THE DEMOCRAT.
E. B. ICI wisr it CO.. Editors
Wednesday, Feb. 18th, 1874.
(nld closed in Nra T. rk. nn Saturday
flight last, a $1.12j.
A FITITI has hien I refionieil in lire
1 • S• H• es Senate t'r tin th e Legtela.
tare M (4,11 g /VAS
restrain the L7,.lar, P.rilia rallroad
fT,m rauti,.aiug Ia eharge ill gal anal
rec. a. A. the 117110.11 rtettie
it a 0. rill 7».**) r •nul ..13 I Its, • pea undo.
ear, I vi•l.4, nV e"ngrrga ever
s vc P , 11 , 1•1 the e.a,:ktry has
air••rdeil a pretti, fair ..i, ,,, r•titlity •0
the e.....gr,as rrg ,
ra• it alio.
re , i,mr.r t. , ti er.r.ltvimi of the 1 , 411-
a tr., Mr. :•••, cr.•:ory It;eibtr ept•m f`;
ii.• sze,tc r lie mint. to 111/4“11-
, Ai Ter w'•10, sill Ile re
(pi r.,1 to V . 1 3 *Cr tile f - iil . l.4 , tiail Cntrrocc
,tout 1 , 11 mill IA- p r .t• ;
wru f..c
ti..mil rni nary a •• t Ite ht.-
t rrt el" it 1: ft v
A 1. )?•••• r ••• r p :IC • the
frac! v.': t' Cl, ••• I'S vri h slyer r
ttr . p• .J1,1•.al , J! c pmy.
A Nr , lx Yotit: .; ntn 1011 - t aid'r own-
TlarrSl l .ll..er of 11 Er , lrl:3l, r. WII4I
11.1 , 1.. lirtry rocol ect
1i Iv.S. I , w. 10,1
u ' wa d ..T. t. , ‘.1 it. hi...! It. /w.f.,. ih ,t. u
10 1 - M. , 1 y r w,ll
1.1 titv 414 hr
•1•1 I h 1... r t 4,r thrre
C...1.111e, with ;111 WWI 1.0. xl our IT. two
n• titre • did' ott , yt-ttr,
i 1 ; roar t at h n' 1' • ••••‘..r. lin
t ,a , r , ..• , a,k at 141111)611, r• 0
11prs ham s%,'l• a 1,14: .r or
witbclit tlw 1,1% 1.. r
Tl 4 F. Nap'. ModulliFlB of Lop(low pro
r -r h. 1 rritt wt h th it 0.”1 ho
h ft' rti G. tog rr wag I,A:tido-
rti r t., „r
h.• urr ord.ll l .
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i. 4 11, •
1,0 111-V ar.• et,,Artiv
~r & i v,. n d II at la tile Arm
hy stii.p..ri 44 all 'lle w..rkinett
111.1%. f• Z • lit, kl n•i/e., he-
I % , ..T1 I ••• •k 1 311.1 ..f
1.14Je •1 1 .• sin - 119115.445' 19 1919•111
Tin, !ler - 411.• . r thnt
mig;.• I. e 111.
are F,lltritti.. - 1. rvi...11 I .t /tli'l• hr Crela.
Tun... .^tc.•••
And i , &id rent a4:t4r. Iclittit.t Let:-
GRA DI ALLY the Rikt.blican press of
th.• ottr.try tr eotutt.g to the lute nv no
wt, th a t l e I,..ttielttot I•ttaine.B to too
I .4,1 i•atty I. ~rry. ThP
riill.itle l ll l ll3 I 4 1 , 11r -r •ays ti %el-ultras
a%r 1114 verf et . % that II a I htte•rs
t .111. e IR sf 8.11 to'dt.:
••nth ir th,t tbis i.... 1. eso•to.
luet tl tilt a !)( 1 .
I a ro the 11.-pu li
tart TIM' V. It- ' , mu t iM trg
every it
r I . Ole ii• I w keil diu•St.ut nick
nt t! C •Ii I. I: ,* .•.•ei , r I Ati in is rAn.."
Lit zoit a Gaud: inns:
le II I.i tliril. Wellk 1 . Tine Ott . e to
- ay line n.. 1.)1i• I , . 4111 I ng eu.stan. them
e t are r in r,il, st
n ill he. i e Try and t
ie.in party n ill he le• r for i:."
TRW Salt. Fn• r .t•.. Bu ;run thinks it
has a. • tir , ltf-d ap ". the t'• t..r P.
Ctsir It;.iff. The .t• ck• of tit, (fomputty
a 'wont. w t.54,1p0rt.0m. all or %; ireh.
rt
c-pt st`t. •n • 01* .rt h. i. ,It the hat de
•.f th. BIN:. I.f t• urm. It has n.•t r
I• r. n. t•c G t t meta G runt. BMd
the ti••t trorgage lM.nd built , h- r ad.
1.• the C ntp,t I ,, if,*sett t , tirlt tiAble
t the it.t' rep , due , he G
the, I 1. nu. it ie o,llh- It t.• br.• has it can
p.y t r .1,j..1.:1,-,41 -3 n..r crni
d n g I^ ua ito
nick. l'ut aF •• ch it uld in.
T“lvr *143.411 "m y sir : x*o to bo
11.1e stoekh bier,. the Buil-tut b beers
that the ott•ers mere'y receipt f..r their
41% Wends. af ill that the awi °alio-meld is
rmol , h, rt.aldr ita Ring m unl oa d ji g
ek oh the N.% York market. where it
it tooted lit 71012. talon the threatened
it. anti cat n-li male the mid ler shares
.of 1,0 vaillr. •
A lilt A t the Attorney General
The Sure Iris a ,ordict orgt
Eva .6 fig. elSO.Outt.
to pip - . He li• s it, joil lattyrr.are
I••• king up a propor quibble or flaw with
which to hm i . !demoun r it
is eu . l‘ a-rtrird it. 'be I...wilt:apart, that
Evans dt d !h. terii-or dra!ts
to II o f:. a t. y am tri .. ali d
Morbatiteie a• B. I) ; tisdri
phis, that Le I Vali gatt be to 11155
C .11 rit.ai, rubin•.t arr. Ch,Ckrdralin
ution that tHnii; Thal isiie late bondsmen
I.•cra all about dm— tr.oractiorot, a nd
sour• lx ride, that is worth, vonsideratie.••
These a%rt.iti is and ea !pro, ee' Information
are al: ..yrti to the Str te cfneiule. If Banta
has not the money perhaps romp Inhel
m e n h u ge .gl•u uIQ ••clt a luting to be. ca.l
- upon. Get thian the a:stutb• book, Sir.
Gem rah and es e if there be nu
way by a limb ma‘ route by
it , ofttf, , ! err Were. urtkb•y
."1..• , . `•fl d f.• t I.et
hap it was thought Mr. Evans would dis
gorge; but, as he does not, perhaps a dis
gorger may he fonnd among his friends
and endorsers. The people haven pardon
ahre•euriosity in this, matter. It is n tight
lime for money. The treasury is short a
matter of two or three millions in one
way and another. It is highly desiratile
to know who the fortunate lads are thnt
have captured the money before the state
ute of I mitationa shuts the door of in
gni ry.—liarrisburg Patriot.
SFCRETA RY RICHARDSON has been beard
from in the matter of the Sanborn con
tract.. Various persons having been em
ployed by the treasury department, under
the act of Congress. passed specially fur
the pu-trise, to collect moneys due the
United States 'governmant, which the in
frternal revetine bureau, f.r some reason
not very clear. was unable to collect, the
bolo , * of representathes, by resolution,
cal ed upon the treasury department fear
information upon the subject. The secre
; tary if :he treasury has furnished trans
: cr , p+ it. part of the c-ntracts, but decline
to give the names of the persona or cor
porttions alleg d to be indebted to this
government.. .in the ground that it might
' do inliotice to the parties charqd with
the edn. sa nutil the allegations are
estab , ielied. Coingr. as, if really in earnest
about ii.vestigating thi4 m or a lly hum ess,
a ill not likely be satisfied until it is dui
r•d with %%horn these contract! - were
m who Illy Intr. ire at'- from whom the
mo ev due, a list amounts have been
c II creel tool how much the government
has been obliged to pay for their collec
t on.
Eva% the grent popular idol of the day.
Geeera!Graiit, wi:lrtuall before the honest
inatgnat ion of Mt tilted constituents, when.
flit• vile Iraek cornea to be fully cauvaas
ed and ?Imbed in its moral aspects, No
1111111 can alai d a.:.ainst right public judg
ment, he he ea, r sto high,socially,mentally,
or politi , atk. and in a free government
right Hittite jtidgme , it is always an sa
sertion 1. - . clue Democratic principle. It
ir a gl riz,ti when intelligent men
woo ba,e been antagonistical to Dem
oerscy are let constrained to honor Dem•
itcrs• princ•pies. Is title a time for the
gnat t ine holt )red Democratic party to
dent its faith, or to shrink tram its main
etiance, before all :he world? When
good men of both of the great political
are striking at the time ten lug,
treci.lioa crew or rounders, repeaters.
and alba' rt.!' No, this is the time
for Democrats to show their faith by their
works. This is the time to lop away the
;1• ray. 1 lirvich. a. to nominate tree men.
To te e rr again a gorernmunt reattrg up
on good print. plea and honestly conduct.
ed. at. must nominate and elt ct. men of
pr uciplc. There is no vtber possible way
We must lay a good and sure fuundatif
upon that, alid Will our anperstructiire
a iII firmly atand.—Pitlxbarg Post.
The Gruu.^cr■ Malcom
On Weiill. Sday last the Sat ittnul Grange
in s••sat••n at St. Lome adopted a plat form
declaring the prittetples . add purpos,s or
1 3 ,811 , 1116 Amine thl , e
ie todevelopv a nether and nigher nta.thot d,
t..eithulite the comforts and attractions
f honn•s and tore! gt hen the al t:tellittent
''r the purt•dit of loisio.dry; to foster
:moots! understanding and co operation.
inViolale the laws, t•t r duce
-tpettsee luAlt ittattiduAl and co-operstite,
u buy lees and produce inure, to die
e. martial ce the credit system, mortgage
Al t. m, fashion and every other system
tet,dieg to prodigality and bankruptcy ;
to 3.041 lit igation as much as possible
arhitiaiio-, and endeavor to suppress per
so a:, sects• nal and national prejudices.
The p latform further declares that the
Patrons of flu.bat.drvarenottheenemies
.•I railroads, and that they will labor to
iucteas•' the facilities for transportation,
Inn will epintSe all efforts nit the part of
c.•rporat an,ti to op press the people by nn
ju,t ixactiuns ; that they are opposed to
eleetsalre salaries, high rates of inter st
and ezorletant pert ettlik,:e of profits in
Irate; that they will do ail iii their power
to promote the cause of education a• d
Rein mend the establishment
of ages
(mituutl tittd ttldtltitrittl col g •s. T e
serum is emphatically made that the
grange—national, slate or local—is not
a pylitttal part it or organization and that
; no grange, if ta nth to its obligation, can
discuss political or religious questions, lint
its intmahers are urged to tufinerce for
!go..d the action of obtainer pulitical or
ganizattni they may he att iched to as a
dui) . which d.-wives upon every American
citizen. Women are admitted to the or
' der, and the co-iperation of all g. od
eitiaens is invited in their offurts for re
, form, that eietitually the last. vestige of
tyranny and corruption may be ntoolied
,rOlll our midst.
Donor to Democratic Principles.
The country - it now paying , he
honor to Democratic principles that m all
our hi,tiiry it bas ever bestowed, and by
duirg 'Amur* 'melt' in this grand trib
-1 ate. 1i is hot to Democratic leaders,
not to pthiticiatis, it is to the true'princi-
I, „ ,
i pied miuerrie free government that
even our political opponents have betm
ounttrain.d to uo homage. The repeal
of tne measure tvhizb 5 , ./ disgraced our
.tiat until te,gitiature is in itself u minor
affair .43 fsr w merely pecuniary consid
tra•ions gu, but as exhibiting a healthy
I reepvt - for .right.publie opinion it be
tokens a return to vanity and honesty on
the part of many of the peoples Jerre
' tentative/I who hare fur some years past
been carried away from the Hoe of bun
atit . duly. It ii ua olmnie for men to
steps; but what shall be sa:d of the few
cowardly brazen-faced demagogues who
undertook in the very face of popular
dis
gust to pollute the capital %lilt their
heartless boastinge that they had done t ,
right, and would do so again. The coup
try will take these men at their word ;
alter their terms of public service shall
expire, most of them will not- have the
opportunity of repeating the outrage as •
Congressmen. Never more be officer of
mine, is the fiat of the masses of the!
people all over the Union. There were
and are derelict Democrats as well as de
relict Republicans; although, po'itit ally,
Ithe Republican party must bear the die
grace, and is entitled to its share of honor
fur its repentance. wae not originated
bs the Democratic party; but for the Re
publican party leaders; but for the Presi
dent and hia personal action, the rank
deed would never have been consumma
ted.
We say again, that the grandest move
meut of the people and of the Americim
press, of this emir try, is that a Melt has
sh-tned their representatives in Washing
ton into the appeal of that most iniqui
tous ut,asure of foist ii‘gupoil one cities a
an unjust and uncalled for addition of
back-pay and fore-iiay, to salaries wliieh I
were already extravagant omparml with
the actual service rendered. When th e
whole history of this et' upon t he fai r
fame of ( 7:Aggress shall be indelibly im
bedded in the national archives: tho=.e
nu
principled leaders who vainly sought to
brave the honest general sentiment, wild I
wish that some angel tear could fait upon
the pages and blot them out fdeever
History, if tr le, is, and should be inex
orable. Men may forgive or forget. hut
history should nut, and cannot do cithes,
Gradu illy, ever since a few diet , nest,
corrupt men by t nsern pions means
lound their way in - 't sews of political ,
power to the Senate and House of liep•
resen tat ices in Washington, Congressional
month v has sunk lower and lower;
it descended to the lowest depths of de
gradation, and exposes its hideous de
peavity in full view of the genet al faze. •
History will portray these unr...thful pub
lic servants, debauched themselves, at d
debauching those with %%hum they were
thrown into c intact, in trti , nolots;
but befornolo it historical day shall route,
some of them at I. set. willrate that the •
people of the Cui•td States have not tet
descended to the base level of sue:, fellows,
and will repudiate theaa at the first op
portunity. •
Tlit Ruin■ 01 Jutnestovin
Jamestown was settled by the intrepid
j.,ltti Smith, :Afar IS. and wit , . it, et
knout., the tir,t iliq„ll.4l Stoat t i p. 1, t.
tit, this continent. It %%a; u liei ii Lila
then ; tt is an island 111/W. lie
long since fired a pa,,age thretv.:ll the
narrow tut el: that c „ +,utet,tl it tuth I
main land and left IL an the
effect of atteuttat:un did tout Pakl
For awnrly itmile fount this
noble James' has been g.ti: i:i un tii.•
land. Su much of the 4,d to,‘ n us lek,
under water, and, at 1 , 4 ,•,s
"11.11.• tact lu.t.te been di,Cutreed ti Int .!r
-hris that is left The 41 i.u,ser
ruins of time church are new :Ha W..
tv yards fount the tNatt r, aid tiiii.t. io
time, he stibtn-rged 5-0:e 'I•
laken to
krown and p i ne as it is. luis i
some tiiirty•t;v, fr,t atio‘e I ht.
Ic eightettit Ittrt ayualr. P etttt'Jlt-
to aikeertain I i Xto t dillr of tl.r c. 0.•
strinniun of 116,3 Litiociiiig, ior it is not
the first church erected lin•rr, It
dolibtl. SS liudt early in tio•
cs-nttiry. A. the bite or it :3 in-
ettnitqf in tio• tiny t res deeded to I iie an
tlitirtties ell t for 11.11,11 c ;
s‘.ne st.ps should ih, coun
ty or Ivate to pn-o•Ne n from :nil her Ct.-
InOlition, and to lireteut it from e‘i r
tintl,r the non trol ,i 1 1 eir,,,,.
The Island is titiu uu lit d•ii% aN, a Z ,l,„
er, and li , eee I lie griator to Iviott, for
Helton in the pr. to pr • tote 11.1 s.
memorial of 11, first set tieniei t uf
giniu.-I.ymLtury roplii/111.
The Osier Justices
The United States So pr-rne C , inrt has
be-n presided over by only via
io eighty-six yeaN of its exist,i,cr Ut
these, three were apptinted by Wa,hing
ton, one by the elder Aakons.mie by Ja, 's.
son, and one by Lox('ln. Tile 4,exenth
has just been appointed by President
Grant. The first appoint eve were Jay. in
1787 who served eight years, Rutledge
four and Ellsworth tire yeats. - Adams
appointed Marahad, who held, the MTh e
thirty-five rears_ Tunes, the choice itf
Jackeom served twenty eight years. and
Chase,the appointee of Lincoln nlne years
The following table will show the :iv or
each Chief Justice at tLe time of his itp.
pointmvnt and death
Jay
Ruithledge
Ellsworth.
Marshall
3.11t1 farm It one ett the tts,t doNieable In the :party
and 1.n0.d in the tillage of •nntntner...
oolty, i . J. Th,re le a good 3 30-,
' , louring Milt ti4o . LW, Plr.ater MM. and filaek.otottt
Siton In mid l Mare. The term In directly no the :ma
of the D, L.. 6 Itallromt.l'i miiee trout be d , -not In
New NI t l'ol d,4 and mil.-. Iron, Ito, Non York & C. h. n.
the (roust B«nd citation : eonta.na 191 eaten of Laud. 18.:
of
, I- w.di watered, het tag a ItotlnZettentn
of wt. tor rn Oh,: ittrnoin it. aton a ne‘eed al
~ 1 nat. r ell It: Op, to be irons. barn. aatel rat•
tl« vaoi, It I. well 10ur. , ;, 13.; tt ads o dood ettitl,tlton.
odnnteel to go/tains vista. and to will titled i.e
ot dairying. Thorn le a laran •ilt
dot Whin uea ly paintiol,nlld a liftuilful front port with
larg, borne barn, a lutge r.s7lape and tool
barn. a hove rattle barn a Ith two ~,pll le t and..
'Cede and •taldea for feeding at of ret rbling coo.. 3
Illurder In tiorvflels. •ItIAV bar barna , tee bouro ben k rub.° boos •, Lori.
bane. - . a nd x or-Itnnly of ;,. - .lllro haft.
John Yoniu,rs, o briikeinaii in the em- „a";;;;,.,f„R„,,!,/,91„ 8 ,!;';,t,
ploy of the Midland Ilailroad, in N..r. terscassii . addriten )n.
wicti, while attempting wi t h two other ; R. L. SUTPRIPI,
emiipalittmo. tort) ter a house of ill-repute ; Milford, tirooltithanna County. Pe
ni-ar the depot in Norwich, on Tliur dit; 214.
'373.-69.
night, was shot through tce hear, by o
•lln:Yes; Folt t BA/11. - ..t/3
omit named Albert Liollites, who lived in I;
the house. !Wines sas subbequeuity
rested. The affair Creates much eXekr-
nient in Norwich. Yowls was 21 years
of age. and n•esded in Owego.
Two Quaker girls were ironing on the
same , Otte ask:A the other what
she would take, the right or the kft? the
answered promptly, it will be right for
me to take the left,and then it will:be left
fur thee to take the right."
it f • ONI nose HAIM AY.—Arrangetrical of Train..' A .
.11.1 l'n take effect on 3500d4y. Juno 2nd. ISTI. 44
Do.. n Tram.. ri, Train..
Isorruw.urn. NUILIIIRTARIi.
$ ~..,
.. Man t,noc .... ...... .
1 .... ..... 1.1 0, 11 ,, rerr• • •• '
. ,
I ,91 00 thrytters 111 , 0 t, 40
i • ''.. • • 5• • - -1.1.11 Aln ..,._ I 4kmprk 1010 570 •
r4Oll 'ALE OR PACIIA!44:IS.- A FIR S T ClAss . 1.4 u Ii . NI . .. .... Tele . . .. . -, .. 974 55 , 0
T'
rivrelllnt, boa.. mad barn, to...that a VI • ^ ..• of . 1 , d 1 550 - . r" , rl.•CTIlic • . 910 t . ' I°
l'ustlE are over !2-1,001) idiots In this ', o) . Pk. , .3' . 4 !mit tr,.....••,0,.1..s ~,".',7.'0. „ ' 200 540 •. 1 1, on 950 91) ,
971 4:41
COUntiy, who ore acknowledged as such ; o ß r l 7lTet i .c.. ' ll • ::r ' n .q pi a ' h e: ' in ' a eo r yf::: , I Pler.. "' ,l ll „ p h
.' t..11 4 1" . 12 . ? I 2 9
25 '5 4i 6 1 ' ;1 " 1 . ... .. ... :.; . 1 .. " ,n r . s . :: ... . fi 10 4in
' ; liircbArch illy. Dec, 11. 1054.-a.n. 235 nlO ~ 1.4,4. ..... .. 901 /+1
i 245 6N 14 yeev . .. .. ~. A• 5 , 410 ,
____.___
A GEILIIAN diviins is aramdiog ten days ' 7 ; 415 .645 ... ..Tnekb.nonerl4 n sr, ,55.5 ,
._, . .. _ ,
._
„...,...,_„.,..,,_.,......„..,, . . ~. 133 . 7 . E D i: ry ALL et) ,, i ,p4,,,,, N . IN , ,A II 47. , I ri: rnn4;4. , c ,, r . :
. T:4 o l , 4 . l4annck, ...lin I n . Ct. ....y..
JAS 1.111ART.41.1ri...
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A circus el pliant. wintering at Louis
ville, is on the watch for the man who
tossed him au apple fulled catarrh null:
The ability of the human ho ly to resist the
causes cat diabase depends titian its rigor anil.i .
upon the regularity with which the several or
gans perform their timctions. In the winter the ;
most prolific sources of siekntss are damp anti '
cold, and it is therefore wise and prudenetta lot. 1,
lily the system against then, lay wholesome
stimulation, I knee It is that Hostetter's `Siam-4
ach Bitters prove such an admirable safeguard
against the complaints Oust common at thi s
season. The ingredients of thin powerful yege- ;
table Intleorant comprise three essential meal
cinal elements which acts simultaneously %wen
the tliga.taion, the circulation, the semi ions,and
the nerves, infusing strength and regularity into
all. In this way the Bitters put the body in the
best muisiblc condition to escape an attack of
j rheumatism, or intermittent tever, or indigo!,
t ion, or billionsnes,, or of pulmonary- disease.—
cola and damp nre very depressing; almost as
1111101 RI as Care,sive heal, anti a protective
medicine is quite us needful in winter as in satin- ,
nor, The eonotterebal stimulants sal titan isely
taken in the form of idiots to "beep out the I
cold,' have a paeeisely opposite a deal to that •
product-it by Hostetter's Biltsrs. Their first re
cuib mieereded by a reaction which ilvvitrilizcs
i and prostrates the system; while, on the ether
len t il, the omit• and vitiliting operation of the ,
I great vegetable invigorunt. in not only immetti.
ate but permanent. There in no revulsion, tin
j rtsverse nervous fiction. The physique is'
I strengthened. the appetite Increased, the bowels',
IVD11:11t-ti. the stottiat li reinforced, unit these
conditions rtstil dyspepsia or rheuma
tism, or or intermittent liter, or
genenil debility, or nervous wrstkitess, is pres
ent in the system, expel it With this mire and
Iturutt-ss antislote, which is not only invithalde
:114 It preTPlllive of , ickne-c. but aim . ) a remedy
101' :1 large c1,1,c of disorders.
New Advertisements
CAUTION !
I t o. am trnolrk
en, F Warner. pith, MI ineml It woo , . or
on tn 3 aco.cut, INI II pa ) uu drbt a! r
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at , it iiititttstitt mit the sit.noirriwini will petition
rb• 1.,1•111nr. lb.. It. r.. 1.1.11, iretries• in
In tab. - pi:W.ol,lbl Rop , ohlfenn of Vehni ie.- nib.
Moan or bl'elittlinoWS.
Atie. , . F. C. Ti sent. T C.
Aubbru. Felt Imli.
& T•DITOIt'S vl1"ler: —Tie nnder-Azn..d. Andie
.0a 01 app.snl...l H . ,. Poo.. of
tin
yea it.ti t annll to tl , 4lPlAnip the Pinar in Sher
ifro hamlp .14taz f..an lie Pale al real r-late of
M.a.n rt hAni p. n Ili p.l 1., Tile Ow.,
of Ai, pp
rothlr,-1.1 a. Al,. rep .$1 NI. ntrn0,1n...4...y,
Aprll 7. 114 to "lie p. . it t:nir a
ptipprPana inn ie..in , td fun& rnn•l weretst
lip tr rta•tur or itt- Anevereelp,rea Ir. to tnouitti. op Url
Said fund M. u. JESAUP, Auditor.
==2l
DI?. W. W . :011T11,
Drwit., 111 , m, at t.. - door north of nr.
..reo wh,•r, wrkultl
al in 11 Int of 1 1 . 1.111! 11 Hr
vnt.
k 1111 •.0 (.1 - 11 .(tiller boon, Um. 9A. a to 4 1 . .9.
91•,ninmo. , h 11, I,74—tf
WE=
Efl==il
%Ilene* I.r nO of Alton", 141-1111,..111
1011
111, tt, n'. thc built thy nttac
r•
=OREM
• ••,•• • •nii tt• 4141•1,••• //l.
n op.; t.l I. t t ill, 1.1/i• 11‘ 8.1. 'l.: --Oxy
1,74 .tt ' ••••.I••• . • VII, •
h • ate 4
ir: :10 • Inlt tt rll roAke• knun lrll , to•tr
Ini•n• t, In' furl, rt dulnart-ti frGin corn 1.1 on -aid
rw,d
L 1.1,W1N, Aotittur
Moutru... Ft bru ry I
ti•in It, 1 - tontle 1,1 11 e
o c • it.. Inat
Jr
Myst, I 1..1-1. LI it, in
11.4) . I hvt •ts: their focene,
For Sale
noal .Estate for Salo.
r"' - `: 7 'j '1 h.• .•IT. 1.1 ;• slly the
Ecui v, :
T 1 - F Ilk /
IT o rt 'I .
1 , 11 a Iiio• arc; roe oi
rrnli. .111.1 , t for a ..z , n•;,
- . AI it 15•ra , ,..1,r1r%`....
:•I I. II LIIV ..rat II cie,h..-11. I,IE, • yr •....rta
A . "1/ 11 , 1 SE {NT) LIT
.tv • the a of N. \I +.l
10,1-1/11 11, .I.d .nr
, •I • I. a 40.4
41, , .1 - 64 t flted kart'. 11.1,
autl •.t '
A 1..) A 1 ,Pkt of FIFIY ACEICS
r •if mi. , fr.) PI ~,,, •‘'
I.t . r...the' A-Aprlncl
P,11.•) H ; ,•• 1• 1111 d k. A p.vat 31,40 luck
1.141 . H. n r• I111•11•1• i.
L. , 4 • TII E MO - EL PROPER-IT
knots, 4* M 1.0 RIJN 110THi. in ~lhoon 11.1
. 4 . 4 . not.on.ioe '4) dm,. of
t•N 11.51,1. N ar o ll ILIro• and
no , n /Age) or /Or (.1.11O11.:;
4.11:p on..
fo- , h. r.,inrfact 4, of ( Brandy, in rood rnonf rg
ord., r 1, - tp. , -(i by U. V. %oi , ,cl. ,, ,oprd.siki.(lu
o vri vet. ull-I,niatij ~eut I o UP. Ofurc V•I id 1.161.0 pi up
. •
%.* Or=
Made ettor 111,0 the ettreitueet. even [O,l ..tarn,.
For it,th Wen 1 1.11 to, et K. N nee, h e y, 14,,teee A , I
f 1 . ,. Metittoe- er et the ”h•criber eh the 1t...
Moore Fere, Itret.tenatet, pa.
April 31. 1573 -tr.
LUABLE FARM
3Eica• SR 1e•
The raboerther offers for ogle the valuable farm Lmoom
.‘51.1.2231..X1CL CI I' fil X .. I42iCP 0.9.
4= 84
51361
44
46 11l
87
A good 1100.. e ors rly new. rood water handy. and Int
cotosinin; ono aod 011,111,113 acre.. of laud. to rt.ty floe
or 'our troll /row. trozinninf Id near, nanny 10 ',knot.
and ltioactn. Plainior II I. Also. a Fact 43.
IV,lgron 00.1.. nod (Wirt 11111 Situated about heir a
Milo front Ilt+t new d. 1004 and little MN' 01.1 unite lona
31ontroor. Please UAW!, :IC E. L Oluiwtetr. or the
Proprietor. IL C. EnS.
footman, Pa.
tra—tt
FOR BALE—The farm late of Nathan Al
drieli, de'd„ situated shout half a mile west
of Mnutrnse Depot, in lin),Jltlytt taw uship,enu
Mining about ill acres of hind mostly hnpruv
Inquire of th• itylersigned, executor of
said estate, al, New -
E 1.1.101" A 1.06101.
New Milford, Jam '11.18;l1.—tf
pAukiTs AND Di LS
Ifoittrose, May 14. 11413
C LIMPETS.
M•y 1 4 . 1 1- For sale he n. LYONS 41: Co
SUGArI, TEA, COFFEE,
WALL lAD WINDOW PAPERA.
AND NEV I ITEI:N i:EcKivED
EN'ERN' wEEK. mitEci Fuom
TIIE.II.\Nt'F.%
EZEZIE
SiDOL THREAD.
COArri eLth T.
T .
JO(IN t 1111(EAD
1111 E.
(.41.1.:!) 7 1 : IV) \I N. S 'F) N 130, AT
''''' PEI: IMZEN.
Fur
El I i!IMEIST!
PROCLAALITIM !
-
; !lie .et,,n.l .1, plare. iu emia ..1
off, r at sale. by yeachle the C.l-
IT Y E (1110[)D EEO EI.E inlg sue- orpareek
tll inv la•fore the 11,1•4 ,, al0t• 11.51 estste sat,' Sh,..ltlon Mear:i
jd ; :,•s „r pi,„i i p g o td In 1•:11 1111.1 drink -mime in 110 township 1111.1 Bridge
Still I ort all , 141%t.. y.:11 1 " 11'1,111111.1,,:tild nn 1115
time WIIIII, silt br F14 4 1411-(1 nall all inch I oorrn “. 11 , 01- te `MP ••1' Nrisk.llt.•
.111(1 nitaef!). 1% 11 ,1 11r
ru try the t! 003 gliali!” i,f ,uir giro : .n.i ...n
A nsii- r r ~ sour 11: 41 11 , S I; r-t 0311 4 .;`, .1 •out
And .91L:e your lii,vs. A i,d k v,- 1.11th:11
4110 1 / 1 1 1 11
A. N. BULLARD , to -4 1, part. 41,,r1 /10.
;sl‘. 4,-1 111,4 'IA 1 r fri 11,0 . 0.0 1 1
1111. 5.11.1, 0. M cK. rl.• ...14114 1,1 'II 4:- • ( .)
la ennit2tntly ro.elvinct Ilrze 1 , 1 his
,0,1,1, of Ch,,,,,(;rneerit, nn.i ; • shunt I net., nod :11, r. 4- 441
%Vheat ()141 .51121 h.A h''.u.r 5 4 11 1U4•• , •1 1, 4.,
{(rd.
tell %V heat and firai ,. lll,
lat , l. till 11..11, dried fruit, and lwrrte., 144 , 4 ut. n wire I. no,. 1.11. nary,
11,11-• and Nr,..!t•laitit , 44 all 1., 111111,4' 11n11 , 0. 11 •..........10t... ..
No .14„,11 , ,, flltapl 4 .1 milt,. ..11 • ri4l ,
I awl 1110 eery 100 l quaint,. wpiCeS. r 'l4- .1113 r • 1 :s1 ,- , 114 :41.4. fin,o - atios
er tektl , , and elos,e, rat.lll., 1120, 00 . -. 0 1 roe -ao• • 51; , -0 .44 pod 50 th.• pot
and ter 1:474! ctrort 1 1 . 1
11111I • ry nod 1,,1,ave. , and ei•zar.. ' ,o %I me o d
a.yrry 1 3 1ze 04,4 k t•ry ,sl. /11111 11, 1,r11.“ 4- ~,,, frr•rn ilo Ita• ..1 •.••
tii1(1111it 1111,1 All AL e trviii..ly .1 4 . W prices • to in , cur.-0 5l 15...4;t1 nos taurt
the •,
for 111,11 or 0'1,4 pay -
MMME
the h..EI. of S 1 .1.
' • Itrsie. r Mo•rOnl.e 111.• I‘,llll , it
1;1 ,, it, y, rshrtlr)
rsks.l,.., st the Isms,.
r‘ 2 it!,
I=l
• •)1.. • r. 11 .11119
Wal r 1. L"..
Mix-talc 33/ ac Is- AT omit r• on 2ro
. _
us. ei.l
w...ct- ....tin Ll,l u.• y :Jc
r pn, 'Ol
.t It UR N•.
1:1!111
N. 2 39" I Pt M 4
-i.l , 1„• 1,111..... f That. l ottrad. in Len
ox ~t 1
f . I 'l,l If orrok. u, :lir Ittet,e of
A Ayrr-. I te-,L.IT oi t Fri t:,' art, it'll
(in, 41 liii• m!
of Sa. f-I It. 1 fAmes.
11' 11 tm A I ;,64‘
, In niky, Stiinr,l.,y. Altireit ;tit.
)
. A r:tt at the house
having en, erell info co l ffirofpf,hlp. cr nnw ,r,o_rell I or Mr.. Gettry. Ia Jacktr , tri, on Mondtty, 31art_11
its Ail .t of so - tirC in (21C.1.5e 9tfl
HOl3l ,
S11 , 114)111!) 3 1)(1,11, th 4t , of .kmltreete
WErgi !lrwin , • rr . • th i,l LI., )11,1, 1111 TUI
l ilia. Mag) Blat ; , L3r.,...„y. nt the hon. - c• IA A,•11-
hr -c 1it.11,.11 In :,I,l t tit'll.llll/3 Ih p..t. ott Vt e:o
FR3NI A W..EELBARROW TO A COACH.
M art i 1,11 N;rm. - Pt . ..1111,m 1.
at Pitina. v, li t.I tit bona., on
gErAiiiisi; IN ANY PART OF THE BUSINESS
•inil
Ai at fiend bon,.
101 Fruit'. Mareli
Lay. at the house e
WArii Smith, tinrinerly eitined br Bela
in . I.i.wrty, int Z.. • • t r I.tit h i .
t I y at .1 0010<`.
sit •V-0,11.1
1.7 , 1 X .
I:. t 1
Atiesi .1.
mimitiAiiiner . e t /Ilk J.,
HOBERT a MAIN.
Lanesburo. Ps .oc , t 6. 1E3.-0
JOIIIN
Fx r BuoTnEits,
UAltl) NVA 11E, 1.1:(1N,
N ;AEU VELS. c,,
-/
)El: ' J
I: A IL, ci,T.'• I L.S.C. A 1 1 417 SPIKrt
11.41L.10).1 MINI NG SrAPPL I Es.
(Mk): /A GA SPBIA.G.S. AXLES, ShEISS
BoxEy, Bvl. Ts. I'M and II ASJLERS,
PLATED LiAN , S. MALLEABLY
IRO,YB. II CBS. S PUY
FEL LONA. SEAT SPINDLES. BOWaj ii„ &z.
ANVILS. V WE% STOCKS and NES. 14...43W1e
ASIPM Elo). SLF;ImiE.S. FILE_. , A.. •.
I.3IWELA R Atiß 1111.1.1.%.Vi M, BELTIN.I. PArEING
TACKLE. BLOcK.S. PLASTER PA RI.
V.ti:T. II NI 6 HIND.TONES.
F . gm:gum w \ I.F.Avirhs
?MEE %.7 , ; PP.ALRV. •
t: II /t; 71 V.‘1.1.1- . .1 - I: '
INEMMffiM=EMI
, 14 4 4 . 4 156
I BV. 5141 e.
4 ti . Mauch 1'11.6.6.
. .1.6 650 416.6166
4.7 rlc ..Lkl hkiiem
IS 6
1
1
61010 6 et... PL i indelph Is .
1 P )I. A. 11. •. U. 40
I 5 m . 13. , 32 . 1e0 5, 7 l'"wata.l4 710 R. in.: .0•13.. 7SD al
1 : . N„ 3r lenv i c. 7 l:lMTia%; ggt v p th . fa " . TV " .: i 4 * ,ll! V
aT 7; '
I ' .; ' MI
a tri ; Athol& at t: an p. U. arrialup at To•vr •nda al • 0
:IA p.m. .:
IL A. PACF:F.R. Smanint;nPent. • E
Miscellaneous.
I=l
B. IL LYONS & Co.'s
CARPETS AT 20 CENTS AND UPWARDS
—Less than N, V. Prices—
c-rooerle
Al Low Fignw+nt
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11. L
Hear Yo I Hear Ye ! 1
N. ItCLI.AItI).
-- i COC:rfF• APPEAI
3lnntro.r .13/1 7111, 1574.
THE EAGLE
UMZEMMMI=EM
• 1(.t•t: .1 I linrio,
Lay. / . .. 4 f r , P , try
II ~1 .1...p: 1 I
1.. .k.‘ , ” I, I
at cummirCqiam
` l .l•''"'• • h I.
.."1.1!1.:,S1.1e,
S. ifnln n i ut 1in0.1.1•%. L:t!
.1.1 I I . I 111, VIII
t Ili I I.
In Lano3boro
will receive prompt attentive
ACRASTON, ?A. I
. . 1
. . .
V. 49 141 9 1 , 1... F.lm,r tt 15 4. '4 14 4.9 .
5 t 5, 105 949 ... .14 to,rly .... 1110 t 1 9119
3:19 19: 10 00 .. 91.1090... . 114:. 499 95.1 I ~,_.
1M .2 09 1040 ....T0 , 44.4.10 ... 1105 457 0 111 1 . 6
621 11 1.1 ... IV 9910•199 . , 111 (5 715 CI
515 03 11 99 ... 1.40441114 , 9 .t 1 405 1151 , 0
11 14 10 19.... 11.,41,091 , c 4, .. 9 7.1 ' 901! Al
i!N=l
NOTICE.- Know all Mat by theft. P.otental 1 •
--
riot' I. John Lard, do Intend to s-k the 14%.:14-
hours. of P. tors> les Os now In sst soloss.to pus. a Spec- I.
.. _ .
tat crt, to eissOslo ton to churs, the wow to another 1 Th e risEstOVlatutl TlClOrllterl Pr esbyterian save
ruanty of n - tine Annmem..ea Is, Juts. Lord. Plaintiff, vs. I —Pot Crisis Perry DuCits . Pain Killer has bees
m. n i. 5,..r,„...1,,,, ;;;.;,,, a d AIM..a tins et, Veit s.
stiown as a most useful tamily . medicine. For'
C 01... TITI.r. -A ii Art too enable. John Lord to loge
llin senni;
ate-Au
rettuin ease, to. 1 patina Anil twins we know ottllang in good as
JOHN LORD. . the Pain-Killer. Ipr runny internal diseases
to equally good.. We speak from experience,.
A . CD [TOR'S NoTIc R. The nuderstgool taring and inniltv 10 what We know. No family ought
- be.n •
uppolutrd MI Auditor, is the Oryhassef . rosot to he without a bottle .t Dam' ;Pam-Killer.
of Susqueloinna County to dtnrlbutr the Isola In the f --
panda of the administrator of tbu estate Di e.ll. WO' I ti
w ALERNRS. PF.7I/1V DAVIN At. Stllls Prod., R I.
usurtio. derssueci.w 111 Wendt.. aid tho're or ht. apiaont. 1 ~ ,
trent at the other of Warren 6 Sint. Its Slontrusss. 0 I '• •
~,,h, —Although a xi ranger to
,you I alit not
Weduessday. %Corn 11.11174.4 n I &cluck. p. ma. al whir,' to your lova halide merlithie, Pain-Killer. I
tone and nl.ser All pll4ooo , 1111,11,1 ed it odd Imo , now flamed tin acquaintance in• 1847 and I am on
urs.eui their data.. or be tow,r debarred rent rota. ; most Intimate term+ ti flit it still ; my experienea
tug In tp.t rata land.
VA. WARREN. Auditor.. ;in its tote coalition My belief' that there is rpi
Montrose. Feb. 4. 1/414.-4w. 1 medicine t 941.11 to Paill-K flier for the quirk and
ASSIGNEES' SALE
El=
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
Notice is lien be given [bat I will,on Tuestl:l3'.
the 24th day id 1i 4 74, at 10 o'clitelt
a. in lite coital). lit Susquehan
na and at,.te tti Pe•rm•} It artist, on the• I+retni..e•s
lair ill Amos II Mills. exp.oe• to public sale, I.y
rentlnr, iii'• lag personal property al
.linos It 117 H., hatikrupt
Two near platform non-nos, 2 new
'sernail hand buggies, I second b. ret akch•unt
wagon. I cal ter. it quantity of 8a55w....1.
Fl , .1.11 nud lumber. 2:5 bob MD
-01, rt cal 1 , 1111 1 10% lot'
runs. 9_a pair. wirgnii 1-104.1
Mt spokes, lan rally n tivantity of
and onfo le i borat. qtrantity of
light illl.l lira•. 1:11 6ur'e nail,, a qt.:tidily
nl paint, c 1 14:tilli 1.61,
' 1 n 511.444. al 011111 S, heel., 4 un
' ftnirltrd nn he r b.. 4 I :1 I , tnnttn4 gears.
pinitiorm tn. he., 3 iniatlortnn 3,ninen
gk•ar and s% - 1 " .1. 3 3 !inn
I,r b un ti, th.r "ii
clnth, I get cr Innds, GA Iron 'l,nnels. It*
,N;IgOt1 'of rtr,i knits. 4 ‘t.nnn... 1.4
_nn Inn nkt t,n.1,, Ica black , Mitli 1.16 in
. ['hiding I mint II and m, I Ph. 1,1
fru'''. Jo' h , ;1'.4•1/;;111 1.”1111, and Itch
;hhg, 2 I,nn.tn n rinnnn, lion% I prkii, r. 41;.., Hunt oilier
article,: tn.. inutuvrt.lin , to ninentinlit. 'terms ur
rql‘r•-- , rlth F. 11. Wit Li ,7te, ANnnignce.
Inimork I's ..hut titno. ts 74
«WWI' $ ILK —By girt e of
an ord. r th. Orph:m. Cmiri 01 sll,ii.p.•
count, It. him 1%,101. iht. ontler.igneil,
Ex r c tl i,tr of the r ime of Shvillon Menellanj,l3t.
1,1 the JeN , up, vtid couni v. th-tva.-
1 ,‘ ill on 'Flot,lay, Ihrluth (I.iy of F.-I'm:try
A I/ 1873 ufferonon, oo
'the 1.." V iqu,n 11,e f,l
I 1 , 0 , Int .111 re-dite
11,1111. 11 4, 1.- , ..111,11t, , 1 , , 111
1,11-
.1 p: I l' . l
r , tiro I p . r rir.••••r. in Frr , on
1 t.:, , i.rry 1-rrn
S V %II:111;N TS,
WU HEADS,
1114! ADS,
\••
I
EN V F. 1.(.1 3 E•i,
1 1 1.;:s1 N ES S CA B.1)S,
I N 1.4 C A 1{1)S,
tt'EDUIN:.;
1.'074T KIN.
I.E BI I
11
Sl.l •
p )(; 11 AM lES,,
1:1 1:C ItS;
P.ECETI..k BELS,
l' TS,
1 rlliS.
CAT.I LOG LIES ? •
1: )11:• 4 .
BODIZS,
PAM Pi 11Xfti,
CEIiT I 11('ATES,
B IN P 4,,
I'ATENT 1 )1.: P.DS,
Nu _
E rc., FoTc.
7 !! 32 4 .
09 13 410 0
1: 7.)
IT 121.4)
10 30 1.214,
1006 1199
4. le 74 3
sl3
700 400
..,e run. r Coto plaints, Ahht Throat(
Croup, Brui,s and (ute, I have used kin aIY
and i',amtl n siwill)- enre in every Cage.
Yours. Truly, T.. 1. (.3 Mein En, fl D.
Jlldeitif,r by 011 r own r xperienrc wiumver
miei• nsiLes a lied id lenry Pula-Kineri
win not tail to recommend it widely tv nn un-
equalled liniment. and enhutble it lirrml remedy
for colds and various other comnlninta..—Ercryt
Month.
The eilleary of Peri) Datili' world renowned
it, Edit r in nil dimniies ni Ihr bolt etew
in tint seourize. the Asiatic cholera, lins•
Leen molt !minted by the mint convincing nu-
Monty. Miniiinniwitnii in China and poll,, have
written home in cotionimiline of this remedy ite
Irrtun that whould i. 741 cbillietioll 10 the n 1110;
slll , lllli, while its populiffily in conitrlaniliea
nearer Inane is amply 1.1 . 414/1 . that tile Vitt . Ura
claimed tor it nil• mil noel tangible. Among
Ismils ineiliemen it unrivaliaL—Bnetniv
Tlw Erehi (;,1.7.11r nl nolteri.saya
/.011 , 11,11/1C w Inn! it WIC.. on liiis broad
limn P-rry font-Krt,l.Eit h. not
t ”, a moat Vliklnkle remedy for physical
pain. In the coontry, ruilr,. I physician or
11041 , W:11 v. the Pain-Milder rlierishrd as the
and it never deceives.
Pram DAVIN ' PAIN-Kii.t.rn is really a vat
itslite undirnnwn4 sn.t. unlike most of the
~t tee tiny. it 1v0,11.3 mane physttinng. It
p..rttett , :ttly le , eittit , n. where phy•
F 141.1 1,4 a, not Twat: 311:1.•y keviii,ig ilia hand,
ill ~ f ten mire the necessity of minding
ow at mi.lnfzlit for 3 doctor. A bottle should
he hero in retry Trundler.
stun• onr r,arirre that it not only pckw.,*.ses aL
In vii tutor rlaimed for it, lan in many instances
nl,y other remoly Wit hare orur
a. - - I kiwi,/ of Govel LJberly.
Januar) 11th, It:{.
El=
urn') AND 11017011 TON. 11 Aidor Ph,cr, N. , 7r
P. g, ~ 1,111 , rr In thr old (Hondo of thi.
112. , 1111 y tr. in ll* lormer
,r, illlef:11.,1 irrt,llta .1 to sal' terve. to at
Ih.• 11- .Nl4rvpo,....sts..asol so =prove it from
lan In •Iroo. to. flo , loss , ~,,,, rwtsvol-y
n 11. b. • rin!rd In 110, Iwo inronrghout. and great
~, I I P... lek.e. to Oyu It e fre.4t etel atteethe
3,313,. r•pls , ral•.
TPO' / . /11 "/ 10,,,,rtn0.,nt ..ill he .14 h..rrterore. al,
tpry. of vrn, Iro.ni V. 13.433 ,l'elre3 liurr 131 ell CI,
3.11 rcgo , nr ie.trlbut.de. luclutles Ilse
11.11.8i11
Ea TA 61) Ta YLOW.
MILIMT4IIII.
There wII be able entleirm iit on Current Lnerature,
An nail -cienre.
VitrilF.'“'F. Pb' VitilY. or T 11 .I , ,itirht author or
Vo.orie line, in Ihe title of the St Hal Story beguti
c
^k 141 \I.N OhT T 3 NV. 0. lieexplat trill begin in
All r
11. I , FIIIII- , K.NCYS h J Whittler. will'
co, It •v, In nun In,ore n d
Li IN TliTtrildTM: TEN. by a C0n
•7,0 le• )4-oh,' re ter. liietory
. 01 \ Ell S r VTR S is the Brltivh
o r the .1 amtnry 111,11, r, wilt be COO-
1.1,, VII LAW'
I • L
ALI/ tlf
F 4t. t . Esucnt.•r
lt,
101 I V. X .I P IN' I lIE T - NITEP STATItS.
1,30,1 A W..11* in I h.• tint number or the ,
u 111 h. • rl by tit Itiv• rm,r baud urr
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'KIND WORDS.
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Una ration Out of
GOOTS
BINGHAMTON, N. Y
An Immo)F.e Stock Junt Bought from
THE GREAT FAILURES
el New England, at prices
CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN F
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BURNS if NicnoLs,4llB,
M•viltrose. Pa.