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NO Par" '
printer° i" tbie once iemlni.t!eKed 4 unt m g
othe elect," and; requeated , :to: report ..at
Scranton during . tht coming week, and-no
paper will-be:printed at.', effiee;?,
„ ree k. Our position as P. M. of the , last - .
Legislature requires oar attendance at the
State Capitol for ten dais-4-aftel.3 tlinsh
business will go on as usual. Those who
have greenbacksjOsenit us, 46116 A-som e,
one at the office te attend to thetiw
Remember the Poott—Our well•to•do
citizens who are counibig'tlie profits of the
year, and making New Year presepte ) hnd
donations should.remember the ,:trorthy'
poor—especially the fatililifw - of Soldiers.'
No class as wen- deserve synipatlik' 'and
aid. In some Places, Farmers And'others
send loads of wood-and other necessities
to each family. Let all aPeak'at once, in
this matter, and act in concert.
ft .
The Dra . ler this :diatrict cannot be
made before Febritary.. Our readers will
be duly notified of important matters in
referencii thereto.
New Itears.—Many of the merchants
and others in town, propose to close their
places of business to-morrow.
Conscripts and otheo who :visit Sarah
ton with "them $300" in their trotvserts
should beware of pickpockets, generally,
and especially of that class who offer to
procure exemptions by the use of money,
or by some mysterious influence, unknown
to the law. Advance these robbers none
of vour.greenbacks ; but examine the list
a exempting disabilities in our last paper
and judge for yourself, or consult your
home physician, as to probable disability.
Barglary.-00 Wednesday night, Dec.
23d, the store of Abel Terrell,- of this
place, was entered from the rear, by some
person, under circumstarioes indtcating
that he is well acquainted with the prem.
iseia, who took' therefrom two revolvers,
and two watches, of the value of $65 00.
Some other small' articles may hive Wen
taken, not yet missed. The further prog
ress of the thief was arrested by his hear
ing Mr. Turrell approaching. Mr. T. of
a reward of twenty dollars for the ap
prehension and conviction of the person
who committed the theft. ' '
Elning in Slisq'a C. Denton, a
former resident of Binghamton has been
for some time past engaged in boring for
coal and coat oil, on the farm of .C. 11.
Trowbridge, in Great Bend toWnship. At
ihe depth of 65 feet, a bed of plaster was
Amok, 15 feet thick e r and below that
bed of black slate, which has been bored
:44 feet without ;getting through. Denton
lkowbridge are about to erect a- plaster
,mill,-gted expect to have plaster for sale in
,the Spring: .
—The public nnot be too_'oat= h ca andliagfire-arms. They are
apt tozo off, ev"ien one don't_know
they are ;elided, that many valuable and
other lives-lire loss thereby. One night
last week, ia:yeTng _ wellknowu to
most of our.totueuis, who waildoking_for
some holiday resents, got to handling a
conple cf plat*, (which he supposed to be
not leadeiThin a drag store, dOwn town,
when they both -went off; passing through
trio blek irloegs=d a gate into the street,
tor:ether ferithrtgro watches and the b'boy,
wbc escaped tart as the doors were
St. Oxttle.s.fhitel,Seranton.—Many of
our cosaty.pe9ple will visit Scranton du
ring Jannaiy• ,and sire recommend all 'too_
pnt e.t die-,St.tCharles Hotel ,. on Penn
Avenue. Mr.l.4E. Burgess, the propri
etor is an obliging, gentleinanly 'person,
and
_guests will fiad that their wants are
suisfactorily.atteteed to.. Charges mod,
elate.
..220 REWOMDI—WiII be paid - for the
4purchen.sionandicenuiction of the person
Nth Gement' nyy-stored the night of Dec.
23d, and stoleithevefrom thefoljnyring de
scribed property, Waribt.6s, (and perhaps
some other small things.nOt missed :)
,One silver .bnntingliztaie watch, Ameri
.4rp style a macrremem, mew, :iirorth,B4o.
.One silver open face cylindertiiiqiiettmcit
•watch, (been used,) worth $B. One Un
ion Arms Co..cartridge it!ii*Aver, viltehOt,
No. 32 , .fiveilneh4harrel, worth 'sl4l. ona
Union Arms Co.'Colt's style, retplVer, 5
•silot, powder and ball, it inch barrel worth
413. To the latteribeforgoi to take the
wrench and mould, which he can have
gratis by calling.and I` , owning
,AI3EL TURRELL.
.Montrose, Pa. Dec. 24, 2888. • -
To Appel:sties:co—The Oyerseens of the
Poor of Montrose desire to hind asappren
ti(N, Three ihildrity; one girl of 121earsk
•one of 6, And a boy of 3. Einguitis Of W:
IV. Sums and C. N. StoDDAED. tif
Parra for Sale.—A Farm is offered for
sale, situated in .Middletown township,
Susq'a county, containing' 150 acres,-anti
about 80 acres improved, together witb a
good house and a new barn, also a good
'well of water, and a creek passes through
the farm, also n public road ; and some
fruitarpea thereon. For - particulars call
on or addregg Samuel M., or Samuel A.
'at_ Jackson Valley.. *tn2
n et g e 4 &elev.—The animal meeting
of the 8i1i40.;6, Medical Society will be
held 3t , .0004940:11r.1ta15ey, Montrose,
On We i 9 e o d% 18#4,,,at
All nular practitgimOpainvited.
stocitioblere , ireetft.-4110 Soma
meetiw.,or tiie_Apekil9ldempf4lte,Fteip*
artnony-751r6Pike Omni:1.1! la*
186 i
held on the first lionday-tillt . ° )?4„,._"
, 4 ) 04 boil* if pwacifout liffigip
son; at kiii , ikaclii tasonmeiiii. :.-)r 4 -
titts” 2r '• )ielar edzilratf*
Coin
dar-Osth , dikAcciinumpisoi'to ct'n•
dune two wpetak t An; -4 Jouyvad or spo.
dal "Votirt- far 4rtalt: civil Ruda
A
of =-08 second
i(t I day) - orlanuary:' 'We OPy
the list of Juror &Inch .
Apo RieSaid-,Vrarof.tt F - ''
Bridtewater:',H. . AlUS
tie 03011:
Broohlyn': John C. Lee.
Dimock': , LOren Newton, Th, l ;"*llliEuna k
- Franklin 'DOW IL BlOWerir.
Forest Lake : Miron , Birehard.',.
Mod : -B: ,
Great , Bend boro: W. A: Snow.
Gibson : J. G.; Stiles. ,' ' 4 : •
Jackson : C. -43.' Bamatt - Jot 14Mer,
Alonzo Perq. I
Jessup : c ; • '
Lenox : briohicaL Belcher, J. Conrad, IL
S. Content.''
1.-i.
14throo , W0.-Feltem t G. E. , Plulltps.
tibetty ;“ IL W..1210wa,rd..
litonttoietV. 'A. Lyons, HenrYMO
en, J. D. Goodwin, George't, Stone.
MidipetowAt-i J.Miersiey, St, ms,
3. l l`lllngton. ,; •
- NemiUiltord . : 4 ,"Eitbesiviti, ` A: Aldrich.
Rush V.-C. Raker.
lohti'Braeiricy; tit Hill.
: 1043 -*Au.
.Thomsbn
'GrEAD sirifeii.==filiuirait +inst.
Auburn Thomas -'R..White.
Bridgewater:,A. P. Bush.
_Clifford : Richard Day.ii ClarkCrispin.
- Forest Gideon - i Deuel, —, Hiriun
Co well •
Great Bend: Enoch Hawkins, Oliver.
Trowbridge,_ - - „ •
Titnotby
ing.
Harford: Oney Thateher.'
Jessup; S. - Dervntt,John - Creak
J ' ackiOn Ch,a;riei Fr4nelw• -
tailuitp : ftughUher. ' • -- •
New-Milford: 4haly..,Walltor,-J. A.
Dix,
Oakland: J. W. Carrington. •
Rush.; ,Els'sha Osborne.
Springville :11.' G. Ely,"11. F. Risley,
James Lyman..
Silver take; Timothy Sweeney.
Tc.a.vsnat4trBois—ltntsit oscitaGt-
LAILTERAL- =
ArarA: David Army.- -
lirldgtiwater - : !fbarter.
Brooklyn : Henry Caswell, Chan. F.
Perigo, E. C. Crsulall, E. P. Mack. •
'Choconut: AromMeath, Jr. .
Clifford : Win. Itirtem,s. Johnson.
Dimock : Geo. Blakeslee, C. - J. Lath
rop, F. M. Woodtmnie. •
‘l'orest Lake: Gen. Handrick, I. Giffin.
,
Great : Bend S. end : ;A.G. Brush, R. Mapes,
P. W. Messick; David 'loess. '
GibsiM : John B._Clatilina. M. Potter._
Raiford Tyler Brewster, Ira_Carpen
ter, Shephard_Carpenten.l
Herrick: ' Mortimer ,
; Isichean :
dessurr:„Joshua r g o ttnn.4-Libert •
Daniel Faw1ey,..7. 1 fr.R.,halker - •
Lenox, Ira Hine, F: Powers.. ‘ ,
Lathrop: -Truman Bell. - • _
Lit Memlowfi:,,E. B. Beaulsley, Na
thaniel Denelt.
Middletown': `I. W. Lewis,',. S. Can
field, Hiram True.
Now Milford : H. P. Corwin, Wm. C.
Ward.
... Oakland :J. K. Grimes. , . '
Rush : Oliver H. Young. >
Susq'a•Depot : Edward Carlisle, Royal
Ty1er.....,
Philander
_ 7 .
Springville : P Strieldand,John
Tuttle.
Thomson.: Sylvester ring..
ntsysssz nitons—szcom mix's. ow ItEa.
MAR' TERIE.
Apokeen : .0. B.Haight,
Anbnin'•. He:iry ' Rosa,
Judson E. Hib.
bard, IsaaeCarter.-
Ararat:: Warren Ballard,
Brooklyn: F. W. Bolles.
Bridgewater : C. W. Dayton.
Clifford;: S. E. Willard, J. F. Hodgson,
Benj. Smith, George Graham.
~
Choconnt: Elkanah Chalker. _
Ditnnelt Wallace,. %Hinder, Cr
Franklin y S. - D:turrelc Rd, Stumm,.
Friendsville: John Rooney. I
Great Bend B. Johnston, George
Back.
Gibro`n datob Dutcher.
Harford : Fowler Peck, d. . Lllffany.
Jackson : thanneey.Lainb„
Lathrop: Hiram Taylor."
Lend.% : R. Westcott,-S: S. Benjamin.
New. Milford : , Charles Brus. Jere.
Brand°.
- Rush Worden J. B. Granger.
Springville : • donathdh Nutt, - James
Sim& Depot Burka, 31. 1 13 1 co•
Myer Lake: D. J. Unrpky, R. Gage.
the Next' Draft—All aged.or infirm
parenta,.(withoat reference to tbeirlirop
ertj',)-aill be entitled - to - elect One "8021 'to
be e l feinK from neat draft. Papers ma"
out ruid eritio.. the Board for the `small. ,
sum of trIAPOIt 4-a, cr.T. lades - OV ,
fieeiniktontrolui
• ~, ~ siir lis . ..:.. thi g
- &jai* aticidnese,- ve .Sewin g
wishiriejo r Otbilasti'l_kilhifkriltle: o _,
Madhine.oribe:Wileirt ikelr 1 30. F ii, b t :
Plikiioittif***;*l. : eardactifrek
buy gtie - difril4yrcom ei!... , , , t.r 11 1, „,,,"
wArrlditeaAri.nsuit;:liff A dosecT ..., I °, l ; 1 .7; 9 1:
f ri , t h e i r Tint R ,_.. 1
12 Pe;;:::::1 .."-: ---- V pt—aMountt'
wiai Li de C rm , „A" rfasigh-elobicir
by :4ildnitli3On "''. 7.- il 3 , Wt. I. a \ ki lit-i t
ofithit*Ten t
zreflefilii i slidi-L4oasl;lllVektTik
ilkOpli o fnioulidtelorit.-alirir4ln New
F 14 4 7 4.
ifigoiilirfttl . ,- 1 even : r i s t=o B W:
0000 1 * 1 0-1 1 0 -le * '-, - Bair
Ofninit=
Ortf. ifilitivatVof
all legitl'ittitibelipiiiiied4ruitliii:dotit4:ri.:
SheiliffidieniSeSlittatdfoit
sale on Saturday, Jan. 1604 1863, in.,the
Court.house, at Montrose, at 1 o'clock in
the afterationi•aa follows : •
A house and - lot in Susrehanna Depot.
Suit_of Henn+ 'Abel ngatnst Henry and
maria .f r a ior. _, f,
A tavern -itan4„Rear 'Jackson_ cornera..
Said of~Hnonalr Piyne againslC.,C:Payne.
4,10 t ,with house, and barnthereo,a t at
Susqu'a Depot. - . lobo .B. :Tones aiiinst
Wm. Smith.
A lot in Susq'n Depot having thereon
tAro,franted dufellinge, the PrePOO of L.
Arnold. • ' •
A farm in Franklin containing 68 acres,
mostly improved, with some fruit trees
thereon. Suit of Duninore against %V. A.
Smith. /
ei4l.ll:_the interest', bt Lore,' IltortOd in
stand 'Sid - ore:
E i mory. A farm of 50 acres. 36, ipvr,oved,
witli house thereon, inApplicono Suit of
Carinalt estate _ against Snakes Kennedy,
Those who, buy laud at, Sheriff's sale ,
must partash down therefor, unless a lien ,
creditor,_ entitled to the money.
The Sheriff' giv . Cs note , that thp rep
lar term of Court, •to continue two-weeks,
will cominence at Montrose on the:'third
Monday (18th day) ofJanuary, 1864.
An adjourned or veal! Court will also
be held for one we e k, 'ebnitneneinir on
the second Monday (1111 :day), °flan.
Applications for license to sell tiquoi
will bye beard-cin the 18th. Rbbert' bach
ol;Loami B. Hind% Jerome B. Very, and
Daniel lioff are advertised as intending to
apply for tavern license; and Geo. Hap. ,
craft to sell at wholesale.'
All the Auditors' node& are printed in
this paper, ,extept those of A. Chamber
linEst • fle•distributes the funds of Pe
ter Jac kson's estate on Saturday, Jan: tlr;
1864; the funds of Dennis Wheeler's es
tate, Jan. 7th; and the funds of W. W.
restate„ Jam .# l 4 l peagi l
.1
clock in the forebeeli.
Sabbath School ConTention. —The
Susquelnintia County Sabbath School' As
sociation will hold as second semi-annual
meeting at Montrose,
,On Wednesday ihe
6th day of January next, at, 10 o'clock a.
m., when all friend's of the cause through
out thi'ettiiiitry,'"itre earnertly`inlyited to
nuana-- - _ ncstrr, - Pres.
q.so.' P. Lrirtm, Rec. See. • •
- Farm to Renti.--A good farm of 130
acTesovith about. neFes improved, situ-
ate a -in en vei Lake !intim ship, , this cowl ty.; ,
'8 offered for-rent, one year or more. It
has thereon a good framed house, a barn
and horse stable, a good orchard, etc.,and
is well watered: An ei'eellent'dairy, 'or
grain farm. , For particulars enquire of
Edward Flanigtut, mlilver Lake, ore a
dress Lim the Mantrose Fost Ofl e _
--Thafriends of. Rev. T.
Cl i a=givalinf a Donation at his
ratidepee at'Elk Lake,• on 'the afternoon
and evening of Fridayfdannary Ist, 1864.
All are respeetfnlly invited.
th!etthural.—Thy annual meeting of
ford Agricultural Society will be
held at Harford Village on Monday even
ing, Jan. 11th, 1884. All members are
invited to attend. W. B. GtrliE, Sec.
IlleritntalEarly in the-yetti 1864; ..the
travelling agent of the Independent Re
publican, receiv . ed from Whir. M.' Oakley,
$1,50 to nay for this paper fir the year.
He afterwards called at our office on some
business, and refermd to it, inquiring if the.
money was received. Finding it was not,
he went to the Republican office to see if
he could find the agent, or money. The
editor: of that-eke : et ., rued t 0 _remexp her
diet •iluisgent; tfie dine Inetadnedithat
he had the money for as, and that he was
coming right np to hand is the money,
which be believed the agent did do ; but
agreed to inform Wit:1)111k. matte'rk
O. was at our'office not less than !dupe
ti m 4; • When Ihe: eeV•wai talked: bout,ti
and at his requesruovAttotertlie agent a
very respectful note, Tens inding him of the
matter, sending it to him sealed, ate
of his brother, H. H.; . to which we never
received , any reply. Fin4llY, last year,
Mr. 0. •proposed to pay the bill, es neither
of us seemed likely to get the money of
the agent. We then had a right to take
$2, as affearagets.---4at be summed - that
he had been troubled enough, witlodt, the
loss of another' half dollar ; we therefore
accepted' 81,50—making an entry od our
book,statiag the cirptostance. Whether
he "ever recovered his money, or agreed
to take,the Itepuhlican for it, we'are not
inferined. The agent recently informed
us that, he left the:money with brother
Horner," soon twills attention was called
to hisneglect; 'and in his card he states
that the delay, was, that of the person With
wbOnt.hileft the money. How that may
be, we cannot know; but we IcnoW that
after two years effort both ourself and
Mr. 0., (as he -informed us,) gave_ up
the hope of dulining . thelnoney out of the
agent or his suh.agent.,-. .-
A
few days-before,* printed dar.-eird,
a guptleman (whose name,, etc:, , we gave
the'agent and - dOriOt theiefore publish),
called at this efice ,aelki stated that the
agent came to hill hs:Awe Ork dat.e give n ),,
20414144_14w L ittriVioiitio fOr the. Rep.;
wlllolo':t l e;4ooino49'4o. B viprtbst whet
took any:tionnv.paper" it would be the
ineffectual
'Helga:v:44lle agent aaid v ,well,if you will
'not take tbe*Ptibli*iriltatellil'ilkati
colt, is
antgent - forbeth.-Thu man said
ho would WUlMetibtifor-tbe Distlolllll4T sir
motttln?„ to which tigtkile
would li'nd'itt 4.4044 05RP4,41 ; !- ( 604
pen. Blitlaattitikef.kettl4
the.agent-seifirui4jiher, which he heti
fifty reffieract*tel nith';:.as,„ we
litlWl.lo.l titleirifiesildlrSlarite73(
•'• • wtkitatect-that.ff.tWiwasittototrars
* 111*; - 4.1eoViiii . te
wortilitit:ttirarA r tjkat i ,:any bui himself was
trafre t lingo lecan. only e that;we are.
eißreet;zeto-identity. - L f et uttUriirode
that it. was,' 'Mother, afid
pleasure in exPlaning the fact:, . •
We have thest3ttement 9fattetbergen.:
tleman to thi'effeat that the iagein tinged
him to subscribe for tbePemolintlie cool'
ty,paper, and that he -questioned.:bim,
to•the name . oftb e sheet,,tilt he gtiVe* na
Independent Republican', Wheitte ordered
him teimOve on, quick, or he would whip
him-4g.ivingas:a reason .that be had Seen.
told the, agent often-induced men to take
"the Democratic paper," and then . send'a.
slifferent one,. and was not
, pleas4at, the
attempt Co play, a sharp, .game' With: 11%
Often have we 'heard that Democrats were
coaxed to give thiaman their name's, with
the belief he would ,send a Democratic
paper, or whereltiVaS.ablifeaellt, conceal
the politics of his sheet.;; but we, shouldq
have paid J:10 attention to 'general:43l4AM
had u 9 specifiestatemehts been made
Our readers cab now judge. whether we
had tqight ti) say that, Frazier is not our
agent.. But as _tjteretas been an efforrto
shift the respensibility, we _state respect
fully they've pertini - named 'Frazier has
authority as n g eStAwb - . - ,
—'/'9.the slang phrases . and libellous
epitheti used . by the agent, we make - no
reply... Had ho a cause that could stand
upon merit, he need not have resorted to
such words as he did; but, as he evidently
n ceded- bracingi-wotilow Jsitu , ;the•benefit
of hisliaoligtardisirt
—Many of the most, respectable West
ern papers arevery. 'earnest in their de
nunciations of the alleged blunder by Gen.
Hooker at Ringgold, where it is said that
some five humlfed of 'his , bast troops--
men from Illinois aria Ohio—were toot
ishlysacrificed.
. r
y r"
VO7leo Young or Old, Male or Female.—lf
you hattre. autredag from, a habit indulged In by the
yoUNtikiit - BOVlSW,S._whlchaitiaea so away &ler
nauglyundsrms,;erhichttntlut them for ruarriaar is
the grestort ovtl-71dch tart beta)) 111.01, or W
See tymptomstUnaeratedittAdvestisemeat.:*n . d If
you aro It - sneerer cut out the -advertiseinent,_ and send
for it at onee..pe ye undone:sus. Ask for IdelatoldN,
take another. Cares guaranteed. 'Bewarnoteounter
felts sad Lialtftions. - - notrlS 2m
IMrilleMolttlistireriel lON lauct Lduring lllthuteithas
a given
SATIErrACT the 14yemlt
has both I otrodneedlntotobis -United States.' .After bathe
tried bytililliiiinek!lt has been' proclaimed thepain des
troyer of lb° prortd. --Pain cannot be where the liniment
1. ap plied.. It usediur directed, ft cannot and never bas
failed in asingle instance.. jiartmids, coughs and iniin
enza. 'Lenin% tie - ben • ••
sue atm. issor and
den ancilmitittMe„; n Aiesidainsect stings.
&c. It tape ectlyinnoeenillo take interniThe. and can
iss given to the oldest p :non or youngest child: - Price
25 and 50 centaa 56 Cortland/Street. N.
York. Bold bY all ittarg„ /sta. - nor 01m
THE CONFESSIONS' AND EXPERIENCE OP AN,
rNvALID.-a, Pabliehedtot the benefit. awl as a scandug
and a mike) to.yonisxmen nto antrer from amens De.
bWty. prearatare decay otlianhoCA; etc:.-supitiyints at
the sometime. the gleans of self-cnre. By one who has
cured himself efterbelng pnl tcrgreet bajtu7 and ex
pense through Medteellumbffg and quackery.
By enclosing o poet-mid andreelseq :envelope; single
topics may betad or the anther. I •
• mil - HAD:IEL MAYFAIII,
tasy2Crlyto ti s z KBedford. Mum; Concanzi...M.,
zapRaSH . it -14/LO ,
az, 5 ZOE f r IALE.-7AL!C! r, GAB-
Suitable for Grapes. Peaches, Pears, Raspberries,
Strawberries, Blackberries, Currants. &c.. of 1,23 w. 5,
10 or 20 acres each, at the following prices for the pres
ent, viz : 53.scres for 8200, lu acres for $llO, 5 acres for
2,51 acres for sqo,l acre for $2O. Payable. by.one
dollar a week.
. .
Also, Food Cranberry land,. and village lots in Chet
wood, 2. by 100 Teet, at 'Meath., payable by one dollar a
week. The above Land and 'farms, are situated at Chet
wood, Washington township. Burlington clammy, ?few
Jersey. For farther . information. a Iv. with aP. Q.
stamp, fora cirdniir , to , B. FBARHLIF CLARE,
Feb. 3. '63.-13 , 2 , !o:90 Cedar Street, New York.
Cam' The Singer ;Awning Illaehistes.—Our
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we - UM-wide repiatatinn. It hi beyond doubt the beat and
cheapest and caostbeantitarof ift=ity Sewing Machines
yet offered to the public. No other Family Bowing Ma-
chine has so many useful appliances for Hemming,
Binding. Felling, Tucking, Gathering. Gnaging_, Braid
ing. Embroidering. Cording; rand CO forth . ' "No' ether
Family Sewing 'chleo has so meat capacity for a great
variety of work_ It will sew all kinds of cloth, and with
all kinds of thread. Gicat and recent Improvements
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can see, at a glance, how. to use the letter A Famil y
Seating„Machine. , ,OttrTamily Sewing , Machines ate
finished in ditaste andageleite style. ,
ThaFolding Case , of the Family Hnehide is a piece of
cunning workutenship of the mosinseful kind. It pro
tects therachine When not tante, and when about to
be operated maybe oPenedes a spacious and substaptial
tablet() sustaht the We*. 1. While some of the .Cases,
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It lkfast beviming asp:hailer for fa - rally ifeiving as 'ear
Mannfactnringmachineaarefor manufacturingpurpoies.
The Itranrh Offices are well supplied with silk, twist,
thread, needless. oil. fie., of the very best qn
Send for a Panvm.ar.
THE BLNGER MANVFACTURING COMPANY,
novl2) 438 Broadway, Now York. '
....W"Fhlladelphia Office. FlO Chestnut erect:. '
READ. WATROHS & FOSTER Agents in Montrose.
azolfirraoss BUSIEST • '
Meat. Abu. $llO c $1,501' 'Mau. bbl.
Bye. ... . Cornmeal.
Corn, ~ r I'oo , Dressed Ito.
...:.......:..62Backwbeat Butter..
Oats, (32 lbs.) • f15Q1,70
8ean5,...._....11% sa 1.75 Alp. tldox..
Patatoes.... ... ... e ,50 Wod, IR COld,
VZIf 47P141#
STAMP . 'TAX •
ON PROMISSORY NdrEs
ALL Notes not over $
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1.000 "
" 1,200 " 1,400
" 1.400 "_ 1.600
" 1.600 "1,800
Lena. , 4000
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for , ' . d Buckwitt;;;;-:
O a t s , - Buckwheat
Rye, Flour, r • Flax
Potatoes, - . BeesNitix,
BUTTER - Dried Apples
Poultry, Pelts, dce4 -- -
•Al .the 914,14,tand a :few. doors beitkir
Roy d 4- 8 - -c-cornr.-
MObtiotie' *Nov 2 -( POST.-
TIE FIRST ARRIVAL
i:I . ::1 111 4:14 1 QP-S ' t
ABS TO BE FOUND AT
JAM R. DEWITT'S!
,VLEGAIIT' assortment of Ladles' Dress Goods,
lalnes. Casbmerek Paris Crapes. altmool Plaids,
black araddloreoralpacfa;blact slikprintragingbaras,
Latleactothii.likeleLon andilakanantlikizta 3 . x #'
-DOMESTIC- S.
Ilrowa Vee*gray etrif
ped and dealatisllearidakaralas 4 1 .4041 13 4: all other
atilea i t ea 2 V 4l , 44 *
_
en s Wear.
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Particularatiegibia fircaile4tcl this dapartalent. Zlra
tine black Irreacla - clothgrabd ca/bimetal, attar blue ma
mincer's, fancy caaalacecetaientackyjean. abgapa•enu,
satinet, ad Tailors' Tc=lbgt; Hats and .ftoi 4 ete..
it'.
Battery, Roods anft tmeas; Ladles' Zocklet; 'Pemey
duo& and, Notions, inclaing elegubt• sad ctriste
style of LAdlas' Dress Combi, • t • :1
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pn:- brown, yellow and whlt4tlces_rotto,bo WY.
. AD. yaw BEST
coffee; Wee*, &gen snuff an tobacco, Birds'
ecd, mackerel, codfish, etc4ctc.
Ordokery l l Oil; Lamps, 'Glass eta.,
Crockery of all kinds. hardware and nails. coal, lamp,
and linseed oils. coal oil - lamps and fiztara, glass, sash,
paints, paliatiTuthes. :
BOOTS An SHOES.
Mena' Kip and heavy boots, boys and Yonth's Ide arid
heir: boots, children's copper toed shoes, misses mo
rocco shoes. Mies' pit= article walldnig shoes, ladies'
gal teni.sadmoroteo oe ladies`, Is:amoral shim% ladies
cat shoes.
Theaboro gouda are to_b&Soldat prices that.sidist4 l
ry everyone."
DAIRVIviEN.
I have constantly on hand a @undyed batter palls.. 'lgo
dune tim.l;o4 spa I =l lll far, britlar..llabtga gin fur sale
..... . 5 f.. ".
Produce taken in Rushing..
ffipnleoso,
FAMILY DYE COLORS.
Black.
Dark' Blue,
Light Blue,
French Blue,
Claret Brown,
Dark Brown,
Light Brown,
Snuff Brown,
Crimscrn,
Dark Drab,
Light Drab,
Dark Green,
Light Green,
For Dyeing Silk,' -cd.013061D4. Shawls,
Scarfs, Dresses,_ ,toves. Sonnets. Hats, Feathers, Sid Gl oves, 'Clothing, I
And all kinds of W'earing.APpater.,
isailkaa,f
For 25 cents yen can color as many goods as would
otherwise cost Ave times that slim. Vetious,shadesAan•
be produced Non the same Dye.- The proce ss is simple
and any one can use the Dye with perfect success.
Directions in English, French and German, nitride of
each package.
, For further information in Dying, and givinga perfect
knowltsige what colarsAre best Adapted to dye over oth
ers. (with,- many valnable recipesj purchaseDowe di
Ste p hen' Treatise on Dyeing sad-Coloring.: Sent by
malt on recelptofprices-:10 cents. •
ansfaetared by • ~• HOWE st'STEPtUriCS. •
260 Broatiwni,Dailtmr.
For salts by Diuggiets and Dealers
Oct. 8, 1868. Am
"Pi:FAMOUS BARBEL"
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_o ilio..tamo.etWir. ~ - ~ -••
. 7 ' FAtloli3 tber, Me of u .- ; . ;. .--,
t.,.. 1 Latta!' tknovr.st'apt rtosinv, 'i.. : ..21 .„.t.
'Now It'd. . Terbell's Hotel:
1. • Pisa tae shaving sad shasupOoltig t - ~ - :
Find um cutting hair to MI LIM. .- . . .
.!. .. Yiud =ready ut your service: .; i
At your service, CHARLEY MORRIS:.
Montrose, 00 1 45. 186& - . tf -
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EXEMPTION OFFICE .
: OVER THE POST-OFFICE ,
macorawriOsszt 4 ,loNesuzvii.
InIBIE undersigned having Imola ria b getnents to fe
jt. =resumption, from the , Draft,to those- entitled.
and basingprocured from theca!** *fibs Proved-Vit.-
shal at Scranton the `requisitiikrma bad litstrustibne.
will weed to that business at We office In Montrose dn.
ring the chnUnttance of the draft. Office hours from ti
o'clock, a. m. to 10 o'clock, P. m. Those desirous of a.
=mpg themselves Only wilco,. will prelims thew
aelyee at tarefho hainWlelelyonseceiring notiee that
they are - drafted, and I 'assure them that in so doing
they will find itto,:their adanillSO. r r. 4
The persons firtishotrtviropose to' aet, aid who are
entWedto exemption ll "Iteles Wawa./ ;\
151:Steh - person dra f ted whnis th e miifiOn of Veld
ow or of agedor Indemparentousrents.
2d. One of Afttsitosistf Iteittiandrm when.
there% Rwil guinea! "^:!: 1 a.. fr.'"•
Ed,. :.tieszoti.brinsht:the otlymezm. ofathod or
children, under p Ipareof * go . dopandeak "A:10 labor
for u . _, • I. •
4th. Each nersonoriember of a family. where there
anstientddilliters dattesamsteddivareadY Atte _
(lacy service .at the United States.
atallattilpersonwhiiis the fathireormotheileis
dren under 13 years of 'ge l dePee i dent ,on his labor for
suport.
eth. Each pert= "under 20 rem of. age, "itm
years" of ogrountrznartio.s: .dr ota s t,er "o f
tpol
318 4: :Atteinlertuneaturalleitaforeigifeis; 1,
121,"Where there are two or more senglif.Mikaged4,
Induct parent. and the parcat dindre,a to alect.Mbichshal
pe ezem_ptOtteitieetkui intuit hop*?' Amor!
or It wilt sotucinitifiaeit• r ,
There Amway other mattes powitibling to *lam
'ea Ar hi c t r are to : thet
Cued, and oterktalt therwlllba Informixl upon prctscav ,
tag edmielval
. •. • pfd.Zotowilor.O.Lai;
Zdoateddnaii,:-,1=1;7 1 1 ,'!"-. 74.;
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4" , .:1 4 717:31 7 ;7. - ..
a WM. 11..0011 . .ER
Thomptim'.9'"Mltick StarftLitikOf
. . Liver,joiglackeitoi.,l
NS y 1 :0 1112 E0 Oendl'oitheir friends to Rot OM
• cotiatry. caaparaat se/ paeitago Or.kets.by they SUMO '
lino froza the 'lnheritors. „ -
Also, Drafts oa Ireland for sale In sums to stalt:
- WU: FL COOPER & CO.. Rathrial.
Montrose, July 17, 1863. tt
Examining Surgeol2l- ,,,,
! mg sibtertber luiviagbaim!apipiolnfoil by: Rio CatEii
taistlaria.7 a/Pensions, a xmowei...iritairetia SS'
large - toexamine and glvo cortaficates to all' entitled ail,
Peastom, milattend to , allapplitatlons - th at •mly:bir • ••
pmeated :o blza, at Rootroac,_Pa... ,Rootda at. 7.; 8. Tar,
• • PdPIII9L. •
-2 4 4 114 1- 01 1 f1 4PrO 431 , 180/2„m-0 „ • .
iNf EST WM lliti
XLMIR eacktetre dellbetatlinrabont on Patina, sal
Financial acalra , creluccovosaa to,tha-noncitupal,
that another " •
WILL SOON BE WON!
tortbelollowing good reasons; First , velars albiad
a oxdoadLi Stock of - .
Winter Shivr4,
'.
Silk
.and
Q ' l
oth Clot*,
Deals4l' - "iLadiei'Cith. tlwas te ci
vel,is.like.,Boo t azines.wh
• , A: \ . easTieash, ' W e'. ' lc ' • .• ..
•.. „
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is every variety of dila. apr,Auld price, trona web
upwards.
a. a Dmirrr
Doi psfic. Prints,
Mroon.geuta.
'`range,
from II cents i3pwards. - BffEETINGi at .daitat
price. ZEDTICKING, BTRIPEA, and
• DPNLitZ from 'Otis uptrarda.
failriPlawiele of all eolora.and _
le.
it Purple,
on,
let,
MILLINERY .GOODS,
We flatter muscly= that we are compete: with aim
firm thie - elde of New York, hi prices, style" ocquallty.,
For all of the above we whit the public to draw on an alt
4CM.C. aIIaIECLPJ ar
- • •
Furnishing Goods
which we iwothe sole mazadacturent. •
We would . say to those in want of such, that we Ota,
sultenypne, no matter bow particular the pnrebanal.
We can MrWahon,tlnkabortert and the moat • =
'REASONABLE TERMS '
t snit Of eiontwhith ix* be used ibt getting marbill.4
tseei 'W
Btaternnt Regiment. e guaranty a good git
t well-made tatlcle, tutting a _
. . . .
Illaiitd'adory at 24, -. • My. Street, 41. 14 ,
~ .
r l i t , c4idio. imieadteantigeinver th e pltjoiity . 1 , 11 ti t,:
• • . ,
We ollpartfcalar ottontion!to those orb* -
solves Inotralti %with no townie ind_Niy uti i so wo WWI •
the Maas to awry on our bnalnenea ;We era 'ne
k) Og CfP / !4 ,e Ad be 44 eT f athe 83 3 132 8 ,
6 •5/40 . Settlements make good/rim:6.n , '
trttb.- • s '!"."
Rbienbaam Clix
MOX TROSE, Dec. Ed :ISS& : ; ;
A BIGIORAPir CONING t,
•-
SHOULDER A.RMS
Spates to:: the Front I- •
81i110411ASTSI4 Town Cousern, VOL
• The toljessing resolution was unanimously adopted:).
IiDESOLVED, That the ownere or occupants -
lots Situate On any public street within the%^
of Montrose shall be and is hereby required. to heap
,aide l walk oppasitis thereto dented from' snow, arid .
'otscof denten in so defer for Si hoar, the Sir. et Claw
eallotenere, or either pt them, is,ttereby tintheriled Sad
reunited to clear the snow from Said 'walk and clump
the enemies &fano( lo.trat toter lots or mild owners CI
occupants, and,render an account thereof to the Sorel'
and which amounts , shall be !Sheeted by the liorenebor
said owners 'Or tiCentrinis t lbefore to Jostle* 01.11111 r.
peace of Siisquelanns county, as debts - of like smuts' "
are by law recoverable: • - Abdrarttter,lt sbrat be tbillatr -
°Ube Street Centralisstantrittokeep clear:Ms maw in
)such, publicwaltwout do not run Dr. private' 111111;111:14
charge the espluiser thereof lathe Borough:.:
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