THE DEMOCRAT.
Local Intelligence.
lleiiglons Services.
The services in the several Churches of Mont-
Tose are as follow :
a t. MST CIUIRCII.Dre. J. E. Caw:au= D. D. Pastor.
assmith Services • Ms a. M. avid 9 p.
tlabbAth School 12m.
-Prayer Yeertang, Wednesday !evenings ZN
CATEIOLIC entrricn RIM. P. J. MUMMY
tigthlusth Services latandnm au missy Its each Month
A abbr.!' Sett MI Immediate!) before Masi
Rev. 000. H. Rlrlitland.
VIM n. m. anti! , { P. m.
2M P. m.
P. m,
PISCOPA L CITURCR
s tyruth services.. ....
Sands y School.. ...........
Week - - Dap Serflee.—Wednerdays
Re, W. L TIMATI!
1U.45 A. fn. and 7.30 p. m
tr,
p.m
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
S,hhnlh Servicr%
c‘abhath School
.P-arer 31ttOng, Thorndety,
Rev. J. G. lanzan,
10.48 a. m. and 73$ m.
t 1D p. m.
. 7 AI P. m.
NIKSIITTRRI AN CHURCH,
1411hbell `Service*
Sabbath Reboot,
"prayer Mectin:, Tbnradar Eveuingo.
Winter Arrangement of Math
Vu RAILROAD
311kbanttock, (Dally.l
EMIIi=3
- Mantra , Depot. (nary,).........._.fi0np m m
New Milford. (Dail).) 10 00 a m 1 ;op to
valnring. (Bally.) 1145(ifu 200 pm
Priendar(lle, Or( weekly.) 000 pm NOgnm
Conklin Staunn, ((0) werki •.) ..... 7 00n tri 700 am
Xinghamton.rta S. Lake.ltra weekl)).. 800 pni 7(0 pm
Melinoppon. In weekly.). 1000 a m 400 p m
Thi. Sow York. (rid Moiatrn*a Depot.) New Milford.
'Tn n khannock. and Wyalmiing are daily.
The Conklin Station mail runs l'unadaya, Thureday*,
and Saturday*.
The Binghamton moil. (rice Silver Lake.) mono Tun*.
dark Tbnr.dayo and Siiturda•••
Friendsville mail runs Tnevidayii, Tburewhys, and Sot.
The Meahoppen mail tuns Iloudays, Wednesday*, and
Tridaya.
ADDrInomAL STAGM,
A Stant. Imre" daily for Mont row Drpot at 7 tn., end
.re turno , at 14 p.
A mane ICIIVr• daily for Milford at 7.1.0 a. or.
and re tu rne a 330 p. m.
E C. FORM! P. M.
List of New Advertisements
To whom it inny rnn,ern—F. 11. Bunnell.
};,en worn Notico—estate of Amos .1 Rice.
N.uiee in Bankruptcy—estate of 1. Brninar.i.
Borough Orslinance--Great Bend Borough.
Assignees Sale—Oliver Lathrop.
:Musical Garland Chas. H. Distort
BUSINENS LocAps.
l'ciery the year rounil—GeceC, IEII Co.
'n4v.a. C. 11111 it Co.
Thin:Lei:in Syrup.
•
Magic Inkstand.
'nrsons Pi'ln.
Fine Clothing—The Wnsiiington St. Tailors'.
.Announcenicut—E. L. Weel.s.
Notes About Town
The Lathes Temperanee Prayer meeting
be hold at the house of Dea. Jerre Lyons this
Wethasilay) afternoon.
A special mceUng of 11,3tzil i.ts Rea,lv Fire
coniiiithy No. I. on Fridnv evening next at 7ti
o'clock_ Businesa of importance to Le transact
ed and all members me expected to be present.
Isn't it about time that man-trap in the slat
walk and gutter on the corner by the Fog Of
bre, was fixed. Forbearance has about ceased
ao be a virtu: is this matter nail we shall feel
obliged to apply our "cork screw" pr•uv soon.
Dr. Blackman will be at Lome on the of r•
noon and evening of May 28d, to reeeire any of
Niis friends, young or old, who may favor liim
with a sociable call. The next dav—the 3A>.
bath—is the eightieth annir,.rsary his birth.
T. T Lk F. A. Cuss 11.:VP just Itin down an•
oilier of tho.e fine i.tone walks in front of their I
on Turnpike iitteet, 14 a redit.l
ttif enterpri,e in inanite.t. oia:.!ieneet
10 the (101 for eti.rnt which we are ple:;i
ed to note nherevor we t.ee it. 11.. w much
longer will it he before we can record the satire ~
of G. P. Little Esq., and Li. Brewster, the uuly
remaining links in that completed line of walk
ordered by the council mom than a year ago?
One of the most pleasant localities in our
borough, at the present • time, is "Old Ridge
-Street" which leads to the old Fairground. M.
Dessaucr, managiat partner 01 Guttenberg
Rosenbaum t Co., has a fine residence there
which be has been repairing and beautifying in
en elegant msnner during the last year. Mr.
Nelson Hawley, of the Public Avenue meat
market, during the same t hue has built n fine
two story dwelling just above, and nicely laid
out and beautified 4i s lot surnninding it. Mrs.
Lewis, widow of tile Into Gm. Lewis, is erecting
a fine cottage adjoining Mr. Hawley. Edwin
Lathrop and Dr. R. Thayre have each a fine
residence on the same street.
if Decaration Day is to be observed in Mont
rose, as we have no doubt it will be, we hope
that one of the first objects will be to call upon
the Officers of the Soldier's Monument Associa
tion, which had its birth on 3 similar occasion
several years ago, to take action in the matter.
By calling things by the right name, let respon
sibility rest where it belongs, and let the burn
log shame of wantonly dilatory action rem up
on the guilty officials instead of lying as it now
does upon the whole community. Let the mon
ey be expended for the widows and orphans of
your dead comrades or in some other token of
respect in the promise made to those from whom
this subscription was solicited. If nottrliv, more
than a hickory or ash pole was erected it would
show that those who went trues us, and in our
stead, to lay their lives on their country's. altar,
were not basely forgotten. We promised to
aided their wives and children lrom penury
'and want and keen their memory green on the
hearth stone when we urged them to lay down
their lives for us, and were we the arrant hyp
ocrites ite now seem to bet
No lllore Clialk Mixture
A bill has passed both Houses of the Legit,la
tore making the adulterAion of milk an ofl!nee
punishable by a fine or imprisonment, or both.
Violating Postal Law.
The that case of violation of postal laws of
the United States, in sending obscene and scar
)(dons communications on postal cards, through
mails, was beard before U. S. Commissioner J.
W. Mix, of Towanda, a few days since. The
party charged with the offense, is John,Corr, of
Wyalusing. In default of $l,OOO bail, Ire was
c "nye) ed to the jail of Lycoming county to
await trial in June.
mz=ci
,Dlastagatobed Exiled
Among the exiles from Prussia is the Coun
tess Pauline Von Superior of a
charitable order of Catholic women, who has
purcliaseid grounds near Wilkesbarre for the es
tablishment of a convent.. Four sisters of Char
hr belonging to her order have commenced a
school at ficratitaa, where they arrived on
Thursday the 7th, and were enthusiastically
received by the German population.
Fasron• of Efuoiroadr7
A Grange, of the above order, was organized
in Franklin tnwnship, oa the 12th, inst., and
the following officers were elected and installed:
Ben. 0. Vance, Master: Robert E. Bailey,
Overseer; Mrs. Mary E. Buck, Lecturer; Al
mon L. Southard, Steward; Edward C. Parks,
I cs..•vord • Nribla T P.." 6 -
AT 11113 OPFICE. CLUMP
Taw 1170.
.. • ,
Card. buying and selling with "I'll tickle you if you'll
Having been duly commissioned as Del u'y tickle me," to erect new Judicial seats and c I.
(kir - Susquehanna mo.) Of the Patrona-Of Bus- ion thent . „with IttcratiieodigicafiAr the*. es
bandry, I will heild'myself.in readiness to at- or tome obeeLioiliiii4wit4idi tidetlili-; r el
tend to the duties of Mitti:, appointment at any 581 i eltili!. Thivacittaiddite Ed' • ' in
time. , ' Aii it one - niaitingllnfermattinti in regard t,lfiiiigh,lattfre and lithlrlfrienA iii , i
tOvho t
to litttnatlod.Or qiangeii . ...,Can'lMaupplied by iiattlied to bcJtuiltc,ilititre Jhc s only ting
npnliing to MeV mail' or, personally. I will , lit:Amy:masklll 'itriltiulWikirt,i.l74.lhel eon
send illeproPerhlinke.wlih-tlileilOnb how to stititeney which theffiiiii,,,clec itti.trent,
proCetttrtetorrafilll.sikatige,...ftd.nyfplication. Tei4Jvcii.thi:3 chrutilititnn'Jltent witlinly
FarmertioittO)2itterli just 'stint . yon need, and to citeifin,follolbifYitifit]rOwitie l Otirbiliionnl
delay in nallitig4onittelrilii of its benefits is ComincittYliai - jitaitils`hiv6qeh: fah(' iii , this
put,ting,oft. thegood torte coming. „ , . bodyclillts, 14,;0r- ttaiXf Oat, 'PetNfi,lnn•
Address ' ' '...'" r . . A
,K ik,(4ol . oiiti,oi the 'peripla:rietti-for the
li. S. SF.ARI.r., Montrose, Pa. present COrOttifitioiiind its pviViCirms`ak.akfar
,
-or •-aer•-•.------- ' 88 - Miat erected iepaiathAndieliiCilislti'lbt'y
it is Finished. wnd)ditc. Ibitisilel AlfPAlforj. -040 ,1 11 AnIns en;
The Legislature adjourned last Friday at noon titled7tO boa separate distrietiltitchir;q4,46,oo9
with the mutual admiration speeches and gins, inlttbitiAls,:httt.ther !itbig fyiteitAto - fs.,), T led
which are pleasant anti appropriate, and none titia.,4inttiy . ..;tilia 6 P!:.7*.loolln..2:ol l eilt.. rel
oflhe usual book and paper ball throwing, I,Audge, Iro to reside in Towanda, Ilenen,lTley
neither appolprlate nor becoming. Senator . "higrolled" for that. .'This county die ii6iapive
Cutler, of Erie and Warren, was chosen speak- I the constitutional number' fur a Separllde'llk
er of the Senate for the interim. The follow- tact and should have been attached to Wyom
ing Senators' terms expire this year .. Davis, -Mg, which would have saved this salary of one
McClure, Collins, Fitch, Strang, Weakley, - judge but R. R. Little, the Tunkhannock Rep-
McSberry, White, Wallace. Graham anti Hum. ' resent:Wye, would not consent to that, for that
phreys, eleven in all. A Twenty-two hold over would not put hint ou the bench. I'inal11 ( .8 118 -
Since fifty will coma:flute the next Serrate, .ntleharnit stns made a separate district, rind
twenty-right new Senators must be chosen at Montour, Columbia, Sullivan and Wyoming
the election coining, six of wtann Pltiladripina were made andther,with one of the "additional
will suply, Those then elected will' tatrve for 'lnn' Judges." This did not finally, Seem to suit
tWo years, 'according to section 9, schedule of I lr. Little, so In the very last . throes 'of the (V
-ine Constitution. . ing Legislature he seerils to have been Pre'S'en
,
led whim a nes- disniet, consisting of 'Win
nut te S. S. Convention. I ming and Sullivan. We congrattilitte ,ir. L., in
The Tenth Annual Lonvention of the Penn- , his having narlied the goal for as high the tus•
sylvania Sta , e Sabbath-Sellool Association will 1 jor part of Ids winter's labor lots lieenspeut: it
be held In the First Presbyterian C'eireit on only now retrains for hire to 'get rotes etvnTli to
Washington Avenue, In the city or re.i.,o too, base the honors of a judicial mantle fall upon
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, June Lim and cutk the C. - 1111MT.
It, 1(1 and 11. 1874. 1:7 _____„,.. ......... --...-. --... •
itellrond Elrnr+lott. .
A rrir et. Departs,
(XI pm 14 pm
. Entertainment will be prorated for all ilel;..>
gritisi olio will notify "Wm.
man of Local Committee, Scranton, - °a or be
fore June 1.
The Rev. J. It Vincent, D. P, of Nen'
will be present and take part in the pro.-ee,'
The singing will be eiouiluctell by Prof
Johnson of Philadelphia.
Whatever arrangements may be made 1,,r re
ductiun of fares will be announced hereafter
SoYerel;O• of Industry
Previous circulars hove given in so:or .1. tail
the reasons that Issl to the Mr:nation of a .Na
tional Organization of 311,01 c industrial el:lases.
A redeut caretul re. iew and roodit"..atlon of :ts
test un.k Lis ha ,1 .1111p1..1111, :111t1 11 , •W
C.1,11t 'lt 1.11 is 11.:IV . 11.1,1111 . 11 :1i unbn , l,lng
the last thought of many intelligent un ads of
th e It provides for Subordinate,
Stole, and Nationul Coun,ils, admits women 1.1
ail its privileges anti honors, knows no net,
rant, or privileged class, and ',mitts the co
operation of all who are in svmpatfsr with its
porposc_ The two prominent lectures in this
movement are, plans Mr education and culture,
and for at:curia; pccultiary advantages to Its
mtimbera, by bringmg prOdUCCra and consum.
era into more strut contact. It may be said
that these constitute 11i tinily and spirit. It
so ill sick to make every dollar of Ils nit mbers
secure n larger equivalent than is Nightie in
the bands of the isolated ptirchatter, at tl:e 1110:115.
time that it at tasulates and enltivntes the god:il
Ind intellectual Mates of Ifs members, ittertam.
ing the abilsty ut dtbore.s to widen:tato 1 their
rights, Mb:rests, and power, w hen wisely es
gw.:lattrd, and acting in harmony lot contunon
By c0:u111:12...i.n of nnilliber3, coneentrati.n
of bride, and the adoinion 01 the casti •ysoo.
we can r.rrango to matte inirena.les nt reduced
rates. its an illestramion, NVC so,nuit
lowing letter just received:
SPRINGFIELD. )Lists, )larch. !Kid.
W)t. 11. EARLE, Prexidea f Nationd! Gus ieal:
The undersignis.l,Presiticid a of the nor Coun
cils in this city, riyresenting a present mole
bership of about four litindrel would shit', tor
tli benefit 01 lint Order in other plum, that
cur' members here are trading with
I- cal drd
era in . flour, groceries, mods, clothittg,coal,und
stationery al special rotes, by u loch it is oti
matol that an ordinory family, of averagr siz-,
will sore al least filly dollars it ye-sr.
ing that two hontinst. limiting aro represented
in our present inem , wrship, we sat a ten 2011-
saud dollars per annum. But, at our prcscat
rate of growth, it a ill hot he i”ng lrg-I,lre o ne
thousand families, who do thcir trailing bare
will he reprt-ieuteil in our Councils. There
would then or a saving of fifty ..housanii dol
lars per annum. We believe that to be uu ott•
der-estimate of the truth, as our arrangements
for procuring the officio' we consume are Or
from complete.
Fraternally Timmq
.1. S. timer,
President of Sprrugfteld Coo sul.
CO. P. PA LME it,
President of Amory 11411 t).4 . !”-il.
Ihits:NwAr,
President q f
WRIAIGN.
Pre , ident of E t unit.
Wholesale (I . tribtu,„juts, rent ros are being ol •
gnoir. al, and d.iilc ihoretteini are
reported, the details of NV iliCil it is deemed-I:ro
dent to withhold froni the genus! paldie•
We expea a slim; time, to he able to
coiutuuttivate to all liolsordinate
circular letter, the terms of special contraos
made with various mantifacturer4 and pro,incers
in the country. To ~sure the boto•ti;.. of
organiintion, let tw.•11 , ). in more pet,on., ovvr
years or age, of gund character, and not
having interests in conflict with the purposes
of the Order, unite and Imply to some Deputy
or the ;Secretery of the Council, w ho
will arrttigc to Imre sueli parties orgtinized in
to a Subordinate Council. The init iation Fee
is two dollars for men and one dollar torwu-
The Order is rapidly spreading throughout
the Union. From Maine to Cahtoruin, ex
pressions of hearty sympathy and approval,
are being constantly received.
We earnestly invite the working classes; to
whom mainly this circular is addressed, -and
every true friend of reform, to Lmpartlally
criticise, end candidly consider the purposes
and methods of this organization, feeling as
sured that it will meet with such approval us
its merits demand.
J. BUTTERFIELD, &cretarv,
1126 Mnui ttreet,
Worcester, MISSS.
.
• LERaysvit.ta, Pa— May 13. Int
Dear : Above please find circular of the
"Sovereigns of Industry," Councils of which
are all over the country, and State Councils
have already been instituted in several States.
This is emphatically a laboring-man's organiza
tion, and embraces all classes engaged in indus
trial pursuits. lam colitimissioned to institute
Sulxirdinate Councils In Pennsylvania, and
will furnish constitutions and other informa
tion upon application.
S. W. BUM.
Penn'a Deputy of "Pocereigns of Industry."
New Judicial District
One of the iast acts of the expiring Legisla•
tare aas to erect Wyoming and Sullivan coml.
tie§ into a separate distript, As we
said at the time the general Pill was,btiore that
body, its members were not apportioning the
state for the interest and economy of the tax
burdened masses, which might,have heyri dope
with great ease and facility, but day atter day
of the people's time was spent by 133 of their
:ervaata 'two dollars each per diemxnonraing
xi the aggregate to *IMO per day, in jangling.
1 and scheming, plotting rind counterplotting,
The esrtrelon river Ili,: llnafrosc ilnliway 111
Tun'c!wannrk on niers, c.i 11-1 wvek,pnivii
e a I.lensant Thr it iris
the n pneil go:We:urn :
',Si Dr. T.l, Brews, Er•
an?, Miurin S. OA: J. Miit•
th e , 4. 1.; win Evens, .11t.irney I' W.
E
t upien. 1,1 ow I;
Sehene.:, Martin Rome, Vincent i5t..,144.1n, E•l•
ward MeConnel, John A11(1105 . 0:1, Hon. A.
Rinl
nall, S i F. Cur,. Wil!innit E. Tay Ddniel Ly•
Ong, !Inn. J. , Genernl E. F. Jones, Jnnrs
A. Weed, 1.. S. Whsle, Witham It. Osborn, A.
E. Andrews snit \V lull ney
llecowlrnnsinvitstinn wr ornme. nne or
the number that la n k wise:tee from .Montryce
which cninlictel of the s.P.cering gentlemen, C.
nere,S 11. snore, C. I. 1 - lnnen,.l S. Turhell
J. E Carmen, Attornr). W. \Vat
4cm, e.q C Tyler, Abner (ttllbi, end ether..
including the °door of the Alontro•le frprildio,
and Yo‘d of the Tankhani . ...ek kergl.l,r• t 11
a.veral other's trria Tn:tkt,anmtc':t who joine,l
the party at the i p..l.
The offlerra of the NN'yoniing and Sullivan
let aecnaionied the e ceurai.eikta
over thr Mont roe railroad. were Sunnvl Stark,
President, .I,iiin sr and It M.
Stone, Ciiminl+ , l laviie.l 4,1 , 4;14—Mi1t0n
1.) - ma and Col It, 13 Itirkett.iiiof Wilke.harre ;
A. Ti. 3Telin4try an I 11. F. lizrno;• of S . :nit?,
; .1..1 Shunt. and F. Ii S'l.;to4, at I'lvtn
;lit , 1); 11 ut . 111 . 01111 , .M. of N•irthion'ierland
Perry 31.ircii, 31iirtinier Wright
Port, r MlTry, C.at.remt, ato Aolart. Jr ,
of Tunkiriniairk, Chi , I En . .;iiieer of the 3tont
r I
1 it,' ifiL. ~ IS a vety pie N, it oat: in whi,•:l
the Itinghtuuttri u/'•11 twittotino tho'inslelsVsfits I
I greatly pltmsed both with the p itverfam,l un. '
',teny itt. t'it. ma !, hell, ill ..,' it 10 iii• call Iliii: ii I
d .,i,,, z tiii• liosi•i• I. Wily Itialli oil Ina ty betond
g inoisti road.
i A meetin e was held nt Tunkbannoek in the 1
1 evening. As we rionrnoti tin the vermin.. train,
11, are tinaltle In give the pin eedings of that
tinting In detail, but Iron what we li-nrn..7
. end speeches were tti tole and notch entlnistanto
fir the extendon of 1•,, ri.,l iii itingl,,n,l , ,il,
teal llllllireSlall liT all parti,s 1r Mr Pii••lps
is correctly reportel, as haying said he was'
• neatly to do anything in his power to givo the '
Tiinkliantotek unties railway to Itingloom
ton, the toed iiet in willel. 110 ran simply sit
dorm and draw -his ohisir, Lot i.ie anorant ri,nii
ii7tk ; can ridittni•Aer mixt wee!:. ''But time *ill
• deent tp e it We art• not of ma: CIA.. 111 Jllllll
(' 4iwini to,who believe in wallm 2 in a town tor ,
fetr it Will lie k!11 , 1 liV mitmiterei II mini:attn.
Wm.. We bold tip leola hum In fir the eneteir- ,
1 rt.retnent id building milmatln to anti from
:Montrose et every point of etimpass, anti this
project, we , hope, II ill In' at (MCP pal Oil() MU>
; i
ccii no operation.
A in trket in wli it we nee t, to enhanee the
watlth of the town unit:Nanny, lie tonterinz onr
' agrit tiltural and meeltaitteal Triii_lorilrels+, ale/ the
' 111,e : of these thorough Cares 11 . , have the bei!ot
it is for that put twat .
Tar. lolo)ts me. en tact feint !lie Mot:ha In tot
tillethhe la, C)III1i IS sii 11••iiiiiiir.. I: I I 11 , . iiitoiii
iour rallwity,thit we did not know of • We iiii.•
a.e arlirill nor d.., i evi., I. if, • It•ii.jor•si• ~r 1i,,,
' Montrose Railway Comintity lots been to keep
these things as "dark" front an as l""'1 hue. N 1 e
give it for what it is worth.
'•The 'Mont OK. !Ciiiiroad in or thess. rest IZII'lf! , ,
, am! tweniy•seven , n!! . Ion:. It wsn coo...lnte
-1 led two years ago, and "pelted for travtlll,ll,e
month of M ty, lag!i. It wan !milt le/ smelt
subscriptintlA, nearly every farmer along the
line owning, front Of, to tiny shares, eat 1 1 ,—.
Tlic total corn sir is lril,iihl. Tloi LehigyVilley
flathead t.Mtipany in. its the laigeat atnOnnt of
steel!, it 113,114 htroislesl rain and lien for the
1 construatioa, anti received stock in payment
; Citizens in Montrow and Tunktuannosk also
i owVlarie amounts of litnelc. i The Suit OP the
road was comparatively small; ns, sharp climes
! and turns could be made that Would beimpossi
! Neon a wide gauge road. The average grade
ix.„betwecit aflyenv-five and eighty leA tri,the
filth., although in emu plitees4iie griadola nine
ty six (het to the mile. The 'total expense of
grading, Inying track, erecting bridges, etc., ries
nearly $4,000 to the mile. Its floating liabill
! tA are about ,¢15,C410. Tbettoad Is a financial
Isuccess, as it already pays expenses and inter
cat tin the amount inveated, The rolling' stock
ronsiats or two engines, ten passenger ears, one
baggage car, eight gionriolits and that cars, and
ttecr , liox ears. There Is a thril l - labia 7471)Link
-1 Imanock and a I at Allen's Corners, .
Th e n umber of men eruyloyed on the toad is
thirteen 'engtneer,',boyifpr t:fret:nail
two, brakmen, n mail agent Onctelos . ..**.
men. The passenger train makes two round
trine each day, and the expense of running it is
sll.peit diem. There are thirteen statio y sam
the'road. 'Ono is named Springville;
some little village, containing a tannery—run
by Wet: 'O. Hendricks-tea wagon shop,. and
church. In this place our respected citizen and
ex-3la.yor;Hort. S. 1): - Phelps; Itegarbusieessi
llio as a proprietor of a country store."
Instead' of 'decorating the graves or aoldlent
With flowers, Wailing will this sear plant raise
bushes in,full bloom over every mound libliett
mai the reefing piece of the patriotic dead.
Pennsylvania State Teachers' Association
4111/old its annual session in Shippensbtirg,
Cambs./land county, In August next.
LOCAL iO.''RiiigikINDENCE
4,4stfti )t4l4.(roWitierertt.'tuttsni, (o +it as
ltetraottnturilist. &siftlie reefs ; weesh allatnee%heat.
SILTZII
btEßsis * EngAßlS:-iiiiiialtainisiy with that
dawn of ”ethereal mildness," which poets are
wont to go Into eu*tticieshursrbicholis
harbinger of spring, of laftprears;fleasi,see t tris
to have lost its old time ,stptstitiVain ' sl egitoe
become nearly obsolete, conies the longing of
"our" soul to "shine in print," and with this
excuse for tresspassing upon your columns, we
ask space for the few items appended. Now
I."lliftWg*T-iii,er4:--e-iitph4itkr‘e things of the
4)415 Utitlieltialtrteoo tvionn shall
:
dkile its r t'lletilitifill Snow !" has
been dlspoied 01, by all hands agreeing to disa
gree, comes the qutllioc,_ what shall we plant
first 'rite tillers of the soil seem ruttier per.
plexed 10 the matter, Inasmuch as NVinler lin•
Erred solfnel 4 of tipting that the sow
ing and 50w
.:..5. Conflict this year.—
However, we noticed that the sowing of oats
has been 'fiver' the preference this week, to be
followed by the "Early Ross" and "Buckley
Seedling" potatoes next week; they in turn to
be closely pursued by that staple product "corn,"
and last, though not least rotors Buckwheat ,re
minding one ol "Mist, Jacks: , and "sick," for
a dim-prospective.- '
As time goes space, Ile, with Inevitable
I precision, lays his heavy hsnd upon all
things, arid wroutiuent.,amunk—ltik victuns pre
itle.litnitgra CraMitalliera ilfiyeli making
it nectrs.try for the worthy progenitors of the
aforesaid "Parents" to, at once, set about raz
-111, to fl+s4,ruund a few of thesuoldiand marks
and op is their several sites raise structures
c o roltinin7 more comfort mid elegance than did
'flange mhtiees Pf lie ! Ohlen Time:" nrrd to this
end the following gentlemen—viz.—Mr. M.
Hogan, jr Mr. Thus. Rodgers, Jr., Mr. E. K.
11111, hy., tool Mr. John O'Day, Jr., are note
erect what protases in
reason to be splendid residences. Fioine of
ilir c arFmfrs +„ikt co u rse .ef ereeti , to and the
nt4ChfdAtathiiiisli' , WhiMi til?•ty be tretitted to
Ito r itcaF,tiou,ke. Jr. Frank Phelan has, tsnlin
dedfantei'.of what will he
, ts thIC wit;;int 110U - 4 - C. liere
tney as well to t rat nail in confidence of
, oarse, that "They say," has !aid that two t'.:t
of the part!O tacath , a , ad in (Ida letter, those
'figuris in nit) hiinsu,'Ultder way nod waeon
uill in the course of human events—
ta,nr esettia too 1 behevi,---jalte inch, themselves
two CI) of the fitirot outs that the - west end of
rn,r town can Boast of. I tell the tale etc nei
ti., r ndrllcg to nor taking from 11 , e original na
t , l I to me, and have but lo nild in conclusion
that the ‘.itug men ore tu be envied, ns the
y mog Indic-. to question nee pretty and aceont
plistil. and Ilse ilaughtens of too of o ur west
i..ndwit and ide s tily I,..pected townsmen. Should
tI ii i‘r.tve to he true all parties interested ran
well :Ilford to—
•1.-n tho future, and memory
gild the 1.'4,1
Business Locals
The year nmaa. Inq•iire at the Keygtnne
S,l" , m. UVO. C. 11n.t. & CO.
7-I. = tt.
.Nlay 20111
C1. , 0114 . . CLAMS!:
Prl',ll Clams at. the Ktyntone Saloon.
4;Io C. 1111.1.4.1: Co.
3ltrotitu.sr - 31ny.`20th, 74.=-11.
MEIMEI
Til tr ine.licine lons
to it g. twill known, hut II iu only
moon In I s le or Peruvian Sc rep
t .iiii‘?et LIVEN',,f,sI , Gems broul.
1,, lizta. in doll or tlysliepia and tit,
it•
31. t • w.
;V ,r
Naar^ INKsTIND —The ink innile by
woit 4.rittlititerltiolY • Ita.Ver 'mks nur turn
I.e. f ..vonfoino glossV black. By
1.11. pitch trakrr it m,0:••• enollg'.l 10
Itnary liluinw. .NuthinL: rmillable
Las appeared in this C. untry. :soh' silt!) dol.
tqrs,sq 41ifttsthomirsi.ftr he .tnnil from R. Rum
ANTI - Dl.:lr 3c Cu. , NOV York.
May : t .thlt,
: •
• r
'rni: vlikt.3l proi,%-annirtnes
t, e - i'ulv,ikla t ,tv.4lCor proper action or
lb liver Itl.l Tlicl;ii," . l"p,y be ns , i,ted,
wtid thiLltilt*6l4.ll.tubiludj rar‘ort . l'ary , trire
Ali. 11l ,I , „c'.
corn nud 11;;;Ir nro =tapir nrtieleß but not
nmtn•-,. • ;;tan .f t iArtmasittAnuffyne Lanintonf,whfro
known 11 t> einni for ellildren or miults, for
any in ICr lii sof - one:4.4;f ttµs chest or boweiA.and
thr bcot l e istimeot propared, under whatever
nntt.,
Mny 2011 t, ,
A--, 'V e .t e f•t*F.;* 4. F .
M , . E L. Weeks, has refitted the store lately
ity• -rrie & Cn., and is row re
and tr••••It stuck of Dry Gells,
• I, 0 , le I•lothing, Irons, Caps, Ladies and
t iii Ir,••1%. berms&r_ which lum Men boneht
cash prices and will he SOLI corm , .
j, cliezn ..I:rtetla far 0414 or firw.l.Ar Pty!
~ire will he under the superintendence
of or. E. McKenzie, who will at all tuna be
happy do wait upon his old friends and cnstmn
ere and an many new outs as may call to ACC him,
E. L. WEEKS.
'IV 20, —2w.
BIN1:11\MTON OFFEIN AN ATTIUCTION
For gentlemen who wiah to dress well.—The
li'tsu Srinitcr TA11,0104 have engaged
. the a•rvictc of the,celebrated W. 11. Lindly, n
a...milt:mon oC ,conbiderahle note with the tsilor
iag,fralvraity of this country. They are now
,prepared l'or the spring trade, ns they have just
mer:ivest,ell the now thingr in the waynfeloths,
...4:4,:stateres and vestines. Their' references are
the.tn-st, having; taken the tir , .ll premium at the
.Tailor's Institute in New York last fall. Give
aim a call..
, U. H,..nA.r,Loctr, Proprietor.
81 Washington tit.,
Illngliamton, N. Y.
May '2O, 18;♦.—lyy
FriPg.S.lllo Znr.an.Lil
A good House and Lot with Burn and Garden
to rent risenp Fier tiartiVulars enquire at the
elp_,-0( F. L., Wiks 310n1.r95e,P1..
0 , 3)1 avila t ,
SATunATE a piece -if Bread or Meat with
gastriOnici, dud It trill efimoite: This k dips
tiuu. Acid. to such a mixture a "litlle alcohol,
a
mltwill; not abutolni. This Is indvation.—
lie ware, then; of tinctures, or tonira, or. de:
coctious containing spirituous liquors. Shun
uli runt rynd rely solely on Dn. WAL
irEit.l4 VINIWAIL lIITTERS, the finest I.ligt-tive
invAgorant thafrerrfmtn'the fiery curse
of Alcohol.
Aped .13, - "St 2
Jen. RECEWED
' We have jest received and will keep eon
shindy on 11844 4 large assurbisent or the
mestie" Paper Patterns, for Ladies, Misses',
BuStfland Children'? garments, all of the latest
Nest Tort and Pains Taihrobe. Catalogue tree
'by mail to any address; seturfor
Yours Truly,
= RgAnt:s Wairtorrie
Montrose, May 13th, '7-1.--3w. •
A Gobtrillar: rfj:
The following !egg, shows the benefit of
having a good sate:
": • - SIMMS DANX4 ;
•
" • ' ' 11374.
Nam HerrtaLlf .41rry4
" Crunlanking-flontearae - erirmid - Gf burglaie
on ttie the 21st,Jdtkao,,,,a innn in an
.adtiAtting ttxtm*was seized, handcuffed,. gagged,
and bound to a chair by three men, who pro,
ciartradtUntnavis bank tlidevp,, and an at ,
tack was Ikea tuatla oa goo Of put sates; Biagi
No. 8, with banker's cbeet, which we Weight
through your Agent, Mr. Billings fitrond, a few
years ego. The out erfire.p roof ilocir was blown
opem-and work began on the small chest, in
.side wedges and drills, jimmies and aledgp , ,
and a number of powerful tools were brought
to bear w itliont success. The man says the first
blest 'named the fire-proof door, and four sub•
sentient blasts were made on the door of the in
ner chest, in their efforts to -shatter and destroy
it. The last blast was at four o'clock, and they
continued work with the sledges, wedges, and
other tools untit ten minutes after five o'clock,
when, it being daylight, they left, as the'man
says, with curies tonal and deep. They lett a
fine kit of tools, comprising sledges, wedgcs,
punches, drills, sectional crowbar, or jimmies
to screw together, machine for blowing powder
-in the joints of n safe, dark lanterns, etc., etc.,
which we send you 4o • ethibit. are wand:lglu
your customers.
- During the blasts the burglars went out of
doors. Our forniture, einve, eb., In the room
were badly riddld, as well es partition end
stove fn tuljoining room. It certainly was a
moat decimate and well-pint.ned attack'and wee
only frustrated by ;the superior burglar-prim(
qualities of your safe. There appears to be
nothing injured but the doors. The banker's
chest, though battered, bruised, and torn, held
everything all safe., and has faithfully sustained
your reputation. Wc now desire to eechangc
for a larger size. of same quality, and with
your patent Improvements' and want none but
the genuine "Herrin9'..."
Respectfully yours,
S. B. CHASE & Co.
May 9, '1".1.-3w.
MaxET—Ev.tss--May 11th,4874, by Rev. Ed
ward Allen. Mr Benjamin Maxey, of Gliphant
Pa., to MISR Maggie Evans, of Gibson, Pa.
Lewis—Theo —May 13, 1874, nt the Fairdale
Parsonage, George L. Lewi4 of Jessup to Alice
Took of Montrose, by Rev. E. W. BrecOlu
ridge.
(2011 B—GRANGER—By Hee. E. Bermughq, nt
Ids residence In tamptown, May thl. 31r. Nel
-1 e on B. Cobb, of Pike, mid alias Stella 31. Gran
ger, of Rush, Pa.
13,Li.0w ra - -11111tal'OCR —On the 1:1th, inst., in
coupe church, Montrose, by the Rev. Gee. If.
Kirkland, Mr. Euzene K.... Baldwin to Miss
31s ry Jane Ilenstock, both of Montri,ge.
I)..um.yrri.E.—TAßßON—At the M. E. Parson
age, Fran lir Forks. April I 3111, 1N73, by Rev.
it,. C. A nilrews, Mr. Lafayette J. Doolittle to
M 1..., Addle D. Tarbox, both of Brookdale Pa.
ITCIWOr K —HAL frir IN—On the eyeninG of
the 9th, at t how,' of E. L. Payne, in Pike.
be lien E Burroughs, Mr. Albert L. Hitchcock
~1 Oro ell, and _`liar Mary W. Baldwin, of Her
rick.
GRANT-121,ACKENT.N•-At the 31. E. parson
age, Nicholson, May 12th, 1871, by Rev. J. L
Race, Mr. John O. Grant, of liingstrop, N. Y.,
to ltliss Ann Eliza Illackentott, of Susquehanna
itepot.
Butt:EP--BitEns—At Orwell lull, April 21,
lrt7 I, at the house of Mr. C. N. Beer, by Rev.
Byllesbv, Mr Robert F. Breed, of Brooklyn,
51.111613111/ a Co., tied Miss limtua M. Beers, of
Orwell.
TA la .Aflk.. T. XX 53 .
Cot:mit—At Franklin Forks, April 20, 1874.,
John Colter, aged 24 years and 26 days.
Wri..4m—ln Lenox, Suslnehanna en., Pa..
May 10111J/five F.,youngest daughter of Charles
Wilson aged 6 years and D mouths.
GEnE—At Chatfield, Minnesota, April 19th,
1874, Mrs. Sarah C Gere, relict ol the late thy..
M. Gem, aged 71 yearn.
Mrs. Gem was the daughter of Col. Thomas
Parke, of Parkvale, in Susquehanna county;
the first child born in what is now Dimock and
Springville townships.
She was one of the pioneer women of Min
neso,a, having settled in Winona in July, 11i52,
acid in Chatfield two years later.
Ccutuur Lluament
There Is no pain which the Coble=
i i i , Liniments will not relieve, no swelling
114
• !1ir.... they sin Ind sundae, and no lameness
• A' which they will nut cure.Tbi• lestrong
r 1 ,i, language, bet It is Me: They hart
•' ' produced more mires of rheumatism.
1100 rActa. lock In w.pal sy.spnsl ne,sweb
I(IMA r iCr. tinge, caked breasts. scalds, burns, omit
rbetm, ear-ache. Se., upon the human frame, and
. of
strains, Ppario , galla,rike., upon animals in One year
thin have all other pretended remedies clone the world
begat. They are counter irritant. all-healing pain re
lievers. Cripples throw away tin Ir crotches, the lame
walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless, and the
ilenended are linaldl without a sear. Therecips Is put.
'lobed around each bottle. They Bell as no articles ever
sold before. because they do fruit what they pretend to
do. Those who now toffee from rheumatism, pain. or
drellin n delkerva to Puffer if they will not rise Centaur
Liniment. white wrapper. Morn than 1000 eertidestes
'of remarkable cures, Including frozen limbs, chronic
rheumatism, goo., running tumors, &c.. have been re
edited. We will sends decals, containing certificates,
the recipe. ' Lc.. gratis, lo any one requesting It. One
bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment Is worth
one hundred rt4llirit for srsivined or 'weeded horses
and mules, or for screw. worm in sheep. Stock-owners
_these linitnesitr aim worth your attention. No family
should he without them. i•Whlte wrapper family lase;"
Yellow wmltper for animals. Bold by ail Drugaiets.-
50 cents per bottle i large bottles, SI.W. 3. B. Rosa 6
Co., 53 Broadway, New York.
Cutortt to more than a suhstlente for Castor OIL
It Is he only We article In existence eshlch Is certain
to aseltnulate the lood, regulate the bowels, cure wind
code and produce natural sleep. It contains neither
minerala, morphine or alcohol, and is pleasant to take.
Children need not cry and mothers may rest.
MONEY SAVED !
NEW FIRM,
NEW STORE,
NEW GOODS, .
NEW PRICES.
GRIFFIS . & SAYRE,
Hove opened, el the otd I vatlon rf M. S. Wilson. In
the [hick Dloek Montrose. and •hell he pleased to
", ell oi -epoldirlende an 4 the men) , new once we
hope to gain. Our stock reJI cottelot of
Int Nails ad Haitian,
CLEM=
caocia BY a OLAB MARE,
in loran quantities, and Taristr. 8:one-Ware, Word-
Ware. If oo.e-Fao ni•Org Goode and Groestirs. We
shalt Tiro part:rats - attention to the Gmeety Trade,.
and.keep a Atli aseorlinent. or Tots, pagat..COireel.,
Fama :
Groceries & Provisions,
In NI variety. Salt and Fionr. „, Wo .hall keep eon
putntly u ha..d fine brand,* of floor at much le•. than
old Oro, nod warrant It to pleate. Goode dellvertal
"araST— n ju r r t t " cla n e";ll7"l:per'sirlctly
Xl.cstrzcly-Z r aa.7*,
(ash or prodnee.) Thin it- win •be ',well to '
remem•
her. a. Otto will be the secret ;In our low prices. We
are confident that by calling and examining nor good*
end price* 3 our will find that it will be for your Inter.
eel to try nor goo& and term..
Jrrrgu son 0 eurrrs, B. 81. SATU
81002,010. 2117. lath,:l4.—tf.
IILATCHLErs
improved - CUCUMBER WOOD
'UM P. Taltelesa, Durable, Efficient
tort Cheap. The beet Pump foe too
pilot money. Attention is cepeelally
netted to Bbitchley's Potent Im.
wooed Bracketand New Ditto Cheek
melee. which on be withdrawn
tithout removing the Pump. or dia.
erring the Jobtle. Alin. the Cop,
yet Chamber, winch mweyerseka or
agates, end will outlatt any other.
For mkt by Dmlers& the Trade
generally. Inquire for Tattchley's
Pump, and if not for aala to your
town, rend.direet to
CRAB. W. ICIATCHLEI, ktitnnhakturer. `
61:k9 Conn:law AL, rtia4olo4o, Pa.
Apra let; 1674.-41 A.
CommksiOn Nerchants
JAMS'M: ROWAN,
3:1:=1:L1111101011 Xerola*►aat
AND amen -Es - OF
BUTTER; CIiELSE,•EGGS, POUT,
Tim AND VEAL CALVES,
Si r :PAIIK NNW YORK CITY
eobalgrcornts solicited sod tentros made Imeredlsts
ou rats of goods. deud for shipping cards Sod sten
ells. '
Reerences r
Naaood Park Bank of NV. York..
:COMO noirOr Bank or NeVr York..
• Norma National !lank of New York.
Lank laiand liank of Brooklyn I"
Pet?. 11, 1811,—tt
The Markets.
Financial.
The money market continues- ti rule
asy. Notwithstanding business has part
ly revived, the improvement has not
been sufficient to credit a demand equal
to the supply. The feeling oil the Stuck
Eschangu is "bearish," and therefore the
calls Luna that are not nutnerons.
The banks are in want of first-class pa
per, and rates are wiehang-d. We quote
all-loans at 5Cr 6 per cent. Strictly first.
class, two-named paper was negotiated at
6 per cent:: on other first-class bonds and
stocks at 6 per cent., and on more inferior
collateral at 7@7,4 pir cent.
Elk •sk.
0441 11754
Slkcer
11 11 ea 1221. .12114 12114
62:1Cantron, tEO2 1155' 115,1,1
5-211 Coupon:lB64 117% 1173
5 . .I,lCouvon, 18C5 1175 118
5-'BO 0001.0,18M11 11 %
6-10 C00p0n.1867 1.0): 110%
5.10 , S'oupon.ls6B L3l6' 1705{
lien 5 per cti• 1142 g 115
................ 11014
Parte kschenge....
.
Sterling
New York Produce Blarket.
Repnrted ErCrY Week Espre••l7 for Thm MosTßogs
DEMOCRAT by Rhone* & Server. I•n u lere Commie•
blue Merchente,Nl Whitetail Street, Nc•r York.
Burrr.n—Flrking, N. T., N . .. 1,& F• 0 3 6 :0
0 3
t•
Pall* .. tt a, la
Calmat—Mato Factory, fine to Toney.. .151(0 15%
Stale hairy. common t. fair 14 0 15
Eons—State and Pormoslraula 15)40 14
Wc•torn, primo . 0 15
Glum—Coto. ' Ai 0 g)
Rye, State
Oar.—State ...
. ... ...... ... ... .
HAT MI D IbTRA vi —Bey, per 100 1b.... _ll'o •010.5
btraw, " Bye 015 49 90
•, .. Oat al 47> 90
P017.311Y-eblekens, Stal•, prime 111_0 18
Turkey. " - 15 (5 17
Miscellaneouß
BUTTER! BUTTER !!
BUTTER SKIPPED
REDUCED RATES
D. L. Sc IY. EXPItLSS.
Montroiso. M 13th, '74.—it
IST .IEI "iir'cr FIRM
Ia Lanesboro.
ROBERT & MAIN,
haring enteml Into co-partner.hlp. are now prepared
to do all Ida,* of Work In the line of
Wzoil 111 lEI Blacksmitillt
FROM A WHEELBARROW TO A COACT
REPAIRING IN ANY PART OP TIM RUMNESS
reeetre prompt attention.
ROBERT MAIN.
Lancsboro, Pa., Oct. lb. IWIO.-tf.
RUNT &tontEns,
SCRANTON, PA.
Wholemila & Retail Dealersin
•
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
NAILS, SPIKES, SHOVELS,
31TILDER'S HARDWARE,
LINE RAIL, COUR TERMINI! d 7 BA SPINK:
RAILROAD d XINING SUPPLIER.
CARRIAGE SPRING 6, AXLES, SEEIA - .5 ARP
BOXES, BOLTS, NUM amid WABIIERB,
PLATE!) BANDA. RALLEABLE
!BOA'S, 1111119. HPUNES,
HELLOES, SEAT SPINDLES, Bows, &A.
ANVILS, VICES, STOCKS awl DIES,
FLAISWEES, SLEDGES. PlLES,,tr..tc BELLOWS!.
CIRCULAR AND MILI.SAws. BOLTING.. PACKING
TACKLE BLOCKS, PLASTER PARIS
CEMENT, II AID b GRINDSTONES.
PR/LNCH WINDOW GLASB.LEATHER & PI NDINU
FAIRBANK'S SCALES.
ATT&NTION, FARMERS.
Wanted. as soon as pritnible,
5000 EAT VEAL CALVES,
10000 DEACON SKINS. 5000 EARLY LAMM,
For which the highest market mien will be paid in
mat, by A. D. WELLMAh.
And will also Par to the farmers of Ditnock..T.strup
Forest I.ake, and ilineenter too. havioe
veal ciders to sell will deliver thipn at Ilarrire4nes Do.
tel at Montrose, on Monday of each week between the
hours of to end 2 o'clock. until the abort date of della.
tiring bit changed Dv some other day of the week. They
will ala. notify moor_ the it twitter or calves they bring
each week by mall one week provtons to their dellvety.
Addeo**,
A. a WELLM AN.
April 6th, ' tier Milford. Ps
NOTICE IN DANKRIN'TCY.—In the Dirtrict Court
the rutted States, for the Weetern Distriet nr
renneOmnia. In It.. W. L. Moss Bankrupt. No.
.tadd.ln Bankreyncy.)
Nonce is hereby Oren that there wilt be a 24 general
meeting of the Creditors of the 1114,Te Dented ftsuk
rept. for the p9rpomn contemplated to thn :Soh Seclll44
of the asn4rupt Act, on the Rittecoth dnr of Jon?
1474. at 9 o'Clpek 4. M., et the ofaceNtf &WARD N. Wtl..
won. Itegl.ter In Bankruptcy, bmanton. Pn.,, and all
credit,. who have Voyetl their debts. are hereby wort.
Bed to be promut at said meeting.
TRACY HAYDEN, Aeslgnee.
. Scranton, Pe— Mny 13.1871.
GREAT UNITED. STATES TEA CO,,
BURNS tE N1C110L5,49978.,
?Noniron). Pa.
This Tea la pnt u• In Atit TIGHT I'lls. Can;ATIRI 4
thereby prenerrind tts Inn strew:An, whteh I. ey,•sitilt
► great deelderntam. .
; ddr.Call gadget n can and t• e.tte mertte.
BIIIINS * NICTIOLL
A DMINISTRATORIS NOTIVit.—In the estate of
41. 4nhn O'Retley, bite of. Suequebsurte Depot,
deceased, letters orAdmlntstretun C.T. A. hawing hero
punted to the oudintod.elluersons Indebted t. raid
estate, Are hereby nud ge d tomato Immediate payment
to the Admielstrator plod those hesingulalem egsinst
tha aume,an, requested to pr•seut them st ouec
TElt RANCE OlthltliT Aduee.
St. Josephs, Sts 6,1676,6 rs
IIORSE , BILLB
OF EVERY-STYLE,
Ptiatt4 at thla Ottice ots RioTt tattfca.
Clothlrg, 4:t6tirfeff Alt
NEW SPRING' GOODS
azivd
Arrilitty and opentaz dally during the"O'lle.
GuttolitorL Rosouliant & got
'New Drove Goole, Shim% b. adelnp,
M ILIA Iti 811 T GOODS,
goth ay Trimmed ea Cntrismaisa
Ladies' and Children's Uatl,
FLOWERS, LACES, a RIBBONS; :Amp
NOTION,FA NCY IiOODS;DOMES!
'flu FURN IsRI NG GOODS,-OA&. •
rgrso 01 GULOTEIS, MATS;
46w.,
Forum and Ono' mat'
ORTONADES & CASSIMM,
tratra cinallty. Fine Oradea al
- VV'c•colexLs„
MEI
FOR crsTois WORK.
MEASURER TAKEN, AND OMIMILITS MAIM 17r
-TU °HUSE IN THE . HPIST 1421.151111.
LARGE' STOCK Or
HART MIDI urn=
TUE ■U AND Isom asp TIASOMAD CUTS.
11l ®lll
oa
GENTS" FOUNISHING -000Dg,
112Cciter elkr Caps.
3lEliDro WRAPPERS AV DRAWERS,• 1/11113 DIUT3IO
SHIRTS. COLLARS. TIES. GLOVES.
TRUNEs, SATaIIELSr
it our aim to plea.. the pabfre, V o trll attadl
Kant. et Popdar roa in;kes, and to maintain ova cow
union as to balpg the
HEAD CENTRE OV SHADS
I=l
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum & 00.,
DEssitegeolanagams maw.
Montrose A prfl Wth.lB:4
THE EAGLE
•
•
-:.„:0 • MM IF
•
I . :AVE
8U12N5 40 .NICILIOLA. j'BO➢Bll7odd.
SUM OP TIM 001101/ ZaOIJI AID $1.027#14.
Slri.oh.33l.4:,,ols.AMLcoli:Ltz•coistir
We desire to say to the public that am ,fete ts wcUl
stocked with Dram Medicines. Paint*. OM. Vandal.
Brinibes. Combs, Perfumery. Weary Articles,
nary and patent prrparralons. and WI other lAl4=
ally kept In first can drug starer. We patentee PT
pods gennine sad of the bat qualit wol4
at has priers for creak Respectfully Tours:
It B. RIIRRIL
tellOS attczoLii.
?dontrese. Feb. 20. )
B I NG HAIVITOM
MARBLE
MONUMENTS. FIEADSTONES,
AND mAnnLE MANTLES,
NAPE TO , ORDEN.
Also, SCOTCH GRAWITES osi.band.
J. PICIISEBING 4 CO.,
J. erecenern, 1. 126 Court Street,
6. W. MI:II.SERICATT,
R. P. ABOWN. V
Nov. 12th 1873..
1r 11. WILIELIEMaras .13 017 ID it .
OFTENITI TUB COMM Wel%
•
KOXT ROSS. PEWlria
JOHN N. Tausg*LL. rriorruslis:
Wine Stages Green thi. nom MIT. calm_ eittLithail
the Mo norne n Itellerey. the Lehigh Vail Bantam!. NW
the U. L. & W. Relined.'
' Apti lieu ler.—Lt. .
FURNITURE' WARE , 1
EVERYTHING Ili ESC AND STTLIBH
.4.10 P. 13P. 3COCAZaMmEnrES
60 Washington St., Binghamton,
Cimsisting of everything nameable in that
business. Repainug promptly done.
UDDER TANiG
A. 39pooi~sity.
PRICKS REASONABLE Sallersettos. giVICKNAL
Binghamton, N. Y., Amu*
Norms is BANKRUPTCY.
Tom's* To Otte Name% *bat on the list Ally of
April. A. I). WU, • warrant' to PlLltruptcy wait MEM*
arahmt the evrtte of Lewin Drahmtd, of Otbron try,, be
hurvrehanca Co.. ea.. who has bean aejadged a
Easl
rop{+t. on his owl. poithro that the payment oaw
'debt. and delivery of en property beton:ins to nett
Bankropi. i him or for his PIO. and tkennualto of Irby
property by him. era forbidden by lam. That • met Inc
of the emilirOnt nfoald think to pt. to prove their dairea,
and Intboose one or more mitigates of bb astate wll
he held at • (Mot of Dinkmpleyjobehoidenalthsedhes
of the I;e4thiter at Se anion Pa.. before PA
herister, nn the 11th 4,4 Of 3loyaffi4.st
o'clock: a. or.
JIM. ILE. Mantra%
'Aril. =lk 1874.-2vf. OD RittalllfiCele
ALL KINDS OP
It/nth:union, N.Y.