ornelius
gittattOSt gift - tit : tat lit irter i tUtratee d .e.'W,
• •‘• I sedes in Apolieoia Tp: Seisqu's- Co., Pa.
Post office address ; Yriendsville, Pa or by
Patrick Mahoney, •Forernan,. at-dam--P.
0 1 address •, Russell- bill ; Pa. If return.
ed to the data 'the:expense's for securing
and returtiing to the damn will be paid.—
Tankhannoek Democrat.
TEESDAY, atrlaY 216 iBBl.
7-acoocal Xzitelliftosso©.
New A dvertisements.
Burritt—sso Reward for arrest of Burglars.
dotes Lines- r Singer`a improved Sewing Machine
A. Baldwin—Patent Churn Dash.
Estate of dames Cook, dee'd—adm'rs sale.
A. D. Butterfield—Dry Goods at.Cost—Bargains.
The Canada Thistle Law.
Several of the State Legislatures haVe
enacted laws against the Canada thistle,
and we trust they „all will wherever thei e
is the least danger of it making its appear-
sacs.
In our Legislature, some five years iito
there was a similar law passed against
this, the vilest of all the encumbrances of
a farm .- 7 -mortgages scarcely excepted.—
This law provides in effect; that, "Here
after any individual or corporation allow
ing the Clnada thistle to ripen seed on-his
or their premises, shall be liable to fine of
ten\ dollars, upon each complaint that is
properly establishsed ; and any one who
may fear the spread of the Canada thistle
upon his lauds from a careless thriftless
neighbor, may, after five days notice, en
ter upon any lands where the weed is
found growing, cut it and recover full cost
for the labor and trouble.
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Yale College.
We copy below condensed extracts
from the New York World, relative to the
annual commencement exercises of Yale
College. We are pleased to notice that a
worthy student from Montrose, who has
always stood high in his class, now grad
uates A No. 1.
NEW IIAVE,N, July 1801, 1867.—At
o'clock, A. M., the Graduating Class of
567, t,,rined in line, and accompanied by
many of the alumni, marched to the Cen
tre Ci,urch, where prayer was offered by
President Woolsey, preparatory to the
exercises of the class. The church was
filled even at that early hour, by the
friends of the College and those about to
take part in the exercises. The speakilg
this year was good, throughout. The
Orations by James : F. Merriam, of Spring
field, Mass., and Edgar A. Turreil, of
Moutrose, Pa., were unusually fine. (Sub
jt,et of the latter, " The Statesman's Phi
„sophy.'') The Oration of Albert E. Dun-
Mug, upon the subject of ” Modern Eng
lish Poetry compared with the Poetry of
the Seventeenth Century," and the one by
D. F. Burrell, of Freeport, Illinois, whose
oratory held the audience in breath-
Ira (his subject being " Milton in
his u:d ale,") were also among the best
productions of the day. The Orations of
P. B. Porter, of Wilimington, Del., and
J. G. F.anders, of Milwaukee, Wis., the
latter upon the the political future of the
Northwest, were of rare merit. Space
alone forbids us from making extracts
from all of them. We can truly say that
the appearance of the graduating class at
the closinng exercises is auspicious of a
goodly future. In them, Old Yale has
sent forth MEN.
Base Ball.
A very intereAing match between the
Montrose B. B. Club and the Contest B.
B. Club, of New Milford, was played on
Me grounds of the latter at. New Milford
on Wednesday afternoon ; July 17th.
The game" was evenly contested till
near the end. The Contest' obtained the
advantage on the first. three innings, after
which Montrose began 'to gain upon
them, and at the end of the Bth innings
hating run up - thirteen scores were eight
ahead. On the 9th innings the Contest
by a run of good luck and good play, as
sisted by some bad play from Montrose,
made 24 scores, which won the game ;
Montrose only scoring one the last in
nings. The following is the score:
CONTEST.
MONTROSE.
0. Bt' O.
M. Hagar, c. 4 7 Dewers, 2t bf 2 3
Beardsley, p. 4 s,McCain, c. f. 4 3
Carlin, 3d b. 3 7Tarbell, p. 3 5
Reynolds, r.f: 2 8;C. Frick, s. s. 5. 4
Dewitt, let b. 3 6p3ackne, let b. 3 6
Garret, e. e. _ 4 6prere, 2d b. 3 6
Tingley, Lf. 0 B,Richards,ll. 1 7
Jackson, c. f. 3 6 c 6'J. Taylor, r.f. 1 6
S.S.Hagar,2 b. 4 SjC. Taylor, c. 5 3
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.'6. 7. 8. 9.
Contest, 546 3 5 34 4 24-58
Montrose, 3, 2 2 8 5 ,3 613 1-43
Fir caught.: Contest—Beardsley 2,
Carlin 1, Dewitt 1, Tingley 2, Jackson 1 . ,
S. S. Hagar 5-12. Mintrose—Tarbell 4,
Gere 2, Richards 2, J. Taylor 1-9.
Out on fouls : Contest 2, Montrose 7.
Flys missed Contest 3;,Montrose 3.
Umpire—J. H. Dasenbn_r.y, Gt. Bend.
Scorers—Contest, E. P. Myers;• Mont
rose, Loren Bitrritt.
Drowned.
A young man about twenty-one years
of age, named - Timothy Regan, who was
engaged at' the Horse-race dam, was
drowned on Wednesday last, while at
tempting to ford the river a few rode be
low the dam. After finishing his work for
the day, be—with a companion—propos
ed wading tbe river to their boarding place
instead of returning by` the bliat; - which
was somidistance abo've. Taking off, his
boots, be .went into the stream until the
depth and swiftness of the current carried
his feet from under bitn,when be was car
ried rapidly down the stream and drown
ed, before assistance could be rendered.
All efforts to recover the body have thus
far been unsuccessful.% He had'on, rThen
drowned a cheek-shirt and linen pants. in
the pocket of the pants is said to be Idur
or five titueibicks..
Aay ~iriforsnatiiou ; coat ping tiie Body
CongresS.' . . .
Mu. EDITOR :-r am just suited with
the suggestions in your last issue on the
subject of Congress. We must have a
sound Democrat, and a man p of first rate
ability—a public speaker. I dont know
who .all are candidates,
or likely tio
but there will no doubt be plenty of them.
If R,,8. Little, Esq.,is-a candidate, he is
iny choice, 'because ie possesses the qaal
ifitationti. Plead inform us whether he is
a candidate.
We are not autliori74 to answer such
questions, and refer our correspondent to
Mr. Little. • A. J. G.
—J. W. Hornor of Parksburg, \Vest
Va., says that Dr. H. Anders' lodine Wa
ter cured him of Scrofula. He had 37 run-
Ulcers when he commenced taking
the . medicine. Persons afflicted should
make a note of this, and send to J. P.
Din more, 3tl Dry Street, New York, for
a c'rcular concerning this remarkable
remedy.
Tun Radicals claim that Jeff Davis has
triumphed at last, and it does look like it.
He undertook to take the Southern States
out of the Union, and did not quite suc
ceed. The radicals took up the work, and
finished it. The Southern States are out
of tha Union " according to act of Cong
ress." Davis and the Radicals have tri
umphed at last.
Teachers' Examination.
An examination , fir teachers, already
employe", will be held at Auburn Centre
on Friday, July 26, 1867. Teachers wish
ing to be examined lutist present a writ
ten request signed by at least three mem
bers ot• the board of the district in which
they are employed. ExaMination will com
mence promptly at 9 o'clock A. M.
W. W. WATtoic,
Jul3 . ' 16 —2 • County Sup't.
Dental Notice.
Dr. T. J Wheaton, the Dentist, will be
at Charles Sprout's, two miles west of
Montrose, on Wednesday the 24th inst.
Friends in that neighborhood desiring
to sec him, will please call on that day.
Ile may also be consulted at Days Ho
ke, Gran7erville, on Monday the 29th inst.
Friends in that section will please be
prompt as his stay will be necessarily lim
ited.
No charges for counsel, nor for extra.
ing teeth where the jaw is cleared.
Binghamton, July 13th, 1867.
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Sewing machines.
We can furnish a Grover & Baker, a
Finkle ,t; Lyon, or ad Empire Sewing
Machine, at less than manufacturers' pri
ces.
.`JE=`3M '1..4!..1-a 111 . CI MIX CM .4 .
' Aromatic Vegetable Soap. A en
puler Tolict Soap, prepared from regaled Vegeta..
ble Oils in combination with Glycerine, and
daily designed for the use of Ladles, and for the
Nursery. Its per'ume is exquisite, and its sraebin
properties unrivalled. For sale by all druggists.
Mar, 2 1867.—lysmpl2
Scrofula,—The Rev. George Storrs, of Brook
lyn. N. Y., says in the Bible Kb:miner, by way of apol
on- for publishing a medical certificate in his magazine
or the cure of his only son, of Scrofula, " alter dissolu
tion appeared inevitable." "We publish thie state
" ment, not for pay, but in gratitude to God who has an
swered prayer, and is Justice to Dr. Anders; being
" satisfied that there is virtue in lb.- lodine Water
" treatment, which the readers of this Magazine will
thanitlitS editor for bringing to their notice."
Circulars free. -
Dr. IL Anders' lodine Water le for eale by J. P
DINS MORE, Proprietor. 36 Dey street, Nev York, and
by all Druggists. July
r.:47 , ""Pertri - lart Syrup.—A protected solution of
the Protoxide of Iron. supplies the blood with its Life
Element Iron, giving strength, vigor and new life to
the ; whole sytem.'
If the thousands who are suffering from Dyspepsia,
Debility, Female W. akraSses, &c., would but test the
virtues of the Peruvian Syrup, the effect would not on
ly astonish themselves but would please all their
friends ; for instead of feeling cross, - all gone" and
Miserable, they would be cheerful, vigorous and active.
A distinguished Janet writes to 6 friend As follows :
"I have tried the Peruvian Syrup. and the result fully
sustains your prediction. it has made a new man of
me.—infused into my system new vigor and ener,•y. I
am no longer tremulous and debilitated. as when you
tail saw me, bat stronger. heartier, and with . larger ca.
inicity,fttr laWr f raetital aiidphysical, limpet any_ time
during the last five years."
Thousands have been chang , td by the use of this rem
edy nom weak, sickly, suffering creatures, to strong,
healthy and happy men and women ; and invalids can
not reasonably hesita2e to give It a trial.
The genuine has " Peruvian Syrup" blown In the
PIM 6lYpage j)ampb let will be sent free.
J. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
No. 36 Dey St., New York.
Sold Vali Druggists. July
Dr. SCILENCII'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.
Thole Pills are composed of various roots, having the
power to relax the secretions of the liver as promptly and
effectually as him plll or mercury, and without producing
any of those dlisagromble or dangerous effects which often
follow", the use of the latter. - •
In all Mlle= disorders these Pills =who tined with confi
dence, as they promote the discharge of vitiated bile, and
remove them oAm:thus from the liver and biliary diets,
which are the Caruso of bilious affections in general.
SCHENCK'S HANDRAIL'S PILLS cure Sick Headache,
and all disorders of the Liver, Indicated bye:snow akin, coaled
tongue, csativences, dreweinees, and a general feeling of ma
tinees and laasitude, 'Mowing that the Wet Is In a torpid or
of stnutted condition.
In short, Huns Pills may be used 'with advantage In all
more when 4 purgative or altenstive medicine Is regulM,
P.esse ask for "Dr. Schenck'' Mandrake Pills,"Amd
observe that the two likenessee of the Doctor are on the
.Government 'tamp—one when In the last stage of Con.
emotion, and the other In hie present health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price 25 cents per box.
Principal Office, No. 15 North 6th Street, Philadelphia,
9eneril.lirludesale Agent's IHmsas Runes do Co., M. Park
;Raw; Nei , ' York . ; 13.. S. Hance, 108 Itaillniare St.,
more, DLL; John Dt Piik, N. - Veer: Ofioarthand
Clad • "*". 014); Wittier a; Taylor,lo4 and lad
Wobeab Avenue. patio, !IL Collins Brothers, senthwese
miter of Occomul aatLruteilia,ldt..,Lotdr, No.
• ' lab &gib
_ .
rig - Card to the Ladies.—Dr. Darien e 4 , 94
Golden Periodical Pills for Females.
Info:Rio to COrroting Irregakaingis, .moving all
Obeirtielioniofthe dittnthtatursei, 'pain whatertr cause,
and Alwayi Bucceaftil asaPreveatice. •
A CERTAIN REMEDY for all complaints so peculiar
to the sex, viz., Diaressing and Painful Menstruation,
Retention, Pain in the Back and Loins, Pressing-Dawn
Pains, Rush of Blood to the Head, Dizziness, Ditertesa
of Sight, Greeii Sickness, Heaviness, Fatigue on any
Slight Exertion, Palpitati bra of the Reset, and that Most
annoying, weal:Willy, end the begining of all other fe
male weaknesses, The Leueorrhcea, or Whites: ;
They Act like a Charm In Removing Obstruction and
Redortug Nature to Us Proper 'Channel.
quieting the nerves. and bringhid haelrthe•• rosy color
of health" to the most delicate.
Ten thousand boxes sent by letter, hoth by myself
and agents, testi parts of the world, to which answers
have been returned. In which ladies say nothing like
the above pills have been known since tits Science of
'Medicine dawned upon the World.
'Tull and explicit clirecions accompany each box.
Price sl,pm• box ; six boxes, $.5. Sold by one Drug
gtst In every town; village; city, and hamlet throughout
the wotld. Sold tullontroec:Pa.. By BURNS '.s Men-
OLS. rDruggists,l "Sole Agents" for Montrose. •
Ladies I By sending St to the Poet Office, ran
have the Pills sent (confidentially) by mail to any part
of the country, free of Postage.
Sold also by Esrinno o..aux, Great Bend, CLARK
BROWN, Deposit, CLEVER, PTERCY S CO. BITIZIIRBoII,
BROOKS, Scranton, DEMAS 13AIINES .e Co.
New York. S. D. HOWE, Sole Proprietor, New York.
Jyly.%*
StiSQUICIISNICA
On the 13th inst. by Luther Peek, Mr.
CHARLES H. lIAGERTY,I of Nova Scotia,
and Miss NANCY J.LNE CRANDALL, of
Bridgewater.
On the 17th *inst., by the same, Mr.
DANIEL D. SPINNINGs, of Corbettsville,
N. Y., and Miss HarrlE L. Su.E.awoop, of
Montrose.
In Brooklyn, July 4th, by Rev. S. F.
Brown, Mr. OS TEWKSBURY and Mi,4
E. J. STERLING, both of Brooklyn.
At the parsona ,, e, in Brooklyn, July
sth, by the same, Mr. Aunos Mounv, of
Di mock, and Mrs. BI rsuy COY, of Spring
ville.
By Rev. B. C. Morse, June 20th, Mr.
CIIAIu.rs BRE vk-TER, of llarford, and Miss
ECNICE M. WRIGHT, of Lathrop.
Mr - Notices of marriages and deaths pnhitsbed free
of charge. Obituaries published if paid for at the rale
of fifty cents per hundred words.
In Brooklyn, Juno_9th, EDWIN 8., son
of B. C. and Polly Watroni, aged 5 years,
9 mo. and 3 days. A child of more than
usual promise.
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'Ahatistineuts.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE,
Of Valuable Real Estate,
Cr ITT:ATE in Derrick township. late tivo—estate of
JatuesCook, deceased, on SATURDAY, AUG. 17,
IS6I, containing about
N 123. co t - sr AL a sr.
TERMS OF SALE,—S2S down; one half the balance
on confirmation ofealr, and balance within six months
thereafter, mini iLterest.
TRUMAN B. OGDEN, Adnfr.
Derrick, July in, 1567.—td
fMli SEWING ECHINE!
rpHE sin g er Manufacturing Company have Encreed
ed in prodin•ng, it Se win.i Machine is tear pence
nun ae human ek.il can accemplith. To be Lau of
MORSE & LINES, Sole Agents
For Sto ,. quehanuu County, succebsors of Road, Wat
roue & Foeter.
Z3 - 1..7 .1 7 1 (Ge. Mx .a. 13. "1r 12
•
$5O Reward,
WILL be paid for information that will lead to the
detection and conviction or the persona that
broke into my Store on the nittht of Friday-, the 12th
inst., and attempted to carry off my Sate.
' 11. lIURRLTT.
New Milford, July 23, 1867.-3 w
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Patent Atmospheric
CHURN DASII!
Patented May 7, 1867.
The most Important and Valuable Allen
; liGn of the 19th Century.
1. This Dasher is superior to any other, by being as
simple as the old Dasher. and combining the atmos
pheric principles therewith, and the Butter Gatherer
2. It is superior to all others, inasmuch as the same
power applied to this in like. mechanical operations
will make one fourth more reciprocations.
& It is superior to all others, Inasmuch as it prodn
ces the Butter in a mcch shorter time.
4. IL is superior to any other, inasmuch as it produ
ces a ranch better quality of Butter.
5. It is superior to any other Patent Churn, inas
much as it is 500 per cent. cheaper than any other.
It is well known to Dairymen and others, that Butter
is contained in minute globules or sacks, covered with
a membrane, and requires the. action of air to prepare
the covering to be removed by friction. The Scientllic
American sap!:
" If cream is dashed against a hard substance, or
mashed between bars or rollers, ft breaks the globules
and becomes oily, by destroying.tho grain. It should
be thrown into currents and counter, currents
by the action of air, causing a friction by the action of
the currents against each other, removing the covering
without breaking or bursting the globules."
This is the principle Which ,the inventor of this Dash
endeavored - to keep In view, and the result shows a
much larger. yield of Butter obtained in leas time than
by any other Dasher. '
Experiments have proven that any other method ex
cept pumping air through the cream, will not penetrate
sufficiently to oxygenize all the globules preparator) to
concentrating the Butter. Throwing it into the air by
clappers or old fashioned Dashers, dots not stifildently
exppseit to, the am to brlng ont,the Butter.
The above Patent Dabber has been porthated for Sus
ntichanna County by the 'undersigned; The process of
churning can.be seen at any 11 me, Ina Ohm Churn, at
13aIdwin. Allen it 3teCtiin'ufitore. An agent will can
vass the county shod ,as possible;' t ot sell ,She Dasher
for individual rights; also lownishln, rights will be
•
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„Montrose, Jut' , . A. BALDWM.
undersigned. an auditor appointed by the Judg-
JL ea of - the Orphans' Qaart
,of. dusquetutnna county
I,9.distributeactande In the tutridsof,the
admiiiietra
tor of the estate of Wealthy Ilannett, dec'd. will attend
to the dutieipf 4m:ointment - at Ms ottce in Mont
rose. on Thursday the Bth day of Angnst, A. 17.,1867, at
vahaak,,,prattort which.ttine And Pllce 1111,9011101161 p
terestad ill make known their claims or bp forei . ef Ae
tarred Irina comik, InC/zrattitt • •
• • '- TYLEtti 'Auditor. ,
Mtrishvi 14 1 165 V. " • ' • •
100,000 Bares have been sold in Two Years
Illitr 4k. Pll.-IEL X .IN. Clr 30 gEi .
Ja 3E: _AIL rr 3E3C .
is,NteS 00 ;'ZIA'i 301
Muutro..ic, July 23, 1867.—tf.
Auditor's 'Notice.
ESTATE OF ELISHA A. HORTON,
.12 , 1 late of Mesh; Susq'a county, Pa.. dec'd.
Letters oftidmiuistration upon the °ante of theabove
named decedent having been granted to the undersign
ed, all persons Indebted to said estate are hereby not t
iled to make Immediate payment, and those baying
claims against the same to present them duly authenti
cated for settlement.
M. G. _SHOEMAKER, Adm'r
RutEh, July 9, 1,67.
Auditor's .Notice.
THE undersigned appointed by the Hon_ the Or
phan's Court of Susquehanna County to make
distribution of the fund in the hands of the adm in
iatraior of Richard France, deceased, will attend to the
duties of his appointment at the care of Fraser & Case,
3iontrose, on Saturday, Aug. ad, lStl at one o'clock, p.
m., at which time and place all persons interested will
present their claims or be debarred from coming In
upon maid fund
July 9, ISU7.
FRA.NICLIN FRASER, Auditor
BEST 1101111 IN Tilt STATE.
FROM PURE WHITE
California Winter Wheat,
Nnitively rained in California.) constantly on hand
and (or sale. Manufactured at the Eureka Mill, by
SIPOOK & TINGLEY.
Hopboltom, July 3, 80 7.—lf
Financial Statement of Rush
Township Bounty Matters.
whole !mount of bonds Wetted, $13,500 00
Expeueee, $509 98
lutereet to June 5,1865, 188 65-- 698 63
$14,196 63
Atn't collected autl paid up to June 5,16'65, 5,605 41
lutefeA one year to 18tiG,
March 5, 1556, paid
Intere.4t Cu June 3, 1397, 3:7 , 9 90
June 3, 1567, paid
$1,6,52 31
We certify the foregoing to be as near correct as can
be got under the circumstances.
IW. U. WILCOX,
Rush, July 9, 186;. JAS. P. DEVINE, }Auditor!
KSTATE OF MARY McCARMIN,
x-d ,deceased. lac() of Chueount township, Suvote•
hanna count}, Pa.
Letters testamentary upon the estate of the above
named decedent having been granted to the undersign
ed, all_persons Indebted fo - said estate are hereby noti
fied to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against theaamo to present them duly authena
cated for settlement.
MARIA S. GOGGEN, Executrix
Chocunut, July 2, 1867.*
Auditor's Notice.
rr TIE undersigneduan atll'or appointed by the Court
& of Common Pleas of Susquehanna County to dis
tribute a fund in the hands of the Sheriff arising from
the sale of the real estate of Patrick O'Hara, taken in ex
ecution at the suit of D. P. I lielan. will attend to the
duties of his appointment at Iris office in Montrose. on
'Monday, Ang. Gth, 1867, at 1 o'clock p. m., at which
time and place all persons interested in said fund may
prssoot their claims or be forever debarred from corn.Mg in ou raid fund.
JAMES E CARMALT, Auditor.
Montrose, July 2, 1887.
$2O.
AGENTS WANTED- $ 100.
Male and Female. to introduce our New Patent Star
Shuttle Sewing Machine. It Is adapted for family nee
and Tailoring. It makes a stitch alike on both sides.
Price only Twenty Dollars. Extraordinary Induce
meu to to Agents. Fur lull partictalarg, address
DUSIO.NT .t WILSON,
680 Arch Street,
July 2— 3mo Philadelphia, Pa.
Notice in Partition.
MO Sarah McKim°, now residing In Oakland town-
I: ship, Susquehanna county, and issue, nine child
ren, t o wit : charles F. McKune, eldest non, now resi
ding in New Bedford, Bureau county, Illinois;
liiclinne, also living in New Bedford, aforesaid; Jos.
Mekong, since deceased, leaving a widow, Jane Me
linne. and two minor children, to wit : Mary E. Mc•
Kane, aged eleven years. and Fanny Metinne, aged
eight years, (the said Sarah 31eKuno having been duly
appointed guardian of the said minors, the said Jane
McKune also residing in Oakland township aforesaid.)
Benjamin F. McKune, the, petitioner; Betsey Ann, in.
termarricd with G. M. Nichols and now residitg at
New Bedford aforesaid ; Mary V. intermarried with A.
S. Lathrop living In Wyanetto, Bureau county afore
said ; Phebe P., who Intermarried with I. D. Minay,
and is now deceased. leaving her said husband and is
sue, three children, to wit : Henrietta, Francis and
Sarah Eunice Minzy, all minors under the age of four
teen years, and now residing with their said father (J.
D. liiinzy) In Elmira, Chenango county, New York ,•
and Eunice intermarried with James McCannon, and
now residing In Oakland township aforesaid; and also
one grandson. to wit : Timothy Wheat, son of Esther
Wheat. who was a daughter of the said Joseph Mc-
Kline, and died before the said Joseph—the said Timo
thy now residing, at or near Waverly in the State of
New York—
TAKE NOTICE: That an inquest will be held at.the
late dwelling house of Joseph McKim°, deceased, In
the township of Oakland, county of Susquehanna, on
Thursday the lath day of July. istm at 2 o'clock p. m..
for the purpose °freaking partition of the real estate of
said deceased to and among the children and represen
tatives. if the Frame can be done without prejudice to
or spoiling the whole; otherwise to value and appraise
the same - according to law • at which time and place
you are reqaired to attend if you think proper.
S. F. LANE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Unice, Montrose ? June 25, 1867. s
NOTICE TO TAX COLLECTORS.
OTICE. is hereby given to ail Tax' Collectors who
1.1 are not acting Constables, that the County Com
missioners will expect them to ninke n liberal payment
to the County Treasurer on Monday, July 29,1867 ; and
those who are acting Constables to make payment to
the County Treasurer on Monday. Aug. 12th, 1867, ft be
ing the drat Monday of August Court. A liberal pay
ment will be expected from all Collectors.
C. B. DODGE, County Treas.
County Treasurer's oMce, /
31ontrosc, July 9, 1867.
N7i:Tc)col 4041,3rcilarig
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CLOTH. War. t4.%117:1 G.
TIIE undersigned respectfully inform the public that
they are carrying, on the above business at the old
stand in Jessup. Having recently refitted and put their
machinery in perfect order, they arepriared to do as
good work as can be done in the counts
J. \VA nn,
Jessup, June 1,1867.-3 m. T. J. REPUB.
.41.3rattazir Co Maoris;
rr ZW4COM7XCI33
lliaa a recent decision of the Court of Chilies, all 01E
-2" cers holding commissions between dates of March
let, 1864, and May :id,1865, are entitled, toss per month
for each servant allowed by •rank.
For further inforteition, apply to
G 7.0. P. LITTLE,
• Licensed Government Agent.
Montrose, March 0, 1867. tf I•, - -
Auditor's Notice.
Tan undersigned, an auditor appointed by the Or
. IL • abatis' Court of Susquehanna County to distribute
the fund in the. hands of Caroline E. Dimon admiviatra
trix of the estate of Charles Dcmort, d'ec'd , will attend
to the 'duties of his ; appointment- IA his odic° In
Montrose, on Moudanthe 29th day of Ju1y,.1861, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon. at which time,. Ind -place
all persons interested' are required to present their
claims or be foreverdebarred from comdng in apon said
fund.
Jttsi.
E CA.llll4ll4l.4iditor,
liiontrese, Jane 25;1887.
ABD 011, snits great variety , of , 611.8.filitiNA
LINERY, fos.sale by . AFTI. TIIRREW4
HEAT AITRETIORS
lIEAD QUAIITEM POE
Variety, Styles, and' Bargains
DRY GOODS, reNclz GODS
MILLIN.ERY GOODS,
READY MADE CLOTIIIMi,
Merchant Tailoring, ,and Gent's
Furnishing Goods.
Guttenburg, Rosenbaum & Co
Take great pleasure in Informing their friends and the
pahlie in ueneral that Dry (moods have taken ANOTH
ER TUMBLE, and that they have purchased a more
than usual large stock of
ring & *num
(co ,
which tor price, variety, and style cannot be excelled
Wo have in gook—
DRESS GOODS c Black and Fancy Drees Silks,
Rich Mohair Drees Goode in all etyles and colors,
plain, Clizu red and striped Sue Organdies, Cambrice,
sad Lawns, handsome DeLaine, Challies, &c. &c.
WHITE GOODS : Swiss Muslims, Mulls, pinin,
barred, and etriped Jaconets, figured and striped
Brilliants, a flue lot of Drapery Kaoline, Marseilles
$8,593 22
Erlo 59
LINEN GOODS: Black and brOwn Table Linen,
Table Cloths, Towels,Napkins, blrdseye and shirt
ing Linen, Scotch Diaper, Linen Tuck and Drlllin
for men and bora wear, &c. Domestics, bleache.
and brown Skirtings, Calicos, Ginghams, Denims,
Ticklugreottoundes, &c.
$9,108 $1
.624 29
.tr:l
2.211 31
F-11WIr GOODS,: Superior qualtty,,,Kidd Gloves.
Kin and Lisle T hread Gloves, all colors, dress and
cloak Buttons, Pimmings, Embroideries, Laces,
Veils, Hoscriiiii. hew styles in Balmoral Skirts, Par•
asols, Sunshades, Corsets, and Hoop Skirts,
Shawls, JBasquen and Sackis : Of cloth and
ailk,apkndid variety, End cheap:
MILLINERY GOODS: At wholee,ale L Retail.
A large and complete stock of millinery Goods,
such as artificial Flowers, Ribbons, Bonnet Silks,
Frames; Biecke, Straw Bats & Bonnets. Blonds,LS=
yes, which we JOB to the Trade at New York
wholesale prices.
READY MADE CLOTHING of our 0W!,.7-man
ufnettire—the lur,gest arid tastiest variety in the
county. We guaranty our work.
XIERCHANT TAILORING S We have over WO
different pa tternsa Cloth, Cassimers, and Coatings
for elleollll ‘vork.to select fr'om; have a FIRST
CLASS CCTTER. and aro enabled to give perfect
satisfaction In regard to good tits, style and prices.
Parties preferring to have theiegarments made to
measure. are requested to give as a call and exam
ine our stock-.
GENTS , FIIRNISIZING GOODS i White and
Flannel Shirts, cotton ar.d merino WrUppers and
Drawers, Gloves, Ties and Scarfs, paper and linen
Collars. handkerchiefs, Traveling. Bags, Trunks
and Umbrellas
L''/'A tine variety of Gents and Boys HATS, CAPS,
CHEAP.
utttubur, liostubaum tC Cr.
M. S. DESSAITEIt, Managing Partner
Montrose, May 14, 1861
Till HOE INCOME CO'S
SEWING MACHINES,
699 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK
FOR FAIRIES & MANUFACTURERS.
THESE WORLD RENOWNED
SEWING MACHINES • •
Were awarded the highest Premium at the
World's Fair in London, and six first
premiums at the New York State
Fair of 1866, and are
Celebrated for doing the beet work, using a much
smallerneedie fbr the same thread than any other ma
chine, and by the introduction of the most approved
machinery, we are now able to supply the very best ma
chines in the world.
These machines areade at our nett and
spacious Factory dl Pridgeport,
under the immediate supervision of
the President of the Company,
Elias Howe, Jr., the
ORIGINAL INVENTOR. OF THE SEWING MA
' CHINE.
They nre adapted to all kinds sf Family Sewing, and
to the use of ses t mstresses, dceei makers, tailors, man
ufacturers of Shirts, collars, skirts, cloaks, mantillas,
clothing, bats, cape. corsets, boots, shoes, harness,Sad
ales. linengoods. umbrellas, parasols, etc. They work
equally well npOn silk, linen, woolen and cotton goods
with-silk, cotton or linen thread. They will seam,
quilt, gather, fee, cord, braid, bind, and perform every
species of sewing, making :a beautiful and perfect
slit h, mike on both sides of the articles sewed.
'The Stitch invented by Mr. Howe,and made
on this Machine, is the most popular
and durable, and alt Sewing Ma
chine's are subject to the prin
ciple invented by him.
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.
SIBLEY & STOOPS;- •
General Agents;
WO. 922 611ESTWIIT ST.O runr)A.
Feb. 26, 1567.
STEVENS HOUSE, - !
21', 23, 25 & 271troadlitty, lii•:' y.
Opposite Bowling Green. .
ON THE "EUROPEAN PLAN:
irs' STEVENS AOUSE is well''and widely' known
T
tio
to the travelling public. The location is especially
suitable to merchants and business men it fa in so
proximityto the buelneits -partof the city—is the'
highway of Southern and IA astern travel—mule iieent
to all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depo r :S.
The &Ohne-House has- liberal accommbdatione for
over 300 guests—it is well-furnished, and posseeses ev
ery modern impr,•.yeiteht for the comfort and entertain- .
mentor:its tumates;•_;Thnrooms areepacionelo4.well
ventilated—provided with gas and water—the attend
with is prompt and respoctful—and the table iP upplied
th every delicacy ofthet; season pt moderaterutes.
'GEO. K. ,CI3ASE *&-. C(:;1. - „
may 7-43'm PnoPnitrrotes.: •
A 13,1, ST RELL'B STORE; .
4.34 as usual ill MI of deiqrstle %lab. Callaut(oeo
btW fURNITURE ROOMS
/ME subscribers Would respectfai inform the
1. that they have commenced business in C. Cush;
man's old Bhop, where We keep constantly on Wigan d
manufacture to order all kinds of:
64A, '2l - : }, I k' •
',C; -1. f•e-
sun As
Borealis{ Bedsteads Ldtinged, Settees ;
Stands, Tables, Extension Tabled,
of a superior manufacture,
Also, Barrett's Patent Ladies' Revolving
Work Table.
All those In want of Cabinet Furniture Will do we ll
to-7,tve ud a call before looking elaewttere,for we Inten d.
to tnake our work good, and sell It cheaper than any
other cstablldhment to Susquehanna' Coisity:
N. B.—All work done whenpromised. •
W.B. VANORIBILLLE.
•
J crtN WHEFIEIt.
Montrose, Juno 4, 1867.-1 y
lITENTION, REMY I
Now Ready for the
SPRING CAMPAIGN.
NEW GOODS,
Just received and will beaold at
GREATLY REDUCED . PRICES!
Dry Goods In great variety and desirable styleti.
Notions,ithe largest and best assortment in. the place.
A full line of Stationery.
Tieing desirous of closing out my stack of Crockery,
Rats, Caps, and Ladies' 4hoes, I will sell them
At C®st.
Garden & Flower Seeds
of all kinds
Call and examine my stock before. purchasing else
where, and - bo Convinced of the quality and cheapness.
of my Goode.
T'Store in the same buildiug ae the Postale'', and
formerly occupied by Webb 4% linstertteld.
Montrose, Pa., Itlay 7. 1867
ABEL TUR,RELL
Is continually receiving
NEW Gilt - ODS,
And keeps constantly on hand a full and desirable atr
'sortment of genuine,
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Liquors, PalUts, Oils, Dye-stuffs . Teas ; Bpreeii and
other Groceries, Stoneware, wall and Window Pa
per, Glassware. Lamps, Kerobene, Benz°le,
Ttinner' , , Oil. Lubricating 00, Neatstoot
Refined Whale Oil, Varnish, Whips;
Gans, Pistols, Cartridges, Powder;
Shot, Lead, Gun Caps. Mesita"
Instruments, Toilet Seeps,
Hair Oils, Brushes, Pocket Knives, Spectacles, Sllvei
Plated Spoons, Forks, and Ivory Handled' Knives,
Dentist's Avticles;a general assortment of
Fancy Goods, Jewelry,Terfinnety; tcyr:
ALL THE
Patent Medicines
advertised in Montrose. and nearly every 000 D KIND
IN ANY MARKET.
In short, nearly everything to restore the sick. to
please the taste, to delight Ihe eye, to gratify the fancy,
and also to conduce to the real and substantial comforts
of life. Enumeration is Impracticable, nif it would fill a
newspaper. Call at the Drug mid VarietY Store of
ABEL TURRELL,..lifoatrose, Pa.
•
BLAGKSIVIITHING.
r o llE undersigned have this day formeda co-partner.'
1
chip, under the firm name of Stamp S Moran, for
like purpose of carrying on Blacksmithing in all lie
branches.
Mr - Strict attention vrill be given to Horsti-shdeing.
All work will be done neatly and promptly. The pub
lic are invited to call.
E. P. STAMP.
Montrose, March 4th, 1867. If P. T-MORA.N.
HEAR. YE ! HEAR YE!
All persons who wieh to
MEtb - vre
IN THE PURCHASE
GROCERIES & PROVISIONg
will call at tho Store of the subscriber, Where they will
nod a Good Stdck of
Choice Flour, Fish, hams (sugar cured) {
Coffee and Tea, Sugars, Syrups ace
Molasses, Tobacco, Snaffy
Cigars, etc. etc;
Also—A good Stock of
ie 4a. ivlramizi " - ±v ow= cuvssii,
School and Blank Books, and a fern mis
cellaneons Books, Writing Papers
and Envelopes of superior quad.;
Wes and perfumed,
Gents' and Ladies' Paper Collars, Canned
and Dried Fruits, Oranges' frk Lemons,
Condensed Milk, a choice articles
and In fact almupt everything neededliyall the&
people of,Su elnehanna Copra) , vvho get hungry.an dry;
and liy, Purchasing them of
a,. N. surotaatt,
ilretliore south ot.tlto Court Muse aild *mei Ode of
the Public Avenue, you can saverrcui 10 to 20paroeut.
Montrose,,lllarcktitb. 1867. a •
•
I T I ELIICWI3:I44; f 4.
hand at the old Emporium of Fashion.
over Stone &Cooley's (late Chandler's) Store, west
Pide of kublio Avenue, where f width° hippy to seem.) ,
old friundsand customers, who can appreciate the ad
vantage ot substantial work and neat fits. I employ
none battiest dais Workmen. and am pr'Pired ta Maar;
unty as good work as can be got op anyienere.
Prices reasonable and' work done at the timelageeed
_ .
upon. : .
Slocdrose, Difiy2S, 1867,7-0 • - JOAN PROM.
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11CrOWAIIII Assoolatkett Oebilladelpiela,
ILL Dbeases of the Nervone,Semtnid, ilrinag and sew;
nal eveteum-a ew and reliable treatinent—ln =pens of
the 110WAIIIPASSOC71.A.TION. e tint by mink' “ a l e d
etZor eaveloetl.free of charge. ',Add reseDr.J;
llocrorrox. Reamed Asiebelatich 304/With iltketree
rbtlattelphts, Pe. , . , , ,
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A. D. BUTTIIIIPTELD