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Prenthun, Pr
Mr, E. L. bUtchered
a pig 8 months and 8 days old, that
weighed, when dressed, 348 *lbs. Has
any one done better I'
Notice.
The stockholders in the Montrose Gold
Co. of Montrose and vicinity ate request
ed to ,meet at tho . 0 4eyWone HOtegrOn
J
Thursday next, an. 4th, at 2 o'clock, p.
m. The public are invited to attend. In
formation of the progress of work dt . c. at
the mines will be given to the latest dates.
M. C. TYLER, Pres't.
FO TUB Dsmomm
Ala ß
din&
"In, 'this salutary light—
(Christ)-14oie- npon the , : world, the
most persevelpg efforts
,of the learned
have not been' - 'able fully to ascertain.—
Nor will, this surprise us, if we consider
that the earliest Christians knew not the
day of their Saviour's birth, and judged
differently en the subject. But oftwhat
cernietineace is it that we know not the
year. or, - day when this light first shone,
since we fully know that it has appeared ?
Most of the opinions of the learned, con
cerning the year of Christ's birth, are col
lected by J A. -Fabricius,, Bibliographia
Antiquar, cap. vii , p. 187.
"The-birth of Christ was first made an
era, from which to reckon dates, by' Di
onyritisiErigeus, about A.D. 532. He sup
posed Christ to have been born in the
year of Rome 763, and this computation
hag been followed in practice to this day,
notwithstanding the learned are well
agreed that it is incorrect. To ascertain
the true - time of .Christ's birth, there are
two.priucipal data afforded by the Evan
gelists. Ist. It is clear from Matthew,.2,
lst v., tbc.,• that Christ was born before
the'death of Herod the Great, who died
about Easter in, the year of Rome 749 or
750, (see Eardner, Part Ist., Vol. 2d, app.)
Nowifehrist was born in the December
next before Herod's death, it, must have
been in the year of Rome 749, and of
course fOur, if not five years anterior to
the Diouyeian, or vulgar era. 2d. It is
probable from Luke 34-Iv., 2v., 23v.,
that Jeans was about 30 years of age in the
15th year of the reig n of Tiberius Ctesar.
Now the .reign of Tiberius may be con
sidered as commencing at the time he be
came sole Emperor, in August of the year
of Home 767, or (as there is some reason
to seppose that Aug,ustus made hiw part
ner in . the government two years before
be died.) we may begin his reign in the
year of Rome 765. The 15th year of
i fiberius will therefore be either the
year einem° .781 or 779, from which to
dedact. 30, and we have.the .year of Rome
75.1 0F749,, for Christ's birth. The ; former
two ye:soli - and the hitter four yearn earli
er thau. the Dionysian Cotuptitatior.' CT*
paring the-reit:as- with thoie- obtained
from the death of Herod, it is generally
supposed the true dine of Christ's birth
was the year of Rome 749, or four years
before the vulgar era. Butethe conclusion
is not certain, because there is uncertain
ty in the data. (I.) It is not certain that
wo ought to reckon Tiberius' reign as be
,
gioning two years before the death of
Aufzustus. (2.) Luke says about 30 years
of ags. This is indefinite, and may be un
der.lood as 29, 30, or 31 years. (3.) It
is not certain in which of the two years
mrnlinned, Herod died; nor how long be
fore thatevent Christ .was born. h •up
ears very evident that Herod did not
now the precise time of Christ's birth,
therefore he slew all the children that
were in Bethlehem and in all tile coasts
thereof, from two: years old and.under. (See
Mat. ii -16.) .
"In relation to the month •and day •of
the Saviour's birth, we are left almost
wholly to conjecture. The disagreetuent
of the early-Fathers'on this subject; 44 ev
idence that the day was not celebrated as
a festival . in • the" Apostolic" tiines."--See
YeAvidattclea. ilistory, Vol. I. Chap. 3,
page 41. ***
Bradford County.
, ---Mervin. Brown, 'ion of Benj. Brown,
of Browntown, met with a 'serious and
ptohabljr fatal accident oh Motidtiy last.
He was leaving the house witb - aloaded
gun in his hands, and in stcpping,eutof
the door, the gun was_ discharged, the
eontents - passing into the left side under
the arm. At latest accounts he was alive
but with little prospect of his recovering
from the effects of -the wound. He had
served bisx.ountry airough the rebellion,
in the 6th Reserves .and escaped the-rebel
bullets to meet. with such a sad accident
at his own hands.Towanda Reporter.
A sad - affair occurred at the Milan
Hotel, in Ifilan; on Friday evening Wit.
A young man, named Horace J. Hull;of
Athens, who, with many others._ lii&as
sembled there to attend a Dancingsehool,
met with. ai accident -- Tibia came near
proving 'fatal.' It .appears that during
the evening he went ;oat doors, and, it is
supposed, stepped 'off the stoop back
wards down into the cellar. When found
. 1 11 e vas insensible and remained so about
22 hours before any change could be per
ceived. At last accounts he was impro
ving. He is a young man of good habits,
and is greatly esteemed by all of his ac
quaintances.—Bradford Argus.
—Mosniail'Ayies,"ortrest Burlington
%unship, while eating dinner at Cass'
Hotel in East Troy,on Friday last, chock.
ed at the table, and getting up, went out
of door& Not returning, search was
zn aa, for Mw, a.**l- ;Fauto be 4
!!°Y l oir COndltiOrli and , expiied " ini a shod
time, all attempts to relieve him being
tbevailing.--Bradford Reporter.
Luzern, Oinuttp, ..i
—On I eeday flight of last week the
residence-'Of him , -Cavemingbi • iff • Hyde
Park, was entered, and between !given and
eight hundred dollars stolen. On same
n ighta place ot bitainessin'HydeParit was
enterid';:a'aafe'broken open -add diced;
tents stolen. -
On Thnraday evening the - st Ore of J. A.
Ladd & CO., in thlborough - was entered,
the safe hretten open and some .e3OO taken.
In the finistinigAiptif the transantion,the
burglars - took the money out of a package,
substituiedidank paper in - its 'stead, and
after coolly enjoying a supper of roasted,
eggs, decamped, leaving the store door
open.
On the same night'the business place of
blessre.-Btaitutrds.atso iu Scranton, was
entered, the safe broken open, and over
$lOO, besides valuable papers carried off.
On Christnas evening the milkier shop
of Mrs. Dodge in Hyde Park was broken
into and robbed el nearly all its contents.
The btirglati; before leaving, by tin-Owing
kerosene on the floorand setting it on fire,
endeavored to destroy the building, but
this last effort was frustrated by the dis
covery of the bnrglary and the extinguish
ment of the fire. A second attempt was
more successful, for early on Tuesday
morning it was discovered to be in flames;
and notwithstanding the most active ex
ertions of the firemen and citizens it was
destroyed.
—Willie Reversl persons were bunting
near BALI Mount, in this county, they
discovered the dead body of a man named
Scott, and , well known in, that neighbor
hood as a hunter, lying in the woods.
When distiovered the body was greatly
mutilated, and .the legs from the knees
down had apparently been gnawed off by
a wild beast. It is not known how he
came tobis death, but as his ride and am
munition were found in • a hunter's cabin
in the woods, it is supposed that he had
started for his home, which was some dis
tance off, to procure some necessaries,
and while on his way was attacked by a
panther and killed. We could learn no
timber particulars of the melancholy oc
currence.—Screnton Registev.
—Another of those horrible occurren
ces which disgrace humanity and the age
in which we live,
occurred in the old mill,
formerly of J. 31. Hollenback, on Mill
Creek, about a mile abov,e town, (which
is now used as a boarding 'house for the
hands of the railroad s ) on Mon
day evening, the I-Bth. About supper
time a quarrel commenced. between ,two
of the men boarding there, when- Felix
Farrel, (epresented,
.as a ,quarrelsome, vi
cious fellow) stabbed another.man named
Anthony McLaughlin in the lower part of
the abdomen, trom which the latter died
in a very few minutes after. Farrel was
arrested and committed to jail.—Lucerne
Union.
—A stranger, passenger on a boat from
down the river, fell into the lock at Wood
ville last we4 , k and was drowned. Es
quire Chas. Ziegler ,
had an inquest on
Tuesday.— Wilkesbarre Times.
—Prussia has prosecuted 274 editors
during the past year. "Loyal" Ameri
cans have mobbed• a large: number within
a brief period? Which - style of despo
tism is., worst , • - ,
New York Wholesale Prices,
Reported for the Montrose I) et 710Crat by
JOSIAH eikupiorun, - Commission. merob
ant, 323 Washington et. New YOrk, to
whom shipments of produce may be m'ad e.
TWo thirds of the market value will be
advanced on , the receipt of the goods if
desired, and a quick return made for the
balance. -Full directions and a weekly
market report sent free of charge by mail
to those making shipments. •
Prices for the weeArpli,r2,9 Dee. 30,1866.
Beans, whitiiiOund; p er ba., 150 295 I
Butterin tutis,,per pound; 38 45
firkins, .30 40
rolls, " 28 '35
Chelic - choice, " " 17 19
" ••, common, 64 10 15 ,
Dried Apples 10 14
Dried- Plums, per lb. 35 40
.:Cherries, 40 ; 50
--" 'Raspberries, 40 'I- ;45
"d Blackberries, 30 35
Eggs, fresl4,•Per dozen; - '42 -45
Flour, wheat, per barrel; 860 16 00
46 rye, . " •• • 550 600
Corn Meal, per bund." 200 ' 230
Buckwheat flour, per hand. 400 450
nix, per lb. 22 .._24
Feathers ; live geese, per lb., 80 100
Re4f _ 44 10 12
Mutton Ali carcase, . 18 15
Veal,: 15 18
Pork, dieSsed, - -: , 44 14
Wheat, per bushel, _ i 75 • 2 - 40
Rye, ''••, • IDO 105
Oats, " qo 62
Coro,, , 92 98
Hides; dry"; per. pow:lair- 10 15
‘!" ' •8. I • •10
hops, P7ll,lRo.per 65
Lard, q#1419434,,44;t:;.pi411.,
Beflf, barier,l44o 17 00
prime, " 10'00 14 00
Pork, mess, " . 27 50 28 50
" .piitne; r . A. i 24 50 25 00
-flame, smoked, per lb. 20 23
Shbtdders. smoked; : 44 ; 28 20
3 0; 13 1; 20 22
'Toney, -" —25 40
ChickenSP: 22
Turkeys e " 20 , . .26
Geese; " • •' 14 17 ' ,
Dookth- •-1 ; ) ! 4 20 26
Clover Seed, per lb, - 13' 'l4
Tithothy , 4 6pe per ,4oshel, s,B 5 -4 oci
Vlar'tee4 " " 215 " 05
ter 1b",..1,f,
Wool; " .76
Apples, Par b:efteii: 650 sh oo '
nunirmeT oomzsagierivowmxi
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W. C. Forsythe, Clayaville. Otiertivey co. O.
W. Ague, Sewickley, Allegheny co. Pa. •
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equal to Dr. Tobias' Venetian Liniment, far dysentery,
colic, croup, chronic rbetimatism. 'sore throat,toothaette;
see sickness. CIItS. burns, swellings, briases, old sores,
headache, mosquito bites, pains in the limbs, cheat.
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for all the uses It professes to mire. have sold It for
many years, and it gives entire satisfaction.
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Price 40 to 80 cents a bottle.
Sold by all druggists. Office 56 Cortland St. Now York,
Dec 15 Imp
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enlist and Anrist. (formerly of Leyden, Rolland,) No.
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dered their colors' tinder the wonder-working influence
CHRISTADORO'S HAIR DYR,
which plants permanently m their stead such blacks
and browns as natnfe might mistake for .her own .
Manufactured by d. Cristadoro, No. 6 Astor House,
New York. Sold by Dru g gists—Applied by ail Hair
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Paton. Plaster of Dr. Allcock. They are warranted to
keep good twenty years, but may be returned for fresh
plasters without charge.
IMPORTANT QUALITIES.
They will cure a weakness of the back. pain In the
side, a lameness of the knee ur of the ankles, or cold
feet, sooner and with more comfort than any other ap
plication.
Knoxville Albany Co., Jae. 15,186.2.
Dr. T. ALLCOCR—Dear Sir; Seventeen years ago I was
sorely injured to my back. At length i was induced to
use your plasters. I wore one constantly for six mos.
and did more hard work during that *ix months than in
the preceding fifteen yearn. I have not worn a plaster
for oVer eighteen months, and bevelled no return of the
gnawing pain tied weakness In my back, but have been
entirely well.
I am your obedient servant, JOHN 0: CRARY.
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It makes the interlocked stitch, which is theheit stitch
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. Machine. Oar Family Sewing Machines are finished
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The Folding Case of the Family Machine is a piece es'
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be operated may he opened as a spacious and egbstatt-
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and embellished in the mostcostly and superb manner.
It is absolutely necessary to see the Family Machine
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It is fast becoming as popular for family sewing as
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The branch offices are well supplied with silk, twist,
thread, needles. oil. &c. of the best quality.
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the means of cure.
To all who desire it. be will send a copy of the pre
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preparing and using the same, which they will And a
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis. Colds,
Coughs. and ail throat and lung affections. The only
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will try his remedy. as it will cost them nothing, and
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Parties wishing the prescription, rnas, by return
will please address
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Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
Dee. 24, IB6•x.—iyemp
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MAICEIh4IR.RX.A.CINIEIIIS.
At the M. E. Parsonage in Lymanville,
on M.o,pday,,Dec, gp, 1865, by the Rev. J.
F. Wilbur, Mr. GanEwr H. Mrica - ELL, of
Lemon, Wyoming co. Pa., and Miss MA
RY A. ACE, Of Washington, Wyom i ng 80.
- s
On the same day, by the same, in
Mr, JOSEPH T. firaptir.and
BlivicEstiLinXiqs,Pe, hOth of Sjirinaviile
Dee. 25, 1805, at the residenee'vf Pe.
ter Gavitt,. Esq., in Dimook, tip' Elder
Jobtf-E. Barnes, Mr. itteiteurilt.`; COAnt-
LIN, of Laporte, and Miss Suss T. GA.v
rrr, ofDinnmk.'
Harford, on the 14th tilt., b y Rev.
A. Miller, Mr. , R.mork W. Wutakin, of
Hayford, and Miss SABAH CanPaTfan, of
Tn Harforii, , on: Ile 200
A. Miller, Mr.'..TOUN: Ilium; of Vreee
Bead, sod Mae Maus W. Buwersa, of
I4.Dbfloak,.,Dect,.27the by linv."Win.H.
Adams, 11 Flunizatex tf,,,,Bitrn** and
ktisilLutairr Vrarzitg, bottiVfOia‘Ock•
It& *quttclg, -Dm as, .by It• f oA
Wait)* pit, „Citkirocia ;Of
Biiigbinntbb; tindldiasLtriiii.P-aucalica;
of Jessup:
dal®.
J. enbseriber citron at private sakithe following
described real esiste, rle :
A FARM Containing 140 acree, well witMee and
wooded. and a good dwelling house. almost new, two
buns madam orchard—only X of a toile from Dimock
Corners, on the Montrose road.
Also—so acres of valuable land contiguous .o the vil
lage of Dimock, containing 1 dwelling twine, 1 barn; a
good orchard, and the building known as WOODRUFF
ACADEMY, tablet at a moderate cost coold be easily
converted Into a good dwelling house. All of which
will be offered together, or divided op and parceled out
to suit purchaser.. ,
, .
Also—a dwelling house and lot, directly upon one of
riie
the Cony CO. ri,:c4iCll a borseibarn,! *aeon shed, and a
good store onsei. suitable fur this Dry Goode .or Alrni•
eery trade. .
. .
The above described Real Bitato, together with a
qtentity of perfonal;property and live stock, will be of
fered on tents fayometo.the,portimser. .
L. R. WOODRCFP;' . .
, .. ...
Dimock, Susquetuultui Co. Pa.
Jan. 8, 188. tf .
The Montrose Dethoorat
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Busitulasiadvertisementa inserted at $1 per 'Square of
10 lines, three times, and Wets for each additional week,
Yearly advertisers, with .usual ctianges. charged $lO
for four Squares, quarter column $l5. halfcolumn $3O,
one column $OO. and other amounts in exact proportion.
Business cards of three lines, $3; or one dollar a line.
er 'Legal notices at the customary rates.
'Yet, I Prliitlng executed neatly 6E promptii at
fair priced.
Deeds, flortOgee,. !totes: thatieetr,. Constables',
School end ether lankafor sale. .
'reiritans t Clearzsli.
"1 -4 ,Exisme INTc:xtdoe.
wt.mrs--N'0x..612•9
Is A LICENSED AUCTIONKER for Susquehanna and
all other Counties In the United States, or New Jet
sey. Sella at Wendt:lea.
'Aildreits P. Reynolds. Montrose, Pa., or call in
person at my Tailor Shop. over Chandler's Storej ,, tn
Montrose, where I shall he when not,setherwise en
gaged. [Dcc. 26,1865. 2rn
.
NOTICE TO THE PUDLIC.
T H h E e litisitib i s ea cr e lbjr th re e spectfully informs the public that
831aoksmith shop
C.'tlemons. nerd the Foundry of Sayre rotbers.
Customers will do well to call, as, they can get every
thing done in the Blacksmlthtng line neatly and prompt
ly for cash. --
Ur:Particular itewitlon given to gorse Shoeing. .
EDWARD P. STAMP.
Montrose, Dec. 28, 1865. tf
Bridge Notice.
XALBD'propOsalli eif k ratelved'bytha County
Coultalavloners an ;11 ihetrat Monday oi Pebraal7
186 a. for the betiding of a Bridge aeroser lthe Martin
Creek, In Lathrop towashlti, near the fropbottoniDe-
PoLaimilar. In ConlltrUCtl9ll to ;he_ one ,recently - built
over the Wyalosing creek, war thebduse of N.
D. Bny
der, in Rush township. Plan and :verifications of the
proposed Bridge, can be seen at the Conduit/stoners' Of
fice, the tecond week ofJaunkrY Cou't•
By order of the Commissioners. •
W. A. CROSSNON. Clerk.
Commissioners' Office, ; Montroaa, Dec.l2, 1665.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
IDLIT 'Vitae of a eeftain writ leaned by the( Court of
Cominon Pleatrof Susquehanna Countvand to me
directed, /will expose. to sale by public vendee. at the
Conn-house, in Montrose, on Friday Jan. 19th. 18613, at
1 o'clock, P. M., the following described piece or parcel
of land ? to wit:
Antltateertalts piece - oftiarcel bfland sittinte to Dqn
daft Sdsqbeharrna Connty, Statebt Pen neyhhinia,botin
ded and described as follows, to wit : On the north .by
lands of d. IL Phelps, on the, east, by lands of Church
Phinney, on the south by Milford & Owego turn - Pike,
and on tterweet by lands of J. C. Olmstead, containing
about one-half acre, be the eame more or less, with the
appurtenances, one house. one barn, one wood house.
and all improved. ['Taken in execution at the suit of
Church. Phinuey vs. William 11111.
DAVID SUMMERS, Sheriff.
Sheers Office, Montrose. Dec. 25, 1565.
FARM. FOR SALE,
Three miles Mirth ofnimitrose,
frONTAININO a b out 123 acres, about 80 serer Im
. p ro v ed . and well watered, on which is a good Or
chard Of grafted fruit, and verygood buildings. /t is
situated I n North Bridgewater . about three miles from
Montrose. There is bark and timber enough on the
place to pay for it twice.
For terms enquire of cditor l of Democrat, or of the
subscriber on the premises.
rJ. t.
Noy. it, 1865.—tf
Ta Whom it ,May,Cancern,,,
.
NO
Trait. hemby giten. that Htemndersigued &ate
applied to thC'Cotirt of Coaxal= Pleas g swap:w
hat:ma -Cohitty for an order: to dfettifts 'thee adslgnment
Made to them by the firm of S. 33. Sayre & Bros. Alt
persons are therefore hereby notified tOcome into Court
at the first day of January Tenn next, and show cause
Haig they have why said assignment should nut be
raised, and the assignees dismissed from their trust.
• A. -LATHROP, .
G. V. BENTLEY,
~ Assignees of S. U. Sabre & Bros.
Montrose, vet. 19, 1865.
ExeCiltol.'ii Notice.
MUTATE of PAULOWNA 13COTT;deedilatts of, Ler
41.r0p township, Suarmebanna County:Pp.
.I.etterr , redniaentarrupett—the; esta'to , of t bb above
named decedent having been granted to the undersigned,
all persons indebted to anid estate are hereby floWlea
to makeitasnediate payment, anitthose having claims
Agalsosttheaarne to present them dulyanthentleated_for
settlement.
A, o,WAftftliW, Exegltor,
•
ABEL TURRELL
aansl*anY rteelvinC•
• • ' t; ; t ; k .
•
I :
And keeps . coinatariti; onla;nd at1;11 and r deal — raill4arl '
• eortment orgenuink, , "' • ",`"
lgg; Medicines ; Chemicals;.
Liquors, Paints, Oils, Dye-stuffs, Teas, Spices and
other,Groceries. Stoneware, Wall and - -,NViriclar Pa'
filge li Ntrarti l trjritg 4 24 i tt
Reined, Urania 1011, n varbleb, ;VOIR;
J-
••• ; Gram ; Pietas; Cartridges, rnwder,
• I , Shot-Lead; Giva Caps, -Minitel
Inrtnaments. TOO,: t3oops,
Hair One. Bradlee; PliekerKnives, Spectacles, Silver
Plated Spool& forks, Ivory OW Knives.
- • 2 •,_Dentliffspl.rUcles,
FanPr' l3 oolgrOwelfhTethatke,7ll4.
adverfAsedlnifontrose and apairil evorygpop . NMI)
• IN Ain mats:et
-
In shorL stearly,witaratMci#4o re/dope-the Pick. to
please tbeNa*-to•daltgalbikade,
the *TM
and also to sandal:a to thereat so 4 simian; usk
of Ilfk , Ifnuifitriatitta litairastleallfc isit'vtottld =ls
ntrorspirpo., Can af theDstgratklirarletpStale ,
i nntartlit'
Merithlidtri - • • , y. r- ,`,1`;„:.;.31
Ca P,roelamit,l4l• P: -
ATllRRRABtbelfontlPlal-D.•BrirlitßEMiiß.Prwittdemt
Judge,oye Court of Oyer and Terminer, and`
Oeb*t*l daIED letyLSessioos of tit& PeoLgoil_cal t =
of Common PI eiforo4pliitnio-Cbtrit fa the w
Judicial District compossd_of the Counties of dusgur
henna and Bradford, and the Hons. C. F. Read and Isaac
P. Baker, .AssociatoJndges in'tiusgtiehannw.Cotitity.
have issued their precept, to me directed. forthOldlng It
ConttotOyerant , Terminer and General Jail Beliver7.
in.the Borough of. Montrose and County of Suagnebatn•
no, on the 3d Monday of Jantuiry4add, tthoturrltio
Notice , _ . to . lireY'WoriVrcJukteii4ifitli
Peace, and Constables of saidConpiyof Busluchensa,
that they be there to their proper. persona,. a! 2. o'clock
to the afternoon of said:day, with their rceordii; inquiel.
tlons, and other ietnenittrances.„to„ do . .Picle„ thing.
which to their offices appertain totie u0n0..;,&h0" t hose
who are bound bit recoroisances agalnet the . prisoners
that are or shall be in the Jail of said Comity oflsgsgas.
Damao are to be than there, to prosecute, sgethst Abe=
as will be just.
Dated at Montrose the 3 , 2 d of December, In the rear of
our Lord one thonspd eight hontiredned arts- five
DAVID 517 ERB,'shcrill.
Administrator's 'Notice.
ESTATE of PATRICK COLTAR, deed,late of 811ret
Lake township, Susqnebannu GotintY, PA.
Letters of suimint,tration upon tbd-estate of the:shove
named decedent having' been granted to the undersign
ed, all persors indebted to said estate:are hereby nod
lied to make Immediate paymeht, — end , thoso having
claims against the same to present them duly anthenti ,
eated for settlement.
ALBERT DUTCHER, Adiri`r
Silver Lake, Dec. 26, %SSA •
Anditox l p
Tks undereigneilai; andltaappointeeiy. f :theCottrt
of Common Pleas of Susquehanna County to make
distribution of thu funds iu the hands of.the Sheriff a
rising f;um the sale of rual estate of Chastely'. Stearns ,
will attend to,the ditties of said appointnient at the of
fice ofJudge Streeter, in Montrose horongb, on Thum
alprylltb, at 2 o'clock; at which
time and place all persons interested in:attid* fund will
present their claims or be forever tlebarye4 from coin
ing In on said fund.
C. W, tt . 411, Ahditor.
Montrose, Dec. 18. lbG!',.
A dmini stTa Notice
. .
STATE of CHANCY FOOT,ideed,..latelff,gridge•
water townsbip,S,nequehanne coiniy; Pa.
Letters of administration upon:the estate of the bOie
named decedent tinving been granted to theindersign
ed. an peraone liidebted to said estate are hereby noti
fied to make Immediate payment. and those having
claims against tho same to present them duly authenti
cated for settlement.
AMMAN C. AYERS., Administrator.
New - liiilford, Dec. 18;•1865.
.Ati,dit.peCßTOtade •
THE undersigned,- an auditor appointed by the Or
,phans` Court of Sgsqncluinna County to make dis
tribution of the finds in the liana of the administra
tor Otthe estate of Ege . phen, Mend, deed, will attend to
the duties of his appointment at the office of Judge
Streeter, in the borough of Dlontrose:ou Saturday, the
13th day of January next. at 2 o'clock, p. m,.• at which
time and place all persons Interested in said fund will
present their claims or be forever debarred from coming
in on said fund. • • -
.a. W. tYt, E,R,Jtuditor. •
liontrose;TeC. 18111,186.
AOr er 4 Notice. •
TIIE anderited having, Deja lajm oititea• imunditor
by thoOrp an's Court of Susonehimna county to
dial.Ebute the fand iitthe:handief.thb.adtaiiihrtrator of
the estate of Hiram Scott. decd, will attend to the dts
ties of said appointatbdt at brat oft a in Montrose. on
Wedge the day of January nett. at, one,o'clock
p. m., at whtilay
ich tlroe and place all persons interested in
said fund will prerent their claims or be foreter deliarr
ed from coming lo on said fund. • • •
E. M. TURNER, Auditor.
Dec.
Auditor's Notice. r
MBE underelgned, an. auditor appointed int the 01-
phans• Court of Susquehanna. county w distribute
the fund,' in the hands nt the Executor of the estate of
LEWIS BARTON, deceas'il, will attend to the duties of
the apituAntmentat.his office tnittontrose - on'Thnrsda7
the 11th day of Jan. 156 C, at one o'clock, p. when all
periona Interested In said fund wilt , resent t;h6trelnima
or be forever debarred•from cornin;zin on ,'aid fund.
decl2 Sw A. 0. WARTiEN *Andttor.
Auditor's Notice.
TEM undersigned, an Auditor nppointed by:the:or
phone' court of Susquehanna county to •diatillinte
the fande in the hands of the adminiatnitor of estate of
W. VAN - 0008EN. dec'd. will attend to tbe Orgies of
his appointment riChlt office in Montrose on Tneedey
the 9th day Of Jannary,lStifi, at one o'clock, p. in., when
persons Interested in said fend will rrresent their niOnlil
or be forever debarred from nomingin nhoneeld fon&
deel 94w A. 0. WARREN, Andltpr.
A uditor's 'Notice.
TEE undersigned, an Auditor appointcdby the Court
of Common Picas of Onsq'a county to distribute the
fund arising from the Sherlirs sale of the real estate of
ABA BENNETT, will•attedd to &Ries' Of the appOint
merit at his office in Montrose on Thursday, January4th,
1868. when all Interested will present. their claims orbe
forever debarred from coming in upon said land.
&vie 4w Wm. J. TURRELL, Auditor.
Auditor's Notice.
MIRE undersigned. an auditor appointed b• the Or
' pheins' Court of Susquehanna county to distribute
the funds in the hands of David Summers, Esq., - Trns
tee, &c., and arising from the Sale of real estate of Ez
ra Newton, deceased, will hearthe parties interested at
the office of Fraser & Case; in Montrose. on Saturday
the 6th day of Januarpnert. at one o'clock in the after
noon, abewhich time and place all persona interested
will present their claims or be debarred fromeoming it
urs® said fond.
FRANKLIN FRASER, Auditor,
Montrose, Nov. 28, r-365. - 4w
. Execlltor's N.otice,'
. . .
ESTATE of SAMUZL TA.GOART, deceased, late of
Middletown township,
,Susquehanna county. Pa.
, Letters testamentary upon tire estate Of , the above
named decedent baying been milted to the undersign
ed, all persons Indebted to said estawarchereht noti
fied to make immediate payment, end thogo.basing
claims against the same tu present them duly anthenti
tutted for settlement. ' • •
Middletown, Nov, 28, 1888'
Administrators' Notice.
ESTATE of THOMAS: PLAHERTT, deceased., late
of Choconat township; Stisq't county,. Pa; - "
Lettere of a dministration.epon the estate of the ahoire
named decedent haying been greated to theinadertip:
ed. nil persons indented (o said estate areitereby nott
fled to make immediate payment, and those havinft
claims against the slime' to present them duly atithent
sated for sottlemont.
BRIMET FLATIERTY., , t Ac i m i rg.
4 •
MICHAEL FLAIIIHITT;
Motown, :icr. 2S, !SO.* •
•
CAUTION FROM TEE
Qq.
• • • ;, -
Itbaving toile no air ktioHedgeithittfinitlitiont of
theAmerlean Watch hate been purtp tithd mallet in
gteat number, calculated by their utter worthlessness
tdAnjere:tha,vepetation of our gentrims :titer tute,.:too;
protect our own interests and the - public - frau tinposi
tion, we again publish the trade marks by which oar
Watcßesmaylnvartably be knoutc 1 •
We manfintetutereer styles of Watches.'
The Plan has the name
•• AMERICAN .
WATCH CO., Waltham, 3fass.:'," en.
graved on the inside plate.
The SECOND-has the name • r• •c•
.t•APPLETON: TRACE ~"
&CO., Waltham, Mass,en
graved.on.the inside plate.
The Turn has the name
" P. B. BARTLE,TT,• Walt,tunn. llasa.'lengreved on
the inside plate.
All the above styles , have the 'mine' AtaesikalMitth
. Co. painted.oa tha dlal , .aad arc yfqtranteitlAn eve ry re
spect.
'PheFotnant-has , the name • . ,•4 , 'c •
WM. ELLEBY, BOBt9ll, ..)111SS., engraveu on t h e
inside pdate; and is riot named Owthetitilz• - • ••• •
All of the above desert WattllCS, aro mule ej vari
ous slica,'snll are sold in gold or sliver cases h clay be
required. , •- - :.• • • •
It is hardly possible for us to accurately describe the
rinnrcrope ttpitatione to which Avg Iron alluded; rex
are usually inscribed with names so nearly approa ching
our own as tot escapethe observation 'oLltto unaccus.
tomedhyer„ eopa are , repreAent4 ak o m . adp bytpe.
•ilolor.ifateirCo.ntltltou,Xamlutosiitirdomptv.
ny existing. Some arionanied the "Soldier's. Watch,"
to be sold as our Fortitlior'•Wtti.tilery style. usual
a1F 14 4 4114 i t-AaWier's-Wiatc.4.",,TPAspe.„Ore..pqiike
ApprattlatwAtelitti•itvotiters,BarttaX,
instead.of our "P. B. Bartlett;" besides many varieties
named in snehanninuer;ao ; ;4l.o4oAVer4he idea that they
are the veritable prodections Witte American Watch
Company.
- - We also citation th onubl le, gird particulafgraldiers;
sEatinitPruoillf Ocs, BO
ftliely a ettistit__in itaatnit4lll44PorK • Army
W atchall;"'" Onicers`Wa ekes', ' agielima °beery
err," " ArcansiWatehes,!,-Amo.thelirices.ot Which are
said to be from seven to sixteen dollarsoAltiod Watch
'in-these tithes cannotbe affordedfor
A little attention , on the part et ,bnyere , Fill protect
theta from arena t '•
ROBBINS & APPLOISr. 1 . •
Agents torthe Arnerican - Watchtorapany,
- • •y, lair ßrntsbeni.:Novat York.
' O, •
- .
. . .
Giitteliburg,f- RosOnbatun Ct,
their tilt Ow& tbs.
110:,111[1,_ ROE,
• .Teree Oakawerti toWtg tbeet - teete twelve"
mcgla r t e littpt to the Tecear'adranee. zed' they wig
be cold•at equal lot. man. We. bays SAM
great pains to selecting knee §tott . of 430 " 1 . and "
we bought a *try lino' stock; tad itddid new Imes so
er top' by us before. wuara,,aafa In asauil*g thee we
bevely far the
Larg est elate - Slot
'L I T 61
•
eveibrbOgltt Into this itirket. Con axle ocatirlaw ,J
yew.
salTos;rwa never the to shim oar .Goode.
We have a ppleoeftl lot of
bonito entire .iiesistyles. Our assortment : in
comprises Dom a wanton Adidas to She best of Yeassh
Merino. All colora in plata
. , , . .
ALL WOOL DIr.LiINNS,MBIIENOI3,
PARMATTAS and iLPACCAS.
Fancy Striped and Main Millar Goods. SIM A
parcas, 44.•&c. . • "
DRESS SILES-.-a large stoek - of black Milks. all
widths and qualities. FANCY NUS, aline variety*.
MO leading and titiltionsble colon.
DOMESTIC & COTTON GOODS.
Prints, Gingham.. Bine Checks, Stripes, Ticks i D -
ims, Mast ns of all sorts; Shee tl ngs in single sad timilds
tvidrks, Pillow Case lindens, rikWings, • .
FLANNELS & WOOLEN GOODS.
• An colors In pleiu' Sbirting Flanseli,' red, white,
bluer, orange and trey, Fancy Sacking sad Shirting
Flannels. a splendid assortment. Woolen Bed Blan
kets, and Table Spreads, Woolen Hosiery antglotes
for ladies,' gents' and children's wear. Roods, Mao.
Scarf., Sontag., Breakfast Shawl..
WRITE GOODS.—Laces, Embroideries, Saconsts,sts.
• DRESS TRIMMINGS, and CLOAK ORNANKISTS,
in great variety'. '
• LIMN GOODS.—Fins *bite and Brown Table Lie.
en, Table Clothe, Towels, Napkins, Half's, *cite.
SHAWLS & CLOAKS.
The finest midbest variety ever kept heretofore. Sipe.
dal attention is called to Oese, a. we are saillaite
give est:rived bargains in such,
HOOP SKIRTS,
til./1011.AL SKIRTS,
CORSITTS,
of 'be best ;wakes and all she&
F. TAGGART, Executor.
IfitIZSS .64/keibige
1111MA552271 KODISO
We rospeetfhlly eall the attention of Milliner's Is this
line of Goode, as we alio enabled to sell them at New
'York wholesale-prices.' We have a raining of ever
thing that belongs to this trade. 'Mahon, of all colas
tin' widths, Bonnet Silks and Velvets, all colors, Wt
and Bonnet Frames, Bands, Lama. &e. Ste.
ta V i lLl.1 4 45.
A handsome variety of Ladles ' Misses and Goats'
Furs of all sorts, which we will sell at km Apses.
Our Stock.ef •
. .
READY MAN CLOTHING,
is larger than ever. We.request a call lad axecalnattea
arour gaitde,aa wo are certalti to giva
X9eetter cn.c.thjassig. . .
. , . .
tor the SSIXIO cll9Def thin Can be had anywhere Wall. 4
In rge assortme nt-of flu ' black and fancy Caaolater•
Boats:teas Suite. OVareouts in great Tarim al stylni.
BOYS' morn:Ma,
as areal '
FiIitNiSIIING GOODS. •
~ Cotton and Flannel Shlrts•. Calm !FleS. nandVOß•
clads.' Wrappers. Drawers. Suspenders,' Satchels. VS.
Uses; Trunks; Umbrellas; &C. he. "•
•
. -We still dontinnato Maks;
, : , C7lcift.ll2alg" Pc. Clrclar,"
•
dna Weald *que r n a dill from Sloes who prefer haillg
their measnrc taken bathe ready made. We to pros-
Tee goodlitsand utisfactlon
•
tair•A Pall line ef , Ladles' PLO °LIMA: WM.
'sat opened.
auttenberr,, Rosenbaum' k Co.
M. S. DESSAI7EIt, XULIQUIG PANnuri.
Montrose, Sept.rletilB6s. ; ' •
Peace & Peace Prices.
PEACE ESTAOLISHED.
Large Lines of Prices Conquered Antiold.
TAL.ll3l.lllrl•l.tt
pninv receiving; tor Storing gupplien. new 0.04 1114.
of
utk .
Try Goods , Groceries,
Crooke/7, Haidivare,
STaVES, , LEOA' STEEL, NAILS,
• Faint• Lomp'and Linseed Oils, Sew
role, atirpetings,.. , Floor' Oil Cloth,
Paper, Witidato Shades,
, Hats it Caps, , Boolait: Shoee, - Cloeirs,
Incletaing; 'as ,netiel tall irarieklleP of tb most_ps_lir
styles of, 1,415'. PREPS GOODS. ,SHAWIA
• BONNETS, 'RIIIBONS, FLOWERS, tip.,
mbleit he wlll eell , oh the most favorable terms stir
PASH i ntODUCE; or to Prompt Tlmeitnyera.'' •
Floor`_ , & Salt on •:and as usual
NEW MILFOED, Idne, 18C
,IMPORTANT,TafEMALES
•
4- - - -7 0E . SEA/c 4 1 . -- . •
((/(.oe , „, •
4. ,A•
4 ,81-
% 4.4 Nit
1 4.
1..
V 6
Walmmediately relieve, without nin e an Oder
nes coigns periodic discharge, whether arising
from relalnticia orsuppresilen. They netlike ethane
in removing the pain*, that accompany difficult or im
moderate menstruation, and are the poly pafe and Tell-.
able:remedy for Plosheit. Sick Elesenbe, Pains in the
Loins. Back and Aides, Palpitation of the Bean. Ear
von* Tremors; Hysterics. Bpaerne,troken and
other unpleasant and dangerous effects of anunnateral
condition ol,thp pexualhinotlano. the irm "C a teli
of Fluor Albtror Whites; they died a speedy curs,.
• 3:ol2C)lcieiromau's Tomale
Are tile only medicine that married , and, single 'Met
Kiva relied b'n foeinany 'cora. orcan rely,upon
Wass obr Litrarrots I nese+ Pint form the finest
Preparation punnet forward. sellhiniediste end per,
sistettrituctese.• DON'T BE DECEIVPD.., _Take thill
a d rar th ie n t e n t recorprotinlitand.lell blot tharyoit
want the best ag most..felteltie Feeseje kiediAps is
the earlei *bra
_
ChegfetElEal rEnEIideyPUII,I
4 b ia Tit r fri
ottie7 eve). , e Pr no *cc est s 6,
tioutof the nfoat eminh Phfilciani in Muria.
Erpilelt Diction,
tibipith - omit litme-tre Prin. One
D o llar per eonlng tote 501 q. ma.
pole se* mall ; promptly; tuing the prt
to Pppriators,orstes ant* agent, tp, eartirt
pivggists
” "iiihulwros a B
tt iLlarm. p r o_pg e te rk . r J.
Day-shin. slew Intr.
Alll3l6l,ll . l lffitiLoW4WeltleaftditiltallAlMS
Irby hii*icoleutinpAitinty. L
Oct.= eomly
';f l7
FIR*WiLVJAIIII - MITCR&NCIO Awn:o
: over theftit .ofilesillontmkti.-'3llll
attitude@ tsIPKOPUMIMV,Wast - “, taig4i
Baum' resseirto;'" ./6112410V.