00173,7 1 0 1 - 4:7• 26
•
soldiers' Ahtilkselety. _
A Fair and Supper be even for the
benefit-of ifietildlerttottlir. Hitch's Ho
tellilonPra)l4,,, tett,. 21/th,, afternoon_ .and.
e venitigt -, woora4pen,tit4
Supper frota,4lto r 9 p. m. The
ladies are still happy to reeetve donations
of any saleable articles. Does not the
cause merit ageneralfatronagc.
order of the Society. .
lliaucas BALDWIN, Soe'y.
out Quota - on Nett Waft:
The quota oci t he, District is 4,305 ; of
this County, 507,,p1us 50 per cent. if not
filled brvoluineerabdiiie the draft, which
is ordered to be made on , the 10th March.
Hereunder aie - toWn quotas :"
Towns. L. :Quo/cr. - 5, Towns. Quota:
Auburn, .31 ,Harmony, , 0
74ickson; 16
Ararat, tiessnp 12
22
13tidge.water,....19Liberty, 15
, . . . 14,Lathrnp, 11
Choconut, ... 7 ; Lit tle Mead o ws,.. 3
Dimock, .20';Montrose, 17
Dundaff, 21liddletown, 3
Forest Lake,....2oNew —l7
Franklin 14,W. Milford Boro,. 6
Fsiendsville, 1 eicesitPaldand, 13
Gibson l 23{Rush, • 24
Great Bend, 18Susglea Depot,... 53
Gt. Bend Boro,..l3;Springville 23
Harfont;'........l9lB:lver - Lake, 12
13
Supper to Cortiptuty D.
On Tuesday evenino• last, an Oyster
Supper was:given to Co. D, both P.V.V.,
at the Keystone Lintel, by cot. C. M.
Gera.. Notwithstanding the storm, there
was a good attendattee, and when supper
was announced, the tables in the eat
ing hall, were filled by meinbers of the
company andfrienda. After oysters, &c.
were disposed of calls were made upon
Capt. Ditneek and a number of others for
epeeeben,but these_ seemed to he a - general
desire to pass the evening socially rather
than in spenil -Making, and the responses
were mostly witticisms, apologies and
toasts.
After the everting had-been pleasantly
passed in social converse, the guests sep
arated, mutually satisfied with each other,
their host, and the occasion.
'Another Snpper was given to the Co., at
Searle!_s; . on Saturday evening last, by L.
Rosenbaum, and rumor has it that it is
not to be the.last. Verily the veterans
will have cause to long remember their
furlough. .
' A:,. - short, safe, and successful Sojourn, to
theisa i this time, down, south.
Democratic Committee
The Dement - tie County Committee
will meet' at the Keystone -lintel, in Mont
rose, on Saturday, - - Feb. 27th; 1864; at /
o'clock in the - afternoon, -to-select'- Date
gates to the Democratic State Conven
tion, which asserribles at Philadelphia on
the 24th of March, .next, and to consider
such otheilttsittelais May be presented.
full attendance &desired. .
WATCH, Chairnian.
Hereunder are 4e cues of the' mem
bers of theSiComuitteaz
Ilrstritt. MD* It 0. Address.
Apolacon : Friendsville.
Auburn :E. J. MoArry, fiterlingville.
Ararat : L. cwarpenter,
Bridgewater: Beebe, Illontrose.
Breoldyn : D. J.
lifford : -John Bolton, -
Choeonnt : Jacob Irnrible.
Dimock : J iL. ligrallane.
Dandafiz IL s;Plainney..
Friendvtle it'Thonlas Q. Flynn.
Frankll F. A.Smith, Upsonville.
Forest Lake : j.:l3ratlttkaw, Bircbard vine.
Gibson: E. E.:Guild.'
Greit, , BeniE: a:M.ll*pm
cheat Bend Imo= N. S„ Grigg!.
SAIL Myers, Item& Centro.
illarruntlY.; W. Austin, Lanesboro.
MOROI: -.T. O. Tingley.
ab Fairdale.
Jackson:: Alson. Ellsworth.
Little Meatinirs : ;Lillis Dowd.
Lencse.:44Mphrey Malty,
likaihrnp: E .; 8..
Liberty - : ,S. Whited, - , '
ISOddletorkr.:S. Taggart, JacksonYalley.
Nontrose v.Wm. B. Hatch.
Neir Milferd; William Matthews.
New Milfor&boro H.dearrett.
Oakland.:: JAIL Tillaian, • SusceaVepot.
Rush: James Legan.
Silver Like't,iiir4ipti Ward.
L B,'Lithrop.
Sasq'n Depot RowleY. :
Themsairl Mallory Spencer.
Where no postai:rice is named, it is the
mine as.the narne-of the
Tolnuthla ,
The -town . ifections occurred on Friday
last; and re - porta but frtShilibout
one thirdlif the towns; -'and they are ant
is Dimockrand Harford
laveteen, gained 11 the Right, midi fair
-Bridgewater divided.
' jtroni 4 ie..:l3 - cleoi;'S. - Langdoni Con.
.stable;fleo. H.. Leal; Auditor,. tr.-Chand
ler; Poor' Overieeni, :Wm. Boyd, P.Hinde;
/2 3 441,9 3 1ecti0 i i* 70; Strasser sewarester;'lesilliwiey.
' • Jirritistetkiiet . ,,.lo. 'Whet ;Con.:
stable, O.B. I:l4rrpar t ~snperAsor, Rtch'd,
:MT: Austin; - School
„WI*” Watrotis;
Judge`of g1e4404i,c; Stark;lnsPegtorst
Lyman StieiCeniVlL
avanfiC4k, *OA
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DellatkOr::
The *le* efßev.
iii `Jeialii him Denetim . rViliit at, the
rilepey,"billeiVAM.L44s
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eiehmg,.Feh. 24, ABBE;.: AU
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ale itettnartolly *Awing will
be. held ratlitantrowea•the . 27th &• 28th
inst. ~ Preaching Satnrday at 2, and Sun
ditti it 49.31:" 1, • • •'. ' • i'J '.,.,
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Local - Legislation: .- - , `;z--- ' .- ---. '•
t 4, Petitions have been'' . presented to. ',the
Legidsturg'askidg fur legislation . : to the
following effect:: . • : -•-• :, , ' •
To authorize the payment.of bounties
to voltinteers for the county. :To allow
the supervisors . of Dimock township ,to
levy a tax to pay a volanteer bounty;:and
toprevent the destruction of fish in Lath
! rop's Lakes, in.that town. ,• • •
or ai 4.—.-
Personal items.
The Inzerne Union of last 'week Ipiyi
We have just learned,, nsour paper goes,'
to press, that.lion. E. B. Chase,: District'
Attorney. of this 'county,-,breathed his lest'
on Monday . night: Mr. C. was a man, : . of
tine attainments, andlis death is ii public
loss.
The man was in' town- last week who
voted for Curtin to save a draft. Be is
inclined to think this 'land humbug is
rather expleding.,
r
A.B. C.,•' •• Ceptedfor'next week.'
Valuable ffiiliiug En terprise.., ,
We have' i•e"e`eivett 'a copy of the Chief
Engineer's- h!lteport t na the Property of
the Montegutna Copper l‘init , igCoMpany,
a Santa NOW' - ' i fhe eilat
ence of rich inines * ! in that region was
known to the : abbrigines long 'befOre the
arrival of the Spanish conquerors,and fee
ble cfforta liave7beeatttade:at d i eren t:pe,
nods to work the mines; but not until
1840 was any. considerable success attain
ed. In 1801 the LegiSlative AsSembly of
New Mexico incorporated this Compapy,
which is making preparations for a more
energetic
. effort to develope the untold
treasures,of this region. The ore at sev
erai'mhies is abundint, and 'contains about
70ver cent of :metal ;, and .*bile - gold is
by no means rare, silVer, iron, coal and
lead are frequently found. Timber of va
ried and valued kiud4 abound upon the
Company lands ; so that the working of
the mines must provean immense source
•of wealth to the Company.
The Montezuma's estates in the Terri
tory are chiefly 10 - catect inManzana,Organ,
Gaudalupe, Sacramento, Capital' Placito
and San e gignel mountains on the east,
and the Jentez Chatni land Sierra Ladione
mountains on the west of the Rio Grande,
together with the Membres tract on the
Rio Membres, in the Copper Mine Apache
country.,
Some of the Directors of this Company
are well knOwn to oar readers. They are:
Ephraim Marsh, Benjamin O. Clarke, Jo
seph H. Scranton, John J. Flanagan, C.
W. Keiser, Thomas Dickson, Seldon T.
Scranton, M. C. Tyler, of Montrose, and
Walter E. Lawton.
We:. understand, that 4our townsman,
companies i,i Colorado . ,
in. cOnnettien with the., present Governor,
Evaus, - and etherti of That Territory' Mid
New Mil City.7:Jle.ii also agent'for the
sale of the treasury stock, itc. in two
companies the' Eagle and • the Hope—
both owning and about -to open mines for
the development tn,the''world of tile pre
! cions hidden treasures.
With the settlenient of our national
trot_tUles;and the opining of the great Pa
cific Railway 'and !•orteciing roads, un
tOld fortunes :must. bp.realized front this
new eldora4 (for many of the mines
with imperfect working : pay a largo pro
fit,) and onr people , will be gratified to
know that a cuizen of our comity—a self
made, energetic, and' luccessful business
man, is largely interested, and cannot fail
to realize a handsome return for his in
vestments. •
Dundaff.
For the Democrat.
Gov. Glutln and the War.
Fitting) Graturso.w :—I received a pa
per last week, 'containing the, Governor's
Message, marked " Geo. H. Wells, 11. R."
If you think the following Fernarks are
worthy a .place your paper; please in
sert them, and send a copy of your paper
to Mr. ells;
Harford
What has become of. our patriotio,sol
diersifllend" that we heard of before dee ,
lion ? Then his zeal and efforts 'to better
the condition of the soldier was untiring,
and his work never to be remitted. It ap
pears to me that. the . Governor of 1864 is
not theimme prison. He cannot do as some
of the Democratic governors in our sister
states are doing; give such beenties as
will induce the,filling . Our quotas by vol
unteeritv, on account of doing injustice
to some of the counties that [info adopt
ed the large botinty spitem.- Ile admires
the dctotionpflhe people of Pennsylvan
ia in -
sustaining. the.-government in the
Waingainsfitiefebellioh; yet has not the
moral; courage tOecotnmend to the Leg:
islatniO,the, system; ' - of'llarge -bounties to'
Secure soceess,''esking a tax upon :all prop- .
within: the State, *hereby, the bouo
ty shall be paidf giving each county cred
it far-illzmonieWpaidlor enlistments here
tofore. 14114:patrtotism ekes itself out in
lroiboiloeflig. POe 'against the 4 1 V.s ,
enlisting.ill: othtr:Statos, and his 'supie- -
n
tteiti d epiction that; will tell;
hea74-13lion Pennsylvania when - the time
- win es .thatgherd[queta- Mid.: be Elled,:for;
enr boys arn.ttinost *His' " ( 1 1 ,kninX!0'
scores to 411 thelt*lii other :States.—
The.ooo%ni beivirr *it ?Vela*,
of melt- who, tan t afferd-its butioniwitiler
theneandsl'of ;pneeeise4t 4 -443 4":
means who have no sons, or' nice eieltppt .
age. have . ' al yet
tribntions.7=7:Le -our, X4egieing o q 4 !!-‘ lll l°
thly_niatter, anti try if the.:"!t4okotitois of
the people" wiiijnotAuStsjo them in artat ,
tempt; to put down therchellioabyo4l%
large bounties ;wherein "eier - yr person - In.
the thail bears phere according.} to
blB or her 3:ln 132irkSiiii
~ , , •BiriflardrilkiFe4, 1864. -
• 1.1• A". q -.-
.The Aout
milL4Yrbtli j `t •
Contents, bf
' :Las - z; fl"El,r4l
Legal Notices: • •
.The'ghbilfridVertifee forlthie alarm of
150 acres, wiih nitnnid in
Franklin.. Snik.(0)1113,01 . 0 park.-
. Letters teslamefitury Olikkesfake - of S.
F,.Canntilt, ; late.Of Apuraquti, ',axe been
granted to.the executor, Jas. E. tintuilt,-
of tlhoconut. . ,
A. Chamberlin. auditcir t will distribute
thelands. arising from. the4aale , ofthe land
of (1: C. Paynt , , at his Office ht 'Montrose;
on;Friday,rlfarch 15t1),. at 1 o'CloOk.":Alsor
the funds of the estate"Of Chamker--
lin forenOon of sameday:
An administrator's sale of the faim late
of W. N. Williams, situate in ilaiford,
containing 130 acres, with 90 improved,
J t he:ptainiso; ap'pst
day, *. Maich 9th,; tl. o'clock.
• Administrator's sale of :a farm WO of
Af: ;Sweet, situate in lEfurthrd, con
taining 01 „acres, 35 improved, will be
held on the premises on Thursday, March
17th, at 1' o'clock.
See administrator's sale in this paper.
Letteisiestairtoiltary t 0,,, the '.estate o
Henry-TildetiOate , of Forest have
been granted to the executors, Maria 11.
and W. C.Tilden..
11 a executor's sale of honse and lot,with
shoe shop; the eState of B. W. Barber,
Situate in Jessup, will he held on the prem
ises' on March 17th, at, one o'clock.
Letters'teStatnentikry . :to the estate of
Richard -,Bix by, late . of Rush, have been
granted to the executor, L. C. Tupper of
Jessup.
Letters of ndtninistration upon the es
tate of Isaac Porter, late of Springville,
have been.granted 'fo the executers P.
11. Porter, and Charles Avery of -.dont
rose.
Letters of administration upon the es
tate of James Giddings, late of Herrick,
have been granted to the, executors, Spun
cer Watious; and . John B. and Walter
Lynn of Herrick.'
Letters of administration upon the es
tate of Arunah Tiffanv, late of Gibson,
have been granted to the executors, Fred
erick Lines, of Franklin, and Clarissa Tif
fany, of Gibson.
Letters of administration upon the es
t ate' ot tzt vt;'ard Cl:Decker, late of Clifford,
have been , granted Mary Decker and
Charles D. Wilson; of Clifford.
Letters.of administrtion to the estate
of Andrew Magavern, late of Rush, have
been granted to the executors, John Mar--
ray and Michael McManus.
Letters testamentary to the estate of
Berry Wellinat late of R. Milford, have
been grantect ! to Elliot Aldrich.
Local lutallgenco.
We will bo thankful to persons through
. 11111MITTITrrni7 "
to all-occnirencesof hied orgeneral inter
est. If any think they Cantiot, write for
public. eye,: just et 'Mein . send us the . facts;
as brief as convenient; in their own style,
and • the'print era can 'arrange the wording
if necessary. lilarriages; Deaths; and other
Incidents and Accidents, Fires, Crimes,
etc., etc., arc note=worthy matters. Our
friends will render ‘ a double favor by send
items of interest—snot forgetting to Aive
us their names , prvately, if preferred, as
evidence of 'good and guard against
imposition.
Sewing Illachinet, 1
.4 V() ss:—Those
wishing to purchaie-tilirst-rate Sewing
Machine ofthe Wadi:it/SI - Gibbs; or of the
Finkle'& Lyon patent, ba t ii hear heertd
buy one direct from either manufacturer,
warranted as usual, ato discount of 10 or
12 per cent. from their regular prices,
witikrealsonalide credit on half the amount,
by Calling upotior addreising the editor
of this paper.
Turnpike: rirotiew—The ,SOckbOtivrs
of the Lenox & Harmony 17nrnpike Road
Company ,heretw give notice to.thc,Super
visors and citizens of_zthe - .tots nslips of
Harmony and Oakland, that not halsing
taken toll during the past year • OQ that
Tie - pion of - their. road running frnin Lanes
bore' to'Oe y Way House—a- distance of
one Mile--they have.now abandimed said
portion of the road, and wilt•not be res
tonsible for any damages from accidents
on the road 4:pr bridge, that may uffur in
future. Hy order of the Board;
, Runats 11Aama,Preet.
_
Joint Smn.zy, Treas.
T. W. TINGLEY, Sec7y.
Gibson, Jan. 30;1864.
- To Appreniice.—Thoi i . :Aereers-of the
Poor. of Montrose.desiro, to tind afiappren:
tieith three children ; one g_irj of 12yeaYs;
one of ft, 'and a boy of 3. Ar•
%V. Sfirrii and C. N. Szinniizn.
IMONTROSE;XII
'neat.o,bn. , $1,1(4) fi,e4l O
Moor. M. 466 to,oa
Rye. , Corn znent.V cal. 2
Corn ;. Dreeso4 s . $ M.. 64'4.01
C. Baler ".0 =3
Oats;l39 " regtO Lard,. 12X
Beate SIM ®§,oo Eage V doz.. .. a. .15 Id
P;4!* 211 .. ..... .A. 44 ©_ioo. , W - 0011. .cord..
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'irelitt.:4-Ntry.ttrptfricirDtgettirartfitold'
at .thio taffiasi -at moderate pricqa.
jtglir."Eha,w,isigeir Aloving; IffaOlortee.Oar
LE,TTEIt tiewbt ,liaehinaf last gaining a
worldttride ieptitattan. -itis beyond doubtyhe bogged
cheaPeat end tacist•healitlfal of Fan:o4'U d'svieS/ 1 3chitiew
yet Offered td the pnkdiairsNO. other FdralLittiottlagido=
ettine.has .so.rminy useful applianideffor /lemming.
MMUS. Felling.'rucking,tattierbigi Vitteging,:itraid•
ing;Mmerolderrng; 'Cording, nod so TOM .Ifo.other
Fairtaftaiwinghlachinohnsiotinettleapecitlfer Peat
variety of work.- will wean kinctsefelothietel,Wittt
all sads of thread GiOat. and .recent•LasproVeratmts.
make our Family Sowing Machine Most rokablet.,..most•
durable:end' ittoSt - certhin in actitnistalllatcaetsPeed.
It inakeatke Interlocked stitch, which leiliebeststitch
knoWn. Any one, even Of the most ordinary- tapselm
can see, at a. glance, 'how to•list:Jim - letter A Famßy
Sewing Machine., ,Par Family, Sea lug - Machines are
tinlshed in chaste and enplane style. • • ' '
• The Folding Cade, of the linehlrie is IS piece of
cunning workuteathip of The moat nacre' kind. • It pro
tects the machinxwben not Woe, and when aunt to '
be opetuteatnay bet:TO:Lod rta spaclotis andtnibstantial
tablet° sustain the work. While some' of the. Cases ;
Made otuto nho choicest aria 'simplest woods are finished.
irtibe Simplest audobastest mannerpoesible, °theta are.
adorned and enthellbihed in the most costly awksiveo,
manner.
It is etiolate!) , tiecesehille see the Family' Machine
in operation, mu to Judge - of its great capacity and •
beauty: .r: c!
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is Apt beco2,thgt4Popaortamily mingis
numucteturingntichipqrarjutpmannfacturipourpossc
The Brauth Oftlees•are well supplied•withslik:
thread. nealess, 011, 1 1tx-, of - the:very best (In 31tr.
Send fore Paxertmsr. -
THE SIEUEIt MADTATFACTIIEII4O.COMPAin c
nov1:11 • 4543 'Broadway, New Yorki"
09 - Fhlhelelplifs Oillce;010 Chestnut sreej. •
BEAD. WATBOUtt.t FOSTRII Agents in Montrose.'
•
fr'SPKTobialerVetietinnlELorse Liniment,
In Pint Bottles at ss) ct,s..for :the cure - of lameness,
scratches, wind galls, sprains, broises,splints, cats,colie
slipping stifle. over heating, sore throat, nail in the foot
etc. It is warranted , hetter.andcheaper-,than any other
article offered to the Then - Sandifer aninuils hay
beatenred of Abe colic , and over-beating by thief:Lini
ment ; and hundreds thatxere crippled and lame :have
been restored to their termer vigor. It is used, by all the
ilistthorsemen throtighont 'the - States. Orders are cons.
tautly received from the Racing Stables of Eti,glard for
fresh supplies of this in valuable article . Over 2, 5 00 tes
timonials have been received. Vi'Remember that 50
cents laid out in time may save the life of your horse.
For sale byall Drum:rats, Office 56 Courtlandt'street,
liewrYork. • • - • (Licht°
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TIIE CONFESSIONS AND EMPERTENCE OF AN
INVALlD:—Published for that anent,. and as a warning
and a caution toyoatig pied who suffer front nervous De
billty, premature decay of IdAnhood,' ete.:: I supplying at
the same time, the means of self cure. Dr one who ha.
cured himself after being put to ',great injury and ex
pense through. Medieal humbug and quackery.
By enclosing a post-paid addressed envelope, single
cop es may be had of the author.
NATBANIEL MAYFAIR, 'Esq..
may 2.11-Iylc . Bedford. Binge County, N. -Y.
tV — Take no more unpleasant or unsafe
medicines. For unpleasant and dangerous diseases
use lIELMBOLD'S RETRACT BUCHU, which has reed
the endorsement of the most prominent Physicians in
the United States. It is now offered to afflicted human
ity as a sure core for the following diseases and symp
toms originating from diseases and abuse of the Urinary.
or Sexual Organs:
Hentat and`PAytieal Depression, lmbediUy, Determin
ation of the blood to the Mad, Confused Ideas Hysteria.
General irritability. Destkssness and Sleepleseness at
Night. Abgenee of Haseular Efficiency, Loss of Appetite,
Enveciation, Low Spirits, Disorganization or Paralysis of
the Organs of Generation., Palpitation " ti the Heart,
• And, in fact. all the concomitants oa Nervous and
Debilitated state of she system. To [lmre the genuine,
cut this out, ask for lIELMBOLD'S, take no other, cures
guaranteed. See advertisement in nuother:eolumn.
7/X.B...IFL3FiLX.B..GOEIIBI.
In Rnsh, Feb. 16th, by Eld. H. H. Gray,
Mr. EDWARD C. SHOEMAKER, of Nichols,
Tioga co. N. Y., and Miss MARY DEW
-
ERs, of Rush.
3ZA1ELE96 1 1 1 .33/5.
In Clifford, on the oth of January, of
spotted fever, Jon:, son of Adam and Ly
dia Wells, Aged 18 years and 2 days.
MITC - 11 - .
ver — oti the:loM ofJa - anary . , AbA3I :WELLS;
-aged. 48 yeari, 8 Months aid
.1 day. -
In the satue,place, and:of the same fe
ver, on the - 21st cif ;.Tanuary, WILLTA3
JASPgU, youngesiiion - of Adamfind Lydia.
Wells,) aged 13 years, a mouths.mt 27'
days.
- " Therefore be ye.._also ready, for in
such an hour as ye tbink, not the Son of
Man cometh,7
In Friendsville, Jun 9t14:11Irs:. I4.cur•.t.
JANE JAcksoikr, wife of Oyrns B. Judson;
aged 47 years and 9 mOtithi.
::Once more the,dreaded messenger,
Calls hOme..3.Mother-dear 1.
Once mare a faMilY left to mourn
For one so very near.
Death laid his icy fingers
Upon'her pallid brow!
And' called 'her- hence to realms above,
Where she is happier now.
But one short week she lingered
On sickness' glonzify bbl ;
Then in' the grave we laid her 1
Among the silent dead.
Mourning friends and weeping children;
• Tho' his - trio - Ss ycin -d - eetily feel ,; •
Place your trust in One who's pple
,Aifyour wounds and griefs to. heal. „-
,
In-
"rose, - on the 17th inst., Dit
EMILY .1). Tetr,Esnstt; need' 48 years. -Ind
11 months.
Sheriff'ss - Balta
BT virtue of pwrit issuedbv the Court of Common
Pleas of Susqttettitnit Comity.,aiad tome directed, I
will expose to üblit vendue, at the - Court-house
in Montrose, on Saturday, March 1.211. at 1 o'clo, p.zia
the following described piece or parcel of land situate, hi
the township of Franklin, *gay of Susquehanna, and
state of Pennsylvania, bounded and desclibed as fol
lows, to wit;_ On the. north by undo of George, Park
and J. P, Tinsley, Oa the cast by lands 0f...2 - -Al'lngley
and Charles. arner,- on the.sonth brlands.ot David
Marsh and Noble T. Buck, and on the west by a public
road ; containinglsoacres. more or Ices, one bouse.one.
barn.sheds. two orchards, and about 100acrea improved..
[Taken at the snit of Danmoro va. Nehemiah Park:
DAVID SUMMERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Ofacei Montrose, Feb-15, 1664. ,• ' •
ADMINISTRATRIF SALE.
NOT= is hereby given that in pursuance of an or.
der of the QrPhan'O Court of , ,atusmiettanna County
to me directed, ruin expose to kale by veadtte at tho
COartottetistOnlgontroac, "
On" 'So titrdoii' larch - 10th; ]864;° `
at I o'clock:VAL, the follotringdescribed'plece or par
cel of band, late the cabal: ocgolt:C;Langhlin dee'd, to
1 that certnin,plece - or f pit reel of laid,l;ln .
andbeing in the borough Of Eustieehannit Depot, in the
Conn ,tyof Busquebanneatad Stateof . Peunsylvaola, end
knows and described as beinglot op the same is
laid detkundclesignatedon a map of parrot the village,
of ilitiquebanna, MadeltocilrditiOn Survey by William
Wentz. and recorded in the oilicelcir recording Deeds n
said County, biDeed Dook N0; , 21, Togo OA ttalng the
!aunt cenveyed O'Laughlin by the r Bidrie
Hafted Co. &did AnOtltb • t _ll/63.ntidtecOrded
in thei idlee - aroresaldlti Deed oft NO: lik'POgotto —
Also, airtiaisitairipindinitatiitkili Or WA Mutated la.
the township %oniony, County rind Mato aforesaid,
bandanna d bed MP On_th - Met.
the land of Silas Mclftine, 'on tlid North' br t he 74' V.
EtleltalletrApn. tho' .04. t by, Chelan& otapbratut - A;;
Barton, endd on the Sontbbto the Susquehanna river, con.
telnreg *bout three alterisnoro or foe. It beingtito same
tract conveyed to John O'Langhlin tryllmarct
by Tlced Ottld'itptllJ2lbtif/Wttr.o. Book
the
balancerit IC O on final' coFlZlME,4in crotatton errtbn tkolAst 41 1, 910 '...it
ntt
Cvto year thcrtattr; With .
=7' l .* MART fa s tAhrollit7trort - %,rt;
ettierrenteria Oepot, Feb.llo, leo. , - • •
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zrogiTeMemw , PritiC tV,426,3EMA
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TO XELTAttri --- '
s TRADt - Btrea:NESS - tbrlB64 ,
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VTEN 3
TION':ALL
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Timm
COMPLiVECODOVIR.C;PAS333
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goodits,l4 , ani,l-sie-detoßnined from, ihis date to' do NO 1 5i0R.... 'CREDIT
BUSINESS; and Ittrther etas* that bey are et} Ace itons of settling up with their 1.)1d friends and mutative:-
wouldsidirMe tkilm WV:a_ east andpay up their old accounts. eitEei o earl' t•t!ettle by pute. 'CU
we have to nay me everytning we b and cash we malt hare If ore sell any (. odd hereafter. Arli feel vv ri deb.
; t ate a b ou t I n igi it in g this areas p er pg ffutuy etkotomers of =snip. feel touched about being ;Mused a credit.; .
brit uovertheless.theZnlelligairtml see dt once tbat the Unica beiv chaage4. ate With it the bugnees. Therefore
we would ask our old Madan/anima Mends La tette/Alio mike duo allowance to the above-stated reasoriv
-We also advise 4111 who . desira to bnY' GOODS CHEAP: -E9lt,,o4CSii to calf arid,
examlnovidoride oarStoeir. "ditch lattrapletoln aU 'meatier": and ‘ro rill ea tii.4 ens rcdraidubho f.oszi that
CLEMOZIC-Orctiaiegant.vito =my; thing from u credit. 5 • •
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PR'IE.SR. FOR FARM PRODUCE
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non , win - i'live . ':indObted . t.olriancl have vo.iohy.eietotes for: not firiying, .e iO01:114i
edilatitiihring Ora' Itullutter,Lead; Dried Atreus: GOiso Feithers,'Beeiginx.VoolStiicidniYarn, or Socha. Odd
viiiVlll allow theta tho'calb price tor du= aW &coitus amounttotheir credit- . •
' dart - EN 8• E RG: .ROSENBAUM & CO:
111•1111111
,GOODS - entim --- .o*, cosi
MONTROSE, Pu., Jan. '.9th, 1864
NENv;i - G:-ROCERY
-VAIIIEttI:BTOTiE-1:-:.
BASEMENTOFILTANEWHOM:
- woad litionn IWO d facade, and
T the public generodly,"that ho has just returned from
Now York City with /1 : troll selected.assortment of
IES - • _3
and rations other articles", suchas are needed In ittr . ery
family, and that they will be sold for Ctizsaals at
prices that cannot fail to snit. Pleasecallandezinninc..
N.' BULLAIID.
Montrose; Feb. 2,18f4:
FLOTTRI .FLOUR
CHoOrI p C o E FARM
and ; foret Yet . the itlge t rjeh id itileds byy
A.• N. BULLARD.
SUTTER,,TALLOW, EGGS, DRIED APPLES and
most idnds of produce wanted fn• exchange for
Goods at, the Grocery and'VanetyStoreof • •
• -A.H. BULLARD.
JAMES R. _DE WITT,
DEALER IN
ORTIOODS,VID NOTIONS
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\ —CEIQICE,...! A "WILY_ _ ....._ _
. elii 0 (6 4 2011 51 2, 9
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• if) - , ,;4101 - -
BOOlig:AW-1)-.-STIGES
, Viktf. I MO I, VaP:Si
,0 ...
miletz'
6-fiksB4 , -ARE,
. ._. _. .
Lamr*. &ND oitifi,.
HARDWARE AND NAILS,
iiscr,,..Ttiabi,,-...Emin, elm.
pro44o,4taii In ExOttulge- ,
. ,
Montrose, Feb. '64. .T. R. RAW.
! 2
• a C t ourts ' of Appeal.
riTtomMissionera of Sass's May have flied upon•
ht following days and dates reapeetiroly for hearing ,
Appeals from the Assessmeuts for the year ?864j at the
ConimissioneistOffice 31ontriii6; tci vitt- • .
r•AllsdiltenoiChalMaitt:Futendmille.l e orest:Lake.•Llttle
IdeadoWs, and -111ddlettrwri, Tnestairt.Feb.l=l,lB64.
•Illtarilti In ; Libertw_Bilver Lake, Ariburn;Jessupouid
Itash,.Wedninday; tetf.,2411. - r.
DI mock, Lathrop. Sp ringville.areat Bend di BeroAgAi.:
New 31tt(0T4 4r4n g_h. Wittmulay.-80b., 25 tit..• •
,Barmerry,;Oakland, Bug aßoreegh t sTielf4o.4
and. Thomson, Friday; F,eti.•Silth,
Montrose; Bridgewaterand Br•xdrlyir. ' Feb: 2fib;
Cliffor,l;Drindstf, Lenox; Gibson, Raeford. Berriek;
Nobday, Yeb. 29th. " -- . t --- - -
By orde rCPCRP I4II - 3 V e r.i/iSiiiON - iigerk.
Commissioners' Office; Kfentrose. , Jar. 26,186x1.
iXetCllT4rs,:; L,AO. e.
LE3.'n ,96 1 Zwi4--
arolitzewilLiliship,
having Cell trettel; 3044 " 1/ ="lg e . 4l, salicritlft
drebteo to sato estate are toque mm
phyntenEnnd thcide frig dememb•against e same to:
present them to Tuozas H. Kam t
• - Minor, Burgs flifarecotoro.
LIco; 1.4.16 , 58.-6t* .‘ • -, ,
Exiientor'iiNatice. `,
A LI: ati 'lndebted-, to the,listate et MDT
XL MAN, late otlf. 31111Otst towaellip,deqvt.are
heseliyparned to thelviimmedistepayment. and altper.,
sea sisavieg dame - atatret ead estate swill present theas
to the usulersigaeo,loteettlemeat._
Xecutor.
Ykt,LIO,T(A/441.9Yr Er'
. NOW ~ q a. .
-PETER' rtAy,
'30;0002;',
• 'l4ilibuiilirokr
&diIe:DIES 160160 11.8,. withAttrectit . it . a how.
4 to Aid ttqm. tarsals by, 4
t"!_
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eaujw,uvilicktiatc ,
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glinjp,fl9ll pone t• meg Cen*
'lll4c4PlisiullPooll7Arntitillr Otliqual.hAß.,lllMlllll,,!,
Mar itt lg, •
r.,tTlkt ,
HE REGULATOR,
D i ne , 'Price 'Store !
.G EORGE HAYDEN
H A o spi rie o m
. north 0 the a s g r ad o r u ta
° A. .4; 7T I
of c ,
Boots and Shoes,
OP ALL KINISg.
HATS A.Nri CAPS,
Borne; @t
@tt-not
onomre; rind they are bound to go. Lots of
hem hand, and you can get them to •
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TIUTWES, TRAIMLING-Bags, &c,
At PRICES LONVistt than at any -other establishment
in this section. •
CLOTHING :
" 'Coats. '
' . Vests, and Pants;
White and Colored Shirts;
Goble Cheap. Neek-Ties, Collar!:
Gloves, Hearts. Ladles' and Gents' Hosiery,
Linen Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, &C.
= - "To clos foryers, lim w i ll end Stock of Goodil
boughtcosh, a nd! ive you Bargains.
ONE PRICE. • NO' VARIATION.
7Every article warranted as represented. •
Off — N o cuargo tor showing Goods. •
.I.Zetriiijo'rd, HAIDER'
Stal 3E:tI:3)X3MI=I. LS 7
PENSIONS,. BOUNT
Y„ :
s l an
' BACK PAY 4
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TmiIEnniMad.T.ICIMSED AGENT OF TEE GOV
ERN will giro prompt attention to ali
claims en Misted . to his ears. Marva low.. and infor
mation Or FREE. L. F. FITCH.
flontrpse, Jan. 14, p.64.6m • .
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SOLDIERS':BOUNTY --
1,
PiiINSIONS,
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.And Biiieti -- ray !
undersi g ned LICENSED tiomr or um Govirau-
RENT, will t Ire prompt attaatl on to all claims tramp
tud to Ma chro. cbargc unless !successful.
-ISontroad, Aug. 1. 1 0.'63. d. B.lrccoutrit,
ST. 'CHARLES - HOTEL /
23rir
Zr. 32rairgiaSigf
416.170pAzegv
eacthiaLiv e rcr;sr,
Aug, 0, 1603. "iy
co..pAßTNymsllip
•
/UNE late members of tlyellrnief
P. -DEN BUOUILKES. haveillin any entered into co.
partnershiforiant the mama - and style of Wm. a T.
Hayden foi , dm 'transaction of.,tbo. Jobbing , Tilde In
,gookee Notions. Wittolics, 4aorsky oodt. ; ta
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RA EN.
• TR4OI,U4ITIM I .i.
`,,.Now J3D. 9th, 1994 T • •
, WEL Er-TOBLAII-10411; rar litiretiriiet th e in.
- tenet, vr Jolor cad George Barden in Ile • Stock of
Goods ottly: MOE= or Hayden OrptbersortlicOPtinue
!Dm bnstriess at tfio old"stand.` We:o%ot* suit MUIR*
suppllsd nt Now York Jobbing prices.
-WeamP If/PtFiPto pnpPlY om customer*.
• wEI. & T. 'HAYDEN.
• lierti'llittford,lan. Vat; -
• ";•rir A 6 ll PA4D FOB .
11Ew01.t8' .. 30 11 1012 11,
Jan. Elii , -Easy— - • . •
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dtt
p
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nebetween the etbsben , undee
theia.ar44lden Brsthers.,a ' thtsddlesolve! by,
anla i co : 9 W3; n AYI 2orNnAEgiI
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- 'note' it,
dan.Oth,lB64
•W7Tottin .thoie , Interested; Ml ant aa.
amnia extent those
to
the hand s t and Etieriff Or Jam
tclll bo found at the old f. llard_en Broth.
e l s e , • fIaYII#III3#QTEIXRS , •
21;1884... r, aSs .. ••••
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•
Executors • Nctice'. , • .1
itreisons' I ted t +the ?estate .of. AlThltrif
ja...:IdAGA,VIIIIIS4 demised, )00 of , Iltith towntdap„
OS requested tel make Intredlato payment; And tbeie
having dornAndwagalnit ttio Amin to pyeseut them to
MURRAY
.
. • ! MICHAEL )101A.241381Ez'IL
On; it. leaf. eir • •
i ',1111), _ tore ,NOtiates: "' -' -
,IVIRCAie hereby itliiii ibid.- the' entlersignedt itit
„LI 1 t Involuted by the Ornbstee Court office.,
lnelaravesenuaty.ltri adJost the - accounts et.laton M.
Mewstd,e4mlnlstrator otlsanc Bowen% den,l4ll et.
ktend,' to the Antics of Ms appointment st bli Mee in
Montrose, on Friday
the latb de! a liarebliezt. it I
'A:o'clock in MA Jitlemorlit "thick time . sn4l;plece
,all
Pene" inkkt.io.llllPeturo. ' - '-'• ,
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