VoliiinE - )...92..: pentotrat—focal. A:irraniontont. or VIA 'RAILROAD: TO . ll.ltannock, (Dallt,) .... . VIA STAGES:4' • Ilontroi=e llepot,tflally,).. .... 00(tp m • 020 a .n SIM ... a m 113u)i NVPAInsinF,. 945 m 11.00pra Forrdezvlue.ktri werloyi t • (.00 p 00 ,, ; . otil , lia Station, (trl wee 1),) 'iOdam 700 am Biuehatutolt,riti I,tikt..(t weekly).. ;o pie 4 7.00 pm weekly,) NM arn 400 pm The Nov York, (via Montrose Depot,) New Milford, .r3c Mt a mock, anti ylVuaing are daily. u Stitt:lou all runs Tuesdays, Thursdays, led sate:days. The diuguainton.tantl,(cla Silver Lakei,) runs Taco- Thurrtlayit, and Saturdays, P r ive,toillit• mail taus Tuesdays, Tbursdays,aud at ardaY , i. tlioppett mall rites SlUndays, Wediseadays t and Fridays AMATIONAL STAGLA &stage leavrit dally for \ ? treat ruy e poet atl te.,and . • \ A Stage leaCeP daily Idr New idjltard at 1•80$1. ied returni'ut 330p.m. • - -• ' E. 0. FORD/lAL I% M. Ilontrese Railway. Arranecient of Trains. !to take effect ori Alouday, Doc. 1e4, - 17•1. • • ' . . Down Trains : • • :•. Up Trains , kOVTIIIII I . • . • - . ' 14own1wAttn /,. N. r. A.. A.X. P. 11. : 3 3 ktl I •,0 L.... .... Men t.ro r e.. ..... —.10,40 6.00 b w 110 . ......4.11en'5...... ' 1935 - 645 013 113. " ~. eocl'S 1020 - ii 40 ', shl s'!u : tilltluers ..N 15 5;5 1,2 s 125 ' Dltneek 1005 52...5 h 53 132 Tyler's.., 965 510 545 140.... ......biniegvllle 945 11 05 ' 5`.5 ..1 45, ... y..,. i. :. Lynn 905 455 • 61.5 1 SS, ,; . 1 . Ayery,,. 925 445 till) 2 1t.4.; ...... .... Lemon ' 915 . 4 35' c .:•1 2 20.... ... • • Lobeck...... "...905.425 f,:,1,1 230...., k ~...., Marcy's • - ca. ' 415 r,lO 114: , Tfinkhstnntiek 840 35.5 thit3iii- connect et Tnnkhanuoct: witlt sr. ;6 N. Y R. 11,goint - , north and south. JAMES. 1. BL4.IiSLIM, Py&t. , . liew Adiortisomeits. I-- Ayer'S Citierry Pectoral. •• . A.t cr's Hair-Vigor, ' . Vegainti: • • . • t Dibsolutfon —Hayden & Bolden, • liiirpeignszitr. . •'• : • Auditor's Notko-rsstato, of Lydia Thom!)- . Btrioarsa Locus. Stray Dog—DOrr S. Gregory. Miscellan eons—McKenzie. /indigo About Town: Baptist sociable at W: C. Tilden's, Thursday ito.morrow) evening.' 'Woman's Temperance prayetmeeting at the residence of 31ra...Fauny 'Lathrop, Friday at ff . o'clock P. m. • x•. • . ' The public are invited to . attend lati Oyster Sapper, at. Firemen's Hall, on Fri Oily evening Nov. 26th, for tlie penerit of 'Rough S.l . Ready Fire Co., No. 1. • . •c"',,. .11e have a court ' that is equal . te the Tail kee's watch ; lie said his watch could crack oil '.. 1 .1 an hour in fifteen minutes, and we' have a 1 ,;; week's court cracked od' in a day and a half. : 4 The y4uni; mesas prayeemeeting will - beheld ~. next Sabbath at 4 ,p!'rn., in' the chapel of the '-'. Presb -I - r'• h church. - Tt •.: In .t.' ms - are nip. 4 . , , . .1 e hi . /1..b0 LI. in„, r •' idly increasing in interest:. Let all the young. Dien lather at the next and fill the houie..., . -.. Mr. 0. G. Gilbert, of Saratoga Springs, will ..... lecture again ,:in the Baptist church, on yritlay • , '".eve, ..Nov. iiGth, liy request Of many, citizen's.— ~., . • . 1 subject—" The j , "lfieerntit' •Annendment, and .1114 escape from Siavery,.with , many others." • He T. ‘0 wlll'nlso sing a number of r ins jubilee songs:— `',. idtnission 1.5 cents. ' ''• -:.• •.' ' . - . ''.e 'visited this parish on Thurs , ,c, - Bishop Bow '.s.y last and . delivered' a very impressive ser, '?' mon ut. St. Paul's ellureli in the eVenitig, to iv 'lllirge audience_ '..A:_. class_ of seven 'presented ~, -thaselVes ie. the .shades] to whom the rite of it confirmation was duty administera, The , '",, t ,ilislinp's charge to the newly. Made "children of 17., ;',L - 1; the church"wholesome..was exceedingly wholesom . ' ;, Ortizi-terly ilfecting:Serriasat the . .Ar. E. + it' l r7iarrh.-..rrßy ..the- . request of Rev. L T. Walker, N...... .( P. E., the Quarterly : meeting services which ~..' -. were advertised • for one week from next Salt "j letth ' well 'lli ;Leif ,friiitbtitb inStclid. The'Order. ,1' '...,, , ...0t seiviees will be.. - o.fficiatmeeting, Saturday, -,...: at ,'-f-. m. Preaching Saturday evening and.' ‘. ..-.. c, Sabbath morring by ifiev.„l: T. Walker.- Love • Feast Sabbatli,morning at-9:30: '''-'• The hillowing sirnple,precautiori is suggested ~; ;:.' lif • un, exchange: - In. 'retiring for the .night i _ g'''-, . •: pitsd newspapers lOoselY upOn the stairways :-.,_. sad in trout . of, the-doorways and windows.— ;i:,t:J'he noise prodneed• at the dead of night by - '-. I V treading on crackling newspapers; or attempt i;'•:''.! 4-. r .„ hg to ; remove thern torn . the, pathway, he the , • . `;7l.l,larglar ever so stealthy and expert, is sufficient '-?.. to give almost any 'sleeper notice of the pres , ."';.: once and whereabouts'Of the midnight foe. ' '4, . . The "Wyoming Conference Trio"—Revs. S.• ',,1 1 3. -Summer, AS% B. ,Westlake, and .J. V. Lea 'cock—xvill give one of their concerts in 1.145.11.1. :'r a church, on' Monday evening, :ti0y..2X11.— .. , s;:' Montrose is one , of. the few, communities recelv-• :,-ri in; a favorable reply, of the, many which tuWe' ...• invited them. They having been h eard by sev-, ..,. -.- -,,, emit oNntr citizens,lve . have ntOpiestion that', ,':„f'lll:t.3. veil he-greeted with a large house. Some . , P .y), . .v, of tite.mostpapular songs sung by Mr. Spakey /...•D the "great revival meeting', will be on the . !,iirog,riniirtin•of' the. evening. , The net proceeds - ..willhe ! appropriated fur the benefit of the:Sun- . • -Yl -. thy School. -., . . . . . --...., . . . . . 3if• Alfred &inn, only surviving brother of. LI, N ; Mrs. Fanny Lathroft, of our borough, anthalsO Inortither of tin late kr. Bela Jones, oftLawb '4grllle, ia spending a little time with Ins friends in' k,.: S :3lonirose amd . cielnity: ' , Mr. Jonea has been l'('' , ding.iri,Windser, , i. Y.,for some - Ykaks - past. ~yie ail' be iemeinbiired by many of our eiti klzens m .this .cpunty.• no, came to tionyotse alien but a small -lad and wben,,ln fuel, the u `' o- -;',uontry about 1W6. 4 i vnfl II wildepleis;' He kept • ,„,2'..lintel tOta time in Jackson, this county. - lie is k l. , (me vi . the old style of true gentlemen and a I,i . p.!nuine Jacksonian Democrat..., He is crowd /et i:tg leer score yeare'very closely and we'.tope -..,,1 snuther score may yet be in store for bim. ' 7, One of the 'sayings of the weatherwiue that; ti . has' the merit of.luittquity in its faior,',l no ''';'.ether; is that when 'thunder storms occur early 1, Ir. the sot:inlet:he eolff weather will continue lours into what are the warm months Munn usual; andwhen they occur late in fall the pleasant tetisperature• of the average October viil be extended tur„ Into the ' cold, promising 4. until of November, whose • winds have the : ...tputation of heirkg "chiliy and dreat" ng from ti,is siandard Of indication," thedthe actut severe „thunder storm has made the Prophecy of November' an agreeable one,-and carat sort days of Indian- summer may yet be 'vouchsafed before the' severe rigors of winter case around us. - The third week of spurt' convened on Mon - lay with "bench." The calendar Was . , ttsd by the court and it seemed diffigatf to find, ease for trial.' 'The. time of our * went is Mu elVioyed about us mudit for 'the porpoie of gain-, time and staving off the payment of honest &gas for a season as it is for: proseoWing lasritortous claims. - It ism hecome a cotranod 'Practice to defend agaitist,u plaintiff who •haa cairn for debt against which there Is no defease3. In order to avoid payment for a year or,twcit • 1, 1 continuing the ease front court to cottrt.-- ‘ .Itirer4are called at the expense or the county to tri , these . etuwe e mut when further exetwes !' ifir continuing become so ;bald as to.compel a teal, then the defendants pay the claim 44the - iny ts di s c barged and court udjourne., - Is them no Nvoy for our Court ,to make tk 043 k:4 141 o f 4° ' rery &overall,' to all-parties CorMerhoti • Somebodyin the Repu.bikan: puts 'it! a Very . phitol , plea fur Senator Watson; this„week, and bEMOCItiif 'to charge ltitUWith writing any. tuoie for the' press nor its beinia J inoulter of the Bing and sighs nondtweript-. lly his remarking that - tie knows WatAett the 1;t of coy one,it leaves the pet)* to conclude Cat the fieuatof vrrokrbitkoivrf defense, 0F . 4,1 , 0Y would not -Int .Wiliamett Mani .fits tame. We :have Itiwity's known that -maks we used to coVe): glint; retied, he - since weenktwi editoriatekiiri A 0,0? • , ceive peiSoneditlarts trent viiiat I of "flush:... back- wile are unwilling 40 pay the large pticiiaid,o... , ers" and Guerrillas in the Montrose 'Ring or- trairaed by hotels .itfl boarding . houses in the ipm, who aintnish behind'ait' sorts of fictitious' city will .be able to .iisit, the. centennial at ' a names and our .coarse : has hen to fire at the erato costi:',l- .: -::-' '- '' ' . ',...- -...- ...' baap t 'and ; We seldom bare i t mod lied; in ;. making ''. 'the project i s expected: to-result beneficially some hidden coward thriiv` up his bands and to. 'ille agriculturists in every • section .of the cry "don't shoot again," and the • last of: these, cou'ntry. All the ithinoved machinery for larm seems to be the Senator. ; - ' - woik in Europe arid this country will be on ex- .4 riiros. Depara 790 pm 1215 in The\Borst,' aid guls.Trade • The panic has effected the Iforea. and mule. deplete thmughont the. state aa_*ell AS all Cab.- er classes of bosiness men f . A; reliable dealer In livestock says that the trade is duller thin be--) .fort.the war -that there is tally a dilierende of I 40 per cent. in prices asked Howl compared with prices demanded, last , springi -There -is, scarcely any demand for 4 strecters," and pale! that.were worth $lBO to $lB3 last sprink could now be bought at $125. • • I ~ • Buried Milts Thirteen Years. • ... John 'King, of Tenneasee had a farm In Ten-. ilsce In:lB62:and the . soldiers of bcitharmles made themselves cordially at home on hittprini iscs:..So liiiernovcd 'with nll his 'prOdnee to a ••I`..ve iMalie Cumberland mountains. A storm threw down a rock which - closed the mouth of the cava. Therein be lived for thirteen years, in the dark, eating from his prodUce and drink= ing from a spring. The other day a , railread company; blasting rot- a tunnel, blasted him out. • • 'Plating Postage Stamps. For the benefit of those who are in the habit of deeding stamps on carious pmts or an enve lope, 'lye Would state. that. the Department' at Washington has ordered all letters sent to the" Dead I,etter Office. which have not stampa'on the Plaot —the upper riga band corner• It is just as easy to place the:stamp where it ought to.be for the convenience of the mailing clerk,'ss it is to stick it on thelback or other corners of the envelope. I . ,• . . . .Information Wanted. -• ' s 'I '" ' -'• Any information of alittle girl namedEllen' t il4lroy, twelve years old, with b wp hairq.aPd blue eyes, who wore . a Mack a d lid Shawl when she left home in February .last, will be thankfully received by Ater mother, who resides in - 13rownlown;near Pittston, and who sent her io the store - to • make some purchnses,tinee which lime she has beard nothing of-her. ' Ad dress Margaret Gilroy, pittston c ra. Papers copying Ulla notice will caplet :a favor- 0ri . ,..a, NI orthy poor woman. , '. : . Death of an Editor. • • :. • ~ . Frank T. Scudder, - founder: of the. Waverly. Eraerprim, and ; its editor until within the. past year, died at his residence in WaVeriy caSurt• daV mornitieNny. 14th, aged 28 fear's. His early death was *le result of that most insid ious and deceitful isease, -consumption. .He left a wife and two s children. The. fcrtner is now lying dangerously ill of fever. M. Seild der was buried Tuesday 1 liel6th, with' Masonic it bonors. That ..order together with the Od' . }lllows, and ''a large concourse of pitiOn's;it • tended the funeral. - Six editors, acted as pal • bearers. Travels of a Pocket Book . , , Fr(;in the Mechanicsbilrg Jaw:m:4 : Last Thonday morning a young lady, Arriviag,,in this place from Dillsburg, left her pocket bobk lying on the seat of the,car. The oar, which was attached to the mail train east'at this place was taken to Barrishurgjeft there for three hours, and returned, the pocket book remain ing in•thu seat, and only discovere4 aft elc;ays ing this station fur the return trip to Di lsbuT. It rarely occurs that a pocketbook, u loose change lyingurouncl,escipes the watchful eyesot the traveler. ' The lady of coarse retwered 4r. Auburn's Dark Cell . . - °ln the Auburn, N.,T.,'state • 'Orison the dark :call; is ',nothing more than a stone box. 1 The door is formed of a single slab, the neiling.of 'a :s lab' and:the . walls of masonry; The cell Is three , fect 'wide, six feet .bigh and 'six feet long. There are two 'thx)ra; one of Iron and , the ot'h'er of •oak:witit no openings: A sprinkling. of sawdust half an inch deep covers the thior, and a gill of water mid 'Sour 'ounces.cf bread form the allowance for I winty-four hours. The 04 . 1/ . porta of the.prison shim. that about orte-b f. of tho insane cases at Auburn have results ' rom iwprisonmcnt in flip cell. , . . Don't take them Our readers Should refuse all five tiollai note of the folloiring it.toks: • ' . - The-First National .Bank of Chicago,ilL ;'the Traders' Naticiiiat Bank, of chicagn, lii. ; the First National ,Bank.of Paxton. 111.‘;.the First National' Bank Aif Canton, ; also, First.Na• tional Bank of Aurtlia;'3l. • Nearly the . entire amount of the genuine five dollar notes of these.; bantr4i, hike" begirt drawn from circulation, and rriO additional is sues will be made. The COmptroller is deSir ous of retiring the whole amount from circula tion, and ill persona receiving such notes are urgently requested to deposit the muneitii the, nearest National Bank, or to forwartl them hi the Treasury Department, Washington; for redemption. • A Sad Xistake One dark night, not long . ago, a burglar en tered a private residence. On ascending one flight of stairs he observed A light. in a chamber and while deliberating what r to do,'s large wo: mitn 'descended the stairs, i selzed him by the throat, pushed Itim.down Through the ball.. and ftirced him into the street before he hid time to think. "Heroic repulie l i tyt a woman" was thAlmay the story was. told the next day. 131tt when: frienda Called .and congratulated lter-utt on• her courage, she exclaimed : "Good gra-. eiona oidn't know it .was a burglar . had I should hav - kbm, !tightened to death 1 i" thought - it wastny husband came bottle drunk, and I was ilett,rmined• he abonldn't,stay in the house in thatconditihn." • I , . go. A Woman's Love. • g A ,wornan , s loge Is ever upperimatt in her mind. Sleeping, it fills her dreams ; on wak ing, it is her first thought ; in ,the moment oi life's imminent danger, still it is thti‘upperMost sentiment, especially if the object of her:ove is her umbrella. For instance, ; a lady,. fat, fair and. forty, h i ad a narrow escape from being kill ed at Carlisle. She fell over the platfOrni while the train was &ming tn, and was discovered, lying on lief 'back with the fore foot under the Viigioe. %Viten she was , extricate from her perilous position uninjured, notwithstanding that she hid been drugged several yards)), the engine, a,bar at the bottom whicli'thtlie had ,Artnly gra peg 4th both bands._ Upon being lilted upon the Platform attain het first words were : • "Where is my umbrella Farman' Einnunpmeas• ' • Next year an association, known ,as the Pat Tone centennial encampment cotiipaw?, propose to locate ti 2 home tor iairiners, within a few tiiil4. of Philadephia, during °We continuance of the international exposition. It hi designed to relit sixty - .or more .aut.ce of land on one df the main railroads leading to the city and to establish an ,encatnpnient shut. t i lar athose at .ocean Cirove and ".o er regular carnpmecting grounde. tintistantial me tents will be crecte‘,loohe occupation families and niumErous large boarding tents opmxl for the accommodation of vhaors, the pries of bOaitlingl6 which Will hhiltnited to 111 . -P Per. The Italthfoluess 9f .the - ,kcolity ..and: the coniktt "aii potectipti of vislt9ra will ,be es: twit:key considered: it-ii ' belitnai - d tliiit , froin , 0,000 ter 10,000 persons can be, accoixtmodslid i n this nianner,and the fariaers,.49m a diatiume • _ , 420,‘ 11=1=1:=1 THE MONTEOSV4 . T.Y : EA/fOOl,At, NOVEMBER 24;---1831761:1-7 P hibition, which tilaq lead to great and lasting improvements in our system, of tillage. The "Oblorred of 4.ll,obierreri.,' Shme one in the ;Thtpubitean this week who dare not sign his name but signs "obseiver,"d4s a large,amonnt of figuring On' the "tendency of home politics." Wh do not wish to waste pa per dn ibliowing him through his gyrations to elm!. why the ‘,`CoUrt House , Ring"' is explod ed, He Pays that the, itcpnblican =vote is'sbort 1,- 215, since 1888 wbll4 the Democratic vote. is 'on ly short 441. Re says that in round numbers th4ttepublican vote is 2 , 000 . less than it was in 1 and then attempts to explain by "absen tees," We think tie can tell him where some • of the "absentees" ire. They are abeent from the pepublicati side and present on the Demo cratic side, , which !will inform shim and his retuiets4ust where the littlejaker will lay' here after under 'similar Circumstances. ' The Bible audliolenee. . - . , . Vite, the undersigned, citizens of Dimock,Pu., haVing listened with real pleasure; and, as We truss, profit, to thiO:two' very interesting lea turl.6 delivered in nut-phew by the the Rev. Gil, rt S. Bailey, D. D, of Pittston, Pa., on thei ibld as referring to modern science, and as beitig aDivine Revelation, we - most freely conimend them, as, In our opinion, well calcu lated to plePse,;,.instruck„ and improve ail class es or hearers 'wherever\ they may ; .be deliver ed. --,„ '- , • Dmook, Nov. 17,11875. CIIC. Mills, ;, i P. D. Burdick. , I*-11 W:llog,xly, i 1 A. Burdick,', F 4 B. Oates,,, ' . Bt. K. Tingley,. I. P. Baker, ! " 'lra Gaige, ' Albert Miles, :'1- F. M. Woodhouse, Milo Chaniberlinii' T. i#: Williams, 1 . ' j D. T. Hendrick. - ' Raving heard the leetures tuiticed In thi. fore A going, I readily join in thew commendation i l 1 'i , • i.r ( ' A. L. Poo. • Montrose, 'IN v. 18,1878; • ' • ' Itemiember the'Peor: i . - Wittier is! almost upon ns, and tt is• about timt to make provision . for the poor. The auf ferim of many werearelleved, last winter, by protnpt action on the I part. of the Initnarie and charitably disrosed.! 1 ,- Many'wortny people, with large farnilies,alid no to t ploymEnt,,will again, be throln upon the cha ity of the _world 'the darning winter, and :we Ostitheir appeals 1 for aid will not be made in in. An' exchange "paper justly remarks : "Pr thably.mt money Laspent more heartily and brio .so large a revenue of pleasure as that whiO is given to relie ve suffering and sorrow,' The l clumsy machinery of public institutions must be supplimented ley indivldual.effort ' ' • The problem of caring for the pork en mane of large cities stilt, semi :ins unsolved. The rot of the matter hits not been reached, except by a feu; whn i ,do, in ;R ihnited way, true charit able' work. The prineiple that giving alma • maps beggais • is 'dot; fully enough under- II If\ public charity Wer sold instead of given : awaT, it wtinict be ;valuable; as it is, ft. is a mine to the'Poor. t he man or Ix oman • who will'i l pay for, help in work deservg that help, , 'while those who, bein g able', will- not, should :go *,., itbout assistance.l No duty lies at the ' i ttoorlof theiieh to help,' thefpoov whe,wili not, lielpit , lernselves ; but, •t? Leh) those who are with g but linable to work is a most sacred du ity. tet the one is ectntinually being done 'While the other is undime." ! 1 \.. .7 -- - ,-- --, --40 1. ...."------;-- - .` } Wart Proceeding' s—Settertil Week. 1 Martin Bookstaver vi. H. M. !Benson. Ap . , i peal by Defendant on eiceptiens; Judgement 1 . Of court below affirmed.! . ~ - , 1 Robert 'Ryan vet I,,,eonard P Ilia , * Judg- Men taken,for want of a defence. In the matter of the 'assignment of Michael Rile*, lym.A. Crossnui, esq. appointed midi: tdr: I tEl a 'M. Curtis vs. John Curtis. tilvn l / 1 ee granted. ,v - , . Re ry Cruser y. 5..• Pe-L. Week take by default.-' ', P. ' t . Williams vs. .T, J. Lewi for si cents damages' and costs. C. . Panama' vs.INIEL N. Loon of Salmuel Howard.' Judgment 1 fault. ' I - - C. . North,vs. Thomas Avery. ed. I o Ishow Cause , why Sheriff iil over inoneY in his-hands.' Retctr Terro r •••• . • Com'th •cs. rel. of,Rhilo V. Bri. 1 Chid ester.. ,Conrt appoint Pin committee,, to give bontis;of ti 20 04 W. W. Watson appointed_ au& of Don. A. Waiker. 1 . 1 C4rits Winans vs. H. N. showlcause why defendant sh they ectuity lnr costs and pa able ext Term. Ai.4 Co.,tenhelm vs.-The C . continued by COW Dichertnan vs:Estate (A LM entered V. , 3.93 andinterest an ed, by court belr4. , Bowman va. Dennis° Defendant . to Pay Pin pay office cost ' s and • •n witnesses., ties T r his GI Explosions. ' . o e explosions of petrolem or, krsene oil , are Caped by the vat* orgas that coi n the space above the o 1. !Wpm tail of course a lamp contains n* 'gits,init im iely on . lighting the , lam ;;consumption, beginmoon leaving asp e ipt. i gas,tanich ences to form as m `time, la wtunas up, and fuming a short time, sufficient gas will nlate tciform an explosioa.The gas in ppwill explode only, wheni. 10ited. in ect it is like gunpoWder. I Cheap or in n is alraysthe moscdangemus. itime is communicated to the gas'in the R manner wick, tube in all lamp burners is made n than the wick - which is to'pa.sk through would riot do to have the Wick work .; in the tauter ; on the contrary, it is es that it move uti "and do gni! with perfect in Oils .ray it isimaVOidahle that space , n the tube" is left along . tbe sides of the wick eetnejet for tile flame from the nOrnetr to pass down Into the lanip and explode the gits. Man , thing* may occur ` to cause the flame 'to Pt down the wk.* and ' explode the lamp.r • '' l '• !emP!inutY te standing oa a !table or mantel And a 'slight 'puff of air frOm the open window„ or sudden *Pining 01'4 dotkcause an explosion..'' , • - 2., /i t lamp may be taken up quickly from-a oi table mantel and instantly explOde. I „B. AI lailiP hi , tetten, IWO an entry where there lea draftier, -out of doom, and an explo sion ensues, : . , . 1 1 41 4 1 lighted lamp is "taken, lip a ,fliglat• of stairs:;"or le raised ` quickly to Ple‘ it on: the mantel, resatting in an eXPlottiOn. - in all tliesti (=ea 04 Misiblef is done by the air ime'rement — either htSee4deelt Checking thii ~11)uft, or forcing air down the chimney e:feteet the 6 .. Blowing the ilt . lotto.7 to l PitiogObtk the tighti # 'iMitetlttY the otttPoe Of' eli e*Plo sinn. ., ir_ , , -. .. ... '', ... .. l:_ 1 e G.-/salik , M9ktostona..briea I)pan 'aarsed by .. 1 lut i ng s , chimney cl4.o*(o,off-jo. the Apj or one lhat'hife It -*ea *ekes att•" 4e:04 the - dlnft 1 is variable and the flame unsteady. 7. Sometimes a tboughtlese person puts n• small sized wink In a large bnrner, Thus lenYing considerable space along the tdgoiar -ot - the wick. • • a l 5.- An old burner, with its air drafts clowged up, which rightfully should be thrown awa , is soinetimes- continued in use, and the-9are sult Is an explosion. , - Cigars in Tin Boxer The commissioner of internal revenue, in re ply to a letter reteived from a collector of in ternal revenue, • announcing . the seizure of ,a quantity of cigars put in tin boxea, sass : ."lf the cigars in qnestio n are packed in 'tin' boxes made wholly of tin, and have the'manu facture& name, and the number of cigars, the district and the state stamped into the tin with a die, but done in such a manner that they will remain - rienromentli* 'and legally impreased thereon, I have to recommend -that you release the cigars, and allow them to be' sold." Froxii Willrea-B.trre. Ma. EDITOU : Leaving this city with epee' ty of lodies and gentleman at 2:15 p. m., by the Lehigh Valley Rail Road, we arrived at finuk hen- nock after an hour's ride, and after takirtg a stroll in the town we embarked on what is call ed "the little road"-or\ narrow "gitage, destina tion Montrose, at which place we / arrived after a ride of about two hours, and bad it notbeen• for the miserable 'depot accommodations 'at the termination of the road our reeollectiont of the ride would have :been very agreeable, but When we alighted on the platforni, gi the apolo y for a denot, without light or lire, with snow lilting and the wind blowing' furienaly, we felt very much like wishing the Stockholders of the load were in—our place,' .However, after groping about in the dark, we found carriages in waiting for us and being helped off, the plat form (which is ,about four feet; high, without Steps) we were soon corntortablY • quarteredet the Tarbell 'House, and enjoyed one of those excellent suppers which "mine host" knows so well how to getup.. But the grand attraction of•our visit came off the following morning at which' time we met at the bowie of Leonard &4arle esq., to witness the marriage ceremony of his accomplished daughter, nettle, tab le of Cur most worthy townsmen, Mr. Om.M.Miller, the ceremony being performed" by Rev. Mr. *arriner, Rector ot St. Pnuts church, Mont- Tose. The bride being beautifully attired looked lovely as she stood directly under the - exquisite marriage bill. After the ceremony, we repair. ed4o the•diping hall, and here the liberality of the host wa s" exemplified by a profusion s!)f the choicest 'viands which were served in - an eld iant and abundant manner. The tables were literally loaded with good things for the inner Man and choice flowers in great abundance.— The bridal gifts were elegant, consisting of a large variety of silver ware, check engravings, statuary, etc., co uprising the. useful as well as Ornamental. My space will not 'allow me to 4lve them in detail ., After pvtaking of the bounties spread 'before us so lavishly, we bid edieu to•our hosts and started homeward With Pleasant recollections of our delighitul visit find the hospitable reception 'given us by the many friends Roves our ,pleasurc to meet in your town. The newly married couple,ttecom-- parded us aS far its this place, eproute for Philadelphia, Balfimore,Washirigton and Rich mond. We wish them a pleasant trip rind a hmg life •of happiness. - Vilkw:Barre, Ntw.lB, 1875. Oommis*aere Clarkalap. ;The appointment of Commissioners' Clerk has beett'a subjeet 'matter at . issue Aliis court, outside of the court :ppm if not it has- been a matter of great agitation to the minds of the "broken Court House Ring." We are informed that Senator Watson, who is now endeavoring 'to outdo 'the -Mermen; 4& -re trenchment of expenses, by reducing the sala ries of other people, has not only "plenty of young men who Will do - the Treasury 'business for $400," but he also has a law student who. Will do up the Commissioners, clerkship in' a "conscientious' scruples" manner,for $4OO, also. Itbothers "the boys" a little to . know why his "constitution" has so changed In this particular since election, when there has been no visible amendment in his own action. The "broken' ring" Jiciiiiever, have sitanie red down the whol4 matter of ComMissioners' Clerk and announced that there are only .tWo persons living: either in or out of this county, who are competent to "fix up", the new Coinmissloners and "break them in," and those are Wm. A. Crosarnon cerr and Amos Nichols. Ii is reported that Mr. Crossmon %rill' take the -office, if necessary, at $5OO Salary, but Hi. services are con sidered by him worth $BOO. We give this in formation front the best authority we have, outside of the f . lommissioners' oSlos ' Sdbpoenain .Tudent, Judgment is, ganieMiee ntered by de- Itnle grant ou Id not pay able January - i lu V. i3riggs; - It is a sad commentary ;upon our county If we ithve but two persons who are able to jiz This thing up and it is high time we bad a few students preparing under them,. to graduate, so that if Providence should "shuffle off tbe coil" .our county business could proceed. We leave ;this , stibject before the 'people-of ibis county Ifoi their early and earnest consideratida eetri .ing It one of vital import:nu:et.° them. toy in estate *amis. Rule to ulcfnot give fur costs. Return• tizleno lowa* We have simply this to say for ourself, on the Conunisshmene clerkship. The Cemrnis-: : Bloom' office of this county is ostensibly in the hands of the Republican party, so far as ma jority rule, is concerned, arid the appointment of:a clerk is wholly under their control. There • fore the proper action for Mr. Ryan, th" Dente cratic Commissioner, Is clearly apparent. , The' Democracy (not any candidate) laid down a platform of principles which Is-neither "sounding braes nor a tinkling cymbal," but means just what it says, and no eandidatr,who accepted and ' was elected ander keen - deviate On iota from carrying it out to theletter in particular detail and 115 i one moment bind the party by. his scan., For any other course lie will receive the same and .more censure, than if be were of the opposition party, for there is just as much need of a reform in the Ring par tywho have robbed the people of thisfOuuty of their votes by clap-trap resolutions, as there is in any Other case This - has been the cause that, juts produced the other effects,liy giving _ • The Democracy saidend still say,tliat $BOO is sufficient pay for thr, duties of Commissioners' Clerk, and better pay' tittut $390 was during the years before we had . any "live mill jail texPand if that tax has cause d any ardhons - duti 'ea In the expenditure of it, it _can and eughf - , tcr be at once removed from' the shoulders of the tax men. What.Mr.:llyan, tbe DemocratiC Com . - missioner, tout to do, is *simply thur. lie should at once present. a empetent man forth° office of :Commissioners' Crerk and at the, stdary WO, and there his action sboull at once cease, The - majority are responsible in tile *tier owl. :of course will control it and should' be most emphatically allowed to .do 50.'::141r. - : Fyran 'ls fret .responsible to the people of this county as a public servant; and secondly -to' WOO; !whe, by their votes, elected Mai, and his rrollort will be critically observe& aird we baste the fullest confidence that he will Am, found faith(llll9 the best interests of both. Ilard. Judgmeni coin as render, Set=• 'tit $3O. Plain ; 6 .Part3t W.PaY BSAUTTPUI styli of.l4dies levtert tool' u' going "oft. fast at ' - 110/4447% m Wt. liontrose, Nov. 21 1 1874. 47,4 itr you want the beet Black A1 : 24-111, the market, go to - ' Adefirapraies„ goy. 24,1875. - • acne Silk Hots, lost style, chtv 11 . $ •• ;goy. /874 ' MOKANSMIL . Pons of 1111 kinds beve_arrive4 at B t ,mag.Wa "Avenue Stole." Prima are right- ' 7,1 -!, : • ' Waimea, Nov. pi, ,Aftx ~• Buskins Louis, °Attic:o4m, Ovimcons.—The largest - stock and fewest prices, fashionable material and cut, at t , Atolistirm's. /tCI47. 2A, 1875.. Btt4wr,s, totes Goods, Flannels, Mum' itneres, fteavers, Aro. i .to suit *ho Wants or all, at bottom prieer, ut , Meltranz's. Montrose, Nov.i 24;1874. 1 READY-X*IMS . CLOTILLNO 111 gieat 'Variety at the , "Avenue Store„." Take a look at our.Teo Dotiwr suits.- • • .31oRtroso. Nor, ,84,.1874. : , , Erritiv Dm—Came upon the premises of the undersigned,' on Friday, Nov. 19th, a large biscieltug with white breast - and leet,and white tip off the tall. The owner- will please prove property, pay charges and take hum away.- .. D. B. . South jkidgewater, Nov. 24,1896. 2w Ityouivgataiemostestgoodatortheleastestanottey. go to , - CagAp Jong's.. • • _ A large stock of - Ladies Beaver Cloaks Just received , . . at Omar Joules. Coati & Clarks Cotton In all numbers at be a spool - ' at CHEAP Joan's. , - Coati and examine our splendid tap sole gen uine men's kip boOts pt 7 just received. N0v:8,1875. • - •• • Omar Jourr. OierrEiut :OYsTKIts 1! OirirrEne !1! trod oysters cheap at the 48tf KnywroicE SA .00m . „ I.ltLiaxisriY , Goods in all the latest shades and,stylei in' Wings, Birds, Silks and Velvets, &c. Ahmrfrimmed Hata and Bonnets in Straw, Felts and Velvet for Ladies, Misses and Child ren, e • . - • 'at CuirsP .Jomes. PllocoilA taken in all the lat est styles. •Old picturei copied and enlarged. Also itsplendid lot of frames for sale cheap, - • at 0.,W. Doorarrmt'ia. : Montroie, June 10, 14.---tf. WthcitEs,' Clocks and Jewelry repaired on short 'notice and warranted, •at F. I.). Melbu- Ish's Jewelry Store: formerly, Isbell & Melbu - • - Montrose July 28, 1875 —tr i To FAhatERS. Veterenary Burgeon, M. B. V. Toronto, Ontario, IS now located at the Tarbell Boos,, and tenders his professional services to all, who have diseased horses. , Montrose, OcL 20, 1875. .‘ M. 5; DESsAtER has just returned from New York, having purchased principally a large line of Lades' and Children's Furs, Buffalo and Wolf Bribes, Blankets, Flannels, Zee. Lots of other; new goods at lowest bottom prices. Call and see them. Or ITTENBERG, ROSENBAiIIt & CO..' Montrose, Nov. 3,1873. i3OOK &Nl:HMl—Books are ready for *very; Birchard,-,Bolles, Bronson, Bunnell, Dickerson; Fessenden,. \Heinle, Jagger, :Lyons, (Sulfa) Nailor,E,Reynohis, Sayre, Sherwood, Summers, Small; Smith; Thayre, Solinan, Wakeley, Walk in. and; Williams. Bindery at the store of Oct. P 7,1875. liVoms t DRAKE. . Nortcr..—The 29th day of, October being the ay tet for Dr. N. C. Mackey- to take potAision, cif rny .fteld'of practice I would give notice that its the ntract was not lutBlled I shall coritin tie .narTractice as usual.. All calls promptly at:tentled to inithe line of my profession. °Mee it my residence.. W. N. GREEN', Foster, Nov. 8, 1875. . A. B; BURNS, at:the Eagle Drug Store, kgeps constantly on hand a large and well selected stoek of pure -Drugs and Medicines, Paints,Oils and Vaimish, also a very large assortment of Putt M'onnuies, Comes, Brushes.. Perfumery, and Toilet Soaps. Physicians prescriptions' 4.refully compounded at all hours of the day. and night. Give him 'a call.' Sign of the Got. dem Eagle and Mortar. ..Monteose, June 9 1.875.-te • DO.CT *ANT TO 310VE IT. I Win, offer my large stooleof Flour and Salt, andgeneral line of. grocery , goo:ls very low tot 4 short time fur cash, as 1 . expett tome ye in a lbw- days into a new store building opposite Cooper* Co's.- Bank, mid do not vvatit to be at the expense of Moving a • large - stock of hen Vi goods. ; Now is a good time to buy your Flour andSall .1 have never had a better stuck of Flour,'fresh-mund than, at the present E. B. STAMP. laontiose. Oct. 20, leas t 1 TO Tin PUBLIC.—As a ,guarantee that Tay lor'i 'Fatuity 3ledieines are the best in market, 4f their kind, and that the quality of the goods hall hreatler be maintained, I would say to I : "If alter using them you are not satisfied ou haVe received .benefit In ' proportion to the • rice paid, return the empty bottle or package, nd get:your money hack; as I want no man's • oney Unless he is satisfied he 'has received its :quivalent. Respectfully, a: 11. BROWNING TAYLOR, Proffr. OCtober 0, 1875. IarNTING We hive just received a very large stock of lain .add limey envelopes, letter and note pa per,,plain and fancy bill head papers, cards or ell sizes , and colors, colored poster papers, etc. ail of which we can afford \to print cheaper than any office in this or 'neighboring counties, and In as good style.. Work done in ,biack - and colored inks. It you think there is 'an? that r nit us, give us a trial, and we will show y umbra we can do. All kinds of blanks on h. trd or; printed to order. _ .•_.. Wa tutxa that the people of Montrose ul v einitvare finding out where the most* popu- I r Dry Goods House in Bing.iamtun is located fir . C...F. Sisson & Co. inform us that their tiide,4rOnt this section; is very large and con ejr,,, tit lv Increasing. In their stock may now be fund al large and carefully selected stock of - ry. Goods, suitable to the wants of elferybotly. t es y T e make . a specialty of Black Bilks; Black C imeres, Bfack 31ohains, Black Alpacas, and t e 'duck grades of Drams Goods, hnd in this li ` are' prepared to give some decided bar 1., Ms. We suppose that nbarly`everyb•aly Is a •afn that their store is located at 11l Court 8 reet, next to the Canal. Binghamton, Sept. 22;1875. • \ .. . Of..AiRVoYANT E7CAMINATIONB FREE. s '.., ;I'lierir is no subject that requires so mu c h st dy and experience as the treatment of chron ic' diseases. The astonishing success and •re• wOrkable cures, performed by Dr. Butterfield, are due to the gill 'of clairvoyancs, 'to the , life-. loing study .of, the constitution of - man, and the miring of diseases from natural remedies. Cures the work forms of Scrofula. Catarrh, Piles, Fe wale Weakness, Asthma, Kidneys or Bladder- W, ill be at the Catfertv Rouse, Binghamton. Ppday, find Saturday, becembe- 3d and 4th. • c i Dr: Butterfield will be at the celebrated Min er 1. Springs, at Rush, on Thursday, December ,on a ilsit. Patients can call. , . ' . • osirrrE Rasuzae.--- , There are numerous re" ediee that cure sometimes and become ..._.ti\re tr . 0%1 se eta!, but none have ever proved so ejectliat d so many and such remarkable caset.-.-as Dq flyer's medicines. . irbeiCherryrPectorsi has restored great num-. hers ol..Patients who were believed to be hope lessly effected with consumption:' ,Ague Cure breaks up chills and fever quiek ly 'rid stirely. yet's: Compound Extract. of Sarsaparilla er dicetelt scrofula and impurities of the blood, cleanses the system and restores it to vigorous health:. fly its timely u.-e many troublesome disorderi, that cause a decline of health are ex pelled orkured. - , .ityer t 's Pills and their effects are too well known everywhere to require any commenda tion frorri, pa here,•---Scranton (Pa.)7roiass. ' -- - REKEttfled that CUEAP JO4 - fi/ways keeps on band and sells lower than any one else the foliowleg,: goods and 'others too nrimerous to ineption - Ready '• • - Melt it Boys d Made Clothing; t; . 4 , “ - Boots and Shots. “ ' i ' ” Underwear, ` - i4 - H ats. . I , • 1 . Dry Goods: ' , . i . _ 1 1- , - Dols Goods. - ' 4 ,- hosiery; - laplies_luid Citikls Shoes. • - . :... • ,:;. “: ' ,:' ".. Underwear. Z s%, .- 1 . .i ” Eats and Bonnets. "IJ - :-- -. : • Beaver-Cloaks. : .•il, ' 11.1, ' Felt -13icirbi -- ,- ~..': r ' 1 . JetielY; -" ,-.4- • • 'I , ~."Bliktikete: _. 1 ' 'I • i '..,:' ,thuuter pnnes.l . • - ',-,'- . ,'- -.' ' Cannot*- '- -r 1 . . Muslim. - ' 4 `" '---. ' 1 i - . - Flannels. - . , I . ..I ', , PoltomPlaanCat ' 1 ,‘ i VC., I etc. : ete t :nntriws, Noy. 'FT, 1871 .mow 1717 Builderi oarnentk „, limb, in say Carpenter t tomturet dew% rbko C 1T144" tgi 4" them 14 ilerga&slari Wind ow gsad buil& dim/ knktrOtlastah exPei 51/I"toos i muL m t° ■ ltte s lag 104014$ - th a t lb* 41 JlTOririta leis,4l .„,cea w 10.1 CULVEIf-410WLI;ND-lo- Springville -Ott 641 2.3d.u11- • beAlbert Botrdaley.eeq.;‘Elituntiet 041 Cullom. to Nancy J. !Howland. 1 Ilentsnii--Woon-4n Lnthrea; Nov. .i 7 ib ia !br Wm. IL. W. Kellum, J. P., W. nobieon • to 'Ellen! Wood: al) 0 . 1. Ilattqc!P•;: : VirltEß--111EUIDETH-At the K. Big:11'0ot --"NI . 011tfoni, Noy. 18, by esqrPfltebelitp...___XL4 Obirles s Pitcher: 'of J SetantO Ul - 11° .111 " 11114 Is 'tu . lotte M. Merideth, of Clifford.' • '' Mrturn—Selsrux—At the borne of the billies' __ in Montrose, by Rev. E. A. , Warriner, Mrr Win. M. Miller, ot Wilttes•Barre,-onte.bilssi 'licitly, youngest &tighter of 'Leonard Searle.l essq. No cards. -- 1319.41 . 6riaiXti. xs—ln Lynn , Pa., Nov. as -. son of James and Mary Koons., aged' if Years.. Lektroixi--At Boston, 'George a: Lang son Of Henry C. and B: Langley, aged 00 y ears. • - Himmuta—At the :d.sYltint for the Poor of Montrose and Bridgwater, Henry, Herkimer, a soldier of the war l of 1812. . • ' HOntim---tOn Lord's-day morning, Nov:l4th. Irs; Jane E. Horten, wile of Cyrus Horton, departed this life and. entered upon the rest and joy of heaven. 14ENE—In Montrose, Nov. 20th, Gracie Peirl, only 'child of Win. A.,and Annie- L. Reale, aged 8 - years, 2 monthsind 24 days.. VinorisnALE—ln JaCkson. Oet.l, Mrs. Hattie 8., wife of M. M. Vimoisdale,and only daUgh ter of Geo. S. Whitney, of Flarkird i aged 26 . years, 3 months and 10 days. • In the tomb • • : • We've 1.11 d; thee to rest ; • . Sleep .1n introit in a-, . . !' Thy spirit is blest: . ' Now iwaringltar away ; To the'regions of love, . To dwell with thy •Sanonr Forever uhovei • P. 2. P. r. , . . FANCY --GOODS. !laving just ,puritased' a) .krga 'stock of 'Millinery' Goode direct from the importers, I sin able the most recent ityles'nfi mutton, at prices that do ty oompetition. • ' • M1LL1:2.1'1723"i DEPARTMENT. • ' • French felt hate of.thetline4 quality' and in all the latest shades, .A flue had 'of. Fancy irltninlng', Silas sed velvets in all the he shades, all kinds of feathers and wings. • A fine lind of trimmed Hata .always on. hand. A large afsortmetiNtif. . ties. tuislery, gloves, la dies' and children's merino underwear. &.c. •• , Call and see my Glare bitting (brut' of $l. • I • . • W. d. LIARirkR. - . - . N_ ,c 21 Court St.. Cor: Watai, St,- Binghamton,N. Y., Dotuber 23. 1t175. New York Produce Market. Reported Beery Week Ktpiessly foe Ti* MosTnoen .11zitocnale by Rhodes 414 Server., rivdneo Commis ,sion Mm^enants, nail Street.bewle T k. lV - w Aork, Friday, Nov. 19,1875. • BI4ITER • Receipts last six days' 33,768 pkgs. Choke State butter is Mill id good derrianif and thinly held. The itvi,irals of :such are quite. light, and something insvright - in every rcspect milt even exceed. our outside figures but all grades below line are in liberal supply and -dull,tbe feeling, decidedly worth % and, tli future uncertain. , : j. - tate Dairies, fi ne. '.. 31 CA 3 2 c State Dairies, good .• Q. 3 00 State Pails, dairy, cliotm % 94c State Pails,dalry,goOd itrprime"3o (6". 82c State Pails,e.ommou !to fa1r....25 28e C 111388.9. • • • receipts last six days : .87,325 boxes. The Market seems to be in rather worse condi tion than was at first Supp;ysed. The shippers have virtually been out of the market fur sev eral weeks past and, large sales tor export have been thli ..ne•nsider .. nothing strange as the chkeso - tharltet - is always at this season of year more or letia apasmodtc. , ; • Kate Factory. fancy: . 13 (41 13gc State Factory. tine .; "4 11 ((t - '((t - ' 1234 c State. Factory, -fair to * Imdii' 9 (fa' - 104 c: State Dairies, fairtotood,...-8 4 - rlO (II • 1 - : . EGos. , - ,-,- • -: ' '',. 4 Receipts last six days... - ....;.A.1,727pkg5,. The receipts of fresh eggs are' not I;.erYPletiti and holders are about,stescly• In their views. thongh:the demand ii,noi.very, brisk. , .`• L,- State' and Penn... .;.. -. . V...;„ , .30 fiP ' d , • Western choice .bnutdl... , ....29 et- ,et . - - 1 ) 1 . ' POULTRY.' ' The receipts of poultry are not quite sic frea to-day. and-bulk oterrlyals, late from • bur: to goad quality, only 'a,,woatt proportion. being. reaty- 4hnice. ,There is_44,ifairrquiry,- and stock is; working oft•af, about, quatations. ' • Turkeys, State prime,. a. 5. to lee CkielOus, State, prime 15 to MEATS AND STOCK. Lire Sheep; weetbeie -2 . ......... to We Live 'Calves, State' . to bile; =.9 to 9%C LTog Dressed Calves floe: ;:i:l3 - to' 180,' GOOD NEWS.! - GOOD NEWS • TA "NG ,_- • . Another Partner (with lota of 000 y) ht,the thin, of iS. Malan Jr Co.;•(Chelip (A r il) enablt.s ta . t"e4l in buy OU.l3 A" goods the vet* leweet ~, • - p *ces and,. therefore, to ,sell them 'at the 'sain, which le 'of more advantage and benetlet9 th is communi ty than the capture of cubs. ".. ' • ' , I.lMT':', .;T• 11-,--,-.,'*ii.oooi Would be to the omit:6m Orin 17,1875. • .‘ Centaur Liniment.' • ; • There is nis Pain whieh the Centaur . • , uot zielleve;riet swelling they willnotaubdue; and nelamenese AZ which they This is 'trier -"17 1 7 'ensilage. bit it is tnke. They hare produced more cafes of rheumatism, 9 oot r algbt , leck - JawiP l 4 o .l.lnrsins,swel-, 01 1 01 1 01 t • 110ga, caked breasts, scalds; Ituuni, salt rheum. f i arachci.'upon the - lumen ft:n*4. ir.d of strains.) spirit). ON, etc, upon entomb; •In one year than have ail ethSr pretended remedies since tie world , began: IThe7 areeounter - Irtilerlt.l l 4oo l ll4.lollll re. itaveni:i Cripple*, throW aWaythl ir crutches, tha lame sram,Pelsouous bites are laridered harmless, : suit the 'wounded are belled without a Scar. The recipe is pntr. - lished, akund eaeil bottle. Tiori sell acne artteleii ever old bet • ore, because they do just what theepreteukto do, th4sia who eow sutler boat rheumatism. pain, or swellitot deserveta sorter," they Will sot ire Cidstar/ Lisith4eAtkit 9 More titan 1000 eettiftaten o rstaarkableredies, luoludlog tresen limbe..ehronte rbeuuia ism , getii. rowing tumors. ete.„ have, been re ofiroul.lWe willaend a clicularcontaininacertilleates, the reelperitc.:giwtte, to any tres regiteitiogit.! One bottielorthe yellow wispror Cantaiu Linfaiimisinnt4 41P b/pii red dollSra tor , sparined • er sweenfaid hews anduiplua, or for Frew-tram la !keep ! Stocivowners --titeSalututisitt 'are worth Your attention; No *or should be witlma them. "White Wispiticibuillynie;" Teno*irritnne riptinap: Sold by all weep!" Oor bop Itogi troi4les, 73. NM/ I ~-• cii;,s3 -4 )Fa l dwai;Nevi r- TaSk:' • esuivarisi leram than a *abaina4 fOr qutoi,c4 84/14ritelc cz4tilOaO Whlch is*biA to asspigttite thattood, regulitirthi bowels, kir* 410 colic /10, produoi laurel 4 oloothicl4lthot othierts4 vuel4 3 o l cc *OA tolosaattoVanti 4:lbiLite4oo44 Rat,fr.l fug 1 1flast at.. ,•, THE BY \THE TES and segus Pitnio4ixic ro* 4 111M.STOOK OF • I gat At ill -raw it - -it B ir°R tOODSI Ale, - *_lttt,lio ottiliji:,lo,. - 1 iopil:.,_•o'Co' WOOLEN: SHAWLS, CLOAHYNGS, CAMMERES, UA Y ERS AND CLOTHS,' In vent rarlety. , MAID `ANT) PLAIN WOOL AN!) MOHAIR DRESS GOODS, SILKS, . - POPLINS, CASHIMERES; DRAB,77E DES ALPA CAS, MACK AND • COLORED, I FLANNELS. , ROSE BLANKETS MAROEILES BED SPREADS, WOOL TABLE SPREADS,, TABLE LINENS, TOW- F..LS, NAPKINS and household Furnishing Goods, A bugs sabortment, and dem), LADLES'. AND' CRILDRENs'ReeO UNDBROAI AMTS. MERINO AND WOOL HOSE. TIILT , 19111R143, GLOVES. &e.. de. ALL bin& .A.WD QUALITIES, • • • At O. D. & Co' Prices to raft, INERTGOODS. RIBBONS. BLOWERS. FRATII en, BLACK AND COLORED. SILK AND COT- TON yst,virrs, TRIMMING SILKS. At G. 8.. t Co I A Am variety, DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS.•LACES, GES.,BUTTONS, SILK TIES, CORSETS, EM• ZEPHYR, WORSTED . .AND FANCY YARNS: . CAN.. • TABS. NOTIONS AND - STAMPED PAT- TERNS, Uwajs fl l great *Tariety; • • DONESTRi' -GOODS,' BLEACHED AND BROWN SHEETING 3 AND SD IRTECOS. CANTON max. NELL • CALLICORS„ DENIMS. TIEMNGS • 'AI)N CHEVOTT SR IRTINGS: AL. , WAYS A FULL ASSORTMENT • . THIS MOST POPULAR ' . BRANDS, And prim to snit the times 'ik it G. 'La CO* CARPETS,: OIL CLOTIIS. MATS. OItIIOGICITN FURS, FURS; FURS, STFFALO ROBIN. HORSE • , BFAIIKETS, . LAY ROBES, &c. • Chap• 1 • - At G. H. a co* • -- • . g tad .., 4c4l 4,, • s- pa , , . _ bfett and Wye', ready-made stilts, a large stoek.•'Co - Vete, assortmea tof beat stsods, warranted to give at 1 Mellott. Prices to sift the times at G. R. I Co'.. OVERCOATS I OVERCOATS 14 lior Hots% Youths' and Men, All rods. Qualities tll,fts.irumtlS3 u• SAC. Supply your reams at G. B. • • t 3 1 • r Ons - tom• Department. , . Large kof tine cassimeres. Cloths and Beaver. Namara taken, geod fitting and workmanship gnat named. Prime tally 90 par cent. lees than oat of town. Call and lean your =aware at e. U. d Qrs. .• • ; I ' I '7TIRMBHI3 I 000 Di . Gents far#' Isbing voctir. 'White and colored ccttos Starts.' Wrobl and Merino "rappers and Draw . Flasnel and tnertnolloae. Batt Jackets, Comforter& nen, Botta: MOWS. (Sores, Veneta. Satchels, Altai 410 4 the linen 'Meet/ in toin3.4t G. R.' a Co's. ,-- , 1. - ; 114.T8 RATS/ / g 47APO! ! l'l ,1 .; At G. R. a Co's. GUTTENBERG, ROSEN B 2111 M, & c N. 8. DESSAUER, Itansipegrutrier. Ximumee, September WM. 1815 • i g4,10;7' 4pw .t . d,„ • Pry , AT •/' , '•• trim OLD STAND The Undersigned would respOC. tful antaxmc to th citizens at Stcaitruse and Vicinity that they hue • • to their estabitshatent a tlisavasta REPIATIM . • andelthe We of J. GEO.,BRIDNBICKICR,of New York eity: We will keep constantly on hand KRESS. lIREAD, BISGUIT, BUSK CAKES, COOK . PIES, ETC., At *bulosale- ot• • Pluilts'Ouppiled licasouably • • 1 AL P7 4/ir g ea na attrlctiveuNetralat of CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, Etc„ Etc., as usu... . ; VOTE! • , • : PUN • TOYS .. god Bee . !TOYS . • . • 7 ' FUN • • . OYSTER,: DINING . ROM Up Stairs. ~•; . 31011 itesi'Oecttann - BACOM f • maritime. sot. 15.1871 k-tr. R~,~lZl~~Oi~►~ ; 81) 1 1 ' 6 =1 Tier .r.VOIVITIII0:-,: . •;0 , pRni ,Wmtkington - 84 • - z , . 1••• 33.14,404z5 i !i t tc0!", 3,111%,•11r.,, • - . - •, Irovi willirind the wiatiT)- spurt Assostinft REV t t r t lis 3 t . in. ;B"taFtt, ;•‘••• P_, N ew ' • • • litfiert), •.% • . 0 44 ~. Q~ w/y/ /Ma~tl~i ~-. ~ ` fir' - . . , .: y,i„ OWE _ . , _ N AIL S ./- N --A BOYD Sc. CPI ,WIN _ 'TICCOICIME1.011111111.'410.411..; 'At G. P.; • CO :...-ssrcvvins. '. . TiIIIiDIREEI-IRO6ML Builders' Hardtvare, ?UTLERY, ETI34 - it he ige At a. B. a co Thanks tic. oar Friends for Past litarntl. We would be more tbanklel to Obei and all who taw they bay. onsettlegl amount" of* se. it they trolild qq sad settle by IA middle of Wirth nest.; Feb. 4.1874. • • • \ • I .At Ns:oj 33 Co r Streets ►tO.S.doCo - 11INGIWKIMON, N. Y. • ! • NEW GOObs" As we bssoJuskreturned frost the elty of New tack after purchasing a large and 'well indeidel sleek al . . FALL AND WINTER_ GOODS of all kinds bought from first iliac we ire two pror• pared to offer goods at prices that will satisfy ithe el. MI. ret buyer. We have also added to oar Imp stock 01 Dry (loop, an immense stook , of CLOTH. CIASSIMEIM,; arm SILLVZRB, for Yen sad, Boi's wear. , Ws ars now prepared is make - , who win give t s , a elites we _ iTO N . M elast wodosea engaged for the.season. Ladles and gentlemen. yonwlll please all sad WIN tae oar stock befOre you vurehale elsewhere. • Thankihl for pest favors. we hope Am a emotionalise of the wipe. , r) remain. , Yours Iteepeettent (.. I A. boirrurr. • . . Binghamton, .dvril 28.11315.-0. 11-11V14. , . NA7 lEIC .411. rl'a .. 1 X OS . . .0. RI • . r d . x., . — 4 n ...- 4 . .. • It is a illteld L lumen! for House and stable ass. AL vain able potable ion, discovered by a eidebratad ling. lishehembit and horse-farrier, ' Was introduced la ties United Sates in the year lien, and Mine that time. by Ile groat succese,l3n the cure of diseases., it has woa for itself that world wide reputation it PO richly des. erves, and now steads at the head of all linasnents un rivalled .1.1 ITLx ' MEDICINE. . _4---- AS .A AD , i • 1 • ' • ' . , , It has already tO ned the mandate* atitt admintioll ol.thonsands of usebolda for its way mires et db • eases were cue i spplicationa are of s•s much Wipers tante. It Is amorally admired as a Dually remedy far its peculiar chain cal comPination , posresing no husk ingredients. !like tincture of Cayenne or , red-pepper. Mt which cheap and rainless Lithnents ars largely ems posedj which increase instead of diminish the Inktinis tien t making ft og nature a speedy cure for RHEUMATISM HEADACHE SORE THROAT, coma cou%na, CTIOLIChA. T OO THA CHE , BRUISES, SPRAINS. LUMIIAOO. CRAMPS. , COLDS. MULLS, PROST, WIC DOLOR- • KUL }WRNS. CUTS, NITRE or POISONOUS INSECTS. Me. Testimonies 'it'd directions actoinput7 oath latUe. Buy one—Only 26 rents. 60 cede; or 111.00—and tf It does not give good satishmtlon return the bottle brat tali and your motfeY will be reftgaded• fctr ° IL 8.8.. and take tel other. • - D.CARY: & Proprietors. • ' , I Middletown. Orange Co.. N. POR I,9ALIC BY • A. 41 . B. BURNS "and M. A. LYON., Thintste, Montriis". Pi. ' . Parrissable Wholesalit sadretall Oast la Vl* Count/. Koslow, July kb. 10711.-; 7 . . „ r:PelOtCOrag S. & be . - SATRE, ACCOUNTS MUST BESETTLED or thry wiU be coUected by law. , COOPKR, LATHAM" ilk 4XIXIMM_ Soptember*. , . grc•al4ell7's ncitYs4 and gbe als bY • • . was& S yn4mars FtOuß. FOE' WO 14 kao, " 10 KP I D B or filtOPPrE% AIM MOM of • • • _ - • • , 11.11, X 1 11•0033. CIO r plop by **tram A 541.1 u, ors. la third/feat Coot of the tfas4lllll4f ft * thi potent LIMOS of Pialts7ll4l ilo,nai• /kW altriPt• Notice is iteroby Oren tkit Iksat lOU *Wed gal* drat mostlag of the .Criditail lOW klaakropt, for the pimps* toatntrAstadiV i = *Solon of Baaksapt Act, on tie - Meth day of Donn. hcr, um, at 10 o'clock ta.. it L . 0111•4 le "Avoid /I,' riot% Ragistei entrap* 4 *Anton Pa., aid creditors who have prostal ditZ ate twos WWI lobe prewstat at sold tafirtkagi tlas Mai Orieratt *sot shall settle tat tionStats, the oftti is audited, awl i shall thas soptki gitiothafirs . 1 TRACT U+l l l*Mtsillitglek Scranton, Nov, tu, :Number;z4.l. ti t" `, ~:: ~ LTIIII • IiMiIOIWAMI Corner otNain It.. / DIALIVWI Illt I Ew ,o6oDsi • I NEW GOODS. 1 sorts FOR ATir, a Uudr ~~a►ediwt~7~ U.. 1. WINS. E=M =III
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