Independent Republican. (Montrose, Pa.) 1855-1926, September 19, 1865, Image 3

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LOCAL MATTERS.
Atm Commerrial CoUert.—Bee In thin p*p
Iretsrs. Goodrich k Wllliams's advertisement of
Amoicrio Business College at Scranton.
fAv Fruit.—" Snmebody'e better half," In Rush
has sent us a basket of fine tomatoes. Should
wonder If It was Atwater's. Thank you.
fur Leraik--0. R. Davbs, of Auburn township,
roieed and sold a fionth•Down lamb five and a half
'soothe old, which weighed , tho2dt h day of Magnet,
ninety two (9i) pounds, good fair weight. Who
tuo a better
s. & cease, Eaq of Great
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Bend, has become associated with Mr Benedict in
the editorial management and publication or the
Vartkern AnnoyEtonian, which will hereafter be pub
simultanrimsly at Susquehanna Depot and
(rir,at Bend. Mr. Chase, as most of our readers are
`rare, has had considerable experience in publish
inc II newspaper in CID place, and we welcome him
as. k to the ranks, not doubting that the paper will
e improved by the change. Of course, It will con
tinue a sound Republican journal.
PGatria .111torrup.--Rnixon REPualtrcarr :
Whereas certain Inferesfed parties have circulated
. s ports calculated to injure me as a candidate of the
grpublican party, I wish, through the columns of
paper to state that I always hove been, and
am, a Republican, that I have always cordially
rt
f ,ppoai the prineipka of the party as set forth by
r onventions, as well as Ira candidates and,elect
r! or defeated, I expect to remain a supporter of the
rtuetples I have always advocated.
Yours Truly, D. W. Btrauix.
Montrose, Sept. 18th, 1888
Cenral/ Coe/mil:tat —The Republican County
loanninee of Susquehanna county are requested to
T ,oot at Searle's Hotel, In Montrose, on Friday,
2`.2nd. at 1 o'clock, P. st., Inc transacting
Im
i,meat businesa. A full attendance is earnestly re.
ql,ted. The members of the Committee are Jas.
Bushnell, John M. Jones, Jr., E. S. Davis, E. A.
W.ton. M. M. Mott, L. lad - newly, M. C. Stewart,
Thomas Arnold, F. M. Woodhouse, E. 413. Bail, J.
E L Beebe, G. W. Walker, Albert Trues-
T. D. Esstabrook C. B. Johnson, Charles H.
R. A. Webb, Elliot Harris, R. S. Birchard, C.
w i L.nrad, Hiram T. Law, J. M. Lee, Harry Bern
e, Can •r W. Tyler, J. C. Morris, W. T Moxlev,
7,, Hayden, George T. Frazier, J. H. Hall, Mor
'.slt4 Gage, Mlles Pritchard, Samuel Falkenbury,
A T. Galloway.
.f arerertiors.—A verbal error which has appeared
!n some of the newspapers has been deemed of snf•
sctent importance for official correction. The Sec
, u-e of State says the section in which It occurs is
to ~alleve •
.4.C1 be it further enacted, That all persons now
by law retitled to a less pension than heretofore
rt , etificii, who shall have lost one foot and one hand
rc the military service of the United States, and in
toe Hoe of his [their] duty,ehall be entitled tO twen
ly doilara per month "
Thu section, the Secretary says, Is printed in the
pamphlet edition of the laws of the last session of
tociatm , s precisely according to the original roll,
with the exception that the word his is underscored,
is, pat in italics, and the word " their" put
in brackets, the reason for which is obvious, The
er , r is that the newspapers have printed the word
• or" instead of the word " and " between the
wads foot " and " hand." The Acting Commis
nano. of Pensions says that without this correction
t' , business of the Bureau would be uselessly therms
s about benefit to any one.
President Judge.—The Judicial Conference
rt.L.h met at this place, on Monday evening last,
p. , 11 in nominatiun for President Judge, Hon.
B Streeter, of Susquehanna County. This
nomination. which has been unanimously tendered
Joke Streeter by the people of the two Conn
ars. 1.1. deserved tribute to the ability,impartiality,
are urbanity with which he has presided over the
~,, o rts of the District since his appointment. The
I ,ters of the District have already had ample evi
ore of hi• fitness Inc the elevated and dignified
7ositinn which he now so ably tills. The jndicial
name -as never wore more gracefully and upright
, than by Judge Streeter. Since his elevation to
hench. be has made hosts of friends, and we but
e,-sk the unanimous testimony of those who have
occasion to observe his administration of his
ofldlal duties, when we say that ho has given uni
,,,,al satisfaction.
The nomination of Judge Streeter, without a
kmblance of opposition, insnres his election, and
F-aree to the peo ple of the district an efficient and
:pnght Judie.—Bra4fonl Reporter.
Agalnca Cbsferasce.—At a meeting of the Con
fer," from the Counties composing: the 12th Jo
f7rmi District held at the Ward House, Towanda,
viands! evening, Sept. 151665, present from
B-a4ford—E. Overton, sr., J. H. Webb, C. M.
2vorille, W. A. Peck, E.. Goodrich, P. 1). Mor-
Sunlit/Llano—G. B. Eldred, David Summers, W.
a Sherwond, Gilbert Warner.
i n motion E. Overton, Jr., was elected President,
ne G B Eldred, Secretary.
Mr Peek offered the following resolution, which
R unanimously adopted:
Reeked, That in accordance with the expressed
.nee of th• Susquehanna and Bradford Republi
on c on v e ntions, we nnanlmnnely nominate Hon.
F B Streeter for President Judge of the 13th Ju
dicial District.
tr, motion of Mr. Morrow: Meese& Peck, Webb
en: Eldred were appointed a Committee to Inform
Judge Streeter of hie nomination.
Ot Motion adjourned.
Snail:mica amtereetx.—At a meeting of the Con
f.-n.l for the ttth Senatorial District, held at Camp
tort,.Bept. 11th, 1305, W. F. Davis. H. W. Hale,
F Nichols, Harry ]fix, and Andrew Fee, appeared
!.! Bradford County; C. F. Read,e A. Chamberlin,
:arid WAelee, and D. R. Lathop for Susquehanna
rcorr, and John 8. Luna, and Benj. Rosa for Wyo-
LPaZ County.
fartoot ion, E W. Hale was chosen Chairman, and
ti,dtra. Fre and a R Lathrop, Secretaries
DAris nominated Hon. Hes Landon, Mr.
Irad nominated Hon. Wm. J. Turrell, Mr. Boss
Brad:ey Wakeman-
the 5Nt ballot Mr. Landon received 5 votes,
Yr Turret 4 votes. ' Me. Wakeman 2 votes. The
ood and third ballot produced the same result.
the fourth ballot Kr. Landon received 7 votes,
Wm. J. Tnrrell 4, whereupon Mr. Landon was
oeqared nominated by the Chairman.
Wined and carried that the next Senatorial Con
ht,ace be held at Camptown on the second Monday
teptem her.
Sad Accident and Loos of btfa.—On Thursday
corning. Sept Ttb, a sad accident occurred to the
rtrht Exress train going east on the N. Y. t Erie
r.rgvey, about three miles east of Cochecton.—
while going round a sharp curve in the road, the
vh•els of the engine mounted the rail and ran oil
re 'reek, dragging four of the cars along with IL—
;r this dangerous and uncomfortable manner of
'hey ran nearly halt a mile. Thermal wasbloch•
.1.-0 for several hours by the wreck, much proper
-3 destroyed, and several hundred passengers severe
ly frightened ; but fortunately only ono person was
tined or injured. The Engineer, Mr. L. Stanley,
fmnerlv a resident of this place, and his fireman,
lit Anthony Brick, remained on the engine. Mr.
franley r.crived no injury, but his fireman fell be
.'"en the engine end tender crushing him severely
It lle !life, and fracturing the lower portion of his
Wk. bone, cauling his death In about an hour. Mr.
B•lek was a single man, 19 years of age, a native of
1- ciand, and bad been In this country but n few
n , ntue. He was boarding with his uncle Lawrence
bnfrin, of this borough, to whose house his remains
v•rt conveyed previous to interment. This young
sec 15 spoken of as being kind and industrious, and
ready and willing to perform his duty. Sad
Mood will be the news to be conveyed to his ima
m' Parents and relatives across the Water.
tusq, Depot, Sept Bth, 1865. H. A. T.
Major Wallon,—lt became known on Friday
fortune that Ma or Walton, of the 54th Massachne•
v.., Colored Regiment, was In town. He was wait
ce upon at an early hour by those of his old soldiers
*co had returned to Montrose, who desired to offer
tau a public reception. He consented to address
tstins in the evening—since Ms short stay precluded
ni farther appointment. Although the notice was
tc , ot a large audience was convened. Major Walton
vo introduced by Mr. E. Mulford.
Il address W.I. as eloquent review of the record
;ale now historic regiment. He referred to its
with a pride that was justified, through re
cncse end through victory, on many a flea It was
^guncat that enlisted with no bounties. Itlought
co; only against the enemy In its front, but against
the pcludlee of centuries, and It conquered. He
cud, in closing, In reference to Negro Suffrage, that
'LI had already voted at Fort Wagnerand °twee,
ta,C though they should hold a ballot at every etre
-1100, whether local or nationals through years to
shale, they could give no vote so decisive for Mt
fonity, freedom, and right
tvc regret that the brief stay of Major Walton
prevented a wider arrangement An audience could
tare been gathered farlarger toilet= to so eloquent
history.
The Montrose Band was in attendance with music
fur the occasion.
Senator.—The BenatorialConterenee met at Leer.) ,
on Monday 11. th Mat, and on the fourth
Dominated George Landon, an the candidate for
Et.liator.
To the people of this County It would be a wort:
tupererottation on our part to say a word as to
tee fitness of Mr. Landon for the position for which
ass boon named. In fact, hU reputation Is not
to the County, nor the District, but Is as
as the Commonwealth itself. For years an Sr.
anti slavery man, Mr. Landon has on all ocea
s,,, !ought the Food dutt,denouncing ttle "attar of
tn tfflianies" without stint, aad sustaining and op
ng correct principles with zeal and abilltyr
no raaa to the County has 494 ors to form pad
strengthen a correct public sentiment than George
Landon. For years ils baa labored with unselfish
and earnest purpose to Illustrate the horrors and
evils of the great barbsaism, which finally-deluged
the country with,blood. And when Rebellion rear
ed its horrid front, and treason struck at the heart
of the Nation, no man more tromptly grappled
with armed traitors and their Northern:ft:add
, sera than he , nor labored more asaldno to pre
save the Naticnup honor and ease the corm from
wreck.
The. soldiers have abundant reason to re - Member
the work which he hes done during the past four
yearS; His zealous desire In all that might encour age them In their trials and sufferings, his Words of
support and cheer, his stirring, Indignant, .nd elo
quent denunciation of the "home traitors" have
penetrated to their camps, and nerved them to
strike a blow at the rebels In front. He hats been
emphatically the "soldiers' friend," and has been
called far and near, to assist In consigning to the
grave the loved re mains of those who have fallen In
the strife, or to pay a tribute to the memory of
those whose remains are covered with Southern
Mr. Landon t e nomination will unquestionably
call forth a virulent and bitter opposition. The
Copperheads and their tools here, hate Mae with a
bitter hatred. They hate him for hie bold and radi
cal views--they hate him for his 'ontspokeii denun
ciations of treason—they hats him because he Is a
man of ability and eloquence. Dot the true men of
the District will telly to ble support, and cdrry him
triumphantly through the storm of perseeution.—
Brculford eporter.
Jgrindturat Abffeee.—At a meeting of the
finaquehanna County Agricultural Society; held In
pursuance of public notice, at the Court }louse,
Tuesday evening, Augn.t Wth, the following para
graph from the ifonterem Democrat of the 224 of Au
gust was read :
"It may have been observed that no notices of
meetings to be held, or reports of meetings held, by
the Susquehanna County Agricultural Society have
appeared in this paper for some months past. This
is because such notices are not, as sometimes in
past years, sent to us by the Secretary of the Socie
ty. No reason has been given for such a:coarse ;
and It Is the evident presumption that It is private
.,ty understood among the officers that noncebut Re
publicans ate desired to know anything of the do
ings of the - Society, or be allowed to take tinypart
In its management. If this is not the cause of - the
course adopted, those who now control the Society,
officially, will be very likely to set the matter right
at their meeting next week, and Inform MO public
of their action."
When, on motion, It was
Resolved, That the Secretary prepare,undet the so
pervielon of the President,, a statement otthe re.-
sons why no notices of the meetings of the Society
have not appeared In the Montrose Democraf v togeth
er with the facts and resolutions of the Society
thereto, and that the same be furnished to each of
the papers of the county for publication. •
In complying with this resolution, the Secretary
will merely say, that where the officers of the Socie
ty are known, there will be neither presumption
nor belief that any polities or party considerations
are suffered to influence, or to mingle in any way,
with the exercise of the duties as officers of ;the Ag.
riculteml Society. They are known to belong to
both of the great political parties of our Country,
and their character as persons of integrity needs no
defence.
In the performance of those duties, the Secretary,
as well as the other officers will feel themselves
bound by the Constitution, By-Laws, and:Resolu
tions of the Society, among which is the folic-wing
resolution, passed at the annual meeting of 'the So
ciety in January last On Its being stated that A.
J. Gerritson had refused to publish the address de
livered by Hon. B. Parke, at the Fair of 1864 (he
having been requested by the Society to furnish cop
ies for publication) it was
"Resolreci, That the patronage of the Society be
withheld trom said Gerritson's paper."
C. M. Gras, Stehlary.
Horst Mid /basin.—A young man of sus
picions appearance, who gave his name as Wm.
Perkins, came to Busquetuultui Depot on Tuesday
last, having a One horse, which on the following
morning he offered for tale at 8140. Mr. Lovelace
purchased conditionally for 8109, and drove th.
nag on trial to Laneaboro. But just as the two were
driving Intd town on their return the horse took
fright at the cars, and starting to run, Mr. Lovelace
got out, intending to hold him by the head. But
before he had caught ;the rein, the horse was out
of reach and went dashing down the road,'With our
hero, upsetting the wagon Just In front of L. 8.
Page'sgrocery, tossing the occupant som.l twenty
feet, and laying him not very gently upon the ground
in a senseless condition.
He was picked up, and after sense vrairestored
was taken to Mr. Hatomell's hotel, where' be still
remains in quite a critical condition.
In the afternoon a notice was sent to Susquehanna
from Binghamton, advertising a horse stolen from
Union on Sabbath evening previous. The desctip•
tion happening to coincide with the fractious horse,
a dispatch was sent to Union, and the owner made
his appearance, identified and took possession of
his stolen horse. .1".
The unlucky horse thief has been arrested and
has the pleasant reflection to solace his illness
that a steady home awaits him upon his recovery.
The good book tells rrs swift retribution awaits
the wieked, and surely in thlecsse we have an unu
sual illustration of its truthfulness.
Saboath School Crlearroliosv—The Sabbath
Schools and people interested therein of Auburn
Circuit and vicinity, to the number of about one
thousand. assembled at Elk Lake grove, September
7th, to enjoy a festival The ground Is ainple and
convenient, and the weather was tine. At an early
hour the schoolti marched upon the ground under
the direction of Mr. Frederick Fargo , marshal of the
day. The music, both martial an vocal, under the
superintendency of Mr. C. B. Baldwin, Was good,
who did sing some appropriate pieces as few others
can sing them. After prayer we listened to the S.
S. Address by Rev. Luther Peck of Montrose. An
attempt to report this, we think, would prove a fail
ure. He not only talked to, but with the children.—
His questions and illustrations will long ha remem
bered. All were pleased and instructed. Next we
repaired "to the shades," we mean to the festive
entertainment Here 'viands of various, kinds al
lured the taste," and tables spread with bread, bis
cuit, cakes lemons, lemonade, pies, puddings,
sauce, sweetmeat _ dtc., well bespoke the cul
inary capacity, and liberality of the ladles. "Long
may they wave." We devoured, (what is the matter
of this pen we mean we partook of some refresh
ments. After marching, martial music. sad prayer
by liev. L. Peck, we listened to the Temperance
Address by Rid. Clancy of Elk Lake. This, too,
cannot be reported.. It was able, rlch,and exquisite.
This is our opinion. Much however , "depends up
on the audience " 8o the Elder said. het. I). Mc-
Collum followed with a short speech whictifwas"dit
to." The speaking ended with a speech from J. V.
Newell, of Lynn. This was a clear and lOgical ex
position; of theasubject, viz, Human GeSeatnees.
Among other illustrations was one, shOwing the
true greatness of our deceased President Lincoln,
and the want of fitness in the crinoline.easemate,
Fortress Monroe, pretended President The speak
er favors Negro education, elevation, and suffrage.
He has passed through some conflicts, but "has not
changed his former opinion concerning abolition,
A:e."
- Of the speakers it may be said :
"The glad circle round them yield their souls,
To festive mirth and wit, that knows no gall."
We were again . "inspired" with the math by the
band, and, gathering up the fragments, we started
on our way homeward, rejoicing, and happily satis
fied that S. S. Celebrations are a very agreeable M
ethadon.W.
Auburn, Sept. Bth, 186.5.
card to the voters offitiumpittuotno pmattr. -
The time for holding our annual election for state
end county officers is again fast approaching. At
such times it behooves every intelligent voter to cast
hie vote for the man who be believes will beet
support the principles he advocates and perform
the duties of the office for which be is a candidate.
The ballot In the -hands of the American citizen Is
the weapon with which ho defends his liberty.—
Take that away or deprive him of its free exercise
and his freedom is gone. I believe that political
nominating conventions do, in a great measure,
take the freedom of the ballot from the bands of the
voter. I believe that es a general thing they are
mere machines. for wire-pulling politicians to oper
ate on and that the moat dextrous political juggler
generally secures the nomination whether' qualified
for the office or no*. It may be necessary in some
sections where the Majority of the voters can nei
ther read nor write that a convention should do the
meeting; but in a county like ours I believe the vo
ters can manufactire their own ideas of men and
measures without the necessity of taking them sec
ond handed from any one. Raiding these views
made .no effort to secure the nomination at the
hands of the Republican Convention. I now offer
myself "to the voters of this county as an Indepen
dent Candidate foe the office of District Attorney.—
Mr. Searle is the nominee of the Convention.—
Whether his principles are the principles advocated
by the Republican party is not for me to judge but
belongs to the people; but I do say that any man
who accepts a nomination is bound to defend his
position std show himself competent to fill the al-,
rice for which he la nominated. With a view to
carrying the contest directly before the people and
letting them - do the electing instead of the Cenven-
Dons I propose to Mr. Searle that we stamp the
county together and let the people judge for them
e:leek Whatever the result may be I am willin"
cheerfully toatilde their decision. It has beeh said
by many east Mr. Searle to a copperhead, The ac
ceptance of this invitation will glee him the op
portunity to set himself right On that question if he
can. Should he chooses - to rely uponthe endorse
meat of the convention for his support instead of
going before the people then it betrays a weakness
somewhere; for in starting upon the canvass he
h as just this advantage of me, that is, the probabili
ty that the party men who voted for him in the con
vention will vote for him at the polls. Not El single
vote for a single delegate in any township was cast
sith the understanding -that that delegate was to
vote for Mr. Searle; so that every one who voted
for hinirepresented no one butldmeelL This gives
him, to start with, the probability of forty votes
out of seven thousand ; rather is small margin to al
low a candidate to stand epos his dignity without
an effort. If he says he is no public speaker then
he has mistaken his calling itiltelloga Candidate ;
for what la I Dlatttet &Amoy goof(or who cannot
try a meet Let Mr. Searle, in next week's paper,
name the times and places of meeting and I will en
gage to be with him on every occasion.
I. R. Buxom
TAs Dtefloncrry Presofurnr-The first column
below Indicates the number of subjects under con
sideration In each school ; the second shows bow
many of these were correctly understood by the
scholars, and the third presents the comparative
thoroughness of knowledge and perfectness of reci
tation :
Fnmacaro.
Tazehz , ..
I Lucy. P Stephens
Cornelia 8 Smith
Prances L Wilson
Betsy M Gray
F A Matter
,Sarah E Adams
Eliza J Whltbeck
LIBERTY.
School.
Davis
South
East
North
Salt Spring
Forks
Baker
Nellie NI Raker
Emtrin A Follet
L N Shoperson
Soptly E Potter
Lorinda L Potter
C A Knight
. .
Truesdell
Lawsville
Turrell
Chalker
Bruokdale
Bailey
Trip Lake
Adallne R Wellman
Mary R Campbell
AUBURN.
Picket
Auburn 4 corn` rs
Curtertown
West Auburn
Clinktown
Union
Routh Auburn
Center
Low
Amarett Raub
Rattle I. Reid
Arletta Granger
Clarisa Stevens
Emma E Wakeley
Sarah A Bolles
Altlna R Hines
, Mary 0 Sather
Julia T Pc.t
Sluthron
Cavenungb
Cruig
White
Lydia Bannatyne
Alice Gartlaud
Amelia M Kellogg
Molly Beardsley
SILVER LAKEL
Mary A MeDonnill
Nellie E Wright
Emma C Kittle
Margaret O'Dea
Amanda M Meeker
Maggie ft Clark
'Francesa J Smith
ARARAT.
Eva B Carpenter
Mary A Whitmarah'
Snide 11 Avery
Eva 11 Bartell
Afeagt, r
Siker Lake
Shaneahan
Brackney
Perry Gage
Howard
Yellow
East Ararat
Brooks
Doyle
Walker
Addle C Walker
Ginsos.
Flora Norton
ITEM
Polly L Washharn
.1 M Shep.rson
Elizabeth llannah
Ann M Davie
Washburn
Brier Hill
Last Mountain
Rock
Routh Gibson
Columbian
Kentuck
Uulon 11111
Maggie 8 Keech
E A Beleher
lAbble II Chandler
(Mary E Chandler
iM C Miller
The schools winning dictionaries are :
CoMmbia Gibson Abbie 11 Chandler 1,240
Forks Franklin Sarah E Adams 1'24:2
Cartertown Auburn Arletta Grander 1,300
Truesdell Liberty Nellie M Baker 1,307
Walker Ararat Addle C Walker 1,323
Brackney Silver Lake Amanda M Meeker 1,361
They will be delivered to the Directors at the
Fall Examinations.
Six more will be distributed the coming Winter.
E. A. WESTON, County Superintendent.
Brooklyn, September 18th, 186.
Mr . The World says It was to the " ascendency
acquired over the tone of thinking In the South by
one man of remarkable 'lntellectual endowments,
In the last gmaeration," that the late contest was
duo. Was it? Then why have you live hundred
times told your readers that the fanatics of the North
brought on this war—at any rate, shared Its respon
sibilities with the South ? Tribune.
c§peciat gaticto.
Kitchen Beene.—Why, Missus, just look at these
nice white clothes. I never bad sorb soap to wash
with before, and as long as you are my mistress, I
hope you will never buy any other but the Gold
Medal Soap, It is so nice and pure, and washes so
easy—just think of It—l am three hours ahead of
the usual time,• my clothes never begun to look
half so well before, and thanks to the J. Monroe
Taylor Gold Medal Soap. Tell all your friends to
try It, and they will never nse any other. Moat all
the grocers have it to sell.
The Cabinet Organ of Mason & Hamlin has,
for so small an Instrument, wonderful volume and
power, and a variety ol expressions that is equalled
only by a costly pipe organ, while its purity and
sweetness of tone are truly charming. It is most
admirably circulated to meet the wants of families
and small churches. It can he transported with
safety, takes up no more room than a melodeon,
does not soonget out of order, and makes an ele
gant article of furniture for the parlor. We are but
doing a fayor to our readers by calling their atten
tion to Mb Cabinet Orpin.—Arnerican Baptist.
If you want a Cabinet Organ, apply to 0. D. lie
man; Montrose, who is the only agent for &vague.
fauna county.
List of Letters—Remaining In the rostoffice at
Montrose, Saturday, Sept. 16th, 1665, and officially
published in the paper having the largest circu
lation:
Bell Miss Jane Marsh Mrs Matilda
Bolls,Edwin S Penney Wm 11
Davis Mrs B J Rhoades Geo M
Drake Miss Hannah Reynolds Wm
Dean Win V Sherman Chat W
Green Miss Alvirs Stone James B
Heald Miss Jane Sweet IV'lllam
Howard Joseph Thayro Dr R
Holenhack Mrs GertrudeTelford Cl , Wm 11
Lacey Miss Eugenia White Miss Kate
Lamb Jonathan Whitney .liion
White Arno. ,
Watbon Sin M 8
Lyman John
Leanly Haanny
MeClan William
Please say advertised. D. R. LATH ROP, P. M.
alurviaflo.
PAGE—HOUGH—At Clinton Comers, Pa., Sept.
sth, by 11ev. L N. Pardee, Charlv , 8. Page, of New
51tiford, Pa., and Miss Ella P., only daughter of
Francis Hough, Beg., of Clinton Comers.
LEVFRETT—THOM s9—At Hales Eddy, N. S ,
on the 12th Instant, by Rev. Wm. Shelp, Mr. Jobeell
Leverett, of Oshtemo, Michigan, and Miss Elects.
Philinda Thomas, of Hales Eddy.
CREYLLNG—HiCKCOX—At the residence of the
bride's mother, on Sept. 11th, 1 8t1.5, by Rev. W
Heaton, Mr. Andrew Crevlinv, of Bloomsbarg . ,
,and Miss Mary Elizabeth Rica cox., of Springville,
Susquehanna county, Pa.
CARMALT—CHIJRCHILL—At Calvary Church,
Utica, N. Y., Thursday, Sept. 7th, by the Rev. A.
B. Goodrich, James Carmalt, ot SusquelianLa
Co., Pa., and Charlotte J., daughter of Dr. A.
Churchill, of Utica.
PRESTON—MYERS—At the residence of the
bride's parent., September 14tb, by Rev. II Fitten.
Mayorin Great Bend, Pa., Hon Cyrus A. Preston,
Mayor of the city of Covington, Kentucky, and Miss
Mary A. Myers, eldest daughter of Mr. Aaron
Myers.
.LATHROP—BURLING—In Nor York city, on
Tburaday„ Sept. 14th, at St. Panl'a Church, 4th Av.
(mite, by Rev. C. Fletcher, A. Lathrop, Esq., of
Montrose, Pa., and Rsheeca D. Burling, of New
York city, fnrmerly of Ridgefield, Connecticut
trath6.
STF.VENS—At Castle Creel:, Broome Co., N. Y.,
Cynthia. wife of Milton Stevens, deceased, sixty.
dye years of age—formerly of thin county.
: GRAY—In Rush, Ang. lg&i, Mrs. Poll,
Gray, aged eighty-seven years ; tormerly of Groton
New London Co., Connecticut.
pada pp.orto.
New York Wholesale Prices Ourrent of Produce.
Reported for the " Isnliwransks Rzro • nuoms" by 1031A11
CAN.PENTER. Com. Merchant. No. 423 Washington St.. New
York, to whom shipments may betted.. Twealsinie of the marks
valet will So advanced of the twicipt of Use goods If desired, said s
gala return made for the balmme. Full dim:Lima and • weekly
toarket report seat free of atomise by mail to those making ellumeob
ileeirwas, pore. V 4,4 5 0 411 33: Rye, 19 boat., 9 90448 100
impure " 200 a.) 4515, GO
RamsawnimdAlliush. 1!349 903 Corn. 0.5 45 vo
Fess. •• 100 08 210 Potatoes, 4 tierrel„ 173 N 900
10 1 : r, 3 919 ;
" to roll; •• " green, • 811
Cheese, choice, " 190 14 Lard, emu. to hest.
commo3, " 1001 It Reef, mesa, q• Ohl., 10 50 1s 14 to
/ 01110 sIPPIcsi ••• 4 It " prime, " oo 12(9
•• Peaches. " 411 mesa " El 00 Cs 310 n
" Plums. " 49 80 prime, •• 21 00
Cherries. 0 110 05 Rams. eked,
limßickben tle ptenies" 959 80 Shoulders." •• 194 20
• 15 10 Baum,
Eggs. fteali, 19 dorm. 043 9 43 toneY, 90 8 0 0
limed. 4 Chickens. Use. 9515
Flow. wha34l l LPL. 8 0 0404 OD Turkeys,
11 0 i 0 5 004 5 if 9 Gawk " lit II
Corn Meal., bond., 9004 450 Dusk% " 910 V
Buckwheat Flour" Closer Need, " SOO 1.5
111(4 18 TbnothyVesti.l9 bush 4 GOO 50 0
re l atigll4o geese. 804 90 Fla: Geed, " 4904 8 00
Beef SLIM' . ,ID 18 44 40 11.„ 111(4 1.
' MMIOO./114 5 4 41 .4 114 949 , 11 Woolonslied, • •• 71.
veal," 849 10 Wool. onienehed, 143 a 40
Fork; dreseed, " 10
t a d 9 1 0
Apples., barrel 603 41 9 OU
W beat. btlS/91. 173 a
BATCHELOR'S Celebrated HAIR BYE!
THE Orltelnal and Rest In the World ! The only true end per
fect mg, Dye. liariniess. Reliable, end Inatentaceous,
Produces - Immediately a splendid - Black ete intend Drown, with
014 injuring the hair or shin. Remedies the 111 eflceLs abed dye•.
Bold by ail Lematets. The genuine II signed WILLIAM A.
DATORELOII. Alto.
REGENERATING EXTRACT OP lIILLEFLECEB
•Tor Ilampri'm and Btsotifying the Hair.
41 4 11 4 113 Bl4.7oaMia, tigANY'paig.
Ileignst Est 1614,-11.
NEW SKIRT FOR 1865-6.
The Great Invention of the Age in
HOOP SHIRTS.
J. W. BRADLEY'S Neer Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC (or double) SPRING SKIRT. .
IS Invention conflate of TronlesfOr twos riptie rare relined
TSteel entinmi. Inavaimasly trodded tlithlLY and Maar toe
ether.
b o le S pr i ng
edge, maltingthetousbest, mad broth,
and dui*
ble Spring ems or They whim bend or broth, like the Mode
aprings. and ommnently preserve their perfed sad
that.. more ttan twlm no long as my t heir
stir that EVcr
liew or then be made.
THE wonderrol rlezlblllty and great comlbrl and pleasure to
my Lady mewing the Dower Ellett , . Skirt will he experienced
palticularly in all rrowded aasenib Opmaa. Carriages, Rall•
road Cars. Church Petro, A m tor Promenade std Hon.
Dress no the Skirt can be folded when In use to orouny a small
tul mats and conveniently m thlk or Muslin Draw.
A Lady haring enjoyed the pleasure, Combed, and Great coo•
veniences of wearing t Duplex Ellptle Steel Spring Hart for •
aimle dm will never afterwanie willingly dirrenee with their one.
For Children, idioms, and Young Ladies they are superior to an
others.
THE 11001'S are covered with S ply double twtticd thread sod
will wear twice es long its the single Wet covering which itt wed
all steels Steel Hoop Skirts. 'rite three bottom rod. on every
Skirt are afro double Nteel, and roriceor double covens% to era.
vent the summing tramwearing off the rods when craggier down
etnlra atone steps, 3a. ate..., which they are constantly subject to
while In use.
Am made of the new and elec.( carded Yam and are the beet
quail. , In every hart, giving to the wearer the moat graceful and
perfect Maps poseble, and are tanauestlonably the lightest, most de
sirable, comfbrtable, and 01XMOTl. Fro! etlrt ever made.
W RSTN, * CARY, Droned.", of the Insantlset,
and sou. E rne ro Pmts. 07 I'LLAUBLItS, and 79 & 8 1
RCA DE sTREETN, New. York.
FOR SALE to all firot.elsos Storest In this City. and through.
out toe Halted Motes, Canada, Havana de Cuba, Mexico, tiouth
America. and the Wad Indies,
f,. 796
1,418
1,245.
1,125
1,500
1,242
1,717.
1,307
1,144.
1.&13.
1.568.
1,1171
1,354
1,413.
1,357.
1,5.52
1,5110.
I,IX/0.
1,500.
1,514
1,733.
OrINQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OR DOUBLE) SPRING SKIRT. A. cf. C.
September litb, 1865.—Ane.r.
1,359
1,411.1
1,444.
1,750.
1,733.
THE DOUBT
IiLB BEEN DISPELLED, AND TILE
1,434.
1, Ih.
I,f
1,560.
1,:501.
1,&i4
1,843.
7t, 55
75 45
: 11 25
147'103
36 20
591 CI
1 0 11 84 1
72 50
6.1 42
173 115'
45 34
STARTLING CONVICTION
1,440.
1,440.
1,547.
1,531
1,'3-3
la dedicated to all who eeek Darglallti,
GEO. HAYDEN
142 &S
52 3.tl
115 75/
169 l'Xit
37 221
381 '2al
50i 40
3115.
Wi 45
021 6-
Is ou to ml with a NEW STOCK OF GOODS conaluthv of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Mu% Gloves, flodery. weenie., Mule. Gtokeglileu,
and Deemer.. Fancy Goods said Tankee No.
dons. Trunks and Traveling Baca and
lots of Gonda too numerous
PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
Every A rtlele worrsoted es reptosen , ed. No &tarp, Ear awe.
In; Gouda. Small Profits and Quick Mick
New-Milford.Aupai 21.1. 18••
DR. C. P. BIGELOW ,
21rnIglita 311211833871,
01 , 711`ul on Idaln btreet, to house formerly occupied by M. L.
WOOD. to
GREAT BEND BOROUGH.
ntt. ItTGLOW baying had Oleo years experience an l:Iorgron
kr In ammo of It. S llosplcd iletandrbt. Va., and prey,-
Dna practice of roceral ran, feel , cOlropetellt. re
nod 13 ppared to
attend to •II cases entrusted to his cure.
Great Bead, Augurt 14th,
Watches and Jewelry.
F INE Levine. Anchor. ik American Watches.
JEWELRY
and Plated Ware.
All warranted. "Ade by the rmt Alanatsmarers
AT CHANDLERII
GOODSNEW
J UST received. a new sad floe aaaartment of
DRESS GOODS,
DELAJNES,
PRINTS,
WORSTEDS,
DRESS BUTTONS,
nA v a a r un n e V r i a t l a s6 e Bty F aney Good.
at d
o N l o S i D o ij n a s
a
CARRIAGE SHOP, BLACKSMI THING, &C.,
At Friendsville, Pa.,
By J. W. Flynn et F. P. Ryan.
A. Li irt uts of
o zoliglL . 7 . 9lg d promptly dote. Try ns.
=I
Chase,, ettandfer & Co.
BANKERS,
Great mend, Pa.,
HA VINE 0.. a thinking Home at Great Bend, am prepor
ca to collect notet, &ann. &c., at home and on all aermalble
pnlnta the United Soles. mid to receive mnt7 on deposit.
%el, 7 NI If rt. Bonds and all otior goaceomeet sictoitle. and drafts
on Near York and Phlhattelptda at et - rent Wt.. Interest Coo.
wt.. Deans, and llomay Puy I.kriflimtee coatind and a Warns n
Barnet° DOWNS, deo e.
Isionnoes men are F. - incited to open as . ..lints and make Orals ex.
ehmreti !Instals rts.
Payeartra STAY re for vile.
Gre-xt Bend. J DID 01. 1m _lf.
FARM FOR SALE
ONE l,dred.rm.l Eileen sac. elt rote I. artd4reerete , . one
tram Montrose. eeelmt etre MSG I rnproveA, three good hem,
o .Iwelhug Lou, and a Eoe grartee on, a.rd For Ter.,,oppl y
0. CL E.IION 8, en the premise&
11 ,, ntrcer. Sept. let. 1000.
Adminiqtratrli't Notice.
NOTICE le hereby given to cal persons Wring demands =sled
the cqate of IS. C. lirulnurd. late of Ilerrerd toantshlp,
demesne& that the name mast be presented to theunderdrued
settlement, ;mu persnro Indebted to said estate are request
ed to make Inouettlnte mrntent. Basso amg
Itarter , ,Aultost nn , luGs.—ca.
Administrator's Notice.
lAEt s bemby van Wall pet-soul. ttaiing demands Arslost
IA the estate of O.orge Chapman. dee'd,late of Liberty town.
ship. that the some must be presented to the undendgned for ea
tlemetm. and all persons Indebted to said estate see requested to
make Immedlatraytnent JOSEPH WEBSTER, Adler.
Lllrrty, August 21st.
A dministralor's Notice.
IVOTIOE to HER EBY GIVEN to all penult, having demazds
LI =abet the cease of JOITN RORTMAN, late of Scrioaullle,
deeoved,that the same tent be prevented tothettudershuned, for
eettlement, and all perilous tudebt.l to said estateare requested
te make lcutnedlste payment. A. B. S.RII)EN. Adm..
Kprlneeltle. Angry.* tt t 1F63
BLACKSMITHING.
TlZA b ri Telt7opoinu=i7ltbi: .11 "41' =VIZ I tg
attend to the manta of the public. Hone eJmelng done promptly.
In a anoirmanilke manner.
GEO. W. PETTIS.
Itontrooe. Jolt El, ISGS—If.
Notice in Epennent.
Susquehanna County an.
Josepb D. Drtaker ft Elinor Drinker. bta wife. Dorsey Clark It
Nary clerk. bit wife. us Thomas Medd., 1. the ^OOOO of Com.
mon Plena :Judd connir. newt Tom. 19.61, PM No. :
Ejectment to entaw pqment of purchase mooey of the land
&0. to the WarfeifillY nr bYrinville. and aAddy Of Sum,
name eft resent, and known end described on • an:. of rwstsrvey of
Henry Drinker's lieshoupen tm't. a. lot No Oa, and W.:offal on
the north by Weds of nectar Pritchard, on the cut by tot go. al.
of toe old erne., on the south by Isndof ft.L.M Hawley, and on
the .C 92 by lot No. 02. of the aacce etrery, and now or formerly to
oossendon of dimly. Timm., and watahilog lea acre. and 19
paroles. or thereabout..
And now to wit : ,ktigust Lath, 180. on action of W. J . Torrell
Airy for platoilln, Court moa B
ts ute Upon the defendant to op.
P
and piano by the 2nd lionday of November Tam Mkt. or
Judgment,
Attest. O. B. ELDRED, Clerk.
Notice In Ejectment
Susquehanna County as.
Bitchard & Charles Amy. Eery of the bst Will and testament
f S. T. liitchard, Ceed. va John Killeroo. and Par k e allltron
In the Cowt of t'otiono , P:eas, No 154, April Term. LULL:
StaMllom to eje , tment to tame performance of Contract, for
fatty acres of Mod to Middletown township. Bounded and descri •
ed as follows Deem:Linn et apoet ea perdue from the road lead.
tolllron the muicie Branch r f the Wyndlitlta Creek, to the Wolf
Bowl • th ence north 44 . west, BO retches to a post: thence .oath
46°
west ro perdu. toe hoes loch tree ; thence onto 4te mat. AO perch
es too Bench tree, and thence north east, 80 perches to the
place of brimming.
nod now to Intl Minute UM. 1.443. on molten of Bentley &
Pitch & Healey. Atrle tor plaintiff. Conn crania Rule upon the
defendants to appramad phad by din Sod Monday of November
Term neti.onltiVuent.
Allot, a B. ELDRED, Clerk.
Wool! NV 00l r
Teniaerthen Infcrrta their Mends and the DM& ten.
A. mill that they ex. prepared to reale* W.l to maaatacturo
on atom rahy t h e yard. Alio Wool Carding and Cloth. Deeming
&De to a good ityle J. INGHAM.
Camptoten Jane JOHN wsnumowt.
vicom the prMlawt of the eabieriber, on the Mill tilt . two year
ling lielfersi—one dark red, and the other light eel with Wee
warts on the feel , and t auyiree cloths toionoogoo of mom
will he liberally revunled. A. PAT fEll SON.
set Ruth. deyt. tirt—ted3...aw
AdminLMl►nto►'e Ni, we.
OTIO la hereby giv
le
en to all peewits having demands against
the estate crf bed Wile, late of Herrick totehlp. deceased.
LI the dame mut he peelented tattle ansttorttreatornmeni,
andel peteoualodebted to mad setate_eLeeeptueeted to make =seek
rat Tak • • iga "11 " 11111 " 31 ?
Aztrisatatt. .41
Era
to mention. nt
G. IC O. 13. A Irr) 1G 2.7
=I
Strayed
EVERY DAY .
BRINGS SOMETHING NEW.
H Clot Ing of . 11. NESBH A sio,urittglVl...,',Anal
a lute stock of
HATS AND CAPS,
CHILDREN'S TURBANS,
LADIES' SHAKERS,
Lim a barge daad of all the zww Opting Ohl. of
CLOTHING-,
001251,1114 to_part of bee. Fattish Walking Costa In milt. to
match, good Datum Oats. god (Pocking for Warman, Linen
Pant. and Dewey., &a.
Gents , Furnishing Goods.
UMBRELLAS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
SUSPENDERS,
COLLARS,
NECK TIES,
SHIRTS, tke.
Which I am mama* sell for talk or ready twy . : l =low pr
or; as my stock hap recently been boned. With fill of
email profits and red/ ;ay 1. my motto. (fall 1.11 b.. Ma
selves. Two doors eon Searle% Rotel, In the taWilog catapied
by F. B. Weeks u a Bhoe Store.
JOBHDA BOYD.
Bay 21,1800.-11
IMPORTANT
Read, Wartrowl & Foster
Have Jut received and opened Y One Atha a
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
FRLYTS,SHATVLS,DOMESTICS,COTTONADES,
SUN UMBRELLAS, HOOP SKIRTS, BAL
MORAL DITTO, GLOVES,
HOSIERY, dx. Az ,
At the Rost Reasonable Rates.
=9
WOOL, FUR, STRAW AND PALM-LEAF HATS,
BOOTS AST SHOES, CROCKERY, GROCE.
RIES, DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PADITS, 017,5, de. Qv.
Et.—We are receirLoa 'Wilton to oar storJr. weekly
Return PaUN.
We eau rangeh any number of Return Wails to law =dorms
wishing to mend Butter to the City, and will forward the cane tree
of and guarantee the highest mita and prompt rettnia.
READ, P 7.4 MO US & FOSTER.
MONTROSE, Mar 2Rh,113673.
ALBUMS.
T HE beet imostoct In Cant
PERFUMERY.
T H E LARGEST and most vagrxo aseorratztrr ever offend to
the place at liii/TH'a.
Fine American Cutlery.
T HE only a...n.2 nasonsosay of YOU 000ns In TOWN
Mt 1314.1TH1.
Mingle.
A L o Lh late Sheet Mute Meetc Boot, dm., o
SMTHY o
grA EIIT'FA PAPER CoLL A 11/3—an alum
%X Montrose., July I, 1868. at SMITH'S.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION.
IUI
following valuable Real ILMete, &mated In the 00Unty of
I Montgomery, state of lowa. will be add et Public Auction
on Saturday. September Seth. at the Court Hones to Montrose, at
o'clock, r. a.
Tee Emu half of the Southwest Quarter of Seat= Seven. The
Weg half of the Southwest Quarter ot Section right. The North
west Quarter of th e Norther.% Quarter of Section Seventeen, and
the hi contrast Quarter of the Northeast 1411.111:r of Beaten WV ,
tem all to Teronselde seventyahree North of Bantle Thl•tr
Sloe West, cernorg Two lirmitnal and Forty ham of Land,
more or lea.
TERits OF SALE- $l6O doyen. mad the balsam to one year.
Irdenet upon aecurity to be approved by W. /I Boyd,
dent of the Board of Trustee.. W. H. f E.S4UP
rte
of the Dowd of Trustees of the Presbyt,rlen Oceidep.
Zrifgootroee.
September 11.18
SHOOTING IRONS 1
REVOLVING AND SINGLE—NEW STYLES,
AT BEMAN'S.
THE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT YET.
A Single Pistol that Draws its Own Car
tridge after Firing!
Price. len than Aar erre= sew." AU dreg and styles nf en,
lridge on band. Alen 0. D. Eire DoublwWWAr.Peraf and United
Mateo Army ?emulsion Can.
1111 ,- Don't fall to Dee Ino9o New Revolver,' and Platoln befare
erc
phwing. 0.1). BERAN.
linnt-maa, P.O. 97th. IRV, 11
0 BOOT AND SHOE WEARERS
OF SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY.
B. WZBELS a CIO. lupin sold their stock of an,, Cape
F
end Benatrmad• Utottdra to Jodi= Boyd,
F. B. WEEKS
BOOT HO NOB Man
In Its various branches- kty Stock is nom coropiste—Wiarca lark
arrival of
New Spring Styles.
LADIES GLOVE HID, LASTING, GOAT AND
CALF BALMORALS Alin GAITERS, AIMS
ES' LASTLVO, HID AND CALF BALMO
RAM, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
INFANTS' SHOES, ZEN'S CALF
HID AND LASTING BALM&
RAM AS]) G A ITERS
MEN'S, BOYS', AND YOTH'S CALF, RIP, AND
STOGA BOOTS.
I am prepared to NM
Cheaper for Cash or Beady Pay
Than my other ham this .h of Hew Tort.
tirDealers sopplled ►t Ns York Jobbing prices.jta
Blum Went &le of Public Avezuet second door atcms Searle'
Hotel.
Montrose. May V. tqelt
IN TIME
Irotrs7 ANT A elm OP CLOTEES TEAT WILL TIT
I-neatly. Riot soil. nod wow Like Wm, do ye see, ill you bIYO
co It to nil st the NEW TAILOR 51101' of
GROVES & REYNOLDS,
over Olutedleds Store, rust vide 45f Pubite Avenue, and you can be
accommodated Wo toe dotenalued to Own our mamas, both
In tbequality of our +fork end the ;nice
wont' ma on abed. notim and entmutted to nt mind that.
;nun o aid" int,
Wm tens b.. to 10011....tt. P. RETNOLTS
NEW GOODS.
JUST OPENING.
Dit i lVil t aMikcdo. am] a web Twisty °Motion
SLES. ()blush Village Ifyisaa, Diaries, Album
sod G lB ood BOO& fur ?r e m% ao.ao. Jae oPbbid eza liNnlb by
J. LYONS & SON.
Matron. Dastober 1104.—tf •
DR. A. D. TEWKSBURY,
Physician and Surgeon, •
HA.VING vent one year es Burgeon le the Untied Stan
Al ay, tuut nen locoed et, Auburn Centre.salatU attend
W Wain as profeeelea,
taw law. , 111 1001.-1.40
WOOL CAII.DING.
I s o
i wimmr, .27 to my old kinds is Roieltamm
-anty that I Wm repaired the Cardimg klatbM. MM.
11. Holbert'. Sbop, will mew Cods. aml vl/11* mdY
for Woo , illeason4 il en Card 00 =UMW, unci
m
.
r th. IM JaOOII (WWI.
NEW Gi• CI CID K.
WEBB 4 131PrTEIMELD,
Ass tow exeMas tiudr
SMUG MI SUMMER GOODS.
Pleas call sad cilmlne Dram (boa
GRENADINES,
POPLINS,
OHADIES,
LIMOS,
DE LAINES, &c.
MONTHOSZ, May I. 186 E.
Glass Fruit Jars.
Purrs. 90 coras—quartA, no cents—Sparta. 87 eirota.
For solo by
B. LYONS & CO.
C3-lass Ware.
rPOOOHUNDRED DOZ. OLAP74 WARE, oondalug of Tu.
blurs of all Muds. Goblets. itor Olsson. Buon. Cvestons.
Gloom But Olues, Cream Jan. Pickle Dll, Holum
Cup, toma. ?man
so lo by DIAN% Lamp Oblattels. Shade, Lantern;
Carton, tr. tr., for B. LIONS de OD.
Oil-and Paints.
OILIA 8.041 Raw Linseed Oil. Whits Lewd sad Mita 1184
Vault= lied, Yelav Ochre. Puts sad Chrome sad Omen
in, Whilingeotty, Cooper' Glos. t ß solPtics o .A.le a for .
Window G-lass.
S
EVEN BY NINE. 844 049, 414 414. 0.111.10412. 10.14. 10.15
1044 10.17.11 15,11.14 12.18., 1418, 100, 1544. 1843 18,34
alls of all &en fee mils by B. B. LYON au co.
Window Shades.
AaPLENID nmorenerd of Window Halides and anther, Pia
tura Cord nod Towle, Well ?operand Borden.. on car.
Illontroon, Juno IS. 1565. B. It. LYONS &.CO.
Floor and Table Cloths.
IirIWIGPTYSTVC Mem Floor 011 Cloths. ll= 3 ywd to eli
yarda wide Wax Table 011 Cloths. from 1 yard to 11 yds.
long; WWI &mt. OleMa for rale by 13. R. LTO.B &CO.
Montrose. Joa9 19 1290.
A NEW SUPPLY
OP THAT CELEHIIATED
FALL CREEK FLOUR
4% , WTI
I ctat i ra n n i t i egaly as g00d...d worr
and lsor t ooo u n i geh
mn
the some
al so
sa y am he bad anywhere else.
I would also say to my trlends and numerons =tomer. that they
cAt=mes Groceries., Prooldorna mtd Y imam, Notions of the m•
at greatly minced ;nice. Call and be emonneed.
Basement moms of the Franklin Hotel.
Montrose, July LIM A. N. BIILLI,IID.
Butter Tubs For Sale
H. H. DITNAIOEM"Iii.
UTTER 718.815.1 for eDeta....l ...Tooted Coed.
JJP had batter In as eo.oe Dave dm - Wiled, at.
Noniron, September 11. INN
13=fZial
Flour ! Flour ! Flour !
FALL CREEK FLOUR.
T . En FAMILY UV. IN
2 171 ... 1111 1 11EZT. Hann
POPE, WAY, MILL & ROWE.
OHO and a Exchange Wed. nneorustroN. N. T. ca.
Jane 10.1.80.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Farmers In Particular.
BOYD & WEBSTER
HAVE FOB BALE
REVOLVING HORSE RAKES,
BY TUB DOZEN OR SINGLE ONE.
EXTRAS AND REPAIRS
OHIO REAPERS
GRAIN CRAMS%
GRASS SCYTHES AND SNATHS,
FORKS. SHOVELS. HOES
PICKS AND HANDLES.
Building Materials,
INCLTIDING PINS LOSITINS, WINDOW BUM, PAINTS,
OILS, Furry, GLASS, BITITS, SCREWS, NAILS, _
LOCHS, A LAWS VARIETY
COOK STOVES
L iron Busznxto 'WOOD.
COOK STOVES
COOK STOVES
TIN WARE,
WHOLE/WM .11ED ILETA/L. ,
BIRD CAGES, LMIES, &c.
♦LL GOODS ♦T P. 111.011 PETC3B 1 , 011 GAUL
W. IL BOYD.
MantrosiN, May Mb. 1565.
STOVES I STOVES !
AT TES
1111 " 01111111 ', STIR
Orwell. Bradford Co., Pa.
sruwr: BytoggON congvity neeltair 11.A.RDWARIL real
reammedlinbterl Yam+, Horse Ha y Port,, 110.,
Telmadnpl tra..
Oame and we for yramelres.
Orwell. July lyp
= 113
SOLDIERS' PENSIONS, BOUNTY
AND BACK PAY.
Zoo,IsnIookALICIERBI6) AGENT OF THE 041,11:611
r No iENT will gave P=0%112=4100 to *Helsinki tmtrotted
041,11:611r
m Chum LOW and taformstios MEL,
Woitma laanalte•LlSUl4l-Ir . I'. vrrati,
Take Notice.
BT TIM IL O. lISVENITE WT. all clo th othouractred
- aced LT per coat AD YLIANTII- 01111841:611111bi MUM we
I:IIIM4GIUTe cloth .11 1 Oaks ockce Myth", will be tozothodth
•
paktri; sacc=oklii,tiliodsgris •
itootrook Log. 341.1864 h. J.W.U017 & puma..
. .
. Dress Goods.
- •
k HEW LOT jtue melved. Ilcantrel paten; new el le.
CI awl kreqpiicea. rime call awl 111111MiDO Om
/mu in -4 LaTwROP. Tv tang a Tpuiv.
Administrator's Notice.
inar, Is hereby Om Bali perms hubs doundssehhoi
the Wes et Mows flantlair Woof LeDez tcornsotp; el
tbe =et be promfoie to the oothodgoeet for
="l"Lind allponosolodobted to WO gaols aroroPooffdw
'imotedlotOpraoont. B.IIZR,T.HAUDIRO,OdsaI ,
Let es. AvijoglOth,
• NEW GOODS
AZ mi , i , tro .. , :uty QUM, Guam, a WARXsaho
Administrator's Notice. 1,
onoinacont.... l= drul acuon ainalnA tion.
NN _
the °I n u" ' r " ba auto° theaudeitim
d2catued ' llA tang t Vir' s wo n 't mg= to sot Iktsie
• .."" mimeo. L►l/A. U.
ma
H. H. D'Ul'iliOnlCS
AND MOWERS
I=l
TOR WOOD OR COAL.
A. L. WEBSTER.
Cleanse the Blood.
\A\ With Comrpt;dilloedered, eretb
sled Wad, you Arista ill over.
re' It may bunt. out to Pimples of
Sorer, or to sotttelettell dile" of
" .1/0 I'l It. e l • It may merely yOurien i ti
E r artiud ld lgo 4r et i nS w g htli
upon:ILEA toner out these IsuM
•
rates and etla,ulstes theCurcto fit
Hi• into rigorous argon. restoring
\ I
hn c h t h r anpd
y x p es lig
M a a y ,—
of
tr comp:gots *Web arm:used by
KlAgagit4M:traret •
Soma &options, ft:Wes. Itialebtes, Bo s. Rt, Anthoors
Sale or grydpelaa, 'fetter or salt Rheum, Scald Bernd. abgentatt,
Barer or CanCocure
S ore, dam tyea. Female Memo, suck is
i = l/ Arti„ tinfnint, _ottelerldtes, Sterlltty. also m b.
nun or • •Aterati. norrr momronintr, asset Domes, .1 - ry
Any. Enneportay, and us for 'Demote the ourpelsing sctirity
with 'hash IL bran
the blood sad carom these olooders, • •
Daring late years the public have been caged by loom botOes,
pretendlm toe"! a Sand of Itztract of barnspotils !be oat agile.
Meet of those hays been hands upon the rilck fter tsay Eta only
contain little,tl alty. Eansparills, but oft= estrorathe
shot:sue. bent . . Lltter dlotoptlntro rot Las Moved tC re t ' eM
the
c o me Yrk= extracts of Panciparilla whkb 8000 the mutest, snstil
the alt
has become spernymoue with lm god Ord that.
81111 ere cail gala compouud o blareaparUla," and WOW to supply
such a remedy as will rescue the osme PO
the load Of ob
which man upon IL we think vs bays pound for belleirbur i c
virtu. which an lac e by the ordinary rou of the Moose le
Intended to cue. We me only Laura the deg that oro offer them
the best &Iterates which we - army how to gad wit bow
reason to Where it la Cu the most edbanal outlier tire blood Tit
disorecred by anytody
Amex Ou nazi Pseemeat bo emleurseily to leralle tr .
err other remedy for the cars of Cough,, Colds, Itignenri, mans.
nee% Crosp. BrontWWgs ,, it:triple° t Canavan:44m% sod for tbe relief
of CatutroopUre Patients to tee adenoma cases of the dlotose„ Wit
It Is unless hers to recount the evidence of Its virtue.. The world
=IV 1 3itUI
ercrrir ßeoa nern,
Mont...at July ;1064.--am.
MISSES E. & E. A. VADAIIII3I,
~~ti Jtii ,I I r:E 1
First Door South of the Catholic Church.
wealie nuldonable ossortment of if filleery Goods 111:1.1 be
kept constantly on hand.
Bowels of the latest dyke made to order on abort node,.
Montraae. Ardi it lES3.-4.,
E. S. SMITH'S MILLINERY,
OVER °HANDLER'S STORE.
I DEO leave cal your' attention to my nay Aad fuldottable
aoaattme MILLINERY GOODS.
co=re-ans
BONNETS AND FLoWERB, LADIES' HATB,
CAPS, 11.1.880N8, AND FAMOUS OTH
ER FANCY GOOD&
UrStraw Bonnetnelenned and messed In the bast manner and
all kinds of Itllllncry work &no on dart notion.
Montrose, April It ISO. S. S. SMITH.
BEADS,
SATIN AND COLORED.
ALSO,
FANCY COMBS, HAIR FOILS, &c.
Just Bought In New York at Amin Prices.
ALSO, A LARG.E LOT OF FINE JEWELRY,
Which mill ba sold far the best tbizty can at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Monurms. April 10.1503
001;i3:VC):0);11
MIS. R. S. FORDHAJI
WOULD my to the Ladles of Montreal!, and Moiety that rho
7 V bat opened • Shop to the building formerly called Bloomer
Ll o Vbere the tell keep a (nil 'apply of all Mode Of law,
Bonnet., Hatt, Boa. aLd Silk Bonnets constantly an hand
BlmcOlog .d Repairing Hata done to order.
Ladles. call and se for yourtelvee.
Monteath May 8.1861,
teiVWoPikilltrAtAikAlll kiell
DI reel from the Manufactory.
AriTART, 1L5805110. WREATH. EOM CHOW, and
vlrlona other palnbrna of Coffin Handler ; Dimond. Star.
and Miens Studs; minty of patterns of Coffin Plites;
_fHloce
Lam, Dowel Wag,. Llolna Tanta, loc. an. &v. ; Wldta Yvan,
if‘ooloe An. Ac, for de by
Montrone. April 17. 1866 B. R. LYONB t CO.
:O]ok1e7:1:4 4:qW:1716 I:TC)*•4
OPAL PICTURES:
LYONS' PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
aOW IN FULL BLAST and daily mans out Photographsln all styles of the art—.loo, Ambrotypes and the wield!,
selaln Pictures.
Old ptctum corded awl enlarged to life gee by old of the Solar
Camera. Pttor retouched with loath; or Tinted or Colon&
Picture Cares. Uatts. Tree& and Flamer on hand or swelled oh
short notice. Alan. Ol 1-PaWtlngs for axle. and the best C ott age Or.
ono In the market. Prices moderate. Please ee lL
e nc.". %ale Searles Hotel. ogee B. B. Lyons Co.'e Steer,
ATM. LEAL
PEACE AND PEACE PRICES.
WITWTT;W:171":M11
Large Lines of Prices Con•
cinered and Reduced! '
IL BIIRRITT
fa now receiring, for Eosins supplies, row and large dolma!
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware,
Stoves, Iron, Steel, Nails, Paints, Lamp
and Linseed Oils, Benzole, Carpet,-
' ings, Floor Oil-Cloths, Wall
Paper, Window Shades,
Hats and Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Clocks,
&c. &c.,
Drivable, aa =al. amietles of the [mg popular Stylise/
d Drum Goods. Mewls. &nada, RPPIPTria. /loving. &e.. lab%
he wall mall oo tee most favorable terms for Ogada. Paodame, lar tea
Prompt Time Boyer.
N. R—Flour and Bali on hand as mita
NEW MILFORD. Jane IL ISM
THE KEYSTONE HOTEL,
(librmerly oceupied by W. K. Iltdeb,)
MONTROSE. PENN'A.,
MILS been kneed and reopened by the undmigoed. Irto by
JUL keeping a well stocked larder and Bar, and careful attantkua
to the Cul:sloe of the vaatdkbnamt and the wants of ble lenasta.
sill endeavor to merit the patronage of the publk-
IP. V. OAR=
•
Montrose, April U. 1663.—tf.
DR. J. W. R,MODEB,
PHYSICAN AND SURGEON,
Springville, Pa.,
day or agit .ueod e m iair bls o gr.d..zn= m.
"
pgd e g ri t IL I : . 0 4.0 D
, 0 2. 1 freer Hickok.. Est.
Soldiers' Bounty, Pensions, and
Back Pay.
Tlfr—V:4l:rred.. 7 ._" - rt" V. l =p.V.l:
tentlon o ell elabas entrurel to aura..
Montrose.
p rfom B63.—e . (11.9 V a
OZO isto
P. ni M thl.
IL
'A CARD.
gr. no on &Wooed. tweissekU minified from Mew York
bee be torched • ooh of New Goodo. orooosesto
reil Omer el the Lower warn for DASH ar to.
F. 4113 IVA LEST. Me nark embrace, a large owlet"
of Dry Goode, He Dam hoots and bboca, Groceries. Ilantways,
1 .14-1 W and afedleine% Tubes Notions, tre., ' ?bet:Ueda bur
&as
combated for °AM, be le prepared to eell them at u low
as any other establishment, especially as bop:buses to awed
wee et on emdless meat
A retidenee of newly 13 yvve In New York City be. enabled 111 M
to to= the erquintancert many erstrelcae Inns &iglu In Batter.
For those .1.1.ag to haw the losbre mks for their tai.
we will forward abirments to =eh !sum :
Nadal a large trades thelrading
hnt tat.. for ; , t t oteleg lbw c ler Tam pra•
uTLit
e Tir the l
Ovary gable to all o. 1
Lit..JACICIL N.
myy tf73....D.
FIRKINS! FIRKINS!
!ThIE stNextbit ttaa for rde 200 tint eve erldni—vitleb ee
.111dIspor of al.peasBBt OW VIM, and 1888308tles
EnBpunhasetre. Tour orders to Z. 8. /DNB Ell.
MIL 2.180....-8. 0810-8888. Pr
HiRSCHM ANN •BROTHERS
OF TES
o:w[cpluilooyllEalf,(:a
()LOSING OCT their large ima Madre
B Valltr.',' Of OS Staple •
DRY GOODS, ( .
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS, • i • -
EYBROEDERTER, :1 . : .:
WINDOW cußitmrs,
wThrpowtataDEß,
&c
ate t ru l i Za erAtredneed Uhe a=li a tztee above laa
NEW YORK WHOLESALE PRICES ,
to weer U. White utelv lee* imams to tbitrinutionl balo thole
U
rani •
If rat alt 4% IO leene 011 4ANif,6ii r ttoO w tb a slo `.O Cm* Buto—S f
Btablm
etlb. Mrh , • • '
AdthillthillgratOrth Nthtiethe
Ealaz la enure theta teal pewee Wag thethads theth!se
trtals ot Jan ththaut of /Wham eethi.b area.
thesesee mat p ee the uthenththed Anemia
Vallawl7thrhujogramprza
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