fountg guinea precto%
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Tao Lines in thii Dirolary, ono yoiti• 11-507-.
eackadd(tionai 104, -BO #si.t;
MONTROSS
NUB & 01118,' News - 06 W, and deans In Grt
fa end Pmertslanshercckery. etc., Mlle &velure. -
IMES IL, CARNAL% Aitorney at Law.: Otace ma
dootftbwTaibeli Howe, Public Avante.
co; Ifiiillites. Vonagn Pa••
age Tickets andDralts on ruin& Ireland saCtkot
lank. - •
WOW
I;nrrettEWSMlttak.a4loon thertiCellY
Pit Mord. corium and 08=4,13:1 mit Rao. chr,
• • 3; BROWN. Omni She andUre Inscir
sacesAimits ;•also.sell Railroad IsaftMetaeuttteket•
aad'BhlladelpLlaOlDeeonedocri east
r !Mho Bak.
ILCILINDLIM. Generstlnsancot iqtd Say*Mb.
• ...041;
.te,eigent.ll4.lle.Arroue. - _ i •
— G:TAtat}T—lbe:p*elto get root aioctrieil and
* Provisions. Moor. raw. Lerd. Tee: Suer. Eder; To.
• vjbakea, tewalr,Se..ent; Optcrs end BerresteAelda, an.
der 9. U. Bare & Brothers.
MIMS t NICIIOLS.;:the ntape to Net Den:tisk' Itedl
cities, Cigars, Tobacco, Ptpci, Pocket-Itookv, Spects
elm Yankce.Nottone, Se.,, public Avenue.
WSL. L. COX, threes' maker and dealer In all articles
usually /S by the trade, opposite the Hank •
wm..n. Bort. :k CO.. Dealer* In Stoves ' .Hanitrnro.
and .11annincturenr or Tin and Sheet Iron true, corner
of Jda.in and Turnpike street.
N10R9114 UM,
g Mtn-chant Tailors and dealers In
Cloths, Trimmins, mud Furnish 'Goods, and
Agents for Singer Sowinn Machine, in on g
Main Street,
Fon:than building.
A.
Book BULLARD, .I)cslr in atomic. PrOTIPiOI7II..
~ Stationery and Yankee Notions, at head of
Public Avenue.
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T. STOIIII. 6 CO., Dealers la Stoves. Itarderare.
Agricultural Implements, Flour and Groceries, oppo
' • -alto Titrbell nottee. '
lIATNSFORD MITCHEL. Livery and Exchanun
Stable..lirmr of Bank bulk Hog.
J. D. DaWITT & C0.,1 Dealers ►n Dry Goods, Hard
ware and general merchandise, corner, near Mick
NEW. MILFORD
__ • -
MMION*OTEL, kept by WILLIAM BIIITII, on Mato
- untet; nee rbe'Depok•—•
N. - 81108WAKER: New 11111Arrd, Pa_ beeps aasstantly
On banditti* fret' armed Came Plaster, for este at
Paper tan, Plunraerselße. Pa!
.- - -
W. S. MBAS, Fatal - dm ana'dearar Plait/ ansr6ther
ateatile. one door from Phlarity`a Motel, Mato St.
Caninge Sinker and Undertaker, on
tann dome beiwo Raiders Stem
laccomilitrasonurits. Desieriid: - Gmeeries and
Provision*, on Main street..
it.GiIIIIIET i SON. floaters in riOnr. Vend. Meal,
Salt, Use, Cement, Groceries and Provisions on
Main Street, opposite the Depot.
W. 3 Tr HAMM, Mantitatturers of Cigars and
Wholesale dealers la Tattoos Notions and Fancy
Goods. on Mato Street. below Episcopal Much- • "
11085 & SNAP. Leather Manufacturers and dealers
111 Morocco Fludiuga, &c.. bear Episcopal Church: •
.411NEY It HAYDEN, Dealers in Drug* and Medicines.
auad Ilaimfatturers of Cigars, oil Main Slaver. inmr
the Depot.
W . srEpniors. Rome !Amebic and vs T ra!Repairing
on Main Street; youth of the brilage,• •••
J. DICKERMAN. Im, Dealer in genenti tom:handl.
and Clothing. Brick Store. on Male Street.
WHIPPLEAb WO, Deniers In genersllllenla
on Main Sweet.
0. M. HAWLEY. Meet In gaaeral Itetcloadise, on
Math Stmt . , opposite Pittances Ilona.
GREAT BEND
1., B. LICNIIECW, Manafactana of Leather, and dealer
in general Merchandise, on Main daset.
H. r.; n
0 it&N, Nerehant Tailor and dealer In Wad/
Made
!Cloth ing treat, Dry Goody, Groccrim and Proralona,
Na.
LENOXVILLE.
Ulßalf WHITE.. Manufacturer of and dealer to anreri
of Plows sod OW fave.
GIBSON
EDWARDS A BRYANT, 314naDetorers of Wagons
and BkigAs, acct the Ingalls• Mote.
goat gutenigntet.
14/ 4 "We we obliged to Attar some in
teresting communicatione-tbis week-.
inircire 'week' call special attention to the
advertisetacut of iiarding & Hayden, which ap•
Peals in, oar asituruat. this week. .:Both ' 'being
natives oft3usqueliaiala county, and good basi
lica awn, we think the people. of figs county
may ewer. al - good if not better. treatment at
their hands as at the hands of any other parties '
in the mme business.
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Odd Fie Thaws
Take notice that the visitation of Grand
„Lodge Officers at Montrose will be an the-even
ings of Tuesday and Wednesday July 10th and
l'A/th,'. instead of the 20th and 21st. Regular
Lodge meeting Tuesday evening? and Rebekah
Degree Lodge Wednesday evening. All mem
bers of the L 0. 0. F. are cordially invited to be
present C. C. HALM; See.
Important to School Directors.
The time specified by law, viz: July I.sth,
when all Yearly Reports and Affidavits most be
en the in the School Department is. near. It is
important therefore that all such papers should
be sent tome immediately,which have not been
already forwarded.
W. C. TarsE - , County Sup't.
Forest Lal•e Centre, July 7, 180.
Pointed Puzzle.
Here is something worth studying. Many of
our reader a can solve it and see the point, they
are at perfect liberty to do so:
FY
oud
WU°
RY F OUR
Y%
G. r
P
IDr.the PerfOlL _
Why lads will work In a store for $BO, $lOO
or $l3O per aninim, when 'tis posaible for them
to learn trades when they may begin on the last
mentioned sum is b question none but boys qmn
answer. There are hundreds of hands to be
titVl Rdlftrirollars a year-.4n'-fact;lhe aiaFl et
6 - alWays glutted with them, and the great at
traction must be the looks of the fishitembly
dits - sed clerk who hare been In the service four
of five years or more, and who look like Vdtk) a
year blood 4, but who really vegetate on a tenth
of that sum, .making both; ends meet in If man
ner known Only to a higher power than their
wasbaitirtan. It is a lupe: - ululation which
makes is. : Lizoird trade; imdmot tape measuring,
7.l,lofciandatlon of true preepuity. ,
anertestileeups: -
Thgnextud:ivipterly meeting the,lt, E.
Mara 8 . 423101 .f. 2 40 3 : 4 win tielield the 23d
, tp!d . slo ofthigi- -month. Bretbma from a*:
- = •
. .
The numerous friends and' iattrona'orire
Warner, will be glad to learn that be *Ste "this
village again fin . 114.0 days only, Tuesday and
Wednesday, duly 28 andl7, steppinida Wallet
the Terhop Hour. De Warner's ,imurse - or
r 3 D 16 1 0 0 0 4 Xoe .f4tf/tisirtt* l lll4llell2 agelkal
his atiraettent Itsire mer a bO ir ssund!stid
mutation so Ainaillai..trismir siedenti that*
need only to easuanas the time of Ide
1041 d Pr. ClaiViA444l3lo3o. ';',
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Praffirttisintritt* be
e on y ening n par.
—At the first jury trial in our borough,
hi the case of the Commouwealth vs. Jae.
Murtagb, for cruelty to animals, which
Tmosgajap valitet wmi ren-
Werat tSr; Alt toidplain
ant, Thomas onhn, pay the costs, which
amounted toldapialgt.
—Rev. Aaron Porter will preach at the
Universalist Ch arch on Sunday, July {l7,
at the usual hbiii."
—The D. L. 4t W. Express is the oily
aireetlijitauppiewAx444o Montrose
andzylMnity, lieMieVersoiliidrdering goods
should have them shipped by that line or
hujigill trfilildiTt9o.l!*iiklelliMages•
tronasaid to us the other day
that our borough authorities would exe
cute 'the most' atrial - gen t , :taws ; imaginable,
on cows that are'eunght innocently fded
ing upon therildie. green or high Way,
and arrest and impound them without,
fear or trembling, while rowdyism goc§'
nn pa lett" fo r MAC Vrr %re ndi n
"boys."
—Captain Dan. A. McCracken, of the
Mcit4thisellrals, t5t0r , ...445410. the fol
!Owing 'non-commissioned officers: Ist
Serjeant. A. 11. Smith ; 2d Serj., W. 1.1,
McCracken ; 31 Seri, Q. , !S:, , Paciml Ist
Corporal, B. F. Stark . ,,,7 2(1-Corp., L. Searle,
jr.; 3d Corp.. G. W. Tyler; 4th Corp., IT
L. Cobb; Mnsielinii, Stewart B. McCain,
A. P. Keeler, Fred. Wonder, W. V. Han
thick. The remainder will be appointed
,tis JIM itieinliits become familiar with mil
itary tactics.
Lt>xernv . -.u.1 . •
—The Dickson Manufacturing Co. have just
completed another locomotive for the Albany
itasquehauha Railroad, named "Albany," the
third made for that road so far.
—An attonm was — • made to break into the Bee
•:: • •
Hive Itheiinit to • thereir window on
Tuesday night July sth.
—Qa 3th. the building oc- A Merited Tribute.
cupighY itairOcilY escaped destruc-
We find the following in the Scranton Dem',
tion from fire, having caught from fire works,
eta ,
but timely diatcovelystreventinlany considerable
Mr. IL W. Chase, city Editor of the Reptibli
damage' ran, who for a long time has been an invalid, re
-The Binghamton and Providence base ball
ceived a mark of the esteem in which he is held
claim played on „the green at.Frovidence on W e i
by those who have come to know him and re
4th, resulting in the defeat of the Bingluoutoni- gpeethint fur his many sterling finalities, both of
head az. ulluArt , In a form and manner that to
— r °ll t h e Iliternw 2 It of the 4th * AO' ,
hirdia most pleasait and gratifying. ;)tessera.
L ner:, of the firm of Garloelt .kGtirdner, was rid...l
1+4 . ..L. Dickson, C. £ Stevens, C. E. Lynde, and
ing out with his sister, Mrs. Henry 0. Silkman, t ndied lerotuventy oilier friends, on the
In crossing the strut railway opposite Peter 4th je c; aated me. Chase
witha
purse of $B3O.
Walsh's new brick block, Providence, the buggy
huJecita most liberal donation, and we
tipped up, throwing Mr. G. to the ground. which
, know of no one in the range of our acquaint
frightened' 4 4' 49 xse P 4 . Bs Tcji"ln . e•iter" that ho
antis who is more deserving of this mark of es
ran down the road toward Scranton at a break
teem on the part of his friends. If money could
nor L pace. When opposite L. Von Starch's
give back health to Mr. Chase, his friends would
orclffid the - ham ran into a: hater's Wagon,
rally by the thousands to add their share to
teased tree.' ' lii6tett from the carriage
and to the ground with great force. It was produce a result that would be most pleasing to
I
tiered at fi rst that she was dangerously injure:l,i' me and aIL
Below we append a curd of thanks from Mr.
hot vre , are•happy - to learn shois doing weft.. c
—lntinlYngitetYttiettitli.44.l74llUtP4lte-Sm' A C .—Messrs. Geo. L Dickson, C. A.
six feet high , with mark nn le f t side o f th e Stevens and E. C, Lynde, Esc's., and the one
face, left his home on Friday, We 10th ult. He hundred and twenty other friends in deed of the
t
""bennleard-nf l l-4b4n -anti
my 'informs-
u ttnl e u'o i fi n dle uT h tt a ss n ur i no e ntl n o s rttelr m re a6 l, 7 a it r i tl en o n n
lion concerning his whereabouts will be thank- i
the 4th inst., will please, in this public manner,
fully received by his wife, Anna Wagner, Jays- accept the profound acknowledgments of the
burg, Lycoming county, Pa.. • recipient. Words are entirely inadequate to
—While repairing the Water Tank of the • etpn_es a t il t t e e fee . ls..bu b t m h n e co would assure the do-
of their kindness
Del Hud. C. Co. at Green Ridge on Saturday. t.e
and n appreciation will remain with him during
July 2d, the scaffolding gave way, PerCiplint lug the remainder of his earthly pilgrimage. Re
(}eorrac Burrell, forem so of the bridge and build- i spettfully, iIF.NRY W. OUSE:.
lug corps, Wesley Stanton And Thokuns.Boland, Scranton, JuIFO.IBH2I.
-to the ground, a distance -of-twenty-three fort. 40 11.-- --
Read
Mr. Barren was considerably tut ebout the head Dr, Clark's Advertisement.
and arm by the atones upon which he fell; Mr. MP
i Base Bull—Big Batting.
Rennin's ankle was sprained, and Air. Boland j
esca We
We understand that Garrick M. Harding, d terhurt. Benton boldly, but sordrity, and alone, set one
ball in Motion—and we property. to propel our
- play upon his patriotic principle, against any
Esq., of Wilkes-Barre, has received the appoint- ! p icked nine of buckskin Mute mit yeller gaiters.
meat of President Judge of the County Courts, -
The Colonel commanding this Democratic De- I
to fill the vacancy which will occur on the Bth , • /.
pertinent, having issued an order to his Local
inst., by theresigtMtlen cffJridge Conyngliam.—
City Jou rag! -
- directing us to pitch into this base ball nui
- _ , sauce—we are prepared to pitch—and will con
tinue our field practice until we conclude to
stand still at a small stop I -Advancing as au
thority the high toned LonisCille Journal—which
,etatartliar "To the parent whose son I
j dies in infancy, there must be something pe-
mdtarly soothing in the thought that., no matter
what May be the- fa te of his child in the next I
j world, he can never become a member of a base
ball club in this !" That's the text on which
our hope hinges. Athletic amusements are
perfectly proper` in 'their own place, and for j
their own purpose-Lr•but when they degenerate
into common and continued street practice to ,
the danger, annoyance and inconvenience of
I people passing they ',creme unmitigated and
4- unpardonable nuisances which cannot only be
commented upon—but which it Is our duty as
journalists to con4entn. "National Game!"
Yes, National Gammon "It devolopes the nuts
tie !" Indeed. There in not a blacksmith's air
prentiec in our county to day swinging the I
sledge in the shop of his master, but who can
• just take any boasted nine and knock the peep- j
ers of the entire crowd into mourning for a
month in less than no time. Who will dare
j maintain that bats, balls, erases made the ruling !
I passion of any young man's life will benefit los I
I brain, or Improve his intellect That's the ques- I
don. We wilt not war upon it as recreation or
relaxation—we are not old fogies fighting
intro
! rent pastimes ; there is too much of the Doug
las Democracy about us for that—but we do in
sist
that it shall be limited within its sphere ; I
! and not to the neglect of other, and more im-
I portant duties. The play grounds ht the Axed
emy—the lovely lawn by the depot—the green
sward out at the Exhibition grounds—these,
with many A fair field within easy reach of our
town afford ample space for practice; whenEr
those who have nothing else to do, or will do
nothing else if they had it to do, can pitch and
toss, or toss and pitch, from sunrise until sunset
to their heart's content. But as the custom has
I•= tr iir a wil l s;a cl itt. " Vo i f tPPitm py ti rt= aft an c .l .
State strmts—both pave and highway—from
dawn until - dark—it is dangerousto horses and,
promenaders; as well as destructive to the
character for industry of all those who partici
pate in it. There may be idlers, drones in the
social hive, the indifferent and the impudent to
whom these are matters of small moment—but
community complains, customers are aggrieved,
antk employers cheated out of time for which
they'paY-I-and this kireet playing or practicing
is a grievous wrong which not only ought, but
beabitted--reren , if- Council has to be con
vened to enact nn ordinance against its further
continuance, Those continuin o It under the
bald`pretinceOr eitiandingChal;rdeveloping
limb-muscle need not murmur - if our people ar
rive at the conclusion that in the world's grand
-field - drbsttlerTheY it as Other
Colonel Pluck's burette(' Illb's"(xmfliet; - on the
principle—of legs do your duty !—Doyfestovn
Democrat.
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son of Abijlah Green, !icing in the First
Ward, while tiring off some crackers on the
Irourth o 7 duty, teas Ladly buttes l it apps trs
that the crackers dew ; up onia ; Of the lews of hiX
pants and exploded, Ills injuries are quite seri
ous. This is the only aticident that we have
heard of on the 4th, except a goodly number of
I.
our anti-temperance people fell into Hotel de
1 Martin, Thu, hurt their stomachs, and
:the nest itiornitii liceortide Andrews ‘? l ,ererely
injured their pocket-books.
—At a meeting of the Canal Board, held in
Albany, June 30th; - a - petition of James E
Brown was presented, asking permission to
build stores over the Canal, on Court street in
this city, The petition vas referred to Com
missioner Wright and Treasurer Bristol. At the
same meeting the estimate of M. S. Kimball,
Mid= Engineer, for a new - Iron litidge over
CoortstreethOhiP t city, was subinitied. The
stimatti 'watt n 4,9.74 which. wax approred, arid
the work directed to be advertised, and let to
the lowest legal bidder, offering adequate secu
rity.
—We understand the Catholic Society of this
city, are making arrangements for an excursion
in the Fair' Grouniii,' Wednesday', • July 'nth.
Tables loaded with all the delicacies of the sea
son, will be spread, and doubtless a tine time be
eta oP klyo4lll 44koff dur
ing ite day, stA as horse races, foot races,
Jumping matches, whre-barrow races, sack
races, etc. . many -..pfol4epti Prons from
abroad, kaie priinliseinokeflussent, and add to
the pleasure of the occasion. •
surkty ruorsing, as the oral train on the
Etie'tias "gblng Into' ttdrahk„ Thoinait,Good
nough, the mall agent, came very near twine
killed. It appears that the awning that corers
4hst-driStkaustellr.or
the cars, and where a num with his head out of
the mail eat etkinlatOtifoly lie Sal 00d
diongli,ii 4:MUM'S', hid fai tten this, and in Inok
hgtad, his luesd cama>a kotttaet With ttkea n-
irtg- ".. fit t
!mak: . epc' O. ; w t , gie ; .of
the world
week
-weathar.
day Last - the rAtientometer. lftehed 98 in
the - *lole. I,asj WidneSday„' . '-ki*f also a -wiry
istretle:nate day;the..fitelMiliseiet Mark,iaginde-•
grecs ii► the shade:
—One attar citizens, vliklialtteetioti visit
to B wwlOehoonsoi*Y;***)6*74 - 1.44 'at
theNdsertir Oh** lit,:flareord, in
thivennuty. tilittachnuiltiti been inexistence
shunt three years, and now contains one hun
dred and sixty scholars, idtinut in all respects,
ArTfed tt.??Tapirtismi*iss,foi which .tt Is.orent
;lX 4'94'4 1 4:PAUlige011ik 4atql
armlet al 01:141aVvaJOIegrer. ablates:land
B w. 4 Wii l 4l l 4li Mae,' as lit all others , they ex-
Ididted-trdit:pleasure foldp,wlng to visitop.t.4
buildings, gionudirlioikfaisiir th e .
-4 rung fellow from PPlnViviln4l
Roberta, atumpted to cheat lin444 o r
the Spittadlog Manse crat;of a $3.50 board b 11,
Ibi-Wtovki, , tett-Ibinitglttait:iirhtaiutiton,
lakes hilorelleeorder ltrotteare,who flnedllot
11 1 8for704****44ZION00 1 52 4 N
t 7, TatrAirgoo
.
1110
bottom.
—The Great Eastern having arrived, the glor
ious Fourth was duly celebrated at Hopbottom
on the 4th Inst.
The religious portion of the community
amused theniseives by raising the name of the
new Universalist Church. This will be
church edifice when finished.
The boys smashed are crackers and amused
tipticlAri tageoryipttlho ups'
e eveningabout 1.. V couple met at H.
Wiimarth's Hotel and had a good time. The
party was highly respectable, and everything
passed off to the satisfsction of all parties.
Read Dr. Clark's Advertisement
Dr. T. J. Wheaton.
Dr. T. J. Wit - eaten, 184 Coact street, Bier
hamton, N. Y., will be at the following named
places on the dates montioned, from 8 o'clocke.
sr., until 4 o'clock r. IL, for the purpose of ex
tracting teeth "for the million." This trip _ls'
designed es preparatory merely to my annual
tour, which I shall commence six weeks subse
quently, stopping in most of these places just,
in time to make temporary teeth for those de
siring 'tech.,.
Ipp pose ta"usual to extract teeth grfstaitously
'hi all atstef where tvc 'diet' the jeul or contract
for sets, either full or partial, of artificial teeth.
, I shell have a good supply of pure Ether and
administer it when neetmary. That usual dental
price trill be charged for all prtaniseuans e.rtrac
,
No work will be done on my annual tour not
contracted for before or during this trip. 1 will
he at
Bopbottom, Wilmarth's hotel, Monday, July 18
Nicholson, Niver's hotel, Tuesday, " 1 0
Tonkbannock, H afford house, Wednesday, " 20
Lynn, A. Luce.'s, Thursday, " 21
Spnngtdlle, Brush's hotel, Friday, " 22
Dimock Corners, ' Sattirday, " 28
Bush, Morsel; hotel, Monday, " 2:1
Montrose f . lfoon's hotel, Tuesday, " 20
•
TAO gr eatest Improvement in artificial teeth
thatthas been discovered for the last fifty years
is Twitehels Patent Flexihle Lining for rubber
plates. I have purchased right to said patent,
and e.m.make this style of work at a trilling ad
vanee from old prices.
T. J. WIIEATON.
Binghamton, July 8,1870.-2 w.
Read Dr. Clark's Advertisement.
- Letter from Virginia.
thou View, Va, July 1. 1870.
Editor of the Montrose Democrat
Thinking that some of the readers of your
excellent paper might be pleased to bear from
this portion of Virginia, I shall attempt again
to write you. Feeling confident that some of
the land agents hive misrepresented this
_sec.'
-trop of cotintry,-and are In g- land buyers
-to purchase elsetvhere. -- -As the avida tell them
that we here on Timber Ridge can only raise
beans. I would insist upon their visiting our
neighbothood.before giving credence - to such re
ports. in m_y opinion now Is the time to buy
land bete. I consider it very cheap. Many
s bargabts can be had In the arms bent
are well watered, well timbered, a =
621 tea, prams ens pain, and well
._ . .
for clover and timothy._
This is the place the
the thtsmiehezum tam% NeW /cam and Talk
State cattle raisers. Money could be made In
grazing cattle, and also In the dairy beldam
F arms can bebm,Ot.
_here dun nine to twelve
dollars per acre In taleranlY god repair. with
an abundance of die thit, and very much the
same quality of land that the agents ire waling
for fifty end sixty dollars per acre. The people
are upright and month and very kW and
friendly.— There are but few tames here, only
two were reziatered in' this Toanship, one a
D emocrat , th e other llemddlcan.l Farm hands
are Scaree, the owners say they have. more load.
th an they can cultivate." I had two friends from
New jersey to ace: me a fitw
. weelle atm - A :they
had visited'Petersburg. end a large location of,
the Shenandoah - Valley, awl were much'plessed
el
with the country , but docht that tigress the
best placelor men With a capital They
, concluded to rentraandlat propertylcze
as sool p a theYeould arrange woo l , I
woo lo a y es theta watitink tom keit good ha
-1 ves t m e n t to wine , hire. ":- When you arrive in
Winchester inquire for lilffi t=ore el twelve miles
out the north werteralnole,
b y . can then
easilyi reach my home vr ch is o three miles
from th at place, where I will glad to see
them, tell them of: the advantages - here, and
show them the beauties of this portion of onr
country`,--..., Ilespectlidlyieurs,
Read Dr. Cl 4 ark's Adiertisemeli
LYON-LEVU-At the M. E. Parsonage, Wyo
ming, Pa., July 7th, 1870, by Rev..S.W.Weisa,
Mr. J. Bishop Lyon, Jr., of Herrick, and Miss
Julia A. Lewis, daughter of E. S. Lewis, Esq.,
of Clifford.
VANBCOTEN—SwAcKmuntrat - 11! Rush, July
9, 1870, by Eld. H. H. Gray, Idr. Andrew H.
Vanscoten, and Miss Flora E. Swankbammer,
both of Auburn, Susquehanna Co., Pa.
Cow ELL—STEnwso—ln Rush, May 22d, by
Eld. H. H. Gray, Mr. Asa Cowell, of Blair,
Warren Co., N. J., and 3liss Synthla A. Ster-
ling, of Auburn, Susquehanna Co., Pa.
Itew Advertiomtnio.
}JARDING s. HAYDEN,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
IN BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, IPOIJI,
TRY, GANUE, to
835 Washington Street.
New York
REFEREacmt
Irving National Bank, ,New York,
ilutehinaon & Co., 115 & 117 Worth litt.:N.Y
Roberts, Smith & Co., 62 White, St.
Wagner & Kellam, 76 Murray Street,
& Sprague, 83 Chambers St.
C. B. Williams & Co. 268 & 270 Canal Bt., "
Read Dr. (Ilark's Advertisement.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
an order of the Orphans' Court of Susquehanna
County, to me directed, I will expose to ;sale on
the prtinises, on Friday, the rith day of August,
A. D. 1870, at 1 o'clock, p. m., all that certain
piece or parcel of land situate lying and being
in the township of New Miiforik County of Sus
quehanna, and State of Piuneylvunta bound
ed and described as follows, to wit: On the
North by lands of Lemuel Everett ; on the East
by lands of Archibald Hannah and lands late of
Samuel Williams, deceased ; on the South by
.the public highway, formerly known as the old
Jackson ma" ; and on the West by the same
road—containing Fifty Acres, more or less,with
the appurtenances, a barn, a few fruit trees, and
about 3.5 acres, of the same cleated.
TERMS.—Fifty Dollars on the day of sale ;
one third on dual confirmation, and the balance
in one year the ELLOT ALDRlCreafter, with interest.
H, Trustee.
New Milford, July 13, 187 a
A GOOD DAIRY AND GRAIN FARM
FOR SALE,
- - -
Horace Birchard offers lfis Partin' kur
sak situated in the township. of Forest Lake,
Susquehanna County, Pa., 9mlles item Mont
rose, containing 120 acres of land, 70 acres of
which are under a good state of rultivation.
The farm contains one full hearing , orehard of
grafted fruit, and ohe young orchard just begin
ning to bear ; a good comfortable farm house,
horse Icirn, grain barn, and' all the necessary
outbuildings required by a good farmer ; well
fencial, well watertaL and a stream of never fail
ing spring water relining nt the door. It is just
such a farm as a good dairy needs, being well
located for dairy purposes. It is situated but
railsiff from a good school,and Baptist and Meth
odist churches. For terms, &c., address
MILON BIRCHARD,
July 0,1870.—1 f Forest Lake, Susq. Co. Pa.
Raid Dr, Clark's Adret tigement.
'r A. XII. Xi 3311 Xa La XX CP XT /9 231,
OPPO,ITE TUE corns nover,
moyptom PM0V.21..
sons B. TAIICIELL, Proprietor.
Right Stave leave this n 012,0 daily, eintheetlehrolth
the IL L. a. W.. the Erie, and the Lehigh Valley WI.
raye. • 6,18*-41'
CONGRESS WATER,
at TERRELL'S.
FRUIT JARS for Rale by A. TURBELL
K IItp;
-\) :1V i blat , • v
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1840 1870-
THIRTY YEAH?
Mars ebtpsed Ante the introductitio et die Pain Wee to
the public, and.yet et the present , time It 15 coo popular,
end commands a larger inle than ever before. Its pops
iarrty to not confined to this country alone ill over the
world its benedcbd effectilnMint* "Mtr.that desk
Is heir to," are acknolledge and annecisbeds and •sa a
PAM WU= its throe Is Matted to no country. , sect nor
rue. It needs only to be known to bevifte.,
Vintwr Iltaus la certain', a ketgelloash die 'Optic
the eticacy ofantrinedicine, arid that the mu =mists
deserving of all its; promfrtora claim at it.• a
Mired by the unparaUeW popular'', It itailal4l4ll
is s stout and tnuortri rancor. - •
EirDintetians accompany each bottle.
Price $ Seto. SOets. lad $l.OO per B e g*.
Salt* all MediFtne Dealers. - Vatria-4-.
Read Dr. Oak's Advertitseraint:
Read Dr. Olark's Adverbs'
NEW . FIRM;
The edema:ben we ow wedeln bas New Teak
beet mad Meek eta* et
GUOCERLEB a PROVISIONS,
iiloktiqraitir_stalont Ilion 6r nob. ,asekaagtbs
almierwOOMmißrtoefoaod
Man HamaMad Re &Joked Halibut, cod-
lreal4 Cbgb , . eaPze, gam Waiters/11re fiance
Gland Peaches. Posm, Plos Apples. Sweet Com, Toms
Mee, quinces. and Plums, Como,
Extroct Lemur. Mo. Me.
Ah kinds or MOE& Citron, Orange reel, rte.
eItOLVEBY & OWSWAILE.
A Sro t Chewing and ikneking Toluren. rte_
AU of 'ad' can be warrant:4 as first clue goods, and
dicey.
Is addition to the Grocery trade, we have purehasoi
Om C. Mrs New Mice, where you outooks,
find • good
selection of Statham, Books, Daily, Weekly and
Monthly Papers, Magazines. Books and yarn not on
band will be ordered and rumbaed on short notice with•
out extra ebrage. Special ewe given to orders. No Iron.
ble to show goods—so drop to and see for yourselves.
er Goods delivered without extra charge.
H. J. Wan, t
C. M. Gana, {-
Montrose, May 18, 1811).
THE LATEST ARRIVAL,
LARGEST AND BEET STOCK
G. A. HARDING.
B. L. HAYDEN.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, 'TRIMMINGS,
ZlCartme /exact C7abrois,
Xtcfpcitan staxel ellacoses,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
NOVELTY CLOTUES WRINGER.
We-keep a FULL STOCK of the above tun
dra, and sell them at the
CASH PAID FOR WOOL
Call and ernmine our Stock.
Moatrode, May 25. IM
FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE!
Alm{ three hundred dollars worth of Goods,
consisting of men's and boys Hats and Caps,
ladles' and misses Straw Hats, Suspenders, Hos
iery, Shirts, Conant, etc. Also a kw good size
and quality of Shelf Boxes. Any one desiring
to get this property at a bargain, will please call
on or address
. .
S. M. SAYRE.
Juno 22, 1870.-8. Montrose. Pa
§VSORS
antriTeTha l utelasureaf the sateesitier_
about Mute Met, a dark sedri bay and
sear ,soata cit
the
at (d ioett, l6 star"
the
Ind ad S:ir him at
e Tr 47inza to kw. a trfr
coo o h , miAtNuok
_waft
44 Ibr aza
,134-81Ort
NEW GOODS.
lA, Nodose{ fit.
WEBB & GEES.
AND TUB
STRAW GOODS,
&e. ac. ate.
IN MONTROidIL
Tho Bost in Use.
A. A D. R. LATHROP
THE PLACE
,TQ TRADE
And whention will find
• ;
raknics? PiLUMP OP GOODS. AT TEDEROST,
• LIBERAL rineD3.ll , at ' -"" •
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'Guttenberg: .nosenbaunz es .co's.
nsT RECEIVED,
Large and handsome selection of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
For men. boya' and youths' wear. Fine soloetton of
CLOTHS. CASSIBIERES, COATL'QGS„ to.;
For Custom Wort. We take me ettretand make op gar•
meats to order, after the newest and most tasty style..
Large variety of PIECE GOODS to sell by the card. A
fine variety of Gents' FURNISHING GOODS, hleekties,
Bows, Paper and Linen Collars. Shirts, Trunks, Satch
els, Umbrellas, etc, Large selection of newest styles of
HATS AND CAPS,
of various material. In our Dry Goods Department you
N ESP DRESS GOODS
Silks, Poplins, Mohair*, Alpacas (black and all the lead
lag colors and shades, Piques. Percales, printed Organ
dies and Manilas, French 110Ingbams, etc.
WHITE GOODS
Table Linen, Tons* Napkins, Swim Muslim. Jai:oasts
•
PARASOLS, Snosbades, Skirts. Corsets. Kidd sod
Usk, Thread Gloves, tindery, Haudkerchleta, Collarsand
Cuffs, etc.
13TIAWLS. FIAQUES, of :rariotes material and Indiffer
ent atylea nnmes TillidlNlNGSand Battelle, ?dandle.
Trimming, Purling, Fringe*, etc.
DOMESTIC GOODS, Mullins, Calicos, Ticks, Denims
MILLINERY GOODS
We bare a large eelection to trimmed and untrimmed
Bata, Stidowna, Flower+•, Ilibborta, Batine,
Lanett, Blonde, Format, black and colored Crepe*, &c.
The prices on en our (kinds an. marked away DOWN
and will defy all competition. Our goods are bought in
large quantities. and selected with greed care. and we
Batter ourselves that we can give vatbilactkui to all.
Montrose, May 11, 18
BURNS it NICHOLS
DRUGGISTS & APOTIIECARIES,
Keep regularly Supplied with V3ADULTIIIATZD
Drugs and Medicine*. Chemical., Dye Stuffa. WI ties &
Liquors, Paints, Oils and:Varniah, Perfaminy,
Taney Soaps, Yahkee Notions, &c.
Fresh from New York City.
All the most popular PATENT MEDICINES sold In
this section, among which may be found
Ayre's and Jayne's Family Sled'eines. liembold's Bri
chnSchenek's Palmonic Syrup and Sea Weed
Tank, Dn_Ponco . t. and Cheeseman's Fe.
male Pills. Rail's trough Balsam,
Wlshart's Dino Tree Cornial,
Roll's Hair Renewer. Itin„,e's Ambrosia, Kennedy 's Bed
lad Discovery, lloodand's German Bitten.,
Rostetter's Stomach Bitter.,
And maryother kinds of real value ar.d merit. In fact
our Stock embraces a line assortment of everything usu
ally kept In well regulated Drug Stores.
orPreseriptions receive particular attention, and
are carefully and promptly compounded.
••• Store formerly °melded by d. Etherldet-
A. 11. BURNS.
AMOS
Mordrose,liturti ?a, 1=
CONSUMPTION CAN RE CURED!
BRONCHITIS CAN BE CURED I
• CATAIGIII CAN BE CURED!
ZIT um
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DR. CARPENTER'S
OXYGENIZED DEDICATED
INHALATIONS,
DR. COBURN'S
Inhaler & Inhaling FluidB
8. C. LACEY, N. D. Laceyville, Pa
Juno 1, 1870.—lan.
$2OOO A YEAR AND EXPENSES
To agents to yell the celebrated WILSON SEWING 3LA
CHINI23. The pod machine in the world. Stitch alike
on both aides. One Machtue.wltheut Money. For furth
er parthmlors, addreya d 3 N. 9th et.,llilra, l'a. Dual9m3*
$25 THE FOLSOM IMPROVED Twerity•Five
— Dolltir Family Sewing Machine, The cheap.
eat First Clam Machine fn the Market. Agent. wanted
In every Town. Liberal commlarion allowed. Fm term.
and eheglar. addreva A. S. IlAamaroa. Den. Arlat i
700Chertarut at. Philadelphia, Pa. [may I
OOLDIERS' BOUNTY,
0 • • PIVISION_
_,__S and BACiPAT
eiII. MIMED AumoT it the- GOY
.
. ISITUIS . obtained the = itr =
i=rdilisprOuptattiatiosio in
iiilicari.No dualesaltessieeessial
GIRO 1.
Sea Woe, laseiti. Mi. ! - 11. • 71141191• X•
IQIINGRANTON DRIVLNO PARK ASSO
JLP - TION. July 27, `AI 20, 1870.
PURREg---$4,380.
Flan DAr.—s3oo—sl7s, 175, $5O, for horses
the. rebeaten 2:50.
, $l5O, $5O, for horses that have
not beaten 2:311.
fiscoras Ers.r.-11400-075, $75, $5O, for hor
ses that haie not beaten 2:40.
• $lOOO.--$OOO, $3OO, $lOO, for homes that have
not beateri.2:3o..
Tamp DAT.--$600—5375, $l5O, $75, for hot-
Ott that hive not beaten 2:33.
~•Islsoo-4 - $975, $375, $l5O, open to all.
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The.prieedirig races are all mile heats, beat''
three in five hi lamest, and ail to be governed
by the rules of the National Association.
A horse distancing the field shall only be en
titled to first money.
Entrance ten per cent, and must accompany
nomination.
Entries close at the office of IL S. JARVIS,
Treasurer, 28 Court Street, on the sth of July.
All purses three' to enter and tiro to start.
Track full' half mile..
D. S. RICIVIIIDg t Secretary
Juno 29,1870.-4
FLOUR' f FLOUR
From this thy forward, we shall sell Flour at
retail at.
We bang out no false colors, but mean just
what we say.
While making Flour a specialty, our stock of
FEND, HEAL, SALT, LIME CEMENT,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &e.
Will be kept full and sold at very small profits.
H. GARRATT S SON.
New Milford, March 2,1870.-1 y
E P. STAMP,
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
Flour. Salt, Butter, Port, Lam than, !Set Fish, Tallow.
Candles, Crackers, Cheese, Coffee s Spices, Choice '
Teas, Sugars, Bice, Dried and Canned
Fruit. Tobacco, Cigars. Snuff.
and all other articles usually kept In a first chum Grocery
and Provision Store.
M. S. DESSAU=
•
We will mark our Goods as Tow as we cm afford, and
ell for mall, or exchange for produce.
Montrone, Feb. 2, 1.870.—t1
March 18, 18:0.—y
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TCONSIIMPTIVES.—PrwridemtIaBy my
K. was restored to health by simple means, d ' a ß itZ
R.
The particulars will be sent free. Bine=
R. Ifornsnow, Stockton St. Brooklyn, Lan MU& ado
ALL RIGHT FOR krio. •
zrzrzTruir xrcriuitswer
lain constant receipt of YBN 0001314, by which ho/
assortment Is rendered more and more complete and
attractive for all his usual varieties Ultra& for NM
ha New Thy Goods. 1. cw Orrsteriso, •
New Hardware. and NewSkir, loon, Mark:lan,
Para., Oita, Boots Shoes, Wait Byer. Fltuhina fidades
Hats' & Cape, Redo Raw, Le4lo iwa, Bopp
Skirts, width ratio: be iold to tie
mcel fairffati terest:
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New Milford, Jan. ISM.
`IRE! EIRE! FIRE!—Your ' house
may burn next. Seek rchtge at once, either to the
14017111.
Security, N. Y., - - • 12.0011,030 OD
anhattan, - - • 1,0130.0(0 OD
M
North AMcrican, • •- 825,0X1 00
Hanover. - • - • MOTO 0 0
Girard, Philadelphia, 000,000 00
Enterprise, • - • - • 000,000 OD
Or Norwich, Conn., chartered May. lint. the oldest Stock
Co., in Connecticut. Allot Ike above are old established,
Orst claim Companies. sere, and reliable, bav!ng been
tried and proven. Look out for little new wild cat com
panies springing op all aver the country Jost to make
money. Call or send your applications, and I will coo
that you are fairly dealt with.
HENTtY C. TYLER:
• Fire. Life and Accident Insurance Agent, at the otrice of
W. D. Lusk. Esq.. Montrose.
February 1, 1810.-tf.
NINGE
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Especially deafened for the use of the Medi
cal Profession and the Family, possessing those
Intrinsic medicinal properties which belong teen Old
and Pnre Gin.
Indispensable to Females. Good for Kidney Com
plaints. A delicious Tonic. Pot op in esses,contait.
lug ono dozen bottles each. and sold by all demists,
&e. A. N. nmiNasn a, CO., established
grocers
No. IS Bearer Street, New York.
For sale in Montrose, by
July 14--ly ABEL TIIItIIELL, Agent.
ABEL TERRELL,
mis just renamed from New York with a Large ad
ditfou to his nom) stock of choice goods.
Montrose. Nov. ti. ME%
TIIR HARTFORD LIFE AND ANNUM Hata-
ARCM COMPANY
Viltot good men as agents In this county. Tho Interest
bearing pbtn, exetostrely used by this Oompang. enables
is to do a large business, and obtain Insurance
*here no other plan vrEl. on account of its thomughly
minable itatures—providing as It does, tame during
lA, and gking ezactjaidices to aIL old and young.
gents casi scone mnisnally good tontracts by IddromillY
ICHIGSBUBY & SELLOF. Gee{ Aga.
En WOO Elmt. Fhiladelplda,
Jane , -
PEBBLE- •SPECTACLRS—aIso dom
mon Spectacles, anew supply, for tale by_
Montrose, Noy. 10,1 M . TIMM,
TEA! •
Every kind of Toxin walk AK =Sid_ ,aod afr
for 544 at New York wholesalo pito.. Also a Gas
sartmekt of COBWEB. Day of me
. chargea.
Itontrose.Pa., ApriVSl. 1g54.
NEW
JusWALL PAPER ,, t
anived and 10 R
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'Mention,. Aptil 24, ISM . ABEL
WELLS, President.
WHOLESALE PRICEt3.
I:l==E3
PATRONAGE SOLICITED
E. P. ST.UIP