Skt *num gemorrat
E. B. K&WLEir, EDITOR.
MONTROSE. PENN'A 1
cv. 0. H. P. Simon cs acoundre
Our readers will remember that we
published sometime ago an article from
the Wayne county Herald charging Rev.
W. W. Welsh with a most hemmia crime
and as Mr. Welsh hits long been favora
bly known by a large number of the in
habitants of this county having resided
here, we are pleased to be able to place
before our reader'. the following complete
exculpation copied from
, a Western paper•
Below will be found some late develop
ments of the Gr-en—aelsh• rape case
%Inch will be of more than usual Interest
to the public as it is conclusive that
Green is a % illian of the deepest dye,
The Aunts as per statements given,
shows that Rev,3lr. Welsh has been the
object of a base blot in order to extort
money, by one aho had the aodacits to
call upou Deity with perjury in his heart
and the most damnable lies upon his lips.
Hear a •hat they testify to
Thomas Joslin, of Holly, tieing duly
sworn, deposes and says That he is 71
veers old, and is a member of the lletho
dist Episcopal Church, and his been for
the last 30 years; that he is n ell acquain
ted with Rev, 0. P Green and Louisa
J Green, his wife; that on or about July
110, 18:0, sani Louisa J Green came to
In applying the terra extra to the office the house of deponent and said she wan
,f an additional law Judge, which was I ted deponent's advice as to abet to do; I
snapped upon the people of this udicial deponent, said to her that before I would
district by an artful and designing clique, Sine her auvice I wanted her to tell
whether what she swore to on tlic
and passed by a legislative body whose clown 11 (simulation before Justice Bak
hands are imbrued in some of the most I er, at , Holly, in October, 1860, by Rev
wantonly corrupt and infamous legisla - W Welsh chor t led with rape upon her
Lion that ever disgraced the statute book was true or not, and she then and there
of any commonweath, and entirely in op- s t a ci ni thtenrenits,,coathinnstteir ,acrdl
\ t ‘ s e h l:h s" was
position to the wishes of the people of the false, and that Reverned W. W. Welsh
district, is extra indeed. Not in the sense had always used her like a' gentleman
of high quality and pure necessity, but in i The said Louisa .1. Green said that just
its utterly extraordinary uselessness and before she made the complaint and d swore
its extra additional burden of taxation
r t i'efsTi s , t e n h e arE .C i o „ u g it h Twill% said Rev.
her
upon a community who it would seeni husband, 0 IL r Green, came home one
were sufficiently burdened withont this 'tight, and came into the room where she
additional twinge upon their already dis was, and in one hand held is dirk cane,
tended financial nerves, and in the other he held a letter and a
bottle of poison , that he said to her that
It nay be considered useless to speak
he had Rev. W. W. Welsh's confession of
of the matter now, as " when the horse is criminal intercourse- with her; that he
stolen it does no good to lock the barn ,"did not show her the contents, but told
I
yet we think that an occasional display of her what he wanted her to confess, and
the nefarious pictures which the " Rings"
h e a n t ru d n eni t e ht
nirek sing l e
and cliques of this county have painted I ‘tv of ad t li hrough her, and take her heart,s blood
upon their political escutcheon, aided by 13 / 4 and then lie mould take the poison be
the Radical tools in .a rotten Republican I then had; that he had already taken two
Legislature, may serve to arouse some of j drops of it, and that there mould be one
/ of the most t solemn fze
i rals in the coun
t}';d
the slumbering energies of the laboring that
and tax-paying men of this section toaithatreeiiliad she afterward
t sta r Tement t r nti
realizing sense of their condition Welsh, and that she swore to what she
Now, we ask the people of this county j did through fear of bodily injury from
anti this district to look at this matter in I her husband that her husband, O. P.
its G th ryr t i h , a t t ol s d h
e lie m r n t s %
th
learns e t e tst i A
d w a e l a t t s 4 o l
true light, not with the bristles of rank
ling party prejudice all erect upon your that she could repeat it in court. Depute
backs, ssa -.et - -t --set° tole still further say s that the said Louisa
have been rife in the minds of many of J a-cen tato she wanted to see air,
the people, that we don't care what our / Jones, attorney of Holly, and designed to
of
rulers do if they can only pass some Law ntZkfeor an
cgthattrlbtiffidai'it of the lsli,ielnwes wanted
thatthat will grind down the Democrats, and his, depotient advice as a confidential
then put them on the track and re-elect I friend I said to her, that if Ahe ma de
them to the same positions again, as a Ire -this affidavit that her husband Rey Mr
ward for their conduct, until they have Green, would be arrested. ,She said that
itwould be right, and that she had car
woven such a web of state and national
Lied this load on her mind long enough
legislative corruption as almost to wind that the could not enjoy religion, and
np our blood-bought liberties, beyond the, that she could not live with her husband
power of extraction any longer. She also stated that she snp
a Remember that although your po posed that Green got this whole thing up
for the purpose of gettin g Welsh's money
strength may be Samson-like, when you
Duly ,Igned and atteste.
pull oqt the political Democratic pillars Mrs. )Carr Ann Joslin; being duly
that bare supported onr once happy and sworn. says that she is the wife of Thom
prosperous nation for Tour score years, in a. Joslin ; that she has been a member of
order to let the massive . .truhtilre down the Methodist Clhnrch for 80 years, and is
66y ears cf age; that sae is the mother
upon the heads of the Democratic " Phil- and that Thus . Joslin tt, the father of Rev
istines," you will crush yourselves es well / J Joslin, of m k s R es . J.
G.
Perhaps all of our readers are not aware Joslin, of Blis-tield, Lc mac* Counts
ef some of the deception that was le leas has heard read the foregoing
heed upon them to get this ex
it, by Thomas Josito signed, and
VCI-111 the conteottelhossiof. and that the
1 true for she u is present at the
the thing became fully ripened ft Nation referred to• therein,
button in this section, and so secretly was ' Only signed and attted.
it carried out that hardly a man in this] In order to make a clean thing of this
mutter an ecclesiastical ti court, consisting
section knew of it except those interested
of l r in; e is i tlra ls o a f
me e mi T e n r f ni cre e zce am o i f ar Lhich
Petitions were circulated in different parts l
ex
of the county for a " jury trial in J nstices'iaminatton rendered •the following verdict
courts," and the people who are all very viz The said charges being unsupport
anxious for this much needed reform, keel, vio believe them to bo false and iin
losueittelitiednisatiludritliatottheizikAti W. Welsh
gave their signatures with much alacrity,
not thinking that they were constructing 1 believe the mad. Green instigated the said
e
an "omnibus" to fasten upon them this charges to extort money from the
supernumerary appendage to wrest from saidslab, wbose money avast in his,
their hard earnings an extra tilt of about I (Green's) hands and befsbY dismiss the
$5,000 a year complaint as an unmitigated ontrage.
Signed by Bo's. Isaac Bennett, Jess M
Voters of Susquehanna county A Re- / Dayton. J• Swift. Win. IL Paddock,
publican clique originated and concxrted Elias Cxds..Ni L. Brockuraa,•John. Hoit
this scheme, and Republican reprcanta- t IL'. Given was arrested and :tried
i•on the 25 tilt. for us.ult on his wife and
fives engineered it through the Legisla
tare. And now, forsooth, what is the k t fil t i t t aa a L f l pa o urnastrttileaund hisiwifes froorrpestriibunr
condition of things? It is this Although in swearing f a l se a s at a s t Me. p ts y s i l ti ls
they have created another " pap ' for the the trial last Oetel;r, and put under bail
office seeking Republican " pigs" to suck, of *3,00n to appear on the 16th inst., for
there is not enough to satiety the demand, trial at Holly,
and we find the name of B. S. Bentley, In a few class after giving bail,Green
with his wife and Miss• Thomas a wl
t
who left this district because he could not m a ss ;against him, 5,„,,,/,‘„ It is sup
get a desired position, presented for tilts
,posed liehas left the Unlaced States and
ezira position. And some of this design gone to Canada.
ing clique go even so far as to ask Demo
crats to help them root some other pig
Sway to give bins a place. What insult
more andaetous could there be attempted
upon the Democracy of this county?
We trust that past experience has taught
the Democrats of Susquehanna tounty a
sound lesson,ii filch is, that any attempt of
Radical Demagogues to mix in stab the
Democracy must be fully gtuuded against
until they have had ample time and
mauls to cleanse themselves from wallow.
ing in Radical corruption, else we will
fina our own pure principles tarnished by
their filthiness. If they Anal decide to
leave the ranks of the party that has bur
denedourState and nation with corruption
ahid negro equality, let them come out
and acknowledge their errors and declare
for pure Democracy, aid the rule of white
Men—then, and not till then, need they
^ ask Dgmocrats for their support.
'Aro, raw Democrats! ,elet no 16444
lesitem tempt you *emit* true of
duty., bat dam itsptilaa alwayajaat
WIDNES7I , IIV. sEPT. 7, 1870
llemotrade Nominations.
FOR CbITGRESS,
J. B. McCOLLUM; of Susq's Co
FOR rRESIDEITT .TrooE,
GEO. W. WOODWARD, of Luzerne Co.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES ,
C. G ERE, of Susi:Co Co.
THERON VAUGHN, of Vyomiqg Co
Tdt PROTHONOTARY, &C.
WILLIAM J. PARKE, of Dimo
FOR COMMISSIONER,
JOHN FOSTER, of Friendsville
FOR JURY coulusstoYnn„
JAS. 0. BULLARD, of . Brooklyn.
FOR AUDITOR,
MILTON GRIFFIS, of Forest Lake
- -
Election, Tuesday October 11, 1870
Extra Law Judge.
evident, that Democracy has principles at
stake Alt well aerpower.
Let the Office glitting Raft, " Ogs"
root, and squeal, and roll in they mire of
corm Ptioni old , all respectable' RePnbli
can swine shall have leftlhein in disgust.
Senttntlous and True.
The Philadelphia Press says that . "the
Republitan party has nOthing to defend:'.
We don't think that the PreB3 ever man
aged' to get as much political truth into
forty o;llntrias as is comPtessed, into these
seven worde. TI F only tbing that A polit
ical party can have..to..defend is its prin
.eiples, and when the. 141ical party start
ing out, its stock of principles was ex
ceedingly Waited' have. been
"growing, smaller by degrees and. beanti
fully.less," ever since,. until, in the :lan
nage of the Press. "the ,Republican party
has nothing to defend."
,--Onr railroad statistics show more
strikingly than any : °tiler evidence the
wonderful growth , of out country. The
railroads of the United States in 1851 did
not exceed 5,000,000 tons , and - the total
Earnings from freight mid passengers did
not exceed 4 550,000,000. In 1869 the
tonnage of all onrrailways exceeded 100,-
000,900 tons, and tbeirwnings from this
source equalled $;00,009,000. It is no
, iftable that notwithstanding the general
rise,in everything since ;,I.BM, there has
been a considerable decrease in the oast
if sAilroad transportation.
The Political Prospect.
reliable gentleman from Tennessee
informs the - Buffalo Courier, that the
Roming election in that State, will devel
op at least seventy-five thousand Demo- i
ocratie.majority, and that at least sea en
ont of eight of the Congressional delega
tion will be Democratic. At present it is
solid Radical. The first and Second Dis
tricts are the only ones in which the Rad- •
icals have the ghost of a chance. The
First is the district of Butler, of 'cadet
ship and pensionstealing notoriety, and .
it is that also in which resides Andrew
Johnson. It is believed that a Democrat
ic Representative will be elected there,
this fall. The Second is Horace May
nard's district, and it may possibly elect a
Radical. In the Third District, which
elected Strokes, two years ago, the Demo
crats are sure of b,OOO majority. These
are the diiitricts of Eastern and Southern
Tennessee. In the five others, in the
north and west portions of the State, the
Democrats will meet scarcely any opposi
tion. Although considerable bitter feel
ing continues to exist between parties.
the condition of Tennessee will compare
favorably with that of any Northern
State. Law and order are everywhere
maintained; outrag es on life or propi•rty
are scarcely heard of, and the terrible
"Ku Klux," if it ever existed, gives no
signs of having f a present being. The
Radicals are endeavoring to bring about
state of anarchy for politicial purposes,
but they will be foiled.
The R4idicals of Bradford en.met in Con
vention on Monday last, and after much
hair pulling and confusion of tongues,
suceeded in nominating the following
Ticket—
President Judge—Paul D. Morrow, of
Towanda born.
Congress—Ulysses Mercur, of Towan
da born.
Representatives—Jas.. 11. Webb, of
Smithfield; P. H. Buck, of Leßaysville
born.
Commissioner—E. C. Kellogg, of Mon
roe.
Jury Commissioner—Reuben DeLong,
of North Towanda.
Auditor—John S. Quick, of Wilmot.
Argus.
The State Fair
It appears to be the policy of the State
Agricultural Society that every portion of
the State shall have a chance to show the
progress of a given geographical district
in Agricultural, Horticultural, and Me
chanical pursuits, and in pursuance of
this well defined plan the society this
year has fixed on the thriving city of
Scranton, in Luzerne county, in the
midst of mineral and agricultural, as its
1 place of exhibition.
Fur this purpose a carefully prepared
and large space of ground has been en
closed, abundantly supplied with water :
easy of access to any part of the city of
Scranton and surrounding towns; and
upon which has been erected two halls.
carefully protected from the weather, 150
x3Ofeet each ; one hall 175x45; several
spacious tents; 125 horse stables: 150
cattle sheds—an smphitheatre with 1,000
seats, and every other arrangement for
the comfort of visitors or exhibitors in ev
ery
department usually represented al
such shows. We advise all—but es-peel:il
l:y*6,— who haveße‘er seen the opera
trlvalm In . gieut c oal a nu i,,,„ ~,„,..,..,
I visit Scranton and the State Fair, which
commences on Tuesday, the 27th day of
I September, 1870.
;741 - The nogioes of Wwhingum do
not appreciate the carpet-bag system
when it is brought closely borne to them.
A short time ago the trustees of colored
schools dismissed the school snlx•reuten
dent, who is a native of that city, and
employed in his stead a mail named Cat
to, from Philadelphia. This has greatly
excited the colored people who held a
mass meeting on Tuesday at which they
denounced the importation of teachers,
when they have, as they think, good
enough material to educate their youth.
I They demand a change in the whole sys
tem of the' management of the colored
schools, alleging that the are tyisrepre
seated by the present hoard. The board
consists of three members, all of 'whom
are appointed by the Secretary of the In
terior.
tkt.r....- York Tribune says this is
the hottest summer for ninety-two years!
They have been overhauling the records
of Yale College. From July 10th to Au
gust 15th, 1870, the mean daily tempera
ture was at New Haven, 85 degrees ; and
no season, at least since 1778. has shown
so many consecutive but days. Our high
est temperature this summer, wa.3(July
17th) noted at 08 degrees, and this has
been exceeded ()illy four times •doring the
period above indicated, at New Haven the
I thermometer rising to 100 degrees one
day, each year, in 1784, 1800 and 1845.
1 In 1798 it reached 101 degrees.
A , CCIIIOUS DECISION.—The Su- I
preme Conrt of Pennsylvania has decided
that, where by negligeve, sparks from a
locomotive set fire to a warehouse near
a railroad track, the railroad company is I
liable for the damage done hr the tire ;
but strange to say the same tribunal also
decides that if another caught from the
flames of the burning building set on fire
by sparks from the locomotive, the owner
of the said premises has no remedy. The
railroad company, it was held, was only,
responsible to the first person, who by'
the negligence of the railroad comleany r s
servants had his property set on tire and
destroyed ; but although the second suf
ferer was injured by precisely the same
reason, because the tire kindled by the
locomotive spread to him, he had no rem
edy.
"it cost the Federal Gevernment
15325,000 to "reconstruct" Mississipp i, and
*175,000 fur the same service in Arkan
sas. This only covers the pay of the civ
il officials employed, and (lees nut, of
course, embrace the cost of the army,
which amounted to millions, nor tire pro
digious sums stolen from the people and
the State Treasuries, of which it would , be
impossible to get any accurate account
—Within the Whole Range of tonic
and alterative medicines known, none is
entitled to more consideration than the
Peruvian Syrup. in all cases of enfeebled
and debilitated constitution it is the very
remedy needed. The most postive proof
of this can be adduced.
—ln Cambria county, the other day
lightning struck a load of bay on which
was a
c rh.
her and two sons. One of the
boys w killed outright ; the clothing of
the oth was set on tire, burning him se
verely; t. e two horses fell dead in their
tracks ; the load of hay was burnt up,and
the wagon was considerably charred.
1
200 sent/Ilion of certificate of Secretal. Ticket..
„n
100 for ardent the Ticket Office, ear the entrance
• 200 t to the Fair Grounds, and at the principal stores
i o- - --rOO rieldni village. /No pepsin Will be allowed to
200 : grumble:al:sell Intoxicating Liquors on the Fair
. t .,.
_OO tithundsi'and for violation of this rule shall for
- zoo r* till rights to the grounds
k....
..12100 ~ 4 . !Xlie Wowing predlihms arc offered for trot
-100 thug horses:
200 • Viednesday 21st.-First Race : Premium of
1 00 ; VA for three year olds or tinder; 415 to the
13E111.1X, September 3.-The following
2 °° hest, and $lO to the st.tond last ; mile heats,
highly important alspatchitas just been ..,,, 1 ,„„Uiht heist - 2c - la 3 hi' harness Or p:. "wagon"; at'lft o'.
made Public here: '' ! f clock, a. at
. 13EeoliF. ShOIN, France, Friday, Sep- 1 „,„ 00 Second Race.-Pterniums of 4.."10 for horses
tember 2.-124 P. M.-From the King to • 1, "" {that have newer troued for- ntoncy-; 420-to-tehe
50 b, wt, and $lO to tiro second best; mile beats, best
the Queen. A cm - titillation, whereby the 1 -,II° '2in 3 in hang:ff. ort to wa s -.• 1%20 a. m.
whole army at Sedan are prisoners of war To j Third Race.-Preiniums of 440 for four year
has just been concluded with General anny•wo. olds orvmdcrr 423-nr•thehest; sod-010 - w see-
Wimpfen, comnutilding instead of Mar- ond best ; mile beats best 2 in 3 in harness or
shot .Nlttclabott, who is wounded. The t p 00 Ito wagon
L2cl m.
200 i Thiirmlay,.—Dosible Timm Race: Prera-
Emperor surrendered himself to me. As / 300 : inlits!tiC 4100 ffir double tenni ;175' terthe-best,
he has no command, and left everything -• 200 : and 425 to the second best ; „Olio "licrits"„ hest 8
to the Regent at Paris, his residence I „. ~ 100 IA sto waman ; Bp. m.
shall appoint after an interview with him, so • Friday ; C:l¢.-First Itacc.-Preinitniii of Irk
1 00 for horses elf n. neri•r trotted in is , roes)" , lister
at ti rendezvous tele. fixed immediately. - •• - 50 thief 31 tnifruilis: t -4sol id tho tie..4.tirifi. - sl l ito sec-
II
What a COISC events, with God's gold- .. i 0 0 ! outi•hest, ; mile beats, best Stn a in• harness or
aunt, huate taken! ;to to wagon ; 10 a. tn.
PARIs, SePtember 4.-The Council: of ' 100 ' Second Race.-Premiums of V3OO for all hod
Ministers has issued the following procla- : 10 , ses ; $1.."00 to the best ; 4 - ,•5 to second hest, on o
maim 00 : V 2-5 to the third, best ; mile hatte e lfF4 l 3o 5 to
motion: . :to . harness ; Bp. tn.
To the Freon, /'(slip: IV•grt.at mis-
CLASS XVI. FRCITS. i OPVICEIOI or TEE SOCIETY..
I . olllllte Imo come upon the country, Af- • - -- - President, A. B. Walker; Vire PresidenttN.
ter three days heroic struggle sustained by CLADS IL Ilest variety of Winter Applt..4; five' of ta P. Wilcox and J. U. Capwell ; Becreuiry, W:11.
the army of Marshal.ldclil alum against ; Best stallion, 3 years old, $3 kin& correctly named, grown bv ex- brie:7,s : Treasurer, Edwin Stephens ; Directors,
300.000 of the enemy, 40,000 have been 2 ' l - ...
Best mare or . gelding, 3 yews old, 2 hilsiter. If? 00 : win. Griggs, S. W. Ilardiug, ll.' ISteinbaek, J.
made 'prisoners. General de Wimpfen 2 2if -do do do 100 Shennau, 11. P. Ilallstearl, Geo. Candee, Loren
2d
n Ito took cOmmand of the army in fare B est m i t, 2 ., t.„,tio 200 i
Tt .o .S it t n e . t , i , ll ,, en . s and Jacob Stephens ; 31arthal, 11.
of Marshal MacNlalion, badly wounded. 2d - " . 1 . . old,
d 6 1 00 ""
" 2(1
: 2 , Best variety of Fail Apples,
has Ripest the capitulation. 'Phis ertull Best sucking colt, 2 Best and' largest collection of Fruit 200' --
reverse will nod shake our courage. Par- 24 121 do -do do .1 oo
. •
id is 111-title ill a complete state of defense. CLASA lII.—SIATCHED it BINOLE 1101411 ES, MULES !lest lot of l'ears . -200 ' ~
ofIELDEN--COOSWELL--At 310IHICSe, Sept. 5,
The military forces of the country will be AND JACK& 2il do 100 ,
, .
,ir,aniaed.
and in a 0
-se days
it tww
itynty Best pair of horses fur all work, 4 years i . Best lot of l'lnros
and upwani,
wilt he tinder the walls of Paris. Aitoth - _ 2 , 1 .. . ,44! 2 d do ;•' 2 00 S lB ll 7 rlde b n y , o t l 2h l ' c ' ' r a i r 's. ren A , li e r7dli Esq ed "Co 3 . l , r an a rl ecK „ltini. ll.
100 ; C. M. Cogswell, of Middletown, Susq. Co
s 2 . . 2 0.,) , ....--
er army is forming on the banks of the Best pair ea:triage horses " •
Bes 2d t single driving horse, 2 -Best lot of QuiliCC3
.sd do 1 00
Isirie. Your patriotism. your union, . . , .
your energy, will save Pntece. 'Pile Em- " 3 ' Best lot of Peacnes.
2,1 2 ' 2d do ' • • ' 1 00
pi.ritr ha been made a prisoner in the Best saddle ho .
_struggle. 2d ' ''' 1 ; -
The government, in accord with piddle !do 100
2 Best variety of grapes, correctly named 2 00 '1
;21 • Ilti . ' do
cl.ass ry.-DKIUTASI .ttTTLIIi.' ''
poWcI'S. Will take all ineltStlres required by Best bull, 8 venni old and upward, • $5l THIRD DIVISIOS': '" ' rYz" - What doe. Beason way I—The Ilt.t3e men
the gravity of events.. 2d " . CLASS XVII. BREAD, CAKE, &(... ' isle plant. eats of IL atultentpeattie direct of the poison.
goose when bitten bye deadly serpent resorts to • cer-
Best " 2 4 ' . . .
LoNOOX, September 3. --After a tre• 2 d . . $1 00 That is Instinet. t• imam being" on the ether: tina4,
. 2 Best loaf Wheat Bread
mendous hat!le the Prussian having eon). Bsst " 1 • ' 2 lal du do, . _ 50 • most depend rrn meson and experience ID selecting ..the
Illt•teiy surrounded t-li.daii, and the Bova- 2d " " • 1 . Ili•st loaf Brown Bread
rians litiviig entered its firrtititsttion, the Best bull underlo months, 2 • 2.1 do au • ~..„ —me Influences. Now, stmt does reason 'say on Abb.
of protecting health and life against irtiwßole.
Emperor capitulated ut 5:15 P. 31. 1.1.18 B,''' ( . I Best pound Cake 100 1 purify the'eysayst to the best way to frrOlgEt It against
71tal subject l' DM'S ii If Oi tell us that to Invigorate and
st Cow, 4 years old and upwards, 4
letter to the King or l'russia said : "As 24 - 2 •t
-''tl do 50 , the tusisib'e pub..) which georratis dlsemmt
. Sfttoly ;it
--s-... :- 1 no ' mss. The nest qu whorl is. whatgulde shall wedsalow
I canna die at the head of my army, I Best " 3 . '3 , Best loaf Sponge Cake
lay my swum at the feet of your Majesty. 2d 2d ' " - 2 ?t1 do 50
, , 1 00 „ ;
i In eh...sings medicinal sen•guandt Reason replier , let
1 ‘,„, I your monitor he erperlence. Well , the experience of
Best h e ifer,2
Napoleon tuft Sedan for the l'russiati , - I! , Best Fruit Cake ....
°'-' : eighteen years cemprkerl In one unbroken .etie* er rei
-2tl ” ~
headquarters at `'entree , at 7 A. M.,
.01l First " I ''' ' '24 do
MT , isfactory testimonials as.tums VIP that Bosh-Mee s Stomach
Sciliellibef SCO011(1,ttlitl :ARCM altOti . l3 Wliole 2d " . 100 Bitten. p 00.4.0 strengthening. regulntieg and antiseptic
• y Best lot Preserves
5 0 ; properties which are not emohinal In the same balmy
army, comprising 100.000 soldiers capitte Best " under 10 months , 2 2d , do ~ , proportions in any other preparations extant. Thi•
"
{aped nit bout. conditions. The Prussians 2d " I , Best specimen Canned Fruit . 100 therefore is the antidote 4 , which reason bids consort
I-, when our health l• imperilled chber by the reeheie
had 24(1,000 men engag, dur in reserve, CLAM v.— Devon cattle-Same as Durham. '24 do do - . shirt) produces epidemic disonlem. or by any other
laid ill.. FICIICII 121000. . CLAnd VI—NATIVE 6 ORADE CATTLE.most. \\hello , Inherent and constltntional or connected
CLAS'i XVIII. DOMESTIC MA NUFATt • It F-S, _„.„„ ;, r h „ i jui.
~ ,, , ,,,,w i, ,,.,,, . rd . pnrsui ,„ .
Ile Germans are urtritie Ki 9 . , - William Boot hell, :1 years old and Itpwards, $3 ; NEEDLE ITGILIi. de. The venom of a norieus reptile Is :Kneed,' mere sobile
, ! 2 ' anti dangerous than that 'ankh hots In foul air end ler.
to declare himself Emperor of Germany 3 All articles in this class .to be home pure weer. So escape the fevers. b . ilions disorders:dia.
• Sent " 2 " I torhaocen of the tmeels, and Minx ...ions maladies
-.......-- „ 2 man it fact used. presses% by these hnsalnlttions element, It Is absolutely
A Remedy for Cold Feet. Best d 1 " 2 Srs at the etemeett and tilL•lhe secretive organs
1ie31.. J.4l,yarda .Fhtnnel - tI 2 . 4° ~, 4=rps. i s h oleepeak.lns tstest.,eenaltlea, oortil
It is alar.ys unfurl unate for a person to 2,1 " " 1 t iOO r rarrtstr of realstanevaltieb thesital ',lotion rice ,
. 1 „,
under
. 1 . 0 months. 22d ,du .do , . , „,, ;to aissicistimoss Influences th at iweall IL the tinWIY of
suffer habitually with cold hands and feet B1 :,'" " I ' Best 5 yards full Cloth . z., uu : the health depends. and It Is because the OCIAT 'MITA
it illdiCate.3 that the blood is ditfe rent in Best cow, 4 risen old and upward, - • re•miatity to the
• 3 2,1 do do .. ' 1 011 I"' t liasTpo'''st'Wt•Trairsiat:,;-a;g:,:inytlis7 it ...1 I,s ss
quantity or poor in totality, :or that too 2,1 " 2 13est roll Woolen Carpet 200 commended and gustrAnteed es an invaluable preventative
.
little exorcise is taken. There an. many Best " 3 = .-.-, , esitetne.--sep
.t . . 1 'lll do do ..., , , -
menus of partially or wholly remeilyino Befit heifer , " - - ---- -
Best heifer 2y rs 1 ..2 ; Best roll Rag Carpet
the evil Inch we give: , 2d I ' 2rl do do I RIV YORK PRODUCI3 ',MARKETS
1. Go barefoot in hot weather and ex- Bast - 1 ..
pose the feet as much as possible to the 24 " !' 2d (10 do -ted WCeith. ilt" Wslliron lrodeffcm,
dtrect turs of the sun when it is hot. l 800 •" under 10 months, 2 Best 10 yards Linen Cloth
lid " - 1 Best pair W'ooleii Socks
This remedy may nut always be agreeable 2.1 do "do Week ending Sept. 3, If
Cl Ass wit.—WORELNO OXEN a STEY.lt.H.tlittnt'S., New York.
or is tssible but where it is, it surpass t .:l ,
, t p air oxen 4 years old and upward, $lO i t .... ........... .... ...... 4
lutist others. Must people have crel
the
"7 • n ... t
.....,-.-..- _- ........ . , ~. ,t: truer flint the
~ ,,,-:..q .
.„,. •• 5 2.1 do
Best Bon net
•, pal' 11)............ ......
.) Best nitcn-w:.)rit. tztnit
thoilgii I. or ponchos; their feet to the 2d '—•• " Leer ' 3 e'rs -
' 3' 2d do do
ground is almost terribly. lint little time,- Best " 2 y'rs " 3 ••-- • • •
.i - Best Quilt, any kind ' '1 4'
ii ee is ill Make it pleas:lnt.-Children „_2'd " . -
should tro barefoot in Summer. They Bast 1 1 y'r -22 d do do 2
,„ •••• r . , • 2,1 " 1 Best W.iol Coverlet I
Will Date More peficet hint lo•a1C.I y ll'et. ir ..... v....„, : .....
th,•%. 11,,. . (*LAOS V Itl.--eREEP. I ,2d do •do
Best tine wool buck' 1 yeara old and upward ' 45 ' Best Bed ?pistol
Y, I.vitt ' o with the. face down wanl. (with 20 3 2d do
- .
tliin• s t. :ledsli.ies un, let saute °tic pound Best " Whit,
3
CLASS XIS . rt,ow EltS.
the feet with a wooden malkt, not larger
than erre Let the blaws be of such US Best 3 ` • ewes. 1 year " 5 : Best Collection of Flowers
_
ern , (1 `• 2 '
are not impleasaut to hear. a Best do Dahlias
, Best " lambs, " 3
3. titainp with the feet on the hand 24 - .. " 2 i I3est do Roses
door when the slums are on. Coarse wool, rame prrnmium as tine. , Best' 'do • Vorlxmas ' 100
,
4. liance for au hour or more throe A premium of 425 for the largest and best va- ; Best Rei net ' * 2OO ,
,
evenings in each week. By this we do , rimy and display of stock of all kinds in elasset : cLASS xx. riltS"rlast.
1 --- -
not mean attend fashionable parties, but 1 1 to 8 inclusive, owned by exhibitors for 30 days ,
Best Penciling,sl 00 1 couNTY OFFICERS.
. ,
the borne dance, where dissiirat ion, and 1 previous I " t he Fair. '.
~'
.. , 1 00 t Preside n t indro. .—llon. F.•D. Streeter. - -
lute. hours are anknOwit. - ,, . c.t.aas Ix. awnsw -Awn pout:ply, 1 Best Oil Painting
, ' Rest Crayon Painting . . .. 1 - 00 I As...casts Judges-7A Baldwin:lL T. Ashley.
t Prothonotary and clerk of Courts—J. F. Shoemaker.
5, Take a e - eat deal. ur excerise of the " '
is.
lower extremities, such us Wthii./lig, l'llti- 2,i ristriet titenier—D. W S:•nrie.
.. • • ' • / adllßOar d , (.1 0 /IDOIE . h2I .
( if:211 . 17 11U1IWErl
dc., 1.1. 3 , ~. eiri 2 A ug Br a t t t l i ti l t , l l l: i y y of f p i l , l e O l t i O rn B:t u lti l
i l p lTllbrOt y;fl Ir o ;. Register. Recorder. le —lernso R. Lyobs. '
Trensuet-40p$MIDOULddetr. , ~ .
u Mg. e te. . , Best breeding Sow, do fro ' ' 4 ix) • Sheriff—A' .1. M0i1... , .
G. Ito•ou have not sufficient strength of 1 24 do do •-. do • t't.. 2 00 CLASS 312(1.. PANCX NEDDLEKOIL S K I . , 00 i i.
s p fierp z yin i:_i4 74 ",n .vi .-7. , ..4,27 .. ,% ,
your own, have some pe-Fsons, while you i
Best 2 Pi g e do " nder Cdncrni,, ' ' 2' oo Pest Worsted Embroidery ' 1 Commisslot ers—dam, Sheet,. J. T. ELTbs:Pmersed
11 2t 1 0 °4 best Silk do ~: • 1 fin Binds. -,.:-. - • '
ar • lying on a conch, knead, peretisss, . Best litter a Pigs • SOW - t Commissioners' Clerk—Wm. A. Crossmon ,
stretch, flex, anti extend the limbs in such B es t p a ir common Fowls 100 ! Best C otton do • 100 .Inry l'lminit•oloitcrA—F-11. streeter, ex offfele, Daniel
a way as fu draw the Ill%;rtiVtii'tin•m. do 'Sbanifia6 - ' 100 t : , Bre...um. Wm A . ermanene
* Andttlrs Ch nutter. Tracy Ilaydra, ELBLJoartes.
• do Bitninsf • • t i . 00 ! NOTE,-The Judges are no L ezyssettql
7. .It. n!ght soak the feet in h tml water • •, , Coronet—Dr, .C. Hulsy.
I do Javas 100 to award any of the above Premiums if i
for tit... (it. 10 minutes, and then, after I do lot fkinuints . 4,,,-,,, t;
smidAlly d"ppina• them into ou,il water, do lot Spring Shickcna 1 00' the article or animal is sal tra - ihy, whether I OFFICERS or AGRICULTURAL socirrY.
, 10 0 ! there is competition or not • bet will use eon , wm ll- Jem"14'. 4.1 . t r .t; AI. M•Jul?....J.m r. Kin.
in
have them Can - lull) . dried with soft towels Best pair Turkeys . lOn ' 1.. • ,i• .r. rice Presidents ;ten A. 3esstrp. Correspondlne
tom: olscre, v on RS ' rstice and 'etitilty to ' SecrrlotYt Henry (I. Tyler, iteconting Setriattle:t .
11111.1. 1111,641 DS hard with the bare hand as ' do rlocso I * * 00 '
, ,ii
00 : a ll part i c i-v .: A die 0 6 ; , , I NI; Oere: l'res.nrer; 11. 11. liurringtono•Ar. Baldwin,
they will bear. , do bucks . li. U. Sklutier, Executive Com:Attlee.
I Best and largest collection of fowls maxi by I .
'B. If you are dyspt•pt ic , inlTl've the - exhibitor '
:200 : Supeillitend6nts of -Thi4sions':2-41tD.'c i AN. mosT ki•gs 4 niumfonvian Asimuli•
,
digestion and be rarelvtroubled vith cold i 1 bEE, L. G. ST LIPItEI4S,•JOHN SIIER.M AN. ' 1 lonre" , °• -3 . 1 " 4 Tie"° 421 : W •L t ". 8 . L' lLD : d "'
. • --,-- , - Tennaerer-:-B. Thatcher. •
feci.' SuOruio/Y—Tten.l. 1.. Itakhrtn.
0 th e a t, o ,-. 0 a dd loose shoes, clean Steerard—Davlll3lartin . -
T
11tysleiatn , -Dr. J. D. Yen.
-y stockings. and wholesome food.,
THE WAR !
The French 'Empire Fizzling Ora!
Crushing Defeat and Sarreader of
MaeDahon.
Louis Napoleon a Prisoner.
:147 We are richer in Heaven than we
are on earth. We have' Christ the right
eons, our ad vocate—:trii ne, yours—in
Heaven ; on the earth' we have nothing
that we cat justly call'hur own. We are
here in a wayfaring place; what - wa see is
but the ,furniture of ait Inn—it does not
'belong to Hs gave fhr momentary use.
But ne have unsearchable riches in the
country to which ire go. 'When
any one says, "What have you?" mtiy you
be able to answer, "I have an Advocate
with the Father—the richest of friends
in the most important of all places."
5...-
rqr The gold market was the scene of
great ercituntent, owiiikto teTegrarns of
further defeats of the }rent+ army and
the surrender of the Emperor Nap:Oro!'
and Marshal MacMillan, with the army
under his command. It was also report
ed at the close of - 114:day that Marshal
Bazaitte had surrendered at Metz t also,
that General Trochn had proclaimed a
republic. The price (Vetted at 11n, and
after frument fluctuations declined to
114, closing at 3 P. t.'ltt 1141.
Railroad Accident.
ELMIRA, September 4.—An accident
oecured on the Erie liailmadonnir Cam
eron, four miles west of , Naw York, last
night, to train No. 12, by which an en
gine and seven cart :were thrown from
the track. • /r ho • engine was plunged
down an embankment: into the Clanisico
river by a broken flange. A :boy, who
was stealing a ride ot4 the steps of the
baggage car, was killed; but no other per
son was hurt. Travel on the road was
delayed for several hours in consequence
of the accident.
—Each wooden leg is but a proof that
the glories of war have an artificial end.
the largest increase iu proportion to the
quantities sent havitig been in the im
yorts from the southern ports on the At
lantic.
—To make a Venitian blind—put out
his eyes. . .
FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR , Best half - hoshel Winter Wheat
21:1 - , , , do An •
Of the
..Nicholson Agrictillyral Soci,d. ylFill ,Besi' do i t :Spring Wheat
!'"••reiti be kW o;t the - Gr Crtiiiis of: ihe ..,% - c-i- : 2 111P ,- t '.410 . .. ; -7 do
- ^ t - . A . 3 ., I Bi!ift ao .- - .i Bye
--ely, in Nicholson, 11 7
. 4oming atunly,r q : 24-, du / or ; do
Sept. 21'. 22 and 23; 184. 70. ` - ~: , Bet;i peckVlover Seed
• , i. s.
.02 1,.
2:...., do -•,_.,:.• i 0
A lIATOII GAME OF BASE BALL ; R 4 eit peek Timothy Seed
do
Will be played on the gmunds the second day of `1 do
Best bushel Oats
the Exhibition, commencing at 12 o ' clock, • 11-, led do do , - - - -
between the independent "9" of Scranton and Best bushels Buckwheat
a Binghundon Club,,
, 11 ; e i st slc i ! Whea Flour • . ,2d do do •
The Society 13 pleased to •
announce to their :
patrons and the public generally, that VII".
substan- '
dal improvements have been made in their liere- t ik6 " 1 “ 46-Buri l.b eat
tofore very elegant grollnds,,Whlch render them 1 24 an do
B k Cam Me.n, . "
pre-eminently the most complete:7l(nd attractive 1 „C.6t sack C 4 - 6 i .., c: •'I '.) ',LP
-d do
Fair Grounds in Northern Pennaylvaniu- _ 1
Attention is invited to the-collqwing.Ppgpium 1 cxxsa xv. mrrrEn. enzyme. so.,
• ..,, Int4IantrFACTUREII., f
List for the Exhibition of the current year, 1
, which contains inqmrtant changes, and is be- 1 Best Pail, Crock, or Frirkin Butter
lieved to he more liberal than that of any simi- 12d ~ do do
tar society : • .. I Rest Cheese friot'leislthaii - 901bSY '' I
FIRST DIVISION. 2d do • •-410 , • •
.., - . ' i
cl.Aas x.--sT,tex•s
tos and 1(1(000 MARY+, 111 4 41 3 a leS r '
i Btlit atalikM, heavy draft , f,years 014, rind : Best MapleMapleSinin' i
upwards, "itlo do ..ad do '' ' ''...'
I 2nd best, o - o • BGC ' Best Cider Vinegar
I Best stallion, quick " " 10 0(1 2d (10 , .
I 2al " " " 500 Best lot Pickles, Cucumber
• Best brnod mare, with foal at foot, heavy 2d do do
draft 3 00 I Best do Tomatos
2d 'At "
." * 800 2d -(10 • do
Best " " quick draft, 8 00
24 " " 800
SECOND DIVISION.
CLASS X. AGRICULTURAL IRPARMESTA
Best Plow 00rent wheelbarto' $ .50
do - Cultivators 200 do Uttip".g.iii:ch't 300
do Harrow 200 do Horse-Mke 200
do Roller 2 00i do finy-riggine 2 00
do Otnin Cradle 2 010; ilo Horse pitehrict . 00
do Corn Basket 50' do Straw Outter., 2 00
do mowing - mach? 0 0 (.4 tdo Stu ' p . magpi'e 3 on
do Scraper I do Wash mach' I" 00
CLASS I. WAGON'S, 1111001 ES, Sc., uUTIBITED
BY n..t.ramArtuttnita. , . I
11 , st - Fano Wagon • • - 4 : 41 :
.*1 . . ,do ,i:
Best Carriage 0 (XI
2(1 do t , t, . tr 800
Best Ituad Sulky t , - .2 00
2d du 100
Best Spring Market Wagon 1 500
2il do do . 300
Best Trotting Buggy • • 200
2d ' do do
Best Trotting Sulky . • . !. : 1
' - 2 Ofr
2d do 00 OO
All art felt% in this glass, to bu new and , ex
hibited by the manufacturers.
CLAM NIL MECIUSIPAL DEPAIITUEZT.
Best specimen Cabinet Work V. 3 00
do set double Film liaruess ,2 00
do ('arriage ilainega 2 00
do Single do ' ' 1 .9 00
do Saddle, RHdlc, and Martingale '2,00
do spetinH ten, Marble York , 00
do do Carriage and Sign Painting 2 00
art Butter Firkin 00.
do Tub or Pail 00
do lbws ('Dat, Pants, and Vest' - 1 2 00
do palr Fine'Boots 2 00
du do Stop Boots 00
do 3 aides li.„ , 9. 00
40 3 hides Upper Loathe! " 1. ' 2 50
do 3 sides titaness Loather ' '
do 3 Calf Skins 9 00
do specimen Tinware and Rama 5 00
do do • Horse Shooing and Shoesß 00'
MI articles in this clams to bu nple and ex
hibited by manufacturers.
CLASS aut. vnownuma9--43atoti1i pa EX
Best 3 kends cabbage $l. liest 19 Pepper? ' 41
do Cauliflower I do Tomato's' • . •• I
do Squashes 1 do Beets I
do Pumpkins Idu ,Currns • . 1
do Watermelons Ido ?instill:is • I
do 'Muskmelons ldo Qfilorts ' 1
do 12 Red Turnips 1 do 6.M•Pop [loin 1
do French do 1 do• • Sweet Corn I
do Burn Ba do 1k do; busltel Potatoes I
do Winter Uadish s 11,. - ; . • .
. •
cwis Xlv. 4,104 X AZD PYAWER., ,
Grown or marinfacnnul by, elinbitor. ~
Best. bnitliel Corn in ear . 42 00
..
?a do do ••1 00
JUDGES:. " '
Classes 1, 9 10141 , 3.—P. Pi. Botion, Ntrimison
Medial' Bailey, Brooklyn ; D. G. Black, Glen
j;101 ti;dibw,
Stepliettn, Bpritigi•lllo G. W. - Walker,
Nicholson vc:
Citmias 13.and.3 7 ,4.4.4. g. (r aring. , Glerr.wfiod ;
A. C. Sisson, t Evipm,; Anse Sterling, Lathrop.
Classes 10, 1 T hhd A. Baker, Benton ;
E. L. Bacoti, l Mein:Akin ; Stephens,
Nicholson, .• • . . : •
Classes 13 and ttt—J. E. Howe, Nicholson ;
George leyQker rop ; C i
,R Bailer, Lathom.
Claa ec it.''Crifn'ell, - Clintoti 2 .` S.
Tay Nitholhorr ;.•lE.l3.lirettu4.lrooklyn; •
Class 17—Mm. , ,S. H.t HP •Grow, Glenwood
Mrs. S. Taylor, Nicholsort; Mrs. 4. IL Walker,
Nicholson.
Class tB-3114; ky , , , 'Glen wO.l '
•
Mr.:‘. N. P.•Wilernt,•.Nieholscm 1 "',Mrs. Joseph
Stephens, Nicholson. ,
Class 19—'Jars. Nelson Finn, ITopbottom ;
'IMIK - 17711. -- W1111 33 M - NttitOlste w.
o y, Nicholson. ,
Class 20--. Mrs: "11. - PATalTstcad, Nicholson ;
Mrs. Lizzie V. Smith, Nicholson ; Mrs. A C. his
,aorr-BentUD: r
Class 91—Mrs.. J. O. Bulls rd, BrooylYo ; Miss
Nettle A. Williams, Nicholson ; Mts. Antis
StEins, : West Nicholson. , •
,;The Judges areormcstg to report as cart,'
tn. of %liege/quid' y; to the President,
or to .thc.Superimentlents eft IMeisionA
Books of Entries will be,opcn at the office of
the Secretary, \Vim U. Nicholson, Pa.,
,until tub first day of thelFai?.,o,4 ilig firat Day
Alf,t,lte,Attir„ Entry, qn the ,Fair
'Grotitids.• All'entrles foraboee PiCmiutits-free.
All animals and articles intended for exhibition
.1)0341 lionntercdso early possit4e, pod must
airy. g4hibitlontards thdßeercht;.l
entetiag'for premniutits. Ti* hOoks
entrlegivill be •;clo9del at 10 tielotic ta.m.
Wednesday, the/ Sea3tuti 'day of : the Fain: at .
which time all animals or articles entered for
ezbibitlnc 11100 11 b 4 i Minds. anti_rentnin
unto y a.,elook p. In. of the thiro _day, t riad no
preMinlns wall* paid OP 40101 es 9r animals re:
moved' in violation Of Dila lidd,eteept by spe
eial permission from the officer of the day? Feed'
'
Pc.intuisbeti for, stock competing for prem•
loins, on'or'nearlbe grounds, flee oteliarge.—
inty and strait can be'pnrehased on the
grounds at reasonable rates. Premiums will be
paid at thenflice of the Treasurer, on and after
Ottobt;ilit.
TERIiifi3OFAPAR3SIPNI •
Each person, 25 CO. for each admission.
Children under 12y'ra,10 Cta for each admission.
Each•lEOtsolor3luht, R 6 Cla. for eacis nemission.
Ech Fnitf not nvero y's,lo Els ; for eachmintisalon.
Exceptlfhtit horsesWert:4 Nr.:spoed premiums
and having Paid entrance We, liar be admitted
with driver only, without extra charge, on pre-
lIIIMOR,
IPh•E S 3 .
cglictint 3oilai.
2.011 1
100 i N liK YORK TROOPER; NIARKEYEL
2 (10
1 110 Correetcd weekly ,by W.llkun ifixbalcrri, - .2. - 31
1 01) Fulton SI., New York.
NI) Week ending Sept. 3, 'IVO.
2 00 ' Butler, pail 40@43
100 ~..., " firkin ... 840,38
200 , ‘....11.-e"..t.,oairy, per lb ..... .. ..... ...... 124:013
' factor) . .............. ...... .... 13@a4
1 00 Egg, , per doz ........ .. . .... :.. ...... 2.5%,26
2 On Flour, per barrel 4 7506.41.5
1 00 Corn tn.-d.1)o Ili.s. .2.1.1*,2.30
2 00 1 NVllent, per bushel 1.2001.50
" . ..... .../': ..... ¢41.00
.. • 41030
;
..
1 .,, ) , ) ,,, 1 , ' it 1 (..."„) ,,YL s
• 89(890
1 00 Hops. crop of 1870 • '2l4)Di
. Ilect: sitleb, per 11.. 21428
. Hogs,9©l2
$2,0 0 Potatoes, per bld. - ....2.00@13. 60
100 • Tullon• - -.9010
OFF DIRECTORY.
uonoran OPFICMW
80ma...-C. M. G...r0. .4 Council—W. dL:4lroiwirpon
Sr. W. Wat Ann. A. J. lirrritisr. Wra.• 111....1erole_yr,O.
11
Crandall. I. F. zgloonaker, .B r
rewster, .
H. A.
Conoin I,le—Johil O. llowenag 1.
1110eon,lable—CharIvA J.
4 ,ch00l Dlrectom—Wm. IL Jes.ttp,.t h 1 rutfits, 19
W.Wut,ou, I. Thatcltur, H. P. Au.tll3,lX:
• ]iCJ (STMOL, = 1
( i
.41collyte4 - I.lll—ltcv.
Etpuirp.al,-Iter.. 'F. A. l'irf4l,ll l et. ,
vori. '
,31,ihmu.t -Rev. KlitgEhrelf,'
„
entliolic--Itcv. .1. Slattrry. .. '
A5FQ1. 3 .?•: 1 1Nft....; , !"
• Warren Cluvter,,,No, Irhl, nieetl at 111esoule Dell on
Thennizy of eneh' month ou or before fnll maim!
'Warren Lodge, No. 2111. A. Y. 31 sioetellt 11 Bionic
(Lilt the drat Wei uesday of each roolattk on orbef era
fan moon, end the second Wedneedey there/IVO;
Nontnme Lodge, No. 151, 1. 0. of 0. F.. meets et Odd
Fellow* 11311 orcey;l'ueddny, eeenlaci
4 1• Nneompm..nl. No .10, matte rd 094 F. l .
Iowa : 11411 the 141 psol 011 Friday enql Unthlll4
R e n,c, pwree Ledke, No. 7, meetaiit;130,1"011ool.
Mel rho And and (bird Friday, ouch ntordl. - .
!Montrone Lodge:l. 0. of nnesinst.ooo4Tgalp
lan Hall every Monday evening.
Mood $n merlin t Temple of Honor. No, 10. molts at
Good Templars' 11th thend Friday of each month.
EIITATE • NOICKPIIk. );
F STATE OF TaolfAB
Anbaru township, Po. deceased.
Letters of rattiltthWititiirtn uraiikeifittste of the above
named decedent harindbcen graduate, tipt en/reigned.
N a islco gisiors to all pumas Indebtoate,th same to
•m ale immediate payment t and MAI hating.ehl [VW..
•the aamo-will present tidal duly andicePrettAint settle.
went., •
att6rticff
e= teitroatto annex°.
Atibnvu, Aug. 81, IWTO. •
• f f-!
ESTATE of II Eli 11. Y
Tate of Middletown township, easujimx,Atio'd.
.'yetiurs of A dniiiiistntlon upon - titti east a of theabove
named decedent haling been granted to the undersign
edosil persona ludebted o' said estate ave heretrf not t•
hod to uutko immediate .payment:' and' boon
dal ma against the lama to presontatan duly tothenti•
need for settlement.
RONORA, lql4l'lAtad'x.
Middletown, Aug. 'SI, IMO,*
ESTATE OF JOH'N'OURTIL late of
ftliver Lake tOwneldp.thasq's co. Pa:, deed.
Letters of adminietratim open no:roads of ;ate above
named deoedeut having hem granted to the undersigned,
notice is hereby given that all persons Indebted in the
same are requested to make • knratillit,4o and
those having claims upon the 'hole pre.t el du ,
ly authenticated tot settlement
. . MIDGET ii:Okip4E? A(1111'x •
Silver Lake, Aug. 3,1570.