The Montrose Democrat. (Montrose, Pa.) 1849-1876, November 17, 1875, Image 2

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Circalntroit Increasing Vrilt:lB tut Eaot ale
our:ltinper In Northern Ponnoylvauta,.'
closed in New York,wu Saturday
At net. „
I°iotli4
.liisi . l..,o.4''uoiie v...ci.ie;t4lisu.Pe,nill
.~' % ''l~ - ..r i
tO7 littlithers of the immortal
Light,l3rigt4eu* clirgct, at Battiklova
325 wti ltrjeii.. .
_The hard money ptattortn dal much to
re.dueeit . ho Democratic vote in lite State
Qt ITti'tit, '` •
Wright. greeniapot in the
Chlernegg Aler aims Are noble it her
Ames•lsigtioble: .
The Iting organs claim that they were• ' • - -
trying to Fare Om °outman. schools. All
mistake:. They were tfyiii to secure
elle public etealimpi.
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Mutt-au mujora t,y has imtuered
4w . ii from 20,000 ti 11,000. This is'eur-
Oacat, for. praotioul 'purpoSes , i but .not
much &boast of. Had half the Demo-
ortats who staid .at home , . come out and
;voted, Peys!Ong would have .been elected
by a handsome thajority. Next yrar we
hope they feel interest enough to
cinne,fp'thi polls and help to win a vie
, •
tor,
•
The . rr4ority for John Lee Carroll ; the
democratic governor elect 'of Maryland;
is 13,326.• 'Plus is: the interesting tigurc
by Which - the democracy of Maryland
made a descendent ef Charles Carroll, of
(arrolton, their ce,niennial . governo,r,,--
-When appeati next year at rhe , cen •
• 'teni)ial celebration it is to, be hoped that
the RhOw . .Y.othings of Philadelphia will
u
• not tuke u n due alarm. .
••- • •
for the, time in., many 'years the
i4inngn +e of §uspuehanna ha'e elected
litirt4on et their eon ty . They
have earried:Sheriff.,and Treasurer, two
ot , :ihe;':ntorst.• jrnportant , ottio:s -in the
aye whittled di?Wn 'the: Rd•
ieani:-majority tigureithat, leaves
future Republican , cictorieS
,a
,matter-of
wave -.uncertainty., Next year 'the
grand:Presidential contest, we.texpect to
,
• iroloothe Suequellanna back to the Pemo
6rittie fold 'where she naturally belongs,
tint - 'irinu which she wandered twenty
ypars,ugo. ; ,I:wenty years wandering, in
the wilderness is a, long, time, bat it is
neier too. llite'torepf4a.--zSl;ranani Times.
'- -PACT. NUMBER,PfI?ST. ,
We ,shohld not feel like alliading to any
charges.made - against , Ili . befo're election
but for the fact that, oar standing befOre
coiwaiunityas ao editorof
. 4 journal,
m
deands that we be. impeached orvindi
ca!eil,by the'tirith falseliod of the de
'xiials made by our opponents,: arid, as we
' said, belore'election, we are ready, to meet
,our reeor as "welt now. as then. It is
4po tho people :of this ~qoutity,,,that the
tants set tO,rtlt iii,our paper ,at, that time
shoulii , be admitted. or disproVed by those
+Oki ignorantly or wilfully misre'present
ed as; so that - those who hereafter' make
eitli an attempt will meet with the re:
cqption dui them. ',The Montrose Repub.
Tican rind th,e :.Radical; speakers . who ad--
dressed the people• of this county before
election, selentrily asseeted that . we had
falsely stated When We said there Was u
! , five mill jail tax" aisessed and , Collected
iapressly for jail purposes and that,there
- I. , riever was 'such a tax levied.; WO give
below`a facsimile 'of the tar notice of
1867 and'eivery one' who will refer to his
tar noticeti of 1867 or 1868 Will find them
precisdithe same. • - . ,
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to, SD .ts E. 7 : C •
-so p - 94 • rr• ,
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1 4 1 Ito epy an 'asserted the
fi4et.
,4 4 'Agilse !!,that
'AfivileY•kne*lt whc;il he, stated
repeat tliat(Abea "fire -mill jail
tax" hits' `ft*l,4l -- tt 4 t ls ool)ected of the
*ll4 l * . i3fifinty ever`~ since it wit°
"ist itssesod, lor thassertinti that
4093,000 , ,,hadbeens,e9lleeted,for that par—
. pose and applied to some ottko s tontrary
tir; wf,re - aiiso9need as base and
There is^iio, particular hurry
at. as liti3N!,44 we,, will giveanihk time
rem#ll and iirgumetit,,bat we tis•
.monri tbatitite ItOnt ruse Repukkalt shall
104v:ejt8;stiitenietrt , by -facts and -figures
theni
or ignorantly ate
is'oulf ihrougb
the sairte_eopioe‘ that it: puyie . the charge
thttt iipati-bcipoiably correct
. At air,investigation held at `Wincesbar
* nu VAnesday - such evidence or frauds
4 :V4:lo l !ieliettfitka';liturns was opened al
',',kespiteamlcvioig, Prothonota ry Dr. S.
-Alirluiliter i - Michael Oauglien, his ehief
clerk, , and..Peter.Waleh aver in.rthe saw
'Or igiAlq'tibb for. %their. appearance at
eViiit: ' - '.lt Virg a' 'clearly proven - 4 the
Pa 4 c B .ri.iti '*. i ) r°thonOi
rY rfo office
'.:O t early:all; alight VI; Wednesday, the night
succeediAobe ' electron, and were the
, nibst , likely s - persons. to perpetrate , the
!ioi,:itqf•''''. l o;oo 'OO grand jury xkuniKi
1 , .F# 0 lo!liviiii#- them' IlilOo'.‘ 3 , l ** B ' a
' 111 tiifTig, : eraalqs,-,.destroying;:7Dad.: 'for—
•:.gtn g' - 1 *iiiiiispeiri!. ...- - The vvi k denoe is
ii4C' iiii* l3 4 ll glithat ttle*pOod
i
li*lihii3OWeie it
' tbiy ei,4W r O or.
Panifi i Prompt .action :;o il
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4tioprt; is urgent; , , th a irusied t alt
i. - Forptit,rtiodi3 will be 'ilititell out to tti§
A ..l#Ctli,-4.11 TO.' U-OBB4E THE.;`
, MASURERSHIP.
We: have been aware for - some.months
of a scheme set on foot by the county
. Treasurers . 'ocPhiladelphis i Schttylkil4
and Litzerne counties, to gobble the -of—
, floe; of.;Treininrer ;for:. another; iear tenger .
than the Pelvic elected, them for, by a
fatioiedjeChnicality under the tiew state"
constitution,nnd that they' have been, n
.ceninninication with other outgoing
"country" Treasurers 'to enlist' them. also
in thaselieme., • About forty in nureher.
have combined for the , purpose and have .
subScribednioney to . a fund for employ
itig counsel"- to Present their scheme be•
fore the data ;court,. and since 'election
-we learn that.• E. G. Taylor, the, present
'Treasurer of thia county, is one of that
number. Ma, should have . alluded to
thiii subject before the election but for
the reasen thatlie had no idea that Mr.
Taylor Wotild attempt, to usurp theofilioe
one more year :than • the people elected
him for, tauter. 'any circumstances, And
as he Wainot i a 'Candidate we did not
sire to, present him in, that light before'
the people: .Siuce the !election we have,
learned frotu his ()inn - mouth, that he in.
tends to do SO if it were possible for, him
and the'alting" are biacing him up to it.'
Whether this scheme would ever 'have'
appeared, to the people of'this . county.
had deorge.S.Siniiey been 'elected, never
can-be demonstrated an-ti of course Must :
now. forever. remain nil but the'.
province of conjecture,. of course, is' a
legitittiate . aulAt•et, for the taxpayers' of,
this . county.
The poitit raised` is this. ' - 131nde . r' the'
• .
new . Conetatittion; Treasurers are elected.
for three years;while Under tbe:old 'con
stitutinn i . theY.:were elected. for but two,
and Mr4Taylor. watt elected before the
.tiew coustittitiOn was: adopted; and the
election proClamition of theyefllighSher
ir proclaimed to. the people.that a Treas
urer was to be' elected 'for two' years; and.
the people voted" for hint - upon that. basis,.
but . the new : constitution having _since
been adopted the claim is' that . thia'.tech-'
niealitYgives hinz:the power to hold on
:to tote officeatioilieleiyear. What can
people think of such;. a -usurpation. after
the election by them 'of a successor ?. If.
the - " Ring" or Mr-Taylor had informed
the people before the Sheritrs proclama
tion for 1875 had been 'issued or our.
County donventions . had made their nom
inations, of theuf Intentions' (which ...we
denounce as— technical.
tricks,) there* uld
• morishew - of rea
srin and hones • than' now.: We havE.
no' belief-111*a . , court' of this• nommen:.
wealth can' be y pursnaded packed' to.
decide in their ,fa*Or,upcin a point so hos
itic to common sense 'and 'every princi
ple of justicki;.yft :the very attempt in
them is 'just/se : worthy. Of populaiindig
nation as if .they could succeed. What
can'the people concludein the'case in this .
county, only that the qine will . attempt,
to hold their .powerby force. when. they
arerepudiated by the people ? Can this
be elatmed as,it . Charge made ny us when •
their own 'action - his Placed . :theln in-that
i'ght before . the
,people-? We leave it for
,them to,exprain.. • •,._ •
IMPOSTERS.4MPOSITION.
• The followin n' from the Philadelphia
and.‘ forcibly
peas our experience an,d opiaion that
lewe copy it with a full and, unqualified en,
domment . _ .
; Some mouths ago we took occa.sion..to
Ayi,ll . attentlo:4 to a combination. of
Aence 7 men located in. . ttie city
. of New ;
;York, from where they prosecute:an
'gal.bilsinesit through the ;United: States
made -under. the guise of the publisheri
of :a.'newspaper Directory. We say guise;
for . ender. the ostensible . -business ..they.
'turn a s ystematic, anblusliing,and per. ;
43istent scheme of.blackniail., Those . 'news- - 1
papers- that .are riu a_, position to refuse to
have dealings with - the ~Directory..pnli-'
...dithers, are ,punished.. With having their.
..eirc4lation .underritt4. in the
,so-called
' .Pireetury,' ~ Journale that do. the bidding
of the Cott cern . have their eireulation'Oyer
mated. The. prociotas:.,..Directory-: 7 .
isotnpile4 principles,
patty attitsiaipleistitii forth reliable
guide attvertisers,whc.not all
.aware
the Directory, riiay put confidence ip the
niterlY • unreliable
publication: PuollBh
' .-bireetacir,y ie only'
entail part, of the' calling a the firm
They are - Stivertisin4..agenti
sii - perfltions -'"- rtii.iille-nien
..standii.g.between the publishers and .pub
lic, and insistiiik on a . good' round cotn-4
mission fOr'their fifth Wheel-to•a-wagon
services. Titne - and--agiiin we' have refutied
•iidertfssrtieittatent us, by these itreipon
becanse:tyi 'have ito desire tct
tiiierisny:deulingn wit 'them.
' ,. When in these cedurang we' denounce
the - concern • as a" combination oVconfi:.
- den'oe-nien, thought'. that -.we
seetired iinmunity'frour. the -impo:tati-
Wes Of tilietof imposters: • ;Being - kicked
of the tront•thmo does not.in the least
affeot..the - lensibilitiesi. of .the Directory
-pubtiehers.- • They merely, pick theinalves'
"up -and ~ conie•.arourtd--t.the. b ack-gate ; 'arid;
findingithat bolted; they, :throw insulting..
missives over the-lentie.....: . Several.sueli
documents have: heenlurled.'at - us,: And
;AC i . .tint . ;ratiter a lonuthrotir.. from: : New
./„Xurk,:to-
United States channel of .414414
Odnitnanication of ;which so many ,con ;
dense-men avail themselves-tis,•emploYed
'by .the . Directory vonpitere. Long ago
Wejl4Orned the : . of these inahlent letters.
;Unopened,. informing • the senders that
-;.oiire no ":further. Comm unieitton..
with -- thein; Even - .this decided 8n u b'Pto
.r .
- 'Ned ' lDE'fleCtiVe On . the brazen cheeks,of
,the ittcOrrigtble confidence-men.' TotitFik
week.ae - .anOther:Coiiimunication.
- liironi,,thetii;.; contained .a slip . from
Directory.. 600444i:a .rains
*tent 'Of On . ; 0t 'Save them
itelvekfrOin for - dutriages, the iYing .
tei:eW4tiril estimated:. At law there'
is the word - eStiMated,
It is quite ai..pe i tent as .the word
`,Whi *de Ito „cover a `tnultitudi of
utteritiiresthat roe
.;. •
'Compilers , - -'oflha 4 'Diee . ctory of
tieWeptiperslknoWYettyttilugof
'Ntion eatiblishidz:;3ournals .- pufi
wit hi Mired' , "miles of, , their
pain . IlAtiee;'ther k noir' - that , :the circttlaJ•,
tiobof Atte • ;aispat h is nearlp doable ~tite :1
• litiares4hdylittrily Wish at an - eatithatei:,
ye. Tie, ~tliey; Wok ly PA 1
ouAliretilatioa as,iifur. ,-. ,above,"
'fikarettut..nonc.it 2.Wei;
7 1-•
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TI ES AIONT'n
. . .
hoekomplaititif th6 , :rtilic:testiinate,'htit
Inetely,deeire, -, ,t0 e ighten ;Ithe_publio on
-tke , iidide" *Oath it-4 thi r ei:tioncern.-' , As
iii , .refinibd to hate
r iiyijiing tO . de with the
.etinfiderite.tnen; they thirsted'for revenge ;
atitV,the ll ' nlYz way they
.oenld•Obtaiii". it
was ~ to 'attempt to injure:Mir bnsiness . bY
r publishing a gross and wilittilly:,underra
ted ,estiinateLdf our citculaticin. - ,Further.
lheyinform usi. i'Aat : the space iin . their
rootiOeserved „. for i:,our . paper ; remains
vacant; and Offy. ""orefitiiite that neglect
to send your 'publication is the' result of
accident, rather than:of deeigu.' Nothing
ok the sort;.- publishers: of the Pireaory,'
.A w. you know it,; : and haVe,kuoFn it for
qa 104, tiine.. , . : You ~ ,have been . informed
'that file STidak: ;:l.)isjlafrh.t:. desires no
.dealings with Yew' !concern_ in any • WaY: -
Andlyour false estimate of its circulation
has . not the slightest . influencelon . ..that .
well , ,;nsidered and'
r ifaith fUlly-adhered-to.
dete 4 r
inatiOn: ..,. - ,,1.- .
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' , T i I sensitive P r eeple‘ • the' efforts of tide
Di; . ekcry'lcothbingion- tci, - foot!, 'us into
thei aervice, may s i saver . 80 - str6ngly of
blackmail as to demand legal interference
on the part of the alithorities, .Bash indi
,Vidnals 'Might eonstrue . it . into a nig li way ?
inane' demand of its - .Commissions from.
you or your-life! ithe hogns . .Pireotory
serving as it pistol; and 'the' lying limes
as the..powder and.iiliot... . Placed iii either,
category,
.highwaymen : be blackmailers'
Were seems to be , no danger . of .Overesti
mating i- the , elrron4.ry, 'or entertaining
'too hearty 'a con tenint for the - petty tricks
and refined ratiealitt, of those who. pub
ilsh the..n!AwspaperAreetory. -.' . .
Episcopal. Chutes. Congress.
The third day's session of tie 'moo—
pal Phittch gongiess begin at llarri.i
butgroulFriday morning last. ;'Bishop
Stevens presided And op-ned the session
with the usual collects. '.- The subject-fok,
consideration was. "The Nitta, e and Ex
it.fit of. Episcopal ',Authority," and ,the
fire.spap l er sias.read by the Rev.'Alexan
k9er 1L Vinton, D. D., or Boston Mass.
Paper were alai read- bv! Rev....TOR
Fulton, D. D., of Indinapobs, and Rev.
Dr. J, F. Garrison, of Camden,
:After addiessei by the Rev. Cleland R.
Nelson, D. D.,ef. Annapolis, ; the
Rev. D. R. Goodwin, of Philadelphia ;
the &Ili. Edward AI Washburne,:of New-
Ydrk city i ; the Red.. D, r.l Boltnar laud the,
Rev. Dr. John Viiiighb Lewis; of St.
John's church, Wailaington, the :e.6nver..\.
tion took a recess nntirthredp.
The congress assembled kin the after''-
noon. The subject for consideration
was -the "Parochial System- and free
Preaching." Papers on this
.subject wore
read hy Right Rev: Frederick 1). Hunt—
ingdon, D. D., bishop Of central New
York; and Air. Frahcis Wells, of
delphia. I
Addresses were'also' Made by the 'Rev".
Edward B. Boggs, ,p. D., of Newsrk, N.
J..thel Rev. Juliue, H. Ward; of Marble
head, 'Alasa.,'the Rey. Julius E. Grammar,
rector of St. Peter's church, Baltimore,
ma., arid the Rev. Dr: Chauncey Lang
don, D. D. .
4,mong ithosp present, in• addition to
those' previously mentioned, were, Right
Rev. B i taficp Kansas, Bight Rev'.
Bishop Pears of; Arkanints, and the Rev
r.
DSt . Tyng, jr. The appear'.
ance of the lattpt on theplatiOrtu - was
greeted with loud, applause.
Dr. Tyng made a brief address, after
whlich the congress took. a t... , ce,4 . s until
half .past seven p. . • .
On the reassembling of the -congress,
tho 'subject of "Bible re.insiou", Was con=
Sidered, apd.the 'writers were the. Right
Rev. Alfred Lee D. D„ bisnop Of Dole.
ware, arid the litgiA Rev. Dr. A:. Cietra
land' Cuxe, bish,op of Westc6 New
Yoilt;
Addresses were:made:by e R3V.
Kudtt4s' LL. D: ' of Baltimore; the
G. Emilki llare, D. D.,"LL.. D., of Phila
delphia,and the Rev, SttOtuel I. GI Schere
schasky, D. D. of - Pekin, Chiba, who
Was recently nominated' ' the muse if
bishops to the bishop ic of Shaagha,
China. - • '
The conoiress then adjourned Until Sat:
ttr ay mor .ng. ,
'Saturday there was two .'sessions,' one
in the morning ilid Odd Ili the afternoon.
At the morning spssiciri the sufije s et tor
consideration was tbSl "Mutual Limi
tations of ReligOtis'Old l Scien'tific In
quiri' In. th4.k. afternohn the...spbject for
consideration wee the.l.
.-
"Best*thodsg
Promoting Spiritidn . life:" i •' -
, . —__.......... 4-..._,L..
' A Great Motel rlor St: Louis.
Seine weeks ago we Made 'mention - of a
movement baying in :Contettiplatien the
erection in,l)is city °V i a hotel to be the
largest in the 'World, and thet some Bus:-
ton.canialists were at- 'hetottom of - the
ent4rprise. We are nor' enabled to state
that the negotiation kas been concluded'
for fhe ; grounds, the a4ent or the, parties
having placed his signature. to ;the final
papets yesterda). - , I -
The'hotel grounds Wlll 'be located on
the old hoinestead proi)erty belonging to
Daniel:llParriion,sittittted on the south
eist'corner 0 Gsand and Psgeevenues;
and covering four ad 'a lial: arpeuts—
about four acres' of ground. The ma&
motkstrncture 'to. be' l etected on this
"gOund, will:be called:the "Aotel Grande'
It will bare a trontage'on,Pag,e avenue of
Idol bundred feet; and, en Grand avenue
Of three' bandred • feet, i the space occu
pied covering 120,00 Q square. tee.,,' being
of timpli larger exte'it than the San
Francisco hotel—considered the litigest
in the world --whielit curers only 96,000
aqucht.c tc.t. The. niiie largozat hptal in
the world is, the Gra! de ,hotel; of Paris,
which bus ninety-six ; more rooms than t
the Palace, of San Ycancisce. i ..-' '
TheBt. -Louis structure will contain
two tliouhand rooms;!;, '• originally 0011"
timplited, bu t' ii ivi 9 to' th e Tact - that the
ground 'atee!will th.,e a length of one
as
hundred ft ; :et,' more thikti it first prop Used,
in ecitiseiatience of '-hie additional space.
.acquifed the Height ill! not have - us many
stories. swami flatly designed.' - There will,
"he elegant facades oi each of the four
sides, but the grand , -ntrance Willbe'on
Paze.avenue.
Theinterior Court
sion lor, lzp by 240.
courtf Will be a spleli,
four Smaller. rountaini
the, reatot'the space
servatory embracing
plant,t; Thc plana,and
the •hatidaiof tini arch
eltilxinited deieript
will be .4iven.
'The *ties having
matterf propose to get
gin the:irretion of :,t'
8 . "1 . 1.1'
It:.c.ainpilltd 80 as,t6
by Sere., her 1 1877.
hotel !tal j3e mien tr- of
tie - nearly twduillien
COM ' the VOL 4'
J 4 1872 ..when.
intlliclate for
,gover
04'887: ,Hia total V
.1)75. Here i 8 a 'deo •
tbonsand , Republimi
-tiatio • •they gone ,
regpeotfolly refer ?
red,
or Ohairrdan Hoyt au
-it seems that neiclier` l
larityvi Alovernor lia
;ty drill;, nor the lay
.wouep amid bring.
ESE
will - have a. ditrien
n the centie of the
did fountain, ivith
, on the ttorr.ere,and
'll consist of it con= • -11
exotic arid native
, penillea - tions are in
tect, and when fully
,on.: more in detail
the
r eontrid'of the
in readinese' to be.
is • uninntiotli hotel
e expected to have
'opened,for,gueste
ThEi cost 'of the
the furniture, will.
For Governor
, tranft wag firat
hia V 01.4 W 4,41
te. — in 1875 • ie 304,-
- - of Oearli , fifty
voters- -
, 61:un'diato
the cooeuieiatiee
Searetary
he boasted Limpu ; r
trite ft44 . or the int'i. t
,
,en •
,expeoditurezlif
iti illitmeuse,ntuk't
SE DEMOCRAT,
. . .
irer of r opublioan.. voters. to the - 4illot
Veit. `there must be OinethingiradiclßY
wrong il the 'cotiditienof a partV.,iihiob
makes such an exhit'it whia,in the 'full:
pcisessio i
! of political power: \ It is. the
untnistelkable sign of • rapidly, - decaying
litre: rtl''. In 1872 the .Democratio vow
' , oi th tate. was' 317 ; 760. In 187.5 the
! ,!4
vote ' o Pershing. is 292,145, showing a
deers eof twenty,five thousand votes in
the ti t* 'yeu'r.ci,. just 'halt the floss of the.
!
- 14ipubli , nii....-The
! Democratic ! Loss , May,
belattri ated in !part . for - a Want:Of - all
tii3 reso roes and means of political sue
obis in A Well the Republicans are strong.
'There was ilegleCt as 1411 as inefficiency
i ril the ! manageniont • of the - Denioniatie
Icanvii,si. -Bat ston e brtiji4 neglect is
'chargeable - to: the Ileptiblicatii. -. They'
were organizedlOt; the contest as earlyas
Slay when - ltieir nominations were made
in Lancaster, while the , Democrats ;Ilia]
but seven Weelcs'! time foriorgan 'mat ion.-- - -
They - had , 'abn ndence • of : money, official
pittrOnage. nolitinia power, all the resour- -
cps:, - while, the ,DemoeratS had none of
these.' Yet in' inree . years _the default of
the Republicans Of Pennsylvania is double
• that. of. the Democrats.:- Both parties
have miserably. failed to avail themselves
of ',their ith nitietS, the Democrats through
wiiit of organization sand the spirit - of
ilisContent..cauSAl by the: Erie platforifi,
and die Republicans through gendral up
iitliv and disguSt which no amount of
111161 w'Ok. : . :on. ,the part of the ...leeders
could-overcome. !.iTlie figures of 'the elec
tion afford semeiiiipresSive lessons. . !
COrreney.
.
.'
The amount currency
. in actual cir
culation
sho‘itn. by , the following eta
tistica of the tnitisttry department. The
amonnt of . national bank isstiesoutstantl
log on the 2d NorenilThr. Wtis $345,:=
623,892, atartite legal tenders according
to the publie debt 'statement of Novem
ber, 1, amounted to $373236,244 4 - The
currency in :the treasury consisted of 8%-
796,671, ..of which is legal
_ten
der bank notes.—
Acberdi4to the' i debt•statement the frac
tioisal curreticy is $4.0,681,621Adt1aig
thisamount tb, the legal tender al and
deducting one)ittlt• of the treastiOttl
an4e,'s4oo',o49,s9B\is found tO
authunt of federal otirrettcYlti actual cir=
'oulakion. Detl'ucing from the mational
haak notes issued, the otiker. half of the.
citcrendy, ba,lanct7 in the \treasury the
arnoith t of national .bank. eircn
laden, is 049,760;466, or a totatcurreupy.
circulation of $740,815,004. -The2amoutit
of legal tenders in the Treasury on\the:
tiro Nryietnber lield . .for redemption of
national bank note circulation iiyas
238,642, but this is part of the $373,000;-
000 of legal tenders and is ref : tattled by
th 9 treasury otlidtalS as • hemp in actual
cireulation, . T o aritount.of money held
by the secretary kit* the'treasu'ry, being.
hal:lnc...a of disbnrsing officersland hild
by pith snbjeut,tO their cheCkS,lis rough.-
ly estimated at - $3,006,000 or 44,a0e,000,
but varies frum time tip tittle. • The. total
arn9unt of legal tenders deposited under
tinl. act of June 1874,. allowing,' banks to
redude their cirenlation, is $27,952,132.=
amount or national bankln9tes ac
tually retired is $12.7'49,814,•1ea11ing tl5,-
'•2 4 `i• 515, The amount of 141 , ,a1 tenders
• "'t •
deposited by banks g4ing into . litittidlition
nt.
is $4,611.892. • amount of legal ten•
des deposited: by. insolvent.lbanks is
$5(4.434, making a grand total of $20,-
638 64-11 - legal tenders. .1 .
•
• General News Summary.
'Victoria Woodhull lectureaiin Pitte
burgh Frulay;ou "The and the
Faye."
There I.m been exported from Phila—
delphia, since January. 1, 58,,078,181 gal
tons of refined petroleum.
J,;llnSw6.4.man alias Buckie► Malona
convicted o 1 .tatiglery Rothe, N. Y.
sentenctfil o 4 Satilrclay ttb 18 years
iiiprisunmeat.-
it.:is.'said` that Bennett, of the New
York Heialcl intends starting a (four-cent
ifivt:•clan daily =in, Philadelphia las a cec
ienttial enterprise. - I -
There wal :be inditury -r. view o.ll‘
-:Thanks.fiving du'y Pdiludelpl Goy. liartrua l ift pdrtic:pate iu - tde ceremo
The com Missioner of internal revenue
_estimates that thA collections during the
last fiscal year fropLailsou roes wi I amount
tu 0.22,000.000.
. Iths repot tedthat trnited.States TrenS
urer NeW will return to . Indiana after the
rneetii4 of congress. His private affairs
acquire his attention, and preclude the
reteiitioin of his present position.
Chani!ler. has removed the chief clerk
of the patent office, un 'official of Icing
standing mid meriterious service. who has
made hiuisrlf amost indispensihle.' The
eliarze ligainiit him is that he his Demo.
erat.
~The
egislature ' of paliforni4 has en-
Kw which allows e'veOr citizen
plant' trees and maintain them
yearzt a - deduction froin his
'one 'dollar for each tree so plant-
acted a
Wilu WI
for thr€
taxes of
il.
Col.
prui ho
m: B. Mann has been appointed
Lary of the court for three
Philadelphia. Tue emoluments
isition are large. The appoint—
,: nide at a secret
.'meeting of
'c common- pleas judges. It is
d 7 to 5.
years Jr,
113115
ment w
the twe
unders
1
The 1
tract: ne
going a
and thy I
the trae.
Itiat ne%l
passeng
mail age,
cape wa:
suited cs.witia train jumped the
Lt. irenton, on Saturday; while
full speed. Thee mail, baggage
e palace cars Were thrown from
.'and piled , up so promiscuouslY
tracks hacl to be constructa
he wreck. IThe train was full of
Ira who all escaped unhurt. The
t was slightly bruised. The es:
: marvelous.l
I Joyce ttui head of the whiskey
t. Louis was sentenced, Nov. 13,
da' hair years'. imprisonmentpay fine‘ a 82,000. Colonel
tde a long .spPech denyin any
tent. It is . said thel..onv ction
be the salvation; of :89 e' of
:bington 'officials as! it 'renders
InPeWet as ,witness against
Colon
ring in
to three
and` ,to
,t
Joyce m
_wrong I' l
of Jove
the W.
him inc'
them. •
• Sir.. Edward
.I'horn ton, ;the Iteopire 141
,tbelJnittiti States. and, Mexican, commis
kion,',gave' a decision in: the Oahu- of .the
.liounin
.4iothohb church,- reprerented by
the BisliOp of. Monterey and Archbishop
of Sa ;Vrancisexi- agaiMst the gexican
gorPrpnreilt. - Tile, case is icuottii..2as the
"Peons . csse,7:and is. a . chirint for
.the.,reatiCtition : of 'propel tf..given_. at dif:-
'ferent titeee tg, the : eft lire!) for the par
liose of :0304 Wishing and supporting ifila—
sicorie in 'Cal,itetutu,:,.bta Awes se
.4,tiestrate4 by; Santa An no in 1842; .The
• unipire *ejects the,.,4ettianti• for :interest,.
aosi . awards.. the.._Claiman tiej'entu of.
.$904,700 in Mexican :gal,'
The
Londhn torrespOndent of, the T 1 I ,
bitilo reports the Bradtord chamber of
commertle. strongly imoressed -by the
iatement of n speaker that American
etitton • gods - *ere - finding .hti yors in,
ltradford, And ;that- _they , were cheaper
add better than' Lanpashire cottons; It
is also .stuted that Mr. Hhgh - Mason, a
very large autuutiMturer Laucaubire,
'S'OEAO3 - :.-:;.7:1.1
nalirmipt ! neetin g , pi' his ,workpeople,
told thorn
O utt thopgili the imports
tioh of Ai l ltoriean elothi a Ibrtnidahle'
-.otio - Stat*l*Or.
Darivin't; theory o( selection was put
- to a frightful :test in the case .of the crew
of a shipwrecked. bark in the Caribbean
'sea. A Ne4v York paper says , : -The brig
Centaur, Captain. Stattlet, tliirty.tive.days
out front Grtltowt, rOached 'this cif/ last
et . ...iting with tt - Spitnish 'begro'un - botird - ,
.taken in latitude 18 , 1 , 127 minutes,
lungs
'tude 850 minutes, Oetobar•2d; from
an open boat,!of which he was the only
occtipan,t, - 'The to the
Glasgow, bark Tor4h tpotad, as'riearly as
could be gathered frinit the negro, he was
the only survi.vur of its crew. The bark
wits wrook4l"near br i tivasSa—wlien, and
under, what circumstances, Civanot he.
learned. dll the ereW put OW froth -her
in the boat' frotn-whfah' ;the' negN). was
taken alonti and irisetiinbie from exhans 7
don and qpi)sure.-The first thing. the
negro tiske4 (or when
.lie.fl'as i stifTlolntly
reeovered . q• Speak, .wlis tObaeco.
- •
WELEGItAPHIC.
• .• • ..
Corinna' ht'Cloi*ey on Route..
_ . •
CORK, Doff. 14.--dardinal M'Oloskey
sailed co day, l ,on the .stearner I,,S.hyeinia,lot
New : York
. ~. _ •
• • i
`quakeßorthn . Illinois. . .
CINCIN4I, Novealber 14.—Tlfe Conk
mercial's Cairo spe6i4l 7 aaya`: Light shoeka
of tarthquailtei were felt here at tive,.o'cluck
last f vennig and. aboiit two u'etook this
morning: i - -.7 • .:, : .
b ! '
atiiko of Miners it an End
Cucci.NlATl; Nov. :.1.3.-The strikes of
the miners the :10ekilig . Volley and
Shaiitiiee mines are at an
end, the etpploy'epi lniylng agreed to the
sixty conts-iadvane.e . ,asked.. and byXon
day alt the Mines will[he:in.operation.
. .
'High . Seill. , ', - ' '
~ LONDON : Nov.' i'.13.--tuidnlght;;--4i.
, . ..
i .
violent storm has - prevailed: all stay-and
much damage has hee,o caused at, Dover,
Boulogne and other seaports on tag Brit
ish and Frenn - coasts:, by the. high tide..
Timusands lof acres have . bei.u...su hmerkr
ed in Son - irs6t4tire..by, the overflowing
of the *rivell Parrett.
• .
The President and, the Third Term.
lIE DOESN'T SSD* VOIAT MAY FIAf'PEN
NEW , .
YAK,
• •
Washingto special says ; The Presitl,mt
has spoken. lagnic 4ntlNrt,:riittni . niure'deti.•
nite,ternis than -Ife'inal-ilieretolore yen—
tu re a , 40 • elliploy,: in coin men ting . upoil
his chance ,for a sCeMul reelection." A
gentleman- conversing with him said
"M r. Presictetit, the result of the elections
points tin mistAabil'i' tO . your re
tin and Oelifet)(01. .the Presideney.!'
The Pi.esiqat reptilli-witli a smqe, "well,
who Can tell what will li.tppen."
ew Advertisement,
ADMINISTI4TIVIX'S NOTICE.---in the eat ot Wm.
Vaneamelen, late of LiMeekt.owniliio. Letters of
Admlnistratlint in the eald'estaln having been granted
to the undersigned. ail "perAins ,owhig said Mate are
requcated to make Immediate payment, and all'paraona
having claims rig easel aald ekate arc r.:quested toTrea;
ent them without delay. • •
VANC.VMPVI,
November 17.1876.-6'w. Admioletratrix:\
AUDITORS NOTICK.—The maderslened kasha!
Dien appointed an Anditor. by the Orphans' Conit
of tinoquehanna Cei.nty to hear 'and report on except-
Jo: s to the account of Mary ;R. and Abilha L. Milanl .
admlnilrators of Inv estate -of A.bitha Millard. dee'd.
will bear the parties Interested at the °flint: of Frazier
dt Cro4smon. in Montrose, .On Friday, itecember tu t
1873, at t o'clock. p". m., of %%latch all persons interest
ed will take notice.
FRANKLIN FRASER, Auditor.
Montrose. Nov. 17, lfris.—lr ' 1
. .
A UDITOirtiISOTICK.—The nedervlgmed an auditor
LI. appointed by the. Orphans' Court et iintqw.hanna
County, In the egta.e of Snsatina Drotzman„ deed on
excep,Dona filed to the fitrl amount or John IL Carter
adinlA i strator at the estate. of said Susanna Brotzman
dec'd, will hear the parties Interested, at his office in
Nhmtrose on Tneaday the 14 day of December, 23:5, at 1
p, m.,Of which all persona intsrested will take
notice, •
A. %V. , ',MftilTilOLF, Auditor.
Montrose, November 17 1.415
A . DMINIST4ATO WS 'I
5
Sale of Real Estate.
Pursuant to an order of the Orphans' Court. of Sue
quebanna County, the utnier.ign-d administrator of
the'estate of Owen McDonough, will sell at public yen
due on the premixes, on ,
Friltiy,.Decem6 . er 24; 1575,
at one o'clock p. follitoning described real estate
to wit:
Al! that certain thrill_ or lot of land situate In the tona
ship of of Middletown, County of Suaquehanua" and
State of Pet neylvanbt. bounded on the north by land.
.of Jtam 11.1nrnit,on the east ha !untie tif Crturles
McPon
ough and Thomas Bolles, on the eolith bv lands of Robe
ert Porter, and On the wept bi.tanda of Patrick McDon.-
.ongit, containing one hundred end seven acres more or
leer+ with the appurtenance&. -
TERMS .;--Tleo hundred dattru down_ - SIAN) rin - 11-
nal confirmation and the balance one year thereafter
wittuntereat from final confirmation. '
OW.N-1 AIcDONOUGEI, Adm'r.
November 17,183. -
~BQI(l~i&E' E R
.. .
p
, - Sale of Real t Estate.
• .. • ~. 4.
The undersigned assignee for the . estate of IV him
James, Bartizrupt,..uncer and 'hy virtue of an or er.ot
the Orphans' einirt of thq; United States for the Wes.
tent district of Pennsylvania, 'to him directed, aril,
011
•
• Thursday ,' December 9, 1 1 375,
- •
• at one o'clo4klp,)n.,
will sell on thipremises the following piece °sparer!
of land. situate- In the township of Clifton!, to the
County of Susquehanna and State' of Pennolvanla.
bounded and described av fe)lowe, to wit : Northerly
by lands of - J.13. Stevens easterly by lands of Wm, 11.
Hattsbrook southerly ;by the. old Nitro' d and Owego
Turtiptkb end westerly by the Weber& Road, so ealle , i„
containg aboutlten aerea be the same mine or lei/ with
the appurtenances. One steam- saw mill with engine
and fixMres, one barn and all improved. !wing the mute
land conveyed by S. 13. Stevens to Wm. James.•' •Ttra
sale to divest all liens except unpaid purchase money.y
.TErthiS :—One-fourth cash - on day fli One-fourth'
in six mouths, one-fourth In'twelve - months and one
fourth in -eighteen moritho,ithe amount unpaid to. be
at interest at seven per cent from the date of isale. to be
waited by Lien on property -;sold. •
i • 41.,10. ELDRED. Assignee..
Nevember 18'75.-8w
EMI
tais - ;colWr
• ' ;If
I It ;
‘1
CHEAP
TOO BUST
Receiving' l4 `
,e* Goo
.ii.i4 - iri:,..:
ddLt : . IPromosa.t.
:: . :. ::; '-' 2--:-.. A -,..•:,,, --.-; ..._:::.
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=REV
JOHN ' S. 'S.
i'i: - .D,!` 644 ,8Li!..,. • 1 ,i . ~-. 1.._. , -,, •., •
.--!,.-, ' , I HOUSE OD . LOT „ "NM, 04141 Rt
mp l
P., Sittuvad 1 the Itotothlb et Itentroae. krty des.
I} '-.. trabie p ty. ?4,11e, loto ftpiums„ good Birp t Uaded,
1 , rivit:Titegt, Tii. heating, good wt 11, end other Con
": -. rtileaci,e. Fet:Plittblulate. 1 entire 17 , 11 tht tremliee,
12 - .:- • :', - I Nob. 6 lg. 1, , -,- „ : 1, l A rs ",.. o .',B l4 irt
, oatroshrs
MEI
PRA
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At)/
o
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Ma '
44vv
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114 q
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All kinds and grades
Npvembet 10th, 1875:
E. Mc
DRY
FANCY. GO
•
MX IL 'l l SS
fioos,
L acs' 14.
STRICTLY ;FOR,
1A112121
with thankis ct • the
oak a renewal of coati
fidelity triyon la all ou
i .
ram now recilYing
line.bought to t o mos
figutx. , e. Pleat , d, tat, an •
•
terse MOCk of.all 'roods in our
favorable time and at the lowest
iusOctl our goods and prices,
` . l
Sicintroie, N4i...10,
B. 11q1KENZIS
A LOE!
,ONE! ! LONE!!!
All aldoo awl traveling 'timid._ •
Heavily loaded With Sliver and . Hold.,
That 41vraye keep bright and nice; •
Sold at greatbargaina at one price. .
• . ,
'My stock. which now introduce, - consists bf Gold
and Sliver Wittabee.-Elgin. Waltham,' and fine Swise
movements, solid gold and plated Chains, a handsome
assortment at Shia, Rar-ringa, Pine. Sleeve Buttons.
Bracelets, Cluirtnis, a great variety of. gold Rings. in
Winn, chased orl *cals, and everything in the Jewelry
lino, tu, tainMi oils to mention. A large stork of Solid
Si Iverliturr, IrUlti a Salt, Soon to a Silver Tea Set.-
1 , 44 Rogers /r. Oro?* Ware a speciality. All patterns on
hand. i
I have reduitil niy prices as low as possible, that you
may be , aWe iostitirchaseliberallrfor the Holiday*. and
mom *in thAt,:kitat t may gain II honest reputation,
fur which ! navOlehorbd sic yesra In this comity and
am bound to in4reriaelt, , having no respect for any one
—even 'f my oWn relation—who' acts against honesty
and principle.
' I. _
. .
.;
. • i \ , • -
Examine my following notices and satiety yourselves :
Notice's of! Importancel
, ~
' First, pay no 1, dila due me. trustekto you while I was
teaveliug Owlet or dnrhir the few weeks that I had my
brother. -with . rnft as hiredhelp. Fay t0 , ,n0 one but my
self; as otherwise i will not allaw 1 on tecOnnt.
Stowed, beware of those who are rrprbeentlag their
goods equal to mine, claiming to be parthers.,or related
to me, as 1. haeti no one connettql iu my business. •
Third, purchase not of them that are sellin cheap
goods on my tepatatloni to spoil-it after g, my laboring
six years ty ekiblish IL
.Fourth. feeollett that I do not recommend any one
even my own brother, as be, alter helpful; hiniall I poi-.
sibli - could, mei tried to' Collett ,my debts. I hate to
make these remarks, /anti must to save myself and my
reputation.i. . , ,-
I hope you .
wUI all pay attention to this. as it is more
for your inter** dm , mine. - Remember my. name If
yott .widt to bh good Jewelry. I
.-: .
GEORGE LIC , HTENStEIN, • ,
• '--,• . Air - NEW riaLrogn. PA.,
.. . ..
At the Sul': 14otel.
Noy.:11, 1875.-.1-51m H , '
Real Estate for Sale.
VAL7ABLE 1 •
rarin For Sale:
Ttia supecribert. Wier fcir sale the ble known
Aaidreaa Cipitfield Farm, -
j •
situate in the tovviibip' of 'Middletown. Suagnehenna
rontainim; ltai acre*. mostly creek Itat,lo acres.
improved ; 40 acres of very nice hemlock and pinetim--•
bar, well fenced', having SIC rode of atone•wali, /indwell
Watered. will be told at, a Bargain. Enquire or
- •
, •
Address, .
•
• L. A. HOWARD '
•
• - MiddletownCentre..
- , • .• -
Alo.-12.1acrei,o1 land'adjoining. •• Validly creek flat,
well fencerl and tinder a ; . good state ca ovation. with
gond buildiag6 dud two good orchards and in connea•lou
with the above Would:Mak° a first diva dairy farm ;
will he sold wit it or seporately to stilt parchasers. For
farther partical s call upon or addreAs,
• . ' L.A.HOWARD, •
or EGBIIRT 978 A DWELL.
' e • Ididdletown Centre;
- - - Sgeiut.tannii Co
OCtober 18,1 1 1 a.
„ ,
VIiTAIJABLZ
, •
- -•Farin ,- For Salo..
•
The abbsetiber offers for pale the valuable farm lat Ow n.
1912.2ochmeNragt
• . _
Said Am is one .of the meet desirable arms in, the'
tondty. and le heautilully situated In' the Village of
Summersvtile. Sasquehanna county, .Ps..; • there tea
good store, donning mill, saw mill. plaster mill, and
51selusailth and :wagon shop in said vUlage. The farm
is situated directly on the D. L. &W. II: It., one mile
andli ball from the depot at. New Milford. and tour
miles from the. depot' at . Great Bead N. Y. I Erie 8 It;
contains 190 acres of land, 180 ambit - Improved, to well
watetd, having a lasting stream of water running
.thrdagh.lt sad water conveyed •In pipes to the house.
barn and cattleyards ‘ tlt is well fenced,- and , under
',good CUICIVAtlatlt - It is well adapted to growing grain,
And is Acted for , stock or dairying ; there la s large and
convenient dwelling ebd wood house, well painted. and
beautiful lawn, with shrubbery a large horse harnicar
rine honoe cattle born, wjth twp cattle yards and sheds
and stables fur feeding st3c3c Or stalling cow., And two
orchards of grafted 'fruits. • •Terme of tannest. made
easy \:: :. • .; R. L. SUTPHIN. • •
I ew fdlUotd, Bog% Co.
September 29.1815.-4 m I ' . Pa.
1313131,1.0•••
• • . Sale. of Red Estate, - -
The underriiined,4trortee appointed bitbe brphane
:COnrt of tfusqpehatuoi Voptity.. to aell the-Real Estate
-of Ell= lieynolcbt,dred, In Ipunnotoce of the order of
eekt court,:wlll genet pnbllef, vendoo or outcry attire
Court Holm In hiontrone, oh ' • -
hat urdat,.lll,eeettsher 4th,.1076,
all *YarnellPta. , e h ite to wlt t .
All that certain filt ot. land Latinate, In the harough of
Mcnitowo, County of husquenansa and tate of Penn
itylvenle, deseeihwl as follows to wit: Bounded on the
North by lend, Of iftisabeith JlLott, (Or late Of iilleAbeth
-Mott.) on thu east by lands of late of the elites 00 Disid
Poet. deed, otrhoeonth biande -now or laie•of
Goodwin, and on the wed rla street or bl. eotk•
g one halt are 01 lard
Swe 'or teat' with the op-
VOrtenancee, one founts fitotinfrold all ilnPforelk
num :—5.200 down on OAyaf sale, 10 I . ll o•Paiguca
on final cordlnuatkm. t • -- • - • '
• • B.
2 -- ,2fOrember 10,1010 - - • "
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THOMPSON&- CO. , - \..,
iousz OF Jon;paomtop 14 CO., PligAtaatt.Par.A;) • •
ae x.Jiici.ux3r. ;1 , I:Pe/suers,'
. , ..
CKAWANNA AVENUE, SCIRA*TON, rA.
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C & IMPORTED . IMES, 6' Licktroas i - a low u any house 41 the Stite
1
NZTF;,
ODS,
CLOTHING,
R READY PAY.
past favors,• I again
PlitrOWn. p!edglk;
Torre-trail,
! .
uninai; . EXTRACT OF BEEF, FRESH SALMON
PICKLED £ CANNED CLAMS, LOBSTERS,
\\ P}L&S, CORN, ;BEANS, OYSTERS. &c„ : dtc.
\ • : • , ' • . . - .
In Diet, inythlagauid - everrthing that le ordlearDyneed
e•L; :Bespeettally soliciting a call. I remain
._ • \ 1 , ' I.N. BULLARD.
• -
' . • - .' , ,' .
Powdi 9
. 1 ' Powder !. Powder : ~ •
i\ _ .
, - Blasthin,.lllllo stsd'ltiot Powder, Shot; Lead, (Itn.
Tabeit, Cape, : Poaches, Flaeke,F y se, •&c.,
r 4., dr,e4 for sale by
. . !
• I. N. BULLARD.
Montrose. Sept. 9 . , 18747-.1f.. •
iti-TLOR)B FA-4 1 LT MEDICINES:
•• -Pain and Lameness re.leved in a @ben time• by the
use of Taylor's Ceiebratvl Oil. The great Rheumatic
and Iteuraligic Reinedy. This medicine ictiot .1 cure
all, but Is warranted to cure more of the al le and 1112 to
which Besets heir. than,any otbermotEcine ever dis
covered.' Olve it trial; if you do not Arid it so. It
.coeita you, nothing.: It ma be need With the utmost
advantage f o is e • any kind of rit in. Lameness. Wounds or
Sores upon an or, beast. Will not smart the rawest
, wound or Edit directions fur nee around each
bottle. Ask your 'Merchant for free vial. No Cure—
olio Pay, I • - •
Taylor . a
Coukh syrup or Expectorant, for alt Throat
and Gang dlseases.i ,is very pleasant to tho taste and
Contains nothing injurious: Try ltd and stop • that
cough and.take the soreness from your Throat and
Dan . Ask your Merchant for a free via/. ye Cure—
So
kV.
Taylors Ccmdttiehs Powders for aU kinds of /Rick and
poultry. Warrantai the best renovator of the system
of run down or diseased stock. that has ever been dis
covered. Try thegs for all obsesses incident to the
brute creation. Directions toy nee around each pack
age. %to Core—NO Pay.:
AU the above medicine. for gala by Abel Tamil and
Darns 4 Nichols, of lgootrose. and alt• Druggists and'
. Dealers throughout the,country:
• ,•xi DROWNING TAYLOR.
October ill. . - '}
Tremus YOU 4tllLD*ar.
The Di rec;zie oilbe *mirage as.lirldteirni!r_Ppnr
1112rve several children le'r k!in7-Wfku& to
meesi. t
b.
ht . • 4 old.
o,boi 5 porti Fine 10to
" -• GARDNAZ, .
• '
.8. IL ItOOBRB. }Director".
'4
." • ' . fl. PATRICK, , .
For InFannatlon, * address. „
W. L. VOX. •
itiettiedad; sBoo.llR6erriTir. - •
PLANING MILL
8.
• AND
t
LUMBER YARD !'
•
In order to better! accomniodsto the 'community, the
undersigned has eptabllshed s depot for the rale of
Lumber Idanufared at hit nowiy-eructed hi:aiding on
the Old Keeler t napery bite, La the ; • .
• •
14M8T OF TOWN
where will be kept denstantly on hand.. A 'fall stock of
WHITE AND )ELLOW PINE, HEMLOCK,
OAK, ASWt MAPLE AND BLACK,
lIVAI4NUT 141.318 ER,
,
whleh,with the Mil ht the most Improied machlney and
competent workmen. Is prepared to work Into any I•hape
to meet the wants of Customers. -
. .
WELL saAsond LrIMBER, INCLiMING SIDIN(4
• PLOURDIO:ICSMING_ SHINGLE AND, •
- , wit CCI I Nt7ANTLY ON Limp. - -
Planing, Matcbi4ig,•Moaldinge. and Scroll Siwing.
ions to order.
tk, -i
WogOll l -I.olao' , 81111-SlOlEli
M,4I,CTORY,
,
in connection iettnOie abosu establishment. under, the
managemcnt of Mr., E. H. Rogers. . Exsmino our work
before musing yourlordera elsewhere. Repairing done
promptly. •
. - A. L:ernsor.
'Montrose. Spots .‘ b
. ez 29th, Igs.
N EW ARRAIIGEMENT !
Tie Pooplo's Drll[ Store,
I. IC ; AITIALtiUD,I PROPRIETOR.
1 •
- 1 -
SRNI(O/1;1, Druggist & Apothecary
PATENT . - 11ZDICIBIli EDIPORIIII!
The undentigned !mild respectfully announce t.
the people everywhere, that to: his already .extens
stock and variety of: Merchandise in the Grocery, Pro
vision.and Hardware line.. ,
lie hss added a yt ry choice atiortment of PURE
DRUGS O PATENT 'MEDICINES. BRUSEIRs, PER
FUMERY; whiCh tie flatters bims If be can assure
the public they will find it to their advantage to exam
ine before purchasing elsewhere. To all Physicians in
this section of the ,county lie 'would respectfully at,
,nounte that he his Secured the services of R. Kenyon
as Druggist and Apothecaty, V 6 hose long experience and
acknowledged care and ability. entitle him to your en
confidence in the line of compounding medicines
or prepadrig prescriptions. and who would also esteem
it an espettal favor to receive calla from any et. his old
-nstamers or new ones. Will make. the Patent Medi
cines, specialty. Also Domestic and Foreign Mineral .
Waters—an extensive stock. Also fine Groceriev—
I sp 313111:T ' 1 = 1.3E3P-3Er ir l ii
• • Would call ittention to bps New Stool - W 7
SPRING AND.SUMMER GOODS,
7 . ©D. 9
:LADIES' D hESS GOODS, BLACK
-AND COLORED ALPACAS, •
NEW :STYLE OF..PRINTS,,
SIIA W LS, WATER; PROOFS, FLAN
NELS, BALMORAL, AND HOOP
SKIRTS VELVETS, IJOSTERY,'.
HEAVY ,-WOOL :GOODS. CARPETS, OW
pw.ms, PAPER HANGINGS. BUFFA-
LO AND LAP ROBES, FURS, HATS
• AND' CAM BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWAREIRON,NAILS •
STEEL, STOVES. AND
GROCERIES, ETC.
In great variety; and will be sold on the , moat
favorable terniti a and lowest. pews.
BURRITt.
Hen Mllford.Viiylst,lrs. •
rpx - miso,
CAI at F. IL °Woodier's store and, seiallut "Horne
Smoothing. glosslig,,tatlng and Crimping Iron," the
meat complete and useful Iron ever invented,- •
• It Antibes Itnen equal to "factory work:" '
" • 'lClrons the narrowest Winds. *-
The Fluting and; thiMping attachments SET IRON
and POLISII - the Auto or crimp—not simply ORIMP.'.
.INO the, goods Into, slpoi.e, as do the Rockers an
• _ • •
Puffs netWeeri %handl.. Gathers. Waffles—whether, o
linen, alpaca or wonted pod*. eqaally fintabed and es
cornplety IRON/114 as the body at toe sarment,
Elegantly 'finlibed .and cheaper than
the-old etyleirintingffiachlne,
fang. C, PAltla, ()mil Aft.- for Mug Co.
N, D.—Teriltory far sale and canvassers wallow.
kfontrose, And5u1t4.1475.. - .
HADEN & CLEMENTS,
Destlerr in '• .
Sto . V.F.S, TiN,. COPPEIC & SIIEE'r
IRON -WARES, HOUSE
- GOODS:AN]) BUILD.
ELLS ILIIIDWARE, &C.
1 . • eh
00111
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BLANCJIA,RD, 13AWI'LET CO.,
SASH. BLINDS' ; ',DOORS, WIN
DOWS, Cop4OE MOKLD
• • - INGS,
wo - wiuseirat Blame&Ard, Bartlet £ Co'.. petty
a. s
i
E A
'NAILS:SCREWS; LATCHES, MITI
SASH AND. BLIND 'FASTEN ►
-
: 1:11.S. AND MINCES, HO,ES,.
FORK TSHOYFILS.- BAKES,
WIRE GOODS," &C. .
special lniintemettti - pn Coolers, and all
Dairying Goods.
IRON LAD. FIRST r PRE3IIU3I,
. ..311LK PANS.
• - (Join lIANDEN, Geqral Agent.)
OTSEGO COUNTY LUMTIER. PLAT
FORM. SPRING AND BUG=
' GY .• WAGGONS.
Iluitirpasecl for Sipe aid. Durability.
We Dame reeintly aLded to 9 ottr seleetioo of Stoves
TrfE CENTENNIAL COOK,
made by Ratbbo'ne, &ad & Co., Albany N. Y.. and the
Argand Bate' Burping Parlor Wove, and Cunard Cook
store . manufactured by Perry &Co., Alban, N.Y. We
also keep the cerobrated •
• •
, ' •
DIA AfOND; r BASE' BURNING AND
• FEART.F.SS COOKING STOVES.
•
I:AU:11)one, Jewett .Ransom. Ranges, troth Copper
lteAervors arid N)ekle blonntimts of the Latest improved
outterne. Repairing promptly done end orders tot
jobbing solicited. .
lIAYDEN & CLEMMTS.
New Milford, May 12th, 1815.—tf.
Figure&Do Not Lie !
OUR NEW- PRICE LIST 'FOR
SPRING. AND SUMMER OF
18743. .
.11eatry.cottonadc pants $ 1.430
Stout wool-tolsett pant s, • , $ 1.73 to 2.50
(4004.1 all wool pant.., 100 4.00
French ca.., , t1 rcere pants,, " . 15 . 00 7 . 5 0
fttatry workingatten't. baite r - - - . , 7.00 ,10 00
Scout cnssitnere snits, ' , 8.00 • 12.00
Ilan.le, (atm:nue/6 vattet, . • ' - 13.00 - 27.50
Fancy cneck and stripe, snits. ' 10.00 t IWO
Black frock coats. . ' . • . 8.00 . k 9MO
Black clreait coat*, Imported, ' - 10.00 . .14.00
Muck cloth . vests, , • " 1.75: ' 4.00
Whitetlinen vests, , - • , . 1.25_1 . LSO
• BOYS! SUITS '3
to 9 years. i
)
„„.
Boys' cotton snits, '. ' i.. ' stoo k $ 4 .v.
Boys' mixed snits. 4.00 -' '6.00
Boys' fancy wool snits, ' . ' 5.00 : 10.ta
...'
' Bats' SiTre,•9 to 16 years. : •
Boys' school sults, ' ' ,$ 4.00 , $ 7.10
ik,vte fancy snits, • • • ' ' 7.01 . IWO
aoys' llama. cassimere it:tit/5, - 8.,06 1 14.00
Youths' suit'. all etyles, ' • ' 5.00 80.90
flood cotton shirts, • ', . ~ . ,
Good overuil4,.. . • .
, • - • 50
Good rubber auspero!ers, , • .
i 25
And all other Goods in proportion. • 1
,
Tho above wires are for cash only, and are quoted
for customers front a distance. ' .. quoted 8
- I yinkOTIFELT if the above price list ,lsi not
tp JL %ILI fuldlled; which prices are guaranted 15
per cent. lower than those of any other house in this
city or vicinity.. ,
••
. WEBSTER, The Clothier.
'Binghitnton,sluy Lth, 157.5.—tf -
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t!t, CASEY,
No. :48 50 Washington St.,
LEI' fl t*TON, Y. Y.. .
Wort1(1 rovectruni r callottentloo to their largetito
1 71 11. 332
-
which they are 'lento; at from 15 to 20 per cent, a 1
than heretofore. A full assortment of ,
PARLOR, Itooll and' KITCLIEN
.
Parlor Seth., tom $6O upward. Chamber Setta from
$4O npw . attL .11zittre,. , es frxitn $4 upward. - PurirWool
.I.luttrem... from $lO 10 sls. - Oak, Abb. and - Walnut
Emelt:dun Talk.) , iron $6 10 $lB.
"..
• You eau do better by iurelia - eing your gOoda of up than
of any deulerP In thlp /istloti o the country'. Wo will
not be under - mad by :toy ono ,kupt of New Y. r. t..ty.—
ISO eStraeharket for packing or delivering g 00.411 az the
depot. • , \ • . •
UNDER 'BRINE
We desire to`muya word_ in thlti lino we have Stein's
Patent Carket. anti A variety of other kyles. Mole'
hobee. etc. •
The henr,e and Carriage *tinned. to our establish- '
taunt cannot be PurpAr,ed ih this sestina. These will
furnished to thine Who require, at a reasonable fig
nre, anywhere waltin a radios of twenty miles from
thta city.. Givena a call
PUNLEY 3c VAZZY.
Bloghamtan. Airy 13th,
• THE • I NDRI" I.W. 7 "
THE O.IOLATEST A ft; II I }Win CiF THHAGE I.
Sews' trom. but One Spool 'of Thread.
mo u rO u gip b i u dig= k y th ilatfus tli i i n e t=agi a . ndsews
. 11att a self 7 satting Straight .IVeedle.
4Q:in:if:Ante- Du abilityi with 13etarty end Slmiiiielly.anel
bait all tbe.)(udern Improvemerts. •
. . .
.FllO4-ciAsB MACIIINIC ON ,A BLAME
'WALNUT TAO t LA 1 , 91436.
-• •
• 49.40.13.*A11i 'Weft xkiocle •
• SEND FOR cihetrult.
Address, cr,
Tag INVICPENDENT
Dec. 4 21 - alroolimton, N. Y
Work.° Metter!
Iwrite policies In the Pillowing
Franklin rite Insurance C0.:1 4 011.,A55et5,141100.000
Continental, N. Y • . tf75,000
Clements, ' '-•
1,101e09
Hanover ' •"
1,0)00.
Niagara,. ' • • •I, 000
Farmers, York. Iy.; .. .......... ..•..." OA*
Qitecta e, London!. ' .." 10.000.000
No • Tiger-Cate"—Alt e Natititel %rani .Companlea.
and 31 1 $ ronsegitroice; ratted and reliable, having 'tog
been tried and always found worthy, as all. who have
met with loeirs,tit my .4geacy,will testify. Those who
have patroairled rho will srvapt My . thanks. •And to
those who have ' not. I
not„ can only isay.'.l•promise to do by
them, it they will favor me with an application, as I
do by give them insurance valet, fur their motley.
- •i . Very *spectrally. -
• - TYliElt.
Hartford d.cctilloot Imiuranrii Ctiroliany'Polltlas writ
too from one dry to one year by
ltiftiltY C. TYLEIL
, . .
. .
' t64 Masonic Itenelit Aim:fent on a! Seenaton.
• Apply. to - 0. Tr
MOntiOlo; Decnniber 1,414.-0'
/11111117181! , 111: unarm: (Wad:, Systestatlee.—A
42 , 1K,41000 ,Wh ( . moth- rap ist° tusking contract* with
hewerotpers 'dr ;Ito thsertion 01 hovel ise t n e arn. sh ou ld
send 25 rents Int Oen { 1% }lime)) k l'o 41 perk Row
NOV York. for their PAMPFII.IIT-1100K (musty-sev
enth editionj coat:lining Boon of o'er Inn nowspap,ers
and estlunttes.sthowinz the cost. Advertisements tak
en for loading paper* In whey. Stater at a tremendous
oduetion :from publiettnne rates. Get the lkaik. 11/1
---- 1 . __ .
.All
$5 to $2O Per ii y.
Age
ntswanted, elass
es of welting people of both sexes
young and old. melte - more looney at work for ue, ht
tboir owu lor,elltles, during tint: spire moments. of ill
the thee-Alum et any thing- el**. Are natr employ.
mut this will gay handeouely for every hour's work.
Trull putt tibtre t terms. &c„ tent fr4cl, , Hand us your
addrysi a ' onto.; Emu'', delay, Now Is the limo. ihnitt
look for work ire busbies eltwarbere until you hare
leertota Wh4t Ws o ff er. H, 'STINSON 4 CO., Portku4
itilinik - ' t---.. , :- • • ,- . , ' iiSql
Nrim.bei. 46.
New Advcsrtisements.
Agoutt • for
SEE FOR YOURSELVES.,
OF OUR