goat gutelligence.
' - R,E;IGICIIIS SERVICES.
SAPITST CillaßCll...ltsr. J. E. autumn D. D. Pekoe.
Sabath ..................10X a.m. and T p. m.
Stebath School 19 m.
Part II?onng, Weducedoy Erman'
CATSOLIo CRCRCIi. Rcr . S.Puireur
SabWhldervica. Second Sonde) , in Each Month
Ilithbant School immediately before Mane
6PLSODOPAL cnuacn..lter. E. A. Wmuumm.Rvetor.
Sabbath Service'. lON a.. m. and 'IM p. m.
f....amhy School ........ . . . 12 m.
WelikTory EfarrMet—Wednmanys ......... ....7X p. m.
t.ilia
DIET EPISCOPAL ....Rev. A. D. Ilmexamnn.
tbliemiam
liboth School 10.4.3 a. m. and 7.3.1 p,m.
I p in.
Pilau Betting. Thumb : ye, " 01 p. m.
PRESBYTERIAN curnca,
SLOMMA &veleta
SAWA Batumi .. ...
PTIIMIr Beethlz.. Ytmnday Erman:.
tilendnille Fair.
• . I rbarriendaville Fair will be held et Friends
tin, en Monday, Oct. 28th, 1872.
Ry order of Committee.
Notlce.
The Thlt'd Quarterly %ming for Um present
Conference Fear. null be held in the M. E.
Church, In Montmie, on Saturday, and Sun
dai Oct. - 10th and 20th. Sex - ices to commence
on Saturday at 2 o'clock ii, m., conducted by
Bev. P. S. Tower.
liVitkep.
:An official statement shows that theta are in
successful opperation In the United States not
less than two hundred distilleries for the manu
facture of whiskey alone; to say nothing of prl
vatestilis that the revenue officers know nothing
abiaut. The daily capacity of these two hun
dred distilleries is estimated at 219,682 gallons.
Nearly the whole of the whiskey manufactured
idthls country is consumed here—a good deal
of it considerably disguised by the addition of
drags... The tax on whiskey is now seventy
cents a gallon, and estimating the product as
above, the revenue yielded to the government
'from its manufactuns would be $132,33; 10 per
day.
Govern Your Tongue
More sin it is probable is committed, and more
mischief done by this small member, than in all
other . l:rays. The faculty of speech is one of
our most useful endoWments, but it is exceed
ingly liable to abuse tic who knows how to
bridle his teague, is, therefore, in Scripture, de
nominated a " perfect man:' and again. of him
" who ate. meth to be religious and bridl.th not
his tongue,"it Is declared that " that man's reli
gion is vain." The words which we utter-am a
fair index of the moml state of the mind. "By
thy werils,"*lld our Lewd, "shalt thou bejustl-
Med, and by thy words shalt thou be condemn
ed." Net only arc sins of the tongue more nu
merouf than others, but some of them are, the
most heinous of which man can be guilty—even
that one sin for which there is no forgiveness, is
a sin of the tongue.—Dr. A:erander,
• Confidence Game.
The Andes &corder says: Darin: the past
season a couple of men have been engaged in
buying msttle among the farmers of New King
sten, and by their promptness of payment and
good behavior woythe confidence of that com
munity: A blurt time ago one of these men
made a proposition to a young woman lirhig
near that place, to go to Kingston, and learn
the dress making business. Having confidence
In the gentleman, shynade arranznixtuts to go,
and a few days thercOter-srattil.-g or-gaca
appearance and address came to her home and
stated that he had come to escort her to Kings
ton, where a good situation was waiting. Pre
parations foe !caring were soon mode and the
couple were on their sac to the city. On ar
riving there instead of b,iug planed in a dress
making establishment, she was taken to a pri
vate house and placed under the ,charge of the
mistrasa,
Whilc.there Mr. Jas. .rchibald and John
niond, of .New Kingston, visited Kingston. and
by a fortunate circumstance overheard a couple
of loafers holding a conversation :sheave "duck
lust from New Kingston," and knowing the eh
enmstaneerof het having home, made up their
minds tliat all was not right. By a enattdenec
game they learned where the young lady was,
and visiting the place found tar in, a,'.state of
great anxiety. - She was pleased to*,e Abe faces
of old acquaintances, and begged to bo taken
home. The mistress refused to let her ea, but
Mr. Archibald was determined, and although
threatened with violence by the gentleman (?)
of the house, he resolutely carried out his pur
pose, and she is now at her home in New King
ston. It is said to hare been the intention of
those who had the yeaug lady in cliargc,to take
her to New York on the following evening,—
when ker fate mast have been that of thousands
of other innocent females—one of intamy and
shame should gentleman No. l make his ap
pearance in New Kingston again, it is thought
he will not escape a horse-whipping or a coat
rf tar and feathers.
Radical ntasluess Injured.
Simon Casey feels rtfy mach aggrieved by
the circulation through the Montrose Dnnoerat
and otherwise, of the false report that another
of his children had died of the small pox. Lie
believes, as do many others, the, the story, and
the one of a use case in another part of the
town, were get sta.to SCUM people away from
the Republican thassaneeting, Botha Nr. Ca
fiefs children were doing well at the time, and'
are now fast recovering. There was no truth in
the report of another rase_ All good Democrats
should refrain from circulating false reports cal
culated to injure the business of the town.=
illontroSS Repe!;:leon.
Noneareso well coudemned as those who con
demn eseeaseives, and when parsons arc suspi
cious that others will do FOMC Irsbe act of which
they are or would be guilty themselves had they
the oppoittmity, a moral stricture comes with
very bad grace from them. It is indeed napless
ant to Mr. Casey that a report should have been
started that-hls child had died, but It is freed
from all political chicanery on the part of Lib..
vale sad Democrats when the fact shows that
the report p - as started by one of Mr. Casey's
asdical neighbors, fully answering to the name
of " black" republican, and in the same manner
as was the report of his son's death, and it was
like that port, believed. The report of anoth
er case la town. was also current for several
days, and ir therefore Mr. Casey and the injured
editor of the RepnWean need not mourn' with
out a comforter, as the culprit who gave the re
port political signillctneeis within their owni _
ty ranks,for punishinent or moral chest kernel%
WO the pert inalimations to our mention of
these facts in our columns, we expect that it we
report any item of news. or support any mut&
date for office who happens to be nominated by
our party, that we shall be published by the Re
pubtiran as a Mater and a " riepor," and so far
from feeling inured are we that we deem it a
compliment from that paper, as Use majority of
the people in,i41.4 county are wont to take such
charges from that source by the rule of contrary.
flo far as the distorted moral of the editor, is con
cerned in warning Democrats not to report facts
lest they destroy the baldness in which some
ore engaged In the " city" of Montrose, we
think the point is well taken; for we know= of
nO eitabliahment which would be more damao.
ed by et:. pftoggattfo'46( truth '044 Co.
publforn office, and some go so far as tow that
it would be entirely destroyed. We know of no
other parties who are transacting a business
that a report of facts will injure, but If such is
the case we can only say that wears sorry for
them, torso long as we publish a paper we shall
endeavor to lay facts before our readers, as we
endeavored to do in theabove case.
Teacherbi Examination.
Tho annual examinations will be held as fol-
lows:
Aubune—Aubunt Centre, Mr. Lott's, Monday
October 21st.
Springville—Centro school house, Tuesday,
October 22d.
Lathmp-1111/sdale school house, Wednesday,
October23,L
Lenox—Glenwood school house, Thursday,
October 24th.
Clifford nod Herrlcit--Clitronl City school
house, Friday, October 25th.
Ilarford—Villagn school house,Saturday,Octo•
bcr .26th. •
Rosh and Jessup—Grangerrille school house,
Monday, November 4th.
Aptdacon, Choeonut and Little Meadows—
Friendsville school house, Wednesday, Novem
ber Glh.
. . . 31n4.0n.
10.45 a. m. mid 7,14 p. m.
11110p.m.
. 7 X P. di.
Silver Lakc—Brackney school house,•Thurs
day, November 7th.
Franklin A; Liberty—Lawsville t.cutre school
house, Friday, November Sill.
New Milford--'-New 3lilffird boro. school
house, Saturday, November 9th.
County Jturtitale Montrose, Monday, Novem
ber Ilth to MIL
. .
Bridger.tter—Montrose, Saturday, November
16t1i.
IMmcch—Corners school house, Monday, No
rember
Brooklyn—Centre school house, Tuesday, No
vember 19th.
Gibson—Kennedy school house, Wednesday,
Nocember 90th.
Jackson—Corners school house, Thursday
November 21st. .
. ,
Aratutund Thomson—lldrieb school Louse,
Friday, November 23.
- Gr&a, Bend -1:1112p school house, Monday
November 2.511 t.
Harmony and Oakland—Susquehanna Depot,
Saturday, November 2nd.
Chapman and Fort Lake—Centre school
house, Wednesday, November :nth.
MiddletownUentre school house, Friday
November :291b.
Each examination to commence at 9 o'clock,
a. tn. Teachers will provide pen, ink, paper,
pencil, and Union Fourth Reader. It is neces
sary that cacti one be prent betbro the exam
ination in first branch is closed.
The State Superintendant has decided that ft
is the legal duty of every applicant to attend
the examination appointed for. the district in
which ho lives or expects to tearh,unlcßs direct
ors request:mean:ablation in.another place, fur
a just reason.
Directors are earnestly urgz.l to be present in
their own districts.
Teachers will not commence to teach without
a certificate, or expect a private examination.
W. C. Mmes, County Sufi t.
Fortin Lake Centre, Oct 5, 1372.
Itisurance Notice.
The undersigned, out of no ill-feeling to any
one, published an oillcial statement some weeks
ago, of the impairments of the capital of sev
eral Insurance companies, represented by some
four agencies in this county. one of which was
the Andes of Cincinnati. At the instigation of
the agents, or 103:11e other person, the President,
J. B. Bennett, wrote a letter to the editor ot the
RepuWean, denying the statement, which was
published in that paper. We now tint the fM
lowing statement published in the New York
Dimes, Sept. 21st, 1872, which .napes the Andes
Insurane Company t 389,16.1 27 worse off than
.nottoug. According so tuis statement parties
in this county, and elsewhere, holding policies
in this company arc nut insured. Mr. Bennett
is also President of the Amazon and Triumph
—companies also doing business iu this State.
I would recommend' all partits who desire
safe insurance to apply for policies in old, rella.
blu companitts represented at this agency:
The North America Insurance Compa-
Philadelphia, incorporated 1791,
4SA l MP4A l l i rki l l l o.l%
Philadelphia.
State 41. PenrmyleAnii, of Phil idelphi
The ell Hanlon' Fire lusurence Cu/
of alartfortl, Ct.
Mole, of New York
The above companies last over $5.0.39.0'30 in
the I'hicago tire, which was promptly paid, and
the companies are in es good condition as they
were previously to the tire. It costs no mom to
insure in good eompanites than it does tin donht
ful ones, Al parties applying to thit, agency
will get reliable inseratice.
BILLINGS STIIOI.7D, Agent.
1 The iloynl Insurance Company.
The annual mectingof the shareholders of the
Royal Insiraica Corni:rzny was held in Liver
pool, England, on the 2d ult. The Chairman of
the Company, C. Telmer, Esq., N. P., presided
on the occasion. The .annual report showed
that the receipts of fire premiums for the year
had amounted toEG97,2fil 12s 11d. (3,4 , 36,305)
and the looses by fire, including Chicago losses,
to M 84,030 11s 3d, 01,929,2001 After provid
ing for unexpired liabilities, etc.„ the net profit
fordhe year amounted to tSlOs,lr.e t tat id. ($Oll,
2e15.) The business of the year showed an in
crease of £1,55,425 in fire premi ins al.me,(sfi 2 7.-
125,) A very large proportion of this vast in
crease of business in one year, has been produc
ed in the United State., where the Company is
rapidly extending its business and growing elei
ly in popular favor. The tire reserve fund of flip
Royal now amounts to ($2,445.330).
This places the Company amongst the most se
cure and solvent fire companies ofthe worlel.
The total assets of the company are now 112,-
290,923 Os Stl. ($11,434,615) to meet its.life and
r fire liabiiitits. The chairman in his speech, ploy.;
ing the adoption of the report, referred to the
progress ut the company in AMerica in compli
r mentary terms, and expressed his belief that
the people of the United States were patroniz
ing that cotn'pany, anti others from Great Brit
rein, because they had been found prompt in set
filing all claims arising. from loss by fireeven
in such extensive losses as then. or Chicago.—'
The entire position of that company places it r
in the front rank of Insurance urganizalionstr
And while the business of the ycsr, 1871,• must
be highly gtxtifying to - the United States agents
of the company, we have no doubt they will
stilt further increase their business during the
current year, andoeppear in even a still more
favorable position in the next annual report.—
ins:rants Times.
A. W. STILES, Apnt,
New Milford Susquetta ina CO', Pa.
BUSINESS LOCNLS.
TOE hearts ROOF AND ITS TILITCOINGL-11
the man deserves well of bin country who makes
two blades of grass grow where only oce grew
before; surely he who produces a glarions Crop
of hair on.a comparatively barren scalp deser
ves the hearty thanks'of &obliged party. An
honor, therefore, to PEOFESSER T. LYON, for
unquestionably; his renowed KATITAICON sc.
complishei this object. "Gentlemen whose
whiskers are shy of making their appearance
in force, or the fibers of whose moustaches dis
close those "magnificent distances" for which
Washington City was once so fatuous, will find
this mitt P4ltaustm thattiost wonderful en
enurager of fibrous developentent thatdias ever
yet been invenbeib Both, Segel are eilldied to
use it, as, by all odds, it is - the hest. firiticle fdr
Improving the growth and beauty of the hair,
keeping it free from scarf and dandruff, prevent
log it front becoming harsh, dry and gmy:—MY,
ing it a rich glimq and endavving it with flex'.
hility—lbat Toilet Chemistry has ever envoi;
ved from the segitable kingdom. - ,
Traratru rou. Twmvnt yEaun_m are t h an
twenty years tt,go the 3losrant Lmtursv made
its de..5.t in the west.. Its cures of the ,various
external diseases of horse:sand cattle, astonish.
ed the planters and farmers at the Slisslmppi end
Ohio 'Valleys. and a demand for It sprung up
which necessitated its manufacture on an es.
tensive - Epic. Boon the allscovery was made
that It was a grand specific for rheumatism,
gout, neuralgia, earache, toothache. and other
enternel ailments of mankind. "Then it. was
tried as a healing.. Paid Wiling appllMdion, in
rases of outward Injury, such as cuts. bruises,
bums. spasms, &c., and was found equally ee l ,
vimable. The fame of the new remedy forsome
of the most painful 111S"that afflict mankind and
the lower ant alg,esres.d rapidly, and 3lrevaso
Locum= soon too rank in every State end
Terrltery et the V 01 de d Sraeolotts crrrtr,
Farm for Sale.
I again offer for sale my farm, which Is con
sidered as good and desirable as'auv of Its size
in the township. It contains 100 acres, about
00 improved, nod more can be had If desired.—
All the land lies gradually sloping to. the south.
east, is smooth and dry, free from stumps and
rocks, and Is well watered by springs and creek.
Also a never-failing well at the kitchen door.
The house is nearly new and well finished,
and there are two good barns and other neces
sary buildings en the premises. Plenty of good
fruit on the place. For further particulars ad
dress MC, or call at the Wm I.,ty" miles southeast
of New Milford.
Also 100 netts of land near form Falls, Frank
lin County, lowa, which I wish to sell nr cx
rcohaacmcnvfina: a small place, oLg t riggrta T a r r .
Now 31ilford, Oct. 3d, 1872.
Two Wundred Men Wanted
On the Montrose Railway from Tunkhannocic
to 3lontrcrse, to drive It tlimugli to its comple
tion. Penny 3Lcncir, Contractor.
Dr. E. L. Gardner
Would Inthriu all those whom it may concern
that he has left his notes, Judgments, accounts,
and leases, In the hand.) of M. S. IViLsou, and
teOests all creditors to pay over to him their
rrspective Indebtedness us they tall due.
3lontrose, Sept. 4th, 1572.
SUSQUEHANNA tor:NTT
totp.wes °ZELL
Election Returns
FOR 1872.
orwort Gov' NOR
189. 1872.
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DISTRICTIL •
Apolacon .... ..... 23 71 18 /32
Antrat .. 64 28 80 23
Auburn . 230 152 270 167
Brill :water. 164 - 193 165 201
Brooklyn • . 183 84 179 .192
I Choconnt . 7 60 7 69
Clifford . 176 63 153 08
; Dimock 116 128 130 133
Dundulf . ...... .. 24 24 22 20
Punt Lake 117 89 103 96
Franklin • 86 97 97 109
Friendswille 9 43 10 413
Gibson 913 81 2.12 69
Gr'eat Bend Twp.. 177 81 177 103
Great Bend Biro 64 100 54 95
litarford 173 131 169 161
Harmony .........118 53 133 78
Merrick .... ...... 110 63 109 32
.Jackson • 133 81 ISO 81
Jessup . ....... .... 110 63 118 CO
Lattimp 60 102 97 112
Lenox 120 124 190 162
Liberty ...........83 113 . 101 109
Little Meadows ... 23 7 27 7 i
Middletown 43 109 89 161 I
:Montrose .. ..... 243 72 :-.50 102 1
N. Milford Two.. . 164 149 176 152
N. Milford Duro... 58 67 77 73
031.1.1nd 112 47 147 60 I
1
Radii . 1%3 71 191 80 ;
Silver Lake 49 109 63 123
Sprinzrille..' . .... 189 116 210 100 i
Susqu'hanna Depot 217 378 233 3.10 1
Thomson . 91 38 85 61
40431 2052 4311 8403
S.D. Clinse received the following votes :
Brooklyn 1, Franklin 7, Great Bend 3, Great
Bend liorough 1, Harlon/ 1, Jackson 11, Jes
sup 2, Lathrop 2, Lenox 3, Liberty 1, New Mil
ford 7, New Mifiord Borough 2, Susquehanna
lldpot 1, Thomson 2, Harmony' 1-41.
AV ri7 X b'tc7.&:"
GEN. to CON. GlfliS.
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Apobcon . 18 81 82 18 22
Ararat 80 23 03 79 21
Auburn, 270 137 388 269 164
Bridgewater 167 207 398- 167 am
Brooklyn_ 180 103 273 193 97
Choconut ......... 7 G 9 57 7 G 9
Clifford... ~. ...... 1143 6.9 20.1 LI9 63
INutock . 130 133 244 120 131
Dundatt 22 20 42 23 20
Forest Lake , lus 9:.; 193 110 93
Franklin. 94 108 191 97 106
Friendsville 10 43 53 10 43
Gibson ....... .... 223 59 279 218 59
Great Bend Twp.. 175 104 269 180 104
Great Bend Born.. 54 05 145 54 95
Barron' 169 131 829 176 160
Harmony ......... 182 78 207 133 78
Merrick.. 109 51 154 110 51
Jackbou .....:.... 180 8! 236 181 78
Jessup . ...... .... 116 GO 163 117 59
Lathrop 97 113 199 97 111
Linux. 190 163 241 213 133
Liberty 104 109 157 102 107
- 'gin 11
..Littlo !endows..., 27 7 113 07 7
Middletown. . 59 10% 152 89 103
.Montrose 259 95 353 267 01
New Milford Twp. 171 151 319 179 151
New Milford Boro. 77 73 152 83 69
Oaldnntl 1.16 69 201 148 60
Rush . 102 70 261 105 78
Silver Lake. 63 123 178 101 133
Springville........ 211 105 289 211 104
Stunfelnuma Depot- 254 ma 584 en 334
Thomson 86 61 143 86 60
4343 =93 7135 4430 3276
Jas. B. Grezg received votes for Congress ns
follows : Franklin 8, Great Bend twp, 2, Grunt
Bend 13oru' 1, Burford 1, Harmony 1, Jackson
12, Jessup 2, Lathrop 4. Lenox 2 Liberty 2, N.
Milford top. 6.N. Milford born. i, &Ives Depot
2, Thomson A-47.
There were only 07 votes opinst the Amend
meat to the Coastlinelon4
SUP.
or DISTRICT
SUP. COURT. VELEGAT'S
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Apoboon 18 83 18 18 82
Ararat lB 23 78 78 22
Auburn 279 153 209 269 157
Bridgewater, 104 201 165 165 207
Brooklyn,: 185 95 172 172 03
Cboconnt, 7 69 7 • 7 MS
Clifford, 1112 •61 157 157 60
Minuet; 131 131 125 125 127
Dundnfr, 23 20 22 22 20
Forme Lake 109 93 109 109 92
Franklin, 98 109 101 95 101
Friends% ille, 7 40 9 9 44
Gibson. •224 09 222 223 59
_
Great Bend Tap., 185 97 180 150 99
Great Bend Born., 54 93 53 53 96
Ihrlord, 173 155 174 173 159
Harmony 135 70 133 133 77
ileniek, ~ 112 50 , 112 112 5O
Jackson, 180 79 185 176 76
Jessup,' 117 39 119 117 57
Lathropi, 93 111 93 95 110
Lenox,_: , 214 136 • 193 187. 119
Liberty; 104 106 102 100 103
Little 'Meadows, 27 7 27 27 7
Middletown, GO 101 60 56.101
31ontrosc, ' 275 83. 255 264. 84
New 31illowl Tap., 177 153. 179 174; 149
New .11ilford Bow., 83 69 79 78 78
Oakland, 143 58 147 147: CO
Bush ..' ' . 194 73 189 '.189 74'
Surer r,/ikri ,110 132 118
Springville, 211 102 210. 210 08
Sasq'eltanna Depot, 259 833 259 280 026
Thomson, . 81 'BO 89 _ 58
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4481 3:1133 4388 4VB 6237
R. B. Little had votes for District Delegate'as
follows: Franklin ft. Gt. Bend 1. Gt. Rend Mr
ro. 1; Buford 1, Hannon" 1, Jackson 10 J - 6/osp
1. Lathrop 8.. 1 494 1 4 22 ) Llberty 2. New Milford
twp 4; New 1 1 1=d h r 0. 21 Tb=ses M-4%
DELEGATE* REPRESENTA
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Apo!aeon 18 in 18 18 19 82
Arantt, ' 24 24
Au u rn, 272 . - 163 469 70
26 70 9 166 166
Bridgewater. 166 200 /05 163 210 206
Brooklyn, 182 93 187 161 112 103
Chocnnut. 7• 69 7 7 69 G 9
Clifford, 163 63 156 134 60 67
!Branch 124 129 130 124 130 138
Dander, 21 20 22 22 20 26
Forest Lake, 109 93 110 110 93 ' 03.
Franklin, D 7 106 95 95 116 112
Friendaydle, 10 44 10 10 43 43
Gibson, 222 SO 215 210 et 69
G't Bend twri. 178 102 117 117 103 110
G't Bend born. 31 05 54 82 08 116
Bartow!, 172 101 180 17d ,155 162
BarriAouy, 188 77 123 1.'19 83 80
Myrick, 112 an BIS 107 53 61
Jackson, 180 77 171 178 90 90
losup, 116 GO 116 117 82 61
Lathrop, 05 113 97 75 115 137
Lenox, 187 167 187 193 165 164
Liberty, 149 105 100 101 111 109
.Little * Meadows, 27 7 24 25 9 7
Middletown, GO 100 118 69 103 10:3
Moutrose, 270 87 260 259 101 98
N. Milford ttrp„ 176 161 184 175 153 169
N. Milford born. 77 73 80 71 72 74
Onklithd, 117 80 .118 148 60 60
Rash; 193 78 147 193 80 78
Sliver Lake, 69 116 63 ..63 122 122
Springville, 208 103 2U 205 103 108
Susq'a Depot, 269 DM 263 257 328 838
Thomson, 85 57 80 86 68 63
Toted. OW - 4227 , 1" 61.75-8147..
CON° at LARGE. SHERIFF
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Apolacon, lB 82 18 82
Ararat, 79 24 70 23
Auburn, 269 DUI 218 165
Bridgewater, 167 200 172 187
Brooklyn, 184 98 150 119
Choconut, 7 69 3 61
i Clifford, 137 63 152 66
' Dimock, 131 133 126 128
Doodad:2o 22 17
Forest Lake, 110 93 111 DO
Franklin, od 10 06 125
FriendsvWe, . 10 43 11 41
Gibson, 218 59 195 66
Great Bend Twp. 130 103 173 103
Great 3end Borg. 54 95 ~ 49 96
firMilord, .173. 181 • .166 161
armony •• 133 78...• 133 78
Ilerrick, 110 St 108 61
Jackson, 181 78 163 86
Jessup, 117 59 107 54
Lathrop, 07 111 88 119
Lenox, 213. •135 178 133
Liberty, 1 70
Little Steadorrs, 10
'27 108 103
10 7
Middletown, 58 103 83 83 •
Montrose, 264 42 293 54 i
New 3111 ford Twp. 177 154 164 151
New Milford Bar°, 79 73 77 72
Oakland, 148 60 145 60
Rush, 193 78 117 79
Silver Lake, Mt 122 47 91
Sprintrville, 211 104 175 105 i
Stisqliattua Depot, 258 336 253 3a3 I
Thomson, 86 GO 83 58
Total. 439.1 3331 3976 3369
I. C. Dixhre received in the County NI votes
r Sheriff.
ItEGISTKR COMM SS.
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Aix,lacon,
Ararat,
[~,"~'~~
171 107 175 100
7 69 5 71
159 63 158 61
127 132 ' 112 198
23 20 20 22
Forest Lake • 110 03 100 98
Brooklyn,
Clioconut,
Clifford,
Diumck,
Dundaff,
Fr.inklin,
Frienthville,
Gibson,
Great Bend Twp. 170 •.- 103 ..179 105
Oral) 8CC11.11300. 50 , 9t) ,54 90
Ilarfortl. 170 ''" I‘lo
'' : g :i r '.l74 183
Harmony, 118 94 183 80
Herrick, 110 51 110 51
Jackson, ' 103. 151 180 00
Jessup, 110 01 106 71
I,nilirop,
I.ent)s,
Little * Meadows,
Middletown.
lontmsc,
New Milford Twp. 177 159 177 151
New Milford Boro. 78 73 78 74
113 64 148 60
Rush, 160 108 104- 78
Silver Lake, 63 122 81 124
Springville, . 209 104 207. 103
Susq'ehannt Depot, 2.53 835 257 837
Thomson, - el 07 -: • 80 63
Total. 4244 2477 4291 34.%^
Collin C. Halsey received for 'Coroner; Ma
majority.
Jonnilian T. £.llb reeei•al for„ .. Aud4Or 941
majority.
Estray.
Come Into the Melosnre of the subscriber, on
&pt. 22t1h, a dark red heifer, about three rani
old. The owner Is hereby requestef to prove
property, pay charges and take her away. •
BARTLETT DOLAN.
Ditnock, Sept. 24th, 1872.
F. Churchill.
Justice of the Pelee: office over L. S. Len
heines store, Great Bend borough. Susquehan
na Co.. Pa. Ilatt the settlement of the dockets
of the late !sane Beckhow, deceased. Office
hours fmm 9 to 12 o'clock, a. m., and from 1 to
4 4clock p. nt.
Groat Bend. Oct 24 1872..
!Strayed.
Came Into the enclosure of the subscriber, on
or about the 14th of September. 11312,5 ix sheep
—four ewes and two lambs, (one a buck.) The
owner Is requested to call and prose property,
psy charges and•take them away. '
J. D. WSLLICE.
Dlmock, Sept. 23t1a, 1872.
7Z/ZIEti.TZZO.
Ger.nonY.—ln Forest Lake, Susquehanna coun
ty, Oct nth, 1872, Mrs. babel wild of
Daniel Gregory, azed 44 yak*:.
A CDITOItS NOTICE.—The unacrstkucd barite - been
11l appointed by the Coart of Common Plum, of ties
ouchautm 4:minty. an'linditor to distribute the fonds In
heads of the niterlff. wish= from the tee of the - Real
Estate of 11. C.'llibtrard. Will atteud mine duties - 0f his
apprintment, at his onlre in kloottose„ en Tuesda,
Om. 15, 187t.ut I o'clock p. tn. All persona - interested
appaarwo. present their claims. or le foreirer dst
bursa from wean in on said food.
. JAM LI nVALT,
iloatrole, Sept. 18, w 4 -
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A UDITOR'S CE.—Tbe nedersigued, an auditor
appointed by the Court of Common Please of tips.
quashes. Count,. to distribute the lauds to the bends
of the Shale. arrislea from the Shears :silo of-the
real estate of Job Dotter. hereby erre notice tbst be
win attend to the dative of hie eppolatrotent.at his oaks
In Atoutroee. on prterry. `s3rd day of Oct, 1572, at
one o'clock. p. in.. when sad where all persons interest-
ed in feta Ned will pretest dude claims or be forties
deburn.it konitomios to to astd fend.
•il A; L 44loll = ll * ASZOT
•
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
GENTLE:SIAX who suffered for Tenn from Nervous
Termatore Decay, and oil the etre.Cts 01
youthful hidieeretlou will,for the sake of eufferinit
hn
maolty. seed free to all who need 14 the receipt dud di
rection for making the pimple remedy by whirl ho was
cured. Suifiwere irishiod to profit by theadvieceeexperl
mice an do en by addreselog, In perfect rouildtuee,
JIMIN D. OGDEN,
No. 42 Cedar insect. New York.
t;',HERIFFS SALK—BY VIRTUE OF
0 writs issued by the Court of Common Pleas
of Susqneltannn. County and to me directed, I
will expose to sale by public tontine, at the
Court House in Montrose, on Saturday, Nov. D,
1872, at I o'clock, p. m., the folhowing, pieces or
parcels of land; to wit:
An that certain piece_ or parcel of land situate
in the township of Auburn in the county of
Susquehanna and State of Pennsylvania, boun
ded and described as follows, to wit: On the
north by lands of A. D. Tewksbury, and on the
east, south and west by lands of John Setzcr,
containing three and one fourth acres-of •land r
he the same more or less, With the appurtenan
ces, one frame house- one franc barn, Grip wag
on shop, one blacksmith shop, one tqaplz and
peach orchard, and all improved. (Taken in
execution at the suit of • Sterling & Son, vs.
James P Benninger and Andrew Young vs.
James P, Benninger.)
ALSO.—AII that certain piece or parcel of
land situate In the township of Gibson, in the
• county of Susquehanna, and State of Petinsyl
rauia, bounded and described-as follows to wit:
Onrthe north by lands of Solomon Pickering,
Thomas lietso and Arcing Card, on the east by
1 - •
lands late the estatqlof Enos Owens, deed, on
the south by Duds hut: the estate of Edwin Ben
i nett dee'd, and on the west by public highway,
containing ninety acres of land, be the same
; more or ims, with the appurtenances, onefrante
' house, three barns, one corn house, one milk
house, three orchards and about eighty acres
improved: (Taken in ezecutiou ut the suit of T.
L. Holmes vs. Wm. E. Tait.)
ALSO.—AII those two certain pieces or par
cels of land situate in the township of Liberty,
in the county of Susquelianna_antLatateef
....5.......... as ...sons, to 11 It 1 .--- x.rn tun norm uy
lands of Joseph Howard, on the east by lands of
Thomas Webster and piddle highway, on the
south by The lands of 3lrslloward or Gagc,and
on the west by lands of Mrs. Howard or Gage,
containing about ten acres of land, be the sate
more or less, with the appurtenances, one frame
house, 2 smell barns, one saw mill, one orchard.
and all improved---The second piece bounded
and described as follows, to wit: On the north
by lands of Alexander Webster, F. Traverse i
and J. NV: Howard, on the cast by lands of .1..1
W. Howard, on the south by {antis of B. W.
j Southworth and Alexander Webster, containing
; about thirty-five acres of laud.be the same more
orJuss,wlth the appurtenanca,one frame house,a
1 few fruit trees, and about ten acres - improved.
(Taken in'execution at the suit of the Lyceum.
in. , Fire Insurance Comp . Sny vs. Geo. M. Fisk.) •
11-SO.—All that certain piece or parcel of
land situate in the township of Ararat, in the
county of 'Busquehatina, and State of Pennsyl
vania, bounded and described as follows, to
wit; On the north by lands of - Cornelius
Wrighter,on the cast by lands of Wm. 1310 x,
ham, on the south by lands of Eli Ayery"; and
on the West by lands of INL P. Sargon, eon ••• -
log about' ixty acres of land, be the same more
or less, with the appurtenances, 1 frame horse, I
barn, a few fruit trees, and about 10 acres im
proved. (Taken in execution at the suit of
Elizabeth Taylor vs. Daniel Taylor.)
ALSO.—AII those three certain pieces or par
cels of land, (comprising ono, farm, and lying
contiguous,) situate in the township of Bridge- '
water, in the county of Susquehanna / and State
of Pennsylvania, the first piece bounded and
described af follows, to wit: Beginning at a post
and stones in a line of Bemush McKenzie's
land, (now. Wm. IL Jones:) thence cast by
lands of Susan Wallace 07 perches to. a stake
anti stones - corner; thence south by lands of
said Susan'Wellace 27 and 5-10th perches to a
corner; thence cast by lands into or Phineas
Amos Jr., 48 perches to a stake and stones cor- '
,ner ; thence north by lands formerely: of raid.
Ames and land formcrely of John Bon; Jr., 157
and 540ths perches to a post and stones corner;
thence west by lands unsold to o post andstones
corner:and thence smith by lands ofilenalall Mc-
Kenzie, (now Wm.ll.Joneif a) 140 perches to the
place of beginning, containing 108 acres and 40
perches of land, be the same more or ls% glie
second piece or parcel, bounded and descried
as renews, to wit: Beginning at a ost and
atones the northwest corner of B. 3lcKenzie's
old farm, (how of Wm. IL Jones:) ' thence - by
lands of Jena Young, north 114 degrees cast 93
perches ton post anti stones in north line of
Wallace's tract and south line ' of Drinker's
land ; thence along saki line south 884 degrees
east 100 perches; thence by land surveyed by
James Shaw, annuli% degrees west 93 perches
to ayost and stones; thence by lands of 13.
.Mckenzleo(now Wm. H. Jones's) north '88)i
degrees west 100 perches to the place of begin
ning, containing 57 acres and 80 perches of
laud, be the same more or less. The thirdpiece
or parcel, described as follows, to wit: Begin
ping et a post and stones the northwest corner
of said James Shaw's old farm ; thence by land
unsold of .1. W. & IL B. Wallace north i3c, de.
greeseast 28 perches to a post and stones In
north clue of tract; thence along said line- by
land belonging to the estate of IL Drinker,
dec'd, south *l ; 4 degrees GO perches to • a post
and stones, a borne; of Roswell Kingley's land;
thence by land of' said Kingsley south Illy de- .
grees west,o Dereileit to a post and stones;
thence by land of said Kingsley south, SO de:
grecs east 49 perches to corner of stone wall the
nurthwest corner of Perrin Well's farm, where
he resides; thence by lands of Said Wells south
134 degrees west 15 perches to a pest, the north
east corner of James Shaw's farm; thence
along the north line of the same, north 5934'11e•
grecs west 115 perches to a pled° 'ofbeginning,.
conatinlng 111 acres and 94 perches of land, be
the same More or less. making In all 1133 acres
and 54 perches of land, be the same more or
less, with the appurtenances, 1 frame bowie, 2
frame barns. shin, 1 corn house, 1 milk house,
and other out buildings 1 orchard, and i about
150 acres Improved. (Takee in execution nt the
suit of And Shaw to the. tat of. ,Margaret
Wright, Nellie Thomson, and Isabel Donklmvs.
James Stmts." • - . -
;-. Aisa—A ) n that certain piece or- parcel of
land situate In the township of New Milforkin
tile county. of Susquehanna, end State of Penn
sylvania, bounded and described as 'knows, to
wit: On the mirth by lands late : the estate of
Reuben Itatelt, dee ,d on '-the - east by area%
Bend st Cricheeton Turnpike, and On the south
and west by landq, of B. Sabina and F, ! W.
Boyle, containing about eighteen acres of tam,
be the same, more or less, Whit the aplitttlenan-
CO, two dwillintbottSatt, one bate; oto mph.,
18 83 18 82
.79, 21 79 24
222 168 . 264 1119
164 WO 16 .207
95 no 01 110
0 44 0 94
915 59 217 01
100 112 90 115
188 159 18.9 159
14 116 100 101
'26 7
10:1
26 I
58 103"
07 261
spetial gotito.
Valuable Hinte,
A.ealuabl;habit of body is abiolutely, essential to
phySlcal health and clearness of intellect, Nor is this
all. Beauty of person cannot co-ealst with an mug,
ors) condition of thehoWela. A free manage of the re
Into matter of the system through these natural wood
pipes, is as percena o the parity of the body a the
free ;mange of th e lof idly through its Sewers hi
necessary to the b hof its inhabitants.
Indigestion Is tit itrimary canoe of most of the dies
easel. of the dlsehar.ing or pans, and ono of It, most
common results Is constipation. This complaint s be ,
sides Ixsldcs bring dangerous in Itself; has many dial.
greeabie concomlunts--smeh as as unpleasant breath, a 1
sallow sicha, conteminniin,,o blood mad bile. hamar.
rholds, best:ache, hiss or ukusery,eatt general debility.
Llostettcr's Stomach ltltto a romoveall these evils by
removing th, ir Immediate cense In the digestire organs
and regulutlng the action el the Intern:3u, 'The coin-.
Ideation of pro crones la this celebrated preparation ii
one of Its ebb-f merits. It is not merely 4 stimulant
ores tonic, or au anti bilious agent. ores nerslne. or a
bleed deponent, or n catharic,l3hr ell there carative rte
-1 Instal, Judtcleurly blended to one powerful restoretlee.
It lends activity and edger to tba inert and enervated
stomach, relieves the laltnentery ematil of its abstract
time, and giro tone to the membrane tvhdels flees it.
gently stimulates the .Iser, braces the nerves, nod
cheers the animal spirits. No Other remedy POESCS.C.
such I variety of by- kale rlnues. It to to theme char.
acterlstic virtues that It owes its prestige 4/ a house.
hold nvelleina. Experience has proved that ft Is es
ballades., as it is ettutriens, and hence lila as nopuiat
with the weekor sex as with the stronger.
flostetter'seitemsch Bitters rte. sold In bottles only
and the trade-tunAt blowu to the gine. and engraved on
the label la the the tett of genuineneu. Dgware of
cow:act-Mts.
Testimony of a Prominent Physician.
"During the past eight years I have pad ?eminent
opportunities of witnessing the eff,tt of Ilevneme.
Mum Kirrans yon persons sulfuring from -/iyapepala,
Loss of Nerrans Energy, Sexual Wastacas, Mittel:ma i
ac. I taxa known It to. prone successful in homy
cases, where alinpaatic. Ilotneopathic and' lirdrophat.
lc treatment tied failed. I still continue to two It in
Inch complaints with uniform ettcCeiii, and have no
hesitancy in pronouncing it the most efficacious miner
dy yet discovered fur dimmtes arising (runt a disottled
Stomach, peer, Kidneys or_INTFli, •
- • peer,
ter'srmy: - "
.r. T. Luikn, M. D.
P. 0. Box. 1.96, Lancaxter. Pa
, .
the suit of O. W. Mackey vs. Geo. M. Eleralug.)
ALSO—AiI that mtain piece or parcel. of
land situate in the township of Thidgewater, In
the county of Susquehanna, and State of Penn
sylvania, bounded and described u follows,' to
wit On the north by lands of John Young, on
the east by lands of Trumnn Stone, on the south
by lands of George Deckerand D. C. Baxter and
on the west by lands of IL C. Baxter and John
Youngs, containing one hundred and fifty-seven
acres of land, bo the same more orless, with the
appurtenances, one frame house, 2 barns.l corn
house, and other out-buildings, one orchard, and
123 acres hoproved. - Taken in execution at Mel
suit of the ~ hool District of Bridgewater vs.
datum Terrell, Hiram Borten, vs. James Ter
rell and Win. L. Beebe vs. James Turret].)
that certain pleen or parcel or
land, situate In the township of Harmonvje
the county of Susquehanna, and State of Penn
spirants, bounded and described as thliows, to
wit: Beginning at - a post on the south side of
the old Starrucca Creek road; thence by other
lands of the said Taylor, south 27 degrees end
40 seconds, east 10 perches and two-tenths 'ot a
perch to a post'; thence by lands of Adelbert
Robinson, north 00 degrees and 4 seconds east,
8 1 4 perches to a post in the west bounds of the
grie rtailwq Company's track lands; thence br
said west bounds north 40 degrees and 20 &ee
-1 onds west, 10 and 9-10 perches; and thence by
the south side of eAid road south 130 degrees and
10 seconds west. 12 and 040 perches to the place
of beginning, containing ono hundred and ten
perches of land, ho the same more or less, with
the appurtenances, one Gum house, shop, a
few fruit trees, and all improved, (Taken in ex•
minion at the snit of M. J. Taylor vs. F E.
Goodman and J. Eicklager F. E. Good.
man. W3l. T. MOSLEY. Sheriff.
Sherits Office, Slontruse, Oct, 12,1072,
A rDITOR'S NOTICE.—The andenslgned., an riatil•
tor appointed tir thn dinlitenof the Orphaa COl t h e
'nand for the County of Susquehanna, to distribute
(uncial:l the bands of the Admintstr.dor t.f the coati of
Stephan Cowan decease& will attend to the antics or
hie appointment, at la office. In Montrose. OD
Friday, the %lb • doy' offctober. , I MI. at one
4 iMtgrto appear iehronattWecTaate, arfra
.1 Or 'late and plaza or be norms deharbed.- •
A ,IV, BEM WOLF, Auditor.
Montrose, Oct. 51, 1672..
AUDITOR'S NOTICE —The undes,lgned. ea Audit.
or appointed by the Orphan**Cuurt. of entanehan.
non County, to distribute the funds In the band* of Sohn
C. Tanner, administrator of Vac, estate of C. S. Tanner.
demised. will attend to the duties of Pia appointment
nt hiaaillen In blontrose, on .14tonday, Nnvember 2d.
WM at 1 o'clock. p. m., at which time and place nil per
sona in terePted tosaid Nadi:nest present their claims or
bo furore:debarred from comitee., In on *Ad fend.
D. W. agAIILR, Auditor,
Montrose:OM 11, lb"; .
E
XECUTOR'S NOTICE, Whereas tellers testaments.
ry to the estate of Ttinaote Johr.son, deceased.
have bump granted to the undersigned, all persons
debt ed to sold est to, are requested to mats immediate
payment, and those haring el* me agaiust the same,
ate requested to present them without delay,
RUIZ JOIINgON,
0t1,116111` B.JOIINSON, tx '* 2tml •
Bridgewater, Eept,2stb, 1512.—w6
4 TDITOITB NOTICE. Tbenndersigted having been
11. appointed an Auditor, by the Court of Common
Picas, Sasunchanna (loeuty.to dlstrltrate Mc, fund,
erialenfronfaha Sheriff's rale of MIMI Estate of E.'A.
Tompklns.of Liberty. gives notice Jambe will attend to
lacteal, at Ma appointment at his ottlce. in Montrose.
Novembm Gth.lsl2. at 9 o'clock. it. me., at which time
anti place. alt per3ous interested mop aitced,•or be for
mar boned trourcomtng moo athi - toner - --• -- •
A. 4). w..truca.v. andintr.
Moutrose,Scptmehm Md. 1b72.
UDITOR'S NOTICE, The ndrsigned hls!ng been
211. appointed an Auditor, by t he .Coirt of Common
Ph* dttspaehamiaCottoty, to dist:thine thofanns In
tho hoods of thoShoriff, arising from the Shettdr'a sale
of the rent estate of 11. C. !Reaps hereto' gives oottoo
that he wilt attend to that:Mins of his appointment Cl
tile odlca In Montrose, on Thursday, Oct, hist, :81.t. ant
o'clock, p. tn. All persons Interested will oppem and
present thole calm, or be forever barred from eemlng In
on midland.
Andltor,
Montrose • flePt.23to. Int —;el
WRIRT'S
'F. I IMPROVED BL A
euculoga WOOD
pump. Tasteless. lineable. Efficient
Af, and Cheap, The hrs. pump for the
i lull t t r e a d m io ueß L uT P 4Slen e ' E e . c ., 24 l,. „ 'i.
eil timeline and Drip unerk
.141 Wyo. whigh 4=3.1 lei wlthdreosti
. out remising the Pu mp or disturbing
the joint F. Also, the Copper Chamber
which never cracks. nod will outlast
ney other. •Far sale by Dealers every
where. Send fur Catalona cud Yricu
List.
• Cass:!.4.l3l.eveiw.iir,u'rr.
MONTROSE BALM
OF FASH ICH:
Maxtoest r. iv-a 3
FOREAGN AND. D NESTte
DRY GOODS!.
FiNCI;DLIESS GOODS. SILMI.9 4 -
• • LACE ASD FACNT GOODS , 2
SrlUttliND
..._~ _ .~..,.F..V.__
MILLINERY G 04E51
- •
TH111314 0 . ANA
UNTRIMMED HATS,
. REBEONS,II.OWERS,
LACE% ETC., ETO..
READY DADE, CLWYD MG
FOB MEN, BOYS. AND
. yoirrirs WEAIt, PIECE
ROODS BY THE YARD,
/0:1) DRSTO3I WORE.
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES
FURNISDING GOODS,
GENTS HATS AND CAPS.
'
OE ALL qualms.
AND - LATEST STYLES.
ALL IN GREAT VARIETY AT THE
Well-known Store of
OUTTEMERO. ROSENBAUMAto
Establishied 185 S.
Noptrose, $47 "4, 11M—tt.
MANHOOD; HOW LOST HOW RESTORED.
, .Jast pnbliebed, a new edition of DR.
'
CUM - BEDELL% CELEBRATED ES.
f• &Won the nuncatersa(ulthootraedl
- Mug) of 111131.1•TOSNZA. 0? Beirling •
Weakness, involuntary Seminal tones, Impotency
Mental end Physical Impacity. Impedimenta to Marti. •
alt*.eld; alt*OWnwinPliod.EPEcP•iotnd k us, inetace4
by tell indalgenthannicsnal extravagance. . • •
Willa; In sailed envelope. only a cents.
• The celebrated author. In ths Admirable cam, clear;
lydemonetratsa from 4 thirty you 's enecalefUyntctice
that the „alarming conacqncoect ot ecif abate may be
=dimity cared without the dangerous uo or Imam
medicine or the application or the knife ;•• pointing cal
a mode of cure et once Crop% certain, and •egrctnal,
by connect which pray Wrenn no matter what hie
condition may,he. may Me btraseg cheaply, prirattly,
or This . gra shoed be In the et eirgi
youth and yery truth In the land. • • s
Bent, ander scaL In a plain anvelope, to lmy adt4Mta,
porapald on reript of Mx ,te estwa poet tlimps
With, Dr. Corwerwell'a."Marrlag• Uhirta:!PriCli gap
Adams tllfr Fabliaasera . •
---•- • -• Mt:LIME man__
AIIMLSIOR FUR EMPORIUM
'or Ladles and Ml!drat:Vs
troar.iTholasalo and Ratsll,
patina Inverted /4 rely large and: iplendla assort.
meat of Eu ro p e, u' 'different kind, ot FURS re ade r,.
hand+ In would respeottallyluelte t he
thl• s.eper to call and examine" the atsortment c."
Vasa/ Fare. lam &localised to sell at the lowed easel
Prior,. All F•ts Warranlcd.. So fr4riVratiktariake 10
clea Wm.
NUBS ALTSIDID AND rar:nntro
£UtiU EMBED TUZ 5T0.132, ARCTI BT.
Dc'. att. IfitletllPl • tui4ADgalus,.
•
T ERIGII VALLEY RAILROAD.
A... On and OW Juno 10, Ifiatrulns on thoLohlgt
Vulloy liannuad will ruin an funu ;
OO VOL
Yu.
M. V. 7.
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r.m 6. X. •.y. P. N. r. X. r. 1 i
1145 100 910 1345 613- 941.
320 180 945 Wit - 441y , 19 eo 6in 900
33s ISi ID 00 11.* 595 054
4V140510 40 —. .Ton - an4l6. ....11 05 467 16
22 1171 WraTuring , .10 05 715
' 643 303 1160 Laeyslll4. 041 45!'. 651
614. 13 lit kleaturppoa 962 634
,6 21 IV 2 - 1,...3146.5gpan, .... 913 693
655 3 50.-le 4 1.—Tunkbannock... 8491820 SA
86( - 449 160.:._..11:444.0 - 023 1 464
BLS 500 2 15_,W1184.11Arrf, .. 700 1115 '4 61
. 30 405 .llanch Chunk--;
X.
1145 I ,
P. It. 8 4 4 550 A Ilentorro... 4.. x. 1047 19 Mr
is 40 6 ,Betklob ..,. 1030 1900 '
013 0 .. ..E4stou 1003 11 8:
040 'O4W 'cow York' 006 90)
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leaks Vownnda at TlO a, at.; Athena, 31
a. m.; Waverly. 803 a: ns.,m•dring at Elmira at 9 004 sa
N 0.31 Imam Elmira at 5 alp. tn.; Waverly, at 01.1.
p._m.; Athens, at 81) p. m., arriving at Towz.sida of
T p. m.
gar Dra wing Room Cam attached to trans laud
tanaing through from Elmira. to Po94deiptila,
Tt• A, PACE2II. Spperlnteadeal.
•
IWL pnovED CIRCUL fl
11. N7V-.. 315 E X -
Qomet bin new BAssEristp A T EN t the latest aul
tirst Ick use.
SMTR'S TIScIIBME WATER WEEEL,
•
Portsblit and Skit!miry Engrnes, Staneactaredand
Sale. by • SATAN t /1809 i
Monrose. Pa., PO. 7. 11372.—coG—tt
tti • ofo - 0 RE -W Alt
ItitICIOSIALLEVASTORIs composed of Ammonia, .
Chloroforol, Spirit. of Camphor. Tincture of 'roman a--
Qty oriloatom, iota-Anosiost—i.rwts , votopeuart-mi
equalled ID the anomie of meolcine for the core of Ner-
Oat er Ph Ir Ilcodache Nearalula. Trembling or Twitch,
tug of the Scree., and all Nerveas Diseases. It will
COUDICTICI Oil root., tombh pimples , Curt scaly crop, • .
tlos, itching, name, de., it equalizes the eirenistiou,
loth:mats. t syt tern, increase. the action of the heart,
witiront exciting the brain, cores licartbomPalpitallou
end Piu.tering of the Dent. Dyspepsia. de. Brien'
Itlicsantor ebiotritely poetesses more curative proper-tie.
then any other prepamtleo. Physicians, chemist. and'
others arc requested to examiee and lost the remedy
end alt silt ho paid!! found dlforont kom repscscuns..
Hon.
COUGHS- Much has been said and writ
s ten, and, many remedies been
been offered fur the relict and cure of throat ending.;
diseases: but nothing has been on eminently euecesstru
or ()Maimed such a viltip .celebrity, up Mae TAxORI
tad Lung
CO RNS The excruciating pain priidneel
. by Costs. the unceasing twingleg
free , : neeleri , . the Piercing. distr.:sling pain from in
growing Null...minion be described. Thousandsauffer,
not knowing there le} core. Itrigge Corn and Thaniou
Remedies are nil acid or potash compounds, but arc re,
iluble soothing, and effect tiol,and just merit the meccas
they have earned from - an app.clatire public: Thu
CuratlVC,l, a healing ointment: immcdtate relief to
obtained by fib epplicatten. and It will pnelticelT curt'
thoworst wises of Pestered Corns ; indarriedand text,
al Bunion., the sorest instepjAk '
livething sthown
PlLESbare been. 4 terror to mankind for
centuries. and almost or4ry St tenint Ur
rare th em Ms been trailed. Dr unceasing s tudy n and
experimenting. Dr. Eirlsas has Onward and sbaninto
cure fur Internal, bit treng. extra nal. and Itthingpilcs.
-BrIgto• Pit, Itetnerilcs are mild, sato end sure. •
Curer. Bunions. Da3,Nall.t.•Diroarect Joints and atl
illseartu of Ibe fet. 1. tins; Plies. Cancers and Scroll:Won •
'humors, okilifnly trtnted by Dr. J. Dribs t, Co.. G9l.
bruadway. D. Y. -
Sand by ABELTCIIRELL. B.outrose, Ps tindlißliNa
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StuntrUre. Va.
June 13 lila
i>l.loV 4 i7
NEIY - .6.9008 - .- 7 .
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o onetrrsitrue4 boviug refitted , refurnished uul
T restocked the .tore; formerly ostm. Pled b>r U. Key ,
yon, dr.. at Latrfillio Centre. ore now prepared to hip.
fsh ttor peoplo Yrlth ea dcorito Nocty
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GROCERIES!!
BOO'S it SHOES! !
HARDWARE!!
CI?OCKERY I .ifc.,(fc.. .
As tan be found elseitere, and if as neerabli Priest,
0. if. CIUSAL B. 0. firm
MANE & 81)IIT/L
Lawsdlle Osater. Pa., April ^4. 1872.
ALECTURE
To "f oaasaG AtIC '
Jut: .11414dect to a Scalar ./S*42 , :ye..' Fria Ela QrnG.
A Lecture on theileture, Treatment and
Radical Cure of Sperniatorttues, and &ennead Westm- - ,
nett, mvolnntary Emieslons. And Impediments to Ilea.
rtszenerally ; Nervousness; Conan:POP:M. War:ly r
and Vit a , Mental and Physical Incapacity. malting
from Self-Abase, de.—By RODERTd. CULYZUWELL.,
Id. D., Anther of the , ' Circuit Boob."
• -Tim srorld•renowned author. in this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from hie own experience that the awful •
consequences of seltatmao may be effectually remand
without medleines,and without dangerous au IVA! ep.
crutonA, hoagies, lortmmente, rings, nr cordials, point
lag oat ft mac a . t once certain end e ff ettual by which .-
limn 'Seem- no matter, what his condition inityhe,
ms y cure td nmatcliespAy. priratcly And radically, TH.I3
WILL PROVBkIOOOOI TO Tlloll9...Llintiatal
SAISOS.-
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ope,wn the receipt of pit cents, or two postage stamps.
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