THE DEMOCRAT.
E. B. HA IV LEY 4 CO., Editors
Wednesday, Nov. 4, 1874.
Gold closed in New York, on Saturday
nignL last, at 110#.
This week we go to press a day or so
later than usual, so as to enable us to
get in the Election returns, which came
in very slow, but were good enough to
make up.
Fewer Au.•-ricans hare visited Europe
this summer than usual. Still the num
ber of Americans in Europe is very large.
The American Colony in Paris numbers
from tliteLn to twenty thousand. Rome
has a large society of American students,
artists, and sight-seers. Every German
city has an American population. An
American can travel over Europe on the
great thorough-fares without finding it
necess-ary to speak any language but ,his
own. He finds his countrymen domesti
cated wherever he goes. Ho meets his
neighbors at every stopping place. When
Mr. Jewell was in St. Peiersburg,he open
ed an American reading room, and found
it tilled with his countrymen iu a week.
Mr. Wasliburrie remarked the other day
that lie hardly realized that he had been
out of the country, so many Americans
thronged in Paris all the time.
The large falling Mr in emigrants this
year has been variously commented upon
by the press of the country. The German
authorities are doing their utmost to check
the stream of population that Las heun
rolling towards this country with
creasing volume for the last dozen yea 4
The Eng.ish colonies are more attractivC
to En click einig. ants than America, and
the Irish Mid more xv,irk and .netter
at Mime than torm , rly. But. this sum.
m•-r a crest many emignuits have return
ed to Europe. Almost every steamer has
carried a large number. Many have gone
because husliiesq is dull and -wages are
law, and they way (1 , , better el,ewhere.—
Others take the advantage of the great
reductlon in fares to visu thtir friend,
t home, and will probably ream bring
ing brothers atta shster-3 or friends with
them. Now the man has been narrow
ed frmn thirty days to ten, and can be
crossed Lot $l5 instead of $5O, there is
to reason why emigrants should not
make a voyage to rmieit thrtr natne
laud.
Death from starvation in Nebraska
—within twenty hours travel of Chicago
—is a fixed fact.. General Ord, comman
der of the Department of the platte, in
a letter to the Board of Trade of Chica
go, states that several cases of actual
death of children have already taken
place. Fathers have been compelled to
abandon their families and seek work
and food. In one house the corpse of a
child was bound that had perished for
want of food, and near the mother pros
trate and dying, from the same cause.—
He states in Boone, Greeley, Sherman,
ILward, Bunk), and all th- other coun
ties fifty miles west of the Missouri river
two-thirds of the people are destitute of
all the necesseries of life. They have
neither clothing nor shoes; food is impos
ible to get. General Ord also says these
people want flour, meal, pork, or bacon,
for food ; they Want shc-es, shawls, blank
ets, costs. pantaloons and stockings.—
This is tne region rai aged by grasshop
pers, and the condition of the people is
truly deplorable. •
Articles of the kind named by General
Ord, can be sent to- Chicago to the
Board at Trade, and they will be set.t
the propp-r locations. People starv
ing in the United States, when an on
precedented hsrg• crop has been garnered!
Such a state of things must not be per
mitted to continue in th.s country and
"Those Horrible Newspapers."
Lo ,, k ut t 1 but "those horrible newspa
pers - 1141. e been doin4., in bitter ambag
ism tie best interests f society.
They expos-d the frauds in the New
Y.rli city go%erninent. and brought the
iniquit“us Two --d to a trial and punish
m• nt.
They riddled the Credit Mobelier in
famy from stein to stern. aod compelled
its complete exposure by Congress.
They poured broadside upon broad
side into the "salary.-grub" of the 421 J
Congress, until the 42d Congress repeal
ed the unjust measure, with substantial
unanimity.
They smothered the San Domingo an
nexation scheme, saying millions to the
taxpayers of the country, and entirely
frustrating the selfish purposes of specu
lating capitalists.
They stepped the District of Columbia
ring stark naked, exposed the vtnality of
its m mb're.aud insured its annihilation
at the hands of Congress.
They held ep to the full gaze of the
p.-ople in all its native hideousness, the
"Sanborn c.mtract" perfidy.
They printed in true colors the por
trait of •'Jayne, the Inferior."
They attacked the wicked "moiety
systmu" with "war to the knife and the
knife to the hilt," until Congress, almost
un iromously, wiped it from the national
Ftal ue• books.
They have brought dishonest, debauch
ed politicians in such subjection that they
trembly iu their boots. atel fearing the
lash of the popular voice they hai,e 60
long disregarded and insulted, bestir
themselves to invent some means for
muzzling the independence of the press.
which has saved the taxpayers of this
country millions of dollars during Mc
past two years alone, by fearlessly attack
ing and showing up' the machinations of
debauched men in high places.
Of course such u profligate, utterly
useless newspaper press should be silen
ced.
Of course the people should not etnnd
by such an outrageous newspaper press
which is working them such great and
incalculable harm.—Milford Journal.
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
President Grant has issued the follow
ing :
By the President of the United States o
Am. rice.
A PROCLAMATION
We are reminded by the changing sea
sons that it s time to pause in our daily
avocations mid-o'er thanks to Almighty
God fot the mercies and abundance of
the year which is drawing to a close. The
blessings of a free government continue
to be vouchsafed us ; the earth responded
to the labor of the husbandman ; the
.I,tid has been free from pestilence; inter.
teal order is being maintained and peace
with other powers has prevailed. It is
fitting that at all stated peri. de .we
should cease from our accustomed pur
suits and from the turmoil of our daily
lives and unite in thankfulness for the
blessings of the past and in the cultivu
nun of kindly, feelings toward each other.
Now, therefore, recognizing these consid•
erattuns, I, Ulysses S. Grant, President
of the United States, recommend to all
citizens to assemble in their respective
places of worship on Thursday, the 26th
day of November next, and express their
thanks for the mercy and favor of Al.
mighty God, and, laying aside all politic
al contentions and all secular occupations
to observe such a day as a day of rest,
thanksgiving and praise.
In witness whereof I hate hereunto
set my hand and caused tne seal of the
United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this
27th day of October, in the year
1874. and of the independence of
the United States the 99th.
U. S. GRANT.
B. the President.
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary o
A Word for the Cow
The Elmira Gezetle steaks a good word
for the cow as an animal entitled to dis
tinguished consideration, especial) y in
the hands of news gatherers. It says :
From the time that frisky member of
her race leaped over the moon till to:day
she has been the friend of the newspap-r.
It was the cow with crumpled horn that
tossed the dog that worried the cat tha t ,
killed the rat that ate the malt that lay
In the house that Jack built. And the
philosophy of this simple yet touching
occurrence has proved an inexhanstiol e
source of illustration, sentiment, and
sarcasm. It was Sirs. Leary's Old cow
that kicked over the lamp that fired the
barn that burned the town that Chicago
built. It was the cow .that brought $4O,
GOO at Utica, and afterward died like any
other humid animal. But we have more
specific reascns for having this tribute to
the bovine. When the Second National
Bank of this city was the victim of in
dustrious burglars, it was LI milkman who
discovered the hiding-place of the ingen
ious gentry. When the other day at
early dawn two wagon loads of burglars
came riding back to this city alter their
rollicking romp in Wellsboro, it was a
milkman who discover, d them and knew
that mischief was afloat. And,last but n. t
lease, it was a man milking near Waverly
who discovered Cosgrove go be with his
back load of greenbacks, and who follow
ed him to his capture. It is true, milk
men are not cows, but without cows there
would be no .mlkmen. Hence our obli
gations to the female kind. The amount
of news which she furnishes one way and
another to the press is not to be esteemed
I.gh tly:'
A New Order
The President of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has recently issued an
order to all its employees. setting forth
that the company pays fair compensation
for the rime and services of its employ
ees, and in return demands that the
shall devote their entire attention to the
duties of their respective positions ; that
They are not to act in any executive or
other capacity in or for any other cic rpo
ration, or to give their labor to all otter
firm or business ; that they are not to be
interested in any way, 'directly or indi
rectly, in the supplies or business of the
road, and that all emolument or interest,
belong naturally to the company, not to
the employee, and are to be turned into
the treasury of the Railroad coliipany.
This order is one of the good results of
the investigation into the company's
fairs just made by the stockholders' com
mittee, and one that should alsays have
been enforced, in the administtation of
the company. It seems strange tihat only
at this late day the company should awake
to the enforcement of a rule whi l ph every
nosiness man observes in the conduct of
his affairs. No man would think of per
mitting any of his employees to l ido what
this company is only now forbidding its
employees to do. The fact tat such an
order is now issued, shows to Wfiatan ex
tent the Pennsylvania Railroad officials
hate been demoralized. They regarded
their connection with the road us valua
ble b- cause of the advantages which it
gives them to put money into their own
pockets in various ways, which , should
have gone into the treasury of the com•
pony. Their salaries were no considera
tion to them, in their opinion, fo l v their
services ; and we constantly saw them
becoming wealthy and living in fine hoes
es after a few years enjoyment of salar
ies that scarcely sufficed to pay their
whiskey bills. We trust them things aro
to be changed, but as we do not believe.
that the leopard can change his spots, we
will not believe too readily in there being
radical change for the better, nor will
we hasten to confide in the strict observ
ance of the lately issued order, while cer
tain gentlemen occupy high positions in
the company, who by years of steady
practice have acquired fixed and profita
ble habits with which it will come into
severe collision. The Philadelphia Ledger
says :
If something of this kind had been
put effectually into practice years ago, tho
financial condition of the l'enns)lvanta
Railroad Company, it is betieved, would
be much bentir than it is to-day, and it
is quite certain sumo men connected with
its busineHa would not be as rich as they
are now reported to be.
REJOICE!
--;,)
- .1 - 31TITY
LET US H YE PEACE
A Democratic Sweep !
TERRIBLE OUTRAGES
Both North and south
"Coy too Nom to"—ltomor,
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTS A
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR.
Tilden's Majority in New York, 40,000
811.71i7 0 111731611/17MMIBUI.
Pennsylvania in Line
A DIIMOC RATIC COE OR IMO ELECTED
The electioa returns up to the time of
going to p ess show the.: tie Demo
als have za:aed an unp.ecedenled vic
tory. New York leads the column by
electing Tilde t orer his poplar corn
pet.wr by 40.000 major ty. Maseachn
sPi.,s has been convulsed and mire .ed ;
the Derniier.its hate elec.eu out of nine
cong.essmen, and 861 have elected their
candidate for governo . F.Brit
li-r a de,eated. The southern states have
swelled tne Democ at'c stiedgih by near-
ly undnimons delegajoas to cong.rss.--
lu 11e Demoe,ata have prob
ably gained a congressman an jeopard
ii!ed the Repolilican legislative major;tv.
It is too soot to 61.eco'ale ataint actual
results in the mass of telegraphic i
genet pop •ing in from tweitiy-th ee
stn,s, but not Loo soon to s.i.l:e a get
e!al average. The d,.'t , s ,t-ma Isp
The country has swe v Z "wok to its at
cient moo , :ng4. It has scooted a tn . , d
term, and condemned the second team o
:vsses S. Grant.
The ll , mocrata have aa643o , ) t.relv se
et , ed a wo I.;.‘g nrot.jo - :,7 be t0...y•
fourth cong.ess, am; a portelsr ratio ,e
-merit at toe polls wit chi it cannot con
tt,tl must ma;e...ally mod . • y toe action of
toe Re.tal.d:czy2. 0: ',lie present
cone. eau upon the qoes,:ods at Issue on
the 3d day or NOtembe... No parq so
elched in powe: and so co, fideot o.
retaintag it ere; Icce'sed a tno.e memor
able less.) t. The r , c.ory yes e day is
the precurto• or the v mo .y of 1876.
This S..e bas gone Demon at :c t
proOably 4.000 o, 5.000 majo 4
The Le;i.lpt.tf e
The eisa Democ a.ic mrkjo ;tc in the
House of Lep eseo;a..:ce3 and p,•obably
also on joint
Con res.,
The Demnc•ai.s w• 11 have a majo :tv in
he next., coo:. - ,,.e33 of about 4.0.
The Coenty
Tbis bas I.roeatit about a
g•eaker cbange Limn was elpec:ed. Wat
son's majority over Hawley is only 306.
Wayne county gives Watso n major
ity of 20, electing Watson I , 3 ..„ 2 . 6 ma-
jot :ty
The state ticket in this county goes
Republican by 650 majority. Hawley
runs uherd of his ticket from 350 to 40('.
The Republicans carry all of the county
officers by about 650 mujority.
The 'Peculiar condition" of things in
Bradford county, gives Powell 130 Dern
crratie majority. Powell carries the dis•
riot by 110 tuttj,,rity
Gory Euougb !
Special Notices.
SCIIENCK,S PCLISONIC SVIIUP, FOIL THE CURB
OF CONSUMPTION, COUGIIS, AND COLDS
The great virtue ei ills medicine is that it
ripens the matter and throws it out of the sys
tem, purifies the blood, and thus effects a cure
SCIIENCE:b SEA WEED TONIC, eon THE CCILE
OF DYBPEPSIA, LtiDICIESTION, &C
The Tonic produces a healthy action of the
stomach, creating an appetite, forming chyle,
and curing the most obstinate cases of Indiges
tion.
SCHENCK'S SiANDRAKE PILLS, FOR TIIE. OCHE.
OF LIVER t'OMPLALNT, &C.,
These Pills are alterative, and produce a
healthy action of the liver, without the least
danger, as they are free from calomel, and yet
more efficacious in restoring a healthy action
of the liver.
These remedies are a certain cure for Con
sumption, as the Pulnumic Syrup ripens the
matter and purifies the blood. The Slandritke
Pills act upon the liver, create a healthy bile,
and remove all diseases of the liver, often a
cause of Cor.suniption. The Sea Weed Tonic
gives tone and strength to the stomach, makes
a good digestion, and enables the organs to form
good bjood ; and thus creates a healthy circula
tion of healthy blood. The combined action of
these medicines, as thus explained, will cure ev
ery case in Consumption, if taken in tune, and
the use of the medicines persevered in.
Dr. Schenck is professionally at his principal
office, corner SIXTH and Alien STS., Philadel
phia, every Monday, where all letters for ad
vice must be addressed.
New Advertisements
MAKE OTICE.—The Supervleors of Springs Ille
township, tin•quehann• county, hereby give no
tire that 'hey intend to apply to the urzt General An•
...Orly of Penneylvanla, for the enactment of a law
entitled ••an Act to chertsge the mar°, and mode of re•
pairing rondo In the toscneldp of Springville, In the
county of Suequuhanna." for the objects eel forth In its
title.
,pringvllle. Nov. 4.'74. 44-4,r.
. . . _ .
DISSOLUTION —The co-partnership here
tofore existing between C Cushman and
Joseph Panneler, has been dissolved
The Business will hereafter be conducted by
1.. W. We leb and C Cashman. A fair share of
the public patronage is requested.
E1.C17
Montrose, Nov. 4, '74.--ttw.
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
TRUE HISTORY
BROOKLYN SCANDAL
The astonnding revelations and startling discourser ,
made In this work are creating the most lutense desire
In the mind. of the people to obtlin it. It glues :he
whole Inner history of the Great Seandshand Is the on
ly full nod authentic work on the subject. It sells at
night Send for t. rms to Agents all. full description
of the work. Address National Pnblishing 'O..
44 4w. Phila.. Pa
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO
ORGANS AND MELODEONS,
The Oldest, Largest, and ?dn.( Perfect Manufsc ory le
.the lotted Stales
54,000
Now In use
No other Neale& Instrument ever attained the same
Popo!silty.
r47-Send for Price Lint
Address BUFFALO, N, Y.
C3AL ! GOAL ! COAL
The beet Coal to market to be had et the
Dunn Station.
The underelgned. having had long experience in the
Coal trade, guarantee. ratlefactlon.
I. P. STAMP, I. N BULLARD, OR AT
STROUD'S OFFICE
Will ba promptly attended to. Coo be peen at E. P
Stamp'F, evontogs, from 8 to 8 o'clock
0. D. Stebbins
Ilontrose, Nov. 4 ,
T LOWS FAMILY MEDICLNES
Pain and Lameness relieved In a abort time by the
use of Taylor. Celebrated Oil. The great Rheumatic
and Nears itgic Its wetly. lute n sditins i• not. cars
all, but Is warranted to core more of the ails and Ille to
which flesh is heir than any other metrcine ever tits
covered. Give it a (dal; If you do not And it to. It
costa you nothleg. It may be need with the utmost
advantage for any kind of Paln, Lameness. Wounds or
Suies upon man or brunt. Kill nut smart the rawest
wound or nor.. Poll directions fur sae around each
bottle. Ask your Aterchunt for a free vial. No Cure—
ts° eay.
Taylor's Cough Syrup or hipeetorant. for all Throat
and Lung diseases. fe eery plimsant to the taste and
contsins nothing Injurious. Try it, ana stop that
cou_h and take the soreness from your Throat and
I 12,1 . 4•11. Ask your Merchant fora free vial. No Caru—
so Pay.
Taylors Cooditid a Powders for all kinds of stock and
poultry. Warrants I the hest renovator of the system
of run down or diseased stock. that has ever been dis
covered. Try them for all 06.1.1 incident to the
brute creation. Directions for use around each pack
age, /do Core—No t sy.
All the shove medic nes for sal., by Abel Tumuli and
Burns A Nichols, of Montrose, and all Druggists nod
Dealers throughout the country.
H. DROWNING TAYLOR.
October 21, '74.—ly.
lIUNT BROTHERS,
SCRANTON, t•A
Wholesale k Retail Dealers In
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL
NAILS, SPIKES, SHOVELS,
TTILDER'S HARDWARE,
MINE RAIL, COUNTERSUNK R I RAIL BM - E..
RAILROAD ft HIEING SUPPLIES.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS, AXLES, SKEINS Auvi
BOTES, BOLTS, NUTS and WASHERS,
PLATED RdYDS. MALLEABLE
IRoys,.B.9,SPORES,
FELLOEB, SEAT SPINDLES, BOWS. rte.
ANVILS, VICES, STOCKS and DIES, BELLOWS
HAMMERS, SLEDGES. PILES, 6c. @t.
CIRCULAR AND HILL SASVS, BFLTINO. PACKING
TACKLE BLOCKS, PLASTER PARIS
CEMENT, HAIR C GRINDSTONES.
P RENCII WINDOW GLASS.LEATHER & FINDINGS
PAIRBANKI3 SCALES.
TBPI.I3E3X.sZa 11,10.1. m.
MONTROSE. PENN' I
JOHN S. TARBELL, PROVIL
Nine Stages and Racks leave this Rouse daily, eon.
nectinp with the Montrose Railway. the Lehigh Valley
Railroad. and the IL L. et W. Railroad.
April tat. 18111.-M.
FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENT
Insurance Agency.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED OVER MACAW
C. II SWITII.
H-ntroar. Pa
I=ll
pAMPULETS corrensum Tun
O'Mara Murder Trial,
Fog BAts AT THIS ONFICA
Legal Notices.
D EGISTER'S %OTICE.—PUBLIC
lINOTICE is hereby given tont' persons con
cerned in the lolb•wing Estattn; to wit :
Estate of Thomas Reese, late of Gibson,
dee'd' David Reese, Fxecutor.
Estate of Elias Nurthup, late of Liberty,
dee'd, Ruth Nurthup, Atiminlstratris.
Estate of Minerva Post, lute of 3lontroee,
deed, G. P. Little Executor.
Estate of Reuben Reynolds, bite of llrldg6•'
water, deed, A. It. NleCullum, Administrator.
. .
Estate of Robert Moore, late el Bridgewater,
deed, Charles Avery, Executor.
Estate of Hiram S. Gill:it'd, late of Great
Bend, dec'd. Galen Newman, Administrator.
Estate of Isaac Iteckhow; late of . Great, Bend
deed, Vincent Iteckhow, Executor.
Estate of Nathan Aldrich, late of Brooklyn,
deed, Eliot Aldrich, Executor.
Estate of Daniel A. Baldwin, late of Great
Bend, deed, E. S. Baldwin, Adinintstratrix.
Estate of Samuel It. Depue, late of Franklin
dee'd, Nebo Depue and Samuel Truesdell, Ad
ministrators.
Fatale 01 Jane Smyth, late of i3ridgew•ater
deed, Win. C. Curtis, Administrator.
Estate of Win. M. Wutterson, late of La.
throp, deed, Jerustut ikatterson, Adminietia
trix.
Estate of Eliza A. War h, minor, Eliot Ald•
ric J, Guardian. /
Estate of Lucy S. Baldwin, minor, E. Gill,
Guardian.
That the accountants have settled their ac
counts in the liegister's Office in and tier the
county of Susquehanna, and that the same will
be presented to the Judges of the Orphans
Court, on Thursday, N ov, ti, 1874, for coo
tirmation and allowance.
11. N. TIFFANY, Register
Register's Office, Oct. 14,'74.
I3ROCLAMATION.—SCSQUEIIIANNA
COUNT I', Sty tIILEttEAS, I. M. B.
Sheriff of said County, having been inlormea
ot the existence of such contrivances for the
catching of his as are contmonly culled or
known as fish baskets, eel wires, kiddie., bush,
or fasciae nets, and other permanently set
newts of taking fish, in the nature of it bicyc,
in some of the streams and rivers in aid county
Now, in pursuance of the Act of A.ssem'oly of
the Cnmmonwealtb of Pennsylvania, approved
the 2411, day of may, A. D. 11+71, hotice is
hereby given that such contrivances are kIIOW n
to exist, and are declared by the said Act com
mon nuisances; and the owners or managers of
any of the above named contrivances are here
by ordered to dismantle the sane:, so as to ren
der them no longer capable of taking or injpr
mg the fish of the streams of whatever kind
in said Susquehanna county, within ten days
from the date of this notice ; and if, at the ex
piration of' said ten days, the dismantling shall
not have taken place. f shall proceed to dent rev
and dismantle the same In the manner provid
ed for an said Act of Assembly.
M. 13 fief-mg., Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Montrose, Oct 14, 17474,
p 1:13LIC SALE OF REAL ESTATI
Pursuant to an order of the Orphans' Court
of Susquehanna County, the undersigm,l will
sell the following described real estate, at pub
lic sale, on the premises, on Friday, Nov 6,1,74,
at 1 o'clock, p. in. The farm law of Gut Peck,
deceased, situate In the township of New Mil
ford, County of Susquehanna, and State of
Pennsylvania, bouncily,' on the north by lands
of the estate of--Ayres and F. W. Boyle ; on
the rust by lands of IL N. Johnson, A. B.
Smith, henry Burritt, and John Boyle; south
by lands of--Robinson, and on the west by
liinds of R. J. V ill and M. %' iseinan,
contain
ingurie hundred and tatty-seveu acres of limn
more or I-sk.
TEISIS.—One hundred dollars down on day
of sale, $lOOO on final c intirmation, and the
balance one year thereafter, a ill. inter etfrom
final confirmation. and to tie secured Ity Bond
and mortgage Posse slop to be given April
let, 1873.
ZAns F. PEctt, Executrix
Oct. 14, 18;4. 41-4 w
4 UDATOIPS NOTICE —The undersigned. an Audit-
Asa, ousppoints‘l by the Conn of CoRIMOP. Pless of roa
m:int:twos Coons to distribute the tunes in the Sher
irs hands arising from the sale of real estate of
Martin Conrad. will attend to the duties of his up
poihtment at his office in Montrone, on Monday,
NOP. 23. ltrel at 7 o'clock. p. m at which tittle and
place all persons intere+4,ed hi said funds must present
their claims or be foreverdebsrred iron) conong in on
said fund. W O. JESSUP, Auditor
Montrose, Oct. al. tS74. 42—w4.
DMINISTRATOWS ' the estate of
L. ' Ben) DM deceased, lettere of Agralnis.
'ration in the maid notate haring been granted to
the undersigned, all persons owing said estate,
Iwo requested to make immediate wytaent. and per.
gone having claims against acid notate ale requested to
present them without delay.
SAILAII L. DIX. /
Admlni.tratur•
.1 al LAMB.
Ararat. Oct, 21, 1674. er(t—pd.
UXECUTOE'S NOTICE. Whereas letter, teutnmen•
kj . Lary to the eatase of En Gregory late of Bridge
water townebip.dec'd. bane b--en granted to the under
sign d. all Bend,ne Indebted to said estate. err ri Borst
ed to matte Immediate payment, and those having
claim. egninet •tie mine.are requested to pc emut them
without di-lay.
Brooklyn. Oct 10, Int —w6
Miscellaneous.
DON'T READ THIS!
But be eure to come to COOL'S STATION, 00 the
Alootro•e Railway', awl
Ask For What We Have Not Got,
sac wo will toree to blare It to-morrow
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by public .endue, at the Court ilbure to :Montrose, on
Friday, Nor. 6th, 1$?1,
Il 1 o'clock, p. m., the hallooing placer or parcels of
nd to wit •
All t bat piece or parcel of laud Oblate in the town
ship of Thomson, In the County of Sasquehnotis and
State of l'ennioyi rattle, hounded and described as fol
lows to wit On the north by public highway, on the
east by lands of 1.. F Senile/A and P A t. rosier, on the
south by lands iif Ilritifu Coos, and on the west by
land* of Wm Witter and D. It. Iliad. conteming &hoot
two acre„ of food, more or less.,,sollio the appurtenances
a one wade hall stun dwelling house with wing ham
shop, tome fruit trees, and all 101p . rored. Wakes In
execution at the cult of Smoker King VS D. B. Rue
dick, l'eols Ideal; E. C. Dow, Seeretar, ; lISOD T.
bison, and I'. n. Cerrtll.]
ALSO—AII that piece or parcel of land siltualle In the
township of Springville, In the County of tito-quehle -
no, anti MAW. Os l'antlityllatlha s bounded and described.
an folionrs, to wit: On the north by land of N. I'.
Lonar, no the cast by public highway. nn the South
by the abutment of bridge over the Sictiooppest creek,
and on the west toy tne Ale-happen creek. containing
MINIM 0 ammo of land, more or lest with the apperte
nonce...one frame hours and sloop, some heat Detonated
nearly ail improrml. (Taken In ex. cation 01 the suit
of Thomas Kintner re. Jobe W Grow sod E. T. Bald
win )
Al:SO—All that certein piece or pareto of land rite
air in the tuwwthlp or . utouru. to the Cout,ty u Sus
quehanna, and mate of PinnEtiVahla, Will:Weil and
eoerlhed as inilows, to wit : On the north by land of
James Lott. cm the east by lands of Wm, N. Bennett,
On the south by land. of Milton Harris A. D. Truk.
bury, nod John Seto,. and nu the went by land of
John Selanf.COlitainini, about 4 acres al land, more cr
less, nlt it the appurtenances. 9 dwulting bonnet, Earn,
new elute hntoct a &mod nod Led. end all Improved
Takeo, In exia nth. at the Mila. of 0. L. Swisher vs.
Vinl.wn While nod L. C Swisher
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of land idNate
In the township of Jackson. In the Comity of hnegne
ha and State of Penusy:tania, bounded and din
crintol as foliows, to wit Olt the northeast by bin& id
Ut-erg, Curtis. Ott She soothe.' by land. uf kiwis
Mar-11 and Anthot y Stet n hack. on the anuthwesi it)
loot! ofßVlLlben Hilt. tied tin the northwest by lands to
Horace 'droll and C. H Esivbrouks contatning 15.1
acres of laud, more or Inca, together with the appurte
nant,. •Ine Ironic dwelling honse, bathe, un orchard.
an about In at'rea laltiroVra. (Taken in execution at
the suit of Itenbett 11 ill to. Juba Hendrthison
A I.Sit - Ail that certain piece Or parcel of laud Mtn
air In the township of Lotion. In the County of Susque•
tn tot and State ol Pennity it able, bounded and desert.
etl as ("lamp to wiL Ott the north by loon. of L.
Doran. on Inc east by land. of Wm, Pratt, D
!tilde, and it i 't.leman, id] ibe Pont It by lands of Wm
Pratt, and on the went toy land- of 11. V. Breed, con
t thin.; itat acres. more at lc, with the applutetinnet.s,
one train,: house, barn and sheds, nod other oty,build
logo. 2 orchards. and about tat array Improved (Taken
in ex.-cut bin or the suit of Charley A. flatter, ,•Igned
to A %%. Gardner. vs Mar) Gardner Adm . 2of John A.
Gaols, deed. and Nathan K Chase. T. T.]
- All tit it crown piece at parcel of land 01 - a
ate /II the borough al Surcptettanna Depot. In the Cant,
t) of , itioneloolua and mate of Pennsylvania. bound-
NI and dc•erthect vs follow", to wit t On the north hi
lan.) of t 1 nt. t • Frith, tot the east by (triad street, on
in. south by land of James Tichorta, and on the west
by River -trael rOnt,nlng X acra. nr there .lianl.Wllti
Ilia appurtenances. one two story dwelling hon.., and
all ono,. ved. ['l uken at the suit of J. A. !atom,. al ,
4azoeil to K. I. Carr. en, Hiram Hush and into. if.
A Lail —A that certain piece or parcel of land Woe
ate :n the township of Ararat. in the County of Sur,
quell-non and Stme of Poinmoyivania. bonndco and des.
robed aa hollow, to wit: On the north bi landa oy
Wno Bow, n and lands now or Into. of William Wilton.
on trio ea-t by lands of Naimoli No ter. Ellaha 02dan.
and it, NI wheeler. and on the south and west by wild
of II pis, Nirholr & Co., containing about INI acres.
more or less, with ilie appurteutmces.ottc frame bootie.
2 frame harm and other out buildings. I orchards, and
alma: Tu acres improved. (Taken In execution at the
atilt of E. I. Carr. osigned to Thompson ltodle, an.
Pef., Dunn and K. K. Dunn.]
o - Ail that co-rtiln purr or panel of land silo.
q , In the loot-onto : 1i itoontroote. In the Douttv bun
ielostoon and , late of hounded and do-•
rrilooll a • follow, to wit On the north by lam) eon.
Darted to .1 A. Dowell. ou the east by puhllo highney
ton the mouth tor laud of D. W. Uoloolo-u, and on tot:
meet by land of J A. Dowell, containing about IX of
an acre, more or le-roo,nlth the appurtenancmone frame
writing loaner. some fruit anti ornamental been. and
ro i:
all impved. !Taken In ICCIMIOII eu ndry write r,
Geo. gren
A LAU—AA that certain piece or parcel of land el Mate
In the toyruohlp of Dionock : In On Coonty of Buono,
hanun and Nate of Pennoylysnla:bonnded and de..lb.
111 o. follows. I Wl : Uo the north by lando of .1 .
Yonng.. the .oath by land of Janie,. Martin. on 110.
east by lauds of Thorns, Jones met —4lrinvoid. and
on the west lie lands of —lthiley, n 0 ,11.002.! 100
acres of land. more r it.., and about in/ acres mum,
ed ;Taken in execution at the suit of S. F. Lane, use
of II Tyler. vs Geo. 'l' Corwin.)
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate Its the
of Great Bend. hi the C.,unl v of ousquel.an
n mot state of Pennsylvania. notioded and den. Deal
05 follows to wit : Beginning at a ataka and ss In
the corner of lands now nr formerly of L hineee Smith
thence nirth degrues east 313 sad six tenths rods to
corner of nods occupied by Metianiel, then, north
nil degrees and 50 minutes east by McDantel's land 11,1 0
rode to a stone near the won s do of the hlgriam .
thence north deg,. e east 47 rods to an elm stomp
thence north IS degrees east 4510 rods to a blob sup.
ling, thence east 275 rods. them e south d• pees
ran by line of tracts 119 and 50 100th rode to an original
corner. thence south sod 37 maintop went trim rolls to
a stake and .tones, thence nosh 1 decry,. west 150 rode
to a ebestuut stub, thence north 85 do gee, and 5 Milli
n tea west al rods to a corner d thence south 0 , 0 dsrrees
west 04 rods thence south 073. i degrees east coda
to east hounds of said tract, thence erinthrirly along for
name 44 rods ton point 41.1 and (oar tenths rods fermi
the southeast corner of snld tract, thence westerly p or.
allot with the smith line and airing part of said south
llne 435 rods to ,Jiiiee of begllllllllg. conlaining 10(ai
acre• of land, mere or lees with the appurtenance, 4
frame houses. 3 barns. Steam 0000 mill. and 01010 115
notes inipno ed. Also another piece of land Minato In
Liberty township, County and state afo contd. round oil and described as follows. to alt: thew bolo
of original lots numbered 01, GS. 'l5, mid Di, lying to
geti or In the tint formerly id 8 A Law, nod Contniti.
log hi all 443 and 17 100th acre. of and, as surveyi•d
hy Wentz. April 10 ISt 0. exc. print front Ow
above dennin d premise, that con •in parcel of `and
sold to Aaron Yining by deed baled Feb. xt, 10114, min
ate in the limn of Gnat Bond. i'ounty of dusquehanta
and Stale of Penneylennla. bounded and de .crthed as
follows On the wi•si bylid owned by Doctor Ed.
sod Eldridni on the .oath by the st am mill lot,con
Mining fin arre.. More of 1e... being known a• 1110 Int
formerly eoutrarted to Joseph Ilendrickson, tieing the
mine premises innyesed by said Commit and wife t•
said Burn •. (Taken ill eret . DOOD at the suit of Wm .1
l'oulant, a...Taw,' to Aaron Young. yo, John Burne.l
A L'•••0 —All those awn eertsin pieces or pan els of bind
situdi• In the tow ti•lPp of Sliddlelowu, in Susquehan
n county and Spite nt Pennsylvania. hounded mud
describedas follow, The fleet hounded on the north
he lands of John Fart:loll, Connithie Cialneh i sod
Samuel on the can b lands of John Condon
nod Timothy Murphy, on the_south by land of J. W
Dodge and on the est by land, of Jenkln lota,, Marx
Print ird and Samuel Williams. containing a' nut 105 -
acre, or land more or lent, wlth the appurti untices.l
frame ilwe honse, 2 frame non s and mhos riot
boddinge, 1 ereh ird and mostly Improved. The ace
and ph Ce homidod on the north by land or dames Null
demon. and George dune, on the east by Lind of
Thomas Jimes ooa S. Dodge on the a nth by land or
David Thomas and on thu west by land of Edward
June. and George dance, ramtnining about 40 sere of
land more or len. mostly improved. [Seized and taken
in exeontion on Sundry write of j 1 fa v. I. C. D, 0 ig,..1
A LSO—'All that certain piece or parcel of land rho.
eta to the township of Brooklyn In wnequebanna
Ctmn
ty and Saute of Poniwylyanla, horindni and described
as follow v.lO wit OD the north by lands of— Mon.
roe and Ansel Sterling on tho eon by ;iuhlic highway
leadidg from Brenklyn to llophotium. on the south by
lands of Ferdinand Whipple and on the west by land
'f Ansel tit erring , catitnitiing SO arms of land more or
Its er. with the appunenniimw, I frame dwelling house It
horns and out bonier. I orchard and marshy Improved.
'Seised and takes In cm-nylon or a tort of jf fa vs.
]osi•ph 51. Klnner and D C. Kinner.l
ALSO—AII that certain piece or lot of land attnnte
In the township of New Milford, In the County 01 Sue
queltanna and Mate of Pontinlvani i,houridedand de
cribed as follows. to wit (in the north by hinds of
Mrs Batch, on the south by lands of F. W. Boyle, on
the east by public high.' iy.and on the west by binds of
F. W. Boyle, containing 140 ',1.0.M.,. of Mad be the
a-me morn or loss, with the 141 pm-tens ics, 1 dwelling
house, rind out budding's and all IMprovod. (Sneed
ar d tekert In imecution on a will vs Downie McDonald
and Moms.. Tierney T T
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of lard Mtn
ate In the townshlpe of Idberty. Franklin and Great
I fiend, In the County of busquantinit and state of
Peunrylrenia. hounded and described an follows. to
WI: On the north ny lands of Chidestet and Mott no
the east by P. Bend and other,. on the south h. I caste
Traci, and on the weal by lands of Travis and Marsh.
containing about 05 acre, of I n 1 more nr leer, with the
Appurtenances. I frame dwelling hones, 2 barer and oth
aer out hail lingo, an orchard and about Gt acorn Ito.
Eroved. [Setsed and taken in execution on a writ vs.
llen It, Cooky.l
; ALSO—AII Osier two pieces or parcels of land ,home
I in the township of Lenox. In the Counif °Nu-queue
.. and State of Pennsylvania. hot tided and described
as follows to tell : On thr eaten hy lands nt Emery Hard
Ing.m the south by lauds of M re. Barber and Otis
Williams. on the west by lands of Jest.° Howard, and
on the north by lands at' Horace Tingley, containing 62
acre. more or less, with Thu appnrtenames, 1 dwelling
hence, 2 barns, an °retard of about 30 acres, and all In t .
proved. The second piece bounded nhd described as
taco,: on the east by lands of Ja”e Howard, on
.he sonth by lands of Otis Williams, Henry Cook. anti
—Harney. n the west be lands a P. B Hobbs and
Alonzo Hansom and on the - 'oath by lands of Alonzo
Ransom. Ot.age and Horace Tingley, containing 90
acres of land more ur leer, with the spiturtenancea. one
dwelling house, I barn, an orchard of about 13 Won.
and about ad toter improved. [Tahoe In execution at
the suet of Grow & Brothers vs. Jane Howard.j
ALSO—AII that certain piece or ha of land Vl/11111S
in the township of Springville, county of Susquehan
na. •nd Stair of Pennsylvania. bound. d and described.
an follows. to wit: On the north by petite highway,on
the cart by land of 0. T. Spencer. on the south by hat d
of A. C. Luca. and on the sort by land of P. L. Fish.
containing about X acre of la d, with the aporietemn
est, n few fruit tree", and all improved. [Taken In ex.
cent ton at the snit of aC. Bltteubsnder it Co. VS W, A.
Welch 1
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of land alto
ate In the township of Auburn. county of Surtreithuna
and State of Pennsylvania. hounded and described as
hallows, to nett Beglon'ag at a ptait and Cones the
tam:hoist corner hereof and the northeast corner of a
lot cambered 233 upon mid map, conveyed by the said
W. H. Cape to James Wiley 1101 i extending thence
west along the north lino ar last mentioned lot. 143
perches and enroll tenths of a perch to a law told Pitmen;
and the eouthe rot Writer hereof. In the exterior coun t a
dairy line of said Thongs P. Copes tract, thence north
1X degrees east al and font truths perched to a post
and cones, thence west 13 and aloe tenth. perches to
a post and stones, thence north IX drover least a end
three tenth, "101.01,01 SO a pmt and #lollelB the nOrtittvast
corner hcreor. In the aforesaid exterior hnondur, rine,
(bonne ea el Oa de .11 tenth, perch. , to a port and stones
In the divtdin4l line between lot-,:ln tn. and 447 thence
south along last mentioned line 69 and coven ts - titha
perches notions place of beginnlin4, containing pliant 63
acre• and 01810 tenths 01 an acre. more or Its., with
the appurtenances. I franc honer frame barn 111011 oat
hail lags 9 nrct' .rda and mostly inapt nod. tTak , ii In
execution - in sundry write of .3yo vat John W. Lott.)
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In book 11, the coot.. above I odirated I. rontlorrd
and become• a Mole More theoretic •rhe hook Is tined
or the n+r of the younger ' , chola. In Goan Mar Schools
Price 50cent,
In Book 111. port singing la Intrtworrd. and the ear
Is train id to harmonic Si Itgittg. For Higher tlassea
Ora tumor thou's. Price bu cents.
The music lu these charming and useful hooks was
selected and arranged by the practiced hand of Mr.
u. Emer on. and the theoretic pan halt been well test
ed by air. TPden before plactng lu the Readers.
For MGR S. UMOLS. nothing mi.-cut-de the above
Menders better tau "'Fhe flour 111 winging." 141.00.1
already lu etteiwive lire. If that her been used. try
— Choice Trios," [el 00.1 a coikaloo of the best :span
Tho new Singing School Souk. - The Hong Mon
arch," Oh etc.] is all'iletitig 011,31 attention as one
of the best cause me mode tar [singing schools.
Sold by ell deAlon. Miller book Font poet p►ld lor
retell price,
OLIP EH DITSON 6 Co., CHAS. IL DITSON S Co..
Bogoo. 711 Irdway. N. Y.
Sept.?-sw. (May 2(1, 1W:1.-1y.]
BIATOILLEVB
Improved CI.%I2UIIIISEIt WOOD
IT 11P, l'astaless, Durable, ElSA,lent.
;2 Intl Cheap. Thu bo,.t Pamp rot the
lettatztaaney, Attention Is etiteciAlly
, invited to Illatchicy'sl'otot 6u
proved Ara, ket and No Drop L'lteett
iaore, Which can be withorstra
without tvnattylng the Damp ur d.-
tanlug /
"V":lt‘te neve the t ,
or
lt
• To. -seer tracer or
snake, and w!lt taat any t.ther ,
1.0.1 Vtar sale by Ile It le 4: Oat Freda
a. generally. Inquire fur Blatcbtey ••
' • 4 Ptnnp, and If not :or sale In your
town, .end direct to
CH/i3, f 3. BL&TCEILEY, 111.nufwtrrer.
Ana Camino., Pt., l'boadelplos, Pt.
April let, 1614.—54,..
N EW MILFORD
MACHINE SHOP.
JULIU' SHULTZ, Pricaral Niochinlet. noprot ally
Policito We jr.trouogr at ali who wie *root hoko.
Millwork; tqualtlak,liongeir, Polity cooro
N. M.—Special attention paid to tritairlog.
Now Mlllurd.Jouilllk.'l4.-13.
J 0.13 WORK
AT THU WITICE,CELEAP 1
.At this Office
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