The Montrose Democrat,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
COUNTY OFFICERS.
President Judee—llon. P. B. Streeter.
A•imein .Indges—A Baldwin. It. T Ashley.
Prot him° ta and I 'l. rk nTI nrt•— W. F. direrll
itmrlvier. Iteoortire..tc —lemma It. 1410.5.
Pistriet attorney—D. W. Searle.
Gladden.
Sheriff—`-%m. T. Moxlev.
Deputy SheritT—M. B
Bervey..r--James W. Chapman.
Commlesiutlers—S..MlSherer. J. T. Ellis, Preserved
Binds.
CommisalTene Clerk—Wm A. Crossmon.
Jury Coamitesioners—F. B. Streeter, ex °Of No, Daniel
Brewstor, Wm. A. Crossmon
Auditors—F. U. Chant) ler. Tracy Ilaydeo, B ][..[note.
Coroner—Dr. C. C. liaise).
AIONTROsE S BRIDGEW ATER ASYLUM.
Dinscrons.—P. - rtin Wellp,John Trumbull, W.L. - ox
Tmaservr—B 0. camp.
levard-11. Beniamlu
May wtctan —Dr. J.
DOROUGII OFFICErS
Drage.— C. M. Gum Council—D. F. Amain, V
L. Cox, Daniel Sayre. 11. F Terrett, Amos Mellole, C
Ft, Foster, D. D. Searle, A. D. llutterfield. J. D. Vail.
Tresotarer—J D. Vail. Consralfle—John C. Howell
High Cat:Weble—Cherie:J. Whipple.
school Directors—Wm 11 Jeosup..l R. DeWitt, W
W. Watson. D. Thatcher, D. F. Austin, M. D. Ilclmc.
.3zaixisT Ems.
Presbyterian—Rev. Jacob ti. Miller
Rplaoopal--It. vFI A. Warber.
RaptArt—Varoot,
Methotliat -Rev. Mc: Elwril.\
Catholic—Rev. J. Slattcrs.
Warren Chapter. Nn. 1:43. meets at Masonic Hall on
Thursday of earl, mouth on or before full moon.
Warren Lodge, No. 240. A. V. M., meets at Masonic
Hall the ftrrt Wednesday of melt month on or before
full moon, and the second W'edu.•edny thereaft, r
Nuotrese Lodge. No. 151.1 0 of O. F., meets at Odd
Fellows Hall every Trtesday
St. John's Eneantim,nt. No S meets at Odd Fel
lows Hall the Aland 4th Ftl,lay each mobth.
Hebert, D.rrre 1 tdge. No 7, meets at Odd Fellows
Hall the Ors* r•rtdal e..ch mouth.
Montrose 1.041_r. I. 0 or G. T. meets at Good Temp
lars ILI/ every iloodaY
Goorl.Rnmerito t 'temple or Nonni. No. IG meets at
Good Templars' 1.1.1:t the 34 Fr oi each mouth.
Montrose Railroad.
We understand that the amount has been soh.
scribed to mature the Railway Stock suiTh.icnt to
organize under the charter, and that a meeting
of the commissioners will be held at the Tarbell
/I ouse on Thursday of this week at I o'clock to
agave 111)00 an organization. If the people a ant
a Railroad let them step forward and make it
manifest by subscribing for it. If this opportun
ity passes, we see us further hope.
Accidentally Shot.
A for evenings since a uumber of young men
and boys utr-re colletied in front of Tits.orth's
store, discussing the merits of a loaded pistol,
nod while in the hands of Eddie Eldridge it wa,,
accidentally discharged, the bullet past•ing thro
the thigh of Frank Eing. The wound is not
dangerous; as the bone is uninjured, but the en
rape was a narrow one.
quarterly Meeting
The last Quarterly Meeting of the M.
E. Church for this Conference year, - will
be held at Montrose On Saturday and Sun
day, Jan. 15th and I(ith. The services are
to commence on Saturday at 2p. in. It
is expected that the Presiding Elder will
be present to officiate.
Jan. 12th, 1871.1.
Donation.
There will be a Donation at the house of B.
Reynolds in East Bridgewater, on Jan. 19, af
ternoon and evening, for the benefit of Rev. C.
V. Arnold. All are respectfully invited.
BALDWM".
East Bridgewater, Jan. 12t1i:AtZl...LL
bental Notice.
These wanting Artificial Teeth can be accom
modated at my °Mee the 3d weak in this month ;
+also those wishing their teeth set arm Come
early, and bring the money.
AY IL w. MO:EATON
Jackson, Jan. 12th, 1870
Moscow Post Office Robbed.
On Christmas morning the post Mac at Mos
cow was entered by burglars and Department
money to the amount of about $OO taken, be
money from letters amounting to about
$7O. Three persons were arrested, named S. A_
Halstead, Wm. H. Yeager and C. M. Simpson.
The two latter confessed the robbery, and im
plicated a mart named Spencer.—Jim:AAA. Her
ald.
*Tres.
'The store lat*Turchased by IL N. Walker,
of South Gibs2p, together with its entire con
tents, was destroyed by on Thursday morn
ing 'bst. It was_ nsured, we understand for
PM, which was promptly arranged, and a
new building is to be erected.
—There was also a fire at Busty:lel:turns Depot
on Thursday evening, dtstroying tiro buildings,
and hunting the roof off Joseph Allen's saloon,
and destroying the contents. 11 is reported that
Insurance was sufficient to cover the loss.
Cased.-
Several eases of severe caning occurred during
the holidays:
Mem. Nichols,
,Wright and Ayres, dcputitz
of Gen. Magi, revenue collector, presented Lim
with a gold-headed cane.
John B. Adams of the Scranton Democrat, and
Serantoat of-the Rograblicanovert tach caned
by their exuploytas. •
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krilloston.
.Oa Tuand# after,noon last,as La-oaf the moul
ders *the Honda le foundry were carrying a
latlle . tdiedmith tbd tadleburated,
sesturbr - #Cryeouien* . farnml near over
thq . found7, burning sesen4,of the men; but ire
believenone seriausiv.-:-/foacatale Herald.'
Sudden Death.
Thewik orWilliant Milehan, of Jlichoopany,
dropped down and died in the doorway of her
house, where she stood calling her children., who
were oat of doors, one - diy last week, The
children ctune,stiwr call, nod found. her dead-on
their :mica . She is sitpposed to haie died of
&Seam of the heart., She leases a bulimia and
fog,"Otildren to mount ber death.-14min;
Dew
The Last Chance.
!immense sale of Dry Goods at suction, - corn-
Inencing Wednesday, Jau.Ltlt, 1870, and contin.
td.no 'every afternoon and evenieg, until our stock
is sold, regardless of cost.
T9n.us.—All sums under CZ, cash ; or over
throe mouths time, Acith approved security.
• • A. D. BcTrtrwtm.m.
Montrose, Jan. Ist, 1870.
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Dental Surgery.
The successiblly inventive Dental Surgeon,
Dr. J. S. Salmi, La practicing In Springirßle.
Persons wishing to consult hint there, must call
in very anon. [Dec. 2th,
Illearls . Suffocated,
Wesley Dixon and his wife while sleeping in
e close room in which there was a coal tire,eame
near losing their lives by sutroentio*fewuights
since. Being awakened by the unusual conduct
of a watch-dog who occupied the sauflroom,he
got up and barely had strenth enough to get to
the door'and open it, when he tell prostrate up
on th‘tioor. revived in a short time, and
found Us. Diion in an Insensible condition,lmt
the fmlii air soon restored. Both are now well
again, but have concluded that it is not so very
comfortable after all to sleep in a closed room
with a stove that allows the gas or fumes to es•
cape.— Wre,ing Dem.
—The fidlowing rich and racy "poem," of it
conversation between two ladies haa been hand
ed in for publication :
" I heard it r'
" Who told your
" Her friend "
"Ton don t say ?"
`"Tis dreadful
" Yes, awful !"
• " Don't tell it, I pray-~ •
Good•gracious r
Whod think it r
•• Well ! well ! well I"
"Dear me !"
" rve had my
Suspicions "
• And I too, you see r
Lord - help us!"
Poor creature r'
so artful !"
So sly !"
- Su haluLt. !"
" Quite tlarty r
" Between you and I!"
" rm going !"
"Don't, stay love r
- I can't r
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Farewell, dear!"
Goml bye, sweet !"
I'm glad she's got
TnE LAny's FRIEND Foil J
—The number for January. Its7o, is a
truly splendid New Year's gift. A thrill
ing picture—•• In nit RAPIOs" of Nia
gara. is the first steel plate. The second
is a twantiful title-pane fur the migazine,
encircled with tile tlower-wreathed por
traits of seven of its lady cont ributors—
the brightly intellectual face of Mrs.
Henry Wuod matronizing the younger
ladies—Mrs. Moulton; Florence Per, v,
Elizabeth Prescott, Miss Douglas, Au
gust Bell, and Mrs. ilosmer. Every adnur
er of these talented ladies will desire to
see this beautiful plate. Th,,e Colored
Fashion Plate. as mini'', show's tae latest
styles; and there is besides a page of
colored patterns for Berlin Work. The
Music is the " limmt.twikY SCltOrrLiCll."
A great variety of articles for ladies' dress.
and (*or the work-table„ are illustrated by
wood cots. A beautiful story by Mrs
Moulton- - Din HE Font; LT tiL is
begun in this numh,r; and there is ;a
ptwni Itt riorcne:. Percy, and s'ories by
E. B. Miss Douglas. A. M. Dana,
&c. 'l'h, pal lisheN nfivr grunt induce
ments to:new subscribers, and Cae rccom
mend our readers to inclos. - ten' cents for
a sample copy, to Deacon & Peterson, 3111
' Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Price R 2.50
a year (which also includes a large steel
engraving). Four espies. $6. Five cop
: lies (and one gratis), $B. " The, Lady's
Friend" and " - The Saturday . Evening
Post" (and one engraving).
Telegraphic Brevities.
—The 1'06t41 Investii - rateing Committee
of Congreis is now in Boston.
—The • mintiont la-ka called from
Boston ou Saturday for the East Indies.
A deranged young lads residing, near
South wolf!. New York, died cu Friday
night of voluntary starvation.
—New Year's Day' was generally ob
served in all of the large cities, and busi
ness was almdst entirely suspended.
--Rhoda Taber, one of the Howland
heirs, died 'suddenly in New Bedfdrd.
Mass., last Wednesday, Her death is the
third among the legatwa of the late Syl
via Ann lowland.
—One of the most enrion, things with
which we are acimainted . is that a watch
should keep so perfectly dry when it
has a running spring inside.
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LATllll.ol.—Coun—ln Forest Lake, on Dec. 23d,
by Rev. I. P. TOwner, Mr. Attibmse Lathrop,
of Vestal, Ni. Y., and Mis.s Marc Cobb, of For
est Lake, pa.
321321ZMPEC13:
MORSE—Li Rush, Jan. Ist, 1870, Clark Morse
agedl9 years.
CI34.MBERLIN—In Gibson, Nor. 2Ath, 1800
Idre Alazira Chamberlin, aged 72 years.
Jury Llst,
DILAwN FOR JANUARY TI fl 18:0
TRAVERSE JURORS -SECONTIACEEK
Ritsli---James Brink, Charles A.
Carter, Edward Granger, Mark B. Perri
go.
Jesup—Charles Bollca
Jackson—Thomas N. Batter&ld,- Eli
sha Brown,, Wm. Holmes.
Great Bend Bone—Andrew J. Brown,
Michael Milone, Grant B.'Trowbridp.-,e.:
Bridgewater—Marvin IL Bush, Albert
J. Stephens, Albert F. Welk, Frank Wells.
Clifford4Truman• Carpenter; Jae6b
Stephens.
Tierriek—Sbnlrael D. Carpenter.
Montrosee-L-Franeis B. Chandler Rob
ert Gilliland.
Thomsonmory , A. Crozier. •
Auburn—Mm. Donlin, Inman F. -31ea
chain, Amos Warner. •
Gibson—Joshua Davis, Geo. Millikin, (
RexfondTint!. •
Oakiiita l r ward Doile, John e'er:
sons, Peter rims&
71athrop.z4ranklin Lord.
Silver J.i.ilte-'-:-31iebael M,eoair.
Trolacon—Patriek 3fonin.
Middletown —WWI'. Mitiehaf.
Itarford—Dennikm
Lenox—Holloway Bobinstm.
Roz,frB,„-F4Virci
H.Seott,'Hinor:ll.Williains;
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, lew Milford I'wp-11.urace S. -
dard.
Harmony—Edgar Thomas,
ffiptrint
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Dec. 15, MO. E. B. 111WLEi. '
•„,..4- Let Common Sense Decide.—What is the ra
tional mode of procedure in mace of nervous de
bility and portal prootmtion T Does not reason tellus
that Indict.. stimul lion is required. To resort to vi
olent purgation in such a ease Is es absurd as it would be
to bleed a elan lag man. Yet in done every day. Yes,
this stupid and unphilosophical practice Is continued in
the teeth of the great fact that physical ti eakness. with
all the nervous disturbances that accompany It, is more
...rattily and certainly removed by ilostetters littler,
than by any other medicine at presenttnowit. It Is true
that geom.! debility Is often attended with torpidity Or
irregnlnrity of the bowels, and that this symptom moot
not be overlooted. But while the discharge of the waste
matter of the system le expedited or regulated, its vigor
tinest he recruited. The Bitters du both. They combiue
aperient and anti-bilious properties, with extraordinary
tonic power. Even while removing obstructions from
the bowels. they tone pod Invigorate those organ.. Theo
the stomach, upon Which the great vmmtable specific
acts directly, it gives a healthy and permanent impetus
to every enteebled function. Dh,•dation Is fullitated.the
tattering circulation re.guLated, the bk.] reinforced with
a new accession of the alimentary principle, the nerves
braced, and all Me dormant powers of the body tirot,ed
' into henithyaction not spasmodically. as would he the
utse if a mere stimulant were administered, but fur a con
tinua ro it Is in this way that such eqtraordinary chan-
Izos are wrought in the condition of the (cable, emaciated
.d iervou. , iuralids, by the use at this most wonderful
cortecthe, ttherat lye ant! tonic. Let common
cid, betwemi so:h a rn tetradnu and it prostrating on
' diorite. supplemented by a poisonous witriegent like
strychnine or coin [.l an 11.1 ry .
The Confessions of an Invalid.—Published
for the lxment of young men and others who rut
fer from Nervous Debility. ete., supplying tho means of
.elf rum Written by one who cured himself; and
sent free no receil nag a poet paid &inched envelope. Ad
dress, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
Dee. 241. ISG9 —Gm.srup Brooklyn, N. Y.
OF YOUTH.—.: Oentletnan m ha Nur
ho e d ioryo.r. ['OM Nervous Prrnot
lioe Deoly. and sit t he carrti of Youthful liiiiblen-ton.
.111. for the sake of suffering heinaulty..aeod free to
ail who need if. the receipt and directiZne for Making ,
the stmptr recce. y by which be was Crtrad. Ehtlerers
o fishing io profit by the odiiirliser's experience, con de
he adttresYhe;. In !wrier!. COTlndellet. JUAN [I
trUUEN, No. 4.2 Cedar etrreL New Tort. (mayl2 ly
I.rtti,clv.crtitnitat.
pERKINS' NON-EXPLOSIVE LAMP.
Kerosene Made Sift al Last !
The ,übseriber ii prepared to offer the pCople
01 Su,quehanna County Perkin,' Patent non-ex
pltNive Kerosene Lanti.--:the only potitire Safe
ty Lamp non in übe. It has been thoroughly
by stiCTl'inC men, and also by practical
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Address . a P. )IYERS Sr CO.,
Dec. 20-1 I.larrisburg, Pa.
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* Notice to hereby given that In pursuance of an act of
assembly the following mined porton' bare died theirpo
titian with the Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions of
the Peace for the taincity of Susquehanna for license to
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Catharine Kirby, bating Howe;
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Ann Temey, . Priendsville.
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I.torria Meyer. . "
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Joseph Mick` Eslin"llonse, ' SustfilDepot.
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M. J. Hartley,
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Eliza McGraw, .
Delos Roberts, Jackson.
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world. Each number le tilled with carefully selected po
etry:starlet news,rallturinl criticisms, and alt kinds of I Floor, Salt, Butter, Pork, Lard, Riol, Salt Ptah, Tallow,
choice reading fee all Cia.ell of rmideni. No department I Candles, Crackers, Chlrese, Code. Spices, Choice
ban twen netziected. and e‘ erything ha• been dune w Five
Tens Sugar', Rite, Dried and Canned
our minions a full equivalent for the money axpended in
.nhscription. These who try the Weekly Age in Fruit. Tobacco, Cigars. Snuff.
'invent improved and attractive condition, will not du Ax. de. U.
without it in the ftiture.
TRIMS OF Tag DAILY AGE
One year. by mall
E1f1225
. ..... . .
Threv mvuttr.• • • ••••• • • ••• ••• • •• • • i •
Fur any period Icis ban three Months. it th e rate of
One 'Adler per month.
The .postage on the Daily Age la thirty cants per quar•
ter. one dollar and twenty cents per =Man, If prepaid at
the office or delivery.
Pu meat reouired invariably In advance.
TERMS OE TUE WEEKLY AGE
One Copy, one year
Teu copies
Twenty copies
Fifty cuple....
The followingdedeetions from the, above rates will be I
made vehrn all the 'tape. ordered ore rent to a single od.
drew , . and not addrerred recently to the member. of the I
the club :
Twenty copttm
Filly ettptert...
One copy will be furnished gratis for getting up a club ,
of twenty or Inure, all addressed to one person, for one
year.
A copy of the Daily Ago will be Punished gratis for get-'
ling up a club of flfty.
a,!the Weekly Age is re ceohs per quar
terl,hoer, t w eet
t ' e fire o
y Dents per annum, if prepaid at the
der
. • -
The ah. - eretermai will he rlg.idle adhered to. and no un
ite will be taken of a pub.reriptiun until paid In advance.
Draft, on Philadelphia' ur punt.ollire order*. wiyaqle to
the order of the Puhlleher. being safer, and preferable to
any other mods of remittance. All who s=l mune) by
ripmrat mast prepay erprehl charge,
WELCH ROBB,
hr.. I I and la South Seventh St .
I ' Philadelphta
()TICE
All account• with livestock ti Hawley must be owl.
Ucd forthwith, wtthont Water notice. The busthe,a
will be conducted hereafter under the name, firm and
rtyle of
DracsTocs.. UAWLET & CO.
Montrose. S. 3, Inrit---&s,
DENTISTRY
C. A. SACKETT'S Detract Emma, New =ford, Pa
PArticu Inr attintion given to an ope aliens nn the nein
rat truth. Artificial. Teeth knelled In all- the . varion•
atyka 1/4111, to tat. Perfect aatistactinn guarantied to all.
Come and ace me, and satiety yuaraelree. Ddb. Waits,
Y 4 Metre each day.
Jan. 5, 18;9-1y
. l uctlON ! AUCTION !
The subscriber will sell at public ventlnon
the premises on,Tuestltty, Feb. Ist. 1870, com
mencing lit 10 ti'elock, a tn., the following, pro
perty, to wit :
2 - COWS, 2 Yearlings, a quantity of Hay, Corn,
litickwtmt, Oats, Rye, 1 Os Cart, 1 _Plow and
other Farming Utensils, Household Furniture,
Tables, Chaim and Cracker•, a quantity of Po
tatoes, and various, other articles not mentioned.
TERMS.-111 sums of $lO and upwards, 6
months credit with approved security ; under
$lO, cash.
• , PETER GAVITT.
Dimock, dan..311:4 1870.-8°
ABEL TLIMELL,
DRUGGIST, MONTROSE, PA
I. continually . recelvint
And keeps constantly ea band a full and desirable as
morn:lent of genuine
D 11136 8 -, Mii)ll.!qES;
Paints. Oil., Dce-Sluffs. Tea.. Spleen. and other Gro
ceries. Stone . Warn. Well and Window Paper.ANats
wisre„ Prult ,Tar. Mirror., Lamp*. Chimneys. Kero
sene, Machinery O il, Tanners' Oil, .1 4 76ittnot Oil, Re
lined Whale Oil.Spererr Oil.' Olive - Oil, Spirit. Turpen
tine. Vandrom Cyan ry Seed. V Inegar.Potaoh. Callren
tra Irtt Lye. Azle Urca.e, True.e.. Supporters, Medical
Instrument., Shoulder Brace., Whip., Can., Phiud.,
Cartridgew. Powder.-shot, Lead, Gan Cape. Blestio:x
Powder and Pune. Violin.. 5010 n.... Bow.. etc. Flu en,
p r ocke l
i n ve s . h .4 ll:p nic a i n e d ..B L i l i nz, nd
Plctcd isiToooll.let.vS:auto.:
flair Oil.. [ lai r REMorers. and flair Dyes. Brn.hes.
.linloes. be. DitAtit Articles, a general asecirtment of
FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, end PERFUMERY
MI the leading and lien kinds of
News Mtlt.mt Dora
--•- Jackson.
Auburn.
Greif Bend boro.
. .
In short. nearly cies,' Om: to restore tbo nick. to
please the taste— to ttcliget um eye, to entity' the hum,,
and also to (madam to the real and substantial entelort.
of life. goloorfaffoo fo Impracticable snit would an
a naritalper. cattobiDru: and Variety !Storni!
If ontrom Jut. 53irtr,
DISSOLITTIOS:'
The oopartneeship heretofore existing between 4.J.
ilarrcy.rnd.E, 4„,,lenney, andlitte Ann amen!' Ultrin3r.
ti- Jenner; lanais day diasolrett an:dna The
books and accountant' the late' rta are in the hands of
Geo. Ilarvey, at the store }atop occupied by us, sad an
iminediate settlement of the same is desired
'HARVEY;
Mem IleeilfleiCtri-4 . ' , • -7 JL , =ITER.
• Tbo Grocery sot PrnaWon burtneta atll be condu
cted by the undendaned at the old annul of Itarrey £Jcn•
ner. deldr ah,hte kiobtraYbdel. zed trq terpeathity
lbdte a aoallaaaaca libCtlit ttado Until:gine giten:
0E61106 lIARVZY
gontroae. Dee,m,ll3e9.''"3
JEWELRY. .Ib.
FOR 1870.
CEEZ=IM
PATENT MEDICINES,
ADICL . TVILREEL4
•
n
A. TIIRIELL
'STOVES ! STOVES !
The Great American Have Horner MA Due Beabia.
For sale by
O. IL ILlTrigr,
New 31Uford, Ps„ Dec. VS, 1002.-.4t
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
TALLMAN'S SELF-BALANCING DiESTAND,,
A combined Inkstand, Pen Rack, PerpetnalCaleadaf sad
Pen Wiper, occupying only th e spree of common Ink
stand, Can be willed over, dropped or tilted, without
spilling any Ink, or Injuring the stand. Always right
skier:lp. No more spilled Ink ; no mom mined menu
scripts; fit for pale:ear cottage; no rnoroaolled carpets;
warranted to hat s lifetime; iSt fin city or country ;
fur odice or school room. Fur circular with term. to the
trade and Aftents.eddreos A.B. TALLMAN,
511 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
For sale at the News Mee of Geo, C. MU A Cu. Mont
row!. Pa. [Dee. 29, to l-3
(. 4 0031E AS THE WINDS COME.
%JODIE AS THE W,AVESCOME."
Preparatory to occupying our new and ele
gant Store, No. 21 Court Street, corner of Court
and Water streets, two doors east of Ilirehmann
Bros., we will for the next SIXTY DAYS close
out our entire stock of BOOTS & SHOES, RE
GARDLESS OF COST, as we wish to fill npat
the new store with an entirely new stock of first
classgoodk We have on hand the LARGEST
and BEST assorted stock of Boots and Shoes In
the city, and every one in need of anything in
our line, will certainly rind it to their interest to
give us a call,
Come and be convinced that we will do as we
advertise.
EGGLESTON & SKITIi,
SOT COURT STREET, (Lincoln Block.)
BINGHAMTON, N. V.
Dee. V, 1869
GEORGE lIARVEY,
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
AND CONWONOR OF FARM PUODUCE.
TO TOE PUBLIC
We are Pepping Butter to the best Commission [lous
es to New York. and will farhish Pails, free of charge.
guaranteeing the highest markot price for it.
Call and ere no in the Store Room formerly occupied by
L C. Keeler, S doors chore Koon's Rote.
GEOBlat HARVEY.
Montrose. Dec. =, ItsC".
THE ELIAS lIOWE
BEWDZO macams
In
Ar n ka n.. nw n l 3 ...lly4l , l
t , n ll y to nn b y a 121 . e:4e:1 i t e;l:g i ld v a n egg
awful
So v. 21, 1069. E. L. WEEKS A CO.. Agents.
OAMU PAID
For Idorknit, Coon and Fox Sktno, by _
Nov. 24, 18b9. E. L. WESKS d CO
A BEL ITRREI.L,
Ibis jun rettarrod from Now 'lark add' a large ad
dit ion to hi. 11-16.111,:ock or choice goods..
Mootrole, Nry. 24, Ititi9.
TO THE VVORREVO MASS.—We are now prepared
to runtish oil donee with contempt emplcqment at
home, the whole he time or for the apare moments.
Buttoets new, light and proatahle. Persons of either
met earn from Sec. tolh pe r , evening , end pm
port rum by devoting etr Whole lime to the boa
inets. Eby. and chin earn nearly as Mann as men.—
That n I who eon this notice may send their addrets.
sod test Ws hi:miners. we main:tilde unparalleled , offer:
Tu re oboe are nut well rettrllt . d. wa 1101111E11d $1 to pay
for the trouble of writing. Full particulars, a valuable
sus pi, which will do to tor - menee work on, and ("a
ny of The People* Literary (Mnpanion—ohe of the lie
gem. and best family newspa w pers publi-bed--all tent
free by mail. Header. if you ant permanent- eri'ala
ble work,addnuis E. C. ALLEN & CO., Augusta, Maine
Nor. 8.1669-4 m
F URNISHING GOODS.
Linen end raper Collar* and limas. Ties. Fairfti
Bow*. hurpender*,l3mhrellne,Satchel*, Trunks, White
rind Finalise', Shirt. in variety. •t
OurrENnum. Romigsarz, & Cc's.
AVVOLL,"; GOODS.
, .
Flannels plain all colon, !awl , plaid n.Pera
rhirting extra line 4-4 wh!te, Bed thanheta.
C irrittre and Borst Blankets. Clot h..C.afaimere, Beavers
and Chin - China?, It the vani. In CT CM, Variety • at
tit"TTEN BERG, HOS. d. COIL
ZADY MODE CLOTHING.
largeat stock In the county—an our own wen.
uttriure—warracted good work road in low es to defy
111 e.tat t atitlttit. youth'f. and boys' complete
.to , . II e't lane variety. al
Iit:TTENZLIM. Ileemtattm. L Coe.
GOLD JEWELRY
A New and largo supply,
Montrose, Nor 24, MA ABEL TERRELL.
WIZARD OIL and nearly everything
At TURIIELL'B.
Doss i TRIMMINGS 'r-dri FANCY
QPODB. • •
Buttons Or all •
deferiptions. Ifendqtuirtersii
• • ,Ptrrraintna, itamomtna. A Co's.
OVER
-0 yEttopATs, OVERCOATS,
lamp and email, good and cow
moronality.ln great variety. at
" GETTENEinto. BOWIE/kr* a COL
•
• .
. L
d llnE 1" AL . Vt
trytrearti this. It'6.7.4DERVOL IS ti.VE tuts been the
*tr.erst of ah'old Connecticut family by the name of
Phehe Baker. glirnow it comes forth to bless man
kind. Its power to at.t.sT Tare. to Warne sullitEnta.
to trzir. nerves, I , very eqtritortintry : the like aft
has naver been known. 1000 persons already bear tee.
time-.. one person says I bought It $l. Pot, and I
. would not ho. wltholt It An. $lO. or I bad to go airthe
P
to N. T. for IL"- Poysleism. recommend it. and $4
pots are ordered daily for and Public lusting
nuns, to every paid litr, T. S.
For eats, Burns, Bo
Bruises, Sores, Cheers,, WITH-
Cancers, Sore Nipples, •
Broken Breasts, CiIV- OUT IT
-- !red Lips and lianas,
ONE IEI-options, blind and IN TH E
bleeding Piles, Comb, • •
Bunions, Chilblains,
„P.,A" 1 7. .. bitea or animals, Ja
•:.; ; ',..,.-: .: sods, etc..nte...,
DON'T
-Pin'Thlggifits Ikerp tepr • ,Air
10,000 un s are elve away toteitt virtue.
- • . IW - 01) **your Drum:lll%2nd gettose
$2,52, sadtsiliwt.a tient. parch Pidcal,
A4drets COSTAR Co4 . l3lloirsrd Street-, N. Y.
OTTON GOODS.
Anzeilita:itepet/szt
.10tSiFe,d.61,0113(npOactif aa its asset is qutectit
THE FLOOD!
COME AND SEE TEM FLOOD OP
Now Goodl9,
Just arrived st
A. cE .1)., li. LAT II ROP'S
DREII3 GOODS
In large quantltleo, of all Silks and Man
LARGE STOCK
Of Hata and Caps, Furs, Ready • Rada Clothing, Oust
,meres, Beavers, Sackings. Horse Blankets.
104 Blanket., Bed Spreads, Hardware,
Crockery, Roots and Shoes,
&a- 6.c.
We am Agents lar the Celebrated
PARIIAM SEWING MACHP.ZE I
Mvatroen. 04. 12.
RE IT KNOWN!
That 'h+ lamest and beet sibetloo of
READY RAE CLOTHING,
O CLOTHS CASSI
HMS. D RESS 000Ds F AU-KINDS. DO.
AlasTIC GOODS. 811A.Y7LR, cLoARS.
lIATs & CAPS. LADIES'
GENTS FURNISHING
GuoDS,.I4 Lla
I mas
00 03.
FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS. etc eta.,
to be found In tbls part of the State, ran always be
fuuud at 'be wall Mauna and pupula: Elora of
'G-uttenbery, itosenbaum .co
M. EL DEW • t:ER„ representing this grui to Mont
miss, arriving lately trum New Turk pith
A VERY EXTENSIVE STOOL
ntabore mentioned nondr. 'unable frtr the Pell and
Winter gamed. and having tak.n particular pans in se
henttaome re and designs. am well a. looldsz
Wdm old s verbstyl ~• a penny saved la a penny earned:
We atter nursolvet of having TIAMAINS for al
who w fl ant to be miming In making their prirrhaen.
We wonlrl request s all and Inspection of one goods.
OUTTENDEXO, ROSIVAISAL'It d CO
/lostruee, Oct. let, 1809
ENTS WANTED. AGENTS
CL , I7ANTED, $l5 to $20 , 9 per month, Mate and fe
male, to tell the celebrated and original Common Souse
Family Sewing Machine, Improved and perfected. It
"rill hem, fell, stitch, tuck, bind, btaid aid embroider
Ina most advert., manner. Price-only 4115. For elm.
petty and durability, It has' DO vital. • Do Sotbny from
my parties aellibg machines ander the same name as
.onra_ AMir .6....0r-oiso , a
111. as they arc worthless Cast Iron Machines.
For Circular, and Tcrma l l .
apply or addretta,
CRAWFOI4I A CO..
419 Cliesttilit Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Oct. 20, 1869.-3m—Jow
FARM FOR SALE
The enbseriter offers for sale his Farm , situate in
the Old part of New Milord township, conWning
ONE * HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-THREE ACRES.
BB arms improved. well watered by springy, and a email
creek. There are two houses. one dew. and three barns.
one new, and other outbuildings, and two good orchards
The land not Improved I. heavily timbered.
Terms made easy. For Ihrther Informed= call on or
re
addss the suberiber at New =ford, Saxes Co. Pa.
Nov. 10. aBo3.—tt JACOB WAYMAN.
TIRE RAILING,
WIRE GUARDS,
For Store Fronts, Asylums, dc.
Iron Bedsteads. Wire Webbing for Sheep and Poultry
Yards. Brass and Iron Wire Cloth,
E leves, Fenders.
Screens for Coal Ores, Sand. Sc Heavy crimped
Cloth for Spark Arrest. rs, Landscape Wirer , for Win
dows, etc. Paper Makers' Wires, Ornamental Wire
wort, etc. Every informarina by addressing the man
ufacturers. B. WALESIL A. SONS.
Ap.7ylgd No II N. Sixth it., Philadelphia.
-2-:4OtrATE OF JOSEPH GARY,
fare of Jackson,.Sue quehanna county, Pa., dec'd.
Letters of administration 'upon the estate of the
above named decedent basin. been granted to the un
dersigned, notice is hereby fren to all persons indebt
ed to said estate to makeimmediate payment. and
those having claims against the same to present them
duly authenticated for settlement to the undersigned-
LEANDER GRIFFIS, Adm'r.
Jackson, Dee. 15. 1401 •
ESTATE OF BENJ. WARNER, late
of Igew Milford township, SCRIPI eo:. deed.
Letters of administration upon the estate of the above
named decedent having been ;ranted to the underelha•
ed. all persons indebted to said estate are hereby uni
fied to make immediate payment, and those imeing
claims &genet the same to present them duly authentt
eated for settlemenL
JOEL S. TINGLEY, Adet.
/*Jew Milford. Dee. 15.
ErATE OF T. J. ROBINSON,
11Plate of Lathrop township, husquehnnua
Pa. deceased.
Letters of admiotstration upon the estate of the ahoy°
named decedent baying been granted to the on deraign
ed, all persona indebted to nit estate arc hereby notl
nod to make Immediate payment, and. those having
claims again PI the some to present them duty autheutl.
cited for settlement.
Lathrop, Dec I, tenn.
ESTATE of EDWARD FLANIGAN,
Woe Silver Lake, Snore county. Pa.. deed.
Letters otadmlntatratlon upon the estate of thesboa's
named decedent haat on been granted to the undersign•
ed. all persons Indebted to said canto are hereby nett.
nod to mate Immediate payment, and.these having
nee16.111151.1 the same to present them duly anthentl •
forsettlement.
IANES NeP t ABIL
ELIZA lILTII FLANIGAN.
Ainers de bends non cam testament* 41111.10.
Slicer Lake, Dec. I, IND.
BUFFALO ROBES,
• Both with aud without aim :min; sod Hain. lint
rethl nil at
Nov. H. wro. E. L. WEEKS & C 0...
BEAUTIFUL. SETS of FURS
• • in throe and four go4 ll k. Mak, Fltab. fable, Canny
!tail Elver Utak, grauvd, at
Tlaa. yt, IWO. E. L.' , allllll3 as COV.
MEMZU
Of new Hatters. Droadellatka.Coatlngt; and
FWD Caufmarti.—ales a bur thing for IA pier backs.
tithe yard. ar raadanto Warder. by
002. & CO.
- .IVVW gIIAWLS,
zfizir Dims Gooin,;
• /icor Printr. New rant, 160049•N0W Lloods.beavet
trimmed. just recelVed by
- B. L. WEEE3 ;
HOUSE.
1,110101#5.,. . - •
sigma • atATIVE tt RABB Bit,iiiift
itiievypun , : and moiety of othet 'toadied Wind tug
Chcrei:Beandy, Cider Brandt cc. Nearly the differ
Meng kthactif Rtim) Masud OM. old BO lad MIAMI
wnlakay. dkohol,Fitraßrlrrifßay,Riandit , iennstsat
1,7 an band and for ask Dy .
0/11. muursi&
Xoatesat. gar* lin teMI
GLAD TIDINGS TO CONSUMPTIVES—A gra•ele.
rather nend to MI no:Lowish It, the titroMl o-. 8
which his donate, after boeg droll ay DJ the obyet
daze and &spotted or by her Either, woo reamed fro
coot:mod commotion to posted taint', nation:tic ot ,
of medicine. Sent tree. Address
c 100.19-4 Me. OszrrD. Plolzrxr. Jersey City, 11... T
• FREE TO BOOK AOKI'S...
We 1011 send a handsome prospectus of our NEW II
LUSTItATED POUFS' BIBLE. to nyft t
CO of charge. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO
Ptiflndelphis. Pa. • [Dee. 29-4
FARMERS' HELPER
Shows hair to dotolo the prtiftts of thorium; and now
Farmers and their sons can race make $163 perms ln
Winter. 10,000 tended will be mailed free to.—
Senn name and address to ZEIGLER, McGill - Mr it CIL,
Philadelphia, Po. [Dec. 29.T4
THE BEST. THE BEST - .
OrTHE SCIFNTIFIC Ar. ERICA:I.4O
A weekly Illustrated Journal of IC pages, devoted to ]fa.
chinery. Agemilturil Improvements, Chemical Sauce,
and New Discoreriefl. A Spleadid Journal.
$1,500 Cash will be paid for dabs of subscribe CO lhr
tOtirof Februari t
A handsomesteel plate engraving of IO distin
gtilthed American ventors. presented to Subscribets.
Specimens of paper, prowectuseskall blanks tor tamer
sent free. Terms, $3 eel a year; $1 60 for 6 month,—
Viscount to Clubs. E book of importance to all about to
apply for patents. sent tree. Write for hill particulars
concerning prizes and patents, to
Min& d. CO.,
Publishers and Patent Solicitor*,
3: Park Row, New York.
a. a D. IL I;ATIIItOP
NStrltALGlA—Nerroasness and Female Walnuts
Cared.—A Clergroan's Widow sutfered for yaw
with the above diseases ; will lend tht means of her own
ears free. lire. DULL Jersey City. N. J. (deetrJ—i
1870. THE NURSERY. 1870.
The best, cheapest and moat richly Maatrated atantbly
Magazine for Children, 451.50 a year In adr:ince. Sob
scribe now, and get the last *umber of 18459 FUZE'.
.Addless JOIISi 1.. hI.IOREY.
dec2O-.4 El Washington Street, Boston.
THE MAGIC COMBwIII change any col
ored bnlr or beard to
a.pormanent blnekOr
brotin. It coolants
no poison. Any one can one It. One scot by =all fort!.
Addren MAGIC COMB CO., SprlngdtM., Man. .
Is l 55 A mentb made by agents selling OLIVE .
LOG N'S kraut work, BEFORE THZ
OOTLIGHTS and BEHIND THE SCENES. The :dad,
wary, rapid selling
. book otit. moo ordered the bat
month. Agents cm senors field and a $Y Cl outfit In*,
by mating this Alit, and addressing , PARM }LEE k CO.
Publisher*, Philadelphia, Pa., and 311ddIctown, Cosa.
Dee. zr- 4
HE has beet' traveling about humbogging dtriggl, eta
and private parties, [nixing up and Nellie.: a hero con.
porwil Platen ht calla WOLCOTT'S PAIN PAINT. MI
of Wolcott . a genotac renierttea harm , r u outelde
wrapper ( trillssignahnv wept). Loot out for counter
feit..
Mr. Pinta of WOLCOTT'S APINIFIStATOR for Ca
tarrh and Cold. In the bead,Or one Pi of Pain Paint,
for Ulcers or Pain, cent free of express ua rd.
eelpt of Oft money at 181 Chatham Square. v. Y:, or
toe Milton of rain Pala (dons to alraugtli) fur 3:8).—.
Small bottles told by all bia=lsti.
15,-4 IL L. WOLCOTT.'
.
LORILLARD'S " EttitEgA"
SHOEING TOBACCO is an excellent article of paw
u Latoi Irtr g ivia. n
—Wherever introdnee t it is oral - chatty admi r ed.
—lt I. put up in Min.:2OlTM 133t1Viirl in solidi
orders (or lleereehauth Pipes are daily paclted.
LORILLARD'S " YACHT CLUB" •
SMOKING TOBACCO has no superior; being denlitot.
haled. It cannot micro nerveless conxtitatlousi or
ple or sedentary habits.
—IL Is produced Boni selections of the Quest stock,
and prepared by a patented and original rionner.
—lt Is very aromatic. ruildxisid light in weight—hence
It alit last coach longer than others; nor does It ban"
or Wog the fottzte, or leave a disagreeable afteictinde.
—Orders for p„,enuine, eler,xittly carved. Mserseltanna
Pipes, ether monnted,rind wicked in neat leather pock
et eases; emplaced Id the Yacht Club brand daily.
LORILLARD'S " CENTURY"
CHEWING TOBACCO.
—Yttis brand of Fino (suit hewing Tobacco has no
superior anywhere.
witbout doubt the beet cberwing tobacco in tbis
country.
LORILLARD'S SNUFFS. - •
HAVE been IngenTl i are in the United S tale s once
110 rears , and atilt k
tadl tilgod the bent "whereeer
--If Tour storekeeper does not hare these articles for
isle, ask him to art them.
—They ~ro 'old by respectable Jobbers almost oral
where.
—Vifetffars mailed on
Loit application.
ulasitt & 00,
hew. York.
02523213
MM1";'1M7477C71: - :
That the MASON Jr. BASIL* CABINET Ind ME.
TROPOLiTAN ORGANS are the BEST IN' TILE
WORLD to proved by the almost : unanimous opinion of
professional rttsleiane, by the award to them of SEV
EN CY.FIVE GOLD and !SILVER MEDALS or other
highest prefalamd at principal indnatrial competitions
within a few yenn, Including the Aledal at the , Parts
Exposit tie's. and by a sale very mach greani than that
of any similar instruments. This Company manufac
ture only First Claes Instromette, and win not motto
"cheap organs" at atty price, or, entree an Inferior !petrel
went to bear their name, lislair.g greatly increased
their facilities for mannfacture.by the Introduction of
new machinery end otheresfee. • they are now making
Better Orgamsthan Eater Before . , at fncreased economy
in cost, whet, In accordance with their" Ex-'d policy of
aeiling altrair at least remunerative profit, they aro now
offerirf2 at fliCat Of Inferior Work. Four Octave Or
gans. Pt an %Valeta 'Case, W. Fire Octave Orr Ans
Double Reed, Solid Walnut CU!, carved and paneled,
with Flail Seen (riAle.Diapoiln. dlelana. Faac, Moo.
ulanf,) SI.Z. ether styles In proportion.
Circulars with fall particulars, Including accurate
drawings of the different at Ica of organs, and mach
Information which wine, of centre to every purchas
er of an organ, will be sent free, and postage paid, to
any one desiring them.
MASON .t HAMLIN ORGAN
U.S Tremont St., Roston ; Dediey, New Yoe",
DFcember 15th. lath,--4 .•
HNITTING 'MACHINE
KNITTIND EVER INVENTED.
TATS MACHINE Will ran either blekwardor forward
but far superior fu every relp•mt. Will Bi,iit„2o,ooo
STITCHES IN ONE MINUTE, ,
AND DO PERFACT WORE, lesyltni every knot on the
inside of the work. It will knits. Nur of stotkingt (any
size) in lees than hell an hour. It will knit
AVI ELY, Adm'r
Close or Open, Pain or 'Ribbed Work : ,
with any kind at edame or dne .rooksi yarn. or cation,
silk, or linen. ltwill knit stockings with drnible heel
and toe, drawers. hoads,racks. a mokinncaps. comforts.
PUr.ea. mutt. hinge. athans, nnbine. ouderaiceett,
mitten , . Pltalin ^ ran...lamp with...mans,. cow), ander.
shirts, shnwh.,istkets.cradic
dem, wristern. ti ;vets. tufted work, and h fact,
rn endless variety or articles in every day ass, as wall
aa for ornament.
PROD! 0 TO $lO PER DRY
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Chn hi Made lip any One mitkiris American Eagle; Ufa
cana.knitting siotkiags. an, while alpert array even make more ko Laing ftlail'Aroni. "Wet , alwlll
commands a Meanle. A ;teflon can iteel:ly knit
from twelve topairs of stockings pee (IV. tbs
runt oo whi.- b will De not teas Win font C:41111 per
'pair. . . .- , - - , -
FARMERS
Cho sell their wool at only forty to Obi cents pei tailid
bat by gating the wool muds, Into pro at a sznall:taV
pease. and knitting it into socks, too of ittnio At; ;Otto!
per dotted can bo rwatutd
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ipt of $ we will forveard A' machine - AL:Or-
We wish to procure ged ' es Agents In PIM 'Ogden% Of
the United Stairs mid capable., to whom the mott ilk.
end induce:ll,ml, trill be °greed. Adtietslt i'
'AMERICAN' inilrrillo blACltrili Ole, '-.
Dec, 1.5.-4 Dutton -liai!j ' ur bt. Loth*, go.
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Triperair. - tntni. FOr Clrc l ulannligit t
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sito , girWitoks. nuen,conk. LanTtlve3
pArsTsoffs f'•
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ul.by AZIEWITRItitIh,
Iloutrds e, if srtli'rri :beg. 7' • I
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WAR O unit a
INGS, and Cloth- Trimming*. In grill:,
deli at. . -outettitars,sosentattr 11-,
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DAIICEIEY & CO.
'THIEF.
AT LOWEST PRICES.
THE AZIEHIHAN YAIIILH
Is Presented to the Public as the: most
Simple. Durable, Compact and Chealp:
PRICE ; ONLY $25.
with equal facility : ;
Makes the Same Stitch as by Hand,
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4•-• • • • -eta g guiding
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Onttepb,
eledigrOdlitacy at ~iaciiistaim colt:.
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