IMO, *INV •t.
We. woald be'thaiiliful to onefriends
Shrmigheat the county for ouch local news
as will•be of interest to our readers. Bend
as the facts, and we. will pat them in
proper'ahape for publidation.
Notice"
The annual meeting of the Susquehan
na County Agricu:tural Society will be
neld at, the' Court House, in !Montrose,
Tuesday evening the second . week of Jan.
Court, 1867.. C. M. Gang, Seep
Mentrose, , Jan. 8, 1867. td
New Jail.
The Commissioners advertise for pro
posals for the erection of a new Jail. See
advertisement, in another column.
To the Secy's of School Boards :
The County Superintendent respectfully
requests, the Secretaries of the several
Boards to send to hint the list of teachers
employed in the several School Districts,
together with the name of each'School,
and the salary paid to each teacher.
New Milford, Jan, 22, 1867. -
'Notice.
The Young Men's Literary and Deba-
ting Club bold their next regular meet
ing' on - Friday - evening, Jan. 25th, 1867, at
the Academy Hall, hiontrose, at which
time an. Original Poem, dedicated to the
Society, will bq delivered by C. H. Smith.
Tha public are invited to attend.
A. W. Birarrnot.r, Seey.
To the Citizens of Montrose:
At a-meeting of the Young M'n's Lit-
erary and Debating Club, on the 18th
inst., the following resolution was offered
And unanimously adopted, viz
Resolved, That we tender onr sincerest
thanks. to those of our fellow citizens who
so willingly aided us in making up the de
flouts that occurred during our course of
Lectures.
B. 0. Csur, Pres't.
A. W. BERTIIOLF, Sec'y.
Iffelancholy Accident.
Frederick. Geitz and Walter Phillips,
engaged in repairing machinery at the
head of Bellaueshift, were precipitated
to the bottom, a distance of one hundred
and eighty feet, killing both instantly.—
Both men were highly respectable, and
enjoyed the confidence of the community.
Mr. Phillips was one of the memb,rs of
the Common Council of this city.—. Scra
nton Register.
Farm and Fireside.
This is the title of a new Agricu:tural
paper jnst started in Philadelphia. It is,
we believe, the only paper of its class pub
lished in Pennsylvania. The first number
presents a very creditable appearance,
has a large amount of reading matter,arid
we think will prove to be a valuable ag
ricultural journal. Published every Sat
ury by S. S. Foss, Philadelphia, at $2.00
per year in advance.
Auction Sale.
A. B. Smith has sold the Mitchell farrp,
and will sell at auction, on Wednesday,
Feb. 6th, twenty cows, three twr-years
old heifers, one pair two-years old steers,
seven yearling heifers, one pair yearling
steers, one yearling bull, five pigs,, one
sheep (a gon °burner), horse-power,
threshing machine, drag-saw, circular
saw, cross-cut saw, Buckeye mowing ma
chine,, horse rake, hand rakes, fanning
mill, pocket grist mill, corn shelter, two
carts, four wagons, road scraper, plows,
cultivator, dra7, chains, hoes, forks,crow
bars, stioVels, blasting drills, Carpenter's
work bsnch with iron screw, iron vice,
scythes, grain cradles, rope, hay, grain,
two hives bees, vinegar,,potatoes, white
lead, linseed oil, chrome yellow, window
glass, putty, tar, candliir, lard, tallow„
pork, nails (assorted), pick, horse shoes,
churns, milk pans, milk pails, swill pails,
grind stones, axes, iron wedges, ox-yokes,
field roller, steelyards, steel traps, and a
lot of other traps not too on:nerous to
mention.
C. S. Gnmear, Auctioneer.
New Milford, Jan. 22, 1867. 3w
Curefor a Cold—A. D. 1440.
Putte your feete in hot water,
As high as - your tbi,ghes,
Wrappe your head up in flannelle,
As low as your eyes ;
Take a quart of rumme'd gruelle,
When in Ikedde, as a dose,
'With a number four dippe
Well tallow your nose.
The End of the World.
It may not be generally known that
Dr. Cummings and other prophets set
down the year 1866 as the close of all
things earthly. The facts of the world
having survived their limit for fully twen
ty-two days, and its being in excellent
condition to continue for an indefinite pe
riod, rolling on in the , path it has pursued
for thousands of
. years, has made these
false prophets quite chnpfallen..- They ac
cordingly again most reluctantly an
nounce a postponement.
Boys, Take Notice
A frightful coasting accident occurred
in Ithaca on Tuesday last week. Two lads
were riding down "East - Ell", and wbeu
going with great velocity ran•into a two=
horse buggy which was passing on' across
street. The shock was so great , that the
buggy onasbed and the boysoliadly,
injured Oat cos t umed Linooln,died horn
its effeete. '
/dilatant Assesort... ,
F. W. Bou.i'of New Milford boolecto
'POWS - 1 8 1 4 11 taPI. *M ies ." ' ,( 4
revenue, vice ARlere, Truesdell, xe.Einive.
List of Jaro . ro l . .
Drawn for .Titifuary T. of .P.opit,
_gam.
manning on 'Monday, San. 14th.
TttArtißSE JURORS-SECOND WARM.
Auburn : Isaac Howard, S. B. Howard.'
Ararat: John IL Tooley.
Apolacon: Matthew Quinn:
Bridgewater: S.C.Day,
Clifford Win. W. 'Johnson, E. S. Lew
is, J ames B. Johnson, Cyril Peck.
Dinmek: Wtn. Graves.
Dundaff: Owen Pinney:,
Franklin :. N. T. Buck, Jarat Stephen's.
• Forest Lake:-Stanley Turrell, George
Patrick. •
Friendsvilk : John Carroll.
Gibson : Ed win ,Bennett,
Great Bend: S. M. Monson, - -tA Keech.
Harmony : I. L. Comfort, Jas. Comfort.
Herrick : H. L. Cor U: '
Lll;erty: Job N. Knapp. •
• Lenox : Milo Hartley.
Little Meadower - Ansel Fot.
New Milford boro : Josiah Moss.
Oakland John Parsons. •
Rush : Abisha W. Gray.
Silver Lake : Wm. North.
Springville: B. F. Risky, Gibson
Blakeslee.
Sosq'a Depst : Timothy Boyle.
Thomson : A. T. Galloway.
NEW YORK NL&HKETS.
Reported for the Mottettoss MINIX:MAT, by Fenton,
Fitzgerald & Tracy, strictly Produce Commission Mer
chant., 35 Whitehall Street, New York, for the week
ending Jan.'l9, 1861.
Flour, per bbl. $lO,OO 0 14,00
Wheat, per bushel, 2,50 0 5.38
Rye, do I,M § 1,23
Corp, co 1.00 1,45
Oats, do 66 20
Butter, per lb. 45 0 30
Cheese. •` l6 110, 20
Pork., mess, per bbl...
Beer, mess. - "
Lard, per lb.
Tallow, ••
Br.ga, per doz.
Wool, per lb.
Dressed Bogs, per lh
'The ConfosalOns and Ealierlenceof rin
Published for the benefit and as a' 'caution to
rams men and others, who suffer from nervous debility,
premature decoy of manhood. etc. supplying thesame
time the means of self-cure.' By one who has cured him
self after undereming considerable quackery. By entio
sing a post paid addressed envelope, a single copy. tree
of chorea may he had of the author Nernatatt.. MAY
FAIR, Seq., Brooklyl. Kings co. N.Y.. Jen:3o lysmp7
Dr. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.
Thew Pills are anapaest of various toots having the
power to re's.% the secretions of the liens as promptly sad
effacturar no bine pai eur maresee, and Othend predacity:
ear of thane dissarerablir or dangerous offseta which often
follow the ate of the latter.
In an Wiens Members these rtha ow be wed with confi
dence. as they pnettoie the diseherde of vitiated bile, sod
moose those oboruetions from the Um sad 2 . 411,r, duff,
which are the mho of billow sfrections In tenat). .:
SCHENCK'S HANDHAKS PILLS cure Sick Headache,
=dell dleordars of the Liver, indicated by-sallow Ala, coated
League, eoettvearee;drovrairtees sada gradual feeling of wea
riness sad lassitude, ahawlag that the Uvor is to a torp:d or
obstructed wad Oath
Tzt short, these Pala mar be used With sdirttatage In all
eases when a Donative or alterative medicine I. rep:it:owl
P.esse ult. for "Dr. Scheoces-Idemfrite Pills," and
observe that the two likonews of the Doctor are on the
Government stamp—one when In the last stap of Con
eamptlon, and the oilier LA his present health. • •
.150 id by all Druggists sod dealers.
~Price 25 coots per box.
knepal Ofßte. No. 15 North Mb Striwg, Pitilade:pbut, Pa.
General Whotenie Unita: DemoiMarner Co., 21 Park
Lew, New York; 11. S. HAY* 129 Bannon St., DWG.
mare, Md.; John D. P.trk, N. E. cog. of Fourth and
Wal
not Cincinnati, Ohio; Walter b Tartar, /Ji and 131
Webs& Avenue. Chicago, Ili.; Collins Brython, nowllnreet
swan of Sound and Wino Si.., Bt. toots, Mo.
Mb , dr 6h w. ea. ma. hrt.
gar Notlec.—Tbe beautiful Piano Fortes of Guava-
STEEN' & Co. are deemed by allgood judges to be the
U7tima Thule of instruments of the kind.
We can .ot suggest what-it - Wanting to make a musi
cal instrument more perfect, although we are slow to
admit tlutt the limit of improeentrot can eVet be at'
tattled.
More [ley had broncht their Pianos to their pres
ent excellence, the, had xminnitted them to competi
tion with Instruments of the best makers of this coun
try mind Europe, and received the rewind of merit, over
ell others et the celebrated Wortd'is Fair.. ft is hot inn
Lice to saythat the judgment thus •prottounced its out
been overruled be the musical world.
titill..by the improvements lately applied by them to
their Pianoe, it Is admitted that a more perfect instru
ment has linen made. They have accordingly achieved
the paradox of making excellence more exeellent.—
Purely. alter this, they are entitled to the mottii,e . EX
celsior." Pane -
Mr Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh
Treated a itb the u•raoet ruccees he Dr. J, ISA A C'*.
°enlist and Armlet (formerly of Lejden. Holland.) No.
5:9 Pine Street, Philadelphia. Teetimoniale from the
moat rellatte +(nieces In the City and Copnlry caw be
Peen at his The medical faculty are (Welted to
accompany their Patient... as he has no eecrete in hie
practice. ARTIFICIAL RYES inserted without pain.
No charge for examlnation. -
Philadelphia, July 1, 18613. Iy.
Er A Conch, A Cold, or A Sore Throat,
Rzquiumunoilwre Arzynoi,
l i auD 'Mum as =cam.
IV ita.crwso To corns-us,
Irritation of the Lunge,
A IParinatit tit Throat Disease,
or Consumption
- t• arras VIZ RESULT.
BROW N'S
BRONCHIAL TROCHES
AMINO A, DEBT,CT INTLVENCT, TO THE TARTS,
~i~t f..~ iwar~ri..ne+:~Fl
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Consumptive
, Throat Disfates i . 7
Tnonnas Ann tiaap write among, GOOD *roosts
snungts AND PUBLIC =ABM
will And Troches useful in clearing the voice when tit
ken before hinging or Speaking, and relieving the
,
throat after tin unusual exertion of the vocal organs
'Tbe Troches are Recommended and prescribed by Phy
sicians. end !uric bad testimonials from eminent men
throughout the country. Being an article of true Merit.
and bavingprored their efficacy by a test 4 many years
each year finds thein in new localities in various: parts
of the world, and the Trod leiire universally pronoun
ced better than other articles.
°IMAM only •'flnova's Snowesu.s, Twoctlyir
do mot take any ofthe Worthless Imitations that ttaybe
oftred. :Bold everywhere. • uov27 6m etopt2
Or A BEL T11:1118,EN A L iiccobtintrallysecelvind
De* Inipplies ()Megan& Dfligar and Medicine', which
will be sold as low a" s' buy ot*r Sic 'Pe in Montrosa •
At Ne* Milford, Nov. - 440. r 184 by
williny C. Ward, Vr4(4., Mr. A =ODER
HiNAratiti Miss 0 4 4:41 44 7 4 4. WILLI , '"
all of New Milford ,
At' the traiap HOtekN'ew:_,Milfokiletgt.,
1116, 1867; •by William ' C. Ward; Sao.
Mr. PiiiXtlejtkasr.-AtDiniock
Min Maw qoa, ofTlapbottora.
rirxdienifiltudagetsistAhAs Pubi fres
of charge. Obituaries published it paad ter at the sate
crafty cents per hundred words.
In 4 4ringvilliaan. 1 . 644 fBB'7, Rton
♦tw GEnarrsos, in the ibth year of his
age.
In Choconnt, Dec. 6th. 1868, of intern
al cancer of co year's duration, Mr.
Altos Hsgtu , bu.she 07th year. of his age.
, abbtrtistipents, •
rkT.MINKT
T"'e vrelnitoleriere of Snagnehatina - Cutinty_ will
receive s. slid progosals until th 4th of March
next, for the erection of a new Jail In said County.
The plans and ap iriff aliens nre at the °eke of said
Commissioners. and will at all times be ac , --espil We for
the exam' nation of euth ee desire to bid fur the erec
tion thereof, by calling on Wm. if. Crosamon, Com
mlssioners' Clerk.
The Commissioners do not bind themselves to etc
ceps the lowest off r that may he made. but reserve the
right to accept of such prop .eel se will secnte the exec
t lon of the building in thu must durable and workman
like manner.
By order of the Commll,lon( rs
W. A. CROSSMO:Nr. Clerk.
Commleploaers' Office, Iluntruse, Jan.= 1667.
courts of Appeal.
/TIME Commissioners of Sasqoehanna County have
.1 Axed upon the -following flays and dates respag
tively for hearing appeals from the as.easment for the
year 1807, at the Commissioners' in Mon truse. to wit:
Apolacon, Choconut and Little Meadows, Tuesday,
February 19.
Forest Lake, Friendeallie and Middletown, Wedges.
day, Feb. kl
, --
FrankllnLiberty and Silver Lake. Thursday, Feb.2l.
J
Auburn, essup and hush, Friday. Feb. 22
Dimock, Lathrop and Springville. Saturday, Feb. 29.
Great Bend township end borough, and New Milford
township and born. Monday, 2S.
harmony, Oakland, Susquehanna born, Ararat, Jack
808 and Thompon,.Tnestiay.22.„
Montrose, arlitotiratur and Beonltlyz4 Wednesday,
Feb. 27.
Clifford. Honda'', Lenox, Gibson, Harford and Her
rlck.,Tbesday, reb:VEL
By order of the Commirsionere.
WM. A. Cp.OSSMON, Clerk.
Commissioners' Mee. Montvale,
Jen.- 24d, .11367. -
—.19.03 6 90 0
14,00 18,00
.... 13 14
11 ta 13
40 (4 42
• 50 '4ZO 55
8 (8 9
ViSTATE OF ORSON PERRY, late
of New Milford, Susq's county. Pa., dec'd.
Letters of administration upon the estate iat the above
named decedent hiivinc beengranted to the undersign
ed. all persons indebted to said estate are hereby noti
fied to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them duly authentl
cated for settlement.
Now Milford, Jeri. 22,1887
pSTATF, OF PATRICK DRISCOLL,
L• 'deceased, latO of Snag% Depot, §nacinehanna
county, Pa.
tellers of administration upon the estate of the above
named decedent having_ been granted to the undersign
ed:lilt persona indebted to said - ermte are hereby nott•
Bed to Make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the came to present them duly authenti
cated for settlement.
HUGH P. DORAN. Adm'r.
EL SANOR DRISCOLL, Adm'a
Great Bead, Dec. 25, 1566.
Rli underslgued. an anditor Appointed by the or.
phan's Court of Susquehanna County to distribute
the balance of the fund in the bandsof Sally Ann Lang
ley, administrutrix, among the heirs end legal repro•
seutatives of the estate of Henry Langley, dec'd, will
attend to the duties of his appointment at his office In
Montrose, on Thursday. the 17th day of January, A. D.
1867. at one o'clock, p. m., at which time and place all
persons are required to present their claims or be for
ever debarred from coming in upon said fund.
JA MEa R. CARMALT, Auditor.
Montrose, Dec. 18, 1886.
GLASS and STONE FRUIT JARS, and also Spear's
Fruit Preserving Solution, fur !ale by
kept. 11tb,18121. ABEL TURRELL.
Guttenburg, Rosenbaum & Co
NEW GO tBS,
-For Fall & W inter,
7 ..
.71411 LARGEST,
STOCK OF GOODS
And prices satisfactory to airy one.
TI/XXMaXIINZIPL'Ir C*o Claa/E3
SITAWLS, CLOARS,FUItS,SKIRTS
CZ CO WEILMS9
And Gents' Furnishing Goods,
6attenburg, Itostubanm & Ca.
Vagar n ose, NO. 2*
Wlti. C. WARD, Adm'r
Auditor's Notice.
C_. La Ms
t 33,49 l3t4Dre. of
And look at the extensive assortment of
iteceivird Fhb weot from New Tort.
0
_7757 - - -
x orcovcriv,
DitZSS GOODS, `r
COTTON GOODS,
AND FANCY GOODS,
too stuisierolls to Tqc.l4lort
Lay Quantity sad Style
X. B. I:I7.SWINR.Twin Vigtnar.
ITEM -
MUSIC & JEWELRY.
rtiturbseribor having formed's patateiitdp with
Ma. J. A. STEVE.N.I, wishes to make his best
bows to his old Customers. and inform them that the
Mercantile Department of the business will ticreader
be carried on by O. D. Drman A. Co. with lac/eased
capital and facilities. a lame ockof New Gocdaln ali
dcpartmunfo, a stotoporoegWyfelkted. and
The Watch-rdekhig Department "
Is retained by me., and will receive Inr_Personni attn .
lion. I hate secured the services of lat. C. IL %VOLD
BY IC, a gentleman who has had twentParn Vans in the
best shopeof Europe. and hairuo• superior lu the conn •
try. I shall therefore be able to do ' all work, wlthtu
three days/tom ibex/melt !siert:
The Olock and Jewelry. Repairing
Will be *trued by lar.lBtcoene. who will do all work, to
that slue promptif, and4n the boat style.
Nov. 27,18x6 . O. D. inmA.N.
giter co agerh.
con Wallet of a rail assortment of the foilumiaa gooao.
suitable for this market. which will ba ea as low. Load
many of them lower. than by any ono oleo this aide of
New York city. .
Read the Cartlogne.
CLOCKS. & WATCHES.
1V ATC El ES.
American, Swiss and English, both gold end awn
aETII THOMAS CLOCKS,
All etyles,lnelualug their celebrated Calender Clocks.
ableb tell the day of the mouth and week, also the
name of dos month, making the changes fur e‘cry
,mouth correctly, with uo cant but to wind Lind once a
waosk.
JEWELRY.
ficavy, solid Gold ChelnF. ilookot And Keys. rind
set* uf Jowelry—Phas, bleovo Buttons, studr, liar
Itliuge; &c. /Cc.
WIa)LING RINGS
SPECTA CLES.
Warranted to St all kinds of eyes
SOLID GOLD ALBUMS.
A neat little Charm holding elgh. small Photographs.
GOLD PENS.
' A fine assortment, with and without holders. Old
ones repainted.
SOLID SILVER WARE.
Made to order of pure Coin, consisting of Spoons,
Forks, Thimbles, enuer Knives. .Napkin kings. Prat&
Knives, Vest Chains, &c.
PLATED WARE.
Thehest in market—single, double, treble and quad
ruple plate, and waruIANTED —from a fall Tea bet down,
includin g Castors, Cake and Card Baskets. Ice Pitchers,
Walters. Butter Diahes, Sugar Bowls, Caps, Tea Bolls,
&c. &c. &c. •
MUSIC.
PIANOS.
litentdectured by Decker Brothers, which, with their
late improvements, surpass those of any .wher makers,
Mao, Bradbary's New Scale Pletnott;—a splendid instru
ment. other Pianos from $350 to $5OO.
CABINET OROiINS,
From $llO to sl2oo—warratted for Aye years. They
are the bluest reed Instrument in tbe world, and I have
only to say that I have sold nearly SIA,OOO con of
thew in the last four years ; and they are all in good or•
der and have never coat my customers a cent.for repairs.
VIOLINS, GUITARS, dv.
Violins frorn.ss to $5O, Flute•, Fifes, Clarionets,l3an
os, Guitars, Bows, Strings, Tuning Forks, ,Itc.
•
- -
BRASS BANDS
Supplied with instruments of the best American man
ufacture, by the single Instrument or, full set, at the WA•
ker's price—also music for any number of instruments.
Instruetion Books and Sheet Music on hand, and new
sls supplies received every weak. Piano Stools from $0 to
Poled Sewing Needles.
Wo bare the exclusive agency for B . J. Roberts' Pa
tent Parabola bleedles—the•best in t oo world. Ts I one
paper and lixtut. satisfied the money will be refned.
Fire Arms and Sportiny Materials.
Allen's, Spencer's, and Henry's Breech loading Ri
fles. allstyles Revolvers . Fowling Pieces, Shot Belts
end Powder Flasks, Partridges fur an the U. S. Army
guns ; also U. S. and other Percussion Caps, Cooper
t:artridp„es, all styles and sizes.
0. D. BEAUS. J. A. STEVENS.
Montrose, Nov. 27, 1866
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J.W. Bradley's celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OR DOUBLE spnrso)
SS Ira. I 19- r i ll .
The wonderfulflexibility, grearcemfortard pleasure 1
to any lady wearing the Duplex Eliiptic Skin will be
experienced particularly in all crovdeuarreaibiles. Op.
eras. carriages. milt - ono ears, ehureh pews. arm chair.
ler iromenade and house dress. as the skirtean be folded
when in use to occupy a small place as easily and con
veniently as a silk or muslin dress, an invaluable- qual
ity in crinoline. not found in any single Spring Skirt.
A lady having enjoy ed the plyzenre.comtort and great
convenience of wearing the duplex elliptic at el spring
skirt fur a single day will never afterwards willingly
dispense with their use. For children. misses and
yowl ladies they are superior to ad others.
They will Hot bend or break like the single Spring,
`Alt will preserve their graceful and perfect shape whoa
three or roar ordinary skirts will, have been thrown
aside as nseiess. Tile hoops are-covered eflth double
and t wist eel thread. and.the bottotniare not only doable
r rh gr, but inlet) (or double) ceiernd : preventing
them from wearing out. when dragging down stoops , -
stairs. /Cc.
Thu Duple; Elliptic Is a areal: l'atorlte with all ladles,
and is Universally recommended by the Fashion Nine
zines as the standard Skirt of the fashionable world.
To enjoy the following inestimable advantage,. in
Crinoline. viz: superior PalitY. perfect manufacture.
stylish shape and finish. nexibility, durability. comfort
and economy, inquire for J. Sif, Bradley's Duplex
tic, or double spring Skirt, and ho sure you get the gee.
uine article,
CAUTltfti.—To guard aninst Imposition. be parties
ular to notice that skirts offered as Duplex" have the
red ink stamp, viz •• J. W. Dradlev's Duplex Ell' Plic
Steel Springs'• up,n the waistband—none others era
gentlin. Mao notice that every goon will admit a pin
being passed throuch the centre.' thus recenting rho
two (or double) swings hrAided together thereln.wh tett
is the seer, t of their flexibility and strength, and a com
bination not to be round in any other skirt.
For sale in ell stor.o, where first-clues Skirts aro sold
throughout the United States, and elsewhere.
Manufactured by the sole nwnersof the Patent,
WESTS. BRADLEY & CARY,
97 Chambers, And 79 & 81 Made streets, N. Y.
Oct. 31,1866-3 m
Dissolution.
Tlll3 fi rm of Crane. llowell & Ferguson has been
dissolved by mutt d coolant. The notee and
=Ante of the tato firm have been placed in the hands
of P. T. Pergerson, who is anthOrMed to collect the
same ; ant Stall indebted are notified to settle without
delay.
Montrose, Jan. 8, 1887
Partnership Notice.
S. IE nnderalgned baying entered Into a partnership
ander the arm name of Crane & Howell. will con
tinua bedlam; et the old stand, where, thankful for fa
yore in the nest, they will strive to merit the patron
age of old and new elastomers.
0. NI CRANE,
Montrose, Jan. 6tb:1867. JOHN HOWELL.
STOVES! STOVES!
ANEW and' select stock - of Cookin g . Parfet di Shop
STOVES. just received and tor sale on the most
Warable: terms.
11. BUM=
New„l.lllford. Deo. 11. 1166.
SIC3O3LaI)3c3EIPLIS'
PENSIONS, BOUNTY, AND
BACK PAY.
TIM undersigned. LICENSED AGENT of THE GOV.
ERNIDIENT will glue prompt attention to Mr
sti t zs airaCtla thiatts. itar ......4. 110w. and Infor•
• Ventsolle, Yam . PM ' /MOM
tr
RO=S CELEBRATED HORSE
Ji• - , Arta cans pewzipp,'.
This preparation. ion and tatrotably known will
ttiorongui7 reinvigorate b g
ingo:down - 11nd low•spirited
immela. DS airlationdrill and cleansingrhelit, 44 Reehied
Intestines.
It is aim preventive of all dletriume ineideni to this
animal,. sacrum Lnuggaveroglandera. Yellow. Water.
thane, Congas Distemper. revers. Pomade?. Lose
APPeilte tte,... 'lts nee im prolgi the
wind, Inereis , ea the *peer, te. gives a smooth irtitliftdeY
Fein. and tremsforms the Miserable skeleton Woe tn.
looklug and spirited twee.
- TO EBV.PERS OF , COWS,
. „
thls preparatlOn'ts Invaleatle.'ltinereitseithe quentl•
ty and improve. the quality of the milt. It bee been
proven by actual experiment to . Increase the quantity
of milk and cream twenty per cent. and make the Dm
ter drm end sweet. In tetteningeattio. It eves A l eu t
an a petite. loosens their hide, and snakes then% Wise
tnnelt 111.21 q .
111 AIL-Dt3EASES OF SWTSE,
such as Coughs; in the fringe. Liver. & o ;Oily
article acts aspeellic. putting fYcint one halts
paper to a paper In 4 barrel of swill the above diseases
trill be etedicated or entirely pal:Netted. If given in
time L a certain prerentliv and enre for the Hurainle
rt. PHce 55 ants per parrior 01 Mors for - $l. Pre.
pared by
S. A. FOUTZ - & BRO., -
at - their irbolerale Did:eltie • deet.lirii.
Franklin et.. Baltimore. —Bor recto by Druistata
and storekeapera thronsibcint the trillt, 4 113tsteth r
-
larFor nalcrin Montrose by' •
nov2l ypqlo Artuvunief.T.:
QITITATEDIo the tomehtp othelcion, .In the Cclai
o ty of Masquelmm, containing about
Oa() ..a..01"019,
with ono hundred and ataxy acres Improved, lIO4IIM
noose. good Barna, well watered...a fret rate Cara for
Dairy purpoace--two Orshazda,
bald farm will tumid altogether, or in pareeleto stilt
purchasera Termaof payment made espy. For further
Information call upon A. Chamberlin, Esq., Montrose,
or upon the subscriber.
L. D. lIIEN2OI,
dam intatintor Hof nom Benson. dee'd.
:admit, Sept. 4, 166 x. tt
A large, Ins funiortment
SOLDIERS' _BOUNTI,
PENSIONS,
And Back' Pay s !
TkEYTTS iutderafitiiii: tacit:Man sosistri ofGovzrrn
,A.
, Wiligive prompt attention to all claims Wm,
ted to his care. lio charge ankle apeeessild. _
Montrose, Aug. M . O. • J.D.'MeCOLLIIM.
MORE NEWS FROM MAID ST
BOOTS! BOOTRI BOOTS!
MEN'S BOOTS, BOY'S BOOTS,
YOUTH'S BOOTS, TRICE
BOOTS, KIP BOOTS,
CALF BOOTS. r '
AND BOOTS MADE , TO,ORDER.
Consisting of Ladies' Kid. Lasting and Goat Baltnor
als and Gaiters, lifer's Buggy', Boy's Balmoral',
Yonth's Connress Gaiters, Baby Shoes, ate. etc., all Of
which will bo sold
AT SMALL PROFITS!
N. B.—A'llrlnds of workload° to 'order. and repairing
done neatly. C. 0. FOR.BIi,AM,'
Montrose, May 8, MG. tg
, .
0. U. CRANE.
JOUR HOWELL.
P. T. FERO.F.USON
Also, a good assortment of
fibIEICCIMIE/4
EQUALIIITION Of 11.01111 TIES!
SOLDIEItS: Congress harjuut passed &nett to equal-
Ise your Bounties! Those who have not already
done so, should make immediate application. Wid
ows, heirs or parents of Soldiers who have died in the
service, arc entitled to the same bounty the soldier. If
living, would receive. Having already prepared OM
two hundred claims, those who have delayed Making
application will And it, greatly to their advantage to
give me a call.
Invalids and Widows entitled to an increase of pen.
sloe under act approved June 6,18G6, should also make
application. Information free.
050. r. LITTLE,
Licensed GOTCMILICZ4 Agent.
Montrose, Aug. 7,1868. U
WHISKERS. 7AITSTACIIRS
° forced to grow on the Basco•
thest face in from three to 6
weeks bj using D. UMW
NE '8 RESTAURATEUR
CAPILAIRE, the most won
derful discovery in modern • • •
•
*dense. acting on the Beard
and Nair in en almost mint ,
titans manner. It has been used by the elite of London
and Paris with the most nattering success. Names of
all purchasers are registered, and , if, entire satisfsetioo
is dot given in every Instance. the money. tic Mho cheer+
fully refunded. Price by mail, scale and postpaid, $l.
Descriptive eircnlsrs and testimonials mailed free. Ad
dress RE ROER.BIII:TTS S Co.. Chemists, No 285111v
er street, Troy. N. Y. Only agents for the United
State. inytlnfspq
SOLDIERS' - BOUNTY,
PENSIONS„.rrtIr.
El. la cll. 0
E andereqtied. LICENSED AGENT o''f the 33 nri 037::
EltN3lENl,..having .obtaine,fl,tho
,ne_cessatrfo g,
will giveptotriptottention totro .._ !god ,.
to his catwo,. No chatrtoot4eitoyticeAsolltl,..-.
• • - . 4511/9._Pt.
Motitro4,' alto ctb.' Int
ABEL , TURRELL—
.zi.eopt!nnany teetbrlng,.. - •
NEW . 0, - S,-
And It ' c'epeconstnntly on , haritiii knit - and desiratio ar E
sortment of gentdoe,
t.l
Drugs. Chettmeals,
Minors, Paints, 011 s. Dg!-stuff! , `fee's, itud
other Groceries, stoneware, Wall and WindoW
per. Gla.evraro. Lamps, Kerosene. Beneolo.
Tanner's Oil. Lnbricat 011:Neatstoot Olt,
Refined Whale. Oil. Vartd4l. ;WWI!,
Guns, Pistols, Cartridgea, Powder, , :
Shot, Lead, GUn Caps. lantsint%
Instruments, Tot Swag*.
Hair Oil* Brushes ( Pocket Enives, Spettacles, saver
PlatedSoonos. Fork.. and Ivoryflandled Knives,
Dentist's Articles, a general assortment of
Fancy Goods, Jettlry, Perfanieryilco.'
• • ALL THE: .. •
Patent Mediemes„ • -
advertleed in . Montrose. and nearly every GOOD KIND
IN ANY MARKET.' -
In short, nearly everything to restore the sick. to
plea.e the tests, to delight the eye, to gratify the fancy,
and also to conduce to the real and substantial comforts
of life. Enumeration Is impracticable, as it would flll a
newspaper. Call at the Drug and VarietyStoro of
ABEL TURRELL, Montrose, Pa.
• A •
7:1 CO233EIIZZI'EP '
ELECTRIC • SOAP
Saves Time, Saris Money, Saves Labor,
Savest7othee Saves Women,
And all droeere sell it., •
It is need by , catting . into'small shavings and disseiv.
Inn In hot water. then soak the clonal five to ten min.
rites. and a little band robbing will make them as clean
as bone of machine rubbing would da with ordinary,
snap and the most delicate fabric recetnl no il3us7---
We can refer to thovando of famine... Rho arc rising
and who could uottsaPersuaded to do!orltbotlf
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC SOAP.
122rSola by all leading Grows throughout the faits :
. MinnthOtniod only b* • ,
X)C03133311%771-14 7.0::),17301,.
wiIOLBsALE,OI7/cE,
107 South Fifth . tract-, Philad'a
Is. 113611•Oriute
ErSter vaXerrr Or Moto
se the MAW* etteap eters
JAMES E. CARUALT, ATTORNEY
AT LAW. ice overSto'ne a-Waraar.
2lontooire..Doe. 1.9,3368., ---U
. t:
LITSC; - .ATTOR'N'E, Y AT
AW.lfontrase. Urea Oppoifie the
Ataskll7.llloo.meaohn_Coartilogsee- -, :: itaritls
_ _ .
. ,
_. DR. ..E.; , . •
•
I ntritSlOLSs acid STlRGEOS',lfontrtiet Paw eta,
aspect/1k Attemtwo 'to disease" of the fleet tad
.immlt3 soar Sa t
team.: :Wa corer the 'Post
einft. IS& at suntle & e Uwe!. ft
t. 4. VW.
. ,
BALDWIN,' ALLEN, & BittenELL,
Pftk ef tP3 p ioir. salt. Pork PIA. , LEA, fi b . Candiel:Mover sad-Titauthrtieert:
rated's. Pncti as Savx",, • Nolass"4 16331290. anQ
Golfe". Vied Ode rif PabgaA:nrace. • .
Mentrasooriptik,t, IEGS ' ' 7 ./.;‘ • •
, -
•' , I TR * ;75-3it NICHOLS• - •' ; --. •
TagALlMS , tAtinsic Xedlejatto. VbstSfealt.
11 ituTi. Mob. 011 0 1. 1 41S1041.1. 1 quors•PPeq• ---
ev ankles. PatenvMettletnes. Petratosslena Town - M b "
'tele% glirPesciipzionvaisistilebsipotagled: l •
'Otte Avenue, above Atalies natbl, Mas ro,* Pts.
A. B. freass. • • • ioteprascatu.
r,"•••
Azroterstwrtm•Otto mii-thei iitemt 4 L
Cobb. opposite Seetre'Clictei. &sigma. Pe.
Y I.IM.
•
Drt.- E. P. HINES
MICAS pertaiittilrlocattedatTrfeedeattletertbeper.
Ul. pone of. practicing medicine mid surgery to ell. Its
breeches. 14e may be feud at the Jarhaezt pause._
Mee. hoots !remit a. txt., le 9 p:m. jatildtf
Priendaville, Va.:Jan. 16tb. 2908. • • •
ROGERS* - g L ,
Maioeizusgedi
anito• " itrookl3r.n,
PETER • HAY,
zackeamsioca 41..u.erti8xi:46402-.
fobl Auburn 4 Corners, Pu.
m. e. , BtrrroZ;,' "
f ltalcterial 4216.vmmitiazie4exi.
alet , Prlearikyillop,Par
C. S.,GILBERT, E-
litaloozugecl .261zoticriteser.
acp7 C4tf Great. mknd,Pia,
STROUD sk RROWN,
FIRE AND LIFE INSUEANEICAORICTS. All
busineaa attended topromptly. on fide terms. Of
fice Arai door north of "Montrole ItotolM meat tide of
Public Avenue, *manse,. Pleb. /I
Bairns &Icons>. • • - San= Ittower.
.
C.
DOO7 di SHOE Della and Mannfattnrer Ilmitroac,
P. Shoo on Main street, medoortovlow the Poet
oe. All kinds or wort: -ado to urda, and repairing
done neatly. . Jant G 5
DB. E. L. BLAKESLEF.,
PII7BICIAIQ & SURGEON. has located at Brooclyrt.
;Santa ea.; Pa.' Win attuad prutaptly to all utile
with which ha taFta7 be tarterud. Odle , . at L M. Bald
- Only 11-17
JOHN . SAUTTER.
Dr3P}ICTRIILLT apnanates thatto la twat ore.
El pared to cat all kinds of Garments, In the mort
Faahlonable Sop. acid watranted to tit with elegaeoo
atui ease. i Map over 1. N. Hamra titOre.MoAttose.
DOCT. • E. t.AtDRICE,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, respectfully tender, hts
professional serrlcel •to the daze& of Friends
vile and elclntty. tirrOflic t o:l;44eedlgeorPr,Ve.t.
, • . ii„Tr.ocu
•
ABEL TURA:ELL, . .', .
' - .
. - .
IA EALErt In-brats, tiedielitei, OPi,intaili,. Dye _
.1
'Stella. Glass Were, Painti r OUiiVprnieb. Win,
loa-Glaaa,AroccHes,Fancy G,uods, Jew a lry Perfli
neryote—Acent far &lithe most sptnlary,VlVlT
%IELLCIA'ES;A-*pptrope, Pik ': - , - :: '...-..,: 'i -
DR. WM:'SMITIT,
DRGECOf DZlCTD3'l',;:itontrotili,34i%
Office In LW:grope El bnfdlaq, MOT. ;,
tie Bank. #ll Dental-operation's will be '
odormed Inse4 style and warranlxd. r.
• .
„ :40,127$ GROVES =
f.s.t. DR. Siontruse, Shop • •
V- one door west of Sisrle's Hotti.' • " • '
Fill orders Oiled promptl y : tuarstasite style:
.cuing lone on snort notice, itudiWilut id to, At
WM. AV."SMIT-114-J
ADINNI. AND awn BiArai4trrbuclis.-1 1 40
or ?aan str!et.„ Montrose, ,
.:
- •
. ... *.. : P. I.INES .. - . l * ="•‘? " 1 *!:'
i
DASHIONABLE . .it.ll.olt.:4ltotittosre: Pii:96;3o . ' ° '
I.: .to Phconix Block , over store a( Ttesd.,Wetrou • ,-<
lc Fester.' All work Verriatted ablett slid finish. '
, l'uttius dcmxt on short notice; in best stylei;:js!aco -:
4317.11itItr,,'''''.:t . `:
BiSpic 2 and Panes Bri figndis „ — Brnetiors'.
Ilsrdwara, iron. Stoves, Bross;.011s, Mid Paints,
Boots and Shoos, Bats and Cam: Enra,•Billaltr RohoN. •
droceites,ProirstonS c;e.;lCetiltlitord, Pa. • •
• •
COOPER C4O4 - T
-v• ;.:•c
ANKERS. Montrose, Pi. SucCessorsto 00#1..Cooplit
B
& Co. 0019, LathroplAtor,brOlding,Tappilmst.
i • - r • 1
vriontarrAft ASV:acuity. Diet Pay.'..Pettblisi;
put Azeestillett,Clarmattentledt,-
o.L, fpbl'
'Eltr'onlce tirit'doOrbel Boytri Store; Montrose, ra
•-: L: • t• • 2 1 - :4i .7 ' '1
UNLON-11CiTEL. WIMIGFORti t t
Pa. Lately kept by n..C. Vett.
'JOHN" FA UR OT, P mph,
Male Fluty ready.'! Time , 46.:eat. wlllioiit4ll4.
harried, for RersorA ll o/ 13 6 Pit :104..Wilei %shine to`
take Omani, . • • 1 °Zit(
DATTOV HOUSE;GggATI3ENP,
pA.' 'NEAR THE RAILROAD HP.PCIT t • ' • '
Tho Hansa to wen at all Imam at - 11-110 ,gilivator
necomme4sHon of 'Passengers.
*PtSr" ' DAM THollat'Priipricifiel'-?.
Fire l , Life and Accident4a,_ .
GENERAL INSURANCE AGEN CY :
Zaciaz-tratse36. 3'a..
Homelnsurance ecv.ef IC Y., Capital
barPinse • • t •'.15.000.00)0
lii:surunew ct: of North America; roil a.l
- Capital and Surplus. • 2,500.000
International Firo Inettfanc9.,9". atlf. T.,. ; r4 •
Capital and' surplut; ; ' •,' • ' ' - •4.0A1.800
Girard Eire and Marino Iniurancci'.Ceptat • --,..,•••• 1
Phil a. Capital and Surplus, • - r •.(800,000
Lycotaing Countv•Mrauttl Inamaitia (*cot •' ~ •
Mune,. l'eun'a. Capital and Surplus; kiioo,oo
Farmer's Mutual Inenntueis to. York.
Capita! and Surplus. • . r • - - , 500, 00 0 ,
Enterprieo Insurance, Company; PAll'a r. •,'
capital and•Surplat. ' - 875,000
;araranon CovState otPannsylvaniii; PhD. :; - • " •._
Capital and Surpine.. • . r 700,000;
Senslngton Fire and lltlnstanni•
Phll'a, Vapitalend Statplus, •1- • ,7 .100,000
Connecticut Mutua l Igo Insuranee : CO., el •
Ilarttbrd; • paying Caper -teem •—• ' '"
• . dividends to the assnred,_ . Capital ,: 10,000.000
aittericett Lite Inantenue
t 1000.06
Travelsrs'lnstranea Co. Tlartford.Conn
- Insnringrcitiast all ktatlaol andante
Capital.; !-,: .;; ?. •n .; .1. •• , ,
nartford Piro Intrinsic* Company.T** •
ford. Conn.. Capital and Surplus, $1488.1611
Putnam Fire Insurance Co., e Vii.
Capital, • - • WOAD.
, ••
All , brutineas entrusted to Ott? care Inaba attend
ad to on &Jr terms. and in. Plains promptly adjusted.
WISOUD mtowart.Agmkts•
riratteraftstdocir nort4Cit,"34 . =OW! 34.44 71 1 04:
Oft oritiatia-, • •
I =i ta , Zia. Vet
n Wet