n~I~-. - u#cltrgeucc. . - ... • • • '.:AREII3I ES SERVIC ES. ': BA .W.ti.i.eittint ml:fib: J.lt. Cane= D.. ritstoi. s.h S,rrlco. :, . 10M a. tn. and 7 m. .4.boMb.s. fmmt -12 m. Crtyqr,..Mis.ung; WctinesdayPrentnot . 7.M CXT 1101.M1 Mdu tit:. 4 ".,, RAT. J. Starrnir 6 ,hbothOCittent'. : benontlSll ndtif I n 'each Month s.bhattgnitool . ...... ......................... • . ErIsCOPALIITIMICIL , .10. f -. C.A. Winiumm. Rector. Sabbath SnrviCta......4 ......... :soma: M. and 73{ p. m. 6.,,,nn, nthool. ,e.. • . -.. ...... ....... ... Ism. Waut-011y. CrViCte...WcilUeldayll". - iyi p. pi. IttErlfObitYl'tn:S:toPAL —.Hoc A',Jll. MAI/4113%a. Iftbhact(Setslces •• ' '.. *.10.43.a. m. and I.olp. m. iSabbott.l4chml : - ' - p. M. Prayer .1f!sel10, ;11mM:wt. . '.. • 1.31)p[. M. . rfiessfrAnvor CTIVItell Tler. J. O. I.ltizml. n.,..bc:lNerrleor 10.43 a. m. and Vi . p. In. mantmth Seliconl._ . It.M.p. m. Pnqur 31cctla,g, TherMay livehlnge .... -.. .. . __IN p. in . , Prtigres) - ot our ,SC:3larcy, contractor, informed one of mil.' townsman, that . iho Montrose Railway will be completed this winter, as far as "Allen'!' Cor ners,7,R;distamce less than four miles from Mont. rate, ..tirti.ze - up or no freeze up," and as ranch fartimalktV weather shall allow, He is doing the stirtsee'work leaving the cutting through hank. till the last, which, can be done eren should "freeze up" overtake them. Vartone Item% CounT convene) this week, Judge 3lorrow prvii.liug. There' pre a large number ot cash on the Trial List. .The number, - n!• believe, steadily increases with age, and when it shall come to its full growth and maturity is s matter yet in the future. We av to have three eeks of Court. Two weeks forakusqlTeliauna vaanty, and one week (the last) for Luzerne county, to try the "Quick cuie" again. If this , Ca AC is to settle down into a regular orbit, pas thg from Luzerne to i'3llsquebanna, then to the Supreme Conti aad lohk again,it may he well to have !mother "sinecure" Judge appointed to take tpcetat charze of it, that the time of our present Judges may be is holly. employed on our oyiu TTial List, by either increasing the length of the terms or their number. Tim "Horse disease" still continues to be pre valeat falfontrose and vicinity, but no deaths have occurred, and ti few of those first afflicted hsve alarost•entirely recovered. It is thought Lv wme that a large majority of the people of the e•liole nation, are :slightly tainted with a horse 414,244 A, by their action on llovomberfith, 11,ring..vvrtlhig.y, preferred a Horseman - to a tqatic,luan iti rule item. A SvnriATll School convention was Attended at the Prodlyteriao church, on „iVednes - day and Thursday, of last week, condwaea by Rev. C. A Peitz, of Philadelphia. We mar present on 1 hunwtay ever ing, the cloiing session, when several Shun addrf........es were made. The one bleb seemed to us most practical in its tender.- .< es was male by Rev. J. L. Lyons, in which he stated that front s personal canvass, he had found hill Protestant families In this county, ,ieoitete of the Bible, and that sections unvisi. Ite,baieved would swell the number to 200 Ilat there were about 9,000 crilldren in the minty. more than one half of whom were not receiving Sabbath School instructions. He said that in the llorough of Montrose, where there %ire about 790,aflults, and where several church mums reach wall toward Heaven, not more /1111:1 440 attended religious worship. Th&.e4o a=c facts pointed and pr. ectical showitw.s fw! far "Home Mirsion:" well worthy t e 4 7,r: ce` every Ch.ri*tian scud PhEantlfrordst in The wnistF. May we not tube/ our aeccuntabil ;;:r for the sin.; of distant lands, and even ailltieS sal counties.better than' fur Wow shout our own :l.e . eshohli? Ile that is not mindlnll of his own LLes,bold Is pmelair . ned worse thee an infidel. Tac County Teacher's Institute is in session k, to hold four days, cicaing on Friday. We shall give a report of it next week. Datilivny Striught ors. We learn from the Scranton Times twit Thurs day last Scianton was throivn into a great et ,ement. over n railroad disaster on the L it S. E. R. near that city and almost immediately after the report that a construction train on the U. L& W. RR. had been demolish!. The ' , circumstances of the disaster ar , f o llows: The train leaving the L 4: S. !in W likes. Barre was late. When below r.,..t0n on the ttatsrtlie train left the, track for some reason, and after being dragged over the ties for up wards of 500 fee: went orer the embankment. A lady said to be Mrs. James Evans, of Lacka wanna Twp., was killed. The injured were twenty-seven in number. Os TIM D. 1.. 3- W. RR. a construction train on the Northern Division of this road was re turning the laborers to Scranton and whoa near Hampton troasing, the tmin being backed n, the ear containing the men was run upon a large rock that had fallen or teen thrown utsm•the track The train went over the am baukatent nearly. 209 &set down The killed wen John_ Clerk, a water boy; Jahn McNally, Michael kelley, Jam= iloglies, James Gurrahan, Thozons.Philkin. The injured were 18 in number. Two men missing. Who pays the Cod.? At every term of connspcculation is indalg ed as to ••who pays titacciat" in actions at law. The following. will give the dciired informs lion. In the following too county is fOt ga ble t, costs 1 1(111, grand jury return s 13111 . 411011119CIS" In a cam: other than felony, and order the pros ecutor 1,, pay the costa, and the prosecutor Mir ing hues , entAntco4l la% the court, to gay them, a mnt l l l lted, aml• then ilischarged according to I. wuheut Micing paid them, the county is nut liable to costs. .N-tr. is the county liable if a bill lie kens' "a true bill." and the defendant baying beep tried uni acquitted and ordered 1.7 1.4 petit ;us) 10 pay them, and is conunittod and din , charged according to baw l :the sesta pot being Nni if the defendant hi accquitted Rod the pro..ereter ordered by the petit Jury to pay the cost., s , ho, tqler being sentenced by the court to pay them, is committed and displaiged =- cording to law, the costs being unpaid. 4 Where a defendant indited for 3748de" •ste,..or It nooquitted by the petitittrh Rod the Jury does not determine whether the county, the prosocuuff or the defendant shall pay the , PO prostcutinu, as they are required to do by the act of Bth of December, 1804, the mete are 'lb , to be paid by the county. P'S. Where en Mdhltateut has leen retnrued true hill' the prm.emrti ng attorney cannot enter tote prosequi 'without the consent of the cohrt and charge the coiiitt with - the eoste of the pretesmthAt . • in the following cases the county is liable to WS the costs : Winne 4 defendant ta convicted by a jury and is legally di*chnsge4 . Ritiput. basin . paid the costs . . When to alsei of iitiety'S cif gm PeiciP the court directesltcCotinty.to 44:41410.0citte. a when 'Ow 'geld , J137101(0 '!4.1)311..and di rect the Gott:tar to peAtte 4:0$11h and ifliv9lll.o petit Jury acquit the dclUia . ciaU . A the county : 4o pay the iginti. , • 4to dagFs iganrc q,ir.t.d by the pelt, jury.. • ... • • 5.. - Tn nri Mtieenten - the . defendant trfOned, guilty and sentenced to pay a flue and costs of prosecution or give security to pay the same within ten days or go to jail, and delbndant goes to Jail and comes out under the bond act, the county is liable. • • Miscellaneous Items. Maryland has lust done a bold thing, what ever else mitt' be said about it. A vellnest . in a case before the Supreme Court was objected to, by the defence because of his lack ,of religious belief. The objection was founded upon the old law, as well as aprovtrion in the constitutionaf the State, "that a belief in the existence of a G id, together with a system of future reward and punishment," was necessary for all witnes ses- It was proven that the Witnesses held no such belief, but acknowledged a Supreme Spirit governing nature. The court held that belief In a personal God was not necessary, and that the witness, by neinoWledgeing merely the exis tence of a Supreme Being or Power, established his competency to testifi. Elssuktlsm-Borrtze (we confess With shame to a forgetniltwas of the:regulation name of these Interesting affairs,) those ornamental if not useful appendages of all fashionable ladies, young and old,iif the day, are becoming • c.speu sive. When they twat appeared (or rather re appeared, for like most witless of fashion, the custom is but an old one revived,) they could he bought for two or three dollars, tire being the highest price. Now they are sold, and readily so the dealers tell us, for twenty, thirty, and even filly dollars. They are in shapes (like horns, opera glasses, ect.,) and ornamented in every possible style. Some are of cut-glass, gold and silver mounted, and others even ornamented with precious stone. Their use is certainly the oreticaL Once Upon a time it was only sick people and hypochondriacs who carried them. The salts and other contents were bclwvedto be goolfor the headache, literally so we should take it, If constantly applied. Just now the fashionas only a fashion, and means nettling whatever. Barring its expense, It is a harmless one. Woman% as a rule, cares little fur new Inten tions, for they are seldom of a character to as sist her. Here is one, 'however, which must I please the belles. it is a self-acting fan, Intro ' duced In England with great success. The fan, which is of extra size, is attached to a st anal which can be placed on a thble or clasped on the back of a chair. ny most simple meehan ism, not in the least likely to get out of order, the fan is moved backward and forward, pro ' during a gentle current of air. It can be re. moved at will, and another substituted, so that the lady may consult her own taste, and attach a fan of such a color as will best harmonize with her dress and surroundingv. We rather like this, and do not know but :hat it will suit the masculine as well as the feminine taste. It Is a bore to fan oneself, the operation, taxi, tiresome, and somewhat warms, rather than cools one. In the Old slave-holding days, to be fanned was well enough, but that luxury has passed dway. Then wcticetne the mechanical fan. (Shall get one by west summer.) Do you know what "banging" the hair means? If of the gentle sex of course you do, but in ease you may be so unfortunate ns to Imre been born a boy, a word of explanation. "Banging" is a custom of the modern belle, as Idiotic as'llutt. of the modem beau who parts his hair in the middle. The girl who bangs" her hair, and the man who parts his well . in the middle, would be dated for eadiather, It the purpose were to in crease the number of human nonentities. Nei ther of the twocustoma originated, as One might suppose, in a lunatic asylum. the " balagiur„." conies from the infant nurseries of England, where the hair of very little children is cut after this style to keep it out of their eyes. The part ing in the middle, however, was first adopted, it is said, by an angry father, who, from sonic show of weakness en the part of his son, so treated the hair of the youth in order to dis grace him in the eyes of his companions. The operat)on was a etemplete success, for the boy, unable to bear the stigma of looking like a girl, went simightway andhune himself. The young gentlemen who affect this mode do so, we au der,tand, in the belief that it gains them favor with the girls. No greeter mistake could be made. The girls like warily men, and he who shows the least approach to a feminine spirit is the fete near. Lu public they witty trust him kindle. Politeness and good breeding w ill not allow them to do otherwise; but If he could only hear what they said of him among them selves he would not pride himself upon the success of his experiment.—Rigadelphla Prat A Vlntl3eation E. B. 1.1./WLET in the last issue .of your • ph , iper, in an article written by you, litatdcd wTtom it may Concern," you put the following !questions, to be answered by those interested ' a it La red tower I the for. Stanley W o - ward, and pure love of L. D. Shoemaker, that lei thirty-nine electors of Silver Lake, to vote for Shoemaker, or were they the victims of mis placed confidence in some leailer. who for some consideration manipulated their ballots to as to deceive them." As I am one of the parties con cerned, I beg the privilege of explaining the matter. First, as citizens of Susq'n Co., tltwe thirty-nine electors voted in retaliation of the manter in:which Luzenre acted toward °arum- Mt for Congress'tMo years ago. It is well !tir.nown that the selfish and unprincipled scoun drels, the politicians of Luzerne would not as ' sent to ire US atii show of jtititice„' and slaughtered Of I may so express It,) our highly • respected 1 andidate, J. B. McCollum, who .is a gentleman, and far superior, to any Luzerne chleL The coast was clear, and Mr. McCollum could Glace been elected by a large- majority, as was shown by the vote of this county., .but the Imm - ring ones, the' Mould be lords of Luzerne willed thatittliould not be 6.0. - NoW.X.hem. if the ,Democrats of Susq'a CO., are so void of self-re spect us to become the slave of ,Luzeme, to be dealt with according to the notions of her aris tocratic nabobs, so be it, but 'there are at least thirty-nine Democrats in Silver Lake ivho would not, and this is their great sin. Second, as Irishmen they felt-bound to repel every abuse hurled against thermlet it come from whatever quarter it might. It Judge Woodward in his eunganitte can snub and slur Irishmen let the consequences rest upon himself and upon his ghildren. There are watchmen on. the outer wall as tyell as editors. There is handwriting on the wall also. There was no manipulation of votes in Silver Lake,on the part of any lesder,for nay consideration, us. that...would certainly he foreign to their nature. Any man who intimates otherwise; Ste cowardly- knave, and, any man who tyill assert Gthenwise is a falsifier. • r :Your obedient servant, . . 'Ersurtrk SULLIVAN; fjilvet Into, Busq's . .oO3, Pa, . Lecture Clarinet The 'Young lifen`a imetnit Maw:anon ti nve the *unroof announcing that they have se, cured the serviwt of the follow ing'distinguished Lectunera, who will mica In the mar =nob: Res. Wm. IL .31.11bura—.`"The Riad Man - Elo• -.pent." Wednesthwe'verliom November L'Oth. ray. A. A , Nilllte , of FLU:id:Kph* Moan. - Re. Robin CoUyet, of c*c: - io.4nrisui*lii muses con - ZOO,: of. Nichliarf February 4th, -187 a WI ; E. IL Chapin; of • New yak - Clty, In ,ItessAidtPril 146,1818-- • The Assoc tallicUt _believe that names like these will ensure full honsee Therrisuffsceondtate man on the list. Every one of these gentlemen has a thoroughly establlthed and welt sustain ed reputathm in the lecture 'field. It is rare, even In much larger towns than ours, that tho Opportunity Is offered to hear such a course for the sum of Ttra - flWare—whieb is the price of Season Tickets. These should be obtained at once by calling on W. ft Deans, the Treasur er; Fo Samna tickets will be sold atter Abe, ant lecture. By purchasing now you will save ime third of the eotire cost, as each single admis sion will be fifty cents. C. 11. Sutra, Secretary. Sensible. Then is is, much sound sense in the following article on " local pride," which we clip from a Western paper, that we tranifer It to our col- umns for the benefit of this eomtuunity : " If tliO Citizen:sof a town desire to have the community of which they are representatives, maintain an equality with sister oommunities, and wish tho town wherever they dwell to keep pace with others, in progress, it is necessary to cultivate true local pride; we do not mean an• inflated idea of superiority of all that pertains to their locality, or the extravagant laudation of every ioterprise or undertaking In their midst but a descnmlnatlng pride in all true advance ment of the general welfare, and shall prompt a just defense of the merits of the town where they hare set up the temple of home; a fair commendation of its artistic Or natural beauties, afhl an encouragement to every individual who puts his hand to the work of developing its re sources, wealth and advantages. A community whose people Cr,, indiflerent to the improve ments that may be inaugurated within their bounderies, will make slow progress. The men who express no satisfaction at seeing a dwelling Of comfort and taste erected, who draw their purse strings tight, and grumble at the expense of an artistic public edifice, shudderin,g at the increased taxation to pay fie arena modern im provement, which Is to prove a blessing to coin ing generations, are enemies to civilization, as were this inhabitants 01 Chili& before its gates of superstition and Ignorance were opened, and the genius of progress bade to enter. "Every dwelling of taste that wealth erects In our midst s)tould be welcsamCil; every public edifice that La reared should receive our cora mendation ; every temple of education should be pointed out with pride as an evidence that we are preparing the generation to follow us to fight that never-ending combat of the spiritual 'over the animal, of mind over matter. Every church that lifts its graceful spire heavenward, should be hailed as Planting an altar, _around which will cluster the blessings of education and refinement. We should rejoice at the puff of the engine, the clank of the shaft, and the hum of the machine, proclaiming that industry reigns within our borders, fur every additional stroke of labor fixes on a surer foundation the future wealth of our community, and ta rearing on an enduring basis the fabric of common prosperity. "We should possess local pride sufficient . in the intellectual tastes of our society to encour age lecture, of n high order, or first class musi cal entertainmema, showing by a fall attendance that merit is appreciated, mud that a desire ex ists of establishing a high standard of mental culture among the People. "It is a disgrace to those who are ever seek ing to underrate the place of their birth at home nothing to commend in the localities of es:Leh they are a representative part; but holding ;; up to invidious comparison with a neighboring city or town. We honor a man . who has a true :oral pride in his village or town where his cherished liresidb exists, and who is not ashame... t to point witttpride to the spot where his daily lot is cast" OFFICI2IL ELECTIMN RETURNS OF SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY. For 1872. ' GOrNOR PRES'T 1871 1872. . T.. (.3 5 a 7 . a NI 2 2 r . rt , 0 0.. . -, g 'g M .1 ;;Inc.ra 18 89 19 76 A rnrat 80 23 87 16 Auburn 270 167 201 144 165 207 169 174 179 10•! 189 71 7 69 12 76 153 G 8 167 • 64 130 133 136 103 23 20 24 12 Moakl7D ... Chnoortut_.. 103 00 110 94 Fort,t T.ate 97 109 100 83 Frinklin Gibson...... Grent Bend Twp.. 177 103 176 id Grest Bend Bono_ 54 15 59 87 Ifvfot4.. ..... :. .. 169 -161 IGS 137 linankony 13t 78 161' 62 Herrick.. 1119 52 117 29 Jack50n,.......... 180 81 187 62 Je.Q‘up 116 (X 1 119 49 Latlirpp 97 112 91 104 Lenox - )O 162 201 132 I.ibert, 108 109 122 99 . Lit tie .27 7 23 4 ithiletnwn Sia 'lO3 5.1 106 Mont roe.e _.. 236 102 207 83 New 51110.n1 Twp. 176 152 ~1 92 134 New Milfor,l Bona. 77 73 75 63 Oakland 147 60 137 54 Rush 191 SO 101 80 Silver Lake . ra 123 66 119 Springville........ 210 106 207 74 Stimfa Depot 259 840 275 911 Thomson ...... 85 61 93 46 4193 3403 3403 Hartrantrs majority .V.lO .Grant's maj.lC3l PARSONS-ALDRICI7-111 Bridgewater, Oct. 30th, by Rev. J. G. Miller, Leroy M. Parsons, of Conklin Station. N. Y., !end Miss Julia M. Aldrich, of Bridgewater,-Pa. SHIPMAN—COLE—In 31ontruse, Nov. 6th, by Rev. J. G. Miller, Albert E. ,Shipman, of Brooklyn, Pa, and ..111ss Pbehe •E. Cole, of Montrose, Pa, . DECKClt—BciiErrinv .116--Tn-Bridgewater, Pa, Nov. 6th, by Rev. J. G. Miller, Sills Decker, and Miss Ell= Butterfield, - both of Bricker water, FITLYZ—BTL'Att.T—AI the residence of the bride's - Ilifele;Sprhig Run, lowa, Nov. Ist, 1872, by Rev W. J. iralm, Mr. C. Frink, of Page, Co., lowa, (formerly of Montrose,) and Miss Ellie Stuart, Bridgewater, Pa. ZaMI.A.TMCf3. Frrelif-Oct. 30th, 1872, Battle 8., aged twenty years and five months, adopted.. daughter of " L. F., and Mary W. Fitch, of Montrose. BaLvwur--Iri New York, Oct. 25th, 18i2, John Baldwin, aged forty yews. 31r. Baldwin was a native of Litchfield Co., Connecticnt. removing to Great Bend, Pa., with his father's family, in 1844. He graduated at Union College, in the class of 1855, with high class honors. nod aftergraduating at the Law Sam], of the University of Albany, he opened a law office in Albany - . N. Y., in company with his brother. Aftcr.three months or most, appli cation to business and study, he was compelled to relinquish his profession by a congli, which ally ended:in hts death, eller twelve years of 'auflbring." He had spent his summers of.late in the northern part of New York, and his win ters In the South, being at the tirneofhis death. in New Yark for the purpose of taking passage !Or Nassau. The delay ocimsioned by his sick nee,, saved bin'from perishing at sea, with the 111-Ikted'illissouri."-as also a cherished friend, who was torall with him. Mn Baldwin had a strong svLUand capacity to succed in 'whativer bis poor health permitted him to undertake. . He was a frilmd , of education, aympiithtzhai with all moral reforms and Matters of politic interest ; Having • joined 'the, Conkregatlonal cher& of liltmfeapolia, Minnesota. in ligtt, be bold fast to hls profession and hope in Christ untillus death.' although be not Connect himself Stritit any other chtutiCon account '4( th l i r t of mop WO. IMltlitui by skis - . • Strayed. Came into the enclosure , of the subseilitt, on or about the Ist day or Oct. 1872. 1 Brindle Llneliabk =lnt ludo', Cott, abOot 13 years old. The owner Is notified to prove property, pay charges,•and take her away • -1L H. tin. Liberty, Nov., 13,182. A Connesmtiwyr writing - from AtnenS, cu riously contrasts the mixtures to be found there of ancient and modern civilizations. Railrbads spin their trains amid tho temples ef three thousand years; steamers dash their swells up on the Plreus, sod the scream of'thelr - whistles resounds from Athos, Pentelictis and Cytheron to Olympus end the betteens is ycogi theft gods. Dr. Ayer's world-renoWned it:Widnes, those consummations of modern science, -ate posted on the Acropolis, the Parthenon, the AteGlutgus and the Thesion, while the modest cards of Cherry Pectoral, Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Apiatreare and Pills look front the windows of the efroisehtt the streets of Athens, where they are sold,— N. Y. Sunday Globe. The People'. Stump of the Age, The Government endorsement, which legit hes the ask of PLANTATION BITTSRS, Is not the only stamp affixed to that famous Vcomrsiffic TUNIC. It beam, in addition to that official sanction, the stal more valuable stamp of pub lic approbation. This inestimable v.,ucber of its rare properties as a Tunic, Corrective and Alterative, is of mach earlier date than the Gov ernment credentiaf ; for millions of sick persons had pronounced it the csrand Specibe of the Age long before Congress thought of taxing proprietary medielom. ft is unnecessary to re• peat. in detail, the properties of MIS wonderful Vegetable Invigonint. The Inedsreferenee that can be offered to those who desire the flxll par ticulars of its virtues, is the General Public. Ask those who have tried it as , a remedy for dyspepsia, constipation, billousnrs, Interrnit• tent fevers, nervous detiltity. rimilmatism, era sickness, low spirits, or loss of vital power, what Plantatiem Bitters has done for them, arid be governed by the response they make to your inquiries. Liberty Township Bounty litale• went for 1872. Amount of Town Bond held by F. 11 Coon, $5OO 02 Interest to Nov. 1, 1072, 255 01 733 09 By amount paid by L, A. Tompkins 6203 00 By amount paid by Ira Dawiey; 173 00 . Amount in band of L A. Tompkins, late_Treasurer 24 97 Amount in hands'of Ins 31. Da wiey, Treasons 25 00 Amount to be provided for, $330 CGS Jon A. KNAP, JAMES DOWNES, Auditors. Liberty, Susq'n Co., Pa. N0v.43, 1872.—w3 Nonce In BanfilliPte7:-. In the Distrtrt Court or ttle United Slate.,, for.the Wraterri Di,triet of Pennsvhdrnin Ia Rs Van/y IV. Walker Bankrupt. ...IS 1503 an lJankrusetj. Notice is hereby given that there will be a second genera/ meeting, of the Creditors of the above named bankrtipt,tor the purpose contem ploted in the 27 Section of the Bankrupt Act,on the 10th day at December, 1872, t 9 o'clock, p. tn., at the Mike or Edward N. Willard, Regis ter in Bankruptcy, and all creditors who have proved their debts, are hereby notified to be present at said Meeting. STANLET - 31fTCITELI, A/SigTlee. Scranton, Pa., Nov. ISth, 1872.—w3 Blouse and Lot for .Snio. The subscriber offers for sale, his house and lot, 1 1-2 mile north from'ltirthardville, on the middle branch creek road. Said lot contains six acts. of land, and is good for ptsture, being well supplied with water, there b&in,f, a small creek running Its whole length hod passing within ono rod of the house inflking it very handy for washing ptnix,siac' .There is a good house and barn on the premises, find a well of never failing water wittin a few steps of the door, It is a suitable piece for a mhu With a trade, such as a Shoemaker, titaness mnk'er or any such business. It is very handy to'chtircb, It bring 1-9 mile north of Bapqst Church Birchardville, and 43 mile Ewalt of 111. Church at Forest Lake Centre, in fact, it is a pleasant and convenient place for any one that wishes to retire from business. For sale cheap. Enquire err the premises of the subscriber, or Z. Cobb, Montrose, Pa. CHARLES DECKER Bircharch , 7Ue, Susq'a Co., Pa, Nov. 0, 1572. For Salle A new honac well 'furnished, good water han dy, IM acres of land, ua 20 or more good fruit trees thereon. Is situated Ile,' Miles n'rthoi Mon trose, near Beach's Plainttia Mill, nlso.a Woolen r notary, Carriage and .13lacksmith Shop, Otist and Save Mill, near by and aim coda from school. Any person wantinga good place n get it nt a bargain. Call on a James t. Carmalt, or the proprietor. • •IL 0. - -ti:IIOESS. .Vontrose, Oct. 30th, itcp. ,•- 48 10 47 09 238 50 F. Churchill. ' .• Justice of the Peace! 'office oier L. S. Len helm's store, Great Bend borough, Susquehan na Co., Pa. Has the settlement of the dockets of the late Isaac Beckhow, deceased. Office holm from 9 to 13 o'cluck r a. na., and from 1 to 4 o'clock p. M. Great Bend Oct. 2d 1872. Jury List. For the term of Court to commeneo st Montrose, on Bloody, November 11th, 1873: TnAveroi knots-2(1 week \. 4539 2907 2907 Auburn—Samuel Dean, Lyman G. CogswelL = Brooklyn—Samuel B. Eldridge, Edwin Good rich, Edwin P. Mack. Clifford—Martin A.Gorrdster. Clmeoaut—Lawrence Mclncrny. • Dimoek—Elisha W. robins- Franklin—John Boyd. Forest Lake—James .1/.. RICP, ' Jas. S. Bins range. Gibson—Edward Popc,'WilliaM. Framing. Great Bend boro—Milo Gurnsey. Great Bend twp—Jaines A. Green. Harmony—David Taylor, John. D. Bhutto. Herrick—Trevenen Mina. Jessup—Jesse Sherman. • - Jackson—Ansel Page. . Lenox—James Snyder, Jolla C. Decker. Liberty Rum' S. Luce. Montrose Edwin Lathrop, George V. Bent ly, William IL Cooper. Ifidletown Eghert Sled - well. • Ncw Milford twp Frank E, Cole ; fierier, A. Stoddard. New _Milford boro—George Pratt, Waihigton F. Boyle. . . Oaliland Morgan E. Shritta itinkson Scribner. Rash—Daniel Gary. . . • . Sitsquchanna Depot George N. Brown, Gilbert 0. Sweet. Silver Lake—Nathaniel VlTakelee, Wit. Bolles. Thomson—Stepbert R. Gelatt, Win. Ankina. To.Avzn.ie Jul/Qua-3d week Summoned to attend on Tuesday, at 0 o'clotk, Auburn—DeWitt C. Titman.f.nrenzo Reimel, Bradley Lacey, Charles Thay.no,. Emmet Tewksbury. Bmoklyn—Bradford 0. Wittrons,:„ Bridgewater Crispin Vaugh, David D. Hinds. e s Choconut Patrick- jfe.Vionis. Clifford - James Welts, Thomas .1.-Wells. Dimock Newton J. Young. ; Forest Lake Solomon. 'Bradshaw, Daniel Gr Frten egory ' dsville—Hiram Cook, Franklin—Rufus Tuttle. Garson—liorace W. Steams.- liartord—Penuel Carpenter; 'Wallace L. Voucher. - • _ - - Jessup—David Shay, Wakeman Handdck. Little Meet:4B-811as iNgividee. = •-• , a Liberty—LPtillip Gage. Lenox—Martin. W. - Rood, John Clark r • • Lathrop:—Sohn Tiffany. - Montrose—Edwin R.Smitli. New _Milford twp.--Clrarlea Brush, -Walter Watson.. d Depot--C. -- 0311a . Wigton Williams. Epringville—ferendaft Colder, Tea A Welt. Sand. WIII. B. UrindlidC, eal4ol D,SafPIII rt• nusiiwigs LOCALS • $.494 97 Teacher's Emmauslon. ' ake=Braelcuey Beim honst, Thurs day, November 7tb„,.. Franklin '4h Liberty-14%11410 Centre, school house, Friday, November Bth. New Milford—New. Milford • boro. school house, Einturday, November nib:. , - ,County Institute . Mentrose,Monday,Novom bee lltb to 15th. . . . Bridgewater —gontrose, Baltatiay,liovembet 16 Lb. Dimbck:Leorners .acbool luzse, Monday,yo vember 1811 L Brooklyn—Ccatroschool hcitne,'Toestlay f Ne. veinbet 10th. • Gibson—Kemiedy school house, Wednesday, November 20th. Mi;=== Ararat and Thornsou:—Aldrich school house, Friday; November 2a. Great Bend=- 1 011age'rehool house, Monday, November 24th. flarmonv and - Oaklsrear-9asqueban as Depot,. Saturday, November 23d. Chapman and Foreat tidca—Ceatra iittOot house. Wednesday, November :17th. - Middhaanm—Centta selmot house, ,Friday NoveMber 29th. Each extiminatlen to commence at 9 o'clock, a. in. Teachers Will provide pen, ink, paper, pencil, and Union Fourth Reader: It is acces sory that each one be present - before the exam ination In nisi branch is closed. The State Stillerlntendant has - decided that It is the legal duty or oferf applicanT to attend the examination appointed' tof the distrlct in which ho lives or expects to tort. 11A1E1%4.11m0, ors retpunt an examination in another place,. for a just reason. Directors are earnestly nrzed to be present In their own districts. Teachers will not commence to teach without a certificate or.expect a private examination. .W. C. TiLtrzst, Comity Suet. Forest Lake Centre bet. G. 1874. Special attention of the Trade Is invited to Holiday E4ond_ s comprising in part, Motto Cups and &Incurs, MotteOlugs, Toy Setts, etc., ate., advertised in this by 'H. .1. Wcidener,..BB Second Street. Philadelphia. Ppevial gotiro. The Warning has been Heeded. Since the exposure of the attempts made by certain onscropolons fond dealers, bun im off their coarse as. strirgente, made from cliatif aid Impure materials, in the pltre of the great national tonle, liostetter's titans. ash Bitters. public opinion has Pet Ittongly against these empiric', and their preparations. Their occupa tion le gone, or eoon be. When the light Is Ict in to d• ception it soon Wilts dowd: rerroua who trill& with their own health, by using unldiown preparation., with no patentee to sustain them. when an establish. ed spemfic. proven by twenty peace 'experience to he exactly what It Is claimed to he, is within .their reach, are sure ton pent title tomer' ly. Many have done so in this instance, but It Is hoped that the truth plainly spoken has arresteo the evil. In the meantime the do. mend for the leading Metric:lee and restorative medi cine of America was never so great as It has been this ecason. From the fetal and ague districts of the tent, south suet, and eonth, it is literally overwhelming. and it mar IX, sold of the sdvices from all parts of the coon try ti? the cares It is effecting In dyspepsia, billions complaints, and chronic constipation, that "their came Is legion ." Everywhere the rick and feeble seem to have realised the importance of "holding fast that which is good," and of avoiding what is spurious and danger.... , The numerous 'Titters," ender +tartans names. which mercenary dealer. endeavor to aribattioto for Ilostetter's Stomach Bitters, aheld be avoided. for their own +lakes. by the sick nest the imblic at burn, Iloatetter'slit..us are procurable in beaks may, lent never sold lu hulk.. ERRORS 05 YOUTH. ALE,Egii,",EP'zth.ar.Trely . ,foanr r d e nl f ge n egeT:rl tadisentin fort. roke of veering' hu manity, snit tree to sit who nen It. the receipt end di rection for seeking the stint° remedy by which be was cured. Sufferers wlshitig twipro lyr theadclscr's experi ence csO do so by addressing, In pelrcet contlenee. S(111!: B. OGDEN: No. CI Cedar atreet. New York. lIERIFF'S SALES —HY VIRTUE OF r=") Writs issued by the Court of Common Pleas of Susquchanna County and to me directed, I will expose to sale by public yendue, at the Court House In Montrose, on Friday, Nov. 15, 1872, at 2 o'clock, p. m., the following pieces or parcels of land, to wit : All those two certain pieces or parcels of tandesituare to the township of Jessup, in the county of Susquehanna, and State of Pennsyl vania, the first piece bounded and described as felons, to wit : Beginning.at a cc rner of the south end of a stone wall on the west line of David Olmstead's land; thence by the mid line n rth 13),i degrees west, 165 perches to a post and stones corner; thence by lands of said Olmstead and Lyman Pickett north 271,j de grees..east 41 perches to a post and stones; thence south 83 degrees west 20 perches to a post and stones in a small run; thence by land paw of 41 B. Downer, south',o degrees west, 43 perches to a post and stones, and soutli i 27 l 4 de grees omit, 84 one-halt perches to a post and atones; thTe by lands of Charles Bolles and I . ..kat:malt Iles, south 10% degrees cast, 149 perches to t end of a stone wall near the northwest hank of the Wyalusing Creek ; thence ,s rutty, 48 degrees west, 18 perches into the Very road; thence along said road south 21r4 iiegres east, 16 1 4 perches; thence north et negreereast, 15)s perches by ; land of Russell Very 'to tr Oben" corner; thence by the same north 21 (.< degrees east, 42 perches Into the road: thence along the road north 80 de grees east, 14 perches; thence by lands of Very, Shay, and others, south '63 degrees east, 114% perches to a post and stones; thence north 27 degrees east, 92 perches; thence north. 63 de grees west, 87 perches to a hemlock corner of Thomas P. Meeker's land; then.° by the same north 27 degrees east, 2634 'perches to an iron wood sspling ; thence by laid 4ately sold to Da. aid Olmstead, south 733‘ degrees west, 41 perch es to a small yellow Well in the southeast bank of the creek; thence by said Ohnstead's land north 23 degrees west, 39 perches, and north 20 degrees west, 17 3-10ths perchtri tO Si post anti stone corner above the WyalusingOrcek road; thence by - the same south 74 degrees West, 10 34 perches to the place of beginning , Ccatitairting 169 SilOths acres ot lora be the same More or less, wlth the appurtenances, two direlling houses, 4 barns, 1 hog house 2 °tetrarch, and about 120 acres improved—The second piece or parcel of land, including the W(ffi and milt privileges thereon, situate in the township of Jessup, in the county of Susquehanna. and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit ; Beginning' at a )sdint ib the Wyalusing Creek road, in line of Elltannah Bolho's land; thence along the road north . 63 degrees watt, ()perches, and north 40 dLigteett west, 2231 perches to a corner • thence south 41 degrees west, 15 perches, cross ing the' creek ter low the bridge, and in lino with en apple tree on north side and beech tree on sonth bank to a post west side of road ; thence south 46 degrees mast, 4454 perches ap the south bank of the Creek and Still pond to a small maple; thence across the mill pond, north 4 degrees cast. 2234. perches, to the place of begitming, containing three and three quarter acres, of land,. be the same morcor less, with the appurtenant:tut, one dwelling-house, 1 cooper shop, 1 grist-tnill, 1. saw mill, I distillery, i hog house, and all lm- Improved. (Taken in execution at this Suit of Sarah Carmelt vs. Thomas J. Peptic.) ALSO : —AII that certain piece or parcel of land situate in the townkliip of flush, in the county of Susquehanna, and State of Pcnnsyl tl - yenta, bounded and described as follows, to wit: On the north by lauds of James MeDer mot, on the east by lands of 'Jas. LOgah and John C. Graham, on the south by lands of Syl. rester Bowers,and on the west by lands of Freeman Ellsworth and Edward Filan,contain ing about 260 acres of land, be the same snore or Itais.With the appurtenances,l dwelling-house, I frame bkrn, one Mall orchard, and about 40 acre% improved. (Taken in execution at the 'suit of Peter Collins, assigned to (ieo. P. Little vs. Henry Green. _ ALSO.—AII that certain p iece or parcel of land situate in. the township of Clifford, in the county of Susquehanna, and State or Perntsyl+ vents, boutfda4 and described as' follows, to wit Beginning at the southeast corner of C. P. Gifford's lot; thence along said Gifford's lot, north 43 1-2 degnics west. CO perches to a beta lock corner, the line, of Pulaski Chamberlin% thence south, 40 141 degrees west,. along daid Chamberlin's lands, 40 perches to a stake and stance; thence south 481.3 degeeci east,. 60 ' perches to a stake and stones hi din line of Ex-, ra Trucsdale ; thence north 1414 tlegrem east, 40 perches, to the place of beginning, contain ing fifteen and : , ••100ths CCM Of land ) '-strlet. Measures, be Use Same more oi• less, witllthe ttp• purtenances.l frame home, 1. barn. 1. small orchard, and about, 1,2 acres Improved.. gal= in execution rit,the suit of firma Stevehs use of Joel Denny vs. hiatolph ?cliffer.) — ALSEC—All.that certain piece ,panel of land situate tri the Wrong' of Montrose, laps. =My of 8 - a.ucherma, and State of, Pennsyl• bogadedgasl' descdbxt sifoltnimAisvW Beginning at, the southeast corner of a lot con !eyed byT.,4„ra.Beeboandorijeaa, ~113nua15,..111 Bliss, on - a - public street;•'thencerinwth 4 6l - 1-2 degrees west, by Molest mentioned loy3perelr es to the lino of the Ohl Foupdry. let;. thee 4cet by the same northl3B'l-2 degrees east;3 peAdi es.:l;foot and 'alai( to.tbe northwest, cornet; oft ato conveyed by 8. H. Bare st:ld'others ton said Ezra Beelie; thence' b 9 the llama; 46rith '5l 1.2 degrees east, fe ; perchestonepost 013 a paint street aforesaid, the smallest corner Ot tho' last. mentioned lot; -thenee:by. sold .tareet,lotitrt. ,24 1-2 degrees West; 11.pereberl foot and a half. AO_ the place of beginning,:confainingllSperchtsa land t be the mime more or leis, with tbe„appur tenances,l frame house, 1 frame barn, a kw fruit, trees, and all improved, , [Taken in excels. tion at the suit or A. Lathrop- st•-"Polik; Watson. ALSO.—All that eaten pie& •Oeivirtel"of land situate In Abe Borough. of :Great ,13end; in the county of Stisquehanna; : and•Stideof Penn sylvania, bounded and described as follows to wit r Northerly by Chniehlittreet, easterly by loads of - John •Ir. - Brown, -acrotherly-by . -pie Ragan', Ocimpany'srtbibilsi..-ands -westenY 4hY Grace Church beryinagrouncl,containingabout acreerof Ilmdel..eThe same motet-or , teas, with', the apputltrairat6m, I.• Foundry'. building, naschine shop; elate rind I alliniprered, (Taken' , in execution at the suit of the Lycoming , Fire Insurance comparry - yte ?.:.l): Estshrobk ; Charles Simpson, 11. Pi . DOrirt;.3lt;!../111tkikr.!•: - Iteckhow, F. Churchill,-LPB. lienheim George ; W. Griggs, L Gticn;V: EClfity 4 r; pliens'& H. McKinney, partners as thel' , Gratt; Hend-FOundrytiompany.). , -17 • r, ALEV=AiI that, Certain piece'- or parcel of land, siluateja thetotraship of "Auburn, the county of Susi:pleb:ulna; and State of Penn sylvania, bounded and described as lolloWs; to wit rt Beginning 'at • the read- rorating - east 20 rods; thence soutiVßiods74ltenee west 20 rests; thence north 8 rods•to'fbe' plate of • beginning,' containing 1 acreof land; be the'sanih'rnima or less, with the , appurtenanees,.l frame. dwelling house, 1 frame barn, I store house' and ant buildings, a few fruit trees. and ail: improves!. [Taken in execution at the suit of 0. H. Loom:, Is as: Low & Harris, C.' L. Low, and - . Elms Tit man,] • ALSO—An the felloWinidescribsd parcel of land situate in Springville and Auburn townships, enemy of SligtillObarifitl, and Rate 01 Pennsylvania, bounded and - described as lot lows; to witt Begbnieg at a heel; 'the Routh cast corner hereof, and the northeast" carnet 'of I=ll4 sold to Nathaniel G. Ashley ; -.theme by lands of Zopher Blakeiflee,. north 9 degrees, westl22 perches,•to u past the cortbwmt cm , net of Ass Packer-'s lot; thence ty • said lot north thirty-State perches to a :post the north, east corner hereof; thence h t 4ands of Abe- Drinker estate and Taff milers •• • stild. to' Jaber Sumier, 'north 89 degrees•Wea ; thente ninth degree west, 153 nod 6-10 perches; to• the north line Of Amos'Bennett's lands; *hence by hinds of and Nathaniel G... Asldey's".lo; south,.B9 degrees west,ll2 and 7.-10 perches to ' the heginnMg, containing 95, acres and 127 I perchm. mornorteSs.- ' ALSO.- - Alt that certain piece or .phreci . of land lying and helhKilittle toWnsliipraf Auburra,- in the county of Susqitehrirana. and -State of Pennsylvania, bounded and describaa as follows; to Wit: Beginning at a post the mnrtliedif,CM , ` ncr Ora lot romierely com‘eyed"te‘joltit o:dtleyl' thence by the north line of said last: mentioned. lot north, 80 degrees west, 87 peteltet and. 8-10' of is perch ten post the southeast cornet' .of, lot,J No. 69 ; on Henry Drinker's lieshoppen map; thence by the Last fine of said' - perches, and of a let of.Buthrtel Bruratingetterffe 42 and one third percli tea post ; thentexougs 89 degrees east, 37 and 8.10 perches to etplost on- Me' line of lot No.' 'on the-map nrarraild thence south along the line of the ,aforesaid lot mentioned, 42' and one-third• perches 1.01 !Si!! place of beginning, containing tele atica,-tnbro or less. 10gOiltr witli the OppUrkll2lllo4, - I two; story brick dwelling' house, -2- ironic o.ltrns,• frame hog house ,2 ortisards, and mostly- - prerecl.,l Taken in exception; at thee putt ofllem, Ailar of S. A. Loomis, rersiknitl-to' N 1 C. Warner vs. N. Oyerf4eld.] • •-• Notice is herebrgleen that all tads'mrist''bc paid in cash. WM. I'. MOKLEF olteritrs °face, Montrose, Oct. 19,1872. PIKE THEE Tar Cordial NAT - 1./RYS- .:GREAT iirstEar FOR MB Throat iihd Lp.ngs.,,, , It Is.ZratifYing to tts•te!intertn thejnobliq'the Dr. L. Q: WisheNs Rine ,Treo Tar Cprdla l t for Throat and Ltmg Div , -...Pv; has maned. an enviable reputation -from.tho Atludic. to thailaz eille coast, and fromtheve to some of. the pt families ot Ear*, nor throdgh thg ptesirdhAd . ' • but by persons actually benerated and curved his officer; teK.ol,M) , ::.bur reporters, he is unable ,tg suPP I 3% thik 0111 ;144T' It gains and holds its teptitatiott . ' " • First. Not FY stoppingthoglr t aitt_y cooscn irg end assistingtature to throw off the' ut.! healthy 'matter collected' aboutthe throat and. bronchial tubes, winch causes &Malan. - , • ' Second.- It removes the causo of irritatfoit (aid& prodmcs cough) of the nitletis nierbisnO and bronchial tubes, assists the lungs tdact And throw off the unhealthy secretions, and purillett the blood. , ~„ Third. It Lt free from,' Toberta, ipeeaC, and opium, of wht e h t-throat and lung re, ,medies are composed, which. allay. couglr. only,• and disorganize tho 'stomach, It has saoothing. effect on the stomachfetett ortlha /leer and kid mays, and lymphatic and .nerrons region), thus Teaching to every part of theayatem,, add In' 1I 'lnvigorating and purifying effects It has gained. amputation Whictrit must hold above all others , hi the market. ,-NcOTXC4,IEIL - PINBIRSTAR - COMAI Great American Dyspopsirt WORM SUGA4 EiRCIPS • Beingunder my immediate directioiii they shall not loselheir curative einaliticanby the use of cheap and impure articles. H ENRY , .* l.4 s W.ISIIAR T s -• • FREE otaiiitlrt Dr. WiShares - Offica Parlor§ areopen on Mondays, Ttiesdays and Netindars from a. m., to 45 p. m., for consultatiop by - Dr. Wm. T,llagrie., With himi hrifisrctsfett'WOO suiting pborciant.orickuOsviedged . ; This opportunity is not offeredbyanrother - lip stitutiou In this city. .0.4,14rri ADDAEI3;3in),YO L. t. - .6. VIISHART;'II:I4c:j,. NSW TOME enowuco-Juanassiv. Vtelteltd'Afeinctritr... - J 1134110. 0 .V.S,Washington St, cif 4 /4= • r !Jitter, palr'. . , '• ' " " ' "112k1II: :n .; ; . 456£40 (JheeeU,tlallvp,pct lb . " factory " Eig.,:pe;px 800CL - :x! r..Fioc;.per barrel. ... . .. 43.0001 t .. 11:10rn erms,i ;.luo .. - 16s " • StAttass.t4; IViatil., per boattel - ;" r.Thie r .. . :-t,; , 4/0114 , 1f':;" s • - ' gigth, e • ' efte.9 IJoba, crop of - • • • 200 N , f TallGti" Lartl for ' ' • •Potatoci tsar bbl • : ' ' 1 3 5 41 2 - , :••'; Apples :id' ;;; 76407 .. Turkeys per Chickept . .;`• Driatio &Mit' tu - slintp,vgivettOlV i '716 'Uncr't» this Dircet47y", , om end euttlitionalline, , ..f; tj: elp;ms iiANK 1CE1V,...M Ii.VOIU:k 4li per ' cent:: Retest as all Depotits: Azres Benny/ Be.' ' zt.cre. lal.l- 1111 CLUBS di C 0... Nrika% rrAnta 4 .—Niimeas , 416stratuut: Dtaitt cintizenatre=rtuten• Ekettrgrftad,-, N.'l."lfdS3CO"; tlitn're.lta Dijaikodeigitr,o424: Boot* nd Shn co, Mtrtbandloe. on *lir,: spkreet,lrcond oar bclca the Epf scdp.ll iThureb. • C:s;1()N 110 M. kept VS" WiLLIA.II - sMlriliinatala. etrmt, IhpuL-0 W. S. Faaudry, and dealer la Plowaaad albs*. riten,ll!, ate door from ?Manors !lad Mtn N. F. I:MGM:4 Cartaz.a linker and Undertaker, pn,. , 1104 Strzat, tat awn beklet Ilattlefa Store:: ; 4 .` McCOLLUIT znisnrEns:. Detiercin . arccer:es sale Vrtitialoals, bn7Sdtn ntteet..r , '• .; carturr - ay BON'. tellers In Pisan' Peed. Itelt, Lim, Cement, rmststles and Prttelotte2A. ots; Utile Street - , opporlte the Depot:. WI s T. 11.1.117ECt: gariatnetitries af . Cigsrik` Wnolesnla desters to Ystikeo Notions sad riin•J; Street, below EplseopakCluitel.ae - • 11(153:9 ,EliAKlLesthef iraotiratturett:aaddeilery, Su Me °coo Findings, fic.,.ticar Episcopal intircli; 'AINMt 1 11AXDMi. Defile:sin Drags fuddlifallojitte and ISanufattatm of Of ir,art, , on YAW Wee!, sant! tholiopot. ,1: Cr: Wit f r ilg.ig: Moroi ShoOln; Onagencral rep ;i11; on IncirrErfeet, tomb or lho briogn . DTCVERV . A:ti...Tif.. 1!4.15.1ei1n_ O'snenatjaerctuiixdiea; dnelVoZiugi Brick Store. on Main akroot.._ LEMELIt, Mao ntacteree oe Leather.. aid iialie* •In genera! Merchandise on Main Street* , • 'r. • • II". r: pORA N, 'Merchant Tailor and dealer' In Ready lido tlotbto:, DrlClooda t Uroceilea aad Pro* 2dalo ynvet.•. HILL 3Z WHITE, MannCactnrer of and dealer In art+ or.rlows and Caltinga, - - • • • [f. ffi".•TffiCiLEY lleNci 4t Brovett. Tla. COM/Cf.' 11144' . Zino Slkoet:Ton. W. cart lap. c. AluK. intinUfaelln`" 0"p f Sherer3L'ltlain ort,r. vo INVorb and Let/ PINi , 'trailncrt at:ended tomb tr. p:ime—Gtheos Rolla.ve . , EDWARDS t BRYANT, Manelf:tannin of Wagons{ and Sleighs, near the Ingalls' Stare. '3.I,ONTROS.Z. 0. - a,'BPlll.=i"Acinfy gurtiTne.efSeriquittisses Cif :tYf 9flke Cot nuesc.M.ontr9soaa.-41,6711.. Al Ewrurrnctr.. tir' Drum.. 31.dielries.' Ll l, qunor,PAliDtlq' Stuf Grocerles. - dowery# Notion,. ec. . el., 21,• , ,- • .1.1.3113 CARMATIP, .Atfdract at LA*: Otrai Oub , door-below Tuba Dovne, Public kiyun C., • 1 ITSt. n. COON:MA CO.. Banker*. sell.Tareign PllO one Tido. ts 611,4.4 naps on England, Irr.l . lind iktiAtik.*te BILLINGS , F;7l , 27lGi.,'Gezera• iuittLlßutera once 4..taata,f, im,yellaßroatt smd AcOdeatTlekey. ralt: rhiEr&lphfs. tHilefirene door met' pns. LirtANoLtß: Oenteiid avd 13aVringiti chi crAzen 14 - Public : , BVIINS & NICHOLS; Mei OW to get Drags 14360 ~ e 1 Dm Cigars.?robar.ro Pipet, Paeltt•Boats. ele• Dl Bp Itotlano * .te. Uri* MEMO COX: Itsniee itialfei and ticaTiv 'aittelii thate*.lsegt by,thp tradq,oppOstta - pap& 1,;; , ZOITY "COMM: ' Dcidera in'StaTi, tar' 1101.,; and Uannfaeratersvf Tin and Sheathva wincoralt of Nair!. and Tainjvtka MOTlSS,Llteichafit .Tahoe sitia • Clottue:' , Trimmbige,. end Furnishing.. Goods. and , ,Itssev-Itodo Clothing, on 'Stith Street, next deo' law fanelicialuskgana.aw °Mee., . . 15 ... 4-1C.:1317/1.4.111'. .11cr Uroserffs,,Praffstolici Bonk": st.ttontry and yetlkea' at bag • f Pablic - Aretto.• • • •- 7: ;7. „ . T. SPORE & CO.,"Dealers,in Stoves, Thmitim ' Agrlealtnral Itnplem6tilr,ThiiatandartKerte/seM ilitcy,sonlßolese.: Old. ;`Tht . -b2 .. save :. ' • TStatsatlnst truant tb - e old method ot-tronal.hhittha lime abased sad much bed haulms way; It las art lonsercenildered else to pat tpattent to the torture i.t order to cafe him of trdleetwefteThitifPpalu la elresuly:, Ainderinining the energies of his system. 'Tree admen Itself do the side& cetera,' end , endeavors too , Resist bet M her dghtagalnat disemnt. This le the pro. 'riot's Attlostettefs StoMach Bitters: the Meet approc.. el teat tiver_adverttsed 01 thls errantry: It torlybetet • .corroncndedaart fall medicine. par =came; for XL.. inthefaltthes blllionaness. dyspepsia.• and:emboli:rev fetrreemeaprelallypretalent.•The ,framd, extuntste•t. • tleate of ahmmer, Is rel ; axed. Sad feeble at Its c OatOtl34 natal it*. ore may ear demand,: artilictal.aet, Coteau. ..AlTord.lt.that assistance In occastoaal dines I'll 'Hostetter's Smash Bitters, end the wills referral tomey be edeaped.. Throoghont the far West, - snit lei' tbe steaming , attested of the Southern rivers. all the itches Of p eri odfrat fever a ro' probably Alb Had PI contao7of Udatettcia Itltterebeett corninented by, theanfrarere a month nee, a., before the unhealthy Sessotiettn,'seren•itightes of the Would In el) •pro-• behility be to thew usual health it the present time. 'tooth tor want of formed. So much for not keerplP,.: • tethetiotteelibd haled datly,tite best sateiptardavilass epidemleend endemic fevers. . - tl•mts nt Irapostersand Imltatorrare tryfagtO feT4 low to the teaks of the great American remedr.theit; - tot- be sore .thet the article yen busts genuine and ve rified. by the r,mper tilde Woke. •' 'the tree 'Mete than ',only be ohtaterd t i t bottles. .Iliware of Alta operltput •tilttets Sold by the gallon arln keg.. MEM= C;!..4nte'et 11' I7aalot fit. Tlfrohn'dereasSd. bliais of ohloodolo , Aration fri tho oaid etnite. hive born granted la the TID. 'derst7ned. porzonn Indebted to raid ettate, rte Wee. , hy notified to make Innmein.to pennon% to the Admits. Istrator ; And these bevlbg: ogelest the Woe, are teqeeeted - to plesenttham nt the •oelee 0fd.,11 , 4/4.; A. 1/...1107011itm. JINJA:ht. TIFFA N Y, Adder. :Drie„oventer,Scpt: TM, - • 1:071 E.LctUrs est mentaTryr har, •.' 10 cants of Natalia' Aldrich; tete of .-}knoklys 'two. tipeeepheunetoonty.-pe.i haw° - beent frentrst , .to the eteewrltiet.ill Indehtc.,, to the kaldreshite, ere, reque edlo =die Ictuedfaite paying:it:mut thole hey , . Invgaline oi-deatentte Avalon the ratite : or the geld de. teaeut; to make knOrti th Y. 011,1503? theta dela( • , • ArtIntOttrINOTICT.—Vh6 isootiinues!,. an ..dadttOr' appoldted by tho ()robin'. Court or busquohsool only to ditttiluitc thclUdds to the hands otAho - - ad, into istrator or clue estate or Levi ti ova, Ovetasod,,bors,:- by Otte tiottre that ti attrad to ..tht , eutles or Me hupolutrtitt, at tho °Menai Pitch /a Wutfolitliout - 4 , .. tiqu, thianday. the 7th of I, icnctab(l,ls3. at" 2 Vbaddw a:ori„ at which limo sad plata alt pentad in. tupattd istltshahe k norm . their deltas or Wl...mix' ,clp. hatred from totulug oh said fuud, . . W. W. WATSClNC4,ttiltair, - Watiost,Opt,hth.,lM. „.. _ . • ."f. • • " k inumkTzti.T‘inii• the state ne Mary.S. Um an, - late of Dild2twaten- Ititste• - eO,: - 4Cemlf.l: - U V•. tters. o• Adrolulatnittiau- ne ttle oald ookate tmviug Iwo granted-to the andarArint,. all panionearlog Akdd mate, aro tegunstet to m,„; Saunodlgo ppuent. and all pa:snail havhtir clou t . ittmlut istd,sateato r..eques,tedtopecatttarivillimA• tlala7. " • '4orra A; STA:MA ACILV. *tint, 1511-1 M . vkis, OUTURS NOTICE - Letters testezatnah, 474. eiteteot.Jameellansart,deegatted. let Cr o 1 dusettehanearotrety; Pa:: - have been gra nted . ,stapeehets; all yen= ladebtoll to the sal& *stet, sequestedjoulalte immediate, payment,and the.i. ' bg elstmam donee.% natal the estate of this 'aid de• War& hlo =Ye MVP tre the asuaavtutont delay. . mor B !!' 4,°r * , "rttaTows fibTicx, The attdczaigned sink turLi• JoIL at:Tolstoi! , as Andltoretry 4thtt•Coar)- of I mai, eurptiehannaCoutiV. to Cliatrthuto the r. tbsltatda trittutlihatMatislatt :nun the rEttlatiff.. Oa* °Mix ror , ea cue qf Ck Bros* beraby. lOUS bt , itts that her willattead ID Oa duties Of tat appotnini.4 t alt MA 00140 LlMantrato. anThttrailay, 0et..31a1447C0tt . e All meets intoretted aprt tr- tart Onisent elicitdm bq tomer barrolerqa crethls tut • rkid. , , • :1Z 1 2140156 4511404-441' 77 ", • •• • • t • • • -170 p; • ;.., 18cgq I , IIIW 3LILFORD.v., MNIN, 16044 , ..,?5inAl dssox.
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