The Montrose Democrat. (Montrose, Pa.) 1849-1876, October 09, 1872, Image 3
goal ittriligenct. ania rous shavuse BAPTIST C MICH.. Xs,. J. P... Catmints D. D. rotor. Sabbath Services 1O) a. ha. and Z.p tn. Sabbath School. 12 tn. tamer Strewn', Wednesday Ercolags 14 - • - r kTITOLICI , Rev./. Sherri= s,bhath Serrices Second Sunday In each Mooch t. , 3bbath School Immodlatcly before Macs clittltCll..lisr. E. A. Wannrsvn. Reetor. ,3bhath Serrires 103 a. m. and 'TX p. m m. School 11 . Week-pay Bervicee—Wmthoedays p. m. F:TTIon NT EPISCOPAL ....Rev. A.D. ALEl,oentrt ~abb.vh ..10.43 a. m. and 7,10 p. m whbat O p m. Prayer Meeting. Ttitirsdlys. LSO p, m PRESIITTKIIIAN csuncit ReT.J. a, in ,, li3th !service. 10.45 a. in. and `7)O p, m. t ., , onta S,hntsl 12.15 p. m. realer Meeting, TtintellAy „ „, , p. m. Friendfaille Pair. The Friendsville Fair will be held at Prieads on Monday, Oct. 2fith,1872. Ry order of Committee. se, Nemirow IttaAway. An enterprising merchant of Lynn, Pa., on. Monday last shipped a load of merchandise by ntl f rom this place to Lynn. He reloaded the lame car NN Ith freight for down country. De „illhave the honor of holding the first receipt tor :might paid to the Montrose Railway C4M• patty. Thi. 4 business. We can see no reason shy our railroad will not drop coal and other s upplies at, or at least very near the doors of our Montroie neighbors, by December The cant me wl-, and track-Ivens are bending their energies to that end.— Tusaaiannock Rdpublican. Church Constituted. A council composed of delegates from sever si diuretic , of the Bridgewater Baptist Asso ciation, and others invited, met at Great Bend rllaer, on Saturday, Sept 28th, to consider the propriety of recognizing as a Baptist Church, and assist in organizing as such, a hand of 'meth -7n and sisters who had covenantett together iu diurch relation, After hearing the eireilmstan en which led to the movement, and approving the articles of faith and covenant, expressing theirbelief and designed practice, the council unanimously decided to recognize the org;ani.. titian U a Baptist Church, in fellowship with the Bridgewater Association, with appropriate !labile services, at 2 o'clock, p. to., selecting the f„ lowing brethren to act in behalf of the coml. c.i, and at the time appointed the services were renducted as follows tiennou by Dd. Lyman Wright of Bingham ton, N. Y Text. Luke 12,-42. Hand ut fellowsblp, by Eld. A. L. Pont. Charge to tee (lurch, by Eld. W.C. Tilden This meeting, was held in connection with the Qoarterly Meeting of the Association, which continued through Sunday the 20th. l'n Stind.y :norning, after a germon by Eld I. Po,t, Iwo deamus were ordained. TLr chur..ll is small' in the beginning, but prove. t r . , yront.ise a work for good, under the biv:ue W. C. TILDILN. Wedding Reception. one of the most brilliant wedding receptions jtl ris en in .11ont rose, took place on Wedner,- '2,1i4,,0a the occasion of the marriage el 21,-s Katharine E. Searle, the highly accom r.:,bed danyhter of Leonard Searle, enq., to Gen. Wm. hi. McCartney of New York tU qnr Muldoon, of the New York IVori..l.) Tat marriage service was performed in St. I".nifi Church. by Rev. E. .1. Warriner, in the ea.t beautiful and impressive manner. The se,iding march eras played by the organist, Mr. Wm H. Cooper, , a.sisted by Miss Fanny Beach. After the ceremonies at theehurch were ended, a , ar,re untnber or invited guests assembled at tbe Tautly residence and tendered their congrat c!atkos to the -bridal pair, and partook of a lalurous and bountiful repast. The spacious ro.,ms were handsomely g,...T.tooned with ever grems and ornamented with flowers. The bride es, dressed in a magnificent snit of heavy bilk, m:cr to order in Paris, and all the ladies ap pear,l is clemmt costumes. Among thegnests In the Rector of the Episcopal church, ve,e G. Miller, of the Presbyterian Doctor Cheshire, of the Baptist church, sal Rev. Barr Baldwin, formerly the pastor of the Presbyterian church. Mr. Charles Perry of Lagbamten, and Mr. Joieph Williams, of Mont rose. acted as ushers, and everything woo con- ducted la the mostperfectorder and style. The seddmg presents were very numerous and ele pai At half past twelve the bridal pair took their dedarture for New York, and on Saturday IViro,-;nc. sailed for Europe in the steamship, (:::y of 3tontreal. All their friends wish them 10'• voyage, and a bright and happy career in are_ COM. Chapter of .4leeldealit. we ropy the following from the Susquehanna Jormai As VI ideal occurred at Jackson, on Tuesday, tee pole raising, which has east a gloom niter the ',tire community of that place and sa --,, t , thrg neighborhood. While the pole vas , e•nz raid which was to have been the , tonat , , , catient of a political meeting, ; one of 1,,e ;Lr rdpea, by which they were hoisting the rort to its place, broke, letting the pole fall. A :gr o ve t roved of people was in close proximity, in"! a general rush was made to escape the un fa•ro:tn: diinger. All escaped but Mrs. W. W. on alio with the rest attempted to place it'r•elf hat or danger, but instead of which, r•tu-t ht-vtly under the falling pole, which h-r entailing her head, breaking her htt.is and I..ihng bier almost instantly. toon after ibis terrible accident it was an Itrthet , i that an meeting woald be held, and the rrou i , !no- r , ed to their bomes,shuddezing over the ter-tt,e and unexpected scene they had just The funeral was attended to-day,by a itrze number of the friends and relatives of the N,l,efl M hr morning last, ateng,b2ecr on a cnrenra, :,nn :rain, named Simms, met with a dr.,t b. by being run over when near "atm, N Y lie was standing on a flat car, sh, a hot wheel, and when near Cirey's the whey.) burned off, letting the end of r3r bib which threw him under the wheels, and wren) car, passel over him, cutting him to Lut , . tn a shocking manner. His remains *ere taken to his home in Elmira, for inter seat Ile Irate% a wife and two children. - —On teonday night last, two dill:lra:ref Mr. ltreloe n ,iding about two miles from this Pi.'" near Turkey Hill, met with a horrible d.....v.1 4 by lo.ing burned alive. It appears that uteir parent, had left home early in the e v en in g , tine in the hutzet their three , children, two boys and one girL By some means, the building estellt fire from the stove, and' in a abort time au wholly enveloped in Barnet. The oldest boy attout welve years old, suet:ceded .In escaping tem the burning building, but his little brother MI sister aged reaparagily nina 1 313 1 1 seven yotrs Leretiad in the flames. We learn that Kr: Bigelow is a poor man, and lsitlitt this terrilne .11111111 ml by Ma untimely awl or his children, he has lost hip entire ;:Dperty. tirlotn Knevii of:Elemioek township, Cot. zbis county had two valuable cove killed on • .%.turday, by breaking into Xs apple or , and eating apples to ezocrl,—Blow fist- Suicide. About ten o'clock in the forenoon of Oct rah, John T.' Perry, of Brooklyn township, was found dead in his son's barn, a little west of Mack's Corners. Mr. Perry was a highly re spected citizen, and a worthy member of the Methodist Church, but for some time previous had been out of health and laboring under men tal depression to such an extent, that those who knew him hardly regarded him as sane. But for two weeks previous to the tragic event that ended his lite, the members of his family regard ed him as improving, physically and mentally. Mr. Perry had been for many 'years a wagon maker at Brooklyn Centre, but the eventig pre vious to his death had gone to the house , or his son to stay. In the morning he ate a hearty breakfast, was cheerful in spirits and sociable in manner. rinsing a little business to transact with one of Lis customers living a half mile or more back, he proposed to his son that he take the shot gun to kill some squint:is, whirls were numerous and troublesome in the field through which Le was to pass, and his son entirely un suspicious of anything wrong, gave hint the gun and ammunition, and soon after started for Brooklyn Centre. Not long alter this the .son's wife noticed that the docir of the barn on the opposite side of the road from the house, was chased and not !listened upon the outside, as it ought to be, unless some one was inside. This occasioned sufficient suspicion to lead to listening at the side of the bam,silien the Toler of Mr. Perry was beard within, apparently at prayer. Unwilling to disturb hint the son's wife with her sister, continued nbout the house-work in the back part of the house, occasionally Coin ing to the front to see ii anything was wrong. On listening again at the barn no sound was heard—the doer was cautiously opened, and there lay the lifeless body of Mr. Perry, Lis face in a pool of blood, while !4"t'e brains, literally blown out by the gun, were lying near by upnu the Doer. An alarm was soon male among the neighbors, and Coroner Jhalsey was summoned to hold an Inquest. A small strap was found attached to the trig ger of the gun, through which a stick like a cradle linger was passed, by means of which arrangement the gun could be discharged by nressing on the stick with one foot. The left hand was someitat scorched undoubtedly by holding the muzzlu of the gun to the forehead, so as to make sure work. Death must have been instantaneous as the skull was broken in many pieces, and all the brains were blown out. Mr. Perry was sixty-three yeses of age, and leaves a widow and several children to mourn his untimely end, while the tragic event brings sadness and gloom to a large circle of friends and acquaintance. The report of the gun was beard by a neigh bor, at work in his corn-field, but rot by the women who were at work in the rear of the house, close by a noisy dog power churn, which was in, operation. 3. 3. 8. A scrap of Ilbtory. In replying to some wild assertions of Sena . for Morton, the Washington Patriot finds it to the point to revive the following in :reference to General Geant's refusal to exchange prisoners during the late war between the States : The exchange of prisoners ceased the hoar that Gragt became General-in-Chief. 1113 avowed motive was that he could better afford to till his army with green recruits and his rap lured men lie rotting, than by an exchange re plenish the Confederate ranks with trainee' vet erans. It was a good policy perhaps, but it was policy that murdered our unhappy prisoners. The rebels offered any sortof terms of exchange. They said they had no bread or meat for their own treops, much less fur theireaptivm They submitted to deal with Butler. They consented to waive their claims on account of paroled men. They begged for an exchange. They agreed to exchange the negroes. They de madded it for mercy's sake and hutnanity's. They cast formality and punctilio to tho winds and Only said: "Vonr men are dying on our hands; for God's sake and for pity's sake help ns tett:bele them !" Itnt no, Stanton feared [borne coils of the anaconda would be relaxed if the hand of mercy were permitted to touch one of its scaly folds, and the implacable Grant sat and smoi,t4l, determined that Lee's army should not be reinforced, through the shrieks of Andersonville and Salisbury mounted to 'way en. It was good policy, and It was policy that won, in the end. But it was cruel, bard policy, and perhaps deserves to be considered the work of a "mom' monster." It was the work that nearly drove kind hearted men mad. It made Lincoln weep. and deepened the melancholy lines in that sorrow-furrowed face. It racked Greelev's heart till he cried "this must be stopped." The nation is dying—is bleeding to death. It even awakened a suspicion mantling of remorse in Butler's brazen cheek and ranged him, writh ing, to publicly announce that be was not pur suing his own policy, but that of his snperiors. Bet Grant never paused nor faltered, nor hesi tated, nor turned aside_ It bad cost him 90,000 men to mareh from the Rapidan to Petersburg; should be raise a stifle of Out city because :10,- 000 more were in danger of starving? Never. "And they did die, and their bones lie buried at Amlersonville, and other prison pens in the south." The Royal Insurance Company. The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Royal Insurance Company was held In Liver ! pool, England, on the 2d ult. The Chairman of the Company, C. Turner, Esq., M. P., presided on the occasion. The annual report showed that the receipts of fire premiums for the veer bad amounted to .£597,261 12s I Id, ($3,480,205) and the lasses by fire, including Chicago losses, to .17,:.9,-1: ,OGO Is sd • pi:1;920,300) After provid ing for unexpired liabilities, etc., the net profit for the year amounted In £08,851 15s 7d. (.y314, 265.) The business of the year showed an in- 1 crease 0f.,C151,42.5 in fire premiums alone, (937,- 12,1,) A very large proportion of this vast- in crease of business in one year, has been produc ed in the United States, where the Company is rapidly extending ita.business and growing dai ly in popular favor. The tire reserve fund of the Royal now amounts to £488,450 .W. 1.415,330). This places the Company amongst the most se cure and solvent fire companies of the world.— The total assets of the company are now 173,- 230,923 .9z Bd. ($11,451,015) to meet its life and fire liabilities. The chairman in his speech, mov ing the adoption of the report, referred to the progress of the company In America in compli mentary terms, and expressed his belief that the people of the United States were patroniz ing that company, and others from Great Brit ain, because they had been found prompt in set tling all claims arising from loss by fire—even in such extensive losses as those of Chicago.— The entire position of that company (daces it In the front rank: of insurance organizations; and while the business of the year, 1871, must be highly gratifying., to the United States agents .of the company, we have no doubt they will stilt further increase their business during the current year, and appear in et - en a still more favorable position in the next anneal report *aroma Times. A. W. STILES, A3ent. New Milford Sasquebann3 Co-, Pa. The .Latest Certain sanctimonious charlatans would fain persuade the world that diffusive stimulants have no medicinal value, and that detestable slops, composed of griping acids and drastic purgatives, are better tonics than the finest veg etable ingredients combined with the purest and mellowest products of the still. lint this sort of thing won't go down. The stomachs of our common sense rejects it, as the physical stomach of every man with an undepraved pal ate rejects, with loathing and ahherrenca, nau seous abonainations,'lrce from alcohol," which Untobugs are trying to thrust down the throats of Temperance Invalids under the pretensvhat the fifth wlll do'them good?, It is not likely that while Pr atersytost Brrrras 11.e:Standard Ton ic of Americo, Is anywhere accessible, each sick lining frauds can make much leadway, but it is as wato put 06144'0_4.n their spinet thew. Insurance Notice. The undersigned, out of no ill-feeling to any one, published an ometal ateteinent some weeks ago, of the impairments of the capital of sev eral insurance companies, represented by some tour agencies in this county, one of which was the Andes, of Cincinnati. At the instigation of the agents, or some other person, the President, J. B. Bennett, wrote a letter to the editor of the Republican, denying the statement, which was published in that paper. We now find the fol lowing statement published in the New York Timm, Sept. 21st, 1872, which akes the Andes Insurane Company $280,165 27 - worse off than nothing. According so this statement parties in tills county, and elsewhere, holding policies in this company are nut insured. Mr. Bennett is also President of the Amazon and Triumph --companies also doing businms in this State. I would recommend all parties who desire safe insurance to apply for policies in old, relia ble companies . represented at this agency : The North America insurance Company, of Philadelphia, incorporated 1721, Franklin, of Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company, of Philadelphia. State of Pennsylvania, of Philadelphia. The old Banton! Fire Insurance Company, of Ilartfonl, Ct. Home, of New York. The above companioo lost over $5,000.030 in the Chicago fire, which was promptly paid, and the companies are in as good condition as they wore previously to the tire. It costs no more to insure in good companit:s than•it does in datbt tel Ad parties applying to this agency will gut reliable insurance. BILL! N GS STROUD, Agent. BUSINESS LOCALS. Tamura Fon TwExry Tc,sns.—More than twenty years ago the SIesTANO LINIMENT made its deb: in the west. Its cures, pf the various eltcrual diseases of horses and.cat tie, astonish ed the planters and farmers el the Mississppi and Ohio Valleys, and'a demand for it sprung up which necessitated its manufacture on an ex tensive scale. Soon the discovery was made that it was a grand speritic for rheumatism, gout, neuralgia, earache, tootlinclie, and other cuternal ;diluents of mankind. Then it was tried as a healing, pain l.illing application, in eases of outwanl injury, such as cuts, lituistst, hums, spasms, &c., and was found equally ser viceable. The fame ante new,remedy for some of the most painful ills that afflict mankiniriiiid the lower animals, spread rapidly, and Mrstsso Lis:vat:yr soon took rank in every State and Territory of the Union as a STANDASID CEME. Till; IlcuAs ROOF AND ITS TDATCLICKG.—IT the man deserves well of his country who makes Iwo blades of grass grow where only one grew betbre, surely he sdto timduees a glorious crop of hair on a comparatively barren scalp deser ves the hearty thanks of the obliged party. All honor, therefore, to l'noriti•stat E. T, Leos, for unquestionably, his retiowed IiaTiIASON SC COMIIIiSheS this object. Gentlemen whose whiskers:are shy of making their appearance in force. or the fibers of whose monstaches dis close those "magnificent distances" for which Washington City was once so famous, will find this on PERK:Ant:a the most wonderful en courager of fibrous developement that has ever yet toes invented. Both srit's. , are advised to k wirs use it, as, by all odds, it is th ha-4 aril isle for improving the growth and la my of tile -hair, keeping it free from scurf ma alf, prevent ing it from becoming harsh, dry an gray—giv ing it a filth glass and endowing it with flexi bility—dial Toilet Chemistry lias ever envoi red from the vegitable kingdom. Farm for Sale. olTer for sale my firm, which is con sidered as. gond and desintide as any of its size in the toss mhip. If contains 100 acres, about 00 improved, nod more cut he had if desired.— All tile land Iv's gra sniffy sloping to- the sooth c•t.t. Is smooth and dry, tree from stumps and rochs, and is well watered by springs and creek. Also a never-flailing well at the kitchen door. The Intase La nearly new nod well finished, and there-are two good barns and other neces sary building.; on the pretni-cs. Plenty of gond fruit on tile place. For farther particulars ad dress me, or canal the firm southeast of New Milford. AL-o ICI acres ofland near lowa Falls, Frank lin County, lowa, which I wish to sell or ex clian,gt fot a small place, or property in a rail road town, Louis Witara Now Milford, Oct. 3d, In:. EMi Came into the inelosnre of the subscriber, on Sept. 2Sthi a dart. 3 -ca aentr,'aiaan. tuna: ,r a ,,,, old. The owner is hereby reques , c+.l to prove property, pay charges and take her away. BARTLETT DOLAN. Dimock, Sept . stun,l 72, Two glimdred Men Wonted On the Montrose Railway from Tunkbannoel: to Montrose, to drive it thrott!=li•to it:: comple tion. FEun MAnct, Contr.tetor. Dr. E. L. Gardner Would inform nil those whom it may concern that he hai, left his notes, judgment:, account:, and leases, in the hand.; of 3i. S. Wilson, and requests all creditors to pay over to him their respective Indebtedness ni they tall due. Montrose, Sept. 4th, 1872. F. ChnriphilL Justice of the Peace: office orpr L. B. Len heini's store, Greet Bend borough, Basimehau na Co., Pa. Ilas the settlement of the docket= of the late Isaac Ilcc!chow, deceased. (Mice hours from 9 to 12 o'clock, a. m., and from 1 to 4 o'clock p. Great Bend, Oct. 2d, 18M. Straycd Came into the enclosure of the subscriber, on or about the 14th of September. 7872, six sheep —four ewes and two lambs, (one a buck.) The owner is requested to call and prove property, pay charges and take them away. Dimock, Sept. 2.5111, 187.9. J. 8.-WALLACE. Ctrter.—Rocoirrox—ln Brooklyn, Oct, Ist, lw Rev. 11. Boughton, rissistts4 - by Revs. L. P. Porter and M. Caldwell, Mr. Albert P. Chace. of East Dainesville, AVyonung Co.. N. T., and Francis M., daughter of the of clergy man. Dix—Bret:—ln New Milford, Oct. 2, at the house of the bride's father, W. Rice, esq., by Rev. A. 0. Warren, Mr. John E. Di; add Miss lib G. Rice, all of New Milford. • Tonn—DlexErtstAN—At the residence of the bride's father, in New Milford. Sept. 231 h, by Rev. J. Cl. Miller, ,]amts J. Todd, and Ella J. I4ickerman. both of New Milford. 110111,•"FON—BELE.--At the Universalist Parson age, in Brooklyn, Sept. 14, by Rev, 11. Bough ton, Mr. Arthur E. Robinson, of Bridgeville, N. J., and Miss Ida L Bell, of Jlopbottom, Pa. MES.B.TBB. Bustumt.t,—ln Aalturn, Oct. 34, 1873, wife of John Bushnell, aged 49 yearn. She rests in Hope. COZME—In Forest Lake, Sept. 11th. Mrs. Sarah Jane, aged 34 years and G months, wife of Cornelius Come. KEELEv.—In Middletown, Sept- 27, Mr. Newel Keeler, aged 51 yews and 7 months. REV YQIIS PRODVCE RIAIIIEET3. Corrected weekly by Harding, 14yden Co., Waslunston St., New York. Rutter, pail c"...i027 " firkin— . ....,...... ..... 23025 Cheese, dairy, per:ii) . ........ .......... 11012 " Lam,' ••• • • .... ........ 120_03 Eggs, per doz 24025 Flour. per barm1........ ........... 0.00e0.50 Corn meal,loo Ina , 8.7.1rte3.85 Wheat, per brawl 1.0101.65 Rye " ...... ...... ..... 11.15. Oats " 410 ,:g 4 7 5 11l Corn 63004 . Rope, crop of 1871 4050 Tallow . Lard per lb • 75 Potatoes per bbl 1 2.541 75 Apples ........... ........ e Turkeys per 1b............ Ltnekti " A Tab:table habit of body Is absolutely essential to physical health and clearness of Intellect, Nor Is this all. Donut; of parson cannot co-ealet with an unnat ural condition of the bowels. A free plague of tho re fuse matterof tho system through these natural waste Freels as Ilerts..y to the purity of tbo body as the free pSseano of the offal of a city through its sowers in necessary to the health of its Inhabitants. • Indigestion Is the primary rause of most of the dis co,s of the dischar In; of coos, mai 01:10 of Its most common recalls Is courtipat 1011. Thin complaint, be• Ode. beside. being dandamorto In Itself. ha. many tifra greenble rpacomiLint.—.nett an an atiplettannt breath,. Winmv hie. contaminag hg blood and bile, Lento, rh old.. heseache.los• of memory. and tionersidelolity. lioltetter's Stomach Millet s removes!l there oils 6, removing their Immediate came In the illgestiSe oagsns And g egtdat Ing the action of the Ilareggi ISM Tim rotn• binat lull of propg•rtles In tt. egileitrated preparation I. One of to thief merit.. It is tint merely n stimulaut ore tonic, or an and bilionq a t rynt,,o7 a nervine. or a blind ,p•p t o• g o g t, a r a ectparte, but oil the-c curative cle , en!. juditil•mrly blended on nil.' poirerfill restorative. It lend. activity and vgg cc r to tire Inert and corrected goo :nada. relieves the i.lamputry cant of Its obstruc tions. nod give tone to the membrane which Ike. It. g••ntly iambics the liver, braces the nerves. ..t -eller,. the anglol4l sloth.. NO other remedy 1.0/4,1 , ...4 inch a variety of hygienic virtue., It to to the... Cher wino tit lc virtues tart It ow, SA prestige a. a hour' hold medicine. F-tmelg•oce lia.proved that It is It: hartnle.r an It I," elliGl,oll.. and hence It In as nnpulo n lth the weak, •es as with the stnittger. Hostel ter'. stnits.teh 11.11g.ra ere void In bottles only and the trade mush Mos. In the gip , . and engraved on the 111;c1 I • the the test of genutneness. Beware of counterfr Its. Tes,timony of a Prominent Physician. •• the part eight yearn I have had fregnent opportnottle. of trill - leering the effect of MIFILI-Ell . ll !Iron rorrrit4 n;.on persons col:feria,: from Dpipencla, L ott of New ms Eliergy, ticxnal Wimknees, Dlarrtama, .te. I have Ittowen It ho prove enceeerfol In many CA.44., where Mlnphatle. llotorimparltle and Ilyilroptutt- lc treatment had fulled. I rill' continue to one It in anch camp:Mutt n ith uniform !TIMM", and have no breltanry In pronouncing It the 'mart efileaclona come. dy yet discovered foe direares artrin2 from adiyorded Stuntach, Liver, licducys or Ilostels, 'Vaunt, very truly, ERRORS Or YOUTH. GENTLEMAN who suffered for yrarr from Nervon• /2.Urhillty, Vermatan , Drmy, and all the cited of youthful Gultocretlon u 111, for the AG, of rofferlrm hu manity, wend free to all wha need it, the and dl rt.ctiou for maLing tlic I , llllplU remedy by n hick he was cured Stawerw o ,4111,1:4 to prod. by the advl sar'oexperl fmce min do e o by .11_1n...wing, ln pwrnwt contbli.nre, AtDITOR'S MOTU - 7: —The onderxlcned. an Audi tor npp..i noott I,v 'lto ... oft lie Orphan', Cott t, In itul tor Lim l'ottol• of • h in tr.t. In tliFt ohot ‘ • the fond , to the hods of It,r,ttor e,.tte of Stephen Contan i 1 nttond to the ditto, of 104 appointment, at his ottlee in Mantrooc, on Frlti 'l, the 'rah thr or 0,-,ober. 1-11. at one Wein-I: in the ofternoor. A:i Itt,re,ted for here required tontprsr and y., thef claims, at the AL. e .I me and place or Ite ron - n , 411 - vd. A, W, HSU Le, Anditor. Montrose, Oct. In 2. 4 untrorrs NOTICE —The ted,r.l7,ned. an Audi!, 11, or appointed by the Orphan'; Coort of erNnehan• urt Connty, to diatrb.dita the 1800; In the handl of John 11. Tanner, allot In lot rator of llt • relate. ,of C. S. Tanner, doreared. wilt attend to the tintiet, of 111= appointment teat 111. odler In 3tuatroar. on Sattml.ty. Nrox enthre ttrt, LSI: at 1 o'clock, p. tn., at whirl, time and pi tee ail per son. totem-tett In alld food most pre-cut their elainta or tat forever debarred trona contina In on RAM ftrnd. It. W. n'.2.A.TtLE, Auditor. Itlontro2c, Oct. 2, lsn. XECUTO NOTirE. Wheenit. let tern letternenta I'4 ry to the ntrhte or Thont.ot Johntoth • tlettentnn h zve been nr . lnted to the untierpi7tetl, all pr-rttunt. in debtell to eittl e.tt te. are nhitt...tett to nthlot tannetilatt p tpnent. out tht.e h ttintt rli tn+ /I v. in • t the mate are requertoetl In neecent •t without 11,1. q. ELIZ JolrcsON. ti•LBEnT E'eent°r'' Bri•lgen ate, Sept. ttn h., lilt? —wet £ r a n .oo l u r ti ' li n te . .l \ ot .n k r oittil E o;r r ts ' 7l 4„7r t ' rn fti ori t" tir. ' l7 , 2 " Sueeptetutica l'uttety, dist...ld:de the I.& net-in:front the of Real 13-tale or /I A. T , .. , rk“ , •nr "Merl vo, notiez oh to he n - 111 attend to the 61110 of Ws Apt...done:it it his this. In Montrose, November th11.18:2. at 9 o'clock to. to:, at winch tlmc ant. place, all per:tons interetted dot extend, or be fur. ever barred from coaling .10l fold. - MME!!!IMIM= trDlToll'n NOTICt. The tultic,i.toctl h,n lc: been rota neh ted noon toted an Andltor, by the onn of Comanta Plra, So.prpar to dlrtr C lnote ?ha Altair to the hand. gibe Slt-rlr, arniatt tram the titterifra. 1 , 31. J of the reel vont, of It C. lin... IteTeLy •• .ea notice that he will attend to the tint en of hie appolottnent at bin rare In Itontrare, o t y yt't. at I o'clock. p.tn. All per , oct Napo. and pr,eot their claim, or . 4 -- -- on fain to,.a. 1.371—5 r 1 r SE'I - TOWS aTien. Letter. , I,tana otary to the a, of .latni, itpoaa. Llee te of Len•tx. Sa.anettanoacoonty, Pa.. bore hen vranted to tie .üb , criberA, all per -on intlahted to the gild oqato, ere mot-dill 1 n ispncoiate plyment. and tho, Cl ittn. or rtetnatl+ :I=l,t rho ...tate at the itattl c,dAnt, to trialta hootsu thu tall tputt delay. ruts tiuxa t t fizeautor. Ltnaxvitto, Sept. (Sib. —we r 4 X E'er S NOTICE. Leorr• tectamentary to the e•tve of :Carton Alrt-h. Ilse of Brooklyn hop. So.losshausse , essnosy. - Pn hare been granted to the auhs,rihrr. all perro, inde'ssed to the raid estate, are renne,s ed so make I.aasdltte paym-nt. nod' those hay. hsd 6-11111 S or n a anoint the osstate of the said de ced.int, to maize known tbs. tame irifh(11111 dehl. Ato.dczt., Elect:dor. Brooklyn, Sept. Idth,lt.-00 D'U7stSl.l.%Toll'S NOTICE.—In the e.tate of LEznlel M. l':frtnv, derea.ed. hitter. of Atltnlnle trution In thn note petite. hare been chanted to the no dt rst,,,ed. all pe,on • Indebted to ,tni t i c.,5110. pr, Spec. by ..,thiva ht InAke huni,linte rtyntent to the .Acltnln.. t rut ant tunic hiring claims Sitailloit the satneJare to present them at the "Mee- or J. It. A. A. U. !Ilet'ollum. JULIA M. TIFFANY, Adair. Itridge.senter, Sept. 15th, A I - DITOWS: , ZOTIC'E.-Thenntiorelkned.hriving been nopointedi .y the Court, or (*optimal Plea, of San= qUeiliallfll Coady, un'Anditor to dittritnve the fait& in hunch , of the Slic,lfrurieltkr Dom the sah. of. Ratl Eotaie of W. T and Sobraidtl tlmecll. dill ati end to the &Weil of his appointment, at bin office ou Weilnesday Oct. In. 1e72., at 1 o'clock, P. N, All pennons Intereeted will app.-stand protein their claim., or be forever de barred front coming in on told fend. B. L. BALDWIN, Anditor. Montrose, Sept. 15, 1872—w.4. A UDITOIII4 NOTICII.—The nntlentlpled biller berm 1-1 appointed by the Court of Comm:11 Plead. of Sad. onehan nu county. an Auditor In dt..tribot e the N.A. i n b tads of the SheritT. aridin: from the redo of the Real E..t A t e of 11 C. jillibard, will attend to tho glades - of his mutt intrnent, hid in Mout - rose. on Tuedthty. Oct 1.1 1: 4 •74.1t 1 o'clock' p. m. All pervona Intereoted o ill app ur an.. pre, :1 it -it claim,. or be forever de. barren from coming In on -aid fund. JAI! ES E. CAILIIALT, Andltoi. Montrone, Sept_ IS, 3.112.—Avi, 13... ArDtron's l'caTicE.—Tto; umderAtzrzed. an anditor appointed by the Coon of Common Ilene° of boa. grit-h may tlmot7, td d.Ntrtbote the fond:tin the hands of the Sheriff.front the Sherifra 4.3 it, of the real ep , .nte of Jacob D.,cker, hereby gives notice that he vql nt tend to of big appointment.= LlsoMee in Ilontro,. on Frt•ny. Wlrd day of Oct., 1572. at one o'clock. p. in.. when and Whereat) peroone Interest ed fond trill pre ..er t th,ir claims or be forever debarred from coming to un *aid fond. A. It. alc4.7butri, Anditdr. Montroxe. eeptenaher 11th,1572.—w4 DSIINISTit.t.TPR'S NOTICE —7n the eitate of 11. Mary S. t• Lytton, late of Baidertester, Susq's Co., l'a., demised, Lettert of Administration to the raid estate havlo r ; been granted to the enditrAlttned, all prn.s owing relate, are requested to make Immediate ',arm ent, and all perrns haring claims neatest said estate are regnened to present theft without delay. 3011,i A. STANTON. Adm'r. Bridgewater, Sept. it b, —wG. • 174 STAT E of AnetlnThotenaorthe to washlp of Lathrop seNtlaermea enmity. Pa.. rieemL4ed.—Letters of Ad. 120thipLibti0:1 spew the estate Of the above Datatll time liCilt, bstrithz bccn ranted to the anderetznetL all per as Indebted to raid eat:R.32re hereby sortlent to make Immediate payment; and thee,' having . elalme agalatrt the game., to present them du 'y authenticated for settle. meat. W. P. CRANDALL, Ader. Lathrop. Ps.. Sept. 4t1:41672—W LIXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.—WIILTIZA! Lrf ter@ testa-. moo MT to 1 Ise vsta:o of lease Itectzttow la to of Great Dead. derclased, Lave breo granted to 1 11 , ....obnertbr-w. ail perral:l9 inde4terltel raid metztea re requudett to matzo Immediate payment_ awl tho,to In slog cla.toP or do. Maud. 4ViUnt the tame, will present OM Without do. vls A. Be.raiWlTTlnecTlNzall, cm . ton : Lay. Auz. • . cmisrizt. INVESTIARNI S. Municipal Bonds for. Bale. Thoo bonds are ',mei by ?Irian! of the ElMeConpt tallow' greeting the Legoalutures the right to enact laws auth Cid es. Conn iiet and Towns to tune an carillon in acconlance with ench law, for certain inter nal Int prorraionts,and when no ;paned there is no pow. et , that can log-ally detest them States may repudiate; Municipalities CaPDOI. Theta bends are a And lien up. on all the _property of the municipality. lactating Railroads sad mortca,Ted pr mite!. Shrewd, far-seeing Ramora are chinking t heir Goveroment end other hh-- entities into them. desirable bond!. Anytexpiapation will he streorthlty given. and Bonds in denominations of 4100, ISA $1,003 each, fur tale.b,r, - edam & Maass; Bankers. finstpieltensa Depot, Any, 1011,18:2.-14 c special goticeo. Valuable Hints. J. T. DAKED, M. D. P. o. Pot. 116, LatlC4lf ter. Pa .1 °LIN IL. “GligN, No. 4L Color ntrcet. New York ouittg girtctorg Tao lints in this birectory, oat year, $1.30 each additional line s 59 cte. . . . . . NEW 11.1LFORD SAVINGS BANK. NEG ILFORIL—Six iwr cent. tel tercet on all Bennett,. Donna general Banking Bun. nees. self-tf bi. B. CLIASI: CA11.103, PLASTER_—.-NICTIOLA.9 SEOEIf AKER. Dealer In genuine Capron Plaster. Fresh ground, 11055 & CO , Ei,calern In Dry Cioodo,liath,Capa 800. and Sitooa, and lieneral Alerchatulloe, on Malt. street second door below the Episcopal Church, • ONION HOTEL. kept tix WILLLUI SNIITII, on Main ..rcr-t, ueur rhu LcpoLt—• IV. S. MEAT), Fonndry4 nnd dual, in Pion.. nod othor ntenxtlp. one door froti Phlnney's lio!cl, Main St. N. F. EIMIMR. CArriaito vator and rtdertaker, on Motu S.trect, two doorp below Ilawley'n Store. • MCCOT.LUM BROTTIETiS, Dealers in Groceries and Pm/rt....lawn, on Main _trcet.• R, o kr:REF at HUN. il , dars la Floor. Feed. Meat. Salt. lime. C.-mrnt.iOrneerles and Provisions on Alain Street, oppo6lto file Depot. W.. 4 T. 11AVDE , I. Aanniacturpro of Mare. and tloalerA ll{ Yankee Nolions and Fancy Goode. no Skin Strcat, below Episcopal Church. • MOSS KNAP. Leather Manufartarers and deniers In Mt acco Vinalnzs Se.. near Episcopal Church. • AINEY Mentors in Deng, andlltedielnes and Ilditoc,tcturer. of Cigar,, on'Main Street, near the Depot.. STCP.IENS. linr.v:Slinelwz and general Ropalring on Slain Sneer, g:Alth,of the hriGge. J. LTICIZEII%I.I.N..Tn.. 1,8.1er In nenernl merchnnalso and 1201.111111 r. Ile Itk 5;111". on A1:1111 Klreet. GREAT BEND L. S. Liffi n Man ul'acturer of f Father, end dealt In gi netilMt-rfiLtntiLle, on Main Slrct.C.• - 11. DORAN. Merril:lilt Mellor and denier In Reads Made (Nothing, Dry liCaKti,Groccric, and Provlelo. Mein Strevt.• LENOXVILLI , HIRAM WHITE. .Manutlcturcr of and dealer In rulyeri or 'lour and Csrtlour. GIBSON H. 11. TING LEY—Dealti In Stowe, Tin, Copper, Dna, and Sheet iron Ware. (11 , S 111. Co. AiNO, mannfeetn, er or she. t Sletel. to odder. Eve Trout:hand Lead Pipe litlethaef, Ritello4.'d to di lair prices.--Of Won Hollow, Pen be TIV4LIII.—Iy. I:IIWARD-r.t lIRYANt. Mannfaetnrere of Wagons and he, near the Ingalk-Sturo. .11ONTROSE o s, ISEETlr..—Cnonty Surveyor, of s gneb t o Conn tr. 0 filer In the COOT noose, Mont ro.e, 11111. TI'IIItELL, teller in Druea, 11r4liclees. 1.1 l'aitae, 011,, Ore Sieff+, Grocerice. Jewelry Nut tone. etc. - .17p. el. '7O JAMJF.. CARMALT: Atforavy at Law. oMca on• door below Tartarll Hohre. Public Arcane • WINI. II ( , n)1•1:11. Banners, .11 Foreign Pa• rick_ ta andDralZa on Eng Lind, Ireland and Scot laud 11LLINUS STROUD, thutent Ylre tied Life fun:r an,. AL'enta ,ilroao and Accident Ticket,. to Nem Volk tad 1 . 111611,10,1 a. Utica ooe dour cart of the rawk. F. B. I.;tioreil and Sening 9 3la chine A,:ritt, rvis e 5P,1107—.4. lite place to zet Dructrand ner, Tobacco, Pocket-Cooke, lipecta cle4, Yankee Notion; 4,e., Brick Mock, W 1.. (OX, ilarneralnaker and dealer to all articles n.nany kept by the toule, oppoelte the Rant. • I:OTII ,t; COT IN; Drnlcre In Storer, Tlanlarart, n (1 V nnnfartarere n and Slioatlron ware, corner or Main and Turnpil4e ,treet. tg /I. 11011 Cr., Mercamt Tailor and dealer t a (*bth*. Trimmlenee and Furnl+hlny Goods. and 11,... , 3 Made 10:111t4. on :Onto rlrpec, at IL COO to Jo. Utile and 111a 1 kAtnfe , I.aar A. N. DULLARD. Dttalor In Oratories, Provisions, tiaakx, Scat ianexy mid Yankee Nations, at head Public Arenur.• sP0111: G CO., Deal - re In stoves, Hardware At;r knit aral I To dlements, Flour and Groceries, oppo rib Torben Itouvo. 500,000 IN BANK. GED GIFT CHEM I Postponed to Docombor 7, 1872 MITE SECOND RAND GIFT CONCERT In old of Ott Pura.. lailltArtir or Enterect:T. annonneed for September has been postpined to 33130001bn . 7, 1872. beran-e the nett:et:llolton Of orders the few thy. before the 01,0 int: treole Itjohyriellly iroposllltio to d I then) ST illl.llt n I‘. tt.1),?1 EMI CIA 0 rhort postpone nt wa- earns determined to deter It to n (hot that %,t old Taal, nlfoll drawing MN by the sale of all .Ite tleltet, The money uree.earrto pay lo full all the offerel now upon d.leiet In Farmer.. Awl Drover's I;lnk.ai u di he t:co 4 the lollowitig ceztiticate of the Caehier. FARMERS' ART) DROVERS' DANK. I,tit.,llle, Ky.. Sept. 20, 187:. Thlg I. to -.v.' ry that then. I• noir on depunit to this Tuthit noon !toll n o 11100 of Elution. to Ike credit of the ittla 1 oh,to Vend. .5.31.00.1 of tit Glut. In held thi• bank. on Tie tourer of t in Ittuttlle Library of Kt:ottani:3r, to poy atilt gilts awarned of the drilivtitz It. S. VEAVII, Cashier. 1,000 Prizna, Amounting to - 500.000 IN CASH. will he nsv,..rded. l he highest prier, being ,SlOO,OOO, M x . and eoWli rrgular gradation to S3(A ‘vh , Lll 11, the Inp-r.t, , The dratrinz pOsliirely and unequivocally tate plare Decera Agents are peremptorily required toll4l, pales and mate returns Novembilr in, In order to glee ample time for the Goal arrangements. Order, for tleittels or applications Inc eircnlsrs should be ad dressed to Gor.,llloS. S. BRA NILETTE, Agent Pnbfic Library oLKuLs.nT6c.kliy, Agents Watited for Cobbin's EMI COMMENTATOR ON TEE BIBLE for the ROHE CIRCLE. zn EntTratithen. The bunt unterptize of the venr for nguntn. firers , larnily.rill hare It. .Nothing II noir inal. , Afd. Foi Circalorn addrens Lis, Goon en A: Lc. , i Perk Noy,. New York. or.Nrs WANTED—por Harriet Ileeaber Stowell xi. Campaign book. wit live, of it camildateit Tina learlf rift men of all park t. itt) STEEL PORTRAITS.— Vito ft:tl a day rat/A.lly nod ttafliy node. Write Dna see, Particultirg•ree. _ WOIITIIINaTON. Di:STIN.k. Ct Guaranteed Bonds PayablAn New Tort:City. for sale at prices that will pay o'er Id per cent on' the Investment. MUNICIP AL BONDS of the 1114hestgradftg always on hand. TRIOS. P. ELLIN, & CO. BANKERS. 14 Pine Sc., New York. CRUMBS Of COMFOIIi,, COO; E Of COEIFORL. CRUMBS Of CifilfOßT stove Gloss. UNPARALLELED ,SUCCES3, Over Twenty-Four Thousand Gross Sold in Less Mari Nine Months. T MAKES A STOVE SHINE LIKE • BURNISHED, SILVER. ASK YOUR STOFEEELPER FOE IT. It he don't have It, go ;lola* next *tore; bat don't be bumbierged into buying or netts any of the 014 lobes mime you Can get , CRUMBS QF COMFORT At the Same Price. Every .TobbZX tad retail Dealer In the Untied States bar, or will have 11 for *ale, B. A. aurrcrriy .s CO., Kanarsetturia, Philadelphln, ASTHMA. 1 The Subscrtbersere Mirenlictentr's Agents to R. w. Read' cenbrated AWNISIA RELIEF, the best comely for-Astbeut yet discovered. instant rend gqxrantexi or perchase money. refundetL The bieditinel t , nntt op to 'bre* sizes,wbtett rrtatt for Ze..soc. and $l. Per -t sots tvininterprice wiThhave the medicine sent free b y . anti or express. Also simples sent free to any weed°. tin. ETHRIDGE, TVJ ti. &Ct ~ Rome, N. Y. ARE — To M=MM:LOIM MRIEI CHEMICII bee proved Itrel to be the BANDSODIEST AND MOST DKRABLE EXTERIOR PAINT KNOWN,' Ramplo card at beentlfill cigars and tecotnnendatlen, tram owners of the anent reeldenegs In the ceuutry fur• Wetted free by all dealers and by • AVE:RILL CLIE3IICAL PAINT CO.. El Burling, Slip, New Yorli,, Or Clareland, Ohio, DEATH! BAD BREATH! mimon„ of young and old people tboth ..s..)ttrU 30 , tared ,1 ply velar dloortlered Stomoth, Dlavi, heart, nem,ox drowslue,.. norce,zy, dl.p•p+la. Ca in'ril. rliounwlrm, neonozla. glAver, meal: frit k. con• atlrAtlon. pitet, A.G. We n•li^TunnyJ Cum/11111d our GOLD EINTACU.LI3; NCTtrf it I. che t I D. erribo your room. Circular free: Addreni CI rT INFTELDINRY, Yourtzsumn, Ohio. Administrator's Salo - of Real Estate. Ay v I tette of an order of the Orphan Court of Srtrque hanna Comity. the undersigned. adminittrator of the eatrue of tenon P. Vornhatn deceased. nlb MI on Thnraday. the YPh don of October, A. D. 1 , i71, at one m., the tollotring kcal Latate,to wit : MI that certain lot of land altuato In the torrnab 1p of Letter. County of Surimehauna trod Scott el Petaitylva 134 , 1, deArritool ae follom, to wtt Bounded on tae north by a public highway.on the 40.1 by, tarts of Andrew , 1131f•tead. en the veal It by iambi of —Ctley. and on the we.t by muds of the estate of Johri Itrazto deerat. ed. cOnlethalog exalt Pon . aver. ollaud. ho the ea... More or Icon. n I th the appurt eau nres. In take place on the pretel,es. Tor= raado known on day of ante. &Lorton DEassu, Adm'r. Lenox, Co.. Sept. 11,1512.—. w./. SLATMLEY'S 317BOVED (Mt:l/URI:IL WOOD I:mtp. Taste/es... /tumble. £.lllelent nd Chrsp. Tle..be4t pump for the orod noo.op. Attention Is w.peeltlly liflted rn DloTchler'oPeteLtlmptoi d Dzsektr. and Nevt Drop Clark ;Ave. uttette:m IK.4thdr:ore tr1;1, ut removing lbo Pomp or l.l he)ofots. Aloe. Coppir loch never eraefo, and win ontbivt hy other. For talc by Detlers every • , 11,re. Send for Catalinue and Poke Ist. _ _ eft A, G.DL17,r11.77; GNI Com:term Si.. Mita, Pa. 11011TROSI MAR OF FASHI 1! Zaetteet -Alk C r ilsrea,l FOREIGN A%D , D BIESTIC DRY GOODS! FANCT.Drass GOODS, SHAWLS, LACE AND FACNY GOOD% WHITE AND WOOLEN GOODS, NOTI3NS, Etc MILLINERY GOODS! TRIMMED, AislD UNTRIMMED FIATS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, LACES, ETC., ETC., READY MADE CLOTEllrgc.; • FOR MEN, BOYS, AND YOUTIFS WEIR, PIECE GOODS BY 'FRE YARD; .e.xl3 ous'io3i won't- GENTLEIIEN AND LADIES FUTLNISHT'SG GOODS ' GENTS HATS AND CAPS, OF ALL QUALITIES, .AND LATEST STYLES. ALL IN GREAT VARIETY AT THE Well-known Store of CUTTENBRO. EOSEHBAUM,&,co • Establllobed 1855. Montrose, MANHOOD; HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED. o'C l l l V l Egt hed L!'s n crAgiVlT°l. ; SAY on tne mamma, cencywithout means cine) of. SrEctearomor.s. or Seminal Weakness. Involantary Seminal Losses, Dalpotence klental and Physical Incapacity, Impedimenta to Maci. age, ef c; also, Consumption, Epliepiy, and Fite, induced by self Ind eig,ence and sexual etraraLranee. (Or Price, In a scaled envelope. only II cents, The celebrated anther, in this admirable essay, clear ly demonstratrs from a thirty ycirss stmcmsfal that the alarming conseguentes. of self *Note may_be. radically cured without the daiv„orona use at Internal medicine or the application of the knife; pointing:but a mode of care at once simplereertaln, and btfteittal, by mean t of which every sufferer, no matter - what his condition may be. may cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically-.. Or This Lecture ahonld be In the hands of oval youth and t very awn in the land. Sent. yodel anal, id( plain envelope, to any address', postpaid on recipt of 'six tents.DftWo poet stmnpo Moo, Dr. Uula•ertrell'a-l±llaniage Gnitle,l'price Zeta Addreie „ • . J. O. KLIgE & co., L7l bowery, New York- Post-Waco Box 4 WO. T EIIIGII VAVLEY, RAILROAD. On and after Jeep 10, 1872.tralut cc the 1 ; 42110 Valley Railroad wll.l re sr Callow soma. Plc.. No. 199 ZS. 9. 7. 340 1 60 911ra 1245 613 945 320 131 941 Waverly 12 00 5 CO - 325 1 2.7 1000 Aldrue...... 11 45 513 2110 , 420 205 1041 Towanda- —.ll 05 467 610 522 1121 Wyal cal vg —.1003 215 646 3K. 1110) Laryellle 42 40 65; 6 14 " 12 12....11erbqopen 920 6:111 6.. 2".....1teb00r.any .... 913 - 84 6:5 350 15 45...Tnekba onocl. - ... 942 9 M 529 809 442 150 11;1000 I - 2S ' , 4381 8 5”.; 560 213...W111ea41arre,.., 260 215 4 . 230 4 35..11.10cb ChunB.,. ~ 1143 125 !.S . B'a 5 50.....A11e010wn 12 4? " 147511 40 6 .... 1000 •1190 015 6 S..— ....Easten -1003 1123 - 1003 8' CO .R 43' • r. r. 0 40.... Sex York...-. .5C- 900 A. 71. A. N. No. 22 leaves Tonna*. at 776 - a. ra.; Athena. 756 a. to.; Waverly. 865 x: ra., arriv log at Elmira at 000 a m No.Bl leaves 'Elmira at 5 ..S1 p. m.; Wavietly, at 6i5 p. m.; Atheniott Qui p. to., arriving at Towi.olla at /15 p.m., /Yr Urwlag Roma Car 3 attached to train. 20.i69 'tanning througb from Elmira to iPhtlidtlpala. • U. A. PACKER, Sapellatamlaut. M. D..S IVI • Drattri HARNESSES 1 SADDLES!! . • . . "'TRUNKS !! 2, •. s WHIPS I. St)IHIS u .. : .LIGfiT :. - • L LEATHER!! Ls istiontritco4444244 =44:opt. , . . • , rivapnov;u,;! • . • •. . . 1 1 A: ecomethlninew'BASSETTEP PAM 0 beat in nu.. SMITH'S TURBECSE VIATED/WIT.s, Port,thlo and Stat.losutry Engines, „umiatturrd end 1 b 7 bAYU.4 i DAUS. Mourroee, Pa., Feb. 7. 1872.—n0(1--tf. . . $l,OOO. R g VVA RD' T.LtVAICTOII. Is tompostd of AmmOnts, chloronsms.l 4 pirits of Campton. Tincture of Taps:line, Oi! of Jump t.. and Alcohol Thla for iqoall,ll in the annals of nannlcinc for the Ouro of Iter• sons or SI, 0 ilr..t.larba. hlearalcla, Ttamblinfi Twaself• Inn: of ton clad olrtiervons Mumma, It will conutcrant all pcl•en., hanlals pimples, care wily • tlons. Ir.-him:, humors, Arc., It via:tilers the clttuletlies. ins lfi•3etes the iyr ttga.ll.nereat es 111.W:flop dr Cm hea.-1 - oxcltingthobrain, cure. Ile.artbutn.Yelpftetlmi and Flo teeng of Ito 11‘...xn,rfyipepaLudt.:, Alleracmnals.olutolypomsasscsmn.. comilreproperpra .ttan any other pr,parstion. Physician& oliensist. nu 1 otanri nse rs,sl-.ind to examine and teelr_the yranysly-. 10,1 13 lend null he mild a Ira cradlfferwt fridatepterhas4tf; tioa. COUGHS lfuelfhas heal said.aod'ts-rli - • kis, nod many reinedlce ha'ress linen offered for the relief Anti CON of throw ; nr.d,hin-' sli•eaono Lot pathless has been en eminutij ttleetnlrel. or olltallltti snob a wide celebrity, u, Drlggo' Tote, t: nod Loop Healer. Q Ft I\lS p ai n The crtruclettoz pr0411 c ,.., • by Coronabc, tmenasing.tiorittibe'zl• from Donlon., the plerehg, titetreselair pain from la • gro,Ylng. Nalle,cannut be i..e•cribed. Thoutand• auife4- not lonowlng thorn Is ii-cure. tbrigra' Corn and Retretibi• are co acid or potash componado, but ste't? , . llnhic etiotbing, and erec toal, and just intuit the vaece,e% they bovo- canted from an appreciative peak. 's*b Curative n hinting olctmetit ; immediate relltf obf•isel l y its application:o:nd It wilt. podlively arth - 9' the ‘vorg ea.teit e/ Feetered Corns, inflamed and t • I:notate., 11. e eortel instep, the largust and aevercv: Plletere. the meet extetitilec Callosities on the yoke , heels of the feet, nI/N.llvtlln the etwoof ettifhlary•e,y - FroAeil Feet. The Ailinantor for ordinary corna ca d pievenithie their ferwatlon i 9 abeeltitely , anything known. . - PILES .h ,17:1',7'..1).7.70.",,, t 0e:','''„','e1 d ,j‘i.‘, - care them ban beat balllcti, liv uneetteleg dimly and,. . C ur e riment Dr-Bria;pi bee discovered and'ativolabi ••- Ce for Invertal, h ies external, nein/thing pikt: Dri,e9e.' Pile Ilemeilles are I .foot:tillers. lienbitta, lied patio, Dlecaced Jolutil led all disc-espy of the feet, glen, riles. Courser and Scrotibier.:l tri.uted by Dr. J. lirlggs & Co.;l9.Vrp • Ilroadtray. Y. •..- Sold by Alt.E.l.TUßLiFiLL,Montrose,,Peou4 Briti4 NlCiio.B. Montrore. Pa. June 19. belt . • . . IKTIMINNT FIR.II/Z ' NEW GOODS: The : undem4med having refitted', retarafsbed and . re.tocked the store, formerly occupied by Et.. Hem yen, Jr., at LA:mai-111e Centre. nra now pre_red to run.' -- WI the people with on desirable minty Of . • • DRY G 0 0 DS:! GROCERIES !.I BOOTS & SHOES! ! ; HARDWARE It" CROCKERY! &c, &c. As can be found elm:admen; and at as Dadrabla Penni. 0, M. en.4.nn. CRANE ft. sarra' -•, r Lrtnvllle Center, Pa., April 21, 1872. • • A LECTURE •1 21T. "2" c) ill. ILX c. Jug Pul,Wed in a Sealed Elerdcw. eria 41x- CAW.' A Lecture on the:Mature, Trintinent and Radical Core of SperninforiLn-a. :tad , Brunnal Wale invoinsoary Cmi..inris. and Impediments to Mu riaca Gencrully ; Servim+nc.a. comtimption. ENlepay, . and 1 , 11.., Jlental and Pilytdral lacaraeltv.~ rennin, from 501..Almer. fie.—I:TT:OBI:11T cvarawria., M. D.. Aathor of the. Gunn Book." - Tha world-renowned author. in Ibis adminbleLenare clearly prove, from him own experience that the awlal Cun,coacnec.l of vcif.annse, may ho effectually' stmoin witbout racdtrlnea,and WirtIOUI d.lll4 , llKti nnylent ay. ..- ertnerg. hecvm. rn troent,fin4., orcordia I,,potnt oat =vac nt.once certain and einnael by uhich X a very ca,:vr. mifter what bin condition maps. may case Itinv.eticlinaniv.nrh , EeiNtwideudiranY. 5: ' I'll 4. t'llnVE A LOON' 1 . 0 Tuousi.xps T SANDS .. . . . , Sm. under seal. to 8...1 ,- addrers. to plain r eal {ansel.• nrke, on the Tvcript ol .117 C c ent,, or two poillt:,ro stamps.- • Al#n Dr. Calvrrnett's “Slarrlngq,DrOne." Prate 1 50 teatt.l ""'-' -41.41re55 the Pabi iP.lttro. " , .., . - . . . II)TALI.3 7. 0, Krawn co;; tz.7 Bmary N . 277 Yak. 'Fort-Offies .176.7.4488. 7./3 JILL riiOV3INIG WSS29 31.10GLGE CIT2CMID TECECOVOI* PEST, sronm-cast AM)! ECriTlNTait For SALE at all principlo stations. on line of Delac , were, Lacizawanna S Wcetarat - 420 - 'i rk I X . CIOXI. NO • ZLINT3I3 1EG.41.21713.111.13 O PECIAL lIMUCEIII - NTS aolantes .rnorina wen tan obtain Ttirringto Tittets to ST. LOUIS. KASS tS CUY, LEVKSWOT/f, ATCUISON t ST. JOSEPH, VT. SCOTT. 'DENVEP.. and all point/ 1n Illesonr: and KA[1.351. at the vino? Liman Tat., cad have tneltbinweno!d good. and nretzbtaltipptd atapctitaratint WoJth.lE3EIVakM.Eit3 PROM MONTROSE, AND ON LINT OF Delaware, Lackawanna & Weitern Railway, • 11 Plenee talrn notice , that a Three!. Calmetlicni fir niida at BINGHAMTON'. with alrrxpres2 trains ma 13111; ItAILWAY. Zi.trik , sum to art for Tickets Ada ~, Eftnt nATl,var. which ran be promtrrd at 0111 co at MONTI/WE TAGE LINE.IIONT,UOSE4 Pd. !, L. 191X1LiSTILMVE3, Sr., Arson:* GRI.IIS YON ATTENTION! No. lio. No LI. 2. t. 4~~+ - `~ Sewing Rffac,hine T . O t M roa Mewls aid patrons or Onspnebrui eocnty— avin in the Acid soliciting your patronage for , The Original Rowe Sewing Ipcine, ESTADLISIIED. IStt. 131PP.OVED; 1571., Plesee calf end eee It, nab the Imptormente, VW. lon's lILVIe.i ittatelll l .l' tee Gaut:duo Moire - • b 3 ao mede-Gloa hcad..- = . . ROOMS AT- 6 Vourt. Street, 13Ingleampton, T,- • , - Wllkon's Store, N.on4try Pay Ism inoltDENTlFicv* (cs.) PRIMA Cote LEGit,,—(thorough - llcantifel and baiotihiVieeatlcitt. One or the meat rereCIALT coedeeted and out 4m:tined le.titationo. In the st,ite,Vor taus. ste.. iddieta Item J70021A. BRAILIMEM _ 3r-.lC:a ..T.— .77,1IIISAtest DO YOU WANT . AN't; 4.7,. t , /: - .L4'.: 1.):._,..:.',...3 H. H. DUNMORE.