The Montrose Democrat. (Montrose, Pa.) 1849-1876, December 08, 1875, Image 2
Off . • • ' ohurte 32. ge* . citlo4 : =(ftit.Oitil.fi: arealaden liaaraulas TWICE sa Pawl. a oar raper Penanylivaula. Qol _alma in ,New York, on Saturday 4114. • . The PittOurgh Di patch gap, "thtre wrikte4,l4.oyrittest,,kw ,agaiiiit Third Tenn- rat`in the . 'case of Preai- :60.VCir4nt,thprp would b e a rmi - i i ii ty or hhOut 1,00%000 against n, ,, which . , .. _ might , perliaPs - iuswer the . same purpose." , . The liradiC4'2 2 tlteptirter and Pitts. burg, -Cenittierrial ,Atto both demanding. "a little Cold ,fusliitined simplicity" in , their party and 'guava thut liartninft be in- Vugurated-lsithiniqiny military display etd - '', They vfilitiost . ' equal our contem putiry- of the ,Montrdsti Iltpublimn iu h t i ° ../X l 4erm , since electi on. We con clude,they hive aka -heard frdm Basque= hanoi coUnly. ,„ - T he e . Montros ,Rowtslian.of Monday , saysan ielation..- t 0, ,: the. election of con '. gremional opewker "the probabilities are ,rather in favor, of the' election of salary_ i gra r Rsinda l, of Pennsylvania. • II rat er : is `,doomed In • disappoint nest -- • ~. this year., Hon., -.Michael O. ;Kerr of • LAI tins- no asalaryg rabber ) is, elected I t : speaker. Romer will be obliged to - take his.' trage i 117., ti e "garret noW. .• .n sn, .. .. Y.,, bridegroom ..ivaS iithet so: ehitNl- or.. confused • during hir. Marriage ceremony that hE became oblir i.at&i and actually' handed ,thc Parson a hUndred do2iar note instead of a ton dollar,one., He came to lais,seasea, huweyer, the next day, and .'tAlegraphed the clergyman that hewoult: like to hare that little 'mistake. rectified. The preacher, good hatless tool, bud put it out of . his power 'to correct . moral:es,: haviug nett' it to pay some obligations which -were pressing him for , liquida Con. • • • Ili it review. of Prof. Proctor's recent lecture delivered in, this country,in which he gavu . in liis.edhesion to ,the evolution theory', the 'Catholic TdAgraph declares ,that evotution, except in its most ex trepie sense; in dOmpatible with the Oath• clic faith. It avers that St. iugustine traught'the development of life from the , that the fathers were 'nearly all agreed that the cteati've , days we're` vast periods, of which our days are only the fiunkst, types. ' . Every mad, so far as he ip• an animal, may be safely viewed as a product of evolution. All these questions, the editor elaimq, belong to science, and not to 'religion. He in ' E. 6 only' that 'the, soul be reserved for an immediate set of,the Creator.: ,The entire article is ably written, and' is a goo,d sign coming from that quarter:' 711 E 'BIBLE IN THE PUBLIO SCHOOLS. _Rey.lienry Waid Beecher milde • lie Schools the suhjectof his discou'rie fth • ,l'hanktigiving day, cattle out boldly in floor of free niaboOlii, but he is oppos etl using the Bible in' them, still up holds Compulsory, education: The gift of B uis irgument is gins reported iii re _ , iiard to the intro s actio n of the Bible Thirdly, thershonld be so constituted creeds;should • d that pen fir a llgen' their children without.uiy fear of oropagand ism: They must not be called religions in the just sense Uf that. worek. After . , the manner and speech of men the coin-. moh sphoola must not be regarded as 'a religiouli institution. 'lt is secular ;'it 'must be kept &mil:trend defended against anything that . with . make it other than secular. Only on that ground can you have national scowls. It, is. not just iitidlair that'. I should he taxed for the education of: niy boy when I csiiiiot amid him to the Coriiniiin 'school for fear hii , conscience wilt be perrertril and wilere he be taught the thing that abhor. - is not fair to compel the children of a Jew; a taxliayir like me, an 'atnerieun citizen liltenie s it is not, right that he aiiotild he 44t0pe1441 to ray .money so that iii clii d may hear . the New Testunien t react tiny, by . day, which he doedn't believt• in fAiiplante.Y . It is' not right that our ei l tizeos should - be compelled to seta tkeir , ,chiidr(mi to schOol where. the. read, 'when they do not believe that the Protltstaut version is the •-faithful vision of . qod's . will [Ap :plunge] It is *mit Abut they should read their Douia Bible cu Cte wuntion vehool; and cempel ueto hear them. Fair play! Fair play • Thpo journals which at firetareilieposed to vindicate the ohrOrder of thidga, 'by larger reflection, by the het of better iacOnd thought, have conic. or arc rapidly coming'to the ground ..drat our -normal" schools must be aeCh larstod not rel4iotisinstititions and that • unl Ch that' ground eau the. state sup port th}4..:" If they are secular, the state has - a' right to support them, because in doing so)tla preveutint its own dram+ and overthrow: PO4 Aug make a & idly • sohool %ie sense it dues lipecuil functions beintdeveloped,spvciall Angst's must iheleducatioo of the comituitilty there Air soother work to be t Chinch _work and there le itel/091; work. : We Stu pot take thegruu I'd that b Child' can be educated without relOotts cultnre; :You must put ibe child`through'dilgirent institutions. The common sehool does,not uodeTtstite to tic!. ticate. l , l their4o";7 . *u.7, Xt,.0464!:2 h* as far ash memory .to make hitu a inod citizen, and toys to the father and to the prime "Yen Maw AO the. rot" When. th*fure, you * the 99tumon'iehool ie ii:iodleas in Fertilely th;.siime ttost ,tailoi's,slinp is god- lest , Sappier I . should have aboik for ...ine:nutticturiniantjrt, and's man should come and may, pin -natinfintur‘ Elea ?" ;"Then.;liin I,nye a god ' it. ihop.t! ....The. , typirit - of . the cowmen setieols tfotfte ttiftreniste :rligiot neni. end the Minn! fe Her godiciss on - .that, coconut. The soinatun 4 0 001 qiutur doco not tukeriiiii troni, she young niti- , 4,4 t ' \ - r..-:"'s :. , • . zell ' the. Te - ligks - 41eitiint:.:' r it' Inehly suyik_that„.thatintust -b1::: Peflormo OE-, wii#e• :1:t belongs itsf:the parent M 4 to .1 be ptient.i i UOlrtm**oolo 10 . by*rn. 'lll,hon ju,st Wittii tlfei..do hg poe; by the , Oap, by the - liiiiiistry. So far us the thnrcheisare concerned,: if they chose to hare parochial 'schools, there is no law •'gainat it; _but. as a ;matte policy,,l thinkit would be bad. 'T te tendency . is „,..„ to mike' the '.. choral a liScid of lioales ark. It cannot underta e the manage ment of all eiese ante sts that are ;de veloped by its vitality.' .11 there is,any.- thing in. which God's ,providence i's Clear, it is this, that the church of God' is to be: simply a power stimulating influence. The growths are' td , take place from their own root'. , tit 4- bultirgion is to come as well'from ilarrent institutoms. THIRD' TERM PROCLAIMED. One after arainther the sycophantic press of the Radical party are adopting Gl:ant l u a "third term" necessity. a The Montrose RtyMbliaan will undoubtedly ,Degin soon to trim it: sails to catch theiN winds and'apologize for Its position taken list spring. Tpe New York Times the leading 'Republican paper of thy party, is tacking against the popular storm, as follows: • '• • t The Hma believes the iti atoms s will ,t.ventually control the Deutoeratie party, and in thai cue see no way out but the re-nomination Of 'Gen. -Grant Why some other bard money Republican candidate will not be quits as likely", to he successful it does not - indicate.' This is one of the most . singolar. , admishiQns which has yet appeared. -It save "We are inclined' . to. believe that the 'hard ineney'seetion' of the DeTperatie witty will constithOy diminishiti strengtit'und numbers from this time. • • The first result of all this' must-be the very thing which the Democrats, profess to be most anxious to avoid—namely . the revival of 'third-term ideas. •. We do not say that Gen.-. Grant • himself ;Will enter into; or even indirectly encourage, any schemes . having .this, end in view ; but they rill be Mucli,talked. of in our three. 'thin a:id anothet,:aiii! the more ob,stinateV the Dernocrati: make headway . toivard in. talkie and 'repudiationi . ' - ,the less'obnox ions, to the peep!" .Will the third-term idea gradually, becornu. - . The Democrats, in:short, - seemliSiit , upon playing into Gen. Grant's hands, and.as they have, to deal with a- man ' who makes very . few ' Mistakes (ontaide. of his uppointments), and has personally—as' we firmly believe --nothing. on earth to 'fear. .from ."ex ponies". and "investigations," and who, moreover, is itill,far more - popular with 'the masses,of the people .than .most jour•-. oalists or'politiCians realizeaa this is the situation of ffitirs, the, end of the' session is likely to find Gen. Grant much stronger than :the hegiuning. A great :firiancial danger will menace the c6tintry„ and one road out 'of it will be distinctly 'visible, and people will be', inclined to 'take that road : and save • thentielves'• all further • bother:., Thit• is very' likely to be the tendenCy in or about ancl.June,lB76 -- and ifit is we elialkhave the third term upon -ma in a way' that . seemed *.very im probable a year ago: - . • . • Our Own views on this subject are wen' understood,. have .beec put .forward, may. ahitost Say. in Season and out of sea senand.;are not at all likely to, 'Undergo any change.' .11, We describe 'a State of affairs Which we believe to exist, 'or is likely to exist next year, it is not•becauSe we adMire it. Orlook forward to it with any s.stisfaction. '4.third., term weirld be a departure from ivell-established preqe-, dents, almost amounting now to, ii!pair or , .hat "unwritten law" which must neces sarily. ;enter -liirgely into the practical government of any: free country. If 'would be a:lamentable event in Melia tory Of tha United States ;. and yet reptidi-' at ion, the Ittsit of national credit,Commer, eial ruin and dishonor, . Would . be: worse. Why should . The Detnocratti.be so blind tied foolish• as to .force the 'people .to Choose. between these two alternativea ?. ; Let them adopt the specie-payinent.policy and put Acandidatii forward, on that basis 'and th eth tertn iwojeet. word dbe prat: ki,:led; and .some new man would , ti infoubtedly. be brought , forward in the Ctinvention.",Th - - :FA C'T NU:WIER' 11'e have been Waiting threelong weeks for the Ring organ 'to prove its assertion that, it, made before election, namely-;, that there never had been any "jail tar" levied and'coll.etel and that E. B. Haw ley kn; , w it was false when be stated it but . `milin"SE4•lllB to be the _word with the Ring since eleetion..,Perhapejt was `expecting more than we .ought to from the editor of • the Republican to...suppose would l ise the tonnlinuss to prove his statemetittror to cio us :simple justice by sayiwr,that he. was ti ken if he did not wilfully „misrepresent , us and .his si lence 01 evidence that the.. latter. .is the case. It must now be considered that we are fully . vindicated upon this point. Retied we'start from that to die second „fact. .We asserted that . the county was in cteht to the amount :of 418,100 which witelliawing S per cent interest from the tax-paYers and , is in the hand's of H.,11. - iteed Of Philadelphia, or the Most of it. This W`4 stated to be false by theßepub tliere were . A 18,060 in bona. and Aiut at. fawfitt-iiiterest. • Thia we:cionsidemd.worsa than a falsehood. It would have been more inauly to have seit., ed that i it wawa out at 6per centind made it an open falseltood,than to have added the sneak to the falsifier by claiming itmlaw._ ful" 'hiding behind a law which was bushed through our legislature in 1867; the - yt.air 0; "jobs, 4 and - .whiCh one 'half the lii%vy.eis,in the ouunty did dot know wuaisiti the statute books, *wi: not a dos en of the people, and men honestly be frutn What the Repufrticau liaa . 414, 'that , we`. - wilfully' mistated,iitid that,, the boudi are it “Jaa- fill interest!' which language conveys and . was intended . kr convey only 6 per wit.' and there 'hail never, one , word appeared to t hicOotrairy IP*Ptr ?nand that' theßeAOlkan shall • state the facts in this case or.-be vonsidered ante liable hereafter csn snob etikiedt 4 . We . , have akw interrogator e s make here to whichithe people are demanding a straight forward answerVin.lk.Orossnon jurttVlore the day or etettlini aaknowitllB - that there was aniudehtteueis of $18,.. - 800- against thia coun ty..' He has net.'„er.. denied hut ',that this , igiuotult,- - beads and al 8 per cent. interest. • Mist! ciitinerat'll us in 1868 that the' =EMI :;'s^."Dr~ 4cSiu's'a~:-s':,a-sa;e«r ~• THE \MONTROSE DEMOCRAT ttetd 004ntylall:Ost V6;287.97 :.•13y'the :'iiii*Oetlzing:the'bnildingetit jail and leiYingtitit,ollo7.antl 4'1848:00e.0.11(1 . , lictpe 4 ,)Otied 141i161 the , ail titi3t .$41.000 0 . 4i . r . readetit(will remember. that the law giving. powe r to s o:nett& ,i 35,000 which We putipehet),.stated . ag fi)nows .SECTION That the said conuntsioners arc heftily authorized :to . issue the bends'. of the said county; to. an amount not exceeding ten .thousand a- Mars, payable at sueii tine, or times as the said commisSioners shall direct; and bear-. ing interest at a rate Of not, exceeding eight per cent., and-to.he Applied to the payment for the -erection of the surd jail, ' • . aneplimente(ls6B rhieh th( m - expend $6,000, more, making $41,000 in all, gave the hollowing; add lioual bonding power : ; • SECilliN 2. That the wild cOMmislioners-are hereby,authorized to issue the bonds of the said county for the said sum 4of six thousand dollars; in'such:. amounts and ;payable at such thnes as they shall direct, hearing interest at a rate not exceeding eight per &mem •• to be ,ap plied to the .payinunt, of the said slx'"ousand. dollars. • • •• • : . • The ahSve is all ;rho power the commis sioners ever had to l bund this county at 8 per cent. . , Nuw we 'ask .them 'to -tell us , by what authority they .. haVe .bondedi it''' to' tbe amount of 0113,500 ?.. Ifave they. 'ever used one dollar of thiS money. 'i j or any . otber purpose' than - the payment' of the jail. bonds t What Were; '.thi!. times: of payrnent ,iti . the original !ionilii: that were :issued „. Ails tint 'the .itit . .itiir4i of .t he law. - ben violated;? .'Have . not iparlies been tOld at the - :commisSionet* office, . 1 i whin called.., upon' to', i s trrentlek their bonds innd . isice . the mOne :' that the rca •-. l • son , waf) because they.' had - lel ready I viola-. ted tI4 kiniits of the law, 4fid thatthese bonds must be paid ? ' Is t. ere:One r %VOA to'shokin . the:anutuf.l stet molts .at' the . ' ' ' 18 :h - corn m issioners,. st tics . 66 . t is a t a i dollar Of indebtedness was over funded in bonds at 8 - . per. cent.. or- 44Ve1l , exclft: where they haye Omitted lto ' pay bonds ankinterest?:\ .1i - i I- . ~ 'These are. tants aMI 1.11 R. Frazier will not refute -theini.by. ti ..xhastin t. a the vocal)- \ uTarli, in applytoe. e Ihets t,w h. D. Haw. ' ley., Ant one IMMir4bl.e way is open and that; is to meet ihe - qtyrstiou .squarely :mar disprove the tassertiouS or, acknowledge: the facts... •' ' .- • i . . , . kCondo sQuill. i . . • - • 'The .follo w in g ,singular histOty •of a , • • "quill,'l:has lusticbmel to -light: I . 1, 1 , , • Herr Illrieabiteh, , the lion,tamer. gave the.quill of it'clititlar, "captured by him hi South A ineiiica, td' I.le*ry - Clays in 1824, when Mr. Clay was oPposel by . Adams a:.,-a caddidate for the Presideney with the injunction that ii, should ' never. ,be . cut until Clay was ei,t ted-Presideni; and was 'then to' form a pe ~ta-writeliis .firstmessage • further, it was enjtiined that in i ease he if l iould uevei li .. ..,eletited it should ~ Tint be e t until a _constitutional • Presi- dent 'might be able toiise it hi writing a conatituttonal mes2:lo for till the States. Mr. Clay ' received it, I land. the quill *as 'preserved ;at Ashland Ulitil after his death. hi 18561 . a igentlethan, who '' noir. has' it in' r iiis Ipoe4 -ion, received the , twill fritinloliti Clay, son 1.4 the great Ken tucky statesman, beiiig , at.the time .on his way to Buffalo—with the request that he'should present it, to iMillard'Filltriori.., then Whig candidate for - . Presidency'. Mr, Fillmore, iiot being-able. to Use the, gift .fOr the purpose intended by the Origi nal giier, retained itt-aot feeling: it prop . pr thtit it.. Shiiiild -' be ' used by either Buchanan. iLineOlti ;-• 'or, Grant— . -until 1872, when 1 Horace': ark•toy became . the candidate of the Liberal - Party. Then the gentleman 'h'o had, ' tralisferreit;the quill to Mr. FilfmOre...witite .to him, 're= calling its istory ; and 'stikilig Min if,‘ sine..tn Mr. ClaY`himself, and Mr. Greeley. as Old Line .. ihiga,' had forinerly .beet, friends and Fooworkers, - thereWonict not 'be it peculiar fitness, in Mr:'Greeley,s Cut ting the quill! and at length writing the constitutional s' i message. • Mr.' Fillmore• answeied, expOssing his doubt of Gree leY's, election, -hut, preferring him to Grant at d,- among -ether t hinge, 'saying '- "It is impossible- now to tell what might" have•been the result if •I hiti been elected in 1556, and my message bad br' et(writ ten with-the trill -- with :which 3 roui Par, tialities intrusted- me. iAt - the.close of my adiminiStrition the • 'entry was pros, - perons i peaceful, ..and 1 4ppy but it iaii pear's_ that, sectional ',pail ions il,bad: men -North , and • South' ,wore .deter pined; to bring itbout the strife aid blotiashed,-the li troubles that have ;act .di : our: unhappV country :and,burtieneti bor with. hundreds. of Mililuns.Of ,Obttl.7 -f,file-qiiil . l, is now in the 'pogs-sSioli Of a gentletnan • -who iiarrates the tibia:vs-14gs in the LexingtOn (..KY. )Dixpatcl4j The quill is evert -three reef iitig- - and- siklarge around as a itnan's humb. l .. ii ~, • ~. 1 —7 7- - r...i- -0-- • i 'Tweed out , or - Jull. . , William •.M..; 'we6l.•eetiapred " from - the f W •• -Dr p 41 .. .1 _ custody of . ar en ...iebliarn of 'Ludlow , 1 Street Jail, New, „York , ' ‘ 0 ity,. last sator .day and the Philadelphia Times sass tbil. there is littlei.dOubt, 'that his. escape 'was -carefully prearratigal 'add •.-liberalik; p a id - for,, as were'all . the many extraorOtiary .111VOrs coneerdelllhiln • while in Prison. DitlicUlt unit wo ill:be to conceal . tde pe culiar. Mace ahtfl i ficiire of this , weak:and unwieldy old, Man anywhere in this,4:outi try, ther4 is pi; 4kelit'opil of .hi's ,beil,ig :re-. apturedj Periis.Pe,i is- just . as well l. He . .-. as:already liar; y for his whiel.le.L-L After' tintiergOpg, 'e ,nlinetrient . fill the' _penitentiary. Wl' yin , and snore, lie was no - sooner liberate( on' ..deavy bail 4mounting to ahout . l.ooo,ooo-- - -tharr, he, -.wet sued in- tlie H rici v la. , courts for:the $O,- 000;000 stolen frOm tee city and. had bits _hail fixed; lat -$8,000060.. Most tif 'his. ill-gotten \wealth , 'had by, this tinie,been dissipated in litigatioh and , in other arrays - and', - being unable to give the amOnnt Of., bail demanded,'!he' as again, arrested and confine& -. Now. ,he . goes into exile; ~. and the , bail Midi:l.', which 'he,was held fo linsWer the' thirty T nine', criminal) charges against him is forfeited; While the suits to *mier,otit of hie liropeity, will go -oil.-- The little remnant of tortnne l which he ',Way have ' saved id a niOves.blelforni to 'carry . with him .into -exile wili'n.ot repay fo: all; that 'he, bas; endured: - .4liii flarile is blasted and his health shattered.. Litst;• ing infamy _ has • beet( . b.rtingh t. apnea: his . .family„,•ghe, leuiiidiler Of .his - oid age; :itipposing him to eludeliii pa reuers,l4(iSt be . paOsed in -gi .- . foreign . bald;_: and' even there the inefft4ble. - ttignia'Orhileriines , will follow and : iihide with him. .. The" picture_ is, not 'athiring; mild . Weildtil2t if our „Philadelphia Tweeds . iiill dwell upon 't with Pleasure";: . ., - ..I'l, .„ . , ...- - L .., ... X W . Adveriiiiesniikts. , A UDITORS ,.. .NOTiCE.,— • Tu' tri,ro i mi:. ix. :derfentid bavtotheee ippointed by the Conn of Common'.omiti t ititeatont COnotY.,en Anditor to dletrihnte the tie to the halide of 'Geo, p. Vine; en., atels.nee for the `lNmetl: or Olney Bailers ktegiltork4. sit vortiminte , LOC will baye 6 beariug ot ,the office, of -Prager at L molt. in Montrov7e, Friday; December IA; 18114 at 94109 clank, p. *D.- ,: .- - : - , . ,„ ~ 1 , .. i + .. FRAifiLlit iltiSißli. flati ilietenttler oi : '••--tvf.. Anditor, . . ',. • . . 5.A.,V,..E • ..N.t.:o'.-NE'T .... - . ... by seeding $4.15 for any $4 Megazine find THE WEEK- - LY TRIBUNE, (regular price til)- or $5.75 for the Mtge Maine and the se.MIIW EMILY TRIBUNE-(regular priee,s3.l ' Addreea, . e . :". ' • . •.. •I- lelll3, TISIIIIUNE,.: Neils vo*. . t. S'II.EIOFFS' SALES.--BT . VIRTUE OF wras isstind by the i'ourt qt' Common Pleas of I ,llB.quehanne County and to me directed, I will expoee. .to sale by public Venenie at the Court Douse in Montrose, on Tintredity, December 80, 1875. at' Otte 4'slticit..p.m..thq folkulvlng plettett Or Pitrelee otlaild, , ... I All that certain niec e o: parcel of•land *Rua ain the tap. ot Brooklyn in the -County of ; s bee ia, and Siete' Of Pennsylvania, borinded and netenibed:all eelloww; to tit it On the egret by the public - bignfitY, on theeree4. y hinds , of the Widow.',Ellswertinon the north by laria• of Frsry Sweet, and on , the eouth by lande.of Charles Ingley, Containing one-half acre of land all improved n which is sltnatedl : one one-kit:l'y - house and .a t roe - story building used as as snore nut, dwelling , we, .[Seized anti taken in execution e at the suit of 1 o Marks A Bean Vs..l. Lii - : Very.] 1 1 ALSO—AII that certeiu Piece or Parcel of !and situate In the borough of Stitqathanne, -ant' Stale of Penissyi- 'Santa, bounisect and described as follows, to wit : On the north by Main - Street. On the cast by Third Street, on the, Weet. by F. B. 'fhayre. and on the south by Chtt. Morgan, c-ntabring6o.by 120 feet, all Improved, with :the appurtennnces , ontetwo and a half story honer and basement. Meet, in execution at the suit of Thumait HOMY vu-. Berney MoSianumen.)- - ,• 1 :MAO—AII - that certain piece crea te d dof land situate 1 in the township of Auburn, in the County of Susque• 1 henna aud state of Petoylvanla, houutled mid flea untied es follows. to wit .•: On the north by: lands of John and Daulelline, e'nd land of Wm. Cooley:; estate, - on the south :by lands. of Colwell litchlicken and E. DaWsetn'un the east by lands Sot Colwell MtiMieken, , and on the west by lands of Daniel Jackeon, imhtaln- i ing.73 acres of, land, More or low, and about' 60 acres Improved, with. the appurtennueee, One : bons:, •two barne,: and two orchards. 'Taken In excontiou at the se %of Robert Dunlap, mse of • Jacob Hall, vs: I'. AL, Loutedir and ff. N.-Loon : Da.); • • I ' - ALSO—AII that certain, piece or parcel ea land situ ate in the township of Jessup the County of Surque harms and. State of l'enneylvenia, - bounded arid dee crlbed a l e folinwe, to wit: On the north by lalUle of N : :- 1S - Cornwell, onthe south by Adeline McKean', on the east by Ito de of John Dinion estate and J. Rosenkranz, I and on th • Weft by lauds of David Olmstead and Han lei Heir, containing 101* scree, more Or :less, about 80 L ,acres Improved, with the appurtenances, one hoose,two barns, corn house, aud a few trait trees. [Taken In execution at the snit of H. Adeline McKeeby, Adroinie- tredve. Of Solomon McKeeby, deed, vs. Thomas P.: 1 Met.ker.l ,1 ALSO---All that Certain piece or parcel or laud situate In the tewnsillp of Oakland in the Cocnty of &wine henna and Shoe of Pennsylvania,' bounded and des.). Bribed as ,foliowo, to wit 1. On the east by WcMlall Ave hue, onthesouth, north, and west byLeude - of Mervin 1 .e. West:tall, being a lots of - laud conveyed by deed oil jainea M. Weetfall to Helen Mothering, containing : 7;470 feet of laud, more or less. with-the appartenane • ccs, one-two story !Muse and out Initidinge. . [Taken ;' In execution at the suit of Mrs. Mercy Mannering vs., Wilbraham Slannert eg.] ALSO —MI that certain lot or pitted of land sit uate_th l i the township of Herrick; in the Couuty of Suequehano. na and State of Pennayrvania, comialeing all of tote, number, 256 in the resurvey melt allotment of Ilenryl Drinker's Tunkhannock Tract, eontailing 126* acres".l arils land, 20 to 23 acres cleared,: being the same lend [I which Joseph D. Drinker and wile. and Henry Clark 11 and wire end ,to said Wililatu Williams by contract I dated the 6th day of October, A D. 1669, with the ap- " urrenancee, one house,lsarn. and a Mali shop. [Tn. l l len in exec/Don at the suit of 'Jobe Torrey vs, William .; - W i el tam is]. ALSO—AIt that certain piece or parcel of laud sign : „ ate In tho township of Sitver Lake, in th e County of f Snequehenna and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described an follows, to wit.: . Beginning at a post on the New Yo k State line thesstortheast corner of a rot formerly conveyed to John Minkler, thence by the said State line South 87 degrees east 247 and. three' tenths perches to a post, a coiner : of a lot formerly conveyed thWm. Whipple, thence south 81 and; seven•tenthe p'trches to a post,a corner of Isaac V. Eleige'elot,thente north tqx degrees west 217 and three-tenths perebee'fb the eantarn hue of Joan Min kler'a lot, thence north s 3 and nine-tenths perches to the piece of briginning, red. reining 128 sseren, more or leis, all Improved. with the appurtenariree, one barn, &ell „ Re nerving front sale i.-, Wert, of about au neree, - . form rly conveyed to Tbonntes lifonaghabs, {Taken In exec lien at the 'mit of Philip P. Sharpiese, use of James kLiCarmalt, vie, Jobe Mono luau j -: ~. • 1 A 1,130- 1 All the Derenoent's intermit in :that certain piece or parcel of land eituat In the township of liar fora. in the county of s.n,que antla and mate of Penn sylvania, bounded and described as - follows, to wit : On the east by lands: of S. Cootrian, deed" and G. P. a n d te. ty. Wilmnrtla'on the north 'by . lands ot C, C. Richardenn..on the, west by Is. :ids of C. C. Richardson end C. W. Deane, , decti..lerd on the eolith by lands of Milton Alivortli, contathingasout 65 acres - and 49 perch es, Inure or less, with the tippurtenatimie. one dwelling house. • barn an orchard, Ac.. [Taken is execution on sandu writs,S. I.l,•ileile vs. John D. Howell. . ALSQ—ill certain piece or parcel of land Filtr ate an the borough of Sunquehietna Depot, in the coun ty of Snequehanna and Mate Of Penrinylvanla, bounded and described as ((Mown; to( wit : On the north: by Main Street, on the east by FOurth Street, on the south by lot - of .t Fitzgerald.' and on the went by lot of P. •L lib, s: co ith Ul ieing feet . on ' ' Main Street and Iltai on Fourth Street, with the riptairenances, one frame house and all. improved;, [Taken in , execution at the suit Of U. Sutherland vs. Mary A. Roney and 4. Simonson.] ALatt—All that certain piece or parcel of land situ ate in the borough of Susquehanna Depot, county of Susquehanna, and. State of Peunnylvania, bounded an y e llow s : . Da the north by lands of Bell Gallaway, on the east by Pine street, on the south by laud of G. at, tiv.cet, and: nn the Nest by land of C, ii. Ives. contain ing e° by . "00 feet of land, more or lees. with the eppur-. tenons:4l:l.olle frame house- and all Improved. [(Taken in execution at the suit of Caarles Churchill Vs. Willis ...ton Belelier.l . ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of land situ ate 4 .11 tbeltowusliip of New Milford; county of Sue quehrittna i th d State of Pennevlvsnia bounded and de scribed as fellows, to wit : Beginning at a beech tree an original coinelthettee. by lands of Lancaster Jen nings. uorth 44 degrees weld 54 perches to a twat and atones, theitee by lauds or Enoch Smite- north sede„,- , reen cast SO and eive-tenth perc hes to a post. thence - by lands eurvoyed to Soseph Rice south 52 degrees teist. 20 and nine-tenth perches to a hemlock stump, thence north 7t degrees' east 9 periches to a post, and north 43* dc. greea east 12 aud fonr.tenth perches to a point in the highway leading from New Milford to Jackson, thence along said Mghway south 53X deputes east 31 and fivey tenth perches to an iron driven fu said road, thence b . Said Rice lot north 46 - degrees east 51 and five-tenth perches to a post and stones, thence : by land formerly in pu-sessio n of the late Peter Page, dee'd, south 44 degree: , taint tal perches to a post and Stones, and south 46 degrees went 34 perches to a point in said road:thence along said road south 5.1% degrees ;cant 47 - and five tentb perches to a point ou the -brideal. thence by land formerly in possession of Leonard Corse, south 46 de greea west 90 perches to a corner, and thence sontl426* decries west 61 perches to a prose stones, thence by laud, formerly in Poimeesion of the late Samuel H. Will me north 41 degrees west 160 perches': to a post t.,, a and thence tone., and then by lands of Lancaster Jennie igs nor 46 degrees ease 39 and five-tenth perches to place of ginning, containing 189 acres of land, more or lest C.l44tiong and reserving therefrom the following de steritted pieces+ of land' First all that tierce' contatuine about 4 acres heretofore granted to Annuli Hall. Sec-. and all that parcel :covering saw mill pond aud mill . privilege. containing, about 22 acres conveyed by deed: to Leonard Curse. :and all that parcel of lend contain ing anent 22 acres conveyed by deed to -- being the same land conveyed by deed to said 0.8. Bennett by Rufus Walworth and wife by deed .dated Dec. 17 1667. also excepting and reserving all floe piece or parcel Of land conveyed by Jacob Weyman to William Wayman recorded in deed book no 59, page 419 containing about 50 ,'acres, with the uiparteirances one large framebarn end about 75 acres improved. (Taken in execution at the suit of P. W. Boyle vs. Jacob Wayman.]. " r'••—• ALSO—AII those two pieces or parcels of land situate in the township of New Milford, county of tanssaneharo , ha and State of; Penesylvania, the first piece bounded and detect tbed as &Inn's, to wit: BraTjunlog at a.cora net of Samuel H, Williams and Lancaster Jennings north 44 degreen west u perches to a post and stones, thence by Mande of Enoch Smith north 411 degrees - cast 80 andtlyoternteslierches to it post, thence by land Pur veyed ttOotteph 1 ice south 52 degrees east 20 and Ilitio tenths perches to 4 hemlock stump, thence south 71X degrees east 9 perches toe post, and north 43% degrees cant 12 and four-tenths rude to a point iu the highway leading from New Mittotd to Jackson, thence along aetil highway &tutu 5334 degrees east 31 and Are-tenth oerchea to an non driven in said road erossingotata road 'heading from New Milford to Jacknot , north ou late of Joseph Elite 46 degrees east SO rods and three tenths ton ionise and BtOuea parallel with staid road .29 rocin.ettke and «tithes pamiler with lands of Jacob Weyrniin 8 end threttenth Irwin, middle of sold read, thence westerly to said ita rods above named iron,thance /a rods along Cyrus iterlow'e mill lot to a stake and.. ,Lours, thence easterly along said Barl.,w'a line 21 rod,. to a staketted eleines, thence soutttivestetly parallM with the original line of Jacob M:titan 141 roils to stake and to lands of Samuel Williams, deed, thence north 40 degreen west 21 perflies to phase of be ginning, eonteiniez 60 act., A of land more or lees, with -the :ipourtettancen one orchard and abont 35 acres Im „proven. The seednd piece ot parcel of land- situate ai above, bonne ed- mid described as follows, to wit : On the north apd case , by lands of Levi Tanner, on the south by public highway, and on the west by land of JOPePh H ite, With the appurtenances 2 frame houses, 1 1 bare, corn gouge, audeerg Wiese, 1 orchard and con taining about 21 acres wortror less about 17 acres Ma preyed, Taken tu exettniou at the snit of Jane Way man - ve, Ja l cob Wiirmau.) ALSO—AII Diet :certain piece or parcel of land eitnate in the township of Drookiyw in the county of Suitque hatina arid State of Pennsylvania, bounded and des cribed as follows, to wit : Beginning In the centre of the State road the , noutheant corner thereof, thence by Janda of .1. 11:s dictates., north ;:* degrees motet 83 rode to a poet.thenee by 'stela of. b. D. Townsend north three-foertbe degrees west 16 rods to post; theniei by last named larehrsouth SX degrees west 56 rods to een ,tre of road, thence 4011 g Centre of said road north 16 ttlrrees west 20 rode. thence along name north 21 de gree:4 west 18 rods to pint therein. thence by lands ot JianeeSterltne south eat( degree,” we_ st 61 rotes to maitre of, atone wall, thence by told of B. 0. Watteau aoutb threitereurthe degrees east MI; rode to cdritre of Mate road, thence along. same north 50% ilegretii east 31rodir, theme along same north 81 dcgrnes - ---e- 45 rods, theatre along Some north 87 degrees east 58* rods to place orbeetnn lug. containing 6.. t acres and meads, more or lets, excepting therefrom 10 • acres : and 11U square rods to 8. 11.. Towyend, with the appurtenan ,ses,.easaweelog house, barn. an orchard. and mostly Improved. (Taken is execution at the suit of F.O. Putter vs: L. Y. Porter.] . ,aLSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of land sit uate in the township of Rueti. In the County of itne reneharina- and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and des crieed as follows, to wit.: - On the north by lands of Rob't Leeleely,on tee east by lands ofJames Leatbroe,on the south by land of Bartholomew Lally, on the west by lands of WM. Lindeice, containing 95 acre*, more or leas with the appurtenances, ono houee, barn, an or chard and :Mont '75 acres Improved, [Taken in exe anion ut the Snit of A. J.- Puenman vs. Thereat' Fahey. Take Nonce All bidamusi be wronged on the day of sale, " :. • , • X H. filet - Ira °Mee, Montrose, De D. e. 8, itMELME, Sheriff - • DISOLVTION PAirrNif,IISED.P. • .Notice'le hereby given that die undersigned hereto fore doing but/bees under the name and firm of Hayden & holden, bare this day di orolved by mutual courent. \ • L New Milford, Ne e, lU, 1875. L. J. HOLDEN. MI purour indebted ,10 to call above grin by.note or booleaccount are requerted te call at the'oldee of Dr, D. C. Ainer. over the poet °Elea. and settle immediately.._ L.. J. Malden is authorized to settle ail matters belong fag to the late Erni'. HAYDEN At, HOLDEN Now Milfoid,Novezber 9,t,1873,—qq.• _ ?Y'B Bckottl, at CileapJobtee. A IJDl',ltiltl3 NOTIOE.—The undersigned an auditor „M. appointed by the Orphans' Jourt of Snetinehanns tlonnty„ in the essa.e of StINUMiI nrOtZtrlBll, deed au exceptions hied to the tttutl. Recount of John H. Carter administrator of the owe Of told finalities Brotatnan dec'd, wilthear the parties interested. at his wilco in Idoutrosc on Tuesday the 14 day of Deceniber,lB7B, 0.1. I o'cluck, p.. 111„ of which pentane futereated wits take notice, - * :W. , I3IIIITIIOLF, 'Anditnit' ” Ninntrose, floyember 17, 11 3Z,-74w. . . • QTRAr...--Came, 43E6 ' fhe etleloeure of -Albert ,Cliaar, Br. &I,eater townsbip, , Nev. 1411. .r 45, one reti,%lop l huru eel"; with wtilLe •rlartk and Ave year* au, Atiy cpe plating krope,rty ii!lickpaytrig 'ebtrp.*:eari racke her sw;l7. . ‘• • aridgewecer, 1,1816.•-$w. -. i DECA I II3ER $1.13,C)C, ''C7CTORZ" I 3 WITCIIES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY AND SILVER-WARE To Be Sold in the Next 30 Days AT sAN - FoRD!s 5€ CQURT STREET, Biaighax4ton, , N. Y. - These Goods will he sold fer OABII ONLY, and at Prices never before cleared is Binghamton. Anyone In want of anything In this line , will save from 10 to !per cent. Binghamton, Deopmbor 8„1875, A LARGE AND COSOLETE ASbuRTAIENT OF DligSS coopso .Boorrs 4HOES, At Prices to Suit the Closest Buyers. Montrose, Docember 1, 18Z.42w. 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AnTerder 1:0 Shlrphi4 'or.Re-Shipping Bagaga at elqua deprit will be promptly attendee 'Mellor; diner bridge ':111 now 44itaileted, hence they le no Ferrying. , - • CLELIEILIILX4I.432IO . alwOrs onlanti to convetpaseetigers to nog. point it, the surrounding country. - U, otraturistx:li'rproi% Brea Bend. Aug, 3 9 . t874.—t4 _ goorl gQ• to:Cheai) d'obn!s. ' _ • IJDITOI2B ' 'titYrlCE.4—Tbe undersigned having Istri _woo to! Au Auditor. by the Orphans' Cant t of Snsonellans ,Colinty to hoar ;and report on except lora th the seconnaof )fary It..jnd Moots% f,.. Kinard adrnintrustors of the estate of AWOL* Millard , deed , will hear th e parties interested at the office of Frasier Crossanon. in Montrose, on eFriditY• bevember 10 , lel; tt, whjcl) ell persona, interest. ad take notice/ • - • " tow. , OTt 11. PRfirfrt,--4 4 MXIM t#44 1 4'4 740* 1r Pr —le•~yk, z.n~ ..~S~,~.Si.".~J~,~"vh'.PFP~IIP j„ CALL ANI? SEE PRICES. 'HAVE FOR I CAST-I, .. - . . , , • , , • , - Notion- • . • Notions, •, i ' I , . ..., - . • • 1 RUBBER GOODS, &e., • . 0 rn It '0 0 e) o iA. , F, A u TOR'S under. signed appointed by ilia Ifon. tbe'Orpitane' Court of enequettunne County an s Auditor, id make dietrltni. Nous of the fuu remaining , in the hands of Junto E. Cliftllatt Trustee under; no last will and statement of I,vdts'fboraeon, dec'd ‘ for /moo Underhill and oth ers, legitteett. !Cc., will heir the partite Ouisnautcott hl once lu Ninuseoe on Friday - Dee. miter' 24; 1873, et ono o'clock in the afternoorN. a 4 which Nine and place AU persons "having claims williresout them. or be forever debantai froth comic In algid fund: • FR.4,1'.. LIN WitASIER, Auditor. Nov, 21, - DM INiSTRATIITZ'S Ninten.—lnibi, tit: of Witt. VatuVatupuu, tato of filniocis Letters of - A,lmitiotritima 111 the iukt rstatii having beta granted to the undertlitned, an pumps tmlug!ittel titatei otrk requeittt to make intoteakt f e. payment, tort all ;natant , hivititclttittti *gall:lst told 4tetatto are nxknollted. •ent theca.without delay. • • clial4sTaN4 V4sw.,tuitts, ttotoni* 11. 1876.—0 w. ;r - AdvallitttrattiL MIMES 8, 1870. "70 cfb •," C-9 ST BOUGHT k, Faiter' Real . Estitei for Safe. viturAntz . - Farm For Sale. The eabecriben• offer ter gale the vahtablefe a 1 the Andrew Canfield Farm, • situate in the townehtp of Middletown. Semi:, Co:* ht., emit:thane. 120 'imam. mostly creck.ftat, improved ;40 Beres very i nice bemlocX and p ber. well fenced, baring!ltg rode of rtuuelwall, watered. will Devoid it a Barain.. linquireor L. A. HOWARD Middletown • A1e0.125 acres of landjudjoining.RMostly - ficreek flat, weil fenced and untier a gotsl state of caltivation, with good buildinga and two good orchards and in conheMion with the above would make a first class dairy , farm ; wihlte 'old with it or separately to *nit pnrch an For range particulars call upon or addreAsd . L. A. HO WARD. or EGBERT. STEA DWE Middletown Cen .*naquebsnm October 18, 1 VAL,IIABLZ Farm For Sale. , . • • The ealweriber offers for ra3c the valuable fawn known • • Su' on Wo.lesoe 2 . Said farm is one of the Moat desirable faring in the cottnty. and to beantllnligiaitn,ated in the Village of Summersville: Sasquehantut county, Pa. ; there 1a a good store, flouring mill, Saw milt, plaster mill, and- WAS:smith and wavon shop in said village. The farm I. situated directly on the 1). L. &W. It. R.,.one mile and a halt from' the depot"at New Milford. and lour miler from the depot at Grunt Bend N. V. &,Erie R. it.: contains lflo screen( land.% ISO serer.. improved, Is well watered, having a lasting.,.Streatil Of water loaning through L it and water conveyed iu pipes to the house. barn and cattle yards, it is well fenced, and under good cultivatioh ; I t•is well f adapted to - growing grain and is fitted for stock or dairying ; there is a innre and convenient dwelling and wood hOuse, well painted, and beautifni lawn, with shrubbery, a large horse barn, car riage house caftlabarn, with two cattle yards and sheds and stables for feeding stoat or stalling cows, and two orchards of grafted fruits.) Terms of payment made easy • L.i SUTPHIN. New Milfetrd, Suq'a Co. September 29,1613.--4nt A . SSIGNEVB • Sale .of Real Estate. . • , The Undersigned assignei; of the •eatate of William James, Banbupt..uncer add by virtue of an order of the District Court of the United States for the Wes tern district of Pennsylvania, to him directed, wth,, On Thursday, December 9, 1875„ ,• • at one o'clock p. m., • will sell on the premises the following piece or parcel of land, situate In the tewnslalp of Clifford, in the County of Susquehanna and State of Pennsylvania: bounded and described as follows, to wit : Northerly latisls of J. B. Stevens easterly by bands of Wm. 11, Ilutrobrook southerly by the old Milford and Owego Turnpike and westerly by-the Richer& Road, so calle.t. eontaing about ten neresbeithe same more or les. vritn the appurtenance. one steam saw mill with ethae and Iztares, one ti in barn and all improved, the liar= land conveyed by J. B. Stmens to Wm. James. Th sale to divest nil liens exciPt unpaid purchase money, ..TERMS :-Oat fourth cask on day of sale. One-fourth In six mouths, OH C. (Math twelve months and one fourth in eighteen nionthii, the amount unpaid to be for Interest at seven per cent from the date of male. to be secured by'Licit on property solo. B. ELDR.P.D, Assignee, Noiternber 17, IWPS.,Bw A. DmrsisTßAraws Sale of Real Esfaie. t Pnrenant nn order of tho Orphtinto ,O out of gas. quebanna County. the tinderpigned, eulnilnistintor of the estate of Owen 3leDonough, will melt at public von due on the premi Bee. on ' • , Frila), • Decethber 21; 1575,• • at one o'clock p.m., the rollowing chutcribe4 real'estste to wit : All that Certain farm brlot pt land altnate'in the town. ehlp of of Middletown, CoUnty or 80.....qtichtiona ;Aare of potttylvuull, bns:led on the north by lambi of dchn M tura v,riti the east ihy tundra Charles IfellonZ• ough and Thomas Bolles, tio the aouth,byilands. of. Rail enPorter, en Potter, and on the west lay 'and of Patric!: ItteDoin ough , containing One hundred and seven acrem more or less with the uppurtunancet:. 'TERMS :—Two hundred dollara down. $l,OOO on flt nal confirmation and the balance ono year thereafter with intermit froth final confirmation. Rovernher 17;1873. (IWO 31cDONOU011, DESIRABLE - ' HOUSE AM) LOT TOR SALE. Shaved in the Borough at Montroeo. A very de« irable property. Pine, largo Mute. goad Barn.tifirden. Fruit Trees, in bearing, goodie ell, and other eon venieucies. For partieultint, enquire on the premising. • 3V)4. G. BAILIN, Montrose. Pa. October C, 187 IN BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court of. the United , States for UM Western District of PennSylvanla In lid W ,L. bloat Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that there wftt be a third gen eral meeting of the Creditors of the above-named Bankrupt. for the purpoto onntemplated In the dsth Section of Benkeupt Act, on the fourth day of Daum , bet, 1876, et 10 o'clock a. m 1; at thit office of edward N. Regbiter in Bankreptcy,i Scranton Pa.. and all ereditorit why hare proved their debts are hereby notified to be prevent at said meeting, and at the rams time and place I shall setae my acccunite. and the same at!) be audited, and I shalithen apply for my tilteherge as Assignee. ; - I . TRA4 9 I" II4.YDICIi, Assignee, ' Seranton„ Nov. 10, 18 7 0 . g' MEE ' . • it; - riT IV :19 evi 010 Mo My stock. which 1' how introduce, comets of Gold land :timer Watches, Ellin. Waltham,- rind line Swse movement*, zolid gold and plat,d Chine, a londeome neeortmant•ot Sete, Ear-rings, Pitts, Sleeve Rollout , . Sraeeleta, Charms, a(great variety or gold !tinge. in pl:tio. el:mixed or !male,. and everything in, the Jeeelr) lino, too r.unies owe to Mcntitra, A _large stook of ttolid Silver Ware, from d Silt Spoon to a Silver Tea Set.— . 1874 Rogers t Itro'i Warua apeciality. All•natterna or mcmpuits. Painuud - rotmenessre.ievod in 4 short IltriO.by tba Ilse of Taylor's Celebrated Oil; The great Rheumatic oncfNeutaltgic Remedy. This Inedicifie is not .1 cure all, but is warnpited to cure pore of the ails and Mato 'which fieskis heir • than any other medicine ever dis covered; It a tidal ; if you do- not tied- it so. costs yinrimOthing. 'lt may be need with the ritmer advendige for any kind of Paln.tamenese. Wounds or Sorra Upon nom or beast., Will not smart the rawest woundor sore. Full directions for use atoned each bottle.! Ask your .11eichsu t for a free viol, No Cure,- No Fay. Taylees Cough Syrup qr Kxpectorant, for all Throat and 'mug dlsea*es. IF eery pietwart to the, tnato Anti contains nothing •InJorious. Try it, and atop that cough and take - the soreness from your Thrust and Lunt's, Ask year 'Aiesctient for a free vial, Nu Cure- Taylors Condition Tiowdera for all kinds of stock and poultry. Wart-Cate-I the hest renovator of the ayatem of run down ordlaeused stock. that has aver been dip. covered. Try .them,for, all• ditUfti4Ati, incident to th. brute ereatton.l Diretonerfor use around each pack op: Ma Core+No fifty. All the•ahove Medicates for sale by 'Abel Turreliatel Burns( Niche a, of 3toutrOso. and all Druggists mid Deoldro throng rout, the countrv, 111 . . - a. isltoWNCr TAYLOR. Octo h .1 im-41-Itat C i RBETTNYILLA' HOTEL. ;• • THIS t•l• tiIbIELY RITUATRD on the Moor road. leading drum ifingharriton to Montrooft to Conk lin tlifitleit not the Di It, &- W. It.. l i atilve plugatibiti 'station wilt convimlent to (alien =aide I hove proper; convenferefoo to carry pollee to . - any tleky wish te with, I hare been,refitt Ing ray libuse owl barn,cmking. Theis more aonvecientsto ett - tertaimatia. t Thankful - for past patronage et • iuy old Mewls 'I shall be happy to-'grect them and 1 Rio Rablle,genertillyiwtten in this vieltait4L - • • , I). if. MU rietoe. OcirbettllSillo t Anguitajam—st • I ......... • • .• . . E..Me,rlK-- N ZI.E S . • 4.,...."1.400.•• • ot.•+••,••, .• - • .... • ... . . ....Jr, • • " . - . .. - • . _ _ FANCY GOODS;r.CLOTHING I .... isz as—or . 3:10' CI 3P.19, • • Ladies' Eli CDildroll's ..• • STRICRY `FOR; CASH OR READY PAY. ig=E=E=EllllEl With thanks he the public for pad favors, T Again ash a renewal ol' contatence and .patronage. pledgln ddenty to you licm! tntereourre:, s • rantnow reeelvlntr i a Wee Mock- of all goodain our Ilne,bonght to the ino t favorable time and at the lowan figures. Plague cal. a d Inspect our goods and prices. .1 Your truly. • , B. McX&NZIti. Montrooe, Nov. 10,1873 • / • NEW- ARIMAI;NGIF*ENT I I. -t • / 1„/ ' Tito Poole's:Drug Store. L 11.43 - U - LtA-RD, PpOPRIETOIt.. !- • . . 11 . KENYol 4 l4Druntat .t Apothecary.' PATENT TriEpIe . IDIE - : EMPORIIIII T-helunderslgned would reiPeetrUllv announce to .0 , the people everywhere. that to his tilrendy exteneiv stOck and variety of Merchandise In the Grocery. Pro' vision; and itardwaretline. • lie Tits arl•ird a v ry choice as•tortment of P 1 7171: DRUGS.:' PATENT tifEDICINES 11,RUSTIE.3, &e.. which he flatters Itlms If be etin nitent the public they will Lind It to their advantage to exiine. Inc Before purchasing: cl4ewhere. To nit Physiciaits In thle ttection of the cbunty be worthLreettectfully a: - nOTIMV that he has seitimM the serViCef of IL Kenyon aanntguist and Apothecary %hose tongexnnrleuceaud acknowledged care acid ability, entitle him to your en tire confidence in thd line of coronounding ntrdirintf or preparinu prescriptions. and who would also est,•4l - an especial t.tvor tfl receive calls from cry of his -uatomere or new ones. Will make the Patent ttnesa specialty. Sleo Dpmektic and Foreign Ilinenti Watcrs—an extensivu stock. Also fine Groceries— LEMIO`sI EXTRACT (YE` EF.Etk FRESII s LAION PICKLED • & CANNED cLAAO.A; LDESTERS, PEAS, CORN. BEANS, OYSTERS, 4c.. .1;c: • ' i In fact, anythimz and pvcrTlbiiit-, that npllnarilytieed ed. ,Respectfully roilciting a call I remain I. N. BULLARD Powdlor: 10 i owder2' Powder Blutirt..!. Milo and; Shot Powder, Shot, Lend, Gar. Taber, (,''apt, POneher; 81aet•e. Iraee, Mr..,fate... for rah: by • I. N. BULLAV.D. Montrose. SepL 9, 1874—t.f. • • We have red4eed nor 37 cerd_aticl..so cent fine I)reEar„ Goods to . 25 cents, at Cheap Johns.. . :• .t. . &LONE! AI . LONE I ! ALONE!! ! All atone amjl traveling abroad, Heavily loaded with Silver and Gold That alwaysitrept Wight. and nice, Bold at great. bargains at one price. I have reduced my prldei as low as possible, that you. may be able to purchase liberally for the Holidays. and mote than that. that Lutay gain an honest reputation. for which have laboied ix years in this county and am bound to increase It; h,ving no respect for any one, —even if my own ' relittlim"--who nets against honesty and. principle.' . . 'Exautine my following notices and Satisfy yonrselvks : .._ . - .Notioes of Importan.ce I First, pay no Nina due me, trusted to you while I wa; toweling alone, or dating the few weeks that I had rn. brother with me as hired help. - Pay to no cue but mi . - self, as otherwise I will not :Watt* It on account. Second, beware of those who .ure representing their goods equal to :nine, claimi nr.; to be partners, or related to me, as I have an one connected id my business. Third. purchase not;of them. that are selling. cheap , goods on my reputation, to spoil it after my Liboriblg, six years to establish It. , . .. Fourth. recollect that I do not recommend :env one even" my own brother r as he, utter belploglim all 1 pt*— sibly could, nas tried to collect -my-debts-I - I hale t , .. make these remarks; Willi Inapt to save myself and my reputation. . ° . . I hope you will all pay attention to this, as it is more for-your interest thao , mine. Remember Joy name It you wish to.buy good jewelry. GEORGE LICFITENSTEtN. :NEW. iItILVORD, PA., At the Fatyh ifotel. Nov, 0. 1875.-2 at '-'.lVli(),ls the poor toun's'lriend—Chetp Jolin,' J. li. BLOM, E/;, S. tiAariks: i Ca.Axi,ix6 . ' •BINGHAEIT* Rani= WOES., (ErrAtureriza IN 1810.1 BARNES BROS. L.llll4lo l Dlir t,, UEALERS IN AND MANUFACTURERS OF gtaliatt auxtricatt ' 4 ltarblo . AMERICAN AND SCOTCH GRANITES. t r Marble and Slate Illentlee, 2(I Chetiango St., Near )epot, Mai14.1573.R1 ftAI~TON,h 1" For sell kinds of Millinery Ganda - go CheaP J Ol / 1 03, 1 • . Number 49. HAYDEN 8b CIiEMETS, 7 Dealers In ./ COPPER, & fiIIEET IRON WAKES. HOUSE FURN ,ISIIING GOIMS, AND BUILD. ERS HARDWARE,' &C. • • - 1 I ft Agento for BLANCH ARTS: BARTLET SASIL •BLINDS, DOORS. WIN_ DOWS, CORNICE MOULD - INGS, it.c„ • • Mitch we mill sell at Blanchard, Bartlet Co'e. pet es NAILS. SCREWS, LATonEs, But' 'SASH AN D ..FASTEN ER .AND HINGES, HOES, FORK .611.0\ 7 E45, RAKES; • • :WIRE' GOODS, • t • Spectal,indticomenta on Ppno. Pails, Coolers, and all (iGocti. IRON LAD lilß.‘3 l ' MILK. PA S. (Jomt General Agent.) . , . ~ • - OTSEGO, COEINTT LUMBER, PLAT. :FORM, SPRING AND BUG . 1. GY WAGGONS. _ / , . Unsurpassed for Style and ,liurability. We have recantly sided. to iatir selection of :Iltovet CENTENNIAL COOK, ~. . . . made by lba,thbanne, Sti:rd A; go.. Albany N. L. and the Arnaud Kat-e;lturutng Parlor Wove, and Canard Conk stove& mr:nufact um{ by Piirry& Co. , Alban, N.Y. We also keep tbe celebrated DIAMOND. BASEit EITRN ING AID ARI . / ESS COOKING STOVES. TtatblKine. Jt Weir & Ranann),, Tangos. With Copp , r Itcecrtnrn and , Nicklo altlnsainult of the lateat Improved pattertit , . Et-pairing Drutoptiy done and orders for joooidt: solicited. . . IIAYDEN a CLEMENTS. YNw 14111ford..Nar 120. lfrrM.—tr. PLANING MILL LUMBER'YARD . . . . . . . In order to hatter accommodate the community," tho nocter.l.Ned has eetagirhed 1 a depot fur the vime; of Lninhirr An-natured at ti* ' newly-erected Loildlng u the did Keeler t smutty bite, in the i Mf . OF TOWN • . . wherawill be kept blist4utly onhinik A Dal stock of • I WHITE AND, YELLO W PINE ; HEMLOCK, OAK, ASH, MAPLE AND BLACK . ! WALNUT LUMBER, . • whiat,with the md a the most Improved machtney and competent workreen.fr prepared to work luto any .hape to meet the wauta of Customers. • s. • WELL SEASONED LinIBED,..INCLUDING srprsa. ,r4OURINO. CEILING. SHINGLE AND LATLI CONSTANTLY ON RAND. Planing. Matching, Mouldings. and Stroll Saw•lni eone to order. Walot MRo:aid 81610 DIANUrACTORY, In connection. wltn tbeibove ePtalillOhment. tinder the mnnegem(•nt of 31r. H. 11. Rogert. Examine our work beforo leaving your orders clr,:rrbere. Ropalring.dono `Pr9mlrtlY. • • " A. LATIIII43I'. • trope, Soprentbet nth, 183. boy as Clothing--c;icip 7 a:. Joh psa. Figures Do Not Lie ! SLa:,' FOR TO oRSF,LVES. OUR NEW• LIST FOR SPRING AND SUSIMEtt. OF 10743. • - $ {Xi to 400 50 1.90 .4.00 5.00 ) 7.50 7.09 10 00 1 1 .1* 12.00 13.00- .17.50 10.00 20.00 koo 9.00 10.00 ' 14 00 1,75 '4.00 1.21 5.50 fie4creottonade print+, • mitt tront-mlx,•4 paws, Good nil wool hwit... french Ilrrtvy worhinvi.e.i . ohltr, scot: h cztothninv omits, ihirrk es4:+intere *it Ito; ' Fancy che.:ll:. Atrive faits Rack frock c 0.09. Mack rf.,F4 ceaVt, Imported, I:littt etigti Ve10.4, White-linen • IcOYS' SUITS, 3 to 9 Vear.i. Buyg cW ton Ault*, • . $ *On $ 4 . 00 Burg . 4.0- 6,00 I.kat` turf WOl.l Rat*, 5.00 10.00 • • '1 to 1.0 ittlir 4 .14 , `• $ 4.00 $ 7.00 1.041 10.00 8.00 14.00 ; 6.00 0100 Boyle ncbool onlip. Hoye,' iancy suite. • . Flop , ' duvet raeeimere. irate, Youths' pulse—Al etfts, • Good cotton Attie, Good "or orulle, Good rsibber . . 1 And all Other Ganlsi In . proportion. The above pricee.stre ror cash Qtly, and arompotcd for from a dletancv. grA'n FoltFitils it the 'above ptico" ilit 1. not . which prlcca aro 01Aranted 15 per cont. Liver titan'thostt of any other s boaso In this citl• cutliciutty.. • , • : . • • WEBS'rEII. Thtf Clothier.. Binahatuton, 310- Zith IS73.—tf • Trinitned lists, at Cheup Joh n's. • . nip Sewing ',Machine ! TDB GREATEST At:WINE/10T OP VISAGE SSWS tiom but One Spool of Thread! lt too but six workirig int*, is tualulaiCand saws mot: rapidly Mut auyidatlilue la that /Market. • . 1- ' • Has a self-Sellitig Straight Yeats, It Combine, Durability lath ilaautyandflimplicitY;and .1v all this Map litsproratuoßta. A , Or 1t vinsT,cLAsii iM AC 12 , 11 C 0141 BLI I Cfs WA I.NUT.TA DLK POlt 35. . .43‘.seralts 707", =tea. ! POIt . Addroo, ; • THE'. INDEPENDEIWT SEWING I.aCILHNECr :. • Doc. ,24 1818' • Blnstbansion. N. Y .T. - .L.Z4.3E).11:111E1 1 ,' • . . Cull ui P,ll. Chandlcee le tore and see Alm "Horns Snit:sodded: ("Bossing, Eitatog and - Crimping' pion," pea sliest tomplete !Ind iticflit Won ever invented, 7,t Onlaltess linen tapstil in "factory work." It irons the natroweit bands, The Meting 44111 Ottreping attachment's SliT IRON and PLILISII the Ante or k:rtinp—nei simply CliflP. iNti ihts.gootla Into altal, a. do the Rocker* en HMls.Yllths. between band*, (lathers, Ratlles,whother o Men, alpaca or worsted vials, equally finished 'stud as conip:ety IRON VD, as the hotly of tan rarment. Elegantly finished and cheat% than :thefl old style .ating Mac e ! ,' . ;• - •naN,L; C. PARKS, Gon'l .igt, for flurry % Ca, 1i..4,4-territorl Or isle atiii Causation 31018110, 4441 104 4 'WM.. • Cheap