.7 goio- Inttitigettyt.
- 681,4102;f:
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o,tiTi9r 'arr. L 11:25tan, Fodor.
BAbbalt Servietik ~1 0)(0, and 7 r. I.
Cate Selma * m.
Er ilepag, WCttneadny Eve:Mims ' 73(
CATITOLIC ' • Iltr./ Suerrzwr
Sabbath Sarelems.........Second Sundly In cub Montt'
Sibbath School Immediately Wore MAE/
s rISCOPAL S. A. Wahhhith .11ector.
habboth SCITICCIs. 10X 4: In. akid 7}l{ p. m.
Psooday School I. co.
Wcok-Day Services—Wednesdays - tNi - Is.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL ....11ev. A;;D..ALtiAxont.
tabligh Services 10.43 s. m. mid i. 30 p. m.
!Wirth School t p. m.
Prater Yee!' nE. 'Tbarsdayo. ' • 7gop. m.
.•'-.... ' • '
ritstsnrrznies CHURCH" Rev. J;11.111umn.
is.hhathStratcce 10.45 a. m. and p. m.
Sabbath School " 12.15 p. m.
threiZeming, Thuraday Evenings p. m.
Atleistlon:
We hope crery member, of, Democratic
County Committee, will be in his place at the
meeting at Montrose, on Monday next. Dual
itess of great importance will be brouggt before
.it.
Ordulncd.
We are pleased to notice that Samuel G.
Lines, son of P. Linea, Montrose, who for some
lime has been a student in the Divinity school
of Philadelphia, was a short time since, admit
ted to theorder of Deacons, in the Protestint
Episcopal Church, at an Episcopal Visitation,
at Christ's Church, Danville, Pa. He was pre-
sented for the Diaconate, by Rev. E. A. Warri
ncr,
of Montrose.
Personal.
Col. D. A. McCracken, well known to the
people of this section, and to travelling men, as
the late popular clerk in the Exchange Motel,
of Montrose, has becmpe proprietor of Mil
hotel, succeeding Mr. C. Korn; and will be
on hand to receive guests on Monday next, the
commencement of Court.
A Fine Auroral Display
Large numbers of our citizens gathered at the
street corners about nine o'clock on Saturday
evening and witnessed one of the most beauti
ful and varied auroral displays that has been
viilble in this vicinity for A long. time. The
northern heavens, front the eastern to the, wes
tern hofizon, presented a magnificent appear
ance. Numberless streams of various colored
'lights shot upwards as ltigh the zenith, and
vast sheets of crimson, blue, green and, golden
lights flashed over the sky 'at different points,
both north, east and west The display lasted
over an hour.
Fearful Family Fatality.
Diptheria reeently.plueked five membern from
she family of dohriKurtz, of West Perry town
thip; Snyder county, within ten dup. On the
29th of July three of Mr. Knitz's ihmily were
attacked by the diseasc. 7 a boy aged six yearn,
another eighteen 3 . .trs, and a girl four years.
They lingered until the Thursday following,
when they all }lint' The little boy expired at
one o'clock in the morning. Two hours after
ward the little girl mow from her bed and laid
beside her dead brother. A brief interval
clasped, and she, too, 'W3S a corpse. At sic
delock the same Morning the eldest brother's
4issolution took place. The three were buried
to one gave. The Friday afternoon following
all the rest of the family were confined to bed
by the same di-ease, and on Sunday last a
daughter aged foprteen and on Monday one aged
sixteen years dfint On Tuesday the sisters
were interred terther. The only surviving,
children area son and a little girl, and the . re
covery of the latter is rely improbable. '3lr.
and Mrs. Kurtz are also ill with diptheria. Ten
children have now been taken front this family
by death.
The Comet.
There has Lein a great drat of nonsense ut
tered about a coming comet. This comet i.
charged, as is also the official in Washington
who-has charge of the Weather Bureau, with
the drought prevailing in some parts of the
zonntry. Some time age, a crazy newspaper as
eerted that a comet would be due here In Au
gust, and would knock the earth into atoms. =
The Objections to this theory are that there is
co comet' comity/411:d anybody knows of, the
German Astronomer who is asserted to have
4 7 4'i - tied out the AUgust comet having denied
that he made any such discovery. Nor is there
any comet now anywhere in sight, either by the
telescope or the naked eft. Not even it there
was, is a comet likely to affect vegetation, the
weather, the solid ;Abe or aught thereon, ex
cept, the fiats of the ignorant and . superstitious.
The nature of comets, especially of the tail, is a
matter of some uncertainty, but it is believed to
be of the most teneous character. Comets are a
good deal like some of our great men, more
Show than sultstaneo. The tail is like a big rep
utation, brilliant to-day and ranished tumor
row. Why people should regard comets with
dread, when there are sp ninny mono- baleful
sad dangerous things on thelaro of the 'earth,
Is to us a great nlysterY. In the language of John
Willa as to the moon, wo have only to say to
those who are concerned nu ihesubject: "You
let the comet alone and the come: will let you
alone."—Baltimore Episcopal Afethedist.
A Temp c flood.
A very terrific and damaging flout,, was
caused by showers, on Friday last, which pass
ed over the township of ilmokanle and vicinity,
us or near Snake Crtat, this county.. A very
dark, heady- cloud hung over the mountains to
ward Silver Lake for a long time, about noon of
that day, causing, all the streams from that di
reefion to come tearing into the valley in a
matiper, never known before, and swelling
Snake Creek into proportions unprecedented,
causing an unwonted scone of death and de
'traction. 'Two dwelling houses and two barnes
were swept away at the junction of Einey's
creek with Snake creek, near the Acid factory.
One of these dwellings was occupied by Mrs,
Washburn and family, who fortunately, were
absent and escipod. The other. was occupied
by Mr. Owens. 3lrs. Owens and four children
Were in the house at thelirne, and two of .the
children, one a daughter about fifteen, the oth
er a child of fourier five years, were drowned.
Mrs. Owens and Jacob Chalker; were rescued
from the flood, both lotto insensible condition,
and It wai`with difficulty that they could be re.
cussitated. Mr. Chalker, thus pained his lite
in attempting to rescue 3lra. Owens, who caught
hold of-him In such a manner, as to cause them
both to be drawn tender. Families were sepa
rated on each side of the. creek, each frantic
with doubt as to the safety of the other, and all
,Trore almost wild with terror and excitement.
Every bridge on Snake creek and most of its
transtarics; froni Franklin Forks to where et
f:".!? Into the Stmttanna river at Corbetts
*lik, Was ti;ept. away. Six bridges were de
stroyed in the township of Liberty. The loss
*croPs, Washed land, &Aces: and other farming
Pr.47tY V 97 great s much of 'which is utter--'
lio,thing of the kindovithin the
memory of the present ge,cent . tion cJ Spa; vi
cinity, has ever visited them, that is conewedde
with it in terror and destruction.
139 - d et'all interested remember .tbr: Greeley .
and Brown club meeting to-morrow (ThtiradaY)
netting, IA DAs bgeWesit oftK Court Home.
Horace Groeley is at Present an object of In•
Wrest to atratt many sorts of people. The hi•
ogmphets,pelitlelans, poets, comta writers and
caricaturists are all dishing him up, each in his
peculiar style, with highly-savored sauce, and
people hungry fur facts or amusement can sit
down at any time to a feast of Greeley to suit
their taste.
"And now Ernst Brey, an etymologist of this
city, has hunted down Greeley', name to .first
principles: lie notices the proneness of tand
wages to abbreviations, especially the English,
and gives „Tetley t instances. Or English words
with their beads . and *la cut. off. :They look
queer at first, bat we getscqualated with them.
adopt them, and finally - forget all salient the sur
gical operntion Just mentioned.' Family names
are treatetimueb as other words are in this IT.
spect.. For Instance, Adderlenman—the man on
the Alder-field—rdrops into the English name
Alderley, Oak-lea-man, into Oakley, etc.
Now the linguist suggests that one of the
ancestors of our future 'president was perhaps
distinguished as a firmer, who kept Ills fields
fresh, blooming and green. He therefore got
the name of Green-lea-man, contracted to
Green lint; 'Softened to 'Greelea, and polished in
to Greeley, according to a habit of some Ger.
man and Danish ns well as . English words, to
drop a letter simply for brevity.
Nrov, wo do . not Intone whether this etyma.
logne derivation of "Greeley" is correct or not,
but there is some color of fitness in the theory.
There is nothing Improbable in the supposition
that Greeley'aireat aneestor was a celebrated
farmer. and delighted in grcendleids. The love
of such fah pastures is not yet extinct . in the
family. Farmer Ormley doubtless came hon
estly by his tastes for the country, end " what
heimows about fanniug,7 and the above is
what an etymologist_ knows about "areeley."—
&-Loditis•lkilfblicon,"
. .
The Binghamton, Dushore and Wil•
Hammer! Itadroad.
The Binghamton, Dtishore and Williamsport
Railroad Ls not a dead, nor a sleeping enterprise.
While little has been said abotit It for 'weeks,
the directors have been busy, and Secured sun
rep of the Choconut Creek and Apalachin
routes to Rushville, Pa, Both routes are very
favorable for the constructlon Of a railroad, and
there is only one mile and six-tenths in distance
in favor of the Clem:smut -Creek route. Mr.
.I . e.niek, the Surveyor, is now in Albany, for
the purpose of procuring a copy of the. official
survey of the canalestension to the Apalachin
Creek.
Ala meeting of •the directors, held yenenlay
Orttaday) morning, officers of the Board were
chosen as follows
• President—pon. Ansburn
';rice President—lion. *Alton Dwight.
SecretaryL—Adotizo Mrdthews.
Trrasurer—Gcorge. Pratt.
Executive Committee—Hon. Ausburn
non. WaltOnDivight,Lewis Seymour,Esq.,
Byron Marlys and M. T. Morgan...
Directors Delaney M. Halbert, Walton
Dwight, Charles McKinney, Lewis Seymour,
Moses T. Morgan, Alonzo C. )latbews, Ausburn
Birdsall, Charles 0. Hoot, Robert )L Hagarnan,
Byron Marks, henry A. Fonda, Henry IL Pier
son and Joseph IL Ramsey.
' Messrs. Birdsall. Dwight and Seymour were
appointed a committee to draft by-laws.
There is little doubt now that the desired per-
mission from the state to lay the track on the
tow path of the canal ACM be given at the next
session of the Legislature.
It is probable that when the right of way is
secured the Inc* will be laid and the road op
erated by the Delaware and Hudson and the
Pennsylvania Central railroad companies, but
it will be necessary fur Binghamton and the
towns along the lines of the proposed railroad
to bring out the enterprise and begin the work.
Binghamton wants anil needs the new railroad,
and the time will come when it can take effec
tual steps to secure it--11inghamtwt PuTrthilean.
ThielUnreel Explained.
rte published last week, an 'item " . ,,fpi,m" the
blanch Chunk Democrat, 'respecting a . poor un•
fortunate boy, who lost his life in a coal mine,
and having been a mute from his birth, received
the power of speech before death. The follow.
ing is frimil the Carbondale A deanee, tully ex
plaining the matter.
"The facts in regard to the unfortunate acci
dent above referred to, at one of our Coal
Breakers, were given In our columns at the
tithe, and vary slightly from the report furnish.
ed to }he Mauch Chunk .Dcmocrat. Although
vitrying only slightly, still it: Impriens to be upon
the very point upon whieh the important scien
tific inquiry is based, end disposes of it_ We
4,111 now state the facts upon that point fully,
for the satisfaction of all concerned.
The accident took place in the manner stated
in the Ikmoerat's account, the victim being An
drew Brennan, a son of Widow Brennan of
this city. He was in the employ of Thomas
Brennan, the Lessee of Birkett's Coal Mines in
our First Ward. •
Andrew was at the time of tbeaccident in his
sixteenth year, and was not, strictly speaking, a
Mate. He had both hearing and speech fully
until he was in his eighth year, when he had a
very severe attack of the Spotted Fever, at that
time prevalent in our town. After his recovery
from the fever it was discovered that both the'
power of hearing and speech were nearly de
stroyed-Ale former more fully than the latter.
He continued to be able to- articulate, imperfect
ly, butso as to make himself understood.
Mr. Brenan, his employer, informs on, that,
under the intense excitement and agony of his
condition in the Breaker, while they were vig
oronsly at work to extricate him, it did seem
that he spoke more plainly than he had before
generally. His Intellect- had not been impaired
by the,fever, and when the accident occurred he
seemed fully to comprehend it, and to realize
the terrible condition in which be was placed. .
His friends engaged in taking the machinery
apart to relieve him, had but little hope of sav
ing his life, and he is believed to have under-'
stood also the great danger, and the almost ut
ter hopelessness of being saved by their efforts.
It was a dreadful affair, and one deeply la-
mented. 'But it is not true that the unfortunate
vietim wag a mute, or, that he suddenly acquir
ed the power of speech.
Enigma.
Ma. Enrroru—WM some of your readers
answer the following :
I am - composed of thirteen letters:
My,11,.10„ 0,-is a small vessel.
My 7,3, 4,13, wilinot visit us again.
My 1,3, 8, is an artiee.
illy 0,.5, the poor Indian.
sly whole we abould obserTe. .
August Ist., 1812. -
1,,1 in A $4ll
11la:mason's Cornet Jantol
Furnishes ramie thr pinnies, festirnis and po
litical meetings, at reasonable totes. Mamas
C. A. 'Sackett, Netr..llilford, Pa., or Lee 7.4 any,
VeWltilfout M.S. ith; / 6 5a L172 -
CuU And settle your amazons with
before the ihtb of August,.l.B72. . -
Xo4trose, August 7th, 1672.—w2 - . •
War.Arranietnentefor Slate Teach
ers, AssochUlon,
sTo be held at Phlindelphlo, commencing
August :oth, 1872. '
Persons having Orders from the Ticket Ageni
of the Association, can procure Excursion
Tickets at theptincipal stations on Lehigh Val
ley. Lehigh and Busquehanna, North Pennsyl
vania, Northern Central.
The following will have Excursion Tickets on
sale, st principal strdions without orders, Cats•
ussa, Lackawanna and Bloomsburg Philadel
phia and Reading.
For Orders apply (stamp enclosed) before
August 15111, 1862, tog, H. Harding, BmOkann,
Pas : Tieltel elgcrit, Pemisylennia Teachers' As
sociation.
Quarterly Iflleet lag.
The second Quarteilv meeting of thq Fainbile
circuit, will be held at 'Pairdale, Atjg. 10th, and
11th. The service to be conducted by Rev. G.
.13menliktrPreactilng on StiturdaVnt o'clock
P. ht., and prayer meeting at 71,4 &clock, r. u.
Lose feast on Sunday, at 0 &lock, and preaching
at 10;4, s. az. A general attendance Is desired.
E. IV BnEekinnimon, Pastor.
Faint:tie, 4.ng. 7th, 1892.
.1 1
The , Slith. Annual Fair
Of the Nicholson Agricultural Society, will
be held on Wednesday, Thursday and k'riday,
September lillh, 19th and 20th, on the ground
of the Society. N. P. Wit.cox, Sec'y.
„Nicholson, Pa., Aug. 7th,_lB72.—td.
Ellice It Always at Hand.
Accidents will happen In the best regulated
families, and for this reason among many others,
the IdesTaxo LINIMF.ICT should find a place in
the cupboard of every household. in all the
world there, Is nothing comparable to it ns no
application for cuts, contusions, burns, spasms,
and scalds, and when every other preparation
that medical ingenuity , can suggest, has failed to
afford relief in rheutnatism, neuralgia, sore
throat, glandular swellings, muscular contrac•
Lions, cramps, toothache, etc., this powerful au
ti-inflammatory and pain destmying agent Im
mediately assuages the sufferer's agony and
eventually accomplishes a radical cure. Proba
bly there is not a connoiseur in horse flesh or
an amateur horseman 1p the land Who - does not
know, either front personal observation or re
ports that the 3lxs'rxxo LIIMIENT is the su
preme finial, for all external diseases and inju
ries of the horse.
—The Thief who was prrasted for robbing
Parsons' store in this town, was found to hare
a quantity of Assn's HAIR VIGOR In his pos-
SeSSiOn.' When asked why ho wished to steal
that article, be answered that he "wanted to re
st:4ols hair, for it was hanl lobe a thief and
bald too." If that invention of the grad Chem
Ist could restore n faded character as effectnally
as it does their natural beauty to bald and grey
heads, it would surely be, as they say it now is,
truly invaluable.— Letrudon (Me.) Journal '
Select School.
The fall term of select school at Dhnock, will
commence Septenther 2d, 1872, and continue
thirteen weeks. Tuition, $4 and 88 per term.
Those wishingfhrther , intormatiun, address
C. S. Wocamurp.
Dimock, 1872.--wll
Lecture by Sottu It. Gough.
We are plen.se(l to be able to announce to the
people of Montruse and vicinity, that the world
renowned Johnl3. Gough, will deliver two of
his pepular 'lectures in Montrose, the first on
Friday evening,„Aumtst 16th,,and the second on
Tuesday, August 20t1i. The Presbyterian
church has been obtained ter the occasion, on
account of Its capacity, as it will seat about
seven hundred persons. There are to be seven
hundred tickets issued for each lecture, and. we
would advise all who wish to secure a Seat to
procure a ticket at once, as they are being sold
very rapidly.
.Thlstttny be the last opportunity
offereart6the pinple 'or - this 'vicinity, to hear the
greatest of lecturers. TLC proceeds of the lee.
tures will be for the benefit of the Young Men's
Lecture Association, to aid them in procuring
another popular course of lectures this winter.
Admission tickets 7.3ets. For sale at the store
of Wm. J. Mulford, .T. It DeWitt, W. TL Dean;
C. Morris Gere and W. 11. Cooper's Banking
House. (No. 29 td.
Jury List.
For the term of Court to commence In
Montrose, August 12th, 1872
onmsn JESOES.
Love, Geo. Place.
Clifford—John B. Wetherby, Jas. C. Stewart.
Dimoc_k—Wm. Graves, Win. U. Miles.
Dondaff—Win. H. Slocum.
Forest Lake_Erasitis Day. _
Great Bend twp.—Samucl Gable, John Jack
son, Robert Moserip.
Gibson—Gilbert R. Stiles.
Ilan - licitly—Richard Morton.
.Brian---Chas. IL Bolles, Christian Davis.
Jackson"—Jo:4A. Marsh. •• -
LittielleadoWs3lithael Hough. Edmund B.
Williams.
Lenox—Geo. W. Mapes.
Oakland—Jonas Walker.
Springville—Lewis N. Brown.
Susquehanna Depot—Gee. L. Tiffany.
Silver Lake—Ezekiel H. Gage.
Thomson—Edson M. French.
TRAVEESE at-none-Ist week. •
Auburn—Wm D. Shoemaker.
:4)01,w-on—John Tupper. David Jones.
Brooklyn—Daniel S. Watmus, Stephen - W.
Breed.
Beidgeavater—Sviveiter Hart, Perrin Wells,
Samuel T. Scott, Cornelius Stalk.
Ciifford—Samuel Arnold, Charles Burdick..
Dundaff—Joseph BrownelL
I/knock—Hiram Blakeslee, Jasper Kinney,
Davis F. Stevens.
Forest Lake—Randolph Terrell, Geo. Small.
Franklin—Benjamin Todd.
Great Bend twp.---Julius B. Brown.
Great Bend twin.—Henry A. Casten, Isaac J.
Stratton.
Gibson—Batas Barnes, Benj. Smith. Freder
ick Howell.
Hartord—Geo. P. Wilmarth, Geo. L. Payne,
Collins Ricardson,
Herrick-110mm Lewis.
Harmony—Stephen Irving
Jessup-Johan Shelp, Frederick Dayton, John
11. Lake.
Jackson—Seymour J. Griffis, Joseph P. Mil
-.her.
Little Meadows—Jonathan Barney, Thos.
.o.Doud, Jr.
Liberty—Simon E. Warner, Job Knapp.
Lenox—Asa Titus.
Lathrop—Geo. W Tewksbury.
31ontrose—Wm. L. Cox, John S. TarbelL
Middletown--Patrick Delaney. -,
Rtlell- - Jobn D. Baker.
Snalauelianna Depot—Thos. McKirn . an.
Springville—Minot Riley.
. Silver Lake—Alpheus Snow.
TRAVERSE Jonons-2d week.
Auburri=Wnf. Edwards., Stones Hoag.
Bridgewater—Eß(lm B. Warner, Wm. 11.
Hinds.
BrpOklvn--jamen Sterling: .
Dimock—Frederick Bunnell, Horace Spat
ford. .
• ' • Dundaff—Jastier White.
Forest Lake—Jerome Burr, David L Dowers,
Isaac 11. Fesscnden.
• Franklin—AilgUstas Smith.
Grtat.-Berid twp.—rJarnes Carl, - William
Scotttn. ' '
Gibson--Geo. Roberts, Gurtlon3L Golan,
Herrick—Samuel Campbell, Francis Felton.
Harmony—Benj:F Gardner, Charles Kirk.
liarfor&—Elijah Harding.
Jackson—Abner M. Pease.
Lathrop—PLikunler S. Bronson, Daniel Van-
Auken. •
Lenox—Sainnef Halstead, Alson Tiffany.
Little 3leadows- - Geo.. Palmer.
Liberty Jeremiah D. Wither. "
Diontrose—Shadraeh Horton. ,
New Milford twp.—John Decker,' Havens
Tenant.:,:.' ' '""
New Milford boro.—Horatio Garrett:
Bush—Wm.- H. Sherwood, Lewis C. Tupper.
Susquehanna Depot—Joseph Allen.
Silver Lake—Thaillol dgert,lld. •
Springville—Philander litrickland, Giles G.
Thornson—isaa e N. JaikaMs,,Joint W. Bland.
slate •
The subscriber can famish and put on No. 2
slate nearly as cheap as hemlock shingles; also
all the (Meant 'colered No. 1 Slate. Tcan lay
slate on old shingled roofs and make a good Job,
Tetras reasonable. 'post Mike - address,
Wm: Etuetrwein.
noittnet, Ps.
Democratic County Committee.-
'The members 'of the Democratic County
Committee, are hereby notified that a meeting
will take place at the "Exchange Hotel," to
Montrose, on Monday, August 12th, In', (it in ,
ing the first 'Monday or Court,) for the Arenas°.
flan, of such business as may come before it.
K B. HANTLET, Chairman.
NAMES OF COMMITTEE.
S.pohta.n.....
Bridgewater. t
P 1. Tiffany.
John Bolton.
• Christopher Byrne.
•- p C. 311118.
Broadri.
Clifford..
Choconut.
Dianock...
Japer Witter.
...... .A. B. Griffis.
F A. Smith.
„John Foster.
. John 11. Cladln.
V. Reckhow.
...... Wm. K. hatch.
F. It. Barnes.
W. V. Norton.
John Leslie.
DundatT Niro .....
Forest Lake......
Franklin
Gibson
Great. Bend boro..
Great Bend
Rettiek.:;.
Harmony
liarforti
Jessup G. H. Haney
Jackson .Anibrixie Benson
Lenox R. Mareey.
Lathrop Alvin Brown.
Liberty. , Riebard Bailey.
Little Meadows Dlnlel R. Garfield
Middletown ' .Otis Rosa
. -
3lontmse B. B. Hawley.
New Milford twp Oliver Lathrop.
New Milford bona Cyrus Barlow.
Oakland J. M. Tillman.
Rush ......... ..... ilmthatn, Carter.
Byron C. Hendrick.
- E. N. Smith.
- D. F. Sullivan.
Springville
Susquehanna
Silver Lake.
- • • -; • • - d. B. Whitney
Thomson
I.BC3r= 031 .
5311711--CRANDALL —At the itoilse of Win.
Crandall, July 2', by Rev. J. Underwood,
John A. Smyth, of tiojatuattom, and P. Cran
dall, of Brooklyn.
IVEsTnitdlK—Wri.tant--At the residence of
the officiating Clerzman, in Factorrille,
Pa., July 29tli, 1872, by Rev. A.l'. Brundage,
Mr. I)aniel E. Westbrook. and Miss Nora N.
Wilbur, all of Brooklyn, Pa.
.IJEIIIA.TXXES.
WATsos—ln New yI Ilimd, Juno 4th,1872, John
W. Watson, aged 58 years.
A good man gone.
Gntrms—ln Montrose, July 30th, 1872, Garry
M., son of J. and Mary L. Griffis, aged seven
months. '
_rcivclucrticinent r t.
.
DSSOLUTION.—N4AIre 15 hereby given that the
limn of JilcV icor & lllnu was dissolved the %Eh
day of Jnlp, and all arceent4 tenet be reified by cash or
note, within SO day. from date, as ail that remains un
paid. at that time will he left wi th an attorneT for
prompt collection In iMsh. IlleVlCAlt HINE.
E. 0. hlnVuao. E. L. Mar,
Montrose, July 1in.1611-21-3W.
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.—In the Estate of
Ll John Westgate, t emased, letter* of Administration
in the said estate Lavin; been granted to the undersign
ed. All pe , sons owing seld estate, are requested to
stake Immediate payment. and all persons having elation
against said estate are requested to preoent them with-
Ma-deby. 81 LVAN WESTUATU, tAd m .„.
E 1.1.1.8 WESTGATE,
July 81, 1.574.-31-w4.
SALtS.-13y virtue of writs !sorted by
1.7 the Coen of Common Pleas 01 *usenet:sancta scanty
nod to me directed. I will moon, to sale by public rev
due, at the Cirtirt Donne to Montrone. on Friday. An.
gust 14111; 1871, at 2 o'clock H. ?le t the tolluwtog drecrib.
ed pieces or parcels of land. to sett:
All those twiteertate pieces or parcels of land, situ
ate In the township of Derrick, to the county of Sus.
;mermen, and State of Fenes3lvadia. the first pleat
hounded end described as follows. to sett; Beginning
eta beech tree, a center of Lucius Curtis' land; thence
north 90 lads to et eke and stones; thence west fin
Meal top stake and stones corner; thence eolith to an
original lino of -- Newton's/and abont97 rods;
thence alongsidd oetgltotl lee about tit rods to the place
of hrtilinoln.s. Couttining II acres. more or less.
The second piece bounded and described as fol.
lowa, to wit: Ilegmning at a beech tree a corner of
Geo. A. Woodruff's; those north 11tlegreetteaet 10perch.
el; those south 723 decrees cast ri perches to a stake
and stones corner; thence 21 degrees west 273 parches
to a sugar maple taro; thence fount 41,k, degrees
west 13 perches to a stake and stones on the corner of
Ludas Curtis' laud; thence a hug sold Cottle' line north
434 °epees wan 53 percherto the place of beginning,
nanainint; 15 acres and 151 roils of land he Inc same
morn or %a., (eirrpl.lllg cad reserving therefrom 13
acre. couveyed to Lucius Curtis by Jerome Sishbseten
and wife by dent dated the ILth day of Jnue A, D..
recorded in deed hook No 92, page 7:1, with the ripper.
tenances, 2 dwelling houses, 1 barn and sheds, 1 cure
bonne, I orchartLand about 21 acres Improved.
ALSO—,IIIt/to certain piece or parceluf land situate
in the townehip of Herrick, in the moray of Snenne.
henna. and State °Uremia/lest:la, pounded:and deserib
ed as follows, to wit : _Beginning at a maple tree corner I
of Joan 31. Meyer*. and-Lnelne (Mob: mod; thence in
a northerly ciltiction 27ti perches to a stake andstones
corner ; thence cart 21 perches to amake•ind ,tones cur.
der; thence ronth at perchee toe hemlock tree eon
nor; thence meet 111 perches to the place of beginning,
muivioin 10 acre:Sand 30 purelice oi Lind, be the same
more orlon, with the apparimmerie. am; about 3 Aerel ,
lniProt'ed. at:ken In execution at the milt of Jasper
Oa nines, use of A. C. Harding, assigned to . Lucia. Cur.
tie vs. intone
ALSO—AII that err:am piece or parcel of land, altmte
in the township of Forcst . Lake. in the county of cot.
quebanna. and State HI l'enneylvanta, bounded and
demribed as follows, to wit:kfle4tunlug at a part on the
Milford mid Owego turnpike and bode owned by Lo
dens Slyter; theme 1,201.214 percher oaths: raid hue of
Lodona Sly ter to a port ; thence south 9 3.lopercher on
the tensor Polly Slyer to a port; thence west 23 perch.
es to is poet on the turnpike; Bosom north it and 2.10
percher no the said turnpike to the place of beginning,
containing about 2 Item of Mod, be the same more of
lees, ulth the appurtenances, and all improved._ (Token'
in a:tem:Bun at the suit of 31. L. Bali, mu of B. 0. Cam
vs John W. Slyter.) -
ALsO—All :Mose two certain {demi or parcels of land,
phonic. Ina Inotownahip - of lifthilotown, in the county
of suaquehanna. and 2:11410 of Pennsylvania, the first
piec e bounded and described aa follows, to wit : On
the north by Lends of Jam Tierom, in the cart by
lands of Ectrovi Kiley, un the south by lands of John
Ducey, and on the wee( by the public highway, mntain
log a out 100 acres of land, be the same more or lom,
with the appurtenances, 1 frame honsc, 2 frame berms
and rtiedn, I young orchard, and about senores improv
ed— ...The eueond• piece bounded and descralmd as
follows, to wit: Oaths north by Wolf itoad, on th e met
by land. of Patrick Keogh, on the sotan by lands of
Michael Conerton, and on thp west by lands of 2. Riley
and E. Corley, containing Omuta) sires of land, bo the
orchard,
more or less, with time appartonancce.l old haute,
orchard, bud about 30 acres Improved. (Taken in exe
cution at the snit of Charles 11. Frasier ve IL P. Minn,.
John Flynn and William Harvey.)
ALSO—AII that certain piece or-panel of land, !innate
in the townehip of Liberty. in thecoutity of Summhan.
na, and State of Penrusylvanl.t, bounded and described
as follows,to wit: Vu the north by pablieblg,hway, on
the east by Wm. Lees. on the tooth by lands of 311chael
Hawley, and en tie west by lands of Daniel Hawley and
0.11. ,Cmno, containing about is acres of and, more or
less, with the appurtenances, I two story frame house,
is story frame house, 2 frame beanie, grist wdllmw mot s
orchard, and ail Improved. (Taken in execution at the
suit of Albert, Chamberlin en L. A. Tutapkins, and D.
D. Searle TS T.. A. Tompkina.)
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel ufland. situate
in the township of Bash, In the county of Susq'aehatim,
and state of Panneydrando. bounded and timeline.' fie
follows, to wit: On the north by Muds ofJames 31c-
Damon, on the east by lands of James Lagoa
and John C. Graham, on the south by lands of Sylveater
Bowers. and on the west by lands of Freeman Ellsworth
and Edward Filen, containing about 200 scree of lan I,
be the tame More orlets, 1011 h thCappurtenauces,
Mime, frame bam.small orchard. and abort 40 ac m
improved. (Taken In _extent/on at the suit of Peter
Collins es Henry Orem.)
ALSU—AII that certain piece orparcel of land. iodinate
in the township of Harmony. in the county of Stiegne.
henna, and htcte of Pennsylvania, bonneted and de
retitled as follows.to wit: On the north and west by
lands of IL 1L Webster, on the east by lands of Ilenry
Schick, and on the root.: by Starrtietr creek road, con
taining 2 acres of land. beao tarao more or Mee, With
the appurtenances, 1 house and about of nnacro 1m•
pruned, (Token In execution at the cult of Bennett. A:
Webster. seemed to H. H. Hall vs Jams Oatorhoutd
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of land, situate
In the township of Liberty, lu the minty of Snegnellan
nwandhtateotPennsylvainia, benundiol cold dercribcd as
follows, to wit t On the north hy the No* York State
hue, on the east by lands of Lm ter Tarbox, on the
rot:11lb, Lands of Joseph Chalker and Isaac Hotting en.
tats. atni on the west by lands of times Curti= can.
coining about 100 acres of lend, he the same more or
Ices, with the appartenatcue, frame home, barn, orchard,
and about 40 acme Improved. . -
ALSO—AII that nen:di:trona of parcel of land, alto.
diets the township or Liberty; In the county of Somme
henna; and State of Fennsylranta, bounded and describ
ed as follows, to wit: On the north by public highway,
OA the awl by lands of Julian Knapp. on the south by
Mode of Nicholas Austin, anil on west by lands of Den.
lila McGraw, containing atolt antes of land, be the
tame more or lest , . with the "appurtencutece,l log bonnie,
and about 20 acres improved. (Taken in eXceution' at
theault of Harlow Kropp we Charles D. Adams: Wit.
liann E. Loris and Lydia Lewis, exocutors'ef William
Lowly• deemed, vs I.:basics Madams awl James Carrigm
mid - William E. Lewis and Lydia Lewitt executora:of
William Lowlsideceased„ vs .Clutrien D. Adams, James
Downt.llnd Janice Cantz.) -
ALSO—AII Vint certain piece ,or parcel of land 'Be
ate In the township of Auburn. In the county of Sas
cc:charms. and State of retineylwinia. bounded dad de
andbadsafollovniArewit: On tho north by Lida of Hobert
Numb:l2,m theca : it by lands of 2111 a La YMCA and
Hobert Nanning. ea the south by lands of James Henry
Green, and on the west by Bradford county line, can.
Mining about 43 tiered of laud, be the came more or lees,
with the appurtenances, 1 frame dwelling boreal barn,
a valuable scone quarry, „andaboq 22 AMA Improved.
(Taloa . in tACCAtIOA at the colt of 0, IL Loomle, at,
elgual to C. A. Warren vs fiords Tango.) • .
ALSO—AII that certain piece or pureed of land, allo
cate in the township of Franklin.in the countrof.Sthe
•guehanns, and State of Penuayheanla, hounded and de.
scribed as follows, to wit: On tie north by lands of
Drinker's- catate, on the 'cart by laud* of Jelin Welch
nueLi. Morrison, on the south by lands of Patrick CO lg.
Icy, and on Mt west by lands of Thomas 4Q ulgiey and J.
gab. containing It). Bats. mere Or Imo. with the
.appurtenancea.l frame donee, and about 23 acres lot-
Rroved. (Taken in execution al the suit of Edward
cavenav, asaigned to N.C. Warner, ea Ben,latu(tr J.
Thomas.)
Notice la 'hereby glien that all - blds must be paid In
cub Hitidayof cals. W3f. T. NOILLET. Shedd.
Sheriff Mc. Xraittote e dtelZ2 - 1. IM,
mint gotko.
IMdsummer Maladies.
The hot solar rage that ripen the harvests generate
many distresstng dlaseases. If the Hier be at all pre
disposed to Irregularities, this Is the season In which
billions attacks may he anticipated. A weak stracach,
too, is weakest in the summer months, and the loss of
vitality through the pores by excessive perspiration
so great, that a wholesome tonic, combining also the
properties of a dlgesire stimulant and gentle exhilan
ant, la in many cases necessary to health, and under
no eircumstences should be dispensed with by the
sickly and debilitated. Of all the preparations intend
ed thee to refresh, sustain. and fortify the human frame
there Is none that will _rumpus with Hostetter's
Celebrated Stomach Bitter's. They have been weighed
In the balance of experience and not foend wanting;
hare been recommended from the ant es a great mtull
chant specific. not ea a here Inge. mid In spite of Inter
ested opposition from Innumerable gutters, stands.
after a tiVeuty years trial, at the bead of alltliruPtiulf
niedleint • Intended (or the prevention and cure of all
ordinary complaints of the stomach, the liver, the
bowels, and the nerves. In the unholthj districts
bonikrlng_ the great rivers of -California. liostetter'S
Stomach Bitters may be classedas the standard one for
every opecien of InWrinitteut or remittent - fever. The
people who inhabit those districts, place the most im
plicit coufidence In the preparation—a confidence that
is Increased every year by the to nits pi Its operation.
As bitters, so called. of the most pernicious character,
are springing op like Inez( on every side. thetubllc is
hereby lorenarned agulart the dram-shop fonds. Ask
for Hostetter'. Bitters, see that the label, etc., are ear.
rect, and remember that the genuine article Is Rover
&oldie bulk, but to bottles only.
.Wm. WliK
...13. 11. Dia.
Patrick Yialch.
.Kirby Hannan.
•rt,'
Testimony of a Piominent Physician.
"Daring the past night years I have had frequent
opportunities of witnesslog, the effect of lluntzes
llenn Errrous upon persons suffering from Dyspepsia,
Loss of Nervous Energy, Sexual Weakness, Elstrhma,
de, I have known It to prove suceessfhl In many
cues, where Allophatic, Homeopathic and Ifydrophat.
le treatment had failed. I ellll continue to use it in
each complaints with uniform success, and hays no
befilancy in pronouncing, It the'most efficaciona remo•
dy yet discovered for diseases arising from a dlsorded
Stomach,,Liver, Soincy, or Bowels,
Yours, very truly,
THE CONFESSIONS CP AN INVALID.
pIIIILISITED as a warning and for tho beneat of
young man and others, who stiffer from Menotti
Debility, Loss of Manhood. de-, supplying
TUE MEANS OF SELF-ME.
Written by ono who cured himself; after tlndrr.olnjr
eonsldentble quackery, and cent teen on receiving •
poet-paid directed envelope—
Addreso,NATIIAN MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn, dune, 14, IO 2. But
The advertiser, having, been permanently aired of
that dread diseaseir,onsemption. by a simple remedy,
Is an eions to make known to his fellow.sufferers the
means of cure. T. all who deviro It, he will rend a copy
of the prescription used, (free of ettar,m3 with the dime
tion• for preparing and twin.; the saute, which they will
end a scut Guns" for COIibIAIPTUMI, ASTLIVA,
Tin, IC.
Parties therpreseription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
nt I'enn Street, Williamsburgh. N.l.
4511
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A GENTLEMAN whositifcred for years from Nervous
.L.t. iiry Per:miter° Detmy, And all the effects of
youthful indiscretion will. fur the robe of suffering hu
manity. send free to nil who neml It. the receipt and 41-
rection for making the simple remedy by which he wah
cored. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adviser's experi
ence an do go by addmising„,in perfect conddenee,
JOHN D. OGDEN,
No. 4: Cedar street, New York.
07 - Grillo= Itlateled.—Etenyp for gonna Men,on
the delights of home, and the propriety or knhropriety
Of CUttIUZ Merried, with Fanitary help for those who
reel untitled for matrimonial happiness. Bent free. In
•aled envelopes• Address, 110 WARD ASSOCIATION
Dot P.. Philadelphia, Pa.
NEW YORK PRODUCE !MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by Harding. Hayden & Co
:PH Washington St., New York.
Butter, pail 26028
~ firkin.... .......... .... ..... 24027
Cheese, dairy, per lb Imas
"
factory ~ 12012%
Em,:. per doz . 21022
Flour, per barrel. 5 2005.50
Corn meal, 100 lbs. 231003.70
Wheat, per bushel
Rye
flops, crop of 1871
Tallow
Lard per lb 8d1:1
Potatoes per bb1.............. ....... 2 00e,2 50
Apples " CA
Turkeys per lb .
Chickens " .
Ducks " .
UERIFF'S SALE—IIy virtue of a writ tuned by
S
the Court of Common Pleas of Susquehanna Coon.
ty and to me directed, 1 wig expose to rate by public
voodoo, at the Conn !fence to Montrom, on rettuday,
An gust 10, inre. at I o'clock, p. m., the following piece
or parthl of land, to wit:
Ali those two certain pletee_gr parcels of laud, situate
in the township. of Lathrop, 111 toe county of Sesque
Mona. only State or Penneylvapia, the first piece boned.
ed and described es follows, to wit: On Lilo north by
lands of Alfred Pratt and Curtis Tewkanury. on the cart
by !ands of P. S. Drouson, on the .south by lands of IL
S. Squires. and on the wept by lands of Zopher Mackey,
containing about Ith acres of land, he the same more
less. with the appnrtenances. I dwelling hoteo, 3 baron,
shed, and other out bnildhes, I orchard, end about WO
acres improved._ The second piece bounded and de.
scribedae foll.ss, to wit: On the north, east, south,
and west by lands of Horace Squires, containing about
six aerce of land. be the came more or less, with the
appurtenances, 1 dwelling hones and 1 caw mill.
(Taken in execution at the cult or S. Taylor, asaigned
to P. d. Bronson. cc. Jacob Decker, end David B. Sim
mons vs. Nelson Chambers and Jacob Decker.)
ALSO—AII those two certain pieces or parcels" of
and, eituata to the township of Lenox, in the county of
Susquehanna, and State of Pc usylrania, the drat piece
boon ed and described Cc follows, to wit t On the north
by Decker A flaistend's mill pound, on the cast by lands
of Franklin Deed, on the south by lands of M. J.
Decker, and on the west by landief [locker &Ilaletead,
containing about one half sere of land, be the same
more or less: with thoopportenancee, one fmme house,
one frame barn, aid all lmpmvcd....The second piece
bounded anti described as follciwe, to wit: On the north
Uy c 1
I hr : total on
er co t h eV, and
oet one west ..4.l by
on lan
sere of land, be the same mo`re or less, with the are
partcpthces, wagon shoo, blseksmith shop, and all int
prose& (Taken In execution at the 1.11 of James U.
Johnson vs. N. C. Haleteed and Wilcox & Pratt ye N.
C. Halstead.
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of lend, slinate
In the toweship of Jemmy, In theconnty or Sintmehan.
ma, and State or Pennsylvania, bounded and described
as fallow, to wit : On the north by lands of Jacob
Decker and J. D. Drinker. on the east by lands of Ors
lando Stone, on there:3th by' lands of Richerd Arnold,
and on the west by tends of James Catlin, contalnlrg
1W acre, of land, be the rams more or tete, with the
appurtenances, ono frame house, anchors', ono orchard,
and about gill acres bup_roved— (Seized and taken In
execution at the suit of W. IL Jessup, assigned teal. S.
Mulford, vs. John O'Hara.)
ALSO—AII that cm tale piece or parcel of land, sitento
In the township of Lathrop, the county of Susque
hanna, and State of Perawylvaula, bounded and do
ecribesl as fellows to wit: Oa the north by lands of I.
B. LittleZ. Mackey, end Wm. Osborn, on the cast by
lands eel. M. Little and puqlic highway., on the soot
by land. Of O. L. Halstead, and on the welt by public
highway, coutalulng about in acne of Land, be thesame
more or less, with the appurtenances. frame house, a
few fruit trees, and about GS acres partially improved.
(Taken in execution nt the snit of Znpber Mackey, use
of G. S. Mackey vs. J. M. Lee.)
ALSO-All that certain piece or parcel of lend, Inhale
to the township of Lenox, In the county of Sttaquchan
on, and State Or Pentssolvania, hounded and described
as follows, to wit: On the notth by lands of George
Howell, on the east by lands or Andrew Chamberlin,
on the south by lands of Warren Price. and on the west
by !ands of Ilene M. Doud, contaluleg 90 acres of land,
be the same wore or lees. with the appurtenances,
few fruit trees. and about f 0 acres improved, (fakes
in ersoeutionat the suit of George IS, Howell, ate of
Allen M. Price, asetgned to 0. h", Gunther no W. T.
/lowed and Sobraskle Howell.)
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of land, situate
In the towneldp of untA. In 1 he County of etwitlchati
na. and Stattsof Pennsylvania, bounded and described
as follows, to telt: On the north by _ lands of David
Cast, on the cant sy lands of Joseph Kinney, on 'the
'south by lands of Alexander Stephens. and on the west
by lands of garner Carl, containing About 71 wen's of
hog, be the same memo or lees, with the appurtenances,
1 fratrichonse,l frame barn, I 'lmmo lr,r, butone,ll fen
fruit !rear , And about :Baena. Improved. Taken in ca.
motto:tat the salt of Lame, assigned to Loonard
Searle. vs 11. C. Hibbard.
ALSO—AII that certain ;decoct , 'pander - land, situate
In the township of Kush, In the county of Samuel:an.
no, and State of rconsylvania, boon detland described As .
fOi/4/We, to wits On the north by lands of David Care;
on the east by lands of Joseph Kinney,. tai the myth by
bode el Alexander Stephen, and on the west by lends of
Itamt7 ttl, containing, aboutll acres of latid, be the
same more or Ices, with the appurtenances, thole
house. frame bam.frame hog how, a few Unit trees.
nod About :films ilOPrtivell. (Taken in execution at
the soft of 11. C.llllMard, unsigned to B. 0. canip ys.
Gee. W. Gardner.)
ALSO—JiII those two certain plec.cnor,parcols of land,
:situate , le thel tOwaship - Of Chbstan,' in the. comply Of
tinsonehansus, andante of Pennsylvania. the Kra piece
bounded and desCribed as follows, to wit Beginning
at a corner - in the centre of Tunkhanneck creek. In line
of Corbin Pickering's lot ,• thence about northwest
nbont 93 perches to a corner - In line of II; Bonnets' land
Wootton wood tree standing ono rock; thews in lino
of U. Boner's land about northeast About .40 poodles
to scorner Milne of John Felton thence Meng sold
Pellou's line about eonthealit BO perches to the metre
of the Tuukhannock Creek thence down theca:Us of
, raid Creek abontsOperehes to the place of begintling,
Coulalelng about Weave of laud, bo the some more or
jeer, with the Appurtenances; dwelling house, two
' barns. small orcbard.and mostly improved....The'ree.
end piece or parcel of land: I:Own:led a. follows, to - wit:
On the north by lands of Fitch Licsuegni, on the south
outby the Tut:khan:lock Meek. enthesonthartist bytha
above deathbed lot and on the wet by flamilton Ben.
rett's land, andcute northwsat by
.JaMes Porter and
Widow %OMIT'S ' containing abOnt,l7llcres of land,
J. T. DAXEI2.II: D.
P. 0: flax. 1%, Lancuter. Pa
TO corm:norms
1,5641.51
75076
bathe samomore orients; kith Moony:teen:mon*, I raw
mill.l cabinet shop, 1 dwelling bons .. 1 small shop. I
emallorcbanl, and about li acres Improved. Taker, In
execution &Vibe 'nit of lWliber elardner ye. M. N.
Walker.)
ALSO- AD that certain plea or parcel of land,sltnalo
in the township of Rash, a the County of Sasonehannsi
and State of ?namely:mit , bounded and described as
follows, to wit: On tho north by lands of Requiter
Rotycli. lands cant by lauds iff N. b. Downer. on the
nouthbyof Hiram Whitney. and on tho.west by
lands of Daniel Pickett, Containing about 75 acres of
land, be thesame more Ordeals. with the appurtenances.
1 frame house, a barns. stew feint truer, and about 60
acres improved. (Taken In execution -at the salt of S.
U. Whittaker. assigtted top. Mulford, rir Ira Sterling.)
ALSO—AII that certain Otte or parcel of land, situate
In theliorongh of New Milford, In rite county of Sas
quehanna, and Stateof Pennsylvatda, hounded and do.
scribed as follows, towit-On the north by lands formerly
nweed by 11.111bbatdand o:Dilutor,: estate, on the cart
by Church at met, on the south by Colon street, and on
the west hy land. of D.C. Alucy, containing about ohs
f,uirtb of an acre of laud, be the Same morn or lees.
with the appurtenances, two-ntory , , framo heave w e t
ail improved. (.Taken in execution at the suit of L. N.
Stiles ys. J. W.:Dillespic.)l
ALSO—AII that certain piece twig:reel oflaniL situate
In the township of Aubur„ Intim county of &mot:eh:La.
no. and Slated Penney) nla, ItAmdcd and described
as follows, to wit-Begin:l ng at the road and running
cast s 0 rode, _ thence adutltit rods, thence west :Al rods,
and thence north S rods to the Oleo - of beginning. ton.
tattling ono acre of laud, be the same more or Ices, with
the tip partenanyes. frame melting honer. framo barn.
store imam and"ont-bnildingo.somo (mit trees. and all
Improved. (Taken In -execution at the salt of Coorge
P.1.11.t1e es. Chas. L:Lowl)
ALSO—AII thxt certain piece of land. eltuste In the
township of Litterty,ln the county of tentonchnnun.
and:Rate:of Pennsylvania. bounded and described as
fellow!, to wit: On the aorta by Riney Creek r old, nn
the cast by lands of P. PlEtulte, on the *oath by lauds
of Isaac Trayin , and on t e well by !nude of sold Travis,
containing four acresof nd,l3oillt same more at Ices,
with the appurtenances., dud mostly improved. (Taken
In execution at the suit of ALannon Chalker, avoigned
to IL IL TUrrell ca. Ilardet 5, Ilincluann .I=d John W,
Illachman.) j _
ALSO—AII that certain piece of land. 'Reale In the
township of Liberty, hi the county of Susquehanna,
and Slate of Mew'yenta, bound. and described as
follows. fo wit: On the portb by the New York State
line. on the east by la nds 'rerf Charles D. Adams and lands
of Isaac Robbins' eqate,,on the south by lands °Mem .
Roe, and on the west by land, of 'Milo Travis, cerntain.
Ing about GO aerosol' land, be the lame more or Ices,
with the appurtenances, frame house. Immo ham, orch
ard. mid all Improved. (Taken In exixotion At the salt
°tisane CoMoteek. ass tpacil to A. Lathrop rs James
Cserleu and J. C. Parsons, aro of Win. E. Lent, and
Lydia Lewis, executors tof Win. Lewis, deed., vs.
James Carrlug.): •
ALSO—AII that certain, piece or parcel of land, climate
la thettep. of Now 'Milford to the county of !insigna
henna. and Staten( Pennaylvanla, bounded antldescrlb
ed as fellow.. to tilt: On the nortllby the weld lead
log from New Milford to Montrose. on the east by lauds
of Latina Tamer. an the south by railroad, and on the
welt by buds of Joshua Plibincy. tontalnlicy four and
onwbalf acres of land.bd the same more or less. with
the apptutensnees, frame honer, barn, few fruit trees,
and all improved. (Tnken In execution at the coil of
Torrett C Martin vs. T. V. lilbber. -
ALSO—AII that eertainpiece or pareel of land, eltnato
in the township of New thillfore. to tbo county of Su&
ottehanna, and State of lasunayllnan4 bounded and dm
scribed an foltowe, to wit: On the north by tondo of
OtwN Wayman, on the east by hint ri of Gabriel Everitt
and U. Scymour's catate,tou the south by it. Seymany's
estate and Oliver Inthron.~ end on the week by 'lands of
Oliver Lathrop, Eduard Tyler, and Frederick k' gegen°
111111ard, containing abont22o acres or laud, with the
apporterewees. 1 frame noose, iharne, 1 shed and out.
Imildings, 2 orchards, and about 150 serve Improved.
(Taken in execution at the *rata Clad.% Voshurih en.
Marion E. Vosburr,h andl F. Seymonr. adanuistra(or of
Horace Seymour, deed./ vs , . Marion It. Vorhargh.)
ALSO—AII that certald piece or parcel of land situate
In the townnhip of Harmony. in the conn . t i f , of• Somme.
banns, and State of Pennsylvania, boa id and de
scribed se follows. to wit-On the ninth by ands of Ed.
car Thomas. on the tact by lands of - Edgar Thomas.
Noble Thom... Janice M. Thomas, Ilethoist Chureh
ground, David Lyon, nod E. T. Young. and on the south
and TN.!. by_ lamb. or Jacob Taylor.- Jonathan Taylor's
entate. IL H. Hobert. coatainlog about 20 scree of land.
be the samemore or team with the appurtenances, ane
dwelling house, two harem, ono steam and one water
power-saw milt onegrint mill, one planer and matcher.
and other building., nodsll improved. (Taken in exe•
cotton at the suit et Dmitri Taylor so. Murry Bross.)
ALSO—AII that certain place or parcel of land. situate
In the township of Jessup. In the eonnty of Sompacbano
no, and State of Pconsylvania. bounden and described
as follown, to wit-Beginning at the 'teethe:lst corner
hereof; thence along laud of Byron (MMe and land of
Daniel PickeU CO rods Oita poet and stones to the centre
of the read balding by Daniel Pickett and Loeb
dell's; thence west ISO rods to a post In lino of L. N.
BlandelTnland ; thence north u 0 rods to apost and stone!,
corner of Byron Land, thence east along
said Grillith'n line 100 rods to the place of beginning,
containing 5u acres of trend, be the name more or leas
(excepting therefrom lams and 103 perches formerly
conveyed to Timothy Blandelland now owned and oo
copied by Levl S. Standen) with the appurtenances, 11
frame boosts, S frame barns, female:bog pen and ant
balldlogs, orchard. and meetly finproved. (Taken to
execution at, the stilt Of Wm. IL-Walkeroassigned to
D. D. Searle vs. Ebb Whitney,)
ALSO—AII tint certain pine or parcel of land !Mate
In the Borough of Mandan; in the wintry or Siisiluchaii
no. and State of Pennrylvania, bounded and described
as follows, to wit-On thd north, ea:trend noath, by lands
of A. U. Ayres, andou the west by the public highwny,
containing about one and onerialf acres of Lind, be the
Same more or lens, will the appurtenances, ono frame
rn
house, one bas some fruit - trees. and all improves].
"(Taken In eieention of I mire E.Davis ca. J. A.Brusniell.)
ALSO—AII that certain plaeo or parcel of land, situate
In the township of Lathrop, to tire county of Sunqueban
na. and State of Penneyivanta, bounded and described
as follows to wit: Dm e timaing at a Make and Moues Tor
a corner, In line of the road leading to Uoplaittom, ft
being the northeantaimbrof bodnow occupied by J.
S Scott; thence north St) depeenwest innate:toe cor
ner in line of .P. S. Bronson eland ; thence south 2 de
e-melt west 50 rods to stake and rtortes ; thence 'south
b'S degrees cast Ii) rods ter centre of above -mentioned
road , thence aloe' said read north al degrees east M
rods to the place of bell, poi og, containing 80 terra of
land, be the name moreor Icon, excepting and reservlag
unto the said pettier', their heirs and assigns. by noel,
legal terms as Atoll be snolident in 1aw.911 the wood and
timber on the said place.harl the privilege and light to
eat and remove the same, excepting three =tenor wood
oa the tortheant corner Of the lot, with the emirate,
'lateen, 1 small honso,t bent, and client 23 Acme ire.
pros-ca. '(Takeo in excentlonat the suit of 11.-P. Ilal
et. se and S. Taylor-rn. Jithff Ryan , S.TayLor At Ca, to
moor 9. Taylors's. John! ityan. and Taylur. Walker, ee
Co., use of S. Taylor Sc. John Man./ ' • •
ALSO—The Interest of Samuel Ueynolda and IL A.
Reynold. In all that certain piece or parcel of Lind, sit
uate In the township of 4.1180 rd, in the county of San
onehanna and State of ;Pennsylvania, brooded and:
described as renown/to wlt7 • Beginning at a eornerin t
the Lackawanna turnpike )'sad' a corner of a lot Surveys'
ed for William Woodman t thence norms the-Leeks=
nranna creek, north Md.:Oka-east at/ perches and 340
to a corner in Cho Warrant line of John Beach nod Sam
uel Meredeth, No. 2; thence along mild lona ninth - 4134
degrees west 41 petulant aid 5-10 to a comer diallers! lot
surveyed for Carpenter Rounds; thence south 411)./
degrees Vent 13 perthen to another corner thereof 1•
thence north 44 degrees west 101 perches to -warrant
line thence Booth 47,24 deort.,., -ea avert =A prelim and•
510 to corner of lot 10441 of M. Milert'a allotments
of the aleredetir Land.; thence along Moor Nos. 41 and'
40 south fildevreen, east let perches to corner in lino of
int No.lo, 51 ilylert's altutmentaforenaidt them along'
west lite of lot No.lo, tenth 2 perches to
.a corner at
Nos. Sand 10. thanes along Hue of Non.9'and 10, cast
215 perches and 7-10 to tholLneiratrann& tantplarr afore
and thence by the nevemi coursed and distances of
said turnpike in a northerly direction about 100perehes
to place of beginning. containing 44.5 urea and 21 perch*
of Land strict measure, be the same more or lens, being
parts of John Beath and Philip Ornate's warrantn, with
the appurteuancen, (Taken in coalition at the snit of
Frederick A. Case vs. H.A. Reynolds and Bamnelltoyn
olds..l
ALSO—AII that certain piece orpareel orland.allnate
In the township of Lenox, In the comity of tintsinchan
es. and State of Pennsylyanikbennded anddmwribcd as
Mows, to wit! Beginning at a stake nod stones in the
I inn of. Linde of 11. Powers, rimming thence north
28 degrees - east sr i)rebee diouit said line, thence
south eigistrnine and a 1011 - degrees east. eighty4bree
310 Lierches to a stakei and stones in line of lands
sold- tike Balding t thence along said line south !.‘ of a
degree west 60 perches to ti stake and strines, thence
moth along Silent lands sidd Alien %V. McDonalds 19
degrees west Wand MO perches to a corner: , thence
not Lb 89116devves Westllli and 4-10 perches to the place,
of beginning, containing (nacres G 2 pore hes ,olland, tp
the same more or less.: with the apprirtenancss, 1
dwelllnghonse, 1 log barn, a few fruit tree*, end obant
23 acres improved. (Taken In execatton at the Mitt of
Ferdinand Whipple vs, DID. Sterling.)
Notice Is hereby gifen that all bids melt he paid ICI
cash on day of sale. WM. T. HUXLEY, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Offir.e, Montreal:4July 11. 1879. • •
A DMINISTBA'TOR'S • NOTICE.Lin the estate 'or
Ablathar Millard deceased, Inta Of Urldgewnte.
township, letters of Administration in raid estate hay
log been granted to the undersigned, all persons
owing said estate, aro requested to make Immediate
payment, and persons' having claims against raid estate
aro requested to present them without delay. -
' tiAltli" IL MILLARD. t ~,„.
ABLATILIat MILLARD, Jr.,l" -- " . " 4
Jena 19,.'12.--w0: .1
RICH 'AND RARE !
aROVES Bt-smiTTErt.-With Their
xigr.,fTiitrgyMitire.4rrelfie In
.p l p hil e. Og t; ?Vin y l e d
u r n /
feel confidant that we not fall to place nil who too
taverna with (het [patronage. Strict attention to heat
nen and trairant worhitohetlnne In the Ilesti3TYLS
of the (rode and the most improved FASHIONS of the
day. lareutting and Repairing done in the neatept
Itld'lMC: Shop out F. 13. Chandler's Store. -•
GROVES & MINTER.
, Noniron, Hey V. 16/2.i-1313.
LL Articles In thoGiocery , Ltne be bought at
A:. LOW. Pricop A r lo tho .STORE of
Montrose, Hey 15, 'it -itt' • 11. J. MB%
. r .," A LECTURE:
, • • l e"
‘ig GI .: 4 "2 - Cr 11A Al6l MIX a as:
Jut Patiltherin a &a cif I.liyelope. Price 6hr Cad&
A Lecture on•thO•Diattire, Treatment Alta
Itadical Cure of tipennutorrhma.' and 13emtnal Wet n
ness, involuntary Eculesions.und impediments to Mar
riage getnafailr • Nervousness, Consumption. rpilepsy.
mid Pits. Modal And Physical Incaoclty rend, lug
from SeitAbuse. de.—ltrattlitEßT .1. taiLIrEItWELL,
It. D.. Asithor thu. (keen Iloult.•••&e, • •
The world•renowtind author. in this admirabla Lecture
early , proves from his ado d. perfected that litia awful
Consequences of Riftsbustt may ho offectually. runinyt d
.wittuut inefileinCe arid without dangerous enrol, cal op•
swim's. hong' Instruramits, ri nr cordials, pot nt.
in; out wit° at once ccrinlo on t creetnal by,wbieb
moll sufferer. no strutter iwhat his condition - muy. bo
mop awe hicoelfeheaply,Driv4telyanttrulicilly.
WI U. Myra., BOWS TILIOtat.t.N.DS and -TllOl.l.
•
0 ' • .•
Sent li 3.
tidit mt -
y 37 nriarcie. ta plan iNtlqlonvt),:
bentottlr At. -
ODA, era the - pc - C*l nt 1,14. zoen 11. or two poe ta 'twills'
1.4 Dr. CulventreWs ria Cluble," price (*Fent*.
4dOrcts the Pah:harm, •
-MOLT?' e. ELME 20;;
; 121 Bowery, Voialcr2, Past-Otleo 50x4,626.
,
A MUNISTIIATOWS tfollol3.—Tn cstato
Ellsbar. trarnham, deermal, letters of Adminis
tration tttll the sold estate. have heat granted to the un
dirsigne4, all persona Welded to raid estate. are here
by notifies% tomato immediate payment to.lim 'Admin
istrator ; andtboas blsio2 elahas sunhat, the at, are
requested to prustutthrst at the calm of J 11. di A.
luCeilnto. ,_ AOLOMOH DECKEIt, Adr'r.,.
data aosrx—*'o, . - - .
inienoven curtnmui
s; A. .vm x-x, Lit
SoAelh i n s n.ow BASSETTB' PAp:E:n, sad
SEIM'S Tuns= WATER wan,
Portal,To and SWlotriry Eugluco, Mannfaetwed and for
Salo, by • !MIMS c DUOS.
. Montrose. Fa t Feb. 7. 1819..—ti? G-41. -
PROPOSED MEERDSPEN itO THE CO!1111U
ZION OF PENNSfIVANIL
JOINT RESOLIITII N.
XXXXOSTSI2 AX AXXXXXCAT 70'10 COXIIIITCXXIX 1111.
XXXXIITZTAXIA. • _ •
Ile it moteecttgee Senalsand Ifeemeße
of t
wi n e in Croeral Annotty on • Mot LII•
ftliowine nineticintent of the Constitution o this Co.
momreasih be p unnet topetheople for their sioptiao
or n•Jrrtl„n, punnet to the
. prorteloa of the tooth
article thereof, to wit:
AMMIDSIENT: •
Strike net the etzth section of the sixth undo of
the Conetitutten, and (men in lien thereof the follow.
tar • “A State Tretroirer shall be chosen by thequellll.
ed electors of tho State. at suet times. sad for aft
tam of terriCe as shall be.
WILLIAM
by law."
- • •••; ' WILLIAM ELLIOTT, •
Speakethf the Houle of Repretentetitee.
JA31173 S. 'IMAM,
• Spiker of the Senate.
Armors - v . —The twentr•recond day of Merch;Anno
Domini one Annie:Lod eight hundred end eeventrtrti
301.01W.VEAMY.
pretested and certified for publieation pennant to the
Tenth Article of the Conetttatlon. .•
• Ynattiti Somme.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
°Oleo Secret ry of the Commonwealth,.
Ilarriebarg. Jana =l.ll,
Ai oTicE.—Wc, the ea denial:led, will otter to let the
L Wittier:of a Bridge, on the Pranklin road leading
to Sammererille, near Tames Calph, on bleeder, Jet,
end, 1872. .
ktnny BUNICZLL,
Z. 11. BRWSTEIt, .I Baperyllins.
JAMES CAUL!.
Bridgewater, Jane 10,18711.—v! • •
MIAMI FOR SALE!—A Gran of mxtptwo arras MIA
.1.2 Joining the Bore' of Idtmtrose Cu the South, Is
offered for r a ta . It is• welt watered and has about to
acres in timber. Including a flue gran of booth and
maple near the dwelling. Dein the homestead 4:Listable:l
of the Samnel Orc^ory farm.
For further partlertlars enquire of Z. LC ontuttt, Esq..
or P. Lincs. Montrose, Pa.
Feb..7.ltd3.—no6.—tf. •
Nose^ 31$1.1rxil.
(IA BRENT ELIS AND BUILDItS—MESSES.cOOLCY
V s nTONT, aro prepared to dq all kinds of Dorm
rao and Cann:craft Mork, Brick Work, Masonry,
and Polntlno, by the Job or In any moaner Wind t ono.
macro. Also, Sorb Blinds, Doors. Mouldings eau
hinds,
kinds. cod Window Fromm to order , • Pine Lumbar
constantly on band., tibup in Fork rsetory Bonding,
Ilontmse, Pa.
A. W. COOl5 11r. BTA.NLBY
Montrose. December. 27.141.-=.12-Gm. •
$l,OOO .R•E WAR
BRIGGS' ALLEVANTOII is comd - of AuutacmlN
Chloroform. spirits of Camphor. Tin pose
cture of Tnpullne,
Oil of Juniper. and Alduhol This compound la an.
equalled fn the annals of medicine for the care of NOT.
vont or hick Headache. Irenruleia, Trembling or Tirltert•
log of the Nerves, and all Nelsons Diseases. - It will
counteract alt poleenr, banish pimples, cure ecaly crap.
Clone, itching, humors, Se.. It equalizes the circulation.
insigcrates du:system, Inereane the action of the tutatt,
without exciting the brain, cares Ileattbarci.Paleam
and Flu.teting of the Heart, Dyspepsia, 60. . •
AlletunteruNuletetypossesee, more coratbreprtme — Ws
than any other preparation. Physicists, chemists and
others arorequested to examine and test, the caned)
and $lO O O will be paid If found different trout npvcsaits•
Hon..
UG.H S. i.M.
ofust been
" Ire: Va.:s
heen cur..xed for the relief and care y throat and lung
diseases :but nothing hap been so eminently en ceensal
or obk.fned such a wide eelebrlty, rut Brim' Threat
and Ludt. Beater. _
COR The exte a la n ti n isg
, ptln Trade%
from Bantam.. the piercing, distressing an from la
growing Nails. cannot be escribed. Thansande nailer,
not knowing there is a care. Briggs' Cern and Donlon
Itenexiles are no acid or reread compounds. bat are se
llable soothing. and effectual,and Just merit the +neon e
they bare mined from an appreciative public. The
Cnnalve to a healing ointment; !misrelate relief Is
obtained by its applicatlon, and it will positively Cure
the woret cases of Pestered Corns. inlitamedandVerrsts
di Bunions, the sorest Instep, the largest and severest
Ithetere. the moat extensive Valleattles on the Soles • or
heels of the feet. unequalled in the cure of Chilbtabss or
Ferreted Feet. The alienator fur ordinary corns and
pterenting their formation la absolutely tuuntestied by
anything, known.
PlLESbare been .0 terror to Mankind for
centuries, and almost every attempt to
rune them has been banal. By nnceasing study and
experimenting. Dr. Brigge het discovered and absolve
cure for internal, bleeding. external, and itching piles.
Briggs' Pile Remedies are mild. rare and sum •
Coral, Bunions, lied Nal* Diseased Joints and AB
diseases of the feet; Ohio, Piles, Cancers and Scratralans
Rumour, ekilithly treated by Dr. J. Brims S Co.,ans
Broadway, N. Y.
fold ABEL Moutrese, N., audit/NOM
N 1010.614, Ifontrotss.•Pa. • • .
Jane 19,1 S W.
BILLINGS, -STROUD. -
General Insurance Agent,
FIRE, ME AND Am:n=6m INSITAANCE,
3Ntrazo.troisio. Map.
Hartford Fire Los., Co.. Capital and Surplus :-FXR.OOIII
Home Ins. Co?, N.Y.. Capital and harpists. Als- 1 ,1100
Royal Ins. Co. Ltrerpool * 0,000.000
Li semen!. tendon && CG " $ 20 . 0 ? 0 .=
Franklin Ins. Co., Phli'a
Ins. Co, or North Amerlea .• - FAR
Pennsylvania Fire
Ina. Cu., Mate of Penn'a "
Union Mutual .001
Lyeaming Fire
Williamsport Ins. Co. • $110,01.111
Xa X 27° El .
Conn. Ifetdol Life Is. Co., Altanadts
amerluan We. Pall'a. "
• ..9.417023:11724 11 r. -
Trarelers a.Co.,llmlbrd,Capital Staples IMMIX*
Railway Passengers " • $.7.41,1X10.
'The undersigned hisbeen s ell knourn I h thtavormty.tor
the past Ityears,as an Insurance Agent. hossossustslued
by is Compainin bare always been proraptlypald.
VBF"Ordes , first door cast from Banking Otders of W.
U. Cecinas it Co.‘Tu cop Ikc at. MOD trOCO.ra.
BILLINGS STROUD, Agent.
CUM. H. SIEMI. Solicitor.
71nutrose. gay .12.1512. *
HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOC!.
• ATION, •
For thenetterand cant &the Errin g and turortunatit,ca
• Principles of etuletian Philar.hropy •
Age
In &says on the Emmet Yonth and et Fades of A g t
In relation to Marriage and Social Evils. hrith saultar
aid ror the aftlletcd. gent free, sealed care! A 4
dress 110WABD ASSOCIATI O N : Box P. Ph la
MONTROSE OMAR
OF FASHION!
Late Ati.rwrvita.
FORE Pi Ai I! 'IOOREEIeFiE
DRY GOODS. .
PADDY IHESS GOODS, IHIAWIS, • ; •
L4CEA.No ?eel; Y GOODS
WHITE AND WOOLED(
GOODS; NOTIOES,g!as
111114LINE1111( .GOODSL-
Tivaintp,
• UNTIMIIit'D lIATS, •
R1D802 , 18, FLOVIERBo
LACES, ETC, ETC.,"
ittApi mAnc
FOIL BOYS, AN
TOVIII'BIYEAIZ, PIECE ,
• OdODS BY I,IIE, YAM),
• • AND CUSTS WORK.
CE ; WLEnEN AND-LAIDIESS
MSIBIII24EI GOODS,
- DENTS ILATD AND CAP%
OF ALL cparms, •
AND LATEST STYLED,' ‘' •
ALL IN GREAT VARIETY AT THE
Well-kW= St= of
GUTTENBERG. ROSENBAUM; &co
xstapmshed toss:
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