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touwace. • 10.431. ta.aluM p.m.
ast,aava 5ab00L...:...., • 14.13,p. m. -
tiaya.M,Oallag.Tbutakil 9 Evenings - iji p.m.
triouriftlith. • t
..Itmulazurneesing of the Greeley' ad , frown
an ercaShurnliv evenlnt, 73t.n . clode
Lail urvlling. ,Inra out and AL inrhetlon
421 - Wo -Ms .naiable to publish the proceed!,
Irma bath of ; the Temperanee and, Liberal COn!
'cations thlsweek, on account of lack of hell)
'llVIel the Ilarford Fatlr advcitlseMent,
atut - the Election,Proellreatien which wet Pri•
or tlainak: 7 We have been obliged for thesame
relac4i,ta ofult other communications. We Wll . l
endeavor to glvethem e place next week
ivleUolion Fair.'
.
rt. see by afthange in the notici of
the 'Nicholson Agricoltural•Ftar r that it is to be.
luJd fknt:2Zitb, 26th, and 27th, instead of the
02!qa.rst Tl44,chango. was 'Linda
so as not to conflict with our County Fair,
. .
4fientksw County Cokainittee..
.I: kc. .p slg bpp . the Democratic County
Committee, arc hereby notified that a meeting
of the Committee will take place at the Club-
Room, or& It J. Webb's store;iti 31antrose, on
Saturday, Sept. 14th, 1872, at 2 o'clock p. m.—
The Importance of the business which will
tviiie before the Committee, makes it irnpera•
tire that mery district shalt be represented if
possible.' E. B. IL' LET, Chnirmai,
Hass, Sleettags.
Ity.satliority of the State Central Committee
of Pennsylvania, ire are enabled'. td announce
that Upn., Charles IL Duck:dewAnd Dtisilel
KaibfuOVlll address a scrip of Blass..llollllgs
nitolknial - •
Emporwi, . September - • le.
Smithpod, - . •17,1 Couderspod, , " - • ' 18, z
• Wellsboro,..- 46
.. , W. ' .
• Ti
}lontriymattaa; .'' "- '-•- -' - 'A'
Stroudsburg, - " • ...• M.;
Wilkesbarre, ' • - - 24, ,'
poyleitcrwn, 0
,2&
Also, that a meeting will be held at Ilichei
son, Wyorelni County, On the lase day of the
Fair, Sept.' 27th, which will he addressed by
Han. A. K. McClure, and Gen. Kilpatrick of
NeVifficy. lion. G...' Grow, of Texas, s
also expected to be present.
•
ea , ...--,
Vdrlons Itana.
Our Founty Fair opens next Tuesday.
The 'Graded School opened 'on 211Ondtty, the
2d Inst.; under the supervision of Prof. Berlin,
and eurnpelitit assistants, with a goodly nail
bar of stbdinuti. - . •
Thor , . Cony, the small-pox patient, died on '
Thursday lest. We );now of no other cart.
"Whiskey and water do not mix well in the
Devitt:age party," says the Grant 077111 of this
place. It mixes plentifully in the Radical maim.
For reference; see Grant. -
The llontroac Railway can be graded' from
Springville to Montrose in one month, if the
!LINO employ. the requisite number of hands
,applied In the subneribers. ,tihall it be
There will be al." bee on the Fair Ground
next thtuiday, fOr the purpose or Iniprosing
the, grounds. -All who are loterested in the
work are inrited to attend. •
Atertrwlll ben meeting - in the Univers-Ind
elsara. Montnsac, next Sunday, at 3 o'clock, p.
m. entbjecl," Perfection in Life."
_ .
.1117n1: ,ffil,,*.POSi, Esq., Declines.
- -8 41 1 4VERA:PErn Sept. 6th,
fro "Dteeltalrotin and - Members of the Demo
cratic Committee of Susquehanna County.
'llurritinsLi - -.—When my name was propos-
intheCounty Convention for the office of
Representative, as is well known to most of
you, rat once, for reasons that I. * then frankly
—perhaps too bluetty--stated, withdrew it—
After the nomination was made, it was my in
tention to Imre notified the Convention that I
still declined; but while consulting with some
friends outside (at an earlier hour than we anti
ciliated.) the GOnvention 'adjourned, and - the op
portunity for doing so was last:
I nott:lberefore,respectflilly tender my decli
nation, to you,in order that such steps as you
shall deem advisable, may be taken to fill up the
vacancy.
I fully appreciate, and shall 'hold In grateful
remembrance, the eonfldenco and good-will
raanifmted by my Dentocraiefrientis, and shall
contribute my feeble efforts to the success of
the cane. With great respect, I re.
MID your obedient. servant, •
War. 7d. POST.
Ilnidtnrd County.
Limn DEMOCRAT i---Nerer having stem our
rillne noticed inyour columns, and
. turcimiting
that some of your readers arg not acquainted
with our inland Tillage, situated midway be.
tween Montrose and Towanda, on the old stage
read, that has been ono cif ,the "land marks" fur
the last forty years, is my inducement for writ
ing yottfit this time.
To begin, we have some of the ,most enter.
prising business men that any town of its size
can boast of, - and manufacture our atin plows
and, agricultural implements generally, .our
merchants are prosperous and do a good hard
ness, considering the hard times in the money
market. We have an excellent school, under
the direction of Prot. Cochrane, and 31113 most
industrious set of croquet' playere-ka ilradford.
11. Case, formerly of Auburn, in your coun
ty, has been bete sometime, in the picture busi
ness and is a success, his work is hardly initialed
in the county.'
Politics are beginning to warm, up, and we
expeet'to give BuCkelerr and ;the State- ticket
the teneelVde Bradford ever give any -candi
dates sham the organization of the Radical par
ty- The people are beginning' to realize how
their liberties are being. taken from. them, and
'le Tram:ay plundered by Cameron and his
thieving ring, snd will hurl from power in' Orr
Foyer. Hartnett and the - whale set :of or
artLti .1 R are stealing
- the people's money,
" 14 , ..r 77 N 4l' gigul by taxation , to ho cited es a
Izomiltwoo O .
keep them In power: It kr
wiL l 4 t>ie lir,steStfatisfactlon that we note that
you have again piact„4 Um 'name of 3. B.
geCOlittisa, !whirs the people for Congress, he is
men of and fur the people, and es such should
entlersetaeicf of every hartitat.gtit In
pe district. Msis,
Leltaysville Pa. Sept. letb. 1/372. ' -
or 6,(4lTo,n'tu-A1!w,1.13.
'Another Lie Nailed. -
The not:dross Republican, of date fiePt.'2di
contains under the above ealitlati an assault , of"
on me, impugning my demotes , - ibr' Utah. It
asserts that told an - honestold Republican"
that Gen. Grant lisped ' , through Ilinghilmtbn
drunk, and that I give Win. M. DeLong as au
thority fer the statement. 'this° asserts that I
repeated the story to G.'L. Stone, - post-master
aC Montrose, who at once wrote a series ,Of let
ters to DcLong, Judgeßalcom, and the )3ing
hamton Post-master, receiving answers. whieh
were published in proof of my veaality.
In reply I will say, that as for rho " honest
old RePublialu," I-trill attend Wilts - also. when
convinced that there Is, ono of that character
left in the party. Stone misrepresented me both
in his letters to the, Ringbarnton,. parties, and
In his account of the affair; In my talk „with
Stone, I asserted that Grant passed - through
Binghamton, sad did not appear to the espec
ial:it eyes of -Ids worshippers who, thionr,rd - the
Depst phtform. It was denied :by., a Grantite
that be Viai iit Binghamton at all, and I assert
ed that tieLtitig assured me that he was there
and did not show bhuself outside of the car. I
said it was reported that he sat with bowed
head, acting rather stupid, and I believed be
was drunk. Istill believe so, for I don't think
even a reelection would tempt Grant to ride so
far and teep sober. Ills intemperance *wheels
too fhlly established_to be suematully, disputed
The only thing in thetransaction that affects
my veracity, IS the letter from BeLong denying
that be told me that dram was drunk.- -But: I
did not give him as authoiltylfor Grant's' State,
only for his being in Binghainton and not show
ing hhautelf. Stone knew this, and rho whole
thing is an electioneering dodge between him
and the contemptible editor of the ../icpnwrion.
None of the letters thaprovo, the Charge that
Grant was drunk.. Judie Belem says he nev
er sew hint drunk,_ and DeLong never heard
that the citizens of Binghamton called upon
himote- • Tlutt is all. Stone admitted to me
that the article wronged me, and called upon
the editor to have an explanation appear in the
Repubfia' in, clearing me of the charge. But the
editor refused.. Said he, "I wrote that article,
and lam responsible for it." So I leave Stone
—my business is With the editor. How does he
appear in this transaetioir Simply eats wilibl
libeller. He publishes an attack' upon Me, ac
cnaing me of falsehood. He is then informed
that his article WOMMi me, yet he declares it
shall tannin se it is.: He sayis'- . -" I told that lie,
-Hr. Stone—tern responsible for many Iles—l
- won't feel one more." Now I appeal Mall fair
minded men. What Is the proper course to pur
sue with such a creature, Ile is too contemp
'time to mete, and it Is well for him that he is so.
Were he not hisvimbliierer be ableto - ait down
to indite his slanders; What can be his object
in allowing semis a libel upon a citizen to go to
the world imiefided? Simply this, Ile is one
-of the 'dirty workers in. politics. His nature is
grovelling, his Intellect of that peculiar grade
that requires slime to put it In smooth working
order. Ile is incapable of Writing a candid, fair
editorial, which will here weight with thinking
men.: lie can only work-among the lower in
tellects which can be reached by slang. '
During past campaign:Lille 'editorials in his
paper, have been generally able articles. This
year they areal! slang.' The reason Is that in
the past they were taken from the Tribune--
this campaign throws him on his own resources.
It taxes his brain terribly to write even such an
article as his libel upon me, and once written
it must stand. What!" he cries, "do so much
dirty work, and then undo it, Never! They
say I cannot write. Show them that.- It is my
very own. lam proud of it."
It Is past the course even estranger world ex
pert him to pursue, should he observe him pro
ceeding meekly through the streets, or docilly
following the cows home front pasture, his head
bower] forward, as if in shame for being so con
telnptible. In the conduct of his paper he dis
plays an utter want of honor,„ If he can make
what he thinks a good Mt fur Grant, helloes not
regard a libel upon-a citizen, nr.downright fab
rication inythinnut of the Way. if he libels
a man, he knows his party friends, anti if he is
proved a libeller, the majority of his readers
will never find It out, if ho keeps dark himself.
His paper Is fartependear—a slave to party to be
sure, but independent of honor, truth, or com
mon decency,
But I will close for the present, until he pro
vokes another shot. IL THAYRE.
Montrose, Sept. 11,-1872. •
fIUSINESS LOCALS.
Cu:manila made up In fashionable and taster
style, on abort notice, at
McKEN= & 15o's.
Montrose. Sept. 7, 1871
Two Hundred Men Wanted
On i tteSlontrose Railway - from Tunithannock
to Moitrose, to drive It through to its comple
tion. PEIIIIIr Manus, Contractor.
Games. OPESINO of New Dress Goo-28,Shawls,
Fancy Goods, etc., at low prices, during the
Fair, at .111cREsmE. k, Co's.
September 7,
Dr. ENL.. Gardner
Would inform all those whom it may concern
that he-haa kit his notes,Jruligments, accounts,
and leases, In the Linda of XII Wilson, and
requests all creditors to pay over to him their
respective indebtedness as they tall due.
liontrose, Sept. 4th, 1872.
CALL fl nuncio mu Fern and get some of
the liannatcs at -, •E. 2damang.ts Co'a.
Mont/vie,- Sept 7051 -
Harford,Annual Fair.
The Fifteenth Annual Fair of the Tlarferd
Agricultural Socidty, will be held on Wednes
day and Thursday, Oct. 2nd. and 3rd, on the
grounds of the Society: The Premium List
will be published hereafter. By order of Com.
• CARPENTER, Sedy.
Harford, 21st, 141.t73-sr9-
liww Rita. Bursa of Hats and Caps now
opening at 311cKmann & Co's
Idontnxie.,l3ent. 7 1872. .
Select Scheel.
. The underaigti , will open a Select School in
Brooklyn Center, commencing Sept. 2d 1872.
Term of 12 ' steels. Tuition from ;3.00 to
SS.L9,pexSchollar. _ •
... Maim Summits Prin' tiple.
Inoaklyn Aug. 20th 1872.-2* . , . -
A Ssuraisro Lam of New Cloths, Cassim
(les, pad Einitinp; Trill he exhibited this 'week
it Co's.
2dontesse;Sept 1872.
. .
Slate jilaciang - • .
ch ?rnasb
The sobteriber
elate non* es - mak& - sbingks; :also .
all the different iNt . f' ,; 1 ebte: I can lay
elate an old shingl I roofs and make a good job.
Terms reasonable. - Peet ore k flare s%
No, 14-tt : t. ' • . • Mantras° -As..
' , Awl' STOCior New Goodsnt: ._,. --,
- ~ - 1 DlcKsszte - & Coli.
Montrose, Sept.l'i 1872. - . -.•- . -.-
- .
The _Mutt "Annual IFalr
• or sho Irichoutni:Agricultima witf,
Iteldent - Wednesdayfrburaday and -Way.
September; 9„5tb711t and 27th, on - the: - 'ground
lba*ciety • 11. P. IVILcox, a;e3r.
44 4 = 4 T*l4o l Z:lth, 1.872,5r-td.
:Locot Our for opeoial_prices -darin?,' , the
Fair • . 21cE.F..nzusibi•cm.
Mottirori,Seit..7,lB72.
Tho Gold6ii
PONTICAIT 67 MR ',OIIIIEL7X.—The Aida;
Age has published a bandit! portraltorllorace
Greeley, lifeldze, - Inßidtuul bust, executed inane
lithographic style, suitable for hanging on the
wall of a parlor, or library, or clubroom. and
constituting altogether the pest likeness of Mr.
Greeley which bus ever been prePared for pop.
War circulation. The original was a photograph
hem life. taken by Pearsall in Brooklyn, drawn
on stone by Baker- of Boston. and .litographea
by Armstrong of.that.city. , .. The head is exact
ly the size of life, showing how big the" brain
must be that dwells within it. The expression
Is pleasing. The white halt la soft and silky.
The spectacles have a wiseb look: The beard
ripples over the collar 'with a steal.. ill curve.
The dress Is not disheveled. The mat is of
black broadcloth, such as Mr. Greeley generally
wears. The picture Is. horoughly chanteteristie
of the man, and en admirable -suceess—espee
[ally gratifying to. Mr. Greeley's intimate
friends. .
All.persons have .a hearty!liking :for the
Chappaque candidate ought to have this like
nms of him In his best mood. Any one can
obtain it byr emitting one dolLsr, in -return for
'which the portrait will be mailed on a roller
post-paid to tug _ address ..within the United
States, together with a copy of. The Paden 'Age
gratis from now till the election, Nov. sth. Any
person who Is already a subscriber to The
Golden .4* and who will now renew his sub
scription, sind will at the same time procure a
new subscriber, shall receive a copy of the
picture; and the new subscriber shalt receive it
. : "
The Golden : Age Is a political and literary
Journal, devoted to the discussion of all current
topics, and means todu the best it can between
now and autumn to elect an Honest Man to the
presidency of the United States.
The price of-subscription is three dollars a
year, or one dollar frona'now till election. The
picture is sent to all new subscribers, whether
for the year nr for the campaign. Such a paper
and such a picture have never been offered to
the public at such a price. Address
J. G. STILES, Agent.
Gibson, Susq'a Co., Pa.
Ilarford Graded School.
, ,
The Fall Term will 'eonurtence on Itlctuday,
Sept. 2ndomtl Continue thirteen weeks, under
the direction or E. 8: It Hine, assisted by com
petent teachers: ' • -
Turrtorr, per term In advance.
Adrtmccd. clasSes e-5 00
Intermediate 4 00
Board and moms van be obtained on reasona
ble terms.
Our teachers are all experienced in their pro
fession, and no pains wilt be spared to make the
school profitable to all that attend. Particular
attention will be givento those preparing to
teach. Ovri Gnistatis, .President.
WATSON JEFFERS, Secretary.
•
Aug. 25t11,1891.—w2 •
ALL SUN ER GOODS at COST at
the Store of ' E. 31clinszts & Co.
Moptrose, Sept. 7,1872.
Montrose Graded School.
The Fall Term of the Gaoled School will be
gin Monday, Sept. 2, !KA and conthauct 1.4
weeks.
The school Is again under the supervision of
A. 11. Berlin, Principal, assisted by acompetent
corps of instructors. The thorough orf,eaniza
tion of the different departments adapts it to all
grades of advancement. The 'Hie) Sehooltvith
a regular course of study has been specially ot
ganizqd to meet the wants of advanced seholars.
• A chSsP in the Thatry Mel Practice of teach...
ink will be formed, and every effort made to ad
vance the interest or those intending to teach.
Tuition—Latin - 47 00
Advance Grades 6 00
Lower " 500
•
By order' or the hoard.
' W. B. JEsser, Pres't.
B. TITATCIMII, Seey.
31untlose;Auz, tub, Isn. . .
Inchardson's Cornet Band
Furnishes nitwic fur picnics, f'stivals and - ru ,
litical meetings..nt mason:tide rates. 'Address
C. A. Sackett, New Milford, Pa., or LceTiUaay,
ffarford,Pa.
New =font, Pa., Ang. 1972—er3 -
2UUX . Nt.IpLME!LtgFMIII3.
PorrtrET—S•ront---At the residence of .the
bride's father, Capt. CI. L. Stone, In Ifontmso,
Sept. 2,1573, by 11ev. L B. Ford, Miss.ftliew
31. Stone, to 31r. Wtn. B. Phinney, New•
31111 bill, tiusquelinna. Co.. Pa. [-T'is sweet
to bo.rensemberttl," says the printer.]
rIII3.a.,TSZM.
Bbc..sEt.t,-=-In Lamellae, 'Mans* Aug. .20th, at
the residence of his son-in-law, 11r.' 11. B.
Bogen, Etijah,Bunnell, in the 70th year of
his are.
PPrcial
.goticto.
Valuable Hints.
A valuable habit of body is absolutely domain! to
physical health and clearness of intellect. Nor Is this
all. Beauty-Of. person cannot co-exist with an, mutat
soul condition of thehoweli. A five passage of the re
hum matter of the system through these =tura/ waste
pipes,is as henna , y to the parityof the body as the
free passage of the offal achy through its sowers to
necessary to the health of its inhabitant..
Indigestion Is the pliantly came of most of the dis
eases of the disebauslng m pans, end one of Its most
common results Is constipation. This complaint be
tides besides being elsogerons in Itself. bee many
grecable eoncomitsats—such no an unpleasant breath,
sallow skin, contautinving blood and bile, hemor
rhoids, headarbe,loss of manot7.andgenersldebility..
Hostetter's Stomach Dittos removes!l these oviLeby
removing their Immeellate ante to the digestive aspens
and regulating the self= of the intestines, The tom-
Ideation of properties In then celebrated preparation Is
one of Its chief. merits. it is not merely a stimulant
ore tonic, or en anti bilious agent, ore nervlne. or a
blood deporcuL urn cattritrie, but all thesis curative ele
ments Judie:v..l4y blended to one powerful eestoratlve.
It lends activity mid vigor to.the_ Inert and enervated
stomach. relieves the Inlmmitsry canal of its °borne
times. and give toilet!" the membrane which lines IL
gently sthrinfilter the-dry. boxes the nerres, and
cheers the animal spirits. No other remedy possesses
such a variety of bygitnie virtues. -IL Is - to these char.
actetistle entree that It meat Its prestige as a house
hold medicine. Experience hen proved that It I. so
harmless as l is efdatelons, and heave It Is as oomdar
with the weaker sex as with this stronger.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are sold 1u bottles only
and the trade mask blown In the glass and eir,sraved en
the label ls the the tett of genuineness. Dewlap of
counterfeils. .
Testimony of a Prominent Physician.
“During flail past eight y©n I hare had frequent
opportunlileiOf witness MI! the effect of Nomusr:s
Bann Mild= open demons redcap:: from Dyepepeta,
Lost of Nerwaa Energy, Sexual Weakness, Diarrhea,
tte. I have 6iant.lt z prays suecesiflal in many
imam where Allophone. ilem2opethle and Hydruphae.
lc treatment had tailed. I still continue to one It in
Stich einiajdattia with liallbrat' entices and have no
beeltancy pronnatieln i t It the most eficacious tome
dy yet thonstemi for dis Mums arising &Ma • disorded
Stomach; Liver, Kidoeysor Booth,
Tours, very truly,
J. T. DARER, M. IL
'' 0./Soz.l9oiLineoster.Pa.
Tag wemminif air ma irvezrzt
13FISLIblIED, as a =rain and fqr the benefit of
rabi7 milr and who ender from Narrow
Debility, Lotto of Elanhoodp!te., sappy'
THE DE.Vii OF SELF-trltE
• Written by one who cored himself: ether enderni, ng
coaridernblo - quackery. and - wet tern on reetivlrig
post-paid directed envelope.
. . .
Address., NATllAS3lAY£4l:loltnokl.ve;li. Y. •
Brooklyn„ anne.12,18731. ,• .
To (*now:rms.
, , .
that nasertlecir, having bees penietnehtly , cared •of
thst dread disease, Consumption. - by a simple =lefty,
ID *axiom to tasks known to his fellawanterens -the'
means of core. To all who desire it. be will sod *copy'
or the prescription toed. (free of charge,) with the diree.
tkror for pr to sad win the name. which they will
SLIMS II arch C 17113 for *"),l7ll7ll.oX,..AerflliA,BinTient
.
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Parties tba prczaiptio:n uAlplmeo address .
. •Iits.LDW6BDA. i
- 19 . 1 Penn 31.rett, 71111.amabiutt.N; Y.
45-1 r
ERRORS OF:YOUTH... ,
criiNTLittA";: tat; taffereftfor Year* . frarS*eitinat '
'La . PcAtatare Decey, tea all the (greets of
yasettfrd lndlsceetkm will, for the take of offering ha
staalt7. emit tree to ttt wbo aced U ho =clot sad &-
rooftop tar malting the simple remedy by which be oat
cared. Soarers oftblagto!pudit by facto:l,lfeet eXpett.
eater= Ekt to bytabdreatlag, In perfect wet:teats
. • ' -•, 140. - 42 C'edat Oust, New
riminumt Amiga' PAIR
OP TIM . 14.117011 D
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
Will bo held on the Pair Grog id on
WEDNESDAY AND 810118 DAY.
October 8 d' 0 9 2078.
Premium LIU. •
. . ,_
Co.m 1. —ll Mses,
. ;•• ..• . - Sub.tlfifilorli: - ` '
nett draft menu stallbin Mar faakle6tt.l...Bl 94 9 2
mad stallion. same age_ 4 3
pair of matched horst, c'• -1.,.• 4 3
pair horses for all Work 1 3
singled:in:bowie ~ . ..1.. ' 3 2
' brood rmro and colt. ... 3 5
C. B. llallstead. ld'arfiQ, ..
666 . iiie.,G . , ' Clifford,
ditatits Moodadhlkldsparster.—Juttots.
Cuts 1.-331)44101On; •
Colts and Lulea ßestpalr tbree.yravold cults ,113 2d 11
pelrtiroyarold colts - 3 1
three year old colt 2 1
two year old Milt ' " 2 1
yearling colt
pair moles ' 2 1
G. M. Itcwi. Raeford. Chapman Bending, Lenox, Mar•
nay Grlonell, Newidllfard.—dowatt.
Cuss s.—Cattle Fall Bloods.
ErikKilrlsien I.—Durham..
Best dutham lull over two years old .• 4 3
do • over one ear 1
' do one 'car old old
3 2
' ' do ,calf .3 1
darbatti cow am throe rim pld 3 2
do halter one Tear old ... 3 2
do heifer calf 3 1
Elubtilvislon I.—Devour.
Bert devon bull over two years old 4 3
do oneyearoid 3 2
do. calf.... 2 1
devon *cow over three years old 2 2
dovon 'loafer ono year old 3 2
dovon huller calf 9 1
thdrdirlsion' Y.—Alderney&
Seat boll oder two years old 4 3
bull over one yearold 3 2
borer ovor ono year old 3 2
Cow overthreexcarsold 4 1 3
buil calf.. 2 1
Leifer call . 2 1
Subdivision 4 . - -AlrekliT2 '
, .
Beet bull ova- two years old ' 4 3
hull over one year old 3 2
bettor ono year old 3 2
cow over three years old 3 2
hull calf 2 1
heifer calf . , 2 1
Wm. S. Tingley. Ilarford, Oliver, Lathrop, New 1111-
ford, J. L. 0111idt. Glbsen.—Jcpars. •
Subdivision s.—GoidoMorliamat
licrt oullover two mars old ' 3 2
bull one year old r 2
bull calf 2
Cow' .Ipr sa 9 3d
three year old bolter 9 2d
two year old . . 2
one year old heifer ... ...1'1'• ••:. el
- hrlfer calf
three yearlings.... • a
,
three calves 3
A. J. Adam; Iferford; tfurner Trilley, Now Milford;
Evart Jatt:lns. Clilford.-4voona:
Sulhdlvislon 6.—Tirade DOTOUS.
Best bull orer two years old a
boll one year old I
bull calf 9
cow' '..... . , 4.4.;2.744.., 4483 2d 23d
three year old heifer !'.d
two year old heifer -• ••• ` • ' 9
mei= old Lelfer 440 , S
bolter calf • • 2
threeryearllugs -
three
41 P. WRinarth, Martha. flittm StaAr'ens, :Cllfford..ll.
/LIMN Letlo2.--JuncoN44 ' '''. :3 , ,., , $ ,
Snit d1e1t1eri4,7;31311333. ~.
Best bull one years old - 3 1
Wm
--- IWO Icar old barer ; „.• ...,...,•... . S . , 1
three,yearlings.... _. 2
1
three calms ...... ..'_-..... —..', - ..i... - .: ....... : ... . 2 1
Subdivision S.—Oxen and Steers. .
Scut pale workbag axes.floe sum aim over... 4 3
lob workillt oxen four years old 4 3
pair el oxen
pair stern three years old 3 3
pairat errs two yarn old.: ' 3 1
pair fleets onti yearold...„,r, 9 1
piil rst 6 . r r salve:tie : A. _ ...„-_,
....,,. , 2_ _ 1
~.
2. B. Gall, Pluto • . Lowir amittard,(4.iltskul, IL If.
Clatriogton Brldr,cwater,-4miuss.• . ,
CLAP/ 3.-Bbeep inel Swine.
. .
.
Beet One wooled baek 3
three One wooled ewes.. ."....:J.-., ....... : ..... 3.,
du do la . mbs,..„„ ...... 4 ... .... 2
mllidle wooled bark.... • " • • • - 3
three middle wooled owes.-
' 3 - :
de do lambs. 2
coarse wooled bear_ -
three cause wooled ewes-- - ..,. ........... 3
do limbs..
hint lamb of each I
boar.., 4
breeding 50w............„.. .................. 4
1 7 . Mi n. ' n.... . c-.......... 5..... f W . 'L . " ' a •
• •
E. N EY/water Narford. Ilobertlabs Sonth Gilson,
N. . .
IL P. Itobb us, iitidrp.ratett-4r1X113. -
Class 4.-Poultry..
•
Bcft - per turc•r. •
pal r of grere......,
No docks
live foal, . -
Eve spring' dileketb '
' - CLasa
Hest pt ek winter crbetrt
peck spring wheat
Prek rye
•
• Left b k
abel corn In the enr7,..,
ball bushel .. .
peck doccroccd..... ........
peck timothy seed
pock 1111 sea
. _
_ • -
et./.6 11...-14,94 Sad Metiblet.
Dent'' to ipplei, at teat Mine' nut lee. eed
Ivan than one dozen of oath..., ..... ..:. 1 %
wletrieliplee. Mt.l X
przehcs "'" 1 %
{Wart..., .. . ..... ~ ........ .... _.....,.......1 x
qrtUtte*:... ......... .. ::i..i i ' •
~4
gremehet potetoee, two or ent . re'ierlettea 1 ;1 ‘
reinter invitee, - • . X,
pempklue: .:......44.%,::: IV
three 111. tat a eebbeon g-- ",-* i
- v. tee onlone '• -- illv.-e..T" '".":'• ii
el;lnfcts . . lf , M.
.
mix toinatoce •
Linos Elaine, Ilatterd, T. D. Jima, CUtISA., MI
Barney, Jackson.
• Cao7.,l3alter,Pielsii,imdDread.• '
Dort Orkin bolter • 3
t.
i:r " b b nirr. ....
. .
roll butler— ...... 3.
discos 3 I
Iciir *heat braid....
lasf graham bread.. X
lodLan bind X
CLASS B.—Vtnegru, Wheat done, Honey, and Saw.
Best clderAlne=r,.., m
tack Wheat thmr 1 - 'lolbedratoreelenimi.- I m
101behoney.... ... 1 , maple 'rap • m
10 Ills caked or ettrr . d.
Flour tobe =amain:tared In the minty.
hmee Davie. °Word, M . J. Decker, 1,,n0x, Leander
Griffin Jacbarr.
~- Class 9. -Leather, etc.
Best trio side* harem leather ,
two tides upper 'weber
two sides sole leather
two calf akin* • .
sesortmeat of skins
- pair Alto boots .:.
pair-coane boots
corriegeharness , .
eutectics harness
Articles to this due to be ntantitactured In thew - tint?.
Cuist 12.—Agrieetierrral implements and eurrisges..
Best common plow. canister, corn eheller. straw ..
cotter. hero rake; and chutstog machine , .
each' t- 1
Beet open bu 2.67 3 . 2Lmarket wagon $ 2
double orrage it 2 lumber do 1 2
single- do h - , 3
ii. 3 2 single elelg
agora and cantors to new and eshibited by the
manuMeturer
pule V.—Cabinet vrotk, llardware,ett.
Bc•et ipechoca Otatbib. I batterpoll 2
act wotk 2 batter Arkin, Si
act cresols* I act bona shoes X
rocking chair - . 1 Jot tin ware $
ocalozlcact.a°o '2
,took stoic tot coal • 1
about • . 1 patio:ll4mo 1
•
cook etave Air wood 1 •
E. IL Ostnow, Milord, ti. SV,lticod,
.D . rooktra, If. L,
Calla, Bcidvwcter.—Jcoors. -
Cuss 12.—Damestbr Goods.
Beet 5 yards woolen alone) ~ , - • II ' 1
5 pude old d &nod . .' - f 1
5 yards fell clot!, - . , 7
pnlr woolen, blankets - 1 50e
6, p _ its woolen rocks . . ' - 1 50e
2
pales woolen rattan,' : , . • IWe
sample woolen yarn _
.; , - '', • 1 500
5 lards Item eloth
6 yartle linen unreltnr. ' - : - . - 6° 1
Iniardirwooks earpel . 2
Jog:ph 1 Jlllasne. Ilartoed, )fee ~21. Clefine ellinrL
Mre.JanlenTens2at;ll2l:terd.--.1400wn. ' - ,
CAild A.V-Ortilustrtal Pickle *ark... • •
specimen sitt , an.
3C K
bonnet .: • .M -
ladies' *newt* • 3( X
Solt boar
- Mixt:over • 3f X
nall.4 o ;eir.. , ' •
.
ploinis frames f X
- vatiatted norm: 2 1
nOrildei r ip 1
exhinttion of artificial .
fiances nett Milt
Best patchwork quilt 2
q Ult of , any other •
kind- • -• X
bedspread ,- 1' x
works 1 skirt 1 ~x
do. collar; g -hr
peelmen "Carol&
brOt4Cry „ S x
• , . Cr.assll. 7 Minilt
Best Olt pitintltig 2 1
pli nd ntangtil anyother
2 X
ex h
ki
a:soiibition on
lor phehr -
graphennd ambrotypest)il
B: C. Motley; Me* 11(ilfoid.)Thry Eaethitill,CL2ordp
Lonisaltrairunli Glbion..—Taboes. - • •.
vc us.lS.-4'low ng.
Beet plirerbi , '
second best plotting 5
Third do •
rine - do • . • -.* - ^
, .
sLttb. 1
' Irrbsss.lloeey, liarsoed:OairCitibbektrariord,
Alwarth,ll..trfor-dtroots.
Omen= or Acturovissl.-or P, floe. A.
Sttims, Jio.r.totchkus. - . - • -
• • . SIWERINTPaDEIVIS. - -••
General Superintendent,Amberat Carpenter:
Superintendent of-Gorses, Elmer Tent - _
' Suparintendentof Cattle, G. Lindsey liar
it Seley.
Superintst of Sheep, Seine and Poultry,
Tutgley
• • •
Superintendent or Floral Hall, E. S. P. Hine,
G. L. Payne, Assistants, Miss Ettielline, Miss
Rada Tingley.
Srintendent of Mechanics Hail, ,john A.
p d hlß iperintendent of Dairy Hall, W. L.
Saperiateralent of Vegetable Hall, &maim
Teta:lent. . . , ,
Gncral Police, H. TompbMu!..
BELLES /UTE, nzatr.sT/OXII.•• ; ;
illlie plowing m tch will bo held On Levi 11.
Pe.s' hum, near flarford Village, oti 'Wednes
day, Oct. 2nd, 1872. to commence precisely at
2 o'clock. p: in.:. The entry fee. Will be one
Exhibitors wishing to compete for. premiums •
are requested to have their animals and articles
entered on the Secretary's book, on the first day
of the Fait. if tamsible, • They must be catered
and on the grounds at 10 o'clock of the sowed
tiny,
No animal can compete for two premiums.
Superintendents of the several" departments
will have all articles systematically: Arrangtal
The Officers and Superintendents still be known
by their official badges. -
A sufficient police force will Lein attendance,
(tom 0 o'clock of the first day • until niter the
rauling.of the premiums theseeond day,to pro
tect the property of the exhibitors.
No provision will be made for stalling stock
over two years - old. ' -• f'
Persons exhibiting fail blood stock for *attains
must show their pedigree to the satisatetion oC
the Judges. • • . .
No animal or article shall • have a _Premium
awarded it anima it is deemed worthy.
Judges reporting tat the Sec:eta:7"s office be
fore 11 o'clock will be famished a free ticket
for dinner:
Bellatacklls3rattcms.
Single tickets, 25 cents; children ender twelve
years, 10 cents;
team, 25 cents; single horse, 25
cents; colts undertwo yaws, free; clergymen
and their families admitted free.
i m a P arr i sh, - • }Executive
-D. L Hine,
• . Jackson Tingley, C° mutt "'
HENRY DI. JONES, Preside*
B. D. CARPENTER, Secretary.
NEW YOBS PRODIICE nanicarrs.
Corrected weekly by Ilardirig, Hayden Co.,
tr2s Waslinigien Bt., New lurk.
Butter, pail 2,027
"
firkin. 8.368.5
Cheese, dairy, per lb • 11012
" factory " ......... . , . „ ..... 12618
Eggs, per dor 21435,•7
Flour, per barrel 60300.58
Corn tocal,loo lbs. 31403.85
'
Wheat, per bushel 1.04431.65
1ty073075
Oats , 44 4.. d4@45
• 4
Corn . " .03@401
Hops, crop of 1871 400.511.,
Tallow '" ...1.., - • alf)
Lard per lb ....
Potatoes per bbl
Apples "
Turkeys per lb..
Chickens
Ducks " • ..
gellr advertisemenb.
A DmitinSTßATOß's NOTICE.—In. the estate of.
it. liar, S. r Milton, late of In Idgewattr. &me*
Co.; ra., deceased. Letters of Adantniatrattun an
the rotd estate baring been grant& to the undersigned,
all parsons owing said' estate,ma requested to make
Immediate payment, and an persona haring claims
awalnot .Id estate are requested to preseuttliem %%Ithaca
delay.
JOHN A, STANTON, Adm'r.
' Bridgewater, Sept. 4th, IS :2.-103.
Ed: TATE of AnsthrThomaa of the hatrushlp of Lathrop
lJ flosquaenera county. Pa., dace/Red.—Letters of Ad
nainlstratlon upon the estate of the above named deet ,
dent, Navin;; taxes greeted to the ander:dulled, all per
.on indebted to said estate are horahy.notUledto.mako
Immediate payment ; and those baring Meats nttatnat
:ha name, to present them duly aulhentleatelt for eclat.
mem. W. P. CRANDALL, Allude
Lathrop. Pa., Sept. 4th, 18d—sr6v
EXECI7TRIX'S SOTlCR.—Wriinnwo Lettcrei tovea
mernary to Um cetete 01 Isaac Rockbove tale of llmat
Rend. deceased. bare been granted. lotto: subecribers,
all persons Indebted to said estate are tettueeted to make
Immediate payment. and that.° baring amens or do
mends against the same, will pregan tticaa militant da
l.,
"t
VIIi9ENT .11SCELICIW:i Execu t ors,
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June 12, '73,-014,
fIIiSSOLVTION,L•NotIoo la herobi giren.thit thi
firm of Melilear & Hine ..was dissolved " the nth
day of Joly, and all accounts mom rettleti by cots or
note. within so nap from date, as 11 that remains Int;
paid" at that that, rill be left with an attontez for
prompt collection to crab. McV/CAR 111 No• -
C. 3farcan.B. L. litre.
' Moutrtneh July . 30,1874..-111-3 w.
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ADMIVECTII. I ITOR'S 11115 Bathe of
lutes Woe:we. i oaneod. lstw.o St Adollnistratios
theitlld Mato Itarloz brch granted to the pudentirrt
:ed, .All poVaoso , owing told ..tate, aro 4v-quested, W.
makolmmedhsto PlYlnent,undellflemnstdring 0111M 1 1.
nen et Fold estate aro requeeted Waren= them !Otto
oat delay. If INA NITS WLSTOATE,
ELLI. 9 W&YrCiATE;
Zed, 81. 1=2.-41-1,4.
A DMINISTRATOIDB TIOTICe..-in the estate of
Elisha P.-Dernhare, demised. lettere' of Adminis.
Ration to the said imitate, have bon granted to the tin
dirsigned. oil persons indebted to raid estate, are here
by notified to make Immedleto payment to the Admin
istrator ; and these having claims against the same, are
minuted to present them at the office of J. D. A. A.
11. - McCollum. 501.41310 N DECKER, Adm'r.
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ATM Liver tier.irlth cgal. E. FirrLAIN 1MT713 done
th the ligATESTll4titi 1 .• ' "
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2iDvINISTRATOWI3' Nortts:—ln the estate or
...Ablathar .1.1111srd; deceased,. tete of Urkigewater
township, letters of Administretion to said estate hare
tog been granted to the undersigned, all persona
owing said estate, are requotOd to make immediate
mad persona tutting elahnt analrelt Said estate
are requested to present them trithotit delay,
• ' • . MARY U.SIILLAUD.
• 'ADIATHAU WIZARD, f
— Jena . : - - :
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So t r i f c l i ctb i l i raneil BASSZTTS .WllT,Th!llatF!tand
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Portable nod. Stationary Engine
lisle, by -.
Montrose. Pa:, rob: 7. 137°'
'PROPOSED ADENDNENT TO TER CONWITIII.
.-• . , TION OF PENNOLVAELL • ' - •
• ' Torn. DESOtiniill. •
PII01•06010 iZIENDWCT TO tult coitirrninox oY
• . . _ .
WOTICR.—We, the - caderrigned, will oder to let the
I.‘ bulldlnir ot a Bridge:on the Franklin road loadinr
to Somme:wall; near James Calph, on Monday, Jet)
21314,18 W:
~. .. RIMBY BUNNELL, F
Z. M. 1311WSTEM, • - Suptdeistes.
. .- JAMZS CALPII. . .
Dridgedater, June 10;1a11.—w3 , • •
rtA, RAI FOE ISALUI—A fawn of ststy-two ROWS so.
.1' Jointer; the ',Moro' of Montrose on Mtnsouth, t •
offend for Milo. It ts • well watered and has - about ten
Intimber, Including At 011. t Mire of beach and
d
maple near the welling, being; the homestead illy labs
of theSameel Gregory farm. ,
• For further perticulani enquire of J. MCA:malt, Esq.,
or P. Lines, Montrose, Pa, • .
Fob., 7, Mt
$l,OOO. R E.WARDA
BBIGGS''ALI.EVAN TDB tsl composed of Ammonia,
Chloroform, Spirits of Camphor, Tincture of Topnline,
Oil of Juniper. and Alcohol This compound Ii on.
equalled In the annals of ram:Heuer for the care of Nor.
vuus or Sick headache. Neural:tin, Trembling or Twitch;
Ing of the Nerves, and all Negroes Distance. It _will
counteract at poisons, banish pimples. earn natty crup.
, tions, Belau.% humors, &e., it nquallses the circulation,
'lnvigerates thespian, increaser the action of the heart,
nithont excitingihe brain, cures limutbnm.F•alpitatton
and Flu:tering of the Heart; Dyspepsia, Ac. Brig •
Allerantor gib...lately possesses m oraenrathe properties
than any other preparation: Physicians, chemists and
others are requested to examine- and 'test the remedy
and MOOD will be midi! feauddifferent from repn.senta
tion. -
COUGHS
" Much bis lteen said and writ;
. len, and =say remedies ban
been offered for the relief and cure of throat and lung
'diseases: but nothing has been eo eminently iv:central
or obtained each a wide celebrity, as OngEPV Throat
and Lang Healer. •
ced
CORNS. by Cog; t c o lli tt i n Dg eem P e ' r!,,, hinging
from Bunions, the piercing, dts h tressin,g pain from - In.
growing N . :Wrote:mot be emerihed. Thoemods suffer,
not. knowing there is a eure..litrip,:s • Corn and Bunion
Remedios aro no acid or_potub compounds; hat sro re •
liable soothing, and efectual,and jest merit the muss
they have earned from art apptechstlveDublin- The
Curative is a healing ointment; trsoodinte relief is
obtained by Rs application, and it will positively care
the worstatsce or r 'catered Corns, intLtmedand Meant
ed Minions, the Forest instep, the largest and severest
Blisters. the most extensive thdieslties on the soles or
heels of the feet. unequalled In the =roof ettfiblatusar
Frosted Feet. Tho Allevnator for ordinary corns and
pterenting. their formation is absolutely unexcelled by
anything known.
PlLEShave been a terror to mankind for
'eentuties, and almost every attempt to
cure theta has 'been haled. By anceasing. study and.
experimenting. Dr. Briggs bft.s discovered and absolute
care for Internal, bleeding. laztertual, :winching plies.
Briggs': Eibt Remedies aro mild. safe and eery.
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Diseased Joints and all'
diseares of 'the foot, also, Piled. Cancers end Saul:Wong
-11nmors„-skUlfuly treated by Dr. J. Briggs C0..;p7,
Broadway. N. IC.. -
Bold by ABEL TLlNftELL.Montiotre,Pa...and BURNS
NlCHOL'S:Montrose:Pa. '
J nne 19.18 D. •
86)9
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FOREIGN AND_:,JOO3/ESTIC
FANCY.DRESS 0 OODS. SIMMS, . -
LACS AND IFACIIT GOODS ~
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MILIA-NIGII*T 0"0 OD &S.
TR6 MP),
UNTRIMMED:HATS, .
=BONS, FLOWERS,
: I.4 4 cp3,:rra, wps,
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FOR 3IEN, BOYS, AND. , -
YOUTH'S WEAK PIECE
GrATLIONIEN AND:LApIUES-
• OF ALL QUALITIES;
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ALL IN GREAT VARIETY AT THE
LT lI3ERQ. --fOS' 1 D
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ISlontroac,ltay 1872.—tt. '
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Glorious and 4aghtfal tho &tremor weather 1.4, Its
,
tropical hest Ls* severe trial to the 'helpmeet's. Evert
the stroigestarenemetimee prostrated by Us eflecti.
The common pbfase - applied. to this. anulltiori - of the
body is r`gtheral debility: . Now. general dcbillt 'arias
from, - and Includes a variety of ailments. The User
ls more O r Ices adect ed, the bowels are either constlpM.
eill or too much relaxed. the stomach but half performs
the work of digestion. the appetite la poor, and
the spirits demeans'. This Is rehabs called general de
bility. It is kgthend disarrangement* , all the physical
fkinct Ica', 40d. requires St cremedynmedleinetbst salt
rvuLtte thew an. llostottet's . Stomach Ultien' ls
Its g etttTal opera.
tro ' t e z l i a s il latt P age t g e iris Va l t. i f the
affected, It restores Its term It the stowach to torpid.
it regenerates lb If Menem:ram tremukas end weak,
It braces and rel aroma them; If the mind, which ever
sympathises with the body, Is giant'' , and descendent
it relieves the dleicnlty, and aeon brings the whole
mechanism of the body Leto !armee, with the Irmo of
health. •
There is nu (ballad nation In the Western timbre
phew: in which the utility of Ithrtettere Stamen Bite
ntun knownnte. eorrectlve;and ittalllfttous inealeine. is
o w t andapprtMated. Moughent the Tmples
It Ls considered, both by thepthple and the profession,
the inandstd gladder.' Mello the a medicine fat an
mem' and al t.llluotes,. It to esdeclittly mile, to the
complaints generated by the weather. being the potent
aild best vegetablestimetant the world.
Itewareof the Ditteremade Of Seed and 'dangerrnia
. sraterials.-which Utlia'ar*lll parties are Ed. meting
to foist upon the people.. Their =nets leginislytd the
piddle has no guarantee that they area not. limitations:
Adhere to the tried remedy, II eatetter's hitter,, .so
oily in ease, and neverin kegs at buten. t.
ATER WHEEL,
.
Nonit fa etured and tor
SttYllis DUO'S.
DRY GOODS!
ASITO CUSTp* WORE..
FirENISITiNG G9 . 0D8
- CAP.,
Well-knovrn Store .ot
L . Perilous Season
#itutg 1110111COA,_glifettOrli ,
21n, tines Ws Directory, one year ,
arch addittonatline, 150"cf.f. :.
!:1 st~ij i~f ~~) ii ~a
SAVINGS. BANK. NEW lIILVOILD.—SIx per Cur. I
tercet on all DepoeLts. - • Pelt gemeral Making T+::T+: : nester. 4111,0 W. IL CIIASZt CO.
OATUGA. ,PLASTEM—NICIIOI.6.9 freolliditEE:r
DenierDenlerlumiming Cayuga Plaster, Stub maul,
w. L 21035 sco.Dr w.taDryaooe.,aalr,Cop:
tkobts and litine.s. and Gcneini Merchandbe. en NAI:'
irtract,occond door bevy! , the EphKapal Cloud'. •
:lON - 1107'EL; kept by WILLIAM SlSlTLtona,..%,.e
street, Fear the Deptd.--• - .
W. 8. ItI3AD, VOnndry. and dealer le Plows and att..,
atentlle. Gas door from Planners Mgt), Min Et.
N. P. twang% Carnage raker and Vodestaktr, oar
Nnin Sind; tvd..dnots bclow.llandorafiLoae., •
NeCOLLITM nittirnens. Neale:Cp . Groceries at.:
Provision*, on dialn titscet.• . ' ' '
11. GARRET & SON. Dealers 1a Flour. Peed. 7E, Ar.
Salt. Limo, etzatnt. Groceries! an d Vrairlakme or:
Strect, opposite Oa Depot. ' •
W. & T. lIATDEN e I Matintlettircts of elms z
Moteaala dealere lu Yankee Notion* itiel,FArtcy • •
Goods. on Main Street, belqy Ephopal Catttb. •
MOST Lather Nantheturers and deal
. In 3I veto Eluding*, &c., near Episcopal Church.
,AINEY & HAYDEN, Dealers in Drrige
, and Manufacturers of ,Cl,lnrs, Cu Main -Street, no:.
the Devor. , - _ . •
54. BTENIRSS, flonie Shoelaz end gcuerol neiettrie;
on Biala StreeL'eosith'of the .ritg,e..
I. DICKERII.V.I.Jn.. Dealer In general merehanala4-
. atla Clothing. Brick 'Roman Male Street.
GREAT. REND
S. Manntattnier of Lcaticroind donlirst
n general Mercian:lW/le. on Main Street..
U. P. DORAN, Ilereluint Taller and dealer In Ric;,l
Dade Clothing., Dry Onotte,Oroceries sad Provlaloc• ,
Man btnxt.• . • •-•
Ift34:tomlol
(IRAN. WIRTE, MannEacturcronuul dcalutisorm
or Plows and Carthurr.
GIBSON.
H. M. TINOLEY—BeaIer In Stores,llo. copper. Bras
' and Sheetiron Ware, Caltlage. Also, =another:lr
er or Slie.t Metals to arrlrr. ETC Trough turd Lead Pip
business attended to at tali pelees—lglbsott
EDWARDS $ BRYANT, 31anntletnterii ot, 'lnsane
and Skighs, near the Ingalls' Store. , •
MON;'ROSE.
0:13,IIIITER-Coanty Sarnia of S*ll.e.titima . Caw
.ty. Otrien In tbo Court lioneuOtiOntroeCOPlr-6044.
pm. TunteELL. Venter In Drng.4.,lteditinteii; Li
gncrre..Paints, OM, Dye Stuff', ciroccrial, .4velry
lintions,etc. Vic% fa, i 0 •
.
'JAILL:2I E. CABIJALT. AttOnieY 'OS es Cab
, door belof Tarbcll Lrocu3e, public liyeane. • -
MI. EL COOPER .5 CO.. Rate"; sell'Perelga Pas
.
sage r Trelc.la anaDrafts on Wand, keliad aaCME lazie
BILLINGS STROUD. 'Germ Fite 'apatite ttoP ,
an. An.tn • nb.o.tell Ratko. and SeeldeatTlel:CL.
to New York t
and.Ptillatlclphls..-oBles one door ct.V.
°Ube Bank. • - - •
P. D. Cn.ANDLICR. Gletlentilunranamitlikar44Za
cbtncAgent,PubllcAscnue.•- _
BURNS NICHOLS, the pineo
Orem to .etDm
, and Medi
met.
aflkeG Tobacco,'Plom - roatko r lptli
clos e Yankee. Notloos, Brck Bl o ck.'
W3l. L. COX, 'Hamm maker and dcakrr la all szttetee
meetly kept by the trade, appeal ti the Hoek.
BOYD 1t CORWIN. Mears IMlBLOToat'llarawara.
and Manalhantera of ,Tia and sheettron ware, coiner
of Slain and Tamplke -
. .
S. 11. ORSE, MeMlor dealer
Trinarolnar or an d Tai .
Fornlatilov GOOlll. an d
Ready•liado Clothing. on Main stmt , nett doo tc
low Little and Blaksleeslatr9tdoe: , • •
A. N.AItiLLARD, Dealer'ln Groceries; Prim Lbs.:
Books, Stationeryead Yankee Hollow, at head I
Public Armee.*'
T. SPORE & CO:. Denims Moires, Hardware
Agricultural implements, Flour mid I.lraccrimi.oppo
. site Turban Ronan.. .
THE EAGLE
I,s l :Pcs r e
PROM:F=O2B:
BEIM non, strraosz,
SIP of ,the Cloldea Eigie And mortar,
MITE Desire to infoon the public that In:km mated
opx Stock of Dregs, Medicine:l, Paints, Olki. Bradt
es. Combs, Perfumery, Peary Amick:4_6Jc— tato the
Brick Mom, tome:4 , occupied by tiuttenbcrg, llama .
bum &Co. .- • •
We lows recently ailed op this store fri Modem Style,.
sad shall endeavor to k.ecp well supplied withal articles
pagan:arc to the Drag Buslnem. •
• i'a extend to everybody a cordial tivitaticat to. CO
and see ea when In want of northing In our hoe, end
when Nov la want, give or friendly call. To all oar
old elastomers we desire toexpress oar thanks for. the
vt- liberal patronage heretofore extended to us. We
sWI endeavor to mull s continuance °lithe mime:
Nay Trayltoorir,: :
Montrose, Dec.
20.1t= • I. B. Dim . % •
AISOS 241CLUILS.
orrEN•• azizsrs; -
M E NT-Si
Munkipal Tionds fat Bale— • •
•Thanlondsire himedli ihatie ad the Bata Canal.
talons granting tha Legislatares the right to enact. ,
hum sathertamt Chtles,Camtletaad Tams to lamerfet
Clultles‘ Id 'madame minimax laws for certain tam , •
nal impanel:beat, and 'wham:rimmed there is ha pow-,
es that car fatally dareat them. tastes may mpadlata a
autdpallant tura& Theigl toads are a first hen -op
cm 111 Me ' preperty •of Lho tamilapallty. ladadlag
Railroad! hud mortszed pr mita. abreerd,ta•saelllg
',lnvestors am eangleg that Government acid other thr. .
amities Into these desirable amide. - Any eapletattloa
will he arertaly Oren. Red Donde at ,dealualoaa
of WNW°, WO, SI,IX I O each itar este '
-Comas a 11dam34121140 11 .
' SaaqUaltinliS Depot, ha2.14tb,1573.—a3
• . .
• . Now. 315.11..rz0w .
CATITIMERS'AND atriLDTLS-4te2191V1. COOLEY
wroNs. aro prepayed to do all at Buit.D•
tan and; Canvas-ran wails,- Erick WorEq MasoUrn
and .rninf inv., by the Jnb or in any matinee to lull cute
tamers. Ale/3.144mb .1311ndo.; Doors.- tdotddinp, of all
kind*. tad Window Fromm to order. flue Limber
ecmitutly no hand. Shop la yolk Ynetory fDUOlagr
Montma., Pa.. . . •- •••
A. W. COOLEY. met= tryout.
. alantmo. Deeember.47.lB- -
. .
A • R C ABLE 'BUSINESS !
.
LIMIT kQUAL fro G A S, .O:arrEIGLITn RIM
(OSTI Cworot At ErgadeS. 1k 7 o chimney
g 4 or trka tud.
• MEN desiring' 11WFITAL3 BIASENB,cm Sem tt4
tho EXCLITSIVE fiII:NIT for the solo of DICOTT'U
pATYST , t,MIBON - 19. , 18 MOUT BEI EINEM AND OIL.
for ColniT/ES and hTATES. Writs fbr Warroarlosa,
or aB an.
• : (Via Ea. nvorr •
No.lllBo:olllsEctn.rDST.,iiVlA-alk.-
g.l.—Coothee faratesed with CEIANDBUSES sad.
LAMS of Evers darTiptlon,43 per csol,SOSUESttets
se any otter ceesbeleAmest lofts. eonnui.
... . .
tee
and ;heap for the qnalltles, Dried Pearce.,beet In market. A alcoonsllty of Molasses, Eingengor
fee, awl a fullniaortmentof Optima, an. • •
P - - ADZ.
grantable Re Aral ed.=:thiasyn feryOungMen,off
the &Pallas of haw, inflates proesiety Imetowthey ,
0(v: ling inarded, withaanlary bolo. the thane who
teal undated for inatitatontal to Bent info4ito , '
ethled ennetopent Afthrose,llolVAlLD ASSO C 14710 4,
tnfg