gocat 4ntelligtuct.
siLiozoirs spvtine.-
Bzy. L. ILToro, Pastor.
..10M a.at.and 7 r i m.
BAPTIST CIIURCII,
Sabbath Services....
Sabbath School
Prayer Bectiag, WedztpullayErcolsgs,
CATHOLIC CHURCH ltsr. J. Scam=
Sabbath Berrie.., Second Sunday In each Month
Sabbath School Immediately before Mass
EPISCOPAL CIIgACII —Ras. E. A. Wousunat. Rector.
'Sabbath Services. . 10X a. m. &WM p. m.
F.anday School n m.
Week -bay Serrlcet..—Wcdr!erdays Zl(µ In.
METTIODIST EPISCOPAL . . A, D. Acarkana.n.
Sabbath Services— "" 10.43 a. at. And 7.30 p. 01.
Sabbath Sr heal
it S. m.
Prayer Sleeting/. Tharsdays. 3 30p. cm.
pnesnrnunAN cnuncu Rev.l, 0. Mrusn.
Banbath ............10,46 e. m. sae iH p, m.
Sabbath Reboot -12.15 p. m.
Prayer Meeting, Thmotlay .. ... p. m.
Greeley and Brown Club. ' ' " •
Regular meeting or the Greeley, and Arown
Club, every Thursday evening, at N. o'clock.
The ball is rolling. Turn out and keep it in
motion.
Rally! Bally ! ! ,
Under the auspices of the State Committee,
Prof, Leo Miller, will speak to the cititzens of
this vicinity on the political situation as follows:
Ftlisquehanni Depot, Wednesday, Sept. 4th,
Great Bend; Thursday, sth,
Montrose, Friday, " 6th,
Let preparations be made in cads of these
places to give him n full hearing.
Novel Carolinian Doetunents.
The radical Press for want of Important mat
ter have got to publishing the private letters of
Fred and Nellie Grant. We expect shortly to
see a volume of Grant's love letters published
by the Radical Central Committee as a cam
paign document.
Postal Cards.
The New Postal Cant, jast adopted by the
L. S. Post Office Department, it is stated, will
b e o f a light amber color, fire inches in length
by three inches and one-eighth In width, and
will weigh about thirty-ft-rut grains. On one
side,will be the head of the Goddess of-Liberty
with the legend "Vatted States Postal Card."
This side also contains the direction " Write
the inperseription on this side ani the conamo
niestiO on the other," and is ruled for the
name, State, county, post-office: number and
street,
Look to Your Letters.
A telegram from Washington contains the
following Information that It will do no hurt to
read twice, if it may teach people who write
tellers to be careful how they luldreas then:
"Nearly three minions letters went to the dead
letter office last year. ?berate partly rl s -sided
as follows: Fifty-eight tbousand bad no county
or state directions; more than &st thousand
lacked stamps, and three thousand were posted
without any address at all The sum ot ;p2,-
CM in cash and nerve than ittl,(likitiM b dant,
checks, etc., were found in them. It appears
that on an average, every letter that is misdl
reCted or that goes . to the dead letter *Mee from
any cause, contains one dollar.
LUnek Bass.
The SUCCCSS of the experiments or tram
planting black bass from the Potomac to the
rives Delaware, seems to be already established.
Several young fish of this species have recently
been taken by fishermen near Trenton. , They
were in every instance, however, given back to
the water a; soon as caught, It was only last
summer that a few hundred of these fat were
placed in tire Delaware at Easton, and,' now
that they have made their appearance.at Tren
ton, it is shown conclusively that the Delaware
will be swarming with them before many more
seasons have come and gone,
Wigwam nt Scranton.
Last Murata). evening an immense crowd
assembled to assist in the dedication of the
Democratic and Liberal Republican Wigwam.
It scats twenty-one hundred and WiLS filled to
its fullest capacity. Dr. Stevens was nominated
by Mr. price for Chairman, and Vice-Presidents
and Secretaries were named. Able and Inter
esting speeches were made by Prot Leo Miller.
John Campbell, Esq.. Renjainin L Temple,
Esq., and lion. Charles R. Buckalew. The ad
dresses were wantly applauded, and the whole
affair was a grand success. The people of Lu
zern county will give as increased majority of
fifteen hundred.
Great Bend.
—F. Churchill, Eq., who for tome time past,
has been obliged to retire from active business
on account of ill health, is now so far recovered
as to be able to resume the duties of his office.
—The work'on the New 31. E. Church, is
prognnsing finely. The foundation la nearly ,
completed, and the carpenters have the frame
nearly ready. The laying of the cornepstone,
which was postponed, will take place Sept. 10,
10;2, at 2 o'clock, with appropriate religions
services. RCe. I). Lindsley will conduct the
services. An address will be dellvererl by thriller.
L. H. Wyatt.
41111,
General McCartney.
During the pr quits of the Convention on
'Monday last, and while the conference commit-.
tees were consulting, the inembers of the con
tention and a largo number of citizens who
were presets ere highly entertained by a
stirring specs % film Gen. McCartney, who Is
doing geed service In this campaign in curious
sections of the country. The General treated
the matters at issue in this contest, in a manner
"ditch brought repeated applause from his hear
ers. and which entitles him to rank among the
first speakers of the day. Ills presentations'of
facts and figures, were given in an eloquent,
happy and convincing manner, and he poured
a full volley of'lleas7 artillery r into the corrup
tion and imbecility of the present administra
tion, backed by statistics and sound argtments,
which challenge successful refutation. The Lib
eral cause has reason to be proud of such aped.,
Tocate.
A Phenomenon..
The Albany Timm has the following account
or what it very justly calls a phenomenon : It
was seen on Wcdnes:ay last, about six. miles
Lynn Albany, beyond the Old DlcKowtt wood.
During the storm which prevailed, a cloud,
funnel shored &sounded from the heavens, ex.
tending apparently from the clouds to the
ground. The tail was near -the ground, and
within this peculiar shaped Mass, smoke and
fire were seen to prevail to a degree, which
caused general alarm among the residents in
that locality, being itupreased with - the Ides that
Plantamour's comet , had been delayed tuadcome
at last. The funnel shaped mass would "setter
-
ate occasioually, when the flame was plainly
visible. Thiscontlnued ten minutes, and. was
witnessed by a number of persons, all of whom
agree as to circumstances referred to. Ailek the
funnel shaped ° cloud bad dappeared, it - was
disebraid that the corn and other produce on
tic csms. in Pm 'malty where the tall of the
funnel appamntly tested nett all burned MT
even with the surface of the earth. By ads, a
great deal of property was destroyed, and no
little tdarria occasioned. What pkeiUded the
Phenomenon is more than any one in that K!m4.-
ity could Amennine, and it would be - .well it
some selelatifie gentleman could , make mill:11.M:
ligation and report the result •
Suicide.
William Pendergast, the man who on the 27th
of May Made awattetimt I:mulish:ado Rev ,
Father lgeKee, of the Catholic chinch at Cats
gangue, committed suicide in jail at Easton on
Friday night of last week by banging himseit
by the neck to the inner grate door of his cell.
Pendergast was evidently -insane, having this
idea in his head that' Father Ideßee, had been
following for years past with the intentions of
doing him bodily harm. The attempt to lynch
the prisoner at the time of the shooting so
preyed upon his enfeebled mind that it was im
possible to disabuse him of the fdca that the
men were stidin persuit of hint. This, !aeon
nection with the noisy confusion of a political
meeting near the prison on the evening of his
doing away .With himself no doubt hastened
the catastrophe, the unfortunate man thinking,
in nil probabilityobat the enraged crowd would
soon be upon him. Deceased was 39 years of
age, and a native of Ireland—Leighton News.
An Impoitant Suit.
About one year ago Mahlon Mclntyre was
ejected, according to his affidavit filed, from a
passenger train-north on the Lehigh Valley
Railroad at a place where there was no station,
at night time, and where Mclntyre was totally
unacquainted with the country roundabout.
The allegation further states that.the next down
passenger train, on the above mentioned rail
road, ran over Mclntyre, cutting off his left leg,
and that he laid where he fell until the next
morning, when he was found by a man living
— on the opposite side of the river. The station
near where this accident happened is called
Kittatinny, on what is called the Lizard Creek
grade. 3lclutyro haS brought suit In the Le
high County Court, laying his damages at t. 10,•
000. The case will probably be tried at the
September term this year.—Register.
Lon by Fire.
Seeing several notices or the prompt action
and payment of Losses by lire in this and ad
joining Counties by the New Milford Insurance
Agent, A. W. Stiles, I have another to add show
ing his manner and way of doing business. On
July 10th, 1972, Mr. Stilts, insured my property
in the Phenix Insuraneecnmpany, of Brooklyn,
N. Y., and on August 9th my hay barn IVASCOII
- by fire.. lat once notified him of the
loss, when.be dame and examined and adjusted
the same perfectly satisfactory; I receiving my
money in just ten daYi from the date of the fire.
Such promptness is very commendable, and I
cheerfully recommend all who have property to
insure with Mr. Stilts, as herepresents a lino of
sound and responsible Co's., and you will be
suit to meet with prompt and satisfactory ad
justments. F. 0. Coos.
Ilarmonv, Aug.l9th 1972.
-- MP -
"That Uhler Pill." .
The Administration organs turd orators have
demonstrated to their entire satisfaction that
Mr. Greeley was an original secessionist; that
he was never an abolitionist ; that ho supplied
John lirown with money and the K:ursas emi
grants with Sharpe's rifles; that he was the
Grand Sachem of Tammany and used Tweed as
his cat's-paw to steal millions from the City
Treasury; that Jeff Davis would have been
hung but for his bail-bond, and that he owned
the pistol with which Lincoln was shots Ile
wrote the most satage articles to . urge on the
war, and run his neck off to make peace with
the Rebels. Ile is a fanatic on temperance, and
owns most of the stock in three distilleries. Ile
has always denounced the use of tobacco as a
den.lly sin, and is the chief proprietor of a cigar
manufactory. Ile Is opposed to woman suf
frage, end quarreled with Mrs. Woodhull for the
championship of Free Love. He is an Atheist
and a Universalist, never goes to church but al
ways sleeps through the prayers and sermons,
cats no meat but is an Epicurean gourmand, has
the whitest and purist skin of any man in
America but is a mulatto by birth, an Indian by
adoption, and by maression a poltroon. His
housels the haunt of all the worst men in the
city; and he has never kept house because it
was cheaper to " board round." He was the
foremost apostle of " miscegenation," and hates
a negro out of sight. Were he elected Presi
dent he would rsenslave the blacks, repudiate
the national debt, agree to pay all the Conteder
ate bonds, shut up every bar room and beer gar
den in the Union, put every temperate man in
Jail, compel every cripple to do military duty,
require the women to sweep the streets and
scour the country, atop all divorces. abolish
marriage, and stock the White House with
more wives than Brigham Young can boast of.
He would get rid of the army and navy, and de
clare himself military' dictator, and make the
Potomac irrigate his apple trees. He would
concentrate all the capital of the country in
manufactories, and oblige everybody to buy
What I know about farming" and go out
west. Or course be would enter into a con
spiracy with the yellow fever and cholera to de
populate the'conntry, require everybody to be
inoculated With the small pox, establish the
coolie trade, invite a Heathen Chinese into his
Cabinet, ina make Buddhism the established
religion of the Lind. This is but the beginning.
It Is easy to.estimate the grade of intellect
which such representations satisfy or scare.
Most people have so much curiosity on board
that they would really like to know what this
unique and wonderful creature would do in the
Presidency, and will help elect him just to sec
what will torn up. •
A song of Mmes.
My sinus wear, and my golden lace,
Cling like ivy to power and place,
Though I smash the vast machinery!
Man. wand thyself, is a rare old test;
Relatints first, and the country nest—
Oh, it blows a regular jamboree I
A two pound pup, with a twisted tail,
Alight gain a post in the county pit—
: Gifts, bright gifts, arc the joys for the!
. .
A Ito nsurs berth, why a horse might win,
And wonders ensue from a cask of gin—
Oh, It blows a high old jamboree !
Saddle my horse and light my pipe, •
Load my table with danties ripe, •
Gail, my son, an his dignity.
A king rd reign, though I Lack the crown ;
The south in chains Pre trampled down—
* logic Is tierce artillery.
Tho' mite braves MI dropped on that smother
line,
I Nyon It well, and the nation's mine—
Olt, it blows a stiff old jamboree!
. ,
Tet atilt i feel shot the day's not far -
When a comet may smash my triumphant star,
- And hurl me back, into privacy.
On itzuty is face I mark a scowl,
/indent troth the west cornea n margin' how?,
Oh; ft blows a slngularJamboreef
Saddle my horse and light ray pipe,
Load my table with dainties ripe,
Sail, my son,pn his , dignity. - •
Hark 1 what, ts that sound which eierses to •the
blast, - . . _
Has the comet I - Janied come at last?'
Ilarkl.'Greeley's the nominee.. , . :
And Brat Brown, too, is coupled with hint
my cup la thll to the brim, .
gotsway into privacy.
11 hold,o 14 thlth in the ancient
Slng out los Feerfiend with ollygo can—
Bakll4 Win to the style for pie I
Worth Knotting..
•
Pew people know,and thousands do .not
know, that by settinga glass of fruit on a - folded
towel, thoroughly soaked in cold water, the
fruit can he poured•in boiling hot, with no more
danger of breaking than with a tin cup. Cut
this out and paste it on your cupboard.
All do not know that lemons sprinkled with
loaf sugar almost completely allay ferverlsh
thirst. They arc invaluable in the sick room•
Invalids affected with feverishness can safely
consume two or three lemons a dity. A lemon
or two thud taken at " tea-tine" is recommend
ed as an entire substitute for the ordinary sup
per of summer, and will often induce a com
fortable sleep through the night, and give a good
appitite for bre:lMA.
Cons FOUDFK—Mr. Alexander. Reed,: or.
Lockhaven, Clinton cotinty, reports that his
practice is to cut up his corn as late as he can
and avoid frost. After husking, the stacks are
bound and carefully shocked till cured, then
stowed in barn. They arc prepartsl for teed
as follows: Each morning and evening the
quantity needed for one feeding is cut with a
"power cutter," put in a tight box with a ntis
ture o' meal bran sprinkled in ; boiling water
is then poured on and the box closed _with a
tight lid, soils to shift in both heat and steam.
That steamed at night is warm In the morning,
and that In the morning, when fed in the after
noon. Mr. Reed states that, prepared in this
WIW, the cows eats all the butts ton.w ill pro-
duce more and much better milk for butter
than a ton of the brat hay prepared in the same
way.
Se.stss.—lf you have been picking or hand
ling any acid bruit and have stained your hands,
wash them in clear water, wipe them lightly
and while they are yet moist strike a match and
shut your hands around it so as .to catch the
smoke, and the stain will disappear. If you
have stained Your muslin or gingham dress, or
white pants, with .berrit?s, before wetting the
cloth with anything else, pour boiling water
through the stains and they will disappear.
Before fruit juice dries it can altar be removed
by cold water, usin,ga sponge or towel, If nec
essary.. Rubbing the finger with the inside of
the stain caused by paring. Ink also, Ifll it be
washed out or sopped up from the carpet' with
cold
,water immediately when it Is spilled, can
be almost entirely removed.
TI2A.MI.I.i.XIILI3FIIB.
Srowk—Sur.i.r,---In Bridgewater, Aug. 29tia, by
11er. A. 0. Warren, at the house of A: Stone,
Esq., Mr. Harry D. Stone, and 'hiss Adele
Sheip, of Ditnock, Pa.
Bridgearater. , Aug. 171 h,
1872, be A. B. Griffis, Esq., Mr. John Ball, of
North Penton, N. V., and Miss Emma Hin
man, of 31cutrose. Pa. ' '
LAFRANCII—PLACE—At the house of the bride's
ffither, John Place, Esq.. in Auburn, Pa.. Aug.
81st, 1872, by Rev. P. R. Totrifer, Mr. Byron
Larrance, and Miss Dora Place, of Auburn,
Sustja co., Pa. ,
x,mi.kmrmcal.
UTLEY—In I,nnhury, Ohio. Aug. 18th, 1872, of
indanimation of the bowels, after three ‘tMys
dine Festus Esq., age 70 years.
11e was fornierelr a mijent of thiseounty.
Etv—ln Forest Lake, Aug' 16th, 18111, , Lula
Maggie,-nged fourteen months, -daughter of
J. J., and Martha
• •
CARPENTER -In !Tortoni. June 13th, 1672,
Illtnnah E., wife of Stephen E. • Carpenter,
aged 48 years and 6 months.
Dearest mother, thou host left as,
Never shall we see thee more,
Nevermore shall hear thy counsel,
While we dwell here on this shore.
Thou bast been a faithful mother,
Ever gentle, kind, and true,
And our tomes Nero nearly broken,
When we bade our last adieu.
But we hope aggain•to meet thee,
When our life on earth Is o'er,
There to be with thee forever,
On the oilier, brighter shore.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
' Owl do Without It."
This is what the stage and horse ear compa
nies, livery-stable keepers, members of the turf,
and all grooms and trainers say of the Mturraso
Ltsine_syr. They "can't do without it." And
why ? Bet:Anse - it ihEalliliic reduce 4 tile external
swellingS, etc., which, limier varaMs names im
pair the usefulness and. value of the king of
quadrupeds, and also because, for sprains,
strains, galls and other injuries to which home
tlesh is liable, leis the most trustworthy prepa
tion in the. market. Yet these recommendations
comprise only a portion of its claims to public
confidence. During o period of more titan six
teen years, it has been recognized as a specific"
for many of the most agonizing disorders which
afflict the human family—such as rheumatism,
gout, neuralgia, lumbago, ticdoloreux, sore
throat, (=ache, toothache; and likewise as a
peerless oppihmtion for cuts, bruises, burns and
scalds,
—Doting our Interview, the American Con
sill at Bankok, presented the King an elegant
assortment of his medicines from Dr. S. C. Ayer,
of Lowell, 31a.ss., for the use of the Court. He
explained to his majesty their origin . from the
great chemist and their uses. The Cherry
Pectoral for coughts— the Sarsaparilla for erup
tive dice:sm and the Ague Dire for the fevers
that are so fatal in this hot c at tntry. The dan
gerous condition of a Stvorite Trite in Ore palace
with one of the disorders these medicines cure,
gave hint special interest in these products of
medical skill; indeed, these medical marvels in•
terested him more In our country than all the
other attentions we hare shown hlm.—Letters
from a lady in Siam. .
A Raro Opportunity for Agents.
We have received Irimr the publishers of
Wood's Household Magazine, two bearitilblly
tinted Crayon pictures representing the heads
of a little boy and girl, and "Our Hope" and
"Oar Joy" Me just the names for the dear,
bright, happy little faces. L.' Sprang d: Co.
originally published them at $4, but they arc
now offered with Wood's Magazine -'tor year at
only $1 rip, . Whey- are to be Introduced by
agents, who Are allowed , a handsome commis
sion on this price, which makes a mostdesirable
bnsincsgfi.rcanvassers. White the Magazine
alone Is ridgy worth the money. the pictures
are dimming, land mu t t he seen to be apprecia
ted. For full particulars address 8.8. Wooer &
Co., Newburgh, N. Y.
Mate Roofing,
The subscrilice tnaff furnish and put on No. 2
slate nearly as cheap as hemlock shingles; alio
alt the different colored No. 1 slate. I can lay
slate on old shingled roofs and make a good job.
Terms reasonable. Post office address, .
Wm. HAUOIIWOIXT.
N0.;14-tE Montinse.
Select Scboo!. •• • - • .
The undersign will open. n Select Scitool In
Brooklyn Center, commencing Sept. ;24 1872.
Term or la weeks. Tuition front $3.00 to
$6.00 per Scimitar.
Muni . SnannEr Principle.
Brooklyn Aug. 20th 1872.---2 w
liarford Annual Fair.
Tim Fifteenth Annual. Fair of the Raiford
Agricultural Society, Will he had on Wednea;
day and Thursday, Oct. 2nd and llrd, on the
grounds of the Society. The Premidm List
will be published. hereafter. ' By order or Com.
• • E. Csnriorrttn, Ser77.-
11.arfonl, Po., Aug. 21st, 1872.—w3 •
•
Notice.
The 8 requelmnna Asa:chilli= of Universalist,
will bold its next annual meeting. at Benton,
Luzern.) eo., Pa.; on Wednesday and Thmaday,
Sept. 4th and 5tb,1572. A full attendance la
:desired: An ottaitonallevitO vill,__LePretteh"
al by Rev. R. gengt4oll. o.avra
.
The Golden. Age's LlfoSizo
Porrrnsrr ov Mn. GREELEY.—The Golden
Ave has published a beautiful portrait of Horace
Greeley, lifeatize, head and bust, executed in tine
lithographic style, suitable for hanging on the
wall of a parlor, or library, or club-room. and
constituting altogether the best likeness of Mr.
Greeley wlfich has ever been prepared for pop
uler circulation. The original was a photograph
from life, taken. y Pearsall in Brooklyn, drawn
on stone by Baker of Boston. and litogruphea
by Armstrong of that city. The headois exact
ly the size of life, showing' how big the brain
must be that dwells within it. The expression
is pleasing. The white hair Is soft and silky.
The spectacles have a wise look. The beard
ripples over the collar with a graceful curve.
The dress Is not dia,eveled. Thu coat is of
black hmatleletli, such aslir. Greeley generally
wears. The picture is thoroughly characteristic
of the near, and an admirable RUCCeSS--espec
lally gratifying to Mr. Greeley's intimate
friends.
All persons who have a hearty liking for the
Chappsqua candidate ought to have this like
ness of-him in his best mend. Any one can
obtain it by remitting one dollar, in return for
which the portrait will be mailed on a roller
post-paid to any address within the linked
States, together with a copy of The Cobden Age
gratis from now till the election, Nov.lth. Any
person who is already a subscriber to The
4ioldex Age, and who will now renew his sub
scription, and will at the same time procure a
new subscriber, shall rmeive a copy of the
picture; and the new subscriber shall receive it
likewise.
The Goldin Aar is a political and literary
journal; devoted to the discussion of all current
topics, and means to do the best it can between
now and autumn to elect an Honest Man to the
Pm'idency of the United States.
The price of subscription is three dollars a
year, or one dollar from now till election. The
picture is sent to all new subscribers , whether
for the year or for the campaign. Such a paper
and such a picture have never been offered to
the public at such a price. Address
J. 0. brtuls, Agent.
Gibson, Sustja Co., Pa.
liarford Graded School.
The Fall Term will commence on Monday,
Sept.. 2nd, and continue thirteen weeks, under
the direction of E. S. H. Hine, assisted by com
petent teachers.
Tvroos, per term In advance.
Advanced classes - Vi 00
Intermediate 4 00
Board and rooms can be obtained on =sena,
Me terms.
Our teachers are all experienced In their pro
fession, and no pains will be spared to make the
school profitable to all that attend. Particular
attention will be given to those preparing to
teach. OTIS GneeELL, President.
W.kvsox JEFFERS, Secretary.
Aug. 28th, 1892.—w2
The Sixth Auntie! •Fair
Of the Nichelsorf. Agricultural Society, will
be held on Wednesday, Thursday
September 18th, 10th and 20th; on
,the ground
of (ho Igoejely. N. P. Witcox,See.y.
'Nfcliolson, Pa., Aug. IS72.—td.
Montrose 'Graded Benno?.
Thu:Pull Tenn of the Graded School Will be
gin 31onday, Sept. 2, 1572, and continue 15
weeks. -
The school Is again under the superv6ion of
kit Berlin, Principal, assisted by a competent
corps. of instructors. The
,thorongh organiza
tion of the different - departmennt caLlptit it to all
grades of' ad vancemont. The High School with
a regular course al studs has been. specially or
ganized to meet the wants of advanced scholars.
•A clasp in the Mei:el. and Practice of tack
ing, will funned, and every Wiwi made to ad
vunce 'the interest of those intending to teach.
• Tuition—TAtin #7 00
Advance Grades 00
-Lower " 500
. By order of the Baird.
IT. IL JESSUP, Prps . t..
B. Tumrenr.n,
Mccric93, Aug. 14th, 1972.
Rlenardsots% Cornet nand
Furnishes - music for Ocelot. , festivals and po
litical reectings„at.reasonable rates Address
C.A. Sackcit;Ziew .11.1Ifonl, Pa., or Lee Tiffany,
Ilarienl, Pa:
Nen-Milford, tali., Aug. 1111. 1872—vr2
cspccial poPro.
Valuable Hints
A valuable bola of body Is- alnotutely scientist to
phyoical hr atilt and clearneto of Intellect. Nor Is Chic
all. Beauty of prroon cannot conviot' with an unnat
ural Coodltion of the bowels. A free parroage of the re
.
N th
oe matter of e oystart through these nanual w etc
pipes, lons nercasa o to-the portty of the laxly-as the
free pastare of the offal of a city.tbrough Its cowers la
neetoolry to the hellth of Its Inhabitants.
badlgeotion It theprimary canto of moot- of the die
co ocs of the dlrcher log organ*, sun one 01 its moot
common relents ls conotiprnion. TUN Complaint, be
obleit besides being cao:ernes In it ell. bas many dies
grenoble coneonaltants—rack as nn unplea.ont breath..
callow skin. coutominatiog blood and Idle. hemor
rhoids; hes daeht. Wort of memory, and roiceraldebility.
llcntetrere Stomach lintcis teItIOTI all these coil, by
removing llnir Immediate canoe In Uladigestlve organs
and regulating the act ion of Hie Intestacies, - The com
bination or - Properties In this celehrited piepandlon Is
one of Ito chief merits. It brnot. merely a stimulant
or a tonic, or an afttl bilious agent. or a Lttlitle. or a
blood depnreni. or a unharic o bad all these caratt.o vie
d:watts jodtcinustr blended an one powerful icon:wetly°.
It lends activity dithl dl,I01 . lutla: III") , nod hpervatdd
stomacklrelleves the. lalmentary canal of Ito obstruc
tions. and giossionato the membrane which lines It.
gently otimnlettmt the doer, braces the nerves, and
cheers the animal Florin', 'No other remedy pooscooes
ouch a variety of hygienic virtues. It Is to these char
tient-NM Thine. that It owes its prestige as a haat*.
hold medicine. Experience has paned that it Is no
hamlette is it to enicaclowt. and hence it la as popular
with the weaker PCs as with the stronger.
Host etter's Stomacil Hitters are sold 'in bottles only
and the tmde-markblowul. the glass and cm:rated on
the label Is the the feet of getrainences. Beware of
counterfelte. ,
Testimony of a Prominent Pirstioian.
" During the past eight years I have had frequent
opportunities of witnessing the effect of liwormis
limn limns Open persona suffering from Dyspepsia,
Leer' of Nervous
,Euergy, Serual Weatisess.Dlarrhsca,
Se. I have tnowu it to pmvo successful in many
eases;lvbefe Alleplatfe, linsinenpathic and flydruphat
ie ticausientturd failed. I still continue to am It In
such complaints With Uniform messes, and have no
hesitancy in pionotoming It the most reme
dy yet discovered for dimmers arising from a dlsordcd
Stomdcb;lsiver;ltsdneys or Dowids,
- • Totire, very trail,
' •.71' . HAFER, IL D.
O. Dos; PM, Lantter.
TSE CONFZ99IONB OF AR INVALID...
PUnpslIED al a. warning and for, the benefit of
young own and °f/Km who eider from Nernst,
Dobility„Losa of Manhood. dm., supplying :
"1118 =AN§ Or SEt.F.CI7IIII.
• Written one who cured 'himself. after undriffut
izoodderablo quackery. , and sent fano on resetting a
post:pald dlscond cnvolopo.
Address, NATIL94I3IAYFAI9, Mfooldra.l%.
. . era
TO CIONSIIMPTIVEO.
_
The advertiser, having been .
pennanently eitrid .of
that dread diocese, Consumption by a siraple remedy.
Is Anxious to make , known to his folicor , sufforeve 'the
moons of tore. To all who &Ore it, be will nerd a copy
of the preralptlon need, (free of charge;) with the dime. ,
Honorer preparing and lining the slum which they will
find tranki Cank cur POSIFISXI7/10Ni AVIV re, 611,150111.
Bales ntehing the 'pre r .leriptlon will plenie address:
WILSON,
151 Penn Street, Willtentebergli. N. Y.
CAT
ERRORS OF - .YOUTH..
A Ci&rLiSMAN 'boudered for years trout NOSTOOS
.446 Permatere Decay, sod. all the ettlxts of
youthful led Iseretlou wilt. for the sake of suffering lop
mallity.send free to all who need It, the receipt and dl.
rection for making tbc simple remedy by which 'ha was
cured. BoYerers V/ MIN: to prat!' by t hu advlsees expert.
elm can do so braddressloy, to perfect coo:ldeate,
. . joaN 0, toDDNN.
NO. 41 Cedar street, Now York.
or -Getting narriedl—Eudyiroi young liten,nn
the delights or home. and the propriety or tethroprlety
ofgettlag Mulled, milk venltary ?tele 'ter these *be
feel unfitted fOr mattimonlsl ploess Scat. tree;in
sealed envelopes. Addreis. ABSOcIATION
Isox P...9ldlsdelphts. Pa. - -
RICH AND ..RARE -
aßovEs k .138,11TTER.—Witty Their
A.', united experlenee, both to the Old World and
Flow,wlth over fortryeara dole spot Italian. We both
feel eonddent that wee= not fall to please all who Tony
War °own their patmnage. Btnct attentlon,to hest.
nese and warrant all work to be done In the Beet sTrut
at lbw trade and the moat approved VASIIIWM of the
day. pretatlng and Itrpstiirm done la the nod= t
nidndef Shopirng r_l34 Chandra?' Store.
OWYVVIA SAM=
mortroir, Nay rt, /811,7111‘3.
IVIIF YORK Pitonvps RIARRETS.
Corrected weekly by Harding, Illyden & Co.,
325 Washington Bt., _New -
Butter, pall , 28027
" firkln..-...... ............... - 230f-tl'
Cheese, dairy, per 1b... , ' 11(ga3
" factory " ' 12014
Eggs, per doz .., 2aer,4
Flour, per barrel - 5.600035
Corn meal, 100 lbs. 3.3003.03
Wheat, per bushel ..... ....., „ ..... 1.5001.52
Rye " 7J@
Oats ' - 44013
Corn
lions, crop of 1871
Tallow "
Lard per lb
Polatcan per bbl..
Apples
Turkeys per 1b...
Chickens, "
Ducks "
ic~v,tlttertiormtuto.
.DNIINISTRATOWS NOTICE—In the estate, nr
/11. Mary S. 'Stanton, tale or Balch:ewers, Snsifn.
Co., Po ., deceased , Letter. or Administration. to
Stu mid estate 6.111,1 been muter' to the underogned,
all pommel orslog said estate, are requested. to .mils
immediate payment, and ail persona having claims
analuet utd estate ere requested topreaent them without
delay.
JOIPC A. STANTON, Adner.
Brldgetv ate, Sept 4th, 11372.—Arti.
ESTATE of Austin Thomas of the township of Lathrop
E
Sumtmesinno conoty..P.L, deceused.—Letters of Ad
athlete:Wen upon (ho estate of the above named deee
cleat, haring been granted to %ha nademigned. all per
sons Indebted to mid estate are hbreby totirled to 'slake
Immediate payment; and those haring claim. against
the same, to pmeent them daly authenticated for milli:-
meet.. W. P. CRANDALL, Atim'e.
Lathrop. pa., Sept. 4th, Iri9—wls*
LNXECUTRIX'S NOTlCE.'—Wuktinss Letters testa
mentary to the estate or Dane Heel:hoar Into of Great
Bald. deceased, have been granted loth° Subscribers,
all venous Indebted to said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment, mid Moo . having eita.mli or de•
mandiliegalust the same, will present Most without de
lay.
A. R. WHITING, } Executors,
YLNCENT ItECKIIOW,
Aug. 28,
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
U. A. IIcERACKF.S. %althea to Warm thepubtle that
having rented the Exchange Hotel In Montrose. he
In now prepared to accommodate the b traaelbv pabllc
to 1: o c n r t n r t t Jr/ t
Presidential Campattt,
CAPS, CAPES AND TORCHES !
Send for ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR and PRICELLST..
CUNNINGHAM & lIILL,
313 aurnalanitn, No 234 Church St., Philadelphia.
Jane 12, —m4.
ISSOLIUTION.—Notico la hereby given tbet the
D
nem of hieVlcar S Mine was dissolved the Stith
day of July, widen accounts most be settled by cull or
note, eel tblo .10 days from date, as all that remains un
paid at that. time Neill be left With nn attorney for
prumpt eollrctlon In cash. )IcVICAR lIINF..
E. C. McVlcao, E. L. Unit,
Montrose, Jaly 1613--21.. arr.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.—In the Relate of
/1 John Wry:mete, c eerared, lettere; of Adculniatnatlon
In the eald create harinu !team grautedlo the underelken
ed, peesone owing said eStatC, ore Irontiested to
make Immediate perm-mt. and all persouslasvlog clnitne
evened raid rattle aro Immature] Illiument them with•
oat delay. SS IXANILS WESTGATE, A ,_.
F.LIAS WEaITOATE, .11 rt.
July 81, 1871-31-it-1.
A DAIINISTRATORS ROTICE.—to the errata or
Abtathar Alillard, deceased, tate of Bridgewater
township, lettere of Admlnlatrin km In relit estate hare
Ind been granted to the .undersigned, all. panne
owing raid estate, tro requested to make Immediate
parment. and persona having Millais adalast said estate
era requested to present them without delay.
MARY It. MILLARD.
ADIATUAIt MILLA.RD,sir.II Adm. "'
June 19, '79.-..lvG. -
ADIIINTSTRATOR'S NOTICE.—In the estate of
. Ellsha P. Farahmo, deceased. letters of Adlnlols
undo., to the raid estate, hare been granted to the on.
darsfenerl, all persona Indebted to sa i d estate, arc here
by ootltied to teeku Immediate payment to the Admin
istrator ; and those haring dolma ngultme the tame, ore
requested to present them at tile tare of J. B. 5, A.
Meentlutn. SOLOMON pk:BILSR, Adair.
June r, 1872.—15 t.
• •
•
FOUND !
T (ha OLD DOUSE. In lIONTROSE, a
At FASHIONABLE DEESS - NAliwa, bto Haw
York City. Entire vet islaellon will be given to ell who
will boor 12er with toll. M^PLAIN SEWING done
In the NEATEST DANNER.
Mrs. COLEY.
Day 3,13:2.—tai
Au Ornament for grory America Home: •
T3EIPIa atILISSI:II*.XCBN.
GENTERRIAL itillivElisill y.
• :
T ubb Mears of •lndependeras MIL" "Rn the Winn.
TY hlckon Creek Fairmount Fmk." "UP tho 8c1 ,1 5 1 -
kill," uUnlou Lcauno LionscX a largo beam irullyColor•
ed Manor Philadelphia, showingFairmount Park.whero
Contennial Anniversary Buildings will ho erected,
Ac.. HIM 40 by 27 inches-
Published in sid of tbo Combo:mid IN2A.•
AoolitTlf WiNTED.—FI . OOI Si to VC/per day VW be natio
Semi SO cents, and ripecimeu copy and terms to Agents
add he Pent by return
T. R. OALLENDER Et CO., Publish
delp ers,
Thirnd Walnut Mr., PhLahia
TWIN PER cauxv.r.
INVESTMENTS.
municipal Bonds .for Sale.
Thme bondeare lesned by virture of the State Constl•
lotions granting the Legtalatures they right to enact
laws authorizing eitimenuntles and Touts to issnese•
entitles in accordance wlttoinch laws for certain Infer
nal improvemetittcand when au hellcat bete Is no pow
er that canlegally delcat them. Staten may !eradiate t
3lonlcipalliles cannot. These bonds arc a ilfzt led up
on ail the property of the municipality. Including
Railroad!and mortgaged pr entice Shrewd, farseeing
.Investors are changingthele Government and o th er So
entitle. into these desirable bonds. Any explanation
wdi ha cheerfully given. and Bonds In denominations
of ewe, mo. *SOO, $l,OOO each, for tale by •
Clams MILLEn, Bankers.
Pa squelaanna Depot, in.1401,11372.—Trg
AGERTS NTIIN
Literature, Art and Song
Is the best selling bock ever offered. It combines thu
humor of adecodote.lbe wisdom of essay, the Informa
tion of history said bicroaphy, the nrectuess son craneur
of poetry, tho exquisite-therm of milsicfaudAptlbottoti
ful Illustrations. _ . . , -
. . .
reading for grave moments; pleasant pletores
to ilinminegoict berms }and gems_of sung for the social
An Agent “Floid 14TeoPica tbia Will
sell:sou thin mouth easily."
Our new systrao of =vowing does away with atm
Jealous to the hardness. Particulars free. A valaable
prevent to every nog Ag.ent._
INTERNATIONAL, PUBLLILILNO CO., 03 and 93
Lutairrr Fr.. bier York.
. .
May I, '13,—,00.
.. .
Tat LUNGS STROI,).
• . •
-•-•• •
General Insurance Agent, ':
11E2, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INEMANCE, .
rittc:asstr 00 0. Ira ! : - '
Hartford Fire Ins., Co.. L aplial and Sarpl no Ira„
Rome Ins. Co., 11. Y.,Capltal aria burplaer .090,000
Royallus. Co. Liverpool •• slo,omoo
Liverpool. London 4 , r. Globe " fkr.o.ooo,too
Franklin Ins. Co., t'hu's ', ma*
Ins. Co.. of North Ames les .. - p2f.0,01:10
Pennsylvanla Fire 1.124.01X1
Ins. Cu, Suite of Penult ~'. . ...
Union'aintnal - : --, -...'** - .. •.-. •- ^ firri..
Lyroming tiro • - - - • • '' ~ pionOpsk)
11 1111antopurt Ins. Co. • .4 $llO,OOO
.
Mar X W 331 . • .
Conn. Mutual Llfo Ins, CCP:./melts. c r 7 maco,noo
Amorkan Lflrt, Mira. *. - : . 4 -. ; „.11,3,:04000
- .. •
.11.0C 1 X322315T . 1 i . .• - •
Travelers In s.Co.,llarford,Capital and &Irvine $2.000.001
Railway. Passengers
.. ." . ... irpfl,ll,o.,
The undersigned ha Omen *qt ,: t k nown In this cininty,for
Mayn't I: yearaus an Insoranee Agent. brazes sestsin at
by kis Curupsinirs bate always been promptlypald. , : •
rarOnleo Prot dOor cast from Banking Ofdeo or W.
11. Cooper t Co.aurup Ike at. Itontroae;ra., - ~..
'BILLINGS ' STIIOIIb, L Atent - •
'. gm. mr..- 8111711, Solicitor. . L
`lioutrOie, Mar ti 1972.
- • -
=over- r.i.riaa. • •
, .
riAttPENTEIP3 AND'IMIILDITS—MESSMS. COOLRY
STONg. ara
pstireri to do all kinds of limn.
INA and CAIMENTEIIWork, Brick Work, Masonry.
and Patatinr, by. Um Job of In any manner to suit cus
tomer,. Alm. slob [Hindi, - Tours. Mogldingir. , otati
cod Wlndow Prams,. to order. Pine Umber
constantly on. band. tiltop in• Pork Factory Balding,
Me:amts. Pa.. • - .• •
A. W. tiCJOLEY, STAMLEY•STOSM,
Atorame. Dccanber-,
nurnovED - Culauziall'
S W . • I LL.
go ?4l l l f n o fil i c ere BABElBTlVEntrt,t!6latert and
SMITH'S TURBINE
• • •
Portant, and Stational Engines, Mapnufactared and for
:idle, by - ; BAY Ittt a BIM.
Montrose, Pa., Feb. 7. Mr.'. , ,n06-31 . . • •
PROPOSED AMENDMENT' TO THE :lobarLi:l
- TION OP PENNSYLVANIA. .
JOIST nEsattrtat
merest:to AW AMEND/Ml' SUL CONISTIfETIO7I Or
rEMOTLY*NIA. • -
Be U rooked by! Sem:fem.! IlJam &prom:ditto
of Ikansrtraitia in General Awned, met,' That the
Itilowine amendment- of the tionititutio of t hei r hoto monwealth be proproed to:the neopie for edoptioe
or rejection. partionet to We p ro vision of the tenth
article thereof, to wit:
Gaigi34
40q;050
NA 9
2501 75
• Strike out the sixth fettled of the tlkth article of
Ike Constitution, and Overt la lieu thMeiff Om follow.
ing • *VI - Stele Tomourer ebalt ba ehoten by thequalifl.
al Acetate tor the Mato. at. tech time*. and fur ouch
term or service so shall be orateribed by Cdr."-
•- ... • WILLIAM ELLIOTT,
Speaker of the !forme of Itepretentatiren.
JAMES S. ECTAN:,
. Speaker of the Senate.
Arrniwzo—The tirentt•teiond day of Mara. Anne
Domini one thontand eight hundred and terenty•two
- JOHN W (MAUL
Calmat] sad certified for publication Pennant. lo the
Tenth Article of the Cutatituf ton.- •
Fniimm
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Mice Setret - ry of the Commonwealth,
liarritharg, June 16th,
the naderal.•••cd, nlriz to let the
1.11: handing. of • Beklim. on the Franklin rOall
to Sumnieniellie, near ilainen_Calph,ou=klonday,4•ll
24nd., 1872. _ .
lIVNICELL, ' •
•
, • Z. Iit..IIRWSTER., even - hors.
• • • •• CALM.
~,Ftrldgewnter, Awe 10, 1574.—w2 •
TVA, RH FOR SALE farm of sixty-two sere' , na
l.' Joining the - Duro' of Ideutrovo on the bomb, I.
offered for vale. It le well watered sad has :Adolf ten
acres in'. thober. including efluo grove of bench nod
maple near the dwelling. bomb tho homestead dictator'
of the Hemel (forgery farm.
For further partieninre cogent. of J. E. Canaan, Esq.,
or P. Lines. Muntrote, Pa.
Feb., 7,131 e —ooh:tf. ,
$l,OOO REWARD!
BRIGGS' ALLEVANTOIt Is .compoomf of Ammonia,
Chloroform, tipirits;of Camphor. Tincture of Talent ne,
.Oil of Jumper. and Alcohol t This compound, le nu
equslied In the annals of medicine for the vim of Net--
cone or dirk headache. Neuralgia. Trembllis& or Twitch
ing or the :fence, and all Nervous Disessets. It will
counteract all potence, banioh pimples, cute runty Map.
Cone, itehlogjarmore, Sc., It aptallzes the circulation,
lovigeratet the syetem,lncresoes the action of the hart,
Offbeat Snelling the brats, curets itearthuro.Palpitation
and Flu:tering of the Beart, ilyspepsiadhe... Stapp'
Allerantorabsolutely pooseesms more contrive properties , .
• t burany other preparation. Physiciano, chemists and
-others arerequested to examine and test the- remedy
lid $lOOO will be veldt( found different from reprsseeta-
COUGHS.. 3 n i , n a c t 11 4 1 Ilatrabeen
r4 l l eddt
ve
been, offered for the -relief and care of throat and lung'
Otte-zees; but nothing, hats Wan et. eminently enceetsfui
or °bailees] each a wide • celebrity, as Brigg,te Throat
and Long Dealer. • I
' el V lgi thg'le l 4 l CORNS. b m.ouurmk twin g in g
fives Ifcmtorfs. the piercing. dtstresoing pun. from In
growing Naito. capitol be et:scribed. Thoutands Auger,
not knowing there Li a cure. • Briggs' Corks And Basilan
Reauedies memo acid or potath compounds, but are te
llable soothing, and effectual, azadjast merit the mimeos
they have earned from tin ale
t; public. 'the
Curative is a Mating ointment; imrardiata relief is
obtained by application. and It will
ponce
cure
the worst cases of Pestered Corns, Inflametlaed Ulcerat
ed Buniune, the turret instep. the largest and oevereet
Blister*, the moot extensive Valleoldes on the 'toles or
heels of the rect. nocqualleil tathe care of Citflitialus or
Fretted Peet. The Alleventor- fur orals:aro corny and
ptarcutiog their formation Ss absolutely tracztmiletl by
anything kIICIIM.
PlLEScluen' terror
_orles, nlmorleveryattemptto
mire them has been . beam]. Inypancearing study and
experimenting. Di, Briggs his diecoveredmod absolute
cure for Internahiblecalug. talents!, and Itaingpil..
Ilrig,gol Pile Itemedice are solid. safe and Stare.
. . . . . , .. . .. . ~
.. Coma, Banlona, Bad Nalll, ii/Irmted, Joint* and all
dlreaaea of the feel, stro, Pllra, Canon and Scroffalona
Remora. oklllfaly treated •by Dr. S. Brine A; Co, 041,
Broadway, N. V. I
Sold by ABELTVllRELL,3Bmtrose,ra,andllUrtss
& N1C110.1.9. Ituntroaw. Pa. .1
Jane 19,1971. • . ,
MOBILISE BUHR
- FASHION!
3LlEttemit Jet.ri-tv•a,3..
FOUtIGN AND D.OICESTIC
DRY GOODS!
Fa:Nett:n=3 OOODS,SITAWLS, •
LACE , AND FAUNS' GOODS '
A 1.1 IVOOLMI
• GOODS, NOTIONS; Eta
MEI/INERT 0001161
UNTRIMMED HATS, .
, 11111DONS;PLOWERS,'
•
LACES, ETC, ETC.,
ItilA k DIV - NA DU. CLOT"' LNG
FOR MElr, BOYS, ANDII
VOlrtlfg WEAR, PIECE
GENTLExtpx„-AND ,LADiESi
• PIIIINISTITNG GDODS,
GENTS HATS AND CAPS,
OP ALL QDALITIES i •
AND LATEST ,
AIL IN BEAT VARIETY AT THE
Well-knowii:titorti of
GOTTESERG. ROSENBAUM,&, co
EatabitabcdlB3s.
Iroptrost,MayAlSTS.—M".: •
A.Perilons.Season... -•
• Oldsloos and deilgtitild as the Simmer weather, le. It,
tmpleat kee Is it torero trial to the Shorn:rivers, Ryon
the strongest ore tametimes prostrated' by Its crests.
The common phrase applied to this condition of the
body Is “ginemidebllity..!•- Now. general delnlityarlses
from, and Includes a variety of ailments. The liver
Is more or Ices erected, the bowels ere either court limit ,
odor too mach relaxed, the eternal:it hut halt perform,. ,
the. work at digesUon. tile • appetite Is poor; hue 1
the spirits depressett. , This Is what Is ealledgeneraf de ,
bully. It Ise generaldisammgement of all the physleal
. (anoints, and metres as * remedy a medicine Unit will
regulate them all. ' 1 Ilostetter's Ittonmeh !titters to
ciac, 1ni,"1:V47,14 ttubi: oah °,,rr 7;
erected. irrestores its tome. IC the her
le tend&
It regenerates it. Ir the nerves Ate teem:does and weak,
It braces and reinforces there,. the mind, which eye,.
rympatbiseit with the batty, Le gloomy and deepondent
.11 rellerren the dlfecnity, and lone bangs the whole
mechaulem or the body lota harmony with Shalom at
health.
- There lane civilised„narion theriecitern Hemis
phere In which' the. of riestetters litomach
tea IVA t(11310. Cartealtv, and - antl•blllous medicine. Is
not.linown and appreciated.. 'throughout the Tripiss
It is considered, both be thepeople a n d the proreasion,
the standard SpeCifiC. It le a medicine for LI
means andel( elhantee.ll ta. erderielly milted to. the
complaints generated by the weather, being the purest
and best vegetable stimulant •st the world, •
Ihtware or the Bitters made of acrid and deettenene
Materials, which neeempulnue WOG.. are 4=l arming
to rola s pan the people. Their name is keen, cud the
public. has no guarantee that they, are not_ lannotte. -
Adhere to the tried remedy, .Bostetteee Hitters, Sold
Calf In globe, end never 111 JFegkor berths,
GOODS BY TILE ..yAnwn
• AND cnitqwwinli:
Yillilanee'ClnST ll ; • ece • • •
The following named persons arts constituted
vigilance committees:
Creigh;•Patriels Fitz pier,
Mathew Ryan.- • , • •
White, L. C.
Swisher. . • • •
Anaraf-43. IL Dlx, L . 0.• Baldwin,
Warner. • • • - •
Bridgewater—l G. Lake, C. J. Curtis, Henry
Stephens. ' .
Brooklyn—Arai Ely, Janus Hewitt, "IL B.
Tiffany:
Cliffonl—MirtfirDecker, John 'Bolton, 'John
Stephens. " .".
Choconut—David Stanley, M: J. , Donly, 31. J.
Golden,
Ditnotk—A. W. Main, U. , K. Tingloy, Jasper
MeKecby. '
Duntlittf—J. C. Olmstead, T.P.Fhb:Loci' A.
IL Ayers. .
Forest Lake—lsaac Strange., E. Griffis, Mat.
•
Franklin—F. W. Smith; M.Q. Wfiliturts,
11. McDonald.
Friendsville—Hugh Duffy, "James , llced,
Thomas Hags. • •
Gibson—Geo. Miliken, A. C. lisrct• J. L. ph.
Great Bend Boro-11 T. Stephens, L, S. Lan
helm, J. IL Dusenburv. ' .
rt-st licn Tarp—T. D. Hays, O. Trowbridge,
S. W..l3arnea • . -
-IP:nick—lL IL- Lewis, Elias - Westgate, Israel
.11yers. • .
• Ha'rmony—lL 'Hobert, - Willard:Austin,
Richard Martin. -
Itaffortl—l'eter Williams, T. J. Carr, Westiey
Osterhout. :
Jessup—Z. Smith, .Toltn Smith, J. C. 'Rattles%
Jackson-,Leantier Griffis, T. W. Clinton, O.
11•Perry._ •
Lenox—Win. Hartley, Hiram White; A. J.
Titus.
Lathrnp—E. 31. Tiffany, Lyman Dianders,
Horace Thayer.
Liberty—'fberon Smith; Jacob Chalker,
Daniel North. - • - . • • •
• Little 31cadows—Ii. IL - Garfield,' Thomas
O'Dond, Lewis O'Dond. • , •
Middletown—F. llctman, Newell limier,
Charles Camp.
Montrose—A. 11. 31cCallum, A. Lathrop, G.
Miner. '
New Milford Tcrp—W.. F. •Harding, L D.
Foot, E. P. BradlonE
New Milford Bona Geo. 11.11cCollum,T. W.
Boyle, Wm. Smith.
. . .
Oakley-4. 31 Tillman, E. C. Levitt, Cum D.
Weatfall. • '
Rosh—Geo. Harvey, NI D. Snyder, E. 13.
Springville—lL T. Hendrick, Lorenio Ritz,
Samuel Shook.
Stuuntehanna Depoi—,L"W. Rowley,Thomas
ernaff, Wm. 31. Post.
Silver Lake—Joseph 'Ward, 'l'. Sullivan,
Thos. Buckley.
Theinson—Chester Staldanl, J. Et Whitney,
L. S:Aldrich.. ••• . • .
6outity Toittrso -PirctiotT.
Teo lines in• thlt Diree!mj, mit yciq, 61.qc—
zach odditionalline, GO (Ix . -
~ NEW MILFORD
SAVINGS DAMN, NEW MILFORD.-81r per cent: WI
tercet on all Deooshe. Does a general Banking Pus
new!. -WS -if sAsia ea/laza. co..
CATTGA PLA9TE2.—N7CIIOLAS ELJE3LIBBI2.
Nailer In genuine Ceings Plaster.' nub ground,'
W. L MOSS .t CO Dealers in ThiCoods,llats,Caps
Boots and Shoes, and General Iterthandlre, on Rain
street, eneond door below the Eptseopal,Chnrett. •
1:11‘10:1 LIOTEL. kept by WILLIAM S3ITTLI, ask Main
street, nrar rite Depot...—.
W. B. MEAD, Foundry, and dealer In Moira sad other
utenelln, one Join from Pbinners
Y. F. H111133R. Carriage Motes and Gedertater, on
Medi Street, two doors below liarlet's Store. •
31eCOLLITM lIITLOTTIEILS.' Dealers to Groceries aid
Provisions, on Main Street..
11. GARRET & SON.' Dealent In Floor. Pee& Meal.
Sel. Lime, Cement.' Groceries and Provisions on
Main Street. opposite the Depot. : .
W. A: T. HAYDEN. Manniscturont 'ot'Olgsrn Cad
Wholesale dealers In Yankee Notions and Fancy
Goods. on Main Street, below Episcopal Chtireb.•
lOS. fi IiNAP. Leather ILinuteetierers • and dealirs
in 3lc occa Findings. fie., 'Hair elthaaVarehareh.. •
at'SEY S HAYDEN, Denlo4llst:tram and3fedklnei•
nod Mannfaetarers of Cl e ft, oo Male Street: 11.1?
too !hoot.
STEP.I=B, Ifone StiOolognudgoncralßeptaring
on IlninStruct.., month oUthe brikge.
J. DICERUSIAN. Jn.. Dealer . genend mereltaniUts
and Clothine. rirkk:Store.: cm Yalu Street. a
GREAT BEND
t. S. LEMIgIV, Manufacturer or Leather.and dealer
In general Meretrandiee, on Mato Street! • .
11. P. DORAN, 'Merchant Taller and dealer In Beady
Made Clothi ng, Dry.Goods,UnXelt . leannllPtuelelona
]Lint.ittect.•
LENOXVILLE.
11111.‘31. Maanthrtuct °laid dealer In arra ,
or Plow and Culture. •.: • - • •. •
GIBSON.
EL M. TlNGLEY—nailer In Stores. TM. Oapper. flni
and Sheotlron Warn, Casllnga.ae. Also. manufactur
er of Shout Mends to order. Ere Trough and Lead Pipe
tondo.. attended to at tale prlcca—albson. Ifollceor
Pomneylear.l3,-Iy.
EDWARDS 6 DarANT, Stinntheturete of Wagons
anctSletzhe, near the InotteStore.".
ITONTR`OSS
. .
O. s. l n EZDE—Comity Surveyor, of Schnlnchnnns Catla
17. Offiro In tho Conn notuse. Atonttono,Pa.-4041.
&DEL TURIIELIs 'Dealer to Drag' a, Iledletnes, - Ll
foors, Paints, Oils, Dye Staffs, Otoccries, Jasrelry,
Notions, etc, isepi 21, —a - •
CAIMALT, Attorney at Law. Mee antk
door below Tarbell Mose, Public Arenae.
11,.000PElt 6 CO- Milken . , sell Valero Vale•
sag* 'Made and Drafts on England, Ireland andBcot
•
BILLINGS STROUD, ' Genem Firs - aitr.lre fainr
- mune .U'onts ; also, sell Ilatlrnah antlAceidentllckelo
to Neuf Sark and Pyllatlelphis. ,ortatcone door Fast
oftho Bank. *.
V. fi, eitANDLEII. - Gelarttairsotrastea and Saying XL*.
el I no.k7ent. rablleAraane.• , • . •
AWNS & NICBOLk i o ranee zet Drags and Meal
Cfpre„,Totfacco. PiPcs, rotot•Books..B . Pctta
elm Yankee. Notlons, Brlck Block.
W3l. L.ICOX, Ilarnees rasher aria dealer to all Wild»
smugly kspt by the trade. opposite the MEL. ' +
1101 CD & CORWIN. -Dealers In 81 oyes, ILareware.
and Sfannfacfnren of Tin and Sheettron artna,corner
of Main fad Tacuplka Orem. -
s. U. MOUE., Merchant Tailor and dealer
Clothe.. Trimmlngp, and Furnishing. Goode. awl
Ready-Made Milling, on ?Jain Street, telt deo • 10
low Lillie and Wahine's Law 012ce, •
A. N. DULLARD. natter In Prone/tie, rroririoni.
Books. Stationery and Yaalleer Notions, at head 1
Public Avelino.* _
T. SPORE , a . 003, aellera 10 Stove*, Sant hero
Zigrlcattarni I mplouett*,Floor and Groceries, oppe
- alto Tarbell liaate.• • . •
A ROFITABLE BUSINESS!
.LIGIIT EQUAL TO OAP, Al ONS•EIGEITEI
0811 Cannot 14 Explaled. N'acAltrorr or. alskicired.
MEN deAring n PItOFreALE IlUbINZSB,enn 'tam
tho EXCLINIVE RIGHT for the-sale of DEOTTIi
PATENT - Emil:WE OAS LltillTlll7ll24£lls ANDALt.
for COLTSTIE•3 cad ISTATFah- Wrtto foe Iltbrmattioa
or call un • _ •
DI. 13. =OTT,
2tiy:.,114 SO VTII - SECOND Si, PUMA, PA
4. IL—•Cliordolo forntsbed with MANDEL/81d and
/Aim or Every deneriptlon,23 per cent. cutunn Mau.
at any other emabltsh meat In thu country.
.11areltr01, 1973.—mn.
fib. - D: S MIT tls t
DEA= cc - 2 • . •
LIAIINESSES ! •
SADDLES!!
'TRUNKS !IA •
COLLARS!!t
•. • SPURS !!
• LIGHT
• LEATIIERII
ETC.
-Bstsucauolan,33.33.p,.
A IL Articles In the Grocery Line cargrba- lassinAt at
W.
LO Prices AT tho STORE of
malgto.e, 3131 15 6 12: a • A.