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lAPTIST CIIIMCII Rl*. J. IC. Cnnasuma D. D. Pastor.
Isabhath Serv , cos 10M a. to. and tp. m.
gabbath School. II tn.
rover lioatmg. Wednanday B•colaga ~.1),
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CatIOLIC CIIURCU Mr, J.Sia'retzr
tallti.th Sorrier+. Second linxiday 111 .cb Moqt.h
labt¢sh Or.bm7l-• laumat . lbitaly beton: Sfus
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tryteoPAL CIIII7IgII. RIK. R. A. Walla:yrs. Rector,
labbast gentetra. 10X A. la. and 7;4 4 p IC
E. ooday . School. .. • •• •
Wwit-Day fiervices— Wednesdays ni 11m.
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YISTOODTST EPTSCOPAL .•
Sabbath tierrien .. . .. •
ti.bbail , Lk bawl , . ._, • • ,
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PRICSBrrEIIIAIS cucriccu...
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Pr.yer 11e.t.n. Tb•rvliv 11;•cning.
,It,•. A. D. Aumminf
10 45 a m. and 7.31 p m,
nr,..7 n !Own,
10.45 I. m. aud 14 - p, m.
111.11.. p.
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Coararatcartosm upon topics of local interait
iare solicited.
Mongroie BCUdItIg Boom,
The Montrose Reading and Library Associa
tion met on the .18th of January, and elected
the following officers for 1873: C. C. Halsey
President, .1. IZ. Dewitt, Vice-President; W
L Cox, Treasurer; G. H. Heade, Secretary and
Librarian. It was resolved, that for the pres
ent the books and 'furniture of the Association
be removed to the office of the President. Tick
ets of !modal membership can be obtained of
the odief.rsl on payment of one dollar. Further
_particulars in regard to drawing books, ana the
affairs of the Association. next week_
G. H. HEADE, SeCly.
P S. Since the above meeting, arrangements
have been male for the better accommodation
n' the Librtry in the room it has occupied dur
the put year. G. H. a,
Deserters and Bounty
The United States Supreme Court has recent
ly decided an important case in reference to
bounties to be paid to deserters from the army
ender certain circumstances. The claimant in
tbe cue under consideration had deserted; but
had been restored to his position without trial,
and, being allowed to make up his lost time, he
received an honorable discharge from the servioe.
The Paymaster General allowed the claimant
the proportionate share of the bounty up tp the
me of his desertion, anc rinsed it for all rte
utile:went time. The Court of Claims deehle
in favor of the deserter, and the Supreme Court
*fanned judgment, boldin g that his s)..thst; ,.
quest honorable discharge was a formal andll
nal judgment by the Government upon the.rcfi
ord of the soldier, and an authoritative declar
ation that he had left the service In a state of
honor.
Court Proceedings.
Exemtur, of .Floyd Lyon, deceased, ri nen
ry S. n. Verdict for Pinintiffs, l'''tsl4 88. •
John C Felton vs. James Fuller. Vardict for
:34.2 54,
The above were the only Jury trials C3DSUTII,
mated. Several other eases were called but set
stied or continued utter calling Jury; and iever
al non-suited bf reason of the parties fatting to
be re .dy for trial. Court adjourned Wednesday
night, till the special court for the fdazerue coal
land suit of the 4th Tuesday of March.
In :he matter of the accounts of the Direiltsfs
V't-. Poor Aslum for the townships of Ru4s,
Ah_orn Irpringville and Forest Lake. Court
reeommrt Attwoot: report, n ithi direction to
An.hh.n to mnke report mo-ordinr, to low. In
thin cast Abner Griftit, Miles Vrittliard And
John Beardsley were the Auditors. l'ritchard
aloyseerris!ey tn't.la the rerslirt utrder . proleet of
Mr Grifro who claimed. it to be impromiy
done, and refmol to sign It.
Cocasitj Papers,
The follow:Mg a hat the Trcde
LW thinks of those characters srfra Complain or
their county paper, and instead of helping to
support it aznd off for large city papers, and
thus help to sustain them.
A rezllemoyiArrite, to us that hls county
Paper is it poor that he has stopped taking it;
therefore sends ns three dollars for the rind•
fiat We repeat that ere don't want subscribers
on those terms. A taan'a county paper is worth
taare to him, than any other paper in sbe worid c
nr tf it 0 not it is his own font If the county
paper is properly cocoon:Ted, it may be - relied
upon tor iatormation of more value to the. peo-
ple in whose interest it ic issued, than can be
fotind in all the city papers in the United Staten.
Yo math can afford to stop the paper that pub
belies the opcial advertistmemts of his. county,
toe public sales, markets, court news, and other
local intelligence. If the paper is poor the
(Prank are more at fault than the publishers, for
ttot siring It liberal patr4na . gc. However poor
the county paper may be it is always worth
more than it costs to those interested in the af
fain of its Ind . /ally."
The Ladles' Tea Party.
Nov the eoilisetion does brain,
fwoue our invites ber neiglif.ors
Ta tske with ber op of Loa,
Made of the fitt.t of Bohm
•
When the ladies thus had met,
Then just at night the table act,
Ali gathered round with decent air,
"Cove you are the oldest, you sit there."
..OL. that's no matter sit down do,"
ho n:.ee eo , tintimenta ore through,
Tory nfl herin zo tail: a ever,
One sinstna :shove :Ite rest. never."
"1 qm ntr discouraged I don t tee
A.sou ever intend to r6it the.
My ims'oand he hay gone from home
So now I think you ought to come."
It seems amazing strange to me,
hey feet so well for drtniting tea,
And if a fureigner should_pome.
Lied think they hadbeen drinking rum.
A little child begins to cry,
'Whist, - says it mother give pie,
The rest come Hocking and are fed,
With pie slid cake and gingerbread,
Why Bars another "don't you know my
You shonid...Lay till we an done,"
The citild don't :ssonsise, that he will
ben-then - if ) 'an will be still."
Be seized the cake and birth bold,
The mother now begins to sco:4,-.
He dam not mind but let ber tease,
Thee seizes at a plate of cheese.
Ails ",gate n.e Pact. I will have some,
The biggest piece that has there, Mum,"
Now seringebat be does not mind command
She seizes tim and holds his hand
Then says to smooth the nuttier o'er.
"Tuu never meted so hothre,
My child is not well 1 surely know.
Fur if well be berrir would bus Acted so."
Borne ironical complalut,
Answeni instead Of A Mtraint,
One Bays "1 think the time Ileac:me,'
'Tea" says another "irti must
`Yes you owe me, end you owe me;'
Su round it goes, yet none agree,
Vaal the lung dispute is past,
And nothing concluded on at last.
And u they gather round the, door.
They tune up louder than before, -
srthen frill yon:oome. I am afraid,
-41 i, visit never will be paid."
Pit all.lnyite and all reply.
"To ilait•eoon we intend to UT:"
Tnen tiocit,plfitorne mud form.
oAkeil the err next dsy I%l=e:omens Amin.;
:31iiit:11,311;fciirre',riii iiii - 4;iiiii.'
E. lili:win—sir :. Permit meta call your
.aucation to a pi:mgr:ph In your local columns
ofld3t. week ' s Liam,ded."Mutilnted Curtin
'
cy," irs which I cannot ' glee with you that all a
pavan 40 to do. havic : mutilated currency In
their possession, Is to take it to the Post Office,
where it will be. placed lir a registered Psekntie ,
and sent to Washington for redemption. Per
sona baring Mutilated currency for redemption,
have certain duties to perform, as well as the
Postmaster, to wit: They must put each de
nominailOn and issue In a package by itseifplac
log'artaind tt . ll label, at least one Inch wide, up
on which must be marked the number of pieces
azatarribun Li bill is then be to made setting forth
tliis number Of each denomination, and the t 9.
tut amount of the whole package, which must
be signed_by the owner, giving Post _ Office ad
•dresa, etc. Then the bill together with the
PaCkage of currency are to be made into one
package, and addressed to the Treasurer of the
United States, at Washington, D. C., and mark
ed " mutilated currency" fur redemption. This
having been done, the package may be taken to
any Post Office, where in accordance with sec
tion 10001 the postal code, the Postmaster is
authorized to register the pact:age without fee.
Postmasters have nothing to do with the• mak
ing up"of the packages or addressing them, but
must register them if requested to do so.
Respectfully yours
Gao. L. STONE, P. at.
Pest Office, Montrose, Jan. 27th, 1873.
A iteaullflul Elandwrltlnu.
, There are but few of our readers who would
ant like to acquire a rapid and neautitul hand.
writing, ftir there is nu one accomplishment so
highly plited as this. The business colleges of
the country . have afforded the best instruction
in this brunch and have succeeded in producing
the Most accomplished penmen. The best pen
man in America to day is Prof. Gasket], Presi
dent 01 the HiYant & Stratton Coll-ge of Man
chester, N. 11. There are few lovers of the beau
tiful art of penmanship who have not heard of
this wonderful penman and many have seen spec
imens of his skill. Ills large specimens have
attracted great attention in New York City and
throughout the country where they have been
placed on exhibition.
He is now engaged day and night sending out
Copies tbr self-instruction, which he writes him
self:expressly for applicant', so that any one
can learn to write at the home fireside. These
contain full printed instructions, and are put up
in large heavy envelopes and sent by mail pre
wired for $1 00 a package. They are all number
ed and so fully explained that no one can fail
to learn rapidly from them. They base been
ordered by thousand,--not by, poor writers
alone, but by the leading teachers of penmae
stip throughout the United stales and Canada-
Our readers would do well to write for a
package, as nothing so complete, beautiful and
useful for self-instructiura wit' ever again be of
fered them.
Bv.esl.23.4algsi
Dr. GAMINS Tait REMETIUS CURE INCIPIENT
Cultsuiription. Sold by all Druggists.
DoNATioN.—Tite frionds .11 Rev A. D .'lei
ander hill Knake lien a tlonat ion r the par
Nonage. in Mont rtme, on Prefirly,l44ruary 7th, of
ten:mere and(-riming. All are ettnlially knit
Re Unvkat. UV OJAI.
Montrore, Feb. 5t It, 1873.
NoTick- - Tlie book accounts of Dr J. W
Cobb will be in the hr.b.ll 0: Z. C. 015 f.r a few
Nv rekA for anti Innarnt thane not satibi actorily
nrrangerl.will be felt an other fiend; (or ivanaeoi
stmc.olletion,
ilowrose, Feb. sth, 1873.-5"."'
XOTICI%—The DE morrats of Bridgewater, are
requested to meet to Caccns, in Montrose, no
Sao:inlay, Feh. lath, et 2 o'nfoek, ptn In nom
mute &pliable persons to be voted for at the
cOming election.
' I.lr Onottri oF VIGILANT Cog.
1 3ridzewater, Feb. 3111., 1953.
FFATIVAL.—Th. Ladies of the Univerallist
Society, will hold a festival at Itoger's Hall, in
Brcok/yei. on Tburstlev eve, Feb. ta. 1e73, for
the benefit of the church. An Oyster's Supper
will be served: All are invited to attend.
Itv OILLEII of COIL
•Broolilyn, Feb. sth, 1872.
PLASTF:II ! PLASTEn !—We hare on hand an
ample sun (tip of fresh y,uand Carats Plagger,
at. &I 00 per too. Lime for land anti nrl
sonry, as then:, as csi he purchased no; when.,
this sine of I.3inghaniton.
TIFF' I`:T 47 CFLIMEE.
Montrose Depot. Feb.Ath. P. 373.
LASTING iovrirs:Ess —Twenty years ago
when paint, pearl yArivder and cttsuu • l, went
running the complexions and destroying the
health of women of Cushion, MAG.kN'S MA6Nr•
LIA BALI! was brought out as a pure botabl.tl
cosmetic, guaranteed to restore bloom and beau
ty to the skin. From that time to the present
it has been continually rising in public estima
tion as the. Safrst and most unexceptionable
preparation of its class. Instead of producing
an artificial. metalie surface, like the tleaillv en
amels, or wilting the cuticle like the pOiSOrtoU,
fluids sold under various names as - beautifiers, -
it keeps the skin as soft as velvet, tenders it as
suloAth and glossy lit , SAtiri, and imparts to it
that delicate, rosy tinge, which is the beau ideal
of complexional loveliness The exylilsit elms
m.stic effect is not tniredent. ily a, , plying the
Balm daily it may be prolonged from y..oth to
age. A lady who purchased the first bottle of
the article nineteen years ago,writes to say that
her complexion at forty is "purer. clearer and
more brilliant than it has ever been ;" and she
attributes its beauty solely to the daily use of
HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.
QUAIITkISLY limn:co.—The second quarter
ly meeting or the l‘rvoniing Da tist Associa
mn, will be held with the Tusearora chervil, at
Emit Spriqgbill. Rev. James Rainey, of Tank.
hen:mock, in to preach the first sermon. Services
to commence Friday evening, February ith.
H. H. Gmeor.
Magi, Jai. 25th, 1873.
Tux growth and structure of the human hair
is very plainly set forth in a pamphlet, publish
ed by R. P. Hall Co., Nashua, N. H., proprie
tor of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer,
for gratuitous distribution. The deservedly high
reputation of tLclr I reparation has wholly been
gained by its merits. Being from oil and alco.
hul, it has a health, action on the scalp, restor
irg gray hair to its natural color without dyeing
It, cures itching of the scalp, removes and pre
vents dandruff, and will thicken up the thin
locks. Such are the benefits which are ronferr
ed upon the consumer. No one should neglect
to give it a trial
Journal it Stale:man, Wilmington, Del.
GODET . S LAM'S BOOR FOB FEBILIC MIT 1873.
—The following embellishments will be found
In the February number: A steel phtte ; a gem
of a fashion plate; a slipper in colors ; an al
vltallet for marking; two extension sheets, one
of fasblons. and the other of trimmings; n Val
entine t :4l, and a numerous aa,urunent of de
siots fur
Church ill.
Justice of Lhe Pence : oalce over L. EL Len
beim% store. Great Bend hirougu, Susquehau
rut Co., Pa. Has the settlement of the dockets
of the late Lam Reckbow, deceased. Oaten
hours from 9to 12 o'clock, a. in., and from 1 to
4 o'clock p. m,
Great Bend Oct. 2d 1872.
For Sato.
A new home cell finished, goad water han
dy, IM acres of land, and 20 or more good trait
trees thereon. le situated miles rerthol Mon
trose, near Beach's Pl:sluing Mill, Khoo' Woolen
Factory, earring , and Blacksndth Shop, Ortst
and Saw Mil, near by and a few rods from school.
Any person wanung a good place can get
it at a In. Call on James 8. Carmnit or
the poopr r. IL C. BU/WEBe.
entre* Oct: Seth. 187 - , •
DoNesion.
• •
The citizens of Fairdale and vicinity, ate re
spectfully invited to make a donatkot *lull; In
the lecture room of the 11.-E. Chortb, et Fair
dale, on Thursday,February 6th, 1878, afternoon
and evening, fur tlfk benefit of the pastor, Rev.
E. W. Breckieridge, end family.
OTTita or COY.
Fairdale, Jan. 18, 1673.
MitE.ELFILFLIAN.C3I-3EIEi.
Frtazten—Bistreur —ln Montrose, JIM. 10111,
18n, by Itcv. H. A. Rller, Charles H. Frazier,
and Miss Mary E. Blakely.
VENOT—BIRCIIALID-••At the residence or Wm.
IleKeeby, in Bridgewater, Jan. 18, by Zenas
Smith, esti., George It Venoy, or Forest
Lake, and Miss Annie E. 13irchanl, of Jessup.
17kE11L.TEC8.
Prtatr—ln New Milford, PA, Jan. oth, 1873
Battle Louise, daughter of E. A. Pratt, aged
2I years, 6 months, and 16 days.
FAllltAll. —ln Bethany, Wayne Co., at the real
denrc of her sister, on the 28th last, Miss Le-
Elea Farrar, of Rexford, this county. Aged
67 years.
BouattrAvEn—At Jackson Centre, very end4en
ly, January 17th, Jumea Bookstarer, formerly
of Bridgewater. His remains were taken to
Montgomery, Orange co., N.Y.,for interment.
GILEEN.-At Lea, Nov. sth, 1872, Mercator C.
Green, aged 32 years. (First Mate of ship
Virginia Marks of Valparaiso.) 'Youngest
son of the late Aaron and Ann Green, and
brother of Mrs. Gee. Hayden, New Milford,
Pa.
New York Produce Market.
Corrected weekly by Harding, Harden, & Co,
US Washington St., New York.
Butter, tub 3.5(&40
' " firkin 1:00 . 43.5
Cheese, dairy, per 1b..... .. .. .11 , 40,11 1 . i
factory . . 16(14ty
Eggs, per doz ..... ..... .... /t9(g4o
Flour, per barrel. 6 ftikr.lo
Corn weal, 100 lbs. 3.4040.50
Wheat, per bushel 1.75Q42.00
Rye 90e,92
"
Oats e I (i_r. 42
"
Corn 80(4,72
Hops, crop of 1879........ ... ...... 45400
Tallow '.‘ 848t4
Lard per lb . b(i_,Sli
Potatoes per bbl t..23(g,.2 7
Apples " 75( . 42 00
Turkeys per lb 104 12
Chickens " . 122014
Ducks " .. ...... 14_413
Elwiactia3. Notions.
Why Endure What is Curable 7
"What can't he cured mast be endured," says
the proverb; but indigestion can be cured, and
• therefore it is the merest stupidity to endure it.
Dyspeptics bane certainly a right to continue
dyspeptics to the end of their dart if they choose
but as it is supposed that any rational brim!
prefers physical torment to ease and health, the
probability is that if all sufTerereJ from indigos
tion as em convinced that an absolute, iutalliLle
I remedy for their complaint existed, they wool I
with one accord resort to it. We most empliat I
rally declare that such a remedy does evist, and
that its name s Ilustetter'q Stomach Bitters.—
The record of its suet—rot eNten.i4 over n period
of more than twenty years, and it is fearlessly
alledged that during the whole of that time it
Las never failed to afford permanent relief in
any disorder or derangement of the stomach
that was nut organic, malignant, and ineurra
•ile. The testimonials that go to establish this
•niportant fact can be counted hr the mods:mil
Stomach complaints that had been aggriented
te„. a total disregard of all dietary rules j and in-
It milled and rendered ,dirolf i rc ratathttl tieat
:omit or drastic purieatten, hese in hunticeds of
inlanees Inert cured withut three mouths bs
the sit trio Inc of this a elebrated titntnaCitie
and alternative. it should I , e rtithernher“l that
wertka , ,, of the digestii, orgltivt involves many
ot!ier hil,l: o •nis Biliousness, headache, nervous
M•!dlit,. spasms, palnitation art the heart, rust.
01 . 1.1.0 I 10 ..he head, tritis.m, errtigd, sleep
I. sheet are among its concomitants and ;
at,l t;.r all these the great vegetable Louie is r.
specific- It arts ti r.: upon the stomach, and
through the stomach upon the secretary and
venoms sy s t mos nod the tins - cis, is. general
effect her.:;, always zeniil and breticleni.
TIIE CGNFESSIONS 01' AN INVALID.
PI: LL>IIED as a werniug and fur the benefit
of I.eng a u.d others who enter from NCTIVII.
Dub.lity. to., at gan:mod Sc ,
THE NEANs OF SELF CURE.
Written by one who cured Idnaelt. after en
tiergoing goa..ltery. ttntl sent free
ott n:eeivieg a iel.t-piidtliritute.l enveLipe.
Ad , irt , s NATHAN MA VI - AIR.
11r.01d7 u..iaun V1.'71 G.a Broklyz. N. T
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
\ irt.o.olfferca for low* from Nrrcoc.
Yerninia, Decay, and AI! the eff,l6 0.
Just oral .0.11...c.re11.0. for'ille ...11:e of rafferlll,. ho
reanny...end fro to all who need U. the rocclpf and .1.
riloo for nyiktrlt the, conplu remedy by 0 100, nr oa.
cored So.l..rer. vci•luud t. , prod In tileadinacc:arcpcn
snot can do to by addreatiog, in iwrfm.f.contl!r,nce.
No 42 C4d4.4 .Mont. Nor York
Navy ALcl.l7c)rtizremsxciri.tisi.
Aqslats ! a Rare Chance
pny .11 Azentr $413 per er.ek In .ob %AK
v: ill ,n:nre vat h o. at "nu, Everychluz funLikted And
eXpenset hid. Add,.
A. COULTER d CO..
Cbaziotte, Stich
$5 to $25 por day—Agents Wane ed
:.• ••• II Bonn•liblrortrnit in 011 Colon, of the 111:1? ,
i;§ T 7 1 ,131 Ur; it, into Gen. Co-., do
r.end §I for out fi t. or 25 cent. for *tiny!, CIrOSSCUI
S. n tsr. :Dr llsesinnt 0%.. 111;1'2. PA.
.31,000 REWARD!
Fur any dean of Blind. Itcbleg, or Ma.
atcd flint that
De Bing's Pilo Remedy
fall. to tote. It is unparcd exprnanly to cure tbn prim
and noLetng clan, lluld ell Druggists. Price. el.
ORGANIO LAW OF THE SEXES.
, ondit inn. which Impair rerEity—poottive and !troth,
eleetrietny—proof that the I. evorred without anima
effect of toh..cco—iuflueuce of 11.0 a and Putroptutrie die;
—modern treatment of ;.elt le dtreases. torten:lre and
rarieueele. and 'tercet of ceecittpment ten lecture. to
big laterite ran:teal elm... y EDViithil)ll iLL
u.. 4 5 Filth Arena, N. Y.; 61 Per -4 . 25 c." 51 4.
Every Eire from the pen of Dr. Distto Is or Emit
value to the trhole human race."—gatuce Omks.
ADVERTISERS'
GAZETTE,
A book of .24 pelt.m. shomitqr how. When. and .harp lb
adrerthe. and *Douai:atlas a WI of otarly &OM neurrp.
pen. lb ith dwell other Intorosation of luurest to AtiTer•
doer.. A ddrera, HO. p. TIDWELL b. CO., Publishers,
11 Part: Row. \.. r Yorks
Jan. 2, Ital.
ADSILVLSII ATOM.; NOTICE.—In tits Estate of
Joel Torre. t erta•ed. letters of A•lmlolstrittlon
In the eald estate haring born granted to the undersign.
ed. all pe , raons owing said carats, are scout-Wed to
make hawedlete payment. • od all porvons heeled claims
aptlnst said estate ore regorated to present them with•
out delay. D. F II a aIDEICK.
WI VOX J. TERRELL. I Aal3ri.
Fared Lake, Jae. th 1e .-6w.
DSIINISTRATOWS NOTICE.— In the ertate of
Morton B. Her, decnased, letter" of admlufe
tr.l.l2 la the rata ortare. have been granted to the too
dtrefirned. all pereon. Indebted to mid estate, are berm•
hy molded to o•.ato Immrdist• payment to the Admin.
Longer ; and those bating claims against t u t lame.are
requested to Veneta them at once.
C. A. WA11.2.E.N. taxer.
Ilueb. Jan. 22,1573.
AUDITIOICS title L.-The tindsrslVithowint; been
appointed or the Orphans' Conn or Sir:debt:sum
Col:carom Auditur to distribute the laud, lu the hands
of the Admit:lents:Tor this opts J ilerrlet Lilybrdge :
Lao of rises Milford, deem:set will im cud to tbc Galles
of big appoltittuera. at Lis otleu to Ito:arose. oo Wed
mewls), Yee. WI, 1 rm. at I o'clock, P. M. All 'persons
interested will appears:Lid present their claims: or bt
i forever debarred trop Mai= La ea mad feed.
'A% OXitieblithi.
I kraztrars,Jaa.lo,wera.....t
- -
Nita; "b.
F drieb, tied; situated Minot itolra mile west
of Montrose Depot, in BroJklyn township, con
taining about 111 acres of land mostly improv
ed. Inquire of the underal—n n ed, executor of
said abate, at New Nilford i ya. •
XLIOT ALDLICIL
New Miltordapa. 1873.—1 t
AUDITOR'S NOTICE, The undersigned btrlng been
appointed an Auditor, by lb,
tho u f o nd
of Atoninahnnna County td, -di.trlbute the fend In
the bands of Elliott Aldrich. Adatfuletrator of the ...-
tate of 3. Fl. tiberman. tate of the towribto of Now mil.
ford • decoyed, will attend to the dotioa of hi. ." 0 1 0% .
moot at the olllce of Flub d Watforr.:ln hiontrote, on
Wedumlay, Yoh. 20, Int, at 1- o'clock, p. m. at attic&
tin, and place all pereons Interested alit appear and
h. hoard.
W. W. CV ATEON, Auditor.
Montrose. 3.. 02, lra-41•.
CtAIRTti OF A rPEAT.,-THN COLeteezowerte or Ere
cool/aeon Omni, hste toed open the toll_ "lug
chive anthistee reepretlvely, for hearlog spinal. from
toe aseeesmenth for the pm" 1813, at the Commlast.,
era Office lo Monitor., to sett:
Apo!aeon, Ceoeuuut, Little ?dredgers Donnezh, SII
ref Lake, 211.1 d Forest Lake, Monday, Febraery
18711.
•
Friends.'lle, Middletown, Frnekbe, Llborty, Anbern
Jesrup. nod Rn+T. Taceday. Feb. tt,
Ulmook, Lathrop. Springville, album, end Brooklyn
Woduesdas. tira
Great [lend. Great Band Borough, New MI ford Bor
mi.:b. - New Milford, Thomson, and Afars!, Thursday
eh. 13, IS7.
.
Ileamony. Ar Mar a.JackrArri, anequeoanna Borough
mod Ilarford. Ft le.4y. Feb..l4th .1873.
.
Clifford, Dodad: broot, Herrick., Bridgewater, and
kloatrowc, B.ll2hlay, FrA 15,1873.
lly order of the Co:oratorio:ler..
WIC CUU92II:ION, Clerk.
Cosionstweras' Orrice. t '
kfutitnise, Jen'y 21, 16:2.
MANHOOD ; HOW LOST, HO V RESTORED.
*
C•etrUefirai..l,l7Lag,±TZ DR.
SAY Guth, RADICAL cOnthrliboot wed'.
clue) or Sitaitila.roniliSr., or Neuf.'
Wananue, Invointriary Betel.' I.triTrs, Impute ecy
Mental and Plirslcal Incapacity. impediments to Mau,
age, rte; el., C:onsumpt ion. Epilepsy, and Flit, inddced
by self indultrence and sexual extravagance.
r e— Price, in a sealwa envelops, only 11 emits.
The celebrated author In this admirable essay, clear.
Ij, demo.trui E, from a unity erase', enccowful pram .ce
at the alarming consequences of self atmee entry be
radically cured a tthout the. , dungen,. use of interne ,
medicine or the application of the knife; pointing ou.
• mode of cure at mice s Irani, certain, and VIII dual
by moans of whirl, every slam... uo matter what hie
condition may be. rose cries bin:melt chuply, privately.
nod radically.
3/ - Ttil•l.ertare shonld be In the hands of eury
youth and • very mac hut. laud.
Sent, under el,li, la a plain envelope, to any address,
postpaid on reeler, of sit cent., Or two post stamps
Also. Dr. t'ulwerwell's - ilarrisxa littalti,'• puss 25Ctr.
address the Puislishers.
GRAS. J. C. KIX , : E & CO ,
ir: Bowery. New Yuri:, Poet-tsfllee Bus 4 Sitn.
• B. IL Lyons & Co.,
CARPETS,OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS
DRUCGETS, TRUNKS, SATCH
ELS, WALL AND WINDOW
PAPER, WINDOW
SHADES, .
Dry Goods, Groceries,
ILI ItD W ARE,
BM:RS
PAINTS AND OILS,
UNDERTAKERS WARE,
DILJA FAMILY REDICINES,
ETC., ETD
Election Proclamation
I
N pursuance of an eat of the fleneral Avianably of the
I
eotithed au eat to
p.ruill the a titers of thl ratamoriweellh to vote every
three ).itra on the que.thol llcetieee to deu
In[ostr.tin 11q11121,. approred the a7ll/ the at
A. Lt. t: 't, 1. t 1.1 t 1 aLMS. Iftyh ,Ita‘ral of S.arttoe.
two!ta tu,suty, lu a,td t ontnatnlwr.ffit. do lierehy. LI ye
oath oto the cleetio. t , t Ibc C•Srluty alert - euld, ilia rap
Lieu: will he Leal It. tad cunt::) un
Friday, the 21 day or February, 1673,
`being the third Frilly in said month,] at which
•iles-flou it shall ho the dnty of the inspectors and
Judges of elections to recr:re ticke•a, either
written or printed, from the legal voters of sold
county. labelled on the outside - "lir••nss;' and on
, he inside "fir license . Or •ag Mist. license and
to deposit said tivisets in a box ;fru% bled for that
purpose by sail inspectors and juilfss, as 6 re
mitred by law In the moot other tickatA4o.-tor
,A at such election; and the Vlsktr's secratilred
dial' c re..,rn of the same made
to the el. rk of :iie co.:it of quarttr sesseins
;be peace of the said county, duly eertitied as
tw
In the snood seetian of said act it is pro
vided. ' That. 'in receiving and txtuuting, And in
.r.aklnz r Aunts of The votes cast, the in•peetors
old judges and clerks of'shid election shall be
...sovernell be the laws at this commonwealth
eeneral elections: and all the !weal
ies or said el. ti 011 !au, are hereby extended to,
shall apply to the voters, inspectors. judges,
,and clerks, voting at and In attendance upon
the elections held under the provi.ions of this
TI r El et llou fur the di••rirt comports of the it rer
hp of p ou - a no held at the hociaa of tlorepa
1, he in a., 'for n-hip
The Eiert Lin for the dir:cict tompuatd of the tom!,
of Ararat will lie held at the rehm.4 houre ttear toe
I'm -n. ritn thatch in paid Pednoldp.
The Election tur the 42attitt compoted of !he tove7ahlt,
of 1,11' , U , n ail be held at tht boost of James Lott 10
„ t ie temoehhp
The h. , eettuu for the diotrlet rompuned.sf the tosconhip
of l'Mur.veter will he held al the Cdurt Ileum iu the
lkst , /ndh el ?,•.twee.
The EU: titan fur the di.triet cooefoeed of the tower
-hlp of Itoothlto art/I be held at the boo, of Jatort
Itullvd 111 rdd tootoehlit.
r Klrta too for 'ha di,. Ant rotopoord of Ihr town
-14 of ehorttod st . lll lot hr hl at the to.lotol /were near
!Waren! t r raid toe
Titr 1.-It talon for the df , trict ;Itropottrd of the tetra
htp f (.:utfortl oth he I at. Uof the nature idle of John
d ttororhlp.
The h.ler :too ft r Ott tilurul rerhpotted of the Boronfrh
tl* Ito - Wall' 'Asti be Ito Id at the Doodad' flute! In said
flort,ttzlt
The I.:lel-lion f•fr the dletriet endtpneed or the ton - it
of It. ill I,r hole! ht the bailee late of T. J.
fialirock. In -edit toievielilii
The elect ten toe the Merritt Cunipmet , l or the town.
lit, of Fie. et I.tlie w •Il he held at the honer late of J
Towne In el ill ton-m.IIT
Y_-I.llun tor the delrlet eiontioeed or the totenehlp
, ft Feutklin rill b. h Id at the achodt honer nine Jaeob
All-tree In r.ild Luti
rb.• on tar the dl.tHrt oompoactl of the Itorefozh
1 Prlethltortllo wilt he held At the martial bottom is Bald
it trough
The Election for the rltetrlet runt po•ell of the &fronts'
of Great 13eztl it 11l be held et the hotter late occupied
line id l'homae In sold !toroth:b.
'The Election fur the dtstrut cumpo.ed of the town
nip of , :rut need u ILI he held at the house late oscupl
hy E. Bathon)..let.
Tire EIiTIIM for the district composed of the to weshlp
of Caisson will be bad in the Autism/ betiding In said
township.
The Election for the district composed of the township
of lisr:ord will he h ld at the house late of V. N•. Weld
ran In said township.
Decline for the disirict e mpored of the toots
ship al Harmony will be held at the house of S. Winters
m said township.
Toe Election for the district composed of the town
-hip of 11c-trick d ill he held at the lierrick Eetn yr School
nous, in ..11/I:inenehili.
The elect,. for the district mil:epos...l of the tewnship
of slacksno it he held at the house of Jortph Unary to
said township.
The Pllectieti fur the 'diaries composed of the town
*hip of Jestrop will be held at the house of lhdilel Llulf
to •aid township.
The Elf mi..o for t isedi strict composed of the township
of Lenox w ill be beldst Let line. of Ort/W t //n/theti
lo cola tinvinbsp.
1 he election tor the district composed of the town•
ship of Whirls trill be held at the sfaiford School house
to said. townstilp.
The Election for the illstrtet coutilosed of the town
ship of Lathrop will be herd at the LillistLsle School
house in said townehip.
the election for the clistrict composed of the Borough
of Little Meadows will be bind at the School Heinen to
-aid Borough.
The election for the dietrlet‘totnitcleetlorthe• toe nehip
of 11:41.11etutee Will toe heti et the belle.: of otte nose le
said tutenehip.
The Elect mu fortbothetrect tom pnee.l of tee Botouoh
of Moutruse %Hi be held et the Court llo.tee le said
Borough.
The Election for the district composed of the Borough
of Now Itillord will be had at the buns, late of John
Faucet In raid Bonuegh.
Tim elect um for the district composed of the township
of New Alliford will be held at the Louse of Philander
?looney. In the borough of New Milford.
The electlau fur no district compered of the town
chip of wetland will be held et the house late of Thom
as Munson in said township.
The cipetion fur the district uninpoeeti of the town
ship of welch will held at the house of N. D. Snyder in
wild lON ,strip.
The election for the dlstriet romposed of the toop.
@hip of Springville:will be held at the honed Lita of
Bpeocer [[lima In said WM hehip.
The &Tune for the diets et cantor-v.l of the town.-
ship of bileer Lake rill be to-Id at the boas° Lac ef U.
alctiorigles In said Loss nAlp.
The r.lmaion fur ter dit.tritit composed of tint It..r•••l„rb
efitinrquenanna Deput trill be held at tho hist OW latet,
occupied by Winne timt.h I, add Borkt6h.
The election fur the district compco.ed of the [welt
ship oil homtLieth will he held at- Ma house late ul
elitail et Stoddard In sold township.
Ghtme - nuarr me hand, at of noes. in flefloretittb of
Nobtrome, the tall day of Jatiltary, A, U. 1513, nod in
the year of the Commoiterearttithetriety - othth.
_•• OYZ, titerld.
jahtreve, Ir - - •• ' •
The Weekly Age
I. • ncsirpeprr for those otitillde of the treat cities who
arc w?iht.ut ra ajar a ntly malt facilities, bat desire to
be kt-rt tiliornlrd of hat trandisirin: around them,
cot/11,411re home duties with domestic Introduction Ind
r creation.
ITS COLES:INS ADE DEVOTED TO I
Stories, °dittoed and •elected, by the beet aathbrt: Po•
ear a•tnr, ireo every st.tflabre soiree;
141-erllncy. Dcl. otldc , Attenlng, end Instruct v.., ;
minor of Sauday Iteudleq: rod lietri,lous luteLligeneo ;
mnictrurt - rt.kb DEPARTL'ENT„
Conducted In a prrtflcal farmer. Mr. Thomas J.
zi m now corninga livingupona ranted farm In
Cbcfier 4:unto.; In stitch all questions ars consid•
ered whlem base an Interest tor thq tilled or the
Week' r coutrlbuttrtur for the Children ; Edi•
torial Bree tier; News Items, de.; Able Edlto/Inie,
and a carefully prepared compendinm in Foreign
mud domestic Sew.; Waehtturron, New York. :
Mlrcell rorrerismdence audCorn•
mental wnfrtlna; Full Msrksta ; Select Adver•
linnts, to which only a limited *pace It appro.
Mi se ne se d, 6c, dc,
Witt, all these Wrantape•, the W.k4, AV Is no
tu Le rile best Pimply Journal printed in
BEGIN WITH THE NEW YEAR.
A good time to commence , subscelptiotid to a
good Ile wspaper is at the cl ise of the Old or
the commencement of the New Year. The
terms of Tax DAILY and WEEKLY Aoa, given
beton:, are reasonable, and within the reach of
every one. We would, therentre, urge upon
our friends. in which all our readers are included
to go to work at once getting up Clubs and en
rolling names among their neighbors,friends and
arquitintames, thus enabling us to enlarge our
sphere of usefulness by enlarging our eirrula
tin», and to wage a persistent conflict in behalf
of the rights of the people against the enemach
!mots of power, which is constantly tending
towards centralization.
MERILS OF THE ILULT .1019
One r-ar. by mail, - - - - PAO
six month,
Three iuonris,
For any period lens than three months. at the rate of
$1 per moo h
l'ayru, las reqnlrerl lovarlably In advance.
The poatKreols , ne Dray dg. Is thirty cents per quer.
tsr or $1 20 ennu per sonnen,llpre-pald et the odles o
delivery.
TERMS OP TUE WEEKLY AG?
eeTOne Cerny. -
one year, -
en co e l -
Twenty copies -
Fifty cure ea - -
The to!lowino redoceal rate, 0 . 01 be charged when all
the pairs anti., I are ernt to owe person sod sot ad
dreaned iteveriali) w tho membura of the eub :
minty enpice c- - 4 20.G0
Filly <op,*
ripe cop, mil 1, fiirnl•hori gratie r a log a Nob
of t‘evni. or npirc Gar of e )car
A c(opv of the kelp .4da tvlll be harrilf I zntli (or
,7e.11, os a cloh 0: Firs
The shove [l,m* au! he rigidly adherrd , end no no.
tiro .111 b. taken of s sulneripiwo sett ild In ad
calico
EiMin=2ll=;l
• - •
Droho oa Philoac:pbia. or pn•tnleen rs. payable
t/. the •,r d. the roblioliere. betel wor..re P , "rt'r.
toe to ahy ..ther rcto 'hence. Al! nolo send toucey by
rip.--41,1 pre-pay exp. , . charge..
roc p•loroee •1. the It Age to eve tent, a qta
or to cht v re.. to o year. to br pi epald In all cases at the
our"t rerr.
s tr t p. o .c:me pl ,..,ine. neat on noon n
ni
Column, AdT.lrecn'en,'"'"""'" Number of •
nobb & Biddle,
No!. 14 and 16 Sonth Seventh St.,
"Z" E
NEW DISCOVERY
In Cniendad and Medical Schlice.
Dr. GAMIN'S TAR REIMEDIES
Cure Incipient Consumption.
Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Catarrh.
Dr. GARVXN'S TAB REMEDIES
Cleo Asthma. '
Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Caro Mean Disease.
Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Sktn Diseases.
Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Regulate the Liver.
Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Regulate theStomuch and Bowels
Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Coro all Female Weaknesses.
Dr. GARVIN'S TAB REMEDIES
Purify the Bleed,
Dr. GAR VIN'S TAR REMEDIES
cm Diseases of the Throat.
Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cur, Bronchitis.
Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure-Rose Cold,"or"ElayFevee
Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
. Cure Lung Diseases.
Dr. GARVEY'S TAR REMEDIES
ego
Cure Constipation.
Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIPS
Cure Salt Rheum.
Dr. GARVIN'S TAB REMEDIES
Cure Kidney Diseases. '
Dr. GARVIN'S TAR 11EME . DIES
Punant Cholera & Fellow Fever
Dr. GARVIN'S TAB REMEDIES
Present. Malarions Fevers.
Dr. GARVIN'S TAU 11E31E1)10
Bemove Paid in the Breast.
Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
&move Pain in the Side or Back.
Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Are a Superior Tonic.
Di. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
testate the Appetite.
Dr. GARVIN'S TAU REMEDIES
Came the Food to Digest.
Dr. GARVIN'S TAR. REMEDIES
.Restore the Weak and Debilitated
Dr. GARVIN'S TAW REMEDIES
Give Tone to Your System.
F. HYDE & CO.. •
BOWS l i BOP/ILLPTOBB.
195 Seventh Ave., Xest, York.
Janta.r ) £5, Feld.
VIE.3ITuR'S NOTICE, Letters testenscntsry tothe
Es ...ore of Cy ntroa J.etrect, ri.e'd, late of N. Milford,
thlo`gnehsttneroOn47, Pa., tiers been granted to the
aub.eribem, all ocr.ou Indented to the sali e.tafe, are
requel•ttl to mass Imreedlate plynseet. soil those tw
leg-els:no. or ttectad..,,,lst the estate of thg said do•
cedaut, make:ln:room the sour wlttiont delay,
J. U. McCoutur, Executor. '
• t;rw Ililfert , Jan . ; •.
E UTCIII3 NOTlCE—Lettere testamentary :lOW
li egaieof ythJnh litioncll. late of Bridgewater leip,
bissiitwirtirma ommiy. have been granted to tnia
culismiber.all pen.. indehled to the eald witat4,ere
regoes eel* make immediate paymant.etid thoa6 hee
-1 , elsim or deindudeaaafitst the estate ante do.
otTrioro, to =too known tio•iiaing
KflitBl-BONNELL
Wm' KIFF:Bat " 11114 *
/Vim IS, 9111.
1878
M
I•LityE'oltADElricubor,;'
C7.416...Ta zwa79.4%.re..
FALL TEAM. Began Eepi ZrJ,
Wm - rna TL.T.II 2d, 1878.
SPIIING 21,187,8 :
TV/ Yk 4 .2?-1111?itia;tm9nt, C 8 00
• - OO
The courpeig. Inalruction jncLudesilio Ego
'Jan BRA: MUM Kid VacalLtOtS,
FN. and the Ne.:rva.v. Ec=cr.s.
RTUDENtS . ARE FITTEI) • iPOR
COtiEGESzz INSIITOTIORS
L R N ENO
And SPECIAL ArrENTION•GIVEIC to the
Preparation of Teachers.
, The" Building is Commodious, Mal
oof, and well-arranged for
,IMPARTING: lintaucTioN.
.§tmlenta can enter at at any time, and
Tuition will be
Chtiiged-Propottionailir
ta' Rooms canto secured for those
desiring to board themselves. • -
For furtlier particulars. address A. U.
BERLIIV, Principal, or the Secretary of
the Board.
Wst. H. JESSLT, PreL
B. THATCHTIL - Svey.
Montrose, 0et..80. '72—Gm.
1854.
GUTTENBERG,
ROSENBAUM & CO
CLOTHIERS,RIERCRAhT TAILORS
DRY GOODS. .1171LLVERY
FAACY GOODS, FURS, ROES.
HATS & CAPS, GENTS' & LADIE.s
FURNISHING GOODS, &C., &C.
1.611
- - 60
- - Y9OO
- - 6300
DEISM (MODS, StlaiSLS, CLOAXIIIOS. CAS*
Xs Choznizaoto.
FLA NT.71.T. 4 % TIED TANE.
EVS, W.VLIT:kr TIOgIERY, SUBS 19, HOODS,
lIF.THNo uNDER•OARHENTs
FOR LADIr-S AND CHILDREN. GLOVES, AC.
TRINILD and nyrnDtur.D Nara tor Ladies and Chil
dren Everefiline belonging to the MILLINERY
TRADE. ailliand Cotton Velvet. to blatir and Comm.o.
Voloon Flowers. Ribbons, Feathers, Frauatel, Laces,
Se.. Very La.e.pe.
°E rC .17 .,. 1 / 4 7 . 1 =a-T.• 00 2 -34 .741•MG - €7 , C 0 C1 113 1
TAle Utges: Crush. MnbllLs
Ticking*, Pritan, - Ic-, kla II i f
LA pri'-'l''Tt G00p.3.1,C. (4.4)VEN,
C97I.`S.V:S:', FELT' lino? sslaTs..
smputs,CillGNoNti,,ilAlß-NITTS ; •
1+111.111101DER.17..5. STAMPED PATTERNS.
Casisstr. trsise ZENIST: NVOOSTENS,C;fiCIIIII
TOWN' IVOOLS, CANVAS VATTEIIS,
• 111 Co?, And- AU Stall:
• •
READY MADE.CLOTHINO
A SP. etALLITY
WE 51.iNrrECTUTLE ALL Orli 0117 GOODS. and
iIIEC UP CUSTOII WORK TO ORDETS
Ws keep m Icree aesorazerA or Ciorna, C/MIXIIIII
Brarres. Vrertars. on hard ter that purpose,
- GENTS' FURNISHING G 03.33.
HATS AND CAPS; A Full Lino_
GLOVES. TIES, BOWS
_COtTON Alm WOOLEN SHIRTS,
_ _
COLL.SAS, KNIT JACKETS
Atil) UNDER-O,IIIIIE.YrS,
All Grades end Sties Ste Men. Boys. sod P.
. SC „FLT.d$. TRUNKS. SATCRELS ,
custl.Et.L..ts, ac, ,
Nr4 trill aril everything In onr tide as chtitin no th
next. inn GUARANTEE F.VESITTUSEO TO be Jr" . Waxy
To REPRESENT IT TORE.
Wo cannot make out a price list of oar cation, Mode
or Gaud...A l hey arc too 1.11113Yrfill• Muhl, is _one edi
tion, but would rtatqc,d all to call sod comparo ptie.*
and titnill ty, nod that be Conciarell of the truth of our
G titTEN BERG ROSEN BA L',ll & CO
I=l
1111INISTIIATOR'14 NOTIOEt —1 o tee estate of
NortLrp, fats of Liberty, Fasqurbataut
Cu., Pa., dreetkerd, Letters of Adtaiul.ttatitto in
the said estate basiugbeen grautee to the andetstgited,
ell persons cortmt is id estate, are rectested to male
immediate permeut, and all persons hatring,,elaims
a:aloei uld state ate requested to present them without
tiehq.
DISSOLUTION.—The drttt of Grotrs & Partite: bor.
in,,. "ern down! ye I, J. battler ban open d • chop
over J. It. DeWitt . .. mote, where be will be clad to nc.
commodore all hl. old friends nod patron. rutting
door lo rho Intent ntyle. J. tiADIVEIt,
s.loutrote, Jou. 15, let t —35.
The DloutrOse Democrat
PLlBLigitir.D LTERT WEbNtIiDAT MORNING AT
3t09 raosai StoutocumcsA Co., P.v., BY
At $: per annum to advance, or f 2.150 at the eta of rear.
RATE% OP ADVERTISING
(rb we toortn# lath of er kri s male • evare.)
One square, 3 weeks or less, $1.00: 1 mon11:
$1.23; 3 months $2.60; 6 months 14.50 1 year,
gB.OO. quarterly, half-yearly and yearly adver
tisements insettl at a liberal reduction on the
above rates. When soot without any length of
tima specified tor publication they will be con
tinued until ordered out and charged according
ly.
Auditor's Notices, t 2.60: Ilsecutor'eand Ad.
mlnistratora' Notices. $3.00. All comtunntes-
Oohs of limited or individual interest, 10 cents
per line. Obituary Notices, 10 eentS per line.—
ALertiage and Death Notices Red. -
Jon PInicTIN4 '
esecnted 'neatly and promptly and at fair priOca.
• BLANES. • - " •
Decd, ipr!Pges, sotes,.;Atces'.. Couto.-
plea' So 4 anti vihor Plapleixior„oAlo,
n.ROCERIES.Temi In gicat' . +Snlety
lA and cheap for tbe Dried' Peaches, tha
tu.swast. A Wee quailty of 310faaitr,sitraratOF
livia tat- sesortzamt et ersep tc- -• •
ostel. NUM.. - !Ma
1872.
AND DEALERS I
Our Assortment of
MEILLO, CLOTIS, AND DEAV63I9
In Great Vnrletr.
A • I'ES: 1111SCItE.
RUTH NORTHROP, Adn'rx
E. B. HAWLEY
3210,1Se*tcit•37.
,
Two taco . in ihilbingtominto pm; VIM-.
Joel: additionc. line. 50 clo. , _ , -
NEW MILFORD
SAVIAPI . VANE, 'NEW VILTORD.;-5111Art 14/14
caress on all Dayoelta., Von • moil Thoth( D - ••
net.. 4111-t! ' If. 73. MOB a CO.
CAYUGA *PLISTEG.--NICTIOLLII szoipuram,
Rau In geactine Caina Maw. Filial:lMM*.
W. I. KOSS' CO , Deena tew Dr, Goodialats,C4A
Docotaa4d Saner, and Canon! Idarebandlia. os MM
groat, aectgl door below the Episcopal •
bNION HOTEL,. kyyi by WULILII MUM cmi Nits
.
tired. beta tbq Depot—. - .
V% 8: STEAD, Tawdry. and dealers La ?lowa sad Et=
atenelle, one door from Pldnners Bond, ]tale et.
".t:: P. RIMBEIi. Carriage Makeranelladertaisre
Leto Street, two doors below Ilattlty'S Stank
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siscoiLum mantign. Device , to - Gm c*Ms is
lone, on Allaitrwircat.•
D.OSTINIST 3 SON. *falai In Place. reed. Neil,
Salt. LtmO. Cement, Grenades sod ItemULM on
Stain mat, oPpuelte the Depot.'
W. ft T. lIATII£N. Nannincturrts of Cigars .ad
Wholitialn denkro In Iral*E.• Notfonn and Ihisey
Goods. on Main navel., below Epltaning lamas. •
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MOSS @ }INSP. Leather Vannfittnrers and dider•
In Mc sec° risullegs, &e., near Eplitoriketarett,
AINEY d HAYDEN. Denterolo Dro_ szeflioafase
and Idanufactureri of Clgara. on Mllil Iltreal. acts
ex Depot.
1. DICKERSIA.N. JR.. Desler iv" gators] esetibiaitimo
and Clothing. Brick Scorn. on 31f.ain Street:-
GREAT BEND
L. S. LENITEI3t, Manufacture? of Leather.'iord tenbilir
In general Alerclandkro, on Main Strict!
Y..D0R. , ,N, Merchant Tailor and dalei-to
Matte Clothing, Dry Cionds,Uroearita asd ProTtslass
Main Street..
LEN'On'ILLE.
HIRAM 17111T.R. Mannitcraror drama ilmaki la import
or Plows and Coitinms. • •
GIBSON
Q. U. TINCiLET—Dealer In Stores. rd, Copper; Erse
and Shestfron Were, Castlngc&e. Moo. maanfoetar
qer of Sheet Most. to order. Ere Trotilrb tort Lead Pips
euninees Iltleorlgd W at tsar prtcro—Qlbioa aollonr.
Peansylraztae—l7.
eDWARD9 d 131Mirr, Idanufactunta of Warta
and Sleighs, near the IngalLe Store.
liOI , I'ITOSE.
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O. 8. BEEDF.--Cour.'l gurveyor, of Susquotutil
I/. Moe In the Court House. Montrose. Ps.
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&DEL TVBRELI, Dealer In Drags. Makings, Li•
goers. Palete. Oils, Dye Star.,
tiotlane, etc. [Rep, 21, 70
JAMES E. CA RMALT, Atronrey at Law: Oftlei taw
door below Tubed Mune, Public ATM.., •
•WM!. 4 MOP ER it CO.. Ilankers. hell Foreign Talk•
inn Tickets and Drafts on England, Ireland tall/kale.
BILLINGS STROUD. Genera 'Fire andlins fifty
&nee Agents ; alco. sell Itkilroact and Aedd®tTlekctt
to ?Ca.,. York end Ptdlstlelphts. Obits oat door su4
*Me Tank. ,
F. P.M.F.11. General Inentszat and eiradajg Xi;
chjae Arent.. Pnvlia .IPrente.4
13L11N9 dt. NICHOLS. roe place to get Drags and Mee
me.. Orlin.. Tobacco, Pipe.. Poeket-Boob, Spact►
eke Yankee Notions, de.. Brick Block.
41 - 11. L. COX, Rnrne•e maker arid dealerJnyll artlclos
emaily kept by the trade, opposita Lb* Bank. •
COY() & COEWI9 . Sealers frk Stoves. , Hardwire.
add Mgt,nfactnrcr. a Tin and Sheetlron wars, Waft,
GI _Main and Teropiku marmot.
A. R. MORSE. Itf , ,,thant TeTor and, dear
, •:011w. Tr!nnt nap. and Famishing' Gonda, lid
Rewiv...l7ade Clot) ing. on !fain StriwtontZt doo I •
low LHalc and Blak.lnes Law OEleo.
A. N. NI:LLANO, rimier to Provistolut.
Stntlnuery And Yankee Notions, et butt
Public Atrantto.* ,
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JOHN S. T.IIIIII6LL.
El,^ta Stages Inv° this Mese dralT, enanetttsgeSti
the D. L. & the Ede, And the .Leleigh Vas: Rau
I.leir talo...Ltr
HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOC',
For the P.ettetaaU tote ofthe Erring and thouttOti A te
Prlnclplee uretniotlan - l'hllsnthropy t ,
Esrey, nu the Crroreof ]oath tad the rallies °Wit
In minden to Marelege and ,Serial Evlls, tinltar
aid for the aflllted. Sent free, Insetted eneelopes..4l.B
de IZOWAIt h ASSOCIATION. Del I'. Phlleatelnltin.
WIL7I:7 3331
AT '
WILLIAM SMITH'S •
cs: enslva Far.ilture Ware it ron zto luau TM gad !Uterine{
• FIRST CLASS AND COMMON
FURNITURE!
To be foaad to this 'calm, nt the country :of Ma own
manufaciure, and at prime that Cannot t.O to eve NAM.
facau“. Ile makes the Ten beat
EXTENSION TSALES.:
hi the Country, arid WAR.RANTS thetas
UPHOLSTERY. WORE
0i ell kind. done in the nestoet niantift.
ft 9 3P Xl. X IS7 tti. 13 317 XII 113
tip VARIOUS IUNDB. -
PURE NO.I MATRASSES,
COMMON 3IATRASSiS..
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U D Eli TA IC 14 . .43
The riibieriber will hereafter make the thitertsidez
eprelalty in hie beldam. !loving_ Ad eoniplated •
NEW and lb. woe; elegant Winn la the State t e ft
needing itla "Weer will bet attended to promptly left 11.,
eatistlictery clurgra.
WS, W. mins k sow
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lcontrose. la., /an. 111.11172...n03-11.
PSTAIRTIIATOIt 'ft .
the - .Amur
ofJobo A. Gardner deemsed, late of Lenox ems,
lett:re or Administration. In The laid estate ItaiLiel
tug been granted to - the andemlyeed,lll persosa
lug told estate. are requested to Mars immedlet•
nay:twat. wt persona baring Halms egalast Uhl Mate
- utt 'requested to present them without delay, .
'MAIM Gal/II:MU, AdmialahsteLt...
Dridgeweler.Dee.2l;,l3l2:•-se.
r atlt o P p O gN g th i lisp - BrD AND thann-iituals
Slialied . On Stitt 61,1 beilieen• Silver rake and Vet
Lena well wateeled and Wail tigiberod,is 004.111111111",
and •
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