Xicsoal Xxitallisozioo.
tar The Vestry of St. l'aure Church In this
borough have purchased of lam J. W. Chap•
man, the building and lot adjoining the rear or
the church, with the view of building a Lecture .
Room, and making other improvements. •
Foot Amputated.
,491", Ityan,--or ihrer Lake, who was men
tiiing in our Columns last week as having cut
his foot nearly off was obliged to have his leg
amputated Just above the ankle John. The op.
eration was performed by Dr. K L. Gardner, as
sisted by Drs. lialsey and Richardson, on Times
day last. Dc is doing as well as could be expec
tett under the circumstanct.
rfr There is a rumor that the Erie Railroad
Company Is %bout to purchase the Pa. & N. Y.
C. RR. of ,the L. V. RR. Co., from Waverly to
Pittston Junction, ind the right of the L. V.
K 2 from that point to this place, in order to se
cure an "opening into the Wyoming Valley coal
field. NI/Ciller there is any truth in the rumor
we are not shle to say, but as there has been
more or less talk abont the desire of the Erie
Eallroad Company to make their way into this
region, there may he some foundation fur it.—
Scranton Republican.
Conference Appointments,
The following are the appointments made for
Susquehanna County by the Wyoming Confer
ence at Wilkesharry, April I:Ith:
Auburn—George Greenfield.
Fairdale—Stephen Elwell.
Hartbrd and South Gibson—A. C. Sperry.
Ruh—Supplied by P. d. Gates.
Montrose—ling
Brooklyn—Philip I loltnook.
Springville—J. S. Lewis.
Harford—J. H. Taylor.
Little Meadows—A.sa Brooks.
Clifford—H. H. Dresser.
Herrick Centre—M. I). Fuller.
Susquehanna—L. W. Peck.
Lanesbon)—N. S. I)cwitt.
Thomson—M. I). Mattoon.
New Milford—R J. Kellogg.
During tit Session, which continued till the
Monday following, a great deal of important hos-
Incas was trunsueted. The vote on the question
of Lay Delegation resulted in 133 for and only Ii
again. it.
Beware of Burglars.
It behoovw the people in this vicinity to take
due care in securing themselvtw against the de
predations of burglars, as their visitations are
getting to be quite frequent. On Sunday morn
ing last, about 2 o'clock, Mr. Oeo. C. Mill, of this
borough, w•as arousal by some one attempting
to enter ids Loma, and he immediately erase
and armed hintself for defence. The person at
ter trying a short time went away, but returned
again soon; but perceiving. some stir about the
house, he immediately lett. Other places were
visited the same night in a similar manner.
Printer Arrested
J. It. Galtor. publisher of the Northern Pekh
syloanian,crati arrtateed on Monday last on com
plaint of Wm_ Garey, of 3lontrose, and brought
before Justice Avery, who held him to bail in
the sum of $5OO, for a libelous publication. 11".
D. Lusk, Esq., of this borough, became surety
for his appearance at Aug. term of quarter tics
stuns.
The Dry Earth Treatment or
Wounds.
The Philadelphia Star says: Dr. Howson, a
well-known physician of this city, and an advo
cate of the dry earth treatment of wounds,"
concerning which there was such a lively dis
cussion some months ago, in the case of lamp
homicide of Annie Peoples, has continued this
method of treating wounds with very favorable
results, In a late medical journal he eilaN a case
of compound fracture of a leg, the limb being
kept at rest by means of sand bags, In the ab
sence of these dry earth was sulettituted, which
had the effect of entirely dispelling the offensive
odor of the wound, anti their use was continued
with the most happy results: the earth was
changed every three, or four days, Again be
states that a man affected with scurry which
had resisted all other treatment was entirely
cured by being buried up to the neck in soil for
about twenty minutes.
Court Proceedings-24 Week.
E. C. Dwers vs W. IL Demi, Judgment
opened. Verdict for defendant,
Connectient Mutual Life Insuraeo Company,
use of Stroud x Brown, es. Andrew Civet,ling.
Non pms.
11. Gomirich r& Clark Lowry ; healed, de-
reactant to pay costs.
ninon D. Gibb, V;. Geo. C. Bronson. Non
Thos. W. Harrington vs. Z. Bullard. Verdict
fiff defendant.
E. W. Smith vs. Borough of Susquehanna.—
On , motion, Court direct that a writ of manda
taus issue against the officers of said borough,
directing them to pay the debt, interest and ant
in said owe.
Sarah Tingley, he her next friend, George E.
Crandall, vit. Ilenj. 'Tingley, Divorce granted.
Final.orcier of Court trade, granting the alter
ation asked for in Charter of the First Uni
versalist Church of Brooklyn.
Herrick School District re. Chas. 11. Coleman
anti Lucius Curtis. Verdict for plaintilf for
$228.40.
Com. es teL Daniel Wood es. Harriet L.
Tewksbury.. Jury find defendant non eornpos
and Daniel Wood appointed mmnxittm
lunacy.
Nancy L. Bog,art. by her next friend a father.
Robert Wilkinson, ya John Day Bogart. Di
vorce dema
On motion, Court direct that the tavern li
cense of William tioNv, of Li:whoa, be triinsferr
ed to Wm. H Packer.
11. W. Gem vs. J. G. Packer. Ejectment. Ver
dict for plaintiff for the land in question--sub
ject in be set aside on tho defendant trying{ 403
on or before the 21st day of dune next, sioooon
the lit of April, 1871, without Interest, and the
further sum of $l5OO, in 'five equal annual pay.
ments, with annual interact from April I. 1871.
T. D. Estatinxik et al., Trustetsi of Gre4t Bend
Foundry Company ca. 11. E. Curtis et al. Eject
ment. Judgment entered for - plalntiffe by agree
rheut for the land claimed, with costa, condition
ed to be set aside and judgment entered for de
fendants on payment tom Court by them for the
use of the plaintiffs of $7;215.61, and Interest, as
specified in paper filed.
In matter of petition for a Mad view in the
township of Bridgewater, from the stone bridge
on lands of Alfred Baldwin to a point in a mad
near a comer of S. A. Pettis* and D. Searle's
lands. Court set aside report of viewers, but
grant leave to file a new petition.
On motion of Wm. D. Lusk, Esq., E. B. HIM-
Icy, Esq. is :admitted as an attorney to practice
in the several Courts of Susquelnuma County.
What "Port Wine , ' is diode
Some parties is Stonington, Ct., have recent.
ly been prosecuted for selling adulterated wines
and liquort Samples of their "stuff" were sub.
mimed to Prot Salta:lan, of Yale College, the
State chemist, and the fbllowing Is the result of
analysis of what was !sold for port wine: The
liquor was turbid, heavily laden with sager or
molasses and some coloring matter; containing
21 per cent, of alcohol; over 10 per cent of
sugar or molasses; about 100 grains of sulphu
ric acid to the gallon' part of it free, as oil of
viva and part combined in alum; oxide of
lead, or litharge, in poisonous quantities, of
about 45 grains to the gallon. The alcohol had
an acid taste, and the coloring matter an cam.
sive odor. The liquor was stronger of lead than
most *liters puitioried by it.
OR the IMO. . 1
On Monday, Aprti 17„ p *go Mack' loosened;
probably by the rain, rolled on the ralinUninack
at llwwland's and so obstmeied the passage of
trains that the paaserigei easi . did pot; teach
Lacintwal!ln WW I ermhlre
On the same day a rock weighing about three
tons rolled on the main track near Can's Bock,
and but for the heroic conduct of two enAll
boys, whosignalled the engineer on the approtteb
of the train, and told him of the danger, the
Cincinnati Express would have been unques
tionably burled from the track, and many lives
lotft,
Montrose Academy.
The Summer Term. will begin Monday, May
2, 1870, and continue 11 weeks; It Is the aim
to merit pittronageby a thorough course of in
structionin all the branches pursued. Besides
the Common English Branches; the Bigher
Mathematics, the Sciences, and the Classics will
be carefully taught.
Those wishing to pursue a Classical Course
with a view of entering College will find this
an excellent opportunity. Scholars will he fit
ted for any course in 'Normal Schools or Semi
naries. Classes will be organized in the follow
ing branches: Latin—Virgil, Cosar, Roman
History. Greek—Beginning. Mathematics—
Higher Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy,
&c. Intermediate . elasses will be formed to
meet the wants of all. Special attention will
be given to Primary pupils, and the school so
organized as to meet the wants of every grade.
Tuition from $3 to $l, depending upon the
advancement of the scholar. Thorough and
efficient Assistants have been procured. Board
at reasonable rates can be had. For further
particulars apply to
A. H. BEntrs, Principal.
3tontrno,e, April 19, 18111-3 w.
State Minna,
The House at Harrisburg passed a bill direct-' A A -A. 4.11. 91.6. Tr ST ATE OF UIIARLI S REYNOLDS,
ing "that each and every person not now-, or An Attempted Suicide.
t-4 t of auburn 'Gunship, Smiquehanoa eo
who shall not henater become member of some Friday evening between 7 and S oloek, u Pa de, ssed
upon the eir tate or the shove
military organization, shall pay to the collector young man of gentlemanly appearance, who is
of taxes in the city, county, borough or town- a stranger here, went to the store ul C J to e' e n afi7,!. l oTt i , t t o r t e h rie n r n el l i7n i' eli -
Let lees of admlnl
rat : dr , a9o aE b n
. named
bid to ike lin molten, purism', a n these P &Ong
ship in which he shall reside, the sum of
y Brownell and inquired for two ounces of koala- et •iime to prevent them duly autlenti.
cents annually, the payment of which sum shall num wlll6 1 31 art !Mt:thine/IC -ehaCilN OriAl to cased for settlement
Ashur,.
parch Ti,
REYNOLDS, Adnix.
exempt him from liability to perform military-I drink, but was prevented by the clerk, young
sem - ice except under ordure to prevent or repel Mosher, front so doing, who took the dose an -- --
invasion, or to suppress insurrection, tumult or from hi m - Ile Immediately proceeded to the L
or hARAII KNOWLTON,
riots "the proceeds to be devoted to sustaining
store of Maybury &Co., hem he inquired for Isle of Hush township. MI N ' a co. Pa.,. deed .
volunteer military organizations, and "in any -tite same q uantit y of landaUnin and which was tiaini"edrdlet.:PenTg.',l7:o,:„%peornseith:de'tetatieeefaitihdcasatiV
county in which there shall be no volunteer given him, when he inquired for the water tank ed. all persons indebted to wild estate are hereby notts
the : L id u t n o . make
s :
tmho.aneadmlaetetotgut.enntt
them lass
Lh l o y ei s e ut h=
military organization the money received into I and went to the same and was pouring out
the brigade fund, as aforesaid, shall be paid by dose into a glass preparatory to taking it, when rated
forsettt meat.
the 'County Treasurer of said county at the a bo y a h° followed him "from the ' mire of
Brownell, told Mr. Gillmpy of the first attempt
close of each year to the School Boards of the
several school districts In said county, in pro- to take the poison, and he was again prevented
portion to the number of taxable inhabitants in frona drinking the portion by Mr G. lie left
said districts, to be used for school perpeam s the store and imnuxliately returned and going
to Dr. Maybory, Inquired again tor laudanum
and had some valerian put up, through as he
claimed, a misunderstanding, but he was not al
lowed to take the second dose iTrion leaving
the store this time he gave out that he would
get u pistol and shoot himself, and it was thought
best to acquaint the pollee, which was done and
Chief Flynn took him in charge, nod escorted
him to Jail for his ow n safety. He gives his
name as George H. Benedict, and stated that he
is a graduate of Yale College, residing at Water
bury, Court, and that he was worth quite a
property, some tp,32,000, and gave to chief Fly nu
a last will and testament bequeathing his effects
to two sisters and a brother, and leaving orders
for the payment of sonic debts to several par
ties, and a hotel bill at the Exchang.l. The fol
lowing is a copy of the paper:
lits.-finaurox, April 13, 1870.
Dr. in Cot sty FRED:—Please take this us my
dying mill. First, I want my debts paid 81,000,00
tone thousand dollars) to go to Mr. Frederia J.
Foote. Next the property left, is to go to tor
br"ther Aaron, sister Fannie and Marv. Aaron
receive one-fohrtn, ataxy 0110-nattrai, rausete •
-
the remaining half for Landrieu. I owe here at
the hotel, and Mr. Bennett, and Mr. Ted
money. Fred please six they are paid
(Jim. ll.l3K:sr:pier "
Envelope enclosing the above addressed, Fred.
J. Foote, Es ti Preseot.
The facts of the ease indicate that the young
man had been on - a test.," got out of money,
and being very nervous and flighty, sought to
commit.suicide, fishing depressed and discour
aged because of the temporary absence from
town of lis WOAD, Mr. Foote..-2Tinglooodwa
Daily Democrat
rlr The sick room should be quiet, cleanly
and well aired. Label all medicines. Poisons
should be placed above the reach of children.
A good nurse has a steady hand, a clear lumui
and a kind heart; she is not talkative or ner
vous. Avoid arguments with the sick ;..do not
tease them with business; do not sit or lean on
the bed. If friends call on the patient their stay
should he very short. The practice of visiting.
the sick on Sunday is a very poor one ; that day
open thus becomes the most fiatiguing to all of
them. As a general thing do not go into the
sick room unless you go to help and not to talk.
Do not dmeive the sick ; deceit breeds suspicion;
they will worry last you are keeping something
tam them." To pursuade the dying that they
will recover is treason against the interest of the
souL It soothes and cools a feverish patient to
wash him with warm water in which saleratus
or soda has been dissolved'
Gone Where the Woodbine Twin
eth.
Some four weeks ago Coe Coleman, Radical
Postmaster at Nichols, one of the excessively
loyal kind, who wanted Andy Johnson ejected
from office so badly that he circulated a petition
in favor of his impeachment, left home ostensi
bly for the purpose of visiting New York to buy
goods, since which he has not deigned to inlorm
his wile and children of his whereabouts ; but
the disappearance of a certain woman of the
neighborhood at about the same time, fundshm
good ground for the belief that the twala have
gone "where the woodbine twineth." We do
not hear he is traveling at the expense of the
Government ; but if he is not, his case will be
long with a class of rare exceptions among ab
sconding Radical officials, while his chances for
promotion to a Governorship of a western ter
ritory will not be enhanced by his omission of
this prominent item in the Radical programme_
We understand that being met recently in Kan
sas, by a Nichols man, be denied his identity
and declared his name was Smith. having
shaved off his whiskets and otherwise disguised
himself his elopement is a serious affair to the
innocent wife and children whom be has desert
ed; while the Republican party bees thereby
one of it's "main stays" and popular leaders.—
, Owego G,merte.
The Lady's Friend for May.
The sfny number of this Magazine is a beau
tiful- one, - and brtathing of the Spring. Its
larr, , e; doable Fashion Plate is as fresh and rich
ly colored as a tulip bed—and we observe that
this magazine is often one and even two months
ahead of he contemporaries in the fashions.
Then there is a beautiful cottage scale, "The
Return of the Swallows," and another appro
priate engraving called "Gathering Snowdropa"
The literary matter of this Magazine is always
of n superior character. The etorica of this
month are both varied and absorbing. And
i
m
there is an article by Bits Fanny rey
ad, •
Southern lady, giving her experi . in Slam
of Click San, who must be the odel Chinese
servant, that all housekeepers will find, in view
of the coming Chinaman, particularly interest
ing. The ladles will be also pleased with the
patterns for Spring costtunes, and the varieties
for the work-table. And the editorials, being
written by a lady for lathes, are particularly at
tractive. Published by Deacon & Peterson, 319
Walnut Street, Philadelphia? Price $2.30 a
year (which also includes a lame steel engrav
ing). Four copies, $6. Five copies (and one
gratis), $B. "The Lady's Friend" and "The
Saturday Evening Post" (and one engraving),
$4.00. Sample copies 15 cents. ..
PETERSON'S Mscisztaz for May contalnsfirst.
class original stories and novelets, also steel and
mezzotint engravings, and mamma* colored
fashion plates, each plate contains front four to
six figures. In addition it has wood cuts of the
latest bonnets, hats; Imps, &c, and a variety of
children's dresses, also, patterns for every day
dtmeies in &bine, calico, &c. Thia Is a feature
peculiar to Peterson and makes it invaluable in
the family. It is published by Charles Peterson,
.806 Chestnut Street„ Philadelphia.
--raw
New Belt.
Father !Strangly, of the Friendsville Catbollc
Church, returned from Albany last week, with a
"large and finely toned bell, which be intends
having eteeted on the church in Friendsville.
This hfthe only church bell In that 'vicinity.
Father Mattingly , is a go-ahead young priest,
who has done Much towards improving the
church, and church property there since it has
been in his charge thipast Leader.
—"Cousin Jobeis thiciair*ofatown
in. Georgia..
DcWrgiS,EtlielinUleT. „ I ,:r
lain* el-
Meted by Policeman Timothy Robertson, of this
'Village. has been reported for the Occene :
A desperate encounter occurred between Mr.
Timothy Robertson, CI Police Officer, of this Vil
lage, and D. B. Weller, a railroad man, who bad
sold his time, amounting to over $lOO, at differ
eat places along the line of the Erie Railway,
the leatheitt C toy Mr 91=00 Fripeller, of this
village, 4 ortio, - niter hatingk iofight Wellet'l3
learning the above facts, procured a warrant for
his qirest , ir4 placed it th e Minds of Offiller
Robertson,' who found and arrested the' amused
at flOrncilsville, and started eastward with his
prisoner on the Cincinnati Sxpress, which leaves
that place altaat.oo'clocita. , X. Weller, bower
er, not exactly relishing the idea of making a
grand entree into Owego under an official ca
curt, watched his opportunity, and leaped from
the cars; but no sooner had Weller struck the
ground than Robertson was at his heels, • and a
more exciting chase than this was never wit
nessed inthe COmpany's Yard at flornellsville.
Away they went; over, under an oti top of cars,
across tracks, and, perimps, over, under and
across everything that happened to be in their
waY but nothing-daunted, Robertson was
bound not to lose his man, and atter a severe
; and exciting nice, Weller was over hauled, and
a desperate hand to hand encounter took place,
i but IA well directed blow by Officer Robertson,
I with the butt of his revolver, made Weller sues
cumb, and be was lodged, one day last week, in
the county Jail at this place' as quiet as a lamb.
This is undoubtedly one of the mast daring
ufticial exploits ever enacted by an Owego Offi
cer, and can well be placed in comparison with
the heroic nct of the lamented Wilts°, although
with no sturitice of life, yet with the same per
sonal risk , with, a j•Arsc,licav3 . , mscularnian to
ottotitutrei Mr lidtcrtatn, in thit , night. pur
sued, caught, and 'raged' his man.—Ouris tia
:et*.
The Montrose Fire Department.
n win. A. Croerm.on,; and other friend. of the
F7re Department, who mntn3oded to the ..rery
minn o n dable o bjeer of fornixhiv the Ilatia of
Engh.e Campania No. 1 and 3:
GENTLEsons—Allow tne to tender the thanks
of the Fire Department to you -for this timely
aid. It is especially gratifying' to us, to receive
this liberal contribution, lust after a fire;" as
we can have no better evidence that our labors
are appreciated, and that we have not. labored
in vain. Annexed pots will find a statement of
money received on subscription, and how the
same has been disposed of The officers of the
Department have made such division of the
money as we believed would meet the wishes of
the subs,ribent, and give satisfaction to each
Company. By making this oral division, it
enables No. I to liquidate their indebtedness;
but No. 2 will still be in debt about one limbed
dollars. In making an estimate of the am tint
required to furnish No. 2 Halt, It was supposed
their old carpet would answer; but on examina
tion it was foetid unfit, and - a new one was pm
cored This, with the expense of painting and
papering the,hall,hetween the rooms, had left a
detivieney of about one hundred dollars. I on
happy to be able to say to the good people of
Montrose, that we have now, for the first time
in the history of the Fire Department, }nod
rooms for our engines, and good, well furnished
Halls to hold our meetings in. We Shall be
pleased to see tiny of our friends at the meeting ,
of the Companies; and thosis who have not
visited our maims, would be astonished to behold
how great a change a few months hash wrought
in the old •
Hoping it will be long before our services are
again required to protect your property from
the devouring element, I remain, truly yours,
E. C. Foranum, C. E.
Rtatement,
George C. Hill, Trcnsurer, in account
with Montrose Fire Department, DR.
To casts received from B. Burns, Col ,
Imtor, on subscription
George C. Bill, Treasurer, Cu.
By aro% paid .Treasurer of Bough and
Re dy Engine Co. No. 1....... ....
By amt paid Treasurer of Montrose Da
ily knit paid D. F. Austin, bill for work,
painting and papering Ball . 18.45
By amount paid B. B. Lyon & Co., bill
for paper... ....... ......... 10.25
By arn't p 0 Rums. Nichols, painta,&c., 18.80
Attest: _ FIIASIC A. Draw, Secretary
saw yonK *soaves n.p t ituEss.
Corrected weekly I by 'WWI= If Odsdon, 231 1
Fulton St., New York.
Week ending - April 25, 1870.
Duna, =
30085 3600
Cheese, dairy, pct /b. ••—.—• • • • • • ,;• 1 4 1 gAt
factory 15016
'Kw, per doz ........... ~. 18019
Flour, per barrel 4_5005.80
Corn meat 100 Pm..., .. ~, : , ...:-..:,. ;2.2009.30
Wheat, per:busiud...„ , . ... :, - ..i. : ) 1.2004.150
Rye " 1000L06
Oats " 68009
6,
Corn 1).601.18
Hops, crop of 1899 ' , ' 15018
Beef, sides, per lb 12014
Hogs, 11012
Potatoes, per bbl. .. 1.5002.00
Turkeys, per Th.. 230:10
adapts
Geese ....„ ....... ......... 2,10..5' ' .
' Tallow
Teachers' E.
r ' Speeial Examinations for Summer Tenn of
Sehodls will be held 44 lbllOws:
New Milford BPl° l lrl St 2 lltradaY rlllB.
• eassciebanna . Dersnesday
Gibson H ll4 ViWn- - ak , ::4l/420. . •
Clifford, City B. IPTltglvistlorai. • 7:
VondaY,4_4ol - 2S.
Rdahp der S. EL -- rtleadaY,'Apti;
e, licllawliaMedriesdaY, Apr ST:
g roo k yr'
. Center, f 414.. U., Thursday, April, 2&
3lontroso, Friday, APR 49.
FAA Gass will be'?Orpic4l);=o'clock; w.
11-. and applicants paiyide theinseives. with Peer
cll. pen, paper, and Chien Birth Reader. Those
desiring to teach "durh)g the mmmer, who have
no valid ceramic, have neul to attend at one
of the above mentioned pi - teas, as eit# and
private esanduationance.unneftsstuT.
IV. t. Tannic, enmity Supt.
Forest Lake ('enter, April 1, 18111.
—We frequently hear the Radicals
talking about puttmg nails intothe coffin
of the Democratic party. They tried this
in• Connecticut, the other day, but it
wouldn't. work. The Democrats wouldn't
stay dead. and the nails all bounded out
a g a in: fluve you'any'wore nails, Messrs
Radicals
—Now that Fifteenth Amendment has
been declared ratified, the Judiciary Com
mittee of the Senate is eng,uged in prepar
ing a bill to enfoneelts provisions in the
sevcm►l States. In this manner consolida
tion is being maim familiar to the people.
A etc `darertiscettnto.
WANTED.—Ir:',I,'IoThd,„Lo -I .4gurnal
Llte luourance Co , forollpartnutPeonnylvanis And New
Jerney._ Iterernoce required.• jwarr,.. wood, come.
DELAWA.ItgIICTCAL LIM INS. C. 0., N. W. nor. nth
nod Chnlnord Stu. Philadeleda. [sp. 27--4
Montroto, April 9 . 1, 1570.
TE.I . • P^.ll.
Every kind td Teolninaiketjart arrived. and
ror at New York Wholeekle price.. Moo a fine as.
forrinent or COFFEe... Boy .br me and rave ezpress
charges. ADBL TtIiIIELL
Biuutrose, ra., April% 1b11).
I
EW *ALL P.A
Jort arrived. and in.,llinn . rbrap Ivr
Montrofe, ApN 91, 11373, ABEL fULtII Lt.
EsTATE OF - PATRICK CLARY,
1
Irate of apolatata tortnehip, Susquehanna Coun
ty den'tt.
Letters of adartnistsation• °yob the estate of the
abovenamed deeedehrtmelngheen ranted to the un
dersigned. notice is berehy given tp all persons indebt
eti to said estate to make Immediate payment. and
those hating claims against the same to present V. era
duly autheuticated fnr settlement to the undersizned.
THOMAS U. KANE, Adrer,
Apataeon. A prit Ed. ttiZo.
AMEIMAN
itt Waltham Watches
AT Tufg courmirs PRICES.
And warranted by the Company vent with every watch.
Price 14.1 aad deveriptlve Catalogue rent to any addrero.
Orders filled by yawner V. 0. 1). with the privilege a ex
amivallion before pavinhe money. Addrevs
ALEN-N - ANDER ft lIARPER.
.450.13=1111.1,10KM0, 1%11441001C
QTTOO FLY, DON'T BOTHER ME.
COLLARS' COLLARS!
Pare Indio, Work.. (47 — Bend In ynnr size And S cents
Sent to any address. T. A. DEBBY,
spl3-3 Ike: PS. Hinsdale. N. Y.
pumps! rtntrs
BL VTOILEY'S
Cu cumber Wood Pumps
The Best and Cheap Pumps ever made.
Durable, reliable, accurate and perfect, and give
no taste th the water.
They are adapted
depth of well erpto
water very easily
one tan put them
in repair, Sr when
to " directions;'
give perfect aatis-
ASK FUR I3L itIrCIILErs
CUCUMBER WOOD PUMPS.
Erery Pump sold by me or my authorized
agent guaranteed genuine,
CHARLES G. BLATCITLET, Maar.
al and 626 Filbert street,
PhDadelphia, Pa.
Ap. G-Bm
BuRNS & NICHO LS
DIZ6I9I4TS. r•AVOTLIEd.ARIES,
KeeFF-00".4PP/1.11 . t ea trEaDratzaarzt•
Druz. anA M dlcltld+.Cbrmltala, Dye Staff.. Winecd
Patefte,YHolton,tkrialrurirry,
Fancy 6o4ps, e, ac.
Peet how Ara' tort . city.
AU the most popnlitr PATEIT XMCIXIIS sofa In
Oda socUon.arauta *Ma lair Be Grand .
Alte'a and Jaynes Fatally Alredjaldas, ito a b a tip, D a
an, Schenck'. ?anionic aycap and licaVacd
Tonto, Irma and Ctioesemaa'a
mat* Mira .onall Balsam,
WI. We Plan Tree Comte,
11.011•411atr R.eneent,ltiogVAmtiiieila, Kennedea Med
teal Dincirery. Hollainkir• German Bittern.
itaatener's Benumb 'Bleier*
Audmaryother kludsof rdal Wakte:sod Wank Intiwt
out Bieck embrsuess Asks eWlltuulAad olrottradzl CA*
ally keptin well raided rtg Mee& . .
VErPm.criptiolis recriarjartitalar attention, and
are carefully and promptl,
*.• Store forawril 0 4"R I C- 4 b i 4 ' l2l4l ' l ' Zr
A. B. BIIBNB,
Acilo/3N1C110113.
Montrose, KircbZ. 1V).
NOTWE. • - •
The heirs and creditorsof - the estate otChailta
m c c a rt v ;-demoted, - are. requested to meet et the
011icapt Littler and Blakeslee, In 3rontroso, pn
Wa.da , P0o3" the 11th day of /lay; A. D., IVO, at
one °clock, P. 31: ,,
;; ; -` I DAVID HEWS; )
April 20. JAMES LOGAN, 5 Elta.
NEW SPRING GOODS
'Guttenberg; Rosenbaum d 'Co's
NEW SYRING_DRESS GOODS, SIL&WLS,
Large awl Fine Selected Stork of
SPRING CASSIMERtS & COATINGS,
Of the L2tcsit Styles, and at pticesta spit the
Atootrose, April 0,1070.
mElte Ali TILE APP RA ISEM EN T
Dealers In Merchandise, Ac. In Bcniquehanna Cdonty
take notice that in pursuance of the several acts of As
sembly of this Commonwealth to provide revenue to
meet the demands upon the Treasury,
_and too l` th pur.
poses. the atidersigneii, appraiser of llerean taxes for
said county. has prepared a Ilst of Merchants trading lo
said county, and placed each merchant in that eines
which to hitn appears port and right according to the acts
of Assembly, to wit :
blimmudßssAi.RAT. C1A1124,
A
Bkmhana A Carpenter, 13'
AUBURN.
E. 1., Adams, , I 4
Wm. White, 14
Low A Rillnia, 1:t
P. D. Shannon, 13
W 'LBFranillt: " ! : .. 2 2
. . nitoolp.
wßiieur. ,-, , , , li
R g o vh aiso,, , :34
D A A A Titsworth p 04419
Kan k ..7.lkrids., . :
... -11
IllibroXPr''''': 34
J B Verry 14
Tilikay & Cramer 13i
CUOCONUT.
11 fiche 141
James Singleton 14
CLIFFORD.
0 Weils a. Brother 14
F. it Gardner 14
T F Johnson - 14
J DI Baker 14
T J Welts 14
Henry A
DHNDAF Williams F. 14
I 11. Dasbi 14
A Richardson 13
ti Ci Weaver patent to. 4 14
11 P Chambers 14
John Coyle 14
Heim Spencer 14
DISIOCE..
Miles &Sherman 13'
Wm li 'More 14
JI Illaltradee 24
Julio Lectody 14
FOREST LAKE.
If L Deli 14
i i. II Silsara 14
FRIENDSV ILLE.
Robert Winters 13
I .1 k Fitzgerald pat med 4 13
icon Dum patent teed 413
I 31 310314 nus 14
1 E.
U thage 13
ANIILL. 4 .
. J L MerrimanA Son 14!
tI/EIA kr 11 Fordkuuo 11
. II L Mosier* 14
. OltilAT BEND.
It k Clark k Co. 13.
i Whien] Stack 1
tler & Fred= 13
. Estabroek A Clark pm 4 it
8 ,
AVgl h ;t l ; 14
Glen} McNamara 12
L W Chichester It
11 P Doran 14
1 K P Simons & Co, 10
George Wessell 14
11 Ackert
It
Baldwin
PaintLa
14
Wm Baldwin . la
1 D C Brunson 14
I W II Forell 14
.1 B Moir:car , Jr. 14
Into
1 W C Mcsh 11
1 MESON .
CI A 9. AVERS, Eir.
T P Ilt
Thhtnam & Van Aakert, 14
1.11:1311.
L M Sherwood & Co
Ganger &oldeWr heelock pm 4 1314
SPRINGVILLE.
0 W'Emmen 13
• 0 T Spncer 4 !
Z Barne e s 1 1 4
1
a T Bend-ricks pca 4 12
tionscrfolcl & Ca 11 !
lea= NI encode 14 I
SILVER LAKE.
' IVI V.! T. la !
14
7' Salli inn 14
13 Li Meeker 14
SC
moue i
B 11 Landman 13
)Ire 13 E Forbes 14 I
John W Osborne 33
L b Pico:, & Co la
Polon Store Auoclatton 10
It F Smith 14
C A Miller 14
DCaaey 14
.1 W&11 W Galloway 14 ,
W Howarth 14
I Th. McDonald 11
Ell Hoprnan 14
Lowl• Freeman H
Charles W White 14
D A Lyon. 191
Guttenberg Rosenbaum co 9
J C & J 11 Cooke 13
JC &IR Macke 13
Junco Bell 13
Henri/ C Lea pto 4 13
W .1 tralhenbory 14
McDonald & Kn. II
J C Foot 10
IF 13 Lyon. 13
lON Smith 14
Ellen MeGalro 14
3M Moyle 14
• F 13 Tba ib. , ,
• 13
• Walter 12
OetaxOß Crandall. 13
Mina H O l7O 14
Myer. Morrie 14
John Thane! , 14
C Ftee3olll. - 14
31 Bartley 14
Eliza McGrath 14
Wm Ralf 14
Henry Plane 14
.4 W SIIm- bo pat mod 414
Jame. Hanel 14
LENOX. ....o__ THOMSON.
Wm Miller &Co pat 'Turf" Übe Yomfcml 4Co 10
Wm p Colei 14 Levi. & Dim 14
Grow & Brother ' lt Georne 0.1 - 11 0. 14
Wll Octerhont 12,F .31Afelatt , 14
. —..__
_..._
CLASSIFICATION OP - V4NDERSCIP MECUANDIZE.
Salem t'hind Man PAO (lass 14
hales 35.Con,less *ban • 10.000 enca 19
Sale. io.uoo,lesa that. 13,01:0 (.1.0 19
Sales 15000, lees than 10,300 ' ' (U. 11
Nair. 21,110;1ela than /MAXI Clare 10
Seca 30,000, tesathan -401,001 elmo 9
hale. 40,000, Ida Minn 00,000 Chan 11
And the Judge. of the Cond. of Nano= Pima of Paid
Cannily will bold a Court of hoped slate Court Rouse In
Montrose. la and for add county, to Wednesday the %Mb
day of April. IAIO,, Id 1 o'clock; PAIL - at which time and
placeany "(the Merchants described,deffnedond elmrd.
fo, sroresald. or their agnate' or attolooln. - may appear
and appeal from .aid assessment If tberinlnk proper.
,:. MAR lIMCSTE.R.
Burford. March 9, 18719.0 Mareantlle Appralcer.
E Mama 11
Duntt - 6. it
MN Walker 14
C 11 Wells patent med. 4 11
M TI gly 14
Kennedy it Pons
Milligan &Smiley p en 4 10
lIARFOR.
Scum , Bataock & Tanner.
patent medicinal, 4 10
0 Pay - yea Sun 14
erryS Carr 11
C Edwards 141
.1 A Lockard 14
T 'rainy 111
.1 W White 24
Win Iru 14
L B Peck 14
Babcock S Newton 14
A A tstam 14
11EnirtiCK.
R 31 Arnold 12
liaise Nichols &Co p m 4 10
C C Spence 14
HARMONY.
11 AV Hnuadt & Co IS
D T Pinch 14
John llStertrui 14
1.11 Hall 14,
Waiter Scott 14
J richlager & Co 12 ,
11M Manson HO
ham Brown 13
S A 14otts &Sots - LI
Jrzsur,
11l Illoenerans pat Me 4 il ,
JACKSON.. 1
11 31 Benson , 14
Norris &French • , II
J,,rneo . r Potter 14
tßdenta or any
'heti and throw
trapidly. Any
md keep them
up arum - ling
never Cott to
ton.
LITTLE XEADOWE
If K Garfield
E I &dudslee
E r. STAMP,
GROCERIES & PHYISIORS
Flour, Fish., Butter. Pork. Lam Ham. Balt Flab. Tallow.
Quidlaa, Crackers, Cheese, Coffee, Spice., Choice
Tom, Sugar; Bice, Pried and Canned
Fruit. Tobacco. Cigars, Snell.
'rtail other aztyles usually kept In a first dos Grocery
and Pravialan State.
Wow Ell mark our tioodaaa low as wit am *Cord. and
ea (brawl'. or ezdange for prodoce.
Wwwirl Walsh Pins sod ship 'tatter for 'bolo wbo
deriro as to, end endeavor to Or good I,its.Dicticoa-
PAT3O2IAGE-50L.MITED.
Idontrosikreb. 1i(70.-4f
SPECIAL NOTICE!
The Booirs, Notes, du., late In possession ofR.
R. Kenyon, Jr., are in the hands, of Chamberlin
la McCollum tor immediate mlleetion. All per
sons in any manner Indebted will save cost by
settling without delay.
A. LATHROP,
• . ••• F: W. BOYLE;
Nevem, Jr.
'1
Montrose, April 6, lw•
• OnIMQ:AT
&c. &c.
k'cir , Custozu Work.
SILK AND FUR HATS,
oun'ipippui,;itostoFfkitmt a co
XCUCIIANTA. CLM , S
LIBERTF. •
A A Heenum pat wed 14
H W Wes pet well 4 It
Jutcpb Web.ter 14
LATHROP, .
It 21 Tiffany .9 Co ' 10
N 14 Flan 13 :
t Mel 11
,; fatiairtoVM 1
PntricieWldta ft .1 14 ,
~. , :31ONSEDSE.
A N Bullard 14 i
Wznol 14ulturi 10
VI brake A C.3:-1 11 1
lnraillkr ' ' ' '. 14 ;
L 11 Isbell 14 '
/11 It Lyoua 6, Cu. 19
Z Cobb la
J R DeWitt & Co. 19 I
A 4 1: 4 a Lathrop 10
Guttenberg llosenbalun 1
' 4 Co. 10 '
Read GrbEg it Co p m 4 10
W 11 Deana 14
C G Vonlham 14
1 N Bollard 14
E Bacon 14
W VP atmltb 13
llifiler 4 Condo 14
0 D Beeman 14'
Mcrae & Lines 14
C N Stoddard 13
Wm 11 Burch Co 11
E C Fenn= 14
31 T Jackson 24
El NI son 13
Abel Wil Turrell pat mcd 413
L Talb4t 14 Spore Co 14
.1 o
Barns & Nlebola pin 4 13
li L Weeks a Co It
Gamey 4 nip l4
0 C MU 14
B Thatcher 14
NEWtphin SLILFORD.
Geo W
pa p l ed Su
Hardenapp it
14
Mona & Kn
-Utley 4 Ilaj•den pm 4,14 14
11 Burritt pat mcd 413
1 Whipple Brink & !dead 14
oenl4 lacCollum li
0 .1.1 Hawley 11
.11 Outran & Ron II
.l. !M ltkenin 14 em:um Jr 10
1.1 A
P 1 Tennyct 14
John Barnes
K 14
OALAND, _
DEALEII EN
E. la: STAMP
elvl.Olittose Pezaborat
FotIMM." : • •
-
• ;
house and lot situated ID the township *mason, !Muir CDN'EAPAT YORIPINO, MONTAGON
Rush, two, miles West of Elk Lake, : and Scrsgntn.irtn Corxrr, 11'.•., sr
trail®hatsGrangerville, coital:4g three acres
ofland, 'a good arelnd, a story andatalfhouse. • 331. - 3411,.• 3pC.A.A7CTS4'IIII,r,
'a blacksnilith shop, and barn. For full fdartiuri- sT $ . 3 !NO ANXIIII IN ADVANcg— on t 274 •T r. 219 OP TZAR
late inquire of thelmhscriber on the'premlaca.
• - WM. 1111.TCUELL.
' • Itasca of advertising.
•
Rash, Unrcli so.
IRON IN THE. BLOOD. ,
Nettrat's Otre VITALI-TS= Aotarr—lßON.
Coorloo.—Bo Iwo Janet Permian berop.
' PlXOpeled free. J. P. ottismoux. Prophet=
No. as Dry St.. New York,
Sold by DrUlitStitneatraßT*
March N. —y
FARM. FOlt
• Of 1% acres, shit:sled on the road . front "Sil
ver Lake to Mod Lake, tne acres Improved, and
most of the Initanre in heavy timber, containing
sever4l hundred curds of hemlock bark ; a good.
Rouse with L and barn, about 10 bearing apple
trees, well watered, a good water power, Con
venient to chum - tin, schools, etc.
Inquire on the premises, or address
A. 1. SfIELDON.
Jan. 19, 1 70.—Itsm St. Joseph, Pa.
F LOU R! FLOUR!
From lids day forward, we shall sell Flour at
retail at
WIIOI. ESA LE PRICES.
We hang out no fitlsa colors, but mean Just
what wu say.
'While making Flour u stuxiulty, our tAvek of
FEED, YEA T., Y 1 L LIME' CEMENT,
UIIO('ERIES, PRO 17440.V5,
Will be kept full and sold at very small profits.
IL GARIUTT 4,t SON.
New Milford, Mareb 2, 1870.—Iii
GROVER A; BAKER'S
FIRST PRE3I/Cll ELASTIC STITCII F.t3111.1i
SEWING MACHINES,
450 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
roncTs OF EXCELLIMCK
Eimmty and ehmtteltY or Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity of Machinery. I`,
lining Poll litoontSit directly from the spools.
No fasteuing of imams by hand and zo wait° of
thread.
Wide range of:Application trfthoat change of adJuat,
men!.
The seam reteloifta beauty mid firmness after wash
lug and 11 , 11111 g.
Besides all kinds of work done by other F awl 111 n.
chine.. these Machines exeeate the most beautiful
and permanent Embroidery and ornamental work.
Or The Miuliest Premiums at ail the faits and exit'.
birlons or the United Scares and Euroiie, have Leen
awarded the tinwer 4b Baker newlea alsehSe•, nod
the work done by them, wherever exhibited in emu lie.
talon.
Ve'Thu very 111....he5t prize, TILE GROSS OF THE
LEGION OF HONOR, was conferred on the represent.
attires of the Gruver S Baker Sewing Haellines..st itift
Exposition Unieerseite, Carte, 1 , 167, thee attevtieg
Gottesman superiority over all other hewing Mdebleeti,
For sale by F. B. Mt DLER. Mont roam
Jane 1. 1 yr.
COTTQN GOODS.
Muslim,. Ticking. Calico*, Gingham , . strlpecto and
checked Skirtings, Denims. ata ne penal In I - tacitly at
tiurrexatino, Rosminatlis &
NIT IRE RAILLN
WIRE GUARDS,
For Store rrnota, Asylums, &c,
Iron Dedeteads. Wire Webbtm• for Sheol, nod Pun (try
Tanis, Brow. nod Iron Wire ( Intb, Siert.. Fender..
Screens (or Coal Oyer. band. Yee liwwry crimped
(loth for Spark Arre.t re, londecapo Wires for Wiu
awns., etc. Paper Makere• Wires, Ornamental Wire
work, etc. Every luforotation braddresetng the mem
utneturere, M. WALK4.II. 6 SONS.
Ap.lyigd No. 1f N. Sixth ■t., Philadelphia.
THE ELIAS HOWE
SEWLNO t
Acknowledged by all to ho the hoot Hewing 51outline
in the world. 'Don't buy any one until you have tried
them.
N0Y.11,13C0. E. L. WEEKS A CO., Agent,
n D RESS TRIMMINGS & FANCY
GOODS.
Datum. or all defeTipttorts. nesdvarten st
GCTTENnEIco, .IttmcNIIATZ3I, £ Lo'B.
CIGA PLASTER
IL/ I keep constantly on hand an ample ?alp
ply of fresh ground Cayuga Plsster. ffir sale ut
*8 per ton. N. SWAM AREIt.
Summersvine, Jan. 19, 1970.—tf
T HE LAST CIiA\CE.
STILL SELLING OPP AT COST.
(AEG. HAYDEN'
In still offerings Lams Stock or Goods Dn. • abont time
ONLY—AT COST I And lots of Goods •
LESS TIM:: COAT
lA pritire OA) TO CLOSE BIIVIESS ,
Thy Geod.. Dr.* Goods , Shawls, tiothirer,Hata, Cans,
BOOM. Saone, Cronin:al, -GISSIW4III. Wooden
Warm lianisraru, Grander. Trimminp.,
And lota and Snub of Goods too numerous to mention.
When yoti herr other beaters ray that Ivo ask old pri
ces and have an old flock Of GotiOn-Don ' t Dot
call and nee I Exarninc and nompare r urtees fut your
• .1
Tilts Shock meet and shall be told Ina ehort time as I
bare to leave the building.
tier Positheigno Goods sal on Credit. Term Cash,
or No Salo.
OEO. HAYDEN
New XiWord, March 9, 1870.
DSOLCITE DIVORCES - cailAtued In 'Now
yompilnoir. sod on= We. for person* from
spy Mtn or Country , lewd oven*lmato: doreOlon,
iirglagnmers. ootrilapport, ett..arMeioAr came t nornb.
yu~p; no tbugAnntil Mimeo letagelleost... Advice tree:
Itukthom el!tab.M44 lll twa YWf. l;
itOrlde, Attorney,
Yard' 80,1811).—Inn No. IS Noma 13t,1i. V.
Thrte•fourtioaocA of sp4.o. or loos. mako a efittsio
ChM Pltuare. I weeks at len*, tl.OO mo. SI , Z; 3 ma.
0.150'; Mo. $4 f. 10; I year.
col., 3 tho,s2.Be ;um): 0.80 ;no. $12.00;
1 / 1 30 . -QUOTMT COL 7 MO, t 3. 3 43 ; MO. tie. o o ; e mo. ;
Va. M..
Colamn, I mi.; 3 Eno. 11,1:4'.00 ; 6 EOM VA.OO
/ year. 1.11.n0. •
One cokunn. ino., $231/0 G mO. US.GO; G zoo. IEOO.OO ;
I poor. fioufri.
Artaltoes Noticetys7.::o: ExrCoforo end Atltnlol..tro
tor.' Notkor. t4.(0. All l.ollol),ltutcrOiv. 01 litoltod or
111(110(11ml Irttero..t. Met- prr Gor Obttnary 10
Gt., per line. , Alsrria4-e mid Pc3;ll Mit ICCS free.
Job Pawing exscat..Al ucatly and pivmptiy et
1543, priced.
Decd . ., Mort:ogee, Nob", J la,tices' t Cf.inetrthirx
EidtcOandotherbletakeMr
VST ATE OF - IIEN:11 1 17 GEIRITSON,
DimoartiownPit)p,"Pa. Atven ed.
• Lottenagradithletatratihu -tipati the ...late of the aboytt
named devedeat. having bevagrwttett to U 143 end...tiered,
notteecta giveiP th all persae• learbtecl to ate tame to
luutotalfatte'bray a:mot:apt:l tittra, navilig elate. upon
the .time tvlitpietwut thew tly , v Ituthult:e.Att:,l for ben).
Mint. • -
. 44. OritRITSON, A dex
DGuork, March al,
U` STATE OF F. RYAN, late 41
Frloadoville, Suelen deceated.
',utters, testathentart %poll the estate of Tho above
named decedent having lh.en granted to the undersign.
ect, notice:lo chmwhy given that ell persona Indebted to
the same will make immediate payment, and those La,
thg demands will present them for ettthanent to thu un
dersigned.
AL E. , RYAN,
J. W. FL TKN.
Friendprille, 'March as MO. Executor*
LsT EOF J ()11X (• A. E , latv f
4_4 Apolocon toxnahip, Suequebanna co. Pa..,
Lettero of admini.tiatiop upon the estate of the abovo
nantsd decedent I•nsith, Mutt granted to the underalemed,
notice 6. aerehy Id, en Oat all per, ona Indsiblect to.tho
.acne are reiint,ted lo Make Itritilevriatt, and
MU. , Moot clattor upon the ante will pruneut them du•
ly authenticated for ..•ttlern..ut.
PATRICK CARET. Administrator.
Apolocon, March 23,
..S; .. qlt\V,lY OATS
This Oats will produce three tint,* as much
as any other(hits. For eale at lowtst market
priec, by WM. J. 111.1:1.V1*,
Jan. tti , 1670.-3131* St. Josephs, pa.
V M.CBLE ?ARM FOR SALE
IN AUBURN TOWNSHIP
The subscriber ems for sale the valuable
Farm situated in Auburn township, lately tat
longing to J.H.llceain. Said farm contains two
hundred and eight acre% une hundred, and sixty
acres impruved. There is. on said berm a first
class two-story house and new barn ; two °reb
oots ; a quantity of fruit trees. Said farm is on
ly four miles from the i..ehigh Valley Railroad.
well watered, gotal limber, and in every nay a.
tirst class farm. Tensors in Avant of a good fame
hill understand that a chance to purchase such
a property is seldom offered,
For terms and pailieular, inquire of
F. L. WEEKS.
Assign s• of J. It. McCain.
Also, for sale, the 110CSE nod LOT in Mont
rose now occupied by.t.l. If McCain, with about
six tier,: of land belonging thereto.
I:. 1.. WEEK'S,
Assignee of J. 11: McCain.
Montrose, Jan. 19, 1674.1.—tf
Books for Farmers tr. Steck Breeders
110,110 N',411,n,v0%)1' Itiv AM V.111(2..k1i '.'1 . 1 , (T. .10 1 L , 1114-
XL fur I.4lAeouuttlant; ;1:41 rap.% duUblu ollumU I.lits,
*tad pinAtoo• pull (Or
Board V Ames of ,ho American iitock Jourtol for 151341.
eoutaing $1 4 .-1 vac- .4.0 , 10. , age paid for.. ...... . $1.Z.0
The Palryntan'o }Tunnel. 'tent post paid for Q. cu..
The Horoonmro- tintioai "
The Hone Preetier". )10.no ,I •• " S 5
The Shes.p •1tr0. , ..e• 3fantrat .' •• 215
The roultry Itmeder's 3Muurl 1' ...3
The whole five Manual, rent poet paid to one addro.
for ....... ..••• .t 4 IMO
Arento want)d. to whom liberal linlaceluento , Labe
offered. Addre,w.
X. P. BOYEIL .t. CO., Publishcre,
Pdriierharg, Chester C's. rt.
Janl9-3m
PRE1111171:4 CHESTER WHITE PIGS.
PI Uloal Short nom Marhainl. Devon, Alderney
and S yrrstdre CAI es. Menlo. Soto hdow n nd Co
'Kidd Sheep., tnalnnerr Liutds, Imported SutTodr. E.P6CII.
llerkshlre And .4eit..o Pip. and MI choice tweed, of
ohi
try for sale. Send for Circulars and Prices. Addrexs
N. I'. Itt.riElt t Co.
Parkeoburs, Chester Co. Pa.
/ME]
GENUINE IMPORTED
NORWAY OATS.
SAMPLES SENT Pkt Er. TO FARELEI3S.
Front 1011 to 1:11 hushela grown tettlie acre. weighs
01 to 45 ponn,lS to the 100110. 'This onto ha, been
grown on every variety of soli. and In every State of
the I.•Dien , with the MUM. perfect Mei.e.
The vein I. vary large plump end linoilsonte. ham a
remark the thin bunk, and ripens metier than the com
mon varieties
The straw 1,4 height, &as, stow and tot liable to
lodge. is 3.arfee4 clear of !esti iced grown trout 1 to 5
feet high. • •
Vi r o nave both the Whitened Blue.: Norway, both the
wenn prise end equally production.
We will seed o n e quart of the above Oats to any
addresavott paid fur al 00
Two quarts, post „ . .
aid
Dee pecitsent by . 'premier freight 5 00
..... 000
flair bus - 1;1, 2,1
One bushel, Co pounds . . ... 0.00
GAUTRIN: Mltie wish •it distinctly canlerstoo , l
that thikis not a light oats, weighing II to 58 lbs.
raise tin New England. and sold ander the name of
Norway. but imported Seed, every nushel guaranteed
to weigh 4016. or the money refunded.
Samples of both kinds sent free for a three cent
stamp. Also Circulars and Testlmonlans.
Address all orders to Y.'. i tO YE t l
ParlinbuXliester Co., ra.
Jan. 10th—Am.
Eggs of Pure Bred Fancy Poultry for
Hatching.
•
W E F h ar; ?' " ou l lTr3' d t . e . l l ' l l ' . I fi n k 4 Z t Iu
—mat, ~,p;utt i t 6 any part or the cOtint ry.
Fur Circular*, aud priues, 110yr:a
co
Parkuoborg. Cheater Co. Po.
Jzat
prz - T [STAY.
C. A. S.ICKETT*S Ihtattlltcrtott, NV.' P
Pnrtien tar piteniioSl glvcb f 0;111 ope=si inns nn the mita
Int teeth. A n hicial Teeth Inierted In nll the rtt'a•
stylept 'mar m.o. Perfect tatloNection guarentie4
Come and.eu me, and tatlary yonreclvt•. 0111ce Lours.
hour, en ell day.
Jon. 15.
FIRE! F11111!---liour 11(nIFe
aun , burn neat. Seek refuge it unee.• either to the
easurre,
Secority, N.Y., • - $2 min /tit (i 0
Manhattan, • - • - I,nroOli 00
North Atnerican„ - . • eau inai
Ha/10rTr, - . TrA),O6O (altGing& Philadelphia, • •-• • 511,a1u ft)
tp
Enterprir. - • ( l" '°°9
Or IfoierielL Copp.. chartered Itny, I fen, the olden Stock
Co.; in Monectlent All of the above alto ni.t.tedabllnbed,
and clanssod rellei , k, haying been
tried ntitproven. Look out Mifflile near wild cut cum
mules *ringing up all over the 5001111 Just to make
money. Call or rendyour applieatlnne, and .1 sill net
tharyou are fairly deuit with.
RY C. TYLER.
Piro. Life'and Accident ineuraneu Agent, attbe idllee of
W. D. Lama.
Fcbrnaiil, 1420.-tf. , •
„. . .
ABEL TrltlfELt,
H a s jnet tetturned from New. York with a larp ad
ditton to ,tilii . a+ual ti.(Ock of choice goods.
Montrose, 15.fii. ts; 180. - . .
.GOLD JEWELItY.
A Now and Inge supply, • '
31ont 050,N0v.41.156, ABM, TVREE4
WitAjtii. ;OWtineyte tidy eve.iiug
ao Tufflv.i:s.