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lIIEFIFEBSONIAIN DEISSIOCRACT.
_The following resolutions of the Dem
ocmtio State Convention of - Oregon will
be rend with delight by every true patriot
in the land. They are in striking con
trast with the truckling expediency resolu
tions of the Connecticut Democracy.
They have the -ring' of the Metal;
and upon them we Inlaid tie. - to.
enter the PresidentiateamPsigricoadent
of victory : . . .
RESOLVED, That we the Democratic
party of the Stato of we;
are pledged
to a strict construction of the- Constitu
tion, the restoration and preservation of
the rights of the States to regulate -their
internal affairs, and especially the elective
franchise, free from the control or inter
ference of the general government: the
protection of individual rights in accord
ance with the fundathental laws of the
land, including the rights to the writ of
habeas corpus, trial by jury, and freedom
from.unreasonablo searches and seizures.
That we me opposed to every species of
corruption in all dephrtments of the mu
cipal, State, and national - . governments.
That akar motto is, no privileged classes
and no privileged capital. • •
'That we amen favor of a tariff to raise
rmoney only foe the necessary expenses of
, theFedoral government, and not fur the
benefit of monopolists.
That we view with alarm the flagrant
:andopen violations of the Constitution
iby the party now controlling the general
!government, in the passage and enforce
ment of the Reconstruction and Ku-111xn
late, and the corruption and fraud,which
characterie their admiuistrationof every
departtment of government, and we
pledge ourselves to rise all lawful and
peaceable Means to secure a speedy cor
-rection of these outrages and usurpations.
That the freedom, welfare and rights of
the people and superior to the interests of
incorporators, and should be protected
against the exactions of oppressive mo
nopolies.
IMPA correspondent of the Harrisburg
Patriot, writing from Erie, says: "The
certainty of Judge Thompson's reriomina
tion,for the Supreme Bench gives great
satisfaction to Democrats and Republicans
alike. For several years the Radical ma
jority in this entire section has been
grildually declining. The cause of this is
generally attributed to the hostility which
is felt for tho Cameron 'Ring.' Hartranin
notorious associations with that 'Ring,'
and the scandalous connection with the
Evens job will weigh terribly against him
in this portion of the State, where he has
no personal influence or friends, to count
eract their effects, and where he is borne
down also by the unpopularity of the
candidate fof Auditor General. These
matters arc diseussed here, and the con
clusions arc strongly aganiat Hartmnft."
One point or difference between pres
ident Grant and Senator Scnt - az may be
thuti related; Some time ago General
Gnarr was charged with being a default
ter to the United States Goreniment and
that:there was some truth in the state
meat was shown conclusively by the tact
that he was made to disgorge fire thou
sand dollars, but retained the interest on
this same from the time of his Mexican
campaign. A few weeks ago a radical or
gan charged that Senator Scarnz was
a delimiter but an examination proves
that the boot is on the other leg—the goy
ensment is indebted to Mr. ,Scrultz.
Now how would it do to compel Gasrr to
disgorgii the interest of the principal he
acknowledged that he owed the people of
the United States?
Mrlf anything was *dell to de
monstrate that Gen. Cass, above all:others,
is the gentleman that should receive the
Democratic nomination for Governor it is
the fact that severer Radical 11.&ftimuirr-
Er.t.vs journals sire endeavoring to defeat
his nominatiori by printing false statement,
in regard to his standing in the oil regions
and elsewhere. And we regret to flnd that
.at kart one Democratic exchange reprodu
cing one of these articles in the interest of
another. candidate. The Ergs RING
fear Gen. Cass and arc working to defeat
his nomination. They feel it in their bones
that he can carry Pennsylvania by an over
whelming majority.
lar The manner in which the South
is governed at the preient tine, can be
gathered from the following article which
appeared in a Petersburg,.Virgiuia, paper:
"A man from Main has' our post-office;
a Vermont man represents us in Congress;
a fellow from Pennsylvania is our street
commissioner; our commissioner of Rey
"tie is a Massachusetts roan; a fellow
fare Philadelphia is jailor; the Chief of
police is a Pennsylvanian. two negroes
represut us in the Legislature ; a Maine
man represents ns4n the Senate."
rif.is members of the Constitutional
Convention are to be elected next fall,
bow would it do fur the press of bOth
part es to refuse to'support any man fur
the position, who is known to be opposed
too just libel law—tbat is. endeavor to
defeat any.candidate that is not in favor of
&trig eclat/is an equal chanee with Louse
breakers and horse thicresl Who seconds
the sootion ?—Pittsburg post.
af"ln hisncent speech in 'Chicago,
Colonel "Fred. Recker, the vejj-knoun
German patriot, fired hot shot into the
.officaliolding fraction. "Wherever," he
"therats any corrupt man or smind
Jar io Kaufias, Ne,braskt4 Louisiana or
Rlsesrb.ere,,hecreeps behind the party and
slangs, I Witi'Ll Republican! hurrah for
firiontl If Carl &hum does nut carrythe
Gem= rota in bis breaahaa' pocket, he
and such friends as Col—Maker will
tiw.ke that rota a 'stumbling hloak at•
great magnitude in .the path ut General
!aunts re-election. , _ .
Urtrimbotitit—ltow to 'Cure It.
The following correspondence, on -hy
drophobia, we copy from - the NeW York
Hearld
„
Niece .. llcent, of several `children in
'Brooklyn being by mad Alta in
. . .
February, of whom one bps since died
,of
hydrophobia. I send you thidarticle, in
cluding the following recipes,” with -the .
request that you will print it in your pa
per. I..hope- that, as your-paper -has -a
widecirculation in New York and Brook
lyn, these - recipes may meet the:eyes of
the-parents of -the Attie sufferer&
some friend of•Goit and htimanityosho
can, will see . that they dOcaelithe personal
for whom:l intended thinn4-: May r fiot
.
also call the attention of. the phydicians I
.
of New York' nd vici nity to these pre
scriptions? "
Cure for Hydrophobia.-The following.
is Mrs. Goodinau's celebrated remedy,
which has been unfailing in every case
where taken before the • Occurrence of
spasms. It consists of three doses of
elecampane root, taken -n, ; the folloWing"
manner: For the first dose take one and
a half ounce of either the dried or green
root; if green, grate as you would horse
radish; if the dry root, - reduce it. quite'
fine; mix it in a pint of milk.freali from
the cow, and boil it down to half a pint.
Take this early in tlibinorning upon an
empty stomach, and eat nothing until
after four o'clock in the afternoon. Forty
eight hours after this take two ounces of
the root prepared in the same way, boiling
it down to half a pint as befo re, and take l
it in the same manner. Again, in forty
eight hours take another dose of same
quantity as the last. This makes in all
five and a half entices of the root and,
three pints of milk. The directions are
to be closely observed, using milk fresh
from the cow, boiling each dose down to
half a pint, taking the whole dose at once
and upon an empty stomach, fasting until
four o clock, taking the dose every other
day. The green root is preferable. It is
an exceeding nauseous dose to prepare
or take, but is a certain cure if taken in
time for either hydrophobia or snake bite.
The gentleman who gave us the recipe,
paid $25 fur it, and was cured by it. Since
then he has prescribed it with certain ef
fect in a number of cases. In one case
two men were bitten by the same dog ;
one took the remetly_and is living to-day,
the other refused to take it, and died in
most terrible agonY, •
From "Once a Month; sent to the
Gazelle by David Walton, of Aceotink,
Fairfax county, Ye December 1, 1870.
is the following: "Ifyilrephobia.—A com
munication from Professor N. R. Smith,
of this city, on the subject of hydrophobia,
is an invaluable contribution to the public
at large, as well as to medical science and
knowledge. Professor Smith shows that
a mere scratch on the tand or face is
mon-dangerous then when a deep incision
is made by the teeth of the animal, as in
the latter case there is such a flow of blood
as
,to aid in washing .ali-av the poison.
But in neither case should there be any
delay or neglect in applying the remedies
which are suggested. In the first place it
is required that the wound he instantly
washed again and again with soap and
water. Caustic potash is then to 'be ap
plied, which obtained from any druggist,
or made by boiling lye from wood ashes
down to the consistency of molasses.
That obtained from druggists, being hard,
may be cat into the shape of a pencil and
forced into the wound.or,if soft, used upon
a smooth stick, to remain in the wound
for a quarter of minute, the pain mean
time, of course, being severe. If the
wound.he a scmthillie caustic, is to be
wiped over it briskly. The part in either
case may then be poulticed with bread and
milk for two days and dressed afterwards
with simple salve."
The Alesander (7arefle says: There is
a certain little plant which will cure the
worst else of hydrophoia if takes in
time. I refer to the chickweed—not the
kind usually given to canary birds. The
kind I mean is of a darker color; the un
der side of the leaf is covered with small
black spots a little larger than the point
of a pin. The plant bears a small mic
roscopic flower of a brickdust color. This
valuable little plant should be cultivated
in our gardens; it grows easily, and
thrives best in dark, damp spots. ' To
prepare the plant for use tt, should be
taken and dried iu the shade; when
thoroughly dry it should be pulverized,
and may be sifted through a coarse cloth.
A half wine glass of this powder, mixed
with a portion_ of cold water, and taken
three times, twenty-fourhours intervening
between each dose, will, as I have said,
cure any mad dog bite and prevent hydro
pliobil!. It aetsmost thoroughly, and iF
powerful medicine. The writer.of thin
had a brother who was badly bitten by a
mad dog years ago. The dog bit several
animals on the farm, all of which went
mad..3fy brother took the chickweed and
was soon quite well, not at any. time af
terwards being the least affected with
hydraphoia. Ile has informed me that
when he took the first dose of the chick
weed he could feel it passing through his
system like an electric shOck, even to the.
linger tips. The second does not affect
him as much, and the third he did not
fed at all. The plant was first used very
many'years ago in Pennsylvania by an
old German doctor. The cures of_ this
old doctor became so great and- so- many
that the Legislature of Pennsylvania gave
him a large sum to divulge the secret.
which he did. Ile informed 3lessrs.Lew
re and Gnnuel,of Fairfax, who went from
Virginia to procum the plant from him,
that he fist found it ou the Potomac
bottoms, The plant grows wild and iu
great quantities HY }airier, and I have
seen much of it about West End.-
Another writer says: On the 30th of
November an impulse seized me to look
in en old Cyclopeedia, under the head of
Hydrophobia. There I found the , fallow
ing: "Cure for Ilydrophobia.—At Udina.
in !Prink, a poor man lying in the fright
ful tortures of hydrophobia was cured
with, some draughts of vmegar, given him
by mistake, instead of another portion.
A physician at Padua got intelligence of
this event at Udine, and tried the same
remedy upon the patient in tho hoppital,
aduthusteriug to him a pound - of r
in the morning, another at noon, and a
third at sunset, and the Man wasspeedily
and A.
perfectly cared." Y.
,
—TEE life of a young girl in Buffalo a
bout 17 years old, who attempted suicide
by taking laudanum, was saved si few "days
since by the 9plicatioi of a powerful gel.
mule battery. elm kid been/124:4°001y
pumped oat Ant, bolt:ever.. Her attempt
upow her life•was for the pupae .of. is.
venge up terlerer for Atone seater fan
cied EUltt
CONtattESSlONALlllollfriAiitlr.
SENATE ' April 22.=The Deficiency till
occupied the attention of the Senate until
the morning hour expired,when,after some
discussiou,..the North- Carolina contested
election case was taken upj.and Mr. Pool
addressed ,the Senate iu behalf of Mr.
Abbott. Messrs. Edmundi and Stockton
were - oppds”d to his admisdon. Pending
action. the Senate, at 4:80 P. M., after a
brief Executive session, toe* a recess un
til 7:30 P. M. The evening session was
occupied in the consideratien of the Postal
code.
HousE.—Under the call of the Senate
a large number of bills Nero introduced
and referred. The conference report on
the bill to prevent straw bids fur carrying
the trails was agreed to. The House then
took up the Indiana contested election
case of Gooding against Wilson, and after
A :diSCUBSiOn; a resolution was 'adopted
giving the scat to Wilson, the sitting mem
ber: A resolution was adopted calling on
- the -President for the Correspondece
touching the claims for indirect damages
against llMat Britain. Mr. Cox, from the
Comniittee on Rules, reported a rule to
exclade from the floor ex-members who
are engaged in lobbying. Without dis
posing of it, the House of P. M.adjourn-
Smarr, April 23.—The bill to pay
Joseph Segar 815,000 for his property,
near Fortress Monroe, used by the govern-
tnentluring the war, wail passed. The
Deficiency bill was taken up, and Mr.
Bayard continued his remarks against
the amendment limiting the jurisdiction
of the Court of Claims in the suits for the
value of captured or abandoned property
to cases commenced witliju two years
after the close of the war, and in which
the claimants prove that; they . have al
ways been loyal. At die expiration of
the morning hour the North Carolina
contested election case came up, and the
minority report, in favor of Mr. Abbott,
was rejected—yeas, 10 ; nays, 43 '
• and the
majority reported, declaring that he was
not entitled to the seat,. was adopted.
The consideration of the Deficiency bill
was then resamed, and Mr. Bayard con
tinued his remarks. After some political
discussion. regarding the Cincinnati Con-
Nention, the Senate adjourned.
HousE.—ln the House, a resolution
'was adopted directing the Committee on
Military Affairs to Inquire into the loss
of the record of the preceedings of the
Newt of Inquiry in the ease of General
Don Carlos Buell. The eSolution to ex
clude from the floor of the House all ex
members of the House engaged in jobby
ing, was taken up and debated at length.
Among the opponents ware_ Messrs. B.
F. Butler and Garfield. f -The resolution
was recommitted. The hill to grant to
the Central Pacific Railroad Company the
use of Yerba Buena Island in San Fran
cisco harbor, was next discussed. During
the debate a personal colloquy took p'nce
between Messrs. Cox and Sargent. With
out final action the House:at 4 I'. 31. took
a recess until 7 P.M. TIM evening ses
sion was occupied iu the consideration of
Pension Bills.
SENATE, April 24.—Mr. Ransom was
sworn in as Senator from North Caroline.
Mr. Thurman said that now for the first
time since 1861, every seat was filled and
every State represented. The Conference
report on the legislative Appropriation
bill was called up, explained and recom
mitted. A resolution wasadapteil giving
' Abbott, late contestant for the North
Carolina' Senatorship. the salary from
March 4, 1871, to April 23, 1872, and
mileage. The Deficiency bill was then
taken up, and Mr. Bayard"s motion to lay
on the table Mr. Morrill's amendment
restricting the jurisdiction of the Court
of Claims was lost—yeas; 25; nays, 25 ;
the Vice-President giving the casting vote
in the negative. Discussions followed on
the amendment, but wittuin t reaching a
vote the Senate at 4:30 P. M., Went into
Executive session and soon adjourned.
IlousE.—A report from the Committee
on Printing to publish 10,500 copies of
the American case presented to the Geneva
Arbitration produced a considerable stir
in the House. An informal ditcnssion
followed-in regard to the number of copies,
and finally the original Senate resolution
to print 21,000 copies was adopted. The
Yerba Buena hill was then taken up, and
the amendments being acted upon, was
passed—yeas, 101; nays, 8.1. A resolution
was adopted to pay to Mr. Gooding, the
unsuccessful contestant (4' Mr. Wilson's
seat, 82,080. The' report Of the Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs, in the ease of Dr.
Hooard, with the resolutiOn thereon, was
taken np. The resoluticin' advises the
President to - demand Dr. Honard'it re
lease. •Mr. Banks advocated Its passage.
Mr. Ambler opposed it. Without dispos
ing of the question the Mins° took a re
cess until 7:30 P. M., the eintiaiag session
being for the considenatiomof the Pension
41ilL
SENATE, April 25.—Mr. Cole asked to
have read at the desk, some remarks made
by Mr. Sargent in the Deese, in relation
to the actual of the California Senators
in regard to the Yerba Buena Island bill.
Objection was made that it was not in
olibr to rrfer to remarks made in the
House.. After some discussion it was
suggested that Mr. Cole could make the
remarks when the bill came up, and the
ma ter-dropped. The Deficiency bill was
taken up. Mr. Morrill's amendment,
after being variously modified. was adopt
ed. The bill being completed iu Com
mittee, was reported to the Senate, but
pending action, after passing a bill ant h
orizing the West Wisconsin Railroad
Cionpany to construct a bridge across
Lake St. Croix, the &Mate adjourned.
liousE.—A resolutioo Calling on the
President fora copy ot the British Count
er-case was adopted by the House; and a
resolution to print 22,000 copies was re
ferred. The consideration of the Honard
case was resumed; and Mi. Wood argued
favor 'of the resolution. Mr. W: R.
Roberts also supported the resolution.
Mr.. Willard opposed it, endeavoring to'
snake it'a political que - Stion, and ',bought
it impertinent for the House 'to do any
thing about it.- Mr. L. Myers advocated the
passage of the resolutiom! Mr. Voorhees
argued .in favor of the resolution, de
nouncing the pusillanimotts policy of the
administration. Angry :colloquies oc
curred during the debate hetweeullessrs.
Banks' and Dawes, and; also between
Messrs: Dawes, Weis, and Crandall..
Without action, the House,at sao P. M,.
by p rote 89 . to 'O4, adjourned:
anhe Washington Patriot estimates
'the-dealings of qrant's sAlministration—
from ista furnished by Mr.Parfield and the
report of the Civil. Service, Commission-at
'8125,000,000 per annum; making a total
01'8375,00%000 in three years. The Coup;
ier.Journat observed - that this steeling
would have been largsr bat, then we
must remember that there %veal, any.
thing more to steal.
A Touching Farewell:
The Detroit.Frec Press of the Eth inst.
has the folowing .
Yesterday morning the chambermaid of
a hotel on .lefferson avenue found the fol.;
lowing note Pined on the:doer of a: room
which had'been occupied tona) or three
days by a seedy individual who -was going
to pay his bill just as scon as his brother
Toledo could express him some money.
" MisilloST—Dcor Sir : Every well
regulated hotel should keep a hook ac ,
count ofprofit andloSs.. I presume you
do; Audi therefore, let me, beg of
,you to
charge mfbilliti the " kiss' account. It
is Inghlyittinoyihtto my sensitive nature
-to be carppelled "jump", yoUr house ;
bans yours lititlees the seventeenth one
within two 'pion th,t; f guess my nature will.
not 'collapse under the strain. In conclu
sion, allow me' to bid you a fond, farewell.
It I ever come alit Way again l'il earl on
you. If I don't' tnaryou rest happy. I
leave by the back door. Sincerely.
Baas ."
Car O'Connor, the insane Fenian
youth, who assaulted Queen Victoria
while in her carriage. surrounded by
friends and guards, has been convicted,
and sentenced to one year's imprisonment
at hard labor, and twenty lashes.
The idea of exacting 'hard labor of an
insane convict is bad enough in all con
science for this enlightened Christian age,
but the fact of subjecting him to the lash,
is most shocking indi ed. The instinct of
humanity rebuts against the practice of
physical punishment in any form and in
any case, and wlien , the torture is applied
to the body of an irresponsible crazy per
son, it betrays the most brutal and unciv
ilized spleen on the part of his prosecu
tors. Queen Victoria, her law makers
and judges slinkd be rebuked: by all
-Chrottirin nations for this barbarous treat
ment of their, criminals. Neither the
text nor the the spirit of the English l a w
justifies suchpenalties fur the insane. It
was the development of that cowardly
mob spirit of resentment and intimida
tion which characterizes the rule of a hasp
tyranny at ill! times, and in all countries
of the globe.
-I"'Plie Philadelphia correspondent
of the Pablo/ writes:
" Do not believe a word of the statement
going the rounds that Grant will not in
terfere in rearranging the republican
State ticket. A meeting for that purpose
was held at the Girard House the early
part of last week. Colonel Forney was
waited on to know if the withdrawal of
leneral Allen would &AIMS , him. His
ultimation was an entire new State ticket,
including congressmen at.large and dele
gates to the Grant Convention. Grant,
through his man Friday at Harrisburg,
hopes to effect a compromise with Forney
by securing the withdrawal of Hartranft
and Allen ; and do 'not be surprised if
sonic fine morning you awake and learn
that. Fish is. ki:gied out- of the Cabinet
and Dan Sickles takes his place, and Gen.
Hartran ft goes as Minister to Madrid, and
Cresswell gives way to brother-in-law
Crarmiyand General Allen succeeds him
at Copenhagen.
—When you see two young persons
seated in the center of a pew in church
you can make up your mind that. they
are engaged or going to he, but when one
is at one end and the other at the root of
the pew, you can immediately determine
that they are married.
Iletv Ativtrtionnento.
Pvl3.lcovvol
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G. isn sum: 73
Duplicate poor taxers 404
Road Duplimmo It 7 b'S
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Tres.rn el.'s prreattago 57 47
relit-melt • 71 00
Bal. nee In Tree:tune* hands 10 57
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eontelnlng Oval? Gem. an so poncho. of land
be the !IMO more or leas, wlih the apporteness, I
dwelling bowie. been. young mettard.nod endlit tO omit
Improved. "Seket excel:alert ott. the snit of L. P.
Cooper en: F. A:llciger.r
Notice Is hereby given that all bids must be naid In
each on day of tale. WNI. T. MOXLST. SberUL'
dheritrs'Odlce. 31outrese,Ps.. April.
AGENTS WANTED!
A - OOPUtAßCiefiliirniA fir 'THE:
EP CI ws I x 5. gri Tr wt. ICI lei.
with over VIRE& HUNDRED Riezant Illustrations.
Tho Cheapest and, Greatest Literary Production
°Wirt Niuoteetb cuotaty.The •
r'lctaxll.o.l 36Ccorlaco 3131b10.
DEVOTIONAL AND EXPLANATORY.
Coutaluics the OLDAND NEW TESTABIENP,
Adams G. IL HARVEY, Rush, Sur'a Co., Peoria.
April al, 1812.—aira.
MANHOOD; HOW LOST, HO'Y RESTORED.
NI Jost pnbilsliml, a new edition of Mt.
U; glI v on E :11`E;11 - ..LecE.L.7417.,"„°..T.:
i a j
tine) of SPE2IIIAT.IIMA, or Seminal
Wthimune, Involuntary SCIIIIIIII Lll,tr , . IMpUIrlaCl
?dental sad Physical Incapacity. Impediments to Maul'
age, et c • nlso.Consamption, Epilepsy, and i its, Induced i
by self ndulgence and !wash extravegthce.
(V , " Price. iti n seatrdenveh•pe, only d cents.
Tho colchrated author', in this nritnir.thle missy. clear.
ly demonist rst ra from a thirty yeanosthccessfill purtico
that the alarminn conseunctices of self abase m,y be
radially cared without 'the dangeroes use of internal
medicine or the application of the knife; pointing out
a mode of core at ',once 'simple. certnin, and elf Mogi.
by means of which every sufferer. no matter what his
condition may be, roar care himself ebe.ip)y,privan ly,
and redicuily.
rtr ThlsLecture shotild be In the hands of every
youth and • very man %She land. .
Sent, under smil,,in a pinto cacti p..to any culdima,
posthild no reelpt of nit cents. or tst, , , poet ptl/11p,
Mr.... Dr. uhrervrell'il - Marriage Ottillv," price :Sets.
Address the Publishers.
'CIIAS..T. C. KLINE & CO..
121730vrpry,Itow York, l'utt.Oftlea Box 4.GSO.
An Ornament tot rtserq Amnia= Hama.
T33=o 49.11GEZIISLICSALTV
4013.1 art.;
with views of ...Independence 11411." "On the Wlrra
Itickou Creek Foittepunt Park." ••1.7p the Schuyl•
•tt; Men Learne I lonre." a loro beau, I tbily Color
ed Map .IPhiladelphla. rletwln t y Fairmount Pam, where
the Centennial Anniermary lluildinge will be erected,
alie. 40 by tt7 Inches.
Published in aid of the Coetennial Fend.
AOLNTS WEITHD.—From $2 to 6:0 per day con be autdo
Rend CA cent*, end specimen copy and terms le alit eta
will be rent by retnrn mall.
T. R. CALLENDER & 00., Publ.shers,
Third and Walnut Sir., rld.adelphia
SUSQEHAN?A• MINERAL MIND
WATER CURE.
mni4tan.. i. veer completed tnyi reeey r eecome.
detion vlettere and the treatmeet of larallde.
The ruPort leg are amori. the devlalara het•IVU it, have
beta vured.by the oat ut.the Su-queen:rue .111 aural. Water.
DISPCPSIA, GRAVEM DIAIIMS, KIDNEY
DISEASES VESEIIIAL DISEASES..DEOP
ST. ALL LIIPLinTIES of Cho DLOOD,
LIVER co3trLAIN - r, ULCERS
CIPIONIO DLIIIII.IIEA
P3Att,E 1M3E.13E3, RIIET:
nivatu. naysir
ILIA, SALT RIIEUAL SCROFULA
tcwrictcrtzes 331eseetisoes.
To those who contemideto eleltlng the Spier, we
would say !hat the 1.10175 E is FITTED with u view to the
COMFORT and EASE
(lour GVES Tri.enrtwe 011311 .pare an peter. in looking to
their welfare. We gn.wanitee ileum ur deckled help, or
nu pay. For fertheiparticulare enquire of, or •dinar
A. D. DU
Sisqnehanna Dlbisral Springs,
F Rusk Penn's
April. 17. 1512.—5e3 ,'
TO ALL .210VING WEST !
BAGGAGE CEECILED THEOLIGE
ASD
TICKETS AT LOWEST RATESI
IT; ALL More
WEST, NORTH-WEST AND SOUTH-WEST!
FOB SALE at all prlneliSle 'Wren* ea line of Dela.
Ware, Inekwraana.t. Weaterrt Railway.
HO!EaIoNVERIgX.Rf
CCTS to Feature and Colonic.,
SPningit; M!. g.N wet can Obtain Through Tickets h. ST.
LOUIS. FANS 03 CITY. LEVENNOTII. ATCHISON,
ST. JOSEPH. FT. SCOTT. ORNWEIL and all points in
Idirener: and 1C911,44, at the very Invest race, and dove
their household woods opd freight alllpp.d at 1.14:Mal rates
3PBEIEEMIZTOrIDIE:tei
FROM MONTROSE, AND ON LINE OF
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Railway,
Win Ploa*a e collie that a Direct Conneclien r.
made at BINGHAMTON. trith all cams, train. on
ERI RAILWAY. glrlie sure to ask for Tickets ran
o BRIE gAiLwAir , whieb rot, ha procured at Ofilca of
AIONTIKISE.STMIC LINE, MONTROSE,. PA.
Ma. Ell33BXl.tiiilD. Orr, 4Lacaa.t.
LOOK.. LOOK
ELERCRANTS: AND TRADERS !!
IN THIS CCIDITTT AND ELSEWHERE!!
Da 31/11CrIZ" Cit3P
M. C. TYLER, 79 &Ell DUANE ST., N, V
[wan tarry, Conti &C 24
AND IN NOZ WHY NOT?
GWU:IUL ITARDWAIIR Critiory , nc7theis, Shower,
Looking Masses. Lightning end nowt mania Cat
Saws, Steel. and iron pole Ales, (the brat In the World,
evrry kind of Brushes. Door Looks, Pad mks, Itoohr,
Gans. lienuners, Pistol., Iterolvots, Feuer**. Carpet)
lees Toole. 111.teksutith's (tenons and Tool Med
Knirrs, Pinks end Spoons. and everything's:snails Instr.
In u Viret Class Ilardwato Importing awl 'rubbing Roam
No Mistake:l
lily sincere Thanks are tendered to the cieby Inlay
own COl/1121. ror the kind patronagd. as al.o tattle moor
In other counties, who may read thin, and a general-
Invitation Is hereby given fora continuance ; es woU 0. 6
to those WU, ate \Tilling to abie me trial, who taco not
dons so, by wars or cone. Truly, •
DIZ. 47, MAIL
31P1"',A,/bscit, 20,./512.—tt
D ISSOLOTIOS.—Notice le hereby' given; that the
W
potters 1p eir_ euheltang between John. U.
lord and thigh of Montrose. Pa., andet
the ,Orm of Botsford & UMW'. was: dimwitted .01 ,
tte 4ro day of April. :1872. - by ntnicial consent. Ths.
beak teeeents and antes nt the said partnership are to
fhe.haads of 11. L Widtlia far o e l ti Cultil '
JO IN 1
. • EMIT ItatiillLL.- •
.: jdonlrote , Aprll p , /8e..;'"119../5
113/IEASITELEVII , MA LEE OP UNSEATED LANDS
thaseoetutuna;. County.' Notice ht hereby given
that agreeably to the Act the General A.sruably of.
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, directing the mode
or +citing animated Mods. the lauds of which *the war.
mimes, or owners. or the number, aregiven below. will
be, f go et motto vendee , at the Court Douse, In Mont-
rose. on Monde,. 1 th ay of Jane, A. D. urn. • for
eemrages dee, and the coo accrued oil each tract re.
apectivjaly. collage the sane be paid Wrote the day of
sale. Belau, mammal:let 10 tir.la a. m.
. Warranfea or Omar Names, r '
dam , : - Newsbtre. Tam
curilnw. •
•
224 James 'Bedell ' PO 45
40 A !Ares. Botch - 10 00
- 0 Peter Beach 102
40 Joseph Beach—. ...
116 Stenzel 4luedltb.tro..l. ''''''''''''''''
• ••••
11!6 2°
20 lk 0. t ' 540
&I No. 2
..t: rat
7)( John Bench. part 900
2lg Pnitip Beach, pert,... . • • ''''''
17V Ellr4beth tiatrport, pare:''
''''' ' 1 28
T 5
room tAkA.
T. Zonis n •
°EU? sum
•
187,4 Varcl4l:44lteracid • 02
14i • W. D4rton •at 33
147 C..1.2nnz4 ' 10 40
anima
SS Munn infraTly
C 4 George
taltatONT.
R 2 6. L. Ward
l2:1 Aaron Shama
267 Noe. Is, la. and 17....
M. 11 . U. Val,. 4.7eary
la LM. Stage, tilata...
iU AtLam Shamir.. .....
106 Thomas Cadaralleder, put 574
50 &marl Meredith .... 110
0 Olive Potter ... , ........... .... .... 544
DM George Williams IS 05
V James RDA ... 149
1M Daniel Bearlo ..
,
.
100 Thorny , .rjlrdan 100
10 John Marcy ' 04
103 James P. I.lartlay 340
Lurcurr. ir
al Georg* Fonham
IBS Soho C. Morris
43 C. L Ward
CS PauT Knahlur..
75 thunntl Dalton
, . zitmic
210 Mrs. Watt rmarm estate
CS) Unlit:an tanrqulses
131 George McCall.
IS) Peter Bradley
ICO Peter 2inycler
James Maratord...
ALSO—In perrnanre of the prorishin• of the Act
of General Assembly. Passed thettet day of April. A.D.
ISli, Decline lint, at the name time and place will be ex
posed to peblleeale, the Gaeta or purely of laud or real
wtate. designated In the following list. tinter* the tar es
due upon the Fame, and costs, are paid before that time:
Pear. Name of Tazdte. 4eru.
Ma a 11. Dapp
VilD :quire A. Campbell
1370 Thomas I•woghast
Patrick Curacy..
Nosed Farga....
1870 Thomas Ilagha
ISO David Pat. c.otato
Übatto Warner—.
CLII7OZO.
Orlr.mr, John and ....... 3 31
Faulkner, Wm
Richt:fund. Wm. tl OD a SO
itonuds, - Ilenry end Oaey • 101 :5 00
BridzrtAlison tra L 40
James O'blanughorssy 24. 790
Oniur tamp,
Mrs. W, B. Rockyreli 1 t. GO
/111110.11 D.
W. J. Carpenter.. ............. ...- .... 43 I 43
1011 Abllrell Cruse 23 73
Patrick. Me napes 1:3 1 SO
Thema. WilmArth, estate ' 32 241
PIM° J. Snyder 20 I 40
M=ll
Royal Thayer
Joseph Drinker 15 75
LATEDAP.
1811 i.. Lnrd 2 10
1871 Wm. H. LlntWer 1 50
Iticiunond
Alumni Wright 7, 50
1670 Vorhees Calrerty.. LO 11 no
Ado] 1110.1..0n s Addl.on Ponce ^0 1 6.•
IST' J. -- ...... .......... 13 60
Almon P. Doml 00 4
11,:nry llonerl4 60 4 50
Truro o Tingley 67 1 .00
Eil Wright 44 . 120
Jacob Dromi
IMO elms Upham and W. $ CO
F. B. Trnels
1671 W. M. llnudefluo
IS:0 John !onk*
A !anent, Chalker:.
S II Dayton
T. D. Fautorinmk
L. Lodnaink
Po irmk
Amos (. Skinner
Wm. Woo!cut
Dray & Sherman. MD 100
11, , Cave 111 131
Liomtin Green .....10D 3 1:0
P. Lt. McCracken 23 Z:1
Miner Drad.kiaw'
CO I Al
1671'110m. (Awe 89 1M
lienlamin D. Canfield al I DO
P C. traomett 33 1 ID
L.lnbcn PI kot tr, 3 05
.
1811 Kernicm Rioley KO 1 71.
Sutphen .t. Shournaker......... ......... MD I .1,
17113INGITILLZ.
& Bro
Thninits D. Baker
ireorje
Warren Plot ' 511 1 45
TRACY' TlkyriEN, Connty Treutterr..
31ontrose, April
spotiouon STATEmENT.—HENRY SHERMAN.
STRERT.OOIIIII,9BtONER. Account for 1811. • "
• Dr.
To amount of doptlade .• -80 19
Order, u occ duo Sherman ''''
• 119 59
• $1,021 73
Cr.
By amout paid for work on streets. 'Mbar
and wart oa datums, bay and !red for
oxen* a $ 312 22
140 days work (5haman).......5422 00
Brut= 41h ofJuly u watch .... 9 00
Bzonerationa 8 00
Commlasiona 41 66 479 56
. •, --
$1.021 78
We, undersigned, Auditors of the 13orough of Urn,-
rose. barn 411,01y:41 , 11w forgoing acconat, with thc
voucher*, sod hind as above mated.
*Any taspayers Can era bills by calling on the Town
Cleric.
- J. P. Bimini/MEL
CB 411LIM 11. 5211T/I, i'Lludltors..
0. F. FultDll4,al, • ...
P. IL Cur.autart. Town Clerk.
w3g. 0. mul yoRD, riteAsUMM.
iII AfirOIMT Wrlll 7n 1301,01:013 OP .110.11TC031.-..1871.
D i
To cult of If . Sherman. Collector S IDI r:
63.
C. 0. - Whipple $l5 00
C. IL: Gov '
,
. 15 very
bf •
p/ 01 310. 0 0 0 otia at [Pate Fair... • 7150 83 00,
c.canco In Tilatsplcr's Banda 11 0/
_ .
PolO uoto to Dutton & Co., No. 1....537613
No. 2 ~ . 3,t1 27
Comtn4sloo ' " .15 27-6771 44
C. J. Wllloplo, order 12 t 3
D. F. Atietin. 12 73
W. W. WaLf ON .. 10 46 - ,
C. J. Wslpplo,. '•. .... ...... 7 50.
-. C. Nord. 44,.re. ~ 480
J. W. 11;b2pman. " 400
A... 1 Orrrnpoo, ~ • 6 til '
• 1/. Brow ter. .. 6 26
C. Avevy. ' “ • .12 24 .
•
J. W. iltapm2o .. - '.93 LO
,W. J.. 3151644, "' ' . ' BVS ' •
Comt2l2.lun - 911—. 112 85
$ Ede to
We Auditors of the Borough Of Montrose. hating re
andoed the ardor account and the vont-hers ranch-red,
tut lied the .111110 correct , end a ban nee to beads of 11.
J. Mulford of 811 OM. • - . • . -
.1. F. RtIOR3IAREII. . •
• ' elleftblll.l4‘llTll. r. 'Auditor*.
11 - : F. FultDll.l.ll. - 1
• DOllOll6ll OF MONTIIO4R,
' Omens Onesteinixo ono flantozcant.:-1911.
Robert Steiner, for are" ' • IMO 00
Halley Shennan, It:sauce duo - 172 SD
C. J. Whipple and others - " ' 5916
B. O. Camp, making'
- •• poottrant. ts . e . lS CO
MiliDg .
11. - & Searle: Or „ - OS 73
F. A. Own: coattrel roe rimy • -' • ' • rs-00
J. A. Rowell, po Ice teralro:„'
F. B. Cliardlcr. eirycaro,aeido2 taupe, etc...::CO 68
31.1httl.h Brother .reDatangoldrancluo - ..9 :fa
Slaters at oblOnsetgunse 00
Itayupford'th I. ponrd rent • .15 41
8 . N' l4lo Studt• Strierara fon Toon pi at
Jolla A. boaselt. serytcea 4th of J.Ol, •• 0 oil
°lacers holding three-h Election. • 910
D. P. Amino services Atat of •11 09
O. V. Fordham. repairing hole a do.
Wm. J. Terrell. counsel • -
J. F. Sboostakor.
C. C.11.14ty: D
11. U. Praetor. prtiatlng ' Ire
-- - .
- • P. B OBANDLLS, sova Eft If
IP-VANS:Ann ,
9 IS
4194
711
SS 13.
....... 4$ OG
47 79
.......
7 74
MEE]
zo $ -.3
e 15
CA 1 00
:0
60 1 60
40
GO 100
DJ 1 01
r3=ZZEI
11 2 10
12 0 00
1:231:11:1033
EMEEI
400 S 00
1c 40
/IS 1 OD
41
.1 4.
. IS
. 441 1 /*
. SO
ir • s. 4S
a 0 ti
.550 4 55
10 GO
0 1 S 3
DOWN TOWN NT vs
DIINIsR'
:dab C OATS;
Main Strew t, 6 'doors balms" Boid'sCoraer Moat rso
FLOUR, GitcluElt!si-,4"dip
• 'pßovisiwyß.,:. •
We are clads:insect; Magi OD DOW biliialtaad,
afresh atom% ulUooda la oarll3 a.arliteb
.CHEAP . CHL'AI; CHEAP
laiiaahorazeha , ge.orprodact:
GOOD
..*COFFEE, 81?:04R,'
•
AfOLABSES,
• PORE",•
- RAMS, DRIED-420:17 .4,,,—.
-• •••
CLOVER .4. TIMOTHY . SAWA . &e.
• • -
We.have redtted and made additional o Ojai , arnek.
Palls, and are now reidLto Iniirsaßot.tex e tt, best
COI3IOIIIIIOM NOW YOrkated df e. sad
makellbaraladrancementa onconstinmenta,.„ •
Call and e vont ne 0a r Stock •tiercire; purdsibig else:
ottere.andennvlncerntantelces
ortbe •
GOOD QUALITY 4L - . LOU" . PRICES
of oor tioeds
• It. C - 0 - A - T$
O. IfITIZR. •
iloutSoic.A;rrtllo.lB6ll...
STROUD S BROWN'S. • •
Fire. Life. and Ac9fillait"
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
Mactstat.rcorsco. Po.
CAPITAL REPRIEStITIT.D.bver $51.1X0001:1r-
Rome Insurance Co. of N, Capital aiit-q -
Surplus. - • - ," = stipkixst
Insurance Co.O; North Amities, Pbill;
Capital atedSurplas, 2.000,b00r
rranklin Fire Insurance Co.; Phila.
Capital and S arpl as,
Lycoming County Mutual Tusuranee coot
Unary, Penn's. Capital au aSuriiilus, d,000,1*
Connectlentitutual Life !nouns:ice Co; of •
• Ilartford.-Conn.,Capital,•_. volup,co
American I.lle Insuranue Co.. Philadeli- -
pills. Capital, . 1 f.ooca..
Travelers'lnsuranceto..llartford, Conn.,:
In main; against all ktads of sceldentt
Capital. 100,0 X)
Tlartford Firs insurance Company. Tfirt..' l
ford. Conn-Capital and Surplus I I,,ooo,o oo Vier'All business en trusted to ups, Pr Itlub.attnd.,
id to on fair terms, and all lasses proinptir adjusted.
vir-oince ant dimieli•t• from B:nkladrOglea, •PW.
U. Cooper As Co.; Turappce at. Montrose. Pa. ,
• • - , •
• STROUD ti BROWN, : 4 , ents.
M. f!„ Sursou. asp., .Priend.ville, SallOtor.
Ctus.U.S.IIITZI, 3101,004, di
Stumm STRAVD, atASULII IMS/Wl.
Montrose, Pa. ,Jas. 11.
T . EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD - .
Oa and after Dee. MOM trans. On the Lohistt.
Ralltoact wUI ran as follows:
.402.70. 1-. sorra.,,
p.m. p. m. a.m. 920.1 a.tri. a TM p.ar.p.m
Maar! 0.13 5.25 1040 9.10 7.4011.50 t 435.01
Waverly ..... 0.40 5.00 11.43 8.05 13.01 12.40 230 420
Tovrab44 .8.13 - 4.2 0 11.00 770 4.42432/ 7.03
Taukhanuoi2. 600
11:tolon 4.43
Wllker-llerre. 400 1.10 - 7.10
Mauch Chunk p.m. 1043 p.m.
1109004 0.41
Bethlehem—. 093
9.00
GSM
Moving Nl2l-.RC2(I trOrna:
.
ehluldefphla
‘4?
H. .T.' 'WV?.
giVejtip it CAI. all.
LL4W 1,) Meta
Choice Teas cm as
Green, Black and Japan 'Tea.
Cud ri.n. Mackerel, LA" Tiout. !IV"- •
Mee, lemon, Extroct, fitareb, Caallll ESltaCt
Gold3iedal Baleratas,. Bar Soitp;Tollit
Desicatrd Cocoanut- Gelatine. Corti!Mrck,
Farin..,Taia Cone, Sada, Prands Ma Cedes, Cane..
•Keroelne Oil, Meese, Sagat,Cdrat . yams. /Ns. s
Saida*, Cream Tartar, . i eslcated Cal Fidi, Sigmas
Candles, Stadia Ware. Canned Frare,llMrhtd,
Crackers, Cora, Pea Ches, Tomatoes,
Grass s 1 tCri IN ()Oben, Miry !amp,
Ilantrose.duir %.1511-41.
.A.X1X31.41 .rmr.l;t.mun3wca.
DRUGGIST, MONTROSE P. 11.,
le contlmnall7 r,Kely!ng.
ra•m•cv• Em•cocor)Ei.
& ndkeep+rna.taatl7 on Iliad a full ilia dwelt zbl
Ll.so runeatot genuine .7.
DRUGS, LIQU 0/11
Palate, 0110, Die-Suatto. Ttita. Speer. ant other Ore
curios, Steno gate. Wall amt.% 1 !Wow Paper, mass
ware, Pratt Jar*, Minors. LampsChlinnoro. E.lll
*enc. IllsteltlOCry On, Tanners ' 011..1pt loot 011.14
dned Whale 011.8perra Ott, Vivo 011, Spirits Turpea...
tlue,Vornish*o. Canary Seed. Vtaostr.Ptstarb. Cancent.
crated Lye. Astir(Ramer. Trim**. Bapportero;Re d ita..
Instrumento, Shoulder Brac.ei, Mips, Gans; Pirtalsr
Cartridgco, Powder, Shot,' Lead, (lint Capo,lllastlmp
Pos - der and Fur*. lolims.Rtriago. Rows...ele., Flutes,
Fifes etc.. Fish Rookoand I.lnro,Dar and Toilet Soaps. •
Ratr 011 s. Hair Restorer*. and 11alr D7ha. Rttiotrt.
Pocket Rsdtro...Spsctattes„Stlver Plated bpoontYorko
guises. 4e. Oreatlst Ankles, a general aloorsassztot
F2II3Or,GOODS, azwELur, And naPusag. -
All tbp I oadlag and best kLnds of
PATENT ZEDICIITE,3;
to short. neatly every. thin to restore the ildr,
pleaae the WOW, to delight the eye, to gratify the fan%
and *leo to conduce to the realabiliabetaatiateennton
of life. gaqtarreloa to impracticable. as It troald in -
a uerripaper. Can at tie:Dm:and Variety Store of
lloatrosc,Jati.s,lEra
AGENTS . WANTEDhtirmthon.I:I:I4:I
_„,th Illpstratiorte, Ikea...ever of the rtesideata.
beautifully btatud, and printed nu antectpaper. •
THE NATION„
Its Rulers and Institutions .
IN ENGLISII AND ozrtmAN.
NOMPg like It. - eltrlitee everybody . es just the hook
they need. It IA an Encyclopedia or the GOrplameat.
Blngiu page, In It. ore of Ilmarclece worth the rfee of
the hoop, Orpao pages and map 4260. A Blob Har
vest For Cansasetrn,ladiee and genticmco—ternorry.
teaCtlerA sod et ident P. etc ages: look 13 ordt7a alto
dap. wltActroder arone.b.dbre the beat omen& a ft
a day eve be [hared Is talt.terthocy.. Write at tmre or
Circulprilnd information. NEW WOIIIMPUBLISIIING
Compr Ph cud Narita titzects, PAlladeptils: " No
vccribvr t, 1§71.-1v ',• * - - •
lAOE/MANNA 'VALLEY IM
. ar,
ssamua.zwir.cozw.- - •
GI- °gorse prop.eliSraiscoiilib Co
ESTABLISHED IN ISZ.—.AIIThORIZED
• CAPITAI.(I3HLMIp. ,
niDivmm unsurry,
Watt:asses! a General Bathing llind esa,wlWrost
tallow to oar List:wily ;
81 ; PEP , MT. LITMIEST 41.140 WED ON ISPEPTAL
.411 Dr-noilL Paid pilateautl Noll*
'Pumas kev In i accounts with pa szto deposit and &sr
the pato as with way other bast, and eta ocalthasta
will ho aewsomorlated without awl WTI oir ditconat
,
uEurpriliscal
To: (letm% thrgipglots to. the tout ecrovialent tet
ralirP34, ton Pi FXIMS*i ProPPOT 1 1 01r 1 edged an , ! l l
rentljtanata in, potent tads lit snrrenci sai:ll
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