Wt.tt:o - ir:. - 104,ptrat:
J. GERRITSONi Editor.
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111TITIZOSE, :TVESDA V, DEC. 10, 1807
The Predident i i Dressage.
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No one 8110111 d fail to read the message
which we print to the exclusion of other
matter. ...Its firm tone has been fully
propipted by the people through the bal
lot box, and adds another pang to the
dying agonies of the impeachment mon
ater.
-e®`_
Death of Impeachment.
On Friday last the impeachment ques
tion came before the House for consider:-
lion, and its friends found themsi4ves
beaten two to one; and it was only by a
resort t filibustering that, they kevented
:,,it * lrcita being tabled. An adjournment
.only postponed the death till Saturday.
So dies impeachment, and the party that
!tried to keep alive upon it. its worst-and
beat success was to show the poisonous
gangs and strike itself to death.
For The Montrose Democrat.
Monuniont to Rev. Hugh Monahan.
The announcement made from the
crious altars of the churches in this di4-
trio, viz:—the erection of a monument
to our late Pastor, Rev. Hugh Monahan,
.on Wednesday, Nov. 27th, attracted a
large concourse of people to our little vil
lage. From an early hour crowds could
be seen wending their way toward the
beautiful church of the Holy Family an.c
ions to gain admittance, and testify by
their presence their affection and venera
tion for him who so well and faithfnl:y,
during seven years, ministered to their
wants and consoled them in their Milk
-tions. A magnificent monument, of Ital
ian marble, standing, about ten feet in
height, was firmly set upon its bade at 10
o'clock,' npd. immediately after, Solemn
Mass de requiem was celebrated by Rol.
A. D. Filar), of Friendsville, assisted by
Rev. Hugh Garvey, of St. Joseph's, and
Rev. John Monahan, of Philadelphia,
(brother of at•e:,i,) as Deacon an d s u b.
deacon. Rev. M. S. Hennessy, Master of
Ceremonies. There were also present,
within the Sanctuary, Very .Rev. J. V .
0,4t-4y, of Susquehanna; CFarke, of
O wego , -4. Hooligan, J. Taney, and M.
4;riffith,--o 4 f Albany diocese. An effieient
Choir fr o m Bin,rhainton, under tho lead
ership of C. Calan, Esq.—Mrs. Gniry pre
siding at the organ—rendered the ..Mass
to its hest advantage. •
After the Mass, Rev. limb Garvey as
.eended the altar and took for his tett the
13th and 14th v. v. - of 4th chapter of
NVisdom:—"Being tuado perfect in a
Phort Space, be fit:6l4 , d a tom*, time) Itr
his sold pleased God. Theref.r, he hist
cued to bring him nut of the midst of in.
iquities; but the people Fee this, and nn
demand not., nor lay np swill thing: ill
their heartc." He paid an eloquent tri-
Late to the life anal nieritA of the deceased,
dearly showing there was rto spedea
hard-hip, no inconvenience or (li , cortifori
he did not eheerfullyendure. In his daily in
t ereourse he was affable, familiar, anal pa
ternal—his, eloquence in recommending
virtue was surpassed only by his fidelity
in practising it.
lle referred in well chosen terms to the
exertions of his predecessor in the cause
of education—that it, was not exclusively
by the indoor duties of the Sanctuary ho
wrought. the most wished for consumma
tion, though in those of the altar, and
confessional, he was indefttigab'e; but
the great source of his vitt 13011'4 populari•
ty was the facilities his exertions afforded
for the needy poor of the rising genera.
tion. The .speaker closed by requesting
all to remember the lessons of instruction
which had so frequently tend eloquently
fallen from his lips=his memory should
ever remain fresh in the • hearts of his nu-
inerons admirers, and his virtues make a
lasting impression ,upon the souls of his
-devoted people. The sermon, through
out, was full of pathos,• and touchingly
appealed to the most refined sentiments
.of the human heart.
The..Abs.olution at the grave was then
perforined by . IteV. Joh t i 3,loitahari, when
all ditipersed, feeling that they had done
something to•perpetuate the memory of
;Father'Hugh, of whom, with truth it can
lbe said '
With eloquence innate his soot was armed,
"Tho harsh the precept, yet the preacher ,
•cliarmed ;
'With what he begged his brethren he re
lieved,
And gave the charities himself received.;
The proud he tamed, the penitent he
dheered,
Nor to rebuke the rich offender feared ;
duis.preaching much, but more his prac
tice wrought
A frltliii:l4l . o2oll4af the auth he taught.
May,he rest in peace.
.St:Toseples, Dec. 2d, 1867.
—Tbe foregoing was , omitted last. week
on accoani of lengtt of impeachtnent re
port.
New Tears Ball.
,
Gentlein,an and -Ladies who delight to
`A 1 .14 the lit , htjaptastie' toe," will have a
goode' • '
_pp rtunity to enjoy emte veg at
•the Glenwood ,Hotel, on New Year's day
,Prtrrietor.
13niquebanna County Institute.'
The Snagn'a County Iniiitate will be
held - in Montt:6Be ,eommencin Jan. 6th,
1 3064rtict ti Onie4lng -ono wetic;emtT
-A full n'othie Will be . pntiiiabW ,gereaf
:to;t4FlßgAir4ner 9r l ePt9t9N - * 1 0k:0d
lind•unier vf holiness.
.
/r.
time of ift(iitgaies.
A radical change in the - tenure of mort
-1
r.. 7,0 eS'i,liss been - 1141de by tti,ErjtiteCopgress.
ion: E I,,,lnki:it"pt,Avv ; 10'' iirOvidtli,4 ithat
all Ile' mart ;ages` tire-‘ . ..giert•-'gvitliiit -four
montbs before,'ln in - solvent debtor ;tails,
the; holder' Qf the!mortgago ivillibe'crint
peiled to route in as other creditors. The
effect of thiW'svill•Lbe'itt-'eanse greater cau
lionitt accepting mortgages. ~,
Splwing
Tina Jtiry.
Brewster and W. A. Crossmon,—met
.witbJudge,streetcr, qa Saturday
4 ct .:45.• . e0ch of the
threo, tiadCribeldiv,%4Sieet? names alter
nately; the 'Democrats • get one-third of
the jurors in future. The number placed
in tbe,wheel,ls 500.
Acknowledgment.
Permit me to express, through your val
ttab'e paper,my thanks for a surprise given
me on the eve of leaving , your pleasant
town. A magnificent silver watch to my
(2lf, valued at $60,00, and other presents
to my family, to the amount of $1:15,00.
B. C. Moesn.
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Montrose, Nov.' 27, 1867.
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Notice:
Sealed proposals will he received by
the School Directors of Bridirewater
Saturday, Dec. 14,1667. tir building a
School House near Israel Young's. The
plans of the house can be seen at B.
Thatcher's in Mont rose.
By order of the Board.
1 Nov. 26-2 C. J. Curtis, Sec.
•
Builders Take Notice. • •
The School Directors of Forest Lake
township will be at the Howe School
'House in said township, during Saturday,
Dee. 21st, 1867, for the porpo , e of letting
the job of building a new School House.
All those intere;ted will plea , e attend.
Wra.sos J. TunnEt.t., See'y.
Nov. 26—.2 •
.• •
—On INiondav haat, Sir , tive Daniel Ag
new, sneaking t;.r four on' of five in?mbers
of the Supreme Court, rend e a decision
111 a ease where damages had been award
ed in a lower court against a railroad com
pany beeattse tine . vf t s'ttond news Wished
to compel a negro' woman t.' sit in the ne
gro qa:a. ers nt the ear. A reversal wa
ordered, and the •damaged were denied;
to the negro woman.
. PERIAZI t AN valuable inedi
oipe has hero: silently rnakinglie,*y . into
pu . fo.or 1•y numermts rernark;thle
ety . e+ it ha: perfortne.d. itv r•lngll!ar dr/
CBCV iAO
- to: Ilk: r 0,,,
•
which ruin:tins uneharCzea - in this pi-epar
ati6n fin.i is the *only eorm in which this
vi (11 ilcm, nt of healthy blood can be sup
plied.
$I EQ=AL NOTIOES .
[ABEL TCYLILLLL i. continually receicin.:
nwlit:cilleolid";:lio(i„'lri„ureanUyrnorhl,:ra"•"„
[Deafness, Blindness 4%: . ('nt :leek tre,“-
cd with In, lit.eo-1, , ,/ceeon O) Dr. J ISAACS. Oculist
alid Auras!, (rornerty of Lea lien, Holland.) No. SO:t
Arch Street. rhiladelphin. 're.titnonials from the mo-t
reliable sources in the City and Country Call be seen at
his.office. medical faculty 'are to el'ed to accompa
ny fileirpaiieutf. as lie has no 'secrets in lii- practice,
Artificial I- ea inserted without pain: No charge mode
forAtraunintttion. ~trot thy'
137 — Gardner's Ruslnerni College. rnoNo-
GRAPicte iN sri 11:TE and L IMES' ACAIIEMY—
i• the
„proper pince v.here youtiz men srd citit ob
tain n pr..ctica knon !cog:. of thc mo-t itnportsant
brunclic. of bii.iticsis. Every of P bnuld improve this
opportunity. as the counte i• tlve most thorough of any
College of the kind in Northern recn.vivnnut. c
Sctiolnrship. SiI.UJ Send for (tollci4c aivin4
NH - partienlarsi. A ddress..l. N. t.i.Alt.DNEft. Print
Sr-c.t.taolt, fa. LA ug.l3-6m..
I Card to the Ladleg.—Dr. Dupnneo's
Golden Perlodleal Plllsfor Females.
Infalithk in (1, v , tin; Irre gnlarilfcr, lemorin7 all
ruettoiut of the Monthly CaLtr'eeS, from whale ccr cauee,
and Always Sueewful alga Pri;eentire.
...A.CIiRTAISIIEIIEDY fur ail complaints soyeenliar
tome Dietresaing and2Peinfel nenstrtati ion .
Retention, Pain in the Back and Loins. Piessing-Down
Palus, Rush of Blood to the lithe, Dizziness, Dimness
of Sight, Green Sickness, Heaviness. Fat iwne on any
Slight Exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, and that Most
annoying, weakening, and the hegining of all other fe
male weaknesses, The Leueorrbieu, or Whites.
Thy Act like a Charm In Remnrino , Ohstruetion and
Reetorlury Nature toite Proper Channel.
quieting. the nerves. and bringing hack the " rosy color
of health" to the uto:4 delicate.
100,000 Boxes hare Leen cold in Two Years
Tan clonslnd boxes acct by, letter, both, by myself
and agents; to ail park of 'Apt world, to which answers
brave been returned in which ladies say nothing like
the strivepills h tvet been known since the Science of
Medicine dawned upon the World.
Full and explicit directons accompany each box.
Price ¢1 per box ; six bokes,, V.t. Sold by one Drug
gist in evet y town; vi tinge, city. and hamlet throughou t
the world. Sold In Montrose. Pa.. By BCRVtt & NICII
OLS, (Druggists.) "Sole Agent." for Montreae.
La
dtgs, by sending them $1 to 11 ontrose Post Oflice, can
have the . Pills sent (confidentially) by mail to any part
qf the country, free of Postage..
Sold also by ESTABISO s & Casna, Great Emil. CLAIM
& Bnown, Deposit. ' CLEVE& PiEncr & Co. Binghamton,
4.lurnagur &Bunosts, Scranton, Drags BARICFEI ft CO.
New YOrlt, S. D. HOWE, Sole Proprietor, New York.
July 1-Iy,te
p•Colgate's Aromatic . Vegetable Soap. A sn
periorToillet.Soap. prepared from refined Vegcta•
me! Oils in combination with Glycerine. and espe
chilli designed for the use of Ladles, and for the
Nursery. Its perrume is exquisite, and its washing
properties anriValled. For Sale by all druggists.
C. C. I May, 281867.—lysrap12
far-What livery One Wants.—A good. reli.
(hie medicine that will be on hand when required, and
never fails'when called on. - That - is now to be obtai tied
anDr.TobLas• Cerebra ed Venetian Liniment. Many
thousands call it the wonder .of the age. as it does al
trial to represented and more. ',attires Diarrhea. Dye
cntary. Celle. Spasms. Vomiting' Croup . and Sea-sick
ness as surety as it is used, and perfectly Innocent to
take internaly,evew In double the 'quantity named in
theSlrec . . Mono: and as an externai.remedor Chronic
llhenmaLiem Cilia , Bruise Sores. Nape, Tooth.
ache; ilerdache. Sore Throat, t•prnins—losect Stings,
Pains In the back, chest andlimbs. thousallas have tes
two tooknd oesr4e4inerpes tam Abe se at the Coe.
W44sARP.°64tallattguigimen rk. Hund •
re .8 p Vi a ny [lse It In 'eir practice. t has been
rittteihilitlne:e.l%7,alidhuriereds who now bald it in
therrhouses any they would notbe withontitevan if it
ciosi tkletrerbottle. --Every drop le mixed by Dr./oblas
himself. and can be depended oq. Only SO eta. and St,.
per bottle. .4014 by Ortumisia, • pepot Lapntl .. and st.,
retr - *Fork. . L Nov, 6.4
~., - • .
131rOWAIED Arum elation ' ' , if Illit del jib la , Pa•
JalLhillae4aes or the Nprxnue, fiemiXrol. Urinary - and se> -
nal avaiems—n eiv and reliable tree fsn exit—in ' 11. eporfp , f
at t WARRASSOQIAT/91; • Celli , by mail ituettled
etter, nyelppra.,free of ebarge. .Addreetnr.J. tintif.EN
110 014.11d-eralt.itterstifid ill. e",y'll ono l E f r o ,
.1131!a4a,b311: FL ....-:: 1' -: ! ...
1111=111
arFor all e prafvsa riirina - of aleeise origthatlng
in i qq IieIFROVIII4I • .
r.uch nit Sartniteilwr. ° Cati cer, Ciinsutoptlon, 'there
caniNual. the purifying effectapt lodine
whervacltallollateredin r 4 pure state.
ER. R. A.N.I,JER 10.1)PiE 1 . A k
lan pure ebbittbn bf toiltnO cliaaolred in utter, withoni
and 14 the beet remedy for Scrofula and kinc
r.d diseabaa over diacovercd. Ci rcubrrn tree.
S. P. DIXS. I 4OIt . n.
lley btrect, New York.
Sold by Drugzl,ts generally. . nov
1 Mr . Ten tholoma slid Dollars'' worth of GOODS
at Wholesale coFt, per inventory jutt taken, for sale by
ABEL Tt'ltltELL, in the Brick Block. About this
amount constantly on band, and NEW GOODS eontin
ally arrivlni;. The people can find nearly C% erything
' they may need at the Drug and Variety Store of ABEL
WWI ELL.
Muntro+e. Pa., July 30. ISO 7.
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NEW YORK 'MARKETS.
Reported for the Mo7STD.ost DknocrtAT. by ITE
II A HT. SliAFrEll. d: CO., Commlssiou Merehants.4oil.
4()i, 405 and 496 Weelt Washington Market, New York
City. Dee. 7. 181,7.
Beaus, per barrel &VG 0 $4:00
Butter, per 16. butte firkins, prime.... 38- 0 40
do " tubs, " ... . 40 0 42
do Orange county pa ils .... 48 0 50
Cheese, per lb., 12 0 14
Eggs, per doz. . ........ .. .... . ... . ::0 0 33
Fitter,l per bbl. extra gate , 9.60 t 13.00
I. . western..... 8,50 0 12,06
f Eye Floor p, r bbl 'T.SO 5 9,00
Corn mod, 6.143 0 6AO
Wheat, pat-bo.bel
Rye, do .
Corn, de .
Oeta. do .
Hey. per eat
blteep, live per lb. ....
Lambe,
Calves.
Chicken . s. /lee per pair
Tallow, per lb.
Wool, per lb.
'Abbaliquicutfi
MOS "1" A- "Sr !
(NAME Rate the cue/ win re of the sebkeriher. one mile
V from EN; Like. on Nov. Pitt , one red and white
!arrow Cow, and one iwoVttar broun Steer. The
owner is requekted to prove property, pay charges, and
take them away.
GEORGE GREEN.
Dimock, Dec. 10, 13f17.-3w
ANDS FOR SALE.-20 000 acres at Manchester,
Ocesn.connty N. J. In lots to snit parrha.iers,
tt t3:.loper ai•re, piyable In lira years; 5 miles from
New York and Philadelphia; soil well adapted for
farming purpt ses; fruits, velzetables, cranberries ;
cllmite milt/ and healthy; water soft and pare. SeT
eral water manufacturing. sites from 75 to 2130 horse
power. fur SALE or LEASE. Machine.. ear and repair
shops of railroad at thin place. Publicatiens contain
ing aril ion sent free on application to Gen.
lulls S, St.:III.:LTZE, General :it:wager, (le r. C.
E,q,. Selling Agent, Mauchetter, Ocean CO.
N. J. lute.
Mil CO •• a ll go 4
ov. I et. 15 1 17, bctween 'Aiack's Corncra, in Crook
1,11, pad the old Mott place, 3 rnilea audit of New
Mllford, one Run .41c of Good 4: roneipting of Sheet.,
Pant,. Dre., , es Sturu , . Any per,on findinf the
above 0001ii4 will be libtrully rewarded by leaving them
the actbtcriber.
RICH 1111) KETTLE.
New Milford, Pa. Dec. 1,45111.-3 w '
UM [AM WANTS ONE!
el" CP J.V'M ap '
SHIM WASIMIG MACHINE.
Patented January, 1866. y
The Et Si -11PiCh WC In Me Mild.
Its -neres.i lia.4 already revolutionizrd the work of
0 ; wa,h-ntly fo 00 Inisger a day of n
but of a..2teeaule employment. The Wringer At•
tariltment is tnit.t eon% enient. In %Tu.:Mine, the Ma
hint ~."11 r,.d. nauiwng the clwbes to receive is
coin prer , ion and abAcrpt ion, oAl . th
the addt tional stet; power of hot ace or of d
through them with grelt friction an,
fuire. [v-"'Try one, and you willapprire. Price, $lO
Atmtufa, t tired and mild by the I , uhiscriber, ha% ing the
sole right for Sint-tvir ban a county.
FRANKLIN WASIIKERN,
Stalky, ein..4 9 a Co., Pa.
BROWN'S PATENT
WATER ELEVATOR
( I'u tailed March, 1867.)
Thy; Ecvitor I. pronolitved by.eompelentjudver Pn
periur to all other* ever °tiered to tho pubic. for the
to:lovv;n2 reagu/. Ist, Ca/4211nm ; 2d, bunplicity ;
Durabli,ty.
Slaitufaeturedand sold by
KLIN WASHBURN,
Smiley,' Sastict Co. Pa
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Dec. 3, 1667 —Gm
Auditor's Notice.
riILIE undersigned, an auditor appointed by the Court
of Common Pleas to s'usqui Minna County to di 4tri.. -
Lute the fund In the hands of S. F. Loue„Sherltf,
arising Cut oft he Shi.i ffsale of the per.otial property
01 John Wheeler, will attend to the duties of his ap
pointment at his o:licu in l'ilc,ntruse, on Friday the 17th
day December, 1867. at one o'clock, p. m., at which time
and place all persona are required to present their
claims orbs debarred from coming in on said fund.
W. D. LUSK, Auditor.
Muntroge, Dec. IS$7
VOPICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
This is - to give notice, that on the 29th day of
Nov. A. D. 166T.ra warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
against the estate of L. W. Welch of Bridgewater. Sail
gut:Minna county. Pennsylvania. who has been adjudg
ed a Bankrupt on his own petition ; that the payment
of And debt and delivery of any property belonging to
sneli Bankrupt. to him or for his use, and the transfer
ofnny property by him. arc forbieden by law. That a
meeting of the creditors of said Bankrupt, to prove
their debts and to choose one or more assignees of hie
estote. will be held at s Court of Phmkrnptey, to be
held at No. :49 Lackawanna Avenue, ttcrantun, Penn
svivania, before Edward N. Willard. Register, on the
Sint. day of Dec. 1867,at 1 o'clock, p. m.
nios. A. ROWLEY,
L'. S. Marshal, at Messenger.
Western District of Peon's.
Dec. 3-4%,
VSTATE OF ALBERT ALDRICH,
lateof New Milford, Susq'a county. Pn. dec'd.
Letters of administration upon the estate of thenbove
named decedent having been granted to the undersign
ed. all persona indebted to said estate are hereby noti
fied to make immediate payment. and those
claims mpunsl the same to present them duly authenti
cated torpettlement
GLARISSA ALDRICII, Adm'x.
Now Milford, Der... 3,1667.-6 w cub" lestamzntoran
U.S. INTERNAL REVENUE
To DAVID BOLTZ, Lebanon, Pn.: Sir Witertra,
rou were diemovered to be doing the buolnees of a mod
ifier. and when reqnested to produce your receipt for
Special TIIT. as such, you failed to do go, whereupon a
quantity of Qigata (onid to be 1200) found IL your P°S"
or:colon, were seized and detained according to act of
Congreee:
Now. therefore, yon are hereliy notified to appear at
thie office within ten dayo from date hereof and chow
oani , e, it any youltave, why said property shall not be
declared forfeited, and eold for the nec of the United
. -
I 1.!; C ,r 7-1 TLITAMS. , '
Acting Asseseor,T2t strict, Prelm'a.
Montrcpti Dee. 3 44 8 F1, --2 f , •
•
•0 4 :1* TitA f f * Oot r oll -
Serot One Dollar for Recipe, to
/AS. H. RAMON.
Nov. 26, i6G7.-1w Feirdale,Susq. Co. Pa.
T_ARD OIL. me. ft "refit. tv - or OILS or MAO/II
WERT' for rzle by •
AIIEL TORRELL.
DiesolOtion of Coipartnership. --
MITE co-partpership heretsifore existingibetween
II Odterhondt Eightnver Inltbit"day OW'
solved by mutual consent. The - Boobs of latellroas of .
Osterhoutit Eaton and p'aiertiondt & Righttnrer aro
in the hands of Wm. S. Oststbandt, u.,d settlement 10
solicited,
Glerivrood, Nor. 1. 1 f 7
I have boughi Itlghttn)cr's interest in the• late
firm of Osterhundt & Itighttnyer. The briefness
.4111
hereafter be done and carried on in mi name , . All per
sons having unsettled account. on Boolts of thtte.thourlt
.t Eaton and Uaterhount & Itightm,yer erg requealed to
cal In nd settle the sumo between dab and JahQary
1,,t, 1268.
WILLIAM 11. OSTETCTIOULIT.
Glenwood, Nov. Ist, (26) 1867.-3 w•
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and
- 5 - , WESTERN K. R. Winter Arrangement, 1367-8. ,
"PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE -
WESTWARD. f ' 'EASTtVA RD.
Mall Pasungr ' Mail PllStlger
train. train. I STATIONS, train. train,
A. M. A. M. P.M. e. -i‘t
'1 9.00
11.20 New Yorks.,— .s.*: 4,60
New Hampton I 2,211
,- 1.9,5 A Mantinim Chunk..,. 1,40
iuo 1 Delaware:...Dine... 1.85
'FL 4,35 I 10;10 Scranton , .... 9,50
5,41 11,43 Nicholson ' ~ 8,40'
6.03 12.021 lirvpbottom 8,23
ra 0,25 12,38 •Montrose 8,00
. 6.47 lAA New Milford - 7.30
i7,_05 1,35 1 Great Bend 1 2.10
I Par. P.M 1 *Foot of Liberty-et. I 4.51
CONNECTIONS—WESTWARD.
The Mall train from New York connects at Ma.
minks Chunk with the train leaving Philatra(Kenetng.
tun depoti . at 8,00 a. m.._ and atGreatßend with through
mail train fin the Erie Railway, with sleeping ear at.
tached, - stopping at ail the principal stations on that
road, and arriving at Buffalo at 6,18 a.m.
The ! a ssenger trait from Scranton conneCts at Get
Bend with through trains going west and cart tin Erie
Railway. arriving, at Buffalo at 1,213 a. m., and at Sala•
! manca at 12 m.
2,50 8,20
1,50 lA}
ko 1,80
Fii (a‘
LAO 0 LOA
05 Q,
(M Fo po
OA 0 10
6 - ,0 1,16
11 61 11
45 6 IS
COS": , :ECTIO7CS-EASTWARD
The 11 , 111 train from Great Bend connects there
with the Cincinnati Express on the Erie Railway from
the wet ; at Manuel:a Chunk with a train for Philad'a
and intermediate stations, arriving in Philadelphia at
6.30 p. m..; and at New Hampton wit h a train for Easton
Bethlehem. Allentown. Reading and Harrisburg, arriv
tit Harrisburg at 8.30 p. m.
At tkran ton . connect ion s are made with t mins on the
T.arknwanna and Bloomsba rg R.R. to and from Pittston
Kingston, Wilizesharre. Berwick .Bloom sharg,Danville,
Northumberland, Harrisburg and I n termediateitla tions,
and with trains on the Delaware and Hudson Railroad
to and from Carbondale aud intermediate stations.
R. A. HENRY, J. BRiSIHN,
Administrators' Sale of Valuable
Real Estate.
N pursuance of an order of the Orpkans'ermrt of Sae•
quehanna county, the undersigned administrators
of the estate of . .Cornclius Warner, late of Forest Lake
town,lijp, deed, will expose to rule by public yen
dna on toe premises on Tuesday Dec. 21st, at 2 o'clock
o. m.. the following described real estate, to wit :
Bounded on the north by land, of said estate, east by
land, Of E. (.IDitsw ell, on the -outh by lands of E.
Coggswell. And on the west by the highway, contain.
log ofx. and oho tenth nerve of land.
TEillfS, OF 14 ALE —,,bo" paid down ; the balance on
the confirmation of Atle.
A. J. WARNER. Adia's.
1. E.J3IRCI/AltD, Ad:xCr
Forest Lake, Nov. W, 1807.-4Tv
?NOTICE RANKRTIPTCY.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE
That on the 15th day of November, 11367, a warrant in
bankrup!cy was Issued against the estate of ALBERT
L. POST, of Montrose, Susquehanna county. Penn
sylvania, who has been adjutked a bankrupt, on his
own petition ; that the pat ment of any debts and de-
I ivtry of any property be him Are forbidden by law;
that a / Meeting of the creditors of the said bankrupt, to
Ireo their debts, and to choose one or more assignees
of is estate, will he held at the Court of Bankruptcy,
o be held at No. 50.1 Lackawanna Aednue, Scranton,
Pa., before Edward N. Willard, Register, on the `kith
day 6f December. Ist7t, at one o'clock, P. V.
TIIONt AS A. ROWLEY.
C. S Marshal, as messenger, Western District of
Pennsylvania. ;Nov. 26-4 w
BANKRUPT'S ASSIGNEE
In the District Coat of the tt.ited States for the
Western District of Pennsylvania :
In the reaper of i f In Bankruptcy.
Larne, a bankrupt.
To Wnoir MA.T CONCEIIN :
The andersi,-ned hereby
. giveß notice of his apnoint
menti as assignee of iS illiam A. Lune, of ' Rush.
in the County of Susquehanna and State of Penns)lvas
ids. within said district, who has been adjudged a
bankrupt upon his own petition by the District Court
of said Distriet. Dated November lg. A. D., 1.9.67.
GEORGE A. JESSUP, Assignee.
Montrose, Nor. 26, 1867.-3 w
B ANKRUPT'S ASSIGNEE.
In the District Court of the United States for the
Westdru Dit•triet of Pennsylvania.
In the matter of i In Bankruptcy
Daniel Cr. Carey, a bankrupt.
To Whom U mdy Concern :
The undersigned hereby gives notice of hie nppoint
mout Assignee' of Daniel G. Corey. of Bridgewater
t ' , ship. in tho 'minty of Snscinehanna and t-tate of
Pennsylvania, within sold district, who has been ad
judged a bankrupt upon hie own petition by the Distlict
Court of said District. Dated Nov. 12th. 180.
fiEORGE A. JESStiy, Assignee
Montrose Nov. 2%j8.67.-3w
NOTICE IN BANkiIIUPTCY,
This is to give notice that on the 15th day of No
vember, A D. 1867, a warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
against the estate of JOHN WHEELER, of 3lont
rose, Susquehanna County. Pennsylvania, who
has been adjudged a Bankrupt., on his own petition;
that the payment of any debt and delivery of any prop
erty belonging to such Bankrupt, to him or for his nee,
and the transfer of any property by him, are forbidden
by law. That a meetam of the creditors of said Babk•
rept, to prove their debts. and to choose ane or more
as , h4twee, of his estate. will be held at a Court of Batik
ruptcv. to be held at No. 208 Lackawanna Avenue,
Scram - ton. Pennsylvania, before EDWARD N. WIL
LAP.D. Pegister, on the 23d day of December. 1867, at
one o'clockP. M. 'TMOS. A. ROWLEY.
soy. o.—w 4
MAD CREEK MILLS,
.A OW Mailforcl,
FN. MOORE, Proprietor. aro in fel, operation at
latit. Mr. Moore would eay to the good people
of Susquehanna county that he Nut fitted up' his mill
tit a heavy experwe, with all the modern inprovementu
in Rolle and Machinery, and ta confident he can do as
good work ar the best.
Wo have one of the improved Silver Creek
Smut & Separating Machines,
Paid to be the beat machine of the day. We 'have MP°
M. hest machine for cleaning Buckwheat in the county.
The cervices of Mr. JOHN B. DRAKE. an experi
enced tnlqer, have been derdred - and he will attend to
nil calla.
Ncw Milord, Nov. 10, 180.--tt
- L
Merchant Tailoring.
-16. WiSZKet dr,co .
; . • • . • . '
have E,eutirecl the services or ‘l,drat class
M%iirca,atiocll. Outtbr,
and n 1 re-open the Custom Department of their c.a•
mblishme.nt on 'Tuesday Oct. 22, where they will be
prepared to make up to order, in the latest end Most
fuselenaele styles, akkinds of Iden'p and Doy's Cloth!
tD Yrirtictlarat entititi gifen ; to • - '
OUTSIDE 'CUTTING.
trirVanted, tiro 'exp - erienced - ''ants and - Veit Ma..
~ • :02% LA'it.EF,D a co,
mivitrosN. Oct. 22, 1167.—54 ,4 -
W. 11. OSTEMIOUDT,
E. RIGIIT.IIYER.
Notice
General Ticket Agent
U. S. Marshal. ns Messenger,
Western District of l'enha.,
rkuu BEST V &111FATIL
DRESS GO ODS,
FANCY 600DS,
MILLINERY GOODS,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
0,25
4,35
4.10
3,40
3,10
2.45
P. 51 ,
• And Furnishing Goods,
Guttenburg, Rosenbaum & Co's
jiaving acuto pnrchseed a largo stock of Nett Cioode
Fall and Winter Trade,
we would request a call and examination of our Goods,
feeling confident of being enabled to please and satisfy
as regards variety and prices.
We would especially call attention to our flee and
large selection of
ea alit ()baling
Preßldent
Cloths, Cassimeres, &c.,
for Ce.tom Work. As we are ttie manufacturers of all
the Clothink , we sell, we are enabled to DEFY ALL
COMPETITION In regard to
WORKMANSHIP AND PRICES
Garments made to order after measure, and good At
ting guarantied. A good assortment of
MEN'S & BOYS' HATS,
Jost race' red. Also a large lot of plain a trtmtge
lIORSE BLANKETS.
6utttuburg, liasenbanm k Co.
M. 5. DESSAITER, Managing Partner
Montrose. Sept. 21, 1867
Please Read this Carefully' ,
T rl t l.... p n a h r s p ezl e ,egi ca have i r g t o e n ret t i h t e nto a partnership for
Merchant Tailoring
business and having supplied ourselves with a first
rate stock of materials, such as
Cloths, Cassimeres & Trimmings,
We are prepared to furnish
Coats. Vests,Pants,Overeoats,&O.
upon very short notice, made in the latest style, of the
best materials, and at very low prices. We also have
for 542,
HATS, CAPS, U.AfBRELLAS, SUS
PEATDE,RS, COLLARS, NECK
TIES, GLOVES,
and all the other articles usually kept In an establish
ment of this kind.
if , e;n u a r y oil b ia o m fon b n el d w ili e t n he j•or . s s f t o o r= ogu o tig o b n y a. ,
and R. Little's law office, west side of Afains treat,
Montrose, Pa , doing business ander the name of Morse
Lines.
S. 11. Motes; - P. Una.
Montrose, May QS, 1867.—tf
NEW MOON - UP TOWN I
Montrose, Pa.
lugrtidetraVenliasnar4 a Reitenra"
and Om
?ye Eton. !itswe, where
be will Ke n ep
ar3Ft.CosOMPtIMR,
Consisting of
'his, Coffee, Sugar, Syrup,' To
, I?aceo, &c.—Also
HOT TEA .1; COFFEE, OYSTERS,
REFRESHMENTS,
COLD LUNCH.
Montrose, Nov. 19, 187.-2nl J. A. WARNER.
.T. 33.41.173313F1L (1112 ChM..
GREAT PIANO FORTE
And Melodeon Emporium,
650 Broadway; New YoTkond - Oa Washington et.,
Chicago, Crosby Opera 110118 C,
' Wholesale Agents for the United States for
Writ. Knabe A. Co's Celebrated Gold Medal
E. N. SICORE
Also, Agents for A. 11 . . GA (X cfs CO., and other first,
clam) Pianos.
We have the largest an 4 beet warted docket Planes.
teak', for Power and Sweetness bf Tone, Am. and
Awe cable Touch.and Beauty of Finish, have, byjudg,es,,
been prononuced unrivalled._
Whotentle Agents for Car/tart, Needham ifs Cite Cele
brated Harmaniutres, Afetodeerwaud Organs.
Manufacturers.and Importers of
Musical Instruments; and all kinds of
- Musical. Merchandise..
.-1217" Rem:oer the-plaw.' •
BAUER d: CO.,
eso Broadwai, New York, and
Wnshingtoct St,,Clalcadcr.
OEM
EWES
3E ,
SEWINGAMACHINE CO.
t.niNtiyAL.olTicf, eas Broadt* It. Y.
ptrnprOlTnnfactr•
forlrel n CtnYTaila 3 t and'Sitente".
Agents Wanted. to winner a liberal direDant will be
gl ten AIT6 conitgrsuentrinade.l=.,
• - - •
Mig/12 TOW WILL FIND
•-- L%
PIECE GOODS,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Is certainly at
aPlealaa.cacoritis.
The Niontrose Democrat
Is xviarr TIIISDAT Nlcsurtsiimes Mormon
Svsgsznairs. COIIIITT, PA., Al/
8. < ' J. 431.3 D 1:1. 1:1 ='Z' SRI 024
Es hat ANNUM u 1.17 , 1•31=—0n 112,41 AT vivo, Mat.
Business advertisements Inserted at $1 per squire of
10Itnes, three times, and Wats for each addltlond week.
Yearly advertiser*, with usual changes,"tharged $lO .
for four squares, quarter column $l5, half column sUff
one column $6O, and other amounts in exaMproportion.
Baldness Cards of three lines, $3; or one dollar • line.
isrLegil notices at the customery • name—about GO
per cent. in addition to business rates.-
Job Printing executed =ant sad proalptly at
fair priccs.
Deeds. Mortgagee. Notes, justletoe, Cos:stable . ,
School and otberldanke for sale.
g rerr"Mal g amnia 72coliffila
BUSINESS CARDS.
FURS,
M. MARINAN,
1:7. ALl:zoticsaseer.
!luit; Frit ndoirllle, Sumps Co. P.
M. C. SUTTON,
Auctioneer, and Insurance Agent,
nP7 atf • Vrletsdeirille, Pa.
ROOMS Jo ELY, '
17. S. .94..u.fcrticazi.eoekriat •
mylo* 10rooklyno ''
C. S. GILBERT,
a. 9. - 421.-azaticozs.oor.
sepT Oaf Groat Bends Pa.
Du. A. J. AINEY.
•
PttYSICMN and SURGEON, has located at Brook
)ms. Snsci. Co. Pa. Will attend to all calla prompt
ly. Office the one formerly occupied by . Dr. E. 1..
Blakeslee. (Brooklyn, Sept. 3, 1867.—tf
' DR. W. W. SMITH,
T‘TNTIST. Booms over Boyd & Corwtn'e Bard
I/ ware Store. (Mee hours gem 9a.m. to 4 p.m.
Montrose, Jab' 1, 1867.—tf
JAMES E. CARMALT,
A TTOENET AT LAW. Office next to Franklin Un
CI. tel. [Montrose, Dec. 18, 1811X—tt.
WM. D. LUSK, •
i. TTORNEY AT LAW. llantroan. Pa. OMNI oppo
alto the Franklin Hotel, near ille..Court lions..
Noy. 27, 11366.—tf
ABEL TURRELL,
DEALEIt In Drugs, Patent Medicines, Chemicals,
Liquors, Paints, OUs, bye Stuffs. Varnishes, Win.
4,,s Glass, Groe.eries, Glass Ware, Wall and Window
Paper, Stoneware, Letups. Rerosene, Machinery_olls„
Trusses, Gnus, timmuultion,Entves.SPestacles,Enish•
es, Fancy Goods, Jeweley, Perla eery. ite.—being nne
of the most numerous, extensive, and' valuable collar.
Goias of Goods in Susquehanna County, [Established
In 1.349.1 [Montrose, Pa.
D. W. SEARLE,
A TTOTt:QEY AT LAW. office over the Storelf A
LI. 'Lathrop. in the Brick Block, 3iontroae, Pa.
Mai 1, 1806.
Dn. W. L. RICHARDSON,
PTSICIAN & SURGEON,. tenders his profession
al services to the citizens of Montrose and vicini
ty. Office at his residence, on the corner east of Sayrs
& Bros. Foundry. [Jane 18, 1801.—Iy•
LOOMIS & HANNAH,
A rrontOrrs 'LAW, Solicitors' In Tiantrtrptey.
AA_ and General Real Estate and Collecting Agents.—
Valuable City Lots, Residences, Farms, and Cunt
Lands for sale. [Scranton, June 18117—r!
E. L. WEEKS ik, CO
VCCESSORS of P. HIDE & CO., Dealers In
S
Dry Goods, Clothing, Ladies and MsPell Ana Shops.
Also, agents for the great American Tea and Cuerco
CompanL_ [April, ], 1867.
E. L. WEEr.S. • - C. C. FM7/101%
DR. E. L. GARDNER,
HYSICIAN and SURGEON, Montrose. Pa. Give*
P
especial attention to diseases of the Heart and
Lunge and all Surgical diseases. Office over the Puet
Office. Boards ati3earle's lintel. (Sept. 4. 1868.
BAiDWIlkr, - ALLEK "At McCAIN,
TISALMRS In Flour, Salt, Pork , Fish, Lard, Grain.
JLF reed, Candles Clover and Timothy Seed. Also,
Groceries, sorb as Sugars, Molasses, Syrups, TO and
Coffee. West side of Public Avenue.
Montrose, April 14,1966.
DOLT: E. L. HANDKICK,
PTIYSICIAN A SURGEON, respectftilly tenders his
professional services to the citizen of Friend) ,
vile and vicinity. Or Office intheafdceof Dr. feel.
Boards, at J. Elostbrirs. , P. 11y80 6311
I.ASIIIONABLE TAILOR, Montrose, Pa. Shop OTOT
Chandler's Store,
gar All orders Oiled promptly, Id first-rate style, Ca ,
Ling done on short notice, and warranted to AL
WM. NV. SALIM.
ABINET AND CHAIR ILANUFACTURRLS.-1 0 0es
C
of Mate street, Montrose, Pa..
11. 131:TRRIT'T,.
DEA,LERin Staple and Prine7 Day.ViatiNreigekery.
Hardware, Iron, Stoves, Dross, Offs, srui Paint., e
Bootsand Shoes, Hats in Cikpi: Yu re. %Me Robe a.
Groceries, Provisions, c:.:., New Ifiribrik. Pas
WM. 11. COOPER dr CO.,
fIANILERS, Montrose, Pa. Stweessors to Post,Coopee
Co. Office, Lathrop's new buil:ling, Turnpike-at.
"xe x ninerrnee COOPER 1111311 W nxnetna.
TTORNEY AT LAW. Bounty. Beet Pay, Pension.
1.1. and Exemption Claims attended to, fabl
Mr (Mee first door below poyd'ut Btore, MontrostPa
BURNS 411' NICIIOLS,
TNEALERS Druus, Medicines, Chemicisls, Dye
-1..1 stuffs; Palate, G i.. Varnish, Liquor., Spiess. 74,an
c v rulltlee.Pktent Medicines, Pertumety and Toilet Ar-
Uctea• .112rgrescriptiOns overall, compou nded.
Public Menne, above hearic's Hotel, Montrose, Pa.
A. B. litymis, • • • AstOs Moneta.
Sept.
Dzc g. P. HINTS,
rIAS pennanottlylacatOd at FrletiftiViillatitbepnr
pose of practicing medlClve WV surge"Tn tip tts
branches. He may be forma at the'dsterkeon Bowe.
omce bonrs froxn P.. tg RP.WaGtf
FecnxiiNM
irst-. TO. lath „ WC_
-;f.
51 4 110i7D Ja . 4p,OWN,
VOV LIVE AGENTS. All
I. latelner4e attended billto orig.:on fair term.. OR
first. floor tiort.ti or" Mglafrose Mtn)." welt idde of
Public Avon ue, Montrose, :1 7 a. (Jap.1.186 11 .
EM.LINGII 6 . .unass 1.. Butirw.
C. O. PORIMIA M,.
Boot tr. SHOSDealer and Manufacturer Ilforstreep,
Pa: Cihnp on Main street. nue door ebtreaLlC. Bel
lard.r.-All kinds of VPOik , nade to orders arid repairing
do ne neatly. ; " ~.' ..'_': .. . L .: ..1.:..!....:.. - ..!. ' ant de
„ . •
ou 'sAtIT 'rER
.
i l akEspEctieuir4mtimummeiiik,thigA• io r , r e.
Parqd to cat, all Wads of qaarmaata '
thmacm
F401011'414 441% arid wortallto4to witteasynca
p ft,dp,1 2 44 Elliqt 'to re c Y Banarnil State t Maahos 0
DalllllL lUnitAS
[ JOHN GROVES,
A. 0. IVARREN,