A Letter From Nevado.
..31a. EDITOR :—The DEMOCRAT is It welcome ,
visitor, and its neat appearance, the well-select
ed articles and editorials, cause A to be read by
many - who have never seen the hats and valleys
te
of Susquehanna, and I frequently hear those
who read it, remark, that it is one of the best
country papers they ace. The local items are
especially interesting to me. My earliest recol
lections carry me back to Snake Creek valley,
four miles north of Montrose, and although it Is
nearly fifteen years since I last visited thtit sec
tion of the country, it is a pleasum VI hear
strangers speak in praise of anything emanating
from our old county town, especially when I
consider it worthy of it,
In late numbers of the DEMOCRAT, I find un
der the head of" Local Intelligence," a notice
headed " Bodies to be Exhumed," which a few
years since would have been sufficient to have
founded a half-dozen Stories for Sunday School
books, had it occurred in Mndoostan. A great
deal has been written about heathen mothers
throwing their children into the rivers, and
widows burying themselves with the dead bodies
of their husbands, and we have been horrified
by the descriptions and illustrations of Cannibal
ism ; while here in the United States, and in a
s.•etion of country where people boast of en
lightenment, who probably contribute to the I
support of Missionaries to enlighten the heathen
we still find those who seem to be afflicted
with the superstitious traditions of the darkef
ages, leading them to acts at which in this age
of enlightement humanity revolts with a shud
der. Who can imagine anything more revolt
ing than eating the ashes of a corpse? and it the
body of a near rclsative I Those who believe
in it might well be compared to the heathen.
Mr. A. 0. Warren has proven himself fully com
petent to overthrow superstition and Cannibal
ism, and I suggest that he be sent as a Mission
ary for a year or so at least, among these people.
About seventeen or eighteen years ago I via
had Harford to witness an exhibition gotten up
by the students of Richardson's school. Here
I saw Harriet Beecher Stow's ideas illustrated.
An ambitious young man, not satisfied with the
unpopular Caucasian race, appeared colored to
suit the occasion. This exhibition was Intend
ed to teach those present that the people of the I
Southern States were little better than heathen
and barbarians. Since that time, I have resided
in Louisiana and Teeac, about sevenyears, and
about five years in Missouri, and I have not seen
or beard of such a loathsome, detestable prac
tice or belief as that of eating the ashes of a
dead body! even among the ignorant negrocs.
You may think this too harsh to publish, but I
do not think that such an abomination can be
condemned in too strong terns; we still Claim
that the people of the United States are at least
civilized. Very Respectfully„
ALBERT CIICBCITILL.
A Narrow Escape.
On Tuesday of last week Mr. Mark Compton
living at " Pigeon Roost," Berlin township,
brought to the slaughter-house of Mr. Hart
Freethy, butcher, of Tracyville, near this boro.
a quantity of beef, with a view of selling it to
him.. Mr. Freethy at once pronounced the meat
diseased, and requested Compton to take it away
and bury it. This the latter declined to do, but
finally concluded to give it to the hogs, and Mr.
Freethy assisted him to throw it in the pens.—
After handling the meat Mr. Freethy remembers
scratching a trifling sore on his cheek, which
operation came well-nigh costing him his life.
The next city, three out of the four hogs which
fed on the beef were found dead, a dog belong
ing to a neighbor was also killed in the same
manner, and toward the close of the week the
poison began to show its terrible effects in the
blood of Messrs. Freethy and Compton, the
neck and the body of the former swelling to a
fearful extcnt, and the arm of the latter being
similarly atlected. At this writing (Wednesday
morning the 10th instant), we understand tha
there are evidences of improvement in both
cases, and strong hopes are entertained of their
recovery. The escape trom a terrible death, if
indeed they do escape, must be regarded as al
most mimcnlons.
. We have heard various rumors as to the cause
of the death of the animal which Mr. Compton
sought to dispose of as above, but in the ahsence
of positive information forbear giving them to
the public. Suffice it to say that it was not the I
result of any disease brought ft - mai the West,
and that Mr. Freethy had no further connection
with the poisonous-beef than to urge and assist
In what he supposed to be the harmless dispQsrd
of it. We believe our butchers invariably exer
cise the greatest caution in the selection of thsir
meats. and this very transaction, which may
cost one of them his life, brings out the fact that
had it not been for his experienced eye and de
aisice protest, we might now be recording a
wholesale slaughter of our citizens instead of
this less terrible, but still distressing, result,'"
Honesdale Herald.
Weather Rep't Ending, May 13,1871,
DAY. TDIE. PEG. WM). BEWARE&
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BUSINESS LOCALS
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Modica) Meeting.
The Susquehanna County Medical Society,
will bold their nest Semi-Annual Meeting at
Bullard's Hotel in Brooklyn Center, on Wednes
day, June 7, 1871..
4 Clinic will he held 2 o'clock P. M., when
all-eases that may be preaent will be treated
gratuitously.
All regular practitioners are invited to attend.
E. L. Gennsma, Sec'y.
May 17,1871.-4 w. _
Montrose Railroad Company.
Notice is hereby given, to all subscribers to
the capital stock of the Montrose Railway
Company who hsve not paid the first instalment
of five dollars per share on their respective num
ber of shares subscribed for, and to all subscriber
who have given notes for said first instalment.
That payment thereof must be made to the
Treasurer of the Company Wm. IL Cooper.esq.,
at his office In Montrose, on or before the 12th
yo rd f anc n ew n itexthelp this d n a s t eo.f
aAn adc that
thine
GatteralAssembly in such case made and pro
vided, interest on all sums then remaining un
ppd will be charged at the rata of one per cent.
month. lasses L BLANESLEY, Prest.
CRARLES L. Snows, Seet'y.
• May 12,187L—td.'
intention! Soldiers !
Company A and B. National Griards, Mon
trose, wiU meet at their rendezvous, May SOth,
latransact important business..
By order Captain Comlwanding,
Now.
The Charter for, the Suequehaidia - county Bay
hip Fond and Building Arsoclatioia -bating
been granted, Booka have been opened forlusb
leription to the Capita) rAoch. at the office of
Stroud & Brown;
Examination for Cadetship. -
The 12th Congressional district of Pennsyl
vania is entitled to the nomination of a cadet
to the .lililitary Academy at West Point, who
will enter in June, 1871 It Is recommended
by the War Department that the election be
made by a competent board, who will examine
the candidates. In accordance with this re
commendation, Col. H. M. Hoyt, Dr. E. R.
Weyer, and C. J. Collins will meet those who
desire to compete, for the nomination, at the
arbitration in Wilkes Barre, on Wednesday,
the 24thrtlay of May, at two o'clock p.
m.
The one whom these gentlemen em best
prepared to enter the academy, will receive the
nomination.
Candidates will be examined in Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, English grammar, Geog
raphy and History; and must be between the
ages of seventeen and twenty-two at the time
of entering in June, 1872.
L. D. SUORIUKER.
Wilkes Barre, Pa., May 17, 11371.-2 W.
For Sale
John R. Raynsibni has for sale two good and
stylish buggies, which can be purchased cheap.
For particulars, call at Raynsford & Mitchell s
Livery Stable.
--The all-gone feeling which people
sometimes speak of, is caused by want of
proper action of the liver and heart.
These may be assisted, and the bowels reg
ulated, by Parsons' Purgative Pills in
small doses.
Corn and flour are staple articles;
hnt not more so than Johnson's Anodyne
Liniment, where known. It is good for
children or adults, for any internal
sorenessof the chest' or bowels, and the
best Pain Killer prepared, under whatever
name.
The Last Swindle.
Among the many swindling operations of the
day the patent right dodge is largely practiced
on farmers, and we have heard of several cases
in this county within a year. The following
note is a copy of one now in use by these sharp
ers. It will appear at first sight to be perfectly
simple, and no person wishing to take an agency
for any of the many patents, would hesitate to
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and supposing it to be all right for $lO, just cut
it in two between the word or, and bearer, in
the first line, and you will find that the left hand
piece ! is a perfect note for $275, Having in
duced a farmer to accept an agency, as specified
in the original note, and having attained his
signature, the sharper departs He then cuts
off the right hand portion, proceeds to the
nearest broker or banker, to whom he offers to
sell the note at a discount on the plea of need
! ing the money. The signeis generally a re
! sponsibie person, well-knora to the business
men of the village, and the 4 note is purchased.
! When the note falls due it is presented for col
lection, and as the signatures are indisputable,
the horrified farmer is compelled to pay $275,
when he only supposed that be owed $lO.
Th/X4S..rII..3M.X4gI..CIirEA.
TIFFAN4.—BLAICESLEE.-111 the Universalist
Church at Hopbottom, ou Sunday_April 30th.
by Rev. H. Boughton, Mr. John H. Tiffany of
Hopbuttom, mud Miss Ida Makeslee of
Dock.
HANTIRTC6.--CLATtit.—ln Binghamton, May 3d,
by Eld. Lyman Wright, Elmira J. ilandrick
of Jessup to Wm. F. Clark, o f Franklin.
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cloudy.
dear.
cloudy.
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Wtoinr—ln Auburn, Aprt 171 11 .1 871, FlEnerY
Wight, aged 59 years, 1 month, alia 15 days.
Papers of Esser. county, N. J., please copy.
Rrsire—ln Springville, March 25,1871, Susan
Martha, daughter of Benj. F. and Mary E
Risley, aged 4 years.
Tnon,ta.—ln Lanesboro, March I(titis,lB7l,
Sydney F., son of Noble and Permelia Thom
as agea 20 years and 10 months.
ffipecial cgotico.
THE CONFESSIONS OP AN VALID
pIJBLISIIED as a warning and for the benefit of
wow men and others, who sass from Nervous
General Debility, de., impplying ma amass OP me-
Written by ono who eared himself, and sent tree on
receiving a post-paid directed envelope,
Address, NATHAN MAYFAIR, Brooklyn,N.
Brooklyn, May It Ifal. 6n,
casonons Medicines ,
The theory that the vim of dlsa.se can be dofely
counteracted by doses of poison. is false and dangerous.
Within the last twenty-11re years. not less than a score
of virulent poisons hare been added: to the repository
of the medical profession. They, are ghee -In small
doses, otherwise they 'would destroy life Immediately;
but even In pante quantities, they produce. ultimately
very disastrous effects. It is unwise and =hilposophi
cal to employ. as remedies. powerful ISO imstenons
drugs. which. subiumating ono diastase. sow the reeds
of another still bramb None of done ter
rible niedlcamentstes with as much directness and
certainty upon the causes of disease aa liostetter's
Stomach Bitten, a tonic and corrective without& dug fe
adar k no bengoots is UJ COMPPAajn. MIMIC and
c o n i s we given for Intermittents; strychnine and pro.
6M aseld for general debility: mercury, in mesas f orm .
complaint: preparations of chloroform and
opium for sleeplesSicets: 4 1 4 Tel three deadly drugs do
Boteam i d re.wr Specifics for the dames above enema
rated. ad that wholosorne vegetable Weismant and ga.
wads% whilethe,arean so Peraitiansttum it is salon.
timing soy physician should take the respatibality of
rearing-them. Lot invslide.for their own . akes, try
P.
Ilitterstrelato gig relent Path. poisons. Tb s r o d
g m yy will experillace from a CIPUTI4of the istrolleaseps ,
cgs, will ratan • moose to the mate ifferrigo"
gent gkilVtrti%ell l ltllto.
PHIL MERMAN.
WityllitainYrnßoVANhall-. rgt,
—Weighs one thousand seventy•tlee pounds—
&noted work Rom gth—Pxce
—Great Strunlleut won
ed
Tratseler—tarLea. =LC) 3EIC - 121:121 .
Sired by Griffith's Young Horse, "Mobegan."
lie bas been handled and trained by Mr P. GRIP
PITH, who now has him in charge. Come and ece him.
On 71nredase, Fridays. 11,1111 Saturday.. at .1. S. Terhell's
stables, in Moutmea. All other days. at Clifford Cornea
Terme. $lO to insure. C. M. CRANDALL.
Montrose. May 17, 131.—t( Proprietor.
O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.—Whereas, my
Twife. Barrie. N.. has left my bed and board without
any past cause or provocatiou, I do hereby forbid any
person or persons b.arboring or trotting her on my no
count, es I will pay no debt. of her contracting.
Herrick Centre. Slay 72, .71-3 w M. J. VAN BORN.
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R OAD LETTINO.—The Supervisor.. of Bridgewater
township will Inert at too North
tn. Schoo to let l Me the lob
use, on
Saturday. May ill. tail. at I o'clock. p. ,
of making a road from the North School IIOCIPC, leading
to the house of Charlet E. Tyler.
ItORACE BREWSTER,
JAMES CA Litli,
Z M. BREWSTER ,
Bridgewater, May 17. 1571.-2 w Supervilwrs.
151.411-XJ3EI .T-0113.9.031N:
` WILL sELL OR LEASE. for term of TWIrS, the
....perty at the outlet of Jones s Luke. on snob terms
'sake It an object for any one to trade with mu
am such a property. There is
Veri9t.0141 31 . 1 . 1 , ,
With Three atm of STONES in it, in GOOD 01111121.
Eh. 191261;747-13ZEIT-olra,
Malley,) new geanng, In good running order, and SO
acres of choieeVarming Land mostly cleared.
Now is your time, as the new railroad. 'about being
bath will enhance Its value. For part .rs look nt the
property. or call on or toldrers It. S. SEARLE,
pa,
Montrose, Slay 17, 1671.—Uw Montrosn,
NATURE'S
lIAIR RESTORATIVE.
Oontains no LAO SULPHUR—NO SU•
GAR OF LEAD—NO LITHARGE—
NO NITRATE OF SILVER. and is
entirely free from the Poisonous and
Health -•-destroying Drugs used in
other Hair Prepartions.
Transparent and char as crystal, R will not soil tho
finest fabric.—perfectly SAFE. CLEAN and EFFICIENT
—disult..ntrum.t LONG SOUGUT FOR AND FOUND
AT LAST
U restores and prevents the halt from becoming Gray,
Imparts a soft. glossy appearance, removes Dandruff, is
root and refreshing to the hold. cheeks the hale from
falling off, and restores It to a great extent when prema
turely lost, prevents Headaches, cores all Immoro, Cil
ium:wits eruptions, and unnatural heat, AS A DIIESS•
INC FOR Tilt: BAIR IT IS THE BEST ARTICLE IN
TILE MARKET.
DR. G. SMITH. Patentee, Ayer, Mass. Prepared only
PROCTOR BRO FLIERS, Gloncester Massachusetts.
The genuine le put up in a p tool bottle, made rzpre-ely
for it, with the name of the article blown in tae
Ask your Drupxlrt for Nast:nns Ran Itss - romeerrra,
and take no other.
tar Send two three cent at treys to Proctor Brothers
r a —Troatitie on the Human Hair." The Information
contains Is worth C.AO U 0 to any person.
k UDITOR'S NOTICE —Not., la hereby riven that
the midosigned, an Auditor. appointed by the
Court of Coutruou Pear, of Su towbar , . County. io dis
tribute the luod f inn the Sheriff'. sale of the
rtes eotate of A iron Edo aria will ahem to the dutitai of
his raid appnottrm tit al his 1411 C, 10 3101 i (ore., on
Tuesday the nth day of Jun , • nevi, at 1 "'dock., p. ni., at
wh•cla time and place. ail parties interectiql in i•tild fund
will percent their claim. or he forever debarred from
conatng in hi amid fund J. 11. McCoLL.CM
Montrose, May 10, Auditor.
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A DMIA/STRATOR'S BALE. - REA I. ESTATE.-Pur-
sport to an order of the ()matt a Court, of Susque
hanna county, the utt-erriistiegi o; ths es
tate of Win. erns., late of ate to.ert-hip or lens, ten oath
county. il.eensed. milli sell t public roe, on the premi
ses, on Thu tidal the Nth day of .tune. 1 , 11. at 1 o clock,
p, m., the i t ,tere.t of the We Wiliam Crimp% In the fol
lowing described real ,-state, lOßDste snigi towns lop
of Roth. described nt itomoluti on the no th
by land. of .lantes raney and Ili orgie flroceman, on that
cited by Woks of William Whitney, on the
lands
by
lands of Nathan Good.ell and N. D. set der, and on the
welt by lands of Jacob Droianntn, emphatic: ;Ilona One
handr.l null ',yen. (107‘. Deeth, being the same land
DOW in possession of Patna: Cruse
Terms made known at time cif sale- Dated May let.
J iMEn REDDINO, Admmietrator.
Rudt. M ay 10, 3w
011.010•ALS FOR BUILDING New C.tholic
of Silver Lake 0411 be reeehed on the Ist of
Plans andspecifications may be seen by calling on Mr.
Joseph Word, of the above place. The right to reject
an‘ or all proposals i• reserved. Place of meeting for
re cotton or adoption of proposals, on the gr o un d.
liver Lake. April 19, 1871 tr.
DISSOLUTION.
in, firm of McKenzie. Faua& Co.. Is this day dill.
sulseo by mutual Conceit. The o books and an
T
counts are In the bands of the socccedlne firm, fur l m .
medi.de settlement. McICENZIE.
C. C FACROT.
W. W. 31cCAIN.
Montrorw, April 3, 1511
NEW FIRM.
rpHE Busines will be continued by McKenzie A: Fou
l. rot, with Increased-facilities for doing business.
and lessened expenses, We shall he able to sell goods so
1.. w that tt will be s strong inducement to buy of cis,
to tholf wh o wlsh to 6100 money by patronhilna the
ready pay syst...m. E &NZ lE.
C. C. FAL:ROI%
April Li. lint. ass
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ORONTO 11; V, Jr.—This celebrated horse
431111
will stand for a limited number of mar s the pres
ent season. commencing April Bth. at J. S Tarbell's. In
Montrose, on saturdty of each week ; Monday '• Wed
nesdays, and Fridays, at the subscribers. in West
Dimork.
Pamorms..—Toronto Chief, Jr, was aired by the fast
trottin stallion, Toionte Chief, now commanding $2OO
the seas g
on ; he by Royal George a• d hie dam by Black
wood. out of on eclipse mare, Royal George was sired
by Black Warrior; he by imported Tippo; and he by
Meeteenger, of England.
Tonorro CUI67, -Ws. dam wan sired by the thorongh
bled Jefferson unt of a Majesty mare. Jefferson was by
Virginia; he by Sir Archie. the sire of Sir fleecy, and
grandam. of American Star—dam. old Favorite.
TORONTO Casto r lute trott,d the beet stallion time on
record—half nolc, 1:8S; one mile, `......81; two miles. 5:7.
Tuamero CHIEF Jn . ems bred by J. B. t room, of
Blooming Grove, Orange Co., N. Y.. In the epriog of
DAIL Any ono wanting Ipformation with regard to hi•
pidigrea or stock, can Wm.. D. It. lindson, D. G.
Courter, O. Owens or C. D. Bowman, at Blooming
Grove.
ToneNto Otter, Jn... Is RN hands high, blood bay,
sit: ha 1. , 4p p.m, , doe di.poeition and is conslde.ed
by the best Jodges of homes to be a rely mnscular built
home. Ile has never been trained, but gives signs of
great speed. An Inspection is solicited.
TlLlMS.—Tolnenre with foal $l5. Other vales as cos
ton.rit ittsliran.Ce money due. March 1,1,1871..
J. M. CRISMAN, Proprietor.
Elk Lake, Pa., Mae& 15, 1811-4sa.
AUDITOIFS NOTICE.—,The undersigned, an Audl
tor. appointed by the J.adgea or the Court of Com
mon Pitms of Eurquah nun county, to dirtribute the
funds In the Sher-lire baud*, arising from the .ale of the
real mute of W. S. W ibwn. ay ill attend Fo the duties of
his cold appointment ut the office of Fitch & Watson.
In Montrose, sin Wednesday the 7th day of June. 1871.
at 1 o'elobk in the afternoon. at which time. andplace all
persons luterceted are requested to prerent their claims.
Montrose, Jane 10, lern. W. W. WATSON.
Hit. W. W. SMITH,
. Rooms st the dwelling., next door east of the
D Wir Wenn Outing office. °Mee hours from 9A. a
to 4 e. Montrose, May 3, 137I—tf
IMPROVED HUBBARD!
PATRONIZE HOME MANUFACTURE!
neve' and Doable Drive Wheel. It
CILANDEABI.E S
holds dip Greet New I(orir State National Premium I
Alanhhe reat Ohio Nagunal Premiums, held at Mans
held, in le7o.
And the Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia State
Premiums!
The gearing la eimple, compact, removed entirely from
the drive wheels, and encl o.ed In a neat ease, in the
centre of the tonehiae, effectually securing it from grit
and duet.
The operation can be changed instantly from a high
speed to one a third slower. without stop. time adapt
ing Itself to bad places and 11.tht and balmy grass.
One cutting apparatus Is perfect. No brake and one
patent linife•bead. It is beyond doubt the strongest
machine in the world, and you can depend upon 4, being
pirfeetly reliable to every particislar.
Montrose, May B. ISM—ti SAYRE BROS.
REVOLVING HORSE-RARE.
Are St
tA ihrtilah these rakes of a avert.
War quadity. St both wholesale and retail.
SAYRE BROS., Manuttettuont
Montrose. MAYS, lin tf
ST. VMS' DANCE CURED
BY YRS. A. A. TAYLOR:SO CURB NO PAL—
Sham be dontodted at her residence le Bridgewa
ter, on 11%.: Diem adjoining Sz,eihariff Joiumn. Betz of
e elm=re,
. Xartn 41.18ri.
A. H. TAYLOR.
NIVI WALL PAPER,
- assist arrive& sstdsellistebesp_W
Idestsdlia dprU RIM. akb TVERAT4
1133ECISIELICE°26"181 BELLIEIIB.
BT VIRTUE OP WRITS Issued by tho Court acorn.
moo Pleas of Susquehanna County and to m at th e di
rected. I will expose to sale by penile vendee, e
Court Ronne In tdontrose, on Saturday, June 10th 1871,
at one o'clock P. g., the following pieces or parecia of
laud, to wit:
The interest of the defenattrit in the squat =divided
half part of all those two certain contiguous pieces or
parcels of land, situate 'tithe township of Dlmock, In
the county of Susquehanna. and State of Pennsylvania,
the fleet piece or parcel bounded and described as follow,'
to wit: Beginning at a stake near the bridge below the
grist-m 111; and running Untrue eolith 11 degrees west 20
perches to a pout and etooes; the
me a n d
41 eerol
emit, about 1'1,14 perches to a lost and stones nthnce
south al degrees east a perches to a post and stones
thence north 15 degreea west 22 perches to a pont and
stones , thence north 35 degrees toet 91-10 puma. to a
poet and stone. , near the mill-pood ; thence south 10
degrees cast Mt perches to the place of beginning,
containing about 5 arms of lend, be the same more ur
lees ~.ot t , rhos ppartenaoccs, 1 srieldnill. .dweillog
bona., 1 saw-mill 1 barn. cod all Improved The sec
ond piece or parcel situate as above, audinitlnded nod
describol as follows, to wit : Lteglordogat, the outlet of
Elk Lake, at a point in the `Stara r and as now traveled,
at the tanner of laud sold Charles J. Lathrop, In the
*test line of she Simon Stercrealarin ; throes nor h 2
degrees east 5 perehee to curne - ; thoace tos s nh el de
grees west 'Ds poichea CrOfeling the creek can ter;
benne ba degree , ' wrest 27 perdu:s to a corn. r ;
thence eolith 39 degrees east 15 perches to a corner near
the south bank of the cinch; thence along raid crock
near the south bank thereof on Ibis line of the said C. J.
Lathrop's land south h 5 degrees east 15 2-10
north 47
north Sil degree. east a perched ; thence north 47
degrees east 10 perches to Slate rued; the .ce along said
rand north 72 degrees 10 2-10 per. he. to the placeof he.
ginning, containing 4 acres and 50 perches of land, be
the same more or lees, with the appurtenances and all
{ r eproved. (Taken In execution at the suit of George
Fury., en. 0. F. Fargo.)
LSO—AII tbat amain pito:, or parcel of la
of nd,
ate In
in the township of Auburn, in the county Suscpte.
Minna, and State of Penosylesyla, bounded and desert to
ed . follows. to wit: Begiontug at rooter where Brad.
ford county line interaects line of lands of James
B.
Green ; thence north Mom: said county line to lands of
Robert Manning and LaFrance to lauds uf J.
Green ; thence along Green . * line to the place. of begin•
n Mg. contninlog 45 acres of l
ea d.au be the same more or
lees, with th ppurtenancea, tot 10 acres improv
e& (Taken In execution at the emit of 11. 0. Camp, vs.
Levi Well* and B. S. David. T. 'P.)
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of lend. situate
In the towuallip of Choctaw t., In the county of busy.-
Intone, and State of Pen n eyt aunt, bounded and deeerthed
as follow., to wit : on the s n o rt e as y
lands formerly of
Janice and Patrick Foran, un the east by land. of Martin
J. tiodeu and üblic highwa, tweeu orid laud and
lands l of James p H. Carman, on y th b e e west by lands of Wm.
It, Cannalt, (common!, bOUWII as toe orchard 100. and
on the south ny lands of John Mariann and public high
way, known as the Mclligan road, containing one hun
dred nee. , of land, more ur less, together sells the Bp
porter:mecca. two frame dwolllog houses, I orchard, and
about 75 acres improved, being the hind* formerly own
ed by Denote Donley, deceased. (Takeo in execution az
the snit of Itched. Winters. assigyed tosldyron U. Caw.
vs. Patrick Donley and Martin J. Goldeu, executor of
tile estate of Dennis Donley. derensed.)
ALsO—Ail that certain Ora, or parcel of land situate
lu the township of NOV' alder& la the comity of eneque
banns god State of Pennsylvania, lying on the west nide
of the toad leading from Andrew Aldrich's to the Plink
Bond, bound
d and descried follows, to wit :
the north by nds of Albert b Aldrich and Levi B. Guru
sey, on the west by lands of Andrew Aldrich, and on
the south and east by said road, containing about 3 acres
of land be the same more or lees, with the appurtenan
ces, 9 (tame booboo, some fruit trees and all improved.
(Taken in execution nt the volt of D. U. Camp, vs.
Timothy Penny and Sabra S. Penny.)
ALSO—AII that certain piece of land, situate In the
township of Lenox. in the county of Susquehanna, and
State of Penn ivanin, boundori on the North by Daniel
Kentner. William Decker and Jonathan Llartley. on t
inset by George transom, Byron it
Grow and Broth
r, and Stephen Gleason. on the South by Permenus
Smith and John Ruck. on the West by John Buck, Iron
cm Sheridan and Daniel lientner, containing I'll acres
of laud, he the same more or less, With the appunenan
case. 1 saw-mill. S houses, I log barn, nod other mit-build
lugs ; about 75 nen e Improved . 'Taken in o:cent:on at
the snit of Grow and Brother,Champlain, and
P. K. Williams & Co., vs. W. 11. Champlain.l
Montrose, May 10.14'1. W. T. MOXLEY, Sheriff.
THE GREATCAUSE OF HUNAN
VIISETtIf.--Jast publiehed, In a Sealed Envelope.—
M. Price Six Cents. A Lecture 'on the Nature,
'rreatmeut mud lindleal Cure of Seminill
Weal:nee., or Spermatorrhcen. Induced by self-Aimee. In
voluntary itmlsalons. Impotency, NervO*Debillty, and
Trapedinaimte to Marriage gen.-rail,' ConsumPtidc•
Ep-
Heppe, and fits; mental and physical tecipacity,
By 11OBT. J. CULTI-114W ELL, 51. Lt, Author of the I
• Green Bonk," Ac.
The world-tenonned nnthor. In this edmirable Lecture
clearly proves from his own esperienre that the awful
conssonencea of self-abuse may he effectually removed
without medicine, and without dangerous surgical ope
ratim.s, bougiee instruments, riot's a..d cordial+ point
ing mit a mode of cure at once certain and effectual, by
whicli every sufferer. no matter what hie condition mcy
be. may cure himself cheatil.r. Private'y and radically.
This lecture will prove a boon to thousand , " and ttwu•
sands.
Sent under seal. in a plain envelope, to any addrees,
on receipt of six cents. or two peetne stamps. by ad
flreeeitf2 the publishers. Also. Dll. CLILVER WEL'S
Marriage Guide," price 25 cove Address the Pub
lisher-, CHAS. .1. CLINE A CO.
121 Bower. New York Poet Office Ilex 4 586.
Trwesne-rs ere always littmevo estoose, attar*. of nr ,
emery and Cboleram irbus and these occurring when
absent from home, arc very nap easant. The Fats
KtuAn may alwnes be relied upon In Fitch Capes. As
soon at you feel the svmptonis, take one teaspoonftil In
a gill of new milk oral Fllol2llllel and a gill of hot water.
.tie well together and drink hot. .Repent the dose every
hour until relieved, I the pains be severe, bathe the
bowels and hark wii h the medicine clear.
Is CLIP., of Asthwa And Phthisim take a teaspoonful
aln a gall of hot %est. r sweetened an well with molt..
so bathe the threat d s tomach faithfully is Rh the
Mer.if Ili, clear.
Dr Sweet says It takes out the soreness in cases of
bonesetting foster that anything he ever applied.
Fisherrnen, so often crimsed to hurts by having their
skin pierced with hook.. and fins of hab. con be relieved
by bathng with the
he
Killer me soon a* the accident
°CCM.; i in this way the angnish is soon abated; bathe
as often as once In live minutes. say three or four times,
and you will aehlont bare nny trouble.
The bites and scratches of
d ot c lear
ea ts
are soon cured
i by bathing with tne ['ale Biller clear. ea
IV F.8N71i7 CirCIP CP 7:31B.
6uttruberg, lostuhum_i Cas..
HaTing
And Well
SPRIN &SOMMER 600DS,
MILLENERY GOODS,
DRY AND WANLY GOODS,
All of the Newest, Ilandsonest Designs!
And also, a Fine Assortinentt of
READY num OLDTIUNG!
To which we barna the attentlen of eine patrons and
the pone In general, to give as knell and to examine
ttte Gams before bnyt. - 4 elaewherp .
ourtExosuo,pkoriatcos o co.
1i0atr033,34y 4 1871 V
—At Sher Woes, the Watch4Witer,
street) NoVVIC P- 11 "
igountg §uoilleoo givegtovg. 4aiload %nue Eabito..•
:--L-------- . .
Tito lines in this Directory, one year, $1.50-- nEWESTERN RLAW ARE AILROAD . LACK Winter ArilatgementAWANNA and
each additionalline, 50 cis. .1-.•
of palningcrlinee effect NOT. SLIM.
--------."—.
- TRAINS LEAVE
WESTWARD. 1 EASTWARD.
[nil Paenngr Mall Paanger
alit. train. I STATIONS. I train.
.M. A. DI. P. lII._ tam:
8.00 New Tort. ... ... " L I 5,00
11,15 New !tampion.-- I 1,38
12,30 klannnka Chunk.— 15.40
1
1216 Delaware.... Dine... 12,13
3,20 11,15 Scranton 0.15 ' 1.05 . I , '
4,10 113,3, Richelieu ~ 8.55 5,40 I,
4.3.3 1.00 I Hepbottom 1 11 . ,38 5.13 g
4,57 1,40 Montztatte "15 4.15 cy
5,15 \ 2.10 Neat Ullford 1 0.54 8,45
i 6,15 2,50 rOcent Bend 1 0.35 kW 6
L P.IL P. u I *Foot of Libertret. 1A. 31 P. lB a
W. E. ROLWELL,
nor St General Pam anaTicket
ll AIM'
BILLINGS STROUD, Ticket Agent Slontrae.
E RIE RAILWAY,
CAYUGA PLAIITEIL—NICROLAS S-OESIAIiER.
Dealer In gamine Carnage Plaster. Fredh ground,
RAMJET. Airent.(or Empire SONVILIg
end American Dace Earning Stove, Main Etrect,
W. L MOSS SCO , Dealers to Dry Goods, Hats. Caps, r
Boots ud Shoes, and Ovneral Merchandise, on Main o.
street, second door below the Episcopal Church. •
CEION HOTEL, kept by WlL,Lithi SMITE, on Mal; 3
stron• *war rho Depot. —•
W. El. MEAD, lionndry. and dealer to Plows and other
tactualle, one of from Planners listel, nolo St.
N. P. KIMMR. Carnage Maker and Undertaker, un
Main Street, to door. oniaw Hawley's Store. •
McCOLLUM ,
on Main *tr BROTIIERS.eat, Dealers to Groceries soil
Provisions
-------
-
11. GARRET 6 SON. Dealers In Floor. Feed. Dien!,
Salt, UMW, Cement, °meet - lee nod Provisions OEI
Main Street, opposite the Depot.
W.
W T. HAYDEN, klann'scturers. Cigars and
holesale deale In Yankee Notions and Fancy
Goods. on Main Street, below Episcopal Church. •
MOSS & TiNAP. Leather Manufacturers and dealers
In Morocco Findings, &c.. near Eplrcopal Chore , . •
AINEY /t IIAYDEN. Dealers In Druee dud tiethetuee,
and tlanufactorere of Cigars, on Main street, neat
the Dopot.
W. S'rEPIIRNS. Rorer Shoeing and general Repairing
on Main Street, autith of the bricge.
J. DICKERMAN. Sri_ Dealer in general merc ,
and Clothing, Brick Store. on 31.4 in Street.
L,
Inc S. ener a l l Ik:rehandle°. LEXIEI I I. Mannfacon Motu Strect.turer of Loather, gued dvaler
•
. DORAN . , Merchant Tailor and dealer in Randy
Il
Made elating, Dry lawatia,Lirocertes and Provialous,
Maki Street.•
HIRAM WHITE, IdanaCacturer of and dealer In inTerl
or M 0.,: and Castings.
EDWARDi 4 BRYANT. MAnnfaetarers et Wagons
and Sleagha, near We Ingalls' Store.
ABEL TURBELL, Dealer In Drugs, Medicines. LI-
T:ions, Paints, 011 s, Dye Stare, Groceries , Jewelry,
Notions, eto. Litep, al, iU
'
JAMES E. fAIVISALT. Attorney at Lew. °Mee one
door below Tarbell Hou•e, Public Avenue. •
WM. 11. COOPER & COW. Bankers. sell F oreigntScot Pris
sage Tlck..ls end Mulls On Ertgls.sd, atu
1. R. FLETCHER'S Eatlnr , Saloon Is the place' to get
Ice Cream, Oysters and Cfiune, In every style. On
etreeL•
STROUD & BROWN. General Fire neLifo
ance Adonis ; elpo, sell Railroad and Accident Tickets
to New York pod Philadelphia. Office one dour east
Oche Bank.
F. R • CEIAN DLER, General `,,ostirukce and Sewing
lta
chine Agent. Public Avenue.•
61.11tN3 & NICtIOLS, the place to get Dragaand l!d•dl
clne
cies, n
kee Nuti igar!, TobAcco Pocket-Bo
Spada
Yanono, Public aven ß ne .
.1A
WM. L. COX, Marvels Mditer and dealer In all articles
usually kept by the trade, opposite the Bank. •
BOY!) & COMMIS. Dealers in Stove:, 11/admire
and Manufacturers of Tin and Sheetirou ware, corny
of Main and Turnpike street.
S. 11. MORSE. Ilag ha an nt d F Tailor and dealer to
Clothe, Trimmln,rco, urnishing Gouda. and
Agent. for Singer OcartvlLtchine, on Slain Strout,
Fordham
- .
A. N. BULLARD, Dealer In Groceries, Provisions ,
Boats,Stationery irad Yankee Notions, at head el
Public Avenue..
T. SPORE 6, CO., Dealers in Stove., hardware ,
Agriolitul I Mluments, Float and GroCerlem, oppo
site Tarn° n
l a l Bonpze.
RAYNSFORD S df•ITCHEL. Livery and Exchange
Stable, In roar of Bank. building.
PLASTER. PLASTER.—We keep on hand an *Triple
supply of Froth Ground ( T 'aira Planer, for sale at
2dontrooeDepot, hy
Montrove Depot. Feb. B.lfnt . k7ANY GRADER.
fter
JEWELRY
ATTENTONII
T. D. TAYLOR, so long known in Bingham
ton as one of the most popular Cutters, and
fashionable Tailors in this section of country
has formed a co-partnership with E. F.% New
comb, of Montrose, and they are now prepared
to furnish men's wearing apparel of all kinds,,
and in style and workmanship superior to any
establishment in this sactkon of country. WO
Received
A Large
Selected
Stock of
.1 W . I . ,
-- GREAT BEND
LENOXVILLE
GIBSON
WE'LL GIVE YOU "FITS."
GUARAISTEF, SATISFACTION
to all who may favor us with their patronage.
Shop at Post's old corner, on Public /venue.
T. D. TAYLOR
E. F. NEWCOIUL
Montrose, Oct 19, 1870.—tf.
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT
OF WILLIAM W. SMITH.
PLEASZ TAEZ Norms: The extensive Furniture
Establishment of William W. Smith, having been
refitted and greatly improved, the proprietor respect
fully SIIIIIOULICCS to the cttizeos of Idontrose and •Iclni
ty, that he le constantly making and keeps on hand the
largest and best asissortment of
Wl:r IR. INT l e r 3Ft.
to be found Inverter this side of New York City.
Desks, Divans, Towelracks, Lounges, Footstools &c.
Csi..er Lard, Pier, Toilet, Dining. Kitchen and
extension tables.
Cilium —Cane and Woodseat Itockens, Cane, Flag
and NV oodseata of every variety and style.
Sofasand Tete.a.tetes. furnished on short notice.—
Cane seat chairs resented..
SPRING BEDS.
A large wortmont—cticapest and beet In, the ma rke
Cane Seat Chairs.
I am now enabled to supply in, customers wit
substantial cane seat chai r,of home manufacture h ,
whichi
will tw found greatly superior to Mora; tormerig in
market, and yetare gold at a lees price.
CANE-SEAT CHAIRS RE-SEATED.
Or Realty vitae coffins on bapd or furnished at
short noce. Hearse alike ys la readiness if desi
I employ none but careful and experienced workmered.
n,
I Intend, to do my work well, and sell it as low in can
be afforded. '
WILLIAM W. SMINT.
Montrose,Feb IS, 1868
DOWN TOWN NEWS.
MINER AND COATS,
&do Street, r. doors below Boyd's Cornet, Montle's
/01.4U1J14, GIIOCE4IFS, AND
PRO VISIONS•
Wear.; constantly rec
CM A
t t 34
n at w h
w y w o i u ll t s a e r n ll d
,
.rcepcArtol(3o9CHYAw!caze
AY I
tAr clash. ctr exchs , ge Orproduce.
GOOD TEAb,
COFFZE, SUVAR,
MOLASSES, SPICES,
PORK, Farr, LARD,
HAMS, DRIJD FRUITS,
CLOVER & TIMOTHY SEED, &e
We.torre refitted end made additions to our groata I
Palls. and are now ready torward Butter to the her t
commission hous w e enie YOTIL I ree of charge, and
resheltberaiadvts on fionsbrumernts.
Gail and a:miaow:it Wont - before prirsrmingai„
GOODwhere. alleeffavitme unelvas oftbe
GOOD QUALITY 85 LOW. PRICES'
of au Was.
O. G. lams% • - • • W. B. COATS
Manacles. April 16. 18%
TuRBELL,
..4"Ths retterned Itintrilinr/Oftsigri /Viva
- •
Minato his mat emelt *if ado gtecti,•• •
Nentrtne; Inv, SC 1111Itk•
1.300 miles tinder one manalement—SGQ,miles with
out chin :e of coaches,. Broad guace, doable trick route
to nil points west, north-west and southos esti Nan
Ind mprovcd Conches are ran through will:1o% dotage
to Rochester, Buffalo, Dunkirk, Cleveland. and CincLu
natl. .
On and agar Monday,Dec. 14,1811. Trains witilosts
Binghamton at the following hours, via :
QOl3lO waiT.
trz a.m . Night Redress, (
( Mondays excepted]
125 a. m. Night Express, daily.
0:31. a. rn. 10'sil Train. Sunday's excepted, far Bunko.
and Dunkirk.
120 p. m. Squire Accommodation, Send ay eXcePtedi
fent p. m. Day Express. tinudnys excepted..
9:12 p. tu. Bilge , . Mail • Sundays excepted.
155 p. in. Way Freight• Sundays excepted.
kW p. In. ginigtant Ti sin, daily for tne west.
GOON EAST.
9:05 a. m. Night Rxpresa Sundays excepted.
r:SG a. m. Cincinnati Express, I.l.nduty. excepted.
1:51 p. m. Day Eqpress, Sundays excepted.
7:10 a. m• Acc immodation Train. daily tar Suscpachanr.a.
P.:15 p. m. New York Mail. Sunday. ecepted.
10:110p. ghtn
Liing Expres., unity.
9:10 a M. Way Freight, "nudity. excepted.
BAGGA.GE CRECKED THROUOLL
139 A revised and tom pieta Poeket Time Tnble" of
PassengerTrainn on the Erie Railway and conn ecting
lin,. has recently been publishedesud eta be had on ay
plteattoc io the Ticket Agent of the Company.
L. D. RUCKER, WM. R. BARR,
Gaul Supt. Gaol Paste. Agt.
Per. 1.. 1870.
BILLINGS STROUD, Ticket Agent, Ney.tfose Pa
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
On nod after Dec. NI, IVO, trains as Oslo Lehigh
Valley Railroad will ran as follows s.
DOWN TRALNEL
Lave Waverly Junc
tion E. R. W. 6.35 a. M. 3.ES p. 63, 6
60 1140 p. 115.
Athens 45 •• 3.95 "
Towanda 7.. Z " 4.16 7,30 't
Lamyville 8.35 " LEO
9k - inner's Iry 8.40 " 5.41 "
ateshoppen 9.00 " 5.02 "
alehoopany 909 " 510
Tunktnoek 9,25 " 5.40 tt
L. & B.june. 10.90 " 740 "
Pittston 10 40 " 7.50
Wilkes. Barre 11 00 " 6.111
White Elven 12.92 "
altrh Chunk 1.40
Allentown 2.37
Bethlehem 2.50
Easton 317 "
Philadelphia 5.05 tt
Ar. at New 1 ork O.Z
UP TRAINS,
Leave New York 6.00 a. at.
PAlludelphla 7.35 "
Easton 9.05
Bethlehem 935 "
Allenttwn 9.49 "
alcth Chunk 10.55 tt
White [Wu 12..18 p. ca.
Wilkes-Ba t e 1.30 "
Pittston 1.50 "
L. & B. Jun. 200 "
Tnnlinock 2.54 t•
litehoopany 3.011
Mrshoppen 927 "
Skinner'. E. 9.45 k.
Leevyville 3'49 "
Towanda 4.59 "
Athens 510 "
Ar. et Waverly
Junction, E. 11.11%5 45 "
OrNri change of ears between Scranton and New
York. or hetween Scranton end Phthelelphia.
Decamber Z. 1870.
&mom 1871!
s rif t lMG !.
At Lenbehn's GREAT BEND
At Lenhelm's GREAT BEND
A. TURRELL
'DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CLOTH
LNG, HARDWARE, CROCK'SRY,
NOTIONS, EIA.TS and CAPS,
All of which have been purchased during
the late decline, and will be sold at prices ac
cordingly ;
GOOD CAM . CO, and 1-0 cents per yard
GOOD MUSLIN only 10 cents per yard
GOOD SUGAR,. only 10 cents per pound.
GOOD GREEN, BLACK and JAPAN
TEAS, only 90 cents per pound,
HANDSOME DRESS goods for 25cts,o y'rd
&Suit of CLOT VAS tbr Itt 30.
All other goods at corresponding
We also make a speciality of the slur
PING BUSINESS, and will send to the
best ROUSES ran butter and all other
kinds of PRODUCE. The HIGHEST
Market price and prompt returns
guaranteed also PAILS flunished
and MONEY ADV4(CED, to
CIISTOMER6whea DESIRED.
Parties wiahing to buy GOODS CHEAP and
find the
LARGEST ASSORTNENT
In Susquehanna Munty, to seleot Er= avlU do
well to call at
To. S. LEMEMOWS 5T0833,
April 5,1971.-4 m.
Good Ifingt to, the Soldiata of The War of tuvi,
A ND THEIR WIDOWS I—DOPATem has reeenDY pass
-11. ad a Law Wanting Pensions of Eight Dollars per
month, where there wog a Service of Sixty Goyim more.
For mug of-lon 1 procured Land Warripiia, from Imo
to ISA and my records and papers, Men made, Omagh
now the important rstacessary in Procuring Pen.
Mons, and pawns brin gor sending their emu , to
my °Moe can hare the benefit of ml Mord% sod
their butinese will be promptly attended to at rates es.
[Wised by theism L. It, PlTial,
Muumuu /birch 22.11171. aw
'n0).1) LETTING—no Supervisors oi Bit(szowster
, Vtoetli mot at the tone ot isms Wait% to Soft
4 tpttl 511114' at I Cook P. as« to let Um
Mitro.too4leadlospoixass. .sloolto.Thacus
To be lot to um lowest
uo n-Me rrzeiw .
XPtttiejol 1714. •
1100 m
1.45 y .m
615 "
4.00 "
4.w"
6.43 "
668 "
6.16 "
11. Z "
605 "
St Lenhelues GREIT BEND
Is the place to buy
SOOTS and SHOES„ .
CARPETS, WALL.
PAPER, OIL.
PAINTS,,
&C., &u
LOW PRICES t
Great Bead, Pa.
DISSOLI7TION.—Tbe firth of/. B. DeWitt & Co., Ma
this day dissolved by =mai comet. Either part
ner is authorized to aettio the eremite of the late ^a.
1 . .Y.& lA. It DzWITT,
FSIUtY,I3AI4OIAUT.
Montrose, 'larch W,lBll
JAMES R. DEWIT.T Will =time the Inisinou. at
t' e Old Stand. when ho will be hatiny to see his old
friends and all who wish Mint/ In his lino of goods.
• dialle4
Ilontrase. Meryl 20. trit ee..
11. 8. 11/88HAII8 gine.
Ty. D. of Pcnltte=444 Eirriuscr lisreb.,l7 Unt.
_THIS 13 TO 017BNOTICE: !M .
axi Ile Ina day of
North. A. D. 18 - 11. a W_errentin Bankruptcy was Drued
against the Brute of Manly N. Walker of Cason Town
chip. to the County of nuelnehimps. era State of Penn
rylvania. who hoe been adjudged* Bankrupt, on his own
petition that the payment of any data and delivery of
any property belonging to such Bankrupt to him or fop
his use, and the transfer of any property by him are for
by law ;that a Meeting of the Creditme of said
Bankrupt. to prove tboir Debt., end to choose one or
more assiguees of h o l d enote will be beldam Court of
Bankruptcy. to bo at the Oftlee of B. N.,W Mord
No. 203. Lackawanna Menne. ftrardon. Bono% before
E. N. vv . II Ilard Erg.. Register, on thO' girth dar of April,
A. D. 1871, Al / O'CJOSA A. M. A. MURDOCK.
4w. 11. S. Marshal, as Mesaimger,
ligoTlCE.—Tho Imo( WERE.* 0148 E was dissolved
LI on the Ant or April. The andualgned hp °Renal
A GROCERY CIGAR
at the old. stand and Is now retelvln; a nenslot of goods
which will be sold at the LOWEST OASIS RICE
COI and see Hi J.
atv
WEBB.
Montrose. April 5.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
Tng UNDERSIGN ED WILL RECEIVE PROPOSALS
for famishing material end holldinga school bongo
on the premises of Anderi , on Johnson, West Diteocit s
near the Jesstkp line, at the residence of said Johnson,
on.datorday, ardi &h. 11371, th e same to be completed
end ready h acceptance by the first day wi t hctobct
next. nat. and.specitications ca found elates
of the Cc/Walter. b eY C. SiaIELP.
EPIMALIt H. HOWE. ,
Dimock, March 29.1611.—.1w Committee.
NOTICE.
ICTOTICit IS ITEREDY That Letters Patent
.1.1 have been Issued to the Montrose Railroad Comps..
ny, and the subser.bere to the Capital Stock of aid,
Company are hereby notified to meet at the Rotel of P. .
County.
Brook. to the villago of Springville, Sattenni,
County, not Thursday, April 27, 1271, at I o'clock,:.
for the purpose of organizing :he Company by the eleo.
Lion 01 a Prestdent and twelve Directors E .
MERL PARS. Chairman.
D. F. IILAI;ESLET, 11. C. TYLER.
B. IL SAYRE, W. H. JESSUP.
CHARLES 1.. BROWN, Commissional.
[Attest.] C. DROWN, Secretary.
Montrose, April 12, 1871.
To the Pub lic.
Hereby certify that I have for several years licown ark
1 article pnt up and prepared by U. Taylor. u
a remedy tnr `• ST. VITUS DANCE " and have observed
its efficacy in many cases, and they were always bene
al. Knowing Ito composition and mode of Drapes.
tion, I enn truthfully eolith for its
Great Bald. April 12,:11.-4se E. P A TR I CK, U. U. z)
VADAKIN.
I"%EALF.TI TN 'MARBLE READ STONES, Itonntomth
Ac. ; also. In Scotch Granite. All work done to or
der. end wsrrAnied. Residence and shop, drat dart
month of the rethol'e Church.
htontriae, liarch.29,lnri„ 4me
FOB dram •
FAP.3I OF FIFTY ACRES In Silver Lem tor u 3,0
echeap and on easy ICMIII. Ir.qulre of
Montrose. !larch , ISTI.-11 , 3 J. B. idaCLLIIII.
ESTATE NOTICES.
.............--- - - -
VEc ° T OR'S NCTCE.—Lettere Testamentary ath*
estate of Jremtah,,Mencham, Lila of Montrose. dna.
(lebeians County. deceas d, baveng oeen grantedfta
We sohscrlber, all parsons Indebted to said estate an
requered to make immediate psymen,t, and all persons
having claims against said decedent willpiesent theta
without delay. ALFRED BaI.DIV/ 4.
Montrose, March 8, 1871—dve it nentor.
LST&TE of Polly Slytes. late of Forest Lake tosll,
ri ship. Peumilvania, clamed; Letame TestaMeMtaty
upon the estate of the above named decedent. La
been grouted to the undersigned. notice Is given to
persons Indebted to the Lime to make Immediatevey•
meta, and those having claims upon the same. will prat
sent them, duly authenticated for settlement.
HARVEY 111BDSALL. IS:aecntat,
Forest Lake March lb. 1871. 6W
_
"WONDER OR TIES WORLD.—Eittstrargb, Pa,
January '28,18 - 4.- - ro cthcitoU_ma exastera — Ttas
Is to teary that I have given A. BALDNrIS, allot /tease,
Ea.. the eschnilve control of
Count ale Of tha above =l
ed remoda in thisqnehanne y, so longas be apogee
to continue to the btodnees, end that all orders hereafter
should be addressed to M.
tO receive attention,
MToll,ProprieSustat,
March 'A 1611
SBRCi 40:1417151
PEST BARGAINS IN TOWN
.11-3 CHOICE FAMILY Gig OCEIIIES, FLOUR! PRO.
vlsions, Dried and Canned Fruit, Vegetable , . dre.
at the Head of Navigation. A. N. DULLARD.
Itlontro-c, February 22. 1811. A R
LATROP'S nEDICATED BATHS,
TV IT "r Without Electricity.aatheaa e d rmanda .
11for Ithentaatista, Metallic endr.tronie_Disese•
es. At the foot of Chettutit street, MOOtrumie.
Mont the
foot
26, 1611. 17
CtTION - Against • • T*. • a.: ote given •
stent. Fete.' Hoek. for ono . Hundred ss
I Anal' sot pay It unless compolled by, law. Nap IG
giVin
May 9, 1670. ELIAS 11.WELDLA.
Near Milford, April 40, 1811. iv*
• A CARD:
[CUT OUT AND EEEP.I
To THOSE MERCHNTS And oers who hare ea
long given roe their patronage, I th
tq. der my heart
felt thanks, and Invite a continuance of the same, with
their influence, to the .
BPLEtiNj.k FEW HARDWARE STORE,
of Smith, Cohn S CO., .1 . 9 and St Duane street. Sit
York. where orders ehould be dictated to me and direct ,
ed to 'he firm, to insure esrly attention, and I would add
to my notrops, and to Moto who pass lay on the other
sta., that I 'am not to be undersold, by say big or
little concern In New York, or elsewhere, se tease
roe a fair trial. War gooduare new. and nem for
mob. for the apar byand Northern trade
M. C. SY MR., Agent, aid *Bristle
Montrose March:S. 1871 . hiuynt.
STATE OF FRANCIS CLARK, Labe a-Apo/at=
Etownshtp. Susquehanna County. N., deceased Le ,
tent of Administration upon the above named decadent
having been granted to the undersigned. notice Is hereby
given to all persons indebted to said estate, to make ha
mediate payment. and those having claims hobos the
same to present them duly authenticated for settlement
to the nudersigmed. FRAKCIS CLARK,Jr.,
PATRICK. WALSH,
Administrators. cu
11animas. Starch 49:1571.--41w totarevtte =nat.
FOR SALE,
PILE HOTEL Property, located at
Thmoclt Corner', and long nnd thvoraldi known on
tlle Lewis Hotel. connected wLitt abOolTwitnti
Acres of Velnable Land,
For particalart, addrefo or can on C. C. MILLS.
I,l,lzonk. rn,,, Jan. 15. 1871., meaaor„
Ts' 4l
kyery kind °Menlo 113.11Act.jast antredADA
or saes at New York wholesale price.. ago • Ones*.
DE
mrtfoont of COFFEE. Boy or mh and say.xp
I,gchars. AL TUDim.J.
1:E=1
—At Sher-Wood'a. the Watch-Make, id**
street, 31ontrose, Pa t -
CONGRESS WA at TER,
TITRILELL'S
ALUABLE, FARM l O SALE.—The
V subscriber offers his farm at Silver Lake,
Susquehanna Co., Pa., contains over 130 acres
100 or 105 of which are cleared and under minim,
Lion the land is NIA watered and good for either
grain or grass, there are between two and three
hundred grafted Apple trees on the place besides
peach, plum, and pear trees, the farm is conveni
ent for churches and schools. with. good build.
ings, 130 rods top.th of Quaker inke, the farm is
a good one and admirably located. Address or lip,
to MAURICE M. DONNELL.
ply
Silver Lake, Snags. Co., ra.,l.Lifch 8 '7l.
KIBLIO WaTICE.
T Would respeeV clefs fo
a my fennel,
4 Maumee re and the , e geltenttr
culTing en the
TAILORINQ Bunmum!
IN MONT - ROBE. sad pToposo to do sIWOIIXIO ,
Line,,tn• _
FASHION&SI,D, N:EAT,'SMISTANTI&L MANNEE!,
And at Satisfactory Prieto. Paillten its Attention tied
to CIITTLNO sad encia a= e ta base thp
work Plain for the person who pats it 'eer.
. . .
Eibop on the west side ot."'Public ~ Avenue." aft;
Bunts a IticholV . Drug.Storetaitl o l 2ll 4 as Gem lig.
DT.ltalsey. F. L 1368.
Youruse. February 7,18r1, .._a !
DENTISTRY . :
0.4. mu: Ms mumimas, saw Nipm.
, .
iisfacibiottentloa e.illikto sn OPatafts. o * 0 ,
rat tAt.h. lastaci.l - rem inentri Mau I sm
Vow IV Inc Ponca aoslttactiou sniulA co '
Owe and se. ate, od ridgy runslr - o. vicar _ t
- Oz. ih ii*.r-li •