Volume 32.
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DEMOCRATIC - STATE 1/6ZET.
Pon iltipvraikOit,
x.4.7.vnate,smaxisT43.,
of •Mt:A.l2i County. ,
• ST,iTerp.kAaoitni, 's
^7I,O=DIR,
df Bradford County
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
..'rOIi•;rnESIDIOZT 415D9r,
RALPH .B.:LITTLE i I.Esiz.,'
OF MONTROi3E: ' •
pOR STIERIPP,
OP At/131-116i.
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?OR ROISTER' STD` nEcaniyea,
.0. 1017,4T15*. GILI3ERT,.
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for .. olilLii BEND
i 01 1"
IiENItY -TYX,ER,
'• or - MOOTROSE.' •
Fon commisiumlits, .
IttArruggr- E,' RYAN,
os. ,
APOLkCONT
•
LEANDER. GRIFFIS,
oa .T.4CKBOIi.
FOIL AUDTORS,
ROGER S. SEARLE,
u. BRIDGEN'SrATpri,
1 ` LEWIS . B. O'DOWD,
OF LITTLE MEADOWs.
'Pon • cmyiNEll,'
DR. WX. L. ittert.RbsoN,
OF MOICTIVISEi
FIVE VOTES LEFT AT Hold; ON ELEC
TION 'DA'', IN EVERY ELECTION DISTRICT
IN TIIRSTA.TE WILLALKE 15.000 ‘ LEsS IN
THE STATE. LET NO HONORABLE MEANS
BE OiIiiITTED-TO POLI, THE LAST. SIN FOR
- EVERY MAN ON THE .TICKET. _
G. Lee, who spoke itt the Curt House
last i'riday.tight,: told the. intelligent
people of- lifontrose and vicinity' that ‘we
pay. not one dollsiOf state tax." If this
be the - muse then such items as
the following-appe(tr in the county state
Ment of '1874. • •
Eioneri;l lona to collectors State tax
iercentnge on State tax.
If the -coulkty cnintissioners,
.have
..jssitq=d $1(3,000 it, :bonds to 'pay jail debt
then by the'law they have expentiorl $4l
- tvhieli.proVes 'that they have missta
, ted Wheri they it cost about
•$3G,000, . If it only .cost.whatthey'said
it die, then , they, have violated, the law
which.gave ihetiri. any. authority. Which
• h'imit will they take •
Watson in the 'Ring tirgan. says that:
the :aetners AM the, forts manned by the
Thiais a very . striking simile.
* 'w4y the'Ritighaa'susceeded to man
the n 4 hitB beCU"bylco'peotino . 49o;ooo tax,
$2;0,9p0 - jail debtWhlCh . leUves
the people, to - believe they used the
lr►lance.for political gun wads in "county
Bridgeis". and . ,:"Road ViNvs.". "Rah ter
We charge ; that a baser itiliAood was
,
. never perpetrated .
than When tile Alma
rose Repablican said the Reed bonds' were
at "lawful inierest," conveying as it wati
in tcindr4lio convey, that they wpre at 6
pet; cent.Whefil they are .tit 8 per•cent. We
give the' people and .the Ring due notice
that we ,propbseto Meet, these statements
as Well After:election
as:..,before,' and We
,
shall 'call thetn • to verify- them or
disprove . them :bv some 'other evidence
than "'on lie'lir • •
.RE WARE • OP FA LSE STATE-.
• • •
. .
. have. in4iqe,d the Ring of .StisAne
lianni-COuntl,..and...filed otir evidence in
our -column . s before; tile:people and it lily.;
.open :fOr , Ring prgal or any
One who'llad:o6' . pcitier, to'prow it false
fur more thatiluite weekß but they have
not daredattetupt it, e sayth ere ore tl utt
anything they inay now pat forth aftei
this, (the last issue of ,4iur,paper) in de—
nial of the ehaiges,ii•bizt the part el the
.coirAtth 11114'iliptild:' fix their guilt o'ie
.strongly upeu.,theni 7. We in
they will 'issue 'the Ringorgan just hetere
the' elegistion filled with fahricati,,U fur
effeet;. - as the last throe of. h dying Ring!
-'find that: the people' have etermin •
ed to elect two Reform COutity
,C6nimis
sioliem the Ring, are more afraid of a
Dttinooratie"Majority . op that board than
etse, and they, Tesurt to ev
el:Measure in their fear, to accompl ish
the, defeat of 'one' of. theeandidates.--
Wl:comber that under. ine constitution
no one can- Tote'' , for 'but two' eaiidi
dtties and.th;tre are thr e e to lie eleoted.--
Ring hot* to trade suiliciently in
differe4liectlons with Democrats', to , save
both of Their DtpfT BE
FOOLED BY ItE?1. .:Vo'te' (gr Loth, of The
DelP&Off ati'cl . they Itii/ I" gth
• . •
01.!ti - tho people in the
school: 40uEM,barrrinii And stoles AV here
he BPPOS/044. /be, conlitY that . these
bad tittn**ret , brought on by the • ei—
trarags,nbe 1)1 the fanneri and laboring
111A1.;'''Iii9 lihatit: !limber 'Wagon' is
good enottih_lot'ilieni to ride In and '34.t .
theY borie!OP:i.i . Pd4 o 4 I#, e
'o, l eso days 0
rd'e'ln , ,,oriog..wogoits.:...ki, is .eare till'
not to:slimy thing anat. the dotibling
of the fees Ouunty,' State and:notional
4' 11161 4 . 0:91 8 '., , ga1ur . Y r - gt!ther . the Creflit
Thrit Wt.nt. hutssso 000
nrld 0ur#44 41 4 .$/ 0 , 4 0 0 Yoe. Aor.
13'08 . 13 e ,:g,TAtny.44l►logAabinit,the Jay •,f;o4
out to Ant t 4 itaie
yott' itturce /Lull
curio:o`fii'_}iu he ` Ili lig e•*,
" 111 kfrfor'theltille
•
*lvory' Dementia should be . in his
place on Tuesday mat t and do his di
'titer ',the state and county ticket.—
/41110 y! Raney ! Roost
'THE LEGAL ASSO(I.IATIOY.
Judge:Streeter , denies that be headed
the :petition !or passage of tbe,begal
Association 13111. He referred us to some
of t i ke •Lt turner • upon ,the subit„.et.,. They
are of - the,-(qiiniou . that, there *as no pe i
thion for the passage, but the bill was
I"• I I
passed in the legislature . . by Areferriurto!
another bill of the same kind from some
other county. - It seems that 'while we
were pressing its repeal, senator' ..Iz s itch
wrote, to the attorneys that if they would
.all sign : a!retuonstrance he would not re
peal it; and:they..tilt signed, it but Mr.,
Little, and. that' W. J. Turrell who was
in Florida aud . both Judge Morrow andl
''‘ltidge - Streeter at Towanda - were- written
•
abott:it and assented.. Whether Judge
'Streeter signed I the petition Or rettion
stronce is of little
,account so long. as the
e'ViPtelite,iti - that he :favored:the bill, and
Ell
theitiisno . e yid' e r e , e ither of . his own or
anOine'eltejliat he oppposed it, but M.
Little opposed .it, from first to list.
LIVE ISSUES.
Mr. G. Leo at - the :Court House last
Priday rvetiing saa . the Democrats were
Prying "dead issuei." We have no doubt
that the "Court Konse
,Rite . :wish the
Reform Issues of Susquehanna :county
Were 'dead and that tlui DFMOCRAT was
'buried also. .We ask .pur readers to read
them in another columu,aUd we think
they will consider them pretty lively for
their pockets. We also tall attention to
the deep and startling etrruptioa . un
earthed by the Treasurinvestiiating
committee at llariisburg and if you like
them both "Rah for the Court House
Ring 2":"Ralf ter Bob Mackey 2" High
taies, doubled isidaries,. Stealing ,
thrown in as perquisites, and:,sfarvation,
economy, hard . labiir and "lumber Wag
ons! fOr. the men. - Whose. labor is the
foundation of , all "values, and.whose blood
and lines must protect and preser*them.
II you Vote for the" - -Rings this tall (there
is. no principle them) vou simply do it
for party, and that party' you would sup
port if it sat on a throne at Washington
and wielded a sceptre King Wil
liam.
FOREWARNED.
We have forewarned the, peel& of this
county 118 to the nullifier in which the
county affairs have been Conducted for
the last:eight years, and we feel that we
have discharged our duty to them, and
if they choose to vote to sustain iti"Ch tix
atiOn extortion they must not cornplaio ,
benalter. If more tzixes are• required,
they should not coniplain. If the satis—
faction of. being' able 'to. "Rah for the
Ring" on the "second day of November
next will compensate them for the price
It will 'cost, then or course they will vote
for the Ring. '
The Democrmy of thiii.entnity. present
Omen upon'a platform that you desire
.who-declare in a second acceptance of its
ternie. , :is. will bi - -,seep by . refering to an,
other column, a.ntiwe affirm that there
is no man in the coonty who would suf—
fer as ninth by a failure in them to. do
what they say, if elected,. as the editor of
this paper, and if - we were • not confident
that such . would - the case, we of all -
others would -be' most interested in their
defeat.. If the Ring and its organ bet icy
ed that they- would tot do it, they. of all
.othets would be the most .anxious for
their election, for in Rich : a case the nut—
rak,ed ifeople 'of this county would hurl
theta from power,and place it back in; the
hands' of- the toppOsition,.Where it tvould
fdr the next generation, a thing
tiit. the Ring would meat devoutlii
That we and they do not .tle—
sire what they'assert is eve:lent upOn the
face of it. \Toxins' 4 1 0 .11 SUSQUEHANNA
COUNTY l SPILL. YOU DE DECEIVED—
You can't he deceived.
.You have been
fully apprised of the' fact. If you sus
tain the . Riug you do it wilfullj, and of
cutirse - yon . Will ever after "Rah: , for the
court..liouse Zug" and kiss *hand
shit emir:r~.yun..We can stand it 'LS
as ypu can. You do . not puoish7Dertio—
crats.any- more than yon th(l.tepublicani.
THE I',ING 3 fON 1 , 1N.4 AVE.
.
. We tinderetaud that • the orators in de4
Tenceof the Ring have been arrlnged be
fore the court and .:piacticed upon .an 'en
tirely pew 'piece to. speak since last week,.
on ppdiji li t that the,peciple ,were mpre:ln;-
tekted in' the facts and figures in the
DEMOCRAT its regards. their .county ad
ministration • than, they are in seeing Mr:,
Jessup, bold nva gold guinea before them
after . the .RSdical leadership under his
sanction. And defense, has swallowed ev.;
ery d011ar:of snob currency and . placed it
beyOnd the : power .-of the
.peOple-to reach
.itt,this :time.- His adytioacy of . hard
money and his exhibitio4f one of tte
oldpemocratic latidinark(ii•like - theman
who 'AVo,eit,ertai!iipi..ll lot 01 friends at
hitt,pouse. • lie Went - to his cellar-and
drew'a pjtcher of cider tind . placed it tp•-
.On his table-before
.•the company,
. . .
ITC then . : 'proceeded.: to: dekribe..tn'them
tehat flue wai,atvd tietWeeri drinks
he, would say
.you,.ought . to have.,sotne,
until he drank it, all down, when 'he
tloaed by saying "now gentlemen if you
don't believe what I say about thia cider
being good, just smell of the ptcher.”:-?‘
Now me Jesinp„ who bastlefended the
packed Suprvme Court that legalized a
Pa,p,'-'vlegal tender • to ;you and The'lfstis
goll and
PraMitad down; tije •thrOats of,the
'kers, bondholders And-bankers, every dol.
iisr , of gold in the country, has the au
dacity to go about in the district school'
hotnae.S.and storea of this county and bola
Up ber•ne the Peol4?- ?vhe
have been ,ruhue4,ol n and say dou't yon
wish you liadpsome of this'old Democrat
ic inone'y. "If you : ; don't think 4d gOoa
m en of Ifie pitehert r ,thtit we have &Llli.:-
Ilk emPtY-,„ '
,
of:this : a:mut). have anoqi—
e'rpiteher -which they
_are eetlitougi''that
atiii4l ; of,
sic ahnit gtiieuttiei-iii3b(6lll
T.l-4E MONTROSE DE4OCRAT, 2 OCTOBER 27,. 18*
$1)0,000 'COLLECTEIiTO PAY $20,-
JAIL. DEBT. i
We reassert : that - from the: published
statements of the commissioners of this
:county since 1867, there' appears the fot
lowing facts and figurets are their
sworn evidenee of the ita e of 'the finan—
ices of this enmity. In the statement of
1866, (the year befiire the tit mill "jail
aslsevinetit" was collected] ) , tax dupli
cates were to, the amoupt of 1 84.113.04
and the irunning, , expenses of the comity
in tlie same' year were $17,198.31.‘ In
1867 with the five mill asseOment added
_ ~....... _ , re. mill assessment
r addet
in . , raiiince of, the law tvbich - we pub
pt
‘.,., . .
fish\ .Isewhere anditi— vtudicatiew of the'
trill of Our former: statements, the tax
dtiphcateeamonnted to. $31,G55.4& show=
MON we said t,liat the ifive, , •rriiii.tax on
*3,000,00. added 81,5,000 .to the taxes of
,
this county, and that - ' they, hain,•steadily
been34loo ; and . Oveilevery year .sinot
excep . ta
1874 when it vt;iti. $28,884.9
!
anti i ',Office proof that. the five Mill :
tax •ass4e'd for jail . purposes- had, not:
been . takenett.: Now` in this :Same year
wellud that the' county ` expenses *ere
, the same as the - year .bei;re 417449.0.
Also we find that r the cornmissiOners loan
ed of. W 4. Ii: Cooper $lO,OOO in addition.
, _ . ... . .
to the cXtra jail assesainent.,: We also find
. 01(4 they paid jail orders over and above
_
the county expenses; te, the. amount of
i 20,296.12 showing this, fact, that 'they
Paid $10;296.12. the first year :trent the
proceeds ')f the'extra, jail ussessmer.t..
• • In 180 1 3 the eoiftity eipenses are-Almost
exactly the Raise as befirti, the duplicated
tiae $32, 1 ;2.01,; theyit loan- . in addition
this sum, .46,P0,. after paying county'e
pensei i f tfey report jail debt paid to the
amount ¶f $16,601:01,• shoving in, posi
tive (evidtince . diet,' they i again, collected
t10;000,.n jail nix and applied it in pay— ,
•ment of ijail debt as' this; law 'required. = '
New' let its stop
,iiiht here . and
.. look it
the fitianMal condition of ' . thik'countSl
on the first illifof janutiry 1869. • They .
say the jail cost 3d;28,7.1)7.: , ..• • . -
. ,
Cost of Jail:i L ,
' ' .. 4 .. •. '. ' 4.98,287101
Paid by . Jail tax.. .....;.. 61A .
. 1.1 . 2: • •
'loans . • ' 416.850.00.
I
.4
A otal, ' . 537,146,12 '
Irencel it stands out in burning truth
to vindicate, 'us
, against I \their malicious
an false attacks, that the jail debt was
Paid in two years aiid that they burrowed
$16,850 to pay it with, - hence the county
at that tune wai in - debt;slo,Bso.l What
are the facts in 1874,:? ''F After steadily
i , 1 •.„. ... .
collecting the five mitt tax for jail cur
peies up to that tittle; the . DEMOCILIT ex--
poses them with the fact staring the tax—
\
payers in the face that 'the county istill'
in debt 'ove $18:003,' at 8 per cent inter
est.i Now, 4hat the children in this'coun'-
tv ;nay alsO understand this' we re e t
. p a .
A five mill tax on $3,000,000 for- Jeers
has collected $120,000 that .out f that
by their own sh6wing they have paid less .
— than '$20,000; 'of .tfie jail debt,leaving
1400,000 for 4 .oounty Bridges and Bold
viws." Will the'Ring; Homer Frazier,,
or any other graminarian -or mathemati—'
cian, arise up* and couifute- these facts
and figures ? , '
. 1
A FEW WORDS TO. DEMOCRATS.
. 1
'l'lie most important election that has,
ever Oiillett upon you-: for action at the
, .
polls iikes place, next Tuesday, Novem
ber ig(colid.l We call it the; most imper
tent b4cause the, opportunity of cutting
the Ring both in the ..porin,tY and state is
at, hipid, and it only remains for the
Democracy of this county and state_ to
conie corward ancl make h certain. ilk
fact that thousands 'of'voters who belie
the best interestS of the people at heart
are Otermined,torectify the abuses of the
corrupt leaders - o their party (who .have
always 'stood" by the Republican party
heretofore) are determined to array them•
selves on the side of reform, not becanse
el
;they are Democrata nor 'cause they de
sire to elect the candidat simply because
they are Democrats, 134 b arise the can
didates re men and , neighbors known to
be honest and capable, and who are upop
a platform that ineets ' the necessities add
demands of the times. , We lia#e had
other elections just as, important, but the
minotiiy :.condition Of lue '- Deinocracy
and partizan at 4 herence our opponents,
made Itlhopeless of suc&ss, but to-day
we proclaini that if THEE; DEMOCSAOY OF
,
SUSQUEHANNA. COUNTY -, A RE _ DEFEATED
IT WILL BB ONLY-BECAUSE OF' THEIR
. ,
OwN APATHY. The neople of this state
see with alarm the conditions of this com
monwealth under the ruleinf Rings within
Rings ; that, have debauched and robbed
her, and they now 11.4.4 T, irrespective
of party. :They turn' their eye to, the
DetnocraCi as thank:only hope, and 'find
ing nein Placed firply , on a platform of
retrenchment and reform they hare de
termined to put them in power. Now we
shell hold every Democrat in Susquehan
na county to a strict account for Wit ac
tion and varlet-the polls for the state
and county ticket, is "no time, when
the, grand principles of retrenchment and
reform are in the, belance, to.vent persou.
al spqes upon the party of reformi and
thus aid the Rings into 'power again,.but
all such matters should be settled between
individual ..
. we,contend that. no leader who re uses
to take his place:in the, front when the
party is in the minority has any cham to
preferment when it shell come into the
majority and we also claim that a voter
who will not fight 14for his prin s liples
thong!) hobe the last man in itch,
but will iiitiaid'and comfort to heiene
my ty hiti emission to te at the polls
and discharge his 'dtity is no better for
his countirs good than its worst enemy,
for by such a cOuree be demonstrates to
theworld iIia,SUCC(; B / 4 the only
pie that governs'l4B-14 10 117 - ;
• We have POO :Democratic-' voters in
Sustinehuorie Con t'y and we 'assert-that
if 'they will 'Ant be taken by the
nollar and dragied 0 1 1'0 e\ polls but will
do:tbeir duly .accordance '.with. ;their
personal qiiertasyw Well as that or' the
Dineeirsci; Oet' Demo
CrudeiteffirtUit4Oliet:frOpi - A, to Z.": l *Ral- -
ly , l Ra 1 1. 1 0; Rally Tdo stico* OR
DEFEAT OF TtiF. REFORM TWEET -AT
it e IEIO ,oF QUE COLD*II4' IN, - SE
11AN4*:pF ,Titr#loo4pr:Oti:k3tftiikvi
uktairAllioinarl
VICTORY BY BEING AT TUE POLLS, ON
TURSGAY NEXT r We tilivitk we hear
the answer. echoing through valley and
crier mountain, YES I I
Get ont the Democratic vote
in every district in the county
and every - man on the llefbrin
Ticket will be elected. •
THE;ICEEPERS P THE',ETA
MO.NEYJBAGS.
SPEECH OF THE. DEMOCRATIC INTESTIG A
TI,NO COMMITTEE. THBY tiltAW
AN INFERUNOR.
. Lfollowimg report off the State
Treaauvy investigating .committee'. was
promulgated last night. . It • speaks • for
itself: , . • .
Po His: Excellency Johr,F. Hartranft,
Governor. of Pemaylvania and Justus
...Temple, Auditor General
The'committee of the House appoicted
to investigate, the. affairs of the State
Treasury beg leave topresent the follow-
Alit additioeal report:
After, the ; State Treasurer. in April last
refused'the'accoun hint of the committee
access to 'the books tied papers m 'the ,
Treat,* of the State, the committee
continued its work by au examination;
of the public documents' published-yearly
s hy the 'differeut departments of the State
- Goverainent. From this . examination
the committee ascertained, and in their
report of July 16,1875, stated:
First: That from about the yeat 1866
to 1874 nearly $3400,001) was yearly
taken from. the sinking fund:
Sect - hid. That during a period of
twelvelyears, beginning with ,Dtdember
•1, • isp; the dittrent State Treasurers
had an average balance ci intently. on
baud 0152,100,000 but had not - accounted
to the State for one cent of interest on
thesame. the tax-payers being thus prac
tically robbed of $1,400,000.
Third: That the law directing:the
quarterly application of all money in ' the
sinking i fund to the liquidation of an
equivalent amount of the public debt had
.been consttntly.aud systematically ,viola,
ted, to the great , loss of the people and
the enriehmeat of the Stat Treasurers.
• The committee,. continuing the same
line of investigation since that report,
have further discovered.,
First.' chat 'from 1864 to 1874 - there
appears to be a yearly overcharge on ' the
'interest account on the public debt, the
different Treasurers taking -credit for
paying more interest:than the State _debt
bore. Thegrand aggregate thus unlaw-
Inlly taken froth the State Treasury, in
the eleven yeartt named amounts to ,the,
enormous sum if $1,123.301,65;
Second. That from 1870 to 1874 there
appears to have been art excess of
premium charge on' he purchases of gold
to pay the interest on the gold-bearing
bonds amounting in all to $121,427.95.
.Manynther minor fraudulent ttansae
tions mine tinder the notice of the com
mittee, but these here mentioned may.-be
tabulated as follows:
Unlawfully taken Minns 'the drachm fund $3,4C0.000
Lit-7:41;g ?::'',lf deltrittnt • ~ 1.44.000
.... 1.123,3111
Overchargil in gold premiums ... 121,497
;
Total I ' $8,044,798
The Commtee having purseed. this
line of, inquiry,as-far as was practical or
useful. iubpceuaed the State Treasurer,
11. W. Mackey,' and -.his predecessors in
office,toappearlit,
ud . ek-plain if possible,any
atilt- above ite a. .:.'These subpoenas were
, ,,
retutnable Octaber:s, at Harrlsbilrg;their
service sworn to, but there - was no appear
ance; except GY Mr. Mackey, and he de.
cline& tg testify until his predecessors in
office were sworn—certainly "an unusual
dictation on the part of a witness. But
the committee met from day to day, and
stibseqnfrnity •Isubpcensed. lir. Mack.'
4 to apps r and testify iu Philadelphia
on Wedne lay October 20. Mr. Maakey
did not appear, and he and all the ex-
State Titeasurers have studiously avoided
the melting's Of the, committee..." 'Had
thecomniittee power to issue an'attecit
ment fol. their arrest that - power would
be pforrititly used,e brit there is a preroga
tive of the Het: wkich must of neces
sity reniain unexerciied until ,the Mouse
is in session. What inferetim is to, be
drawn ? Certainly it is fair-to assume
that all .the churns above made are true,
as The Treasurers do not appear, when
they* lawfully subtannaed, and explain
and deny them. .
- In this eonnection' the committee can
' ,
not refrain front referrini to another dif
ficulty it had to contend filth. The com
mittee Was created by the House alone,
the Senate refusing to concur, and the
committee was' _wholly deprive& of 'funds
to pay tiny, of As expenses , . • i .
O. H. 14)31011.A:11D, MILTON A. EIdIICK;
A. Swill, , FEED. W. GuNkrzit.
New Adveithements.
NEW ARRILNGEMENT
Ito People's Dry Ski
L N; BULLARD, PROPRIETOk
t
R. ;SCDNyON, Druggist Apothecary.
PATENT' MEDICINE EXPO* I
The tinderilgned would resphtfullyannotmeeto all
the people 'everywhere, that to ilia already manilla,-
stock and variety of Merchandise in the Grochrqro-
Vhdon.audillardware
fie has added a v 4 ry choice assortment of !PRE
DRUGS, `FATINT WSDICINES, DRU4kIRS, R.
FUMRlty,itc.. which he natters hims 11 be cans
i t
the public they will And it to their advantage to e
ine.before purchatiluk; elsewhere. • -To all Physlcia in
this section of tke courtly he would reopettfullyno.
flounce that he has secured the services of U. Renpa z
se Druggist and Apothecary, is boselong experience lnd
Acknowledged care and ability. entitle him to yonr.
tire confidence in tbe lineof compiunding medic tat
or prepariugprescriptions.and who would also`est
it an especial - favor to receive.tall* from any of hissld
"ustomers Or newness. - Will make, the Patent Kit
rinesaspecialty. Also Domestic and Foreign Mani
Watcrsr-an extensive stock. Also fine 41:occultly—
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LEIBIGi'S EXTRACT OF BEEF. FRESH SALIVN
'PICKLED & CANNED CLAMS. LOBSTER,
pzes, , !cotts, BEANS. OYSTERS. &c, *c.
In fact, iu4thing arid evcrrthing itkittifirdiaitili
44. •Itesilittrully 44)14104 spill • 1 rtaliklgt • -
StILLAiR
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/*Older!. Powder! efii
RIM) - Bbot.
40r, Bloc*. rAtiml, -
4.14um..-4,4 , P0, ouches .-IPlasksa
- Noe. -
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1814-.4f.
QI KEMPF'S SALIIi3.—BY VIRTUE OF WRITS IS
'/0 tied by the Conft of Common . Pleas Of Efuequehau
'la County and to nui directed, I will expose to rale by
public vendee, at tea Court Haute in Montrelie.en Fr
slay, November 12, 1145, at 2 o'clock p' in., the following
pieces or parcels of land ; to wit :
All those three pima or parcels of land situate in the
township of Arena h. the county of Susquehanna and
State of - Pennsylvania, the first piece bounded and dr I , •
cribed as-follows, to wit i On the north by lands of
Jerrie newly and Benicia Cerpeuter,on the east by otz.er
• lands of Dori A. Walker on the south ay lands 0( Josepti
Blextuon and ea the west by lands of Tyler ands wild lot
containing ilxty serer more orOess, sad about fifty,
serer improved, with the appurteminm, two boners,
one Sew Mill, two barns And an orchard. The second
piece or parcel of .and situate as übove, bounded and
described as follows,' to wit : on the east by binds of
the Shafer estate. on , the north by lands of Joseph lilux
ham, on (between by headset Joel Denny and George
Knight, and on the West by lands of Thomas Borket,
containing fifty-three acres more or less, and mostlylm
proved, with the appurtenances, one house and barn -,
The third piece or parcel of land situate as aboeo,bouti
41ed and described sit follows, to wit : On the north by
a wild lot, on the east by a wild lot, on the South
by . lands oIL the 'Shafer estate, and on the west
by the pu Pc • highway, toutaluing 100 acres,
More or lei,, and. about n acres improved, with
the appurtenance*, I bowie and barn, and 1 orchard.—
[Seized and taken. in execution at the suit of C. C.
Worth vitil Dim A. Walker, Oscar Washburn nib:lime
tutor of John Smiley, deed' assigned to linen A. end
ley. ftn; Don A. Walaer. C. C. nuttia at. Don A. Wa.t.er
Joseph Knight ilia of tiii••rge S. Smiley assigned to
Nelson Potter vs. Don A. Walker and lielson Potter
and Si. li. Wright va4 Do 4 A. Waller.] '
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of land situate
InAhe towttahip of Herrick, in the county of susque
hernia and State of". Pentiaylvannt, benuded and des
cribed as follows, to wit; Bounded on rho numb-rust
by Lauda of Sibs Burns, on tee north .west by lands . of
Wes U. Lyon. on the south•weat by land of 011bert
H. Lyon, on the soettl.einit by land of Gilbert. Berne,
sad on the south-west by lands of J. B. Lyuu. contain•
lag about .100 acres oath the appurtensuces, 2 houses,
2 barns. and other outbuildia,gs, 1 orchard, and about 46
acres improved, excepting therefrom about three eats
of land de6dial by G. 11. Lyon Administritor of
Jacob Lyon..tr;h H. 11.. h C. U. Eno. (Seized and
taken la execution at the Butt of Beheld Lyon vs. J. B.
Lyon T. T. di G. A. Burns.]
• ALSO -all that certalt. tract or parcel of land situate
in the township of great Bend, in the Coen!). of Sue
quehanna and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and deil
eribed as follotis, to wit : Beginning at a stake and
stones corner of lands of Leo Smith, thence north 2X
'degrees east 348 and ell• tenths rods to cornier of lands
occupied by. McUaniel, thence north 80 degrees and 60
minutes east:by.bleDaidere land 7334 rods to a stone
near the nigtiway I glove° noun 1634 degrees east 47.
rode to an chit stump. thence north I,i degrees east 45X
rods to a birch *soling ; thence east 275 rods, thence
south 164 degrees east by lien of tract 69 and 60-100ths
i rods loan original cone: ; thence south 1 degree and
37 minutes west e334.rods to a stake arid stones, thence
south 1 degree west 150 rode to a chestnut stub, ' thence
' north 85 degrees and 6 minutes west 61 rode to a cor
ner, thence south 2.34 degree. west rat rods,. thence ---
inag degrees east 13114 rods to the east bounds of said
tract i thence southerly along the same 44 rods to a
point 4d and 4.loths rods from the southeast corner of
said tract. thence westerly parallel with the south line
and along part of the' said south Rue 485 rods to the,
place of beginning, containing Lou) acres of land, with
the appurteuincee. 4 frame houses, 2 barns, steam saw
mill, end about 125 acres improved. ' Also another par
cel of land situate in the township of Linea e; County
and State aforesaid, described as follows, to wit : Be"
Ins the whole of unglue) lots. numbered 61, 68, 75, and
76, lying together in the tracts formerly of. S. A. Law,
and containing in all 443 and 97-1001 he sere. as survey
ed by William Wentz, April. 10, 1856, excepting there
from the following parcel of land sold to Aaron Young
by Deed dated Feuruary 28. 1863; as follows : All that
certain piece or oared of land lying in the township
of Great fiend, In the County , of Susquehanna and
State of Penalty/rants,: bounded as foilows : On the
east by the Lyon farm; and James. Clirk farm, on the
west by a lot owned by lildeno Eldridge, on the south
by the steam raw mill lot, cantainiu Si) acres, being
known as the lot formerly contracted' to Joseph Hen
drickson, together with all and singular the tenni:wets;
hereditaments, and appurtenances. thereto .beloriging,•: -
[Taken In ex , cution at the suit of Sarah B. Bala, Exe
cutrix, and Charles IL; 'lasbrouck and James B. dais
brouck, Executors of Daniel B. Dolce, decd, vs. Jacob
Brown and Eliza Ann Brown, and F. Howley. Bennett
Oakley, and Chester 11. Russ, Terre Tenants.];
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of lend situ
•ate in township of Brooklyn In the county of Susque
hanna and State of Pennsylvania, bounded atfd•deserto
eil us follows. to wit : On the north, east, and 'west by
lands of .L L. Adams, on the south by public highway,
having& front of 85 fear in widtu, and a depth of 75 feet
be the same more or Iced, together with the appurten
ances, one large frame store and dwelling house.-one
two story frame building. used as a shop,. one barn,
some fruit trees and all Improved. [Seized and taken
in execution at the suit of Leonard Searle vs. Dewitt A.
Titswortn and A. Titsworth.]
ALSO—AII that certaln'piece orarcel of land' situate
in the township of Apotacon, in t he county of Suaque
henna and State of Penney Ivan la, bounded as follows,
to wit: Beginning In the public road leading from
Apolacon do Chocount at the corner of Thomas Rooney s
laud; thence west 16 oerenes to a corner of Win. Creags
bind ; thence south 2 degrees north 139 perches to laud
of Cornelius Ragan ; tbencii north Sa degrees west 4034
perches to Jobe Fallettee, thence north 2. degrees
west 1.70 perchee, thence. north rlB degrees west 35X
perches, north 3 degrees tot 6734 perches. north 25 de.
Greco west 46X perches to Jobu Lyons land. thence
south 83 degree mod .79X perches to Thomas Rooney'
land; thence by the semi south 2 degrees west 109
perches to place of beginning, coi..alutng 90 acreifol
land more or less wi ti the appurtenance,. [Seized and
taken t execution at the suit of James E. Cermet
trustee of S, E: Cemalt, deed, as. John Dean.). • • '
ALS —Ali that certain . piece, parcel, or lot ofland
situate a the township of Oakland In the county of
!Immo ants and State of. Pennsylvania, hounded and
desertas follows, to lint : On the north by State
street. o the east by lot of W. Eas-woud , on the south
by lot of Ann Caton and lot of T. D. Ranbrook.antl - on
~t
the west by land late the estate of .1. B. Kettle, dec'd,
containing about 123 feet Square of laud, si , improved
and having therein, a frame two story and basement
(welling houses [Taken to execution at the snit of J.
C. at J. 11. Cook use of the First National Bank of Su
squehanna Depot vs. John C. Tiffany.]
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of land eltnate•
In the borongh of Susquehanna Depot., in the county of
Susquehanna and Sate of: Pennsylvania. hounded and
.described as follows, to wit : On the north by lot of
K. G. Tay lor.!on the east by lot of W. li. Straw-hen. on
the south by ' , Laurel- street, and on the west by Jack
son street, containing about one-Ofth of an acre, all im
proved and hiving thereon a fraine two story dwelling
house. [Takeo In execution at the suit of Wm. IL Ler
rabee Use M. B. Wright. t asaigned to N, L. Lenheito vs.
S. IL Sherman and .Lansibee.] _
'ALSO—AII that ce piece or parcel of land situ
ate in the township of Oakland the county of Susque
hanna and State of Pennsylvania; bounded and describ
ed as followe, to Wit : On; the north by lands of Win.
M. Post. on; the south by a propoled street. ou the test
b,y lands of .. M. %Vestal!. and on the west by lands
of M. B. Be cher, being 60 feet front on raid proposed
street nod e tending therefrom the same width 150 feet
and contain rig about 9uoo square feet of laud, all he s
proved, and having thereon a frame dwelling'house.—
[Seized and ; taken In texeCation at the suit of the lin
teal /Mildly . Loan, and salving Association of Saralee
henna Betio vs. Seth Millais.]
N. B.—All bids must be arranged on the day of sale.
l. s, 11. B. ITEL3III, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Montrosw, October ^.O, 1875.. '
TAYLOR'S FAMILY MEDICINES.
A:-
- Pain and Lameness re.ii;ved in a short time by the
nee of Taylor's Celebrated Oil. The great Rheumatic
and N'ennillglc Remedy. This medicine is not i cure
all, but is warranted to care more of Gleans and 'Seto
which flesh is heir than any other medicine ever dis
covered. Give it s" trial ti if yon do not find It so. it
costs vet nothing. It may be used with the utmost
advantage for any kind of Pain. Lsmenees. Wounds or
Sores upon man or beast.l Will not smart the rawest
•Wound or sore. Full directions for use around each
bottle. Ask your Merchant for a free vial. No Cure—
No Pay. •
Taylor's Cough Syrap'or hxpcetorant, for all Threat
Lung diseases. Is very pleasant to the taste and
contains nothing injurioils. Try it, and stop that'
couch and take the soreness 601:11 your Throat and
Lint ' Ask ! your Merchant for a free vial. No Cure—
xo Pty.{
Taylors Condltir.n Powders tot all kinds of stock and
pou.' Narrantei the hen' renovator of the system
of r undown or diseased stock. that has ever been dis
covered. Try them for 411 diseases incident to the
brute Creation: ' DirectioDS for .use around each pack
age. Ido Cure—No Pay. • i -
All the above medicines', for sale by Abel Turrell and
Burns I Nichols. of Mantles& and all Drugiciateend
Dealers throughout the country.
H. BROWNING TAYLOR.
October
.V•74'.-1t
A NEW STOCK. OP
ad rer.elred an 4 for sale d 7!
11.4.
mom
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IQ UMW INK
2 .
For sale by
A . Lab, ALL KINDS O 1
GROOEM ES,
`At the store of
2rreitifias
For sale , by
Wcorke 33etter!
. .
write policies in the following o
co:ow:int
I ~
, Franklin Fire Insuran Co.. l'hil..Asstta,llll,3oo,lloo
continental, N.Y . ..: .... ..... ....' . 11.275,000
Germania, • ." I.Miioll
itanover " 1.350,000
.. ..,.... • ...... •• • • ••
Niagara, ' • ' " 1,260.000
Farmers. York. " . 9e0.1))0
Queens. London. :. .....1 ............ .." 10,00e.0u0
- No ' Tiger•Cata"—:All National Board emmpanies.
and ace consequence, eotoid and reliable, having long
been tried and sheep found eorthy, as all. who have
met with lomat at my Agelicy.crill testify. Thole who
brvepattontatia we will:accept my thanks. And to
those „wbb have not. I can pnly say, I promise to do by
them, If they will favor me with an application, as I
do by all, give them Ineerance valet for their money.
. _ "' Very Respectfully. •
- • - . ',; lIIINBY C. TYLER.
_
Hartford incident !estuarial Company Policies writ
ten froni one Ala, to one year by
HE _
NRY 0. TILER.
Join the Masonic Benefit Association at Scrantan.
C. TYLER.
'untrue. i seee tiggri r: lIHNItIt
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Call at P. t 3. Chandler's store and see , the "Home
Snioothlng. Glossing. Plating and Cntophut Min," the
most complete and useful Iron erer invented.
It flulabes linen equal q to "factory work."
„
It Irons the narrowest bands.
The Plating and Crlteptilg attachments SWl' rum
and POl.lBll.the dots overtutp,-not .elm ly
iNO the goods into Ague. as do the itoeiteri an
Pate between bands, Gather', Rutilee—whether o
linen, alpsica or worsted geode. equally dashed end as
complety lUONYU, as the body of the garment. • ,
. •
EtigantiP. Onisbetnd cheap e r"-than
.
the ehlatyle Fluting Machina - ,
woof. 14p,
• - •for Bugg a Co.
ltko - TairtiOei far Sale and Canvassers wanted.
*Mins% Ait01,144,41514
E_.,;,„.,,.,,.,.. ...,
lvaKev &voe it Onal-Lettens teetsimentery .10
. Alle rtTer lam ' Wy. law of piddietowp,
deoVaii be row to • the Ittithosiow; ill 'pr
om lade!) to the 044 Agate, are tequeited to mike
Immediate pin ,wet. and-ull porton* having ...e make
satintit tottl-4soWmt willilieseat them without OW.
, , _ • JOAN CONROY"
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I. NaIULLARIO
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New Adverthements.
IL J. WEBB.
H. J. M'SBB.
0 B. J. - WEBB
SIIERIEriii. SALES.—BY VIRTUE
of writs issued by the - Court of Common
Pleas of Sistinelnuma Couuty and ti me direc
ted, I will expose to ,said by public venduc, at
the Court Muse .in 'Montrose, on Friday, No
ve,mber 5, 1475, at 1 'O'clock; p. in., the Whoa/.
lug pitrxs or parcels of laud to wit ;
ALSO—AB that certain plech or parcel of
land situate in the township of ApoNeon, In
the county - ofSusquelitiona and State of Penn
sylvania, bounded and - described, as follinva':—
On the north,east and :oA:tali by laiulit
as Rooney; and on tbs West by lands of -John
Crimmins, containing about 12 aeres:ol land be
the same more or, lese,together with the appur
tenances. ..[Taken in execution 'at the suit of
Francis T. Dewing; &dila of A..Dewing4tetl,
vs. Michael Is'yons.,
ALSO—An that .certain piege or purge! of
land situate in - the township of Lathr o p, in the
county of SuSquebanaa and State of Pennsyl
vania, bounded and described as follows On
the north by - lands of Win. B.:Adams, on the
east byland Of E; M. Tillany, on the south by
land-of !Chancey Dayis, and ow the west by. the
highWay,:Outaing about 58223 i feet of
bind be the Mine more or less, with the, tippur
tenattt:ktl, 1 frame building used fig a carriage.
shop and dwelling house, 1 bard and out Wild.'
lugs, and all improved. Taken in 'execution
at; the suit of Carter, Abbott, Lt Johnson, vs. P.
H. %--Vhltngi. I
- ALSO—AII that certain .piece otparcelof
land, situate in the township of Silver Lake,-lii
the county SuSquelianna and State bf Penn
sylvania, hotinded and described as follows :
On the north' by lands of Benjamin &than, on
the south by Quaker Luke, nn the east bylinde
of Thomds ?aural; and on the west by lands
of Wui. H. gage, Coneuining 64 and 7-10 acres,
more or less tvith the appurtenances, one house
and bdrn, orcliard,etc.' [Taken in execution at
the suit of N. C Warner, assigned to - Michael
Kane an t Patrick 'O'Laughlin Vs. D: Murphy.
and P. Powers.
ALSO—AII that certain piece or -
parcel of
land situate in the township of Hartord, id the
county-of Susquehanna and State or Penney!.
vania,-bounded and described as' tollowil On
the north by lands of Fran't Hull and S. W.
Thatcher,:on the last by lands of S.W. Thatch
er, On the south by bolds of John (how, and on
the west by Janda of G. P. Wilt - math, stephew
Como and Others, containing about ?2 acres
of land more or leas with the appurtenances, 1
house, barn 'and black Smith shop, and about 45.
acres improved. [Taken' in execution at-the .
suit of Wm.. Dow ye. C. W.: Lou.
ALSO—AII those two certain pieces or par
cels of land situate In' the township of Lathrop
in the county of Susquehanna and,dri State of
Per nsylvania, the fi rst piece bound and des
cribed as follows :! Beginning at a'point'in the
center of the road ! knnwn as the old Abington
and Waterford . Turnpike, and in th 4 line be
tween lands of Elisha Lord and C. B. Gaily
and running along the center of said road'
south 12 degrees east 25 rods to lands of C. W.
Mani, thence by said Tiffany's land south 79
degree* west 10 rods toe corner thence south 11
degrees east -8. - rods, thence south 80 degrees
west 58 rods to stake and stones, thence north
12 degrees -west 48 rods to stake and stones,
thence south 89 degrees east 70 rods to the
place of beginning, containing
.16 acres and
152 rods be the sand: more or less with. the -ap
purtenanues and about 10 acres improved.—
The -second piece beginning at the centre of
the Abington and Waterford Turnpike running
south 78 degreei west 10 rods, thence north 12
A. Dhusisnuws
YALUABL
SALE OF
REAL ESTATE!
1N UREA
BEND TOWNSHIP
The undertirned a
Brant. late of Great 1,
of an order of the
County. will expo .;
Greatliend,on • I
Inlstrattir Of the estate of Abram
ad township, fet'sl. In puma:ince
n,s' Court of Ausquenanna
publle sale tra Abe premises,in
November 4. 1875.
TURniday,
commencing at one o
cribed piece of land
Bend, County of Sue.•
ob. bounded and de
lock, p. m., all the followine des
tuate in the township of "Omit
ehanna and State •f Pennsylva
lbed as follows. to wtt :
Beginning at a mak •
ing a corner of B. B
twenty degrees east tw
stake and stones, atm I
thence ' , oath twenty
teen chains and sixty
north eighty-six (leg i
eighty-eight links to
how ; thence north ci
and thirty-four links
for said Reekhow. T
ninety-eight .links t
eigthy•two degrees, t
to an Oak tree. therm
six chains and thirty
north twenty-two an
and sixty-two links t
eighty-six degree*. ea
links to the place of
and fifty-one acres ot,
above bounds
mentioned, viz : Fir
ell, her rights anti pr'
joyed by tier and as g
private.••road (adjoins
toabout three-butt rig h ts
and privileges
also, reserving out of
adjoining Is:me Reck
highway, occupied a •
along, said highway
how's line, being si
rods on the east side,
acre of land, It ruin , * *
the said decedent by,
D., bi William
the °thee for re
r• vardlA
Susquehanna, une
31. Page 631, ar.
TERUS :—One hn
$l,OOO on confirmatim
year thereafter with
at the end of a stone watt. It be
Tuthill's land. and thence south
rentpfonrchalus and five links to a
Iher comer of B. B. Tuthill's land
.
'wo and a, half degrees..west eigh
[tilts to a stake and stones ; thence
eei. wefts thirtr-nine chains and
a stake. a corner for lease...Reck '
hty degrees,east thirty-one chains
a pile of stones another corner
enee north seventeen degrees east
a pile of stones , thence north
gat ten chains and forty•slx.links
north seventy - threo degrees, east
ix links' to, an Oak tree; thence
a half degrees east. three chains
a stake and stones ; thence south
t sixteen chains and seventy-Eve
ginning; containing one hundred
:, Land-and titre& rods over. The
tttwo rcservationts as hereinafter
, reserving to Mrs. Dellah Mon
lieges as now occupied andith
n
ted to' her by the COnrtota a
~ lands of B. B. Tuthill, contain
s of an nOv.l so long as her said
ay exi-t, by law. And Second.
said- ponndartes. a piece of land
ow end en the south side of the
• burying. ground running Ave rods
ul eight! rods" along said Reck
t ods onl the south end and eight
QlliaillitigabOta one•lourth of an
he same' land` formerly deeded to
eed bearing date June 18thi. A.
mith. et; al, and duty recorded in
deeds itt and for sato county of
Ith. A. Di 1803 in Bf.vd book:No.
Arad cl
of sale.
terest.
ALat :,
October 13.1875.-3
VALLIABE
The subscribers offer
for bale
as the
of M. ddietown.• Susquehanna
• amen, tly creek flat, 70 acres
very n 1 hemlock and pine Um
. • tut rols .s trf stone wall, and well
a Barg in. Enquire or
Ad? 11; •
situate in the towns
Co.• Pa, containing 1
improved • 10 SCRS
her, well fenced, ha
watered. will be sold
d
a good
o good o
- make a
eeperatel
I upon of
Aloe. 125 acres of I.
weil fenced and untie
g wh in h ud bo ng e
won
t
will be -old with iL o
further particular* ca
October 13, 1675.
DEMISTER : N
JANOTIOE is b reby gi
cerned in tile follmving E
Estate of Gilbert liams. la
Jelnlma and Rdsogillamet
Relate of John R tato
deed; Gaylord C Is, Ex
Rotate of Ellie L. BI hard, Is
Zama Smith. Rzeolitor.
Betide of Benjamin; W. Dix
J
Sarah L. Dix Sadß. Lam
Estate of Robert blar i ning. la
Baldwin. Rxectitar;.,
Taat the . accoun ants
'counts in the Reg stet's.
county of Basque tatina,.
be presented to he Ju
Court, on Thu ay, N
confirmation and llowanj
11.:N.
, -Register's Offic OCtol
REGISTER'S N TICE.
hereby given t all perso
lowing Estates, to w :
&tate of Ann A 'old, tat
i ec
Galan Newman. E ator.
Estate of &ley Do . late •
Campbelt, Adman trator.
Estate of Amos J. lat. late
ert Maunder, EX tor.
'Benjamin It. Watro ~ late o
1
Tingley, Admitlist or.
That the account hare
the Register's 011iee and fo
Maw and that th ; .asnue
Judges of the Orpha s' Corr
her 18. 18T5. for eon lon
' H.
Registei'm (Race, ontrose,l
air
1...,
lut.:ol''''fOitirs.,
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TIIO Bost
NEW-YORK
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Specimen coplft I •
L year 1131 clubs *of thirty or over
. For Lerma sod commissions,
L. ddness [TUN TilißtllNE. N.Y.
i;-‘ o•9pozalairi.
► : . and - Builder ,
cct ittnetures of all binds - , in Mu
I , fete them in every detail. Marbly
aeb,- Du ids, Dome, and Window
[, order. ,ststr pnliding and build.
la lila. i b limploy none Intorapar
( 1 ,"
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.Carpent:
ri
ONTII.ACTS to,
mutton sod corn
Ana cilsie Mantles,
Frames, furnished t
this, paper ms4a sp
armed workman. ti
hfontrose,JunUary
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1 Innen* tirn!lc, and rep4r :with
; - jA31103 81111114Y.: -
- ,
Tueidar,'Abe 2d day of November, 187 i,
[being the Tuesday next following the first Monde)
in November] at which time the following officers will
be elected, to wit :
One person to fill the °Mee cf Governor of the Com
- mot:wraith of Pennsylvania.
One person' to till the office of the State Treasurer of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
One persoe to fill the office of President Judge for
susqoeha n tie County.
-One person to till the office of Sheri' for said Coun
ty. t
One person' to fill the . offiee of Register of Wills and
Recorder of peede for said County.
One pate:lnto fill the office of county Treasurer for
said County. t - _ •
. Three perscins to 111 the omceof County Commission
er fur said Cetenty,
Three persons to fill the office of County Auditor for
said County. 1
• One person to 11l the office of Coroner for said Coen
ty. •
I also hereby_ make • known and give notice that the'
places - of holding the sloresaid genuril election in the
several warde,t boroughs. districts, and townships with
in the County pf aurquehenne ace as follows, to wit :
-The Election for the district composed of the town
ship of Apoladon will he belch at the house of Joseph
' Beattie said township.
The Election for the district composed of the town
ship Ararat will be held at the 'chop' house near the
Presbytertan church in said township.
The Election:for the district composed of the town
ship of Auburn will be held at the house of James Lott
In raid township.
The Election For the district composed of the town-,
ship of Bridgewater will be held at the Court Home in
the Borough oftriontrose.
. Thb Election for the district compoeid of the town
ship of Brooklyn will be held It the house of James
o.llallard inmaid township.
The Election for the district Composed of the town
:Ship of Choconut will be held at the school House near
• Edward Clark'ele said township. '
The Election foi the district composed of the town
ship of Clifford will be held at the house late of John
Li ewetson in eald township.
The Elective for the district composed ot the Bor
ough of • Dondaff, will be held at the pluidaff Hotel in
;said Borough. .
The Election for the district composed of the town
' ship of Dimock Will he held at the houstelate of T. J.
Babcock in said 'township.
The Election ter the district composed of the town
' ship of Forest Lake will he held at the house of Mrs.
Bertha Warner in said township.
The Election fOr the district composed: of the town
ship of Franklin twill be held at the school house near
J. M. Baker's in said township. •
The election fo4 the district composed of the Borough
of Friendaville ill let , held at the school house in said
Borough. , ,
The Election fdr the district composed ot the Borough
of Gt. Bend will be held at the house lately occupied by
David Thomas lc ssid Borough.
The Election fair the district composed of the town
shin of Great Bend will he held at the house lately oc
cupied by E Barnum, deed.
1' e election for the district composed of the borough
of tr eat Bend Village will be held at the house lately
occn ied by E. Barnum io said borough. \ -
T e election for the district composed of the town
eh( f Gibson will be held in the Academy building in
eat township. ...
T o:Election for the district Composed of the town
shi or liarfard will be held at the house late of N.'W.
Weldon in said township.
The election for the district composed of the town
ship of Harmony, will be held at the house of S. Win
ters in said township. ,
The Election fdr the district composed of the town•
ship of Herrick will be held at. the Herrick Centre School
House, in said township. '
The election for the district composed ofthe township'
of Jackson will be held at the house of Joseph Geary in
said township. t
The Elettion fair the district composted of the town
ship of Jessup will be held at the house of Daniel Hoff
in said tom:ship,
The Election fur the district competed of the township
of Lenox will ha held at the house of Grow dr Brothers
in said township. . •
The election for the district composed of the town
ship of Liberty will be held at the Stanford School house
in said townshi
The Election r the district compoeed of the town
ship of Lathrop , 111 be held at the Hillsdale School
house In said township.
• eheefection rot the district composed of the Borough
of Little Meadows will be held at the School House in
• said Borough.. ; .
The election for the district eomfeasedof the township
of Middletown:will be held et the house of Otis Ross in
said township. t
The Election Mr the district composed of tll4orob
of Montrose will' be held at the Court House in said
Borotigh. „1
The Election fee the district composed Of the Borough
Of New Milford *ill be held at the house late of John
Fallow in said Borough.
The election for the district composed of the township
of New Milford *ill be held at the house of Philander
Phinney, in the Borough of New Milford. -.
The election for the district -composed of the town
ship of Oakland will beheld at the house late of Thom
as Neprison in said township. •
The eiedtion for the district composed of the , town
ship of Rash will held at the house of N. D. Snyder in
said township. t
The election for the district composed of the town
ship of Springville will• be held at the house late of
Spencer Mau in said township.
The election for the district composed of the town
ship of SI r Lake will be held at the house late of B.
McGe said township.
The o for thecdistrict composed of the . -
Ward o e Boiopgh of Susquehanna Depot will be
held at the house apOeupled by (Amster G. Chaffee in said
Or•sough; 1'
The Election fair the district composed of the Second
Ward of the Borough of' Susquehanna. Depot will be
held at the honed occupied by Ambrose Benson in said
Borough. I
The election for the district composed of the town
ship of Thometin will • tat held at the house late of
Chester Stoddard in saldtownshin.
•'I also Make known and give notice; as 'n and bythe
18th. section oftact of July it. 1971, directed, "That
every person except Justices of the Peace,
who shall
bolo any office or apoolatment of profit or trust under
. the United Stator, or of this State, or of an city or In
corporated district, whether a commissioned. Mater or
agent, who ir,er Usti be, employed under the legislative,
judiciary. 'or executive department of this State or
united States, or any city or incorporated district; and
also that every ntiemba. of Congress. and of the State
Legislature, and of the select or common councilor any
city, or commissioners of any incorporated dl *Act, Is
by law ificoabletol :holding or exercising at the same -
lime, the ounce or appointment of ;Judge, inspector sr
Clerk of any election of this Commonwealth, and that
no Inspector ort Judge or other tinker of any such
election,. shall bet eligible to any office then to be voted'
fur.' • -
BY the set of Assembly of July s & 1839, it is also made
"theauty of every Mayor. Sheriff Alderman, Juttce of
he,Feace, Constable, of every city, county, township
'or district within this Commonwealth. whenever called
upon by any °Mar aim election, or by three qualified
tiectorathereof to clear any window or avenue to the
window of the place of General Election which shell be
'obstructed In such a way as to prevent voters from ap
proaching the rune '
• and Weshall4sei the duty of every
respective Constable of finch werd."4l6tHet or township
within tide ceontionweelthito be present in person or
by Deputy; at the . place of :holding electionse in
such ward, distract or township fur the purpose of
preserving the peace as aforesaid, " ' •. -
. Also th at in the 4th section of the act of Assembly
entitled “Anact sainting to executions anal for other
• pirrpoaes."Appnived April 16.1.940. it. is _enacted that
the eforettaid lath section, "shall not be construed tei
to purest any militiaoMeer or borough (Meer from
servingo Judge, lespettor or Clerk at any general or
epeclatelectiou in Hite Commonwealth."
By an Act of ;Assembly approved the Iltir day of
April, MS, it is Snarled that at "oil elections hereafter
- held under the 'ltawstof this CoMmotiwealthi the polls.
shell be opened between the boors of six and seven
O'clock, a; re., end closest 7 o'clock. o. tn.
Bithe set of Astembly of, March 80.1800,.til is gu
lly:sett At follows r
t•• Eiscrox I. Be; tt enacted by tee. Saute and •Does,
of Representatives or the Commanwesida of Penny'-' .
vanilla General 'A iNeiribly met, and ltd s hereby entiete ,
ed• by-tile authority of the ume. That the qualided
named the Several counties of , the Comtnenwesith,
at all general, toienship,borongta,aed special elections,
are hereby. beresfter, euttunized sad required to vote.
by tickets- Printed' or Written. Severalty classified as
follows; One ticket shall embrace the names of ail
Judges of Oasts *voted for, and to be Tabled, outside
t
"indlcial7;"llo 44 llcket shell embrace the names of all
stets *ere for, end labeled' "idate • one ticket
Audi embrace Do moos of all county oMeers voted - for,
including odlee tof senator, member, and members of
Auentbly, if voted foe, and members of congress, It
votedlcs aud, be labeled, "county;" one ticket *ball 1
ettlbrestir li t rule* Of all Weenship officers voted for,.
and be ed,'Eurnship;" one deket Shall elnbraes the
nemeses all tat:weep ^ Maass voted for, and shall be,
labeled "borough ; ' anti each class shall be deposited is
ItoZrata lialina•baraes; . ' -*
' • ' -;
watentstair. TlitYuteentli- Amendment Of the 'out
StitatiOrt of the United States is as follows r
' . "Nesmol 1,. The right of citizens of the United
States to vote:shall not be denied or abridged by the .
United States, et by aniStete, ounespoinit of rueoetur,
or peartione Condition of servitude. . . '. .
~" Olutton 11, t The CongrealaballhavepOludto Wares
this nude by appropriate legistatiolt,"
' AAA& . Wham* ?rho Conyers of the finned atatei, on
Ma - Not day or )(arch 1870 mused an Et, entitled-,
odri :40 toakt6o*turta i
' ala redrUL 4 o4 *WM / N qf Srde Moo, and for other"
rrea!'like Pit and second seciloms.ol which are se
Repo§la it smebac 4 fill' IWO,* Ailtd :ibis/ 41(
it
Ms Unita Mato: ittdmierias is- Mir,
firm inipolfq, pod, DR DMus*. of MS Afiritell Mato..
: . . .
.hare on day of sale;
and the balance in one
NIA BRANT, Adria
Sale.
the vateaae farm knomi
Z 4 Farm;
•A. HOWARD •
Middletown Centre
ging. Mostly creek fiat.
tote of cultivation. with
bards and In connec•fon
Arm class dairy farm ;
;ly to snit purchasers. For
addreAs.
t.
_
..A. iiOWARD.
ERT STRADWELL,
Middletown Centre,
tinettilettainut Co ,
• Ps.
TICE-PUBLIC
en to all persona non
- tattl, to wit:
e of New Milford, deet.;
lizeentors. • •
.f tinsquebstuts Dipot,
7 tor.
of lorest Lake, dee'd
late at Mare, deed;
Admit:dilators.
et Auburn,deed; Noab
ye se . WA, their ae•
ifflee.in and for the
nd that the same will
I Rem of the Orphans'
i vember 11;1875, for
urtriarr; -. Reglitet.
,• r 18, - :
,
PUESTIO NOTICE Ig
1 , I concerned in tun WI;
of Great, Bend, dec'd
f Hetrick, deed ; B. R.
t Ihrf . cira;dedi ; Rob-
Iterford, deedl3l.
•itled their aetourde to
the county of Sawa;
tlt .bo_prepeoted to the
d
oallow/neen notedly, Novem.
. '
TIFFANY. Register.,
Oct: 20, 1825. . •
degrees Wisit 8 rods,thence north 78 degrees east
- 10 rods, 4lnnos south 12 degrees. east 8 rods
along thq center ot said road to the place of
beginning,, containing 80 square subs, be the
same mom or loss, with the.appurtenances, one
frame-building known as. Conc.ert Hall, 1 barn
and other out buildings, some fruit trees and
all in,proi , ed. [Taken in execution at the suit
of D. K. Oakley, vs. Caroline M. Tiffany and
Jerome
ALSO-All that certain, piece or parcel of
i lawl eltuate,rin the,. township of -Harmony, in
the county of Susgindiantukand State of Penn
sylvania, pounded and deiteribed as follows
Reginnieg at a point in the: middle ut the river,
road, thence along lands - of 7.hicolcr Taylor,sotith
72 degreeS and 15 minutes east east 17 and 540
perches tip a post, thence by the west sideof a
20 teat steed north 4 degrees west 5 and 4-10
perches to a post, thence. north 80 degrees east
20 feet to"a post, thence by ;lots of Widow. Ry
an, Moran; and said Tnylor,, nnrth 4 degrees
west 10 pprchets to a point in'the middle of said
Starruee road south 69 degrees west 7 and 4-
10 perelim, and thence by: the Middle of said
river, road ,south 36 degrees and .45 minutes,
west 16 and . 7.10 perches-to the place of begin.
tonlainitte 13i acre by estimation, be the
-same-mute or less with the apptfrtenances, one
-frame hquise, out buildings; and all improve,
(Taken in exectition at the suit uf,Thomaa Per
nan- vs..aiartiti Costello. ,
ALSO-?-All that, certain building located on
a lot or piece or gromnd situate .on the north
west corder of Drinker and 'Prospect streets, in
the borongliof Susquehanna Depot, county of
Susquehanna and State of Pennaylvania,hound
ed and described as followir : On• the east by
Drinker street, on the south by Prospect street,
'tn` the' *eat by Put of Mrs. Tierney; on, the
north by; lot of E. Hynes, having thereon a
haute building two stories high with a atone
basementi underneath for for store,being 26 feet
wide. by.4o feet back and 21 feet by'll feet fa
ther back,' with the curtliago thereto pertain
ing, • (Taken at the suit of A. Young NIL Mary
Tierney, Owner and contractor. •
TAKE l'iCent6E—All bids mutt be arranged on
.the day of sale. -
M.
B: .Hants, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Montrose, Oct. 13, 1875.
,
GENERA ELUTION PAOCLAMAJOL
Ili pursuanceor the precisions of the Cons t itution
and election laws of the Commonwealth Cot Pena.
sylvan's,' 1,;2d. B. BRUM, Hi g h. Sheri ff of the County
of Susquehanna . do hereby g iven notice to th e electors
of said county that affelection will be held in said UMW
ty, on
Number 43
who are, or shall be otherwise qualified by law 10 ear e
at any election by the people, in any-State, Territory.
district, c.otnity, city. pariah, towedp , school diatrtec.
moniclpality or other territorial sub divisions, shell b e
entitled and allowed to vote at all such elections; wits.
Oat distinction of race, or color, or previous conditiots
of servitude ; soy Constitution, law, custom, asses
regulation of any State or Territory, or by, or under lti .
authority. to the eontrerynotwlthetandlng.
"Siurriens 9 - dad be it further enacted, nut If by or
ander the authority of the Constitution or laws of sny
State or the laws of any Territory, any act Is or shall
be reqffired team done as a prerequisite or gnat itl•Atloe
• •for voting, arid by such Conetitution or law. persons or
officers are or shall De eluirgeo with the performance el
duties in furnishing to eitizensan opportunity to per,
torus such prerequisite, or to become quaillfied to vote,
it shall be the duty of every such person and officer •
girls to all citizens of the Unite I Stater the seine, e
equal opportunity to perfonit such prerequisite and to
become qualified to vote wittiont_dletinct ton Of race col
or, or prevlom condition of servitude; inn If any such
person or officer shall refuse or knowingly omit to ipso
fall Meet to this section, he shell, for every such offence;
forfeit and pay the sum of fire hundred dollars to the per,
son aggrieved thereby; to be recovered by an Action on
the case, with fall costs and such an allowance for cone
se' foes as the court shall deenr•Jast,and shall also, I%
I
e'r ry such o ff ence, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor;
an shall on conviction thereof, be tined not le.* than
fir hundreddollars, or be Ihiprironed not less than one
mth and not more than one year, or both, at the Ms
creti on of the court."
An] whereat. It is decla red hy the • econ d section al
the VI article of the Constitution of the United States_
thett"This Constitution, and the laws of the Vetted
, States which shall be mule In pursuance thereof, shall
be the supreme litw of. the laid.. •. • • mirth g iti
the COnJanatOn Orlatregr ally Mato to tAi contrary no‘.
withstanding. i
And whereas, The,Legislature of thieCommonwesion,
on the 6th day of April, A. D., liftil, palmed ali act. en
titled "A flirther supplement to the act relating to eleo
lions In this Commonwealth," the tenth section if
which provides as follows: ._
• sotee-rtots 10, That so much of every act of Assembly
as provides that only white freemen Isbell be entitled to
vote or to he registered as voterS, or as claiming to vote
Many general or special election of this Commonwealth,
be and the same is hereby repealed, and that hereafter
all freenien, without distinction of color, shall Do enroll.-
ed and registered according to the provisions of the
Ant section approved April 11th, 19)9. entitled "An Act
further supplemental to the act relating to the elections
or this Commonwealth," and whin otherwise qualified
Ander existing laws, be entitled to vote at all general
and special elections In this Commonwealth."
The saidsbove melted amendment and sets must be
Metaled and obeyed by all &layman% • re , l„. stets of ;so
tem, election o ff icers, and others., that the sights and
privilege. guarranteed thereby may De secured all the
citizens of this Commonwealth entitled to the same.
By the 18th section of the act of Assembly of Jana
ary 30, 1814,1 t is enacted that as soon as the polls shall
closer, the officers of election shall proceed to count all
the retest cast for each candidate voted for, and make a
full return of the same In triplicate with a return sheet
in audition, in all of which the,votes received by each
candidate shall be given After his or her name, first In
words and again 'in figures, and shall be signed by all
of said oOleers and certilled•by overseen, if any. or if
not so certified, the overseer, and any officer refusing to
sign or certify., or either of them, shall write:upon
. each of the returns his cm their reasons for not:signing
or certifying them. The vote, as soon as conntedstaail '
also be publicly and fully declared from the Wi dow to
the citizens present, and a brief statement sheik-leg the
votes received by each candidate shall he made and
signed by the election officers as soot) as the vete is
counted. and the same shall be Immediately posted up
on the door of the election dolma for leformatton of
the public. The triplicate returns shall the enclosed in
envelope); and be sealed in presence of the officers,
and one envelope, with the unsealed return sheet,given
to the Judge which shall contain one list of veters,
tallypaper, and oaths of. of fi cers, and another of said
'envelopes shall begiven to the minority inspector. All
judges living within twelve miles of the prothonotary's
otliceor within twenty-four miles. If their residence
-he in a town.. village, or city upou I be I toe of a railroad
leading to the county seat shalt, before two o'clock
othermeridian of the day after the election, and all the
judges shall.before twelve o'clock imridian of the
second day after the election, deliver said return, to
gether with return sheet, to the Prothonotary of the
Court of Common Pleas of the county which said to.
turn sheet shall be filed, and the day and hour of fling
marked thereon, and shall be pr . served by the Pmthen
otarylor public Inspection. At twelve t'clock on the
said second day•following any election, the Protherto
tary of the Court of Common Pleas shalt present the
said returns to the said Court. • • • •
The retarnarblivs. ented by the Prothonotary shall he op
ened by said Court and computed by such of its officers
and such sworn assistant,, as the Court shall appointan
the presence of the judge or judges of said Court, and
the returns certified, and certidcates of election Issued
under the seal of the Court as is, now required to be
done by return judges ; and the vote as so tom pa
ted and certified shall be made a matter of record in
.said Court, The ievelOni of said Court are open to the
, public. • • • • I And the other of
said triplicate returns shall be placed in the box and
sealed up with the ballots; • • • • • •
Whenever a place has been or shell be provided by the
authorities of any city, county, township or botough
for the safe keeping of the ballot boxes . t h e indite and
minority inspector shall after the election shall be an
lobed, and the ballot box or boxes containing the tick
etc list of voters. and other papers. have been securely
bound with tape and sealed and the signature of the
indgcand inspectors affixed thereto,,, orthwith deliver,
the same, together with the remaining boxes, to the
Mayor and Recorder of such city, or in counties, town-
ships or boroughs to Such person or persons as the
Court of Common Pleas of the proper county may des
tgnate, at the place provided as nfo:evald, who shall
then deposit the said boxes and' keep the sezne•to an
swer...the call of any Court or tribunal authorized to try
the merits of such election. . •
Given under my hand at my ollice,-in tee Borough. of
Montrose, , the 9th day of October. Anno•Domini 1875,
and in the year of the CommonWmoth the ninetyeighth .
M. R. REWIE, Sheriff.
Montrose. October 13, MM.
A DMINISTRATOR'S
Sale of Real Estate.
By virtue of an order of Cm Orphen's Cond of Sus.
quehanna County, tome directed. I will expose to sale
on the premises in Great Bend, on
. Saturday s -October 30th, 1573,
at ten o'clock a. in., of that day, all theitandivided
in
terest in all the pieces or parcel of land attest& In the
township of Great Bend and borough of Greet Bead
Village, described as follows, to wit : Being the Pupa
lands of Jane A. Lusk, who recently died intestate.
leaving issue two children, to wit: E. Jane Patrick
and W. D;, Lusk, which real estate by ;the Laws of
Pennsylvania re.atin f to Intestates did to E. Jane Pat
rick lied W. D. Lusk equally descend and, come. The
said W . D. Luck having deeded his undivided Interest
to Ezra Patrick deed, bearing date the first day of
January. A. D., 1884, recorded in Deed Book No. 31,
page 1.07. Excepting and reserving rIl lands sold and
conveyed by Ezra Patrick and his wile •prior to his
death. 'The came containing one hundred and Shy
acres be the same more or less, one tenabt house, one
frame barn, and about thirty acres ?!h roved. Also. all
that certain piece or parcel of land situate in the bor
ough of Great Bend Village, bounded and described as
follows. to wit : On the easterly ei.de by Pine Street,
on the the southerly tilde by Church Street, on the wee.
terlr side by lands of Timothy libation', on the norther
ly side by the Susqechanua river. containinenbent 3
acres, all improved, one horse barn and Orchard them
on. Terms, ontqourtk down, balance on confirmation.
W. S. BARNES. Adm'r, D. B. E.
• of the eat. of E. Patrick, des d.
October .6 18'5.-40w4
VALUABLE
. • •
Farm • For -Sale.
•
The subscriber offers foS pale the rateable berm known
as the
ElNzminerni Mbia,Oe
Said farm is one of the most desirable tarns to the
county, and is.bcantifttlly situated In the Village of
&minter:will°. Susquehanna county, Pa;; there lea
Rood store, flooring mill,. saw mill, piaster mill, and
blacksmith and wavon shop in said village, The farm
Is situated directly on the D L. W. R. It., one mile
and a hall from the depot at New Milford, and lour
miles from the depot at Great Bend N. Y. at Erie R. R.;
contains 190 acres of laikf, 180 acre* Improved, I. well,
watered, haring a tasting stream of water canning
through it and water conveyed in pipes to the house.
barn' and cattle yards, it is well fenced, and under
Rood culthation • It is well adapted to growing grain,
and Is fitted for steck'or dairying; there is a large and
convenient dwelling and wood honve, well painted, and
beautiful lawn, with shiabhery.a large horse barn, ear
rake house cattle barn, with two cattle yards and shed*
and stabler fur feeding stuck or stalling cows, and two
orchards of grafted fruits. Terms of payment tkade
eery - 'L. SUTPHIN
September SI, 1873..:.-im,
HERRING . 84 FARREL,
nevi 313x-c•aci.waiir N. lr
•
3 1 / 1 4UVAOTUM1118 91e ALL. if,44tls Or
Wire ezicillemes,l,ais- Wrcrof
MAL OXUS.
The oldest aad molt tellable dna lithe trailed State e
They took the prise medal awarded at the
- .WOULD'S : FAIR ATi t LONDON I
MI Sates are warranted free from dampness •an d co
ros►oa ' '
BILLINGS BTltdUD,Agent.
Montrose, May
Itroved ,ICCCUMBER
WOO POMP, to the at
knowi Red STANDARD of
the marketbipOputer verdict
the best pump . fer-tbe least
money. Attention - 1r Invited/
Improved Bracket. the Drop ,
which can totwithdrawn with.
yt the joints,. and the Copper
ianiber. which stover cradle. *vies, or
ns and will feet solifetinic.; rot sale by
)eal mend the Trade generally In ordeft. o
se aura that you t on Blatchley'r_ Pump.be
careful and see that it •has my U*de-mark as
above. If you do l out. know where to buy
descriptive circulars ( together -with • the pane mud ad
diva • of the egret nearest -yon..wlll,be We:aptly Bun
nabed - by addreesinv. with sum • . • -
CELL O. BLVLULBY p
~
SOS amerce tat.. _ poillaelpata. PS.
)larclalo.lllll.—'-thit - - • .
BUY -YOUR
%Ent llarliaos &
W, OUS . T : ERH 3UT,
Haitord, ra„
mos Mgr.
RoinIMIXI 1 1 0 0$ On Short? sutka, absiges Os* the
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