Volurtio' 32.
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$1.1812411811 LOCALS.
Oysters—Keystone Saloon.
Book Binding—Lyons & Drake.
Owners Wanted—L. lli. Baldwin.
• Nowa' Abent Town.
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Methodist ouciabla at Mrs. 4nn 4eitis ) on
Friday evening nett.' ." ' - 1
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Grano mite society at O. J. liolllstfr's on .
Friday evening, Oct. `29th. - ' !
%rennin's 'Tempenthee Prayer-ineetlng at
bliss E. M. Frazier'i, Thursday at 3p. mi, ! ,
Mr. Frank Derrick,
,is. building a new I ttntelV
leg house on the'cOrrrei of Drinker and Itncoln
streets. • .
. Our "boYS" in the office tender their obliga ,
lions to Mr. Kirby nunnell, ol Bridgewiler, for
a large basket of very tine,.apples." NY also
have hid some line potatoes left by so u e one,.
whose name we cannot reinember.
Mr. , Jeseph Steiger, of. Jessup, left 18 eggs lip
on our table, the product - of one hen. ', This
heri'llas laid 44' eggs 'daring 'tie lutrirnei all of
which lave had an average measure of 11 by 8
inches'each, ' The 18. which we have weigh 8
mids and'2 ounces. 'Seventeen of them 'peas.
ure . B by 8 inches and the other one measured
Oli by 8% inches.. _ Can any one give a Metter
rtport Y.
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We have been forced by other,c:uties in the
politiml canvass to devote so' Much tit& and
space in drawing the indictment of the (utt,
House Ring, that we have been obliged t+i iiii
less attention to correspondents and other lo
cal matters t but our duties alter this number
willbe lass urgent it that direction wh4n we
_ trill give all due attention. •We make this •
apology that any may not feel that we-,have
intentionally put them by.
On ac c ount of the press of other' duties we
were unable to notice the event of the nuistials.
of MissL/Dttharine /1.., Bentley, daughto r 11
V. Bentley of Montrose' and Mr. Nitha 'H.
Shafer of Scranton, which happy event oFcur
red on Thursday evening, Oct. 14th. Fhe cer
, emony was performed ny the Rev. G. G.tiller
at the Presbyterian church before a large udi
, enceof invited and uninvited -guests. 1 Wiiii
one of the grandest' affairs of the kind that has
' , ever taken place in Our town and well itslluld
Mule is one of the fairest of the
`be, for Miss
the
daughters of Montrose ,, and .theappreciatib '.of.
her was Manifested in teeny different way s as
well as fri very beautiful , sad costly present's.-
-Miss Bentley for a long time has beenihe Or
ganist at . the Presbyterian church,. and! the
church SO 'Sunday' School united in p4ing
her their respects and .urAtitude by many•tokeits
of affectifM,ln ailyer end "gold. May thehati
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• pinata shin so ' richly deserves, be awaiting her
for many years to come. - .' .
• The RedicaYispealter , AL the Court House on
• Friday night , last, Mr. G. G. Lei, said) that he
knew of A man from Bradford empty who had
been all his life in office and seeking office and,
that be was very corru6t. We felt 'sorry for
Judge. Streeter who sat in the!bar et the time .
'when the attention of- every ltOdy in this; house
Was thus called to him.as lie has been la office
since he was 21 years elage,'asi they must have
. certainly thought the speaker r meant him, the
coat was so perfect a fit. We have never en
joyed a Republican meeting sit touch as we did
the one at the Court House or!, Friday evening
last. There Must hare 'been pearly 75'persons
present men, women, children, and boys to . hear
the Hens, G. G. Lee ;and ' Ashman speak - : !their
pieces. Their pieces had been prepared for
Philadelphia and about. one half of what.they,
said was abiout their loCal politics. Mr. :Ash.'
man's gun did kick ou the Radical leaders in a
fearful maaner'and we wereierprised that they
submitted to the outrage. He said that MO
Democrats charged the Republican leaders
with cortuptionoted he said he was Willing to
.'admit that, they had a large amount of corrup
tion.among them, but that it came from "con•
verted felons front the Democratic party."—
There sat ouch, men as Judge Streeter, W. W.'
Watson, Wtn. J. Terrell.' In fact every man
who is an official or leader in the party is one
'of those "converted felons" from the Demo
untie party, Gtmeral Grant and Ilartmnft in
cluded.' So that there cannot be another fekin
left in the party. We noticed the Ring orkan;
did not applaud , the speakers much, this truth
"soured on them." Mr. Ashman opened his
speech by repeating verbatim, Henry Ward
Bet:chefa discription of the lime he was "in
the fog" hi the White Mountains. The meet
ing vas an utter failure aMI One of -the c.andt
dates, who is on, the Radical ticket, said,"if
this iit'll representation of the Republican party.
in Susquehamut county, we are all gone to—'
(a hot place.) ' . ,
Read and cumulate this paper ; take• it to the
polls with you.
Ring Cam!Mates not Respassirda.
The Republi4n Ring attempts to allay the
restiveness of the people under •their . corrupt
rule, by saying that if they have - been Corrupt
candidates flow- nominated are not resliOn-
Bible.
We charge that every candidate on,the Ring
ticket for v 375 was put there by the influenee
of the "Court,. Rouse ,Ring," and therefore' is
the political:property of the Ring and If ,elect
ed is pledged to support .the Ring, and we fur
therasseit that it Will he the cash pov4r of the
Ring that elects them If they are elected. Ev
ery child correct) this " 'Rah for the Rind"
The cornet Improving the Smelt.
The Repobliean paper and , stompers have
much to say about its costing too much to
change. Judges, because Mr. Little is concerned
in so Many, cues and' irould have to. change
Courts 'with an adjoining tlistrict.
Now - , If this is an argument at - all, it proves,
too much. For the' Judge in. office ,bas.oitiy,
through incapacity and weakness, or through
design, to let three years
,business ilecnoplaSE
on his bands, in order to put ibis plea to silence
competition. No lawyer with experience' and
practite, (without which • he.cannot be compe.,
tent) is to compete for the office, on =Count of
the very thing that qualifies him to discharge
its duties 1 Why not give lqr. Streeter a life
tenure Why elect a Judge at all f If a tcrilli
or ten years; with a salary of 440,000, does not
satisfy his wants-why not double the term and
give him twenty years ? lie wants more office
dots he ? When do you exPect this hard-work•
lag, energetic producer will be so full of office
and salary as to Mire ?
• But if Mr. Little is electe4l, he vglli -Change
Courts, with 1110101: Judge; until cars are
it ; and It will hew additional expense* the ,
people. The .two 'Judges wil,l ght4 4 7 - ctalige
works, neither doing any more Work than .he .
would have done wtthout the change. 1110
lieu *he put thitotitt doltictnalcii votes.
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Read and circulate tide :o! .* ; iwYge
u.
polls with , you ,
True• runi3luielilleas Bunke.
Farm RAirraity : id* trom
tiusquehiuma Depot 'to dv i We JIM some,
conversation ;on tjueetionsof the
flay, viz.:: The Democratic Itefornt Platform.
114 said he - had made up mindlo , vote for
reform regardless of party. • He ,
_one, of
the Ring drivers of Montrose tame to him and
/ leer you are goGug to vote the Demo.
triit , tieket this fall. Ha . Wit yea. '^ The Ring
drives said if you' do It' will Ivin ytiu fur ell
hue to come. I would tisk the votes of Sua.'
+Neilson& county to stop end think for a ma"
'neat. A. man who daini,
,r#9.-atearding
t 4letateil othis :own ltidiretninioniti -thein
t.ereit °f country ,idld himself AO • lit'to - he
ruined tomer. .has.come ,to:thist,,becatise
111421' Will not vote the 44"""244"4
hils to ba ruined tomer. it is high time the
viitera of Busquehimnit county begin to wake,
tire, i to their condition, and effort their Mali=
hood en show the: ;Ling drivers that we not
only Joffe but will:vote for the best interest of
ourselves and our country. I And that e Feat'
many of the Republicans of our town we go•
mg to vote the Democratic Monti ticket.
Reid Bud circulate this paper ; take it to the
polls wiih
A Word to Soldiers.
. The Montrose Ring organ has alwaysassert
that no body but Republicans had any tired
it as voldiers. Now we never -have had any .
polities In the question of Belcher.; for whoriter
went to the front to lay .down his life, on the
alter of Ide country has neverbeen asked by us
what hie politics were, for • ho has ever received
our highest gratitude and' however much we
nifty have _crlticieed r the policy that managed
him in the field our heart goes out with_ gnat ,
lzdet to him , that be,•perilled bte lite. . in. our
'eteed.. :But we have only to point to the empty
sleeves and vacant firesides in Susquehanna
county to show that,Dernocnits were ;well rep
resented in the front, id the amp, and in the
grave yard.
- • We
_would ask the soldiers, however, to see
what, the Court House Ring want ot; them.—
Hurvey K. Sherman their candidate; and the
Ring, tradireed a man who, we are told by the
soldiers who: were at- the front under his com
tiiiiiikval as brave ti captain as riny In the
field and :who left a-16g on hie coutitry's altar
io evidener4 by 'asserting up and down the
3'0666 of Montrose, that Captain E.; b. Gates
,was unfit for the office of Sheriff, because be
was it ,dritothrzert and in evidence of this we
refer our readers_ to the letter from almost ev
'ety Citizen in the township of Dimock, all of
whom were his neighbors, which. the Ring or
gan dare not refuse to publish, proclaiming the
assertion a base falsehood. We aye further In
terpol by soldiers who have been Republicans
in pellucri, that Harvey K. Shermanseported
that Captain' E R. Gates was a coward in the
• army Ortd.sh9thieteett which ha tat his ieg, and
there: soldiers intend - resent it - at the pulls..
and no man, Democrat or Republican, can find"
fault with them for such action.
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Read and circulate this paper take it to t!io
Twills with ycu.
From Libertf.
Quarterly meeting at the brick church Battu
day and Sunday.. " '
Miss Rossi Vance is expo: to Mach ou '
wiater term of school,
After our dearth of sunshine how welcome is
,this Induin summer..
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yotatoes are rotting' badly. though snipe tio.'
rlPties seem nearly to escape. '
z. , !rhe bank of the creek by the Baptist diollo
has been firmly and
.substantialy fortified.:
A horse of Therm' Smith's well to ail ap
petuance, suddenly dropped dead in tbit ba
nes& '
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A stranger stopped at Mr. O il ier_ Alerds the
:other evening. He has not spoken - a word and
shows not. the least intention of
Mr. Renseler' Northrop is building d cider
mill near E. Standford'a, a good idea If he had
only.; cemmeueod before '
the. apples Were all
ground up.
Mr. Ezra Southworth,wbo slew weeks since
•startedjetr Germany'; to cothpleto his musical
education, has arrived 'there in safety and has
already entered schoo;: , •
The ;Graded School on 'orthodox hill In
Franklin has opened under the, supervision of
216. Wright and lain T uttla,_ who are ftrater i laat
tutiqbers and ever" way qualiiled to ensure sue-
Our place is entirely destitute of news car
riers. Nobody seems to make it a specialty to
peddle bits of information "or some of these
home fixtures might possibly get n item now
and ,then to write. Zos.,
Liberty, October 23,1875. I
Read and circulate UFO paper ; take it to the
'polls, with you. .
MME!Mi9
• . We give below the authority which the leg.
Waters . gave the County Commissioners, to
builds Jail in this county . % r which we referral
last week and in vindication of otir assertion
that they had no authority Ao.tise; thh five mill
tax for any other purpose or to bondlthe oo -
ty for more than $16.000.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the SI S
and
House of lkiresematioes of the 00f71 wealth
Penuylvania in General y suit, and
aishereby enacted by the au ' of / the same,
That the commissioners of t said county
of Susquehanna are hereby a •.orized to erect
a new jail, in andlor the county, at an ex
pense, to the said county, n' exce ed ing thirty
' live thousand dollars; to • = located upon a site,
selected by the said co missitiners, upon the
lands of the count,trate in the borough of
Montrose, in the said • unty. - •
SecTiox 2. nut the tax of , five mills upon
the dollar of valuation, which the said commis
sioners have caused to be assessed and levied,
fur the purpose of repairing. the present jail, ' m
pursuance of the recommendations of the said
Fraud juries, is hereby legalized and made val
td
; and the said commissioners rare hereby an
thurized to coll•ict the same, and apply thepro
ceeds thereof to the erection of the new jail, as
provided by the first,sectiort of this act.
Sncvos 3. That the said commissioners are
hereby ,authorized to issue the bonds of the
said county, to an amount 'not exceeding ten
shousand dollars, payable at such time, or
times, as tlr.t said commissioners shall direct,
and bearing interest r.t a rate of not exceeding
eight per cent., and to be applied to the Pal-,
ment.for the erection of the said jail.
40E4 P. °LABS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Loma W,. HALL, 4•
• Speaker of the Senate.
o.l.novitn—The tenth day ft Anna)
Domini one thousand eight hundred and tizty.'
seven. . Jrro.• W. GEAUT.
Samson 1. Be . it enacted Zo# the &nate and
How of &plat/datives ofohe lasassossuealth
of Pennityleama in General' disanribly snot, and
st u hereby enacted of the angora:Of Me some;
That the commissioners of the said county
of Susquehanna are hereby authorized to ex«
pend, in the erection and completion uf the
said jail, the further sum of six thousand doll
lars, as provided in the, act to Which this Is 4
.supplement.
rincrunt 2. • That the said commners are
hereby authorized to issue the bonds ot to
said county for the laid - sum Of six' thousand
dollars, In such motets and payable it such
timee as they shall direct, bearing interest at a
rate not exceeding eight per centum, to be ap
plied to The payment of la add six. thousand
dollars.
Emma Vg DAVIS,
• 1 Speaker of the Souse of Representatives.,
JAMBS L. Gamuts,
• Speaker of the Senate.
Arrnoveo---The eighth day of April, Anno
Domini any 'thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight..% • • •• ism W. Gleam
Bead and.eiseohtte . this piper ; take it to the
voile you. • , ;
Sittinal Clump dirsorbitrakinils•
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.:The Ring (kg !mks at ' in . Ids paper of
week before last, in as . that we have
:charged higher than he 10 /publishing
,statements and Prochlmations, sod annum to
put L forth figures. Will the Commissioners
,make_ uy such charge ,over their Signature t
We titer that they , will not but will attest the
truth;and their clerk will !'attest" It, scud moat
that the following is the facts : 1 .
That pp to some time in 1871) we ,alwsys
went to the Commissioners' race, with our bill
for advertising with no &Mount !coaled - nut sad
that Virtu. A. °mamas, in the preseseeof the
Commissioners ' always dallied us whil. was,
the amount et: : .t IL Preeleilt tend We ear
ried out mar bill by duplicating his, end webers
, assert that It lety, ...t, Ow ligeme. APPear 44 that
:office it a Wl* we-were deceived by their
dirk, said we +Aaron thitittlettezt fkm4l;adok
ea to lII* ottr litttemettL . •We/Obillr,SlV
' t4ltt When We tad critkii4 the stawaratau
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reduition ofexpendltureit,iti 00 : iiiiiciin liMi
that"We vitae called - biter° the Commludonare
"sttheir ofliciand - told that it'W ''
e viers Making,
such .statemtmts that , thers , totrld-ammeneii"
,
upon us to reduce expendituVes, and Srdered us
hut to publish the statituent but two . ioceks and
render our bill to them, goipi which we did
and told them- it Was '3ierfecili iittlifini te
us. and that we did not publish, the statement
fors bribe to close our mouth, Ana we call up-
On Mr: Beebe of Franklin, who Was One of the
Commissioners at that time, to verity the as
sertions and we know . he will.-do so. •1 ,
We further charge that in 1875. we presented
our bill for puhlishing the very large statement,
for $156, and that Win. A. Crossmin !Mowed
nail. 11. Frazier's bili, Psi the sanifithiPg, for'
$176 and said we ought to have the Same and
were entitled to it, but we told hint we were
Row making our own'bills, ,We call ,upert - 8.,
'a. Ball to verify this statement mid ere ktiotv
Mr. no will do so. - t
The following is the article that appeared in
the DEMOCRAT, February 14th, 187 2 . for Which
wo were.ordered,' VY this Corambisiliiirs, to
render our bill at once- and take the statement
out of 9ut paper which we did ! - • . ,
"We beer - imisiderable',criticisrn upon'soroo ,
parts of the County Statement tit- finances as
published this year, not from Democrats but
from Republicans. Now we would suggest, a
*remedy for:all of %beet, suspicions. If there is
dissatisfaction with the statement as audited,
let therelbe It committee appointed by the peo
ple to examine the ledger accounts. We have
no. rig t to charge 'dishonesty in this matter
withot proving it by a thorough inimitigation.'
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'lt is du the board of Commisstoners,that'such
an examination take place :to exculpate them
from suspicion. and were we one of them we
should demand such, action, for honest: deeds
will. bear daylight 'just as well as dark'nemi."
After the bill was rendered and settled the
Commissioners took pains to tuft:kris us that it
was 'clone because of 'the aboie article and we
said to them that wo were perfectly eats ed.—
!That we did I not take the publishing 1 ( the
statement as a bribe and that we should say no
more It they recoiled it and no less if they Ova .
it to us, and we call upon Mr. Beeisp and Idr.
Grossman to verify this statement.:- j , . .
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In 1878,1 just before 'the'time or publiehlng
the statement lor that year, C. M. Gere.came to
us and said that - the Comtnissioners were very
touchimffended at • what wo had mid and he
thought they would not live us the statement
but would filet some of ., the other pairer4ublish
it. ,We told Mr. Gem that was..a matter for
them to detide, t ati we bad. said , what we be-.
tiered and ' hie no' spolOgY 'tb make' And that
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such a threat would not close our,m6,uth. We ,
call upon, C. ?ere, to verify, this statement.
We should i of refer to• this at thictinte 14
seeintended toileave such personal matters MI
III after our duty .to the people had '•been die- I
charged before Ibis important election, but we
Arid that the Ring ?wards are atteMpting le •
viten the effects of our chargei by circulating
11. If. healer's irilhil, hue and malignant de
famitisn. ' i
Nair Miaow.
lissr ;hi Ring Rap/sin.
The Ring are attempting to explain away
the figureti in the DiatocnaT respecting their
administration of the county finances by clam
oring that they have been behind the counters
in The Commissioners 7 office, and 'made up such
and-such figures. Now we do not care what
kind Of figures they 'no* Make up from that
source. We hold ahem to a - strict account for
'the figures they have . ; pOhlished to the tax.pay
era in the county 'Statements they have made%
to them from yeir Year. It ottiy maktgri
bad mate r
h worse if they have now different
figtOtst fild the counter In theedmmiision--
et?' Office.
They falsify to begin with, by'reporting
that we said In. our Issue or October 'Bth, that
the duplicates for 1814. were '54,565.35. We
refer to the= DIDEXII4T andprove this a false
=ration. „*'!) said this and we repeat it with
Increased emphasis, .that.'-tne Commissionerai
Statement fur the year '1874, showed that they
'collected, received and loaned $54,565.35," And,
they know that any other assertion Is a base
misrepresentation - of
That all who have not a file of =the county
paper may know wh at the statement says we
!chic it below. =
The county TreaSurer says, that from the
County Treasurer of 1813, he re'd $ 5,709.18
From duprtes, unseated lands, au. 48,856.17
/ Total . • $54,565.35
He then credits hhiself as follows
'Refunding orders ' .
. .$ 8.44
County orders redeemed.. 46,966.83
46,966.83
Exoneration to c011ect0ra............ 246.26
" . State tax.. ........ t 1.85
Percentage to collectors . 1.421.80
" State tax . .66.79
Treasurer's percentage. 1,600.67
Balsam in Treasury., • ... 4,193.21
Total I $51,265.35
Every syllable they- explain from behind the
counter at this time is but adding insult to in-
Itity,,to the people. yire charge that, thii above ,
statement shows jun what we said that $50,-
372.14 l ives the gross amount of running „ex
penses of this county, for 1874 and that not one
dollar of the ' bonded debt is redeemed in the
tranucticel• ' 1 The Prociof is on the lace of it
when the Treasurer says that he has redeemed,.
county ordens to the amount of $46,96683 and
the balance is -. principally percentage. It the
Treasurer hid redeemed one dollar of County
band's, it would .appear such bating been
cancelled by him, to be taken out o( the statei
ram tor 1875. If the facts are otherwise then
thestatement of the County Treasurer of 1874'
Is a mlarepre'sentation to the people upon. thfr
lace of it, to the Impeachment of every other!
report in that Statement.
The Comity Statements are put out before
the people, tinder, , oath aad are taken' by them!
as positive evidenee of their financial conditioi
and any statement from behind the POMMIS=
shwume-counter that - Clutngee . them, impeaches
the Cominbisioners themselves. ' We will go
back to 1867, the commencement of the 'lei'
tax levy" and debt, and quote. from , the differ
atatemeits and leave the people to recon
cile it for themselves.
Gross tax levy (before jail levy,) 1868 $18,110.84
" " " (ineludixig jail tax) 1867 31,654.45
a 4 ! 44 46 " 1868 n 472.01
a ti at Ai 41 2869 37,399.47
IA 4 ' 84 " 1870 32,360.60
' " Alt 14 1871 82,677.75
" 44 " . " " 1872 82,074.53
" " " 1878 31;696.16
• " 44 46 1874 28,884.':
The itbove,taken from their published state-
Ments ii very ominous vindicates our as
aertion that there has been over $90,000 collect
ed nixinit ft he five mill "jail .tax" and that said
. that tex has bn continued., 4is ominous also to.
se In 1874, just before an ;Itriportant elec
tion, that the tax levy lets when the expel
:es are greater, but we will leave the people to
decide that ' • ' •
„ Now fofthe jail debt ,builness. Tice Tress
Jell orders redeemed 1867. $20,298,12
" lB6B ... 16,601.01
Total.• a• se w.* • 4P,••••••1, •• • •• • 1180380'18
Now we come to 8 tier . cent. Donde, or what
Shinner oalls "lawful!, Jal,erait." ,The auito.
Meat sail, {not thel'l*dr - it,rtiat - •
114tida redeemed In 1: ' • • •i 1 2 , 821•44
" 1870 2.650.70
" 1871 2,840.97
18711 2,129.40
- 1878., 702.00
u 44 /1174 18,148.98
redeeme4 $38.8/!"8
0 °viol)
T r MVO
1807....51,:840.93
If.
-I)'°°,9Per lia46llB6Bl,'*.•ariszlno,4so•°°
tai ne d:; „
itrpzi,.. •
lerl• •• • , 11040.00
:u and wools
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ip
anima tato—. 434,4w0
MONTIIbSE
TH:E
got; What does ibis show? We sinaStei
this, aria !pave :Itpettids,,or .the PftsPle
tad the botaatissNearitt, tat!) thift‘fo err, it...".
t 1i4,438.73
claimed paid on bonds, . 88t813.511
Loaned more than paid out;•.• • 4 15 4 645 . 17
giiirfittikliaiie — ':'(under the law of 1867 . and
1868 published_ elsewhere) that they have 'col
lected a Aye mill additional asaesnient On $3,-
000,000 and over, for eight years. Thai by so
doing they have raised at least $140,000. That
imaddition to,lhat their ; statements silo* tbt:ly:
have borrowed $54;458.74. That they had
thority only, by the act of assembly, to eirtiend
.$41,000 on the jail. That it. only gave l them'
inifioritY : to issini•bands'tito' thiftdount or 'to ;
000 ekt what they call "lawftil.interest" which
13 ZIG= PER ratNr, That their statement
shows ..that in . 186; And,lB6B ° ,titcy„paid in.
ordeis9/10W,19;' which tto dedlare
is more than the jail oast Therefore, after col.
letting the $90,000 and after .borrlwing in ad
554,i58.73 ,-- Omitting- that ' they
hairefredeented 04,81846 the following Condit
tion of things appears.
Jail debt.... . ...... v . 1 436287.07
Borrowed in " ' " 64,458.73
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Total • ........$91,745.80 ,
By jail orders, paid 1807„ ...$20',296 12
s if , • "• 1868•.'!‘ 16,601.01
Bonds claimed as redeemed 38,013.56
Total .475 11 0.69
,
iniount jail debts end loans 491Yi5.80
• _bonds and orders re4emed 75:710:69'
Balance 1874 ' $ . 111 . P35.11
• 'Now wb was tire tailtutiitt examine•the
records themielvei 'fur prititaitillit'itoiltie.
Republican from year t. 45 yeir for the abovt-facts
and figures. , •
,
What other, conelusion , 'ean 2 beliarived. ,at,
than this f That - the county Was bonded to
the amount of $16,006 for jail debt Under the
'law 0f1867 ,and lfitikat stout rat)
terestoind that not 'one dollar of. those imds
has ever been redeemed, but remain (n lull
„lace agaiMit. tk county drawtfig 8 per cent.
interest, and are in the hands of H. H. Reed , ni
Philadellibia. they hitWWit; tiled is a
sort of a brOiking mitt:lMO* OA have
been drawing.interest from the tax-pay ers
, of
this • county at 8 per cent. ever since.. ! --
If our figures and conclusions aro hot substan
tiated; by every, ,e,7l*lck; tlatLppeplEb ave of
TAO to .416 Pcnott Statementphell_
we will stand convicted, when it' is sho`wn
the contrary. •
- DENKiJCISAVIC PEATIFOrg•
JIM TO CABBY IT OUT. / I
,
The "Court liouSe 'Ring" and their iench
ulert having: litAWAlged Yflri9EitilicetiPell:of
the comity to diahonor us, as candidates before
'the people, and -td falsify ortriiiisitlint loon the
platform'of RetrerichmenOn the eipeninialof
the county which was udaniniously adopted by
thu, Democratic. Otmnfuthin . qt rose,
4ept'erribeiltith", feis, and to whiBl ts 6 and
every one of us foi: himself personally pledged
his :support in:abceptinw a nomination after Di'
tuluptiou are, Also tolpippittylto'bo;
lie the himesi - iuntives lin de
claringfOr, old time honesty and economy in
the administration of the affairs of the t
morn
and state tirelore,,we. lake this method i to re
new our pledge in a orO 'personal man ger.
/- That we _the. sevonlAtntkidattlia tbe!Dem
. ocratlC party of Susquehanna cOra3tty,lo; each
personally end' for hiinselfiple4e 4 lite Sacred
honor to maintain and carry out the teims of
said platform to the minutest particular
viz :
.The candidate' for. Treasurer; MOM C. Ty
' ler..pledges life horuir to ;6 Lt tusque:
henna county; that, if elected, ho will ndt,
der any circarnatances, receive but $6OO pet an
num i ft,r performing ~the. d uticaif that ; oftlce.
The 'candidates for Coitiinissi:oner,Lemitle( Grif-,
five l tu;ci %Wier 1011 7 '44101,16r himself,' pled
,,ges Minor to the peoplo„of Sosquellianna
conniy, that,if elected, he will not under any
* circumstances receive; exceed t. 259 per annum
for perlopoingthe.cluties Of that ogiee ancl that
the salary of ,the clerk shall be axed at $.700. •
Each and every one of the remaining candi
dates, for himself hereby solemnly pled+s his
sacred honor, that be will employ his every en
ergy and all lawful means to carry out t 4 full-•
eat-and ,strongest interpretation of the follow
ing platform hi its very letteiluid spirit ;
,To
wit : •
Resolved, That for the pdrpose Of paying the
bonded debt of this County—Amounting:l4l over
slB,ooo—upon which we are paying to a Tar
eign bolder of the bonds eight: per cent. per an
num, the salary of the Treasurer shall be fix
ed at s6oo,.per • annum. The salary of pont,.)
missioners' Clerk at $5OO per 'annum, aril the
pay of the County
,Commissweers shallpSt ex
ceed $250 each. per annum. •
• Resolved, That the fees , SU, salaries, df all
Couny officers should be reduced .by legisla
tive enactment, to such sums'as shall , be i
reasonable .compensation for the , service per
formed. The people can nota ff cird to ' enrich .8
Sheriff and Prothonotary every three seats.
, .
. • . •
Ralph - B. Little, - Henry C.
William White, Matthew E. ItYan,
Curtis C. Gilbert, Leander Griffis,
Roger, 8., Bearlet: • L. B. - O'Douil,
W;l4 Ricbircbtori:
Having S eommon interest wits all tax pay :
ettk of this county take this 40i - thrifty,*
demonstrate to them the partial effect of itetf
triumph of the above proposed - "lretreneh4
ment. . ,
- The average amount- paid annually to the
three Corrunhisbattlers of this'cautity - hi the sg- 1
gregate. glace the year 180818 years) a$ per
county Statement. published in each oti 4 9 ,
county papers,,which any' can inspect
himself, is 0,84.12. In , i;e4,or this, sit the"
terms of the above platfonn. -and the aggregate
for the same will be s7s2'pei:stinum
'Three Commissioners..
Three Commtssioners, Democratic
.. 1 ‘
Platform... —i• .• ••. 4.4 MAO .
Difference per annum • 074.12
_
Difference in 8 years . . tr,T4O
Comes. Clerk per . i 1,00.06
64 DemocratiC Platform 0010
Difference one year ' 500.00
Difference yilus ;. ~ ; . 41,40.00
Treasuier per artiium
Triasurer.DemKratia Plationn.... .00
‘'
Difference per annum 1,00(100
iffereoce in 8 Yaw I6BMA
Aini, saved on Oomr'S .
' " " Clerk 1,500.00
" " " Treasurer.. l 8.000.00
Whole smouitt.saved in I years
From tills source
_, alone in • nine years, the
*bola count i debt wculd, be psis!' :with inter,.
eat. ”I,r
• .
lan. Ust. - ' -
The following lb a list of Grand and TiraYetie
;Jurors drawa for the term of Court to iota-‘
ineWee ; it4lliatrase: oti loft.iidairAToyiaibar fhb.
, • GY4n4 shoos.
. Amhara—Sohn tinabury,Warivo Sterling.
Apolacoll—ltlebarrlflotincy.: A.;
Brooklys—Seines Bullard.' ll kz
Clifford-4441. PraudA4o4les P MAPICeI
Jacob • .
Fratiklia4tDiudel 1310 , rert/ t • •
frleadaville-4fark Vliattite. •
Gibstatacob f • e
Gresi Bent sp.-AIWUMI T-Trowbrklgo,.
Horrord-4. lieorge FoOS.-- •
MiroiOntdreltMoloo.:! "'"
Lathrort , -Sorauel•Glata, William Mile& .
Montntse-Elley Irletelter. •
'lfew Milford Comi.l-Willliuktfiy4e4 , l.,
Now XllSor&tp-rAnwitslitle44ll43.
Bush-Meojando Bertholf,Memard
-1"40ISP(4 ch*rlWallhert . ... :
.0p4 0 1 , 4* -4 4 401 4 . # er. • , : 1 4. 43 4 1 0;Maftk
Silver Ikea.. -John tveti.
Trarso Jurroli-71411W4Viek.
Anbunt- 4 1t pti ' (ls9e, 1, Stiriph
• siMan
It,ICP - Rxwann.--Ellzabeth Rooney lett her
home in Middletown, on Friday last, and since
that tiq u Ipts not.een. heard of. , Bhe Is some
!what inganc;imill h stattlre:With light color
ed i 'sbort hair and had on a red • dress. The
above reward is offered for information where
/ abeam hm ; found. or returned to Thomas Roo
f*, Apoliuxin. or JOhn Condon, of Middle
town.:
Middletown, Oct. 20; 1876 pd.
, pp A r'ir i woT.To MoviC '
I will otter my large stock `of Plour and Sall,
and general lice of grocery goods very tow rot
&Alton time for casb,t Vexpeet to move In a
fest. days' Into a uest%- Aims buildlecopixisite
'CbtiptT & Volt Hank aad-do not want to be at
the expense of moving- a large stock of heavy
Now la a gxxxi iiM4 to boy your Flour
~ MN Balt,' I kaye never - bad a better stock of
tootErlour i lredi ground than at the present
Woe. , • Z 1 P. Stow.
Montrose, Oct, 20,:1875 tf.
,Oit'AND:MsrnotaicwaiT l—Reving .ots baud
foment the Wpm. and best Assorted stock,
of 3010),.; BOW? tun' YOUTHS'. CLOTS.
1 4r51,4 rtrigmeotn Arm Couryttx.uf
fitputrw s we will sell the eam.e.for the uttxt
Merit at cost E to nuke room for gcxxteiuw..
111441401114 t, IrPentons Nubia% to buy
clOll g 4.tigdiud:wake,4tyle, and quality will
&WWI to avelithoweeelyet of this splendid and
iloiirrrvittar tor nreen;
*! PILLIdAIf & CO.
Oar Josat.
e •••' •
AlOntrinet . oot• 201 11036
..T0 1 ,1?•E1,?,.'_.`4 1 L:-_1875,
It• , .
rat-Sanseiieet. _ •
t,_ , water—Jererolith,,Baldwlu t Frank Mc
' s • 71 i •Sinielittliewit,-Issie G Lake.
mount—William Coggin. • • •
.datf--John Itivenberg. • .•
'rest Lake—Michael Mann. '
teat Bend tp—Joseph Dußois. Ira griellt,
hen H Hayward, Wtn. C. Mclntosh.
_ lbviosr•4-agrew Alloesm, Herman Weber:
J eil Ame r p -.-,,. ~. •,..,, .
ttriord—Farris A. Barnard. - • -
i t
,_, atinony—Edson A Biurett„Joseph L Marsh
rice. cs .Dyne s , ~ , , --
up—intin Smith; '- '
• .
ox—Martin Conrad, Sydney Finn, Way
st •Stephens. ' "'• . -
ov 'Milford tp--Sainuel Green, Itohert Gil
-1 le t Edward J Tyler.
prdigville•-• : David Dailey. •
• 'esti' a Depot—Wm' -II Irencb, Bylvester
h.
' Byer Lake—James Murphy.
Trnterse../usiis
iI L 3 lica ..
• - tui Week.
, .
Auburn—Peter LaFranco, John Overlielil.
ridgewatOr-Liatim Calph, Lewis E Chem
.. rliu. • • :
Brooklyn —David Kinney. •
Clifford—Hiram Itivenberg, Thomas Bey
-1 4(44 SlCollaha.- . _
..fiatbson—llerhert B Abel, George Milken._
Grat Bend tp--;Thoinas B Smith. -
Herricii—Herbert N Nichols, Ashford Ting.
lf.; .)-11;•: . ' ~-; '
IJettaup—Thomas Beauinnnt.
Jackson--Patrlck Callow, John W Cargill.
,Lathrop—Henry W Decker.
11411
I Lenox;»-Etitylif C Hartley,Alhert Jerold,Wil.
l Payne, George Tingley, Willard WlWhit
otAberty—Ansel- L Ives. Henry • Ives, Julius
ilher. .. -w -.. • • •-•••
ildontrose—Jolin H Backus. ' •
t
' MlddletoWn—'oenrge C'antield,John COndon.
ow Milford Boro—Llewellyn Brady, Albert
Mu, Bars APratt, '• • - ''•
New Milford•tp—Lemuel 8 Everett. 1 ---,
I Springville--Edward.Pßrush,Freeman Fish.
• Snag's Depot—Frank Hall. - • /
Thomson•—Frankllei Barnes. • ..4
' - - TraiNins - Third-Third Wed '
. _ :
t A.yarat—Leonard 0 BaldWin,'
,--* •
lAuburn—Daniel Yonker. ,s ,
Bridgewater--HarveyGriffin, Sylvester tir
art. ,
BrKiklyn— Ansel .E.Tewkahury. _
Clifford—Ellery C Burni , Wm D Horton:. -
lninock—Hiram Blakeslee. • ..
Frierdlitylile-•-john'Foster.
Frakiin---jeremfab Watson, ,
Gl'hson -- EdviiliFQiiiiioliC_, _
Great Bend ..Boro—James .E. Howe, Chrlsto
ier Hamlin/ •
IGreat Bend tp-4ames B McCreary, jr.,James
Ilardony—James Fowler, Lord Wellington
ott: . • .. ,
lemup--'-ltal r ph S Birchard,yright V Bedell.
:,-ILlYCeity , -Nathaniel - Banke!,' Harlow Enapp.
L Tiatitrop— Win Johnson.
ffithar—altirt xJTitnes:' 7 _
.
Pan/W-.4obn - S Hennas, Edwin-Lathrop,
Soon M Sayre. •- • . -
•• - 'iedletown--David Thomas, • '
'ela , Slillord tp- 7 Henry. Mead.
akland:-L . -Roysil Tyler.
'' ustea Depot—John Andrews, Wm Emery
D del It Pope.
isringville—Cyrus W Bard, 'Lib& Smith.
'illYer •l,ale—plerendah Bull, Anson Meeker.
.
ii••cntate this papa all you can aftet you
. bOO read it. , . , • •
Businesi. Lo.ettle.
Chlvaes S OTSTRas t I -thrwrings ti I
Opal oysters cheaßst the ,
41tf t atwom
Bioxi36romo.—Booka are ready for Avery,
Pircuird, B9lles, Brunson, Bunnell; Dickerson,
ettildeiv: Jagger, Lyons, (Susq'a)
Nadir, Reynolds, Sayre, Sherwood, Summers,
Saud, Smith, Thayre, Solmati, Wakeley, Walk
er atd Williams. Bindery at the store of
Oc. 27, 1875. - - LYONS & DRAKE.
Ohs :MRS WANTED.—Owners wanted for two
umbrdlas and uhe; pbrasol, taken' by an um
brella mender to repair, some weeks ago. The
repairer becoming intoxicated they were left in
,ra,l having paid the charges - on them.—
Tile. wain 'criti have them` by paying for the
repairing and for this notice.
L..M. BALDWIN.
48w8.
-, 3lintro9e, Oct:! 27 187 b
MEN'S and Boys' Neck Ties; 20, 25, 87, 50e
' 4.W„- . at Casa , JoiDes.
ISEN's all wool Cass. Shirts, $l, $125, $1 50
$175, $2..00,.. at Cuss" Joust's.
Coate Clarks Cotton In all ' numbers, at se,
-:at AMAX .Toulee.
it5_,.....
FELT Skirts, Drab, Brown, Purple, .BCstrlti
(rein $l, to-$2 50 V. at ermAr. dome&
`Boys good Kip 1300t41 25, $1 50, $2, $2 50.
" " • Calf Shoes, 1 25, 1 75, 2. - •
42tf at Citaar Joits'a.
outs; Masse' e and' :Chilkren's fancy wool
stripe - [lose in ell the latest sluides sod colors,
at Caner JOBVS.
Water • ' 90, fl 00, $llO,
1 ` Bruarv, 90. $1 00.
-" ' ' Navy Blue, $125, $l. 50
, at Ctts.t.t.
Attf.
Betio good Kips Boots, $33 23, $3 50
Calt OO, . 50, Mk
" Shots, 2 50, 75, 8 00,
" Brogan Shoes, 1 50, 75, 200
Ott • • at Cn&u J0113'5.
—Lsdies 'Merino Undermair. 65, 5, ' ; '1.1.00.
" .• " • 50 - , 65, -
" , 50, 65, ", 75.
Buys •"- _ " . 50, 65, " 75.
41.)tf • ~ , • . at C: •• • Jong'e.
;* . ltimitmty Geoids is all. - the la
aid:styles in'Wing9, Birds ' Silks,
Trimmed Hata and Beane
bits and Velvet for Ladles, Misses
rev, . at CUE. •
; Bleached Muslin,.:
Unbleached Muslin,: :. •8, 9
Callum Flannels,- 12, 15,
All, •Woof Flanneli in; Red, •
rhife and Blue, • • • 25, 30,
',Alpacas and Dr GOtxis lower th
•.42tf ' at Cumti
24,6WItidtits. •
Veteretiary. Surgeon, E
I'Oronto;Onttuio..isi now located at I
Honk, and tenders -his profestdonal
aihvbt) tufve diseased honk's.
Montrose, Oct. 20,1875:
• Ev.-. 1. B. SOMNER and wife will
idebee pertuittirig,in the X E.church
bin, Pa., for the IA: tiles' Aid Society,
dpy-evignipg, Oct. 28tb, at 7 o'clocla
Invitation is. extended to all. : Their
meats rank among the very highest it
Admission . 45 cents—Children bail pi
*o6tbber 26,1878.' 43w2
' Itr &et . we have and are every day receiving
alrlituds of goOds elf latest et3les and patterns,
and will sell them at 25 per cent. less than any
stake :Ilk the State...tiive us is call and we can
these facia.
Respectfully
Cheap John.) • ' 8. Pu.T.ltili & Cps
lumber we allow a discount oh all you
- ha'Ot ha in amount's' of Oyer 45.00
' U,Vet. 80; 1875.
311sses Pablo Gut Button' Shoes, #1 50; $1
„4 , -" Lace : " -` 140 130
,Moroe.oAlalf " 62; 1'75
"' ; " copper:too .400, 125
" _Lake, Elppea• .!:1 75; 20,0
.Reble (knit " " ' 100, 2ID
" Glove " • ' " 800
42tf • at CitgAP
' Two per cent. discount on bills of over,s.s 00.
Mena Overcoats froni 4000 to $l5 00.
Mens tall suits from .10 00 to' 20 00.
Men, Pants front ' 125 to 500.
Meva hats front . 100 to 8 00.
42U . . •at Crtnar Jon 's.
Five c per cent. discount on bills
.of $lO and
over.
Boys and Youths over coats from $6OO t,O $lO
" lull suits • 800 .to 15
pants '. , 2AO to :4
42tf . • at CIIICAP JollN't3.l
73¢ per cent. discount on bills over $2O. .
PITOTOMIAPIIS.—Pictures taken in all the kit
eat styles. Old pictures copied and enlarg9d.
Also a splendid lot of frames for sale;cheap,
at G. W. Dootarrtat's.l
... ,
Montrose, June 10, '74.—tf.
WATCHES,: Clocks and Jewelry repaired kn
short notice and warranted, at F. Melhb
lib's- Jewelry Store. formerly Isbell &
. • ,
Montrose, July 28, 187,b-tf
OXEN YOU BALM. /
One pair or Dation oxen, four years old . last
spring, large Mee, well broken, nd will inalt,hl.
Inquire ul or-fiddress '
M. BIRO RD,
Birebarjv Pa.i
oct I 8; 1875. ; • 4lw;pd.';
`\.i
B. Bunn's; at the Engle Drug Store; keeps
.constantly on hand,. a large and aeli aeleetPei:"
stock of, pure Drugs and Medicines, Paints,Olis
and Varnish also a • very large assortment 'of
Port• Monnalei.. Uonins, Brushes. Perfumery,
and 'Toilet Seatis, Physicians prmriptions
carefully compounded at all hours of the dny
and night. Give= iiitu u call. Sign of the GPI-.
gea , Eagle and Mortar. • • • .
• „ Montrose.4iine .1875.-tE '
„ . . .
THE Supreme Court ot. the State of Nti'w
York has de'ehled that .1. C. Ayer Co.,pf
Lowell;hase ithe sole right to 'use the worts
CHERRY PlwrottAt. for a medicine, and Moils
sued an injuhetion- against; F. V. Itualttoniot
New York city, l'or aching Rushton's Cherry
Pectoral-or Cherry. Pectoral- bounces; or any
other ttse of the name to deceive the public.;*—
This decision of the high court includes all
dealers Who sell any .similar article.•—l'urt
terms , (1,1.) :Leader, . - - _
•
- •To 1132 PUBLIC.--Aa a guarantee, that Ttiy
lor's Family Medicines are the hest in markitt,
of-their kind, and that the quality,of : the gitaOs
shall- hereafter be maintained, I • would say :to
all : "If atter using - them you are not satisfied
you have received benefit in proportion to !he t
price paid, return the empty bottle or package,
and get your - Money back, its .I want no man's
money tlles:11m is satisfied he ha., received its
equivalent. . . Respectfully, t
Baowtimi , Talrbrat, Prop!G
October 6, 1873. ' . j
PiwiTz.no
We have 'just received a very large stock of
plain and fancy envelooa, letter and note Pa
per, plain and fancy - head papers. cards' : of
ell sizes and Colors, colOred poster papers. etc.
all Of which we can tillord to print cheaper
than any office in this or, neighboring counties,
and in - as good style. Work done in black anti
colored inks. It you think there is any that
can beat us, giie us - a erial, and we will sh4vr.
hyou what we cati.tio. AR kinds of hianLitlin
and or printed . to -order.
CLAIRVOYANT ExAsirNivolie FREE.
' There is no subject that requi es so much=study and experience as the trcatin of of et rOn
its diseases. The ,tistoniihing so .ess and re
markable cures pertorided by Dr. - Butterfirild,
are due to the gift of clairvoyance to ,the life
long study of the constitution of an, and the
curing of diseases trom natural rem les. Cures
the worst' forms; 0115cmfula. Catarrh, Piles, Fe
male Weakness,Asthma, Kidneys, or ; Bladder.
Will be at the ; Catfeity House, BinghamtOn,
Friday. and Saturday,October 29th, and 30th.
Dr. Butterfield will be at the celebmteci 3Dn
eral Springs, at Rush, - on Thursday, October
28th, on a visit.' Patients can call.
'WE Tams• that the pe;)ple of Montrose and
Vicinity are finding nut where the most popu
lar Dry Goods House in Binghamton Is located
for C. F. Sisson • & Co. inform us. that. their
trade, from this section; is very large and &in
stantly increasing. In their stock may nowbe
found a large and carefully, selected stock. of
Dry' Goods; suitable to the wants of everybody.
They make , a• specialty of Black. Silks, Black
Cassimeres, Black Mohairs, Black Alpacas, and
'the finer grades. of press Goods, and in this'
line are prepared to give • some decided bar
gains. I%e,suppose that nearly everyb.:dy• is
aware that ;their •store is located at 61 Court
Street, next' to the Canal. .
Binghamton,. Sept. 22, 1875. . .
TEACITERS' EXAMINATIONS. • ,
The Annual Examinations will be held: as
Wows : i
Liberty—Lawaville Centre, Thursday, Octo
ber 28th,
Rush—Giangerville, Friday ? October 20,
Middletoyin—Centre, FridayoNovetuber
Springville—Centre, Tuesday,'
Auburn—Corners, Wednesday, " 10.
Bridgewater—Montrose,, Saturday, Novern•
beg 13th.
Forest take—Centre, Monday, November
15th.
Great Bend—Village, Wednesday, November
17th.!
Jackson—;•Savory, Thursday, NOvernber 18.
Thomson Centre, Friday, " kl 9.
SusquehannaPepot, Satuetliy, " 21,
Gibson-4miley, Tuesday,
,
Lathrop- 7 -Foster, Thursday, " 25.
•
Each sess ion commence at 0 o'clock, u m.
• Teachers , will need pen, Ink, paten, paper,
and Union Fourth Reader. Private'Examlna
tions unnechasarv.
Office days—First Monday ini each moflth,
1 o'clock, p. m. W. C. TirLowir,
I County Superiutiendest.
Montrose October 13 . 11g5. 1
t shades
d Velvets
in Straw.
n 4 Child-
9,10 c.
0. 12c.
10, 12c.
18, 20c.
85,.40c.
. .
i
.
.. .
FANCY (31-001:?S.
flaying Just' purchased a large atcfr.k Or 41111aery
Goods direct from the importers. I an able tq4 l e l i
the most recent styles of the action, at prices thal de•
fy competition. ' .
• ever
Joutea.
R. V. 18.,
e Tarbell
Cervices to
MILLINERY DRPARTMXNT: •
Irretieb felt bite of the !Meet gnalitt;. and In all the
latest shades.' A fine line of Fancy '!'rimming, Silks
MA velvets In all the neW Made., nil kinds of feathers
and wings, AI tine line of trimmed lista alerayS on
band. A lirgeliesortment of tics, hosiery. gloves, la
dies' and children's merino anderwear,.dtc
•
prov
' at Brook-
OD, Thurs
.& i:ordlal
entertain
in the land.
,416 e.
raswou.
W. J. CARVEN.
• • No, 21Court M I L Cor. Water 131
Bingtttntor., N. T., October W. 127
- ;
JZIPHERS—Rzum—In Benton,' Sept. 30i by
Rev. A. 0.-Warren,,Frank A. Jeffers,ot Lenox,
to Frank }L Relph, of Benton.
Wthcox--BLowEtts—By Rev. A. O. Warren;
Oct. 14th, Amos M. Wilcox, of `4lew
to Reale L. Blowers, of Franklin.
1 BatruEfeltuax—By Rev. Bbelp, Oct.
20th, Levi Baird, of Lebanon, to Elizabeth
Denman, of Nortbmoreland. • to
SNELL—SwAirrnowr—At the N. E. parson.
age fn Centremoreland, Oct. 18tb, by Rey. Wm.
Obelp, Wingfield D. Snell to Alisa Elizabeth 4),
warthout,•all of Franklin. .1
- 17- • -
Bwitl4:ll—in Eaton, Oct.loib t ism ,Bicler
'wed 45 years. -
I -
WlLeoN—ln New lallford,loci. iO, Tito their
Wilson, aged 09 pearl', 7 months and 1$ day*
Funeral attended at the house On 5.10134 ay.
Oct. 18, by a large concourae of people.. ' •
t
Tununn—ln Fulton county, N. Y.; Oct. 24,
Dire. Sally Turner, only remaining stotell
Mathew Baldwin 01 Bridgewater; this eotuity,
and the lut,of Ida brothers 't.ud slatere, a fqui- .
ly Ilia, in ber 00th year.
N, , ,SANKRUPTCY. i 3
•• , I
ihe
Diana CQlnt of the United States for
tan Dietrich ,of Pculnlirmile it die =net of
^ • opber Rogers of 84mtoliamoo:Qmoty a Bankrupt
fertile Act or k.lungteeti .of Mirth *I /rel. bulging
applied for a Mitchum from all tie Argot, .114 ether
eMhati provable under sato Act, b7'order to tho Cuprt,
biotic* is Aereby given . to all PiCOO4l4 who have privet'
their debts, and other venoms tate =d in , to *mar on
the esy of October, Mk /00 +lll...bdUrg
K. WiILAIIO, mot' of the Nogtatertd Bari kriditcy
of tea ihiltridy _to shod Muni If any they lmve, w(ly
Dtacparge Oman mat be granted , the maid Uankrept.
- • *l5 = d. 0, licel,NoLEdri, Clur
"-.Brnia .1 i
Oa sad us my Glans litang - 7.74yiete at $l.
ISILALIR.MILIJLCMO6I.
-centaur Lints:tem.
Theta It no pale which the Osettatir
. • Liniment will not relleve.sio
• they W1 : 11 hot subdie. and no 401,01eas
Which : they wOluist:eure. Tbielsitrong
o language, thit' true. They hard i
- I IV; produced more emelt of. rboumatillet.
nen ralgiclockjaw,paisy,spiabis,itvel.
Citikfla Hugs, caked breasti, scalds, hurns.salt
rheum. ar-ache, .tc., upon the human friime, and of
strains, 'Tartu, galls, etc.. upon animals in one year
thin have all other pretended rentedies since the world
began. "They are eounter.irritant,elhhesling, pain re
lievers. Cnpples throw srvrajthe 1r cruichee, the lame
wafk, poisonous bftaa aro rendered, barmle4, and the
wounded are hailed without a scy. The ?Opel. pub.
Oohed around / each bottle. They sena. no t4tieli-e ever
void barer:U r :because they do jasrwhat tbeilpretend to
do. Thos 2 s who pow suffer from rhpurnatisln. pain, or
swelling deserve to coffer If they will not ti : se Centair
liniment, white wrapper. More Irian r•ertitleates
if remarkable mires. including froien limps, chronic
iheumailem, gout, running tdraors. ete.,ll4e been re.
ettivel. : We will send a circular containing mrtlileates,
the recipe, et.. gratis, to any one requestifig it. One
bottle of the yelloiv wrapper Centaur Liniment is worta
ono hundred dollars for spavined or sweet led hdraes
and mules: or for screw-worm in sheep. Stock-owners
—theseliniments are worth your attention. !No family
should be without tbem. "White wrapper firally ate ';"
Yellow wrapper for animals.' Sold by all Ibmggiste.-
50cents per bottle; large-bottles, $l.lO. J.B. ROSS &
C0.,53 Broadway, New York.
Castor's' le more than a substitute for pastor OIL
It Is the only said article It existence wluc4 is certain
to assimilate the food, regulate the bowels,icure wind
colic and produce natural sleep. It contains neither
minerals. morphine or alcohol, and le pleaslint tc!take.
Children field not cry and mothers may Testi.
Oct. :Ls.. •1 •
- •
RILLINGS STROUD.I
General
INSURANCE AGENT;
N -
' Tiaszizt.trconse. 3Pat,. . • •
Ctipttal Represented, 41.00,000,000 I
FIRE; EWE AND ACCIDENT J34IIIRA.NOE
Liverpool. Londott Globe . • •8 , ,nOO,OOO
itoyal Canadian insolence Cu,. of Montreal'. Can
ads. Capital , - 5.0L0N,
tate. eo.. of North 4 Amerted • • • $1,250,001`5.
National. New York, $400.000
Ida. Co., State of Pann'a " . $600,001
6111011 ‘llllllill • • • $4011.04k
Lycoming" Fire ; • - ' $6.00(.000
Lancaster Firm Int.. Co. " • ' 350,ta..
Fire Asoociation Of Phi la " • ' - 2.800,000
Pennsyliania Ins' Co,. l'hila. ' ' 1.300,000
Co mercial Fire Ins. Co.. N. Y. •. 1.300,00'.
Fame Ina. Co.. of J.nt la. - '230,0 A.
Watertown Ins. Co., Watertown, N.Y. • '600,651
Home Ins. Co:.N. Y., Cjoitaland $4,010,003
'
Atlas Fite ins. Co, Hanford, Ct. 411),M0
Hartford Fire _tur.,Co.,C apital nndSlurpl us $3,0011,000
The undersigned is SPECIAL AGENT for the kilt"
log companies for Northern Pen ittqlvanie:
Fire Association of ithiladelpnla, • . .
Lanceater Fire Insure u ce'Compan y of Lancaster.
The I nsnrauca Cu. of the State of Pennsylvanla,oi
Philadelphia.
Conn. 7iltitcal We Ins. Co., Amite 1ii5,000,e00
American Lite. Plill'a. ... $4,500.00i
' AL CI Cir) Ml\l'X'. ' -
Travelers In is.Co.,llartforii,(mp it Maud Surpless3,soo.l3(l l
Railway Passengers ... 5350.,00b
The anderslgned hns been wNilknown in Ihiscounty.fot
the past l'ilearcuran NouranceAnent. Lo,.,essusteinec
by ht F COMDMIII4•Sbnve ulsrays been prom pti y pain.
.^oVitce no AtairA, in bniitlinc ea.t rinm'Banklnt
Office or N pa H. Cooper & Co;, Turnpike street.
BILLINGS STROUD, Agen
CLIARLiS SMITH, Office,Mailager.
S. LANGIILIN. Solicitor.
Montrooe. it 18. 1824
FURNITURE EMPORIUM
331.1agaLezziation.,
LARGEST MD BEST ASSORTINT OF
IPUI.dRZt2VM
At thiLowilat. Prices of any Store i
All Goads Sold are WAKRATED ae . Reprerented
E.D. ROBINSON.
Nor. 11R 11474
§...).x . .4.i:,Dc . .; -- ivyi.,RE,
SgMIE
ACCOUNTS MUST. BE SETTLED
or they- will tie collected try law.
• ' C 001412. 14TIIROP 35 . 00145T0P1i,
September 21). ISM • Asp!Veer
CHEAP CASH STORE
We PaY Cash for Goods, and 'Sell for Cash', and weak)
recommend
PEOPLE FROM BINGHAMTOP
o tnd ric alty, rieltmg Wolfram, to
~ GIVE, USA CALL.
•
before pettliaslng elselabere.as It Iv generally admitted
ttutt we eell the *slue ataotuit of Goode tot `
TWENTY DOLLARS
that they salt la 131nabaulton for tvronty-Ava dollar*
New Goods Arriving Every Day
liontrinsg. Noi. it, '74.-47.
A." NNW' NOTICE,
-
WilllllllX DUMB= OP PENUTLTAXIA,
At Montrose the 12th day of October, A. D. lkilt
The undersigned hereby Oren notice of his appoint.
ment aa wittier of .Wil iam James, - late of 41drepa,
township, in the County qui toquahananna and Kate
of rounsylrania, withit. said District. who has burn
adjudged a Bankrupt upon his creditor's petition; by
the District Conti of told District.
. .
EL, B. ELDRED, Assignee.
WOO AllAißtk—aw
.ykomEns TAXI?, NO'VICRI
: 11oot inar6t pec4.lt4tdia
**D OATS,.
••-" " Atthti stuntio4BlauAl4lll4 ' • . ;
• D. A. lic ia llsSUPOintandeui
, SoatroilveJuly4.lB%—a. • '
111.C1333VATOICOMir'19
Southern Tier
88 Waithiniton-Street,
.. • I
You will. Find the
OF ALL KINDC
Southern New York.
'...r)ol3tc•rstA
Are notified that that
Xxnamodiat,,tol3r,
READ STROVD.
Niimbeis . .'.- 43 :".
N"Y"'
TIP WABL',
BOYD & CORWIN
Coinerol Main and Tunlylkeits
;ISCONIXIMILC•OS3I3.'Ip"..A...
MALUS 04
EITC:›I7.7O
TIN IND SKEET-IRON WE RE,
Builders
la, ETC.,
thek 'Cog.
Nevila w
1- Thanks ticoar
ende for rut parore.
We would be *nore thanklul to one and all who 'know.
they have unsettled accounts with tet,lt they would,call
snA set tie by the middle of ituch next.
: tFebi.. ..4.. --1814.
c a. Is St! •
. 1 "' • • *04:0
TQe crowd. meting. to Cliettp.John's (l'ust nuilding
for tArgainw. Zit ill thy comb •*% by is It 11111. t '
cause 10 , 014Ye'Ttcluced our eutirt, start or tLe lt..law
log goy eop*r ctut., to male ruuum tur Ault guuds.;
•
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CALICOES;
rSLINS,
\\\
t •
KENS' BOYS' AND
Reeirciym2l4o.cle C7/cot
S, BOOTS j
TIOSIERY; FANCY GOODS, NOT
BOOTS, - BO 0'
SHOES, SIDES, !:',llOEg,
EL&TS. COTTOXADES
.CASSIIIERES; CLOTHS, &C. ' El
&C.
Jewelry a Jill. aseortni'eill.
. If yen want to do welt,
Come and see how cheap w
I
SpeCialties,so None
' Cassini.
soArs2i. CLARIi9'. COTT O.
Xcntroge. Jidy 23.13 Z
NaAt 33 Court
i •
Bhr GEULDITON,
NEW GOADS,
GOODS,
1",
. '
I
. "•
1 .: ,
AB we have Jett returned troy' th e':-ry of 7. , cw York
after pas tag 0, large erepaett sell:tied stoat of
. .* 1 , ] /
'
, ' FALLI 4ND Wis.:TER GOODS
1 i . - - •
i
t
'of all kindp tonn i ftht frort' drat bandr..tie are now ore-
Otred to offer g obi at prices thatwfil rat Irfy the riott
eet buyer. We save 00 added to our large stock, of
Dry Gowu r att !ramose etoak of . .
1
CLOri, CMALSLERES., A ND UZA:VERS,
for Men and Wear. We. are. how prepared to
make .
STIITS 'FOR ALL
who wit, gton so a call Al. we have fret thee workmen
engsned for the season., •
Wien andgentlemen., you wilt ;geese eat' and exam
ine oar stock harem you parctukse ebr wtk, re.
Ynankllat to part favors. we holm) fur a iontinnation
of the same. I We , remain; •
Yodr6 RopectrUllY.
• ' A., CURTSEY. „1
Binghamton; Antll2S. S-23:14.
VNT / IEI ir Xes
- II
_73 f eti,
±, • ,
•
It la &liquid Llnamen. for Bowe and ambit. npe..
vain able cophinatlon, docovered by a crlehratett
II eheherrilet and horte•farrler. Was Introttneed to the
United tittes is the year 1: , 511, and elm . * that time. ty•
RA great eaccere. In the enro of diet:atoll.- It be , * won'
for iteett that Ivo:id - wide reputation it ro richly dos,
frees, and aorit etude at the head al' all Ilnarucato ito;;
tivallod
AS -Al FAMILY MITIOINt.
It has already gained the eoufideuee and admiration ,
of thoneands of honeohohle for 11* many toree of die
eases were extern, “oplicat lone aro of e." much tropir
htnee. Ii Is tetneetelly admired an a faintly remedy for
thi peculiar ettemfmlcomhturition, 1100ot-ring no h.a.24.
Inilmtlenta, [laze !Inc! Itre t%trenue md-o , .;ouer.'ot•
whleheheap add calnie4e Lininoint% era Lirgt{y
potted.] whieblneyeAve ittstvatl of (11611111111
don, making oy mature a sie.eity titre fur
it. ti F.. It/Wilt!. MIRK ,
VOL',
IlitUlggti,;SPHAlN'..i. LC 1 111111!h eirt 19.8, !
coLns, 1.11111.1,5, FlttosT, TaiLtm.
KUL: BM:Ns, CUTm...,,,, , 1111. 4 0
I , 01:40NOUS 1.N23E1.7th.
Teatimontalkand direttlons actn.mnp.suy etch bo;11e.
Day one—only cents. CO ctiiitt•. or sl.oo—atid it it
itoot not give good eatietaction return the bottle half
full and your nrooey will be refunded. Call for O. S.
O. 0., and take no other
D.:O. CARY, It Co„*roltrlotars, •
Middletown, Orange Co„ N. Y
nit SALE BY
`A..,..13.11141C , NS and M. A. LYON,
Draggiati, Xontme; N.
Ptirchusig . tio Wholcoole and retail starts 11, Olt
Couto.
Montrose, M*y 144. ins.—
0411.8ETT3VIMg UOTEL.
11118 HOTEL. t 8 t MILT 11IRIATNP of the nivel ,
tele4l 4 leading Irina •linglatintieh se Mon unite to Vesta-
Hu 114000 nit the H. L. ..}Y, It.. It Viatica env
pitig at dile Milan ox 111 rind .1t convenient to capon
int r o l leave proper conveniences to pull parties co
any place they wish to reach. I bare been refitting my
henae and barrt, makins th eta inure concouientle ea.
the Thiutbiltl for part painnsede n(
rt g y t il itl Itlentit 1 01411 be happy - to erect tem mat
' We public innierelly whorl in Owl* vlclult:f. •
I/. J. kw, tor.
Osorimrttimille, Amu%
nAniwAtem.
Hardware.
ALPACAS
0N3.4c
EONS, FLOW
ow Prices
Boots. ,
re Snits.
liespectflilly,
3. 1•ILL
tAN & CO.
(Cheap John
Street
N.Y.
' GOODS.