The . Law Governing Assigneell,2"eN, We herewith publish: the , new act pas sed by the leg Wain re, : this . sossion i te .01 7 able Assignees, fUrsthe Ibenefit - off Orediti. ors, to iliakeliake - of Real Estate eneum bered by liens. . • ,• , . . . Whereas, It frequently:- ocouriL in ;-_,tia.- sign men ts for the 'benefit , .of ' - oredittifis witere the assignor iii.the' owner. :,of . a - number of tracts of 'land encumbered to such an e.xteat that , it' jii - impossible to 'ascertain defitiite4 • whethe r .a. Sufficient. a mount can: be' realized 'to discharge all the liens whereby. the titla made by the as . -igneet arc - regarded :ti ' 'Jou bilittl i and i i the assignees are .thereby .1 niible•t9nake hilvantagemi§ sales aft said real, estate; therefore, : ...I: -'' '' . .., ~ SEC. 1. Be it enacted by the.Senate ' and House of Representatives. of the Common wealth of Pennsylvania-4n , General. Ai- sett/by. met, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That in all assignments .for the '.belt'-fit of 'creditors it shall and may be laWflil for the several. courts of common pleas (If this Common, wtalth, upon apPicatioriluf theassignees of insolvent debtors, , setting I forth that the personal estate is insufficient for the \ payment of the debts, ,and the real es.- tate incumbered with liens .to j such .an extent'as to render. it difficult:to dete r ,. mine whether the same •c in be sold for enough . to pay all.the liens as aforesaid. to grant by .order, . whelp. the said court sliall.deein it for 'the manifest interest of all:pUrtieS, authorizing. the said-assignee to make-public sale of 'such real. estate, Or so much thereof as shall be deemed accessary. at such :place and , upon such terms-as the, said court shill direct ;of which . iale.notice shall be: 'given twenty days prio'r thereto by hand-bills and ptit 7 lication in' at least two tiewspapersfia the county, one of which :may .be, German; if such be published in the Opurity.,;:-whielt sale_or sales, after being{ confirmed by said court, shall discharge alt.liensagainst the real ' estate - so Old, excepting::thitt.where• the lien of a mortgage upt:in ;rear estate is or shall be priorlto all other liens tipon . ' 1 he.same property,except other mortgages g round rents and the purchase money due the Commonwealth ; the. lien of such mortgages shall not beldestrOyedor in any way affeeted• by an sale. -msideby yirtue'or authority of an, 'sale 1 . made inn, der the Proiisions oflth s act, and the proci.eds arising theretrOm shall 'be ap propriated to, lienS' extinguished. - by air tue of such sale according to their prop , eriy ;. Provided, , Brfore" -said tale.. Is au thorized the assignees , shall 'file a:bond, ‘with two approved suritiei in double the. estimated value of said :real estate,' con litioned for a faithful' appropriation of the pri needs thereof: And providedfur , flier„ That the.courti shall require such proof of notice of.Suph intended applica, lion to have been given AO the lieti . cred , nots or their attorneys us said. court - shall deem suffiCient to give said lien creditors an opportunity to be heard touching said order of. sale. •. •' • ' • ''''.. • '''' SEC. 2. Whenever saidcoiart shall'grant an order'of sale as afore L 'id said .court. nay order a stay of executt n 'on all liens_ that may bediveated by s; ati sale by. sl ) assignee until-said ordershall .be eXpend. ed •or revoked :-: : Provided, That it . shall belawful for" said Court to extend any order •of sate,. granted !as afOresaid, or to.awar4, an alias or planes 'order - of - sale: ,. -4 1 . SEC. , 3. Whenever any , such • assignee shall Make sale; either 'public or private, of any real .estate, • assigned : under ! the deed uf assignment, and 'the assignor or - - any *person should refuse to surrender. pessession of the real estate: 80,13(ild 'tO the pnrchaser, after - having.' fully vomplied with the terms of said sale, to file 'a peti tion in the court of common pleas of the .proper county setting forth the facts, and,, ..ifie.said court. shall thereupon direct no , ' tic. of ,thefilingtif such -petition, to be served.upon the person in possession, and re(liiinng him or her ' t i O Show cause, wltninten.days . .frOm the time of service' of such notice.: why possession should not' -be surrendered to such' purchaser.— The hurt shall, upon the filing of such petition and antiwer, or if no • answer be lited upon the expiration of the ten' days. • aforesaid, hear and determine 'whetheror nut the purchaser is entitled' to possess , ' • kn, and if so make - - au , order directing the sheriff to deliver .to said • purohaser -4 possession . of the . premises:. - Provided,: .Tne liens of mechanics and 'material Men =ball not in any 'I way': be invalidated - Or impaired by any of the provisions of 'this act, but the same. shall in - all caseabe en, titled to receive, out o f f the proCee.iti 'of salp..wliatever mini they ..may; , tan legally entitled to, according to right• and prior . ity of lien. SAMUEL ,1 4 '. PATTERSON, Speaker of the House of ItepresentativeE: JOHN Lstra, President of the Senate. APPItnirED--The seventh day of rebra "y, Alm° Domini. one ithonsard eight hundredd - and seventy-sit • • 1, J. F. ARTRANYLI Assailing the Supre4se Court., The recent decision -of. the Bupretne (nun virtually , annulling the Enforce i!!4: act and rebuking in Ithe) stefirriest Iti tuner the partisan legislation Which i,as paralyzed the Southern Statea is the arntst glow the Republican party has y,t Nceived from that tribunal. When the outrageous laws were rushed through Congress without any other I . ..asot i to justify theM except; the desire 10 consolidate the negro vote of the South , d to hold. that section as a political 'talupy they were known to be , nnoonati tutional. But . the Constitutioli guitiped under foot by Lthe revolutionary I ,tru4lers whose only demi wac-tosecure the posSession or power. The scandals which to-day provoke so .ninch indigna tion rind , bring the name and institutions of this'ecountry into %disrepute' are the 'natural results - of :these excesse's., mptinn became a necessity of party, and penetrated „every 4epartment of the public service.-. • If these desperate men had now the control over legislation which they held a few years ago,. there mould be nu hesita tinn in cripPlingithelthe Butpreine Court asi they then repeatedly threatened to do until trietace and assalt effected the ob ject which. they desired' at the Its judgements are 'only respected by them when they conform 'to the demands of action' and disregard' the \obligatioila of the written charter. Whit,ettect.the decision . has produced on ,the minds - oUAdniinistratiOn., leaders maybe inferred froth eipressieniin the Senate'which though . subdued. in t.€•ms. &it effect leaves. no doubt 'of the niittik , nantipirit whiCh animated the speaker. Mr. Morton said: he, Senator has roferred to, the deci sions of the supreme Court on Monday. I shatl be frank enough to say that I regard those, decisions as 'trnfortunate, but it is not my business or duty here to criticise them or endeavor to explain them. "I do not know whether the Supreme oourt said.that [referring to the construc7. Lion` given to the Fou;ie.enth' Amend-. ment].. but if they did so far as I am con cerned I repudiate it utterly :" • Mr Boutwell. was still more offensive in big utterances, and could not even check hiniselfwithin the limits of decoocy in debate as will . he ,seen by. the following • words.: :"The Senator, from Deleware, under the sanction of. Supreme Court rendered on Itionday,last looks 'to the time when the Su Klux, some of whom were fined and others of whom are imprisoned are to have their ;fines returned from the Treasury of the United States and the, doors of the prison opensd that he and his friends may welcome. them,' Other leaderai were more discreet, and kept their lips closed from policy. But they airregard the court with resent. went for haying placed a judgment _on recoid,`that brands. their legislation as 'unwarrented and void. This decision is great•step toward a return to constitu tional •methoiis, and in view of the poli tical construction of the court, is an eventful achievemeot. There are seven Republimis in the court, besides Justices Davis and Clifford. 41110 .411,-- • - Waihington._ : WASHINGTON, April 15.—Solicitor„Wit son co rrobarates Col.' Whitley's state ments concerning Babcock's connection with the-safe burglary. - He says that he came into the treasury as• solictor on the 29th of June,. 187 C • c The investigation' of the safe burglary by Wilson was: really begun Jnly 6._ He says, _ that every man of the forty- fi ve composing the secret service force lied from the - beginning per sititentlY and consistently a 11... the-,way. tlkriiugh: . Babcock 'tried •to throw him off the : trail 'of the .burglars and, to make. him think that 'Whitley was:telling the-truth' and - Loll:ant - hilt the -truth. Wilson was --invited to -go. to- Long Branch and . he went; was treated well, and heard the friends of the safe burglars tell their side of theitory ; But Wilson discovered in a feO , days that there was 'deep rascality behind the . protests of innocence. - The Solicitor • had :much to contend With; "Whitley was • throwing sand in his eyes and Babcock Was trying to hug him from behind." ,A committee composed of three senators and. four members Of the . house of ,representatives had spent three months in investigating the conspiracy .and failed. Mr.' Wilson went to Canada and secured evidence that (vas the entqr ink wedge and resulted in convicting 4014 setitencing.several of the leading a.ctoii in the burglary. • . HATE YOU HEARD THE NEWS? c • - • " The following' k a Specimen of 11. 8% , pounds TEA for one dollur. 5 cans PEACHES or TOMATOES for one dollar. 4 cans LITTLE ,NECK CLAMS for one dol lar. 7 pounds RAISINS for one dollar. 22 bars SOAP for one dollar.. 7: • 10 pounds prunes for one dollar. . 14 pounds SALERATUS for one dollar. _.. 4 pounds COFFEE for one dollar. 12X 1 pounds CRACKERS for one dollar. 150 JAW BREAKERS for one dollar. The whole lot for TEN DOLLARS and a prettent thrown in. Good for mineiy days; •A. large 6Lock of new and choice goods equally IOW; , ;By calling at 'the head of NaVlgation• your.sball have the. full value of your mon'ey every time and something extra.. - - Call and see at A. N. BULLARD•B Mcaitrose. March 8.1876. QFECIAL NQTICE! The Undersigned, overseers, of the, poor of Harford Towssblp, arndesirous of apprenticing, td responsi ‘ble-pirties, two minor children, (boys) aged four and six : years, until they shall arrive at the age of twenty one *are. Apply to D. M. FARRAR. UKBGN TINGLEY, }-P°47 Heaters, Haiford, Maroh 15,181'6.-6w ADII4.INISTRANOR'S NOTICE. In ;the estate of John W. Dodge, late of Middletown dec'4 Letters of Administration , in the Mid estate havitg been granted to the undersigned all persons ow. lug ptd estate, are requested 'to make immediate pay , menu and all persons having claims against said estate ate roested to present is without delay. 1 ESTHER DODGE, 31,vh 15, 1576.-sw. Adminiairater. I . , E ECUTOR'S . NOTlCE.—Whereas, iLe la t t ters testamentary to the estate of Samuel Sut ton, t o of Springville, dec'd , having been granted** Sat e, Igoe& all persons indebted to said said estate aro r znesttd to maks leunediate payment, and all per; lion ring claims against the same , are requesaia to If t thou withoat dotal. BiTElTAMlTOSeldtaeatric ..''r. ',11 , ,HE : --:: ~ :tIE,4OCII, 4T -=' •Arßti.:l9; EGGS i EGGS • is WE4TE COCHENS,"! BUFF, C00.H.E14,5, - • PARTRIDGP.. COCHENS, • PLYMOUTH ROCKS; AND HOUDANS. AnioNfor -$ 3 Tier 13. larfiroting Fo w ls for . sale After August let, 1876, at reasonable prices. NNu inferior specimens ‘shipped .from my yards. N, . 1 White Cosher.s. Ist preminmi,at Jersey Fair, (Berry & Williams stock.) Buff Cochens, Berry & Williams. circulars. , No circulars. Write for viliati, wanted apd promp repays;will be given. Addrear. N • , 1 . ,C. C. 1 GILBERT, N . Great: Bend, Pa. Idarh 29,.1576.--6m. WHY . FLOWERS' v v WINTER ! . , ; --•, _ ~. ----1. • . ; Are you aware that yo can . obtAin Summer beat in January ? That you can . ialpart balmy air to you families ?, that p.m' an give spontaneous growth to plants and Flowers, and that l'you can make home a little paradise by purchasing one of IL C. Sayre's Hot- Air Furnaces ? These Furnacis are now constructed withryAPOß PAN by which the atmosphere is tem pered to that resembling Summer heat. NO ;MORE CRICKING OF FITRNI, TLRE-NO MORE DRY IiIISKY HEAT. • HOT-AIR i \ . Anthe time has come when, emanniptives may, re joice n coal fires. These furnace 4 are sold entirely up on th ir own merits, aed are, now the leading Furnace in thiel part of the country. All Furnaces are warrant -1 ed to give entire satisfaction or no sale. . • licr Iv wi s,, I keep competent men on the roadwho are well ac quaineed with the Furnace business aid they are con stantly putting up these Purnades. Tleir work in war. rantedito please. These Furnados arenow scattered in the following towns and cities: Binghtmton, Scranton, Providence, Wilkes Barre. Kingston, Pittston, Elmira. Wavedy, Williamsport, Great • Bend, Stispuehmna Depot, Hanco. k, Delhi, Downitrille, Andes, Maigaretville, Fanklin, thradilia, Owego; Northumberland, and ninny dher towns. • • t Maaa.i.x.rezatlLareci. Byr . I •I • Any person wlshingla recommendation from any vne living. in' ;the above named places. I will gladly not ree pond With them , giving names of parties now using these Famines. • ' - B. C. SAYRE , Morttn)'re, December 22d. 18 BA.II:XES. II G. ElLe-tainie IJ. N. doXGDON. Dimes, Blanding. & Co., Parke and Granite iforito, [Es rAzt.rewszt iN 1840.1 2iSITFACTURERS OF . ALL,KINDS OP MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUMENTS. MANTLES &C. ' 1 , 1 , • ALSO. IMPORTERS ' OF SCOTCH GRANITE, :2 Chentingo St., Near Depot, March'{, IsT6. I BINGHAMTON. N. Y ECTIONI CUR Rumor sae it that havin4 heti elected Conntifireas nrer for the ensuing three yearsj I am to discontinue my Insurance businee . • Said KUNOR is UNTRUE, and without foundation, and while thanking you for kind ness, andli.ppreciatinn of good Insurance in the past,- I ask a continuance of your patraiage. promising that all business entrusted to me shall te. promptly Attended tb. My Companies are all sound and reliable, as all can tes tify who have met with losses iming the past ten years at my, Agency. Read the List North British and Mercantile, Capital, $10,000,009 Queens of London, - 2.000,000 Old Franklin. Philadelphia, Asrets, 3,500 5 000 Old Continental, N. Y., " nearly 3,000,000 Old Phcenix of Hartford, f' •• • 2.000,000 Old Hanover. N. Y.,, " -1,600,000 Old Fanners, York, • • •" ' " 1.000;000 I also represent the rfew Tor Mutual Lire ranee of over 30 years standing, anti assets over $30.0M,300. Also the Masonic Mutual Benefit Association of Penn sylvinia.l • rir - Get, an Accidental Polley; covering all accidents, in the Hartford Accident Ihs.l Co. Policies 'wzitt-n from one day to one year. Only •25 cents for a $3,009 Policy. Please call or send avid, when you,take a trip. Very respectfully. " ,( • • ; . Montrose, Pa., Jan.l9, 1816.-4 RIET prni PROP TAYLOR'S TAMILY MEDICINES must be gaining renewed confidence in the Sp_ecifics which he, prepares. All the articles of Matteis Medics, which he. now offers tor sale , is!on the principal of NO CURE NO PAY.. Foremost among these valuablearti cies, is 'TAYLOR'S CELEBtIATED OIL, for Pain, Lameness, Wounds or t - ores..in Man or Beast. Taylor's Condition Pewdefs for Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Stisep and Poultry, For redovatiLg the blood and system, of all kinds of Stock tn the Spring, nothing can be better. - Tapor 4 a Cough Syrup for all throat or lung diseases. Any ens trying it will be convD cal of its merits. lie Also manutactures the . celelrated Ilidiau , Vegeta ble sticking Salve, which can be obtained of any ift:his ag ts en it- A. B. Burns. M A.' Lyon, tin,i. I. N. Millard, are agtnts for Montrose.. • - • - • Any one buying any of the above named articles and not being satisfied, can return the empty bottle or pees age and get their money back. [march 29, '78.) • Ix BANKRUP TCY. In the District Court of tho Vatted States for the Western District of Pemisylvauil, In Ile' U. B. °Wien Bankrupt. No. 1348 in Bankrupb7. Notice its hereby given that there will be a third ;general Meeting of the . Creditor* of the above-named Bankrupt, for the - purpose cobiemplated in the 28th Section of the Bankrupt Ac., AO the fifteenth day of April. ISM at nine o'clock tn., at the °Mee of Ed ward N, Willard, Register In illankrttptcy; Scranton. 'Pa., and all creditors who have: Proved • their debts are hereby notitlea to bepreseat at eahltneettag,and at the same time mad puce I shallopettplit my amounts, and the sane wilt be lilted, and I a thsq.itnd there apply for mj tthltharge es Assignee. 4 • '- CASK Asetimee ticrestes; Monk Ilk 11l1i-Itlr,;".D BLOOM 'IN ontrose Pa. HENRY C. TYLER. • mama. IRE POPOUR DRY GOODS IND MINING/OUSE , . IVI GUTTENIiURG , ROSENBAU & CO., . I! Is still in Montrose; being established nearly a quarter of a century, and intend to be another. Are carrying Ilie largest and moat complete ASSoftetent of Dry, Goods, Ready-Made Clothing, &c., &0., of any other Arm le the County. our ficiliti - tir baying in large quantities of first - hands by the original toackages, and by having*, residen• buyer crinstantl in the nutrket,isettch,that itmakes it almost an itnposeibilityfor any new or laid dealers to cotnpete with us in p ces. - •. • i M. B,Destaner, ha v ing jest returned from New York with a large stock of seasonable goods, boughtlot cash at the most favorable rates, price* being so tempting that he bought, heavier than usual, and mostly at largo Auction Sales. We will, can and shall sell them at astonishingly low figures. 1 1 OUR STOCK ' COMPRISES AS. USUAL, DRY GOOD% CARPETS, MILLINERY AND ; FANCY GOODS, LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, r Ft. ei a, cll. -2VE Et e Ico t 1 xi. gi Of our own 'manufacture and well appreciated for its superior workmanship , • Fine lot of Cloths, Cassimera nod Fuitings, for Custom Work. Measures takon and perfect Attityi teed. Only relia l ble goods ecld that, will bear recommendation. Price list farnishedon - application• as our cus tom. We will say for one and all, that we defy competion. Respectfully•yours, .1 GUTTENBURG I ROSENBAUM is. Oe. M. S. DifiSSAURR, *Swing Partner. ~ Montrose. April 12, 1876. SPECIE BASIS I e ‘N i 4 are 1 1 7- • DRY GOODS; FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS - • - wricat Tft4 Which will be hold FOR U Mr arg i al &LUL CASH' at lutonishlegly . nr 41,11311111.1 P. 8. - --. This •it the Centennial Kontrese,. April 12th, 1876. A YEWS SARSAPARILLA, YOB PDBLVVING Tli BLOOD. This compound of the veg ble altetnatives, Sarsapar. I, Dock, Stillingia and indrake with the lodides Potissium and Iron.makes tOst effectual cure of series complaints which are very , valent and amicting. It trines the blood, Purges out lurking hunters in the ftfem, that undermine the :alth and settle into troub some disorders. Eruptions tube on the surface of hu frorn the blood. Internal —anger. ination of these same tin.' more to.some internal organ, or organs, whose action they derange,and whose substance they disease and des .troy. Ayer's Sarsaparilla expels these' , humors from the blood. When they are gone, the disorders they pro• duce disappear such as Ulceration of the latver, Stom ach. Kidneys, Lungs, Eruptions and Eruptive Diseases of the Skin. St , Anthony's Fire, Rose of Erysipelas, Pimples, Pustules, Blotches, Boils. TumortN Tetter and Salt Rheum Scald Head Ringworm Ulcers and Sores Rheumatism Neuralgia Pain the Bones Side and Head Female Weakness Start ility Leneborrhora arising from internal ulceration and uterine , disease Dropsy Dykpepsia and General Debility. With their departure health returns; Dr. , J. C. Ayer A; CO., Lowell Mass. Practical a4d Analylical Chemists. ' BOLD ALL DRIRIGIBIS AND . DEALERS IN April 5; IR& ,ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. In the - est. of Jacob B. Young, late of Auburn township. Letters of Administration in the sald'eetate having been granted to the tindersigned.all persons ow ing said estate are requested to make immediate pay ment. and o il persona having claims against said Watt ere riquee,.ed to present them without delay_ t ___: R. H. WHITE, April 14,187.6-8 w Admintstnitor. VXECUTOINS SOTICE.-011ERE— iz, er f letters teetaturatary 4 to the estate of Thome menu, t ,te or rarest Lake .tuttruship,,have been gran ted to the undersigned, all 'poisons indebted 'to said mg tate, are requested to make tinmediate,WMo4t, ant all persons taring claims against the 111030 are request ed to present them without dely. CHARD AL ANTI; Wx.F. Q Ili, April 111, 1,14.-11 w, • - -Facts Better Than., Fictionl HATS, CAPS, &C., &C. A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF SHOES of all Descriptions. BARGAINS .IN ALL DEPARI4IIIENTS PRIPARILD DT 3P! R .: AGENTS FOR READ & STROUD: Year. BOOK ,STQIi.E. F. 11. BOOK STORE IS NOTE', OPENED, And everything connec ted with the trade will be kept on hand, inclad . ing DAILY Montrose, April 11, 11T6.-4w. A NEW !rocs. OP- C s l 9 C:ko3s.er g 3r, joist received and for oils by 11. J. s lIPELRY Dili For Bale by A LBO, ALL KINDS 07 ' GROCERIES, At the store of ' - • • 31, 0 *earit. Orissa:Lwow For oak by • Montrose. Uri' 1141811. J. pARKEVALE MILLS , zuw-493Fixteraz). I have rented the above Mills. and 1114.1541 mm Is first-claw( order, I have also stocked the ntlll wok ALL , KINDS OF. ORAllt Including Western White Wheat. '° I also keeP on hand WYLEAT, -RYE, AND RIICKWRRAT: FLOUR, CORN MEAL, Feed, BuckihotA Bran, etc., *A, which I offer to the public at the lot prices. PP - All kinds otllilliat Business done. • B e ni 4 1 M0411 1 b4rlleU l i Maardikt, l 7. highest gag pries paid tot all at rig* sanfainoist Padungi,irsa.mum.-as STEVENS'S Viral 1717 PAPERS FLOIT • a. a. *no. B. J. VIM 1670•
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