fountg luoivaos giractoll.
Two Lines in Mal:NM:tory, one strar, $1.50
twelf additional line, 50 eta. '
MONTROSE.
WEBB & WERE. limn Office. nnd dealer. In trinecer
lee end Provistone, Cruel - cry. etc.. Public Avenue.
AIEOS,F., cARMALT . Mtonacy Lnw. °Mee one
*net Oclaintiarbell.liouPe. Public Avennr.
WM. II COOPER & CO- Banker, Pell Foreign Pn•
sage Tteketp and Mats on Pngland, Ireland and Scot.
land.
J. R.. FLETcHER'S Eating Saloon Is the place to grt
tee Cream, Oysters and Clams, In every style. On Main
street.
STROUD & BROWN. (;metal Fire end Lice !astir.
ance Atants • MK.. sell Railroad and Aecldent Tieket. •
to New Yorliand Philadelphia. Otice one door east
°rite Bank.
F. B. CITANDLIIII. Genernl insurance and Sewing Ma
chine Agent. Public Avenue.
J. L TALBOT—the 1?laoe to got your Groceries and
Provisions, Blear, Pork. Lard. Too. Snzar, Rice, To
bacco, Su nil. Segor•. °rotors and Iteln.ahments. un
der 8. U. biyro ± Brothers.
MUSS d racnots, the place to get Drugs and hi•nii
eines,__Cipais, YobJeTobacco.Pipes, Pocket-.lb, Spurts
ties, Yankee Notions, ac„ Public. Avenue.
WM. L. COX, [tamers maker and dealer In ell articles
usually kept by the trade, opposite the Bank. •
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WM. H. BOYD .tlt CO.. Dealer, In Storer, Ilardwara,
•nd Ibtnotacturrra of No and Sbeetirou ware, corner
d Main and Turnpike curet.
VOTNE & LINES, Mop:Mint Tailor, and deniers in
Ciotti., Trimming., and Ft:imbibing Gn,al r, need
Agent. far Singer sendric Machine, on Main Street.
FonMaui bninling.
A. N. MILLARD. Dealer In ()roc, on. Provlrbde..
Books, Stationery and Yankee Notion.. at head of
Public Avenue.
T. SPORE & CO., Dtab•rc In Store., llardvrarn.
Agrlcultand unplrmenta. Flonr and groceries, oppo
site Ts rbell flown.
- , -
U tyNtwottn S urrcuEL. Livery and Exchange
Stable, lu rear of Liunk. building.
J. D. DEWITT
al mercha CO., Deal era dl., co In Dry Good, lIAr d
ware and genernrner, near
Block.
NEW MILFORD
N. SMOEMAKEK. New Milford.krrp.rourutr , !?
na.unnnU (rash ground Ca)ng.l Hartur, for rill,: al
per tun, Summer:wide, Pa.•
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W. S. MEAD. Foundry. and dealer in Plosvo and other
cannel le, one door from rhinney'e Hotel, Math ht.
N. F. IMMER, Car:lll,lv Vat, and Undertaker, on
Malta Street. two doom below Ilan le,!'n Store.
EIeCOLLEII BROTHERS. D.lern in Orwerlin+ and
i`rovieions. on Main street.
GARRET & SON. Dealers in Flour. Feed. Mrs',
Silt, Unto. Cement. Grocer'. and Provisions un
Main Street. opposite tho Depot.
W. l 6 T. HAYDEN, •Manofactnrtra of 01, , : 0r. , and
Wholvoale dealer" In Yankee Notion' , and Fancy
Good.. on Mato Street. nnlaw EPiocopol Church
MOSS & KNAP. Leah. r ManntArturer• and denier*
In Morocrn Finding.; &c.. nclu Rplscop ti Chorri. •
AINEY R HAYDEN, Dealer. in LTenac and Medtetne..
and Ilannfactarera of Cigars, on Main :effect, mar
the Dopot
W. STEPHENS. Hum. Shoetne and generalltepatring
on NON Street, south of the brit ~,0,n..
J. DICKER74.‘N. .7n . T.aler In vnersit mcrchauclisc
and Cl..thiug. Brick More. en ]fain Strret.
N% - lIIFPLE & MEAD, Dcalere In voc”lMerchandloe
on M3ln SireOt.
0. M. MAWLEY, Daalos in general Merchandise, on
Main Street, opposite Phinut3's Hotel.
GREAT BEND
L. S. LENIIRT3I. Manufacturer of Leather, and dral,
In grni•ral MerVtnnt.lire, on .Main Str.vt
H. P. DDRAN, Merchant Tailor end dreier In Ready
!bide Clothing, Dry Goodn,Groorrtry and Pros' to luny.
Main Strect.
LENOXVILLE.
—Michael Batman, a miner at Hill & Fellow's read "the twentieth day of December, in any
mints, was fatally injured by the caving in of ye'ir, and the first day of September in any year
the roof of the mine. thilowing."
—Mr. J. C. Burgess has Taken possession' or six. 2. That in section fourth of the act, pro
the - Luzerne House, - and Mr. Ott has retired riding for the taking of game, approved April
EnwAttn- & BRYANT, 11 Inufartorors of Wngoos
and Sleighs, netr the logalls' Store. as its proprietor. first, one thousand eight hunkired and sixty-nine,
_ .
HIRAM WHITE. Ilium fnciarer of and di•alcr in MI pt•rl
or Pion.* and ciAtnnt.
GLIISON
Tocal httlligence.
Township Statements.
According to the provisions of a law passed
by the Legislature of ISSB, Township Clerks are
required each Spring to make out and publish a
full and complete statement of the financial
condition of their respectivs: townships, under a
penalty of fifly dollars. 'The clerk, should,
therefore, hear this fact in mind, and act in ac
cordance with the law.
Obituary.
C. L Ward, Esq., of Tow:milli, died at hiA
residenrx in that place on Saturday morning
last of paralpds. He was G-i year,' of age. Ills
health had been failing for some time.
—On the name day llnn. T. Irwin, who was
for many years Judge of the United States
Court, died at Pittsburgh.
A Remarkable Case
On the 12th ult., there died in Polk township.
Wayne county, Mrs. Anna-Kunkle, aged nearly
97 years. She was the wife of Mr. John (jvo.
Kunkle, with whom she fired 61 yeerg and 1
month in the limo& of [matrimony. They had
fourteen children, 123 grand children, 415 glen t
grind children, 410 great-groat-grand children.
and a large number of great•great-great-grand
children.
liedteal Society
The Swigmlanna county Medical Society will
hold their nest semi-annual meeting at llopbot
torn, Wolnesday, June 1, 1870. A general invi
tation is deco to al( regular practitioners. A
clinic will be held at one o'clock, p. xr.,•all cases
tmted free of charge.
L GAILDNET. B,•cn•tiry
May IM.-4u
renn•ylvanln State Convention of
Universalist*.
This body will hold its annual session in
Brooklyn, Susquehaima county, Pa., on Wed
nesday and Thursday, let and 2.il ofjJum•, 1t470.
It is expected that Rev.'s A. C. Thomas. M. Bal
lot", Dr. Brooks, and IL C. Leonard, of Philadel
phia will be present on the occasion, together
with many other clergnrien from various parts
of the cuuutry. There will be held, during the
session, a centenary meeting, and it is hoped
gad the Convention will be one of great inter
est, and profit. The friends in Brooklyn extend
a cordial invitation to even_• lover of the cause
to be present. li. BOUGLIILON.
fintiballi School Convention.
The annual Conventiiin-of the Susquehanna
County Sabbath School Association will be held
at the Cougreptional Church in Ilarford, on
Wednesday )he 84k day of June next, commen
cinrat'lo O'clock.. A. M. Il is hoped that every
Sabbath SchOol in the County will be reprmen
anirthe district secretaries are requested to
send, their reports to A. C., Purple, the corns:
;xt,Rdittg, Secretary, at Carat Bend, at least one
weeli before the meeting of the Convention, in
tir'ller,that he may be prepared to make a full
and complete report of the weather and condi
tion of the Sabbath Schools in the county.
The annual eddrces trill be delivered by Rev.
J. G. Miller, of Montrose, at 10X . a tit. All are
bivited.
G. B. ELDRED. Ems , Seey.
Write "awe' evidence in this State has been
eo amettdedas to allow the testimony of either
husband or wife to be given in his or her own
behalf in any proceeding in divorce where either
personal service of the snipe= is made on the
opposite patty, or where either may appear and
defend.
Borough Items.
—A new' Ortounder the name of Webb it Here'
have opened a Grocery and Provision Aare, and
also purchased the news office of Geo. C. Hill.
—The ladies of 'St. Baas church .have ap-
pointed the next social at the residence of H. J.
Webb. on Friday evening next.
—We are glad to notice that our new Borough
Council are taking measures to have addi
tional side walks built in different parts of
our village, and we sincerely hope that some of
the old which is in such a dilapidated condition
in a few sections as to actually mane It:danger- ,
ous to travel over in the nightethac, receive
their early attention.
—The day dawned bright on Thursday last—
the "Rubicon" was crossed—those "colored
troops" celebrated.
—Mr. 0. D Boman who has long been identi
tied with the musical interest of this place, is
1 about to kayo for Mauch Chunk, where he I.
to * re-embark in the music and Jewelry
business. Many regrets arc expressed at his de
, parture. His family are to remain until fall.
—We were informed that one of our noted
Radical reformers on Thursday' last, practiced
what he preaches and was seen first and fore
most in the ranks of the procession that para
ded our streets in honor of their "new birth."
Was he the only one that dared to face the mu
sic Where were those prating loyalists" who
have shed so many crocodile tears over the poor
down trodden African? -are they ashamed to
recognise and embrace their new horn progeny.
—A couple of tailored sprigs on the day suc
ceeding the grand celebration, visited the barber
shop kept by Mr. Louis Knoll, our very popu
lar white German barber, and very much puffed
up with the dignity of their newly acquired po
sition one demanded a shave, when Mr. Knoll
referred him very properly to the colored bar
ber just up the street. Ue said he knew that
but he was not going to have a nigger shave
"him, he was going to be shaved by a white man,
but Mr. Knoll could "not ace it" and prepared
to empty him out into the street when he con
cludtai to leave. Mr. Knoll thinks the 11-ulicals
can drive the Germans out of their party, but
they cannot compel them to shave their adopt
ed brethren. This also furnishes further evi
dence that what John Stout said to us was cor-
Scranton.
We glean the following items from the Don,
(rot:
—On Saturday, May 7th, Mr. Edward Paine, of the Methodist Episcopal Church has been, so
who was running a large circular saw in the far, in favor 4,708; against, 1,540. Three con
mill of Aaron Boyd, esti., In Slocum township, ferences are yet to vote on the question. The
Luzerne county, was caught up by some mishap assumed vote of these three Conferences is rated
and thrown upon the saw. lie was almost corn- 1 - ,a1220. This would increase the whole minis
pletely severed in two. Atter lingering nearly teriiil-vote of the Church to 6,338, three-fourths
two hours Mr. Paine died in great agony. of which, or 4,918, must be for Lay Delegation,
—Wednesday evening May 11, Jacob 13am- in ° Meg q ui t t h e plan ma y succee d. I t w ill b e
barb, a Barber in the employ of W. Elster, was seen, therefore, that unless 1`....2 of the remain
taken sick about 9 and died at 11 P. M. Ire was ing 22(1, votes shall be cast in its favor, the pres
about 17 years of age, and was born in ]termer- cut measure will faiL The vote Is an exceial
sheim, Germany, but at quite an curly age came i nh oy c l ose one.
to this country. lie had been afflicted with
heart tliute, and hi§ fttth is tractal to this Amended Gume Law.
cause. Thy. last Legislature math the ft,llow leg
—Mr. P. Gaynor, late one of our Policemen, amendmcn4s to our present game law, to which
had his right hand badly smashed. lie has been we would call the attention of all sports
for some weeks conductor of an Engine In the men That in section first of the act, providing'
yard at Kingston, and while iu the discharge of fur the taking of game approved April first, one
his duties, met with the above accident. One thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine, the word
'thirty" be stricken out, so that the section shall
finger was amputated
—Mr. Jacob Sager, known to many of our cit- the words, "fourth day of .July" be stricken out,
irons, died at his reaidenee iu JiNsup last Thur.- •so that the sca-tion shall read the fifteenth day
day, aged 60 years. of November and the first day of September in
—Miss Lucinda Burrows, sister of the wife of any year."
P.W. SlockMower, on Tuesday lust met with a SEC. :t. No person shall kill, capture, take, or
very serious accident, at Deposit, \..T. She have in his or her possession, any gray snipe or
was on the train which was a kind of an (=cur- English snipe, between the fifteenth day of No
sion train, and the cars not making the proper vember and the first day of September, under a
stop, and being quite old, she fell and was very penalty of five dollars fur each and every bird
seriously injuretL A gentleman standing by. so killed or had in txxstusxsion, or exposed for sale.
and who attempted to save tier from being
crushed, also received severe inJurhs.
—On Thursday morning last, Mr. ('lark Har
rison, a carpenter, living in Hyde Park, took the
Freight train for his work. When above the
tunnel, the caboose broke loose from the train,
and it and Mr. IL started down grade. It was
soon met by the wood train, the caboose nuodast,
and Mr. Harrison was horribly mutilated and
instantly killed.
—The Jury- of Inquest in the rase of I). B.
IL sir, hare finally finished their investigation,
and their verdict reveals the fact that another
murder has been added to the catalogue of crimes
of the city.
District Convention of Good Temp-
The Ninth District Convention of Good
Templars of Susquehanna county, will be held
in Good Temp Lars Hall, in Montrose, Pa., com
mencing on Tuesday, June 7,1870, at 10 o'clock
A. at., and continue as long as business may re
quire. G. W. C. T, S. B. Chase will be present.
and probably preside over the Convention. A
public meeting will be held on the evening of
the that day's session, and addressed by li. \V.
C. T. Chase, Rev. Moses Caldwell, of Brooklyn,
and others. Delegates are expeeted from the
Tioga, Bradford, and the combined Wymnint;
and Lucerne District Convention. For further
particulars. see circular mailed to every Lodge
and Temple in the county.
C. E. WHITNEY, Dist Sec: y.
Susquehanna Depot, May 12, 1870.
Destructive Fire is the Mountains.
Wurrr. Luzerne Co., May' 4, 150.
i
Extensive fires have been burning in the moun
tains around this place for several days. To-day
, they approached the line of the railroad and I
caused some detention to the trains. Those that
passed down the Lehigh had to run the gaunt
let of names nnd.den.ic smoke.. The large lum
bering establishments of Thos. 111cKean and
Stoddard, B=den 'caught fire and are still
burning. It is ttimated that in cash of their
tilling yards there Is 500,000 feet of lumber val
ued at P2O per thousand, There is no hope a
saving any of it. Great fears are entertained
that the numerous contiguous mills will be
readied by the fire and destroyed. It the flumes
are not stayed before they reach the mills the
whole town of White Haven will be placed in
jeopardy. There. has been no rain in this
cality for some time, and everything combusti
' ble burns like tinder. It is supposed that the
fire was started in the leaves and undingrorth
of the forests. by sparks front a passing lei-cid:no
t tive.
or - The Avondale mines, at which on Sep
tember 6, 1.869, the breakers were •burneci and
110 men and boys smothered, has just goiti in
to operation again. knew breaker, with the
necessary buildings and machine:ly, has been
constructed at an expense of $BO,OOO and an air
shaft, 90 feet in depth has been sunk at a ;dis
tance of 150 feet from the mouth of the shaft.
In addition, a thine) has been driven from the
Avondale to the Union mines, a distance of 646
feet. The aiiebra;uost over $B,OOO, and the
tumid about $4,006:
arrar. Timis Amoy= Einnaro Idscam.
far West Cobb's Pliotegtapit Gillem2dOntrose.
. 4-4" • . -
Suw parsnips Poisonous.
ifilrourp,*• Weeks-no ,a, goring woman,
named Anna kariritui, residing at Altoona,
while preparing some parsnips for dinner,
thoughtlessly ate portions of the raw vegetable.
Fier child who was standing by. also put 9 por
tion in its mouth, but swallowed uone. In the
course of a week or ten days both mother and
child were token 'fearfully sick, manifesting
en t ry simptordof being poisoned. The child
was soon brought out of danger, however, but
the mother, who had eaten a whole parsnip, be
came worse from day to day, until her life was
despaired of Fortunately she possessed a strong
constitution, and this, together with the unceas
ing attention of friends and the administration
of proper antidotes, it length gained the upper
I hand of the poison. incident may prove
valuable to those who may not have known
heretofore that raw parsnips aredangerous food.
Note Shavers and the Internal Hes,
Persons who *Aare notes are liable to special
tax of broker. A man may have au office where
he dues husineia, IL having none, but buying as
opportunity offers, upon the street or elsewhere.
If they make it their business—and it is not
necessary that it should be their sole business,
or even their principal one—they are each liable
to he assessed in resi=t thereof to special tax
of broker. The pay of no other special tax, ex
cepting that of banker, covers the business of a
broker. A broker pays a special tax of $.50, and
for failure to apply for and pay before transact•
ink business, the penalties of the law apply as
in all cases of neglect to pay special taxes.
•
Important Decision.
' A question of considerable importance was
lately decided by Judge Chapman, on a case in
Montgomery county. It was whether the town
council of the borough of Pottstown had au
thority under their charter to make a valuation
of taxable property in said borough, with a view
to taxation for borough purposes, irrespective of
valuation placed on such property by the asses
curs for Stale purposm The case was decided
ed negatively by Judge Chapman, in an able and
extended opinion, in which the ground is taken
that the regulneastiossor chosen by the people
for that special purpose, has alone the right to
u..wcss property fur city and borough, as well as
State and county purposes.
Lai Delegation,
I The vote on this question, in the Conferences
Sewing Machine+.
The of the Legislature of 1669 exempt
ing sewing machines belonging to Sea nuitr
from levy and side on execution or distress for
rent, Lyn late net has been extended to all sew
ing machines used and owned by private fami
lies, except to persons who keep them fin sale
or hire. .
riN - Some individual proposes that instead of chmy
licensing liquor dealers the persons who drink
should be made to take out a license. His idea
is, at least, original. Hear hint i 1
No man should be entitled to drink unlois lie
first gets a license; and any barkeeper who i In addition to the Orerery trade, we have purchased
Gee. C. Ours News office, whose yon airs and • good
should sell to au unlicensed party, should be
subject to fine and imprisonment. The license t` - ' t t: i .l l , F rrZi 4 3 .t ,k 1 . 5 ti1b% Week', a
em
nd
should be annual ; and the sum charged should hart% will bc P :rdertParterlar . elehed on ' se d orTglrc: ` ‘lith.
he from twenty to one hundred dollars. No , out extra charge. Special care given to orders. No truth
young man should. be allowed a license till he Ste to chow goods--eo drop in and rate for yourselVes
was sixteen, and then until twenty-one rears of (V Goodedelivered without extra charge,
see only beer license at a moderate charge.
Atter twenty one he should vote, drink, and
chew tobacco on payment of license, and the ,
saute privilege should be extended to steers;; '
tnindet women.
Protection of Married Women
The following bill passed_ by our lute Legkla
ture at Harrisburg, will protect tle=erte4l wives
and bring erring and careless husband.; to their
Sex. 1. That whensoever any husband from
drunkenne , , , s, profligacy or other cour , e what
...ever, shall for two SUCCeS.SI VC years desert his
ile or neglect or refuse to live with her and
provide for her, , the %hull as to every specks and
description of property, whether real peNonal
or mixed, owned by or belonging to her, have
ackciAllivftua of a femme
purehise or sell arid convey the same as it she
were sole and unmarried.
174:C. 2. That it shall be lawful for any mar
ried woman as aforesaid, to sue and be sued in
her own name upon all such contracts as afore
said, beretofoxemade or to be made, and to sue
in her own name her husband, to rem% er the
possession of her real estate, or the value there
of as if she were sole and unmarried.
The Knights Templar.
On the 14th of June the Masonic Knight I
Templars of this State will hold a grand en
campment on the grounds of the Hurdle House,
at Williamsport. All of. the prominent coin
manderies of the State will be present, together
with a largeconcourse of visiting Knights; and,
from the magnitude of the arrangements now
being made, there can be no doubt but that the
affair will be one of the most imposing fetes
that itas o ever taken,place in . this country. The
lake', trout-ponds, groves and avenues, in the
vicinity the fu die House, have been leased
andiald out expressly to accommodate the fra
ternity ; and, If we may judge the future by the
I past, no pains or expense will be spared to make
the whole affair a grand success.
Young couples between whom ne
gotiations looking to matrimony are pend
ing, are reminded that this year has fifty
three,"4atordaya.f?t,lork only fifty
twit-Sundays Id courting.
1::91;1;}.41!6.°V4Zca1.
Conic Fairdale, April 18,1670, after an
illnessV tia
of 3 yeas , to bops of a blessed tumor-
P I MY d ale grOs, L'boznidien L.. only
son of En.: N. F. sod Amanda Cornell, at Jes
sup, Susquebstuta county, Pa.
Bloat In Cattte.
IL Bowen, of 3101 / 111 N N.Y., at the New York
Farmer's Club, excepted to Prof. Imes advice
to "puncture bloated cattle with a l ar g e poc k et
knife," and !timber tiaid : " I heard the learned
gentleman lecture before our State Agricultural
Society at its lost Annual meeting, at which he
referred to the barbarous custom of boring the
horn for horn alL' I . consider the . puncturing
the paunch for bloat' quite as barbarous. I
have lost several of bloat' nfter using the knife
as he suggests, but none after using the' gag.'—
Take a rounded& of soft wood, about two inch
esin diameter, fasten a cord or strap at each
end and tie over the head ; it will give instant
relief In the worst eases: Try it."
EM=MI
Lund For Salo.
One hundred acres of land, situated a mile
and a half from Sidney Plains, Delaware coun
ty, N. 1., and the junction of th4'Albany and
Busq's RR and the Midland RR. About forty
acres cleared ; Timber enough. upon it to more
than pay for it ; a comfortable house, good land,
and well watered. Inquire immediately at this
Otlice;or of 0. M. Hawley, New Milton', Pa.
May 4th, 1670-4
Send us Locals.
We are always glad to receive the particulars
of local occurrences throughout the county.—
Something of interest occurs almost daily in ev
ery neighborhood, and we earnestly/urge our
friends to. send us all the items that come to
their observation Or their mm. Do not hesitate
from any real or imaginary Inability " to get
them up right." .Send us the facts anti we will
put them in shape.
Petit Jurors , . .
Drawn for Special Term of Court to be hold
en at Montrose, • on Monday Jane (Rh, 1870:
Auburn—Truman Baker, Abram White, RI
-lev Bushnell, Horace Baker.
Bridgewater-0. A. Beebe, R. Benjumin,Szun
nal Smyth, Win. C. Curtis.
Brooklyn—John Bullet, F. Tewksbury.
Choconut— Xmas Heath.
Dimock—Hiram Blakeslee, John Lake.
Franklin—J. L. Mertimun, D. B. Townsend,
Edwin Summers, Aubry Smith.
Forest Lake—bitTerson Green, John Brown,
George W. Tay lot.
Friervisville Jere. Hosfurd.
Gibson—Geo. G. Woodward, Henry Howell,
J. M. !larding.
Great Bend—Addison G. Brush.
Merrick—F. F. Hayden.
Iltrford—William Patterson.
Jeasuir“-Emas Bennett.
-Lenos—Daniel-S. Robinson. - •
Lathrop—H. B. Wood.
31ontrosi..-3L A. Lyon. B. Thatcher.
Now Milford—John Manzer, Thomas D. Ten
nant, Chauncey Fletcher.
New Milford boar—Tracy Hayden.
Rush—Stephen S. Shoemaker.
Silver Luke—Aaron 3liniker.
Susquehanna—L. S. Page.
Thomson—Giles L. Lewis.
:teu7 gtclutrtiottnento.
SPRING PIGS
For Sale by the subscriber, price P.M, at four
wecka old, delivered at 3lontrose every Saturday
for a few weeks. Purchasers may haive their
u:rmm at Z. Cobb's.
JOHN TRUMBULL
Bridgewater, May 18, 1870.-3
FIRM,
N E A
NEW GOODS
The ,übecribers Are now receiving from New York a
new awl fresh mock of
GROCERIEg pnovISIONS,
which u-11l he •old at a low Sigma for cmh. Among the
numoroun artialea may ho found
F:6 ur, Hams, Dried Beef, SnioArd Halibut, Cml
fish, Mackerel, cte.
Teas, Caret, Sagan., Mee, Mace, Womterahlre Hance
earned Peaches. Pears. Pine Apples, Sweet Cora, Toma
toes, (taloa.. and Morns. Cocoa, Pa
Extract Lemon, etc. etc.
All kiroto or SPICILS, Ohm, Orange Nei, ete.
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE.
A No 1 Chea - inft and Smoking Tobacco, ate
All et which cau be warranted as Unit class goods, and
H. J. Wenn, (
C. M. Gene-, t
Montrose, May 18, 1870
$2OOO A TEAR AND EXPENSES
n..entp. to 111 the celebrated WILSON SEWING MA
CHINE:, The pcet tnechlae in the world. Stitch alike
oti both .I , ldet. Otte ltilnehlrie without Money. For furth
er particulars.adgrer , '2 nth et., Phire.l.n. lystalintao
X2STHE FOl-4031 Itt PROVED Twenty-Flee
Donor Family Sewln:: Marhine. Thecheap
rxt Flrrt Cla,.:llarhlue in the Market Agentr wanted
every Town. Llberalcomoth , .ion allowed. For term.
and elrcubr. addrexa A M. IiA3ULTON. Oen. Agent. No.
700Chevinnt at.. rhtladelphla. f may la—.lmfh•
"'IRE•' RAILING, WIRE GUARDS,
F., Store Fronts. As} lama, kc , Iron Bedsteads,
Wire Webbing for sheep and poultry yard. Brass and
Iron Wire Cloth, Sieves, Fenders. Screens, for coal, ores,
sand, etc. Heavy Crimped Cloth for spark arresters.—
Landscape Wires for windows, etc. Every Information
Papennakem Wires. Ornamental Wire Work, etc. Every
information by addressing the manufacturers, B. W ALE-
Eli A boNS, No. it N. !Rath et. Phil's. [malt;—ly '
$lOO to s2sor4 " re µay. "' TU
••u month
W m ages pa
weekly to agents .overywhere. selling our Patent Silver
MoultlWhite Mabee Line+. 8C1.113C14 •ot. For fall
partleularsaddress Gum Write Phil'a,Pa.—(lBmat
P aris BY Sunlight
and Gaslight
1
A Work descriptive of the histamine, Virtues, Vice".
Splendor' and Crimes of tho City of Polo.
k contalne 150 fine engravings of noted Places. Life and
Stencs to Patin. Agenumanted. Address NATIONAL
ITTILISIIING CO, Philadelphia. Pa. [may 18-4
AGMTS-CANVASSING BOORS SENT FREE FOR
Secrets of Internal Revenue.
The tryst remarkable book mar prodiehed, being a com
plete expurare or the confedergtion of Rings" praying
noononrCaryernMent. - tibdwiaz up &lithe cliques from
the lowest to thehighest. enbinell officers and Congreaa
them us trail la Minot Operators, yystemat depredations.
consPirncless aiCelsl t MSII . OIOII. political inAuenee, pat
,7'4l4Xl end ue l :4l4n 1 % =ln t l I s t nt r t rpag es, l "
r
promlzient gorerrimmat detective. Over 10,000 {copies al
reap raid. Agents scanted. Caro/mina books free. Ad
drem W punt. Publisher. PhrtadelPu4 B oston,
Mug; Chirac°, In. or Morton. 0. • [map 15--4
Wll : a ti ti ,rs EiT& D HMI OF Er42lsusaum.l)l2ooKßY.
111.9 W
NE,
chuipleto t tutde for time:* t a rip and old , by th e
celebrated au oraiiii false*, eel er,
Opt). E.
WV WdElAu.f l',l s 4alen Farm.
Theezireriehee end r ability of th e su;
Mos guarantees ,a work of a te g mark . Ayrim , the
i p hj ects (foaled see buying and lancing a Farm, guild
lugs, improved lospismeuie, Judicious ireetilising. Sub.
)01relnIng' notation of Craps, Batter Makings
clime Fooloelea,breedlug acid care of Lisa Stock. their
diseases and remedies, etc. with MLAI useful tables, 0:10,
net win saitracticm add ipp
M i d to ppings, :SUMO
Care ea Mwm — sicates." 4111.41=aAsAlotibitar
400 CbalW 0;; PfdledelPhie: Disay :8-4'
AUCTION I AUCTION!
P The subseriberwßi. sell at public sale on Ids
premises in Gibson, on Saturday, May 28th,
commencing at I 0 o'clock, a. m., the following
property, to wit : •
A coat burner nooldng Stove, Stove Furni
ture, a quantity of Stove Pipe, a large brass Ket
tle. Tables, Stands, Chairs, Bedsteads, Barrels,
Meat Casks, Soap Casks, a barrel of Soap, and a
large number of articles not named Also, if
not previously sold, 0 11117C13 of Bees, a quantity
of Bee Rives and Glass BOXIZ,
TERMS OF SALE.—AII sums under 0,
cash ; $.5 and over, six months credit with in
terest and approved security.
R. TUTTLE.
Gibson, May 11, 1870.-3w*
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP
BOUNTY STATEMENT.
Atn't of outstanding bonds with Intcrest,llB69.66
•• orders, chargeable to
bounty fund
M. L TRUESDELL, k Auditors,
W. M. BAILEY, 1
Liberty, May 1, MO—Small
THE PLACE TO TRADE
And when you will find
THE BEST VARIETY OF OciODS, AT THE MOST
LIBERAL PRICtS, t at
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum d fo's
JTAT RECEIVED
Large and tandecene selection of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
For men. boys' and poattu' wear. Fine selection of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, COATINGS, &c
For Custom Work. We take measures and make up gar
ment. to order, after the newest and most tasty styles.
Large variety of PIECE GOODS to sell by the yard. A
floe variety of Ciente FUICSISLIDIG GOODS, l‘txkties,
Howe, Paper and Linen Collars, Shirts, Trunks. Satch
els, Umbrella., etc, Largo aelectlou of newest styles of
HATS AND CAPS,
of %ull= =feria'. In our Dry qloodt Department yon
NEW DRESS GOODS
Silk.. Poplin.. Mohair.. Alpacas (black and all the betid
ing colon and guides, Pignut, Percales, printed Oman
dies and Medina, Preach Olnghams, etc.
WHITE GOODS
Table Linen. Towels, Napkins. %visa Muslin,. Jaconeta.
PARASOLS. Sunstmdct. Skirt,. Cornets. Kidd and
LI.Ie Thread Ulutes, Roeicry. Ibumikerchlefs, Callan and
Cuff*, att.
SHAWLS. SAXES, of 7earians material and In differ
ent style. DRFN , iB TkIMMINGS and Buttons, Marmites
Trimming, Putting, Fringes, eta.
DOMESTIC GOODS, Muslim, Calicos, Ticks, Denims
MILLINERY GOODS
torrew nrree - neteaton In trimmed and untrimmed
Oats, Stuidiorns, Flowers. Ribbons, Satins, Maslen*,
Laces, Blonds, Frames, black and colored Crepes; de.
The prices on all our Goode arc marked away DOWN
sod will defy all competition. Our goods am bought in
large quantities. and miected with groat care, and we
ginner ourselves that we CAI give satlalhetion to all
blontrost, May 11, 1,r70
in EA !
Every kind of Tea In market, nst Arrived.ond
for sale at New York wholesale price.. Also a fine as
of COFFEE. Bay of ate and sforLmcress
charges. ABM. TL'im.p..l,,
Montrose, Pt., Aprlllo. 1870.
EW WALL PAPER,
I Just arrived. and
"Itin*rh "PNRELL.
Blontrote, 2e. Ittrl9. ABEL f
AMERICAN
a Waltham Watches
AT TUE COMPANY'S PRICES.
And warranted by the Company sent wil4 every watch.
Price List and descriptive Catelogne pent to any address,
Orders filled by express C. 0. D. With the privilege of no
anaination before paving the money. Address
ALBS It. HARPER,
Ay. 20-2 m Win Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
131731 PS ! PUMPS!
13LATCHLEY'S
Cucumber Wood Pumps
The Best and Cheapest Pumps ever made.
Durable, reliable, accurate and perfect, and give
no taste to the water.
They arc adapted
depth of well upto
water very easily
one can put them
in repair. it when
to " directions,"
give perfect satis-
AS iron BLATCHLETS
CUCUMBER. WOOD PriIPS.
Every Pump sold by me or my authorized
agent guaranteed genuine.
CHARLES G. BLATCHLEY, Manfr.
624 and 620 Filbert street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Ap. 6-41 m
HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCI
ATioN,
For the Relief and core °film Erring sad Untbetmaate,on
Principles of Christian Philanthropy.
Essays on the &moor Youth and the Follies of age,
In relation to Marriage and hoard Estia,,trith sanitary
aid for the adllehid Scat Prem. la sealed eaTelapea. Ad.
drys" 11(1WA1111 ASSOCIATION, Bos. P. Philadelphia.
ALL RIGHT FOR 1870.
issiorawssr zrowizwrlr
leiticoustaut receipt of NSW GOODS. by which bit
assortment Is rendered more Dud more complete and
attractive for all his usual initiates of indents IVA
.Yeto. Pry Goods, New Croarta;
Nay Mardi:am, and New arra, boa, Maltairt.
ibises. Otte, Root Mom, Wall Paper, IWattort 'Shade.,
tram Cals,ltyff Rata, Zadia
iSll!faJO**idgetilisalitop , •
Arida Inure* pirjsior„ • ,
=kit' Oa
trim •
FOR SALE! 4
,
. , .
Alms° and lot situated in the township of
Rush, two miles ,west of Elk Lake, slid / 2 54
miles from Graageralle, containing t hree acres
of land, a Fad orchard, a story. ands bail house.
a blacksmith shop, and barn. For full particu
lars inquire of the subscriber on the premises.
WM. 31ITCHELL.
Rush, March 30. 1870.-3* .
March 10. 1810.—y
FARM FOR SALE,-
Of 175 acres, situated on the road Rom Sil
ver Lake to Mod Lake, 100 adraimproved, and
most of the balance in heavy timber„.eont. intug
several hundred cords of hemlock bark' ; a good
House with L and barn, about 40 bearing apple
trees, well watered, &good water .power, nat.
vemlant to churches, schools,etc.
Diguire on the premises. or address -
A.
J. SHELDON,
St. Joseth, Pa.' '
Jan. 19, 18'70.-19tm
FLOC ! FLOUR
From this day forward, we krill sell Flour at
retail at
We hang out no false colors, but mean ju.Nt
what we say.
While making Flour a specialty, our stock ,o
FEED, _VEAL, SALT, LLIIF:' CE,3fENT,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, 4v.
Will be kept full and sold at very small profits
11. GARRATT ,SON.
New Milford, March 2,
G ROVER
. 37 BIKER'S
FIRST PREMIUM ELASTIC STITCII FAMILY
Beauty and elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity of Machinery.
t'.lng hoth thread. directly from tha t • spools.
No fastening, of seams by bend and no waste of
thrend.
Wide range of application Nvlthout chang,e of nalJt.t
molt.
The seam retains Ile beauty and flrinnesp after wash
ing:lnd treeing.
Beside* all kinds of work done by other Sewinl Ma
chines, these Machine execute the must beautiful
and permanent Embroidery and ornamental work.
121,"The Highest Preminma at all the fain and exhi
bitions of the United States and Europe. hove been
awarded the Grover ve. Baker Co. rue Machine, and
the work done by them, wherever exhibited in comp,
M. S. DESSAVER.
tar - The very hlghe"t prize, THE ClZOati OF TILE
LEGION OF IiONON, xa. conferred ou the reprevent
afire* of the Grover S. Baker timing Machine', et the
Expooltion Uci ver"elle, ratio, 1811 T, thee aticsilog
their greet enperloritp over all ether Sewing 'Machine".
For rate by ' F. U. CIIANDLER, Montrone
June 1. Iyr
COTTON GOODS.
Muolino, Ticking. Calicos, Olnghasne, otripctC and
chcated Shirthago, lltnirno., .tc: ne tonal+ lh %oriel) , it
Wri - rtarszaze, EMEND.% 031 .tCR.
W IRE RAILING,
WIRE GUARDS
For Store Pronte, A sylunie.
Iron 11,1stestde Wire Webbing for Sheep and Poultry
Yards, Braes and Iron Wire t loth, !Moses, Panders,
Screens fur Coal Ores, hand. Sc Heavy crimped
Cloth for Spark Arrest re, landscitpe Wires for Win
dows, etc. Paper Makers Wires. , Ornaatental Wire
work, etc. Every information by addressing the man
ofacturers M. WALKER Isom.
Ap.iyigd No 11N. Stith et., Philadelphia.
TIIE ELIAS HOWE
SEWING MACHINE 1
Acknowledged by all to be the beet Sewing Machine
In thu world. Don't boy any one until you have tried
them
MS=
cisterns or any
eet, and ytrow•
I rapidly. Any
tad keep them
up according
r never fall to
ion.
D RESS TRIMMINGS & FANCY
000DS.
Boltone of all dederiptinos. neadquertero at
Gurremnsao, RoaxxnAux, & Co's.
rtlYtiG.l.. PLASTEIL
lJ I keep constantly on linild nn ample Rip
ply of fresh ground Cayut,ta Plaster, tbr sale at
per ton. "" N. SHOEMAKER
Stunmerscille, Jan. 110,1R70.1--tf
THE LAST CIIANCE
Is still °Resin; a lArge Stark of Goads or a short time
ONLY—AT COST I And Mice,' Goods
LESS TIIA( COST, I
(A PC. , ,MY. .(act4 TO CLOW{ tit.^SINESS
Dry Good.. Dr:.s.. ((AMP. Shaala. C t lnthloc,flat, Caps,
DOOM, Shah. Crockery, tibunil.rore. Nvooilen
Wan,. Ilaniunro, Groecriee, Trimmings,
And lots and StaChte Goods too taimeruns to mention.
When you heatotherdesion as) (hat we ask old pri
ces and bare anarld'atork of Goode.lllon't believe it, bnt
gall and ace Examine and compr prices for ;our
selves.
This Block tout and shall be sold In • short time as I
have to leave the building. ,
elrPositirely no Goads sold on Credit. Terms Cub,
or. No Sale.
GEO. ITAYDEN
New Mi lford, March 9, 1879.
A lISOLUTE DIVORCES legally obtidne4 In Neat
. York,Dlinnis, and other Mates. My persons Rom
any State Or Conntli, !Vl' evetratera; .•deaertlon.
druakenneas, neuter; oto. i stirezi claw ; up a
4144
i:ZirgsZrelliattseta
.I°,l!!ft...4'ir:°.
WIIOLESA.LE PRICES.
SEWING MACHINES,
439 BEOADWAY, NEW SORE
E. L. WEEKS & CO., Ag•atr
STILL spu.r.vo OFF hT COST
GEO. IIAYDM
B 1& NICHOLS
DRUGGISTS . & APO'rttEtAl.
Seep regapirly nspylleS iltt! UNADLIITERA
Drugs and Medicine's. Chessicii_,ls
Litotes+, Pants: Oils endni. eratstii rerfurr.
„. Policy Ilufps,,Ysdike•Motion! . .
Fresh from - tele Yuri city.
, the mobt 4 popolar PATMT larnizcsEs a
his section &elbow which my be Land,
AVIA antl'Saysies raireny 11a1 atlsooltem hid d
can, 13cheodu'l Palinode Sirup sod Etis
Tdbfe:DoponcoVArid Cheesetilairs Fe
. bough BAleam,
' Wlihirei Plus Tto Coolar,
RlatiAmbrouts,lier.ntay'x 1.
fl
lot Dlecovery, oo nd'si German Bitters,
floutet SM'S
Anal:nary other ktodualeal Talmo, us.d:us erlt. In •
dar Stock embrace's dn'o sosortment of ElVurythilw
ally kepOrrwOlll.laitg -Stoma. -:
elMmetipttatiVtebelvT pailicatar pticatp,..
careftP , VlClEFoimat l ls o !Dpstuaiii s 3 l ,: ,
for.oiettrikamptettbsl..,Eotildgc'
A. U. 13111M8.
• Milltrtme.XiiribaiVrat 4YAgwCIIO LS
rjOURT -PROCLAXATIO'S.-rfil, °rens the
%_1 Hod. Y. B. Streeter, President:Of the
of Oyer'and Terminer, idni :General Rd', L.
8 7 1 1 7 ,- Court or - 41 4Uallor &sal:ol;64E the ..
and Court of Coliftbh *Plaes slid
Court In the,Thhtee-uth Judicial. District
pdsed •of 'the Cbuntles t. ,
Bradford, and the,Flona. R. T- Ashley awl
Baldwin, Assriate J A dges
County, have Issued-their precept, to me
ed,•for-holding a Special Court of Oyer and '1 -
miner and 9enemi Jail, Delivery, ,Quarter
PlOllB, Common Pleas, Orphan's Court, in
Borough of Montrose and County 0113iti0n04.. ,
na, op the first Monday of June, 1510, it bp -• ;
the sixth day. •
,NOTICH.2I3-11311Essr.m,s}sx,to the Coroner,
ties of ,the Penes madroostables.of said C , ,,, r.
ty of Sushi:anima; that ttley be there in Lip
proper persons, ar cecloch in the afternom
said day, with their records, inquisition;, ,
other remembrances, to do those things v. •
to their offices appertain to be done. And t)
who are bound by recom*anees again s t •
prisiiiers that are or shall 10 Id the Jail of
Comity of , Susonehanna are to be then
prosecute against them as wilkbe Inst.
Dated st 'Montrose the 18ibt of "Aptil. is '
; you °CO& Lord one thousand eight Land..
and seventy.
Wtt.' T. 310XLii", ShPriff
Shentif's•Office, Montrose, April' IS, 1870.
. .•
. .
E P. .STAMP,.
GROCERIES & PROISIOHS
Flour, Salt. Ihrtter,Thrt, Laid, Ham, Behind'. Tv'l•,:
Cendtes,Crachrts, Cheese, Coffee, Spice', Chol,
Toes. Bogert', Mtn, Dried sad Canned
• • Fruit. Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff,
end ell other articles usually kept Ina fiat class Gruccr
and Prot - hlon Stpra.
W. will• marl• an Goodsris m w ria WV qua afford, ass d
well (GI -cash, or eictunge for produce.,
Westin &rash Pails sod ado Thittite•Coe lbom wttv
desire as to, and endeavor to give gootrsillstaCtlon-
I..ITIIOINAGE SOLICITED
Montrose. Feb. 2. ISIIIL-tf
VALLTLEFc3, sgx
IN "A'l.43N TOWNSIIIt
. . .
The subscribe: offers for side the valurl.le
Furry situated In Auburn township, Intel!.
J.H.3 l oColti. Said ft= acintalos
hundred and eight acres, one hundred and bi\ty
acres improved. There is on said farm a er,t
class two.-story house and new barn • twO or, 1,-
ards ; a quantity of fruit %rem. Saidfarm Is on
ly four miles from the Lehigh Valley Railroad
well watered, good timber, and la every Ns -ay a
first class farm. Persons in want of a good farm
will understand that a chance to pac.se
a property is seidoin..offered. • •
Tor terms and particulars, inquire of
E. L. WEEKS,
Assignee of
• . .
Also, fora:de, the-HOUSEand LOT in Moi: t
rose' now oceupitd by J. H. 31cCain, with about
six limas of land belonging theretd. •
lb. WEEKS,
Assignee of J. H. Ale Cain.
3fontrose,' fan. 19, 1870.—tf -' -
PEBBLE SPECTACLES -rtstlso awn
A - imp Spoetacleii, a uew supply, for sale UT__
Stentrootwticrr. 10.1861 • ASIWTUREL.
Ty'NT I STRT._
E DOnfai Rooms, ITl;nr =ford, Pa
Particular attention given to ttll operations on the nato
ral troth. Artificial Teeth inserted In all the V5H0114
rtyloa.uove to one. • Yerfeetsattafaction guarantied to n;1,
Como and see me, and satiety yourailivos. Omen hour:
hours etch day. ,
Jan. 5. IS.O
i RE! FARE! FIRE!:—Your house
may barn next. Seek rellnreat onee, either In the
aasarr'.
Seen rity. N. Y - • • - °DOJO) to)
Manhattan. • • - - 1.501000 01
North American, • - - . , E 90,000 IMO
linnorer. - • • - MOD) lo
Girard, Phflndelptda, • - - Onn.coo CO
Enterprise. • • - • - 00040 00 00
Or Norwich. Conn., chartered May, MOS, the Oldest Flinch
Co.. to Connecticut • AlllOO2O 'bode are aid eetabli‘bed,
Oro) class Companies, !DM and rellablo, Airing been
tried and proven. Look out for littionovi wild 'cat com
panies springing up all Orel the country Jug to _mato
money. Cali or send your applitatlona, `and I trill eco
that gun aro fairly
dealt with. C. Trx.r.u.
Fire. Life and Accident Insurance Agent, at .he oNCe of
W. D. Latk. ilact . Montrose.
February 1.
ABEL TERRELL, - -
na. pro rettornedlroto New Yotk with' a large ed
dltiou to his nstial stock of ctiotce
montroso, ties.: 060.
GOLD JEWELRY. •
A Near and large naPP/7. an ; tritftELL
nontrose, Non- 21, Pip.
WIZARD . OIL and.neiFlTeserything
puRE - LIQ110)15:.
emirs :vast Gun 'PRAM, dtetmcd
strictly rice: end is variety of other Bnindlee, Including
Cherry. Brandy, -Cider Bnindy, Cc. - Neatly allthe differ
sent kind* ofßoth. Botha Gin, old Ityetteid Beembels
Whiskey. Alcohol, Pore Splrit, Das tip. a!,,, eclo4pt ,
ly on band imd fora]. by ~ A D
TIVELL.
}iiketrOset, Mirth Mk, . z,
SOLDIERS' BOUNTY.
• • ,piamorm,_aym BACK PAT.
sun_dtisignei. A
LICENSED Gira'sl* oi 'at OW,
Wi T ti h MEN'r, -WAD obtained.. the Auceassay form',
utchisweafilligi:ronazio
aruaptativeurateatiosireessa_
- gimp.
- , Woo' .• '• • •
E: P. ST.I.IIP.
=EOM