pro , ,gooplitot . . EIVLIOIOIIB BERVICEB. .13zr. L. B. ronis, Pastor." .12m I. 22. 222 7 .m. .12 m .21( n Akurr cittutbd.:. Sabbath . .. tiabbath Sc-hocr. - " • • Prayer Meeting, Weitgetulay Evenings, . , Itor q..s GAITIOLTO CIIIIIteg . weryzn Sabbath Services. I!etond taxa:lday to tacti.3tonth y fabbattiaclkool ' Uamedtately bcNn Nava EPISCOPAL CEIVROLI-147. E. A: Wact:xwan.ltettor. Sabbath &tykes. 10)4a. to.and n. LandaytkhooL n- . " m. W.ek.DsT Saieloto:.-Wodoodaya " • . S}fp. m. METHODIST. EPISCOPAL -.M45. A. D. A x.r.xalcbaii. Sabbath tkrries4 10.43 a. tn. and 1.30 p. m. Sabbath tatl m. Prayer Ne St ctu!g, Twaseple. " - mp.m. . : rnesnrrsiltki cntcti:...i.,..nei. J. o. mrumn. sabtottsevices:.....:-:.; .... .30.43 U. morn 7% p,. In. Ssbboth &quiet. 37-15 p. m. Thant Itecttaz, Ttinrsday Evoln:a - .4 p. to. jfaupsdss 11iollcFf. - We cili attention to the following new advert Siseinentitliis week. _ . •Pliitacitil 'Statement of the Auburn, Rush, Springville and Pout Lake, Poor Asylum. • —reshrimable Drui Sinker-31ts. !..7o.11; Additiontit Sheriff's isles; -- --Piece's Medicines, WOOS ~AISUpOUIted, A litikruitial Fran k White, r,r Auburn thin county, was severely injured 'in Thu ftNut,by circular aura fow days Blom which rqulted in the necesaity.of amputation of rho ankle 4 The operdian *tus performed by-Dr. E. Z:Gardner, of lntrosp, vissistaLby Drs. Kent, bf .A:tiburq ind Wells of liesbnppert:' The patient, it is re: porteil, . . • " plasonle camping Ground. The" Nlld Cat Fails, , York' county, on the f3asquebanna river above ...Marietta,: have been leased for tweqty years for the-use of the 31a, sonic fraternity as a 'camping : ground: NeW buildings arc to be erected and the place gener ally !reproved. estate pemmandery, No. 34, Knights Templar, will encamp on the ground, tbr a week, commencing on - Monday, Misy 13. Congress has just passed a bill giving- $lOO hounty to all-soldiers who enlisted after May a, 18131, and were mustered into the service be-. fore*August Gth, 1881; for Ogee years, and dis charged before two years for disability, sickness included, and never received any bounty. Al ! so, the time fur claiming the .$lO9 additional county has been extended to - January, 1372.. This is an important law, and applies to soldiers and their heirs, widows, orphans, (Athens' and mothers County Superintendent -Convention Tile School Direetdrs of this county, met at ;be Court Rouse, in Montrose vmterilay, and, organized by electing Wm.U. Jessup; Esq., of Blontrotet, President, Silas Barlow, of New Mil ford, and James Lowry, of Clifford, Secretaries. Alter calling the roll of direr:tors, W. C. Tilden was re-elected County Superintendent, by a vote fir 78 to 8. Tile convention also ve.M.l bins n p salaq of $1,280 a year. Lightning Rod •SOlndlers. Partners should look out for lightning rod swindlers. One of them has been recently op erating in Otsego County. The following is in) modes operandi as given in an exchange, "He itells a farmer lightning rods, with all the fix tures, sufllcient — for all hi! buildings, for $2O. The purchaser signs a printed ceder with the words 'for which i hereby agree to pay the sum. of s2o,' inserted. When the bill is presented the order reads 'loo which I herby agree to pay the sum of twenty dollars a set.' A. farmer who supposed he was buying rods for his build ing for twenty dollars, recently had a bill of prwienp.l fo F tts•yroent." To Ureak An Ox. , Some person, who has the credit of residing in Berks county, asks an exchange bow to break an as. To this question the etfiter re pliee if only one ox, a good way would he'to bolsi him by means of a t iog chola attached to his sail bathe top of a pole forty feet from the ground. Then hoist him by a rope, tied about. the horns, to another pole.- Then tkscend on to his back a fore ton pile driver, and if that don't break , him, let him start -a country newspaper and trust people for subscription. One GI the two will do it ewe." infbratallon Wanted Of the It:hereabouts of John Morse, who left this city on or about the lUth of November, and has not since been beard oC He is ra seers of age; is stout built, weight, ISO pounds, nnl is about s , feet 9 inches in he leg. Having once had an apoplectic fit Ills relatiFes flu!' that he mny have bad another and is unable to make himself known. Had with bins a large leather trunk walked 3.31. 3 L Any' information will he thankfully need:rod-by his friends. Address r. Morse, Binghamton, N. Y. Eschankes are requested to copy this notice. A Large Pine Trele; A pine tree was cut down a few days agis in East Bridgewater, wminding one of the "'Old en time." It was ode hundred end fdly- feet in height, slx feet in diameter at BM top' -of the stump, about tour feet from the ground : :Mier rising about twenty feet; it dlilded into its branches, twoof which Imetheen broken of and were decayed. From the rernalnder, twenty nine logs were cut, averaging about twelve feet in length. Such trees are nOt 9ltenfl9mid is this vicinity, and especially in these latter days." &y " Early to Rise. The venerable virtue of early rising, which bas been so long recommended by. the sweet singingof the birds, is lately receiving severe scientific knocks.' It seems now to be the gen era opinion of the doctors.that children should he R emained to sleep abont as: long as they please In the morning;; end that - jamping Sad plenty out of bed at daylight is bad So 'the •bealth. The Massachusetts' Legislative Com mittee on Libor basing muter consideration a ten hour Lew, was told by torcnio Lawton, of the great malmfacttirthg city of Fall River, that the girls of the poor man Ought to lie in bcu in the marning and - snows and stretch _Mid groW, just es daughters of the -rich man do." Should this doctrine be, finally' established, 'n great amnber'ofexcellent proverbs ,and nice didactic anecdotes will become entirely nselest Fare Vflibotth Mute. An experimenting . chemist-took a Rime Of preadbare cotton cloth, smearol it svith'-pofled Fatted)* and placed it fn tbei -centre of it chest filled with paper and cgs. :AltbOugh tile mom . 70,3 129 t-tight pad the weather col4 i there was a smell of fire about the room in eight dayii Cu kittgitilikezpezim,i,f^''Socuut the rag ball uhur* AprV penude 01, 101 44initue14 - eritbnpaii:of painter's oiepaba;#hiph he ed up with pine thrrhitgiiinderowdiil Akii„uitt the* boards or lA . Tw wick, thi awn of =Mite alarmed 11 WOr6liltitt the next mom, and thU,oreralis ~ s eta found to be Pn Ore ; Aud Amin* the hottest -weathei - a . handful i Of olAtOthin rage, notammred beittone bot enough when hung' pin a tin box in the sun,. to pelt matches which .Itad placed among thud, ?hese tads ;bolsi the notansits of magma ItiVuttingwway ra,n, spy , thaw that ina4 be unabated with oil, benzteeorotlwr etiOtatile substance. ft:lb:4llMb] Sour Urent. Our own people do,not inyclaim to, -pounded. cabbage as being Their national - liatierage, but theie be many in our midst who, stand up for it as fodder, and takp it stlaight along not only in winter but swallow it with. gusto through the spring, until Ulu barrel gives out t'and to them their assigns and successors who have this taste, the following trlbuis to its virtue is :strongly bequeathed. A. leading 'member of. the -Becks county bar, in addressing a jury recently, had oceislpri to speak of sour kruut, - and becoming cloven; on' the subject. characterized it as "a noble element of human coiutert, consola tion and support:7. - This was; an app appr ` al to the subjee.tivp conselousuels and 'cheated stomachs of the jury, anti jirodueed the dolited effect. Remember the "Commandment." Since 'Pie termination 'of-the Cincinnati Convention, which nominated Mr. Greeley, for President, We heard _ a Republican denouncing him and charging ilia with advocating seem. elan; tree love, and 'hailing Jeff. Rails, and we called the gentleman v i attention to trio fact that Mr. Greeley was the pater of the Republican party, and: alluded to the Commandment., " Honor thy father and thy' mother, that thy days may be long in the land, etc.," to which he said. "Tai's just why Igo fur Grant. He has not only honored his father bat every other rela tive he has; either by blood or marriage, with a good fat ' : office and allowed some of them trations , foi two." We eon! as that this tir,m- Merit Stll3 coneltisite, We said no more. Oar gun,iyas spiked; . , Spring Saggeitions, • We Wafted farewell to ',sinter, as we hope, when that spiteful snow spurted on the 4th of May, which filling in the middleof spring, was a meteorological change, na unexpected as it was unwelcome. For several hours these featb, cry flakes descended, but the vernal season was too ranch for them, and they departed and dis solved with the dawn'of the following day. A live !oculist wrote the other day an• item to the effect that "winter was lingerindin the lap of spring," but the managing editor " cut it. out." lie said the Idea was good enough, and original, and all that sort of thing, but it would not do to publish, , ber,ause the high moral tone of the paper had to be maintained in a town full of seminary girls. Well, considering the frigid fact, admitted by all, the laid away winter has been one of must cieeptional severity, and has held on as vigorously, as a political patriot clings to the sweets of public station. The spring work is consequently in a backward con &ion, the greater part of it, indeed, being yet to do. But there is ample time, and we ;aspect that .our readers will promptly do that which it most impoitant to be done without' walling for a reminder frOtia us. Enigmas. I am compoied of 13 letters My 6,8 ; 12,10, we would look titteer with out— • _ My 0, 17, 15, , 14, atk-ormlrange. - My 1,4, 10, My 3, 13, 2, 11; 7, 13, where our army won a genii 'victory in April, IMI. My whole Is a noem,lrorn Byron. FLNICEGI.VS. • . Bratkacytillo, May Ist, 1872. I am composed of 10 /alters: My 4, 8, 7,8, a rapacious bin!. 31y 3,9, 2,3, a crustaceau3 gral. My 1,2, 10, 8, is support. ' My whole is what some people are. - Lung 11— Slicer Lake, May lst, lEra irron 1 send here an answer to the enigns by Alice G. Steinbach, in your paper of April 17th. 18. 4. 5,8, 16, 21, 15, 29, 17.-Is Greenland. 27, 20, 11, 0, 24.-Zebra .23, 15, 30, 13, 21, 26, 10, 17.-Maryland. 2, 23, 21, 15, 29, 17, 12.-Orlando. 25, 28, 16.-sin. 25, 3,5, 24, 7, 23, 6, 10, 6.-Greatness. .10, 1.-If 23, 12. 2, 17, 16. 8, 14, W.-Goodness. The whole Is-Forrester's Boys and Girls Magazine. Joan WARD. Silver Lake, April 27th, 1872. Ore at Penn Tan. The great fire in Penn Yan on Tuesday after noon April 2tlth, ices lone of the most destruc tive that ever occurred in a village of that size. The loss is variously estimated at from one to three hundred thousand dollars. The-fire started in the foundry of Whitaker & Johnson, on Jacc?? street, destroying that, and every house but one on the south side - of the ett• : cet. Also Bridgen's extensive carriage manufactory and fine dwelling. The flames swept across to the north side of the street, burning five or six stores, the Central house,and all the dwellings as fay tat as Ben ham street.' On the west side of Benham street the houses of Mrs. Tjuuns; Mrs. Joy, and two or three oth ers were destroyed. - A number of shops, barns and houses along the banks of ?neeb creek were burned, and the stables, and outhouses of the Benham house. The fire extendisl over au area of several acres, destroying some fort,yhottses, barns, etc., and some eight ler ten stores. The dre raged from two o'clock in the after noon until nine o'clock in the evening. The loss is very heavy, as very. little of the contents pf the houses on Jacob' street were saved.. The depot and "the Itallroad buildings were threatened at one time, and only saved by great ezerquns Everything was very dry and quite abreeze Was blowing et the time. Two hand engines did coadftlerable to save the property, hat the steam engine .. .train Oanandia gua suer-lead In checking the rire.. Loss not yet Imown. New Iflllt9rd Items. —lMProrement is risible throughout odr prettitown—many new :buildings are in coarse of erection, and some ancient onesarenadergo . lug repairs. ' • sods fountain at the Post Ofitee, presents new attraction. We tiduk - thiaNctv Sigfunl must beget - Won. al as Well as a pretty place, for there arc four places of _warship arithialta 4itnita where relig. ous services are k1:1 eyelY.!ubhath morning. The lies. ,J....e4e'rome, preaches in the Epticci pal Climb, Am 13ev. A. D.Tlarher, In the Pres.- byteriaa, the 'Bei. - Ass - Brooks, j/I the' DL E., IMO the Eta. J. 13; Tlaunsan, la the Nall, while the Callil*C444 PcVOlotud senims 14 their - 4 31 iss P.4POP* 414. 4tgle*ef , TOWSIOlth Z;46i 1 F0.-*Atil inkr * Vheil aikotlest ver, *1146 c 4 11.4 f. yolh of_ Hew.:3iil ccui b bit.sgo.cit'aral! kiatinueitt. of Dr. P.••.g : AirrYit - gPill'ig4coirikAtt ; 1 24 this g6;l3?liast;';aio holds forth tiot'tueveat a Imo thalatelltgenbe — and restrootattllityollhO communlty filial , assembling theca, 'although, mar formits . .to - imbera the 44 4 0,1 3 * k : 11 - • 3 .-4..Nfr; aid Mrs. Issreth Suffer= by the We Aro in-Brooitlyn; are now staying with.their 1). ttartling, of Now lilt 'Jewett l wai cotaiderably burnnd*blitt . tag tni:escin some of Ms stock frn . the flames. , Avoiat and instrumental_ muslFal enter tainment, under the direction'of,kr. 4; B Ter ! willlger,'wna given befora a delighted audience, at il'idnriey's Hall, on Thursday oicalog. inst. Glees, Quartets, Bonsic., sangs;! choruses and solos, were produced to a - manner that did cred it tolbe artists, "The Thunder Storm" an In strumental pleno solo, charmingly cecuted by was greeted with soriai'of ap:- planso ' • t' MI alonis in the world," was sung by Mrs- Hayden with a sweetness end 'pathos' 'rarely Tho instrumental music by Miss Grade Shoe-- Maker, an accomplished player, MISS l'hirenec Weed and Mr, Hagar, was very fine. num ber of comic songs, " All the World's a Barber Shbp," by M. Hagar, "Good erfough for me," by Herb Foot, ':Poor Jilted Johnathan" and "If yon'vo Only got a Mustache," by G. B. Tcrwilli: ger, were well received. The, closing piece, a beautiful song entitled " Gathering Memo" was sung with pleasing effect by a full chorus of yokes The proceeds of the entertainment, which is fur the ttentSt of tho'Organ Fund, amounted to pi 43, B. 1 New Milford, May 4th, 1872. Now Milford M. E. Church. Enrroiti—Rev. A. Brooks Las agempted to reply to "Humanity." We recognize' his right, to reply; but we think that he should cordinehinkself to the rinifiextion of his church, without meddling with the theological views of the omciating gentleman." We are that gen tleman. As we are very intimate with "Hu manity," We shall take the liberty of analyzing the tailisteria: reply to his article.. Mr. Brooks asks "Humanity" to "show a single instance when the trustees have refused its (churcl4) use for such an occa:sion." Tho reverend gentleman has answered this question satisfactorily in Lis men words. "The sexton however did not conclude to open the church, and ho WIL4 not obliged to do any thing of the kind by his contract with the church ;" that is with the trustees, " for they only are the proper authorities." What kind of a contract has the sextet' made with the trustees? Have the trustees havestel'him with " all powers" on such occasions.? Mr. B. aSsigns the following reasons fur not opening We church : " It is trite that there are those in the U. E. Church, who are opposed to allowing-the gentlumttn who officiated at the funeral, preaching in their pulpit for the reason etc?' We nerer asked, permission to preach in the 3L E. Church; but the relatives of Mrs. Wellman applied for the use Of the said church in the usual way, and they were refused its use. The funeral processlon arrived in New Milford about 1 P. M., and the church was no! opened, a fire was notmadv, and the bell was not toiled; and the friends had not time to run " all over creation" after trustees arid sextons who" could not decide" and who " did not conclude to open ilia church." Mr. B. has shown very plainly that the useof the church was refused to the relative. of Mrs. Wellman, and he has endeav ored to make an excuse fur the trustee; but it is " too thin" for this age of the world. Mr B. concludes his inconsistent and sef con tradictory reply - in the following kind words: "If those who are called to bury the dead, will employ accredited ministers of the gospel to officiate, I will assure them the:: can occupy the M. E Church, whenever they desire, and no member of tire church will raise a single object tion." Dat'e the reverend gentleman Make this liberal and noble offer on his ova wars? Did a majority of the trustees. duly consulted, au thorize him to maim this declaration t Is ho " the proper authority" to speak- in the. Matter. Is he a trasteet we hope we shall die where re. ligiouists of the-Brooks' type will not have the entire control of the cemetery. An "accredited minister of the gospel" is a very vague exerts sion. Very sect assumes the responsibility of defining what an " accredited minister" is. The Roman Catholics, the Universalism, the Unitar ians, the Liberal Christians, and a host of oth er% hsye " aecredited ministers." We can as, sure Mr. B. that ithrmanity" ceither retracts nor modifies what he wrote and that he looks upon "Church Vindication" as an uruleegned indorsement of every statement in the article "Anti-Humanity." " Humanity', gave the un varnished ca of the case, and eccimlastical chimmery cannot drstmy them. From what Mr. 13. has written, we Immi that those who desire permission to perform funeral services in the M. E. Church must comply with the riffle:tripe; regulations L Apply to each and every or a majority :of the nine trustees, though some of them live at a distance of two, three,- four and five miles In different dir ec tions. IL . Satisfy the trustees - as a' body that' the preacher Is orthodox according to the. standard of tome M E. emsedisehefill We. . This pie is highly important. lIL Farseade the sexton not to listen to an " °Valdes- 1 that cat Instruct the trustees In their duty..' Undenttand fully the following particu lars Mr. S. Williams has full powe,y r ae one trustee. to grint the use of the church; Vail as axle trustee cannot deeide either was as be I,s but one.ef the board; the trustees "Is n body" must he consulted; the sexton' may; in all cases, according to his contract, " conclude not to open the chureb ;" Re7r. A. Brooks is, as "an accredited minister of the gospelrat Liber ty tO call "the offielating gentleman" 3felchke 'dek or Michael the Archangel, °rani , ether 'ap propriate name, as" the spirit anuses him;" the same reverend gentleman, by virtue of hisaffice, can " pronouhce every *stateritent;?.macle by another, " abaelutely false;" .and an outsider may, thirty Minutes before the appointed hour for a funeral service, puzzle tlie - " . brsini'of• the sexton and trustees so that, though the use of the chi rah May have been promised Hvcr days hefor:e;the siron not"Onclude to. open the ehrueir."! Consisioneils Piet" • ' S. Tnoisson-.• Nciv3liL t oid, Pa.,-May 3, 1872: - Illerrr MO. ' •-• Yesterday _commenced Nay, the month of Powers, what nalere thmws off,the last vestige of winter _and stands forth' clothed In all the flist beauties 9f the'verial action. Afters hard 7s inter and, a backward and:uncertain spring so 'kr, we may now begin to :entertain hope that the weather Mill speedily become settled. - The garden end nnd,_sgnalee witille thp, city- Wilts. have within the tee tloyppnt on theirfiesh green suit!, fralt trees arc'all In rich .bloom, and expanding vddure delights the ,eye at every point where the brlcks,of the city have left It a Looting, while in the country all nature rejoices In Its awnkenlitglii?iio the Toogi . leep iviater, and industry dirtied inthepelds ,- Tim Pecl!": linrcclebratiofsincidentl4.` iixatith _of May are of. grattMitiquity. - The Patel, held in hon.- er of Flom, Pie goddeszoick ifowers, were annu al _ferAn44'ampAg U e Bemalati, end sho o greek4 spatially' entettalned tbeuytelves. - Aeon tte egho)ics biny ip otatedibeffictutti Ortto3y. most toautro month of the Yri4/. l !e tWie*edto - iSrugio. A)n each everait dt,4sg# o I'mP t lk7 4 a - t AP O ;# 4 .4 Itardinotiois . ,areielt. .- slat of prayer and meditationt and are usually followed by the benediction of the blessed sac rament; _ but. the principal feature' id - . 'the churchWs is the. Focession of boyis and earrYing- - flowere, crowning Of the statue - of the Narita and the decoration of the altars dedicated to her. Thepractlce of -'going a liaitng," while not indulged lista any great degree, fa yet kept up by inaisy. - clesses of youeg people,who make - excursions into the country and - bare a pleasant time gathering flowers and romping on the soft grecri grass. 7 t linrrisbrg Patriot - rig.huri.xsaczL:4:3-mis,; ROllLtSali*Outts-iiatitilrop, lathe residence of George Green, April 24th, um, by W. Kellum, J. P., Elmer Robinson, of Lathrop, and Miss Victoria Card, of• Gibson. Butegano—_ 31ontrose,, April 23th, 1872;14Rev. A. D. Alexander, V, Sham L. Birchard, and 311 sf Alma J. Ryan, both of Montrose. Virtmen—Rstmwrs—At the3L E. Parsonage, 1101 Nab t rose, April 27th, by Rai. A. 8.-Alex ander, Witham H. Wilber, and 311ss j,osephino Baldwin, both of Montrose. Brnnor.mt—Down--At Apolaoon, 11. Y., March slat, 1872, by the Rev. W. R:llalbett, Thom. as D. Birkbeek; of .31Mletotert,, and Miss Sarah Bawd, of Little Meadows. FRANKLIN—Fox—In South Bridgewater, Feb ruary 12th, 1872, by Rev. E. A. Warriner, Frank M. Franklin, and Miss Joanna M. Fox, of Forest Lake. 7CI3:IIALT3CZES. TEMAIST —At her residence, in . Aarat. March 22,1172, Lydia, wife of P. X. Tenant, aged 99 years, 2 months and 23 days. SwErr —ln Scranton, January 2Gth, 1872, Charlie 3L, infant son of Almon C. and Addle A. Street. STEELING—In Bmollyn, April 15th, 1872, Na thaniel Sterling, aged il7 years, 5 months, and 15 days. Sts.td.n—ln Golden City, Colorado, April 17th, Amelia, wife of George Sumner, fon:nerdy of Susquehanna co., Pa., aged 47 years. TrLusmilssT—At his residence, in Factory•- ville, April .21st, 1872, in great pane, Rev. John Tillinghast, aged 64: RaYsozus—ln Brooklyn, April 22,1872, Edwin Marsh, only son of Joseph 1,. and Elects S. Reynolds, aged 8 months, 10 days. BUSINESS LOCALS Vitalize the Hair. • Why-does the Lair honoree harsh and - dry— why does it tall out—why does It becomes gray? Simply because the life has gone out of it. The fibers draw sustenance from.the sralp as the grass draws aliment from the soil, and when the supply of nutriment is cut off in e.:her case the product withers and dies. At the first symtom of decay, therefore, the nufed or half-fed roots of the Lair should be refreshed told reinforced with LYON's SATueirtoN, the only_ pt ip t anation which will nourish the Mainents and keep them in a vigorous condition after they have begun to suffer from a deficiency of their natural stimu lant. As long as the Katbalron Is' faithfully used, with a proper rierrce of iriction, morning rind evening, so long nil! it be impossible for the heir to whiten or fitil out from the scalp. The Great Musical! • ANe DISTIIIIMTION C.MTIVAL—WouId call the attention or the people in general, to this great enterpri4e, which will take place at Rochester, N. Y., July 2d, 3d, 4th, and sth, 1022. Mr. Ellis Is Mt) gambler, nor by any mean, a horse Jockey, but a straight forward business man, all those purchasing a ticket, will be hon orably dealt with, Tickets 2.1 00. P. 14. Wastinn, Agent, otlh'c, Tar bell Flpuae. Montrose, Pc., May Ist, 1772. Slate Rooflng The subscriber can furnish ;Ina put nn No. 2 slate nearly as cheap as heledoel; shingles; also all the didercnt colored No. 1 elate. I can lay slate en old shingled mei& nod make a good JO. Terms reasoaable. Post ()Tice address, . Wm. IlAconwotrr, N.l-- o. Irt. 31Ontrose, • !Magnificent. Thu imerimn Centennial Aniversary Chart, Just published by 3lessn.t. T. It Callen:ldr &Co., Philadelphia, in aid or the Centennial Celebra tion Pund, is a beautiful and appropriate urna meet. This will be a vainable memento of the great meat Pull dcsuription 4j . ) found in our advertising cal:nuns. On Everybody's Tongue. Eulocinms of the great National Regenerator of Health• PLaNr.VLION BITTEIL9,44ENe on every body's tongue. This gmtullous tied rake adver- Using is better than all the paid for puffing to which the owners of bogus bitters are obliged to ttsort. It has a spontaneous heartiness about it which carries conviction to the mind of the auditor. But it is a well-knbwn fact that the proprietors of the PLANTATION 13ITTE119 have never relied upon newspapers bolstering to es tablish thesuccess of a preparation which owes its astonishing popularity mainly to the oral test many of the thousands who bare either ex perienced or peen the eye-witness of the im mense physical good it has wrought throughout the,length and bres.dth'of, the laud. . - . . —So gelietal has the confidence be come In Dr. Ayer's medicines, ehd so great the demand for them, that unprincipled vilihms are attempting to deceive the cuitvary by imposing upon them their worthless nostrums under a smalimity of /111MCg; Cherry Pectoral Lozenges, Dr..Ayer's Troches, Ayer's Pastilef- for Coughs, Cherry Pectoral Cough Drops; Aver'srever and Ague Cure, DocLAyeir Indian Pills;ete., etc., (none ed which arn- of Dr. Ayers .manufacture or composition) are speeimens- of this villainy and deceit. They not only defraud the sick of their'money but of their health, or the recovery of their health, which Is tar isoro impOrtant than money. From • octal). „counterfeits. the people/ire protected by. law .which the Doctor promptly enforces, but these evasions sometimes elude the law, and purchasers must protect themselves by refusing to be deceived by - them. —Dover (N. IL)Rip. • - lE.l..anahattliptuf. Tho spring Exan4pations be.' heldga fyllows, each comtneneing at 10 o'clock; a. na,.; Granger+ille, Friday April 10th; "Montrciae, Saturday, April 20;h; l Ilringville,lfonday, April 22nd; llppbotton?, Tuesday, April, 22; Clificird City, Wednesday, Apiit 21; Stniley;Thuisciay, April 25th; Sasbnehanna DepiAFnday, April 26th; New Milford, Bab:m(lAS% Aru-11.21 llarford, Tuesday, April 80;Triendsville;Friday,31sy Teachers will need pen. Ink; paper, pencil and Union Rnt,. Reader. The presence of Direc tors is earnestly requested. • - W, C. TILDEN, Co. Supt. ' Forest Lake, April 17,1872.—w2. • . _ . Tarimll douse Liscey. . ; }laving removed my - halfof the Livery to tlie Tarlton House, I shall ha pleased to:accommo date my friondannd cu.stomens with anything In the lice l 9 Ain% .Canislin with trusty driver.— s ' n49 ‘' hP/P4 aid buSgica always on hand.. . • J. IL RetnarotM.: alarg YOUILRILODIiCE 19.411115-114 M Corrected weekly by Treeing, Mirth% V 25 Washington Bi., Noir Tr putter, pail " . iirkiu • ... ... .. .Cheese, dairy, per 1b......... , . 17018 " factory ' ' - 18319 Egg!, per dos • ' ' 15310 Float, per barrel. , . ... 8.9038.75 Corn ragal,loo lbs.. ' " - 8.7531.00 Wlant, per bUsliel.. ... . .... 1'031.88 Rya " - • —89391 Oats- ' " - • " 93384 Coin. " , ' 70372 Raps, OAT Tallow 839 LW per lb. . 839 Pcitatoespeibbl. . ' • ...... Aples 60 Tu p rkeys per 1b....; . . 4 Chick= , Ducks " aU Vann War eale.—lN 14113- , - 1 eTtY Toro* , co.u,lalu,'g It r 2 . 10 cbe4p. C. 17 • thr..tromUgtli o,ppr-zoll—tf. • • . . Opticial -110tico. How We Used to be Physicked. Who does itotaemember the time when spring puma! tido was considered indieloniesblitAnimmmer health?' xo matter tbr.wry farm the ladvitabitt Mitts and Senna; rhhbarb, or calomel and jalitp, matt be admhdstifid: These "sprintmodtelnes," the:yeast:esterswore told. wCre to keep . them bale and hearty dining the Bummer., We all know now that this Ina a linty; Matins/vigor, 'oat depletion, Is what le toettlied at the conuitancement oflihe summer aolatice. - e> l s a preparation for the Mier• voting effects yy oppresilve simmer Weath r,, 'aitonrea ellottellefoi: Stomach Bitters hi highly crpedlett. This famous vegetable preparation has thrice prominent -teiotterties : -It renovates, purifie r s, and re:Onto. the ft:Mations of the body, It la composed caciasively of mire regetahle prodectlens.vic: the cstentlal principle -of Monongahela llye, and the most cab:acted& tonkind alterative roots, barks. and mime kn'Own to Medical bOtmlets." Renee, it Is en absolutely safe medicine, eqd no tincture-of the Pharraattnxefa can compare with iveither in parity, or to the vorietyof Its objects, and its qmorchenrivo results. .happily tor reanklud.thetheory that It was necessary t o prostrate apatlent In order to care to him. Is forever exploded, and the tree ph Hose! tdilcal doctrine. t at vl'or is the great antagonist of Meow, has taken Its place. liestetter`a Bitters Is an InvTgorant. and hence it is the proper medicine for the fettle it this most trying scatou of the year - Stn sere you obtain the genuine article, as there are Itintunerable vile Imitationt in the market. .Look to I the ornamental stamp, the engraved label, And the name blown into the glass, llostetter's Stomach Bitters Is sold In bottles only. Doctor, What la it ? ilt Is question frequently asked by a patient, Idea, tliaugh perhaps tot slek enough to bo coedited to ble rim= or bed, neratneleas feels himself physically MI- A! to attend to big usual notations. ;There Is a tilling or geuersd_breaklng down of the lama, but no aromas sardelently marked to be chas ed as a disease, yet pecallarly trying to the , "sufferer. Ibo feelings cannot be expressed—Doctors' don't un rerstabd they may prescribe hopefully, yet blindly. and without result. But Remedy for these nameless disorders. TUT IT *NUDE CONVINCED. Sold' by. all - Druggists. ?lice one Dollar per bottle. • ERRORS •OF YOUTH.- CENTLCNIAII who suffered for•years from Isterrons Permatctro Decay; and all the drama of youthful indiscretion will, for t h e :aka of watrarim: bn• Inanity, sand free to all who peed It. the recent and dl }ectlon for tr aklag the simple remedy by which be was tamest. Solferbra wlthin; to prat, by thaadviser's expert One eon du no bladdresslmr, to pewit confidence,joltsuopEN No. t} Cedar street; New York., TO CONSUMPTIVES. • • The advertiser, having been penoanently eared of :that dread disease, Couinmptiou, by a staple remedy, Gls analoaa to make known to his fellosesefferers the Isseans of care. To all who dealre it, he will send a copy Sif the prescription wed. (free of charge,) with thediree. lion• ler pre,..ering and using the nose. whistle sberwill Cod a sums Cent fur Correttirrutet, 'Arra' a; Enostent. c. Yazties triable; the prescription trUl please address R. EDWARD A. WILSON, PSI South Third Street, SiTtLiarasbargb. N. Y. 4:As TEE CONFESSIONS OP AN INVALID. 13UBLISIIED as a warning and for Ulf" benrat of pound tun and otters. who andbr from NCITOUII supplying Tax alzaas cla fri-rcanz. . Written by own *rho carcd tdaticlf. - and sant Ciao an rcelving o post.paid directed eaatbpc. Addrcas,ll.lTß.l.27 21.2.11:14M, Drnokl,ya,N. T. ißrooklyu, May 17.1871. Cm ' tirliettinz Married.—Escays for younreblen.on the delights of home, and Sin propriety or hahroprlety olgettinz married, withwnlyry Delp for those who feel unfitted for tustrinlogla happiness Sent free In ruled envelopes. .s.lbirese, ASSOC/AT/ON Pox P., Phllailslphla. AT A. N. DULLARD'S . Is the place to buy your Groceries, l'rovisiohs, a9cc, &c. r 41r:enrol:Medium Clover and Timothy Seed Cheap, La Good Ground Coffee ID cuts per pound, Good Tea at Se. cents per pound, Good Seamus a cunt" per paper, Cbolgo Corned Beef. minas all the bonze, CliG lA'l A I.Argeatock of Conned Mid Dried Frg..lts, and yegetables end More In Stew dale. • . tureashtou salt, is bushel tanks, Co allsh.lack cr4l anti Smoked lisilbpt, and, in fact n e atly or quite ever) thing needed to keep bottle With And be happy uleatrenin.y low, for rlr C AeS or ready pas. Mcintrore; March, 13, 'Thetaioll—w3. • 14, %UM FOR S ILBI—A farm' of sizty-two tierce sad. r ;jai nip: the Baru' of Montrose on the South. it ailed for sale. It is well watarcd and has ablaut ten acre.* In timber. loci:adios a line crow of beach and mama near um dwrinug, being the notnestesd• division of tlac Samuel Orero, ry fans. • For Maher partictilsrs varmint of J. ll.Crant4t, Esq., or Y. Li,cs. Montrose., Pa. Fob- 7. ISIS —noo.-11. • Z\l'o•vF 35sirm. CARPIINTER AND SUILDRS—rESSRS. COOLET it' tsTuNS, are prepared to do all kinds of MU4 tae f sod Cs.r.rcrunt - Work,' Brick Wo#, Masonry, , aud.r.d.otlnv, by the Job or in Any nu ono to snit en* tooter,. Also. barb Blinds, Doonirldragdloga. fatal kinds. nod Window Framer, to otder, PLie i•tnbsr constantly on band. - Mop in .York Fsetnty Ilidottote. A. W. 1...001:rt, . STARLET STONE. ' Alonttose. Dr:ember. 4f.1871.—b4-Bm. tOOK. LOOK 43.• TIEROIJANTS AND TRADERS _ ! ! pr THIS COUNTY MD usimannnt 3:10 v xrcrir o.ms IN, C. TYLER, 79 &81 DUANE ST, N. Y [wren harry. Conti & Ca) • • AND IF NOT, WET .YO7? I.GENICRADITAILDtVARE. Cr.tlery, 4tbes 6hovels, Looking Glasser, Lightnidg and y n t ter X Cat S an aws. Steel. d loan pole Axes. (the e World; every kind of /Washes. Door Locio, Locka.'itnoht , Ptll2l, Hammers; Pistols, Enrolvees,Tane, ts. Carpets ter's Toole. Blacksmith's. lingoes and ,Teols..-Plsted Kutves, Yorks end - Spoons. and everything usually kept la's First Classflatware Importing an4Jobblagnottae; xtva.ll.- . Efy sincere Thanks ars' todered t 4 the many in my. own County, for the kind patronage. as also to the many in other Coantlet, .who may reed this, and a general. Invitation is hereby gin's - for a.contlanance ; as well no to those woo are wilting to eve me trial, who have not done so, by orders or calls. . Truly. , G r a WlRreEns Atontrose,ldarch, 20,11t,Y—tr. • VIVI:MOSE RAILWAY CO.Stoetcholttere nl the JAIL Mostrois Railway Company-are hereby notiled :sat the ressalolog tnetalments of Ore dollars par ibaes each , eal PA for by reeolutbat the *asp of Dlrseturs payable as folknrs: ' ' ' ' - • Faith loatalwent ' ... .. .Jinnarylsth,lBll Sixth lartahnent... - ..... ..... Yebi nary 151141879 Sereeth lengstment • Stara 15tb„.1811 Eigbthinstaimeat • April 15th, Ma Math Instalment May 13'40811 Teatb leatalment.. - ' Jute 15tb, 1813 AS the troth la prozresslng most favomMy. ft Isearaest lydealecd and absolutely-accessary -that the' payments alogid lie promptly tact on tile part of Shsekholdere.." . C. L. BROWN, Accretary' • • • - .Wht,t IL:COOPER, Tresairesi Moo trbse, Deem:ger 1611.-614 d _ . . l aviinovian cvadmAn . Vii7'.• ME X X_Att.t..- surrws TURBINE WATER HEEL W, Portable anrSt.llll7 Engtnes. Iranniattnred sq. tor 831 d. tt7 " bAYBSA nzt9s. Mimarcgor,Pa., rpb. nas,-tv-y. • o. S 111/ DEALER ti lIAIMESSEB SADDLES??, rnusiks it 'tOLLAILSII WHIPS ••• SPURS!! " LIGHT ' LEATFIERt! ETC., ETC: - ' ' AreivaisiioNt. captor ? 55707, 15114 -tr. - EMIMIS!=S=2 .•• . • • TORONTO •• . frORONTO CRISP, :n. This nearly thoronala",bred J. Stallion will stand the present sawn for fifty nuaree. season commencing April Ist and cooing, July 4,Pridays and Bat ardaya at the amble of J. S. Tarbell, In Montrose. the rest of the week et the anbscribees, one mil* east of [inborn 4 Caroms, on the road leading to tlprialle. PEDIGRPZ.—Tho Toronto Chief Jr.. was abed bai Toronto Chief. who' for speoo and bottom It ahead of any stallion on record. Bo was tired by Royal George and bla dam by Blackwood, _out' of an 'Colima* mare. Royal Georg* was by Black Warrior; and bo hJ import ed Tippo; and he b.v alewives.. of England. Tonanro Cingr, Ja:11 chain Was fired by the thormagbt bred Jefferson, ont o[l Majesty pure. Jefferson was by-Virginia; he by Sir. Archie. the tiro of BM Money and grandaire of American Star—dam by .Ulu Favorite. !hound dam 0 d Bell Air. TonoseaCmtp..ln.. is a blood bey with black pelican! full tall, weighs 1,21 M Ibr,, lem Parma h.gb,, bas had 00 training, bat bas rood gait. and for his weight is hard to bmt. Cali and senhinouldjudge for youreelves. Fillies of bls get Can be seen at the sebscriber`e.,Maree planar , cd on reasonable terms.. Accidents and escapes at the owr,em: risk. , £ ; • OHM; rates Otago, Te.rm,arOdedemewittaTokl. iis' laarthellCelduiley pa able Statch.lainlM: - at. • Auburn 4 Comers, Pa.. March • , n, A. IL ElitiligGlSCUS CO., MARKET STREET, PUILADSLPIIU We have opened for the SPIILIG TRADE, thalarzeat and heat aaeorted Stock of Table, Male and Floor Ott Cloth., Window Shades and Paper, Carpet Chain, Cottou, Yarn, Bat tle.. .Waddln.„• ,Tvrinee: V" eke, Cate, /:o'o . . king fieleeeei Fdo ataahets. Ilemencttaeketclitnek te.trush• es, Castles Wrlncers,Wood- Co mud Willow WatO to the trotted Stater. ' . Oar larrilneretse in bnilores enables os to sal at low nicss and forutthibo beat quality of Goods. EOLE .kODITFORTEZ CELEBRATED AMERICAN WASHER. Pistez 40.50. Overl3oo sold In 'is ffiariths. Terms: Carpets, GO days. All other roods. 30 dare. Net. Feb 1. 379. ,_. _ 14,1 i - ' ,-..? - AGli..k. t c:1! r ! - k . - • 3311ZRATES sib SJX4O2ZCCIPLM. BITJE BLOM,. MONTR9SE, PL, Signet' the Golden Eagle and Mortar. TUE Detdre to inform the public that, we bare moved our Steck of Drop, Medicines. Faints, Ullr.lintalt ea. Combs, Ferfnmery,, Fancy Artldes,' etc.. Into the Drickidtore:lornahrti ;tippled UT ; luttenbrtg, , ,Doven Inett.ittto. .a 4a- - • We have recintifiltted up 114 is gore In Modern Style and shall endeavor to heti) well supplied with all article, pertaining to the Dreg boaters. We cztend to everybody a cordial invitation to call end ace tie when - in want of anything in oar true, and when ; sox In want, give us a friendly cell. To all our old cajtomers are claire to cremes our thanks far - the mirtl patronage ore extended no. We igacy g mt, i..coi ~lOry merit Yourm, A. D. DMIICS. Montrose, Dec. 20,1611. A.aloo NICILULS. ---, -7 A : "t• - GIVE US lOU MINN Do YOU AVANT iT" !4C M X . P la_ °X" lewhig )44-460 JIM old Mends and patrons of Sarpnetuana county ',Vapid in the fold soliciting your patfohage for The- wend Hovie Sewb mitatie EsrAufssusarisn. nononDoism Please call and see It, with the Improvements, at WU Imes store. Remetober the ueuniuo llowo hes no MedsWarhead. ROOMS AT -66 602 4 firfat? PlnglialuPtPu , ir Wilson's Store . . Montrose P, Mantrap, ;an. 11, 189. THE' PLACE TO BUT Torn DRY - GOODS, ;4tEADY CLQICHMA ETC.t 2E3 AT OUTTENBEIki)OSEttI*Moic tiLe Largest Varkty of Dress Goods, Shawls, Domestic Goods, Flannels, Fancy. and Millinery _ Goods, Dress and Clp . a y. r 7 '2: 1 •VeltetO; Velveteens;Forriis':liln: goods 'Always kept on _ READY MADE CLOTHINDi for 31eq'g, YontW ntid Bogs Wgar. CIA)T118, O.ISSI3IERES, o . cc, for Custom Work. GENTS'. FURNISHING GOODS, riTS` Ss 0 4PS; „"13tst. e i otickod /own, and POPULAR /WOES! T H -- P Our Mott ,o is ...lora in be arglerg9l4," wbstkil I ° F isc i • q!? 64 ?" • • - • 1 3 11 440:" 15 , 14 N 11 . 414 *Pl • '30 1 !litillf•-23711 4 1".. - • Atgrt :IV i4date:4 idea raclo. GMEITOE . g, AtOstNI34IIII:k. CO. .31.0.trc;.r.$4!4*B4rte-t/. PItAPILIETORS AND AT n. H. buNitoug. aunt gii-intorgitatitikst Two: Und 6A arfixrem, 4/4 leer, Lath additional line, 60 do. NEW JILL W, DA DS DANK. •NDILVDDIi—FIa per ;eta , . Sp. • terast on alt Deposita.- 'Dues a goteral Datidnr ra.t . -•- D, DILM3D4 CV; 11 . 1 . . :111.70A nATFI.—NICTIOLAB stosikAsErr xwar to pillitn 0 cams Pluton lora) groutdr. tic. G MORft CO Diadem In Dry floadt.llo l .CAPP' itcons tad ahoro, and Orvaral Ilmtundtm. , oo MAP, ktreetoleciind door belrt tz..o Epleeepal trgioxilarn, keptb 7 vaiwsg 1171.94Ma1s itift4,l/Car rte - ' • IT. R. !awl. Voquary. and dealer lallaerVendialin, eleptillir. ea dear Cram Ilitimere'gr3.4 - 11Ala Nt. N.NIMErSIi. Carraav Maker and Undertalpi,. On .• 3.41 v. n pl/et, two doors below Itawitre tun?. , ' 1311 r 0111ERA. 'Mules in _protester Cat Zi,itn trect.t! .• • • 13.0Ann11 4 SOY. Deatersrani: Pent:Mal; Salt.'talle. Cetio34. flrtrerier and Yrovisios,s or :Maio larva. onoi . ite tb! kiepOt- • • .W. d - T. minim,lda_ndtdctarota of ,Cigars' and dealer Inn Tnnlceo Vatlaaa . and rality :.Goods. on Unit' Sitrnet,bal4o'Hy . aent+lll. ttt - : -MOSR , Leathrt ilarmAttareis' and di:idors -' in M n .n= o radiate. de.; near Episcopal cluardEj.• . XINEY a HAYDEN, Waters la Druz, and Modlelnes • find Zuturacjurcriat Cigar., an "Sala Sat, orals the Dopos.. : . • •„ • , V. ElTZPaltlg_ florge - Sbatlng and zuleralltepthiit ' an Stain 13truct, with of Ur bricso. I. DICKSIM N,Jo.. Dealettu gemend psor.l4 . 32dlse' and Clothlue. Storis. onlliklaStnet. , • GREAT BEND ' L, 9: LLNII9I3I; Vinnteetarer of Let ther,:ar t dji.ealar genentlldgebandbe,ouligll Strcet.• ' ' A.Y. DORAN, Merctomt 'War Atid dealer la Reads Made Clothlnz, Ds . 7 GRods.(ooeatellialdPtoriateusi Usla-kuvet.• • •- • - 4 • • 4 LEXOXVILLE. 1111tA.11 , WHITE. Mannfictarar *rand dcalar In impact. or Piaui and Casting*. • ,• • , _ • . ODY80::,i IL IL TIl;AL& —Dealrrfn Stains, Da * Caliper; &w sad Sheellran Ware, Castlage.&e. ausaatietaf• er at Shed Itatali to Order. gra Trough sad Dead Pipe basthen attended t 9 prlcre—Oltra9a llollgyri. reunsylvasfe,s-1.7. • CDWAIin:4 4 rin t TA`T. Atanntacturrre of INotis ' and Skl,tber bunt tho Store.;_ - : • .„ AIONTROSE. a.BRERC-;canoty S nrvey n t, of Sciscitiehmini Coati. „OM* istthe Coot home, 7i0ntme.11.4..41,141; Amu. Tunnzuz Dealer in Drugs. ..2fedlelnes: QUM% Polnis,, pits, Dye Bthlre: -Groceries, Jelrerry: Lt 'Notions, ite. Sr, JAXES E. CATtIIALT. Attorney at Law. Ms oat . door below TathellEoutio.Publio Aittatte.! , ' coorzn a co.: utaveri. 'Ka rare:lips. IlekA.laudD4a4 pa Tzgltztd, Itcatul spadlwa . . . . . L R F2E201E11:8 Ealing Ealocm.ts. the plum to. gej Jec,Crokm,gyztters and C=.s, la overyity/e. 071 Mad stmt.*. STROUD 6 DROWN. (literal Fire and Life lam, anee Monts • also. sel I TtallytailAccideatlletetl to New York sad Plllla4clphl*.. 'Plnee ors dog's oast of the 11.134. t.. • F. It. CrIANDLER. G.ueralus-ifirte_tAld Bowl:11U aim:Agent. PablleArtuUe.• - • acus L Si - MIMES. theplacele get Dregs AO Xedl Cinek_ClP:ll.Tobatto.Plpee. Pocket.lkx.ks, Speete .elce, Yankee, Stetiquil. Se.. Wl* Ler*. .;, WM.' 1.. COX, llesnese Baker and dealer lean 'Attlee* tonally kepi by Rio trede,bppersito jlte Beak.; • • EOFD , COI CUM Dealers In Maya ; Traidvisto: - and linnufacsnicrs or Tin and*Lec4ron caper . of Man And Tagirpqw ,!tresu . . 9. R. MORSE. idarcliant Tailor and +Warr Cloth.: Trimmings.. and Furnishing Cond.: and ReaO,Otadiselnthing. on Vain Strut. %int Coot Duo- local ittla and piskidso:s !aw OBke. - A. N. DULLARD. Deticrrln Groterler. Provislone, Boote,Stattoacryn pulkect Votlowqrsit tmait or PabUc Arnow.* • . " T. STOMr. & CO., Dealcht.la Stores. Itsid!vas• dpitultunklimplements,FlotruitiGtoccliti,qpo site Ta.bc!; nom ' • • ••• BAINSFOAD & MITCHEL, ardri and Eiciumit • Stable. in tear of Think buildidd. priumzro• 3E'riVETIL:I3I33, wiLuAx sminrS P '.. lr3Z=°l7E "nr a * in lIPAIS!Int FIRST CLASS AND COMMON. fi:JRNT.T.Is , itgl , - , . . - - -- To be Gonad ti Una lectloa a tte eaal44. 7.0114* own guratitinsme, tad in priees flat OW= 11111 til gird sathr: ip4sot, ne, makes thevery kir* .p.-- . =Emelt TiMM'i gle Coulttq. anG Wair.UNTS qic• r isTgß't V`QMg Of $ll kinds doss 74 the peaked ansnasr. Ei X 4 NICZ 247 letr =Alb 312_, igt OF watiors 4-u RE 2c0.1 Iit'ATIUSSF4- coArMQN . gairnagspr • U-N DERT ' • - - • •-, Tbeibbbscribei eilliberitidter unksitio atteiti_ _ " meelalty In nib Dualism. , • Hi ct iitut cdiapbEtii .` NEW and thebudit blegsnt NEEI in tbblinslivill aerdlo his serviees-will oat, Wptota . . , •-• • 174 . 11 ! .W. SUFH ., IIr._ /PM mottops, Fa., lautuar4.--ta-st. ,t- GOOD VAILIt POE ittlz .01.. MOW,. WOlLmatottot t ana good m7fictinte twee wee oral zead /ma two miles tWe ...eta, , Lrbatty,tfolutebt.p. t Old' own to the Witneet Troteed Otrts, eell".twaU thaws t per and two thltdt of Q. on loos crow. . x er fart. putIGO tiro =tattle of R. A. Ttrnrelt.mt: ittioistrz , ar CV& C.O.= DAClLPlrtgo'dkv•Z‘Y , ALSO ot good &If, 1140 sorts, mot Votes; Braittrati Co. Ts. • . . , - -
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