am DEMOCRAT.
B: B. ffa - Trzsr Mors.
Wednectlay, Oct. 15th, 1873.
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Two roughs, who spoke indeciwously
to the President a s he was driving - to
church, in Washington, last Sunday,have
been fined $5 each by the Police ' , Court
which has National jurisdiction. This
onght to be a warning to newspapers which
bays a habit of saying things about the
President.
Lonprutat Courier Journal: "It is
said that the Presideut bad about 820;1
600 on deposit in Jay Cooke's-bank, and
that on the morning of the failure a tin
box was sent from the bank to the White
Howe. Poor Andy Johnson had about
$60,000 on deposit in the First National
Bank, but no tin box was sent to bin."
AT A local election in California, the
other day, a majority of the lam were
cast for a woman for constable. The
judges refused. to count them however;
and she didn't get the office. But it is
claimed that under the language cf the
California constitution,she was eligible to
the office, and can secure it by a made
mow from the courts.
A RUMOR from New Orleans says there
is a plot ou foot there among the high
toned politicians to Impeach Gov. Kel
logg and place the colored Lieut. Goc. C.
C. Antoine in his seat. The scheme star is
among the negroes, who think they do
oot get a fair share of the Government
offices. - Perhaps the negroes begin to
suspect that the carpet-baggers are not
after all, the:r most disinterested friends.
The sooner they realize that fact fully the
better will it be for the State.
MATT. CARPENTER woe terribly snub
bed at a gathering of the Knights of
Pythiaß at Milwaukee the other night.—
Some unauthorized person asked: him to
rtddress the Order, and he proceeded to
their hotel, primed for one of his most
felicitous efforts; hut those in authority,
having learned his intention, sent him a
polite note that a speech from him was
not at all the desire of the representatives
of an Order that inculattitd the princi
ples of moreity, and Matt. departed in
deep chagrin.
Sous ides of the probable cotton crop
of this year may perhaps be deduced
from recent arrivals of cotton in New
Orleans. On the 8111 inst. the steamer
Katie brought to the city the largest car
go of cotton of the season-404 bales.—
At the same time lust year the same plan
tation taut to the city 1,900 bales. It is
given to the New Orleans Herald as the
opinion of an experienced cotton dealer
that for September the receipts of cotton
will be 25,000 balea against 56,000 last
year, and 90,000 against 180,000 at all
ports.
AN unfortunate Germanaleif by name,
and a resident of Saginaw Comity,Michi
gan, has had most tremendous experiences i
in well-digging. Calmly and aninter
roptedly lie excavated to the depth of
forty feet, and then, as he eid not get.
much water, he decided to bore. When
be had drilled down some thirty feet,
things began to happen. His residence
was badly shaken as by a small earthquake.
Down in the well rumbl:ng: sounds, like
the discharge of a cannon, were heard.—
The neighbors became excited. A bench
of ignited straw was lowered, and up
came a voluMe of flame risitig fifty fret
above the surface. The ill-starred Bed
wanted water and be got fire. The well
continues to go off whenever a light is
applied, and we are told that "tbe neigh
bors do not feel inch a sense ,of security
as to their hereafter u they dill before
the sinking of Reins well."
Tin Philadelphia Erening Bulletin says
of the American University of Philadel
phia, with its bogus diplomas, that it has
two things, if nothing more, out of all
the grand possessions which it enumerates
in its prospectus, and these are a charter
signed by Governor Geary on March 26,
1867. and an ageney z, at Jersey, in Eng
land where Dr. P t f. Van Der Vycr of.
to sell its diplomas for various pricer.'
The prospectus of this institution de
scribes an institution which the Bulletin
says has no existence in Philadelphia.—
There is an ordinary three-story brick
dwelling-house at No. M 4 Pine streets
which is the locale of the "American
University of Philadelphia," and bere,
according to the prospectue,'"and found
"thirty or forty professors of great repu
tation, and accommodations for lodging
300 students in comfort in "its large,brau;
t ifal and spacious hu Wing on Pine street,"
together with its "own hospital and one
of the largest clinics;" a spacious,
es,oellently ve;tilisted and lighted" dis
secting-room; a museum, 'roue of the
largest in the laud," and (liana and sub
&ma, rectors and sub-rectors, ,supervis
ing each faculty. It is probable that
some action will be taken to 'suppress the
*ale of false diplomat as the Attorrey.
General I , urr bcerr ietturteed to ,'rooted
against institution.* which_ deal in. fraud.
a ;tat t bits' imam, `tr#ll # Yinw of-depdviaig
sht&V,o4iiir. Pbetirs. •
THE liteczzoN
Count/.
The returns Come in from the County
very slowly. The vote is-very light ;Mont
rose on State -ticket 129. Majority for
Jones 30. Last year Jones' majority was
159. In Bridgewater, majority for Haw
ley is 65. Last year it was 45. Auburn,
majority for Jones 20. Last year it was
103. Dimook gave Hawley 23 majority.
It wne a tie lust year. Springville gave
Jones 52 majority. Last year he recieved
108. Clifford gave Jones 80 majority.—
It was 88 last year. Silver Lake gave
Hawley 30 majority, a lose for Hawley of
29 over last year. Liberty gave Hawley
8 majority, the same as lust year. New
Milford Township gave Jones 8 majority.
He had 31 last year. Great Bend town
ship gave Jones 54 majority. He had 69
last year. Harford, Jones' residence, is
reported to have given bim 61 majority.
It gave him 35 majority last year.—
Brooklyn gave Jones 41 Majority. Last
year it gave him 65. From present appear
ances Jones' m ajori ty in the county will fall
below 400. The State ticket is Republi
can by some 700 majority. • There are
reports which are credited hero that
Wyuming has given 700 or 800 Demo-
crane majority on Representatives. If
Wyoming gives a majority of 590 against
Jones it is now conceded that he is de
feated. We have held onrpaper open one
day to get the full returns, but they come
in so slow we have concluded to go to
press. We are satisfied with what we
know of the result.
The elate.
A few words will suffice to tell the tale
so far as the State is concerned. R. W.
Mackey is elected State Treasurer, and
the people's money will remain in the
same uncertain hands that clutch it at
present. For Judge of the Supreme
Court, Isaac G. Gordon, the Republican
candidate, is chosen by a large majority.
This closes the State book for the prea-
Hoer. Robert Townsend, a Nebraska
probate judge, has recently taken some
pains to ascertain, as far as possible from
official sources, the laws to all the States
concerning the intermarr age of whitra
and blacke. The Omaha Republican,
publishing the results of his tnquiries,says
that such iutermarriagesare valid in New
York, New Hampshire, Vermont, Masse
d ueet ts, Connecticut. Pen nsylvania, Wis
cousin, Minnesota, lowa, Kansas, New
Jersey, South Carolina,Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas,
and the District of - Columbia, Maine,
Michigan, and Illinois report that, al
though they have prohibitory statues, yet
the law with them is a dead letter, and
that "such marriages frequently occur."
The gentleman replying from Connecti
cut said : "There is no law in this State
that prohibits the intermarriage of whites
and blacks, unless the blacks objects."
Question Ist.
Ma. Etirroa:-1 noticed in the last
publican the following prophecy :
A sufficient refutation of the DEISO
- editor's eleventh-hour slander
against his rival candidate for the Legis
lature is the fact that where Mr. Jones is
best known there he is best liked, and we
have yet to see the first Harford Repub
lican who is not enthusiastic in his sup
port. On the other hand, Hawley is much
disliked, even by bisliwn party, in Mont
rose, and we understand that" quite a
number of Democrats here will not vote
for him.
Last fall Montrose gate 11. M. Jones a
majority of 159, on Tuesday last ho re
ceived a majority of 30, leaving the un
popular balance in favor of Hawley of
129. Bridgewater gave a majority of 45
against Jones last year. Tuesday it gave
a majority of 65, agskust him leaving an
unpopular gain for Hawley there of 20.
Hawley seems to go out of Montrose and
Bridgewater with an unpopular majority
iu his favor of 35, making a popular ma
jority against Jones of 164. I think
Homer as a prophet in his own town is
a tatiure.
The Nathan Bleeder.
Nine "Yon, October 9.—A telegram
from Binghamton to the Times states
that Captain Irving and Mr Dasenbury
of the New York detective police, passed
through that place last night at ten
clock, having in custody John T. Irving,
the man who pretends to know all about
the Nathan murder.- They will arrive in
Now York about eight.o'clock this morn
ing, and the ,prisoner will be taken int
1 -once to police headquartent.whera he Will
lie locked opt° await the action of the
authorities, and meantime no communi
cation with him will be allowed. When
Captain Irving left New York to go for
the prisoner he scouted the story told by
him, as published, as utterly false and
ridiculous. lie now soyi the prisoner
has made statements to bins whip!) have
canoed him to change his opinions rela
tive to the importance of Irving'e revela
tions. Portions of hie statements are
still considered unmitigated falsehoials.
but others tire plausible, and some tire of
the highest importance. Whatever may
be the result of the return' of Irving- it
is pertain that Lis arraingnment in New
York will cantle a decided sensation..
ntrma's STO-
Th?g r t e rvili f the Ss r
a 4t F t rab h
et r e iLl i Tey b e rou th g a h t t.
the
ewer told him by the "primer fa entirely
thfljreut from the, itories.piiblished a And
be (the tleteclire) is of the', opiiioo that
the Nathan case mill again be revived
and titre work all' .hare to-?,be done over
again. It is:tinderatood that Irving will
be arraignetVbefore die district attorney
today. , - -•.
It *said that Irving - will, prove that
Kelly, now in Sing Sing, killed Nathan
with the iron dog which was obtained of
Caulker in the Brooklyn navy yard.—
That $l.OOO in bonds•whloh'were in •Na- ,
thaw's safe were seen in Kelly's hands a
few days after the murder, that those
bonds were negotiated, • that
watch was-fciund in Centre street the day
after the nuirder.-
A Robber Shot.
The farm below Wilkes Bane, known
as the Lazarus farm, had been plundered
recently of vegetables to a large extent,
and last night a son of Thomas Lazarus,
Frank Espy and a hired man, concluded
to stitch the crops. About 9 o'clock they
discovered two men in the cabbage lot,
and one of them had a bag filled with
heads of cabbage, carrying them off.—
Espy called to him to stop, and the thief
replied that he would shoot him if he
followed him;
It appears that Espy's party had a shot
gun and pistol, and the thief had also a
shot gnu. Before Espy got within reach
of the thief, he was fired at, but she shot
missed and they clinched. The thief hi
some baygot hold of Espy's pistol and
fired one shot at him without effect.—
Then lie struck Espy over the shoulder
with the em ity gun and broke the stock.
He then was iu the act of striking Espy
with the gun barrel, when Espy tired at
him with his gun and killed hue instant
`ly, the whole - charge of shot striking.
him in one eye tearing his head terribly.
Espy surrendered himself up to Es
quire Lewis last night and was sent to
prison. This morning an inquest was
held and the killing adjudged to be self
defence. 11. r. Espy was then discharged.
The public fully justify the finding of
the J ury.
The name of the killed was Alexander
Law anu resided in Plymouth. He leaves
four orphan children. The man with
Law gate his name as James Small, and
claims to be a stranger—was invited to
bike it boat ride with Law, and the res
ult is known.—Luzern Union.
NATURAL DECAY-PROTECT TEE SYSTEM
The human body is a machine, and therefore
cannot endure Wrest.: ; but, like a watch or a
sewing machine, it will last much longer if
properly regulated and duly repaired,than if no
pains were taken to keep it in order. The
great object of every one who desires a long
and healthy lite should be to put his body in a
condition to resist the life threatening influen
ces by which we are all more ur less mamma- I
tied; and no invigorant and corrective at pres
ent
known so effectively answers this purpose
as the vitalizing elixir which. under the Unpre
tending name of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
has been for more than twenty years the stan
dardronio of America, In crowded cities,whete
the atmosphere is contaminated with the elfisha
inspirable from large populations; in marshy
regions where the soggy soil reeks with mi
, asma; on the praries and in the forests, where
every fall the air is tainted with exhalations
from rotting weeds and grasses, or decompw,,
log leaves--iu short, in every locality where
malaria exists, this powerful ,emunble antidote
is urgently needed. Fever and ague, billions
fevers, dysentary, congestion of the liver,jaun
dice, rheumatism, nod all diseases which are
generated by infected air, impure water, °rand
den changes of temperature, may be averted
by strengthening and regulating the system to
advance with llosietter's Bitters. Autumn is
always a season of peril, especially to weak,
susceptible organizations. Even the more vie:-
omits are apt to be in some measure depressed
by the humid atmosphere, loaded with deleteri
ous gases ',reduced by vegetable decay. The
fall is a period of the year whsn the renovation
and regulation of the living machine is peculi
arly important, and the Bitters should there
fore be taken daily at this critical season.
Special Notices.
BON-TOti PLIRTATIOS SIGNALS,
Sent on receipt nlLi cent, Uoigne Printlag and Pub
linking Bout*, 88 Vest,' Slreet, New 7 ark.
.4 GENTS oven-where to 0011 Otlt DOW 000 novel Sro•
brotdoriug idnenior. Set d for Mr:Pirated
WANTED Circular. to AlaKee litaunfacturlog Coro
Way , Ifir9 Broadway. New look.
THE PARLOR COMPANION.
Every Lady OD. to oov!
Every Ear ought to have ore!
Sent on receipt of Ten Cow, Add;eve.
L. F. OIDE & W.. 19.5 beventh Avenue, N. Y
TER 8geK117271
$23 Portable Family Sewing Machine on 30 Days' Trial.
Many advantage.. over all SatWootton guaranteed. or
$l3 refended. Soot coral:doe, with roll direvilona.—
Bcchwith Sewing Machine Co., we Broadway, N. Y.
TILE NEW ELASTIC TECSS
An Important Ineentlon. It 1+1.31119 the Itapttur at 1111
tinmer,and ender the hardest ram cite or ',merest strain.
It is yowa rob comfort., and if kept an bight and den
effects a permanent mire in a few weeks. Sold cheap.,
and sent by Mall when et-queried. Circulars free. when
ordered ny letter cent v. The EMetic Tram Co., No.
Ctl Brvmdway, New York City. Nobody sums Metal
Spring Traram; too Withal ; .I'p off too frequently.
FOR ALL WHO ArTE WILLING TO WORK. AD pen
roe. old or young, ni either ere. can make from $ lO to
&O per week. at borne day or evening. Wanted alt.
Suitable to either city or country, and any iiefteanof
the year. Thum is a rye opponcadt7 fur theacutin
are out of work. and not of money, to make an Inde
pendent Drina, no .pital bond reuin4 Our pampb.
let, -BOW Ti) IREV, it LIVING." giving fall inatrue-
Gone. owl:It on receipt of ten cent, Addrean.
A. BURTON .k.oo...l.lorrteauta. Westchester C0.,11.T.
Apra A, ISTI-rawly.
TEE CONFESSIONS OF AN 1.993L1A
Praises= At a ar.suanto and for the hensfft of Torso
CK ♦+D 01/lIIIP tato sneer from NERVOUS DESILL.
TY. LOSS OF )lAMfOOD. eta.. +nista) Ins the IMMO
of. .41. e vre. by One silo cared himself aft-r
undcreolng considerable ismetcry. and test Meanie.
celeing a post-paid directed envelum
Sufferers are invited to rtedresi the author.
NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR,
Dos LIS, Brooklyn. N.Y.
June 115th.ISIS.—utd
QUEIIIII7.
New AAvertisement&
SSW TA.ILOIL
Shop over Denotes Book Store. next to the pQ iieLnee
Vi ork done in the bed eryit. Give men LUI.
Montrose, one 15. 19tLAai ..0411. o. WALIVIG.
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LITTI,kB tt. BtAICESTATE,,
ArTerevairs IsT have =mond
OW, miatette the Tarbell Mine.
• IL ft Isms.
co..P. Urns.
EL L. ftsrazsLien:
If outm.e.Oct. 16.1 M
'INSURANCE NOTlCE.—Dating been Ltlie
ancellasinres for the past seven 'ears.' hare chats.
belied an Independent Agency. not connented with any
combination of Local or National Boards.
I shall charge a reasonable rate on all classes of In
surable propenr.
espied lee9resseeteet over 820.000,000!
caAB. SkElt.
AloattoSe, Pa.. Oct 13,
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V1.F.C1370103 NOTICE. Whereastettets temarnente.
r 7 to the estate of Jas. Sommers. late of New Jill
tord. deed. hive. been grantee to the undeteignedoill
noncom flatlet: wed to mid amide. are mamad to make
inn:acetate payment: and those haring eta ins against
the name, sr* requested to present them without delay,
F.LLIOT ALDNICO.
80NN.% A. eItIMMEIO3, f B xcea t aril
New }Word, 04. !Litt 1871.—ws .•
WOTICR le hereby given dolt theitention ofa tester ,
111 sty of the freeholders residing 10164 _Vae dietrivt
hereinafter described. sill he laid forethe Grand dor .
ry of Pneunebenns Vpunty. St , the liortasher' Trrdl,
1.43. proven Ler the herozporetlon of epld diarist sea
b,rungb:l:ty the name. odic, aid title of stir Ilorongtt
of {treat Pend Vidsze. and try the fuftorrlog howls
tips;to Vitt Beginning on the bank of the Shiqech.
see tasty at the northwest. corner of sr: Artitcoes
lend ; thence , tooth ly t egress oat = rode t. , ) th P.
ple-tree. south En -degrees wort SW rods toe 'ptneuee;
Wynne north 15,if fkgrees own= rods to s-poet and
stance; thence north dogrespi weft 1434 rode toe vast .
and apnea t thence north pl Acores net 164 rodi to
the bent of sala river :4hrive /veg. (t.greed `rid
rode. eolith degreee'eset rode.>,onttt d elrees
east 110 rode,sontb flOttegices apt rode; - by the see.
eral'contyes and thehturce of .eaul tiler l the place pt
beginnlegf '
-WY onion, '.-
h9.tosrri.
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Gm! Sok, Oct "
Tge 'tice gutorEd Pmlip.
THE BEST' IN THE N% ORLD '"
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Ilonble.Attlng,ltlen.lefe:zlng. Thewfuliral nod mosr
powerful In WWI It la proved to • u
the cheapest, utast
effective. tumble. and eel able. not only tar tmally nee.
butall. fort Fledge, Pnßorie , . Brewer..., I tart Herter.
etc. It If parth 4 , 04, r.etnatnenderl by Inanraoce COM .
rnit"..ll`..rn.lin" l'Omlt that tt I .lAt)lttWf blt.to IS fret
brough tame. It I. no Drat veer ea beeswar It now
,. r falls. Tbe moat durable beennte It le compn.ed of
bat few 'donde parts of Iron (enrouteled *0 AOlO urerent
soy nardearant or brat - o*h taste it. the wait r) Iles uo
battler packt. n..,, chllrlean wink it_ Itnever.frentee,
as on•leater rentEdua la tbo.plpe when tint Jo 4610 i, It
fern' elp • the e.-Ideat tenter. belng plwced fint
of the 'Orel t . ,..1. oolnlon of Oren= Jana 4osinur
fats ATI todtuluad; Jane lio.,161:. prge2GD; also Jan.
do,Page :a.
hoeing purchaard the county elet. I • will aell town
rights ts, volt parriptvere. altti to those in wnlll of ti
Intnp I ain prepared to eel).* cheap no they enn be mold
7 the company. bend for clrenlar and price' liar to
W. M. WILMA.RIII,
Oakley. Pa
Ott. 13. 11431-6 m
Mo' .76 1 ' X IA. Da
• Di, Lanosboro.
ROBERT & MAIN,
"..hrzito-g.lrkow".l,77.e,nrati7it,7';''"Plred
WaEn Blamitla
FROM A WAELBAFICW TO A COACH.
BSP.IIBnU IN ANT PERT OF THE BUSINESS
wall reruire prompt attention.
OEM & MAIN.
frame:war, Pa.. Oct. n,
TOTICE IN PIRTITION.Td JOIt ANN!.
I'll Reynold., of Jersy City. Newjerser,eatli ,
erine Coz, of Whims-Barre, F.dwurti Brown
nod Thomas Brown. of Jersey City, N. J., Mary
Jane Bruton, and John Brown, of Staten Is
land, and Eben Brown, of Binghamton, N. Y.
TAKE Norton. Thin, Whereas Johanna
Coughlin, late of Silver Lake towinship, in the
county of Susquehanna and State of Pensylva
nia, died intestate, seized in her demesne as of
fee of and In a .-ertnin ntessattge and tract of
land situate In the township of Liberty, in the
county of linsquehunna and State of Pennsyl
vania, described as follows to wit : Commene
ingot a hemlock tree being the northwest cor
net of lot No. 142 and near the road or high
way leading by Mahan's settlement (so called)
to Silver Lake, thence south 86q degrees east
53 3 10 perches to a post, thence south I!.; de.
greas west 62 1-10 perches to the centre of the
highway aforesaid, thence north westerly along
said highway to a post and stones and thence
north 1 1 ," degrees east 10 rods to the place of
beginning. containing 19 acres of land, be the
satne more or less ; in pursuance of an °o'er of
the Orphans' Court of said county of Susque
hanna, an inquest will.be held on said premises
on Thursday, November Gth,lB:,p,at ten o'clock
In the forenoon. to make panto!) thereof to and
among the oohs and legal repres-ntatives of
said intestate, in such manlier and in each pro
portion as the laws of thin commonwealth di
rect; but if such partition cannot be made there
of, then to value and appraise the same accor
ding to law.
31. B. fIEL3tE, Sheriff.
Montrose, October 15, 18:3.
REGISTER'S NOTlCE—Punlac NcrricE
is hereby given to all persons eodeerued in
the follotting Estates, to wit:
Estate of George %V. Cratulal, Ists of Liberty
twp., teed, Mary A. Crandall 611(1 J 0.11.1 Ilinch
muu A.dutitt6tratots.
Estate of' Jarot-7. Rauscon, tote of Lenox
tnw !Ishii) Lief il„ Etnnthatt itatisoni,
I..:.‘tiste or W. F. ; 4 1m rell, Intr of Great Istria
toNviAlkip, tleiel, W. W. Strotell Administra
tor.
E.stnto,of.charles W. inckNan, late of Li
throp tvw nship, decd, . L„Titratty Acuinistrn
tor.
Eatate at Nathan Flih, late of New Millard
township, deed, Dennis Shay Anfinistrttar.
Estate of WalterT. Dinuntek, bite of Ilerrick
township, .Mtry A. Dintiniek Executrix.
Estats of John Montgomery, lute of Auburn
township, deed, 16rtiu Montgomery Adminis
trator.
Eatatenf Samuel 1101, late of New Milford
tww‘tship,clee'd, Francis Mill ti.ing , titar.
Emate of Henry Cit.aulier, late of Tivqnson
too reship, deed. Sash ell litectatti t.
Eetate of Jr.ltts fiarrinvon, late of Ltridir,e.
water tottwltilt. Jentona and 11. ll.Har
ringtun ttroof the Eget Wore.
&date of itoiailia blillar I, late of Bridg,ewn
ter ionnabip dev'd, Ah rt.:ba Jr:, and
314ry IL Millard Admit) stra
ISI:or of C. 11. Milo nr.h, Isle of Jr.c,lv=on,
lec'a, Fcmlc VI Prol:th Ad oinifttalor.
Estate of Jacob Dutetter,late of ';ibson,dee'd
W. T. Case Administrator.
Eatate 01 Loren Newton, late of Dltoask
decd, C. S. Gran and Emily Newton Adminis
tutors.
Estate of Reuben C. Vail, late of New 3111
ford, deed, name! Volt Administrator.
Estate of Katie Dennison, minor, Sallie Den
nison Dual Titan.
Estate of Annie Dennison, minor, Sallie Den
rdsun Guardian.
Esta.e of Wm. 11. Lyon, minor, Amos B,
Kent Guardian.
That the accountants have settlesi their ac
counts in the Register's Office in and for the
county or Susquehanna, and that the same will
be presented to the Judges" of the Orphans'
Court on Thursday, November 13,187 a, torc.on.
firmatlon and allowance.
H. N. TivrANT, Register.
Register's Office. October 15. 1872.
ASIATIC CHOLERA. IN MINA.
Almost every case Cured with
PAIN-KILLER.
DEAR Stns: During a residence of some
ten years in Slam and Chins, ass missionary, I
found your Pain-Killer a most valuable remedy
for that tearful scourge the Cholera
Io adutinisteri4 the .tnedicine. I found it
most effectual to give a tea-spoouful of Pain-
Killer in a gill of hot water sweetened with en
gar; then, after about fifteen minutes, begin tu,
give about atablespomful of the same mixture
every few minutes until relief was obtained.—
Apply hot applications to the extremities—
Bathe the stomach with the: Pain-Killer, clear,
and rub the limbs briskid. Cr those who bad
the Cholera; and took - e• medicine fait tfudly,
in the way. stated;above; eight oat of_ ran-ve
covgrcul
- Xt..U.TElNOTlD,Mitelonary.in China.
Dish Sties: Diving a long residence - in Chi
, nal have used your valuable Pain-Killer „both
in may own tinnily allaguncing'ihe Chinese, and
have found it a most excolleat medicine. In the
Summers of 1863, while weakling - in Shanghai,
I found it RR almost certain cure for cholera, if
used tn. - time. Indeed, using it in a gwent many
Instanceal do not remember telling in o single
rtse. For three years I have been 'molding in
this place, more than litty.miles from a physi
cian,stml have been obliged often to fall upon
toy own resources in teasel or sickness. The
Chinese, tense to us in great numbers fur
medicine and advice. Though without medical
knowledge ourselves, the few simple remedies
we can command are So mach in advance even
of their physicians, that we have almost daily
applications. We allow them to come, because
It brings us in ematact withthem and-opens a
door of usefulness. In diarrhea, colic, vomit
ing. cholera, coughs, etc., your Pain-Killer has
been my chief caedi , lne. Yours, very truly.
• DEP. T. P. CRAWFORD„Tungehow, Chins.
.Those using Paln Kilter 'should strictly elk
.
serio the following directions:
At the conitnencentent of the disease, lake a
teaspoonful of in sugar and water
and thim bathe freely across. the stomach and
bowels With the Palu-Killer clear. ,Should the
diarrhea and email =finite repeat the dose
ever!' fifteen , minutes. 'ln -th is way the dread
ful scourge maybe checked and the patient
relieved in the course of s few hours.-
N. 13:-Se. sure and get „the genuine artiels;,..
Old Init reediest:tended by those" - who hare
used the Pain-Killer for the'cholera, - that in et
(ream cases the patient:take two(or more) tea
spoonfuls instead of one.
The . PAIN-XILLEII Is - sold bylalitiniVra
gist itntl dealers iu Faixiq Medicines. •-:' •
rerPliet. oats itnti $l. •
PERRY .04178 80,2 1 1. ,
ILinut . a. At'Prop'et
Oct. - •
SIIEHIFFS SALES.--BY VIRTUE Or i,
writs ismiett,brille Cogrrof Common Pinto
Sustineliattna County and to traS directed, 14
will exnnln to sale: by, pitblie !rumble, at, The I
Court House In Montrose, on
Filday, Tiiiwembir 7;1873/ 1
•••
it 1 o'clock, p. m., the following pieces or pnr
cel.l of land, to tint
All that piece or parcel of land riltuate in the town
ship of Great Bend, in the county of Sarquehanna
endrisfate.of cud • tweribed or
rate n :,. t o se tt r [legit - ming .in the eonibcrly ride of
the nest road from near the dwelling bones of Truman
iteldwati to the old Windsor road at a eheeletst post
standing pn the northwest corner ofasid Int. thence,
tnanicstc , i; new raid about 71 fert,thifree
on a line st right' angles with the some le the liner oh
Lowrey Green. thence southwesterly along the said
Green'eland , 7l - featthentur northerly to Of be
ginning, containing X sere of land, be the same Moro
or less. hutting thereon 13‘ etory frame dwelling .house,
slaughter hawse, and all improied. Abe: a iertaln lot
of land alltiate 111 Great Bend townahlp. In the cone LO
of Susquehanna and State of Pennsylvania. detenbed
as follows. to nil: Commencing at u point on the east
erly side of Raodolph street muds by the Intersection
of an old fence with Said street Bile formerly hat by
Avery Holden no the westeryiletatflary line of toe lot
m.
formed contracted to .1 Holden, running no
northerl y y
along said street &rods, thence back eaeterly
at riht angles with the last utentkoled siryet lo to
the boundary line of the Lowrey Green terra, thence
sontherlY Along add ,Omen boundary 8 rods, running
t h ence In it straight line to the place or beginning, con
taining t due of Inn& he the setae morn or Ir.*, on
which is,. brick yard wtth sheds, andd Improved,—
Also. all Iliabceftelll lop of land situate a 10 Great Itend
township. to the cod ...Me of Stunitebauha and State of
heonst trap WI. described as follow s;po wit G o teni e ne,
Inv, at a chetttitt post standing on the north easier',"
comer of Randolph Street. thencs southeasterly to the
line of land lute owned by Lower} Green, thertessoerts.
westerly along said Green's line shoot seventy one lett.
thence north westerly along Incline Of a fat eotit4fed
by Wlniarn Wert PLO wife SO a1)1111 L. Rayless to sent
Randolph road. thence northeasterly Along - laid Ran
dolph road about seventy-one feet to the itlece of be
einnine. c oo ninelll one half acre of lend be the nine
mote lelP,•Mb tinsappitrtensoces,orte I,x - story der el
house. ill lmprt rad. Men all that certain piece of
land situate in the floiongb of GreatSusquehnn
conoty, ps., 'wonderland described OA rollmop; to
NVti Thirtyy feet more or less fu front on thentropike
road. rennin , . from the
the
ro of the lot torn:foals twe
ed be Watter'halntin to the aI lending to the bepot.
0, 0 , a l o ng that road port lot within Sent feet from *
Intlidlng formerly ooeepfod its a Daguerrlan room.
(tante northerly to 1 , a .11 lot formerly owned or Peleliu.
thence along said lust mentioned lot to the place of be
ginning. with tho appurtenances, a story drool leg
hound and sli improved. (Taken In execution at the
roil of Michael httlishe ee.ll.4ololte A. ft. VanarcitOler
ye. W. and L. S. Leuhelm use of Aaron Vanworiner
--
ALSO —All that certain Int of land iltuatutn
township, in the culotte of Suesplettausta and Kate of
Pennsylvania, hnnotted and described as follows. to
wit: lit gintlite. a I and stunts oolfier of the
Co ., lot. , hose , land. of C. Bogen. and I. NAM.
north 4:114 degree's resst 51P2 Octet.. ton post and
stoner. thence by lands of P. 11. 'tiffany north tin de
greet west Ott' pee.es to the centre of the road, thence
along the centre of soda rode mouth I degrees east 54
p e rches and eolith 1; domes nest perch. , to a
point therein, thence by land late of Benjamin Parke
mat lii rods to the Odes of bcgotniug. eoutsitting as
nerve nod 69 perches of lend. be the same more Of lets.
with the appurtenances. and/drool lb acres 'lmproved.
%I s ,. a ll those ervcraladjolttlnp, lots Of land nitrate in
Ilhouck ilia oship. In the enemy of sn:enchant% and
:Bate of Pennoylvau In, bounded an the oast by the road
Ica trip from the State mad on the (arid ofßatd. Parke,
op the al eshopylen trreltstoi the non% by Ilona laic al
told Beni. Parke and laud of B. c. Underhill., on the
went ore hinds lateen Fold Parke nod by the rood muting
*cent of t h e .ehotri boom lot sad by the said 10., and on
th e sco ot:, by said State rood, runt/anal; 15 RCP:, 01
land. 1,6 the sawn mote or leas. 111th the appurtenan
ces. S dwelling houses, blacksmith chop and stable. a
few foot trees, rind misetly improved. (Taken a t th e
sot: of Wm, Cooper es. Benjamin Parkr)
ALSO.—AII that certato piece or per.' land alto•
ate nt rho township of Antotro. in the county of Pus
asar. ars Siete of Penattylrenia. bounded and de
scribed an totlona, to wit tin the north by lands of L
UCogswell and 'Spencer Evans, on the east by
road, on the south by rood and on the weal by the Ban
ned thrrertry MAI lands of Jonathau Bn toteiteaotein trig
shoot forty seven dere-sof and, he the tame more r
lea.. it I lh
he splotrtenances. one dwelling halve. one
Pita. ton ant houses, fruit lows. arid all truprorod.-
11'sken In excretion - al the snit of K. S. Darts assigned
lOC. II Loom. vs. 'rhos. F. Kellogg.]
A LStn—A 11 that eertato paws nr parcel of land onto.
ale In tire 100 nsttlp of Jeck.n, in the county of Soto
qaehanne sod brateof Peunsy' Volta, bandcd nod de.
....Mod no album e, to wit: Uu the north by land. rit
E. Tingley and Royal Tinier. ou the 00.1 by lads of
B. 0. Poo er, OP the eouth by lands of 0. P. Ilatteelt
1110‘r IllereAre DeWitt.] god on the west. by taw rosd
I, adios from Brisson Hollow to Jackson cornere, Mn.
g a ining OP 7 0.-ren of land. be the same. morn oc leer,
with the appritieuances end shoot dve acre, Improved.
[Yak -u In ext./lon at the cull of A. andel_ It flame,
a, Co . C. D. 11b1 one I'. A. and .2. F: Morse nee4go.
ell to alogley no. C. D. 111113
AL.s.O —All that Certain ;duce or parent of land ohn
ate to the township of Springvi Ile. I the county of Sue.
sde hoo te t and slate of Pecu-s Is anis. boadoa and de.
serl bed as tonna e, to ail; (11l tee ...se fief,
IV 'baton. do titneast by loud. of w. O . p a c„,,, eu
the tooth by lands tlf JAlnro Iteeker and 15' O.
and 1..1 the west hr . /oat-of S I,w. , A rope Bro.
tea t ioin, tow bonnet! am a 44 an b e n,. , so „.
nose Irte .11 , 1 111.. 'lpp:sett:WlWl 11,101 F. 64 , 1150,
s ons ,„, h orn . on e ..lo fog I trait tr. • arm
partly i oproved (Tat la rperittlan al 111 e snit of
tho 'fr vidtuan sa It A. `linen
M. 2411.— All 11101 reel In pi re orparcel of land also.
at, in the loon-111p .51‘ or l..he 1,, Ur conoly of
Sir ftin•lo,ni.i and irate of rel/nPllvants, tottoded and
Ile-rt ihrd on fohoo a. to moo: lin the north the
hart. blare ii v, on the cant lie lauds of Thom.. Lorry,
o th e mouth try Inv!. of :WWI, Rath, end on the
rest by ('ho , nhOna , wnehip title. .0•1111,11ing OiXly49l - 0
ann.. ut land. 16. the ttanie wore Of to a. n tin 1 co app.,.
~ .nntlrt-, rear Intent:loon, tow b rn. 01n. orchard, ad
moult nepotist!. A 1.., the m1416'1,1.61 onwheif intro
est Is al, that torialts piece or patent of land, Attune in
the township of' ;Ricer lake. in the ...only of nnstlnr
nouns nod "11.11 e of Penno, Iva aim. boaded our de r e:rib-.
rd as fodowe. In or 7 M . : i 1. Ol N.! 411 a po-t lie' caret
line to St:ice Lot, township st lite rtorthetot corer, of
C 11. Lritekee Lind. thence along lalll line non., git.
trothdo s to a on. Ttn:tler hr land. of T'')oulas 1.211 y and
Julio Latt).esstparrlire - so a post. 4h...0 16104. J NMI°
allel la of t'. gel, try rout! , 11 perches If/ a Port bt
tar pnWrr not& then., by toed toroth ItS drer• rs wes t
to porches to ths nf beern. ramsirtiog
sorer .if loud be the some more or less. who th.• op
porn-ounces and al Improved. Mika Itt • neeusion at,
11.1 snit of J. M. Dual-y. rteelgocu to.b.. D. S art.. 4- 0
John and 'Thames latTy I
A' S , l —All thane thee Into or par-ei• of bind 1.119,10
In rh. toamhlp a Lenox. lu sonars of !Owego bon
net Oral stole or F.-ensylearria. the Dot place .ow:het
sad deer, Oa! a. follow.: On the north by howls •• f
Nei on Lewes. Ibodsmin Barrett. crest.. of Ashneld
Nun -on- sed f "-n rebid . Ilh , ne rm.. the mill
pond i 0 the sontheara eerier of the mill lot near the old
bride, lilac.. ;1 441 Ilic era& by l I nds of lif.taw While„ on
the ratan he the limekiln at 4 I,IIoS weal and
A I herrhill. on r tress by triode id A Churchill and
D S. ft thlnson. Containing about en , sues e 1 laud, he
the none moreor lets, 01,11. 80, non ten inees,..ane
grlgt oath foor rdooc, three hull.. clesoluc
oholler, mirtlioers, and are outer rtiree's
and ail nearly new, steepen and let h mill, wood saw
01111 all the wheel. and 1 , ..1k. , • lberelo
tog. da...itinu boned: saw barn. osiv shed. oat build
loge- roll palimproved. Viserittlog Iwo ant ttl piece-
Or
parcels land as benefolOry cited one ro
Wnlte, cottrafnlng shoot IS nets or land.ott, which le
flinseed a foinalry and .4 shone : the "'h.' , " . il iac
,
cataluing about tolls of laud, w hi ch
Is altdde I a store house and sneal.) Alto. nor other lot
Pounded on the north by laird. of A. Matsu-eel. A,
Churchill. and public highway, 0.11 tbe east by :ands of
Hiram White. on tile south b; puhtle highway leading
from Lennart to pass Lorin* Te.sy. nu rhe west by
tand• of A. 11..1.1.c1, contaluinz about -IN 2.70 , 01 .
Land. I e the earn. afore nr Ica. with lb.-anon boat/cern
one dvrellicg house. one him. nue orch2r4. tool out
buildings. and all Inter°, crL, Abe. one oltscr 101 1 .0110 , -
tai on then air by the earl !narwhal the 1 ut. k lonnock
creek at high nutter Mork and li. C Denker, turn thoeut
by Implant A l'horeholi mid It. J. Mile,.e a the smith
try hoots at M. it Decker and oulaile nigh-.ay Iv thing
from leassille past I. Filny. on the wart by tends
C. A. Utley. J. P lttrtlej. nod estate of Juno Pranie,
containing shoot Id /trees of land. hr the Same mope Or '
less. with We opparlanalices. one da citing honer. one
barn. outhouse*, sonic fruit triam. and. amity') all.l o-
bproved. (Exerpllng two pieces tot pate, • ~t ISM! Of
berms Rum sold and deeded: one to the Tritstcri iii the
)1 F. Chnoth. containing ahem acres of. Led, On
which to entered s church the other to 1.. J.
true ute pi. by O. C. noVerallte runt .P 1514
One arm of Itori .‘nil t'at certain pl cc or parcel
of Mod eilonto la the f t
wltshir f,lf I 1111 t.rd tb 'n a °_ A n
ty of Siren lichen. and NI 410 of 5'1210. , ) ,110.8... , 0 , 014. , 1,1
and dew:Jibed. It Bows. to wit tin the meta f y the
mill pond at 111.11.1 Water tolr:e, vet the east hy, Pools of
C. C. flnuebtaillnr. ob the sow., h• nu' lie highway
leading from Lemogsdle post c.o. Novainoiting,..o the
taco. by tomtit of litnitin It hole. contalulny about tour
acres of I 'lid. In Ow slow mare or 'ors, 11l • spnor
tenauccs. invehluu hod.; barn. talltebut Wings: and ill'
iniPnircd disc, all !her certain piece or parr,: eat land
slum° 1100111' In the t.rtimshlp - Of fo-non and part- In
the taanshio of Clifford, to the e-uot j .r.flansenellauca
and also. of Pron'stsvplo, hanntled and de.cribed ac
falkora, ! era the north 1,1.1 sills d (1
C. Severer...toed pohlle hi hasty. on thceast awl /oath
Inr lands Lae the Oats., of Fraiii.frn otelha smith
and is- ar by fondle Llecray erindlon rt.ci Unionville
past Chauncey Decker, - tianudateg about $4 aeres of
land; be 1110 alma Mobs or leas, milthlhasnpeirtemintes.
2 harm, a few feral trees. and nearly all Improved. Al
so, the equal undivided tine half portion of - all that
place ar parcel of laud Pitaattl In the tosenthip of line ,
nanny in toe county of Stienneltato a and Slate ul Penn-
sylvatda. bounded end described ea folloWe: Itcatitio
Ping at a . caloric tree by a line et a tract of land In Os
4rarraotae name of Henry Drinker south II degrees molt
179 perches Ma beech ea - pling. thence by a truer In the
warrantee name of Henry Prirlotr, Jr,,iviuth,l l degrees
soden mlbeues cast abont It perches to the etruntyline
of Stlerlitchallna sod Warm., thence along sold County
line south 3 ele-noes west amid perelles. thence 7 4
tract of land !tithe *arrant. name of Ilonrsti Thrie
south 46 negtees weld perches (shoot) to a carper, of
Thric warrant e, thence by orders nteu fn the oame
of Frederick Berthold and Daniel Fernley oorth Odor
gr. es and 12Jdnitades West Au perches to •..ceraer
theticeby sold Beckley and "Iletity Drinker north 444e
nrces met 1.1 s.ll.l l. ercises ur Alm :bistro of- het:lotting.
apa scree of fend,, h¢ the Sallie morn OS lee*.
ssith the appurtenances', unit dwelling httliSO, team and
other oattiiiilding.„ one orchard. sod &toot
proied. CreLesi exemiti.rto at the imit J. lUrt.
ley sisagnail to 0. Alarillng shd : Wm. It. Rlehtnutlel Ma.
Andrew Bale : c ad and 21. J. Becker. Norman - WNW Ye-
M. J. Decker 0101 Andrew ,11sIstead:':4Matter noisiest)
es. oudrosyleolstend sod Grtror. 'Brothers va. - Andrew
11015t...4
ALSO—AB that certain piece or parcel of land; 4012;
ate In the luvrns/110 of Auburn, la the uoloty of tips,
quelouna and Stow of l'entleilanlo Imuutled and do
an f L UIPIa, to Wit On MO titrrlh by lauds. of
.1 B. Newel:Wl/4ml Ilatdu oil the etas by lauds, pt J.
B:i•sse's. oh the PlOtht by DDUu h lle Itg.hWay and air - 140.
cesnby tondo tat riettruso, ointtaining. shoot
acres of land, be the same miirc or less: .brith
Vac oppurteuncyl, one Louse. one bannome orchant.and'
aboat lefty ncles bonnier:l rriikbornenenitionat tpe , j
malt of 5.11: Mulford assigned to S. 0 . $O4l-
ord vs. John $l, Vrank)lu.l - • t- ".
ALSO—AII that Certain pfeCo or parcel orandoilliallen"
. 111 the township of Now Millord, ientheprouty.of But
quensumn.and »Woof Pezmayhmala.' beam:led Moeda.
scribed rte fOlionin Ito moil; Ott the Math by tilOin'nfr
on ILeenaiithylandsvir Intintrd-tesucher. on Atte
by lauds of Ji.et Keep. gad -a LP. Pert b 7 10101 1 •
huttunomotaluingto sere of Mediho itete UMW Slurp.
Or haw saith the appartodsittei; one -Itetbee, - bevel taia
,eumbard, and abtont,42 acres troprovtd. • •eLvAtt ter
other so ity
rtalslree or parcel of lard situate In a,
tbonshrp of Nine of Suadtorltani.
os; and Stara of Pennsylvania, bonded Mid described ,
eta teltows.,to 04 the north' by,D,:a.. 4 IV.- RAU-
road, on thcant by lands of W. C. 'Ward, on the fc reh
-by lands of a' Ely, and on the weet by lands of P. Platt
'llol,_contalning 60 acres of land, he the, 'tame more or
ildett.'withithe appurtenances, one bante r , one barn. axe'
Amhara. and all Improved. Also—All that eettalb
piece
: cored' oy laud. situate In the township or New 6111--,
.7(0111. is tnit county of Susquehanna. and Strfie of Tclio-t
.elinnia s ltounded on the north by lands of A. I. , Alosleri
on_the east by the Montrose ruad,cn the south by - Einds,
of }c. W. Robluinh. and on the crest byladds of Or - I
Seek_, and U. J. Vail, contarelog snout roue acres of I
laud,bo
„the game more or less, With IneepPlateteCtices",
and moray Improved. [Taken In exention at the snit
of N. 11. Lyons le Co. es. Oen. B. McCollum...ll, '
Vancott ye. Geo. B. Me'Colinin and. Seterkinitalnin. II
C. feel & Co., vs Geo.'ll.: Keenan", Bodine A-I'3W
e* t-o Bt McColinm, and 8. - 13. Chase .t Co, vs Gee.
B. McCollum end Peg' arcedattin J '
ALSO— 011- that certain piece or parcel of land, tato-
Ate in the borough of New Milford. lo' the comity of
tintquehanna. and State of I ennsylrams, bounded and
described as follows, to wit: Ott the north by Sono;
areal. on the east by Maio street,- no the sturitil'hYlOv
owned by Andrew Gillespie : sad on the west by Divisr
Inn street, being fifty feet, In front s by two hundred feet
In depth, with that Ippllttenanne, one large frame
building. need as (Town felt [Taken in execution.
at the wilt of Keep & Barlow ve. The Town - - .lLs•
ennui. of K'ear - .llllfentr., --
ALSO—AII thatecirtalnp eee or parECl`of land eltucte
In the township of Jackson:ln the county of
Snerno
henna and State of ASetinsylvapla, bounded and de
scribed ea follow*. to, wit: On the north by hinds of
Sabto Barlett , on the eon by binds ofliabla Barzelt, on
the aunts by lands bf Belton Brothers and Wm. Bird
s.. on the west by-the flattuofty and- Len= cut oplke
road, containing eight scree of Janda be the wan e , snore
or less, with the apphrtenaneeb, - one !rani. stern find
! Ing. pee lmme dwelling-nettle, one frame term, one
hag hoe.. one orchard; and other Dolt tens, and all
Unproved. Also, annul other certain plea, or panel
or land, alin.cteln the township ,ta Jackasou„ fu the
county of Sosouchentia, And State of renn-ylra
pie, hornier' and deieribtil' .as folloirs. to wit':—
On the north by Mods of , 'William Birdsall and
Urbane Paine, en the not by Inds of L. J. Mul
coy. oo the mouth by Ones of: C.: D. ,Galintrui and
Barrett, nod „ on on the west . bode of
Birdsall, cunt:l6ll4 'Apogean 'area of land; bit the
scree more or lest; with the apnortenebees. [Token In
esecoitod at the suit of, KM 'l l . - rkloorad re Wks 13 -
Knepp.]
A tett—All that certain itlee 'or parcel of land itintatc
in the township of Harmony, in the comity of Smart's,.
and elate of Pennsylvania; hounded and drorribte as
walnut. to wit:.; On the nom by lalsda of David' Ly
on., on the cast - by lands of M. J. .Taylor. till the south
ire public hlghtrayleading from river mid to Bichsel
ttetar's farm: and on the west be - land. of Brie Ball
way Company, contalohtg about den amnia land, be
the same more or less, with the non: t team, one
borer, ono barn. one blacksifilth !bop, One .small or.
ehanl, and all unproved. {Taken in execution et the
suit of I: CV Beath r. Jonn 'Pritzity.]
ALSO—AII that certain tritterof 'parcel of laid Attie
ate in the township of Thomwmado the county of tin- •
tinehatina, and State of Secturry:aranla,bontidal turd de
rere•ed to. folloate •to wit: (In the north by an- Jet
(croon B,tlmy l. uts the east by burying round. on It-e
Incend west b, buds of Chester Stoddard. coutaio-
I
one and one half acres of bust he the Crime more
or in,,,, with the appartenances• one staw null, and all
d. elca. all that other certain
_pieta or pore
of land situate in the townahlp of Thomson. In the
county of ensonehanna, and - State of Pennsylvania.
Inntinded and described SP follow, to .wil : On Ow
north by lands of Wm_ Jenkins and John O'Brien. at.
the en•t by land, of Zia. Bore. on the. south by Lands
ot S.,triek "no Thos. Rogers, on the west by Lands of
James Mt:minors estate. contalning ad r oit two not
deed .d Int; acres of lan& with the apportenancr e.
three house.. one burn. end about ten accent unprwed
Also all that other piece or parcel of land situate in the
township of Thompson, in
-tae coantypl Snaquehanna.
and State of Pennsylvania,' hounded and defecate an
follows, to wit: On the the berth by hinds of Wildam
and and Nathenlet Vanhorn,onote tooth by lands of
. -
Elijah Cook, on the east. he {soda of H. Chandler'. to
Lit, and on the west by land, of It Davis.containiag
shoat non hundred sad thirty-eight setae of land, be
the Name more or Len, with the appurtenance*, one
hone° two small horns, one Large barn and sheds, tw,,
a, chards, end Alegi t one ntirld red acre. improved (Ta
ken I u eXeClnion at the suit of ;oho Glover vs Collin,
avian. and Eliotts P. Strong add Gormley Osborn a.
G.:1,11.1 •
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel Of land situ
ate in the tounahlp of gush. In the county of Se-go.-
hone., and State of Pet:m*7;l,44Mo. boa tided and describ
ed tie (..11ows,to wit: On tbv north by public highway.
on, the east he land of J. cf Go.y, on thenth by
lends of A W. Gear. and on the west by tend te s of A
Junes, containing gftvon metes of .and. 'be the came
more or I, no. with the apporion.tocce. ono. lowish, on,
lot Cable.. few fruit twee.. mid all Improved. (Tiilel
in esecolion at the roll of J H. Itormiliraus ea oemili
Eat eel
ALSO—AII that certain piece or lame of land PIM
are ta the tiorhslity of Liberty In On, county of how
nnch.mna. and Stile of I enneylvanht, tampde-41 and de
scribol as foitoms. to wit: On the, north by lauds ot
ectate of A DiaDolr. 04 gr wrath by land. o'
John Oeterhoot, on the riot by ban • late the
Henry and John thiternent. and on the west by Lied!. of
Henry Omerhost, to:stooling Abililt ratty-. 0,11 ncrts of
land. be the tame More Or Mrs, with the appartimithee - ,
no.• log shanty, a low fruit term, and ghost ten aore•
laps c.d. annul In Carnation at the Snit of t 11,..e..
,;handler A ,:n.. on John S Gatncuj )
ALSO—AII that certain piece or panel of laltd .inst.
in the too nship of Ihirkoo: to the .homy or sn-nne.
harms and Siate of Pcnneyivani ..ho .nricil.and de-cylb.
.3 me ItrViONT. , o wit: Iti3Ontsivs.4 at the ttorthsa4t
I comer hereof at the west Margin of highway atiii tto
, ~, u i bra-, curter of.land• now or Lie , f Lyroan 111. , 1‘,
be. thrum nosh-1i d fret rant along the highway 4 ,
srerciii sto ea ttake and etune. thence west 11 fromhes
a nd 4 link. to a onrater. thence until, li mitre.* 1 w'
IS pert - Wes to Lyman ßialterler ' s land, (hence cun t '
I.li. 011110 Si perrher and 1 liokr to the !date ur 1.-• M-
Iclog undatuing about 6J‘acres Of land, he the i roe
awn , or I. WI I, W IllaAoptirtiltOlll/reir frame hugsc
ad Unproved. (Taken to execution 01.16 e tom of Bah,
I win A .tiles asrigiw - d • to I: l'. ?Dick ea gme,Jl eis
Garin.]
ALSO—AII the interest of.)loses Truesdell in
~.
all that certain piece or parcel of land situat•
In the wwaship of Gibson in the, Outlay , .
Susquehanna and State of Pennsylvania, leant-
ued and described as follows, to wit : flei in
ning at a Bust and stones the east corner 0: 1
James Snyder's land, thence by lands of John
I). Pickering (late tit John “ilafti'sfai/ti 42 de
grees east 25116' pen hey to a pint and awns sir.
the cortliwts' line ot land of .Orriit . Wilvin
thence by said line gsnit II 4711 dtgret . 4 west 4. ,
;retches to a dead hemlock the west cororr o
said Orrin Wilson, thence by 'toil Wilson'A
MOM itt9C9l lite Eolith 4214 degrees east 112 r•r
thes Ina post and stones at:timer of IL Stevens.
._ thence by said Smen's line.south 42'j degrees
•—st 14 perches to a corner, theuee by 'awl to
8. 3. C. West north 424 degre a west 11'1.y" pet
,,tes to a post in the line of land or-Jnini-8 tiny
der. thence by said Snyder's line. north 47 de
grees east 89 penises to pint and stones another
corner of said dames Snyder, thence still by
`land of said James Snyder north 421 2 : degrees
, west 122 perches to a post and atones another
1 corner of said James Snyder. anal thence Still
by land of said James Snyder north 474' de
, green east' 0 percbto to the Once of beginning
containing 50 acres of hind, 'e the same more
or less, (excepting nevertheless therefrom a strip
{
or piece of land on the northwest tide of
Itnund rood about 20 rods wide 37 rods long.
1yin,,. ,, between landsmf J. D. Pickering and. Jr
Snyiler,l with the appurtenances, Isagte house,
Jog barn, log shingle house, a small oyehtinl,antl
about 15 acres Improved. [Taken in execution
at the suit of James Fuller vs. M.A.% -Trues
dell.} ~. ~ •
Take Notice,—All bids mug U. arranged 073 the day
or tale. . .
. ' AL IA ITELAIE,'Sherlfr.
!Aerial OtAce. lion:tone, Oct. 15. '73.
NEW GOODS.
r e o h n ih J o r.. st l incr w V , C d er n eAl e re n n:l7 ty pr a ?isted to rani
DRY GOODSI
GROCERIES!!
Boors cc. SIIOES ! ! .
HARD WARE !
CROG'K I &e., &c.
As can be toned elsewbece; and nAin De treble 'Price*
,CO„ Crane:
1 Linrsville Canter, Pc. March 2t 1t 1. - • •
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AUDITOR'S NOTICE. The nederargned haring been
appointed en Auditor; by the , Orphaee Cann
of Bardeeteturot Connty to dletributo the fund lo
the hands or Outer Washburn. adminletrater of the &-
tete of Thomas L. hello! late Of Ararat • Mep.,
atteud to the Modes of his anon*
moot at the africe of Fitch gb Watmo. Ib Montna.e, 00
Friday. Oethher d4th, dOT3, of P. most Iriacb
time and place all 'teapot, lutcreated to said fend most
permit their clad tott.' of be forever debarred from emn •
ta g upon Wd pod.
N. W. *AVSO:ct, Aiditor.
Mai:true. aept. 13.1rt-4w. • ;
CIIITOIffINCTICC.—The ondertogned. an Auditor
afpoulted,hy Mc Orphans' Court of iinequenanua
county to din:Uite the fend, In the hands of aterr. J.
Bennett, Cu:nitric of the estate of Klima 13ennett.nee'd.
hereby etrea botica thAt.lt will attend to. Cie:Linnet , of
hit ainmintrent, at tra 'office to Montrose, cm friday,
Oct, not. 151. at I O'clock p.m. s tit which 'infernal piano
ailporrons interested via nnkri known their dein), Or
be f.orercr debarred fretp wining on tall fund.
CLIOSSAPIN, Atylitor,,
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Einottose.o44.
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•
UDlTOltit NOTICEIiZ—The neneistetted htivtitWhere
applOted , b7 tho tOoort of Cataluna Masi pr -tins ,
cortisone coudty en Alulltor to distribute the fir,obs In
hinds or the Assignee or (bury Ackert, vvlll attend to
the Little, of btaapprlnttnest, at Idsottice In Montrose,
On Pridsy, Oft.zt,
,ttert: at 1' o'clock p:td; pentane
Int.:meted appear,rtnr. presoat.thele claim:ll,or 141
Sorocerdeharred truce woad e to 111110.
; ' • • W:itlrAltt,R; A Oita,' ;
i, ll o . ,atffito. Pit, lit; /M. — WC • •
.
fattil" late of I~attirin .X 11:
%limited hboutollalf e.'mile yiest .
tar Kuiteneo Depot,lo-11rootlyn tatvek4 . lp, taw'
Wining' about 111 nem ohland twat,. norprio - r
txl ljquh:e,uf tlia undeploal, e..ectAtur,.l+l ,
said eigtafeost"NOF giltyrk.?*
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New .l 4lliford, JAI. 26; 197.1,4tf, •.t
Git6eries, etc.
NEW STOCK OF
fiIIiiIINTER DRESS GOODS
SMWIB, Oloakinks i
7 t
" ilinnere;Blanteti,-etc.
7,7'7 71- - 7
•.,-t)
• NEW ULU Frair
OF MILLINERY GOODS
`Ladlesi and Hies& ithUlMii4t4
VBINSTS, itlittsolV's; ire.
NEW FALL & WINTER STOCK
HEIM tiffiffilit
xoUTpe•, Asp tea•
4ctcwaltr*s.axvria isvrro.
NEW FAT.I,
OASSIMOIES, COATIGt
~ ! , 1 16t12:0•64.1
FOR C1J8TO1( WORK
NEW STOCK OF
alEtzt,tst , db caps.
FALL STOCK OF LADIES', MISSES',
Boys' and , Nen's '
MERINO WRAPPERSIDRAIMIS.
NEW FALL STOCK
X-Ntsclicles' 42.2ac1 o.e7tLtas'
FURNISHING GOODS.
b# ,3 4 . 1 . L e 1 ,1 ') 4' 3 4 kiZi
AND OM CLOTUS.
tbo above opruing lu lurriidetypt lb. ptior‘Hd
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum IX Co.,
b. s i S. UCR, itinsightc Part u!
lolontroir:3..pl. 24. 1311.
J. DICKERMAN &
New Milford, Pa;
CALL AITZI4TION TO TIMIL TALECSIVir
OTOCIi OP
NEW FALL GOODSI
Now on Salo.
GREAT BARGAINS TN DRY GOODS,
both Foreign and Do &tie. Stepleidtd Roney. An
the Noveltleo an - Drt•si"Trimmlntr:Rtbbons,
lacesaUrtbroldeq,lldr 01XX/1• , • •
J. DICKERMAN & CO.
Offer Great Indacameata to thrietv Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING, . •
BOOTS /6 . SHOES, HATS da"CAPS,',
bought at bottom prices for earn. and undersold by
none. A magnificent display of SIIAWLS.
J. DICKERMA.N .& CO.
lavo ItiINTOVirX Clahle 40A9 1 40 1 Pitili:*;
1111 Csmall stole.
We always keep oOffand'a fresh an_LeOlnPiela goelk—
of im , t-c•caors.cres 404.
10718. Flour. Oat . etc,, by the laid. Wild. oly
pound.. A One lins of EIAILDWAILS and ROOllO Op,
Oiebin GI ,
A*, TAPSIf tif4Gtlglia:ol the
styles,
J. DICKERIVIAN
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aro hound to keep.nventhingtiliP Deopl rgAtit,imNa's •
recently tuldeq lUvlf InosPillßV ttock fiTsfifa ,
neat of
- ritt .-rro 01 co
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.31EINCINE9 . PA INT& OILq: DYE!
STUFFS; PATENT DIEM .
CINK., Kra, . • ' '
Eve4l hlng to the Prig IIDa at prices that I.ll3hatoo.
I.h drug buyer., .
Jr-DiCKERMAN.
tap parboOr attentin tr) 0 10? !I ;1 7
anclimplt
vniu4kridcuol;'f,4jaWat pricevlbilyin_pfelog
tinsa buyer*. Illanutolari 6xA Atakta TAN, wrrs.#4.
; WARY:, etc.
' ' "no • bee that wo Use) slot aveathltiff,tho imat
ocoupleto oir4ok of soy booeft.l4,the Cooofy. houht et
-lust adiftotogo 'And vatt fil.thOlVWlllll.ll3l4l
avoor.-
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