. ; .,.1 ontrosu
...-:Piietrid.
TuitspLit ZIMMER 24,. 1868.
• • •1 - =sit 111 .
e gozave.
Poor Bora Statement, - . . ' -
Received too late fur , this issue, will Ap
pear next wea... .t 4
Dry Goods. -1, -
Eyre d; Landell prt;fer dealing in
good Goods at fair prites. This is a Dry
Goode house of long standing, and has
acquired an enviable reputation. Read
a dvertisement in this issue. •
The World.
The IVeekly World can be obtained in
clubs of ten to one address, for $1 a year;
or $l,lO with names of subscribers writ
ten upon theth. Address, enclosing pos
tage stamp, John Bradsbaw i agent, Birch
ord wale, Pa.
Jury List.
We expect:46l:4l6'h the jury Hat next
week; and hope that every man on the
list or off the list will pay for, his paper
court week.
Death of D. Wilmot.
lion. David Wilmot died at his resi
dence in Towanda, on Monday March 15,
about 1 o'clock, p. m. During his life he
acted as politician of some note, being a
member of Congress, a candidate for Gov
ernor of Penn's, U. S. Senator, Judge of
the court of this district, Judge 6f the
Court. of 'Claims, &T.. Ile leaves a wife
and one son.
Judicial ApPoLutment.
Benj.-8.-Bentley, _Esq., late of Mont
rose, now of Williamsport, has •been ap
pointed by Governor Geary, President
jud.gc of• the new. Judicial District com
posed of Lycomiug county.
April Court.
April court will afford opportunity to
many persons who wish to become citi.
seas to obtain their naturalization papers.
Den29cratic Committees of Vigilance, and
all others interested, should see that such
matters be attended to. The Chairman
of the County Committee will render ma
terial or other aid in such matters, if re
quired. Inquire at this office.
Remedies for the. Times.
Freedom of speech in relation to pnblic
or officials; an equal, mutual and
I.•!iceable thzioN oral! the Sates; a strict
vilierence.to the letter and spirit of the
(' , institution; no military rule; . an inde
i• Intent judiciary; honesty and
; majority in Congress to be
impeached" by the People; Drugs and
Nleilicioes can b© obtained iu the Brick
13 ock.
Fire in Montrose.
About one o'clock on Saturday last, a
fire was discovered in Rogers' carriage
chop. The rear part of the shop is used
for the blacksmith's shop, and a small
barn adjoins. It. is supposed the fire took
front the furnace while the, workmen were
at dinner. Exertions of firemen and citi
zens saved front part of shop only. A
cow was burned in the barn. Loss esti
mated at $3,000; insured for $2,000.
Natarilizatten.
Aliens who come to the United States
under 18 years of age, can, after five years
residened therein, obtain full certificate of
citizenship, on first application, in open
court, with a witness as to residedce, etc.
Aliens who enter the Union after arriv
ing at the age of ]B, most, after three
years, file declaration of intention to be
come citizens, and at. the end of two
years can obtain the certifies e of citizen
ship in open court, with two witnesses.
Aliens Who'have been in the military or
naval service, can obtain certificates of
citizenship on presentation, in open court,
of honorable discharge, and proof of one
year's residence in the country.
Miner children become citizens upon
naturalization of their father.
Declaration of intentions can be filed in
Prot honotary's office at, any time, with
out witness; but certificates of citizenship
can only be granted when Court is in ses
sion, and witness present. •
-.., e
The Freshet. .•
The water in the Susquehanna is said to'
have been -nearly as high recently as ; in
1865, when much damage-was done. The
food seems to have been greatest-about
the 15th, and its results in this region ere
reported hereunder :
A single span of the turnpike bridge:at
Susquehanna' was 'carried away Sunday
'K it:Mirk - wood - was car.—
ried away, but the main structure across
the river - held its, place. '
All , but onespan of the bridge at Urqon
was carried off Saturday ;night..:
Three Spans of - the Owego bridge ',are
gone. Also a , bridge Smithboro.
Taxable Widolitii.
As, the present, ',II* itr,iereiiiiee - to,' / InL:
ternatreventie tax on watches is not cop%
reedy understood all, 01) folio w
tmints are Published aas' impoiltint to lie
Every, watch kept fur use, COlll
,suf posed jr, k
whole or in part of gold or gift, is teet;
to a. ttietifsl;:if the value exceed *WC!,
the tax is fla.
The fact :044 watch . is not "parried. '.',:
does not, exeititivit Nal lax. If neect,
kept. rutioin, occasionally, at beame or
elsewhere.it is taxable. ' , -
Ladies sad cbildreire
.Intobeirare tssir
tae.
_
The present law reqnkee tbat everi ono
using a tastable watch .shall report the
fact tri*he 4ssistantassessee..or be liable
to pertattqand.in ciao of neglect to do so,
that officer imult according to law make
an assesspept and add. penalty..
tfi'e t ieisi?ti who has a watch on or
about the first of March should pay the
tax,' although . !.6wnedf. bruoine pie else;
the intent I,ph' being that each watch shall
be taxed Pico a 'Year—Ahe tat` being a
lien on the watch.
Notice. ' -
The Odd Fellows Hall Association will
hold their Annual tneeting at. Odd Yel
low:4 Han on'Tnesday evening April 7th
at Gi o'clock P. M. All interested are
iuvited.
• D. Bawsrua, Preet
Dlarek 17, 1868.
—We judge from the immense sales
that Mrs. S.A.Allen's Improved (new RIO.)
Hair Restorer or Dressing (in one bottle.) i.
prefered by every one. EYery Druggist
sells it. Price One Dollar. • '2w
- IIitiC4f!h,.MILNLX.,4I-CirM/S.
In Ibish, March` 18th, by Eld. H. H.
Gray, Mr. RussELL V. Venay, of
and Miss Meoom E. LOWN. of Owego,
N. Y.
7J332491.9CZE55.
ta'Notices of marriages sod deaths published free
of charge. Obittetriea published if paid fur xt the rate
of Any cents per hundred words.
In Brooklyn, March 10, Mr. JEZREZL
DENVrrr, in the 81st year of his age.
lair blr yl is cm tuts
Public Sale.
mAS euhseriber will offer by auction it tillt reoldence
in Wittrenh int Pa., on Tneeday /larch alet 1868
he (allowing property to wit :
28 PIUME YOUNg COWS,
...
_„
• • _ • - )
1 pair matched Oreti.. l par =re steers. 3 years old
(broken.) its . ° years old heifers (In calf.) I carriage 1
set lumher sleds. 1 set anger utensils, consisting of 2
boilers, 4 holders. and 200 tube, 1 barer pitch fo.k, 2
bed steads. &c. &c. •
. .
Traria—All earns under $5,00 eiah, tll over $5,0010
months credit with interest and approved arturitv.
R. 1.. BRARDsLEE.
Warreuham, Brad. Co: Pa., March 36,1 Els.•
Read This.
IT is a year since we discontinued business and in•
sited our custuiners ru settle the it secouuts. V. e
lay to those woo awes neglected our call, that unless
they attend Lo it very soon, we must resort, to means
which will be unpleasant to us .and ungrotituble to
them. • We must have payment.
WILSON 'GRIFFIS WARNED..
Montrose,- March 24: 1/34.—Lf
41.11.4:3V1C911.
fIB inbsaiber having sold h!s Shop and PreaVises.
1 will sell at P Hotel, in New Milford. on
'I hung:lAl the 26th or /March. IrYtB, the following prop
erty (and lots not--eontrieratod) at auction, plaralltal -
C lli o'clock. a. in.
One 5 )ears old Mare,'onO 3 years old Colt. 1 Thresh.
trig Machine with cylinder Shaker and all the fixtures
in good ordee.l 's‘tigie -Mir b. es, Plows, Iltartora,
Liman+, buggy Wagon, pair Mobbe. C. Sc.
TEMMS.:—Cash for some of slfi or less: over that
a mountsix menthe credit with Interest and approved
security. JOEL S. TINOLSY.
flew 11 Ilford, March 51,1665.-10
Administra,tor's Cale.
T" anliscriber wilt sell. of public vendee on the
prernbo-s "(John Sheryr. lane of itridgewattn, de-
Ceal , Cli, no Friday 31arch 21111, ltinS. at 11.10 clock. a. m.,
the following property of the sant decedent, to wits
1 tire years old black purse. .1 nie years old .hay
Horse: (area with fu.d, j 3 curling Colt, 5 Yearling. , .
Betin s. 8 two 3 ear u d tAilero, lien-,1 btigtfy Si a
gun, 1 lumbar Wagon, 1 pair 13 bbs, I lumbar bleagh,
pair light Dobbs, Chiba , Prig Tealh, Harrow, 1 Putt
double flame,. 1 .angle Harness. 2 skips Brae, Pork.
Household Furniture.. Farming Utensils, and other ar
ticks ton namerions to mention.
TEW518•01• 'SA I.E.—Ail urns 'tinder $lO, cash ; $lO
or over, nine months credit with interact and approved
security. L. Linzwersen, auctioueer.
• . _ 4. L. WILBUR.. Adeer.
.
Bridgewater: 'Nardi 24, 4869.-1 n •
For zatle,
AQiientity of prime SEED WHEAT, for se. d. Also
tote bay Horse. ois ye. re old, good size, round.
sled and true. Also, tine th ee )ear- old bay horse,
meuium size, is hand some; has been driven a little.
Tunas.—For Wheat, each down ; for horses, nine
mouths time with approved security.
J. r. BUTTERFIELD.
Montrose, Pa march SI, 1868.-2w 5
•
WANTED—
Agents for the sale' of L , . 11:`8 01111 AP MAPS—CAC
make Irma $5 to saj per *by.
Addiwo C. PETERn & CO.
:mch 24-2 w• . .Lox 4u, ilarriebneg, Pa.
GE r YOUR DEEDS.
All persons owning Deeds. Ifortgages. or other doe-
Innente which were left at this ollice for record before
January lit. 18b8. are requerted to call, pay charges. If
soy. and take them away before or during' next Court.
J. F. bIIORMAKER. Recorder.
Recorder'. Once. Montrose. March 24, 1868.-3 w
1 04191.11.10t1030...
TO All whom It may.Coneora - Whereas. May wife
Male Anu Smith, having li ft my bed and board
withottianyjnet cause or - provoadloa, I hereby lotbid
al: persona harboring or trusting her on my accoont as
I will pay zo debts- of her coutraaing after tMe date.
)1 ARK B. 63112`11.
Bridgewater,mirth 18,1569.-4•m21
PILITI 4 FIONS,,NOT/CEI. I HERE
LA by_gaven that.in parintance oft an act of Assembly
tne folio wing named pergolas have filed their petitions
with the Clerkof ;hop:tart of Quarter Sessions of-tbo
Peace for the Minty !of Suaquphauna ' for liitense to
keep taverni . eating houses, ando sell by the measure
to quantities notless thou one quart, fur which they
willapply at April Sessions, 'lBBBt
• TAVERN LICENSES. .
GeorneW. Potter, lierrickiJohn If Nefers.Befrick
David Wilmsrth:Lathrop ; Voorhees Caljerly. Lenox;
tames 0. Builard,Brooklyn, Geoi B. Pessenden, Brook
lyn; Jeremiah Stephens, Springville; S. A. I.oomis
Springville; P.E. ',Brush. Springville; G. W. Griggs,
Great Bend Borongh; Alike Bradford... Great Bend Bor
ough; 'Xichnet Kilroli,Great Bend Boro%JacobDecker,
Jessup; Charles /Anse. Iltish:11. harletv / 10 .1 3 ; Wo
elfne Barnum. Great Bend To witship;Altribts W. it Eli
W.lFleberre, Clifford; A. linitbanL Bernd: W. 'Dow
ilittbrd; Jo.feph Gary. Jacks° r; Charles Af, Kona.
Afontrove; John S. Tarbeil. llobtroie; Henry J. John
son. Oakisuck. John Foster, Friendssille; Cornelius
Peeler Friendsyllief Lyman - Sherman:Dimock; A. IL
Ayret, Doodad; Jsidsotr-,Stone sd. Fotest lake- Phi
lander PhionrY. New :tlfflfortt Itorci; G. B. K. Wade.
Drat Pend a rttwaibill l ,' Henri Hopper, Kew - •rd
Borol E. L. 'Mimesis' t, Purest Lake; James 'Miler.
Gibson:Zonis Demme, Sustes - •Depot; Enos Blossom.
Susn'a Depot; Wha,ll„ Oberwood. Bu s h;, Dchb.lloberes.
JacksOvf , AmbrettYßeruimi:RlVVlL-DsPot; Ellen the.
lan. Illiver Lake.
TO SELL BY MEASURE:
Abel Torre,. Mo'nfonse; Barn e y Nichols. llontroiiej
Foot a, Very; Brooklyn; Wm. - FrimidevtUel
Thomas Ferman; Subrifa:• , .
EATING. ITIOXISES:
p
, _
. Nary Rbebeit. Great Bend Bolo ; Adellph Zorn. Snap
Porn V.lLlf,u4litrfar4.
a.S.'wurrBlllo; c1..114
Misktrow, fiarcl 1110593.
IMPEACHMENT !
.
THE E L ATEST NEWS.
•
ryasvery high pricerraftlooda will be Impeached by
the arrival and adieu of s large am.d well aulected
Swell of Goods at (":..
L,.., .
JAS. R. DEWSTT.-&-CO'S•
• • r; - •
Conalatiniof
Plain and Fancy Dry Goods, edCbAlaPyhata, Delaines,
Drucadee, Gingham', Cambnc mus•
Ilus, Lace. Edglegq!lll d Dtess
w
utinybrown iihdletlbge, Shirt
tugs bleached'& unbleached.
„. .
Ticking., Denims, Snipe aLd CO : pet:Shirting., a great
variety ut lautha , unssmi.res, \Vesting.,
Kcu
tacky J cuuN Tweeds gad bllMlller l'auts
Starer men aucl , buy's wear.
Also, a good assortment oeStraw, Pe j, atia Raft nate,
and Cloth Cape—Boots and Stiore+Finu Grocer
lan of all kluda—and a rineudid_annun•
• zne.it of • Crockery and Wood= !:'
Ware, .k.c..4t.C.
flaying h ought oar stook of Goode during the laSsi de
cline in price... we feel conddeut that we can sell them
at prices to cult everybody.
WE DON'T INTEND TO BE UN
DERSOLD
All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for Goode at
=like' prices. A quantity of Astttou'► DAIRY SALT
for side by tho sack, bkatiel or pound.
The best of It eroeene 011—a eplendld Syrup. and good
Mola.aes, that won't tall to suit curtomereln prlcu and
quality.
flaying nude arrangements to forward Better thi•
season, we have procured a lot of new, clean Butter
Pails for the purpose. We will send to zoocl and re
sponsible men. rho will maltose g• , od sales as any in
the city. and prompt returns. Farmers can know at
what prices their Butter sells by reference to our re
turns as fa-t as we g.. 1 them. 1 e will sell them goods
a , cheap Jur any one else, and pay them muuey ou weir
sales of Butter as they may want it.
* f t 1
Montrose, march 24, ISIB
DEVLIN it CO.
EXTENSIVE
CLO THING HOUSES
Broadway, con of Grand Street,
AND
Broadway, cor. Warren Street,
NEW YORK.
Comprising all Branches of the Business
us represented in the
CUSTOM AND READY MADE
Dr-PA RTMENTS Or
Men's Boys'& Children's
CLOTHING.
SHIRTS
Of the Ct•lebrated
AMERICAN YOKE PATTERN,
WITLI
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
Of every Description
OUR SPECIALTIES FOR SPRING
IN NEW GOODS ARE:
Cassimere Snits, entire, $lB 00
Spring Overcoats, $l2 00
Fine Dress Frock 01?ats,- $lB.OO
nech 2 4 —3m • DEVLIN ek CO.
1868. SPRING OPENING. 1868.
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOIII/TII 'AND ARCU STREETS,
PIILLADELPHIA.
NEW SPRING SILKS.
NE • STYLE SHAWLS.
,- • NOVELTISIS DRASS GOODS.
- STEEL AND prdatt, POPLINS.
B. & L. alwayskeep tho
BEST BLACK SILKS.
N. B —Nett Cash Buyers will find It to their Interest
to call, as Bargains from Auction are daily received.
march 24, lo6B.—Gwe
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
This is to give notice that on the 14th day of March
A.D.. 1668, a warrant in bankruptcy was homed against
the estate-of Mictutold/oyle, of- 4lneq'a- Depot. Sus.
quelatinseotinty.-Penneylvania, who'has been adJudgg.
ed a bankrupt, on his ownpetition ; that the paymmit
of any debt auddelivery of any property belonging to
acme bankrupt, to him or far his uee,and Om transfer of
auy property by him, -are lorbidden by law. .That a
meeting of the creditors of said banitrubt. to prove
their debts. and to choose one or more asslgm es of his
estate. will be held at u Conrt of Bankruptcy, to be held
et 308 Lackawanna Avenue. Scranton. Pennsylvania.
betide lidward N. Willard; Register, on the 14th day of
April, 1868, atl o'clock, p. m.
, TllOB. A. ROWLEY, 11. S. Maisiml.
as Messenger, Western Dist. of Pa.
BANKRUPTS ASSIGNEE.
_ _ •
m'cb 24-4
In the district Qonrt of the United States kir the
Western district of Pen utylvan in : .
- In themiitter of ' i i D ,.., t ,,,,....
Newton A. Lane; a Bankrupt. i' ll '"'" c 'T*
. ,
Toarzwnox nil:: coriainur - 4 .
,
Tliniidirsigned givii 'notice of his appointment at:
assignee of Newtim A.Lnne of Jfantrose Iff - the Lbuntir
of ensquehanna.. State _of Pennsylvania. within said
district. who has been altideed a hank opt npon his ,
own - petitionla the diStrlet &wird Igaiduletriet; Mi.
ted Dec.l6th IP;i7. 'r.' • A. 11.•NeCOIALU if,
Ito:Hose; womb 21.1668.. , . Assignee.
. ~ ,
Atiatt:.TITRRELLIS.sToug, • -
&summit, to tall of desirable Good', Calf and to
•
! B uotiOZl
Tam enbscriberwill otter for ode at public 'endue
an cab premises lately occupied by Min W Forest
Laka„
onday, March 39th, 1808,
commenoinzatio o'clock, R. 131.„ the followiog property
t 6 wit:
1 pair matched threolear "old Colts, 1 tea-year old
Marc, 7 Cows.l two-year old Bail, 18 Sheep, 8 shoats, 1
setramata
one sHrness, one Lumber Wogon, ouu toarizet
1
- gon, Buisy, one two-horns sleigh, Plows,
Ch me, Crowbar, Drill, Fanning Mill, Loom, Reed*
au liturriess, Sugar Kettle.. Sap Tubs. Clfaln Cradle,
Pane and Dairy Fixtures, Flax Wheel, Llonsuboid Far•
ulture, u quantity of Hay, Wheat, Outs, and other arti
cles goo numerous to mention.
TftltNts OF DALE..—AiI sums of $5, or under, cash ;
over $6, one ykar's credit; with iutereat and approved
eteurlty,
Forest Labe, Marchl7, 1803.02
REEVES' AMBROSIA
FOR P I MC.A.X1 2 1.,
IMPROVED!
It !Ran elegant dressing for the hair.
It causes the hair to curl beautifully
It keeps the Scalp clean and healthy
It Invigorates the roots of the hair
It forces the hair and beard to grow loznrlantly.
It Immediately stops hnir [Alin out.
It ketps the hair from changing color from age
It restores grey hair to its original color
It brings oat hair on heads that have been bald for
years.
It Is composed entirely of simple and purely vege.ta
blu substances.
It bai received over elm thousand voluntary tcatimo
nialsoi it. , excellence, many of which arc from physi
clans iu high standing.
It is sold In ball pound bottles. (the name blown in
the gloss)y drugehts and dealers in Fancy Goods ev•
"eryt.‘ here,at oue dollar per bottle. Wholeeale by De
n= Barnes & Co,; F C. Wells & Co.; Schierielln & Co.
Now York
OTICE TN BANKRUPTCY.
This ta to afro notice, that on the Gth day of
Ma-ch, A. D. 18118—a warrant in Bankruptcy n;aa le
stied against the estate of Alexander stavens.of Auluarn
Susquehanna Co.. PeonsylvaiMa. who hap been aillude
ed a Bankrupt, ou his own petition; that the payment
of any debt and delivery of any property belonging to
such bankrupt, to Willi or for Ms use, and tun 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 cable
eetate. will he held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be
held at N 0.303 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, Penn
sylvania, before E DW A RD N. WILLARD. Register, on
toe Uth day of April, RV, at 2 o'clock. r. N.
TUOS. A. ROWLEY.
E. Marshal, ai.Me.-enger.
Western District of Penna.
Mar. 17-4 w
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
This is to give notice that on the Gth day of March
A D. lOW, a warrakA in Bankruptcy was issued against
the estate of W. J. Tinker and D. W. liege?, of New
‘tilford, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania, who
have been adjudged a Bankrupt, on Ids own petition;
that the payment of any debt and delivery of any prop
erty belonging. to such Bankrupt, hi him or for bit use,
sad the transfer of say property by him, are forbidden
by I.lw. That a meet.ng of the creditors of said Bank•
rapt, to prove their debts. and to choose one or more
Ile , e.ignece of his estate, will be held eta Court of Bank
ruptcy, to be held at No. Stfi Lackawanna Avenue,
Scranton. Pennsylvania, before EDWARD N. WIL
LARD, Register, on the 7th day of April. 1868, at
ten o'clock. Tilos. A. FLOW LEY,
U. S. Marshal, as Messenger,
Western District of Penna.,
mar. 17-4 w
Something U Want!
POLICY in the -• North America" Life Insurance
Co.. which is incontestable fr any anise, except
oo amount of fraud. Notire new Features. By "Spe
cial Deposits," atithorizt,:d by the Legislature " Regis
terml" Policies are issued. Searing real and signature
of the Superintendent of the Insurance Depa tment of
N. Y state, making Policy as SEED= to tiot.oxn as Na
tional Bank Note or U. tt. Bond Dividends paid in
cash Onus' Tanen years. Thirty days grace on payment
of tenewals. Nu restrictions upon travel, outside the
tropics ; no notes required hut a LOAN GRANTED, can
celled by dividends. No extra charge for change of bu
d 'lets. . All Policies NON-FOREEITINO.
Remember the cold aud uncharitable world, and pro
vide •or those dependent npou you, while in health ; to
morrow may bring sickness and death. '
Please call and exam ine tetor of Policy, &c.
HENRY C. TYLER.
Mart h 10th,19;9. ' Montrose, Pa.
WAGONS AND BUGGIES
P'®l' gS•Stle.
CC. MILLS offer. for pale five new Lumber Wu
. gone,, two Butte I -a. and four Market Wagona.
Call and examine them. [Dlutoek. Web 10,1868.w4
CO PARTNERSHIP.
This may certify that Jae. R. DeWitt and Perry
Barnhart have entered into a co•partn rah ip for the mu
t-eel of carrying on th•: mercantile tei,ine.,l under the
firm, style and name of dae. R. DeWitt & Co.
JiK. R I , EWITT,
Montrnsc. IQ. ',Wit PERRY BARNHART. ;
Or - Particulars next week.
TAKE NOTICE.
Those having unsettled accounts on 'onr Itooks.wil
please call and arrange the same without delay.
S. U. SAYRE & BROS.
March 10,1868.
Cal, - uuti C2> .113. . 9 .
Mwit., Mary Diodema Brown, having left my bed
a nd board without anyjaat cause or provoe itlon,
the public arc cautioned against harboring or trusting
her on my account. as 1 will pay no debts of her con
tracting albar thi., date.
Brooklyn, March 14, 113G3.*3 E. G. BROWN.
A NEW PROGRAMME
On end after the first day of April next, all Goods sold
by Ito at retail, will be for
READY PAY ONLY.
Our Stock of
Flour, Meal, Fred, Salt, Lime, Cement,
Groceries, Provisions, Wooden and
Stone Wore, Notiime, eke,
Will be purchased 'ln large qnantitles for cash, from
first handa, at the lowest market price. Each article
will he masked I n plain figures at the smallest peaelble
profit, and no deviation In prices.
The times demand anah /I ayatem, and we believe It
will he for th• benefit of bath seller and purchaser'
With many thanks to our numerous friends for thrlr
liberal patronage under thei r old order of business, we
eh dim Ike lifer their interest not to desert tut under
the new. .
All having accounts on our books will do a favor by
settling the same by Cash or Note without Lather no•
tire.
-
- P. GARRATT & SON
New Milford, March 10, 18G8.—Gm
LOOK OUT FOR DIRGAINS
On and after March I.oth DAS, ,
. 4 Gl' AZ) C) 6.51
Sold for Ready Pay only.
GEO. lIAYDEN.
New Milford *arch Bd. 18C8.-3w
N. B.—All perFonP Indebted by note or book accoun
will please settle without further notice.
GEO. .MAYDEN.
TIMSCIT I X-rle"
AND LARGE GLOVER SEED;
Jror Site by , erasiar.rgiuusa.
reb.st r issaaav:;... riret Lake.,
Bllttito -of :cratib' 'Writalsauedbi thi delta of
Common
pleas of OOKlLetuttOta Cotten', and to ZOO
Obi:Med, I will expose to sale by public routine. at the
Couct-lioase. la Moutteee. on thourday, Aprilll, NG%
at 1 o'clock, P. IL him following descrlind Wanton'
parcels of Laud, aolwit _
An that certain Wee orlOmel of land innate In La
throp townabip.countv of hunquehanna, and State of
kennsyl vattiai bunudna and described as follows On
the northeast and soon by lands of B. & T. Bell, and
on the went by lands of Biltabuth., ease, containing ti
bia= one fourth of an nerd, with the appurteaances,one
two story dwellinglonse, and all hnprovod. [Taken In
extvntion at the suit of Nicholas Marcy to the use of R.
C. Fall, vs. W. C.Mienmund.
All that certain piece ut pitreel of Ind situate In the
own,blp of Ituah, busAucloutuu county, Pennsylvania,
bounded and de/ter/bed &lb to:lows, to wit On the
north by lauds of 4.tramps Maynard. on the eserby lands
of W. If. Duel, un the imam by lands of John Hillis es
tate, on the whet by lands of ftachael Mulford, contain
ing about .2U acres and all improved. 'Taken In execu
tion ut the bolt of E. C. Dew era vs. G. U. Dowers.
Ltrrur.n BALLAST
AII lhatcerThln piece or parcel of land ettnste In the
town top of Auburn, Sttsquennuna co. Penn's bounded
and doecribett ne follows, to wit On the north by Jamie
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of Widow neyuolcis, on the east by lends of Wm. Don.
lln,un the weal by lands vi Win. *Sennett, coutatuing a
bout 3U acre& one boom:, etc. [Taken lu execution at
the atilt of C. D. Lathrop ve. Thumaa Donna, 24.
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate in the
township oi silver Lake, Susquehanna county, Penn - a,
bounded and described as lollows, to wit: On the
,rth by lands of Thtss. Rogers. 2d, on the east by the
old turnpike wad, 011 the south by land of Thee. Roger&
nod on the west by the Lake; all improved—one small
house, one email barn, fruit trete, etc, [Taken in exe
cuttuu at the suit of Jeremiah Buckley tie. Edward lie:-
nun.
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate in the
towushap of Liberty, busquehanua county, Penn's.
bounded and described as follows, to wit : Uu Ihe north
by lauds of B. t'uuthworth, on the east by lands of J.
Gage, on the south by lands of M. McNelly, on the west
by lauds of N Murphy,containing about 145 scres.be the
same more or less, end about 40 acres improved, with
one small house. (Taken in execution at the snit of
Joseph Webster vs-James C. Reynolds,
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate lying
and being in the township of Lathrop, Sacquehiumi
count) • bounded and described as follows, to *vit
tin the north by public highway leading from Glen
v. ood switch on toe D.
W.
W. if R. to Glenwood, Pa.
on the east by lands of Clark, deceased, on the south
b 3 lands of Halstead Gibbs, on the weet by lands of
the I). L. W. It. K. Co„ containing about forty five
acres, meetly improved, with one frame dwelling house.
iTu ken in execution at the suit of *AL. lislated vs. Ez
ra Smith.]
All that certaintract or parcel of land situate in the
township of Garrard. county of Susquehanna and state
of Pennsylvania. bounded and describe, as follows, to
wit ! Beginning in the centre of the Gt. Bend and Phil
adelphfa and Gt. Bead Turnpike, thence along the tame
south thirty nine degrees east, three rode/Led nineteen
links, thence by land, belonging tai the estate of N. W.
Waldron, north sixty une degrees east. sixteen rods to
a stake, thence by the tame north thirty degrees west,
three rods and twenty links, to a stake in line of land
of C. C. Edwards, thence by the tame south sixty one
degrees weet, sixteen rode and futtrteen links. to the
plsce of beginning, containing sixty two rods of land,
be the same more or lees, being the same piece or par
cel of land heretoforeconveyed to Betsey M. Tiffany by
N. W. Waldron, by deed dated the let day of March.
18G2. with the appurtenances, - one house, barn. fruit
trees, &c. [Taken in execution at the stilt cf 2111 born
Oakley to the use of C. C. Edwardays. iletsty M. Tif
fany, Administratriz of Alonzo IV Tiffany, deceased,
and the said Betsey M. Tiffany.
An that certain piece or parcel of land lying and be
ing in the township of Merrick. Susquehanna county,
Pa , boundedand described As follows, to wit: Begin
ning ate poet and stones 1n the west corner of James
Coon's lot. and In the line of Ithamer Mott's land,
thence along the line of said Mott's land, horth forty
five (44:degrees west two hundred and 74 and 7 tenths
perches, ton post and stones standing in-the line of a
land in the name of John Cadwalder, thence along sold
line north forty six (42) degrees cast, 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 (44) forty four degrees
vest, two hen& d seventy four and seven tenths per
ches, to a hemlock corner, and thence along the said
Coon's line south forty six (42) degrees west, one hun
dred sixteen and five tenths perches. to the beginning.
containing two hundred nerve, more or less, it being
the same recorded in deed book No. 21, page Sl4, .2.c.,
in the (Alice for recording deeds for the county , of Sus
gneh•mna, Pa. (Taken in execution at the snit of So
phia Lanterman, nee of Wm. F. Warden vs. U. W.
Brown.]
All that certain"plece or parcel of land situate. lying
and being in the borough of New Milford. Susquehanna
county Pa.. bounded and described as follows, to wit :
Begien log at a post In the back line of the village lots,
it being the north east corner of Albert Wellman's lot,
thence by said Wellman's board fence, north 42 degrees
west. 3 perches, to a turn in the said fence, thence by
the same north.s7,4i degrees west. 5 and nine tenths per
ches_ to a piece or iron drove in the ground fora corner,
26 inches east of the north east corner of the Blasdell
house, thence by the north end of the said ho se and
picket fence north 66 degrees west, three and seven
tenths perches, to a piece of iron in the eround on the
cast side of the old turnpike road, thencejdong the cast
side of said road, north 5 and one half degrees, to line
of lot conveyed to Alvah Quick, in range of the north
side of Carpenter's shop, thence along the north side of
said shop south 65 and one half degrees east, about 7
perches, to a corner in the centre of creek, thence a'ong
the centre of said creek south 40 degrees east, about 3
and three tenth; perches, to a point in the middle of
the creek, and in the said back line of the village lots,
and thi nee by land of E. A. Pratt. and Harvey Griffin
south 434 degrees west, to place of beginning, contain
ing. 25 perches, all improved, with foundry building .2c.
[Taken in execution at the suit of Daniel C. Meeker
vs. C. P. Meeker.)
The following on Friday, April 17th, 1568, at one o'-
clock. p. m. :
Ail that piece or parcel of land situate in New Milford
township, and bounded as follows : On the northeast
by land- of Cortland Wood and Wm. Smith warrant,
northward by lands of Chas. Brush, on the southwest
by lands of John Sparks. E. it. Pratt and r. W. Doolit
tle, and southeast by muds formerly owned by Lincoln
Hall. containing ebony. 200 acres. - more .. or . less, ablaut
75 acres improved. one frame house and two barns.—
Atao, all that certain piece or parcel of land situate in
New-Milford and Great Bend townships, in the warran
tee name or Wm. Smith. containing 400 times of land.
more of leas.—AL-so. 20 acres of tho "Grubb= lot,"
so c died. north end adjoining the above described laud
both of above tots being, lad contracted by Defendant
ofC. S. Bennett, by contract dated Jnly Ist, 1666; one
steam saw mill, shingle mill, lath milt, three houses
and one barn.— Ar.so,nll that certain piece or parcel
of land situate in Now Milford township. being the
the norinwest part of lot No 67, of John Po le 's re ear.
vey of the Wharton lands. begin.: all of said lot except
50 acres off the southeast side of the ram heretofore
sold to Pierce & Sutherland, and containing 66 acres and
45 perches of land, and 13 acres 115 perches off the
southeast end of lot No. 10, of the same survey, to be
cut (ditty running a parallel line to the southeast line of
said lot, making in both pieces. 100 acres of land. or
thereabouts.—Also, all , that certain ieco or parcel of
land situate In tht• towushi of New Miff •rd, bounded
and described as follows: Beg•nning at a beech tree, an
otig.inal corner, thence by lands of Lancaster Jennings
north 44 degrees west 54 perches to a post and stones,
thence by rands of Enoch Smith. north 46 degrees east,
6034 perches to a post, thence by land surveyed to Jo-
seph Rice south 62 degrees east. 20 and nine tenths per
ches, hemlock stump. north 7134' east. 9 perches to a
post. and north 43.te east. 1:3 and four tenthsperches,
to a point in the highway leading from ow Milford to
Jackson. thence along said highway south Mir east
Bile' perches. to an iron driven in said road, thence by
said Nice's lot north 4G degrees east, 513 E perches, to a
pest and stones. thenceby land formerly in possession
of the late Peter Page. deceased, smith ar east, gaper
( hes, to a post and stones, and south 46' west. 34 per•
ches. ton point In said road, thence along said road
south 533 e east, 473( perches, to a point on the bridge,
thence by lands formerly in possession of Leonard
Corse. south 46' west 90 perches, to a corner, and south
263 e west, 61 perches, to post and stones. thence by
land formerly In possession of the late S. 11. Williams
north 44' west, 160 perches. to a post and stones. thence
by lands of Lancaster Jennings north 46' east 39K per
ches to the place of beginning, excepting, and reserving
therefrom, the following described parcels of land :
First. all that parcel containing abort 4 acres heretofore
granted to Anson Hall; second. all that parcel contain
ing about 25 acres, conveyed to 0 P. Wimp: th ird,
that parcel coverisursaw mill, pond and mill privilege,
containing 21 acres. and all that parcel of ladd contain.
Ina snout 22 acres conveyed to parties unknown, leav
ing nhout 115 me es of land with the arportenances, ono
frame house, 1 frame barn, and about 100 acres I m prov.
ed.—At.so. tdi that certain piece or parcel of land sit
uate in the township of New Milford. honnded and de
scrihed as follows to wit : Coma' encing in the centre
or the hightrity road' joining lan fehn F. Adams,
thence alongl i the said read north 1 2 K' east, thirty five
and one Ulf p. rcles. thence by same north lOW east,
twenty Perches: to the lino of A. %Veldt', thence north
4334• west, 173 perches. thence south 46' west 163 per
ches. thence south 453(' east 207 perches. thence north
OW east 110 perchesto,the place or beginn rug. it being
the lot knoWn - en thn Olentt lot. containing Nl9 acres of
Land, and contracted by B.A. Pratt !alining Walworth.
March 29. illa--•Astio,'ell that certain pi. ce or parcel
of land situate, lying and being In the township of N.
.anirrird. Pa minded , anti describt el as follows, to wit :
On tho north bv lands.of John. sparks. on the west by
!awls ofJer•minh Baldwin end S. N, Mama, on the
sonthbylandsof Lancaster Jennings. on the cast by
lauds °Unlit' T. Williams and Conklin Rart. it being
the s .me tote land commonly known as the Mathew a .
flirmemontning about 120 acres of land more or lees,
nearly all improved, two framed houses, five barna,
vidt:ecroitc. exeCtitiOn et the Stilt at Bk .
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and being Ia tae Latttbr inainebanno
mutt, Ya., bounded ansmimibWas thLtewe $
Oar the notth by lands af , am.-4inard. au' the east by
lad e of S. S . cumpltn, deeeseset. nu" soutbbylin
of B. Hata, and on the west by hailed 41.1" t.
end John gbh. containing IS one. one
barn, ronnurrnbanLand nearly all prima
f' eaccutlah at MO inn OD. A. 7. vs. 1111 a w -M
Messes.)
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Ail the defendant's Intereit In land. In Kite WIN
township. Ps.. bounded and described u follows & to
wit: un the north by lands of Daniel Coatoy t lS. B.
Ittleyi east by lands of N. Tierney. with . by landfill
Thos. Deavy, west by Lands of John Murphy. contain ,
Log about (X) acres. all Improved. Co hones mid ton
barns. [(Taken In execution at the suit ofD. D.Lladis•
ley vs. Maul Driscol.l
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All that certain 'rancor parcel of tand atfxtded fn tb•
township of Bridgewater. Simnel:sum. eOttnty„ Petah.
syirsuia. hounded as follaws, to wit '
• On the north by
tha Geo. Fessenden farm and bt lan ds of Ezra Beebe.
cart by Mods of noses B. Tyler. tooth by lands of Win.
Belly, and we tby Lands of IL B. Little, contabatntill
acres, more or less. (T Oren is execution at tbeanktot
Wm. L. Post & Co., to the use of lintehlnsos is Co. vs.
2i. I. rot.
8. F. LANE. SbiZUL.
SherWe Office, Montrose, March 17, 1868. -
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
_.
This is to give notice, that on the Stith day of
Feb. A. D. 1868, a warrant in Bankrupt_cy_ was lanai
against the estate of RUFUS D. CLARE of Susque
hanna County, Pennsylvania. who bas been adjudged
a Bankrupt on his own petition; that the o rkelliell
of any debt and delivery of any prooeft, bet g ter
such Bankrupt, to him or for s nee , and the nee/
of any property by him, are forbidden by law. That!
mqeting of the creditors of said Bankrupt, to prove
their data. and to choose one or more assignees of his
estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be
held at No. 'O3 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, Perk.
sylvania. before Edward N. Willard, Register, on the
Ist day of April 1505, at 10 o'clocr a.m.
TllO5. A, RoWLEY„
U. B. kiarsbal. as Meeseagsr.
Western District of Penn's.
N OTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
TRIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE
March 1.0-4 w
That on the 4th day of March, 1889, 11. warrant
banlrnptcy was issued against the estate of JOHN
riaNciENEr, of Suagneltanat county. Penti •
sylvania, who has been adjudged a bankrupt, Ott his
own petition ; that the payment of any debts and dr
livery of any property be him are forbidden by law I
that a meeting of the creditors of the said bankrupt, to
prove their debts, and to choose one or moreassignetii
of his estate, will be heidat a Court of Bankruptcy;
to be held at No. 303 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton
Pa„ before Edward N. Willard, Register, on Um 4ti
day of April, 1808, at ten o'clock, A.. M.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
U. S.. Marshal. as messenger. Western District st
Pennsylvania. • --- .lllar. 10—aw
NOTICE IN PARTITION.
To Sarah Manne, widow of :mph &ail;
residing In Oakland townehip, Oh Wag McKune ald er
hi! 0. McKune, residing at New Bedford, Bursae eo.LII.
Jane ticKnue, widow ofJoseph Megtine, dced.Ber,
rah McKune widow of Joseph McHune &Wel as Orris.
said, guardian of Mary B. and Fanny kfcHttne, Delrje•
min b Marine, residing in Oakland aforesaid, Betsey
Bedford
Nichols, wife of 0. 24. Nichols, residing at New
Bedford aforesaid, Mary V. Lathrop, wlfeofA. S. Lath
rop, residing et Wyanette, Bureau co. 111.. Mimics
Smith. wife of J. W. Smith. residing at Clarendon, tilts
/ma county, Mich_ Sarah ilicCannon, wife of Jame*
McCunnon, residingin Oakland aforesaid, and A. 0.
Warren,; guardian ad Wtvi of Henrietta, Francis K..
and Sarah E. /gluey and Timothy Wheat, minors:
Whereas, an Inqacia. awarded by the Orphans' court
of Saaquehatina county to make partition of the real
estate of Joseph McKune. deed, made return that the
said real estate could not be divided without prejudice
toot spoiling the whole, but appraised tbe lama et the
Ittuu of Two Thousand Six Hundred Dollars; you are
hereby notified to appear in Court on the aceond Mon
day of April neat, and then and there accept refine or
bid f , it the came according to law.
Witness the Bon. F. B. Street cr. Pre lid ent Judge. and
the sea of said Court this 21st day of January. A. D.
1868. _ 13. k LANE, hiteriit
NOTICE IN IrANKR.UF'TCY.
March 3,1868.-3 w
This is to give notice, that on the 19th day o?leb. A.
1). 1E0;8, a warrant in bankruptcy was issuedagainst tt e
estate of F. H. Rogers of Montrose borough. " Bustin&
henna county. Pennsyiyanta, who has been adjudged a
bankrupt on his own petition; that the payment ofany
debt and delivery of any property bekongthig 'to such
bankrupt. to him or for his use, and the transfer of any
property by him, are forbidden by law. That • meeting
of the creditors of said bankropt, to prove their debts,
and to choose one or moreassignees able estate, will
be held at a Court or Bankruptcy. to be held at No. Boll
Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, Pa., before Edward N.
Willard. Register, on the 23d day of March, 1868, at 10
o'clock, a.
TILOS. A. ROWLEY.
U. S. Diarattal. as Stessenrr.
.Western District of reuna.
March 3-4 w
Auditor's Notice.
BE undersigned. an auditor appointed by the Jude
es of the Orphans' Court of Susquehanna county.
on exceptionsalled to the account 40. M. Resdadm`r
of the estate of Noah Bead, deed will attend to
the duties of his appointment at the office of Fraser •
Case. in Montrose. on Thursday, March 213,11868, at 1 o'-
clock, p. m.„ at which time and place all persons Inter
ested will present their claims or be forever debarred'
from coming in on said fund.
F. A. MASA Auditor,
Montrose, Feb. 25, t&G7.
Auditor's Notice.
THE undersigned, an auditor appointed by the Court
of Common Pleas of Susent hence County to
bnte the fond arising from the Sheriff's select the vat
estate of E. N. Beefy, trill attend to the duties otitis Rif.
pointment at his race In Montrose, on Thursday tits Sff
day. April, 'lBBB, at one o'clock, p. m., at which timer
and place all persons are required to present their
claims or be debarred from coming in on said Mal
• L. F. EITCII, Auditor.
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