6on us. The State which I have the hon- i or in part to represent is largely indebted SEW ..iaoirtirinSi ' , lioGerninii And:MA immilrants. Wi!liam Penn loom] vrty ..early in his infant colo:iy habi.ts,of the .Gertnau fit ted him to be a better colonist than the Englishman, and accordingly he encour aged German families to settle in Penn- Their descendants to this day tttinatitate the hit k of the popMation of our most populous comities it, the eastern part of the State. populous_ nowhere, not even in England, Germany, or Belgium, will you - find better fareas or better farmers than in those conniice. Tim) , Lave built up eabitantial homes -fo tlieniselvee, and have lent their we4ith._andinfinenee to the 'interfiallinprove.ments of the State. They, lisorellirniehed us a long, • succession of -GoVemorti and many distinguished legis -latiars'and'publie • men in ever y depart ment of the Government ; and the Ger man enaigriant-of our day is all the sooner Americanized.-for being.broualit into con- tact with "Mich 'descendants of the father land. If a better population can be found on the face of the whole earth than the P.mnsylyania Germane, I know not where it is to be looked for. And the Irishmen have contributed - largely also to bur material wealth ; they have built. canals and railroads for us, and 'ttate done very much of our mining, and farming. It is not trno that they are a ttly.bolent or disaffected populatio%when they have a chance to gain a livelihood by lihot. it is only when they are denied _this opportunity that they become disor derly. . The development of thle resources of our Mining States .and the wide and fertile lauds of the West afford ample fields for the labor of all the Irish and German Em . -tgratits. Let them 'Como and., be . natural ized,•and assimilate,- the faster tho better, with our nationalities, and,. when they go abroad 'under our passports, let us see that all- nations,- great and .small, respect and treat them as American chizens. If this bill; or the substitute now offered for it by the honorable gentleman from Rhode Island, [l!dr. Jenekesd and which I like better than the original bill, for it con twins the principle of my ameadment,shall accomplish this end, it will not be more than we owe , to miilions of adopted citi zens, and we may- feel after we shalt have passed it that we have to-day done the State some service. Committees of Vieloam. Auburn James Dvn!in, 11 L. Lou t Wm. White. Ararat : B. H. Di; S. A. Baldwin, D. A. Walker. Atlblacon ; Patrick Walsh, Cornelius Donelly, Charles Ragan. Brooklyn : A. J. Tiffany, E. G. Wil !laths, Alvin Aldrich. Bridgewater: Milton Griffis, James Calph, G. S. Johnson. Clkoconnt.: M. J. Golden, 31..T.'Doliel ly!ijainesToran. Aaron Hoover, E. B. Bur. bii,lohn Stephens. 'Dittidiff: Jasper Witter, Benj. Ayres, C. C. Church. Dimock: C. C.-Mills, C. J. Lathrop, F H. Batmen: Forest Lake : I. E. Birchard, Isaac Strange, T. P. Meeker. . • 'F'riendsville : Richard Foran, Hugh C. Sutton. Franklin : J. L. Merriman, H. L. Blow ers, T.G.Williams. Gib Won J. L. Dix, J. 11. Clafiin, John Smiley. 111 Great Bend : W. S. Barnes, Addison Brush, 0. Trowbridge. • Great Rend boro : C. S. Gilbert, L. Buck, F. Churchill. Harford: W. B. Guile-, S. E. Carpenter, W. M. Williams. Herrick: E. R. Barnes, A. B. Tingley, .T:l3. Lyon. Harmony : J. W. Austin, Stephen Jen nings, Henry Hobard. Jackson: Leander Griffis, A. M. Ben son, E. A. Page. '• Tess - up: Sniith; T. J. Depne. Lenox : IL Marey,.%.l. Titus, A. L Jeffers._ .Liberty : Roger Kenyon, W. N. P. P. Botts. Lathrop : 11.8. Wood, Samnel Wrigbt, Ansel Merrill. Montrose : D. Brewster, P. T. Perger sort, Osear Shute.. Middletown : P. S. Rasa, J. T. Buxton, John F'ynn, jr. New Milford: Benj. Sabin?, Wm. Gunn, Jere. Baldwin. New Milord boro F. W. Boyle, Geo. Hayden, A. F. Tuthill. ()Aland : J. M. Tillman, Daniel Mat thews, Elias Leavitt. Rush : Abram Carter, Jas. Logan,Geo. Harvey. Susq'a Depot : A. W. Rowley, Thomas AlcHernan, Chas. Parks. Springville : W. 13. Handriek, Samuel Quick, W. H. Gerriterm. Silver Lake: Joseph Ward, Owen Ev ers, Jere. Dow. Thomson.: L. S. Aldrich, J. B. Whit ney, Chester _Stoddard. nEaRATIPS ELECTRIC OIL, 1.-AF For sale by ABEL TERRELL ABEL- TLTERELL Druggist, Mont rOseubs an ALMANAC for ISGS, for every Family IniauStisteltstma county, Greats. Please call or eenttaralp. - [Feb4-4 LIQU — ORS ' An extensive assortment o • pure Liquors for mcdfca parposee.einbractoznearly every kind in market, con stantly on hand and for sale by LEOIL, and a great variety pf OILS'S or Id AOlll Y, for sale by ' ABEL TIJERELL. A 13EL TeRRELL'S STORE, ' 6 " Mi Ps!"*"filiailiofetednlLLCANNlE-Colltat ABEL -TITRRELL lytiLvEmilrel,n Paints, Otis, t i. c y n e t i C el h e eta . Giass, Groceries, Glass Ware, Well anti Window Paper, Stone ware, Lamps. Kerosene, Machinery Oils, Trusses; Guns, Ammunition. Knives, Spectacles:Brush es, Fancy Goode, Jewelry, Perth i ry. !hr.—being one of the most numerous, xtensive, and valuable collec tions of Goods in Susquehanna County. [Established In 184.3.] , [Montrose, Pa. D. W.' SE A RLE, 4 TTOIINEY AT LAND. office over the Store of A .tl. Lathrop. in the Brick Block, Motatroso, Pa. bray 1,, IS6G. . . DR. W. L. ItICHARDSON, DFITSICIAN & SBRCIEO.II., tenders his profession !' al services to the citizens °Montrose and vicini ty. Of at hie residence. on tho corner cut of )3ayre & Bros. Foundry. _ , panelEt, 1867.-I.y. • F. LOO=II. °Ann HANNAH. • LOO3IIS 4 1 ,6 lIANNAII, . A TTORStYS AT LA*, Solicitors la Bankruptcy, ta. and General Real fiatate and Collecting Agents.— Valuable City Lote, Residences, rams, ant Coal Lands for sale. [Scranton, June 1887—y* E. L. WEEKS & CO. UCCEOSORS of L N. HINE d CO., Dealers In s.Z Thy Goods, Clothing. Ladles and Misies fine Sham Alsb, agents for the great American Tea and Coffee Company [April, I, 1861- E. L. Wzrr.s. - • C. C. F.a.nno.r. EVITISICI4S..and. SURGEON. Montrose, Pa. Gives I. especial attention to diseases of the Heart and Lungs and all Surgical diseases. Office over the Poet Office. Boards at Searle's Rotel. [Sept. 4. 1866. BALDWIN, ALLEN, Sr, McCAIN. DgALERS to Flour, Snit, Pork, Fish. Lard, Graln. Feed, Candles, Clover. and Timothy Seed. Alec+, Groceries, such as Sne:ars, 31olasses, Syrups, Tea and Coffee. West side of PablicATeuua. Montrose, April .7,1866. DOCT. E. L. HANDPICK, CoRTSICIAN 4 SURGEON. respectfully tenders hi. professional ; services to the citizen of Friends stile Fuld vicir.ity. °Moe inthe °Dice of Dr. Leet. isoards at J. Ifosford's. 1480 MU IAttIEnNAPT.S. T.'ir-311, Montrose, Pa. Shop over Chandler's Store. Irlr - Alforders dlled promptly, In Evet-rate style. Cut. ing dome on short notice, and warranted to dt. • WM. W. SMITE!, CI A DIN CT A ND (TA IR LIA NUPACTURERS,- ll of MAU street, toutrote, ?a. t( Staple and Panay Dry Goods. Crockery, IV Hardware; Iron, Stores, Drags, Oils, and Paints. BootaandSboesMats and Caps. Fura.Bnitblo Robes. drocertei,Provielorto.c;ti., Now Milford. ra. , John WM. H. COOPER & CO., 10.A.N1tERS. Montrose, Pa. Sueeessorsto Post,Cooper 4; Co'. Cake, Lathrirp's new building, Turnpike-at. W EttrliTTOCO COOPSII, EZNIII A TTOTINET LAW. Bounty, Back Pay, Pension, E 9 Breen ). on Claims attended to. febi udlce.: cor below Boyd's Store, Montrose,Pa BURNS & NICHOLS, DEA eRS in Dimes. Medicines. Chemicals, Dye- Paints. Oils. Varnish, Liquors, Spices. Fan cy n - : c,es. Patent Medicines. Perfumery and Toilet Ar tic!es. 129 — Prescriptions carefully compounded. Fuolic Avenue, above Searle's !iota'', Montrone, Pn. . B. Brim. AMOS NICIXIMS. . t:ept. 11, IEO. RAS permanently located at Friendsvltleforthepnr pose of practicing medicine and surgery In all its branci:es. He may be foubd at the Jackson Rouse. OfGen hours from 8 a. In.. to 9 p. m. janlaf Priendaville, Pa., Jai:L.lsth, 18611. STROUD & BROWN, Pr - IMS AND LIFE TS372.ANCR ACZNTS. .All business attended toprumpily. on fair terms. Of fice first door north of "Montrose Hotel." went We of Public Avenue, .I,lonixose, Pa. [Jan. 1. ISoB. BILLING@ STROUD, - - CEIAIILEII L. Bnown. C. 0. FORDHAM, BOOT eft 8170E'Dealer •and Mannfactnrer Montvw•. Pa. Shop on Main street, One door above I.N. Bul 'grit's. All kinds of work ~ ade to order, and repairing done neatly. ' Jul 65 SOLDIERS' BOUNTY , PENSIONS, izistyp. MITE u ,ndersi.ned. LICENSED AGENT of theGOY- A. ERNMENT, having obtained the necessary forme t &c.. will givc , prompt attention to all claims intrusted to his care. No charge unless successful. GEO. P. LITTLE. Montrose. June Ith. Mt • ABEL TURRELL a rlltitiCtonEnErle" AND LARGE CLOVER sup, _ •a. BUSINESS CARDS. JOHNi SAITIYFER, announcesi7 GPI ErpFL'Li.T .. film be to nJw pro, k ino.t ocance All cello promptly attended to. Charge* tow. Ad. .lu . .,urn t tiorratls, Snag's co. Pa. Jfeb.4tf 31..MARiltriAN, t 7. .41.u.citicosieer. Nov. 11©6 terknttavtue, Sustea Co. Pa. M. C. _SUTTON, - - Auctioneer, and Insurance Agent, KO' bistf Frlendsvillo, Pa. ROGERS dir t ELY. - • 842,plticas.eorles, my 10• Brooklyn, C. S. GILBERT,. V. 13. !.49040tletaseker . . sera ear Great. Bend, PR. A. W. 113ERTHo'L', A "I'DORICET Li W, Montrose, • Gillen in jdi k, west end of Brielallook, over Wilson & Gore's store. Particnier attention given to business pertain ing to the Orphan's Coprt. [Jan. 1, 1668. GORDON H. FRINIC, unoToculApnEß.. Gallery over B. R. Lyons' Store, Public AvOnue,-/doutrote, Pa. Janl4tr DR. W.' W. SMITH, - • DENTIST. - Mope iover Bo Ads Corwin's Hard warn Store. Mika hours from 9a.m.t04 p. m. Montroew, July 1, 1807.--tt JAMES . CARNALT, A TTORNET AT LAW. Office next to Franklin tio .44111. tef. . ployitrone, Dcc. 18, 186.1-11. WM. D. LUSK, & TTORNEY AT LAW. Montrose!. Pa. Mee 0pp0...Y. ...Y. tire the Franklin Hotel, near the Court lioaaa. Nov. 27, 13ati.—tf DR. E. L. GARDNER, JOHN GROVES, H. B MUTT, A. 0. WARREN, Dn. E. P. HINES, A NEW PROGRAMME. ' On-ina-nfter ibl;;llttif - dii of Airtietext, all Goode sold by ine at retail, will he for READY PAY ONLY. Our Stock of Flour, Ife4, Feed, Sall, Lime, Cement,. Groceries, Provisions, Wooden and Stone Il'are, lit. • Will be pnrchased In largo quantities for eleh, from Grin hands, at the lowest market price. Each article' will he marked In plain figure.; at the smallest possible profit, and ue deviation in priceq. , ' • The arrimidemend enzil ordain . , and "Wiliclielit will he forth. heneft oflotb seller and purchaser With many thanks to our numerone friends for th ir liberal patronage under their old order of business, we shall nuke It for their interest not to desert us under the new. All basing accounts on oar hooks will do a favor by settling the same by Cash or Note without farther Do* 14AR12.111`4110N. New Milford, March 10, 1.968.-0 m LOON FOR FARMERS. TisTBUSTRY and ECONOMY—the road to wealth. The Fanner raises all the material to clothe his family. MTh. should fie. afitillit4 maferlat and bay it back again, paying the mannfactrmr large profit and four or aro additional profits, besides transportation charges. Government taxes. &c.. all of which he could save. amounting to half the cost of tr , s store goods, each year by making his own goods at borne, which is now made easy by Mendenhall'a Improved Self Acting Hand Loom. It la the moat simple and reliable Loom Aver inven ted.. IrAizeake ai greater variety of plods midi lola pewter than; atty ',other loom. .AGI; the ntinationa lot weaving are ertntmed by 'tarry- turning - a Wan. From 12 to 2o yerde of Jeans or atinet, an d from 20 10 33 of Llncey .tc., can be woven per day. By late Improvements Rag Carpeting can he rapidly woven with tho Fly shut tle. weaving from 20 to 23 yards per day. Thie loom will tarnish profitable elnplOyment in er. cry neighborhood in weaving cloth and" carpeting for pi:l,4olll,Tc For circulars, price list. and samples of cloth woven. on tho loom, address, with stamp, A. B. OATES & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. March 10-3 m. Offico 29. North 13th st. REEVES! AMBROSIA- Xl' OR TEE= 31:3CALIZL i r-w/ IMPROVED ! It is an elegant droning for the hair. It causes the hair to earl beautifully.: It keeps the Scalp clean 'and healthy. TtVitiates - the roots It forces the hair and beard to gepti Ittxnriantly It immediately stops hair falling out. It keeps the hair from changing color ftom age It restores grey hair to its original ittitti. • It brings:tont/ale On heads glat hat* Wean bald for year i - • r. mow ' It is cOmnacitentlrely of simple intryinrely vegeta ble:substinces. It has recolved over Mx thousand voluntary t estimo. gals of Its excellence. martrof whichare from phyei . Mans in high standing: It is sold In half Ps. and bottles, (tbi: name blown In the glass) by, draggists and dealers in *Fancy Goode ay eryw here, at one.dniltLr per bottle.. Wbolesale by Do nlan Barnol& Co4F. C. trells•JA Co4 - Behleffelto Co. Nework. LregNsE PETITIOfItio..NO TJCEI.4SEBE by given that In parsasnettof yin-act of, Assembly the following named persons have tiledtheir petitions with the Clerk of :he Court lot Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the county of Susquehanna - .for lisenseto_ keep tavern, eating houses; and toren-by the measure In on= titles not leetilhatr,one quail, tor * which they Nl:Merit!) , at April Sessiotos,l64l.«,-,:: TAVERN - Llegt*ES. . George W. Fatter, Derrick; Joitti N .21toyerP, Derrick; David Wilmrrth, Lathrop ; Voorhees kra ff erty, Lenox; James O. Marti, Brooklyn, Geo. D. False:idea. Brook lyn; Jereraish Stephens, SprinasiDe; S. A. Loomis Sprinacille; P. E. Brush. Springville; G. W. Griggs, Great Bend Borough; Niles - Bradford. Great . Bend Sor t negh; Michael liilron , Groat Band Boro'; Jacob Decker, Jessup; Charles Jtoreo—Tinsh: N. D. Snyder, Rush; Em ethic Batnilln. Great Bend Township; John W. .k Eli W. Roberts, Clifford; A. Hubbard, t liffurd; W. Gow, liarford; Joseph Gary, Jackson; Charles Komi. Montrose; John S. Tarbell, Ifontroee; Henry J. John son. Oakland; John Foster, Friendayille; Cornelius Decker Frienclevllle; Lyman Sherman. Din:yet; A. 11. Antuktff; Judson Stone Rd, Forest Lake; Phi binder Phinney, New Milford Boro'; G. B. R. Wade, Great Seed Township; Henry }kipper, New 211:f. rd Boro*; E. L. Rhinerault, Forest Lake; James Miller. G,bsen: Loots Hammel, Sustra Depot; Enos Blossom. Silso'n Depot; Win. H. Sherwood, Rush; Delos Roberts JIiCk4OTI; Ambrose Dena.n. tmeq`a Depot; EMen l'he• kin, Silver Lake; Peter A. Allen, Auburn. TO SELL BY DIELISLTRE Abel Turret. Montrose; Burro & Nichols. Montt-ore: Foot a Very. Brooklyn: Wm. Buffnm. Friendeville; ThomnsFernon. Stleci'n ; H. L. Lott, Auburn. EATING HOUSES Mary Shehoo. Great Bend Bow'; Adolph Zorn, Stincin. Depot; C. E. erotht, ilarford ; Daniel Browning, Dun daft. . 0. B. ELDRED. Clerk. Ifontrose, March 24.1808. TARE NOTICE: , Then , ho rind nnoettled nbeonnto on or r Books will pleads call and arrange the onme.wit tient delay. 25. SAYRE, .t - BROS. March 10, 1869. 7 2 Co rg 1:3 0 TnE greatest rare for rheumatism, laminae**, sore ness. drm.,1,1 the Great English Sweeny *peel tic iment. Head on IA rappers **bat it has dune in Snsq'a county. It ha* cured the lame and afdleted' immediate. ly. Don't fail to try it. . Price, SO ctefiler• bottle: Sold by Abel Tnivell. Burns st ,Niehols. and all sturekeep, rs or drcr-_,lsf N. If it does nor give Eat 1 fact ton , return the bottle &if full and your money will be refunded. D. G. oAltaT & CO.. Feb. 1, 1869. . Middletown, N. T. To Horsemen. Don't let vnnr Dorset. go lime, sore or ailiected ; go to the store and tau Carey's Great English. Sweeney .Linl ment, as it never tails to give satisfaction. D. G. CAREY C CO., Feb. 1, 1868. 'Middletown, N. Y. TWELVE YEARS REPUTATION has proved Dr. EDWARDS' Tar. Wild Cherry and Cough Syrup I The most successful .(K)1 1:r1 medicine in use - or Colds, Coughs, 111.1 Hoarseness, Asthma. Indnenza,Bron chitin, Whooping Cough, etc. Sold gu l rigy .c br e a . ll p D et ru b v t i t T e te . . a l a and FURNITURE ESTABLISH MENT (IF William W. Smith. The extensive Furniture k Establishment of William W. Smith, having been refitted and greatly improved, the proprietor respect fully announcesto the citizens of Montrose and vicini ty, that he is - constantly making and keeps on hand the largest and best assortment of 3uvicrpt .rta r9V17.1:16M to be found anywheythia side of New York City, Desks, Divans. Towelracks, Lounges, Footstools Se. Center Card, Pier, Toilet. Dining. Kitchen and extention tablet. . . C.natne —Cane and Woodoest Rockers, Cane, Flag and Woodpentp of every varietynod ptyle. Sofa and Tete-a-tetes, famished on ittiort notice.— Cane seat cbaira repeated. SPRING ZEDS. A large assortment—cheapest and best, in the market Cane Seat Chair& I am now enabled to supply my customers with a new substantial cane seat chair, of home manufacture, which will be found greatly snperior to those formerly in market, and yet are sold eta lets price. - " CANE-SEAT CHAIRS RE-SEATED. rir'fleady made coffins on hand or tarnished at short notice. Hearse alwiyain readiness If desired, I employ none but qrgfal and experienced workmen.. I Intend to dd and Mill :It 00 . 103 t. !mom be drontea, • Triz , Lnik" - Tit:AWITIL - Xontscsa.reb-19,1148"1 • ••• 4 ' , r " 1 ; nye ••••••• int •ivarst., •,'••• - ••Trtnr:: 81 1 1101111 BR° Fire 'Life Aceidett , e _L Stock GENERAL' 'INSURAN - ACY. 4 /4; 7 nomeltmattc o o l VgtWietelt.o SnrDlt