l!Ztl=2
'77ll Drama .N•
• •
pumoraus.
=PA
.i, ''',':'.4.hiitli46irtitiiiper.
•. • . brib,7 Bijah,
,ne - he
sentebt , ChOgiog.up the " • broom, "dile.
currency queettOn bathers. many besides
t". 111, ."thOugh ;••, it's 'clear enough to me
You,, see; that twenty-fire-. qua sciipr s
don't you fo • . • •
The,: hot; remarked "that 'he; did„ and
pijo4hiaeait-bii' the:window:till; weigh.'
cd Petichatene and
, • : • , ti
, • paper, .5 . •
'marked ‘,
' cents,s4. is:. it cents ? ils
t anything more than a 'piece :.of
• • papet:tn
,• -
t traa," &roily: replied the toy.
"Hat that cif paper any real value
beyond promiee to •pay;?"
- 4marided•tile Bijah. • •
“Brrtiotk-vaper,,,?"' • • -;
e- . -2
• "Them teicifyzfivl:
lie • atopped tliZre. Some one: had
alley- and slyly stolen
I?otlusetfig and }each stag.. •
, 'ER .
14 4 teVOr trl ' ibd,! ' condole& the ,bov,
It hadn't anyintrinsic valtie.''
• hadn't, r g rowled the old jan-'
;.11tviat_jiolp t to ;hutch the. wolf
who absorbed it 1"
tirtater depth.
. . '
' :4,tistatt'erthe petty . tase, in
whielvone'rfank Helier. was a•• witness,
threeortonr - Ot:the lawyers were dinuss
. ing anionettieniselves the,,variety of tee•
dedueed", , ., when General 13 . 4 with
;Iris
usual said ' • • •
'see!) a -liar on
s tile
,witwess—stand as that Hauk /Fisher ; he
ondanbtedly '•
the biggest line I • e'er
. "..r.knemr,'''.' :Whew; the whole party were.
sciiaewhatAistied . at 'seeing Ilant;ivho
beard the:Gpaerul's remark, step to
, i ;
"Did you.say I was the biggest liaryim
ece . r saw ?":".• . • . ' • ••:
• •,• o •rnit;isiliontliihat I. • 'O4, stain trlex
ingly canto' from the General, who'expeet
ed a, tight, Ilank eyed him fora moment
and then
• "I.gtatelot thdo t know my brttber
have gem.
. .
. •; . Ts, , i-ii-•=-',, •• . ;
Old Winston wag' *negro - preacher in
Vlrgidia, and his ideas of theology and
•human nature were/often 'very original: 7 —,
A gen tlerroui;thas accosted- -the old gen
- tterrian' on-Sunday : . .
'., ~ Winstmi,• . 1' Understand' you. believe
every woman has seven deips. How calf
you prove ! ?" -': • •
'-' `',Will;...e*.dfd..:,you • never, read in d e
lihle,linVi • seien debits . were cast outer
Mary Marlin ?" I -•.• '
-. ,, F.0h,' ye,;J'Ve: read that." , ' 12 - "
4 4)rd yori ebber hear cf 'em heiu' cast
out, of..ony oder woman, soh ?" - . .
'r' o, never &V . -
,- "Weil; detr,,alt do
o ders bib got 'em
, -
!lONIte r 4434 the Soldleri.
BEMS
D.tring : , 'the• war a Gitorgianstarted'
to Alarietta, ivith.some chickens for sale,
:110 , Inet_ 3 4squeo) orr 'soldiers., and they
,h0,41414,,a1l bis chickers but one rooster.
Ile iusisted they should.r t take Min, but
- tfil..i 'were Oa of monel, and couldn't
-1 4 11 - 1 ,4 .-.. -"'
_
Fkiii " ,oltf — itfau said he hated to go on to
town with or.ilv one
,chicken, and was
r ttly,,puzstlea - abeut it.. ''_ . .
' `t . Past one `the Soldiere said :`•
;.Old man, I'll play you a..game
,cif
sevelinfpoehiM" `-'-' '
"Avoct, - saysthe old man."
Tlfe - rflard'A long' . and spirited game.
Art liss;• th§tsOldier, won. Tlie old man
wrutittra ritisler's neck amt.. tOSSe4
a hint at ,, 'the- soldier's: feet t and mounted
. .L , his'rrity,t-,4ll4,l'popy,aud , startelf home.
. I :.; i littef, , Set, i tii ,,,. 1,g so, ma two h undred i yards he
.....144 11 3' Rtopwo, turna ro nd, and
-7i? e , hack and std : • ' . ' • •
\ "You played a far game and won tht
PosVrigji4tit DI, like to know what
you ptitz,p Agin that rooster."
v , -r
,3...
- What Saw.
nOlored man who was lately-rest:is -L
"Infed Trotti'Wb4t 'seemed death; but 11018
zatatepiy was entertaining pis
• frionfis with the sights be beheld in the
"Plf4ity ot)Jored :bretiren in kieaven,
••,,, •
apt.e. - ,Tptia." - ,
felt' tniia
4 .40;1 1101 annut bell—tny down
.4 here r .fisici6d'anotiler interlocutor.
"01zyytisi mama s plenty of • .dettiv dere
vtov).''
• "Any whitelpiks;.Tmn ?” •
'der ain't_no, end on 'em i
buY,-bytitti" ,
ebery *bite Man
none. got holdin'' betwen him
fitiOn` - /' ' '
The , Ciold Shoulder.
JonflkOictlpi*l - uired hhieeit:iora home
diunkft/n_las liking. He Hat - down
h Anttit,fuont-at peace With: a the
411/14.;:gu itna c iiOnti, the mid. Mutton.
Noths meiti;Storxne,iiiis -tiveather.-
aiiiitt
liiiitteafor-A lanpte an - d'
•
Ztionlift 3 / 4 * '4/m l i:l'f : sir?
"alifeezie: away 1 my t.ditiner
• fixity l'i!z• • , , •
; Tee, Baia any trutnps
givetht ai the cold shoul 7
•
7 - 7
•"-
• .4,
A8 4. 9 4 y . thr,40.Fen.„ old,-women'' who
Milk;otaeLuinund, Detroit wt rat
ili44o944.ibtAiam pus Martins. yestk.r
. -day . u Igitritik Wender pan IA 'and:a
:lirtkitt,l46.iteektie motioned for , her to
We 6 P '444 oll q l PPrquotlNl and inquired.:
yOttr?"
Ph#promilt reply. •
- you- own iigh up, do
YOUR "
'
1 1 wqrdal,AixePties.,liiter.F.Staggertd
some :,heßitastion,.•iie ask-
"And'Avbat =makes ?"
y.l ,..;*BeiatOW Ws:ankh ,Itett,tthier for calves
Abq
, A
4 1' Vh,e*Oteit: fctr"-"Aim to , ask a,no,ther
• ifacitifiti 'biffle , couldn't, Think "a f any.
• • ,
,Istettk,4la,„tAppiing atlyon'a man eaten ! ,
• lirioo:liftecifin , 1111141)4 abseneN
#l#'o4l4: • .**Oili: - ;Nitiv'mouil; , Lint his ,
lisktfavriptur#Ails
460 IT:
441swite. thaa 'f4Stere, Alive g( rAmen,
Aar, •" 4 , ,
•
0 riA0 11 4 1,04100 1 .-
, 4 . 40° °uP - on 'a'
st4.ooo4 . 4l.rutbCtir q t '101;11(149:14
' 1414- 0 1 41 1 ,00 1 0 , 100 :°-
Egil
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FMEEE
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Domino Hints.
The following "domestic hints" will be found
of Use iii the - :enlinary, deputments of.onlim
therons'bouiekeepers: WE would advise 'them,
to cut them out and paste them right aver thb
draiser or doughtrough
To roast*Prlng chicken's is to spoil 'ern— '
Just split !hem down the back, and broil
c It iivesirizo epitureithe v,aporti .••
ito tam brOiled motto% minus caperS. ' •
Broiled turkey, gonrmsntis cours,
Is esquisite with• celery sauce.
The Cook deserves a hearty_ enilittg,
Who serves ioas t fowl with tasteless stuff
,
r - Bincl4 !quirt+ , egg's - and biscu!t powder—
iMiati'bUt fat pork iu your alum chowder,
Egg sauce-few - make it right, alas !
Is good with blues or, with bass. •
• bluefish
•
Nice oyster sauce gives zest to cod—•
fish,,itheit fresh, to feast a god.
Shad, stuffed and baked, is most deliciou ;
'Twould liaye electrified Apichis. ,
Veal cutlet, drip in egg and bread crumb,'
Fry tillyou sea a browntah, roil come.
In dressing 'salad mind this law ;'
With two hard yolks use one that's raw.
Roast veal with rich stock gravy serve ;
4(3 pickled mushrooms, too. observe. .
Roast pork, sans 'apple souse, past doubt,.
Is,Ramlet with the Prince lett out. ,
Your l muttonpellops with paper cover,
Arid make Them amber brown all over
- Droll lightly your .beetsteak 7 4o fty it
Argues coawanp!, of cbriatiau •
Kidneys a fine flavor gain • d
By•stewing tEem in good champagne.
Bay stall-fed . pigeons; whenLyou've got the*
The way'to cook thein is td wit them. ,
i!'° 1 a,11° 1111 !
. . . .
A itulicions 'rotation "Ot ' crops is absO-,
tritely necessary in tnain taming •. the fer-•-•
tility Of the. • soil. This 'needs no klemon-'
strition . :.for it is - ,universally 'admitted.
But how to rotate to secure the greatest
.84:Ivan:ages is the main question. No
'specific directions trin'Aie • given .•,to-enit
- every case, beCatise.."circumstriticea.alter
vases" very much in regard, tO•this-point,.
~The system that:, would' succeed' - on-.one
'farm would Utterly *fail another, and
'vice versa.
,Goveroed. ;by general, princi
ples, the Winer, Mink decide this matter
for himself': Each. crop extracts from the
soil . the' 'eleaients essential to ifs,growth
und maturity,• and, by continuous Crop
ping; howerer.judicions the •rotatio.u• may
he' the soil will i_evidently be• eiberisted:•
'Hence the - eh:bents abstracted inust.be
returned to the in' the shape of! fertili
zers. !Ilia: settles tine' point—that
•:ftirtieri must keep' stock,: and: the nearer
they come to
...keeping ,stock enough (to'
consume what their fermi - produec•• the
netireithey come' to the
~trost improied
'culture.... ; The usual. 'rotation is from: the
sOd--corn. oats. or .barley, wheat and then
• In - good twit 'two, crops of wheat__
can be grown,_ clover being sown on the
first, 'in .the spring; .xvliiph s will., , furnish.
one crop ,and _ one td plow
.under for
second crop of wheat, on :which . grass is
erown kir futire meadow or pasture
lauds,. A prominent agriculturist redotn-:
'friends ffic,frollowing yearii."rotation :
Pirst.yerir, corn, potatoes and roots . , with
grOund heavily mannred ; secondats';
third, clover, plowed, in and sowed with,
wheat in the. .fall ; then timothy and
clover' soiceittni . the 'Niiheat in, the spring
of the fourth - . year ; then let it lay " in'
gra's4 two . years.. Other systems of rote
.tien,have adventnes,, suited ;to the sue-,
rdiiridik. di re, ti rn sten eet - -tif bli m rite,
etc: ' whoht'di!trict i al, wherO th 6 soil
rests-on hmeitone or plaster, a simple rd
tation of. clOier two years and wheat pne
is found to be. good, always proinising
that, plenty:of manure , iiretrirned to the
soil. Let us•hear TrOni our readers on
thisiubject. • - , . • . •
- Vaaixast-ss-Muriscy.
If the weather, be very cold, a turkey
will hang for titieek 'and' prhye to be all
the better, however young it may-be. But
take .great „cane
.not _to let-it be the least
thing gone. Pluck; drair and single with
ears; wash and wipe the outside well,and
pour water- thrOugh - iheinside% Fill the
iiretist with sausage 'meat, Ateasoued 'With
mkecetl herbs, mace find cayenne. Truss
the bird, roast it at a clear fire, baste con 4
stantly with' !;titter; and' serve it when
dune with brown gravy and bread sauce.
A chain of fried saustiges is often placed
round a turkey.
,The Hattie
'Sonic time-since - Mr. F. D. Strong, of
Waterford townehip, Erie, county, took a
number of Tt-tis-ottle,lo,..pasture. Not
long after" a-nuttiber •of - his own cattle
were attacked with a disease that carried
off in the month of September.--:
The disease spread to other farms along
the same mad, and among others Mr. A..
Z.,Brown_ lust a valuablecow. ..The
eaee:marlifeista itself by aJever attended
with frothing at the mouth and the ani
male die in from ride to three days after
being attacked.- A post'Anortem held by
an Erie farrier resulted in his, giving an
opiniup that there were syrntorria of arse-'
11 ,1 6 .,. • '
-
Secure - Road Dust,
During the dry season of late ;summer '
every country resident should ,secure sevi
.eral barrels of road 'dust. It is worth,
man yliTnee its cost as an , absorbect.--- i
Those Winekeep poultry ; mad secure byi
its use; a ,valuable' fertilizer, nearly at
strong as guano, with none of its , disa-,
greettble odor. Place an , inch ortwo.of
road dOet.in the bottouot barrekthen -
as the poultrY beanie is regularly 61eaned,
deposit,a layer an inch thick of the clean-
Ings„and so , on alternately, layers oV each
until the barrel is full. The thinner each
how is; the snore : perfect ~will be the in
tersoisrsire of The ingredients. If -tbe soil.
of-whicW - the road dust is,made is clayey
the layere of each' may;be of tipaiO4-
ness ; if sandy,the dust should be at least
twice as thick'as the layei= of droppings.
Old barrels of any kind may be•usied for
t 11s/urns:me ; ut:: if :•previously soaked
with crude, etrolenm or, coated with gas
tare they will last, many years. If the
colitents are ppaaded on a floor into fine 1
lio4owder before applying, the fertili
seri maybe 'sown ffrom a *ad dus
it one of the' Most. pe deck dendoriteia'of
*aulta-r-conxerting -their i,„contents , also
into sick uissure.::Plasica barrel -erlaax
of Air; the closse - with :a:-
-small dipper,
and th row down a eifki into` the,%-vatilt
each time it is occupied, and , giefWßytill
lei do otrensive odor .Whatelet.: This
*i mpier,. eheaperAd better thAti ter
never, freezes gets o of
'order„
„Axing: Auat iritte an
WO et lift Of: coal. asherls;- iottunw
ineut,:tnaking the fertilizers more friable.
~
UMOMMOOMMOIC
MITE . '.-M(j
p.m
i tea i;et—tiic , °kitten)
, i I Twisted heMp unties felons. ;
Paying up—;.'Coin ng down.
A peor relation : —a (mob-uncle. ;
Something about lmilk—water
rie city has Afte4liptiblic,sohools. 3
he - Evening P014,-.-the lamp pist.
Light wittes-may make a heavy head
A rare - fiower—the pini of politene:_
(Materialised, spiritsr-Prozan whis.
The key to an uncertain gait-w I
key.. . -• , , ' 1
, ,
Collectors know 1
Iwhen their Work
dun. , • , 'i '• , • : , ;
Why did Freedoin. shriek`? I Li.
ciuscotfell. : • - , s ' ; •
A maichless mai
rid iady. ,
, 18I[angipg bris
tendency. ' ' I
•
Simin took lii_
Corn sackings ar,
our; farmers.
tle Bourboll o4i N
; ()notv the thiniamo,
Hay Bells at ei b it*
in "..orth East, Eri
lain aanoe—
Sarratoga botol el
To.bone a Turk
poulterer is nut, log
How litijast it is
ed than of, patting
The ost elezen,
to be o black ye
The , rice of Q 4
Cntint3% is $1.40 ,
$1.65 ' , .
what tnii
"Soon as you go a
dei l l3.", - .
41-California ma l
fined s9o.'and he a l
pay the fine:
The best preps
hood "free from c
she has no .moriey.
, •
ix'
thonsand ba
ed on the Lehigh
this yeai.
tion to kiep. a lad'
ape" is a report t
Jim Pi
()Wiled by John ;
liothunitierll
• . •
Mrs. Foster 'of
weighs 300 pounds
and nionstache.
Walter Grant, o
years Old, had !at , .
twenty-first child.
" •
An.;Ohlo maw :
ntea Other lay
Ivits:orter him.
k's carriages la ^now
131 her, o \ t' Point town
-I•nd county.
Louisa: comity, Iowa;
and has a grnsay beard
The husking mania has already broken
butip lowa, and 'red ears of corn aresur
priSingly numerous. I•
'
• ti sto•t e no e generosity of
; the
Ariierican people. money is going forward
to the; Tkas sufferers. N 1 • •
•
This year is going to be theliest oyster
year fUr twenty-five' years and even Par
.son Brou'ruldw, feels good. • ;
,
• Stanley writes; that he . won't be hokne
for seop., years,bnt he will vote the Derao
cratin'ttek4 all' through Africai i
All :the - nice yonng Women are getting
stoolof 'colored yarn to make worsted
dogs during the long evenings.
• - ,
"Makry a widower.! not I I . .said,Niae
tilde.i ii"Bahies are like toot!) brushes.—
brushes.. , , ,Everybody wants their own:
i
; On pne point public' opiniont seems to
be unanimous. anock=kneed gills should
scorn .the present pin back fashions. •
Phila eiplinlas one hundred:shne.fac.
tories, sna the way they peg it I to sold
eathe-`lli enough mak one's , hair
stand..l.l • , • •
TM, was
radried on the 29th of :Septeirtber and,
onethoiir afterward eloped with an old
lover.
' I •
Miss ['Bessie ,Eaglesfield, a yOung lady
law student , of Terre ll,au i te, rad.' has
been adjanitted to practice! n tne Cirenit
°mut. , , .
•If sot4thing is t't'done'to Check this
ch ild re teali rig, the ' smal boy ',will . hnvg_
to bi chinned to a hitching-pest When he
goes out to play:
,
9arl IliClitirz has his lithe peouliarities
the same another folks. Ile Sat up all
night onee in St to'nis raiher thati,sleep
three bed.
Herald
The Herald ot, Health; i .
sayi that a
straight: Tiara of doctoring is
necessary; to remove freekles.l That's
nothine,go in girti.
4 d
I.& ' .' - •
A Wyoming an oonteniptiously re—
ferred to! ;'-that -I beaded Mrs. Drew,
and sheds lust waking ito get On a - jury
andlhava blot on trial..
The E',P.. Miller writes to the' Graphic
that he'll bet $5,000 " on,_apiritim
alis.—.
There is a man in Ohio' Arho'll bet his
farm thWi;the'earth. is .flat...; , i ,
T.
• When! a 1 0igicinnatian 'blown Ibisi'bead
off the Enquirer inquires if 'it is a suicide.'
If it was an accident or I a jOke there
might be a libel Snit. , I, }
There may hera mirror In thU moon,
- hut:if . ad dont tell the women about it.
:'They'd break their necks, trying :; to see if
their.fizzes were iu order., '
Wben,aburglary Occurs at Wilming. m
ti t,
n, North Carolina, a policean is +hi=
c urged as a tally, 7 and burglaries don't
o cur .there'. very often. . ' ', i
,
. All thitis left or Jay Cook is itetegrO
',Nt-aiter and a blue necktie, but Mr. Cooke
lived Well and wore good, clothes while
halcyon clays lasted.- ,i
They are. picking "up --150 caret dia
monds in Africa, but let 'em pick; young
wa n, wi ) 1144011 - , -tend right , to'-the steers
and stickby, the farm:.
There is a man In a , New ipsinre
Jiiil i wbo stole eiiktti-tieven clocks, : : and
soine of - tliq ~-patakmpl}ers; can; get J
sotne hour;,able . puns on the fact.
the Dey: of Aligiers lives &Moat Pn.
tirely on cod-fish , . balls' and pullY ootiep,
but when ,You get to be a ,Dej, lou'ca
also do as you area:mind to. . ,c,
' . ' Ban —"katiy,Jim, hOw , doesiriu lik
my new sweet` of, clothes?. i 1 ,
jini.-!.Sweet of„elothes I go hdoni;
you Mean Suit ob olotb‘s: -1. ';.4
13am*-“Go 'along 'veld yet ownOK you
black ;ignoramus : ! '
, :- Don't -folks ' 4 ,linow ,
Fret ch,say,,sweet ob rooms ?, 111 1 011;•,:d
s
1 :i
Me am applicable to lolotbes;,i-'lll 2 l
whitewash 'yerself !
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ROSE DEMOCRAT;. Noly-tAitiER
Itteol4ll. 1
s
4 --Au ancient; Unm
z
E=MMI
t.to.ninedollitEs t
• colinty. !
interview
y--Take . it when
long.
to,accu,se a 41'•kke
an false hairs*zi
wiinter custu*es
t.
t the *elle in; Clari'
nd at the =Ur,'
do - your folks din
ay—that'd inissus'
pounded
ld her' Silk ,dress
• 11.
.bets df corn.ivere rais
unty; almbliouse farm
Fithbprg,' Mass., 73
y biira unto him his
a mile iii air min
a) did his *ice. She
lEEE!
Miscellaneous,
‘.!!v .. .6.mititN' .
eves-
SCROFULA,
'Scrofula Humor,
yegettna will *Meats thorn the system every taint
nr Scroll:lions' Humor. It has permanently cured thou
sands in Boston and :vicinity who , had been long and
palnitil sufferers., -
Cancer, CEticerout Humor.
!!!The marvelous effect or Vegetine in case of Cancer
'and Cancerous Humor challenges the most profound
attention of the medical 'faculty, many of whom are
prescribing 'Nicotine:lto their patients. . .
Canker .
, . . • •
, .-• ~.. .
• - • ..
, .
~
Veuettne heeltevtr-failed to cure the most Inllcstble
case opeanker.
plercuiiitl)tsetties;
. .
The Vegetine meaty with wanderfal succeas. In the
mire of tide class Of. diseases. "
• . Pain in the Benes. .
• In this complaint thq Ve etino . l3 the great remedy
se It removes from the symem theyroduelogmtuse.
, •
Salt Rhegm,
VeAter. Salt rtheuta, Scald head; dm, wlil cert.:llrd
yield tattle goat alterative effects of Yegettne.
Erysipelas;
Vegetiine hag never ['cited to cure the mott'lnveterate
cue of Eryvipelfs.
Pimples and flumors of the'Face.
Tteanon ahonld toaoh na that a blotchy. rough. or
Pimpled skin dentande entirely upon an internal cause•
and no outward application can aver cure the defect,
Vegetine is the great blood purifier..
Tumors and 'Ulcers.
Are causedby en impure state of the blood: Cleanse
the blood thorrynghly with . Vegettne, and theee com-
plaints will disappear. x
Catarrh.
For this complaint the only substantial benefit can be,
obtcined through the blood. Vogetine is the great blood
purifier.
. .. .
• - Oonstipation.
_.. , ..
s. - Vegetine does not act as a cathartic to delitertate the
bowels:hut denims all the organs.'• enabling each to
'perform the functions devolving upon them.
,
Piles..
•
‘..c.f Alne•has restored to health who haao been • loiag
and ainful sufferers.
Dyspepsia.
li4r, egentlne Is taken regularly. according to direc
tion/. a certain and speedy cure will follow its use.
Faintneie at the Stonlach,
Vezetine it not p tultnniatlng bitters which creates a
lieticions appetite, but a gentle tonic. which a slats
nature to restore the stomach to a healthy action, ,
• Weakness.
Vogellne acts ditietiv upon . the allitef of these cont
plaints. It Invigorates and strengthens tbe.wliple aye
tern,lacts upon the secretive organs and allays Main
mation.
•
, . .
General DOOlitlt. •
- -
In this complaint the good effects of the Vegetino are
realieed immediately after commencing to take it ; as
debility denotes deficiency of the blood, and Vegetine
acts 'directly upon the blood. ' 'I
Ociober 13th.11375..-1m
sold by all Druggists EceyWhere.
P
AINTS AND OILS:
FINE STOCK AT •
B. R. LYONS & Co.'s.
Montrose4day 14. 1878
fIAREE'TS,
ILI •
CARPETS AT 30 OMITS AND 14PWARDS.
—Less than N. Y. Prices—.•
!I:tr Sale bill. It. LYQNSdo Co
16GALF., TEA, COFFEE,
S
sad other
Groceries
At Low rigareeai'
1.
•
I . .
WALL AND WINDOW PAPERS.
, A Large Stock,
414 Now Patterns Received Every
•Week Direct Froth the ,
- Manufactory.
B: R. LYON & CO.
gricscia,.
Coat's.
CiarWrO. N. 7..
: and John Clark's Spool Thread.
White. Black, and Colored—from Ro. 8 to No.lBo, at
75 centipar dozen, For sale by • •
• B. R. LYONS ac CO.
Montrose, May 14. 18'71—tf .
CHEAP . OA. ► 11 . ' STORE
' • We pay Cash tor Gopda, and sell fin Cash, and would
„renhaend
PEOPLE FROM BINGHAMTON
and qrte—tilty, visiting Montrose, to
OWE. US :A CALL
before purchasing elsewhereas it is generallymdmitted
. • .
that wo sell the same amount of CMOdsifor
,
'TE
1 .. NTY DOLLARS
that tli y r cell in Binghamton for iwerity.five, 4ollero.
:• 1 •
New Goods Arriving Every Day!
'.- 1'
/loam's. Nor.ll,
.
Tmt*lmmaxa joitcrctAcim,
(;rioiuss is= cotrwr soon."
' •
,XONTIIOI34,PENW
JOIN TARBELL; PROeii.
Nine Magus and Hicks leave ' this Ilona* dilly, eon
neetini ,witb the Montrose Railway, the Lehigh Valley
iteVroad..and the: D. L. dt W. Railroad. s, ; • ,
April let. - - ' -
;BW:tterp-..N . •6*.0
WHY TO A. R. BuLI.,A3IIYB. •
AT THE HEM) OF NAVIGATION,
togeteome . '!
SPltifG SEED
.WITEATo . 'DLOVER
AND Tatorray
• Garden Sepda of all kind-Mho very belt Flout. aftgaf
• Teat G01f4.4. Plitt, llama. laud, etc.i etc 4
_ . .
- •
Portra.utes of choice canned grods c ionSisting hi part,
of Peaches , Pearsiinunts. Cherrlesignincev. ntrniww—
riOa. fine APPIOI. Corn, Selma. Tonnages. Teas. Duck. .
Torkey,boltater_fluccotash; ketch. titonoe- frql Apple
Putter. Devtled.utun..and lots of other thingaquite too
nutnerOnS to mention: it of which will he sold tt all
kinds "P/..T.110.1.15',' ler rera:7 parit prices that will
7:Pief3r
andatrittljv •• •
•
prinCiple of two and Joi WORK::
,
"rind
"eat
A;IIIIWLLARD.B; J AT THU 0 1*
it CE,OUZAP I
ontriate..llpril7,ll4s,,
\VOOLEN. SHAWLS, .CLOAKINGS,
CASSIMERES, BE AVERS.
AND CLOTHS, • ' •
'ln greArvariety.. _ At IG. A. a Co's.
• •
B. R. LYONS CO.'S.
MILLINERY GOODS. IILMION S. FLOWERS, FKATII
ens, BLACK AND COLORED. FMK AND COT
: TON VELVETS. TRIMMING SILKS. ;
&Sae variety, ~ . ;i ; At O. R. , & Co's
DRESS AND; CLOAK TIIESINITNOS, LACES. FEIN
GES. BUTTONS, SILK: TIES, CORSETS, En
- .BROIDERIES; zEPin - R, WORSTED
AND FANCY ;TARNS.
PASS. NOTIONS AND`
PAT
~
Alwais in great variety, . ?kt ti, R..§ CO7ll
DOMESTIC - `GOODS. BLit/wimp" AND BROWN
, SHEETINGs AND SKIRTINGS. cANTON FLAN
NELS, CALLICOES, DENIMS. TICKUNGS
• - AND CREVOTT SKIRTINGS, AL
WAYS A FALL ASSORTMENT
TRIC MOST. POPULA.It , ' •
• . BRANDS, . '
Mid irices to salt the times , At G, R. it Co'g.'
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS; MAT& DRUGOETINd
FURS, FURS, FURS, STIMALO ROBES, HORSK
• BLANKETS., LAP ; ROBES, Sc. Ac. •
Cheap - - At G. R. a to's.
...ftad#-Ittadi
Ken and boy.' ready.tmule-Onits, a large stocky Com
plete assortment of best goods, warrauted to give sat
isfaction. prices to snit thS times At GAL & Co's.
BEAD a ilium).
• .•
OVERCOATS.! • - 1 OVERCOATS . / i
Por Boye, Yoathe and Eteit7. AB torte. Qualities and
price‘ from $8 to VW. Supply Your wants at O. R.
t;o4.
Large stock of flue easslinkres, Cloths and Beavers
Measures taken good fitting and ,workmanship guar
anise& Pries* runy SU per cent.' less tban out of town
tAdlatullesve your measure at G. Ut. & Co's. -
FUJIIMBING 00M, • -
Gents fun tubing goods. . White stud; colored . ectton'
Slam, Wool and MerlutC.i Wrappers and Drawers,
'Flannel and merino Rake. Rain. Jackets,. Ltmtortera,
Tice. Bowe,Radler.. Gloves, Trunks. Satchel!, an..
dce., thelarast variety In town, at G.R. & Co's.
GUTTENBERG ROSEiISAUM' CO
'
14, &ORR R, anegipv,Tartner.
Montrose.. SepteMber 2:ttlr;
1 _ 1
. • .. soRANTATh - ;
WlioteEalyituc~iiilT~eaters3u ..
, ,
FIARDTARE; IRON ''.l'l4`EL •
„ , • • :
, 1 SHOVE LS
. 3711L1)EiVb •
'AtiNfe.ll42l.4ool l llTEitse..V.h: it 2" RARdilltii.C.
--',1141L8040 it AtiBING
CARBJAGB SPBMO.6,4tXLES,' 4,KZI.YS
BOXES, BOLTS, IMTS arid - WABILEBa t t •
pLATOO.BANDS. NALLLHALLB •
ISONB,RTIDS; SPIKES,
FELLOBS,BBAT aPFIVPLEs, BOWS, At.. •
VICE.S.,STOOES' and DlEs, MELLOWS * :
EAMMERS.SLUetS.FILES,.9rC.ad. •
WILCULAB AND' MI EX SAM' S., BELTING. TAMING,
,TACEIsE B,LOOES, PLASTER -PARV.,
• " " CEMENT; HAM i:CIRINDSTONES'
friMMOM WINDOW 41.4.13 S.LELTII UR • 41!,YWO.INgS.
gt
• .ItAEt,h.NIPS SOLVES. - •
=ENE
11116 1 , I :ThsceUansons Adveitsem!)ii
ILMOId
~,:
~.
~rl'B
GEORGE
L. LEI'
Has' l ast return/d from New York with a la,ge and
..,
plrt..oooo.s, - . CLOTHING, )391
•
Hat\and Caps, Notaons,
Filling his large ''`tenijmvary nu the National
5 remain- here unfit our new
J r -
BRICK sToRE IS COMPLETE Olti 'XIIE
Onr stock is new and bought with 'eare." Are.' will, 'as;
- • assortment and hest bargains in thel
. . . . . . •
)a"l3utter and Pinduee shipped. Ilihest.price and
Aiquey advanced whOn de . sired..• -
Great . Bend, July;l ith, 1375.
MINF*; . •BINGONN
,x , -mx6imaz&m3m
iIVERIT... - ‘sqItiWiiINT:INII, - COitIgeI:CIONEI 7 S,
Bronze Lamp% Vpal Lamps, AU Gigot .Lamis, Eland Lamps,
Barners,Micks, Shades Shade Holders &C.,
TIN AND JA.PPANED *.ARE.
IWeei:Cluaranteeti as Lois as any Howe in Southern Nei° Yoli t k. : •
Orders by Mall Prorimptly'Atteuded To.
BEST JOB P ar ? ti n 'T:ING , . AT TUE L.OI*EST RATE
1 / 4 „. 1
ually adding new , 'material to our office, and with our . IJ
.1 , ' • ' • 1
•
Large Stook of JOB TAPE and FOUR Printing Presses; we 'q'ofy Oemepetion
Both h Price and q, malty, either in Plain DIA& or Colored Work. IL4YLEY .h CRUSEtt
I'itEPMUI FOE worTral
NEW STOCK OF
RdLL @ WINTER GOOD!!
Guttoliborn Rosoliliam & Co's.
PLAID . AND ,PI4IN WOOL- SAND
.MOHAIR DRESS GOODS. Mks,
POPLINS, C4SIIIMERES,
DRAA,TE DES ALPA.. ,
CAS •BLACK AND ,
..„ -
• COLORED,
In *minty and greet I.)argai4s . At 43, R. CO'S.
1 • • " "
FLANNELS: ". ROSE BLANKETS
• MARCEILES BED 'SPREADS,
WOOL TABU. SPREADS, . ,
TABLE LIN,ENS,: TbSV- - •
- • -- ELS, NAPKLNTS
- . and household
Fu C inishing
•• • . iondEi • .;
large amortment,ind chimp, At. G. R. a,cei.,
LADLES' AND CAILDREINs' MERMO UNDERGAR
lIIENTS. MERINO ANI) WOOL JIOST. FELT
SKIRTS, GLOVES. .to. ALL hIE ES
AND Qv/tunes,
Prices to suit, • • • At G. •R, & Co's
• --- •
Our Cusism Pepartment.
EATS! HATS! di CAPS! OAPS !,
At Ch R: & Cu'i.
,11UPZ WISM
1 :t
GEO
• „
SPECIAL INDUCE3IEXi'd
ALSO', MAxurAcrclttit
STRING. &-‘ '-71111ER
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOES', READY
, MADE' C.BOTHDIG,
lIA.TS & CAPS;
• . &c.
• . •
Premi Doods.. a sroOd akarimentl. • Priattt; afl * 'e new
Mai ipatterue. . the market. White ..qaoda a
Meat vanety.. , - - • • :
- • '
BLEACHED 01 . )` ' 'UNBLEACHED
SIIIRTICT cotrox ADES,
DEM:NIS:TICKS,
- -
STI
IRTING. LINEN -
TOWELING;: .- O,ARPM WARP
The largest stock in tovrn.. cLiss goods at lees
prices than can be bought of a y other . pnrties in the
place:
:
all tits latest itylea
. , . ..
11FI4bY--11ADE CLOTIIING,'
.
a toll line, and good Oods well Ade and trimmed.
nai?
Call andEranalne er f4OCX okra • purchasing- e'se.
I ra.
whe.' I. wilt not be undereotd.for:tbe sane quaiity of
gunQs,'bfer.) , one In 'or ouL of ftwn.i - , . . - •
Batter chipped. ProCuptseititiri
= c ,i tt the highest mar
set price,calechmariinteed, hillc stied as soon sts re.
kelved. . ': : j': , ;!
.
HAYpEN.'
Nem Miltuid. Junel4, 1875.--tt, in • • - • •
At W. W. Smith & Son's
ExteneliePurniture % sr!raom77ouwlllrndtbelargeet
stockot
_ . .
. - .
To be round hi.. We eeethio - Of the ,
01 4 11 . 3 1, of Ms o w r:
MUM facto re, Ind-at price,* chit cannot mit to give retie
faction. They make the very best ; :': . - ...- •,-- -; '
-' • .
tXTENSION TABLE
t73:)l6Diester - , Mrcv,x-3
PURE .Ico.l
AND COMMON itATRASSES
U---N 'EYE -ft TAKI R:G!
The zubscriber will hereafter wake aderiadtita
epeenitty:tn.-him buelneat„ NivitiniinreMsPleied
NEW . sail the-ince,: elekatillEANSE. Ind tiustn,
totedlng tan servieen 1411.1.tHinttAthilen rOMPt. I 7 and
eatiefaciory clintge,e, } •
Jan. 4 4 '
• V SM E t ITH s'o
• •
1t51#115 7 i iiEDlctri -
.1:
.11eittuttrIte.t price. paid in W.h. tog -!
; COIN,- 4E, AND' OATS, '
the ktoiatFc6fpf3Citin f
. 811
1- D A 'MOON , uri toaden
Montrose, July 14, '•=ir • P
Est 81 1 1NIt
NEW-YORK.WEEKLY TRIOUNti
ver fn
lipaciate cOgiccfm- :Y•or•teitmcond commislitook.
ny,it , • Address Tlli
!!'
4.. !
! ••
ii .) 4 . 1 5 4 ,.11)
- - 7--.;
• , t ....
.
L,' I A 1.,: i •
- 104 - 141
. _,
. .
gol'?lp . *;3 assortMei;t of
1,241: .I
6 T & ' SHOES.
• 1 'l' ",
loto, zronn \
. ' 1
, -
OLI) GROUND.
I I
bete criore, offer the largeat
leotioty.
prompt returns guaranteed.
.4 7 .: iI4F;NIIEIT‘t..
rroN
March 51.1515
GOoss,
• . J.iisCßeceiv4.
--BY
WILLIAM 14AYDEN.
BobT4 - Hats,
nAers &'
Ire
FIRST qLitBs
- . . .
In the Country:and WAll.lauT-thete.
Air aH kindsdotie rtthe nearPt cealk&
R. x. 33 MI 7:/
OF V - HINDS.
,
I
1............,
.1110NitY '',SAVEi)
NEW
A. . ,
Giti PIS.: .&-I. SAYB J E I
• 1
.. . •
nave open d, at he old location, rf 3t, S. Wilron, JD
the Brick lock !Montrose, and we shall be pleased to
see:ill of o r old triendkand the many new trues Ise
hope to gill . 06 stock Wilt colorist of '
. , •
.
.
Id lilt mil 11E11110'6::
' i • .
..
•. 1 • • ~..,,,..i.x.mi., ~s ; . .•
. . I f
Pit° 0 kERYI et:b a : SWAitEi
. ...
l- • i
in large rot/tinnier and variety. Stone.'Wire, WOOO
Ware, Iloude.Put*l.obiug, Clouds and Grochricer. We
f hall give prt:o4ar attention to. the Grocery Trade
and'keep a full assortment. of Teas, Sugar, Oorees,
- Family ! ', • .
1 . -.
Groc • ries & Proviicins
\,
11 1 ihrunet.t. Sall and Flour. We shall , keep con
otan ott hand dill brands of Rout at much !cps than'
old p •er.apd watrant it It, please. Goods; delivsked
prilliii:t tol our tdwn cristonerr. ....,!_
. „ -,
I. N,Our ti aras willbe strictly '-- ' - r.
. • 1
lia arcl.3r-row3r, , •
- t
1 ,
This 'it. will be ire)) ': to temem•
' he secret to our low ~ pricer. We
• Mlle. - and examining our goods
',I d thrit it will be tot-your inter.
Nr ems.
- 1
1
• •
We ehall
(cash orproAute.,
bar; ar thid will In
arc confident. that
and price!. ypnr
cdt to try our booty
JE.rnus.on tituttfc.
MontroieNar, 3td, "0,
N. Y.,
OARtrt*,
W~-ZC7~*'. - F`~g E 1 T.F
I-1 AltD-W E
IRON, 01'13 , EL,IAND
Blaekgniiths' Supplies,
;; A. S.
Cgrorcoid i
• SEAT SIrIIMGS, STEEL TIRE;
' TOE CALKS and CALK STEEL, &c.,
' • I•
• .
BURRETT'S CORN SHELLER
Anti the , Itiiproved
rw-Cals.A.an ilts 114 • 1 -
Wallington Sti -
- ITLN6IIAILTON, N. Y.
Oct. 1463.173.+11. .
maEA'4/co:vVA.ii.lo
GROCKER & OGDEN'S,
33X1V413-.I3CALIVCriI'CZJAMV, el‘7%. Y.
HEAVY ANT) L'HELF HARDWARE;
• ' OARRIAGE!GOO4)S.'
OAK TANNED LEATHER BaTI.NO
* RUBBER BELTIN 0 AND: -
•,. I)ACKIN4, ETC., ETC.,
t
°Lion &R !AND as.os3-cui sews,
. . . . ,
, I ,
•• ~ .• hit Btst in tlie.World ! ..!
• r
Bingbatmioh QO. layant..
•
" We haYeltott rammed; from the Clty or New Yor
with a splendid sepck of goods, conßiglng of
4 0 -oDgali
O s OCERIES ,
BOOTS. 8E146E111368, CROCF
• ERY, otc„
•t' • • ,
t
Aital'all ether goods nrualif kept, to a country elote4
• Conte one end ail and Astitry yen retiree tbat Wo aro
stelllntt surcheap as the cheapen. We are always Int
ik:kg to shour our iloode. •
Ai r e 15DERL1ED.
• arackpey, Pc. Stay 12th 1815,41 •
•
i •
DRUGS! & MEDICINES
'. . .
A 'Ltroif
. . .
:Where you will Mid a fall asmriment ot Pare Drugs
.. 4 t Med/CURS; elicialtals, Dye Stuffs, Jewelry, Per,
Minery..Vluduepad Violin Fancy (iambi,.
Naskeultotiotui, Pocket Book.,lngare Tobacco- YID°
tirdidies, Table Cuttiory. Isolld
Spoimir, L'lated Spoons, Kr:ves and ForkkOduSille--'
tole: Airrunitlou f itMoulder - Braces.. Trusses; Medical
•lustrameeta, Deotal •Material*, =Lamps arid. Lamy
Chimneys. Teus,rspiees,, Bakis,; Powderi Sea -Mose
;Feriae, Gelatine, tapioca, me. .
utortthatia Atamfibui Oitt,,aind kinds of
yarptalii kept Atmetitutly,eli Mold. •
We aro selling a Wad . Paper at nod,. Ind are also
- -04ir oat our 0 atikIVOTC at a
cry Low More. •
cart,i/r PPrilliroft eAml4l Pitint 4 reads for
• ' lute; Sufi do your- own painting •
• Will our larye utack of. .goods, eunddent that
:everyone visiting il l am rose. mil I IA ti 4 it tor, tb elrin t er
est to callitna hie fur tdailtfalvol betasytirt.4s-
to g alflnthiSf44;? ; . •.;
- Montrose .ieue n. 1875. =
za..taa5..1.33.6
.•,
Thu undersign _ '
rd wfl make
thidertiniug '" '''''' ,
oPeetaliii
, their . bnaluese v ,
nuixll4lo ptc!iriihlt fatendtl
• - 131108'64Mb gearanteed. ,, - , •
` • ..'". V•AtAT'fAlsWs
liigasetllo;./1, 411,141815. i44t
• . •
Irbil, ttardwarti, etc.
EMIIIMME!!!EEM!EIe!9
INEiV
NEW GOODS,
- = S. St. SATIM
ctr.,
si JO
t - • I
ij i .
FAMERSSIM XTMEtarics,
Agent! for
I:l[3RDld i i . FEED. OTTERS
The Oheajaest Place
t
To puy
irhelib's Bunk Building,
,WROLESA-Tat AID RETAIL DEALCR*I
1W o are Agenda for
- '
HE LEY DISTON &.SONS'
AND JOArf ROTIIERY'S
Celebrated sand-Cut Files,
r ' •
3.ese4,cl This .
The 'lade to Got Your • ,
Ntimber 46."-
tarble Moths 1
We would call the attention "of the wantthi; •
NEW PRICES.
, .
A.NY'I'HING IN Tr 4, 1ti31.1 4 1 LINE
\
SUSQUEHANNA DEPOT, PA., .
MrDoing the only Mrablie Works In the ecianty...a,
Work Warranted as Represented
SU 1 , 101 Ilet;o:, Pa., Aprl 14,1676:-]y
Ctkilliaild
PLA.TE:OIte , WAGONS,
3P3.2.tiLetcoxiss,
][nn 'lose, Marcloo. 1K5..
J., n. BiliN/G9.. I 8, B.4leiZa. HU. BLI.XDIMI
BINGHAMTON ,
BARKS BROS. & BIANDIR,
DEALERS IN AND 3IANUFACTURERS OF
yarlalco,
AMERICAN AND SCOTCH GRANITES
.26 Chenango St., Near Depot,
Mayl4. 1677,..
OMNIBUS LINE.
. . .
Ttra undersignedhat an otnnlbnei line running,to ev.
cry train on tho D. L. t W.,• and Erie Railway' si
tpiang or Re-Shipping Baggage
a, her de of w llk bepromptly attended to.
• The new river bridge ;ia now el:mph/led, hence they
in no Ferrying...- .
Ilwayo on hand to ronvi7 pataengerti to any point iu
the tiarroundlng country. •
U. BUCHANAN. Prop'r.
Great Ber!. Aug. :19, 1611.—tf. '
l*Teiikit • 3Pletzt
atiiuts . '.4 •..A.curiu-glticitiuts
We will tUrf..+ll any kind of i'ltst Class °mane and
31achines at a discount that win' pay Lyon to can before
Ottn,hasing. ' Savo 25 per, cent for carrylivz Instru
ments arnatudott trial. All Instruments And MAChille.
folly Welrraitted. '
.110n!nve. April 7. 773.—tf.
WIEORS, CiIITiREOS & NiEliSI
W. OUSTERHOUT,
" PRICE LIST. .0.
Rgpal•inydolts on ihutt nut,lce. Cheaper than the
cheapest.
First-class rhsetosto 4 •
• " ling 4101 •
" " ',umber 'll7st:owl '•
PlatfOrmilfruni 111140 . to
'• " Swell Hotly Stelshe
•
1 exc,AN.isztilt3l2.l..tsig.
To, flow tier arum, new, . )- -
eprk and tot' -• • $1.40
tket per !nen - . CAI
.
411. work warrahtee. Cal) and emarnlne my ,stock be
fore partyaolng eleawkre.-
.W. OUSTETIFIOUT.
Mem& October tfttli, IM3--tt.
HERRING- & FARREL,
281'7 43xvtufs...ziwor'sr I%T. it
131.sralitiar 1313r401i0l
• •
• *llllll6l. •
fihc oldest and moat roltabie Arai fn th - e United fltire.
They took the prise medal awarded at the
AVOULD'A loAllf AT'LONDONt
. .411 safes aro trarmateit (rear from dammtroa and co
11iLLINti8 i•Ticans.Ageit.
kloutrote, 3ltty fi ' ' •
A NEW ENTERZEIEL
• '
••• AlintctiO4%eatltman, at
isoiri*Jpziot.itoac*rack..
bit „. . „ , •
opened si *lisp es,4er & Co's store. o• 1
.Peblic Avenue..inhere , be is est dy'tu de Alt kinds ur VIO7 k
X',4te lies, • pas .eXcel in utyrivi&k t and repeir ttilk
estdis.* old despateb;,.
JAXE. PM:a •
31(uttrose k tabet IbUt;2ls.—ike.
Miscellaneous. .!
„~,~_.
to OVE W9RES A't
OR NO SALE.
• • ,
Y©U CAN a4YE '4ioA7Sir
By calling on us
DoLONG.
M. A. COLVIN, AO
ER WAGONS,
ed, oa exit, atton, and for oda at
N'OII,ILLE tat 31614711.05 E.
D. - D. SEAULE.
CEsTAimi
marble and Slate :Mantles,
Great Bend, !Nu
Anyardor for
c:;AL.:a.il.x4mG•mEat
SAYE :lONEY
snd I p3 YOUR OWN AGENT rot buying
BUY YRUR
Hartord, . Pa.
MANa'ACTVIIFILS or ALL KINDS OF
EiMMEEii
ililEM=2ll
E WORKS,
F.D. MELDUISII
-
g in
7 inS
$llO
$ 75