: ; pOrnsti 14:(moirat.
TUESDAY, JAN. 14, 1808.
'N'CMZCIZIIB.
gllrtr IV*l4llMt tilt. IL .11 continually molting
aerr esefOenntee Dregs agd M ed lc I n es: w h ch
will be sold as low Asa; au y ottotr. Stc -e le Montrose.
gereoliiitc's Aromatic Veritable Boap. A an
parlor ingtaiet Soap. prepared from refined Vegeta.
ble
•ok 011e e in Combination withllilieertne, and cape
. •
dolly designed for tba use of Ladles, and ton the
••• ^ I . 4..# •
111 urger,. Its perfume a exquisite, and It. %cubing
,properties anrivalled. Far ask or au druggist,.
litEkAtlt7:7-7Artitnplit.
Piritettlitiaa;l3llndneas it Catarrh crest
with the Utmost success, by Dr. J. ISAALI, Oculist
mid Aurist, (formerly .of Leyden, Holland.) N 0.803
Arcb Street, Philadelphia. Testimonials from the most
reliable sources in the City and Country can be eeen at
his office. a The medical Iseult,/ are invited to aecom ,
lay their patienta„aa he has no secrete in hie 'practice pa .
Artificial Eyeatnierted without pain. No charge made
for Mraminatiop o4 ., - bovt9yl
liarTo Ootraero of liffortens—tholsootido of
Ismael die Yearly kom Colic.. Itthis need not be. Dr.
Teh Vete'.lan Horse Liniment swill . positively cure
.every case if given when first taken. The cost is only
%one dollar.. Every owner of a horse should have a
bat' eln hioagntiale., ready for use. It is warranted
superior to an,Yttillag else for the cure of Cuts, Wlnd
Swellings, Sore Thrgat, Sprains, Bruises, till
Sores, &c. This Liniment is no new remedy. It has
heen need and approved of for 20 years by the first horse
men in the country. tiiiltsp to an. overdriven,horse, ft
acts like magic, Ito constantly received from
the acing stultdretdrEnglind for IL The celebrated
Munn Woodruff. of trotting fsme, used it furyears, and
said ft is far superior to any other he has tried Itecol
lect, Dr. Tobias ' Venetian Hoine Lintment is put un in
pint bottles. Take no o•ner. Sold by the Druegists
and Saddlers. Depot, 56 Cortlandt Street, NtOr York.
Jan. •
I 39 - Ten thousand Dollars , worth of GOODS
at wholesale cost per inventory Just raten, for sale by
ABEL TUItitELL, fn the' Brick Block. About this
amount constantly on hand, and NEW GOODS contiu
ally arriving. The people can And nearly everything
the ma need ohltivi Drug and Variety Store of ABEL
TURRELL.
Montrose, Pa., July CO. 1567.
"Garda li3nelness. College, P 1101.4-
Gila Pint, INS 'r and LADIES` ACADEMY
is the proper place where young men and ladies can ob
tain a practical knowledge of the moat important
branches of business. Every one should improve this
svportuni 11, as the eourrte is the most thorough of aoy
College of the kind in Northern Pennsylvania. Ltle
Scholarship, $15,00. .Send for College Paper, giving
full partienlats. ..Addreas JA N. tiARDNER, Principal,
Scranton, Pa. " I Ang.l3.—Gm.
Dr. Wllstaes Balsam of Wild cherry.
...Where thiaartiele is known It is a work of supere
rogation to say one word to its favor. so well is it es
tablished as an unfailina" . remedy for ponghp. coictd.
Bronchitis, Croup, Whooding Cough; Asthma, diseases
of the Throat, wheat, and Lunge, as well as that most
dreaded of all di seascs,Consumption, which high med
teal authority has pronounced to be incurable disease.
Those who have used this remedy know Its value; those
who hay snot, have bat to make a single trial to be sat
isfied that of all others it is the remedy. -
The Bev. Jacot.icthlyr, well 'known and much re
apected among the German population of this country,
erritesua follow.o :
11.4.Novim, Pa., Feb, IG, 1859
Matinee. S. W. FOWLS &Sas. Buetuu :
Dear Sirs : —llaetag realized in my family Important
beoefits from the are of your valuable. preparatien—
Wistar's BALSAM of WII Cherry—it affords me pleas
ure ton-commend 11 to the public. Some eight years
ago, one of my Sifitigherre Be..ClCd Gabe MI 'S decline. and
little hopes other recovery were sntertapied I then
procnred a bottle of your excellent , Balsam, and be
fore she had Laken the whole of lLthere was a greet Im
provement in her health I have, in my individual
riot, mule frequent nee Ofyout vahiable medicine, aud
have al ways been behelitted by. it, I would. newever,
caution the public aviiiiist Imposition because there is
a good dial of splaltitte Ulster Balsam of Wild Cher
:, afloat throughotit the country.
.1.4q0u szent.E.R,
None genuine acriess af=ued •• I. BUTTS" on the
- II rapper. . . _
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE & SCH,IB Tremont
St Boston, and (or elate by Drage:An generally. dec.
rer"ro owners of florigess and Catt le.
Tobias' Derby Condition powders are warranted pope ,
rior to any citileps, or no pay. for the cure of Distemper,
.Wortnel HO Z*, Conghs, Hide botoid, Cold., ac.. in
'Dosses, ellid colds. Coughs. Loss otifilk. Mack Tungse4
Horn Dl.ternper, Sc, in CSitle,
..tbry err . perfectly
safe and innocent; no need of !napkin:, the working of
your animals. They increase the •sppetite, tire a One
coat. cleanse the stromich and urinary organ.; also in.
creape the milk of cOws. Try them_ and you will rimy
er he without them. Hiram Notdrotr, the celebrated
-trainer of trottini harm*, has uaed them for year.. and
.recommends them to his friend.. Cot. Philu P. Bubb.
•of the Jelome knee Cour.e. Fordhnm. N. S . would not
use them until he was told of-what they are composed.
eince which he is hover without them. He has over
twenty Dinning horeep in his charge, and for the last
-three years has used nc other medicine for them. He
has kindly permitted me to refer any one to him. Oyer
((Mother references can be seen at the depot. Sold
by Den casts an-1 Saddient. Price 25 cents per box.
.Depot,66 Cortland -et reet, New York —Dec.
Xtete I.biltrlistmcuts
Clerk Wanted.
A ISI active and intelligent young maim wanted as
AL. Clerk in a Store, to whom good encouragement
will be given. One who has bad CaPerlence in a tore
Kill bo preferred.
New Milford, Jan. 14, 1569. 11. BCRRITT.
TT S. INTERNAL REVEN UE.
.... , •
COLLECTURII BALE.
Will he sold at public sale at my effice in Montrose,
cia Friday the 24th.day of January. DrlS, at 10 o'clock
a. m.. the following described property. to wit :
OS boxes of Cigars, said to contain 100 elicit.
Seized and condemned ander the Internal antenna
lane of the United States.
DBSRY C. TYLEll, 4 Depoty Colleetor.
Deputy Collector'. Office. I
'Don / cruse. Pa. Jan. 14, 18138.
41fts1.11. - 4 0 . tiC)
ITIHE subscriber w1174e/l at . pudllc sale on Saturday
Feb. 15,1863, &toner. 51., the following real es
tate, to wit :
OrteTavern stand situate at ',,burn 4 Corners.geod
buildings, and about* acres of land; also. a Farm or
About Macre*, mostly improved, good buildings, Well
watered.* young, and thrifty Orchards, situated in
Dimock.
Tens made known on the &yet sale.
P. A. ALUM,
Auburn 4 Corner, Jot. lath 1889. Zw
• GORDON H. FRINH,
POTOGItAPGIIII. Gallery over B. A. Lyons`
Store, Public Avenue, Montrofe. Pa. Janlet
ANSON A. MARYOTT, - -
117. Ital. stLiactiticoszieteor,
Lyn', Somea Co. Pa.
Ordero:,by man or otherwlie promptly attended to
Aran. 14. 1,359.•41
PLASTER.
Sit ground CAYUGA PLASTER, In ample stip
ntsB,oo per ton.
N. SHOEMAKER.
Stnsnernottle, Jan. 7, MS. 4
FARM FOR SALE!
Tarsubscriber offers for sale his . firm containing
bost cinety acres. about tifentflicres is ant Om'
her laud, the balance well feneefr(rnostly walla ,d
ander s rood state of cultivation ; good- Sanding'. ac.
bituated - partly in the torn:3l4otßridgwater, and
partly in the borough of Montrose, On the old Chenan
zo turnpike, known formerly as the Sorel -Warner
farm; 'rep or twelve acres lie on the Halsor s new
road aboat to be opened, from which there 1 1,2 1)tetr
did view of Montrose, &alma readily be Bald fartmild•
lug lots. Any one wishing to locate near the nittY
seat cannot find a more desirable situation. A ton
settle purchase money can remain on the place or a
term of years.
For farther particulars call upon or correspond with
the subscriberoit Montrose, Susquehanna Conn
P. S. IBMS
Montrose., Doe 17. 1267.- ;,m
DISCHARGE of a -BANKRUPT.
tin the •Thetriet Courtie the Matto! States Irby :he
41 AresternAllatriet oflPetineliyanbs-41 Banklttiricr•
'ln the inittirWf Vr11.2.1.1* -LARCRotbankrupt—
*Ltd Ver. Vi.lteirftAttiing , applied to the Court for a
discharge from his debts.. By order of the Court pollee
is glace to allereditors who have protect. the? debt.
and other persons in interest to appear On the 4th day
of February ; 1888. - at 10 secitWit. C. m.. at:Chambers of
the Wit District Court. before B. N, VirI'LLARD. tined
the Resisters orsititipmit, in the city of Scranton, at
No. 803 Laakaviesna - Aventiclo ihow cause why a die
d:am:should tot be granted to the said Bankrupt.
And further molar Is hereby given that the second
and third meeting of creditors of the said Bankropt.re•
quired by the With and 28th section' , of the act of Con.
greaser Idaschl.lBB7. wW be had be re thltaaiti Reg.
ilcier. upon tht t eamo day , that MIMS IDAy DO shown
against the die age. at the same hour and plate.
Jan. 14-2 w S. G. WOANDLEIB3, Clerk.
DTSCUARGR of a BANKRUPT.
in the MOlet Court ;Alba United States for the
Western District of Pennsylvania. In Bankruptcy
In the matter of Daniel Carey. a Bankrupt, said
Daniel G. Carey havinrepplied to the Court fora dis
charge trent:Otis debts. By order of the Court, notice
is hereby given to all creditors who have proved their
debts and other persons in interest to appear on the
4th day of Pebruary. DM, at 10 o'clock. a. ea. at Cham
bers of tbe said District Court. before B. N. Willard,
one of the Register; of said Cont. in the City of Scran
ton, at 803 Lackawanna Avenue. to show cause why a
discharge should not be granted to the said Bankrupt.
And further notice is hereby given that the second
and third meeting of Creditors of the said Bankrupt.
required by the 27th and 28th sections of the act of
Congress of March 2, 18 1 :7, will be held before the said
Reri.ter on the same der that cellos may he shown
against the discharge, it the same hour and puttee.
Jan. 14, 1868.wl 8. G. IifcCANDLBBB, Clerk.
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
This is to give notice, that on the 23d day of
Dec. A. D. 1867, a warrant to Bankruptcy was limed
against the estate of R. S. Searle: l ot Montrose, lans
quelianna ennui y. Pennsylvania, who has been adjudg
ed * Bankrupt on his own petition ; that the payment
of and debt and delivery of any property belonging to
such Bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the transfer
of any property by him, are forbidden by law. That a
meeting of thp creditors of said Bankrupt, to prove
their debts. and to choose one or more istignecs of his
estate. will beheld at a Goart of Bankruptcy, to be
held at No. rr.l3 Lackawanna Armee, Scranton, Penn
sylvania, before Edward N. Willard. Register, on the
22d day of Jan. 1868, at 10 o'clock. a. m.
THUS. A. ROWLEY,
U. S. Marshal, as Messenger,
Dec. 31-4 w Western District of Penes.
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY
Tn Ts If 3 TO GIVE 'NOTICE
That on the 214 day of December, DM, a warrant in
bankruptcy was Issued against the estate of JOAN
PADROT, of New Milford, Susquehanna county, Penn
rylvania. who has been adjudeed a bankrupt, on hi•
own petition ; that the payment of any debts and de
livery of any property hi hfin are forbidden by law ;
that a meeting of the creditors of the said bankrupt. to
prove their debts. and to choose one or more assignees
orbit estate, will beheld at a Codrt of Bankruptcy,
to be held at No. WI Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.
Pa., before Edward N. Willard. Register, on the Nth
day of January, 1868, at ten o'clock, A. M.:\
THOMAS A HOWLET.
C. R Marshal, as messenger. Western District of
Pennsytrants. [Dee. 31-4 w
PSTATE OF hiICIIAEL DOYLE,
odeceased t late of Choconut township, Stisque•
!Anna =runty, Pa.
Letters testamentary upon the estate of the above
named decedent having been granted to the undersign
ed, all persons indebted to said estate are hereby noti
fied to make Immediate payment, and those having
claitLlA against the .ame to present them duly 'authenti
cated for settlement.
CATHARINE DOYLE, Ex's.
7A21181 DOYLE, EST.
Choemint, Jan. 7. 1868.*
VSTATE OF WM. SMITH', late of
JCIPOD, Farquetuccus county. Pa., dec'd.
Letters of administration upon the estate of the
above named decedent having been ranted to the un
dersigned, notice to hereby given to all persons indebt
ed t 9 said estate to make immediate payment, and
those having claim. against the same to present them
duly authenticated for settlement
JOHN SMITH. Adair.
Jegenp, Jan.:, 1868
VSTATE of O. 1.. CARPENTER, late
oiJa s kion, Susquehanna eonnt7, Pa., deed.
Letteca of admlntattatlon upon the estate of the above
named decedent having been granted to the undersign
ed, all person* Indebted to said estate are hereby noti
fied to make immediate payment and those haying
claims against the cams to present them duly authenti
cated for settlement.
Darfur& Dec. 31, 1367
VSTATE OF BENJ. J. EDWARDS,
/ late of DendatT, Saareaeonnty, Pa., deed.
Lettem of adminbit ration neon thee:tate of the above
named d•-cedent having been arantsd to the onnersign
ed, all persons indebted to said estate arc hereby noti
fied to make Immediate payment, and Mote having
claims ada!nst the same to present them duly authenti
cated for settlement.
Deeded% Dec. 24th. 1867
Auditor's Notice.
TMIRE undersigns:den audi'or appointed by the Or
li phans' Court of Susquehanna County to distribute
the fund In the kends of Fer.inett Tripp, administrator
of the estate of Joseph 0. Tripp.dec'd. will attend to the
duties of his appoint...gent at his office in Montrose, on
Thursday, Jan Md. at 1 o'clock p. m.. at which
time and place 41 persons Interested in said fund may
present their claims or be forever debarred from com
ing in on said loud.
JAMES K. CARMALT, Auditor.
Montrose, Dec. 44, 11167.
Register's Notice.
NOTICE i• bereby riven to all person, concerned in
the following estates, to wit :
Estate of John Jones, late Of Aped:l=l6 deed, John
Jones. Ea'r.
E•tate of Amos Heath, late of Chaconne, dee'd, Amos
Heath. Adm'r.
Estate of Edward flolford, late of Clifford, deed, Jos
eph Chase. Ee'r.
Estate of Sills Tony, Me of Gibson, decd, Hairy
Abel. adm'r.
Estatie of Noll{ tteld, late otlisrford. dee'd,G. Milted
*doer.
Estate of E. W. Lewis, late of Thomson, deed, U. L.
Lewis. adaa'r.
Estate of A. 0. Stoddard, late of Thomson, Jacob
Statidord,stdm'r.
That the'.accountants hive settled their accounts in
the Register's Office in and for the county of Susquehan
na. and that the •ame will he presented to the Judges of
the Orphan'. Court of said county on Thursday, Jannary
234,18%i, for confirmation ar d allowance.
J. F. SHOEMAKER, Register.
ftegi ster's Office, Montrose, Dec. 81, 1847.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
B Y virtue -of Writs issued by the Court of Common
Picks of Sumnebanna County. And to me directed,
I will expoue to pale by public ,endue at the Court
House, in Montrose, on Friday. Jan. 11, 1868, at I,o'-
clock, p. m.. the following described piece or parcel
of land. to wit :
The followin ,, piece orparcel of land situate In Dim
°eh toomehio.l4neonehanna county, bounded and de
scribed as followst On the north and west by hinds o
T. Donohoe. on the tut by lands of Sawyer, and
on the south by State road—containing about 40 acres
of land, be the same more or less. and mostly improved.
[Taken in execution at the salt of Elinor Fanrot and J.
shay, czeent treed Jae. Faurot dee'd, n. Benjamin Me.
Keeby.
-ALSO--
thatembilialiitee or parcel ofland situate in Sum.
Dtpoi, Sasirarminulty, bounded and described as follows
towlt : Onto north by lands formerly owned by Gay
lord 4curtiskon the aooth by the publie highway, on the
west by lands of Mn.a Mooney, and on the east by lands
ofd. T. Canterou-Toontaining about 2,000 feet of land,
one dwelling ho and aft Improved [Taken In exe
cution at, thesnitd(Nalhan Skinner vs. James Purtell.
-ALSO
The followin.,f , piece or parcel of land situate in New
Milford township, bounded and de crlbed as follows, to
wit : On the north by ands of Peter Albright and R.
Malienny, on the east by lands of A .J. Albright, on the
south b; land of Pratt and Moss. and on the west by
lands of R. L. Sutphin--eontsinlng about 55 acres of
land, with the sppurtenances, one framed house, one
entail barn, • email orchard, and about 25 acres ImProv
ed. (Taken In execution at the suit of It. L. Sutphin a;
co. To. Dexter Albright.
-ALSO
_thakurittain piece or parcel of land situate hi the
townahja o.oaklapd,thisquetuuma county, Pa.. known
and described 115 Rot No. CC east of Drinker', creek. as
laid dosm on'the map Of a part of said township as Mir
veyeA hy Wm. Weals for the N.Y. lb Erie Callroad Co.
and 'resurveyed and allotted.by Timothylicryteauld all
unproved, with one dweilltig4 hom u lte l arx itt ex
ecution at the mato! James and to the
nse.of said Louisa, vs. A. ~ ThOsPe.'
.
4 " .lk W °.P.
An that eisitath piece of Dane imetitarwar.
god befog to the bereolth of ,Seepettepoonennt_
quebtoep eettutroPesosileers..WfWg t 0 A/
P. t ARPENTEII, Adze?
A. 11. ATRES, Adw'r
as lot Eto.lll, (nittsvadlitelet.) as laid down on • it
of CAMS of said borough as surveyed for the late N. T.
a 5. 0.1. Cc, ISTWAL Wads, and resurveyed and allot.
641 7TaUt B01 1 c: andstl Improved. one &roiling
house. C. ken In execution at the suit of John A.
McNaniara vs. Michael Femur.
—ALSO—
All that certain piece or panda huid lying and being
ih the towurlfp of ()Aland, county of hasquelniuna,
I ennsylvania, It being Lot No. 8 In • patent made to
Thomas Lowry according to survey on the 6th of April,
anno domint. 1820, and being 40 chains cast and west,
and 25 chains north and sunk—coutaining 100 acre..
15 acres improved, one log house and barn. (Taken In
execution at thou& of Leon P. Wilds vi Ennis Payne.
—ALSO—
All that certain piece or parcel of laud situate 1a int
and being in the township of Auburn, Susquehanna co.
Pennsylvania. bounded and described as follow,, to
wit: on the nortb by lands tan. Dunlap, tat by lands
of D. Willard and D. Sterling. Keith by land of J. AL
Smith. west by lands of A. G. Sterling and U. 11111—
containing 110 acres. 40 acres improved, one house and
one barn. [Taken in execution at the suit of A. Lath
rop V 4. E... Seeley.
-ALSO
All that certain piece or laud situate, lying and being
in the .owitablp of Rash, tlusquabanna county, Pa.,
bounded end described as follows to wtt : On the
north by bo.ds of Samuel Smith, mud E Platt east by
Geo Green and Canfield, on the_eoutti by lands of
B. Cobb, on the west by lands of J. Ilfebbard contain
ing alma; 54 acres 9 dwelling. houses, ono barn, one
saw mill and orch ard and all improved.
(Taken in execution at the suit of J. R. flosenkrants,
vs. D. P. llibbard.
-ALSO
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate lying
and being 1n the township of Great Bend, county of
Susquehanna, and state of Pennsylvania, hounded and
described as follows to wit Beginning at the north
easterly earner of the Daniel Lyons lot, now ownedand
occupied by Betsey Loomis, running thence north sixty
two degrees, east along the centre line of the Gt. Bend
and Franklin road, known as the .• Hill road" sixteen
rods to a point opposite a large pine stump, at the side
of said road. thence north yr and (4) minutes, west 88
rods to the centre line of the creek road, near Wylie
er ec t,, thence s o uth 37• west along said road, 41 rods to
the line between the !ands of the late A. Dubois and
said Loomis lot, thence south 81' east along said di
eldicg 23k, rod,. to said Loomis north east cor
ner, thence slung said Loomis east line, being the di
viding line between binds of the late A. Balm's, and
lands of said Loomis, south lir 80 minutes east 57 rode
to the - place of begining. containing nine acres, and one
fourth of an sere be the same mere or less.
!Taken In ,Execn ion at the salt of N. Newman to use
of Adelin Ilashrook, vs. Jdaeph Dubois, Nicholas Du
bois, and S. B. (thane, Adm'rs of estate of Abraham . Do.
hots deed.
—AI SO
All that eertain piece or pare, I of 'Mid situate lying
and being in the Borough of Montrose, Itiusquehannah
wunty Pa.. bounded and described as follows to wit :
On the north by Wilson Sherwood, . east by th e street
eolith by Mts. Blis, and on the west by property of
Sayre Brothers. containing about one fourt ho an acre
with one dwelling house, and all Improved. Also al:
that certain piece or parcel of laud lying and being in
the Soto, county and State aforesaid. bounded on north
by street. on the east by street. on the south by C. Mee
her, and on the weal by laud of 0. F Fargo. containing
about one half acre of land, and une bonne and barn,
and all improved.
(Taken in execution at the snit of P. T. Fergerson, vs.
John Wheeler. and W. S. Vanorsdnle.
—ALSO—
The following piece or parcel of land situate In the
Borough of Si ontrose. county of Susquehennah State of
Pa.. and bounded and described as follows to wit: Be.
ginning at the north west corner of land, now or lately
of N. Scott, thence running about east along the north
ern boundary Ilne of said Scotts lot ten rods to the ra
vine, theneettlong the mvine about north eight rods to
the street, thence along the Street about {gist, ten rode
to the old Bridgewater and Wll heabarre tdropiltkrosd,
andJhenee along said road, about POPO 17 rio. to
the place of beginning , containing abe
thesame more or leer. and being the_ield 1316 . . land
which Itinerim Post, and William ht. Peat, ititsetitors
of David Post, did by deed dated April Ist A. D. 1863
convey to the said N. 1. Post.
[Taken In execution at the snit of James 8. Sateen St
Cn., vs. N. I. Pont.
-ALSO--
The following piece or parcel of land lying sad being
in the township of Lenox, attequehanne county. Penn
eyleania. bounded on the north by lands of Drinker and
leinsebangh, on the east by lands of Lydia Millard, on
the ,oath hy lands of D. S. Oakley, and on the west by
lands of A. Sinacbaugh. containing arty-seven acres. he
the same more or levy,' with the appurtenances, one
house, one barn, and about thirty acre* improved.
[ raaen In execution at the suit of C. C. liawarda es.
K. J. billiard.
9. F. LANE, Sheriff
Sheriff e Office. Montrose, Dee. 94, 1867.
G . ARON ES'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
PHONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE,
SCRANTON, PA
Young Mesa Prepare for Baldness
There is a time coming when you will be either
drone or a live men in society—a time when busine,s
men will be wanted, and those who have been practl•
cally edurated will surely be preferred. Young men,
do not wait because your early education has been ne
glected. and think that it is too lase now to make an
attempt bat po4olve to improve the greatest opportun
ity ever otre,ed to young men in this section of coun
try for obtaining a
PRACTICAL BuslNEss EDUCATION.
I have established this College especially for edect
dog young men for bnainet4 I giving them the most
thurvu6h course of practical Iputruction, combining
THEORY AND PRACTICE.
with the assistance of °Meer'. Banks, ete.;of any Col
ler in Northern Pennsylvania.
Any student possessing a common school education
is prepared to commence the business studies, and If
deficient in these branches will be individually instruc
ted free of charge.
For terms and information send for College Paper
giving full particulars.
J. N. GARDNER, Principal.
sn. 7,1869.-1 y
tal)
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t a ,
i o n tl ia (
s ood re s andro m r s o ll aj n e d b ra y nce from Wholesale
I. imirriltt.
Comprising a large assortment of NEW
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware,
Stoves, Iron, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Boots 41. Shoes, Wall Paper, Win
dow Shades, Hots and Caps,
Buffdlo Rohe:, Ladies'
and Gent.? Furs,
Balmoral and Hoop Skirts, eke. ifc.,
and combined. forming the most complete opportunity
for selectips in every department of his trade, and will
be sold at
The Lowest Market Prices.
New Milford, Dec. 17, 1867.
A. W. BERTIIOLF,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Montrose. Pa. Croce in
weat cod of Brick Block, over Wilson do Gere's
atom. Particular attention given to business pertain
ing to the Orphan's Court. Van. 1, 1869.
XXLlVOllitalref,
yon soda to Werth* yolt ,should consult GEO
P. ROW ELL So CO.. 40 Parkes It: Y.
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GT Atli. MC t 3 IT XCI 3BE,
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ROCHESTER, N. T.
VICE'S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
OF
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it., Philadel phi a. Agents wanted.
Farmers et Farmer's Bons
Wanted to engage in a business, during the Fall and
Winter, paying $l5O to $2OO per month.
Address ZEIGLER, bIeCURDY & CO., •
No. 614 Arch st., Philadelphia, Pa.
MADAME FOY'S
PATENT CORSET SUPPORTER,
Combines in one ermcnt a perfect fitting Coreetand
the most desirable Skirt Supporter wear offered the pub.
lie. It places the weight of the skirts upon the ghoul•
dens instead of the hips ; It improves the form without
tight lacing ; gives ease and elegance ; is approved and
recommended by physicians. Sold at Ladles' fancy
goads stores_ganerally, and at wholesale by
D. B. BAL'iIIDERS & CO. '
06 Summer St., Roston.
and 23 Walker street, New YOtk.
by Timmy C. Illoong, 429 Market street, Phila.
adelphis. and tirerxmalr, Lima:ens E Co., 21 Hanover
street, Baltimore, Md.
WANTED—LadIes and Gentlemen to sell the GEM
Scissors Sharpener, Button-hole Cutter and Rip.
per combined. Sample cent by mall for 40 eta. Ad
dress Mrs. ANNA SMITH, 33 Parkman street, Cleve
land, Ohio.
NANTED—Salesmen to travel and sell goods by
sample. Good wages arid steadr emDloyment.
Address, with stamp, LANPREAR PE R KY.
191 Superior st., Cleveland, Obto.
A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF EILIIRIAGE,
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1 Containing nearly three hundred pages,
And 180 fine plates and &graving, of the
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i treated. A trathfal adviser to the married and those
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roomy, by addressing DR. L 4 CROIX . , No. 111 Walden
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the/personal)? or by amt. hbishi lKi rosit l e/o wpm.
' ether world.
MOIR! NTS int
•T'COMIE3I6°
SIM VISIMG ECHE.
Patelilea Imm o 1866.
Th But Washing Machine in the World.
fhwigness has already revolatfonized the work of
washing ; and washday Is no longer • day of arduous
coll t hit of sgreestdo employment. The 'Wringer At
tachment la mow canoeing. In washing, the ila.
chine Is covered. congaing the clothes to receive the
cleansing teflon of compression and absorption. with
she additiattal Manning power of hot water and
steam passing thrown them with great friction sad
f e m. ormi'ryone, sad you will approve. Price. $lO.
Manufactured and sold by the subscriber, h iv i ng t h e
sole right for Susquehanna colsaty. •
Indlat Somalia Co n Po.
BROWN'S PATENT
WATER ELEVATOR.
(Patented March, 1807.)
This Elevator la pronounced by competentjudges su
perior to all others ever offered to the public. for the
following reasons • let, Cheapneas ; hit 111.mp1selty ;
2d, Durability.
Manufactured and sold by
FRANKLIN WASHBURN;
Smiley, Sasy'a Co. Pa.
Dec. S, 1807.—dm
DECLINE IN FLOUR.
, grzcal
31Suise3s.a, 3LIII
Is fnralstilag first rats Winter Wheat Fleur at $l3 50.
SHOOK 4 TIYIGILLT.
MAD CREEK MILLS,
ATtowcr 2P46.,
17. MOORE k Propriet% are oper d atlon at
at 113ason s e t katia l t i ficount r ; ha u l be tto
oted ett e er xi tip hrs e t i t
at a heavy expense. with all the modem improvements
•In Bolts and Machinery, and Is confident he can do as
good work as the best.
We as one of the improved Silver Creek
Smut & Separating Machines,
said to be the best machine of the day. We Save also
the best machine for cleaning Buckwheat to the county.
The services or Mr. JOHN B. BRAZE an enpert
enced miller, have been secured and he will attend to
all calls.
E. N. MOORS.
New =Ord, Nov. 19, I!67.—tf
AMERICAN
VirealtßaAkits
The true value of Machinery applied to Watchmak
ing Is sot that by its use Watches are made rapidly.
but that they are made correctly. Very few people
know why a Waltham Watch should be sapid.. or to any
other. In the Ant place, at Waltham the Watch is re
=as only a machine, on mechanical principles.—
watches are good, it is became the machinery is
good. Of course there must be no deflect in the princi
ple or plan of the movement—no mistake in the sites
or shapes of the pieces of which it is composed—moth
ing wanting in their properties, and no error in their
positions. These palate once thoroughly settled, it
rests wholly with the machinery constructed with in
finite diversity of form and function -egpers_aly to the
purpose, to produce the linMhed pieces . . By Mains of
multiplying guages and palcroscopes, testa and inspec
tion for the detection of wear In the cutting tools, aftd
for faults or flaws In steel or stone are made to accom
pany the work In every stage from beginning to end.—
As a necessary result, the watch goes together a perfect
machine. Every part is found to At properly in its
place. Every pin may be pushed till it pinches, and ev
ery screw turned home. Instead of a sluggish and fee
ble action, the balance, even anderthe pressure of the
lightest mainspring, vibrates with a wide and free mo
tion, and the beat bas the clear ringing sound always
eharacteristic ofthe Waltham Watch. 'The machine is
a timekeeper from the start.
This system is unknown la foreign countries, and is
entirely original with the Waltham Company. The
Company claim that by it they produce watches that
cannot he d for every quality which makes a
watch valuable. Simple in plan and correct in princi
ple, the movement is not only beautifully !Wished, sub
stantial, accurate and cheap but but Is uniform in the mi
nutest details not easily and when repaired
always asra as new. There are different grades of
finish in t e different varieties of watches made by the
Waltham Company, as there are different piece and
shapes to snit all tastes and means ; tint every Watch
that bears the genuine trade-mark of "W•trn•w" is
guarantied to be a good one, mid nobody nets be
afraid to buy it.
EVERY WATCH FULLY WARRANTED•
For Sale by all Vint-Clan Dealers in the United
States and British Provinces
Per further Information address the Agents,
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
decthal
182 Broadway, New-York.
a. 8811:11AVEL db CICIO.I,
GREAT PIANO PORTE
And Melodeon Emporium.
030 Broadway. Hew York, and 69 Washington
Chicago. Crosby Opera House,
Wholesale Agents for the Malted States for
Wm. Kw4e & Co's Celebrated Gold Medal
3Plasas+oScsarteems.
Also, Agents for A. H. GALE t CO., sad other &st
elae, Pianos.
We have the largest and Deer assorted stock of Pianos,
which, for Power and Sweetness of Tone, Easy and
Agreeable Touch. and Beauty of Finish, have, byJndges,
been prononveed unrivalled.
Wholesale Agents for I arAart, Needham di Co's Cele
brated Harmoniums, MA. eons and Organs.
Manufacturers and Importers of
Musical Instruments, and all kinds of
Musical Merchandise.
tgr . Remember the piste,
J. BAUER & C 0. ,.
650 Broadway, New Tort. and
69 Washington Si.. Chicago.
Merchant Tailoring.
E. L. WEEKS & VO.
Have immured the services of a drat class
3Prceotiesal Chatter,
and will reopen the Custom Department of their es
tabilahment ou Tuesday Oct. la. where they will be
prepared to make up to gl en the latest and moat
fashionable styles, Matilda of 's and Soy Cloth
ing.
Partiarlu attention given to
OUTSIDE CUTTING.
rs'Wanted, two espnienced Panti and Vest Ma.
ken.
‘lll2Bll 6 CO,
Montrose. Oct. 11, 1667.—tt
SOLDIERS' BOUNTY,
PENSIONS,
axial Metals Wary%
1113 andereigned. LICAMISED AGENT of the (1017-
ERNMENT. hasim. obtained thee onessely form%
be.. will give DttrteptaWtion to ill elattet ititnistad
to his ate. !to charge West siwwitil.
Ofiet Pt 1611111611.
- littmtrese. Jasedtb. lOC
Dsawirs ELECTRIC OIL.
Per sitolly TVIRIMIL.
stozadia,CM
WEI= Toy wits. flat
TUB BUST V kWilialtit
DRESS GOODS,
f.ixer GOODS.
MILLINERY 000DS,
PIECE GOODS,
DOMESTIC 00011 E,
Perla
READY MAN CUMING,
And Furnishing Goods.
h certainty ett
Guttenberg. Rosenbaum CO
Baying agala gimbaled a tarp idealist New 001111
Fall and Winter 'trade,
wa would request a bei ng and exandnatleacif ear Owslia.
feeling confident of enabled topisalia sad estfatip
as regards variety and prices.
We would especially call attitiatioa is At illossall
large selection of
talrgsjl abeClotking
Cloths, Chassimereii, Ika,
for Custom Work, As we are the atanatitetarersotali
the Clothing we ea. we are enabled t• Darr Al&
COMPETITION In regard to
WORKMANSHIP AND PRICES.
Garments made to of atter Inman% aut god OF
Ung guarantied. A volt assortment of
MEN'S (lc BOYS' HAM,
ism fuel red. tLoa leg. lot 10 1 11, 1• Masa
HORSE BLANKET&
futttubutg, it ostubanui *Quo.
It. I DIBSAMEII, Sanagtas Patine.
Montrose, Sept. lit, 18151.
Please Read this Carefully.
orstfe7bserisabez
eurhtas hate enf as eret ki: to a pattairaktph•
Merchant Tailoring
business ; and havin g supplied isan t ilesiv *Ube fttal
rate stock of materials. such as
Clothe, Cassimeres & Trimmings,
We are prepared to Wash
Coats. Vests,Pauts.Overeouts i dge.
upon very short notice, made In this latest style. Otto
best materials, sad at very low priest We a la• hays
for dal:.
HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, SUB
'FENDERS, COLLARS, :sot
TIES, GLOVES, .
and all the other articles usnally kept Mai eldnab.
=lent of this kind.
Gl l PlCLi be auVs!e ti en the oV a ll. f tild rin dZ i =litoti
and R. B. Little's law °Mee, west aids of Mali. MOW.
Montrose, Pa , doin g business under Ike wane 'Mass
it Lines.
8. 11. Motu, • • . P. Limos.
Montrose, May It 1851--U
'LIVE RAILWAY.--On and after Mow
1-;11 day. Nov. eth, 1867. Was w ill Ism Gnat
Bend at about the following house. vb.:
GOING WEST
1.53 a. m. Night Express, Mondays excepted. for ruip•
cheater, Buffalo, Salamanca and Dunkirk making dl.
rect connection with trains of th e Atlantic and Great
Western. Lake Shore and Grand Trtink Raihrtya.twr
all points West ; also at Binghamton forSyraease;
at Owegotor Ithaca, and at Elmira for Cuandslxem.
3.10 m. N'tt
andly, for Rochester. Buffalo.
gaiamanca, unkfrk the West, connecting an
above. Stops at Great Bend on Noah, morn
only.
wand m. Dail Train. Sundaes excepted. ftit Stabil)
Dunkirk, connecting nt fur Casandairos.
3.53 p. m. Day Express. Sundays excepted. for-Ro
chester. Buffalo, Salamanca, Dunkirk, and the Welt.
Connects at Binghamton for Symms. ; at Owego for
Ithaca; at Elmira for Canandaigua; at Satanism%
with the Atlantic and Great Western Itailielly elgl ag
Buffalo with the lake Shore and Grand Ttunk
ways, for all points West and South.
7. 61 p. m. Express Mail. Sands's exeed. l l.l=
10, Samarim* and Dunkirk , connec tingßA
for the West.
12.50 p. et. Way Freight. Son_ffaya entente",
mu a. in. Emigrant Train, Mal. tor tris West.
GOING EAST.
Ile a. m. Cincinnati Expreri. Mondays exarp_tal.
et Lackawasen for Hawley, and at Graymisut the Nen.
burg and Warwick.
6.00 p. m. Accommodation Train Daily,
2,00 p. in. Day Express, Sunday, garret. eateeet.
at tackswaxen for Hawley and at e spy. City With
midnight express train of stew Jersey Ealleoadest
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
9117 p. In. New York and Baltimore Nail, itittEus
sa
cepted, connecting at dcraery i iity with takoinftg ea-.
press train of New Jere Broad tbt Dißtlwara
and Washington, and at N e w e ork with InOrnitti as.
press trains for Boston and the east.
8.4111. m. Night Express. Rake: connecting - et Gray.
court for Warwick ; and at New York with afternoon
trains and steamers for Boston and New Ragland
cities.
1010 a. m. Way Freight, Sandals eteepted.
W K . R. BARR, R. RIDDLIR
dee. 10 deal Messinger Agent. Ges'l6l4ol.
OP - A New and complete - "Ifeelnit Thee tilde st
Passenger Tsai son the Railway isad
Lines has intent MA Isbell. and east=
on application tositseTicket Agent at the 001111ehre
office. •
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ldr , wee far *Wks
. emb every Mae la mote% esie.
'tautly as head Mid tat ea e by
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