ocsti*le
D e eds.—Very supericiiDeeda are sold
st this oilim i .at. tood9ratovioo.
The Poor !Moe:
We learn that. the. Directors have pur
chased the farm of Maj. Cohn W. Young,
in East Bridgewater, -about3i . miles out
of town, for the - Poor Farm. Price $9,500.
proposed Apitirilinixikent. •
The Legislative apprtionment bill, as
it has 'fanged the' Senate, Oriel) Bradtod;
Susquehanna and Wyoming together for
one Senator, Mid • Suatitiehlinna with Wy
oming for two memhers.
Help! lielplt Help! •L. .
Wanted—A first-rate, active business
man, as SALEAMAIL has bid
experience, and son bring good recom
mendation, Cab bear' Of - situation by ap
plying 'at onco at this office,
Borough Often.
At the boroelection on the 3 2th, officers
were elected . as follows; Burgess, H. F.
Turrell ; Constable, Wm. Gary ; Council,
W. A. Crossmon, W. H. Cooper, T. A.
Lyons, B. S. Bentley, C. M. Gere, W. L.
Allen, R Hinds, G. L. Stone, J.S.Tarble;
School Directorti, C. F. Read, I. Vadakin,
C. M. Gera 2 yeari, A. Lathrop 1 year.
Sanitary &Ton&
All regular medical practitioners in the
county are requested as soon as may be
to forward to me at Montrose a statement
of their practice, especially_ of epidemics
which may have come under their obser
vation, for the purpose of making a Sani
tary report for the county, to be presen
ted at the -meeting of the State Medical
Society, in June next. C. C. likt.sax.
looting of the Committee.
The Committee appointed at a previ
ous meeting, to take into considerotien
the best means to aid in sending contri
butions to the Great Central Sanitary Fair
to be held in Philadelphia the Ist of June
neat, met at the rooms of the Soldiers'
Aid Society, and organized by selecting
Hon. C. F. Read, President, and A. N.
Bullard, Secretary.
On motion, the Committee proceeded
to select Township Committees toact in
conjunction with the Central Committee,
in soliciting and forwarding contributions
for said Fair.
La towaships where Soldiers' Aid Soci
eties are organized, the officers of those
Societies are requested to act with others
that have been selected.
Apolaeon and Little Meadows: Aid
Society.
Ararat: Mrs. E D. Wilson, J. C.Bush
eel!.
Auburn : Aid Societies---44Conters,Mr.
sad Mrs. E. L. Adams, J. Beardsley.
Brooklyn : Mrs. L F. Porter, Isaac
Palmer.
Bridgewater: Aid Society,-.Mrs. J. W.
Tones, 11 McCollum, Miss Rose Ather
ton, P. Wells.
Choconut : Miss L. Chamberlin, 4. E.
Cannalt. -
Clifford : Aid Society.
Ditneek : Mrs. William Kellogg, Geo.
Stevens, Aid Society.
Dundaff: Miss Ayer. T. P. Phiuney.
Forest 'Lake : Aid So ciety.
Franklin : Aid Society, Mrs. J. P.
Smith, 0. M. Hall.
Friendsville : Aid Society.
ait,on : Aid Society.
Great Bend and boro : Aid Society.
iiarford : Aid Society.
Herrick : Aid Society, Miss Rose Mil
ler, W. Lyon.
Harmony : Mrs. DaVid Lyon,D.Taylor.
Jackson : Aid Society.
Jessup : Aid Society.
Lathrop : Mrs. J. H. Chapman, J. Sher
ma-n.
Lenoz :' Aid Society.
Liberty : Aid *Society.
Middletown : Mrs. J; C. Morris, .Philo
Sherwood. '
Oakland. and Susq. Depot: Mrs. C. S.
Bennett, Mrs. E.-W. Everett, L F.Clark,
G. Curtis, G. T. Frazier.
New Milford and Boro: Aid Society.
Rush : Aid Society. -
Springville : Aid Society.
Silver Lake : - Mrs. A. Hill, Miss L
Brackney, Cheater Bliss.
Thomson : Miss - Eintua Bryant, M. T.
Whitney.
On motion, Wm. IL Jessup was
ap
pointed to prepare a Circular to be dis
t-ibuted to the several Township Commit
tees.
Adjourned to meet at the Court-house
Friday evening, 22d inst.
[Signed hy. the Officers.]
Montrose, April 14th, 1864.
Borough Ordinance. -„
•
Be it ordained by the Town Cottneil of the
Borough -of Montrose, and it it hereby or
domed by the authority of the same, That
the boundary lines of the said Borough of
Montrose' be extended as follows:,
Beginning at a point sixteen rodsnorth
easterly from the present north corner of
the Borough, in range with the northwest
line thereof, thence due east about 250
perches so as to include the house of R.
F. Jameson, thence due south about one
mile' fti a point east of theeld "'Dunn
housep thence, west about 212 perches to
A point at or near the south corner of the
Borough,-thence west far enough to make
one mile, taking .in the houses-alt. Gill
i/an, John a Hasleton, and F. B. Coon,
thenee.north one rnile and A s henoe east to
the place of begin - ping, maldn' g the north
Pine also one mile, Mid one mile
square.TErgitMai, thirses°'
T A. LYONS, B„ go
, . joiILEITLEY
Imikooiaa
&onyx*, April 2 0 , sw
labsciibe for 46 Aictotrase Dew
"fttr-44.5.0 phi**.
- €4 g
Dif.04 11 11 6 04 T f ;
theiT644 htodierlitli o 'deserted
from Co. U ?kb P. V. M.,
,(emergency
itten) list Jitllos Ott in MOtarose jatt, on
it oblige of larceny : one of our vout
parirtie guittyi)f let him be'4eiit
to penitentiary if innocent, " must
beireidy 10 take him for desertibn as soon
aa rel.satell. ROW are you Todd? B
- -
_ oon4ploc ,
watunp. .
Court appoint William L. Beebe. De
puty,Consuablein Bridgewater. ,
CoUrt, oppoint Rattan Newman Con
stable .of.Mantr 6 se•
Commonwealth vs. Luther'..... call and
Aimee Jones. Indictment, lanaenY. Ver
dict, guilty. Sentenced each.; to pay
fine of fitly dollars, restore, property stol
en to owner,!. or value tbereot, if not al
ready done, and undergo imprisonment et
labor in soitazY confinement in Eastern
Penitentiary for one year.
Commonwealth vs. Mies Vrightman.
Surety of the peace. .Court direct that
defendant pay costs of prosecution, and
give bail in the sum of $BOO for his good
behavior, and that he keep the peace to
wards all good citizens, and.espectally
wards Harvey .Biidsall, William . garvey
and hie own wife and family, for the space
ofene year,-And stand, committed till this
be COmplied *ith.
CammonWealth vs. Chauncy Chamber
lin: Indietnient, latyeny. Israel Cham
berlin, - preaccator. Ditendent - pleads
guilty. Sentenced to.pay a fine - of $2OO,
;:n•I costs, and restore. the property stolen
and undergo soltary imprisonment at,
labor' in - Penitentiary Dar two years.
Commonwealth vs. Rhoda Bucannon
and Levinia lincannon. Indictment,
larceny. John ColSten, prosecutor. De
fendants plead. guilty.: Sentenced to pay
costs orproseentiou,` restore the property
stolen, and undergo imprisonment in jail
for thirty days.., -
Commonwealth vs: Effie Osterhout.--
Indictment.assault and battery. Hannah
Sackett,.proscutriz. Defendant pleads
guilty. Sentenced to pay si fine *fel°,
and costa.
Court ordered that an election be held
at the houtie of R. Nieol, in Susquehanna
Depoyby electors of Oakland township
on the 9th day of August, 1884, between
the hatirs of 8 o'clobk a. m. and 7 o'clock
p. m. , that the constable give 15 days
notice therof by printed handbills at least
ten in number to be posted in the most
conspicuous places in said township ; said
election being to decide the question of
removing the place of holdingeleetions for
said township, and the tickets shall be_
marked " For the change," and" Against
the change." "
Commonwealth - vs. James Capwell.—
Indictment, bigamy. Defendant pleads
guilty. Sentenced to pay a flue of $lOO,
and 'costs, and undergo imprisonment at
labor in solitary confinement in Penitenti
aryfor ono _ • - -
Corimionwealth Vs`. Rhoda and Leviuia
IndietmeitaaTrCeny, Vire :
btiHa pion4ntor;,.! tletendantA
-0,-aA;gottry-. a sehretteixl_tepjr . ay a
6ne of $ I 0 and eosta s and iindergolinpnson
ment in jail for thirty days. Levinia
directed to be sent to the House of Ref
uge.
Commonwealth vs. Virgil Robison and
Whitfield Chamberlin. Indictment, lar
ceny. Morgan L. Wood, prosecutor.—
Nolte Priargue entered in case of W.
Chamberlin Virgil Robison pleads guilty,
and is directed to be sent to the House of
Refuge.
. Welmarding et of vs, L. S. Lenheim.—
Verdict for plantiff for $804,58.
F. Whipple vs. L. Harding & Co. Ver
dict for defendants.
John Young vs. E. V. Green, G. B.
Eldred, S. Rogers,--A. Lathrop, and C. D.
Lathrop. Verdict for plan tiff for $BO.
Tiffany vs.,Lathrop Township,-
Verdict for plaintiff for $2l.
Commonwealth vs. Effie Osterliout.—
Indictment,maiming a cow. Sentenced
to pay a fine of $lOO, and costs, and under.
go imprisonment in Penitentiary fur one
year. _
Court appoint S. R. Lovelace constable
of Susquehanna Depot.
Erie Railway Co. vs. M. S. Barnwell.
Ejectment. Conditkonal verdict for plain.
Teachers' Examinations. •
Each applicant will please write at the
beginning of a sheet of foolscap, hers name,
post offikm, place of residence, what
works on teaching she has read, and how
many terms she has taught.
If draft dm. do not interfere, examina
tions will be held as follows :
Jessup, at Centre School-house, April 18.
Rush, at Snyder do 66 12 .
Auburn, at. Centre do " 20.
1 Springville, atifollotv do 66 21.
Dimock, At Corners do " 22.
Franklin, at Sinith ' do 46 25 .
Liberty, at Bailey i do ."
26.
Silver lake, at MN do " 27.
Friendsvill_ l e Choconnt, . 17 . 4 ..,„. 49.
Apalaeon, ,Middletoyen, L,',':' l ;" 2B.
& Liukaillead6alio, at vide
Foteet Labe and Chap- . Coven climi 2 . 9.
1
man, at ,
llarford, at VilfigeSehOot•bOnse, May , O.
Jackson, at n 2, _ ‘ do ' 3-
Oakland, Harmony t es b oro a 4.
and Snag's at; , , ~ • '
Gt Bend & liero , eittide river " 5.
N. Milford & 806,10 re &IL ", 'O.
Lenox, at Glenwood &shoot-house, " a,
Clifford it Dundaff, it - City AO "• 16.
Herrick, at Uniondale do " 11.
Ararat. * !Thomson, Arius& eimeli 'A , 712%.
Gibson, at Ernion Hill SchoolAuttiai, i i !it&
Bridgi3witerds Montrose - do - ' -46 q *11i...
Lathrop, st Hillsdale .`' - do I " `' 4ll . ! `l7.`,
Brooklyn, at Centro do,:, ":",: 18.
Examinations saw begin at 0 o'clock
. ' - i`- 5- .^' Ey AASrortorMol3t444
Brtiolayii, Afiril
.2301364.
Taman/MIK
, • •
'
N. Y. linidesale
Reported for ther:lfeefrois•Demerral by
Joarsu- Cattirsitivi, VotorkftsaiOn merch=
ant, No. 32 Jay, street, • New York, to
whom shipments Of
,produce may be made.
Two thirds of the,tnaiket :value will be
advanced on the reeeipt - of the goods if
desired, and a- Agdelyyet* made for ' the
balance... , Volk' litetional and a
by
market-report 'Seel; two* charge lijr snail
to those inidttait,ne
Remarks/it; me rle 4pri/18, 'B4.
—Beeswax wanted,' beans eteadlY,Peas
steady, butter. 'declining, cheese wanted,
aim apples Windy; peacheil wanted, plums
cherries,raspberries,blieltberries,
wanted,
eggs ePantiditlour. firm,corn meal wanted,
buckwheat firm, tliifirm, furs *feathers
wanted, fresh meats &wheat wanted, rye
wanted, oats firm, corn wanted, hides firm,
hopaquiet, lard wan'ted, beef wanted, pork
in demand, poultry wanted, seeds firm,
tobacco wanted, sorghum wanted, wool
steady, apples wanted. •
Beeswax, pure, per pound, a 6509 -67
,14 impure , : 40 42
Beans, white sound, per be., 2 40 3 00
Peas, per bushel, - 1 10 l 40 .
Butter in tubs; per pound, 36 43
' 1 firkins, " 39 40
" rolls, IS 33 40
Cheese, choice, " 17 18
" common, " 12 14
Dried Apples 8 11
" Peaches, " 28 29
14 Pitting, - " 17 19
" Cherries, " 28 28
" RasPherriew„ 27 29
" • Blackberries," 17 . 19
Eggs, fresh, per Dozen, - 24 25
Flour, wheat, per bariel, 7 00 11 00
" rye, • " 5 00 0 75
Corn meal, per hundreillbs., 2 00 2 to
Flax, per pound, ' 19 23
Furs and Skins, see Price' Current, forlist.
Feathers,_ live geese, per lb., 'O5 7o
Beef Sides, - " 8 15
Mutton in carcase, " 8 14
Veal " 7 . 13
Pont dressed " 9 11
Wheat, per bushel, 143 175
Rye, 61 11 0 135
Oats, es _ 87 91
Corn, gg, 124 140
Venison, per pound, 8 11
Game, see Prite Current for full report.
Pigeons, ~ ' per dozen, -'', 225
Rides, drjr;- per pound, . 22 25
" green, " 11 12
HoPki-apritne, 44 20 30
46 ' ' 4 14
Lard,•oommon to bad, per 114 13 - 1 b
Beefrness, - per barrel, 700 18 00
46 prime, . -St SOO 16 00
Pork, mess, -'" -" 15 00 26 00
146 prime,46 - 10 00 20 u 0
Hams, smoked,: 'per lb. • 15 18
Shoulders, ottioked, 46 .'
13 14
8ac0n,.., , " - 'l4 16
Chicken s; '_ ' , . : .7 . . 6 22 24
Turkeys, - - "- ' 22 24
Geese, 51,. . --- . e ld 15
Ducks, " -; 44 l e e 26
Clover - Seed, - g* ' 22'' . 'u' - -
,
Tuneothy Seed, per bushel,, 3,` - 350
Flax Seed, ," - 3.40 . 360
Tallow, .-
• ' per lb. 12 13
Wool, wished, " ' ' 60 86
unwashed, " 4O 55
Apples, ' pet barrel; 300 800
Maple Sugar, -- per pound, 15 20
Nolm.-=-4 full
,report of the New York
Market earl. be Seen -at' the office of the
Montruse,Dtmocrat, corrected , op - to last
Saturday.. ,We have on file a, weekly
Price Current of Produce,-for the use of
our friends who may call to examine it.
In the above list is g iven the lowest and
highest prices whic are governed by
quality and condition. Many articles that
are not mentioned above, can be found on
the report in this office.
Snoorro AFFIIAL—About 2 o'clock
on Tuesday morning, April sth, a shoot
ing affray occurred at the Depot, in which
two men named Christopher Myers and
George Miles were 'shot. Miles died in a
few moments, and Myers, it is thought,
cannot recover.. It appears that the two
had been drinking pretty, freely the night
before and met James Robinson, a Mech
anic, formerly of this place, with. whom
Miles had a fight in which be was worsted.
About two o'clock they again met at the
Depot, when Myers and Miles both pitch
ed on him and mauled him severely. As
soon as Robinson could get clear of them,
he drew,a pistol and shot them both.—
Bing. Rep.
—The Washington Chronicle, of April
13th, contained the following rather unu•
anal language.for an abolition organ :
"Thefioodingof the country with paper
money must cease, Omit willcontinue to
raise prices and sweep away values in a
financial deluge."
EXECUTRIX' NOTICE:
NOTICE is heileby given that letters testamentary
upon the estate of WILLIAM REARDON; late of
Franklin township. deceased. have been granted to the
eabscriber. and all persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present the name, duly attested,
for settlement. slid those indebted to same are required
to make inunediate payment.
- • RANNAII REVLEION, Executrix:
Fniaillo.'llpti111.18611: exc. Y , :
DiSSOilltrices
Midas* ng ALLEN
r i a gbileabsrs, xnudie firm ofMALDWIN.,
A BARNHART, Is Ali lit y dissolved, by moms! con
sent. An notes sna salonnte wW belontid the old
stead. •
, t • . !t2 >WM 'l4 ALLEN. -
Montrose. se q.T. OARNMART.
Dumyat - 41,414g5. late „Members- of :the abo7ll
firm. Wing orsitseedibeintoirest ot P.LBABNRA.. B.T.
In the Roar. reed. naGrocery IMBlnfliA•linli continue
the same filial lta• •
Montrose April 41,1684. oeuvwoll & ALLEN.
CLOVER : - AND luggrgy
. .
5W 44.1 , Xem - Slangtlna .
`'"
• n tit 3311,1.25 . 131011ifitilfsA
'Diktat . ° iotilfarwtasiastacer
ava for ilabitt n on the • : premiss"
wain% on ••DAY,
as artiehre siala iattasair.: .
7 new rnileh Cows, 2 dry Cows, B twa.
year Olds, 9 Yearling% .14 Mul e & span
of young Horse% Shoate c ti lot,of Tar.
keys, Ducks andlehiekena t llninbar Vat
en, 1., SPring Wagon, 1 Baggk e zi pair
'Jobb Sletghs,- I,Cutter Elvin of -&
carriage_ Harness, a Mowing Manbihkza
/tome-
e 2 Plows, a Harrow and SeraSera
per, 2 Sip kettles, $ Churns, 9 gutter
Tubs, a qlantity,of Milk Pans and Wig,
and acoariety of Farmiagiltensilai boast*
hold Furniture, and other gooda not taco
toned.
TERMSJ-Catrtor ill eau can e,B
months With interest ad appreallisti u
Sad Pridgeiritpx April 19.1961. . 4w •
' BURRITT,
INEALCIt la Staple and ran ry Dr 7 Saida, Crockery,
Hardware, bon. Stoves, Drags, OIL. es4Painta.
BootnandShoes, Bata and Caps Ballo ROAM
Groaerlesi Provisions, etc., New Ki na rd, ftts Ps. .i :
Apra 11. 11364.,
. • DR. D. A. LATHROP. * •
TiCB. Peed. Cooper & Co's 014 asaldet BOWL
Surgeada particolar... ter Reefer:es 10 years etr
peered:.
e. Boards.
ISMutile Keystone liotel.
Montros May
FARM FOR BALE!
S F ranklin
acre o s f i leila l nglit /7 vllt 2
"W.
sn litilmoved. With a god Hones, a small Bum. and two
Orchards. Is within a shun distance of chturk,stots,
school•honse and blacksinithshop.
References— W. K. HATCH Montrose. ,
J. L. 2dERRIBIAN, Franklin.
April 11,1264.w4 5 R. P. CHAMBERS, DlU:daft
Executor's Notice.
woncE la hereby given to perms haillag demands
1.11 against the estate of CHRISTOPHER WARD, late
of Silver Lake township, deceased, that the nine mast
be presented to the undersigned for arrangement, and
all persons indebted to said estate mnst settle theeiune
without delay. DENNIS O'DAY, Executor.
Binghamton, April 14, 1864. 6w.
Executrix' Notice.
ds
NlAltiltittheereeerteort=lllll B .°Bl2.BChEnizStan,
of liberty township, deft-lured, that the same must be
presented to the undersigned tot snangeznent. and all
persons indebted to said estate most settle the same
without delay. *JANE A. CHAMPLIN, Liz.
Liberty, April 14, 1864. 6w•
D. BREWSTER,
AUCTIONEER FOR SUSQ'UA
Address, Montrose, Pa.
Administrators' - Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given toptioning denunids
lust= the estate of Onett.C. liassOLlate of Lenox
township, deceased, that Melanie must be presented
to the undersigned for arrangem ant, and all peasant in
debted to said cause are requested to make .immedlate
payment. . WI
~ BEW A C I CA. LIM,
Lezioxville; April 4th, 1864 -6w AdminLthtiats.
FINANCIAL.
• HOPE GOLD COMPANY.
IWIES-"GOLD purr LODE," GILPIN corfrry
• COLORADO.
•
Capital 80:000 shaive, s 2s •eigtu
axe, Colorado. Oro. W. OnallSXlf.
F. S. Strpo,New-York. Barciarna Foams, N. Y.
EL S. Contr. New-York. R. C 0112713,1. Warm N. Y.
2dataitn, New-York. If. C. TYLER, New-York.
8.0. Aitsonn, Providence, R. I.
President—Me Excellent, JOBS EVANS, Governor
of Colorado Territory.
. Vlee-Presidento--lion. S. G. &Lama, Dr. P. EL Junto.
• Treasurer—Was:in B. Lairrort.
Secretery—J. P. Dams. (Italy reaco.lll
Office No. ClltTstrcoq New-York.
EXECUTORS' SAIL
Talt undersigned, Exeentore of the estate of James
?swot. Jate of Jessup township. dee'd, will sell at
public vendee 011 „ .
Eulurrloy, April 16114,1884, 4t 10 o'e. a.WI,
the following property, to wit : 11 Cowe, 4 Textlings,
1 Eloise, 1 iTog. 1 Churning Sheep, 1 two-horse Liimr
Wagan.l lighibogiry Wagon, 1 two-horse Sleigh. Fan
ning Mill, sett doable ;11striese t _ . 1, single Horner*.
Plows, Tiragx, and other Parta k ing Utenailsot quantity
of [fay and Grain, Churning whine, P e n a a nd Dairy
Fixtures, together with other articles toootonotolto to
mention. •
TERMS..-All sums over $5, six months credit with
Interest and approved security—under f,5, cash down.
JJI3IES SHAY, j Ex , rl.
Jessup, April 4, %4c - E. FAUHOT,
PAY UP, AND SAVE' COSTS.
•
ji L ite p l e a l t s e ons kn
firm oorißnogyrtiSfrdelslißteFt;debted , are retso.
pectfully Informed that the unpai Notes and Accounts
of said firm are yet in the hands o f the subscriber; but
after the first of May all unpaid :natters will be placed
in the hands of s proper °Meer for collection.
• WM. 11. BOYD.
Montrose, April 7, 1861. St
Tl[ GOLD 6111 PISSED
333 r Clcorigresel.
STUDY ECONOMY
and buy your
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
TOE REGULATOR!
GEORGE HAYDEN
AS Jost received item* end splendid stocked
Or PEW GOODS, conldstlag of
Boots. and '-Shoes-
114 Th A.tirp:,"CATS,
e W. 7 CL:
igitrAtlST; . ariP; o 4 l B l 9
,g 6l 1*"i 7 4. 1 . 10 0110
TRUNKS, -TEAVEttilieattge,
Wan* mat CArectginira,
UNDER BAirb. Droves, AvEele
'ilOAßFS;Voilers, Glow ffaidsvi
I HvgitereutA,Umerellar.d4.,4te.
•
Dave lotogin4 outs pc 0006, sou Oa &Tann&
Great aad 9#4411. (grim atryclitapjor Men:ISIS
Remember ' - thei , Plado: •
North vlRg cof . Ple WM* !,11117 occoPSIC/ 1 4 6 4 2
IPEO lor * 4brit. jet'_: HOYDEN.
•w~re..,~tdes ~~ u~.~`
rit• : 77r .
..A.vwiniv•-•iermairigrav =t. •
. •
TO ItfETV TEVI
- ; f.
• ATTEN TlO4 r- ALL
comollic .Rostmo - -.•
•
COP iiitiCaNr i l l 3R.oo,4333i
Ewe 4 c i ne joaea al ia - are deo:Spell frina this- date to -do •NOstottz ante"
114 iffffeW• lad fifth& Aka Vat they intewildeettoas oftettltas Itzt•tntb nets *ld Mottle MI •
We watbliattre thettuctetetteWwWlaalMalPthatto/diecouga i l e elthet-altbaub a, • Mete
We hate to itazaTu7gthi wa-W.V atal Weviast tam ff enema . 'Wawa ?tit •
le
t eat
tiplgrUella Mgr cIatdMMOICIIIIILIFUI ftelleatata a aboattetaleit ai=
bat aevietttelses the innuiem tatmee at ono init2te tote ehatute4,_ atcArwit,., •
we watgaeltinkold eistosaidi 44111 tetialita lama uolifli m " Aw r"" mff ‘'" l2 "Caw
_ .
• „ .
GOODS CHEAP- FOR ''O6ASII.•
•
We also advise all who desire to bny- . GOODS CHEAP • FOR. CASH toad lasi
evast_si oar Stock. which te.qra f ;dote Inell particulate, sad we %LI dale* reaficeiable puma MO
Ch.a..mg plichata quit* =amt, thing from
W.
CASH PRICES FOR FARMPRODUCE.
• .
Those who are indebted to nv and have se *many erases for nottiaPhi, *od d
whim to bring Greta. Battetlerd, Dried apple" demo* , enure, stems. Wool forldi, 804 1 14 11 4
we wifi snow tbm eaaltsatei tot them end phloem* emonattethett cat=
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM & ,
MONTROSE, Pa.. Mut, Affl. 1 864. '
NEW ARRANGEMENTS! •
A NEW EMI FOR XOO,OOll
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For. CASH or Iteady Pay..
(mamma. is. tEMOI4I7O d) /210).
AV w E e dust retr i ed fromas the East with a new . tad
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The Latest and most approved Styles.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERS.
0131.1e1000 3esPILIMISI,
Of every Deecdpitort.
1 7 °' 7—a co -cr riL
Of the choicest brands, Including Esirtli celebrated
Fish, Dairy Salt; Teas, Ogees,
Spices, Sugars, Molasses,
At very Low prices for VASA, Firm sad for
yourself.
Cash paid for Grain, Ratter, Eggs, Wt.
2,000,000 dos. Eggs wanted.
err= dw riy?c: r o i regy ° gr. ecww ' to
G. L. STONE. E. L. WEEMS.
Montrose, 4prttist. issa_ es "
JAMES B. BE WITT
- DEALER IN
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
CHOICE F AMWY
era oA la
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hats and Caps,
CaISLCIOC3.I3L re.
GLASS-WARE,
watusiA ham
MEMO AND NAIL
EICOLZI .7.42IA.WECEILTIL 4 41210.
Produce taken in Exchange.
Montrose, Feb. '64. J. 8.. DeWITT.
"THE FAMOUS. BARBER."
Come and see the famous Barber,
Famous Barber, late of Hayti.
Late of Hayti, now at Wllson'el.
Now at M. S. Wilson's Store Room,
Find me shaving and shampooing, '
Find me cutting hair to suit you,
Find me ready at your service.
At your service, CHARLEY MORRIS
Montrose, Oct. 15, 1868. If
PETER HAY,
Zaloozaisea.
Auburn Four Corners, Pa.
.
VAIIIILY DYE COLOfI N With dineettotesThow
I! to use them, thresh) by - - ABEL TUBRELL.
- GEO. P. LITTLE, - •
Lworlsipe a r z ept, A ersl i ti o rVit h lr,& rfi e ,
BACK PAT, PENSION MAIM& at
/41 clatoistatistated to my care will bo *headed to
promptly. etuutetoteso eneceeelhl.,
bloi4tote t March 10,.1884.-8m
TIMOTHY & SO,
• FOR SALE BY
CATIMELLI FOREST lAN&
.
Adothospatooosßotoo; .. • -
ideencraveraby giiiiig = thootaim
WaslA Swar_it
to maks teunedtsite ps m ymenk atel all perm*laak_dge 011TUlg
i What sald dscoduit i mms thoilIss!!)
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Ilarditag-4 111* •
NEW GROCERY
VARIETY STORE !
BISEMTOFUTARBELLI
Tom Mfg subscriber would infonn his old Mists. Mk
public generally, that he has just retuned MO
New York City with well selected am:bug; IN
and Tizianf other attlelea, aneb of ale n 0n.....5. eed01l la
and that they eV be told the_
prices that cannot WI to kit. Moue esti eiX=ake6
A. N. BIILIMID.
Montrose, Feb. 110864.
FLOUR ! FLOUR
efROMIS FAMILY morn, by th o loular rs ,
•,J or pound, for tale a% the Lowest dish
A. N.
BtfTTIGL TALLOW, EGGS, DRIED APPLES Ma
most Made of produce wantedin Sir
Gopda at Um Grocers and Variety Store of-
LIU BULLAID.
ISICIPLEPINUEUEIP
PENJONS, BOUNTY, AND
BACK PAY.
trlrEued_finljneiLLlCENSED AGENT orratoot.
ETS.H.:WT will gime prompt - atteattbn to 01
ogres im a r p ria tits ears . Merges lbw aid MI&
teatlen % e V.
Alotttrote, Jan. 141,
SOLDIERS' BOUNTY
PitNSIONS,
.:fif.
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And Back Pays!
I undersigned Iseamtuto ALMON ar tire OMNI*
1 nom will give prompt attention to all elitism bittop
ted to Me awe. No charge unless mexessild.
Montrose, Aug. '.• J. B. wawa*.
ST. CH. R 33 LES HOTEL,
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ar. 33'uLrigeellso
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Ang. 6, Pm ly
ERIE RAILWAY.
curts.h.ozri,res—,..neinserivit" fb
following hours, via:
WESTWARD norxn. EASTWARD BOIIND.
1, Bunt° Express,B:ol p.m 9, N.Y. Express, 1118p.ma
8, Night Express,l:sB a.m 6, Steamboat ••
5, Mall at'l:49 p.m 16, Cincinnati " GONILA
17 .- Way Freight, 11•87p.m 20, Way Freight, ilktashatt
91, Arco:cod:HMls. 0:33
Train a. runs every day,
does not run Mondays. Tral
York, rune through to Bun
kirk. Cr
SEW GOODS!
A general assortment of GOODS, arrlvin at
is.
PIT-21:TX7CI,
Ciumbenemiadiesjazcip oil otc.
at
$225. SEVEN OCTAVE $226.
ROSE WOOD PIANO-FORTH!
& CO. 449 BroadwayM.T.
NEW, ENLARGED SCALE PLANO-FORTEI3, with
all latest improvements.
Thirty years' experience, with greatly Increased facil
ities for manufacturing, enable to to sell for CASH at
the above unusually low price. Our Instruments WS
calved the hlgheist award at the World's Fair. and for
Ave autfeessivo years at the American Institute. War
ranted Ave„years. Tae liar CAM. Call or send for
descriptive Circular. [March 17--Sm
& INTO SEED,
AND
seed NATTiea,t,.
FOR imit ßY
ILII/I.loWrit, sik
?Montrose, Pesin?aw
MILINERY & STRAW
, . .•
::/rC . JO -4 1:3129
TN EVERY VARIETY. of the latest luipattattossield
A. of Me newest outmost fashionable styles.
Our IStrisivirZielpartztiedilt
will comprise VIM variety of Bonnets, lets =Maw
minas to be foand in Outline, of the • Wait WWII
approved alutpataml styles.
iromot
„,yours, Iraiam t
Atad.lolol7.-
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a issiriener - MOMS
No. 16 runs Stmdays. but
In Sof Saturdays, from New
to, but does soil= to Das.
111 NOT, Glen. Supt.
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