goad- intenigenct.: -
aznoiocts azsviozo:
:atm. V. It: nun Pastor.
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APTII3T ,CTITTLCIT.
Win*
Sabbath SehooL, '
Power Itecling, Wednesday Hltralkirg
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CATHOLIC CaII'ACIL - HAT..T.SLITTILAT
Sabbath Benteet, •Setol34 8 1 /1/a0 in.tach Month
Sabbath School Immedlawly bchnt, Mats
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EPISCOPAL . ClSOliten..nry, P.. A. In suitaanatettor.
Sabbath Semites. • IPS a. m. and Iti p. m.
Sunday &hoot.l2m.
Week-Day SorTlees—Wednesdaya ' . .V P. a 2.
iIETIIODIST EPISCOPAL :...Tier, A, D. Auccattbrtt:
Sabbath Services - 10.43 a. m. and 2.20 p. m.
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Sabbath School ' 2p. at.
Prayer Ideating, Tharsdn .
i.. ' ' 220p.m.
rnEsarrEmix cuouca. v.v. a. is. Ytt=il.
Sabbath Services 10.43 a. m. and 7hi p.m.
Sabbath t3eheol 14.16 p. m.
prevatileeting, Thavadat Evenings - P. m.
Business Notices. .
. Wecall attention to the following :ulcerate
inents, mew this:week. -
41,000 reward—Dr. J. Briggs, Co.
—Miscellaneous Advertisements—Geo.
Rowell & Co.
—Administrator notico--Eststo, of John W.
Watson.
—Administrator notice—Estate ot . Abiathar
Millard.,—lndpendence Ball—lL JacLeon, Dieock.
Independence Ball—D. Wilmarth, Hophot:
lona.
—Fourth of July celebration,—Montrose.
flare you got your *bite bat yet 2" Ia the
Latest query.
Have to Pay.
We see it stated that deakrs requiring ligne
ses under the State tans, who halo been, over
looked by the Mercantile Appialser.and)chose
names do not appear on his publiihed lists, are
tot thereby relieveii from the necessity of taking
out licenses. It they do , not report,. and :take
ear their licenses, they are liable to be returned
to the proper officers, and to be obliged to pay
double.
Aboandinz In 111111.
is a note:inane fact t tat the various speci
mens of the , oinithological tribe are More
abundant this summer, at, least in this latitude,
than they have been for years peat. Orchard,,
hedge, forest and by-way`secrit to be alive' with
feathered songsters ; and the increase is, doubt
less. caused by She :recent wise legislative enact
ments for their protection and preservation.
They are, really, the fanners and fruit: growers
friend; and any violatioreof law in regard to
the shooting of birds or robbing their nests
should be promptly reported and the offenders
punished in mitt instance. •
Mercantile Licenses.
It will be of interest at this time to met
chants, millets and small dealers la particular
to know that by the provisions of a supple
ment to the act providing for the pay/n7, of
mercantile taxes, "hereafter trianufactiirrws' and
mechanics who shall sell goods, wanai ea mer
chandise, other than their own xrarumfacture,
not exceeding the suns or value of five hundred
dollars per annum, shall not kr, classified' or re
quired to pay any annual tax or license fee; but
if such sales shall exceed the sum or 'value of
five hundred dollars per annum, as aforesaid,
they shall be classified in the tame manner, :tali
required to pay the same annual tax as is te
equired to be paid by dealers in forcgrituctehan
disa
The Annoyances of Travelling.'
An exchange, commenting on the disposition
of many selfish persons on railway trains to oc
cupy all the seats they can, says that selfilmms
is too mild a term for this practice, which, in a
multitude of cases, amounts to dowitright dis
honesty. It says that "for,a man and tits wife,
when otherps s , ngers arc . : going from ear to
car, looking for accommodations, to tarn the
back of a scat and put a' conple of 'ralises in
a position so as to ,sTivo the I too Inos yoloog
to the persons who have taken the places, and
will be back In a few minutes, is without any
figured' specchot frond, of which repeatable
people oatht to be ashamed. It is suggested
that railroad companies should appoint a spec
ial officer to superintend thoseating pamm
gers at the starting or each train." .
Can Any One Ten.
.
. Can. rty one tell why men who cannot pay
- small bills, can always . Lnd money to bny
and treat when happening among their
friends? •
Can anyinnatell how yonng den who dodgy'i
their Washenroman, and always; behind, with
their landlords, can - 'play billiards night and
day, and are always randy at a game of cards I' .
Can any one tell hoarmen lire and support,
their families who Laren income and do not
works while others who are imhistrious and
constantly cmployed•are half-anti-red?
Can any me irll bow it is that nine-tenths of
the Mothers are so ready to Sew-for the distant
heathen, viten their children at home are rag
ged and. dirty ? - •
Can any one ten why four-Mita of young
women prefer a brainless fop wider a plug bat,
_with tight pants and short. tailed coat, to a man
with some brains? •
Trmotpar -
• 'The rural districts are pests.red with vagrants,
annoy of - whom assume the role of beggars, that
alley may More easilydste+from their bendier
tors. 'Their Object Is not sh much- to- obtain
food or raiment is to bei6rded Opportunities
for the gratification of thew — • thieving propeesp
ties, of which they readily take advantage;
While the perm from Whom alms are ,solicited
it engaged in the work 'of mistilrected charity
many of these worthless a seize What
they can lay theirlands,his andaecrete it among
theirminnents. The county is not the only
place where these Mseally . practices prevail,
cities also being More or less cursed with them.
Sometimes the tramps haw , a different object in
riew--toobtairt Information to ald them lit fu
ture depredations on the property of those from
litam they have received aims. _ The moral of
0 . .11, Ms Is day 11c201:s netiVirattitlng:
sosepb 111, Bersinton.
From the Scrpton" Morning :Reputdittnl. ve
dip :be following brief biography: . •
"JesePb 56 1 ;10 4 4. was born at 31adison,
V . e' r Havc 3 C o ” COWL, Juno
, 37, A. D., 1813.
Ha began his business life as a alerli for ahouse
in New Haven, but a few jeers afterward he
Roved to the city of Augusta, Geotrla, and
Alkoted 'Wm business for hicuscif. In fhe year
1 844 be rolleWed his relatives and the friends of
ttis Yeath, the late Colonel and his brother S. T.
Serantart,esq, to - thavalleyof the Mph:manna,
which at ;that time Ravi, no signs: of the heel
nms life, or of the • prOsperons city:Which has
followeo their efforts, and now' bears their
In ihe year IS— the firm of Scranton &Platt
"s'As fancied, in which he was a general partner.
lihr. tits it Of Jane. 1853, this firm was mere;
'td WO ibe LiArtwanna Iron and Coal ~Corepar
ny;witb-thichtts was identified until the - time
-of his dcatii =Lor fhg lean= yearitio his
, been its efficient and/nemsfel president. With
'this syeelailesintscOlifietlisS its bes
Wan, rue( actlicly identified ; - With nil tits gmft
iriies for the material, Maid aftreligions
growth of the shy, '
As ti business man, his character n:iis marked
by great eseentire ability. Inflexliife: 4 elriti,
End extraordinary energy. .As.a eiticeryflelsiLa
;mem, patriotic, and pagp. waited.", ' • '. "
- • -1111...,,
Ttkp Late:Thunder storm.
,
The storm vitt eh passed over this section on
Wednesday last, was Indeed one long to be re•
metribeicd, .by the extensive (image of its
electrical boles. There is binfty smile in Its path
that data not .bear traces of the "Wean"
shafts, The house of CUL. Stone, of this bora,
was struck the shower, by a bolt passing
ftom a Balm of Gilead tree near by, but
rib se
rions tlansign was done. .From tracts) foind the
following day, bowevcr,lt .evident that the
electric lipid palsed very "near some of his faint.
ly, who, felt the shock. k Tao belt r i mmed to rep.
Orate when it left the tree,and entered the house
iddliterent.placcs, which undoubtedly prevent ,
toci more' ` e erlous consequences. 'During the
same shower, Martin Carly; ef,3llddletown, had
two cows hilled,L; V," lloare Ss 'Brix,' 13ridge
trater, had two coca hilted; a yore of oxen be
lon-gttr to a-Mr. 'Barlow; in, the edge of ':New
Alilfordovere struck killing one of them, Mar ,
cus Underwood, near flopbottom, bad a colt
killed,and the,lightning struck seven times
within elglit"o Anten Tiffany's house, but no
damage was done. Similar reports reach us
from almost all sections lying In thc zone where
the storm passed.
! The rsurer. - "! -
..! .
A tourer a princely fortune made,
Though - not by fraud or even trick or trade ;
But—lts he vowed—because heaven designed to
bless - . . .
His honest toil, andtlee hint great success.
Eager to short' the gratitude that filled
fits swelling Intend, he now began to build
An alms-houscolouhtless hoping that the Lord
This pious undertaking would reward.
When all readY, inJezeltant mood, _
Viewing the goodly pile the miser stood,
' Thinking how,Vvell the work of love would pay,
When a shrewd neighbor chanced - to pasi .that
way
The miser, who most ardently de4red
To hear Ids stately-hospital admired,
Now, in a-tone of triumphotsked his friend,
If-it - were largaennughlo suit the end.
" Why not 1" was the reply," 'tis nobly planned,
A„ welcome refugn for a numerous bond:
ttutif you mean It for - whome for all
Whoin you made poor, the building's far too
What the Public should itruderstand.
Postmasters are not required to redeem or ac
cept in payment of post office dues, money or
ders, stamps or stamped envelopes, any curren
ep may be no mutilated as to be oncur
rent, nor is - it any part of-their duty to receive,
and transmitio the. treasury, for redemption,
nultitated currency belonging 'to individuals,
eicept as revlar matter, forwarded in the us
ual manner at the risk of the owner. Such
packages, i( addressed to the "Treasurer of the
United States, -Washington,. D. C.," will be sent
ree of postage, itut If the same be registered
I the registry fee in allcasesruust be- prepaid by
stamps. The notssities of the postal service are
I such as the funds received by postmasters must
be kept tn current and passable money, so as to
be Immediately available for paying the drifts
t, f ir the department, motley orders and expenses
, of the treasury .department for the transmission
and redemption Of mutilated currency are safe
liberal, and afford the - public ample means to
convert uncurreut United States money into
passable" greenbacks" without unreasonable de
-1 Lay, ata littlelor no cost. -
i "Died Yesterday."
Every day is written this tittle sentence:
" Died yesterday, so anti so." Every day a
flower is plucked from some • sunny home;
a ltrei.ch made in some happy circle; a jewel
stolen from some treasury of love. - Each day
from the summer fields of life, some harvester
1 clisippears- - -yea, every hoar some sentinel falls
1 from his post, and is thrown front the ramparts
of time into the surging waters of eternity.
lEven as we writr,the tunerarof:one who "died
, ycsterdar winds like a winter shadow along
i the street.
_e nt...s y-natr,r4ar !'__Wha_clital..L' Perhaps-it
I was a gentle babe, sinless as an angel, pure 03 a'
1 zephyr's hymn—one whose laugh was as the
1 gush of summer sills loitering in a bower of ;
. roses--whose littielife was a perpetual litany— '
1 a daytime crowned - with the passion flowers
'‘ that never facie.' Or, mayhap, it was a youth,
1 hopeful and generous—one whose path was
I hemmed by flowers, with not a serpent lurking
lunderneath-,-oneorbpse soul panted atter com
munion with the great and good, 'and reached
1 forth with earnest Scruggle for the guerdon in the
' distance. But thaesheart of his is still now, for
\ istxxi
Ihe "died yesterday."?.. " young girl, pure as the
orange flowers that c specl her forhcad, was
I stricken down as she st at the altar; and
from the dim, aisle of the l'emple she Was borne
'to the "garden 'of the sluinberera" A talk
browned man, girt with the halo of victory, and
i at the day's close, under his own vine and fig
-1 tree, fell tosdust even as the .anthem itrsiptiled
upon his lips; toady?, too, was laid "where the
',
rude forefathers of the hamlet sleep." An cul
-1 gel patriarch, bowed with age and cares, even as
Ihe Tooted out upon the :distant hills for the
I coming of the angel host, sank into a dreamless
$ slumber; and on his door post, next day, was
written, " Died yesterday." . ,
'.Died yesterday." -Dailyrmen, women and
children are passing away; and hourly, in some
I graveyard, the soil is flung upon the dead. As
I often In the morn - we find .some flower that
blushed sweetly in tlie sunset has withered up
i forever, so, daily, when sverise from the bivouac
1 to stand against our posts, we miss some broth
er soldier, whose cheery cry in the sieges and
struggles of the past has been as fire from Beate
eri twonout hearts. ' --- - -
Each day some pearl drops from the jeweled
thread of friendship—some lyre to which we
have been wont to listen has been hushed. for
ever. But wise is be who mourns not the pearl
and music lost, for life - with him shall nags
away, gently as an -eastern shadow hum the
bills, and death be a triumph and a gain.—
Azthuet Lady's Haw lifodzine.. -
-w4ll
Severe - Storm In Bingbatatod•
A heavy sterna of rain and wind visited our
city last W'edriesday afternoon accompanied
with heavy thunder and sharp flashes of light
ning,. Signs were blown around and nnbrellas
turned inside out. - During the storm the two
'tents composing the museum and inenagene of
Robinsons show were blown down, the cages
overturned arid a few people were hurt, we un
derstand, but could not learn any names. It
was indeed a, laughable sight to witness the
people returning from the show ground and to
have been appreciated should have been wit
,
nessed. Dien, women and children, without
any bats, or their .clothes wet through, or
wearing Dolly Varden snits, made so by their
contact with mother. earth when the tents blew
down, young ones crying for their parents, par
ents looking tor lost children, made the scene
one of inextricable confusion. Those who got
wet, ete., when the tents blew down seemed. to
take it in good spirits when jolted by their
more fortunate friendswhom they happened to
meet on their tray to - some place of shelter.
The iightnine :was' :terrific. The house of
Mi. Vincent Whitney, on Front _siren, was
struck in two places and the. clapboards were
twisted and broken, the plaster torn from the
wall in a bed room and a very massive 'mirror
Was completely shattered ' and the - gilt frame
turned black- A child- was, a moment before
taker from a bed in the room through 'which
the lightning descended. . The new house. of
Gouge Elva , r, in the First Ward, 'was thrown
to the ground and completely dentelished... The
head or the beautiful golden horse en'-John
Real* barn was turned black. Trees were
strewn promiscuously along the streets. Light.
ping struck the rods on Blanchard_ Bartlett's
planing mills, also.' en the ' Congregational
ch ,patdidAb damage,;.r.Bingharzlon Leader.
4 •
"The Mother Tecteleg." • - - •
At a recent celebration Of the Sunday Sehobl
Union of Paterson it was stated that -the
Sunday school enterprise 'was abated in the city
Bm-Im/four gears ophy Sarah Colt; a little girl.
ileum fearsof age,: She collected. the children
of the 'factories together, end taught them from
Suriday to Sunday, Until she had as many as,
slaty larder her personal care. For forty years
sho Wras a teacher; and is still living inPaterren,
years.of age, ,
Now mark the fruits. On this . . occasion re
ferred to; four th:ooarid teachers and pupils,
forming a' procession :over 'two *miles' long,
marching past tho residence -of the mother in
Israel, saluting her with ',their sweeteat_ songs,
and receiving in returnthe acknowledgements
iribuilles and burrs What must have been her
reflectional Who does poi rejoice to do her
honor. : •'. • "
. _
"'Those - that be planted in the hause of the Lord
Shall flourish In the courts of our Clod;
They shall still bring forth fruit in old ago;
They shall be fat and flourishing,
To Show the Lord is 'upright:
He is my Rock, and there is no unrighteous
. nms in Him:'
Y. Observer. •
Facts and Questions for Soldiers. •
At a regular meeting of Post No. 41,0. A.R.,
in January, 1860 i a committee of three wereap
pointed to secure "the names of " nil from this
county who participatedin putting down the
late rebellion." That committee stated in the
newspapers that titer three thousand went
from tbecounty.l
About the Dania time, I gave public notice
that if the townships would furnish me lists of
the men sent °tit from each township, these
aliould bare place in the County history.
Twenty lists have been furnished, including
three ftom the Boroughs of Minded', Friends..
anti Little Meadows, and all number 1520
names. .
The muster-rolls of Captains Dimock, Lyons,
Gates, Stone, Morris, Tyler, and Beardsley,
doubtless include .many of these, but others
manor be located. Great injustice, as well as
great difficulty, must ensue, if any townildp fails
to send a complete list: So far as I know, the
following is the record of negligent townships
and boroughs; From Apolacon; 0; Brooklyn,
3; Clifford, 0; Choconut, 0; Great Bend Bor.
ough, 0; Lathrop, 2 Middletown, 2, (unless on
Company list ;) Oakland. 0; Susquehanna
Depot, 20 (no names) in Sickles' Brigade, and J.
C. Foot; Montrose and Bridgewater,(except by
Companies,) 1.
From the Con 'of Captains Van
Valkenburg and Halsey, I have gathered the
following lists of Minute men of .1868, and
''Etnergeney" men of 18133, from Springville:
Albert B. Alger, Jerome Avery, C. W. Bard,
Benj. Blakeslee, D. Batten, Durand Chamber
lin, Horace J. Conrad, L. li. Daahatn, Satyr C.
Ely, J. B. Fletcher, John Grow, Adam Hanyon,
Harsh filmier, Chauncey L. Kaapp,Horallo N.
Looniis, N. P. Loomis, Edward C. Lott, J. IL
Lyman,. Thos. W. Lyman, Wilber Lyman, L F.
Meacham, S. T. Parker, Lyman Phillips, Jonas
Phillips, Nelson W. Sheldon, William Smales,
Justus Srhith, Llewellyn Taylor, F. W. Tiffany,
Seth Tyrrell, W. IL Vouglitared. D. Warner,
D. T. Welch, Diner K. Williams; Sidney War
ner; number, 35.
In the slth Regl, F Yoh. I fing the name
of Bentley Stark, of 'given.
I hare been told that five of the name of
llungerlbra enlisted in some regiment or regi
ments from the township ; thus it is eridentmy
list is very incomplete.
The Emergency . men from
.dibson were:—
Ebenezer T. Bailey, Elisha Bailey, Jonathan
Barager, Simeon Barager, Wm. if. 11. Bennett,
Myron Barnes, Merkßlackington, Vide It
llenry Ingalls, David P. Maynard, Albert
B. Payne, Gilbert EL Stiles, Charles A. Ward,
Duane Whitney,
...:I ; rttn told te take the name of Urbane Stoat
• ~ w nr•rnbavisibaz..- n e. /auras
credited to Gibson.
My embarrassment does not' proceed alone
from incomplete lists. Liberty furnished-throe
lists, and one man's name was spelled diTerently
in etch. thus: Diven, BCYCIII4 Birin. I have
used the first—which is right!
Another reads: - Baronette t. 4. Leisure, patney
Lcizer, Baronett Lasure—which Is right? Wal
let* E. Southworth, or, W. W. Southwortb ?or,
do these names eignity two persons! Thereon,
or Ttoodord Spinning:B ? (Lost a leg.) Joel F.
Morse, or Freeman J. Morse? P. R. Stock Well,
er Porter Stockwell? (Drummer, with record
the same.) i • I
The lists ryf Friendsville-and Forest LAIMcon-
Lain the mune of F.ira Lester; where did he be
long! and was he, the same as - Ezra P. Lester!
In Rush, I find John N. Etscs and cwton
Estes—twomt one ?
In Atari", Mulibrd Carter, and W. J. M. Car ,
ter—l - Wont one! •
In &Muth, Samuel McCain and Samuel Me
Lain—two or one?
In Auburn, J. Shannon and Joseph Shannon
—ta'o or ono?
In Antruni, 13: C. Tinian and ClimonTitraan
.--two or one?
• In Aubuin, Dana Latrine° or W. L. Franca
—two or one!' .
In Auburn, CS. Gay and . Calvin Gay—two
or one? ,
In &ant in, W. L. France and Westlcy rnuica
4 —two or ono?
In Auburn, N. IL Vanscoten and Marshal
Vonscotentivo or one?
To Jack on„ Eaterbrook and S. LT
tasterbroOksLtith or opxt
la adman, Truman. LArtabte and .VG. Lar ,
rabee—twir or one
Iu JaCksini,Thitddeits Galtwil,' and Theodore
Galloway—two or one ? . - '
In Jackson, if. S. Wells, IL 3L Wells, or W.
S. Wells—three or one ?
In New Milford, Albert Z.- Baldwin and Al
bert J. Baldwin—two or one! , .
~ •
Which, towns hips: lqbti .Wm. A. Funanni,
Francis Follcr,.,Tohn GM° (or Grow,) Albert
Miles, Silbert Service? -'
Shall not these questions and statenient
lice for a lard eaII for information?- do not
'receive, by the filth of next, as „tomplete
township lists exam be Obtained; I' innst feel
mSxcif Orsolved from futhei . responsibility in
the matter:- - • - - .
Comp;My and RegiMent should be given,
when perisible, that all lists mad be ; , proved U
necessary.; bid I begin to fear this limits of my
u'ork will not edtilit thifull record' I had In
tended. ; Marks will deSignato the• killed,
those who died in the regular service or in con
sequencoor it, the wounded, and cases of am ,
patation.! -= I 'should greatly rms' confiriing
myself V, these, (eacept as i)oulier cases may
require notice) Were it not that the G.' A. R.
have the:Sul/lea In hand, thus superseding my
orioinal Plan, -
. . • - E, C. BLACKUAX
Non tits°, lane 6, teM.
246.421-XUSS.
IluNrEn—Dncarn—Af the 13aptist church, in
April 2130872, - by Eider Win. A.
Miller, S. IV, ' limier, and. Miss Dora 31,
X2PMUMV=6
WEsTozi--In New =lord, PS, Apr3l2B. 1872
Nrs. Sandi Loving Weston, aged t 33 :years, 8
lamas: and 12 days.
lialtAls—la Brooklyn; Ps., Jurce 4tb, 1872,:ift
Roma Ned
- 1311.1,511 ESS 1140 CALLS..
School Directors.-: • •
Wilt please notice ([see School Journal for
Tune) that Die Annual School Term' is extend
ed to Ave months; anangements thereforshould
bel made. In determining . the amount of • now,
, •
am'analous to have all the .Annual Reports
as soon as July Ist. Mulessall are Bled in
S .ISol Department by July'Alsth; the State Ap
p .priation maybe withheld:
- • W. C. Tranms, Do. Sept.
' crest Lake; Junel.9tlj, 1812.
I dependince pal!.
•
There - 1%111.bn an Independence 13311 at 'Wil
ntarth's Hotel, to llopbottotn, Pa., an Wednes
day ere, .July lid, 1872. Yattrselland Lady are
re r apeetfully Invited to attend. Bluale by 'MI:.
n .'s Band. . .
. . .
D. Proprietor
III; pbot tom, Pit.,Jtrne IDth, 1874•--tv2
Independence Mill • , •
There will be an Independeno4 party at IL
Jackson's Hall in Dlnmelt, on. - Thursday, . July
4b, 1672, The Hall is 80 feet long, and fitted
up In a mc;st excellent manner,' for such an
occasion: There will be good tousle In attend
ance. Come one, Come all who •.desire a
pleasant time.
Dimock,june 17th, 1672.-rw3
Celebration and Festival.
On the 4th of July, in a grove near the M. E.
Ohurch, at Fairdale, there will be a celebration
of the dtmlaration of Indpcndenee, a Sunday
School Festival, and a Temperance Jubilee.
Orations will be delivered by eminent speakers
from abroad, on each of those important themes,
interspersed with music and songs, after which
there will be an invitation to the tables in the
grove, to partake of a feast prodded by the
Skilled hands of the ladles of the Fairdale dr•
cult. By order of Committee..
E. IV. BREMEN - RIDGE.
Fairdale, June 191 h., 1872.—w2.
llattics Full or Beauty.
Ladies, if you would have beauty by the bot
e-full, all you have to do is to purchase HA
AN'S MAG:SOLU BALM. That peerless beauti,
er of the complexion not only heightens nat.
oral charms, but renders even the plainest
countenance exceedingly attractive- It recalls
to the pallid cheek the rosy tinge of health, re
moves pimples, blotches, roughness;' sallowness
and other blemishes, and Imparts to the skin a
most delicate faftness,and so ft ness. It smooths
the furrows caused by titnnor care, and gives
face, neck and arms the plump and engaging
appearance of youthful beauty. All this is ac
complished by the most natural means, viz : by
gently and naturally atinaniating the circulation
in the capillary blood, vessels. Besides being
the most effectual aid 40 beauty known to mod
ern science. •
—ln this age of skepticism, facts are required
to lnsplro confidence in the minds, of the peo
ple; hut, with good indorsers, they are willing
to test any article claiming extraordinary merit
The proprietors of Rail's Vegetable Sicilian
flair Renewer offer the following indorsement
of the merits claimed by them for their prepa
ration, by the Pittsburg, Pa. ; .•"Christian Advo
cate," viz: "The public havOse often been de
ceived by the use of worthless preparations for
the hair, that an article of this kind, to gain*
their favor endoiedfirOlieir patronage, must
posse real mill:. We am glad. to assure our
readers that Mill's Vegetable Sicilian Bair Re
newer is meeting •with the success which its
merits 39 justly deserve: and we -• have reliable
evidence, thatit will perform all that is claimed
for it; In restoring grey hair to its natural col
or, and, as a permanent dressing, is unsurpass
ed-
Grand Celebration !
arm I Al. 1872
FOTRTH OF - JULY IN MONTROSE:
. The Fourth of 'J4ig will be celebrated in
3lontrose in the following' manner :-
Ist., A National •Salute and ringing of the
bells at sunrise. .
Yd, At IC4V o'clock a. in.. the Procession will
form . on Public Square, and after marching
through the principal streets will proceed to the
Fair Grofind and listen'to the oration,
Rough & Ready Engine Co. No.l tirifl hold an
unt-doot ti tbarliac_Prptiad for the put.
.
ORDEN," OF MAncu.
Montrose Cornet Bind, Clergy, Burgess, and
Town CoOmit, Citizens, MT:attain OMeers
and Honorary Members, Montrose Fire Compa
ny No. 2, Rough and - Brady Fire Company
No. 1.
After reaching the Fair Ground the . Declara
tion ot.lndedendence will be read by Wm. H.
Jessup, Esq., follotted by a, song from Rough
Heady Glee Club, and music by the Band.
The following, amusements will then take
place : Sack races, Hurdle races, Fantastics,ete.
There will be a minstrel performance on the
Ground during the afternoon. - -
The oration will be delivered at 2 o'clock r.
sr., 1) rJ. IL McCollum, Esq. .
For further particulars see large posters. .
U. S. Hun.
The contract for carrying the mail between
Montroscantl Friendsvllle, has been awanled to
me, and proposals. will be received by D. D.
Searle or Posr3lastcr at 310ntrase, for sub-con
tractirm IL HAYWOOD.
Montrose, June tb;'.1872. . •
Slate Roofing •
The subscriber C:IT1 fermis and pUt on No. 2
slate nearly as cheap as hemlock shingles; also
all the different colored No. I gate. I can lay
slate on old shingled roofs and snake a good job.
Terms reasonable. Post office addresl,
- - Was. HAtrantrotrr,
No. 14-tr. " Montrose, Pa.
7ltrillway Notice. •
atockholtless are hereby notified that the
tenth (10th) !Mash:neat trill be due June 13th
inst. They are also notified that the instal
ments already due anti unpaid, must be paid at
once, as the money is note ner.ded:, The grading
of the first ten (10) miles will probably be fin
ished by July Ist, and unlmi the stockholders
desire a sus pension. at the work; they must re,
spud to this call without 'delay.
Payments may be made •to • Sanwa ' Stark,
Esq., Tunkhannock, B. F Blakslee,
Springtille, or to the Treasurer at Montrose.
• 11. Coorun, Treas.
Montrose. Junc12,1872.—w2
Notice to Settle Accounts.
Having waitedon many of my patrans from
six to ten years, I must in justice to myself, 'as
well as them, ask Tor a settlement of all book
=mints, by cash or 'note, between this time
andthe first of August next, until that time
books *ill remain at my office; After that they.
1 . 011 be placed In the hands of an attorney for
prompt collection.
1 • E. L. Gsnnsnn,3l, '
Montrose, Pa., ISTay 29th, 1871
Tarbell lions° Livery. •
• Having removed my half of the LicerY to the
Tarbell House, I shall be pleased to nccemmo•
date my friends and customers with anything in
the livery line. Carriages with trusty driver.—
Good horses and buggies always on hand.
J. It: RAt'ssr,onn
Mar Volta FIIODEcE mintiEirs.
Corrected weekly by Eluding, Ilnytlen ea Co.,
' =Washington St., New .yoslc.
Butter, pall 203 W:
CheoexthiTY,Petth ' 1314
- r 4 c 103 7 - • • 14(2114
Eggs, perr, dor, - ' 15g1G
Flour, per barrel. . . 74111€41.50
Corn meal, 100 .. - 3.7324.00
Wheat, per _bushel _ 1.1n01.64
Ity9 ' - 00302
Oats - 331
Corn N
• - 2307
Hops, mop of 1871 " 35e5
Tallow 30
Lard per lb BB9
-Potatoes per bbl - 1 6032 00
Apples "
Turkeys per lb: • •
••••• • • • • .
miracle ... .
cistv
,00111-,.gp*O.
A Pitfal Condition.
It Ins ado thing to pain through .
tuff alive.
Yet there : Lie thousands whoa& habitual condition• ts
one Of leaguer and totality, They complabiof,, not
*eat dithaaa; they surer no positive pain; bet they
have no relish for anythtng. which afford! mental or
sensnone Pleasure: In nine eases out of ten this Kato
of lassitude and torpor arises from a morbid stomach.
Indigestion destroys the encror of both mind and body.
When thdwasto of nature isnot supplied by dee and
regular aisinalLattou of the food, everiorgan is starved.
over: funetion interrupted.
Now, What:does common sense suggest tinder these
circomxisocesof depression t Thetyaternneedarouslng
and stregtheulthr; not merely fur an hoer or two, to
sink afterward Infos more pitiable condition than ever.
(an It asadradly would do If an ordinary , alcoholic stimu
lant were resorted to.l hat radtc shy end permanently.
1! ow is tleslmble object to be accomplished? Itus
answer to Ibis question, founded on the nuvaryleg.ez
perience pf a quarter of a century; Is easily given. !In•
fuse new Nbrot into the digestive organs by a course of
Hostetter's Stomach Dieters. Do not waste time by
administering tempothry remedies. but wake the system
np by recaperating, the fountaletsad Ofphysical strength
and enertry, the great organ npoe which all the other_
organs depend far nor nurture and support.
Do the lime that a dozen doses of the great vegetable
tonic and Invigorsnt hive been taken, tbc..feeble frame
of the dyspeptic will heath to feel Its benign Influence.
Appethdd,wlll be created, a nd with appetite the capacity
to digest It craves. Pirsevere until the care is
completd—um II healthful blood, dt to, be the nuderlal
di eh and Lamle, bone and nerve and brain. Bows
, throenit.the channels of clrcntulou. instead of , the
watery Pabulum with which they have heretofore been
imperfectly nourished.
. .
IL JACUSOS
Testimony of a Prominent Physician
"During the post eight years I bate had fregnent
opportnfittico of witnessing the effect of Ileutra's
Hear Brrrena upon lemons sofferiog from DyttpefesLo,
Loss of licrrJus Energy, Sexual Weakness, Dlarriaces,
de. I horn known It to prove successful to many
cases, where Alinpbatlc. homeopathic oas Ifydroptutt•
It treatment had failed, I stilt continue, to -use la in
such evilly/AMU n - Ith uniform liners% and hare no
heritaniy In pronouncing ll the most CMCIICIOUII
dy yet dLecorered for diseases seising from a disordod
Siomocis, Liner, Eadneys or Bowels, '
Yours, Tery truly,
TB CONFESSIONS OP AN mem.
PWiLISEIEM as a warning and foe tho benefit of
ponno nun and others, who safer fenny Nervous
Debdtti, Loss or Manhood. &e., supplying
T 1133 MEANS or SELF•CUIIE. •
Written by one who cared tdowelf, after. undergo tog
eonettlereble qneekqry, and sent free mt =airing a
itoatquid directed envelope.
Address, NATLIAN MAYFAIR, Brook
Broo:Irlyn, 3une.12,19't2.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The,odsceller, having been permanently taxed of
that Mead disease. Coosamption. by a simple moody,
13 atiZtotll to make known to his follawAsniferers the
mean' of care. To all whodeske It. he will send'a copy
of Monrercrlption tired. (free of chanro.) with the dim.
tines for pronarini and using tr.° ammo, which they well
dad a 31111:e Coat : or CONIZIPLION, A31 . 113/4 Suorreut•
Tl 3, tie. ,
Partin wishing the prescrlption will please address
Br e. EDWARD A. WILSON.
191 Peon Street, Wllllsteaborgh. a Y.
4-17
ERRORS. OF YOUTH.
A GENTLEMAN whotoffered for year. from Nervous
Etebtllty, Pernantare Decay, and ell the effeets of
yonthful indiscretion will, for the sake of enfering ha
nastily. seed free to all who nerd it. the receipt end di
rection for nuking the simple rented, by which: he was
cured. Sufferers wishing erpront by theedrlsces expert
eneu ban do so brad:l:easing, in perfect conaderice,
30 Fix E. GODEN,
No. 49 Cedar street, New York.
It3rGettlur, riareled.—Essays 'for young iden,on
the C e b u of home, and the propriety or Imhropriery
of cettioir married, Nvlth rantury help for those who
feel unfitted tor matrimonial happiness Sent tree, In
staled envelopes• Address, LIOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box. r.. Philadelchls. Pa.
cunt gdvevtiomtnto.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE —ln the estate of
2.11.;J0hn W. Watson, late of New Milford Borough,
nnafli Co., Pa., deceased, letter. of Administration m
tho •Id estate basing been grantee Pattie undersigned.
all arsons owing eald mitat(i, are requested ko make
Inamtaliate payment, and a;I persona flaring claim
anklet said rotate are renucatcd to present tbcm without
DeWITT, Adair.
New kfllford, Pa. June, j 9,
A bWINISTRATOR'S lionct..ta • the estate or
[Ai Abiathar Millard. deceased, tato of Bridgewater
township, letters et Administration in said estate hats
Ina; been granted to the undersigned, all person
owing sald estate, are requested to make immediate
papneatt. and persons baling cistern against said estate
are re:ganged to present them without tirls,r,
MARY It. 31ILIARD. Allot
ABIATIIARIttLIABD, Ja,f
i l .tian 19, 72.-11 - 0. •
Pi; EtYCZ rror:enufa ai&drittat tiNter
rthehuneu Connty, to distribute the funds In the hands
of ;the Sheriff. arrislng l'sgst.tho Sheriff's sato or the
rest estato of J. N. Newell, hereby gives Police that he
'will attend to the duties of his Appaintrdent, at his office
in .11ontrose. on Sorer. ay. 13th day of July. l&l1, at
one o'clock. p. m.. when and vrhere all persons interest.
edlu said fluid wilt presett tbslr 'claims or be forever
dc;su.mat from coming in on said food.
' 1. D. SteCOLLUDlathall4.
Juno 11'72.—W3.
taXECCTRIX'S naumtii Letters' tests
-12.1 trieutary to Of, estate of Jas. Conklin, late t
Franklin, deeeneed. hare beta granted to the !subscriber,
MI persons Indebted to sold estate are requested to msko
leimedisto payment. and those be cMons.or de.
moods nob Ft the name , will present them without de
ist.. F. A. Ward;Etni— of Now Milford, is nottiortzed
tetsettle the ticcountoit the edam. •
CA11.01.1.57re CONKLM, tematrix,
JOtio
tII3IIVIRTRATOTrg NOTIOR.—In th e estate of
Elisha P. Farnham, deceased . letters ot Admlnla
don fe the wild anode; sere been .ranted to the an
dcreigned all persona Indebted sald estate, are here
by notatled to .cake immediate raiment to the Admin.
trtrator; and those berth; Maims against the none, are
rearo,ated to present them et the When of J. B. S. A.
tr. itecnllnm. . 60L01101 , 1 DECKER, Adm'r.
•
"''STATE OFJobei Blaney of the inteuablp of lanes
Sacquaeanna coenty. Pa., deereused.—Lettere of Ad.
ininictmtion upon thnestate or the abort, named dere ,
dent, having been granted to the andereighed. MI pat
!DWI indebted to eald estate are hereby nodded to make
immediate payment Land them hating r.latmc spinet
the camp, to percent them dote enthentleated Meanie.
meat. ANDrISAY DEGNAN,
Atai P3,1572.:-dr6.
.
D3lTtilffrliSTOit'S NOTICE.—In the Dante of
.13. dotal Dayton.i cceatos.lnDota of Administration
I la the said estate baring been grunted to the undersign
ms-
ed. All oen orrlng amid eatate.rtre requested to
Make immediate payment,and allpersonsbarlngelaleati
against said eatato ore requested to prawn t them to
L. lt. DAYTON I
f
Nay 13,
. . .
iIIANHOOD ; HOW LOST, pow RESTORED. '
.
.
letd.?.'ggt b Eilit TaigiVag I N: ' IP
SAY on thertamcatcranjwithotd 'twill
!. : clad of Extunsymtr.ces, or Seminal • .
Weakness, Insoluntary Seminal , Laser!, Impotency
Mental and Physical lorapacity. Impediments to 31arri
no.old; zilto.tlonenliaPtien,EPilepsY, and Fits, indneed
by self ihduhrence end rental extratamtnee. '•
i grff—relce, in a soiled outdone, only 6 cents!.
The celebrated anther:ln this admirable essay, dear.
.17 dcznonstratss from a thirty years'. encemerol Practice
that the alarming consequences of self abase may be
'radically cured without the dangerous me of Internal
• medicine or the application of .tholml fa ; pointing out,
,a mode of cure at once simple,. certain, and efectnal,
,by Tema of which every sufferer. no matter what his
:condition may be. may cure hl carat cheaply, privately,
:and radically. - - -
. rage This Lecture should be in the hands of every
; yen th and eve:7lmm tette land. - .
Sent, ender seal, In a plain- envelope, to any address,
poespsid oa reript of six cents. - or two post stamps.
• Also, Dr. Cularerwclrs.Marrlage Guide,' price Zeta.
Address the Publishers.- -
- -
CIIAS. J. c .itusE i. co.,
len' Bowery, Now York, Post•Oface 13o* SAM.
An Ornament for Every American
.stbsISICZIPLICLELMS7
G[lll[lllllll . AlluiyEasilly
C:ll2toart.
with vivre of 'lndependence MIL""'On tbe Mesa
bictura Creek 49.1%t Park," "Up The Scrag!.
kin." .I.ln lon Leanne Ilanic. a Imre beantlfaliy Color
ed Map of Philadelpbta,straising Farm:met Pura. wbera
the Centennial. Anniversary Buildings trill be erected,
ke., Bled, 40 by Y 7 Inches.
Published in aid of the Cestassoial Pan&
/isms IVAirsso.—lisenuld to SO per day can Yamada
Bond CD cents. end sPaelfftei. 'OP/ and terns to agents
ittll be tent by retenz moil.
T. R. CALLENDER CO., Pablisherw,
• Thltd end Wolnat Bto., Pla.odolpkto
A PRAFITTE . -BUSINESS 1
Q L AN. AT ONE-EIGIITIL TAR
CM! E E rtrYlot E ed. Ira eAletery or wick wed.
• ALEN desiring $ PROPITALE BLTAINESS,an sours
the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT for the rata' of DYOPPB
PATENT CARBON OAS uournultNEAS AND OIL
,for COUNTIES sad STATES; Writs for Inlonnelloa
or cats ott • '
• • •-
• M." -11/ - WNW,
N 0.114 SOIITII SECOND ST., PHILA.. PA.
8.-.Ciatinbes initiated idtb CHANDELIERS and
LAMB of ETery Aesezipt Lou. 26 Or cent-COW= tip
it any other atablithitent to the =BUT., • .
. .
t= -TORONTO -CHIEF, JR.: .
TOBOSTO =RP. 3n. neatly thonangh bred
stallion will stand
tending the
Ist present season for Sty mane.
season commend:3g Apti ad Jai y a. Elidaya
and Saturdays, at the 'table l
of J n .
S. Torben, in blontrose,
the rat of the week at the subscriber* one mile east of
Auburn 4 Corners, on the road loullng Sprinville.
PSDB:RUM—The Voronto Chief, Jr.„ was sir ed hr
ToronMier, who for geed and bottom ta ahead of
to
stallion on record. . was stred by Royal theme
hls data by Blackwood, ant of
an
&knee mere.
Royal George UM* br u lthielt Warrior; and ho bpirl/pOri ,
ed lIppo; and he by ereerger, of England. • ' -
TotIONTO Clam .1 13,'s dam was sired by tiro Moroi:We
bred Jefferson, oat or a Rale/sty mom. Jefferson was
by 'Vlrglnle; bob) Sly. Archie. the etre of Sir. Henry
end m A
andslre of merican Star—dam by Old rarohle..
Second dam a d Bell dlr.
Tonowro Carer. Jn.. is a blood bay with blatkpolnts •
fall tall, weltMs 1,1%0 lbs.. 103 i blinds high, bas had no
training, bat ail good pit, and foible weight Is bard to
beet. Callan!' seo endJadgefor yourselves. Mlles
of,his get Can be seen at the tobscribeee. blares pastor.
ed on reasonable terms. .Accidents and escapes at thei
owners'. risk.
-._ Other rates ItieeldomarY. Terme to Intern with foal.
Zl6; Insuranee money payable March 1 %Z.
J.ll. proirdlor.
AnistilO Corners . Ps:. March 51 . 1912,—501e- ms,
•
We have opened for the SPRING /SAGA Mel/aged
and boot swotted Stock or
Pablo, Noir and Floor Oil Clothe, Window Shades
and Paper, Carpit. Chain, Cotton, Yarn, Bal.
Waddln.,.• Twines, Wicks, Cloehlt
I,ooklng Glaeses, Fanny Baskets.
Droorns,Basketa. Buckets. Mush- .
no, Clothes Wringers, Wood.
• - en and Willow Want to
• ' the United States. -
•
Cot:largo Isamu In tnUtoess auilles as to sett 4104
Prices sad fornleti the bast :milky ot Goods.
EOLE AGILST Fdlt THE
CELEBRATED AMERICAN WASHER.
nu= sue.
0,01300 sobl Bizitniths.
Trans:. Canscts.6o4sys.
An olb or goods. 30 dsys..Net. •
Fob 14. gra. Ern. •
J. T. BASBO,M. D. .
P.O. Box, 17.1, Lancaster. Pa
strztitbis IS7XCIBO3.ae.
Sign of the Golden Eagle and Mortar
JE Desire to inform the public that we bate moved
IV our /3tock of Drugs, Medicines. Paints. Wis. Brash
es. Combs, Perfumery, Fancy Artielcw, etc- JoLc the
Brick Store, formerly occupied by tiottenberg, ROI=
ballra & CO•
We have recently titled up ibis store In Modem Style ;
and ehall endeavor to heap well supplied withall articles
pert/OM:4W the Drug Dulness. •
We extend to everybody a cordial Invitation to call
and see us when in -want or Anything In our hoe. and
when rent , to want; give us a friendly tali. To all our
old costumiers we dale,' to express our thanks for the
very liberal patrol:Lazo hereto(ore extended to es. We
shollendeavor,to merit a couttuoinco of the name..
S ery Truly Tome, -
• A. B. Bfl1!
Montrone: Dec. t 0.1871. • AMOS 171C1101.5.
The Oziginel :Rowe Sewing Machine
wr.LULISIIEDOSIT. 1111110yEn,
A. , Er.. raamisaus &Cm,
BIAltiiET STREET,
PIIILADD%PIItA.
THE •EfiGLE
rritia• ts tare:
raonaions;
BRION'ELOOR, MONTROSE, PA.,
GIVE US YOUR A11i1i11011!
DO YOU WANT
T 304 11l
Sewing Machine ?
fro old frier ls and pat:Email! Earpuebanna county
J. 6Za IA In the field soliciting. your patronage lot
Please eel end see It, with' the Impromeente, at Wi
Egre (l
. Remember the ett e Rowe
has medelltou bead. •
ROOMS AT-.
56 Court Smot, Biugiamptoni N. Y.,
AND AT
Wilson's Store, ffiontrose j Pa.
IL IL DIZAIOP.E.
itontioact l Jan. 13,18^!.
SUSQEHANNA MINERAL SPRING
WA I VER CURE.
-0
TEM hOttie to tIOR cerehleted end teat i ear, item:l&
'dation a visitors end the treatment of ititgattle.
The tollawing ere eating. the dioceses trio= to have
Deer ettretl,by the Ilse of the Soviets= IlinerslWatert
DISPVSIA. GRAVEL, MADETiB, king?
DISEASES VENEIUM.DIEIBiSZSADROIt-'
tt- ST, ALL 110131ITIES of the BLOOD;
LIVER ULCERS
FIuES, CIIRONIC DIABEIIZA,
ViIiNGZISEMSEi, Rum.
MATzs i. g. =SIP.
, Et&s,.},3Avt - u?s, scrtorcu.
Cut ciaziocruuts_ Zflesezuseis.
To those. who, ecostoiaplito 'tatting tho Bythtis,
would say that thoIIOTTSP.Ii PITTED w►th snort to Mei
.'nr •
corsorer and EASE
, .
of our 417.3 !Loaders shall true ri o palm; in looldagto
ther srottue. We goarantee score or decided holp,or
no py. Fo? further partkatitni entrain of, or address
SuluhaAna Mud Springth
nrwhl 2)=1!;"5'
,tirrklt 1112,,0
Cord)) §oknoo &atm.
.74rcr lines alt.lXtedo7l,ol l f SltsrleLSO"
caul additionalline,4o
NEW =WOW
&WINOS /JAM FEW VILPOII9.-81s pirt
terest un all Deposits, r, Does szesent Sat UM Bull
' nom: •4111-Lf • • • . 5.144 MAO OM •
c.virtro4 •rt.tareit—loanatast traezummt
Peak/ gawking Cams Plaster. Flub granite
W. L MOSS aco , traders to Dry Goethe. Bees
. Seoul sod Shoes. and antral litembsodise,' esk
Attest, second does below the Erdseepat antrido. • •
--
ON LIOTEi. telit by MUMS* ONSTB,O9IE/SO
sOectosear rite Depat...s , .
W. S. MEAD, Foundry. end dealer in Plain ostd AU I
tUene 115,,0n0. door from Ildnney's gad, gain
N. P. SI3IOE.R, Coretego raker and .Undertaker, tTA
Mato Street, two donee below Hawley'. Store: . _ _•
, .
3IeCOLLUI4 BROTStERS.. Deelent_in Groceries - . aid
Provisions, on Mein street.* • •
ECOKRIZET.a 804. Dealers Inklour: 144 Xeal,
Snit, Lima, 'Cement, Grnmries and, Proirtplo . as=tua
Ettrectoppplito tbe Depot.
ar T. ItATDEN,r Itannfittarers of Cleans sad
Wholesale dealers in Yankee Notions and Panel
Goods. on Main Minot, below,Episeopsl azure •
MOSS di =AP. Lealber Maaarectstrars sad &alas.
la Ic E Deco Vtadlogs; near Episcopal Cpalreit.. •
ARMY & TIATDEN, Dealers I n . Drynnandliedicings- ,,
and Manunittnrent Clganr, on linin Etna, afar
4. VrEP.16:13. - liesze Shoste. andgeitesslitepsldni
on 3.lnin Street., south of the blitge. • ' - .• • •
. DSCRBtiIIAV. JE:,'Desler In gezeisl eicretandlpo
and Clottdo rt. Brick Store. on Neln Street: • „
GREAT BEICD.
L. S. MirtEl3l, Manufacturer of Leather:cud deeler
generalXerchandlee. on Than Street.'
U. P. DORAN, Merchant Tailor and dater la nati.4
Nada Clothing, Dry Goods, Onxezles andArovidOwl,
1 A oidil:Gi et A :411
MR IVIIITE, Thaniku;kLnT - oland dealer la eloped
or Plows ;rid Casthljp. . •
011350 N.
IL If. TOIGLEY—DeaIer In Sterne, Ttn, Copper. 2ralle
and Sheetiran Ware, Castings, ae. Alan. nonnfaetar•
er of Benet Metals to order. Eve Troop, and Lead Pip—
balances attended to at fair priers—Olbaan Malan
Pe:merle:Ms.-19. „, , '
IIDWARDS & BRYAST, 3Lanufaatarers• of . Wagon.
and S le i gh t , near the Ingalls'l3tore: .
110INITROM
O. B.ISEEBE—CamaI.7 Surveyor. of ST:Kathie:ma Coin
tr. 0111 es In the Court noun, 410zttbse,
ABEL Tuniunz. Dealer Metacbses:
Drie,,,tintra:tom el• giTClqs
JAMES R CATEVATIR Attanm at taw, 'OM* otta
'do:7r Wow Tarttall Ilcmae, Patdie.Ammao.• •
11. CIXIIPEI b CO.. Baticem Iforticti
sago TicketsandDxaßaoa Engaud, neon.
*nd.i•
J. It. FL.tittfEWS Eating Saloon Air the place to_nra
" -fee Chem, Oysters and pams, to ettrystyls, On Kiln
street.. •
STROUD & BROWN. - General Piro an dtdhi Tatar.
mica ; alto. tall Railroad and AccideatTioketa
- to NOP York and Philadelphia. Odle* Sue dotraffittt
F. B. MANDL'S'', 0 etterilltice mod Bridnits
. chine Agent.Pnblic Maine.* „ -
Bravo a rucnois, the piano laVeregnalidatsdi
etner. Clore, Tortseeo r Pipes,!Po Books, PV/Cb
"des, Tarim Norton', &e.,llrtek flock. , ,
W 31,1... COX,
by
maker and dealer In all article.
trattalty kept by the trade, opposite tha Bank. •
1301fD & conirm. *liters In Stoves, Itardwaer.
and 3fannfactnrera of Tin and Sticctlzon rata, Cotner
of ]fain and Tonndka &trent.
8. IL lions% lanrelatat Teflon ' sad dale? in
Oaths. Trimmings, . and Varnishing Goods. a nd
Heady-Undo Clothing, an Vain Wet!, nest &nit be
low Little and Illakslees Low Onles. • •
A. N. DDLLADD, Dealer In Oroeerlos, - Providonr.
Books,Stattonery and Yankee ,Notlons,' a< bald ai
,Fublie Avenue! - •.
T. SPOKE .4 CO., Dealers la Stores, Hardware
Agricultural Implement*, Flour azidOrocertmappo
• site Tabun House, .
HATESFORH d'ITITCHEL.:Ltvery sad Mir.hisc•
Stabit.tnreirotßan.kbnEding. • .
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WILLIAM SMITH'S
enalire /Imitate Vtsurmn o rio vrM didthe butesi
FIRST CLASAND CO lON
F. - ERNI TIJI:g 1
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To bo fotnd in :MNsection of tio oatto_try, of Ids info
maantatture. awl 01 prices that caigkot Call tosty, oath.
Intact. Ho roakes =every box% .- . • , _ i •
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lIMM3}ISI4)I4 IMULM 1
In tho Condo:, and WAAILLISTS them•
UPHOLSTERY WORE
CI aft idha doge l 5 this neatst manner
2r* ma zv eve X3:Ei Zo
or V=OtriEt KC:11)5
FIRE :WO.l lIATBASSES,
COMMON MATRASBI2.
UN= D,E.'ll TA K-I NO.
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...nesitbscittei at til ficreeter mato the undensittat- a
specialty to bis business. llsrliyust tosublesea a
NEW and the moat elegant $33/1 lathe atste,sll
needing tulas,' bis ussrlecs will bead= to promptly.= at
Blas dunes. .. : ,• . • .
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WIT. W. SMITH it SON.
Stqatrosee. Ta., alasTZ-7110-4f.
k GOOD FART[ POE SALEI—Of 4b sores waU im
protedi.well wsteredome good building, lying fro
miles from that Dad and two loges from LawritOs
Cantor; to Mary. .Towashfp. Vaq's Co"' re,rArok
Yawn as the Samuel Ireland D rty eintlA dent , t'a•
per Mrs and two thirds of IS an tong For fuel.
erpartleabsa enquire ot tt.Traesdell,ort adAdatn6;
tam. ar of.d. O. rimpboD.Owego ofti.D.
& goad alry bra, ISO'soror say Rani,
Dralord Co : s.. C