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Bates of Advertising
TAree•tonrika Intl of apace. or Im, nuke a square
Otielaquare, $ weeks or lees, $l.OO ; m 0.111.23; 3 mu.
$7.50; Bmo WO; I year. P.
I year.
One.cl,....•tith col., I mo, WO: 3 mo. SAM: 61110 . 3 12 Ak
$6lOO.
Onalnarter col,. I O. $6.50 ; 3 Mo. MOO ; 6 too. $2O ;
I yeas. $3O.
Mall' cohabit. t mo. $19.00; 3 mo. $43.00 ; 6 mo. $23.00;
I year. $3lOO.
One column. t mo. MOO: 3 mo. $35.00 ; 6 Ina. $ 6 O-00 ;
I year. $100.60. •
Auditor's Notices, $3 60 ; Executors' and Administra
tors' Notices, $303. All eommtmicrtions or limited or
individual interest, 10 ets. per line. Obituary Notices, tO
au par line. Marriage and Drain NCOCCII true.
Job Palluting executed neatly aid promptly at
fal. price*. • _
Deed% Mortgages. Notes. Joatters'. Constable,'
School and other blataksfor sale.
Zacsovel laa.teolliacbsscno.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFF/CESS.
President Judge—Hon. P. R. strecter.
Aasoelate Judges—A. IlaWed°. IL I'. Aubley.
Prothonotary and Clerk of tMurts—W, F. Sowell.
Degitter, Recorder. de —Jerome IL Lyon..
Platelet Attorney—D. W. Searle.
Treasurer—Benjumln Gl.dden.
Sheriff—Wm. T. Mosley.
Deputy Sheriff-li. B. Helme.
Barrryor—James W. Chapman.
COMII2I/410tICRIF-352111Sheres, J. T. Ellie, Preverved
Diode. •
Commissioners' Clerk—Wm. A, Common.
Joey Commissioners—F. B. Streeter, Mr opfeio, Darriel
Brearater, Wm. A. Croesmna
Auditor —F. B. timodler, Tracy Ilayeen, 11.31. Jones.
Coroner-Dr. C. C. Halsey.
MONTROSE & BRIDGEWATER ASYLUM.
DlnrCrons.—Perrin Wails, John Trumbull. W .L. Cos.
Timserar-11. 0. Camp.
Itmarard—ft. Ilemjarala
Myslelati—Dr. J. D. Vail.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Thirgers-.C. M. Gm. Couatil-D. F. Aurae. W
L Coz, Damlel Sayre. U. F. Terrell, seam Sic
S. Foster. D. D. Searle, A. D. Butterfield. J. I. Van.
' Theeenrer-4 D. Vail. C.:marshle-Jetio C. Howell.
nigh constable—Charles J. Whipplr..
School Direciars—Wm. D. Jessup, J. R. DeWitt. W
W. Watson, D. Thatcher, B. F. Austin, M. B. Bekaa.
MINISTERS
Preabyterlan—Rre. Jacob O. linter
Epleattpal—Rev. IL A. Wants:ter.
Raptlit—liataat
Iletbodtst —Rey. Meg Elwell.
tratholle—Rev. J. Slattery.
ASSOCLATICANS
Warren Chapter. No. ISO, meets at Masonic Hall on
Thursday of with mouth oa or before full moon.
Warren Lodge, No. NO. A. Y. IL. meet. a Ma•onic
nail the Itrst Wednesday of erten roman on or before
fall moon, and the second Wedbesday thercaftli r.
Montrose Lodze, No. ISt. 1. 0. of 0. F., meets at Odd
Fellows Hall every Tuesday evening.
ttt. John's Eneampto.nt. No RD. meets at Ood Fel
lows Ball the bd 4th Fries) each rnotoh.
Robyn:ape:pre Ledre, No. 7. meet. at Odd Fellow.
Ilan the dent Friday each month.
Ilotstrove Lodz. I. 0. of G. T. meet. at Good Temp
lar. Ulan e'er, .111011 day eeeo n:.
Good Samerita t Temple of Honor. No. 16 meets at
Oand Templars' Dint the Ed Friday of each month.
farWe would again call the attention of our
readers to the very generous oiler. which we
make them, in giving them the American Stock
Journal free for one year, in connection with the
Democrat, by complying with the terms, which
are subscribing (or renewin,g) at once, and pay
ing one year in advance. quite a large number
have done so already, and the time is
limitcd—
Do not delay, for you are only asked to do what
is for your uttermt—to pay m advance for the
lemocrat, and receive one of the best Agricultu
ral Jonrnab that is now pnbiiahad for one year,
from January, 1870. Let not that of l "tither'
procrastination pilfer from you this golden op
portunity.
Heavy Fire In Towanda.
On Friday night or Saturday morning
last a very destructive fire occurred in
Towanda, destroying the whole block of
buildingssouth of the Ward House. It is
pretty authentically reported that the loss
Is between 400.000 and 500,000 dollars.
How much insurance we have not ascer
tained. Stroud and Brown of this place
have quite an amount. The cause of the
fire we have not learned.
Dentistry.
Dr. J. a. Smith, " the either of Dental Sur
gery," is at Morse's Hotel in Grangerrille, and
Dr. T. J. Wheaton still be there on Monday,
Feb. 7th, 1870. [Feb. 2, 1870.
Fine Oien.
Mr. Hart, who Ikea upon the Mulford farm,
drove u fine a pair of 4 years old cattle through
our borough the other day as we have seen late
ly. They were well mated, finely built, and
weighed 8,200 lbs. Mr. Mulford informed us
that they had been fed nothing but hay. lie
had lately purchased them of Mrs. Drinker.
Dominion.
The friends of Rev. L P. Towner will make
him a Donation visit at the Parsonage and base
ment of the Church, in Fairdale, on Wednesday',
Feb. 9th, afternoon and evening. All are invi
ted. By order of Committee.
Free Temperattee Lecture.
Dr. N. J. Cogswell, of Bradford county, will
Lecture on Temperance at Good TrinpLars'
hall in Montrose, on Wednesday evening Feb. 2
at 7 o'clock. The public are invited.
Montrose, Jan. 26th, 1870.
Warford Age&cultural Bodely.
Thelth annual meeting of the Marian! Ag.
ricultural Society will be held in liarford VS
lageon Monday evening, Feb. 7, 1870, at which
time °Maws ♦ill be elected for the ensuing
year, itt. All are invited. By order of Execu
tive Committee.
A. J. TIP -PANT, Ber'y
Donation.
The friends of Rev. IL 11. Gray will
make biro a Donation in Dimock, of E.
Carlin's Feb. 10th, afternoon and evening.
All are respeetfally iniated.
Ballad Entertainment
By D. D. Ayder, at Mcntrose, on Fri
day evening, Feb. 4th. Tittrta, 25 cents.
Doors open at 7 o'clock—to connnentx at
7/.
1 take this method of acknowledging a
donation of $206 from the members of
the Masonic fraternity of Clifford Lodge
on the evening-of Jan. sth. Also a purse
of $22-50 from Nicholson Lodge to be Ad
ded to the above--making the handsome
sum of $220.50. ishall - ever remember
the donors With gratitude and prayer for
this unmerited epression of their good
will • EDWIN EL Tztrxso.v.
Clifford; - Jan. 27, 1870.
Impnortant Deddon..
On Monday the 24th nit. the Snpreme
Court of New York rendered a verdict
anst the D. L& W. R. R. in favor of
Charles Eaton, who it was alleged receiv
ed injuries through the carelessness of a
conductor. Me' was a dead :head on the
train, but the Court scene to have explodo:
ed the suppOeition thitrompanies lure not
liable le such eases
lE'lre of len;bville.
The nava shop of Flynn and Ityaw,of
Frieudsville was destroyed by fire on
Fri
day last. Loss notyet ascertained. There
was an insurance upon it by Stroud and
Brown of (WOO.
lire at Athens.
A small dwelling owned by Mrs. Wit
kenson, waa burned on Friday night last.
A bakery and other buildings adjoining,
were saved with difficulty. Insurance,
$7OO origin of fire unknown.
Eoivery.
A Towanda nigger nann•d Gettes, fool
ishly employed in the responsible position
of sexton of the Presbyterian church io
that place, has been detected in drawing
money upon forged cheeks, and lodged in
jail. In almost every situation " the col
umd troops tight bravely."
A Card.
Prof. Stephen Shelp would tender to
his friends in Fairdale his gratefnl ac
knowledgments fur their liberal donation
of near 850 on Saturday evening last.
Jessup, Juu. 31, 1870.
Disturbing Religions Meeting*.
' In many places it seems to be a behef
among young men, that religions bodies
have no rights which are hound to he re
spected. Our community is, fort unately,
not grievously afflicted with this style of
lawbteaking, but it may be well to pute
lisp the facts in a case which has just been
legally decided. A young man named
Seachrist, in Dallastown, York county,
recently so misbehaved himself in church,
as to break up the meeting. Upon his
trial for the offence, the Presiding Judge,
the Hon. Robt. J. Fisher, asserted the
right of religious bodies to form their own
rules for governance, and the liability of
persons breaking them to be punisha—
Seachrist was sentenced to pay a fine of
five dollars, the costs of prosecution, and
to be imprisoned in the county jail for fif
teen days.
State Agricultural Society.
The annual meeting of the Society, for
the purpose of electing (AM 'S for the en
suing year, took eluee at the rooms of the
Society at Harrisburg, on Wednesday,
Jun. 19th. The following gentlemen were
elected : President, Joint C. Morris. Vice
Presidents, Daniel G. Drieshach, George
Scott. The committee a ill meet on the
16th of March next to fix a time and place
for holding the next exhibition. The
terms of office of the recording secretary
and treasurer do not expire until March
next.
Scarlet Fca•er
Is now very prevalent throughout the
country. It is a dangerous disorder when
not promptly taken in hand. It begins
with, languor and loss appetite, followed
by fever and sore throat, and then the
"red patches" on the cheeks appear.
When the symptoms are first observed,
place the child in a room which is warm
hut well ventilated. Administer warm,
weak lemonade with a little gout arable
dissolved in it. Cover the abdomen with
dry wane flannel, then take a neatly fold
ed bed sheet and place it in boiling hot
water, wring it out by means of dry tow
els. arid place it over the flannel on -the
child's abdomen. This must be ri.peated
until porspiration is observed, which trill
not result for some minutes, when the
patient will drop iuto a quiet slumber,
;ind with careful nursing is saved. All of
this may he dune before a physician can
be summoin.sl, and will prove a great
ausilliary to his course of treatment—in
many eases it will enable him to save the
life of a dear child and prevent the dis
orders which almost always follow this
dreadful complaint, when it is not prompt
ly assailed by this simple preliminary
home treatment.—Ex.
County Institutes.
In response to a letter for information
addressed to the State Surkrintendent of
Common Schools by a teacher at William
sport, the said official under date of Dec.
10th, has made the followintlecision
rel
ative to the law regulating theholding of
County Institutes :
" That School Directors are not com
pelled to close their schools in order to al
low their teachers the privilege of attend
ing a Teachers' Institute."
School Directors cannot compel teach
ers to attend aninstitute.
Whether Directors can deduct any
thing. from the salaries of teachers who
do not attend an Institute, depends upon
the contract between the parties."
COST 0 F TILE WAIL -$9,000,000,000
(nine thousand million's) is Mr. Wells' es
timate of the cost of the war—taxes per
petual upon every body and every thing.
This is the cost of abolishing the Con
stitution our fathers, Washington, Madi
son, Franklin and Hamilton, left us, and
of demonstrating the negro to he little
superior to the white man. This has been
the cost of radical administration of the
federal Government for a few years only.
Another Pig heard from.
Mr. F. W. Boyle of New Milford butch
ered a pig only 30 months old,weigbt
mated when dressed 207 lbs. Ides-sre.
Hancock and Turner were employed to
dress this pig, and will touch for the
above.
As soon as a satisfactory pedigree of
this pig can be collected, it will be given.
to the public. Also a full and interesting'
description of a wonderful calf raised an d
owned by a farmer of New 31ilfurd.
now wUI be be iteeelved.
How will the negro.U. S. &miter be re
ceivetLby his radical colleag,nes ? That
is a goestiou we cannot help asking? It
will not do for them to treat him as the
radicals of the house did Mr. 3lenard,
" the colored gunman from Louisiana."
lie must not be crowded back into a dark
corner, and compelled to crouch on'an un-'
used sofa under the gallery. The Han.
W. li. Revel is, according to radical doc
trine, the perfect equal and the' full peer
of Stunner s Simon Vameron or any other
Senator, The radicals mast act up to the
principles they profess. They must face
the music manfully. Revel is au • Ohio:
" nigger," a carpet bagger. That prevents
him from, bein_g a proper representative of
the blacksuf Mississippi ; but it will hot,
authorize the radicals to treat him with
any diarespect. .Let Sumner open his
anus to the new corner t and let him see,
that there is no eihibition of " the Var.'
barism of caste" On the &Publican side of
the Sznate.—Zanoaster Inieligencer. .
—Tliree Germans, living near Belvidere
have died of trichina, from eating
diseased pork. and *Alt others- drinter:
onslytick from the same cam*.
- NEI3/11r8II8 PUOIOIIII VI It ET'S
Fulton BL.; - New York. ' •
Week ending Jan. 28, 1870.
Butter, pa k
g l.l
Cherae, dfacairy, per , 1b.....
•• tory • ...
Eggs, per doz ..... .
Flour, per barrel. .....
Corn intn1,190.1135,• • •,•
Rye
Winnicper, MOW—
'
OTOS
Corn
Hops, crop of ISM—
Beef, sides, per lb ....
Hoot,
Potatoes,w
Turkeys, per Ib.
Chickens "
Geese 'f
Tallow ' ')' • ••
AWC.6kXa.Za.x.a..43r•xia.
McOmmu,--Trrve—ln Rarfotd, on (be 17th
ult.;lty Rev. A. Miller, Hugh McConnell, of
liseford,,and Miss Florence E. Tilts, of Nich
olson.
Mr.natt: Fairdate, Jan. 22d, by
Rey. W.m.Ahclp, Mr. Win Add S 31eradis and
ss 14 , 7. 2 C2u15r,,37t,t!nf Rush.
r:IZIALTNICIE3.
Loomm—ln Hurford, Jan. 23d, Laura, wife of
Dr. E. N. Loomis, aged 44 yean.
Dear Advertioements.
ORIVAVILIWiLt4 SALE:
The result of my experiments the last season
with the Norway Oats have been fully up to my
expectations, and i ptn'ltatistped they are well
adapted to our soil, and tliat every farmer who
possibly can should get the seed. I bought last
spring of the Ramsdell agents in New York,one
bushel of 39 lbs. of the Norway Oats, I sowed
them on one acre of good ground, and harvest •
el from it 70 bushels of 80 lbs. per bushel, mak
ing an Incseasept4Pbtishels frothiopte.
I alsosotred in the same bri crtf &Molly gco I
ground, 3 bushels of 30 lba each of common oats
on one acre, and harvested therefrom 115 bushels
OfBOlOS. Mr bushel, an :Ermicaso of 18 bushels
from one. Therefore from this trial I am satis
fied that the Norway Oats will produce twice as
much as the common Oats. It' any wish more
confirMation, I would tettitthem to reporti from
all parts of the country, given in the Rural New
Yorker of Jan. Bth, 18 . 70.
PRICE $4 per BUSHEL of 32 Ibs.
Call soon, as I have but few to scIL
For dale by
R. L. S PIIIN
Sunnuertiville, Feb. 2, 18 0.-0 t•
sELLING ouT
GEO. HAYDEN will offer his entire Stock
of Goods at Cost for the next sixty days.
A large stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Cloth
log, Boota, Shoes, Itats, Caps, Crockery, etc.
THIS TS NO III:31131:G
Mv stock roust be sold, as I have to leave the
Emi
Now is the time for bargains. Thmie having
my Rutter Pails will please return them.
Al persons Indebted by 110le or book account
will please settle up without further notice.
GEO. HAYEEN
New Milford, Feb. 2, 1870.-4
HA RVEY & STAMP,
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
Floor. Salt, Butter, Pork, Lard, Ham. Salt Fish, Tallow.
CondLis, Crackers, Cheese, Coffee, Spices, Choice
Yeas. tlogan,' Iticr. Dried and Claimed
Fruit. Tobacco. Cigars, Snuff.
nod all other articles usually kept In a Snit class Grocery
and Prorialon
We will mark oar Goods as low as we an afford, lied
well for cask, or exchswac for produce,
We will herukh Palle arid ship Butter for risme who
deafra oe to, and endeavor to chrozooduathirattiou
..
PATRON ...OE SOLICITED
GEORGE HARVEY
• • r, P. STAMP,
Montrose, lib. 2,1222.—1 f
A:A .UDITOIt% NOTICE.
he tindereigned an auditor appointed by the Or
phau's loon of Susquehanna county, upon excep
tions filed to the account of A. D. Corse, admin.
letrittor of the estate of Jonas Mann. deceased. will
attend to the ditties of hi• appointment at his office in
Montrose, on Thursday, Wch tO„ itiTA at 1 o'clock p. m.
P. A. CASE. Auditor.
liontrosc:Pcb:rh, •
=
4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.
.Tbuncrodzesea - A.ingettrar-appebareit b - the
thphan s Court of ltusquehanna county to distribute
the and to tha hand* of the administrator of the estate
of E. B. Rowell. dec'd. xlll attend to the duties of his
appointment at I.ls office in Montrose. on Friday the
tit day otilluruh. 11E0: at. lot/Auk. p.a3:,22whith
time and place, all &remotes att'requitedto present their
Maims or be debarred from camioa. in on said fund.
IP. A. CASE, Auditor.
Feb. 2, 0,113.-4
FARM FOR SALE,
Of.l74lcres, situated on the toad / from Sil
ver take . to Mud Lake, 100 acres improved; and
mast of balance In Lary timber, containing
several hundred cords of hemlock bark ; a good
House with L and barn, about 40 bearing apple
trees, well watered, a good water power, con
venient to churches, schools, etc.
inquire on the premises, or address
. A. J. fiIIELDON.
Jan. 19, 18:0.---1fam At: Joseph. Pa.
riOUP,T6 OP,';APPEAL.
. .
TbOCotatnissions of Susquehanna Com.:
ty have Axed upon the following dapaand dates
respectively for hearing appeals from assess
ments for the year 1670, at the Commissioners'
Office, In Montrose, to wit :
Apolacon, Checonnt, Friendsville,Forost Lake,
Little *glows. fuIAAP44O`O74 TuCloUir,
Feb. 15th, MOO. "
- Franklin, Liberty, Silver Lake, Lisburn, Jes
sup and Rusk on Wednesday, Fcb. 16th. 1870.
D i ni ceki LlAtir9l?.Bl l lZipAvilayliiMeat ARS tp.
Great Bend bor.,. opLaatuorertsialNefar
ford boro, on Thursday, Feb. 17tb, /WO
Harmony, Oakland, Sorra Bork Ararat,Jack
zok and otation, on Friday. rebj&b, 1870 -
Itiontroee n , BridgeWiter • aildißrooklyn, Mon
day, Feb. 2114,1870. -
Clifford, Drusdat Lenox,Gibtoo. ILstford end
nelA 6 capgie i =,
Com'ra Office, WSE
A. ORo424o2LCierk.
Montrose, Jan. 19, Imo.
RAMSDELL'S NORWAY OATS
This Oats will produce three times as much
as any other Oats. For sale at lowed mar k et
price, by VOL J. HEAVY,
Jan. 28, 18711-Bm* ' St. Josephs, Pa.
35Q38
15@,/17
1%118
30e81
4.61n5.50
~.........1,7540.05
1121.46
" - BB@OS
50458
. ...... 9501.00
10@•20
•
....... 12014
13®16
• 1....1.6002 GO
1e4418
...... 146016
12Q15
9010
VALUI3LE FARM FOR SALE
IN AUBURN TOWNSHIP.
The subscriber offers for sale the valuable
Farm situated in Auburn township, lately be
longing to J.lL3lcCaln. Said farm contains two
hunched and eight acres, one hundred and sixty
acres improved. There is on said arm a that
class two-story house and new barn ; two orch
ards ; a crudity of fruit tresas,, Said farm Is on
ly four miles from the .Lehigh Ailey Railroad,
well watered, good timber, and in every way a
Seat class farm. Persons In want of a good farm
will understand that a chance to purchase such
a property Is seldom Offered.
For terms and particulars, inquire of
E. L. WEEKS,
Assignee of J. 11. „McCain.
Also, fur sale, the HOUSE and LOT in Mont
rose now occupied by J. 11. McCain, with about
six acres of laud belonging thereto.
E. L. WEEKS,
Assignee of J. U. McCain.
Montrose, Jan. 19, 1870.—tf
Books for Farmers St Stock Breeders.
Boned Volumes of the AMERICAN STOCK JOURN
AL, for iaturcontatning SSI large double coloum inn.
sent ponage paid for
Bound Vottnnes of the American Stock Journal fur MK
contalng 281 page.. 0001 postage paid for E 1,60
The Dairyman's Menus], seat post paid for 46 eta.
The Horseman's Manual
The Burst Breeder's Manus!
The Sheep Breeder's Manual -• SS
The Poultry Breeder's Manual r
The whole are Manuals sent poet paid to one address
f0r.... $l.OO
Agents wanod. to whom liberal Inducements will be
offered. Address
N. P. BOER & CO.. Publishers,
Jaulh—km Parkesburg, (Imam./ Co. Ps.
DEMME
SSllaza. of t113.•5 W toll.
J. B. 1311E11-WOOD, WATCH MAKER,
PUBLIC AVENUE, 310STdOSE, PA.,
3d door abort Searle'. Bute!.
larri prepared to do any piece of work pertaining to the
trade. pr*Work Warranted Wan. 1, Itt:O.
PIUBISIIIIII CHESTER WHITE PIGS.
PURE Blood Short Ram IDarham).l:Moon, Alderney
end Ayreshlre Calves, Memo, Southdown a ad Cots
wold Sheep, Cashmere Galls, Imparted Suffolk. Emma.
Berimhlre and Sefton Pins. and all choke breeds of Paul-
Lt 7 fur sale. Send for Circular. and Prices Address
N. P. BUYER rt CO.
Janl9--ffm Parkeaburg, Cheater Co. Pa.
OTICE.
/A Tile Book Accounts, Stites and Judg
ments of Baldwin, Allen & McCain are in my
Winds for collection ; and all persons having
Notes and Accounts against Baldwin, Alien &
McCain, are requested to present them for set
lament. E. L. WEEKS.
Assignee of J. U. McCain.
Montmse, Jan. 19, 1870.-4
qt post 1
DISSOLUTION
The firm of C. F. HEAD s CO. a - as dissolv
ed on the 31st day of Dec. 18G9, by mutual con
sent. Either party will attend to the settlement
of accounts. C. F. READ,
E. McKINZIE,
C. 3f. READ.
The business will hereafter be conducted at
the old stand under the firm name of
REAL), GRIFFIS & CO
Montrose Jan. 1, 1870.—(19)3
GENULNE IMPORTED
NORWAY OATS.
From 100 to 190 bushels grown to the were. Weighs
from 40 to 45 pounds to the buebel. This oats has been
grown on every varlet; of soil. And in every State of
the Onion, with the moor perfect incite..
The grain It very large plump and handsome. has a i
remark ble thin busk, and ripens earlier than the corn.
soon varieties, i
The mom le bright, clear. etent and not liable to i
lodge. is perfectly clear of rust; and growl from 4 to 5
feet high.
We nave both the White And Black Norway, both the
same price and equally prodtwti. e.
We will send one quart of the abova Oats to any I
address post paid for ,l oo
Two quarts. poet paid !CO j
One peck sent by sprees or freight. 300 1
Half bushel, 2 t pound. si 00
One bushel. 40 pounds MAO
CAUTION. i3Y—We wish It distinctly nnderetoo I
that this is not a light oats weighing 23 to 34 lbs.
retrial In Now England. aw l .1d under the name of
Norway. but Imported Seed, every ems./ gnaranored
W weigh 491 b.,
or the money refunded.
Samples of both kinds sent free for a three cent I
'tamp. Also Circulars and Tindimonlans.
Address all orders to N. P. BOYER .k, CO.,
Part eshurg, Chester Co., Pa. j
Jan. 19th—am.
Eggs of Pure Bred Fancy poultry for
Hatching.
WE have on band We largest and best achytion
TT Fancy Poultry to be found In the country. Eggs
ruefully booed and shipped to 107 pall of the country.
For Circulars: and prices, address
N. P. BAYER & CO..
Parkenburg. Cheater Co. Po.
Jan 18-3 m
GROVER & 13.1ICER'S
/MST PREMIUM ELASTIC STITCH FAMILY
Scanty and ebutleity of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity of itarbitirry..
Using both threads diroctly from the spools.
thNo fastening of seams by hand and r.o waste of
read.
Wide [wive orappllcattun without chaege of ettleut.
meta.
The imam retains its beauty and armless after truth
's:4Bnd twain.
Uvalde. all kinds of work done by other Selene.: Ma
chines, tne.c Machine. execute the most beautiful
and permanent Embroidery and ornamental work.
r4rThe Highest Prentintnset nil the fair* and rxlll
- lone of the I.toltui States and Europa, have been
awarded the Grover & `Halter neWing Machines, and
the work done by thew, wherever exhibited in corupt,
10 — The very Wettest prtco, TUE CROSS OF TUE
L'EGION OP HONOR, woe couterted on the represent
atives of the Grover & Piker hewing Msehines, et th e
Expo4tlon Valverieite, Parts. Vail, thee attesting
diet:great euperlority seer all other hewing Machine..
For sale by F. D. en AN DLEIt, Montrose.
jowl. Iyr
CAYUGA PLANTER
I keep constantly on hand an ample rap•
ply of fresh grotintl Cayuga Plaster, for tale at
.Bsm• ton. - N. SHOEMAKER
brnamersville, Jan. 10, IR7o.—tf
WIZARD OIL and nearly everything
. 4
Tiaras nuaiSl,D7o,6 & VANCY
d a n rooss. Viadolu4rs
2 - oerarsus, Itamons, • co'.
BASIPLM SENT FREE TO FIRNIEDS
SEWING MACHINES,
-4.59 BROADWAY, SBW YORK.
roLNTEI or FrieELLENCS.
At 7TralltLve
STOVES ! STOVE:3.!
ForTbe
by Oreat American Base Banter and Base Heater.
sale
0. M. HAWLEY,
Now Milford, Ps„ Dec. lb, 100.-0
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
TALLMAN'S SELF-BALANCING GGISTAND.
4 anardned Inkstand, Pen Beck, Perpetual Wender and
Pen Wiper, occupying only the space of a common Itik
stand, Can be rolled over, dropped or tilted, without
opining any Ink, or Injuring the stand. Always right
side up. ho more opined ink ; no more reined menu
acripta ; St for palace or cottage ; no moresolled aupets ;
warranted to last a lifetime; It for city or C 01111417 •, At
for once or school room. For circular with terms to the
trade mud Agents, addren A. B. TALLMAN,
511 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
For We at the News 031oe of Geo. C. UM& Co. Mont
mse. Ps (Dec. 19, 1559-3
THE EliAs HOWE
SEVITIO MACHINE
I 'ba 7 d l dltob ! eb ;r tng's t s
In etor. Su bnytn; Ctantyoah,let
them.
Nor. It, ISOI. • E. L WEEKS & CO., Agents.
CASH PAID
For Morkrat, Coon and Fos Skins. by
Nor. 4, 1862. E. L. WEEKS & CO
A BEL TURRELL,
Ilan Jon retturned from New York with ■ large id
dhloo to his neon! .Loch of choice gouda.
Montrose, Nov. Zi, ISM.
iiiiiiqiiiiiiii
TO TOE WORKING CLASS.—We are now prepared
to famish ail elapse' with comment employment at
home, the whole orate time or for the spare moments.
Business ucw, light and profitable. Persous of either
sex easily earn from fhe. to $5 per evening, and a ro•
portionsi tom by devoting their whole lime W the bus
iness. Boy. and girls earn nearly as much as men.—
That • I who see this nutlet may send their address.,
and teat the busiorre. we make this unparalleled am:
To pucli as are not welt d. we will mend $1 to pay
tar the trouble of writing. Pall partieularo, a valuable
eampla. which will do to cor menet: work on, end a co
py of The People's Literary Companion—one of the lar
gest and bent family newspepere published—all sent
free by mail. Reader, if you wait permanent, pmata
r work, address E. C. ALLEN 3C0., Augusts, Maine
Nov. A 1P69-4m
F URNISHING GOODS
Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs. 'nes. Reads
Cows. elropenders. rtithrollas,Bstebels, Trunk,s, White
and Flannel Shirts In variety. at
Utrrensazuo, ItotcanAcw, 6 Co's.
WOOLEN GOODS.
Flannel. plain all colors, Caney plaid opera and
starting Flannels, extra fine 4-4 whltz, Bed Blankets.
Owing, and nurse Blankets, Cloth. Cauttners, Beavers
and Chinchillas, by the yard. In great variety, at
UUTTENBERCI„ 808. CO'S.
READY MADE CLOTHING
The lammit stock In tho county—all oar own man
ufacture—warranted rood work and so low as to day
all competition. Men'o. youth'f. and boys' complete
antra. always a large variety. at
Gerraimano. ROSICNSACII. et Cos.
GOLD JEWELRY
A Nevi, and lan:. an pply.
Monirose, Nor. 241 UM. ABEL TUBBELL
OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS; OVER
or all .Ise*, largo and mall, good and com
mon quality. In gnat 'minty, at
Orrraancao, Roassnara, & Co's.
1-':1
' MBE BAKER SALVE
100-ears tbls WONDERFUL 3 LLVE has. been the
Bee-rut of an old Connecticut family by tbo name of
Pliebe Raker. or Now It romes forth to bless man-
kind. Its power to ALLAY ram, to soarna SOTTLInz W.
to rts..T. nouns. is rem- eotritordinary ; the like °fit
has narer been known. IMO persons already bear ICS
thaw-.. One person my* I hottest a p Pot, sad I
would not he without It for $lO. or I had to go all the
arr. to N. T. for IL" Phrsiclans recommend It. and $4
pots are ordered daily for Iluopitels and Fabile Instltu.
dons, to every part of rho T. S.
For Cub Bums, Boils
Bruises, Sore 4, Uleers4
Cancers, Sore
Broken Breasts, Chap- OUT IT
ped Lips and Hands,
Eruptions, blind and lIN THE
bleeding Piles,Corns,
DON'T
Bunions Chilblains,
bites of animals, in-
HOUSE
sects, etc. etc.
All Drage ts keep It for ;ale:
10,0 no Boxes are given away tritest its virtue..
or-Go to your Druggist and get one.
$l, $3, and $5 pots sent safely packed. by express.
Addrer• COSTAR. CO., 131loward Street, N. Y
The Great Eternal Remedy.
Far Nan and Beast.
IT WILL CURE RHEUMATISM
The reputation a this preparation Is so well estate
lisped, that Dole need DJ said In this connection.
An NAN It has neeer faii•l to earn PAINFTT
NT.RE01.73 ArrEcTiose. CONTRACTING -strs-
CI.F.S. STIFFNESS AND PAINS IN THE JOINTS,
STITCHES in theSID It or Ilse:. SPR.I T NS, TatrisES,
BURNS, S W ELLINGS, COILNS and FROSTED FEET.
Nevins affected frith Menu. don con ha effectually
and pertnanenUyettred by Ivan; this wonderful peeps
ration: it pen-trates to the nerve and bona Insusedlatedy
on bring applied.
• OR HORSES It will enreSCEATCHES, SWEMILT,
FlSTrt.t. 01.1) CUNNING SOIIE4,
SADDLE Gol.t. It C%M .S. SPRAINED JOINTS,
9TIFFNEt; ov TIIR STIVLES,te. It trillprevent
HOLLOW HORN and WEAK DACE IN 11/LCII
COWS.
Lae° met with treat sneers In brit:tens my
if (stare within the reach of We Public. 1 tun daily ID
reesipt of letters from Physicians. protests, Merchants
and Far=nrs, testifying in its curative rowers.
DAVID E. FOUTZ, Sole Propridor,
BALTDIOLIE,
COTTON GOODS
Muslin*, Ticking, Calicos, Gingham', striped,' and
checked Shirting", Denim", !tn. as usual In galley at
ticrrattaraa, Ftoaaanaua Ji CO.
GENUINE WIZARD OIL:
For Sale by BURNS a NICBOLS
Montrose, July 21, 159. —4 w
1889. PHILADELPHIA 1869.
WELII Papers.
HOWELL & BOURKE,
Manufitetureni of
PAPER. HANGINGS -a; WINDOW SHADES,
Ektles !Imam, ('or. Fourth & Market Sts,
PHILADELPHIA.
Factory, tor. Twenty-tltinl and tinnsora Sta.
New Stykw every dny, of our own make.
Oet. 20-Iwlo
AWARE, LACKAWANNA And
ISTEUN ItAILItOAD. SummerArraatcmea►
TRAINS LEAVE
MID. • I EASTWARD.
Pagangr Nati I Pam
ttaln. I STATIONS. I Inds. %cal
A. 51. P. 31. P../
New Y0rke.... , ..... I 5.00
Now Ratapos -= I 1,85
ManunkA Cluitai.... 19.40
Delaware.. —Dine.— 12E3
Sertaton.— .• 0.15
Moacsoaws , .. a
1.103
5.5
H Dsra
Montrose 7,10
'ow Milford ,0.63
Great Bond. —; —. 0.05
*n l ot or Liboity.sl. Ail
' ' U. A. RENA'
Owieral Paw. saOTl,
Mill
train.
A. AL
8.00
; 11,15
121. r.
14 00
~,, 3,45
ty
4 4, , 51
o 111
0 456 4,81
r, 4.15
a,l P.M.
11,4 x
mss
Loci
1,40
9,10
MO
P. M
•..
PEBBLE SPECTACLES.—aIso corn
mos ftlieetaelta, a sew aappty kr was b_
Montzele. Set. 1.0, lea last Tumult-
THE FLOOD!
COME AND BEE THE FLOOD OF
Now Goods,
A.& D. R. LATIIROP'S
In lane quantities, of a➢ Styles and Prices
Or Hata and Uwe, Vora, Ready Made Clothing, Oust
mem, Beavers, Backings. Mono Blankets,
10.1 Blankets, Bed Spreads, Hardware,
Crockery, Beou and Shoes,
de. de. de.
.0 ,
We era Agents for the Celebrated
PARHAM SEWING MACIILNE I
Montrose, Oct. 13, ISO
BE IT KNOWN !
That the largest and best selection of
READY MADE CLOTHING. CLOTHS 21 CASSI
?SEERS. DRESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS. DO
MESTIC GOODS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS,
FURS. RATS ,t. CAPS. LADIES'
GENTS PL•RNISHING
GOODS, MILLINERY
GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, et. etc.,
robe found in this part of the State, eat always be
l'oaud at the well•knuera wad popular afore of
Guttenberg, nosenbaum (..s. 'Co
11. 8. DFSS VEIL representing this Orin In Mont
rose, arriving lately rem Now York with
A VERY EXTENSIVE STOCK
of *bone mentioned good*, mutable tor tho Pall and
Winter reason. and baring taken particular palm. In ae•
lecilng handsome styles and dmlgna. an well an looting
to the old prmern. •• a penny saved In a penny earned.'
we flatter °unwire. of havinn BARGAINS for all
who want to be waving in making their purchases.
WO ItWild request a caU and Inspection of oar good,
OVITENBERO. ROSENBAUM & CO
Montrose, Oct. 114,180.
%GENTS WANTED. AGENTS
WANTED, j'M to sMal per mouth. male and fe
male to s ell the celebrated and original Common Sense
Family Sewing llnehtae, improved and perfected, it
will hem. fell; stitch, luck, bind, Maid amd embroider
In a most superior manner. Price only El 5. For sim
plicity and durability. It has oo rival. De Loot buy from
ray parties selllhg machines under the same name as
ours, unless basing. Certificate of Agency *lvied by
as. as they are worthless Cast Iron Machines.
Fur Circulars and Terme, apply or address,
1.1. CRAWFORD • CO.,
413 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Oct. 41, I=l.-3m—Jaw
FARM FOR SALE!
The subscriber offers for sale hie Farm. situate la
the cant put of New Milford towitahtp, containing
I WITH-
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-TUBES ACRES
IRS scree improved. well watered by epilogs, and a email
creek. There are two breams. one new. and three bents,
one new. and other oatbaildinga, and two good orchards.
The land not Improved Is heavily timbered.
Term. made easy. For farther Infonnotion call on or
eddy:. the vubcriber at New Milford, Sap's Co. Pk.
Nov. 10, tetal.—te JACOB WATMAN.
WIRE RAILING,
WIRE GUARDS,
For Store Front., Asylums. &c.
Iron Bedsteads, Wire Webbin for sheep and Poultry
Yards, Brass and Iron Wire C loth, Sieves, Venders,
Screens for Coal Ores, Sand. &c. Heavy crimped
Cloth for Spark Arrest. rs, Landscape Wire, for Win
dews, etc. Paper Maketw' Witco, Ornamental Wire
work. etc. Every Information by addressing the man
ufacturers. N. WALKER & 8055.
Ap.iylgd No 11 N. Sixth et., Philadelphia.
ESTATE OF JOSEPH GARY,
late of Jackson, Snaquebanna county. Pa.. deed
Letters of administration apiip the estate of the
above named decedent haring been granted to the un
dersigned. notice is hereby given to all persons indebt
ed to old estate to snake immediate payment, and
those hosing claims against the Immo to present them
duly anthentlemed for settlement to the undersigned.
LEANDER GRIFFIS, Admit..
Jackson, Dee. 15, 181 •
ESTATE OF BENJ. WARNER, late
of New Milford township, tharq's co.. deed.
Lettere of administratiou upon thee:tate of the above
named decedent having been emoted to the undersign
ed, all persons Indebted to said Wade are hereby noti
fied to make Immediate, payment, end those having
claims against the same to prate= them duly nutlet:di:
cited for settlement.
JOEL S. TEIGLER. Adnir.
New 3.lUford, Dee. IS,
rSTATE OF T. J. ROpINSON,
11-4 late of Lathrop township, Susquehanna co.
Pa. deceased.
Letters of administration upon the estateof the above
named decedent busing been granted to the undersign
ed, MI persons Indebted to said estate are hereby noti
fied to make Immediate payment, and those haring'
claims againet thesame present them drily authentl;
gated for settlement.
Lathiop. Dee 1„ 18 D
IPSTATE of EDWARD FLANIGAN,
lase of Silver Lake, Stioq's coosity. Pa., deed.
Letters of administration upon thoestitteof theatmee
named decedent haring been granted to the undersign.
ed, all persons Indebted to said estate are hereby nett.
fled to make Immediate payment. and those halting
CitliMPagninuit the same to present them duly authenti
cated forsettlement.
JA3IRS IdeCAGE
ELIZA fIETII FLANIGAN,
Miners de bouts non cum testament° annex°.
bliver Like, Dec. I, 18t3.
BUFFALO ROBES.
Both with and without trimming and lining, Just
received at•
Nov. dl, lt9:i9.
B EAUTIFUL SETS of FURS
In three and four gripe, Mink, Flteb, Pablo, Coney
and lUs Mink. grainal, at
Nov. 21, stinv. E. L. WEEKS A CO'S.
DKNTISTRY.
C. A. SACKETT'S Dental Hume, New Mllfutil.Ps
Partlddblr attentionqTen tO all operattna• on Ma'am
ral fttb Waled. la all the , 'triode
styles now In use. Perfect satldadtion guarantied Wall.
Came Nudged me. sad satlely pluming). Ofllee boar..
Si hours each day.
Jan.
7,05
5,40
5,13
4,15
3,45
8,20
P. 14
CUSTO3I WORK. AI RCSA?IT
TAu:oimo. As eloont assortnient nrViotbs,
Doeskins, Cassin:rim Delvers, chlualllac Velvet and
fancy Vominnit dos, far Craitom Una= ta
ken. Good fitting end workmanship tasnusterd or no
solo, at aarrrans,ltostrAssirs ; & Co's.
ARDOIL, sad a deaf hr) o Of Onager,
Just antred at
DRESS 000V8
L.lllOB STOCK
AMI ELY, Adm'r
It.. L. weEKs & Co..'
PERKINS & HOUSE'S
NON-EXPLOSIVE LAN?.
Kerosene Made See at Last •
The subscriber is prepared to offer the people
of Susquehanna-County Perkins Patent non-ex
plosive Kerosene Lamp—tbe only positive Safe
ty Lamp now In use. It bas been thoroughly
tested by scientific men, and also by practice'
use, and is found to be needed in every family
E. 11.
New Milford, Bums's, Co., Pa.
Agent for Stem's, Luzerne arid Wyoming Co's
Ten. itith, 1870.—tf
i
,tISEL TURRELL.
DRUGGIST. IfONTROSS. Pa
I* coutlnnally rocelving
NEW WOODS
And keepe conetantly on head full mad detirells
ionment ol genuine
DRUGS, MEDICINES, carauca.ta,uggoss.,
Paints, Oils, Dye•Statre, Tow !plow, and other Gro
ceries, Stone Ware, Wall and Window Paper, °llea
ware, Fruit Jars, Mende , Lamps. Chimneys, Hun.
Ilene. Machinery 011, Tommy' OIL Neerstoot 011, Bs.
tined Whale OIL Sperm OIL. olive 011, Spirits 'Turpen
tine. Varntrors. Chary Seed. Vineger.Potasti. cpneen
int led Lye. Azle , Grease. Tresses. Bupportem, Medical
Inettunienta. Shoulder Bracer, Whine, Onus, Pinola,
Cartridge., Powder Shot, Lead, . t ut Caps, 211ast:ng
Powder and Fuse. Violins, Stepp. BOWL etc. //Wel.
rtes. etc., Ptah Ilooka and Lines, Bar and TolletSoape,
Mgr Oil.. Hale Restorers. and War Dyers. Britehee,
Pocket Knives. Spectsclev.Bilver PletedSpcons,lsorks,
Knives. de. De.sttet Articles.* genant aseartmest of
FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, and PERFUMERY
All the leadins and beet kladi of
PATENT MEDICINES,
In short, nearly every thing to restore the afar, to
plume tho taste. to 'Wight the ore, to grall4
_the Amer.
and also to conduce to the real andatutantlal Camforts
of life. Enumeration Is lawmen la, as It 'miff cal
a newspaper. Call at the Drug and Varletyllhms
ABEL TIIHRILL.
Montroso, Jan. 6,187 D.
'MILLINERY GOODS.
Silk Bonnet Velvets In Meek end colors Pansadsid
Velvets and Plashes, Flowers. Feathers, Moans,stiles
Satins, and Drapes, old ladles' Crass CapsLiadles• sad
eblldrvit's trimmed and untrimmed flats. Triunes, La
ces, Blonds, Chantey. .tte, ae., always this head gess
tees al Ccrraasuas, RMSII.II.= 4 COL,
LARGE ARRIVAL
Of yew Bowers. Broadcloth'. Coatlam Inaid end
Plain ensalmores„--al"o a tn, Wog for Ladhle BIWA,
by the yard, or made op to order. b 7.
Nor. 21, !2 2. WZm S CO.
N EW SHAWLS,
NSW DIMS ODOM.
Printo. Fumy Goods, Now Hooda,beanz
trimmed. J., . rt.ccived by
Nur. 24, 1,49. E. L. WEE® & CO..
p RE LI Q1L701L43
SEELY'S NATIVE IMAM BUNDY. diatlEad
rtrictly pore: and a satiety of other Brendle& Wadies
Chen, Brandy. Cider Brandy, Ce. Nearly M' =roe
sent Wilds or Ram. Holland GM A old Ryeand 90411X111
Whiskey. A lorhoL Pure Spirit, Bay Mutt, to., mama
ly on hand and for sale by
ABEL TOULSt.L.:
Montrose. March 94tb, 1962.
pROF. G. E. STEDGE,
Would notify the pebble of Auburn 4 Corners-Led
vicinity, that he le now prepared to tame ail berms ea
trusted to his care. no matter trttator bow badtlelrba•
bits 670 Item broke. no them made.
AIM, instruction given how to tome your ouraluarstea.
Auburn 4 Corners, Sept. 22, 1N29.—) •
D RESS GOODS.
Black ana colored Dress Silk., silk warp VA
French Itectitos, Empregat, Algttecas op po
eretlroes, rarmattat, Down's:lnes, Delalus and
Mohair goods, !nall colors and outlines, and humid
varlet ratiety at Gententoug, Rosenbaum &Casa
PAINTS and OILS, of all kinds, for
talc by ABEL Tr,RRILL
Maacrosa Match 21, 1 NZ.
000 YAM GOOD KNIT SOCKS,
dOO lbw. good Stooldag Tido;
Wanted tenntedhateer a
Outtenberg, Rosenbaum & CO's.
rrilE PLACE •TO BUY YOUR
GOODS, and to eel bargains. It it
Grrrmcna, Itaerramm a CO%
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Peres creatly rednerd for cub. Nrw I Odatta
Pianos of firm-afro makers for sPl3audupwatd. New
Cati'net Organs fur $4B and upward. Beeond-band Itt•
atraments from $4O to SVM. Monthly I:Manumits re•
calved. and int tramcars for rent. Ws:creamy. No. MI,
Broadway. HORACE WATERS„
Oct. X. :00.
, HATS, CAPS, & PVES
Hata awl Caps tar Ilea and Hays• wear- Irate Kan
mace. St GCITIDIBittO, ROIIIIIIIIACII, d COY.
WOOLEN & KNIT GOLDS.
Ladies' Merino fladetgatments. Hoods, Has.
Gloves de. Gents' Wrappers and Drswenk
Jackets, Gloves of all sons, In grilli ,
Ovrtincritto. itoessnOnn, &
PLBS WDISI34
We bavejnetreeefteden assortment of Lake and
Motrod Vineyqaard Wines, from Unita Wilson, Morrow a
Chin:berlin, New York, which lb, riettnesainiMeot they
asylum untrimmed, and UM pUiduitins
theirpurity—ltdati free Boni —atultastifta airy 1 1301 "
The Mule mark of the era appeals vats env bon*
both em label itrd sea
Montrose, Pet, i, Ififtf—/
BURNS•&
FALL AND WIN TERFASIIIO.NS.
31n. 37. A. nilol7ll has Just Mired bon N.
and Lender" with the latest dodges. personal', seled.
ed bum lho greatest novelties ; abo. the mon daps%
Trimminro to be scented in Perla. linees. RThaolut,
Velvets, Side! Veil). Plowers. Pine Jeottokyouseittn.
med Paper Pattern.. Dress and Cloak Midtlint.
Exclusive agent for Ere. M. Work's ingebrateditrirtens
for main:ladles' dresses. /agues. bonnet, etc
N. W. corner of Eleventh andiChestnut Street_O;
. Sept. ft, Philadelphia.
ALL RIGHT FOR 1869.
SFiNxv stritnaneer"
Ulu confront receipt of NEW GOODS, by oak! bra
rmurtmont
alldered more and sumo complete
innerly° for of wool toddles of lade for ID"
In New thy Goods, New Opeoriir,
New ilardwo.te, and NetoStaver, Inas, ladithser.
haute. Otte. Boot Id Mao, Wall Papa. Moder 811415*
hated Cup, Illarato lkiee.Lactki .Inmh Hoop: ,
ADD, Oka will al/ be ON es lie , . . 1,
wort faro GNU terms.
Now intfont: Jon. ISO.
. . ,
Q,IIAWLS, CLOAKS, .pliurrand
cLOAKOIGS, std Cloth TricuadaP
nay, at Gattentmst. Uatetdialtlß 0041:
.
DENTISTRY.
, AU those In mast of ease Teeth Or other dental Ell
'+h al
call at the onto - el the Mbsetibont,. who are
pared to do all kinds of treat In their line art then
, Partkater attention paid• to making AM sod
setts or teeth on gold. surer, or abarainun Plate; „ Set.
',Neaten's east compoettion ; IMMO IWO prienspielo
sZy of thothaperr subelentax now need tot dental OW.
• Teeth of roungpersona regained. sod msde STOW tl4
'natant ahem - • ' •
!rbe ethluitegn of bevies we* doze by pertalutenXl!
Wel end rorponslble m ost be apparent Ina
AU moticiearreatedi 'Plena - trianteastp4o.
Mena rapine w aitat Ottraqiaa. reef al&tAa, 90. WO *,
. , • . Ira W. Mari & &&&rign. r
XaaValle: A111414.18111.--tf