Juan lid. attout 6 a na... 1 found
,i Li msvillc, Ky., a slave State. 1 remained
iiv until Nednesdar, the 7th inst. 1
twice on the Sabbath to hundreds of color
and a few whites I lectured on blonder
' invitation, on sLavery,to a crowded house.
" 7th at 7 a. tn., I left for Nashville, Tenn., by
(not underground IL h.l On taking the
- Nashville, an officer wanted to know who
was; I told him,f had no master—l was
, ivi. master. He said I could not co then. I
I had a paper from the Preside-W. He hsv k
aa.i said go on. I arrived at Nash So at
W. the same day. Here I found kind treads
- my arrival : and here I found the slavery' at.
•-• re very dilfereat trout iicatneay. I
',shrine five days. preacuing on the Sabbath,
rat of the time I was visiting the ;exile,.
•a. si hoots. More schools are much needed
, eg them. On the 14th I left for Columbia,
Co., within ten miles of my old slave home
at 7 and arrived at 11, by railroad. At Colum
-1 I.und a committee awaiting my arrival, they
l• i:.. learned by sorbs means that I was coming
Sat train, 1 cumin the colored people. They
very glad to see me, and the rebels did not
•w what to make of it.did not expect any de
ri
.'itetration Of tint kind river me, so the rebels
and so did L The people had not forgot
sue in this country, although I bad been'absent
thirty years. hut my escape from this State
Rock" has never been forgotten by the
or the ilaveholders. They s.ll say It was the
r - i-..test "strike" ever made by a slave in tali State:
came from far and near to see the tnau
.1 to make such a strike et that time.
• tie. nee - icing of the 15th I hired a hone and
and look with me a friend by the noun' of
br•ce.c:l, a wealthy colored man, and started
lais cad shave home—ahout ten miles from Co
•..'ee—trareling through a part of the country
wive knew; but time, slavery, and the war
changed the aspect that P did not recognize
, ground. About 12 o'clock we arrived
j.dßee that we learned was old Mrs. Loguea's
I did not know my old home scarcely;
things
-1 so changed, the old house looktal 60 bard.rd. We
ae,ied at the gate—my friend John Brown went in
rte'-sound it was the place; and he made Inquiry
a women by the name of Cherry—he was told
was in the kitchen—an old log hut back - of their
Louse ; he went in and found an old lady, knit,
z'ittell, all bent up, and walking on her cane. He
ti.ere was a man In the buggy who knew her
• kills told him to bring him in. tieing
;iri e d of her request, I went Into the old log
old mistress and twenty others, white and
idi together in the house and in the yard,
"i•te looking as if some unexpected person had
wlach I suppose was a fact. Well, when 1
tie_ eaten toy mother knew me; she said
"- tries we by my walk. Onr meeting can be
' it " Magical than described. I could beliold no
trace in any one on the place that I kiniv but illy
mother, and had to look at he! some time before I
could get her all right. My brothers sod sisters
were all gone--ell dead for all they knew. I did not
know old mistress, norany of her family—not one,
and they said they did tiOt Itmollr me.
I am t o toma t o to coiambla over the Sabbath and
preach, by imitation, to, the people They are cora
ins. ten mile• to hear ma, lam told. Borne of old
m ik teas , a family are coming In—one of the boys
came in yesterday to see me ten miles through the
heat. Excuse me for writing so much.
Ev- We were furnished the following lines
through the politeness of Frank F.. Bullard, who is
on board the Flag Ship where they were composed
and printed :
OUR OFFICE
LLNES WRITTEN ON TIM PRINTING OFFICE ON BOARD
TUE U. S. rLAo SHIP "MALVERN."
ITEEE
A little room just ten feet Bryant*,
On board the " Malvern," a ship most fair ;
All painted white, and nice, and clean,
With windows live, and curtained green.
An oil-cloth carpet decks the floor;-
And silver knob upon the door;
A mat outside upon the deck,
Which all who enter must respect.
The next in order conies the press,
It's one of " Adama" very best;
The frame of which is painted green,
It's bed Is twenty by sixteen.
The press being small It's plainly seen—
We do not use the power of steam •
Yet we work it•quick and do It well,
As this before you will plainly tell.
Of type we have some forty cases,
Nicely arranged in their proper place.;
But yet to make the this complete,
They are packed lc tens, in cabinet neat.
We've galleys three: of sticks we've seven,
The shortest four, the longest eleven;
And ink and paper we've on hand,
With leads anti rules at our command.
In fact we've all the stock in trade,
That ever wad for printer made;
grcept it be the loafing gang,
Which generally around an office bang.
Of our politica we will pot say,
For , ao are changing those from day, to day;
But I'll tell you this, your mind to eas,
That we generally believe just what we please
Now, in conclusion, let . me say,
If e'er you chance to come this way ;
Just stop In, you cannOt tell
lint what our place wont,' snit you will.
Soldiers , Jid.-EL ti„.Faarrett-Respeeted Figend :-
Please publish another extract from Dr. Bellows'
circular to our Aid tioeieties, as follows:
" In the meantime the rapid disbanding of our ar
mies and their humediate return to their relations
in civil life will devolve, liponour Branches and aid
Societies a new and important work, to be perform
ed under their immediate supervision and necessi
tating the maintenance of their organization fur an
indefinite period,
" The first and mast important means in the ac
complishment of this object will be found In a sVa
tematle provision for securing suitable occupation
to all these returned men, adapted where necessary,
to the condition of those partia disabled-, thus
constituting each Branch and Aid Society a " Bu
reau of Informatinn and Employment," by which
the light occupations in all 'towns, and whatever
work can be as well done by invalid soldiers as by
others, shall be religional3r,given to the men who
may have been incapacitated themselves for rivalry'
in more active and laborious fields of duty by giv
ing their limbs, their health, and their blood to the
nation,
"The co-operation of our Aid Societies In extend
ing intormation concerning the various agencies of
the Commission for the relief and aid of discharged
soldiers and their families will constitute another
important service they may render.
"Through these agendes all claims of soldiers or
sailors and their fatuities are adjusted with the least
possible delay and without charge, thus securing to
the applicants the lull amount of the claim as allow
aud exemption from the heavy tax, and often
:Cross imposition and frond, to which they are sat,
jected by the ordinary methods.
" Reqarding the Local Aid Societies as the natn•
ral guardians of the soldiers and the supervisors of
the w ,, rt: of the Comnal , edou in their respective
towns or cities, it is desired that they will exercise
Ise :Ireful superintendence of this work, promotinl
by every practicable means Its efficiency, and mak•
ing sure that every returned soldier in their vicinity
and the ( acidly of every deceased soldier is actually
informed of the aid gratuitously offered them by
this agency of the Commission."
In responding to his suggestions, we ask the fa
vor of these soldiers whose names, companies, and
Regiments have not been given, to forward them to
the below address, for insertion in the book devoted
to the purpose. I shall also be much obliged by
our societies sending me their reports.
A recent letter from Mrs. Grier requests us, 11
there be any money remaining in the aid societies
of Susqu'a County, to turn it into butter for the
Lodge, distributing other articles to the destitute
families of soldiers among us. With grateful re•
cards to all who have aided in the good canoe, ve
ry respectfully, ttv friend, SARAH Id. Visit:cr.
Woodbouroe, tlimock Y. 0., Susq. Co., Pa.
Montrose Satilimax Md.—Secretary's Report for
June :
Two consignments made to the Sanitary Com
mission.. One hilt, clothing, eontalninr, 4 pairs flan
nel drawers, :1 pairs woolen socks, 3 pair slippers,
it flannel shirts, 4 cotton shirts, d dressing gowns,
1 bed spread, 13 housewives, 6 towels. bottles
'thick berry cordial, 1 can dried fruit, I package
dried Quinces, and reading matter. fine bdl. from
Auburn Aid Society, 1 bdl. from south Bridgewater
Society, and I from thu ladies of West [Lorton', al
so, 1 firkin pickhs fortrarded trout South Auburn
Aid Society.
The Rccordin,, , Secretary also submits the rol•
lowing report of consignments from tue Montrose
Soldiers' Aid Society, since its . organization, isle,
1862. Forwarded in 18 , 12-1 82 bbls.—Ellen Searle,
Recording Secretary. 18641 48 bbls.—Maggie Bald.
win,Re.mrding Secretary. 1865, 22 bids—Mrs. 1L C
Tyler,Reeording Secretary. T0ta1,152 bbls, contain
ingBB4 pairs drawers, 791 shirts,l64 dressing gowns,
118 pairs slippers, 297 socks, 7 pairs mittens, 344 pit.
10w5,344 pillow ens ,TS arm slings,2l pads,6l shoes,
579 ton els and handkerchiefs, 25 Quilts and blank
eta, 12 pairs pants, partly worn, 17 collars, partly
worn, 9 vests, portly worn, 4 coats, partly Worn.
166 housewives, 23 scrap hooka, 341 miscellaneous
packages, 294 cans fruit . 7(X) pounds dried fruit, 280
packages dried fruit, I gallons wine, -''6s bottles
wine, 3 boxes syrup, I tub butter, 40:54 pounds,
3 1 4 bhis green apples, 2 , 4 bbls potatoes, 88 pounds
provisions, 1 egsk cider apple sauce, 30 firkins pick
les. Also sent I boa Syrian curiosities valued at
ElOO,OO, and 1 box cedar wood valued at $50.(0, to
North Western Fair. Old linen, cotton, flannel,
lint, bandages, and reading matter, have been sent
in every bbl. •
One hundred and three of these bbl'. sent Sanitary
Commission, 4" bbls unentunerated articles sent
American tniun Commission, for Refugees, 2 bbts.
sent our prisoners in Richmond, and 42 bbls db.
tromted promiscuously. nas. Ii C,
• Serreiary.
IVileorac to our Soltrfers.--Susquehanna braves !
We welcome you to peaceful homes with feelings of
gratitude and respect, which laugmece fails to de
scribe; realizing that you have nobly acted your
part in the conflict which has been raging so fearful
ly, 'and long. our sympathies have been with you
in the livid; now as yon return to homes secured to
you and us by your privations and sufferings, (mak
ing them doubly dear,) we vainly attempt to portray
to yon the feelings in our hearts, which are too full
(or utterance. Yon hare bravely endured all to save
our country, and it is saved. The ensign of Liberty
to-day, not only proclaims the perpetuation of a Ire,
Government, but Freedom to a race, bidding deli
'ince to traitors. The sacrifice has been great to ac.
complish Ulla. Many a sad heart has been called
upon to mourn the lons of husband, parent, brother,
son or cherished friend. But thanks to the Ruler of
the nations ' they have not fallen in vain. The vic
tory for which they fought has been achieved, al
thotgb they have not lived to see the day, and we
have not the privilege of welcoming than. Time
will not their tnemory efface. "To light in a just
cause and for our country's glory is the best °Mee
of the best of men." flaying the assurance that our
cause was just has buoyed you up mid the conflict
severe. This has been the secret of your patient en
durance, feeling that right would triumph. To none
is the day of pence more welcome than to you who
have so nobly responded to your country's call In
her sour of peril, and have helped to ancbor the old
`Eitip of State in safety. We rejoice with you that
the victory la won ; that the battle-scarred hosts are
bidding adieu to the tented field to enjoy peace and
quietude in their own homes- May traitors learn by
the lesson you barn given theM, that 'tie vain to as
sail the " Flag of the Free," that lt shall wave while
time shall endure, proclaiming justice to all men.
Llophottom, July 12th, lbTss. , E. J. C.
paraingto.
STEENBACK—POTTER--Ey Fier. G, A. Bever
fon, Juip 3rd, at the house of the bride's father, Mr.
Nelson steenback, of Jackson, and Min Harriet H.
Potter, of Gibson.
DIX—TENNANT—In New Milford, July 4th,
by Rev, E. A. Francis, Mr. ikkisetnas Dix and Minn
Ardis E. Tennant, , daughter of Thomas Tennant,
Esq., both ol New Milford, Susq. Co.. Bs.
DEWFIFO!—S)I,9I,I,-1 13 Forest Lake, on the 6th
inst., by W. C. Tilden, Mr. David L. Dewers, of Jes
sup, and Bike Addle A. dmail, of Fonalst 1 nkr,
BERDICF—WILLIaIB I - . On tbeaftemoon of the
Std tuatara, at Elk Lakei by Elder T. F. Clauci,
D. Burdick, of Diraock, to /tif43 Mary B. Wil
,bda4, of Bpringrille, Sung. Co., Pa.
GRAY—GRAY—In the evening of the 3rd Instant,
at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. Ansel
'.ray, of Botott•Atdmrni by Eider T. P. Clancy, Mr.
Jobe Anderson, a veteran soldier, to ,Ines Arming
A. Gray, all of Auburn, Eurri. Co., Pa.
116 .' great, how sWett the change! from toattic
some Audersonville to hymen's fond embrace.
SWEET—(}ROW—IA south Bridgensier, On the
4th Inst., by the Rev. J. F. Deans, Mr. Ames Sweet,
of Dimock, and Miss Mary E. grow, of Springville.
May they both Grow more Swat by the union
thus consummated.
CORNELL—LAM.BEBT—At S. D. Cornell's, on
the 9th instant, by Rev. Luther Peek. Mr. Judson
Cornell, late of Company D 50th Pa. Vol., to Miss
Sarah E Lambert, both onontrose.
DAVIS—MANGEiIt—In Ararat, July 4th, nt the
hone° of the bride's father, by Rev. W. Smith, Mr.
Henry H. Davis, to Mies Sfindaroll C. Manger, both
of Lenox, liusq. Co., Pa.
JAYNE—MILLARD—At the residence of E. N.
Moore, In New Milford, on the morning of the lird
inst., by Rev. Rial Tower, Mr. Samuel D. Jayne, of
Great Bend, and Miss Mary A. Millard, of Elmira.
MUSTIOCE—SCOTT—At the residence of the
bride's father, July 11th, by Rev. A. L. Clark, of
Hyde Park, Pa., Rev. 3. Murdock, of Crawvilie, N
J., to Misr E. Ursula Scott, of - Springville, Busy.
Co„ Pa.
SMITH—MOWER—In Montrose, July 4th, by
Rev. A. 0, Warren, Mr. James Smith, to MIAs Rhoda
Mower, all of Liberty.
Our e falien Arno.
CRANFORD—CharIes Crowtnrd of Anburn,Buso.
Co Pa., died at camp Cadwallader, Philadelphia,
July tat, 1865, aged thirty-one years_
Brother Crawford gave his heart to God thirteen
years ago, and joined the M. E. Church, of which
ho has been a faithful member until called away by
death, to join the Church triumphant. When the
call was made in lbert, for more men to defend our
country, he enlisted August 15th, 203 Reg't, Co. C,
Pa. Vounteers.
. .
The new life In Christ Jeans which he had en
perienced he did not lay aside, but exemplified It in
the interest which he manta...zt".l in the welfare of
those ground him. He did not desert the cross but
clung to it with a tenacity of faith and purpose, by
it saying in his life he Was preparing for the change
that awaited him. Just before he died he revived
and said: "I am going to die, lam going to see
Jesus," and passed away to Join the veteran army
in the Paradise of God.
. _
/la leaves a wife, an aged father and mother,
brothers and sister. Ile was loved by all who knew
him. We all feel we have lost a friend. May this
bereavement be sanctified to We good of all
A. J. A.
katlio.
kaaonacetnents or Deaths arc published arithoutehanree
~d tuary Notice& mast be mid for at the rate of half o =it a word.
Ver..a dee antes line. lIIXICUY In edrauce.
ELY—In Brooklyn, Sam. Ca., Pa., June 17th,
81los P. Ely, aged eighty-one years and seven
months.
Mr. Ely was one of our oldest and most useful
citizens. He came into this town, (then an entire
wilderness,) from Lyme, N. London Co., Connecti
cut, in 1910, and partaking largely in the tolls and
hardships incident to the settlement of a new coun
try, lived to see the happy results of those toils, in
the improved condition and prospects of society
around him. He was an exemplary member of the
Presbyterian Church nearly filly years. Ile was a
constant attendant on the public worship of God,
and I liberal and steady supporter of the Gospel
He was faithful in all the duties and relations of
life, pleasant and amiable In all his dealings and In•
tereourse with his fellow-men, and ever ready to
contribute his full share to every public improve.
meat of his large family, only three children survive
him. To them and his other anr..iving relatives
and friends, it is a consolation to know that death
did not take him by surprise,
but that he was fully
prepared, and that their loss is his eternal gain.
RECKHOW—On the Ist of July, at Great Bead,
Pa., after an illness of over one year, Frances Reck
how, wife of Isaac Reckbow, Esq., aged fifty-four
years.
Through an eventful life the deceased exemplified
her christian faith by patient resignation, great
cheerfulness, and hopeful trust in her God. Of her
it could be truly said, " The heart 1.4 her husband
safely trusted in her while her children rise up and
call her blessed." She suffered intensely during
her last illness, but uttered no complaint, and to the
last was more concerned for the comfort of those
around her than for herself. Her hope in Christ re
mained steadfast to the end. And the peaceful
smile that rested on her countenance as she passed
away. te , ,titicd that to her it was far better to depart
from this world of pain and sorrow.
1101.1..ENBACK—In Spring-rille, Susq. Co., Pa.
on the 4th Instant—wife of Daniel llollenback.
PACKER—In Trenton, N. J., on th" :Ird Instant,
Walter 1., son of 8. B. and Itostna I. Parker, aged
bee months
ROGERS—In Brooklyn, June 4th, ISti.'l, of con
sumption, Sarah E. Rogers, daughter of Lebbens
and Fanny Rogers, aged thirty-nine years.
KNATP—In Liberty, )fay 21M, 1935, Nathaniel
Knapp, in the ei4lity sixth year of his age.
" Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord.'
Glass Fruit Tars.
p s, :0 centn-7 0 : - t, V e
t r y , raf--: qu,rts, n cents.
B. 11. LYNCS &
Glass -\NTare.
111":1.11K1/ DOZ. Groti.Sq WARP, rorlllng of Toro.
S I.lcor of t lodo, liablelt Ego Glace Croaruers,
spoon 1;11.1 Wawa. Cream 300 , . Dlrlora Molavor
Cop,. &too. Freon° Mohr& Lamp chlmorps. 1-lordes. Lmotorus,
Cao.orr,d..c A.o. for to.le I 'l 11. H. LYONS dt CO.
Oil and Paints.
BOILED and Tla. Llceeeil:lc Lead and Mblte Zinc,
VerietlYa Red, Yellow Chr and Gee,
la:barge, Whitlr.c. Putt tlonpesc' : tra Paz+, nyr
sale by 11. IL. PAS
Window Glass.
Zia of xl r aims fnr &o by B. B. LIOIO k CV.
Window Shades.
ASPLENID awloranent di window Shades ard Exinge,
tur., 'awl, Wail Saw and Ithrdo, na sale.
31 peas., June IL LIONS a CO.
Floor and Table Cloths.
/11WENTY-FIVE pleces Floor 011 moths. from yen! m
rant. onde ; plea , Table WI Glotb'. trom 1 earn to 11 1 M.
long ; 111.1 - e MILL CM:lm for u e by it. it. Ll'u.S & CO
Mroarn., nn. 19 162 t.
A, G. REYNOLDS,
IV 0 C 1 LA C2i I=t 17,1 I INT 61-,
Brooklyn, Pa
I=l
NOTICE
trrffrftE:hB MY WIFt. NA freY, Ina left 1117 hell and
t.ard , sntnoi juin mux or proroo-stkaa, I her , hy forbid xi.
pe , noos • to, • hYr oay stoohnt, ay I mill pay to
debt. of hos contsactlio , ,(‘ , .r t Ws date. PAItIWN HILL.
.1k) 4. logs:Lssal.
NIENV GOODS.
WEBB & BUTTERFIELD,
It=
SPARC AD SUMMER COMISs
Ms% csd!stte exat,ine Dmas Goods
GRENADINES,
POPLINS,
CFIADIES,
LENOS,
DE LAINES, &A.
MONT ROSE. 34 a) . P., IeICS.
NOTICE.
ff Eytd.,la , sed has taken the W.S.2LEN MILLS la GUEST
m i
lthrt /1, tornserly occupied by (I - Jobarton, and la rvuly
trek, omen,, arnek or nrnottaettlre by the yard or on owe,.
Grunt Dn.& J ThSS LEVI WELLS.
NEW SILIPPLY
OP THAT CELEBRATED
FALL CREEK FLOUR
A N w r gbe atVere cour d som i e a sor 00l
dßttrta ~t,l7rwhich.
the same qualities can be bed .3 where else.
I would ago gay to Ray tlicads sad ritinaerm.Cll3l.ollPTattat they
ran pumb.2.4g Grocerlft, rfnVildOtal, and Yankee titrticrom of the um.
dmtrrod .t trestly r•ducca pttoo. Colt and be con...ma.
linnengent emu. of the Franklin not&
klor.trooc. July 9, lhfl A. If. 111IILLAILD.
DR. A. D. TEWKSBURY
Physician and Surgeon,
HATLISC , .pent one year as Sa rr'On In Inc United tqates
Army. tins aptla located at Attu= Centre. and wW attend
..1.1 exile In Weptoftstion.
P. lqn• V; 1R.—J.7,4.
TAKE NOTICE.
Beach's New Patent Wheel
Horse Rake,
Patented April 106, 1860, and Jan. 19th, 1864,
irjOli hem thccoughle tried by the Farstre of littsquel tome
ttouety tout pronnuaced the beat In ere. I , tee el Rake at
<a aIC
getd lteotteree
Well
!mule.
I.lAtaebloned WindLeal Well Oath, for eale. cheep
_and good.
- atztete.Juze D. UM..-11. Wkikalble REAM
EVERY DAY
BRINGS SOMETHING NEW,
AVI NO parchseed tae ereek to ender of flit A c a p, . u 4
H
Clothing rf C. B. NV VCRS . 00.. hoe OD just received
• Crte dock of
HATS AND CAPS,
CHILDREN'S TURBANS,
LADIES' SHARERS,
Inge .tort or all ibe now timing elytzsa
CLOTHING-,
Com:Aln( In part of Mon 's Etlgli.thlicing Coats lo sung to
match, good liminess Costs, grad C'othiog ft. Farmers, Liam
Putts and Duster/3,Se.
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
UMBRELLAS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
SUSPENDERS,
COLLARS,
NECK TIES,
SIIIRTS, &c.
Which I Ws preparedto aril for cob or 'tiny ray at verglow pr
0rn, m.. .7114 4 00n t.. /ran a t
v6 ly r t.on i.
my bn .w ed t b u t , 7ll o /121 ,, , d , ,.=t r
Nino, Torn doom ri' moo Pronto's Hari. to the building occupied
by F. li. Wroks-as • Shoe Blurt.
- • -
=1
IM IP 0 11. 1 T AIN rr
READ, WATROUS & FOSTER
Have Just mutual and oDcue4 s Sue stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
PRLVTS, SHA WLS, DOMESTICS, r,
SUN' UMBRELLAS, IIoOP SKIRTS, BAL
MORAL DITTO, GLO I 'ES,
HOSIERY, ,
The Only Loan in Market
Now offered by the ClovernMent, and ha superior advantages make
It the GREAT POPULAR IRAN OF TOE PEOPLE.
Lees than41.30.0n0.000 of the Loan authorized by the hut Coo
annw are Dow In the market. Thie amount. at the tote at which It
is being ateorle-d, will all he valecrileri fur within two roontbe,
when the not," will undoubtedly command a premium. le has
al
fomdy been the case on elating the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizen of every town and section of the country
may be. afforded dailies for takieg the loan. the National Banks.
end Private Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed
to receive entecripilona at par. hutenribers will select their own
agents. In whom they Lave confidence, and who only are to be re
Mor.lble for the delivery of the 00100 for which they receive or.
N B.—We are receiving add) done to our stock Weekly. I dva JA Y 1200 K E.
At the Most Reasonable Rates.
Also. a 101 l Una of
FOOL, FUR, STRAW .1_247) PALM-LEAF HATS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, CRCCKERY, CROCE
RIES, DRUGS AND MEDICINES;
PAINTS, OILS, dx. chr.
Return Pn.ll/.4.
We can faroleb any comber of Return Palls out custOmern
Ain: to .end Rutter to the (Mr, and rell Corned the um, free
I cOur,e, as I guarantee the blzhern prier, and prompt tenon's.
READ, IVA TROUS & FOSTER.
MONTROSE, May teth.lB66.
T HE beet aserortment In %oven
st. ITlrs.
PER FU :q ER I
THE LARGEST ma: %emelt useuirrumer ever °demi In
the place u Ithialiset
Fine American Cutlery.
T RE only courtrrx .130111.1a1 of nn Door. In TIM ,r
at OMIT 11..
111 nide.
/.ILL the Ilte sheet Mode Woke, ke, on hand Of to
order at XL IT Ii
fIENT'. PAPER C.LL ARS—an attes,
lit Moamar, J OJT 3, 1866, at !Udall's.
SHOOTING IRONS I
REVOLVING An SINGLE-NEW STYLES,
AT BEMAN'S.
THE GREATEST INIPROVEKEN'T YET.
A Single Pistol that Draws Its Own Car
tridge after Firing!
Prices Ire. than ` Aar aro. sun. - AU Moo and styles of eat
tree on hand, also U. D. Ely's Double Water-Pox( and United
States tinny Perrtneinn
Donl fall to see those New Resolvers and Pistols berm
nnrchaslng. U. D. BEM AN.
Ynntsn•e. Teh rth. ta4 .0
NEW GOODS
.1a
WILSON, GRIFFIS & WARNER'S
FOR THE
SPRING TRADE.
moNTROSE. May 23, 1835.
TO BOOT AND SHOE WEARER
OF SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY.
Fl, , , ti vzr ~,, ( 2, , ) : loh t a h s ;t, .n g g t r jdo ,l tLelik l 7k of Ha.. Cap
F. B. WEEKS
Will continue the
SOOT FHB SHOE ERSINESS
In It, VELIWOLLS taancbca. My Stock la nay complete—Laving a lard
arrival of
New Spring Styles.
LADIES' GLOVE KID, L . 4 STING, OAT AND
CA Lie BA I, MORALS A yr/ o A irEBB, miss.
ES' LASTING, KID A .vn PALI% BALNu-
DALS, A LARGE A,s'solerMENT OF
DTA NTT SHOES, HEN'S CALF
KID .4.. ND LASTING DALIN
RA LS AND G 4 [TEES,
HEN'S, BO TN', A'7.l YOTV'S CALI; Kir, ANI ,
STOG .4 BOOTS.
I sm prepared token
Cheaper for Cash or Ready Pay
Than any other Donee thla aide of New York.
larDeafrre trupplied at Nev York Jobbias peces...ai
Store Westdde of Public Avenue, second door above Pewit's
Montrose. MST Mt. ra.7. V. U. W%{'%l4.
HONESDALE
MARBLE WORKS.
Monnment.4,Cenotaplin. Tomb and
Head Stones,
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF MARBLE,
ETUINISITED UPON SUOIST NOTICE.
Also, Mantles, Table and Stand
Tops, &c..
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Tn 6 CABAL oflordlos on the roes , . of easy transportation
sod employing_.orkrarp hosing experience , the boelost.e.
re are prepagenle En on or,lefe at the , I.OWp.sT cAtat pßiclat.
and to the MUST APPNOYND STY WES.
Br prompt and faithful exeeatlna of ail onter• twye for a
eoethmance of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to the es•
tahnebrnent.
lioneletals. Jane 19. 14 0 5. L. W. PECK.
IN TIME !
Ty YOU WART a 8011' OPOLOTIIttft THAT WILL FIT
I neatly. 1001. and we4r Melt.. el.
o to call at the NEW TAILOR NUOP ye we. all you have to
GBOV ES & REY N( •
over Cheadle?' filet*, MA ode of Ptiblb , Avenue. and yrn no IA
artorarnodateel. We are lkierrolhetil to Nurse Our cortlmera. both
to the quality of oar ',ark sad the price
riroUT ILNU on short notl.. end warrar.ted to
et rolotl that.
100/1 OnliVrs
ItaetracJuntl2. tat —U.
U. 8* MO LOAN.
THIRD SERIES.
Y authority of the &crew, of the Treace, toodeligoett.
1/0 the General euhmelhCbtet Ague far the esta 0$ Vatted States
arcuritlee, oral to the public the tiOstl mks of Tomo NAM
bmioo oevco sad threshold/tepee cent. Interest ter comm. kahwe
Le the
Thee notes are Wined under date ofJnly 10114 18843. and are par
able three years from that data la currency, or are convettibla at
the option of the bolder Into
U. S. 5-20 Rix per cent.
GOLD-REARING 110 mi DS.
Theta Ronda are now w , •rth a liandsatee prprtorti, and are ex.
ernpt. as are atl the Government Bonds, Oxon State. Otionty, and
htordelpal taxation, whirl adds from one to thrisi per cent. Per au
cum to their value, wording to the rote lentle4 upon other proper
ir. The interest Is payable ariml.arotelly oy cooporis attached to
nob now, which rosy be cut oil and sold to any bent or tanker.
One cog per day au a 1.4 note.
Two wets
Ten
Notes of $ll Conon:Omit...or Parnell will be promptly turolabod
upon rftelpt of subscriptions.
The Notes or this Third Series are precisely similar In torn and
mivileCea to the Beven.Thlrtles already sold, except that the (los
ernment reserves to Itself the option of phytog interest to gold coin
at 6 percent., Instead aft a.loths In currency. Subscribers selll do-
duct the Interest In currency up to July lath, at the Outs when they
szttocribe.
10811U.4 110 Ti)
The delivery of the notes of the third aeries of the liewinitidtitlee
will commence oh the let of Lune, and will be made promptly and
coati...sly alter that date
The Plight charge a side In the coeditloce of tide TITInT) BE ,
ItiES aged& only the matter of littered. The payment m gold, If
made, will be equivalent to the currency Intereist of the higher rate.
The retom to specie payments. In the event of whicii privy will
the option to pay luterest in Gold be availed of, would so reduce
and equalize prime that purchises Malt with eta per mat. to gold
would be hilly equal to three made with wren tied three teethe per
cent. In currency. This is
Bubscriptiore mill be received by the Hankleg Houle of W. H
COOPER & CO, Boot:ow, sod by the First Notional Busk o:
Snaquebanna Depot. AI. by
TIM National Bank of Bunn ton. Firm Natioris I IlluLk of Pittaton.
=II
rst " "
Mottrno 6 . •T 15th, 104.41.4
DISSOLUTION.
If outrage, July 1%
BY muted agreement the firm of Itunronte Cornell Is trJa
day glarnlYeg. r.l3lq3aoßE a, cowar.LL.
THE ST . BSCHJ BEET, OTETSIES AND CL &MS
SHELL
• To Dairymen.
,"
.'".7 ; . or
H H.I)„I,=ORIC.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
lIAVE FOR SALE
REVOLVING HORSE RAKES,
EXTRAS AND REPAIRS
OHIO REAPERS
GRAINr CRADLES,
GRASS SCYTHES AND SNATIIS,
FORKS. SHOVELS, HOES,
Building Materials,
INCLUDING DINE LUSIIIHR, WINDOW SASH, PAINTS
OILS, PUTTY, IILASS, lICTTS, SCREWS, NAILS,
LOCKS, A LARGE VARIETY
ALL GOODS AT PEACE PUICES POE CASE
Tr. H. BO YD.
Montrorr, May 16Th. 1:+45
THE REBELLION IS DOWN!
GOLD IS DOWN!
AND
GOODS ARE DOWN
A,
. nu gl w A i ,; r b L 214 ex i l d
the level:: twiW•
DRESS GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
FOR LADIES.
A LARGE STOCK OF DRESS AND CLOAK
BUTTONS.
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF CLOAK IYO,
SKIRTS, SHEETING, &e.
PlenN Wear.
THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF CASS/MERE: ,
IN TOWN—ALSO, HATS AND CAPS.
A SMALL LUT OF READ Y-..ILLDA' CLOTHING,
Mich will be &Old way deco to close out.
Means eslt and see at
CII A.NDLER'S.
sraotrose, May IA lee. 3.
Flow! Flour! Flour !
FALL 'CREEK FLOUR.
1 1 1 13,r2gt ra
lLf . 7d b °"rt 311 nu
'POPE, WAY If UL F & ROWE
OtTice 43 and 44 Exchmte Etmet, BaNitiorros, N, Y. 081
Jana n.
LOST OR MISLAID.
N Ijoutrrsa, on or pbol4 tbe Wel of Dalai:ow:rib. A SU RV EY
-1.011,t, ylx ISIIII FOALS OR RUE & GElllllal
DIVIDERS Fn, marring or [dotting—Rl o horn...made. Leather '
cm_ or ounve The tinder woula greatly otillo, thr owner Dort
' h.. bemitably rerraltieril br Davlrg them at tb 4 POST OF.
ITlOror with
Wontvw, Mt Mb. 7, W.olldPul.l7.
$230; 000,000.
7-30 L.
litreacmrrfoN ito.x.r, PhlLldelphLs.
Farmers In Pa.rtleular.
BOYD la WEBSTER
BY THE DOZEN OR SINGLE ONE.
AND MOWE'.:S
IZIMMO3
PICKS AND HANDLES
COOK STOVES
FOB BLIMING WOOD.
COOK STOVES
MCIZEI
COOK STOVES
BOR WOOD OR COAL.
TIN WARE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
BIRD CAGES, LAMPS, be
A. L. WEBSTER,
AGAN • IN.. Mit 'FIELDT
HURBARD'S MOWER.
EN
FEE
Manufactured by S. a Sayre & Bro's., Montrose, Pa.
GREGORY'S R
Tod
Manufactured by S. H. Sayre & Bro's., Montrose, Pa
BEADS,
SATIN AND COLOWEIL
FANCY COMBS, II AIR FOILS. &c.
Ind Bought in .Seir York al Panic PrZetv
ALSO, A LARGE LOT OF FINE JEWELIW
Which InU be Ka for the treat thirty drys at
Greatly Reduced Prices
Montrose. April 10. 1.9.63
14Divibkiisfonik13:4'&3:(')41
ITIRS. 6. S. FORDUAII
Woutn .yto the Lattlet of Montrose ant vlclnlty that she
has opened a Shop In the latlldoht tortnorly cnllnd 111nomer
Goods.ter< she VIII keep a fell surply etaal kinds a
Bonnet, Bats, tat... , st.t hlts. 11,nnn constantly on hunt,
ymn
Bleaching mud itetwateln2 Hal. Gore Order
Ladles. rail and the lourenitn ,
Euatraae. May & 1353. A. S. FORDHAN.
COFFIN TRIMMINGS ,
Direct from the - rlanttfactory.
vrILITARY, MASII , IC. WRY. ATII. RUSE. CROSS, et.l
varloul otter pat.r, ; Diamond. h
td Flla>•r¢r Stud,; vurlety at praterns or Dottn 14ate, Bnor,
L. Ipt.' ,l 'Ring , . Lining T..ko. &c. otc..te ; Whim Merino
&n for nal. try
lontrote, April 1% ors. ii. R. LYONS A CO.
PHOTOGABISS! ANBROTYPES!
OPAL PICTURES!
LYONS' PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
NOW IN FULL BLAST and daily seeding out PhOtagrapt. .
la all atTles of the ast—aleth Arebrutypes and the exqtaate
Porcelain nature",
Old teem , . e caph.l a nd eulsreed to Ilfe else he wit of the Bohr
Chrovra. Ineturm rvwuchml xltt, hallo l oh. or fluted Or Colored
Picture Casa, Mat,. 'tray, end Orato•hs nu hand or m,11,1! hn
,IMrt nate.. n huh Oil Pah:Chas ha ale, hold the Lest I.:Mut Lk.
G.llO the owlet. Price, moderate. Please call.
ltnnme 3114:1<srin's Hotel, nvc; IL R, LyOui 4r. Co.'s Igor.
ifontrnan,
April 10, 1.,83,
SPECIAL. ANNOUNCEMENT.
82 Ti ANTHONY & CDs3
Manufadurers of
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS
Inolesale and Retails
501 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
IN addition to our main basitass of Photographic iiiratcriabt Fe
are litalvarters fir the fol 'a el,
Stereoscopes and Stereoscopic liars.
Of thew ere have as tramenzonseortannt. Including War Scene,
Armee... and Foreign Lll4. and Landecatres. 0141.11”. SLlnar . V.
'ie. etc. A }so, itorolvlre Monroe , hes, for Subtle or 31rIvate role
*lon. Our catalonoe trill he cent to any address on rea.lpt to
etnenpa.
Photographic Albums.
We wore the nest to Int rodnce these Into the United Stales, art'
ars reanufwtore (amen. quantities in great ennety, ranginglu
mice from ta cocas in RIO each. One A !horns have the repota , lo•
of being entwine In be-ant y and dershillty to any others- Tht
ne meet by mall. rence en receipt of price.
Kirnne Albums mute to order _irc
M!!MSEME
I' width addll.d. uru contlnutilly len.ng nude)end.T. of E.
Inca Amorlarne, ere. etc . 100 Majnr-thlllettllS. 070 iirig...Gote
ofirlo,rfa illalnnelA4o A etInIA, 100 iTinirt,-Colonels, 0 . 1 , 0 other ofbeete,
TO Nuvy Officers, 1.5 Singe, 000 gtatesenen, 11.0 115 Au
dan t 50 Prominent Want Nene ' , Jan c.Tplo• of W.' ria A•t, in
of dtue toraltletione of 01.0 cast celebrated HoliesvitT.;, pm, •
i t , SW.. h etc. CAtelneuen rent nn receipt nr WIMP. A o ord.
fa Tux dove IneuTren trona wir I 'utalt.ZUG will be filled on
fl eulpt of Of 00. and •ent by Mall. (re,
Photiagmp ben and other& onleying Fonda C. 0. D. will plea,* M
°l 4 2 o4 C h r e C ;X4s hi an th d e gt ca rnal fall to eatery.
April 14.
PEACE AND PEACE PRICES.
PEACE ESTABLISHED !
Large LAnem of Priee►a Con
quered and Itedneed
1. 11017 tve - Irty c, for Nrolog LTV and large atect - .5 o f
Dry Goods, Groreries ' Crockery, 'Dardware
Stoves, Iron, Steel, Nails, Paints, Lamp
and Linseed Oils, Benzoic, Carpet
legs, Floor Oil-Cloths, Wall
Paper, Window Shades,
Hats and Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Clocks,
&c. Ace.,
loclodttot, oo usnal. foil vorlettes or the meet popular otyles of to
dles are. God,, Stutorls. 13,mmeto, Itlbbooet Ft,wers, he., ortila
he Will oo the moot favorable terms for Cosh, Yrodoce. or to
Ptompt Time Owen,
N. .11—Flour and Bait on hand as usual.
RIM MILFORD. Jane 14,1865.
OUR COUNTRY SAVED:
Great Reduction in Prices.
New Firm and Low Prices I
HALLSTEAD & HOW
Elillerrr?rigraing,Ao WV: 34%7%3 1' 141r: 1 :1t
kinds of vows centrally kept In Conant Worn at limns. k.
prices.
V7FI:.A.IIE 1akr..74 - re FOR T R]
World Renowned Ohio Reaper and Mower.
We ON prepssei to liitrediti extra inducements to thoso Wine
PROT/VON
folazimo ... f—lVaeakent CaskuirtsAlSTitow.
DISSOLUTION.
TH E Ilmi at Weltiorn & Mill Is Ills day etenernlhy mutual
cnneent. The Annts nee Atennnte lre In the bands of Edw.
Whianat., st an &ors tamed) , ...I , :ed by tIW, rot oattlement
Thaw t r, , , lvjg scanws will plea.. hit and mule with tu , 11 t , c de
la), an e. EDW. WHITT de K.
Alm All d. itsl/11) 1.80-Im. 4, 4. 1141.1., •
VOLVING HEAD
LLSO,
0. D. BEMAN
11. BURRITT
Cleanse the Blood.
,
\\\\ : Bleed., d reit.
&toil =t o 6 " . -
( 611
e.: •.• ei" _ : / It rosy bond Out In Pimples of
,Bone, or In Wine active divests, of
: :I 111 1:A I, " m"uflki l'lggat .F '7l:i .
, :.:;:li-, .. 4', tres sed
)..1 mount ia.• °° l/11 good dentin widie
•N • - ,•, voot blood le Impure. Ana's Sal
__,---- - -, i-ti eeralltr.te nnrgre Out there home,
---
...
~..
.r - \ - o. ,tlp, end stimulate. the organ. of
..,... 1 q,4 . i life Into vigorous orator], restoring
`.• -
st) / the health rend eruct log disease.—
_:.---=.......- x„ .. ,_—__.- . - • Renee It rapidly cum • variety Of
t.,4, , .1 complaint, wh ch ere mimed by Item
..---: 42 Trlly of the blood ouch le serofs.
I or Singe Evil. Mcsra.
• , ,res, m-nrsonr. Pimple.. lliotehes. Doll& St. Anthcmrs Flee,
lion or 141 , dt - elle, Tester nr Fall Rheum,_ttenld Head. Ringworm,
a.nao ore ACCerOU3 Toulon, Sere Eye+, Female Diersees, nth an
It frenCon. Insurdmity. infropreselon, Whites, Stedlny. aleo Buh
l. Se or Venetia' Toreaame, floor Complaints, Heart linteases. Try
Leda Sumner/AY. and see for yourself the awned-Mt activity
with which It cleanses the blind nod cores these .!Isorders
Curing In.e years the publte have beer ruWed by WV , bottles.
pp to give a quart of hates. of Eleteaztlla for one dollar.
Mc et of these have teen fraud i upon the el for trey not only
eentaln llttly. If any, darasuattlla , but often no curative properties
whaler,. per, linter doeure.lututent has followed the U.S of
• t‘e various ex-trams of h i tter
width good the market, until
Le name Itself haft become drool - mous vita impooltion rmal cheat.
, 1 , 1 we cell this enfutennod - Farsanarilla," and Inter.d to supply
um. a ,medy as, will rescue the name horn the load of obloquy
••• bralt rests epos It. We think we have ground for bellevlng It has
rotaeo width ere Irrerletible Lex the outlast", non of the dlsPase It is
Mended to note. Wean only wrote the shit that ore otroo them
the text alterrlve whlch we know how to produce, and we have
meson to ',there a le far the most eruct.] purifier of the blood yet
dlroovered by curbed,
A rase Cents Cur...fez is so nniverealTy known to intreas so
t ry other exulted, for the cure of Coughs, Cold, it Curia, nouns
rep, thorn Ilroneldtle, Incirknt monmunttlon. and foe the relief
orOonsumt uve Patients lo the ad.:traced etages of the Wu...me. that
It to uer•lee• here to re,..nt the e, !deice or Ito ritlues• The ' , Odd
!mows them.
Prepa -
a rao..r r edby ß JC. 31 , nr,. ; and sots by
1n MtdlQns
oiryrrhere,
ilontrote. April 1.1554.-32,
MISSES E. 111 - . it E. A. VADAIIIII,
MIME I DRESS ,
First Door South of the Catholic Church.
viT II ERE abaldnt.ahia nairarloment of MUHL my Goads .01 be
t,pt consLurt/y on nand.
13 , mtein or the lat.e.t st 3 lc. made to ordel. Co abort , mticli
E. 11. VADAK/N.
Montrose. April 17.1e1d,".--Gm. E. A. VADAEIN.
E. S. SMITH'S MILLINERY,
OVER CHANDLER'S STORE.
r -13 F 33 kayo to coil your attention to my now and tastdonable
es,nruusnt
MILLINERY GOODS,
Compth!nt
BONNETS AND FLOWERS. LADIES' rum
CAPS, RIBBONS, AND Vi WO US OTH
ER FANCY GOODS.
rerStr”. net, clenottl &NI
on shor t
In the Eta mama and
.11 t Inde 51,1111otry vnak dont on than notice.
Montroea. Aprllll. 1E43. E. S. alma. •
THE KEYSTONE HOTEL,
(.Annerly vecopial by W. K. Hatch,)
MONTROSE. PENN'A.,
ior AS been lizard reopenod by the andel - signet:o , bn by
betntt• veil stoesed Lasder and and earefbl attention
to the Co Ire of the etaahtlAutoent sod the wants of lb& pmts.
will endeavor to tooth the patronsge of the babble
P. V. nARST.
Montrose. April 14.1643.—V. ELAM. OW=
.13 n. J. W. RHODES,
PHYSICAN AND SURGEON,
Springy/lie, Pa.,
WILL atter"! pr omptly to oil calls in Us plolksalot„ Mb!, by
doy or night. Hay be found, whom not protualcoally W.
iz34 pt ,l ingrille„ Ilar the bousecb 27. of-Sp lB.CA—me. encer Hickok, Eel.
ti
EMI
A CARD.
The en derWened. havioiriON. returned from Mew Tolle
whi re he pturlated a Of New Goode, peepers to
to , l t.lwr , at the townr ovr ea for CASH. or Itne
EUIV A L .
and
h embrace; gt larre Min
of Dry Good ', Hat+, I .pe, liaota and hilota. Grocerlee, tiardwint a
Drat, and Medicine,. 'fent w Valera, Ac.. he. Ihe Goods hay.
gv• b n.t:litTy m o ' lreVeta t h ' ' A A ' ro;e h n e t l , ' K llZ t aa ° Te " pr th e "' tr.3r4
the lowee or an oodles. creoti
A rtoldetwe et nearly ha years In New Tort City kw enabled *lra
La tom
the
eequalnineee MArtl Ifral-elaat feral{
t he In Outten
Pettheme Ightllg to have the logratel price hat their Nater. fie„
we will ft.ry.ard Lblpotelub rxl, Eutaw,
IlaV, t. ng a Ilme tcle wlttr nat. T sea pi,
lac ouch to amtl u . . m itl ' irad ° prot i fta h 7llto '' ,A..l le' I CJ r!r o .: A l C h K ° SO " Ta lk- .
P.lrdale, M. 1. , M 3 —lf
NE W GOODS.
JUST OPENING.
lOr'rr.Y(ilb7lllH;)?.7l7:i4;?."..4'' end
a
g val"'
Of
Nt'thtl3
Cl , no P.oart, Ilyauta, In% IIMUIS•
and Go. NI [Woks rvr l'o:ScntC, &c, &C. Jual opened and futtalo by
J. LYONS & SON.
Montrose. Doc , anbew 17, 1364.--11
Soldiers' Bounty Pensions, and
Back Pay.
/TM E understated Lloeuetil dent of the Governmeol,
ly provided with ul I 0,0 sary forms &o.„ will, she prompt at
test:on to ell t.LllO3a entrtalsall.o taScare.
No charge for Itltnrmstlott, or lut pyre!" mien specesdul
I.loLtros,, April 10, ISt S.-6m- (.I£o P. LITTLE.
SOLDIERS' PENSIONS, BOUNTY
AND BACK PAY.
fi Er.tlenigned.LlClLNSED A(LfLNT OF THE GOVERN
.1./i ENT, -All glvep_rompt st..ntion to all claim* tUtztlatcd to
htpc.art. Charges LOW. and mannatlaa IMEE.
itlontroce. livrembtr 1844.-n L. P. PITCP.
WOOL CARDING.
wninn ny to my old Mewls In lidlerethenni
• I-nrrity tint I Moro repro e 4 the Cayellng Mettle.. et I.
IL If elberiA Shop, with ome Card.s. will he redY
I Oda for Wool to eraeon. wilt Oard a n itnamaable turns
am, VOLI roll.
rienneep Eddy, May FIN 1115,
TO DAIRYMEN.
n Cli A MILER will pay the blgbest mute, price Int prime
Ituttcr—Comleb pocltigtO or aatsjazt to Lome of the toot deal.
In N.•ve Yotk. Atm.. 8.11 by the Oa 0 * Poo. ,
Un.• , , , Non Met Sk
SPLENDID SYRUPS,
Green and Ground coffee.
SUGARS.
I===
Putnam's Iron Mathes Wringer
TUE BEST El USE.
A rtirrarit. lot Jo recerawg and for mato, l
41. LTORir OWN. Amu.
Tif.lo• l l4 ietil K tett
AY PORK
JACOB PltOti