: +[~:
t *tileitittollo
' '.TeP,ot is a ,iitaino Odor. • •'
And uow, Esatouloy i , Aho e_xplorer ;
•, , '
• "
Sea laid biome ilot what Y ou:cannot
•
s .fit bvkall how many boo-ragouts:es-
Oluin a
ge te ca., or uses ate 'neon
"rertlerit. • •
k :The boreit of education children who
/Aato sclux)l.- , ;
Bismark , chews 8 . 1,4 at Atari Call
plug i toha4:*-1
I, It is eaaierto avoid a fault than to ao
qulre Perfection.. , . •
„ The tongu e Uautiot eitaily be' chained
1 0en onoetloose. • - _
The user o a vend) , stela show,4tou ,
Whoiour frienda are.
1 'Alex. Ste e a has 'got his we ght up
rto sixty-di pounds; ,
' To. grow up ,to the skies we,must be
phinted low in the dust.
7 , ion 'Francisco empties' 'one-third
',tritite liquor than Chicago..
Evil men speak that , Which - they wish
!, rather than that• which they know. •
The man who makes a striking kethark
is too often 44'4)
• 'Tht; Brook)ya Argue figures the cost
of , the - Brooklyn "scandal at $140,000.
A Verinonebank cashier should keel)
eight watch ticigs and_lour revolvers.
Charlotte Cushman is not . dying, or
even sic - -except of the reports that she
is.
A woman fascinates 'us qnfte as often
b what atm ovitrlooka 'as by' what she
Bees, •
A new , definition for au old .. ntaid is a
wopan that has been- wade for a tonf ‘
time.
Poyn'Dukin, .of ''the Amerluau Rifie
Team, is 'a heavy shat. 11.e' weight! 224.
pounds.- ,
poorett. coward may avold . Shaking
in Lis all'oes ; • By wearing boots 'or giling
Ltirelbot.
1 rof. of Rhetoric; "IVhat important
change t..aine over Burns in the 'latter pail,
of his life?" Senior: "I.le."dieti." •
„
• The Binghamton trs.pper • bo calight,
. three illundreit mtiskrate last Winter, ex—
presses musk satificatiatiut }di success.
Dailyiri will ( ( onb tlesv. be pained
.fokani that tlie Sheriff of Kershaw, S.
(.) Eas loviNl on a rdookev to satisfy
"11:3Pre! thatelpliiins whfrofny cloOtes
, lino went tor' exclaimed rut Towa.womat,
as silo found her littaband hanging inthe
• • st. Able. \
..
~ . . . •
' . All the alesand bucksaws f and in the• .rnins or•rotnliii are :of lizh make, •as if
constructed, for woinan's 1.16' Those old
ancients kitew their.little b l ines&
. .., tidie* Jet:mean Were -up riOrnlo ,
C ,g s
arolina • were all elected to the Pl
nor while citizens of the state of T'l
i 1:1' set., anA all lie buried beneath the sii.
4:1 . .Zip" ---- Obit;:faruicr --- ‘ 4 'wh ik- *za a l i f-i- a i -4g, 11 . 11it
•.. roaster sviinging on the top of ~..1 00. 1at
'i
as at weather vane can't expect his daugh
ter to move in gool society.
' 51 CAI ri t r
, s "My - lecture, laid 11 a, ior ta•ora o
1 Ivill be brief?' ;A., to kip hit him at• that
instant, and heannounded : "The tneet
.,• lag' stands atljanreed 1" ,
, •
t" exclaimed a lady coming ont
of the,tbeatre one evening; as a gentle
- noun accidently stepp'ed on her trailing
Skirt. "Which one of us ?" blandly re-,
Vied the man.. , ' ,
Congressional Proceedings: "Mr.
ton addressed the senate.at, length. in fa
vor, elf seating .Idr.Pineh,back on .his 'ore
dentiins.". Seating.him on what.?.
First Iioy=«I say, Jimmy, there's no
wt.t; , r, It's frozen evert wbere." Second
Boy—"Bnlly Maybe we wont have to
:W=ith ourselves till the middle of Spring?'
,tk. Mr. Chew was receutiv - arrested in
Ph iltalpiiia,baving three living 'wives
_from which he has never been unitea.—
Luilt wiTe had a' Chew-to.back-her. See?
Miss D. sends us a poem entitiedy "1
CAll Hot Make Ilim„ stnile," 'tire:, cannot
publiab it unless she'gives us.the IlaMe of
tbo yon'pg man. All the
~y9ting
.. teen we
kircyw .
A c , rrt. , spoudent of the Baltimore Sitgz
lias 'fun iu Yl a rida a' young m
naed
'Shc was chruatenea after :a
battlo of patent raf dthclue which ber
esteeffaill.: • • .
"I' " re6 ' 4114 miPence Pergaii" extlai in.
- 1(1 . Ilarfington,' looking oyer ' thO
Current.: bless me,' what is
tile world a coming to when gals are val—
nvd at only three and sixpence ?"
•
P;sitt.nt, to doctors 4ter nonsiltation
" , .( , vii tlie worst, gentietneti: aln fgo-,
lug to die r- dontors---9Vb : are divided
on that qUestion, sir; bat there;is : a ma
, Jority of .pne that you
Young Ilady—Are von goofil runn - er,
DelibOy? Mr: belloy---Well, not,
very ilrlstate., 1 mitts once in a mile racl,
and, tiluy_grave: the three quarters, a: stile
111sta:1(Y...start, vet
win.
•A 6 rvdT - I r ookirfOridivianal , Sums,,beard
•
s.ty,to'n friend : trettr fellows; can't
yosiftdild rue,a black weskits. for a short
. time,' My.auut Betsy ' died a few ,days
ago ~and I want 'to talte a short 'mourn."
,
liaPpy by , fat- is the ,man „With ca.
, t art h
Phan the one trho is perfcpilywell;
lie is: ai,e,.`of those-who are &tied by the
, ,
From marry .a horrid :.smell: •
ttJulioB"why '44)01:Ion oblong Tour
ataftPt the §104g 1 07-2 - t`Kase l ,;;ltir. S - 120147
do
s.. < ?'
Dinah:it'd charged Ala colored - in.
ifeelittr dtspoonse
"•I'4'e:tint:rid telegraph . ,--itrife, 1 don't.
4es, for my part, now they send 'letters on
!ere VMS without tearios'eui all
mil, they don't send the paper,
• ,the zit just so 1)a the 'writing in *fluid state!
Nit,t t e t e e the - theitteaca,. Bull ? said a red.
lair#4 l ,Woman aharpely, -to her 'son;' who
bad returned with an tempty, jpg. 'l*Tone
in the city, mother. Avery 'grocery, has
a largo, hoard 4 tltttsidel l itlth lettera chalk.
T e d o
-u it,'N.p." Molasses.
• ( 17ow t - therelitt tinishod i geutlernan for'
lot6l Jeu4 fitepee. l 4lB ho - gazed upon
.`::the Peoefi' o the'tn.gineer.tPat hbeen .,sttraptal gip anti
Otthereii. 10 his fathers,
after the I' - eatiattettrpt to, - run a train on .
iothtag• -, ,... , -
lkom aowt" iirased a big
boy Oa vp Griswold street
yosterifto ;IV lie: ' l4 b/eatl'ubtoM :demi
,szta UM; bv,andi'vesPt to
11 0 :4444416 ;14ww., brivP 10 the
woodittottinta sofa the Ahmed
Pt-sgtaiirlifutio,
r -
,1,1'e,-. , :;'7,:.,;,:.:."...1 . .:''' r-: .‘':.:.4,tu
gi4ot - o - o''.o,‘":
• , Spittlng Inca .
‘. • BY /Aunt.
bitting in
- • Flying an. steam,
_Head against the casement,
torearned a curious dream
:Yet ;Could not think it
All a thing ideal,- '
For, - though very monstrous,
was very real.
First there cartio a gentle - -
Han in patent leather,
Collar, bosom,•wristhands,
'Haglati fn. the weather ;
.In.the heiglit4of fanhlon,
• Watch-key, bat rind
' And with air'protintil,
' Spit upon the skive,
Near biro sat a par;a6n,
'Telling him the Lord
the great revilvali,
Messed the prenohed wen)
gut i my.dre am'discovered, /
4 No *is not abov e ,
Il ltor!OY•dow"• I llo•ouC t
Spitting on the Stove
Next earn° a traitor,
Pockets full of cash,
. • '•
• Talked about tbetmuntcy e -
Going all to , smash ; '
'Wits the "women's draft:sing,"
Did-the thing, "byjo43
• Sipped ..a little brmidy,
Spit upon thestove, „
thought 'twos "qtiare'' like
To be‘sitting still, -
A.ll the while again'
OVer bog and Lill ;
' , Twits a glorious counttai
Sure, as ho'could prove,, - -
Equal to bls bettors,... •"-
Spit aeon the stove.
•,
Witlms, perfumed dandy,:
• Potting On his'air,s,
Flourishitd diamond breast pin,
mooed in, car,
alked aboutiLamoreaax,
",Such a'perfeet love,"
Twirled a carrot moustache, ,
Spit upon the stove,
Little boy in short coat
'Wants to bib. Man,
Following example •
As, the surest plan ,
Watelies gent and parson,
' Copies every move,
' Andovith Pat and trader,*
,Spits upon the stove. •
Soon the dying Tali car
',Reeks with nauseous steam,
I,,adies almost fainting,
Children in a scream,
r
•Rusband, asking lady,
"4 - hat's the matter loye
ilktm a glass of water k'"
Spits upon the Stove.
• On we go.istill flying, `. •
No! a breath of air
Pit ler Christ.ian people
In that:crowded car ; , • z
Sickening, fainting, dying,
Ladies make a move,
• Gent throws up the - window
. Spitieu:pou the stove.
Talk of ladies': flounce,
Rihbons, jewels, flowers,
CrinOtints and perfumes,
Oostlo, idle hOurs l - 1
Put aij faults' together
Which men can't approve, •
And ifiey're not thatch for •
Spicting on the stove.::
Very Ob
. '
The other ereniug a kind looking Old
man was escorted to a room on 'the third
floor of a hotel, to pass the night, and is
wasn't lye minutes before the bell indi
catd that he wanted to see a Waiter' • A
oolored boy ran up, = stank ,his head , into:
the_ room,' and asked what' was wanted'
and the old man said he didn't want any
thiO, hut the' waiter was hardly ••down
stairs before the bell ring= again.
4 •l)iciryon want suffip I."' he inquiredni
be ieatlied the room again.
replied the old man as \be
opeEned the door. ••.
to about two minutes the bell rang
again and this time the waiter e;claitn
edi• • • • '
• qf 'son 'don't want nuffin what you
puflin' de bell furl" •
"I li-silt to oblige the waiter," said the
oldm au, ; ..1
"•De waitab I Obligede waitah ?"
"Yes; it says here, 'please *ring, the bell.
,forlhe waiter,' alud if; he wants it rung
willing to oblige bim i though I'm tired
and sleepy ; but Ar 'Shan't pull it more'n
fonr times more, unless I know that some
of his family are, siqz."---Detroi.l Free
Preis. I 1-'
Lateiy.
They:were Married- the morning,and
immediately stepped aboard the cars for a
bridal tour to Sau Francisco. They at
tracted considerable attention on :the way
.hy their honey tuomi Ways, and created
gond dela of quiet fun among the goocily
number' of itmlici 'and gentlemen who,
were passengers; In due time the cars
entered a tui:nel, and all for a few mo
menti.Were enveloped in darkness. All
too soon the cars emerged into the broad
glare of the noonday `sun, and our loving
bride and grooin
,were discovered locked
in each ' other's - 44 tins, and exchanging
kisses ate rate seldom seen in public.—
The pas.setigers tank the situa4n in
, about a second, and a itpotit went, up that
tearly . threw the train loff tbe track, and
brought the conductor to the scene on the ,
double quick. , , •
'"Pass it arptuid,n; Yelled big man who
was on ,bis way IRest to get iris wife.
"Go back to the tinnel,” said another
to the conduotor; and as the newly•rnade
husband settled back in "biateat he was
beard to .say ,
"Sarah, 1 thong : at tunnels: Were longer.
Darn railroad company anyhow?"
lUtark on Nesqulliem
Mark Twain;in a recent letter to the.in.
ventor of a peculiar niosgniter net, talks
after tiiis,fashiocu : "There is "riothing
th'ata. juit and right feeling rejoices in
more to see,a mosquito unposed on
and put down and: brow= beaten m 2.1
gravated, and this ingenious; .contrirsnee
will do it. - And
.it is stare 'Ong to wor.- 7'
1 j with ''too. - A fly will stand nfinnd
curse: his invention tilt languagelitterly
fails Lhave Seed them, oit bun- `,.o_Z
dreds of times. I' -like, to dine In the air ia"
On the' hack liporch suinmer, and so I
would .not be without`':-this 'portable net ,!
for abYthing When , you get it loisted
the , ilies lave to wait for;the senoid
We shall tite - the summer'day ixone when
we shall sit under our nest in thitreiti and
slumber peacefully, while.the . unfitted
flies dub together and take it* , of - the
minister.; Therp are: heam'of ays of
gettingiorecieus enjoyment soutOf these
charming .tliings, if had tinie to point
them out and dilate =on VI a Jittle."
New Bedford has hit-one whiter lekr—
a 60119011Xiguiten
.1' ' ,
At a,late meeting of .the %itnira.FarM.
ere Club •• Prof. Hufftnan kaid I' want
itd.enter my protest agailitt the USE , of
Fait on hay. It will pwlent the barn'
from burning,..but it damaies the. hay.—
Cattle will eatsalted hay but it not
good for them. I would- raiber tuse'llitne
rf oneor the oth,or - mutt beiused7 -I 'start
with the proposition that tht :very best feed.
for COTS grass 'but have
giaSB *inter so we*,tlice bay. The-
true plan is tO•aet that as, ear like-grais
as possiblP. Let us comb i ne- bulk ; and'
qttaiity hell as we eau and we 'shall he
dying, as well o,naselves and our cattle
a 8 we• can; i;
Keeping Tiles Vows.
• I . - - 1
, :'The firroerS l of, 'Rolland, though
•
cagey recognize the ail-imporiant aid
they derive' frorik their cove ,
frequently
ver
co then in summer '
with_: hien;
kets tied in places' to guard them from
the attacks.of ineects, and. to shelter them
from the frequent .raw, sea winds. It is
venally, too, to set tip ;in the riiisture
fitds convenient scratchnig-polis against
w ieh the cattle, may 4rib their sidesand
_
necks With evident ad ntage.
80, e agricultural amieties 'ara.offeritig
Tpreni*
rem'' for the beet Walkinit . borsea,—
his ",r good fora beginning, but the time
*oaf; Inewlien the ' rgetniutri, lia , fos,
tura c -.each fair. Walking --not. 'ruu
046 -
fling or og-rig the farm gujt, aid. a
..)
horse that will walk four mites tin beim
will Zit - trice the work ofAie thafcrawls ,
two" `witlo,
1 4 ',Costug ' an Y' l!mre_ far 4 4 1
.keoPlitg;:-) . - ' ' , ~ ,- l- -
,
iiiihtel.‘ wOti4ties in NiiWittia )nrse
graßge nthem: '-, • ' i
-1- 1 ' :. . . , I' • c .
MIIME
L
A/I,OIN . I . IZOS.v.i I),IIMOCRAT, _-1. - FST 181 1876.'
6 2
gtougeltottl.l,
1 Coneen4 I 'Horses •
._/„: i '' l ~'• 1,
,1
, ;:.i4i, otOck journsal ii Banda /says :. :To
, k'eep hems'. in heal h. when not;' hard
1 w orked we i}ted no'' nixtureal we have
; ode kr.tiu in
,which tl c nutritive elements
are P. rOportionato(arranged that .it
cannot b e improved ' LAM ; p f ractice has
ilti
long. adopted it. Me . felert l o oats, But
to keepliard woi kin horses iin condition
is a ,ver,f different thi g. Oats alone are
not c'qual,io it .nor.` n any; oilier single
grain preserve both 'l ealth add condition.
The' fact is either c emical ;constitution
or their physiological action ''is defeCtive,
an *o mug, by mixing different prtieles.,
se alterihe nutritive—value, ind.io bal—
`and° the - phnical actions at tsj produce a
jibed which will 'not disttrrangS the'runc—
tions:or,tho animal, but which will sup- -
idy - all the requirements of the body;
"To hard worked Men oat meal is no
efficient Subotitute for beef and mutton,
;and for bard worked horses oats am.inef
.ficient as compared , ' with brans and peas.
Experience' tells us 'this most plainly,and
science explains it by showing that beans,
peas`and, tares are almoit identical with
beet and mutton in the - amount of mus
cle forming material contained. by each
-Whereas oats contain nearly 450' per cent.
less thaik either of thent.' •
!'No*, in horses, or' other allimele ex - •
cessivelt worked, the;.-consumption of
muscle is far in excess of the waste of
other tissue, and the blood must be sup—
plied by'a corresponding large atnoudt of
flesh forming material. To fulfill this
reqUirement we must give food containing
heavy percentage ;oT 11 itrogenons .ma—
terial, otherwise the . digestive,organs will
not be able to supply the requisite pabm
lum. Beans or. beef will wily supply it, oats
or potatoes Iva] not, even if- we give au
,extra ' l itimount of them, because this en—,
the consumption_ of such ,an. ityl
inellBo buld of 4aterial, a large pliipor—
tiort of which is indigestible and non
nitiogenons'; that the digestive 'organs
ore overpowered and linable to reduce
the mass to a state iri wbichsall it's value.
thavhe atiserbed.:-.For these reasons, then;
we say. that the. oats as a principal
article, ot: diet. forlexcessively hard worked
horses is! - 11)31111014.
If the it.,. rofully fol
lowed; they Will .41....._ sit. iesults.
- Sri iukle sulphur 0'.3.r coarse snutr iil to in(l
'nest to keep- off :vermin. Remove - your
heh 'daily; let the liens roll in .the dust
hot: near by; feediar,'d water regularly.—
Aiiply a little dry sulphur upon the flown
anii under wing o the chicks us soon t - s.
the chicksernerge, from. be hest. Scat
ter powdered shltiltur tbrouilt the hens
under feathers, alito ilurinOthe perfcxT of
setting; she must be ker4., / free'from lice.
Alwa:y's set - Your; hens fti' , ' the 'eyeitin4,
rather than: by (lily-light ; they will 1 hi,-1
more likelyto stink' to the. nest Afterwar.d
and tor two. br three days;at first, be Ore.'
fel that they are .kept ilndistOrbed.. , On
the,twenty-first dliy, when the elliclt:cns
are coming out, lehve ter to herself until '
all are released, alien Trait twenty-4(3'4r
hours the little ones to, get. upon
their fee Commence fey ling with soak.;
ed brea.d crumbs, [rice and hard boi ed
eggs. Follow thiS up for St. week,-4 en
cook soft food .and broken. wheat, t en
cracked corn, chfpped meat Or soy ps,
aDd alwayiplenty of g:een fotntuntif he
grais , starts ' Waih your roosts aerasi ti
ling with siiirits of turpentine or keros no
this prevedis the :Accumuation ol 'lice in
the poultry . bouseil,.and the futhes of this
pungent oil permates the leathers otsour
fowls at night, kind drives, the vermin
from their badies. • , . ~ ' . _
The Tree Nual u 4l. Retentive
• 'So. ;
, .
The pear troe - requires 'a retentive soil,
in order to give - good, returns, -but no'
when water stands on Stifface or ..": subsoil,
The loss of fruit trees within thiee years '
in Illinois, is estimated at '‘about •three
Millions of dollar', and that the tetentive
clay loam subsoil hi the prairie ;lands is
I
the. Mame, and hat the lifarmrs have
adopted the plan f ridging ; theirli'3robards
by repeated plawi, gs, commenei:ng at the
same ridge and en'ding at the sante - funow
to remedy this evil. We do not aiprehend
that this is eimpi3i owing to • therr - elayev
subloil, for in New England wefind that
pear trees flourish[better on land with a
sib-soil or pan or 'clay, which 'prevents
the percolation of i water thiongh it. Sne.ti
land requires a gob.ii system of draming
on the quality of the sub.sdil ,Sor -retain-4
ingi or piirting With. the water aUd \ heat
Of ithesti the worit: is clay .kept wet with
suliterraneous w4ter, so ilestructive 'to
fruit trees, and thh'best are those Of elav
resting on gravel or porous 'rock. ,:This
last is the best fo'r ,a gaper), because,
while the water Oda a read,y means of '
escape, the Toots of the trees are preven- - -:
ted from extending top deep into a cold
and nnoongeitial roil. ,
.. '
Sal(o4 Hay,'
Lemon Preserves-.
0 li k o,und of , pfilv?,rized loaf `sugar,
, at, ,r pound . `of buttei : six eggs, "and the , .
hit of lour. wen .- beaten, the rtinkof
o'l moms graied,and.the juice lof tlire.
ix gether and Jet it,:eimmer.till orthe
' a tenci. of honey, ; Be.careful to - stir
tlx , time !or it. will be' apt to bArn,
Walking Inorses.
MEM
Isllseellatteoui; - ,-.
Whatl About.-Vegetitie. •
' , . t •; • - - - 14 - c ify
Oortu 0,1871. • . • ' •_ •
}l. - Eentresi; Req. ". - • • •
Dmir Sir--t hare had cnusiderablo eiperionen with ,
the Ve„mettne. for dyspepria, general debility and "•
pure blOod, the Vezetine to suzierlor to alt3 lll -Mt which -
t.bareeverttred. commenced taking Yeget Inc about - '
the Middle Of last wimer, and after tinfing 4 leaf bottles J
it entirely cured Me ut dye,pepsl.4 and my blood never
Iras In No good Order as az the present - time. It will
- Alford me pletkonre to give any iturthr4 particulars rein.
Lye what 1 know about this good' medicine to any
one who will 0111. "or addxuft , we at zny'reeidence.3Bo
&Mena street, 4
-
Very respectfully,
•" MONROE PARKER.
, '34 Atl\cna street
SYMPTiAlii—Want of appetite, rieuig of .-food and
wind front the Of t emeach. acidity of the-stoniath, heart
burn, ttryntss and whiteners 'or the tomme
morning, sense of Metes/shut in the stomach and bow
sometime rumbling. paint costiveness, which is
occaslonaltrinternuptcd by diarthta ; paleness of the
urine. The mauth id Clammy, or has a Pour or bitter
taste.. Other troutient-sscoomos arc watertirarti, pat.
p tion of the heart, headache, and disardera of the
senses. an redingdoulde, etc. There is general debility
languor and asetsiorito 'motion : dejection of the epir
itti, disturbed siecp,tud frightful drctinUa ,
Gamed Fifteen Pounds of Flesh.
. - Bourn. ileitteleC 17,1872
11. - U. &ravine, Beg: •
Deaf tit—l. have had dyepepela In its worst form for
the feet ten years. and have taken buttands of /lettere.
Worth of medicine without obtaining any 'relief. fit
September last I commenced taking the Vegetine. Once
which time my-health lies steadily mproved.
• My food digeeta welf;and 1 hare gained . filieen pounds
of flesh. There aro tevCral others to thie phtce taking.
the YVAP44, 411 haw! . obtained relief, -
'num , : ittily. :
, * ' • THOILAS E. 3100IcS.
Ororat+tr of card room, Portrumuth ClOllllll6
-. ALL DISEASES OF TIIE -BLOOD.
If Vegetine will relieve pain, cleonse; purifyan t taro
such piss:wet. restoring the nctle,4 to perfect health
atter frying different physicians, many.'remedies, suff
ering for years, is
.lt, not conclusive proofs If you are a
Ruffoter yon can he - cured t Why ff title itmdlelne per
terming ettch great cures ? wont tti tlht blond ht
the circulating fluid. It can truly, be called'iliu Great
Blood r)rifler. The great sot tee of disease ttrlginates
in the flood ;.and no medicine that does not tat direct
ly upon IL to purify and reuoVate Lae. auflua claim
upert.puhlxattentien.'
•
1 . '
.GOOD
..
D EVIDENCE, „„
. ,
- -. • • CI iiC/NRATI, ' iitalk. 16., 16 - $ 2,
Nig. •ri.ahsTrxEms : .
pear Sir—;The timbottles.ht WgetillesarniFhed me
by your ngt.nt my wiL: bus used S.viiii grout in-trfit- For'
a icing time she lin4d been trsnbl i vkl' lic l th tlizr.ive.t.s and.
costivenerf, ; these trouble* are now eiairely fenioved
by the bee of Vegetine. - , . -
She was 'aloi) iroubleil wi4ll dmiciutin unit general
delallitY. and tab beeut.taily boneilted: . .
1- . - - TIIOII.AS 011. , NWItf::
229 X Wrahnt 1:41 eet,
11E' LIA.IIL-LVIDENCE.
.12. - S•rrrks
. .
Dee.r Sit , H. - wllLvitet 011.7er:01yr:chi my ; t,it In, .1 - ly to
-the great. atmiu:ry4;.u. 1.1::.); 0 Alr. ,, ,“%Y..ri.eelveti ht tiVor
tof you: grettt 'dud goad . wedielUe...ll 7 ,e,vti 0 c , , iur I dd
11,),. think cht)::„...it tin 1,0 ,nYla In .21., vrav,e.'...or 1 vas
tr " l ; ll)l ' nr°Vi ' r lil'irt Y 312 . 4 f- Ivi.P) thai-dteadial ithaf:e. l .
CalA rb, ...! . .sip.'h ,ci rut!' 0.h.1 e ,, tul 2 slC2 - Pells. That i • woad'
ileCin 4 . L..; 5 t-riongli I cuulti • iIeYOL 11.......e r 1e auy ti,ore, awl;
I , r e.,.. , •eziiin ~ s 014 ,- 11 me : fttld I do 1,1 la thank. t3oa ell)
•tti,: , ltcata tit I. 1; th,yr 1s zei good :..- Lee. , i - ;' - ne as Vegetlue,;
"and I ell , ! - 0 L ink it elle et' the te , it ta Ce l W's.ror.congb.,•
I
and weak 0,1n1 , 17%; feertaas ::: ilia erhinach, and 'advise . '
etmr.yhotty to tyke di.e Vcgv. it e- .1 * *,,.:! 1 •:at) , tip. 11.1,0 them
it is one of the beat teeth e., ne:, that ever mar,
; 1' • - • Rat , : L'. tiOllE, .
Corner, Mizaziae ;awl Wal,:ztv. „ treble,Cambridge.
ll
1 ' . ' APPIZEOIATI Zsl.', • .
, , . .-1 •
•. . 1' . - . our,: z,.(7..Qu, 31,C.:11. 3!atcla 1 . 111 . 1;.0.
11.. R: STSYZNS : . - . ' i •
This :s teit'et,l:l:F that I lov t it ,, ifll yoz&r "1.11 - .4:4 • Pr0..
pasatiOn." (Ctitei ;el IQ: Ali . ~ ,t r,ll,y I So , * '.. - cfs•er.; ! y.: ars.
.1111ajilikik 1i5.3T, ;at .CrOPi... - 0. oF L'ajak‘lree-.11 , uw:ool or
Ith"11,;121;te aft.,?,e'hi;ltt.ir 4 . :11:•: , ..% be tti . .-elii r e z - ~..,4,..., , , a
bloat, pittliler auti.,+prir.g . .tavttier,.. , .u. lit 18 the kert I ,lllng.
'I
ever 11=ett ': andl •a ye 11. - :'d 1.1:1101 t. r.rl:,- , ....: ~.. t CAD , .
'elle 0 .: 1 ' 111 Y i'f ;r ollieert' ' ,l 10 ' 111 .Y' phq . I.a l[ - 0 k:, u? ;qlcllg.
Inciliciu.4... x.t.n2n.3 rf, , ,ez - 1.1.,.;1,, . 1
. ' - :k...;.5....%.. li. ''...q.N . ?.,: r i',CJ:Ll. ~ -
e ',. , N. 5 , !„: •, ' \ . -1 0 Fa' - •-
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Sultl by all 'Dru--W- - ta tty ' V(II , V where. `
tr. . .
pAIN,T.S Ai1ip•01..5...:. • ....•.- -\ -1
...
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A FINE
B. P. LYONS &Co.'s.
.Moutront,scay 14,10.74, '
c#EFErrs,,
CARPETS sO AND. t,/IVAnDS
--Less than N. if.. Prices
May 14,, Por Sale by 13. U. -LYONS &t.:l
SUGAR, TEA,_COFFEC
and other
p .. VOC3eries
Al Low Figures At
WALL.*C. I III) •WINDow
• A Large Stock, _
And New Patterns Received Every
Week - Direct From the • "
• - Allanixfactory. •
. IL R. LIONS & CO.
pool -1 1 1 132-pal,cl. •
Coattit. • _
Clark's 0- .li. T.,
- •
and John Clark's Spool. Thread:'
Witite, Mark s and Colordd—frorn N. to, No. tat; at
5 cents pordoznn. • For aide by , '
R. LYONS it CO.
.ISlonp•ose. Nay 1617.4--ti -
' 3E-3C. ~. , ,1 6'0". . .17.- E 4Litl2
. iNV c .t 4 4 cap attettqon to tut 'Nets , S totqc 4 o f ~
SPI4OI Stris , 'MPl
ta it 54 tbe
-Now on .A.W. in Dew
••- • •
.s"\ftnlv., a:
,9
LADIES' • DRESS GOODS; IILAOR
AND COLORED 'ALPACAS;
STYLE OF - PIiNTs;
SII A WIS. WATER-PROOFS; leL.tN
NELS;I3ALMO - RAL, AND I.IOOP
SKIRTS,VELVETS, 1.10:$1E11Y, •
%BEATY WOOL GOODS, CARPETS, OLT
CLOTHS, PAPER HANGINGS, BIWA, •
. LO AND LAP ROBES, FURS, HATS
, A 'CAPS; BOOTS AND SHOES,
1, HARD WARE,TRO.N,NAILS.
• • STEEL, STOVES ;Om
.GROCERIES, ETC, • •
In great VartetY . , and mill bit sold on, the most
14v9ra1.9e terms, and lo wet prices. _
BItRIIITT.
New 3filTA.)rd, 44 - Ist, 1875.. -
Where Now P
.. • _
Wily V 9 A. N; BULLARD'S,
AT TIEE IIEAD OF NAVIGA, TION;
SPRIMI .z SEN) WilEkr CLOVER
AND.: TIMOTHY
- .
Gardet(Seeda ot,iliidncts,iiie verv,beitt.riorir, BuSli
• 'Tea; C: Ogee, Fisb, Laws, Lard te... etc.
Potty citie,cit.ettuiall. catme - ti nesting in part
of.Peaclies, Mums. Cherries, quinees. Strawber
ries; Pittb. Apples. COM, Beane, Tomatoes, Pens, Duck,
Turkey. Lobster. Sucentasit, Pia*. 'iatlince and Apple
Butter, Deviled Bon, sad lots of \otter:things quite toe"
wimples to utentioli, alba, which win be .seld tc. nil
Yin& of '! 4 P.d.T.R.ON.S" for r4dy pay at prices tbst
7Zaery: Oc:bztaziotiticiai
and strletiyipqn the principle et , Lot -
CallAild see At ; A.:14.11.13LLU1P8.'
lloutroiesApriltlB7is. •
IiANIIOOD RoW LOST 40 - w: RE-
f ,
I - , STORED I, sar:lrdeit, 44 . 4 ittiterl erkedive.,,,
,
a .o4isit &oat • • ~- '-• . . •\ • .
&tot pi:Raged., A new clitEtob of -,
,Dx:estr.V2ruNtrzive,
Ortralsratzo 1 / 8 1.1.7 on the - flatcar 'Ott err:thank
midicinqnt Apermaterrigmt or &urinal Wealcrte..s,
, voluntio . tit:initial Lesser. Irontenoy, , hietual and
1 ,Phhairra Ineapanity. Impediments to, adarrlage„ etc, r
r also ConSampaetti - Spilepay and T Int*. induced by *mei eXtrayamtuce. itc. • • -
The celebrated author In this admirable Sassy, clear.
.deriactustritteedlrout a thirty years' mieceseln I practice.
at the alarming conamucoccs 'of , self-abiree , rutty kiet
Mikan/ cored without the dangerous 'Ale of itaerwtl
medicine orthe application of. tite knife: poitt Lag out
airiode of rare etone rim , 10, cortalo, sod otrocturct, by
• trikatie of whirr/ fob , 4 ,,, excl., no matter what his cent I
dot on may be; May, crire. hint 4 cl:cheaply.. Privately, and
• . , ,s3rs hit Iwirro„rbonlii ho fp the Intruhr of. every,
.. Setit under l' 04; lit aiptain envelope.' io;asii - i%ixterizs,
'pet. mild i on toOokot of- slx, ctri t 4. or rNropoirs .stanips.
' Address the Publishers, -- . • ~ ,0 - - '• •
• - CHM,47. C. iUJNR, a - CO.:
... -•
_ ,•
ipr 138 ; 1
. .- , in Bowery. Ne ir - YOit t i'ost: Ptt i ce.Pcqv. 4586 ; -:.
B. R. LYONS & CO.'S.
- 14* -46Orsi.
Gann Rosonaifill & Co.
Is the p~aco I;here ion find tho bastasortmtn!,
neweet. - sty!es,andlowit prlcuu in
.
DRY GOoDS,t MILLINERY GOODS,
- • IMAMIIADE CLOTHIN9,
I CAPS. CAR
PETS, &C.-,
' ' !... . ' 1, - -•-• : - , ..,. '.'', - . -
initiate Turn shiNs!-Gtiods, - -, i -' ' •• '
Wit'- ' ' . ' • i
E xturrote,triez,Lactr,.. - • •
-IPac-a-, Clitlicicgadeolored,)...-" ' .-, • `
..--
,
. _••
‘..
`lThrois'boded Of al! Di.iiiiptiono;
',..1.1.,' •• : - .
i :-
• ~, a 4. land ra..ble -Bn-e4da.,,,
' --: unttlrevie 3 malpsra.sbib, ...' - - .
_ A l'l , :ptli icti !-i! ., ..,cer.!11.1, and ckt.).:,,:r ;x, clsr,
tilitu;nit,"l7lC - orierii ai.d. Straw ‘.`,00.?, ~• : :
i
r, , , ,. , TAT.;iO-y9e'p,7, , ,_01v2>yq.., Noprnt ,
F,iiglia lITh4PiCA . CIi 014/6P4 t . t
. ,
I iitibiliiti:,t , r,(i,ii.. 3 11f.iu"G2.:
1 1.1.16 - 4 13t,ze.0., '..,qt.f.twig • .
. , • •
B en., SCarfu, muwk.r...hiesi ; ciareets,
American n 124 .In2rnled Rink Silks,
ikfuOsisciier ' Swbi Multe, : ltltholy
• - •
• ttipeutiers, &inss,Efe,tl E x e
- :itt , ot-c-1
utilhart - weleeei ii - IvetY:EllgUilVe Stork ol hhor
‘, O
me: Wooed ,goculP• tradXuAny =tura , :‘ , Y4. buy opt* ferg
17 for cask Ira lbelreforo vilahlrd 'to 4611 at at Ow. L
FKIWIRS as ally party, Ilsasetal sad opayfut - t. your
.
- -
:or` tiff
"4, i t .0 ottinTt
IS EW - 14)1111N, G , 044SIMEItEs, COAT,
' 4
1 C1 1 i1611 4 6 F 144
• . ; 1 ;1 , ,
I l End - } 1108 1 ' ;Nii 1:1114 - &MI
111.0: DOS4o444l:iitisting kraftur'.,
'' ) * *44ll° ' Xnf "tbe:/arr-
33e3aa i r 13P0,-
•'• .1 • N
LEHEIM
; .
114's lust'i:et4rric:(l, irvra New. York "Ivjqi a hirge and omptete assortment,
GEORGE
of.zy..;:gppps;:,.pL9TKlNg,-- Booir'.'&:,:.:--SHO.E;
Eats and Caps, /k
Notions, et,s4ac.,
Filling 'his Jails nreniWtaryl ou the National Itotel Jgrouniii We Shal
remain here with (mu- new •
13R1ON, "STORE 1S COMPLETE ON THE OLD
••
Our stock is new and bought with elm , . wAI,. , 4erefotore, o ff er the largo
assprtmetit. 'AO be.it btr•gatiis in the county.' •
•
•
WButter arid Weiluce shipped., 'lig:lest price and pruniit returns gutirauteeil
Money.advanced' wheodesired.
Gre . 4 . 4en c d; ut}.tli,
MINER, : I.: 13 IN-0-41:A . NITON:1 N.
_:-T-'.,
'~i73O~'~F.SA.L~I T~EI112,~ R IN
lIVERY STYR OF FLINT AA COMMON UIIIIIINEYB.
Hand
Bronze I.,:mps,(C,pal Lamps, All Grass Laza* Hand Lamps,
ligrners, Wicks, Ehades, Sha-do golden; ac., daz,
• .51,:t), 11ANL - I , :4lClan: (),F . •
Tom. AND JAPI- ANED! WARE.
6 , „,,ttilte-A r 6R Lott a 8 Ung. Otte" til S.Waterft.Ntte York.
.Ordor* by' Mall , iotiiitzty uded
p-,::0: - .-..4_, - L\i. - . - -Er2i7,-;:
i..,-.1—,, ..,
•„,,-.., •,...4 , .. ~ ~,
GENEIIfiL tir4 ,, f,.--- - ,- -i- ,:- -,
• •-•- „c7-4-, - 7,74, - :•-r, -- 4; , ' -I*. I.7IZMP -4.1) , V ,...,-.1.` i , . I'2'
storolotd :1: . . : - g 17 ''f— l', ;.
t..s,
. 4 ' g r.4
:
Corbeit,sville, e, -- T,.4,•,- 7-fl p--•-----1%----- P 1''•;: 7.. ",:,
• m ii i. _ ,
...$...g 4
r1415=3X4Pe;.0.1141::., :F : 4t .i7!' :;:r1
.1.• ... , .....15:.&” •
N. "St.
.. . . .
..•• . . .
rsinTS'llosel to tit.ll.4c.za on ttv, 13 Vi . l . r.ll - 1,0m11n. , , tr..rit IV.lrx;i3tnt (in to Aiontrose,(osn to Conklin Station, on
-
A. the Delawar, LacicasOlontt, awl Wtf , tvra Itailro-l. Pan: ~...: ato:pDitiLt at ttO*St.ition will And it. conven
ient. to Elinor. The, an I havc proper ccoac‘-yq.ccc: to carry tli tin , o atripth CC they watt to go. !have been treat
ing ray !rouse and lisrli . teakiniz ;t more coLle3iiecit to enter :;;,, ti.t: public. Thatilclui for the many favors or
my old friends and will be .. ,- lad to s , :e theta nil t'. hen gull:galls nay. c . .
. .42orheftsritie. If. Y., January 4,'1.',V.,„ t f , - , . - - , D.lJ ' ".111131iPIPI, Proprietor.
I'• • ,
BEST JOB 1941*TING . ,AT 11E1 COIVEST RAILTEO_-
1-41 ' We gro continually new tnaleri,4,l toislur oflico4 no with our,'
,
Large
,Stock of SOB tuft and ,FOTI , Prirtaing,Fresei, l we Defy Competion
Bottr in Price arid qtiality; 'Other
SPRING ..& ,::SUMMER
1'
%%15
WF;y: GOODS,
0tv431. , . 4ruitxptscll).
'OllOOO stid I .
batebele,
•-' • ,
ugg*. /AP -Belies aid Dusierki:
O'Neil Silk, Threid,
A thmtilidrie and tioddcaislest
• I nscrtiii i, 'And r4*18111,--'
:,-.-,i,:-,--!: -.1.-:- : :_....:1--.:...' -,‘.......,..-.;.- ::• -...,.....::-.'.,-,,-....
....:: , .-MOrchiizt*qtr4or.ig.... , ::_:;. , :
....,.
...., ~.,.
ttS'x,;,t , r44.tit
some
.414
- tiaii) - cos - a-nr
EIMM
SPECIAL INPUCEMETS IN
NEW GOQDS.
The - Ctuitom Departnient
'ls now . under thi eiiiirge of S. H. BAB—
;
•cocK, late of Nese York City, and form- -
exly ;with O'Hara it Co., which is a full
guaratitee that rf - cittinot be' beaten I?)
any house in. this' city.
Our stook comprises all the late Styles,
and will lie sold at bOrtom prices..;`
•
.W 11 1..t•kf.jarit.1.1.31".45. -
•
. ,
At W. mith . 41U 'S
' s
•
Ext it 4 tvp u I tort War 3roorisiou will dad the *melt,
VIRST CLASS haw CoMMOy
Zltri : tr4 X 11 1 8 . - CriitE
- 1
• Ti11:4,3 . 0 t r
ilitectloit the' sxiin try;,o irirr,
duty Luctit anttat. prices that atztliOt fall to gtve 0,0111
p,ctical. • Wiley uns4.4 the.Yvz - z.blit .
•
EXTENSION TABLW
in the CottOrr pa j'Aiiiii ri , thew.
ICr ,I;u iii it> I lII' a vie 1"017 4, ix.
• of all ktiox don tat the.lip test luau::: '
- all ,Zze sart. X ! Orr 111 3:2 23 AI „
' • ops-J. ousit i nios.
: 1111t.r i NO. I drril*RS,
r ........
AM 00 ON I , IIATIIAkit3EB
tic
. U NI) - .- T. .K .
Tte,#tet 4=i,_b a ei. L , knit "on To, ie tA,,. - Ade:l%44W * it.
Id
Vcela.. l 3 l ' ~. 1/ ult" u 4 4 l u _ . Ifavlu utt complettto &
.4 tv 449 MN MCA:. clt t, It I D th e a u , te , i n
uttentug Ws %co lot , wi ~l ie utpt , l .to promp!,qttitt 4t,
.tukt,t4tUtuty4utivuitt =- ~,:i -,. - .. 1 \ ~., ' .
- , I ".:. -,_' • -- 'Litt W.: MOH 14 8 0 ' -
‘,,,goutroutt";liu.'. ,Istr.
,ite/2.--nuti-,41,-
• ' .•-- • , •:-.. ii •• - • - .: ..,--- L .Y
GF,O, -14.,.-Ti.N.flElll;::
Y.!4:2,.1.:14, 345.,
Proprietor.
• , •
or Colored 'Fork. 1 :f t. ll \ :.;*LiEY 4k, cntl443
HAWLEY
FOOT
57 Couh Street,
An NOW RECEIVING AN TM
;NTENS. STOCK OF
1 9
MENS;I & BOIS ETOING.
CLOTHSi 1 I
CASSIMERES,
FURXISHING ? ctOODS
1, • •
- For Spiingi►rid Setiniciai• trade
largct. the place,
(mpposito Excbango !Iola) .
• •i• '
e. Fool% o. M. Llynorkr
:.I.;igl34mtpu,'lN.: Y.. APril 7th. fags.;
:11ONFX SAVED !
A. S. MANUEL
• i •
Ilave opned, at . the `old location cf•M. S. WSBOI4 in
tita Brick Blbck Montrose, and we• shall be`pleascd to
!ace allot oar old frienda'and the many new ones we
hope togain. Our stock will couelatot .•
GEGEA. RL
Store Ago
Onrbettsvilie
• •.
inlarge quantities arid variety. Stone-Ware. Wood
Ware. liouse-Furetshing Goods and Groceries. ;We
17e311 giro part:cnlar attention to the Grocery. Trade
andteep a ',full aseortrocot'.of Teae, Sugar . Coffees,
Parany 1 - , , •
--Jr.
Grocpries & Provisions,
In full fatuity, Balt find Flour. •We shall lei* eon
*tautly on hand due brands of flour at much /era than
old prices. and warrant ,to r please. Otxpda delivered
promptly to 'onr.town rxistomers.
TERMS t•L-Onr terms Will be strictly • ' .
•
.
(cash or prOduce.) aphis it will be well to temetal.
her, as thisiwill be the secret to our low prices. We
atc COrifidellt that by calling and examining 'our goods
and prices I oar will find that It wlllbe for yont inter
est to try ofr goods And terms, .
JEFFEUSOI4 GIIIMP . II4 Y.
ItMatrose Map, 131 h, ' • •
qA:R I TER, - ABBOTT
4, JOHNSON,.
.771-10 1-I xlgt A T-xl 430.
'HARDWARE
Blaeksmj ' &upplies;
.AND TRIINKS
E‘lacripialt's #t*tewie•l, .;G ociday
BITRRETT'S CORN SHELLER
tarc,9. Am) Szis Vi,
87-Washington St.,
HAIN9IiAIIITON, N. Y • ,
Oa. 10141S - 15.-1i; I
~3~.,R~ ^ V ~l ` ~3. ~. F 3
GROOM
wiszwcamc.a..shevi.cizr, rm. -se.
RETAIL ,
mamas
wa°oBAl4' ANl'
;-IAnDWAI
tiEAvt. AND _ _
oDs, -
3, CARRIAGE GO
BLACKSMITHS' SUPPLIES,
OAK TANNED LEATHER.BELTINO ,
RMIBER, BEtTING• AND.
PACKING; ETC., ETC.; ,Efr,0,..,
lIVAit.DIVON it, BONS'
°M a td ia t 44 6 08085-011?
• • t AND ;101116MIERT13- •
•
tte• 'laid. ant 'Fa tes,
• . 110 13excil4 the .WOrld '
Binieusuitfm, 0c.t.14111;1514= . •
'arp en.ter''
riONTIWTSi* Meirtincturvi ut, All kinds„ Wray
N.) arctiati sad torgetlice them to o s l3 ll Otatif Itittbk.
Ana ntstaliondoir e -Sph t Bando, paw*, 04.Virludow
Frames', inoisheil to ordcr, salt Blfildin lad
paperse tp9c- ' tinploy norm but, expot
encoct wpr, a. leatop twat Um Methodist Ow")
KoAttoile, A1(175.- 8 / 1 • . • •
Iron, RarAwartottur
MN=
•.
WAR/
•
I ".1
lEl=l
•80*D., i 1. - 4': - c:o4i_WIN
' Corner of Main and TurapikeSts.
MECO .
-BEALL= u
4 I" Co VlOlO
TIN AID SHEET-Hielt WIRE,
13uildels' Hardwire.
CUTLERY, ETC.,
ic.3r tlia Sow.
Thanks too & z ratendiTor fast savoii►.
' We 'would be moiettanktul to one and all Who know
they hate unsettled account itsrl th ua; it they would call
dnd settle by the middle of March next: • : -
Feta 4, lola. -; - - '' 4 A• ' -
;
NEW-
!NEW. STORE,
NEW GOOD,
GRiFy i i.4s - ..._:&._..-snR.E. ;
Iron; Nos aid, Harhu
; OP JILU: ELII Di, • •
CitOCKEß'Zik_Gia
Itcs4:tcl.ya 3 4i3r,
DEA.a.R3 z 2
•
IRON, STEEL, AND NAILS,.
PMIXERSIA2iD,MECIILNICS' TOOLS
r - • . * : 444.144, for
SEAT SrEpl OS, STEEL TITO,
TOE CALKS - and VALE STEEL; dolt„
And the Improved
EDI:MICR PEED CtirrElll3
The Cheape4t Place
TO BUY
& OGDEN'S,
il shel * slBllnk tß Ull4ll46
*-e: aro AgOntis for
w. • cocMacnry
BI,LUNGE 4 SPxOO.
~~afiwss
Capital Represented, $100,000,000 1
iniS, Lin AID .11601DENT•nrautuog:
Ltireanool.London t.Olotto -, $ 2°,00 0
Royal Canadian Inn' lance Co,. or iloutreal,Ca s .
ads. Capital ' Itec o ox ,
of North America " . 3, •
g l in C° .iireinii.Co., Pk l / 4 41. . " ~ " ' W
Natlonal,_ Near York, . ':',.." 4 *f . 5004
los, Co ~ ntato of rann'a •",- 14 .oto
Ils ion !d stoat • , P..?
1%4
pycrintlag rite - 44 ,
of KO*
$ 5, 000,000
Merchants'
4.50,000
hanatater Fit* Ins. Cii. • - " fito,oot,
Pita AilklOattion of Phila.
ATetnutanla, of Pittsburg, " 400,000
Pet:mall - rants Ins. Co„ Phila. I
ramp Ins. co.. of Ph Ca, ,
2sacoo
Cltrrite Ins. Go. Providence; R. I. 0,0(Al
floxet Williams Us, Providence, R. T. . • MAO
Watertown Int. Co., Watertown. N. Y. • fro:00
Home Ins. Co., N. Y., C spl tat an 4 llorplas, 14,fi00.003
Atlas lire Ina. Co.. Hartford. C't. , 4 wow
13attehr4 rite int.., c 0.. c. spits 1+4,19 argue .113,400,000
flame Ins. Co , .Colutobtn , , CI. ~, toy*
CitlzetlOttelna. Notvarkg..7. l, • . 300,000
'rho andereigpetiAsl3!E L AopiT for the follow
In g companierfor Northern ran n eyltan is :
Piro Association of Philadelphia.
• LIIIMUIier Piro Insurance Company or Lancaster,
The tritium:co Co. of the State of, Peonaylranht,ot
Philadelphia.
• • if X. Ml' MI .
Minn:Vl:mai Life 1 Assettli 135,q00(.00
Squattest) Lite,PAirs., *. #44014000
.40 1 .00.1.7a3331Vir.
Travetevitna.CO— Ua r tford , CapitalandSurplustiCoo.oC6
Railway Passengers 4 46
$350,000.
Ttie under/ Igisect hasbeen weilktiouretotbliconntyr,tot
thepast 17,years,ii .en Inturante Agent. Losses sustained
hy,hitiqonisinles have +away. been promptly paw,
, o►'Olticeupstai re, In building - east from Banking
0 Mee. of liVm. ft :Courier C 0..& Turnpike street.
HILLITIGS STROUD, Agent.
r .CRABLES U. s.mrtn, Mut Manager.
S. LANCIDON, So11c)tor::
Itontuase. Nov. 18. 1/114.
i ~ a
CHEAP SASH STORE!
"We pay CIA for GOOdu, and soll for Cash, and would
Commend .• •
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PEOPLE g FROM BINGHAMTON
•
and ile.nlty, rlaftmg Montrose. to I
GiVE US - A CALL
!peters; pure:basing efsewhere;so 1 16lenenalY adlidrled
o .
that wo sell the samuaotoat o Goods for
•
TWEN TY DOLLARS
that they sellinißlugbaiiton for tlionly.firo dollars.
New Goods Arriving Every• Day!
liontroto. Nov. 11,READ ,It STROUD. It
NEW P.
a 5 2 OAINMUS
- 'On nadirelnued his, an onnilbut line running to er
ery train on.tbe IL L. a.;%V., and ifrie Railways sj.
Sl4ping Batiagi
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. at either del4-1111 he promptly attendiattp.
Tie riew river bridge:is now completed, hence tber
Is rib Ferrying., . •
40 . 41 .1T-11.1.45.C3•Xit .
always on hand to convey passengers to any point ilk
the surrounding country.
Greatl U. 81/CHASIAN:Prop'r.
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J. if BAWL ei s. B811:341:11. lEI 0. BLAMING
BIDIGRLDITOIII atABLE WORRS,/
, [Errmusumo ni .
BARNES BROS.. & lIIINDINC,
DkAtEREI IN AND MANTIPACTIMERS OP
gialin &Amnion Parbico, , .
AMERICAN' AND SCOTCH GRANITES
_ . ,
Marble and Slate lilantles,
2.G 'Chen augo St., Near Depot,
Ifayl4. 1871. • DENIM MAT ON. N.T
NE‘YORK TRIBUNE.
'‘TheMding Am cities!) Newspaper."
THE REST • ADVERTISING MEDIUM
Daily, $lO 3 year.: Semi-Weekly, $3. Weekly,s3
Port33e tree to th e Sobseriber. Specimen copies end
Adratreing >Rates Free. Weekly.~ in clubs of 30 or
more, only $l, portage paid. Atdrees •
n3ll Tin TRIBUNE, N. Y.
- . • wikEREN9gt. IT HAS EKR TRIED
iIIarILIEZI* MS.&
has established itself as Apar iegulator 'and seas '''' - i.
'mum for • disorders of the sir arising from Im
proper action of the Liver and owels. •
- IT IS NOT A PHYSIC, bat. y Misstating the se
active organ's, gently and gradeallgremoves all Impar•
tri
Wes. and rentates the entire stein.
`• /T IS NOT A DOCTORED BITTERS, but Is a
VEGETABLE . TONIC
which assists digestion, mid t 1 stimulates the appe
tite'foi food necessary to Doi rate the weakened or
Inactive organs, and :eyes str gth to all the vl4l for- '
IT CARRIES ITS. OWN' COMMENDATION, as
the large and rapidly me:easing sales testify. Price
One Doileee Wile. Asir yott A r'druggist for it. JOHN.
tyrcqr HOLLOWAY^. & CO., Wholesale Agents:Mlle.,
Pa. • • i tows
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MORErAGENTSANTED.
Martial •Deeds of Pennsylvania.
Firat;Fdition Etdittuateti.
• ( Comprehensive. tit and honcsble."—N. A. 17. S.
Clitnette. Phila. "Tbo Biograp are to rbe praised
for thoir accuracy..—The Preet, dila. "User riOd pa
; no library complete without it."—Sunday Times.
PhDs. n.Your account of Gettysbururis the finest, full
eat, and very best •
litstory or the greatest battle of mod
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should be withquil. it."—Bvt. Maj. Gen. lftndil. Piffle,
"A jasttribute to distinguished services."—L O. Cur-
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Parsons; Harrisburg. - "Your Getq_aburg Is iheJustest
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dress T.. 11. DA_Vlti., a CO.. Publishers, Saneom St.,
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AND: ALIJ THROAT MEARES .
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WELL'S , CARBOLICi 'TABLETS.
- BL s BOXES.
p AND SURE SEEDY.
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ba . PEIIELI:tiGAAPH.
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of our own theresult of yen of lealdanat andr.
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formals or nitwit; is not approach by any other *tile
of l'icture. Men rid Women want d now to solicit or
ders for Copyist "and Kula:erg small pictures of
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Friends and Los e Onos from Ttniypea,Ambro 4 /Pes.
Photograph* and ague/hums Into tits new 'process
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maneut haaluesa 4 tired. Sccd.f tall Instraction•
to Cluomsoy & Co, s bindlo, $406 DI Let hircut, l'hiLa
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