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P.711r Meeting, Viands/ Evninngs ''.ll P. tu.
bodiless Notices. •
We oaf attention to the following new adver=
tiseennts-this week.
--Trial List. „
—AnnnatStstement of Montrose and Briacr
wter Poor Asy . lura.
Finaneial Statement of Sew Milford Poor
Asylum.
-,,lflseellancos Advertisements—G. P. Rows
elt & Co. • • .
—Toronto Chief Crisman..
Vein pllllllBnre of an Order from Ilia 'Honor,
Jude Streeter, We publish the Trial List for
April Term.
Attention Dernoniatietcommitteei.
The members - of the Democratic County from
tnittcvi are hereby notified that a meeting wit
take place et the Exch:Mgt (0.31. Noon's) Hotel
Montrose, on Tuesday, 'April 9th, 1872—it kin
the first week of court—at 2 (kill& p, m. ~ , Ao
PrtoN "is the watchword, -
E. 11. RAWLEV, Chairman.
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Trying a Re:tartly.
A man iu Stroudsburg discovered that pow
der fried in lard Was good for boils. „. lie tried .
it. The stove corer Went up through the roof
and the store is In the.cellar. Ho wits decayed
in his lard, he says.
Sinking storm.
GtOingiSlS 'affirm that (ho eastern shore of the
United States is sinking into the "ocean at the
rate of about one-sixth of an inch per annum,
or sixteen inches every hundred years. The
Wand of New York goes under at the 'rate of
seventeen lathes per center.
CC=
irso at S:rpria
A lady hearing the remnyk that the storm
signal was sent, inquired what that meant;
and being told that the Slgnal Department at
Washinston now watches the weather" anti tele
graphs in advance all over the country, replied:
." NOW', isn't that convenient fur wasiserwo
men !" •
I=lll=l
Seven Times Shni.
It is noted, as a remarkable tact, that the
river Delaware has been closed by ice seven
4.iams this winter,, which has never happened
prorioasly_within the memory of that oft-goo
ted personage, the oldest inhabitant:
aetplart Leas.
A friend of ours complains that the days nee
getting shorter instead of longer. Ile gave a
,note of sixty days on the tst of February, and
down% at present see where the money is to
come from. Perhaps that accounts for his hal
lucination.
Sigh on Ileads.
In noticing the heed-dresses at a repent party,
it is-written that one handsome, person entered
with tic; hair piled sb high and In such disorder,
that she brought to our mind the negressis in
the monntades.ia Cuba, who carry purse, need
les, pins, thimble, sciseors and jack-knife stared
in their wooL Another had her hair so tightly.
4rawg oyer a cushion that she seance in immi
nent danger of felling over backward. What
will the next fashion be, we wonder?
Safe is the Senate
The bill securing to married women their
separate earnings came up on third reading and
passed,yeas 17, nays A. T4c. bill gives a wife
sole control ot her trtraings, whether wages of
labor, salary, property, business or otherwise,
was not to be subject to any claim of her hus
band or his creditors ; provided, that she shall
first prove her separate title and trnmeraltip.
Some .Spelling.
tattle new Danville school, Parma township,
latricaster county, at a recent spelling exercise
which continued during some weeks; a little
girl in the ninth year of her age missed only
four out offifieen hundred end seventy-tour
;words, and :Mother girl of eight years of nge
missed but six words out of the . same number.
Can out pupils equal this grade of proficiency?
AMP; IP PAPP _
Maste; Asuiel W. Terry, of Rush, sena us
the wrest answer to the tollowing enigma,
whiphsppwed in this raper March 6th, as fol
lows; •
.liposr.s...-4 am eotsposafl or eight letters :
My refreshes the traveller. My 1,0, 2,
8 . 1 5 a etatellte of our Giotto. My wholo Is the
name of a fowls In Susquehanna county, Pa.
lisswia—The first is Best fur tlto Traveller,
the 4ewontl Is the 3400 n, and the Town is Mont,
Met
Important.
The supreme Court 4liverred an opinion
which is of eepeAel interest to soldiers in the
army. A minor had enlisted without the per
of his pgeptsi and h4d ben discharged
frost the Custody of the military authoritici by
State Court, The Supreme Court decided that
the State Courts have no jurisdiction in Buell
cases, and that when it is shoWn that the
is held hy the anthorjty of the;United States, no
mattil. how Illegal his enlistment was, the' only
courts which can take coo:dram* pf the a r se are
the United States Courts.
The Crops,
Quite a diversity of opinion appears to pro
yell n relation L to the prospects of the growing
wheat and rye crops throughout the - country.
Someagrieulturists say that the crops barest's,
tamed considerable damage. The cold we:tither,
in the absence creamy, in addition to pletsint
sunshine causing the frozen ground to thotrin
slay time, has frozen out much of the fortheo,m.
Mg crop; while others contend that the grain is
not materially Injured. It is prebably too curly
lathe action - 10 form : a correct opinion as to the
prospects of the crops, but 'we hoPe'ivith falr
Weather and timely rains La hare . ; an abundant
4. 1 14:4! !mit wheat mad ryecrops,
Itlysterrj - •
Tii Norristown lima says that the workmen
msployedlo excavating a siding for - the Read
ing Railnaad Cotiapany, on Bush's premises; in
4 AVort, unearthed n limey i4"012: chest - of
totioneci make. It is about - four .feet
bmg, two feet wide and about two and a halt
feet, deep, told ituoleti - bylteavy yards of iron
crossing and recrossing the body of the bin
!Adds is - also made. or jron. -Thtare are, tiro
and 0 1 ;40_ 3 Pr padlocks,iarge
*sle in tholld tied ono in the side. It is
bolorsbuded Phi/Ade/AK vbirP Pe
prtet by the cd.cers of the toad.
stamps oil Leases: - ~
As the time for the renewal of leases, and of
the. ezecutiott - of:: new ragreetnenntit between
landlords and tenants Is ricar at hand Atie decision
of the'commisslonteof Internal - Revenue' is to
whether the 'provision of law Imposing a stamp
'duty_on leases should be enforced in regard to
stamping dafillmite'copies, usually thinb'hed the
leassee, fA not Only intcretlogbut Important to
alt Ile,deeidestbat #b
henn Instrument Is ei
ceuted and in deplimite,•tripllcate, etc., as the
ease,of a lease of . two or more parts, each part
has the same legal etfetrti the Other and each
should be staMped as an original. \Then parties
make executivn thMlicatel counterparts
"eopieS,"lt does not Make them mere copies, or
3elicratbctn.tYei duty, as'original.
ltioring liirtttotwo '
Advent tif)prOachesid around and
about ns'are'evela:neditneeifold critic:mg that
the reign of diseerd and confusion hes commons
MI; fond ere . Many . stins'altill wane; it will be
still more inesplieltably confounded. Broken
mirrors, shattered furniture, scratched tables,
spoiled veneering, clocks that will not go, leg.
less chairs that will not stand-,carpets that will
not fit-curtains either much too long or far too
short—wemeriVexed-Linenreaddened-children
restless,' and squalling- Cables:will,. with a myri.
ad of unuddinconveniences, dimtho vision and
dull the ear. Indignatlostmcetipgs will be hold
by, diStOrhed bodbogs,..and grand councils of
venerable rats will be held nightly. Tenants are
on the . wings landlords restive for security; and
the only consolation left to the migrators is,
that ns the old proverb runs, sheen moves aro as
gbod as one fire, Vfoincalddinnera on moving
I day, carrying boas to the attic, cording up,sack.
lug bottoms and sore throats far a %reckoner
wards: deliver us,
The Secret of Success.
The true secret of the groWth of any place
arc the InduccMents held out to Strangers to
settle among theta. Encourage active, and
worthy men, whether they have any money or
not. -Their labOr nkom is worth money. Stimu
late every legituntte enterprise by giving it all
the friendly old In your power. Cultivate a
public spirit for it and help your neighbor. It
he is in danger of breaking down before you
know his situation set him upon his feet again.
His misfortune is to be pitied, not blamed ; his
nitwits and rallai era worth money to the :Com
muriily. it may some day be your !urn
to need a, corresponding sympathy. Let us
speak well of our neighbor. Talk well and en
couragingly of • your town, of its growth, its
prospects,dtsarlyantag,aild in short everything
likely to advance it's welfare.
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/1. Now CllktOra.
A. new custoM is tieing introduced in Towan
da. which, although quite common in sonic
lu
ctli;ies, is rather novel here. It is that of wives
nasompanylog - their huslcinds to Arinking pla
ces, and remaining with them tintill they get
rxulv to go home. We heard a lady remark
the other evening, that she considered that if
neh resurs eras good enough tiir'her bushimd,
t icy surely were good enough for her. And
why is not this a good plan f President White,
of Cernell tnivcralty, in his advocacy of the
1 joint collegiate education of sexes, says that
"men become mare gentle and refined from the
presence of woman." Therefore, husband when
yon go to the club or saloon of an evening
don't forget to take the partner of your Joys
Cong.—nu - mot f lin airess RCM.
It Pay's. to Kietp 'lour Word.
Some years ago a pastor of Williamsport ;
came very intimate with a wealthy member of ;
his corgregathin: So strongly was the latter
attached to the pastor that beetcacted a promise
Licit he would preach his funeral sermon. The
Pastor promised that no matter what the dis
tance that separated them, or the difficulties
that might be placed between them, he would,
when informed of the death of the old friend,
drop all else and hasten to the spot that was to
be the testing place of his mortal remains. The
pastor afterwards moved into the vicinity of
Alleutown r and ,a short time. received the sad
annoutteement that his : friend was dead. Instead
of keeping the promise, he replied that he was
enable to be present, as be could not close up
his church, etc. The funeral took place in due
season, but the pastor was not there to perform
the last sad ritei,over the body of his departed
[ friend. The ceremonies, licit[ever, were per
formed by another, and afterwards, when the
will' was opened, it appeared that the old than
had been faithful in death as lie was in life, and
bequeathed :I thousand dollars to his old friend,
! prodded he preached his funeral sermon.
Incorrect.'
In duty to lir..Lewis, whom F.. W. Hawley,
charges with misrepresenting Mr. Williams mu
the Democratic caucus, by saying that Mr. W.
had sold his farm, etc, we have made diligent
inquiry of, the members of that Caucus, and
find that Mr. Lewis made no such statement
whaterer;und that no other name but Mr.
Lewis' was brought before the' caucus. Dind't
our Radical friend, Mr. IL, make his statement
in re upon inflornotion than " information t"
It is a matter ofa very cloudy elaracter,thetMr.
should be. attempting to run both the Repub
lican and Democ.ratic caucuses. It is still more
colored Mita appearance, when the acts appear
that the regular nothinee on the Radlud ticket
was called upon to resign, and Mr. W.'s name
placed upon the ticket in opposition to the ca
pressed will of the caucus. Mr. Hawley not be
ing-present to get Mr VT norninated in . : the
.name caucus, his ame appears on a
L t "scratch" ticket. We find invmagation does
not prove to bee good "balm" for Mr. 11.
Get Beady for a Smash.
A. decidedly new sensation Is promised na on
the 12th of next August. Thu famous M. Plan
tamour. ,Professor of. Astromony- at. Genera,
has discorered a new. • comet,-Avhich, , it. ir-de•
clued, exceeds in size any similar meteor hith
erto known of. By. the elaborate calculations
of this learned observer, tho new .comet is dart
ing directly‘towaid our globe with prodigious
velocity, and will conic into collision with it on
the 12th of August, as,aforeenid• The 0 P1)= 1- e
-h
ter* abject q ill be. heralded by ail , Sx
traordinary degree of heat ;and the eatnstnsphe '
cannot possibly be avoided unless by a der
&Won, not now to be prognosticated, produc
edCOniet hopingitig on the attractive
scope of some other . heavenly - body. We be
lieve that this alarming prOpliczy, corresponds
with one of .D . r. - TtAimings'troje recent an
1301;ileerOCni;nnii, iC sq,screpee And" it on—
or one reeentrio representative 'of_ ill: for
mins and uncoalvocally be In itccord,. the• in
tati:ltailts:of the stank . - will. have .4' jenst :this
conSpiatiort,litat. after ALL; Phuitn*orrt comet
&tines within range of telescopic observation
and becomes v:lsible to the naked eye, there will
yet be a long, tince for them• to set their houses
in'Orderand prepare• for. ilL°. ' "P t;r 4.4l 412 r gik".
that mustenstos.',
Elemoriana. - -
imam 'fo word Ibis - death' of
William Earn% Esq. For some time- ho had
been sfilietekwhhibeamatism, ITC no damp,
:was apprehendedof a fatal 4etralnaticra his
disease; but' on Saturday exiateg,i6;h last ;he
ratab , , worse, syhea** - relland_blm
art 4 'erings: Hr." Eerrett was a' 'war=
friend, o life•long dernociat and cam
seller; and tinittgit Laving faults ?in cot:Mama
with mankind, he:, possessor' many—iirtites,
1414 endeared community;
legal fraternity Willherdeprlvad :of a ittlublei
companion r and a Burt circle of fliends will
mourn blanntintell death:"
It open Court, Judge Murray presiding' no=
tice waintade of the death of Mr. Barlett. His
'loner the Judge gratified the numerous friends
of Mr: B. by some very graceful remarks.
Messrs. Johnson, Seymour, Judd and Becker
forgot the asperities of legal contests and In-
dulged In flattering testimony to the ability and
courtesy of the deceased. Ate meeting of the
Bar to be held Tuesday evening it is understood
that formal re,'..olutions or svmpathy and respect
will be passetl. 7 .otagheMpant Democrat.
The following additional Is from the Bingham.
ton Republican:
Mr. Barrett was born in Hulled, Otsego Co.,
and was nearly ift years of age. Jib father was
Dr.l3arrett, well known in Ids day as a premi ,
pent physician; also as an Ostensive Milner and
merchant latter in life,
Tho, &ceased grailuated at Union college,
and read law with Hon. Joshua Spencer,at'Utlea.
After being admitted at the bar he opened an of
fice in Herkimer, and was elected District Attor
ney of Herkimer county. He afterwards prac
ticed in his profession at Wellsville, Otsego Co.,
and at Utica. At Utica ho was a partner of
Mr. Benton, for many years canal auditor.
Mr. Barrett was twice married. Din first
wife was a sister of William 11 Osborn, Esq.,
and his second wife,iwho is now living in Sa
vannah, Georgia; is sistm f of lion. Edward
Tompkins, of California. Sir. Barrett had a
son by his laSt. wife, who is with Ler
,at Savan
nah.
yr. Ba rrett came toltin,gbamton from titles, I
about twenty years ago, and for ten years was
prnminent in his profession; but for the past
ten years lie did little business on account of
falling health.
Knight TemplOs.
Friday evening March lfitb, Great Bend Com
manders, No. `27, K. T., held their annual con
vocation and election at • their Hall in Great
Bend, and made choice Of the following officers
for the ensuing year:
Rev. L N. Pardee, Corn.; P. T. B. Emmons,
Genl.; S. L Mayo,- Capt. G.; W. W, Simrell,
Rec.; C. Simpson, Tress.; G. B. Whitney, S. 1
W.; A_ P. Stephens, J. W.; Dr. E. Gill, Sent.;
D. Mason, Warder ; N. W. Fos, Bt. B.; R. T.
Gill pie, Sev. B.; J. H. Dusenbury, Prelate.
After the election, the order of the Red Cross
was conferred Om candidates, tend a presenta
tion of an elegant jewel and set of engrossed
resolutions made to Past Commander John A.
Dusenbury by the Rev. Coot I. N. Pardee, in an
eloquent and feeling address.
After this, the Knights Indulged in a feast of
reason and now of soul, at the banquet board.
Knights were present from Binghamton, Bi
mini, Montrose, Ilornellscille, Carbondale, and
Susquehanna Depot.
Murder In WeHilburn,.
On Sunday evening last, n young man named
Lute Culver was.hot and instantly killed by a
saloon keeper nanted Burgin, a German, both
residents of Wellshoro, Tioga county; Pa. By
pnrate letter we bare the following particulars
of the affair:
Ibing elliVer,rina a partyof lumbermen who
were stopping in: ellsboro at, the time, were
parading the streets during the evening, evident•
ly intoxicated, as they had a bottle of whisky
with them, and about 10 o'clock they were in
front of Burgin's saloon, making a riotous noise,
and stoning the elgo, when Burgin fired two
shots upon them, the firs l t killing Culver almost
instantly. Soon niter the party dispersed. Gp
to Monday morning, Burgin lunt escaped arrest.
Great excitement prevail; and various rumors
are afloat.
Ilard Pushed;
" Yet we find ia the Moarnosr. DEnotatAT o r
March 6th Um allegation that Iloraee flredey
charges the Prtslikut with bebig a thief, and
prams it. This 3td(V.lnetli made be one who
signs Mansell' "Veritas." which In this instance
is pmperly interpreted "a liar."
Ma. Ea. :—I. find the above given as an ex;
tract Nom my coMmunleation of 3larch oth,
and for which I am called ",a liar." It is of very
little consequence to the public whether I am a
liar or not, but it is of some consequence for
the public to know whether aionmal published
In the interest of the Republican party of this
county,. habitually falsifies the truth and by
gsrbled extract, places' others in a false positior,
and then makes use of the favorite Republican
argument " you are a liar."
What I did say' was this: Every man in the
party, that had otitee, and every man who
hoped to get on •.ofnce if Grant was elected;
suddenly found out that Horace Greeley, was an
old fogy, en old fossil, a political knave, and a
fool, and all because he charges the present" re
publican manager's with being so many thieve,
and prormit." • I
Now 'Mr. Frazier. it I am a liar there is two
of us. The difference is, I based my .statement
upon the sworn testimony of whites:sea; taken
berm a congreisional investigating committee,
That evidence has become a part of the records
of the present ccMgress„ and gout to the world
as a part of the Political history of the Republi
can party. You' lied wilfully and deMerately
with the fads before you. You were not mistak
en, yon did just•what you intended to do, and
just TAW no gentleman would do, lied for the
purpose of injuring your neighbors. Again you
tack the extract on to an old editorial relating
to the French Aims swindle, thereby implying
tiMt trnatle tny :eharzes In that ' connection,
when as you krlow. there was not a word in my
communication reierrin,g to It. Solnuebtoi the
BcpumPafee fair ilesling,. The only charges • I
made in my coMrialmication. was against the
0 managers of tlka Republican party," except as
related to San Domingo, from which the Rep
publican dOes'not quote. ,I did not suppose any
body would chafge Grant with managing any
thing exeept as be manages-to obtain "strange
sifts of men." ../laving announced Gait lie "had
no policy" of comae be could . not claim' to bo
the head of 14s party any more than the Bepak
Neal man, and is neither wouldlike
al its tall, I propose to cbilataln thent its trap
per and let timer go. Winne.
Malt Matter for Letter Postage.
Prom olikial i•Tailinp of the Postogice Ds
partment, as compiled:ln "The Hand-Book for
Postmasters," etp., all niatter hereinufker named
is made subject to urrEtt maroon, end every
violation of the as , .;, as here laid dow n ,subjects
the o ft e t-des to purrmlonenta -by ..tile • Bolted
States Courts,: '
Newspapers wrapped and sent to reFulaisub
,
scribers In nape, on which Las previously bean
written callefinlinT Other - matter, - talsrlied or
written upon ics es to convey other or -further
fnformation than' is given in She 4?ri,ginsl prk4.
Music tasnuicript, hand-bills enclosed in
newspapers by Publishers without prepayment
of letter postage, pnutshoble by flack, of 45 for
each offence
All printed giatter,folded fq a newspaper as a
aupplement,theitto, twacsiit be a genuine
ppm:lege fp the newspaper In question, or the
=ma =mild , and rintid this
"'Ciieuiarswh li eontain"writing 444 ,
the addromp filo introduction oC 4 :41E4
c1.#4 1 r) 5121 ).3 0 cts Wl O PtiA,Vot•
aPP,4rcireni , t , 'nix/A :sea to; aoa
- intenittstened - Offieers and .014VA:in:ring ini
-the armies of the' thiitedStatoi.
• It a postmaster cannot CXamino printed met:
_ter without destroying the wrapper ho: shbuld
dune letter postage malt, . , .
Newspaper with the initials or he sender on
the irilipper; or lawlt - With words ':"emnpil
rnentsrete., -written in, with ail r reannserlpt
matter for publication in newspapers or, maga
zines.
- .
gimples of woos and racial typo anti brass
Circulare 'acbliestea to tiltibrcrit Ounce but
cloed.in one package-. _,
_ - rna •
Newspapers Flailed than Op °T.:Publi
cation, upon the wrappers of :tritlch ,thp •bnal
nima cant' ef any other tlrih. may be printed...,
Manuscripts, for pan:11)111as and .corrected
proofs. . •
Newspapers containing scraps of doll), a eat
alogue;or any other printed matter, a gook up
on the fly leaf of Ni lc LI Is written 6 name,
All communications wholly or partly in.writ
ing, Whether enclosed In' a scaled or unsealed
enielopa,
Itiurance banks h►cing the wrltten signature
of the President.' - •• '
Any'word 'or coModmlcatiem, whether by
printing or writing, mnrus or 'nips upon' the
wrapper of a newspaper or other printed mat
ter,other than the nntne nndittlaress of the per
ison to whom it Is sent and the date 'when the
subseiiption erpires.
Any description of mail matter passing,' at
less than letter rate most be so enclosed or
wrapped as to admit or estonbantlen without
destroying the wrapper.
~ARR.YAG.rL"~.
Duarrren—llErutruat , At the MS E. Parsonage,
Montrose, March 20. 18111,1 by A. D. Alexan
der, 31r.. Andrew F. Dutcher, .to Miss Alice
Herring, all of Montrose
Wurour—But.i.---At the 31. E. Parsonage,
Nicholson, Pa., March 21,187,, by Rev. S. B.
Sumner, J. W. Wright, and Ella J. Bell, both
of flophottiont, Susquehanna county, Pa.
BREWSTEA—SWEET—In Milord, March 18th. c
187'2, by Rev. A. Miller, D. Payson Brewster,
and' Miss C. Eva Sweet, both of Ilarford.
WAsnitunstflAttano—ln Gibson, March 18,
by Rev. Geo. Forsyth, Stephen Washburn,
and Harriet M. Ballard, both of Ararat.
CALLENDER—DANN — By Elder N. Callender,
March 9th, 1872. Jesse W. Callender, of Peck• '
title, and illlSs'VlublsW Dinn, of Herrick'.
rf it.us—Ovrtono—Ai the eiturch in Rushville,
38rch.1211), 1872, Te Rrv. T. Timmas, Joseph
S. Rushville, and 31i.s.s Stella. Gay
lord, of Pike.
TticIiEIt—EIASWORTIS — At the residence of the
bride's father, in Ilarfonl,..3larch 18, 1872, by
Rev. A. C. Sperry, A. J. 'nicker, of South
Gibson, Pa., and Miss E. D. Ellsworth, of
Harford.
S~pß.'~r ~.
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Water -In New Milford,boro., - iin Sunday . morn
ing, March 3.1872, Beriberi Cash Vail, ageilsl ,
years, 4 months, and 20 dayS:
1.1x1.1.—1n Rush, Marti' 8. 1872, after a brief ill
ness, Folly. widow of *mte' Ball, aged 82
yetis, 4 months, and 12 dye.
1i.a.7. - x tit—On the Bth lost, nt Pl,yntalith, Pa., of
of billions firver, William J. Hannah, aged 44
years, formerly of New Milford.
110a .. .inn—In Fa anklin, Siisq'a Co., March 3d,
1872, at the residence or her son, Mrs. Nincy
!Inward, in the 92tt year of her age.
SrrEnstax---In Spthigville, jam 80th, 187:2, at
'the residence of her son, lies. Comfort Eallum
Sherman, aged 76 years mid 13 months.
WATalntl—ln Iticlifonl, Wisconsin, March 7th,
of congestion of the liver and heart, after an
illness of only one week, David E. Warner,
aged 62 years, six months, and one day. De
ceased was a sou of the late Timothy Warner,
of Montrose, Pa.
61st - cis—ln Clifford. Susq'a Co., Pa— on the
14th inst, Pardon Frankie Stevens, only
child of Sanford C. mad Emma L. Stevens,
aged 1 year, 6 atoallsa, and Ott days.
.Ater an absence of some four minutes from
the room in which she left her little son, the
mother alarmed by his shrieks, returned, to find
his clothes on fire. It was too late to save him.
Alter a few hours of intense suffering, the hap
py spirit returned to God who gave it.
Fats:—in Bridprater, .31.rrelt 18th, 1872. Mrs.
11-try • Prink; wife of George ' , rink, aged 60
years. . ..
Locus
Trial Ltst.
'mug, 1872.—Finv Wrirx.—Srurcvsmi
Wramsoamx, Arlin. 10th, 1272,
AT 2 o'cLock r. n. -
O. E. Pickett vs' B. ll.' Eennetly and James
Bosworth. Judgment opented.
Wni. Burrows vs. N. W. Easttnart,' Appeal.
Charles thy vs: E. M. Lathrop. Appeal.
Jennie Andrews vs. HP Ft hadeilted et cd.
Ejectment.
Jennie Arldrowsysjl.lagerlied et al.
Ejectment: -
Daniel M. Nimland.vs. Mullane'aEs'rs.
Assnmpsit.
Abel B. Snow vs. James W. Bosworth. Judg-
ment opened. —
0. E. Pickett .vs. John Filan. Judgment
opened. - .
John Cann vs. L. A. Tompkins. Judgment
opened.
Ezra Mayhew. vs. Elms Lee. Assnmpsit.
S. F. Lane vs, Harvey Baker and 'Martin E.
Bak,er. _ Judgment opened:
Br.dot tiw.ta - Sunrizzleis Ificlunnsmix. 3lox
tar, AMU, irosra, AT 2 o'cvoett P. M.
Henry D. Casson vs. Lathrop Townsipt. As
sumpsit.
Edwin N. DeWolr vs. Lathrop Township.
As.surnpsit.
William J. Vaughn vs. Lathrop Township
Assumpsit.
H. W. Robinson vs. Lathrop Township. As
sumpsit.
Oscar P. Huriburt ca. Lathrop Township.
Assumpsit;
'A. P. Oates vs. E. Pratt ez Alb't Pratt.
Judgment opened..
John Snorer vs. Harrison Dougherty. Ap
i P
Liberty Township vs. ChailesStanford. Debt.
IL Bender Son vi. Geo. W. Grixes., Debt.
John Fitzgerald vs. William But um, Gerrit.
bee of 3 . .. Fitzgerald. rieention Attachment.
„Jamb Brown vs. IL Chichester. Ejectment.
I Darrow ys,„„Thonnts PMeeker
Sci Fa. '
J. 31. Donley vs. 3licbitel F. Laughlin and
Mich . ] Laughlin. • Jrnignent opened. •
F. P. Grow vs. Farmers' 'Mutual Life Insnr,
anal. Co. Covenant.
Joint Walwortb, vs.. Emily F. Moore '
Sri hit.
Julia Upter gr ove vs. Orlando Wright. Tress:
pass.
Calvin Wellman vs, Samuel Green. Case.
Oakey Itynau^An vs. B. A. Gardner. Ap
peal.
Amanda Yin:l4ov va. Jacob' liosencrants.
Case.
Jerome B. Townsend vs. Polley M. Blaney
and J. N, Reynolds. Iteplevin.
J. D. Wilbur vs. Silver Lake Township. Ap
peal.
F. P. Grow vs. Weaning Co. Mutual
lusur
ance Co. Debt..:., ;
J. J. Camplaelhts. Wtn.T, 31ostey and Wm.
Reynolds, Appeal. ;
John Bennett , is.. Martliti',Beinett, Appeal.
'Jolorlannon ita: Judson Stone-and Wm. J.
Small Trespass. T. •
Broad vi Wm. Potter:. Appeal.
John Cokoly vs. Philip Titular!. -Appeal.
"Moselle llruslt. 51 el, vs. Btucc 'L. Brash and
Geo. llenlY, cjeOtruentJ..
Miles Croak vs, Washintton Hawkins.
judmiacnt opened. ; • • •5.
Glven,Actay. :
Two Charming and Popular Works, of Art-:-
"yirnh, Aly A ur. ,, - and. t'Fiarr ASLEEP," an ex
quisite pair' of French , (Thromos. The subjects
of which arc life size,-aud cannot fail to please
all who loin art and children. The publishers - of
the etthrsyrarr Us - tort present the pair (not.
mounted,) to every anntar tuirseriber to 'tilos
eIIiILSTIAV 'CMOS at 43:00; or, raormiod;sizeO,
aria}varnished;ready for framing (the fonomost
. Itdvaillascous to the suliscrlber)at e 3-25. They
are no common colorq prints, but careful copies
after paintings by Mrs' 8. - Anderson, an eminent,
Xngitsb artist: prinftilcotors,froraffteco
avow, executed b 1 . 41 e, of, Pana,-and Tor
their 4r; (10Xx thes) are equal to may
. '
, . _ ,
,elnamos - ever- isinted.l . 'The etrammAtt -Moan
au Onsectartan independent - Journal, devoted
Morals,to Tteligion, Reform, News, Litereture;
ItiosicAllenco, Art, Agriculture, Trade,Elnannov
etc., etc. (24 pages largo quarto.) Containing
household stories, choice poems, - tales for the
children,' etc., embracing contributions
weilTatown and eminent writers. The publish
ers have appointed Mr. 11. A. - Mitchell their
agent for 'Montrose and vicinity, and all can sat
isfy themselves by an examination of the chro
mes. (We have seen them and can vouch for.
their being just what they are represented.—nx]
Trunsformtpit the Complexion.
The transformations 'produced by I.l.taatee
Sfaaxatax Boat are tiuite as astonishing as any.
scene an the stage of a theatre. 'The -.famous
beautifier, transmutes a sallow, peeky looking
complexion, into one in which the
rose vie for admiration, and imparts ton dry-,
harsh skin, the softness of perfect lovlinessr Tan i
and freckles, which country air and sunlight are
pretty sure to produce, in spite of parasols and
sundown, are completely obliterated by It;
while it has a perfect magical effect in banishing
unduo redness, blotches and pimples from the
skin. When the lady who has used it'
to remedy her complexional defects look's in the
mirror, she Is equally astounded and gratified at
the improvements to her appearance. Every
blemish has disappeared; her neck, arms-anii
bosom, now rival fu whiteness the snowy color
which encircles her throat, her cheek =Mica
with a peach-like bloom, and she is ready to In
voke a blessing on the inventor of the article
.which has wrought such a delightful transfunti
attar).
Notice. • , •
I hereby give notice that all outstanding ac
counts must be settled without delay The bust
ems trill hereafter be carried on by W. W.
Smith and George A. Smith, under the firm
name of W. W. Smith & Son.
W. W. Sumer, Cabinet Maher, :
Montrose, March 19,
,§prciat poficer,.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A GENTLEMAN who tented for years from Nerroun
Permatere Decay, and all the effect. et
'pointed indiscretion will, for the rake of, Puttering be.
manlty, rend free to all who need it. the receipt and di
rection for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferer. wishing biprotit by the anyirer's experi
ence can do to by addrereing, in perfect ronfidence,
JOHN D. OGDEN. •
No. 4 Cedar Greet, New York.
TO CONSUALPTIVEI
The adrertlaer, haring been permanently cared of
that dread disease, Conant!Ption, by a simple remedy, M
Is anzlona to make known to e fellow eufferera tba
means ammo. Tn nil who dertre It. be will send a ropy
of the preseriptlon flied, (free of cnargej with the direc
tions for ',monthly, and using the same, s-htch they will
end a scan GCBs far CONSOLPTION. AtfCC , •.I3I:OSCIII.
TO, C.
Parties selehing tho proscription still please address
Rue. EDWARD A. WILSON,
251 South Thhal Street, WlllLlntsburgh, N. T.
4541
TSE CODELB3ION3 OF AN INVALID.
DIMLISIZED as a trarning'and for tha benefit of
younu mca and ahem who milder from Nervous
Debility, Se, supplying Tan NOSY or illErscuTtc.
Written by one oho cured hlincelf, and eont free on
receiving a post-pall directed envelope.
address, NATII MAI - FAL:Cr, Bo klyn,
Brooklyn, ittay 17, Itql. Gm
praettin^ married.—Emmys for yonnielten.on
the delights of l home, and tho propriety or Impropriety
of getting. monied, trith sanitary help for thorn who
feel notated for matrimonial happinesa Sent (fee. in
sealed envelopes. Addreas, I.IOWAIID ASSOCIATION
Log P.. Philadelphia. Pa.
WHAT" DYSPEPSIA MAY END IN
Indigestion is not dangerous, sad the faculty.
Perhaps not In itself, while it remains mere indi
gestion ; but look at the consequenect to which
it may lead, and often does when it beconies a
chronic disease. A spark ot 6re ls a small thing.
A pressure of the foot will put it out; a breath
will extinguish it. Yet it may &an powdertuill,
or kindle a flame that will consume a city. In
like manner indigestion may produce gastritis,
cancer of the stomach, congvntion of the bowels,
apoplexy„ liver disease, and many other dange
ous maladies. Is it not wise, then, to cheek it in
the germ? Nothing is more clearly and India- I
pitiably established than that liostetter's Stom
ach Bitters will eradicate dyspepsia in all its
stages. The true policy, however, is to extin
gniall It In the first sages with this wholesome,
powerful, and infallible tonic and alterative: It
to easier to quench a spark than aflame, and it_
is easier to Care dvspepsta when it is first devel
oped, than when it has made headway by neg
lect, and became complicated with other ail
ments. There is not the shadow of a doubt that
,
the bitters are as directly antagonisticto-dy.'smi
i eta as water is to tire. There are thousands of
I cases on recent proving this fact, The remedy
is safe and agreeable. All the liquors of com
merce prescribed as stimulantslearo n sting be,
hind. hut the sting is taken mat of the spirit*
ous basis of this great remedy by vegetable merit
'
cation, and, moreover, the stimulant thus medi
cated is of exceptional purity. Of all tonics taken
as safe-guards or remedies for fever and ague,
billions remittent, and other epidemics. it is the
only one that can uniformly be depended on.
THE SECRET ERRORS OF YOUTH,
Which arc hurrying so many thousand of the
bright and promising youth of both macs to
cartel; and unhonored graves t are but .the dot
cropidngs of a diseased Imagination. Indispo
sition to exertion, loss of Power; toss of memory,
difficulty of breathing, weak nerves, trembling,
horror of disease, dimness of vls:o 1, pain in the
back, hot hands, flushing of the body, dryness of
the skin, pallid countenance and universal la si
Ludo of the musealar system, are among the
most frequent symptoms.
BE IN AENED IN TIDE.
3.10311L603 MILD BrrrEns is the only sure
remedr. It has' cured thousands and will cure
you. Vat( IT )%D BE CONVINCED.
HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA., SEMINARY.
Rev. JOSEPH WAUGH, Prize pal.
SPRING TERM' SLGINS . APSIL,
Sureuteni, Thorough, Ecinoulleal, Trualthful.
e /f ,
•
The oldest and moat reliable Roil Ito lion tar obtalnia; a
Mercantile Education. Yr:tette]) Inisincsa men as in
atructora. For intonamtiou. Mita ruts ClrCtllitZ to P.
DUFF .1b SONS, PI Uslitug, Ps..;f
Cheap remiss. - wee Homes.
- TOE iLTE Ot •
UNION PACIFIC RAILROATI.
A LAND tlitVIT OF '
12,000.0a0 - Js;aztiumuss:
Zest rerming aadltinoral Lands in Akerioll.i
300,000 Acres Notiritsius
IS Tat:
GREAT VI,ATTE VAILEEY, •
TUE
*.r4.relvarl. Cat TI;LO WiPtikrt. •
- NOW HOU. /SALE I
Them lantis ere In tho central portion of PiotTanta
Stateoon the , Ilst gezrrezof /lone Latitude. the 'eelgral
(no pinta ) gftAt T.ltnOcfete Zeno of the Itinerlotn Con
tinant. and Cur grain growing, end ntoek raklng num,
paged by nny tee - United States.
• , f:11114P4li IN 'lncl.:. moiu,r4vorabie tempt
nnd mon co-vcninutto.nnOct than can bo found elle.
MEE" 13031.E5TE.08 • roil ACTUAL sETTLEns,
- BEST Lop.knolcs - Fou COLONIM--
1317 Mars Entitled to a Tfaiatatael 4.160 /Sere:
Flee "Passp To Purchasers of Lana.
ieni 6r the INICIIptIre Pamphlet, with new
wne. publlehml. Englink Ocrwaa, tiire,llah awl Law.
lab, malted (tea cvery, ober •
Aclgrcas• 0 p.DAIII*C•
• •
_ Lawl,Comialaaloavr,ll. P. U. It. Co..
Omaha, Nib.
• ,
PORTABLE :SODA 101,11.4TAIMS:
szo, sso,.. $75 'and* 'lOO,
GOOD DURABLE AND : OHFAP.
• - ,.sldpped o lltddy Ibr Ike.; ; •
• - MANCVACTUIISD.WI , ' •
IT,: Clllll IN , CAL Oludison, Ibd;
- SEED Fon Futcuum—aa -
rOIIARPEN ERS, BUILDERS:
and . all rano rostompinto Building. supplind rritti . our
idow Illarinttrd Catalogue on reeciptor sta
2•31'." •A. BICKNELL ;Al
ylcoip4,l , s:lo.frartc4 5t..,..?,,y t • ,
......._ . ~
Iffleitchtivits , ApprimsEnEfort ,
' DEALERSIN MEIICIIANDISE;&c:, in Sus.
quchanntt County, take notice that in pursuance
of the several Acts of A., ssernbly of this,Common
wealth to provide revenue to meet the demands
upon the Treasury and for other purposes, the
Appntlser of Mercantile taxes for said County,
has prepared a list of 3lcrchants trading in said
County, and placed each, merchant in that class
which to him appears just and:right according
to the Acts of Assembly;Jo wit; ..-._ .
autunm. . - .LTEMItTY. , ,
P C 'Bushnell • .. 14 Joseph Webster 14
\
E L Adams .' =--13 0: D Stanford ' 1 14
Tewksbury'. Brims.' - 18 A. A Beeman •- ••- 14
ll' Benninger,. 2- 14 artnnt.rrolv . . - •
113 Carter -.-. ' --..: .:- 13 Patrick White
Geo W'Bronit - - : 14 -, . merintosy;„
A. F Lney ; ' -
.14 111 Webb - "... 'l4
AlLkftAT.
. .„ ;'
": Ott .atorso -• ,- 14
'Payne& !Naha= 13MIner'& Coati :' - 14
C C Worth ' 14E Bacon ' ' 14
John Beaumont • 14 `C 0 Fordliam 14
- nitooirt.m".' -,A. N Bullard ' '-14
I D' A.'d; TTitsworth 121W1 Mulford ' ' - 11.
Kent &Eldridge • . 10Lyons:Drake &Ca, ..1 I
(1 31 Dolaway . 14`2 Cobh- • ' • • e•I4
Wm Criver'- - '.-- in Et it Lyi . 3ils & •
Co' ', "12
;G P Tiffany -- ''. • 13iC 3lorns Gera
- ' ~.. .14
J B Very ' I.IIP /3 Chandler ...- •14
CIIOCONUT. :- rJ. n-vetritt- •:- •12
31 Hickey - . 141Ciett&thurg-Hrsen-• ).,,,
1 r cttrponn. ... i • haunt& Cu i. '
G Wells &-- Brother 11 Griffis
p 412
1
T F Johnson . 18 Read Griffis &Co . -11
PII Gardner pm 4 14 A Terrell pre 4, , 12
3 IV Baker . 14 S3l Wilson •13
T J Wells l2 W B 1/...ans ' '`l4
boxnxrr. ' ' 1 - N Bullard • ' 14
I E Davis 13 W IV Smith l4
8 G Weaver pin 4 14,C N Stoddartl ' •.• ' 13
A Richardson' 1413 Brooks" ~:--. 14
Henry Spencer 'l4 B Thatcher 14
E P Chambers 14 Boyd & Corwin 11
comer, - ,1. il Isabel! ' - 14
A. Miles 113,31cKenslo & Fantod 11
A. Blakeslee 141 Stamp &Talbot •. 14
Stevens & Leebody , jOayrc & Ce „ 14
Wm II Thayer 131Gco C ILO' ',- -14
Font= LAI:E. :SEW nnsuritt. _
31 L. Ball . 1 McCollum & Bros .• 13
Falfl.kt , T. ' J Dickern. ian &Co. 10
11-1. Mowers 14 AP Tuthill ' : 14
EII Merriman 1411' Garratt & Son 11
J L 31crritean . 18 Aincy&Neyden pm 414
Joshua Boyd 131 W L Moss &Co ,-,., 10
=
DGdr F 11 Farah 13 II Berrit pni 4, t 13
J II& E l' Munger _l4 Clcriients & Edson:: 14
• rnitzinivrmn. II W Decker •'• 11
31 McNamara - .. -.14j
Illortes , ... ..;,... .3•14
Wm Minim pm 4 1' David Summers pm 411
Robert Winters lII._ : mi,v,[4141,,,
,„
GIIE,,tT 11E,ND. T T'3tur.son .... *...• 14.
14 Mrs 31'
Tully,
R Stark Tully, -14
1
l lt S'Clarke &co v. , •• . Rum
.';
T DEastabrcokpm 411 IN Granger p MC , 14
L S Lenheleto M II Edsnll 14
A 43:Preston - , '-14 N D Snyder .- - . 14
Stephens &Reckhow 14 A D ; llatterfleld&Bro 14
W A Colston ' . - 14 rirrtmevrt.tn.
GeoilleNamara 14 It T Hendrick' '5 12
1 il P Der.in 'l4 „ Hengerferd d';': 1 i i
L Wtlkichester • • 'l4 - : 3rerolo f
Walter Beattie ,_ 14 Spencer & Bewltt 13
Geo Wessell' ' 14• AB Alger &CO . 13
II A Clark • 131 STLVEII LAKE-
ThonnaCrassack 14 4 Wtrasmnic ."' '4. .14
B 11'31cCriory Jr 13-DennisMahoney:. ,14
.1 II Brown 14 . 1` Seale:in , ' 1.1
S D Ross 14 E 0 3feeker - ..., ..... , 11
H S Hanna 14 SUSQUECLAZi..I:I. 1:02 . T0T.
D C BroWnsan 14 J W Osborn 14
0111202:. 1311,411,E Forbes' '= 14
D E Holmes prn 4 12 A• C - Parleyinen ' ..... 14.
James Fuller • 15 W S Mitchell p ni4 13
Dunn &,Co put 4 11 tl Fermin. ' 1 14
J E Milroy &Co 14 .1 Allen .14
3111111 ten & t , D Casey. .'. 13
1 ..
Smiley pte 4 f GII Crandall; ' . 13
Cooperative Co -12 0 A Miller .-.. 14
Geo 11•Wellsp m4' 11 W Howarth ' - 14
H M Tingley 14Thomas 3feDonal4 10
Wm 1) Elmer .14 McDonald & Kpne 11
Kennedy & She 'l2 D S Lyon • ' 14
14`
nAnsioNv. • Lewis Freeman ---. 14'
.T II Stet•ens 1411) I Lyon- .. . - ., - 1E
lIW Brant & cop m 4 12 Guttenberg; Bowen- I 0 -
.1 Schirmer &Co 121 ' balm &Co )
NoahßisisCO 14JCS:4 II Cook - 12
S A Lyons & Son 12 Jarnesßell 12
S . Winteni pnt 4 19 I C"&'.l II Cook 13
Imenrar. II C Lea p ru 4 12
C ll'Ellis 13 Geo T Frazier - 9
Morse&.Nlrhols pm 41 R C Lea-p m 4, . 14''
C C Spencer 13 . 'Union Stom - - 'lO
usnloun. . " '. B P Smith . - =:1 14
T J Carr -181 F B Thayer'-. - .. 13
E Sllinds &Oa - 14113 GPoot • • ', , 111
Babcock .b Newton IBIF D Lyon. 'l3
.1 0 Edwards - •14 Mrs 1131eGrath 14
II 31 Jones . 111 Wm Baull . 14
E T Tiffany - 12 0 L Adams, l4
0 Pavne &. Son 14A 11 Tarbox . 14
C C Edwards pin 4 llllr J Falkenbut7 . 14
J RS
1
ACOS. IL P. Ilo s rvi 12
D. 11.0hertA pm 4 14 Maurice myers 14
11 31 Benson - RI, Pulckman ",' 14
.1 -Y . Pont* 1 l'John Tierney 14
Norris & Fitch , 12 M 4 Pentlergrast 14
, je- - " Ist1". [Ellen Maynard -- 14
J alloSeekrans pm 41410 T Smith - 13
John Warner . 14 31 -Maylone.. - . • , 13
Lrrt•LE trEanows. -- UTS adrift- -'• 13
El 3 Beardslee . I , lllenry Sperl •14
Et
' It Garfield - 19 C.l Lyon '' 12
I3TllllOl'. J G Drake - 14
31 NI Finn la Geo E Barton 14
G W Reese pis 4 11 rhos Mcliernan • 13
E3l Tiffany. • • It Cal M . 14
cCarty ..
. .
Hall & Bn's II i •rnonsoli.. .
3 8 Wright 14 (1 1 ,L Lewis - -', ' • 14
1.E. , .:0X, Robert Gelatt - - 14
Thomas llallstead. 15 W W 3fessenger 14
G D Ransom 14 Hod, Searles 4CA .—.
Grow& Brothers', . ] .:. .• .. .
Bieck, Burhans, I 1 . 2 1
& Clesri v ater
.. i • . -
•
Cinssilicallo'n of renders of Illerob.
4Saleiletsc than 000, date 14
Sale $ L,ooo, less. than 1 - 10,090, class 13
r Sales 810,000, less- 1 han '419,000, class 13
Sales tt15,000, less than". 10,09,9, class. It
Sales $20,003, less than #4..'0,000, class 10
Sales V 0,000: less than $40,000, class 9
Sales $40,000, less than $30,000, class 8
And the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas
Of sold county will bole a Court of Appeal nt. the
Court Homo nt 3Lon rose, in and tor said county,
on Tuesday, April lath, 1873,0 t ono o'clock p.
tn.; at which time and place any of tho mcr
chants described, defined, and Classed aforesaid,
or their agents Ot attorneys, may 'appear and ap
peal front said assessment If they' Sunk proper.
G. L.LEWIS,
• 3lereautile Appraiter,
Thomson, notch 2, 1872, ,'
"BEFORE ABSUItEIO YOUR I,IFE, examine the
aroma . Tontine Sevinen rand plan.jnot int trAneeAby
NEWVITABLE 1,11 1 1 . : A.55U114%.11 SOCIETY cr
YORK. by isbicb en endoulaent policy b gtnnted
at about half extol.
End ar 10 years'. 101 pet et: of preminmi retarned.
•- 0 • -15 ••
2J_
'New bualnete, 1 6 1. - t4L 101000, largest In the .
A..eta; $18,1.03,0:X11 Inetnne,.7 - - 8 4 4,00, 000
Rabbi* nimbi Wanted eArywbstr. , Addreve
J. L IMOIt;TE11, Otneml
• t 0 CUESTNI. T Et,. l'h!ladelpisix::
filar FEI kLZ SOLD7OE74I - unscied ; 7f4 Fd•
mak 80! ter. 'rho Tlailllug Atlrontlrw..EXPert•
eaten anti Paupcf , Or 4 VeUrl4ll a, 5p.... Scout awl Nano,
la Camps. Battle• Fields anti 'lloepltals; 11 fall pl-c 11.
Inetratea nli;1 portrait on stunt.- Thia abnorblog boot.
elc tilustrated, crown svo.. nod bezatifully bound
rt clotb,ricblybrainebted In•blacit and g , 141.14 Fold only
by otthicrtEglort. l'rlco 1:25. ruttAaccritra Prawn'.
tartrtillaelt Via Agent' islw And otad
$1 Spa ontllt trill gnt.tho territory for Mt fast scliin:
, ;.:1/111:1101TED. :41.GSDITSi
too Impnivod Floronce Sowing 3facbtor. .
?lakes Font. liffeftat
' Buns . Tha .Wcirk Four. .11rays. .
Pastro i s Own Ends.
Ilesuf y, Simpllclty a ad Darobllll" , ..lPlVittiont
Liberal. terms. balotrooto, No 1123 CHEST. In
-
P.EN:iT.PACNcJT, lifonacors. "
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C R. -A .N7G - '0 .
SUPTLYPI , 11EDUCEO.
•
itEIRIVE Er. co's vons'Extiss. cl.'
Cures easeer.Verefuli. Nyphiils.Ctitartti Itheurnstlsus;
lerura)gla. , l'uleusry Goznohtlestsuitr.l Solt:
Itbento. Slau !Attests. all Mood Diteeiso. t It Is purely
•vegsfsble, The HEST known BLOOD
by on Votralsts, Tetra , per bottle.' Observe . the
tulle mirk. Send for Clrculsi. ,PretCH,G6Cedst.§L,
r
*l.OOO R EWAFittl':
, .
000 ' Far aly.“ , te orlittra,tMeottlog.
•$ itchtie, of Utecroted that
UrgCrd MIX un 'Pia 4
' • • Lille to cure. It la pciltirctirx•
pcosaly to taro tho Pitta, ttFii nuttilnr, '3014 hi 411
Draggistp. Vtlca , - -
LientitiPSZEMOATEDIVati . ,',
lint nr ElotricAtir , a. them" Ikaarider
fur Alimutuitism. zetsuloclEtChronittSfiqw
At tag toot of ettestuct ttflittwat, 416 •
Xontrote, April Zt 1511; • - ' • 77"
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Tertzt-11M.
• Junona.,
Low.,
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Bridg,ewater--Andrew --- Aldrich, Win. 11..
Franklin-Lewis Travis: -
• Gibson-Chris. A. Kennedy; .Bolunaori Plater:-
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ing,'
Gre.st Berni twp,-Enoelt 7.lawidns. •,." • • ; ;
Iterric:k-Borritt BtLlllsi CGat A. Harding.;
M.•Adarns,
Ilarniony--James : M.Thomak .
Jackson,Williain Ifornies; Fred:Byre:l;7; '.',
Lathrop;-.Lyman '; - • • _
Little Meadows.:-Iloward }Umbra: •
MiddletoWn-Miles Baldwin,Zirarn. True, .
. Montroie--David 1 .
New Milford . ..;
Silver roke—Aamn Meeker , ;
Thomson--4no.iWi n ricer• = •
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Jtt . llonsist - '
• Araral.--Lymaii!B: Baldwin; Freeman
Bridgewater-Benjamin Constantine,
thts d. Curtis, Lathan Gardner, - •
Bri,okl./n--Charles Perrigo.
Clifford -,Tno. G. Weatherby, Alphoniii
Bounds, Samuel Owens, Pulaski Chamberlin;
Chocuriut-?Lowls Chamberlin.
Forest Lrike,,Geo. B. Ilandrick. ' . ;
Franklin--Brakihrd, B. Ifandrlck, Lawrenen
McCabe.
Gibson-Gen: - D. Milliken. • •
• Great Bead twp. - Puter W. ; 3leeskle, Alberto
Fox, Buialrt Furga. son. *:
• Gaest Bend Boro.-Lutber_
Cotittni.
Milord -Benjamin Wairous. • .
Jaeltson f -Gee.. Curtis,"Orin •Poiteri 3'esike
Williams,. ' ' °
Lenos•-,3lieliati .1. Decker.
Lothrop ; rWillinna. - 0., Gardner, ,Geo.
3liddletown-Jno. M 'Davis. Nelson Font
Montrose-Fdwani Binds, Win. 31; MaCaitf,
Ihel 'Futrell; .. • _ .
:New Milford Moro.-Octivitta 31. niturfeY,'
,Nevi Milford twp.-Forman , • .
Brisk-lawn B. "Cobb; Charles DaVis, Mlles
Shoemaker.' - '"
-,. Wirer Lako.---Ansel 11111.
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Buso.Dennt-eChas Afor ~ Miiler, Jacob Up.
.• thamson-Ellis M. Bryant. % 7 .
.antori9,--11 week. . •
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Apolacon,-Georm„ Baxter, 'Henri , Whitakei.
Anburn-James 1.3.• (lankier. '
Ammt-Bductird Warner. ‘. • • ....
Bridgeienter-;Marin IL Iltriu "
• Brooklyndienry L. Bailey, :Edwin
Weston., . - ,
.Dundrff-llenl, - •
Friendmille -Ldwaril Duffey; -
Great Bend Boro.--Erans' Orfggi; Rezakis4
Skinner. ' .
Gibson—Henry • e
Ilorford=-Oilando . Watrous, 4a•• 31, gain-
Herrick—Alvah G. Ccirey.- '." •
' Harmony—John Noy% gonlei—lladan,
Norton. • , - ,
Jessup-34sper Handel-.. -
Inekson—Francis M. WhilattiY.
Liberty—ileo. St Fisk, Ben); IV:Scenbwings.
Alextincler. Webster. -
Lenox:-;.laulrew Halstead,: Griswold - Lona:o,
Henry Isaac Tracadell,, ~ •
.Latiana--linfea S. Lindsley. • • • •
311LitilefownJereminli Canflekl.
3lontrme- , -Dstrid C, liandriek. -
New Milibiilßoro.—...Wns:l3.:llrinki l iVra; .
'New Slii ntd twit,--.Edward3.
Oakland—John G. Raymond: . •
Ituall—Blward Granger, Tiles.•',Recidioi
Henry W. Wbenton, Wrn. DLO. •
-.Silver Labe—John C. One, Ebenezer Gail..
Ci - unii - poincoo
Two . lines' ii t4it Directory, catc ,
tie;?r, 41.60:
zie./I .. ailditionall'inf, 50' 44, -
NEW MILFORD
SA.VINOS IiNNK. VlLFcritn...4lm van
terert on tin Pergell.i. Does a rman' lbaklar_lac.%
"uta.•. -ull-1 r. p 111432: 4.C0:
viz a.a rt..cm'a.---NrenoLts v:orMNUSI:
Mater in zentitnn Cayuga l'ln4ter. P:14.11 trona; ,
W.T.. 1102.51 , Tlealen in DTI Good', liiits.,Caßr•
Boon and Shoes, and Gur,ral JicrcLnndlea, op DILA,
street. vacant! /act btaott theiEpricoval (.14
634 lON'IIOT EI;; kept by WILLT.L3L suTrtir, cat 31:4,
street, near etc Dapot
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W. R. IMAM Foundry'. and &Mei in - Plciwy and4tit
[genet It. one door fromPltl )110:1
S. F. xvmnr.R.. entrtage Miktir and Vodartakar,,.d..
. Main Street, two door:. oclow Store. - • •
McCOLLtrit GIiOTTIESS; 7 . Dralant OrOntjaik.ap , 7-
Mortettim, on Slain otrect..•
R. 4ARREI''4 SON. Dealers tri Flour. l'eect.lier
Salt, Moo, Cement. Cirocotten and •Prorlstetut
Motu Street, oppostte the Depot. ' •
W. 1F .T. 11.3.1CDE4, Stanorseturera of _Cigna a 0
Wholesale dealer* In Yankee - Notions and,Venti
OoOda. on Mtn titteet, below Episcopal March., r -
Leathir 11n — nufletireri nisei denlir.
once Finfling*. de.; near Eplncopal
AINT.V ItAVDEN, Dealers lb Drata and liedlelnt:
and `Wannfoctnrero of Ogarr on Main Stroct,
"Ilio Depot.
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STEPIRX9.:IIorme Stu:eine iyullzanlltepa.trio
-., 44:Orate Street; youth of the
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J. DICEY:RUN:kr. .li., Dealer In general recsrlaitna:ee
and Clothlrge. Wick Store. on Main Street: •
GREAT. N7D.
8: T;ENtifint; Ilannfatturir of Leather, and deralin
In general Mat chand4a, Q 1 ;Salo fltreet.!
U. P. - DORAN, Iteichani Talfar 4n4 . 41. 1 51er . fn •Rdaß!
Iloilo Clothing, IR; 4:ooda,firocerkesarip.p4oylaßr;:,
Main Sttect.• " .
Li rOXYILLL
EMAIL NVIIITI3, tlnnufactgrer . ofstnd elca.ler In ounarl
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Pr P 1079 iMa - - ,
GIBSON
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U. IT, TINGLEY—DeaIer In Ravel...llo, Copper, BrV,!
and Sheetlron Wore, Cottloge, Se. Also, Mlllaletl.r
er of Sheet AtelAle to order. fro Trough dnq Lend Pip—
brzslnces attended to A tale prloeo 7 Ullteort Mono% .
Nit lavortlo•—.7.V4'
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F TUN R lIRTANT, 114f:win - Mrs at Wagiar•
Kb:l;W, mat dm Irxills , Store. t •
.31ONTRO9E,
O. 0 . Enl3E—conn ty sarrcsor; of Ewell:eh:tiara Caw,
= (Mee la the Com t ontretc,
.
AnKE, , rtitrCELL, Dealer IA IThigr. tlldlFio.,te• fLo
tltibre.PagntS, Oita, DyeStniTo.•ol . oe. 1111.'OCA1 r.r.
• Natiol3ll,Cle. ; [OCT, el, M.) -; •
TAMES CARMALT, • itittiro4 , !Ayr; &Die* tiuk.
door bclovr Pnblic ., Nrrooe. • - •
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COOPER S; 00: Rtnkeni, eel). Foreign Pas ,
,32.1(ck.tsD rang' on Eagtand 1013nd itadEct.
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J. It. FLETCKEII:I4 Wag $41.0."1. 11.41. e. t. g-
Ico Cream,Optcrg and CiM3, In eternity 0: 012 314:
faitoutp' DROWN: 4:enera2 Piro aninlta iaa ar
Anna Alonts * abo. Itillnua and Arad entTlett.'
. Nan. yorkand yhtladeldbia. OlLna ago deontr?..t.
F. A. CILVADLF,It. Getleral In n ,praneoihdBollSl34.
rhinoA2ent,Publie Avenue.* „ • , , • .
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EIURNS /C . , SIOIIOL9. tho PL , CO td4.t. 1411. :4 1 • 11 / 16 '
Cigars, Tobacco, IV.; Pnvketaltuakai Pllecto
tic*, Ya , pkto NotlJne, &C. Brick
t 1 ]t. COY, 11Arnett maker and dealer in' all:taller+
. ;. ttattylly kept by the trade, op put t9,tho al
•
110 V D A CintIVIX., flmkre IgSlarci; Ihrawin.
9411 MAD CActnrers nr 'Tit mktlOt ct I csro, corn!.
or Main and Tar:lo4o Bract.
O.- .Cnir c h,lnt Tailor lad dealer
Clotha: Trlaamtligo, Puruta6lng (WOW. at.,l
neatly :Mule nattily:, on MAID sliact, at It C a ll s tr. •
low Ulla and DAliclacia Law 0n1ce..." '
A. N. 'BULLARD, Dcaliti in Orr ales. PrOvislon.,
gooko, Stationery and Yankee Notions, at held P;
Yahlic tkoctgic.f• , • , ,
SYOPX,i - ..5.; CO., I:woke's lu Stordt;Vinv.
11grliultural inwirnicutialourgud Groccrice, 000
1,149 rovna ittAyu.
RAY"i3FORU.S MITCUEL, Llveri and,'.F.scltapc
Stable.th ivar at /Link.' banding. ' -- • -•
EIV P s o4 CMOILAP,
Afi. livcr NE X X.a X. 4
StVall7 AussiTs.r.Arzlittioutgitp..
SIM'S TURBOS WATER. WSW ,
PortaidA And dtagodAq PakinnA k Xinuientnned Add, fv:
Idge. bY - IdArtld HEW. '
gag°, ra.., Ix • • •