oc?.,icrigslr?
Dads t
Ne balfe for: 5a1e... , .? f1r60. - rapply of
rboice also a, , :reliiipd form? of
Voles, with
Pr inted upon each sheet.,,
D a sr fg
klady'S gaiter boot (new) was picked
u p on the Nis*. road, and left at
this office.. The' owner, or her " feller"
yid please preient.the mate, pay for this
notice, and otaainthe ipiit article.
gore Lambs r
51F. Enrron :—I noticed a publication in
your last, lain& that Mr.:.Davis, of Auburn,
has a Ewe that dropped 2 Lambs
' m g 171 lbs., and 'asking : Has" any One
done better?— . ln reply I have Eye that.
h a s dropped 4 Lambs, and - they are all
alive and- sinitrt;rz -I id riot weigh- them,
bat therwete n11:1good sized lambs.
13: O. - BERTHOLP.
East', Rgt4i, May 8, 1867.
To SchOol ,Directors,
, . .
'There appears-to be a general negli
gence Oti the part of School Directors', to
publish the account of the receipts and
e xpenditures of their r opeotive districts
as required by the Act of Assembly. The
State Superintendent of Common Schools
Fates that this section, of the law is asob
liL,atory upon the Board of Directors as is
the section requiring:them to teen open
schools, and \ ti neglect to perform this duty
wording to the law subjects Directors to
removal by the courts the same as the re
glect of any other duty required by law.
Publication of the Laws.
It is almost impossible to find out what
Acts of 44 -Legislature have become laws.
By the present absurd mode of publishing,
the laws, the public do not get to know
what laws have been passed, for • six or
t , ight, months after the adjournment of the
Legislature, when the Pamphlet Lawa
mike their appearence. And even then, in
thi: shape, they only reach county officers
a!“I Justici s of he Peace whilst the people
who are bound to obey laws, never get to
see them in print. ..All the general laws
should be published in the newspapers of
tee different counties, and all •local acts
.hould be published in the same way, in
the localities to which they apply. We
hope the next Legislature will pass an
sat requiring the publication of the laws
in the newspapers, so that the people may
learn what laws have been pasied. •
iridgewater Schools.
The following Resolution was adopte d
by the Bridgewater Board of School Dr
rectors, April 20, 1667:
/?piotee , l, That we adopt the following
Text Books for the Schools under our
charge: Sander's Union Readers and
Spellers; Robinson's Arithmetics; Fitch
± Colton's Geographies.
The Books are left with A. N. Bullard,
where now ones will be exchanged for old
nes, if not soiled too much. These Text
Books are furnished at introductory pri
ces. Teachers are requested to use no
other kinds in th;r schools.
By order of the Board.
C. J. Cuirris i Sec'y.
Bridgewater, May 14, 1867.-2
Sawmills Taxable.
As some. owners of laa mill a. in this
county have objected to 119 ng assessed,a3
manufacturers where the amount received
for sawing.c,ustom work does not exceed
11 noo per year, we - publish the following
official opinion as further evidence of tLe
curreetness of such assessments :
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNA.I. REVENUE
. Washington, May 7th, 1867. 11
Sir :—I reply to of the 3d inst.,
;bat lumber is considered as a montane.
tared article of merchandise.
Any.person who makes any manufa
tared article of mercbandise•to an amount
ereeeding $lOOO per annum, in volue is
liable to the special tax as a manufacturer.
See Section 79111, paragraph 31st, of the
lattrnal Revende Law in force.
Very Respectfully;
• THOMAS HAHL&ND,
Deput? Ccimmissiwier
Assessor, Montrose, Pa.
It is clearly shown by this, that the
question of who furnishes the materi . al or
stock, or its value, cannot be considered
in estimating _the value of manufacture ;
and grist-mills, sawmills;. blacksmiths, shoe
makers, tailors, ttc., tb . c., are liable to
special tar of SlO per year as tnaunfaetu
?era where the value Of, the sour and
meal, lumber, or articles manufactured
exceeds the sum ofBl6oo per Omuta.
• . ,
Bounty Statements. •
.
It may not be generally known that a
general law of the Legielature, approved
April il, 1866, requires the bounty ac. l
counts of ,every district' to be carefully
audited by the 'Township Auditors ; and
"Prepare a condensed statement of the
condition of :these finances, and publish
the same at the nest .of : `the district, for
three successive weeks in the two papers
baringthe largest circulation in the conn r
It not only requires this duty to be per
formed liy the Township Auditors, but
imposes a penalty-pfiffty.
to:
upon
each 'Auditor, Who refolds . complyone
half of which goes to the 'prosecutor, and
the other half to the ticliool fund of the
district. i It rovides - , MO,' that:the:Aud
itors shill tiotifY:the Sclionl -Diiiatoris'Or
other ppitiOaving dillrsenient for the
Iturpoee eletuibling..the Auditorsto. l oloso
up the hiiiMgy- - semul :of the' tOWnshjp,
tj r
for the fluid - 11mi.,
Auditors:*houlfi:see to': this timpAT
forthwitb,::: , , ..,, - : - -
—,Giezerno; Peary appoinee&:o4-
ittmblis'Co`rnfoith Ituipeator of Soli:lien'.
OrphardSoboolc , : . - •
—The reportedinassagre at 'Port, Bu
ford has been Ofiea aenidd.by - Generil
Sherman, whiihas "annoUnoed-Abat Coh
onel Rankin, ind_Biereiimin - find are all well.
r - Aitlll6 TVllllllLL:lsenntinnally receiving
new aripplieeolGettnine Drags and Medicines which
will be *ad Billow pat any. othdr,Stc le in Mourofie.
A NEW PEBSPNE FOU THE ILiNDMICIHEE'.
Plin!onto " MOO igloozialifig Cereals:*
Phulon?, 4 ' Nigh. Blooming Cereims."
Phuloots 1, Plight Blooming Ceram.”
Phalonto " .•111ight Blooming Berens.,"
Pludon , o Night Blooming C0r0n0..9?
A most exquisite. dclicato, and Fragrant Perfame,
dksti led, from tho rare and beautiful sower, itI3III
which it takes Its game. •
Manufactured oily 1,7
RIIALON fit SON, New We*.
lIEWARV OF COITNTERFEITS. •
ASH FOR PRIALON'S—TAKE NO OTRER.
jiy.l7 1; amp x u tt) oew
— Etnplre Shuttle Sewing lquehlnee
are superior to all others for Family and Manufacturing
purposes Contain all-the latest improvements; are
speedy ; noiseless t durable; and easy to work.
traced Circulars free. Agents wanted. Liberal dis
count allowed. No'consig,nments made.
Address It M-1.11i.E8. L. CO., 616 Broadway, New York.
July 24—ly
,' VEZD) * ;01 1 AJ , ( 1 )1 r• er
This great medicine cured Dr.J. H. Son mica, the Propri
etor, of Pulmonary Consummion m when it had armed Its
moat formidable aspect, and when epeedy death appeared to
he inevitab'e. Rio physicians pronounced his ease incurable,
when ho commenced the use of thin aimptc but powerful
remcdr ? ilia health was restored in a very short time, and
no return of the illness., has beep apprchcudel, for all the
sympten:ut 4uipLly ,diatippeared, and his . present Weight is
more than two Intl:ond pounds. . •
Since bin recovery, he has devoted his Mteritibia ;zeta
sively to the cure of' Consumption, and the diseases which
are usually complicated with it, and tho cures cliCeted by his
medicine, have been very numerous and truly wonderful.
Dr. S 011 ENC a nmkatprofcsslonal visits to several ofthe larger
cities weekly, wheni., he has a large conconme of pationta
and Rig truly astonishing tone poor consumptives that hart
to be lifted out oKthoir carriage..., and in a few months
bes!thy, robust peesona. Da. scazNess PUL..I.IPNIU
SYRUP, dE.tW4D TONIC, and MANDRAKE Pftl
are generally all remixed in curing Cen..,uruption. I
directions ensompany each, so that any one can take them
without seeing Dr.!Sounsua, but whoa it is convenient it
le best to see hint. Lie gives advice nee. but for a thoron;11
eYoruinatlion with his rto.pirornoter as fee in three dollara.
P:es.seolrve, wilen parchashig, that the two IlkeJesse.'
of the Doetor = ane ichen In the lad stazo of Consumption.
and the other al Eetnow In, In perfect health-are on tlun
Government stamp.
Sold by all Druotists and Dealers. Price SlLsOpzr bottle,
or $7.50 the half dozen. Letters for advice should always
'be directed to Dr. ichences Principal Odice, No. 15 North
Bth Street, Philple!Phist,
General Wholesale Agents: . Dermas Barnett At Co., N. Y
S. S. Hanes, Balthnore, Md.: John D. Park, Cincinnati,
Ohio: Walker Chicago, ilk: Collins Bro. , Si
LOU* iioe [3d w. ea too.l yr.
or A Cough s : A Cold, or &Sore Throat,
' REQUIDES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION,
AND SHOULD BE CHECKED.
IT ALLOWED TO CONITEL'E,
• irritation of the Lanais,
A Permanent Throat Disease,
or Consumption
IS OFTEN THE RESULT.
0 W N ' S
BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
RA' CCG A DII?,ECT L.NFLUENCE 70 THE PARTS
4ITE IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis.; Asthma, Catarrh, Consumptive
and Throat Diseases,
TELOCELEP ARE L D ALWAT GOOD SECCESS
z NGP.Ri AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Tr. s useful in clearing the voice when ta
ken before Sinirms,r Speaking, and relieving , the
throat after an uniismal , e ; xertion of the visit organs:
The Troches are racomme ed and prescribed by Phy
sicians, and have"tad testim ials from eminent men
throughout the country, Rein an article of true merit,
anti having prored ibelr efficaey 3 , a test of maw years
.1 1,1,„
each year finds Orrin in new local les in various pang.,
of the world, and,the Troches are i kvereally pronoun
ced better than otherarticles:
Ogl`DIR only " Dnown's BRONCHIAL Tito( gas." and
do not take any or, the Worth:eae Imitations that maybe
offered. Sold elad . ywhere. uov27 Gm smpl2
Mr"Nottee.—The beautiful Piano Fortes of Omen-
STEEN & Co. are deemed by- all good judges to be the
Ulama Thule of instruments of the kind.
We canlot suggett _what is wanting to make a musi
cal metroment mre
„perfect. althon,Th. we are. slaw to
admit that the lithlt or improN'enfent can - o.er' "be it
• Ined.
Before they had brought their Pianos to their pres
ent excellence, the, had subinitted_them to competi
tion with !UPI run:wrap orthe best makers of this coun
tarlioatnhdersEuarOt I t y ,; ;U e : i d , :e ra c
f i e v d e ß'o th rtd r: s e T i a r i d r. o f l m t Is er l b; t ove
jus
tice to say that thejudipnent thus pronounced has not
been overruled be the musical world.
Still. by the improvenietteststely-applied bT them to
their Pianos, it is admitted•that a more perfect instru
ment has been maide. They have accordingly achieved
the paradox of making excellence more excellent.—
Surely, after th.is;lthey are entitled to the motto, ".E.x.-
ceisior:' ' ' • • f•lnaelk-1.7 ' '
M .— Deafness, Blindness and - Catarrh
Treated with the utmost success by Dr. J ISAACS,
oculist and AutiM-(form ray of .I,,dsderti iitilland.) No.
519 Pine Street. Philadelphia. Teititngniatel from the
most reliable son ices in the City and Coanlry can be
seen at his otUce.?' The medical faculty are invited to
accompany their patients, as he has no secrets in hie
practice. ,AliT/UcIAL EYES ineertptL without pain.
No clum,fcirexamlnation.,„
Philadelphia,"Jnir I, 18118. - ly.
NEW YORE MARKETS.
Reported for the Mormon DEMOCRAT. by Penton,
Fitzgerald it Tracy, strictly Produce Commission Mer
chants, SS Whitehall Street, New York. for the week
ending May 11, 1817.
Flour, per bbl. ' glO.OO Q. 14.00
Wheat, per husbel, 2,50 t" ,- .3 3.00
Rye, do ; 1,40 (41 1.4.5
Corti, ' co t 1.20 01 1,40
Oats, do .10 01 3
Batter. per lb. Z 3 Sh 25
Cheese, t' 16 (irr 18
Pork. mesa, per bbl 22.00 It: 23 60
Beet, mega, ''4 .--• , • ... i rr• rr} : 20,00 0 ' 2. ' 2 4 e°
Lard, per lb.. 12 P. 13
Tallow, " 11 ah 12
, *At , 0 . 6 20
Eggs, per doh: ' 7 ,, ; -' - '
.ca1 .. 0-."•— , ,.. - 65
Wool. perlti. ' '', '- ' ''' ''' ''" - - .t" . ' 3 5 4' - 0
Dressed Dogs, ser lb. 6 ta. 10
ner24,xzuFax.;tl..cli-zu3.
In Franklin, _May Bth, by Rev. I. W.
Smith, Mru F,I)WAII.D C. PARK and MSS
ESTHER SoR4I, both of-Franklin.
Aiditor's Notice.
. BE underained, an Auditor appointed by the Or
phaus* cowl of Susquehanna county to . distribute
the Balance of the fund lathe , bandsof Zenee Smith,
administrator, aftiong the heirs and legal represents
liens of the stale or Daniel Jagger, deceased will at
tend tolb.e:tatles'of . appblutment at bis'ollice in
Montrose on. Tuesday - , the Milt day '.lutse.:lB67, at
one o'clock, p. at which time and place all persons
*re regutred to present their claims or be debarred from
cotidagiii forilAiire of add estate,
W.• .Auditor.liontrgee, fdaE11,11167 . : • •
, I
OREIT ffiRICTIONS
EL446i) gum , 7 2l ?
.Pz4l
,
Variety;'Styles, iird 'Bargains;
D,av OlooDs, rawbv mitons'
MILLINERY • GOODS,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Merchant' Tailoring; and Gent's
Furnishing Goods.
.Guttenburg, tosenbaum & Co
Take great pleasure In Informing their friends and the
public in general that,Dry t3nods have taken A NO7II-
- ER TUN - 11LE. and that.thoy have parehaaed a moro
than Liana) largo (stock of
ring lltc
tcrcataar3is,
which foe 'price, variety, and. style cannot bo excelled
We have in stock—
DRESS GOODS,: Black and Fancy Dress Silks,
Rich ,Vohair Dress Weds , in all styles and colors,
• piain, fla - ared and stripedline Organdies, Cambrics,
and taw* handsome DeLains, Cha es,
WIIITD GOODS : Swiss Musllns, Malls, plain
tarred, and P tripod Inconets, ligured and striped
Brilliants, a finelot of Drapery Iluslins, Marseilles
&c.
SET Gowns Black and brown Table Linen,
tiNible. Cloths, Towels, Napkins, birdseye and shirt
ing. Linen, ScotenDiaper, Linen Tuck and Drilling
for men-and boy's wear, itc, Domestics, bleached
and brown Shirtings, Calicos, Ginghama, Denims,
Ticking, Cottonades, &c.
FANCY GOODS t Superior quality, Kidd Gloves.
alk and Lisle Thread Gloves, all colors, dress and
cloak Batumi, Trimmings, Embroideries, Laces,
Lioseries, new styles In Balmoral Skirts, Par
asols', Sunshades, Corsets, and Hoop Skirts.
Shaman, Basques and Sacks s Of cloth and
ailk,nplendid variety, and cheap.
MILLINERY GOODS: At wholesa'e &
A large nod complete stock of millinery -Goods,
sack as artificial Flowers, Ribbons, Bonnet Silks,
Frante.s,Block.s, Straw lints ch Bonnets, Blonds,La
ces, ktc., which we JOB to the Trade at New York
wholbsale prices.
READY MADE CLOTHING of onr OWN man
ufacture—the large,t anti ta.tiert variety in the
county. We guaranty our work.
ITIERCHANT TAILORING Ire have over 100
different patterns of Cloth, Cassimers, and Coattngs
for ruoo m_ work to,.select front ;, ve a FIRST
CLASS Or TTER. nml are enabled 'to give perfect
satisfaction in regard to good fits, style and prices,
Parties preferring to have their garments mado to
measure, are requested to give us a call and exam
ine our stock.
,
GENTS , rII7IIABISHING GOODS Mite and
Flannel. Shirts, cotton ard merino Wrappers and
went, Clove., Ties andlicarts, paper and linen
Collars, . Handkerchiefs, Traveling kings, Trunks
and Umbrellas
•
Irit — A line variety of Gents and Boys MATS& CAPS,
CHEAP.
3uttenburg, lioseubanni
, M. S. DESSAUER, Managing Partner
lientroie, Slay 14, 4E67.
Financial Statement of-Harford
Township Bounty Natters.
Whole amount of Bonds Issued, $12,626 62
Am 't paid on theabove toMay let, 1667, 13,581 79
Balance to be provided for, excluding Int. $6,044 S 3
Duplicate cirrus levied for 1864. 88,352 69
Collected on the aDOTC t o Mayirt, 1867, 6,854 68
Bal. due lecluding ex.bon'e & Coll're per ct'ge, $1,44, &
Daplicatefor tax levied kir 1E65, $3.978 39
Collected on the above to May Ist, 1867. 3,594.49
Bal. due Including extiou'a and Coll. p'r ct'ge, BSB 63
Duplicate of tax levied for 1666, $3,974 72
Collected on the above to May let, 1367, 2=2 66
Bal. due including collector'', per. ventage, $1,442 06
We certify the above to bo as correct an account as
can be made under the Circumstance,.
GEOItGE S.
JOSEPH POWERS,
Harford, May 14,18G1.,-3w Auditors.
ATTENTION, HUMOR!
koio' 'rally for the
SP,RIAG CAMPAIGN
NthY:.GOODS,
'last received and will be sold st.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
INN
Dry Goode rtiteekt Variety and tleartails styles.
Notions, thelargeet aria" beet datoitment itythe &tee
• , ~ A 1111111 tie of Stath?tiopf, • •
. .
;
Betag dcsirots of aloof - 4
oat toy stack of ertelery,,
Hate,_ etipSiatid,T4dice„Stiocsi I rtlt :sag theta:
.
,; .- A,:t.•:cicjiovi.,l
~.
Garcifiti*:Ylovr,et.i:Se..644
of all kinds. - -
•
Call and examine my stock- belm pnreliagpeakeA•
wbere, and be convinced of - the - quallty'and gapes,
pf my Goode.
• •
riirst o re Le the egme bialdl)l l7 `ni the Pototllet, eta
tozeterly occaptedby Webb A. attereeld. , .
A. D.,BL^TT*RFIELD.
Uontrose, Ps:, Illy 7, 1867.
I=ll==
IAONTROSET SCHOOLTDISTRICT
Itecelpis a'nd:txpenaiiurea ;
1886, to April 1, 1867.
RECEIPTS.
A. N. -Bullard, St!kool Treasurer, Dr.
Toms:Lot:int in bands of lateTreasureri $lOO Gif
received from rent of rooms, 20 AO
from sale Of old school house, 159 75
", . " front. M. Newman, Collector, J 1180 00
" on tuition ;bills, fall term, , 233 07
" ", ". winter term, 414 10
.•
.. " ,_, for ataxic coal, - 1 50
reed of A.O.Warren,llnes for drunkenness, 9 80
" due A. N. Bullard. reasurer, 141 88
. .
DISBURSE.IjiII.NTII
By amount of Orders paid, filrairn by schcMl
Board, includingcommlaeloa to Trv.tutarar, 425132
Mre the Understated, auditors in and for the Borough
of Montrose met in pursuant° of our duties at the Com
missioners office in eatd Borough on lifenday the let day
of April. 18G7, and did audit and settle the account of A.
N. Bullard, Treasurer of . the Montrose School Board,
from June 1et.1866„. to April let, 1867, which we And to .
tie correct'; and we find a balance doe A. N. Bullard,
Treasurer of one hundred and forty - one dollars and
eighty-eight cents.
I. VADAKIN,
G. WARNER, ARditore
JOSEPII COCKATNE,
/lout:cm, 2day 7, 1867.—:3a,
Statement of Borough Accounts
BOVINITY FUNDS
A. N. Bullard, Treasurer of Montrose
1666. Borough, . . Dr.
fay 13, Tooashcfmeertterreas'r, $99 As
..ol li re Z r m peipat,i
Aug. 13, '66 to April 25, '67,- to cash of A. J.
Brewster, Coll. Bounty Tax, 1868, 2985 64
~ 23, To cash of W. Foster, late collector
bounty tax, '65, per J. Lyons, 50 75
$3196 74
1866. Contra, Cr.
By amounts paid, as follows :
Aug. 14, Bond and int.,Net 43, toe. L. Fargo, $llO 50
• 23.2 bonds & tnt. Nos. 46 & 49, to J.Lyons, 221 crt
" 5' 1 refunding or er to D. Brewster, . 400
Sept. I'4. order for monies loaned of W.H.Jessup,223 50
Gm 19, W. Foster, coni'n on duplicate of '65, 37 05
Nov. 2, bond and int. No. 57, to G. L. Willlatns, 103 60
7, " " 88, to Nelson Kelsey, 106 IX) '
" 7, " 47, to N. 11. Lyons, . 112 36
" 7 " . " 41 a 42.t0 S.S.RanSom, 112 00
" 7. 64 " 85, to A. W. Hickok, 112 00
" 8, " 4, to H. T. Castle, 112 00
" 9, .• " 23. to P. Ryan, 106 60
" 12, '' " 32, to N. L. Howe, 112 00
" 13, .... " 26, to Thos. Smith, 106 00
" 14, " 31, to F. T. Goodwin, 112 00
"17 ~ •• 29, to Thos. Foster, 106 00
" 17. " 8; to H. Mitchell, 106 IX)
•• 20, Int. on bonds Nos:7 and 52, to D. Brews
ter and B. Hill, 15 00
Dm. 3, bond & tnt. No. 11, to Wm.H.Fordham, 112 25
" " 54. to Wm. H. Cooper, 106 00
" 8, int. on!? bonda,-65 & 39, do . 12 00
13, int. ou 3 bonds, 30.24, 44, to G. B. Read, 24 00
1667.
Jan. 1, 2 refunding orders to H.H.Dtmmore, et al, 35 60
- 11, bond and int. No. 20, to M. Mlinnm 107 o'7
" 11, int. on 3 bonds, 21, 27,15, to G.V.Bentley, 18 00
" 15. bond and int. ,'o 94, to C. T. Fargo, 101 12
April 28, " 39, to N. Kelsey, 102 80
Treasurer's commission, 25 42
Bonormi FUNDS
A. N. Bullard, Trea3urer of Montrose
1 866. - Borough, Dr.
To cash of Wm. Garry, collector of special boro'
tax from Ma. 13, 1866, to Jan. 21, 1867, $B9 40
To cash of C.M. dero, Burgess. for fines and cir
cus from Aug. 4, to Nov. 30. 110 00
" of A.O.Warren, for fines, Oct. 22,1800, 300
- " leas ain't paid on boro' order, Nov. 13, '66, 9 98
1866. Contra,
By amounts paid as follows: .
May 13.7 borough ordere,'ln all.,
June 29, 1 order, Z. Cobb ,
July 17, •• ?Ire Co. No. 2..
Aug. 8, •• F. G. Werner_
Sept_ 6, " C. Sherman
•• 7, •• H. EL Frazier...
oe , . 3, " F. B. Chandler..
17, " H. T. Kings
Nov. 2, " J, W. Chapman
• U, " F. Fraser
19, " C. Sherman
1867.
Jan. t, "A. Tyler,
21, " Wm. Osrey
" 24, "' • D. D. Seat le—. .....
" " D. F. Anetin
Feb. 25, 4 orders in all
Arch 12 1 order, R. B. Little
•‘ " Fire Company No. 1...
" 13, " 1, S. Bentley eta'. ..... .
• 30, '• A. N. Bullard et .
• titt,•• C. Sherman et a 1... ...
April ". 11. Frazier
Treasurer's commission
Paid out for Boro
Received
RECAPITULATION
Bounty Funds received
" paid out, _
Balance,
Balance in Treasurer's hands,
STATEMENT 6(l3oner and Volunteer. Funds exam
ined by the Auditors, and found as follows, viz:
Triple ain't bonds Issued; for bounty pnrposes,P9B4 90
Ain't Interst on bonds, - (paid) to Apri129,.61, 449:03
Funds of E. L. Weeks -1100 00
" N. Shoemaker 600 00
W. H. Jessup . 223 50
Refunding order, D. Brewster
.. 4 00
Two refunding orders, R. IL Dunmore ,et al, 85 00
Commissions-paid W. IL Cooper, Treasurer '65,
and A. N. Bullard, Treasurer 1866, 68 TT
Anil paid by Wm. H. Cooper, Treas.
11 nd A. N. Ballard, Tress'r '66, $6559 43
Ain't in Treas. hands April 29,1867, /92 26
" in Coll. A.. 1. trewiter's bands
April 969.66
Amount of bounty debt unprovlded for, $1420 611
We, the undersigned, Auditors for the Borough of
'Montrose, in pursuance of our duties did audit, settle,
and adjust the accounts of A. N. Bullard Treasurer. of
said Borough, Apr 11.29, Is6l, all of which, upon exam
ination, we found correct, and a balance in his bandit of
Bounty Funds of stud Borough to the amount of one
hundred and ninety-two dollars and tWenty•six cents.
I. VAD A KIN,
0, WARNER, - Auditors.
JOS. COOKAYNR,
Montrose, April 29,1667.
STEVENS HOUSE,
21, 23, 25 & 27 Broadway, N. Y.
Opposite Bowling Green
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAY.
S BEN. '
vS AOUS'E is well and widely knQWli
f l " tit! the tmvellingpublic.; The locatiott is especially
suitable to merehants end business men W
; it is in cloto
proximity to the busipeis_part of the city—is On the
highway ofSouthern and Western travel—and'adjacent
to all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depots.
The Stevens noose has libefal Accommodations' for'
over 300 goests—Lt le well furnished, and possesses et ,
ervmodern Improvement for the-comfort and entertain
ment of its Inmates. The MOMS aro spaeionsand well
ventilated—provided with gas and water—the attend
anco is prompt andrespectful—and the table is supplied
with every delicacy of the season—at moderate rates.'
GEO. It.-CHASE 4 co..
tdayPtionarrons,
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GARDEN. SEEDS.
Alargn aeeortment.• Large pave!, and man. Alva;
FLOWER /NEEDS, for afliC by •
Montrooe, npril 14,11341. - ABEL MIRY:ELL"
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016 . 0 k. 84: Viiiikvtli* - Seed
,!: z:t. situeißzi.
-110ntru1arMartli
ATTEMIkIay Z
AND NITEBIBODY
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Great ttdeietion ik prices at tlt; Store of
• GUILE 4564ia1k0/4 -
HARSORD, simiralitanti co. * Pa.
COttE one, come al!, both great and small, nod seo
V for yourselves. We have just received a 'nice as
sortment of Nen , Goods, and ive have on band a Fine
Stock, coesieUng of 1.
Dry Goods, Groceries, .ffordtostre,'lßoots &
Shoes,-.Elats . &.Caps, Drugs, Medi.
cinCs,DgeS, Points, Oils, Gictss,
.Yankee -- Notions,. &c. .
Which we propose to sell cheaper than the cheapest,
al the following will show :
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Prints; warranted madder colors; only 16 Cis.
Spragues,test Spring styles,
Atlantic A Sheeting.a, , e 44 23
• Other Sheeting'', y'd wide from 160.9 " -
Pine.- do. 160123 " .
Bleache Muslin, 16640
. Kentucky - 38E00 "
Sugar A for coffee, 10 , 51 h "
Tip top Molasses, only ; -.8 5 4*
Ferosene Oil, Only • 60 " .
'The above is only a sample of what we intend doing.
Goods sold by us warranted as represented.
We haie also,* large quantity of Return Buttet Palle
of assorted sizes which we will supply to customers,
and ship their butter to New -York, where we have
made arrangements with one of the largest and best
Commision Houses there ; and we are sure we can get
as good if not better prices than can be obtained by
anr other merchant in Ills calm ty,
carry-the Butter by the Railroad and retur
the empty Pails from New York, free of charge.
We do not ask any one to believe any of the above,
but come and see for yourselves.
Gt 671,4' . if: EATON.
ilarford, Pa., May I, , "
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Y virtue of wrli sued by the Court of Common
Pleas of Liana sons County , and to me directed,
I will expose to s e by public vendae at the Court
House, in Montrose, on Saturday, May 18, 1867, at 1 o'-
clock, p. m., the-following described 'pieces or parcels
of land, to wit : ~
All the interest of Wm. Hartley in all that piece or
parcel of land situate in the township of Lenox, coun
ty of Susquehanna, and state of Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follow; 1 North:by lands Of Cornelia]
Mdaning, east Sy lands late the estate of Calvin Bell,
deceased, and the turnpike road, south by lands lately
owned-by Joseph Bennett, and west by lands of 0. S.
Titus and John Sullivan, containing. 55 acres of land,
be the same more or less, with the appurtenances, one
barn, one, framed house, and about 25 acres improved.
Also, all that piece or parcel of land-situate as aforesaid
bounded north by lands.of Jonathan Bartley and -
Davidson, east by lands late of G. A, Grow, south by
east branch of Tnnkhannock creek, west by lands of
David Kentner,Francis Sheridan and John Buck, con
taining 134 acres, more or less,with the appurtenances,
one, framed boon, ohe shingle raill,one barn and about
60acres improved. Also, all that piece or parcel of laud
situate as aforesaid, and bounded north by lands of
Gleason & Severance, east by east branch of Tunkban
ndck creek and by lands •Of Severance, south by said
creek, and west by lands of G. A. Grow, containing 40
acres, more or less, with the appurtenances, one framed
house. and abour2o (MO improeed.leo, all that cer
tain piece or pared? of land; situate' as aforesaid, and
bounded north by lands of A. C. Sisson and Hartley,
east by lands of John Sheridan and Daniel Kentner,
south by lands of Marvin Barber. west by lands of said
Sisson and Hartley. containing 70 acres, more or less,
and all improved. [Taken in execution at the snit of
Walter G. Sterling vs. Wm. Hartley,
$25b7 24
"On Saturday, May 23th, at samoplace and tlmeof day,
All:that certain piece or parcel of land situate in
Springville township, county of Susquehanna, bound
ed on the north by lands of Je.hn 8, Williams, east by
lands of H. Kerr, south by lands of EL Ball and,John S.
Williams, and west by lands of John S. Willients,con
tattling about 30 acres, about one half improved, with
one dwelling house, one barn, and young orchard there
on. [Taken in execution at thesuit of_Albert Beards
ley vs. A. A. I and Z. Mickey,
- S. F. LANE, 'Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Montrose, April 30, 180.
ESTATE OF RICHARD. GERRIT.
SONoleceised, late 2f I:ll . moektownahlp, Swipe
henna county, Pa: •
... 50 00
.... 80 00
... 17 00
... 000
. 300
... 200
Lettersof administration upon the estate of tbe above
named decedent having been gtanted to the undersign
ediall persona Indebted to Bald pstato.are hereby noti
fied to make immeAiate payment, and those - having
claims against the same to prelent them duly authenti
cated for settlement.
Diinock, April 30, 1847
Dissolution.
E firm of Webb t Butterfield is this day dissolved
by diutnal consent. All those indebted to said
arm are requested to make Immediate payment.
11. , J. WEBB,
A. D. BUTTCRFIELD.
Montrcise, April 1, 1867-23w3
MEM undersigned having purchasedthe stock owned
by Webb & Butterfield, and rented the Store for
merly occupied by them, continue fn the mercan
tile business, and is ready with-renewed zeal and ef
fort to attend to the wants of all the customers of the
old firm, and will try to merit the continued patronage
of all new ones who may think it for -their interest to
purchase Of me, .
lltontrose; .Ap. ' AD . BUTTERFIELD.
$11196 74
2567 24
$ 62 co
4137 24
$ 192 26
FVE1L33.45 liTcrtiC e.
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nnuE Notes and Accoutitlt et" Wilson, Orlfas ot War
" Tier for the present are In the hands all!. S. Wil
son for settlement; all hating unsettled accounts will
please call andadjust them without delay.
WILSON, GRIFFIS & WARNER.
Montrose, #prll 23, ISM'. 3w "
Three Cheers for Gen, Grant,
HIP, KIP, HURRAH!
Prof. C5313.ei,i-loes nitcorries,
'TUE:Hayti liarber, has ternovedntle shop to the
ofteement of E. L. Weeks' New Store. where he is
sprefusreatigisti good tuttleraciton. When Igo to ex-
Willi this subject language falls to egpress
$8561.80
$7141 15
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National . Steam Navigation
'Company.. .
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WEEKLY •LINE.
Steerage tickets from LIVERPOOL QUEENSTOWN
to New York reduced to VS, currency.
Steerage tickets from LIVERPOOL by I'hompsan's
" Star'? IlnsofTsclretsVg.
DRAFTS ON IRELAND In sums to suit. for sale by
_ WM. 11. COOPER &
Montrose, April' ^3;•1567..-3m. •
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Spanish Jaok.
U Undersigned has puretusied,the celebrated Span
bal./rank, ,'imported R.: R. Hughes, of Pitts - ton.
whisk took the ,Orst. premiere. at the New .York and
l'ennsyliania State Fair. He will bo 100 at my Placa
in Forest Lake Township, near the Lake.
- Tip:Ma BROWN.
Forest Lake, •
moors
zwcorxcani _
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IOPY a recent - deelelott of the Coart of Claims, all GM.
..1...a care twidlag emotalselonthetween dates of March
1et43134; tad Nay 311,1865, are eatttle4 to aa
. Per mont#
for eacheen: ant . a ,,, l . l . 7 l wed l,l h ,con_ y , l rt a eij al 43o. ._
p;eltrmmorte
rts,,
For' fattier tef?ntiation, apply t o -. '' •" - •
Manqballi ;March lifi t Intl ~' us 0 gent.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
MIMI
C. 0. MILLS, Adm•r
Notic
JIVE lt- , . _Sb:•---:COATS;-',
Ma* titztet f b #±7,e . zit beloviliojiPaest4r; Matron.
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FLOUR, GROCERIEr ! INa
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PROVISION§i .
i~eatereunztantl ree4lclnr and now Paie *eittiad,
a fresh stock " Of (Rinds 4n our line; which we Tinfoil •
cREAP 1 -CHEAP CHEAP;
for cub, or. eictuutgo for produce,
GOOD TEAS,
COFFEE, SUGAP,
MOLASSES, SPI4g,
FORA", FISH,
- LARD,
HAMS, DRIED-FRVITS,
CLOVER & -TIMOTHP SEED,',Sor,
life have refitted and additions to our Shtick of
Pals, and are now ready to Nl' wind Butter to the bet t
cosi:emission honseain New York. free of charge, and
rook° liberal advancements on cunalLtimYuta.
can and examine our Stock before 'prirchaslnielss
where, andconvince yourselves of the,
GOOD QUALITY & CHEAP PRICES
IitTNER,
31oritroee, April 16, 1561
Latest 'Fashions Demand
.T; W. BRADLEt 1 § . Celelmated Patent
DUPLEX 'ELLIPTIC
(OR DOUBLE SPRING)
- The wonderful flexibility and great comfort and
pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic Skirt
will be experienced particularly in all crowded Stern
blies, Operas, carriages, railroad ,cars, church. pewsa.
arm chairs, for promenade end house dress, as the skirt
can he folded when in use to occupy it small Waco as
easily or vouveniently as a silk or muslin dress, in•
valuable quality in crinoline, not found in any ' stngle
spring skirt.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfortand great
convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic steel spring.
Skirt for a single day will'nevet afterwards willingly
dispense With their use. For children, misses, and
young ladies they are superior to all others.
They will not bend or break like the single apring 4
but will preserve their perfect andtrafeful shape When
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 are ;nut only
double springs, but twice (or double) covered. ptevent ,
lug them from wearing oat when dragging duwu keeps
stairs, &c. •
The Duplex Elliptic is a great favorite with all ladies
and is universally recommended bylhe Fashion Maga
zines as the standard' kirt of the faslilonsble well& ,
To enjoy the foil - owing inestimahle•advintagea in'
crinoline, TiZ superior quality, perfect manafarture,
stylish shape and finish, dribility., durability. comfort
and economy. inquire for J. W. Bradley's Duplex El
liptic, or Double Spring Skirt, and be sure you get the
genuine article-
CAUTION.—To guard against Imposition he particu
lar to notice that skirts offered as " Dopier" have the
red ink stamp, " J. W. Bradley's Duplex. Steel
Springs" upon tha waistband—none others are genu
ine. Also notice that every hopp will admit a pin Be
ing passed through the centre, thus revealing the two
(or double) springs braided together therein, which, in
the secret oftheir flexiblllty and strength, and a com
bination not to be found (ft gni other el-
Por sale In all stores where 'first class Skirts aro sold
throughout the United States and elsewhere.
Blanuftictureeby the Sole otiners of the Patent.
Weeds Bradley & Corey,
97 Chavibers and 79 k 81 Meade ste., New York.
May 1, 1897-3 m
Fire, Life and , Accidental
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
Zdiciaxt-i-Cki9lo.
'Homo InsUrance Co. of N. Y., Capital and
Surplus. ' $3,000,00
Insurance Co. of North America, Phil'a,
Capital and Surplus,l ,700,000
International Fire Insurance C0..0f N. Y.,
Capital and Surplus, 1,500,000
Lycoming County Mutual Insurance Co.of
Muncy, Penn a, Capital and Surplus, 4,500,000
Farmer's Mutual Insurance CO. York, Fa., '
Capital and Surplus, • 500,000
4aterpfise Insurance ComPaty, Phil's, I.
5-, Capltal and Surplus, 1 ens *
Instirance,Cp. State of Pennsylvania, Phil.
Capital and Surplus, '20400
ConneCticUt Mutual Lifc Insurance Co. of
Hartford, Conn. paying 60 per • cent.
dividends to the assured. ,Tbe notes
given for half the premium 'ls•nevertn
he paid under any circumstances . be . .
policy will always be paid in fall: and..
tin/notes given up. Capital, . 10,000,060:
American } Life Insurance Co., PhOd4-
phis', Capital,
Travelerelnsurance Co. Hartford, Conn.,
Insuring against all kinds pf accidents ,
Capital,
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Hart,
ford. Conn., Capital and Surplus, • $1,583,16$
Putnam Fire Insurance Co., Hartford, CL.
Capital, iaomoo ,
Hartford Live Stock last - ranee Company.
Insurance on all kinds of Live Stock,
against , theft and death from. any.
cause. Capital; . $ 500 .4 00 . 0
EirAll business entrusted to our care Willhe attend.
ed to on fair terms, and all losses promptly adjusted.
STROUD el. BROWN, Agents.
CrOfire first - door nort h
rt. of" Mcrotrose Hotel," were
side of Public Aveate. , • •
-M. C; Burros, zsq., Filetdeville, Solicitor.
ittratos STIIOVD. . Castrate L. Haws,
Montrose, Jail. let, 1867. 31
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SPRING. 4
,EFRE . 4t LILNDELL, i _ -
Fourth,.7. Arch, Streets, PhiladelphiU, Pay
Aro opening for Bitting Of 1867., "
Three eases select shadeti of fillks. 'Fashionable ohm
s t ik l ,:- Milmarek, the new color sllk. Best black Silks
in town. Plaid India Silks—perfect. New Setts Dress
Goode. New style spells Chintzes. Organdie °fumy
opt Styles,' Steel-colored Popilne for snits.
P. s.—Merchants in search of scarce and destrabld
Goods will Ilnd It to *elf interest to call aniketzaatine •
our stock. (march , ,
.ssicor..3ox3EirLisav,.,
AND
;BACK
Pl it ao do- allta.,„arlifcgiglitur.,p.tpt atteatloa to all
loncintrvieteut.ble tare. '.challoslow. and haw
toatlow : PPE. W.,VITGIEG ,
dOntrose. Jan. 14.1866 .,
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ißt ITU
IIiELVS:S
TR.E , ..lasnaahi r is fall of Oesrabla Goode. Ca_saaaif.
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of our Goods
'W. R. COATi
SKIRT.
1,000,000