eic :'.,V s • s% rrlt7, A.3o3rBxwLa.
Winds for the Wounded.
Iris proposed to send froth Montrose a
boror barrel of Wines, Cordials, and oth
er Articles for the benefit of our wounded
in the army of the•Potomao. Those de
siring to contribute are requested to send
m•their contributions to the rooms of the
s6ldiers' Aid Society, by Thursday, May
-4 1% Wounded Soldiers.
We want particularly to call the attention
of our wounded' soldiers to the bounty
that is due them. _ 'A great many do not
know that Congress 'hp passea a law
granting $lOO bounty Wall soldiers who
are discharged by reason of wounds , re
ceived in battle; but such is the case, and
as they are now being paid, you, should
make haste and get your application In.
Losses in Co. D, 60th P. V. V.
We have been furnishedwith a list of
oasnalties in Capt. Dimock's Company, as
follows:
KILLED.—Serril Depue, Charles Snyder,
Charles McKenzie.
WOUNDED.-E. J. Messenger, band;
Rufus Messenger, hand ; Daniel Stephens,
leg off; Wm.. Fisk, leg; Milo Spencer,
arm ; Wm. Fordham, finger; Charles Fes
senden, side and arm ; FA. Krouse, left
arm off; Lieut. Thos. F. Foster, chin.
The papers have the name of Capt. J.
L. Lyons, Co. A, 57th P. V. wounded in
the neck.
Sabbath School Exhibition.
The Universalist Sabbath School of
Brooklyn, will give an Exhibition at the
Universalist Church in Brooklyn, on Fri
day evening, May 27th, 1804, in aid of the
Great Central Fair to be held at Philadel
phia, in June next. Doors open . at 7 o'-
clock, p. m.; exhibition to commence at
1. Admission 20, cents; children half
price. There will also be a subscription
at the door for all who desire to contri
bute to this benevolent cause. .Retnern
her the noble defenders of our liberty,
who are now suffering fn hospitals and on
the battle-field.
By order of the Committee
Brooklyn, May 16, 1864.
Ready Pay Triumphant.
As will be seen, the firm of Gutt L enberg,
Rosenbaum & Co. urge the pay- -you
go mode of doing business. This is the
only advisable system, and should be eve
rywhere adopted. Mr. Dessauer, the man
ager of the Montrose branch of this popu
lar firm, will be found an accommodating
dealer, ever ready to oblige old and new
customers. Give him a call, and see if
you don't go away perfectly satisfied.
Fire at Camptown.
We !mum that on the morning of April
19th, a building owned and occupied by
Rev. S. F. Brown, of Carnptowu, as a car
renter shop, tool fire, which together
with his barn and all its contents, were de
stroyed. His honse was only saved
the utim exertion. Loss about -
Take Care of Your Cows.
Nom:E.—Owners of cattle, &c., will
please take notice that the Borough Or
dinar e prohibiting Cows, &c., from run
ning at large in the streets of Montrose,
will be enforced. W. GARY;
May 2d, 1864. Constable.
Money Wanted—s2,ooo.
A Farmer, owning a farm worth 86,000
desires to borrow 82,000 to pay off all his
debts, and would secure the money by a
mortgage to run not over six years, with
interest annually. 'Any one wishing to
.make a safe investment, can learn the
name and residence of the applicant by
inquiring at this office. mr2 3ws
wa. As.
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
law." Also that COWS are prohibited
from running ,at large in any street or
road at any time by a State law, in addi•
Lion to the Borough Ordinance.
Borough Mame.
i That it shall not be lawful for any neat
cattle, horses, swine, sheep, geese, 5:
other domesticated animals of a misclne
vous nature, to go at large in said ' boro'
(of Montrose); and if any sucti animal
shall be found at large within said bore',
it shall be the duty of the High Constable
forthwith to take up and Impound the
same; or it any of the said atumsis 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, hen or
fowl, shall be found in any cellar, barn,
outhouse, GARDEN, or close, is said
boro', it shall be LAWFUL for the
owner or occupant thereof to KILL, take
andearry away such dog, 'turkey, duck,
hen or other fowl.
Advance Payment.
Nome *hen Pricesli4vo •so, advauded
that apaper do ll ar is worth hardly 55
cents in purchasing our materials,
we must notify . our , ,slow-paymg subscri
bers that ncme .but thoie who pay strictly
N ADVANCE, will be entitled to their
papers at. 51,5- per 'anttarii, Durinethe
month of Way any subscriber who pays
all in arrears and a year in.-I:advance; will
be chairs' prtthe adsaince . xates ; but
after Ma y 31st those who neglect payment
will be liable , to - Pay Is2;imet
collection, $2,50 a year. This is no more
the; jatitie.e to us, and with - full notice oar
patrons a . );ould not blame us if they lase
half a dollar o r ou g h neglect.
Halt Storm.
A severe storm passed over , the north
ern towns of this county on last Saturday
afternoon, the hail in some localities fall
ing to the depth of several inches, and
eotne of. the bail (brought from Candor on
Monday,) being its large as hickory nuts.
The wind also blew heavily, causing great
destruction of window glass, unroofing
barns, blowing down fences, tearing np
trees, etc. The storm passed through
Spencer, .Candor, Newark Valley, and so
on, eastwardly to Binghamton, whereas
we learn by the Republican, it was very
destructive, ' deStroying trees, smashing
windows, and even penetrating the roofs
of houses in soma instances," the hail be
ing of the size of a large walnut.—Owego
Gazette.
N. Y. Wholesale Prices of Produce, •-,
Reported for the Montrose Democrat by
Josfatt CAIFENTER, Commission merch
ant, No. 32 Jay street, New York, to
whom shipments of prdduce may be made.
Two thirds of the market value will be
advanced on the receipt of the goods if
desired, and a quick return made col' the
balance. Full directions and a weekly
market report sent free of charge by mail
to those ` faking shipments.
Renlar t Es for the meek ending Mayl4 th, '64.
Wanted-fbeeswax, beans, peas, BUTTER,
cheese, driedapples, peaches, plums, cher
ries, raspberries, blackberries, EGGS, flax
furs, hides '
- lard, beef, pork, poultry,
seeds, wool, apples.
Steady—Flour, corn meal, buckwheat,
feathers, fresh meats, wheat, rye, oats,
corn. Hops, firm. ,
Beeswax, pure, per pound, $ 56e$ 58
" impure, " 40 42
Beans, white sound, per bu., 240 300
Peas, per bushel, 110 140
Butter in tubs, per pound, 35 38
" firkins, " 33 36
" rolls, ill 3c 35
Cheese, choice, " 16 18
44 ' common, " 10 14
Dried Apples 46 10 13
" Peaches, 46.
27 30 ,
" Plums, lf. 17 19
" Cherries, " 27 30
" Raspberries, " 27 30
" Blackberries, " 17 19
Eggs, fresh, per dozen, 20 21
Flout, wheat, per barrel, 700 11 00
g, rye, ,i 500 700
Corn meal, per hundred lbs., 140 250
Flax, per pound, 19 25
Furs and Skins, see Price Current, forlist.
Feathers, live geese, per lb., 65 75
Beef Sides, 8 14
Mutton in carcass, " 8 15
Veal, 66 6 14
Pork, dressed, " 10, 12
Wheat, per bushel, 145 185
Rye, if 120 140
Oats, is 85 91
Corn, 64 120 135
Venison, per pound, 7 11
Game,see Price Current for full report.
Pigeons, per doze''. ' • 225
Hides, dry, pc .- s ound, 25 30
" i
,T re s4. 14 12
44
Hops V .1.1131; '20 28
„ _,
I " - , -
4 14
Lard, common to hest, peril. ' l'2 15
Beef, mess, per barrel,l2 oir ..—..
" prime, 44 800 14 00
Pork, mess, " 14 00 24 00
" prime, 44 10 00 15 00
,
Hams, smoed, per lb. 15 17
Shoulders, smoked, " 12 13
Bacon, 46 15 14
Chickens, 64 20 24
Turkeys, 64 22 24
Geese a 13 14
Duck:, 44 24 20
Clover Seed, 44 11 13
Timothy Seed, per bushel, 3 329
Flax Seed, ~ 66 340 360
Tallow, per lb. , 12 14
Wool, .washed, " 70 85
" unwashed, " 50 55
Apples, per barrel, 300 500
Maple Sugar, per pentad, 15 20
NOTE.—A full 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
ourfriends wh'o may . call to examine it.
In the above list is given the lowest and
highest prices which are governed by
quality and condition. Many articles that
are not mentioned above, can be found on
the report in this office.
Deeds.—Very superior Deeds are sold
at this office, at moderate prices.
Irgr' Use so other t•—)3nehan•e Specific Pills are the
only Reliable Remedy for all diem:igen of the Seminal.
Urinary and Zlerrons ifyateme. Try one bon, and be
eared. One Dollars boX. One box will wind a cure,
or money retarded. Sent byon receipt of price.
• JAMBS S. BO General Agent, •
Station D, Bi ble Home, New York.
Mara St—EM
tarillflpoirtatat to Perrotlesh—Dir. Cheese.
itioWs pills.-The combination of ingredients in
these Paris in the readt °fa long and exteneire practice
They are mild In their operWon, and =not dolarm to
the mostdelicate -ftrtMcarrel:ling all haarities
Painful ilienstniations, removing all o bstructions,
whether from coldor' otherwise, headache, pain in the
tisde, palpitationpf the heart, all nerrons affec
ons. hysterics, fttlgrie. , Pain in the back end limbs,
Cc ° disturbed Asleep, which arise from intentiptkin of
nature.
DR.C202313 OTILUI
was the Coilll3lErneammt ota riewerain the treatment of
irregularities and obstractirma whithhave =signed.°
_many to a rnaiscuna antra. • No female can enjoy
Bonn health unless she , is regular and whenever an ob.
stractioe takes place the general besith begins to de
cline.. These PM. farm the driest_prejaSWltlerieverlnt
forward wet 11112MMATIC and 17111OUrITBNT Sue-
CESS. 7Zoezet bier.. 32 0 00 01 treallor —
Take Lillis advertisement to your Domed;
that yen want the B.CATMitt raost„fml4DlX rem*
Med -Wm loth. World, whir-lila comprised in theseßilla.
Dr. DDIMDAMO russ • •
have been a etandardßemedY for over thirty r an, and
arathenmet effeetnerene ever known forcomplaints
pond- lar tplexnalea. z To all alum theyllibinvainahle.
latinairego with artabaty. periodical vegulasitiTheY
knawn aothatiaan_da, whohave Uwal%twist iiiffetant
periods i throughout the country, havhig'the . aanction - Of
some:ar tbe nurstainitumt-Phydeiana in America.. ,
Elraginiklireetione,etatingtehastheyshouldsotta Mac
wish :each Box—thei price 61 par bon era bonen foir $5,
enntalainggraniNto attnil hi. Ms smithy null nranipt
ly, seem hz4 H OT; remiAing to
aim* Said ta generally. • :
956 HALM
shaldwar, • • SIC edarT OWLe street, New. York:
node bpi.
• ErTiald Xicasanoull ight# ll ?Wilma:
W. 1411103 bt Wag .110114 Critte.
'Dr. Tobias , 'Venni** Liallisent.—MOßE,
TESTIMONY I This is to certibt that for the last Ave
years I have used in say family Dr. Tobias , celebrated
Venitisa Liniment, astin even instance have found It
failrequal to hie recommendations. / have found it to
give almost instantaneous redid tasesof toothache,
Croup. bilious colic, sore throat, pam in Ifir-chest and
back, and rheumatism, aid I cherfolly recommend its
trial to every one afflicted with any of the above named
diseases. JAMES H. WARNER.
Hartford, Conn., Oct. 16tb,1861.
Sold by all druggists. Office, 66 COrMandi et. New York.
May 5.
IrEr - Bseaffoto two or tAne Froffheadr "Beebe,
" Tonic:Bitters,' " Sarsaparilla,' •• Nerrons Antidotes,
tte..., and after you are satisfied with the result,
then try 0110 box of 'old Dr. Buchan's English Specific
Pills-and be restored to health and vigor In less than
thirty days. Therese purely Vegetable, pleasant to take,
prompt and salutary in glair effects on the broken down
and shattered constitution., Old Ind young can take
them to, , ssod advantage. Imported and sold only In the
United States only by
JAS. 6. BUTLER, General Agent,
• Station D, Bible Douse, New York.
P. 8.-A box sent tonny address on receipt of price
which is Ono Dollar-pest free. [March 24---an
orDo you tvie4 tote Cured {—Dr. Buchan's English
Specific Pine cure, In less than SO days, the worst cases
of Nervousness, Impotency. Premature Decay, Seminal
Weakness, Insanity, and all Urinary, Sexual and Ner
vous effections, no matter from what cause produced.—
Price, One Dollar per box. Sent, poet-paid by mail, OD
receipt of an order. Address
JAMES S. BUTLER, General Amt.
•
March Station D, Bible House, New York.
*l—Sm
ISP — A Gentleman cured of Nervous Debility.
Incompetency, Premature Decay, and Youthful Error,
actuated by $ desire to benefit others, will be happy to
furnish ail who need it, (free of clufige,) the recipe and
directions for making the aimple remedy used in his
care. Those wishing to profit by his experience, and
possess a Valuable Remedy, will receive the same, by
return mall, (carefully sealed), byaddresslng
tenet . ' JOHN B. OGDEN, No. (0 Nassau-at, N. Y.
ntA;xt..riLx4s.(34.zist.
May Bth, 1864, by Rev. N. Callender,
of New Milford, Mr. A. V. TtPFANY and
Miss AMANDA RICHARDSON, both of liar
ford.
In Marathon, Cortland co.'N. Y., Mrs.
lIARPIET M. TURNER, aged 34,y wife of
Apollos Turner, of the above place, and
daughter of'Shubael A. and Martha Bald
win, of Ararat, Susq. co. Pa.
ITII,I 1:11'1-•..S.cx
where etlll
GOOD BARGAINS
can be had, is at tho store of
GU rraiiEßG, ROSENBAUM & CO.
THIS Firm have s been dieeeereged Cita° late
advance in g
on t have a LARGE STOOK of
seasonable goods and are receiving daily addi
tions to the sane.
We are selling such FOE CASH at
Exceedingly LOW Prices.
We respectfully , request all who are making cash pur
chases to try as before all others, as we have resolved
on selling goods that was/ only Aeregfrer, and have there•
fore marked our prices accordingly low.
We will certainly try to save a good many the trouble
and expenses alleles/at the county and going a distance
in order to buy chesty ; so we say again,ve us a trial
and we will convince you with the facts of our assertion. ;
Our assortment in
DrilT sooma,
such as DRESS GOODS; in
T
cL
-4\
L USTI? ES, ALP.A CC-4 S,
PLA ID.S, DeLAIN.ES,
LA IV S, &c., dc., 1.c., is large.
CHOICE DOZSTIC GOODS.
Moslins, Bleached and Unbleached, light and heavy
grades, Calicoes and Ginghams of the best make, De-
Lalnes. Ticks, Checks, Stripes, &c. Flannels, all colors
and qualities.
PIECE GOODS.
Broadcloth, Casetracres, Ladlea•Cloth • Cottonadw, t.c.
HOOP.SRIELTS and CORSETS,
the largest stock and of superior make and quality.
; GOODS.
We keep generally a Rom. Lura of ail goods used for
millinery purposes, and offer =chat NOW-York jobbing
prices.
READY MADE CLOTEING,
Our assortment in this branch of trade can not be ex
celled, and as our facilities are rush that we aro man
ufacturing everygarment we sell, we are certainly (*-
allied to sell them much cheaper than those whoaro not.
We still continue to
Blake up Garments to Order,
and would ask all those who would like *have their
clothing TASTY and FASHIONABLY malt„ e well as
to secure a perfect FIT, to try ne as we are dent of
being able tOptes satisfaction to the moat
The Notes and Books of the Firm,
formerly in the bands of Mr. Rosenbaum are now left
with Mr. DESSAVEB. one of the partners of the Firm, and
who has dune of said business. Be Would respectfully
request all those that are Indebted to thettrin to can and
settle up as the Books mast be closed.
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum & Co.
Montrose, May MM. lIMIL
Auditor's Notice, .
THE undersigned an Auditor appointed by the Otph
ans' Court of Susquehanna county k to distribute the
funds in the matter of the estate of ISRAEL SIAM
deceased, will attend to the duties of his appointment
on Thursday, the lath day ofaune,ll3B4, at ono o'clock,
p. m ., at his alien in Montrose, at which time andplace
all persmut lactated in the same, will p resent their
claims or be forever barred from comb In upon said
Arad. msyle 4t A. O. WAZJIEN, Auditor.. •
Auditor's Notice.
VOTICtis hereby given, that A. Q. Warren having
/A been appointed an Auditor by the Orphans+ emir &
of Susquehanna county to dleth dome d, Sni In the
matter of the estate of A. LUNG. will attend
to the duties of his appointment on Tnesdaythen at day
of Jime,lB/64, at one o'clock. p. to.,et his office in Mont-
Mae. at which time and place an peraons Interested will
present their claims or be forever barred from coming
in upon said fund. ,
mayl9 4w , A. O, VAMP, Auditor.
WOOL CARDING
CLOTILIBESSING.
ffi= nn iersigned basing resumed the possession of
JL his pjd stand in Ilarford. And .thoroughly repaired
thomicaluery.ie now raft to receive work,, slut will
warrant- all intrusted , to WiLeate to be done in a ved
sad 'workmanlike maser. — =CM BMW.
Mulad, Nay 10tb, 1€811.3m.
EXECUTOR'S SALE
NOTICE Is herebygiven, that Izipurattliire of an or
der of the Orphan's' Court o bretqllehanns aunty
to me directed, 1 will expose to s iblic Isle by
_vendne,
on the premises in the town of Now Milltad,ln
maid county, on SATURD,A.T, the Ith dAtof June next,
at one o'clock in the afternoon, the following described
piece or parcel of land late the estate of BEERY
WELLMAN, dec d, to wit. •
All that 'certain piece or parcel of lan lying and be
ing in the said township ofloaw Milfotd, bounded as
follows : Beginning at a point in the; centre d3l' the
highway adjoining lands of John Blnolds ; thence
y i k
north 431-9• west 110 perches to a cone ; thence-north
70' emit 76 perches to a beech sapling; ence..sorith 43
1-4' east 112 perches to the Ihighwa theOe tenth
along the centre of the highway fond Wain to the.
place of beginning ; containing 44 acts be the same
more or less, with the exceptien of nboit three acres off
the northeast corner, heretofore sold ict Calvin Well
man, by deed.
TEEMS OF BALE.—S2S dosirst b att4httil of the bal
ance on confirmation, and the In one Ltd two
Yeats with !meted chnuellw the wtele cum unpaid.
ALLIO Executer-
April M. is&i.
Adrainistrater's Notice.
NoTters Is hereby given to nillperstum indebted to
DANIEL JAGGER, lateoflelmp township, deed.
to make Immediate
.I;wayment. set persons having
claims against said decedentn willpresent the same to
the undersigned for settlement.
MINAS map, Administrater.
Jesimp, Day lid, 1E64.-6w 0,
Administrator's Sale.
BY virtue of an order of rule issued by the Orphan's
Court of Sasquchanzia ' =ln to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale. t uneven , at tho Forks of
Snake Creek, in Franklin, .
SATURDAY, MAY Ms 'lBB4.it i o'clock, P. SI.
all those two pieces of Isrd mate in the tewnshlP of
Liberty, Susquehanna cousty, Penn's, late the estate of
Joseph E. Webster, deeess4 and described as follows,
town:
The west half of lot No.' lof Bonnirs tract, contain
ing 50 acres ; and the scratiern half of lot NO. 14 afield
1 ,
Bound's tract, also contal gBO acres.
TERMS made known o n lay of sale.
. L. BLOWERS, Adm'r.
Franklin, April2B, ISC4. 4w
6ROCERY,
a.1%1'33
PROVISION STORE !
AT
Post's Old Corner, opposite
Searle's Hotel
CRANE & FERGERSON
W oj i r e L y p ha r v e e sp o e n ctlnny fa ,
e at x T e cg sh. to ca the p: f blle. that
GROMIES, PROVISIONS,
&dila% ) a
which they arc sailing cheap for ready pay
CONFECTIONERY,
of all sorts, and of the beat varieties.
Fresh Supplies constantly recd.
arllemember the place, Give us a cal/.
Cash paid for Veal & Deacon Skins.
0. 111. CRANE. P. T. FEROERSON.
Montrose, April 23. 1834.
PkT "Vi 7 M -11 X Prh. 311
-AND
NEW GOODS•
T ns undersigned having entered into brusinetta an
der the name and style of
WBB & BUTTERFIELD,
beg leave to infom the public that they are now re
ceiving from Now York a large and well selected stock
of Goods of every description, consisting of the latest
styles of Spring and Summer
Prints, Shallies,
Delanes,
CassixxLeises,
cs•ottaat:LiLcles.
ealtetvins. dbo.
A IN OP GREEN,
of all kinds. A geodassoitment of
Crockery, Glass Ware,
Wooden WEce, •
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
umßßruars,wiluisorANEoK
TIES,, GLOVES, DRESS
l
i
Tanum LsdiuiTs,
COLLAR , &care»
Alto irgooaliisortmon't f ,
, HARDWARE, .
c 0.....-., -
Shovels, Spadei t '' Rook : Forks,
Scythes, Prneing-hookt,
& q.
tetrA Wan trElorese23.ll.l4ao. Won in ex
clguage. Cali and s e e us at ytratib'• oid stand on Public
Avenue.
Montrolic.Atirn 1864.
riLANTATION RITTER% Cmistitation water, Graf
.1L - eating DlmentitrYbyrnp, Si nnutstais.
11USBAR
THIS IS , THE BEST‘IIIACHI.NE IN USE!
IrrE are again manufacturing this Mower, which has become so celebrated through
-11 out the Country, for its STRENGTH, EASY DRAFT, and THOROUGH
WORK IN ALL KINDS OF GRASS, and take pleasure in offering it to the farmers
of Susquehanna and.adjoining counties. We refer - for further particulars to tilt
many farmers and others who have used them. Send and get noted Circulars.
MONTROSE, May nth, 1804. S. H. SAY RE dic, MUM •
NEW ARRANGEMENTS!
nn
A. NEW' (ILL rOR OOIOIIDI
NEW' &a
- 9
•e,
For CASH or Ready Pay.
Grano- 1"u. Isgrcoihrin
H AVEut = ed l oa the
Ea"
with
anew
and
well tool
Ata
The Latest and most approved Styles.
CLOTHS AND CASSDIERS.
aril.coC3mEri.X.Mo,.
Of every Description.
W I MO CO XI IR.
Of the choicest brands, Including Hart's avid:tinted
brand.
Fish, Dairy Salt, Teas, Coffees.
Spices, Sugars, Molasses,
At very Low prices for CASH, weal and see for
yourself.
Cash paid fbr Grain, Rutter, Eggs, &c.
1,000;000 doz. Eggs wanted.
110 — Two doors below Boyd & Webster's corner, In
the Store formerly occupied by H. I. Post.
G. L. STONE, B. L. MOSS.
blontrcren. April let. 1664. tf
JAMES R. DEVITT,
DRY RI% AND. WINO,
am o calezza a
TlBl,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hats and Caps,
.IEL 00CriEL. 3E211.12",
GLASS-WARE,
LAMP% AND 011:LiS,
HARDWARE AND NAM,
SICAXAMI XAELA.T.II3:IIM., alba.
Produce taken intlilichtuige.
Montrose, Feb. '64. 3'.''lL 119 ITT.
TIMOTHY & CEOS SD,
FOR BALE' BY
S. TIIIIRELLE
.141111WIJLICE.,.,
D. BREWSTER,
AUCTIONEER FOR Sank CO.
Address, •
BILLINGS STROUD,,
FWD LIM IMB7RANCS AGENT. Mee la
p's building, mislead of Betek.Bk4k.
absence, business at the °Mee "alba teanaseted by , C.
L. BRO kvN. XateleLline-a
EXeoutors ,
wyrk% Is hereby gisqi to allfppsensladitaed fo
.1.1- th e estate of JEUDDIAII CANFIELD. deemed.
late of IfiddletersaltowusblP. tti'Make Minedlitte
to
mcat, and all persons baringdennUlds against ea es
tate will present them to Ins undersigned for settle.
meat.. jaagatan Ossomnah'. Jointetf asiartwit,
) •
Batter Taman; t .ittecatorp.,
My 1?, leal.--tw
Adildiiiitrittoes Notice.
IuOTHIE to hereby &en to all Derma Indebted to the
1..1. Estate of ADIMM BUSH; Alto oy Bridgewater
decd. to mak° Immediate' eat
.and all
nehavitig dal= against said Permit MIMI
twp to thanuderehtned for settlement..:
M.
M. K. BIM, end mar urn, , -
Bridgewater, May 12, IIMVL-811 5 ,Atimintatrat
•
DVAIZR in Stipie atd nig Dry Deeds, VraektrY:
Hardware, Iron, Brovee, 1)11. 011 s% and Planta,
Boots and Sheet, Hate and Caps. Fen. Runt° lobe.,
Hseeerlea N trovialose,,etefr AtiltdrafrnfrTfr .; •
+Sign 7th Itag. . ti fr,
B. a. wzgl
Mln . Fn
ffiontrosa; Pa.
LIGHT MOWER
NEW GROCERY
VARIET I STORE !
BASEMENT OF LLTABBELVS HOTEL.
frias aubseriber would tuff= his old friends, and
the public generally, that he has just returned from
New York City with a wentselected assortment of
MIRY MIES,
and various other articles, such as are needed In every
family, aid that they will be sold for agbasaa at
prices that cannotfdl to snit. Please call and swain*.
d. SCLLARD.
'Montrose. Feb. 20864.
FLOUR FLOUR
etROICR FAMILY FLOUR. by the Um?, tam!. .sart
%.!
Or pomad, agile at - tho loweateteh 'vices by_
A. N. MILLARD.
BUTTER. TALLOW. EGGS. DRIED APPLES and
most kinds of produce wanted in exchange Thc
Goode at the Grocery and Variety Stereo!
A. N. IIIJLLABD.
JEW GOODS!
A general aaaernneat of GOODS, arrivingat
TUB
THE GOLD DILL Pan I
313Nr 4CCOalirreMES.
STUDY ECONOMY
and buy your
21iniZmwt_enime
Tilt -awe!
GEORGE HAYDEN
11AS Just, received larile W isAlPielatild mc
i tli tg of
Boots and Shoes,
• .HATS AND CAPS,
ertrervv. arc•c•ass;
Beady made CLOTHING for Men and Boys,
TRUNKS, & TRAVELING-Bags,
WHITE and Colored SHIRTS,
UNDER AirtP,DrawerT, NECK 'Pk*,
SCARFS, Collars, Gloms, Hosiery,
Handkerddefs, cenbrellat, &a.. ix.
I have lota and dub of Goode, to salt Old &Young,
Great and Small, al prices wry cheap/00h area.
Remember the Place:
North wing of the building lately occupied by Hayden
Brothers.
GEO. HAYDEN.
New Milford, April, 1864.
• Dissolution.
MHE co-partnership heretolbre extsting_between the
.1 subscribers, under the Aria of BALDWIN. ALUM.
& BARNHART, 11 this day dissolved by mutual con
simt. All notes and accounts *lll be found at the old
stand. A. BALDWIN
wat. 1.. Am&
Montrose. April 8,186 x. P. ataumurr:
BALDWIN & ALUM. late members of: the above
PM, baying purcluised . the Interest of P. BARNHART.
In the Floar,Fted, and Grocery business, *lll continue
the same Men Its branches.
atontroso April 21, Wl4. BALDWIN & ALLEN.
Administrators' Notice.
NOTICE is &ray givento persons having demands
agsinst the estate of Ihren.C. Itanson.late of Lenox
township, deceased „ that the same most be presented
to tho undersigned ihr arrangennint, a ad all persons In
debted to said estate are requested intm e dints
Mined. •
A BAR I 3O i / X1
•
_
Lenonville, April 7th. 1864.-6 w Administrators.
Executor's Notice.
hereby given to persons havip_g demand%
sizalast the estate of CHRISTOPHER WARD. he
of Slims Lee towns= ed. est the same must
be presented to the e d ansimminit , and
an persons Indeed to said estate must settle ei ums
ideal% delay. DENNIS O'DAY. Elewitom
/lipeueltho. Ap41,14,1861, - Ow.
' Executrix" Notice:
'-ti) 'sienna d e ma n d s
'Drirsitt is thitstla MAIM. lets
'of Meet! , towaiSt decetiell. that the emu mot be
Ipresentelt to the decathlete tot at sweat aid an
pagans indebuukto gtdestetemu.t settle the We*
withontdelai. • JANS A. 9100", !b.'s,.
MeV. APril./4, 186 t at*. •
.
EXECUTRIX" =TIM
&ME Is barely-given tlAt bAblai • tiiialeAmilwr
«ppon es_t i sts of WILLIAM REAMMON ag
anwhi btonellip, &celled, Mee been
at 4 2
entAcribar.4324 allperiMlU Wing eininunn
estate *renovated to preseill the sole, Maw
for vlttlelsont. and Mimi indelitleto same are reqthia
fin InaninunedimMit MMAMMON. Exec
PratiMlA. ATAM M.186 . L . • • • .
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