MN=:;
Demsdratie Osnadittes.
- PoimOoratiO Comity Cottllnittee
will'tneOt. at - Searle% Hotel in Montiose
on Monday, April Bth,lB67,itt one o'clock
p. to., to elect delegates to tke State Con
vention.
Nottce.
- Rev. 11. Boughton will preaoh at the
Universalist Church in Brooklyn, on Sun•
aay, April 14th, nt loit a. m.
Another Wajection.
The President nominated R. B. Little,
Esq. for Assessor, last. week, but the Sen
ate, in accordance with its custom, re
fused to confirm. •
The Negro Lawyer.
The Montrose Republican of this week
alleges, that J. J. Wright, the black law
yer, studied law with R. B. Little, Esq.
That statement is false. Wright studied
in the office of Bentley & Fitch, and was
admitted to the Bar upon the certificate
of Mr. Bentley, and the recommendation
of the examining committee- 7 8. S. Bent
ley, A. Chamberlin, and J. B. MCollum,
Esqrs.
Teachers' Examinations.
Teachers' examinations will be held as
follows
Susq's Depot School House, April 10
Gibson Hollow a " 11
Clifford, City a " 12
Hopbottom . a 44 13
Dimock Corners 11l a 15
Auburn Centre - 44 "
16
Jessup, Bolles' " " 17
Friendsville " " 18
Franklin, Salt Springs " 41 19
Montrose, Academy, 20
Icew Milford, " 22
Ilarford " " 23
As these Examinations will be held to
furnish Teachers for the Summer Schools,
certificates wilt be granted for the Sum
mer term only. Only those will be ex
amined who purpose to teach the coming
term.
Since examinations were held in each
township last fall, they will be held this
spring in such places only at► will best ac
commodate the county.
Teachers will attend such examination
as will suit them best.
W. W. WATSON,
County Sup't.
April 2, 1867
Fire at Great Bend.
We learn from the Pennsylvanian that,
a fire broke out at Great Bend on Mon
day night, last, which destroyed the two
buildings known as the Wolcott. Block,
and damaged two small buildings of W.
Pain tin.
The principal losers by the fire are W.
S. Wolcott, C. 11. & T. F. Shipman, Elks
W. Beckwith, Erastus Green and Walter
Paintin. Walcott's - loss, above insurance,
will not eseeed 81,000. The Shipman
loss from $5OO to BSOO above Insurance.
Beckwith, whose photograph rooms were
over, the flour and feed store of the Ship
mans, lost his entire stock—insured for
8800, !bout 8400 less than loss. His fam
ily escaped with very little clothing, and
but one bed. Paintin's loss is from $5OO
to 8800.
The origin of the fire is unknown. It
was probably from accident.
Mr. Wolcott. broke ground and com
menced building again on the morning af•
ter the fire. Paintin is also at work re•
pairing the damage done to his buildings.
Burglar Arrested.
Deputy Sheriff Truesdell of Susquehan
na co. Pa., arrived in Binghamton, Satur
day afternoon, with a description ola
I.ed man named Simon Rivers, statin g
;li e had broken open a house and rebhed
a man named James Tucker, at New Mil
ford, in that county, of about t5OO, and
offered a reward of $.50 for his apprehen
sion. Sheriff Brown and Deputy Sheriff
Edminster, of Lisle, who lvas in town, at
once proceeded to hunt up the man, and
found him near the new colored church.
On being lodged in jail and searched,
4194 of the money was found on his per
son, and collector's receipts for taxes,
which were fully identified. He was lodg
ed in jail. The -reward was promptly
paid upon the nppreheasion and confine
ment of the robber.—Broome Gozelle.
List of Jurors,
Drawn to serve at Term of Court com
mencing April Bth, 1867 :
GRAND JURORS.
Auburn—George Low.
Ilridgewater—lra Foster,E.W.Hawley.
Clifford—D. S. Stephens.
Choconut—D. 0. Minkler.
Dimock—Lyman Blakeslee.
Franklin—Edwin Summers.
For. Lake—F.H. South well, C.Wright.
Gibson—John Bennett, 2d, J. E. Guile,
J. E. Whitney.
Harmony—S. H. Barnes.
Harford—M,Jeffers, A.W.Green wood.
Lathiop—Truman Bell.
Montrose--W..L. Allen.
New Milford—H. W. Northrop, John
Washburn.
Oakland—J. G. Raymond.
Rush—David Case, W. H. Sherwood.
Springville—Jas. Koons, Orrin Fish.
TRAVERSE JURORS-FIRST WEEK.
Auburn : Z. L. Cooley, David Jackson,
Wm. Lee.
Apolacon : 0. B. Haight, David Jones.
Bridgewater : L. Beach, H.H. Frazier,
L. B. Guernsey, L. Judson, D. Kiiiaber:
Choeonut: James Dnnelly. •
Dimock : Alfred Miles, A. W. Main.
Forest Lake: Judson Burr, J. Stone,
2d, A. Tilden, $, G. Ball.
Gibson: JUMP Bennett.
Great Bead;,Beany Mort, G. B.
Trowbridge.
Harford:l.T. Tiffany.
Herrick B. R. Ellie. ' ,
Jac:keen :-.L. S. , Barrio, luso Grant.
Jessup :: Q. stone, Wm. Shell).
Liberty : Richard Bliley, Patrick 0:?r
-hitt A.A. , Fish, leaao EtatieetJ.litarsh—
eathriap : L. %V. Kelinm, O.Strickland;
Lenox.: Wan:Halstead, o:4 T .Seteranoe.
Montrose: A. '.N." • -
Middletown: Jere. du:Aida...ti „ '
New Milford : H. Grinnel. - -
'Rash:AK°. Berthelf, JOliirf-BiAtiP7
Siiv,er_LakacW-71L Hill.
Springville D. S. Sheldocr,-P. Brooke.
Stiq'ir. - Depot - : D. R. Pope_, .
Thomson : Elias Bryant-, V-.- R. Whit
ney.
TRAVERSE JURORS- .•.-SECOND WERE.
Auburn : Gersham Orawford, Leander
Lott, B. A. Pierson, John Tewksburiy.. :
Apolaeon : Johnston Foster.
Brooklyn : N. O. Benjamin, H. L. Bat
ley.
Bridgewater : F. F. Trielcox. •
Choconnt : Dennis_ O'Dea.
: Peter Bennett,- Elise Stevens.
Dimoek : George Gates, F. H. Hollis
ter.
Friendsvilla: Wm. Bufrum„
Forest Lake: Henry Bolles,James Sla-
ter.
Franklin : Franklin Smith.
Gt. Bend : H.H. Merrill, D. S. Roosa.
Gibson : Charles Kennedy.
Harmony : B. Cook.
Harford : M. Oakley, Alvin Stivens.
Herrick : Sanford Barns, Ezra Tooley.
Little Meadows : E. B. Beardsley.
Middletown :
New Milford : A. J. Moss.
Springville: A.' P. Browih: lan
mon, A. D. Woodhouse.
Susq'a Depot : George Brown, J. C.
Cook. _
Silver Lake: Chester Bliss. -
Thomson : Collins Gelatt, Wm. Wit
ter.
[ABEL TO BRIM L ts continually receiving
new suppl les °Webbing Drags ano Medicines. which
will be sold as low nest any other Stc -s in Montrose.
: cioNG•j: 11:•FA 7 1 (.1
This mediates. Umtata by Dr. .1. H. {slams. of nits-
Itslstda, b Latended I. tltweles the %tad sad make U has
eartaa. the Ord Proms et ollgattios. lay eleseslng
stomach with Selma:era Mindy/Ike PUU the Tante saes
MUM the mettl4 sad tad NM amid rue be masa below
wing It will be way digested.
Csararaptloa eland be eared b 7 fielinat's PUICIMILIO
arum atilew the stomach and Liver Is wade bettor sad the
tilleite misted, belies the Taste and Pills ars snalred
nearly ewer/ cue af eonsamption. A half dozes betties of
the SEAWIZD TONIC sad Ulm or mar berms et COD
NANDRAEN PILLS will ears ear tediumq am et are'
Mai& •
Dr. SOMME matt prefosslassal sisirsts Www Tart. Das.
Sae, sad id his islhadyal OM= la fldisdeVala "my week.
dar daily papers of nth plies, er his passtddsi as essessap
lksh Sir his days *a rishistlaa.
Please elseseee, wltea pardhedasa godless *we Utinswass
of the Meter, one ortga We lag New of Cloassmokah
sad Use other if he stew la la peellsollwallla gam the Gar
-141112115L11 Iwo&
Bail skyW Druirtsss sod Dialer% tem &Mrs' balk ar
&.6O the kilt dos= AU lateen tor adobe should bs sd•
&mod to Dr. Bansaoi'e 'rioalpal Mak Ito. lb Moth das
Somas. PlollatiAali. Pa.
Glonena Wholestie Agents: Dams Dunes 4 Co.. A. I
s. U. Mee* Italthaare, Mi. ; John D. Pluto. Dizschindas
Ws: Walker is 'Tarim, CRAeido. C6lllsut Wes.. &
laula. MA. (Li w. a► gcsa.l rt.
07 - • Cough. A Cold, or A Sore Throat y
MIKII7IIRXJ ILICIGUILATII ATTENITON.
&WO SHOULD 2,13 CTECIUM.
I. ALLOW= TO CONTLTITS,
of the Lungs,
♦ Forman:at Throat Disease,
or Consumption
11 OTTER TKO 111111 LT
BROWN'S
BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
11.41Y - LllO • DOITCT 1117LVNICCI TO TITO PAMTS,
Glib lIIIMEDIATZ STUMP.
For Bronchitis. Asthma, Catarrh, Consumptive
and Throat Diseases,
~,
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will And Troches useful in clearing the 'Voice when ta
ken before Singing or Speaking, dial relieving the
throat after an unueual exertion of the vocal organs
The Ti oche: are recommended and prescribedby Phy
sicians, and have had testimonials from eminent men
throughout the country. Being an articleof , true merit,
and havirigprored their of eaeyfota test , of many years
each year finds tperointioal localities in various parks
of the world, arid the Trpclses are aniversally.pronoun
ced better than Otticir arileles.• •
°ETA= only " 8#01714 . 11 DEMICRIAL Turmas," and
do not take any of go Worthless Imitationktbat maybe
tittered. Sold eViry;srliere. novt 6m antpLl
or rionce.;--The beautiful Piano Fortes of.Gadra
sm.= & Co. are deemed by all goodjudgetytt:he the
Mims Thufs of Instruments of the ,
We cannot su:gest what la wanting to matsla musi
cal instrument more perfev; althotigh,
,to
admit that the limit of ;elprovemeat .eao: car be at
tained.
Before they hod brought their Pianos to their pres
ent excelledoe, the, had-submitted. them , tpconapeti-
Bon With instrunicnte s)f the best makcfs oClttits coun
try and Europe, and rtpoked the reward"of merit; ovet
ad others. at tbu Celebrated .World'e Pale: Hal butjuaL
tice to say that the judgment thus pronounced has not
been overruled bv the musical world.
- .
Still. by tho Improvements lately applied by them to.
their Pianos, it le admitted that a more perfect inatrn
meat has been made. They have accordingly achieved
the Paradox' of making excellence more excellent.—
Surely, alter this, they are entitled to the motto, " Ex
celsior." Pune 19-1 y
- IVEstLIILR2AILCiMIgSI.
In Liberty, March 11th, 1867, by Wm.
M. Bailey, Esq. , LEUrts W. Elow.eno, of
Liberty, and Miss JENNIE 0. Corm,
daughter °liter. g. C. Coffin, of Vestal,
Broome co. N. Y.
At Great V•enii, March 12th, 1867, at
the house of Rev. Stephen- El we] 1,. MrtA.
J. BALuulfft, of New Alford, tied Mai
L. E. TerrLE,vf Clifford
- 14
NIT* 3
Reported for the blenerniiiit Drthoenie.'by Fenian,'
Fitzgerald _ .ds Tracy strictly Produce CoXentasiott Mer
chants. 88 Wldteltall Street. New Yoritaos .the week
ending Web 80 . 1867. _
Flour. per bbl. , 4100 1 . -14.00
Wheat, per imnbtd. 2.60 • 100
Rye. . do , ' - 1,90- • IX
Cosa, co , ..... 4 -.', , ..... ~ 140. 1.20
Oats, do ....., - ir. 4 - - 4;:Vr -' ...60 73
'Batter, per lb.: . ; . ..,...i.. ....... :, ..-...;;; 26 f: ' " f. =23
Cher" 0
f..
in
• ..
..i..
.;;
;2 .
.• 16 - . .12
-
Pork Wiistel,b4l.44--4,;••ii.u..41p woo
Beef mesa . ,
.''''..o••*it. . 44vu -S
col. 'MTh. '•..ii:;l.ifi...liiilael 18 8
Tallow - ''" 4.41....,. , ,. ; ... - ~.....k ...- - 1... 39
fag r yb iliji : . 1'!•i!! . ... !!.. 004-...1!i4...re. - I :1 - ; 40,, ,
--* "=!*.?? - :• e 9 . " .. ' ~
Droned legs, par m e .-- ........ •-• • • e$ ;0
lIIMMIMMI
Clover & Tixagthy Seed :
fo; A. V. BIII.LaRD:
Slrentrose, Mara 6th. 1667.
9VONIT I Agentsr=siz vtdr" .
,I ittml, Ma rrnattay•
Stbr 2t.hatistments.
E. L. W.V.EILS fr.„. CO.
QuccEssolts-in trle suit- &-eo., Dealers in
1.7 Dry Goode, Clothing, Ladles and 311. , 5es fine Shoes.
Also, agents for the great Amerlctu Tea and Coffee
Company, [APO , 11867.
E. L. Wltlnts.c: , C.rCi-Perr.or.
fkßwi
THteEre.V,';
i s i e l r e i s be u r e o b if t i
rs i, r t , u ) fur
t sale rr,s t I tjt i, r i. n t i h i e n
creek rcouli.-cnntoining .Q 0 ttgregaabout.f.o ^¢3 i m vv.
ed ; on the premises id a house, two bans, and ur
e!, 71 A zood U rn:n and Dairy farm.
Sale at the Court llou.e. in Mon Iruse, on Sat . nrdq.
Othzierg:ig 14111 , c1dekzM. "'
ligidgo mite*, April 2,J.2/471) 4 , WM. KSLLI.
• •
AtelaatiCl o l2..
HA Anderslguetrlvill,sell dt:atiCtidb alt.htdr
reel-
T
dened,,ltiAtarattownshlpodu Thuiroday;-.A pelt 18th
18ot, the following property :
3 Cowe, 9 pairs matched two years otd Steers, I two
years old Devon Bull. 8 Yearlings, 7 Sheep, Illog, Fan
ning 61111.4tait light Bollts;Etob tltld, 11gbt two-horsa
Sleigh, one horse Wagon, Plow, Harrow, Cultivator,
Grain Cradle, Saddle. Cross-cut Saw, road Scraper. 8
Stoves and Farming Tools too numerous to mention.
TERNS.—AII sums under .ss,.tash ; tri and over, nine
months credit with Interest and approved security.
Ararat, April 2, 1887.•2 O. L. CARPENTER.
F VB, P
oldp
T i LE
n . d e n - e i F J 4l e 4 s. p ,
Wednes
day, April 10th, 1841,...e0quotsucing At 40 o'clock a. m.
the following croperty
6 Cows, 1 light Baggyl Plow, IHarrow,l dog-powe r Churning Machine and 'Churn, 1 Grain Cradle. Scythe,
large Iron Kettle, Cutting Box, Parlor Stove, a quanti
ty of. Llay lithei Ilisro,-and other article - a not mentioned.
Tatum—All some under five dollap, casti.ss or over
num months credit with interest and approved seL uri
ty.
Jeuup April, 2,113_67. 0 1 _ PENIS SUALLUE.
Attention Farmers.
.... _... _
oa22t Will borit&ood win & Doti tdirery Stable
Montrose, during the Prot week of April
Court, c WI mencing April Bth, for thgptirpooe
time good htutor•--lIORSIEM atuililnicaath-BLASSE.
Highest price in cash paid for suitable stock
FRED. 0. GOODWIN.
Montrose, April 2d,••1867. 1 1.- .- - -•- .
• - - .... ~. . . ..•
ABEL TURRELL
Is continually receiving
NEW.. GOODS,
And keeps constantly on band a fun- and desirable as
sortment of genuine,
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Liquors, Paints, One, Dye-etuffs, Teas, Spices and
other Groceries. Stoneware, Wall and Window Pa
per. Glassware, Lamps, Kerosene, Benzoic,
Tao nee s 011, Lutirleating_o4, Neatsioot Oil,
. Refined Whale Oil , Tarnish, Whips,
'Puns, Pistols, .Cartridgee, Powder,
shot, Lead, 'Oen `Caps, Musket '-
Instruments, Tol'et Soaps, •
Asir Oils, Brushes Pocket Knives., Spectacles, Silver
Plated lapoocs, Poeta, and Ivory handled Enll2l.
Dentist's Articles, a general assortment of
Fancy Goods,- Jewelry, Perfemery, tft
ALL THE
Patent Medicines
adverttsedin Montrose, and nearly every GOOD KIND
• IN ANT MARICET.
In short, nearly everything to restore the sick. to
please the Mateo() delight the eye, to gratify the fancy,
and also to eondttee to there'd and stilistanilal comfort.
of life. Enumeration is Inapracticable, as it would fill a
newspaper. Call at the Drug and VarietyStoro of
ABEL TIIBRELL, Montrose, Pa.
.41. - tteiad..!
T au subscriber will sell at public ?endue on
Wednesday, April 17, 1867,
at his residence, to Montrose, all his Household Goods,
consisting of
Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, Beds, Crockery,
Glassware; stc.st-e.—also,l red Cow.
[See Small Bills.]
And if not diapered of sooner. will be exposed for sale
the , . W - - craxisses de .Ir-act on the
corner of Pubic square, east of Lunn House. Also—
one splendid PIANO.
Montrose, March 2ti, 1867, M. C. TYLER.
443t..r'XICILV CDO ilftlaerE;
wr.411-1EC.331' IVC:0 6 1"XC/lEll
BT a recent decision of the Court of Claims. all ofil
cers holding commissions between dates of March
Int, 18E4, and May 3c1.186.5, are entitled to $5 per month
for each Pervnot al!,.ed by I link.
For further form4lion, apply to
GEO. P. LITTLE.
Licensed Govemment Azcr.t.
Montrose, March 25. 1561. tf
To all wishing Fruit &
Ornamental Trees.
m EIE undersigned having mado arranzements %rith
one of the large Nursery firms of York State. wrll
deliyer. Ftuitand. Ornamental Trevo r -4.4;4,e. Vitae.,
Flusiondritrtioritkap,&Sitlens at fir& gravers lure=
PRICE. All ‘vishing, to purehare will fled it fur their to
[crest to cull ou or comtuuntcate frith
N. S. Tu\VNE.
Forest Lake Ceo tre.,„Fcb.-Z. 1667. 4411
HEAR YE ! HEAR YE!
-Mll4ersons who-wish- to
.t 17.40 ZWE 3a. e
IN THE PURCHASE OF
GROWER PIHWISIOI\S
will eall atAhop Store of ,t he enbirriber , gime:gamy will
• _,114 A "Good"Otock ,
Choice Flour, Fish, Hams (sugar cured),
Coffee and Tea, Sugars, Syrups and
Molasses, Tobacco, Snuff,
Cigars, etc. etc.
Also—A good Stock of
lE" AL .1%1" 3N-1E1.131 1%7 0 TX CI 1%7 R 3 ,
School and Blank Books, and a few mis
cellaneons Books, Writing Papers
and Envelopei of stiperor qua t
itles and perfumed,
Gents.' and hairs' ,Pafier. Collars, Canned
and Dried Praia; Ortingis d:Zemons,
coqdensell i Milk,, a choice article,
and In fact almost everything needed by all the rood
people of Susquehanna County who get hungry and dry,
and by purchasing thew of
A. N. BULLARD,
first Store south of the Court Mouse and east side of
the Publie Menne, you can entre item 10to 20 per cent.
Montrose, March sth, 1867.
Poll Sill OR MT.
MBE subscriber will sell or rent his Store situated ln
°tho•biiton,th of Friendsvtile. Tenins elby.' •
bierchiS k ISra. - .1. 11.04FOUD.
Dissolution. rriEE co -part tipc6thealgnea. ander
I_ the firm of Wilsen. Gr he ri Witmer; is this day
dtssoleettbrutattalvernemit.
S ltt. WILSON,
JEFF. GRIFFIS
Montrose, March 15, 1667. F. R. WARN E. 11..
• •
. Cd-Paxtnership:
m int tinder atoned kaill 'continue the Luslneas of Dry
tN are.qtroterles. etc.. et the'stere Cut•
merly ucculited by W 116 Ul.l , Wiuner, .arttler the
Ilr (IVITtOb & Ocr ' S. NI: WI.L.SU.N..:
..Nteutros, Wth 1G.,11564. (111111 .' C. M. GERE.
BLAOKS - MITHING.
.•• ,
undersignedmsB hive this clay tomcat . , coiortac?.
A. •sh ip; tinder We larld - maiue of Stump & Atoms, for
the purpoee of c.atrilug , on MlankgOttnlng In all its
breaches.
Or Strict attention will ha given to Horse-shoeing.
All work will be done neatly and promptly. The pub
lic ace lurited to call.
• ?imamate, March4th,lBl7l. U.: - -P. T. MORAN.
Good Pens Given Away.
AMPLES of " Adams ar. Co's celebrated Golden
Pens" will be sent FREE on receipt of stamp for
postage. Address ...1.DA2.5 Cu.. 21 Bromfield.strect,
Boston; Mass. . (worth 5, 1867. lnist
STATE, OF SAMUEL CARTER,
deceased, late of Auburn township, Susquehanna
counts.
Leitdrsof s dirdidstratilm upon the estate of the abor — e
named decedent having been granted to the undersign.
ed, all persons indebted to said estate are hereby utiti•
lied to make immediate payment, and those having
claims ngainrt the same to present them duly authenti
cated for settlement.
R. J. CARTER, F Adm'ra
R.
Auburn, March 4th, 1867.•
VSTATE OF JOAN FALSEY, late
.L of Apolacon township, Susq's co., deceased.
Letters testamentary upon the estate of the above
named decedent having been granted to the undersign
ed, nil persons indebted to said estate ate hereby noti
fied to make Immediate payment, and [Use having
claims against the same to present them duly awl:mutt.
caged for settlement.
JOHN CARES
EVre
THOS. PL'ItCE—L,
Apolac on, Ifarob 12.18437.•
BY MAIL, PREPAID.
CHOICE FLOWER & GARDEN SEEDS.
New Strawberries, Grapes, Bulbs, &c.
1113 M. WATSION'S OLD COLONY NURSERY and
.1.), Seed Establishment, Plymouth, Mass., is now
sending out by mail prepaid, packed with great care in
pots percha silk, so as to reach any part of the Union In
perfect safety, a complete assortment of tho finest
Grapes, Strawberries, new large Currants,
Gooseberries, Blackberries, Roses,
Flowering Pintas, Bulbs,
Links, &c..ftc. Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Evervr. pens. Hedge Plants, &c., will be sent by freight
paid to Boston. the true Cape Cod Cranberry,for
cultivation in wet laud, or in upland and Gardens,
where it produces at the rate of 400 bushels to the acre;
wittrdirectiont forcultivation. Priced descriptive cat
alogues will be sent to any address. Now is the best
time for planting. The best way to obtain good fruit,
flowers and seeds, is to send direct to the grower. Send
for a Catalogue. Wholesale Catalogues to the trade.—
Agents wanted. [March
MENDENUALL`SIMPROVED SELF-ACT/NO
=Car ma. cll.. Xat cb corn.
In these days of Srionoi and 'high priced goods, INT
cry family fu the country should have one.
lIALF TILE COST
of clothing a family can be saved by Its nee. lt is sim
ple and durable, entliil understood, and easy to operate.
No ektll is required to weave with it beyond the simple
turning of an easy crank.
ny-Prom 15 to 35 yards can be woven on it in a day.
FARMERS!
don't sell your wool and buy SHODDY, when with oneof
three Looms In your house the Girls can make all the
clothing for the fatuil, and much better quality, at ball
price.
For circalers, price list, and samples of cloth woven
on the Loom, addreea with stamp,
A. B. GATES it CO.,
833. Cher tuto. street, Philadelphia.
Also, deniers in Cotton Warp, Wool and Flax Filling
Yarns, Reeds, Ilarnese and Loom findings generally.
!larch 19, 1667. Gw•
33 CP 33 33111\T J3'
ELECTRIC SOAP,
Saves Time, , Saves Money, Saves Labor,
Saves Clothes, Saves Women,
And all Graters sell it
It is nsed by cutting Into email shavings and dissolv
ing in hot irater.t hen soak the cloth:m live to tan min-.
ntrs and a little hand rubbing will make them ns rlean
as hour* of machine rubbimy snils' do, with ordinary
soap and the most delicate fabric receive no ioj t ry.—
We can refer to thousands of fAillies who are using it,
and who c4..ald not be perenadcd to do without
DOBBLVS' FLECTIUC SOAP
/33 - Sold by all lenclinz Groc-ra throoghont the State
Natitit.ieta,,(l only by •
7:1 4CO X 3 JEIX IV El sips MI CP 1T.113,
WHOLESALE OFFICE,
107 South Fifth Street, Philad'a.
Nov. 13. 1666.-I).a/te
Fire, Life and, Accidental
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
Mosztrc.
Rome Insurance Co. of N. Y.„Capital and
Surplus..
Insurance Co. of 'North Anicrica, Phil's,
Capital and Surplus,
International Fire inepranco Co. of N. Y..
Capital mad Sur/WY, 1,:500,000
Lycomiug Connty Rut nal Inanrance Co.of
Marce . , Pellu'a, Capital and Surplus, 2,500,000
Farmer'sSlntnal Insurance Co. York, Pa.,
Capital and Surplus, 500,000
Enterprise Insurance Company, Phil's,
Capital and Surpins, 375,000
Insurance Co. State of Pennsylvania, Phil.
Capital and Surplus, '700,000
Connect ten t Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Hartford, Conn. ' paying GO per cent.
dividends to the assured., The notes
given fur half the premium is never to
be paid nnder any circumstances.. he
policy still always be paid in full, and
the notes given up. Capital, 10,000,000
American Lite Tneurance Co., Philadel
phia, Capital, 1,000,000
Travelers' Insurance Co. Hartford, Conn.,
Insuring against all kinds of accidents
Capital,
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Hart
ford. Conn., Capital and Surplus, $1,583,163
Putnam Fire Insurance Co., Hartford, Ct.,
Capital, $500,000
Hartford Live Stock Insurance Company.,
Insurance on all kinds of Live Stock,
against theft and death !runs any
cause. Capital, 000,640
arAll bnainess animated to our care will be attend
ed to on fair terms, and all Insects promptly adjusted.
STEtOIID Et 'BROWN', Agentili
CiEl"Dedualtrstdoor north of" Montrose Hotel," west
side of Public Ava.kaa.
Stimueris ernorn.. a l uii ut s Z. szenrii;
Montrose, Jan. istr 1867. 417
130" Emitlym Minnie Sewing !Machines
are enertra W-Mro th ers for resatlly sud !ilia:Wimp:Ong
vutpjler Contilha the litest improveciects : we
epee anisejeraible;* Simi cum work._ Ulu.
trs , Cletnisar' CV *ZOO wAn 1 4 =4 475 's
4xisailikaftir- cossingnies a. 1-,.; -
AddranALMEMIK I: CO;; 81 ttroabiszysiertilr.
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Job , S 4-4 1, -- - • • - " ...
NEW FIRM:
MUSIC &IJEWELRY.
rratz subnak - r . laving Inrinini.n.Oir.tionibipzvlth
-Dtlt. J. A. STEVEN*, w zebra to nialis, hta beat
bows to his old easterners,' andinforrn them that.tho
Mercantile Deliartni;dnt ortta - bdritinits will hereaacr
be carried - on by b. D. Bonnie *&, Ce..wlth inereared
and fact ti tics: a large i ocl or - New-Utiotra In all
'departments, a store ttuaronghlyrefftted, and
3Pz-1000 i=tocal.zoce,..
The Watch-flaking Department
ra retained by-)tie, and will receive tnr petional atten•
tlon. I have re nrvd thl.w.trvices of MR. C. FL WO LI).
13YE., n gentleman whu ita..had Le:lt/ay:live yc•try in the
beet thus of Europe, 4nct h o no •uy•.llv+
, 4,11:G/kn -
then:fare btean'delo du till eihrc kvlthtu
three dace from the Unit hlr lett. . "'
The Mock grid Joiielry Relief:in"
Wi11,,11,47a1ed-by Stereno, who will
that Itne p'rbdirtlJ, alit! ItaLTV Dena at; 2e."
Rot " • • ' D: DDNA'S
4 1001711. EIMICPCI;Er.
will consist ot a fall asioitinent of the toilowinn rods
suitablalor . this snarl st,wnloh wlil bw so .1 as low. sod
mitts of thearlawer, than by ally oue elso - Ibis tide or
New York city.
Re ad the Catalogue. "
CLOCKS - ..& - WATCH ES.
Ainoricao, and English, both gold an 4 silver
SETH - 'THOMAS CLOCKS,
All atylea. including.their mdchroted Calendar Clocks,
which tell the day ut the month and week, oleo the
twine of the mouth, maid ug the ehanzes for every
mouth umtcutli. With uo caru but to wind them once a
weeet. _
JEWELRY.
Henry. solid Gold Chaim!, Hooks and neys Fino $431-
Id seta of juwelry—Ylaa, t 4 leeTa Dattuiai, Studa, Ear
Rings, tg... ate.
WEDDING RINGS
SPECTACLES.
Warranted to fitalittLuds or eyes•
SOLID GOLD ALBUMS.
A neat little Charm holding eight small Photographs.
GOLD PL'.S.S.
A flue, atteertmettt, with and without holders. Old
ones repoluted.
SOLID SIL VER WARE. .•
Made to order of pure Coin, consisting.or Spoons,
Forks, Thimbles, Batter Knives, Napkin Kings, Frills
Knives,. Vest Chains, &c.
PLATED WARE.
• ••
The best in marlcet—single, double, treble anti tattsd•
rapt e plate, and trAliIIANTZD—from a full Tea Set doom,
including Castors, Cake and Card Baskets, Ice Pitchers,
Waiters. BatterDisfies, llituar /Sonia, Cups.,Ten Bells,
&c. tto.
PIANOS.
Manufactured by Decker Brothers. which, with their
late Improvements, suass those of any other makers.
Also. Bradbury's Now Scale Pianos—a splendid instru
ment. Other Pianos from WOO to /500.
CABINET ORGANS,
From $llO to-sl2oo—warratted for eve j'ears. They
are the finest reed instretraimt In the world, and I hare
only to say that I have s o ld nearly $16 , 000 worth of
thchain the Mot foyer years; and they ara all In good ar
tier and have nover.cost my customers a cent for repairs.
VIOLINS, GUITARS,
Violins from $5 to $5O, Flutep, Fifes, Clarlosets„Bara.
Jos, Guitars, Bows, String", Tuning Forks, &c.
BRASS BANDS
Supplied with instruments of the beetilinerican man
ufacture, by the single lustkument or (Mint, at the ma
ker's pi - Ice—also music for any number of Instnimenta.
Instruction Books and Sheet Music on hand, and new
supplies received emery week. Piano Stool& from $6 to
$l6.
_
Perfect Sewing Needles.
We have the exclusive agent, for It .1. Roberts' Pa•
tent Parabola Needlee—the best in the world, Try one
paper and if not eatistled the money will be refunded.
Fire Arms and Sporting Materials.
Allen's,. Spencer's. andlenry'a Breech loading
flos. st vie. Revolvers, Fowling' Ptecos, Shot Belts
end Powder Flaskr. Cartridges fur all the U. S. Army
guns ;. also U. S. and other Percussion Cape , Cooper
Cartridges, all styles and sizes.
0. D. BEM N.
liontroa.e, No,. °C, IM6
Coo FE B w
TEAR I We ant Agents every
s 1 950 \ J
whereto sell enr IMPROV . e,D $2O Sew
tug Machine?. Three new kinds. tinder and upper
feed. Sent on trial. Warranted nve years. Above sal
ary or large commissions paid. The only machines sold
In the Tin I ted States for less then $4O, which are folly
licensed by Howe, Wheeler A Wilson. Grover A Baker,
Singer A Co., and Bnchelder. All ether cheep machines
are infringements, and the seller or user are liable to
arrest. fine and imprisonment. Illustrated circulars sent
free. Address, or call tipon SHAW A CLA ItK, at Bidde
ford, Maine, or Chicago, 111. [may4ily •
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY yirtne of write binned by the Court of Common
Plena of Sunquehanna County, and to me directed,
I will expo9c to talc by rriblic venclue at the Court
House, in liontrose, on Friday. April fl, 1857, tit"l ce
clockqe. in., the , following described - pieces - yr parcels
of land, to wit :
The ("Bowing described piece or parcel of land, pita
ate in the township of Great Bend, county of Sutiqso
ban.a, hounded and described as follows, to wit : Be
ing on the east side of Main street, (or as formerly
{woven as choch, eon and Great Bend tureplke,) ad
joininn Barnes' lot on the north,- and lands of Br E.
Patrick orrice east and snnth, containing:lb - ant one
rourfil of an aererhe the same more or lees, with the ap
purtenances. one framed dwelling homie - , and all im
pro red. • (Taken in execution as the suit of Wm.smitb,
es.igned to / G. S. Bennett, vs. Edward Richard Playle.
All ttrat cerain piece or parcel of -land sftnate In the
township of Oukiiiiitl,-eonnty of eustittehunna. bonnded
and described as follows. to wit :
On the north by lot of
David /man twe.. , , on the Best by lot of E. A. 4aztori,
on the south by Prospect streef.atof on the east hy land
of Wm."Nl. Post. containing 14,400 square feet of land,
be the same more- or-less, being two building lots
knowmaa loth No. 13 and 14, with *the apportenances,
one two story frame dwelling house, and nil-improved.
[Taken In execution St the suit of Geo. W. Barnes ve.
Wril. 11. Hoyt and P. llannlng to the alma C. S. Ben
nett, vs. Wm. H. Hoyt.
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate in Gib.
son Hollow, bounOed and described as follows, to wit:
North by lands of Wm. T. Case, east by public high
way. south by lands of Wm. T. Caso, west by lands of
Hiram Follett, containing about one-eighth of an acre,
he the same more or less, with the appurtenances, one
dr,rgoods store. one shed. one store house, it being tho
property form crly owned by C. P..llawley. (Taken in
execution at the suit of C.l'. Hawley vs. Pierce, Lin
dell Co.
5.3,000,000
1, - 00,000
4n. that certain tenement and lot of land sltnate in
the borough of Friendeville, county of Susquehanna.
bounded and described as follows, to wit: Idcginning at
the corner of a lot conveyo by John C. nod S. T. ',Ter
ris to Ann Tierney, thence hlong Turnpike street north
52' WCI,GIiS.IO perches to the corner of Lake street,(uot
yet opened); thence along said Lake street south as'
west d perches to the middle of said South street;
thence along she middle °limit! sm:lth - street south 52*
cast 55-10 perches en tlie.c ncr of-said Ann Tierney's
lot; thence iong.kaidiot north 55* enst..2s perches to
the place of begiuning—eontaining about one and a half
acres of land, be the same more or less, with the appur
tenances, one dwellitig bongo. [Taken In executiou at
tho suit of W. D. Lusk vs. Phillip 31.1111au.
All th • Interest of Orbit Sutherland in all that certain
Mee: or parcel Orland . situate in the •toxnshlp of Oak
land, in Paid county. bounded ou the north by lands OL,
Elias T. Leavitt, and Genrqe "T. Frazier. east - by hinds
of George T. Frazier, Cortland Wood, and Samuel Brush
south by lands or Corti:l,nd Wood. and Samuel Brush.
crest by lands of C.B. Bennett and Silas T. Levitt, con
ts hang. ft'l acres of lend or thereabouts, with the appur ,
tenances, a framed house. two barns and about fib acre :••
improved, (Taken In execution at the suit of Milts
Prince vs. Orbit butherland.
8. F. LANE, ShoTlff.,
Shcriff's oMce, Mont 15. 1667.
1867: • SPRING. 1867.
EYRE it-VANDILL,
Fourth" it ilreA,,Striets,..PNLroTetphia Pa .,
•
429 o pening Or Spring MAW. .
Tlttoa eases select shades : of Silks. Fashionable plaid
Stilts. ftisiziarek , the new color-Wit. Dent:Auk
tpsra: Plaid India Billts.:lortect.lreet Sprittg Draws
Goods. -NO sYyle s_priat'Chintzes. „Organdlea °New
est. aryfeao SMel-colared-Poplirialtte suite,
e
Sl s itsteroistitellogilsolt- 01:11illirderat , dettbally4 ,
Goads vin findlitseWlirttiliantresli-eAll aottgiugat
ear efala: lasantl3.4*
W ATOFIES.-
large. eve unortment
MUSIC.
J. .t. STEVENS
-A LSO
-ALSO
-ALSO
—ALb(::—
Coitrt . Proolattiattil.
,
AVIIKWEArt, the nOti.r.B.STREZTIVEt, heartiest d
•• Ike Court of OyerAnd,'l'ecutiner end Opserst.frat
Delivery. Court of QuarterSesaiona of the Peace; led
Coen of Common ?leas and Orphans Court, Intbstgat
Jodlciai Diutrict, compered oftbe Counties ofatnalns•
henna and Bradford,auti the Mali, It. .1*„ Agit:Ural:l44:
Baldwio, Associate Judger In duagnebanna County
have isucti their precept, to me directed, for holding e
eon rr or Oyer and Tenni nerand Geseratleittielivery,
in the Borough of Montrose. and County of it3noquallaa7
on. on the 2d 31undril of April, 1687, It being the rith day.
Notice fa berrby gi ler. fn-the cermet, Justices of
the Peaco,and Couatablea of, the PAW County of bonne
bac ns, that they bethere In their proper personae% o'-
clock - In the utter/loon Of said day. with theirrecorda,
Inquisitions, and other remembrances, to do those
tlitmrs which to their odlceeappettalr. lobe dese: And
limo rJ' arc bound br reet.gnizances sgalnot the
prl u'uo arc ur lhn 1 be In thoJall. of mid County
of Eusquidtanna, era to be then and the; to prooscOta
against them as will be pet., •
Dated at 31ontrov, the 11th d.O• 3iorch, in etto Year
of oar Lord nun aI. a a :sad, eight t.u.ndrettaudatztreerw
- • • - S. Pe LAN. Rare
SHERIFF'S SALE&
BY ;virtue ofcurtain. writs Issued try.. lb* Cotttlef
COmmun Pleas of susgeohatuat COttnty. unapt° the
cliredtvd. wUI expose to sale by public vendee. a the
court. tIOUBC. tta Itiontroop. on Saturday, iprfl Ms% at
1 p'uiook, P. M. the following desalbedplif PP
cull ofland, to wit
The following described piece or parcel of hand .ll*
ate In Oakland township, Susquehanna connty„bonedb.
ed and. described as follows, to wit: 13n the emit
land of Calvin Brush, on the south by public Olgh•
way,s3n the west by lands ernes. Reardon, and on the
north by lands of J. B. Kettlei couinining 1111)014
feet of land, be the same morn or less with thedt
tte aces. one framed house and all improved, a
nr
teinha
in execution at the suit of P, Raining va. Ann Slog.
•
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate to Rush
township, Susquehanca county, bounded and describ
ed as follows, to wit : Oa the north by lauds 'of J. O.
lean, on the east by lands of Peter Snyder, on- the
south by lands of David Case, and on the west by laud*
ofJohn U. Graham, eon tuinin„. , about 101 scree, be the
same more or less, about six acres improved, with dal
appurtenances, ono dwelling bunco and a few small's?.
pletrces, (Taken In execution at the suit of J. I'. W.
Riley vs. john b catcall and Hate Ford!
-ALSO
All that certain piece or parcel of laud situate in Oak-
land township, Susquehanna county, bounded and de.
scribed as follows, to wit ; On the south by the old
public road leading from Great Bond to Windsor, east
bylande of L. P. Hinds, and north and west by lands of
Wm. M. Poet, containing about one acre of land he the
same more or lees, and all improved. The other piece
is bounded north by Prospect street, on the east by
Walnut street, on the south by lot of S. M. Menton,
and west by lan de of Wni. M. Post, being 60 feat by no
feet square, and known and designated as building lot
P 10.6 0 with the appartenances, one framed house
and al l Improved. [Taken in execution at the snit of
B. A. Barton, to the use of the First National Bank el
Susquehanna Depot, vs. B. P. Barton.
-ALSO
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate la tho
township of Bridgewater, county of Susquehanna,
bounded and described as follows, to wit : Beginning
at a beech tree standing In a line Of land now or late 44
J. D. Wallace, Esq., being also a corner of land survey
ad for Edmund Stone, thence north 114 4-10perehes to •
birch tree : thenee south fir $0 min. west 1 449 lO perch
es to a hemlock tree; thence Durtb 81)* SO min. east Of
7-10 perches to the place of beginning, containing 31
acres and 56 perches, together-with the appurtenances,
one hoase.l one barn, a small orchard, and mostly im
proved: ]Takeo in execution at the snit of James C.
Mulligan. assignee &c. of surviving Ex. of Don
Drinker, dec'd, vs Ebenezer Whipple„ jr.
—Ai. a o
MI Obit certain pieto or parcel of lend situate to
Lenox township, Susquehanna eonnty,bounded and. de
scribed as follows, to wit : On the north by lapda of
D. Hinther,-Davidson and J. Hartley. on the efts:
by lands of - Gleason, on the eputil by lauds of 4'.
Smith and the east branch of Tunkhnanock creek -dad
on the West by lends of Francis Sheridan audit:l.lElMA
ner, containing about 124 acres, be the same more ur
ines, with the appurtenances, oxe dwelling house, two
barns, one grist and shingle mill, and about sixty scree
improved.gaken lu execution at the snit of Shaplal.
Hopkins bbius vs. Hiram Buck.
-ALSO
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate In Oak.
land towaship, Snsquehanni county; bounded and 0:-
scribed a* follows, to wit: Beginning on the north
side of the river road lending frum•tbe river bridge to
Levi Westfairs, on the west by Brunlgan's kg, on the
north by laud of Michael Condon, on the eset hy a four
feet alley reserved by said Condon, which alley alcrinv
J. Downs' lot : said lot Is II rods and 13X links on said
road, and 1131 feet n ide on the back end, and 13 rods and
19 links from front to rear, contiiniug 11 X rods ofland
be tb same more or leer, .h the Appurtenances, tg•
dwelling house, and all improved. (Taken in execs.
Um, at thesult of Patrick Winters vs,, Martin Murphy.
-ALSO
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate is the
borough of Susquehanna Depot. Inasquehatina county,
bounded and described as follows, to wit t Beginuing
at the west bounds of the Presbyterian church, at the
nest heast.corner of the James Creegan lot ; thence north
571(• went 5 2-3 rods to a cornet iu the river road,thenee
along said road north .639(• east 2 perches and 9 links. •
and north 40' east 9 links to a corner of C. b. Briguam's
line, south 38' east 6 rods mai I link to a corner iu north
line of aforesaid Church lot ; thence along the Mad
south 154 X• west 12ti Bike to a corner ; thence south
X" west 9 linkn to the place of beginning, containing 9
2-sths perches of land, be the same more or lee,, alts
the appurtenances. one building or-mole.' as a store,ss
loon, dwelling house, and all improved. [Taken in ex
ecution at the snit of Stack & Allen vs. Jan. C. Hickey.
All that certain piece or parcel of land, situate tn.
township of Great Bend, in thee onnty of Susquehanna
bounded and described as follows, to nit: beginning
at it ehesnut tree in the north Ilea of lands now owned
by Thomas Thus. and thence slung his north line west
fi chains and 96 links to a stake and stones, theme*
north 22 chains and 35 links to the land of Ti *min
Spearback; thence east Gamins and 96 links to stakes
and stones; thence north 1' cast 80. chains and 25 lit kit
to a post and stones; thence south fle34'east,,lB chains
and 75 links to 's beach sapling; thence by the Seldet
lot, and by the Cailisle lot, south IN' west 17 theft:man&
50 links to a post; thr ncesouthB9X• east 11 ehainsand
20 links to a chesnut; thence south 1,4'• west 2'f chains ,
nod 25 links to a poet corner; thence south 24X•west
links ton poet; thence south 20' west 12 chains to a
poet, n corner of I. , vis Monnells land; thence by the
same and by the said Hays' land west 25 chains and 'is
links to a, place of beginning, ctintninirg one bundrsd
and eixiy ono acres of land. be the game more or less,
trezuther with-the appartenanres, one framed house,
framed barn, small on hard, and Omit eighty Peres tins
proved. Taken in exeentjun at the snit of Luke Smith
vs. David Vanet ten and Dcvid D. Me.F.roee and RUA
B. McElwee, T. T. •
—AI.so—
All that certain piece or parcel of latd sit tutteln the
township of Harmony, and the' county of B , nm:shering',
bounded and described its follows, toPwit; beginning et
a stone corner in the original line between the JoSepti-
Maton and the Racer Wentz tract,: thence on said line
meth 4'zi.l• east 150 perches to an original heegh corner;
thence on the original line between the Jesse Lane and
Roger Wentz tracts south 47 1 4* hesfllB perches toe
stones corner ha the Stntueca creek; thence alongeald
creek In its coarse as follows : north Me weet 8 per.
chos north 8 degrees west 19 perches, north 15 east 18
perches, north 3136' east 402 perches north 67)4' east, 14
perches north 11* west 19 perches. north 29 degrees west
11 perches north 2.Bdegreee west 15 perches and four'
links to a stone corner; thence south 4736 - west 4 per
ches to a small hemlock corner; thence north 4910 west
48 perches ton stone corner; thence north 47)C east 10
rods to the place of beginning. containg 45 acres, bs
the same more nr less. being part of a tract In the war
rantee name of Roger Wentz—also all that ether piece
nr parcel of land adjoining the above tract. bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at the corner of Went.
and George Thrice tracts, apa.. being alp° the careerist
Geo. W. Whitneys r farm; thence by said Gee. W. Whit.
ney`e line, south 4:3l(degrees east to the middle of the
road I-siding from the Slocum road by the honer of said
Gco. W. Whitney. to the Warne cennty line thence
along eald line south 49 degrees west 18 rods to Misfile.
cum road; thence along the same as I t winds and tine f
to the line of Above described land; thence along be
said line north 40h", east to the place of beginning,
contald lng two iteres of land be the same more or tore, ,
making in all 41' screa m ers or less, with the smite.
!lances. one building used sea dwelling house, one ham
one orchard, and about 20 acres Improved. Makin in
exccntlon at the snit 9f David Taylor, vs. J. B. Flynn.
and Melinda Flynn,
S. F. LAM. like4l7.
Sheriff's Office, Montrose March It, 1881. •
EMPORIUM Of HEW STILES'
NEW GOODS.
. • h now reeetvln
s a :. . Burrittg um' a"
full inpplles of
itriTlW i'ili' tip
.6
1 • 'S vil * .‘:
' ZikLi4 '7.i 'g 2 , g t i S it ?U® qD
It
Embracing extra varieties of Fashionable Trace Galli. '
ba.plafu,striped and timed Debmea,roperlak
. Luatmes, Mertnoes, ram:mita" PIQUA'
. and Prints, Clons, iftealm6res, p
Flannels, Bruebu sod
- . wool Shawls, -• . •
Thirueral raid Dupla Uteop Sllrts, Laqes' tad GaistoiX
Fure, Buffalo Babas, Carmi tug, Vidor Ott Cloths, Wan '
Papers., WlndoWilittoidea,Mats sad 0 sPiiplicielts i , BUN.
slid Mai ; . tiiollidlng also aa •tvirtal stgineral lamb ,
ment•of Miter Dry . 000 - da. Dress:T:l=lu „ad yes.
gets. Bottoms. ClOoorlea. Croaker',
Nails, srovr9,larage• °ilk Pile.. es. 4/e• t wina
be Millaoll of OD the past tcyclanlc tont IV Miff ciub.7Prie .'
dune. approved *edit. • . ... .. , :,: . , _
_,
rem Iglibrd, rovisaboll let