Countg puointoo pirectorg,- Taw Una in this Directory, one year, each addilinn.ll line, 50 ete. NEW 31-ILFORD WM. L. MOSS & CO . Dealers in Dry Gonda. Hat...Cana, BOON and Shoe•, and General Merchandise, on Main el:rert, •ecnnd door below the Fpl•ropal ihureh • LINTON MOTIVE., kept by WILLIAM SMITH, on Main *Vert, near rbr Depot.—• NICHOLAS SHOEMAKER, Agent for Lerel's double Turbine. Best water wbed In nee_ Satisfaction guaranteed. W. 8. MEAD. Foundry. and dealer In Mow* and other ntensflo, one door from Phlnnef a Bad, Mate St. N. F. KtllltElt. Carriage Taker and Undertaker, un Maio Street, two dome below Ilawley'e Store. McOOLLITM BROTHERS. Dealers in Groceries and Provhdonn, on Alain ..,..trret.• H. fl ARR ET & SON'. ilonloro In Flour. Pro4l Mon], Salt. Lime. Cement. arooorles stud Yroviolons on ]lain Strout. 411ipOtlat, tilC DOPOL W. & T HAYDEN. ‘lnonfdrtsrent or elt.rdr• dud Wholen:. 1.. dealers td Yankee :Cottons and Fnory G00d,.. On N+in street. Iddotv Ft - drop:II Church. • MOSS d. MNAP. Lath• r 41annforturc, end at.nle•• to Morocco Finding , . tic . prat. Kitt:woo t i t•hur,..l • AIVET & HAYlll 7 .ls:', Denier. In Drziert and Mudinin,... and 31aunfactarern of Cigar., on MAIn stna , near the Depot W. STEPIIRNq. gb....lnT 3,1 d _en.,llll..pairtog on Main Street. earth of the bet . DICKEIIMAN. .1n Moller Inqoner...o mrrt Ilandbo7 and t'lt.thlt.•.”. Br. k Store. on )I.lin Strong. WHIPPLE 4t MEAD, Donlvrn In g• nera I llvrvbnudi • on MAN Strad. 0. M. IIAWLEY. riost.rk vneral M,rrluiudire, on Main Street. oppoAte Itille)'n Hotel GREAT BEND L S. LESTFUI. Nl.Loof,torer of t.e.ithrr, nod &alit r In general Merelonoliot% nn Mato Str. e • n. P. DORAN, Mrreinint Toilor and &oiler in Remit' V , l!atric Clothing, Dry Gamin, Grocerier and Prov ieioo r. aln Street. LENOXVILLE HIRAM WHITK. Nanorartor, of and dealer in - roperi or Plow• nod crotolZr. MEM Envy ARD BHT txr. M muCtetarer. of Wagon and Sleighs, ne.ir the Dig:ills' Sloss 31.0.); T WEBB S k+BR R, New. Offlcc. and (hasten , In Grocer in and Prifrlninin.. Crockery etc.. Public Avenue. JAMES R. CAMMALT. Attorney nt Ln,r. OMee one door - below Tarnell Mune, Public AN emit*. WII. II (TiiiiPTCßlnker, Fell Foreign Pa, race Tick tF and on FuginnO. Irchind and Scot land. J. R. FI,ETCFIEWS Flat In:, Saloon ie the place tL, ¢•t Ire Cream, Oyeters aml Clan.. In every ei)le. Ou Main at reel. STROUD k PRO WN. ',nil Fire and'Llfc 1 to. •ncr Azooto and Accident Tickci • to Nem- York nod PlaiLidclphio. kliTco one dons rapt cattle Honk F. R. CHAN Gene:rot InNuretnen and Sewing Ma ebtur Agent. Ptabitc AVvre J. L. T the Wont to trot Four tror - eries sod l•rovho01111. }:31.11r. Pot k. ! s ad. Tea . so, r. ttfer . T„. hare, se eft. Se,r.ere. toy tern and Iterreehments. u der S. If. hayre S Brothers • ' & NICHOLS, the place in got Peng. and 11.-cil• eme, Claar, Tnlwcco, Pipe, Pocket-Booka, Sputa glee, Yankee ;cottony , . .tc., Pnbltc Avenne. WM. L. t'OX, Ilararrs maker and (beAler lb nil arc 0rb:4113 kept by the trade, opporitt; the Bank. • WIS. It. TIOYT) . T1(•alrro In Store.. Ilardwnro, and Mnouttrtfl,t, i,l Tilt nod Shootlron wore, curlier of _Main and Turnpike nt rect. ICONIC & LINES. Vrn knot Tailor* and iierile.).n in Cloth et. Trimming, gml Porn 'Mil in: Ciontir and Agr to Singer 31,rchinr, AI ri ti ,trrrt. Fordbam A. N. I t I I. Utn. 11.1, iu Groretico. Prov Statnmers and 1 4,11,ee Nuttoup. at head PlAlit Avenne. T. SPORE A: cn 11.rdwarr. Azricultu,l Fluut nutl •110 Tar tIiNSFORD R 11111•11 EL. Livery •nd ExeL4bee St•ble. In rear of Bonk I.:Wing. J. B. D t trrrr ,t FYI. 11,11.., In Dry Good., hard ware and general tnerehandir, collier, Dear Mack.. Xecal Attclligencc. A Bold *lonic !Thief. About ten o'clock on Monday last a lior4c belonLing to .t. F. Butterfield, who lives about a mile and a half front this lutrourt. wek The thief entered the pasture. (taught the horse and rode hint sway in plain Vi2W of some ork man not fire rods oil, and who shouted to him to des hat, but before they could overtake hint be hiaB passed out of • , :igitt. This seems to be the boldest theft on reeorl in this CAPTURED 1--Sinee writing the above, the horse thief has been captured and caged. Ile was arrestod in n wood s h unt three miles from town,.by Pat. Morley. and brought here about 3P. at. On being arraigned before B. Eld red, Esti., hr gave his nail:ens Patrick Ryan. re siding in Auburn, this county. Ott hehig Lioncd why he took the horse, he replied. that be " wanted to take a ride It .rem. he had ta ken a horse few days ago, in Auburn, aas nur iued, the horse taken' from him, and, bein well known there as a lunatic, he was discharg,tal.— He appears to be a fit subject for the lunatic asylum or the penitentiary. .The.promptitude of the people of this vivini ty, who knew nothing of the circumstances, Oil b' that a horse had been A ohm. in turning out and nomering all the roads, is worthy of pm mendation. Lt Rucks en. Pa., they have four Horse Companies, all regularly organized with officers and fleet horses, and although they sometimes have to ride 200 or 300 miles, they seldom full to fetch the game. I==l=l Bloomsburg, State Normal School This line Institution has become one ot the educational landmarks of. our State. Within a year or two the ' have been re-bitllt, she grotmds graded and ornamented, at a cost tif #130,000,- making it emphatically u nude] School Prof. Henry Carver, aided by a competent corps of assistants, has the liupervision of this School, and hisTeputation for tact, ability and *access. is a guarantee of its status in thetslucti• Slatial arena. At the Institute , in this pliee last week, the people had an opportunity to judge of the merits of Prof. Carver as a teacher. We . kaaw„liim.to-tresithoroughly eompetent.iastnn - 'tot', and mn-heartily commend the Blooloshetrg Normal School to any young .people of this county who desire a thorough education. Send for circular, with course of Instruction, terins, piles, etc. Notice. The Bridgewatar Baptist Association will bold fda next annual meeting with the Baptist Church in Auburn on,.Weduizdur and Thursday Sept. 21 and 221870, commencing at 10 A. u, 7he Sunday School Convention will be held on Tuesday Sept. 20, at 7 r, u. G. IL renne.n, Clerk. The- time of holding the association is put one week later than usll4l t his year on acessule tithe ap pointed Fair being held on thy snow days for the Association, A_ L. POST, L. B. FOOD, G. B. ELIMED, Montrose, Aug. 31, 1810, Notice. The Basquebanns Association of Universelists will hold sts next Anneal Session at Gibson,, Pas., on Wedensday and Thursday. the 7th and - 8,11, of September, 1570. Important business matters, that will come before the council, render it necessary that Churches and Societies he fulls , representated. BornitToN, Scribe. Wanted. . . A girl to do common hou.se-tcork for hoaid while attending school. .Call at this office. Bradford County Ate troin tnc; '"• —The Radical County Convention meets at the Coon Howie, in this boro„ on Monday i3ep tember 19. —The Post: master General has appointed Andrew• J. Noble Pastmaster at Wysox, rice • bmley, of TOsearum, aged about 66 yearn, went to bed on the evening of the 6th inst., apparently in good health, and was found dead in her bed the next morning. A child of five years old was in bed with her, and a young lady slept in another bed but a few feet from her, neither of whom was aware that the death angel had been so nigh them, till the light or the fitiorning'iOcaled the startling rod mom-u -nit lhcL She lad evidently passed away with out a struggle. —The dwelling house of James Lackey, of Herrick township, was consumed by fire on Sat urday, August lith, with nearly all the house hold furniture and dairy• fixtures. The fire was Brat discovered while the family were at dinner, the second story being all in flante.4, and so rap idly did they spread that but little could hes:Jiv ed. The Liss is estimated at about thirty-five hun dred dollars, on which there was an insurance of fifteen hundred dollars. The tire is supposed to.have canght from tho stove-pipe. —(tn Sunday morning between the hours of tae and three o'clock, the house of Mr. James iledt7ml, in Sonth Main St., WON destroyed by tire! It aas occupied by Mr, A. F. Peterson. Mr. P. and family were in the country on a visit at the time, there had not been any fire in the house fora week. Mr. Bedford owner of the house, had bet-it building an addition in the rear of the main building, and had it all enclos ed, excepting the doors and windows. When the tire aas first discovered the thanes were is suing from this new addition, outside of the main building. We are pained to record the flirt that Mr. Peterson has lest everything he possessed, and his fitmily all their wearing ap parel, they are left entirely destitute. Mr. Pet erson is a very kind father in his family, and very industrious, hard working man, he has al ways been a kind neighbor and deserves the sympathy of all the citizens of Towanda, as he has not the means to purchase furniture, or wearing apparel tin. his finally. They are at present receiving the hospitality of Mr. Webb, wholives near the Beidleman brick yard. It is hojnd that the citizens of the mom., and the surrounding country, will think seriously of this case. and assist them in their hour of afflict t ion and distress. - Shoo( Ing Affray In Elmira. Report, reached Police Headquarters about half-past twelve o'clock on Sunday aftenuain, that a woman luld been shot through the head in the vicinity. of the factorr. ('ity Marshall Krais and °Meer Wat,on im mediately procemkA to the place indicated, and arTested (7eorge VanDel - log:in the perpetrator of 11w crime. The person shot Is Bridget ilannihan, wife of Michael Hann ihan. The ball entered her cheek, 1 cut the root of her tongue and palate and lodged in the opposite side of her neck, 1 pro.hicing a very dangerous if not a fatal w, RI II Et Site Wit , attended by Dn. P. H. and John 31. Flood, who rendured such stirgieil aid as her condition required. The weapon with which the shooting was done was a four shooter, re quiring a goo d sized cartridge, which Van De Bogart summilered to the officers who nettle his arrest. The cause of the disturbance, as we learn from the (tracer, was that the woman Bridget claimed to have cause for being jealous of her husband Michael and the wife of Van Di:Bogart. To vent her spite upon her rival she therefore pr. sass?. st to stone her re..tidenve. which was situated upon the lot adjoining her own. The alas. is reported to have been broken in sevend ..f the windows. This conduct was not relished by Van De Bogart, and he tired upon the woman Bridget wish the result above indicated. The arrested person was comilned in jail. and the circumstances attending the shooting will probably be ,inquired into 10-slay. befOre Recorder Muller: At the time of our lattzt information the wounded woman was still alive, and as com fortable as could he expected from the character of her wounds.—Ehaira A,l. ••••••• -- Broome Count y. Items from the Leader Messrs. I). M. S. E. G. Halbert have present ed Mr. GiMeru& Burrows (the young man who fought so bravely the burglars who entered their store) with a splendid gold watch and chain. We understand they also defrayed the entire funeral expenaes of young Myrick, and have ordered a monument to be erected over his re- Such exhibitions of the appreciation of worth and valor in employees,eannot but haven good effret, and emsmrage young men to a faithful discharge of duty. William Collier, of Kirkwood, white..walking home Wednesday evening, Aug. nth, on the railway track, and when about four miles east of this place was met by three men, our of whom hit him on the hack of the head, while the others presented pistols at his head and de manded his pocket-book. having no doubt the fate of poor Myrick in his mind's eye, he lost no time in eomplying with the request, and surren dered about sixty dollars in money and his watch. No clue has been obtained to: the rot. . , hers. Gilbert S. Ilinrrow•s says that Runoff looked like the man who shot at him ; that the size, countenance and clothing resembled the man who did the shooting. During the examination, he was confronted by his wife's mother, Mrs. Fsrhutt, or Ithaca) They were both evidently greatly agitated as they recognized each other. The memories which this meeting between the two must have atyakcaed, c.ittovtly he imagin• ed. It was not right or necessary to bring her Can: to fate with the supposed totpderer . pf her daughter. ldni. &haltix a lady somewhat advanced in years, and had been visiting at the residence of Gen. John C. Robinson. We learn since that she is quite unwell. from the effectsof the excite ment mused by meeting the murderer of her daughter. Ou Wedensday, Deputy 81Mriff Barnes, f of Cortland couty, and a IL Allis earns here. The bodies of the dead men were disenterreil, when they immediately identified the body of the smaller man' as one Davenport, who' for merly rta;idotf,, 24, Cortland, ,aIt,CA diirlerate and notatiouM diameter:: last year Runoff came to that !Almelo detimd• him' 'for burglary. His defence was successftill, and Davenport was discharged. While then!, Runoff was recogniz ed by several parties. He was then going undfr the name of Dalton, The gold ; rnarket opened before the board at 117, and at the board at 10 n. it. dt 1144, ilijen reacted to 1104, afterwards declined to 117 ) ", and closed at 1 P. U. at -- • -•••• 41111. ...- Struck by Lightning. We learn that the barn, of Mr. Atherton, 'in Bridgewater; Omit 8 1 ,4 mile!' from this village, wai struck 'wity . tighiuittig. during the thun derstorm orldondaynlgiNaiktayaluablahca* was killed. i A POEM, &literal before tke Teachers' Inahlute, at Mont row, Br., Aug. Zia, 1870. I=l My fellow teachers, In no formal speech I firing, some hints of /wit and vh.d to tearh To ascertain, If so we nuiy, the fact That ,:tis n picience, if you please, esitet ; IVitlipriritinlusLuid 'trnoffs at coninnind, So well defined that all may understand. And first, the heir, a thing important, too, In whatsoe'er we undertake to do ; Whether we thrive by delving in the soil, Or at the Arts mechanic daily toil, Or from the sacred desk expound the creeds, Or better still, preach Wilt thro' hieing deeds, Or practice physic, or confiinnd the law, Or in the angn.l. Senate seek to draw The nation's ear—wliate'r the end in view, lle hest has reached who best the methods knew Beware how you attempt, 0, pedagogue, The role of that ambitious, little frog, Which, when the ON came to his spring to drink, Astonished at his size, begun to think, Perhapti himself by swelling up with air His bulk might equal, and his honors share. You all remember what his frogship's fate, A proof that eri , id ;Aim makes nothing great. Bear, too, in mind, those little ey es and ears Silting around you, scarcely have their peers Among us older folk. defects to scan, To take your unwary., be you maid or man Therelbre take oil your Imek ram, drop your stilts, Shunning the digility that nothing wills : Strive hard to be your simple. honest self, Aml lay all consequential tuitions on the shelf. Especially upon that all-eventfol morn When term begins, and chaos seems Just born, %Viten you must stand the tire of all the eyes That shine like stars upon the wintry skies; Woe to the luckless wight however well Lle may have learned to cipher, write or spell, Whose lofty manner. and whose pompous phrase Show the young wretches where his weakness tars ; Your hat, your boots, your clothes, your cut or The way you hold your bead, your hand,, your To those keen-searching, eves their story tell— A lescson sure or being studied well. And if you scapc unscathed from such a fire, You've passed an imical than which none is hifihrr ; But failing then•, no matter tho you stand Approved by every college in the land, And wear the sheep , kin pinned upon your back, Sharp eye, n ill pierce it and &leo 3 our hick. In ole•ning school 'M. ever well to read, Some simple, moral ies,n, formed 111 lied The souls of children, like the story told OfJoseph whom his wicked brethren sold ; (Jr that wherein the little child wes blessed When the Gmat Teacher tin mankind impressed The vital truth that Heaven is very near The little ones %VIII, threng about is here ; For bear in mind that stork:4,11111 :LS three Improve their morals and their fancy please. But when at lust the business the day, The real, thorough work is under way, Still more important is the teaching art, The ways and means our knowledge to impart. The faculty to rouse, to Mint tattle, to mould, The slow to tinieken, and the wayward hold, To draw out powers which seemingly are not. And tied in every nature just the spot For gaining slur:nice to that citadel We call the mind—to plan, to work, to tell The various wants tor all these complex minds; 'These and a hundred more the teacher tinds Are csowding on him like an avalanche, And rail for powers ..f.nind well trained and staunch, I low hest fo manam• this one, chasten that— ow keep the peace bet %even 8011, .1 iut , and Pat Repress the arrlints4s of that langliinz 11"liiw head ie full .if romance, fashion's whirl And fix her Mimi tin nuitlieniatins dry, And keep that boy . . image front her eye. Arc pressini: opaso ions which no art van lay Upon the table till .01111 C other dull And then again when revitation calls For all your p o wer:, it frequently befalls That yon yourself are plagued w lilt doubt About the way to bring the 4tibject Whether by moues of fingers and of thumb 1 - cat Ahnll begin with those tub:named the dumb. Who while they deftly ask and glee reply, Talk with the body, head hand, lip and eye, And quite outrun the so-called power of speech, By methods which you to o ter try to reach ; A tionling, too, boil many n useful hint To talking traehrra, if no fatal squint Obstruct your ‘ision that you cannot see The means to outs, unle,, they come " per Se: - or by some will timed questions ascertain Protkicney, no matter hoiv you train : The teat her on is puzzled, and the clew is lo.t he which to nest the end in view. Remember this. the 1.1 , 111Cetip , 1,1421) That preparation makes the Cite of school ; That whatsoever means you may pursue To reach the point, .mcvess depends on you. You ..re the one whose torch must give them light, You uitlut be understanding. hearing. aught ; hit ,up by. you, Um book's dull page utast glow, Beneath your touch the •oreams of knowlodge Clow. Through youtelmr mind must opening vistas rise Wherein titer see beyond still fiairer skies. If you sit dull and lisilia, on your chair, Attention flags, and dullness tills the air. If yam are careless, hesitating, slow, Throughout the class Ilion' traits begin to show If from the le-son votere inclined to stray, And gossip half the unfitted hour away, To-morrow's recitation will begin To have long gaps fair further filling in. Ifvou're inclined the laboring oar to wield, '7`will quite surprise how soon they'll quit the field, content to let you show your wondrous skill, our kuou ledge, or your wit, ur what yOU trilL Contrive how best to strike the golden mean Of doing all or nothing, jast between. Point out the fields wherein the oar is found, Show how done, but let them stir theground; Remetub'ring that he teaches best who leads His pupils to self-improvise , deeds, By which themselves supply their mental needs. Regarding methods, each must make his own. There is no patent plan which being known, Will give success while every other mode Fails to advance upon the royal road. For lIIMII3 by which one teacher ran succeed Another trying, may find poor indeed. The reason's clear, no two arcked the same, And copies always seem a little tame. .Whirl you shall teach is somewhat better fixed, Though even here things ;pi a little mixed, For "grievously they err" who think that naught Save what the law points out is to be taught. Foremost of all our anglo-saxon phrase, The tongue in which we lisp in ehilhood's days, Tfemands your care. You cannot even name The other branches but its aid you claim. 'Tie like the ocean on whose ample breast All else may float in motion or at rest. Then teach tospeak it clearly, smoothly, well, Teach how to write, to read it, and to spell; SlataWheuce.deriend and its component parts, Atul'Jtow alikAA& s scienee and• the 048 ; Instruct how long the world has felt its sway, \V ho were its founders, at ho its masters say Strive by example, too, its use to teach, And thus eorreet sonic uncouth thralls speech: Show that extravagance in language tends To much that's vicious, and the wise offends, Gives evidence of careless, faulty thinking, And opens to cheating, lying, drinking. :Spare not the feelings of that girl or boy Who adways avild,deengral words employ. Or that young lady—there am many' may be, h 9 , .grtnr.4 eptatie ainr sow spiendid baby, nfeelly ii.6qurid, that's the way she'll utter It— Than such abuse of language, better stutter it. Of course In tatathematfla you should try To keep some keen professor in your eye, Whose air is lively, and whose wit is sly ; And should thainan belle of Lathyette, No better model would you wish to get ; Then when your class begins to fall asleep Stick pins of pungent wit full 01l and deep, Again on seeking what—some study take Lake Botany, or Natural History, and make A thorough work. Ido not mean, to Mt The student's mind with facts arrangad with skill, But rather steak to cultivate his powers Cf observation ',along the trees and flowers ; Not in the text-books, but in woods and fields, Where every step some new instruction yields, Thus only is the keen enjoyment known Of making truths and principles his own, Instead of noting as a reservoir Wherein Some pedagogue may pump his store, Thus, fellow teachers, tho' disjointed, loose, Some hints I've given, possibly of use, That wholly wasted might not be the time You've spent in listening to an idle rhyme. —The benevolent clouds opened their batter• les upon us on 3londay evening with a copious shower of rain, without much wind. AGUE CUM—For the benefit of those that bagc.Ote ap.t.g,J9r aintoo , havo not the dollars to thrqw away on the article quinine., Take of common sage enough to make about one-half pint of tea, and titen get about the same quan6ty t of good vinegar; Mix and take all, jf p os Am e , when-you feel the chill you will• have a good swtyit, and in sinelN.uiae.Guses out of a hundred you ean.ki4 4 kcii2.d lye ague. ","".."7 - "A True Balsam, Dr. liVistar's Bal sam of Wild Cherry is truly a balsam. It contains the balsamic principle of the Wild Cherry, the balsamic properties or tar and pine. Its ingredients are all bal smic. Coughs. Cidds. Sore Thrliat, and Consumption spectlill disappiar under its halsaunc influence. The Neir sliver Pieces. Specimens of a new silver coinage of the de nomination of ten, twenty-five and fifty amt piece,, have just been struck not at the United States .)lint in Phil:o(4oth, Three different specimens of each of these denominations have been submitted to the. Treasury Department for npproval. 1. The standard value of the new•coins is rodneed to correspond in Ronal %nine wiih view to to' its itnmeAiate use instead of the ten, twenty five anti fifty cent notes. The public generally will rejoice to learn that we are to be released in a measure from the tiny lucre knoun :IS "tractional currency." Swearing It sseins not to he known to any consider:Ode extent that pervms indulging wantonly in pro fanity subject themselvo4 to tine and imprison ment. Every HlMltveho coma, and so cursing uses the mime of either of the three persons in the Trinity, is liable to he tined sixty rents for each curve, and I, icy minor for each similar of fence may be punishtal lay a tine of forty cents for cat h prof:tne uttentnee. Failing to meet the obligations, adults colt he imprisoned for t wen ly-lour 'lours for each offence, and minors tbr twelve hours. If the law touching these cases wern.enforeed here, the (sensory wmdfl goon he overflowed with funds, or our county prison in adequate to accommodate the one thousandth past of the offenders. Diparict Convention of The Tenth Quarterly !Session of the District Convention of Good Templars of Susquehanna County will he held in the Baptist (lurch, at North Jackson. Pa., eoninwncing on Tin, Ably, September 0, 1870, at 10 o'clock .t. at., and re main in SPS4OII as lung us business may minim A public meeting will be held on the evening of the first day's session, and be addressed by persons to be hereafter designated. Ample arrangements will be made for the entertainment of delegates. and conveyances pnwided for those arriving '4( Erie Railway. (For further particular+. we circular mailed to every Lodge and Templar in this County.) C. K WHITNEY, Dist. Sec'y Susquehanna, Aug. Li, 1870. Butler Again we have to state that the choicest quality has advanced in price, but it must be clearly understood there is no improvement in other grades, in filet as Grocers find themselves forced to pay more for their finest quality thus endeavor to get a corresponding reduction on lower grades, and too often with success, for while the . Strictly fine is ready sale at .41leta. its, nil roeunon qualitio, are accumulating, therefore we must plainly infirm our friends that unless their butler is strictly fine, it is quite malt,. for them to expect any advance in lie arcs; and-we must here distinctly state in all eases where Syracuse Salt has been used and the butter thoroughly heated, there has at once been a reduction of 10 rents per pound, and in snore ettfies to our certain- knowledge a great .1.40 more; with dart fart.liarre titl:•ive ask c.in th ee , possibly be any pii." (icy inlisklu'rp, so great a lose, for mu very` trittitTgaa dactylics:l, in the cost, ‘vci think .not IUJ4 our WAY reaLlNiti for strongly urging our friends to use Ow imported Ashton 541t,•iliecause. of our firm contietion that under no circumstances whatever the Syracuse Salt tusk. as god - butter n the im ported; and this sensou has proved the z fact be yond nll question. No doubt•the long drought will dkrease the make of butter in .aue.distr.iutat, still we ( - annul but think, those of our friends who Int ve any fine hatter would do quite as well with it now as at any future period this season, and mrtainlv as mg., rd pails, no possible good can result from holding them for any length of time, they are never yo good as when first made. HARDING & HAYDEN, Commission Merehants, 325 Washington st New Turk, Aug. 25th, 1870. NEW YORK PRODUCE NIARKETIS Corrected weekly by William Ilodsdon, 231 Fulton St., ..NCW York. Week ending Aug. 27, 1870. Batter, pail Cheese, dairy, per lb factory per dm. Flour, per barrel... Corn mml, 10(1 lbs.. Wheat, per bushel. Rye (Isis Hops, crop of 1869. Beef, sides, per lb .. Hogs, Potatoes, per bbL Tallow 5Z110.411.T33.19. BIAS DELL-1n Montryse, on th 14th inst. Mr. Andrew Mamie'', aged forty-three years. Au affectionate wilfe and loving children now mourn in wiriness at the loss of him who sought to cheer' and Wm.' the home of their choice. The God of the fatherless and widow knows all their grief and will aid those a ho trust Ilim. Wta.:Ka.-In this Borough ,ou the 30th inst., Caleb Weeks, aged 74 }'tuts. Cc%u dtatbemtnto. QTATI . NORMAL SCHOOL, 111.A.N9PULD, TIOGA CO- PA . . . Eng Halt and ClaasiCal eaursci. Termagin Eieptembct i th, pecciaber 12th, and March bc 221 h. State appropriations :or students. Students ad mitted at any time. Apply to CrIAS. 11. V . 1.:111t11.1. 1 M , Mansfield, Pu. Aug. 31, 1870. ty - -4 R OA ri 'LETTING The Supervisors of Bridgewater tow mihip will let on the ground to the lowe.t bidder, the making Of a new Road from near Bartlett Hinds' farm to tha Tyler School House, in said town ship, on Saturday, Sept. 10th, 1870, at 10 o'ehx-k A. 11. 31. K. BUSH, Aug. 31, 1870.-2 TOE MAGIC COMOtrlll ehantze any - cot ored Wt. or beard to a permaneni black or brown. It contains no noLson. Any Duncan nee It' One sent by for $l. Address MAGIC GO - 3M VC, SpHngteld, Mare. ang.,Bl—.3m w a g i a mm itai BELDEN: qiiie White Chief twelve Tears" Wed Mans g plats, VIE LIFE OF OEO. P. BELDEN. who from • love of wild adventure and athirst for • knowledge of the-In dians., thuds Customs. Sports. Tradition*, Want. Great Bridal° Hunts. Ac. 'We., left • home of plenty in Ohio, Joiner/ th e Indians, adopted their mode of life, married the beautiftd Washtella, became a groat Warrior, Hunter and Chief dl 100 Lodge'', was appointed Lieutenant in the U. S. Regular Army. for meritorious tervicca with hilt ittives 4,7,ainet hostile Indians. A hook of the moot thrilling interest, a reality well authenticated, Truth Wenger thin Scion buperoly tilortrated, D engmv. loge, with portrait of the authoi in fell frontier cbatume. Price low. Should outsell any book oxeane. Bend at Dow for Illtitzstott Well known to rgoittire any Comment. 1 3:11 o. • no•l11111111 Expre-e, Nt.nd.lya unooptmi. Taito on {N ill be refunded it egme of sickneso. p. rll. Day Fftpreo. Sunda except, d. -.„1 Gt.° n. on Arc .rnmodation for Sticquehanr u. JACKSoN TINGLEY, Prey t. ii; .45u. fa. Elmira Mall. Son.'fiy, , excepted.. WATSNEFVERS, fen i. at. New York MAIL Sundayo t scepted. Hatiord, Aug. 24th, 1870.-2 to 21 p. go. Lig:togging! Exprt,e. ant oy. 'J:I0 u. Tu. Woy Freighl, ••1111.1syr excepted. BAGGAGE CII ECK ED Till:oCW'. LW - .\ rut I,ed and roinplete •• Pocket T:me Table - of l'a.nnal ger Troina on the Erio Railway tuna conuo,gont limo tg.g. recently publ iehed. and con be hod on ate pl eat ion 1.1 tha Ticket Agent of the Company. L. It. RUCKER. WM. It, ItAILIt.. Goal nitp't.c. WWI Pantie Agt. .mite 3, 1870. ESSUP TOWNSHIP PP 1101 - STY STATENIF:NI lht tttetticnicnt of Bounty matters fitr Itht9 with the Nnlw•rvi.or+, we find the stint of thre, !minim' anti fitly dollars tin a bond issued to pay volunteers, unit not brought in to tlit,ettle tnrut of Ittiki. II r. BERTIf(iT.F., .1 \V Ti ito('K MoRTON, DANIEL PICKET, .les.up, June nth taug.2-1) 1670.—:f Auditors CALL. AT . 40(443 :12(43S . 12g1:1 . 130414 2%423 4.504.1',0.00 2 20( . 42 30 1.20 q 1 50 1.00g1.00 . 1)8(469 1.10(41 Is . 15(118 . 13(415 9g 12 1.50(42 b 0 • 0(¢ 10 UdM The Largest Stock, the Beat Assortment, and the Lowest Prices of any house in the city. N. IL—All 'add warranted as represen ted. Binghamton, Aug. 4. 1870.—1 v This valuable Family Medicine hap been wide!y and fa vora,.l3 known lu our owu nuJ furcigu coutdriten, worth , of H. BREWSTER, J.J. CALPH, Supervisors. It hoe loot none of Ito good name by repsatad trials. but combines to occupy 4 prominent position in every faint ly medicine chest, It la an Enternadand Internal Ilametly. Por Stlmmer Complaint, °rem). other form of bowel disease In child ren or adults. it is an almost certain cure. and has with out doubt been more successful in curing the various kinds of CHOLP.IIA than any other known remedy or the most skillful physician. In India, Africa and China, where thIP dreadfuldlperne IP more or leter prevalent, the Polo Killer le con-Iderell by the natives no well no Euro. Peart_ rerident. Ict then climate*, a cure rotuctly ; and whif it to it moot efficient renandystor pain, it tan pctftvt ly cite medictnc.Men In nualcillMl band*. r.t"l2olrections accompany each bottle. Pyles 2/Sete. dttots. and $l.OO per Bottle,. BOld by all Medicine neaten,. TOE RAND- -HAND MUTUAL LIFE INIIIIIIANGE Company wants a number of good Agents.: also a gond Gtmeral Agent (or Pittsburg and vicinity, alio a theocrat Agent for the German cOunlicts of Pennsylvania, Address Dome Oglce, IP: South 4th Street, Phifa. [1:1,1y 4 JEWELTIY , .' r rEUIT JARS for sale by TV/WELL!: Certain, Safe and Efficient NlTltous °MDT: GAS. TRACY IIAYDE.!I, Prt.N't TUITION PER TERM till :Id{ UW2(.4 ROBINSON'S SOUTHERN TIER 1•: 31 1' 0 111 1' 31, 88 Washington Street, Binghamton, N. Y Where y - oit will find THIRTY YEARS 'A. Ttli.liEllj. HARDING & 'HAYDEN, PROI)CcE C(JMMISSJUN MERCILIS;TS IN BUTTER, CIIBENE, EGGN, POUL GAME, !Le 325 Washington Street Now York BEFilitEscEs. Irving National Bank, New York. S. linieltinsim & Co., 111 F 117 Worth St. N.Y Roberts, it - 112 Whitt -, Si.. IYa4ner & Kellam, ;li Murray St real , Thilfor3 Spraow, S.i Chamber. Si. C. 11, Williams & Co. 2118 & 270 Canal St , " July 13. 1,71,-- BURNS NICIIOI,s ~. 4,.::-.. „.,,,,t,.4., I DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES. Keep regularly oupplied with I:NAM:LT[B.ITE. DrTvr* nod Nlcdielnes. Dyu Stuff,. Wi 00, Liquor,, Plinio, (Mr and:Vuru %11„ Perfumery, Farley Su.qrA, Yankee Notions, &t. Fre.ll from New York CII y. I thi X . ll . t e la c e u tn e :::.. a t , f: o l7l ,r at h r i , , T . E . ,:r y T t l r g ., T , VllSE.9 sold In Ayren and .Inyne'n Family Medicine.. Uerninild•s Du rho, SetietreJeo Paimunie Syrup and Sea Weed Tonle. Uttporicu'r. arid Chet:suntan'. Fu nude oilah Ral.nrn, Wioluirt's Pine Tree Condril. 11011' r Renewer. Ring'• Ambrosia. Kennedy'. Mon lent Df.covery. floaland's German Bitivr, l=td==il And mar, other kinds"( real value al.l merit. In fact Oaf Stuck unihraCco n line nsenrt meat ul everything It ou. ally kept In well regulated Drag Stores. rirPre.crlptions receive particular attention, and are carefully mud promptly compounded.. • • Store formerly occupied by J. Et lu..rid.cc. A B BURNS. Montrose, Match V, IF7O. A.llOB NILIBoLS EIIIOII \ - .11 LEY RAILROAD. On and otter Sept. 1.0, 10+19, trains on the Lehigi Vatley Railroad .111 run an follows: DOWN TRAINS. Leave Warerl3 Junc tion E. It. W. 0.40 a. m. 0.:10 n. m. Athens 033 " 054 •• Tottanda 11 15 Lncoyville 1024 . 1 19 p. m. Skuiner's E'y 10.57 " Y2O •• Nleshoppen 11.16 '• 3on •• Mehoopany 11 24 " Tunletrock 11.53 " 4.45 • L. D. June. 12.51 p. to. 7.15 Pittston 7,35 Wilkes &urn 143 " 11.46 " White llnven 3.114 " 11.35 " Welt Chtluk 4.40 •• 1.55 •• Allentown 5.45 .• limhlettem 6 tkl Easton 6 :al p m. 750 •• Philadelphia 0.15 `• Ar. at Zi lAV 1 ark' 5.33 10.91 •• UP TIL%INS. Leave New York 6.53 p. m. 1 . 11111 m Palladelphla 7.43 " 1.4.5 p. m. Easton 10.110 " 3.55 &Attleboro 10.36 " Alientlvrn 10.40 •• 4.40 31c`b Chunk 12.00 tn. 5.43 White Win in. 6.56 " Willten.lia • u 2-50 Pittston 3.10 " L. &D. Jun. 3.33 6.45 " Tank:m*lr 4.21 " Melloopany 4.49 •• Iti•.shoppeu 457 •• Skinner's E. 6.15 " Laceyville s'lB 5 ••• Towanda CIS •• .therm 791 Ar nt Waverly Junction, E. " •• tairNo change of cart between Scranton and New York, or between Scranton and Philad.Ophia. Nov. 3,1069, ANTIOOD : ROW LOOT. HOW RESTORED.- 1112. Just published, new edition ot On. ectren- In:Lt.'s I . till.6llllATtp E.lsse on abe radleal tuneiwith out medicival efbranmaronsuices, ur tietnimal Veak• neon. Involuntary Seminal Losses. Inroterier, hlontal and Physical 'lncapacity. Impediments to Marriage. etc.: aloe, Oonsumption. Epilepsy. and Fits, induced by self indulgence or sexual extravagance. VErl'rice, In a sealed cocci oulyn cents. The celebrated author. in this admirable essay, clear ly demonstrotes from a thirty years' successful pract ice, Wit the alarming consequences of self.almse may radically cured without the dangerous era of Iolorits) medicine or the application of the knife; by mean. of which every sufferer, no molter what his condition may he, may cure himself cheaply, privotely, and radkally. lAY — This Lecture should be la the hands of ever) pouch and moo in the land. Pent. under neat, in a plain envelope, to any addrear postpaid on tiecelpt et Mx cunt*, or two ping etarupa. Aloe, Dr. Culvervrell'a ••Marriage Guide," price Yo cent.•,; Address the PoblieherP, (*GAS. 3. C. KLTNE S CO., TV flowery, New York, Publ. OMce Bum 4,5101. Aug. 31, y ANTED AtittNTS- Tu .t.ll the HOME SIiTTTLE TV tit. , A LNG MACHINE. Pelee. IPA It makes qtr Lock Stitch." alike on took .Ides. and Is the only It renred under-feed Shuttle Nlnehlne sold for lees than 00. Licensed by N • he•-ler A; Wilson, Grover & linker. and Singer & Co. All other modus-feed Shuttle Machines fold fur ten to vitt are Infringement, and the seller and veer Rabin to-prosecution. Addre.t JOHNSON. CLARK' . CO,. IttlitOlt, Moos., Pittsburgh, Chicago. or St. Louts, Mu. - [Juno V.,-3m g THE FOLSOM !MPROVED Twenty-Five Fruntty Sewing Machine, The cheap est First Claw. Machine in the Market. Agents wanted in every Town. I.ll.endeniumlaelon allowed. For terms and circular, address A. S. HAIRLTON. Gen. Agent, No TOOChestnot at., Plailudelithia, Pa. [may IS-4mM. TEA Every kind of Eve In mkrkeLJnet errlved.and for MP. st Nov York wholes:lle pries.. Alton doe so. soriment of COFFEE. Buy -of me end save express ehanzes, ABEL TERRELL. Montrone. Pa.. AprIP.M.ISIO. .NEW WACL I'APER, Jwd arrived. and aclllaq rtwap hy Montrok.Aol ABEL TURRELL. ABEL TURRELL, Baskin niturnod Tram Now York with tillage ad dltlou to lila (Dotal aock of eltalco gouda, Nevt. a. Itts9. T „ 113 NO LICIT° 311 36c„,a, -wttv hde6 colotor ecteg ind u hiar you will rest kve. toy , re. aura mail, a comet pitture - of you ramie tunband or wife with nape eind date of. Adams W. FOX. P. 0. Drew No . ft 14.;log , N.Y. UslS-4 MEI ID X La IZ MONTROSE, PILNN'A: JOHN S. TALIDELL, Proprietor. 5en,1 , 11.1,0 tlellr, counertlng r the I). L. STY., the Eric, anti the L4hieh VAlley 23c, %Tays. [July 11 , thVY--tt CL S. II %MITI:D. Iw,;. L. lIAIDEN THE RVI REIIODI HAIR CURLERS Sold at Dry 1;',141i9, Trlnuntup and :Cotton Storco N. B. - •I &,• tnx et*. nPeoeted r:, dI,•J free to.nuy part of the United titaunt ree,•ll4 the. is,lB;o—thnjw LL iuGirr FOIL- 1873. MICEIIIV1%."8" 331:71SLVILXT"T ri•celpt or NEW GOODS, by.which by nn-corlai.all In nnna.,d mare and more complete anal iturata for all his qpnul vartellee or tradejor 1869. N,,r llw dram. and res Store., Iron, Meficin”, Puiut, oil, ootr,t.vdoes, MO Paper , {lin4pw nod. Ilal, gt I 'aim, Buffalo Robes, I,rtdiot Pura, Hoop Skerb, //bleb trill all be fad (NI the I /I.i PM, ,Itli belll4. New Milford, Jon. Iblo. CODD DAIRY AND GRAIN FARM FOR SALE. llorace Ilirehard ofTerts his Farm for situated in the township of Forest Lake, t•Ausqueluoina County, Pa., 9 milm tram Iltint rose, contaiuing 1 - 2 U acres of land, TO acres ut s‘ hi c k are tinder a good state of cultivation. The Cann ~ , ntaini; one full bearing, orchard c, grafted fruit, and oho yoMig orchard just begin ning to bear ; a good - comfortable farm boast. hors. barn, grain barn," and all the necessary outbuildings required by a good farmer; well len cod: well Nintored?iniri stream of never spring, water running at the door. It is just such a farm as a good dairy needs, being well located for dairypurpostat. It is situated but miles llom a good selktl, and Baptist and.,lletit °dist churches. For terms, t&c.. tuldrs MELON BIRCLIARD, July a, 18;0.—tf Forest Lake, busy. Co. Pu )larch ''..CON.I NIPTIoN CAN PI: CURD! I - .1:4 , :5t II ITIS CAN BE cuitr.n: k ATAIrAtIt CAN BE CURED: DT rsmo •,71 - ' . 1111 CA RP.ENTER'S. 4. ON. VGENIZED MEDICATED ~.„ 14 . , IN 111L.1TIONS, , Cu, 13=9 pumPS ! PUMPS! Cucumber Wood Pumps The 11,4 and Cheapest Pumps ever made. Durable, reliable, aceurnte and perfect, and give They are adapted depth of well ilia° wider very easily one can put chew in repair.Al: to direct ion:+: give perfect sativ ASK MIL BLATCIILEY'S CITUMBEI: WOOD PUMPS. Every Pump sold by me or my authorized agent guaranteed genuine. CHARLES G. BLIT( TILEY, Mann.. 624 and 626 Filbert street, Philadelphia, Pa Ap. 6—Gin THE lIANTPOTIN LIFE AND „ANNUITY msnt AMA: COMPANY . Want good men as avnt+ in this county. The; lettered bearing plan, excluslvely used by this Company, enable agents to do a large Inuttness, and obtain insuranc.o sehere no other plan will. on account of Its thorougbly equitable fentures—provldhig. as It does, income during life, and giving exact ,Modtre to all, old and young. A gents can 41411, unusually good cutstmetn by addressing EINOSBITIIY A KELLOPP, Oral A. 1.44, lit 3 Walnut Street, Phllauelphia, Pa. June 1,1•Tal-6u1 CIltE! EIRE! FIRE!—Your 'house may burn next. Seek refuge at one either in the Mr ETT“. Security. N. Y., • • - • 10 000,0ou Manhattan. - • - • 1,500.W0 In) North American, - Pel.ooo 00 Ibluover. • - -750,0 W 00 Girard, PblLadefottla, • • - tat.ooo tot Enterprise. . • - 004000 00 Or Norwich, Cann— chartered 31ay,11103, the oldest Stock Co., in Connecticut All of the above are old established, first class Companies, sure, and reliable, having been tried and proven. Leek net for ilttlenca wild cat com panies epringiug np all over the country Joel to make money. Call or *nt year applitwtfons, and I will 193 (last you are fairi ' l dealt with- C. Fire. Ufa and Accident Insurance Agent, at the omen of W. D. Lack. Eel.. 310nirere. • Fehnutry I, Isig).-tt. D ENTISTRY. 0. A. SACKETT'S Dental Room., Now 3111fottl.l's nutlet 141 attention given toolt operstirmi ne the nein ral teeth. Artificial Teeth In eerted in all the various atyles now In use. Pmfect nuttsfsettort 'guarantied total. ome waded., ene, and natter: yourselves. Office bourn. hones each day. Jan. 5, 16 - .11....1y ' UMIE WDIES, , P' We have just received In assortment of Lake aud Untold 'alluvial, Wino*, from Me*, re, Wilma, Morrow .b Ohanberlin, New York, which forrichnete and flovor they say are Olnanfplonod end that 'lumberer* ran rely upon their purity—being line (Mtn aduueruticbs of cur Idotl. - Th e mode mark nf the dim appears. upon every bottle, both on libel ettd.peol, . „ :. ' litalliS 4 NI(7101.5. '..litufltriviuoirtlik 84103.-+T. ,4 , , .. 01 . 1 . 1.1M1T1S TUE CUCRT 1101;FIL, motommAlitt ARTIE La PadTZE LAIALS. [Patented July Dth hi. Curler it the most pmfrrt Veotion ever °Mired to II 11 , 11 e. it it girls operut .1. ',it -In spperramm% u utt t. 1 {Nary Mu iittit, ios I her, .11tat r , .quired.SM.l no turt, , • sub. Mo m, used to rtn,t ,Ile liticiticlttrea;Ontp, lo by co. 0. G 7. ".c , ,rtii 'Pruitt Str,et, 1 . 0 ILADZIAIEIt A; IA. In Nor bry Gnoar. Netr• Grpcerk..; WURYS Inhaler , t.C; Inhaling c. LACEY, M. D. Lacerillle. re DLATCIILErS no taste to the water. r cisterns or any i•fet, and throw ui rapidly. Any ) and keep them it up according icy never fail to Aion.