TUE DEMOCRAT.
E. B. KA ir LEY & CO., Editors
Wednesday, Angnst 5, 1874
Gull closed in New York, on Saturday
nignE last, at 110.
The RepubliLl State Conventign will
be held at Harrisburg, on Wednesday
August 19th.
The Democratic State Convention will
be belt] at Pittsburg, on Wednesday, the
'26th day of August.
Official returns from all the counties
in Arkansas show a majority of 71,500 in
favor of Constitutional Convention, and
11,Mweratifonembers were elected
but two orßiiree counties in the State. -
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It is supposed the lion. William Gas
ton will be nominated for Gocenor of
Ilassechusetts by the Democrats of that
Suite, and General Butler says the Demo
cratic candidate will be elected. Has the
mouth of prophecy filled up the game
cock of Essex ?
The San Francisco Bulletin says that
while two years ago there were nearly two
thousand house to rent in that city, there
is uow a demand greater than the supply.
San Francisco never had any but a specie
eurrency.never demanded intlatioa,aud is
steadily prosperous.
Dr. John H. B. McClellan, of Phila
delphia an eminent physician and popu
lar citizen, died recently at Edinburg,
Scotland. He was the son of George Mc-
Clellan, M. 1)., one of the founders of
the Jefferson Medical College of that city
and the brother of General McClellan.
Two million acres of corn have been
planted this year in excess of last year's
acreage. The increase is 6 per cent of the
whole crop. 1t is largest in the South in
percentage, and in the West in acret.—
The condition of the crop is good in the
West and elsewhere veriable. These facts
are fiirnilised by the Department of Agri-
culture at Washington.
The Utica (N. Y.) Observer quotes
from the United States statues the pro
vision which forbids Congressmen from
acting in any case in which the United
:Nate is a party, and says that Senator
Conkling violated this law when lip ap
peared as attorney ut the New Yolk Cen
tral Railroad in a suit in which the tai-
ted States was a party. The penalty
prescribed by the law is fine and two
y,ars imprisonment, end the Observer
suggests that Conkling is amenable to
imprisonment.
Gen. Butler says that he never cheated
the colored troops in the Army of the
James, as charged by Gen. Hooker, It is
a small matter whether the public be
lieves Gen. Butler or Gen. Hooker.—
There are worse acts than cheating dead
nogro soldiers; and Butler knows what
they are. To debauch the mind of a
nation, to corrupt the adminstration of
public affairs, and to mate political life
odious to honest men, are offenses in com
parison with which mere pecuniary fraud
are Insignificant.—C4icago Tribune.
Eastward from Minnesota the grass
hoppers have taken their flight. They
will doubtless reach Wisconsin this season
and perhaps Illinois. A few have put
iu their appearance at St. Paul. It is
too late in the year for them to do much
damage in the new scenes of their labors,
but they can deposit their eggs, which
will hatch out millions of the pests next
year. The dwellers in the States just in
vaded by the advance corps of the devast
ating army of grasshoppers should kill as
many of them as possible. That is the
only way to protect themselves from the
grasshopper curse in 1875.
It sill never do to be out of the fash
ion. Piymouth Church has its scandal,
and so has the Beryan Baptistch urch of
Brooklyn, with a colored congregation
and a colored pastor, whose name is Si
mon Bundick. The Rev. Simon took
charge o f the Church some twenty years
ago. He is now accused by certain mal
contents with selling the church property
and converting it to his own use, and
inproper intimacy with the wife of Spen
cer Moore, one of the members of his
congregation. Brother Bundick denies
the allegation and dismisses the alligator.
The twenty-first annual meeting of the
Per. csyleania State Teachers' Association
will be held in the Cumberland Valley
State Normal School Building,Shippens
burg, on the 11th and 12th days of Au
gust, 1874. As the meeting will be held
near the centre of the State, it is confi
dently anticipated that a large number of
teachers, and others interested in the
good work, will be in atti„Wee, The
duty of preptarrag....lusiugs for the meet
ing was entrusted to an energetic com
mittee. who have prepared a very interes
ting programme for the occasion.
The Democratic State Central Commit
tee of Illinois has called aState Conven
tion to meet on the 2Gth of August. In
addition to the signatures of the commit
tee, the call bears the names of several
gentleman who have until recently acted
with the Republican party. It invites all
voters, without regard to party affilia
tions, to send delegates to the convention
upon the following platform; Speedy re
sumptioo of specie payments and re
derription of the national debt in coin,
free commerce; opposition to land grants
restriction of the State and National
Governments within their legitimate
limits, and the protection of citizens by
the State against extortion and oppress
ion by chartered monopolies.
A dangerous counterfeit having appear:
ed on five dollar notes of the Traders
National Bank of Chicago, the Treasury
Department offers one-half per cent,
premium for the return of the genuiLe
five dollar notes of that bank to tha De
partment for destruction. All genuine
five dollar notes of this bank should here
after be refused, and the notes of the de
nomination thus driven out of circula
tion. No more of these notes will be
I I jived hereafter by the Comptoller of the
Currency to the batik.
Our worthy President. whose admirers I
cull him the "Second Washington," is in
valuable to the watering place tavern
keepers as a drawing card. At Long
Branch the hotel men have pocketed
thousands in consequence of the '.2tl W.'s
presence every summer in that place.—
But he (leis not confine his winning in
thienc. to the Branch alone. lie went to
Atlantic City, a few days ago, where he
was formally received in a speech by a
Philadelphia clergerman of Jersey birth,
and where he proved an excellent card
for the tarvens; and, not lung since, he
went to Cape May, taking with him a
portion of his Cabinet and official house
hold, to participate in the formal opening
or christening of a hotel—actually went
all the way from the National Capital for
this benevolent and worthy purpose!
Think Dr this ye crusaders, and weep!
Think, dear reader, of the first Washing
ton lending his posonal presence and
the prestige of his great office to the
dedication of a tavern I
lEte Vigilant
We wish to impress upon the minds of
the Democrats of this county, the nn
portance of VIGILANCE on the part of
every individual member of the organiz
ation. We hope the indolence of last
fall which caused deep regret in the hearts
of many of the masses in both parties
will act as a talisman in eradicating the
lethergy iu every section of the county
and inspirel..kj,e.Aisposition in every mein
ber of the Harty to DO AND DARE:FOR TUE
RIGHT though he be the last man in its
defense,. He, who will only labor for the
ascendhoy- of his principles under cir
cumstances of certain success, will not
see them triumph, neither does lie merit
success, for he only proves A to the world
that he does not serve the God of truth
and pure principles, but only the Mam
mon of power and pelf. The pure princi
ples of Jeffersonian Democracy, founded
this nation under the light of Republican
instituious,preserved it in itaintegrity and
prosperity, while the peoplei adhered to•
those principles and "By the Eternal,"
through an immediate return to those
inevitable tests of "honesty" first, accom
panied with due capability, it 4 , mm:it
and shall be" reinstated in primal purity
of government and "preserved" for and
handed down to future generations. What
other incentives need an honest laborer
for his country's good, have, than the
conviction of battling for the right as he
understands it, with this beacon for a
guide, that Truth and Justice are mighty
and shall nitiniately prevail. The day
for pure Democracy is now auspicious.
The honest masses in the ranks of our
opponents are aware of the dangerous
shoals now menancing the grand old ship
of State, which has become so unwieldy
from the load of corruption, and bold
dishonesty of its officers and crew, as to
threaten its di struction, and are already
casting about for a way of escape.and are
looking anxiously to the Grand old party
of the Revolution for relief in the prem
ises. Linder these circumstances we say,
the time is auspicious, if we but rightly
value the responsibilities resting upon us.
In view of these facts, encouraging alike
to the success of our principles and a
return to the primitive honesty of the
earlier history of our youthful nation, as
well as inspiring to a belief in the perpe
tuity of a republican form of govern
ment among the nations of the world, it
behooves the Democracy of to-day to be
vigilant in duty, brave in the defense of
the right, and above all, just and true to
their time honored principles, by prefer
ing men for official servants in
whom there is no room fur
doubt as to their honesty and fitness,
- regardless of localities or personalities
with but the one object in view, and that
to secure, through them, equal rights
to every American citizen, equal and ex
act justice to all mankind, and thus
bring about the return of a purediepubli•
can form of government in jar! as well as
in name. To this end let the Democracy
of old Susquehanna labor and not falter.
In this connection it may be well to in
form our readers just what offices are to
be filled, so that each may exercise his
. judgment in naming a candidate so as
. to have a little more deliberation in se
lecting at the convention :to be held on
Monday August 17th. It is and ever has
been a firm and fixed principle with us
never to recommend any candidate for
nominantiou or to allow any oneelse to do
so through our columns. We desire that
men for public servants shall be called
from their labor to lead the people instead
of "setting up the job" for themselves.
But it is advisable that some forethought
; should be taken in respect to the matter
I in the different localities, so that, when
the convention meets, we can act intelli
, gently. The officers to be named in the
county are; one person for Congress in
the district composed of Bradford, Sus.
gnehanna, Wymni og.and Wayne counties;
One person for State Senate in the dis
trict composed of Susquehanna, ant
. Wayne counties, two persons for Repre-
seutatives in the county of Susquehanna;
one person for Dietrict Attorney one I
person for County Commissioner, and
one person for County Auditor. Govern
yourselves accordingly.
The curse of rt pubhcon rule is its
" II - OTICE Ir. 10.r.1, ,v rr '
manifold corruptions. In tn cry depart-
jum j ::',' '. l. o tt f salter :d i rt:T - 1 1' U ' . tt i . :11 ' 111:tr !i i. e .ir I' D 'U trf7r r e ' lll ° : G nus '''''..
•re are mon
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r."dl
''th'
Ito'
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!neut. of the
~....i ur..tutraalltra C'trantv. at `ilea Atter
ey making coin' • ••t•
HIM 10118 3rgutlized for bo . n.;lll:7t y 4.gtfhor Ito or. orproratroir 1 14 0r " ..711.. 7 t e aTe
purposes of public: plunder. Even the de-
of t o ol Brad
~ ‘r.l-1174::: style,
and vita
fl r ''l'll°".7nf iblni"°"'"r
partments ot State :old .l of iee tin,,,, rivser
rat th lk ..lo"gt!: - ‘,.."t'r.` h ` " o f " the ''''' , ' ' ' lll " '''.."
not 01,1,,,..t,tith h., clegreve o Zt r 21 Mr.
A"'""
land '
been fn•r from e, an prom nil ngtl t sclosures. : uuth '''` I ' l• "" • " or • • ` ! "'" `" "'"
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An'l'?l'lnc
..ro,
3.5 degrees
earl
i.,4 ! 111 a 'One tree: thee.,
In this Stole we have a bold and dcli:ult thenc '''"`"" i . "'d,
the
book
of
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r,,,,,.. ..... ,,,, ,./ , ‘;,.. ~,,t I:, rud• Youth
d tt , rte• earl 115 rod, ot, ar h ...1%
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organization which has fleeced the areas- 1,',',„`, 1 ,,L',.';`,A,,Z,'„r a - ,'„;,."' d 40
my for years and which up to this time went s ItATM!andether,
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nas nut been loosend rum its hold upon me-. July irith t. 71- 4w. I
the revenue of the State by an organic I OIRT P ROCLA 11 ATION. —l% here
law framed with a special view to the pro- V-) to, not llon. F It Streeter. President ot the
tection of the people. At the No‘ember Curt tm,,,rt m , .mt er tm , - 01 Pe l . , iee t , ,‘ mtnmi
election the people be called upon to and Orphan,. Court in the oludi ' i rm
decide by the oottlitkitot, of the kghda.
h:utma nod the Itnur .J
tore they eleot whether their constitu t ton took, Assoctate .111.1 t . t e, in t ti n gtodtanna
(ATI. in Jireet
ime
Shall be um boil led proper Jaw . $4)
ortn base,
that the heti% tit or :Is pruvisnms time he Quarter '4411114M
Tliere See ms to be a ditl , ortttoa. , t t, mour f t, ,, ln the i llortaiLM of Mmitro,e, and Conn
ot>ynecmna. on I
if we may J udge by the dissat IStied cuts-cuts- I g ust , 1 74 , is being the t i :lt 2 , d \
tlitN "n i. l / a 3
l : 11 • U 'l l1 . 1 ‘ 11 '1 1e
mentaties of republican newspaper, on tw. ) ','
h' u ERN' GI, EN • I the C 4 tr 4 4114 4 r
the part of the homiest mass of reimb- t h,.
.'etmem• mmtm.,mimi county of
quellanna, that they may be there in their prop
bean party to rid itself of the Sinbad
Cr
,
iu the nllernuon lit
that sits astride of Its heck- s aid cannot be M ti. l l7m s tm . )?, " with u twit ;tti timmir ' r ' t m' a• lO' it
rmis and iuyuinitlol;,and
• and other 11. 4 111eillbralll CS, to 1144 1.114 , .. I king
possible that such outspoken and honest
comment as that ire Stil.jolu from the !," %m .l „', i i ch it t , o ,,,, t e he „ i lr a ` l ' ll , l :;,','
Waksharre Record qf the Time , will not azainst the pronotert, that are M....1i311 n, to the
bear some fruit among thinktng nnth oases then, to proses to urn oast alt wrU will be
-
licans who have a desire for replltable I .lml
Dated at Montrose the lath of doh-, in the
government. It says; ear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
—The Philadelphia rung • has ItS own BI) neventy-four.
special and particular candithite for judge
of the Supreme Court. Though composed
for the roost part of the pain St Stuff it is
forMidable In the ao'gregate and as profli
gate as Mrlllidabir. It controls all ItOMl
nations in the cit); legislatt) e, adminstra
tive and ',udical. It respects neither merits
nor services. except such merom as are
exhibited in thong its work and sum II st•r
riees as are rendered to itself. I' has bm -
come reckless and deficit, Public opin
ion has HO hold upon it. The most • re
sp,,,wd of the cittzens would disptse if
they did not fear it, and would rm•volt
agamst its dominatimmti if they had the
nhans of reaching the public ear. But
the press is cowed and dare not speak.—
The recent city c mnvention was malnlv
cow prised of ward la dlitclans some of
whom had their certificates of election
in their pockets duly signed and delivered
before the polls were closed. This ring
will have its represenmattves in the state
convention and It will spark" no efforts
bring that body into subordination to its
purpose. It seeks affiliation with ambt
sous and unscrupulous politicians
throughout the state whom it can corrupt
by promises or enlist In its service by ex
pectations of profit, and it is beyond
doubt that it will have a consider r ablo
body of sympathizers and supporters to
promote its objects by alt manner of ia
riyncs
and umumbinations."
The 11 , rord of the Times may take
Luck these truthful words after the con
vention which the ring has packed shall
register its decree, but nu after stultifies-
LlOll will break their force. The tall elec
t..,..
Special Notices
Ma.xv who arc suffering from the effects of
the warm weather and arc debilitated, are ad
vised by physicians to take mxtlerate amounts
of whisky two or three dines during the day -
In a little while those who adopt this advice
frequently in, rease the number of"drink. , , - and
in time heroine confirmed Inebriates A bever
age which will not create thirst fur intoxicating
liquors. and which is intentbsi espcsialty for
the benefit of debilitated person-. whether at
home or abroad. is Dr Selienck's Sea Weed
Tunic. Containing the juice, of many medi
cinal herbs, this preparation does not create an
'appetite fur the intoxicating cup. Tue nour
'suing; and the life-supporting properties of
many valuable natural productions contained
in it and well known to medical men have a
most strengthening influence, A single bottle
of the Tonic will demonstrate its valuable quid
ities. For debility arising from sickness, over
exertion ur from tiny cause whatever, a wine
glassful of Sea Weed Tonic takt-1 after meals
will strengthen the stomach and create an ap
petite for wholesome food. To all who are
about leaving their homes,we desire to any that
the excellent alerts of Dr Schenck's sewsuna
, ble remedies, Sea Weed Tonic, and Mandrake
Fills, are particularly evident when taken by
those who are injuriously affected by n change
of water and diet. No person should leave
home without taking a supply of these safe
guards along. For sale by all Druggists.
New Advertisements
FxEci-rons. NoTlCF..—Wnritr•; , Lettere tetra
men., to the eidate of E M Lonrolt. late of liar
ford trap arc d. have been granted to the en beeritier.
all pereont indebted to raid ....tate are requette. to make
Immediate payrnent and timer haling rlit.mt or de
monde aizainat the mime, it ill preterit them , wittiout de
lay.
G. U LOOMIS. Execntor
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MUSIC BOOKS POE SCHOOLS
Hour of Singing.
Price. $l. For /314 b St boob ,
Well proved, 11lzhly popular. pracbral and nno•!nl book
}l3 , Emerson k Tilden
A MERICAN SCHOOL MUSIC REA DE R
Rook I Price 31 Cep ts.
Thin charniiim number to (or Primary SC1100!,. has
toll dicceilono for teacher.. (in tine print) and
little graded exerchiea and conga for the children.
A MERICAN SCHOOL MUSIC READER
Book 11. Price 50 Cents.
Fur the Schools and Classes near above Primary
Schools. Advances well into the elements.
A MERICAN SCHOOL MUSIC READER
Book 111. Price 60 Centg.
For the higher Me/wo of Common ichools.
The above hooks are by Emerson gt: Tilden. are thor
one, well arranged. practical. pleasing nod useful.
Cheerfluil Volees—Price:A) rents.
In dreat demand. and iv one of the'beet collection, of
School Song evetpubllebed. By 1..0 Exam.,
The above hooka taut poal-paid on receipt of price.
OLIVER DITSON IL - Co DITSON k Co,.
Morton, ill 13'dwity. N. Y.
dog D.-2w. [May :VI, Lal4.—ly.)
REGLSTEIVII INCYTICE —PUBLIC NOTICE
Is hereby given to all person• concerned to the fol.
lowing I:4state, to NI It :
_ .
Enure nf nbinall H. J 011.29, Into of Suep'n Depot
deed,lum Hunt. Executor.
. . - .
That the acrouutant has settled bls account In the
Itet., , ister's °thee In and tar the county of Susquehanna,
and that the same tell] he presented to the Judzer of
tt, o:l,llLu's Court. on Thutaday, August 2ti, Inll, for
confluent too and alien once.
13. N TIFFANY. Itegtater.
Reg.l•S Jul) 22. 'II
{FOOL
1,000 la crussciAll
Wool Wanted
Iligbrat Market Price Paid to Casb.
Jima 17, 14.—tf A. Lwrvr.or
TO WROII IT MAY CONCERN
Warace & Low. Commission Merchant No. 3O
Greeawleh 1.4.. New York, base gold oat and wleh their
patrons to mop 1411priZIZ to them. By order of the KMm.
Swot , truly.
Blalock, May 20, F. 11. BUNNELL.
Legal Notices
A DmINIsTRATowt- s "-ricp; - In tnr ° et. 0 1 Al.
hart Mlle.. decd. In, of Sti,Lti 0 Depot Leitenaof
Adrninlatration in the etod ve.talt• baring been grantee
to it, toter-awned ali per,en.wiug raid I,tatc, are
requested to make immediate p.i)ment. and all per
too, her leg ol.tinot ngatoet said estate are rctoreleat to
preavni them nllll.lll di.La
JACOLI WAYMAN Adua'r,
JttlyB. —wet.
July 15, IS7I
1) EGItiTEIVS .I)()TIt'E.--P1 . 111.1t
NOT 'E ht•rt o loy given wall 1/1 . 1 , 101ib gun
Cern,' in gni
Errol, ul Lcke Inte of Gnul Bend
B 13 Tu \ ,cutnr
Estate n 1 U. 11 Follet. late ,1* Franklin.tlrr',l
11 S. Brundnot. Athninnnrator
Estate 01 B Lew L, 1:1.1C 11.011111,C.tit . 1:11
RCM'. Executor
Estate of Patrick 51t Nlttnni, late ~r
nut, der'd, NI .1 Dottnell. Admintat r31, -
E,date JOlOl .1 Gardner, late 01 Lenox.
)lar' Gardner, .Idunni-tratrt%
;to . late a Brie,
water, M J 1 krrin,:i.m, Etc 111-r
~I.l,mks ho b • ~ f 1,11 , N.th . c . d
T
F.,..tatu H 1 s late or Alibiirn,tlee'd
G R. 1% hitt., Exccutor.
Eaalr of ti, un nrl ow,n.. ietr ~f 111,1)
r1,)11..e Mt ens...and V 1,. V anizlin.E
E , lnle of Austin Thohlas. lain 1 :titan! ,
W P l'ratlo,lll. A,llllllnarator.
Esouo? 01 John W Wut,..l lat,• of NI.,V Nlil
fi,rd. dee d. Eta l) Witt. A.11111211,i rat,n-
Ehtate t.f Lucy E lull, miu,a,
Guardiftn
F:-:at, oi Tho, minor,
(Itiardian.
Estate of Georg!. M. Dynnison, minor, Sallie
Dennison, Guardian
I.l,otte of Mottle Dennistin,minor, Sallie Derr
pl s on, Guardian.
That the arciinntanta have nettled their ae
roan to in the Register's (Moe in and ihr the
county of susquehaana, and that the name w ti
he presented to the Judgr , of the f frphans
Court, on ThurYdny, August 13. 1R74, for Con
firmation and allowance.
II N TIFFANY, Register
I tegister'e Littler, July 15, • 74.
Miscellaneous
vc,amm/ctivm
vorilOA a'ti:L'L'''
, IL
irj
El litE P 2 C) PL I TT IN/I !
The Indere:ailed will Lech conetantly on hand and
for Cale. ref) low.
Plickotc)ii.s,
PLATFORM W \GONS.
TOP & OPEN BUGGIES,
TWO-SEATED CA RRIAG ES,
And Lumber Wagon
Heavy opting it atron... refund hand cartnar,or and op.
atol 'OP ' , nettles. fur Fah: cheap
rI ~NV 111 make to order ill .11 {+a:l, -n. 1111 l inth. of ar
ria;res ark Warranted. itepalrlng done neatly
Shop at Nitta, Pa.
Enquire at Lt L. tit W. Ex pecan Office of
D D. SEARLE.
Mon , rooe.
Or et Spring , Illy of E. TI. CULVER
Montrogt Jun,. 3, IN74.—tf
11. 1317 1... IFt.iffrrx.,
Would call attention to h "St , vr Stork of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOUV,
Da2'
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, BLACK
AND COLORED ALPACAS,
NEW STYLE OF PRINTS,
SHAWLS, WATER-PROOFS, FLAN
NELS, BALMORAL, AND 11001'
SKIRTS, VELVETS, HOSIERY,
HEAVY WOOL GOODS, CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS, PAPER HANGINGS, BUFFA
LO AND LAP ROBES, FURS, HATS
AND CAPS; BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARD IN AREJRON,NAILS,
STEEL, STOVES AND
GROCERIES, ETC.
4n great variety, and will be sold on the most
favorable terms, and lowest prices.
H. BVICRITT.
New Milford, June 1, 1574.
EXCURSION TICKETS,
Scranton, Pittston, & Wilkesbarre,
AT REDUCED RATES
I% 00 . 1 j
D. L. & W. EXPRESS OFFICE.
Montrose, tune in, '7i
25 CENTS A GALLON!
BtsCa2:l43oWears,
Cheaper that ever. A Gallon lug• or Preserve Jar, or
Plower Pot. for only twentytive canto.
al - Other Stone-Ware equally cump
LYONS a GRAZE.
Montrose, July W.), lett —4,r.
1111ArilBOOD: lluw Lost, How Restored:
rftiJuvt Pubh.lted, a new edllion o r Dr. Culver
ell'eCelebrated Errs, on the ruchrai core (with
out tuella - Iml of Npermaturr-hout or .111106 i weak
neve. Involuntary Seminal 1,0 n., Impotency.
Mental and l'hy•leal Incapacity, impediment to Mar
ridgec.c.: nlvo. eontounittlon.}:p....pvy. and File, in
clured Ikt relf lnduireisee or seine/ extravagance, el-C.
rtee. In •sealed envelope, only el IL eeal..
The celebrated author, to this attmtrabie Fubsy,elear
y demonstrate*. from a thirty years' ettecessful prac
tice, that the alartnalg consequences of es-11 abuse may
he radically cured without the dangerous use of Inter
nal medicine or the application or the knife; pointing
out a mode of cure at _once simple, tertatn,and effec
tual. by means of n hick every sutferer, no matter what
his vontiptott ma, he, may turn filmset! cheaply, pel•
valet', and radically.
Tide Lenart should be In the hattda of every youth
and et cry Isom In the laud
Seat under seal. in a ',loin on , elope, to any addreset,
post paid, on receipt of rio cente of two port etatape.
.I,lnn. Ihe Pablo-here,
t' KLINE &
itouery. New York; Poet lttliee 4700
Fl lit SALE—The farm late of Nathan -U
-lrich, 1, d , situated ab o ut half a Tillie west
cii 114,11IrOM' Depot, in Brooklyn township, con
taining abtalt 111 acrea ut land ino.tly linprov
eO Inquire 0; the wdersigned, uxta utur of
said caste, at New Milford, Pa.
Amourn.
New Jan 25, 1`7473.—tf
LICHENSTEIN & BLUMENTHAL BROS.,
.t%V nallorall, Pat.,
deal. , In Ftne WAtche , 4ml Welt
.1• '
Ned ,Is. r Frl'lllll and A1.'111,211
k. rho. N 1 ns., nt”.. Tin •••••••
kuld I.( 1•••111 /II tl Ituk. and
.1. .. 1 1;.•1•a :Arial./ and Ornaint,lnl
6HT01.1 SALT. konu.nt., 7) por Imc
DRAKE
\ rue or m
t 4.4 emit .1 Hex. Su.int.tianna null
t.. car,‘ n I 11/..i. 14 , •11, 11, p[llllll 1,111
11.. It tlw 1 of Lrt in
h. 7. 1 , 7; 11 . t.i.q k. p . the :01 I.,wlug p.c.,r
teland, io mtt
Sil I na certxtu yn r parr..l 1.111(1 pitnat•• iI the
, -11 , I. of Orrzt: 15.•nti I th..l••mut) n!,
1:1 .ttol •late ot nnle. I...waded a rut lit pr./144.4.
4,4 1.41:44.,44 .41 tO4 the north loy for SiD-qat.hanna
1,vr111.• 4 1 / 1 i ~ f John Tar
1..11. awl 01l wt,t toy Lod.. II Sllnsv. coal/Oh
m,: I: , at rt.+ "f land 1:.• -.wt. Inure or It,
ivirt..l4ance. fi hotl9l. 11.1rn. awl out
tad 13 it r ITeken In vs
•In• *./11 ot It L nn1;4141. vt , .1 411 n 1 . 1111'114.
ll•at pt,i• or lot of 1:11td
NI 11 ShoitT
ton n. 1 1 ,1, of N. w 11hford. in the 1'0001) of S.
letn nod elate of l'eno•,, lesnl Joginded and dee
rtned a. follow.. In au • On the north try Lind of
Aarid k!l.enhor, :I,l'. On the ea.f h)
Mr. It Mt fitulte) tho -.oath b, road leadlog
snwite hanno Dept, liiSuntale., the. and on the we.
It Da% r
110 rd - re..raore
or ;es, aro. tai,' upt11111..i11111,.. inc from.' hon., barn
min ort bard. and about Oil troprovod ;(.tart
cecullon at the •tpt. uf %Vat NaLithn. John
and 0 t', malt, use u( ngat ri. TarOoe,ve
John etitg•pe.
%Ls.- %II that erts. plet of laud Fitilale Ir the
too Lo .hlp Lle.dg, Jter, Ili.“1111) •.Ihu,plehan
lid NAIR. of l'enn.elv Lu 1.111..1r.11 0.• s
arid
to a : It„ the north by land Ct1,r..41 by the
a.r. of .In .'tcalled,. on the ea.tly land.
of .1 p: far o,:t on the - ..nth n, 1)u 'n_ha ayand
oo •he went by land. of A V.ll, IE, centalnlng
Jtlo, ol land. to, or leen itl,ll t apportenanee.
Iran. tom— frame Imrntroll tree.,.M! all
oopro‘ed'label. n ot the roll t.l Al .1
Nlollo:d Ileor, 1 ' Burge, and ‘l , x ander amli h,Jr ;
All Howe too pl.c. of land .tonte In ale
too 1,0,tp of Ilarkord. In the Coma., ,11.W.11.1L21:113
Ind - , tate . th. Cr,, were bootn,ed and
r.ned f0i1... , to . 011 thenorth n AT land.
of-- -I% aterLory th. en. 1, in , i 1 od
,nth by ICA" , of We,try o.terhont. and in the
..•1 19 Ow r,111.1 cl111111111111,! , 4 of an
w 0, the appar• ettavi e. ore rlllllt, bollnt.
Alma, alt that tot, ttwe of Innd i1111:Mtv ..f.t , a.d.
houtol• don all .de, la., s B. unde, cunt,.
,I.r I 'and. more nr !..se With the appliftentore,
ou -nop Olt ad the tu , b•to ry all on.
,yeed 'Take,: It, 1,1 ft:to, t. .1 flat ,
I• oi tt.rtittsto) Mrhrturnt. Oslty. a• d F. N bffing
- t I tit pie. t• of 111111 l the
1t,.. n-1111) of F0re•11.11... In the t . .anode (.1 Sn-goehan
na and baste 01 yen.) Icams. nottalded aod dee. ,bed
a. fol'ow. to o .1 poll, 111 1% , hegle
way 11 and eoneuLenths lurchnertlp a-1 of r.,•bt . ldge
over pond creek. thence north :Is olegreee meet :0
pert he. to a ie - ed and stones. then re south soy degree.
r.t nil tenth. perch. cr....lng •LI • mill nice to
and alone.. ttwote .outh
1 , ,' remain perrilr+lo.l3 ~,•t Otte or the tall rare
to tile 1 - et.try of the ta,d,e aloree4ld, thence alt.: the
road 001,10, north 11 a nd ...y e n tenth.
porehes 0' the place of beginning. containing I mere
mitt sJ perchea, mumr ten with the appurtenance.,
one gr. mill. I..ate mill, etwe'llog hon., and barn. a
fon fruit trees, and all Improvedf Tsken emeention
at 11, 'Lett o tart. - •'• Edd - tr L.
01,4. Frt.,,
All that tertaln plee• o - parcel of land atonal. ,
In the Oen - v.lllp of Lenox. In the lion„ to of Wn.fnelan
tl; . t.ttlatn , to n I in the north 4, land. ot George
A ;en, on the rant hp laude of ' , a1.,: Truesdell . .. the
-oath be lands
T of Janie. t Luken, and on the neat by
land- of- It ru...dell 000 Cna-les
g- scree. he the parmr mute or leis. together Ith W, appurlenaoo.l. one frame bou.e, nod out
an orchard and ath.til is aeree Improved ;Taken In
For Safe at
Sheriff Sales
/ ~ `~
carnation at the suit of bib. ilartley,asaizned to Geo.
11 rtephens. is fl F Dirk, '
ALSO—AII thorn too i . ertain plectra or parrada of
Land soul, in the townselp of filbert, in lb.' a onnty
of nusquettitual and Shoe of Pent,' (von! t. 'Le drst
plc,. bounded and drool !bed a. flilltsas•. to wit
wilnisig at the centre of 111,1..3 mak briege th e me g.
ilegr•sei stied rod,tiii tire an degrees e t rodahenee
In.' , di greet. west 4.54 rods. than, at degreas• east
thence degrars ret Lai rods hi It 'tamp. theme
.1 degrees east .51 roils to W pine. thence nti the Ce.ol,
of Hiner creek to the brut •e the phire of hi,: MUM,
ontaildne about a acre.. nith the appurtenances Thi
second piece bounded as follows, to wit : Un the north
br 1.10 d• of Alfred hoer and Alaneott Chalker. on the
amme==moculmt
the tomtit by lunds at Parker Gage and Thome+ Vauban
and on the e•t I!) public toeing e :nacre. ,
of land, be the [male more or less. with the uppurte
wit re, one house. barn. feed and saw mill, a few fruit
tree , and shoot 20 acres improved [Taken in caeca
non at the suitor Albert Mitchell, vs. it 11. Llndeley )
'ALSO—AII those two certain pit, es or parcels of land
situate m the township of Liberty In the County of
Suequchanna and butte of Pennsylvan a, Blears!. piece
bounded and described a. follows, to wit • 00 the north
by laud of Lester Tarbox, MI the rout by land of Ben
Jamul bissou. on the south by 11.1 at Vs It Blob, and
on the west I , y land of L II Bon containing 53 norm
more or lc., with the appurtertances, a few fruit trees,
and shout X 0 ors. littprolcd Iho second piece hound
ed : on the northeast by public high way.on
the soutft oy lot No 1. and on the wet t by land ...IL..
ter Tarbox. et/omitting e 7 rids of land, more or lean
dh the appurtenance., one house and born, and all
Imps , ed iTakeu In elm ,nun at the rUtt of A. J.
tees rit.on yo Wilds Allen 1
.4 Lau—A It thot .ertalv piece ot parcel of land afloat.,
In the townehtp . of Auburn, in thy Comity of Song.:
Itatihn and state of Penney Iva ilia. hounded and dcarrth
ed a• follows, to wit . Du thu north by land of David
pooh, on the east by load of Samuel Ilydr. on the
the wash by Ispd of Daniel Trible and on the west by
land of Royal Carter, cuntaltilut Itd acre.. he the tame
Mort., lest. with thy any/or:tenon." cme Ironic hour,
frame halm. Oro• orthattl, and about :01 acre. Improved.
alt] in execution on sundry writs at the stilt of
Samuel Tewksbury. es John Kinney
ALSO-4 II that cored. piece of land situate in the
township of Lenox, In the county of sosprrhoono minl
S , alr of prtgasyiranta bourdlcdfnd dettertitud um fol
.. to oit . tin the nortn hy hind. of lira. !Loire
end A 11111. On tl.e en•t by hind of Ilcorer
on the *oath by land ut F Powers. and ott the wereland of D. Smith, containing 10 alma or le.
with the appurtenant:es. one house, horn, an otelannl
and about :su nem, Improved, I token In execution at
the stilt of John Conr .d. e.. iturttel Tltfany.l
ALSO—AII that certain pleas Of land eltnata In the
tow to. hip 01 .who nt. hi the County of auaquehanno
and Stet, of I'eun-)I. aryl, Attended sort dert:ribed ar
followe.to wit Ou the north by loud, of T. B. Drown's
ertale and Putrid, Fritz, en the east In' laud. of Abram
Brotroton and F. O. Doniajt, on the .00h by WA* of
Frock Mining, und ou the wort by Londe of Si. Ls:
cry and 11 De lee, containing Nrt nett, More or Less,
with the appurtenant... two frame bons.. harn tort,
hone, •h op. and other out holding, an orchard, saw
milt. and about...AM ore. tloproroll (Token In en. ro
Uou Itt the nun of N CorittYell, C.. 11, Levey.]
ALSO -All tr,,,g ertrill. piece ur parcel of law! Atonic
i n the low tt•hlp of lterri,k, In the Consity 01 Simple
boom taint --rote or Iteuttaylt ahla, landlord cud de•crlb•
edl to alt' ola the north Ity land of Mrs
Da, In. on the eaet by land or I. I,yottr. oil the south
by lauds of the ertate of Wok.. Lyon. doc'il, and o
for w.: ha politte highway leading from clicro.d to
to the Newburgh turn pfkr,cootatlnlng 156 acre. of land
More or leer. With tl.o dititortengline4, one house. two
born, orchard, sugar lat-b, and modil Improved -
[Taken in execution 1.113 sundry writs and will he sold
as the property of Alariln t ottrad.]
ALSO—AIi tons curtain piece us parcel of land •it.te
In the townolop of New Milford in tie County of Sus
quehanna and Slaty of Pennsylvania, hounded and den
critter' us follow, to wit On itto north by lauds of A.
manna and J. N. Burlouptine, Olt the east by lands of
Wm 'l' Mosley. on the south by land of lidward Tyler
and on oho west by lauds of CAlogley and J Darrow,
containing Ike) acres, with the appurtenances one house
4 loins, an orchard. ono about LID acre* Improved.—
ITakun Dt execntiou atilhe suit of Jacob Witytnatt. as
signed to Gott, liberg. liusenballtu & , ca. A Ala than
Millard, Fred 11. Mlilard. and Eugene 11. Millard.)
ALSO —All that certalit piece or lot of Land fcluate
In the townshfp of Oakland. blithe County of Surtine.
union and State of Penn.ylvaulo. bounded and dent:alb.
rd a. follow.. in wit: 00 the north by lands of Thom
as "longh and 'Thom., Kane. un the cart by lands of
Thomas Cinevau and John Parttous on the !tooth by
lands of J. Dow. and J. Schloger & Co , and on the
weed by lands of Joseph Stephens. comprising lot
known to the vuLdivivitsn of the Wharton Nude as No.
70 and parts of lots No. 11. and No. 711, and being the.
%ame lands raid by .1. hehlager .4 Co., to I.leurge A.
Brush by contract wised Pte.:miter 18 1870, containing
about 107 scree more less. with the appurtenances. 2
frame dwelling hempen. frame intents, ohs atcoisn raw
mill. J log buildings. a yoling orchard, and about 30
acres t unproven.. fisaken in execution on sundry writs
ya. George A. Brush.;
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of land situ
ate it, the taws attic, of liarmory, in rho connty of ans.
nnebats us and State u( Pessnoylvattio. bounded and dens
rihtd as billows, to wit: Beginning at a point In the
middle of the river road. thence along land* of Jacob
Taylor. comb 1 , 2 degree. and 15 minutes cart 17 and
drestentho perches to a peat, thence by the west aide
ul gi rA) feel cited north 4 degree. west 6 and four•tentbs
perches to a port, thence north Ni degrees ergot SO feet
toe post, thence by lots of Widow Ryan, Moran, and
said Taylor north 4 degrees weal it perches to a point
in the middle of SUOMI.% fofli. thence by tbo middle of
said tarrnsica road, south Go degrees weld 7 and tours
teethe perches. and by the 0114010 of sold river road
aonth Ihis dogrel. and 43 minutes west 16 and reran.
tenths porches 10 Ole pion' of beginning, containing
ne and a half scree by esolussitton; two toe route Inure
one
less, with tho appurtenances,. one fracas house, out.
buildings and nll Improved. (Takeo In txteutlon Si
the suit of Thomas Fenton, vs, Martin costello.l
ALSO—AII that certain price or parcel of land sltruste
in the township of Lenox. In the County of Sueque
henna and State of Pennsylvants. bounded and &scab
and Fdate of !lennsylventa, boandod and described at
follows to wit Ou the north by lands formerly of A.
Augustus Bowerman, od the east tty cent re of pnblic I
highway, on the south by hoed. of Eliot. Bell, and on
the west by Simpson lot (so called.) containing 22 acres
be the time more or leas, with the auptirienunCest, not
improved. (Taken In execution et the milt of Ferdi
nand Whipple vs. W. M. Tingley I
ALSO—AII that serum pleee or lot of lannsitnate In
the township of Bash In the County of Susquehanna
and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
billows to wit : On the north by teed of Edward Filen
on the emit by: lands of Ellen and James Donley, an the
south by lambi of Jacob Ilroternan, and on the weft by
land ut A. 11 Ureen. contalring 68 acres. be the came
more or less, with the appurtenances, not improved.—
(Taken In execution at the suit of James Logan vs. J
P Flowortlal
ALSO—AII that certain piece or pareet of land situate
in the towu•hip of Oakland. In the I onto, Serque•
henna and Mute tit Pcnnsylvenia,bouncital and Overt lb.
to follow, to wit : On the moth by the old ((teat Bend
and Barmen.: road. on the east by and of Nathan Skin
tr. ou the south end went by other lards of W. M
et, said lot containing o ehalf acre or thereabout.
an being of the Mane difeelleink. WO the adjoining lot
of the said Skinner, with the appueteneact s. one two
dor. frame dwelling house. all improved. [Token In
execution at the snit of W tit M. Poet. assigned to
James t.. Drake vs. J. II Root )
Al,. • Ail teat certain niece Or parcel of loud sit
to e it. the lOWn•hip of Ararat, In the County of
sustmelotntlx and State of Pennsylvania. bounded and
den /need a- follows, to wit : on the north and north.
rust by hoots Of Alirell Illue and .1. J Perrtngotn. un
c.ic.t h. Inode of J. 11. tirnith and (.11vrr Potter, on
.
• e .
e nth and on thareet by lande of ulh or f net , r and
tt au Waehlinen, and on the went by Neleoo Potter.
..ontenftn2 abont 102 mere. of land. more or [era With
tie appurtenance.. one frame bonne, barn. an orehard,
. nil 000111 eu or bAt cocoa Improved. (Taken Inact,
lot. et the putt of linear 1% aebborn. adnimletrato ex r of
the ...lair of John Smiley, tlor'cl. . tgutol to Margaret
A ALI iken. V. Alonzo Wallet 1
Al sit Alt test t ertam m o
eet- r parcel of land situate
the lox mini', of Apoiscon. In the l' sty of Sue
hinita and State of Pennsylvania houbded and des.
stn. t. M lelloa s, to sit : Begnuning at a post In the
t t• :me of Lamle of John Jones. jr ,nod beim; a corner
cif J.i1..10,V . 11 lucid. bought of Bran II 4. lore, thence
south Al townies apt perches to s poet the northeast
late Henry ‘Vhitsker's land. thence south to degees
111. 3 s west perches to a post to sold Whit
sler e •
north line. northild degree. mist 1.1 perch
.. thence latch .53 degrees mist 13 perches!, thence
north 70 dadrreA cast 9 perches,thence north ID degrees
and :al mina... east 22 perches to are. Mentioned cur
lier place of beginning, containing if and nine tenths
acre. and octal allowances for road, with the amin,
114.. CF, one house harm a few fruit tress. and all inc
proved [Taken 1.4 execution at the snit of John Dick
) 0. I,' xle ti .Atianitt
A Lott All Dow.- two plea es of land elf note in the
tow-usalp of Liberty. la the Conuty of Susquehanna
and state of ('enne e rivanie, nod known as lute No. N
01. John Burn. mosey 01 Kirby it Law Tract.—
The fret piece hounded on the north by lands of W.
ituneslos. Patrick Nanery. and James Shields, an the
net by lands of Joules Shields, On the south by lands
at Paula Barry and Dennis Conloglan, and an the
a est lit lauds of Dennis Connagton and Peter Allen.
..tug about 'A S) acres, be the same more or lees,
,
a 3 !be appurtenances. one one and u half story frame
dwelling house. frame barn. an orchard, and about (Si
si rm. improved. Also. cell the south ball of lute No. gl
sod Si in raid Buena's svey of said tract. bounded on
t r north by lands of De nnis r Conington, on the curt by
lands or Patrick ittarre.on the . south by lands belong•
big to the rotate ul Wm. Jessup and Jehittl Dayton,
11, d, nod on the west by lot No 3i , or lands of Pray
litainlng about lOU acres, he the same more or
less.. ills the appurtenances, tine trance barn, an or
aim about 20 serer improved, [Taken in execu
tion st the cult of T. D Estabrook me. John Snieltis
LesU—AP that certain piece or parcel of haw situate
the to OFIIII. of Clifford, Snoquehanna County and
tot, of Penns: I.anl, bounded and dt sertbed as tel.
e. to wit On the north by lands of Theodore fiend
and II Low rey. on the east by W ilkeshatre turnpike
eta on the eauth by the billiard and Owego turnpike
31111 on the treat by the-Graham egtnte .d
tn !; Arnett, c 'Ol/Offing 130 acne at land he
heotule more or lege, a lilt the appurtenances one
rm •C. barn- and abed, an orchard, and mmttly
••ed Al*, lot ionate In [Mud.% Count). and
Olt reee.d, hounded an fpllowa, to .11 • On the
11======
. .
. .. . . . .
land. of A J. Edwartre estates and A. Richardsnn, 0.
11. ....at by the 11 lifoni sod Owego turnpike. end 0:
ills se-1 by lands of Jasper Ritter, containlus I and
half acres. more or less, with the sppartensbees, on
frame dwelling house, ham rome fruit truer, aud all
Icaprori.d(Taken In exact:loOn at the salt of C. C.
rat v. Mary Phloney.adualulatratrl.r and widow
oi it S. l'hirdaey. deed, Henry R. l'hlnney, Drolly S.
Phl alloy. charley )t. Phial:try. nod lowa R Phinney,
hoe rioldrun and hello at large of paid deceased, and
Intro, for tittle nuardlau Thomas Arnold j
A - All that cortoln piece or parcel of Wad pinnate
ir too L.!) p of Jeioinp. In the County of Surque-
. -
henna and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and den:th
e.' its follows, to wit • Beginning at a beech in the
*froth line of lot number D - 2 of Drinker'. Meshoppan
tract. now of David Shay. the northwest corner of
Sands of DeWltt' thence by the west line thereof gi
degrees west 26 perches tu_p_ort and stoner to the
northeast corner of Samuel a
Warner's land, and also
the northeast corne• of lot No. n aforesaid, north "r e f
deg Tee. meet 03perches to post and stones, thence by
lands of Frederick Moyer nos tb 36 degrees west 15$
pert-h. to a post and atone. in the south line of
Itns
sell Verry's land, thence by the line aortal SIN degrees
east lie perches to the west line of said David Shas
land tis a post and stones, thence byeatd line accath y'
degrees wet 14 perches to a poet and atones said David
Shay's southwest corner, and thence by the south line
of said David Shay's land south 2754 degrees east 41
iserches , to the place of beginning, containing TS and a
half acres of lead, be the wane more ur lees, and being
the eastern half of lot No. A A of said Drinker's Me
erts;::l;:ircs::emwren
' or ' e . :PrT, r a ' n 's' atfg r i 2r.c ft r:.°T. h p°r';',
ed [Taken In execution at Use Pon I:ll.L.XL..kto. ' Ver
W 1111 am linger 1
.11.4 SQ—All that cert... at or ILLt.d
ate as the township of New Milford, In the coanty of
susqueiginna and State of Penneylvania, bounded and
described as follows. to wit On the north by lands of
Jahn aherislan and Wary, on the east by lands of
Lan on the youth by fond. of Mortimer MAD and
Steph e.
en Trumbull. and on the west by public highway.
Containing about 5.3 acres of land, more or lets, with
the appurtenanree, frame houses, barn, en orchard,
nod 616-6ss, Ge acres imProvcd, being t 4 same land de
vised by last will and testament of John Arista, to Loyd
Austin. (Taken In execution at the salt of Silas Per
kins vs. Loyd Austin,[
11,51—AIt that rortain piece or parr , , of lend situate
in the township of Lenox. Satequettanue County, Penn's
hounded and deseribi des follows, to wit: On the north
by land.. occupied by Samuel Truesdell,. the east lo
landa. of Moser Decker and Peter Lott, nu the tooth
by lands of Marvin Baker and Johnson Cook, and on
the west oy lands of Chapman Harding and James
Ciarkeon. containing about lee acres, more or lees,
with the appurtenant-oc, one frame house, barn, and
other out bone.., a young orchard, and about GO arms
Improved, being the tame pie".o or parcel of land con•
erected to Frederick Watson be D. C. Roberta. [Taken
in execution at the so tof Joel Bentley es. Frederick
Wilson.]
A LhO—All those two pieces or parcels of land situ
ate, lying. and being in the township of Roth, In the
county of Solqnehanna n State of Pennsylvania, the
first piece boooded and described as follows. to wit. :
All that certain warrant or tract of land warranted t-
Jame, (' Biddle the 10th day of Junc.loB3, and serve'-
,d aid returned by Adolphus °honed, depot} surveyor
as by reference to said return of surrey. will mete tut
ly appear, contalotoy_ l / 1 /acreasond allowance.whlchwas
duly Cons eyed to C, L. Ward by James C. Biddle albre.
said. and by C L Ward conveyed to Edward McNulty
by De , d hearing the date April oth 1809, which Deed It
duly recorded In thoodleu for recording Deeds, ate., in
sold Inc sold County, to Deed Book No. V. page Sell, Ac.
The second piece be sj a post, thence by land of
Edward McNutt', formerly James C. Biddle.) north
and a half degrees oast 5d perch,. to a poet, thence by
!mid+ of Michael McGovern south n 7 and a half deer° -a
read as perches to a poet and stones, thence by laud of
William Boyd south 2 and a half &green west 5+ perch
es to a post and stones. am) thence north 87 and a, half
dettriate west 58 perches to the place of beginning:omo
mining 19 and eight-tenths acre. and allowances,he the
hme maim or less, with the apprepentee, one log
ouse imam hero. an Orchard, an about 10 acres hel•
proved. (Taken In elocution at the suit of Edo ir.l
McNulty vs. Michael Cronetoo ; and J. F. Shoemaker,
use of F. B. Coon vs. Michael Cremation)
A I.BO—A II that certain piece or parcel of land situate
In the trawtolup of Dimock, lu the tlottra9 of hostine
!Lamm and State ot penusyli.ultt, borilided and doh
rrlbed as follows. tei Wit: On the south by lands of
J. IL Wallace, on the west by lands ot Ldnn Blakeslee,
WIIISnm Miles, and Abram Dußoace, on the north by
tan i• of John Woodhouse and Crtsam ,e,aod on
the east by lands of Thomas Williams and Jos. Drink
er, cone/doing 169 here.. more or leas, with the appur
tenances, one hame dwelling home, bap, and shads.
and other out-buildlngsan preen:Land about 130 sores
improved. [Taken In eteetifl et at the stilt of fill. Per.
kips. assigned to N, C. Warm,. vs. Mathew Shay.]
ALSO—hII that certain piece or parcel of land situate
1r the borough of New Millard, to the County of Sas.
quehauna and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and do.
scribed fie follows, to wit Hceitaulon at a point In the
middle of the mad leading from New Milford to SM.'S
Dente, thence 1,7 line of lot surveyed to Darla Well
man, south 439 j degrees eftet 01 S 10 perches to stone
tamp,_ thence by 800 of lot nrveyed to Robinson
widd north sow degrees east ad 1411 perches to tine •ur.
yeyeal to Adoni]ah Handy, thence on hoe of .Id Handy
mirth OEtt degrees weld 55.5.10 perches to the middle of
the road afon,said, thence slang the middle of sold road
south Rah degrees west 0 perchee,thence south HJI, t de
-leves west 45 perches, thence tooth 411,14 degrees west
0 3. pi perches to placeof begmnlng, containing 54 acres
and 110 perches of !awl. more or less, with the apporte
aaaees, frame house, frame (teen, young orchard, and
mostly inaptorod. (Taken In elocution It the snit of
J. Diekerman Jr Co, vs. U. M. Hall.]
AI .so—All that certain pleas ar parcel of land situate
In the boro of Susquehanna Depot. In the Cou nty of Bus
neaten. and State of Pennsylvania, botipiled and des
crlbed SO follows to wit Os the north by Erie Hall
woY• on 001 'b y Lleat Of John Pike, on the wive by
Main street, and oh the south bland of Eli Iloffulau,
containing 1000 feet of land, be t he some more or teas,
with the appurtemane e one, two.mory budding. with
basement, used seacadiago shop, all improved, [Ta
ken In execution at the salt of Mrs. James VenNos.
trend rs. Hobert VanNoetrand and J. N. Sodden, part
ners as VmoN'ostnond ob Seddon.]
ALSO—AII that Certain piece or parcel of land attune
in the township Of Ararat. !Magnetismna county, and
State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as fol.
lows. to wit: On the north by -ands of Woo. Bowen and
Inds now or Into of Wm. Mime, un the east by lauds
of Nelson Foster. Entine Ogden. and It. M. Wheeler,
end ots the south and west by lands of Morse, Nichols,
.b Co containing about 101 serer/. more tir less, with
the appurtenances, frame house. II hemp harm., and oth
er outhallldlet Oat 9 embattle. and about 71) acres Improv
ed. [yakao tireatecntletta on three sundry welts ye. Pe
ter Deno.]
ALSO—AII that. certain piece or parcel of land sit
uate In the townaltip of Auburn, in the Comity oi
Sutiquoloanua end !nate of Pennsylvania. bounded as
follows, to wit: On north by lands of Jam !Bebop.
and IS ichael Darius, on the nail by lands of Michael
Devine end Mlles Lacey, on the south by lands of
Thomas Mole, dud on the west by lauds of Joseph Mar
baker, containing about TI acres of land, he the more or
lees. with the applatemuicea. 1 barn, au °meant and
shoot Iv aerial improved tExceptlint and reeerving a
Inn deeded to Bishop & Price, 14.t1i rads.) Also, all that
other minim me/11meg°, piece or parcel of land. hound
ed and described se follow. tTo corer t h e Mud that the
water would flow to raise It 6M feet front the bottom of
the flame, Milk head or race, at the point where said
flume, hulk head, or race crosses the line between this
lands of Wm. Price and Thomas W. Hughes ; also the
portion of the race on said Wirt. Prire's land; also the
privilege of pasting or right of way from the sotith cud
of the dam or pond to the line between said Price and
Hughes, with the appurtenance,. (Taken to eXecatloo
at the suit of 0. E. Picket, assigned to T, E. Brown vs.
T. W. Hunk., and Cluotga W. Woodruff, vs. T. W.
Take Notico,—All hide m WlBe deranged on the day of
sale.
M. B. lIELIIR, Sheriff.
Bborir 1 0131 ca. Montrose. Jal,i Ifith, 18IL
CIIERIFF'S SALES.—BY VIRTUE OF
0 write issued by the Court of Common Pleas
of Susquehanna County and to me Sit - emelt I
w ill c xpose t u link by public vendue, at the
Court !louse In Alontroec,
Friday. August 14, 11474.
at 2 o'clock, p. tn. the following picas or par
of land, to wit :
All that certain piece or lot of land situate
in the township of Franklin, in the County of
Susquehanna and State of Pennsylvania, boun
ded and described as follows, to wit : Un the
north and west by lands of Jobn Cromwell, on
the south by land ofJ. Frud and on the east by
land of Warren Luce, containing 1 acre, over
or less,with the appurtenances, one frame house
frame barn, an orchard, and all improved.—
[Taken in execution at the snit of Vi . J and
S. IL Mu!lord, E.70^3 of S. S. Mulford, dee'd, rs
Luther Snow.]
A 1.61)—All the Defendant's interest in that
certain piece or lot of land situate in the town
ship of Auburn, in the County of Susquehanna
and State of Penusylvanta, bounded and de
scribed as follows, to wit. Ou the north by
land of D. C. Titman, on the east by lands of
David Voss, on the south by laud of E. L Ad
ams, and on the west by public highway, con
taining 2 acres, be the same more or less, with
the appurutances, a few fruit trees, and all im
proved. [Taken in execution at the suit of D.
C. 'finnan vs. John Snoverl
ALSO—AII that certain piece or lot of land
eituatc.in the borough of Priendoville, In the
County of Susquehanna and Stale of Pennovl
cania, bounded and described no tolh,oc,i,to
(in the northwest by Silver Lake street, on the
southwest by South street, on the southeast by
land of Thomas Tierney, and on the northeast
by turnpike street, containing about 2 acres,
more or less with the appurte.iancw, I trame
house, barn, some fruit and ornamental trees,
and all improvcd. [Taken in execution at the
suit of Wm. Harvey vs. Phillip Milian.]
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel ot
land situate in the township of Auburn, in the
County of Susquehanna and State of Pennsyl
van% hounded and described as follows, to wit.
On the north by land of James, Lott, on the
cast by land of Win. N. Bennett, on the south
by lauds of Milton Harris, A. D Tewksbury
anti John Setser, on the west by land id John
Setser, containing abont 4 acres of land, be the
same inure or less, with the appUrlecianc4,,
dwelling houses, 1 barn, 1 new stare-hou.e,
good orchard, and all improved. [Taken in ex
ecution ut the suit of Jane E. Case, assigned to
G L. Swisher, vs. Wm. White, L. L. Swisher,
and G. I. Swisher
Take Notice -All ludo meat be arranged on the tiny
of sale.
M. 11 TIN.LME• ~bend
Shedlra UNcc • Mon.ro?e, July 1.9.
The Doubt Dispelled
N 10‘717 131-CICIPTII9
Wm. Hoyden, Net.' ➢tl.ford, Pe.. is Dow offertug so
nt ire or w stuck of
DRY GOODS
ea,fully aeleeted for Sprinc and Sommer Trade
BOOTS AND SHOES
he htv.reet Intl beet variety In Northern Penney], alma
1 - 3EELTAGI &, Caps,
Gents' Furnishing Goods, Yankee No:,
time, etc., etc.
Every article Warranted Ileprunented. No Variation
to Prmcn.
Niv Elilfortl, Lay 13th
B ILLINGS STROL D
General
INSURANCE AGENT,
AtLcs23.tx-coase..l..et..
Capital litepresented, 6100,000,000:
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE :
Hume Ina. Co., N. Y.. Capltaland nurpio.. 84.000,000
Hartford Fire Inn., Co.. Lapinfl and Surpine .3.000,000
Ll rerpool.l,ondim .S tilube ••
has. Co., of North America exsooDo
Penn. Fire Inn t. 0., Phila., •• I1:A/n.00?
Co., State of Penn'a
Union tintma
!Icon:ling rlrc
Narragansett, ovidenca. FL I
Merchants'
Clay, of New Port. Ky.
Newtown, of Bucks co.
Alem nom la, of Cle - teland,
Lancaster Fire Ina. Co.
Fire Association or Phila.
Union lac Co • Columbus, 0.,
Lehigh Valley Fife, Allentown,
Citizens' Fire Ins. Newark, N.J.
!south Side ins Co-Pittsburg.Pa.
Aleturnattla of Pittebori;,
The nodensigned IaSPECIAL AGENT for the follow
inc comp:ult. for Northern Pennsylvania
Piro Association of Philadelphta.
National Fire Insurance Company of PhiLadellibm
Thu Insurance Cu. of the State of Penney iranla, of
Philadelphia.
La X W
Conn. Muttal I.lto bas. Co.. Asxtts
American Lifo. Phlnn. ••
.A.C1Cii33332 . 02"r.
Travelers Inn.Co .11artford,i'apttaland 9urplues2.ollo.ooo
Railway Penwengere tmo,uou.
The 11,1111erolzned hap been well known in thin tonnty.lat
Pant 1 7Yenrn.nann In.nrance Agent. Lossesnust pined
by Ills Comnaln Ire Intro Alwayt been promptly paid.
C4rolllee drottloor mitt from Boot:log 0113cr of W
It. Cooper & Co.,Tornpikest. Siontrose.Po.
BILLINGS STROUD, Agent
C HA ItLitti U. SMITH, Solicitor.,
Montrose. Dec. U.',"
J. 11. Ramses. I G. B. Ha.nnea. I U 0. Btarotas.
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MARBLE WORKS.
[ESTAELIELIED IN 1N40.1
BARNES BROS. & BEIHD111;
DEALERS IN AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Otaliatt & ;Anterirau glarbles,
AMERICAN ANO SCOTCH GRANITES,
Marble and Slate Mantles,
2( Chewing° St., Nvar 11(Tot,
Slav It. 143. BINGHAMTON N T.
TRY TIME
"NEW PROCESS."
Flour of the following Brands nod Price.:
“Dbilblo Extr.," New Procesn - 101.110 per Sark.
- AOnlos"
"Midland" .
"Manhattan" ai .. Lifoyetten white wheat
, 'WoshlngttiO7 Amber 1.13 "
"Oricao." No.l spring/410
These Prima good for thirty days.
LYONS A DRAKE.
Moot,. e, July 71. I 1 -to.
t IOU WORK JOBWORK
AT T/LIS OFFICE, I:IMAF
SAIO.IIOO
$600,001)
$4OO 110
so.ltot) t.
WM
400 000
2.10
Bt.lllooo
4011,000
440.000
2.000 t 0
0.0
200,100
800.0(0
/30.000
400,1110