OCPtrIVIVIr .6.3r3AALZRAII.
Local NOM
We would be thankful to Mir Mends
throughout the county for such local news
as will be of interest to our readers. Send
us the facts, and we will put them in
proper shape for publication.
Donation.
. The
. members of the Presberian
Church, and the friends of the Rev. J.
G. Miller; are most cordially invited to at
tend the annual Donation party at the
Parstmago, on the afternoon and evening
of Friday, the 15th inst.
Dedication.
The Baptist Meeting Rouse in Rnsb
will be dedicated with appropriate relig
ions services on Thursday, Feb. 2 tat.—
Services to commence at 11 o'clock.
A Few Articles,
Not too numerous to mention—and of
some value—that were taken from the
premises of A. B. Smith on the day of his
auction sale, if returned immediately, will
save somebody a heap of trouble sure.
New Milford, Feb. 12, 1867. 2w
&sonic Lecture.
Hoe. Benj. Parke, LL.D., will deliver
a Public Lecture on MASONRY, before the
members of Warren Lodge, No. 240, A.
Y. M., at the Court House, in Montrose,
on Friday the 22d day of February, A.D.
1867, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
All Masons and the public generally
are invited to attend.
New Slllford Graded School.
This School will commence-its Spring
Term on the first Monday of March,lB67,
under a corps of efficient, Teachers. This
has been one of the most, successful
Schools in the county. The Directors
design making it, in the future what it has
been in the past.
For particulars see circular in advertis
ag cohun n.
Dental Notice.
See Dental notice of Dr. Wheaton, wilco
will visit Hopbottom next week.
4111,
Dedication.
The new Odd Fellows' Hall recently
erected at Jackson Corners,, Susq'a co.,
Pa., will be dedicated to the use of the
Order on Thursday, Feb. 14th, 1867.
A public lecture will be delivered at
the church by A. 0. Warren, Esq. to
commence at n o'clock, a. in. All mem
bers of the Order, and the public general
ly, are invited to attend.
By order of Committee. 2w
Donation.
The friends of Rev. S. F. Brown will
make him a Donation at the house of 11.
Reynolds, in East. Bridgewater, on the
afternoon and evening of Feb. IS. All
are invited to attend.
Timely Notice.
Atid it is "My Policy" when the old
place will no longer accommodate the
business, to move to larger and more
commodious rooms
Our old friends can find ns every day
in the week at the splendid new Store
nearly opposite Kirby & Bacon's on Main
street, Montrose; where we are offering
superior inducements to all branches of
our trade.
We have just made a great reduction
in the price of solid silver spoons; let
thniie who have he3n wsitini, C2= now._
N. B.—The Watch work wi I all be
donelby 0. D. Scman after this date.
0. D. Br.ssAN & Co
Feb. 1, 1867. 4w
Choice Deeds.
We have a fresh nupply of our excel
lent Deeds, fur sale at low prices, for
cash. Also, a variety of other styles of
Deeds and Mortgages.
Conference.
The next Conference of the Susq'a As
sociation of Universalists will be held in
Montrose the second Wednesday and
Thursday-in Feb. (13th and 14th). A cur
dial invitation is extended to the public.
Meeting will commence the 13th at 14
o'clock, A. M.
•
Mlle 5ch0015.....-
. The County Superintendent of this
County reports, for the month of Janua
ry, visits to 58 schools, three of which
have been re-visited, making in all 81 vis
it. The visitations made with him are as
follows : Two by Teachers, eighteen by
citizens, and fifty-five by Directors. He
has held three special public examinations
by request of Directors, at which 18
teachers were examined, of whom five
were rejected. Also, that be has traveled
284 miles, written 30 official letters, and
spent 27 days in official duty.
A special public examination will be
held at Friendsville, Feb. oth, at which
none will be examined except a written
request be presented, signed by at least
four Directors of the' District in which
they are employed. .
During the month of Febraary,Sclutiols
in the following townships will be Visited
Middletown, Rash, Auburn, Springville
Diumek, Lathrop, Lenox; and Clirord.
-Mr. J. Mi Craford has been , employed
by the Sup't, and will assist. him in the
above named townships. -
—We trust the people will taste special
notice DOM-above, and render all aid in
their power in this matter, and- in all
thingi relating tithe interest of the
sehool system.—)Ed:-
ASSOUOeII- Musk Book. •
We have recently examined specimen
sheets of blanks fer the use of township
assessors, which are worthy of notice.
They are to be bound in book form, and
supplied by Co. Commissioners to asses-
sore in each township. The -blanks are
neatly printed and ruled; contain a col
umn for entering the full name of every
tax payer, so as to aid in obtaining aior
rect fist of Jurors; , have a column under
tho name of each and every article, kind d f
property or class of occupations subject to'
taxation under our State Laws—in short I
are a complete guide to the assessors in
making full, correct, intelligible returns,
so as to secure equal and just taxation.
Tboy are very desirable for use, as a reo
ord,*and for reference for various purpp
ses. It is pot probable that anything
which-at all compares with them as to
present and permanent usefulness, has
ever been devised, for such purposes.
They are the work of W. A. Crossm on,
Esq., who has for many years been the
popular and efficient Commissioners Clerk
in this county. After having been in ur , e,
for some time, and their value tested, he
has had t4m improved and copy-right
ed. Other counties are procuring them;
and we doubt not that if every Board of
Commissioners will examine, purchase and
supply them to their assessors, they will
be satisfied that they have a good invest
ment—a profitable one to both officers
and the public.
By order of Corn
By order of Com.
Rejected by the Senate.
J. B. Stark, collector for this District,
iMs been rejected by the Senate. His
cr•mmis•ion, like all others issued during
the recess, is good until the 4th of March.
10 the meantime, and after the adjourn
ment, the appointing power is vested in
the Piesident by the Constitution.
The settled policy of the Senate is said
to be the tejectieu of all friends of the
President, who took the places of remov
ed radicals.
Property Purchased.
We hear of several recent changes in the
ownership of real estate in this village.
Hyde Crocker has purchased house and
lot of O. M. Crane; A. H. Smith the house
late of Mrs. McCollum; Z. Cobb of P.
Hinds; F. M. 'Williams of Daniel Searle;
H. H. Frazier of H. H. Dunmore; Mrs.
Sherwood of . E. Beebe; Wm. Vanoradale
of ; LT. Purdy of T. Hamlin; Jo-
seph Lewis of Robert Strange; Geo. Lew
is the Finch house; J. D. Goodwin of
Pierson.
Robbers Sentenced.
We learn from the Lucerne papers that
the six men arrested for the robbery of
the hope Express wagon near Wilkesbar
re, have pleaded guilty. They have been
sentenced to pay a fine of $5O each, and
to undergo an imprisonment of five years
each in the State Penitentiary. All the
bonds and money were recovered, with
the exception of $202.
Gt. Bend Scale Works.
The Great Bend Scale Company has dis
posed of its Works, located in this place,
to a company of gentlemen from Allkes
barre. Possession is to be given March
let. The now Company will continue the
buAness at this place until July, when the
machinery and material will be removed
to Wilkcsbarre.—Penna,
Stamps on Notes.
' Promissory notes are liable to n stamp d li
ly of five cents for each 8100 or fractional
part thereof. If a note contains any app.
cial agreement, such as waiving the stay
of execution, right to inquisition, appeal,
or exemption, it is liable to ad additional
duty of five cents. Notes containing a
confession of - judgment are' liable to an
additional stamp duty of fifty cents when
entered of record. Sealed notes are sub
ject to the same duty am other notes, and
no . more.
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!Males's " Night Blesamillsig Corms."
'"lriltatarsha "Nista Blegnedag Cereiss.ll
Pludoses "Night late =lns Carevesen
phalotes Bleafkilsig Careus.lN
Phalan , ' 4 . Night Ettoozolng Ceirene.^
A meet exquhlto, delicate. end Trareat Pereetns,
dial lad from the we sad beautiful Awns Item
which 'Stakes Menem ,
Manufactured only
IPIIALON & 80N, Row Verb.
BEWAILS OF couNTEarErrs
ASK FOR PHALOWS—TANZ NO OMER.
OAT ly nap x oeir
CONSUMPTION CURABLE BY DR.
SCHENCEV MEDICINES.
TO CURE COMMOTION. the velem man be we.
pared ao that the lanes will hag. To aceofteash this, the
liver and aamseb mat lira be cleansed and aniepetite ere•
sled for good wholownwe food, which, by these madiebia
yin be digested properly, and good beattby blood made:
then tending up the constitaticon. SCHENCK'S MAN
DRAKE PILLS cleanse the alrenseb of 101611k= or mums
etzenagatseest end, by using the flea Weed Taub In MU.
neetion. the appetite is reamed.
SCHENCK'S POLIIONIC .13YEETrle nutrleitos u well
cam adichtel. end, by todustbertluee remedies. all Imp:utiles
do awned faun the am* sad so* wlidaram blood
dale, ,yrbicb wln noel di &mow Vgailenturin take Man
didlebileaecordnis le Abecolcoo; Caossaidop Yetgl"_fro•
ogatattlYht Malmo, yieldireadlty totter adieu , Tato
mesons IMememir, u dame lbellisraad donut -Wm
lot gailo ll Mblemeo traded° nal easilvo Mar am
ad goixdred, fOr *Math= WillaiThota they Me Mimeo%
Thosicalicli meal be kept tom, mad co eimitlta 'credal
to snow the liblasaalo &rap b due ibegesd r o wor p na
woody lad ally Mrtre? , iiii: Vim an lbol le ramified
porfargie • paromosil ft, minas .ftftftis gas..
iftftelisibrultiftwiftifto iftik • soak 4l aU a,
rale* ftell-110 auk pol o mit hole 'NOW Om up
waft aro Mbsa iftiledn sadurllllaaana
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• gr - Dsaltees, allaillotess saa" Citlirra
Treated with the utmost success by Dr. AACS.
°collet and Aurist, (formerly of Leyden, Holland.) No.
519 Pine Btreeti Philadelphia. Testimonials - from the
most reliable sources in the city and Country can be
seen at his ofilde. The ittediftl faculty are invited to
accompany their patients. as be has no secrets in his
practice. ARTIFICIAL RYES Ideated without pain.
No chili for examination.
Philadelphia, July 1, 1866. ly.
cir• Cough, A Cold, or A Sore Throe",
Slegrats nmestsTs Arnmnos,
Aim moots sa cznatsfx:ts ,
. . ' is .I.I.LOWID To cosTrausy
irritation et the tongs,'
a Permiene's Throe! Meuse,:
or Consumption . •
11 Orr= CM lIISSTIAV
B R W•N S . •
BRON • C•HIAL TROCHES,
ItATINIVA DEBICT anratrzece TO tag ItAZTI,
OtTII nazi:own 11.111,121'
For Bronchitis, Asthma,• Catarrh. Corumnaptive
and Moat Diseases,
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SINGERS AND PUBLIC I:fiXali •
will druS ProrAu useful in clearing the voice when ta:
ken before Singing or Speaking. at.d relieving the
throat after en unusual exertion of the vocal organs .
The ?incites ere recommended "Ind prescribed by Pht
sicians. and have had testimonials from eminent icier'
throughout the country. Being en article of true =pit,
and havingpeoved their efficacy by . a test of mutat year
each year findethent in new 'localities In varidelf par
of the world and the rrodus are univereally prenoun•
ced better than other articles.
OBTAIN only " IlnowN's•lblditilathS . Tnoenze," an d .
do not take any of the Worthlettlinitatimu that maybe
offered. Bold everywhere. ft °via 6m empli
07 - ABEL TIDEUEUELL is cocaina:illy receiving
new @applies of Genuine Drugs and Medicines, which
will be sold as low as at any other SW", in Montrose.
W - Empire Shuttle Sewing Muchlues
are inperlor to all others for Family and Manufacturing
purposes Contain all the latest improvements ; are
speedy ; noiseless ; durable ; and easy to work. Illus
trated Circulars free. Agents, wanted. Liberal dis
count allowed. No vasignmehts made.
Address NMPIR.E: & M. CO., 610 Broadway, New York,
July 24-17
Notice.—The butane] Plano Fortes of t3stovi;
area's 8 Co. are deemed by , all goodjadges to be thb
Mama Voile of instruments of the kind.
We ran•lot anggest what is wanting to make a must
cal instrument more perfect, although we are elo* to
admit that the limit of imprOoffocht can over by at
tained. •
Before they had brought their Pianos to their pia:
tut excellence, the, had submitted them to compel! -.
Bon with instruments of the belt makers of this nun*:
try and Europe, and received tke_reward of merit, tofer
all others, at the celebrated-WOW, Fair. It is burr*.
tice to say that the Judgment Um pronounced haensit
been overruled by the musicarworld.
Still, by the improvements lately applied by theM t,
their Pianos, it Is admitted that a.more perfect in i
rnent has been made. They taie accordingly achieved'
the paradox of making exitillence more ex:cellept_4
Sorely, alter this, they are entitled to the motto, 'Ng
ceialor." Li one 3.9—1 y • •
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Reported for the Mormons Dawocaaz, by Fett_op:,
Fitzgerald & Tracy, atrictly•Frgduee Commlaalo4l Melt
chants, 39 Whitehall Street, New York, for the teeflt:
ending • Feb. 9, MM. '
Flour, per bbl. $lO,OO 3 14.99
Wheat, per bushel, 200 3 3,00_
Rye, do 1,43' 3 LBO.
Corn, eo 1.10 3 1,23
Oats, do 65 3 70
Butter, per lb. 83 • 3 40
Cheese, '' 16 3 .20
Pork, mess, per bbl • 20.00 49 ili .0
Beef, mess, " 12.00 4$ 18,00,
Lnrd, per lb. 12 3 11.11:
Tallow, . 11 f't ,LI ,
.4i. . . 2.T
ftgs, per doz.
Wool, per lb.
Dressed Hogs, per lh
litto 2..Dirtrtistments.-
I[ll l. reririrtiriTirle
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•
MUIR undersigned will sell at public sale on 'hedge.
1 Faurot farm in Jessup, on
•
• Friday,' /larch 1.1, 1867,
at 10 o'clock, a.m., the following property, to wit :
10 Cows. 9 Yearlings, 10 Sheep, I pair of Horses. 1
yearling Colt, 4 Hop, 1 Lumber Wegon, 1 spring Wa
gon. I Sleigh, 1 Sled, 1 Plow, I Harrow. Neekyoki,
Whltlletrees, Double Harness, Cradle, Scythes, Rakes,
Forks, Shovels, Hoes, Pork Barrel and Pork, Cider
Barrels and Cider, Vinegar barrel and Vinenar. • quartz
tit) , of Seed Wheat (if not previously sold). Potatoes,
Churns. Pails, Stoves and Furniture, Hay and Straw,—,
Also. a lot of Household Furniture, and many trtigbe
too numerous to mention -here.
TERMS OF SALE.—AII sums.of Ten Dollars arias..
cash down •. over Tea Dollars nine months credit With:
interest and approved security., ' o ' •
M. C. StrrroN Auctioneer..
EDWIN M'KEEBY.: , :
Jessup, Feb. 19, 1867. ew• •
NEW KILNED •
GRADED SCHOOL.
Spring Term.
THE Spri ng i Term of this School will commence on'
the t Monday of March, 1867. and continue
eleven weeks, under -the same corps of experienced.
Teachers who have so successfully conducted the
School during the past Term.
Prof. T. T. HUNTER, Principal.
Mss llzz.xx VAuourt, - - Assistant.
,
" NELL= L.lisanDsucT. i Sup't Model School Pri
ma and Intermediat.
" Mamma SATZ:MA, - Instructor of Music.
" S.J. Sous, - • Drawing and Painting.
TUITION. PER TEMA, In Advance.
Ell& School.
Intermediate
Primary
Languages...
Music.
Oil Painting
Water Colors
Stndents wishing board or rooms will apply to the
Secretary of the Board, who will cheerfully respond,
either personally or by letter.
The Directore feel grateful for the patronage extend
ed to this t , ebool, and it is hoped that the redirection
which the past term has given, will be a sufficient in
ducement for the continuance of the same.
F. W. BOYLE, Pres't School Board.
JORN FAUBOT, Sec'y. [Feb. IS.-4w
IDexi.ta,l IsTotJae.
DR. T. J. WHEATCN
WILL visit Ropbottom on Monday the 16th lest. for
the purpose of fulfilling his engagements with his
patrons in that vicinity. Those desiring his profession
al services will lease be prompt, as his stay will be
necessarily limited.
Feb. 12, 1867.
SHERIFF'S SAM
B Y
virtue of a certain writ issued by the Court of
Common Pleas of ftsquellanns County. and to pue
directed. I will expose to sale by public iendue, at the
Court-house, In Montrose, on Baturday, ldirch 2, 1861.0,
1 o'clock, M., the following gfacribed piece or ps4al
. . _
of land, to wit :
The following described piece or parcel of land sits?!
ate In Auburn townakip.finegnetuusna county , boon ed
and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a car.,
ner between J. Rifeniniry and said lot, running wear.6o
rods along said Itifenburra lists ;them ilenit6 20 tods;
thence east 66 rods along 1. IL Low's Het and thence.'
north 20 rods along Thomas White's line to the piece or
beginning—coatainley sena acres, be the. same aziogn !
or ices, with the applutettancelN On. /911:
_IICRISCAI324:
about five acres Improved, subject peyerue7 o 2,
article even by J. C.1.0w to aLLowrittridtrasefs
to I. B. ow dated am* 5. 1 41C D
intim snit WWII IL Lew Vs. tr.
, • ft F. , Sherif
sheriff's Odes, Nostra% Fair Mir
Auditor's itgice,
rlllllrandersi g ned. an Auditor appointed by the Or.
plums' wart of anstinehaniut county_to distribute
the balsam tattle Ausd in the hands of Laurie and J.W.
Tyler. 'doers, among the heirs and legal senta.
Oyes of the eatata-Of W. K. Tyler. , will at
tend to the duties of his appointment at his office in
Montrose on Friday the 15th day of March, 1867, at
one o'clock, p. m., at which time and place all persons
are required to present their claims or e debarred from
coming in fora share of sad' estate.
W. D. LUSE. Auditor.
Mintrose, Feb.lll,
Aotor - N Notice.
It s. anders t aa an auditor &pointed y this
y to b distribate
the toad the ha n ds o u rrrederi n ett T c ymit uut- rt, executor of
Baddiel Tanart., detested; 'among the iedateas under
the wl3l of raid decedent, will attend to the ditties of
hiraafd appointment at the office of Fraser& Cue,
to Montrose. Friday. the Bth day of March. Het at
o'clock In the _afternoon-, at which time and place
all persons interested are required to present their
elainurar be forever deblirred from coming inupon said
Mad.
.. P. A. CABE, Auditor
Montrose, Fe6.1!, 1887.
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, T 1 .. C416 _ . ) ,-, ' J _V!J q -.j
MBE subscriber will sell at public *endue on bla
premises in Bridgewater. on
• Widneday, Feb. 201 h, 1887,
ecanateneing at 10 o•cl oek, a. to., the following propei.
ty, to wit :
lupab of Karel& years old-4 Cows-8 Calves-1 new
loather Vaigh-1 light two-horse Wagon-1 Lumber
Wigan-4 Cutter-1 sett double Harness-1 Horse
Rake-9 good Plows—Drag, Cultivator, Orind-Stone,
Chalni, Crowbar', Stretcher, Neck Yoke—a (identity of
Hay dna Straw in the barn—Oats and Corn-1 grain
cradle—a lot of Sap Tuba and two large Sugar Rattles
—1 dog-power Churning Machine, 1 half-barrel Chard,
Milk - Pans, and 'a variety of other articles too numer
ous to mention here.
TERMS OF SALII.—ItII sums of $lO or less, 'cash
down; over $lO, nine months credit, with Interest mid
approved security ,
GEORGE C. HILL.
Bridgewater, Bob. 6th, 1887. 2w
To all wishing Fruit &
Ornamental Trees.
/FHB undersigned having made arrangements with
JL one of the large Nursery firms of York State, will
deliver Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Grape Vines,
Flowering Planta and Shrubs at the growers Rzrati.
Pawn. All wishing to purchase will find it for their in
terest to call on or communicate with •
M. 13, TOWNE.
Forest Lake gait tre, Feb. 6, 1657.
TIIB undersigned, an auditor appointed by the Or
phan's Court of Susquehanna County to distribute
the Wanes of the Ansi J 4 Aliertuinds of John Boyle,
gualvflitis ebb - arils J?ltiidliiary Thomas, minors. will
attend to the duties of tile appointment at his odic* In
Montrose, on Monday, . the 18th day of March, A.D.
1857, at one o'clock, p. m..it which time and plate all
persons are requiretto present their claims or be for
ever debarred from coming In upon said fun&
JAM.E.9.B. CARMALT, Auditor.
: Montrose, Feb, 8,1887.
raTew Pl.l3rxxL.
BalAvin, Allen, & -:* Cain.
.~,~
AGAIN I
After retiring for thirty days at "hurl labor," have re
sumed business at the old stand, under
the coitus and nun of
- BALDWUJ, ALLEN tt JcOAIN,
DEALERS DI
Flour, Feed; Salt, Pork, Butter, Cheese,
Pried ..illecti„ Hams, Fish, .Smoked Hal
ibut, Candles, Tea, Coffee, Spices,
Syrup, Molasses, Sugar,
- , Seed Wheat,
.. 49
80 ®• .:188
... 8 6 9
Clover & Timothy Seed, Flax-seed, Beans,
Thankful for past patronage, we shall be happy to see
and wait upon our old and new customers.
All Goods and Flour warranted.
A. BALDWIN. W. L. ALLEN. J.S. MeCAIN,
Montrose, Feb. 3,1867.
UNITED STATES TIM.
OTICE la hereby given that thek tindersizned has
1.1
been appoitited by the President of the rutted
States, assessor of Internal Revenue for the 12th Col
lection District of Pennsylvania, composed alba corm
ties:of Lozerne and.dnacinehantia. The following ap
pointiciente havecheen made otAssietant Mae - store :
P. W. BOMA', Vey Milford. ''Divtaion 4, comprising
the townships of New Milford, Great Band. Liberty,
Oak n
p i
d, Harmony, Thomson. Jackson, and the bor.
otigh of New Millard , GresiS Bend and Susquehanna
De it r .
Wig: Moues, eartiondalo rilsision .5, comprising
Carbtdidale city and township; Fell, Greenfield. Scott,
and 331ekst7.
L.S.::Lrrrs, Pittston. Division 8, comprising_Pitts•
ten, Wpm Pittston. the torniablps of Pittston i Spring
Brookegovingtott. Lackawanna, Newton and Ransom.
GO. S. Hinz. *likesbarre. Division ii, comprising
War No. Lot Wilkesbarre, except that portion of Riv
er Street,bettreert Market antUnton, and the town
ship. Of - Plainsaenkins, Bear Creek and Back,
G. N. linimunn, Wilkesbarre. Division it, com_Pria•
Mg Wards No. $ and a of Willtesbarre;that part of Ward
Jig. 1 embraced by that portion of River street between
Marktirind Piton, that part of Wilkeabarre township
soutbivf the'road leading to Prospect 'Rock, Hanover,
,Wright,Newport,-Dorrance, Nescopec and
Slocum.
COWS Guru x. Hazleton. Division 13. com Prising
the borough of Hazleton, the townships of Haze, Fos
ter, Dentson, Butler, Sugar Loaf and Black Creek.
• All persons residing within any of these Divisions
will make their returns to the assistant assessor of their
proper division, and make application through him for
• permit to transact any business requiring payment of
special tax; and any person neglecting to make returns
is liable to penaltj.
All assessors and assistant assessors are required by
law to note any breach of the Internal Revenue laws,
both in not affixing proper stamps, or in transacting
business without having paid the special tax when the
same is required, and to report the same to the proper
omeer for prosecution.
A. J. ORRRSTSON, Assessor
for the 12th District of Pennsylvania.
Montrose, Jan. 29, 18G7. 4w
.8.5 00
. 4 00
. 8 00
7 00
.1000
.10 00
.000
EMPORIUM OF NEIN STYLES!
NEW GOODS.
H. Burritt giln.7pp=ci
ifo
owril t
dit .t 9 = d lirS..raS .1 ' IA
Embracing extra varieties of Fashionable Drees Goads
in plain,atriped and figured Helenas, imperial
Lustre!, alerinoes, Pammattaa, Plaids
- and Prints, Clothe , Cassimeres,
Flannels, Brodie and
• .
• Wool Shawls,
Balmoral and Duplex Hoop Skirts, Ladies' and Gents'
•Furs, Huffalo Robes, Carpeting, Floor Oil Cloths, Wall
i'apera,Nindow Shades, Hato and Caps, Boot., Shoes,
and Clocks ; including also u usuai a general assort
ment of other Dry Goods, Oren:Trimmings, and Yen
keo Notions. Grocerica, Crockery, Unaware, Iron.
itel STareS, Drugs._ 011 s,, Paints; &c. ie., Which
be
halloo the molt faVorable terms for Cull, Pre
da_cts, -* roved Credit.' • -
New rd, November, 1866.
LESS^aisd STONE PECIT JAlM.sid slut Spears
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EraisPreserato; Solution, for WI" bz__
Sept. 11t1s, • Anal• TutsEELL.
'EMERY VARIETY OF GOODS
jy P at the Metale Chimp 110 re
'EMI WANT A PAIR OF 110 M
featto to oydot,sodooro to MARIA", 7`olll,llAirt
rov gret a pad pitir.)
Auditor's Notice.
Brooms, Nails, dc. .4e
NEW FIRM.
MUSIC & JEWELRY:
MUD subscriber having formed pazi.nersblp 100
I.
` MR. J. A. fiTifirEM, ;w gibes to make tits best
bowito his old Customers, 'and Inform them that the
Mercantile Department of the business will heroine?
be carried on by 0. D.' Beman & Co. with increased
capital and facilities. a large sock of New Goode in all
departments, a store thoroughly refftted. and
Frio©® Xterellszoad.
The Wateh-Making Department
.Is retained by me. and will receive my_personal atten
tion. / have secured theservlets of DIR. C. 11. WOLD.-
Byg,, a gentleman who has had twenty-iiveyears in thh
best shops of Europe, and has no superior in the coun
try. I shall therefore be able to do all work within
three PM from the time ft Is left.. . •
The Cloak and Jewelry Repairing
Will be owned by Mr,Stevens, who will do all work In
that Ilne promptly, laut In the best style.
Nov. IN, 1023. • • 0. D. DIMAN.
. --.- •
CIOICMIL ia I TOO3IM.
will =alit of a full assortment of the following Pod.?
anitable forthis market. which will ha sold as low an d
many of them lower, than by any GAO else this aide of
New York city. " '
Read the Catalogue.
CLOCKS & WATCHES.
WATCHES.
Amtaican, Swiss and English, both gold and slim
SETH THOMAS CLOCKS,
All styles, including their celebrated Calender Clocks.
which tell the day of the month and week, also the
name of the month, making the changes for every
mweeek.onth correctly, with no care but to wind them once a
JEWELRY.
Heavy, solld Gold Chains, Hooks and Heys. Flue sol
id seta of Jewelry—Plns, Sleeve Battens, Studs, Ear
kings, &c.
WEDDING RINGS
SPECTACLES.
Warranted to tit all kinds of eyes
SOLID GOLD ALBUMS.
A neat little Charm holding eight small Photographs
GOLD PENS.
A line assortment, with and without holders. Old
ones repoluted.
SOLID SILVER WARE.
Made to order of pore ain, consisting of Spoons
Forks, Thimbles, Bauer Knives, Napkin Ship, Scut
Knives, Vest Chains, &c.
PLATED WARE.
The best in market—single, double, treble and wild
mph: plate, and wannaimis—from a full Tea Set down
Including Castors, Cake and Cud Baskets, Ice Pitchers
Walters, Ditter Dishes, Sugar Dow/s Cups Tea Bells
. •
MUSIC.
PIANOS. •
.
Manufactured by Decker Brothers, which, with Mali
late Improvements, surpass those of any other 'kers.
Also, Bradbary's New Scale Plaaos—a bistro.
meat. Other Pianos from MO to POO.
CABINET ORGANS,
Fromsllo to sl2oo—warranted for Iv. They
are the Moen reed Instrument in the world, and years.
I have
only to sly that 1 have sold nearly $16,000 worts of
them in the last four years ; and they are ill good or
der and have never coat my customers seemlier repairs;
VIOLINS, GUITARS, ec.
Violins 'from $5 to $5O, Fluter, Fifes, Clarionets,Thist
os,Guiuus, Bows, Strings, Tuning Forks, &c.
BRASS BANDS
Supplied with instruments of the best American man
ufacture, by the single instrument or Meet, at the ma
ker's price—also music for any number of instruments.
Instruction Books and Sheet biusic'on hand, and new
supplies received every week. Piano Stools from ge to
Si-
Perfect Sewing Needles.
•
We have the exclusive agency for R. J. Roberta'
tent Parabola Needles—the - beat In the world. Try one
paper and Root satisfied the money wilite reftuided_
Fire Arms and Sporting Materials.
Allen s, Eipeneee., and Henry!. Brew-bleeding
ries, all styles Revolver., Fowling Piece..., Mita netts
and Pooder.Plasks, Cartridges for all the 11. 8. Army
guns ; also U. S. and other Percusaion Caps. Cooper
Cartridges, all styles andlases.
O. D. BEMAN. J. A. ST
Montrose, Nov. 71, 1866
$1,500 PER YEAR t We want Agents every
where to sell our IMPftOV c.D pp sew
ing Machines. Three new kinds. Under and upper
feed. Sent on trial. Warranted five years. Above sal
ary or large commissions paid. The only machines sold
in the United States for leas than 440, which are fully
licensed by Howe, Wheeler & Wilson. Grover & Baker.
Singer &CO., and Bachelder. All other cheap machines
are infringements, and the seller or user are liable to
arrest, One and imprisonment. Illustrated circulars sent
free. Address, or call upon SLIAW & CLARK, at Bidde
ford, Maine, or Chicago, IR. DnarEtily•
Dissolution.
THE firm of Crane, Howell & Fergersen has been
dissolved by mutual consent. The notes and
accounts of the late Inn have been placed In the hands
of P. T. Fergerson, who is authorized to collect the
mime ; and all indebted are notified to settle without
delay.
O. lil. CRANE.
• JOHN HOWELL. •
• -P. T. pplakuisort.
Monirole, tan. 8, 1867.
Partnership Notice.
Tundersigned havingentered Into i partnership
ender ader the firm name of Crane & Howell. will con
tinue business at the old stand where, thankful for fa
von In the past, they will strive to merit the patron
age of old and new customers.
0. M. CRANE,
JOHN HOWELL.
Montrose, lan. Bth, 1861.
STOVES! STOVES!
A NEW and select atock of Cooking, Parlor & Shop
ZS. STOVES. Just received and for sale on tbe most
favorable terms.
EL BURRITT.
New Milford, Dec. 11, 1866.
gBOLar:PIMPLISI 7
PENSIONS, BOUNTY, AND
BACK PAY.
T HE ender
claims entrugea to his gag. p ga nk r i n ' eslaw en , and °2 Woe
mation FREE. L. F. FITIDIE.
Alontrosa, Jan. 14, 1665. tf
SOLDIERS' BOUNTY.
PENSIONS,
And Back Pay !
AE underrgedLi m er Z
t Gfira %Twiieprotattntton to all n;
ted to his care. No charge unless successful. _
Montrose, Aug. 20.'63. 3. B. MeCOLLITM.,
EQUALIZATION Of BOUNTIES!
GIL OLDIERS : Congress has just passed an act to equal
tze your Bounties i Those who have not already
done so, should makda immediate application. Wid
ows heirs or parenteof Soldiers who have died In the
terries, are entitled to the game bounty the soldier, if
living. would. receive. Having already prepared over
two hundred claims, thosewho have delayed making
application will find it greatly to their advantage to
give me •call.
Invalids and widow , ' entitled to en Inc:hate of pen
sion under act approved June a,lBOO, ahoeld also make
application. Ittormation free.
41E0. P. urn;
Meensed Governmen t' eat.
Xecirose, Avg. 1, itidd. it • •
17
TF YOU WAl'4O . • t
J. 10 fa 11 per Cost. au e pits ef Tbacitafirftria.. go
TORDIUMB. •
(Well you eau.)
Pim -Life and AcaidenVil
OBIERAL INSUANCEMBOL
2hilaaXtrasse. Wow.
Homo Imam:int Cw.ktr:S. T-e CaPthil sad
Insurance Co of Korai America, PhD's;
Capitaland - - - - , •
InternationalFlieinsursata Cis: of H. 1..
Capitaland Surplus, • • . . 4600.000
Otesiditireadd , Mailne tosnrante Ca, of
„Mira, Capital and Surplus, .1100,000
Ascoming,ConatT.ffintual immrspret C0..;61
Money, Penn c'Capital and sm•plas, . 90400
?anises NOM) Instirsnee Co, - rdaz - Fiii
capital and Surplus. -. 800 , 000
- Enterprise Insurance Company; nitre. .
Capital and Surplus, "
Insurance Co. State of Pettopylvanle, Pl4l.
Capital and P3urPittaa ' " P 04 4"
Kensington Fire mid M. insurance co:, 1.
PUPIL, capful and Burpins,..
Connectictit Muntaltife Le:enfant° Cti. t>lr p
Hartford, Conn., wind edint 'emit.' •
dividends to theses:wed. hit note.
given for bilitturpremium is never to
ne.paid under any. circamentnem %de
policy will always be paid in sad:.
tdenotes given up. Capital; 10,000,000
American. . Lilo Insorancer ithlladtF.
plat; Capital,
TlV:rtintranell Co. Hartford; b..
rftgagainetall ki kind '
soraceide Ca nts
Capital,
Efiertfprd-Fire InsurandeCoidpany. Hart-•
i ft lford: Conti4Capftal and Surplus, ~ 1 4,6813.11115
Vita Insfiranee Co., Hartfor d, Ct.,
Capital.
-61W Ated • attest
d4irall eta to ogreare d
ed to on fair terms, and all looses promptly adjusted.
STROUD ti BROWN, Agfints.
Wolllcertirstiloor worth of" Montrose Hotel," west
sif Public Avenue.
Unmans Brant:M. ' Cleanses L. Ilnows.
Idontrassi Jan. Ist,. 19H. ly
VOITrZ'S___CEI.ERRATEP HORSE
AND CATTIN PCWM:RS. •
This preparation, king and favoribly known wilt
titorolighly reinvigorate b roken-down and low-spirited
horaes, - by strenthening grid cleansing Mesh:Misch and
intestines.
.It is Senn preventive of all diseases incident to this
animal. mans Lung Fever, Glandert,,,Tellow Water,
Meares, Coughs. DisteMper, Fevers, Founder. Loss o f
Appetite and Vttallinergy, &c, Its use Improves) the
Wind, increases the appetite, gives a smooth and glossy
skin, and transforms the miserable skeleton into a due
looking and spirited horse.
TO KEEPERS OF COWS,
A large, One assortment.
this preparation is InVlinetere. It Increases the qnstat I.
ty and improves the quality. of the milk. It has been
provenby actual etpertment. to- increase the quantity
of milk and cream twenty per cent. and mekothe bel
ts* firm and sweet. In...fattening cattle. It ;glees theta
an a petite. loosens their bide, and maker them thrice
much faster
IN ALL DISEASES, OF SWINE,
such u Coughs, Meets In the,Langs, Liver, .pftc • till..
Oaths acts at speciffc. Br putting from one half a
paper to a paper In bane) 01 ...will the abate Alseaus
will be eradicated or entirely prevented .. given in
thne,
_a certain-preventive's:LA cure for the ot Chole
ra. M.:we cents per paper, or papers for $l. Pre
pared by
'S. Fotr,:rz..&
it their wholesele 4 Dreg - lid' Medicine depot, No.llo
Franklin st. , Baltimore, kW :For tale by Brugghte
and storekeepers throughont the 'Butted Sista..
11Plfor•sale in - Montrose by ' • • •
ppgl.B 'DEL
TUBRBLL.
MORE NEWS: it OM M IN ST.
100n1 BOOTS! BOOTS!
Aiß i l' .1 • BCOTS,• BOY'S: -BOOTS,
YOUTH'S ,800 - TS, TDIC.Ir
BOOTS, KIP • B.OOTS,
- • . CALF BOOTS. •: ••'
AND BOOTS MADE TO ()DIEN.
Also, a god assort merit or e
038031:1113.
Cm:Mating of Ladles' Kid. Lasting and (lost Balm•r•
al. and 'fters, Men's Brogan*. Boy l e -Balsnoqtla,
Youth'. Cabanas Cialteri, Baby flboes.'ete. ate., aA of
which will be adld •
AT 1 SMALL PROFITS!
x. B.—Al kinds atiririmide to order. and telairtng
done neatly. C. 0. FOIttIBAlt•
1110111.roie, May A, 1886. tf
WILISHERS, mtsTAcnitc
forced to grow on the smoo
thest face in from three ty 5
weeks by using Dr. SEVIt i - .
N '8 •RESTAURATEU
CAPILAIItE. the molt ens '
derral disetivery in modern
science, acting on the Beard
and Bair in an almost m frac. -
aloes manner; It has been used by the ell tit of•Loe don
and Paris with the most flattering Detect's. Bathos of
all purchaserstre registered, and If entire satisfaction
is not given in every troganee, the money will be ctiewr
fully refunded, price by mall. 'wile i and postpaid, $l.
Deserintivecirettlars and testilhonlils mailed free. Ad.
dress BEROER, SBUTTS & go.. Oesoists.No 2S Etc.
er street. Troy, N. T. Only touts for the United
State. • - myl tiering
3:1031333MAT
ELECTRIp: gOA.P .
Saves Time, Saves Afaai., Sayre Libor,
: . - Bares-Clothes, BaverWomen,
M all
Ins twill tojEatting into small shieffers and kisser
ing in hot water. then soak the elofkes - irre to ten solo.
ram and a little hand robbing will make them as clean
as hours of :mains rubbing wodid do. willrordinary
soap: sad the meet delicate •Ilablle metes no Wary.—
We can refer to thousands of fantllieitirho are aster lt,
and who could not belaireaded to do without-
DOBBINS" 'ELECTRIC SOAP.
VirSold by all leading *biers throaihott the State.
Manufsetured only by •
3ocorsieurrti9 db x.•co,crzo,
WHOLBSALWOFFICE,
107: South 7ifthr S.tri . oti
No 4. le; 1866.--traie • ' • '
ipstATE ORPATRICR DRISCOLL,
A:4 deceased,. late of Sastre Depot, Stuoitteitanna
cottati,
Lettersof administration upon the estate of ttre above
named decedent having been granted to the nndemtgn
ed, all persons indebted to said estate ureileretrt mitt.
fled to make immediate payment, and S h ed e hivi
claims against thesame topresent Matti telt aathenti ng
•
cited for settlement':
IWGII 1 DMA Adm'r.
ELRANOR DRISCOLL,
Great Bend, Dee. 25,1666.
TIMOTHY SEED, &
SEED WHEAT, -
FOE SALE Bt
STANLEY VIEW=
Forest Lake, Jan. 22, 1807.m2.
AL, rA.14.261,
CONTAINING 182 *tree , two mtloo wen of Moro
rose, for sale CEM.P. by
D./DIEWSTDa.
ffootrose, f;loir. 13, 1806
Buffalo Robes Liaise Zits,
A choice lot. for sale snow time% bi t . •
/31111111 TI".
IdnforLlNoi. IC 1866
F 1r01:7 WANT THAT OLD BOOT
nPaig""" good ntwaltaltitilLDlWE,
(rots iars bet.)
A lth.VlVeste wants& %Lilts entirety
1 . I Sew ani nit nut. •Aildlllllo.l. OA
-4 ;City Building, 444 4 1, Ns, - sasia.tr•
.
.A . gliiittSANED ZUMMistiCriF o
4 -3 / 4 01r4 1 6 Vni*Vg.;4o4trriZiaNgwriWit4.7l4.
.le
Boots Ewa snags of
-- rAxl,ooo
;AMMAN
1.000,000