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'B: : 13. :: HAWLEY.; '• CRUSDR.:
National DemoeiatiO
FOR PRESTDENT, •- •
SAMUEL 3. TILDEL: •
OF \ • \
FOR VICE PRE S IDENT,? •
THOMAS A. upN . DittoKsi -
OF INDIAIfA., 41A , ..;
I =
• Electoral Ticket. • •
. Recto?* at Large,:,
CHARLES IL BIICKALEW. SAMITEL B. WILSON.
1. Robert F. fine?,
11..Glentge R. Herten.
& William H. Wright,
4. Thopias R. Gaskill, •
•
• vidoffet,
atm 4. Morrison,
trwen Jones.
8 William K. Haag,
I. Joel L. Lightner;
Henry T. Trumbower,
11. George H. Rowland,
IL John Naalon..
AIL Joel B. McCamant,
Ix Daniel D. Boas,
Desnocratic County Tick
For_Congre 1
135
110 N. JOSEPH POWELL,
Of Bradford Couutq.
For Senatbr
EUGENE B:IIAVIEY;
• Of Montrose.. :I
For Reprepn tative,'
H. W. LER, '
Of Jac ,j
NtrAItEM.AN C. HANDRIdk
• Of,.jOsstip,
.
, *, •
For
ALEXANDER W . :ROWLEY,
•
..Of SusquehOizia
• 'For . =Jury Comml4sioner,.
i.STEPEtEN E...-CARPENTPR,
Of 'Llarfoid.;
For Aud •
COLUMBUS c.
Of Ditnsick.
, .
, .
Who' Lies
• •
AN EYE-OPENEIi-HMR.
"CONSISTENCX" P4OyED.'
[From the Wayne Conaty Herald. ,
Last week we felt it to the our duty to.
correct an error into.which the, Montrose
Republic' an had falleh in claiming that
Geo. G. Waller, the Radical nominee for;
State Senator, had always been an'active,l
and consistent member of ,the Republican \
party. Our recollection was that he was
a "McClellan and ! Peace" man in 1864,
and so the stated, 7
Last. evening Mr. Wier was one of
speakers at, the 'Republican club meeting,
in this borough. In the course of
its
reinarks he said,: "On my return I was
surprised to find that i f vas charged 'by
the Herald with haling- supported Geo.
B. McClellan for, Preaident, iN 1564.' In
1864 I supported Abraham Lincoln - by,
my voice and votei i and I huye no doubt
that when the editoi - of `the Herald a*
eovers,his mistake he slit' make a suit
able,rettaction."
Mr. Waller does' us ,simple justice in
believing that we iireOever ready to cor
'reof any error into which we may have
been led. But-is:64one those Cases?,
Let the record ' ; speak. On the:, 25th of
October, -1864, order Rf 'the D4inocratic
County Committee, 'the I follOwitig -,an=
no' an . cement appeal ed at the headof' the
Herald's local colutOisiand Was keptikeri,
till thn Oiction:
Thettienils sit )' •
' 1 PENDLET ON„
, !
' `igill*Addiessed by
,•.t. linn..Purrie Jourrsos, 31. i C. 1
of Northampton, and others, „until the close = ;,
the gampaikn, agreeably to the,.,tollowipg7nt:
,Pointinetits .
: , .
• ',, ' • ,Vueids.y, Nov. 1. , - (/
I
' . ' • ' . .HOn. g. w. Hamlin, 1= -
WaYmait: Hon. F:111.. Crane '-1 .
GEORGE G. WAILER.' , . :
WednesOarNoi. 2J '
Mt. Elehaaitt—ilamtir4 Crane and WALLER,at
2 o'clodir. P.1,..A150u the eyentnAr. At` A.D.
Sherwood's and the Red School 'Roue.
, . Thursday, Nov. 3. •,' .
Aldenville-76. G. WA.LLEit and others.. I
, „.. Nov'. 4.'
Rileypiile—G. G. WAILER otters,.and at 2
°•' - ... P. IL ' "
o'itiock r,
Dyberry—S. -- G. WAI4L4II, and oihin, Dyberry
Mal, evening. - -
, •
stilitnit the above* our vindication ;
of Uri,, , Walier's char ge'- that , ,we talsiDid
his record. in our article of ilast
But , tliii is ,nOtisll.l :The Viiket4-no doubt
taking its, cue -front •Mr. speenly,-
Tentproi.FilSon the folipwing
• '•,Thisjtrjndpali*rtjes''AAAriti]th e leJ 4 i ,
'nek*,tho e *pabliago6 6 o o, :lhei 000./
u~_ `4~
1 • 1
; ,
District
15. Joseph B. McCollum. •
16. Frank in W. Knox,
17, John IL Uhl. •
18. Taornaq Rower,
19, David Small, .
20. Sebastian Wimmer,
21. James'J. Hazlett,
22. John B. Gnthrle,
23. Robert M. Gibson,'
i David S. Morris,
25. llonert B. Br3wn ,
26. Thomas W. Grayson,
27. Benjamin F. ? Morris.
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. - .. 1 :=.";.':3;.5.1 . . , 2f 1•.;,i -,.; ':.,;.',, -f.t. -'
'Clay Sinithers,, the greenback , party and
,the ri,i4ii•bot)i part v.;..-•'; A .
,9t g4h Of:
';tbelatteris. - : - tlie_ Wayne . 'County'Hirold.
ChamPion feat the assertion; that
the7Repntilican:.candi . .„:
.datelfor State ; seriatoi-ilf this district,' sup
.43brt . OrMcGtellan for,: . :Prvaiien in 1864.
cTlikciS • fabriCated 'froth whole
clog;
and is with'out a single thread of truth.
Mr. Waller WaS an earnest supporter of
bineoin in: 18p4, and his. recot(l:eannot.
e impeached' on that Point. He has' for
year been a' consistent • Republican, and
in 1872 stood - alrpost alon& iri Itibesdale
in support of .Hartrarft." •
• In reply w . e.have 9n.1y.t0 re, fer„the J j tap-,
nbliCanorgan of .Wayne'coontv Of. to,dtiy,
to the Republican organ of Maynetonn tY
in 180. The , contest;theti t 'it wilt` tie 'IV::
membered, was between yeT•eet.yirf. WOOd 7 ::
iyard,foi Goverrtor, and 'Andrew:6. cur=
tin—the latter since ,distirictly known as
"'Pennsylvania's War Governor,"; The
following *extract* - froth the editorial
columns of our \contemporary of that
. ,
date, will, or, ought ~to - be, „conclosive, as
to its estimate of - Mr. Wailer's "conai&•
tancy" as a Republican :
FAlltorial Aug. 27,1863 ' : -
"Mr GeOrge G, Waller has just. Oined
the Copperheads. On Wednesday eve- 1
ning of last week he addressed . A.Copper-'i
'head meeting at and it is Stated
on antliority that he .will stump the coun
ty against :Curtin and for Wood Ward.
•Among . close scrutinizers of men; and
events, in this county, we thinli'.theroiS
no loyal itihn who. is either 'Surprised or,
sorry at this defection.' -:Which next?"
,
• Editorial, Oct i5, - 1863:'
"Mr:G. G. Waller; in his speech at the
Copperbead 'meeting in, the: Court H.ouse,
on Monday evening,was will og to,let the,
niggers' off on easy conditions. He did
,not want . the nigOii to eat or sleep with
Him. The niggers ought. to .4 thankful,
for in conjunction with him in ,bed and
board, thetwould h ave 'the worst , of
• •
R d.this the..safe man. whom, the
Republican
r organ' l.of Wayne ~ c ot nty"
day, claims to lve beeti=i) Consistent' ge r '
publican,and: 'wholag llinisell!the . Aft
o rop,tT
.ery, to say
,that ,the, rieridt?
,Al§l_,E...
record! :Tay More, This gentlemAii, who
was. not, thought: good, enough:3l)y the,
Radical organ of 1863 to "eat or sleep .
with - nigaers " is - adsiOci,ited,' 14-the Radi
I . is- • =
cal Crgan:of as, elninenitly, fit to
tepTesent n white, constittieney the.
State Senate.
'What do the voters say ?
\`_*
LOOKING THE. VER.D.W.7rIINTHE
FACE.
The preli iararyskirmishes Of tl]ie, great
'dentennial political title are row over,
anc~ all
,that depended upon, the-October
verdicts has .been settled. "Ohio i Reptib
helm, but by nearly or tnite one-hail lass
than the Republican majority ever`before.
given in a Presidential year. Sue gavo.Fre •
u40nt.16,623 majority, with 28,121 votes
cast for Fillmore ;. gave Lincoln 20,780
ma \ jority, with 12493 given to Bell ;.gaie
'54,751 Republican in October,
.1861, and
59,58610 r L:4:coln in NOvember;gave 17,
383 Reptiblican in asstober, 1868, and
41,428 for Grant in Nii)vember; gave 14,
156'Repubhean, in October, 1872, and 4;41
268 for Grant in November, and now shel
falls to`. probably one-half he, smallest
Republiead majority ever give: Octo-.
.ber of 'a Thiresidential race, - anti that, too ;
on the fullest vote ever polled:in the
State: Indeed, with her 5,000 or 7,000
Itephbllcan inajority fiat : of poll of.
.rriore than 60Q,001, Ohio took .her rank
'fairly among the doubtful-political Btaitei
of the future, al:id - that position has - been
taken by her with her own eon and Gov
ernor; the Presidential ,candidate. Iler ,
electoral vote will be given, to Hayes to
from 10,000 , to 15,000,. because the 'oppei
sitiou will transfer - ,the battle 'kora' ber i
field to,more
forth' Ohio'linust he ; uncertain and will
gravitate into the opposition: , unlesathe
kolly Dnuocracy elm* prevent it. :
the Gubernatorial ;mit:at:et 'l,B7s'ati4 in
the.recent State earnpaigp;:sbe wae hare-.
ly held to her'Republidan faith by,throw.
ini against her the whole resources ofriii' l
44iicHatil 'Oity in command of eveiyjele:- . ,
iiiqrai pff:po!er, aid such 4hfiti3tivceop-;
tests. Can never be repeated.' 'The;.despe,
rate_struggle.in Indiana and,Ohio for their •
October verdicts will be'. -the laii of tbe
'kind in our - political , history, : . fot. -both'',
Stateit will folio* i'ennsylVania ' and es''' ; ;.
. r
: cape such demoralizing and costly, con
flints hereafter. - , , . ~
Indiana wasponored in theDemocratio
\ •
'' ;:.
column on' Tuesday, to r emai n there on
the tertureof general, goed 4havior of
the party._ In 1860 Intlisita - wasfirst
swung - from her alinout unbroyen l DPina-,
cia,tic traditions, and' gave
Majority of 9 1 1 17 for Ileriry' .. I f,atie,,Old! I
'Onle w4cg, for, Governor, ahfl. Oliver P.
MOrtfini , old-tune Demooratii for J,Jieutetif
Ant Governor. In 1864 Morton was erect.
.Governor by 20,884 in s oetobol,:ab l d
Lincoln received 20,169'
.144 1 ?Y9r 3 010ect0,1:4 1 cip
ternor ke k)p0n1y,9614
MEM
E;M!AMISEIIiii
'ocitit',7.og-OgR-_l.& . j-1016.
Grant carried , the Stole' by 6,5 1 72 in No
etnber. 157:4 Hendieks- received 1,
148 tnajority for Governor, .when - sis as
sleiates on the ticket :were - all defeated,
, but Grant 'was given 2.1,090 over Greeley
in November: Ever sin6e:-.lB6o,lRdiana
has u i nitermly voted g4 , orthe
candidate for Presidetitvaiid , by iecided
majorities, and, witli the single. exception
of the 'success of pendricks in October
187 6hoiled by gretterides*
al PiPularity whert the : , vote'of the State
was 4epublican on the,, general tickth it
- has'a6O voteft'46 . publiean in theOetober
'contests of \ national struggles. - Oa Toes
day Indiana' . finally settled down as xi
Democratic,State, after the', Severest trait
of her faith' that could haYe been-appliea
to her, and to whit extent - - . her _ position
May 'influence - Illinois, Michigan; and
Minnesota will be known only when their
ballot-boxes'shall.speak in Isiovember.'.
And what, is the lesson- of Ohio and
Indiana? The result in those .:States
givesthe Democrats the , prestige of vic-,
tory. Ohio has not,• spoken for Hayes ;
she has. been:held as by hooks of _triple
Steel from plunging into the Tilden 'fOld.
Her nominal majority ,has none of . the
symbols of. success'; mine of the elation
notes of -a triumphant party ,advaucing
to final victory. It is a rescue fronideath
—nothing more. Indiana, on the other
side, comes with the inspiration °f t' de•
°Wife' victory in a doubtful 'State, and it
oreathes its lifeinto the tens of thousands'
of doubtful voters. It 'is electrical, and
'the disjoin ted,aimless mass of Democatcy
ok,Tuesday'in;l 3 ennsylvania, is to-day a
- solid phalanx, eager for battle, with many
'recruits surging into:its IMO and . count=
-leis squad:3°f cams-followm
,
alPridy
,mapping .out the way ; into the
kap ppd emiimissary. departments of .
; the now hop - Alit energy. We regard the.'
hitherto dou httu 1 -- StateSs• of . prew York;.'
Thdiana, Conntntrout,: s itntriOregon,
made absolutely certain for.Tilden,.hy , Ole
voice of, the .06tober , eleetions while
New Jers ey ; ar4,Pen nsyPiania,, reasOilahle
sure lo•r.the :Revablicarks.. with a4'etir-.-
' rent in`,their ftivOr are 'fiansferred'O`the
Rat - of doubtful fields - add must be won
in the Lime of ba t tle fOr, , either -.side.
Looking dispassilhately,. Over ihe-entire
bat .01 States in •, the light rot - the results
ifth October, we classify them as f0t.101f3,:...
,BTAT . ES\-440
.440
Connecticut
Delaware.
_..3
C.korgia
Indiana
Maryjand . 8
*Mtsrouri 16
STATES.FOR 1L YES.
COlorado
.
111in0ie....... ... ' ... 21 Newllampf , hire. 5
lima ... 11 ohlo, !...
Sunsati.... .. . ..... .......6; Rhode Wand 4
'Maine • "lionth Carolina. 5
MasfachuaettP. .. .'. ._ .13 :Vermont ....... .....T
Nfichitzan ....ill
Alinnesots........ '.. . 1 ,5 1 Total - '
STATES .IN DOUBT..
6 !Pr
(Ganfornia,
.... . .. Whiconsin
Lombiu.nai
Nevada ......: ... ..
New Jewey
It will be seen that Tilden, by7the hoe
going estimate lacks -seven elpctaral I
votesto make Min a. majority and has
seven.' fairly debatable- State's front which
to ptiv cu re theca,, while Hayes rthust practi
cally carry every Stab classed as doubt
ful, to be chosen. He could spare Cali
fornia and live ittst the res i uisite vote,
or he Could spare either Flori4a. or Nevada,
but the loss of both, of them woakl leave
just Mae short of a, majority. Cali
fortha 'and Nevada wo look
,upon as (Orb,
than likely for . TOderi, klorida,
will' certain ly, do so unless bayonets sipet-.
Bede ballots', and
,lopisiana will vote 10,
000:for Tilden unlesh the Commonwealth
is made' a . - prisoner`. Of . *ar. 'Wisc6nsin,
Peniisylran ia and:.New Jersey, are - fitjily
debafable and 'suecesa in all of
.them
t.
:the,follow
wisest and: best. efforts;
September elections pointed to the elec
tion "Ofi Hayes as .highb , RrObeibieoea:iridg
bt~t a
. possiyility. for, Tilden. The Octebei
verdicts just reverse_ the, 'judgement' ;of
September,i mid...point to Tilden!'as the,
probable:stidcessoi to Prrint,, leaving but
the reittoteit'poSeihility fOr the success of
Rayee. " : The abler partisans a n d organs ,
will argue otherwise; the, leaser lights of
both may ever be made to believe other 7
Wise, bUtthe - ineiorable•logic of he elec
tion. flgoies t of Ohio alid'lntliena,intiriit so
teach the . and iSpassioUate
obsurver of ...every political , faith.,Phil'a
.Times. ,
The Luzetne Union; in speaking. Of
4 r. lV4llerf
. Itepublio4n oandiditte (or
Statp*naor -60443: t•
kupported Oh let Justice Woodward
he.was` al candidate:. for Goverlior.
H ties *ill . not hurt very ninon',
tor ha ti#Mrto'be.'on: 'winning: side,
He haaalwityB trial . to 'Make money out
of .theirnr...rrnf tnii,•an& -.hap sineoetkimi
linifted: degree: `-111r: ter luta jilonty,
to do f at libine iindlitiatild.;•loCUielotlyett ,
{gnat Cate. 3 'oh' m:4 `;
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New. 'Kb& ...
No rtii C.arolina" —.10!
Oregon ' • . 3'
Tennessee-12:
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Text&
West;
Tots
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3 Metal:.
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•In Pregs--0 . ttendy—' The •- 3 •
CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION
- Dencritild _
A graphic pen-pietture Of itsi h-isttiry, grand ibtrihllings-
Wonderfal eztrifriterTS49B:tiFirtgrest date.-dici- !Pro
fakity illristrated; thortingbly potilar anit•nekst elieaO.—
id sat sell immensely, 5 0011- AGIINTS!'WANTED.--= - J
dead for lull particulars. T . l, 3114 . 11111 be the: change of
Ivo years to coin mosey: fast vt;tric ielltible
tory, - .
.fit!rti'!‘ll
Siabbard Bros :; PAW:. 733 Saiiiour St.,-Phila.
C 10TION Ain'ntrt deseivild tiypretnattikniloolti,
to be "official" and ictllipp!batw4}Asppete * is;
4ugatt and SeptuTbeit 44
• a' • •
'NOtt
Lice hereby iiyen to . alLpeisnns oancet:nyclAn
Din followin'g - et.tatea, to wit :
E nate 1. 1.10 Dart 'ld ct; Ormick. fate ki etV,Wii.a4e ( d
Patrick-id el'm tnlek and James Curley, pzepotors4 j,,,
Esietc 0r,14m64 -11artley.= late of. Lenox, deed, ‘Tame ,
Ilurtley,administrator,.% B. NY 1,
Estate of Amon tC. Pickett ittte nr Rus;l4:.4l.eld i n :Sarah
Pickett and David
r 3 -
That ifieseivantantelhave settled thelriadc'ountigHiii
OW Register's Office In and for ,theQounq oilOneque
'• h anna, and that' the same wilt' he iiretemed to the
"4' 04 of , Vic Orilbane rAnut frharsday.Abie 23d fitiy
of 1V tivemlier, 1676, : f0r contlrmatiou and alit:mance,. ;
• ! 1: BEARDS - T....EY; Register: '
Recriiterhs,Office .3.loutrase,,Oet.,ikl,S7o.
pliocL A KATION. • ! : I.
SIISQUERANNA COUNTY , • • Li-,
Fanniot.BlhipsonhYbernekt Mind Chas4l4. Warn
er, vs. Wm B. Simpsara!) Ilk:Court of .o:inntion Pleas of
tisqueltiana Cpauty. No. ail April eyerm, •
To: Eihnpson: Whereas a 'Subparna
1n Dt
vorce. was issued to *Arta. 1810,: 'winch Was dm'
I y returned 'non , est invent's. and thereon unalhis sub
pcmui wows footled returnable to4upil3t Teria,lB76,unon
the return of which proof was made-that theksaid, Wm:
B. St tuns on could not be -.found In my, bailwtek
Thit notices. therefore, is .to term/re. you-to appear
before onr .luclges of the said (;ovirt on the second
31 ondar of November next itb answer saideafftlint.
' -,• : WAL - WHlTN„.Sherilf. •
Montreee,loo, 18,1876.
. ,
PR@CLAMATION. - . .
SUSQUEHANNA COUNT SS. •
Charles- U. String.ham vs. Rosetta A. Steisigham.—
In the•Couri of CommoniPleae of Stiequehanua Coun
ty. N0t.195; April Term. 1876., ' •
To Rosetta A. Stringlisin : Whereas, a Subpoena in
Divorce :Ives issnea to A pril.Terni. 1816. whloh was du
ly returnednora eit inven:us4 and thereon an aliai.Sub
p(ent was ierned in said case, rem/petit to August
Term..lBr6 4 upon the return of whieh. prool. was made
that the Said Rosetta A.Stringham could - not be found
in my: bailiwick.
, .Tliie-mitice is therefore fo. rewire youltosppear be
fore the Judges of
.the said 'mitt, on the et mud, Mon
day of -November neX t..to :answer raid eocan I a nt. /to.
Sheriff. '
. 3icaurcriei Oct,. 18, 1811‘,
. ...-69
I.I.II.9OLAMATION.._ ' •
I , " 'SUSQUEHANNA COUIVIIIir SS.
Anna Nallland by her, nest friend. allies Thomae,
vs Charles' Mollland. In the. Court of Common Pleas
of Snecinehanna County, N0,.196, Apri' Term. 18711:
To Charles : Where:. ; a Subpoena in Di-
votsto wasiemed to Anznet Term. lit 76; which was du—
Iv rctutuad non est irzentua. aud thereon au alias sub.
pema was issued it said case, returnable. to Ncriemnen
Term. 1816, upon the return,of which proof Watk ma 1
that , the said. Charits-Ilaviland could not be 'found in
uky. bailiwick.
il'his notice therethre-is ho require you , to appear be
theiudg .8 of said Cout. on the *econd Monday
NonLember nest, to 1311Bintsaidcomplitint. &c. •
WM; 1T11; Sheriff::
Montrose Oct. 150816.
1011110 L. LAM ATTON. ;
COMITY as.
Anna A.. Grove ‘ by ber next , friend. 13,Beebe 4 .1* ,
Millard Grove. luitheCourt of ,Cotunon Pleas of *1 '
• st,
4nehaanuennuty..No.ALS, APril Terna,lB76: •
To Mtliard Urcie : Whereas a :Bohnowna:ln' i Dtworee
was issued to ,April Tenn. 1876. whiol was MAX re
turned non eat innambis, and thereon an silks obhmiiint
was issued in said case, returnable- to November•Terta
1876, upon the return of which proof was *lade tbat the'
said billiard Prone could not be foetid in toy baits ek.
This notice tatherefore to require you to appaikr her
fore thatindges.of the said Court4-on'the swot-41,3ton
day of plovenibtir noxt. to answensaidoomplatatt tta.
- • •• " VAIIII, WHITE, Sitodif.,
Montrose, Oct. 18.1876. .
PROCLAMATION.- - ,
• - `ausqtriFniimA
7 Grovende Todng , %s.: Jule Whitt:introit , %bang! In
the Court ci Common Plena flusqueitittea CountZt
No 472, Apsillyerm, 1876. '
'To Julia Whitt:entail' You'll,: 'Whereas
in Diyoree was issued , to Apia) Term ; l which WllO .
duly retanied newest Invenfta a irdik.
and thereon, au alias sub
pcena was issued in said stuie„ returnahlCle Augutt
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Term. Itstli. upon the return of, which pisp€4 wspi . msdo
that the said Julia Whitloarelt-lonng ecMlCtiot be
found in my bailiwick. ,
This notice therefore !Sip require yom to appear be,
fore ttio Judges of the.said Court, on Cie 'second - Men,-
dai,ol November next, to, mauler said complaint, itc.
Wid.IWIIITE, Shoriff.
Maltose, 0et..18, 18111 4 -
pITRLIC SALE OF PERSOZIAL PROAIERTY. •
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, The subscriber will selt.,at public -vendue.tori(
premises in Silver Lake towristilp,,
• °et,. 4ili - • •
at 10 o'cteck a. m., sharp, the fa. kiwing personal prop",
arty .:: - One farm wagon. hay ?liming, domeerat-wegon,
buggy, set bobs. lung sleigh. democrat e:eigk,,swell
-hotly, Titter, new
,- moyving ,se.achino,,lioree rate ,
rikes, scythe. slat trs,l grunt tradleS, copper di: !Wen
critter; hay knife, forks, shovels. 6 plows,: ; telt rater,
set hrrrow, set harrow teeth, lea, trace, 'gjrith hblf.'
Me chains, "Euiniell'e conk cutter. hog hook, pulley
Mock. Ope.' wag on jack. brow bars, plat, grid) hoe.,
sledge, - trat,roni stfee, curb marker, earn basket;' set
donbie latigo esti, old hurnefla, *lnge collars. water tiogi:
head, water barrel, eider, vinegar and barrels, ,souk
stoveand pipe. sh eet iron stove - lied pipe, lion
Itettle, wreudlea. measures. tools. grindstone. chutes.
'Milk puns. pads, butter bowls, better worker, gardep
'rake, spade, forks, hoes, fiales.' cross•cut
iron wedges, buck saw. sheep sbearS, grain tshnv l<
chestnut" feriae Oast timber, , boards, ingit at 'the re ill, .00
cords seasoned 18 inch weal,: Il . buffslays, 111pedructr .
„Al horse' bLtultetts, girt., 2 'strings of bells,
,eorll,ol4lllte. corn; oats,- 'ilinikWheat,,. 4 ezwil;c-1111,11 , 0 end
colt, horse 10 years•old-:lon4Xii year eid T.0 1 ,t"
Ted ntr eutliesciunnitkir of' Articles sot
TERMS. — A11: sums , nratir fivio AM('
dellara rniX(ilaii% credit with iltierilif 4f l o'
Ilipproied security.
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OEBE' -6HOER,•- WANTED..
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• A practiedi ii *a
orseshner 'ma d ernplorikiit ca.
ing ort orlysicinglo ti de
re' undersigned at Fa ‘ * dale. Sas
quehannaVOU47,, _ ,
L. D. licrllll%.
' Patients curnd 80
,yeats a in. remain dental Dr. J
11%.. Sherman's istrete , "stul tire' at tti slit of Bunter° bas
duced noprincipled-periont , to Overtire the elastic
tr1it , 98.4 ar a certala• cure, knowing them to Behar in
imnertert ettpuort: . Thousands et, victim') are ta-day
lontraing through this elastic Mars deltislOn:
If it is worn , :tight around the. body it , Not Sates away
the musele4.4prortupta•the eireiihrlitin and predispost g
toparalysial besides.tlie - straPs between the legs drags
titegreat ball at wood upoqttheL sPen 2o "
cords and petvis-batitrltt,o matiner to produce Imputen-
Cy with all its—horrors. luttertWtaoleein ortrutse.s
with I heir griping pressure Appn - t he , eNne. abdomen
and delicate par 4 atijaeent b to Popture, spOrlsror kater
eatt-e kidney and iqKdder , iiffdaditim) 'destritiy , manhood
tha you - mc;o4trottill-the'Aile• nielese,:nrail- life
IMP friglktfuiipPatbP.i:iThn atitied ftholVdttli ink
sieifinisiy of this subject and act •bs actordanco.wit4
dictates of reagent;
DR.. RIEMBNitaCS al
Treatment AirPisttetical,
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and economical 'objek.t"ra. IstimeOlato miler and
eyestual cure. It is bised ,, ngsttl‘feklerittfie
and egoilY dernntktrated.tcr Me cam illeheolool ot eve
r y-inteltigentperaon., Thougb.bek, floes not two? trnFIS
he:111403 support infinitely superior ' (II keeps cv
erlthing in propcp-poeitionrwhile the Curative corn
und applied 11 . the patient', excl.! pe healthy ac
tion, adheticiti bltdc44. M.Asidwa,this Aretfttient does
not intetter6 itihltiUr.or eiertisti on horseback or *A tk
erwise, and affords stand ty agalust inflamed and stran
gulated rupture.
Th(a atßict( d are coming from lhparts of thoconotry.
Tettrii'mOdeittte,- , depending upon the case re; one
from tbil etkotry ean-iicelve 'ttostralit and - lent e for
homer et, the:sarnahtlay,. Send 10co'sts for Pr,Siann-an - s
Books with' lii (Moss of bad cases bt lure and &floc cure.
It4erenees givez. to gentlemen who harp tee:, cm-col—
Offite No. 1 4 ArtialStlreet, New York. &wale 041 U fel;
cw,s c alling-himsed Dr. W. G.'Clionapton and 119113 g Dr.
Mrerman'boattnufan his advertisements to deny. the at-
Lotted. ' Sive this advertisemenia 42-
A: i _s • as.r. i , , .-.-,
.BOOT' AND SE PE SHOP,.
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First'doorAtelow C. G. Minor's Store, Swill Mein
Street. • '
Pli iLA ND itit DART will attend to Costout.Work at
the followinii-priees• : '
Coarse Boot.s. (stork fornithei)i
Ir dp
Women's. Shoet•-•" • "
Bali Soles
_andalieele..... • • - •...
'Flitches
Where-parties farnistrtheir own ritual:.
(Sparse Boots nada tor:...
gip Boots utadti for.
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f Boles a twittlitels . ..
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priAilmiast warrantok. :
PHILANDER: lIART.
Mottiose, Oat. 1816tf.
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THE GREAT HART) TIMES , RAPED
r , A. The Best, the ..Cheapest and tlie nmstl.l/
Popular.: Yoh "cannot a nd be Without the
CRICKET ON THE FtIEARTII.
j It to a mammoth, 16-page Illustrated par.ar{size of Her
, pees Weeklk;)-ililed ,with -tlie choicest ,readingior old
and young. Setial and Short Storles,Skoteles.l'oems,.
IJeerul Knemaledge. Wit and: Humor. Ituswers to Cor
respondents, Puzzles, Games, Popu'ar Soles, etc., etc.
eatentaining, enraging and ireerrictivo. The
largest. handsomest. hers aid cheapest paper of its
class ptibliithed. only $1 per year, wirttcholce of three
preminuist;. the heautiftili now 'chromo.-"Tcs. tn. No
_tl''
sine, 15xta Irothes ; any, ane of the reit:heated novels br
;Chark d •Dickies, or an' elegant Box OE Stationery.—
&aPet.p. Ito tit premium; obly 73 Mails per year. (Jr
e witesend It fear Tenths on trillift4 only 45 cents.
Spettingen copy - sent oo receipt, aG *lamp. Appel.
wanted. Address; F. M. LUPTOM A CO., Pabliehere
I '37sPark Rosit: 7 —pd - 44-4
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R EGISTER 11
'S- NOTIO.—PutLiO N.C•
ti e% le t hereby
. gliastato all persons coneeruedlin the
following , estates, to edit:
Estate of Ellen O'Brien. late at Silver deed,
John 4. Adreitalstrator.
Estate e t Patrick Critiannell. lat.. , ..ofthisqiiehenwLeed,
,Mitagirret'O'Doitatl4, .
Estate.. James : lititatangh, late tkArlare, dte.d, L
Adellalstrator.
*stabs. of Alfred Carpentei, latiriofatfitird,deed, Rob..
est Westgate, Adatinistratot, _ '
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Estate of wen'lletionbugh; tate of 311dilletesin, deed
Orem. McDonough Administrator. •
'Estate of Cheater- Williams." late pt :
-Vernon Will ulna, •Adnliniarator.,'
astate of A. itate af : fireat 'Bend, •deed.
'' Emily . Whiting. 'Adriiittlftratrix.
Istate I'atatiick'fdeght4„ late or Midolfettitte,' dee%
Robert Wi 'a . ...ers Executes, . - j 0,1
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.Estate cif Otis. Severanee, tate Of 'Cllffe,rd; deed, Earl
E. Severance. Ade.inietratrix.
That the ascountatita ;have settled• josh' lictoiantis it
the Register's •Otilee 13a and for the Corday of mieve•
henna ) , Andy that the tame will be 'presented to tto
Judges af 'the Orphatis'.Court. on Thuredrif, the tath
day - of"Notseenber,,lB%for confirmation end allowance , .
U F bEAR.I.II3I4Ia. Register.
• Reglettria Ofilee. lifon.tose "Oct. 11,1678, •
DSLINISTRATOR'S SALE
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Real Estate'
• OROOKLYN TOW N.Bllll l .
.1 'he under: dulled administrator of till estate of Al
bert 0. Reynolds' deCcased, late or the Towusatnof
Arooltilw, pursuance of an order of the' Orphan's
Cohn. of the county. of Susquehanna. will eandie at
public sale on I heyremises In Brooklyn Township, on
trida3 4 . Novalnitier . 1011 a; 1976,
at l teelech:p: TM, tb - 'folk:Meg deseribe real ef tate
huge 1,11;001yu Town phip hd bonaaea
and deserihed its follows B9unded or! ti)) north by
lands!br Rog‘nrotn tilt , east by landsvf C. Rogers.
and A. RV, od the Song by land* of Iftly 4114 0 u th e
west 'fun& of Rti rch, Itcyvolds and A. Ltuds•
culitdiai4-anddri 70' agree. with -the exception and
of
about tthii pyres 4.4 scree) witb. dwelling lious.
:bilni•theitron, Pet OW I o.ihtilvidow °lliad X. G. he
for her esie * imuroyld
iePiltplut and ,Ivoring. thereon carding
t
aitrhinti and ttnl,. and Mostl.
. 4 ` lll / 1 111118 ` OF ee
Ur ll .bill) Mixt y. ; MIT l'itt 'Oat ct ndr
4nalind.of sale, and balance in one year thereafter with
I Mistreat.
x.43 ' i p ti r 4 , 24 . 1 4# 10 , 41 .431.p p01 gL1A. , 11:111111;.111hyn riotoriori
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