The Montrose Democrat., December 09, 1874, Image 2

ruE DEMOCRAT.
I ")..
lu33d3y, Sac. 9. 1874.1
0.4 clus,l in Nea lurk. un Suturtlay
I" 1111.
01 I'n'n a I the eolititir4
the stair of New York rh me twit 111 , i
utiirlitlMente toted un as
the last election bar , been adopted
inuj Tides ruliging from 85,985 to 559,:i
658.
The Montrose Republican can't b.-come
recd iciled to the election of lion. Jos-pli
Powell, from this district tiny more thaU
it cull to the inert:ming p polarity of the,
DcMocntT. Mr. P .well bats also "siting
the bosom thut nourished" Homer which
is the "Ring." t• bail I. But Homer
utll loov have (true to cut los Cutindti
I istles na at summer.
Buss Tweed has apparently but un4
more chance to slip through the meshet
of the law. He can take a writ of errot
to the court of Appeals to test the validity
of his sentence, and pos.ibly may in thik
manner escape servlng the remaining
eleven years of his time. Ile can hardly
expect a pardon from Governor Tilden
who was the chiefest among his acusera,
Mayor llavemeyer died suddenly in
New York Monday morning Nov„
30. He went to Flushing, L. 1.. in the
morning, acid on returning the train brake
down and he walked two miles againit
a strong wind. Shortly after reaching
his "thee in the City Hall, he fell to the
floor in an apoplectic fit, expiring without
a struggle and without utte:ing a word
At the time of his death, the libel suit Of
John Kelly against Mayor Havemeyer
was progressing in the Supreme Conk.
Chambers. The Court was immediately
adjourned when the intelligence of the
Mayor's death was rec'eved.
'The Republican party," writes Goy
Hendricks to a friend in St. Louis, "can
not destroy us. but we can destroy our
selves." To put on the cast off garmenie
of reptiublicanism with the assumption
of political power to fill unnecessary
alleles with hungry applicants; to keep
up salaries at the point to which they
have been advanced by the greed of of
ficeholders; to continue exorbitant taxa•
tion and appropriations; to cover the
trucks of dcfaul•ers and criminals because
they are democrats; these are the open
paths to self-destructiOn. When the de
mocracy consent to be led .by bummers
and camp followers they may be marshal
ed to these quicksands, and if they ctit
be so lid the sooner they tail the better.
Their victory would be worthless to the
people and ruinous to themselves.
The question of artiffeial batter is one
of the unsolved problems of the day
which appears to be struggling along to
some sort of a solution despite the strong
chances against its ever being an accept
ed notion in the public mind. Innumer
able are the devia-s tri-d to find is sob
etjtute for the old-tima production of Or
ange coulty. It the N. Y. Times is tb
be believed artificial butter, coloring mat
ter and a few other ingredients in small
proportions, is re‘lly becoming quite alt
important article in trade. Large fact
ories are in operation in Hamilton. Cad
ads, and other places. ' The proprietors
use about fifty pounds of suet oil, and
churn it an hour by steam, power; it is
afterwards cooled in vats, and then work
ed with a single lever until all the milk
is removed and the salt is worked iii,
when it is packed with ladles in tubs.l
- butter is as clean as that of *the dO
ries. and with the exception of a slight
taste of tallow, which remains after the
substance is melted, cannot he distin
guished from the genuine article, except
by exports. Experiments are being made
to remote this taste. It is found that
this butter can be sold a ll the way froml6 to 28 cents per pound. The asset tio , ,
is made that it has already come into wife
in many first class hotels and restaurants
If the invention proves satisfactory to
tie public. it will be a great advantage.
The Alabama Conservative Commit
tee's uddrefo. 'soled a few days after the
recent election. tas the following words:
"The phrty we represent is firmly pledged
by all tit it is suer d among men to use
its utmost etidea , ors to tiring the blessing
of „rind governm lit to all the people of
this Stats, aid ii nl r the Pr ivid.nce of
God. t rem tinsto be Eq.!, whether our
fry is ermol t3l tt e r. spons.ble aid al , .
du ais duties it Ins undertaken to per
item Yielding .1 cheertill obechehhe to
the laws .•f the Ctived Statesould prompt.
lv bearing iitir shore of the burdens of
the Geherut Government, whether in war
or in plow, we must also cultivate, such
other el:atolls that the citizen+ of every
State cmn;iosinz our great UlllOll who
may from time to time jinve
with na or &lite into our mulct shnil re
c,iv, that anti hearty welcome at
our loin& tine to brethern of thi• urea!
hinuteh•ilii. wit 11 , .Ut regard to •litference,
of 'nib icei opinion:"
sentnnen! , are t,. Le given any
c6?,•r>•6.. >ill. it lull+, .itow t6.i•
• r••••• 1 1, :r S •ntil , rti Stntes
, 41'4 • •1:1T-r •Fit • 0 2VetiwIshd
•
L.] 1 , .0,•• itn•lritir the t In•re
v , r.) ih, A:tv,
two
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~S dr...s. pe with
Filhj - teo r .I'll/P 111 , 14 lintfitable 811111 y.
is ~, that ih.litiebtas of the
"'furious Joys ist” stamp wilt not int ilia
svortuaity, pau away unimproved.
The Greensburg Rnpublican and Dem
i ' , Tat Finnests the sl.oll'ion of jury coins
tilissi 616. It saya toe county Cl/1111111A
:.I"ht rs n.. rorre,••lit 6.01. 0 lie ITII
- li , V :ud lu..j , .rit 11l eau . c ',soy ii.d
there is no runner iieuse h•r the adltiun
nl exiiense. Right.
By a recent decision of the Court of
Emirs and Appeals, of New Jersey. the
opinion of tin court below is affirm..d,
hat nil agreement by a railroad COM.
patty to carry goods for certain per 4 sons
at a cheaper rate than, under the carne
conditions, for others, is void, us creating
an illegal preference."
Dv a new device in telegraphic instru•
meets, the transmitting capueny of a
single wire has been quadrupled, in other
words four inessugeS can be sent over it
at the same time. The system of quad
rilp.ex telegraphy is now 111 111%10 iC . II
on the bite of the Western
It
graph lc 'mom! between New York and
Buff..lo. Under the old system 800 words
per hour were about the average. By the
new syst.m 4,660 words can be transmit
ted per hour. The invention will increase
the value of telegraphic stock by dimin
ishing exp-ms-s ; acd it is to be hoped
that it may also cheapen rates.
A snit which involves millions of dol
lars is now pending between the owners
of the Woodbury pimping-mill patent
and toout six hundred lumber firms who
have joint d together to resist the claims
of the patentee. Woodbury's patent was
rejected at the patent office as long ago
as 1848. After two unsuccessful applica
tions, in 1873, in opposition to the judg
ment of the officers of the patent office
but in obedience to a decision of the
Supreme Court of the District of Col
ombia, a patent was issued. April 29. It
It is estimated there are 53.000 machines
in use with the Woodbury device of a
"rotary cutter," and "yielding pressure
bar," and on these machines the owners
of the patent demand a royalty of 8160
per y.-ar. The aggregate of their demand
is over eight millions of dollars, and is
pushed by a company organized for the
purpose, with a capital of 84,000.000.
The most eminent counsel are employed
on the part of the patent company, B. F.
Bottler, Fisher it Ducan, Judge Wake
field and Jenckes it Thurston ; and on
the part of the lumber manufacturers,
W. M. Everts, Caleb Cashing, Edward
Pierpont, John F. Drew and others.—
The suit will be tried in the United
States district court, in Masschusetts, and
its result will be of great interest to the
lumber trade throughout the country, as
well as to patentees in general.
The Court ol" Appeals of New York
has rendered an important decision in re
lation to the responsibility of the several
parties for a check which had been alter
ed atter it left the hands of the dravier
and had been paid by the drawer. In
the-original issue the bank which paid the
check sued the hank which had collect
ed it, to recover the difference between
the sum paid and that for which the
check was drawn. This suit went against
the claimant in the general term of the
Supreme court, but the Court of Appeals
has not allowed it, thus reversing the
decision of the Court below, and the col
lection batik must p'ay back the money.
If it cannot recover the sum of the cus
tomer who deposited it for collection, and
who was duly paid the money, it must
loose it. In rendering this decision the
'learned Judge says that "if a bank which
certifies a check warrants not only the
genuineness of the drawer's signature and
the sufficiency of his credit, but also the
genuineness of the check to all its parts,
including the specification of the amount
to be told, and the names and indentity
of the payers, then obviously there must
occur an immediate and complete change
in the modes of doing business which
would defeat and practically put an end
to the use of certifietl \ checks. For no
bank under such rule could safely i certify
such a check without in the first instance
investigating its origin and history by
inquiry of its maker end payers?"'
The cooking up of the lasetlebt state
me
nt seems to have cost the officials of
the treasury departmei.t considerable
trouble. Instead of the customary re
auction ofAhe debt there was an increase
bur in.prder to keep' up the pleasant illu
sion in the public mind concerning the
I-Auction o the debt, the payment of
considerable amount of drafts on the
treat-or)
. was postponed until after the
first of Decetnber. By this process the
treasury officials were enabled to antannee
a reduction of $lOO,OOO, A disagreeable
confession of the condition of the teas
was thus avoided. But it w.mld have
'been better to have made at once the
frank acknowledgement that fur the last
six mouths the treasury receipts have nut
'guided the expenditures of the general
g ,, verninent. Such a confession would
do inure to check corrupt and extruri
amt. schemes for the dep eteou of the
treasuay than the most earliest speeches
• , f Mt. Dawes in behalf ofretretichtnent
and re-ortn. Tilers is nothing at WI
surprising in this condition uk the
reasnry. It was to be expected that
he itraonati in of the bas•nedg 14 the
the nation cannot fiatiti.h while the r
Sins of the treasure. The retenues of
nation e:1111110 fle)(lTith mobile the re
of a I its citizens are diminishekl.
But it is ',rut fin tric;nl wisd-rn in &ere
-•ary Bristow or nis it , . lllllltttesi to COll
c , ul Ow condition of the trenottry by such
esp•dienc:es us this.
A.--
New aubseribera for the DE) OCRAT are
added every dap Don't wait too long.
'runnels are now projected under the
Niagara ri% r at Dortalii and the finds n
:11 New York.work been comment.
dat the lasi 11. , 111t. his most
tiotenortet utideriusdig id this kind,
now com.emplaied, is the 1.,111111,1 under
neath the Borah (Jimmie! between Eng
land and„ France. Tue plans for this
work are so far forwarded that. estimates
yf its cost are made and will be laid be
fore the legislative assemblies of Loth
countries during the present wilder for
511311 action as may be deemed advisable.
The thlt,Sal.: tannet, in Massachusetts, is
lint yet /II such a state of Clalliliet lon as
to allow the passage of trains. A large
part of tine cut has to be arched wiih
brickwork ni order to prevent the falliug
of loose rock ahicu continindly occurs.
A double truck or steel rails is to be laid
throng!' the great bore.
The Official Vale
lollowing is the official carte of
l'enneyhtwia f ,, r Lieutenant. Governor,
Auditor General anti Secretary of Inter
nal Affairs.
Latta, Dem ..
Ohn.te,td, Had
Latta's majority
Temple, Dem
Allen, gad..
Temple,s majority
M'Candless, Dem
Beath, Rad
XrCandless' majority
A Strange Story
Thirteen years ago a young man wooed
and won a young lady in a village not
far from Davenport. The parents of the
girl objected,and there was a dOal of trou
ble ; but finally the couple were married
at the home of the bride. Three months
after, the bridegroom desired to move to
California, but the family of his wife
opposed her emigration, and the result
was that the husband started for the Pa-
cific Coast without her. After the first
six months no tidings from the husband
werereceived—and in less than a year
news came that he was dead. In 1863
the widow married a ‘oung man who
had recently univtal from Germany ; and
her second husband was entirely ignor
ant of the fact that his bride was a wid ,, w.
But where "ignorance is bliss, 'tie folly
to be nice." Shortly alter the marriage
the husboml purchased a farm in Scott
Countv,and on that farm -the couple have
lived ever Since,and several chil.iren hate
blessed their union.
Four weeks ago the first husband of
this woman arrived in Davenport, and on
making inquiries learned the history of
his wife's marriage. Then ho rode oat
to see her. It was fortunate that her liege
lord was away from home, for she was
very much affected. She told him that
she supposed him dead, and so married
another, and eluded him for neglecting
her as he din. He had u long story to
tell, the real gist of it being that he hid
determined never to r , turn until he be
came :ich. And here he was—rich! But
his wife was miserable in his presence—
and he was miserable too.
The end of the conference was that
the first husband returned to Davenport
to consult a lawyer—and the end of the
consn'tation was, that the husband went
to the wife and had smother long talk
with her, and then the two separated,
never to meet again, for the man deter
mined to moss the ocean and spend the
balance of his days in Germany.
The day he left the wife ectered tier
suit for divoce on the ground of deser
tion ; the notice was forthwith served on
the defendant, and he accepted service.—
A: the next term of the Circuit Court
the defendant's name will be called and
there will be no response. There will be
default, and decree of divorce granted.—
Ahd maybe the wife will be married a
second time to the father of her children
and so remain contented in the delight
ful borne in which she now lives iu ele
gance and comfort.
The Diancets
Financial
We do not feel warranted in changing
our current rates, although some deu era
report a haraeooig trod , icy. Stocks are
depressed aid an uhsettled feeling pre
t aiis. I.,tiders are cautious aid scrutin
ize ly collaterals and credits Where
ecer thew• are sati,faotor.., however, there
1 , no dificillty in ohlaming a ny ne , c l,..j
accommodations. We quote cell !nuns at
5 per cent. Strictly first class two-named
paper was negotiateu at 5@6 per cent.,
atid siogle-named paper at 6@7 pet cent.
loans m. governtilmit collateral rule at 5
per cent_ on other first clues hoods anti
stocks at 6 per vent., at d mare inferior
co lateral at 7@l'i per cent. Srcoud
grade paper is now in favor.
Gold opened at llii, rose , to 11-1, and
chased at 3 P. H. at tout figure, and ad
vance of }.
Gold .... .......... ... V% A 'k
Silver
i.l. •. Cr. 1241 12'34 15934
5.20 Coupoo 180 113 1133$
6.20 Coupon 11%3 11415 115
.
5.30 coupon. 110.3 11615 1/7
S- 2I Coupon. '65 Jy . 118% 110
6 53 Coupon ]w i ...... 11935 ISO
64/ e 4314.11 1868_ .. 119 123
Now 5 per et* 112% 117 M
10411 e 114 11435
Merl rF Ezrba.,ge 542 5473(
Porto P..xonuoLe 491 M CA
Currency bd. ... ....
New 'Fork Produce Illarket
epo-trd Er. n Wv,k Ezpre.l7 Tut MOTITROSZ
Lcsiocluvr b. Rb,dep fi ncrver , 'roduce
.lua alvrchant• Whl4h4ll.treet,New York.
Hurray—Flrkio rbolce eelected 40410
weieb Tube ... 81.
Pate. Ora uge Coon: y ....... ......43 g
45,
Palle , ntamou ...... : .. 30 Ge 37e
Cuarez—star. . ......... 13441_63(e
elute tintriea . ... ...14 aftlsXe
stele Factory. fair to good . .
3434a130
EGGS—Sta
Weelero cboice ()rondo ... . ... Q3 O
Pouvrer— pp og thicken,. per . ...... ..15 16c
Turkere. prime 15 43 160
Tortug ...... . 9 0
(C 3 1
Ofits—Pigroue, eta Ii (cd. per do -, 6 . 3.3 30—
Tame per pair 95 400
Partridge., State prima°. ... 90 0:
ppleo. Sour Doegb per 5M....115312W
New Apples. sweet 1 4 .6 10 1 1 1 3 Z
Pears Uartlett... ..... 400
Peas*. Del., Pe/ 111 • 1 4 0 .. 1 00
Special 11IoUces
ReffENC/i8 iIA SDRAEE PILLS
Will be Mond to possess those qualities neces
sary to the total eradication 01 all biilious at
tacks, prompt to start the seeretiotis of the liv
er, and give is health) tone to the entire system.
Indeed, it is no ordinary discovery in medleal
science to have invented a remedy for these
stubborn complaints, which develope all the re ,
sults produced •dy a heretofore five use of rai!n
mel, a mineral justly dreaded by mankind, and
acknowledged In be destructive in the ext•eme
to the human system. That the properties of
certain, vegetables comprise all the vi, toes of
CalliEnt without its injurious tendencies, is now
au adm led fact, rendered Indisputable by sci
entific researches; and those who use tile 'Man
drake Pills will be fully satisfied that the best
medicines are those provided by nature in the
in:motto herbs and room of the field.
These Pills open the bowels and correct all
billions derangements without salivation or any
of the injurious effects of calomel or other poi
sons. The secretion of bile is promoted by
these pills, as will be seen by the altered color
of the stools, and disappearing of the sallow
complexion and cleansing of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each
box of pills.
'benzins' only by J. H. Schenek & Son at
their principal office, corner Sixth and A rub
Si is is. Philadelphia, and fin- wile by all drug
gists and dealers. Price 2.i cents per box.
New Advertisements
EDITOR'S NOTICE —The ondentlemed. an and,
It
for appointed by the Orphan.' Court ol Su.ate.
henna County to dbarthutc the hands In thc hand. of
Erl Deortt, AtlMlnielrator of the c.tate of John local
non, deed. will attend to the thole. of hie uppoo.,
men! at bin Wilco In Montrone, on Tucedny.Jannary alb.
A. D.. 1873, at lo o'clock. a m. Allpert , . Interc.t.
od will preeent their claim. at that time and place or
he ftrever debarred from comlne In upon raid fund.
P. A. CASE. A t.dltor
lloatroec, Dec. 8, "74 -Ov
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. The undersigned having been
appointed an Auditor, by :he Orpho...' court
of Susquehanna County to distribute the Nod In the
hands of G. IL White, administrator of the eat. 01 Elluo
A.Lovr, deceared.will attend to the duties of his appoint
ment at the Commissioners °face. In Montrose. on
Wednesday, Dec. D. 7814, at 1 o'clock, p. m, al which
time and place all persons Interested In said fond moot
present their claims. or bolos - neer debarred nom cum.
log lo on said food.
WM. A. CROSSSION, Auditor.
3lontrose.. Dee. 8, 1874.-Iw.
-276.925
-272,310
A UDITOR'S NOTICE —The understlyned. an A ndlt,
appointed by the Conrt of Common 'leas of Stis.
quehan. County. to distribute the hands In the hones
of 0, P. Little assignee, to and among the creditor, of
W. -NI Tingley, will attend to the dudes of his ap
pointment at the office of Fitch St P atson. in Montrose.
on Wednesday. December 01.1874. at 1 o'clock. p. m.,
which time and place nil persons intere,te In sa•tt
(hod must prevent their elainue or be forever debarred
from coming in upon said fund
L. F. FITCH. Auditor.
Montrose, Dee. 8,'74.-04
GO -.7 "' COMMISSD , N PAID ROOK AC/ENT.
On new nod most popnlar book,. byone the larcrel
rn
eubscrlptlon firms In the eintry. book• for I•LI c 10.:
$.3 books for 5i.211. Sc. ro boml.r. Send for clrclihre
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LIAVE YOE TRIED
rt.triEtimisA. ?
Weak, Nervous, or Debilitated ?
Are yon so fancubri II:Mt - any exertion requires more of
an rtf.lrt than you rl q,ohle of m.flong
Then try JD IttIIEBA, the woodertul lock and Invie
orator, whicn act, Po beneficially on Ila •ecretiae or•
gave at to impart vigor to all the vital loess.
It It nn I Ifohholic nropetlzer. whim Plll far a snort time, only to let the sufferer 101 l to a lower IN ptli
of misery. hut It In a vegetable tonic acting directly on
the liver and spleen.
It regulates the Bowel., tinkle the nerves, tad Ovrp
ouch • healthy tone to the whole system us to sea.. make
toe invalid feel like • new person.
Its operation Is not violent. lint is characterised hr
great gentleness; the patient expert. sic, no sudden
change. no marked results hot eruilmilly his troubles
"Fold their tents like the Arabs,
And vtimitly steal awe)."
This is no new and untried discovery, but has been
long used with wonderful remedi .1 results, and is pro
:mune cl by the highest medical autnnrities,••the must
pOWerftll tunic and alterative Monaco."
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43-4 w New York.
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99-1 C [ nay Al. 1674.-Iy.:
Administrator's Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.
BT virtue of an order of the Orphan's Court of Susq.
County, the undersigned will expose to rale on the
premises to Forest Lake township. on Thor-day, Jan.
Bth, 1073, at 10 o'clock. a. m the fo.lowlng described real
estate, late of Joel Terrell. dec'd. All that certain farm
situate in raid township, bounder. on the north by lands
of Stanley Terrell avd pp :Inc highway; on the east le,
lands of Patrick illeCahill and hand, ph Torten: on the
south by lands of Randolph Torre!! and tether lands of
estate of Joel Turret! deed ; and on the meat I” lands
of Stanley Turrell, containing one hundred and fifteen
acres more°, less. This farm In Ins cur • desirable prop
erty, having upon it a fine atone do tiling house, gots!
basis and outhouse...an abundance of choice fruit tree,
belt,: well watered ..ad well and immanently fenced.
Also a certain other farm sl mate In aforesaid toe nsielp,
hounded on the northwektetly side by lands of Robert
Under ill, IL F waded( nod Stanley . urrell ;ou the
00.1 by other lands of the estate of Joel Tarred, deed
and Randolph Terrell and 11.F.flandrIck ; on the south
by lands of O. It. Johnson and on the went by Lends
he e Sate of James ntone deed: containing two him
dyed and three acres more or lees. and about one bond.
real and fifty acres of the same improved_ and having tip.
on It good houses and barna, a thrifty young orchard.
a valuable atone quarry. acid plvsly of wood and it area.
These Lerma adjnen and together constitute the tonne
stead property of the late Joel Jarrell
Truss er Sat.a.—Ooe third ol the purelta, moue)
down; one third in one year, a.: d one third at the de
sours of nary. a Id.. of Joel Terrell deed ; the latter
two Judgment with their Interest payable annually, to
ho secured by bond and mortgage ou the pretni,s
HENRI F. lIANDttiCK,
WILbUh J. TUIIRELL.
Forest Lake, Dec. S. 'l4 -6w Administrators.
Nona Better !
Iwrite I.llciee In the ("flowing ecimpeniee
Franklin Fire Inn antic° Arovie.t3.3oo,ooo
=MEE
Germ Ma.
Niagara. '• F arm
York. 9 0.000
Queene„ London. 10.000.0b0
No ••Tieer-Cate —All National Board Com peril..
and op a cnnnequenee, pound and reliable. hoeing lug
been trod and tawny. found +unity, at all. who have
met with loam v.ut my Azeuey.wlll testify Tbore who
have patronized me, will acrcpt my thanks. And to
these who have not, I can only •.ny, I promioe to do by
them. If they will favor me with an application. as I
do by all, pre them Insurance taint fur their money.
Very Respectfully.
ENICY C. TYLER.
Hartford Accident Inixtrance Company Po Idea writ
ten from one day to one year by
lIHNIIT C. TYLER.
Join the Masonic Benefit Assoeisilon at Serration.
Apply to HENRY C, TYLER
Montrose, December 8,1874.-ti
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.—In the estate of
/I F . :slant Corey, late or Lithrop.deed, letterevf Ad
ministration in the said estate having been granted to
the, undersigned, all persona owing said estate,
are requested to make Immediate and per
baring claims against said estate are requested to
present them without delay.
A. 0. W ARREN. Admini-trator.
Montrose, Dee. 2,14.
♦` UIIITOR'S NOTICE—The undersigned, an Audi.
Li tor appointed by the dodges of the Orphan's Cote
in soft for the County of SIWILIC1111111:111. oneseeptione
In the final administration account of William Hoot.
executor In the last will of Abigail Jones deceased
will intend to the duties of his supolntment. at els of
fice, to Mot rar.e.ol Saturn'', tenuity 2. 1415, at one
o'clock in the afternoon. MI psrtie• interested nre here.
Sy required to appear and present their claims at the
Above „fine and place or be forever debated.
J. E. CAILSIALT, Auditor.
Montrose. Dec. 40-4 W.
CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT- Male or Female, $3 O
V per week warraniol, co capital required. Par ,
Millard and 'sizable samples sent free. Addrdis witb.
6 cent retort' stamp, C. aoss.
47-4 w Wllliamstuirn, N. V.
JOB PRINTING
AT THE "DEMOCRAT' OFFICE, CHEAP
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FOUR C.A.RMINAD
With every iota of unnecessary ox-
pence cut off—
Buying rat First Hands whole Car
goes of Goods at one time—
Watching the Market, and using
Cash when it as Cash—
Manufncturing systematically and
with a Business Experience of Four- Z
teen Years—
Ba . sang our Selling Prices upon
r ,
Money paid Down at Once, rand thus
save ourselves from losses and delays
usual to credit business—
Si:lrking Proper Names and Quality
of'goods on 'rackets, and in Plain Fig
ures, so that CHILDREN may Buy as
Safely as CROWN PEOPLE—
Returning the Mnnoy when Parties
Prefer to Return their Purchases— FITL.L GU.
Thorough Attenuon to all Depart
rnentra—
W,EVAILAICER
anal
BEOW2V.
Pilseellaneous
ff=iMMiE
For A, N lt i!kr.l h E r lot a 11, rboir. o o
Penn, you et', , th.• I, b• 1.4
ork o et. a lr et PoLkot, unioo,
rabltp and. 111,1.11.:,
bur,
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
In tlitlrnen.nn. 11.7 V of Ow h.-, Wheat and
Buckwheat roar c", -,1 •.;
(Mt Meal. onl
Packlngv,tlt. Ihni• and Itri.d lie , I. Drlndnndl'Anned
TOBACCO, CIGARS AND •Nt:l,l,
A new et or of and Slatea, and o fine
n tot- k of nttekt-i
:ysoat
and lot a of ollte, to tut Wown
and to an! 4). a la, in t.. 4. -1/.. rile, 0,11.0
nlnk.. 'S b, 11 • • I,Ti'l•
brlit • - 11.aet P 1 r v-111. Try if
au, yoa gill b.. ect:Vltif
1232M1:1
NEW MILFORD
MACHINE SHOP
the po:or I . ` , lO. 1111, .111( 12.;,,;;11;
11;;;U . ..rk...i111;• 4 Mot_
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(;Eu..l. l'I;IN l: &Cu
ORGANS AND MELODEONS.
The ulde+t. Ler,, , 1••• t l'erfect or) In
54,()0 0
1;31!IM
No other Mia.ll,l 1.1 -1 runwol ev. I attained the nine
rtrScnd for Pr.,.• Li,:
Addro,r 11.11.. - 1 , V.11L0, N. V
DIANHOOD: 11,,v, I,:i. 11..1%. 1Z,,t,.01.1:
IJIO/I I I II • /1./10/d / a ri , n ed dim, ol Dr. i'als es
well's Cr, Id . , d k/ 0 ,1 / 011Ii0 rellcal .n.re . n If h
oot 41.1111 /./ / 0 1 ' I I, /VI irt•rr, 4,1 or ~toi.al n eak
nes,. Il ..,,,,..• LI, , u.s: al I.,:s.ea Inipnli
lief:Sal /11/11 In:, .• a, It ~, ~ , a ~,, l: sp...h a:es : I. Ni as .
rings, e r . a'...,. : 0 1/.1/1111 1 0 11. 1.1 , ..ep5). ,:al FIIA :ri•
dlaced lis ,•, If 1 ~ '. • : ... ~ - •,,,,,. . ti rto ,I ill, I ie.
The crlet,,c, a : . t •,r. in i : , :a.IIIIII rat: , 1•:•••• Le clear
.y denional: at, f. ii a iii,rli iea, sitar, --In , pr.
:ice. that the :0,, or, r RRIR, Roo tart, of - I il -.hula to-y
he imillcalli inn, 1. , 111. 0/' I ••• ,t.a, 1• ,, , 11 0 / 0/ to:er-
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100 • , poRI 14 i ,
Lint a IlltRIlt• .4 cure . 0 / e - qnp., r, ,tn.n. and ed.-C. MIL hy rneans ~, soß!oldt to‘ery -141 - ,...r. il r Walter ulna
his r0ud1 , ,, , n Ina. I.e, in..) tore husirelf al:a:tidy, prn
vately. and floßlo, n I o ‘ o
This Let Dare -Inaii.l be in Ilia hautis OI ever) p.m; li
and every man 11.1 , ,, land
Sept , ,ua pia, any n;tdreet‘t
poet paid. cm i; c”,; ;.I - nitt. 4,r tw,yo.t eta top,.
Adtlre”; lb, 1 Ilt,l-11,1,.
lI.A, C 0..
Y ,k; Odin. Ito, 45,6
.1 BLATCHLEY'S
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:.. 1r01.,,,,i t l't 'UMBER WI inn
IT II l'. l'aetel,, Dim , le, Eli.:, nt.
- a awl Cheap Tt.• 1...., 1.:,,,,,, he tine
leant nen...). Attentien 1. e-perl.ntly
0 ihented no B,IAiIeSII
latt Init '.. Patent Itn.
np•••ent Int tn 1, lirep Cheek
Vnene. t; bin In can he withdrawn
• e Wheat removing the Pump or tiny
.. Inr . •lnn, the jonnty AI., the t 'op
_pe• ( n.onnle , in Inneln eye, erarks Or
e. Ale, and e :II entlat any ether.
7 4 for nate Inv Ite krt.& the Trade
f . e .
j .:: , • i r , ..1 00
ilfin:s, for
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I , nrnntnn . 1, , rlll.tt n elnle•nn
FI nn,e ...Linn et tan your
CHAS. G. BLATCHLEY, 115nufrirtarer.
~,,, , °lnane inn • If.. I'lnvadelplort, Pa.
. -
April 10.1,74
FASILIONS. -‘Sniitivf Illustrated Pattern Bazaar."
Th. ONLY Magazine that L3tYOHT9 STYLES and BELLS Pattanus of them.
Only ONE bouex & tai owns a YEAH with Aspienaid PREMIUM. Bee Mg 011e2beloW
2., ,:- an , :;) 21)14 2014 . 41
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Di y-rurTroN or Tritsr OrODAVINGS.
doi 0 nae,,,i,,.._tr,.r, I.a - - ,i1..1.- All Str...- i'lkt of Pattern, with Cloth Model, 0.00. o
301 n. 0 . a“rti , ..,- A.'l '...., - l'a.il tern, With ( lot It Model. 0.0 ree ls . 2011`i i.i. c i ...t ow I nique-Three Sults irrone-Puttern, mitt Cloth model, 60 cent.. vt
1307. 1.....iy's Waist -Late.t tlealirn-All Sizes-Pattern, mull Cloth Model, 50 cents.
21102. lioj a Solt-tuxes, 2to 6 )t.ire-Patton, with Cloth diodel,l3o cents. e
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2815 28f5 - ,:• 29 15 ROI
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OH it. Lativ's Coat WeNt -All Stare-Pattern, with Cloth Model, 25 cents. ~,, ...4 .,
2915. Omsk (i.e....1m -it wilful-Pattern, with Cloth Model, 25 cents. 421 ,
1216. Lury's 01 r.es -I at.. 4 and Moat Relish-Pattern, with Cloth Model, 60 cents,
2915. same. Cie:L- , ..rot.are oti others-All Blare-Pattern with Cloth Blade!, 50 mists.
2901. Lai) 'e W'a'r . '. ea or Jacket-All Slrea--ruattern, with Cloth Model, 25 cente.
We give a p-neat C LOT il 1100 EL with every pattern. which shows inet how to put the gist ,
talent tegeth r • ever toeing cut by the pattern. They are PERFECT GUIDES.
Amy Pattern on thin page mailed upon receipt of marked price.
21:121%. "Ltit= Dutyrtivata." I wHOLESAIIL rl. For R 2 worth of Patients at the
• marked price scud El 1 . 130. For 113
','SON,ni ..
uarth send 12.25. For fill worth Feed f 3. 110 P 060 :G 7 who
Cril tutu / H • 111. *3 for 14 worth ot neatens, will be entitled to this
" v''‘''.G Bzaar for one year FREE, without pirmicans
Aiii 1.- ,
a. can a.... SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR
` . u. ...=11 SMITH'S ILLUSTRATED PATTERN BAZAAR,
1,..... only One Dollar and Ten Cent! a Year.
al.. a
~.. ts. .tut And a aplondid PREMIUM to each Sub.
= scriber FREE I Sea below.
~... rea., Cr Ate Two of the above patterne and Smith's In.
' YU ' 1 1
stout Dross Elevator will be mailed - PlUdg, mPre
'',Ll ',ll;i i plu m, or ONE do o lla ur re orth of PattensePßEE,to be selected
:o, l e ' ..g_' C i f g u isTn ' or 111 ‘ ioi Io w I Usu n' Olt o il r fir r elleiffS t a2 ,
11 C a ITS EASTER 110LIDAY: OR B ' , 1.1' Lg. ISIS ," R
,- r. 0.'4. "NARY AND 11211 PDI'Lli.3l "ORthe t•HATItOSI,II
er cons F- . .
4, R. r .,;, " ITYI% ELCOILE VISIIPCII,7 Tb . cta c HROMOS mu,
eonL - 11 . Imam n, end SELL 92...W1LY tar from 111 to nti elms.
til.
oie.o h tn. Cr =1? 'OZ . ..9. crxdrrx3.
'r "'E . 'S. WO ~U lgh. ono chromo extra to the Person who
anainit e
ts. yo le
~, MO , to two P.l.e.riutru (12.00 and Mx stamps for postage
A p iA ,= CO Chromes and Rol:1.m)la onetime.
lifire- - etZ. -- re - 7.5 eCy.e...a. WeeillghetwoChrottiosextra forget, ortibterlbeis; three
cblomoy cattu or SCil n ; four Canners extra for eight, or YOUR CHOICE of en enormous
Camber of beautiful Premiumßi See 8ALA111,../ „Each Subscrlbermoutocui
threo .n tn p s to pip return ''''''''''''g n WILT ITIIVIIM. 50 00 i Cold ~.wol to
CCDLD °COIN 51c persons who get opal° t
est club locust Baz aar n
b,.raeen nuke and First of linearity. The person who gets up the Ltitr Jet Club will get
$l7O arc" old. coin, and a Premium on Tre.o Subscriber Sent ..n. exf angest 5.20 In gold
cola, etc., etc. Wo CAVE 81,009 in cow on last DAZAARAIO SO persoos whose
names and oddrerees will litouted bil th.. 3 BAZAAR, with the number that each on. tient. Get a
copy and ter. Sample cony mailed for 25 emu. "Smith.' Lutructlon HMV or .s=o of
Dreßemaltingt lu cents. 001.110 goo tuall..l for one stamp.
dddrias, Nen , plain. A. BLIRD'ar - rn SMITH._
P. 0 BOX 4110.1.5 014 Broadway, now York City.
OB YIiavEN.TING
fidence and support of the people of
Philadelphia, as well as strtingeris and
eothers now visiting tho city.
Remember the Four Cardinal Points: 4
111
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THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE 1N AMERICA.
S. E. Cor. Sixth and Market Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
F BEET DIALOGUE BOOK. To be aent „Twat.
Tprid for Twenty Cents. addreex lire. W. 11.
KING i s URIC. Tarrytown, New York. 47-Iw
- -
1 1 k r Val' I. Nll4l :0 1 1".`404',1N.17c;.%
erlling cbromott, ktereoorwroc Vleo - n. Map: and Cleats.
Apply at 01/. to D. L. GVERNSEY, Concord. N II -4w
GENTS, 46.000 Bones. Chang Chang, sold last
ss, month. Enabler any otr. to polish shirts, collars
and entre nud to new. ...hi only one cent to do a
noon ironing, and preserve u the linen. necersary as
1.0111, :1114 ...lir at riot. Mete Women. 13oye and Girls
form -lied with study employment. Particulars free.
an wossut elirrono Oren with each box for 35 cents.
•11,11 s Mate: Co. 7 Wert Sc, Burton. 48-4 w
•
300 PIANOS & ORGANS
NeW and Seen ltd- Hand, of irlert-Claia Mak
er. ...In oold at Lower Prleea for corh. or on
stollments. or for rent. In City or count." , dor -
Itra ttaese Hard Times an' the 110LIDAYm. by
Gott ACP. VC TERM 21:. SON. 481 Rroadway.
than ever before offered In New York.—
g. 'I to wanted to nen Waters' New Seale PI
SA .14.1 Concerto 41ral:km..1G strolled f7ata•
id,:.:lle. Malted. Great Induretnents to the
Trade. I discount to Teachers, rniinh,
tern (Tin relies, Lodges. Schools. rm. 47-W
1 . RV!. EYE: AND HAN INiTITIf lE. fie N.
11 ('lleriee titteet. Italliinore..Mrl George Reuling.
Prof of P.ye and tat teirgery in the Wath
toceol. l 'liver-I.). borgooii to ('boy:
The hit, h u dour reeidence of ihr late Chariot Can (Gird op 311 fl e imProvoieo. , l4
1..1 cht. latest tobool. of Fitrope. it r the tpeoffil
t rem noon of thle class of dresses. Apply by loner to
GEORGE It EU So.Nt. D..
—lw burgeon to Charge.
1, 14 lit
COVOIrs. COLDS, TroMISENESS,
AND ALL THROAT DISEASES
WELL'S CARBVI:Ie Tt,BLETS.
l'P 'NLY IN 131IXE BOXES.
A TRIED AND SCIIE REMEDY.
Sold by Dru,glAtn. 47-4 w
DON'T
Bet be ,otre to come to COL'S STATION, oo the
Montrone Railway, and
Ult. for What We Have Not Got.
ant we will serve to have It tomorrow
1 0‘711cik, t V 7 PO 3MCcv4O Cii-e=44
1* • FULL •560niSENt Or
It Vatag
G VOCE RI ES, PROVISIONS
BOoTs AND SHOES. YANKEE NO
TIONS, HATS AND CAPS,
CROCKERY AND
HARDWARE,
A tine lot of DRUGS and MEDICINES,
an of which will he sold as Cheap as the Cheap
est for BEADY Pay. All kinds of
County Produce Taken In Exchange
for Goode at the highest Market Niece
CASH I'AID FOR PORK, BUTTKR AND POULTRY.
or shipped to responsible Cott , salon Merchants In
New York. Oise us a call.
.ra NI RTM.
JON.. MARTIN & JONES.
Combining ell these merits, we
pinto our Business on the most SOLID
FOUNDATIONS, and invite the con-
OM PRICE.
With the Largest, Most Stylish, Hest I
Made, add Cheapest Stock of MEN'S
and GOYS' CLOTHING, wo invite, you
all to call on ue.
Dancuy a Co
READ THIS!
EIIOCHAT OFFIC
ONE PRICE!
CASH ALONE!
roi ft die kiAl:Ct ht ao
, 1: 4 p 3 11J
~~~~
WAYAMAICER
and
BROWN.
Miscellaneous
COAL !
UAL !
The beet Coal la market to be bad at the
Dunn Station
The anderelgned. bluing had long expvrienee in the
Coal trade, guarantees aat I efactlon.
I=l
E. P. STAMP. N BULLARD. OR AT
Will be promptly attended to. Can be rem at E. P
Stamp's, ev.ingt, front G to G o'clock
0. D. Stebbins.
MEMIIII=EII
11. iaa°3o ll l",
would call at , entlon to the New Stock of
Fill MID WINTE:II Loos,
Now on sale, In new
43 0 D
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, BLACK
AN D COLORED ALPACAS,
NEW STYLE OF plum's,
SHAWLS, WATERPROOFS, FLAN
NELS, BALMORAL, AND HOOP
SKIRTS, VELVETS, HOSIERY,
HEAVY WOOL cooDS, CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS, PAPER HANGINGS. BUFFA
LO ANWLAP ROBES, FURS, HATS
AND CAPS; BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARD W ARE. I 111. iN .15 AILS,
STEEL, STOVES ANo
GROCERIES, ETC.
In great variety, and will be 801 it on the most
favorable terms, and lowest pikes.
41. BURRITT.
•
Nov Milford, Nov. 11, IS7I
CHEAP CASH STORE!
We pay Cash for 00.1,3, and fell for Canh, and would
recommend
PEOPLE FROM RINGRAMTON
and vle.nity, vlaltmg 31outrose, to
GIVE US A CALL
before porchanlng elsewhere an It in generally admitted
that e, sell the same amount of Goods lot
TWENTY DOLLARS
that they sell to Binghamton for tiventy.tive dollars.
New Goods Arriving Every Day !
READ STROUD.
Montrose. Nov.ll, "71.-Iyr.
A NEW 49112LaNGEI1IENT !
PIANOS & ORGANS,
dt Lr B. Isboll's .Towelry Stand
Wttere a Urger and better elock or the following
',twilit will bo found than eltewhere In
Northern PentwylvattiA
I=ll
EWELIIV S CLOCKS.
SOLID SILVERS PLATED WALE,
DI.tMOND SPECTACLES,
and a aeneral as•ortmont of u.ical Merchandise,
Sheet M slc. Viuila rtrlegr. err. rte.
All Floe Watch Reps Wry !Solving Machines and Or
door. pia u-n. 11,) by gave Ilepaired by
L. Lt. label). V. Mt:Quash.
Isbell dr.. rlelhuish.
31ontro.,e. Pa
Sept. 10, 1367.-1 y
- f i e N 7 , OMNIBUS LINE.
The auderilgned hip an connibai lino miming to at.
cry Leath on the 1). 1,. h W., and Erie Hallways it
Great Bend.
I=l
Shipping or Ro-Shipping Baggage
at either depot will be promptly attendee to.
The new river bridge In now completed, hence there
le no Ferrying.
CJ.Ef.R.XIL3BG-1:11E1
always on hand to convey pasionguro to any pulat in
he nurronndlny country.
U. BUCHANAN. Prop'r.
Groat Mild, Aug. 19, 1571,—y.
VIE CONVESAIONN OF AN INVALID,
üblithed as a warning and for the bensfit of Young
Man and (allure who -.infer from ~E EVOCS
I.ols Or MASINOD, etc., supplylus the tutus of Self.
Care. Written by one 'et hu cured Illtarelf after ander
gotng couritlerablerlqacicery. anti sent free on receiving
a port pill! directr_o envelope.
tatigerers are inVitett to r.011(11011 ilk' nut her
NATIIA'AIEL MAYFAIR,.
P. 0. Buz tri3, Btounlyn. N. Y.
October Ttli, 1874.—Cni,
pAMPULETS CONTAINISO Tnr.
O'Mara Murder. Trial,
Foil SALE AT -tuns ORM&
COAL 1
(OF ALL liINDSJ