G oirwrir ,lrlft"M
• The Somme a Bridge.
water Democratic Olub,
second story of Cush
noti building, on Saturday evening,
w rist 18th, at 7i o'clock.
o n ottation.
No time should be lost by the Demo-
crate in organizing Clubs in every town.
A c cording to the unanimous vote of the
Do ty Committee, the officers of the
Clubs are to take charge of the delegate
elections ; and no other provision is made
for that purpose. As it, is.nearly time for
our County Convention to be held, the
Cobs must complete an organization at
a ce, so that the call can be issued.
Such Club Secretaries as have not, done so,
will report the names of officers at once;
and all will please send us a close estimate
rof the vote of each party before August
1503.
laity Bill.
Read the new bounty act on first page
,£ this paper. It is of Interest to soldiers
sod others.
sdlivan County.
The Democratic Convention of Sullivan
c ounty met on the Slat, and presented
the name of lion. Wm. Elwell for Con
gress, and Hon. Geo. D. Jackson for Ben
ito. Mr. Jackson has proved to be a
s terling Democrat, an active, influential
legislator, a pure, upright citizen ; and is
in every respect wt I. fitted for the office,
and the district could do no better than
concur in his selection,
We believe Judge Elwell does not de
sire an election ; but if he could be in
duced to accept, he would be au honor to
the neat Congress.
Rumbuggery.
The following letter is a fair specimen
of "Lottery Deceptions," and should be a
warning to all those who patronize City
institutions of this kind. We presume
the person addressed was not quite so
"green" as to send after this valuable
prize.
DSPOSITORY OF THE MERCHANYH I AND
MANUFACTURERS' UNITED STOCK CO.,
No. 556 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK, July 28, 1866.
JNO. CARMAN, TOwANDA, PA.
Sir :—Sorne time since at your request
we sent you a pamphlet containin six
tickets. You neglected to send m ney
for same. One of the numbers has drawn
s prize valued at one hundred and seventy
five d011ar5,(5175,00.) Please remit am't
for ticket, 5,00, and inform us by what
Erpress the prize shall be sent.
ours Resp.
J. D. hin.Las, Prest.,
per J. C.
We clip the above from the Bradford
Argus, and inform our readers that similar
letters have been received by persons in
this place. It is all bogus, and those who
send money to aoy such concern will only
lose it.. Look out 'for patent humbugs
under vanous other forms, whereby some
stranger promises to give you from two
to ten dollars for one.
Be Naturalized.
Aliens who desire to rote this fall must
attend during August court to get, their
ce•rtifcates of citizenship. If any have to
declare their intentions, let them do so on
or before August court, so that in two
years from now they can attend at Ang.
court and get, their full papers ready to
tote for President.
Officers of Clubs and other Democrats
please attend to such matters, and
render such assistance or advice as may be
fel.
Sontrose Gold Company.
A meeting of those interested in this
erenpany was held in town last, week, at,
which .1. G. Mahany, Sup't, was present,
and made a statement in reference to its
affairs. Owing to the Indian troubles,
and the high price of labor and supplies,
the working capital has been exhausted
without getting the mines into profitable
work; but Mr. M. assures the stockhoid
ere that its a bone fide enterprise, that the
property is worth more than it has cost,
and that when present hindrances are re
moved, arrangements can be made to re
same work with reasonable hopes of ul
timate success.
Religions Notice.
Rev..l. S. Palmer will preach in the
Universalist Church in Montrose, on Sun
day August 12th, at one o'clock, P. M.
Notice.
The Susquehanna County Agricultural
Society will meet at the Court Rouse, in
Montrose, on Monday evening, Aug. 13,
1866. C. IL GEns, Sec'y.
Dr. J. S. Smith,
The intuitive Inventor and Dental Sur
geon, by his improved practice of Dental
Surgery, which is the very best to pre
serve the greatest number of natural
teeth, in their original strength and beau
ty, will be very useful to the people,where
they are constantly , operating therein?.
The above statement is 'confirmed by
signatures of very Skillful Dental Sur
geons, as all may see and ten times more
thereof; at his Dental Rooms in any town
or city, in which be is 'practicing, as
above, with positive knowledge of having
achieved more therein= than any' other
person, labia all inquiring therefor, may
perceive 'in truthful 'awl - convincing refer
ences, by calling in at said 'Rooms; and
therefore call in time and save your teeth,
if you desire to be morally useful, beauti
ful and healthy, in body and mind.
May be found at Will:anthill. hotel,
Ropbottom, where he invites all.
have unsound teeth to call gad seems
RoU of Rauh
Cash receipts ror 'autscription tO Mont
rose Democrat for mouth of,July :..
Martin Tewksbu ry - ' knew ...$2 00
~ ,
...,
A. W. Hewitt. . , 2,00
A. A. Payne ' 3,00
W. W. Blasdell ' new..... 2,00
Lyman Sherman 2,00
C. D. Cobb 6,00
Mrs. R. Bush 2,00
D. 0. Turret! 2 00
R. B. Howard 3,50
Francis Keenan 4,00
L. N. Stiles new.... 2,00
B. T. Smith.. , .. new . ....1 ,00
Jacob Tewksbury 1;00
J. G. Packers,oo
7
N. I'. Wheaton 2,00
Owen Smith new... .2,00
P. H. Helpin 2,00
I. R. Tiffany new.... 50
N. E. Newton. new.... 1,00
B. M. Clearwater.. ...... new ..„.1,00
James Van Patten new.... 1,00
S. M. Harding new.... 1,00
David Currier new....1,0u
A. J. Tiffany 2,00
Phineas Sinith 4 00
F. T. Powers. 2,50
,
D. S. Powers new.... 50
Peter Carney 2,00
S. D. Townsend 4,00
W. H. Weston.. 5 00
Geo. B. McCollum 2,00
August court, commencing next week,
will be a good time to pay ; and if those
who are indebted improve the opportuni
ty, it will relieve us from the task of
printing a list of those who don't pay.
Jury List,.
The following is a list of Jurors drawn
for the Term of Court commencing on
Monday, August 13th, 1866.
GRAND Juaoas.—Ararat, L. A. Bush
nell. Auburn, Wm. F. Coburn. Bridge.
water, Nelson Smith. Brooklyn, Henry
Caswell. Clifford, Wm. Meredith. Dim
rick, I. A. Main. Franklin, Wm. C. Smith.
Gibson, G. W. Conrad, M. Hawley, Geo.
W. Walker. Great Bend Boro', George
Buck. Harford, Henry Easterbrook.—
Harmony, Richard A. Webb. Herrick, E.
B. Barnes. Jackson, Edwin Moxley.—
Lathrop, L N. Lord. Lenox, S. H. R.
Grow. Middletown, E. T. Billings.—
Montrose, J. P. W. Riley, B. Stroud.
New Milford, Robert Brando, Horace Lit-
tle, E. P. Smith. Rush, Anson Lathrop.
TRAVERSE J talons— Ist Week. —Ararat,
Thomas Avery. Bridgewater, Nehemiah
Fancher, Jerome Wade. Brooklyn, A.
G. Hollister, Chas. F. Perigo. Clifford,
Robert Ellis. Dimock, Leland Blakeslee,
Wm. Miles, Loren Newton. Forest Lake,
LM. Turrell. Gibson, William Holmes,
Madison - Powers. Great Bend Boro',
Galen Newman, E. S Funnel!. Harford,
Alfred Barnard, Ovid Follett, Brewster
Guile, D. T. Roe, Amines Tucker, Har
mony, Henry Brandt, P.S. Norton. Jack.
son, Urbane Hall, Amasa A. Page. Len
ox, E. V. Decker, .W. C. Tower. Lath
rop, Geo. Stanton. Littler-. Meadows,
Avery Beebe. Moutrose, D. F. Austin,
Gilbert Warner. Middletown, Newell
Barnum. New Milford, Amos B. Rent.,
Norman Tingley. New Milford Boni',
K. A. Johnson, H, S. Lyon. Rush, John
P. Divine, H. H. Grey, N. Granger. Sil
ver Lake, Martin Brannan, H. D. Gaige,
F. H. Gaige, Wm. Lawrence. Spring.
ville, H. G. Ely, James Lyman, Benjamin
Stephens, Daniel Thomas. Susquehanna,
Samuel Falkenbury, LS. Page. Thom
son: Giles Lewis. (Remainder next week.
TnavessE Jvaons-214 Week.—Apol
aeon, Henry Whitaker. Ararat, John N.
Sancti. Auburn, Jas. Hay, Wm. King.
Bridgewater, Sylv• ster Hart, John Hun
ter. Brooklyn, Eph riot') Tewksbury.
Choconut, John Stanley. Clifford, Win.
B. Coleman. Dundaff, Win. Wilbur,
Forest Lake, L. C. Lincoln, Ezra Rice.
Gib on, Win. Pickering, H. N. Tiffany.
Great Bend, Uriah Decker. Great Bend
Boro', W. S. Wolcott. Harford,
Grinnell, C. S. Jas
non. Jessup, I. E.
I Birchard. Lathrop, John Sherman. Lib
eriy, Kirby Marsh. Middletown, Roger
Phillips,
Abijah Spofford, Thomas Will
iams. Montrone, M. B. Heltue, Hugh
Mitchell, H. J. Webb. New Milford.
Tracy Frink. Oakland, Daniel Benedict,
1 Othuiel Phelps. Silver Lake, Ezekiel H .
Gaige. Springvide, Jut). Hinigerford, H .
;K. Sherman. Susquehanna, Jonathan
Baldwin, James Vau Austin. Thomson,
; Francis M. Gelatt. .
Ladies' Fair.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church in
Montrose will hold a Fair in the Academy,
for the sale of useful and fancy articles,
opening Wednesday evening Aug. Bth at
71 o'clock, and continuing through the
following day sod - evening.
~ On Thur—
day, from 12k to 3 o'clOck a collation will
be served, consisting of cold meats, chick
en salad, pastry, tea, and cbiree; &u., &c.
Admission, 10 cents. Season tickets
25 cents.
Dimock Select School.
• Ms. Erirroa: Yfease announce that Mr.
.1. M. Crawiord will again re-open a term
of - Select School at Diwock Corners, com
mencing Aug.
_27, 1866. , For particulars
andarculars utquire.of the Committee, of
the plate:
Conilidttee—L. IL Wutslruir, M.. K.
Tingl4, Dr. Barnes.,
Bulls Jam.--0n Friday sight last,
John Ohide, Tkioinaa Bray, Christopher
Solokii and John _Moore, broke jail at
Barre andleft for parts unknown.
The Sheriff offers a reward of-61001ot the
.return of John Shide, and *5O fur each of
the others.
tar Was it frank, fair or wanly to silk
the Southern States to ratify the Consti
tutional' Ameudumuu, abotiqbiog, shivery,
dbianded a ft er theYeecepted that condi
•
tied, to keep 'thew out bf 'the Union ?- 7
N. Y. Timer. - •
FliX=
Itl Middh3town,- July 44tir;_by Newell
Keeler,' Bag Mr. eniantia I"L'AlAumrts,
of, Middletown, and Miss. MART C. ata-
MINGTON, of Pike, Bradford co.
In Hayford, July 29th, by Rev. Lyman
Richardson, Mr. W. W. WXLMARTH and
Mims ELNORA. SWEET, both of Ilarford.
In Middletown July 29th, at the resi•
deuce of the 'bride's father, by Newell
Keeler, Esq, Mr. WILLIMS J. Pons, of
Canada, and Miss, EsTELLA E. WHITED,
of Middletown.
(Bradtbrd co. papers please copy.)
mno.a.aratcoss.
In Bridgewater, very suddenly, in the
afternoon of Aug. 2d, Mr. .1. L. Pam,
aged 60 years.
Mr. Peek complained at noon of being
somewhat unwell, but ate his dinner and
went into the hay-field, and was engaged
in putting up.hay, when it was, observed
by some one who was Wiih hitn that he
bad fallen upon a hay tumble, and upon
going to him "it was discovered that he
was entirely senseless, and very soon ex
pired.
EQUALIZATION Of BOUNTIES!
OLDHCRS : Congress has Just passed enact to equal-
CI lee your Bounties I Those who have not already
dons so should make immediate application. WI&
owe, heirs or parents of Soldiers who have died in the
service. are entitled to the fame bounty the soldier, if
living, would receive. Having already prepared over
two hundred claims, those who have delayed making
application will and it greatly - to their advantage. to
give me Beall.
InvaII& and widows entitled to an increase of pen
sion under act approved June 6,1808, should also make
application. Information free.
'GRO. P. LITTLE,'
Licensed Government Adent.
Montrose, Aug. 7,1866. tf
PENSIONS & BOUNTIES.
CO:INGRESS has recently passed a law Increasing
I,J Pensions ; also giving bounties of $lOO to three
years men, and Ipso to two year. men.
Applications made by
PITCH. Government Agent.
Montrose, Aug. 16M aw
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN!
O. ES. ,
DENTIST, of 141 Fourth Avenue, New
York, will 6e in rontrose from
Aug. Bth to the 25th, -
prepared to
EXTRACT TEETH WITHOUT PAIN,
BY THE USE OF
Nitrous Oxide, Or "laughing Gas."
J' has true molt expiteKels mskl tliihraearl
pro proper tiw
duces
- ABSOLUTELY PUBS 'OAS;
vtdeb - is agreeable to take, and predates a Idessaat
sleep of a few moment's duration, during whieb
The patient is entirely insensible to pain.
It Is breathed like the air, is composed of the same In
gredients, only - with twice the proportion of oxygen.~
the life supportiorprinelple, and properly adminfMr•
ed cannot harm any one unleu so tar gone with eon..
gumption or other organic disease, that any excitement
%mild be injurious.
Dr. Weeks has not only extracted thousands of teeth
With the Gas without any had'effects, the patients ex
pressing THE HIGHEST GRATIFICATION AT THE 111:817LT,
but has hicopell inhaled it to the point of unconscious-
Dere about twenty times, and in eahilerating doses
over one hundred times.
Persons wishing teeth extracted with the use of the
cias, should embrace their first opportunity. and if pos
sible all in the forenoon. as bat a Malted number of
doses can be made at a time, and but ones a day—sever
al hours being required—and there may Dot be enough
afternoons toward the last of the time for all.
•.• ROOMS with Dr. 631171 L Ocoee hours Dom 9
a. in. till 111 in., and from 1 to IS p. m.
Montrone. Aug. 7.1866. If
momeßosE.6lllo[D SCHOOL
1.434303.
HE Fall Term, to continue 14 weeks, cam
inencee on TUESDAY, SEPT. 4th, tinder '
E. B. HAWLEY, - Principal,
And a full corps of ezjierieneed Teachers.
Teems of notion and thll Act of Teachers to be given
hereafter. .
Iliwiey has be en long a very sueceeshal Teacher
In New Miltordand in the' State of New York, and tin •
der his guidance, we believe our School will tnerit
the patronage and approbation of all.
A Teacher's Class will be fOrnieitat . th, beginning of
the term, with which the Co. Sup't will meat at Least
one day In the week.
Montrose, Aug. 9,1861 t. 2w
NEW MILFORD
GRADED SCHOOL.
Normal Torm.
ryas School will open on the lint Monday of Sept:sem
i ber,lBoB, and coutitale for a term of weren weeks,
under a corps of able and experienced Teachers.
75 6 .41. IV T 7 XaMelr. •
Prof. T. T. HUNTER, Prladpal.
Asehttant Normal Depl.
Miss Vtairts"Gvanint, Sup. Model School, t Primary, &
Inter:oom
Miss ANNA . H. STONE, Instrumental
" 23. J. BOYLE,.. airlifting ad Painting.
tinnON TPUIt tin laVilpt4.)
Normal Department, ' , , $3 00
Internam'late. 400
,
Primary , ' - 800
Lut _
lattere ll . Agen • . .
" 11 00
Painting and Drawing, • Extra.
The Teacher's Departutent will bounder the supervis
ion of superintendent W. W. Watson, who 'MU give a
thorough drill In the branches to be taught In the•Pub
lie napalm. and Instructions In-the Theory and Practice
of Teaching. - •
Wblle this School Is designed for .the purpose of pre
paring Teachers for the Public Behinds 4 f thliCouuty,
it will be equally adapted for those who do not purpose
Wd bate jelftbe gibWof - iiiitlon as low ae possible
for tbe apotial advantage of Teachers.
Good roans cue be -had ita, private houses for those
wishing, to board tbettuudves. Board will be furnished
on reasonable tutu. Students whiting board or rooms
will cation the Secreritry_of this Board, who tan be !Gaud
by calling at the Onion Hotel. .
Students will have the advantage of Outline Steps,
Chart., Globe and Wearing Apparatus.
Hoodanther particulars write • the Secretary of the
.
W. Pnio.
,•
COHN P41:7110T, Swiretiwy.
lfewliflt ad, Pa., Attg. 4, 15 . 5w
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS,
SAIL
ors, and Marines. Soldiers. Sellars, or Marines.'
who have lost sn armor leg or been totally disabled in
the same. are nets entitled to is pension of PASTERN
dollars per month : these who Dave lost an arm or leg,
or both tegs. TWENTY dollars: th ose who have lost
both arms or both eyes, TWENTY-FIVE dollars.' This
act a l so re f /ono-the Pension to Soldiers employed . In
any civil, apatity ender' the gOveroment. - ; Apply in
person or by mall to the Military and - Naval Amity et
ZOSEPII E. DEVIT'T* CO., ' No. 427 WALNUT ST:.
rumunameic
or ABEL •TEMINURIIIL b cosolaboar robbing
tow mplim ofesualas Mogi Medialwble6
wttt be 101 a tom se as sayolbß elibeis
rOR -,130.11NTY„.• Twagsiori , IN-
A: • crease of Poistods..and
gevittazi Cr eati rstrtr i lat of ink: AV'
out of the late warm asp prevlats di* especially that
of ola. all persons would do well to appiptcqb•
toy and Naval Aey 4140911,TH B. & CO.,
457 WALNUT s m irr, prmAimpilLt„ All informa
tion and advice given tiles of chine.
Ct 2 f1 0 1 36
IqOI7CE
Congress , approved jai; 18, 1866, ;gives dim
mouths pay proper to opleera or voinnteer, service, who
were lb any manner honorabli discharged after April
gib, Isia, and who had been ogles re on Muds ad. IM.
~APPIY Immediately, in_person or by letter,to the Milita
ry and Nasal Agency, so. Walnut street. Philaddel-
Ohs • - JOSKM S. DEVITT CO,
Aug. T—Owitamp
$2OOO witYslsE.Asitten . cumadeu.tea on an y
I o e: i n ro e
eeeetsary. The Presidents, ashlers and treasurers of
Banks endorse the streular. Forwarded free with
simples. Address the Americas Steaell Toed Warta,
FPrineetd. Yraout• jest tma emp
T DB parties Interested are hereby notified th at a
he a ting will be bad upon the exceptions to the
Guardian aocountsof "lobo Wood, guardlan-ol,Marriet
L Tewksbury and Daniel W. Tewksbury: tenors, At..
on Tbarsdaythe 2d day of August next, at one o'clock
P. m.. at my °Mee in Montrose.
July 10, 1866.-4 w War. J. TURMELL, Auditor.
IFtemaciv - iisti.• •
riR. GARDNER has removed Ms Office to the rooms
Al formerly occupied by Stroud & Brown, over the
Foist °dice. Boards at Searle's Rotel.
Montrose, July 24, 12&y. fw
GREAT DEPOT
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made to order. mid New-haute supplied at Um lowest
The public ate broiled to ea; ezesihis Goods, sad
get the prices, litho don't the Goods.
Public Avenue, Montrose, Aug. 1, UM
Tirf ;virtue of sundrlistits issued by the Court of
'l3 Common Pleas ofSusquehanns County,- and to me
directed, I will expose to sale, by public veudne, at the
Court l'lonse, in Montrose, on Saturday, Aug. 11th.
mcn, at 1 o'clock. p.m.. the following descr ibe d pieces
or parcels Oland, to wit:
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate in the
borough of Susquehanna Pepin,. barque/ulnas V , amy l
being theism, to easterly of Jere . Y an Baradres.
being forty - live feet. on the road,_ and running neck of
the came width to the Railroad thruipsurs track lands.
and a i Improved. • iTaken in execution at the suit of
!Ismael 11. Shaw vs. Alvin F. Lane. .
ALSO—The following deicri . bed piece or. parcel of
land situate In Liberty township. Susquehanna county.
bounded as follows, to wit: On the west by lands of
John Mahoney. on the custard south by lands of Benj.
Boca:worth, and ou.the north by lands of assignees of
J. W. Brackney containing about twelve acres of land,
more or less, with the appurtenances, one house, one
barn, and about Ave acres improved. [Taken in exam.
Ron at the suit of D; P. Phelan vs. Patrick O'Elarra.
ALSO—The -folloWing described piece or parcel of
land situate in Lathroplownship,enartisans county,
bounded es follows, to wit : Benton at a post and
r stones . the northeast corner hereof. an the southeast
coroerof Jacob Decker's land, and the northwest corn
all-Marin:waft ; thence eonth -- by Ass Smead's west
Due 35 perches to • post, the northeast corner of Usury
EUsworth's land; thence by said Ellsworth's • north
line west US perches toe post fa the cast If ae of David
Brown the northwest comer of said Ellsworth;
thence by said Brown's eastlinenorib 63 perches to a
poet the southeast corner of Nelson Button s land ; and
thence east by said Jacob Docker's south line 125 perch
es to the place of beginning. being the north half of lot
No. 141 of Drinker's Sieshoppen.,Tract, coutaining
about 53 wee' of land, be the same more or less, with
the appurtenances, one de Ping house, one barn, one
orchard, and about 35 acres Improved. 'Takao In exe-
Cation at the suit of J. It. Seamen .- A. W. Capwell and
John S. eapwell, executors of B. Capwell, deed, vs.
Loomis Taylor.
ALSO—AIi that certain piece or pares! of land tile.
stain thetoartudilp atßridgewaten, the county of Bur
quebiouta, bounded and described as follows, to wit.:
On the north by lands of Win. Cbambedln and lands
late of Samuel _Chamberlitt.- - an thit east by lands of
DMA MeCothiet and lands - formerly of /darn, Odmn
on the south by Undo now White of , Richaid Eby and
lobe Wookaadee• the west by lands of John 'Trum
bull. contains one hundred, and sixty germ more or
with the apputlehances, one framed house, one
earrtageimam two barns, one sheiL•two orchards, and
about on.: hi:mitten:ten twenty 'nye acres Improv e _
[Taken to execution at the snit of S. A. Pettis vs. In
cum Gardner.]
that certain plow .at pared of , land AlM
ate In Harmony township. Susquehanna. eounty.,houn
ded on the north by lanGs ofJonee Taylor, on the east
by lends ot David L.ns, on the south by, the •Staretea
creek,. and on , the west by lauds of. Leonard Busbnell
-and Jones Tayloit, coMatnitigabout se‘ tent, live acres,
more or lesa, with the apptatensacsi.Ane house, one
barn, two shops; two orchards, • and abeartitty acres
Improved. [Taken trtexecution af the inito4
Johnson vs'. I.4sorge Pottier.' ' ' '
. DANIA 6,1111161311153,Eduir1ff.
sueitre Oflce,lifitatiose, $6lllBBll.
•
thir whitest. thawed and& ittimecltywed.
jattgoil 11120143 t
Miss palm,
*MO • I' Pete . Y s keet Mort
A editor's Notice.
ALL LENDS OP
FLnCY FUR£,
New York rates.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Head Quarters For
, i Pri' . 4:4oitt. - Qthittilli
An Immensely Large Stock s
Each Department Complete,
And Prices 'Atray Down.
Guitsinburg, Itosehbawn &. Clo.
HA'S,ean Shed up their Store with • splendid
lotof New Spring and SuMmer. Goods. the most
.of which` were bought at 'snake sales. and at lower
pricci than they were for..sears. while we promW to
sell at Prices to stilt the closest buyer.
Our variety of Goods is complete in sscr7 We
DOMESTIC a COTTON GOODS,
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS,
CLOAKS, WHITE
GOODS,
Linen Goods, Woolen Goods, and Piece
Goods, Parasols, *netts S Skirts,
Embroideries, Gloves, Hos
' iery, and Notions.
7AerLar.a3CIWELIEVIT C3-04:113C/Ra
' OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
• 'Wholesale & Retail,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
And Gut& Furnishing Goods. Clothing made to or
der to s superior style.
We would request a can of every one to examine oar
stock. compare prices, do.. feeling confident that ear
variety of 0 :add Is by far the largest, style sad quality
the best. and prices the lowest of any other establish
ment in these parts.
tiutituburg, ,Restubanni fLo.
x. 8. MUM, Managing Partner.
Montrose, Nay 15,1866
MORE NEWS PROM BUM ST.
BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOM
MEN'S BOOTS, BOY'S BOOTS,
YOUTH'S BOOTS, THU'S
BOOTS, rrp BOOTS,
CALF BOOTS,
AND BOOTS MADE TO OBDIZR
Consisting of Ladles' Sid. 'Lasting and Goat Bithear.
aI - Gaiters, Men's. Brogans, Boy's Balutorals,
Tooth'. Concrese Gaiters, Baby Shoes, etc. etc., all of
which will be sold
AT SMALL PROFITS!
N. B.—A I kinds of work made to order. and repairing
done neatly: C. 0. FOSDHAIL•
Montrose. May 8, 1888. tf
7:13r. N. Xi. • 23zmazselebaol'ao
NEW DENTAL BOOMS,
Over Webb & Butterfield's Store,
T the place to got yont Teeth extracted without pain,
and replaced with beautiful artificial ones.
"rims Weivcr 314: 0 a,toixt.
Dr. B. WOOD'S Plastic Metallic riding.~ an improved
Bolide metal for filling teeth, for which lhave the right,
privilege and license; granted bylilm„ to use for Dental
purposes in my own practice as a Dentist. It is called
Cadmium Alloy. and is designed' to take the place of
Amalgams In metallic oxyds, etc., for Wine. It does
not contain mercury, and hence an absence of the did!.
eulties that in such a variety of ways occur, or are liable
to Occur with shat agent.
L. C. ICKIMUL
.IPlateas of Peet]ls,
/tubber u • base, from $2 to 00 Per sett. Abu.
CONTINUOUS QUM WORK,
Matins as abase Teeth and Gums being ons conttnons
solid Class, for $lOO per sett.
tier Please call at My oilier and examine specimens.
Office boars from 9 o'clock a. tn. to 9 o'clock, P. m.
Montrose. Pa.. May d. 1866. 10oetly
. _
t owELL, •
41. P. •
D. W. LOWELL, Principal &,Proprietor
~ A F the aboie Institution, respectfully male attention
ll to the unsurpassedtacilfties of his course oflnstrne
tion. and the Important additions and improvements
which have been made in and to the severaidepartminta
othls CoUege. The course of instruction extended and
perfeeted,present• to
11(017#161 MEN and LADIES
The beet facilities far obtaining,
PRACTICAL, COMPBEUENBIVE, 11118INE88
The thorough, novel and intereeth g coarse of
ACTUAL PRACTICE
embraces a complete 'outliner traneactions in each im
portant branch of business. Q Store, Bank and Railroad
Steamboat. Telegraph. Post.oflices. dc., are in full and
successful operation. representine in a pleasing and eat.
lefecterY manner, the daily routine of actual business
We. in which the student becomes in progreselon an
ameteUr
cunt, zzzonwr AND mums,
edge waving. Itk each espnelo,avnWica)& rellatde knout
of onsinnee in Its multirezione forms end Oases.
PENMANSHIP.
In this essential brine!' of business edoestion se Cob
lege offes hotter facil. ties to the learner. The Spans,-
giant isstem wilt be taught in all its varlettasty the most
skillfol mar err of the; art, -.Specimens of Writing boas
this inetitntion hare receiTed the highest encomiums
'from the press. • -
Yorgeneral Information. terms. de., address for Col.
legs monthly. stab will be milled bee; for specimens
of Peamaast Ip. enclose_ tufo three-cent stamps.
deelPly Address .D. W. LOWELL. Principal._
• Lowell% Commertial College, Binghamton, N."T.,
NOTICE TO BUILDERS: -
EALRD Poopingle fay butldlom three Brldttss,
et
tZ• 'Otto Awes-neat tba fa to °Meats Bahlirfn. '
' • 'One on or 'near the farm of Illyroh Baldwin.:
One on or nearthe fano of Edgeellarper;
MI In the township of Bridgewater, Onsttnebaspa COIM.
ty. Pean's, - ‘llll be rewired toy the Seventeens of the
tialdtnitaablp of Briareirster. on and onitt..Eistimlay
,lbeilth day. at , toonsi. UM at oniteeloelp
ternocns, at which time the proposals TRlWksopeanit,
And anitracteAwarded.— . . ,
• flans. ant) Sprtitleatton - l sees Itskakeaspi
Wat.n.ltsyd. tfostrese: •
'fiIIkORWPSARRINSON*. r .
••• JINN/ARM; ,
/08701; 7 f ".;!.-rAN - 1
if l .ll ol Ferrt 181.3 et/
mention • tow;
Also, • rood assortment
EIZICCIMES.
DENTISTRY
EDUCATION
THE LAST HOVE!
STONE - t '
suconsons TO TPle s OLD ox , 'Erse.
L. 06/71t s CO., " ' •
BMAV B removed theist:mines* to the Store forthesty
ownedand occupied by M. C. Tees, Otik 'door
•sonth ofJ. B. Tarbell'sliotel, where they us medians
an entire new stock of
Family Groceries,
Ready Made Clothiog,
lIITS,ES t B,I : I,OTS &SINES
FOR READY . PAT...
N. D:—Puticular attention paid to shipping later
Produce, Batter, etc. to New Toth, stifpromptstp
turns made. .
0. 1.. STONE. • •
Montrose. Zday 8, 1888.
THE BINGILITON STORB
E. 7 T I 1 J
THIRD DOOR ABOVE
SEARLE'S HOTEL,
Aa4 is now resolving a largo 'task of
*tug tto suninter
ror9' 4Q-otocia,
FROM HE
GREAT AUCTION BALE
Many of them at
OLD PRICES.
BEFORE THE WAR 1
CLOTHS, OASSIMS, Req . =it
♦ ant rote Cutler trona Sew Tart wtU be bate Ur •
day or two
I. N. HINE & CO.
litaatrove. April 2{. 1401.
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WILL do more and better work at a glyeissijit, tiu
any other. Try it I
Mannar-Owed only by ZIEGLER
Wholesale Drag. Paint, and Glass Dealers, •
lan3o ty 13/ North Ed street, Merl,
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Executors' Notice.
ESTATE of 'Michael Coughlin, deed; lass at Apple
eon township. Susquehanna county, Pa.
Letters testamentary neon the estate of the above
named decadent harinqbeen granted to the Onderslgm
ed.nottee is hereby given to all persons Indebted re
said estate to make Immediate payment. and those haw
ing claims upon the cams will present them duly atlas
tad tor settlement.
M. NOLAN. Anniston,
T. SULLIVAN. 011verlake' I Errs.
Jane 15.1886.•
BOYD &. CORWIN
HAVE FOR BALE
MOUE HORSE HIES,
By the dozen or loss qoaattly. Also
Rand Rakes, Scythes. Snatka,
Extras for the Ohio Mower * ,
arzwaxor
(l Uzee. Willontathy's. and Griffin's burets. airy
cheap by the dozen.)
Hardware. Paints and Oils.' Glasa
and Putty, Lamps, ,
and Screws, Lead .
Nentiose. July e. lea
IfIISTAMIN • •
forced to grow oh the memo.
these biee to from three to 5
weeks by using Dr. ggiriG,
NB '8 116S'rAlJBATSUI
CAPILAIaIt, tbentost wan.
dada* discovery in modern
glance. acting on the Beard
• and Bair in an almost mine- _
idols histdier. It has been used by the elite of LOll4Oll
end Parts with the moat flattering *enema. Names ill
all purchasers are registered, and if entire eseiviletish
is not given in even imassee. the money will be chew.
fullyreinntled.• Wee hymen. reale I and
ttreetreadars and *estimate!. WWI Rego
dress l)l glNlßß, BRITTS * Co., Chemists. No, BMW
es street, Troy. N. T. Only agents -for the
Stale. , ; aryl neflogg'
,
lat_ST' ATE OF JOHN
of etimmaat tonradifp Sueo may. '1'1..4n%
LOW of aftilltstsattem upon tke estate Ilea hbov•
i sse i dift e go t bayou brow :Waal* the spillinlas.
reallipersou isiallgA Ain elltaftiin.letaliW t
WV. Manda .psonest . sp e s w o p
Was asst the Ott top eint hwas 111117 Wail%
~a tessi o i s i orts euig n en" et.selltelbefth
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