t j) °drat gltuturrat.
TUESDAY. ;ILL 28 t 1888.
Local Xiatelligeaacte.
Tailoring.
Gentlemen's own materials made up;
c utting done, clothes cleaned, repaired,
and pressed, cheap; at E. tL. Weeks',
Dental Notice.
Dr. S. J. Wheaton, Dentist, will he in
the neighborhood' of Forest Lake, Tues
day, Jan., 23d. Those desiring his servi
ces ean.find his whereabouts on or after
that date, by enquiring orChester Wright
_
Donation. •
The friends-of Rev. 11. U. Gray wll
make him a donation visit at the house of
Elias Bennett in Auburn, Thursday Jan.
30th tf aftern000 and evening, AU are iuvi•
ted. By order of the Committee.
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Dedication.
The M. E. Church of Brooklyn will be
opened, Providence permitting, on Thurs
day, Jan. 30th. Services Commencing at
to} A. M., and 7P. M. Rev. B. I. Ives,
Chaplain of Anbnrn State prison, will of
ficiate assisted by Rev. D. C. Olm
stead, P. E. and others. The Ministers
Wyalusing District are especially invited
to attend. 2w.
I=lC=l=C=l
Donation.
Members of the Presbyterian Church,
and all the friends of Rev. J. G. Miller,
are.most cordially invited to attend the
anneal Donation Party, at the Parsonage,
in Montrose, on the afternoon and even
ing of Tuesday, January 28th, 1868. By
ordey of Committee.
--••-® - -
• Fur the,Democrat
The Vice Presidency.
Some Reptillican papers seen► to be
very much engaged in bringing before
the party the name of Hon. G. A. Grow
as a candidate for the Vice Presidency.—
As a politician we arc acquainted with G.
A. Grow, but not personally. 'He origin
ated from Democratic stock, was cradled
in a Democratic cradle, (if we are not mis-
taken,) and by the Democrats was bro't
hetOre the people as a candidate for office,
was eledted by them, and served in their
tanks until he could see far enough into
futurity to see that heconld make
a better thing of it by joining the Repub.
hcans, and. be did so. And after all that
e Democrats have done for him in early
ilfe when he was a stripling, he cannot
rind language sufficient to express Ihe con
tempt he has toward them as a p trty.
It may be the has forgotten the fiog g i ng
rte got when he run for Congress against
lion. Charles Deni,on ; if he has, let him
oome on to the Republican platform u ith
negro suffrage in it, and he will learn a
lei-on that lee sill not soon forget.
ECe arced I l thivik to ride in on General
Grant's credit. No, Graluslia, )on had
better not risk it. Bat if you think you
had Netter try it, come on; if you do, you
err I know more about Democracy !ICY L
November than you ever knew betbre.
As OW DEMOCRAT.
Court Proceedings.
T. J. Chase of Lottatvnit Bit., admitted
to practice in Cowls of this County. •
Leander Brooks vs. Almanda Brooks,
divorce granted.
Collin wealth, vs. Fernando Brush,
proceedings for sumort of fatni'y ; dert
discharged on payment of costs.
'Com'th. vs. Orson Case, Marcus Case,
and Jartys Loa 1. Indictment, larceny;
verdict, not guilty.
Coin'th. vs. Emmons dr, Thompson, In
dictment, tippling house. Nol. Pros.
entered on payment of costs.
Com'eh vs. &fait, 11. Wellman, Mary
Wellman and Laura - Wellman, Indictment
assault and battery, verdict guilty. Eli: s
%Veltman, fined $lO and costs.
Court appoints C. L. Brown, 11. H
Harrington, and Charles Sprout, audito
to audit accounts of the direct ors of the
poor for Montrose and Bridgewater.
Com'th. vs. Amos Baker, for larceny.
Grand Jury ignore the bill. •
Com'th. George Leslie, for larceny.
Grand Jury ignore the bill.
.0 Com'tb. vs. Tiffany, Indictment
mayhem, Asc. Guilty on second Count of
indictment., and fined slo'and costs.
La the matter of a bridge near Benj.
Parke's, the viewers report adversely to
county assuming costs of rebuilding.
Com'th. vs .W. E. LiUdsey; Indictment
for selling liquor without license, and on
Sunday; verdict guilty. Sentenced to pay
$lO fine, and ten days imprisonment.-
Com'th. vs. ' Elhanan Button, Indict
ment, assault and battery, with attempt
to kill Newton A. 'Lane, Dep't. Sheriff.
Acquitted on account of insanity.
Com'tb. vs. Franklin J. Mellon. Indict
ment, assault and battery verdict not
guilty, and Elias - Wellman, prosecutor,
pay costs.
Coneth. vs. James Donnelly, James
Donnelly, Jr.. and , Daniel • Donnelly. Ar
son; grand jury ignore the bill.
In - the matter of a co - linty bridge in
Clifford. Grand Airy approve inquest.
IL S. Dean, vs. Enos and Amanda
Shelp. Verdict lot: defendants. Eicep:,
tions filed to cbarge'of
Ciiik ordered that Daiiiel rain be.con
fined in State Lunatic Hospital.
An Eminent Divine, says have i
been
using thei!eruyian Syrup, it gives:_im
new vigor, buoyancy of spirits, elesticity
of muscle." J. Dinshore, 36 Dye St.
New York, will send free, a pamphlet of
82 pages, containing a fall account of this
remarkalge medicine, to any one sending .
line their address.
Illoninint to . -
Our Catholio
,friends of St. Joseph, Pa.,
and vicinity, have, lately lioae , a very
creditable act t ; the .memory of their
late deceased Pastor, Father Monahan; in
erecting a monument over his grave, at a
cost of over $6OO, which was contributed
by his friends.
The Inonutnelit.was made in our village
{says the Owego Gazette) at the shop of
' C. M. Hay wotid, and it is a splendid
piece of workmanship; The design is
very 'beautiful 'land appropriate.
made' Cif the 'iffiest Italian -- 'Marble and
very highly polished - . -- 3t consists of two
Bases, ti Die, - . Octagon, 'Shaft, Mid Cap
with a finely_elfrve,d raised Cross on top,
having upodtt th'e sacred motioTtri. On
the Die the itisifrilition reads thus
"Erected hY.Devoted people to the
memory Of their zealous pastor
REV. 111174.11 MOE
.. Died .
Sept. 5, 1805,
Aged 3Q earsand 9 months.
Being made.perfect in a short space,
he fulfilled ► lona' time. Wis. 4th
Chapt: and 13th verse.
May he rest in peace."
A Teacher's Defence:-'
• Mu. Eorroti:—la looking over the re
port of the SuSquehanna County Teach
ers' Institute in your columns of last
week, I saw among the other very inter
esting proceedings, that the teachers who
were absent Were censured, and by a res
o'uti• n passed by that body were stricken
from the roll of teaehers iu this county,
as un ITO) , (he cal ing.
Having beep engaged in teaching in a
quiet way forSottie time in this county;
and Ending Myself classed among those
delinquents, E claim the privilege of sta
ting through 'your c dooms, a few facts
in pal iation of my offense, as a reason
why I should not have been so - sumtnarily
decal hated. I ,
I it-ver lase presumed to 'mount the
I rostrum to tjender instruction to those
who . ure my peers Anil many whb r are my
superiors; therefore I felt that I shOul)
not violate my duty in that respect by nut
attending. •
Igave the 'county Superintendent the
rea. , ons why I shoul I pot be present,
which / cousidered valiti reasons, and
would be cmisidered so by all faitbtu4
teachers; and whicli were none other than
these. That I was iu the middle ofa term
of school, with quite a number of stu
dents from a ,distance, and that my expe
rience (and I Au-lieve I speak the experi
ence of all truie teachers) was, that.a week
vacation in tim midst of a.term, is fatal to
the rapid progress of the pupils fur that
term; t het ef ! it i e,_ . pleasure and
profit as I feki.it would be to me, I deem
ed i• to be my duty to toy students to de
, pr:ve tuyselt of the privilege.
Wit h toy Many faults, I claim this one
•virtin; that dining the time that I have
been engaged:in tc tching, which is about
fifteen years, have deprived myself of all
social p'easures that would add to toy
mourn' incapacity to discharge my duty
fai• lifully to My t nd e to
Dirce• ors were mentioned, I most
exonerate tloise of the Borough of New
Mt ford, from aiding or abetting' in any
way to ea liQe. my absence, as I had that
free permissio to attend ; therefore all
the pains and penalties utust fall upon my
head alone.
Although lily a resolution of that High
Tribunal I have been stricken from the
roll of teachers, yet thanks be to Hioh
I leaven, there is no power on earth that
can demolish that little r0n..:11 di.onond
which my Creator has placed within my
breast, or prevent me front embellshiog
it so that it tray yet shine upon some be
nighted intellect, except the power that
, gave it; and when He shall strike toy
name from the roll of earthly teachers,
would that Umight appear with no great
, er cause for I:ensure than that for which I
have been thootned to the Guillotine by
the Susqueltannah County Teachers' In
stitute. Yours,
EUGENE B. HMLEY.,
- New Milfiird, Jan. 23, 1808.
. .
How the liadical Committee Distri
- -bete Documents.
The Realest executive committee, emit.
posed principally of members of Congress,
are busily cvgaged in distributing 'politi
cal ductunett).s, in the interest of their par
ty throughobt the.country. For this pur
pose several'} persons in the employ and
yay of the House of Representative have
been detailo to address these documents
and prepare here for mailing. They spend
the ,greater 'portion of their time at the
Radical conimittee room, but draw their
salaries from the Treasury as employees
of the lloutte.
Tb Act of Usurpation.
As one branch of the National Legis
lature bas Passed an act placing a gener
al over and leboye the constitutional com
mander of kite army and navy of the Uni
ted States, t is well to look at the act re
storing the' grade of General. It is as
follows : 'Be it enacted,'Jac., that the
grade of General be, revived; that the.
President i 4 autherized to' appoint, with
the advice and consent of the - Senate, a
General of the army to -be selected' from.
among diode officers most distinguished
for cettragei skill and ability; who-being
commissioned as general; ina3i be author
ized, tinder the direction and daring the
pleostire of the PreAident, to command the
armies of the United States:" By this
- act it, will be seen that the President. is
authorized . to appoint a -General of the
army . net to command the. forces of the
United , Stalesi - inA'efiance of the .will of
I the chief executive offiCer*.of the nation,
I but under his direction and - during his
pleasure...
• -It is elear, therefora; that the — act i
! make Grant superior to the President„ is
•
o ne oibvet.usnrpatton.•
Sisk_ .
op Hopkins , Successor.
By the death of Bishop - 11opkit&s, the
place of presiding bishop in the Protefst•
ant Episcopal Church of the United States
now belongs to the Right Reverend Ben
jimio Bosworth Smith, D. P. of Ken
tucky. Both be and Bishop Mcllvaine,
of Ohio, were consecrated at the same
time with Bishop Hopkins, Oct. 31,1832;
tint the consecration of Bishop Smith was
'second in the services of the oceasiOrt,
and he is consequently next in the oreer
ofbiasuccession. He resides at Frankfort
•in,KentuckY.- r ife is -a native of Rhode -
Island, having been born in Bristol' iii'
1794, and graduated at Brown Universi
ty in the class of 1816. Be studied theol
ogy with Bishop Griswold, who then re-
Sided in Bristol, and was ordained deacon
in 1818, and presbyter in 1819. He was
for some years settled in Middlebury, Vt.,
and 'afterwards in Virginia, whence-he re
moved to 'Kentucky. He is a man of
great excellence of character, and be
longs .o the Evangelical -or Low Church
party.—Providence Herald.
THE ESTE , / ORGAN.—The Springfield
Republican says : " A particular and ad
mirable feature of this instrument is the
Vox Humana Tremolo, recently invented
and palentt d, and which dues-away with
all the objections sometimes urged against
tretn num ts. This on e 'being under perfect
control as to rapidity, its delicate pulFa
lions appeal to the listener with a power
and pathos imposible to resist."
These Organs are manufactured at
Brattleboro, Vt.
I — A woman fund occasion to call
upon a dentist to have her teeth filled.—
Among those filled were two front ones,
and when in a pleasant mood the lady's
face shown with smiles while polished
gold-glittered from the upper - incisors.—
These were observed with admiration by
her little Mune, who. by and by seriously
remarked :
" Aatit Mary, I wish I had copper-toed
teeth like yours."
03P 30 40 .EIL 1-. ' CO TX C 7 3E'
17 , 71A8EL TIDIRRELL is continually receiving
now sapplie, of tienuine Dru;•3 and Medicines. which
will be sold as low as at auy other :ICC in Moqtrose.
Pr Colgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap. A sn
periarTeilet Soap. prepared from refined Vegeta
ble Oils in combination with Glycerine, and espe
cially designed for the use of Ladies, and for the
Nursery. Its per ume is exquialte,and its washing
properties unrivalled. For sale by ail drugg„irts.
3lny, 31}367,—.1.yamp12
'I:le - Deafness. Blludoess 4r, Catarrh treat
ed with the atmotst ancecaa, by Dr. J. Is Atl .OcUli,t
and lariat, (formerly of Leyden. Holland.) No. 50.5
Arch Street. Philadelpllia. Tctintonlals from the taunt
relMnie aoureea in the City and Country can lot Feet) nt
hia office. The medical Ewalt, are incised to accompa
ny their patients. :is ha hun nu seer, to in I:ti practice.
Art Wein I Eyes inserted without pain. No charge made
for examination. norl9yl
rei'To Owners of I:formes—thousands of
horse- die Ve.irly f rom Colic 5: his need not be. Dr.
v,utytian ilorse Liniment will positively cure
every case if given when first. taken. The coot is only
one &dist - . Every owner of a horse should have A
bolt ein his st ihle.. ready for use. It le warranted
snperior to anything else for the cure of Cuts, Wind
Swellings. sore Throat., Sprains, Brnises. Id
Sores, &c. This Liniment Is no new remedy. It has
been need and approvad of for .t.;) years be the first horse
men in the country. given to an over drie en horse. it
acts like magic Orders are constantly received from
the racing, stables of England for It. The celebrated
II oodrnff. of trotting fame. used it for years. and
said it is far snperlur to air other he has tried Recol
left, Dr. Tobia.. Venetian Iforse liniment is put up in
pint boWiee. Take non qer. Sold by the Druggists
and Saddlers. Depot, 56 Cortlandt Street, New York.
Jan.
Fir Ten thousand Dollars' worth of GOODS
at whwerale cost, tux inventory just tairvu, for sale by
AREL TURWELL, in the Oriel; Bloci" About this
amount constantly on hand, and NEW GOODS tenth'-
say arriving. The people can find nearly everything
they may need at the Drug and Variety Store of ABEL
TUItitELL.
Moutruc,„ Pa., July 30. 1867
I:47 — Gairdiner's Busk Wean College. PRONO
GILAPHii.; INsTIFLEE and LADIES' CADEMY
711 , .. proper place v. here young men and ladies can ob
tain n pr.ictical knowlenge of the mu-I important
branches of bu-inees. Every one should improve this
opportunity. as the warse is the most thorough of any
College of the kind iu Northern Pennevlvania. Ll'e
Scholarship, $3.5,1:K1: Send for College Paper, gTivittg
Inn particulars. Address J. N. CIARDNER.,PrIuctpaI,
Scranton, Pa. LA ug. 13—Gm.
VP , " Dr. Wistargoilalsain of Wild cherry.
DWI ere to...rtleic is known it is a work or Papere
ru'ation to say one word in its favor. so well is it es
taldished as an* unfailing remedy for Coughs. Colds.
Bmuchitis; Croups. Whooding Cough. Asthma. diseases
of the Throat, Chest. and Lunge, us well as that most
dreaded of all diieases,Nonnumption, which high med
ical authority has pronouncedlo be incurable disease.
Those who have used this remedy know its value; those
who have not, have but to make a single trial toe sat
isfied that of all others it Is the remedy.
The Rev% Jacob Scchler, well known and much re
spected among the German population of this country,
writea as fellows :
rbeovrat, Pa., Feb, 16, 1K.9.
.IdEtmtvt. S. W. FOWLE SON. 11114.00
Dear Sirs :—llaving realized In my family Important
benefits from the tire of your valuable preparation—
Wtstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry—it affords me ;dem..
ore to recommend II to the public. Some debt years
ago, one of my daughters seemed tobe in a decline. and
little hopes of her recovery were etitertained. 1 then
procured a bottle of your excellent Balsam. and he
fore she had taken the whole of it there was a grrat Im
provement In her health...l have, In my Individual
ease, made frequent use of poor valuable medicine, and
have always bona berefitted by It. I would. liewever,
caution the public atoll net imposition beet:nee there is
a good deal of spurious Wistar i a Balsam of Wild Cher.
ry afloat throughout the country.
JACOB SECIILER.
None genuine unless signed "I. BUTTS" on the
wrapper.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE .t SCN,IB Tremont
St , Boston, and for sale by Druggists generally. dec.
riT - Grnees celebrated Salve.--. From Mr.
James Curtin. of Amesbury. Mass. "I WOO afflicted
with a severe felon on one ofmy fingers, and tried ma
ny remedies without relief. My friends induced me to
apply your Salve. In two days It extracted the inflam
mation from my finger soar to enable me to resnme my
work. I can almost say that the Salve worked like
magic. for it effected a cure withont leaving a scar. I
unhesitatingly
.pronounce Grace's Salve an excellent
remody and do not doubt It will be appreciated
tbronghont the land." On'y 'l5 cents a Box.
SitTLI W. FOWL& & SON, Boston. Proprietors.
Sold by Apotheecries and Grocers generally. dec24ws
NEW 1/0111K MARKETS.
RePorted for the llorntosa DEMOCRAT. by DR.
BART. SIIA FFEII & CO.,Commission illerehants.4o3,
404, 405 and 400 West Washington 'Market,
New York
City. Jan. 25, 1808.
Beane, per barrel $ 3 , 00 e , t 4 . 00
Butter, per lb. State firkins, prime.... IS 01 40
do '• tube, '• .... • 40 a, 42
• do Orange counts pails.... 45 a 60
Cheese. per lh., 12 •,a 14
1 4. .ggy, per doz. 73,0 0 83
Flour. per bbl. extra State ... 0.00 , a. 13.00
.. " western ...... .......... 60 0 let 12.0 0
14411 , 10ne per bbl 740 0 0.00
Corn meal. .. . 6. 0 0 en 6.1.0
Wheat, per bushel,. 2,50 a 80
Rye, do 1,50 a 1,181
Corn, do 1.20 la 1,60
Oats, ,'1 do 67 a 70
Hay. per cwt... 1,00 0 1,t1)
I sheep, ilveper lb. .. 05 0, 08
; Lambe, ' OS 00 10
Calves.
aptitelrent:llvo per pal r.....,,... —....... 15 0 Ist
41 1; , ..,.. w. [6.0-,!•,..--.0•••••,.....p5. .. . ~ • 11 It • ii
`" 1:4,11" ~.,-N , , ••• • ' i*::•1'•:r7.••-.-r: 4 1 ',, _
' .
Mik:Z I I..VIZALCbIEISES.
At the bride's father's, in Franklin,
Jan. 17th, 1868, by Rev. A. F. Harding,
Mr. F. S. BARNES, of Great Bend, and
Miss COIIIIMIIA ELDRED, of the former
place.
71:13331.41.TX1ei.
On the 23d inst, in :Bridgewater, Mr.
JouN SHEIIEU, in the sixty fifth year of
his age.
In. Franklin, Dec. 10th, 1865, Mr. IRA
Cotc, - aged 7g years.
liL,Franklin, Jan. Bth, 1868, Mrs. MARY
B. COLE, aged 71 years.
gebr ablartisemtuts
Notlee.
Tin Sebool DlreCtors of Dimock township on the
27th day of Nov. 1867, gave an order for $l5O, with
interest, duo in one year from date, payable to Scrib
ner tt.. Co,. Newors,' or their agents, Wachob & Die
DoWelf, Pittston, Pa.an payment ( or School Appara
tus, to be delivered by the said Scribner & Co. or their
agents. A I persons will take notice that the order for
said Apparatus is hereby revoked, the parties failing
to deliver the articles as per agreementv and that the
payment'..f said order has been stopped.
By order of the Board.
F. H. BIINNHLL, Seep'.
Dimoek, Jan. 25,1868. 3woo
Dissolution.
QUM co-partnership beretolbre existing between
the undersigned under the firm name of Crane &
Leebody, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.
Leeinnly will continuo the burinees, and be id author.
ized to settle tho accounts of the late firm. The out
-standing accounts must be settled immediately
WM. M. CRANE
Elk Lake, Jan. 22.196,8.-29t3'Y
8.-29t3* JOHN LEBBOD.
BANICRUPT'S ASSIGNEE.
In the District Court of the United States torthe
Western District of Pezmaylvanla :
In the matter of
Albert L, Pont, a bankrupt.' liaakru P tei *
To Wuott IT MAT CONCERN :
Tho undersigned hereby gives notice of his appoint
ment as assignee of Albert L. Post, of Montrose,
in the County of Susquehanna and State of Pennaylva-
Phi. within said district, who has been adjudged a
bankrupt upon his own petition by the District Court
of said District. Dated November IS, A. D..ISE7.
GEORGE P. LITTLE, Assignee.
Montrose, Jan. 28, 1868.-3 w
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of a certain writ issued by the Court of
Common Pleas of Susquehanna County. and to me
direct. d, I will expose to sale by public vendue, at the
Court-house, In Montrose. on Saturday, Feb. 'ad. 18nEt.
st 1 o'clock, P. M., the following described pieces or
parcels of land, to wit :
All that certain piece orpareel of land, situate lying
and being in the borougtt of New Milford, Susquelian•
nn county, Penn's, bounded on the north by lands of
Mrs. Richard Mersa, on the east by the old Great Bend
and - Chonneetou turnpike road, on the south by land of
llorace Barnes. and on the west by laud of John Hay
den—containing about thirty perches of land, more
or less, and having thereon one rmmeddwelling-house,
[Taken In execution nt the snit of E. C. Baker. assign •
ed to L. A. Smith, vs. A. L. 'Fought and L,
S. F. LANE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Montrose. Jan. 213. 1868.
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Address WELSIi a norm,
480 Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
•
TlLEsubscriber will sell at pudlic sale on Satnrday
Feb. 15, 1/31')2, at one P. Di., the following real es
tate, to wit :
One Tavern stand situate at iltiburn 4 Corners. good
buildings, and about 2 nerve of land; also. a Farm or
about 60 acres, mostly improved. good buildings, well
watered. 2 young and thrifty Orchards, situated in
Dimock.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
P. ALLE't,
Auburn 4 Corners din. 14th 1888. 8w
'CARD 0114 sad a gro3t rAnetsolOlLftizor MACEIL
ERV. fnr mile by Ann Tv • suernifflyttne,-.11n.4.
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DISCHARGE of a BANKRUPT.
In the District Court of the United States for the
Western District of Pennsylvania.—ln Bankruptcy.
In the matter of WILLIAM A. LARUE, a bankrupt—
said Wm, A. Larne having applied to the Court for
discharge from his debts. By order of the Court notice
is given to alicreditors who have proved their debts
and other persons in interest to hppear on the 4th day
of February, 1%8, at 10 o'clock, a. m., at tatarubers of
C
the said District ourt. before E. N. WILLARD. one of
the Registers of said Court, in the city of Scranton. at
No. 309 Laoka.wanna Avenne. to ' , bow range why a di.-
Charge should not bo granted to the said Bankrupt.
And further notice is hereby given that the second
and third meeting of crewtore of the said Bankropt,re
qulred by the 21th and 28th 'meth::loof the act of Con
gress of March 2,1867. will be had before the said Reg
ister, upon the same day, that cense may be shown
against the discharge, at the same hour and place.
Jan. 14-2 w b. C. M'OANDLESS, (*ink.
DiSCIIARGE of a BANKRUPT
In the District Court of the Milted States for the
Western District of Pennsylvania. In Bankruptcy
In the matter of Daniel G. Carey. a Baukrunt, said
Daniel G. Carey having tpplied to the Court fur a dis
charge from hie debts. By order of the Court. notice
ti hereby given to all creditors who have proved their
debts and other persoiis In interest to appear on the
4th day of February, 1.86 , 2, at 10 o'clock. a. m. at Cham
bers nfthe said District Court, before E. N. Willard,
one of the Registers of 881E1CM/rt. to the City of Scran•
ton, at 303 Lackawanna Avenue. to show cause why a
discharge should not be granted to the said Bankrupt.
And farther notice Is hereby given that the second
and third meeting of Creditors of the said Bankrupt.
required'hy the nth and 28th sections of the act of
Congress of March 2, 18137, will be held before the said
Rerkater on the same day that carve may be shown
against the discharge, at the same hour end place.
Jan. 14, 1888.wl 8. C. MeCANDLBSS, Clerk.
VSTATE OF MICHAEL DOYLE,
,deeeased, late of Chaconne township, Bnegnd•
henna county, Pa.
Letters testamentary upon the estate of the above
named decedent having been granted to the undersign
ed,'all persons indebted to said estate arc hereby noti
fied to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them duly authenti
cated for settlement.
C. 8. GATES, Pree't
ESTATE OF WM. SMITH, late of
Jessup, Susquehanna county, Pa , dec'd.
Letters of administration upon the estate Of tho
above named decedent hail? been granted to the un
dersigned. notice is hereby yen to all persons indebt
ed to said estate to makeimmediate payment, and
thosehnving claims against the same to present them
duly authenticated fur settlement.
JOHN SMITH. Atlm'e.
Jessup, Jan. 7, 1888.
ESTATE of 0. L. CARPENTER, lain
of Jackson, Susquehanna county, Pa., dec',d.
Letters of administration upon the estate of the above
named decedent baying been granted to the undersign
ed, Ali -persons indebted to said estate are hereby noti
fied to make immediate paytnent, and those having
claim, against the same to present them duly authenti
cated fur settlement.
P. CARPENTER, Adm'r.
Harford, ben. 81. 1857.
VSTATE OF BENJ. J. EDWARDS,
late of Dandaff,•Snsq's county, Pa., dec'd.
Letters of administration upon the estate of the above
named decedent having beengranted to the undereign
ed, all persons indebted to said cetate are hereby noti
fied to make Immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them daly anthenti•
cited for settlement.
TE undersigned an author appointed by the Or
phans' Court of Susquehanna County to distribute
the loud an the hands of Fezinett Tripp, administrator
of the estate of Joseph 0. Tripp.dee'd, will attend to the
tintiog of his appointment at his office in Montrose, on
Thursday. Jan. 2241. ISliB, at 1 o'clock p. in., at which
time and place all persons interested In Bald fnud may
ipresent their claims or be forever debarred from com
ng in on said fund.
JAME% E, CARMALT, Auditor.
Montrose, Dec. 24, 1.562.
CATHARINE DOYLE, Eez.
JAMES DOYLE, Ex'r.
Chocontit, Jan. 7, 1868.•
Dm:Waif. Dec. 24th. ISGT
Auditor's Notice.
VSTATE OF ALMANSON NYE,
-IL. late of Jackson, Snsq'a county. Pa. dec'd.
Letters of administration upon the eatateof 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
claimlagainst the came to present them duty authenti
cated for settlement.
Jackson, Jan. 21, ISGEI.-6w•
Courts of Appeal.
MBE Commissioners have fixed upon the fullowin‘ ,
days and places fur hearing Appeals Irons the As
sessors (triennial) assessment of 1868, to wit:
Franklin. at the School Rouse near J. L. Merriman'.
Monday Feb. 3d,1&88.
Liberty, at the house of Bela donea, Tuesday Feb.4th.
Silver Lake, at the house of ‘Vidow Whalen, Wednes
day Fab. sth.
Choconut and Friendsville, at the house of Philo
Sherwood, Thursday Feb. Bth.
Apolacon and Little Meadows, at the house of Philo
Sherwood. Friday Feb. 7th.
Middletown, at the house of, Otis Ross, Saturday
Feb. Fth.
Rash, at the house of Wm. Sherwood, Monday Feb.
10th.
Auburn, at the Loose of Elijah Adams, Tuesday Feb.
11th.
Dimock, at the holm of John Foster, Wednesday
Feb. 12th
Springville, at the house of Dr. Brush, Thursday Feb.
136.
Brooklyn, at the house of J. 0. Ballard, Friday Fcb.
14th.
Lathrop, at the house of D. Wilmarth, Satnrday,Feb.
15th.
Lenox. at the house of V. Cafferty, Monday Feb. 17th.
Clifford and D undaff, at Clifferd Corners Hotel, Tues
day Feb. 18th.
Herrick, at the house of 0. W. Potter, Wednesday
Feb. 19th.
Gibson, at the house of James Miller, Thursday Feb.
220th.
Har(ord. at the house of Wm. Gow, Monday Feb. 24th.
New 1111fora and born, at l'hlnuey'a Hotel, Tuesday
Feb. 250 i.
Jackson and Ararat, at Joseph Garry's hotel, Wed
nesday Feb. :Mt.
Susquehanna Depot and Thomson, at Enos Blossom's
hotel. Thursday Feb. 27th.
Oakiandand Harmony, at Rues Blossom's hotel, Fri
day Feb. '26th.
ut. Bend and boro. at Barnum's hotel, Saturday Feb.
.9th.
Bridgewater. at the Commissioners' office Montrose,
Monday March 3d.
Montrose, at the Commissioners' office, Tuesday
March Z4l.
Jessup. at the Commissioners' office, Wednesday
March 4th.
Forest Lake, at tho Commissioners' office, Thursday
March sth.
The Commissioners wish it distinctly understood
that they will close their appeals in each town at pre.
cisely 3 o'clock p. m., in order to give them entßetent
time to reach t heir next appointment the same evening.
All please having boldness with the Commissioners
will l govern theme] VCi5 accordingly.
By order of the Commissioners,
W. A. CROSSMON, Com'rs Clerk.
Comm'ra °Mee, Montrose,
Jan. 21, 1863.
Clerk Wanted.
AN active and intelligent young man minted av
wanted
Clerk in a Store, to whom good encouragement
will be given. One who has bad experience in a store
will be preferred.
New Milford. Jan. 14,1668. R. DURBITT.
FARM FOR SAVE!
Tilatotantbgerr
nice. ofiers
i f , o o r nt Ple c, e ,e b n i t e
n fe e r ro m n
i co n r i t i t n a n inlng
ber land , the amen fenced, (mostly wallOtamod
under a good stateof cultivation ; good buildings, &c.
Situated partly In the township of Bridgewater, and
partly In the borough of Montrose, on the old Chenan
go turnpike. known formerly as the -Barn . ] Warner
farm. Ten or twelve acres lie on the line of a new
road about to be opened, from which there is a splen
did view of Montrose, a.alclin readily be sold for bet Id
ing lots. Any one wishing to locate near the county
seat cannot find a more dearable situation. A portion
of the purchase money can remain on the place for a
term of years.
For further particulars call npon or correspod with
the subscriber, at Montrose, Susquehanna comi n ty. Pa.
0. S. BEEBE.
Montrose., Dec.l7. 18117.-3 m
PLASTER.
"Ellin Rground OATTJGA PLLSTEn, iA maple sup•
r 717itt 18,03 per ton. -
N. BIIOEIiAKEIL
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
PHONOGRAPHIC LVSTITtTIA
There la a time coming when you will be elder dr
drone or a lire man In society—a time when buslae•f
men will be wanted, and them: Who have been prnetli
catty educated will sorely be preferred. Young man.
do not welt because your early edneatian has beam sue
glected, and think that it Id tdo isle trOw to Snake**
attempt bat reiolve to Improve the greatest oppodak
ity tree offer ed to young Men in this meialtiai Caw*
try fur obtaining s
I have established this College erpeelally for odlti4
tlng young men tor. bnelnere ; gg them ttot
thorunztt course of practical iastmction. cotalsiabtit
with tho assistance of Oaken., Banks, sta.,lotany
lege in Northern Pennsylvania. - •
Any student possessing a common Betted esinnathass
is prepared to ccmmence the Wiliness studies; ant.lt
deficient in these branches will be Individualltinatrill
ted free of charge.
For terms and information send for Callegaihipstif
giving full particulars.
J. N. 04RDNER, PitnOpal..
Jan. 7, 1861-17
TA7ORTH of Goods at small advance frant.infigalla
V V Oost, in store and (or sale by
TX. 3Srazarrltt
Comprising a large assortment of NEW
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, BardsOw*
Stoves, - Iron, Medicines, Paints,
Booti &Shoes, Wall Paper, Irus ,
duw Shades, Huts and Cos i
•
Buffalo Robes, Ladies'
and Gents' Furs,
Balmoral and Hoop Skirts, cfc. cfe,
and combined, forming the moat complete oppostaatti
for selecting iu evary departureut tat aa trade, acid win
be :mid at
MAD CREEK MILLS,
Nome Tux
N. MOORE. Proprietor. are in full operation at
. last. Mr. Moore would say to the good
of Susquettauna - county that he has fitted up la=
at a heavy expense, with all the modern lininiaVetaantly
In Bolt* and Machinery, and is confident ho can do se
good work as the beat.
We have one of the improved Silver Creek
A. U. AYRES, Adm't
Smut & Separating Machines;
veldt° be the best madame of the day. We kite lII*
the best Machine for cleaning Buckwheat Itrthe tout,.
The servtces of Mr. JUHN• Is. DRARE. eaf expe*
enced miller, have been encored and ho WTI attend MP
all calls. E.:l. gOORL
New Milford. Nov. 13, 19C7.—tf
IN Montrotte, between the Store of I. N. BOW sad
wooden end of Brick Block. at that Mali one bout"
Boot and Shoo Store, a new and elegant assattitiegs
3B Co t li; (SC 2EI3IOCM
L. GRIFFIS, Adm'e,
For fall and winter, Consisting of
Men's thick and fine Boots, Boy's Boaft i
aid a good asortment (1 Shoes, con
sisting of Ladies' Hid, 0004
and Lasting Balmordsi
Misses', Children's and Tkrhy's Shoes. &C. At'mt, .*4
made to order, and Repairing done on stunt notice.
Oct. 29, 1997.—tf C. 0. FOltOtiAit.
ar. 33.aa1733111=1. lib f 7 o.s
GREAT PIANO FORTS
And Molodeon Emporinln,
850 Broadway, New YoAL, ana 89 itTaitringtea St./
Chicago, Croeby Opera Mine.
Wholesale Agents for the United states for
latzhe d Co's CilebrotPd Gold Medal
Plekaacorc:briessik.
Also, Agents for 4. IL CIA LE .E CO., sae ofbairiez
class Pianos.
W• hare the largest und best assorted Lock of PROW/
Whlcb, for Power and Sweetn”ds of Tone; ItArit she
Agreeable Ton ch. and Beauty of Fin 46, base. byjodgsei
been pronormed uartratted.
Whole.ale Agents for Carharf, Needham d Cres Claw
&rated Harmoniums, Melodeons and Organs.
Ilanufactarers and Importers of
Musical rea , trnments, and an hinds of
SCI4A.NTON, PA.
Young Men Prepare fbr ihnitaieddl.
PRACTICAL, BUSINESS EDUCATION.
THEORY AND PRACTICE.
:SZt i ,litt
The Lowest Market Prices.
New Milford, Dec. 17, 1867.
FOUND,
.olfasical Merchandise.
istr Itennember the
place,
BAUER cf.: CO.,
630 Broadornv, Nee York. and
69 Waahington St ,Chtelgou
11 OWAHD Agtoetattott.,PhiladellpMe,
Diseases of the Nervouli. Seminal. Minify and fel ,
nalsystems—new and reliable treatment—in Report' , of
the HOWARD ASSOCIATION . Sent by 'Emilio oeslira
etZer envelopes.frec of charge. A ddrerr Dr. J. Bin.r.os
Now:arrow, Howard Association .No POotb Mime,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Merchant Tailoring.
E. L. WEEKS Se 011.1
slave secured the services of a Cost east
W'ra,cytlocal. Qzattor,
and will re-open the Custom Department of MO eg
lablishment on Tuesday Oct. 42. sabers they will
prepared to make up to order, In ttra latest *admen'
lashionable styles, all kinds of Men*. and Boy'. 01004
lug.
Particular attention given to
OUTSIDE CUTTING.
eV—Wanted, two experienced Pants and test Igo.
kers.
E. L. VIE= • CO.
Montrose, Oct. 22, —t!
The Montrose Democrat
Is .71:111LIMIED LIMIT TISE2DAT 1110Y/10128. /111012052222
SIISVIETIANNA COUNTY. PA., IT •
AM.• a . . Ca.IEIRRYT9iII2 O 4 .
AT $2 TED ANIMA' !MAMA:ME-0B $2 AT 11VD air nitlk.-
Realness mlvertisementa inserted at $1 It
i a11154414 ,
10 lines, three time s. and Wets kr oath Wald wed.
Yearly sultertisers, with usual changes charted $lO
for tour square* , quarter column $l5, - bait columnllo.
one comma $6O. and other amounts In propolUem.
Business cords of throe lines, $3; or 0116 &Mar a
111, - Lonalinotices at the customary ratser-00 11 5 118
per cent. in addition to baldness a erates.
Job Printing executed neatly ma promptly as
fair pricee.
Deeds Mort:nem Notes. Justleall 4 . ertaiddlO
School an d other blanks for sale.
igrilemitelue r Cash. 720 Wilek