41fintrose mural.
TUESDAY, 31.(11,Ciii 17, '1866•
I.a Co oval Izttelligoza.ae.
Notice.
The Odd Fellows Hall Association wilt
bold their Annual meeting at Odd Fe-
lows nail on Tuesday evening April 7th
at 6} o'clock P. M. All incarnated are
invited.
D. BmwsTER., Pres't.
March 17, 1888.
joney Wanted.
There is a general desire to leave mon
ey.
tor one's family or friends, at death.
Life Insurance enables those of moderate
means to do so. Invest in the ' 6 North
American" and your policy is never tor-
Irked by neglecting to pay annual pre
mium. See card ut IL C. Tyler, agent.
Quarterly Meeting,
Quarterly meeting will be held in the
M. E. Church at 13rookiyn, March 2181,
and 22d,
,commeneing the 21st, at 2 P. M.
and the 22d at 10i A. M. Love feast at
9a. m. Hey. D. W. C. Olmstead, P. E.
willtdficiate.
Bankruptcy.
Those who file petitions for the benefit
of the Bankrupt law before June Ist. get.
the full advantages thereof. On and utter
that date applicants must pay 50 per cent,
of their debt to obtain a discharge, except
with consent, of all creditors..
Co. Supt.
W. IV. Wa'sm, the Co. Superintend
ent, has removed from New Milford to
Montrose. Ail mail matter will hereafter
he addressed to the latter place. Pace of
business in the ca.:ea Be,4ley & Fitch.
P. 0. Appointments.
Manzer J. Goodrich, as Postmaster at
Montrose. Depot, in the plate of I`. A.
Tiffany, resigned. Lyman M. Sherwood,
as Postmaster at Rustiviiie, in the ',Lice
Rexce E hearth, re,igned, Simnel
Smyth, as Postmas.er at East Bridg,ewa ,
ter—a new office.
L. V. R. R. Extension.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company's
N.prth Branch Extensi4m, building under
t he charter of Pennsylvania and New York
Canal and Railroad Compan, between
Wilkes-Barre and the New York State
line, is open to traffic at both ends, from
Willtes•B trre 1 o Pi t •ton at the Sout h end,
miles, and between Towanda and Wa•
verly at the North end, 16 miles, leaving
uncompleted but progtessing„ 76 miles be
tween. Pittston aid Towanda.
It wii( he seen that 28 per rent. of t h-e en
tire Brandt division is in operation.
When the whole division shall have keen
opened to trafti,, the Lehigh Valley Corn
pmy will operate 2'16 wiles of wain line,
from Etl , ,ton to Waverly, besides its Bea
vor Meadow and Mahanoy krancbes,. And
wi the cirs of the Lehigh Valley ItAroad
C., wilt run north and northwest to the
ikes, and south and east to tidewater, the
area of its future operation., hounded l% ) ,
the sea and by the lakes, contains an int•
mence population.
Annual Taxes.
The annual assessment of Int ernal Rev.
cane taxes for the First lli%ision, c orn.
Montrose. Bridgewater. Dimock,
Lathrop, Spring-tine, Auburn, Meth, Jes
sup, Furest Lake, Middletown, Friends-
Apolacon, Little Meadows, Choco
nut, Silver Lake and Franklin, is now
nearly completed ; but a few returns are
yet to he received.
In addition to the Special Taxes (for
merly called licenses) upon occupations,
the annual taxes are those upon incomes
for 1867, and upon carriages, gold or gilt
watches, plate of gold, and plate of silvet,
kept for use, and owned or in possession
on the ht of March, 1868.
Those who have made returns showing
their liability to income tax are as here
under—the amount taxable being the ex
cess over $l,OOO. In making returns, the
income of the wife and minor chi:dren is
inctudect:
Names. Taxable income. Tax.
Baker, I. F. $ 725 $36.25
Bentley. Geo. V. 941 47.05
Brown, C. L. 571 28.55
Boyd, Wm. IL • 2C3 10.15
Cooper, Mantling 321 16.05
Chamberlin, A. 300 15.00
Cooper, W. IL ,
3,041 152.10
Carmalt, Sarah 1,728 86.40
Dodge, C. B. 724 36.20
Dessauer. M. S. 285 14 25
Drinker, Henry (estate) 3,350 167.50
Eldred, G. B. 561 28.05-
Frink, Avery 600 30.00
Fitch, L. F. 419 20.95
Graves, William, 190 9,50
Jessup, Wm. IL 4,138 208.00
Mulford, Fanny .1. 1,500 75.00
Mulford, Wm. J. 744 37,20
Miller, .1. G. 532 26.10
Read, Charles F. 1,257 62.85
Shoemaker, J. F. uOB 85.30
Stroud, Billings 2,651 ~ 182.55
Searle, Leonard 410 20.50
Searle, D. D. 200 10.00
Smith, Urbane 54 2.70
Officers of the 11. 8. Government are
subject to income tax ; but the amount id
deducted from their salary, and is not en
tered upon the assessor's list.
Upon every watch eomposed in whole
or in part of gold or gilt, the tax is $t ;
and if the value .exceed £sidO, the tax is
$2. Those who lave reported watches
fir taxation are hereunder named ; those
marked with a *
.have watches taxed at
$2 :
Alien, W. L. )Mulford, Fanny
Alen, Mrs. W. L. Mulford, Mrs. W. J.
Brown, C. L.* Morris, J. C.*
BuiTarn, Wm. .McColluin, Mrs. J.B.
Bentley, G. V.* Parke, S. G.
Bentley, Miss C. Rose, Anna M.
Carmalt, J. E. Read, C. M.
Case, F. A. Read, Mrs. C. M.
Cooper, lionising Kiley, IL A.
Cooper, Mrs. 11. Riley, Mrs. H. A.
Chandler, Mrs, F. B. Riley, Julia A.
Cooper, W. 11. Richardson, W. L.
Cooper, Mrs. W. 11. Richardson, Mrs.
Crossmon ' Mrs.W.A Read, C. F.
Dewitt, J. R. Read, Mrs. C. F.
Dewitt, Mrs. J. R. Rose, Mrs. E. W.
Drinker, Henry* Reynolds, P.
Eldred, Mrs. G. B. Smith, Mrs. W. W.
Fordliatn, D. C. Sayre, S. 11.
Glidden, B.* Sherwood, W. H.*
Here, Mrs.. C.. M. ISherwootLslrs.W.H.
Itubliard, J, W. (Stoddard, C. N.
Harrington, S. J. Searle, D. W.*
llandrick, 11. F. Searle, L.*
Hurd, Sarah Searle, D. D.
;Jessup, Mrs. W. 11. Stroud, B.
Jessup, G. A. Strom), Mrs. B.
Jessup, Mrs. G. A. Stephens Chandler
Jessup, Wm. Tyler, 31. C.*
Loon, Mrs. C. M. Tyler, Mrs. M. C.
Lyons, J. D. Tyler, 11. C.
Lyons, Mrs. J. D. Tyler, Mrs. H. C.
Lathrop, Mrs. C. D. Townsend, Julia C.
Lathrop, Mrs. D. A.'Vail, J. D.
L e wi s , A. 11. Walker, George
Lyons, B. R.* Walker, Sarah
Lathrop, D. R. Wilson, M S.
Lathrop, A.* Warner, 1). D.
Lusk, W. D. Warner, Mrs. D. D.
Mulford, B. 11. Williams, F'. 31.
Motford, S. H.* Warner, E. S.
%Varner, Gilbert
Plate of fit ver (silver spoons, etc.) is
taxable at five cents per ounce, upon the
ex c ess over 40 ounces, troy.
Carriages, valued at over $3OO, includ
ing harness used theremith, are taxed 83;
and , ?10 if worth over $6(10
13y the act of June 30, 1864, as amend•
ed by the first section of the act of March
2, 1867, is is made the duty of any per•
son liable to annual tax, on or before
the first day of March in each year, to
make a return to the assistant assessor of
the district wherein he resides, of his in
come, and of the articles in schedule A
(gold watches, etc.) owned or kept by him
un the ISt day of March.
Every person failing to make return by
the day specified (March Ist), will be lia•
ble to be assessed by the assistant assess
or according to the best information he
can obtain ; and in such case the assistant
assessor will add fifty per cent. to the
amount of the tar, and from the valuation
and entr.neration so' made there can be no
appeal.
Lc ca , te any person shall deliver to an
assessor any false yr fraudulent list or
statement, the assistant assessor will add
one hundred per cent.. to the tax; (and
there are further penalties not here
named.)
The assessment list be retained a
short time for completion and correction;
and those having taxable incomes
watches, etc., will do well to report with
out delay,.
Assessments with the penalties will be
entered when the list is made up ; after
which a full list will doubtless be pub
hshed.
lyiElY YORK 11111.KETS.
Repnrterl for the 3foriTuosz Dratoemer. by 13E•
11 41tT. tiIIAFER &, CO.. commission Merchants. 403,
401. 408 and 406 West Washington !Luker, New York
ctiy. march IC 1808.
Deans, per barrel $8,90 (j $4.00
Dauer, per lb. State firkins, prime.... 38 4 40
do , " tube, •• .... 40 ifit. 42
do - Orange county palls .... 4.5 q 5 50
Cheese. per lb., 12 a 14
figg, , ,, per doz. 10 tai 40
Flour, per bbl. extra State 9.00 CO 13,00
••
western 853 0 12.011
Bye Flour ptr WA 1.506 - gi 9.00
(,urn meal. •• 6.00 Q 6.i.,0
Wheat, per hnshel, 2,50 0, 3,20
nye. do 1.50 0 1,6 , i
Corn, do 1.20 0 1,80
Oats. do 83 (i 6 90
Bay. per'etrt . 1.00 0 I.to
sheep, lite per Ib, 03 Q. DM
Lambs, • 09 a 10
Calves. " 09 0 10
Cb‘ekens. lire per pair 75 0 1,10
Taljorr, per lb. 11 C 5 1)
Wool, per lb. . i . 45 ft 58
a xim crfrx crn .
garTivr A Borny. AND BE CONVINCED
It will only cost you your time in Along it, if it Ilona you
no good,
Dr. Tibiae' Venetian Liniment
As an external remedy in crises of chronic Itheuma
tism, chapped Rands, Mosquito Bites, cats. Stiffness
of Joints and contraction or the Muscles. l ead
actte, Bruises. Rains in the Limbs, flack and chest,
sores. toothache. stings of insects and sprains, its won
derful curative powers are miraculous.
Taken Internally in cases of sick headache, colic,
bowel complaint., cholera, dysentery vomiting and
dyspepsia: Its Pool biog . and penetrating qualities are
felt as soon as taken.
Or If the reader or his friends have any complaint
named in this ndvertliernent, try the Venetian Lini
ment. Remember. if you do not And relief you can
have your money refunded.
Ark for Dr. Tobias' Venetian Liniment. and take no
other. It Is plcu.sant to take and Clean to a4e, and
eradicates the disease from the system so that it does
not return. as is the mute after using the many Lint
ments. Pain Killers., and offs, now 11 , kodtug the country,
that only stop the pain while the article is being used,
end then return.
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold by all the Drtmests
Depot, 50 Curti ndt street, N. Y. mehliw4
agirAnnNG THE MANY RESTORATIVES
which nature has supplied to relieve the Malone of
humanity there is no more favorite one for n certain
i
class 01 dseases than the—medicinal gum" of the Wild
cherry Tree: but how.ver vetnable it is, its power to
heal. to soothe. to relleveand to tor., is enhanced ten
fold hvecientilic and judicious combination with other
ingredients, in themselves of en! worth. This hap
py mingling exists to a remarka ble degree la
Dr. Wistar's Balsa= of Wild Cherry,
whose value in coring, toughs, colds. bronchitis whoo
ping , otigh, cronp.astbnia, Pulmonary affection, and
incipient consumption is inestimable.
STRONG TEBTIXDNY
Prom Bonsmats W utr.t.za. Eeq., Depot Master of
South noyalston, Aims,
" In the spring of 1658 I was moot severely afflicted
with a hard, dry conch. with its nsual accompaniments
of night sweats, completely prostrating my nervous
system. and producing such s debilitate d state of health
that, after trying medical rid to no purpose. I had ev
ent* Mt hopes of e - er recovering, as bed 01.0 my
friends. •At this stage of matters I was prevailed atom
through the influence of a neighbor to try Wistar's
VIM of wild cherry, sod before using two bottles, the
effect wasalmost magical. Diyeough entirely lett me.
the night sweats deserted me. hope (wee more e a r e d
my depressed spirits. and soon I had attained toy won.
led strength end stem. Thus bus this Balsam, as has
often been remarked by persons conversant with the
above facts, literally snatched me from the yawning
grave fil .
icte You are at liberty to nee this for the benefit of
the ad."
Prepared by
SETT! W. FOWLIt & EON,
187Ystiont st. Boston. sad for Ms by &nests gen.
orsriyo-16.1344.
IarTHE GREAT AMERICAN ITAIS PRE.
partition, valued at borne and abroad. a real hair re
etoret or dreesiug (in oue bottle.) A great triumph of
i deuce. ]lire. h. A. Alley's improved (new style.)
cry druggist Bette it. Price one dollar. mlimi
G
_ RAC &S CELEBRATED SALVE CURES
in a very short time cute, burns, scalds.. wounds, brui
ses. spntins, erysipelas, salt rheum, ringworm. chapp
ed hands, boils frozen limbo, felons, chilblains. Sic. It
is prompt in action, removes pain at once. and reduces
the moat angry looking mailings. and inflammations,
&airby magic,—thus affording relief end a complete
core. brill W. FOWLE & SON,
Boston, Proprietors.
Sold by all druggists, grocers, and at all touutry
stores—ml7w4.
rfrAllEL TOUIZELL le continually receiving
new suppline , of tiennine Drugs and Medicines , which
will be sold an low as at any other Stcsn in Montrose.
OrTen thousand Dollars , worth of GOODS
at whmeaale coat. per Inveutor,y jug taken, fur sate by
ABEL TUftIIELL, lc the Brick Block. About dila
amount ennatanily on hand, and NEW (MODS comic
ally arriving. The people can Lind nearly everytbin
thee wine need at the Drug and Variety Store of ABEL,
Iduutrote, Pa., July O. MP.
VerDeal - Dean. Ilitadneas & Catarrh treat
ed with the utmost succesA, by lir, J. ISAAC'S, Geolirt
and Aurlst, (formerly of Leyden, lioriand.)
Arch Street. Philadelphia. Teetimmeima from the taoet
reliable sources iu the City and Country can be seen at
hie aim The medical tricult, are in el .ed to accompa
ny theirpatients. as he has no accrete In hie practice.
Artificial Eyes inserted without pain. No charge made
for examtnaticm. may t9yl
tltrColgato's Aromatic Vegetable Soap. A en
penpenorToilet Soap. prepared from raised Vegeta
ble Otis in combination‘ with Glycerine, nuti espe
daily designed for the nee of Ladies, and for the
Nursery, Its perume is exquisite, and its washing
properties unrivalled. For sale by all druggists.
May, 2.8 1867.—Iyempld
.I%SB Mr.2.43L C3l-IE3 /SI .
In Camptown, by the Rev. D. C. Ohm.
mead, Mr. Jou. TURRELL, of Forest Lake,
and Mrs, MsaY ANN DtraGs, of Bradford
County.
In ClitE,rd, March 14th, by Elder Wm.
A. Nliner, Mr. SI-111.mm GEEENE, of Clif
ford, and Miss HELEN A. Swswrz, of Car
bondale.
In Gibson, on the Bth inst., by Rev. G.
R. Hair, Mr. ELDRIDGE J. SNYDER, Of Len
ox., and Miss Euxu, A. SPEKEIIECK, of
Harfk.rti.
rau.a:vriams.
fairSotiees of marriage* and denths published free
of charge. uhitnartes published if paid fur at the rate
of fifty teat* per hundred words.
In Niddleiown, Fell. 41h, 1868, ESTUER
REYNOLDS, wile at Rohert Reynolds, in
the 80th year of her age.
In Springville, Nov. 15th, 1867, SARAH
JANE, wife of Lewis Card, aged 38 years.
In Forest Lake, on the 9th inst. Mr.
11.ExttY SLADE, aged filky six. years and
eleven months.
In Clifford, Feb. 20th, MAT KEECIT,
daughter of Charles Ketch deceased, aged
eleven years.
In Forest Lake, Feb. 24th, Si.n.An
lizau.sFonn, aged 73 years.
In Lathrop, Jan. 3d, 1868, Mr. Eusna
LORD, aged 77 years.
Ilttv `6)tilistnients
.1&. - tiat1ort
lIR subscriber will offer for ea/eat public vendae
T,
on the prt intses lately occupik 41 by Wm /n Foreet
Luke, 4 ml/en nom It uhtroee, ou
Mt'ndav, March 30th, 1808,
commencing, at to o'clock, a. m., the tonowing property
to wit ;
1 pair matched three•year old Colts, l ten•year old
Mare, 1 tows. I two year okt Buil, 28 Sheep, 3 Jhonts.
sett Tenni Burnes*, uue Lumber WrigOo, Olio market
agou, one Buggy, one two-horse sleigh, Plows,
Chains, Crowbar, Brill, Fanning Mill, Loom, keeda
and Harness, Sugar Kettle.. Sap Tubs. Wain Cradle,
Pans and Barry Fixtures, Flax Wheel, Linusehold Fur.
niture, a quantity 01 Bay, Wheat, tints, and other artl•
deg too numerous to mention.
TERNS Oi o ALL. —AIi t.U11:11§ of $5, or under, cash;
orer $5, one y.nr'n credit, with hitt:rent aid approved
fCCUrity,
Forest Lake, March 17, 180.•2
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
This to to give notice that on the nth day of March
'A D. ISO, a warrant in Lainkruptey was lootred against
the rotate of W. J. Tinker and D. W. finger, of New
Milford, Susquehanna Comity. Pennsylvania. who
have been adjudged a Bankrupt, on his own petition ;
that the payment of any debt and delivery of any prop
erty belonging to Pitch Bankrupt, to him or for his use,
and the transfer of any property by him, arc forhidden
by law. That a meet.ng of the creditors of said flank•
runt, to prove their debt.. and to e houoe one or more
aPoignees of kis estate. will be held at a Court or flank
rUptcy, to be held at No. 303 Lackawanna Avenue,
Scranton. Pennsylvania, before EDWARD N. WIL,
LARD, kegloter. on the Ith day of April. 1868, at
ten o'clock, A. M. THOS, A. BOW LET,
U. S. Morphs!. as Men-anger.
mar. 17-4 w Western Dlotriet of Penna.,
REEVES' AMBROSIA
7/ 6 OP TaSICIMI 33.411.
rmpROVED '
It to an elegant dreastn: for the hair.
It causes the War to curl beautifully
It keeps the Scalp clean and healthy
It invigorates the roots of the Lahr
It forces the hair and beard to grow luxuriantly
It immediately stops hair falling oat
It keeps the hair from changing color from age
It restores grey hair to its original color
It brings oat hair on heads that bare been bald for
years.
It le composed entirely of simple and purely vegeta
ble anbetances.
It has received over pia thoumnd voluntary t estimo-
Male ol tte excellence. many of which are from phyei
Mane in high etandin?.
It Is sold In half pound bottles, (the name blown In
the ease) by drug:iota and dealers In Fancy Goode ev
erywhere, al one dollar per bottle. Whole.ale by De
rma Santee & Co,; F. C. Well. & Co.; tichieffelin & Co.
New York
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
This is to give notice, that on the oth day of
/Rivet!. A D. IfigB--a warrant In Bankruptcy wee Is
sued against the estate of Alexander stevens.of Auburn
Susquehanna Co.. Pennsylvania. who has been adjudg
ed a Bankrupt, on his own petition; that the payment
of env debt and delivery of any property belonging to
such Bankrupt, to htm or for his ute, and the transfer
of any property by him, are forbidden by law. That a
meeting 4), the creditors of said Bankrupt. to prove
their debts. and to choose one or more assignees of hie
estate. will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be
held at No. 8113 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, Penn
sylvania, before EDWARD N. WILLARD. Register, on
the 6th day of April, 1860, at 2 o'clock. V. Y.
TROTS. A. RoWLEY,
Cr, s. Marshal, as Messenger.
mar. 11-4ss Western District of Pecos.
11t i Y wif Mary /Modem Brown, having Icit DU bed
and board without any joist calm or provocation,
the public arc cautioned agitate*. harboring, or trueting
bar on my accomit, as I will pay uo debts u( her con
tracting atter this dal c.
Brooklyn, !larch 14, 1868.*3 B. G. BROWN.
BY virtue of certain writs issued by the Court o f
Common Pleas of Susquehanna County, and to Ale
directed, I Win expose to sale by public vendue, at the
Court-house, In Montrose, on Saturday, April 11. IStiS,
at t o'clock, P. M., the following described pieces or
parcels of laud, to wit :
Ad that certain piece or parcel of land situate in La
throp townslop.county ot busquchanne, and Stale of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described es follows : On
the northeast and south by lauds of E. it T. Bell. and
on the west by lands of Ellzabeth.Case, containing a
bout one fourth of an acre irlth the appurteannces.one
two story dwelling house, and all Improved. [Taken In
execution at the suit onsachoias Blarcy to the use of IL
C. Va:l, rs. W. C. Itlebutend,
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate in the
township of Mush, Susquebantnt county, Psunsylvanla,
butntth.d and &scribed us to .lows, to Wit : On the
north by lands of Urange Maynard, on the em.t by lands
u(W. U Littet, uu the south by lands orJuhn Ifillna es
tate, on the west by lands of itachael Mulford, contain
tug about 20 acres and all improved. [Tanen to VICCII
tiun at the suit of E. C. Dewers vs. Q. 13, Dewera.
Alt that certain piece or parcel of land situate in the
town hip of Auburn, Susquehanna co, Peun'a bounded
and dated bed as follows, to wit : On the north by lands
of Widow Reynolds, on the cast by balms of Wm. thm
un the weet by Sundt of W4l. Bennett. containing a
bout 35 acre*. one house, etc. [Taken in execution at
U r _ atilt of C. L. Lathrop vs. Thomas Boutin, 2d.
—ALSO
Ali that certain piece or parcel of land situate in the
township at sliver Lake, 'Susquehanna county, Penn'a,
bounded and described as Willows, to wit: On the
n .rth by lands of Thus. Rogers, 2d, on the east by the
old turnpike road, on the south by laud of Thus.Rugers,
and un the west by the Lake; all Improved—one small
house, one small baru, fruit trees, &e. (Taken In rxe
cation at the suit of Jeremiah Buckley ve. Edward Ker
nan.
Anoint certain piece or parcel of land situate in the
township of Liberty, Susquehanna county, Penn's.
bounded and described as follows, to wit : un the north
by lands of B. buttthwurtb, ou the east by {sods of J.
binge, on the south by hinds of M. MeNelly. on the went
Ny lands of N Murphy, containing, about 45 acres, be the
same more or less, and about 40 acres improved, with
one small house. (Taken in execution at the suit of
Joseph Webster vs. ilstnee C. Reynolds,
—ALSO
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate lying
and being in the township of :Lathrop, Susquetutuno
county, Pa., hounded and described as follows, to wit :
Ou the north by public highway leading from talen
ts God switch on the & W. it. IL to Glenwood, Pa.
on the east by lands of W. Clark, deceased, on the south
b) lands of Halstead th Gibbs, on the west by lands of
the o. L. &W. it. R. Co.; containing about lorty Ave
acres, mostly improved, with one frame dwelling house.
IToken ro execnnou at the suit of G. L. 'foisted vs. iLz
ra Smith.)
AU that certain tract or parcel of land situate in the
township of llarrord, county of Susquehanna and state
of Pennsylvania. bounded and describer as follows, to
wit ! Beginning iu the cen ire of the Gt. Bend and Phil
adelphia and Gt. Bend Turnpike, thence alone the same
south thirty nine degrees east, threerods and nineteen
links, thence by land belonging to the estate of N. W.
Waldron, north sixty one degrees I . llllq. sixteen rods to
a smite, thence by the same north thirty degrees west,
three rods and twenty links, to a stake in line of land
of C. C. Edwards, thence by the same south sixty one
degrees west, sixteen rods and fourteen links, to the
place of beginning, containing sixty two rods of land,
be the same more or lees, being the name piece or par.
eel of land heretofore conveyed to Betsey M. Tiffany by
N. W. Waldron, by deed dated the let day 01 March.
1862. with the appurtenancee, one house, barn, fruit
trees, ,Itc [Taken Ids execution at the suit of !tinhorn
Oakley to the Use of C. C. Edwards vs Etettwy M. Tif
fany, Administratrix of Alonzo M. Tiffany, deceased,
and the said Betsey M. Tiffany.
All that certain piece or parcel of land lying and be
ing in the township of Herrick. Susquehanna county,
Pa , bounded and described as follows, to pit: Begin
ning nt a poet and stones in the west corner of James
Coon's lot, and in the line of Ithamer Motre hind,
thence along the line of said Mott's land, north forty
flse (4M .degrees west two hundred and 74 and 1 tenths
perches, to a post and stones stattding in the line of •a
land in the name of John thdwaider, thence along said
line north forty six (40 degrees east, one hundred and
sixteen and five tenth perches, to a beach corner,
thence along the line of a tract of land in the warrantee
name of Alexander Nesbit, south 144) forty four degrees
east, two httruir d seventy four and seven tenths per
ches, ton hemlock corner. and thence along the said
Coon's line south forty six (401) degrees west, one hun
dred sixteen and five tenths perche s , to th e b eg i nn i ng ,
containing two hundred acres, more or lees, it being
the same recorded in deed book No 21, pare 814, ac..
in the office fur rertording deeds for the county of Sos
queh•Anna, Pa. [Taken in execution at the suit of So
011.1a tax ,, teratan, use of Wm. F. Warden vs. H. W.
Brown.)
All that certain - piece or parcel of land situate, lying
And being in the borough of New Milford. Susquehanna
county Pa bounded and described as follows, to wit
Begicti inv. at a post In the hack line of the vtlingc lots,
it hying the north east corner of Albert Welituan's lot,
thence by said Wellnian's board fence. north 42 degrees
west. 3 perches. to a turn in the said fence, thence by
the same north 573 i. degrees west. 5 and nine tenths per
ches, to a piece of iron drore in thegronnd for n corner.
26 inches east of the north east corner of the Dinettell
house. thence by the north end of the said ho se and
picket fence north 86 degrees west, three and seven
tenths perches. to a piece of iron in the ground on the
east side oft he old turnpike road, thence,nlong the cast
side of maid road, north 5 end one half degrees, to line
of lot conveyed in Mash Quick, In range of the north
side of Carpenter's shop. thence Moog the north side of
said shop south 85 and one half degrees east, about 7
perches, to a corner in the centre of Creek. thence a'ong
the centre of said creek sonth 40 degrees east, about 3
and three tenths perches, to a point in t h e middle of
the creek, and in the said back line of the village lots,
and the nee by land of E. A. Pratt. and Harvey Griffin
south 4% decrees west. to place of beginning, contain.
inc 2.5 perches. all teeniest& with fotintiry building be,
(Tnken in execution at the suit of Daniel C. Meeker
vs. C. F. Aleeker:l
LIiTHEH HALLAM
S, F. LANE, Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office, Montrose, March 17, 1863,
APOLICY in the North America" Lite Insurance
Cu., which is tneontestible from any cause, except
on iteCoant of frund. Notice new Features. By '• Spe
cial Deposits," authorized by the Legislature •• Regis
tered" Yoffeire are Issued. bearing seal and signature
of the Superintendent of the Insurance Depa talent of
N. Y State. making Polley ac SECIJUE to notonn as Na
tional Bank Note - or U. N. Bond Dividends paid in
cash after TtiREE years. Thirty days grace on payment
of ietiewals. No restrictions upon travel, outside the
tropics no notes requiv-d. hut a LoAli GRANTED. can
celled by dividends, No extra dm rue for change of bu
siness. All Pullolea Nozr•roorErriNo.
Remember the cold and uncharitable world, and pro.
vide lot thoee dependent upon you. while in health ; to
morrow may bring eickneee and death.
Please tall and exam ine tenor of Policy, &c.
11B.NRY C. TYLER,
March 10th, 18G8. Montrose, Pa.
WAGONS AND. BUGGIES
aisle.
C. 'MILLS offers for Rule flee new Lumber Wa•
C. C.
Erni' ocmfticr.ksVciere.6,w4
cO PARTNERSHIP,
This may certify that Jas. U. DeWitt end Perry
Barnhart have entered into a co-partni rablp for the pur
pose of carrying on the mercantile Mariners ander the
firm, loin and name Was. R. DeWitt it Co.
.1 AR. R. VIEWITT,
ontme , e, krch 10. 1868. ti PERRY BARNHART
VrPostlealans next week.
T AKE NOTICE.
Those having ensettled accounts en our tooka will
'Attlee tail and arrange the same without delay.
S.ll. SAYR & BROS.
March imam.
ABET, TURRELT,'S STORE,
as(1.111A(. ( fall of desirable Goode. Call and Pea
LIQITORS An extensive assortment o
• pure Liquors for medico
pu r po se* , erobracinr nearly every kind in market, °mi
litantly on hand and for sale ly) ,
ABEL TERME..
ABEL TURRELL , Drufzeiet, Mont
rose. has an A LIMAN Afl For 1868. for every
Family In SuMnehnlann nPanl7. gnaws, Please can or
rend opl get 11. M 054-4 .
40Ectitic)ia!
SHERIFF'S SALES.
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Something U Want!
IA NEW PROGRAMME.
On and after the first day of AprH next, all Goods sold
by us at retail, will be for
READY PAY OYLY.
Our Stock of
Flour, Meal, Feed, Salt, Lime, Cement,
Groceries, Provisions, Wooden and
Stone Ware, Nutif.ns, (tr.
Will be purcbased In isnte quantities for cnlh. from
first bands, at the lowest market price. Each article
will he :nuked In plain figures at the smallest possible
creel. and no deviation in prices.
The times demand suet'. a system, and we believe It
will be for th• benefit of both seller and purchaser
With many thanks to our numerous friends for tbi ir
liberal patronage under their old order of Muskies., we
shall in iits it for their interest not to desert us, under
the new.
All having accounts ou out hooks my.” d o a Envoy by
fettling the same by Cetsb or Note,. wtthoot (amber no •
[lce.
M. GARItATT At SON
2Cevr aftlfard, March 20, 1800.—Gat
NOTICE IN BA2s7KRUTCY.
Thfs fs to give notice, that t the 24th day of
Feb. A. D. MS, a warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
ug,uinst the estate of RUFUS D. CLARK of Stmm
henna County, Pennsylvania. who has been adjudged
a Bankrupt on his own petition that the payment
of any debtottud delivery of any property belonging to
such Bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the transfer
ninny property by him, are forbidden by law. That a
meeting of the creditors of said Bankrupt, to prove
their debts. and to choose one or more assignees of his
estate. will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be
held at No. ?Ri3 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, Penn
sylvania, before Edward N. Willard, Register, on the
Ist day of April 1808,,at 10 o'clock, a.m.
TAOS. A, ROWLEY%
U. S. Marshal, as Messenger.
March 10-4 w - Western District of Peun'a.
N OTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
TIIIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE
That on the 4th day of lidareb, 1841 S, a warrant In
bankruptcy wan lasued against the estate of JOHN
W. ItitACEN EY, of Susgaehannt county, Penn
sylvania. who has been adJudgr.d a bankrupt, on hl a
own petition ; that the pa.) merit of any debts and de
livery of ally property bi him 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
of his estate, will be held at a Conn of Bankruptcy,
to be held at No. 303 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.
Pa., before Edward N. Willard, Register, on the 4th
day of April, 1868, at ten o'clock, A. M.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY.
U. S. Marshal. 1111 messenger. Western District of
Pennsylvania. tidnr. 10-41 v
Auditor's Notice.
MITE undersigned, an auditor appointed by the Court
of Common Pleas of nusqua banns County to distri
bute the fund twining from the fitieriers sale of the scat
estate of E. N. Seety, din attend to the duties °Chia ap
pointment at his Milne in Montrose, on Thursday the 2d
day April, 1268, at one o'clock, p. m., at which time
and place al] persona are required to present their
claims or be debarred train coming in on said hand.
L. F. FITCII, Auditor
Montrose, March 10, 1868.
LOOM FOR FARMERS,
'INDUSTRY and ECONOMY—the road to wealth. 'The
1 Framer raises all the material to clothe his family.
Why should he sell that material and buy it hack again,
paving the manufacturer a large profit and four or five
additional profits. besides transportation charges,
Government taxes, he., all of which he could save.
amounting to half the cost of Ws store goods, each year
by malting his own goods at home, which is now made
easy by
Mendenhall's Improved Eel! Acting Hand Loom.
It Is the most simple and reliable Loom ever Inven
ted. W:11 make a greater variety of goods with less
power than any other loom. All the operations of
weavin2 are performed by simply taming a crank,
Frorn 12 to 20 yards of Jeans or Satinet, and ftom Mi to
5.5 of Linsey can be woven per day.
By late Improvements
Rag Carpeting can be rapidly woven with the Fly shut
tle. weaving from /0 to 23 yards per day.
This loom will furnish prothable employment in ev
ery neighborhood in weaving cloth and carpeting for
ou4tomers.
For circulars, piles list. and samples of cloth woven
on the loom, address, with stamp.
A. B. GATES ,t Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
March 10-3 m. Oftido 29, North 13th st.
DISCHARGE of a BANKRUPT.
In the District Conrt of the United States for the
Western District of Pennsylvania. In Bankruptcy.
le the matter of A. L. Voeght, a Bankrupt, said
A. L. Vonght having applied to the Court for a dis
charge from his debts. By order of the Court, notice
is hereby given to ail creditors who have proved their
debts and other persons in interest to appear on the
2th day of March, IMS, at 1 o'clock. p. in. at Chem
bfrs of the said District Court, before E. N. Willard,
one of the Registers of said Court. in the City of Scran
ton, at 303 Lackawanna Avenge to show cause why a
discharge should not be granted to the said Bankrupt.
March 10, 1860,—wil S. C. McCANDLESS, Clerk.
1001( OUT FOR BARGAINS.
On and after 'March 10th 1818,
4 0r* C:o 71:3
Sold for Ready Pay only,
GEO. RAMER.
New Bfilfurd Itarch3d. 1868.-3 w
N. B.—All persona indebted by note or book account
will please settle without farther notice.
GEO. RAYDEN.
Tilt& Crrigr'Sr
AND LARGE CLOVER SEED,
For SaAe by STANLEY TUR.RELL,
Feb.2s, 1868.•Gw. Foreat Lake, Pa.
NOTICE IN PARTITION.
To Sarah McKune, widow of Joseph McKune, deed,
residingl, in Oakland township, Ch tries Mclinfie and Si
iati C. liteKnne, residing at New Bedford, Bureau co. 111.
Jane McKtuie, widow ofJoeeph Mciinae, 2d. deed, Sa
rah McKune widow of Joseph Mclinne decd ae afore
said, guardian of Mary E. and Fanny McKane, Benja
min V. McKtine. residing in Oakland aforesaid, Betsey
Ann Nichols. wife of G. M. Nichols, residing at New
Bedford aforesaid, Mary V. Lathrop, wife of A.S. Lath
rop, residing et Wyonette, Bureau co. iii. , Eunice
Smith, wife of J. W. Smith, residing at Clarendon, Cal
houn county, Mich., Sarah Mccannon, wife of Jame s
Mccannon, residing in Oakland aforesaid, and A. 0.
Warren, guardian ad litem of ilenrietta, Francis K.
and Sarah E. M inzy and Timothy 'Wheat, minors :
Whereas, an Inquest awarded by the Orphans Court
of Susquehanna county to make partition of the real
estate of Joseph ItlcKune, deed, made return that the
said real estate could not be divided without prejudice
to or spoilin the whole, but appraised the eama at the
sum of Two Thousand Six Hundred Dollars; you aro
hereby notified to appear in Court on the second Mon
day of April next, and then and there accept refuse or
bid for the same accordivg to law.
Witness the lion, E. B. Streeter, President Judge, and
the seal of said Coors this 21st day of Jataar7. A. B.
1858. S. F, LANE, Sheriff.
March 3, 18133.-3 w
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
This to to give notice, that on the 10th day of Feb. A.
D. 1848,a warrant to bankruptcy was issued ag,al net the
estate of U. Rogers, of Montrose borough. Susque
hanna county. Pennsylvania,. who has been adjudged a
bankrupt on his own petition; that the payment ofany
debt and delivery of any property belonging to such
babkrript, to him or for his use, and the transfer of any
property by him. are forbidden by law. That a meeting
of the creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their debts.
and to choose one or more assignees of his estate, will
be held at a Court of RAnkruptcy, to be held at N 0.303
Lackawanna avenue, Serabton. Pa., before Edward 1.
Willard, Register, on the 23d day of March, 1888, at 10
o'clock, a, m.
THOS. A. ROWLEY.
U. R. Marshal. as Messenger,
March 8-4 w Western District of Penna.
Administrator's Sale.
BY order ot the Orphan's Court of Susquehanna Co.
Pa— the following piece of real estate, situate in
Herford township formerly belonging to Gorton Loom
is, deceased. will be told at public trendue on the prem
ises. March 24th. ISM, at one o'ciock.p. re. Said land,ls
hounded by lands owned by G. S. tt hitner. Williams
y. A. Carpenter. and the estate of IL iffany, con
taining, fifty acres, with the appurtenttnces, improved.
TEEMS Or SALE —Fifer dOll4fE 00 Its being struck
down. 5 300 on confirmation of sale. and the balance In
two equal annual payments, with interest, seemed up
on the premises.
March 3-3 w A. J. TIFFANY, Adm'r.
TIEGRATIVS ELECTRIC OIL,
1—• For sate by ABEL MULL
"Give me another horse;
Bind up my wound!" •
frnAT sounds bnt when yun your borstorit.
X is p,olun to give you another. Iw ill tellyou. In
sure the one you have In the Ittorrouto Urn 13TOCZ
Mita:Mt CO., of which the au derol4tned,te agent fur Sus
quehanna county, and trill Insure—a)l kinds otLive
Stock et low rates.
Table °frees sent free 012 application. NR WAIN -
particulars apply to or address
J. D. DARMIR,
Susqnettanna Dow; Pa.
Feb. 25,1969
ESTATE OF E. A. GOSS, late of
Lathrop, Susquehanna county, Pa., dec'd.
Letters of administration upon the estate or Olt
above named decedent having been panted to the nu
dersigued, notice to herebygiven to all persons indebt
ed to said estate to make immediate payment. and
those havtng Meteor Bg:dun the Dame to present theca
duly autbeutleated tot settlement
A. b. 76ERAiLL. Miner,
Lathrop, Feb. :5, lava.
3E II C:› tTrIT 431 !
T"greatestrive for rhetitnati+ln, lintoeneas, +oll+-
nees, the Orent English Sweeny specific Lin
iment. Bend tin Y. ruppericubut it ha+ done in Slog's.
county. it ha+ cared the lame and tabled inimcdiatt.
ly, Don't fall to try it, Price, t4l cte per bottle: bold
by Abel Turret!, Burns &Niebols, end all stovekerp. to
or &out+, e. If It does not give fatisfaction, rettntu
the bottle half full and your money will be reitn.dea.
D. G. ONithY & to..
Feb, 1,1868. Middletown, N. T.
To Horsemen.
Don't let roar itforses go lame s sore or stilected ; to
the store And buy Carey's Great English mayuner lAnt•
ment,as it never falls to give sattsfacipla.
D. O. cAItE .3t CO. i
Middletown, N. T,
Feb.l, 1%8
ESTATF, OF JOHN HUDSON, late
of Montrose, tinsg i a county, Pa., deed.
Lettere testamentary upon the estate of the Ikhoire
unwed decedent bit bayl nfl tteett granted to the undersigns
ed, all persons indebted to said estate me hereby nones
fled to make immediate payment, and those haidnd
claims against the saute to present them duly authent
cated for aettlement.
• JAS. &, CARMALT, Baer.
Montrose. Feb. dth.
STROUD & BROWN'S
Fire, Life, Accident & Live Stock
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
noit Calt:Ltrif:slBo6, Qua.
Hontelusorance Co. of N. Y., Capital and
Surplus, $4,000,00
Insurance Co. of North America, PMl's,
Capital and Surplus,
International Fire Insurance Co. ofV.
Capital and Surplus, 1,500,000
lamming County Mutual insurance CootMuncy, Penn a, Capital and Surplus,
Farmer's Mutual Insurance Co. York, Pa.,
Capital and Surplus,
Enterprise Insurance Company, Cincin
nati, o.,Capitai and Surplus, 1,0130,000
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Hartford, Conn., paying fa.) per cent.
dividends to the assured. The notes
given for half the premium is never to
be paid under any circumstances. be
policy will always be paid in Mil, and
the notes given up. Capital, 17.000,000
American Lite Insurance Co., ,Philadel
phia, Capital,
Travelers' Insurance Co. Hartford, Conn..
Insuring against all kinds of accidents
Capital,
Hartford Fire Insurance Company. Hart
ford.. Conn , Capital and Surplus,
Putnam Fire Insurance Co., Hartford, Ct.,
Capital. $700,000
Glen's Falls Insurance Co. Glens rano,
N. Y. Capital and Surplus, " 400,000
Hartford Live 'Stock Insurance Company.
Insurance on all I.ltiadr. of Llvr. Stock., -
against theft and death loam any
cause. Capital, SIR.001:000
j "Ali business entrusted to our care will be *Wad
ed to on fair terms, and all losses promptly adjusted.
OF - Office lirPtdnor ea.t. from Banking Oinott of W
H. Cooper & Co., Turnpike et. Montrose, Pa.
STROUD & BROWII f Agents.
M. C. Strrrost. EBQ., Friendsvllie, Solicitor o
Cn.sa. H. Salsru, Montrone, do • -
BILLER:WI STROITD, Crlantas
Montrose, Feb. 25. 1863.
PAH FOR SALE!
MEE aubscrf her offers for sale his farm contataftle
about tinety ANUS. about twenty acres is flue
um
ber land. the balance well fenced, (moetly and
under a good etat e of cultivation ; good buildings, Sr.
Situated partly in the township of Bridgewater, and
partly in the borough of Montiose, on the old Chown,-
go turnpike, known formerly as the Sam'l Warner
farm, Ten or twelve acres Ile on the line of a new
road about to be opened, from which there le a splen
did view of 3lon trose, a..d eat] readily be sold for build
ing lots. Any one wishing to locate near the county
seat cannot find a more desirable situation. A portion
of the purchase money can remain on the place for a
term of years.
For further particulars call upon or correspond with
the subscriber, at hioutroae, Susquehanna county. Pa.
U. S. BEEBE.
Montrose., Dec. IT, 1 , 381.---43 m
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
This is to give notice. that on the lath day of Fete,.
A. D. MS, a warrant in bankruptcy was issued against
the estate of Thomas Donde 3 d, of Auburn, ttusq's eo.
Penn'a, who has been adjudged a bankrupt, on his own
petition ; that the payment of any debt and delivery of
any property belangiog, to such bankrupt, to hint or for
his use, and the transfer of any prope tv by him are for
bidden by law. That a meeting of the creditors of said
bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one or
more assignees of his estate, will he held at &Court of
Bankruptcy, to be held at No. 303 Lackawanna Avenue,
Scranton. Pennsylvania, before Edwer N. Willard.
Register, on the 19th day of ildrch, 1868, at 10i:o'clock.
A. AY
TADS. A. ROWLEY. U. B.lTisrehni.
as Messenger, Western Diet. Ps
Feb. 25., 18E8.-4
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
This to to give notice that an the 18th day of Feb. Nod
D., 1.90, a warrant in bankruptcy was Issued agalnq
the estate of William L. Vaughn, of Rush, Sue ,
nnebanna county, Pennsylvania, who has been adiudg ,
ed a bankrupt, on his own petition ; that the payment
of any debt and delivery of any property belonging to
seen bankrupt, to him or for his nee, and the transfer of
any aroperty by him, are forbidden by law, Mats
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, to prove
their debts. and to chooeo ono or more assign. ea of hi•
estate, will be held at a Court of RankrUptcy, to be held
At 393 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, Pennsylvania,
before Rd ward N. Willard, Register, on the 19th day of
March, 1868, at 3 o'clock. P. m.
THOS. A. ROWLEY, U. S. Marshal,
Feb. 23-4 as Messenger, Western Dist 01 Pa.
Auditor's Notice.
THE undersigned. an auditor appo i nted by the Ada ,
es of the Orphins` Court of Susquehanna county
on exceptions filed to the account of 0 .14. Readadm`r
of the estnte of Noah Read, drc'd, will attend to
the duties oft& appointment at the Oleo Of Fraser dls
Case. in 11ot/trope, on 'Thursday, March KUM, at 1 o'-
clock, p. in.. at which time and place all persons inter.
acted will present their claims or be forever debarred
from coming in on said fund.
F. A. GASg, Auditor:
Montrose, Feb. 25, ISM.
The Montrose Democrat
?tnallart. mar To - rapar Stemma AV MOVIVIOVZ
Strseputamta Comerr. Pa.. 1i
a. C 31 .30 - I‘l l ll.llo/34:11 0 Cf,
AT $2 ran aslant 11/ ATITARCE.-.31113X AVM TAV TUL
tinniness advertisement* inserted at $1 per smite pf
10 Hue*, three times, and Zeta for each additional woes.
Yearly advertisers, with usual thalweg, charged $W
for four squares, quarter column $l5. haircolttnin 1100,
one column s6o:andother amounts in exattyroporlion,
Balinese cards of three lines. 0; or ono dollikra
fieltstni notices at the customary Thieve...shout SO
percent. in addition to business rates. -
Job 7prtottpig executed neatly and pitolpOr 111
Lair prices.
Deeds, Mortgagee , Notes. JutkW, Cotiataile •
School and otberblanbator sale.
Twaratopit amens, xicrii
2,000,000
4Roomoo
1.000,000
Stooo,ool