Countg •usiutog ili;eftprg. Tao lines in this Directory, one year, $1.50 taul additional line, 50 cts. NEW MILFORD tt M. !KM LEY. A• eta (nr Emnlr• fewlng Mortiletv mod- Ameriean limo: Darning Stove, Main Street, ' w. L , Arngs a . Dealers In Dry Good.. Frames ps, Root tad Shock and (1.-ncml Merchandise. on 3laln strett.second door below rhe Episcopal Chorcb. • tyros 110TRI.. kept by WILLIAM &unix, oa Msin street, Watt . the Dcpot.—• NICITQLIS :3110611VIC.Flt. Agent for Lef.Y• clonhle Tartan Ct. Bait water whrtl In are, nttlefaction gnuantree.• . tr. - la EAT.. PonnArr. and don', In Plonr• nnA nthrr uterbsiTs, one door rrom Phloney's 110 0, Main St. N. P. 'RIM 11811. earring,. , oker atid-Urdortoker, or. ttittet. two door., to low Moro_ 11cCOLLLN BROTIIERS. Deniers to Uroccrles sod Pruvislono, on 31etill -tree[.• L ft RR. KT. / FRS., I , rn lo Flour. Fend Me.l , 01.1 F J. 114.1. ettlit.3l. Oror , lies and PrurS•luelS !kin n itreet, onpo•ite the Depot. Iv : 4 T t .llAliliEN, .M.inenrctm,r9k of Cinr. nor! Wir.lesAlft athiet*: In Testrken Nutlnno nl.l appllA:nn:MAisOltreet. Epiicopal Church • )1041 1 ,41i':VCAP. Mantit•rtiirer• 11 , r1 ;40:Mortitecr,Flodiage. Art"..ntar Ristscnn o • A.LIIO . ,a, WitUF:N. Delder• In itrun, a ma m.almit.m., 1110 - 31414tatafialetnters or pgags, on Main Street, :1, or .thei:lter4 , ST&l'S;'' Homo Aboaint• • nct reneral Repairing on Math Street; luitith of the Lrh.ge. J. DiCICHRMANr. 311 . Dealer In zenerml tn,rohandlvo and Clothing. Brick Store. on Maio Street. _ . Iruippit & READ. Dealer* In g•nernlNcruhandi.e en MOOT/nat.- • GREAT REND L. X IEN II KIM. Inn, of I ether. and dealer in zeneral Men:ll/ant - I,e. on Htin Str• et • pk ?RAN:, olor and drrlrr In 1-t,,,h Made nothing, Dry Good*, Grocer it, sod Nov Main Street • LENOXVILLE • lIIRANI WHITE. Mannfeetarer of and dealer% Innen or Plow• and Coalinga. GIBSON E.ImA n D y M nuttetnrcra. 91' Walton. - and Elletr.!ho, near the Itqn MONTROSE ARIL TVITTIFLL. 1 1 nr.lcir in Pr:yr , . T.I iron. ?Mm., 01, Dr , Strff . n Iry Ts Atone, etc. i•irp, 21. '71.1 IRJEBB 'Seca ()face. and .lealeril firocer its tad Pros bi:0113. Crockery. etc.. PubSc Avenue. MKS E. CARM LT. Atlerru, et (du' OITA, one dour below Tarlx.ll Md., Public Avenue • COOPFM .t Foe, r. Pr T:ck Is and In-nl/P an Ftennd. Ita.land and !dent land 14 I IL FLETCTIFIt'S Eatinz Saloon is tho to _.t Ice Cream, Oystont and Clmnti. In On St ilt, letteet• STROU I'RCy (;,, Fl, nr ?"I.q .wce Azunte ..•;1 ,J A rk,lt-ut Tit ko. Vevr 13,1 PhiLd, !phin. e our door earl of the Bank. F R A Sir I.F.R Genrr.ll..ural.ce awe. Inz Ma rul.i it Ayala... • LICRNS & NICII•tI, , . the ••:•te••t • T., Itrt.••:••,11•1N1.•ti c•tte...Cient, T•allter•• • t••••t ket•it••••k•. bp•tta rico. Ytt••ker NO , it... NI M. I. C.A. Ilan le.— In ll,Ant: , le., er ,•, in urundy kept In tke opint•lte the flank. RX H 110 , 711 t c'l TIAL, 11 •nd M , lltflrt"rrre , and Sherrill...a Imre. clitua r of Matn Nt rt. et S TT ST )rt. and r moth.. Tri”inzll..z, 411.1 Fw....111,. ••••,•14 =OEM! A N I3i' I 1.11?1 , 0, „.... r„„.., Itook•.Stattonery atoi Yankee Notions. at bead t avrunea SPORE r. Avlralrurll .113,.1.-mcat.. Flour and tiroccr en. tryzu. te MITLAIF.L. I.lrerr as 4 Excitant, Xta,tle. tit raar ut litttx I • J- R. DEWITT . neaten. 10 Dry Good.. Ilan' Waft and gcoerai ran hand., carver, near bock Block • Tom! 3intelligence. Notice The scar In S: Paul's Episcopal Clinrch. Montrose, will be sold for the ensuing, year on T.,:esday Jai. 3d, IS7I, at R) a la. A ce:leral atten,lance of the eong - regaLthn re quested. • Montrose, Dec. 21, Notice. The Susqueliunna County A.,;-ric.llthral Soc ie. ty will hold their Annual Meet:ng ut the . Cwart House in f..vc:.!ag .!an 1021,1..i:I. Ail be prescatal at va,.e. HENRY C TYLER, Sti'y 31x1trose, 1:1(T. 21, 1,70—t.,1 M — A total eeliple of the sun t.il:es rl.,ee to_ morrow (Dec. 22,14 The of .44 the country need not get any auitikmi glasses ready. fairWeregiot to learn that Hon. Warren J. Woodward, President Juilgo of the Courts of Berks county is in declining health. Concert—Christmas Eve The Swiss &II Lingers. combined with Le Continentals," will give a Concert on Szqtad dayevsming„ Dec 24th. With the welt eatal..- united reputation of both these troupes, the ez rertaitauent win be very attractive end amm inx. Remember, on Saturday evening oust, -.4 the new Court House, in Montrose. Admiz- Nion, 33 rout& Take Warning. ScientiDe men have quite recent! y .11LCOrt:1 - C3 that the poison taken into the system from the continual stnoklag of tobacco, will cause death in one buts tl and sixty-seven years. Thesq valQ bare b molting nearly that length of tittio had bette cak themselves of that habit at once. ,* -- Fares Going I, i• The Efie, New York Central, and Pennsylva oft.t.Ealitnad Eapapanles hare agreed upon Urllll. eforni irystana of prices for freights and passen gers, by which an advance of about 33 per cent. isinade upon preciorrs tables of rater for thro' freighus; toddle passengers' fares are increased in the Same proportion. The Strike We are informed that the miners strike ttm coal region of this State Is not likely to ton Le gal. J 411,1 4P. 13 . Ql4 pried 4.t noel pnismat, as tberi4sa large 'supply on hand ; indctat the strike, as usual, is said to lia,e been brought about by the huge operators for the purpose of disposing of their surplus coal on hand. And YVAi l l,4tAlleitillowlera are clamorous far fuitli: entratectluo f9r the coal monopolies, aintasseis ' For books dro probably not antare of t 1 fact that a fire-cent stamp is required to be attached to every signature in their books—tba agree ment to purchase being considered a contract. - ro w Large Potatpes. Thakais iti;adiai or East Rust, 6r01i4:4 into our sactum sixteen potatoes that enamel:l a plump half bu.shel. Mr. Raiding intbnned ae thst he, had nifty - of live smelt lee Houses. 41afvf elit4.. 04 . 04igi.1 . 1" ice ab9tod..ke,gatitered for Bummer use, we give the .CFP, iiTipvist,bo-moat. approved oethod for its cute, torprAvutg two -The % house. may be.bails -. : „ . entlrelx above of cheap, rough. material end will answer an &gel - lent:purpose, provided Only the essential eanditions are observed: There must be r.o free circulation or air beneath or against the Ice. The channel through which the water Bows shOula nOadmita draft, of air, ho wa ter stand in contact ;with the ice. The ice must be upon a mass of some non : conducting material—straiv, Wheat . chaff, etc. - The sides alto:1131)e or :wo-d, double, and packed filth some non-conductor ;dry as saw-dust, shay ingi, spent tarAnrk, ete. There should be some fru' eommrMletittinisivith the ale through thr roof aboVOlto ice, (not • a draft). If in small massts be surrounded, and also covered withattiv;, - thattor saw-dust. Soequelmuna Co. 311edical Society. The Susquehanna County .Iletlical Psxlety will hold "their next demi-annual meeting nt the ofliccofDr.Garciner, in Montrose on Weehued) . .Tamar}• 4th, 13:0. A general incitation k ex tended to nll regular practitioners. A Clinic will be held nt ^ o'clock r. at., when all cases %Wit may be yir . csented will be treated free of charge by the Society. A full attendance is de sired, Persons suffering from chronic diseases will find it much to their advantage to be prim en t. L. GARDNER, Secretary' Winter. There is a east diffornee between the *inters now-a-days and those of forty or fifty years ago. We have /CDs snow, but some really hard freez ing weather. Those who carry the snows of mane winters upon their heads," will agree with us in saying that the winters were formerly longer and more tedious than now. They wilt remember that in years gone by, early in Nov. the snow began to fall, and came down In large flakes, till the whole air was dark, and thmearth itnst in the fleecy mantle. They remember as the season advanced, the snow descended day after day until the roads were filled; when far and near the whole landscape presented a series of white heaps, ear} - lug in height from sto 20 feet Now we arc apt to have-six weeks-sled ding in March," and In fact that Is the rudghe.st month of the 1 ear. Conference The Conference of Susi - inch:limn Astmeitit ion of Universalists nt-et itt Tloptiottom Pa. on Wednesday and Thuraday, L 28 and 211.1870 The beautiful chore!' editiee Jost compTeted 1,3 oer sork.ty in that pine:, ta be solemnly dein eated to tie tborship of Alini,zlity God on the fiat tiny of the Conferenec. Rev. E. G. Brooks 1) 1) of Philadelphia, it i., expiated r; ill I reach the dedicatory sernion. Other mini.tcn are expected to be prsent. Come our and al, to this sriritual "Ibtoit. The put.tic ar, invited. irma 31i,siona ry Board. Rub"' _Musical Convention Mu_ Enrron - Allow me through your col umns to ray a few words in regard to our con , es..i. Ts, held- in this place comintmeing Nov 'o.,o22,_lucted by Prof. IV. 0 Perkins it 1)0,1011. weeth.r beiog mane improved it, by coming to our musical fea,:t.. There wa , a good rt.l r,cntation at drat smion, and contiau,d to c..nne until our class numbered 110 all pla:c4 that were accessublc had the'? s I , r 3,eee. e.sr,..ef-aty Its, I 01-IrcaT4ll. Ni t tqle, s l 31any thank, to that or. ganiza'i .n fur comb-es and valuable help Th , •r V \ pit' if, worth) of imitation and 1 ,uld Is, re . - .l;7gest to all that have an oppor tunity to "go and do likewise." The order that w. 14 ohs,-v 01 r , lghout , end the interoa man -0.-sted I v the 'bowed conclusinly that the o`,ject in coning here Was to I..tru and that use of I...rtnnity for the accomplishment of that objes, t was really a fat or..bly one. feel' sure this: very member of the convention, will bear inc oat in saying that Perkins has .sls,,vn an interest in lw class, only equaled b uo2a of Isi • übilitic4, in Isis examples, evplana tient rO-.1 ssiggcathms, 4.111 of which ha pupils will do well to remember and praetl , e. The eoncert Fridry evertir7 is worthy of note. Very soon after the close of the afternoon cleFirous ut obtaining . kcal., began tog:nth e r in, and at an early hour it was anreounc,sl that the house hoLl no more, conselticnt• iv nil:, had to go away without glinting ati nnttrar.ee The programme rmbraced a happily vari , ...l 4,1 e, tr ,rs from Cie solemn and outh011: Ta! c Ad, - the transition :rum " grave to g:ty," being so well arranged by the accomplishel director, that the unweari, , l attention of the ludirriee was rntintained to the 1,),e. But ns all gatherings am doomed to breaking up, so wrot our convention, but not ~I~1: .11~'.i without nil ferling that it was time and money well spent. Before dispersing the committee on solutions through their chairman presented. follun ing, n Lich was adopted. Ti",roes. It in universally vdtnittcd that a knowledge of vocal music is one of the Eneht ac eotnpli,hnu•nttt And that its study .hould be en couraged by 2111os - et . * of good society—therefor.• Tee.hrd. That we an tomboy; of this Con vention will use our !amerce WI promote the culture of vocal nntrie, as ste believe it to be a very effective means for elevating the standard of soclet v. RoolraL That we tender to Prof, Perkins rair thanks. for the Interest he has taken In .a.ur bolialf, and fur the able und gentlernanty man• nia - in ss hirli Ile has (=ducted the 5(.. 4011 of this Convention. &agree. That we consider the "Chorister irLits rious demi rt en ts one of the best books of it. kind now before the public. and that the study of its content,. will condnec to the eleva tion of ehur,•li tousle, and we confidently recom mend it to inc everywhere. Ilehq red —That w e tender our thanks to the Trustees of the church, for the 1.19 e of this pleas ant louse during the st.,ions of the Cuuveh tiuh. Resolved. That tee tender to the good people of this place ctur he thanks fur the kind enter tainment rtweired ut their hands during our stay with them. assuring them the,t_ihnir o ebb w ill not noon tf! forgotticm G. W. &arm, R. B. ILOWELL . Corn. .1. P. Rosworrrn, Large arOuluflun. " The Susquehanna Jeur Ints the largest cir culation in ther'tiliCAlc wilbte ptihiished hf ,e.ny paprrin the connty."—Aisveti. We suppq*nhtt.6nearisin office. Pretty salt, assertion. The editor might have included allot the Mersin the State. State Normal School There- will ben vacation in tie Mansfield State NOrmal ,School, commencing Thursday, Dee. 22d, DM, and continuing until Jornifig 4tt., will be veliafarbrable time for students to enter. Commonoemopl, The neat term of the Mon wise Graded *ha)) will commence on Monday', January 2d, 1871 , ,- under 'tlie charge of Prof. A.H.Berlin as princip al. A. Teacher's clam will be found, and other prosi r oemiatave. .r g 7 11"1. A Success. The closing exercises of the Montrose Graded ' Cowan, comes to us recommended by eminent School so far as the Principal and scholars I educators and writers, from whom we select the were concerned .were a 'decided SUCCPSR,ShOW- following: ing good ability on the part of both. The dec- I Ftoat,h3mreis E.: ALtal, Ed; Index, Toledo orations and arrangements were in good taste, I Dr. John Cowan's Science of a New Life, Is a and a number of the students evinced a decid i work-devoted to all that relates to marriage, i ri 'lli t tr a e t ca w : a li t : ca n no eel talent for declamation and composition. and the jniuner in which they had been trained by and u sv i rit u t a e l o di la a sty r hi r,b a a n t li o s n p 1 our unqualified that physiological knowledge of this da p o ,cipd ii:se-cti,ir6dit tftsei him. We character is sorely posted by thousands and however were much disgusted with the die. I thousands of people whose innocent offspring orderly' conduct of some small and even large! , u , i ti u , is i i t payee To those p'e penalty l t , j , f I t o . , f there parents'4putit ignoranceesli an boys who by their disorderly conduct greatly 1 ; exceptionable book on third stibjeets M y the detracted from the interest of the audience, by 1 hands of young persons approaching maturity, critic ing so much noise in the back part of the.' we can esmselenti°usli/ ream/maid this as one II enlighten without debasing. room that it was impossible to hear the speak. i that wi From Rec. E.. 1. 'Ward Trtthrorian Minister, of ere, and so f the audience went home. in I consequence. here Is no more reason that I . an assemblage I that kind should be disturbed I I tli r Bethany, 'Wayne CO., Pa. The Science . c d f a N m e l s j v Life, John o Cowan, by an intulerable - niassnce than that our reli- :i i n . .l D e . fic l er y f o ure l r e u r m W tilend it to the cortrina n c a e g o e i gious assemblages should he, if the same interest : my people, and hope I will have a very exten was taken to preserve order, fur precisely the I sive cirsmiation. same laws govern. Thai Principal whale time , I Froqi the CArixain Adrceate, N. Y. is more than occupied with his chilies cannotl It is n difficult as well ns a delicate task to he expected to do the whole of this business. discuss in a proper a tanner the subject of the .The directors fa:Lcl other authorties shotthl see reproduction of a ride life. Thil, the author of this work has undertaken. going into details of that order is preserved if they lock up every boy, facts and it:tit...opts% with constantly applied young and old, in the county prison. suggestions of a I*. ,iological, sanitary, and ----es 4MII. -ow--- I mural character 'lf:, lilt MO 1 and execution The Chamberlin Tragedy, of the wort, arc unite unexceptionable, and A „ wk . has passed sway since this sad and in a i i , tt , i li i; i :if ,. its prx.ti..al suggestions are certainly fatal affray, and the public excitement Is some- From the Laic,. ci, i,, ,, , ~ ltwteame lir, Clara E . what abated. Very few are the recent develop- ii ~,d II areal . ' =Ms which throw new light upon the subject This is a scientific work in the true sense,l- Many reports and rumors are circulated, which cote being defined to be an aggregatio a cof are very far from the truth, and unjust la the I truths and facts properly related to each other, extrema. It appears very clearly that Mrs. I from which valuable dedui tiMIP spay be drawn. Chamberlin was murdered, and the evidences Dr. Cowan is it reformer of the radical type, point reryieonclasively to her bustnend ns the a v i !i d o belie co c v t e i s n , in going it to n, , , t a , n a li e r we cia of an evil aid tan trul y sacsii l executor of the terrible decd, but whether he goes to the root of the social and pliVsictil premeditated and willfu'ly, or in an angry pas. evils nosy so deeply affecting ;society. Having Mon and unguarded moment, he dish the dead- no faith in negative virtue erighoraut innocence, ly . `blow, 15 not an easily shown. There arc p he rec a r i , li e .ipts Vir f t o u r e. his p ia e ot w to li t o i i 6n s o ub irtil l ge of m t u i s e t many chances in favor of the latter. Whether relation of the sexes is fuliydiscussed, and the the fittal stroke was.inflicted with an ax. or in I rules laid down plainly, upikt which physical some other trimmer, is a matter of much doubt, redemption must be achieved and many of the and butler, known to the murderer than the Vit' c e ia c l ornm ud end in tli r i a s l w L o 'c r i k iS to o l th s e "- en iot r Y efu r l perusal emedi ed. public. To say the most, the skull was not of the earnest and thoughtful of both sexes, fractured as could be discovered. The parties i From Ore Lowell Daily Courier. are dead, and with them is buried We truthful This is the only book of 'Lis character history of the affair. How mach !letter for the have tvi;r.cett which seemed to be eimbued w 7 1 v t h e It, ing if its horrible scenes could be forgotten. i a conscientious spirit from beginning to end. but if they ore to be remembered, how mit:li 110;1dr-cis of books on lore. manlier, and the more ehri,.tianlike would it be, in the absence • r l til , a .i t , io , r i T t o h t: , i t n lie h s ., e , r di l , ) , : i t e ve in be , a w ritten i to sell. of positive truth, and when there is a doubt of of rk:inelyin - g t1i.,2 hove elite they p r re u t e end 'ar tc i o n tn t b e a a t d a twice merciful nature, to decide in favor of but nobody can practice on the principles laid tlie dn.ibt —"when the scales of accusation poise ' l T y ' l by br Cowan, ii 111/011t being better and donbtfulty, to let mercy touch them with her ii;:ser l, . p;‘ , doubt if a% . one ever reached his dowityladanLautil turn the balinec un tile ;en 11. r I honk is r an j c u l t e..lall y t ore - U l l /1 o to s...7 11 40(1 0 pages,. well side." Another Sad 'extirplc is recorded and illustrai. I. and is reccummentle Iby high mcdi: lesson imparted to the living, whose domestic ' cal and ecci.:siastkal authorii •. relations air not what they should be, teaching ! From I?,r. R. 1,1.2,1 . :Zit, of 6 Own, Pa. us all to bent and forbear." Aud WO:1U it nut be wise in all of ua to heed Ira terrible W0..1 I ue not all, the rclat:‘ us and ti loud, or both partie , ul t he decease.l, be InJeli r, both as individual, and as a neighbor 1, to lct oar Nympathi es arise, and if pos,,i aclaally feel that this unfortunate man did nut :In,: inzirder in h!. heart when he executed !he ierrih:e Berl' "Ju , 1 3 ,, nut that ye be not F. E. Loom N Susquehanna Sall Works We Neer.• ban led be F J Wall, President the Co , of the •Trospectrt, of the - , us ; le ham, ti,lr and Moon; Co " nith foil assurance Ir. m Mr. Wall, that stir tss is n in mai of the company, and that the matter to to be pushed forward re , w by parties in this s-ction who ate imere‘rted In the matter, and it l•elies L.l tint sufficient icon ir.t of brine earl be r.lrtained to pay a goo.l dividend on the aronprirrrt cumin) It is claimed, that salt has been made from brine procumd at this spring for more than hundred years, anti tb:l4,lrlefore Syracuse salt Naaknownin thil section of the county, that theinhibitante front far and near came to the ripring to boa the and make their neces -4.lry supply of salt. and parties wow lit ing re member visitirter t Iti• spring Alarm forty years a-4.0, a well was %rink to a depth of ^9O to r-rO , of a 2 , .. 2 inch bore, by Nicholas Biddle. :hen Prisi lent of the 1.; S Bank, and orle•r.. The knowle Ise of s'nhingartes'an neirJ, rendered their efforts futile, and the enterprise was abandoned. „in 433. the "Susquehanna SAM Works Co pm-chased the property, and sunk a well 1.1 the depth of 650 feet. with a 454 inch bore, nt an expense of f 29,000, erecting buildings, tanks and salt block,tec Several veins of fresh and sail water were passed through. NA hen at the depth lltid flet, but from that torte on until the present depth of 630 feet no more &tali water was frond, Litt some 'excellent veins of brine wen., hound, the List, within a few feet of the bottom. : was the strongest of any yet found. The company started their block, and manse factured about twenty tuns of fine dairy sail. The company feeling tinit the amount made was not sallitient to make it pay well for the investment, and being parties in New York who had the matter on speculation Instead of parties locally interested, refused to pay any more assessments towarn further developing the recourses of the well, causing the project to be abandoned until purchased by the present coin pady. The salt made as as of the tcry be6l quality and was 60 pronounced by competent judges in New York. The new company have purchased the entire title and interest to the property and have se cure! a charter front the state of New York. The st,ck is full paid up stock,anl they have all the fixtures necessary for operation. They hare determined to sink the well at least 200 feet below its present depth, which will make It B,lofeet ° Whicli is the depth of hiss best wells both at Syracuse and Sag,anaw. The company being, in the hands of parties in this vicinity, such as Alansou Chalker of CorLetts ville, Gen. Supt., J ohn S. Tarhell of Montrose, Vice; resi , andontitersreunkes cnarlutowladgeol tlii r ei c ht.c i rtifisetitiiiten 'Was ti 9 tirbeltet;%e that whatever resources the well contains will soon be (let eloped' Mr. Wall the Priest. manifests the energy and enterprise compatible with his pusni o n, and we feel meouragel indeed that "salt may save us” if a rail road dues not. Mildness Matters. • We omitted 'McKenzie and ruurot among our dry goods merchants in our advertising e9lnmtilti teetsetrlstissue.J—t 3 r ' —&v advertisement of the Harrisburg Pat- ! riot, thicoreek. —The supervisors of Silver Lake advertise a road letting, nonday, D(04,. 2444. - —Patrick Donelir and M. J. Golden,- ex ecutors, advertise the estate of Denis Donelly of elioconut for sale January Mir, Ib7l. Additional Sheriff balts3 this week. —G. B. Eldred, Prothunatary gives notice of of the tiling of license petitions fur January term of Court. See J. C. Ayer A; Co.& advertisement goods Tor sale at Abel Turret's and BUM., Lk Nit:Luis. fa — A strike among Erie Railway hands at Busquehiuma Depot is reported. . . inir - Tlie lot-est 'pain wbrelfgoir reached' on 1 Saturday was 110% closing at 11036. tirOnolfithdiiintatt. last we liaCconitderablq or s snow storm, some sleighs are flying shout orith merry bells to remind us of th e approach " Mcrty Christmas" "The Science of a New Life,* by Dr. I believe that "Scieiacti of Ilia New Life" Is decidedly the aldest and purest work of the yin I (Ott ever came tO my notice, and I cheer fully commend it to the public a worthy of an extensive circulation. The ts.rk is Rohl only by subscription LII rotigh age nts. M M.SON. Mailers Carpenter are eanea_ssing agents for Szquelianua and IV)ty 1102 COU tiCS th:cerniwr, 21, 113:0. 1w II N T. - MAGAZINE NOTICES T::,! NO ,- Yen nitinn , r of the LA DY . 1,1 FatEND ertaini adrii io,co thing thi, Queen of the 3lorittilt 1111;lert , 0 :1.•,:111 , iii11 4 211-1.WO Steel one td thin an exquisite;' a colored In it-pged Kodiion iiierior to any thing of the kind, a colored Lamp Mat; a pr,dt v wood-cut, "My Little Lady;' a I,,,iffilar place of mu.ict and a tnost profuse Ti, iety ulPined rations of dreos and fancy work. T new I. cure illlllollnet 1 In this number, that patterns or an It, otesses, oce , are Cannoned cheaply and post paid on application to the publishevi, will be eagerly weietimed by the ladirA , hinge it re spcn,is to the great practical question that even; season pr.wiea thetn- - 11 hat shall we wear, and how ahall we get it made The literary matter is most ins sting. With an unrivalled array of con trdmhirn, Tllti LADY'S r, niarkalile tor getting each one's aail la aqua. Prier V. 50 a year ii,!l al +n a rim MeVl engrax lug). :r (and one gratis,) 'The Lady's Friend' and "The Saturday ren ing ro4t ' one engraving;, it.4,11:115 roidishisi lie Diiaeiin & Peterson. Philai!elphiri. oopies scut gratis, to those nho m ean allblness. Tim lioNTrti.v NovELErrE forJanartry.—We ha,e re, iSe.l this COe camlidate tar popular vor. h r tt k an favorite on an entirely new tonntialion. TM: Monthly Novelette will wia its way to p.m:1.161v N% About much trouble, a , it is to gm lain only first-class stories. No essays, or dry rhatf. or long reviews which only a few read. The ladies will like it for its love stories, the gentlemen for its stirring ad ventures, and the girls and boys for ha juvenile deparnient which cannot be sena:ft:M: l Lots of poetry, illustrations &c., &., gu . .to make it a first, but; in igsline generally interesting to the public. The tirvt number la a little tihea‘l of time, co that all can see it before subscribing tor other journals. The February plumber will . be icaned about the middle of .Tanuary: other • number. about the same time mach month. It is for soh: at all depots, or ia:2,04:1 can obtain it Mr a year. Addreas Trtouns & TALBOT, 63 C,mgress Street, Button, Mass. The United State ,, Patent Lais , s, with Instruc tions haw to nb tntn Patents, is the title of a work of 112 palies, sent to us by Muns & Co., Park Row, New York It also containo the official ruleA, tones for pat,mt deeds; hints on seilinz Patent.. Ii t dia;rams of mechanical move n], or , amt a i.tr4ze rari , •ty of other useful information. It is a hook really worth "lasi% and can be lvol free he all who will send their name, to .Nlt,sN. Mr it CO , as abovt. —Many Suffer rath,r than take nanse ons medicines. All alio suffer from r•orighs, colds, irritation, of tne bronchial tubes or tendency to consumption, will find in Dr. Balsam of Wild Cherry a remedy as agreeable to the pal ate as effectual in removing disease. fhe Balsam is a pleasant remedy; it is a safe remedy ; it is a powerful remedy: it is a remedy that cures. MARriIBC~f76. Flen't.LY—l'¢rrts—ln Montrose, Dec. 14, 1870, at the residence of the bride's falter, by Rev. K. Ei' rtl, Mr Crandal I). Hawl-y, and Miss Pontine A. Pali:, Loth of 3101:rose. 7J123.A.P813. GiliSon, Der. 3d, Ettie L., daughter ofEdwin and Olive Clinton, aged 11 years and 8 months. After a long and painful sickness, patiently endured, Ettie fell mletp in the lure of Jesus, leaving a farewell ines,age to her school-mates, to be good girls, and meet her in Ileaven."— She has gone to rejoin all lufant brother, Divehi J., whom God recalled to llintself on the 28th of January „lei% at the early ago ofxlgliliveeks. G. F. CLEmovs—ln Great Bend, Dec. 10th, Mrs. Sa• rah Clemons, wilooNrinCletuons, formerly of Bridgewater, Yeitr MEACILLNL—On the Btll Ina.; in Springirille, Au gustin Meacham, aged 78 years. TLe early settlers are thus passing away. A B. TARBOX, • • W•tehmaker & Jeweler. and Dealer ft Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and Gold and Sliver Plated Ware. Shop opposite Mechanic's Hall, §twinehaoha Depot, Pa. Dee 7, 1.178 —St gletv Advertisements. ROAD LETTING. Thejob of making a road from E ll atus K. Hill's to George Hill's, in Silver Lake township, will be let on 'Monday, Dec. 26th, 1870, at 10 o'- clock, a. in., at the house of Ellen Phalen. J. DOW, . ' Id.VOGAN, • T. PATTEN, Silver rake, Dec.21,'1870. Supervisors. E .XECUTORS' SALE. The executors of the estate of Denis Donley, Late of ettoconut township, dec'd, will sell at pub lic vendoeon the premisca of said decedent, on Monday. Jan. 9th, 1871, ut 10 o'clock, a. In., the following property, to wit Cows, 8 Yearlings, 2 Calvea, 1 one-horse lumber Wagon, 1 single Harness, 1 Drag, 2 Plows, 1 Cutter, 1 Home Rake, 1 Churning Ma chine and Churn, a quantity of Hay, Household Furniture, such as Beds and Bedding, Cooking Utensils, Looking Glass 1 Store and Furniture, Milk Pans, Hens . and '1 urkeys, and many arti cles not mentioned. TERMS.—AII sums or $5 or less, cash ; over $5 five mouths credit, with Interest and approv ed security. PATRICK DONLEY, M. J. GOLDEN. Chocout, Dec 21, 1870. Executors. LICENSE PETITIONS. Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the act of Assembly, the following named persons have filed their petitions with the Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of Susquehanna, for License to keep Taverns, Eating Houses, and to sell liquor by measure in said County, for which they will apply at January Sessions, 1871 : M. B. Partens, Tavern, Clifford. Philip Ryan, " Friendavilla Wm. Bulfum, by measure, " Asa Day, Tavern, Gibson. W. H. Callum, Eating House, Gibson. John H. Lockwood, Tavern, Harford. Charles Kirk, " Hartnoy. Cornelius Borland, Eating House, Harmony. Margaret Daughan, eating house, GLBend boro. Catharine Kirby, Richard Stack, by measure, Delos Roberts, tavern, Jackson. Peter Ten Eyck, eating house, New Milford bo. Joseph Arlen, " Susquehanna Depot. E. R. Abbott, Tavern, Susquehanna Depot John Tierney, by measure, Maurice Myers, " Henry Perrine, eating house, " Adolph Zorn, P O'Donnell, Eliza McGraw, M. J. Hartley, Trecco, by measure, .1. B Brown, eating house, Great Bend tarp. Win. N. Bennett, tavern, Auburn. Lauren Mclnerny, tavern, Choconut. Charles L. Low, tavern, Auburn. L N. Bullard, eating house, Montimee. G. B. ELDRED, Clerk. Montrose, Dec. 19, 1870. DISSOLUTION The partnership heretofore existing under the firm name of .1. L. Merriman & Son has dissolv ed by limitation. The notes and accounts due said firm are in the hands of the subscriber for collection, who will also satisfy all debts owing by said firm ; and it is very desirable tht,t pay ments should be made before the Ist of January, 1871. J. L. MERRIMAN. tipsonville, Dec. 14, 1870.-3 SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAL X3I:7FILIVE. eb NICLIEICCIMaieI, DRUGGISTS, Would moppet fully say to the pablla, that la &Maas to their usual assortment of PLIIESDEUGS AND MEDICINES, tbev have Paints and 011.. Varnish, Dye-Stnfro, Winn . end Liquors, Patent Medltlney, Spertacles o Sys Ginaaea. Pocket Knivra, Ritolll. Violin GiTiltarStrinv, nmeired • an. l o t a Revolver., Gnu Cap.. ODD Wadding, Cartridges, ie. We keep slwerp no bend end rnr Bla.tlng.rwwder, Owl Powder, Mlle Powder, Tobacco end Cigar" ors .e• perior quality, and a general usortment of Tinkle No• lions. Viritemembter the CHEAP CASH DREG STOILS Burns & Nichol.. Montrose, Dec. 14, 18TO. CALL AT ROBINSON'S SOUTH - F.IM TIER EMPORIUM, 88 Washington Street, Binghamton, N. Y. Where you will find The Largest Stock, the Beet Ansortment, and the Lowest Prices of any housein the city. !V. 11.—A.11 Goods sold warranted as represen ted. Binghamton, Aug. 1870.- Ay CTATE NORMAL SCHOOL, NASSFIBLD. TicOA co. PA. English and Clasaleal mums. Irerma begin SePteinber 7th, Decenil4r lttla, and thatch lift. Stataapproprinaions :or students. .Stuttenta o mitted of any time. Apply to CHAR IL VERRILL, A. E., Mitottlekl, Pa. Ans. 81. 1870.—1 y = CONGRESS VIAITik: t :" II TERRELL'S FLOUR I FLOUR ! = l s t Ws day forward. we shall sell nett it WHOLESALE PRICES We hang out no lithe colors, teat mean Just what we may. WU' soaking Flour a apeeiul►l, oar stock of FRED, MEAL, SALT, LIME CEMENT, GROCERID!, PROVISIONS, Qv. Will be kept full and sold at very small profits H. GARRATT & SON. New Milford, March 9, 18:U.—ty F ARM FOR SALE : Tbe Rubocri offer* for sale his Farm. matelots to lb. out put of N.w MlU'ord township, contatatimg ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-TUBES ACRES 125 sere. Improved. well watered hi sprinzs.stsd a small creek. There are two h0n..... one new. and three horns. one new. and other ontholldlnew. and two rood orchards. The land unt Itnprored Is banally timbered. Terms made use. For further Informotlon call no or address the sobcrlber at New Milford, dose's Co. i's. Nov. 10, M6s.—lf JACOB HAT MAN. NEW FIRM; NEW GOODS The unbecribers are new merle - Inc from New Tork ■ new and ?week stack of GROCERIES & PROVISIONS which +lll be gold at s low tram fur rofb. Arnortg the anaserotuartiales tnzy be found Rove, Hanle, Dried Beef, ¬ed Ilalaut, Ce 4 Mackerel, dr. TON, ClafreS, Rfre, Mart., Werrst,,nthlre Sane< Csratad Peaches, Pears, Pine Apples. theset CAha, Toms tots, Quinces, sad Plums. Cocos, Flulos, Extract LerMAU, etc. etc. All klada of SPICES, Citron, Orange Red, car_ CROCKERY Ji. OLMO3WARS. A No 1 Mewing and Staakleg Tobacco, ere. All of 'dila can be warranted a►dnt clam goals, and ehosy. In addition to the Grocery trade, we have purchased Geo. c. mar* News °dice, ‘e here you can find a good +election of Stationery, Books, belly, Weakly and Monthly Paper.. Magazine, Books and papers not on hand will be ordored and furnished on snort notice with out extra cbarive. Special earn given to orders. No tom. We to show goods—so drop to and see for yourselves. or - Goad. delivered without extra charge. 11. J. Wass, t C. M. Uses, i WEBB d ORME. Montrose, May la, 1870. •`30,000 Worth of Goods store for the opening of the Fall Trade of 1870, In a full and general aroortment of Dress, and Amnia/ling. and Fanny (foods is Empress Cons, D:ants, ,1/ trino•, Caicos.:iliototr. Ckoset4, embossed Fslfs, and Hoop Skirt. Ladiasond Bens Fes... Buffalo Alba, Panty Lop Boort, afWI aosortment of nto!lts. Caul mere.. Lodiar'etoeAs, Fternnnts. Hothery, Damon:lir Coltow, dr, etz. with a general assortment 'of lists and Boots &, Shoes, Oils and Paints. Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Story, Iron, itc., furnish• ing a superior opportunity for selections, and will be sold on the moat favorable terms, by 8. 13171,1.11.1TT. New Mllfurd. sot. 30th. Irg A ORM W AN - FRO FOR LIL TUB LIBRARY OF POETRY AND SONO tho handsomest sad cheapest work eztant. It taw ..one thing In It ad the best for every ono.—lut the old, the middle liked and the )oung—end moot become univer sally popoler. Excepting the Bible. this will be the book most loved sod the mo.l frequently referred to In the family. Every page hash passed order the critical eye of the grew poet. W3I. CULLEN ETILANT. RIII•thILIVCO for IMP T CIITR. The only book of Its kind nvsr sold by subscription. Sand at tame for circu lars, lc., to GEO: MACLEAN, Publisher, Sansom 5E., Irbiladelphin, Pn. NIVANTED—AGENTB—To sell oar new illustrated TT Book of Trays!. OVERLAND THROUGH ASIA. By Col. Thomas W.Knox. A comprehensive and val uable exposition of the countries of Alaska. tilherla. China and Bassin as they ire to thty Matching our Illchardson's •• Beyond tho Miseiseippl." Ind - Mark Twain'e Innocents almond" In 8t lc, Am bend for crlculsts and see our extra terms Address. AblatICAN PUBLISLUbiti CO,. Ilartfent, Conn. Dec.ll.-4 w AORNTS WANTED FOR FREE.LovE: APT) ITS VOTARIES. by Da. JoO. H. F1.1.1e, LAMS Sales, Immense Prat.. atapendous revelations and startling disclosure*. The whole subject laid bore and Its hideousness oxposed to 0111? MIMI VITCIALIOO. WISITTEN IN Tog INTLIDGATA 011. Cratresetos, Orramertantre AND PCIBLIc Itonaurr, Sends for eireplars and term.. V. B. Publishing Co.. 411 Brooms lime, New Vert. Dee, 91,-4 w 4 D'HECIENICATORS' SALE. /A. The undersigned, administrators of the estate of Raymond SmithJatoof Franklin town- , ship, dead, will sell at pubilesale, on the prem ises, on Thursday Dec. 20th, at 1 o'clock, p. m., the following real estate : Bounded on the north by lands of Jared Marsh and B. D. Roes, cast by Garnet Johnson, south by land of J. H. Deakin and Harry Smith and west by land of Edward Davis, situated in said township, containing 140 acres of land, ono dw ening house, two barna, an orchard, ete. TERMS.--4100 dowp, $.200 W coottmation of sale, and the balance in Neatest annualpay meats, interest to be paid aurally ah Ow suet remaining unpaid. .1. L lIERRINAN, W. C. SMITH, 'Franklin. Dee. 7. 18 x! Moen Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Ito Diseases of Ow Throat ad Lonny mush as Clotaghta Cott ins Cloosh. //ronohni iattollar and Ckcaznatitton. Probably mime Wore to tam artsola laistory el soraticina, baa anyttdog woo so Wetly MA= epee the mandato" of mankind, we Oda remedy for pohnonai7 complaint& Through a lam( series of ream and among most of the nom of rams it bas risen higher sad higher in then either Om, as It has become better known. Its national Charm:tar and power to owe the Tartarus agoClasats if da leap end throat. have stado It town is it ca bal& protector against them. While adapted MP milder forms of disease and to young and:lmA is at the witmetimerthe aseseettectnal remedy that can be given for lociptewt consumption, and the &s -tereos ateetione of Ott threat and loam As a pro. vision against sudden attacks of Croup, it should bo kept on hand in efery family, and indite/ow all are sometimes subject to cohts and cough, all should be providod with this &athlete for them. Altheragti settled Cosuumpetots b thought tee curette, still great numbers of cases where the dir ease named settled, hare been completely muse% end the patient restored to sound health by the Cherry Pectoral. So complete is its mastery orer the disorders of the Longs and Tbront„that the most obstinate of them yield to It. When noth ing else could reach them, nude? the Cherry Poo. fowl they subside and disappear. Singers and Public Speakers and grad pro. tettlon from it. Asthma u /111417/ 313111111 ed ASIA often wbofly eared by it. Broachllia 13 generally mired by taking tbs Cherry Pectoral In small and fl'equentdosan For • Cough and Cold, as better remedy east be had. Take small doses three than a day and put the feet to watt* water at night, natll the &masa Is brolian op. Tar Initswnsa, whee ft abets tho threat or Blurts, take the same course. For Whooping Cough, bite smell doses these or four times a dap. For Croup, give large end frequent &wenn& the disease Is overcome. No famtly should he without the Cherry "Pete. rot on band to protect them, In case of attack, from the above complaints. Its timely nse often spares the patient a irrest amount of suffering and risk, n - blch he would Incur by waiting until he tornd get other old. Parents, keep It In your bonen* for the exigencies that arise. Lives dear to yen may be eared by it. bo generally are its virtues known, that we need not publish certificates of them tore, or do more than assure the public that the best qualities ft ever poisoned are strictly maintained. Prepared by Da. J. C. Aram & Co., Practised and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Maas, and sold all round the world. bI.IIU Uylel A UIICU , AIAAAA 1../.1. 3lnntrose, and all d - nggists and dealers rnsry where. [Dec. 21, 113720—y 1840 1870 Ton :THIRTY TEARS 1141 taSi vea krown, standard,' •od Popular remedy. PAIN 11=1:8, manufactured by Perry Darts & flon, Preylanes, t., wen he 6 re the pnhlie, and in that time Mut bantam qtanwn In all parts of the world, and been used by pen ,,lc of al . nations, . - It rem .ins to d•y that same good and effeetive ramp. ty. it. wood...eel grower In relieving the moot severs naln ha. never beer, equalled, and it her earned its enrld•wt. a popniniity by Its totrinsie merit. No etas. lye seen+ has had so wide spread este or given eo eel.. serval sot efoct ion. The vvrions Ills for which the Pain tiller is . n onfolling tore,are too well known to eo lialr recall istation In this advertiaem.•nt. / As an so. tereal and internal medicine, the Pain Hiller stands en. evened. Or Directions accompany each bottle. Pole. 28 t.. 50eta.and $l.OO per **Me. Bold by all binticine Dealer.. Vicv.l-121 Guttenberg, Rosenbaum 'Co. Read rye , actfolly aL34 your 11(110114111 id dire NNW BTOCIC 07 Fall and Winter Goods ortarb for oMtey "(Sty:ea nova has been eneelbed 1114 place. Our oseortineot of DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, CLOAKING MATERIALS, FLAN NELS, WHITE GOODS, DOMESTICS,:&c. Ac. No cr•sr. W. Setter. IN MILLINERY GOODS, Trimmed and untrimmed Indies' and Child'. Hats, Flowers. Fnathero. black and colored Velvets, Ribbons, de. ac. never more handsome. C. 41 Ladles' and Children's rramennco coops, Rivet., Corset., Oioves, Handkerchiefs, Contra lad Cuff., Merlon Wrappers. lloster7 and Knit Goode. chcaper Uteri for the noel tea years. CLOTHING I CLOTHING I For Stem. Youtea, and Boyr. • full and complete stalk Men's full matte from $lO to $3O. OVERCOATS I OVERCOATS I OVERCOATS! Of all the different grades, and at all prices CLOTHS, CASSIMICRES, BEAVERS, ,te. for Cato Ws take mea■nm midget up garments to order Is rood style, 41,4 st - extutit good dating and ostiallercop wort. DENTS' FUILNISTITNO GOODS. White and Flannel didn' t Merino Wrappers Draw ers, liandkets.alefa, Dow., Linen and Paper Voltam al Cu.da duspeudorr. Gloves, Umbrellas, Tracks a batch els to grass variety. For Men and Boys, of the latent St 'le sad ge6gt ts nil.' ety. Our Stott bin been Wasted with we, IBM as WAlbillT oar anode to Large T .l ui r aTes as ttaalsentil an from leo par cent,. . As we ask as moll sour. en "bogs castes sag oiler can or will take. us inn „stly plaints' you good bszgalue and wfll seats It far Your IWO' si ta dad with vs. Ali W• ask to a call, "zsullnedlon of our seadc. and comparison of pleas. Youttoes, Oct. o.l[t.@. N. 11. D. 1121341 171 M
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