Countg usitttoo girectoll.
Taw linen in thin Direriery, one year„- 1.50
(well additional line, 50 da.
NEW MILFORD
tVM. L MOSS tt CO , Dealeraln Dry Goods, Ilata,Caps.
Roots and Shoes, and General Merchandise. on Nate
.trey[, rccnnd door below. the Episcopal Church.**
1.7.00.1 , 1170TF.L. kept by 'WILLIAM 8111711.. on Main
orreel, near OW Depot—.
.Nlcnotas snomaKEß. Arta for Leifer. double
Turbine. Beat %rater ',bee! In use. Satldactlott
guaranteed.
W. S. MEAD, Foondry., and defiler to Plows and other
utensile. ono door from Phtoners (Wet. Main st.
N. F. KINDER. Carriage maker and Undertaker, on
Main Street, two doors below Nowley's azure.
XeCOLIEIf BROTHERS. Dealers 111 Groceries and
PrnsisiOns. on lUlti otreet.o
n. nAnner Deg Teri In Morn.. Peed. %Intl,
Solt, Lime. Cement. Groceries sad Provisions on
Main htrent x tolipipsite the Genot.
W. .t T. HAYDEN, Manufacturer• of char, and
Wholesale defaleti to liabkeri Notion• ■nd Piffle)
lkols. on M.+ln Street. below Episcopal Chrucb.. •
IdOsA KNIP. Leather Manufacturers and dealer..
in Morocco Findtnge..te.. near 1;0st-opal Church. •
ALNEY & HAYDEN. Dealers in Drugs and Medicines.
and Manufacturers of Cigars, on Maln Street, near
the Dopot
STF.PIIRN. linnw Slna i nlns and tentrat TUT%fring.
on ?Juin Street, routh ethe Arkge.
.1. 1)1C1iF.R.M. , ..N..1u.. valet In general merchandise
and Clothing. Brick Store. on Main Street.
WHIPPLE & MEAD. tk:alcrp In gvnerni Merchnndtft,
on Main Straw!.
u. V. HAWLEY. M.l.rin antenll Ito rchiodllw, no
Main Street, opposite Phlnue)'•llolci.
GIIEAT-BEND
L. S. LENUEI.M. Manufacturer of Leather, and dealer
in ienrral U . ct , dire.on Main Str.-etJ
11. I'. DORAN, Ncrchyut Tailor and deller In Ready
31Ade Nothing, Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
:11.41u Street.
LENOXVILI.E.
111 RAY Mnunfactorct of and dealer In ward
or I'lowr and Cactinp,
GIBSON
EDWARD- X IfftYANT. Itsnufaetorcro of Wagoor
and SletzhA, near the Ingalls' Store.
. _
!s THOSE.
WEBB Q WIRE, Nays Odka, and drakes In Grocer.
is and ProciAnnv,,Cmckery. etc., Puddle avenue.
JAVA'S F.. CAME ALT. Attorney at Leer: Ocoee we
door - below Turboll Howe, Public. Avenue.
IL COOPERS CO.. 11.,nkera. .en Parelzn Pa.
.age Tick t. and Drafts on England, Irclatsd and %cot
land.
J. H. FLETCHER'S Eating Salsas Is titepties to grt
Ice (Warn, 011114•Xl. and Clams, In every style. On MAW
arse..
STRtie & BROWN. Urreral Fire aneLlte Imam.
anee Aconta ; itailnoul and Accident Tlcket•
to Nen . York and Ph llnd.iphla. °Mee one dour mai
ofihc 11.•tnk.
P. B. CR.% Nl)!..htt. licueeel Infarance ■ad Sewing Ids
Chinn Agent. rahlic ArenVe.
J. 1.. TA I.IROT - the ranee to get 'ram aroterfes and
Proirll.l..nx. ELmr , Part. lard. Tex./in:sr. Rica, To-
Nur., Sin uR. St-gxrx, uyatrrx and Refreshments, nn•
der S. ii. nrayro S Brother..•
BURNS & NICER ILI, the place to get °ragman& )1. , d1
eoucw. elzars. Ttsbucen, Plpea, Pocket-Buokii, Speets
des, Yankee NUtit/130, &e... Public Avenue.
AVM. L. VOI, Harar•. matter and dealer In all article,
..nally kept by the trade, oppoelte the Bank. •
wn. IL BOYD & Dealer% i• Stoves. Ilardwary.
and Manufarturrrr of Tin and Sbeettrun care, comer
of Main and Tornpike afrrnt.
mooftgg,t, 1 . 1V6y , Merchant Tailor* and dea/cti In
Clotho, Trimminzo, and P`ornt.bln: Ganda. 121111
Arlon. , for Sint o, M3Onion. on Main ntrert,
F•rrdham
A BULL!, 1111. Dcaler in Grocevies. Provirion.,
St.:loner:, and Yankee Notion*. at head of
?unlit Av,:nar.
T. •PORE R. CO., hetiter to Solves, hardware.
A Grirolt nral implement., Floor and Grocerww, oppA
rite Tat - bell 'lnure,
RATNSFoRD d, MITCHEL. Liven, and tzchnone
Stable. 111 mar of Rant btalding. •
.1. R. DEWITT S rO.. Dealcn In Dry Gorki,. Ilard
rare and getteral merchabdise. comer, De= Bark
Mock..
tto cal 3intelligenct
Notlcv.
The appointment of Rev. 11. Porter oldie Un
iver-alis4 Church in Montroe•, is deferred until
the fourth Sunday in Sept. (25th) at 1O
and 7 r. at
Notice.
There be a meeting of the Universalist
flocietvand ('Larch of Mting mac and Bridgewa
ter held at their ehurek - Sept. 10th, at 2 r.
to erect edleent. Let there be a general attend
ance.
Plowing Match.
Nit , are requested to OMR that competikirs
and judge, at the plowing match 011 the first
day of thr Fair will find dinner ready ut the
Tarbrl) Hom.e, at 12!'s tielOck.
Nicholson Fair.
The stands on the Nicholson Agricultural Fo-
Cagy ground., will he rented fur the Fair (4 . 1870,
on S alurilky Fept. 101 h, at 2 o'clock, p. m.
W. IL Ditraos, Soc't.
Dna. T.. 1. di M. Wheaton
Will be al Wilmarth's sotei , Rophottom, on
3lotiatty the 12th of Sept. They will tnish up
nil mutinies fur tevtli with parties in that ricin
ity and 'close up their business for a year at
least. All patties in arrears must sett. ap dur
ing their stay, which will be'limited to one
•
They will go Prom thereto Nldtelson,on Mon
claytherl9th inst., where Dr. J. S. Smith will
join then, and give Lis attenticur tO the prewr
vatirm of the natural teeth.
Parties in the vicinity of .Nieholaan and Poe
n:grille will please heed this, as no fortherro
lice will be given until we reach Tunthannaek.
T. J. Witexrox.
Buar.tuunton, Sept 7,18711
Horrid Death from Llettning„
During a terrific thunder storm which passed
'OVerNaislitifford on.lionday evenitigi Aug,. p.
.31rAratriesliosenenutts was killed, and his wife ,
entirely paralyzed by a bolt of lightning, which
passed down the chimney, completely demol
ishing it, foliowing the stove pipe Into the ceil
ing and bed-room where 31r. and Mrs. a were
sleeping, and doing its work of deatkand *de
struction in a shocking manner.
The first intimation the neighbors had of the
affair was when Mrs. R. was beard shouting in
Alheittuet that the house had been entered by
burglars, and her husband murdered: upon
amine:ion, the foregoing facts met theirustort
lthed 'gate. The wife had lain all night by her
dead husband . to an unconscious stateandttpon
the return of animation could come to no other
conclusion, in her bewilderment, than. that it
was the work of some fiendish burglar and mid
night assassin.
Mrs. R was unable to attend the funeral of
her busls.nd, but it is hoped she will survive
her Injuries. We have reason to believe that
the . peed people of New billfold will reader all
of the assistance and sympathy in tab power
to the widow and friends in this their day of ae
vere
—Tho population of Mauch Chunk
will iwt exceed 5,000,
Borough Items.
-i—Our.Graded 4 School corwmellecil telt 44°P
day.
—Bishop Steven' sIR visit St Paul's church on
Sunday next. It b expected that a very large
clans wilt present thentielvcs for confirmation.
—At the collection taken up at the Episcopal
Church on Sunday Just for the benefit of young
men studying.fot.the
IWO al re received.
—Mr. Albert Keeler has been doing some good
work in repairing in'front of his building on
Main Street, and we are thankful Indeed that
we can report a little progress on some of the
side walks which have been in such a disgrace
ful condition. We art;yet fearful that "Old King"
Winter will patbloq Irtfore there
will be a full completion of the work so long
needed.
—The commeneemont of thO, long Meted
September rains has • begun, and the parched
ground and vacant was are being somewhat
tilled with frequent showers Whir the advent of
the first autumn month cornea the cool and
bracing gill weather so pleasant Ui animals and
mankind, after such a long continue.) and unus
ually heated term. .
Opening of the Grnded Reboot,
Ott Monday morning the boys and girls of
our tafrnpgll aftel* . gpolci:llltiffotgerly
hastening to tehool ; 'some to secure 1 to hest
seats, some In earnest to store their minds with
useful knowledge, and some withoUt 'tiny de
finite purpose in view. A large number of
seholarkwere present and all the teachers ex
cept Miss Carpenter - 4th° Priinary Department,
who now oenvalerciug Arum illness hopes In a
couple of week to resume her place, mean-while
.51 - iks Jenny Fuller "tenches the young idea how
to shoot" in the N. E. lower nsun.
After singing Rev. Mr. Miller read one of the
Psalms and offered O prayer. • .
Mr. Berlin the principal experwised his great
gratification to the 'assembled departments of
the School, on meeting again so many of his
beloved pupils, and hope that alter a vacation
which to him ba4., been, lie pleasantest of his
life, they Would unitedly and zealously work
for mental improvement. As every teacher
should be, heseems ,deeply,iutqrestqd, „ln child
ren, and it is hardly a matter of surprise that
he should have so much enjoyed his vacation
for he left us a bachelor, andretstrned a henedict.
During the Fist year his pupils have learned to
know and love him; and we predict a pleasant
and profitable School for the coming year.
Be Is ready to organize a class in German if
a sufficient numberare ready to enter and con
tinue lb a class about three terms. ',.This 'would
seem a very favorable opportunity for acquiring
a knowledge of this language.
Mr. Dewitt one the Directors was present
with tickets of admission for scholars out of
town, the price of which is the tuition for the
term, an arrangeffient of great advantage to
the treasurer.
Now the School is started again, let its pat
rons look after its interest and theirs. S.
Tax on Mortgages.
A me has just been decided in the.
Court of Lancaster county, under theitet
of April 4th, 18 , 68, exempting mortgages,
judgments, ri.conizances, and moneys ow
ing upon articles of agreement for the
ale of real estate made after the passage
of the act, from; all tavation except for
State purposes, and that - from and after
December Ist, 1868, no taxes of any de
scription, except for State purposes,
should be assessed or collected on the se
curities above specified.
Dr. Clark.
The people of this county have had
the opportunity of availing themselves of
the skill of thts popular physician, and
the large and extensive patronage which
he has received during the two months
that he has been among nsoiotes well for
his skill as au eminent practitioner. Du,
ring his sojourn we hare had an opportu
nity to make his intimate aquaintance
and we not only consider him an adept
in his profession, but a thorough gentle
man and man 'of honor, and well deserv
ing the :confidence of limempic We
wish him merited success wherever he
may go.
Robbery ut Girton Bend. ,
On Sunday;triornlng lu.4t some accom
plished thief broke into the D. L dt W.
R. IL Depot at Great Bend, pried open
the desk and extracted about 82,000.
made good his escape and up to this
writing hatrnin:been apprehended.. 'This .
happend after five o'clock in the morning
as the night watchman did not leave the
depot until that time. It is surely get
ting to be perilous times, no person can
tell when or where his money, property
or life even is safe from the hands of
burglars. and ass:wins. The - .safe door
was away for repairs which accounts for
the money being in the desk.
Lililer from dlithloo.
Wtrtirs'Prniciii, Mich.; :one, 40 , 1970.
Mu. Enrrott:-14 is now come time since
wrote you anything in relation to the great
west, the country is at this time healthy.
Wheat is good in quality, but the yield 14 not as
large as !unit.
for $1.30 per bhshel, but the SUCCORS of the Prus
sian army in the French and Prusatr war has
causodidg:l4ll.lol'Pes:: C 8
The corn crop !Oohs very fine, never better in
this State. Rain has been abundant and suita
ble. The potito crop will he stitui account
of the potato bugs; they have made havoc
among the vines. Since I wrote you I have
sppuL-tlidrcy week/lila gisnsaa. I was In eleven of
the southeoleni courafes. jpis Amos Wiwi
rut country. Tice surface consists of undulatingt
and ro,ling prairie, much of the land is fertile, a
•••• anwnitefsainwilimakstAtte-hotionalasols
produce well, The subsoil is well adapted for
dry weather... - . A eery entignitled 'Nerd in
to the State during the slimmer, and will con
tinue no doitht thrones' 'the ' of
nava of uneuitivated !sod lies out hearing a wi
nkle/is prairie getter that - ;KM 'fa:cattle in two
or three minsths. Grating fs emphatkally the
business of that country; there is more to be
madent that than sny, f4lng 14071 1 flot..the Or- •
get proportion of emigrants are of the speegla
lion order. < The ithuis ands.scitrceity'bf tim
ber ate dralrhackk,'`Titetelit An tttititniance of
am l .4 itte4iaied.6o"
ace.Learenwintb,i,Topt.isal,thia camms. AAA'
'nee, of - lint lane M:iti,ylannetiort
p o d s 4 c ,
'The Sirde,is and
towns springing up like magic, and railroads are
being rapidly constructed Thp_State often
w.U4,trornidrcrught ; Ifit was not' that) it
would beconie one of our greatest States, after
It is purged from the blood shed by the John
Brown 'Mad& John vatailnerdid3
abot Idmseic These were the teethes: . gi
shocking massacres in the early dais of Einwg.. ,
John and Jim are together pilgrims again prob:
ably. t . ' • ° • • fir
T b e *r X • a!t t lka 4 Pl* 4l l 3 itbd will
be dedicated it* kat tiro weekihdas today,
fial P= l o4= betOrfek iiikktiolia*Jate
for tbtaffiit,
Luzerne - County:
Items from the De/rue/air :
On Saturday night, August 28, James 'McPher
son, in company with some companions, made
a raid on a garden to get some fruit. A Ger
man, who owns the garden, was on the watch,
and tired into the party. McPherson received
two halls, one In the arm and the other in the
groin.
AbtU.ir o:al ? c,t a , i t al,_,lEbnrsday lfternoon
the passenger 'tram on ate Elitantishifrg`itailroad
was run Into by a coal train on the bridge and
a passenger cur came near being preciptated in
to the river. William Allen, of llarelion, Pa.,
was the only person, we believe, who was in
}um!, and his injuries were not serious. •
A distressing accident happened at Olyphant
last Wedensday morning a man named Frank
Eveson being run over by a eoal traip, and hav
ing his leg teribly smashed from the knee 'town.
He also received internal injuries, and alter
lingering in terrible agony ontil sea o'clock last
evening death came to his relict. Mr. Eveson
lived at Peekville, and was a good and ri:specta
ble citizen.
On Saturday evenin#, Auptst 2 27, at 5 1 4 do lock,
sacs the "itepubliCzin tfse ittoosie Powder Com
m:my Lav7 another acditifirit at their pou'ller
works at Hustiale, one of the buildings being
i •
blOwn up, lolling ne n tie MOT i)V4I.
_ . .
The building blown up was the eortting mill, ',
of many ' , dial& Perm"`h and claims to be, a
gentleman of integrity, ,t man of honor, and a
the Santo 'which met' with a 'similar aceident !
very skillful phttiiciath partieularly in the treat
several Monl4 Mr. I..'} -, lrhiel) t wo l nen wore hment of cbronit . ..diseaies. lle is being received
'killedThe.man killed on gatnrility want a new ,I nv minty as a. man of honor and skill. wldle
' band, named Gilmore, it:holt:ld worked for the others pnanounee him a humbug toil think
company only n. short time. The loss to the th e re e " rlill ". i 'l nil , Ir " r tP 9 7 and Lima ,Juddie
so Indlor. )T roy would he elad to emplot him
Moosictionpany Is not very heavy. I could they knOwitint to he a man worthy their
About nine o'clock .Monday evening, Aogast 1 confidence and patronnue. Will von plat-e in
29th, a- man named 0. F. Grovenor, late of t _tiwin Inc if the said Dr. Ii (lark is tt resident of
!
,„ this city , your plate.: If -40, what la, Id. .tundin:2,. among
Brooklyn. N. T., widin returning
Iyou as a matt and It , physminn Can we cm
'front Hyde Park, over the railroad hridr neross t;.,1,,,, hint
1 i , treat bin else , . itclitv , that he will ;
ie
the Lackawanna, walked or. fell off the strut- trot tint its valuer recei.ed for •.01r4 1111 l ley. He' is I
Lure on the nyde Park side, a distance of about I ~emently a man having a,know dge 41 many
iseam.s, 1,/ whether he has th e 0141 i 'li ly (> treat !
seventy feet and W3o illSlBlll9y kilted..t UNE' ill,llu UP:III , D for NernAia:te YArtALD
• ~ the saille'llinit , ' he "eett We would not erte n , eth...ita.,t t ' aerreet cure Inn Meal,. dray. No a.rm
A party of brakemen who •wele 11Car the discard him irVa worthy and skillfol man, , ~r Nen- ow , De.ea.e lade to yield to it , . 011,f : el
bridge and saw the tigeldent . gye The alarm and neith e r 1111, Wl' wash to be sold to an i ipiistror or f,; ( 7' .r i g i. :'" . ? 1 , f ;4 1 . f ,";2:;!,' ,' n ; ( ;:o . ;:,,Y a ' r 7!‘arl lr -\ ;:s 'r a ‘ lr i f. ' 7,i
went 10 1 111 A nsisistance, when he trac taken up I,knntbug! I
T.1,.03:pre tonny who woo I he
„dad l the tnnit tratontalat.c•n-llet rod rarely (vile to prottuee
an d ,4.,; , ,1 1;6 a gr a c:ery a t m .,th' yt y ,l, p :u . k. [do svoil theinseltrs of hiS services . allwe 'he 11 COllpiele and perainmad eon:. It eoralitta aoinat vr
lea ve,, it' ;, r e poraeom you e r ,„ti nt „, the t i,, t &e s Inc- ot the A ~.111 ~t d,-ervt• Inc ate e 1.114.. It It... Ari the 1 , 1?-
Where be was attended by 1)r. ('. A. Steven 4. r.da Lomat:: and ,rtrommenilaii,m,„. Ib. r ,,,.. 1 .,„if t t. r i ,.',. 1 ,7; p 7,4" , ,, y r ° 4,11 t r h o " n b o e ll -i lr ' , P . b l:gl ic u ' ltZ : ark ‘: ' , " ,,,Vd ' ay. '
of this city. It was evident that he had died ring to the Ithowtquoliry at lout g4riigat row tit nosert to nooth the tortnied nerves, and ...tale.;
almost instantly.l shame, you will contr a great ravornnd oblige , ch ,',:::7r 3 t ,;:r t ' t ,:'::;,,. l ,„ Ip ,. k „, ~,,,1 p as g m..
_An examination of the hotly proved that he t lucidly' One Pee toilre - • $lOl - - - Ihteinge 6 rOntek,
I nix Pak;l:e* - - 5-11 0 - - st
had received a deep cut on the fomhead and a I it in rood by all dealer. In drnrle end medicine.,
TURNER ,t CO , Po •prletora
iheillre of tilt. skull and right leg. 11n1 Trenton' hlreet, iii),oN, SI EA,
Alderman Jones was notified, but it W , LY not
considered necessary to hold an inquest as there
had been witnesses to his death.
, To growl i, VY4,130,,# ki)ver vutrli, two
spectacle case, a two-foot ride and pocket
knife iy,owriAina freight
WS for goods trceivtal from Nevi Tork;iuzal a
iect4pt for mil i patAl4l.3it. McCu. '-
Decerisect came M rhts city only n- short time
since, from Brooklyn; and has niece occupied
the house of a Mr. 'McCue betomen Linden and
Spruce streets. lie is a loan :thont tilts years of
age and leaves a wile who is at present at
Nieholson,
Mr. Grovenor WaS a man highly respeetcsl 1/y
all who knew hint and was a brother Mason of
high standing.
His body was removed to the eAablishtni•nt
of Mr. Raub, undertaker, in this city.
Ilarford Fair
(in nceonnt or tin, ero.d,A statt• or mil
advertisttig matter previotitielv reeeivt d
we are obliged to defer the Jr, minor list
of the Harford fair until ne week.
Mammoth Tomato.
r.r.41 1 4 11.11g , ./41,,1, ; New il ford.
sent us a umiak. on Molotov last
which measured '2O itich.in eiretnti•ranee
au41,4 nightmi 2 pounds sf , uuncya. . 11 - e
thifikthat. ig tlithoult to beat,
'
The'bemocracy of Nryoming: County
MR in Convention, on Momlay the. 29
inst. We learn the Convention Confe
rees were instructed for H. H. Little of
Tunkbannoek.
Penn Anita Milk:nil SChool, Mum-
Tiogn Co.
The Fall Term comment-ell Wednesday Sept.
7th, and will continue 14 weeks. Sixty-two dol
lars will pay ftr boarding, tuition, book rent,
fuel. xuguraa4,a4o l l4l.4lg,
All who desire ro teachreetare.a '4 4 taiuction of
47-Per Amu. :4 1 4 , AY h p
isemsrouruftskirk.:644e-ora47usal State. sonic ,
reeet*S*46dartion cl4-per r tierm. • %rho
beltilf — lPar),:Nceltt"lso
4tusitalt , 4o4o4.4l,9oukY
Teachers will see that, remaining in the School
two rears and graduating, they receive from vr2
to $(34 deduction from the regular charge—or
or one year from V.l to 'O2 deductian.
Aiaasfallti is .sluattrdlmi tbo. l .Tilva italltpad,
39 Miles south of Corning, I , rY., from which
place there are ifirikj paiOtenger trains per day.
alablatmanarean apply to.
.tinAttry U. VEtftrtnt.,
Pt acil Nonni!" &Loot
• Mansfield, Tioga Co. Pa.
Bloomsburg State Normal SrlAsol
;This AIM InstltOgne 'has imoran the
oducationallmidetiarktior,our State, WilLto
year or two the. have beim re-bnilt,and
tlitt•gmlimin graded - ant( ,ItttameMcfl, at n cost
01'4130,000, making it emi)fiiitically a Slotiel
School.
Prof. Henry .earcer,-Mded• bytt competent
corps of aitsistants, hits the siMerriskm of this
&kiwi, and his reputation for tact, ability and
sau
. x.ct;ts, is iguartgide4,of,'ilastratitsio the !Aiwa •
tionalitnima. Atadte Instituted:a this place-inst,
week, theveopteri44•Autoppurtuulty• M judge
of the merits of Prof. Carver as a teacher. Wt
know him to be a thoroughly coat pewit I instruc
tor, and can heartily commend the Illoomdmrg
Normal School to any young p ,, ,ple of this
county who desire a thorough education.
Send for circular, with course of instruction,
terms, rules, etc.
-- ~e ~- -
The Bridgewatar Baptist Association will hold
its next annual meeting with the Baptist Church
in Auburn on Wednesday and Thursday Sept.
21 and 22 1870, commencing at 10 A. as. The
Sunday School Convention will be held on
4 1M Y 875
The time of holding the nssociution Is put one
week later ihau.thiliot.tlkisyczr oq neeount of t he
Counts. Fair being Tu ill 'on the sum- (lap up
pointed for the Association, A. 1. PosT,
Montrose, Aug. 31, 1870.
niigazhie Notices.
Mal l is
a handsomeillustrated Paper. It con
ttlifitauc9Peati War.,ffictilrr§g7-the lia•
den prisoners taken at , :liiederlirmin
French Soldiers bathing at Nancy; A
- Prnetsiim OniTioOt rfliarbiliElo and Some
Recruits for the SiMtliGerintin Army.
has, besides, fine portraits of Mademoi
selle Sessi and Geo. W. Childs of the
Philadelphia Ledger; a beautiful art
picture, Morning in the Desert ;and three
admirable summer pictures.—A Picnic in
theAlioods, by A. Hoppin ; Summer Days
by W. J. Henne,ssy ; and On the Beach
at Lou& Branch, by C. G. Bush.
Its Literary contents comprise able and
very interesting Editorials on The Bal-'
anceoXßctweto4a,Vaxipines -Bu11• , B11U,
'OiltlicPUncirtrithtyPOUThings; A Desira
ble Calamity, etc. It has a full itimmary
pf,l4me,and l , Foreign Npws, ,two addl. ;
tin - nal Anther of "The MSisier,P . of 'Edwin
brood," a sketch of Geo. W. Childs by .
James Parton, and other fresh and reada•
hie articles.
INTERESTEi COMEUNICATIONS
THE FOLLOWING LETTERS, RECEIV
eiI by a prominent !Ai citizen of this county
in reply to her °WA letter making information,
nrc tbcjnost.eontplete vindication. of the high
chnracter D1t.,111 CLARK as a Physiet'an and
Gentlelmtn - w4 remember . having - seem It is
most certainlyn lihh compliment to lbo4)octor
and will doubtlesslte a means of inspiring con
fidence i n hundredi of invalids tahn havennt tts
% - et :trailed themselves. of Dr. (`lark's treatment
and services, and will be a great gratification to
hundreds who are now using D. Clark's remedies.
We give below thclady's letter and the reply
from Rev. O. W. Wilson, and also of the Justice
of the Pence of Scenery Hill, Pa. Although
cunning too late a date in the Doctor's preient
visit to be of benefit to those wishing his servi
ces, vet they will have an etTortunity of con
milt log him at Binghamton, N. V., on Saturdays
and Mondays alter November tat , reeky a
%%hid, will be hereafter in our columns.
eflUillV. Pp.
. August 19, 1S O. i•
t'ksiolt P Sit
Will you penult nie, a stranger. to trouble sou
with a few lines of inquiry with, re,, , ani to a
re fit) (lnan l o w I)as mrently cook) among) 4s,
heariost the Hattie or 1)r. B. Clark, of Sumer).
11111, Vcashington , coluty, Pa, He fumes high.,
Iv recoulfuentki.iiith certificate', anti affichtvit.,
Upon the rreeipt of the alsrive 11,4ter by Mr.
WiiPllll he replied to NUS* Gates iihinedintPty
and eneloeed her letter to Or. Clark, at Mon
trose. The dokor writes to Miss Gates as ad-
August 23, tB7O.
Mo.; LAcutE Grerr,s.-1 few days since, I
received a letter written by you and addruised
to ,me of the -Paqtory of twenety Hill, Pa., the
Rev. \V. Wilson, of Trinity Evangelical
Lutheran Church. into %clime hands your letter
happened to roll, who foruartis it to nab with
tho folio lug, P.
" S . C.E.NETIY lIILL,
'Dn. (I..kuw—Dar Prieto, OA Brother:
The euelosA fetter eante In hand this morning.
I replied to it, and have !nailed the letter tor
her. Mist , Gates, Unplug, you eau relieve
her ehrobir trouble -t, I commit her came to your
care, , W. 0. W."
The honest Lone and well worried contenta of
your letter are such that I could but mak film
yon, in self-dOfense, an exact copy 111 r. Wilson's
/1.1,1. I think it. a dun' you on e me, and • one
which, from the ladyliie tone of your letter,
pat n ill donhtless grant. I only wish that
eyery person' in thig Nanny WllO may tat ill
would ear it addre.is any prominent citizen in
our county—its 1 say (although nut CgOtiStiCUJIY,
Inn in self-defettam that I have as true and warm
friends anteing the prominent people of n o r
county, and 'ltasm whose respect, confidence,
and friendship are worth otswv,sing. as I could
reasonably ark or desire.profevevionalty or other
wise, and would eheerfullrand abide
Ivy anything 'they might say of tor. to
receivi,v; copy Of Mr. Wil•ein's reply— anti the
confidence your coarse Of action w linay_fte in
tue. I remain yours truly,
DR. B. aLtaK .
Mis 4 Gatel, in nlHwer to the Doettieti letter,
lnelom, Mr. repy, ie. well its reqpon.ie
from the inmire of the Peace of Sernizry Hill
in reply to a similiar letter written by Irer •
MISS GATES REPLY TO 1311. CLARK.
(Exiitscr.)
Settmovii.tx, Susgielianna county. Pa_,
.3tigust 26, 16;0. t i ESSUP TOWNSHIP
On. 13. CI.AUX—Pear Sir: I returned home 7',.1 ROI; NTY'STA'rEMENT.
this allenusin tiller nit absence of
. several weeks, On settlement of (Ii mot nom ers 1809
and find a letter from you. one trout Rev. W. O. t‘lfit.the siqx.rvigu nt rx, we tittik. it of. three
tone from (4. Taylor, J. P., ! hinuirelf and tift'r'iloiliirs 4 lon n'hoint issued ter
Soenery FIAT, Pa., awaiting, .Puy arriYitl. It' IA par robin teen, and not brouelit in to the siltle
..
with pleasure that I comply with ,your Xectnesl, meet of ISM.
irrforwar,thig-you Mr. Wilson's reply to my in- " "" Al'aßliTllol.Ri -
quirks with regard to yon.aLso Mr : Tylttett re-1' W TnROONAI (313T1 rtq
gpoogp, to vir boo, alit wrote. istrit
noon g .toi. niny , "l;e ttf value to 3' 01 3, Jt up, June tith Mug . . 2-1) 1570.-3 Auditors.
and wishing situ great seeress in pitir ciractlee - .
wth , clribrrelf" - - -
FfIVCAr3, III k Y 0 111 4 1
-. "
gin:
• .
• GATE:4,
THE It" .V. MR. WIL§ON'S I.EtT li.
i.Ar C. GATrs—itfadoin: Your. of tbe
i 12th was handed me this morning by the P.
1 reply tltat..M.r. Byron Clark is of our uatist're
'i spectable tAlizeits. I have been personally ne
quainteil Wlth Mtn fur several fcaM, ll' it were
possible oil tontine him to a local pnu:tim, no
Physician this neighborhood could supentede
Liu'. 3lorky years ago be was the lbcal
vian of tipts plitcv, and commantlea u very large
practice Wltielt lie afterward, gave up, against
trie . pent',..4i4of the people, iv ,iriler to make the
mat matt of• chrome 'lea ases speclatty. _ Ile
1 I, i .n non of wealth atul far
as rnorn his moral rharacter iintimlch
nuteut, L Relieve 111111:rtilly'eAlii0OHt 'tteat
C htUrlie and all other diamacti. haii been
very ,ite,..”.:Nrio.
I ItvHering that community hill in
dome the tilowt.. I am
I .'Yeiurs, lUG: 4 ,III,S()N.
l'ast , ,r of I,titherati Church.
f-C4 fCIE IiaSFONSE OF GE7I. '1 7 :'?Yi.1514 P.
SCKENEICY HMI., PA., Aug. 18, 1870.
',Arun.; C. OATEs--.11 , 14ara : Your favor of
:typist 12th is just received, and I hasten to re
; for, ?Mien I state oaf Dr. mdrit
• fillong 40 very hest Ohnbitttn,b; as a - t of
";re'nem! grcits nto rl a watsibolitolkget
ic in business, reliable in his word, and a tint
class and , skillful physician 4 only state what
. any other citizen of this place would do. The.
j rertiticateS.art genuine,
.utgl tint.fite; jhat litany
- ,'ofmmof the natnes are proimt,prildnkt4f4ll a
suflicieralputrantec for Ottiftiennineness. You
need not he itfruid to employ him, for if hr
thinks he can do you no good he will frankly
tell you Ito.
, yours respectfully.
G I. TA YLOR,
L B. Foto),
G. B. ELDittiv
•
After thirty yeara trial.' a still ttedlvirey, the most
`floqoaticiviteststooolso to Ira vivtollaa ftrvalletrlth° of
the taltritrati character and rerponelhility, Phyilelatate
of the first re.pectabllity, recommend it as meet erree•
foal preparation for the extinction of pain. It le not
only the beat rern‘dy ever known for Bruises. Cola;
,te,. but (or llyeenter7 or eholeva,evatny sirnt of
bowel complOnt. ft In a remedy unstirppseed her effi
ciency end rapidity or action. in the great eitleas - of In
dia, and other hot climates, it hate become thelitaridord
m e di c ine for ail each complaante. ea welt ror
!,Ivor,? votraplalnte and other kindred dieoodere.
For Coogbeaailtbide. * Cauker:Aellatrua, and Ititeurna.
tie difficulties, it has been proved by the moot abundant
Lod eourtheing teat 'many, to he an invaltable niedb
One. ' •
eirp ki!icitiops accompany (11 th bottle.
erten Stela. 40cte. and $l.OO per Bottle..
Hold ia liedielne Dealer*. Mrs 1.--Int
TjlE I-6)1"S LETTER
Voiry respectfully."
LAriltE (*. GATES:
sprinplhe, Susquehanna county, Pa.
SCENF:RT 11 PA., Atm. 18, 18711
The "kin Killer;
-*w - gtdvcrtiormrato.
pENNSYLVANIA '
I STATE AGRICCLTURAL SOCIETY
The exhibition of this Society fir 1ST() will be
held at Scranton, on Tuesday, Sept. 27,Weilm
day 28, Thursday 29, and Friday 30.
The grounds are SWWitrilk the building 3 and
accommodations ample, anti the premium list
liberal. There is no eharge thr entries, except
liorst.s entered for speed. Entry Books open
Tuesday, Sept. 6th. For ratulogues or intlirtna
thin, address at Scranton,
JOHN C. 3101tHIS, President
D. W. StlLEtt, Rec. Secretary.
Etuittnat MeCoNfiliy, l:or. icy
Sept. 7, 1870.-3
ArALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PEBLR'SALE
'FI2 sul.seribor will son at ouldie sale. on
Satur.l,y 0,4 at 4 ti ..lurk, p. nt., the larla
known art the Meltuin farm, situated in Auburn
town,hip. three-fourths (.1 . n 1111 k. from Abbot-3
o.ntre, an.l !Mr mites front the Lehigh Valley
itaiirtant. uatAtailia.4 Iwo, haucliaak tool cigi.t
acres of mutt, one Lundrol apdki.xlV improved,
to.rerhit u'ith tet . wlAtbry framteelliiathe; barns,
otolmildings,
Also, at the saint 11111(., 1111. 11011.11 1111.1 1.11 it.
...Nlimir.rtb, now ut:mtpied by J. ii. MoCaim will%
about live Item". of laud therewith. Terms rash.
' , 'F., 1,. IV I:EKS,
A,aiiguee of J.ll. ~lci tin.
t mit roso, Sept.
r;
ce,i%
1l f: !
en.
scpt 7 3 IYI•DR
'T.II'E NORM A!, SCHOOL
MAN:3I , IF.LD, Tlou.k (1)-
Englbtli and riatedeal courseA. Terms begin
September itb, December 12th, and March 27th.
State aptunpriatimis .1)r students. Students ad
mitted at any time. Apply to
(11.1.5. 11. VEIIIO lA, A. M.,
Mansfield, Pa. Aug 31„ 13:U.-1y
j)()A1)
Tht; Super, kors of Britliewatvr tow Lip
will 1,4 tut ttnl ground to tb Inwc e t. kritltler, the
making of n new Road from near Bartlett [finds'
limn to ilia Tyler School Ilona .said town
ship, on Satnr.tlay, Sept. 10th, 1870. alt 10 o'clock
. • M. E. BUSH,
11. BREWSTER,
J.S.
Staperriptors.
Aug. al, 1870.-2
/ ;
'EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
BY TEM LBF OP
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.
Dr. C. S. WEEKS. Dentist. of New York, is
I now in Montrose and fora few days will he - pre-
Pute4 to extract ti'eth for Such as require his
services and tliC, Gas.
Raving visited Montrose professionally with
•
It every muumer for live or six titre past, anti
extracted for crest nmribers, ally one 1%111
rwuli-
Iv find neighbors. who having tested it, can as
sore theta it is safe,pleasant to tak e , and th e op
orations under it harmless,
Persons front a distance should embrace their
first opportunity, as it is SometinleS the ease
that Gas enough for all curnot he nuttir toward
the last of his stay.
Herons at Dr. Smith's Dental Office. Hours
of extracting, front 9A. M. till 152 , 31. and from
I till 4 p.m. by appointment, or If Gat. holds out.
Aug-. 31, 1,470.—tf
CALL AT
R B N' S "
SOUTHER'S TIER
F" TT El. ivrria]n.m
E M ,
88 Washington Street,
Binghamton, N. Y
•
, .Where y0u,w4,1 fin l
Thy t,iir;rst Stix.l4, tlttl TV , st AsAcirtinent, anti
the I..nwesr Prices of 'nitc lk nsc in the city.
'N. B.—All GtxxlP Fold rammed nt represen
.
Binghamton, 4.11,1:
=ME
11111F1 lINNTiTINIMAND STUITALT.J*ItNStrIiANE
JL Company wants. number of good Agents: also •
good General Agent for Pittsburg and vicinity. oh*.
Getters! Agent for the German counties of Pennsylvania.
Address Homo Whoa, ILI South lth Street, Plas. (IRV I
JEWELRY • •-•,• • „ TUIIRELL
• _
'FRUIT JAltiii foe sale by • TC R'fIELL.
•
DEX - TIS . TRY.
C. A. SACKETT'S Dental Room., New I.IWOW, Pat
Particular altentton given to all operation', on tho nate
ral 'rein.. Artificial Teeth Inaortrd In all tho various
aliDnktioartinnatt. Perfect ootligeotion oarantlart to all,
Coale 664464466, and stalatqlotiiiieMA. Office hourA•
haarneadt.day: '-
Jan. 6, 1016.74 •
HARDING Sr, HAYDEN,
PRODUCE COMMISSION M Eltel kNTS,
IN BUTTER, CIEBENE, EGGS POW,
Irving N:tilonni 11.1n1;.., New York.
S &. Co., 113 k II; Worth St. N.l
Smith S Co., (12 White SI
Wnennr Morro) . * Street.;
Nlolinnt Sprnb .:l ll‘, B.lrrlenthheN
C'. 11. IVillltnnii CW. 266 &,270 Canal St.,
July 13. 1,71,--d.
&,,AlOllOl-S
A SAFE, .
CERTAM
AND
Spxdy Cur,
.7 1 . 11 1 4 j 1 1.. et
,
L
HERVO.US
DISEASES.
Ib Wadi WV
Nagfcat
DUD;(;IM's APOTIIECA HI ES,
Keep rezplntlr onpplled with L'ltll.l3L+iallTED
Drozo and Medicine.. Chamfc,la, Dye StutT4 WI w.,&
L 1411.11,, Pnint., 011x1 Altd:Vnlll, is. Prrillattry,
Fancy So.,ya, YaLikee Notion., ,Cc.
Freell Irvin New York City,
All the most popular PATENT MEDICINES sold In
thin section, among sr Merl tuns be itound,
..kyre'n end Joyne'• Family . stedleinev.
Lho. Schenck's Pei motile Syrup eri4 Selz Weed
l'onit. Ouponcob and Cheesemarre Fa
mac mire ,ough,liolvara,,.
Wiebirti'v Pine Tree Comte),
lloll'e Bair ilenewenjUng'eAnabrovia. Kennedy'. Med.
teal Diveovery. Germen Bitten,
Hostetter', ntodench Bitters.
And Taney other kit e le of ree) velue aid merit. in feet
onr Stock emhricee a dor tO,Ortment of everything tieu
filly tupelo well rtguinied Drug Stores.
re - Pn..erlptiono reeelve portlenlar attention, and
are cArefolly and promptly compounded.
.• Store formerly oeenpled by S. Et herldcr
A. N. Firrms.
31.totromt, March :8 1111 AMOS NICIIOI,B.
FRIE
1. JMlmile. under one ronnagement—Mo Itt;lcow ith
not eh In eof ronche4. Broad gnntm. double tr n.ul
to All point+ , feat. north foot nod eouth weer. No"
and mprnvcd Conehea are run thenuzit without rhunge
to Recherter.fluffeln, Dunkirk, Cleveland, etelt:lnelu.
nett.
On and altar litondery.inne ta.10171. Twain wilt leave
Itlevtgiunon at the following hour% viz:
WIKO WEST.
tray 3.M . I`tkaa atond A y. merpted3
X 2'2 3. 31. Exit/vol. daily.
r, 0 rt. tit. Train. 'Sanaa), excepted, fun INlTalci
end Dunkirk.
p. M. Ac-Ortimodutton, !Mad we eketpted,
rxii4 p, An • U.ty Exprvs..i.undly, cxraliteri..
;:15.1. in. Exprer. sfaa, fiquid.ips excepted.
2.1.5 p. td. Way Preireit, sundae* excepted.
p. m. Emigrant Ti a in. daily fur the irmt.
•
GOWN two..
s. m. Niett, Express. Sundays excepted.
t a. m.Citic.lnasta Express, 31.sclaya excapted.
1:51 p. m. Day Eqpren.,tmedays except. d.
na . Ace , mmoditina Trs)n. dully P.r Sec.quelmni n
laV m. Elmira Mott. Non , ays exmpled.
4t U. m. New Sark Ntili I. Suuda). excepted.
pe.?,2 p. so. Light o 1•4.! EXprero. on
tetu a. m. Way Freigto.,,tudaye exceptso.
=EEO
Vr — A reviPed and compleie Poeliet Time Table' of
Pao...ogee Trains on the Erie Itniluity and connecting
lineable.. recently been pobtlened, and can be had on no.
prication In the Ticket Agent of the Company.
L. IL ItIiCKEIL, WM. It. ILUIR.
Gen */ Supl. Ueni Pass's Ag.t.
.Inne 11110.
EIIIGII VALLEY RAILROAD.
A-4 On end after Sept. train• uo the Lehigh
Vullcy fiallruad min run so tulfulvv:
DOWN TRAINS.
I.to re Wate') June-
Lion E. IL W. 8.40 a. m. 8.20 n. m,
Athena 051 '• 8.51 -
Townmla 9.30 '• 11.25
Loc..) vile 10...5 -219 p. m.
hkittuer'a E'y 10 91 " • 511 -
Alcehoppen 11.18 " 400 "
Mrlrtmimni 1111 " 8.10 "
Tonic:nook 11-'ll • • 4.45 ..
L.k 11. Juan. 1 . 4.5: p. m. 7.15 ...
Pitt%ion7,3ll `• Wilke , Mirrn 145 •• 840 '•
•V 1 hilt lintoo hip " 111.iS `•
• 101. chook 4,20 - .1.5E1 t•
„ Allentim n 5.4.3
13,thika. 8141 .. . 714 ••
•• • Sfogolt • 4 341 p..nt . ' , 1 6.54
ilhitadriphlit An •• , ''n - - , il•
4 4.6*F1A48 hPriL. :11 ei i 2 '. -- .' ...
,„, • • Ur T 11,41444.
, .
Leave Nehr York 11.55 p. m. 12 1114 m
'
, PO 10d01phia.7.45 -'
, „ -1.4 4 , to.
' Vaonon 1000 ' .
litthleham 1040 ,"
.Allenttnirn 10.42, "
Met Chunk 12.110 m.. ,
~
Whlto lln i o 132 p. Tn. ' t 1.5 3. "
Wilke. liar 2.50 " ' ' 0.15 ' l *
' . Pittotmt :810. " • • - • ' • , • 11.20 "
L. &IL Jan. 3.20 ••• • 8.45 •-
Tunienock 4.11 '' '
,
1414410eitany 4.49 '• ••
11,01opoto 457 " . . t•
141.4unten E. 5.15 "
• Lac‘iville 4.18 •' 'T01v4.143 ' 11.38 "
• %diens - 710 .. , . ~ ..
Ar. at AVnimsl,2 •. , .
. . .
Jppnliun, g. It. W. 2.:13 •• ~. , •
pr.No clutotTs -or Care , belwren Scraptcui and Now
York.'inr httweetlScraotdo aud - Philaddlidan.
Nov. 3, 1881.
%If ANDOOD : HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED.—
ILL J publbstioL. a ovimi oilitlon of sth. Ajnily
'lid 'Melted! role u Ith•
unt analicitcel,cf §i"sitlaaXplitillitli, or botaimab Wook•
nee., lii v o
olute ry Lnans.n,.lnntansint. /itnUtni
nod Pliy,•leal lanieditril lifalyinge,
icik.rano,'Ontinanspi lon, lipilepay; an grits, maimed
by.relf indulgent:4r or natal extravagance,.
rPeice, In a,ecaled utivolepo , ut4 ft.
;cra
celebrated autliot. in then hominid*: e,say,'Fimr.-
I 1 2 demonntroten from a thirty yoarn' sacceneal 'pact.
lon, that the alarmingiconadvionce*.of. salfziman may
radically cartal without thy4.ingerotie tom, or
dierlfeice or application the Mao; ,by ;Deans of
hkll ervirY bufforer, no mann' Irnitibill condition may
be, mall care bltanoltclieninly.pdvariolyidiniveddkatly.
Ilgir - Th)a•LestAiro atimild.bcAo.aild hands ut,arcry
;math and Mao In the faro.
Sent. under rent, Ina plain envelope, to antaddrens
d ou armalpt. of sht cozdet GP - two - port lannip..
, Dr. Cuiverlreli's .I'ldarrlago Gdido," prim 25
. . .
.ktldivel the Publiebero.
GRAS; si C.i2C Imre, &co.,
I 1211locurry. New York, Pont Office Box 4.58 L.
Aug. Si,
WA).117,3i. AGENTS —To 4;11 the, HOME STITTTLE
VV SEtr NG MACHINE. Prim. $25. It netlieg•the
" Lot'a Stitch." alike oh btottetde-s, and le the only 11 ,
ceased under-foot! Shuttle Machine soft Alf lesethen#6o.
Llramre lhr Whet•ler ,t, Wllron, Groritr st Acker. nod
Sloger S tit. • All other nntiertlitNl Shuttle 'Machines
otcicl for less 711 tu taint's Infringement, and the ealler
.d user bottle to prosecution. Adds: .e
cI,AHE R (It.. Boston, Moos., Pltubort.rh, Chien.. Ili,
or St. Louts, Mo. {Juno
$25-12,,ITNT'LL'n'grrilt,:; 1 47'.11;tl;
Get Pirel elm , Machine In rbe.tdarket.: Agent. wanted
hi every Town.. Llberaleornmbialon allowed. Far lama
and circular, Wiwi. A. S. llaaitheos, Gee. &teal, No.
700 Cheetuut el.. Philadelphia, At. may ltl - 9t6f6a
TEA! "
Every kind of Tea In murlcel,l6t aiiirtd., and
Coritalt•st New Intrk Also i lino as.
sortmtnt of COF.FRIL ow auto and.lonte express,
chem..t .
Montrose, rel.. Atorll 2n.
'EIN* WALL PARER. • :
Jut offload. and ialllnft Olean by •
,o: Mantrola, Opal 31.. 18b1. de4 EL ThItUELL
A I3ELI TUIIitELL,
H. Just Vetturued from New York irltb a hula ad
ditiou to hie 11.41 plod, of choice goods,
Montroro, Nev. V, MM.
4, A ,
rig is : 4 ,0 0 : c_ 31 14 u ZLdin,3seiiis::,,, , ith:ge,
hel m , c„,,, of CV* 41)4100.1%. you wd) receive, re."
toto.tosil, a corn.T.4 picture 'of. your ratans bueteuad or
Jou , with tumo IC4. date of netrfluge... Addnue W.
FoX. F. O. Drown Ho. U. Ete.tOoTtlio,'N..Y:
TECY, GAME. .teo
325 Washington Street
New York
it. s. it t.itniti.t.
L
OPPOSITE TER COURT ITOLTIC
MONTROSE, PIMPA.,
1011 N e. TAIIII3FLL, Proprietor.
•
EL•hi stn t n•+learn thl. Lluu•e daily. connecting with
the D. L. C W., the Erie. and the LebEch Valley
lfalL
eay.. (July f:, Itrzfi_tz
THE Bin EATON HATlCbtrittEߧ
INDIC.PENSABLE, Alkra3CLE
OH Tilt LAViti.
PAgeotedJoly Wk-lEGIO,
doCarlt; Itietnost porfect
licotttifi off,,rod - td the
ngle. It ie molls operated.
of In titsfuennts,ne. stud will
1 injure• the hot,. tot thin: to
ttrht rt . rtutrahl,OVlCl Liorttotol•
rith , tthro [hied to rtot Or
the 'mit,.
keItILLAN t CO
11:1. I.4th Front Strud
P..ILADCI-14.11A,
Sol•I at Dry Gooti. Trtinmlnhna 111.A1 Notion Stores.
N. it.— Sin& tt02 . :1, eta 'Bosco. assorted then. 65
N 01,1 ony part or the United Stilton op=
emcipt the money iJ one 16,18TO—CO4In•
t LL TZIOTI r FOR 18'70.
.IEF.IEI -IL=L4 EUUfIXT T
r.I, rout n rot-relit of NEW GOODeL, by lebtch tor
.-ort mi hi ry rohdertril wore and more comp lete and
attractive for nil bin uottul varielice at trade orltl6o.
In .Gu .9tv (Roods. Sew Grocerki,
Sera Ilemictrt.m. maul New .*tear*, bunt italkina,
Oil., !loom if Snot", irati•Paper, Dleckno Shade.
zha, ,r• rap, Bulutp Itozee, Zak! rf*:_,lcsP.
whia, rrill vU tr
net.flurosuble terra*. • •
New 111Uor4, Jan. /M.
4 0(X)!) DAIRY AXD GRAIN - FAME
FOR SALE.
Horne Birch:int otters bl FIRM/ fur
sub) sitnnted in thrf township of • Porestr.Lake,
Susquehanna County, Pn., 9 miles from Mont
r"se. containing 120 acres of land, - 70 acres of
which are under a {,rued state orcuitivation.
The farm contains one full hearing orchard ct
grifted fruit, and ohe young oviittrd just begin
ning to leer ; a good comfortable farts house •
hunw harm grain ham, and all• the neetasart•
outbuildings required by a good fanner; well
fenced, well watered, and a 'stream of ceivr fail
ing sp r in g water running at the door. It,L9 just
such a farm as a good dairy needs, tieing well
hurled for dairy purposes. It is situated but Ili
miles from a good school.and Baptist! and 31011-
odist churches. For terms, Sm., Address
IdILO'N
July 6, 1870.--tf . Forest Lake. Sasci,.Co. Pa.
cIo.I'MPTION GIN PE CrRED!
itltoNcitals ('AN RE CURED!
CAT.IIc.2II f'.%N RE CURED!
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OXYGENIZED lIEDICATED
IN I I ALATIONS,
1.912. COBURN'S
Inhaler & whaling 'Fluids,
Y. C. LACEY, M. D. Laccyville,
puJI PS 1 PUMPS!
BLATCHLErA •
Cumber V7:opo. Pumps
-
Theßeat nturtlicape§tPtimps ever made.
Derable v lefable',. neeitrate'iallimjifect, and give
•• atriaste W ilwerater.! . • •
They Jr( adapt
depth dfwell UT
water very ea::
one can vat the
itterettairt
to " direedoni
',Fivc perfect ant
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'ct:ctrataFtt. wooV PUMPS.
}71. - 61 Pimp s(>ld by Inc or'hay'•anthorized
rtp.ttat guaranteed ge . nulne..
G.lll..l.l%lltt l t,'Manfr.
624 and eaa, Filbert. street,
Philadelphia, Pn.
Ap. 6---43 p)
Tuns ITARTFOIT N I .: I ; T: O 4Z , IteITry:t'SSUR
l'finntgotal men Am agoute fu thte county, bn Interne
twring Wan, exclurlvt•lv nood by thls company, enable •
agent. to do a largo bu.lbgle4, a u r4L ro
btalri Inouranco
1 her, no other plan tel l , !,' on are'f It. thoughly
birth:age PotoTes r providlng 'as , o
it Income during
I llfe. and ;king egad fh bid and young. A
genta can enure annaufflikygnod•euntrattgby suldresalng
•, tiniCIhISUBY &•1i.E441117. ato. Apt.,
attf Waluur3traut, Philadelphia, Pa.
June I, '
'TRE! F nse
may burn next. Se rerugeat ouve, alther in the
JOSETTS.
kTocitY. N. Y., - • - ' ' Itt °MAO 00
Manhattan, - • 1,600,00 D On
North American, - • • - 'fes,ooo oo
Hanover. - • - Tbo,ooo 00
Oirtml, Philadelphia, • • ' ' • 900,000 00
Ent,rpsbn ' ' • ' 400,00 u 00
Or Norwich, Conn., chartered 11114 , , tha Oldest Stock
, Co.,ba'ennectliclat- AMO/ the ahoy() Ire old ettablished,
• Jazgiinbins CoraPnides. onre,, and reliable; basins been
ivied and proven. Look mit for little neerAvild cat con ,-
pani,ro vpvirmtna,ttp alkAvver the ,courstry feet to make
-money. Collor aonti our applicatioar, and I will see
that yoa are thirty dealt with. ,
flEz,llry C. TYLER.
Life nd 14'cldent Insnranta 'Agent; at the office of
W. D. twvk, Een:; Montrose. '
Pobruary 1. 18:0.--tf.
AWARE, LACKAWAITNA and
:STERN RAILROAD. Ba!AmerAnnagement
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New Ilaccipton - 1 1,55
14anunka elinuk.,.: 'I 12.40
Delattare....Dlnn.;:'., 11,35
11,00 SyrAnton.— ...... ~.. 0.15
19,35 1 4 11cholenn ' ~, 7,55
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1,V.41 11iwb0tt0m,.....,',. , ....' - 11
1,40 lilentrome, .. ' , ;..r. • 9,15
9,10 ,li•w )111forti, .... .......... AM
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cisterns or any
feet, and throw
rapidly. Any
rand keep them
t,tip: according
ty nava fail to
tion.
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