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CATITLIII'OMITICIT . . Reir.a. IkarriEr
hahestelSenColl. Flamm& &many In each Month
isabballiac.4al • Immediately berm, Bum
EPISCOPAL OIIIIIICIL.Rae. IL A. WAllnacct4 Rector.
gabbstb, Rervldes , IOX 11. ay. and 7,.y f i m.
Sunday Otlx.ol. - • • m.
wcek.Ay. 'rticrflnen.L.Wmlnesdays
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A.P. ..
msruothar EPISCOPAL ...Ma, . Aiiiilibig.
AIWA* tiervices _ 10.4 0 a. m. mad 'LW p. m.
aaaastaSamol • • - A P.- la.
p r wortetOg, Thursdays - ' . 193 p-au
pßEs4;l4itioreiylvitai . • Rev:4. mialiiea•
s.bt.th arra teat • 10.0 a. in. ands
aannathEebooL.Map. m.
Prayarlltcelln4r,Tttamdar grelllnge...... ......... P. M.
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We- coil attention to- the fallowing advertise.
1ne13 6, new this week.
40ritige Letting---Superv;sors of Bridge
cater.,_
--Proposed Amendment to the Constitution
::;,Stiottenter wanted—Uptegrove
A..knotwledgetrent.
sq . () exerted themselves to recover thi
bdilraf 'my grandsoiVelement D. Blakely, - and,
mothers whose sympathy and assistance have.
tuiniivert to my.selr and family In our
(lop, l would return our mostgrattful thanks.. •
May they also obtain' mercy "when 'their:
fair cometh." J. BLAciati.s.
Montrose, June 28,1812.
A •froVicro Storm.
4/11Th-d - reday teat, July dth, about one o'cloolt.,.
r. 41.01 tecere wind stormed passed Ord the
Campton, Bret:Nord . County, de.
ing nitwit damage. The new Church,
eiltYcipietett, ens lifted from: its' fotinda.
rims-and entirely destroyed, also , largely thane
agltig the crops, and fruit... . _
Ircetrm Itireather.
We knew that the weather bad been warm
of latenut we did opt know just 4.4 u, warm
omit tut ay, when late obtained Use idea from
a very, young son of one of our most prominent
citoans. Be had been to church sod on his
the ribbon which served as the band of his
hat tine Mlase4. Vi'henasked what }rid become
of it, the going gentleman responded - "Oh! it
wasp:dna 1 took it 41" Atter hearing this we
ccaispet. -;
No., 2 Fire cii*npany. - "
The following officers were elected on Friday
craning, July Stb, 1872. to hold from: ft tly to
January 1879:
Foreman, J. R. Raynsford la -Assistant
Foreman, E. C. lleVicar ; 2nd Assistant Fore
marylsaac Runyan; Secretary, Geo. it; !Jur
era ; Treasurer, E. K. Tarbell; Ist pipethan,
P. T. Moran ; 2nd Pipeman, Bliss.
Entaarai
31n. Enron looked over closely the
olio= in the laSt issue of your paper, and I
think - the - name is Carrie.
I send you one for Carrie or some one else to
I am composed of 11.rirteen letters.
My 1,4, 10 1 9, 13, is a color.
My 9,3, 6 L 3 a garden implement.
3fy 7, 11, 12, 5, of our coontry.
My 8 is n vegetable.
My whOle is my name in full.
Mud Lake, Pa., June 37;1872.
National Progress
The Great Atnerican Institute annonnem its
Forty-first Annual Exhibition, to be opened in
the City of New York, on the fourth of Sep
tember next. Applications for space to exhibit
the beat Agricultural Productions, 31a:haulm'
Inventions, Artistic devices, and valuable arti•
elm of American manufacture, are pow in or
der. It is intended to make this the most ex
tensive, useful and meritorious exhibition ever
held in America.
A sit of Historl•
A TeCelat writer says, before or in 1789 a m td
had been built, "trout the south part ~af the
Safe,' through Mt. Pleasant"to the State line "
&Crier Phiston, Henry Drinker, the oldes, and
Join Hilburn, aidedin laying out a town, of
sevltaibuDdings, on the Susquehanna, near the
mouth of -Cascade' (or Case:Willa?) creek, and
(ailed It Harmony. Mr. Preston constructed a
road down the said creek from his own point.
somewhere, perhaps, in Preston township.
_Af
terward, he was instrumental in getting a road
from Harmony, over the mountain, to Stock
port on the Delaware, wherete settled and died
lie tnonght the latter would be the great
throughfare betweeri the two rivers, while the
south road would bring trade and travel to con
centrate at Itaimony.—Sumudurnna loutaal.
Put In Writing.
llow i rany misunderstandings arise from the
'wale manner h which business matters are
talked up, and then when each party puts in
his own construction on the conversation, the
matter is dismis ,, d by each with "all right,"
'all right!' Frequently it turns out all wrong,
and becomes a question for lawyers and courts.
More than one hall of the expensive and useless
litigations of the country couldbe saved if peo
ple were in the habit of putting their agree
ments in writing. Each word in our language
has its own peculiar meaning, and memory.
May be the change of its position in a sentence
conveys-1m entirely different idea from that in
tended. When once reduced to writing, ideas
tie tired and inelastic:
Man larotraed at Great Rend,
Last 'Monday 'afternoon, James Haskins % an
Euglishman, aged 25 years, went bathing with
his brother, about a raile below Great Bend .
He could not swim ; and getting.inba deep wa
ter, was drowned." Unsuccessful search was
made for the body, but On Wednesday morning
as some boys were rowing across the river at
Binghamton, they discovered the body floating
town, and it was secured.
The deceased came to,thi's * county frogi
kipant six months ago. Be was a )ahpring
mn4 biatlrding at Great Bend, and bad just
hired Gni fij peel bark. The remains were tak
en charge at by his friends_—Suspohanna
Journal.
Pon Wince Po fltics.
.Our P.M. Is "IQ"' 10, Ortuit, as witness the
following which appeared on $ bfilletin board In
front of the Post Mice, July 4th, 30 2
"From The Caucassion, Mo. State Sovereign
ly, White Supremacy and Repudiation.
Total Repudiation of the Monatioui Yankee
war debt or another Rebellion.
. ?or President; Horace Greeley, OM; grown,
pox, Trumbull or the Devil.
' , Any thing to beat Grant,'
Fits Is Li'bemlisea.", , -
Yrelivre no comment to make on the tete,
iirlefit'te say that the lust line, !This h Mend-
IsnrAslntenied to be understood as original
with the P. M. The honest - and intelligent men
a tali comity. Vl° are placing the welfare of
the country in one' side of the lrilanee, and
Graat and his corrupt official brigade, in the
other, are competent to judge 91" the tyeisltt of
kith (?) conclif4ons as the above; st4rok
ite,v,„ spirit that indites thim:"liViona'flie gods
11.0 destroy they fist make IVRY'
Tire Seaside.,
At Cape May the: Colmelda 'house will be
ready lbr,guests on daturdayolut ^Oth -day of
this month-Mr. George J. Bolton, Proprietor
of Bolton* . hotel et. this place and 'the Wash
ington hotel on. Chestnut .Strent,Philadelphia,
will again - open the Columbia—this being his
ninth season at the capes and each season - at
the same house. yoF desirable locality, good
ocean front' smooth . beach and gineral line of
home coinforta let us .recoinmend the popular
Columbia house, and for the bust ocean bath=
ing mak; Coast, the brat'pationized and best
regulated acashore boson fer the summer, let us
reeinnmetid CIO May. t s lirr. Bolton informs us
his band; has Imw.eliaica,. 44 usual, and the
Columbia_ will not fair tohus Min Its well' carried
repot-at/cm ler, centred. and-plealure.—Eferris
4'urg P 4 4 14.1, ".:
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The 'Frnking PrUfteige.
Letters intt beSeutfreeof postage by and to
the President and Vieektesidant ; members of
the Cabinet.; rhembMs, Gf Congress and dele
gates froth Territcaies ;'-Seeretary of the Senate
and Clerk. ,- of Douse of Representatives;
First and Second dont:rollers or the Treasury,
Solicitors, and Anditors of the Treasury, Treas
urer and Register of the treasury Assistant
Secretaries of State, the .Treastiry, Was and
Navy; Comrassioners'
,Gcm4rely - Land
Office, of,Custonts.,. of Internal .Revenue, of In
dian Affairs, ,of= victilnireof Pensions, of
Immigrotion . and of .Public Building; Post
master 'Genera and'Assistant_PostmasterVen
eral.; lnspector,General and Commissary Gen
erator Subsistence;, Solicitor and Naval Judge
Advocate-Gene;rar; Solicitor loaf the War Do
partment ; Paymaster General ; Chief-Engineer;
Surgeon General; Colonel of:Ordnance ; Chief
of Bureaus of the Navy Department; Superin
tendent and Assistant . Superintendent of the
Coast Survey; Superintendent of the Census ;
Deputy 'Commissioner of Internal Revenue;
Provost Marshal General, and all Chiet Clerk s
of the Executive Departments.
Inoreaso or Touchup'.
The Commissioner-of Pensions lets issued the
follecring Circulars for the information of those
entitled to an increase of. pension under theism
act of congress
"Persons who are already pensioned under
the act of June 6, 1860, at either of the rates of
$l5, $2 or V 5, are entitled by an act passed
Juno 8, 1872, to incr sseil rates, and may secure
such increase...without, formal_ application and
without the intervention of an attorney; nor
will any atturneyship bo recognized in such
cases. A letter from the pensioner pensioned
at above addressed to this office, enclosing his
present pension ce . rtitialtes and giving,his post
office address, will be a sufficient mpleitentatien
of his claim to the, Increase. •
The certificates -will raxiets such rntier;e.
meet of the increased rate, as will then be for
warded to .the perisibit agency at which the
pension is plyonble, sail the pensioner will be
notified of such transmlssice."
Graded School.
The following promotion were made M the
last examination. The' name of the depart
ment to !which they were promoted is given, to
gether with the per cent of their standing,
IYTER3IIIDIATE—Louiso Carlisle Sri, Frank
Smith 95, Jennie Hines 90; Annie Lyons 90,
Lila Weeks 90, Nelson Warner DO, Jesse Cran•
dall 90, Charles Doolittl 00, Annie Barnhart
87, Louise .T.MIII SO, "Hattie Strange 80. Ilattie
Rogers tii, Josic Moran ,80; Emma Lyons
Alonzo Cole 80, Charlks4iceler et) Rose 4.)enni
son 75. •
thusrluat scimoi,--Ed. 'McKenzie 97, harry
Nichols 91, Henry Page Bs, ehauney Hawley
89, Effie Babcock 73, Edna Horton 73, May
Fo... , tendeti 70, Frank 310xrey 70.
Sgs ton Smoot.—Second Grade, Carrie
Hempstead 80, Jessie MoNley 7;9, ('barley
Marie 71t4, James DeWitt 77, .11Creti IT3wley 77,
Samuel Ilehne 73, Mary Griffith 70, Ettie 310,-
pan 70.
First Gentle—John Lyons 93. Willie lA, in
.83. Slierldle 11,-bruin .3.
Agtigts 11,9tt%131, 'DUI" ug- 80; IV UH F Jristip
79, 'Ell.a . Sc:oft NN. Elba Pratt '75,'1 er.,;,: Grilils
70.
I I igh Sc .I—.l oh n Lyon.
I flaw which had been reproduced in its editor-
Closing .EXClrelft9s,
, ials, but that it hadmopied extensively from the
on
Ivedim dny
afternoon,afternoon,
the
students of the
Tribune, and it was like a boy striking his
Graded School and quite a number ot our elti
father, for him to go back on Mr. Greeley now.
tens assembled in the Main Room to participate
in and witness the closing excl., i-es of the No sir, the IttfaUkda must not think that all
Term. The thermoneter indicated 84 degrees who take it are in for the office-holders party.
It can keep up its low slang and make us much
in the shade, yet all were merry and eager for
mire hinges as It wishat, but it cannot thivc the, in
was
eominencement„ The progra
dependent Republitants from their settled deter
was ably arranged and the several charm:ten
well sustained, showing doe t rai"ing , and a de- 1 alination, that if IL G. has a. fair field With
,
sire on the part of the students to excel. The Grant, to vote Str the fOrmer and not the laqer,
exeraie,s,thr.-otigy-iont we
c . c6. nd 'thereby manifest their -disapprobation' of
plimentary attenion, and the teachers and stn-' official greed, in the bestowment of itationage
dents may well feel gratified at their success. I upon those who mate the most valuable pies-
At the conclusion of the exercises, Prof. !law-
eni,, so that the President may go into the
Icy invited Cormay Superintendent IV. C. Til- • chair a poor man and in three short years he.
den to make some remarks to the School. Mr.
come one of the most wealthy of the land. 'The
independent Republicans will nut indorse any
Tilden briefly addressed the audience, cbmpli.
such office brokerage as this by voting for
mentitiettie teachers and students, terminating
in be. Grant next fall See it this is not so.
Lis retrir - Vilty — presenting Prof. ifacvley,'
PeoNf A SOTIsCrirBEIL or TUE .Mcesimosn
half of the studicmts, Shakspere's Works," in
six:,beautiful calf-bound volumes, and a napkin
ring r es a slight testimonial of their affection
and esteem for him as a teacher and a friend ;
assuring him that his labors in their behalf
would not be forgotten - in Lis absence, and of
their regret at parting with him. Prof. Haw
ley, who was suprised at the gills, returned his
thinks in well chosen and sipprtipriato remarks.
During his stay among us, Mr. Hawley has al
ways received the respect of. our people who
have appreciated his auecessfuyfforts to make
the school a first-class one and thaw, gifts, com
ing from hiiiteldents, will assure him where he
stands in their,esteetn„- 7 .Bu,sguelianna Journal.
Lochs% •
These derouring inseets are unusually numer
ons this yetw. 50 tar, they don't seem to have
done any damage to the plants or trees, but
what may result from such an influx of them it I
is difficult to presap. Locusts are mentioned I
both in sacred and profane history. The proph
et Joel, su the Holy Scriptures, speaks of the 1
coming of the locusts "like the noise of a flame
of fire that destroyeth the stubble;" and one ofl
the afflictions of Pharaoh wtis a plague of lo
custs. In the east the ravages of the locust is
terrible, owing to the vast numbers in which
'they appear, filling the air like flakes of snow
and darkeningitie sky solhat objects cast no
shadow. They eat up every green thing, and
after the grass and leaves they devour in their
hunger the bark of trees and shrubs. Ripe
grain. howesnr. may mane. tut being_tOo bard
and dry. ' Oaa peculiarity of, Mese Insects, they
do not appear annually ; it is only after the
lapse of a number of years that they are again
so mamma_ and deettuctive. In the past, in
the history cd scene ccandlich the ypara of their
extmonrtnaty ahuntimme have - hum marked as
Yam_ .nr Pta 6 . 15
ltence and Icle,'
Xoaasts are mum in many comatries,rmtsted
and fried in butterAircuait We doubt If any one
in tida tinizier 'Would relish ddi It of this kind.
I PkAlrdin brim illeY appear . regi@rti' the
Marketed' EVITA and Axribis, and are
estectattd,as gaite a luxury by the inhabitants.
peenllty conformation of She wing •of the
bactedgiactithe shape of the letter 1V,.. The .ig
nostril, and superstitious, always art talk beat
for the nuirrdleusAttscide• Mist° he a sign, soft
theit„ al= .6V2Pliesribc And. dheY
clinCtuom mat it means - gar. "—partial .
" •
The DlPourth? In Montrose. •
The Fireman, according to announcement,
had a very creditable celebration of the Deth
Anniversary' of Odr . National Independence.
The'diy was Maxissitteliluit, but our fl
are not 'afraid of "hot" work, hence, they, car-,
ried out their prognimme in full, as previously
announced. The new Hose Cart and uniform
of the Fire Department, made , a good .diSplaY
•
as they paraded theprincipatstreets, headed by
our Sifter Cornet Band. No. 2, in our fire de
partnactit, does notilgnify second best, as we
noticed their ranks outnumbered and. their ap
pearance was equal to that of N0..1; Tha
caption on the Fair Ground was well -patroniz
and.tfle. Faxitastisi, Minstrel show and sack
racing, 'Merited": considerable amusement. AL
joke, which-seemed a little hard for some to
take, was the selling of tickets for the minstrel
showitiltieliwai afterward given in au open
tent, with the air fdr a tent pole and the canopy
of lleavoulbi a'cinvais, and no dour tender to
take tiro tickets. The Declaration of Independ
ence was readuby Wm. li. Jessup, Esq., in a
clear, forcible, and -impressive manner, after
which, J. %McCollum, Esq., delivered a Well
timed, eloquent and patriotic address, strictly
legitimate to the day. Ills historic allusions,
and earnest exhortations, were free from all po
litical or prejudicial coloring, and were received
with marked attention and interest, by a large
and intelligent audience. The pyrotechnical
display was unavoidably omitted on account of
rain. The receipts of the Fitente . o from their
reception, etc., amounted to about Von above
all expenses: The; dariVis one remarkable for
Its quietness and good;order. We have two or
ganizations in Itoutr(4,of which we may well
be proud ; our Fire Departinent, and our Silver
Cornet Band.
now Greeley 13 ReptidlWO
Enron DEMOCRAT the Montrose Re
publican of 17th inst., I find an editorial on the
statements of the lion. Henry Sherwood, ut
reference to the dissatisfaction of republicans
of this county, with the nominations of the
office-holders convention at Philadelphia. It
Is claimed that there is no such dissatisfaction
existing. The statement of Mr. Sherwood may
be too strong. Yet there are many independ
ent Republicans who repudiate the Philadelphia
nominations.
I have been in five towns of this county, and
in all of them I have found u goodly number of
reading and thinking Republiants, who urn not
office seekers, but who control to a great 'ex
tent, by their candor and intelligence the senti
ments of their naspectivii towns, who are sup
porting the Greeley" and Brown ticket, besides
many more who will do so if there are but two
tickets in the,fiettl.
But, iays the Papa,liran, no one has refused
my paper yet, tniierorerril are going -for Grant.
sow, right this town, there me over
fifteen repriblicans who will vote fin. H. G., and
all but two rthink take the Rept! , lkart. And
this is the result in a gnat measure of the low
cunning and stale falsehoods which of• late cov
er its pagr . A.
Said a republican in Lenox to me the other
day, the Montrose P.publie a n is doing More for
the liberal movement, than any other paper tin
the county, by publishing those transparent
falsehoods, which every school boy can detect
and understand the spirit which caused their
inditement.
One of the that Republicans hi Susquehanna
Depot, who was opposed to the. Cincinnati
movement and who isa reader cf the Reprthli
r-In and other administration papers, was so in
dignant over the blenders which they have
published about Mr, Greeley, that he declared
to me lie would vote for lam, and when he
went to N. Y. he urhsrrltml for the daily I'ri
-1,1 tit.
In ronrersat ion with one of the most Mien'
p • t republhsins of this town, on the course the
Ripaiicita is pursuing, he said he had thought
lie would have it stopped, but had come to the
conclusion that it was doing more good than
hurl, to the reloi l ai Movement., 'atifl
therefore take it for the time he had subscribed.
He said that the Rep . diiran was more indebted
to fforace Greeley for it former sticc&:s than to
any tither maw, toe it was not only his brain-
Brontlyn,l'a-, June W,
1111 Mari Compensation.
Mn. Eorrou The Independent Repubti,m
of June 10th, publishes the following "table, of
couipens dime (monthly) paid private soldiers
and officers up to the rank of Colonel in the
Union Army of 1861-5.
Lieu Co ls l o 3 l o Co
L p ion tis .. s 6
c 0 o . . ( n 10 o
Coryp o nts 5 33 ..30
3,140r5. 71.00 ,t 3 /3.1:0 Privates 13 L 0
The Officials Army Register of 1881, paws
684, contains the following Statement of -
Monthly pay and allowances In the American
may:
I.lMt. Gen. $175 00 Mil Gm. 14:140 Wig. Gm. 1r3...'9.00
Ealt4".S/USES AND OFIINAIICE
. ,
taloneia f=l7oo
Lieutenant Cobanes,— ............ 212 uo
Itiajurs 189 00
Captains. .4 • • tae 00
let Ltentun'ant ' 1.21 00
•ftid Llentertut I'll 10
ftd Emelt Lieutenant.... ' 121 90
DISAOO3XII, CITA= , REFISKAN YND L. 16131. f WITTALNY.
Colonels
Lieutenants Colonels
Majors
•
Captains
Ist Lieutenant
- 5.1 Lieutenant
Brerit Licit:mints • .;
7 '
d j atan anti nrgimerfal "Qtaster lititti,lllo CO per
Meng% addaloriaL . .
• ALTaircr AND DRASTAT.'
Colancii •
Ltentiioant Calm:tele
Major
•
Captains
lot Clestausnt.
tnd Lletttenants .• • . 105 . to
Z7cfl Breelt Lintel:lWe .Its 50
, -
Adjutant Sr addition toprylllA oOpettnontlr.
Begitaentai quarter Master, -20 per =oath.
Oiticere avetzted to Blatt linty &air paraceardtaz to
their Lineal reek to the 4nar,
It may not betel:Lenny' knoirii that the "al
lowances" of ear Officer a l e
_fit:saliently Tarim; ly
la excess of pay &open.. For Instance, the
Lieutenant 'Citarai of tini Army reeetves as
payzl27o 00* mcnatit, andlas allowances :are
00 per montli;,tatal 00. The pay
proper of a Cd.'tf gaiety is $llll 00 'per
moritb,alloirmacel $127 00, - total $1.17
' " VFarria
Cann New York eity,thethermometerstml
OA 71=41w last It
195 at 98 ta *Atm, •
Water rour.norarik.-.
During the It s ated homcri, whit!? at
Wurk,:ahould he•vrateredi - voty,frequlattir,say
every hourk.rxr!itten. gdarky,go hito.frtho,lields
with teams earlyitt the never.thlnk of
mitering.nntlillintem time. 'alas qty thei, pran-
Alec we bellese, 'and 41 'altogether (wrong,
BT:lte4nent ' - .witterin,i;:tleY atilt - s*ent More
freely, stand much more, and her. far-,botter in.
every respect. - A. copluns,persplratißn keeps
the skin cool, and enables plaier man or beast
to endure a much higher temneirrtnre than they
possibly could where there Is aleck of surface
molstum. Bakke, where Work horns are wa
tered.often there need he . por,fear. of. their drink.
leg to excess and Wining ,theumelves,
quence, Theretird, we' say L ddriee these' hot
day* see to it ilitiCtuithirig - you'itiffer Ibr
water, especially your work team.
Zfr:A.'iqL.Pl.3C4tl.:=9
BLAtspEti—lftsvfriim—Tti Suiquebanno De
pot; at the Chaffee [Longo,. July 2d; by '.Rer.
W. R. Westlake, Ednain.l..• A.. Dlalatlen, of
Jaekson, mu-Miss Josephette L. 31tasseoger, of
Bridgewater, Pa
KNAPP—DECKES- In Susquehanna Depot, at
CIO Chat!Ca .1101t5e, 2d, George Knapp,
and Miss Genette Decker, both of Gulf Sum
mit,
Ser.Etr,cllll.l:nn—ln S:usquebannh Depot, at
the chaffht , linitse, July 2d, by Rev. W. B,
Westlake, Philip Sheeley, of Rockland, N.
Y., to Miss Eliza Miller. of DUW.llaVilier
1in" , ..-r—BEAniz.--In Binglnunton, June 22d, by
the Rev. Dr. Paddock, Mr. Atutrs C. Runt, of
Port Dickinson, and Miss Sarah Beable, of
Susquehanna.
31Arrtxtinv—In Ern:Lavine, July 5,
. bq Rey. Lotlit , r Peek, Mr. James K. Martin,
and Hiss Mary M. Gary,'both of Elk Enke.
Mack—SKFTY:ns---Tti 3fidmnoy rite, July 3, by
the Rev. A. DI. Wood; Mr. Ebaritxt N. Mack.
of Brooklyn, Pa., and Miss Lou E. defiers, of
Lenox, Pa.
Pkande—TuATcann—ln liarfonl, dune 12th,
by Rev. A Miller, Mr. Marvin T. Perigo, and
Miss Abbie E. Thatcher.
HowAnn—ln Liberty, on the 11th inst, Mrs.
Lucy Ann, wife of Henry W. Howard, in the
forty third year of her age.
The suffrnpv of Mrs. Howard during the
last weeks, of her life, were at times, intense,
and watchers could scarcely regret the release
from mortal agony. yet to iriends and acquain
tances her departure is mgreat loss. A lonely
husband and bereared daughters testify- of her
worth, kindred and nei,labors will miss her
companionship, while tiro ,Baptist church, of
which for many years she has heart a member,
has lost a valuable laborer.-
Xi CS' N FAS , LOCALS.
Wanted
Inuneellatels, a noon slumutaker, ti work on
new work, permanent ciunition, wax! wages,
none but. a first:class wiolauan need apply. Ad
dress IThrttanowt: & Co.
Montrose, Pa., July 10111,r1872.—w3.
Keep the flair Enbleminbed.
" I mu like an old hemlock—withered at the
top," said a venerable Indian Chief, pointing to
Ids thin and bleaching locks . Thousand+ of
men and women in society, nineli
yotim:rer then.the oil Sag -Amon., are like him,
" withered at the top," .simply bemuse they
Lave neglecte.l.to use the means of ',reser , . tug
nail beautifying the hair Willed science hail
placed at their disposal. If !Awes K./ern...mon
Is. faithfully applied once or twice a day, to the
fibers:nut tae scalp, it is jest as impossible that
the hair FLoald decay. wither, fallout - or become
harsh and luny, as that a meadow, duly re
1tra1,..1 with - nightly den, end sunlit rains,
should Leconte arid and barren of PFONI blade.
This matchless preparation not only keeps the
hair alive and the Skin of the head in a healthy
and clean condition, but actnally multiplies the
lilahtrnts and imparts to them a lustre, flexibili
ty and wavy beauty unattainable by any otlmr
mod, of treatment. It ,loco not, like the metal
' lie and sulphurous hair dycs - ,dry tip the natural
inoisUtro of Ilut scalp. bat supplies nutriment to
the roots of the hair and vigor to the fibers
—PunoaTivklPit.t-s have become a settled
necessity with the American people. lndeed,
cathartics Amyl; love been' and aiWilp3 111111 St
1M:111141i, in'soint fotm. all mankind lir ibis
country the pilolnr fortzt of .tulministpttion has
bevy. grin in favor since.pills were first made
of Aloes and" Rhubarb, rolled foto a ball.' Their
high position In the public confidence has final
ly been secured and fastened 'into permanency
by Ayim's C.11711A11:11(• L'im.s, the most skillful
combination of medicine for the diseases they
arc intended to cue's, that science can devise or
a rt produce. Those echo need pills, na Winger
hesitate what pit); to tithe It* they can get
,wait's •Pit.t...4,— . lsrbeeling, (Va.) Prco.
Notice.
The second quarter on the pews in St. Paulus
church, will be due. July ; hope it
will be
_promptly 1;?all on or before that. date.
1:1. J.:SI/ion; Taus.
31oqt rose, Ji . ine 2,6,18;2.
. •
Music! Rude:: -
Latest Sheet Music received every week - ,
Pi
anni Organs, Music and Instruction
call at Isbell's. .1. F. BnoNsixt.
Montrose, Juno 2d, 1d72.—w3
School Directors.
Will please notice (see - Belton] .Journal for
June) that the Annual tic Ipot Term is .extend
ed to fire 111011 (113 ; arrangements therefor should
be made in determining the amount of new
Sellout Tax.
I am anSinus to have nll the Allot:Lai Reports
as soon as July Ist Unless all are filed in
School Department by July 131 h, the State Ap
propriation may be witbbeitl.
W. C. TILDEN, Co. Supt.
Forest Lake, Jane 12114 1972.
V. S. Mall
The contract for 4akrtyiog the Wail between
Montrose and Friendsrille, has been awarded to
rile, and proposals will be received by D. D.
&arta or Poit-Master - of Montrose, for sub-con-
tractin.. ' _
- • • • It ILvrwooD.
Montrose, June 3 - Ite, 18L'....
Slate Boothe; •
The saibseribei mit furnish:tad pat on No. 2
slate near)) , as cheap as hemlock shingle.% also
all the diderent colored No. 1 slate. lam lay
slate on old shingltsl roofs and make a...g00d
Terms reasonable. Post office address.
Wm. lisennworr,
No. 14-tf. 111imtiose, Pa.
Noileo to Settle Accionnts.
IlaYin'g waited on Many of my patrons from
six ioten years, I must jitstlee to myself, us
well as them, ask for a aettlement of book
aceounWby cash, or rtote, betnrean this, time
and thagno.of, August,gext,• until that time
booka*llt remain at my,Offleo: after that they
will be plated in the hands of ail - attorney for
prompt colketion..: 1.: - .
L.,L.,Gairmeart, M. D. ,
Montrose, Pa., May .19th, 1.872.
ElO3
213 IX
ura 00
116 50
SIM 00
199 00
• 110 IX
.140 50
.. 110 00
, NEW, TO= Otto'mom ICIASILIVES.
Ctirrected , wetkly - byi aidiagg, Etaiden kb Ca,
lark-
?utter; pasl 23e1.„ 1 1
22=3
Cheere,d,perit! -• • . ' _ toe.si
facto alry ry, ".. • -311 1 .1112
peedoz .... ' • ' b•wor‘
Flour per barrel. 5.230540
Corn . 3.50QM.75
What, per .... .1..5ted.57
• . ' 75 e 7 6
CYala, ~. ~4-1605
Com. • , • • :63e83
tT0yf11371... 7 ......; .• .; , 851V0
Tallow - " - ' - •
•••
Lord Per B) .••,.„- •-• • - • 8 4 0
Potatoes Per '' • :•.t -t-tt W. 441/ 00
Apples
Turkeys peirll).; .•-••• • - •
Clieketa.l-,•••, • •
Dtwk4,-;
D~7BTSI9.
Apedal golittp.
die's"
pdtgungte;..llala
1:61 boeitiiiCarritya that. ripen .the ; kstrves tPliettecatst
„many diatrexeing diaseases, if libellee; beat all pro
! dispokilid td talent:titles: this la the 'swoon in *bleb
attacks may be natlepated. A weak atruntelf;
too; is wiialrestirithe snmeterlnsidathif, otod.t.tn loos or
- :vitalitY:tdrongh ;honoree by extempro_pemolraticei lie
so great, that a wholesome tonic, combining also the
properttea of a diffestve illuminant and gentle =OAP I
ant; Is In Puiny eases necessary to ttealth,kad tinder
no eitiuMiiiianecs should be Wipe:Pied 'with by ttoi
sickly and debilitated. Of all the preparations InfAkia-i
ed thus to :theta, icatatuiend fortify the human kettle
Ahem .le Pane that will compare . wlth•Bostetter's ,
..Celebrated Stomach Bitters. They have beenttie. .ged
;nut
"in th e balance of experience and not found g:
hare bee* rticornmecned from the AMU. a great tnedt
chisel epeelfic i no: as a beverage, and in olio, Of...lnter'
atoll oppotiltiOn' from innumerable qnsrterelatandli,
after a twenty years trial, at Um bead of alt propriety.
medicine a 'pleaded for the prevention and curd or air
ordinary Complaints -of the stasnach.". the 'Weer: the
bowels, and the nerves. In tOo unhealthy districts_
bordering the great riven of California, froatetfeeir
.Stomach Bitters may be classed as the standsrd.one for
, „every ex:welts of intermittent or remittent fever, The
`people vela inhabit:those districts. pleat the most' im
plmit confidence in the preparation -1S COO fielettee that
Is Inereared every year by the re uits of its operation.
Aa bloats, so ealled,ef :the moot ilornidoes character.:
1 are epnaglag up like fungi oo every side. ihnpabilc is
tar lioactters Bitter., are that tbeJabel, ete-are cor
rect, mid relnember that the i.,!euulne article 1p never.
cold in balk, but In bottles only,
Testimony of a Prominent Physician.
..During the post eight years 1 have had frequent
opportunities of wltnesilog- lhn efrect of Idtant.cn'a
Inns Litrmitts upon penione eniferinu Isom Dys,pepalz,
Coes of Ncry.iiis Eneriiy.•desnal Wealtuese, ttlaryheee,
Sc, 1 hues known It to prove ittceessfol In many
casee, when, Allophone. nonnoopenale and ilydruptmt
ic treatsnept bpd ihilads I still continuo so mat It in
such comPlaluts with uniform simeesa,-and balm no
heeltruiey pronouucuiv . it the most efficacious reme
dy yet diecoveretl for til ' ecarce arising from?, edieordea
Stomach, Liver, Rodney. or Dowels,
•
Yours, very truly,
J. T. BAISF.D., M. D.
D. O. Ma. 19G, Lanemter. Da
THE CONFESSIONS OF AN THVAII:D.
as a warning And for the beltetit of
patina gun and MAcr•, who seer from lierWUD
Debility, LOBS of Manhood, .to., Pupplying
TUE 31EANS OF soar-cm:at.,
wrimr k by one alio cured himself. after underphtz
Coni , lderuble quackery, end rent Roe on receiving n
puat paid directed envelope,
Address, NATHAN MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn, :ono, 12, Init. Gm
TO COSSIINETIVE9.
The •dvertleer, having been permanently cared of
that &old disease, Consumption. by a thymic tented],
is anxious to make known to his fellow.suffereta the
means of care. Tn all who desire it. he will send a copy
1.1 the preecrlptlon need, (free of charge,) with the ;fleet
lens for prvea riot and toOne, the .me, which they wall
Gods stnt Cent err ConselrriOn, AsTnitA, intenenn
re". Sr.
Parties tr 14 inn the prescription will plovuso nCldreee
R. EDWARD A. WILSCS: , I
191 Fenn Street, Willtatasburgh, F. V.
•
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A ILTY,L,ETLN rtrirlecrr:'
youthful indh.cretion will, for the sake Of saffering hu
manity. send free wail who need It, Ina receipt and ell
for tuakini; the •1111 pie remedy by rhich teas
cured Sufferer. rnshingta . prnfle by tboadriscearapeel
once can do so by addrcsalug, in perfect confidence,
.I'OllNll. rffIDEN•
fin. 42 Cedar street, Near York.,
rilrGelllngllnrricd.—Eaanya for young Iten,un
the delight. or home, end the proprtetr or itottropriely
of gutting marrlt-,1, with ~ ,a nitari help for throe .ho
fel:l.'llMA for matrimonial happiness Sent free. in
itealed enyelopea• Addror., 110 WARD ASSOCIATION
Ito: P., Phlimieintita, Pa.
BILLINGS STROUD
General Insurance Agent,
VILE, LITE AND ACCIDENT INNIIRENCE,
TVlciacita-cpsia.
lo- Co Capital and Sol rplue VIM° DX
Home Ice. Po ,N. Y.. Capital and iinrplue, fel.ooo.ooCl
Royal lon. Co. Livvrpool •• womo.coa
Liverpool London .t Globe " flo,ooomon
Franklin Ins. Co Ph I'a • ta.sso.oou
m 111
No!: A..r.la 11130,000
Ponn.y..inia Fire LIUMUO
Joe. Co., Stale of Fonn'a szoo,ton
•
I' nion Nut nu I f4f11).000
Lvcoming Piro pkon0.1)11,1
Inv. Co, . •• SIIO,OIXI
• T—• X" 333 .
Corm Mettuil Wu Ins. CO., AlLovlta
.i.tuericnil Life, rhil'a.
A. 0 OtrlaErlVT.
TTaveler, Inceo Jiarford,Capital and Sutplas 12,000.000
Hallway Pbeeny,rn. 1:250,1:0).
Thenwlernigned has b. en well knowate Ildnannityjny
the p.ut all LarlalllllCC Agent. LeFtestib,bribed
by Ale Compainies bare always been promptly paid.
Igir - Ogleenrstiloor can from Banking °Mtn Of W.
11. Cooper I Co., TurnPlke al. lionl-rate.rll.
BILLINGS STROUD, Agent.:
CHAS. E. SHIM, Solicitor.
Moutrrme, May V.,
S~dYTIY~
MEG CRIME GATE.
. (Parr-mama, Ocrondr. 31, is L
claimed by one best Judge/ate meet -the
L to long felt, of a Convenient. Practical Datable
Gate; so indorsed by the !detest authority inittnetiett.
le entirely different from And has many adrititartn bier
any other Gate ever invented. In Cheap and emily
einietrricted and for convenience taunt fait to please
all. Can he opened and closed without the opperator
clnintng bin peeitinn, orlintling a pontiff, and it
desired can be eastly arranged to he opened and Closed
without dinnounttng. It veronica no mare ground
when opened then use pods'vel.butit rateable Making
It very desirable, over any other Onto to farmers and
these living in Villages and Towns. - Is in order every
day to the year, no snot, to shot el to whiter. It can-
DM sag or get oat of repair,
For further particulars address the tinderrigned, who
will tas far as passible visit the cereal terarrat'es'
Pennsylvania and adjoining. Smits. for the parries, of
exhibiting and introducing the ...am?.
Farmers and enterprising , mein getterullY. will do welt
togive this special attention, &adds Gate certainly will
go Into general nse..
GEO. 8. MACKEY, Proysiotor.
Nicholson, Wyoming Co., Pa.
Jane 12. "it —if. 0
TO ALL DIOVIATG WEST !
BAGGAGE CHEMIZI) THROUGH
Aan
TICKETS AT LOWEST DATES!
TO ALL 1 . 011 - ro
WEST, NORTH-WEST AND' SOUTH-WEST.!
1 , 011 SALE at all printiplo stations on line •of Dela,
ware, Lackawanna*, Western Railway.
HO Nicom Dis 2,l6 xmaiEsc:mm.lc.
• .•96:1 1.2 4 170.aus
PECTAL INDUCEMENTS to 'notifies and.Cedonles
0 moving wed cmobtaln Tiirostfh Tickets to ST.
LOCis. KANSAS CITY. LEVI:MVO-TM ATCIESON.
ST...IOSEPII. PT. SCOTT, DENVER, and allpolitts in
htlarionel and Kansas, at the very loweat rates, and have'
theithousekold goods and freight shipped at specialities ,
..VP-zaasitilanTaCiaz2l;LEO
PROM MONTROSE, AND ON LINE OP
Delaware, Lackawanna ilk Western
• ! ' •
• scliamosw taverrotiee thata Direct Conitecties
made at BINGHAMTON. with all empress trains. on
ERIS RAILWAY. sere to ask %be 'Stetter* eta
"ERIE RA tl.wr hich ran be procuredatOSlca el
MONTROSE STAA w
GE MONTROSE,
•
a.113.461Thai, •11.60134.
Vow -LS rrival.-;-FRESH AND 81:1%.
PERIOII TEAK, Jaw retclard and foa ode low OW
Oish a 4 A. J. W.E.73/111..
NOVI7 Crockory—FOß . SALE .B A . T
lassivarit :FOR SALE A'
- - - IL J. WEBB'S
Ashton Salt FOB SALE; BY
.11. 3. WEBB.
Otangos a',1:14111c/r9.! AT
! WEBWS
11LL Article* hi the•Grocfny Line CO be bc_elpht• et
' Lour Prices AT th e STORE; of
1,1,y 114.-73.—tf U. iI.WIL:BII.'
Aff':' , D a ,S . NJ f. / T , 14 .-i
DEAL= L 4:; •
HARNESSES t
• SADDLESH r• •
TFUNKS • •
• • COLLARS!!!
• • - • SPURS' !I • - •
• I --- LIGHT' •
-LEATHER 1! - r r.-
41,101214.1ra ! te.._;: .3:11
JS; 11 1 • t'
Zit!! SZ:i
ob Fifkil6s,
1812: -
=MIMI
IXDir . ol:rg,s3..)s.il
I , AT , •
-. --•' ,• , ,Y -7 .!. - -,,, , 1.:',•1 1.•_‘;;-: - ,-- ,, •-,-.- 7 , ••
•- - i.vr-r:1... ikilit:W , - - . ur -.7 • --.
,r- ,-- • • -it • -pa-,: f....;.ri; r
•••ja;:- ,
Ni
- • :.,,-' +-•,•:, .I' ..,;", •oi r. 3 :',..i. ,: - il - • .1) P.
. ' , Z.i i, :: ! ..
COMITL4T*Tf t ,itt.i#ytkirAt
Beautiful Dress Goods,
in all the nbvelties of
the Season:.
. .
A seralgibm • .' --
AS.SOIOhIENT ,! OF . . '
WHITE 'PIQUES
NETS: 4iN§OPE - S;s*o:gglj r- S?
LI NS, VICTORIA LAWN Si', 14Aag
. COURT.I4§', C.;;ETC., • ;
SUSHAWLSI
IN 310ti'TRoS.:
P 4.ILASOLS !
40ets AND' tryIVARDS,
SPLENDID KID GLOVES, at n'ata
PER PAIR, and
at 451.7:Meta,BE§T RAW ANS EVF,R.
OFFERED IN ISIONTROSE!!:
B L SILKS.
IN -TREAT : • VARIETIES
AND AT LOW pßibgs,cAuctms,..
AND PERCALES, NEW STY LgS,' TO
ARRIVE THIS WEEK!
GREAT VA kIETIT
OF GEisiTS,and BONS
LINEN GOODS!'
1.1,001AV1
$.l SA MU
SPLENDID SCOTCH SUITS
F 4031: 81p),0 VP:WADS,
SIRM, NEW iriagy`EARGAiNS :
ALL dr'FANdk - - OOPS,
We ata deleflyitted to tri#o. 4, pa elp,lect Gitrpoptiplte
, .
to,poy °toe— clet,etoek pooLkt. for asp and will be
nor itio fikilitiy: •
I *4l l .be C,enii4eo;
itMENZIS & CO.:
Joao '407144
MORTROSE BAIIIR
r 'y ~.',0;f1;41-1.11014
Latest :, ara~:+v~;r
FOREIGN 'AND ROIFENTFc
, nRY GOODS!
Ie.ALSCY DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS %
L.it:Z.ASDIPACNY GOODS
WHITE A... 111 Wircki.s7l
.;
G°9l?§ , 12 ° 714 4 111 0'.E.V7,
IV G o
T 1 1313IED;AND ‘: . .
'III:4IMEDIIATS, - • •
innuox. s,runytng,
• , LAtOinira;q,c.,-•i
READY 51A.DE"-CI4I(tZnINGS
FOR ..11R2f - ,
„ ItOinEr3.#lll, izooe :
.. •
• 'AND. tUSTOIi WORK.
•.• ,• • - • .
Gi2liaric.Elllp3r, .so Ira AuirE.ss
-...FUItINTISIDSO GOODS
!gricTs.frxrsidweiits, .;
'9ll"AtLfttrAirriEs:
AND LATESZBWTIES.
i; ':- • ; :!?
AWITI , GREAVVARIETY Al THE
, •
• .
. •
• Velßoams litetro;di;-:-
tiIIT'fEH~ER~ ~0&ENBAI~,~~:
Sats;r4she . d_ las s.
406t4katriOsag ' itOTWEr
silrara3,sWOOLEH WU, irsanlig as lisrlAtink
111 mg all wool,hannelaf checker* and white ;•-also
eaten:Ws* Mae , . site test- fo r
made. air. woo
mess Eel ausilheerew, Isrselot or sloth; callsaiL
forellog i tar.Wge for lieW. , -1•Istow ans- =swan
hew/ or yaw wool elsewhere. Mi1i,404
.rialleipert 'of Montrose. - J. W. Wart - •
efi1eaM4649.... 1 / 4 91cc; aa-4
B;rac
Vll7-3ELW IT.1.0":1%Xt:-.
.1r;_: .',. _t: • - -
WILLI 4 W M TWS
i'iRST:CT , MS , AND.POMikt. O. N.
•
' FIJIII T.' •
ibe found to Ws section of the eoita t 2T,. of hie enelb,;
total:Acta re,.gad pr tees that autztot tie tato
lattlort...l.le =thins vatr..batt
EWEN . StOPI MUMS
Iti ted donittyjuid
UPHE r itirtVOltat
; Of allaiinas i3onditralts lieflOdzaftratelt •
14*, p. 43:16",3",16117'
Vl* VAIIIOU4 "' "
: tkißk ci I .Z :I I IATROMtg ' :"
- • 't• n
.0031X0ii
~ . 1.L.14 D.. T A.,
Tbe enbacrlber will hereafter mete tug dadatiktilla
specialty Au Me lmeltkeas. 114‘111g 'tut, complete; • •
NEW - aid the poet elegemt =AWE In the itatitill
'needing hie w!* F l 4 bC[!ttcndedw 17. 3 cc 2 5 17114 111 !; I
ectlefc9l4 l 7 blraci• •
• " Int tfr sttrra &AO*
Moatrose, ro„ Jam 3 . 1.1812.-003-44,, ,
THE..EAGIg, ,
Ito ri s . t` •
sarrEraVga 'Jab! iv-Xcil*.C:sXalßil,
=omicrons.
BRION BLOCK,. lIIOIIPTROSE
11'
,
Sign of Golden , Ettshi'and: mo rt ar: l,
:1::
lEDcalro to (storm . tionhblic thit •irti Vivi. Crania
our Stock of Unto, lf edklnee. Prtinth;o4,4lanth;
er Combs, -Portal:Derr.; Fancy. Article% ctc. trito lain,
Brick store, formerly occiipletL by GOUcilbag, Ham, •
banns & Co. . .
too hare receutlYlltted up this [lmo la Modem Style,
and thrill endravorto keep well suppltcdwlthttll att!elea
pertalnitaba th e Don . Badness:- •
We evend.to everybody. a cordlal Invitation to 11:all
antf ecru. when in wash of anything to oar 'MIN' mid :4
when jib? ta want, eve vs • friendly .tail. To:a11..
rkidenatorit ern we'dtuiro to 'express our thanka for the'
jlTl l . l .llk4=l ,
• VcTx 7 rouy Yourt, —• . ".
• ;'.- - A. B.- BUM, -
libautrcraa Dct. 29,1511..431.0 5 NICHOLS.
M'aVt7 3F51rt.147.
NEW 000DSi-
firm underrlpled having rotated, refUrnbilied
JL rmstocked the 'lore, formerly occupied by it Knit.
yap, Zr., at Lammlglu Centro:M:om preparodtabill.;
lehthe imoplo WM as dmisaUlo muirdy.ol,
•
D:RY G . O 0D511.7:
BOOTS & SHOES! T
HARD . W4RE!
CROCATRYI:ifc,sfe..
As eau • tus foond'elsowhere, amt stlis Ddirabla ';
o.ll.ll:aunLi ';
taAnz
Lawaville Center, P 3., April 2.1. UV,
•
I .Aa Ornament ;or, trark Ham' ,
• t; •DI
, - --% 1 33::E; 136.1912:EMXCLEL.Wic:
1 , GUITERNIL.IIIIIIVEIIIRT
,?„:„
rn.= atttessUrgo beeitl4lly Eerie.;
et' of PAllad elphis. show giralrmotintruk, where;
the Centennial Annivereary palhlltigs All bog' masa,
jzrhes. .r., c r , '.;
PubLished in. LK of,tts.
ttiteClOir dicta bitsoW
gess to ants,: tai epectmen egoism,team tie WM*:
sgl em Straus/ . * tr ,„
it..ozdatt:
Thioptl iriqui4t is Li adelpLG
-A PIUiRTA LEAUSINEStii ,
LIMIT 0.0 , A iro , 43Aff: iw*IMORTII =CI •
ILOST I Cannot LiErpladtd, eldasner or arktbialt...
, deoIitaga.PROFITAMEXIKINF,S9,Inta i tfa
tho El - mums, WOW for the tale ost ,*
PATTNT cAnnoN GAS MUT BONCE:S AND, IL
for COTINTIF7 and STATP.3.• falOcaatleati
or call on' • 4..}4
sor IL; Dtroirr, .
SOUTH SECO=
N. 11.—Ctiagch . cs furnished wilkaIiiliDELDIRS
LAZIPS'orEnTy desetiptloo,2s vereral: ctFU3nti'
at anyottihreilabllereracnt 1n.p.0 country. , ft,. .
•
AT. A.l. ouLLAnws .,
. .Td tho place to boy jOar
Groaaties, Proilaions, 41164.44.•
• LakrilloT T rgeiriv. 1 12, 7 ,40 2 " 2
_o'hY l ied.deTt=i
uU Map* poolok Ziaod Salarataa maw per paper:,
'Choke Cooled Beef, minas altelArhouca,, miser! A
:WO stair ortanned and Dried k'rtl . tir and Vecetall_lew ,
and morals a taw dark : 7;11;4 ,;;r1
•
PitratattaillaltAiahatditakireriaralb
!mks timoka tiallhati an alla fact. a nd
, cVerftlArtg. needed to keep house with and • bow
an extern:poly low for ver CZth or midi PUN r fin
,Xontrose.llach,l3,7l.—noll—w3.• • . • .
GIIkAT DENDI3OROUGNSCWIOL REPOItri;
;fit,. ,
Total iviount •et Indebtelnesit c tbe inottit• • •
• • rZnoa , •
Amount of 'Frani:anis • b 1 4u
, , •
• June 111.11371..,;y: MAT.:•'
' Attioanteatb rcaelwitteptiallaourcesliXlltb .
:: • :
.
cr. ^ r. • aid
Ainosulttat4 rot,tertetiCts vragew... •
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