pOtTNTY Ak.w,maxre,el
Democratic Club.
A Club Meeting will be held at Searle's
Hotel, on Saturday evening i ;J_lme toth;at
o'clock. Democrats in Montrose end
Bridgewater please attend. ' 7
New Advertisements.
Horses and Sheep for aale—O.S.Beebe.
Agents Wanted—C. Bowers.
Groceries tb Proviiions—Miner & Coats.
New Goods—Abel Turrell.
,Agents Wanted—Jones Bros. 45 Co.
New York Branch Store.
See our New York Market Report.
Roll of Honor.
Cut' receipts for the Montrose Duo-
CRAT for the Month of May :
Walter Allen,
Timothy Murphy,
C. M. Loon,
W. M. Williams,
William Tremain,\
0. M. Hall,
Z. M. Brewster,
Mrs. Asa Daiwa,
A. D. Filen,
Daniel Gregory,
Elisha Griffis,
Henry Drinker,
IL A. Gregory;
J. S. Adams,
Hiram Osborne,
W. K. Chapman,
Raymond Smith,
• N. Scott,
G. W. Tiffany, _
Ezekiel Oakes, :
Charles Brown,
J. W. Minden,
Francis Sheridan
B. M. For,
I. N. Austi- , ,
Russell Austin,
W. C. Ilandrick,
E. F. Savery,
William Donlin,
T. J. Robinson,.
Thomas Kane,
L. M. Green,
William Ladd,
Henry Ladd,
F. Taggart,
CalvijLeet,
J. S. Robinson, .
Miss A.A. Roinson, new
A. J. Rhinevault, new
J. F. Zeigler,
Francis Dish,
A. J. Adams,
C. Tiernan,
J. P. Tingley,
Judson Burr,
Austin Thomas,
Nathan Ransom, niw
L G. Cox, new.
George Howell,
James Clarkson, new
B. B. Hobbs, new
George Tingley, new
J. T. Whitney, new
William Westcott, new
A. If. Sterling, new
Silas Sterling, new
henry Millard, new
1). C. Oakley,
Patrick Russell,
The list of those who do_not pay,isziat,
yet pre l ared tih publication; 4
West Lenox P. 0.
A new Bost-oflidd "dAtibiished
at \Vest, Lenox, in tills county, A.
P. M.
This office has long
_been _needed, and
will prove of great converiienee to the cit
izens in that vicinity.
Base Ball.
The Harford Base Ball 'Club was chal
lenged to meet the Nichotson Club at
Ilopbottom, May 26th, and play a match
game of ball. The challenge wits iccept
ed, and both parties were. on the ground
at the time appointed. Arrangements
were soon made, and the game -com
menced, each party, as well as the look
ers•cn; being excited with anticipation
After
, playing,
three-botirs, the gdme
closed with the following result: Han
ford, 55 taus, Nicholson, 6: -
May 28th. . HATIPOED.
The Currant Worm.
4 •
This pest has again -Made its -appear
ance. After carefully experimenting- for
two years, we shall try.a-new mode . of
getting rid of it, this year—ent-the -bushes
off close to the ,ground: •
Sprinkling the buskes when .wet with
dry ashes, soot,plaster ko., Will remove
most of the worms; but it must ,be re
peated often, and after every rain, which
prevents a clean crop of ',fruit from being
gathered.
Circus k Eienagerie. '' • - -
Dan Rice—the original and only. Dan
Rice—will be in town with his Inim4ble
Shoiv on the Bth of June; and 'tiais he iS
not afraid to let the people know before
hand that his is , the hest one 'that travels.
See his advertisement.
Montrose Post ;Office.
Arrival and departure_of mails ;
Mail South and-:East via D.L.dcW.ll:ll.
arrives at 8 P. M., closes ,at .0 4. AL
Bound West, leaves daily:at. 4V. ar.
rives at 10 A. M. , '
Lawsville Centre .. ..BinghamtOn
leaves Mondays, WedriesdaYis : And. Fri
days' at I A. -:
arrives -Tnesdv!i
Tharsdays . and Saturdays aCif
Rush, Wyalusing and _Towanda leaves
daily at 7,A. M.; arrives at-6°P;;
Dimock, Springville and tynn
Mondays, Wednesdays and FridaYiaf 3
P. IL; arrives (Same days.) lOtAJiti
D. R. P• 11 1 . 4:
Montrose, May
$7,000 'Bair.
In iebbery?case noted ;
Judge .Streeter.. decided. that Thos. F.
Ihnimand Gregg Malvihiell _Should give
bail iu Vpii.stwi Of xs 7,ooo for:Oeir,
appearance. ;WAognst Court. . _,The par..
ties were committed: •
The Foirth at Glenwood.-
An Independence Ball-;will be given at
the Glenwood Hotel, .on - Wednesday,. Ju
ly 4LI), 1806, •hi.V: Cafferty, Proprietor.
A general invitation is extended.'
To Protect Cucumbers, tic.
.An-easPru correspondent thus writes
Ili on this now timely subject When
cucumbers first start- they are, apt to be
destroyed by a small - blank and we
find that the best remedy for tbeni is to
make strong soapsuds and applyliber
ally and they• will either be killed or will
depart at once.—Ex.
State Medical Society.
The " Medical Simiety of the State-of
Pytinsyliania,"_ will held its Mutual meet
ing at Wilkesbarre; tnzeine County, on
Wednesday, the 13th day of June. The
committee of reception can be found at
the Wyoniing Valley Hotel, Where dele
gates are requested to report upon their
arriva'.
Circulate Democratic Newspapers.
One of the most vitally essential steps to secure dem
ocratic success iu the coming campaign is the circula
tion of Democratic newspapers among the people and
with ti vii w to accomplish thismuch desired result, we
call upon the leading Democrats- lathe county to see
that every Democrat in the several townships is supplied
with a Democratic newspaper, If anyone appears to
be unwilling to subscribe, convince him that It is a du
ty he Owes to himself; to his family and the party to sus
tain its press. if he Is unable to pay_ for it fora year
urge,hint to take It for Six months. We have noduribt
but-thattlaere are - handreds of voters- fn We county
who do not receive any local paper, and some of them
no paper at all. If each one of them woad get. agood
Democratic. aper irchis hotisolt would have a great in
fluence. It is important, therefore, that every Demo
cratic family should have a good Democratic newspaper
in his house. Theseeds oftorrect principles thus sown
silently wlllhe sure in the,end to spring up and.prodlleo
a good lutrvest.:' We submit these facts to :bur Demo
cratic friends. linve democratic. papers on 3mur tables,
and whew your reptiblican neighb,ors came to' Visit yon
they will pick them up and read them, and the truth will
in Ibis way he presented to many and prodnce convic
tion. whereas, otherwise they would through prejudice,
always stand in their own light and never get their eyes
open. A good democrat should feel like supporting a
cormtyprgart. and thus help to spreadighe ,- tentb. Many
per - trona do notthink solar. "Ifesidetrif papers are well
supported, their pnblishers will be
.encouraged to make
them more idterestingand efficient._ .0; •
EirABEL TERRELL; Is continually receiving
new supplies of Genuine Druge and Bledlcincs. which
will "!:oe,sold as low as at any othgr„E;org in Montrose.
Sonuething New and Novel for Agents,
Pedlars. Canary Shares. Dru,zglstq, aid all arcking au
honest alid ‘ prailtable business,- Free by mail (yr.:35M.
Wtioleatile 2,0 per doz. Caitvasserareall±e from $0 to
$l2 per day profit-. --
ABBOrt &"110V71:1, '3l'annfatnrers.
31ay22,4w0mp 190 Water street. Nen York.
virsitirinnETtat intlPl. * IRJEN..
WAS 1- MIPIJITUIRIZIN.r-Iti Inflammatory affee
tions, when no bleeding is permitted, a' free nee of
these Pilla-,.aLs;o4; , modify tho4darraingraymptoms. and
perseverance, according to — the tiOns,
onialy cures. anti .eartainlyitottdogls risked !Rasing
Braedreth's Pills: IhSreold.firflaemm; diphtheria: pains
of the head. dizziness And apoplexy, no medicine. can
be compared to then: , In , erysipelas, fever and agne,
smalt-poz. and;lnail the diseases of childhood, their
rise insures a speedy recovery. f health. They - produce
these reAtilts simply by taking Irons the blood its im
purities. leaving THIS IaTAL FLUID FREE to aid a
weak " locality " to .recoirer its proper andrieces#lll7
" status " or health.
Brandrettee PM* hare affinity for tho Bladed .3fatter
of Disease, and cause its certain exptilsion from the
body. Cutayisrop
_ .
Confosalonti etild tEXPeat3 l. llfiof,Uti
Iticalid; -Published t: for the benefit - and SO a cantitinto
rAting menand &bent, who safferfram nortotmdebility,
prerant are decay.of manhood. etc. supplying at the same
time them:am Of eelf-cnrc.. Beone who has cured him
self after undergoing considerable cinackery. By enclo.
sing a post paid addressed envelope,' a single copy. free
of charr.re, may be had of the author. Islintartim, 101-
ram Esq., Brooklyn. Kings co. 11. Y. ittuallYstar
grange, - but True.—Every young lady end
g , trutienutn Indio United FtateS &M hear something se
rtn4telv. to their advantage:by'. relmM •mail '(free:of
ehargO,)by addressing the nudcret„ned Those having
rears of being humbugged will ohlige by not noticing
this card: ' All others will - please address their obedient
e,errant. . TDOH..F.•CHAPMAN.
Dec. 213..--iyimp • " 811 Broadway, New York.
rir Error! of-Youth.—A gentleman who ant
feredfor,years froitrnerVons debtlitY, 'premature decay,
and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, for the
sake oftmffering humanity, send freeform who need
it, the recipe and directions.for sr:eking the simple rem
ealy fly which he wa4cn red. Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertiser's experience, can do *0 by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 18 Chambers street, New York.
Dec. 26, 1865. lyemii
,
Tob "hie! 'Venetian iLlytitatnnt.—More
Testimony I This is to certify that for the last five
Years I have need in my !amity Dr. Tobias' celebrated
Venetian. Liniment., and in every instance have found It
fully Callan° hist•Oommendations. '1 bast found it to
give almost irtstantanconcrollef in eases of 'toothache.
croup, billions colic; sore throat, plan In the chest and
back, and rheumatism, and I cheerfully recommend its
trial to every one afflicted with any_of the above-named
diseases. . JAMES H. 4. ,WAHITHIt,
Hartford, COlllll., Het. 16th, 1861. •
Sold by all 0rtn„,,, ,,, i5ta.,-Office corttand St. New Yerk.
2iiitylslmp v•
. _
rir'To Constinsptlves.—The advertiser baring
beenkeitored tobasltti Ina few weeks by a very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years with a se
yens Inag-affection,and-that dread- disease.- Constimp•
tioir,-ittanxiocus Lei tisaka tziowu :olds -felloW•sniferers
the means of erne.
To all who desire.R..lie . Ariliiend a copy of the pre
scription need (free...otcharge,) with the, directions for
Prellarinvilatedog the ( same, which they will find a
sufe'enre for Conandiptlorr, Nathan. Bronchitis. 'Colds,
Coughs, and ail throat and lung affections. The only
object of the advertiser in sending the preecnption Is to
benefit the aMieted, , and spread Information which he
conceives to be Invaluable • and he hopes every sufferer
try'his remedy. as it ;rill cost them nothing; and
may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing . the prescriptioni razz., by return
mall, will please address •
REY. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, lilngB,fo., New Tprk,
• :•
_
liirDeufnesS limb:110s and :.Cattirrb—
Treated with the otnio,t AtfectmE t.YDr. J.ISATACS.,
enlistaudAnriet,et, (formerly of Leyden, nollaud,) No.
519 Pine Street, Phlladelphla( :Testimonials "from the
most reliable soutoes - .luthe City and Country can be
seen athis office. The medioal faculty are invited to ac
nom/any their patients, as he has no secrets in his
prpettco. rAftTIFI9I.S.L EYES-.l4parteilwithont pain.
NOohaizt rretade for examination. • gtily 20,•186Z. 1y
VF - One Flag, Cline Peat l—This is the mot
Oat tinr Government and its chain ploris GRANT AND
srtERmAN lire•wrlting , it in words of lire nn the Battle
Cloud. bribe me.intitne,ittroughont the cholo land
Crlstadoro's Daly Dye is utrinihg its silent vie/arise,
changing rebellions reds, grays and yellows into ,rich
blacks ..acd
Irl browns.And,.converting. in a m
W oment en
elghtlineasinleanty.:,- nejklit DYo.oltl.lvilt.oven
tnally be recognized In the world of fashion, viz! that
mannlactuml by, , CRISTADORO, . 6 Astor
Mese, New' York: 'Sold by Dritggists.`_,itilled by all
Hair Dressers. Ilkley 15 Imp.'
•
"ItejinitieS tiir' the tfonininlre Dkiioca'rei. by Fenton,
FilzSerairl st , Traryv - strictly,Produce Cconmlaston Mer
chants, 89 Whitehall Street, Mew York, ;for : the week
exting.,,
June ,?,18G0.
$7,40 6 14,00 Pork,nyess,bl;Bo.9o Oh 90 0 1
Rye Flour. 5.15 '6, - 0,80 Merit:Leta. U16;00'4 $O.OO
I,orn 'Meal. 3,85'5?, 4,40 Lard, per lb. 19 06 22
Wheat. hush. 1,90 8.00 Tallow; " 18
Rye„:"- Ob.-1,60 F. 2D "e 23
, •es 95r wo ol , 70
to 0h.2 , G9Feathers,;livo g. 15 .0 'l, O O
Mager, per lb. -28 GA ' 401811plo sagar.ab; 15 10
- 1:14100, .00jiotatoes.'tbr. 400 wisp
t 3
In - Built; May PO,
,411,evc ILEIGiay
Portr* . :E.r Dziangouy., y
Xiss'Eiixtf 4.:0040.4 Ani?,l4.;
15i1;EAL•xtregs . ;-- , -
In
,Forest: Lake, on the 4th "ult.,' Mr.
HANDEICK, aged 88 years. -
Mr. Hendrick was ~horn at New Mil
ford, Litchfield county,: Conn., - Aug. 28,
1785, from which place he moved, in the
fall of 1817, to Middletown-On this coun
ty. , - He with his family encountered the
trials peculiar to the early settlement of
the country, and assisted materially in its
advance to the present culture and order.
He:hai gone to his reward, leaving but[a
few' men, of his , times behind: • A large
circle mourn his departure, including his
wife, six sons, and three daughters. "Our
fathers, where aro they?" [Com.
In. Forest Lake, on the 17th ult., Mr.
DAVID L. .Mnannn, aged 61 years.
In Franklin, on the 24th ult., Mr. Ike
COB ALLAIID, in the 85th year Of his age.
In Springville, May 11, 1866, SPENCER
HICROE, Esq., in the 72d year of his age.
N I Cart. sSASJEJI3OI.s
ONE span snatched HORSES. Also, o lei of Sfl EP
A credit of three months will be iziven If desired
O. 8. BEEBE. .
Montrose, June WI, 1866.*
TX3C33
IMMAtIi7 ES or c>
MINER & COATS
Post's balding, below Boyd Corner, le the place to
buy your
RODR, GIIOtEBIES, ND
PROVISIONS,
CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP!
MINER & COATS
Would inform the public that they are now opening a
New and Choice Stock of FAMILY 0/100Bairst,,inst
received from New York, which they will sell cheap for
cash, or exchange for all kinds of Farmer's produce.
•
iVe have made arrangements with one of the best
Cainmission Houses in New York for shipping Butter
and PtodUce, and will furnish Pails free of charge, and
make
Liberal Advancements
on consignMents of .Batter. Also, CASH paid for But.
ter, Grain and Eggs.
A frmh supply of GARDEN I — EGET kI3LES, by Ex
press, always on band.
FEY — Thankful for the liberal patronage already re
ceived, we hope by dealing honorably with onr custom
ers to still further cztcnd our trade. •
C. G. MINER, - - . . W. R. COATS.
Montrose, June 5, 1868. 3m
ANTED, AGENT/3,—M to. *too PER MONTI'
T far gentlemen. and $B5 to $75 for ladies, Inreiy
where.tointrodnce the Celebrated Common Sense Sew
ing Machine, Improved and perfected. It will hem.fell,
stite.h,,quilt: bind. braid and embroider beautifully.—
Price only $2O, making the elastic hick atitcli, and Wily
Warranted for three years. We pay the above wages,or
a cominlasion from which twice that amount can be made. Address, wrth stamp, or call on C. BOWERS
A. CO „Salesrooms. No. 255 booth EIFTH Street, .Phils•
delphit, Pa. All letters answered promptly, with cir
milord and terms. pule 5, Im*
HEAD CENTRE !
A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
STOCK OF GOODS,
TO B SOLD AT
LAGOW .V 11 1.4g1a1,r OM.
sirrukw GOODS.
Ladles'. 3lissee. and Children's Derby., lismiltens,
pea.Bldes. Sun-Downs, .etn.: also. Gents' and .
Youth'. Bats andOnpsoltao latest style...
1 C: 0 1t11.3:31.1g.'- 1
Gents', Bora', Youths' and ChUdien's Snits, well made,
and will be sold cheep' for cask.
keemplete SLoer., ; "" eonsissing of Shirts , Drawers, 80.
some, Cellars, Neck Tide. liatidkirchlefei *mks,
". • ~.;;i4C-1-T.':••,!r.f.-r,",
_
-- . •
fulVasartment , Bop% misses.
aid Chil4ron'eollootiCa,n, d Shoef.,;
= , • J. •
'„.
Call And T:inainine; the":ooobS
. ,
L PRICES"'
•
, -...;"" •
bAt
Searles • •r• *".."
Jacky -8, • . • "• r- • •
Piad, Quarters For
33 .A. ar -EL X IV IS
gitifiithktititting
An- Immensely Large Stock,
Each Department Complete,
And Prices Away Down.
Guttenburg, Rosenbatun & Co.
HAVE again fitted up their Store with a splendid
lot of New Spring and Summer Goods, the most
of which were bought at auction Mace, and at loiter
prices than they were for years, while we promise to
sell at prices to snit the closest buyer.
Our variety of Goode le complete in every line. Wo
DOMESTIC & COTTON GOODS,
DRESS: GOODS, SHAWLS,
- CLOAKS, WHITE
•
GOODS,
Linen Goods, Woolen Goods, and Piece
Goods, Parasols, Corset!. d• Skirts,
Embroideries, Gloves, Hos
iery, and Notions.
MICZIAX±I=LVEIIit'Ir Cl•CZltrlgit
OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
Wholesale & Retail,
ROY MADE CLOTHING,
And Gents' Furnishing Goods. Clothing mado to _or
der in a superior style. •
We would request a call of every one to examine our
stock, compare prices, itc.. feeling confident that our
variety of Goods to by far the largest, style and quality
the beat. and prices the lowest of any other establish
ment in these parts.
6atttitbarg, liestabanin Ca.
DRY G O ODS.
NEW DRY GOODS STORE!
No, 8, "Lafayette Block,"
We have constantly on hand aMI and well selected
Plain, Figured and Striped Poplins,
• • ALL STYLES OF
Summer_.:•Dress-- Goods,
Bleached and Brown Mtp.line,
Cassimereti,
Cottono.des s
D.Oditu3,
Shawls,
GOODS.
33zalmcoreclos, M=oes:rettsseklai :
A Fall Assortment of Yankee Notions,
Gloves, 17. 7' ""
Hosiery,
White Goods,
• Embroideries, •
• .cEe.
4111 of which were bought while goods' were et
THE VERY LOWEST FIGURE.
DEFT -COST9E,TITIONi
~.‘:.,;.,;,, , ,:-,..,:t., , ,,... . i....,•,.....,.
And examine tour stock =before parstoistng
elsewhere, and satiety yourselves that No . 8 Lareyette
Block to the placate buy goods cheap.
EITAs we are trom flusquetuums Vonnty, we take
the likerty of Inviting Susquebantut Chanty , people who
coma twnhilibuotow t"V o to &sus, 41;41. •
rzsr. 'ol:kair CO.
Blvtbaanton. Nay 188G6 - tt
mention a few
IL S. DESSAIIEB, Managing Partner
May 15, 186 G
OPENED APRIL 10, 1866.
ROONEY, O'DAY &
3B 3C IV Clr XX AL MC 'V Clo ZT ,
NEAR THE CUENANGO BRIDGE.
stock of
Dry Gooclea,
COXSISTING OF
DELAINES, PRINTS,
CLOAKS, AND CLOAKI,NOS,
LADIES Azrp f - GEN:Ts imaralqa pATCIFIL.S,
And whlcll wlllbe sold 'at prices tt!at
ft(O,PEILTICAR t. We want A g ents every
i
where to sell ourIMPROVMD $2O Sow.
lug Machines, Three now kinds. Under and upper
feed. Bent on ' Warranted dye years. , Above sal
ary or large commisilons paid. -The only machines sold
in the United States for less than $4O, which are fully
licensed by Howe, Wheeler & Wilson, Grover di Baker.
Singer & Co., and Bachelder. All other cheap machines
are infringements, and the seller or user are liable to
arrest, line and imprisonment. Blustratedetretthus sent
free. Address, or call upon BUAW CLAM. at Bidde
ford, Maine, or Chicago, Hl. Imay29lly
THE LAST MOVE!
STONE & WARNER.
SUCCESSORS TO THE OLD FIRM OF GEO.
HAVE removed their business to the Store formerly
owned -and occupied by M. C. Tyler. one door
south of 3. S. Tarbell'e Hotel. where they am receiving
en entire new stock of
Family Groceries,
Ready Made Clothing,
NITS, CAPS, BOOTS &SHOES
Which we propose to sell for very small profits,
" FOR READY PAY.
N. B.—Particular attention paid to shipping Penn,
er'e Produce, Butter, etc. to New 'York, andprompt re
turns made.
G. L. STONE - • - EB. WAENBIL
Montrose, May 8, 1866.
MIIIINERT! Mal
IRS. B. m. TIFFANY,
Successor to Mrs. L. J• Bixby,
EMMEN - el' niogt%
To the building two doors west of Searle's
Hotel, on Owego street.
EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS
Have been made to the Stock, and her endeavor wil be
To Please all who may Call•
MRS. RIXBY
WILL REMAIN WITH MRS. 21FPARY.
Montrose, May 15, 1866.
L 0
• - 5)
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
CRANE, HOWELL & CO.,
A RE now receiving a large and well-selected dock of
.Ai new goods, consisting in part ofchoice & comm`n
FLOUR, DAIRY SALT,
SUGAR. TABLE SALT,
ISYRUP, BBL SALT.
MOLASSES, CANDLES.
CHOICE TEAS. BIG/SUES,
COFFEE. &c., &c.
SPICES.
FR NAI W LS,
POUR, OODEN-WARE,
HAMS,
D. BASKETS,
LAR BROO MS.
FISH, ROPE, ic.,
and in fact a choice variety of all kinds of
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
which we are bouna to sett wholesale or retail,
cheap for cash or ready pay.
Call and see before buying elsewhere, for we take
pleasure In showing our goods, whetberyon boy or not.
ALL BINDS OF PRODUCE
taken in exchange for Goods at the best market prices.
Searle 105^
's Shop in basement of Boyd's building next below
Hotel.
Also, Meat Market Adjoining,
Where Fresh Meats and Fish of an kinds are kept for
sale.
0. M. CRANE. JOHN HOWELL. P. T. PERM:MON.
Montrose, May 1, 1866.
.A.Ol-3£II%TeRSBI 'VlTAt‘M'Plilr)
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here thrillingly and startlingly portrayed in &masterly
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Disabled officers. soldiers, teachers,. energetic yo an
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Write for our circulars and see our terms.
. - - -
Address, NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO..
m• No. 507 Minor street, Philadelphia, Pa
ERIE RAILWAY.
CMANOSof boars, commencing Monday. May 14th,
V 1866. Trains will Icave Great Bend,Pa., at about ths
following hours, vi
G}oissg TATe•ssit.
3.051. m. Night Express, Mondays excepted, for Ro
chester, Buffalo, Salamanca and Dunkirk. making di
rect connection with trains of the Atlantic and Great
Western, Late Shore and Grand Trunk Railways. for
all points West ; also at Binghamton for Syracuse ;
at Owego for Ithaca, and at Elmira for Canandaigua.
3.45 a. M. Lightning . Express, Daily. for Rochester,
Buffalo, Salamanca, Backlit . , and, the West. Stops
at Great Bend on Mondays only:
64fa. m. Mail Train, Sundays excepted, for Buffalo
and Dunkirk.
11.25 a. in. Emigrant Train, Day, for the West.
Silks,
3.2 a p. to. Day Express,- Sundays excepted, for Ito
cheater. Bunt% Salamanca:Dunkirk, and the West.
Connects at Binghamton for Syracuse : at Owego for
Ithaca; at Elmira for Canandaigua; at Salamanca
with the Atlantic and Great Western Hallway and at
Buffalo with the Lake Shore - and Grand Trunk Ball
ways,lF for all is West and South.
7. 52 p. m. se Mail. Sundays excepted, for Buffa
lo, Seaman an d Dunkirk, connecting with trains
for the West. '
coiliew. Mast.
7.05 a. in. Cinellati Express. Mondnya excepted,
at Lackawaxen f r Hawley, and at Graycourt for New
burg and
) W l ai r ck. , - .
1.48 p. m. - Express, Sundays excepted.
9.11 p m. New York and Baltimore Mail, Sundays ex
-8.43 a. m. Night Express, Daily, connecting at Gray
court for Warwick.
11. RIDDLE, deal Seal, New York.
W/S. IL BARB, Gen') Passenger Agent.
-.- -
-Attditer's • Notice.' .
TIIE andemignedAninditor appointed byf the Court
of CoMmou Picas of Susquehanna county to make
d a s dco ut n iono a f r i l s bin g fu fndr.w
stahee b
oanhareal
eShareff of
Miles Creagan. will attend to the duties orsaid appoint
ment at the office of roarer As Case,hrMoantrose, on sal.
arday the .oth day ofJune next. at allea'clock In the
afternoon, at which time and place ali plasm interest
ed will present their claims arbor' forever barred from
f TIRO a said fund. ~....„
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coming -n - FRANXUN rureSnit. Aialtni
-51-entrode; Maril. 1056. -.. 4, : .. ~c _ •
'L. STONE al_ CO.,
HAS REMOVED RER
you 0176
THII BINGILMON STORII
UAS MN fulmtivim TO THE
THIRD DOOR ABOVE
SEARLE'S HOTEL,
And Is mow rushing a lugs Stook of
csfring it Summer
Dry 4:2l.oociss,
FROM HE
GREAT AUCTION SAWN
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Many of thorn at
OLD PRICES.
BEFORE THE WAR!
CLOTHS, OASEHIDERS, &e n OUP.
A Ant rate Cotter from New York will be ken
d* or two.
I. N. HINE & CO.
Montrose, April $4, 1966
DENTISTRY !
ax.. L. 333raziaclarigePap
NEW DENTAL• ROMS,-
Over Webb & Butterfield's Store,
is a t ia n d e g l;ce toL: i t t m i T t e i gzrtraetei n i k v e rut pain.
Tha Norco' 3Peateowt.
Dr. B. WOOD'S Plastic Metallic Ming, an improved
fasibic metal for filing teeth, for which Mire the right,
privilege and license, granted by him, to use for Dental
purposes in my own practice*, a Dentist. It is called
Cadmium Alloy, and le designed to take the_ place of
Amalgams in metallic avds, etc., for. Mine.' It does
not contain mercury, and hence an absence of the diffi
culties that in inch a variety of ways oimur, or &reliable
to occur with slut agent.
1 3 1esitens smf rroiet.l3 l
Rubber as a tame, from $25 to $4O per sett... Alio.
cozartmotrs am' NVORZ,
Platina as abase, Teetb and Gums being one conttuOus
solid mass, for $lOO palm - U.
09 - Please tall at my office and examine spechasas.
Office hours from 9 o'clock a. m. to 9 o'clock, p; ;a.
Montrose. Pa., MayB, 1866. 10octly
DAYTON HOUSE,
NEAR THE R. • Rr'DEPOT,
GREAT BEND, PA:.
N. B.—The House la open at all hours-ofi the-night fer
the - aecontmodatJon of Passengers.
DAVID THOMAS, PrOprhitar.
May 8, 1868.
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