_—
cvcstrzMir "W,36l4!ikazELEs.
Wool Carding, . _
See an advertisement, of . wool -carding
and c lothdreising in tliis-paper.
, . .
Cows for cc - Quarter.'
The live.stock business - has been active
for the last feri days, especially cows, and
ri large number have changed hands at
25 @3l cent!. Those wanting cows at
this rate . can
. enliniie at the Pound.
Effects of Lightning.
On Sunday last, a choice blooded bull,
- owned by Mathew. Baldwin, .13ridgaw
which bad on tbat day for the first, been
turned into the riasttire, was killed by a
stroke of lightning, in the open field. :No
trace of the stroke could be found upo n
the body. _ , ,
Take Can of Your Cowp.-
Noncs.--Owners of cattle, &c., will
please take notice that the Borough Or
dinance prohibiting Cows, &c., from run
ning at large in the streets of Montrose,
will be enforced. War. GARY,
May 2d, 1e.64. Constable.
Roney Wanted—s2,ooo.
A Farmer, owninga farm worth $6,000
desires to borrow V,OOO to pay off all his
debts, and would secure the money by a
mortgage to run, not over six years, with
interest - annually. Any ono wishing to
make a safe investment, can learn the
name and_residence of the applicant by
inquiring at•this office. myl 2 3w*
Important Local News.
•
Citizens of Montrose who allow their
fowls, dogs, etc., to visit their neighbors'
gardens should remember that they—the
dogs and fowls—are liable to come to
grief and an early grave, " according to
iaw." Also that COWS are prohibited
from running at large in any street or
road at any time by a State law, in addi
tion to the Borough Ordinance.
Elder Bush.
One of our exchange newspapers says
insects never touch the elder bush. The
leaves of the elder, scattered over cucum
bers, cabbage, squashes, and other plants
subject to the ravages of insects, effectu
ally shields them. The plum and other
fruits may be saved by placing on the
branches and through them, bunches of
elder leaves.
It is said that ants will not come about
where elder leaves are scattered. This is
easily tried ; and if successful, of great im
portance.
A Strike s and Shooting Affray.
Monday and Tuesday of this (now last)
week the workmen upon the new Shop,
at Susq'a Depot, and in the quarry, were
on a strike for higher wages. Their de
mands; we understand, were granted, and
all is now brisk again.
During the strike a sort of riot occurred.
A man was engaged at work, and the
crowd of strikers gathering around him,
his cousin attempted to protect him, but
was stoned and driven back some distance,
when he drew a revolver and shot one;of
the strikers in the breast. Upon this the
strikers rushed towards him in a body,
crying for vengeance, but by the interpo
posit ion of the citizens he was taken into
custody, and his life saved.
The injured man, we learn, is fast re
covering from the effects of the shot.—N.
l'enn'an.
Borough Ordinance.
That it shall not be lawful for any neat
cattle, horses, swine, sheep, geese, or
other doinesticated animals of a mischie
vons nature, to go at large in said boro'
(of Montrose); and if any such animal
shall be found at large within said boro',
it shall be the duty of the High Constable
forthwith to take up and impound the
same; or if any of the said, animsls shall
be found in any lot or close, it shall be the
(duty of the High Constable at the request
•of the owner or occupant of said close, to
take up and impound the same.
That if any dog, turkey, duck, 'len or
fowl, shall be found in any cellar, barn,
outhouse, GARDEN, or close, ip said
'boro', it shall be LAWFUL - far the
owner or occupant thereof to 11111 4 take
and carry away such dog, turkey, du!,7,
hen or other fowl.
Advance Payment,
Now when all prices have : so'advanced
that a paper dollar is worth 'hardly 55
cents in purchasing our materials, 485 c.,
we must notify our slow-paying subscri
bers that none bat those who pay strictly
IN ADVANCE, will be entitled to their
papers at $1,50 psi annum. Daring the
mouth of May any subscriber who pays
all in arrears and a- year in advenc,e, will
be Charged only the advance rates; but
:after May . 3lst those who neglect payment'
will be liable to pay $2, and if put into
,colleetion, $2,50 a year. This is no more
than justice to us, and with fullnotice our
patrons should not blame us if they lose
half a dollar through neglect.
, Teachers' -Examinations.
Each applicant will please write at the
beginning of a sheet of foolscap, her name,
fast :Orme, place of residence, - what
-worlm on teaching she has read, and how
=any terms she has taught.
If draft ;fro. do/to£' interfere, examine . .
tions will be held as.follows :
Gibson, atAkionifillßehoollocse" 13
Bridgewater:afs . Idontrose 'do "- 16
Lathrop, at, Hillsdale do " 17
Brooklyn, at Centre " 18
F • mittationS Mi4elbegitilid, 9 o'clock.
E. A. WESTON; PO. Stlet.,
-lirooklyn, April 22,1864.-v--
Deeda—lTm superior pee& are sold
at this offiei,' at moderate priusit;
N. Y. Wholesale Prices .of• Produce,
Reported for the Monforsi,Dinukc:Ot by,
Josteu CmiPutirini, Cainthissien - inereh- ,
ant, No. 32 Jay street, Neif - Yoric, to ,
whom shipments of produce mai bo made: . ,
Two Of. the arket value will ,be'
advanced on ;the receipt., of the goods if
desired, and a quick return made for the
balance. FnII directione, and :a weekly
market. report sent free. of
cha!ga by mail
to' those making shipments; --
Remarksfor the week endfng.Atliy 7th, '64.
Wanted--Beeswax, Butter, Cheese,OA
apples,
apples, peaches, plums , chArriescblii-ber
-7,-*p: Faspbc:fieve7gWfak; furs, feathers,
hides, lard, beef, pork, poUltry, wool and
apples.
Steady—Beans, peas, S4dS, buckwheat.
Firm—Flour, corn meal,; fresh meats,
wheat, rye, oats, Corn.
Beeswax, pure, per pound, $ 59@$ 58
" irnpure, " y• 40 42
Beans, white sound, per lbu., 240 300
Peas, per bushel,. I • 1 , 10 140
Butter to tubs, Per pound, : 35 40
" firkins, t 28 38
Yc rolls, ' 28 36
Cheese, chum, " 17
" • common, " • 10 14'
Dried Apples , 9 •11
" 'Peaches, ", 27 30
" Plums, ", ri 19
" Cherries, " 27 30
" Raspberries, ", 27 30
" Blackberries, 'F. 17 19
Eggs, fresh, per doien, ; 20 21
Flour, wheat, per ba l rreli 700 11 00
" rye, " 1 500 700
Corn meal, per hundred lbs., 150 300
Flax, per pound, ; 19 24
Furs and Skins, see Price Current, for list.
Feathers, live geese, per lb., 65 70
Beef Sides, " 10 14
Mutton in carcass, . " 8 14
Veal, " 6 14
Pork, dressed, " 9 11
Wheat, per bushel, 140 .1 85
Rye, 1.6 120 140
Oats, " 85 91
Corn, " • 120 140
Venison, per pound, 9 11
Game, see Price Current for full report.
per dozen, . 2 50
per pound, 23 26
11 12
46 20 30
'"
• 4 14
Lard, common to best, per lb., 13 14
Beef, mess, , per barrel, 900 20 00
" prime, " : 800 14 00
Pork, mess, i • " : 16 00 ,26 00
" prime, " ' 10 00 20 00
Hams, smoked, per lb. 16 18
Shoulders, smoked, " 12 13
Bacon, 64 1E 14
Chickens, it 20 24
Turkeys, iig 22 24
Geese, l4 13 14
Zlnck,, i< 24 20
Clover Seed, ; ig 12 13
Thpothy Seed, Ik t er bushel, 3 350
Flak Seed, I " 340 360
Tallow, per lb. 13 14
Wool, washed, " 75 02
44 unwashed, ," 50 60
Apples, per barrel, 300 500
Maple Sugar, - per pound, 15 20
. N OTZ.-A ful / 1 report of the New York
Market can be seen at the office of the
Montrose Democrat, corrected up 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 given the lowest and
highest prices which ore governed by
quality and condition. Many articles that
are not mentioned above, can be found on
the report in this office.
Pigeons,
Hides, dry,
" green,
Hops, prime,
Dr. Tobias , Ten Dia - LDltment.—MOßE
TESTI:IIO3Y! This is to certify that for the last five
rears I hard us-edin my family Dr. Tobias' celebrated
Venitian Liniment, and in every instal:Lee have forted it
!idly equal to hls recommendations. A have found it to
give almost instantaneous relief in cases of toothache,
croup, bilious colic, sore throat, pain; in the chest and
back, and rheumatism. aad.l cherfolly recommend its
4rialto every one afflicted with any of the above•named
diseases. JAMS 11. WARNED-
Hartford, Conn., Oct. 16th,1861.
Sold by all druggists. Office, 513 Cortladt st. Sew York.
Slay 5.
-.W. - Swam two or three Hogsheads of "Beebe,"
" Tonic Bitters," " Sarsaparilla," " Nervous Antidotes,
&c. &e. bre., e rd after you are satisfied with the result,
then try - on box of old Dr. Buchan's English Specific
Pills—and b restored to health and vigor in less than
thirty days. They are purely vegetable, pleasant to take,
prompt and- Salutary in their effects on the broken down
and shattered constitution. Old and young eat take
them to good advantage. Imported and sold only in the
United States Emil. by
k ims
. J .S. BUTLER. General Agent,
. . Station D. Bible' House, New York. ~.1
P. B.—/t. bo nt - to any address on receipt of price—
which is One- ' thee. [Mara 24,—1n
147 - Do WI with tote Cured 7—Dr. Buchan's English
Specific Pills cure, in less than, SD days, the worst cases
of Nervousness, Impotency, Premature Decay. Seminal
Weakness Insanitf, and all Urinary, Sexual and Ner
vous affections, no giatterfrom what cause produced.—
Price, One Dollar per box. Sent, post-paid by mail, on
receipt ot an order.: Address
•
JAMES'S. BUTLER, General Agent,
Station D, Bible House, licurTork.
March 54—Pm - A A .
tar Use no other 4-13nchan's Sperific Pitts are the
only Reliable Reniedy for all diseases - of the Seminal.
Urinary and ,Nertans Systems. Try one box, and be
cared.:One Dollar a box. One box will perfecta cum
or moneyirefunded. t. Sent by Emil on receipt of price.
• , • AWES EL BUTLER, General Agent,
t SPftiou D, Bible House, New York.
-105"Tratio , renaf to ramaleory—Dr. Cheese..
artanla- PIILe.--The combination of ingredients in
these Ms is the remit of a long and extensive practice
They are mild in their operation, andcannot do harm to
the most delicate ;certain in correcting all Irregnisultien
Painful Idenstrnatlons, removing all obstructions,
whether front cold cir ;;otherwise, headache, pain in the
Bide, palpitation alba heart, whites. all nervous affec
tions. hysteria; fatigue, pain in, the back. and limbs,
&c..distarbeil , sleep , arise .fromlnterruption of
natue. -. , ,', • • •• i - •
• : DE. eirEESMArg PILLS
was the eatainettozaileint Of anew era in the treatment of
irregularities,and obstructions which have copsignedso
many to if , more. • No female can enjoy
good healihunlesslS regales,. and whenevm. an ob
struction takes place the . general hah Was tode.
cline. ThOOE4llB form the "finest e ration ever pat
•
forward with IMBIADIATB and ' 'WENT RUC.
cEsn. `.float'! 'bier CO ivacd.—
Take thia adiertisement to our Druggist end tell him
thatrop want thsßESZTand most RELIABLE Female
Ittedia 6 in the RIM, *Lich is comprised in three Piga.
I i • ; Dr. ;ciumbatiutt PILLS -:, '
have been a standard Remedy for over thirty are, and
4
are the moat effectual one ererictunra tar all mplaints
peculiar to Irentales. To all classes lift vabablei
inductagiWith certainty. 4teriodicul , y; ..They
are knOWnfOOK!IIIIIIIde, who have used 0 different
thrcrperiods. ont thet countm having the sanction of
some of them st eminent Physicimus in America. - • -
Explicit dir ion.ftetinfAchenfitoPeotatiwg 4 ma,
with each B ee—the - price $1 perbazortboxes for $5,
contablinrealbo_ WWI'S, Pals sent by op?rompt.
ly. secure fo2to a , bnavatiOn, bY remitting 4 1 in PP/I"'
etorp.'..,fiqd b ll , , T,Miets generally. ,
_„
4
laarauxm,..,:..A.Toritetor„.._.•
•intsusio,_• , ~.:_ 81ACedar Meet, New4rork; :
prAkild , fallen by Abelicorrell ; fu Tunktum-.
tack by jj 4 W;.Lyntini; in Orest pod by L.. Gritlfa.
F . • t - ' !: , , .., •.- .;.:
On the 7th inst., by Elder Til
den,llln-ALTAN.J. WELCH and. Visi LE.
VINA G..SITITOW,,both QC Erludriin,§nsq.
co.
XONIALT3EIO3.
In New 'Mil_fiz);il-- r•it'rr'ili, Offi, of spotted l i l
fever, Eriudirrit L., daughter of Wm. T. 1
and Citittne Corwin, aged 11 years, 11
p/Ontlis and 20 days. 1
' In Middletown, Susq. co., April 27th,
1864, Ports Ross, wife of the late Joseph
Ross, in the 88th year of her_age.:
Since the year 1807 she has been owe
the most devoted members of the M. E.
Church. Her piety was constant, consist
ent and uniform. The theatre" upon
which it was exhibited in its most, eleva
ted character, was home. There her pie
ty shone with a pure and steady lustre,
and making all happy who came within its
influence. She was a native of New Mil
ford Conn. She, with her F•arents, Job
and Anna Camp, and the other inembers
of the family, in the year 1792 remo •t .
1 to Wyalusing, Bradford (then Lnze . •
county, where she lived until she Was mar
ried to Joseph Ross, Jan. 31, 1796 ; then
removed to Middletown about the year
1798, while it was almost a complete wil
derness, and there remained until her
death. ,
"And thus our treasures flee;
Tie after tie is riven,
To raise our thoughts from earth,
And bring us near to heaven.
Administrators Notioch, -
AToTicE is hereby given to all persons indebted to the
,n Estate of ADBLIN BUSH, late of Bridgewater
twp., deceased, to make immediate payment, and all
personstisving claims against said estate will present
them to the undersigned for settlement.
31. B. BUSK. and AMY BUSH,
Bridgewater, May 12,1861.-6w* Administrators.
ExOcutors' Notice.
11VOTICE is hereby given to nil persons indebted to
11 the estate of JEREILIAII GANFIELD, deceased,
late of Middletown township, to make immediate pay
ment. and all ptrsons having demands against said es
tate will present them to the undersigned for settle
ment. .- JEFIENLUI CANITEI 4 D, JOSEPII
ti►nirEL TAn6AaT,i Executors.
Middletown, May 12, ISti4.--tiw•
XW00EE.41.3111( & VII7.IMEINCMIC
Irtanniaetnrers and Dealers in
WOOLEN GOODS ,
Camptown, on Wypiusing Creek, Bradford Co. Pa.
Rolls , Carded and Cloth Finished.
WManufacture Cloth for Customers on Shares, or
et the following prices per yard : Cassimere„ best
finish, Sue, 45 cents. Plain Cloth, best finish, Sue, 45e.
Gray and Mixed Cassimeres. 40 Ms. Tweeds, 82 cents.
Common Fulled Cloth, 40 eta. Whito Flannel, 22 cents.
Madder Red Flannel, 82 cts. Gray Flannel, 25 cta.
The Gray Flannel made with taste, and very suitable
for Clothing.
We will card Rolls for persons from a distance to
take home without delay. BARNEY INGHAM,
AMOS WRENCH.
Camptown, May 10th. 1664.—tt
WOOL - CARDING
cLorii DRESSING.
THE
hid old hia.vingesanurgothrocufgaerega
the machinery, is now ready and
receive work, and will
warrant all intrusted to his care to be done in a good
and workmanlike manner. HARVEY SIBLEY.
liarford, May 10th, 1804.-3 tn
BOCIT. SHOE,
GER MOM% SPE
F. B.'WEEKS & CO.
11.7 jUbt
°Pencil /their
SPRING STOCK
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
EC Ms CO 'TIM XIV' fOr-
GENT,N, FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting of
everything in Gents' line of apparel,
front Boots to Bat,
Ladies' Fine S_pring Balmorals and Gaiters,
Men's Fine and Coarse wear,
cheaper than any other house this side of New York.
Come and see for yourselves. ,
Boots & Shoes made to order
Montrose, May 10th. F. B. WEBIIS & CO.
Manufacture of Woolen
Goods.
ChIEICBI 2 IVILIEL 1.
MUD 3LkNUFACTURE OF WOOLEN GOODS, both
• 1 in the household and the factories., has become of
great importance on account of Reforming at present
our principal article - of clothing. The nature of our cli
mate makes it necessary, and the scarcity of Cotton has
greatly increased the value of wool and fabrics made
from ft; and being engaged in the business of making
Cloth and Flannel, and also Roll Carding, and Cloth
pressing, we have thought that a few remarks with re
gard to handling Wool, and the proper process of menu
facture, might boot service:to the country, ands bene
fit to ourselves.
The Bret process with the farmer ado intends to make
his wool into rolls for spinning and weaving at :home,
after washing and shearing, Is assorting the qualities.
this we do not expects farmer to do as perfectly as a
regular manufacturer, but by trying he will appro xi mate
towards It, and be amply paid for the little pains re
quired, by having an even thread and smoother fabric.
The fleeces - should be whole and should be spread out
on a table—the coarsest wool will be found on
the skirts of the fleece, and can easily be distinguished
by looking closely to the fibre. Two qualities from each
fleece will perhaps be close enough for ordinary purpos
es;but as the sheep in our country differ much in their
grades of wool—the coarse part of one may do to go
with the finer part of another,_ and thus make three or
four qualities out of the lot. If It is going to the manu
factory or to market, the fleece should not be torn, but
sites removing the tag-locks, should be rolled up com
pactly. skin side out. Not less than one pound of lard,
fresh butter or oil should be sent with every ten pounds
of wool going to the carding machine.
The next thing of importance is of course to be well
carded, for which we will be entirely responsible; but in
the matter of spinning_ and weaving, we have another
caution to add. Unless the yarn Is evenly twisted, and
beat up arenly in the loom, the cloth shrinks unevenly
In falling—making some places wide and others nar
row. andlf the finisher succeeds in pressing out the
wrinkles, the cloth svFll resume its contortions Algaitt!
when nand° Into a garment, and the mechanic is some
timeswrongfnilyblamed for a coat's becoming lantern
jawed on a man's back: It is easily avoided by giving
the wheel an equal mother of turns to a given length of
thread drawn-out. We find this dilneulty increased of
late years, and have come to the conclusion that if some
of the spinners do not keep better time on their pianos
than on their spinningg wheels, tve should bate dreadful
ly to listen to their naftle.; - -- •
As every moment of labor should be employed to the
best Advantage, and everyounee of material appropria
ted to 'behest purpose, on account of our war, we pro
pose to write sonanother chapters on our branch of bus
iness after this is read sufficiently to beremembered,and
Shaft endeavor to do onr work aloe enongq for s'Wmo
ral skirt era doctor's boat. and make trowsem nice en
ough to bust a farmer thwragka
_yeses einign, at
least. • VIG4aM & ftCll,
Bon Pacrentr. imMPtenu. , !
Bradford - ea:May 12,
TVLWrath :Staple ilia Fasz i liryflialds, erocier 7 ,
LP Hardware. Irou.-§toces.. , . OUr. mid Paints;
130otemultiboce.flats , asteoPt. re. Reilli,o Robes.
,GeoCeeles.Provielose 'dew NewNliford I's- - • • .
-,
'APT,1114,1061.
EXECUrOR'S
IVOTICH lieraby given;thatin pursuance of an or.
IX dor of the Orphan& Court of Susquehanna county
to . me directed; I Willtzpose to public safe by Vendnef
nu - the promisee Jit the township of liewilllford.ln
said county, on SAIrURDAY,the Ilthdayof June nmt,
at one o'clock in the oftornoon, the following described
or parcel of :land; late . the - estate of BERRY
NO; deed, to wit. ,
_ .
All that certain piece or parcel of l and lying and be
_ • in the said township of Newallford, bounded as
." • • . ; at..o.wiktja the centre c , f the
bighvilky, aOjoining lands 'M Jo • elan; thence
north* 1-2" west 110 perches to a corner, mace north
'4'o* east 76 perches to a beech sapling ; then nth 43
1-2' east 112 perches' to the highway; thence. oath
long the centre of the highway_ road B.percliesto the
lace"of beginning, containing at acres be:the saran
ore Or less, with the exception of about theca titres elf
e northeast cornercheretofore sold to, Calvin Well.
,by deed.
TERMS OF SALS.I-825 down-One third Of the bal.
once on conlirmation,i and balaneeln one 'and two
years with Interest annually on the whole sumunpaid._
zgaityrr ALDRICH, Executor:
April 27. 1804.
'Administrator's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby :given to all-persons indebted to
DANIBLUGGSR, late or.Tessup township, deed.
to make immediatepe.pnciat, widen; persons baying
claims against said decedent, will preteat the same to
the undersigned for settlement.
ZSNAS SMITH, Administrator.
Jessup, May 311,1804..-4 w. •
=is " • 'strator's Sale.
"I' virtue e l f an ertlerof silt; issued 14 the Orphan's
1i genitor StusquehannaCounty, to me directed, will
be xposed to' public sale, at au Won, at the Forks of
Sn • e Creek,, in Franklin, on -
, lIRDAY, MAY 21st, 1884, at 1 O'elOCk, P. M. "
all thos two pieces of land situate in the township of
Liberty, Susquehanna county, Penn's, late the estate of
Joseph E. Webster, deceased, and described as foUosvp,
tow t:
The west halt of lot No. 23 of Bound's tract, contain•
ing 60 acres ; and the Southern half of lot No. 14 of said
Bound's tract, also conUiiningt4 acres..
TERMS made known on day of sate.
H. L. BLOWERS, Adm'r.
Franklin, April2B, 1864. 4W
GROCERY,
PROVISION STORE !
Post's Old Corner, opposite
Searle's HoteL
CRANE & FERGERSON
TouLn respectfully announce to the public that
they have on hand an extensive stock of
-ek-.
&.%
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
.7.222,, &eta
which they are selling cheap for ready pay
CONFECTIONERY,
of all sorts, and of the best varieties.
Fresh Supplies constantly rec'd.
'Remember the place. Give us a call.
Cash paid for Veal & Deacon Skins.
0. M. CHANE. P. T. PZUGEIZSON.
Montrose, April 28. 1864.
-AND
NEW GOODS.
frliE undersigned haying entered into business un
'1 der the name and style of
WEBB & BUTTERFIELD,
beg leave to inform the public that they are now ye
alving from New York a large and well selected stock
of Goods of every description, felicitating of the latest
styles of Spring and Slimmer
Prints, Shallies,
Delanes,
Cass9l33l.ereS,
oc:ottcorLa,cleis
A LOT OF GROCERIES
of all kinds. A., good assort rent of
Crockery, Glass Ware,
Wooden Ware,
HATS 4Fze . .AI'S,
BOOTS & SHOES,
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS,NECJI
TIES, GLOVES, DRESS
TRIMMINGS, SCARPS,
COLLARS, ac.
Alto a good ahortment of
j . - HARDWARE,
Consistivg of
Shoyelsi . Spades Hoes" Forks
Seythesi,Priming- t hooks,&e,*".-
121" All kinfla 'of Elkireteco:l' 90 taken In
chang Avenn e e .. Call andnee ue . f!t, 'Weon'e old stand on Public
' A. B. BUTTEMIFIELD r .
31011if(1544 April pl4l
TATION 3 HITTER% Coturtitittleti Water. Orif
DjseptetikTrap, at r TUERZLVe.
j a h . , -zwmw smarim PA.33143E1
TO MEET ritifg-T . A 'of 1311811NTESS for 1864
AttENtION ALL =r
ESNS.
- - --- ---
CVEE - COW 1 3011.0giiian
• -,...... - : • : ' - i . . 9
....... ,
• - vs - - - 7:7, , 4.
Have - concluded aid ate-dateitruneatia date to do tOI.IOR.F. CREDIT
817SIVINISt and further state that they are vesrdesireftwW.W.L.Alwith their ofd Wends and customas.—
We would advise them to cometbard and cash p their
have either with cash or settle 'by nate. Cub
we have tartar for everything we buy; and wdmust , II we- spy Goods hereafter. -We feet very del.
t es t s about blasting this lure as perhaps many customers of ours will feel winched about being refused a credit ;
but nevertheless thelntelligent can see at once that the times have changed and with it the business. Therefor*
we would rink our old customers and Weigle in general to make due allowance for the above stated reailone. •
. -' . • .
-O O DDS,-CHEAP. p 11,4 CASH-.
- • ,• . •
• We also advise all who desiktit,o'bui. 'GOODS CHEAP. FOR CASH to call and
examine anflprice oar Stock, which laibrapleite in all Outicalars, anti Fe' irtll satisfy anT reasonable person that
CALLEIZI - L purchases ore - manes different thingfrom Omit. •
•
CASH PRICES FOR FARM. PRODUCE.
Those who are indebted to us and bavAo many excuses for not paLing, we would
adviseto Wag Grite; Ittittai.Lard, Dried Apples; Geese Feathers, Beeswax, Wool Stocking Tere. OP 9 06 k ll l.
we will allow thM , . the castrprice fee them and place the amount to their credit.
GUTTE.NBERG, ROSENBAUM &CO.
MONTROSE, PB.• dun. Mb, 1884.
NEW ARRANGEMBITSI
A NEW vat FOR 1 00 , 0001
NEW & CHEAP
qz:
• 9
• For'CASH or Ready Pay.
CkaEICC: EIITCONTI els CC).
AVEt i i , s e t le r c e ti
returned from f the East with anew and
H
- I
gao l , glotting
The' Latest and most approved Styles.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERS.
arIELC:OCIM3EILIMIS,
Of every Description.
ct NI.
Of the choicest brands, including Hart's celebrated
brand.
Fish, Dairy Salt, Teas, Coffees,
Spices, Sugars, Molasses,
At very Low prices for CASH, (M all and see for
yourself. '
Cash paid for Grain, Butter, Eggs, U...
2,000,000 doz. Eggs wanted.
orTivo doors below Bo jd & Webster's corner, in
the Store formerly occupied by N. L Post.
O. L. STOIiF, E. L. WSZICS.
Montrose. April lst, ISSL tf
JAMES R. DEWITT,
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
CHOICE FAMILY ;
t t la Va1ii112112. 9
le? T
9
BOOTS AND SHOES,
,llats and Caps,
rt. C, 4032 E. rt. - Sr,
GLASS-WARE,
WOWS MID 01116,
HARDWARE AND - NAILS,
ISC:130013 Xa223I.9.9MISCEICEL,
Produce taken in Exchange.
Montrose,Feb. 'O4. s LR. DAMN.
TIMOTRY & CLOVER SEED,
S. TUBBELL, .FOREST LUCE.
D. BREWSTER,
AUCTIONEER FOR 'SUSQ'UA• CO.
Addregsir '.- 1 :' - ',_ - _ - _ - !ffontrosa i Pa.
Dissolution.
rco-partzetihip heretofore 'exist:lug between the
lmbaerib era, under the firm of BALDWILALLEN
A DARNEART, is this day dissolved by mutual Coo
eenL AU notes and accounts will be found at the old
stand. A. BALDWIN.
WM. L. ALLEN,
Montrose, April 8,04, P. iLLUNIWtT.
BALDWIN ib - ALLEN, late members of the above
Arm, having p_urclumed the interest of P. ItARNIIART,
Fl
in the'our,Feed, and Grocery, business, 1011 continue
the same is all its branches.
Montrose Aprll9l.ll* DA-"""'"'
mn .- uff nu .
CLOVER
•,
„as ,1 1 3
FOB BALE BYk , -,s„ll3Trjemix
'1 1 Xffcesily Mi*Eot.cit;
BiLtagGSAEMROUD - - .
ants AD , ToiritistrAANcE - AoKrr.
Latbropji bundle& magma of Web Bkick. 414 bbt
aboene.e. traftelis at Um office"filbe trannete4 by 0„ ,
SRO '' iliontrOs4OfeArC42.;eBft.,-11^
it. a. mom.
UITENBERG,
FOB SALE BY
40SEMINI &
NEW GROCERY
VARIETY. STORE
BASEIIENT OP J.S.TABBELL'S HOTEL.
•
MIRE sa M
scriber would' inform s old friends' , ant
I. the public generally, that he has Ad returned from.
New Teak City with* well selected assortment of
•
and various other articles, inches are needed in emery
family, and that they. will be sold for 011,111121 st
prices tha.!cannot fail to salt. Please call tad examine.
A. N. BULLARD.
Mamie, Feb. 2,1 M.
FLOUR I FLOUR !
CGIOICE PANTILY FLOUR, by the load, barrel, tack
%.J, or pound, (or Bale at the lowest cash prices b
BUTTER; TALLOW; EGGS, DRIED APPLES and
most Wade of produce wanted in exchange for
Goods et the Grocery and Tammy Btereof .
JEW GOODS!
A general assortment of GOODS, arriviag_at_
TuiL"L•
THE GOLD any PASSED I
3Etv ccpi3.greeigs.
STUDY ECONOMY
and buy your
SPRING&SIMER GOODS
HE RE6IIIITOR I
'GEORGE HAYDEN
LE M "etreclaVaal4sPlerldid stock Of
or
Boots and shoes
HATS AND CAPS
SIB trailisr aric•c•clis;
Ready made CLOTHING for Men and BOA
TRUNKS, & TRAVELING -Bags,
WHITE and Colored SHIRTS,
UNDER BAD*, Drawers, ENOS Ties,
80411F8, Collars, Gloves, Hoeisry.
' Handkerchiefs, Umlffellat,4te., 4e.
I have lotaand Maitre of Goods, to sett Old &Young.
Great and Small, al prices very cheap for the timer.
Remember the Place:
North wing of tho building lately occupied by Hayden
Brothers.. - „ GEO. tIIATDEN.
New Milford. April. 1664.
Administraton' Notice.
NNOTICE{fs hereby given to persons having demands
ag.sinst the estate of Onvn. C. Itansonjate of Lenox
townaltip, deceased. that the same must be presented
to the undersigned for arrangement, and all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make - immediate
payment. WILLIAM IdlLLift.
RZEIECCARANSOM.
Lenoxvilleatpril Ith, 1884.-6 w Administrators.
Executor's Notice.
-worm is hereby given to pumas' having demands
LI against the estate of CNRISTOPRER WARD. lato
of Silver Lake town/hip. deceased, that the same must
be presented to the undersigned for arrangement, and
all persons indebtr said estate must settle the same
without delay. • DENN IS O ' DAY. E xecutor.
Binghamton, A 114486 C (Iw.
Executrix' Notice.
• •
-varlet is her bit given to ersons havln_gdemandw
AN against th e estate or SAMUEL 8. CHAMPLIN. tat*
of Liberty township. deceased. that the tame. mast bia
presented to the undersigned for anangement. and all
persons Indebted to said eNE state me CHAMPLIN a m settle t sex.m-
t w ithoutgelay. JA A.
. -Liberty, Aprlll4, 1861, Awe
EXECUTRIX' NOTICE.
lkTin OTICE is hereby given. that letters' testamentary
n n
tow thenship estate,
de of c eas TiViLLIAN been REABD granted ONO M.the et
ed. have to
subscriber, and all_persons having claims against said ,
estate are requested to present the same. duly attested,
for settlement and those indebted to sampan required
to makeimmediaeayment. • '
HARMS BBAIWON, _
Franklin. April 210864. dwo
'JJ nittto;t, giniOirat,
PIIIILISIIIM TUURSDATS, Al' moNygosit,
,
SITSOBILANNA. COUNTY! re. BY
At 'IX VIZ —0;11111!
Where payment la net made In adienee. -, Woad iiit'•
luzo, ,uttuclAWYd , ri lll4 st tho Tate a f IM E4
ADVIIRTZatiIs Inserted atibinte au ter
nth waren! ten lines, or less, solid space, three ow l
in4l6 tat. tor, nob ' subsequent tasertiOn. '
advertipers ano?'wea uen!a ct. 1 1 14014 14. 1 4° for "t•
BLABrirskoptfaiskle endprlnted to order.
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