THE DEMOCRAT.
Local Intelligence.
Religious Services.
The services In the several Chortles of Mont
rose are as follow:
A PTIAT rttUitcn. Am J. Z. CIIICSIIMIS D. o.l'l'BD:a
nabhath Services.
mobith 4 410°1
rrAyer Sleecoag, Wednesday Eveniags
ClTllot.to ctltinett ........ .11ev. J. I.ltArran -
Sohnoth not-elms— ...... Second Ronda, In each Month
itinhoth Solt,tol Intmadlniely beton Mao.
P(SctIPAG entracn....
Sabbath Services.
o day School
W ock-Day Sancta—Wednesdays.
ay. J. M. Sterret.
10M a, m. and p.m.
.7)( P. M.
"METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Sabbath .......
Sabbath ......
Pnver Meeting, Timeless*
PREqIITTERIAN airmen
Sabhatb Service.
'Sabbath SehnoL,
Prayer Ilecting:Tharaday Evetditta.
Arrivals and Departures or Moils.
SU3IIIEII Lierusatz&vr
Arnruls Departures.
3lontroqe Depot, (Dally,) 000 P. u. 0 '2O
:New Milford, " 10 00 A. fa. 1 10 P. u.
IVyalusing, " 84. A. 11. 200 P. It.
Tonkitannock, " 10 00 A. IL 300 P. IL
Friendsville, 0 00 P. st. 800 A. 11.
700r.u. 700A.m
600 P. u. 700 p.m
tLoklia Station,
}iawleyton,
31CA:4111M, 10 00 A. at. 400 r. x.
The Sew York. Tunkhannoek, New Milford,
and WylnsinG mail* are daily; the Conklin
Station mail will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
And Saturlava Binghamton mail, via Silver
Lake, will leave on Monday at 6:30 a m., Turn
dnr and Thursday at Bp. m 3italtoppen trail
will leave on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days; Friendsvitte mail leaves and returns
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The Bing
hamton mail via. Ilawleyton, will arrive Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday, at 6 p.
us.—
leave same days at
ADDITIONAL ITAOUR.
Montmse Depot, (Daily,) 600 P. U. 11 00 A.
New Milton), " 330 P. m.
.7305.
E. - C. PORDUAIL, Postmaster.
'Montrose, January 4, lel
I.lst of New Advertisements
Donation Visit.
Startling Truth.
Geo Wood & Cos., Organs—J, F. Branson
Living Actvenisements.
Oysters—Geo. C. Hill& Co.
tiursycd=T. Kannne.
Extract Saroyarills
-ri., Christ:tin at Work..
Jury List.
{lld Folles Concert
Wows About Town
Not much room for town notes this week.
Court concenes next Monday, Nerrestber 10.
A new nanke [lunge Las been erected an the
— burnt astneL"
The 3 , lellitaliet mite society will convene at
lie bowie of Mellen] 11e1411.111i12, this Wednesday
evening, November Stn,
Gen. 1!. Kirkland, late of Columbia.
P.v. hag ac,epted a call to tliak rectorallin of St.
church, Montrose, and will mouton the
charge of the parish, January first
nontrit & Ready's - Burlesque, Dramatic, and
Endoitiatt Troutc" are urgtnited and in pectic
is g Jr, ler, and will soon give as cutertaintucal
as suit the most fastidious. Dreir+ repetita piveAf'
RClllefither "Ye Old Folk's Concerte;" next
Friday evening, at the Court [louse. Tickets
ein tic procure...l of W. B. Deans, LSell & Mel-
Barns .1- Nichols, at their stare% or at
win. IL Cooper's Bank. See advertisement
ehrn'J7e.
We wield ask our borrm;ll cowaml if the
sidewalk on Vie Yost Office erriter is complet
ed ?It not, it in high time it wee. Lfit is, we do
n o t li.e to give our opinion of it in print, but
we ettall fed awned upon 1., (In en.. Enforce the
law or get it repealed, is our motto.
'Veterans, Attention !—The old Soldiers of
Montrose and raidtevrater are hereby requested
to meet at the C:ourt House next Saturday eye
biog. November 5th,1873. at 7 o'clock. to or
,g•otize a Compthy.elect Oilleers,ele.,preparatoty
tor the Encampment next year. Uoal.
A liarford cwresptooleht of the Rejwadieon,
11,e editor, what the increa.-- f valuation of
property in this county is for. He haring failed
t" rouse to - time" on it, we will adopt Homers'
laconic'styleVticla he employed on the Mont
r.se say in one sonl--money.--
Toere seems Le be more needol "to run the ma
chine-" We mAy hare a sued or two to
bay hereafter at more length.
Ail &alai,. Day.
Last Saturday was All Saints Day and was
observed in the Catholic chinch as a holiday of
obligation. Friday being the vigil of All Saints
sr a day of fast and abstinence. This festival
takes its origin from the conversions In the
eerentli century of the Pantheon at Rome into
a ebrifitain place of worship, and its dedication
by Pope Bonitace IV. to tl , e Virgin and all the
cuartyrs. The anniversary of the event was at
first celebrated on the Ist of May, but the day
ara4 subsequently altered to the lit of Novem
ber.
HIM the Nall.'
The following, from the - Trumanshurg
is to the point: Do the city papers say any
in-regard to your own county? Nothing
Da they contain notices of your schools
churches, meetings. improvements, and bun
direds of other local matters of interest, which
y ,, ur papers publish without pay? Not an item .
t., ever say a word calculated to draw at
tention to your county and its numerous ()Iris.
log towns, and aid in their progress and enter
prise! Not a line. And yet there are men who
take such contracted views of this matter, that,
unless they are getting so many square inches
of reading; matter in their own paper as they do
in a city p:iiper, they think they areeot getting .
the worth of their money. This reminds us 4
the person alio took the largest pair of boots in
the box simply because they coat the same as
the Pair much smaller that fated him.
oca coItiILSIPONDEUE.
(IT. InT ire our hind. from alfrroot tointr. to Q 111
Lcm.of intern(. bald [be facto: Iro au arrange ukcsti.J
ITEMS FROM AIIIIIIRN.
TUT hare con/locum] taboo! storm for the
f9andatiou of the new saw! boss, to be built
at Auburn Glare.
The place to get cheap goods and high prices
mut Race your butter racounuended u et
Tewksbury Bros. store.
Mr. 8. B. Vanesse. s photograph artist, be.
stopped at Auburn Centre Ws short, time, and
is doing e SpitiJlM work.
Dr. 11. McCrary Is getting all he can do, and
it doing some wonderful cures in the
,way of
canters nud otbdr old settled discerns.
Something; new, ne of Barker's robber buck.
et pumps, in Joules Lott' s welt and doing good
. .
busincis in the way of pumping. water. and Mr.
Lott has been kind enough to defray the ripen..
ses, so his neighbors could wear it out and cost
them nothing. .
, Ciold weather is coming on, and making the
0 , a4,40 thinker getting their potabies Pt the cel
lars and banking their houses, but it has not
stopped a rose bush, in Slr. H. L. Lott's door
yard, Prom blooming. This is the second time
It has blooMed this year,and it Is* species of the
Rockland variety, , so I (4 told by Mr. 11. L.
Lott,
MiiEg
ITEMS FROM SUSQUETIALVEA DEPOT.
The Chorea house is being painted.. -
Snow.Orie half inch deep Saturday, morning.
Martin Wtto...ner has completed Its barber
shop, and now occupies it.
Some of the Vice Presidents of the Erie road
were here last week.
The steps from Erie street to Willow street
need repairing.
M. IL Eisman has moved into his new resi
dence on Main street
H. C. Lice has been in New York the past
week, buying goods for the holidays.
John C. Foot is fitting up the rooms over his
store, and intends to occupy them hhnself.
The cemtery tit Lanesboro has been enlarged,
and they are building a new fence around It.
The heavy rains caused a slide in the cut be
tween Susquehanna and Lanesboro, last week.
M. ft:Wright has laid gas pipes from Main
street to his residence on Washington street.
The Erie Company are taking the lath and
plaster off the round house over-head. They
have white-washed the main shop inside.
The Erie company put their men on three
quarter time In the shops, commencing the first
of this month.
Rev. P. H. Brooke his returned from his va
cation,
and occupied his pulpit Sunday morn- !
ing and evening.
A. W. Rowley says that lie is getting rich
working for one dollar and fifty cents a day ,
and boarding himself.
Charles Beebe, the Oakland milkman, has a
new top on his milk wagon, but he says that the
Susquehannalans have to pay for it.
The men in the Erie shops were obliged to
stop work on Wednesday, at five o'clock. the
company were repairing their gas works, and
they had no gas to light the shops with.
A cross walk has been laid from 0. T. Smith's
Furniture, store to Daniel Malpass's shoe store
across Main street, which is a 0-eat convenience
to those that have to travel that way.
The AL E. Society have completed the repairs
oa the basemeetit is a very great improvement.
A. supper was given at the residence of Harvey
lioldridge, in Oakland, on Friday evening, by
ladies of the M. K Society, to finish paying for
it.
. . . —Rev. W. J. Juin.
m. aad 7.2 D p. m
m
m
ilea. J. Iltusn.
10.43 a. a 3 •nd 131 p, m.
12.13 p. m.
AM P•m.
A nephew of Elias Youngs of Lanesborn,
met with an accident between that ptiice and
Susquehanna, his horse became frightened and
threw him down the hank about forty teet, and
lodged him against some trees. It it Lad nut
been for the trees, he would have gone over a
precipice twenty feet high on the railroad track,
and would probably have been killed. The boy I
was slightly injured.
On Wednesday a lady representing herself to
be Mrs. Martha Miller, went to Doom's
and presented an order of Charles Kirk, of
Lamaism°, for twenty dollars, and gut dry
goods to the amount of the order. Next she
went to Mrs. M. K Robinson Millinery store,
and presented an order of W. D. lietelium. of
Susquehanna fur fourteen dollars, and got Slit
finery goods- Then to 0. T. Smith and presen
ted an order of 11. M. Heins of Windsor, New ,
York, for twenty-eve dollars, and got furniture,
and ordered it shipped to Windsor, New York.
Thursday morning it tees found that the orders
were forged. 0. T. Smith, and John Buckley,
IL I'. Dwane' clerk, look the Morning train to
Windsor. Smith found the furniture at the
Windsor Depot, except the mirror, which she
took with her. Smith and Buckley took nut a
warrant fur her arrest, and a search warrant,
and put it in the hands of an officer, but the
bird bad flown. Smith reshipped Ilia goods
but the others have not fount! theirs.
LETTER FROM :SUSQUEII.4.Y.Y..4 DEPOT.
Mt. wr& Enrrons:—llon. Mr. Cook of this
place is Mt one of the penny wive kind of
merchantmen. Hr can afford to do Madness in
a comfortable sod attractive store, and live in a
handsome dwelling, and still have. a dollar or
two. Ile has set an example worthy of imita
tion by our Main street merchants, by laying
the only piece of flag pavement on the whole
street. The work is an advertisement of the
man. It does me good to know that such men
can have money. In the name of our citizens
I thank the Judge for the substantial public im
provement.
Mr. George Kirk is having a handsome new
residence erected on Convent Avenue. A pity
be placed it too near the narrow side-walk.
Children like a wide front yard.
That pile of Pi, of which we have seen so
much of late in the Susquehanna Journal, was
not, as was there stated, carried orl to someone
horse hamlet, to he spilled. The 1.113FS has turn
ed out in the Drpotand Is being even now cook
ed up in order, and will be something like that
wonderful Pie you and to hear your Grand.
mother, or your madden aunt sing about, whin
you weirs baby.
"Fonr-and-twenty black birds baked in a pie.
When the pie was opened the birds began to
sing.
Was not that a dainty dish to set
forgot the remainder. Let the Barron fin
ish it.
The fixings are being put up, and we shall
hope, nest week, to indulge in the Brut taste...by
feasting tintellectually,) upon The Susquehanna
Gazette, the new weekly in which we will re
joice. Mr. Whitney, of Harper's Weeklit, and
Wan* Magazine, and such like repute, is the
editor. "Baron• Stew Ben," of Indiana Repub.
&an fame, is Whitney's second. Whitney has
the ambition and the brains, and we hope, will
have the material aid, to establish a good week
ly, which is much needed here. The people of
this vicinity are sickening of ring-run newspa
pers, as of ring -run other .things. They wish
a fair amount of independence in a newspaper,
and if such the Gazette will be, it will not die of
negh.ct. In this connection. [hare pleasure in
enlightening your readers upon that fact, that
the editors of the Dusocass are Independent
enough not to shut out a correspondent, lust
because he may hare some unpopular though
true and stirring things to say. What pleasure
oath an honest man take In reading cone sided,
gagged and ring bound, paper, whose portions
of reading must be carefully compounded to
relish with the vitiated tutu of Its prejudiced
readers, as the physician must prescribe 'both
medicine and food for his diseased patients.. A
gagger goes to the DEMOCIIAT editor and says
"if you publis4 any more of such and each
things, you Will loose subscribers, and you must
stop my paper, if yottwill not tell me who your
correspondents are," The editor says, "certain
ly, sir, I aim lo print a Paper that shall please
everybody. lam glad you allied, I shall not
offend inthat way Vila I pltala nOatinne to
take the paper! I shall nine to publish nothing
out what shall please you. I not sorry it hap
pened. I was out of town, and the offending
matter got in without my knowledge." Ilut
suppose the editor say, "I aim to conduct an in
dependent and unshackled paper. My columns
are open to the public, but I aim not at the Int
-1 possible task of pleasing everybody, and, so
those not liking my paper need not rend h."—
I Which style of editor do you prefer? It has
been stated somewhere that a woman never
does wrong only when she has her own way. I
infer from this that the editor and proprietor of
the Susquehanna Journal is a trontna. I beg la
dies' pardon for the inference as I do not agree
with the premises. You will notice Indies, I
only infer from the rimmed correctness al the
premises, and the fixed fact in the case to which
I apply the inference. Newspapers edited by
ladies are always successful.
Mr. Hawley, your many friends here regret
that a fair share of attention was not given to
the campaign, for you in this vicinity. The np
parent indifference to the candidate in this
place, was frequently remarked upon before the
election, and regretted since, when it is seen
how easily an honest man could have been bad
to represent honest people. Twice thirteen
votes could have been polled here fur Hawley,
lord option whiskey to the contrary notwith
standing.
We notice that the Republican confesses to the
power of whiskey over local optionists, to the
almost undoing of the ticket. That is a std
state of thihgs, but I am sorry to say that the
facts in this region confirm it. One who knows,
and a Republican. told rite that he could have
bought one tonic of them for a big drink. It
appears by this showing that, the republicans
had control of any amount of whiskey, publi
cans and sinners.
IIAwK.
J. B. Gregg and family tnnk final departure
from this place for Binghamton, New York,and
retirement to private life, at the hour of tile
o'clock, the looming of the twenty-third tilt,,
!after twenty-three years of residence here. We
are told ' , he has taken elegant apartments In a
fashionable part of the aristocratic city." Thut
will be an appropriate locale for the retirement
of the model "railroad tuna," whom one of his
panegyrists latinised as the "alumina "dignitate
rum dignindis" of this town, the con . itiination of
all authority, grandeur and dignity! For these
re cons and many more substantial ones, he
will, DU &obi. he much mis-asl in this place.
His successor, is in almost every particular of
such description, his opposite. Mr. Fry is one
of the quietest and most UMISSUMing of men
Several little occurrences would illustrate this.
lie bas several times been mistaken for one of
the workmen, and again for a visitor of the
works. so modestly does he 111184 about, and so
gently doe speak and kink. in fact, hr is a
gentleman.
By certain indica'ions, the corning winter is
anticipated as an unusually severe 'one. Seve.-
al citizens are lacing in a far larger quantity of
coil than they have hoar seen to d o for many
years past. Retailers are glad at this mecum
Ron. Vie ha r e it will nut put up prices. Ss v
real most remarkable elninges have taken place
here the past Lao months. Sonic think them
all for the hest, while others think them for the
The old' Roman proverb says, - many
men, many minds, litany SLY' as they desire it to
Mt" It is dangerous to prophesy unless you
know. What do you think of a petty gang
taws putting a ticket into each man's hand. and
bidding the n hole'party to vote that ticket or
be dismissed upon that instant ! I know what
most jasmple are too apt to think, or rather, to
say fur want ut. thinking, viz.: that such ere s
tores are not tit to vote. tae not too fast, my
friend, you mean that such mider.strappera ere
not flt to he bosses, that they are but slave
drivers, holding their places !non the head
thiver, under such conditions. Yol mean to my
that mean advanlnge is taken of the neem,..ities
of the gang of men, compelling them to dg -lade
themselves to keep the wolf from the door.—
That js what you mean. Tarim do not Int
a!raid to say it. if it is the truth. The ris .1 is,
many honest volt rs are a, dl.,gustm 1.1 wits tae
thieving, cheating. and all manner of rascal, ly
practiced by the ring party, that they consider
Voting a farce. They go upon the a irin. i,,le list
the evil will work its own cure, just ns dirt
breeds tliselo.e which kill, the dirty. The rim;
party is an corrupt and • hievish.ticit it will soon
have little to feed upon and will thcit, like the
Kilkenny cats, eat itself up.
The late rise in the Sunqueltanna tore away
the Imps from under our water-trap, and sus
pended travel and toll biking upon the rotten ;
old ticket. A very good bridge could be built
for about $12,000 or $15,000, although 80114: of
the impracticable men at the head of the new
bridge movement think nothing Iran than a
$20.000 atrueture, or in plain morels, SUCII
bridge as cannot be built, a ill do them. The
road way antler the railroad Culvert has been
widened, and a complete water wall built
against the overflow o: Drinker creek. This is
evidently the site for the new bridge. For nas
ty inactivity, this borough has never had the
e mal of the present bawd of officers
The streets are in a sad condition. A man
fell into one of those pitholes, of which th, r.•
are so many in our side-wall:a, and broke his
arm, another dislocated his ankle. The excuse
is that, the pre asury is empty I of course it is,
but not by the drain upon it for Improvements.
A. painful accident he-bell the proprietorof the
Susquehanna Journal last Thursday, as appears
by an item in its last issue, under the following
heading: "Ktmien UT A JACKASS." The
hurt was painful,as indicated by time crics,witieli
attracted the attention of many along the
streets. The blow was upon the bead, and
though severe was not fill as the part wound
eel was not vital It was attended to by a bo
tanic doctor of town. It appears that the edi
tor made too nye - with name of the ring animals
lately exhibiting here, and thus got kicked. •
Businen Locals.
OrsrEns, Fifty Cents per quart, at the Key
stone Saloon. GEO. C. itn.r.d.: Co.
bluntrobe..Nov. 501,181"3—tf
DONATION FOIST
Them will be a donation visit nt the house of
Dr. A. Dunham, at Grangerville, linsit, on
Thursday afternoon and evening, November 13.
an oyster supper will be given. All are limited
to attend. Br Oiwtie or Cox:
Bush, November fith, 1873.
Sratrzzisa Tacru!
Thousands die annually from . neglicted coughs
and colds, which soon ripen into consumption,
or other equally' fatal 'diseases of the M.. ,
when by the timely use of a single 441
Dr. illlotar'a Balram of Wild Cherry their elves
have been preserved to a green old age. 1w
Seas 2R 131141017`41ENte -io Gen. Woods &
Co.'s Organs; live different Solo Stops, arrang
ed in seperate wind chests. patented and used
by them exclusively, and differing very much in
effect from Stops used iu other Organs, nod
many other valuable Improvements: 8230.00
for en Organ of this make,in extra finished ease,
capabient 36 different combinations and effects.
No Instrument made Air this Prim can common
with them. They are strictly Brat class in every
respect; folly warranted foe six- years. Five
and six Octaves, In priers 'from 0100 so $l.
200. Wit he seen and heard to be appreetlted.
rif'Sold fur cash or on monthly instalments, by
J. P. Duoxsox. A„vent,
• "Dalt .
November 3,1873.-14 Montrose, Pa.
oThATED.
Came into the enclosure of Thomas Kanane,
in Silver Lake township, on or about-the 30th
day of October, IS7O, one Cotiawohl
Any person proving ~pmperty, and paving
chailles, can take him away.
T. KAIiANE.
Silver Lithe, Nov. sth, 18;3.—•
To preserve your health, cleanse your blood
vthen it bang tries vitiated and font. -Many are
the symptoms which sound the note of ' alarm.
Pail not to heed them. Indig tion. 'Nausea,
Lassitude, Headache, Wandering Pains, Billion.
and Eruptive Affections, ore sit atone nihltnls to
full you 01 disease In the blood. Ret ~,,,,, it,
and they disappear. 110 w r Take AYEterl
CIOSPOUND F.XMACT OF SAINAPAIIII.I.A, It is
effectual for its . purpose; purifies the blood, ex•
pels disease and restores the ilet*anged Ittnefo is
of the body to their healthy. rietion.---Corit fon
Anjua.
ToK CIIRTSTIAN Af WORK.
. -
Mrs. Albert Keeler is etmvassing Montrose
and vicinity fur the Christian at Work. It is
an independent, unsizetarian Journal, devoted
to Religion, Murals, Whom, News, Litemture,
Ilusic, Science, Article.; and is. replete 'with
every variety of matter suitable fiw the house
hold. including Stories, Poems, Tales fir Chil
dren, and other contr hutions by eminent wri
ters. It is edited by T. DeWitt Talmage, who
is editor in fact, and not simply in name, and
throws into the paper all of his wonderful nlent
and energy. It is the only paper to Which he
in any way contributes. It contains each week
an accurate stenograhle report of his sermons,
whose eloquence and earliest Christian charac
ter have given Dr. Talmage a world-wide pint.
teflon, lie will also furnish regularly a series
of Sparkling Articles on Current Topics, in ad
dition to his usual editorial eon' rihutions.
C. IL Spurgeon, the most famous preacher in
the old world, will write for the CURISTIAN AT
Wong. and for no other paper in America.—
Be4icles these, the paper has the assistance of an
aide editorial stall; and the fulle,..t assurance is
given that nn pains or money mill be spared to
make a paper pnititable to all classes; one in
which the educated will find inspiration, and
the ignorant ire able to skit out hope and con
solation for all their troubles; one that children
will gladly pick up as they eome,in from play,
and one that shall encourage the old Christian
Jlast before he voce into the Shining Gate. The
horns of the paper is a large quarto, sixteen
pasted and trimmed, and is convenient
for raiding, binding and preservation. There
are no leaves to be cut, and the paper is read as
conveniently as a bunk.
Montrose, November sth, 1873.
CLAMS at the Keystone'Saloon. Oct.. 29
Dn. GARVINS TAR RE - REIMER give tone to
pour SySt.:lll.
FINE CIGARS at Lt Keystone Saloon. Oc. 29
Fitter class chewing tobacco at the Key - stole
Saloon. Oct. 22
Nine lot of Islank Notes put, printed. and
for sale at this office. Oct.
OYSTEILS ! OYSTERS!! OYSTERS!!! At the
K stone Saloon.
Gno. C. lltt.t. & Co.
Mmtrose, Oct. 9th, 1873.—tf
OVSTKIRA. by the I late, pint, quart or gnllon
at the M•mtroge Battery
Oct. Stl., 1313.
Tnv 11. Elias Ilowe Jr., Improved Sewing
Maehine, beture buying nnv °titer.
lanat.t.Luvisn, Agenta.
Montrose Pa:, Oct_ 15, 1t173.-11.
CLAIISVOTCVT ESAIIINATIONS
racre is no subject that require sn much
study and cape, ienee as the treatment and cute,
or cf.rttle disemm The ustonislun surce,
and renctritatile cures performed by Dr. Butter
tlel.l. tar due to the gift of clairvoy thee to the
fife-bolt study or the constltutiim r matt, and
the mu-M.4 or Cilium, trotu natural re lie,:iea.—
Cures the wurit forms of ticrorma, Catarrh,
Female wealime.s, delhniA , ladaeyi. or
Madder. %VW lie at Me Catlertv H au , Bin -
!mutton. Wedifeiflay, y :ma Sul
uniuy, November 12, 13, 14 and 15, I.
Oct. 22,1, 1573.--ia3
ANst: I. E .-. A UV:A.II.LN s.—The Anna3l Es
gtUi tnt .utls for irachcra ti ill be hel fur the
at ver.ll thsi ries WI follOWI:
11:i - rick. I our; Thur.
,y, Nov tit h.
Arirm, T'oondon—Cetare Sclioo: House, Fri
day, Nor. 7th.
Ilurto my. Oulthrol—Sußquelinno Di. Tot
S.ll or ky. Nov z4t•t.
Onetown—Ccotrt: :idiot)! liouxe, Monday
No,. loth.
.1,,,0tp. [Nglt—G ruigerville School Iltrase
To,-.ldv, Nov. 1 th.
Auburn—.l,rhey 11111 School Iluusc, %Values
day. Nov. 12th.
. . . .
Sprinsrville—llullow School liouso
Thors.lny, Nov. 1:3111..
liritlxiwatrr-31untruse School , /louse, Sat
urdly, Nov. 15th.
Special Era initiations.
liophottoin School House, Tuesday, Nov.
18th.
Smiley Schaal liouse_Thursday Nor. 20th
Fonaii Lake Centre School Utilise, Monday,
Nov. 24th.
AI the regular examinations each class will
oe formed at 0 o'clock, a. tn. In SpeMitt, at 10
n. ni. Appliennts will need pencil, pen, ink,pa
,,•r. and Union Fourth Reader. Ner teacher to
commence a school without a certificate. No
endamenicitt of certificates. Private examina
tions unnecessary. I)irecturs and patrons of
schools requested to lie present.
W. C. TILDF.N, County Supt.
Birchardville, Oct. 15, 1873.—tw.
Jim Llsr.—Drawn from the proper wheel
by toe Sin-rift and Jury Commissioners of Sus
quehanna Bounty, to sum, at November Smsion
commencing November Mil, 1873.
Grand Jury.
Auburn—Avery Sbupp, Bloomsfield 11. Ly
man.
Bmuklyn—Jas. S. Peckham, 31arshall McVi
car, Franklin 'Tewksbury, Jas. H. Sterling, Fred
13 Ja welt.
Chotamut—Nelson Wells, James Donley.
Forest lake—Wilson J. Turret!.
Fronklia---lict.ry L. Blowers.
Great Bend tp.—Nelson Baker. •
lierriek—lleury Felton-
Lathrop—Addison L. Morgan.
Montrose—Robert Strange. ..
New Milford Buro.—Elliut Aldrich, Horatio
Garrott.
°Aland-401in B. Kittle. •
Rusk—John Larue_
Springville—Albert A. Root, Almon G. Stil
well. -
Sustfa Depot—Robert-Rogers, ALtittiony Par
linuu
Tlioinson—Edward Warner.
Tr,zterse Jurors—First Week.
Auburn —Joilliun D. Thornton, Wm. IL 3ling
Lemuel Timm, Wm. W. Lee_ "
Bridgewnier—E. W. Howley, WniLce W.
Bullard. GrorT,e Binds, CaLa) Bush, se..n., Con
end liolbrook.
Brook)) n—Harmon Tiffany, Gurdon B. Hog
e/V.
Choeonut —Samuel T. Lee, Patrick Byrne.
Clidurd—ltuits F. llodip.on,Thus..B. Atkin
SOIL
Dundal—John Ilirenburg.
Forest Like—:Vint. T. IJewitL
Franklin—Henry Webb. •
Great Bend tp.—Theo. Hays, Leroy Mayo
Ralph A. bleesiek, Antos T. Towbridge.
Great Bend Bum—A.lllton P. Stet)hens.
liaratony--dones Taylor, Henry 11. Hobert.
Harford—Wm.S. Dnpbiu, Horace A. Bar
nard'
Herrick—dernme Ebblaugh, Frank Burns,
Israel Itetmds.
Jessup—Jobe Smith, Tams Smith.
Jackson—Edgar M. Fuster.
Lenox-401m S. Clark-son.
Liberty—lra M. Hawley, Ogden Stanford,lll
-- H. English.
Little.ltleatlaws—nichttrd King.
Muntrose--Frederiek. u. Williams.
New tp.--Oliver Lathrop, -
(.)ahland—Edwin Ogden; Abel. 1.. Perrino.
Itusii—Francis H. Granger, John - T;
Geth li. Gray.
Springrille-.—Albert Squires, John Thomas..
Salyer Lake—Ebenezer Howard, As4e). T.
Roberts:
Ttunnson.—:lertick T:Whitneyglifiter fitud•
dart•
,
Trarerse
Arnrat—Wm. R. Ilathaway, John A. Bartell,
Charles W. Sartell.
Antrum—Martin Wilcox, Thos. P. !Callon.
Apolactn—lianson Barnum.
Bridgewater—Daniel Stewart, Joshua Pettis,
Orion Foster.
Diumek—Urbane - Stidth, Alfred IL Allen
Greet Bend Boru.—William Goble.
Great Bend In —John W. Walsh.
liarlbrd—Jared Tyler.
Illinnony—lticliartl Martin, James Beckley.
Jackson—Milian Botch.
Jessup—Benjamin Shay.
I.ntliroN.-IVm. li. (Mann, John Lean.
Liberty—Henry A. l'ruebeell, Samuel H.
Bose, .Jahn I hicrlinnt, Jr. •
Middletown—J:llml Fitrney, Galittla Con
stantine. .
Balienelc, *Miley Jewett,
Homee A. Deans, Dana F. Anstin, Henry Sher
man.
Neu Milford Dorm—Andrew 13. Smith,Hiritm
Hibbard.
New Milford tp.—Stewart- Mend, Butner
Tingley.
Rush--Wm. 11. Whitney.
Springville—Salmon D. Thomas.
kinsn'a Depot—Hobert V nunostrandi Thomas
McDonald. John ..Ibee.
Thomson—Ebenezer Messenger.
Traverse Jurors-77iird Wizk.
Auburn—Samuel Brundage.
Bridgewater- -Myron 31. Mott, Myron Bald
win..
Brooklyn—Smith S. Sterling.
Choconut—David Stanley.
Clittoril—Alimd W. Carpenter.
Diumek —Charles S. Gates, Orvil N. Tiffany,
Alfred 31iles.
Prankliti—P—loriek Lines.
Finest Lake B. Johnson, Geo. 11, Ham
lin.
Gibson—Jahn Chitlin.
Great Bend tp. i'lenry S. Barrager, Wm. C.
Mclntosh, Ml3ols.
Great Timid Boro.—.lolin A. Dusenbury.
Ilarlord—Anilier.it Carpenter.
Jessup—Samuel Shelp.
Jackson—Benj. F; Lan:thee, Jesse
Lathrop—Horace Thavre, Giber' 31. Smith.
Liberty-Wallace W. Gunsalus, Henry C.
Knight, Kirby Marsh. .
Lenox—Philander Pell. Jesse Benjamin. f-
Montro.e—Joseph 14.rwis, Jarvis V. COM%
Prank Nleliiiiish.
31iddielOWII—David Thomas.
New Milford ip.—Enistus B. Smith.
Oakland—Samuel Brush, Jos. T. Cod:sync.
Rosh—Hiram Osborn.
Springville—Henry L. Kerr, Warren 13. La
throp, James }Casson.
Thomson—Truman Perry.
There Is no pain which the Cehtati
. Liniment s will not relieve. no swelling
they will not subdue. and no lameness
which they will not cure. This in strong
ri? language, hot it to tree. They have
_ produced more cures of rheumatism.
n ttra Iris. lock Jaullalf y,sprallls,•ai el-
Komp. tin g e. caked hrertots. prattle, linens. sot.
c.ir-nehe, Sr, upon the human (rde, end of
etrpion. op win, grills, bc., ripen animals in ens
_year
than have oil other pret coded remedies since the world
be an, They are cosinter.:nritent, nil-healing pain ler
Revers. Cripples throw awayth IC crutches, the tattle
walk. polesinons bites are rendered harmless, and the
wounded are healed without 5 scar. Thereciyie le pub
lished around ouch hatle. They sell es no articles ever
sold her"re. 1-ranee they do Joist what they pretend to
do. Those who now suffer from rheumatism, pain, or
swelling crtserre to coffer If they will not Ore Centaur
Liniment. o bite wrapper. Morn thou MD certiticates
of remarkable cures. in :Indio.{ frozen limbo, chronic
rheumatism. gun , running Pumon, In., have been re
ceive I. We will .soul a clrettlitr contAultitycettidentest,
trio recipe. Ste.. groin, to any one requeoling It. One
bottle of the yellow wrapper Centitir Liniment Is Worth
hundrud d. 41 trs for epavitioti or sweented hurries
and mal s. ur for seem worm in shoup. stuck-owners
—tho.rliniment. a, worth your attention, family
oliontil Iw without them — Whlie wrapper frmily use ;"‘
Yell o wrapper for animal, S..ld by all Dregosts,—
So cents per tootle: largo hott les. $1 07. J. B. Rose;tt
Co., 5.1 Briod way. New York.
F. G. WONDER.
ertalorla 1. ahnr, iicd. a illedgllato for Cato, dd.
It hi Ine daily ,of, art oda to os *Outlet: which le (martin
to twalninlo we hoot. trodatv the trowel., runt wind
colt, and prodnea natural aleep, it vuntatins neltbal
mineral.), Morphine ur n'tohol. ;mil la pletiodta to
Children rend II t Cr) and andhert, Ina) . run.
SLUM; CHOLERA. IN - '
-Un o t es'ery eut4e Cured with ?•k ‘
PAIN-KILLER':!
t DEsit Sins:, ' Darin', a ri..idenea, of some
vm sears in Siam end China, as a missionary, 1
~ ,ind your -Pain-Killer a most valuable reMedy
for that learlid Istmurge the Cholera.
i lii .utiministering the medicine I found. it
Most elKsetti ii to give a tea-spoonful of Pain
: Killer in a gill of hot water sweetened with so
: gar; then. after about fifloon minutes, begin tol , -- - - -7 --- --- ---
give about a uttilespoonfbl of the canto mixture. 2aal Estato fbr Sale.
every r•o , initial,: until relief was obtained.— I
~,.._ .
Apply hot applications to the extremities— tStA 'P'foll m-SubsCriber 1)&113 for sak the
Bm el em . , the stomach with the Pain-Killer, em., I O lt. ' ....
n owing Hen) Estate to. wit : ..
and rub the limbs briskly. cr those who had.[
the Cholera, and took the medicine faithfully, ! • THE FARM .
in tie way stated above, eight out of ten rv- known. vs “Rahert More Parra." sitnee in Refill:ewe
' cOy.reil. i tm township, So.oneli..nne C i_ Pa_ 1.13-nr tan mil. r
• calgt of Muntroor Itoro,,h containing MO erne. a ex
It F. 1,- • R . TELFORD. Missionary 0 China- ! anent crass mid grain Cnnt'ahont 25 Left, of timber,
Man Sins: Daring a long residence in Clll-1 a gad Farm house end nalbnlidine. a sue ontant 01
na I hare used your %%doable. Patin-Killer, both ! Pr i p, " 'ea rr nt ' g. Zr77l. d in,% "d a",".,Vii.7.f,':.' . th e? " 2l7.
in my own Mildly and among the Chihese, and • will be sold with the Yariu if dedred, colas provisos
have round it in most excellent medicine. In the'llr dt,peoest of. . .
Slimmers or 1563, while residing in Shanghai, , ALSO, A 1101.iiZE AND LOT
I found it an almost certain cure fur cholera, 10 aniline In We Thirnimh if lime Milford. Surignehem i .,
used in time. indeed, using it in a great many 1 C"a"r , P.- plimiently uneaten On the Multi Wert. nen,
the centre of the town. tent tit , ^ feet Front it .•ritid con
institnces I do not remember tailing in a single 1 Vtulrin twc.tory Ihrelarg. II ' VIM Pised iaraeu 'gun,
ease. For three years I have been tesiding In i and a convenient well or "good wrier,
this tame. more than flay mines front a physi 7 I ALSO A FAP-M OF FIFTY ACRES
elan, and have obliged often to tall upon .1 one fonrth of a mile from the horongh or New stitr.rd.
my own resources in cases of sickness. The I 23scr". improved. and the !mance wed iirenered.pritict
Chinese come to us in great.- numbers for i t i r ? . : B i gv i t h - , ,..4..4.4,.... oreh zk... A E." •rx . l! ) re. ,
me Heine and advice. Though without nottileal I ALSO TIM HOTEL PROPERTY
knowledge onmielves, the few simple remedies t know ... th . cuAm „ kaam , itarEL i „ 111 ,,, m, nni
we cin COMM• 11111 are so much iu altvonee even I low. Sinomrhentia I a.. rs., Coutahnlir 9 , 1 acres of land.
of their physicians, that we have almost da il y'
moistly improved. wi-h Borer. Wagon Baru. nail int
tip 'legions, We allow them to come, because b.".11r2". Coorrnient ether as alien{ or toque:kin
it ' brinD; us in contact with them and opens a ° a 47 "‘"?'"'"`" ,
AVID ,/t DISTILLERY
do.ir of nsefidness.. In diarrhea, colic, vomit- • . •
for the manufacture of Ciric , , Brandy. in gond menir g
in;, cholera. coughs, etc., your Pain-Miter basi order. Oct.l accepted by. 11. C: Vali. ticree.ed.ipiel shout
hem my chief mein -ine. • Yours, very truly. IG3 perches of laud erij;cruetolthe afore...ld Betel prop.
I/EV. T. P. CRAWFORD, Tungchow, China. err.
''resi•=ass . .
Those using Pain Killer should strictly oh- made a „.. l „ ne p.„,,,,,. Hawn g 004",,,;,,,,,,,,..
serve the following directions; For perticulars lormire Or E. it. Ha is ley. 14:3110I'llAT I.
At the commencement oh
in
disease, take 3 % dm% Mmitimec. Pei. or of lien subscriber on th e tt,h.,
ieasporinful of Pant-Killer, in sugar anti tester 1-
Moure Farm , Bridgewater, Pa..
and then bathe freely ttems the stomach and 1 40113 i GAVITI
Intw PIS with the Pain-Killer clear. Should the
diarrhea and cramp continue, icpent the dose
every tllleen minutes. In this way the dread
ful stmurge may be checked and the patient
relieved in the course of a few hours
N. B.—Be sure and get the genuine article;
and Ibis recommended by those who have
used the Pain-Killer tor.the cholera, that in ex
treme eases the patient take two (or more)tea
spo;mfais instead or one.
The-PAIN-KILLER is snl,l.lTall the Dreg
gist rind alesh-rain Family Medicines: '
larPriee, 25 anti 50 cents - end $L • -.
DAT7S_d , SON;
Manut's. a, Prop's. 120 Uigh, SL,Prdc.,RA
Oct. 15, 1871-Im.
A NEW AMIANIGETZUMT
PIANOS & ORGANS.
At L. & Uhllrs lowelry Stand.
Ina larger and Vwdtrr atock of tha Co”owing
goods will be found than elrewhero in -
Northern Pertheilranta.
FINE AMERICAN WATCHES:
JEWELRY 11. CUICER
SOLID SILVER & PLATED WARE.
(OF ALL ERiDS,)
FINE TABLE CIIII.ERY. . „
DIAMOND SPECTACLES,
and a reneral ar.nrimant of `f n•leal Merchandise, ,
Shen 31 rte. Yiulln SkriVlF, rte.. etc.
, „
MI Fine Watrb Renal:lit Rowing' Machines sad Or.
June. (is n.u114 by :was Repaired by
L. idutu. • 7. P. Sleibulsb.
• Isbell &
Sept. 10, , Monfrofa. Pe
F . ,
XECILITOttIt NE, OTIP Whereat letter tostentenh.
" t ., the relate fir dee: Sammesto:Nlevl New /lib
font deed. have been hrented In the undetAgned,iill
twrsons Indebted to said etttste, ere. weinettett is Mahe
kelliteallsternijinent, end Ilex.' tptelott ele me emitted
the IPAISIN fee rrenested to Olevent them without debit.
FLUOT ALDNICtI. ' j
110 RACK A. eIItISIETIS, El . e f 3 "rs*
Sew =ford, Ust.ll3o; •
Ccntaur Linament
EilcEllar,eous.
k•tfa. - . • . ..I . llmmlezion Illetchtifity7=-,L•
CANV-i8,91N0 BOOK:i . sgrvirrte!: FOIL
PROF. FOWLERS , GREAT WORK,
- on w s phpnd. Wmegnlahod. apd ilfeii ntptbat
p•: Loon. Ifs Lawa. Pouter, .ele.,A^,enta are aelllng
from 1$ to 25 spire a Aar. - end we itch II :a cent netting
book free tn.h..olCa , enf.
NATIONAL co.. ph I r., N.
- - - •
—MOORE'S RURAL NEW.llOltf:
t r h u e m O o r , ra lt
.„. 111 1 7 ;_y on i t . ect o . , Afr s t t e, a ta r, : 2 A ld
.
thoritc urn, Practical Subic:ran aad a High Toned
rrary Journal. Ord,' $2 50 a yesr—lnea to clntn. (Oast
Premiums nr Caeb totntat4elons to Agent M. Pit Intern
Nan:here. (Oct. to Jan.) 011 trill. for only Mt cents
Perini ton Lletp, etc.. rent f(rc to,trt cl enb crlben.. Ad
drer., -- • ' • D. D. T. HOODS, Z , Orr Yorlt'elty.
Wh "Housekeeparai Manuel" Sella.
A en •111 Agent ear. ••Vu'lke all other bunko. It
ban. cl a im .1. women's Atirlitloll. A hotoe•to-bon.e
tate Va. payer $70.00 In Mitt work was made by a single
agent.
. .
AUF:NTS wv...vrgn. s • , ••••• • =
Por terms nr:11 terrltnry: apply In di , 11. rnm) &CA..
New York. 11.,0t0n. CIII ow°. or Non Franclaro
Tolutubin einoicat 31n$tittite
A tleardln , . School fur 'toting Men and Ades. Fnr cir
culars. whims, Rec. IL A. ALEXANDINII.CoIumbIa,Pa
NEW ROSIK o ready- for avnts. "flame Life
In the U Da-lel Numb.
D. D.. anther ••S; ort Sceneol In the Plble" and - Our
Father'a Ition.e. , of which nearly tharYncoples a each
were sald. litnd for Clreular. Zte.G LEH 4 - SII.:URDY,
.1318 Arch it., Philadelphia. Pa. ,
WA N'rEl),
finF?rtnent Fartai•neSatmitaring the Fall nail
%._.”..n% Inter month. to do Inn•linr•os in their OWIt
tnyrnobip*. Iln-in,•• In. respectable. at d
DV.. writ: FdlLrUtnlan,hildr, as e 3. $: SCRANTON
CO.. llnttfortl. COllO.
THE BEST PAPER.
TRY 2`.'l" j
THE SCIENTIFIC A3IP.ItICAN In the cheapest and
bent Illuntrtted weekly p•prr printed. Every number
contolnp front 10 to 15 .riztnal enctrarine 411 New Mx.
chtnery. tcpYrl Inventions, Prldren,Engineerlng Nrirkr
ArrhiteCtore. Improved ?Ann itnitlelnentS, and every
new d•pcnvery In chentbory A year. nomfter. commit,
1,1 1 Mtge.. and *event t ka..dred rUgravinvs. Then. lode
volomea ore Inverted for hlntll t; null refereuee.—
The pitteticobte receltes ate ti - r3erthten times the
onhorriteinn prime. Terme. $5 a year. by Instl.
Ivens sent free. Man be had of all newstlen •rn
j.I.A., , P3MIIkTar9 &vain, on the bent terms.
Mntieht of new meetly Inns end nketehno examined, and
adrtee Inc. All p tents ore pnnltslit silt the Srfentitle
ttmerteatt the 'week they insne. tuepamphlet. lip
Imcton.. contoining.l.,ws nod fall /firm fon'olltatining
ptent.. Address fnr the torper , concreting potent , .
MUNti 3: Pork Itos ,V. Y. Branch Mlle', cor
ner of F and 7.11 nig , %Vas b melon. D C.
- ,, Nvammsno v,
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AGENTS [or qstmlogr.
DOME,YIt7 SEWiNd Y
CR(111 . 1'.1 11 1 111‘GER,
The . chettprat and he..t In 11. e market. Warrant.' trn'y
npr. Ink Ineur.rn.nt• to Wa..bintr Vu
and theum.- trade. Liberal tera.,.—
Agent Ntunted Send for
NlV.Rlttitti
Ilanufacturas and Patrt.trra:nelre,lll) Walnut St..
Philadelphia; Pa.
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1 _
.AT D Vl, :u l,l l ) . l. !: :, :.. LE. s4 iN n ' n D, i lt n E p T w A n ii... ;,
rdo breech
-1 - Gil. and C.; 11Ithre. 0..0t1a rent il. Al
pltio of the country 17 c.-xpre>. C. 0. 9.. to 'h t . ermele.
eil before 1131/1 ter. We peed o g.loine W. .t C.
Sant A SO.' Nthr,le Lam(let. oath da•k. peuell and
eleanlntt rod. nl-..7 hor.e.l. for $&-.. Send .tamp he
-I..price lilt. I , ‘I ITII 1...4.1,U1....E5,Vti Bro.sdway and CA ,
Chatham St.. N. V.
BUILDING FELT
•
(So Tar n.edi. Cifr oniddc iilntezti] or
plamrr. etc $,1:1 , 1 TWO 3:rettt 9431111.1
for oecrinr And C
J. FAY, Camden, N. J.
FIRESIDE Cone Burner for San
hs. PLUME
& ATWOOD, prodwuLthe liucet Ilpbt. cao I:e upell un
any roalmil !amp. For m!e.Lyall I,llDp deaiere.
09011 CIDER ALL ThE YEAR ROUND.
Tito Neutral So:obit.: or Limo.
It
by CIL
LI`r ti.S...•LAI•O J
. Co•oon. form. rly J. It Nielkl•
A l'u..keeiss ciA. r sweet all the y. ar reauu. New York
Wilco. Y College Pint.,
$25. rIOIIIBY MADE FAS? $lOOO.
By nll who work h.r us. • It nun, %rain= you In not
and Cs all square, we will give you one dollar for your
Irtahlo. Send .t...rnn f..r rircritar. In
0. II BLICKIXY CU., T.konsha. 3114:11.
0,~T713131111{1NG.--11r;11.43't I?. M. Stntneu•rh.g
otitute.C7 F••urth Avenn,. N. V. Devi ttorereucu.s.
No p!ty Anti, ru 'O4l. Scx."l rrct radar.
'IT( )111.;
.117. 11nukr.tlameo. ctn., in Ifiyif, IMAMICA. Ro
capitntnerised. Cat..hrzne. term.. etc.. sent frve..
VICKERY & Au,utts,
+ 0 i:;„.„ 9(1 PET: D.tY: Azent• wontorl
1.1 tp..1 , 13 Ci..lle, Of, aprkl tag people.
of either one or old. make more mun.•y at work
for or In thelrsip..re moment. or all the I •o r tioo, ,t
unything else. l'arrlcolare free. Addrou 6. bll'IN•
SON. .n CO.. Pon laud 31alue.
NOTICE IN PAIITATION.—To JOILANNA
Reynolds, of .TersY City, New .lersey,Catte ,
crier Cox; of Wilkes-13arre, Pa., Etlivitel Brown and Thomas Brown, of Jerser City, N. J.,3lnry
Jane Iltown, and John Brown, of. Finicn -Is
land. and Eben Ilrovio„of Binghamton. N.Y.
TAM,: NOTICE. That. IVhereas.limn a
Coughlin, late of Silver Lake township, the •
county of Siisqueltanna and Slate of Penstylrab
nia.„ died Intestale, Seized in tier demesne us of
fee of and In ocrlitin messitnge and. tract of
land situate in the township Of Liberty, in the
county of Susquehanna and State of l'etinsyl
canto, described as follows 'to wit Commenc
ing at a hemlock tree being the northwest COI ,
ner of lot No. 142 anirtienr the road or high
hiding by Milhan's settlement (so 'enilril)
to 81tver Lake. thence south S 6 dcoctirciat,
53 1 10 perches to a post, thence. de
grew west (iii 1-10 iv:relive to the centre Id- rho`
highway afon...said,4 hence north westerly along
raid Ille,tiway to ton pen end . ..stones and' themes
'north degreei cast 10 rods to the place of
ntrose; en. i Id-ginning. taritainlng 13 acres of land, bo thts"
T i, f i, f a CANIrTETtS
same noire or lees; In pursuance of an order of
the Orphans' court id' Sold county of Susque
*tato,- pre,exvia4 lan sticaztli, Ii restulul)
great .I..slitrr..tom. hanna, an inquest will be held on said premises
ssiroau suit gin A fall and try Its myritr. ' nn Tharsday,:sioventher Gth,113713,a1, ten •'clock
In the iiirenonn, to niake pinion thereof to and
Montrote, .Ittly 18:1L .—tt' I among the heirs and legal n'presentatleis of
I
Lin & maid intestate, in such manner and -in suet) pro.
portion as the Lilts of. this commonwealili
di
aTTORNEYS AT LAW. It sytt removed U. trteir So rte rest; 180 itsuch partition cannot be made there
oxitec, opposite trot : Mabel!' Muse:. . '
It. IL Lrrrt.a. of , then to value and appraise the saute never
.
tie°, P LITTLE. ding to law
E. L. ISLAKII.LZE
April 33,
r, Oil SAES OR EXCILINfi£.
The nsolantignorl offer,. for sale Via GROITERY..t.
FERO *TORE. rirnatod near t he — rau I In rho 1.i.t0 h
of Stdrio.hinny. hi. Lot 'lax 1 111 fort Own f
Store art dwelling 2 , 1x60 Icel. newly hitioleiL 0,4,d
wharf for the neronuninilti..n'of hoalmen- A fair rill
of hot h town and .11131 tunic. WI a col) each;
or would enclutogc for a hunt Tide IP a good
chance for any one toarrestre /tom a id, tonne. povorro
slug all the a , vantagorr of a railroad tntrn, nt.d out In
which , 2111 balnade en ('toy enn toinfortnhle Ihricer.'l"
Odes taylnt np .nmultking fora rainy day. Fail ouch
of gouda on hand. , Porneralott been when
Elton I rr or or add rare. I oW3IAn: (1. 1 . It It I SON.
Oct.. 1. 1571.-Bnra lihlctirhluny.Lnarroot:o.. Pa.
GREAT UNITED STATES IEB. CO.,
BURNS . 41 1 NICHOLS,-.AOe.,
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.. :..11. .V. ()TICE In hereby. elven that the petition or a miler.
Shoji over Deans's . hook Store. LCX/ 1,11,C110,1 n .CC. , i ,
I , ity or the Irreholdens reiddLog• within the district
ii. 'll , o ,m rk m d , o oc o a
t r4 15 1 , 11. 4,; 0 5 e5 .i. r .:, le. t i o n e llo o e n .
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a. I h o ore a ln. s l l , .... f r il d , e l l : , , , lLed e.. "4 4 llt iy htt i l t ald ,b h a et .s , r b e vnn the b tl . ran T d „... Jo..
I hal, tonyir II tone foroil orettou at said Ohl rict a. 4
h roodh. by the name. style.' and title of the Bonnet
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' r'lL I- - " ?of Great Smut V1312e, and by the folloolng boubwi,
' rte. In wit • Se-tunln2 on the hank of
. the Samar I.
YE ' V.i.DE - .' i l 0.1.1i.".9 - I.JONCEIri'E ' Wk. ' . irl .1 r. at -0 - 10 h
DOTI ..tresi , rorner hf al I', A pti i a Ti t *
: ,• '1 - ' , ' + -- • "'- . ": I Land;
i ph.tren south et] deitters west 65 rods ton slue tree:
i throe,: north WI demos west 2TS rods to, a. post and
i goers; tbehre no ri 53 or :Trees avast 1133 f rods to a putt
; and sinner; 111-ter nos 1(03 dettreea rest 131 redo to
The bank of ;Tdd flyer; I.b.onca ninth 2,J 0. g,tOV, east V. 3
~ :4'1.1.1172161,fad euce
aith S 3 tre;:ht t e 4 s t- e rn as ' ht : g4; l 'l3 or ;he Ito)•
- I oral eitllfool , and diAtances at ***Oliver to taeloaeeht
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IXTE 'PE.PY AT.J.'CO3IPETIT.itiIs; . 11'..1 - . , PeCtiontri.
V T Job 'l'notia9..-- Ilrliit..oo - yuur work. i _Grcat Drzd, oct. ir,18r..-.:w.• . . .
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FRIDAY li10111'; NOV,i YE 7£11,1873.
47.. Wt. Ptcvinraick,
GENERAL
Produce and Commissloa iderOinirtts
.17 Der St.. Nets
C‘inFlgnawnt• solitited shd reit:rm. tatide !retiedlate
IT nit eat` gimds. livod t.kesliSpylog cards and ?ten
- References:,
fiat tonal PArk Rant or 'lea York.
North hirer Krthir nt
- rin.an national Hank or Now-York.
Lox* (*lnd Bank or rituoklyrx,ti. Y.
Fcb.12,1973.—tt
The riancetc
Fitiaitelat
ICETv YORK, Nor. lst 1871,
• The money market wasa . Seirriewliiit, ditto
limbed by the recent faihirei, although
there are few changes to mite. The banks
are doing little in the Inscount line, sitve
in the tray of rmticuls. r . The business
&one lir the bid broker, uras small, brit tt
better aispoaition to opiate was Mini.
foiled. - The rates for.money on ,still. are
oted ut 9e12 per cent. Commercial
paper,priine and endorsed,rangesbeiwerm
12 and 18 per cent.;,.that, le,s
'knritsn'tn;tweeti 13, and, • Anything
bilitv this is Allis ot_sulr.•.' • _
,
Go!d was without ipt•cial feature, epen•
ing Lit 194 and at one time
.thitit.g,:the
day touched' 1081. The
„general rate,
lioarerer, nod that which ruled the
clos.e was lo 81. a 1 art
Sterling exchange, 115:!@,117:
Gold
Silver.
U S. 6s
5-20 Coupon.lB62
5.20 Coupon'lBol... .
2-20 Coupon 12115....:.
5-20 C o upon
5.20 Cnupon 1857
5-20 Coupon 1808;....
Nen . 5 pet cent, bonds,
10-404
Paris Exchange...
Sterling Exchituge
Currency Bonds
- 112 - 113
. 100' 107
107 ~ 107
...107 108
111
1121; 11314
• 119 113
107 , ;"111• 3j
.100)1 :.11Y.' :
488 481
117 119
Nev Tork rreatico Market.
Corrected weekly by 8; „
linytlen,
325' Wasqugtoti St.,lvew „
Butter, tub .......
al
pail
Cheese, dairy, per lb
" ractory"....
Egra, per dor .
Flour. per barrel...
Corn meal,
lfluatt., per bnahei..
Rye
Oats
Corn
Hops, rrop of 18:3
Tsßoxy "
Lard-yet Hi
Pols , a ro.r
Trtrkeyi par
(Thickens "
Onek_s "
EGISTFiIt'S :NOTICTI—Yrnt,tc Islatien
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N hereby ; pvett to all persons concerned in
the tolloWkilr Ebtatefl, to wit:
Estate of George W. Crandal, late of Liberty
pop., clee'd, Mary A. Cratulall and John Ilbich•
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Inan Afhoinistrators.
Estate Ranmn, 'late, 'LenoX
towle.bip Elrod ban Ransom, Eacutur.
.Est:lte late of Great Bend
township, deed, %I': W.. Bindell Administra.
tor.
Estnte nrCharies W. Jneksnui late oU La
nut) township, tlecT., L TifEiny Amin.Lim
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Estitte of Milton FIA, lateof New Miltild
towntddit; deed, Dennis Shay Atnini.itrator.
Estate of Wallet-T. Dimimek,late. of Derrick
tON'llqiiip. Deed, Mary A. - Dintntiek Esketitrix.
hdate of Julio .Montgomery, luc of ..111.11,uni
towndilip; deed, 31nrtin 31onigoutery
F:l4nte-orlnittpl 11011.-10 e of New 3tliforil
townaliiii;alt4fd, Fnincia null Executor. : . •
Estate of Henry Chandler. lato• of Thiniisou
dee',l,l4arall Chandler Executrix. .
E..-a ate of - .10111- Iliirrington,-late of. Bridge.
water tinvnahlicdec'ci; Jelnima and IL It; liar•
rionfon two orthe ExPeutor a , . ••• •
.Ettte of Attial ii/l ltliilunl , late of gridgewa•
icr township Abiatha 31illard; . Jr., and
114ary IL Millard AthninistntlOrs. - •.' -
Elitate of C. Wihrtarth, late cirJacksoit,
deed, Frank ihnarth AdminiArator.
Estalii or .Tacith Dutcher, hue pflihson,dethl,
W. T. ca., Administottor. •
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Es , rite of Lone Newtn, Into of Dimot.k,
tler.'ti, C. 8. Gate, Mitt Emily Sot bit Atlininis:
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tnitorpi. ,
Emote of Reuben C. Vull, Lilo or. Ne
dec'd, Samuel Vail.Adinioistrnlor...
E•mve of Katio Deunism, minor, Sallie - Mm
i=on GunrMan..
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EAnte of Mink pulnlgon, minor, Sarin Den.
:wn (4tuirtliatt. - •
Esta.e nr Wrn. 11. Lynn,. niinor, Amos:II.
vnt.Gnin-tlinn.
That the accountants have setae() their nc•
counts in the Register's 01lice in and Air the
county or 51T5111101.1111111, that the same will
be prose stet! to the Judges of the f)rphuile
Court on Thursday, November 13,11373, forF9a
tirmatlon and allowance.
U. N. TIFFANY, Reg
Register's ClLlice:ool)bur 15. 1873.
- - M. B.TIELME, Sheriff.
31notrimc, October 15,1812,
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