THE DEMOCRAT.
E.E. HAWLEY 'ff CO, Ediiors
Wednesday Jen. 21,2et t 14741.
PumpEvr Granny pnalniaster in liar
neburg corgi - am:eta thelientitt of •
United States on the rejection of Williams
and Cushing. lie mildly intimates that
the Senate has been too sutwertient -in
the past, and rejoices in the recent eshi
bitions of hack•bone, bat fears that a
rupture betseett fhb resident Anil nu,
Senate "could add to the already press
ing misfortunes of the commercial and
financial interests of the whole conntry."
ll•ratrsnuito, Jahuary B.—The Grange
of Putronisol Husbandry held a public
meeting iff - the hall of the House of Rep
resentatives to-night, which tray well at.
tended. A number of the most impor•
tant objects of the Order was given in
the address of the lecture of the evening,
J. A. Thompson, of the National ,Grange,
who predicted that there would be hun•
dreds of Granges in rennsylveuia within
the next six menthe. The cumber now
in the State was eighty, awl wee increas
ing at the rate of over one each dais'. The
present session has been largely attended.
TheChlefiestleeshlp
In consequence of the stubborn oppo
sition in the United States Senate the eon
firmation of the appointment of Hon Geo.
11. Williams, as Chief Justice of the Su
preme Court of the United States, the
Presid.nt was compelled to crtt,.w
his name last week. This was foIWI
by the immediate appointment of Hon.
Caleb Cushing for the position. This las
an appointment so eminently fit to be
made that it was supposed that it would
be confirmed withodt A day's delay. But
in this the people were d:eappoilited, fur
because of his democratic antecedents,
, some of the narrow-minded political big
ots who occupy seats in the Senate object
ed to his confirmation. We anxiously
waited the malt of a novel contest—big
otry and hatred against brains and legal
lens ning
The mjeetion of Mr. Cushing, succeed
ing that of Attorney General
strengthers the suspicion that a combina
tion exists in the Senate whose obji . ct is
to obtain the position of Chief Justice
for one of their own number.
The nomination of Evarts or Waite, or
of some other distinguished :asryer hav
ing noeounection with official ringss ould
effectually disappoint the ambition of
those senators who still hope that the
honor will drop upon one of themselves.
The pretense fur the r , •jeetion of Mr.
Cushing was found in a letter discovered
among the Picket Archieres, in which he
introduced ayou r g, friend to Jefferson
Davis, early In 1861, before the breaking
out of hoetdities.
Sergeant,of California (Effigy Sergeant,)
rend the It•tti r and held it up with the
melo-dramatic air of one of the stage
heroes iu the Drummer Boy of Shiloh.—
The effect on the assembled patriots, we
were told, was electrical. When they had
sufficiently recovered from the slim:k they
requested the judiciary committee to watt
ou Lee President and requested the with.
drawl of the nomination. Bat it will be
remembered that Senator Conkling and
other prominent republican senators con
tinned to urge the confirmation of Mr.
Cushing after seeing the fatal inissive
President Grant could discover nothing
very reprehensible in a 'kindly letter of
recommendati,.o to Jefferson Davis writ
ten before the war, and before the shad
owy conk-Eh-racy had ass-num-I treasonable
existence. But it afforded a most COL
veniera opportunity for the republican
senators who follow the lead or Morton to
air the ir patriotism. After this lust pass
age it is probable that the President will
give them a rest Icr a Cu bile, but he can
more than recover his lost ground by
sending up such a nominal on a s they
well find no pretext to reject. The ap
poibunrut of Merton or Howe.
Legislative Apportionment,
It is quite clear, sues the Harrisburg
Entria, that if Mr. Sp-aker .M . Cormiek, '
of the House of Representatives, bud his
wny, the :giro:lion men t of Senatorial and
Retires - en tat districts to he made by the •
present I gisla•nre won!d lie but a repeti
tion of the wicked and infamousgerrvman
dert under which the people of the State
have !wen sulung tiusrepterented i . the l e g. 1 1
i6llll/Ve branch of titter government. Ile
has su constructed the committee on leg
islative apportionment as to precludt: all
hope that a nyth • itg approaching equity or
fairness will emanate from It The com
mittee is composed of thirteen members,
nine of a hom are republicans three dem
ocrats and one independent. This dis
tribution is utterly mit of proportion ti
the relative numerical strength of parties.
in the )IIPUEI!.. The body is politically di
sided as follows: Republicans 57 demo
crats 42, independent 1. The !democrats
were clearly entitled to five members of
the committee, but the fact that they are
allowed but three affords less cause for
complaint than the action of the Ple•al:Ar
in excluding from the committee demo
exists from the confines which are to be
divided in.thc formation of representative
dist nets. These counties are Pt] iludel-
Luzeree and Allegheny.
As the last-nuired county is so unfor o
tter as not to 'bare a democratic repr,••
tentative in the Inouye. the Spest!...er could
t't ttclJ, give 417 o*;orney a mice in the
eonimitte, Put Philadelphia,. with
sixty it:our - and .detnt.crats, has %it a 'tip
0,, democratic representative on the corn
[Mute. It is represented by Mr. M'Cull
ough and Mr. O'Neill, reOdicarats t _and,
mu 'and attas elected
as an independent. Seht4llol, largely
democratic, Suite its rep*ntetive on the.
commit _penult: Vol liteirgart
republican, while Luzerne, one of the
'heaviest deinocratic counties in the state
!!as turned.over .to ant terider.care of Mr,-
Waddell, republican. There are tyvia dem
e7ratein the house from Philadelphia, but
,th . o"independenten represented by Mr.
Josephs, are regarded by.theslieu!keat ass
far more numerous and important class
of citizens than the democritcyi of that
city. Of the represeti tateves from Schuyl
kit, two are democrats and one is a re•
rublican, but the 6,708 republicans whc
voted in that county last Octoder com- •
mended the saeaker's regards much more
than the 7,817 democrats who overcame
them at the pone. Luzerne county is
represented by the three democrats and
one republican in the house, but the in
terests of 7,178 repnblicans ! who cast, 'bier
ballets at the last general election in that
enmity are much more weighty in the es
teem of Mr. M'Cormick than those of the
8,617 - democrats whose votes confirmed
the ascendancy of their party in that
county. The animus and purpose of the
crafty partisan presiding officer, in de
nying the democrats of theeounties to be
districted, all voice in the committee on
legislative apportionment, are easily per
ceived. Those counties are to be carved
arid sliced and grieuroned in the appor
tionment to suit-the tastes sad necessities
of the radical party.. Already we have a
well anthetiticated statement that Phila
delphia is to be so districted that not more
than five democrats may be returned to
the house from that city. while the dem
ocratic stronghold of Luzerne is to be al
lowed but three democratic representa
tives out of nine, and that other Gibralter
of the democracy, Schuylkill, but one
in its delagation of six. We desiresimply
to expose the fraud which is contemplated
in the construction of this apportion
ment committee and to enter our protest
against it. We do rot hope to persuade
the partisan majority in the legislature to
act justly in making the apportionment
;Ve expect nothing better at its hands
than what is indicated in the appoint
meut of this committee. But we rely
for justice upon a power which is might
ier than caucuses and apportionment com
mittees. We look for redress to THE
PECPLE whose rights are attacked,
whose sense of justice is insulted and
whose earnest desire tor political reform
so emphatically expressed at the recent
constitutional election is ignored and
mocked at in the contemplated gerry
mander of legislative districts.
lEM
The Easton Sentinel under date of Jan.
15, has the following in regard to the
Legoslat o re
The Legislature of this state assem
bl.-d in annual session, at flarrisburg, on
Toes,lay of last week. The Senate was
organized by the re-election of Hon. B.
11'Strang, of Tioga county, as speaker,
Russel Errett as clerk and a full list of
radical subordinate officers. The Demo.
crate cast their '.ores for Hon. William
MeSherry, of Adams county for speaker
and J. S. Leisenring, of rhiladelphia, fur
Clerk. The House organized by chosing-
Hon. Henry McCormick, of Allegheny,as
speaker, William C. Shurlock, of Beaver
Clerk and the usual list of subordinate
officers. The Democrats placed in nomi
nation Hon. John IL Orris of Centre,
for speaker, and W. P, Furey of Schuyl
kill. for Clerk.
There was not the usnal crowd of Phil
adelphia bummers and "outside roosters'
present at thorganization—the new Con
stitution interfering so greatly with their
prerogatives, in other ways besides COM
priling them to pay railroad fare—that it
would ant pay them to put iu an appear
ance. It was rather miming to witness
the writhing of those who have lived and
fattened for years from the spoils of h•gis
legion when they at last realized the fact
that their occupation was gone. That
special legislation could no longer be en
acted, that "snakes" could no longer
riggle in that locality and "dines" were
among the things of the past. Iron clad
oaths stared members in the face and pris
on bars rattled in the ears ot the lobby ,
ists. For a moment a bright hope burst
upon thier vision. The adoption of the
new Consiittiti.4l had not yet been pro
claimed, and if they could only get the
Governor to with-ho d, for a while, the
vote cast upon that instrument, they
would go on under the old constituison
and thus accumulate much spoils. Don
Cameron was sought and he was sure they
had a right to elect a U. S. Senator, and
us the "old man" wanted John Scott re
taiued iii the Senate, he would aid the
needy in their efforts to secure his re-elec
tion. Somebody else declared that they
bad a right to raise flier own salaries to
tt2500 per annum and do sundry other
things that would furnish. material aid for
thierdepleted finaneeL .I.fl Were merry
for a moment and the Governor was
I sr.uglit and the programme laid before
+him. Be shook his head and its measur
ed words, which -sounded in their ears
like the bursting of a bombshell,he refus
ed to be a party to any such iniquity, and
Ideclared that he would send over the re
turns as soon as the Legislature was or
' gunized and follow them with a procla
mation declaring ' he ;leer Constitution
I the law of the State. Then there were
bowlings and mutterings bat •to I:lo:effect
The Gevern9yJraitnn and the rascally
projects which bad been hatched out to
V•wact the will of the people fell topleies
and the "Bing" vas dead.
There were no bills presented in either
house during the week except one is the
Senatn_by Mr. Ratan, providing - vorpns,
for the payMcnt of the advertising of.:the:
aea.constiti4ionand one by Mr. McClure?,
,prokhling sew'-law to conform to, the
text M -the new -eordititution. lii The
House the only bill presented was by Mr.
Brockway 's designating how applications
for special acts of the legislature should
ite.adverlised.... The rule& had to be materi
ally changed !a as to make. them 000torm
to the new Oonstitntion, -which was done
by-a .epeeial•committee. The Senate
journed on Friday to Tuesday of this
Week and the House to Wednesday in at:
der to give the speaker time to appoint
the standing conunittee. The session
will either be a very long or a very short
one.
TWO FOES OF HEALTH-
Cold and damp are inimical to health, and we
generally have an unwholesome combination of
the two at this season. They penetrate the skin
and integuments and affect the muscular, glan
dular and nervous organizations, producing
rheumatism, neuralgia, chills and fevers, and
where there is a tendency to dyspepsia or liver
complaint, provoking an attack of indigestion
or biliousness. The bed advice that can he
given tinder such circumstances is to keep the
external surface of the body warmly clothed,
and to keep the internal organs in vigorous
working order with the most wholesome and
genial of all tonics, Hostellers Stomach Bitters.
Gradtzsly but constantly this famous invigor
ant is superseding the adulterated liquors oh
commerce, as a tuediral stimulant and correc
tive, In all parts of the country. It will be a
happy'day for humanity, and it will surely
come, whoa this pare restorative shall have to
ken the place of raw spirits as a stimulant In
all our public and private hospitals. It is not,
however, merely a harmless substitute for the
fiery stimulants referred to. Its stimulating
properties are not Its chief merits, although in
this regard it SW passes all the medicated pro
ducts of the still, domestic or imported. 'flu*
powerful Influence It exercises over the torpid
and toneless *tomech, the disordered liver, the
constipated bowels, and the relaxed neryes,ren
der It a positive specific In dyspepsia, iver com
plaint, intestinal constriction, nervous weak
ness, hypochondria, rheumatism and sleepless
ness. All chronic complaints are aggravated
by a cold, moist atmosphere, and it is therefore
particularly necessary for thole who are amid
esi with ailments of this naturegsviintever their
type may be, to meet this predisPesing rause of
sickness with a rholesoine antidote. Hostet.
tern Bitters should he. taken daily at this sea
son by all persons laboring under chronic ail
meats that tend to weaken the system.
New Advertisements.
L EGROS-
formation wanted or the —RENS
heirs ofJohn Lrgros. *hose
widow is said to hare named one Rel.. or Rice some
thirty years since. Any person ha Ong inforrnallon will
hear to their advantage by aderesie et:
WM. R. 21cADAM.,1%., Attorney:2Al 7th Pt., or
0. MORGAN ELDREDOE, Attorney, :RI Walnut St ,
Jan. 21, 1874,-4w. Phil's, Pm's.
ATOTICE TO JUSTICES OP THE PEACE.
A. , 1 All persons bottling the bake , of Justlee of the
Peace to thll County of busquehanna. are hereby notl
fled that they are r..nalred to appear before tee Iferord•
sr of Deed. to and tor Meld cuttoty at Monona, and tliie
the .sath of °Mee under the New Co, etitutbm, wtthtu
thirty days from the lot day of January. pert.
U. N. TIPrAN Y, Retarder,
Monttnee, Jan. 21,1874.-2 yr.
COBB coNrEsnoNs UP AN INVALID.
1 PUBLINIISD as s wars IN( and for the he ,
mind men and Others woo voter from Nerving
4, Loss of /Imo hood. err.. supplying
THE MEANS OF :ELF CDREC.
Written hone .ho eared him•elf, eller and
Considerableglad:cry, end rent free, on rata
peel-paid envelope. Addrees,
NATILAN MATTA
Bruoklyu
at.-E..
STATEMENTS,
BILL HEADS
LETTER II EA 6S,
EN V ELGPEs,
BUSINESS CARDS,
VISITING CARDS,
NV EDDIN :"; CARDS,
POSTERS,
SALE BILLQ,
HORSE BILLS,
SLIP BILLS,
PRooRAM Ni ES,
CIRCULARS,
LABELS,
RECEIPTS,
TA G
CATA LOGUES,
NOTE'4,
PAPER BOOKS,
4" A NI ['FILETS,
CERTIFICATES,
BoNDS,
PATENT DE I:DS,
NOTES,
ETC., ETC., ETC.
TllB 1111811 CH 51M11311,011 PEP.
"TIIE BEST IN TFIE WORLD',"
Double-Acting, Non-Preening. The simplest and most
powerful In use It I. peered to be the cheapest, most
effective. derible.and reliable, nut only for (Audi,' use.
bat also fur Moneta. Factories, Breweries, Distilleries,
etc. It is particularly recommended by Insorancethen
panies.its 'homeliest pump that w 111 throw SU to 75 feet
through o bone. It is the most effective because It nev
er falls. The most durable because it to composed of
but few simple parts of iron (enameled eo as to prevent
any unpleasant or brackish taste in the water.) Has nu
leather packing. A child can work it. It never trete.,
no ne water remains in the pipe when not in action. It
rural hoe the coldest water. being placed In the bottom
of the we'l See opinion of Orange Jinni in the Arner•
Tema Agrk-uthrrallgt, June No., 1015, page ISO; also Jan.
No, loge
Having purchased the county eight . I will sell town
rights to saltpurchasers. and to those In want of a
pump I am prepared to sell es cheap as they can be weld
by the company. Send (or cireolar and prim: list to
NV. M. WlL.materm,
Oct IS, IS: IL-43m. Oakley, Pa.
MONTRoSiltllLl%:iclragngtor Traits
lou.ce, iyliad.i..
Down Train.
MM^IE:I
.ISnntroee..
Bmirnornta,
Cool •
.20 601 flusters..... ~ .. 10 ID 640
100 5 10 Isiroock 10 10 500
1 01 511 ... . Tyler's... ..,.. . 950 520
150 6 1 119 bpslugville 940 510
200 640 ....... .... Lyon .... 959 500
4 15 550 Avery's. 9 5 51 431
*VI 5 IXI ..... .. .... Lemon 010 440
21g 410 1.0heet.... ... ~ 600 433
243 620 Marcy's 13.5 600
315 645 Tooktsintsock 11115 555
All troths connect at Tankhantsnh with ( a. AN. Y.
EL H. gulps. north 4.1 south. 4 AB. L. BL4.ILEs LEX.
Stsot. 54. 1673. Presldart
NO VLORE DANGER
•
IN USING
IClcoail 40011 .T-estiaziosis 1
At tart en article has been Invented that will prevent
Cool Oil Lamps from expluelug. It cats bo attached en
any Lamp in one minute. and thereafter explosion or
bunting le tilted,' fm possible. SO absototely certain is
It to prevent Lamp explosions. that the patentees nod
mantifectorers gur muter It or.der a turtett of fI.UA In
case of failure; and tSsy mat fowler their egret. to war
rant it to matte lamps safe from explosion, ander ary
awl all circumstances, if the hisser cod of the Attach
ment Is noire:red by the ell In the Limp.
By permission we refer in the following named gen
tlemen• Wm. A. Crosemon. how Ilamlin. George L.
Stout, li B. Unmiry , ilyne Coulter. and C. L. lirown.
IretTTEIA h SI LsBEE,
Montrose. Dee. 21. 'TA Agents for mnrp'■ Co.
I N BANERUPTCY.—
Western Moffitt of Peccarylrani& ea.
At New M ilford. Pd.. tIM 100 dor of Jpau try. mi.
The undersigned gives notice of hl. eppotannent as
Assignee of W. L. tunes. of New Milford two.. fu the
County of liampicfnuftsa. and ktatt of Pennsylvania,
wtthin add District, who ha. Leen edJadheals Baakrupt
ant creditor,' petition, by the I.llp , rict Good or the said
District, TRACY EIAYDP:t,
New NABONS, Jan. 14. haalgute. ntt.
THE PEuPLITS Af.IItHET.
Pitruar Max. Proprietor.
Freett. and Salted Mca:s, Hums, Pork_ Ilotarot gen
sip...etc., ofwaft. Ito best qualtty, ouutestly band. at.
wires to
Yontirootr, Pa,. Jan. It. unAy
Clothing, etc
NEW STOCK ,OP
',4II9IMIER.,MSS;OS
Shawls, Cloaldnge,
Flannels, Blankets, etc.
NEW TAIL STCrell
OF MILLINERY GOODS
Ladles , and Kisses' Trimmed Bats,
ystvers, ruDgozlB, s.i.
NEW PALL k WINTER STOCK
REMIT MIRE DLUTIIIII.
BOTB', YOUTEUI', CID KENS
CZ/CZ/ Zlet.ipx..zrrin 1317.1 C TEX.
NEW FALL
CASSIMERES, COATINGS,
4%-xacil 17eastisagie,
FOR CUSTOM Wows
KEW STOCK OF
Mietts*db Caps.
FALL STOCK OF LADIES', MISSES
Boys' and Ifien's
MERINO WRAPPERS El DRAWERS.
NEW FALL STOCK
Lesclios• wind moats•
FURNISHING GOODS.
NEW CARPETS
AND OIL CLOTTIS
All the aboee'opra ,rlg In largo .artery at the store of
Guttenberg, Roeenbaum 2 Co.,
M. 3 DlinSAUEll. Managing Yertne
Montrose, PrpL 24 in,
Loral Etato for Salo.
a 4 The Subscriber nti , rs for sale the
dflfl fulloa big Real Estate, to wit:
TIM FARM
known as Robert Moore Form." •ttnate in Bride...-
ter township, Snaqnshanita Co,. Pa_ shut tau larks
•st of Montrose !lorries. containing 130 arna. of es
calleat grass and groin land, about 05 seven .1 timber,
a good farni bonne and outbniklings, a tine orchard of
choice fruit. aefi Is sierra. and adaplra for dairying
pa pants. Mock. dairy nature, istoi balniug :nations.
will he sold oat the Farm if desitt-d, oniee. pr.viona
dlspoaad or.
ALSO, A DOUSE AND LOT
ideate in the Borough of New. Milford. Susquehanna
County. Pa., phatsautly located on the Main Ntreet, nesu
the ceutre of the town. Lot 64* feet front, gaol con
•ealent two--story dwelling,. a good else.] g.uden spot,
and a convenient Well of good Water.
ALSO A FARM OF FIFTY ACRES
one !north of a mile from the horoonh of Nese Milford.
Zany". Improred. and the ha'anne real ihnhered.prinm
pally nth ehretont and hemlock. A good 3./mlO leer
bark, mad a ihrl fly )oung orchard.
ALSO THR HOTEL PROPERTY
known a the CHAMBERLIN HOTEL. In Gibson Hol
low. Suonnehanno Co.. Vs.. contniontv DO acres of land.
mostly Improved. with Hotel. IVagon Mani* and oat
bolklingo. Convenient either as a hotel or for farming
Lad dolt purposes.
ALSO A DISTILLERY
for the manofacture of We: Brandy, to Good running
order, lately occupied by U. C. Vail, deceased. and shoat
0 perches of laud adjacent to the aforesaid 'WWI prop
eny.
WrCO2.21:1:11.11II
nude eery to tuft the purchaser, upon good vecurity.-
For pertietdere %quire or E.ll.llewley. Daarocreer l••
Oct. Montrose. Pa.. or of the subscriber on the hohert
Moore Perin. Bridgueater,
JOHN GAVITI.,
April 30. 1811.-tf.
VALUABLE FARM
For
ne eobserther offers for es , e the relent:de Una bums
Said farm la nue of the moot desirable In the County
and le beautifully situated In theillag.e of Summer,-
vine, Snatplehatina I °only, Pa. There Ise good More,
?louring Mill, Saw Mill. Outer Mill. and I.llachemith
Shop In mid Village. The farm le directly on the 1112 e
1111 the D. L. tt, W. Railroad. IX valet , from the depot In
New fililkarth4 and roiles from the New York Er B, it n at
the Great Bend station : contains Ittl agree of lend, l
no improved: t• well watered, having& lastingetream
of water twining through it, and a netentalling supply
of water conveyed In pipes to the house. barn. and cat
tle yard.; it le well fenced, and under good etativattou.
Is well adapted to growing grain, and is well fitted for
stork ea dairying. • Theta le a large and convenient
dwelling, newly painted,and a beatutlfet front yard olth
ithruhttery. a large hoes barn, a large carriage and tad
hare, a large cattle Lawn with two cattle yardv, ample
sheds and enables for feeding shack stabling cow.. 3
entail hay horny, Ire hence. brkk toneke hour, corn
Wow., and f or. - Lare.6 of grafted fruit.
The eubseriber aim Las 3 biIIALLE3 PLUMS that
he a lit well. TERMS of payment made envy. For in.
formation address
rp Traint
0/ITIIO • r.ll
IL L. SUTPHIN,
Froo Milford, Edisqurhardis County, Pa
Avrort Md. 1873.—Cr0.
A CILANCE FOR .1 BARGAIN
A good noose nearly new. coed water handy. and lot
coon:onto: one and one.foorth acres of land. twenty Eva
or mor, fruit trees, begi nning to mar. handy to school.
and Beaches Platolott hind. a Woollen
Wag; no Obey. nod Shrift Mill Shunted shoat half •
mile from the new depot. cad little over one mile from
Montrose. Phase Inquire of B. L. Blakeslee. or dm
proprietor. U. C. BtfltoE4B,
Montrose, Pa.
Dot. 111 h, 15M-1.1
FOR SALE—The farm late of Nathan Al
drich, de'd, situated about half a mile west
of Montrose Depot, in 13m4klyn township, con
taining about 111 acres of land mostly improv
ed. Inquire of th• indersigned, executor of
said estate, at New Milford, Pa.
MMEiMiil
LOB SALTS OIt EXCHANGE.— A rcusT CLASS
1 dwelling bongo and bun. together r Itb T acres of
land. wide Manta of Ink truer; Alward mile from
Tilrettardwille. &wow-banns Co.- Pa. Will he .old cheap
or r =bonged tura place ir some town. L. B. bILVARA.
lairchardallia. Doc. 11.
HAlliD SILLS
I'ItMTED AT THIS OFFICE
OM:MAPLE% COLLECTORS'. *JOSTICSI'. aid
C
imther legal Masks kr ask at tarts *arc
.VC L. Rt . ' tk lr
PII.CiIEiXN/SC)11071)B
For Sale
ors I..lescoco.,v
Furniture and Undertaking. .
Southern Tier
FURNITURE EMPORIUM
88 Washington Stree!,
Milazaki.a•ziatazi;ZW.
Yon will Find the
LARGEST AND BEST ASZOBTICENT 01
- crEt.rj 'T' -crruo
I:=3
At the Lowest Prtoes of any Store in
Southern New York.
All Goods Sold Are NARRATED me Represented
E. D. ROBINSON.
M 1 1.1.1•23.11t1L1- *P•
AT • .
WILLIAM SMITH'S
lix'snalva Furniture Wszcroom yen will find the largest
stock of
FIRST CLASS AND COMMON
Fillail.ra x sirr ra.m
To he Arend in thla section of the country, of hi. own
matiefactore, and at prices that cannot fell to give mitre. I
(action. Lit makes the very beet
EXTENSION TABLES
in the Country, and RAM:IAN To teem.
UPROLSTERY WORK
Of all kind, done in the orytewt marine,.
ES N. 3FL 2: TW tar .3a El TA Ai
OF VARIOUS KIS Dn.
•
PURE NO.I MATRASSES,
COMMON MATRASSES.
UNDERTAKING
Therahlwriber will hereafter make to.. admvsking
apecially le hi. havinest. liming
.le , t completed •
NEW and the MOM elegant REALISE. in live Mate. ell
needing his venires will ha attended to promptly and**
vatisfactoty charges.
Will. W. SMITH Et SON.
if °magas. P.., Jan. 31.1572.--aoh—tf.
FURNITURE WARE
EVEIIYTILING N EA" AND STYLISH
.3c)c)2.7*.l3llrnEis
50 Washington St., BinghamOn,
ConsisQlig of everything nameable in that
business. Repairing promptly done.
ORDER
elicse.cdet.ltsr.
TRICES RKAhONABLE. Saylotarifing gnagnalcmL
Binghamton. ti T.. Aoguot 34 1879,-Iy.
V ECUPE.IIOW a EißuTtlEic
General Undertakers
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF COI.
FINS, CA.•KEIS, ETC.,
6111.31:14:1•P 13313115 TX). Wocasaziab
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
April la. Ira—tr.
Eibeellaneous
A NEW AMEANCEICENT
PIANOS & ORGANS,
At L. B. lebell'a Jewelry Staid,
Mere ■ hisser sod heifer stock or the
goods will be Nand that. elsewhets
Northern Posissilsou
PINE AMERICAN WATIIIIIs.
JEWELRY i CLOCKS.
SOLID SILVERS PLATED W ARE.
(op ALL KM'S.)
FINE TABLE CUTLERY,
DIAMOND BPELTACLL9,
and • general assortment of ..nsicni Merchandise
Sheet M •ic, Violin !strings, etc. ttc.
An Fine Watch Repairing Sewing bimetal,. and Or
done. (as a•n+l.) by I saw , Ibmattrd by '
L. U. 'obeli.. F. atribal.h.
& Dialhuish.
Sept. It. 1371-17.
L E1111341 VALLEY RAILROAD
33. 0. 1.
. . . .
115 100 910 Flmars 12 45 fl !3 945
321 130 Sit 11 averly..., 1190 585 901
815 187 1001.... .1.1.4e04..... 11 45 525 860
410 SOS 10 40 .... Tu aa/ dn. ....11 05 4 37 910
5Si 11 791 WysluAln ...1010 715
515 505 11 50 .... I.erywille 948 405 051
614 12 12 ... Meelloppen . . 9 91 , 611
622 122. .. . Mrhoopo.y .... 5 12 6 $
555 330 12 4.1. .T818148.14m0rk... 812 840 555
814 442 1 50.. . I'L.tP.•5 725 2 a 150
80. 5W 9 M....Wilk...Marv. .. 703 216 490
.... 730 4 35...*.u5cb Chuuk.... ... 11 ...n lay
.L Al 3 5 50.....AJIrut0wro •. 9. 10 47 1240
640 505......8212129212 .... 1535 10 i.. 0
915 635 ..... ..E24108...... 1003 11 35
41030 6 10....naladelpb14 ... sae 745
r.=. 940 New York
N.
No. ',V/ laves Tolima& • 710 1. ; . thema, 710.1
r. m.; Wovoly, BOS a.. m., mete log at Itlentra atu Cea.to
No.lll leaves Elmira at 5 50 p. m.: Waverly, at 6 15
a. m.; Atlemas, at YOUp. tn., arriving at Tovseelda al
715 p.m.
R. A. PACKED. Saperinteadtnt.
'X" PIX3EIX.• T.. mr COl7 so an
arroirrs fltz cotrat tiaras.
)103TEDSB, PENWA
JOHN t. TAUDELL, Propristoir.
Mae Litages Lem MN Boas* dally.eoaantle: With
the lloni woe Railway. the Lehlta Valley Haißued, and
the U. L. & W. liallresd.
harti tea. teita—sl.
=SE
rrdliD ' ors
,
"
rattan t.dpf
, A :(
r - 4roTe
C. CO.*;
BINGVAMiON, N. Y.
An Immense Stock Test Bought from
THE GREAT FAILURES
of New England, at prices
CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN!
Bingham *an 11, 1811:41.
THE INDEPPINDENT
Sewing.. Machine !
II
4„
ORSATELT ACHIETaIutTi Or TUE AGES
Se tram but One Spout of Thread.
. .
. „
has hat Fly working
,parto Is sof/01.44mi nnws
more rapluly than szty Ilschinein the Mtrket.
Has a self-selling Straight Ncedk.
It Combine* Drunb SaklitY and ilimPllc l .7.A. ,ll
has all the Modem Improvements.
pEr A FIR/4T.CLASS MACHINE ON A BLACK
ALN LT TABLE YOH 6.35.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
Addrees,
TILE INCIEPENDENT SEWING 1d.6.0,111i3 CO.,
Dec. 24, 1811. . Ma&o.2.coton. N. Y
. .
_ •
I TALMAGE, .
- it
SPURGEON I
i T iio r :lt, w,iti n T :l7 l =. 1
6 1 .. a s 1 , 1 , 11 . 1 r
(.. Tht .on = ' 1
hay aMt for to...thor paper to A rtiertaa.l4 ,
nataldo.nt Ciaropli, ray laroar ..11131rdft•O
1L....1 oth. pg. , . SHtiONOS ALL REA
DY. Nu Stalanaalem. No Stollorallpon.. Or
aren't n-r r toly t , bialned :SS roto•criotiou. In aistO
hour.' ab.olUtt r o c k. Sample rupfel =1 altar.
ra ecat ir, . . .
AGENTS WANTED. •
it. W. ADAM N, l'ohlLthrr. lot thankbo n is St- ,
New ora.
0ff1iamai1m0a..........-...I2OIISIOOOmOMMID
GREAT UNITED. STATES . TEA CO.,
11'.V.5 cF SIt'llOLS, Agia,
117.intropve, Pa. .
Title Ta le pot Alit TIOUT "I IN CANISTERS
•lren,th,.Mehl. cert•lol,3
• great tit-old/Tatum.
(Sr Call arid gut a can and try Its m.dlr. e
13'5107S a NICOOLS.,
Zl•ntre... Jul, ta, 111 - 0. —a.
J C. EA TON,
CIVIL lINuINZMI AND LANT . I.CCTETO6,
• P. 0. addre., Ptao Clfd Tursr,
DanqurtiatidaCo7, Pi
Dniga and Medichwa
KI%I WOI2DS
The Associated Reformed Presbyterisn 'ades
—For years l'erry Davis' Pain Rifler has been
known as n most useful family medkcine. For.
pains and /Wirt we know nothing to good as
the Pain-Killer. For many internal diseises it
is equally good. We speak trim, estrkeleni.e,
and testify to what we know. Zio family twight,
to be without u bottle of Dims' Pain-Killer.
JSESSIIS. PERES DAVIS a - SON. I.
:—Although a stranger to yon 1 ant not
to your Invaluable mi,litine, Pain-Killer. I
conned its acquaintance sn 184 and I ant on
aMc uitinuite terms with it ; my experience
in its use confiruts my belief that them is rip
medicine espial to Pain-Killer far the quirk anti
sure cure of Summer Complaints. Sore Tbrhat,
..(:roup, Bruises and Cuts. I have used it in all
'and found a speedy core In every case.
Yours Truly, 1"..J. GA/MU:ER.3i IX
Judeing by our own experience whoever
once malit. a trial or PUTT Davis' Paln•Killer;
will no! fail to recommend it widely a. an
equalled liniment, and valuable internal :moody
for colds and various other complaints.—Erery
Month.
The efficacy of Perry world - renowned'
Thin-Killer in all disIMAPS of the borr , ls, even
tin that terrible scourge, the Asiatic cliolimt. has
• been ample attested by the mina eras wincing itu 7
thority. 31ip.itmaries in China' mid lonia have
written home in commending of this r.ineily in
terms that should carry conviction In the most
skeptical, while its p , ,pularity in communities
nearer home Is rtrnidy, proof that the virinch
claimed for It are real and tangible. Among
Gamily metlie.nes It stands unrimiled.—Rosfon
Courier.
1711221213!
The Saturday Reching Gazette of Ekotrin e sayrs'
It isimitat s .thi e to find a plaee on this hnull'
land where Perry Datil' PAni-liu.t.sn is not
known as a TTIONt ., reflaedy lhr phphical
pain. In the country, miles Imm physician or
nleatiocary.the Pain-Killer 14 Irlleri,betl as the
exclusive pantiera, and It never tlicdives. • •
No, -- I.‘t;. No
SS. 2. 4.
"Petthi DAVIS . PAIN-MI.I.CA Is really n rAt
nable toelliramerd, and, unlike 11,051 of II nr .
tides 01 foe day. it used I,V inane pbyidebins. It
is particularly desirable in locutions where phy.
sirb.oe are not floor; aorLby Loping it at. band, -
Loonies trill often save file neeet....ity ut eetolibg
out at nittlniald for a doctor. A 'bottle abutd.
be kept in every linuse.r—ltastott rrorrare.'.
"We have tested the PALN-lin.r.s.t4 and as
sure our mulcts that it tint (nay p(Mts ß M.all
the vii IIICS claimed thr it, but In many...instances
surinvws any other irenuqv 'we hive ever
knuwn."—lktald of Genitel Liberty. • •
January 14th, 1814,
7-00 900
THE EAGLE
litirg TT, Entrt
• • i
gc;oo
ei*- •
BUR.II:I6f Alcuocs, l'nonuaroßs
SION OP TUI Gown% irryzarAND pit onjm.
8 rici 7 .. 331 . 4)4 •1 3 ACG 12 , 3 •Cr1Dea 4 i•
• .•
. • ,
' we &erre to say to tips public ttalt our roue Iv mrelj
atnikpd
midi Drop., Metlletaite. Patna. (lad, Vairrehott,
nreabea. OM be. ;gra arrUt, r+ty7„. Art id. o 4 ; Ftft.intra.
Las.' and palullt lieevitratluretJan otter a .tir
aly ket4 h 1101. Chita. ozonic Mite .'grelraeree oat
geode ge l lupa nal ,o 1 tje treat qualfl7..atul ht, multi
at kito pits. ji+ cad. lttipetttully 'f our..
• .., • A.ll, BURN.Br • '
liontreert. Tab. SO. . Buz; 40111{441.
es
dl,:d 3:4:4 .61.4111kd
ILLINas Q:rpou - D„
1 LS -IV-IhH .
Ca tlul PcP*VsCuted., 4i90,000,0110
t L
D~
iit~
-' .., .., -3: , Accritntir Tntemitisrus :
.Home Ice. Co.. N. Y... capital and tto rpl ae. .4.000,1:60
Jbattford Piro ing.;Co.. l. epalsud surplus 13.01:10,000
1.2111.1714.0d0p ihello4e, 1.,..,‘
.(:' I r ..,... , ,,, 20 . 41 :0. 0 L 4
.toe.i'oerl. AlMetien
Peon. Pim Ina. c 0.,. Pia... , "t'' Fiji.=
NeHmol-41fra. - ' ' `' too
Ina. Co., St. .lc of Amtp:a . , `,.' . 000
Unlo.o.Vomel - ~ A.OOO
_ ye*loillre
•Ns rratnfinett. Pi orlden mi. A. t..: '"... ' incut
literchaloo' .... ••P 430.000
Clay, of New 'O•t KY. , "
Reirfoun, u 1 Bock,. Co
Aknichaqla. or Cle:eland, "
riry Too. Co. .
- Fire'Aivoclatlon of Phila.
Tlorilelna. Co .Culjunbuo, 0.. "
Ftre. Allrntown.
(Mire& Nine Ir. Newark., N.J."
. .
finutli Side mit mai('
Alempanl6 61 rlttOur,„•, 460,000
Ttie WI th.r.lzned Is SPECIAL AOMT forthe
lug cumpsules fur Northern Pvnuoilvataist
lrlre lati
—1.41.1661$ Flreineneanto tilfmrseuier Phlladelphoa.
Th. Ineurance of tbe State or Peudesitaula.et.
• ••• • '
...Xi X X .
Coon. Momaltiro Ins. Co., Annelle
Annoleon We, Phil's.-
TraVeMp Irmen..lfortford.CimlialindlaryketifX o . o e•
Ifoirersty , Paafengers' 83? 0 ,Wilk
Tbe rofervaroo Mhos been aril 'known In Iblo calmly-tor
the va,t 17 pm ro.so. an I.,nranee ASrent
by W. Conontibieilmvo.uhrers been promptly paid.
pfrOtticr firstdoor es•t from Banking Oftice of W
H. Cooper d Co.,Turnolke et. Montrose.Po.
BILLINGS STROUD, Agent.
VIIMILED IL snrru, satetten. • • •
Sl..e}rge• Dee el lar.
731Ic•33.trawiso. 3Poliazeift.•
I. continually receiving NEW 110!•DS, and keep. cos.
On.lly on nand a full and dadirable sgeartnicullat gen
uine ['IWO'S:MEDICINES. I, 11ED ICA Lli, raintr, OOlu
Uyeetuffa.,..TEftia,-Nplee., and other grog:tale'', •tune-
Oaf), wall paper, glnee-wart.. trent tare, mirror*. Wipe,
chirnueyr, herureue, warlainery all., taupe& uIL anti,
Wuned Whale Oil, oil for lanterns. nil fur
• wing roachines,Oliseoll,Bperm Oil, Spirits Turpen.
to' .\ synispea.l,4 l / 3 •0 Seed. V thrger-Pme.b-Cm cc o -
Intted Lyk. Urettac.Trusees. Suppurmas.lllelical
Instrument., Shoulder /irate.. WWI '•ne•P.
Cart rolgep. Po o•dut,Liiktot, Lead, Ors t;ape, ~. totaattee
rh.th..ind Fete. Ybm te,Pitrinpo hot.a,Cle. fetes,
vim. - .‘t, 11 -11 itCl4k a, tt Ll4V•J ' ava and To Wet bog IA
011, liuir IteotOrerV. •{l , ll Ikl•ir Dyes. Brualea,
Pocket En I Spectacle, Silver and silver Paled
'Spoons, 'Rorke, liuhree, ase,lke.di Articles, a Renee
-0101,0n111.1
__FANCY 1.30...:7 JEWELRY. end PERIM/HEST
Alltheloading and best Muds val•
• = • 1 . 41 T P. N T NEIMAN
• The people are Incited total) at the Dreg •nd Variety
Store of , ABEL TUNNEL!,
F..b. 1 Eatabllaked 1843
MARBLE WORKS.
MpisrUAENTS: TIEADSTONE.S,
AND MAI I3LE MANTLES,
also, SCOTCH GICINITEi on hand.
J. PICK - RUNG: 12G Court Street,
G. W. ICEIGWLF:Air. C
IlltoW N.
•
Vo;einiler 1 . 2111, I , MI. —tyr.
J. IL it•asze. O, S. ELcoum. f ll.O.l3lflaraugo.
81NG1149.11T0111 MARBLE WORKS,
[EsTaBUIHID IB 180.1
BililliSillOS:&111111011G,
DEALEWSiNA R ' ND MANVFACTUEtt ' S ‘ OP
31 taut' tauitritaigt4r . bio,
AMERICAN AND SCOTCH GRANITES,
Marble and Slate "mantles, -
- 2e'Cht•rango Si-, Near Depot,
Ma y 14. Int 111NG1141311 ON. N. T.
•
200 Pianos and Organs
tie and Secondiland. of Firevelats linker.. will bo
toldat •
Lower Price,. for earn, or on 121041hnenta e ha
Clay or country. dating nit% Telnant.tal Crials, and th•
Holidays, Ify HE' ORAC WATERS & R0N..481
ay. than terra LeaveofT,ed I/1 'KM Y.* 41 : =
wanted to ...II Water.' Colettratt4 Fianna, COncerto
and Orenretro) ttrzana. Innennted Catalogues mined.
Indunmsnno tosbn trade. A Jargediscoont to
Minletens. Churches, Sunday School., etc.
4 .. 4
85 to $2O otttggir7:Dte°,l7,
...thl,l aa-.lositr at old. make mete iantle, It .14 .
for a. la their op.are moments Cr all the Me thorn ■t
asyllang elge. Particular. free. Addim G. STtA
SO .4 CO.. PO, tlaudValtic.
fTeathera. Student& Clorzymen. Porimarkra,agd wid•e.
awake Yoram Meo, add lien and Women of ail cimme.t....
You rarrPellity corn a eno;rhiota newbig Martine. • or.
MOOkt , 10 fOrknt to ptocka Library , Or COmotalamblit
Fitton. to brook in your tinmrs or a ntreSteroooeve;
Or a good Tono-Korper (clock or watch); or a lloale
Box z or a Gold PM,' Or • Phattxdoph. Album t or • lln
air Box or • Shoo' Kerooeou Lamp for your ibudori etc,
M elmilme• limrlroted Buono lircitonari t ar rf w gemc
U r n. Id Reooweiell Rottorry Groups' or • tine V 101113 • or ,
a liemingtrur Mlle Cane t'ore Remington nntible Bar
rel Ilroooh-Loodlnt( Shot Von ; or a eahlnet Organ j
stoat, $l4ll. amply too-Idol up your unoec.itpted
time In a way eanttamcd In the circular,. of M R. P.
Co. Perfectly iceticanto ood ncpcetabla tarn: ...mid
ray philanthropic. Addrear, N. U. P. C 0.095 East Matte -
ba., Maw Yort
G co: P.tiovielli Co
conduct an Agency for the reception of advertisement*
tbr Amertnnt • t.iwarserme—thu moat eampletemtah-
Jlehnacm of the•hlnd In tbe world. els thousand la rare-
Verne. , 4 , .. , t.D1,10....y tan nee. uiwtt ts Isloyectbm t.s
I 13 , 4•JAYet... 24o,rewiltz room. however ecoutr.elet.
celve• one,twentiesh of this latemhtr. Every *aver-
Illeernent is taken at the boom price of the parr.
eel *Minolta' charge or commiseion. w net
an ativeribwr. In dealing watt the Agency, Is .axed
truants end .nerreeponclepre. Porkier: one contract in
stead els dozem a Da d r d ar a fitment& .• BOOK
of eighty tutger, containing dela of twat pavers, larvae'
Made t relldlotte,egneel I intl. elan. pal I tleal.tisilv •
and comilrj‘ anent: Men ma mince and all 'whiles
nem which are epecially vat:mile to advertisers. will '
sotne.inionnanott about prices.ls teat FILER to any ad
drew an application. Persons at a distance wishing
make • vertietng In any tows * tier, twenty, State or
Territory a the Pullod Mateo. or.eny portion el-the
Domini*.suf 01121011, may Lend a concern statement at
'what they want. togober whh a copy of, the ADVEtt- •
risitlflNT tley deein. Ineerted and will melee lee
formairlen by retire mall which eul enable tbmis to do.
ride whether In lerneee.yeduce or largo the order.—
For met futurmallutt there is en Merge whatever.—
' Paldlobers not only send their (nee free, but pay Yearn.
Geo. P. itowcu, & Cyr for their greeters. Orders are
leceptedni n single paper as well an tar a larder Mt t.
I ill/ if eke Anitam' AO readily ab for a larger se.
dream merfranNewpafter AileettlAng 4gela4 Ad
-
dream
- 41 Park Row, 'N: Y. :
MONEY MadeIMMO/ wi b.B eDcn & Key
Ouldt., CAtalpantalpd Nlj
raculigit,x6e.ls:lCl4ftmAkillilatioyerf3L.Bol&&&.
jyan.IIIIIIL.WAII . St ntt to aiOrtalair,
q 0 tt.k.' * 1 1 , 4 Pah , ti 01.
~.1 Valentine I {AL,.
flanker- and Drukent:.VlTattiPt
ArSYCHOMACIC.OII-801.11sCILikNUMf'
1, Hew ciao, est may ferttfinte est) gate The Isnot
suatoffrettotoret.ttry porton they.etottrOitinittiktlf.ter
41,1•'.1in t ileviniask r 4tquirnitat *flan poostiNltee:lry. ,
tnitti„forf rtt crag.; together elltit -14oreirp
Supylun Oracles Dream*, [Huts to - Ladle*: AL Wit •
Rook; 100,WJ sold. Aaron, T.WILIMIII NCO:,
**, a PUbilaberlerlarS
Laeneral
11
ZUfIMSC AEftY,
211Ecoaat•c;•4H;t..IPtzs.
0041:217:1MINT.
ABEL TURRELL
DRUGGIST
`BIN`GHAMTON
Al KINDS o
II ALE' TO OPMEIL
J.- PICKERING & CO.
Binglamtoil o N.-
Howell a co.
Old Maids,
116DMID
310040)
4/30.00)
11011X0
141100.001,
PO.OO
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