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E'he Oudependent icpublican.
LOCAL I%lA.'r'l'.ER.S.
.f TAririnp Torra.—The Lackawanna Register 0,
that five hundred buildings are being eon
•:tu,..td to 9erauton this season.
r' Income is said that the Revenue
7.1 ucomeig lu this District, composed of LAl
and Susquehanna counties, this year, will
41.Joant io over *lOO,OOO.
Tax antelpts.—The Department of Internal
t„,, hue has dochlrd that receipts given by County
T r c.,srsrs or tax collectors for the payment of tax
,e x ,ty hlud, do not require a stamp.
taales Fr/fr.—Thc ladies of the Presbyterian
. arch will bold a Fair at Academy Rall on the af.
and evening of Wednesday, the 23d inst.
.1 :mireiou l 5 cents, children 10 cents.
raAubstantial Structure.—The Binghamton
Nlq that a span ol the bridge at Kirkwood
•, • Thumday the 33 inst. The bridge was
...I,,ratively new and must have been constructed
Mpable careb.ssness or cheapness.
The Marv/and Farmer and .71echank t.—This
• :e title of au excellent agricultural monthly,
. dthed at Baltimore., Maryland, at $1,50 a scar.
t have jutt received the number for the current
•• th, and dnd Its contents very interesting and
‘,..:.d de to the farmer.
pled In .laderacmoille.—We have received from
~,•vera.l copies of the official list of Peon
,. 11l soldiers who died in the Rebel prison-pen
.‘•..lersonvillo The number of names recorded
mlenteen hundred. Any person who would
. „.w consult these lists can do so by calling at this
t Children.—On Friday last twenty-seven
Irish orphan children, mostly boys, arrived
‘ntne,e, from Philadelphia, under charge of
Nioustian, on their wuy to Friendsville and
pouts In 'the western part of the county,
;;., are to be placed with Irish farmers to be
Important Law Decififon.—The new Hemp-
Court bus decided that an express
• ,I,.iverley: a parcel marked with the cob-
It "—collect on delivery—may allow
, .•. go gs horn It is consigned, reasonable time
p.••kage and determine whether he will
Lot. The rule heretofore bas been that
could take place—the receiver must
. • pa, I.,Age and thee determine whether it
aott he ordered or not.
S,rrrtia Worth 6nou•fn;.—The publishers—J.
:,• A , 109 Nassau street, Ne. York—
, • •.11....1 hale volume entilJed "Seerwts Worth
, _ . n of Pool: of Universal Knowledge,
r.r '..'004.1 Valuable Rectpes for the Man
Af; Al, of Everyday Use. Ai6o, a Reli•
lor Preparation of All the Popular Patent
,• • oi the Day.•' Aud all this is to be had
: A
. t. Cr ca! !
Prop I,IIP - a.—An item bas appeared in many
, stating that but one cent postai.,
ol 01: drop letters. In order that the public
this matter, we would state
r, is no delivery made by carriers,
, F. FF.:Ft .tamp is required on drop letters,
• ‘..rrlers are employed to deliver mail
• r,tilence or busim•itt plaeigiof citizens
„ , :alllps 111U,A. be Rinsed to letters.—Er.
bleolorrat.—A. , it Is possible that many In this
, to to •'democrata,"drt not know
• .. r the word, we will give it from
- - 'nary. Here it is:
I I —4 me who adheres to a government
• ;.. .; ,or /anon, the extemion of the r;ght of
men."
t hoer professing to be " democrats,"
~• general sntrrnge, in the category of
or 113 poCrites.
.irrieldtural Sorirly.—lion. Edgar Cow•
, • • :r .5.1,,t0rb in Congress, will deliver the
• lees, liefore the Pennsylvania State Agri
iit Williamsport, on Friday, tiei ,
are glad to hear that largr prep:A
-'. • .- :..tiking for the next exhibition of this use
. • and np to this period of time its otlirers
• e of a greater display of animals and
t- purely agricultural in their charaeli r
id them have ever known so long before
t L.r. Yr ,m;44ll:ibition.
!'unmet.—We arc informed that Prof. Tillotson,
-'• by a cumber of his students, will give a
- . :uncert at the close of his present term of
- . Ihe programme will consist of guar
• •-i nuetA, and solos, embracing a choice
• • of music by the best coiniosera. TLc
• d's labors here have developed talent sufli
..1.• render music of a higher and better class
• errtifove prodnecd in concerts in this place.
-d tt.is attracfive science may anticipate
• of a more Ymbstan Hal order than has
.. • n• , ed Montrose. Due notice Witi he
time and place of the proposed concert.
How to Do it —"Sir," said a sensible eitirt n
.• • ii, " The bedepeudeul I?epub:.eoil 6 lb ,
• s ; r published in northern Pennsylva
_ nr , rt arc two dollars to pay for. if another
T:r ; , rulne was very arceptable, hut the two
• sir./. The fact is, not all our sub
. -- as. well as Mr. A. Some are lavish of
••• els hut forget the money, while others
We believe we publish a good pe•
• L:4l yd:t stand a comparison with must
r. ".papers—and cie know first we must
, ! :• t live. Those who agree with us
....• !.. w
and are Indebted at this office
, wjtl
- .or send iet August Court, ltd pay
- iquin enough, or will you wait to be
Ruttfralinr.—We hare Leon rusticating. It
• 4 t a eonntry editor go into the country
.r` There ane different ways of :tn
go (AT. few hundred miles and camp
hunting, collecting geological,
•.logical specimens, Some go
, vatering place, or pinee of summer
' that rusticating. Some, as Greeley
lo do the other day, go a•flohlng.
‘ -• ' rc, w the acquaintance of theirconutty
: the farm for a Sew weeks when the city
- 'e arable. Rut we hare hero haying. Not
, • -k which consish% In looking on and
' - • ~ der r, hut taking °archon, of the labor
' • • And it was quite ti eiegc too—quite
•e•••-t unit. It., ,ecather. There was a great deal
bq pleasant and rapid haymaking.. It
ctrotegy to attack a piece of
• L..: ~-; 11,2 the hay in the barn in good Or
-1.,t ty skillful ceneralthip we managed to
..k most of the storms.
internift Retrenue Dectivfons.—The Commlaainn
It.vuttl Revenue has made the following nil
• - -a employed by an Insurance Company to
•' ceneral care and supervision or the hoer
' • ••• •,” Company, either at a fixed place or try
x !row place to place, must bare licence as
agent, whether be solicits risks and no
. - o,urabce or nut
tt.t.ignment or transfer of .a judgment should
r.: , .‘1 as an agreement or contract
• bills of lading are considered as receipts
" t 1 Otcry of property, and should be stumped
!.ond given by the guardian of the minor twirs
, abtd Soldier in order to apply for the pro
t:aty, or urrearagee of pay, is subject to a
cmv of $i a. a bond given for the due emeeti
d prrformßnee of the duties of any office.
sridenfrigi Whet:la—Smut the downfall of Ring
old-fashions se, in to be in a considershle de
•. tvt d. nod the u Lee] 01 the spinner is again
• the land, its homely mimic in some honer I
alternating with that of the piano or mel.r.de
.•••• return tel the ensittan of home mautifacturr
' • .-'hote material has grintly increased the de
tor spt ening; wheels, dozens of which are now
t.tir, ion sus II few years ago. We are glad
... . .tee that Montrose is beginning to he a man.
rag town, and among its products are these
t•ing wheels. Mr. M. Crandall. an ingenious
.• of this pines, in engaged in their manatee
" keeping several men constantly employed, and
• • r .;ate a large bminess. Since the first of Junta
-- lie has manufactured about 500 wool wheels,
- recta, 200 flux wheels, and 1000 wheel beads.
frequent receipt- of orders from New York,
t. imps westward to various polo M -in Ohio, Mich
. • slat lowa,_bealties supplying a i_onniderable
• oast - het. He finds a constantly increasing do
t
!out hie facilities, for production are such that
• able to keep pace with the demand. LVc
io.d that his wheels are of the moat improved
and give good satisfaction wherever intro
- Dealers will do well to give Mr. Crandall
•
.ippte Charnpafgat.—.3 ll'aftsatate Aftetc.--We
ttit recently learned of a very simple a t cheap
of making Champaign Wine directly from
end as the coming hill will furnish au
. ~• of the necessary material the recipe may prove
-ling to farmers and profitable tea dealers :
o, Jetta is pressed directly from sound apples
00! previous grinding, Ism -aline the bruising of
fruit in a short time discolors the 3010 e, end
'rrotmers such other chelnical change, by exposure
atmosphere, as to prevent the practical work
the process, while the juice pressed from
"and apples is nearly as limpid as water. The Juice
direetly from the press into a filter, consisting
• A satiable box about n toot deep by six inches
tilled with a mixture of pulverized charcoal
-an sand or tine gravel, about half sad half.
' i..yer of straw is put lido the box before it is
the filtering material and bottelp gf
'ex to perforetal with tine hold. The pace
passes through this filter Into bottles, which should
be immediately corked to eaclude the atmosphere,
which gives it the appearance of the real champaign;
and our informant who has used the process, assures
us that the wine, after remaining in the cellar a
while presents the action and flavor of the imported
article, with the advantage of being a much more
healthy beverage, while its cost does not exceed tun
...nu a quart bottle where apples are plenty. Im•
ported Champaign of the commonest quality, ran
not be bought in tills market for less than two or
three dollars a bottle, while its genuineness and pu
rity are very questionable, to say the least. To'
crush and press apples at one operation requires a
very powerful press, We have examined a portable
arrangement of the kind, quite simple and cheap,
and well adapted to this process, as it is 'sufficiently
powerful to crush and press the hardest apples, hav
ing a pressing power of 10,000 pounds weight sp•
plied to the crank. Such a'presa would be good to
extract the juice from grapea as it would not break
the seeds, and thereby glee a bad flavor to the wine.
This press Is manufactured and sold, wholesale
and retail, by Ball, Read A: Co., No. 55 Liberty St.,
New York--zimericim A rti-cva, N. T.
The press, referred to lc the foregoing extract,
will be found advertised in another column of, this
paper. Agents who would like to circulate a useful
invention would do well to read this advertisement
and bend for a circular. Farmers who have orchards
should not neglect to make a note of the above re
cipe.
Company ire Parfy—On Thursday Eve. Ang.
sd, Company D returned from the war. An account
of their reception by the citizens was given In last
weeks ReimMican. In order to afford them an op
portunity of meeting with their friends and sweet
hearts „in social converse and enjoyment, the pro
prietor of the Keystone Hotel gave them n party on
Wednesday eve last, at which time the house was
filled with the surviving members of the Company
and their ladies, and a number of returned soldiers
from -other organizations. Of late years dancing
parties have fallen into diaropute, on account of the
dissipation attending them. A. a general rule, to
bear of a ball was to hear of a tight, and the most
orderly and respectable portion of our community
kept aloof from them. But the ball at' the Keystone
was an exception, and could all parties be on a par
with it dancing would be more reputable, and the.
real respectable citizens would have less objection to
their daughters attending them. The party was of
the highest respectability—for they were principally
returned soldiers—and who as worthy as they? No
drunkenness or disturbance of any description mar
red the occasion, and good-feeling and orderly en
joyment reigned throughout the night. Nothing
else could i.e expected where the guests were re
turned soldiers, and the giver of the patty Carey of
the Keystone. A more affable and obliging host
never lived, and the soldiers desire thus publicly to
xpress their acknowledgments for the manner in
which all their wants were attended to by him and
his corps of assistants. About midnight the gentle
men scolded their ladies to the dining room, where
was spread an excellent supper composed of all the
obtainable delicacies of the season. After supper
the hull room way again sought, and the festivities
continued until clearly dawn. The boys vote Carry
the prince of landlords, and Mr.Wm.Wayman—bar
tender—s man in every respect He is a living proof
that a bar keeper ean he a respectable worthy man,
a thibg some people affect to deny.
RETEILNED SOLDIERS.
Jury Ltst—For the Term of Omni Conunencing
.4tig.st 21st, 1865,
I=!
.chum—G. L Cogswell, Jar.kson—Daniel IL Far-
T. F. Kellogg, CllllB, rar.
Pierson. ...,14 , ..riy—Nathan Fish.
Apolocon— Richard Col- Lathrop—E. K. E`owe.
ling Minetroar—A. J.Brewater.
Broatlya—H. W. Kent,' Middletawn—Jameniones
.Jas. W. Sterllpg. . Newt Mi/ford—WilllaM
Bridgewater John. N. Conklin, lloavy Ting-
M-swngor. • ley.
Franklin—Davld Town- Rush —Thomas B. James.
stud. .S, 7. Dept—Thomas A 1•
Greif Bend—Riley Case. paugb, Henry - Day.
Gitlron—William Taylor. Silver Lake—James Mur-
Hrrrick—Philo Surrel phy.
/./.. , rmon v-Th om as Cook Thomson —Nathan BIM.
TRAVERSE Juitoks--lid TV&
I.h-urn—John BushnelL, Lyon, jr., Walter E. Ly
Chi A. T. James. on.
Nolan.•frerowny—lltephen Jenn
BrOgrwaler-Wm. T. Ans., Intra.
tin, Norton Scott,H. H.'Jactron—Horace French,
Harnnvon. VII Barnes,Chata 0. Ting-
Brooklyn—Daniel S. Wat- ley.
roux. 'Jetemp—Daniel Pickett.
ITarri—F.van Jenkins. LW , Meculotra—L.W
Bar-
Doao Foster, ton, D. R. Garfield
David Scott, Charles,. 741hrop—P S. Bronson,
John H. Chapman.
Dioiditr—W. H. Slocum. Lenox:. Sam'l Rutland, Al.
FormtLake—John Brown 'Fah Scott. Asa Howard.
Fra skim—Norton Smith. Montrow—H. J. Webb.
6tilwitt—Clias. D. Bennett, Afiddletown—Peter Dond,
Wm. Roper, Justin W John M. Davis,
Seic Milford Boro.—Nell
Grmi Bach Boro.—Gen. son Hager.
W. Brown. I. B Crook. RterA-111rarn Dcwers,llen-
Great &"d—Jas. C. Jo ry Granger.
son, ll L Taylor, N.N. Susgliehansa Dspa—Rob
Irv& ert Curtis, Elias Mor
Hanford—Andrew J. Ad. can
Sit Per Lake—Tram David,
R. B. Meeker.
rant:.
/I.n-rick—J. T. Ellie, J. B
TRAVERSE JT"Ron3-2nd Week
Auburn—Chas. F Craw- Jessup - HenryC.Bertholt,
lord, H. M. Howard, A. W. Russell, Joseph
William Overtkid. Very.
Ararat—N. J. West. Lathrop—Chas. R. Bailey.
Brirlormater—Allred E. Liberty—John Hanneman,
C6rwin, Alfred Steph- Hiram T. Law, D. L.
roe. North.
Ciiffin-d—A. W. Carpet, muse—John Millard.
ten. Ezra Coleman. Montroac--Wm. L. Allen.
rhoronut-D. 0. Minkler.!..Vira .3fifforri BPro.-F-zra
Ihmock—Abram Dußois, A. PratL
John Dußois, Andrew Rush—H. W. Wheaton.
Yonne. Susquehanna Depot-Adam
Fromd,int—Chrt&Ragam Bridge, Beba Bryant,
M. (l Sutton. Judson IL Cook, H. R.
Harford—A bel Reed.
Harmuny—Noble Thom- Springaille—William Ba
a. ker.
Jarkxon—James Bingham, Saner Lak.—James Gage
Wm. Birdsall. MIMI& R. Bill.
ffiperint Anticco.
Sv.tp3 elia ram County Agr4oltnral Society--
Susquehanna County Agricultural Society will meet
at the: Court lions° Tuesday eve, 2d week August
Court. C. Al.. Gun; 6.-entary.
.Yorrnal Instlistc.—The next term of the Sus
quehanna Normal Institute, at Susquehanna Depot,
w ill commence on Monday, the 31st inst., and con
tinuo eleven weeks. The rooms are new, and fitted
up with great care. A. young ladies ' study room Is
atteched to the Institute. Students wishing to at
tend school will had conveniences unsurpassed in
the country.
«getting 01/."—liirschmann Bro's, desirous of
reducing , their stock before removing into 'their
Mainmotb (horn•, are ready to dispose of the elegant
assortment of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Millinery
Goods, Carpets & 011-Cloth+ at great Bargains.
Lituscust,CNN BAO '
Sign of the Ikehive.
Binghamton, August 7th.-2w.
The Masan d Elissinitn Cabinet Organs—We
have been at some pains to ascertain what instru
ti,nt of the many now soliciting the public favor
crimbines the greatest amount of real excellence.—
We have prosecuted this inquiry entirely independ
ently of aid or direction from Interested parties; the
opinions of some of the best musical critics, com
posers and performers have been obtained; reports
of experiments made in the ordinary use of various
instruments in churches, schools and families, have
helm compared, all of which, with singular unanim
ity, concur in in aselgr.ing the first place to the Cab
inet Organ of Mason S. fismiin—a decision that cur.
rcipornts with our previously formed ccnvictions
recdvcd from personal observations.—Sim York
Christian Advocate.
0. D. MOWS, Agent, Montrose.
patio.
re - Annotiocemests of Lie:abeam published witboutcharse.—
k,,ary otices ...Ist tr, void for at the rate of halls =As I.ord,
Verne an cenln a lbst, strictly In advance.
GREEN-1n Bridgewater, on the 3d Inst., Lois
11., daughter' of David and Pbebe Green, aged
twenty-nine years, three Months and fourteen days.
Death hrm come add called me
To dwell with God above,
Naught can e'er bhfall me.
I rest in Jesus' love.
WEBSTER—In Fabius, N. TA, on the 3d inst., at
the residence of his son, yr !James K. Webster,
aced sixty-fire years; formerly a re. ident of Liberty
In this county
MEEKER—In Forest 'Lake,on the 4th inst., at
the rebitirvre of her son, 1). L. Meeker, Mrs. Hannah
Weker, aged ninety-three years.
TRIPP—In Jessup, on the '24th tilt., Alice,
youngest daughter of George end Islancy J. Tripp,
aged two years, one month and eighteen days.
In the'grase-yard, cold and dreary,
We have laid our /dile dear.
01 our, hearts were almost breaking,
For such grief we scarce could bear.
How bard it we* to lay Our dear one
Away forever from our fit;
But far above, In you brigh theaven, .
Dwells little Me, an angel bright.
Then dry your rears, yo . mourning ones,
Your darling is at rest,
Safe from the cares end tolls ofwaarth
Upon the Saviour's breast. ' L .
W. B.
SUITS—In Jessup, August Ist, Mrs. Jemima
Smith, wife of William Splith, aged sixty-t wo years.
MM. Smith's maiden name was Lewis; her resi
dence, previouß to her marriage, was Pike, Bradford
county, Pa For mord than forty years she was a
faithful christian, a member of the Methodist Epis
copal Church.
SMITH—In Elk Lake' on the 12th ult., Km Pol
ly Smith, relict of Mr. Thomas A. Amltb,lat she ad
vaisssi
191
m ppt
a onvs * sa b ty u s m sosts. yam
Kris. Ith m
Vonsuit'llc. ut to int, county
In Its early settlement; and after many years of we.
fulness as a christlan, friend, and mother, she de•
parted this life suddenly but folly premed for the
change. She Joined the Bridgewater.Haptist Church
by Letter, and enjoyed its Covenant and other meet
ings until deprived of the privilege, by infirmity and
distance, for a few years preceding her death.
SWISHER—In Rash, August 41b, of diphtheria,
Ada C., daughter of Robert B. and Sarah J. Swisher,
aged ten years, ulne months, and twenty-five days
Ada was a lovely child, with perhaps more than
-ordinary mental and moral qualities. Affectionate
and dutiful to her parents she was the Joy of the
home circle. She was a faithful member of our
Sabbath-school at Eddy Church, and with her sweet
and gentle disposition, she won the love of all her
acquaintances. She suffered only six days with that
dreadful disease, diphtheria; and when it was told
her that she could not live, she arranged her little
keepsakes In her drawer, and went to her father and
throwing her arms around his neck, said: " father,
the doctor says I must die; pray ter me," and net
long attcr she said, "I see the angels all around me;"
and they whispered the little spirit away, to bloom
in the Paradise of God. J. H. W.
New York Wholesale Prices Current of Produce.
Reported for the " lacargerogrre Rarootioa a" by JOSIAII
O&ILPENY EFL. Corn. Merchant. 200.1Z3 Waahlngtou St.. ?few
York, to whom shipments may be made. Two-thlrds of the market
value will be adskoced Oil the receipt of the goods If desired, nag
gulch return made for the balance. Fell directions and a weekly
market report sent free of charge by mall to those =me ahlumeott
Beer., pore, F 10.0 4 0 es 60. Rye, F bush.. 4 4s 4141 / 0 0
Impart, •'OO 4.0.5,1rtat5. 60 Beaty, ud.F huah. 1 7304 1 90,Corm R 3 90
Peas, 1 90.0 710 Yotatnea. F barrel, 173 Cro 100
Butter, In tubs, IR 15. 09q 3,Y0oloos." 36060770
•• Arkin," 40 SR dry. Z., In 64 17
—l4 —gren. 44 10
Weer, choke. .• 144$ le L. 4.1....• belt.9 oo 1 0 14 $3
•• common. 1014 II LINA, mesa, F bbl., 19 000 lt 00
Dried Apples. " 7 prime, " 11 on m 011
Peuesse, Se fi 8u Pork, mess, " t 3 50 4t 94 n 1
" 0404 sMI prime, •• 21 50 (a 11 tal
Uhefrtea. 41 60 to.l Barns. smoked, flO 9160 DI
Havberrler• On 4booldera, •• Ixl :0
" Blekbeni4" 2310 Si Haw., 1001 20
Ego, Penh, WI dorm, 94 22 Henry, •• 'lO NI nu
-•• Ilmmh 4 • Chickens, live. •• 744 04
Flour. wheat. Y bbl.. 8 0 040 13 au 'Turkeys, 26 42 VS
rye " 600 a 0 00,00.4 " 31
Ono f herd, 7nu art 27* Dock', 24 (alt 28
Buckvlbest Flour ea _.Clover Seed. " Nos It
Flax, F m 14 W 1. , Timothy Semi. F bush 1 60.40 a6O
Feathers, live gee.. 1060 .O. Rar. deed. " 230aa 2 CO
Beef Side., F D 109 12 Tallow. IP Tr... 11 CI 14
Meen. la eancoss,f la 9(3 11 Wool, enashed. •• 4014 73
V •• (4 10' Wool. untenahed, •• SOW 40
Pork, dreued, 960 tll Apples. P barrel 00060000
Vehrmi. P bushel. 1 77. Ue lt 00 Maple Sugar.
Nora.—A full report of the New-York Martel eat, be seen on Ole
at .y time by calling at the ti Republican' Odirc In llontraw.
the above Is given the lowest .d highest prices which are govern•
ed by quality and condition. Many articles that are 000 memlinnod
r•r6 ti P.n. nn 0,0 rn..n. nn.•
X(031 4drixiirmtuto.
Sheriff's Sale.
IVvirtue of certain writ issued by the Courtof
Common Pleas of Susquehanna County, and to
me directed I will expose to sale, by public ven•
due, at the Court House, in Montrose, on
A rig...t 25th, 18115, at 1 o'clock p, tn., the following
described piece or parcel of land, to wit :
All that certain piece of land situate In the town
ship of Great Bend, In the county of Susquehanna,
and described as follows: Beginning at a heap of
stones standing In the north line of the State of Penn
sylvania near the nineteenth mile stone; thence
tooth 73' west by lot No. 1 to an elm true on the
bank of the Susquehanna river; thence up the west
ern shore thereof to a post, corner of lot numbered
3, north O . and 30' east to the beginning, containing
1.01 acres, with the appurtenances, 2 framed dwelling
houses, 2 framed tames, shed, out houses, 2 orchards,
about 110 acres Improved.
Taken in execution at the suit of Stone ,t Starr to
the use of Thomas Gillespie vs. William T. Gillespie.
DAVID SUMMERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Montrose, July 31, 1865.
Sheriff's Sales.
RT virtue of sundry writs issued by the Court of
Common rh as of Susquehanna County, and to me
directed, I will expose to sale, by public vendee, at
the Court ilouse, in Montrose, on Saturday, Auysod
115th, 1865, at I o'clock p. M., the following described
ph-em or parcels of land to wit :
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate in
borough of Great Bend, county of Susquehanna,
bounded and described as follows, to wit: Begin
ning at the southwest corner of a lot of land former
ly owned by John Paddock, and being 66 feet from
the northwest corner of said Paddock lot, and
running thence north 63' cast 100 feet to the
line of a lot conveyed to Duct. Griffin, deceased,
thence by the same south 77 west 23 test to
a corner of said Griffin lot, thence south 75' east
220 legit to a post., thence south 27" east 66 feet
to a post, thence north 70' west 366 feet to the
place of beginning, containing sixteen thousand
nine hundred and eighty feet of land, be the same
more or less, (being the premises conveyed by
William Dayton to Penman Allen,) with the ap
purtenances, one three story dwelling house, one
blacksmith and wagon shop, and right of way from
house to public street. Also, all that certain piece
or parcel of land situate in Great Bend vllia,ge, Sus
quehanna county, bounded and described as follows,
to wit : By a line commencing at the southeast cor
ner of James Carnes' lot, or formerly owned by said
Carnes, on the Cocheeton and Great Bend turnpike
road, and running hack along the line of said Camel,'
lot in a northwesterly direction 100 feet, thence In a
southerly direction in a line parallel with the turn
pike road fence 35 feet to a corner, or what is known
as the cross road, or Mechanics' street, thence along
said road In a sootheaßterly direction 10 feet, thence
hack in a northwesterly direction 6 leet, thence in a
southeasterly direction parallel with the said Carrie.'
south line to the said turnpike road fence, thence
along the line of the said turnpike road fence in a
northerly direction 30 feet to the place of beginning,
containing three thousand and lifty-seven feet of
land, be the same more or less, with the appnrte
flatlets, one dwelling house, and all improved.
Taken in execution at suit of N. C. Warner vs.
E.T. Young, and Jane Krumm and Wm. Decker, T.T,
ALSO—AU of defendant's interest In that certain
piece or parcel of land situate in the township of
Brldgewater, county of Susquehanna, bounded and
described as follows, to wit. Beginning at a post the
southwest corner thereof, thence by lands of
Griffin on the northeast aide of millrace north 34'
east 10 perches to a poet, thence south .55' east 24
rods to a post, thence south 34 - west 10 perches to
post, thence north 56' west 24 rods to the place of
beginning, containing one and a half acres of land,
more or less, and bounded on all sides by land of
said Griffin, on which Is sitnated a gristmill, a dwel
ling house, d‘c , all Improved, together with the
water pi% liege and other appurtenances appertain
ing thereto, according to the provisions of Wm. M.
Clark's deed from H. Griffin dated Jan'' , sth, 1863,
and recorded In deed book No. 31, page 47.
Taken in execution at the suit of Harvey Griffin
vs. William M. Clark, and J. L. Holmes vs W. Id
Clark.
ALSO—AII that certain lot, piece or parcel nf
land situate, 1} lug and being in the borough of
Great Bend, bounded and described as follows, to
wit'. Beginning at the southeast corner of Lowrie
Green's lot near the depot of the New York and
Eric Railway Company, thence along the live of
the said Lowrie Green's land nearly east to the
Great Bend and Coche.cton turnpike, thence along
said turnpike in a .1101 - writ di reatton n hem, sigh
perch. to lands owned and occupied by the said
Erie Railway Company, and thence along the line
of lands of the said Erie Railway Company to the
place of beginning, containing one acre of land or
thereabouts, he the same more or leas, with all the ap
purtenaeeen, one brume known as the National Ho
tel, with barns and sheds thereunto belonging, ass
all improved.
Taken in execution at the suit of J. 8 Tarbell,
use of W H. Cooper ft. Co. vs. G. J. Smith and J.
M. Gillisple.
ALSO—The following described piece or parcel of
laud situate in the township of Great Bend, Susque
hanna county, State of Pennsylvania, bounded ou
the north by lands of C.Osterhout, on the east by the
highway, on the south by lands of James P. Smith,
and on the west by lands of James P. Smith, con
taining about sixteen acres or thereabouts, he the
same more or less, with the appurtenances, one
dwelling house, one barn, one orchard and mostly
improved.
Taken In execution nt the snit or R. L Sutphin
vs. Ana Bennett..
ALSO—The following described piece or parcel of
land situate In the township of New Milford, county
of Snsquettanna, bounded and described as follows,
to wit: On Lae north by lands of Gregg & Falken.
bury, on the east by lauds of Alonzo Albright, on
the west by lands of Peter Albright, and on the
south by lands of E. A. Pratt, containing about fifty
acres be the same more or lens, and about lour acres
Im proved
Taken in execution at the suit of B. L Sutphin
ye. Hiram Chrispell.
ALSO—The following described niece or parcel of
land situate iu the township of New Milford, county
of Susquehanna, State of Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows, to wit : On the south by
lands of Peter McCollum, on the cast by lands of '
A. B. Smith, on the north by lands of Squirn Moss,
and on the west by lands of E. W. Hawley. contain
ing eighty-one acres or thereabouts, be the same
more or less, with the appurtenances, one framed
house, one framed barn, some fruit trees, and about
sixty acres improved.
Taken in execution at the suit of H. IL Dunmore,
exocutor of the last will and testament of J. Y.
Dunmore, deceased va. William M. Bowen.
ALSO—The following described piece or parcel of
land situate In the township of Harford, Susquehanna
county, bounded and described as follows: On the
cast by lands of Alvin Stearns, on the south by
lands of Laban Csprou, and on the west and north
west by leads of Laban Capron, containing two and
a half acres, he the sumo morn or lees, with the ap
purtenances, one sawmill, and mostly Improved.
Taken In execution at the suit of G. W. and A. J.
Stearns va. Charles P.Btearns.
ALSO—The following described piece or parcel of
land situate in the township of Oakland, county of
Susquehanna, bounded and described as follows, to
wit: Being seventy-six acres and forty-two perches,
on the northeast side of lot No. 72 of the survey of
John Boyle of the Wharton lands, being ot the dl
mentions of sixty-seven rods In width and one hull
dred and eighty.two rods in length, with the ap
purtenances, one house, one barn, and about 15
sere) improved.
Taken in execution at the snit of C. B. Bennett
vs. Purer °hider..
ALSo —All that certain niece or. parcel of land
allude to the township of Srldvirater, county of
Susquehanna, bounded and dnscribed ws follow, to
SOWN, 003141/744.1811,Mia,
and Otis Bullard's land at a stake and stonia in the
Wyalusing nand ; thence along the centre of said
road north 21' west 41 peretwe ton corner ; thence
north 683 r west 247 perches to a corner in the li ne
of Conrad Hinds's lands; thence along said line
south 33X' west 30% perches to a corner In M. 8.
Tyler's land; thence along land of D. Hinds and
into the estate of Oeo. Backus, deceased, south
66tir east WO perches to the beginning, containing
fifty acres and thirty-six perches, more or lees,
about twenty acres improved.
Taken In execution at the snit of Dewitt C. Ford
haat vs E. B. Pecktne, and J. S. Tarhell, Alftcd
Baldwin and Frederick Fessenden, Terre Tenants.
DAVID SIMMERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Montrose, July 24, 1865.
Register's Notice.
MIIMILIO NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIYEN. kft liermull Con.
1 - coned In the following Estates. to wit
&Oslo of 8. F. Keeler. late of Montrose, deceased t D. C., A. F.,
and L C Keeler, Administrators—
Estate of Arunalt tHrone. late of the townvhip of Gilwon, dethart
ed F. F. Lines and C. Tltiany. Erection,-
Ed e r. of 00ophe,:t Mead, tot. of Bridgewater IlLOßnattlo, deemed ;
J. II McCollum, Athothintrator—
INair of Das lo Lomb. Ilan of Jackman lOwnshlp, dem:aged
car Washburn. A tlntinlstratcr—
&noteof Obrlstopher Ward, late of &Iry Lake thwnship , de.
cerved ; Dentin, o. f or. Eaeoutor—
Fetstoel WORM Green. late of Franklin townsldp, Cleommtl
Rufus Tuttle, one of the Exteutote—
Ketate of David thethervota, tote of Ruth townshlp. dammed ; A.
W. Gray. Adminlit w entor—
Estate of A. I , ,.Partrusit late of ApolaCon tormahip, deceased;
J E. Cartuslt. Adminisi calor—
e o' JUN' Bell, late of Clifford township, deceased ; tl. C.
edministrator
Estate of NATIO Wilmarth. late of Harford township, deceased;
tempo:tier, Administrator—
Estate of W Waldron lets of Hailerd township, dreamed:
P. (IsTentes. A dministrator—
Swath of Hirai , Sr At, late of Bridgewater township, deceased ;
A Baldwin, Administrator—
IC tote of Jerendah liana. I late of Middletown township, de
era wl!, Jeremiah ant James Drifter, Esecutom
Exist , of Hotter 'ridden, late of Forest Lake township. dthenthri
Killian) C. Tilden. kccutor—
Estate of Nathan Basel, late of New Milford township, demand;
Nor men Fon. Er. color—
Feint^ of Loot 8. N.C.'s , late of Tnornaon township, dettnlaed ;
&milord Curtis Armen:or—
Reath or t es.. Burton, late rd ApoLacon lowrialgp, deceased ; E.
Barton and S Beardsley, Feenttors....
Estate rd 11. B. Littl aof Pew Milford township. dectilts-d
11. P and M. E ab l Jo h n
dh It. timlth. Executor._
Estate rf John Grecs, late of Gibsob townsolp. deceased ; J. R.
Gregg, John Smith. and /mar Washburn. Executom—
That the Accountant, hove no 11.1 their accounts in the Benham's
Office. In and for the county or Sufq nebanna, and 'tat the sane will
prewnted .10,1gon of the Orphan.' I'ourt of =Met:runty, on
Wednesday, August 134 t, RSA, tor count [station end allowance.
J. IL 11cCAIN, ifeglatar.
Resisterk °Moe, Montrose. Jul) . .:lot 1541..
COURT PROCLAMATION
11' II EILMAS the F. B. ST. METER.. f`raddent of the
T 2 Court of Oyer and Tentllner, and thoxral Jail Delivery.
Coto t of Quarter Serednm of the Pfauor. and Court
ileum nod Ort.lumis' . nurt In the rtlrtrezth Judlchal Dletrlos.ofm
faced of the Couutlet of buouuchanna and Bradford. and the Mona.
c. r itemt amt feta, P 8010, Ai...elate Judge-sin burquehanta
l'ounty,, have d their preceta, to Inc dlrreted, for holding
Court ort,yer and rennin., and Willa - Al Jell I lellvery, In the 'thr
ough of Montrose an d d County of Suaquebanna, on the .4d Monday
01 of
It e tbe 21st day
Mance Is a recur Girth to the Coroner. Justicee of the Peace,
and Constable. of fed 4 comity of , ntlplebabne., that they be three
It Uttar proper peen die, at 2 o'clock In the afternoon of mid day,
with their recordn, Ingulyttlona and other remembrances, to co
those thugs rhhn to torte onto, appertain to he done And
hoer rho are by tee. V.I. Mrs Jgninst the priatmere that are
or shall be in he all nr ~,hi- e .mmte of sopqu,banua are to be then
them to prn v , .tt anainst them us mill he) at
hated at Mot.tro-eltbe Ilth of July, In tae year of our Lord one
ihnueand +IBM handfed and .Jrty.fice.
Ito VII. .1•1.11,11[1114 ?tools
WIDOWS' IN VEN TORI ES.
PUBLIC NUTTY ti la hereby given to all per tnt.roged
the following named ...tog to .1 1 .
Fats c of Ovo. F. klmolta late of Jackoon tovrothlfg devosood
Estate of •divtii D. gpeneer. I.le of Lathrop township, deed
Lame of Otolniatt Fuller. late of Josvop toicatOlo :
elate nr Michael Gallaher, late of Chruntot tovnahlp, deed t
Estate of tennilona Gnuthetty, late of Llltnock ucarcahlp deed ;
That the Administrator" of the sold rennettive Estates have flied In
the Orphanal inn of h•.t nehanr a County. the Itoientorica and
til'Prahietnentenf peoncrty rialto,. by the tiri•troir and family of each
of said dereente, and set off to them under the Act of amembly Ir
ouch can• made seed ponutled and that the same .111 bet pmentied
to the Judroce of the Court on W eilutuday. August 2;d.1843, for
confirmation Anoint'.
Moe rote, July 111. 18.3. J.ll. lice AIR, Clair..
PROCLAMATION
SUM:1110hr.IIICI County Pm
Yolk E.:L.10111N K. HAWKIIVW es. Lavin. Hasrkl. In the
(`tort of rlconmon Pleas or Nuequel.pnna County.
To Laetnn Hawkins: Where's a rinht eena to Divorce .as la
sued to Nuv'er term 1P44, which kens duly returned non tad Omen.
Pm and thereon an alias subrorna wad Peued In old ease. returns
50 Ap r il te rn, port, toe, then to of which. proof ".
mndo that the add I,4nd Howard could nut he found In nit
Thum notice Is therefore to nsitdre you to appear heft, t he Judges
01 the
tall c'ourt on the third Monday of And d. to arae , el
erdupinlnt.ac. DAVID n Sheriff.
~.he o d`r °pea, Montrose, July 17. ItOh.
PROCLAMATION
SuoqueltAntta Conn ty on.
♦ LFItKID PRATT .. llaruaret Jane Pout. In We Court of
1:1 Common Pleas of Ausqueh.no Cr/Linty.
Tn Hoy Jar. Pratt Whereaa a riubfarna In Divorce was
totmot to January Terni,larA, which woo dulyq returned ton est In•
mum:a, and thereupon an alt. subpar. woe frau. old mar, re
turnable to A pnl Term, larz. up. the return of whkb proof
M
was made th at the sold arganA .lane Pnat could not be found In
my I.llla-kk.
This nudes 11l therefore to require Tou to appear before the Judges
of the aid Court on the thtrd lionday of Aurnat or.. to anvarr
cold complaint, An. DA PIU St:riff.
Abend% Odlce, alontrorm. July 11,14 d.
Auditor's Notice.
Ta E undersigned, an auditor, appointed 1.1" the OrphaniCourt
of entquithanna county, to distribute the boots In the him&
of the Adnosirtiator of the estate of J. IS IleKinney deted.
ammot the heirs and represental yrs of he wild dermsed
will attend to the dudes of fife wildappointment at hh ones,
In MOMTOPIC, on N'tturibty, the . M.. 1 day of July, at 1 a clock m_
when all persons Into In sold fund. will present their claims
nr be lorcser debarred. A ChAULIARI.IbI,
Ventres, tune !111
HIRSCHM ANN BROTHERS
Q3EO
BINGHAMTON BEEHIVE
B EI S 6
of Fancy
L l C s ! i oS ai lfiG 0 LiT their large and extensive
sock
DRY GOODS,
CARPETS,
OIL cLOTITS,
EMBROIDERIES,
II IND° W CURTAINS,
WIYDOW SHADES,
FIXTURES, &c.,
are offering their ends, assortment. comprising the handsomest and
lichees goods ever lotrodoestd to this marit•lOst a Yids
NEW YORK WHOLESALE PRICES,
mace to rednee their stock previous to thel strolls' into Weir
s:ore
11 you wish to won.* trargal....ll at
MIL." ITNI aNN
S , Court Strtet—olgu of the Beehive.
Binghamton. July 14th,
Dissolution of Partnership.
;I * J. rnr .
Tht flt v;I Ibe t ordure
St bertinfor.•
ut,t , r the • , i J A DAVIS St CO. A IAVI6,
Graz Bch& 1f.14 —4le. J. CL'IITI.S.
STOVES! STOVES!
I=l
METROPOLITII lIIRDIM STM.
Orwell. Bradford Co., Pa.
L", N. lIRONAON Ls eroainaatiy reeelviag HARDWARE la great
C.l varieties.
The rtilorened Ilehhani Slower. florae Hay Forks, Iran. Steel.
Carriage Tria.mingr. sr so. Come s.o for yourselves.
Orwell, July `A. lyp.
CARRIAGE SHOP, BLACKSMITHING,
A.t Friendsville, Pa.,
By .1. W. Flynn & F. P. Ryan.
/ALL kinds of work to ourllne rreU sad promptly Gem. Tl 7
tiendoille. June U.
Wool! - Wool !
TUE euhscribeee would Inform thdr Itienes and the peddle ge
erally that they wee prepared to reeelee W." 11 to rnanuhtetore
11 ,. .c.r0s or 19 the yard. 11.1. Wool Ca:dlug azul Cloth Unman
on
done In agd -tr!e M .1 MGM A M
Cam ptoeen J enc. 5, IES/5.—V. dOliti BEA UllO`.T.
DR. A. D. TEWKSBITRY
Physician and Surgeon,
HAVIV° "pent one year .. burgeon In she I:nited Ratty
Army. has Leath located at Auhurn Ventre. led .011 attend
all cans th proteedon.
~eut
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
A valuable lumber and wood lot In Lathrop townaLip.
A
county. ismt.ontalning about WO acres, with • good dwelling
and lawn thereon. and about IIXII scree In grase.l.th this
erty lea good sawmill and lattendll, capable of cutting 300.010 feel
of lumber per year. The *await Is within two miles of Nicholson
Suolon, on the D. L.& W. Railroad. A good road rum 'Menet
U. whole property There Is wood and lumber enough on it to pal
for It twice over. A rare chance—will be sold low, with may terms
ALSO. the farm known as the &squire Roberta Wurn," to NW,
Oleos , Wyonsism county, 11b0111. acres ,Mlle.
fromNltholson Station. lying on the Tunklmunock Creek ; about
ed acres of Pat Ind : the Mimes op land—averydtolrablepropertY.
ALSO, a valuable Mlll pretext,. Dann:Me from Montrose, at th.
outlet of Jones's Lake, consisting of • gristmill and maternal, and
about M acres of land, with the water power. Ills gristmill le 000
d liVrt 'd =re t f¢r " te '" Ze n jale i. f . n7n n i lar " ::::11ttra=1
200 acres. Fifty acres of choicewood laud; the instance Wormed
This farm Is well fenced with good mote wall, well watered, midi',
a high mate of cultivation ; Is capable of k.aPieg from forty to
:My tvilvv.--.1 very dentralile t he
home and lot In the lb - Tough of Montrose. fronting on
the Public Square. The lot ummins shout IX, tens of laud, with,
barn and choice froth and shade Item.
The attention of, those ',ldling to purchase real Mate to culled 1,.
acm e
pr rOpertla rc ,ll2 , ,,, tre i lll glu t ! and
rm, .delfairklblgwinnre7...
or terms
fil t cras. n. ant other traatne e f o tirn i sen .. . call on, or addreart.Ji ti sh ti ß r i nut .
Montrone, Stuctiehatma Co., Ps., Jan. SOlti, 1860,41
TO 19011 IT EY CORR
.)EluvE !WEN TO TIM WAR AND RAVE stir/ED id - Y
Cant..? now I can errve any use Idle Is betides or repalrleg.
tan do kind. of m dud' m r t ) Kli Lsylog
Plasieelb/I. bundles etneee Wert, lc. WAo pno I serve?
pienupse. July p. J
6 1Ik Suu Umbrellas
FKOU THE MAwUPACTITHERS, Jun Raked and far as
M WHOLASA.L.RPRIOPB.
Jane LI. • LATHROP. TYLER& RILEY.
Plisses' Jockey* anti slats.
11W
RILEY'S
Deese Goods.
A NY LOT Ostia:4oml. BakipiNl pattern*, veer styla
Jane IL I' plenasnel anfte Wm.
WTI/ TT I4e, rut ET.
EVERY DAY
BRINGS SOMETHING NEW,
HAC WrW i tEKB 40,1ajill NAIL% Yid
a lane Hoek of
lIATS AND CAPS,
CHILDREN'S TURBANS,
LADIES' SHAKERS,
Also a lane Mack of all the 00 doting styles of
OLAO r riff.INGI . ,
p ooo j o tta i i port of vow. zoitu,h Wailing Ocala In walla to
match. good Bullets Coats, rod Vottdas foe Farman,
Paats and Dow" Ac.
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
UMBRELLAS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
SUSPENDERS,
COLLARS,
NECK TIES,
SHIRTS, AC.
Whith lam pre to eel I for each roa PIY . I!F L Ia. Dt
La
cr., my Sock ham teceatly boon I. ett
fall o
s m"
e, ' Vo lt r:ro d Oracle's In tbr
"4'
byWeak. as a !los atom
.708IITIA BOYD.
M.n.e.m, Hay 12.
EV. IF I C)FL'rANT .!
Read, Wartrous & Foster
I=
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
PRINTS, SHAWLS, DOMESTICS,COTTONADES,
SUN UMBRELLAS, HOOP SKI7?TS, DAL
MORAL DITTO, GLOVES,
HOSIERY, dc. (te ,
At the Most Reasonable Rates
=9
WOOL, FUR, STRAW AND PALM :LEAF HATS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, CROCKERY, GROOS.
RIES, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, •
PAINTS, OILS, &c. dc.
I=
Return PalLw.
We ma forotet. any Dumber of Return Palls to am customers
wishlog to sea Batter to the My, earl Isill !inward the tame free
of chargaand guarantee the hlgNest prices and prompt returns.
READ, WATROUS ct POSTER.
MONTROSE. Met , E1th.1865.
.ak.1., - Er.i_TIVIS.
r r ns best mortment In town
PERFUMERY.
THE LARGEST =dates' vessza utererretner ever caved l•
the plus at SMITHY
Flue AmerJelin Cutlery.
T EM poly mamma Anotronorr of run aonas In tows
at BM ll'H's.
Music.
ALL the late Sheet Meek, Mode Boot,,Ae„ cre heed or to
order I{ MUILTWS.
GENT'R PAPER CoLLARB-411 gam
llentmea, Jail' 3, IS3, at BMITH'a
SHOOTING IRONS I
REVOLVING AND SINGLE—NEW STYLES,
AT BEMAN'S.
THE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT YET.
A Single Pistol that Drams Its Oven Car
tridge after Firing!
eonn tau than `Aar antra awn" ALL sines and style. of car
tridge on hand. also O. D, sty. Double W mar - Proof and united
that..&nay Pereunion (Ism
lir Don't fall On sea thineßesolvenßesolvent.
Nets Resolvent and Pistols beton
ptuntisalng. O. D. BZII LH.
Von... Vols. Rth. lata—ts
0 BOOT AND SHOE WEARER'
OF SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY.
FB. WEEKS & CO. hartog mold titer Idock of Hatt, Cap
RD d Bendy-mad. Clothlng to Joshua Boyd,
F. B. WEEKS
WIII caution* the
BOOT ABB SHOE BUSIBBISS
In its various brand.. My Stock Is um comples—bavlag • Iv{
arrival of
New Spring Styles,
LADIES' GLOVE KID, L.48771VG, GOAT AND
CALF BILMORALS ANn nAJTERs, MISS
ES' LASTING, KID AND CALFBALMO
ILALS, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP
INFANTS SHOES MEN'S CALF
KID AND LASTkTG SALIM.
RALS AND GAITERS,
MENA BOYS', AND TOTH'S CALF, KLP, AND
STOGA BOOTS.
tam prepared to Bell
Cheaper for,Cash or Ready Pay
Thee oily other boon this side of Neer Tort.
rirDealen supplied ik New York jobblak priookjEil
M2Sliii=ll;;;M
IN TIME .1
IY TOIT WANT a SUIT CLOTEIVI THAT WILL •TIT
neatly. look well. and tearlron. do yy. nee, ell you have to
la to call at the NEW TAILOR ISHIOP of ,
GROVES & REYNOLDS,
over Chandler'. Store, eari .121. of Publ. Avenue, and eau h.
aneommodatrd We Ore
lineddeterm to pleas. our tro , b
In the quality of our work and r
IV CUT 1 INO on aort ootlo., and mamnted to et mina that.
l aRIIVII4.
Un....• r .r P. RETHOLT.S.
TAKE NOTICE.
Beach's New Patent Wheel
Horse Rake,
Patented April 10th, 1880, and Jan. 196, 1864,
.th.a=Zdt - attlibtot lar n . Plorl 4g
Oboe, Xtt
A good Ono Hone Wagon noels
Old fashioned Windlass Well finrha Gar We einipandsood,
If ,ntseas..lnn. 10. MA —al t.O k (nSZ O DIAI.III.
1,000 1101 U T V VOLUNTEERS
FOR MEXICO.
MEEKER'S PLOWS
ARE JUST THE THING
Shop at flew Milford,
C so l dll &bray' llnd the latthglileg out. fwd
N I V E CVIngtry stone k Ilontroia, O. Pavia.
and 8. D. Thong.. one mile below lioriniotile
Bring on your old lion and 00 a era raw Plow.
For thrtlier inallenthre call an C. F. mieISER.
Jtly " S.. 1111 ford, Pa.
V-
NEW GOODS
JUST OPENING.
By for Olt 0. 0 4 GromrsOL IDAYS. aa, and a mat valid" of Hollow
l IBLEA, Ohara Padekl, YHOP if Dtarlea Album
foyula
and Goal Dada rot Ptimal% ae.. &C. .11.
J. LYONS & SON.
Kaatrose. Dwember It. 1931—tt
DISSOLUTION.
II /tail OP A. k A. calla Is Ws day dlanhnxl by mama
opyent. abe tpdbant . will Warta toal c onfird
u Dim . ock.Jaly 1141—Yrty.
NEW Gl-0011S.
WEBB & BUTTERFIBLD,
•n cos receiving that
SPRING AND SUMMER FOODS.
Plane call sad ciamtve Drum Qoodit
GRENADINES,
POPLINS,
CHADIPS,
LENOS,
DE LAINES, &c.
11101111MOtr, May 6, MX,
Glass Fruit Jars.
P OTS, 10 eants-7 . l=Ogata-3 gum% 37 ceolo.
R. R. LYONS etc CO.
Glass Ware.
IX HUNDRED DOZ. GLAM' WARE, cot ebAlog of Tor.
Olen of MI Ittmls, Goblets. Riot Oboses, Saran. rMIlle"
ISpO Wanes. Bad Olsson. Cress Jug. P ekls Maim. MoLames
Cups, Mum
if Dlebee. Limp Clam:ley. Etude, lAoterms.
Castoreate. ke.. for was by D. a. LYOAB dt CO.
Oil and Paints.
RQILII3 and Ray Unwed Oil, WOMB Lead and White Zina,
Rad, Tallow tidos, Paris and.Cbroma and Gran
M.W i arga r , W irkldni, Putty, Coopers' 01041, tam' Pam.~ he.ho. tor
sets by B. R-LYONS k CU.
Window Glass.
i, BY NINA, sap, 0 11, .41, 9 14. 9.12,1011. 10.14, 1040
S
10.19, 1017.11 15. 13 15. 11 18,14.18, 1440, 1644. 18.28, 33t0.
Nails of all does fn. sea by 13. R. LYONS I CO.
Window Shades.
lar z oltlrr - 4
Montrorile 18,1065. 11 It. LYONS ;CC/
Fldor and Table Cloths.
TWEfillf-FIV IC Firms Floof:eil Moths. from x yard to
bns °Zit Z e ratrltltt fo T rt uwth li t i. ilarY4B& l C6 6 .
inne If VC&
A NEW SUPPLY
OF THAT CELEBRATE!)
FALL CREEK FLOUR
A 1 ,4 I) other brand, equally am rood.end Jenne oar Le 1.1.1111, which
kill be inld at Wee* b oarrespon4, and at Amen aa km se
the same gnalltlee to had .yerhere else.
I eroold also seey
to my blend, and numerous ecieornots that they
em pto'clueeGkoceea, Prmislons, and Yankee Melo. of the tin
&trembled et gre n atly reduced prices. Call end 14 ennva.oed.
Basement moms of the Yranklln Hotel,
Montrose. July a. 111 V
DISSOLUTION.
Mont... July 11. NM
11311' mutual ameadmit Lb* firm of Dunmore A Corm.ll3 Le tbh
113 day darning'. I , I7NYORM & CORNWALL.
TIME HUBSCHIBIIat WU sells PECI/ITII. HITTERS. AND
OLAYS 13 SHILL
To Dairymen.
Flrdos rem thew? rut - stab Palls sod boy soar Butter or Atlr
It. Will try to do boar In s her and 'bosth nattons•.
H Du/SSIORZ.
MEM
Flour ! Flour ! Flour !
FALL CREEK FLOUR.
r:2 ; 71732a1k110 T N N I7.,T; a "T . ""'
POPE, WAY, BURLS. ROWE.
0211c6434aul 64 Itschance Street. BlZiggAturoN, N. Y.
ions D. IN.s.
TO All WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
Farmers In Particular
BUD & MUMS
HAVE FOR BALE
REVOLVING HORSE RAKES,
BY TIM DOZEN OR SINGLE ONE.
EXTRAS AND REPAIRS
OHIO REAPERS
GRAIN CRADLES,
GRASS SCYTHES AND SNATIIS,
FORKS, SHOVELS, HOES
PICKS AND HANDLES
Building Materials,
lIICLUDDSO PINE LUMBER, WINDOW BABA, PAINT&
OILS, PUTTT, PLASS, BUTTS, SCREWS, NAILS,
LOCKS, A LOWS VARIETY
COOK STOVES
COOK. STOVES
COOK STOVES
?OS WOOD oa COAL.
TIN WARE,
WIIOLISLIJI AND RETAIL.
BIRD CAGES, LAMPS, dm
♦LL GOODS ATE'S/LOS PH/ORS ■OH CASH
W. H. BOYD.
Montras., May Mb, IfSa.
HE REBELLION IS DOWN
GOLD DI DOWN !
GOADS ARE DOWN 1
ej& D Val i t , LZß l. a=
the leered ;mem
DRESS GOODS IN GREAT VARIET
A LARGE STOOK OF DRESS AND CLOAK
GOOD ASSORTMENT OF r , LOAEINO,
SKIRTS, SHEETEVO, &a.
THZ REST ASSORTHENT OF OABSIHEREb
IN TOWN—ALSO, HATS AND aim
A SMALL LOT OF BEADY-X&DR CLOTILIWO,
Which vlll sol 4 Irby ilain to dos out.
Masa ealLand ea a%
Madras. Wilt& 11184
WOOL LAUDING.
wrouLo ay to my old Mends la Susquehanna
county that I have repaired tba Cardin g Machin is s.
. B. Shop, mlth OM Cards. tad will ba ready
uaaon• I Will Cad o; reasonable taus
sitars .ILLTdb.I3u raoosein6.
=!
AND MOWERS
YOU BINININO WOOD.
I=l
A. L. WEBSTER.
AND
FOR LADIES.
BUTTONS.
Wea's Wear.
CIIANDLINS
Cleanse the Blood.
VA
WM corrupt, &ordered, or ell
shad Mood. you An sick WI ormr.
(- ( n may bong out is Eh:copies of;
Doren, or in Wens settee disease, Of
. 1 1 , It 'Sorely keep you USUAL dm,
( 1 t I A ' . ./1 . heared ''ai and rood tin Abides
.bill •.... . . _ 0 . i ' y o "' ts r n t= 4 l la imam 0* cd :
b An " 'a ell a I s e .
4 104
„,„_..„..."------- I
~......e. ... rai. rato .
... thA d
. p i zg rd. re t. ost ti ttese .r. ba ns p o u)
---- Week Hl* Into vigorous action, restoring
. - \ , the health and expelling disease.—
_ ...,,—,...
...,... S Reece it mildly mares a variety o
oxorants rehab arenrmed by lm
le
_
'l lit:Ptitilf i t=treg%''
Sores. Eruptions. Pimples, blotch., Bolls. St. Anthorrea Plre.
Rase Of Nrepel., Tet , . 0, sub Ithesitenid Read. a or 1. rmcerous Totem* arm. E Female I snail 0O
Retention. Irregularity, Happrzetrut, ISys, Sterility. alto byyho
ails or Tentrisi 'Neuf% liver Complaints, ileert Wiesen. Try
A ver's borsapartily. tad see for ymoselt the surprising stabrity
with width it alums. Use blood endears. therm etheorthem
During lam yews the priblk have been Waled by lanai bottles,
pretending waive a open of Estraet of densperMs for ova dollar.
ii, so
of therm hare been frauds upon the sick, tor UAW sot oat,
onsWe little. Ifasy. bersaturllla but often no curaUve properties
wbeterme. Nemo bitter diesni* Intment has warmed tne tuo of
the various extracts of Saresparills which food the market, 5001 l
lb. none
it has become synanymouswith lm lion and atm.
Mid rm. call this composrod "atsmatartiles.." sad letmel to eteimi7
such x n mealy . mill 1 . .01 , 8 the 1121. from the toed of obloquy
which nuts upon It We thank we bass ground for
the
e It hel
Virt.s which era irresistible by th e ordinary mu of the disease It la
inteadesi to mum. We can only mann, the sick that we ofic, them
the lest altnentive wteeh yea knew how to produce and sir have
ran to netteve t is far the mob effectual purifier 01 1 the blOod yet
&mimed by ll.Vdy
AT... On .31, Purl... Is so unlm.lty beano to er ed tor the cure of
o eoth od m ßroychis , Ofirtro C C g n h* mpti e n, Isad nortor
tbe relief
of Cotumniptive PattenU is the advatred stem of the disease. thatit Is omit.. here to recount the evidtteet of Its 01,00,.. The world
knows them
. _
Prepared by J. O. AYER & Lor•all, aim. and gad by
A BEL TURIVSLL. SIONTROSie, and all dealers In MMBRSIMI
ennarrobere.
Montrose. A pit 1.1864.—5c0.
III9t4SES E. M. & E. A. VADAELI2f,
'II~NI.r
First Door South of the Catholic Church.
wormset • faahlorabla assortment of ktl.llltery Goods sr 111 be
sept constantl v an nand.
Bonnets of the latent styles made to order on short Ingle*
K. M. VA:LAKIN.
E. A. VADASIN.
I=
K. S: SMITH'S MILLINERY,
OVER CHANDLER'S STORE.
l IMO Ita:T . ;7 call _your attention to sny nor and Lutdonabla
amrtmo MILLINERY GOODS,
Clamprislai
BONNET S AND FLOWERS, LADIES' HATS,
CATS, IZIBBONS, AND VARIOUS OTH
ER FA NC r 000DS.
139 - Strum Bonnets cleaned and premed In the bort nuaner and
Ali kin& orllllllnen.lt. don. On abort notice.
Montrone, April 17, Vo
E. S. SMITH.
BEADS,
SATIN AND COLORED.
ALSO,
FANCY COMBS, HAIR FOILS, &c. ic.,
Just &tight Nina York at ittnie Prices.
ALSO, A LARGE LOT OF FINE JEWELRY,
hich 'rill be sold fur the next thirty Q.Y. at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Id collo.. A prll 10. 1306
10:4711'11•401:443:(01
MRS. S. FORDMAM
WOULD aor to the Ladle. of Montrose and vicinity that de
• • bra opened a Shop In the halldtrot formerly called Bloom s
Hall. where th e will keeps roll rupey of all kinds of Fancy
Doexts. Bonnet-, Hale, Krum =AI Falk =eta constantly on hard
Ble_tonlog and Repairing Rate done to order
Ladles. call and see for Tomsk:lees,
Montrose. May 8.1863
COFFIN TRIMMINGS,
Direct from the Illannfactory.
J ILITARY. MASDNIC. WREATFI, ROBE.. MOSS, and
= : P =Wo r t
ToTallo p Pl=L t S l P '.
I.ve.. Dowel More. Llidox TackAttc. ; White amino,
he fur sale by
/Name, Apnl 17. 1865
PHOTOGARPHS! AMBROTYPES!
OPAL P ICTURES !
LYONS' PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
y.z2 l iti my PlL , L ,f BLAST and . ti A tltizdin p i . o . g L h e o . to r phs
Poreeltin Pletuter.
Old Thatniss copied and solarged to ate size he mid of the War
Camera. Pitta's, retourli-d with lacila ink, or Tinted or
Colored.
Picture Cares. Bali, Trsta toil Frames on band or =milled or
Moan wake_ A iso, I Paintings for tale. and th , best Cottage Or.
taws In the market. Prices moderate. Please WI.
Montr . •-• .
Enema opposite Sr!'.ime Hotel, over B. Lyons &C. Store,
ose, Fs
April 10, 103.
SPECIAL A NNOIIII CEMENT.
EN & T 1 MITHORY & CO.,
Mauufacturero of
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS
Wholesale and Retail.
501 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
IN addition to oar main buAnere of Photographic tfattrLala. 1111
ere lidadcialiters far We tolx,lng. vir
Stereoseopm and Stereoscopic Views.
Of these we have an Imroonee aaeorirronit. Inelogreg War &ages,
AinigleLo and Forelgr. OOP. and and capes- Groupe. Stateary.
ete. ac. Revolvtog etaMMllf> thr p.bl!, or print+ Cal -
Melon. Oar catalogue telll be mil to any saxes. on elleggt of
Photographic Alhuma.
We were the tint to introduce these into the Untied ilitatea, and
manufactnry Imam.° quantities In great variety, naming In
iurice from 5. cents M $5O mil. Our A lounm bare the Yelp:Mellott
of belt; superior In twenty and durability to any otherA Th.y
will - .a sent by mall, rasa, on receipt of price.
Pl' Ina Albums made to order.4a
Card Plugographs.
Our fintalnone nrcr embraces Fis-, Thonsand different telW..l.
(to which additions .r, continually Nein, made) of Port-car of Mar
tvent A 11107 icann la r i tc. etc . I W llainclienerals. itrig..Gen
,,..l,:, r'-lone 0001010 Itrut:Colthels, eto other otheere
75 Navy Mars. !..5 oboe, Lf4 tenteemen, IVI IHrinca. 113 An.
'Wont, 50 Prominent Warn.. and f,OOO copies of Virnrea of .It2t,
cluatoc reproductlone of the mod celebrated Itngraulati r r , reha
tam SW,. P. etc tintalognen beet on receipt of clamp. An order
for one dram pp'
c-nres from nue Catalogue will be filled ea the
r. cep% of $l.BO, and tenthy mall. frac.
Photograph. rs and otter, ordering onol3 C. O. 1). will Menem.
toll 23 per cent. of the amount with their order.
fir The priers and quality of our good* etnnot fall to enthrly.
April 21.
PEACE AND PEACE PRICES.
PEACE ESTABLISHED !
Larce Lines or Prices Con.
(Inbred and Reduced:
11. BURRITT
L now racolsin a. for Slolog ropplloo, now arkl largo stocky of
Dry Goods, Groceries, CrockerT, Hardware,
Stoves, Iron, Steel, Nails, Paints, Lamp
and Linseed Oils, Benzoic, Carpet
ings, Floor Oil-Cloths, Wall
Paper, Window Shades,
Hats and Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Clocks,
ear:elle. or the most popular styles of La.
dire Drre. 0 , 01,. hbawl,t, ilonnctr., lithb^ral Flower,. &c., which
no .111 .nun tae most farm-able term. for Cath, Produce, or ta
riocriDt Time Come.
N. B.—Flour and Salt on hand as usual.
litlrtC MILFORD. June 11. Um.
THE KEYSTONE HOTEL,
(Formerly occupied by W. K. Krach,)
MONTROSE. PENN'A.,
H AX been lowed and roopeoed by tho .tr. 4 0 ,410 Who by
to the k euZfe . c7Ve 't astorl i telf d tenq " an/ To o ,..:;;t " . "
Ell code:toot to twilit the patrutogo of the poblie.
LP. V. CAREY.
Montrose. April ..tt If4s.—tf.
DR,. J. W. RHODES,
PHYSICAN AND SURGEON,
Springville, Pa.,
by ILL attend promptly to all calls la Mi prafooloa slam by
1, day or May be routed, When not protelalmsay ea.
la., 0. a 1 II!/ , boar of Poencet
/10/ladalle, Much 11.12.13.—b011.
Soldiers' Bounty, Pensions, and
Back Pay..
MTIE cmdertlgned Llrenred Aaent or the Omvrnxnent., betnj
o'e Pr—D , at.
No claw far Intormelor., ,4 tor PAr.ere le., gncetsital•
Uontroac Aprll , 0, GEO P. LITTLE.
A CARD.
The andersirool. having Ines ietcumed from Mew York
Erow..e h. pure hoed a Wool. of New Goods, prop.. to
cell them et the LAVA? uvaa for UAISPI. or Ito
EQUIVALENT. Ills stock enittruss s large Millt7
of Dry Good., IlaLkUsps, Soots and Shan, Groorries, Bantwan.„
Drove end Medicine., Tante, Notions, Ike., ho. lb. Boca boo.
I,,ag logo poßhooed foe n a. he to preparadto cell them at u low
ioteh
the c j; wee of s n cal.= credit
A irsidencoot nearly 15 years In New York City bag enabled him
to tote thoscqualntanceof many Irst-ehue Inns tesiloct in Botta/.
Ito those wi.h.cat to hare the Whist Vice for Malr MHO . * * O .•
we .111 forward shipments to such houses.
tiavinll o lams taxi. wtth thel.ading Stoles of the troy 1, ant pre.
pored to par the very blezbest
t orte" .
0 t0 . r•g... 1 Inter . :u p.. oink . •
ffli ci dal W O l Val frr s U c °
SOLDIERS' PENSIONS,BOUNTY
AND BACK PAY.
rya Enri a Atd, ENBND AGENT ON TUX GOVERN
pTidwl ta ir tool o tomors coutotoo to
idOatzaft =LW ialIC-4/- {,;t. rim.
0. D. BEHAN
133M:1M!
B. R. LYONS * OD