Kr = g_l
To Our Subscribers.
We have been inforthed by a few of our sub
, ilediNbliltat (hey :Jam tiot voucived the- bloc k
•Ami : rsalll9 yet. We. do not send the Journal
from this office, but each name has been forward
ed to the offieg Fhetr i„l4-s published, and there is
no reason on our part why they should not all
beetiTtsceived. - Those who hare not reed
vvittetn!eariutite directly to the publishers, or in
. gbi* us,'.and,we 'entleator,to ascertain the
Mafia
Donation, •
The friends of die Roy . . L. W. Peck will nusko
, ISM a Donition visit at- Trutsdal,'s Hall, Sus
qtteharina Depot, Thursday evening, February
17th, All are invited W attend.
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Acknowledgment.
' To' the citizens and tnembers of Pair dale
charge: 1. P. Towner and wife would tender
thvireincirre,thanka.for their Rill attendance and
kind'regar4 to their Pastor and libeinl donation
- 61'1140 ea the Inhul February last.
I. P. & S. J. TowNce_
Game Law
The following may he of interest to our sports
men itt this time of the year. It is the Game
Law passed by our Legislature. It provide:, •
"No person shall kill, or have unlawfully in
his or her p, or evpose to A:11c any ruffed
grams,• or pheasants between the 20th of 1),,,m
bet and the 20th day of Amz,nst ; or any (mail or
Virginia partridge• between the 20th day of ite
cember and the lit day of Oebther; or any wild
turkey between the tat day of January and the
-Ist day of October; or any squirrel or rabbit
between the Ist day of January and the Ist day
of August, under a penalty of live dollars tsr
each and every bird or squirrel so killed or un•
laiytally held in possession or exposed for sale
Deer cannot be killed between the 31st of De
cember and the Ist of September, and the pos.
!mien of fresh skin orearcnte of one in that in
serval shall be sufficient to warrant a con% Teti , m ••
The Third Conference and Missionary noad
log of the Susquehanna Association of Culver
salists will be held at Benbin, Luzerne county,
Pa., on Wednesday and Thursday, February 23d
and 24th, 1870.
Th 6 brethren in Benton will welcome all that
may attend with warm hearts and generous
hospitality. F. E Loomis, Chairman.
.RET. 13. Boutrrozi, Secretart-.
District Convention ofGood Temp-
The gightli District Convention ~1 Good
Template of Susquehanna county will be lichl in
the Good Temphen Ball. in I lopbottoin. •nn
met:icing ,kll Tuesday. March La, 1870, at, 1 u doe k
A. M., and remain ID 61....ANi0n an. loroz ns
may require. G. IV. C. T., S. B. Chase. n ill I,e
.present and preside over Iln• Contention, and a
public meeting will, probably, lie held on Tug s-
Any evening. For further particulars,
mailed to evuu Lodge and Temple in the
county. C. E. WHITNET, DiNt. SeCy.
Susquehanna Depot, Feb 13, 1870.
Dentistry
Dr. T: J. Wheaton. front 13-t, Court Street
.Biughamton N.Y. will be in 3loutmseon '3lon
tiay the `3lst last., and accompanied by Dr I
Strait, and Dr. 3L Wheaton. Dr. Smith - treats
"stieeessfully all rams of disc:lse of the teeth
.
, Otiotrus — c.ures alveolar :J.),c0... and diseases ..f
the antrum, and restoros with gold at solid its
colt', the lost symmetry of the
Drx. Wheaton will gave their exelaxl VC atten
tion to to plate work, and would be ham.., Id
receive orders for al-oY styfe....ff mirk, known to the
profession. Their stav will be !Maio , ' to a few
dare at the longest. Those desiring their coun
sel- must call p_romptly.
Inquire at Koon,x.,ll.uteL
Teaelleiii' Institute.
Ynstitute will •be liehl at t h e Kam on
lEkttadiltruse,Springi - iW township. on Frida
and 4aturtlay. Feb. IBlh au 1 19th, cow mew itez
.at ten o'clock,.ll. m. of Friday. An Educat ional
,A.d . dress, will' expt-tted un
Friday corning. gi veil by eiperi
caved Teaders.
~jr .e .r,./Ameig can attend..are urged lo be pre:-
cnt throuilh the entire ses,ion. Itirector,
and friends of talueation are rektaestod Iu aid in
eliwie efforts to improve 'our Schools. by their
presence and encouniomient of others.
- W. C. Tu..DEN„ County Supt.
- .Foust Lake, Feb. Lit, 18:0.
llngrnsing Nall.
Thla TeiT inlaid difficulty can be. remedied
in the following manner: Place soft hettwai
about the nail, covering the entire toe except the
sore portion and the nail, then heat s one lard in
an iron rpoon—Take it very hot. and 1.,0ur it
upon the - mud imm,lia:e:y over the
spot where the nail di', in , " the tle-h. The
wax abieltis,thy soun i p.trt n heal, ‘‘ hill. no
pain pro.lu,:red iu the (11$ 'anal 1..1%1nm. Thi,
4pplication will not only arrest the intlamation,
but will cause the nail to curl np—giving per
manna relief —l3i4oury.
Mysterious Disappearance.
We are informed that the ticket agent at
Wawa:down, on the P. & E. Mt disappeared
rery mysteriously, on Last Friday night The
details of the affair, so far as we have Liam aide
to learn, are as follows: On Friday night last.
Mr: ScottWinebeder, the agent, was standing
on the platform of the depot at Watsontown,
when the - Erie mail, hound south, arrived at that
place. &Mae person on the rear car ~1 the train
WWI seen speaking to Mr 'Winchester, and as the
train moved off Mr. IV. jumped ,in board, and,
as was supposed, came to Milton. But as he
did not return, inquiry was made for him here.
when it was ascertained that no one had seen
him. And up to our latest adviees from Wat-
BcinkoTn y il, o 4dng had been beard of his where
abotita. -- The sPfl.'of the CoMpany was lett nn
!.:4114 and in it was a $l.OOO
, policy op his life and about ViOtt in
motley.—Matenian.
Mad tour... Own Businesk
To tell a man to, his fare to mind his own
Intifbless, would he cottiddered about equal to
knocking him down. And yet it is one of the
sirnpleid rifles of eight conduct. and the 'most
useful that mankind can adopt in their inter
course with each other. There is a great sled
of the Paul Pry spirit in the human heart or
wonderful inquisitiveness in regard to the per
sonal and private affairs of friends and neigh
bors. This spirit makes more mischief in the
community than almost any other cause, and
creates more malice, envy and jealousy, than
can bqffercome, in a century.; Dot cviry man
mind his own business, and there will not be
half the trouble in the world that there is at
present
correct Speaking.
We advise all our young people lc acquire in
the. habit of correct speaking aad
Inking, and to abandon as early as able any'
o _ early as possi
use of slang word r y or phrases. The longer you
iy,(l:peurttildy
legislature.
for
The lire the inure difficult the acquirement of cur- aanger g
clerk in
is that she may engross the attention
reetianguage will be, and if the golden age of I rather than the proceedings or that body_
youth, the proper season for the acquisition of I
language, be passed in abuse, the unfortunate The success of the University of Wisconsin
during its tirst,term, which has just closed, has
victim, If neglected, is very properly doomed to been gratifying. The attendancehas numbered
slang for life. Money is unnecessary procure 164, w ith a Reim= class of 16 mem b ers .
this edu ca tion.: man Las i t e n his power. snOVW at Cabintleek, in the: southern
He has Merely to use the language which he
; part of Kansas, is reported to be twenty inches
reads,lastead of the slang which he bears, to ' deep. At Talequali it is still deeper. Large
form his taste from the best speakers and poets numbers of Texas cattle 'in the neighborhood
in the country ; to treasure up c h o i ce p hrulea in are suffering for foottirwaisequerice, while some
his memory, and habituate himself to their use, have perished'
knit ' pedantic ; —These arc Norwich's oldest inhabitants;
a"idttig-atlit ' 'thale that
'e '
&dints Freeman in her 108 year ; Thea , Wha.
dslon and bom b ast which shows the weakness I kn i n his 98 year: Mea *ate, In her 08 year,
or,vsin avabition, rather than the polish of an i and Mrs.-Plirtibeth lire; (Mother of Bishop Lee,
educated mind. of Delaware, in hell year. _
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Cure for Lockjas -.
A correspondent of Or EkleptVic American .
recommends turlientin a - certain cure - for
lockjaw. He aaya: "Let ally one who has an
attack of lockjaw take a email quantity of tur
pentine, worm it and Tour it on the.woithd,' no
matter where the wound Is or wtet its nature
is, and relief will follow in less than one minute.
Nothing better can be applied to a severe cut or
bruise than cold turpentine; It will give certain
relief almost intamitly. Turpentine is also a
sovereign remedy for croup. Saturate a piece
of flannel ou the throat and chest, and In very
severe cases three to five drops on a lump of su
gar may be taken inwardly. Every family
should have a bottle on tuna" The remedy is
simple and can be easily tested. In all serious
cases an application should be made under int-til
e-al advice.
Vd" A good story is told of a Tioga county
ruerehont, who agreed to take a farmer's oats at
40 - cents a bushel if the latter would let hint
tramp the measures when tilled. The farmer
agreed to It The buyer paid for sixty bushels.
and next day went after them The farmer
tilled the half-bushel, and the merchant got in
and tramped them down. Whereupon the far
mer poured the oats Co compressed into the bag.
'9le merchant prob a ted, and demanded that
the measure should he tilled up alter tramp
ing. The Ginner informed him that there was
no agreement of that sort, but that he might
trump down tin• 0515 to his heart's content alley
they sere nmmilured.
Important Invemtlon
We hair of a very simple and complete thresh
ing machine, having been recently invented,
',Melt is worthy of the attention of agricultural
implement manufaeturers. The machine 13 in
tended to work by hand, treadle or power, and
threshes and cleans the grain at one operation
The grain is threshed out by two sets of rapidly
vibrating Hails, and the unbroken straw is car
ried off to the rear of the machine, suite the
thrnshed grain falls Into a rocking sieve, where,
under a strong current of air from a small blow
er, it is thoroughiy separated from the chaff.
ear Another railroad from this place lo be
built to Factoqville or Nicholson and to con
nect with D. 1.. & W. RR, is now under con
sideration. We understand that a charter for
such a road has been obtained at the instance or
that road. Of the feasibility and cheapness of
the route there is no quaition—as the creel; run
ning front both of those places to the river, hen%
has tunnclle•l the mountains and made the most
complete arrangements fur a road bed, with an
easy grade.
This link, if built, would enable people from
this, and places north or us, to reach New York
by a much'ncarer and cheaper route. The trade
from this region too, which the building of the
L. V. Mr has greatly lncreised and opened up,
would be restored to Scranton, which place by
the present arrangement is neatly cut off from
the valley - of the Susquehanna. Budne , s men
and property holders in Scranton should aid in
Minding this road as 'the benefits to them would
be as great or greater than to the rwilroad coin
- Tank. Democrat.
History of Susquehanna
T. M. h.; rely S. WE ra of . 4 hisrptch,v, n❑ r.ru Wy and
!heir iviatthe:
Believing the project of writing a History of
our county would be welcomed by von, and the
informotion needed be readily furnished, I began
the work more than a year ago; but, though 1
hare gathered a maat4 of material of n general
n nitre, more of the spe.:ial itema, which wilt•
you ern ;ice, no noon he in my hand, if It-t:0
in to be the date of their publication.
The lull and explicit information forniahed me
Itymteeral it twnships, is gratefully ae knowletiged,
n hilt from others I still wait for even the date
of settlement. This is particularly true of the
Irish, Welsh, and Geruan settlements, to which .• ay, t o, r, i t 1 . ! .:,.•
I w 0 ,1 1 ,1 gladly do justieti. 3lanuveript promised New Eigland toe 11 than at, p. r
me by pct of January last, is still looked fur. It. oi,••
It is a grief to have to sa, ) that only r‘lr ton n h a s t lit tim E•t:i.•rt, ...ties it ill
ships have furnished lists of our brave her,: t h e ( ~,n l, t . ,p,r(t,f ,„a„,
and these with the roll of two corup:mi , , t tit nc
cruited from several townships, are ri ll I has e. frame, liattited ti tote, spa. ions
Where is our gratitude? From the fact that hands.ot w ly till nest wood or
suelflists need public scrntiny, I prefer that tlwy ;rim fouee, a full it ply of shade t r
should first be published in the ('amity pawls, &c. The pitt.la• letilltiings are l'y
but It is desirable that other articles designed good: a Outd suhstantial brick r;;urt
for my use, respecting which pulsate inrriiry house, a small jail—toil :1 -a f • 1.1).• must
run rendilv be made, should he. sent dirertly to likely nho prefer sit,
KC. Bust. - i t.N therciti. The public school buildiug is
:llnntrose, Pa., Feb. 10, 1810. near the cettrt h, use. a fine hell upon it.
et . 1 1,,,,, and the children among
the hills in the morning. A large anil
hand:time Presbyterian chureb,.tho slate
covered Tires aid turrets. upon ' which
are imalel- of tzraccftil des gn. A small
lint 2i•lito , i L (thing I . lp.senpal church.
and a ball' dozen other churches. show
that. in proportion t, the itiltaltitatits.
this town is in9t, r 5111 , 111 it'll pit h
Cur puhlii• Torsi' ip. than many other til;i
eo= I l'lrldd 113111,-. 'Fite
and HMV 1 , .! ;11,,1
and 1.•:: . 11 1, o1" 111 to hais•
spread tit-cuts I•;icri family appears
to base a comfortald,• holm, zilid
the cs
irnagunf display tilt irk cn , psottt in no Ni
ercry town to !at greater or less t• n;. now
a that s. is ai yet, unknown here. Econo
my and thrift, which chariteterizl the ori
ginal settlers from \en Enchirol.
hold:: its ground. and as long as it 1 4 ,
ditiicnit 6 , 1' a foreign t letnent and its in_
tinence , to reach here, the cant' condition
of alrairs will continue.
A railrwad is talked of weonncet Mont
rose with Tunkitannoek. ;Wont t weittv
Jutl;4:1! Pachcr. it is .:11(1, has "frt:.
ell to furnish- everpili ing - - for t if
will ha% e the route Till ,
cut he donc at 1110111•1:1!e but as
vet. tlw liirmers ,aloug the route, who
ktioh how the 'earn their doll:tr. , , ma
think that railroad stock tircesi l 't a l wa
stay at \ aim% and as* \V, t
pres-cs it, they kaw lit B.t' Ilimiiver
a railroad null b..most liki•lV,
bung. and if the 101siti'os4 01
Susquehanna comity. largely. This,eolnr
tv is famous in the New York niarket for
its tine butter. A large amount of cheese
is also made. The hills ntfortl the pastur
age for sheep. and the too d grio rti tut t h e
county is eonsiderab'e. Home spun stilts
as in. ihe days of our graiiil fathers, are
ship fashionable in the carintry 'around.
The building of the pr posed railroad
would bring this torn into ready cum
munioition with •Plitladelphia. ,
Of course, file people here ittireicatlof
Philadelphia in books, but fort business
they know nothing but X.ttw York ; such .
a thing as a Philadelphia daily newspaper
is not to be had, but abundance of New
York papers especially the Tribune.
A large prOportion .of the people Of
Montrose are well educated, and . there is
also considerable culture and refinement..
A young gentleman of this town, who
graduated Xalthand t ?'u , ftefqfaTdir , itA the
leading law selinoVi tit 'Ytirk,l's` - now
in Europe " topping out" his studies at
the University of licitlelberg. You will
say that it is a good Thing 1 10 that young
gentleman to have the ambition to par
sue such a splendid round of studies, but
it is ev4ii'belteriliiiii to have au indul
gent fatiEer, and able and willing to " foot
the .
Letter from Columbia County.
CATAWLSaIc, Columbia Co., Pa.,
February 10, 1870. i
.Editvr Devuerat :—Dzen. :in:—/ have bad it
in my mind for a long time to renew my sub
scription to the DEMCKII VT as 1 cannot well tlo
without it. It seems yeti much like meeting
true and tried friends - Susquehanna County,
those who have been well persecuted and elia.t•
ened for their adherence to pure Demon:die
principles. and like taking them by the hand, to
receive weekly your intereming and trnly Demo
cratic paper. Enclo...e.d pitnt-e find $2 Mr which
I ant fulls satisfied I shall have table receive.i.
I have no items of news that I think would in
terest your readers, and as I believe the (Siton
hi.ot is among your exchanges you must get all
the Columbia county news that is of particular
interest. I would however say through your
columns to my friends in Susquehanna that a
residence of eight months in this Democratic
climate has so fur restored me to 'health that I
have laid aside my crutches and am now able to
walk half a mile each day with the assistance
of a rune, and if any of them doubt it let theta
come and see.
Let me here say to my fellow Democrats that
I fully believe that if the Democracy will stand
by the pure principles of our time honored par
ty, so earnestly and fearlessly advocated in the
column, of the 13muocitay and give it that he
support which it deserves, and which it nitn.t
have. and which it can expect from no other
source and awake with new zeal and keq, pace
with the true and faithful of other counties and
States. the pent up desire of the majority of
the people will be gratified and the thig of pure
Democracy will again float in triumph.
Mr. Editor, I trust that by the hearty support
of all true Democrats which it most justly de
server, you will make the DEMOCRAT a succor'
both politically and financially. Though I have
uo personal acquaintance yet throtu the me
dium Of your eolmuns, I have been led to form
a mental acquaintance, and I feel sincerely • ta
subscribe myself, Yours tfuly,
E. M. Thwasurnr.
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Donation.
The friends of Rev. IL Boughton, of
the first Universalist Church in Itrvoklyn,
will make him a Donation visit at the
Parsonage, on Thursday, Feb. l;th. after
, noon and evening. All arc invited.
A Brooklyn, Feb 9th, 1879.
Letter tirom Dliehigtin
IktieV,Teit 4 lo.lB s l9.
Mr. Editor:—According to promise I forward
miv,sive for the columns of your excellent pa
per
on the gnat West—though out here we do.
not call Michigan I have been In tWs
`.State about one year aml have. traveled over
considerable portion of it during that time, It
contains a great deal of wealth, mostly undevel!
oped. Tiu• of the middle and southern por
tion iv fertile. proiliteing uto4 excellent Winat.
corn, taitidocz, oak; While the notthern
hall abound' , in lb- ni t One timber
and minerals. Iron. salt and copper are found
here in inexhaw,tibb quint h.. and the quality
, of the not to Is excelled in the United
States, TI, ,treems ,ii, and with The
southern tier of
' prarie land. These prarics are not an exten,ire
na thous of the dictunt , went, but • tome iii •them
I cannot be beat tbri.luity any where.. The pi-a-
I vie in WWII White Pipron iv located is circular
I and about giv mil 4 in diameter, almost a perfect
level skirte4 u ith burr oak timber and !bitched
lon ita iMplers by stream; of Hying water. The
l soil is a. Idaek as tar and very easily tilled.
I After corn in planted: it twornhor.o cultivator is
driven throm,ll it from time to Pivtintea and the
crop it made. A team will cultivate ten acres it
day. The Barr oak land around the outskirts of
the prarie liras sand mixed in the null, andpro
' dnce. the tine.t potatoes in the world. Many
farmers - naked no many hest year that then. un
lit-rya now undo;;. Lad t'all they total for 2ti
cents per bushel, now 30 ortits. .111 this State
prarie farutiow-112rivir front ..11111.) 1 , . $l,lO Wt. mere.
.1, a g-ener .
al th,-% are in a lin.
ttlet Inc; gi,nl I of die
;,-rest advantagc, in the,e prariea i, that the far
mer, do marl% all I heir a ork ait h machinery,
They , evap ;Lad threNh all Ilit it a MAI a lib
rv, and of other grain The
one farmhand eau till itincli land here an three
can in the hill country of Petoca, lennia. I Km
aequaintea with a boy IS 2. ear, Mil a catitiva•
test Ki lens of land last ',mintier, :20 i.ll-4 in
torn and the rat in p0t.0,,,,, wheat. ma,. Am.
The central part of the St bit
productive. A lire, portion of tln ..e.rth it an
n liqw•t ot pine and olltet kiwi of a ootl.
Great Tiatilitie. , f lumber art yedrly male tram
this gre,:tt tomtit atail' Cohvey ui by wabn- and
rail all over tilt' iaointr . s largc-d
in the State. numberimr , otne
Mom,t,n,nuntiy ,hunted on the I/ el roit river.
Grand liapida is a 'flourishing I.oe n of 20.000 h i .
habit,lit.. Lan.im; tie- ..f t h.,• sl a w is
lavoining a ghee. Jaelt..m the
seat or the State juismi it a e;r11, jag I, ' , n The
State in interweted three trae•
erne the State east :mil we,t. lola all :dung
I
roads arts Okriv'utg Luaus
tip like magic ....No doubt when, fhb latent re.
source, of this penne+nlar Stale are fully devil
!, "Mal it a ill 1w reekoni , l annuli; the greiite,l and
most wreaths of the tzutte,l 1 liner two objec
tions to the Fir.t ilie long a inter+ and
secondly undisetti....l :unl crime tin'
Jain Your, Intl3, \V. IV NVl.t...u.
Acknowledgment.
I take thi. npportenity iv behalf of Itou , ll
and lieady Fire emipany. No I, to tender
thank: to o•Ir il'icnil • f•r ieit paid tie
ou the evening lit the 11th Met. , and lint :dime
Inr their presence, lint Gtr the material
11:1111,11.- to4o ‘ ,.; , :tiniitint i$:P. found
npou the table, and tr 'ale of Cake. Itis i ttei,,,
enable lie 10 payoff $-10,10
of the $l5O debt, mrecesittrily incurreit finieli
ing and tarnishing our rooms (bit' neighbors,
No. '2. w.II arreps our tad thank, ti,r the
nee of their rooms • it t 11 ' C uleo
lisq greatly indelite.l--aid they will accept our
crateful lzenit nt --to the who
were„ , in their etiorts la I urnishing
and pter-paring inn- tables, &c. air. 'WV
not h)rgi t the beautiful door Mat prt•sent,,l by
11. It. Esi the elegAnt Table Sprestt
front our friend and endnember. Mr. M. S. Des.-
saner, nor the heamitu: engraving. ••The Little
Firm. - I resented I) It Lathrop.
will :crept our thank.. The presence of
our rthv Itief I.tyginecr and his gentlemanly
Aeeistant. nen. NV. Tyler, with their latlnei, also
sidde I jo3 to the iiet-iston.
F”ItEll Or Itol".:11 1N1) ItEADy
A Stranger',. View of Mont roc.
Eda,r /),,,h,erot ‘..0 die ,•11-
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r I. i t prfi •
may virrithtto .p,ir
to t
;tc. n-h;rl, if fr:rfni-,1 n l , .ut
r... ittlt N‘r:::eti :it tl. 1.% a
;Hid ‘‘3, to n 10. -
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tll,l.
News Items
TAU:Yr
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—The common council of Elgin hare paised I One large Boarding House, formerly oecupied
a ri.olittion- imposing a fine on any p ema n who i as a Hotel, i o n, borough of M,ontrose -, also two
retails pork without having it first inspected by i handsome m g
m , eat , e, At - ) i4 - s e a , n a t t hi s on ce ,.
lita city pliyaielan., - -.. 1 ot.
.i propr ., .tor. 'terms. easy. . - t
—The Stevens batten the 'ebnstruetion of i 3fontroie, Feb. 16, 170.---3 - - 3
Which . Is under the'inperintendelree 'of Gen. ,
cieorelj -B, 3lcciellan, is rapidly approaching . --- •
conipletion. !
Ir, , A 1L) ITO RENT. - ,
--;-Thlt New York Times regards asone of the 1 1.
meet -precious of women's rights--" the right to i Tire good grain and dairy Farm belonging to
be eatukedicomplhueuted, mteumetl and loved." I Mrs. Elizabeth Flanigan, hl Silver Lake :Wpm
-The order of the postmaster•general that all I f tlig i ... mu th 3 e l i f , a n r t , m , s o . e f , tl „, l . e al u b u e a lr',Lg ‘ n i e ; ( l , : r o a t to e ' y tt tall , '4 l .ll/11 . ,- 1 '
free mail matter for the next six mouths shall ' w
, ror terms AT appiy to
be weighed, Is reganled as the death-knell of the I
, . JANES Met ABB
fru I kin g, privilege...l Franklin, Feb IQ, 1870.-3
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—There are thirteen editors and reporters ern
',loved on the San Frsneiseo Malta,' ,y,ineu. .
weekl y salaries antount in the aggrepte to - .&e2ti
gold. .‘ UCTION : A C(:TION :
—.\ writer In the La Crosse (Wisconsin) 1,4-
illietufl/soAticrakill 5id,111....1n1itie,,01141 the
der reemninewls the legislature to pnsi a law
. . k u n it Gragifittatila Pnirsatkitianic.t.,lStars,ll%
that -no child shall bediorn without the child's Feb .t fa t . •. 1 . 1 , , .. n .• •
sA-,,,....0 , , z ,ti.t-n ~.?! tl,tv p,,, in., tde in tut. tug
consent.
. PV•inalCAlli!lir-3p,,,J.: ii.tV4 it t‘....::
—=The St. i.awrence at Ogdenburg was high- !tree wor • orst s, one Eurnlier Wagon. one
er on the Di of .1 a n nary than at any previous Sleigh, one- pair Hobbs, one platform spring %%n
-inth: withal the memory of the vidszt inhabit- gon, two sets double liarrieNs, one plow Ifs ni
ant. i..,5, to,, Plows, Ilarron, Grindstone. I lay Rig
- --The 0111 .. 1111131i Enquirer sage that small- ging, three tons line, Cdok Stove, Log Chain.
. Crowbar, Forks, flocs lidoks, eider Barrels.
pox has iceatly decreased in . that eiiy„ for fin
raison that everyixalv leis had it that is. likely to " Chairs, lahles,litalsorads.aud other articles not
.
~ mentioned.
—A western editor, sPvaking of a rokue- who TER ITS OF' S,ILF.. VA sums of slo,orun
lives in his vicinity. says- "The rascii-lias bro. dor, Cash ; user ;An, nine months cri4liL WIT It
ken - every hank and juidand t•inlihntit we have int,reNt and approved setart it y,
had in this country for the last !lie years." _ M. t :iurrtex, .I.uctioneer.
—Sines- last spring nine persona hare been AN1)111:1V 1..1.1'.F..
st
drowned in Lake Bigler tor T and in no Fore Lake. Felt. u;, 1870.
: ,
eases have the bodies been recovered--owing to - •
to the density of the water, they say.
—Salnave ii reportell to bare tired the mega-WORTH SOLD
100
W
tine of the him near Port au Prince, in %%Lich e tiINCE THE 4th OF JULY
he had takrn refuge, Wowing pp Lthoself and cal
hi, ,00,, but the Mne lack, eonfirtnation.
A fler at utlyinz into the ;wiener of mechanics
—A man, who (lectured that he had been coin- Po L Years. I eitdm to nude something
bi- col 1,, :ace th win' ui wn,hin4 _ about it, and, as there ar • many in Sur-timbal:-
nacounty h wish to get the very Lett
t,,n, walled 111 G ill . nll Sherman lie other i lay ,1
assessed him twenty-five cent• to defray the ex
penses The money was pal land the city saved.
is believed by many farmers living that is made, and a art - Anted, 1 will present the
be
tween Lawrence and LeSVPII, art 11, Kan:tau, that '
there is an organized gang thieves in that , f;OLD MEDAL and NEW W I 1.,541N,
region Mule, littruip, cattle cid hog, hare dis
to cvnipare int any. Those Machin., will
ittipear-d. anti their dineomolute ow nen eon
N 1 . 1 ,11.111 irrei• tlll.lll. seam, embroider, St iti It ink tiny IN 4111 . , limit,
bind, quilt, fell, hero ULIV ruffle, cord. u rodilent of Okenitiii and make eorilinr,. - Witrrunteil for three
township, Mieltiftn, since 18:10, died on the 13111 year . ,
Or December. She uud her husband were the
Ent settlers, anti at that time there were MO
Indians in oltenmi, She hull been an invalid I will pay agents is7s per month, or cmmis
for 19 sion. who will comply n itliraV terra,.
--.llor 0 -- • ; Send 20 cent:, for irons and circular to .
Negro Equality. L. B. SILII.IItA, General Agent,
Mr. Sian',bury recentlypresented a memorial I Forest Lake Centre, Suboll Co. Pa.
in thy Senate Of tht . 1.7111t ,, 1 Whial the' Feb. 181.6 i -4*
following opinions of eminent statesmen of all
parties, Ahnitnitu Lincoln included, are given I
„t CDITOR's NoTIcE.
Oil tine question of ttegro equality; y 1 The nndcroluned. an auditor nppointed by the
John Adams Said • I Orplutn.' Court of Snnquehanun conntt ro hoar, deter.
I have never rend maw-thing more absurd, . mom and report upon (Or exception,. Itiell to the final
sophistry Inure gross than the subtle inhora of , ::"L i : 1 „77 . !:.!;;." in . ','„"„ t r ,'::.. l ', - ,„ 1 , -fr ' - ',..7:,:i . T i foT t r t ,:%,lhj ,
lieivetius and Rosseau to denions(rate The natal-
! the dot., ;,t nald :tined !inn ell tort hiA amt . . In Maii . ine....
cal equality of mankind. • 011 WIOIOIOOIOY the nth day of March next, at which
Tilt/ U=B Jclivrson said -. ' t,n tx t awl k leer all iketal.lllWreacci are Inexeliji due : lied
. L. 1".. FlTCll;Utttlitur.
Nothing is more certainly written in the hook t u p e c tm . _.t 6 :• lB . m. ' ' "
of fate than tivit these people (the negroes) are _ - .
_ . __ - -
to he free, nor is it =less certain that the two
me, equally free cannot - {ice under the Blame
go eel - IMO:III . . 13 17 . iii .11 * S .11. E !
Dante! Webster said : . , L
If any gontletmln frum the South shall nor h, Ts.; n t i. gbac i rib /. ..r , r, vIII offer foe Talc, by andlon. on Int
st Lske township,on N't F'DNF ,
D.11 ')" , " M
jt . l I n t
. .Itl ° , 1 . :11 - 0, at IC ‘Alock. u. tn., t11,f0 . 110...
pose a scheme, to be carried on by this gc,rern
ment mum a lart,m scale for the trensfurtnrtlon lug proise•rly •
of ,tite roloreil people to any colony or tiny iilnee Onospan Colts. I.y •-•.,-Idlnv. rondo;; 5 r ear , 1,1.1, of
in the world. I 8111 , ukl be quite disposed to ineur , good wrlFht'llod Well trml , .. Lu Intruer, , ello.. or dobbl..,
aintoml any degree of expense to aceoutplish 3 , ( ;L " :.L .' .: 5 ".".11"4..4 : 'l"". e , n l''' " 11''' '' I I.'"i' '''
•I ( mar, I F arm ..41,011, I eme b..1 - sr rinliht-r
that object. wagon, 1 leant liar.... 1 .iligle flnrue— ,t all Lm111.1113,1
lien ry Cloy sail : , breast cotton , . I light Finhhartl Mowing )litchine. nearly
()r the unlit' of a total separation of the tino ", 1
... 1 s n i. w t.oro ' ,:hlp u'i n ' 42::: . l3 ' .; ( ilo474-, n ro in thTVo ' l '} .,l ` tr ' T " !'ivr
incongruous Net, of our population, supposuig ' Ittra In Stt , o; ' nehnntin. liradlnni. and 11 - votnin!; m eo n tin ' tlCZ.
it to be prueticat, none have ever doubted; the t firlndmtone, I Plow, I side-hill Plow. I Cultivator. I
• inn, all nearly new : a quantity of Vence lioant4 and
moth, of aetx)mplishing that tlimintblo object ebe.ront Fent, Puna, a quantify of smorined Stove
has alone divided public opinion. Wood and Ilend.wk Stark, therm. Board., hard wood
. SL phew .1. Douglas said: I Lember. itoo.eheht Purnintre, I COok Stove and Ptirui-
I beliet-e this government was made by . White , t,T4T; 1 ,,,P„a, r 4" r ,„ m „:„7," ( !1 c ,"`,!., 1 ;:iri i ,,a ~..,,.`1"'1 1 ,7, °J 11:%Y. , . strap,
men liar the benefit of White men and their pos. . o„,i, v,, g ,t,b),,,, p„ r k . cid er V;,4,,, ,;;;I';',: tat . 't t ; a ni n .,TC,..
tt•rity forever; and I eat in lb t-or of confining -
~..,ca r ,q . a a:tr t i. t y, ,t , 1 4 1 , 11 . ,• , , , 1c. ,,, gdi , :, , , , ,; , 11 , a , r 5, 11...;, , , 1 1.:. 1.1 crt . a t ha n, r,
N Y'l .c rl , ..
citizeti.diip.to white wen ~r I....tirorenn birth and
sit,icent ittstetid of cogfe.r.ri„ing it uttow uegr,s , , ;Z:,/,`';:;,...1V.:!;1;:,',:z.:, an d , ,;;; . ± 41 ~! 1 -- h ,?.; t h g n .g , 1 i " - ,/
. 4 - ':'-' l . 0 .
s Alto,
, ,. . 4 t
~ 1
I ndi 1n.,, and other it t frrfor early. ' ,4 : . two vvar...1 , 1 . cis Ilb ra.t. yt.lll, slat ( s ett, I top ' , arr., ..t
.I.hr:ilium Ltwaslii said. Ann,.--. -
1 aut ata, and never Imre been in Hirer of'''""t t, 615' .ales "" 44 " 4 ''''''uo"" 4 ''''' k ' b. ' " "
the p - tr , , r-o...nnh-11.1terore - toll,- 1..511, r . old. making intern or juror. of negr,-,-3, nor of oval - the rollowoag • i 00t. , ..rde o , ..rri,e, H.:l-lel.e. I a-t, perk, ,
if . l - ing them to bold tiller, nor to itttrrntarry , .11 , 10d , ci. Oar- , sa :re, aqtrorlor otni.el 11,...ari0v0nt...`:1
IA NI ,r bites ; and I will ,ty further. in addition ,',' r .`,',',l,"L t7;;;;,.:.;:..•.!;,:ytt - vii , k L''..°"' , . ''.... ( . ,,, f
l's tliis. that there I- a itlt ...i.,1 klifft-rons- ,• In - . 1 . F. , :n ,
..., , f,
....„, 7 . - Li ' , 7 , ..... °'":, ' l s '''''''' ku g' h '•
ts , -4-ti the white and Ithick ritet-s, n hit:ll 1 be
triontln§' credit, with ' int2coas t . i & a. ' il ' a ' pl ' .n . n . . ' ed - sex -' s o o tti r t . ,. ""'
lieve 'will liirtwer litrbial (lie Ilan niers living; on at. ..., T, .‘t „NI:.
trrans of social anti political equality. ' Forst Lake Ca-nt re. PR . Fell. la, 1175', -2.
I, --. oe. ...- .
:1, ,-- (lit r 1.0,1 ~n Saturator at 119'8. , ________
17 M Af 7 k-• ri3C /3 .
Notice is Hereby given that in obedience to an
Dom is—ln Susquehanna Depot, Feb. sth,John order nf C
tire orphan' , on rt of Ste:quell:in un ea,
D ‘tlin, aged do year, the ii I. ,‘ ill , xi,t• 0, pu:da..al, nn the
s pi-enlist , . on Tuesday the lira! day of MAT, h, A.
I.lol.l.lr—ln.liasford, Jan. 2 5 111. 8011 n F. 11 0/IY, . D. MO. at one o'clock, in. m., ail. tbilowing de:
*.ttl of John and rUnnUllA Holly,agol IC ?r , .cribed nwssuage, tenements, &e., situate in the
CoLENiAN—Tn MiddletoWn, .Tan.:ilk 1870, Mar- ' horomo t „r N,.,, Mill - f u ll, vi,tin ty "1 Sll,4lttelkan
tin, \ otni g est child of Darius and M:ir g arette na, State of Penn-iylvania, bounded and cleserib-
Coleman no •d :i rears 2 months and 7 days. l ed as follows, to wit :
On the North by Is tidS of Nelson 1T Leer, Wt.,'
Slll:ltmAN—Sucldmily, on Sunday morning, it), by a road or high', Sc. south lo lauds or E. A.
gratt, and east by -hunts of B. A . Pratt c9ntain
o.th, Lkiia Jane, only daughter of Henry :did
Jane E. Sherman, of Montrose , aged eleven ' i ng 0 „ half atm., bore or le ,, a , „ ja i tho appdr
and a hairy-eats. tenanrer, hotise, Wan, fruit treoi. etc.
lls..m..Klr—lin Hartord. Jan. 2,4 th, Mrs. Bally B. TERMs' +Ol , SA T.E. ---$.71 ,1,)1‘ il : itrion r a , C.
Dakley, wire ~r Daniel I )akley, a g ed 67 yeai , s. nal, voulirruaiii.n of vale :_and,tip ; halJ.LlCe in one
rear Ill&Palta, with In ta*.,i , s . 4,..',_ - L V 10.6
Tin . In Brooklyn, J:in '29tli. 31N. Lois Lillev. - JOEL S. T1N4117, Aihn'r.
widen- of the late Proston PittiF, of ilarfor4, I .
Estate 013 u. IVarner, deed.
aged .2 y ears.
- NM 3111 ford, Feb. 11, 1873.
~
Voas—la Lenox. Feb. 4th, Ward lork, a . " 441
tr) rears.
liArran . Bronklyn, I'. 511 Emma Lavinia
Sang-titer of !tarry L. and 31Irauths Bailey.
n,•l
Arty tlrtrtiricsurnto.
spring 4 the Raim.ilell mtent: in Now York.. one
i 1"Fli‘" DESI RA RLF bushel. til 49 lbs. of the Norway Oats. 1 potve4l
/ ‘. -
lIIITEL FROPERT V FOR SALE them nit anl• nere rif mind grottna, and Intrvcst
,
• ed from it 70 busittls of 40 ihs per Itsitel, mak
ing an illf r.. 1 1 ,0 .if In 1.u.11,14 front one.
The not cl known as the '• Canner:tem fjouse." ground, ii bushels of 30 Ms. each of common oats
at Susquehanna Depot. Pa., containing about
forty 0 sons, billi.tral nom and bar room, harm '.. :i'fnitll )-'''''on.;:' and harvested thcretrion 4.5 bushels
per 'misfit-I, an ineremie of li.t bushels
and other nev,ssary not buildings, in pg.t or. from one. Therefore from this trial I ant satis
der. and now doing a Lire, businit , s. The lora.. fled Itinl ' 1 ... X"r"" rho' will Pr°' l "'" "vire- 55
li on i, a ‘ l,„lr ti ble one, w ithi n a few yhe d, o f th e notch :LS the common Oats. II in wish more
Erie Itailw ity Diolii. . confirnial ion. I would refer thi•nt to reports front
Illisi.4 rare _cjittme for any one wishing to all pis ris of the eiimitry. given in tlw Rural New
ifiVest Ms- tbe-proli4le, i'il!;' ,, ririllioilt ?urn i• Yorker of 3an stli, ltsitt
ture, will he sold at a bar" in, in ennsurptenee of - i i i ,. 1 . -, ; -„,4 ye .
the proprietor haring other business to attend '
to in the South. call ..iiiii ii. I ha, i iiit few to sell.
Fur furthFr particulars enquirt: on the premi,
TMOTITY BOYLE. Sonruvr.cille,
F.IINIf a Depot, Feb 14th.
.
, . 1 hare been liberally avant. An,,,n his inventions are
4 'lllE ' $1 fks ! F 11? E!—Yni rt.
I. may 4 l.um u. t: seek rein., at once, either in the
b nii. ..,, ,e - ! -Halls Itoienni for the lungn" and -I.n envort and Tar."
For the pasasia tears a. better. Lang remedy We .been
',MITI,. offered to tho (albite. Read the fll
oowing lettet from Tie.
"---.•• .^fening to it:
Seenrity. N. Y , • • - $ t snapsOn scorn,. r 0... ~: to ...
m..h.u... . - 1 - 6 tt O ." ' ' Meseta. J. N. &Luaus .t CO..
North American. - • • - el:i•IglO On -
Ilanover. • • • . ;MUM CO Gereft:-1 make Igo following
ifiranA yjqintlx • lphi r t,
•,_;•
•,._—• .- ~,-,...
•• , ~
_taluitalti-On ' atatemeur from n pertflct conviction and know ledv of
Eht,l M' 4 !% , - - -''' ' PH' ''' ' " "'- --:- ' ' k ll jill°3 (1) the benefits of A LLEN'S LT - Nil lIALSAM in entiog the
Or N wro bit. i'onn....shatter,Jl Nisy.lritt,flittoidert Pooch . „,,,, d„,,, „ c .,,,-,1 p,-,,,,,,5ur cou, MM.'S, : I have
Co. in ( oonert hurt All of the shove Eire 048 enrabil.hed • . ,-- '. .
Gnu claps onnpoult .s fore, and reliable , having tu.eit , .In i c - •
, , sed its effect., on the young, and on the old, sod' I
tried and poreen. Long out tar little new wild rat coni- truly Fay that it Is by far the beet tapertoraut Comedy
l ''''' l " 'P rin. ' - ' ll4 tZ' ll o'c'l' the "Mn",. :Mt La •H.U O with which I urn n.,putintett For Cooglip, and ail the
ortmer. Pan or d stint application.' and T will e.c. t•
i hat )..c, are fairly dealt with. early stager of Lung complalnts;lifeliew I{ to he a rer•
I. HENRY C. TYLER.
Fire..
Life lain are, end It story • fatally would hoop It by thorn.
`
W. D. Lurk, Erg.. Slootrase: bua Fe rry 1, 15Z1.4. and Acrid Inaufato. Atuatt., at the office of reedy to adminleter upon the fleet appearance of diaenne
about the Lunge, there would he eery few cases of 'thtal
; COOKIIIIIPIi.94 11 Min,. the phlegm and matter to folio,
• ;-• ", without initiator; those delicate pr^n„ ur trite Lting,n, and
without pioducing co n st i pat i on o f the Tiowels. It afro
. . . .
I Oros strengt, h to,the eyetern, etops the tikthr-sweate, and
changes all the morbid secretions to a InAlthy stow.
Yours reiltretfulli.' . A. L. SCOVILL,
D ENTISTRY
-
C, A. SACKETT'S Rental Rooms, Kees min. o ,l, Pa. __ 7 _,—.... .
. c... ri ~:g. i I. I.i ) .-,,, . , _-4.
i L'‘U . RN I Sill NO • GOODS.
Particular ettepthmulteP.lP 4 1 1. 0 9emtinne npA We Tulin r
rel meth.—ArUlleisr Teel inserted in in'. Me 'wham . .
Linen and Paper Cohan and Cuffs. Ties: Sierra
styles now In use., Patent mtlelantionynatantled tnn l ). I Bows • Suspenders, Umbrellas, Satchels, Trunks, White
Conic and tell me. and Mtlefyinrasels,. en. -*we bears. a n d Fla n n el Ewa , warieti. ~
24 htn.rs. ear!: day ciessenveno. Resins.cm, et Co's,
Zan E. I•,Z,T , • - -
..
SEW MACIINF:
I'UILE-$4
A nll I N IST AToln; .••_4A L}
olor 1V uvrs in sA LK !
Th,• rystilt nr my rxlw•ritn,•nt, th,• last a..asttit
nith-1,11, iS t ,rwny 4 tat, ha. tt Ittaif hilly up , tuinv
, xp,rtatimi4, and 1 11111 54111,4i,r1 they nn•'~r,•ll
adapted t,, iir .til • anti that rct•ry larmyr %silo
possibly sbould Zvt the seed. I himght
! Hal 1.; ;iv! per 1;l 01'32. 11,
F.,r 4.,b 1,~
Dr. A. 1.. scOVILL:I:,fie tnn•nter of ocrcel 1 tddll•
rat vreparstinnA which have ANN - me very pgmiar. and
) Sold by ell Merl irlde.DealetA.
RAMSDELL'S NORWAY OATS
This Outs will protMce • three times as ,muelt
O. any ot46r . cios.• Fur ale at lowest market
Dec.', W.M. J. rfgAVY,
-Jun. itt,iB7o, - . ... L-.301 4- ipsephs,'Pa.
1 7ALUBLE FARM. FOR SALE
AUHUHN TOWNSHIP
The subscriber' offers for sale the valuable
Farm. aituat L eti irk .Aublma township, lately be
longing to .I.ll.Alet'ain,,,s.thl Cann vxmtains two
hundred and eight Acre% une hundred and ditty
acre. improved. There 'i3 on m.1(1'111'111 a Brat
n.,, ,wrc 11uu,4, and newbtu-n . l- twoorelt
ardi a quantity of - fruit Said.tarm k on
ly Cow. ti , ilea 11 - ouk,the J.eltigh Valley Railroad,
11 Watt:n:ll, 4 . 0(11.1 Litl44l:r,alll.l i n 1: %Try tcay
tir,t farm l*er.ous in it alit bfa good farm
will innh,ruand that a cloture to porrhase such
a property is a Wont olli-retl.
For Lerma and parlieutars, inquire of
E. 1.. IVEEK:i t
41..4s i ott.T ul;J.ll.aleCuut.
• tk, the Ili/USE and LOT in Mont
mse uow ncugiiAl by J. H. McCain, with about
qis acrea ut Lula belonging thereto.
• L. IIVIIEKS,
Ns:4sle, 01J, 11. McCain.
Moniruee, ISO —tr
-
Books for Farmers k Stock Breeders— l
Booed Volume» of Am IIF..IIIc.NN STtbeh.. JuI:AN
AL. for tattling 324 lerge double column peg... I
sent postage paid fur. . • $ 1 . 5 0
v u ium,,, awl; Atur r ii Sluck Journal for Iss.V.
coats t pages. cost poltste paid f0r.. : . ..
The Dairyman'. Matatal, sett post paid for ,25 cts.
The llorsenosu' 4 Manual "
The Ilms, lir.ed.r's Means) " 45
The Breeder. , Matinal •• 23
The Poultry Ilreeder'A Memel) ( 45
The whole 1100 11.nnets sent post paid to one address
for. $ 1 . 20
.%gents wanted. to whom Ilberaf Indnermente will be
offered. Addrers
N. P 1101'Elt A 'o_ Publishers.
Jan to -11:0 r:trkeeleter. Chreter Co: Pa.
•
.61.11g - sz tame. liTirezt.c , l3..
• •
":". •
J. D. tii EU.ROOD, w - A.Trri \IX6IIII,
Pl'lll.lC '310 , 1'1 1
,IW% PA •
343 door ahoy,. 5t.:101.'4 Hotel.
I me prepared 11, lan any plow of work pertnitilne to the
urk ( Just. 1. lm:U.
PREMIUM CHESTER WHITE PIGS.
PI. RE Mood Short Born, Iflurhuml,lle . ron, Alderne)
and Ayruphin: Culyrn, 314-rno, Southdown n rat Cot.
u old Slo.,•it. Cadoloyr.. Imuortrd Suffolk, Eeocc.
Berkpldre and S.dtou 1 . 1 n.. and 011 choke breed? of Poul
.ry send fur Circular. , and Pric. Addrel.
N. P. ROVER &
Purtcr.burg. l'lleNter Co Pa.
MEM
'VT ()TICE:
The 13. wk Account , . Note , awl Vulg.
men tg of llalths in, Allen k Me('ain are in my
liands for collection and all persons having
Note:: 13altlwin. Allen &
McCain, mire requehtell to prt,eut them (hr set
kinciat. E. L. WEEKS,
ANsignoe of J. If. McCain.
)Montrose, Jan. 19, 1!!70.-4
G FIN E ImPoirrED
NORWAY OATS.
From 10rt lone Michels punt . . to the acre. weighs
from ad to .t. 5 pound. to the Mitchel. This outs ho. been
grown on e) ery variety of coil, and in every Su the
the I.'nton, kith the moot perfect sum 00.
The grain to very large plump and. handsome. has a
remark hie thin hook, and ripens earlier than the com
mon varieties. •
The straw Is bright. cleat. stool and not liable to
lodge. Is erfectly clear of rest; and groin from 4 to 5
feet high.
We nave both the White and Black Norway, both the
tame price Intteqnall) protitteti‘e,
We o til a..utl ut.e .quart, at Ale above Oats to any
odor-t poet paid toe .............. .51 no
TWO Quarts; unit . ...............
one pack 'tent by a tort., , or fretc, , Lit 3ao
Mir pent- •
Otte bitehel. 40 pounds. .. .......
IT - T rtrw.. it dktincily an . dcretuo
that thin Is oat a light oats. sr...table,. 20. R? lbs.
raise boo Eatabtpd. and sold ander the men, et
N oru -,y oar Imported seed. every noshel grins:int cud
to weigh 4111b....0r the money refunded. ' '
•
. . •
. _ .. . .
Sample:. L.I 1.0,14 loud, , 11xt. Into for A
.I.llr. lent
st.rnp. A I.n cliellt9,l and TrAl!mmll4n4:
Addrelt.;+. In order, to N. F', IFFFICIZIt S CO.._
Purl eAurg, Clic.,tvr CO., V.
BEEIMI
Eggs of Pure Bred Fancy Poultry for
Hatching.
tar,, ee t lectlo; of
tar,, fully latsm.l.l4o r tirtb " ipp...d ' ttuy part o hnd'in tar 'ffitholortiEr.
For (lrenla rd . and przerr,
N. P. BOVFIT 411._CS. _
Farktrethisr4. I.lleacr
MEM
( ROVER. di BAK . Eit'S
FIRST ELASTIC 5T1T4 . 31 FAMILY
Wittily and ela-tleity of Stitch,
r>i rapacity of Machinery.
I",in; hot h tiro an. 44.1) 311 t hr ?pools.
No f.tewtoug of acroo> I.y haul nod zo waste of
W:tle rttngv of nrplirntlifu without rtinng,c oradjust
mew. •
The renal retain, Us beauty and ilrii3llll/A after wash
ing:wit •
Itexider all 1:1041$ ~1 work dance by taller Fesetutt
Afn
chiuee, there MeehlerA execute the Inert beautiful
and permanent Kelle..ltter, nue ttruentre tat ti orb.
tACP — The Ilit.thCAL Prentibte. the fairtkand exhi
hltlettll of the 1111,1 and have been
awarded the Woe, 5 Baker ecteing Alarbiner, and
the whri. dune It) !heat, wbt refer ea.laibsted I/. cumin:.
tim,
r.t l " - The very hllle-t TIM CT10911.1 01 , THE
.F , Nn.lt. yeeferred tas rcpreveut
aill• ne r itA4 ite.
Kx.m.)11,) L'elver,llo, Parte. [lu+ atteetlt.:
0.) 4.0y1 utl ut Lcr S.sving 3inchttics:
IL L. r.st TPIIIN
For 7.nle by F. D.CII AND LER, Montrusc
June I. I Sr
el A. TtliA PLASTER_.
Tt. , 1 koep consi;oltly on Inunran amplo snri
ply of frtath ground. Cayuga .elloter, for sale at
$8 per lull. - N. SIIOEoII AKER. .
Sonnuersville, Jan. I!), 1A70.--1f
1I v 1)11'( ITZN Ni)1 . 1( 1 1 4 :.
1. The nortor.l;rned an auditor anyolntwllg . the
tophntro Coon or rotrquehronn coutily to dist bate
the fund in 111, hatoF , of the arimitti*trntor of the relate
at E. B. ItOwell, fleet'. will attend to the dotiea of hia
appointment at hi, Moinnwe; the
(lib (lay of iltgnoh. twin, at 1 ot'whlrh
tinic and place ail twraon 6 a rm rr , iiiired to phi eu t their
clams or beskimrrral from coming. in on ,n1(1 Mod.
‘.F. A. itAtiE,'Auditur.
Feb. 2. Ibid.-4 •
,lUllifft)lCS N0;111%. •
The understimed nn al:11100r appnlnted by the Or
phan's Court of nu.,treshatinu - county, upon excep
-11011. tiled to the ACCI,IIIII hi e d D.
.voroor
or
to
`tilatibute ihe balance or 'he atn• the' hind. or (ha
adtaiol.tratpr of the eSt.tOut . 3 0 1saa Matio.•,eleeelsed,
uitt attnnalo the duties of his. atuvolntntept ai Ilk
ulltru du Mntlirure, on 'Tlitifsitali Watt - ID, 1£44, 'at I
0 cio4P- nt• • • ' 1• , • - •
- 1": A. (LASE, Auditor'
Montrotc; rob . Z. IMO; ‘• ' • . • '••
• .
was eiszed& Deatilcie#4 Cats!rh,DJ •Picsi b rcia
edy, zo6 tte'reeetz. free:
4 .. :It*. C. LTOGETT, Heboken.lst J.
'snwlN'4; AfAdilt*Es;
131:1),IDWeVY , k; Vir U/IK.
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.
I • •
:THE FLOOD!
COlte A*ls, SHE THE FLOOD O 1
New .
Just arrived at
4.. E D. R. L. 4 T fi r R OP'S
DRESS GOODS
lu Large 11.0111111LACIN ot all Styles and Prloes
LAR“ STOCIt
• e
Of flats and Cape, Fars, Ready Made Cletning, coast
mutes, "Beavers, Sackings.,Bono Blanket*,
19-1 Birtotlt, Barthyare,
• Canker!: Boots . }ad. Oboe*,
an. ae.
we ere Agents for the Cetehrstai
PARH.OI SEWISa MAeIfINE
A. B.D. R. LATaaor.
3toefroar„ 03L 13, 131111-
BE IT KNOWN!
TM% the Tamest wad best selecting of
DF.ADY MADE CLOTITING,. .CLOTIIS b CA83.1-
IEJG. MUMS GOODS OF ALLEINDS, DO.
r.STIC GOODS, SHAWLS. CLOAKS,
PPRS. !TATS .t CAPS. LADIES'
4. GENTS ITIVNISIIING .•
GOODS, MiLLINEUX
GOODS,
FANCY 0001,S,TILUDIDIC18, etc. ate.,
to be formd is this part of the State, am always ho
found at the well-kuoau and popular store of
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum 5 'CO
M. S. DESS tUSTI. represetiting this firm In Mont
rose, nrilvtuy; Intel, from Pew York with
A VERY EtrENSIVE Meg,
of shore mentioned gooda, PtlltAble for Um Fall sad
*CIPOU, and having taken particular pains In so-
Leming tuiraimmo styles and designs, as welt is 'taking
to We oldirresesb, •• a penny saved la a penny earned.' '
Re fhwter onreelves of Wing BARGAINS foe an
who want to be nactng tu welting tAelt piwthsees.
We weed request s ell and Inspection dear gocres
tiUTTENBERO, ROSENBAUM It CO
3185tmse, Oct. tat. 186)
FARM FOR SALES
11le otri6tribor ailerr i for suds his Versa, situate In
We 1... t part o,lNemr KURIA township, containing
ONE IiWiDRED AND BRVENTY•'IRREE ACRES
113 . nerve Improved. mil watervitby sprlngs, and a !man
ertvett. These ere too bowed: one new, and three barns,
nee Deo, and other outtmlldlnke, and two good orchards.
Th.. land not Improved le heavily. timbero
Terme made esvey. For farther informotitur et& on or
native., the Febcriberat New Meerut Om As.
Nor, ID, feel9.--tf JACOB WAYILIN.
W IRE
. 1:AILIN(.;,
%;• - trtr Grranns,
For .tore Fronts,' Asylums, de.
iron Bedsteads. Wire Webbing for Sheep and Poultry
Yards, flr,rs and irob Wire (loth, Steve.,_ renders,
i3credhe forecmi Oreegr'Stitul., ,dc. Heavy :crimped
Cloth for Spark Arrest.. re, Landscape Wires for Win
etc. Paper Makers' W I rer, Orman:metal Wire
ork, eta. Every Information CT addressing floe man
arrrs. M.. WALELE d SONS.
A p.lylgti ' No II N. birth et., Philadelphia.
rIrE ELIAS 110.VE•
. .
tiewnri; stAcnnve t
Acknowledged by all to be•tbe best Sewing Machina
'the
to I
m, he, world. Doul. buy. any one Until you bAgo Wed
New. Z. L. WEEKS & CO.. Ageing.
C SII. PA ID
Fur M o.krnr, Coot. , alld Fox Skin*. by
Nov 1414 E. L. MIENS
BEL TITTCELL,
lb. Jon mturried fromiNew, Tork wits M 1 largo ad
dlnon to hr. ,teuaf 1.1061 of , thoku t - ougs.
aloalrose; Say. 14, .1352. - , • • • • •
TO THE t4dit&1N114...t.a4. 7 -We ore now prepared
to fornish oil eimeet with consaird employment at
home, the whole of the time or for the spare momenta.
Beninese new, light and profltahle. Persona of either
ecx easily tern from 50c. to $3 per evening. and a pro
portions' amt by devoting thole whole, Mae to the bus-
Nee!. pop' and girls earn nearly as much an mea—
lest al who een thin notice may ecnd their address,
and tent the besineea, we make this unparalleled offer:
To each as 'Leanne well ratireed, we will send $1 to pay
for the trouble of writing. Full particulars, a climb's
sampla. which will do to commence work on, and a cce
py of The People', Literary Companion—one of the lar
gest and beat family newspapers pabllebcd—all sent
free by mall. Reader, if you want permanent., pendia
hie work. edam' , E. C. ALLEN S CO., Afiguata, Mains
Nov. & 1b69-4M
,
H' e.
I( 1E '. i AKERSAIR
I
ttat.ears thin WONDERPI'I, cII.CE tuts been the
secret of an old Connecticut fatally. by tha name of
101,1te Baker. r4Y — Now It routes forth to bless man
nd. Its power to su.av ?MN. to pooirt - 2 eiVTPO6IIINO.
to oast. - AUNDI+, I. very eqtraordinary ; the Into of it
Ilse nover been known., 1000 parsons already bear tea
dims .. One person says " I botmitt $1 Pot s and
would not to without It for $lO. or t had Logo all but
wee to C. T. &wit '" Physicians reconurend it. 40(3
pots am ordered da Ili for hospitals and Public balls.
dont, to every part of the P. S.
'Eor Cutiirns. 'Roils 1
Bruiseg e Sores,
_tleeri4l 1 WITII-
Cnneerk Sore Nipples,
Broken Breasts, ( h
• np. I OUT IT
ped Lips and Bands, , • -
Eruptions' blind and 11N TILE .
bleeding Piles, Corns,'
Bunions, eldit ' hing ' I ROUSE..
bites of animaLi, in.
stets, liC. etc. 1. ~ . .
DON'T
. BE
•te tom It tor ale,
, A , r • rtven away to tetrlla aletar.
tarGo toyour Drnerlat,and getout..
gs sent piety packed, by egrets.
ae COsTAft Ce.,l3Uoward Street; L T.
All Tlnurl.
to" v....
V,I, }land
Addrc
Cli t STOlt :AF'ORK. .31.ERCITANT
TAILORING, An elegant assortment or clotbs,
Doerkino.lliarimorep.Bcaverr, Chlnchillta.Volvet and
fancy Ifestlngo, /fr... for Custom Work: Warms -ro
am. Good Mang sod workmanship ramantoed or no
sale, st Ocrtmcssaa,Rosinestra, &Co's.
I MID OIL, and a great, rule of ODA; for MACIII
LlNERYduroale by ARM; TIIIIRELL.
11COATS, OVERCOATS, OV.n-
Oti
•.
,of CT elm. large enes* ll . Pea sittem
son catilmia great variety. at
Orreamaa. Ite.***Ange * CO* ,