Volume 32. pemetrat—gbitorial. Circulation Increasing TWICE as Fault OA any Paper In Northern Pennsylvania. poll closed in New York, on Saturday at 116. The L-gislature of Indiana has repeal ed the stritiplit liquor law of that State, and passed a license in its stead. It is officially denied that General Schenck has reeignt-d his position as min ister to England it is not, however, de nied that he ought to do so. No ring measure was passed by the leg islature tni mg to the enirortn opposition of the house, and it follows that no ring newspaper in the state is pleased with tht; result. If there was any doubt in Grant's mind about the people of Arkansas being b au ditt; it was dtlielled by the proclama tion of Gov. GArland scaing apart the 26th of March, as a day of Th.mksgiv ing for the Poland resolution. The letters that have been published as being written by senator Johnson to the Democrats of .New Hampshire full of vulgar insults,Jare pronounced forgeries. The 'language its them was enough to prove that. The Radicals are already Organizing for the fall campaign in this Stale. 'lf the friends of a bad cause aiid the advo cates of Federal usurption and central. ized government can thus early take the field, the Democracy should not he be hind them in preparing for the hat Ile.— Local organizations should be effected at once. The widow of the late Gerrit Smith died at Peterhoro on Sat urday,the - Gth inst. She was neeiving medical aid in New York city when her husband died, and went home greatly beaiditted. But the severe wit which has been so fatal to so many elderly persons, tried her beyond her strength, and she died of an Milani matory di-ease. The hst of corigresst..nal recipients of President Grant's favor is increasing.— Ex-Congressman Parket. of Nlissouri, re ceives the federal judgship to Arkarisas and Ex•CongleSsman Lowe, of Kansas, the territonal judgship in Utah It is needless to add that both voted for the force bill as well as in pposition to Judge Poland's resolution in regerd to federal interference with the affairs of Arkansas. The adunntstratiou is throwing its whole weight into the Connecticut can— vass. In New Hampshire the third term was repudiated front the outset, and the party was left to its futet but in Connecti cut the battle is a third term battle, and the true precursor of the fate of that policy. If the load proves to heavy in that state the star of the President will have attained its zenith and begun its de scent to the horizon. The combination which has the posses 13i011 of file gold market in New, York is said to be operating c‘ith a pool of fifteen millions of dollars. The premium has been steadily advanced by purchases until it now stands at with every day's transactions adding in the scarcity of cash gold in market. So long as the in sane legal tender policy of the govern— ment continues, making gold a commod ity instead of the medium of exchange, so long will the people suffer by these periodic swindles. • Congress has renewed the Franking privilege for its own benefit, and impos— tire burden to pay the expuse upon ol the people by doubling the rates of pos b, rage on third class mail matter. Every ItA person who sends a paper to a friend m must pay Iwo cents instead of one as heretofore. It seems also to have had an eye to assisting express companies by cut ting down the weight that has been sent through the mails,and also imposing bear. fa , ier . tariffs. This Radical administration is hi emphatically a protective administration UK -tA II aka "rlow long,Oh ! How long.' pr. Al The factious Radicals in the Legisla— by tare have entirely overreached themselves Bal in their attempts to cast odium upon the rg Democratic majority of the House. The tl record stands against them, and a very tl ugly n-cord it will ?rove to be. Hence, we are not surprised to find the Ring or tl already rushing to the rescue of the at rowdy element of the minority, and at— ti tempting to shift the responsibility of their acts upon other shoulders. But this P trick will not serve. There is no such a thing as blotting out the record. It will St stand against the men, who being no h able to rule sought to riot Since the adjournment of congress ten a ex-rtpretentiitives and one ex senator It have been rewarded for their personal ig services to President Grant. The latest congressional object of presidential grati- tude is Jasper D. Ward, ea member from , Chicago, wh6 has received the, appoint- I went of United dates attorney for the northern district of Illinois. Wttrd was t the author and solitary signer of the min- ority report on Kansas affairs declaring that Brooks was the lawfully elected gov ernor of the state, and adopting President Grant's suggestion that the present guy. meat should be overthrown by force.— This report of Ward was rejected with contempt by the majority in congress and the report of Poland declaring that no pretext existed fur the interference of the government at Washington with the af fairs of Arkansas was adopted. But Grant has taken care of a servant who has des troyed his political fortunes by excess of zeal in his behalf. Last November Ward was a candidate Mr re-election to non grees iu a republican district 01 Illinois but was defeated by is democrat. One of the best claims that a politician can present for the favor of Grant is the fact, of his repudiation by the people. MEIMI Some months ago Josephine Mansfield got a judgement against the estate of James Fisk, deceased. tor *25,700 on, two promissory notes. Au effort is being made in behalf of Mrs. Fist to obtain a new trial, on the ground of newly dis— covered evidence, and on Tuesday of last week Judge Lawrence granted an order of reference, to take the testimony of Thomas 0. Sheaman, clerk of Plymouth Church, who was formerly one of Fisk's counsel. A Massachusetts man vouches for the following anecdote of old Priest Williams tifty years ago, the pastor of the Congre gational church, he having overheard the transaction when a boy. The Pastor was particularly fond of a good horse, and always kept his"pacer." One of his par ishioners, Jeremiah Shumway, owned a title animal which the clergyman desired to possess, and one Sunday morning Mr. Shumway droxe up- to the door in. tine style, just as the minister was dismount ing from his own carriage, a few steps away. The preacher and his parishioner entered the doorway together. The for mer drew him aside a moment. "Jerry," said the good man familiarly, "when I get to preaching you slip nut and take a few turns up and down the road with my mare, and after meeting is over tell me how you will trade." And they traded on Monday morning. The alliance between the Republicans and liquor prohibitionists was very close in the recent election in New Hampshire the temperance candidate for governor having received only seven hundred vows, a decrease of two thousand since last year. But this did not prevent the holy alliance from availing itself of the world• ly and practical process of the wicked in order to secure the victory. In the town of Farmington the headquarters of the Republicans were abuduantly supplied with stimulants to inspire the patty champ ons to carry on the warfare on be half of tet..lu•rance, and some of the op— position were invited to participate. It appears that the liquors so generously provided were drugged. One victim died before leaving the headquarters, and two others were so effectually quieted that subsequent proceedings on the election day interested them no more. Under this vigorous syStem of tactics the town was triumphantly carried by the Repub• licau and prohibition alliance. But It scents not to have been practiced on a sufficiently extensive scale in the state, as the candidate for governor still wants 632 v otes of an election by the people. None of the Philadelphia newspapers have seen fit to tic where it justly h4ongs the responsibility for the scenes of disor— der witnessed on one or two occasions in the house during the session, but they have constantly abused the democratic majority in unmeasured terms. A staff correspondent of the New York Tribune, whole more just and discriminating to his criticism, says: "The republicans have tried to throw the blame upon the democrats for the disgraceful disorder that prevailed in the house one night last wtek, when the boom bill was up. but the truth is the rowdyism on that and many other occasions proceeded chiefly from the republican side, and notably from the rough and characterless young men whom the people of Philadel phia permit the corner grocery politicians to elect to represent that city. The dem ocrats in the house have shown theinsidves ignorant and stupid in many things; but they have had the virtue and sense to strangle every doubtful measure sent ov— er from the republican senate, and it is impossible to point out a single job they supported as a party." Of course.it is the fashion to describe the democrats as "ig— norant and stupid," but that' can well af— ford to submit to this reproach when it is accompained with the admission that they have enough virtue and sense to de feat the corrupt measures of their oppon ents. The janus-faced senatorsof the late leg islature, who represented the Republican party,have attempted to cover themselves and their party with the lion skin of temperance, but the long ears appear to a very damaging extent. They made long and loud speeches, buffeting the air, that they were bitterly opposed to the repeal of Local Opti‘ir,laut that they mere ly accepted the license law because they could do no better. Some four or five of these hypocrites so state, when the fact is on record and beyond their power to erase it, or the power of such papers as the Montrose Republican to obscure it with falsehood, that if any two of these sen ators had voted against the license fair instead of voting for it they could have defeated it- It proves what we have ever maintained, that Local Option 'was a political bastard and the sequel shows thut it has been strangl-d by its illigiti mate parents in the satin hope of avoid fog the just jp•nulites of their They have all shown their infidelity by voting upon all sides of the question.-- By reference to the law in another col umn, it will be seen that they have bad an eye to "business," in the "protective tariff" they have introduced for the belle lit of the Philadelphia and Pittsburg whiskey ring. It prohibits any person outside of the state from competing with this ring, either in price -or quality. This at this political juncture, may have been iconsidertd by these temperance (?) sen ators, as a line stroke of policy in View of the tall campaign. ft is more prohable,however,that there in was found the "weight" of argument that led these abstemious senators to pre fer a stringent license law to a loss of the "weight." We have a right to a sus picion of men who belie themselyes, who belie toeir platform, and who belie honest humanity, by such contemptible doable dealing. When our senator gets borne he and Homer will put their heads to gether and make this as clear as mud to the people of this county, at which time (if we can see it) we will recall all we have said, or else we will say a few words more. TILE MONTROSE DEMOCRAT, MARCH 24, 1875. The result of thTsi election in New Hampshire proves to be a substantial Democratic victory, and the jo,y with which the first returns were greeted by the administration party has been cling. ed into chagrin and disappointment.— There has been no election of governor by the people, and this of late years has been the rule rather than the exception in New Hampshire. But what is of real signifLience in national politics is the election of two Democrat members of congress, a Democratic gain of one meta bet.' In case the election of the next President of the United States is thrown into the house New Hampshire's vote is secured to a Demoetat. The radical party is thus beaten or. national issues in New Hampshire. The official return have been received from all but one town Giving that town to the Democrats, the Republicans will have a majority of ten in the house. The senate stands five to five. There is no choice in two districts which will be filled by the house. The new Senator from Michigan, Mr. Christiancy, surprised the Senate tai Ft i— day by making a m isterly argument against the admission. of Mr. Grants friend Pinchback. It made a decided im pression on the body, and lessened chan ces of the mulatto getting his seat as a Senator from Louisiana. Mr. Christiancy applied the parallel of Louisiana to his own State, in which he said : "While the people of Michigan might not object to the action of the military in preAerv ing the lives of citizens against insurrect ion and violence, would they he likely to recognize the validity of the govern— ment thus imposed upon them ? Would they be likely quietly to submit to it ?_ Th.. people of:Michigan are a law abiding people, but I know them well enough to venture the assertion that it would take several regiments of solders to keep them quiet under a government thus imposed, and more than all the armies of the United States to make them love or re spect it. They would see, as I knJw they do to-day see and feel, that the election of a State Governor and a State Legisla ture was not to be decided, nor the State government run, or prevented from run ning, by the fiat of a Federal Court. and that even the Executive of this Federal Government had no right to decide the question for the State or to institute or establish a State government for them." A petty good beginmg far a Republi can Senator. The New Lleense Law. The followiug is a copy tit the license hill as reporietl by the conferei;ee emu— . . rn.ttees of the senate and house and ad opted by both brunches of the legislu— An ac'. to regal an act to permit the voters of this commonwealth to vote every three years on the question of granting licenses to sell intoxicating liquors and to restrain and regulate the sale of the same. SECTION 1. Be it enacted, etc., That the act approved the 27th of March, A. P. 1872, entitled an act to permit the voters of this commonwealth to vote ev- ery three years on the question of grant ing licenses to sell intoxicating liquors be and the same is hereby repealed, SEC. 2. That licenses for sales of liq— uors, where not otherwise provided for by special law. may be granted by the Tile first trial of a person for a capital court of quarter session of the proper offense without a jury that is on record, county at the first or second session in d • aceor ing to Judge Sanford, one of the each year, and shall he for one year. The two judges trying the case, has just been said court shall fix by rule or standing order a time at which application for concluded at Bridgeport, Connecticut.-- said licenses shall he heard,ut which time , The prisoner James E. Lattin. chose, as all persons applying,or making objections hi- had the legal right, to be tri ad by the to application for licenses, may be heard court instead of a jury. He was charged by evidence, petition, remonstrance or by counsel : Provided that for the present with murdering his affianced the night year licenses as aforesaid may be granted before his intended marriage. The case at the third, or any earlier session of said . wlts one of strong circumstantial evidence court. bat there was no positive proof of guilt. Sec. 3. That all hotels, inns and tav erns shall be classified and rated accord- under the laws ot Connecticut a person in gto the last annual return of the mer- cannot be convicted of murder in the cuntile appraiser or assessor of the proper first degree-except upon the positive proof city or county, as follows, to wit : All of two witnesses, or circumstantial evi cases where the clarification shall be $lO, let deuce equiva it thereto. How the ere 000 or more, shall continue first classand ' pay $700; where the classification shall' aleht is to be determined would puzzle be 88,000 and not more than 810,000 the a :PIT In this case the two Judges rea— second class and shall pay $4OO ; where sone out that while the circumstantial the classification shall be $6,000 and - evidence did not amount to as much as not more than $B,OOO the third class the positive evidence of two witnesses, it and shall pay $2OO ; where the classi- was sufficient to convict of murder in the fication shall be $4,000 and not 1 second degree. Lattia was accordingly more than $6,000 the fourth class and sentenced to the Penitentiary for life.— It is extremely doubtful, however, vheth shall pay $lOO • where the classification . er the judgement of the Court will stand shall be leas than $4,000 the fifth class and shall pay 1550 : Provided, T hat aa in this case. as the indictment contained license shall be less than $5O : And pro- ! only a single count, charging murder within the first degree. vided further, That any person licensed , the present or any portion of a year snail --=—=--- , I pay pro rata share of the license fee and , the authority granting the license shall • designate the classification for that year i AG EN TS WA NT E D fo e r s ( th eselling And provided further. that no license for book ever published. Send for circulars and oar extra terms to Agents. Natlooal Publishing Company. Phaa bottlers shall be less than *5O. delphla, Pa. 12w4 SEC. 4. That anv sale made of vi none, ' LIFEandEXPLOIItATIONSOFDIEIL spiritous, moult. or brewed liquors, or any , IVINGSTE admixture thoreol; contrary t' the pro. ' O N . f visions of this law, shall be taken to be a , TGairlii.:lm4 childhood r authentic t. account ~.‘, IN l' l. k th n e g r o e :: rtf::: misdemeanor, and upon conviction of the fag how he spent 80 years in the wilds ofiStries. show misdemeanor, la offense in the court of quarter sessions : g,T,',7 , l'lsa i A ng s T,..' l 32, l Nlit".4 eiMlybiar areth of the peace of any city or county, the ; unequaled for tf.liex and Nice.. person so offending shall be sentenced to AGENTS WANTED. Add i.74.°;.''''Vece .. pay a tine of not less than *2OO nor Quaker City Publishing Co., Philadelphia. Pa. 12w4 more than *5OO, with the costs of int,: g u ti on , and to stand convicted until the 81101411711& =MA Furrow EITOLTIMS, sentence of the court is complied with, 0ft z ,...., m .., kta5 , . not exceeeing ninety days, and upon a k'c'=. " 4 . 1141 """"".... 4 ".. Wellilis 'tree OW il ea. Pao second or any sub - Sequent conviction the - ~.. - party so offending shall pay a fine of not A.l.M. l t'ou cl aTir g ee el . fl hfia'g' il ehru g ' I c i tl's 4.1, 3 '. . e' D ' 05 5 t - O'o a .l less than $5OO nor more than $l,OOO and undergo imprisonment in the county jail A HERA BEADLE BOOK, Arthur's latest and greatest. of not less than three months nor more than one year, and if license() shall in lieu DANCER.. , I Or, Wounded in the Rouse of a Friend. of imprisonment forfeit his bond and is .h re e l."'r'o ln il: Zpkifsl'aitreeetteitt of tt r e k4° Di% said licence and be incapacitated from re- Of ? Ur whole PCOge. sad gives a terrible view of the ceiving sup license aforesaid for the period Tii, i ii i `w c ril l iie u giet .I=g l iill u ir s i rrit g 11711:= 1 = of 6ve years thereafter, and any keeper of t iVo ut e l , l4 e l (7 =is W ul e ta re St e end term o te r d D t: to r t: I :V I : In any drug or apothecary store, confection- ducements to male and female CIIIIIIISIOrr We mini ery or mineral, or other fountain, who :gig s e jp e ai w ve he eir e g v ta " rs " . 4 '2. Z. ° a'aii i i i &l t cW." shall sell any spiritous, vinous, malt or 10-4 tai Chestnut at, Phila. brewed liquors, mixed or pure, to be used 1188 E YOU TRIED as a beverage, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and liable to the same .31171 = 1.1:7333E1MAL ? conviction and punishment as unliceused offenders. SEC. 5. That it shall be the duty of Weak i vous, or Debilitated? the court, mayor, alderman or justice of , Ner the peace. before whom any line or i ' Ate you 60 languid you ny exertion r re of ncn an t effort t u hafeel capable o melons? city shall be recovered, to award said flue; l 'i t tog Lul l i.". tn th c e n 7 1 16 1" 21fl o o ", a" la nig" S e. e.C . retiv ¢r forfeited penalties, as well as proceeds of all L gene:: Impart vigor to all ‘ the M o w fort forfeited bonds to the c i ty or county i .4 1. 0 t , :i t at sic H o l hb t olfc iretizer. which stimulate depth treasurer, as the case may be • lower i of misery A but it I:a e t l' eg:tat i ft e gni f : l a i Cting directly on re _ i the liver and spleer. SEC. 6. That the conga ' les of the ea t c c h witsig the Bowels, via" the nerres..aad giro speetive wards, boroughs and townships ' shall make a return of retailers of the "e Invalid fell 3174:lbeewwPeatide°a""em " 4.-°°' ma tte gr i ea ts t Oper u lloti!!tt violent but is characterized by liquors, and in addition thereto it shall , change, no marked results,ebntit=rybrisii:ogieb be the duty of every such constable at each term of said court of quarter session l i . rea d s t i l ie c a ir o t ir e ;i:id i s k i: 7 6 A'sba ' ea 1 .. This is nO tow and untried distiv"ery, ands: of their respective counties to make return .i or coed walk wonderful reitiedloi results been ' povverfal tonic and aiterytire °! -ler. " the most on oath or affirmation whether within h is 4 bbubc''d by t he bi2beit ibildicli butb it ' Wm knowledge there is any unlicensed m um ; Ask your druggist for it. Porzaleby Wit, r.KIDDER & co„ within his bailiwick kept and maintained . i 10-{w thew York. 77.7:7v-vv- ,•,....... . ._,.... - - ' in violation of this act, and it shall be the especial duty of the judges of all of said . courts to See that this return is faithfully made, and it any person shall make known in writing, with his or her name suberibed thereto, so such constable, the name or names of any one who shall have violated this act, with the nattier of the Humes of the witnesses who can prove the fact, it shall be his duty to make return thereof on oath or affirmation to the' court, and np a his willftit failure to do so lie shall be deemed guilty of the crime of perjury, and upon indictments and conviction shall be sohjected to its penal 7. The husband, wife. parent,child : guardian or any iierson who has or may hereafter have the habit of drinking in— 'oxicating Minor to excess may give notice in writing signed by him or her to any person not to sell or deliver intoxicating liquor to the person having such a habit if the person so notified at any time with in twelve mouths after such notice sells or delivers any such liquor to the person having such habit. the perscn giving the notice may in an action of tort rec.iver of the person notified any sum not lees than fifty nor more than five hundred dollars as may be assessed by the court or judge as damages. A married woman may tirmg such action in her Own name iit wdltsta dmg her coverture and all dam ages recovered by her shall gI) to her Sep. crate ti-e. In case f the death of either party the action and the right of action given by this section shall survive to or agaiust his executor or administrator without limit as to damages. See. K. No person or persons non residents of This commonwealth shall en— gage in selling, trading or vending in toxicating liquor and no hawker. peddler or traveling agent shall engage in selling ff for any person or persons who ore non• r , sitlenid, or in vending, trading or con tracting is any manlier, whatsoever in intoxicating liquor within tie limits of this commonwealth. Set. 9. Any bond given by any per son under the provisions of this act may be canceled alter thirty. days' notice in writing shall have been given uud receiv ed by the respective parties thereto. Pro vided, The sureties to be released from such, or any bond, sh.di he ar no risk pending thereon. In the event of can ceiling any bond and the releasing of the sureties the principal shall provide ac ceptaule substitutes if he desires to con tinue the business, otherwise his license shall immediately be revoked. Stat. 10. That no license to sell in toxicating drinks shall hereafter be grant ed to any person until he shall hare exe cuted It hOlid 10 the commonwealth in the penal sum of $l,OOO. with two sutlic• n-tit surities, to be approved by the court granting such tiortt,s, .... to play all damages, which may be rvcovered rn any action which may be instigated against him under the peOVIStOn of this act and all costs,tines and penalties which nifty be imposed upon him in any indict ment for violating this act or any other law of this commonwealth relating to sell rig or Ilan ishing intoxicating drinks. and the stud bond snail be tiled in the otlice n 1 the clerk of the said court fur the use and benefit of all persons inte rested therein. SEC. 11. That it An)) not be lawful for any person, with or without heense,to sell to any person any tntoxtcat Mg drink on any day on which elections are now or hereafter may be required to be held, nor on Sunday, MT at any time to a minor or to a person visibly affected by ibtoxicat. ing drinks. Sec. 12. That any license herewfore granted shall not be invalidated, and that none of the provisions of this act shall be held to authorize the manufacture or sale of any intoxicating liquors in any city, county, borough or township hav ing special prohibitory laws. Cauchy . & Co =EMM New Advertisements 'F. D. LAMB, N. D., CALVES! CALVES! PHYSICIAN AND scßoEolv t.durs els profession- al services to tbe citizens of Great Bend and vicinity. :3000 CALVES and V EAU.: WANTED at Great Oillco a the Valley lions, Bend Village, Pe., for wairb the BEST Great Bend. Po., March 01, ISM.—tf , MARKET PRICE will he paid. Also calver six days old, by N. S. OA lei E,S, I. V LEWIS. Circular SAW-MILL for Salo, With Fifteen Acres of Land, Tu° and three-fourth tulles I roe, Meal rope, on the Snake Creek rood, liar Ungt , rn • Tanners. The MILI la newly titled up and in .tuck ed with logs, and will he sold cheep. Also. If desired. team and tools ueeessnry for rurrylita on the business. For further particulars toll of the mill. or addreps un- at Montrose, Pa. LESLIE Fool' Marsh 24 I n75, tnt!pd SCHOOL MUSIC BOOKS. COMMENCE or fu.troctiou xitli AMERICAN SCHOOL Ml'Slc HEADER , . IN 8 BOOKS Book 1 [RS costal hat a charming cour.se for Primary School's. Book If (50 centrl hex 0111 . s.ts unity attractive or Crammar lirhoolr, and Book 11l [Si ceottAl Is fitted ft.r higher Grammar clsosto, aml School,. The very practical. Interesting and thorough course in I heat book. was constructed DI LQEmrrtnu avd W S: tldrn Fora companlon book use 111 F. El/ Fr 1. l'Oft'EN. A large collection ofgenial Krbool Song, by L. O. Knier. eon. A popular book. rifty cent.. Ai erward take op TUE MOUE OF SINOINO, CHOICE TRIOS. or These hooks are for High Schools and Academies.— The Hone of Singing 41.001 by L. 0. Emerson and W. S Tlldrn , in Arranged for 2. :tor i voice.. Choice Trios jlLlpl by W. S. Titileu, for 3 rolcts, arc choice in every sense, and The Song Monarch [715 rents) by H. if Palm er, assisted Ay L. U Emerson, unexcelled an a hook for singing Classes, is equally good for High Schools. An books sent po..t.pit Id, (or r tall price. OLIYRR DITsoN & n CRAB. 11. DlTrtOlk: d i:o,, liortun. 711 Irdway. N. Y. Ilay 14, 187.1.-1).1 ANNUAL STATEMENT Receipts and l'apenditures OF THE DIREI Tolls OF THE Poor Asylum of Alm & Rosh ror the Yetr coding the :!d clay c f )forth. .\. I). IN T 3 ILEC El P 714. AOlOllllll4 of Duplicate. for 1 , 474 : Amount Auburn Dap %cute . . Rl .Ofi7 Duph . o Spring - vine . }ore-t Lake . ..tl3B -$3,110 R 5 Exoncratlnna to Auburn. (;upl p]l6>llullr to Total aro' to re, hed from Dopllcatro, 1n74 $3.02 22 Are! reed from L. II Bun/me/J. la•e Trade .. 711.51 Sprinnellin Doidleate l 1K721. IIU •• Ilor.gerford S Me*erolc note 2 int. 36 Zi Z. Cornell. note S lut. . .. 117 111 `• Bradley Betate 1(17 00 Bt pounds Minor 10 tou• flay ... Pork and Beef.... Cider and Applen Beef Hide and Veal .41. Veal Calves. . Buckwheat and Corn . Onta.. Bee 1 Yearling. . . o.orrglaa, 4.3 M./ Dupitcut Total Receiptr from all sourer, EXPENDITURES. By amotmt paid Cope heir. for deed . luau C 4. tract. . luriti paid Jolla R. Railer ant 00 Interest 1111'9 Int. on Auburn Bond . ltet. Sally Pepper interest a) CM Stewart Labor on farm . 144 00 Ironing Apple tree .. I Ott lief, la [masc.. . trs .11 Laving .011 t. wall 01 62 Blackrinithlng Zi 48 Advertising Annual Rr port • Printing ... Outride relief for II Dor ton IMili. . Leo 1874. .. New Milford aryl= for 0 W Baxter family . •40 Outride relict T grad 9n Ud E Truly I 1/0 DANVILLE INSANE ASYLI•M • ' Maintenance and burial A 1.1 Sweet ... Expeare taking E (lam Maisttenstace of an clothiuu D _ • Rana• • . 121 80 Medicine and true+ ... 4 10 Flour... , 76 40 rotators. . 20 25 Horse hire. . 7 09 • 37 50 Seed wheat. .. ... 2-4 00 Recording, deed .. 240 Mechanic a work 7 49 Duplicates and making 13 tat Desk and chair . .. 10 25 Brands and stencil . . 9 91 Taxes 1874 . 16 Appraisers . , . 30a1 Expenses to Honesdale In Stanton case._ 15 211 JAlllasson director 1873 V 50 • A Varier director 1814 . 43 00 • • . • H Vanscoten •. 34 75 . • Clerk. stamps and books 28 55 Treasurer . . 2 2000 • • Return Judges . 700 • • 31 Pritchard, auditor 1672 300 • W Wheelock, J P 1 - 50 Difference on brood sow 500 Si EFiCI.II , 7I:I7SE. By amount paid for Hardware . 24 10 Salt and planter 24 Wood and ti. , ware 7 IT Calico and muslin 14 6.3 • Boors and n* _l5 I : 0111V91 and garde seed . VI/ 30 Wall and window paper 65; • Satinette and cottoned., 12 38 • • Shirtlug and linen. . . 43 Tuba and Firkins .. 1246 31 Wens and stocking yo 505 • Crackers and cheese. . 233 Starch and retains 1 09 Oil and lamp chimneys. 2 47 Thread. buttons.drawers and hose ...... 3 37 Saws and goitres . 923 Molasses and spices.. .. H9O Candlewick & etationerY 157 ramphor,indigo.and comb 110 Hats.caps and matches_ 479 Fruit cans and crockery 545 Fish, powder and fuse— 4 Ssr.) Cider making and straw 735 19 pounds of tea ... 1065 • 361 pounds of sugar 33 64 3734 pounds of coffee.... 13 15 25 pounds rice, / 97, Tobacco and snuff . ... 17 78 Refunding order on Rush duplicate ..... 3SO Steward's expenses.. . 7 07 Sundries. . IS4 - F 3.56787 Balance In hands or Treasurer .. 336 73 RECAPITULATION. Total amount or Receipts $4127 60 Expenditures 8.67 07—E550 79 OUTSTANDING DEBTS. J R Bailey balance on Judgements.. $10.3000 Auburn Toirrosblp bord ... 635000 Sally Pepper bond . GOO 00 Total amount of Indebtedorto. 1.904:100 VALUATION OF REAL AND PERNONAL PROP ERTY, Farm 12 cows yearliags.,...... ............. 6300 1 shoat Poultry.. . ........ 17 50 Lumber and shingles.. ..... . 15.6 19 Farming Implements and tools 31733 Bedsteads, beds and bedding, potatoes, apples, elder, lard, batter, pork and beef, chairs and tables, and other house hold goods. ..... 515 27 Two stoves and furniture .. (8) 00 Grain on the ground. 108 00 Ray nn grata In buildings 27300 Total —sl9lB 81 I SiPRUVEMENTB ON FARM. About as rod• of wall laid, 9 acree of land cleared. Average numour of ltrmate* during the year about tinni A. CARTER. M. H V ANSCOTEN. f Director*. Auburn. March et, 1815. Dauchy 8 Co 66 11&SYCII0a1ANCY, or SOUL ellAßMLNO."—tiow either sex may isseinate and gain the lore and affmtlotia of any person they Choose blatantly. Thia Dimple mental acquirement all can posamm.free, by mall, for 25 cis, together with a Martin:lc gulde.Eqopt fan Ora cle Dreams, flints to Ladle, Wedding-Melt Shirt. etc. A queer hook. Address, T. WILLIAM & 0 )., Puha. 8-4 w. Phd'a. FREE It'll tztogrwith o Q e. o l i en stamp. F. P. Gums., New Bedford, More. Owl 435.000thaotr F case of Asthma. Cough, or Cold ADAMSON'S BOTANIC BAI2 4 AM GOLD JOHNSTON, e. Large BoItk• 113 cents HOLLOWAY St CO.. Ag ents, Phltaddphts. Btv4 QUARPPN your own Mill Picks. No Blacksmiths 0 needed. .Money invecl, and Plcks always sharp, Pot illustrated circular addrOss Tar, Tawrra Co,Stroudiburg, Monroe Co , Pa. arl 31 " RYLAND FARMS and Homee,lo,ooo Acres, Near railroad. Location healthy. Titla good. Addreee Wm. R. litdgely, Attorney, Denton, Maryland. 10.4. MONEY easily made tit selling Teas at Importer's /U. Press. or getting up clubs in towns end cuun 'ry for tbe oldest ea Company In Anierles. Greatest In• docements. Bend for circular, CANTON TEA CO., 148 Chambers street, New York. 104 F°B COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, AND ALL THROAT DISEASES WELL'S CARBOLIC TABLETS. PUT UP ONLY UN HEATH BOX&i. A TRIED AND BUR R 3iSideDY. Bold by Doinglea generally, and t 3 iw, Johnston, Holloway b. Co., Philadelphia, P. —r—wzgrrtrrarr374 . . : New Advertisements Urcai Bend Vl!laze, Marrh Legal Advertisements %,...111 !MIFFS Cilt fi E or WRITS tr.°, by the Coi.rt ta ot nnt ol ,osqueban net Cnn() nod to [llO It I I spot eto stale by Watt. •entkie, at the I!..rt Hon, In Montroen, on Yrut)..‘pril li, 1n7.1, at .2 o'clto 11. p, tn.. the fallowing pla-een or parte!, of land, to alt 11 those two 'Ore.., part el- or lot- of land situate in re re-t I eke, in the county of's...leen:tune and state ~f Pelmet lynnla. the first pit. hounded and descrihed on fO I IONFII 1111t,11111, at -on:lnaptearner of Poll3' Pager's lot In the line of Joint, d. Patch's land, thence ' , toll, 4 degree- west on sad One end the highway, 12 percher to a tinier standing .1. a tid Pont', well.thence 110 1 ,1 1 , k!, Wee!. d s to a punt and atones corner. littler north 4 degrees mast IS pert hes to a cor er le eh e ster Lincoln's iinedift nee al el, said llon and poly path's sod I.IIUP, de, ea s t so per t lice to she place of ifegfittong, containing acres, more or less, with the ppurtottances. late honer and ouriottilditt,l, and all unt ie-need The second pie., hounded as lollows: Begin ning at the centre of highway in the limit, oilcan. Broils fora on the Pond creek road ninth,: the lands of said Brallsford north 40 degrees rust 31.1nd eight-tenths perches to a post,thence north of degrees went 5 perch es to a pool. thence north to Alegre., east 3 perches to n post. ?hello! north 50 degrees west ti and floe-tenths ia•ri pea to a plot. thane., north 10 degrees east 28 and ell tenths perches to s post, theme north 75 degrees west 7.2 and three.tenths peerlllse too Pont Ile Ilona-earl corner of Said Willard it cston's utlo•r lot thence south 13 degrees east along the pond 23 perches to a post, thellet• north Kt degrees west 11 pert hes to the vent re of ifte highway. thence loath 7 degrees east along Centro of thr highway 4(1 fferchee to the plat, of beginning. cotntatning S acres and perhbeiii. he the name more or len, with the pelt liege of r fitting his dam two feet. waft the appurtenances one saw mill. duelling house, tsars anti all improved. rinken in execution at the stl t of Willard Weston one to E. 1.. tinrdner, vs. Ben). M. Fox and lieuben Spatitilog. A 1.40 —A II that certain oiere of lan I situate in Len ox towbouip In the count) of Suseptebartua and state of Pennollstinla, bonneted an follows . On the north by lands of Wm. Rees, on the cam by the Btooklyn and G•hnx torn ti ae (now town road.) and on south and west by lands of the hors lten)11 in Tourge's estate, t winning i acres of lard. be the same more or lest, wita lb- appurit bane.. one (roan house. and all Im -d.p Taken In execution at the snit-of IL M. Tif fany vs Anson EtlOWene and Fanny Blowers his wife. and U OF Urea on. Anson Blower. and Fanny Blowers his wtfe. A Liu—All that certain pie,. or parent of laud ',Ros ie In lb.• towtoill p Of epringvllle. In the tmunty Of Suroplehanti t and state of Pennsylvania. hounded as follows .uu the north by bonds of t•lles Rogers sad Daniel Thom le. On the , I.ael by {Albite highway and John Teel. on the south by lands of S. Thomas and L. Taylor, derld, and on the omet by londs of Frank lin Brooks rontel lug rs or of loud shirr or lees. n the appurtetionves, two dwelling houses, horn and -hk'd at lon lied. corn house, alit! other sot buildings. an or, herd. end about tin nerve Improved Taken In Cue ro on, at the null of Riley ge. Lathrop vs. C. M. Brook, TAK.e Nunn , .—All bide newt l+e amihged on the day sale NI. B. IiELNIE, Sheriff. , Iteriff's uffiLe. Montrose. March el. 1,75. MERCANTILE A PPRAISEMENT Dealers in tnerchand.se, me_ in Susquehanna Count% , take notice, that. in pur,uanee of the several Acts or .I,,,etnbly ul this Commonwealth to proride revenue to tweet the tirmunds upon the Treasury and for other purpo,,„:the uuderr signed, Appraiser of Mercantile taxeS for Wild ()Allay, ha, prepared a list Or tniders in said County, ;tad placed sash In that class w hick to him appears just and right according to the -lm of Assembly, to wit - • 64 11 4. 41 17 I 11 .111 '3 K 7 43 Lihrrly. 14 H 1' Handurk /2 3 dr. Hell 'Lenny 14 11 Ii !)Stamford 14 14 If uuson 1 Knight 14 13 II iebllehn, ti . Pot rick M lore p in t 14 ,' t' W 14 orth ' Montose. J E Pay ne " A N 11211344 12 A .4 11-ice II W a It chore 11 tfrobizirater. ~. Lyon.. Drake ,t. Co 11 Perry .Mar , y "' F ft Chandler 12 Marto, .t. .4"., , 12 , II J Webb - 14 W 31 tone " ' Bit 1., on. SCo 12 .1 H. B3VII-i,Oll " Porter S Nithols 12 U. 0 ',tenpins 1 i . .1 14 DeWitt 13 BrlNAkly /I Burns A Nichols pm 3 12 .1 11 Very 11 tuittenburg. Rosen. / Tanßros II /moos & Co i Tahttly ..t. Cramer 14 A l'urrellp to 3 12 Kent S Eldridge It , Read S strood In .1 If Page 14 .1 E Morison 12 Perm so eet II W 111/eau, 14 I, r tot. ne 12.1 1. Talbot 14 It T. Ashley 14 C 0 hordhlm 14 !'Verdi. I N Bullard p m 4 12 Nt A C.ardiner 14 E Hamm 14 LI NV all/1111MM p in 4 11" . N sled lard 12 II W Johnson 14' li 'Miner 13 .1 N Baker 14 Boyd ,t Corwin 12 Do, des Brn- 14 E I. Weeks 11 t 31 Bunter 13 E P Stamp 12 II W Gardner 14 B Thatcher 14 Weatherlu S. Burdick t 4 Geo c Itlll 14 D L utes'eue it Isbell S Nlelholsh 13 /hi nnosh. ft(' Sayre 13 „ W W -moth 13 E 4. cborobers 17, tirldb , 3, Sayre 12 I E Lho It p In 1 14 A Richardson , T C Coo en " S Plllman .4 Co 13 Di nwek. ,Philip Balm 14 Stevens A Leebody I4'J H Rai nsford 14 Wm H. Thayer 14 0 D Stebbins 14 N If Stark /4 Si, Backus billiard tables A Miles 13 Ist S. tbd If imm Blakeslee 14 .Veer Milford nip. orod Lik r. Beuj Sabios pm 4 11 M L Bali 14 .;or ..1111,pnyl Bore. F'rankli n. Hayden &Clements 14 JIINBLIS Boyd 13 L I. Leroy 14 DC d F II Fe rdham 13 J Dlckerman S Cop in 3 lio E II Merriman 14 J If Hartle 14 J I. Merriman / 3 Il W Decker 12 J B Sutton 14 II Burritt p m 4 13 U M Hall 1 t Autry tt. Xliams pm 4 13 W Isaac McKee by 14 m Bay 12 Fr ir wixrille . II Garret &Son 10 Robert Winters 13 P Barnes 14 J F Gorman 13 Lltchiannteht S. 810- i W. Badlon pto 4 11 menthol Bros cl 4 Mrs 31 McNamara 14 Baynes S. Bolden 12 1' G Riley 14 0 W !lager and ti T LiMcCol rirrot r nil T wp. Ilan 2 billiard tables. .. .. . A V Lare) It .1 t ”rttr Tettli...bur) S Son Hat.ht.l.ll E L A.Ltto, .Ir.orttt 2 , 1 $1144 U 3 *SG Sever etr Tie' 14 Oakland. Biro K Word. 1 4 T F 3111.111.01) 14 11 A & S T Clark 13 Delo Church 18 areal Brad 1111a9f. 1:?,a... Bad,. .1 B Brown 11‘,J S ri tili,‘ 14 Rune & Lt wto 1:1 1 WW SS Blicesinpm 411 H S linuna 14 S 11 Edoell 11 .1 B AD:Credo' 4r 18 Thor.. Wheatcroft 18 Benjamin & Carl 14 W 11 Doe' 14 1 4rvat Bend Bum Richard Mark Hp . . . iitephenv & Iteckhow 14 MUSS Mier 1:i T 1) Estalirook pm 2 In Ilungerford & Meeerole 1 ,, P H Lines & C 11 o p m 4 Geo L Letibclm & Cop m 4 S Spencer & Sheldon pm 4 11 H 11 Haynes 14, AMU .t . Williams 12 11 Vanslckier 14 SOrer Lake. .1 it 11 VCiilaton 14 George McNamara pi T Sullivan 1 4 It 0 /leder 14 E ill Meeker 14 14 P Doran 14 J., ph Newman 14 U A P.1:Iltill 14 W& F inderilell p r/4 4 13 Geo Wc.Ael Thom. Kunacl4 14 Suarithentna Depid. 14 WC Bronfon 14 .1 W Unborn 14 .1 F Carl 14 C Coleman 12 MN 13.1e1 Sullivan 14 A C F , 4 , 11.4a” 14 . . - J. H. Sitnreit 14 Hones Spool /4 I) Depue billiard table 1 & 2 1e..? Frazier Gebnon. R'S M Pchell y In 2 la Thos Ferran 14 ‘ ll /ikl'n & S '" l4l 1 ' tn 3 . 1 , 4 . WJ Falken bury 1.1 I) E iloline. H H Crandall 12 Jarneb Fuller 1 0 • F It Thayer 1• Dunn SC. p en 3 ; 3 ., n F Smith 1 i W II Herr'' , " MJ Pendergak 14 Wm D Elmer 111 C A Miller 14 Geo li Neils p m 4 II P Doran 12 „ Co operat IN e Co p m 4 I I ! CJ Lyons 12 W M Pope 4 Letrie. Freeman 14 Kennedy 6-Son 12 I) A Lyon, 13 Harmony. Gutrenburg, Rosen. /. ~ SNIMa a .01:1 .t Son 13 harm .t. Co 1 ' L.TOOO x Ntctiell 11 .1 C J H Cook 13 Noah lii.bee 14, C it J H Cook 73 J Selling, A. Co pm 4 11 Janie,. Bell ..t Son 12 Bramlth A Lange p 111 4 11 John C Kane 2 11 Steptien• 1 4 C. 11. Telford 14 lame. Conn °ley 14 I , D Lyon, 13 51 JA J E Taylor 14 A Tarbox 14 John Fritehley 1 4 0 T Smith 13 M J Taylor 14 II C Lea p m 3 13 ..• • ifrrriek. (1 1, Wii,47., it C II Ellis p m I 12 Mrs E McGrath 14 II N Nichols p m 4 111'Elleo McGuire 14 L Cords 13 Thomas Kelley •.. . • 14 --- 14/I CLea4 m 9' J A Manon . 13 A Altenon s 14 Morris 14 11,,,fiwd. J D Dmkeyers 14 L R Perk i i .7 1 41 Lt n i I :13 ! " r i P t n t e . t. is r 14 ET Tiffany p m 4 133, 1 vv Vm c 8 31 r0 11 . 16 . 14 Oliver Payne 14 JA Williams 14 TJ Carr 14 II M Jones ii D Caßey 11 Fowler Peck 14 Chas Churchill 14 Li (' IS 1 . 4 4 L WeAtbeettiAx 13 :W H Stineben 19 Jackson. 'L C Bell, On 14 Mil , ER Gary 14 James Barna 14 1/ Noberts p ni 4 14 J. W Walker Fl H Si Demme 12 Doolittle tiros 14 W it Norris 13 Mrs P T Little 14 F M Whitney 14 Mrs Margaret McDonald 11 Adelpli Shyer 13 , idea Susie Grace 14 Arnold Block / 4 114lehael Milian 18 .frosup. iS E Gilbert 13 J II Rosencranz p in 4 14,D 11 Pope 14 Little ifettilouv. Whits /Kirk 14 E UUcardolce 151 Edward Ilinde 14 D II Gaiteld 14;John Dunloy 14 athrop. ,Jan Allen 14 L ~„ Wmßaull 14 NFII Finn .1.? A A Smith billiard tables tiiimi,;:i Jelrrn ii tia go, -- i E3f Tiffany 11 —let U W Reege p m 3 13' Mormon. Ilan Brun 11 4 G Hull 14 .1S Wright 14 W W Meseenger 14 0 D Roberta 14 ,11 D 'Mattoon pm 4 14 Lenox. IG L Lew!. 14 11 W Johnson 14 Cleo A Stoddard 14 Black & Clearwaterl/1 B Chase 14 Grow & Bro . 12 El A Connter 14 Jno Cecer Decker ... Silas Hartley 15 Helier Jenkins & Son 14 Geo W Mapes 14 A J Huggins 14 Classification 01 Venders of !ler. eliandise. Sales less tbun $5,000, Sales $ 5,000 less than $lO,O OO class 18 Sales $lO,OOO less than $15,000 class 12 Sales $15,000 less than $20,000 class 11 Sales $20,000 less than 00,000 class 10 Sales $30,000 less than $40,000 class 0 Sales $40,000 less than $50,000 class 8 Claktifleation of Patent Medicine Dealers. • Sales $lOO, and not exceeding $ 250, class 4 Sales $2OO, and not exceeding $ 500, class 3 Sales $5OO, and not exceeding $l,OOO, class 2 And the Judges. of the- Court of Common Pleas of said county will hold a Court of Ap. peal at the Court House in Montrose, in and for said county, on Thursday, April 220, 1875, at which time and place any of the Merchants des cribed, defined, and classed as aforeaaid, or their agents Or attorneys, may appear mid appeal from said assessment if are;:think proper. .1. 11. TIFFANY, Mercantile Appraises. flopbottom, Mardi 17,1875. Legal Advertisements. SALE.—BY VIRTUE 01 , WRITS !retied by the Court of Common Pleas of barque henna County and to mediteeted, I will expo. to wile by public vendee, et the Court llouve In Mutstrore,on Friday, April Mk, 1873, at 1 o'clock. p. m., the following pircea or parcels of laud to telt • • All those two certain pieces or parcels ol land •1111- ate in the township of It Wye, In the evenly ornate quelnalinn. and State ol Peausylvania. the (inn pleec bounded anti described as tslinver, to wit : on Use 'writs, east. and caret by lauds of .I.L.Atlentr. and on lire rough by pntslir higisway. hawing a front ~r fret to width and it depth of resent Hi ye I trent he the rause more or less, together with the appurtenances, I large frame +tore and dwelling house, one two story fhtlll4, building usrd as a .hop, I barn. some Intl tree, and all Smartly ed. The second piece hounded on the north ..y irnd uf S. D Townsend un the Part by land of J. L. Adams, and ou the west and routh by Pablie high- way leanly:: from Brooklyn to Niont ruse. containing In acne, be the game more or leo• wqh tie opporteitanr. a. I young orchard. and all Improved. ITI' ken in exe cution at the nu to of Doolittle. Ames. & Co.. and Ilirsliklud, Parker & Co., vs, Dewitt A. Titoworth, ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of land. oil.. ate In the township of Liberty, county and 'tate afore raid. bounded and described no follow, to wit on the north by the highway, ou the tooth by Londe of Thomas Vanity!, an the east by tan tr of brunt . Travis, and on there. e by lands of Abel fut. 11. t ontaining art ace a, be the corn , more or lei, 10,1 her with the unpile er an. eco tine dwelling haute, one barn and sheds, and other out- , building, one orchard. rod about 10 acres improv• u. t faked IC exerntion at tie of N. (' Warber vs. Ot Sp tuiding and Wm. N and Nor man t.r.tiager vo. Spencer N. Spaulding anti W Ili min N. span ding. ALSO -.{ll that eel tat, pie , or lot of land Altura , . In •be Borough or Montrotar, county and orate alorenald. bounded and described no follont, to wit : on the north and west by land. of the rotate of J.T Blrehard. deed, on the rest by Cherry Street, and on the south by land of W in. L I 'ox, having a front of shout 'lt feet and a t epth of about tat feet, be the came more or less, togeth er with the appurtenances. rue frame hone° Intl out buildings, a few trait trees, and all improved (Taken In execution at the suit of 11. It. Lyons & Co. vs. W W. Lyon, ALSO- All those four pieces or parcels of land of tu ate. bounded, and t vatexibed no follows. to wit: The first piece sit note in the township of Broolclyn, county and elate a foreeald. 'mantled on the north by land ofJost•pri Oakley, on the east by land of John Sullivan, Peter Ilerkuner. Tiffany & Cramer, and Maren.n, on the south by other lands of W. R Page. and ou the overt by Lando of livery cwitsbory a d J. Page, containing about 152 acres, with the appurtenance, one dwelling house, two barns, and other oat-building, on orchard' an ahout It a act,. Improved. The etstond piece or par cel oltuate In the townships or Brooklyn and kiarlord, county and orate aforesaid, bounded on the north by ocher laud- or W. it. Page. tot the ,trot Ity the IL 1,, & W. It. It.. im the south b) tondo of E. B. (iron:lnch, and n the went by lands of John Tewkebury, coataloing a non! illmitre or leaf., with the appurtenance, an orchard, and shout dre acres improved. the third piece ur parcel situate in the township of Brooklyn. county and -we aforesaid. hounded on the north by biotin of Chnr.es , errigo and Manning Perrino, on the en-t by other isnd. of K. R. le Page. on tilt. o Ity ./ . I haro Minot, and on the o cot by lands of E WILL eon, containing t basal tip acre, watt the appnfleneneee one old frame !more lean, and corn house, an orchard. and all improved. The fourth piece ttr parcel situate in the township of Brooklyn. stall iy and slate aforeoaid, hounded on the north by fand• of Manning Perrigo. un the (tact by Inn& of Charles liootirich and Thomas I I f fatty, on the mouth by lands of Alvin Daily, and un the west lie laud. of t'hartes and other land. of W. IL Page, contaltang about Ino acres of lend. he the ,arne more or kre, together with the uphortenauceo. 1 frame dwelling house. frame barn, and other otitmul Id- Inge. some fruit trees, mid about 50 acres improved.— aken execution at the rust of G. P. Tiffany vs. W. IL Page. ALSO—AII that certain Mel, or parcel of 1,..d ,innate the township of Brooklyn. county and state afore said, bounded as Ldlown, to wit Begimsing at a point in the centre of the road leading from !be Meshoppen creek to the flee corners. thence on the south by said road and ;an, a of W. L. Perry, on the east by lam', of B. L. Woodward and Isere anAuken, on the north by lands ot Isaac Vat:Antrim and John R. Ely, and e the west by lands of C. R. Ely. containing ahout 111 scree be the name more to less, together ST Ith the appurtenances Jule dwelling house. tun barns. arid oth er out-hui Wings, orchards, and ahoat ninety acres neuron:rd. akee In eZetaltloll at the salt of Rent Eldridge is. A. F. Allen. ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of land situate in the tow entity of [Amuck, county sad state aftirmemi, hounded and described ae follows, to will Beginning at an old beech cornet. the emithwest corner hereof: thence by land of D. F. St. Celia north IA degrees cast 45 , arches to a poet, thence by the Richard Arnold lot south sei de.freee east t 1 and o.lllth. perches Loa post, thence by lard 01 U. Donohue. smith i,a evarees west 32 p robes to stones In the middle of the middle Branco of the MeshOppeu creek, th nee along the mid dle of send creek, south 60).„, degrees west teu perches, them.. month 51 degrees we, le omen., thm ce SOO' h 59 degrees west 15 perch., to a poet and stones on the southeast side of sold creek. 00 ner by land of O. Imo ohne th nb ce degrees weet T.. and 4.loths perches to the place Or beginning, containing 82.62 acres, be the 'mine mere or less, together With the appur moaners. 1 -mad house, and about five acres ItalleOS eel [Taken in exec.:3llon at suit of 1. A. Alain vs. shrub S. Simmo ALSO—AII the defendant's richt, tale, and interest In nine undivided 'Antis. or all that rennin messuage or parcel of land lying, and being In the Ws, r.hip 01 t.inford, manly and state mon:said, hounded and dew cnbed its`foliows, to wit: Beginning at a corner in the Lackawanna Tunipike road. a cooler of a lot s rvey.4l for William Woodman. thence air es the Lackawanna creek north 4d degrees mast Si and s.llehs perch.* to a corner In the warrant line of John Beach and Samuel Meredith. Nu 3. thence along said line north 45N rim greel west. 41 and 5-nu' he perches Ina earner nu line of lot taleVe) ell fir carpet, tee and hounds. thence south ittle degrees. it est. 13 peiches to another corner thereof, thence north 44 degrees west. 104 perches to warrant line. thence south 47,A demeee weed, :kit) and 5-111ths perches to corner of lot No. 41 of Al Meytert's allot melt of the Meredith lands. thence along line of lots No. 41 and 40 south tin degrees east. 101 perches to cor ner in line of lot No. ten In Meylert's allotment afore said, thence along west linen( tot No. 10 south 2 perch es to a corner of sole 0 and 10, thence along line of No. and 10 eart 214 and 7 Wats perches to the Lackawanna Turnpike aforesaid, and thence by the several courees and distances of said Tureptke la a northerly direction about 100 perches to the place of beginning, containing 445 acres and 11 perches, strict measure, being parts of tracts of lands in the warrantee names of John Beach and Phillip Beach, to ether with the appartenances.— Also, In our equal undivided one..eixth part of all that certain piece or pat cel of laud situate in Clifford town ship, county and state aforesaid, and described us fol lows. to Wit Begins ing at the suet h corner of Jere miah Ronad'e land, in warrant hue of John Beach. thence north 45A degrees rest s 4 perches to a core, r. thence. dont'. 45 deg. west along line of Slocum Carr's 1and,.167 and 5-10ths perches. thence north 44A dedrees west 17 perches, thence et•ath 47 dens. west 116 perches, thence south 44 degrees ea, w l perches to west ember of John Beach warrant. thence along said warrant line north 454 degrees east at; per. hes to the place of be ginning. containing 104 acres, more or less, and being parts of Samuel Meredith's No. 4 warrant and Samuel Meredith'. No. 3 warrant- together with the appurtma acmes. [Taken in execution at the snit of John Watt & Son vs. R. A. Reynolds and - moue' Reynolds. ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of Lund s'Att, ate in the township of Lathrop, county and State afore said, bounded and described as Wows. to w It : On the north by lauds of W. Z. Brown, on the east and south by lands of J. R. Tiffany, and on the west by public highway, containing about A acre of land more or lreo , with the apportenancee,one Manse. some fruit trees and all improved. [Taken in execution at the cult of Fer. dinand Whipple use of P. C. Conklin vs, Z. Betts. ALOE to• Irt pic,c tor rnua enentu to Oakland township, county and state aforesaid. bound ed as follows, to wit : Un the north by land 01 R. Man nertng, on the east by land of—Pierce. on the south by a cross street, and on the west by Westfall avenue. inch the appurtenances. one two-story dwelling house, and all Improved. [Seized and taken In execution on . . . a writ Of Lev Facia...at the of Aaron Young or. W, H. Tinsman. ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of land situ ate in the township of Auburn, comity and state afore said, bounded and described an follow*, to wit : On the north by lands of David W. McCain. on the cast _ . by Oman of Patrick Galvin, on the !tooth by lauds of Joeepb White, and on the west by lai!, of hlisha ' ney. containing S 5 acres of land more or lens. with the appurtenances, a frame hooves barn and other oat buildings, au orchard and other trait trees, and about tO acres improved. [Seized and taken in execution at the sub of N. P. Cornwall vn 0. K. Picket. Lao—.sll those 3 certain pieces or parcels of laud situate in the township of Oakland, county and state ' aforesaid, bounded and described no follows, to wit : The drat beginning on the north line of a lot formerly owned by Wm. Greek, at a stake nd atones north or a pine stab, thencealong the line of said Greek lot north 70 degrees went 03 rods and nine tenths of a rod to a stake and stoles corner of David Taylor's land, thence afong the name north ZX degrees went 01 rods to a cur uer, thence south 713 X degrees east ten rode and 1-'.O of a rod to a stake and stones corner on side hit. Acing) of a dead chestnut lb a line of s Wt now occupied by 'Wil bur D.Stisidard, thence south We de •s west AS and 0-10 rods along other land of aforesaid Jonathan M. Bald win to the place of bet:tiring, containing 35 acres of land, strict measure. in improved. The second piece bent urn t at a post and Clones I he taluthweSt corner of a lot formerly Wm. Greek lot in lino of Peter 61cGahey's warrantee, thence north 79degrees meet 163 rods to n post and moues In line of Gco. McWilliams warrantee thence along the same north 13, deg,. ee. east &lard 37- 100 roes to a stonen corner on a p side hill near a rock, thence along other land of aforesaid Hupman south ;11 degrees east 108 and 7.10 rode to a stake and stone in line of other land of formerly Jonathan M. Baldwin, thence along the same south 23 degrees rant 15 and 6.10 rods to Maros and soot!, 101‘ degrees east 11 rods to stoners corner of aforesaid o,"m Greek lot, thence along the same south tri degrees rant 33 rods to the place of neglnuing, containing 60 acres of land strict measure, mote or lees, uninmoved. The third piece, beginning, at the northwest corner of a 50 acre lot heretofore deeded by the aforesaid Ilupman and wife to C. S. Bennett, at a corner Benne of Geo. Mc- Williams tract.thence along the same north ltd degrees vast 44 and 03.11 0 of a rod to a p int, thence south IS degrees ..lot 14 rods to Bennet, thence south 79 de grees cast 75 rods to a past and stones corner of a lot deeded by Stephens & Mulona Farntoun to aforesaid C. S.Benoutt. thence along the same south 53 degrees east 43 rode anti four-tenths of a rod to a corner of the 50nare lot, thence along the same north 70 degrees n - tnt 108 roes and severi4enths of a rod to the place of beginning, containing 25 agree of land be the same more or I. se, or improved. (Aiken in execution Id the snit of F. W. Boy 'e no. arose Cooper, Terre Tenant. ALSO.—AII that certain piece or parcel of land sit nate In the township of Brooklyn. County of Susque hanna and State of Pennsylvania. bo-nded and des cribed as follows to wit: Commencing in the centre of highway leading from flopbottom to to Brooklyn, in the south by lands of Ferdinand: Whipple. on the east by lands of Charles !Ulmer, Gs the noeth by lands of Palmer and WWI°, oti the west by the centre of pub. lit highway to place of beginning. containing about 50 acres of land, more or less.trith the appartenances,one dwelling house, two twines, a email orchard and ahont forty acres Improved. [Taken Itt execution at the suit f P. C. Conklin vs. Joseph a, [(inner. D. C. Rhine'. and Asa M. Monet.] ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of laud situate in the townsh p of Ararat. county and state aforesaid, bounded and described as follows to wit: On thenorth test by lands of William D. Dunn. on the southeast by lands of Mosso Nichols, rr Co.. on the south and south west by lands of Stone and Wilcox A Co., late widow Wm. Wilson's estate, containing about 20 acres of land, mote or less, with the appurtenances, and partly lm. proved. [Taken in execution at the suit of Thompson noodle vs. Peter Dunn. ALSO—AII that certain piece at parcel of land situate In the township of Clifford, county and state aforesaid, bounded and described as follows, to wit: On the north by lands late In porsesslon of Nelson Ressigne and now In possession of H. N. Tripp, CO the cut by lands of Daniel Davis and E. Carey, on the South end west by lands of Orrin Wilson, coldish:du 140 acres of land,more or less, together with the appurtenances, and about 10 acres Improved. [Taken in execution at the cult of Or rin Wilson vs. Jtseph S. Wilson. ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of land sit.' nate In the township of Herrick. county and state aforesaid, bounded and described as follows, to wit : Northerly by lands of 11. S.Plerce, easterly by lands of O. Blugley,Souther_ly ty lands of J. Cook And westerly by lanai', Of YON/ Banton. containing 51 acres and an perches. with the appurtenances. Otto small (tattling house and outbuildings, and about WI acres Improved. [Taken In execution at the snit of U. S. Pierce vs. John %Vaehburn. ALSO—AII thlo certain lot of land situate to thi town ship of Oakland, county and tittle aforceald, boonded se follow.: On the north by s road leading frutu Sedate Grimaldi to Thotuas Canavan's still, on the west by lot owned by Win. Canfield, on the east b bedateOrbb wold lot, containing about one acre of land, mote or lest, (reselling 6 limo Occupied by O. It. Bennett) With Number 1Q Legal Advertisements the apportoporicep,oac how,' and all Impn , verl rr lu otocutfoo at , ho volt of Curtis t 111Iry ' Room.ll. I. ALSO—AII that piece or pared el land 'final. , townels? of Libertyrconnty and state aforr., I'd and own!). •as follows, to wit: itegtnion g o , Junction of the Vs'e.erford end Abington the nighway leading from Corbett'. 'a m • Roo, thence Louth lii degrees. west 12 p e „ 1, cold Turnpike, thence north al &gr. es we, ;4 , t .d rods, thence north 2)4 tit-grecs ce-c roils to s, way, thence south rot degree.. cast along the., the highway 21: and 4-2 rode to place of tort:lnm,, t „,7 Wining t acres anti 134 perches, more orb,. appurtenances, ono frame hone,. frame:hay,, shod and nil improved. [Take', In ex-ru t ,„„ cult of Belly Dose vs, Abram liveny acid Jit • . er. ALSO —All that ce .. rtain pleCt: or parcel .„, coin th the he of Auburn county and st..• cc „„ gald, bounded and described as follows, to wit • north by lands of Patrick Dongloloy, on the 0, land of Michael Dempsey, ou them/nth by land. nt ,• C. Lowe and en the west by land of Gtorg t coots:m.lg shout S 5 nes... more or less. with ths al purtenauces and about 20 acrt-s Unproved. .•xecution et the snit or Sterling Son vs..lob e A LSO—All.that certain sew•tullleituated ship of Oakland, state and county aforesaid, on wh, known as the ••lehatad swim., let." bounded or, cast by lands of Nlctiolas 1,111, on the south old so., by lands of L, I' Iliuds.and OD the north by the Rah. Payne lot, containing, as a lumber lot (or maid about 21Y0 acres of land, upon which. beside.. the afar, said circular steam taw-mill, there le erected on 1,0,1 two hundred acre lot, a shanty loos' and ban, , the etforestald circular steam saw-mill is about hr, t„,, length and thirty feet in width. with an el: for :11r Onion boiler of about twenty by linty fe e t, being need for the mooofortutlog of Mother an„ cartilage and Mod appurtenant to the steam saw mill. [Taken In execution at th e amt of rh, Baines ALSPOISCSIaItig Company t s. Muse, coop., David onernsey. Take Notice.-111 Maim moot be arranged on th, d 4, of !lIIC. X. B. HELVE. Shrr.ff Shertfre Office. Montrose, Marsh, 1. . 1M75 NOTICE.--P 1.1.,..;( 6 4 1 E 'S VIII NOTICE isLe tetly given to all per-on, f . '„ n corned in the following Eatyttn , to Wit Estate of Lyman Ely. late us Brooklyn. Isaac VanAnkon, Executor. M!MiiiM=E:ll .R,tstto of Newel Keeler, late of Middletown, d, r . 4 Mary Kook, Adm . E..tate of Robert Whiting.. Of of •ifs, Lug deed; Wllltum North, Executor. Epta.- of Et.wla E. Benne t . Lat, of Wm. t'ickaring. Adm'r. Eatato of Edward DAVI!, Late of Fru/Alla, der d W (.. Smith. Adm'r. lintatr of ifOLeGfte,on. late of Dtmock. drt'd Bennet and P A. Stephens. Adin'r. Karate of 0. L Carpenter, late of Ararat, drr d : Pm. url Carpenter. Adm . r. Estate of Jo,' T.rrdl. 131, of Forest Lak e , d er d Wilson J. Torre!! and H. F. Llandrlct Aftm re E;atate of Samuel W. Truesdell tate or I.ln.•rtr Rotlln B. Truesdell and Ktrby ‘tarot„ Estate of Dan!el Wood.: late of Lathrop. cr D F. Wood. Executor. Estate of James Summers. late of New Milford. en Horace A. Summers and Elliot Aldrich. Execnters Estate of Jonathan Taylor, .ale of Lanesboro. d e , J. D. Lyons, Adra'r. D. b. N. C. T. A. Mii=EMS= of John IL Carey, minor. John Mel:, Genrd:al Estate of Martin Newman, Into of Utile llesee. dee'd ; Thomas Warner, Execotor. , . . Estate of henry 11111 s, late of Jessup, dee'4l jr,t 11, hills, Executor That the accountants have settled thelr counts in the Register's Office in and for the county of Susquehanna, and that the sm n ,. he presented to the Judges of the lirphas, Cowl, on Thursday, April 15, P+7s, for (..off:. tirmation and allowance. R. N. TFF£ANY, Register Register's Office. March 17.'74. A !BRAVE BOOK !! "What Woman Should Snow," A Woman't Brink About Women, by a orulb, (]lna. E. 13. DI;FTES '1; .1 a on n l ec y ;Ts fl k y teb:ery L ind ever evriueo hr a tro reap a bouseboid, it. *ruin r, i t nd eminent practical. se Casa. an Imne new drmati 7itatuithstandind the delicate pa t9eet a treated. it is written gr.. 01,5, bra ire pore sill,. a . . not offend the mod (Seallota. 111 , bet, toit had inch an opportunity to make m oney and no Terme and sample *beets mailed free ..at immediate tie peatiou. 3tva J. M. STODDART 0., r...` . , Improved CUCI - NMER o', WOOD PUMP. I. th e ~ ) 1,. B . knowledzed ST . ?,