THE DEMOCRAT.
Local Intelligence.
Religious Services.
The services in the several Churches ofliont
rose are as follow:
giIPTIST Cti URC Fl. Rte. J. E. Chinon rtmi D. 0. Pastor.
Sabbath Services ILL 4 a. m. and p. m.
bahhiih School 11/ m.
i'ruf Wedoceday Evenings
CATHOLIC cuuncti. nZV. J. nnarrintn
13abboth Services Second Soodny to each Month
Sabbath Bch al.— Immediately before Mus
EPISCOPAL CILITRCIL. .. .. Der. J. AL Sterret.
'Sabbath SeerMee leX a. m. and 7%
noday School n a. m.
Week-Day Senricre—Wedneedaya P. td•
AtETRODLET EPISCOPAL... ....Rev. W. J. Jena.
Sabbath ....... m. and 7.34. m.
fhthbath School
Prarcr Moettnr. ThumllT.
PftrciSTTEIMAN CIIL7tCR Rev. S. a ?aura.
RabbetS Services 10.45 a. m. and 1' P. m.
Sabbath fiehael 12.16 P. m.
Prayer Meeting, Theredsr Evenings 7.3 i P. m.
Togo lablo of Mails-Winter Anangment.
Tu nuutou,:
Arrirts Timaris.
Vnnidannock. (DAVY.) 4u0pea15,5p02
Vu ST.taze:
Moat - rot.. Depot, (Dally,) Onnp m OIM a m
New Milford. (tiany.) 100da co 1 Mpm
Wyainvion. (Daily) 04350 i 200prn
Friend-settle. Oslo weekly.)) finOpm tinnam
Conklin Station. (1,10 wrrkl..) )loam TOn am
Diughamton.ria S. Lake. (trio weekly) aOO pm MP In
Mesboppeu.Orrion - eekly.) 1000 a m 40upm
Tile New York. (via Montrose Dryot,) New Milford.
Tnnkhahnnek.ond Wyaluoing ate
The Conklin Station mail runs Tuesday., Thursdays,
and Satardays.
The Binghamton mall. (rid Silver Lake,) mina Tues
day, Monday. and Saturdays.
Frlendayille mall runs Tuesday., Thursdays. and Sat
awdays.
The Meshoppen mail nipts Mondays, Wedneedaya. and
Fridays.
AporrtomaL STmall
A Stage Dares daily for 31ontramo Depot at 12 and
wetams at fl p. m
A Stage ILares daily for New Milford at ?SO& m.
anti :Marne at 333 p. nu
E. C. FODOR AIL P. K.
List of Now Adyeirtisements.
Exerntore Notlec—est of 0. S. Beebe. ---
At'uchment thr Lamp—Silsbee & Potter.
Public Sale—Tboruns Burnt.
.1116crihmeous Adver:iseruants—Geo. P. Row
fl .t Co.
BUSCiESS LOCA LS
Jury List.
Boy Wanted—at this °Mee.
Musical Convention at Broo:dyn.
Annual Meettna—Chas. H. Smith.
Parson's Purgative Pills.
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment.
Iron in the Blood.
Cloiroryam Examinmions—Dr. Butterfield.
Susquehanna-Co. Medical Society.
The annual meeting 01 the Susquehanna
County Medical Society, will be held at the
Notes About Town.
of
fire of the Secretary, In Montrose, on Wednes-
Let your neighbor read the Dr.smcnAT a few I day, January 7th, 1b74, at 10 o'clock, a. m. A
times and then ask him to subscribe for it. clinic will he held between the hours of 12 and
The annual meeting or the Freednle„na . —Aid 1 o'clock, at which all who are interested, are
Society will take place at the Prea'hyteikan likted to be Present.
Parsonage, on Thursday, Janu.-iry:Sib,, 47. CALVIN C. 11.ti.aror, Seey.
The pews of the BaOst-Clinicit Dec. 31,1873.
on .N..w Year'. oa-morrnyljovni . ' ' o --
1.3,1874. -The shlls '4 6 tak t e ‘) Vercor Reversed.
aime. .
. s 46tat to
telezraphed from his home in
Public servic e t keriilsvAndf to the PhEuilelphin "fling" meeting
l e.urch• this (WedikS , '. - ';. was caned to oppose the adoption of the
thence St 10 o'i and(gtutttaiiun , Clint he hoped it might be effective
An address is ill be ilidivered
‘ ,7iii:9"nititig i the people in opposition to n Consti-
Chraishire.
• ti - 2. - „ 'rtlttiiiin which Abridges their right of suffrage and
The Bough A; Ready Witistrili?ls'citivemf,;hest;'impaii4 the representative character of their
night to gOiel house, and wii.4"*.tll received. By tgoyAinmeut. Thep ...pie of Towanda replied
a request ut many present it wit . i .— pri - MitA4 - Me":1O that tedeg,r.un by giving 415 majority for the
repent it on Saturdry night nest, Atilt a change , new Constitution. They thus reversed the
of pro:tram on Further niiiice will he given. Judge.
It L consid_red the limit imiltliy cx , re•i , e ! smulpehanna County--41a letal.
there is, for ministers, lawyers and all men of
Thekollowingarethe offklal election returns
sedsnt ly habits, to shoed the snow off their •of the . ; vote in Susquehanna County. on the
silewalka. The Town Council bare made a • 1
nuoption ut e the new Constitution , Decemhei
Iteeceripljah of that kind. It needs to be taken
.' 10th i „,„, .
in small do ,
ses and often. ''''' • .
, 1 Datrith , .
We hate made a correction in the table of f.Ap0i ,,,., e
Pr ,p• rty Valuation of this county
,ns:pObrudieil j Ararat
tls neck The Commissionersintigttled I,hp,i)kulitirtt...._
column of Valuation per acre of I,Osh - tu r lflf fx ri.aci r fe . r .
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1..• la .lollars, eents and tuillciE "Oftgo 11;r0ak 00ut5.......
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ka.; -. r- ...trir copy misled Int I eeit. -'.4'.;:ief..4.1.0*0rd• . : ....... .....
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The Rev. G. 11. liirklind," Iteetoi - &di iti.v..* •• v g it o
~,, -, .., . ..iti1t,r, ' ro• • • •• • •
officiate in St. Pane.; Chu trosettl3,MM•elh . irCat La . e.... • '' ' • •
day January 4, 1874. 4 T/I - $ .- , . — CoinititinicVN:rianklitt
y r
.illhe adminislered, and , ";'..uffict•inV'eti i6L5704-tl.l2lsTilic Born •• - •
th . Cll-4011 will be iren to tlie r f • tind fur Blstltl.lit't . -Z i t , .' D ' al . co....
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Cler•rtnen. &Trim at 10.80 a. in. and 7p, li . 43lri.e:a Bend B ore
"•`-' l '"Tatirfortl.,
We have an interesting department of cotrf-.7 itunne. • ay
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municat ions and corrtsponden^e on our firtttlif eee i e i c .,_
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page. Our young friond, 1) 0. Weill, son of ; Jackson
Vir. Guy p. Wells., of Bridgewater, gives us an Jessup
Interesting account of his western trip. Also ! L' i y . ,e l 7 - ' . :
•:*•-- " .
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one from G. W. Lyon, formerly of Herrick, this ttle Meadows
county. I Ltnox
1 Middle
Messrs. Isbell it lilellicish, are doing a good :mon,i. towo ....... ..
business in Jewelry and Musical Instruments. ; N et , I,fin e m
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They are selling the Geo. A. Prince & Co, Or- i New Millond 8urn.....
gall, which is acknowirdged,by the Man musi- i Oakland '
clans, not to be excelled in tone, durability, or V; i b ui, • , ; . i i i e "• " .......
price. We have had some practical knowledge i Ay er L e t&
of these instrutuents, and we consider ill.-.vm a I Susq'n Depot, Ist ward
severity article. - Those who de s ire to parehalv i Suscfn Depat, 2d ward.
will du ell to give them a call. 1 Thomson ...
We were pleased to see our young friead,An
son D. Birchard, is town last week. spending
Christmas with his Cattier, Mr. Lucius Shebat - EL
He is now sole business manager of a store, at
Hollisterville, Wayne county, Pa., for a firm in
Scranton. Regained a situntson there for Ma
son Wilson, one of our 3lontrose young men, a
short time since. ant! on Siondny last, took back
with him two others, Edward Pickering and
Robert Smith. son of Wm. Smith. A father
may well be proud of such a son as Anson. He
destined to make his mark in the world. We
learn that young Wilson ins gained a good
standing fur himself, for the short tlwe be bas
been there, and we have no doubt that young
Pickering and Smith win both keep up the
same standard. We are eat, to see our young
men taking positions in life worthy of them,
and we hope more will do the same. Employ
ment is the school for manliness and virtue. It
is not business that makes the man,but the man
that grim character to the hairiness, even it it
be cutting cord wood.
Dean--In 'Montrose, Dec. 15. ISM Albert P.
Reeler, in the 47th year of his age.
At a meeting of the flongli tt Beady Fire
Company, No. I, held at their Rooms on Friday
evening. Dec. 18th, 1873, the adlOtimg prearn
arable and resolutions relative to the decease of
one of our oldest and mast efficient members,
Albert P. Keeler, were unanimously adopted :
Wm:Mu. It bath pleased Almighty God to
remove by sudden death our true and tried
trend and brother fireman, Albert P. Keeler;
therefore
&saved, That—knowinr that 'Cod's ways
an , not as our ways." and that to us Ills Ptori
den,ss are at times seemingly strange aid past
our ending out, and yet we know to Hint all
things are right, and that "He. doeth all . things
wen' —we how with humble submbrion to thia
i and sudden bereavement with faith Is his
justice and mercy, and In his loving kindness
toward his children.
Radeed, That in this sudden bereavement we
are again reminded of the shortness of lite, the
runty of death, and that as our duty as firemen
laalways to be ready, so our duty as children of
mortality is always to be ready for the thud
funicoom, come when or how iv may.
Resolved, That we hereby tender our deepest
and most heartfelt sympathies to the bereaved
lutirm of our departed brother, and especially
s his widow end children, directing them to
ur Father, the Great Comforter, who ever
'carent for the fatherless and widow."
1104 red, That a copy of these resolution be
presented to the family of the deceased and pub.
listed in the Montrose papers
; ilevatreel, That we attend the funeral of our
deceased brother, and that our house be draped
is mouiniag the usual length of time.
Alma Nterfola,
.. . '3. R. Leos's, }Committee.
11.0. Jesse?, '
.
`Treahallisay but little more, at this time, hi
regard ththe - action oethe Montroae...RailwaY
COmpany. We are scinewbittamused at the
tenacity of the'L. V. R. K Company, In de
mending a littoral fulfillment of the contract
with the Montrose Railway Company, when
they bare, all along, been so "magnanimetuf
as to break it several times us laying the rails
all the way from Tunkhannoek to within less
than a Mile from the "Dunn Reuse." We do
not take as much stock In their "magnanimity"
as some people do, but we look upon it as
simply a matter of business with them, for by
doing it they have opened a valuable feeder to
their road, and It was this that has made them
so "magnanuious," instead of their desire to re
tiree the "terribly Isolated condition of Mont
rose and vicinity." When it is known that the
little "narrow gauge" has received about $lO,OOO
for passengers and freight, it is plain to see
where the "broad gauge magnanimity" of the
LV. Compatfy comes in. That will pay the
' interest on the laying of several rails.
But as we said at the outset, we have but lit
tle more to say at this time, and we will only
refer to the new contract made by the Secretary
last week, and that is, that the road will becona
pleted to the "Penn House" as soon as the iron
rain be procured and toyed. It the "wavelet!),
ty," of the 1.. V. Co., had only held out about
one mile farther, and completed the track to
that point as soon as the grading was done,
which was over a month ago, we should not
have applied our "cork screw." Although it is
"better never to be late," yet there Ls soother
adage, "better late than never." We sjlall wait
with patience fur the fultfillment of this last
contract and allow onr "cork-screw" to hangon
the wall until such time as things get "bottled"
up again.
m.
-7.30 P. m.
Patrons of Husbandry
S. W. Buck, Deputy of the National Grange
Patrons of Husbandry, will be in the county for
the purpose of instituting subordinate Granges,
on January Bth, 187.1. Those of our farmers
who desire the organization, can calron, or ad
dress him, care of It. S. Searle, Montrose, Pa.—
Letters sent before that date will receive prompt
attention.
Xaj. for 'Constitution °G42
Our Paper.
It seems a fitting time at the openitig of a
New Year, to briefly allude to our paper. By
reference to the last number, it will be seen that
we give our subscribers this year, romr-leutec
numbers, instead of fifty-two, as there are fifty
three Wednesdays in len. We have been mak
ing improvements in the Dramatis' office, and
also in our paper, end desire to make many
others, provided we can be indemnified by In
creased patronage. We have no compunctions
in saying that we give our readers. 'heady, a
paper equal to value received, but we propose
to make it still better, if those interested will
but discharge their duty, and aid us in its sup•
port. We are not publishing a paper because
we cannot get a living in any other manner but
because we think that an independent Demo
cratic Journal is needed and limbed by the peo.
ple of this county, ant. we consider that those
interested in the principles of Democracy, are
bound to sustain it, and its success or failure,
wholly devolves upon them. The Democusr,
under our control, has been a fearless advocate
of what its editors believe to be right,and If It
has failed or ever dearin the future, it will be
' from misguided judipment,and not by the influ
ence of any man, clique or "ring". of whatever
name or party. We should have at least Mae
thousand more names upon our list, than we al
ready have froth those who claim to be Anna
Mate, although we are not disposed to find any
fault with any one. Free moral and political
Igefiey Is-an accepted rule with us. We are
most certainly. greatly encouraged by tee M
ertes° of our list, Since wo assumed" clung° of
the paper which has bee'it 'nearly one /Medea
per ant and that, too; without any solicitation
and in It we frankly acknowledge the kindness
of our friends, and we am told that Some of it Is
also attributable to an ltprovement of the pa
per, of which, of course, it becomes oar modes•
ty to speak ligbily; Tf, the
. Deniochsey of this
county will warrant us to the outlay, we pro
pose to increase theiMe and amount of reading
in otir paper, all of Which wiltineur considen
ble expense. We iire no More intimated in - tbe,
eutXstes of the Ateirriz.Dxstoesti.exceptso
far as the means we have Invested, than the
least of our subscribers. Alt who wish the
spread of Democratic principles and a fearless
organ of their party. cannot shirk their respon
sibility in supporting.it, We have noktroubled
our subsoiberti.with ?Many unpleasant "duns"
during the bald theca, and. we 'only now ask
them to remember us. for the meinito pay our
bills intst conic from them, and January court
will - be a good time to conic and get or send fur,
our signature to a receipt.
We have facilities fur Joblang, and a list of
prices, which invites cornpetition. Our Jobbing
busiums has greatlY incmsed under its work
logs. Give us your support and patronage, and
if satisfaction is not received, we shell have no
claim upon you.
01711 COURESPONDENCE.
[We invite out Mende, hum different towne, to rend UP
RUMS Of inttiClL ,fend thereto.; we elm arrange Om.)
PROM MIDDLETOWN,
On Tuesday thornier, December 10th, 1811,at
five o'clock, a. m., the school house, known, as
the "Gime school house, was totally consumed
by die. The building was mostly new,nnd val.
lied at about $5OO. No Insurance.
I had the pleasure of attending a wedding fes
tival at the house of lie. Hugh Duffy, Friends
vide, December 10th, at 15 o'clock, in. bliss
Kate Duffy, a very amiable young lady, was
married to William Ileavy,of Silver Lake town
ship, a young man who is highly respected by
all who know him. lie is a farmer by profes
sion and practice. The wedding guests were
numerous. over 150 took dinner, and were
bountifully supplied with all good things imagi
nable, which trete reasonably well seasoned
with the mildest kind of "local option" from
Madeira wine casks. Of course Friendsville
would nut permit anything stronger. line.
Father Ilrehooey,eonductcd the marriage service
at the Catholic Church.
"May the union of these two young beans
So early and so well begun.
Like sea and shore, in all their parts
Appear as twain, but be as one."
December 18th, le&
mom FROM NEIF MILFORD.
Many inquirers after "No. 2"
A great call for railroad ties at this point.
How is Buckwheat cakes and syrup for WO?
No one Is obliged to wear a coat if it does not
Bt.
Samuel Vail bus been quite sick, but is better
The meetings at the M. E. Church are still
continued.
People can Wee help at thier own price, these
hard times.
This long warm spell of weather, will make
hay more plenty.
find not people ought to commence making
maple sugar this fine weather.
Which side of the Post Office is that splendid
building and sidewalk, "No. 2" speaks of.
ben dairy and $125 per mouth, will sup
port a small family if it is well attended to.
Our prosecutor says be shall give the high as
well as the low is cell. That soda has worked
nit.schlei with Ills head.
William Jay, of the Union lintel, Is quarry
ing out stone for [lagging purposes, on Richard
Kettle's farm, situated •on top of what once
way "Motes a•tw "Point Peter."
Eli DeWitt puts In less hours than any malt
in town, tin bed.) When he first came to New
.31ilibrd, and bought the lhnn he now lives on,
his wile says it was seldom she saw his face by
day light, except on Sundays. lie has had the
misfortune to tome one of his eyes, but no man
colt get by hint even on the blind sule,bit work.)
S.DA:in SIDE.
December 18th, 1873.
I"vr. Ag'icat.
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.80
]LORE FROM 3'.E. IV .417LFORD.
Just enough snow for sleighing.
Sheriffs sales nre the order of the day.
Pack peddlars are on every corner, now-a
days.
Remember Phinney's Ball, New Timis eve
ning.
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152 S
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Tin electron passel off very quietly In this
place.
The revival is still in progress. May it sow
goisl seed.
The "steam snow plow" mad' its appearance
yesterday.
"Merry Christmas" is over. "Happy New
Tear" to all.
Our old partner and friend "Warwick," is
stopping in town.
Several of our sportsmen are doing a heavy
busing s hunting and fishing,
"The "beautiful snow" has spoiled the beauti
ful skating for a few days.
Thank you “311eawber." We always thought
you understood common grammar.
There is s barber in town. We wonder if
thst "Isaac Micawber" did the good gem: of get
ting hiut here.
3073 =
Dr. Leo Miller gave a very interesting lecture
on Temperance and Women'. Rights, last Mon
day evening. at We Town IbilL
' Services will be held in the M. E. Church on
New Year's night. The old year will be watch
ed oni,and the New Year, in. Services to com
mence at 9 o'clock, p. m.
, One of the laborers on this .railway, while
turning the handle of a hand car, bad the mis
fortune to get his clothing caught, which drew
his arm in connection with the handle, breaking
it in two places. The bones were set by Dr.
Aincy, and his arm is now dowg as well as can
be expected.
That "Observe!" from this place, seems to be
a little mystified ib regard to that for akin. In
speaking of the starving eandtlka of those two
men, I did not say they were starving or were
obliged to steal. I stated in regard to that, only
what my own ears beard them say, and there
fore I do not wish to be criticised by some'per
son who learned all be knows by "hear say."—
Ile says "they did not tell Esquire Barlow that
they were starving, or that it was the cause of
their stealing." Who said they did t Now "Ob
server," you bad better observe more closely
before you report again.
No. 2.
December 29th, 1878.
LETTER FROM NEW TORE.
Favonrra DEXOCRAT :—Eclio it and all
your busqueltanum hills and sallies, your Penn
sylvania mountains and plains reverberate the
thunder peal of JUSTICE—peaI following so
fast on peal of the lightning bolt, smiting our
political corrupters, and cartel robbers.—
Another of their chiefs struck yesterday in the
Jury verdict of guilty, against Ganet, or Indict
ment charging offense. that has penalty of five
years in State Prison, and lac. In the face of
this charge, pending trial, he bad the money
(plunder of the tau-payers) and other influence,
for carrying, against both the Democratic and
Republican candidates of the District, his elegy
tion—rather election returns fui his election— ,
to tbo State Legislature for the ensuing session.
It was s toaster-pion of election corruption and
Waylay-814 followed by change of destiny
from a nat.:ln - the law giving Connell of the
State, to the felun's doom in the Stan:Prison.—
"What a fall is there; my countrymen!"
A little more than a year ego, walking it:
Fifth Avenue; at Milt street, toy wonder was
caught by an edifice in process of finishing, of
such unique irandilloquence of rityle, large of
area, a wide portal as for
,royally triumphal In
gress and egress, of lofty ornate walls,surinoun
to:l by what seemed a huge cornucopia, (the Ci
ty Treasury) pourirg down its plenty front its
large end downward. I stood wondering what
it could be designed for, whether some public
Institution, or en abortive eastellahon for a sham
feudalism, or baronetcy. Opportunely a labor
er wits there, putting on his Jacket for going
home from his day's work, who answered to my
question whether it was for public uses or pri
vate occupancy. "Genets." Alt,lansvrered,he
is one of the sort that have lite money for such
thinips. Significantly emphatic, and as the old
poet says, "in few," he replied: "You bet."
That palace of ring nobility, was built cotem
poraneausly with the building of the fladrn
Court House, a block or two from it, and the
comer t-reports were that workmen and lumber
from the Court House building were often taken
for the private one, at the public cost. Not an
air Castle, but one of a most retributive reality,
In effect transforming to State Prison, holding
Its builder in Its ignominious and hard durance
And reciprocal echo of jubilation we send
back to your Pennsylvania thunder, in the tri
umph of your new Constitution,against eorrup-
Hans and ring-traitors, to Justice and prtriotism.
Thanks to the author of Justice and all good,for
these demonstrations 01 surviving justice and
patrintistn. They have In them the promise of
perpetuity to our nation, in the glory of its free
dom and prosperity. Let all lovers of honesty
liberty and purity, take courage, and rise in the
strength and power of their principles, and put
down the monster that in such hydra-forms has
been so rampantly overthrowing the principles
and practice of righteous government.
December _ot .'i3
S. W7FIANN
Boy W.l.vreo
A smart boy, who is attentive to business,
may obtain a permanent situation, and learn
R miod trade., by applying at this office, imme
diately.
Iran TDB BLOOD.
When the blood is well supplied with Its iron
e'ement, we feel vigorous and full of animation.
It is an insufficiency of this vital element that
makes us feel weak and low-spirited; in such
tses, the Pervrian Sgrqp (a protoxide of Iron)
ran supply this delieieney, and its use will In
vigorate as WUnderrnily.
AISNUAL 3ir.811.8a.
The annual meet Inc of the Odd Fellows' liln
tual Life Insurance Company, of Montrose, Pa.,
for the election of officers, and transaction 0!
genpnti business, will he Itch! at Odd Fellows'
linit, Montrose, on Tuesday Eve, January sth,
1874, at 7 o'clock, p. m.
Co ae. 11. Snnrn, gee y.
Montrose, Dee. 31, 1813.—wl
Ir your home iq lame, snre or galled, Tan
chnuhl u.eJoli /IN/WA Anodyne Liniment; wash the
part with east ile simp and warm %rater, rub dry,
with a clean cloth, then apply the Liniment,ruh.
In well with the hand.
HAvE the readers or the DIZIIOCTIAT race us
ed any of litrami Purgatie, P. 140 if not, why
not? they are the hest family Orslo.-4(les be
ing the grentVst anti-hillious remedy there is in
this country.
CLAIIITOTANT EXAMINATION
By Dr. E. F. Butterbeld. This is en subject
that requires so much study and experience as
the treatment anti cure of Vlteimle
The astoutshiniz success and remarkable carts
performed by Dr. lintteritilil arc due to toe girt
of Clairv;n ance, to the long study of Ili • Con
stitution 01 man and the curing of disease. from
mat ra: remedies. Let those given up ts: oth
ers call for examination. He cur a the worst
C.l. 4 eS ul Scrofula. Catarrh, Piles, AAltina,
Uis
ta.ee of the Heart, Lungs aml Kidneys. He
gill be :It the Camay Homo, Binghamton, in)
Tuesday. Wednesday. Thurs lay, and Friday,
January 20. 21. 22. nod 23.
Dee. 31, 1873.-3 w.
ePtCAL CON V &WIC*:
The Brooklyn Cornet Band, by procured the
services Pate.. E. Cogswell, to conduct a
(2011, , 11ti0n in Mosie, co a:naming
day. iannary eth, 1814, to condone tour days,
with three ses.inn4 each day, and closing with a
grind concert, Friday evening, January 9 , h,'74.
junks, (the Curonation,) will he fitrmsbed for
the use or the class, without chartm. Arrange
sums Will be made for the entertainment of
persons front a distance, free. At the concert
the Brooklyn Cornet Band will pm4ent some
tine music, (selected fur the occesi tn.) under the
direction gd Prof. E. 3t. Parmelee, of Bingham
ton. New York. Tickets for Conventicn and
Concert Gentleman, one dollar, Lsdhre, fifty
cents, ticket, to Concert., 25 cents. No doubts
need be entertained of n pleasant and profitable
time fur all lovers of MUSIC.
Br Omega OF Cox!.
Brooklyn, Pa., December 31,'73.—w:
Jour Lnr.
The roi lowing is a list of Qrnnd and Traverse
Jurors drawn to serve at a term of Court to
commence at Montrose on -Monday, January 1.2
1874:
Grand Jurors.
Auburn—John M. France,John Tewksbury.
Bridgewater—Wut. 11. Jones.
Franklin—John Cromwell.
Forest Luke—Silas B. Howell.
Great Bend born—George Jenks.
Gibson—Arvine C. Sweet, Joel Dix.
Herrick—Pt ilo Burritt.
Hurford—Joseph McConnell.
Lenox—George K. Allen.
3lontruse—Chia. IL Frazier, Win. W. Mc.
Cnin, Ono. L. Stone, Wm. T. Morley.
New Milford tp.—Chas. S. Page, C. A. Sum
mers
Rusli,Chas. Brown. Myron IL Eisen.
Susquehanna Depot—John C. Kane, John
Townsend..lucoh E. Taylor.
Springville—lra Minh.
Thompson—lsaac N. Jackson.
Traterse Jurors--First Week.
Auburn—Calvin Guy, David Bushnell,
Alex. G.-Stephens, Warren Tewkshnt v.
Arafat—Nathaniel J. West, Cyril C. Worth.
Bridgewater—Caleb E. 8u5t5.2(1,13. W. Fame
er, Guy P. Wells,Henry P. Bobbins, J. D. Good
win.
Brooklyn—Wm. L. Perry.
Clifront—Lewis N, Beagle, Thomas 3laxey,
George IL Stephens.
Choconut illiam E. Taylor.
Dimoek—Lytuan W. Bunnell. Albron W.
Moo Fo res dy.
t Lake—Levi T. Birchard,Mlner L. Tur
rell.
Fran kl in —Sam uei Halsey, Harvey Summers,
Eli B. Smith.
Friendsville—Patrick Matthews.
Gibson—Daniel Evans, George P. Holmes,
llugh a. Tingley, Wm. W. Williams, George
G. Wtxxlwnrd, Charles P. Edwards.
Hannony—Nelson 11. Comfort.
Herrick—John B. Lyon, Jr., Ro6ert We:a
cme.
Jessup—Wm. Wheelock.
Lenox—William Barber, =Until P. Gard.
ner, Holoway Robinson, Noah Titus, Wm.
White.
Lathrop—George D. Smith, Henry B. Wood.
Montrose—Amory N. Hullard,Nicholas Coyle,
Geo. 11. Lathrop. Theodore Smith. Nelson C.
Warner, Alfred Baldwin.
New Milton, tp.—lt. ii. Brando, W. IL liar
rismn, Orrin Barritt.
Ouldund—Rufus Batts.
Einsquelinnum Depot—Orin T. Smith, George
Houghton, !tenor Griswold.
Sprlngvillo-14. W, Button, Ezra Strickland,
eh:Mee - G. Sherman.
Silver lake—Vetrielt Fitz Gerald, Ansel B.
11W, Jtinn.l Slnrphy. „
- Traverse Juseree&rond Week.
Althorn—Burton Thorpe.
Ararat-A-Wilson J. tone, John C. Tooley.
Bridgewater—Wm. L. *elm, Augustus. Var.
tram Rutty&
Business Locals
row, James 'McMillan, Elitur C. Potter, Daniel
•
McCollum.
Brooktva—Asa - Flab.
Ciltrord—Lewis W. Ames; !teary Bennett,
Asher Burdick.
Franklin—Bent. J. Baker, David Matti],
Samuel Truesdell.
Great Bend tit —Garratt Johnson.'
11.trtord—Win„low B. Guile, Joseph Guile.
Jackson—Calvin 1)1x. •
Jessup—Wm Boxier. Peter D. Roe, Ackley
Walker.
Lathrop —Ezra S. Brown.
Lenox—Datuel B. Clark, Eldridge Davis,
13. Utley.
'Liberty—Simor, E. Warner, Theron Smith.
:Montrose—Cluiries N. Stoddard.
middietoun—James Jones.
New 'Milford lkoto—K. A. Julinston,Tl. Dick.
tenpin.
New 11111tord tp —l.ewls N. :Witter,
Rush—Er antis Bunnell, Norman Granger...
Springville—Landis Lyman, A. D. lr oud
house, Demos J. Owen.
Susquehanna Depot—W. R. Bartlett.
Thomson—Luther N. Ilubliard.
T'ote's Jurors—TAirJ Week.
Apolacon—Joseph Twinning, John Tupper.
Bridgewater—E. W. Conklin, Judson W.
Mott, A. W. RuselL
linvklyn-0. A. Eldridge, uhas. A. Wll•
lialust"
Clifford—John Halsted.
Dirnock - -Alhert P. eolith, George Walker.
Forest Lake—Abners GriMs.
Franklin—Jahn it. Munger.
Gibson—linrnco W. Stearns.
Great Bend tp,—Enoek Hawkins, J. B. John
son. '
Ilarforti—Tyler Brewster,Renry Esterbrooks,
Benj. Watrous.
Ilarmiony—Thomas Thornton.
Herrick—Wm. U. Norton.
Jessup--John Croak. Lyman B. Pi6kett.
Liberty—Jonathan Rosa.
Lathrop—Chauncey Scott.
Lenox—Levi West.
Montmse—Sheridan G. Poch; Dimon): D.
Searle, Gilbert F. Fordbam•
Middletown—Charles Camp.
New Milford tp.—Orin Bennett, F. Seymuor,
J. B. Darrow.
New Milford boro.—E. W. Cornwell, W. F.
Boyle.
Oakland—Albert G. Brush.
Rush—William Boyd, Abram Carter.
Susquehanna Depot=Wllliam Skinner.
Silver Lake—Joseph Ward,
Springville—Wm. R. :queer°le.
A NICE STOCK OP FANCY WOKE AT
Dec.lO.—tf F. G. WoNDElep..
HEADQUARTERS for Oysters at the Key
atone Saloon.
GE°. C. HILL & Co
Dec. 3, Is73.—tf.
MONTROSE OnAJ)ED SCROOL.
Winter Term will commence Monday, Janu
ary sth, 1874, and continue 15 weeks. Tuition
(payable in advance,) same as the Fall Term.
By order of the Board,
B. The:roma, Bcc,y.
Montrose, Dec- 24th, 1873.:—w2.
AT THE CANPY MANUTACTURY,
Yon can buy fresh mixed broken cnn
dey, at twenty cents per pound. Dec.lo.
A. MEETING OF STOCKIIOLDEItIi
01 the 111ontnise Railway Company, for the
electi o n of a Prctsident and twelve Directoes to
serve the ensiling year, will be held at the Bor
ough of Tankllama ek, on the second Monday
of January, 1874, between the hours of one and
halr-past two p. m., that being the day design•
ted by law.
CITABLES L. BROWN, Beey.
Montrose, Dee. 13th, 1873.-3 w.
0 YSTF:ER
By the pint, quart, gallon, or fail, at
10.—t WON DEW&
CIIIIWrMAS Is COMING!
See is Ishell•& Mells OWe stock of goods
for the Holidays.. Largest stock ever in
this place. C.lreatitly receivioggonds.
Motor Dec. 10th. 11§73..--tr
OysTnns
Raw, Stewed, and Fried, at
I)ec. 10.—tfsnnit's
Win' NOT Buy THE OMAN'
That has the oldest and best reputation
•in America, have been in use in dual:dace
over twenty-two years. Tone perfect,
never yet out of order. Geo. A. Prince
Co., the best and cheapest combination
of ally. To hear and see', is to be con
vinced. For side by
Tecate& Matit'lint.
•
Montrose, Dee. 10, 1674.—tt
CANDY' CANDY!!
Buy your candy fiv: the Holidays of F.
G. Wonder. You can save money.
Montrose, Dee. 10, '73.
To THE CO EN - TUT PEOPLE.
If you want some nice candy fresh
made of the best quality of sugar and.
flavoring, cheaper than can be afforded at
any other place, call at the Confectionary
mar the Post Mice. Dee 10.
13[1.4&-F3PLI-11.131-2119.
PrrrEnoic— entmcu—At the home of
the 'Jride's f.gther, Mr. A. A. Church,
Lynn. Pa., Dec. 10, 1873, by Rev. Lu
ther Peck, Mr. Payne Pettebone, of
Kingston,Pa., to Miss Eunice C.,young
est daughter of Mr. Church.
CA rep E NiEn—Tow n Herrick,
November 23,1873,by Rev. A. O. Sterns
Mr. Alva H. Carpenter. of Herrick,
Sneq'a county, Pa., to Miss Esther Ann
Tourciend, of Wayne county, Pa.
ZaELEILT3=I6I.
Porrktt—ln Hayford, N0v.23, 1873, Mrs.
Esther, wife 1.4 Mr. I3enj. Potter, aged
40 yenta.
STOIIIIB —ln Tarrytown, N. Y.. Nov. 23,
1873, Mrs. Betsey A., wife of Anthony
Storms, and daughter of John and
Deriuda Watson, of Franklin, aged 35
years. •
Centaur Linament.
There lino pain whirl. the Centaur
Liniments wilt not reliern.noaarAieg
"ix-a they will not subdue, and no lameness
A irt which they will [lettere. This Isstrong
language, but it Is true. They have
produced more awes of rheumatism,
neuralgia. toeltisw,paisy.spmlusolttel.
WWI= dugs, caked breasts, scalds, hum, ash,
rheum. earache, de., upon the human frame, and of
,trains. eparin, palls, Se., upon animals In one year
than have all other pretended remedies slice the world
bean, They are counterirritant. all healing pain re
liever*, enpples throw away th. it crutches, the lame
walk, poisonous bitas are rendered tratutves, and the
wounded are healed without a sear. Therielpe is pub
lished around each bottle. They sell as no articles neer
gold before, because they do just what they pretend to
de. Those who now sager from rheumatism, pain, or
swelling deserve to suffer If they will not use Centaur
Liniment, white wrapper. Mere then 1540 ceraideates
of remarkable mires, theluding frozen iltotar, throttle
rheumatism, gout, running tumors. Sc., have been re
calved. We will sends circular containing certificate,,
the recipe, se., gratis, to any one requesting it. One
bottle or the paper wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth
one hundred doom for iparlued or sweetaled torsos
end mules, or for scree/A/arm in Sheep. isßeck-owneri
—tha , olinimenta VD Worth year attention. Mofamily
ehonld be without them "White wrapper finally use;'
Yell qv wrapper for udmeL. . BahlbyallUrogging:.
cents per batik,: large bottle*, f14:0- 41, D. BMW
CO.. IA Broadway, Now Yea- ..
enatorta to mere tnan a subetttete Air Ceitor 6114
It 111 the may mill *Melo ttt 'et toteuce which is cartalh
tQ essitnato. the Wed, regulate the howele.. urn wind
cuttc and produce 'lateral sleep. It contatoe neither
atiors, Morphine or alcahal, and I a prenatal to tan.
Sail*akaced 34 err 4114 tilidtbCOWl tOtM
"Iflicellaneowt.
THE BOTTOU
Una Fallen Out of
C. R PERRY '&
CO.'S,
lIING - 11.01TON, N. Y
An Immense Stock dust nought from
THE GREAT FAILURES
of New Ebeand, at prices
CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN!
Ihnighstat4n. Nov. 12. .
3FL C3O 3EI X MSS C)l\l* 7 a
Southern Tier
FURNITURE ENORIUM!
88 Washington Street.
X312.2.621.e.mtem5., N. 'W..
You will Find the
LARGEST MID BEST ASSOBIXENT Or
QASb;7III4. b 4 la mit II =tj
OF ALL KINDS
AI the Lowet Priers of any Store in
Southern New York
MI Good.
, 130k1 are IVA 1111 ATED at Repretented:
E. D. ROBINSON
Fay. 19,
THE EAGLE
Hag ETHEL
MIRES & NICHOLS, PRopasToß.l.
2102 OP TUN GOLDON B. AULT. AND 3'02T0/to
rtrials-13.1.00ls.,ntrosa.trogise)
-0—
We desire to say to the public that our store to well
'inched with Prosy. Medicines. Paints; 011 s, Varniph,
lirrukes, Combs. Perfumery, Fancy Art Icier , proPrle
tory an d patent preparation+. sod ail other a tirles uan
ally kept in fire class d, ag storey. We guarantor tier
goods genuine lied of the best quality.. and to„ sold
st prkes for ea 4. Respectiulls Yours.
.v P 1
Montrose. Feb. r. 1813 AIIOS NictiuLs.
.1. 13. 13Lases. I G. LL DARNEL I D. G. RC4111).043.
....0—
BIEIGIIMITON ' MARBLE WORKS.
ta..:AzumgD vi ISA)
BANES BROS. & DIANN%
,
DEALERS IN AND SIANUFAChTLIELIS OF
talian 41 American parblo,
AMERICAN AND SCOTCH GRANITES,
Marble and Slate Mantles,
Chenango St., Near Depot,
/day 11. 1373. RINGIIAIITON. N. Y.
BILLINGS STROUD,
General
MURANCE AGENT,
And atter thietv years' trial, the "Pals-KIV
ita" uniy jnstly - tIZI styled the great rue,litine of
the worla. Mg there is no region of the globe in-•
to which It has not found its issy,iind none when;
-it is not largely and highly prized. Moreover,
there Is no climate to watch it 'largo not proved
itself. to be will adapted for the cure of consid
erable variety of di:waste ; it Is admirably suited
for - eterYdrate. 'lt has lost none of its goad
nantd,hTrypeated trials, but cinoinues to - we-
PY a Protah,ent p i
position n eviay medicine chest;
mutts still receiving Ihe 'most lingua halt . testi
monials to its virtues, font persons of the high
est character and responsibility. illysitisns of
the Mat reipectahtlity reconamonil it us a most '
effieival preparation for the extinction of pain.-
It is not only the hest remedy ever known for
Rruisee„ Cuts, Burns, etc., but for Nun tery or
Clinten), nr any sort of bowel complaint, it IS A
remedy tmsurpassed for eflicienec and rapidity
of action. In the great cities or:lndia and oth
er hat climates, it has become the tittinclarl
Itledicine for all tech complaints, as well us for
Dyspepsla,,Liver Complaints, and other kind.
dyed dhamters, For Coughs and Cola, Canker,
Asthma, and Rheumatic difficulties, it bas been
proved by the most abundant and convincing
testimony to be maintainable medicine, No nr
title over attained such unbounded popularity.
Man external anibinternal medicine, the rain
; Killer stands unrivalled. -, •
,1 'Thirty Years are ca' kiln Ir It long lino.
.ra X-31 1 I 3 a i bli prove the. edlelenty 4r soy niedieinegu
,
coos. lietott Lira toe.co., oseetts Savalottaaa ; tlie rAI li-litt.t.Ext li deterring of all Its y
Atninican Lice, Phirok. . s.l,,lint MO .
• • - • , tors claini for it. is amply proved by the
1 41„cierx1013010 1 1‘.. . i stetted popularity it has attained. It ii
i Traveler" Ince° ,IlarttotaXaPllslaudsurPtUttONiNa and kyritcrten remedy it k snid-ii oh
Motors,. Pawnor, • o - Ezst,..tatk
.. ery country In the world, and is beconti
1. ern un na en ,l gne t hs.w6sa weirs:town In thlstotrolx.for and pulse popular. every y ear. Its brat
thnluniinL..ftia." 1 "","""".._ .AL''''' Lntr,.`„,.., 4 *" . l n ed ertles have been !idly lesl.rtl, nil over th
ay bit L'Unuulturs haul u.O min umutl Pnlinti.... r--.
wink. ono,.
east fro . alakthz , woo id , w .., an a .ic needs only to be LIKIViII to be pl - LITh
11, Cooper aCo..'reroptkost.ttootrose,Xe. .- - i sure you' buy none but the genuine. rn
' factored by:runny DATta & Simi., Prot
i • " - DILLIIVOS STROM Agent. It i• *
CHARLES 11. surru, sousuom :.. . .:1 - -- Virsfild by all D.mgglsta.
Adoittrost,/tac, 04.187' • '' ' 1 - - Deamba lilai, 1873.—w3
_
lfXoasiro9o. X.
Cupllnt Represented, $100,006,0001
rum, LIVE MID ACCIDENT INSURANCE : •
Hoene Inv Co., N. Y.. Capital and IS arpto si, $4,1100,000
Hartford tiro Jut.; Co.. capital and Urplas as,rou,nua
Liverpool. London d Mobs " SII),HaNiX.O
Inc Co.. of Norto America " 34450,620
Puny. Vire h.a. (.:0., NM," " tHalkovo
National, rbil'a. " Swum)
. . . ..
Tue. Co., Stott , of PCTICI'S' " *WSW{
Union Mutual __ .. ..ttaloao
Lycomlog-Piro - : 11 . 6.40.C00
Ns tropturott, r•Orldru Or, 11. 1. ". • • ' 400.0.0
'Mott:tame •• •• 15!1, 000 CITY. or N.IO Port, Er. - trAteo
IA
NeRIOMO, of Bork* Va. IWO OW
/dem manta, of Clr7elsaari, .. -401,01 g
Lancaster I.lr, for. Co. . ..IUO.OO
• Vito Aroorlatton of Val*. .‘" " *Ausiu
, Mow Inr, Co.. Columbar. 0., .. • . • 0001.)
, me
I/061nm Al!outcrop. .` . " A 11,003
Clttrot:Piro lnr Nrwarl.{. NJ... awbo
Sault, Side tur.C4.Pritrburat.l.r... • 1 12./TOO
diontauuda of rilttiburg, • .. . ' - r 100.00.1
The flortOrrignorl I. SPECIAL AOpiT for the follow.
log CO:411411c. 1,0 .tiortftero l-rn noylrao la :
1 ,
Vito ArrorLation of POlltdr/phOt. -
Notional Vint {Truman, Onorruar of l'llllooletTlVl. • •
Thu baronage Cu. of the Seta of Pounk.nroals,of
fattlbuteliatta. - . .
" Com' mialion•MercbantsL
JAMES M. ROWAN,
Cicam.mlarolazi:=Corchissat
AND ItEOKIVOiI OF
BUTTER, OREESE, EGGS, POtT . L.
TRY; AND
.VEAL CALVErt"
17 pey St.. 7( ea' Toils.
...
• \ .
Consigement• .011cIted mad reititrm nisdt Wagtail,
ly on ealv or &AA. ISonl fur itilppLag Muds iud stela
Inferences:
Nallimai Park Plink of Nro . York,
Norsk now Rank of Now York.
?Jarmo Notional Hank of New York.
nor !stand Ilauk of Brooklyn,
fcla.
The Mantels
Fluaacini
The money market shows tt little more • tltm
ness, but rates an: nearly ste.atly. The banha
are discounting nearly all the legitimate paper
allured by their cristoiners. I;oans 'call are
quoted nt 6 per cent. Prime commercial paper
is searce.and in in good request at. 748 per mt.
Good ordinary bwitims paper ranges betwcca
and 10 per cent.
Gobi to nearly r.teady, but the premium neetais
ell a fraction. Opening , st 110}g the rate went
ItsloW as 110; but closed Mildly at. 110 X, b fur
ther decline of M. American silver ranged be
tween !Wand 101 Sterling exchange, 110%0
120%.
. kik.
Ged 1555
Silver
U 8 Ca 1581.
a an C0ng0n.1110.,..
5-40 Ceapan,raia....
25C0np0n.W.5
651 C.llpoD. t
640 C0nn0n.11,17....
5151 , .'0np00.1165..
New 6 per MI
10.0.. •
r Pan.
sterting Exchange
New Fork Produce Dlnrket
Itep.rted Every Week Exprn•ly tar lea lifektuesZ
DPIOCIIAT h) , Rhatee G Pereer. Prodeett
Num lienbante,26 Whkekelltitrect,:irk
Dewsa—firkin.. N. Y., N. J.; & PL. ..... 34
Tan. css - 4A.
PAU% •• 42 Fy 4r ,
( Intriz — " o . V"ci ol 7. fine to Amy • 1414'
" &ate D4lry. COMIIIOO to :air • • 9 19. V
Baas-9419 91,9 Penne.lnuilo. ......
..... t 91.
.094.19 --(Nom
Rye. State:. ; I I Cl 3
OiTi—State
ILLY Alin Ammr—riAr per MO lbot I re: 30
stritei,
Vet 6 0 ah, 6 3
Pomanr—Chlckete, State. prima .... .12 St. 1.1
Turkel*, cl Sb
Miscellaneous.
NEW- JEL • ItrlC
Ia Lanesboro...
HOBERT &
baying entered Into co•partneriltlp• are now Fintranni
ludo all nines ut work to the tine of
WagulakiilE a Blacks Hilt
FROM A WHEELBARROW TO . A COACH. - ,
ItEP.atttl.s.:Cl is ANY PART 01' TUE IItSI:ISESS
CI& tacnlTe pronntt attention.
Et MAUL- •
Lanaabozo.
Tlio Amu Siihmil Pin
"TIDE BEST IN TUE WOBLDr
Jloabte-Acting,titm-Fret zing. The •Impiest and moat;
powerful in one It la proved to be the Cheapen. OWL
effective. dorable.and reliable, tint may for fatal,
but alto for Florian, Vactoriee, lirewerle-, Lista:trio,
etc. It fa particutarly rsrommended by Iworauce emu
panievoit the a matlest pomp that will throwlid to TS tett
throne a ho„. It is Malmo.; eiTotive henna° ft Lea.
yr tut . The most datable become It la compcoed of
but few Pimple ports of lieu (enameled CO no to promoat
any rinplesaant or innekkh mete In the water) lion Du
leather packirg. A child can work It. It never [fed Seer
a. ne wster mambo to the pipe when not to aetiolp.
tarot bet the inner. being, pitted to thebottoM
of the wel tire opinion of ()range JOnd. In the deur.
inte Aprienflurel/a. Juno N0.../STA. lg.:v=o; also Jam.
No.. Page in.
Having porchwed the county right. I will sell town
right* 10 MK Ptlrellif ere. WA to those In want of it
pump I con Proofed to cell as dont , an they min he Geld
by
the company. Send for circular and price II i to •
W. M.
°stk.,. Ps
BINGHAMTON
MARBLE WORKS.
ALL KINDS OF
MONUMENTS. TtEADSTONF.S,
- AND MARBLE MANTLES;
MADE TO ORDER.
Also, SOOTOB GRANITES on hand.
J. PICKEOING & CO..
4 rimorma, ) 1'2.0 Court Street,
O. W. 31ERSEII6AL%
U. P. DROWN.
Notember nth, 1871-1 r
The Mist Popular Medicine Extuut.
18310. 07er Thirty Years, 1873.
brtiCE TOO innonrcnos OP
PERRY DAVIS'
PAIN-KILLER.
~...11/1 • ila);
.... rum
.115
117 _
1 1 71/ 1 17 g
- - T4l IV
.....118)3
Binelsintcm, N.Y.