.-
OCIOICTICT'Ir Ao.WW.AIXILIikot
Intend Ravens.
There are some important, changes in:
the Revenue laws. Incomes are \ exempt
to the amount of MOO. No to on car
riages, etc. unless worth $3OO. The an
nual assessment upon incomes, gold
watches, etc., is to be made in March in
stead oeMay. The stamp upon affidavits
is not now required. Certain legal docu
ments—writs, warrants, confession of
judgment, and all papers used in collect
ing back pay, bounty, pensions, etc., fur
soldiers, are exempt.
Any person who shall sell, give away,
or use, an empty cigar box, which has
been stamped, without first defacing or
destroying the stamp, is liable to fine or
imprisonment ; and it is lawful for a cigar
inspector or revenue officer to destroy
any such box upon which a stamp shall be
found.
d. Birch h Co.
Beware of circulars dated at Williams
burg, N. Y., and mailed at N. Y. City,
which offer to send a watch or jewelry
worth $4O or $5O, on receipt of $3 30.
They also offer to send a book for $1
which pratends to teach how to do many
impossible things. Money sent to such
patent swindlers bad better be cast into
the tire.
Notice.
The Harford . Agricultural Society will
meet on Monday, March 25, at I o'clock,
P. m., for the purpose of locating a Fair
Ground. All interested are requested to
attend. A. B. Ttrcs.a.p., Sec'y.
llarford, March 12, 1867.
Susq'a Depot Items,
On the night of the 26th ult. John Con
nelly fell through the Railroad bridge, a
distance of eighteen fret, crushing his
skull, and killing him instantly. The fol
lowing is the verdict of the jury, furnish
ed by G. Curtis, Esq.:
"That said John Cone found dead
tinder the open railroad bridge, came to
his death by a fracture oflis skull, the re
sult of falling through said bridge, or by
a blow from the hands of some person un
known to the jury.'
Two men fell through the same bridfr
on last Saturday night, but fortunately ;
neither one was Wed, although one of
teem had a collar bone broken.
Two men, Milo Langdon and Si'as
Gray Were arrested laNt week fur passing
counterfeit money on the Flour City Na
tinnal Batik ofßuiftio.—PennAylaanian.
4111 b -...-------
D3stractivo Fire in Binghamton.
Ga Sunday morning last, between the
hours of 12 and 1 o'clock, a fire broke out
it Trent tin's livery, which was . kept in the
re.,r of Per Lee's ext-itange lintel, and be-
I•tro it cou'd bc sub hued, four stores. two
liverie4, a hotel barn and a bowling alley
were destroyed, together' with sixteen
horses and thirty hogs. The property lost
by this cot& ignition is valued at $BO,OOO,
was partly coverei by insurance.
And also_s_he omnibus horses of the
exeirtnge 'Motel, together with Col.
J. ne's carriage horses, were destroyed.
IL is supposed it Was Ike work of an in
cendiary. Fred. Wentz. who, male him
self notorious in connection with the fires
in Binghamton last fill, has been arrested
on suspicion of being the guilty party.
To. Pennsylvgnia Solders.
The undersigned, appointed to prepare
a history of the Pennsylvania volunteer
and Militia organizations, ha% ing discov
ered many imperfections in the muster
nut rolls of the companies, desires that
each soldier, who served in any organizt
tiOn-froin this State, would ti : imisle
mition in his personal history pertaining
to the following point., viz :
1. Wounds.—lf wounded, give the
date; in what engagemimti received; na
ture of wound-; result of ; nature
of surgical operations, if capital, and by
whom performed.
2. Imprisonments.—lf a prisoner, give
the date and place of iraptur,-; where im
prisoned; nature of treatmeni; r and-, the
date and limner of eFcape : :or.lelease.
Ae a'so desires that :the - relatives or
companions in arms of deceased soldiers
would give the cause, date, place Ofdeath
and place of. interment of each, mid any.
facts in - his history touching the subjects
above referred to.
RrWritest the head of the page the
name of the person to whom the informa
tion pertains, the number - of reginieut and
lei ter of company to which he. belonged.,
Write in concise terms, in a plain hand,
on letter paper, and on but one side of a
ieaf.
The undersigned also desires to make a
collection fur present and for future use
of—
1. Complete files of all newspapers Ob.
fished in, the state from the beginning of
1861 to The oloso of 1865, to be bound
and permanently kept in the archieves of
the State. Will the publishers or any
friend possessing them furnish such Sles?
2. Discourses commemorative of fallen
soldiers; pamphlets pertaining in any man
ner to the rebellion or its causes; articles
published or in manuscriptecutatuing his
tories! facts.
3. Published histories or sketches of
regiments, batteries or companies; prin
ted rolls and descriptive matter. '
4. Diaries of soldiers; letters illustra
tive of military life, containing informa
tion of permanent historic value, or dr.
scriptions of interesting incidents ; plans
of battles, sieges, forts and of naval en
gagements.
5. Complete rolls ofstudente and grad
uates of each College in the—State who
were in the service.
0. Card photographs (visciette) assail
vSeer„ of -= whatever gretie, - Wie,, at say
- • : -•
to - •
time, flotediltkoom' mende \ r, f, a regiment, I
battery orilideiiiideit Milli — inscribed
with his Paine, number of reg.! eat,
dates of.periedAaring whishbe eld in
oenimaiid, Withbia present post omi ad:
dress. The relatives of, deceased officers
are requested to forward the.photogranhi•
of such officers inse,ribed as above. No
use will be. made •of these ptititogrophs
without the expless permission of the sen
dersfurther than to arrange them in al
bums for preservation. • -
Much of the. matter called 'for under
these severeLh,eada 'tray not, be needed
for immediate j 'itsc, bnt•the day will come
when it will lie invaluable, and the Ares
cut is regarded us a favorable time for
commencing the collection. •
Let every true son of Pennsylvania re
spond promptly to this call, and thereby.
rescue from oblivion many memorials of.
I her patriotism: and her power.
SAMUEL P. BATES,
State liktorian.
Department of Military History, liar
rkburg, FrhrOary 22, 1867.
iSEW PERFIBIE FOR TUE HINDIMICHIEF.
Mrslonts '..Night Blooming Cmons.”
Pintlongo - • 6 Night Blooming Certaar,
Pbalonto •" Night Blooming Coreao.Pl
rho Tonsil . ..Night Blooming Cmens.lo
['halon's . 4 Slglat Blooming Cerens.r,
A moat exqut.ile, delicate, and Fragrant Fvrfattie,
dial led from the rare and beautiful flower from
which is tate% Its name.
Atenufactaird only by
PUALON & SON. Now Tork.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
ASK FOR PRALON'S.—:TAKE NO OTHER.
jiyl7 ly prnp oew
CONSUMPTION CURABLE BY DR.
SCHENCK'S MEDICINES
TO CUES CONSUMPTION*, the system roast be pro
weds° that the Mem will bey!. T 3 633 nth, the
liver and stomach must first be elettised sad an appstle ero
sled for good wbaelonso food, - which, by the a mollelnea
will be dlkoded p7aparty, aid goal hal'ltlY 13 : 00 i m 1 1 . 51
thm building up the oristandlon. SCHENCK'S MAN
DRAKE PILLS cleanse the stomach Ginn Moat or mneanl
sonstotthatlonst Clad 0); mina the Sze Word Taa:c In eau
nemlon. the appellte la to itored.
SCHENCK'S PULIIUNIC SYRUP Is nolnlclona es wall
as medicinal, sad, bt. using the three remel'el, al Impurities
aro exptilel from (he system, and goad, whales:me blood
made, wit:eh will repel all dimia. If pstloats will rata (halo
medicine; aneord:n; -to dire:Soar, Csasomplas vex; Cro
on:4lly in ire last sta:e yields readily to thee- actloa. Ts'o
the pate fro iticatir, to ee3233 thl liver stonartth. It dam
not follow that banes: ths hawel sra nrt 031:irli the, nro
not re Ittirtir, for sometlmet in Xarrhces they tr 3 13013/13203.3%
The atemseh mast be kept haathi-, aid an appslite oared
to allow the Pulmonie S. - rap to 0.31.0 , 11 th 3 rOip:raLor; organs
,prcpzrlysad allay say in-its:loz Tana MI that to no ilalre I
to perform a rwrinnaent our: la, la pm ,32t taking cold.
Exerelseshout the rooms 11l mach 34 p mile, eat oil the
richest food—MS mow, game, and, to East, a I ,n1:os the ap
palls cram ; but b: widen:or sad ms dente Iwo%
CITA Cough, A Cold, or A Sore Warrior,
REQUIRES IREEDLATE ATTESTIOH,
AND 6IDJULD BE CIIECEED
is• VUNTINVE,
Irritation of the Lungs,
Permanent Throat Disease,
or Consumption
B It 0 W N'S,
BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
EATING A.DIEECT INFLUENCE TO THE r.tars,
GITE IMMEDIATE lIELLEY.
For Bronchitis. Asthma, Catarrh, Consumptive
and Throat Diseases,
Tnocuss •lIS 17SED WITU ALWAYS GOOD 15DDOES3
SINGERS,ARD PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Troches useful in clearing the voile when ta
ken before t 4 ingir - g - or Speaking. awl rellevihg the
throat after an unwind exertion of the vocal organs
The Tractive arc recommended and prescribed by Phy•
stcians, and have had testimonials from eminent men
throughout the conntry. lining an article of t rne merit,
sod havingproxed their eiaacy by a test of many years
each year Suds them In newiocalities in various parts
of the world, and the Tro , itelare universally pronoun
ced bet ter than other article's.
OBTAIN otly linorvti'a Um:serum. Tnoentna," and
do not take any of the Tibratess Imitations that maybe
offered. tio:d everywhere., n ov:.1 tirn Empl2
EU — Empire Shuttle sewing Machines
are superior to all others fur Family and Mantitacturing
purposes Contain the. laTe.t improvements : ,are
speedy ; noiseless ; thimble; and easy to work.
lilm
crated Cirtailars tree. Agents trAnted..Liheral
count allowed; NwnOnSlgttraentr patio.
Address EMPIRES. 31. 016 Broadway, New York.
July ' •
tlr neatness, 111Indnesa and' Catarrh
Treated tiith the utmost starm.ssltr Dr. J ISAAC..
Oculist and Aurist. (formerly or Ge,.den. Rolland.) No.
519 Pine Street. Philadelphia. Testimonials trom jhe
most reliable sources In the City . and Country can be
seen at Ids once. The medical faculty arc inalt..ti to
accompany their patients. as he has no secrets in his
practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted . without pain.
No charge fot examination. - 7"
Philadelphia, July - I, PJS6. ly.
VIP NOthic.—The beautiful Piano Fortes of GIum
!TEE; & Co: are doomed by all good,lndges to be the
Mama Thule of inetrumcnt of the kind.
We'can utteuzgeet what is wanting to make a moat
ati inetrumentmore perfect, alttiOut.th - tve nee slow to
admit that the limit of improvement can ever be at
tained.
Before they hid brons,iht their :Pianos to their prev
ent excellence. the./ had submitted - them to competi
tion with itittretnents or the hest makers of this Coun
try and Et rope. and received the reward of merit. over
all others. net ho celebrated World's Fair. it is but jus
flee to say that theindgment thee pronounced has not
been overruled be the muvicil world.
Still. by the improvements lately applied by them to
their Pianos; it is admitted that a more perfect instru
ment hos heel, wide. They have accordingly achieved
the paradox of making excellence more excellent.—
bomb?, alter this, they are entitled to the motto,
runt:ll9-1y
NEW YORK NIAUKETS.
Reported for the Mosrrnosz DEMOCRAT, by Fenton,
Fitzgerald & Tracy, strictly Produce Commission Mer
chant.., 31 Whitehall Street, New York. for the week
endirey • lif ch 9,"1867.
Flour, per bbl $lO.OO 0 14,00
Wheat, per bushel, ' 2.00 4116 tt.oo
Rye, do 1.10 0 , 1.10
Corn, co ..... 1.00 flt, ' 1,08
Oatok. do GO (2,• :0
Dotter, per lb. 0 &I
Cheese. •• - 10 dIS • IS
Pork . 11 ° . " , per bbl ,
20.00 OA 21 0
Beef, mess. .'. 1 12,00 a 17,00
Lard, per lb. 1 )2 t .13
Tallow. .. 11 4 ' 12
V._,..^^a, per dos. ..„ 25 O]te SO
Wool. prr lb. - • 50 0 65
Dressed Hogs, per lb. . 4 ,, Et 0 " 10
DIM SAVED IS WORTI! TWO
earned. That'. ar hat , make.so many buy their
($
Boots and ShOoa of •
T'S SO CHARLEY frOILDUAZ.
. ) .
TF YOU, c.SAVW FROM
so go igi f ig ems. os *tot Bocitto_r Shoesolo.so
=4 Tril. livekol4lo
(Ind w. ea. ma. I yr
Is OFTEN TEE EESIILT
larAllllllL TURRELL h eanthandlyletwholAt
new intgepllis °Malaise Dm, Ana Mediefons. while
willbs toblan low anal any WY, Mesta Moan s&
In Gre - at Bend, Feb. 12th, by
Esq., Mr. M. B. - Skinner, , of-Great
Bend, and Miss Anna E. Chase, of Oak-
- At ihe itt:Gieat
Feb. 26, by Rev. W. Johnson, Mr. Geo.
Buck and Miss Charlotte R. Stephens,
both cif Great. Bend. L -
In Bloominggrove, !Orange co. N. Y.,
Feb. 28th, at i he• residence of the bride's
mother, by:B„ev, Warren Hathaway, Ale.
Nicholas Crb.rnan, of Elk Lake, and kiss
Sarah Bow wan, of the form• place.
lidu eblitrtistmena.
31 Y o w u l t i lti ,T . , t h c a l u n kpi e
0 1 T r :r r b u o vo x ca bs ti v u l:g i le
h ft er h erb r v h ca am a:lo w n it a i rl
twryous ugalut4 trusting her on my account, as 1 will
pay no dents of ht r contritcting since the lime she loft.
Jessup, MurcL 12,).867.•31 DAVID . TARBoX.
~.u0t1®13..
/WE Eubserther will sell at i publlo vendue on Ms
premises in Jessup. on
IVetincaday,- Ara ?eh 20, 1867,
at 10 o'clock, a. in., the following property, to wit :
1 fwd horse lumber wagon, 1 two horse spring Wa.
goo. 1 light two-borne top But : T4y. 1 two-horie tilei l b, I
t,lbtter, u one horse harness, rearming Utensils, House•
hOld Furniture, and other articles I 4.41 numerous to
mention here.
TEHAS.—Sums coda $lO, cash ; $lO or over, six
mouths credit, with interest and approved security.
L. BREWSTER, Auctioneer.
Jessup, 31'ch U, 1067.•11 RICHARD NICHOLS.
PUBLIC SALE!
subseilbers will sell at public tale on the prem
JL ieee as Ws Mack farm, lu Limock, 1011
.liednacluy, March 20, 1867,
at 10 o'clock, a.'m., the following property;
6 Cows, 11 three }car old Heifers, 6 Yearlings, 150
Sheep, 1 pair 4 year old Horses, 1 pair Cults, 9 Chester
White Lim, 1 Buckeye combined Mower and Reaper,
1 lumber Wagon. 1 hack Wagon. 1 Buggy. a sett double
11.4roess. Plows, Harrow, a quantity (it Hay,Corn,Osts,
Buckwheat sod Potatoes, Churu Power. Churns, Pans,
&c. together with Household Hoods. 8 Cook al.ovrs,
Sewing Machine, Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, and other
art tele,. nut enumerated.
TERMS —All sums under 115. cash ; $5 or over, nine
mouths credit with interest and approved security.
Diauuck, tech 12, 1it.67.*1t E. et L. D1.H.1018.
.11. - tiatic)3a.
rinIIE subscriber will sell at public vendue at his resi
( deuce In Brooklyn. on Monday March 18,1367, at
9 o'clock, a In.. the fallowing property:
111ee year old Mire. 1 eleven year old Mare. 1 pair 7
veer old .414.4,, R Cuws,l:l sheep ,1 shoat. Plows. Drag.
1 open Buggy. 1 cup Buggy, flambee Wagon, 1 new
pair l'ob-. 4) bushels ( lover Chaff.
0 ,,t; bushel Timothy
:Seed. Ilitesehold Furniture, Fat Utensils. a quan
tity of Bay and Straw. a Fanning Mill. a new Grind
stone. and other articles not enumerated.
TER 113.—Sorn. ander $lO. cavh ; $lO or over, nine
months credit with interest and approved vecuaitv.
Ltrotiklyn. Arch 12,1801.'11, L. Th/LI'LLSING.
PUBLIC SALE.
TIE subserthets will sell at /MAUD on the Penn of
T
Beni. Itus.ell, in Jerson, on Thursday March 28,
1807. at 10 o'clock it. m , the following proprlty :
Two Ante. (one with fol) one two Sear cold eult, 1
year' 1112 Iwo v.... -14 I.—as—, •
Iron beam plow, 1 lumber wagon, 1 licht two horse
spring wean, 1 sleigh. 1 sett doable harness,2 oz
ynker. 3os chains, 1 dng power and 2 churns. I parlor
stove,l cook stove. hunts hold turuiture, chairs, bu
reaus, ac., and o her articles too numerous to men
tion.
Tatars—All sum! maier ten dollav, eavh.—slo or over
nine months cretin with interest and approved semi-
If. C. StirrON, Auctioneer.
B. RUSSELL.
IV. U. CRONK
Jessup liareb, 12,1SCT —thv
BM FOR HIE!
rpriE torhsciiher offers (or Palo hie farm in Bridrawa
1 ter, two tni lee north of Montrose, contoining
ONE HUNDRED ACRES
of land, havlng thereon a good House, Barn and Or
chard. A good
Grain & Dairy Farm.
About sixty-five acres Improved.
Terms made known by calling upon the subscriber
on the premise,
Bridgewater, March 8. 1867. tf
TITOMAS CASEY.
PUBLIC SALE!
-BE Filbert Iber havipg sold his Farm. (formerly the
1 Crater Qtrm,pear Miitt't factory in -Brldgewarerj
will tieltrothe_highest bidder, on Monday March 18th.
at 10 - o'elnek a. m.. the following property ; 1 span 6
years ad Mires. 5 COWF, 3 two rear old Hollers, 1 two
years old Bull, I Yearlings. 12 Sheep. !Monte. 1 lum
ber Wagon. I lumber Sleigh. 1 sett double Harnera,
sett Whiffletrees. 1 grain Cradle, I Darrow, 1 alone
Criiwbar, Log-chain, half barrel Churn, conking
and parlor Stoves and Pipe, 2 hlrea Step, Vinegar.
Irak Pane. a quantity of Ilay. &c. &c. Alto, 2 light
Wagnini, a lot of potatoes. find 3 plows.
ander $lO. each; $lO and overoilne
months approved notes with !Werra.'
D. BnEwsvan, hawker.
J. E. BARRISO'..q.
Mot trosc, march 5 , 1E67. In
Administrator's Sale.
II L hnsold ntrtblle enle on the premlres former
\ ly of Ibises Beneon, de'e,l, in Jackann township,
ou Tlitireday the 12th ony of Mart h, 1567, the following
property. to wit : 6 cowl.. 3 rtcere, 12 .carlinge. 1 two
year old bulls. 1 two year old colt, 4 biro year old heif
ers. 17 rilteep.2 mowtn" macittnee, 1 lumber-wagparl
one !twilit carriage. 1 erotkcj -Ultima, 1 table. 3 nand,
novel , and pipe. 1 cutter, 2 chortle, 2 ttiottr,l county
map, 1 loom and Llxtgree. 1 horse pitch fork, kept, bar.
rele. ca.ke, cro,e cut and dreg ran ,barn Phuvele, hand
end Mick eawq, and any quantity of articee not men
tioned.
Tem= or Skim—All snore er $lO or irt.P. reeh; °err
$lO biz months credit with Interest end Approved peen
ritY. GILBERT k DUCE Auctioneers.
Jackson, March 4th. 1867
Public Sale of Real Estate.-
11COTICE Is hereby riven that all the lands and tene-
LM ment• late of Samuel Taggart, deceased. lying and
being In the township of Middletown, County of Sue
;lncitation, nod State of PetinsyMnln. containing about
one hundred and sixty ono acres more or loss, being
in two separate tract* of laud. together with the im
provements, will he sold at public 'crane on the 23d
day of March. 1E67, to the highest bidder. Terms of
sale made knows on the day of such enle. Sale to open
nt one o'clock en maid day, at the Mansion horse on
,said premlecs.
atireb 4th, 1667
BLACKSMITHING.
r o llE undersigned have this day formed n co-partner
1. ship, under the drat name of Stamp 6 Moran. for
the purpose of coming ua Blacksralthing to all its
branches.
Strict attention will ki given, to Horse-shoeing.
MI work will be done neatOand promptly. The pub
lie are invited to call.
E. P. STAMP.
Montrose. March 4th, 1807. tI P. T. MORAN.
Good Pena elven Away
AXPLES of "" Adios d , Vo's celoprated Golden
0 ?one will bo seen= on retelpt 6t 'stamp for
toecap. Address ADAMS le Co.. 21 Bromdeld sUcot.
"Wat ,16 $ 11, "
.'.• Emardb s . Mt lore
•
IZLVYalnirpfligt
GA tta Faiviiiii* away Maw
comm.
CLOSING OUT
Leas than Cost
ENTIRE STOCK
7C)11. - 3r ar co co r) s;
321,reirLoli iStcore,
ct 4? oftecta
BARGAINS! BARGAINS
And it is not probable they can bo any LOSER for
thq next few years, but on the contrary,
L. D. BENSON, Adm'r
F. TAGGART, Ezr
We would improve this oppertiniity to
returOitir.gkettful aeknowledgnienta to
the people of Montrose rind.vieinity, for
the very liberal mennerthey haire patron
ized us during our brief starhere.
, . I. -N.
'".
JILT aC:OIIST,
CLOSE BUSINESS.
AT THE
BINGHAMTON
WILL
POSITIVELY BE SOLD
AND LESS !
IN ORDER TO
CLOSE BUSINESS
IMMEDIATELY.
Most of oar Goods aro
EAT/ gTri'llk,
Lately 3PuralLexasecl,
lllglaer.
In consequence of the recently Increased
TA RIFF;
Making it Advisable to Secure
33 AL NIL ar .a. x iv Si ,
BEFORE IT IS
'Too Late !
ESTATE OF SAMUEL CARTER,
demised. We of /Saban Winship, Susquebaans
county. Ps.
Lettersoladadnistsation upon the estateof the above
naineddeseibum having been pealedtp tbe undersign'
et, all persons tntebten to said estate are hereby noti
fied to 'Make immediate payment, and those having
claims agate Mtn° same topresent thuntalY stakiellu*
cated for settlement. 1 , - •
CAT 212,, • "
- - rt. s: DAV R is. 0- 441.11 "
Annum March 4th, ISM.*
VSTATE OF JOHN FALSEY, late
of Apolama township, Eituure Co., depeased.
Litters testamentary' uptin • the -cleated the above
named decedent having been granted to the undersign.
ed, all pbVeone Indebted to eild'estate are hereby noti
fied to make Immediate ph yalent and , those having
claims against the same tokeesent them dilly authenti•
cated for settlement. • -
• - -- • •• • • Jontv CAREY. • 1 .6-.• .
11108. PURCELL, r
Apolaetin, Sfnrcb 12. 2507.* •
Auditor's -Make.
TE tindersigned bavlngbeen appointed nn auditor
by the Orphan& Court of Susquehanna County to
dt•tri bute" tile fund in the hands of the aditildistrarcit of
the estate of Benj. C. Tomgie, dec'd, will attend to the
duties of raid appointment at bleak° in Montrose. on
Friday the 2311 day of March. 18417. at one o'clock
p. in., at which time and place all persona having dolma
upon said fanewili present theta or be forever de
barred.
J. 13. ISI'COLLtrIf, Auditor
Montrosc o Feb. V, 1.461; ; .
Auditor's Notice. -
mom undersigned, an auditor appointed' by the Or
phan's Court of Sumps henna County to make dis
tribution of the fund in the hen& of the admiuls
traitor of the estate of Ami Devine, dec'd, will attend
to the duties of ench appointment at the omen of
B. B. t G. P. Little, in the borough of Montrose.
on Monday. the twenty-Mb day of March. MI. at
one o'clock in the afternoon, at which time and place all
persons interested in said fund will present their daims
ur be forever barred from coming in upon said fund.
GEO. I'. LITTLE, Auditor.
Montrose, Feb. 19, 191..1
Auditor's Notice.
MITE undersigned, an Auditor appointed by the Or.
phans' court of Susquehanna county to distribute
the balance of the fund in the hands of R.llarris and J.l/.
Tyler, adm're, among the heirs and legal lepreFenta.
tives of the estate of W. K. Tyler. deceased, will at
tend to the duties of his appointment nt bit oface in
Montrose on Friday . the 15th day of March, 1887, at
one o'clock. p. m., nt which !AMC and place all persons
are required to present their claims or be debarred from
coming in for a •hare of said estate.
W. D. LUSK, Auditor.
Montrose, Feb.12;43C7
Auditor's Notice.
Tnz undersigned. an andltor appointed by the Or
phan't court of Susquehanna County to distribute
the balance of' : the And in the hands of John Boyle,
guardian of Charles J. and Mary Thomas, minors. will
attend to the duties of his appointment at hie office in
Montrose, on Monday. the 18th day or 'Starch, A.D.
1807. at one o'clodc.ln.. at which time and place all
persons are required t p„ o present their claims or be for
ever debarred from coming In upon said fund..
JAMBS If. CAIIMALT, Auditor.
Montrose, Feb. 5, 1507.
I`STATE OF ORSOII PERRY, late
A:4 of New Milford, Susq'a countt., pa., dec'd.
Letters utadministration upon the estate of [bellboys
named decedent !mine been granted 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 authenti
cated for settlement.
New Milford, Jan. 22, IBC7
To all wishing Fruit &
Ornamental Trees.
THE undersigned having made arrangements with
one of the large Nursery firms of York State. will
deliver Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Orepe Vines,
Flowering Plants and Shrubs at the growers Itrrem
PRICE. All wishing to purchase will find it for their in
terest to call on or communicate with
A(. TUIVN.E.
fitr, a-en
TV'sryvv• P'lrm.
Baldwin, Allen, & McCain
DEALERS IN
Flour, Feed, Salt, Pork, Butler, Cheese,
Dried Beef, Hams, Fish, Smoked Hai r
ibul, Candles, Tea, Coffee, Spices,
Syrup, Molasses, k:uyar,
Seed Wheat,
Clover el: Timothy Seed, Flax-seed, Beans,
Brooms, Nails, &c. 4c.
Thankful for past patronage. we shall be happy to see
and wait upon oar old and new customers.
All Goods and Flour warranted.
A. BALDWIN. W. L. ALLEN. .1. IL IleC AIN.
Montrose, Fab. 5,1857.
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ELECTRIC 'SOAP
Saves Time, Saves - Money, Saves Labor,
Saves Clothes, Saves Women,
And all Grocers sell it.
It is need by cutting into small shavings and diesels•
ing in hot water. then soak the clothes five to-ten min
tam and a little hand rubbing will make them as clean
as henry of machine rubbing would do. with ordinary
'omen and the most delicate fabric receive no injury.—
We can refer to thousands of families who are using it,
and who could not be persuaded to do without
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC SOAP.
orsold by all leading Groc:rs throughout the State
Manufactured only by
X)033.31E51NE3 esis 7—.C2017311,
WHOLESALE OFFICE,
107 South Fifth Street, Philad'a.
Nov. 13, l&GG.—ly*acte
EMPORIUM Of NEW SIRES!
NEW GOODS.
H. Burritt g q i s o z,,g,. ...ei o v il n g largo and
.M•2l.lg:(Thr L 1,1" ttnpr.• ! ;' - ;15 r_Tn
CallafidAapraßlEo ( 044 1
tCh (Li
Embracing extra varieties of Fashionable Dress Goods
in plain, striped and figured Delanes, imperial
Lustres, Merinoes. Paramattas, Plaids
and Prints Cloths, Cassimeres,
Flannels. Broche and •
Wool shawls,
Balmoral and Duplex Hoop Skirts, Taidies' and Gents'
Furs, BniTalo Holies. Carpel lug, Floor Oil Cloths, Wall
Papers, Window Shades, lint , and Caps, Boots, Shoes,
and Clocks ; including also as usual a general assort
meet Mother Dry Goods, Dress Trimmings, and Yan
kee !Cottons. Groceries. Crockery, Hardware, Iron,
Nails, STOVES. Drugs. Oils. Paints, &c. &c.. which
ho will soil on the most f tvorable terms for Cash, Pro
duce, or approved Credit.
New Milford, November, 1868.
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS.
WOTICE Is hereby given that nssistant assessors of
1.11 United States Internal Revenno have been appoin
ted as herennd , r.
Themes J. Watert. Scranton. Division 0, compris
ing the old borough of;Pcninton, that' par of the old
township of Providence 'east of the Leek/manna River,
and tho townships of Nniii!oll nod Jeffer.t n.
Jona Damp:. Hyde Park. Division comprising
the old boroughs 45r Bile Pork and Providence, that
part of tho olli:townithip of Providence west- of the
Lackawanna River—the townships of Abington end
Denton, and the borough of Waverly.:
Any person ; having bilelpfelijO trAflPflf t with assist
ant assorrurs within above:dercrlinglrlivisionswilleall
upon or vapor:, Lath° assistant. waned in his division..
A. 3. opauttT6olrOisseitior.
irlielfth 'district' hit Peztoisylmits:!
JUOntrina. rObjeth v iea, '4lllO , ••
7"§r
A MONTI! rArciiiiii:ailtitiffik
41Ifmr nmw 'Wass. just oat. Address 0:T. GA-
Part City Building, Biddeford, Me. • (msdidly•
NEW FIRM.
music & JEWELRY.
,
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filull'etbseribsrimving formed it parl.nersidp
J. Zit. J. A. STEVEIsd, wobes to make blebest
bows to his old Customers.. and inform them that the
AlerrandiaDepartment of iho business will bander
by can:viols by U. D. Boman Co. with Increased
capital and facilities. A large s oth of Dew Goodsthell
departments, a store thoroughly /vetted, and ,
Woricleta
The WatebAnking Department'
. .
Ts retnlneny me, and will reecho my personal atteet•
tlon. II have secured th servkes of MR. C.ll. %VOLD.
BYE, a gentleman who bee had twenty-flee years in the
beet shops of Europe, and haw no faperlor in the eosin
try. I shall therefore be able to do all work with!.
three days from the dine it Is left.
The 016cleand Jewelry Repairing
WIIThe owned by Mr, Stevens. who will do-all wotY Is
that line promptly,attd In the best style. • . r -
N0v.21, 1860. 0. D. DEXdil.
orr2ss eprocrir.
will consist of a fall aascirtment of ibo totlowinstSo6s
suitable for this market, which will ha eo aLilowilila"
many of them lower, than by nay ono mart in alba 14
New York city.
Read the:Catalogue.
CLOCKS & WATCHES.
All styles. Including tiler celebrated Calender Clocks.
which tell the day of the month and week, also the
name of the month, making the changes for (Jeer,
month correctly, with nu caru but to wind them once •
weeek.
rteary, solid Gold Chaim.. Make , and Kam Fine sal.
Id tots of Jam:l4-I'lns, Slaavu Batton, binds. Eat
Rings,&c. etc.
WEDDING RINGS.
WI!. C. NVAILD, Adm'r
WATCHES.
Ama lean, Swiss end English, both gold and am
SETH THOMAS CLOCKS;
'JEWELRY.
SPECTACLES
Warranted to fa all kinds of erea.
SOLID GOLD ALBUMS.
A neat llttlo Charm holding nigh'. small Photopapbs.
GOLD PENS.
A One assortment, with and without holders. Old
onus repoluted.
SOLID SILVER WARE.
Made to order of pure Coln, consisting of Spoons,
Forks, Thimbles, Batter Knives, Napkin Wags, Fruit
Knives, Vest Chains, fie.
PLATED WARE.
Thobest In market—single, double, treble and quad.
staple plate, and waar.s.temn=from a full Tea Set dawn,
including Castors, Cake and Card Baskets. Ice Pitchers,
Walters, Butter Dishes, Sugar ZONVAt, Cups, Tea Bells.
&c.
MUSIC.
PIANOS.
•
Manufactured by Decker Brothers, WM eh , 'with their
late improvements, surpass those of auy ..the makers.
Also, Bradtmry's New Seale Pianos—a b liz aSid !Astra.
meat. Other Pianos from $330 to 6500. •
CABINET ORGANS,
From $llO to sl2oo—warrarted for five years. They
are the Iltieat reed Instrument in the norid t and r hate
only to say that 1 have sold nearly MAO rortn of
them In the last four years -;• and they nn• 1111 in :uud'nr•
der and have never cost my customers u cent lot rvputrs.
VIOLINS, GUITARS, &e.
Violins fross_s.s to $3O, Fluted, Fifes, Clarlonets,Buse.
os, Guitars, Bugs, Strings, Tuilio;;Forks, &c.
BRASS BANDS
Supplied with instruments of the best American man
ufacture. by the single Instrument or full net, !lithe ma•
'ices price—also music for any number of io.trument..
Instruction Books and Sheet >i n-ic on i ”nd. and new
supplies received every ,Week. l'huio Stools hunt SC. to
$l5.
Perfect
. 4 3ezoing Needles. - • •
We have the exelnelye agency for It J. Iloberts• Pa
tent Parabola Needles—the best in the wurid, Try ono
parr awl icao...u.ami
!(are Arms and Sportiny
Spencer's, and Henry's Breech loading RI.
Iles. all style, Ltavolvers. Fowlia,g Pieces. shut Belts
■nd Powder Flasks, cartridges ihr all the U. S. Army
guns ; also U. S. and other Percussion Caps, Cooper
Cartridges, alt styles and sizes.
0. D. DUMAN. J. A. STEVENS.
Montroee, Nov. 27, 19613
PER TEAR We want Agents every.
1,500 where to sell our I3IPROV oil $.40 Sew
ing Machines. Three new kinds. tinder and upper
feed. Sent un trial. Warranted flee years. Abortsal
ary or large commissions paid. The only machines sold
in the linited States fur less than $4O. Which are fully
licensed by Howe. Wheeler & er 4 itaker,
Singer & Co., and Bachelder. All other cheap machines
are infringements, and the seller or tow,' are liable to
arrest. fine and imprisonment. Il l ust rated el rculfirs tient
free. Address. or call upon SHAW & CLARK. at Didda•
ford, Maine, or Chicago, inany2olly,
STOVES! STOVES!
• NEW and select stock of Cooklnz. Parlor & Shdrs
STOVES, just - received uud fur sale uu the molt
favorable terms.
DURDITT,
New Milford, Dee. 11, 1660.
atcomarpxm-E:t. ,
PENSIONS, 'BOUNTY, AM)
- BACK PAY.
TH1R"411 , 34 ,
will geSEpDroAmC,XiaTttoetnTiflonE to all
claims entrusted to his care. Charger low. and Infos.
=Mon FREE. L. F. FITCH.
Montrose, Jan. 14. 1665. tf
Latest Fashions Demand
J. W. BRADLEY'S Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OR DOUBLE SPRING)
sKutr.
The wonderful flexibility and great Comfort and
pleasure to any Lndy wearing the Duplex Elliptic Skirt
will be experienced particularly 1 , 1 ull true ded assem
blies; Operas, carriages, railroad care, church pews.
arm chairs. for promenade and honed dress. ne the skirt
eat he folded when in use to occupy a small place' es
easily or conveniently as a silk or muslin dress, an in
valuable quality in crinoline, not found in any stngle
spring skirt.
A lady having enjiyed the pleasure, comfort and grealk
convenience of wearing t h e Duplex Elliptic steel sprint
skirt for a single day will never afterwards telilinglr
dispense with their use. For children, IlliseaS, and
young indica they are supericr to all °there.
They will not bend or break like the single sprinz,
but will prrserve their perfect end graceful shape whet
three or four ordinary skirts would have been thrown
away as useless. The hoops are covered with double
and twisted thread, and the bottom rods ere .not only
double springs, but twice (or double) covered. prevent.
ibg them frdha wearing out when dragging flown stoops
stairs, &e.
The Duplex Elliptic is a great favorite With aliladies
and Is universally recouirainifled by the Fashion Bina
zines as the tandfird skirt of the fashionable world.
To enjoy the fullowiug inestimable advantages in
crinoline, viz : superior quality. 'Perfect meny l ipsi fl y e ,
stylish shape and finish, fixibility, durability, comfort
and economy. inquire for 4. W. Bradley'. Duplex El
liptic, or Double Spring_ Skirt, and be sure you get tho
genuine article.
CAUTION.—To guard against imposition be partial
lar to notice that skirts offered as " Duplex" have the
red ink stamp, viz: " J. W. Bradley's Duplex Steel
:springs" upon the walstband—nono °theta aregenu
ine. A Tan nate.° that overt , admit a pin be.
lug passed through the centre, thus revealing the two
(or double) springs braided tocether therein.-which is
the secret ofthelr flexibility and strength, end a cum
bination not to be fouled in any other skirt.
For sale in all stores where first class Skirts aro sold
throughout the United Slates and elsewhere.
Idat.titactured by the sole owners of the Patent.
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Weida Lindley d: Corey,
Or Chambers and TO Weida ,
91 Beau sta., Now York
Yek.l,lB6T.L3nt
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TY YOU WANT THAT OLD BOOT
raps4rod np as good swum. ,' • "
1 fti.• ' GUAR= josx4rAir,
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A largo, Ana assortment,