o ckblii4*.inr The New Year, All our , subsoriber,s who are indebted to us for theltontrose Deinocrat are res pectfully requested to settle up during January Court. Those who at the same time pay a year in advance, will be charg ed only at the present advance rates for the past year or two of arrearages. Choice Deeds, &c. Superior, Deeds and Mortgages, also, Administrator's, Executor's, Trustee's, and Guardian's Deeds—all of the most approved form and style, for sale at this office, at fair prices. Also, a general :as sortment of other blanks. - Guttenberg, Rosenbaum Ix Co. Have on hand a large and choice stock of goods which they have marked down to the lowest prices; for particulars of which see:new advertisement in to-day's paper. • This is one of the most enterpris ing firms in or ont ofthe county, and pop ular opinion ensures them a fair share of trade against all competitors. Give them a call. Cold Weather. _ YesterditY Was one of the coldest days on record. On Sunday the cold increased to about 14 ° below zero, and on Monday morning the mercury stood at 22 ° below; an extremity of cold almost if not entire ly unparalleled in this town. In 183t1, the mercury sunk to 21 ° . below ; and if any oldest citizen" has a colder record than yesterday, let him publish the fact. I. N. Hine Et Co., Of 13in!-hamton, will open a branch store in town to-morrow, to which they i nv i te attention in an advertisement in this paper. The firm is well known to many of our people, and we doubt not their promises will be well fulfilled. An examination of their goods and prices will be the natural and proper test of merit. Robbery at Hollisterville. We lettety-from the 'Wayne Co. Herald, that on the 10th tilt., a package contain ing five watches a diamond ring, and cash, to the aggregate value of $1,013 15, were stolen from the Pxpress agent at the above place, while halting on the stage route from Moscow to Honesdale. List of Jurors For January Term commencing Jan 1.51.13, 1866. GRAND =ORS. lmrn—Geo. Brotzman, E. Laoey. Bridgewater—C. S. Bush. Brooklyn—Nehemiah B. Ashley. Clifford—Ezra Finn, Chas. D. Wilson. Franklin—J. E. Townsend. Great Bend—B. B. Tuttle. Great Bend boro—Evans Griggs. Ilarford—Geo. M. Carpenter. llerrick—W. T. Diminick, W. t`. Lyon. Jessup—William Sherer. Lenox--Stephen Bell. Liberty—J. C. Ives, Samuel Whited. Lathrop—Quick Stoddard. Montro..e—E. W. Roce. Nt: W Milford boro —Win. C. Ward. New Millord-11.. Vancott, M. Westfall oiklamri—Hiram Pooler. Ilver Like—Thomas H. Rain. ille—Sainuel Quick. T (AVERSE JUSOBS-FIRST WEER. Anhiirn : Lewis Swisher, C. S. Low. Brooklyn : 0. A. , l..:l4ridge, C. R. Palmer. Bridgewater: 1). D. Hinds, M. S. Tyler, J. A. Vaug,hn. Clifford : E.ijah Carpenter. Choconut : T. H. Donelly, Wm. Hurley. Forest Lake—G. B. Johnson, E.Griffis,jr. Friendsville—C. B. Jackson. Great Bend : Richard , Gillespie. Great Bend boro : Henry McKinney, John Maynard. Gibson :.Lewis Brainard. Harmony : Benj. Comfort, Richard Mar tin, David Taylor. Herrick: George H. Lyons. .lessup : Silas Baldwin. Liberty : Isaac Comstock, jr., 11. Knight, Calvin Stanford. Lenox : D. Oakley, S. B. Maxon, Wm. D. Miller. Middletown : John Bergen, M. Curley. New Milford : William Harrison, J. H. Green, A. B. Smith. New Milford boro : Amos M. Brant, Ja son Dickerman, jr., P. McCollum. Oakland : Wadley Beebe, Joseph Mc- Kune, jr. Susgia Depot : Wm. R. Greeley, Augus tus Gilbert, Robert Nicol, Wm. Skinner, Tames Sweeney. Silver Lake : John North. Springville : Henry B. Rogers, E. G. D. Risley, Ira Scott, Elisha Strickland. TRAVERSE JURORS-SECOND WEEK. Bridgewat e r : E. B. Warner, N. 0. Pass more. Clifford : M. S. Alworth, John Halsteid, PLC. Stewart. Cliocontie . : Patrick Byrne, Jas. Forari. Di mock : 'Samuel Sherer. Forest Lake: Seth. Wrignt,J.S.Erircbard. Franklin : Charles Follett Great. Bend : Amssa•Chase, Chas. Mayo. Great Bend boro : W. N. Decker. Gibson: John Williams, jr. Harford: F. F. Barnard, Austin'Darrow, L. R. Peck. Harmony : Wm. Tremolo, Jacob Taylor. Herrick : C. A. Harding, W.W. Thomas. Jessup: R. S. Birchard. Lenox IChapmap Harding, .11, $. Cole man. Y. ka Liberty : James Kenyon, Win. H. Ives: Middletown : John Condon. Oakland : Charles Beebe. Rash : C. A. Atwater, Wm. B.' Kirkuff, Charles B. Perrigo. 04 0 1;4<Edward:Carlisle;:: Sivinegtile':'o4.' Palter, "G. Rogeri. &her Lake : Thonias Rogers, 2d. Pianos. . . Pirsons wishing to buy a good Piano, can, by calling upon or addressing the editor of this paper, make arrangements to procure one direct from the factory, warranted by the maker, at a large re duction from regnlar prices. We can sell one from several different manufacturers, and each instrument will be as good in every respect as any that can be bought in any other way. Female Forger. A woman has been buying drafts for $8,37, iu vario,ps places, and, after alter ing them to $50,37, getting them cashed at other towns. She visited Wilkesbarre last week, in the course of her operations. American Agriculturist. We again call attention to this valuable agricultural journal, and assure all who cultivate a farm or garden, that it is just the one they ought to have in that line. We cultivate but a small garden, but we consider it indispensable; and to farmers we would say, never fail to be in receipt of your county paper, the Agriculturist, and a city weekly paper. Published by Orange Judd & Co., 41 Park Row, N.l. city, at $1,50 a year, or less to clubs. • Suicide. We learn front the Luzerne Union that Jacob Apple, a Mason and plasterer, aged about fitty years, hung himself in his barn at Blindtown, three miles from Wilkes- Barre, on Saturday Dec. 30th. Whiskey. Agricultural Society. The Susquehanna County Agricultural Society will hold its annual meeting at the Court House in Montrose, on Tues day evening, Jan. 16th, 1866, at 7 o'- clock. C. M. GER; Sec'y. Donation. The friends of Rev. William S. Heaton intend making him a Donation at thi: Episcopal Rectory, Springville, on the af ternoon and evening of Wednesday, Jan. 24th. The public are cordially invited to attend. New York Wholesale Prices, Reported for the Ifontrose Democrat by Josimi CARPENTER, Commission merch ant, 323 Wasilington et. New York, to whom shipments of produce may be made. Iwo 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 weekending .Ten. 6, 1866. Beans, white sound, per La., 150 295 Butter in tubs, per pound, 38 45 " firkins, 44 • 30 40 " -rolls, IA 28 35 Cheese, choice, " 17 19 " common, " 10 15 Dried Apples ii‘ 10 14 Dried Plums, per lb. 35 40 " Cherries, 40 50 " Raspberries, 40 45 _ " Blackberries, -33 35 Eggs, fresh, per dozen, 42 45 Flour, wheat, per barrel, 850 15 00 " rye, 46 550 600 Corn Meal, per hued. 200 230 Buckwheat flour, per hand. 400 450 Flax, per lb. 22 24 Feathers, live geese, per lb., 00 1 0') Beef Sides, p, 10 12 Mutton in carcass, ~, 13 15 Veal,,, 15 18 Pork, dressed, " 13 14 Wheat, per bushel, 175 240 Rye, at 100 105 Oats, 44 60 62 Corn, 4‘ 92 98 Hides, dry, per pound, 10 15 " green, 44 8 10 Hops, prime, per lb. 40 65 Lard, common to best, per lh., 16 19 Beef, mess, per barrel,] 400 17 00 " prime, " 10 00 14 00 Pork, mess, 44 27 50 28 50 " prime, te 24 50 25 00 Hams, smoked, per lb. 20 23 Shoulders, smoked, " 18 20 Bacon, ti 20 22 Honey, it 25 40 Chickens, " 18 22 Turkeys, 44 20 26 Geese, II 14 . 17 Ducks, 116 20 /0 Clover Seed, per lb. 13 14 Timothy Seed, per bushel, 3;5 400 Flax Seed, " 285 305 Tallow, per lb. 13 14 Wool, washed, " 50 75 " unwashed; " 35 45 Apples, per barrel, 350 500 ___. e G _, . M - Th e Discovery of the Age.— Farmers, Families and others can purchase no remedy equal to Dr. Tobias' Venetian Liniment, fOr dysentery, colic, croup, chronicrheumatism, tore throat,tontbache, sea sickness, cuts. burns, swellings, bruises. old sores, headache, mosquito bites, pains in the limbs, chest, back, ,t,c. II it does not give relief the money will bo refunded. All that is asked is a trial, and use It accord ing to directions. Da. Tomas—Dear Sir: I have lased oar Venetian Liniment in my family for a number of ears. and I be lieve it to be the best article for what it s recommended that I have ever need. For sudden attack of croup it is inssinable. I have no hesitatiod In recommending it for all the uses it professes to cure, • J have -sold it for many years, end it gives entire satisfaction. CHARLES 11. =MINER. Quakertown. N. J.. May 8, 1858. Price 40 to SO cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists. °Mee 56 Cortland St. New York. Dec 15 Dup . , , ISlP"liteafnesa t Blindness and Catarrh— Treated with the utmost success by Dr. J. ISAACS. °s adist and Aorta. (cotaterly of Leyden. holland.) No. 519 pine street. Philadelphia. Testimonials from the most reliable sources in the City and cOnntry. can be seen stills office. The medical faettity'are Invited to tic; company:their patients, as he - hairriCrneretß:in his practice, ARTIFICIAL EYES insertetialthout pain. Nocharge madefor examination. (July.V, ISGG. ly 0719 trainge, but, True.—Every young ladyi and gentleman In tne 'United States can' hear something ve ry much to their advantage by return snail (free of, fearaddressing the tul dersigned.. Viola having fears ot beteg hnrebtred olallge brinsw noticing thli card. All others will plettse address thetrobedlent servant. , THOS:'IP. CHAPMAN. Dec. %171yernp 881 Broadway, New York. tirlirbiskers ! you want Whiskers or Moustaches 2 Our Grecian Comported wM forte them to grow on the smoothest kw or chin. or hair on bald heads, in six weeks.. PAC& SLOG.: Sent hymn, any eritertr.elosely sealed, on receipt of prim- Address. WMCNTR. 4 CO. Box 136, Brooklye, . Feb.lo, lEf5; 1i mop Ilecognition.—Ther itlrathern people have given up ell 'Lope of being recognized, and it is equally difficult to recognise Northerner', whose heads of yellow, gray, white, brown or- red hair, have surren dered their Colors under the wonder-working influence of CHRISTADOEVS DAM DYE, which plants permanently in their stead such blacks and browns as nature miebt mistake for her own. Manufmtured by J. Clistadcrro, No. 6 Aator House. New York. Sold by Druggists—Applied by all Hair Dressers. [De. 15-Imp The Best Strengthening Plaster Is the Porous ?luster ofDr. Allcoek. They are warranted to keep good twenty years, but maybe returned for fresh plasters without charge. IMPORTANT QUALITIES. They will cure n weakness of the back, pain in the side, a lameness V the knee or of the ankles, or cold feet, sooner and with more comfort than any other ap plication. Knoxville, Albany Co.: Jan. 15, 1862. Dr. T. Am.coex—Dear Sir; Seventeen yenreego I was sorely injured in 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 six months than in the preceding Mewl years. Piave not worn a plaster for over eighteen months, and bevelled no return of the gnawing pain and weakness in my back, bat have been entirely well. lam your obedient servant, JOHN G. CHARY. Principal Agency, Drundreth House, New York. Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. [dec.ls,lmp. OrThe Singer Sewiug Maehlnen.—Our Letter A Family Sewing Machine in fast gaining world-wide reputation. ,t in beyond doubt the bestand cheapest and most beautiful of all Family Sewing Ma chines yet offered to the public. No other Family Sew lug Machine has no many useful appliances for Hem ming. Binding. Felling, Tucking. Gathering. Ganging, Braiding, Embroidering. Cording, and so forth. No other Family Sewing Machine has so much capacity for a great variety of work. It will sew all kinds of cloth, and with all kinds of thread. Great and recent im provements make our Family Sewing Machine most re. liable, and most certain in action at all rates of speed. It makes the interlocked stitch, which is the best stitch known. Any one, even of the ordinary capacity, can see. at a glance, how to use the letter A Family Sewing Machine. Uur Family Sewing Alachinceare fluiahed in cha.teand exquisite -tole. The Folding Case of t ne Family Machine Is a piece e' cunning workmanship of the most useful kind. pre t ects the np , eh inc when not is use, mid when about to be operated may be opened ne a spacious and substan tial table to en , tn in the work While some of the cases, made out of the choicest woods. are finished in the sim plest and chastest manner possible, others are adorned and embellished in the most costly and superb manner. It i• absolutely necessary to eer the Family Machine is operation, so as to judge of its great capacity and beauty. It Is fart becomina Pi. popular for family sealness our manufacturing machines are for manufacturing pur poses. The branch ollices are well supplied with silk, twist, thread. needleg. of the beet quality. Sand for a Pamphlet. THE SIIIG Ell M A N ITAPITTt rs..c. COlfrA NT 454 Broad way. New York Philadelphia efllee-610 Chestnut street. Read. Watrona .4:, Foater, 4:cilia in 3iontroae. Jan. ly• Q 7 - To Consumptives.—The advertlser baying been restored to health inn few weeks by a very simple remedy. after having stuThred several years with a se vere lung atTection. and that dread (lbws... Consurnp anxions to make known to his fellow-sufferers the means of curs.. To all who desire it. he will Fend a copy of the pre serintion used (free of charge.) with the directions for preparing and using the saner, n hie!) they will find a sure cam for run.nmption. , Ftlinan. Bronchitis. Colds. Gnu-ha. and all throat and long affectionsqj. Tho only object of the advertiser in sending the nresdription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he conceive,. to he Invaluable : nn t he hove• every sufferer will try his remedy. as it Will cost them , nothing, and may prove a hl-ssing. Parties wishing the p:cseription.iinra, by retnrn mail, will please tnidress nv. ED \VAUD A. WILSON. Wilhainsburg, Kings Co., New York. Dec. 26, 18(15 Vir Errors of You th.—A aciulernan who Gut f..ree. for yest , !rota itert.to. debility, premature decay, and all the cifeet.nr rorttli ladtscretion, will. for the sake of suffering. br.ntlitlt y, send free to all who need It, the recipe and rir r ct inns for making the simple rem edy by Which he sr a- eared. SttlT'crers wi.hing to profit by the advertiser's experience, can do so by eddreseing HAIN B. OGDEN, No 11 Chambers street, New York. Dec. 56, 1863. ]slap IVZ AL 3Ft. FL I.EL Cr.lo Ei . Jan. Ist, at Harford, by Rev. Lyman Richardson, LEWIS M. BUNNELL, Esq., of Herrick, and Miss ANNA M. Davis, of Clifford. In Rush, Jan. Ist, 1 566, by Eld. H. H. Gray, Mr. D. L. 131. - Nstal. and Miss Men run KUNREL, both of Rush. In Montrose, Dee. 31, by Rev. A. 0. Warren, Mr. D. W. Warner, of Wash in:zton, Wyoming co., and Miss R. J. Dutcher, of Forest Lake. Jan. Ist, at Leraysville, by Rev. G. R. Hair, Mr. Jogs W. GREEN and Miss HARniEr E. DAWSON, both of Auburn. In Herrick, Dec. 20, by Rev. S. F. Brown, Mr. HENRY J. COLEMAN and Miss MARTHA A. Avis, both of Rush. 13 D.46.npx3rs. rliff — Draths, as well as marrlazes, are published free Obituaries published at the rate of fifty cents per hund red words. or five cents per line for poetry. Cash to be sent with the not ice. In New Milford, on the ist of Jan., Mr. SYLVANCS Morr, in the 00th year of hie age. FARII FOR SALE ! Choconut township, containing about 3.88 49-ctroisl, about 150 improved, and well watered ; on which Is two Dwelling lion , ies, two large Barns, and other @mai. icr build inns. and two Orchards. It is a good location. Grist-mill and Sawmill IX miles distant. For terms, Inquire of the subscriber on the premises. Choconnt, Jan. oth, 1866.• JOHN DUNN. %Tc:it - lose. ALL persons owing me by note or book account are requested to call and settle the Was immediately. Montrose, Jan. 9,16G6 —3m F. B. WEE S. ABEL TURRELL la continually receiving NEW GOODS, And keeps constantly on band a fall and diedraido as. sortinent of genuine, Drugs, Medicines, Chomicals, Liquors. Points, 0115, Dye-stuffs, Teas. Spices and other Groceries. Stoneware, Wall and Window Pa. per. Glassware. Lamps, Kerosene, Denude, Tanner's Oil. Lubricating Oil. Neatstoot Oil, Refined Whnle OIL Varnish. Whips, Gene, Pistols, Cartridges, Powder, Shot, Lead, Gun Caps. Musical Instruments,. Tot et boaps, ,•7- • Hair 011 s, 'Brushes. Pocket Knives. SpertacTea; 'Silver Plated gnome. Forks, end IvorLliandied Knives, Dentist's Articles, a general sasortmentvt Fancy Goods, Jewelry l Verfnmery i Ittc. ALL THE Patent .Medicines , ..... advertised In 31ontrope, and nearly every GOOD KEND • IN ANY =AUT. In short. nearly everhieg to restore the siek. to please the taste, to delig ht the eye, to gastify the fancy. and also tpcondnce,to.titerand,and substantial taatforts oftlfe:' linumeration is impracticable ,ss it would tW • newspaper. Gall at the:Drug and Variety Store of . ; . _ Ironteo4 ABEL TrOItRELL,: . ,ra.- . . , • ' . •-• WE RAVE NARKED DOWN, lIIABICED DOWN, PRICES O ALL WINTER Dress Goods, Shawb o CONTALNING about LIS acres, shout 80 acres in proved.'and well watered, on which is a good Or chard of grafted frat,and very good. buildings. It is situated in North Rridgewatcr. about three mile+ from liontrotio. 'There iebark and thabeircuangh tin iltb place to pay fur it twice. For terms enquire of editor of Democrat, of. of the snb3t•riber on the premises!. • • DEERE. AND WOOLEN 0001)11 OF ALL SORTS. :5°117 * 1803'-'ll OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS, AND ALL HEAVY WINTER CLOTHING' AND WILL SELL THEM "ircar the 2a.eost 80 'Jays, REGARDLESS Or COST / CALL AND SEE US Guttenbnrg, Rosenbaum & Co V. S. DESSAUER, 'MANAGING ROM= Montrose, Jan. 9th, 1866. BINGHAMTON BRANCH STORE IN MONTROSE. GREAT BARGALNS ! GREAT BARGAINS! 2. N. 3311:21\7311 cid Co. Will 'pea the Skeet and best assorted stock of Prg dubs I* Dotions ever offered to the People Is this vicinity, ma Wstahes day, Jan. 19th, ISM, in the store of 0. L. STO2III CO., . Main street. Silks, Popllse, Empress Cloths, Merinos, Parotettas, Alpacas, Plaid Goods in great variety. Detains Calicos. Ginghatitk,'S beatings of an kinds, Denims, Ticks, Stripes, Linen Goods, White • Goods. Gloves Bodery, - Cloths and Cassimers, Hoop Skirts, Balmoral Skirts, Flannels, at. dm &c. at EXTREMELY LOW , PRICES !' Min GOODS FROM .41. C) T. X 0 IC i'LuAL-11 'Whialeiriii iiirred te in Whe-will Amor v with a call. ;maw. win to la attandutee On id. idik ndeaa i l *.cutometli• , Nestsare, ?colas. Q,1961 - • _ irtalifithi ars atveArao A described real eatite; Viz of FAME containing 140 acres, • Well- Watered.,and . wooded, and a good dwelling house, ainloet ' lintktwo• barns and an orchard—only U , ora mile from Dimock CornemOtt the igontroseroado Also-2A acres of valuable land contignona to tfio Vil lage of Dimock, containing ldwellic house, I barn, a good orchard, and the building knovin as WOODRUFF ACADEMY, whteltat.a.moderate. con.; could ' easily converted into d good dwelling house. All of widen will be offered togethetVordivided itr; ind'Orcelcd out to snit purehasera„ —• • : ..! „,•••:. • .Alscott diVelftim -botwiltift'l Atitttit'iltotl'Otie.iii tb,e.four comers, viithhhbfse bami, waster shed; auk goad stbre 'lloftse, shlfable'fbr 'the' Dfy 'or.:Dru cery trade. • ' '• • - 1,•••••••• . The above deacr'.bed Real - Estatm — toge , lier with a quantitrof pereonal - prorerty and livell9c..kowill.*M fered oh terms favorable to the purcbaser. L . Dimock, Susquehanna' Pa, Jan. 2. latia. tf - Kw= DOWN, FARM FOR SALE, 'Three Miles North of Etantrose; Cloaks, IN DRY GOODS! IN DRY GOODS! Atiditoii.thitioe.i. a ,;,, TRundersigned, an auditor appointe4 , h7 the4mirt of .Commou Pleas of Sftsquehnona goao,y_to,roake dtstribtittno of ' thelonclei In the' bends of the Sheriff a rising from the sale - avast attite of Obaric4P. Stoarns, rit stistmlArKthe dotter afraid sprOpSolenti fits the:Pfr oe ofJodge Stree4r. in akin Vi e ler, r"i tk. o a l T a i ga; d ati:Mg:‘ /i n U t lateired.thotle , present their claims orbotorever teberred from cam = int ** l l44 P 3su h: l *.". PC I I7 —7 Montrose. !I • - • VrT.: •: "riajtm.e rgc::>l7l.oo. P. 31.ar1.e. IS A LICENSED At CTIONEETI for Suequehannaand all other Connties to the United States. or New Jur aey...,•• See at Veaduee. CB — Address P. Reynolds. Montrose. Pa.. or call in person at my Tailor Shop, over Chandler's Store, in Mootroee, where T shall he when not otherwise en gaged. [Dec. 2d, 186.5. CHEAP CLOTHING. This dny received our Fall and Winter Stocker MI MOE CIOTMGI 0 V ERCOATS, U ND EECOATS, HATS AND CAPS, BOY S cLunuNG, FINE FLANNEL SHIRTS, ENDED CLOTHING Look at Prices o( a Feur Articles Over,:oats, Leavy and warm, as low es $8 50 An wool Business Suits, Coat, Pauts & Vest, i 5 00 Union Business Sults " " •• 0 00 Good Undershirts and Drawers, per.pair c - 160 And other Goods in proportion. tlErGarments made to ordit: and warrantpd to At Flour and Groceries! Such as TCU9. Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Salem:us, Soap, Spices, Salt, Sc. &e., al usual. Call and examine 0. , r Stock before purchasing she where. ‘Vanted—Eggs, Chestnuts, and grafted Winter .5.p -pies, for which the highest prlce3 will be paid in caph„ G.:.. szoNi: & Cu. liontrose, Nov. 29, 1865 THE MASON & HAMLIN a.a.33xlvEix. ORCx Nei, - DORTY different styles. adapted to sacred and seen - r far music, for ;AO to SAM eat h. Fifty-one gold or Pitser.medals, or other flrbtpretniams trwardepbern.— Mastratixi etaltilogues free—Address. RASO.), .t ELAN LIN. Boston.. or m..A..§AN EROl:ll2$5, Nov York. Sept.!,lS—lysinp ' "- THE' FAMOUS BAOUER:' Come and seethe hullo:ilia 'Barber, Famous Surber, late of Barth Late of flaytf,-now a t-W eels'. NOW at F. B. 'Weeks,' Store Room, Find me shaving and shampooing, Find me cutting hair to suit you, Find me ready at your service. . . Atjaur service„.. CIJA.F.L.Fa.KOSRIB Montrose,Oct. 1863.• It • ' • '• Bridge Notice. C EALED proposals will be received by ilia County 0 Commissioners until the first Monday of February 1868. for the building or a Bridge • aeris* the , Martin Creek, In Lathrop township, near the Mophottom De pot. similar In construction to the one recently built over the Wyalusing creek, near the house of N. D. Sny der, in Rush township. Plan and S pecifi ca tions of the proposed Bridge, can be seen at the Commissioners' Of- Ace, the second week ofJannary Court. By order of the Commissioner's. W. A. CROSSMON. Clerk Commtesioners' Office, Moutrose, Dec. 1E65. SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of a certain writ issued by the Court of Common Pleas of Susquehanna County. and to me directed, I will expose to sale by public vendue, et the Court-house, in Montrose,on Friday. Jan. likh. 1566. at 1 o'clock, P. M., the following described piece or parcel of land, to wit: All that curtain piece or parcel of land situate in Dan daft, Susquehanna County, State of Pennaylvania,boun ded and described as followe, to wit : On the north by landsofJ. 11. Phelps. on the eaet by lands of Church b Phinney, on the south by Milford & Owego turnpike, and on the west by lands of J. C. Olmstead, containing about one-half acre, be the same more or less, with the appurtenances,one house, one barn, ono wood house, and all improved. (Taken in execution at tho snit of Church & Phinney vs. William 11111. DAVID sunnEßs, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Montrose, Dec. i 5, 180. To Whom it May Concern. 'MOMS, is hereby given. that the undersigned have appliedao the Court of Common Pleas of Susque hanna County for an order to dismiss the assignment made to them by the firm of S. 11. Sayro tb Bros. All persons are therefore hereby notified to come into Court at the first day of January Term next. and above cause if any they have why said assignment should nos , bis raised, and the assignees dismissed from their trust. • A. LATHROP, G. V. BENTLEY, .Assimeces of S. H. Sayre Bros. Montrose, Dee. 19, 1865. 4w _ Executor's Notice. EtBTATE of PAULOWNA, SCIISTT. - dec'd, late of La throp township, Snsquebanna County, Pa. Letters testamentary upon the estate of the above named decedent having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate are hereby notified to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same to present them duly authenticated for settlement. A. 0. WARREN, Executor Montrose, Dec. 19, 1865 Court Proclamation- AXTHEREAS the Hon: F, B. STREETER, President VT Judge of the Court of Oyer and Terreiner, and General Jail Delivery; Sessions of the Peace, and Court of Common Pleas and Orphans' Court in the Thirteenth Judicial District Composed of the Counties of Susque henna. and Bradford, andthe:Rons. C. F. Read and Isaac P. Baker, Associate Judges in' snequehanna , County, have issued their precept, to me directed, for holding a Co urto t Oyer and !Terra and General ; Jail Delivery, in the: Borough of Montrose end County Of Stneptehlin. no, on the lid Mondayoyantp,t7, 'V101.11404 Ibth da , 1 •• 0 , Notice is hereby given to the Coroner, Justices of the Peacei and,Constables of said County of Stistluetialialti diet they be there in their proper p.rsons, at n o'clock in the.afteruonunfeald day, with their records, Sons, and other remembrances, to de 'those things which to thetr off3ces appertain to be done.. And those who are boned by reco7nizances against the prisoners that are or shall be in the Jail of said County of Roscoe henna are to be then there, to prosecute agatnat .them as will be just. , Dated at Montrose the R2d of December in the year . Of our Lord one thcirounid.etght hundred and sixty:Ave. DAYLDVIMItiBERi ateriB4 . „ " 1 ----,Adukblistratot's_,Nptioes ,,, ESTATE of PATRICE COLTER, deedjnie of Silver Laht.tournqhlp, §_risvettanzut County, Pa. Utters +StallmtediCaticnroPoilleiriiiit t eotitiiitioti ;,s- ' -'; stated decedent having been granted to the undersign ed, 'all per:sots' Indebted to said esugeare hereby notc. • fled to !Ineke...l rurhepktn „payment,. and Mowharteig, - claims against. the same to present them duly antbanu - -.. cited for settleite4t. ' • + ' ..ALBMT DIITCII.Iat, Ada*. Silver Lake, Dec. 26, 1.865.• . , Administratoes Notice. vt• - risTATE pvcsocrign e, de03,100-.9feridat 1 11 4- 4 witte7.. _township, Susiluellannu county, Pa. • -Lettere oriaintritat.ration'otion• eatatt atue atm" narroid-docedenit tialting.betti zranwd to Itic tuadereign ed. all persona lllriebtedld id" efilato ere herebznit4 ee 4 / I /3 In ll6l.ll btatditt , ‘ paynick -and %tau' claims agelnat tlwitatur,...to preaesq. thennAutrostolt rated for aeulonetd• ' ' " ' • t_ • .1- hhlr!tt/ill Nrims. AthatinatriOr , ZieW 31,1110pLpee 19 ISQ. • - - rvuE undeNigtKA: tin - auditor arrpolrited by Dia Of= .. ' pliaublletruit Scr.qur•uattna Cinnatit to caake,tthri ttitintion of the funds in the bands of 'ate admfnlstrat tor or the estee of Stephen hl cad, deed, Willattendlo - ., the duties of hie oppolutruent et , -the• taco of .hedge Streeter, in the borough onfontrhee. ou• Salurday, the 13th day of.laniiary next; at 9 o'clock, p. tn., at whltir,. time and place all persona ,interested In Itild feud will present tilt ir claims or bb forOree debarred frotncothinz In on-eald fund ' 74 ontroso, Doe, 180-1.965. • Auditor's Notico— • undersigned hnvimg been appointed an anditor 'IL by the Orpnan"S Court of Susynehanna. CoMity tn• dintrititne-itia - fund in the hands of the admipletraior cAL . thmestate of Hiram Scott. deed, attend to tbeciti• ties of said appointment at hie office In -Montrone. on Wednesday [LC dOth tiay °Canonry next, at ona o'cicck. p. rn., at n bleb time and place alt persons interested fix said fund will present their claim:. or be forevirrneban-!' en from coming in on.eniii (Mad. • R. IL TURNER, Anditive:' Dec. 18, 1886. MITE undersigned. an auditor appal - mod by the Or. .1. phans' Court of Susquehanna county to distribute the funds to the hands of the II secutor of the estate of 7.EWIS BARTON, acceded, will attend to the duties Of the appointment at his office in diontrose. on Thursday , the 11th day Mien. lotla, at one o'clock. p. m., when ail persons interested In 'aid fluid will I resent their &anis or be forever debarred.front coming in on said land. deci: 4w A. 0. WARREN, Auditor. MEM undersigned, an Auditor-appointed by the Or phans' court of Suse,nehannaJtouuts to distribute the funds in the hands nt the administrator of estate of ' VANIIOOSEN. dec'd, will attend to the duties of . his appointment at hie ofilce in Montrose ou Tuesday the 9th day of January, 19191. at one o'clock. p. m., when persons interested to said fund will present their claims or be forever debarred from comity.", !n upon said rand. Been , A. 0. WARREN, Auditor., PANTS A.NI) VESTS, It having come to our knowledge that imitations, of the American Watch have been put upon the marketla great number, calculated by their otter worthlessness to injure the reputation of our genuine proc acts, tp protect oar own ir.terests and tie public froin impost= tton, we'azaln publish' the trade marks by • which 9ctr. Watches may lavarlably he known. . . We manufacture four ,t3:es of Watches. -- • The Finer ha's thti nam • " AMERICAN WATCH CO., Waltham, Mass.," sh-• graved on the instde place, The SECOND hasthe name , • "APPLETON, TRACT St CO., Waltham, Mas., "en, grayed on the inW.e pinta. The Tutren has the name, " P. S. 13..1.1fTLETT, Waltham, Mass," encraved on' the inside plate. . All the above styles have the name American Watch Co. painted on the dial, and aro warranted in evtry erect, The FOL - P.TII has the name • WM. ELLERY, Boston. Mass.," engraved on thu inside plate, and is not named on tke All of the above described Watches are made ot Tart , ous sizes, and are Euld in gold or silver cases us may' b• required. -, it is hardly possible for ns to nectiratelv de . serfbe the numerous itnitations to which we have alluded. They are usually Inscribed with names to nearly approaching our own as to escape the observation 'of the unaecns tonaed buyer. Some aro represented as made. by. tl " Union Watch Co. of Boston, 3fass."—no such compa ny existing. Some are named the "Soldier's Watch, ' to be sold as our Fourth or Wm. Ellery style, peepjly known as the Soldier's Watch." Others are varneif the Appleton Watch Cu;" others the "P.*. E4rttmx." instead of our —P. S. Bartlett ;" besides many varieties named in snob a manner tn. to convey the idea that thbi , are the veritable productions of the American Watch Company. VVe also caution the pub; le. and partienlarlyeaJdierw, against purchasing cents injtrticlee cattEtt \Vetches, so frocly udve7ti , ed in illustrafed papers its "'Army Watche+." —Officers' Watches.' ••31Arzie Time,Ohsers ers,r Areana Watches," Sc., the.prlces of which are said to be frdm seven to sixteen dollars. A zood Watch In these times cannot be afforded for any such money,. A ittlo attention on the part of buyers will protect them from gross impositior. BOBBrisiS APPLETON. Peace & Peace Prices, Large Lines of Prices Conquered ik Reduced. Is now receiving, tor Spring Supplies, new and,. Luz, Dry Goods, 'Groceries; Crockery, Hardware, STOVES, IRON, STEEL, NAILS, Paints, Lamp and Linseed Oils, zole, Carpeting. 4, Floor Oil Cloths, 'Y Wall Paper, Window Shades, Hats t Caps, Koots it! Shoes, Clocki,lps. Including, 2.s%usual, full varieties of the most popular styies of LADIES' DRESS GOODS. SFIAIELB,, BONNETS; RIBBONS, FLOWERS, etc., which tie sell on the most favorable terms tfe CASH, PRODUCE, or to Prompt The Bayern, Flour :A:Salt on hand as. usual. IMPORTANTTOFEMALES = t. t l EsEl f _,- . P_.... I C 9 'cl.) • ,i. fi:ill k , ,, aPe74iAl. ' ~ - :16 . I, '' 1:-. - - 49 ,\• • •; - . • 4 UTILL Immediately relieve, without pain. alLdiatur -1 Y banes of the periodic discharge, whether ririsps m fro relaxation or, suppression. They art like itebarM in removing th 6 pains that accompany difficult 'peat moderate menstruation, and are the only safe anii.ren. able remedy for Flushes, Sick tlea , ache, Paine In the Loins. Back and-iiides. Palpitation of the fleart. Tier. vans Tremors Hysterics. Spalng. Broken fllecp, ap d other unpleasant and dangerous effects of an rmnatafal condMpaol,the - sexual limed One. In the worst cites of Pluotltbes or Whitest, they effects apeedroare: Dr. Cheeseme,n's Female, Pills , , Ar y p eic lb r g i oh i l n for yiin e diciaqtbat rn arried and, ilitglet ladies hrt many years, or can rely npontow.— ritivAsa or IstrratioNel • These - Piga form the finest preparation ever put forward, with immediate and per. siatent enecesa. DON'T DE DECEIVED. Take - this advertisement to yoneDetroirt. and - telt him that - Tott thethe beet and roost reliable Female Xeditattelis the World, which' is comprised fit '` - ._ ' •-'. ; Dr..7•Cliessematt.'s , Female :14111'11. :i7liei , tiOre iiieiviid, mid ele noir ieeelying thieitiii. Lion ofitto mo4t emt:nkrbyeiciens in America. ' - Expilejj Di ctfo o with *ltch box—th i l Price. One Dollaipes betz, con eking Item ZO foileCt 115. 4'. '• Pulp rentby melte promptly, by remitting the Mee to the Iloptlistora, erithy itatherized ascot, i n gurent tnad! ; .SoPt'fii..Ditiggistst -Grnerany•s ' - ' , -.11, ' ' ,'" -., mrfoirtzdas kHlLLYEßeProjortetelipos ~, • • , , 23 De v streeta Neit'Yefir4 , • *, • AVii`l*Y/14/111.11MoteezieettdUettilAmini lormentii!, sltd'vidnitr. ' s: • ' ' , • L.+ 4 - • - . 4 7 15. -- • -01•41.,.. , i. , , Aseroly : '., ;+- ' , • ...•...1.7-4:, ,, ,,- 74 , -Vr . ,!o-!!:..-_41,0". ,44" - L , ".) . '4;01'..i.Z.........-t, ~'..aa irk. AuditOes:Notice• C. TYLER, Auditor's Notice. Auditor's Notice. CAIITION FRONI TIIE American Watch Co - - Agents for the American Watch Cornwall.. ' 182 Broadway, tiow Vork. !q0y.1.3-2rup PEACE ESTABLISHED. 33 - vorritt Stocks of NEW MILFORD, Juno. 1565
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