C/CartriN. 4k!Wir..111:7-NLIES.
Call for Soldiers! - -
ToOppe..ar,at.the office of Dr. Halsey,
to ascertain certain important facts as to
rtheir ikelmentitlod to pensions.,_ See his
card In this paper, and call upon him
you have; Interest in the matter.
Universalist Anociation.
The: : Pennsylvania. llniylersaliQ State
Convention meets in Gibson,Susquehan
na,c.aunty, the first. Wudnesay . , and fol
lpwbig June. Carriages will
be waiting at New Milford Station, Tuefr.
day evening for those who come by red
.
Keeping Furs from moths.
The _preservation of , furs, or_ articles of
clothing; is pert tly simpt6 cheap sill'
easy. Shake them wsll, and tie them up
in a cotton or linen bag, so that the mil
ler cannot possibly enter, and the articles
will not be" injured; though the bag be
bnngin a wood-house or garret.—German
tot.= Telegraph.
Characteristic Veracity.
The league organ says that . " the rebel
sympathisers"-in" Montrose were pleased
to hear there was to be another draft, as
alleged by the bogus Foe. The creature
who corned that slander has much more
meanness than sagacity; else he might
have known that if there were any who
sympathised, with rebels, or who even M
aned in that way, they could not by any
possibility rejoice at a draft which would
force them or their friends into the army.
Try again, "local"-liar. X
Zen Lost from this County.
comPlavir A , 57n1 P. v.
Satutn.-2nd Lieut. J. C. Green, Corp.
I. Otis o Joshua Wickson, R. H. Stage.
Wournum.—Capt. J. R. Lyons, Sergt.
C. P. Post., Corp. S. W. Storm, A. T.
Bramlee, J. W. Devine, Jerome Ely, T.
J'. Jackson, W. B. Keaton, Fred. Neu
man, E. Seeley,. G. E. Stage, Daniel
Smith, M. 0. Stark, C. M. Kishpaugh,
Martin Wice, Serg. A. B. Robinson, H.
Seeley, E. M. Seeley.
COMPANY D, 50TH P. v.
Krts.En.—Corp. Charles W. Snyder,
Cyril Depue, Charles M'Kenzie, Theodore
T. Warner, Sylvester Snyder, John West,
brook.
Woman:D.—Capt. G. Z. Dimock, Ed
win S. Howell, L. L. Lyons/ W. D.
1301 lea, Thomas Day , W. C. Fish, W. H.
Fordham, Charles E. Fessenden,
Edgar
T. Krouse, E. J. Messenger, Messen
ger,R., William S. Retie, Milo A. Spencer,
Moore, Mallison, Serg. Hugh
Mitchell,' Samuel Kelsey, Dolloway,
Ttutoor.
' COMPAIVY 1 1 / 2 _I43D P. V'.
Phelps.
WouNDED.—Serg. Owen Phillips: (mia
sing,) Capt. J. M. Lingfelter, Serg. j. H.
Lingfelter ' C. F. Lingfelter, Serg. Martin
Chandler, Corp. W. H. Coles D.. R. An
thony, Ira Hardy, Lieut. Paul Barriger,
Henry Feaily, Alonzo Abres, Wm. T:
.Chandler, John 0. Miles, Chauncey Lath
rop, William Cordnor.
MusD c.—Corp. Gebrge Perry, Corp.
Avery Harris,-Levi B. Miller.
Capt. Will iams of Co. E, but formerly
of Capt. Lyons' company, killed.
Elmira Commercal College.
Prof. A. J. Warner, lately of Bryant it
Stratton's Commercial College Albany,
and Prof. F. W. Smith, teacher of Pen
manship with the late Prof. Cauldwell of
the Elmira College, have became propri&
tors of the Elmira Commercial College,
and have refitted the rooms for the pre.
sent summer use with appropriate and
adequate furniture, intending to introduce
a more extended and systematic course
of instruction, embracing all the valuable
features of the colleges of this class now
.ito popular and useful in the-larger cities.-
`They have the experience and success in
their profession which warrant them in
leasing so flue a building as Holden Hall
for a term ofyears, to which elegant and
.commodious place they will remove in
the WI, with the design of establishing a
permanent instution which shall be second
to none in any of its appointments:or ad
vantages. Their system embraces practice
as well as theory, in all the various branch
es of commercial knowledge, which is
secured by fictitious mercantile houses,
banks, oflices, &c., with all of which actu
al business relations are established, with
the use of goods, motley, checks, drafts,
orders, dm. &c. Mr. Warner's successful
experience as a teacher in this important
department of practical knowledge is
fully vouched for by testimonials Trani' ,
many of the leading citizens of Bingham
ton where he founded arid 'conducted, for
four years a similar sehool, in . .co-parser.
ship with Mr. Lowell: Realsci:hos flat
tering letters of commendation . azid'grate.
Sul,. appreciation `from — Masts' Bryant
_Stratton & Co. of Albany, and from his
•own .gradnates now filling responsible
positions,bx virtue of the practical cora
' mercial education received at his hand.—
?he novelty of this system is in the fact
that under it the learner is actually placed
an intsiness, - and - engaged with lisfellow
students in transactions tiaring all the
ereatlarts of the hall,,Broker's offices,
Ifin'selitam_g and Commission Xprchants;
Retaileivbsurance Agents, Buyers of
rrodate;midairst class Banking concern
all of which keep complete sets of books,
and are sa-artoged as toperfeetTy provo,
aad criticase..f.acit other. Such a system,
properly - and' skffifally carried out;, cannot
diailt° be of &ear vibe, :-en4.l-lefrailhe
'their patronage la be sufficiently large
to enable 'them to profitably introduce
.evfeature .contemplated in *Air
Ohm eifiterpriso, - •
N.
irs' litliolesal9 Prima of
' Rep Produce,
- ,
`orted for the - Montrose Democrat by
J'Ostan CAO.Exvilai, - Commission tnerch
iint`;,,No, 82 Say : street, New York, - -to
*limn shitimenta produeemaybemade.
, Tworithirds - of the imntet value will.-be
iadvanded , bit -the , receipt . of the goods if
desired, and a:quick relitm:madelor the
Warm°. Tall directions and a 'weekly
market repart sentlree of charge by Mad
to thoseoinking shipments.
Remarks for the week ending May 21st, '64.
Wanted—beeswax, beans, peas, BUTTER,
cheese, died!ipples,,peaches, plums, cher
ries, raspbethes, blackberries, EGGS, flax
furs, hides lard, beef, pork, poultry,
seeds, woo l , apples.
Steady' -Flour, corn meal, buckwheat,
furs, feathers, fresh meats, wheat, rye,
oats, core. Hops,firm.
_Beeswax,psre,per pqprid, 1) 580$ 60
"- iinpure, ' • 40 42
Beans, white sound, perlbu., ,2 40 • 300
Peas, per bushel, , 1 10' 140
Butter in tuba, per pound, 95 38
" , firkins, 33 42
" i rolls, 11 83 .35
Cheese, choice, '''' " 16 18
" comnion, " 'lO 1r
Dried Apples 4 ' ' 10 • 13
" Peaches, " 27 30
" Plums, " 17 18
14 Cherries, " ' 27 30
,
la Raspberries, " 27 30
" Blackberries, " 1? 18
Eggs, fresh, per dozen, 21 22
Flour, wheat, per barrel, 1 700 11 00
" rye, 41 500 700
Corn meal, per hundred lbs., 140 250
Flax, per pound, 20 • '25
Furs and Skins, see Price Current, for list.
Feathers, live geese, per lb., 65 75
Beef Sides, , _ " 8 14
Mutton in Carcass, " 8 15
Veal, " 8 14
Pork, dressed, ' " 10 12
Wheat, peribushel, 145 •1 85
Rye, •it
,-1 '1 20 140
Gatti, - as 85 91
Corn, . 41 120 135
Venison, - per pound, 7 11
Game, see Price Current for full report.
Pigeons, per dozen, 1 50
Hides, dry, per pound, 25 30
" green, 44 12 i 4
Hops, prime, " 20 28
44_ • IS 4 l4
Lard, common to best, per lb., 12 15
Beef, mess; per barrel,l2 00 18 00
" prime, 14 800 14 00
Pork, mess, " 14 00 24 00
" pri me, . 44 10 00 15 00
Has, smoked, per lb. 15 17
Shoulders, smoked, " 12 13
Bacon, - 41 14 15
Chickens, 'l4 20 24
Turkeys, 44 22 24
Geese, 14 13 14
Ducks, ‘ " 20 24
Clover Seed, 41 11 13
Timothy Seed, per bushel, 3 329
Flax Seed, " '.
.3 40 . 3 60
Tallow, per lb. 12 14
Wool, , washed, "_ 70 85
". unwashed, " 50 55
Apples,. ... .per barrel, 300 500
Maple Sugar, ' per pound, 15 20
N om.—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 Carrent 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 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, lit moderate prices.
tar rent no older I—Buchan's Specific Ma are the
only Reliable Han* for all diseases of the Seminal:
Urinary and' Nervous Systems. Try one bon. and be
cured. One Dollar a, box. One box will perfecta care,
or money refunded. Sent by nail on receipt of price.
JAMBS S. BIPTI•lrn General Agent,
• ,
March Statism D, Bible House, biew , York.
ti—dm • , •
yr Maportant o to ifelksles.--lie. Cheese.
manse WM.—The combination of ingredients in
these Pills is the remit eta long and extensive practice
They are mild in their operation,. andemnot dolsarm to
themost delicate; certain in correcting all
Painful Menshruadma, removing all c= lL ettl,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the
-side, palpitation of the heart, whites, all nervous( affec
tions, hysterics, fatigue, part f n the back and limbs,
Ac„ disturbed sleep, which arise from Interruption of
! DtitialeThlMPS PILLS
was the commencement pia new era ia , the treatment of
irregularities add ebstmetions whiebbeve consigned so
many to • wassitsxanss mum No• female can enjoy
good health unless she is regular, and whenever an Ob •
at:ruction takes place the general health begins to de
cline. Tisese Pills form the linest_prepsuation ever put
forwardivillt 121018DIATI1 and Plift.81811:1NT 816 C.
CRS& 3:loiran.ll3e.
`rake this ediertisement to your Dru_ gest, and tell him
that you want the Illgi(Tond most lUSLI4BLE Female
IfedWrse in the Workli which is comprised In these Pills.
Dri:-Mt.Arli PILLS
have been a standard Itemedylde aver tidrty years, and
are this moat effectual one ever kuown for allcomplaints
peculiar to Females. r , To all r l .%they areinvaluable,
inducing, with certainty, ir• They
Me known to thousands, w=s43 nee d shamus different
=throughout the country, having the unction of
file most eminent Phyaleisms in America.
E3;pricildirectitme,stating who; theyehoutel net be used.
with each Box-the pries $1 per box or 6 boxes for 8.5,
containWgfrom 50 to6o ills. Pills sentby mail prompt.
ly, secure froM 0 On, by remitting to the Propri
etots. Sold i alroggista generally.
HMS HILLY 1111; proprietors,
mhffi 6m• 81 Cedar street, New
garsold in Montrose . by Abel Tanen ; in Tunkhan
nock by J W. Lyman in Great Bend by L. • ildftla.
garleattio vv-tireitHoOfeadt of "Rolm,"
"Totdclialen t r "ausapartlhO "NervousAntldotes,
& 10.1 andiftes you are satiated withthe result,
then try ,one boxer old Dif, Buchan'a -English Specific
bellutored to health and vigor In less than
Maydays. Theyare purelymetabk, pleasant to take,
pro t dulutaryin their -Watts on the broken down
and a teed, constitatlon. , Old and young tan take
them to advantage. Import/Ed audeeld Galvin the
II t rA/3 " .I. L ., b &LPaal. 43 exerai4 t .
. Pk• Bible Nouse, cv York.
P. 13.—A box Unt to any eddrees °Dread tof
or Do_vewuth - Obi Curial—ft
frac rigi care, Le less than-$0 days, the went cam
Nervonaano, Intpatety Pete penz. See**
Weakness. luanlty, mut all 'Urinary. • - -sma and Ner
vousifectiona. unmans:lnn:NW eauseprodneed.—
Priee,OneNdlavPor bet-• B guttPckst - Ps l4 tVraP ,4l73
Address ,`
OT OI2 O/ 4 of to older- B di tr i er it Ana:
Station.% WWI XrearrOsii;.
•
WA. Ginialmmian - cured of Nervous Debility.
Incompetency , Premature Decay. iuutToOtbful Poor,
Waited by a dtairelit besedt-o th sw , will be bappy to
furnish
foraalfaeolliti ow or satte3 ute
c tr
=. suittag me simple remedy is hie
1 -k gleettlialactoprollt by2_ hicespericacei tad
peewee a Ifslosiblei.. - wd- win Metre the imam, by
Warn mail:(curdulb , •
'.tang(!, - JOON ODD
~P 10.1,21 kitt.
Dr. Tobias , Wanda& lalsament.-34OitE
TESTIMONY I Thlsls -to certify that for the last Ave
yearn I have need in any family Dr. Tobias' celebrated
Venitlan Liniment, sad In over/ instance have found it
fully evull to hls recommandatimia. I have Aland it to
give almost instantaneous relict in casesef toothache,
croup. blffous colic, sore throat, pain in the cheat and
back, and Irhiutaatlata, ead cherfully recommend Its
trial to every one afflicted with an of the above-named
diseases. Ifi'AßNEft.
Hartford, Conn., Oct. 1E45;1861. • •
Sold by all druggists. Office, 50 Coattail& at. Nair York.
May 5.
A. 'G. REYNOLDS;
WOOL CARDING,
l:lcsaao cams 17/artaaal.
May 28, 1864—tf
.
CAL ; C . HALSEY,
aimiomt-sohtin
For
,PenEdoners, and Applicants
for Pensions.
car Office in Public Avelino, over the Store of J. I.p•
one &
Montrose, Pa., 314,46, 1864. tf
PENNY. TOKENS OF COPPER!
PIM best quality and In every quantity, at 60 per
1 Thousand, and in Lots of Five or Ten Thousand at
per thousand.
Or All orders by mall or express promptly forwarded.
For Sale by JOHN GAULT,
may 26 ' NO 1, PARK PLACE, NEW YORK.
ERIE RAILWAY.
aItNOE of hours, commencing. Monday, Nay 16114
4. Trains will leave Great Bend, Pa., at about the
following hours, viz:
WESTWARD BOUND. EASTWARD BOUND.
1, Day Express, 2:81 p.m 2, N.Y. Express, 1:17 p.m
8, Night 'Express,2:os a.m 6, Steamboat •. 8:10 p.m
6, Nal,.at 1:20p.m 8, Cincinnati 6183 a.m
27, Way Freight, 1:08 p.m 28, Way Freight, 10:00 a.m
21, Emigrant, 9:18 a.m
Train 21, runs every day
does not run Mondays. 1
days and Mondays.
Manufacture of Woolen
Goods.
c).7a.tLi="l"Elit. 3.
THE MANUFACTIMIE OP WOOLEN GOODS, both
in the household rind the Dietaries, bas become of
great importance on account of its forming at present
our principal article of clothing. The nature of our cli
mate makes it necessary, and the scarcity of Cotton has
groat, y increased the value of wool and fabrics made
from it ; and being engaged in the business of making
Cloth and Flannel, and also 801 l Carding. and Cloth
Dressing, we have thought that a few remarks with re
gard to handling Wool, and the proper process of mono
factutoi might be of service to the country, and a bene
fit to ourselves.
The first process with the farmer who intends to make
his wool into rolls fore
r gin r i z :g and weaving at home,
after washing and shea ,Is assorting the finalities.
rids we do not expect a er to do as perfectly es a
regular manufacturer, but by trying he will approa, mate
towards it, and be amply paid ter the little pains re
quired, by having an even thread and smoother fabric.
The fleeces should be whole and should bo spread out.
on a table—the coarsest wool will be Tuna on
the skirts of the fleece, and can easily be distinguished
by looking closely to the fibre. Two qualities from each
fleece wilt perhaps be close enoogh for ordinary m e t"
es, but as the sheep in our country differ .miten
grades of wool—ths coarse part of one'may do to go
with the finer part of another, and thus make three or
tour qua li ties out of the lot. If it is going to the menu
factory or to market, the fleece should not be torn, but
after removing the tag-locks, should be rolled up com
pactly, skin side out. Not less than one pound of lad,
fresh butter or oil should be sent with every ten pounds
of wool going to thecarding 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 Its evenly twisted, and
beat up evenly in the loom, e cloth shrinks unevealy
to ftalling—making some p ees wide and others tar
row. and If the finisher succeeds in pressing out the
wrinkles, the cloth will resume its contortions again
when made into a garment, and the mechanic is some
times wrongfully bl am ed for a coat's becoming lantern-
Jawed on a man's back. It is easily avoided by giving
the wheel an equal 'number of turns to a given length of
thread drawn oak We find this &faculty increased of
late ydra, and have come to thetoncluston that if some
of the spinnerb do not keep better time on their pianos
than on their Spinning wheele r we should hate dreadful
ly to listen , to their music. ---:
As every moment of labor should be employed to the
best advantage, and everymmce of material appropla
ted to thebest purpose, on account of our war, we pro
pose AD write some other chapters on our brim of
after this is read sufficiemtly to beremem and
slualendeavor to do our work nice enougq for tkh or
ml skirt era doctor's coat, and make trawsers nice en
ough to last &Aram through a
_year's fm_t_nwifgn. at
least. MOHAN &
Ems FAMOUS. CAMpt.Olll3,
Ilradfott co. May 11, IBM f
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
'VOYLES' IS hereby given, that in purenanee of an or
-11 der of the Orp ha ns' CoUrt of Susquehanna county
to me directed, I will expose to public sale by vendee,
on the premises In the township rif: -Dew M ford, In
said county, on SATURDAY, the LIM deg Jane next,
at one o'clock In the aftornoon, thefolloyfthz described
0 .1 7 . 2 L, or psreel of Land, late the estaLeof BERRY
, deed, to wit.
All that certain piece or parcel of 4and lying and be
in in the said township of New Milford, bounded as
follows : Beginning at a point in the centre of the
highway adjoining lands of .John Reynolds; thence
north 48 ;-r wettllo perches to a corner;.thence north
east'3l perchrm to a beech - sa pling .; thence south. 43
1-2* east 112 perches to the higheray; thence south
alonglhe centre of the highway road 8 perches to the
place of beginning; containing 44 acres be the same
more or lees, with the exception of 'bantam% acres off
the northeast corner, heretofore sold to Calvin Well
man, by deed.
TREKS OF BALE.—S2S down, one third of the bal
ance ott confirmation. and the balimeeln one andtwo
years with Interest annually on the wholes= unpaid.
• '
April% :1534. ELLIOTT ALDRICH. Executor.
•
Administrator's,. Notice.
WOMB ere_togiven to all persons indebted . to
/N DANIEL JAGGER late of Jessup township, dee d.
to make immediate parnent, end di persons having
claims against said decedent, will present the same to
the undersigned for settlement.
ZENAS DIEM, Mmtlnistritor.
Jesemp, X72.1884:—5w•
ar„Pit t -' l 'D,'4 - I.4TIEROP.
PirICA - Paif, Catopist,&, Col old Sankt=
Bzugertita paitiaidsr— tdrßereenea ad lease es
penance. uwedcatthe &tritons Hotel.
Agontrele. /474863,
- • f:::LIEW
A geasni! wrirt,ast .. Emu . vs, arritaLA.
v". • " .
NBOORLYN, Pa.
No. 8 rune Btmdays, but
In I does not run on Sun•
-'8 MINOT, Gen. Supt.
HATS & CAPS,.
BOOTS & SHOES,
, UMBRELLAS,PARASOLS,NECK
TIES GLOVES DRESS
- COLLARS, 40. &c.
Alias good Auslortiient
• 11.A.RijWWItEl
con.iiith„
,Where still
090) BAR( AINS
Can - be had, 4a at the storst of ,
AUTTEISIBERG, ROSENBAIJEI tk.oo.
rPinksquive not been discouraged by_the late
a th deauca In goods, but have. a 1.42011 STOCX of
selaionable.goods on hand, and are receiving daily addi
tional° the same.
nrelaelllng lamb FOR , CASH_ at
Exceedingly LOW-Prices. •
• .
We respectfally,renuest all who are making cash pur
chases tb trymrbefore all others, as we have - resolved
on selling goods tAat way antylumaqfteri and have there
fore marked our prices accordingly low.
We will certainly try to save a good many - the trouble
and expenses of leaving the county and going • distance
in order to buy cheap; so we say again,
_gleans a trial
and we will convince you with the facts of - our assertion.
Our, assortment in,
bra 7.:,i_cfitie-p-c104:1a
such as DR111,313 GOODS. in
s :?T - !e*
414
:MOHAIR S, •
L US TR E 8,'"11,1 ) 4 CC.A S,
PLAIDS, - .DeLAINES, -CHALLIES,
LAWS'S, drci„ etc:, cte., is /artte.
CHOICE DOMESTIC GOODS.
Muslims, Bleached and Unbleached, light and heavy
qes, Calicoes and Gingham of the beet make, Do
es, Ticks, Checks, Stripes, ac. Flannels, all colors
an - qualities.
PIECE GOODS.
Broadcloth, Cashmeres, Ladles' Cloth, Cottonadee, &c
HOOP-SHIRTS and CORSETS,
the largest stock and of superior make and quality.
MILLINERY GOODS.
We keep generally a RILL Lure of all goods used for
millinery purposes, and offer such at New-York jobbing
prices.
READY MAN CLOTHING.
Our assortment In this branch of trade can not be ex
celled, and as our facilities are sash that we-are man
ufacturing every garment we sell, we are certainly en
abled to sell them much cheaper than those who are not.
We still continuo to
.make up garments to. Order,
and would ask all those who 'would like to have their
clothing TASTY and FASHIONABLY madr, as well as
to Aware a perfect FIT, to try tut as we are confident of
being able logics satisfaction to the most particular.
The Notes and Bioks of the Finn,
formerly In the hands of Mr. Rosenbaum are now left
with Mr. Dare van, one of the partners of the Firm, and
whohaa charge of said business. He Would respectfully
requ e est
p e as the Bo o ks those tk must be clot are indebted sed, to the firm to call and
settl
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum fa 00.
Montrose, Mity lath, 1854.
GROCERY,
PROVISION STORE !
eT
Post's Old Corner, opposite
• 7 - -ekrarlsear -31oteL
CRANE & FERGERSON
wody i r ,tia rzp o er t i s i i r d en 4a ncgl i ce si t v o e the public f that
- r 4.N. .1-av r.
7 1J -•_!!),
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
11'114171, Cc)
which they are selling cheap for ready pay
CONFECTIONERY,
of all sorts, and of the beet varieties.
Fresh Supplies constantly rec'd.
Oritaiiiember the plate. Give ea a cal.
Cash paid for
,Veal & Deacon Skins.
0. FEBGEILSON.
liontrtise, April 28. 1861.
PC MI NAT 3E I Xrt IWIC ,
-AND
NEW GOODS.
MB& undersigned having entered turn:wines* mi
-1 der the name and style of
WEBB a BUTTERFIELD,
beg leave to Inform the public that they are now re.
carving from New York a largo and well selected stock
of Goode of every deiscrlptlon, consisting of the latest
styles of Spring and Sommer
Prints, Shinnies,
Delanes,
aczettcortawaes.
bustmosrla. 'tsco.
LOT Or- GROCERIES
of a klub.. A good assortment of
Crockery, Glass Ware,
VTooden, Ware,
gillioTels, Spades Hose, Pore
Sieythes, PriudWieoks.
taireti kinds of kii;00.1.14-14 , Won I n 62.
dowse. CaU a4d aidre9Va ow stand aa Public
Avenos. ;
A. a, BUrTannoro. U. J. WEAR::
3 P A Y 1) . 814 .4 11) 28, 1f434.
HUBBARD'S LIGHT MOWER./
THIS IS THE BEST.MACHINE IN USE!
r. _ ,
%J again manufacturing thishiower, which haa bee.Oine so celebrated through
-I'l oat the Countm for its STRENGTH, EASY DRAFT, and THOROUGH
WORK IN ALL KINDS OF GRASS, and takepleasure in offering it to the farmers.
of Susquehanna and adjoining counties . We refer for further particulars to the
many farmers and others who have used them. Send and get printed Circulars.
MONTROSE, May 16th, 1864. S. SATBE sits. 28098.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS!
A KW CALL FOR ZOO 000!
NEW arc
1!)
For CASE or Ready Pay.
as-zeco. seorcozrzu eto 4000,.
Il Ay v ß e du s :i l return ed
l fr om the Emit with anew and
geab l - thrting
The Latest and mostapproved Styles.
CLOTHS-, AND CASSIMERS.
ar3R.CIP C-17.13F1L 311251 1 ,
Of every Description.
P I co tT
Of the choicest brands.. including. Hart's celebrated
brand.
Fish, Dairy Salt, Teas, Coffees,
spices, Sugars, Molasses,
At very Low prices for CASH, gar -Call and see for
yourself.
Cash paid for Grain, Butter, Eggs, &c.
2,000,000 doz. Eggs wanted:
tArTwo doors below Boyd & Webster's corner, in
the Store formerly occupied by N. I. Post.
0. L. STONE, • _ B. L. WEEMS.
Montrose. April let, 1864. tf
, .
JAMES R. DEWITT,
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
CHOICE FAMILY
41 1 ,22 0 C 622111240 ,9
15_.:..._ 9
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hats and Caps,
ate. 400 CMEr. r ..IEI 3FIL ""lir,
CLASS-WARE, `
lideatr*. AND 011 A,
I i I, DWARE AND NABS !
..., .: .._ _..
....,.....*:‘,..,..ZELM, teici..
Produce taken. in - Exchange.
Montrose, Feb. '64. J, R. DeWITT.
TIMOR & CLOYED SEED
FOR SALE BY
8. TuRRELL I FOREST LAKE.
BREWSTER,
AUCTIONEER FOR ROSPA CO.
AUdiessy Opinion% Pi.
BILLINGS STROUD,
LIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENT. °Mee in
L' L►throp's;bnUding, east end of Erick Block. In his
absence; business tape office will be transacted by C.
L. DEO ?VIC Neutron. idareitl4B64.—if
Execuitoiie Notice.
NOTICE Is hem a trlven to all p_ersons Indebted-to
the estate of REILIAII CANFIELD, deceased;
late of Middletown township, to make Insmedtate pay
ment, and all persona having demands against eat es
tate will present them to the nndeedgnedfor settle
_
Adialiditt9
1t.9 • 9 00.96 -
Nriogisieraby gtv_en to errors , indebted to the
Estate of ADRIAN BUS late Of Bridgewater
deeessed,, to make immediate payment, awl en
omen' tuning dame against said estate wIU present
MOM to the ondersiAned for settlement: _ •
• BUM; and ANY-BUtiff.
-Bridgewater; May 194 1864.—tews . `• Administrators.
H BITRHITT "•, •
TVTALRIff , in Staple and Irinio Dry Goods, Cremsbay. ,
JLP lisrdware, Don. Stoves' Drug, Oils, and Pain*
Boots and Bieseer,,Rats andeaps t Furs, Buffalo-Robes;
Groceries,
v isions, etit., Ne : if , mobs, Pe. .
- • , ,
NEW GROCERY
VARIETY STORE !
BASEMENT OF J.S.TABBELL'S MOTEL.
THEe subscriber would inform his old friends, sal
M public generally, that he has just retained from
NewTork City with a well selected assortment of
FAMII.I GROCERIES,
and various other articles, end:Calm needed le !very
family, and that they will be sold for Cigiagib L
prices that cannot fall to snit Please call an examine:
A. N. B
Montrose, Feb. 5,1884.
FLOUR ! FLOUR !,
bawl, agile
C u oTpou CE rd, for sleet the Io FLOUR ,
west cub
A. N. ISITLWID.
IIiaETTEB, TALLOW, EGGS, DRIED APPLES and
.LIP most kinds of produce wanted In exchange fbt
Goods at the Grocery and Variety Store of
A. N. BIILLA.NI).
TOE GOLD BILE PISSED I
313 . 5 r C,COiagreen.
STUDY ECONOMY
and buy. your
SPRING &SUMMER GOODS
HE REGULATOR!
GEORGE HAYDEN
H AS Just relz i nt v a large
GOODS,t splendid = oig
of
Boots an 4 Shoes,
HATS AND CAPS,
!Straw 4134-cocoass;
Beady made CLOTHING for Men and Boys,
TRUNKS, &, TRAVELING-Bags,
WHITE rand Colored SHIRTS,
WIRER Shirte_,Brawers, NECK Tlee,
SCARPS, Collars, Glows, Hosiny.
•
Handlorreldefs, Ilenbregas,..., de.
I ha4e iota and stacks of Goods, to snit Old &Yong,
Great and Small, at prices verychsapfir the Mass.
Remember the Place:
North wing of tho bariding.lately occupied by Hayden
Brothers.
New Milford, Aprll, 1854;
axe. Erslams.
EXECUTRIX' NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters testamentary
pn the estate iILU REARDON, latept
...Franklin townshi or p, decea W sed, have M
been granted to the
subscriber, and all persona having Maims at slid
estate are requested to present the same, dour attesespa,
for settlement,and those indebted to same axe respired
tomakeimmedtate utyment.
HANNAH REMIDON, Eizentrlx.
Franklin. April 41. 1864. Ow'
$225.- . SEVEN OCTAVE $225.
ROSE wooD. mgio 'FORTH!
GROVESTEEN ot CO. 440 ItevidwaYsarelr•
NEW. ENLARGED SCALP. PL&SO-YOUTIIII, with
II all latest improvements.
Thirty years', experience," with greatly incensed fedi
toes for,manufacturing, enable us to sell for CASH At
the above unusually tow price. Our Instruments re
ceived the.-highest award at the World's Fair, and for
Ave successive years at the American Institute.. War ,
ted dye years. Teams err cram Call or send for
descriptive circular.. March l'l—Set
WALT,. AND WINDOW. PAPER
A new ipppb• "MEWS.
Auditor's Notice.... •
goundem,gned an Auditor iippOl4xl by the Orpti.
T
ens' Court of Susquehanna counticto distribute the
funds In the matter of the estate of /141UULL.BLA08,
deceased, will attend to the duties of Ala appointment
on Thursday, the 16th day Wipe, 1861, at one o'clock,
p. m., st bis °Skein Montrose, at which time And Place
all persons interested in the same will present toe*
claims .or be forever barred from condo In upon' NM
fend. mayl9 4t A. 0. W AmdicCar.
Auditor's Notice.
„ .
Ni OTIOE le hereby glien, that 'A. 0: liitanen Wing
4.1 been appointed awAnditor by atm Orptudit s 00ait
of dnesehruina connty)to distribute the Om In th e
‘ .. ri ur n ientp their claims or . fore;reitretreiliftibt
to upon said fond.
mayl9 ler OAVARIEL% Auditor.
• WOOL:1610161N°
-CLOTRIRESSINGa
DRESSING,
undersigned basingyesumed tio'poasesslori
- old stand in liarford. ant tiollonakly repairod
Alliery.is now 041 to matte work. aim_ will
intrusted to ism are to be done itkaood
and workmanlike Donner. HAMMY
1417 „ ,