-mmo OR t I 't .7a , • - Tr Religious Sees - lees. ' The services in the several Churches or Mont rose are 03 follow: B (rTIST CHURCH Rev.'. H. CP easnom D. D. notar. &anneal Service.A.m. and 7 p. m. ... ... . 11 re: Pr., c 3Givag, .. . CATHOLIC CHURCH BET J. Starrstre sahhatt Services Second Sandsx In mai 'Month Sabbath School Inman:del, Ware Xats . EPISCOPAL CIIIIIICII..Iim IL A. WARaiATAliteini. HatoNati Service. 103,6 a. M. an 4.13‘ pntk. Leoday School ..... ...... ....: Im, w a m .... k.Eity Sm7lece.4:iVedemiley, • ,:....4.4cp.'at, ^ ••• . • • 6- I —, ,' ' • ..•.•, ' itith 931".A54' itrISCOPAL , ....Rei. 1. 11.• Ailtilimlnt. Filibbetli Servicre 10.45 a. m. anittalp.:m. Sabbath School.. : .1 ,6 • 4 P ' , ft; Pewter Meeting, Thervidaya. . FRESIITTERIAN CHURCH ROY. Z. tartan s.hbath Serried, _10.43 a. co..aolllN pon: Sabbath Maw,' ...... p..m. Prayer Meeting Thursday Evenings p 104' Arrivals and Departures of Ninth. NTINTRII ALITS-I.3iGESIE.VT Arrivato Departutri. Montrose -Depot, (Daily,) 600 P. u. 620 3.. w. New !foul. " 1.0 00 3_ in. 130 r. u. ralusing " 7COe. M. 00 A. U. Tunkhann;wk, " 300 r. u. 10 00 3.: 4 35. Friendsrille, • 600 r. m. 800 3. ar. 700 r. u. 700 A. M. Conklin Station, rlawleytom, 6 00 P. IL n: 31 41144 I r . '' 10'001,t; it: 400 P. tr. • ftlew nkl, in tick: New Milford,: and Wylusinz mails are daily ; the Conklin Station mail will tears on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and. Satturlays;. Ilinghampuin mail, nu Silver Lahr., will leave on Monday at 6:30 n. nt„ Tuee -4,1y and Thum:lay at 8 p. m ; MnshOppro a , ill learn or, Mondays, •WednMtlays, au , ' Fri- ADDITIONAL STACIE& . • ';-', St'Raritie ree:..pot, ntlya .CO . , P is. i t 00 A. st. 1 13 .-4 3 . . New SlMord, " 330 P. IL 7 80. A. lIL Quo. L Gross, Postmaster. 'Montrose, January . 4., 18= • New Advertisements. Please rend theililitheibiaarertLsements, new Ibis Reek: AediccAnsotile—,M. ii[icket. 7 - - • Bridge Building—W. A. Crosarnon, Commis sinners Clerk. Public Sale—A. C. Wedge. • Administrator's Sale—estate 01 'Mary Stanton Produce and commission 31ertiumt—J. M. Diem nCIITRMI LOCAL% Gardn's Tar Remedies. Odd Fellows Meeting—(`. H. Smith. Donation for A. 14,. Breckenridge. A Glorious Record "Wills'4y Drips"—W. A. - Evans a Co.. firaaart.N.grici& A Dintasenith a thousand symptoms. rotiornce,Deghtlea. Tito Postmaster Genet-41'11o! aettpled that let it rrs not fully prepaid rnunot,be ehargeti with . , houble l ostagr, bat the Sttzutt lastartce 19 ouly to the added 3temored. Edgar Turrell, (formerly of Mortrose.s Lee removed hit Law Office to No. 170 ncoadwer. New York, where he has pratide.l hioreaseit facilities for the transaction of bucinesi: The Size. of Ili loves. Do you no how to telttbfaizetztr.ggewes tvnn need? Take a tart measure and. , ntcat,4-o 3war hand around All, knuckles. The weasitter dt: inches and quarters of :in inn 11131 .111eZW.MS, is exactly the sip of a glort:... Titan, if i 3 i< fiVe , rat arut..three-qtrartent ortiozo4- yeti scot glurc No. Atibecirt . M . • Lait an 1r night a young man aixern leren q-ql2e.yrarA. aLagr.., , residing in Ratak/an, near 'Pitlaton, male an unsweessful attempt to coin, mit =arida. During tha renting he asked his father irbrlesluld go to Willtuallicre to Attend a ball, when on 13;eina: refused he pmelizoil a ra• soli uslOveng-tur. tql.b4biCh of the - he n ce cut bi3l44atliis bp - rible phacfarr:' but being. ig tnaraut of his- physical ennalrActi,m lie eat cncr hie .n , p and only . fluied 'ln rutin . : his ;l ' i;rpinetihniii halted . Ile :was trucov , red shorprArleprurds.urid mcdiatt aideutiledin.and when 1;4 hcArd from hopes were cniertaintd of trig recovery.—Scranton Banff Csste Decldai. A rdie ‘ si:tklilea:;in Tite:s4sr-in the - ynited Stioenislileinonit,Aiiruiefphis, Judge dui idader pr . ef.islingOn labia the ,citr- bank ; of ibtrijainux wassheitalntii. 7ite suit n-as one in hankintitti , 6 de-aide I'a7/inherit the time of the issOpgpf pronfissory,noteVre-defeadaat oga `trader the - weaning oPthe bankrupt act. In the case the , cletendant. gate a prom's ani7 note for $1.,..%) *kick- aaa oat paid at tau. tority, and thereupon the planer inStilUted bankze . tropps44 . lp. "Tit 4 o pry found for the petitioning creditor and Vitt the (IPICTIdant was a evxeirant and trader within the menaing of the a~ tie . nth from want ofSfeep. A )(meth= ago the auLlaoritits of Chioi ry sorted to various modes of ponishment for their worst criminals, the worst of which was that of being keptlrom sleep a certain number of days One ease is reported to a British Society by . on Asia agent as follows: A Chinese naercbanthad murdered his wife under amnevating teLnetuu stances and vas sentenced to die by being "to sally.denrived of sleep. He was plaeed in pris on lad three police guards were ordered to re lieve-out other at stated interfali. and Pteirat the prisoner fromaleeping a shaglotuontent. He thus lived 19 dayi without sleep, when death tense to bit relief. At the eighth day his suffer -luvCscre so terrible that behmed the officials to let {situ die by another means: •by haagil l l7, burning. drowning. shooting, any death they could name, but that of dying for 'want of steep: 'llls shows that there cut be no death le bent* se which ?milts from „the want .of sleep. . Auld-hank-Roblltery. Thiridarnight of last Week a' boldat tempt Wes made to , roh the safe ,of the . iiyde Park Bitik: . 1;114 outside:door of tlie large safe was blown open with powder, but the burglars were unable to etfout an entrance into the inside puresr proof chest where there was (mites large sum of money. In the large safe the burg Lars so turcil !shoal4l.l in nicltelsand poltar,stamps. The noadiciata craiibinition -lock. - Their J rht li.iediPt frifictill was made to blow this dark off by means of ',Xi tgcottan with powder any Nagging It around the knob and securing it by means or o string; and theq totteltias match to it. This proved's - failure. ittitheagh the cotton was batP4 , lllarlied:' They inert tried to make no entrance by clrichag wedges Into . the crack betkie — eitfie Aid' the walls of the sec They had vicpwrded. - ba :getting finite anZbEI la, hot nottnakingne opening sufficient to Insert the NairTine,nyough, Fhiehro lttiErt tbe s 63l4 g.. 4:lr4ia i4444tx I, :few 1 ; 11.3. menu more wor4 h l OO keeti r etifficietitio hirre 4...:catirdietted their remitato, and it is liatrofini ble_tosi*pdoe that the"' were frigilOw94 . They errtainly left In hurry,,es sdedgeit :went leftstioiring in the . eafe cheab: ' -i rhe,Y7a/ s Cler‘ fuse.. ig9: Patin& or-pow*, ane,o6 bit* ' IW IO3 krkouldp;Foldtiblef. M!MM Duatorct , IbtaUway, The Gwego Gazafte. says Don. T. I. Chatfield hdroduced a bill Into the Senate on Thuraday of iast , week,authorizlng this Bingimmton,DuabOre 'anii NillittinipOrt Railroad Company' to by a Aftnisad traeb an the tow-path' of the Chet:tango canal a:tension. A similar bill was introduced into tho,Asiterribly,on Friday. last. Local Option. Elk and Schuylkill counties, and the city of Raiding—out of some nine or ten that have cored on Local Option—give majorities in favor Of licence; the latter about 2500 majority.' All the others hare-adopted the local option law. 13lecexbe above yea, In ; type, we learn that Wiiiire - eittnty gitect - insiorlty of 331 for Li-, entre: 'Who , Pay tot.ltuross. patted' tlus 'lionise of ItePresewla ' t#Ci - s,fileking, the piy of dtwOrs in the State two dollars a day, with mileage as now allowed ' 'exceld'W sash counties r where the sum paid is larger thati lisit allowed in ate bIIL It will ypahablypasst.the Senate without opposition, and thus berme a law. Two dollars a day is, 44!4iicieeit, awl will not, begin to coy: cr necessary expenses, in most cases. The pay of witnesses should also be increased. As it is, kho. people are compelledlaabltidon their busi le obey the mandates of subpoenas and sometimes Banco attendance upon court, week alter 'week, for a stipend which is altogether In- From !Myer Laic(' Friday, the twenty-ant of Februaiy, the 'day to hold Township election, the morning dawned with a strong south wind, accompanied by a soft snow during the forenoon. Our mail arrived at Mud Lake during the day, and came,to a full stop, whether on account of the storm or thecacitement of election,we can't say.' However r teatnii could pass to and from y during.the day, to convey republicans to and from election. License and Republicans were the order of the day,with their pet at their head, who is capable of doing any dirty work they may have. Lo and behold, there were twelve found In Silver Lake that voted lic'ense. Siturday morning was clear ant cold, and tho pqiglibors could go.to and return Cromfling hamton the nine 'day, but Our mail Is missing, whether gone to report to head quarters or else_ where, we are not prepared to say. • Noi Tut FINNEGAN. 4io A Sharp Fox. The Sporting Garette, of England, tens the iolluwing story - During the last club hunting season of the Badminton honnds, Mr. Charles Minett, olChalkey Farm, to the perish of Hor ton, Gloucestershire, was called out of bed vv . } , early on the morning of the 7th of October, by his Cowman, to sec a fox sacking a row. On hla reaching the spot the cow was 'yin,: 4!own and the fox gone; but the two upper quarters of her udder, the mar ones getatable from her pasidon, were empty, and th; teat! stet, as If a calf lied sucked Ler. It appear; that the cow, when - there Is much keep and grass, don not rr. lain her milk well. As it bad trickled down the fix first lapped it; and then traced It to its soar. The cow was watched cim: itantly, sqbseeptently, and the "fox frequently ' ,c m :p i suck her. So constant was he at one One that Mr. Minettshut up the cow, and pre. ;4;ceed her milk, when the fox turned his atten tion foitinne of the others, Who, however,would not stand it. EaOhl Aceezlent. - Binghitaton Repubh - raa gives an tieenitnt . of a fatal arsident at Cascade Vidley.. Miithsel Kern tire ynnig men employ ad us i t . l instem at nenFou ' s steam mill, and we're last Monday drlo ing lumber ilium the mill to the di 'sia-railway suit , limns mile distant. On retitrnintf#em 'the 'Wit' k'..roft started fll3 and ;his &swim ti to walk, lte following after on foot." 'l;r:rt'W taken in ser . o:4-'lnen in lib st-igh., sad was gnlliming hls the r higlaft:Cipeett that 'the snow they Itirked . up sn'ght•eoref those tiding with BIM. tadft did. not sae them coming„noi did.they.+seo him in adv. - Stip ol the.m.ort the snow . Vai`tikilagao.and thoskigh running noise . kvsly, the homes were noon tr.& before he !mew it. They jumped over him, but the heavy sleigh tell upon him injuring him on the seat;'. also 4:analog serious intirual injuries, limn which he died last Tues. day; Dr. ildrdsall attOoded him. Croft was 19 scared age; *ill from Green county, where his parents reside, and had been working for Mr. Beason neatly siguxmlbs. Waintrig to the Citricless. The Lanmster Express yintdistlet the follow ing.particalars of tr4,tt might have molted in the saffocation of an entire family: Yesterday suorsing Mr. Jan gine end family, residing near the gas werks; this city, made a narrow escape ileassailileation by coal gas. The fami ly consists of seven persons—Mr. and Mrs. Hine andfive-children. .About eleven d'eva' ck yester day morning a young lady of the neighborhood entered the bona; and discovered the whole family lying abbut In prostrate positimacappar entli asleep. Eke attempted to wake tkero,tnit could not; and then, becoming alarmed, run for the mother of Mod:line. That lady was soon on hankandelmost immediately upon enteringthe house fell in a fainting condition. Dr. John L. Atlce, Jr., : was summoned, and immediately up on er..teittig the house.knew the cause of prem. tratiori. He nt, once opened doors and window's, giving put, inmates plenty of fresh 'sir; and thisorithLbe application of proper restoratives gradually- brought the sufferers to their senses, one by' one.. little delay. to the discovery woultivilaubtelly have proved &tat Fall:Retarns. The following b o.foll return of the cote on "Liquso7,,st - the late election In this county. It will be seen.tbst G.r solno dame, only about one bait the cote was polled. For Against License. L , ..r.ae • Apol.2obn . 40 6 Ararat 7 40 Auburnoll 189 ~ Bridgewater - - 41 165 Brooklyn l7 119 Chown= Clifford Forest Lake . . . - ' ‘,l' I 23 . 103 Franklin' ' ' . 29 160 Frieodiville 40 00 Gibson ..... 103 100 Grc.-u. Bend frwp. ' 71 - 112 'Great .Bend Boro , - , -- 47 74 ilanord ._ 52 , . 140 JfaraTo i nt .... ' ' . 81 ' , 90 lierrick 36 70 Jackson . ~, . . 20 • - ' 120 Jessup 20 00 LsUm"; , . 83 80 LenoV • - ' , 30 103 Liberty!' ',. 29 , 70 Little Meadows t ' • ' 3 . 20 Middletown , ';',. ': . 24 47 Montrose 42 225 New atirOdTnir .08 * 133 :etr 3111reirdBoro 33 51 Oakland ,= 83 Utah' , ,'" :.- , '.. 31 , 140 Silver Laker` .' , . , 12 SI 'Sprin,eville.:. ~. , . 41 143 Slts4psetuninstlOP7,' ' ' 307 ' •' : / 90 Tilontstel 423 "49 The Benson.of Lent. Lent commenced lost Wednesday, which was Ash Wetinesdai. Lent is • the fast of forty days which immediately precedes Easter. The origin of the word hi uncertain, some derive It front , thi asacm leastea, implying 'spring, or the season when the days lengthen, others from the Gorman Lantn, to-thaw, The ohject of this Etat tots also been &ipotesi, butit,l3 generally .regarded 0 a preparation for Easter; and a time-specially set apart for repels t tine° over erns of the put sear, while the nam ber /Alert, daysdeented to it is thought to have reference to the tfayior'a forty days' fast in the wildernes3; to . the forty dayaof the deluge; the forty yetis Wanderings Of the . sTews ; the forty days granted to the Nineeites for repen tance, or thelltne spent in fasting by Moses and Elias. .18t Jerome speaks of the fast at is me morial of-the Sivhfi's Pa:Wien. • Aceordlag to the same writer, as well at St Leo, Augustine, and MOO of the fathers of the fourth and fifth centuries, it was instituted by the Apcsitles; although Protestants commonly holtr that it Was not established until thesecond 'or third century. It seems ter have been oblige toryitt least as early as A. D. 2511. At first there was great diversity in the time and manner of. its observant. Its duration was soon filet] by 1 1 the church at thirty-six days, to which four -wereaulisequently added. The first day of Lent is called Ash Wednes day, from.* custom which still prevails_ in the Remus Catholic church, of sprinkling the head or forehead With mattes. It Is the forty-sixth _day before Easter, the sixth Sunday which in tervenesbetween hops] that festival not being counted iwparfef Bent nor observed es a fast day. In the Roman Catholic Church the nature' of the fast Is prescribed by rule. Only ono meal a day is allowed. and at this the use of flesh bleat is prohibited, the precept of fasting always implying that_of abstinence from flesh. Slight refreshments, however, way be taken morning and evening, thr quantity of food not to exceed ten ounces in the former case, and eight ounces in the latter. But considerable moditleationi of these rules arc made in coon trieewhere the climate or habits of the people render their observance injurious to health, and dispensations-are also frequently granted in fa vor of pluticular pennn. In the United States the meet Pah meat is allowed several Gross a week at the dciiretion of the bishops. In the Greek - church the rules are &Ureter, and there are four lenten fasts, o the year. The Prestes- Dust dens:ldaho:4lons' which recognize the season of lent leave . the manner of olsservanee to in& TIN' al judgment. Towfuptio_Elettliongi., • At the elect i on held in Susquehanna county on Friday, February 21st, 1873, tbwriship offi cers were elected in the differcut townships and homugli';',as inflows: Ansnxi—Judge of Election, Nelson S. Fos ter; Inspentorsof EloMion; .1: N: Sane,. Alan son Ilofibs; Supervisor, Lyman E. Baldwin; Auditor, B. U. Dunn ; ,School Directors. De . Wge Avery,"El(L. Avery; Asses§orl ..Slierman Wll - ; Wll5. 0:Doyle; 'treasurer, Julius Tyler; 01;ort. Alfred Rowell. ittnt , tiNL,lndge of pectinty . G. L. Cogswell; los, of k, 11, M. Bushnell, WM:Swisher ; Su pervisor, Normsn Sterling, Auditor, Don. (pi, Insult. of the Pesee i C. W. Pie:son; School Directors,C.. H. P.ressenden, Win. 311 n.; •Asses. qpr, Geb. Stebbins Collat. B. N.lcili;gp ; Jonathan Chuh t C.ll. Davis A Por.scoN—Judge of F., Wm. Creogh, Jr. ; Ins. on„latiarign Barnum, George Buchanan ; Snpereivor, D. G. Minitler . i Auditor. Stephen „Puna ; J. P., 31n tthccr.E. Fenn; Schnell Dim , : Ism, Charles Regan. Francis Clark ; ..isFooor, Enna Fostey;. 7 (llnrsr., ,31jchael Cleary; Tress, t‘ lg . - ‘allYt.; l teit'rit, iktulthne Ryan. BIUDGEWATER—Judi of E., C. .1. •Curtts Ina of '13.. liter!, W. Dean, 0. J. Stephens ; Su pervisoi,W. EAlabcrick; Autlitor,AV L. Bee be; School Directors, E. L. Cool.. 11. 'l' Ste plterisi ar6 , 4,411.• L Card Const., Apollos Sone; Tre . .s., A. 0. 31erriman ; Clerk, L C. Smith. Snoops:l—Ju:lv of K. 11.-T. Ashlcy; In 's'pectois of J. W. Adams, E. J. Lathrop; Supt.:l7isor,A. jr,:. Anclitor, 31. Cald well; SCilool Directors, N. C. Benjamin, A. - E. TewksttrrrAssesscir„ C. F. PeSig;a: Coast., J. L Itcynoßs ; Treu., A. W. Kent; Clerk, D.A. Titswort . ca.rpror444Thi g ior G. IL Clark ; Ins. of D. L. Stevens, Chas. Wt4ls ; Supervisor:Wm. E Davis; Auditor, Win. D. Jonas; J. I', Thos. J. We'ls; School Director, Reese Iloghes, Visits Burdick; Assessor, James C. Decker; Const.., M. A. Gardner; Clerk, Charles L. Hal stead ; Treas., Jas. F. Hodgson. CuocoNcr--Judgc of E., M. J. Donnelly; In : spoctors oF +l, Cornelius Hickey, S. T. Lee; Su pervisor. Edward Burke; Anditor,James Clark; J. P., .lantes'Clark,Philip Connell; School Di jectors, Patrick Ersiviey, 31sittliew Mclnernv ; Assessor, Martin 3. Golden; ConsL, David Stanley; Treas., Patrick Byrne; Clerk, 31. J. Golden. Darner—Judge of florace Spuflunl ; In spectors of E., James A. Bunnell, Durr McKee by ; Soperr*or, Sumner Pe t tis ; Auditor, F. A. Muzzy; School Directors, Dennison Thomas,(). B. Titus; Aasessor, C. J. Hollister; eons., R. 0. Bunnell ; Treas., T. B. Williams; Clerk, E. B. Gates. Du.NDAtv—Judge. of E., John Rivenbarg; Inspectnna ut E., 0. P. Ph inney,ll. W. Richard son; School Directors, A.Ricttardson,John Riv enoarg; Assessbr, - .1. C. Olmstead; Const., Amos 51111 s. FORFSIT LARD lodgeof E., Wm. T. Deuel ; Ins. of E., G. B. Strange, A. B. Griffis; Soper vkioi, John Strange; Auditor, G. J. Thradrick ; I P., Leif 11. Lincoln ; School Directors, L. T. Rim-Lard, Chester Wright; Assessor, E. G. Ball; Contr.. Win G. Small : Treas., Si. Ii Ball; Clerk Ass Warner. • Frisarar.rx--judgc of E., Stephen A. Smith; Ins. of E., R. S. Dean, W. J. Luce ; Supervisors, Luther Snow, E.B. Sutton ; Auditor, F Lines ; School Directors, F. A. Smith.;*ringer ; Assessor, Dick] 31aMb Turrcll:—fle; Const., Samuel Ticradell:Leslie Foot—tic; Treas., Ed win Summers; Clerk, R.J. Pierson. FRIF-Ntervidaz—Judge of E., James Tredden; Ins. of E., Edward Duffy, Philip Ryan; Enver visor. James Trodden; J. P., B. Glidden; Sch. Directora„E. L. .llandrick, James. Trodden; Assessor,John Foster; Coast , G. W. Abbott. GREAT BEND Bono—Burr, ens, R.T. Stephens; Born Council, Willimri Tooker, Gen. illeNama. ra, Selah 13eldert; Auditor, Everet Whitney; J. P., Sedan Belden, Freeborn Churchill ; StDool Directorsds. It Whiting. George Buck ; Asses'. sor, A. P. Stephens; Coast., C. C. gamlin; High Cont., Vain Buchanan; Auditor, R. T. Stephens; Poor Master, Charles S. Flstedin. 80 191 GMAT BEND , Tirr—Judge of B.,Chns. Sirop• son ; Ins: Of E. `L. B. Parks, C. IL Simmons; SupervisMl,Gaferi I.fenman,Oliver Tro!rbridg Auditor; Amass Chase; Overseers of the POOri L B. CrOok. W. ; School rflyctoys, John Wi l e, A."riTrowbridgef Ammar, Catch Newritin ;13Masii,ll.' b. Barnes; Tress, ;Tea: Dußois; Clot k - , JOS. MIRA& ' ' Glasols-tAtlgenr jnehtilt N Potter: In. spectorti Of...F4,Ged. Bet J, D. Rey nolds ; Supervisor, , fienry 11o:well; Auditor, Richard W, Gelatt ; P., Geo S. Smiley; School Directors, Choy. A, Kennedy, John C. Felton ; Assessor; George IL Pickering; Cond., Truman P. Vldusey ; Treas, Nathan .E.• ten-. :HAY ; Clerk, Chtie. A. Kennedy. ' • ' -Ilkanzes—Judgo of E.. W. R. Thomas; /no. of E., G. S. Tingley, Israel Meyers ; Supervisor, a Sweet; Audinir, IL N. Nichols, t3ch. Di rectors, G.F. }lnns, Jerry . Coon, E. TTobby ; Assessor, Robert Westgate; Const., A. A. Car Outer, ; Treas., Israel Rounds; Clerk, Mord. ra'er Williams. - • Hauttons--rudge of IL, Nelson IL COmfort Ins. of E., 7. G. Schattutz4 Duane W. Norton ; Supervisor, Richard c lrlartM; . Auditor, Joseph W. Austin ;_ School Dlreelors, George Emotes, Br., Edgar N. French; Assessor, Rory Shuns ; Cont., riavid Taylor; Tmas.,'rhos. J, Nichol son ; Clerk, Frank A, Lyons. Hanrofin—Jinige.of E., J. C. Harding; Ins of E., W. H. Patterson, C. A. Diller; Road 0tn133., Vernon Williams, F. A. Barnard; Aud itor, S.' - H. Parish; Poor Mater, Jackson. nag ley ; School Directors, H.-S. Sweet, E. C. Hare'.- log; Assessor, S. P.:Carpenter; Coast., A. T Packard; Treas., E, T. Tiffany; Clerk, D. R. Thatcher. Jaeasos—Judge of -E., W. P. Burdick ; Ins. 4 of E.; Milton Balch, E. C, Barnard; Supervisor, P. Matteson; Auditor, Charles 11. Estabrook ; J. P., A.A. Page; School Dfrectora. J. IL Lamb, Abner Peale; A.ssessor,Wm. W.llohnes; Contd., Smith L French; Treas., Jas. - Y. Pdtterielerk, JaL E. Curtis. Jnastir:—.Judge of E., Thomas Besitmorit ; specters 0rE.,11.. M. Pettit, Jesse Sherman ; Su-, pervlsor, Wakeman C. Small; Auditor, H. A. Roberts ; School Directors, Cyrus Sheets, Wm• tither; Assessor, Z Smith s_Conat., L. Smith' Treas., C. Sheets iClerlc, Wm: Wbeilecli. Lexax—Judge of E., Mon ; Ins. of K, Joseph T. Bennett, Alausou 'RUM: ;.• Super visor. S. ii. R., Grow.; Auditor, F. P. Grow ; School Direchir,C.W, Conrad; Asiessor,Ahrtsm Churchill ; Co. nal, Abram Churchill; Treas., E. Grow ; Clerk, L H. Hardy. Linentr—Judge of Lumen W.Allen ; of Henry A. Truesdell, Spencer W Luce ; Supervisor, John P. Flak ; Auditor, Frederick 13. Stanford; School .Directors, Wm. 31. Bailey, Kirby Marsh ; Assessor, "smuel Whited ; Daniel Dawley ; Tress, Ira M. Dswley ; Clerk, Daniel C. Marvin. Larnnor. —Judgi of E., IL V. Bisbee; Ins. of E., R. 0. Sllvius. J. 8. Wright; Supervisors, E. Carpenter, L. B. ; Auditor. P. S. Bron son ;J. p.. C. IL Batley School Directors, T. Bell,John Lean; Assessoi,G. W. Tiffany ;Const.., Ansel Merrill; Treas., E. Bell; Clerk, J. H. TlC (any. Ltrrt.a MEADows—Judge. of.E., Laban S Harris; Ins. of E., Patrick E. Shonesy„ Jona than Barney ; P.-Woalhlser ; J. P. L- W. Barton ; School Director, J. Beebe ; As se son B. Newman; ,Const., Geo. Kimball. Blosrnoss.—Judge of E., F. IL - Chandler:ln spectora or E., Daniel Sayre: A. J. Brewster Auditor. A. B. Burns; Assessezaor, E. C. Font' barn ; Cones., John A. Howell. Mtunix.cowx-:-Jiidgeuf E., Jas. W. Curley Ins. of E., John Jone;s,. Owen McDonough ; Su pervisor, John R. Wilson; ho.o Directors, James Jones, Darla Jones; Aitsessor:F Tag gart; Const, Samuel Dodge; Treas., Otis Ross; Clerk, F. Taggart. New Ilitroun Bono—Judge of E. Josiah Moss; Ins. of E. E.F. MeCollum, A. W. Stiles; Burgett', A. ,Corhl,o; Town Council, Josiah Voss, A. W. Decker, IL Gamin ; Nelson Hager, A. B. Smith; Auditor,. They, Hayden; Over seers of the Tour:l,o. Salle, George Pratt School Directors, Beartlaby,2 yeara,Var tin Heyde 3yr any'LL W. tingrr, 2 years, A. Corbin, 1 year; Assessor, Win. D. Nnap; Const., Julius Dean ; High Mink, JullurDean. Ne.w_Mrcronn-T . E.r —Jutlg,e of E., Norman Tingley ; Ins. of. E. r .Uiraat Efj..,, A. J. Mosher; Supervisors; OrrltilLinett, I yr., G. G. Ely: 3 yea., Hrustil J. P., John W. Walker, Elliot AtilfiCh hool Director; J,, W. Wall.er, I yr., U. L. Sutphin, 3 yra., 11..aner Tingluv,-3 yra_ ; .Assessur, C. B. Page; .Conat., f,. W. Tennant ; Tiena." , David Sttrainers ; Clerk J. W. Walker. asstANri--:Judge - ur E., Bradley Beek.; Lns or E., Everett Vneauken, David Shipp) , ; Su Pervisors, Joseph St ,veus, 8 yrf!..-AgFIJ.. F. Mc. K.uvre,.i yr..; Auditor, Win F. Conklin :School Director, JaOliS BEiuder; Assessor, Hale S. Easterbrooks; Const.',lNelson W. Fos; Treas., Thomas T. Muesatt ; Clerk; Alfhal.Van Wagon- Russ—Judge of A. Carter; Inspectors of E., C. A. Carter, James Redding; supervisor, S. Smith; Auditor, W. H. Sher Wood; Sellout Directors, ILW Terry R. W. Wheaton,; Assessor. H. W. Wheaton ; COOL,('. Flummerfelt ;Clerk, DAvid Godwin ; Tress , Geo. Shoemaker,. SPRINGviI.LE—JUdge of E., Geo. IL Midden ; Inspectors of E., V, K. Sherman, S. A. Shook; Supervisor,.B. B. Lyniin ; Auditor, S. S. Thom as ; School Directors, A. A. Rout, John B. Wil liams; Assessor, Charles R. Davis; Gloat. E- S. Cogswell ;Treas., Milts Prichard; Clerk, Al bert Beardsley. SUSQUEHANNA DEPOT—JUdge Or E., Gaylord Curtis; Inspectors of E., John Townsend, Job AI spans; J, P., George W. Gleason; School Directors, Michael H. Gisman, Philip Brady; Assessor, Alex. W. Rowley ; Coast., Manning 11. Pope; Treas., George Tiffany. &trust LAKE—Judge, of E.,Slichnel Ins. of F.., James Hawley, B. Gage; Super visor, L Stone; Auditors, E. W. Bose, A. J. Sheldon, for racancy a. J. P., Rose; Bch. Directors, Thomas Buckley, C. IL Clark ; Asses sor,Timothy Sullivan; Const.,Patriek Goralfula; Treas., D. F. Sullivan; Clerk,James Haw*. • Tuousos--Judge of E, A H Crosier ;Ins orß, C B Casterline, J W Vanhorn ; Suncrvisor, 5 H Lewis; Auditor, E A Coisier; Scb Direetorv,4 B Whitney, G g ,WAighter ; Sumner; Coast, I; Tress, GG W tter; Clerk, P BlaaLin.• CASUlN—BiricnAnn—On the Mb,. Inst, in Montrose, by Eld. W.C. Tilden, Itfr. Thomas I). Cashin, of Wasldnzton to:, Md., and Thai litary M. Birchard, of .3lonttose. 7Z/13.41.TM1E3. Putter—ln Empire county, Nebraska, Em-line, wife of Isennart Purdy c and daughter or Elisba and,Emma Lathrop, formerly of llosb, Susquehanna county; Pa. ' • Wrlrrnav—ln Burford, Feb. Mb, 1873,Hoswe1l Whitney, in his 62nd year. Mr. Whitney was a native of Vermont,.and came into this county April Ist., 73 ycarodtgo.. and has lived in the vicinityi where birdied during the whole time. By a life of industry, strict honesty . and neighborly conduct he Imtvos an example wor.hy of imitation, and is now numbered with the noble race of early pioneers of this countymbo havi"lain by the' . • XLUCTION BALE.The intiteriber sell,,at tea o'clock, a. s!.. on Wednesday. March 20, Chattels; viz: Obirpalr hams. tholes saw, bore , Poser. With save "ter sawing. and thresher for threshing. pet light bar ormir;set won harness, Aegis harness. market wagon: churn, grindstone, hoes.. raker. forks,. Own. eta, double barrel gun. no mbar. chains. tables. bed, stands, qureans. stands, stores. Pans. Pail. a Omits' Wood 4P, Co.'. orgso, (neatly new) vinegar, elder. and pork, to barrels. de:, de: See on 1)., Br wpteris firm. In Bridgwater. one and a half miles from Montrose. oo 6 snout be time fcr SUMS of 1,5 nod r, With sptwored smutty. C: WEDGE. Montrose. Much I.l=. • ALL Itucra OP JOB. TCORK.ETC, ELATLI PRISTZD AT THE DEMOCRAT OiSICS Dr. GAR REMEDIES CUME Sktn - Dlseasta. • '. ANIMAL Msrrnta.—Tho-Annual Meeting of the Odd Fellow's Hall Association, for the e ec tion of officers, and transaction of other lewd ness,will be held at Odd Fellow's iltill,Tnewhiy, April Ist, 1873, at 8 p. tn. Cnaa. H. !harm, Montrose, March stb, 1873.—w4 DONATIOIL—Tba Mends of Rev. E. W. Breckenrld&e will make him a donation visit Qt the house of Mrs. Berths Warner, Forest I.4ika r Centre, on Thursday, afternoon and evening. bf March 13th, 1873. A cordial invitation to BY onintn or Forest Lake (Aritte7,Feb. 25th, 1871 , A GLomotts RECORD—Twelve years ago 'a few modest lines is a New York Journal lain ed public attention to a new Vegetable Restor ative, and solicited a trial of its merits as "a .remedy for indigestion, biliousness, lever and , ague, debility, nervous .disorders; rhenmatisni, .and all churplaiAts . .requirlng,•fitvigorstink laird regulatita; trestment. „bid& qpi t..ugqpreten aiogs tvayiPhlrLttition llft j was ittrodueed to the wiirld. It was a success nein" the All that was claimed for It as a tonic, a correc tive and anecdote to malaritms fever, was fount] to be strictly true. Within five years the an': nual salts of this article amounted to over 041 Million of bottles. A few years more and the de r mend had swelled to fire million. The annual COQ. , sumptiow,ot the b . has is r = bets the alp incise incredible fig gifehfidi relllfOris of bot tles, and for every bottle sold a copy of the It; lustmted Medical Annual, published by the proprietors, at a cost of -$151:1,000, is given away, • Nialacte.L i 'lllokrif Gt. tar anti au suggestive title of ao Interesting and exciting , book, written by United States Detective OD ect James J, Brooks, of the Internal Revenue. Department It contaihs, first, a series or In teresting sketches, Illustrating the various ETA*. loosed' the law and Itipenalties by the "Mils key Rings," including r.ot only illicit distillers, but men of apparent respectabilityand even of with Government appoi ntments. It gives a circumstantial account of the attempted murder-0 Officer Brooktualvhsran inside view of the 'Cause!! Which led• hi tbe-conlr 3 autbentica.- ted instance of hired aaaatains In the United States. It Is written In a rigorous, spicy ,st) le, and well illustrates that"trittlilsktratidt than fiction," for all that is - ht , re written, the Autitor asserts to be strictly true. • We-reconnuendfbr it a close perusal by every one, and we` pieilict for it a large sale. It Is handsomely printed and Illustrated, elegantly bound in morocco cloth; yet sold at the low price of 18.0ff," -- The ers desiring to give it the widest circulation. As it IS issued by subscription, it will not be found at the bookstores, buswillbe mailed free on re,, ceipt of the tuliertLied 'price,„ or delivered through an agent: • As 'reliable Canvassers ant . wanted, we advise anrof our leaders, who are out of empinywent, to apply for its agency to the publishers, •• WILLIAM b. EVANS & 140 . Patiati# Sr., PIIILADELPuLL, TEEHRS . 18 NOW, X.L&NTY OP ORDCND PLASMA AT SHOEIIAKER'S MILLS Cc SUITSIERSVILLE. New 1910, Feb. 19th, 1973. Pt eaten ! PLASTER I !—We have on hand an ample tuoply of fresh ground Cayuga Plaster; nt $.B 00 per ton. Also, Lime for landand tna 7 aonry. as cheap as can be purchase* any where, this side of Binghamton.. t: - • • Tri seM d CRA.II3III. 3lontrose Depoi,,Peb,stll.lB73. Wit,lhare just added a drew Mir Medium Gonlon Tress to our office, and we are now pre pared,for "business.•' Our facilities for Job work. ate now unsurpassed, by any one in this sec tion.— We propose to do all the work that our friends shall feel disposed to give us, as good as the best, as quick as the quickest, and as cheap as the cheapest.• Proveruirri;ti trial. Goon Trursitne CoNvErrion.—The nest county convention of LO. of G. T. f.r Sus ..quebanna ceupty, will meet, at Hojlottom, )litich'4Llt and sth, G: C.' T 4.8: Climb*, has promised that both himself and one of the Grand Lodge Lecturers will be present. A free public Imture may beegp . uottallin the church, Tuesday evening.. Rally J. S.Wittotrr, District Hopbottom, Feb. lilth-1873. P. Churchl.ll,,., , Juetieemf tlie Paled: mtllmorer ben heittee sttire, - .Great..Behtt tioroudt, • Stettweltrinz Da Co., Pa. Has tlMs:ettlerridnr of: te , dol•kets of the late Istme Reekhow, dmittuxi. °aka holm from It to 12 o'clock, a. tn., and from 1 to 4 o'clock p. m. Great Bend Oct. 2d 1872, For Sale. A new house well finished, good water han dy, Pi ncres of land, and 20 or morugood fruit tmesthereon. Issitnated 134 miles rerlbot Mon. tmse, near Beach's Plalning, also,a Woolep Poem", C..:at,,, , ....stmidiltscC4ll(§JACtatst and S iJI 1, nearlii.Tall few rods from school. Any person wanting a good place can get it at a bargain. Call on James E. Carmalt, or the proprietor. tt, C. BI;RCIE§S. Montrose:Oct:TON. • - '"' iCniseaso with a Thousand Symtoms. Myspepsliris the ninst'peifieling 'nil hu man ailments. Its synnoms are almost Infinite in their variety, and the forlorn and despondent victims uf.4e , diseaaVidlenlFSVAteMtelveetbe p'rey, in turn, of eidry known malady. This is due, in parr, to the close spmpathv which exists between the stomach and the brain., and in_part also to.theATZtAblltallTdlstiabliffee , df' the di gestive function necessarily disorders the liver, the bowels and the nervous system, and affects, to some extent, the quality of the blood. A medicine that, like Ilostetter's Ritter,s not only tones the stomach, but at the same time con trolq,the, WV. ,produpeq am guiar, habit of body, bmces-thevierves: perificheite linitbrand "thirds tern to a mind diseased," is therefore the true and only specific for chronic indigestion. Such is the °per:Wimp( 11th 4npptiayegetable restor ative. It not only cures dyspepsia, but also all concomitants and consequences. Moreover, it is invaluable as a preventive of indigmtion. Ass one who chooses to take buif,a,„wiriegltisspit of this agreeable appetizer arut,stbtuaclitchtddlual ly throe dufWill O'er be - punned with, opprotsieni-afteitat leg:1180M; sour - eructations or anv other indications of a want of vigor In the digestive and assimilating organs. The &- WU'S' 4UMI4PSI4 O I-AUpgriudOtedi6Thtrtartilber arc immediately and permanently relieved by the Bitters, and persons who are constitutional- Iv inclined to look uppn life "as through a gl.vs darkivelswiilllisitpt te lake ft hrighteilittaltiMro bopetui view of , the tat:teflon !Wafer' the tetiat inAutaco cif_ this wholeseeneinetlielnat tont. ,GF=O. TII E CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID. PIIIiMISIIND&ise celira Mitzi 4 roVtliti of ;maw Iletudeolneru.,lenciApljetfenm Dermas Debility. Lei'sut yfinoood. da, supplying Written by one who gamd himself, after un dergoing considerable quackery, and sent tree, on receiving a post -paid directed envelope. Address e. Address NATHAN ..MAYPAIH, PP0.L.11.0g91'..Pr%.15tV TOrf,Dits)litrp,4437l.3 ERRORS OF YOUTH. A GENTLEMAN who soffiredfor yenta from Nervous Pertoutero Dew, and alt the effects , of 'youthful iadl.cretion will for the rake of suffering hto molder, sen k t= t r, all oho need It, tht rcectotAnd rtrAlon GO. Aht Minpte raolellyly vadat' lib 'Woo cured. Sufferer. , thing treprofh by thendriereeexperl once on do eo by addressing, In perfect confidence, Url 11. trDEN. A trIMTOICSNOTICre anacrogned, an Auditor appottinbrbyf han'a Court of Supnebanna mlgnty to diurnal:lb, the nth in {habitude of too Ad. ometor 9ibihodate of Wm. C. Ward, deed. here by gfinlai ribtleti that' tia will *Mead to the Males of tii. 1 upOoliitr-eat, tt hi. Mike la Almanac. on Thamday. 4.parCh4.1813, at I o'ciock p, In., at which time mid Waco allpermane Interested will make known their chilma or • beifitreltar debarred from comb:min on raid (nod. 111cCOLLUM, AaditOr. itolltreaa,Feb, 5, ISM,. VIECITTeIga NOTlCE—Letters testamentary to the !.I:4' estsite of clue' Banneli. taw of Bridgewater twp., Susquehanna county, Pc, hare been granted to the eutarerther.ell IMAMS indebted tea the raid estate, arc tepees ed to make intraudlnte pat:tont. and those her ' In.. claims or denainas sodas! , the estate of the sail de ! colon, to make kaolin the mama without delay. R: U KNAM I. IEseentOri. ... Jaaan !OM, Special Notices.. . TUE MEANS OF SELF CUBE. ---.1 ,, — , -.(isioarltoc e ?oli 1 ft Vl, k ;s i ''''''': ; fE!didfitted Iritit l:for t & GnoriPvrtgs; h.....---- -7dannfsetorerrot of gswo. - I.- . fdDPF.IIIOIt TO. ALL OTII&P.S. e've -EVERY. frA IV WA Iznik ATIID. si F/LES, lALTING. AND I( it CUINERT. $37: idlitgiOL DI.ScOu WM. .ga r l -Writ% Lists and Chonlair Free— . u/ WELSU .ac .GRIFFITII IS _. Itoiki; Ilass...d. DetrothAlicliz Largest Organ Establishment in the World • •' 7 EitCpsive Fattories; ESTE!, di:: ccOMPARTV, •Ertittieboio;VV,ll:ll:X.' ., • 64 dotage Organs .. . . .-. .. Tfie lienot and 1 . 4. t infpnmminte..tiiiitblnt that la . new nett tett]. The kali eg Imptuyerantto I a rm. .... , wyp7,lhtralneed ttnt le this estabilibmsnt. • HAtsh . llihollB,lll. ~ The an= pribil;hed Qnsrterly. 25 cents psis ror Mgr year. which Is to bal amo unt st One :who after. wards sendinovey to Ow o f One I)olimir inn* for nerstismn order 25 cents' 'real:L*3l=l, th. nodes paid for t °nide. •• " The First tumbet Is Dearttlfitt, nishiglaans ?or ma incßural Boma, ininnerstils - .Ders".iatkinr,Vindow Gardens. etc.. and a mesa of Informstlina lank:shin to the lover of Flowers. One hundred 'and Carty psm, on Ono tinted paper. dame snri enss 2l inrcand abinwit Colored Prate and Chriimo Corer. The 'n4E4l4lOE' of StuO,lnd Jan printed In iroglish midi/ern/xi. '3AMIES lkocheiteti Now 'fork. :ONLY 10 CENTS. EVERY MAN HIS OWN PAINTT►R ; or. MINIS-BOW TOBELECT AND 11813 . A P l . l O L trtAllte containing sample. card Olth dif fermi actually pointed she ru and tints, sith instruc tions for exterior, and Interior Ilonte Detention. Tirentj-the copies, boned Itt, cloth. far it Oomph* maples. paper cover, nuihed, - post paid, to any addwu, on reedy& o f ha cents by the Publisher. 11E1111 V CA MIRY EIAMEI e . , . Bodin:lL Post Udine, YbiladolPtits. Zee the following ratuable eztraetifrom prem . leak ar: A-verr valtiablo-boolLatid no one !Mob OB I Z to Paint should fsll to read IL—N. Y. Tritons. . W. dud - dot know so math- could be said on the sub-' jest-of painting a hoossenntll we read, this ekeettent. Baird's.—N. Y. Rirchl. Asrantlong What last supplled.—Sefesqte American. Not only a necessity to the winter. but ,vskiable sorry occupant of a distilling.—h. Y. rrorld. Buy Igs coplos of this book and dlstributo thew amerio Icor friends. If they dill heed the advice thereto. h i could Mike no more "Skiable prOsene"—CAinago buns pribllahlug this hook Ur. Weil bar don't/Croat Sat- Wm to the tornmnalty.—Taeilo Blade. We.hooo thu publisher will 10041:10copiss.of book 'daring toss.—tenon Adnrillser. We hind Jost panted our house as advised by thdr i ane ttdir, and eenostolate ourselves that no htiuselit tits delchborhessol excels ours in appeafnneo .— In selling disciple copy for 10 mots Mr. Ildlrd moat ~rol certain that au drdar for ate:wad In cloth and NI, I tua.—Frank 1.441. e. ' • , . • . . - we know the town and c,ourary paints thereto otemendea. and eau youth fee their wake and the excel , ' lenettot the •'llarrle_on? • brehtl of ONLY 10 CENTS. LOCAL OPTIONstVeII7.V.I,I uu, Liquor IntereThe Seherelptioa is per rear: deo*. E.'• Aflame AMERICAN Lig.Lon 11/12V8 AD 110.ATE: No. 11.14) 11 berry treet,,Pittebarati,j'e w rt zglpLinte n p rent . to JAM. WARMING: lOrroctiTe In , = tutu matt 50:r utfu l i re Co ielp l t V i. Vs " Y's I:l44the Iteteepget htfietti,hsk and 11strport t o - FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS. , . ~trf .l 7 applied, bolds, mph et an) plaredrslydd, ultra the tseh mew. Send ntamp tor clechlm..eltentarand .ix eoliKr•brolned - 1 0, -kh.hut to o.o7lW:eft to the U. 9 . , o ppteCC.P , ACK , .elX.'`LlbiteaLlndricetriehtel the trifle. Agreteirtlftell. daren,BEISENGEIt L(tqa. c 0.., 4115lItt ,ket'St.VIllnisb Yg, Po.. *11111.6114,. BUGG, & 13.1CILSON, Xantr4vrensna Cl Weoil4ntklng Machinery, Genially. - rirp.m,r7E.3,:—Wocdnurth Ilanifig;Tenene'n: and . Grna•lng IfachlooT, Itichardson's raiant , raiptuved Tcnotst:tarAings, St. ,• Central.:coL Caton-St., wo r bi-; Hass. L. a. wan 1,2204.- 41; J. =CO," 9.-117LICILLIEVION. Stniiontiisr Porta' Me 'and Blast ENGINES - 'I . ant Plonttng SiiSl %ma Slant ftnalee Sfaeatatr7. 11,4 P.. rslaNDYj neWark. Ohio. WO:R Kl.N.oit LASS VIII iGO a week,gunraPtced. , licoprotable amp &eta at borne; av Or creatnx; an capiial required:lull lusts= zwd-Indq.aayparl no rnt•free trrntatl. l Alarm, with ;Os *at raturn otunp,•3L TIM:NU &tla.. 18 Corthwdt -51., N.Y. rrt''• ' • S a t o: $9i6yE 11. 13 Azenta i wanted either people ee.e.yor i ngtor it ote. ci nte ft' ke ' °t re 'T he ar n k eefat Turk tar u* their spire mortice's or all the I.ltue,thtue• at ouyibreg elec. e Partictelant•free.. Address 44 MN CO..Port.Lettd Melee. • , , • , iZaiRLPL233XJM: f. agreed WA t'starph thirty yenis,Snd was cured by , elnipletemedy. UM rend receipt. portage free, to r, I colleted. Rey. T. J. 31 EA.D, Drawer 1711.•Syrziesiie,:i. • • - $,/SlOOP°ran ire ro 1 13 1V f A mAt . t.tiL...4. or rt — rei:. wed Pi=that Da Bixa's PLC RE.IIVDT NIS to care. Ikls prepuces] expreasly to cure iheodes, and nothing the; -thdd tri all Dangglets. Price, el. 11ERIFFS '''FIRTCF.: OF 3v.rlteissned by the Court of C-ommott Pleat of,SusAttellauns County and:to roe directed, .L to mile by public, vendee, at the, Ceine Muse in Montrose,on Sattirday, March 8 ; 11173; at PO'clitch, p. in., the fulluirinz pieces or, parcels of Itind,:to ' • ' • , • ; /dr that eeftultfidete or petrel: of:, band. , eite. sic in part in the township of Greenfield in'the Cotility of Lnzerricand State of Pennsylvania; aricipart in the tovoiNltip Cliffind .In. the County of Susquehanna end State or,rennsyl ranhs, bounded .andlirscribed tbilflVS: Se ginning it'a,stake and stoney' short distance fistri a whitorralOree2thence north 45, degrees andito minutes West 18 chains and •DO ,links to Isola lateof' Peter Graham. theneentfili, 44 Ale, gem' and 20 rein-Mee salt 17'61211ns lei lands formerly or Jimmit.ritheips, • thenc-- - cast 23 chnins,Bl Indult° ritulefortnerly of- Senhilmin Trnglej thenceaoutbti2 degrees cast 2 chains, and 72 links, thence south 44 degrees and 30 minutes wed - 33 chains and - GO links to the Place of beginning, ON:lining GO acres of land be the same more or less with the aprurtenan cm 1 Imam house and _barn, and MI: impfeval tSeize-d and takets in, execution at•iVe tul . t of kfithrtrlVett ,k-ro:.vai John iktiket.)'- • that certain piece or pared . 'of Land situate in the township pf. Lenox, :lit the COUnty,of. Susquehanna noel State of Penttsyl vinia, Weeded and, described 11111 follow/1, , to wits Ontihe' north' bY", Milford and Qwego TUrelpike, thevailby • Tunkluitinockeerecks• en the south by lands of Ifenry • Miller, Mid on the, west•by.the Grttn, Muni ! and Philadelphia Ternpikil,fontaining,about six sere, of land, he ,tha /lama more 0r149, with the appurtenances; oaf; manse betty, 42k framettm told out build. ings,mfeir fruit' trees; and ell hnproved: (Taken in exemitisnat,thesult r/fLtl.4. , Gerritsone William Cameron, Jot n_ jr., John Cameron, and C. D. . ' Notice is hen.4iYgiven that. alPbdda must be ,paid in cash on day of sale, ' 11 „ M. ,303.31E;Sherlit.l ,rifeJt PM4e, 3 rftniXl 4 llll4 4 7. 8. len - , •,::. AITBETOIrit NOTlOR.—Tbiati :twirled; arrandltor ted•lis.tbe Court of Commoo Pinson of Ban , ..APP" •nnnnn County. to distribute the inn in ;be, tin& of ' UM 9tielif.lol+lodfmns Slirrtirritralb of res.) estate of *trait G B Keened' brreby Orr* notice tbet be is ettenti to liiedullutot , aptioluttnebr. at his Mtn. In Biontrrisri 3 Ort iNti , 'bblita7,lothdaynCbrattb. l X7s, at oaa o'clock, p. m., when nun where all pcninp, haply* .4 maim mad atilt pre.ert tinny' 'elm tin orbit ,torerre debatrtd.rraLlit Footing Otters iota fund. A. 0.11 AUREN, Auditor. itentrose, Feb. 32111,18 - 4.—eri -- • ATOWS NOTICE..- - The Oudertlgnett, an ;Wt. • tar e epaintad toy tile Jedgen of the Orphan', Coort, . In d Mr• the COMO OrifiIKTIAZIDI33, 011 Illierpt101:111 . . .„ ' oleo rotes Widow* lereatfory In the estatd of Barone . - A billberflATllß'S NOTICB.—e ,ibe e:totte of W. Nreesdell. deceased. wlll Weed to the dance of IX Morton 11. Stir, deceased. lege:, of ldtelele• hi..teepotettnent. et WV 0111a,_11 , 1 Montrose, Dil trades to the weld estate, have toeurirrented to tb.llll. Tbqrodey, the' ortottletb 4 , 1 of 'lank IfT B O. at ono dtrairoeds ell perstate tedebted le Bald vitae, ate bens. emelt In Me afternoon . Alt puttee toterested embers* by 114415e1l to cake Itentediate payees to es. Adult". ,I7==',llrealvr4ohn.!_"um-., , 1.4-w toed aettodr,..r.lagt`lVA44sl'" sle""x4iirs y. A. cAcE:Dtialtor. ,' , • - aat WAantri Arktv goutrote, Yob. 12, Isuc-^" . , ` I Reth i M. St, irri• ' Brew , Advertisements. THE-EAALE , ; Inuffx Bre_VS fi NICHOLS; Paopairrolts. bias or ras Qo .010 EAtsts Asa Maras,. 331 c) els.; 7itcasti.ernw We ilrefni tnany to the talk titatiiar shiers ti vies stacked with Dregs. Medicines, taints, oge,veralsb. li nashee, Comb., Perfumes!. Fancy , Arf v409/1••• wry and patent preperitlont. and all other vtl , ki Rm• any kept to Arai class drug storm Wa gnitsitai INV veg. genolne lad of the best gnellty: teul will be said as kin priest AP emit. - Rupaeifall Toy's. Itatitrtme. Feb. nil. int AMOS. MOROI,. 8.8. Lyons '& Co.. "in•xxei CARPBTS,OIDCLOTHS.MATrINCIA, DRISUGETS, _TRUNKS, SATCH ELS, WXLt A - ND WINDOW PAPER: WINDOW - SHADES, Dry ob.odst.4nit?4m, HARDWARE ELIII3EIa TAINTS AND 011. g. • '.• UNTA:RTA KERN' DR. JAYNE'SPASALT XWOICTIRNS. sTOw'=!U• Zeztresei. SCHNIOII SIYINGS 120 Wyoming Svanues,,,, • RECEIVES; MONEY ON DEPOSIT FROM COMPANIES AND INDIVID UALS, AND RETURNS THE SAME ON DEMAND . wrrnour 'PREVI OUS NOTICE, ALLOWING INTER EST AT SIX PEW CENT. PER I AN. NUM. PAYABLE -HALF 'YEARLY, ON . THE FIRST DAYS OF JANU !ARY AND JULY.' A SAFE AND RE LIABLE PLACE OF -DEPOSIT- FOR LABORING MEN, MINERS;'. ME CHANICS, AND MACBINISTS, AND FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN Aft WELL MONEY • DEPOSITED. ON OR BEFORE THE TENTH' WILL DRAW INTEREST :FROM . THE FIRST DAY OF TILE MONTH. THIS IS IN ALL RESPECTS 'A lIOMEIN STITUTION, AND ONE , WHICH NOW RECEIVING THE SAVED EARNINGS OF THOUSANDS UPON *THOUS AN DS 'OF SCRANTON MIN-, ERS AND MECHANICS. DIRECTORS . JAMES' BLAIR, SANFORD GRANT,GEORGE FISH ER JAS. S. SLOCUM,J..IL.SUITHIN, C. P. I'iIATTIIEWs;;.D_ANIEL /WW- I ELL,' 'A.• HUNT; JAME-3 -- IX IX AM.:PRESIDENT ; MOORE.; CURTER': 7.OPBN.DAILY FROA'4,4I O NE UNTIL - FOCI; P. 3L.'AND,GN WED NESDAY" AND S.4TURDAY:fEVE. NINGs Etrarr • .T 8 •-• 'AZW - ::DISOCIVERY Olu:nftdalaid 2116131011**14),:- ; Di. GARVIN'S %MRCS:EDON .r Cute InciOeut Dr. GARVIN'S TM{ RE4tEEDIES Dr. GIABVEVB TES.DEZIKEDIDS Pnro Asthma. • , j " - Dr. GADMILTS TAD MtInEMICIE Caro Ilearit.Diseade; - ,":•; GAIMEIPS TAB' BE Ulll Cum Skin Diseases. • n. tztumrs IrMit urnEbnes Regaisto thtitiver:, • Dr. GARVIN'S TAU UVILEDIEC Reg ante tbagiioinachiuidnowsla pi: Oen nerS TAU UZIEEMUNU Cur4.3lPcniaifi Weaknesses.' = ' : iiir:GAUVONSI TAU HEMEDUCII Purity- tho Blood. 'OIIBVIIVS TAB BIE1W111:11 Inseasps Oftho TIY 7oct Dr. GARNLVS 'TAR 44111GBDIGS . ~ Dr..43IABVIN'S TAR BEBIIOI/Mi l ' h ii° l4 /*Cold , "Ctr"lialroVer • BAUVLIPS*OI, nismairs Cam; Salmi Di.vases. - 1 24. GABSROS Till 81811111118 BisrtiCoiistiptulan.. ' Dr. GAR Jll BEBEDUZI , emits** Rheum. - 11:0r..GARVINA Tug sErremul Curt Idney Diseases. • Dr. GARVINISTAR TIMM= . Proventawlera&VeltawFmr Dr. GARVILIPS TAXI ' • Fivireikt Rataricrus •- Dr: GARVIN'S TAR It , EIIIIEIIOIIIIIIInk,.., /liesumn Pain tax Ric wean. Dr. GAIVVIN 3 O, TAU • • r. Beircoivniliflit glo.Sldo • , GAIIVIIPS TAU Ittptpu:l!l- ; Ar" SaPettor Dr.:GAVAITS TAlEtwong)* "JUrlore !Ito Abileeite. • . Dr.GAILVINV TAB runpeozEs two the Food to Digest.. - • : Dr. 6AIIVErS TAR IMIIMIRS; • • Itarteitt&WesekszaDeblittsueiC pr. GAMIN'S TAR Ulll*EllUka • `CO Youit*teus. 1 4: t q wErlDiatr. Otit.; l ‘., so= Paoritamoug, 103 Seventh 41Crev New York. JantAr7 16,1873,
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