THE DEMOCRAT.
goat Natettinence.
RELIGIOUS BERMES.
PTIST council Ras J. E. Catasama D. D. Pastor.
Elablaath Serf fres... . a. m. and 7 . so.
Isabbs:h 40/001. 19 m.
Prayer Ilmung, Weans:day Esesslars "7‘
RET.S.I4.AITIIIT
C Alllol.lll' CH C 7 Hell ... , .
Rabbah Services See4;ad Sunday la each lliauth
Mass
/lab into ftbool .. tounedlately before
C Pic,copAL CRiIRCR .Rec. fl A W.amams. Rector.
Iy~Ya ID ScrTYce. . •. • .... .10x m. and 734 p. m.
Seeder School ... • . . , . •• • • . fa.
Weak-U.7 Stryttee—Wedneedays p.
ASISTIPiDIST EPISCOP U. ..liermr.woz.
m.
Sabnoth V.ervire• ... • . 10.45 a. oi. and 7,30 p
Panda in .......... . ........ p m.
Aver herein:. Thursday. 7.30 p,
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PHISSFITTERIAN tEltiliell .... ... .R,,../. a Ifrizas.
ii..bbiab s.rvieet .. .• • . ~ . ...... m. and l'H
Sabbath Sebnol ... . . .. .11 lb p.m
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rrayar Meeting, 111.1,418, eVclllllOl .... ..... IN p. et.
iluslcat 9ymnaitics.
The clan in 'Musical Gymnastics meets 011
'Tuesday night, at halt put seven.
Wallet.
The last Quarterly Meeting of the Falrthla
circuit of the M. E. Church, for the Conference
year, will be held at Falrdale, by Rey. A. D.
Alexander, on the lot and 2nd of February, '73,
First sermon on Saturday, at 2 o'clock, p. m.
E. W. BREHAINEIDOIC, Pastor.
Fairdale,Jahuary 22, 1873.
Donation
The citizens of Fairdale and vicinity, are re
spectfully invited to make a donation visit, in
In. 'manse room of the M. E. Church, at Fair
dale, on Thursday. February 13th, 18:8, afternoon
and evening. for the benefit of the pastor, Rev.
E. W. Breckinritiee, and family.
By aroma or COY.
Fairdale, Jan. 18. 1873.
Sleety'lt y of Sleep
There is no rim more clearly established In
she phyviolog - y of man, than this, that the brain
erptuds its energies and itself during the hours
Ef w a kefulness, and theme are recuperated &w
-in. sleep. If the recuperation does not equal
the expenditure, the brain withers—this is In
alantly Thin 0,49 that, in early English huge
:ol7, peo.ons who were condemned to death by
being prevented (rout sleeping, always died rar
ing maniacs; thus It Is that those wto are starr
ed to death become inesne, u the brain Is not
Loattsbed and they cannot sleep.
This practical inferences are these: Ist.
TWAe who think most. who do the west brain
work. mts:ire Ahe most drop. 2nd. The time
-need' from necessary sleep is destructive to
Wad, body and estate.
Schools as Ilecliantsal Tread Mills.
State Superintendent Wiekershans says the
one, great, all prevailing, detect in our teaching
is routine_ The work of the school room runs
in ruts. Lifted out of one, the teacher some
(Inds another and runs on as be:ore. There is no
kind ~f business in which change, variety, life,
are no essential as in teaching sellout: awl yet
we have in thonsands of schools to-day, in
Pennsylvania' the same mechanical tread mill
tramping round of nearing lessons that has
gone on in them from time out of mind. Even
our norm..! schools sometimes forget that while
the priselpics th it constitute the science of
teaching are univerailly true, and universally
applienitle the tuetlitria of applying them in
the SChani rooms are endless in their variety.
Teaeltere trained in these schools too often
learn littlz more thin the methods taught them
and follow in these normal ruts until their
teaching becomes almost as monotonous and
fruitless as was that of the lens educated class
et teacion, whose places they hare taken.
A. B. C. Upon a Ball.
The following poetical alph bet, which for no.
labored wit and happiitesa of rhyme eclipses all
other poetical product ions in i HEM was wrilL
ten by Mr. Cavalry. of London, whose Fly-
Leaves have been lately attracting much atten
tion
A is an Angel of blushing eighteen ;
Li Is the Ball where the anzel was seen ;
C is the Chaperon who cheated at cards;
I) Is the Deuxtemps with Frank of the Guards;
F is the Eye which those dark lashes cover;
F is the Fan it peeped wickedly over;
G Is the Glove of superlative kid;
II h the fiend which it spitefully hid:
i is the Ice wnich the fair one demanded;
1 is the Juvenile who hailed to hand it;
X is the Kerchief a rare work of girt ;
L is the Lace which composed its chief part ;
X is the old Raid who watched the girl dance;
is the Nese she turned up at each glance;
Q is the Glyn (Just then In its prime ;)
P is the Partner who wouldn't keep time;
Q is the Quadrill put instead of the Lancers;
It is 'the Remonstrance made by the dancers;
9 is the Supper where all met in pain;
T is the Twaddle they talked on the stairs;
U is the Uncle who - thought we'd be going:"
V is the Voice which his niece replies:l"Na" in;
Vr i s the Waiter who sat up too late;
X is the Exit not rigidly straight;
T is the Yawning fit caused by the ball;
Z stands for Zero. or nothing at aIL
IleProt of Loexti Option.
to show that our opinion is likely to be veri
fied to the fate of the " Local Option Law,"
wilirh we gave immediately after its passage
last winter, that it was passed fur anything but
temperance purpose, and if not likely to be
defeated by the people, it would be repealed
this winter, we give below extracts from the
Pittsburg Gaut& and Harriabarg Patriot, to
substantiate
Many of oar exchanges in the state have elm
meneed the aetation of the license question in
new of the et.ion next spring ander the local
'option law. It may Intermit theta lo learn that
prong combination is being totmed in the
legislature for the hamediaterrpeal of that act.
A bill for the purpose la notsinthe heads of a
republican member of the house and will preba
hiy be rwui next week. The apprehensions that
, tlte great rusjority of the mantles of She state
"rill aholish liquor licenses hare strongly in
xreased since the result of the election on the
Atm] option law in Cleartlekt eouotY was en
noueleed.—Piroar.
kla annonnEed In a epeeist despatch to the
:Gaon, that a moreineut to on Toot to seral
Ile Local Option Las. heron, the time die for
voting upon it in the spring. It is ',loaned that
the liquor ring is ou band with moues to pur
chase the repeal andect. will spend it freely to ac
complish the obj
The Pittsburg limit (Democratlea bas the for
leaving comments upon what elloold • be th e ec
hos of the Demoemtle Representatives, with
which we heartily agree, and we hope no Dem
ocrat will allow himself to be made a iscape
goat for the whisky Ring. ..
We want to see this Local Option Law sub
mitted to the people as the only way ot testing
public sentiment, by which alone our Represen
tatives should be governed, and not by the
money of the whisky or say Other nag. The
Demormsey of Clearfield county expressed their
approbation of the law, and from what we can
gather, the same verdict wilt by rendered ev
ay county In the &ate. If Repub
licans want to repeal the taw, let thorn do it,
they have the control of 68 1 -Agtelotwo and
the Execntive and should not be afraid to so
cepttheresixmaiblllty. We enter our protest
altaiast the repeal of the law until the voters of
think /be 84et
Abende /lark 1C 0/1 -
1 0t7 to say whgt they
Ballow Company Election.
A meeting of the stockholders of the Mont
rose Railway was held at Springville, on Mon
day, January 13th. for the purpose of electing a
a board of Dlrectonr." The election resulted as
follows ;4. I. Blakeslee was re-elected Presi
dent of the Company ; Samuel Stark, G. E. Pa
len, S. D. Thomas, H. S. Sherman, S. Tyler, C,
M, Gem, B. H. Sayre, were re-elected Directors.
Ileum, Cooper, Brown, Jessup, and Ansart, de.
chutes a re-election, their places were filled by
Wm. J. Mnlford, A. Lathrop, Robert Reitz and
C. 0. Skeet..
Court Proceedings.
'COurt convened on Monday, the 13th Inst.,
and'ifter smiling list of jurors summoned, the
grand jury, was sworn,with Edwonl U. Rase as
foreman. Bills of indictment presented as fol
lows:
Commonwealth vs. Gilbert Davison. Indict
ment, larceny--stealing a horse of N, 0. Pass.
more in East Bridgawater. Raving gone with
tho bone to Friendoville, etc:, ho returned to
this place, when he watarrested and commit
ted to jaiL The prisoner is apparently a rath
er dissolute and reckless young man, who was
raised In the neighborhood. On being arraign•
ea he pleaded guilty, alleging, however, that In
consequence of {its to which he was subject, he
was unconscious of what he was doing till he
gdt several miles from home with the horse,
when be Teturned. ([he had previously stated
when arrested that he stole the hone on pur
pose to get sent to State's Prison. where he
could learn a trade.]
Commonwealth vs. Gilbert horizon, above
named.. -.lndictment, larceny—stealing a revol
ver frutn William Reynolds, of Brooklyn. Ver
diet, guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Thomas J. Barnes. In
dietment,selling liquor on Sunday, on complaint
of Orrin HalL Bill for appearance at April
sesslens.
Commonwealth vs. John Lannin—a boy
about 12. Indictutent, assault and battery on
Ade!best Odell, a 'boy about 9 years of age,
These were boys of parents residing at Susque
hanna Depot, in apart of the town too much
infested with rough boys. They bad got into a
dispute about driving cows, the result of which
was a severe and ilangerous kick from the older
boy, producing such an injury to the leg of the
younger as to threaten crippling him for life.
After the trial had made some progress, each
having told his story and the Doctor his, the
plea of " norguifty" was withdrawn, and on
leave of Court the case allowed to be aettled by
the parties.
ComMonwealth vt. Thos J. McNamara—
mtrety of the peace--disr.harged, no prosecutor
appearing against him.
Commonwealth vs. Edward 0. Eir--charrti
with altering a note. Deputy Prosecuting At
torney, after investigating the case, filed a state
ment that finding no sufficient ground for pre
ferring an indictment, with the leave of Court a
none prosesevi was entered.
Commonwealth vs. Edward Doyle—larceny
by bailee, indicted at a former Court. By per
mission of Court, noae prwevui entered on pay
ment of costs.
Commonwealth vs. Supervisors of Silver
Lake towdship. Indictment. neglecting to open
a new road, under what is called " Bridgewater
Road Law," extended t' Silver Lake, After a
fall hearing, jury returned a verdict of netiuitaL
Jessup, assisting Prosecuting Attorney, fur
commonwealth—Little and McCollum for de
fence.
Commonwealth Ts. J. D. Barber, an insur•
ance agent. Indictment • embezzlement, etc.
On securing payment and costs to the Comps.
ny, the case was settled by perm6•sion 01
i CAM' amonwealth vs. Samuel V. Slater, Laßelle
Baytiond and V alsdine Wilmot Indictment,
malicious mischief in placing obstruetions on
tne track of the Erie Railway near Great
Bend. On investigating the case, the grand ju
ry permitted to include Add Dimwit :4 and
Rielmrd Stack in the indictment. On giving
bail in $5OO each for their appearance at April
'miens, the young men were set at liberty.
Com.monwealth vs. Durand and Abiathar
Millard Indictment, larceny, etc., on com
plaint of Latham Ganiner, in stealing an ex
chain and cleris, in April, Int. '. lifter a long
and tedious investigation, in which 'Altere was
much conflicting testimony, a brother of the
accused testifying that be had heard them ad
mit the stealing of the chain, and ether mem
bers ol the of the family testifying that he he'd
declared himself guilty of the theft, the jury
finally rendered a verdict of not guilty. For
Prosecution, Jessup dr Watson ; for Defendants
Littlest Blaknlee.
Commonwealth vi. Supervisors of Silver
Lake township. This was another suit brought
against them for not widening a certain - Mad
according to the report of viewers pronouncing
it too narrow. alter some argument of mien.
eel, on i motion to quash the indictment, h
was quashed by the court eon the cam dismiss
ed.
Taylor, Wis & Co. vs. John S. Williams.
Suit brought on nJudgment entered on a note
given to Plaintiffs, which judgment was as
signed to J, A. Chandler to whom Defendant
alleged be bad made sundry payments, after
which the judgment was assigned back to Plain
ties without giving eredit for such payments, it
being alleged that those payments were mane
for extrusion of time, which was denied by the
Defendant, who had paid to the Sheriff the bal
ance of the judzerent. Verdict for Defendant.
Various Items.
Tee new steam mill or Thomas & Mack, on
the Montrose Railway: near Lynn, was burned
one Any last week. No insurance.
Arras at Cobettsville, destwed the store of
Ges." W. Benjamin. The insurance will not
tower the Dna.
A sun by the name of 'McGuire, was killed
oa the P. L. & W. B. H., between Great Bend
and New Milford, on Tuesday, January 14th,
He was walking toward Great Bend, upon the
track, and in stepping from one track to avoid
a passing train. be came before the express
train on the other, killing him instantly.
CAMAY/ACTA Lodge, No, MO. AL Y. 31., will
bold their fifth annual Festival, at the Ster
num House. Susquehanna Depot, February 7.
Tim Episcopal Society, at Susquehanna De•
Pot. Pro Poss to erect a church, oa the Oakland
side of the riser, at that place. It Is reported
that a site is purchased, and fh►t work will
commence early In the spring,
Lungs' Svwzn,—The ladles of Paul's
church, will give a Supper at Bacon'. rooms,
this evening, for Use benefit of the Psi:nonage
Fund. The public are respectfully Invited to
attend. Supper at 6p. m.
A mason writes for the llontnase Republican
an article that would make over two columns
of the Leader, under the signature of "Contrib
utor," and says he-does it "with a rustling pen.
should think so from the many words and
few points he makes—Binghamton Lender.
Tun Wilkea-Bartell* has hem discontinu
ed. The proprietor, Mr. Beardskss, says he can.
not afford to loose any more money by math=
log tta publication longer. Me, however, pro
poses to starts small morning piper soon. The
Data vas as ivezdaspaper and tozdalaed no
patches.
Those " ThirLY-Nine Democrats."
Ma. Eorron:—ln your paper of the 13th of
November, there is an article written by one of
our Silver Lake men, as an explanation to an
article published by you in a previous Lssue,and
hmded "To whom It may concern." In an
swer to interogatlons put by you, this known
one of Silver Lake says, "that there were 39
electors In Silver Lake, that voted at the Octo
ber election, in retaliation of the manner in
which Luzerne acted toward our nominee for
Congress, two years ago. We will admit that
there would be upwards of one hundred Demo
crats in Silver Lake, that would vote In retails-.
Lion to any wrong done to J. B. McCollum,esq.,
as he would be the choice of the Democrats of
Silver Lake. We deny that there were 19 Dem
ocrats in Silver Lake, that voted for the purpose
stated by this known one, who pasted the bal
lots of 39 Democrats on election day or autos
day previous, as be came to the Election House
with whole sheets of Democratic tickets, which
had been intrusted to him, with the name of L
D. Shoemaker pasted over that of Stanley .
Woodward. It is well knowrito many In Sit
ver Lake that he distributed pasted tickets,
without making known to them that they were
paste.L We defy him or any other person to
find thirty-nine Democrats in Silver Lake that
will acknowledge that they voted for the pur
pose stated by hirn,and will give his own reason
as stated by himself on the morning of the Oc
tober election, why he would not vote for Stan
ley
Woodward. He said that Mr. Woodward In
the convention at Lucerne two years ago, had
insulted Irishmen by saying that ho could not
go to church on a Sunday, but that he wan
dogged by Irish for money, and he tumid not
support him. Now, this known one of Silver
Lake, was one of the conferees from Susque
hanna county to Luzerne two years ago. Why
did not be make known those expressions of
Mr. Woodward when he returned from the con
vention, and not wait for upwards of two years.
.Then Irishmen would be prepared to hurl back
any insult offered them let It come from what
quarter it might. The reason he gave that he
would support L. D. Shoemaker, was that he
had been a friend at a time when he was need
ed. That woe In regard to tht Silver I.ake Post
Offlee, when there was a contemplation of ,
moving it to other parts of the township. If I
our judgment to near correct, we think any
Representative would be a friend in such a case,
for mon id both parties without regard to poli
tics petitioned to have the Office left where it
was, and it was only justice to the people of
Silver Lake and not to one indiridu.tl. Further
that Mr. Shoemaker had reinstated the Rich
mond Hill Post Office and all know that was
on the eve of election, This known one fur.
they stated in his explanation, " That there are
thirty-nine Detnocnlts in Silver Lake who would
not, and this is their greatest sin, and es Irish
men, they felt bound to repel every abuse burl
ed against them, let it come from what quarter
it might." We will admit that they would repel
every abuse hurled against them as Irishmer,
hut it Is not so in this case, as they were ignor
ant of any abuse hurled against them from the
quarter claimed by this known one, and 11 he is
capable of judging the greater sin of those men
he in better posted than the most of people
think he is. He would dive into an ink bottle
up to the elbow, with the one hand to defend
Iriehmen as it were, and with the other he
would rob them of an independent right, guar-,
anted them by the constitution of Pennsylva
nia. Ile may hurl as much abuse upon• the
hmals of Lucerne County men as he sass fit. But
when there are a portion of the Democrats of
Silver Lake misrepresented, it Is time to make
known how it was done. hether there was
any consideration for pasting 'tickets is best
known to parties concerned. We will leave
that for each one to have his own opinion. Ile
further notes, that any man insinuating other
wise, is a coward, dishonest, and a falsifier. Ws
claim there are men in Silver Lake lust as
brave, and think as much of truth and honesty
as he does. There are men too, that will -
knowledgc that they
,were deceived in their bal- •
lo.s on the Bth of October, by this known one,
who pasted tickets. We claim these facts and
shag, until there are thirty-nine Democrats
found in Silver Lake that will acknowledge I
that they voted for the purpose • stated by this
known one. When that is done, we will ac
knowledge that we have done him and those I
thirty nine Democrats an Mitotic*.
Joamm Warm.,
W. J. Heart, and many others.
Silver Lake, January, 1873.
812.isizaosis Zacmr,e4les.
Tut: WORLD DOEA - NOT CONTAM &medicinal
preparation which has obtained a more wide
spread and deserved popularity than the ilarioin
Mustang .14niment Since its introduction to
public notice more than twenty years ago, it
has been constantly used forevery kind Ofdiseaie
or injure to man or beast which can be affected
by a Inca) application, and so far as its propri
etors are aware, it has not failed in a single in
stance. Alters° long and succeasfill a term of
probation, who will have the hardihood to deny
its pre-minent claims to popular esteem.
JUIST LIST.
Tit kVERSIC Jettons--2nd week.
Apolacon—Geo. H. Whitaker
Brooklyn—George W Sterling
•.
Trumbull; Augustus P.
Bush.
y.
CEllord—David W, Halstead, James W. Low.
cr
Dlmock—Thontas B. Williams, Ferdinand M.
Woodhouse.
Forest Lake—Francis II Boutimell•
Franklin—Daniel Townsend, George P.
Stockholm.
Friendsville—Mbert Roy, James Mead.
Gibson—Josiah Taylor.
Great Bend Boro—Edward CrandalL
Great Bend Twp.—.RICIIIIIMI T. Gillespie.
Harford—Warner IL Wilmarth, Int Carpen
ter, James Porter.
Herrick—Robert Westgate, Theron B. Dim
mirk-
Jessup—Henry C. Bertholf, David Olmstead,
John Cronk.
Jackson—Henry A. Pope.
Linos—Alonzo
Liberty—Daniel S. English.
Montrose—Frederick B Frink, Emma Rog
ers.
Middletown—Edward D, Galatia.
New Milford twp.—David Summers, Joseph
McConnel.
Oakland—Henry C. Meeker.
Rnsh—James Fargo.
Springville—Jolth Tattle, George W Thomp
son, Isaac Meacham.
Susquehanna Depot—Edgar Barton,
Taiyuan Junomt—lid week.
Apolacce—Patrick Moran, John Currier.
Auburn—Jonathan Bunnell, Noah Baldwin.
Bridgewater—Jackson Baldwin.
Dknock—William Stone, Leland Blakeslee,
Andrew Why.
Bundall—Orren P. Phinney.
Forest Lake—Patrick Grin.
Gibson—Thomas Evans, Almon Clinton, Jed
son Chamberlin. ,
Harford—Hurry J. Tyler, Nathaniel Tomp
kins, Ira IL Parish.
Herrick--George W. Burns.
Little Meadows—E. B. Beardalee.
Linos—Gardner W. Green-
Lathrop—SiLzs IL Osborn, Wallace J. Steel,
Lewis B. Miller.
Montrose_.-wpilana Holbrook, Charles D. La-
AlEidletown—Myron Dodge, John S. Davis.
Oaklan&—Ephraim A. Barton, J. 51. Till.
=AL •
Bosh—George Harvey, Major 11. * Edward.'
John W. Granger, Simon Holman.
Susquehanna Depot —Elijah N. Smith, Mar
tin Gearing. •
Springvllle--John Comjnon.
Thomson—Emery A. Ormier, Bad. F. Star—
t) ,ind George W. WrOtzt, Da . ,tef B. rope,
WU ll azo Van Ban.
READING 11003 t AXE. LIIMAUT AMOCiATTroN.-
An election of officers of the :Montrose Reading
Itoom and Library Association will be held at
the Rooms of the Association on Monday, the
27th day of January, at 2 o'clock, p. m.
C. C. ILLLIIEy, Preet.
Montrose, Jens 18, 1873.
DONATION.—The friends of Rev. Miner
Swallow, will give him a donation visit, at the
reaidena; of E R. Cobb, In Rush on Thursday,
January *ant lerd, afternoon and evening All
are cordially invited. BY OROEO or Cws.
DONATION.—Tho friends of Rev. 11. Bough
ton, will give him n donation visit. at his real
denim in Brooklyn, on Thursday, Inn. 21, 18111
Afternoon and evening, all.ure invited.
rty ORM* 07, Cost.
Brooklyn, Jannary 15th, 1573.
GOOEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR FEBTICAOY 187:t
—The following embellishments will he found
in the February number: A steel plate; a gem
of a fashion plate; a slipper in colors ; an al
phabet for marking ; two extension sheets, one
of fashions. and the other of trimmings a Val
entine cut, and a numerous assortment of de
signs for work.
F. Churchill
Justice of the Peace : °like over L. S. Len
helm's store, Great Bend borough, Susquehan
na Co., Pa. Has the settlement or the dockets
of the late Isaac Reckhow, deceased. Ofilce
hours from 9 to 12 o'clock, a. m., and from 1 to
4 o'clock pa. m.
Great Bend Oct. 2d 187'2.
For Sale
A new house well finished, good water han
dy, 14 acres of land, and ' 0 or morugood fruit
trees thereon. Is situated ISi miles n'rth of Mon
trose, near &Itch's Plaining abto,a Woolen
Factory, Carriage and Blacksmith Shop, Grist
and Saw Mill, near by and a few rods front school.
Any person wanting a good place can get
it at a bargain. Call on James E. Carmalt, or
the proprietor. 11. C. BURGESS.
Montrose, Oct. Roth, 1979.
Cowl , EngscE Mr.rrreo,--There will he a
Conference and Missimary meeting, of the Sus
quehanna Aitsociation o linivermllit, at Hop
bottom, Susquehanna County, Pa., on Friday.
Saturday and Sunday, January 24th, 23th and
26th, 16;11. Rev. Mr. DeLor.g, of Binghamton,
N. Y., will be present, and other ministers front
abroad, are expected. We hope our bretheren
of the different churches, will give us their
presence on that ocen.sien. Come one, come all
and help make it a ramting long to ho remem
bered. F. E. LOOMIP,
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Chairman 31Issionury Board
Berantnn, Jan. I.sth, 1813.—w2
aFIBTS S.
WILLIAms—In New Milford, Dee. 13,2872, Car
rie A. Williams, Aged 7 pears and 7 dap.
LOSEY—In Wyalusing, Dec. 30th, 1872, Mrs.
Tillie J. (Biles) libsey, aged 20 years and 8
months.
llophottom, January 6th, Erne May,
only child of George and IL A, Miles, aged 3
3,ars and 5 months.
SOUTIIWORTH—In Liberty, Dec. 29th. 1872 Ar
thur N., infant son of Almond,., and Elvim
Southworth, aged 1 year, 3 months rnd 6
days.
GAIWNER—In Latlimp, Pa., December 20, '72,
Mrs. Lucinda Gardner, aged 72 years.
Forest Lake, Jan. 3d, 1879, Mr.
Joel Turrell, aged 71 years.
Another home desolated, and many hearts are
saddened at the departure of a loved and honored
man. Mr. Turret! settled In the home where lie
died In 111, early manhood; a home made pleas
ant to companions, children, and friends, by the
warmth of Ids friendship arid the the activity
of his labors for the good of aIL Ile was at
worA in his barn during the morning of I)ec. 30.
where be was taken a ith apoplexy, (probably
induced by a chill trout exposure to cold weath
er,) but remained conscious of everything
around hint until about 9 o'clock, p. m., atter
which he wan neatly insensible until his death.
liten~nn—Jo~sa . 1t Steeensville,Jannary 9th,
W. by Rev. M. Sn klpert Hibbard.
and MISS Mash, Jonea both of , Binh, Pa.
BENSON —TuomAs--In Laneshoro, New Year.,
night, at the house of the bride's father, Lo
grand Benson, and Miss Cora Thomas.
Bim,er—Nfo•axi.l.-111 Binghamton, Jlll3. IS . ,
by Rev. L. P Ketchun4 Charles Brant, and
alias 31ary...1.. Mcneil, both of Great Bend,
Pa.,
Wtt.mo - r—DE.mtEn—ln Great Bend horn., Jan.
41h, 1873. by F. ChunMell, mai., E. C. Wil
mot. and Mial Kate Decker. both of Great
• Bend.
aro oad,rzl X7cotieesi.
OUR BODILY INFIIIIIATIV-£4
Physical intirmaties are the lot of all. Mil
lions are ailwAys sick. No Man. woman or
child is uniformly in perfect health. Much,
however, of the sickness and suffering which
render tile a burden to so many of our fellow
beings Is due to earlessinfais and neglect_ A
mighty antidote to the )(aiding causes of disease
has been provided. It is as harmless as it is
rfileient. No poisonous drug enters into its
composition. It is au undefiled stimulant: tonic
and sperle ;t, of which every Ingreplent is veg
etable. Vies unexceptionable preventive and
restorative mcdeciue is not " a new thing muter
the sun " Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will soon
have been before the world a quarter of a cen
tury ; and it is not too much to aver that thou
sands, aye, lens of thousands. are now ttseing it
who would have been in their graves years ago
had they not been strengthened and sustained
by this wholesome stimulant.
The rapidity with which minor ailments often
become. when neglected, obstinate diseases, is
well known. Ilk tonic is famous fur the Im
mediate check which it gives to these breeders
of deadly disorders. The sensation of languor,
the sick headache, the nervousness, the indispo
sition to exertion, the nausea, the confusion of
brain, the physical debility, which are intended
to premonish us of the approach of serious dan
r, are invariably removed by a tew doses of
the Bitters. The fame of the preparation as a
genuine specific for dyspepsia,bilious complaints
malarious fevers,rheurnatista and chronic &bill
ty, is as wide as the world; and in these days of
infamous cathartics, that rob the Invalid of the
last remnants of his strength. are advertised as
Invignrnnts It Is indeed a blesagig to mankind
that Hostel ter's Stomach Hitters kre everywhere
procurable, and everywhere popular.
THE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID.
PUBLISHED as a warning anct for the benefit
of prang n and others who suffer from Nervous
Deb:llly. Loss of Manhood. Se., supplying
TUE MEANS OE SELF CURE.
Written by one trim cured himself, after un
dergning consider.ible quackery, and sent free
on receiving a post-palil directed envelope.
Adire NATHAN MAYFAIR,
Brooklyn. JUL., 12, '73. 6. . Brooklyn, N. T
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
GENTLEMAN who suffered for yearn from Nervous
21. Debility. Pormulare Decay, and all the effect• of
yonthful I..diseretion will. for tho sake of suffer/ma ha.
aurally, seed free to all who need It. the receipt and di
rection for msklug the slmple remedy by which he woo
cared. Sufferers Wishing usproat by theadviser's expert.
once ma do so by addresslog, in perfect coaddeace,
LIONS B. OGDEN,
No. 42 Ceder street. Now York.
New York Produce Market.
Corrected weekly by Harding, Ibirden, & Co.,
alll Wasbhigton St., New . York.
Butter, pail
firkin.
Clime, dairy. per lb.
factory"
Egt*, per dui •
Flour, per barrel.
Corn meal, 100 lbs...
Wheat, per bushel.,
Rye
Oats ••
Corn "
11ops, crop or 1872. •
'Fallow "
Lard per lb
Potatoes per bb1....
Apples " •• •
Turkeys per lb
Chickens
Ducks
1873
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•
Jauctary It. Int
111(03 .
2m4 , 02
140014!.;
10&11
ii,, E.ScUTOR'S NOTICE, Letters leatamcnlall tothe
li e4ate of Cynthia Jackson. drc'd,late of N. Milford,
Susquehanna county. bare `been grant.) to the
solamribery, all perron Indebted to the Raid" estate, ere
reqamted to make Immediate payment. and those bee.
trm dolma or demands emoet the aerate of the said, dee
etannt, to make known the same without delay,
J. O. Mecum,ux, EzeentOr. -
New Milton , Jan. 1 ISM
. 711 . k640
043e,g10
0.7433 DO
1.1114._et2.00
WO 1
44:14,4.50
S.ECUTPIPS N01T,85--Lettere testaceigkri WA. E e.tate o Elijah Bum:toll. law of Bridgewater tarp.,
daeqarlietios anardy, Pa., tutve beau greater! to. the•
auta,crih o r.4ll pen°. todebted ‘to the said estate; are
region ed to molts lauaollete partivat,iad Bowe hay.
lug claims ar deataade &rain st the ciliate of the wad tle;
culant, to lola° known the porno without daisy.
BIBBY 881T.4 w-
LIPONMETS,
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s B@''l4 l
.^.502.1.
7.502.00
.. 12014
. 10619
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OVIMOSE GRADED iCIHOOL4
187
FALL Tram Began Sept. 241,1873.
WEITEB Taos Begins. Jan. 3.1. 1873.
Bram Timm April 21,1873.
refT/02t—Higher Deptilitient, VI 00
Secondary Department, ii 00
The coursed' Instruction includes the ENG
EM/1 BILUICIIPA, the LiNGIJACIEB, .111.11TILE3Lti -
ICS, and the ISATUEAL SCIENCES.
STUDENTS ARE FITTED FOB
COILEGESow:L.MSTITIITIORS
OF LEARNPN.G,
And bPECIAL ATTENTION. GIVEN to the
Preparation of Teachers.
'The Building is Commodious, Pleas
ant, and well-arranged for
IMPARTING INSTRUCTION.
Students can entrr at at any time, and
Tuition will be
Charged Proportionally.
fgfir Rooms eau be secured for those
desiring to board themsehes.
For further particulars address A. B.
BERLIN, Priuoipal, or the Secretory of
the Boort!.
Wm. H. JESSE?, Pm
B. THATCHER, Sec'y.
Mr'utrose, Oct. 80. '72-om.
1854. 1872.
GUTTENBERG,
ROSENBAUM & CO.
- PAO
- 4.93
CLOTHIERS, MERCHANT TAILOR§
...
AND DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, MILLINER f &
FA ACY GOODS, FURS, ROBES,
MATS CAPS, GENTS' LE LA D/ES'
FVUNISEICNG GOODS, &C,, &C.
Our Assortment of
DIMS 0 DODS, 1111.11W1.13, CLOAKVICIS, CABAL.
V ERRS, CLOTDS, AND DZAVIERS
Ls C7ctricarslotfe.
PLANCLI.Q..IIRD BLANK
11T6, ilfwiEitY,l:l7BlAB. ROODS,
=TWOIMO:MIM
voa Lumis VIIILDRES. GLOVES, /W.,
In Great Variety.
THLIIMED tad rwrrulorao 11... r. for Ladles and Mil
droo Evcrythinn belonzlng to the MILLINERY
TRADE. silt and Cottnn Yeleas In black and colors,
Velum. Flowers. Ribbon., Feathers, Frames, Laces,
Ver7 Large.
MiensisseaLocepLimig GlecrodLoh
Table Linens. Napkins. Toweling*. Crash, 11lull=
Ticking*. Prints, At, Pell In Evers Una.
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS, KID GLOVES,
CORSETS, PELT AND 1100 P SEITITS,
swrrcuzs, CIRONONS. 11AIR NETS.
EMBROIDERIES.& STAMPED PATTERNS.
Comae* Lrairs. ZEPHYR WOOSTEDS. GERMAN
TOWN WOOLS, CANVAS PATTERNS,
An Wort and All Sham
•
READY MADE CLOTHING
A BPBOIALLITY I
11 a MINDIACTURE ALL ODD OWN 000D8, sad
16118 OP CUBTOI WORI TO ORDER
AFTER 11EAHrRE.
WI keep a tiro assortment of Curtin, Cassiisou
Ltaavar.a, Vsarmas, bc, on hand tarthat purposo.
GENTS' FURNISHING 89003.
IL&TS AND OAPS, A Full Line.
GLOVES, TIES, BOWS
COTTON. An WOOLEN SHIRTS, .
COLLARS, KNIT TSCht,TS,
AND UNDERGARMENTS
All Oradea iod Stzes for Soy., and Largo Watt,.
!WARFEL ruas. TRUNEB, BATCHED,
aC.
We will aril eeerythleg In ear line as eh rap as th
next. and TICAMANTLI ETILZIrtIILSO to be /tea Wn►r
ITS IttPTIT.SINT IT TO ET.
We cannot make oat a price ilia of oar various kinds
of Goods, es they ere too nonicrons togire fu one edi
tion, bat would request all to call and compare plebs
end quality, and thus be convinced of the troth of our
assertions.
GUTTEN BERG R05E:4413A1131 & Co
Ilantrose.llov. IS. 1872.
DIIINISTRATAWB NOTICS.—TA too estate of
1%. Elias Northrop. late of Liberty. thisquebanaa
Co.. Ph.. deceased. Letter. of Admtnistmaloo to
the said estate barite:been granted (who onderviirned,
o il pence's oaring said estate, are rereiested*co make
Immediate payment, and an persons having Claims
ada Lost said estate= retreated to prernftliemeritholit ,
• • - 1211111 IfOrtTLIROP, %dere.
DISSOLLIIOII.—The Ann of Groves* Baal ter him
lit+ been dissolve I. J. &Stater has open d a shop
over J. IL DeWitt's store. where he will be glad to ac
commodate all his old friends sad patrons Cutting
done In the latest sty's. J. IiaUTITIL
Moutnem, Jou. IS„ 141-242.
DOWN TOWN NEWS.
MINER AND COATS,
Alan Stmt. 6 dour* below Doyd'e Corner .
FLOUR, GROCERIES, AND
PROVISIONS.
Wouseonstoollyrot irings ad now have onbai
afresh stock of Goods In our 111 e.whieb wn wilLel
CHEAP CHEAP I - CHEAP
fornosb.oroxchs nro orprodneg o
GOOD TEAS,
COFFEE, SUGAR,
MOLASSES, SPICES,
PORK, FISH, LARD,
, HAMS, DRIED FRUITS,
14
C 0 nen ,* TIMOTHY SEED,
We hi ..eat id and made addltf one toon r Stock
Palls.at d are now readTr to forward Hatter to the bee.
eamodet•on bonen In Igew York.lree of charge, ant
inaltellberaltdrancemente °aeons:o2mM'.
Call and examlneonr stock before pareballog ells
where. andeonvlneevonmolves oftbe
GOOD QUALITY
Good& LOW PRICES
s.
. C 1112 1 11 P • • 11. COAL
A Perri for Plato or IRS Rent.
A Floe of me Intintridano tea scree la Jeans tows.
W Susquehanna p. Susquehan County. Pa. Wald Ana has a
"nod
ham OD It. MO bin/. and a granary. two erubs , brlng
aprtogrot Was: lambast. la. WM be sold at nmtag
oa llbe sI terse oui um owner la to other boatman.
r e.llllll.lltisock Matta; Ot Ono Daly.
W yorstairConaty.P/. 1
. Dec. 14701, :
Tao itnu in lids Diietterfl,Blll ran ellti)—
anch additiqnal lino, 50 era..
NEW MILFORD.
BAVI7G9 BANE, NEW IIILFORD,-613 par emit. .
tarty% on an Depodui. Dots a tens auk!! ar 1611
ne.i. .11-II S. R. MUM Jo 00.
CAYUGA PIASTEI
Ca t—th*CtlOLA9 orialt6l4,
titalar le genuine rus ?ham nroaaL.
Vt. L A, CO ,NakTeln Diyaoodl,ll.•%C•P•
Voall aid Short, en.IGCIIIeIIII Ylert.hardlss. on Wit
street, atevad door belay the gpissoral Clara. • .
UNION LIOTEL. Rept by WILLIAM 13=7,ca Kaki
'vett, naty rtie Dcpot.•
W. O. Porndry, on d dealer to ?tows Endo**,
atrosl Is, coo door from Pbloney's 130:e1, Mato Bt.
susuhral, C.rnsgir Watt, and Undertiker, to
3ld. dlrret, two doors beltriv ifstrlefs Mom,
u.cor.uta ralyntssa. Maori 1.11 Ground* as
Provlricms, ate Man Street.•
U.GORRiT 8 ICON. Venter' to soloat. teed. area,
B.lt, Lime, Cement. Groceries and Provisksocos
Main Street, appeal', ?kw Der(. •
W. T. HAYDEN. IferainnlnTre of Ogee ere
Wholcula &alert 10 , hicites A0110:11 kid rag
Good.. on Ikin Strew. bolo* Bodsvpsi aba,*
MOSS 0 KNAP. Leather lianasetalln EseiEsalsrs
Is Mc peso Finding*, te„ nest Episcopal Clir& •
ArNEY It HAYDEN. Deafen In Druz. Sad Maki's.,
and ILioatneturcro of Clpn, on Main_
the Dopot.
S. DICKETISILN. Jn., Dealer in general iciadslicall•
and Clothing. Brick Store. an Ken street •
GREAT BEND.
L. 8. LEMIEI3I. lisnurarturer of Lather. tai dab*
to grurant llerchasdise. on lists Street.*
O. Y. DOD VI, Merchant Tailor and drsbre l 0 Milt{
Made Clothing, Dry coods,Drocerlosaruirre‘llloll,
Datrk
LF2.cOXVILLE
nitust Manarlactiectietind deahrtianert
of Lb., and Va.tlont,
OD3SON
n. V. 'Mrs LEY—D..ler Stoves, rn, Copper. ate:
and Sheet Iron Ware, Cavan'''. de. disovartMdbifte
er of Shea Metals to rod( r. v. Trot:Oswalt=
hrodoese attended to at fair prinry—olltera
realowvacia.-1.1.
EDWARIPt a BILYAN'T. MathefeetErsett Of Whoa*
end hietent, nest the Ingalls' Mors.
2.IO):TROSE.
O. KBEIMIC—CIot! Surveyor, of Itesquebatai, CNa
ty. Office In the Court Ocoee. Itantroeck.
&BEL TURRELL, Dealer In Drcitc. Nedidnil6 L.
(mot*. Panto, Oils, Dye Btarro, Ofool2llllll. ainr4b7
Notions, etc. 1 40 P. 21. '7O
JANIVI E. CARSIALT, Attorney at Lim. Olio
door bolo. Turbo]] Homo. Public Arnoue.• „
WV. U. COOPER it CO.. Bankers, sell Pamir Pu.
.a ;c Tick ts and Drafts an England, Ireland andllocrk
SILLEWS STROUD. Genera Firs snail% Coat*
Jump Aram; st.o.i.llßaßrosa and Actfdea*Tfrbtt
to New Tort and Philadelphts. Ogles ens await
of the Dank..
P. B. CifANDLERf (lemma] Iresurtato Illirwbelykt
aloe Age nt,rublie Avenue.*
ISPICNS & NiellOLS, the_ place t_o tot Thugsead WNW
ones, Cl en, Tobacco, Plpoi. PocketWooke, Webb
eels Yecilkee Notions. ac.. Wick Week-
WU. L. COX, Siamese maker and doter l■ all =nip
asilally kept-by the trade, nntioslts the Cask.
BOYD & COMPS. In Stoves, Hardin"
and lktantseturers or Tin nod Sheettrou rareopliniar
of nolo and Turnpike street.
8. R. MORO.. Ilthrehant Tailor wad dodo? Sit
Clotho• Trimmings. and Fartith!deg Geode. 11110
ltradyMado nothing. on Math blthel,stzt doid le
low Little andtlakeleea Law Mat.
♦. N. lIIT'LL-ULU, Dealer In Urottstfss„ Prirridint
Tionks, Stationery and Yankee Notions, u bol
Public Arerida!
"r 12161113Z1Ta SA 31EIL ClOl7 le 39 •
orrostra Tu. anal ugril,
YON'TROBE, PELTr.
JOHN e. rr*Plieleih
Eight Steps lam tiff■ Woue• Cal>t oocn•etttiwtr
lac 1.1. L. & W. the ILrlo, end the, Le ri tzahry Neu
LW, a.
HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOOI.
Knox,
For the Miami core ollbe Erring and rinferttutte,oe'v
Prtnelples of Chrollan Ptillantkrbpy.
gamy. oat tbe Ertersof l'unth and the Fontes Orli,
In Motion to Marriage and Social Erna, with moltar
old for the abßetcd. Pent free. Jemmied enve=ll
dree• lIONVARD ASSOCIATION. Box P. Ph
. .
weitraptiv rrigt:riiitt ,
• . . •'I
AT .
• .
WILLIAM:SMITH'S- ..,
Arguello Furniture R's=mon 'U lad tits ismsei .
FIRST CLASS AND COMMON
FURNITIIREI2 . :,
To be found In. W. auction of 11.6 enubM of his w
manufacture, and at prices that cannot ask Is she sops. r,
(salon. 110 maim the very butt . ' '
II3=NSION °MALES 1, ~,
In the Country. and Wdllll43Td Item. :, :.1.
....., .
~..,
UPHOLSTERY WORE
Of all kinds done to the owed msassi. ._
03 X' Ft X 24 131.
M33DS. 23 331 at.
OF VARIOUS
PURE NO.I MATRASSES,. ' •
COMMON lIATRASSEL ".
...—... .
UNDEATAKING.7"
4
„ me 'rb l i ellt RUM will
beftal .
.... Li e f! : a ir " I "d ecri r s ts _R a
'
IA S` and the most elmot miasmas la the au .
1 Leedlnd his swim fill be attended to promptip 3 AS
WM W. SMlTlllifldit. ;
vauxos.. Pa.. ha, el. 1871-00-0. , .
A wirsisTuvron's 1401V31.—T0 the edit*
of John A. Gardner decease& late of Leon=
lettere of Adestotstrettoo In the aid esttite
log been granted to tb6 studendette& perm* ow
log said estate • are requested to make immodfato
upecnt. sod por ous Imam claims Sestost gild mails
ato wonted to mama them without daisy.
MAW GARDNES.MatobliStftf.
Itridewolef, Dee. 25,163.-w3.
• - •
• • _
r. . 3 1 FOR SALE • • , .- -• •
OF OILISIIPSDRLD AIM 11011 FT if Fill•
Mould on the read - between Silver Lean a se llg
Ulm well sneered and well Simpered, a Bond
and nallillnp, etc.. an. - •
• • .4. S pp lialeatef
Beeldon P . 0., S .4 eisigitithaim coo., rai
Jamul I lin-4111 - : •