00)172X-ft a tirt .:42rX1144artilL
LadieB,' Sapper.
The ladies of-St.:Pitta's chntehl
rose, will give a Supper
at Messrs. Kirby:
isconti tootrts, ton WilineWtl9.o9ol.l l Z.
April eth, 1804, for the benefit of the
Church. The public are intitedicrattend.
Tickets for the Supper, b 0 cents.
Teachers' associatiom
TheSnsifa bountY . TeriChers' Asiners
tion will meet at': New Milford_on Friday
and Satarday,'Aprilistind 241 'Lecture
on Friday evening by Rev. G. M. Slay man;
on Saturday p.'s tn. by J. Lamb. It is de
sired that 41
,teachera, and ,friimda w4o
• are interested` in the 'online 'of ' edutaticin
should impresent,. as important matters
are to be considered.
Soldiers' Orphans.
To Secietaries of Sclool BOards: A plan
is in contemplation to provide, by the
State, for-the maintenance and education
-of "the poor oryhana of our soldiers who
have given their lives to the country in
this crisis." It is desired to ascertain the
number of snch children.
Will the
.Secretary of each Board send
to me the number of indigent children in
his district '.whose fathers have been killed
or have died in the military or naval ser
vice °rale 4.Tnited States." The informa
tion is desired by the 10th of April.
E.
A. WESTON, Co. Supt.
A Call uponSehoel Children.
The managers of the Philadelphia San
itary Commission Fair, are desirous that
the schools of the State shall be represen
ted by contributions. Will all the children
who are willing to aid in this object, pre
pare such little articles as they can--i‘akes
of maple sugar, socks, mittens slippers,
.&c.,—anything that cowl:mealier used or
sold for the bZnefit of the sick or wounded
soldiers; collect them together in each
township or_convenient district, mark on
one corner of the box or package the name
of your township and county, and forward
it (without paying charges) to Edward
Shippen, Chairman of School Committee
Great Cntral Fair Warehouse, Philad'a.
Send also by mail, to Mr. Shippen the
receipt of t he railrcuul or express comp:t
au% together. with a list of the artieles,and
their donors names. Btfore packing, mark
-on each article the reasonable value of it.
Pack securely. All contributions are wan
ted before the 15th of May—the ,;earlier
better. A proper acknowledgement will
be sent back v duly attested.
E. A. Wrsrox, Co. Supt.
bath of Dr. IL Richardson.
At. a special meeting of the Medical So
oiety ofi.Susquehanna county, held at
!Brodklyn Pa.; March 22d , 1864, Dr. Hal
sey offere d the following preamble\and
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted.:. .
Whereas, It has pleased God to remove
from earth our venerable and beloved
President, 18.11.1.T0zr liscasnvsoN, M. D.,
and
Whereas, In view of this afflictive dis
pensation of Providence, we have meVat
this time to consider our bereavement,
.and make an appropriate expression of
the affectionate regard and profound re
spect we cherish for the memory of the
'deceased ; therefore
Res/dyed, That while we bow with snb
missiun to the Divine will, we feel that
our Medical Society, in the death of Dr.
Richardson, has lost a most efficient and
faithful presiding officer; the medical pro
fession an honored and highly esteemed
member;
and the community a citizen
whose place cannot easily be filled.
Resolved, That we will ever cherish the
memory of our dear, departed friend, and
that his example of zeal and fidelity in the
practice of the Healing Art, shall in ate us
'to increased earnestness and faithfulness
.in the discharge of our professional and,
:social obligations.
...Rewired, That we tender to Mrs. Rich
urtlEfon the expression of. our warmest
'sympathy hi the loss of a kind and affec
tionate husband. '
.Resolred, That a cop o f these resolu
tions be presented to Mrs. Richardson,
and that they be published in the papers
.of the , county.
E. L. VAsti)slrus See'Y-
'Teachers' MuulthMtions,
•
Each applicant - will please w r ite at the
beginning of a sheet offoolicap t ber name,
post offie e place of residence, what
works on teaching she has read, and 'bow
many terms she has taught. ilf draft, lee. dO not interfere, examina
tions will be held as follows:
Jessup, at Centre School-house, April4B.
Rush, at Snyder do • , • , "..19.
Auburn, at Centre do . • .. ,‘", 20.
Sprinwilie, at Hollow do - ~.,'" 21.
Dimoa, at Corner's do ' 4l 22.
Franklin, at South do -.-". 25.
Liberty, at Bailey do -. ,"' 20.
Silver Lake, at Hill's do - 4 '. 27.
A Fr p i o e l n a d c s ovniil le, C dd h l o e c t o o n w n n D La „ i de j
, 28.
k Little Meadows,at r .
e ''
Farm Lake and Chap- tTown Chu 29.
man, at
liarford, at Village SchOothome, May 2.
JaCksoh,iit'No. 2-" 'do i's , .3.
Oakland, Harmon,' Laue s b orcs 144
iufst
and Sn at , 1
Gt Bend it tiom ' W est side river "' 5.
N. Milford it ,Boro, Boro' S. IL' , 6.
Lenox, at Glenwood Schobl-house,r• 9.
Clifford & D uiidaf I, at City , do. f' 10.
Herrick, at 'Uniond ale_, ichurch ' 12.
.do 'i , .11.
it
Ararat Thomson;Atimi
Gibsoniattnion Bill 5eh0 0 14 3 9 1 :91.;` - 13 .
Briiig,ewatei& Mantroso do - ft Is.
Lathrop,ittMilledde ,'... ~.,dc. ''.:--: 4 ti. . tr ,
Brooltlyq, at.Centro d0 ; ,_.,. l• 18.
-F4amisatioas emit begin at: 9 o'Sjoick.
LA. Wzmnxi, Co. fllbiet-;- ! ,
IStrooldr, April 22,1864. ,
wheall-Mompt
as ILViiikaily'sotief Mt.lldartin
trald;ioo:iltlarid,'lrtia - killed on the Erie
AailWaY,WkarStisfa - DeP° 4 " gat urda S'
we,eki-14.* -1 1g washed between tFeettl
Ipat
le&wttlutitneaithile atletline, r t
1 49 1 014 , - •
idgetfithrOttilbritlllil ,
ColDaaeneing PP- lie l t da Ys APrY 4 * 1 !"-•
GlGANDaraluts. • • ,
Atlburti-rWm-•Chr*ifkl?; 0 ; 14 - 1 7. 08 ,77
den; W. Ittrisell:;
Brooltlyult 0. a Xlsll2P.'ralnier-
Bridgewater :
Diniock : A;W:lo`oo,l".t.',,i"
Franklin': J. Cromwell- ',,"
Great, Bend: T. 13. Smitts
tit Beni/ her: A. P: StevOns, .
Gibson :: >
Harritonf: w..Abstibt,•BenlVangoA.
Harford z C. S. jolinstoniQ..Whitnet.
Herrick ThIVIDIDD. Milb.
Jessup: Emerson Cetswili ""' -
Jackson : J. B. Steeo
Libert7 : James Davis. ' •
Montrose: J. IL DeWitt, G. 11. Leal.
N. Milford : E.A.Trancis,W.Matthows.;
Silver Lake:" W. Meeker,. jr.- _
Tim:vim-411 03t0p,4--4,lnsT
Auburn: Geo. Brotzman, Royal Carter,
J. R. Lacey„
Dim'ook to:Themas.
Franklin.; B e iß. Utuallrick.
Forest Lake: G. .11; Johnson
Great'Beed boio t ;Amos
Gibson ; .110#1son Barnes,A.V. Barnes.
Raiford i A. M.'Adams.
Jessup : L. T. Cooper, Wesley Faurot,
Robert Griffis,
- Jackson : E. 31. roster.
Little Meadows : A. 0. Fessenden.
Lenox : D. Reatner, M. W. Rood.
Liberty::
Montrose: Elijah Backus, 0. M. Crane.
Middletowu : J. D. Thomas.
New Milford : I. S. Corwin.
- New Milford boro : Henri DeWitt.
Oakland ; C. L. Beebe, Calvin Brush.
'Rush c Daniel G: Hollis, Chandler Bix
by, R. S. Shoemaker.
Silver Lake: Wm. Lawson - , F. Gage.
Springville : B. F. Blakesley, Daniel L.
Sheldon. „
Susq'a trepot : James bell, W. Barber.
Thomson : W. E. Bartlett.
SECOND WEEK.
Ararat : Edward 131oxbarn.
Auburn ; L. C. Taylor, J. Tewksbury.
Clifford : Peter Bennett, M. C. Stewart.
Dinekt :P. Stephens. -
Franklin : Win. Burrows, J. Baker.
Frieudsville : M. S. liandriek.
Gibson: Silas Howell ; E. Whitney.
Herrick : A. Carpenter.
Harfora Russell Thateher.,
Jessup : Ephraim P. Howe, J. Bedell.
Liberty: james Butts, S. P. Allen.
Lenox Lyman Bell, Andrew Halsted,
Stephen Bell, G. W. Mapes, S. Osborne.
Lathrop: Elijah Decker.
Middletown: Darius Coleman, E. T.
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Montrose: Spencer Sweet, S. Langdon,
Edwin Lathrop. '
N. Milford boio' : Philander Phinney:
New Milford: Benjifmin - Sabins.
Rush : H. J. Champuin, J. L. Fargo.
Silver Lake : Harry Slade. jr, L. Gage.
Susq'a Depot: Jere. B. Klaiber.
The Odd-Fellows' Hai &iodation
Will hold its twat annual meeting for
the election of officers, &c., on evening
of April 5, at o'clock, at Odd-Fellows'
Hall, Montrone. ' A. 0. WARUE; P.
Deeds.—Very superior Deeds are sold
at tbis Bice, at moderate prices.
MILEIZEILWLIEELCAMEII.
'
In - Rush, March loth, by Ed H. H.
Gray, Mr. JUDSON W. PARSER, of Mont
rose, and Alias MARY E. Disns, of &nab
Bridgewater.
X7130..A. 8 3MM8.
In Clifford, on the ,15,th of March, of
spotted fever, Mrs. KratrA,P. WELts, wife
of James Wells, aged 21 years, 6 months
and 11 days.
In Ha 'nnoirY, on the 12th bast.,of meas
les, LYDIA Avsnav, aged 22 years; 11 mo.
and 25 days.
, , e
re ,
• • Onithe 18th inst., at thsidence of his
son, in Forest Lake; Ps ixe ickiton,aged
80 years. The deceased twas formerly
from Sussex co. N. J., , ,a, soldier in the
war, of 1812, sinarfor forty years a deacon
in the Presbyterian] Church.'
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sPlCtrail
At ;Wry Lowpricift for CASIT .
-yourseg. Cali . aa •
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Obit paid hi' Grain, Bat*, -Apr.
- 2,000400 bra. ;Eggs
the sots rarnOtli ocarpwatio-L etistm'i.eosoet. is
poss.
mow _ -,•n/i-,*/110v:
ruplirotApplitio;sets. of
Sli 's t_Sttles - .
T o 446; a liti.'dit_44fig-iiitic:4 ti ttifilediit or
Jui, Comeacaatiesetotoaaeuelwaes County, sad to tat ,
di re ct e d, i vitae/poet tdaite;byptibitc , ireedue, at the
Cofettlottea, to blostrose, Iptt rtiday, April Sib . Mt. 6t
11:8 clock; pe itt, the tollowlagsdetatibed plat:ewer par
tie
celt,of itc.#.1 1 14.• --./:: - :'7_: - ` .
All -ix:lain itese or litiekor tate titufte - la the
toe/tett V' Spilageille
~.'ontity et Buagnehaaaaaead
too - fa; dW•laUltr deatrlta'd et c . •
-
State of Palsy's anfav—_,.....spancif dekribc'd arfoi
lows the to wit : lands of John
Cassidy, on e south by len stin t % a and Grover,'
and on the west by turnpike, containing about oner'
fonrf.h. rot sus insww/ttri thespaustenanoeit, , (WI •
[Butt of
Ws, Snfaefftlittreet 0 1 4 . 4 0 ProTed),I.
(Suit qf B.ll . lford Br.; fijseneekli=-
742:10: * tit:l'4c erairefueddintflarce" 1
lying and being the:baro' •or.StusqtaL Depot, bounded •
and deecribcd. as, followe„to wit r•be . gintaing at a mist
Yeti the highway leading_ frinn Susq, a Depot to Lanee , ,l
boro; thence south sr and 80'. °alit 186 feet 1% inched • to ,
a post ; thence soutliartrEal liErfeet to s .corner of• lot
'old . 10 "ln 88 time 89ta8d2fhatet 118 ft. 11•21
:Bases to trpost lbellee steals? yr. , eas• - . 80 feet , to she •
vines-of beginhing; containing 8107 fees e nil 6 inebe ebe 1
Mc tanks more°, Mos:. known an - lot/Cm 1 of sap of Se
aurvey made for Stop/ran Isulffilliameamad Upon which',
formerly stood the Intel known as the Susaisehantm,
House, exceptitiT„ aricrieler —, Thigiberelio — m „more of less,:
a certain strip of land of the east end of said lot 12 feet,
wide, for the purpose of a road or arreet:
Asso All the right, title, Interest and claim of said:
Canavan•ia and to a certain other lot and premises lying,
direcUlt acroill.the roadAo.rd d lot described, formerlys
teedilBB pccoled in connection wittiqh eSeurt Ise a barn
smd - shest for said tote/ Putt of -Jolsn-S. McGrath se.
Thomas Canavan. • ,
-41.210 , •-•Ail that certain pleco,o,rp,astel ofiandolfunte i l
the lasirriship of Franklin, county of Susquehanna, aid
state of .Thisuissylvessia, bounded end described as fol
losi-e, to wit: On the north by lands of George Pork%
and J. P.' Tingley, on the east by iambi - of 4. P. Tingmy
and /toward NI Park, on the south by lands of Paviki
littrahAudNoble Tr Buck, and on the west by a public
road; containing 100 acres, more or less, one house,one
barn, sheds ; one orchard, andabont 80 acrei improved.
Salt of J. P. Dunmore vs. breheinlah Park.
ALSO—Ail:that ;Certain piece or pared of land, situ
ate In the township of F. ank Iln, state and county afore
said; bounded and described as follows, to wit : Begin
ning at the southwest corner of land formerly owned by
Wza.Pewley. deceased; thence south X• west, along
the lands of Nehemiah Park, 122 and 28-100ths perches
to a pile ofatones fora corner; thence south 89)r east,
69)tneiches along thilands of Charier Follett. to a pile
of stbneit ; thenCe north 1.2' east,lkt and 23-100thsperch-r
oe along the lands of the raid Charles Warner, to a pile
ofstones for a corner ; thence north 691-2' west, 65 1-2
perches, along the land of' the said War. Fowler, to the,
place of beginning; containinglio acres, more or lea',
with the appurtenances: one orchard and about 25 acres
improved. [Snit of J. F. Dunmore vs. N. and 11.
Park.
ALSO—Tbe followine piece or parcel of land. situate
hi the tOwnship of Bridgewater; county and state afore
said, bounded and described as follows, to wit : On the
north by land of Frederick Coon, on the west and south
-by Janda lato of David Post, deceased, and on the east
by public highway ; containing one acre with the appar
tenanees, one dwelling hotter. and all Unproved. (Snit
of Hiram Goodman vs. J. B. Hazleton.
ALSO—AII of defendant's Interest in that certain
Wormer parcel ofland. - elinate lathe township of Brick e
water. county and state aforesaid. hounded and describ
ed as follows, to wit : beginning nt a post the southwest
corner tbereof,thence byland of IL °rifting on the north
west-side of.m.lll.race,.:north..ll4".'miSt. 10 Percher' to a
post ; thence south 56* east, 24 rods to a post thence
south 34• west, 10 rods to a poet , thence north 56' west,
24 rods to the place of beginning. containing 1 1-2 acres
of land. more or less. And bounded on all Fides by lands
of Oriffing. on which is standing a grist-mill, dwelling
house. &c., and all Improved. together with the water
privilege and otheappurtenances appertaining thereto.
according to the provisions of Wm. M. Clark's deed
from Harvey Gritting. dated the sth day of Jan. IFf2. and
recorded in deed book, No. 31. page 47. [Suit of B. S.
Bentley, et al. vs. Wm. M. Clark.
DAVI° SUMMERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Montrose, March 14, 16.64.
SEURIEITIFF'S SALES. ,
,110pY virtue of sundry writsissned by the Court of Co:n
-il) mon Pleas of Stisifa comity, and to niecifrected, I
will expose to sale. by public vcndne, at the Court 11011E0
in Montrose, on Saturday, •April 2d, leo4, at 1 o'clock p.
itn" ttu3 following dert riled ,piccen or parcels of land,
to wit :
ALL those certain pieces or parcels of land lying and,
being in the towns h4is of Oakland and Harmony, co. of
'Sun% and State Of Fenn'a, bounded and descri, ed as
.follows, to wit ; beginning at an elm tree on the east
bank of the Susq's river. thence south lis* west 130 per
eyes to a beech tree corner ; thence conch So),i • ! Alb , . 71
perches to a corner in the highway; thence north 3* east
138 perches to the bank of s'd San t a river ; thence doOm
waidabaag,thet acre's' ccOpses al the stream to tbe place
iaf beginning.; cObtaining about GO acres be the same
More or less, with the appn rtenances. dwelling bous6s
4 barns, a saw mill, an orchard, and aboutAfty acres im
prayed.
.Aiso—Anotherlat adiohning the foregoing, 'and held
gs part of the same farm, beginning at the beech tree
Corner above referred to ; thence north SSW west Cg•
perches to a corner; Bianca north l}f . cast al perches
to a atone heap liar-8 corner; thence north 41 - west 97
perches to a post and stones corner ; thence north 46*
east 70 perches morillor less, to the east bank of Snsn'a
river; thence upwards by the several Corn - see of said
river 100 perches or thereabouts, to the elm tree cornet
in the parcel above deserilied.-111,i' wee t 120 perches
more or less, and added to the fast described lot makes
136 acres and 20 perches, or Out shouts, excepting how
' ever 4 acres and 188 percheson the rear of said lota,
heretofore conveyed to John Parson.
Itso—One other piece adjoining the above, commen
lng on the east barge/Me Susqle river near thestotie
quarry: thence south 2X* cast 228-10th perches to the
highway; thence along the same south CB' west 24 per
ches to a post; thence south 3' west 98 perches to n cor
ner thence still by the highway 33 perches to a corner
on the same thence dne cast 100 perches to a corner
thence north 43* east 88 perches toe corner; thence north
16W eas tit: perches to the highway aforesaid by several
courses of the same. 38 perches to the stone rinan'y ;
thence north 'X' east 35 perches to the bank of the -usyl
river ; thence downward bv the several courses of the
stream 80 perches more or fees to the place cast.,,zin!ttr:
containing about 181 acres more or less. excepting two
acres and 30 perches sold to John S. yanztic in the south
west corner of lot ?co. Gt, and two acres told to Wilihon
Campfleld on lot No. Se, and one acre on the same lot
soldtoCrft. Bennett. comprising in. - Ple-tdrove parcel
lots 56.63 and CI., and the stone-ttnerry,Bit. se/ called,on
John Boyle's map or re-ettivey
. and subdivision of the
Wharton lands.
ALso--One other parcelbeginning...at a stone heap on a
rock ; thence north 167 c east IV2 perches to tt corner :
thence south sr east-65, perches more or les; to dohs
etagales-lot:. : Zhence south IV and b 2" eastSo perches to
a corner clothe ilnoof lot N 0.58; thence by the same
snath - 44thlist4ri perches to a corner on the fine of Mon
Wakeman lots thence south 46' treat 72 perchdtyto a
stone beep; thence north:9Bg' west 87, perches to the
place orbeginning; containing, aTiont 96 - rtcre.* mor.• or
less. comprising lot No. 8 and . part or lot No. 57 of John
Ttoyle's re-enrcey.
Taken in exeentlen at the snit 'ofJobri J. McGrath re.
Thomas Canacan.
ALSO—AII the right, title and in'erest of Asahel Tiff.
a y, deed, In and to the following piece or parcel of land
1. eth state of Hosea Tiffany, decd, and known as
t farm situate lying and being in the township
o ord. county and state aroresid, bounded and clos
er das follows to wit : beginning at a pile of stones ;
t cc north 61, — , west 83.perchea to a beeper...stones ;
e aorta 44.1 r east stl perches to a ;stake ; thence
°it 44,3 e west 3334 perches to a stake; thence north
or at SW perches; thence north 4434• west 29 per
cc; heater) north 66' Cast It perches to a beech tree:
once orthaZ' east 4.5 perches to a stake and atones;
ea nth Wean 873( perches ton Stake and atones ;
hence nth Sli,ti• at 57 perches to a hemlock thence
south 44 • west MS perches to the place of beginning;
COLIWEIIII 12 acres and allowances, with the appurte
nances, 2 arra P. orchards. onedwelling aise, and a
bout SD scree bnproved. [Taken in execution at the suit
of C. M. Ocre and Sophronot C. Tiffany. adminiatrators
of EdariaTiffany. assigned to Maivina H.s.lffany, we L
P. Fitch. admit:agitator of Mahe! Tiffany, deed, and
Wotn , C. Tiffany, Terre Tenant. '
A LSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of land situate
lathe to reship oftener, county and state aforesaid,
hounded and cleacrite as Wows, to wit : on the north
by thetieast branch f the Tunkhannock Creek; on the
east bylnada of A.'Cook, en the south by Mode offfimes
Herd and lamesCiaricron, deceased, and on the - west 07
lands of Wm. lialsteedltind Permeate Smith containing
about fts acres be the same meteor leaf,. wittier+ ripper..
tenances, two framed dwelling bonsee, 7 framed barn. l'
orchard, and about SO acres improvell.-- [Taken In ere
maim at the suitor R R. As F. P. Grow vs, Jesse Mkt.
aril. administrator of John Howard, dec'd, et al., heirs
oflohn Howard, deceased.
•
'All Hier Reit and'lltlicif Ames CHllapie to Red'
that certain 19t/ileet7.9rPereci of land situate lying allid
being - lathe boredtgh 'or Great Bend. county and 'nate
aforesaid, bounded and described as follows, to wit:—
Beginning at the southeast corner ofLowrle Greun'a lot
near the depot of the New York's ,Erle Railroad Co.;
thence along the linear Paid ;.Lowrie Green's laud near
ly Mat to the Great... Bend antiToeb octet, turnpike;
thence along tali) turnpike In • attatherly direction a
boat a perobewto lands oircedso4 wool ed. by the Erie
Railroadery, thence-along conine of the Erie R.
11. Co. to th piece of begintang taining I, acre, ,he
the same more or Wt. With all the apptirtenanees, one
house'ltholfric.a'rthalclattanal.Hotel,Wlth barns and
'sheds theretintO ti . elonkhazaud air . Improved. (Taken
In execution at' the snitsof 4.* •11007, and .T.
Doni7 a Co., attatgn eato 0,0004 t l : l 4# v' S • Smith acrd-
i - 1,1130,r' , .". 7
The defeitesnld'a interest le all tbatiplece or parcel of
/led laterite to the-township of Gibson ; county , an d
state aforesaid. bounded sod described asfoilowe.to wit
- -.on the north by lands of GO, Ledger and Ebenezer
Witter. On the,eaetbylard of Peleg Belf..deed. on the
south hphind of Georse .43elstr, Jr.. and on lisp west by
the fferintellr,„ Mid UPC% turnpike, roar- oontaluing
shout 48 acres, to the more )/Vgttnth
, ono 41w onso.lattk •utt:W•aueu
=. ll crrbarti. bat; Ana Mout' so Ores hal.
+: , }TlAlit.thoisultofifullse sad
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•
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cc piece or iiii - rterollandeltiratd
In the toirilidtlyrot 4.01t0 ...county And state aforesaid,
botindedlinditestribe&awfolloirs to nit: nortlaty land
Of-111: - A. Hen, east by land orflarld-Peats, .iterstlO'land
Of Ram Sialli 3 Palid , relnkbi t tb A hl g b = l emill e fr°4l
ulenerotri to fit annvotid nw ch j- pop gGO tierce ix
thmationtrirlth.tWeirppurtgnaiires, I fraturdhouse, 1
Drooled baru, andribootin +arras Itninored. [Takeo in
execution at the ablfot Francis hi ull vs. Jesse Howard.
Itr-the.townsblirothrldgt4:4l4;7l.l%wat 4 nAitu 4 e aloe'
avid. bounded and:deicribcd as reudtvb TO wi;
Ingot ap oh:Vol:14er, otlands Chitries
444 WO. WAttwt..ll44 , Se MurY4l - otliiii....r,‘,W, Chsgingto
00nt. 3 3 JiX;',west.l 3 4246l) l Peroe 4 A9 4 nen ( ) 4fotkt 4 '
Shencenort.tiSS3e.witatrA 210,16 part elk Wi ppitand
ettme3aeorneThrtnn:L. 'VA
11ap,.41,1ha ea,me tuarth.}W.ea4 t.erekeSto
stonesun - fintarthe laserie Littlaxer tracts ; Mention
-thellue of-theiist-rnentlpned iinetobtirtA,3•-eriat4 per-
Ole* plahk-Itirol; Ihenconn i•ild plunk rend 4 nOtth
eaet4.perahea.'eoet.ttl Otlattilss" -east
4 8 3 b PercbdsalOrth ttir,ienst I perches: eolith ItUr_eata
14 p arches; nOttlt463o cast ?etches tn./Keil:4 eteenett
Ilithte'ttouthple, ets' L- POchoo- to th e , Ige!ct rl4
legthnlu.;',toutallVM prond ithorcor lets%
the sn'ffieTeturifart tdttendlanatdvxectlttn%
'orlscac;Pear, deo'kbvitied - datOtteic•lTChtiLDVlttEl,
and recOrddd tiithOditicolori*Cardinr4Teedslt , and fbr
•IMidnbortTtlitrehttl:bcagt 140; 1 200 psigo 4A3-44.e..1tr0m
min'...Rsktp:analcirvaspitpavitl rost and- vifolbetteir
rie4tlittabtoford httvinir.beellhlatiOurbela therbOcy
other with the hereditstmentetroderpfitirtenancii, about
4 °•acics Cru4n biltlcuntlo% stAba - ,E114.0i
-Sarah' carineli. executrix of.-.:CluCti cartnalt,ileu.Ys.
vm..L. Albert L. Pbst, alttL eteCu'
IPTIIO rem itteltrilitted tcstOnittit4 UsttaaysLilsccastd
- 143 dX 13 3•J0a5eP. ,. .A a - , •
'ea hind
in,eroengKuie toXittrajl' , OrT,ltrett,p4,,r ata 4;34
hlprqard,*_buturdbditid.tlesdlibe - dp'S Tam Ittnlyl V: On
.thelora! Suld - cifst7 d':7odepti r:Wdbidet; "Oh
tba souttisby laddi ,704011.13311ey," and Iwrist' by )tttid
01 Johnathan gestalt:o=llg Wacretille the same,motS
or less witio ha' appntte4tices,l ft,OMO4 Uquse. 1 barn.,
/301120 fruit trees, aria ab_ont IS - acres improved.. Taken
In
execution at the 'tat Orif:F:Ttifreli administrator
of the estate of.P.J3 : jkofrapa V
c'd, ... 19 bF4 1 1 4 ?" P* in "
ALSO-411 that ciktaffi p parCel of land lying
and.belndin, the township of‘iacksou. county and-etate
tiforesaftr, Wended 'and Petteribed as follows to wit.: on
the east by the Lenox and Harmony turnpike, on the
eolith Iv a rowitlvading from the;said turnpike to J. L.
I Merged ' , cm niitl, on the west and north by lands be
longing to the Oihsop and.Jackion Baptist Church, coa
ts/1441g about 3.3. f acreliaaora or less, with the appurten
ances. 1 framed house., t framed barn, ands II in.pro'ved.
NMI of S. S.logans, as, Jas. N . ,. 74fowoon • -
ALSO, I
All that certain, piece or parcel of land sitnate In the
Borottah-of :Ntatitrose, eotioty and state af6reedkbeine
ded and deiscrlbed as follows, t^ ;-On themorth by a
'street runtilnl along the'south line of Philander Beyn
old's lot, on the west by a PtreNt running along the eat
line of D. -Afeekeed lot, aft on the south and east
by lands belonging to the edutte of D ivid Post, dec'd;
con , nining about be square rode, With the aprartentin
ces, one framed bonne and balm, fine all improved. [Ta
ken In execution at the snit of D. D. Mucis to the nde of
8 11.8uvrc and Bros. vs. P, P. Terry.
ALSO,
•AU thateertntin piece or parcel of land altirate in the
townshlp Jfl)'mock; county and state afPressid, bound
-110nd described as follows, to wit: Ou the north by
lands of Loren Newton, ou the east by land of Leland
esice,. - Mervin Ilandrick and John Tuttle, on the
eolith by lands of 'Sohn Dangerford and Asa Packer, and
on the west by land of Asa Packer- containing about
1.46 acres be the satin mdre or less, with the appurtenan
ces, one framesiNdwelling house, two framed barns, one
wagon house, ono corn house, one orchard, and about
100 acres improved. Taken in execution at the cults of
Albert Beardsley and P.S.,Cassedy vs. Abel Cassedy.
• ALSO,
•
All that certain piece or parcid of laid, sitdatc in the
township of Lenox, county and state aforesaid, hound
ed and described as follows, to Wit on the, north by
land. oft". R. Oakley; on the east by Sterling, Maxon,
on the south by IPm. Manley. and on the west by Mho
Wore and Hint Tower; containing, C.O acres of land,
more or less, with the apphrtenanc4s, 1 framed dwelling
honer. I Harm; some fruit trews. Ad about !interns im
proved: [Taken in execution at the milt of Joel S. Tin g
ips, vs. 1.. R. Tingley.
All that certain one story woodbnilding 0.4.404 in the
borough-at Great Rend. and between the 2i. T. & Erie
Railroad. the L. & W. Railroad. and the Susquehanna
River. beitrz it by'al feet In size on the ground, and the
,Lot orpiecWof ground and eurtilage appurtenant to said
btildlng, [Taken lu execution at the 'tuft of Fleury Co,
burn yd.:John Sullivan.
- 111 thefeertain piece or parcel of land sit - rated in the
township of Franklin. county and stateaforesald, boon
-40.a.ral descrinedas followsr..to wit t- On the nortiohy
7Mlibrotmed by J. P. Tingley; on the eastby lands - of
Emstas Smith and Gould Smittkou.the south by lands
of Iltnittlltipu,arriinlhe west licialtds formerly occu
pied by Howard Parke, ciliate/tang 100 acres„more or
less, about 70 acres Iniprdifedil framed dwelling house,
1 barn, 1 wagon house, 1 Idaeksinith shop, 1 orchard.-
-/Triken in execution at the snit of Guttenberg, Bosen
beam Co. vs. Chancel Warner. -
DAVID SUMMERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's °nice, Montrose, March 7.1604.
Orphans' Court Sale.
int Y virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Snsq'a
12 County, will be exposed to sale by public vendee
or outcry, at the Conix !louse in Montrose. on Friday,
April Rth, 1864. at 1 o'clock, p. m., the following descri
bed piece orparcel of land situate in the township of
Herrick. anti county aforesaid. bounded and described
ns folloWs. to wit: beginning at a corner in the Great
Bend and Cochbeton turnpike road. on the hill northerly
of the house lately occupied by Joseph Sweet ; thence
south tau porches ton beech sapling on the line of Marsh
And Gerold's lands ; thence northwest abont.22o perches
to the middle of bald turnpike westerly of said Newton's
hones ; thence north dc' cast 147 perches to the place of
beginning. containing 71 acres. ef awrenbontp, with
the appurtenances. Me dwelling house. barn and shedi
an orchard. find about 50 acres Improved, late the (..state
of Ezri Newton. deceased.
Trr. M. or S —SAO down. one-half of the balance en
final cot:firm:lo'on. and the other half with Interest on
e o hole.rnm unpaid from April ist, 1804, to be paid
within one year from said sale,
DAVID SI - MMEB.S. Trustee.
Sheriffs Office, Montrose, March 7, 18&4.-4t
$225. SEVEN OCTAVE/ $225:
ROSE WOOD PliffO"fORTES!
GUOVESTEEN:4; CO. 4.49.Broadwity,N.Y.
%0,: ESC. EsLAngED SCALE PIA SO-FOIITES, with
.1..‘ all latevit hnprOcetnentg.
Thirty yearn' experience, with greatly Increased cacti-.
Ric% fur tnaultractnring, unable us to sell for CASH at
tho' above unuauully low-price. Our Instruments re
ceived the higheakawarrlax t h e World's Fair. and for
flee stieref=nive "'cart - tit the . I mi:titian institute. War
ranted 9ve, pear*. Munza NET CAI3II. Call-or atioa for
tlescript !ye circular. - [March
CLOVER'& TIMOTHY .SEED
A N D
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BA L D WIN. ?"; ALLIP7' •"kt 113 41PrIlAIZT,
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MILINERY- - & , STRAW
I
ENTRY VARIETY , orthe latest importations, and
.1. at the newest midmost raahloaable atylea.
Clra33•4Sitr AMP: 7301403 6 1Z13.0.34
at) comprise every Tailety, ofßonnets; nate and Trim-
Inlngg, to tio Inandip,j,hat nne, of the -lateit and most
approved elutpeslinornYleS.
SollatinFit o n ti c r •a o rly e c a o ll, retrain
pectrally,
_ u wAHU.
Nos, 103, 103 & 107 North Second sts.PIIILADELIIIIA.
March 24-47' .; +7, 7.7;
A.dmiaistrator44 Notice,
v vtiftieb4obi area t , rsdit lidetfea to'
MAnu. YllmAnur. Woof liarford,tovraship t dec'd.
io make immediate paynitot, and all - persona bating
dams againot t‘ald dercerlelltOlrl/l.pferent the orynoxto
tho undersigned for settlement, ,
P. CARPER, -
"Cnitt testament° annelet.
•
Buford, 1tatek•24.113434.-4At • 'r• • r
LANTATII* BITTtR9, - coYietttation Wafer. °tat
PabOrrPreenkrY 9 .P 2 Pi --runnEws.
wALrAtiarr-WiNnow-rirmic.
•
THE CONFESSIONS AND riItERIENCD OF AN
riv4up.....Publialiedfor the *Mot% and as n
and' a cantiorito ionic moo wlio suffer from nervene De!
premstnte deny of AliMlitio,x), ete,;.stipplsing st
the same thee. the meansbfeelkno t ßy one who tie
pared himself slim. Wok ikt gti*t 0 1 / 01-
pew prongh medlpiihninbpg queekerr.
ene l "Ur l lllati o lod i .Onit sln g le
cop es mirbe ntig a author.
. 1 F: Er' ry NATNAIIIIM MAYFAIR; Ntli.;
X96-171c &drop). NinglicOgat.v.rt , Y.
, zalwicirr gralmr.M ri5:AL137.4381
TO MEET TEEof BtItINESS fo r 1864
-
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ATT.r. NIION 9 : " A'4
=BM
MESSRS.
C. 39"
Ilave concluded and are determined:fronV Ms' date , to ao- NO-MORE CREDIT
1311221ESE.LAndjuittetstate that they are v desirotentiettling tspivith their old Mende. and castidatsre:,-
We wo dndsire them tocome hinvetdand pay old accotaijoither n ote. with cash' or settle by. note. Cas h .
we have to.payling.wabilyzjintLesah we mast haveo ice balf anyctoOds hereafter.. - `Wc cetvtry did
teat° shout lnitiatinpscas perbsps many custemertotbure feellettettedzltentaxtitrrsinemitt.., 1 E t
but nevertheless the see at once that the times-havwchaeged and with itthe bash:toe: Therefore
svc , 7°44l_4 ll kwur 91 inteil ertipiriones to geiietta to inake dte alWwnhce fortbe shod/rotated
,
AP FOR CASH.
We ale()ad, oelifl desire to bny -GOODS CHEAP, FOR to call and
emtmitle ArnAhrice•cierlittni'ilibith,le cetetacteln all particulare and we will aailelY any ratios/able perton that
cLatusi Otilthatieir 7 hrif tteltia a different thing from a credit.
••••
CASH,. PRtCES::TIOR FART") - PRODUCE.
Those*ho.arecindebted to nit and bare go mail' , exenges for not paving, we would'
ad itee to brin g Ottlyi. fieese Feathers, fleeivii, Woolidtockinerarn, or Sochi. and
we will allow them the (web pricafor a:manna plactsthe amount to their_ credit •
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There are no travelling agents for the BEnii.n.
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JAMES R. DE WITT,
DEALER IN
DRIGOODS till!) NOTIONS,
CHOICE FAMILY
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9
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hats and Caps 4
prucotoma.imirt.72 - 7
• GLASS-WARE,
IsPAILIP% 0111LAs
HARDWARE AND NAILS,
EA CIXJX3I XJ33.26
Produce taken in gichango
Montrose,FeC '64. .• J. R. DeWITT.
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Find me elirtirlng and shaintiooing,
. - Find intrentting,.bnirtpts•att you . ;
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BASEMENT OF 3.S.TABBELUS HOTEL
MINE subscriber would inform Ws old friends, and
1 the public generally, tile' he has just returned Lev*
New York City with a well selected assortment or
FAMILY GROCERIES,
and various other articles. such as are needed In every
family, and that they will be sold for Cfaultla at
prices that cannot fail to snit. Please ca
N ll and examine.
A. . BULLARD-
Montrose, Feb. 2,180
. FLOUR ! FLOUR !
eIILOICE FAMILY FLotra. by the foad.,,barrel, slab'
V or pound, for eale at the lowest cash prices by
A. N. BUI•f A RD.
T)rTTEE. TAI;LOW, EGGS, DRIED APPLES and
moot Linda of produce wanted In exclualge for
cioode at the Unnery and Vunety Store of
A. N. 13IILLA.BD.
THE REGULATOR,
One Price Store I.
'GEORGE HAYDEN'
HAoScicnups e
aed b n y eactigord i l o ViZt . h the
good store l i a t ts o g
of
-1 4) outs and shoes,
OF ' ALL KINDS.
HATS AND CAPS,-
some, if not more; and they arc bound to go. LOU Ot
them on hand, and yon can get them to AL
TRUNKS, TRAVELING-Bags, &c,
At PEACES LOWER than at any other estahliatament
In this section.
CLOTHING
Coats; .'
•
Vests, and Pants,
White and Colored Shirts
Going Cheap: Neck-Ties, Collars.
Gloves, Scarfs, Ladles' and Gents' Hosiery,
Linen liandk.erchtets, Umbrellas, /he.
tarTo close buyers, I heve a splendid Stock of GoOda..
bought for cash. anal will give you Bargains.
ONE PRICE, NO VARIATION,
;V 11. article warranted as represented.
ffi7 - 250 c for shouringßoods.
GEO. HATEErie
New Millard, Feb.:l, 18134.--te
rpx.mi:Lieso
PENIONS,.•,,BOUNTY,. AND
BACK PAY. •
ritligandeiatMamitlCENSEDAGEZ4PF OF TRIGIM
ERNMENT t , ryill give prompt attention, to all
clattnaentruetc;a to his ease. Charges tow. and Infor
mation Mr FITCYL-
Mon t ro6e, Jan. 14,.1E64. - Um
SOLDIERS' -BOUNTY
5.
L44IIISIONS,
And -- 13:aelt
Pay !
riitn3 tindOsign
facmtszn nGEST OP TU
VISKT; Willulve prompt attention to all cIaIMSIIII3II.- -
tudlo Ida o eharuo unless successful. .
MontrOse; Aug.20.'63. J. B. McCoatril..
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
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ERIE RAZWAY - •
( - MANGE of hours, commenting Monday, , FaliAlkht
V 1884. _ 'Crafty' willloave Great Dend,..rx,o,t,ohquitlw
tolloWing hours, via: '
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WERTWAED 1101.tbrD. t EASTWARD BOUND.
I..lluPiklo•Szorols , SSir iitm 2, N.Y. Expre t s, - 1:901 p.m' .
3. Night .Exproso,l:t 3 a.m - 6,41 ttataboat •• R 44 pact
5. - Moil, at_..., 7:49 vat, IS t eincimuiti " .. Ws.=
iliWO Freigbt; 12:37 Om1:20, why Rreigbt, 1= a.ar
MA ekoco.., modatictujl:o a l = . 5.;.-- , , 1.,
Tialni, vino ittrott - diti: 'Rio. VI Ito o SniaitiTo. - bac.
does otst rturlifondaye:. rTitii ill ot Saturddye, from NOW'
York, rauttbrongb tq Einiftilo, but does - not ran to Duo,
kirk.' CLIA'S.MINOT, OQU. Sao.
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JEW- •GOODS!' •
A general assortment of GOODS; whits at
;TVBRIVS;._
ne,cuadlia.lampolloSts. • • •
1 07! ' • '*Ten%
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CITIEBLINGttiI A112111103/141. for reati uk lAdA ,
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