and the study of school economy, an& methods
of instruction, and male the school work only
an employment to secure money. d great
change is being wrought in all these things, and
hope encourages concerning the fhturo of our
schools.
In conclusion, I cheerfully add that I have re.
ceived a cordial welcome in most places, and
found Directors and people desiring to ludic
good accomplished, changes effected in manner
and means which shill improve the instruction
and secure greater efficiency; while the greater
part of the teachers have Manifested a warmth
of regard . and readtnessio know the right way
that has added strength and efficiency to my
own trolls, and encourages to greater and high
er eserithhs for a new ywir of labor. The press
has cheerfully spread before the people items of
information in school affairs, and our graded
s bisils and a few select schools have continued
t help on the work by sound instruction to
many who engage as teachers. The satne kind
ne,, and cordiality of the former year hare been
extended during, this by the State Department,
for all of whichl am trttly grateful.
*- •
Good Templar' o Convention.
l'ffitlexEdiaco'S OP TUE TIrritTEESTII ONARTUrtIct
OMENTto.% L O. 0, 'T., OF StS44,I;EttANNA
cm:NTT, iYA.,'lrci.D AT initiOXTILLE, JuNE. 21)
AND 21, 1870:
The 'Convention was called to order at '2
clock, Tuesday June 20, by G. W. C. T. Chase,
Officers present and appointed as follows : W.
I.'. T., brother S. B Chase, Great Bend; W. V.
sister R. Patterson, New 31ilford; Secretary,
brother G. W., Mackey, New 3111 ford; Senti
nel, brother llciward, of I..enoxville; Chaplain,
Bev. J,A. Jerorne,.New 31iltord; P. W. C. T., bre.
Brown of Lathrop; Minutes of last meeting
raitl dial approved.
• The Chair uppointen the following ComMit
tee on Credentials: Brother Churchill of Len
nnillet..hrother of Lathrop and sister
French or Jackson: On Business, brothers Je
rome, MeNulley and sister Patterson.
on Motion—Brother .1. A. Jerome and sister
Patterson were admitted as delegates from Cri•l
ecc,nt, Lodge...-
I%e following report from the Business Com
mittee were approved by the Convention
Ist. The appointment of Committees; 2d, re
ports of committees and °Meets ; lid, new busi
ness; 4th, reports of delegates; sth, good of the
order. Adjourned at 5 o'clock to meet at 7r y
iu the evening.
EvExix•() Sy.f. , to:c.—Publi c e meeting; address
es by brothers Chase , 31eNe.11T, G. W.
Mackey,
IViritc),-Churchill and Jerome.
l'fferat 0 Oclock,.W. - rn., Stine 91; one 'lloni• to
Is• devoted to religious excrases. Ist, reading
of niinutes; 2d, addre,s of weleoine; tid, reports
of committees; 4th, unfinished brtsinessr
reports of visiting delegates; Gth, fixing place
(.11 holdiag. next. visiting
ution 7th, election of
officers; Bth, additional reports of delegates ;
9th, new business; 10th,_ volunteer resolutions;
adjourned at 12 o'clock to meet at 2 p. tn.
AnEtacoax sEsSltes.—lst, ExemplitiPtion of
unwritten work; 24, fiction on resolutions;
gniacLor the order; 4th, reading of minutes; sth,
degree meeting. The Chair appointed the follow
• ing committee on roicilutions : Brothers O. }.l.
'Fb.mo,., White, 0. C. Whitney, Tiffany .. and
Mackey.
By vote, the Convention recommended the
appointment of tv.&c District I)eputies ; broth
ers Churchill, Brown and Jerome, were:tit-ix-tint
ed a Co Mlllittee to pre, , en I names of
ffir lbcputies, and to divide the work. The
motion to elect ollh-ers for one year was consid
ered and to. The report of the dele
gates w:e. , very cheering W. C. T., gave a brief
nport of the late G. 1- )il
the Convention adjouro cal to meet at 73 i o ' c l oc k .
. . IsEtt , /i).%.-31tviing was called to or
del by G. \V. C. I'. Chase, who 'poke very brief
ly, but, with much interest, upon the •zreat
sub
ject of temperance, and Wae hdhweeci - hy broth
ers Mt - Nancy. l'hurchill and 31achey, aft , r which
the COLIVeu :1011 Via, dnlerel sdimire e d unlit
NVelnesd niorninz at t)
Wno lc Est: i O't•i • Oc .—('onven.
tint [`ailed to order }IV jer ow ,,, . who
look c carer .f the religions te;erci,, for one
hour. At 1() ,i e loch brother Chase declared the
4.',utts eat it):10; , V.1 il.r 01
Minutes of the priori -vas clay r. 2.11 and ittpro...eti
The Address of Welf:otne was delivered It
brother Churchill, and 14%13 10 with
touch interest by the Convention. The report
of the County Missionary was listened to with
much accenting interest by the convention;
it:hereupon brother Churchill offered thefollou - -
in" resolutionwhich was unanimously adapted
Whrre./.., We have listened with interolt to
the report of the County Missionary, and bcliev
- lag-this work-to be a stepin the right direction,
therefore :
Peso:red, Tlea the Missionary ha, and is here
by instructed_to toutinite his labors another
t,riairs, gainer. •,:- • '-• . -
• DI vote Of the Coniention -the Secretary of
~the_comniittee. on -missionary work, witsreque.d
-14.t0 ask-the Lodges that had not contributed
I.4`this work, to.do so at 0nte,i...:...... ' • .
... , Cimunittco -on Deputits'relmirted as follows:
Wti recenniterid the following - n=6 from which
the Convention may, by ballot, select tiro iudi
egiditals for Dist lit% Deputies, vir..i.bnithers G. B.
--:R.c.l.#rs of Brooklyn- Abram Churchill- of Len
-7,...c.cri11e ; J . ..M...110bbs of Lathrop; and.G. W.
t.:Mackey of New . Milford; and we divide the
%county, as foliOns: Northern, 'Middle and
c. Southern Districts. The following named town
-Ships to comprise the:Southern: „Ararat, Gibson.
liarfunl, Lenox, Lathrop and Clifford, the bal
ance of the county, to make up the Northern
and SffddieDist ricti. - By h-allot•the Oinvention
e.rtroommended the appointment ofhrothers J. %L
Hobbs - of Lathrop; .and G. W. Mackey of New
Milford, for District Deputies. New Ittiltiird
was fixed as the place fur holding the next Con
vention. The folloSing named- persan4 avert
elected as officers to serve tlie Conrentiort for
the billowing pear: W. C. T., - .brother 8. B.
Chase of Great Bend; W. V. T., sister Decker
of Lenoxville; - W. S., brother G. W. Mackey- of
New Milford ; W. T, sister French of Jackson.
:The W C.' T.: gave a brier seta:mot of the pro
ceedings of their W. G. 1.., arum-which the eon
-, ;nation adjourned to meet at 2p. m. . ..
Arrrmsoos SE .1.10:i.' - - —At 2 o'clock the W.
C.T., in the Chair, the Rev. brother Mattoon,
pf Thomson Centre, was, by a rote of the Con
' venfitm appointed to respond to the address of
Ns - eremite, to be delivered at the Conimittion
which is, to convene et New Milford oriTttesday
'be 511.1 - day of- Sliptern her, 1811 :
"‘" On rraitjon of brother MeNalleyOlte. &Prete
`il,' was.instreeted to procure en address on the
subject of temperance, from Rev. Thoinus . P.
Hunt, to be . ilelivered ut our neit Convention.
-- 4enmittee on Resolutions reported as follows:
, 3 Whereas, We feel called upon again to" ex
:,,.press the sentiment of this Conveution upon the.
_,questions at issue in the temperance reform, we .
widt. to avoid 3 repetition of principles, Which
ii` ever regard as essential to our work, 'we
—.therefore infer. only such resolutions as appear
f...1.0..einh011s The questions which legitimately
concern the interests of the Order, anti cause of
. IcinPertutce: and Whereas, the G. 1, - .; at its late
session instructed its Executive Committee to
prepare and circulate a I.lolllon asking and, tie
ruandtng of the Lesl 'titre of this Comtism
tr
wealth, the passa,le of, at its next ses.siou,.an
abosolute prohilritory Ls. , Therefore : •
Raoleed, That inasmuch as we have met with
' Continued repulse in urging' he passap of a lo
cal option law, we now endorse the action of
_One G..L? and will seek to the utmost, to assist
in the circulation of said petition, and to this
- end we re ommend that a', igilance Committee
be appointed by, the District Deputit,, for each
township inthe county, .
• 2 .l2esalved, That this Convention demand of our
- courts, a strict adherence to the letter of the law
respecting the-grautifig and -violation of I.lsttor
- liiicasts,'and Of the officers whose duty it is to
/...lv e p o rt all violation of said license laws in
bas
quehanna county. to faithfully ili•cliarge their
ddtetir: 'r ' ' • : •
Resolved; That oar hearty thanks be extended
to our brethren - and friends of this place Ito
their open-handed hospitality, and to fat:nom - Hie
f,okc for' the use of this pleasant hall during
• fourcalon.
.4frodied,That •We as Gand.. Template.. Wm ,
ppecffin of political party{ines, plecip ourselves
' • „tisk .41'nfetabers of:this organtzation, and
• Itth‘firitidds of tctiipetancei&ii.inulty,- to join
tluttin thospproaclung Stnte,,county,
nmd tnuthelpal: elections, , we • will Aukkilt,l. no'
', r ~ Win fowho is, notlin opetdravotved and
Lemperaucd ;• end oopt of
= thts restollition be - forwitNetl to the chairman of
the, County 'Central Commetuafor melt party,
',... mad to taelt.Limigo of Gadd Templam each DI
, ejeterielsons TemperiMee, and chili tiewspaper
• iwitited - in-the district, with a .requust that the
editorspubllelithe'saree: - •
C.T.W. gave the exemplification of atumn
written work of the Orner.„• ",
On modem the Convention adjourned to meet
''St the M. E-." Climb; at ISO fhla'evenleg;
all d thettint•_iiaa.allSd
to order ,and listened to a very soul-stirring ad
dress from G: W C. T., Chase, after which the
Convention adjourned, to meet at New Milford,
on Tuesday the 6th day of September iB7l.
GOV. Macumr, District Se cretary.
. • .
—GEold has become rather .
qmet and
weaker; the range throughout Sattaday,
being between 1121 and 113 t. It opened
at 113 t; and closed at 1121, a thrther de
cline of 4. Sterling Exchange, 125a125a.
4111,4111
IF SUE wss UitoEn.t-Jennie Jones
was a very pretty little gifl, nail it was the
first time she had over been visiting. by
herself. She was spending the af4raeou
with one of her schoolmates, and whew it
,eaw tea time Jennie was iuvitato slay
to tea.
"No, I thank you, ma'am," she said,
shyly, in answer to the request.
-1 guess you'd better," • said her little
friend's mother, good, hospitable. Mrs.
Morse, "set right up to the table alodg
with Sairy—won't you, now?"
Jennie fidgeted, twisted her apran,:put
her finger in her mouth,. iin&finally dee
tiffieitthe 'ecimirany by remarking:
"Well—l don't know; Ana said I was to
say no, thank yen, the first time I was
asked, but—b' you urged inc I could
day t
--It is scarcely necessary to add that she
stayed.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
; The Cottage Cyclopettla.
We have examined the "Cottage .Cyclopedia
of Ilistory and Biography." It is n copionshis
tory of memorable persons, events, places anti
thlngs,With notices of the present state of the
pthiciprd countries and nations •of the known
World and chronological vtecp of American-his
tory
jt i contains statistlet'and facts complied
in a very concise riMl IntelliOnt manner, which
are very valuable and highly interesting and in.
strumive. The work is sold only by subscrip
tion. There Is an agent canvassing the county,
who will call upon the people of this section
and give them an opportunity to examine the
work.
Oysters In the Shell,
KEY STONE SALOON.
l''n2sh Clams, _
KEY STONE SALOON.
Hot Roasted Peanuts,
KEY STONE SALOON.
' GEOTIOS. C. HILL, Proprietor
Muzzle Your Dogs! • •
By nn ordinance of the town Council of
Montrose, nil dopy running et large; in this Bom„
must be muzzled either with wire basket or
strap, from the 15th day of July 1871,16 the Ist
day of Sept., 1871, or they will be deposed of by
the High Constable. Montrose, July 10,1871.
Life of Edward U. Runoff.
By the compliments of E. It I''reeman, the
author, we have' upon our table a copy of " The
Illatory of Edward IL Runoff," which Ig now
coMpleted and for sale by agents in nil parts of
the country.
Mgmairoge mid Conklin Stage&
Leave Montrose at 9 A. 3t, eonnecting, with
Accommodation Train for Binglninten, at
1 P. M., Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leave Conklin on arrival of Accommodation
Train at 3.4 P. 3!., Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Sa tanima
Mr Part icuhr attention given to Expres.* Pack
age••. I.AF.t vorrE BALDWIN, Agent.
roNe, tine 21. 1811 tf
The Fair.
SnAcluehanna County Fair Will be held on
TueNlay, Wedne -day and ThuNday, 12, 13 and
14th or sepienther, 18;1. BY Oninuc Copt.
Ma .A.2.1.11L1.41. C3i-JILI.
STEW k TIT -MAR/MC.II-th Harford, June 29th
Miller, Mr..W. Ne6ou Stewart and
Mks Kate Marough.
Pow.E—Fuld.Nn—Lu Harford, on the 3d instant,
by Rev. A. Miller, Mr. Thomas Pow.., of Wy
oming and Miss Libbie M. Fuller, of liinlord.
I;)MLA.I73ZICES.
II kill'ETL—ln Ilridgewatery an the .2.1 instant,
311 a Betsey Harper, irifc of E. Harper, aged
41 _revs.
*lll 4drertionntato.
A CHLtirCal TO THE "BRICK."
ENRY C. TYLER hot removed tiff Imbrante attire
to thus or A. W. Berth°lt, Fad., OVER WLLSON'S
RARDIVIIE nTURF, where he will be pled to Imrte
hle frieuda and the public genotally, with.
Fire, Lite. and Atedental Inmanee--PoUndea,
written To-Day, and losses promptly and honorably so}
Justed. All my Companies hire been Tried and found
Worthy. and slur ona who Sn'Ot Direrestly, dues no tor
self interest. !'base call and examine Statement*. &e. ,
Ac. N. 11. 31r. Berth°lf will attend to any lodnevs In
atmenee. ILENRY C. TYLER.
ilostro . ec: dnldJ2, 1l n.
THIS Wit GERBER!
3e3retrr•crcsork
HORSE HAY FORKS!
A, J: NELLIE , PATENT IMPROVED.
Ttreaty-Two State Fair FreatitimitAtrareleil Ills Fart
In Fifteen Months-11M and =U.
NEWS MAME PULLEY,
An Implement that Fvery Farmer, Carpenter, SWIM
and Painter Sbonki linya.
.I=Lovcsksrixas
HORSE RAKES,
Band Bakes, Scythes, Swaths, Grain Cradles,
Iron, (Anchor Brand) Axles,
Steel Springs. •
Carriage Bolts. Crow Liars, (Steel and Imnd
Monitor
O cm• .1111 z c,;TS
That . always ;Ives "1111.ALLEli 'when the
cstrie is Beat' sot tho Table. TAT ONE AO Itat will
. findOthestrtist West!
• Shaper,
Mks, iiaeyf. Luca,
Hawn; Filer, - - knobs,
Dam Ehlsea, gic7the Stomp, Latehtp,
PatotS, • —' Varnish,
stove*, • Tut-Ware, Lanips4te..
Itant nue, Jaly 5, tEq.-14. 110 Th k COIIWIN.
A 05111II8TEANOWS SALE OF Rest Itatate.-An
ts. pursuance of in older of the Oman's Court of this
gnehannn county, Penneylaud*. win be sOld at-pohlie
- sate, on the ptelnisot, in itabata township;onlintradayl •
the lyth .da y of PM. siren eaDCY p. the foi
biting tea estate of Stephot King..deeessed,txtwit:
it,eahiable Own, situate in Anburn township. bounded
.and desertbednarollows, tannuled • nn tho north by
lands' of ,Williato Aber.' east •by lands 'of _
.Ray King,
sonth by-lands of B. Y.lnvlot end west by lands of J.
.01ninger and W.ll4Christfan, containing *bald-luny:
tl,..eht acres of laud, tbtrlpSirelturatimprared:
T=l OY SU-E.—Ono hatlltod dollars daven.43oo
tonanuatice linally; WO In six mouth thereafter, $2OO
owe year thereafter andthe balance in two equal :um:al ,
payments. with interest on the whole 'enta remaining
unpaid from.eorditmation at each payment.
STONELIC ROW, Matailetnittyr.
BlibtuatJuly Mir td ;
A Wono TO Boys.—Truth is one of
the'rarest of virtues. Many a youth-has
been lost - to society by allowing falsehood
to tarnish his character, and - by foolishly
&riming truth away. Honesty, frank,-
tels, generosity, virtue—blessed. traits'
Ile these - yours, my boys, we shall not
.You are watched by your, elders.
Bfiri - Wfio - arelooking for clerks and- tip
prentimi, have. their-eyes on you. If von
are proilirie, -vulgar, saloon-going, they
will not choose you. If, you are upright,
steady; and industrious before long you
will ilnd good places, kind masters, and
the prospect of a useful life before you.
cathartics used and approved.by
the physicians comprising the Nitrides
medical associations of this State are now
compounded and sold under the name of
Parsons' Purgative Pills.
We copy the following from an exchange,
which is important if true : Chronic diar
rhceo of long standing, also dysentery,
and all similar complaints common at
this season of the year, can be cured by
did fisili"(internally)cirJolinson's Attotkue
Liniment. We know whereof we affirm.
—Perfection has been obtained in a the
manufacture of .1. Monroe Taylor's Cream
Yeast Baking Powder. All the ladies
who have used it universally exclaim,
"there is nothing likeitl"
NEW IrOIIK PRODVIDE lIIMULISTS•
Corrected weekly by William llodsdon, 231
Fulton 81.., ;Sew York.
Week ending July 1, 1871
Butter, pail 27032
" firkin 28@31
Cheese, dairy, per lb 7010
factory " B@l2
Bs, per doz 18419
Four, per barrel... 2.: .. 4.7306.43
Corn tueal.loo lbs. 2..2.30
'Wheat, per bushel 1.1:150
_Rye " - P 5 0 1 .00
II
Outs 51083
Corn ' " ........ ....... ... 804100
•11opg; crop of 1870 10020
Beef, sides, per lb 10©14
doge, .. ..
.. I IOI2
Potatoes, per bbl. 2.Bottal.Go
Tallow " 9010
ffiptciar potico.
TRE SALE OP PATENT MEDICINES.
Has In no other country reached the enormous pmprie
tlona It has assumed to the Tutted States. Thin is ow-
Ina to the tart i neat of territory and the comparative
thinness of population, which creates the necessity for
some reliable remedy. that tan be uppiled at once in the
atwence of moteerional medical aid.
I,lnon.un'e (limn Ityrrezze boo for over ten years been
worded an
TILE GIIEVIr novsunoLn nEntam,
and is rattail on in every enter :Taney by thousands of
families in every section of the egnintry. It Ia not
fancy drink. compatall/f had whisky. flavored with aro
matics, to tickle the palate and minister to a depraved
entwine, but Is a carefully and smentincally prepared
compounded extract of Root*, !duets and narks, poo.
sessing greast medic.! virtue. Its rare combination pro
tits rho toast lttrectoal remedy t et dincovercd for nil
diseases of the stomach, Liver, VZltlncis and Dowels.
Sold everywhere at One Dollar per Bottle.
nu. ocirrEssiogs of eP INVALID.
131:111.1SIIED As A Isamu.; and for tbo beredt of
1 ;loaner soon and others, who ocular from Nervous
Debllll7, supplylug vaz lle OP-11417Catic-
Written by one who cored himself, and seat free oa
receiving a post-paid directed el:Metope.
Addre,, AN MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, N. Y,
Brooklyn, May 17. 1811. Gin
A. row Words to the Ladies
Many ladies, particularly mothers nursing. complain
ing of a tired, listless rotting, or complete exhaustion,
'Oa arising In the morning. On the wife and mother de
volnes the responsibility of regniatiugthe duties of the
household. /ler cares arc numerous. mid the mental no
well as the physical pee era ore frequently called into
reguiettion. She often finds her tiliglateot occupation
weary task and existence a burden, while at thg same
time rho has no regular Moor.. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, if resorted to at this period, will prove an en.
bailing remedy for this annoying lassitude. The effects
at this potent agent are coon seen in the rosy eheek and
elastic stop of the head of the ftmily, as with restored
health and renewed ophitit she takes her accustomed
place in the family circle. If this friend hi need be reg
ularly need, those depreoslng symptoms will never be
complained of, end not only would Insoltede not be rt.
perfeneed, but many diseases following Its advent:be
avoided. As a medical agent It has no equal. white its
pleasing flavor and healthful effects have made It s gen
eral taconite. It is free from oil properties cilenlated to
impair the systorii, and Its operations are at once mild.
soothing and efficient. Al who have used the WPM
atenet Its virtues and commend It tociseo
VirGettlittig flitartled.—Essays for ymang Urn,on
rho delights or home, and the tmaprtety or imbroprlety
off...ening married. with sanitary help far those vrtio
feet tit:ined ter matrimonial happiness tient free. In
seated envelopes. Address. WAVALID ASSOCIATION
Lox P., Philadelphia. Pa;
prittoomsbaru State Norma'
and Lrrtiant & iriserrr - re.—The Vacuity
of thin inetitution aim to ho very thorough in their In
...ruction, and to look earethily after thu health, man
nem and mural. ..idle ettidenu.
. _
Apply for Cataloy,na t& 11.E.VRY CARVER. A. IL
Scut. Principal
4aiiroad that Zableo.
-:LP
LACKAWANNA and
:LP WESTERN RAILROAD. Winter Arningemeot
rasarger linen cited. Nov. SI.IBM.
TItAl-WS 'LEAVE
WESTWARD. I EASTWARD.
Mail Peen no Mali PAIIIIJ
train. train. STATIONS. train. tral
A. n. A. NI. P. NI. P.l
318.00 New Y0rk'......... I
5,00
1133 New ILaranton,..... 1.23
12.00 Mantanka (amok— 12.40
ets I.: Delawaro....Dine... 12.33
l 11,211 Mtn Scranton 9.18
4.23 12;33 Nicholson.... ~ 2.56
a 4.34 1 1,00 11..pbottom ...... .... 2.08
8 -
Montrnre
Mew Milford
Great Bend
•Perot 43ILiberty-st.l
• W. P. 110 L
Menlo's' Peen, end
ILOUD, Ticket Agent,
I; RIE RAILWAY
t.3nomlte• under oue management-4GO Wad with
out also •a of coaches. Broad gouge. douhlc track route
to all poluts west, north-arest and anuth•w cat. Naar
nod roproaad 4:ouches are run through without ehuoge
to Badwater. thaffdlo, Dunkirk, elorelaud, and Clticlu
natl.
Oa and after 'Monday:Ore. ti. 18Th. Val= will Icava
Dinghzzattai at the fallanving awn*, viz:
11:155 a.m. Night.lxdrees. c tondays excepted]
:3:R5 a. m. Night Express. Ily.
&Si a. m. Train. Sundays excepted, fur Dairen.
and Dunkirk.
.1.1)3 p. m. EinumAccammodation,Sundayexeeptml,
kat p. nx. Day Fapreaa.ttoodnye excepted.
p. m. Express Mail, Sundays excepted. .
2:55 p. m. Way Frcizbt, Sundays excepted.
LOS p. in. Emig - taut 'Pate. dady tut weet.
11:115 'Cm. Night ItxpreetcSandaye excepted.
m:Clncinnatt Express, N4endays excepted.
1:51 p. m. s).'y Eqpreso,Snndnye excepted.
TrN) a, m• Acc =mod:diem Trxin, daily for I%mnd:tame
A:l5 p. m r . New York Mail. Hominy. excepted.
10:20p. m. Lightning Exprens,nally.
attit a. m. Way Freight, Sundays excepted.
BAGGAG4 CIIECKED TIIItOrGII
[ o -A reetred and complete'• Pocket Time Table•• of
PalyettgerTrafna nn tbe...erie Railway and connecting
line, ha* recently been publirlicd, and tam be had on ap
plication to the 'ticket Agot of tho Company.
L. D. RITWEIL WM. IL BARR,
Gen"' Su pl. Gen , : Panes Agt.
Dec. :4, 1870.
BILLINGS STLIOUD, 'Ticket Agent, Mo t.trose Po
VALLEY ItAIIMOAD:
.L 4 Ott and 161.ar Dec. 21./8:9. irallia on tha tobiel
Utley Railroad Will ran as follows:.
nowtn. sorrn.
pp
p. m. 1 9 .40 0.10
a.m. tsin, asa.
Elmira' • - 1145' 875) 19.40 0.10 1.40 11.58 2.43 - 5.30
Waserly ' • ' 9.(0 is.ro 11.45 &(5) 8.50 15.40 a WAN
Towanda - B.la ,4. 2 13 11.2) 7.10 0.23 443 4.20 7.23
Tunkbannock 6(13
Plaston 4.4.5
Wlikes.Barre, 4.71 1.19 7.10 1,13 7.15 8.13
Nandi Chunk p.m. 1945 p.m.
- Allentown_ 635 8;23
8.39
Easton 6.20 8.50
Philadelphia.. 7.55 p.m. p.m.
New Y0,rk....„ 6.00
,
•3101102 .- NOrtil—Read Upward. South—Rend Down.
St VITUS MIME CUBED"
• - .
lloY TAYLOR —NO CORE NO NAY: ,
LNAherninbeocravolterist her restdeuce Nrld_gorni-.
ter.-oo the Ora ailjointog gs•AherltrJohnoon„ beat Of
references Oren. #.111'41;401
NOOROrriter. NiOCA 3 , :t 4 ,411 . 1 . .; - ,
N. V. & E. Time Table.
The following will be of Interest to our read
ers, especially those wishing to connect with that
road at Great Bend. We are indebted to the
Bend Agent, for the following:
TRAMS EASTWARD,
No. .4, Night Express : : : 2.57 a, in.
.'B, Cincinnati Express : 7.29
" 88, Way Freight,: : : 10.80 "
" 2, New York. Express, : : 1.47 p. m.
" 89, Accommodation, : , : 0;50 "
" 6, Steamboat Express, : : 9.17 c."
TrMwas WESTWARD.
No. 7, Night Expiess, : : 1.52 4. in.
9, Emigrant,- : : 6.24_7"
" 29, Accommodation,. : : 9.35
" 87, Way Freight : : 1.07 p. m.
" 5, Mad and Expms, : : 8.50 "
All of the liboYe trains.stop at. Great Bend
and carry passengLtS.
Notice to Buil6,rs.
TBE SOBOO4DIRECTORS of Bridr.water township,
will twelve scaled prorated,' for the building of a
new School Rouse, iu Heart Lake District, mail July
21st, Intl. raid school house to be slmilnr to the one
lo the Babcock District. P.r specifications and partit›
dam, cull uultl. Thatcher, Mentrupe. Ily order of the
Board. W. B. BABCOCK, Secretary,
Bridgewater. Juno 2S, bw.
ETILLQFP BOLD HIS WATCH.
SIIER-WOOD, The only Watch linker—ln Mon-
J• trose—that has n Dipkona of Practice. Office. op
posite Bacon's, Maine Street. RiZIESIBER.
Montrose, June 11, let. tf
STRATHD.
ftStE Into the eaelosure of the atoctlber, on the
C
2.3 th of 1114, 1871. a Rol Cow. about 11 years old.
The owner enn have the anew by polortag Drep er t, nod
pa,ylng chart a. EDWARD }V.I
Apeleam, Tune 12, 1871. aw
ESTATE et HARRIET LILLIBRIDGE, tate of New
Milford Moro, tiasquehnonah County. deceased:
Letters of administration upon the enure of the shore
nnmid decedest haviug been granted to the undendgrr
ctLatilmeronstridebted to tho said estate am-hereby
minded-to maks immedinto payment, and those haring
claims against the erne to present them duly authcati •
cited for settler:tent,: ELLIOT ALDRICH,
New Milford. /WIC 21. tiNL—Ciss— Administrator.
WOOL,-GROWERS TANS NOTICE.
coNtorrs W.,ot/LENIOLL Territoutoff usiud', mak
-0.411 VOW .dahrmls, checked aud whitest-10.0,
ton 'warp flannel, bc.t ',vet made; all wool
twmcdt x d casstrooroo. of dom. oa tuna,
Nrpard eultadze for, . . 111 C
before dloposin,.,o of your wool elsewhere. DUN. 1).1
milea.notlP of .Ilootruso.' • W. MUTT.
!Maltose, Juno 7, I.Bll'. tf
mproved Platform Wheel Clrornixtg Machina—
I MU. %Mud durable. manuf.cturea and NT sale by thu
subscriber. All.onlon prompt-IV:Med. ' -
. . . . . .. GEORGE. PdlatElt,
Little Madows, rA., June 7,1811.-2 w• . .
A tsDrrows rrOTICR—The nndersignetithAndltor,
11-appolnted by th o Orphan's Court, of Susquehanna
county, to distribute th 6 funds to the hands of the Ad.
friintatrater of the estate of Mee. Hugh Monahan. de
ceased. will attend to Ow duck* of his appointment, at
Ids office, ip Montrose, on the 15th day of duly, mi. at
to'cloca p.m., at which time and place all persons Int e
toned In told full4,niUtt present their chime, or be fur
iyl; . riletkanwd hom.comlug in on said fond.
ontrose, June , Auditor.
• WELTCELES ! WATCHES
Naomi , COST.—llend
10 ..prices,—
1
• Pine Id kt. Gold • • . - PO
• • 1.1 r: • AtUbilnum Gold • - - • $lll
15 , Pure Coln rilver • • - $l5
10 • Orehle Gold - • • - • $l5
We offer to the public our elegant assortment of
ladles' 'awl Gents' Watches and Chains and filbert:kids
of Jewelry, at the !Divest club prices ever_ offered here
tofore to purclooera,
Pell Ruby JewelectLevere, IS kt. Gold Meting Caned
Watches, warranted, motrillyr null at ri3. only $4O each.
Elegant t econd Quality 14 kt. Gold, full Jeweled ter.
er Watches, warranted foi'llme auk:near. $3O each.
Latra Vino Tlmd Keepers, Alan:damn Gold, 'tenting
calved, full JeVieled Lever 0, atehno, award to odd in ao•
peatrance and for wear, warranted, at *l4 and $l5 each.
, Pure. Coln Silver. Hunting ea al, full Jeweled Lever
Watches,at Viand $l3 eqeh.
Ithiin Oreddellold•Watebea Italie:tea One movements,
at $ll5 and al5 each.
Also. Flue Gold Chain., Ladles' and Cents', from $lO
$l5 earn •
Rolled Plate dddie Poet . 111$11, #3 Ind Sri each.
0 tift - WATelt4.B dal telattated and - ndlnetisti to keep
time tirthe minute hefore sent to purchasers, and If not
foetid so, Net will take them Ladk at any time and return
minter, - I
•., - ,
Wli itEQUIIIE NO 5iONElf N ADV,INCE, and all
geode ordered !Moans will-bn rent by a:preen. C.O. D.,
with privilege to examine:hem Indore paid fur.
In an cases ordering six Watches at a time, the
purchaser mill roseive one Watch of sante quality
free ; . .
Meese...stet& Mann:A. and price of tratcb reign I red,
and order d I rev - tmux P. uflinuer h Co.
Y.U.Dor Gina. 21 John Street, Y.
.24`elii - York, Jure 23, 1,9.71. arn
THERE' WERE:ptO IV ME YEAR 1570,
8,841
OF
Matchleses encumber
Trit...13.3:31X1 0• • = .
1DCrt,C,(23F 1 1.121117 0 ,69
MEASURING 91&5x',11feet to lennth. or tqcient to
the a...-gtognto forA WELL UN 611,40 Lh.B DEEP,
Simple to conntrortlon—Ew to Operation (living no
Tote to the water—Dorable—Rellable and Cheap.
. .
These Pumps are their owu best recommendation,
An Olebideolers in hardware and nicaieulunal
meth , . 'dumber*: Pmnp makroc-dte.. throortitherenam
try. Circulars, Se., itrulabell upon application by mail
or otherwise.
Single Pumps forwarded to parties In towns where I
have no agent• upon receipt of the regular retail price.
In baying, be careful Putt your Pump beam my trade
mark auburn, patented Mirth 315t,18 1, as I guarantee
mother.,
4i72:11.4.411., Gam: 113/Cl,tC2iack3r,
11V MANUFACTURED.,
021t;p Awl WATC:00111. 024 4 028 Plallberi-St.,
,Pbllaidelpbl!k, March 15, 1871.—am R.
anbxiod: How .Loot, How itestouol.
• - ,'inst pablished, a new edition of Dr. Oul,oO
vit tri a Cdetratedi Many end the rcufleal cure
- t cal out ed nej , et 81notttaToliallivrA. Or Semi
. nal Westinipso, levehintary,Seminal [Anises, taro.
emery, Mental and ?literal Ititiapaely' Impediments to
Marriage, etc. ; also loytexprtes, Et4istsse, and Yens,Wooed_ lay stildnittihmmie or sexual °err:magmata.
Price, ins smdmionselejtc only 6 cents.
The celebrated author. in thLs adMlrabla essay, elmtrly
demonstrates from a thirty yea . successful practice,
• that thealarmingconacquivccs of self-abuse maybe mil
tally cured without the - OpoCeitolls use of Internal mein.
duo or the application of Ufa knife; pointing out a
Mode of cure at once simple, certain, and edema', by
means of which every sufferer, no matter what his con
dition may be, may cure himself etimmly, privately, and
radically,
Pfr This Lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
tient, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address,
e
tt on receipt or sto snots, or two onstage stamps.
jVAddci, Dr itil
Cverwe's M arriage Go I de,"price 'facets.
ress the Publish
CIUS. J' KLINE & CO.
117 Dowerv, New York Post °Mee Box 4 SSO.
4.40
5.13
4.13
9,15
8.%1
P.M
1,15
G. 54
G. 15
A.ll
WEL
Tick
Moo
LATROP'S MEDICATED BATHS,
WITH or Without Electricity, as thecase demands,
If y for Rheumatism, "Satanic sod Chronic Diseas
es,. At tho root of elmtoul street, Atootrosc, l'a.
.51ontrotc, April al. MI. ty
CCAUTION AFalnsf Ptirguising a Note izirial for
potent. to J etee Lea. cur UnO - lUntidred Dollamas
1 .bull out pay It uulcsa tolopelled by law. Note ~ O veiti
May 9, ISIII. ELIAS a. WELMAN.
New Milford, April 2t, 1&l. nw•
PUBLIC!NOTICE.
PUBLIC
I
Would respectfully state to my former
ctdom,o and the ptbllegenerally that I am again
=tying en the . •
TAILORIPG BUSINESS,
IN MONTROSE, and propono to do all WORK In tint
Line, in a
FASMONADLE, NEAT, 'SUBSTANTIAL MANNER
A n d 5 1 11,,tur;wrwry Prior. Particular attention OVCD
to I'UTTMO Karl SPI 21)11, CARY. urrri to hay° the
work Plain for the perrou who puts It to...other.
Shop on the wort efle of "Pnhlle Armen? over
-Borne it Nichols' Drug , titore, adjoining the Ultra et
Dr. Rainey. 1% LINVI.
Itenrtoet% febnuol MST!, t 1
STATE+ NO 1331 A - 1- SC : 11001A
X.k148 - ,M1.1), T 10421 CO
,E,Tigjish anti Classicalsourses, Tertno . begin
Bcptetnherith, Deneutttetilltb, and March 27th.
`State appropriations :414; *students. students
usittedatynsy Aisne. Aid to
to
_ CUSS. 11: Vtaturu t A.. 314
Mansfield, Pa.:tug:al, 11311).„-1y
DENTISTRY,
Dental Rooms , , New Idlttbzd Pa.
ranlaularinteatipa stunt* aperaiions aa Oa natu
ral teeth.. Attldelal - Tegth thew/tad aUitaricala
Pas ad* la use. Perfect aatlsfaction gnataitlodta all.
Ma and sea ma, and tactsfy mrackvpja. :Oita koala.
onssuadar. . .
islan.ll:ll9,-1!
PHIL SHERIDAN.
mORGAN HOUSE—Six years old—Dark
Day—Fitieen and one tourth hands bigh
—Weighs one thousand seventy-five youlids—
A noted work horse—Greattdrengtl—liseellent tto
'frrtiv.icr—el2l3.Ci Imo 151raLaxam
kau.c.
Sired by Griffith's Young Horse, "Mobegan."
HO has been handled and trained by Mr F. aRIV
FITII, who now bar him in awe. - Como and. too Wm.
On Thursdays, Fridays. and Saturdays, at J. O. Urban's
stables, in Montrose. All other days, attlittord Cornett.
Tams. $lO to insure. C. M.,CIIANDALL.
Montrose. May 17, 1611.—tt . PruprietOS: .•
IOUONTO CREEP, Jr...Thlseclebiatedlionie
wilt *land for a limited number of mar, o tho ores.
rot etaisan. commencing apriLBth, at J. El Tarbelrs. in
Montrose, on tietank•y of each weak; Idondafe Wed.
omalays, and Friday*, at the enbacriberd. In West
Mama. •
Paptoonz.—Tornnto Cbisf. .1e.,16* Oral by tho lest
trotting stabion, Toronto Chief. now commanding $ O 4O
theacation; he by Royal Brame and his dam by Black
wood, out of on eclipse mare. Royal (Memo was sired
by Black Warrior; he by imported Tipp° ; and ho by
Messenger.of England.
TORONTO Cutar. Jo's. dam was sired by tht Moran*
brbddetrerson out of a Majesty mare. Jedentou washy
Virginia; be by Sir Archly, the tire of Sir lleary, Cod
gra odalre of American Star—thon. old Favorite.
Toruncro Curer lout tsotted the host stallion time on
'wont — buff one mile, 2....111; two miles, 6::.
Tomato QM, 1u , wee bred by J. 11. Vroom, or
Blooming Grove Orange Co., N. 'o., In the rprlug or
180. Any one w;inting mformation with regard to liis
pitligrev or stuck, coo address D. R. Hudson, D, G.
Courier, O. Owens or C. 1). Buieroun, BloOlnittg
Grove.
Tamn° Cuter, Jst., is UN' hands -hig is
blood lay.
weighs 1,200 pounds , One di lioaltion and s considered
by the beet Jedgeant horses to be a very muscular built
Loran, tie has never been trained, but .gives sign" of
great speed. An in.pection Is solicited.
TEMln.—Tulnaure with (eel $l5. Other Wes ILS CU&
tainary. Insurance money due. March 1it,181,..
J. M. eRlBll4li, Proprietor.
Elk Lake, Pa,,llarcllls, 167.1-4 m.
317•41CrEt 19.49..X.433 or 1.8211.A.151331:
I
WiLk i i3ELL Mt LEASE, ( or term of Siihri4
prop at tho outlet of Jones's Luke, on int!' tostis
as will e it an object air any ono to tiaile pith toe
who &alms each a property. There Is •
C9rriosot....=ll.l, -
With Three Run of STONES in it, in GOOD ORDER.
8 .8101V-.IIII::LX..sIA, •
tidnll.l.) now geareng. in good reneing °nice, and 60
acres of choice Farming Laud, mostly chatted.
Now is your time. as the now railroad. about berm
balls will enhance its value. For particeisrs look at the
property, or en ll on or address It. B. FIBIAR.LEs
Montrose, May IT, 1621.—0 w Montrose. Pa.
NATURE'S
HAIR RESTORATIVE
Contains 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.
Tranopareut and clear us cryotal, It n nut soli the
Iluert fabric,—perfectly lIAF E. CLEA N and EFFICIENT
—di.idcratums LO NU SOCGIIT FOR AND FOI.7SD
AT LAST I
It resteres and prevents the hair from becoming Gray,
Imparts o soft, glossy appearance., removes Dnudruff, is
cool and refreshing to the hart, cheeks the linir from
failing off, and restores it ton grant extent when pretta r
tardy lost, prevents Headaches, cores all hutnons,
en
lanenae eruptions, and, unnatural brat, AS A DRESS.
ING FOR TUE HAIR IT LY TIIE HEST ARTICLE IS
TILE MARKET.
DIL G. SNI MI, Patentee, Ayer, Mass. Psepared only
by PROCTOR DUO fJ.II 8 3, tiloncester Iliussuchusetts.
Thu gmulne is put up In it panel bottle, mad° expreAsly
for it,-with the name of the:article blown in the
Ask your nrilg...fiet, fur NArtates Ildan 11.r.sionArtrt,
nod take no other.
ur Send two three cent stnt's to Proctor Brothers
fora ••Trcat ill,' on the Boman 11.31:." The information
it eontains it morthr 1.13 to one person.
]1 ay 17, 1511. iv
The PAIN Kn.t.ou" may Justly - be styled the great
medicine of the world, for there lc no reelon of the globe
into which it has not found Its way. and been largely
used and highly prized. Moreover, there Ic no clime to
which it has not proved to be well adapted fur the cure
of a considerable variety of diseases tilt speedy anti
safe remedy fat Mania, scald.. cats, bruise.. wonada and
varions other injuries. as well as for dysentery. diarrhiea.
and bowel complaints generally. it is admirably situated
fur every race of men on the face of the globe.
• . .
It Is riTcl7 sigvltleantilict, that notwithstanding the
long period of years that. the st Palo Killer" bas been be
fore the world. it has never lost one whit of its popular-
ITS- but on the coatis:try. the call for It has oteodhy in
creased teem its first discovery, and to no prevlona time
has the demand for It been so great, or the !raptly made
been .0 Imre. no It Is to-day.
Another slgniticant Tam is, that nowhere has . tbelbtin
Killer ever been in hitter repuTe. or been mere generali
ty q be families and Individuals. than It Imp been here
at hinne, where It was Trst discovered and Introduced
That Ilia NM Killer sell -comae to be, what we have
styled it:VITICTIIiESTISEISIMPEICIP tire R , olltb, there can
not igethe Outdo," of o doubt. -Providence
WEIR'S ME MOWER,
X)XM3EICI'I" 7ZEL91.13.27 10 1%
VrA:SVPACTrnED by IMnr's Eureka /dower
and Reaper Manufacturing Company, Peaga
kurpale, 1 , 4'. Y.
21Joeigorirstic:#=,
The Eureka Mower ha. nothing In common with other
machine., except the Ilse of the ordinary cutting appa
rel no.
The wheels are Large and set directly bock of the ends
of the ratter-bar, which Its consequently direetly to front
of the machine.
The cotter bar Se either Forth Five or Six Feet 'Mpg
can he set to cut any regnlred height, and is raised by
the drlverta pass obtartictions with perfect ease.
The machine has nu bevel gearing, spar gear -being
used throughout. It has all the adventages of tajukaled
bar without Its objectionable features. and readily adapt,
Itself to the uneaveropas of the ground.
It gives us ph:agent to be able to state. that where the
Eureka has been used it is rapidly superseding the awl:
madly arranged side cut. machines., and we are Well
aware that its growing puma:ally has excited tench op.
position.
We therefore ask that the farmers of the country will
guard against trey unes, amble prejedices from the state
ments of Interested judging only of the merits
of the machine from purrunal experience ha its see,
The bar being in front, obstacles are more readily seen
rtadarolded than when Me bar lent OM, side.
The pitman wortus at right angles with the knife, eon.
seonerttly there to not the jar which is so cutteemiant
and objectionable in oil machines where both are in the
same line. It is always In the same relative position to
the knife, and works equally well whatever the position
of the cuttersbar.
The machine mu ha oiled, nhataeles can be removed
from the gourds, and the bar folded without the driver
getting est
It la readily thrown out or gear by band or toot, and
backs out of gear.
There Is absolutely no side draft. It rides very easy,
and affords greater pointy to the driver than any Mktg
machine.
fbe banter are placed far apart, with long neck-yoke
and metier, and In see, the machine is driven tree a
side Alli plow or a karat-rake, back end forth 'on thu
same Md. of the piece. tine horse walks in the standing
grass entirely bereed the cat, pressing it Moan In the
opposite direction, !rpm which the next cut will be made.
'I he other wallas In the cleared track, outside the Mau+
intrgrass.
Maier horses one machine gn on the cut grass, which
Is left xearly standing and irk! curs mem roplgly anti
et:reply thou when a redder is need newt: a side-d ref
-mower.
The EUREKA Is admirably adapted to mowilig lade
bills and lodged grass, as In both uses advantage can be
taken of the most MI/braille side of the piece us l'ot on
which to work the machine heel and forth.
It is easily managed, and with n corresponding ca p es .
ditare of tallow, outs ma th miner etelth Y4A quy 014-
er in um.
1 3 ..A7110 4 :1te
-„
The Beretta Is tat simple in construstdoloo pre
enatitid to tiger it at A price retch helow o her standard.
machines of the same e.apacitv.
Den rnlcsa sQ3 70A Co*NO ar,a 9 -0 3 , ARE rcIA
.tia. 1 iktirc.r, feat Cuttleg Bar, Mammoth Biz*,
*v. 3
0 45* .3 0
0. "
uas ••
Baby ha litandard
ze,Mac, 11303
Title Celebrated Machine can be abthined ‘ orS.
Grow • - Otedwood-
James)). Wnlavr
Cbailea Moore, Gibson'
And alsn of the ealiseriber, at Ney Millard, Rusgenhans,
ria county. hi. D. W...thICE,
-May Ai, '7l—tt, 4%mM/fgt. , forliortherni
- . REVOLVING. HOREIZEILRE... - ::
W 3. Aro prevareit to farntrAt these ra Tee f
a a
• or cmallty, at huntwholerale and retail:
SAYRE: BROS Ilart fact
ifdritroso,ll:ty a, ism. • narlto.
..;
• -
•
. - . . ,
TIIE HOTEL ' Pioperty, locafid . at
.s. Maack Calvert, and long and favorably known iv
tho ttewir Hotel. money. WI wit/411/Ikb an: atop', Twang
Acre, of Valnab'e Land.
Ter particulars address or call on C.C. lIILLk ,
- , lnOtick niii. 7 " l . g 4 .' / 874 . - t f• = ILVF-nfor.
tount Itriintoco pirectorg.
Two lima in this Director yono ;gut, $1.50
each additiona/ lino, 50 cta.
ZIEW MILFORD
C.1Y11(3.k. . PLASTER,—NICUOLAS SP.ORMAKER.
Wain Ingerizape Cayuga Planter. Fl4dh ground,
Y. IIAWLEY, Agent for Empire Busying NhictAir.
and Arauriunn Dana Burning drove. Mnlu atteCiu.
t. MOSS: COMeta In Dry Good•. liatr,Capo,
Maw , and Sheer, awl General Merchandlap, on Maln
street, second door below the gplacknoni Chorth. •
rwieNt uoraL kcpt by irII.LIA.3I 5.111711, ou Man
stietr, near the Depot.—•
w. 8. MEAD. Foundry. and decker In Plow* and other
uteutlle,
one door Clam Phturkey's Llo eI, Milli Kt.
N. P. KIMBER. 'CnktrANN %taker end thedertaker, cro
Ilan Street, two doors below !balers Store.
31cCOLLIMI BROTHERS, Dealers w Groceries Mid
Provisions, as Mash' :Area!
Q. G dItRET d. SON. Deniers in Floor. Peed. Slott,
Salt, Lime, Cement, Groceries end Provisions ou
Mein Street, opposite the Depot.
W..2b T. HAYDEN, Manntactnr•rs of Cigars and
. Wholesale dealers In Yankee Notions aad Valley
Goods. ow3labi Street, below Episcopal 9istreb. •
11099 S KNAP, Leathcr Illanoracturcri and acacia
la 'Morocco 'Bindings, 2tc.,Annt Episcopal Chorea. •
Allen St FLAYDV, Dealers In Drinvi nod Medicine+.
and Itattentettireat of Ciotti, on Main Street, twat
the Depot.
W. STEPHENS. Itorite Shoelnt: andgenerstßepering
ortlfaltt Street, Louth of the briege.
J. DIOKERMAN. Jn., Dealer In general merchandise
and Clothing. thick &urn, OD Main Street.
GREAT BEND
L, B. LENIIEIM, Manufacturer of Leather, and dealer
In general 31ercbandice. ou Main Street.*
DORAN, Merchant Tailor and dealer in Thakdy
Madc Clothing, Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
Italn htruet..
LENOXVILLE.
lITRAM WWTE. Vanatactarcrofarnl dcakr Su suet.
or Plows and cartlrar.
GIBSON'
EDWARDI..t BRYANT, Manufeetorere of Wagons
and Ofett;he, nor the Ingathe Y torn.
31ONTROSE:
ABEL TUREELL, Dealer in DVIIIP, Medicines, U•
qnura, Paints, Gila,Dyo S{if'•, Groceries, Jewelry,
Nutions,ctc,
JAMES E. CAIIMALT. Ait.rney at L. Office one
duel below Tartcil lloocc, 1 . 11414 c Avcnao.•
WM'. R. COOPER k CO.. &token. *DR Vote P-a
saze Tick_l4 and Matta on England, Irclund aud.Stut
laudr
.1. It. FLETCHER'S Eating Saloou la theplace to out
Ice Cream, Oysters and Clams, In every rtyia (In
M 1u
street.*
STROUD S BROWN. (Jrn urn I Fire ancrtlfa nor:r
age° aloo, fell Railroad and Accident Tirkune
to New York and Philadelphia. liir.ce eke door cart
of thn Dank.
F. B. cnANDLETL. General tn.qtranee and Sewing Ma
thine Agent., Public Avenue.*
/INS & NICHOLS, the pinucti. g . ct Drug,' and Meat
Clzard.Tobucto, PEper, PutAcc , tk,okat, Specta
clef, Yuukce l‘lotlunt, &c., Public Avenue.
WM. L. COX, liarusss makes' and dealer In all articles
nanally kept by the trade, opposite tint Bank. •
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'BOYD & CORWIN, Moder. in Stove., Hardware,
and Manufactory. of Tin and Sitecarod dam corny
of Main and Tarninln stmt.
S. U. MORSE, Merchant Tailor and dealer in
Cloths, Trlinintage, and Furnishing Goode, and
Agent. fur Singer Sawing 3lachlne, on Main btrcut.
Itordham
A. N. 111.7LLAREI. llcalcr Iq Ctroceries, Novi-lons
flookA, titationory and Yankee Notions, at bead o
Public. Avenue.•
T. SPORE At CO., —
Dcalora in Stove*. Ilurdwnrc.
Agricultural Impletucuto, Flour and Grocer nn,oppu
site Parboil flow,.
RA:PSI:IVOR( ) Ja MITCHEL, Livery and Exchange
Stable, In rear of Bank• braiding.
PLASTER. PT...I4TEIL.—we keep on band an =plc
supply of Fre•All Ground Cayt,aptitAier. fur sale ut
..liontrote Depot, by TIONNY ..t, GUAM Ell.
Montrose Dcpot. Feb. 6.1F11. Sw
JEWELRY
ATTEN TON 1
WE'LL GIVE YOU "FITS.
T. D. TAYLOR, so long known in Bingham
ton as ow; of the roost popular Cutters, and
fashionable Tailors in this section of country
has formed a no-partuership with E. F. New
comb, of Montrose, and they are now prepared
to furnish men's Wearin.% apparel of all kinds,
'and In style and Aorkmanlip superior to any
establishment in this section of cwtitpxy.
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
Lo nh9, Occor us with their patronage.
Shop at FoA'a oVi corner, on Public ..tvenua
T. 1). TAYLOR.
- E. F. iirk\lCo3ll.l.
Ifonlrose, Oct 19, 1870.-4(
FUTOTITUTtE ESTABLISIIMENT
OP WILLIAM . TE SJIITH.
Paaitar Tana : 'rho ektensive Furniture
Establishment of th littion W. "MOM', having been
matted and grqtlY improved, the proprietor respect
fully mintinuceste the citizens of Montrose and 'idol
tY. that he la oeriatontlY rollking andkeeps on hand the
large Stand best ass/marmot r 4
30 - 93 . 3n..,0arrr rrrt.3o,
lP be foupdanywher this side of New York City.
Deska,Divaus, Toweirecks, Locales, Footstools Se.
WIRY" Gard, Plot, Toilet, Dilglng. Kitchen god
,C4AntuliOn
Cluttlia --bane and Weodseat Rockers, Cane, Flag
and Woods...tits of every, variety end style.
Sufasand Teresartetril, furnished on short notice.—
Cane seat chairs restated.
• SPRING BEDS.
A large assortment—cheapest and belt la, mark t c.
Cane Seat Chairs,
lam nau'.enal)led to supple my custumcmwith a new
sebstantiel cane seat chair, of home mai) ofeeture. which
willbe found greatly superior to flows (mined] in
market, and , Tetero sold at a less price..
CANE-SEAT CHAIRS RE-SEATED.
Vir Ready made coffina on hand or furnished et
short notice. Marge tilVsys ID readiness If desired.
I employ none hat carefutaud experienced War 'Linen,
I intend to do my work well, end sell in as low all can
be afforded.
WILLIAM W. SMITH.
Ilorittose,Fob 18, 1M:.5.
DOWN TOWN NEWS.
• AUXER ANDCO A TS,.
Idatn Street, 5 doors below Boyd' Cornet.Montros
4 , 1 4 .0(11{, OROCERIES, A 1 4 ,111
pßovis.tazw.
419 ewar).antly rEe iving I. n¢ ney two pploind,
street' dtvek of !Jou& in peril) e,widett we
Ca .152 C.H.FAI - CHEAr I
tor cash ,or exe - go 0 r ptodikco.
GOOD TEAb,
CORREA SUGAR,
• H mcd-40Es, sptcsk:
• PORIV,RISH, LARD'
HAMS, - DRIED; RRUITS,
CLOVSR - TINY) SPED, dce
we,boyo muted 101 d mod 0 nddltloo to out 0
o pow retad torwardßottor to the brit
uq
commtav i ooho . es to tow Yot)c,itto of chirge, an d
watt Waal ittituto:nou s an non iignmont D.
Call and earkistimpr tit ock befot., purctutstog cis°
whent.andeorithitot oared t.OO otitto
GOOD QUALITY A; LOW PRICES
of Our Goods. . .
C t G. MINER,, . . W. R.,COATEI
Moutoio. /OM 10.28i9.
W. VANAIIISE. succeistaliy treats
an classes of Chronic and'Acute Meows. Bent
stamp for circular cbutoiningparticaiaionnCitok
nnonhan Ansi4l4lso,n 0129,'New Tort.
";,; •
SIPILEVG SPRING_ISTIL
At Itembeltn% GMST BENU
At ILenbetta% GREAT BEIM
nnr Geops, catomurs,,curin..
L'S'O, HARDWARE*, ettuCKILRY,
K0T102. 4 18, RATS and eAfas
All of wkitait hare bwm pervhieed
the We dectwoomtvtilA be 4% prim,
cozdipail
GOOD CALICO, cod, 4Qceet►par3s
GOOD 31175L1,N osAy , 10 . eekots per 3101.
0001) KGAII otklor le cents per pound,
GOOD GREEN, MACK and JAPAN
TEAS. only 90 cents. Pa / 3;411 4
ILMUNSOMPAIARESSgoodaanItietsseg
A Suit of CLOTURE; ibr *SC
lut otter gookat agrespindina
LOW PRICES
We also mica a specialty , ortli4.l3!llT•
/117512 ESS,. azd
best lloi.:§rar,kfiT Wiwi awl di Wiwi
kiwis of PTIODI.7CE, The mama'
market price and prompt roam
onzanteed, abo. P 413 Ito:Di:Alla
and . .MOIsIEY ,LDVAIWEIV tql
CUSTO3EFoRSIvhsn,DESERFUX
Parties wiAgo . toy GOCIDS CB MAP i
and, Nu
LARGEST Asso&TErasT
In Snsocehance Cbunty; to select ilturcyllt!lts
'wetlto call at
April 5, Th7t.7--ita.
A. TUILRELI
iwJErcrir
Outitultr4, 'gostultang Oat
RaTinG
And W 4
SHIN &SWERVIDS4
•:-
MILLENERY. 0.09.1*
Dzor AND roiyog
All at the West, amialoonst PeAnd
Ana also, a rine Assoriqienkt or
WADY IRAN Magamt
To nrbich w invite the ettentlop oI,otYE Leona
the public le general, to alv o us a cbt ll iut 4 10. 0 : 110 . 41 •9
the same Were buytz,zeisettltere.. ;. -
EarTTFAIIKILQ, itAwmagimAk Oat
gelativeet Me?
WM OUT raw • ;
4710.95. ItERCIINTO ed vtbert - iirbg, DIMS In
long given tee their patronage. I fender my been,
felt tiAnta, and halt , " a continuance of thal - 4 , 441
their Influence, to the.' - • - , -
isVANDin WI: 44 AZ SX O O4 .'
of smith, Cohn ak CO„ 28 and 81 Dnikne.atttek 111‘
York, where orderishould be dictated Sofeeardt
ed to the tiro, to insure early attention, ate) 404
to my , pations, end to those who " pasn b,y d 33 ir other
skit; that lam not,to boo undoraola, ant
little CQUCCITI In New lora, titecuettlpiense ea
too aWs trial. Our goods arc I haws ,
cub, tot thencer by and Northern [Mai,
Y. C: TYLVI.„ Agent, aid 40)41itint
31ontrose March - terra
0,ND.138 Or VLF "WORLD.:Trittsburiqi ,
ITasquirrvi,lna.--rovrtusca conser4,-,441*
t• wiry khat. Mae given A. BALDDI, ttf Biatttooo,
Pa., the exelasho oontfol of the 040.0 Bee 00119 n__efek
ed temed le itepeftoetzlecirPFT 00 )00 41 1111 """°"
11
to cOultnee Wbostnees, and = s at ak 'Wars hereelteg
ehottlil tre adArdao ics
wiLavV,Vr .., opriatar,
Marrlo4lF4. - - ' • ita
334
BEs''' - DAIIGAINS IN TOWN IN
tows miter anoczmas, can ct,
swot. ')Tied and CastticA Fruit, V Otter
Qt
W 1111440 A,
!•CtTOATosar•
Al LenbehO GREAT/Milk
Is the place tq.bzkr
MOOTS, aid SHOES.
coPertivi.W.,
PAPER, 0114
PAINT%
113 79 M;
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