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Volume 32..
pcmocrat--Nocal.
yew Advertisements .: • , -
Bberiff Sales. •
In Bankruptcy.. • , • ,
Itegister'eNNotice.
Liceoee Petitions. .
lierper's Magazine. •
Hot-air Fulnates--11. C. Sayre.
A,nervEnterprise.-.laniesi Blrney. - '
Consumption Cured—Dr. O. yi'. Stevens.
. —Busman I.O . OALS. '
Dr. Nye, Opilcliin_
Cnliliion esky at N. 1). Snyder's. -
?divtiog of 04d Fellows' litutiial Life Ipsur
nem Conpany.
MURAT FOR 1876.
We desire td elpreas our obligations for the
large and increased patronage the DEMOCRAT ,
has received for ,the year 1873: We heifer° it
has nolbeewwithout its'good effects upon the
best interests of the county as Well as upon its
proprietins..-KnoWing that; an increase of its
circulation Wilr . hring a moreilian correspond
ing increase of its Anduence, , we propose to
'send outs canvasser who 'will devote his time
in increasing its subscriber', together with oth
er business in its interest. This costs yes money
and tbinking - that there map be others who
would be glad to.extend its &Ct . :dation in their
neighborhood, sitid also receive a teMuneration
for to doing,QWlll make the followingpropo
'Aden : To any, one collepting a list of sub
scribers sod sending the. cash with the names
we Will allow them 23 cents tor each such sub
scriber. This Is 123✓ per .cent. or about what
it will cost to:do it by' an
,agent. We do this
in the interest of oniselvelt and also in the In
terest of our subscribers. :The larger our pat
i-'llntsge the better we cartlifford make out
paper. We know that none of our subscribers
will feel , st all aggrievcif.by the ahove•proposi
tion'forWe have bad many of them, who have
nolo* paid for their own paper promptly,
but who have subscpbed and sent into their
friends and thus have bided us in making such
imprOvements as we have since we took charge
of the paper. As we have said before, it is not
only us, but all otheis of our political •faith
that are equally interested in the success of the
Dastocits.v,tind We are free trfacknow ledge the
many favors, we hive received. We hope we
have merited the continuance of the same -good
Will in the future; and if our: friends will assist
us in - Still farther . extending our in
fluence tind'power for good, we hope.to Merit
the same good will iu a correspondingly in•
creased:degiee. - HAWLEY dw .CRUSEIL
Jottings About Town.
he thermotnter tell to 12. degrees below zero
•
on Sunday night last.
'Woman's Temperaner-meeting at the
DI. E. churci:, Thursday at 2'p. m.
Charles ,Dennen, formerly clerk at the Ex
change lintel,; has taken charge of the billiard
saloon.
Christmas `
services at St. Paul's church on
Christmas tiny. at . 101 o'Clock a. m. ,Re-
Intaxther the Sunday School Christmas Tree in
the evening, services , to commence at 6 O'clock,
p.m.
We call particular attention tO a poem in our
"Home Reading" column entitled "The Moth
er's Welcome," and 40 a prose essay "Land .
Ahead !" both of which are communicated; thi'
authors' names appearing. ;
J. / 3 • 1 4.0 0 01 urn c!xl4 was: called to Hones
lalelast *Mk try,a important case be
tween Messrs. Nichids & „Evans vs, the Dela
ware and Hudson', Canal company, before
.hidge Dreher. The matter at issue was date
f awto mill property caused by tie retention of
water in . the company's reservoirs. h will un
doubtedly go to - the Supreme Court as there
were some new and gneettled. law points raii
act /
Three genuine European sparrows have tak
en op their ahodo in our borough, one male
and two 'females. Whether plurality of te
rns:les Indic:awl that their -religion is Mormon
or not we cannot say, hut we .4t•pe on . r*citizens
will give tiiern a cordial . .greeting, protection
and support without rerun to religion or poli
tics. In the large cities they, have been import
ed at great expense to •secure their services in.
the destruction of tree worms and ether ver
min. 'lt is •delightlui during the abienCe. of
other birds In our bleak winters, to have the
Company of thetie blit.hsome little fellows.
The ladits of the M. E. church .%rid pi.ivide
a - brat-davit Christmas ;limier in the transept of ,
We elitirell, Saturday, &Thames Day., Dinner
*ill Wl' in readinels at 1 o'citick,!after which
hour will be very happy to serve any hun
gry couple to all the good things they can man
age to. dispose of, tt.king in acturn, their spire
dollar—or any 'only "teller" for 50 , cents: The
receipts will be .appropriated In liquidating a
debt 'lnitirred in furnishing the church. Miring
the evening *niters will be served to ull desir
ing. Also a Christmas. Tree will be uncovered
'gird its fruits deliyered to the earlous asiignees
some time during The evening. •
"Uncle Daniel Drew" after lie had subscribed
$200,000 toward' founding a new Methodist
eolivue itinarked to a friend one day,: "Well,
t
sir, didn'flinow where -the money was cone:
big from . ' I was wurritiii. over it,rind so made
it a subject : -of prayer. After, fasting and pray
ing over the matter fur one day 1 went &lain
on Wail, ',met, and in less than, twenty-four
hours I skinned those fellows out of $200,000."
• If our church going ".curbstone brokers" would
only drop into. the contribution : box the finan-
Chit oft,the poor nufortunates whom they
. have "skinned" by concerted 'usurious extor•
pevr, rent might be free in our churches
and ministers' salaries !night be increased. Lei
them, Daniel Drew like, mike this a subject of
prayeq, The Ladies' Temperance' Prayer
meeting might take up this, subject also, just
for a change. • • ,
Mr. Charles Cooper, a yOung man - from Lu
zerne cour.ty, is serving ittv apPrenticeship in
the harbees trade at the shdp of Lorna Knoll,
our firia-class Gertuart fiarher. We have watch
ed young Cooper with •it good deal Of interest
and-can say without tear of eiintraidiction, that
air youirtg Matt in our toWn.has a better repubt
tion'tor what.goes to Make op the true charm
tern(
, youth. thin be' tas. „Some young men
'are apt to ludic down with "horror" upon some
• lis'inest tirade and seek other more "honorable"
ell)* Ployment.or profession, Ilituking it will cov
. era Wayward character, and atielety • does too
often seeept • tue ,cloak lint We would rather
have , the Olumno smell a' young - Man as
Cooper, *lw seeks not ;tier a business to cloak
him but:makes the busine ss be is in honorable
by his goositction. liesiends all . spare time
from : his - trade in' tattinftuluring very, nice
bracket*, whichhe , aelltf-Very cheap. and any
one who yaws ' AitilidArgtit of
. tkitt kind will
welllo patronize, WO.
. •
Ponlona Grange, ro. at moat
row, in Ball al Suatinehanna Grange 74,
on Tumday, January 4ttlfilfiri6, 10 o'cloe.k a. m.
general attendance of all Patrons kr request
, ell., The 51k degree w 'he conferred 'on all
Who amatlegibleyst (Wad m. ,
V. a_ Pinletta,Leoviretor Otate Grange will
deliver. it pubililfttura at the Court Item' at
2 o'clock p. ut. deihrer,bmihrell ie .
different parts.; rthe p.onaty, time and place.
will be given neat wee*.
T:Blumaant,
*mkt
bal, Zama Osage.
' Mr, M:= 'Bisbe e toriner2y, Of Lathrop town
ship; but roi the lest year of New Milford, lira :
.purehased tbe - farm bilteiging Ito the eatateek
Myron M. Mott; late of Bildgebrater. Conidd7.
eration $4,300. v.L -
Eclipses of Sun and Moon. , •
."" •
.
There will he r two eclipses bf the sun tend two
of the moon in 1870. First partial eclipse ot
the moon, 'March 10th. Second an 'annual
eillpse.of. the sun, March 25th, the-moon -am
cealing the sun's disc except a ring amino the
border. Third, a partial 'eelip'se'of the 'moon,
Stptember 3d, not visible in , the United State&
Fourth, a partial ectipse.orlbe of t e sun, in.
visible in the United States, but , vi-ible in_the
South Pantile and Atlantic oceans.
Big Piro for Hawley. T ift ) ! . !!!!! •
The'.Ewen House, the hotel of Ilawley• Wai
completely' destroyed by 60 knit, Thuiftlay
morning just atter midnight. It .
,was a, large
thice story frame building, and until very TO.
cently •the property of the P i onnsylva4la Cool
Company.' IS had just passed into the popils
sion ()P.?. E. Harding. The fire was- pretty
well ttnder way before the intnates, yore aware"
of their , danger, sums of whom were rasened
with Afriat difficulty throughlthe chantber Win
dows: None of the furnituwai sav . It is
...... ;e
not known how the fire orl lasted. ,
Prom Franklin.
A Merry Christmas . .
• '1 ' •
Mr. Levi Dean . is lying very low with sciatic
' • _• ' • • " •
In dancing always • put
. the• beat foot for'
ward.
Mr. Leslie Foot has recently been erecting a
flinging mill attached to Ms save utilL,, :-.:2_: .
Mr.T. L Merriman, one ot l our-oldest rt !b
-iumts. was found on Friday nigh l last i .
,:,,..
critical condition from bleeding at the
I But little hope is entertained Of his reevetirM
oi l
Bia SODlgle,
' '10 2
I '
; Franklin;'Dec. 18,1575
House Earner
.
The, residence di Michael McGoveni, of Mid!
dletoi!n,ihis eon; ,-- was totally destroyed,by
tire en Miitiday m,. , . , Dec, 13th. Mr. MeGev ,
emu was absent from home at thi time. his wife
andlour children being the Only tiqOupants of
the building. One of the children was sick
and hie wife got up' to attend to the child, built'
a fire'and after she had returned to -bed a elinrt
i
time, one of the children called ' to her twice
enquiring what. such a big ligh meant whett
she goi. up and opened the kite ken dour and
the houses burst into her lace. the Siezed• one
t of the children, and with the oth three *ap
ed . from the house barely ..witl , their night clothes. The mother returned but . was; only
atale to reach a. clock ' and a sewing maehinn;
which was all that was saved. What the lose
is we are not intoimed, but there w -an intur
slice on' the property of $4OO. ' . I
. .
Old "Probabilities" Outdone.
~ .
In October bist,;;Prof. Tice cot Illinois,niade •
the lolloiving prediction and it has ben ;so
nearly verified by • experience since th time
we publish it and hope our readers will'cut i
out and watch its• predictions kereafte,[. H
said.; • .
. ; t i
'The coming Winter certainly Wilt not be
lip agreeable one. First, cold, lly ' soi Will
set iri Omit the 18th of liovembe Itind contin
ue for nearly a week. It swill be Ittnier about
the.fith of Dticeulber and thep, col for another
week. It will be warmer .f.rom•tleldtji to the
ffith and then cold again. About tlke 26th it
wlll be - warm and • about the • 80th cold, 4ter4 , .
cold, until January 6th. then warme' till the
12th ; . then . yery cold till. the 20th, ill n warm.
i
er for a few days billowed • by cold w atber till
the close'nf the month. The month of Fithru
ary Will be 'very .boisterous,genentlly:. warp,.
but abort Spells of intenselrculd weather?' ,
_.. . .
i /rem Autumn and Elsewhere. - -
. •
Sbooting. match at Auburn 4 Corners )4st
Saturday.
Thursday; evening; Dec. 9th, Benton. James
addressed the people of this place on the sub
ject of Temperanc'e. '
- Temperance meeting at Auburn, 4 Corners,'.;
Thursday evening, Dec 24. Rev.' P S. Barnet
delireied an address and 108 signed the;pledge.
1
George Linnabcry died at Auburn 'Centre.
Dec. 7th; of diphtheria, aged nearlyl3 Tears.—
Another rare flower has been transplanted to
it
bloom in Heavenly howers,.tor lie`w ready. -,
Rodolphus Schoonover Davis, f Auburn
township, died Dec. 6th, after a pit% longed ill ,
tress from Kidney disere, He was ell khown
us counsel for those seeking justi .at I legal
courts and will be Missed sadly throughoitt the
precincts of his territory. I) !
, •
Albert - Alger, son of Lucy and Albert Alger,
deceased, died Tuesday, Dec. 7th, aged .2:years
and 8 months. • His funersl services were at
tended at the residence 'of Floyd Kellogg, of
Auburn; wheNe four umieratiims have lovingly
dwelt during the paslryeaf. "Little Trill," as
he was best-known, pas a general 'favorite ,
with old and young anti ,although dead yet he
speaketh.
-BETTIIi BLtit, STOCillia.
Aiiburn, Dec. 18, 1875. f 1
...
From Luzerna County. . ' ' ' , \I
From the Scranton ' City Journe I
There was a large. undience- at\ the ( Opera
housel on
_Wednesday evening. to, hea the lee i 1
ture of Hon. %chuyler Colfax on the "4: haractetL
i I 1
of Abraham Lincoln." '''' i• l j 1 :
• /
Rev.an rector B. Duane, several years a rector of
the Episcopal church at 'Honesdale, died of '
,ppeumonla at Bergen Point, N. 3., pit Sunday.
We regret to announce the. failure -of :Wm.
Stewart, groceryman or tjis city. Re tiled a.
,volustary petition in han ruptcy last week."',
An old man lamed Corby was killed 'it the
Diamond coal ,breaker on Monday! by: eing
caught in the ponderous machinCry. lti was
the first day of his at the briiker.
The large new breaker at the, Park Coal
Company,. near- the Hyde Pali; 0:403's is'cx.nn
pleted.
. ,
The trial of Walter Whittaker for tifir;mtir
der of Frank Doud, la this city laid siintirncr,
took plat - on ThursdaY. After ths trial had
progressed- for some time, tie prisoner with
drew his plea of not guilty and found guilty of
murder is the second dejre' .Judge Harding
senteneed•him to imprisonment in the peniten-'
tiary, for eleven years and ten wont*.'
A fire damp explotion took ;bide let Shah;'
No r -12 of the Pennsylvania Coal Pthrtnany's
mines at Pleatutt Valley on MondaY. The ex
plosion was caused by a rniner.nained James'
31eKinsey entering with s naked lamp beiord
the foul.air had been expelled froth his ,ebri..
ber. McKinsey. was t inotantlY l killql, and
ert Oliver, the tire bussovas seriously injured.
From Brookdale.
School
. commenced, Deeentber 6th, and
scholar's natues were registered the first day..
The funeral of Almon Robbins was attended
in this place Dec. Bth.. Tbe ionsolation of, the
Gospel was administered b W. C. Fisk froni I
John 11 chapter and 25 verse.:
,
The church at Milbu w 9 dansely cntiwtie
l
on Thursday of last weekt to attend thetuner
al of Lizzie, Vire of Mr. John Woodside! Eitl!
er Gates delimed the funeral tuldrent,
Alter dwelling In oar'little hamlet -fa three,l
years, Wm. Bennett and family late moved, to I
Olive Branch, 'Ulster county, 14, "i*, We wish
them joy in their new home, but, we shall tutee:;
them every day in tlMweek. • •
last Sunday, while :passing through this;
place, Dr. Preisou, of Kirkwood, lost a seal• t
akin muffler. Some:one found it: Why Aloes
not :some one return 11 . 1 If they do mit +I
Werdskk would they Wish to ace cheery
tot attbeir bedside ' •
J. IL 1,,,i0N5,,
,flectetisy.
•
. .
% A few weCks since ,31.. lloivard, of ickney
went to Corbettsville to trade horses,and whila
taking his hOrsis from the wagon one Of them
*faked and bnolte his He wits laid on a
•ed I 4 his Wagon ann tattewhotne;a distance
of ei gh t tnilcs;bdfore a surgeon was called.' . .
Seeral peronsi. in 'this vicinity • had their,
property insured' in the Farnv'Building,lnstw
line& (kimpany, lierkiiner county, N. Y. The
past Week each,iiiis received. postal card nat.
'lug that this. Company wim lug up its affairs,
Were is atield for an ageni\ that repreients
a reliable company, if there is each an one. •
Brooltdale, Pea. :20, 1875.‘ . l limpowrg.n.
the /Ow Dior law- - .' 1 ' :1. - .. '.. . .
. The legislature leativhiter-passed a law liur •
it ing the time for .shootiligdeer .1u this state to
two Mouths-4mm the first of SePtember to the
first Of Dec* itiber.- - .The 'greatest destruction of
deer . !has:herettdb. • ifikertplaCt3'
. ip the, last,
month of the Yea : -- When•.thi%.:atio.w on the
groUnd has atkii . ded - bunters :fine opportnuit ies
'tor tatecessfullYintrs ditg the game; The coun
ties'in t fi estate . in. a Welt deer, *bounded have
been i visited I rlurilig 'ibe month - not only by
PennOvaniaq spurts tin bet . by many °filth
Bien Ohio, N::: . iw Teir turd other statk The
new .law, according t 1 . an Elk county hunter, ,
'Will saps:saps: to that , and adjoining .counties hira
-)
cieedit of dee.rtitis: seitstin„ f and \ it kept enforced
,a.few yearswill inAke the extensive forests
teem with the. game. I The . same individual re
lates the-tollewing I '-, •••• -. . . . • . '
. Six years ago we. had . in our woods the only
'Wild: elks left; in the - state Of Pennsylvania (sev-
- i'i in, number.) • Thei had- been hunted bard,
for i.,%'.0 win tpr s, Mitt. : mid A•sca' pcd the bunter's
'ritlei . I.srtwj tile frefh footjprints of• these no
bledeer in the summer. One old bull had a
tritett . es large as a tWo year old steer. But a
.de49lV.w. i fll in the following :March, and of
terW*-':-$1.6 l a light jraiii, this freezing . on. the
srt:' ''''ittl'it hard' crust. • Then cane half a
LAoien, wortMe.ss hal breeds, from the Indian
b4rvation ift the st to of New York,with dogs
' am{ snowVsliees. They found the poor half
i •
starved beasts, yerdell .in the ifieep snow. The
':tnen and dos could irun: on• the, crust put the
elk; trying o escape] broke through up to their
hacits, and it this way soon. became an easy
prey. The '„tookot i t - one (a Milf) alive, the rest
they killed , fir thetf hidei, takirdhut little of
thd Meat.:hua pefished the last of a noble:
racUt—ihe, a'st elk ii believe in :the state f
i..
Pentasylvar ia. ,!. - ; - .: -- •1 .
- I • . =;------- \ 4 . - .
•'"Pie'pare t , 'Die." 1 '
• kraal an Item in 4 late Montrose' Republican _
coninitini fed '• by . one or our local, jireachers,
c i
ctt n
s ling Bonn ii \ uilden deaths, and calling up:
on.the yOu ti and others to prepare to die, we
are led to present It few 'thoughts but di) not'
. :.
propose A Sennon I e.* - `an •erilaiped ' viceger
ent „ot • ark: l one. I But a fr.tv f,houghts oc
.Curred to ius whi*li often have obeured to
us .before::: lt IS :customary , wah reriv
'gists anti 1;cII Apinistera, who undoubtedly
have the gelid l
'Of 4nils at heart, to startle coni•
munitiesifqtelt proclamations and we arc not
prepared t)',*(liStruth but that many a. hardened
siniter•m: rdurve ben 'clieckisi in his evil way
by' it, yet It t ie mosl'dissolute of -them do, literal
ly prepti e,lo dii ritherat - the ehd of the hal
ter or by i ple , Ails , and poison . , Il ene & this 'elan . -
date will thave n o terror to them. • But we have
many
.tinn* believed that others have been
frightenel *way from the Church - and ' from
.availing Ithemseltfes of i its growing grace, in
etribraci g rllle Faith," : by suchsensational . re,,
fiec•ions uttrs4din. 'that such a course is
'1 • i
%.c i
oriTy - to " re \are io die" and there iS no man,
Won' an Child Withl a thinking intdligenee,in
whits . i: high ;o r tow , estate, but to whom
-°- is Y . " ' 41E1
life ° A s , :' , A -mid
them'to ' kepare it u'
.thenilik 14 sentence
t% We en e, tot wh i p il
!mail, the el 4 nonevs'
I
he 6 pre zti , ,ih.g tUldi
tor the lu ifOmun'si r
I,e fully,ort i i : receiv.
1 , :item s'qiilleutigt.
1,
)t*peoou Ohnuld eil
the true. 4lirist Lit
Ito die, A srepaPcA' 4/
1 :tad the *orla s hltpp
... _
fn the mandate comes to
idle," it Seems to tall upon
rein a court of justice: ~
is, whether priest, or lay
litose outward actiOn says
i as tlie criminal prepares
hie, and the youth, ‘trie
ucli atlincinitinns in their
We , belie e tbat no clasp
ly this World to much a:
tud inateaHl of . preparing
I line. and increase his own
itess by it and by such a
s • earthly 'longevity filsb.
s time lind eperg,y of iilin
tribers were' exhausted in
kind of 'pavements the '
vill,.lla„ve or the different
ire in Perdition and fa
-and more cheerfulness,
ow sotruuch ilesire , to ben-
hris tialtity and call upon
ire and be happy, which
dillies to sudden de:itlisl
each them the tray, the!
stians •will increase !Vile ,
)..priieriteal and outspoke
e ra s pit!ly diminish.' -Tip
•nsly
course I.filincrease . a
AFe
'inters and t hurch l anJ
t fi eori
• , .14
es, - svnt
streets Paratliie
degrees p tempeptu
tfiat leis i long -eau
con*e.):ll;;to•thosie tl
[
[ afit, the o'ys' of true
, r
them to repare to
less .n :their-.l+
ar<l, Laic
I nunihet
I :tad thel. :
Sinner§
eiLl or t
of true i
( number
1)1 the.
ill. then'.
31.
ielileve. the Church ',to he truly
fine Feist'', of 1 the Divine a. er
fii i a' Golgotha of bleaching skuil;..
NewspalerPatrop,,e.• ,l .
The dctrtiferls azelte, &weekly kohl)/ de
trbied 10 the interet.of adrertisers,• . pub !shed
- hi NowiVork, publis i iies the following ex client
thought i s on the-above subject : -
:7"ber - , seems to, be a great many • flerent
- mays o defining and -understanding I h phrase.
/4 1
t.
"newsp riper patron'age,"and us a party nter
el in is. 'correct , definition of the same We give
the foll+whigldigquisition v on the'Suld Iby one
who knhwa whereof fie, speaks. It lay serve
~.
Rertlitipi:ig , a Mirror - in which eert ;I. parties
may benble to."see t emselres as/ others see
'then) " 1.., . 1 :-• - • ‘
.1. /
, • .
' "Mal long and dr, ry years mithe publish
ing business has forced the conii otion upon us
that newspaper patronage is a , ord of many
definitilus, and [hat ,u gres.t . tnis city of man
. kind ern either': ignorant of the liorrect defini
tion, orrarti dishonest in. a stri'biblical sense
. of .the l !wore 'Newspaper patronage has
.as
manyinlAcirs as.therain bow, sail is as changea
• - i . - \
file as the chamefeon.. . . •
v One ihan conies in, subscribe si , for v . a paper,
pays. fhr it
. in itdvanae, ancr. gees home .and'
pads itlwith a•proud satisfaction that it \ is his.
Elie. hands in WS advertisenient; tied :reaps the
uslyannigesthereif. - Thii i., patrouSige v• . ,
1 Anotlier man asks you tii send hint the piper
and,g4 - off without! sityitiza Word about the
pity. 11:#ne flies' on , ;, you 4irt: in need of money
and ask', biro to tray tlie siim v he utVez you. He
flies /114; a pas'sion, perhaps pays, perhaps not,
and 4 Ai 'en; .his paper stivpeci. -, This •is culled
t ,
),.patron it re'. .v 1 ....
,
v
" 1
~
,Oie an brings in a Zity cent adrertisement
itttd,rnitita a . - two dollar pull thrown in, and •
when Ilim.deciiits- he goes u \ s' wad,: Et en this
.is ca • tit paironii' ge t
,01. a .
' an. don't take , your paper.. It is too
Itigli piced. - Bitt.he borrows sod reads it rek ,
ti
, llarl -,. " And ilikt - timid
.he called newspaper
Patronage - ! • i -, • •
'• (.I , le imin likes, you?. paner, % be takes a copy,
pitys r ftir it; and %els his, friend .to fiti the same ;
,he iitiiiit idway
,grumbling :to. you Or.. 'fathers,
but lout a'friend y word. v I.l" . aremleidetiVoesniri.
, in f ,tilit 'sec o intorms . the • editor. This is
'' newspkper pat'nage, . •• • -- v•---.- .
'{, One `pan ban is"you - a Marridgi) or Othermo.
, tice,'s 'd - uscsivior extra copies:tar)ittaitiingit ;
ind7.l, en You!atik him to pay tor the papers he
;
liatiks:Sairpaiieid.l. , "You., Surely delft ask, pay
foesuct amid) 'natters r:'•Tiiia is ,news
. ,
- -. . .
p'aper patrohitga. , .. •- 1 - - - - - ,
' OneKitiiii ; good I tO iee. - Such) comes-- in 'and
,•, . -. •• • ..
saya :•I`The'yeq "for .1 : pafd is about to .
. eittore i ti Wait ;pixy 'l9r ittOther."'• Hefloes
. ... . , .
.so.sAdiretirtli.; This Is : , 'Mtileti neivaPaper pat:
', It ,w II -,he : from the aborts that - while ca . -
itstiuki de of 1 trnnage tiro - the. very lifts cifthe
'xi . or. j) tier, - tite' n'gre other • kindu.pihre.faiat for
its ea l itit and leirOulathan.linto.. The - e9 . ii . 94' 'a
;bob t
tistrietor sue. to the . 19e,kli prey he . ptit
•ropizei. 1 - • -; --, --- , r 7:L. .;.; .:::.
yinnl
a Mar
instead
MONTROgE DEM 0, ~
, .
Wagasof Teaahs , ~- . " ,•• - ,
We are not a ‘% 4 4intan's- shffragen4oente, feet;,
Wnalwayii, beater k ntid stilt beile+e thert : ll4ll4
Great Creatoi . jr ntit, . deemed ii,thiqholorid •
needed two priporia r tiimoyiijo different Spheril .
in life, He Wetifitpeyfr lotto taken "airih" li•=ht
Adam to complerc the. 'grand:l6one of crestl l
tion.' Ent wrido believe in vroman'ti rights in
the proper
of
ofr m 'as well as
the rights of aillither pl i
mons. We :Wish nod!,
allude to her as w tem: eritt our schools.
. • Twenty yearsgoi•it l waa'a rare , Occurrence
it
11ii lfemaleswerl employed; id winter, to teach
itle commoner district schools hut, of latC years .
the. Majority , alniostof in r'w in ler, stdrools, Cr;
en. in thiSquehanna pout ty,'are tairght• by fe
males.. .11greatest int,ttcement !Or diteetorr ' i .
to employ diem ishechuSe they can 66'1 - nl4e tip
take teas wages, and sphoel'' W 44 ':coniidt.i
that they. tiro .Wortbfof the grdateittincom jun.:.
for practicing such rigidlecotimny. Gee of t% ,
things is the : true result! of this actiont cid
great iccompetency to 410 juitico' to the cat
ren has resulted WU, this oil great itijitkiti s
being done to that class. of teachers:,!and ir : ie
majority of eases we a e inclined tb Um!, he
latter is the ease. I The, union andjimarc f a
lady teacher who preps;rcri : herself for II .., pro
cession, costs her just almuch\. as it d • the
male, and her • wear of hotly and - inind n the
school room, if faitinuLis the same and -t• she
is' reduced to a. salarylnf from one-q,: ter tie
One-luilf,cf what a tnt46 :l is -paid . Ihr • e same
seryiees..., We hear tai to say - t?it • that fe
males tire the most caturoliy adatit • to hi....
struct it; our common sithools from t• very re
lation they bear to chi ren and ti r natitral
love lirr them, whichle Inot w,ithont ,nu (la OM
iu fact ard ekperience and yet for . this there-.
toles would deem it pica eronimv o actually
roh thein of their justlearnings I.:kb - lure pit
tance for. their labor tis teaehera' 4lemetubcr .
we are only speaking of those w lire mildly
competent thr \tile. positiomind -here incom
petency rules the authoritiO . t ' doubly res
ponsible. Vim to puPilA and ontliy to the
competent teachers: 'iVo• bell it!ia the duty
of The people, throudti their t - pointed hoards
or,committees to pay tt_just omPense fur all
6ervy . irs rendered, and this s pid he-without
.theilightest regard to Isex, ti ompetition or to
the wants of applicants. A' glary 'belongs to
a position and should! bq r iroper toiniavisa
!ion for the duties to lir pa roichl, whether by
one human being in cola , . ii pants or another
in - pt shilling gown. • Whet AS a people, we say
-
because you are a woman 'e will paY you $;100
a year, but were yon'a n we would pay you
a $l,OOO, we do an inj t'tice to her, but a tar
.nreater injustice : 1.9 0 1 t1P ' yes, to our Manliness
and lovebt justice a m • air play. We either
ri)h the =mum in. the rat instance or we rob
the l*x-payer4 in the!. bud: -
. .
Settoolieport,
he Montrose Gni
Chiist MRS %mention
reopen on the 31 oti
NO. or. Pupil—
s
llonarayd :31
*Poster, ha. Mor4
Little, Willie Col
—Miriam
Lyon
Gilbert Cole], r
Eighth Grade
yon,.Myron
Burns, Eddie
Eloise Cno
fang, were pi
No. of P 4
3. nontri
tie Latlirc
rie Mei'a
Alice 11
George
Hattie 11
l'annte
Kati Luck‘entilil, Carrie McFull,. an , l. Frank
Heath .• were present every day. Harry Luck
enbill, Maryry Mitchell absent hall ',
day.—
Allyr Skinner and• Charlie Burgess absent one
clay].
N . of Pupils—Malefi
. 25 ; Females eft); total
5 . 5. llonvrable, ffentlon: . Third Gr a de.--.;Mttry
Ile .ard, Nelson Warner, James Carter, Anna
II ribut,3l,Fy'Robinsoti, Alfgie.l.leth, Pourtit
C, ade.—JeC i nie liitie, :Louise Carlisle, Josie i
... oran; Carrie s(..oit, Elittei..Yotirig,:„Alunzri
• ile.' :• -
\ /
. ../
/ • .
= Tracr Baldwin ' and 'Jessie Crandall wen
i
Antsent every euy. Alonzo Cole absent. of
day., -
„
JUNIOR niGll zCIIC.!OL. -
No. -of Pupils—MalesBl ;•FenntleS 32 ; t
6;1:, HoliorablA .31ention. First oratle.
Moran, Nora Tewksbury:l:lolN *own, J si
Burgess, Angie Backus, LPander Coblt, ul
Clibb. • Secontl
'1":14e, Ben ' Crandall, AValter Taltßit, A- me
Lu Bar, 31in.lie Tallon, Ben Runyon, t arl
\ Ballwin, Frank Jamesnit
Not absent or tnrtly.. , —Ben Run Yon Frs
Janteimu, Emma 14 urlhut, Samuel 44in . 4
sent orie daplleantler: Cobb, Mary Taw ley,
Mary 11111 and Millie Portlham. A ent twit
hall' :lay—Annie: Miller; Charles Sit' tier/and
) Carrie . Jaggt;r. _
SENIOII filth! SCHOOL.
No. of Pupris—lialesl.l ; remit P., ; total.
34. lionoraMe.. ,Iteillioit. First Gr e:—Anna
JesstM, Lillian ' Carlisld, Sarah
~ lden, Dora
New .Shentnti Grade . -Lottie .erns, Mary
Japler, Eetttie Jagger. i Third c' aje.—Carrie•
' Brown, liannie Breivster, Fannie 'tirter.. - -
• Fannie Brewster wan present: e%lery clay.—
•-Li4lian Carlisle-and - William In. s *ere absent
i
one half day.
Nliole utitaber of pupils ntte
during the , past term wits 299:
than lift)? came frotn .outsltle
'paid tuition.
`Tun Annual Meeting 01 .
Odd Felknes' 3lutual Liki 1
n ill be field at . Odd 'Fel
evenitg,JanuivY 3d, 1.876;
•
liftratr9se, Dee. W, 16151
COTILLION PARTY. • . ••
N. D. Snyder, of Rusli will give a cotillion
ploy, on• I'rithy niglit, de. 31st, 1875. .Good`
music will be in atten nce and ti" . good,tinte
.tnay be expected. • . -
.
...
Rush Dec. 22, 1875. - , • -
. .
.. .
I3ra:A CAI.L.4br. Nye
,will ieuelie at .
tim'Exclimigti Hotel , gn i , a few e.ityft longer to,
give every one.an opliortunity to iiriniure . some
of. his celebrated CrA4tal, Spectacics -.and -Eye
Giasses,.w hielt have been used tiere . for, a num:
her of y!.ars; itnd ,w4ch'have ulwSys given per
fect 6111441y...d0r, as; hiS nunierifus 'customers
will teStity...Evert one troubled with poor'
eyes should - give lion
,a civil, as he will suit the .
most ditlicult eases with ease. . , -
•Losv.—Tk patent keys.
somewhere .I.)etwili Mar
ket and tlie Jai I. Aor one 2returoing tha uiie
to biol'or 'by le:lying theat.ot Illdfdlorkei - '*lll
cooler a favor . npon • . QuEp
Montroie','DO.. 15 1875. • ' '
Lterolui. ; . ,
Rev. Germ - m - 1J Williams - will deliver free
z• • •
lecture upon Odd Fellowship fa the Baptist
churb in Gritugerville, on Wednesday, Janu
ary 1204 187 d.• Gran,
Grangerviiie, Dee. 15, 1875. 50c1
irioris of Rev. M :13i to
witl Oslo litin donittiOrt - visit at 0)6.110080 -
a Urs,..Bc.riho...Warner,.:Xorest , ' lake, Pti;;:.On .
Thursday, Oec . 30t1i, 1875; ortOrnoOn
oink: . A gealgtkhuvitation is exteitdod. •.•
• ' By order ot cOtittlitteO. :-
,ake,.De.e. 15,1875: ,
WPftictgs Low. j
At. F. D. rAiellmish's JesVelry, and gusta
Store yea will find a large stock of 'Holiday
Goodß, Solid Silver anti Plated Ware, Walnut
Melts, latest; stylea4eweiry, 4, ; c. Examine
my prices and gouda Worn purebasngfelse•
where. GoodS engraved tree ereharge,
Dec. 15,1875.
ed -School clos.ctl fdr the
n the 17th lust., and will
anuary, WM; • •
;DEPARTMENT. •
es 44 Females '25 ; total
•
Won. Tenth •Grade.-LL.Ttilia
Georjie Mather, Georgie
;JOsepli Beek. Ninth Grade.
fMattie'Frutehey, Mary COle,
dine' Barnhart, Eddie'Jenelts.
Irene. -Bi6.nsfortl, Lulu - Run;
.-viuer . , Walter Velure,
reeks. • . . . •
.•
all, lisit Morariand Eddie Tit
.
sent every.day. •
•
• *Sir:IA.IM D ' EPARTMENT
41;i—Mules :15 ; I Females 4l ; total
)16.1Mentionl• SOrenth Gpulp.—Ber-
Defile Skinner, Frank Morris. ear
, •Mary Brewster Si'xi Grale.—
,ter.,:Mary Sayre, Katie
,ier, Henri White. Fifth Gracie.—
Etla Dessauer, 4 4 nie
togers, SMith, James Morris.
GILVAINLiIi DEP/6,1:01E34T
Businesi Lo
.Muntrt)Ett: Doe. 1875 1875
EIZ
t
at the'
•
of
oTOGltollB.—iletumit taken In all the lat
tyles. pictures, opined and enlarged.
a'..sitleitlltt Int* or frames Aar sale,
-t . 'at, G. W..iktoutpru.'n.
t' s June 13, 174.—tf.
s
I,4 r ATCIIE.R, aaale '
N,S . tiud Jewelry repaired on
. tort. notice and warranted,"at*F. U.
.lew ~
tn
elry atore. fOrerli Arelhu
-4°utrol. duly- *
PAIITY,
.4.llevi , Year Putty will be held at-the Begle
New Alittord,, Ps: nn Friday ever:atm,
Depember 3.15t.,1876: ty Tiffany's Band.
1.113441 50. . , ;PILI.HISEY,Drup'r. •
pee, 3, 1875. r
1 --• • . ----; —... I .
-3.N . 0.rt0t. .-1. 'would be . ,tintitiful H' lay friends .
,
win) life 11ulebted to tile' for mono, advanced
nni l lnsurance, would atil tle the sacuediefore Jan.
1:,•1876 as.l shall tieed; the.ftnitia..
I= • ' ..titt.LthCi
1 .
lion trose, Dec; 8,1575.
. . .
.. . . ‘ 1
TN I
•FAIIMERS. ' • - - .• •
I. V ileoX, Veterenary SurgOon
Toronto; Ontario, is now lamed 1
[Ouse, and tenders 1114 proresilt 1 1
011 who have diseased' Gomm .
Iblontrosc, Oct, 20,4875.
r . .
41, -311-4Hrtv CHRIST/4M ttiy ,
Ydar" to nil ! ft' you feel no
t' th of Chia, just - step into 'Y
i
h hits just purchased; find .1
la Hy and see if . you are not'
In nal -alive,i
Bi :o l : n t: a rog ge c i t- 1)11 1 :::85, n.
VI
It? LOW PfiltES I :
.line Just returned ft
'vt stool; of goods Wide'
ow,- prietv during the ljtilt,'
3‘ll and be eunvinct_Nl be(
r i goods bought at this
Ijarge. • At Bronson's
.tore (Brie; Muck)
!Montrose; Dcc. 1, 187:
•
11 .•
he held by the stock
i
) RailwAy,Compunv, ou
the 10(11
..thty ut.Junu4
) ter Ilouse, c " In the hor
i a t. between , the bnurs of
p. m., for„ the election of
: butt end twelve lutisoni
e C.Aupitny for the en
: • • • tkulnit L. ItitoNN •Nr Sec'y.
Dec. 15,1875.' - • 50w4
1 4111 annual electind
holders of the Montrtr
the seeinul 31ondos,
43%,1870, at the "Pit(
Ougti• of Tun k hanny
lihe end two o'eloel
ohe person for Preti
Dirretors, to ser
siting year.•
: .
luivriNo.
Wei lifiVe just eceived a very large stock of
iilain anii tarty velopes,letter , and note pa
pkiplain Anti il . cy _bill bead papers, cards of
ult Sizisand co rs, cobired poster. papers, etc
ail of w ich' wt can adord to print cheaper
limnan ' odlee ihis.or neighliorinrcounties,
i i
abd in as gaud tyle. Work done in black and
cblored inks. ; l you think there is niiy . that
elm beat us, e:us a trial, and we will sho*
ybu what we 'fin do. •All kinds of blanks on
blind , or priu d to.order. .
A. .I..Bui r
ciinstantlY r
siliiek of pu
'aiiii Varnii.
Pint Mon
fild Toik
a refu t ly i
u d- nigh
(161 Eagf
1316Stri
IT° Puntc.--As a guarantee that Tay
dly .Nltalleines•are the best in. market,.
oil thei: - ind, and that the quality of the gpods'
814111 I it:after bo maintained. would 'say to
all: • f utter using tio-ra yop are not satisfied
ydu It . e received benefit in proportion to the
pr cc; aid, return the empfY-bottle or package,
anti t.your money, back, as 1 want' no than's
nfin • noleSs he is satisfied 'he has received-its
eqn . tent. • :•• Respectfully, • .
• ' rH. B1107N11:13. TAYLOR, Propl•‹:
)1)6 - 6,1875. -
I
D a waX#MMNIF - 7 --
, will offer my large stock of -Flour anal Salt,
at general line of gro;:erk ginuls very low for
tt ilort fink fur cash, as .1 expect to move in a
f .1 days into a new 'gin.° building opposite
ciperA CO'A. Bank; and••hy not want to be at
e Icxpense of moving a large stock of heavy
oPtls.l:•Now is a good time tointy your Flour
mil Salt. I kayo never had n better Stott of
poi Flour, fresh ground than at the present
timt. , • STAMP:
vise. Oct: 20, 1875 tE. •
Cr, A.I.ItvoYANT ExAltrii.vrioNs Flt
'F6c,re* subject 'that requires so muolt
studii . and ex'fferience as the treatm ent oletron
ie disease. The itstoniShilig success' and - re.
l'lnfirkable cares performed by Dr. Butterfield,
are due to the ),,rift of Clairvoyance., to. the-life
lorif*',tode of the crinstitutiOU of - man, and the
curiiig, of diseases from natural remetllt. Cures
L i thelvorst forms ot Fe
, I mahl Wealtnt:.-4 . 5, Asthma,: Kidneys or Bladder
Will be at the. Lafferty Binghamton
,fcSaturtlay,lautta -- y 11,4 told Bth.
I•- - -
I - feretl.s - wlor iind the balm :-of relht, and the
" ,A I, fon4Mitt.ot' ill'elr liettlih and . :;.trengtb in Ayer'
le* LSarshptrilla.' it iSi the most potent of all the
rate'a:lves tOliarity the system and cletir.ie thi;
, n k i
blond. It p0'...*%ei3R.13 ,invigorating qualitic.,-so
~ (,that ' it stimulates'the failed ritalities and Par
'". I gem put'llie corrtiatiotts' which tninele with the
bloild, promoting derangethent and decay. We
areossurred by niany intelligent physicians
tlia ;this metiietne cures beyond' all others of
its iind 611
..and we , tortify..this statement by
au
A ,
. Wn experience.—Athol
. (11itait)),Inite Rog.
,
1% E TEtNE that :the .people at Montrose; and
Nicillity.are tintlintout where the , I*ifst, . popu
lar Pry GoOtis Bongo. iu BiJkaamtun is located
fur C. F. sit4on a Jo. fulohn mi that their
i
:trin, c, from it& setion,is• very large and eine
:star
'truck,
incteaSing,! In their stock may now be
locani iv large anCearefullY seieeted ;mock of
Dr)! Coml.?, suitable to r the wants ut everybody.
Th4y make' a specialty of,Black4 Silks; Black
Casitimeres, Black Mitlistiffi,Blacii Alpacati, rind.thei finer
,graties of Press ;Goods; mid' in this'
lint are prepared. to .give some decided bar-
gains., We suppose that .fteitrly eyerytellysis
iiwilrellint, their store ; is,;located at Of Court
;Strket, net t 'to the Canal. ,
Binghamton, Siv. 22 0 1817 i,
..:,-,
i llitig, the school
UP the'se - , -- nitli:e
icl.lototigh, and
VerLATEST NENVti is ESINGII,9ITON. , ‘ • •
the latest, news: in' Binghatiiton is that Ripe
& :tholes, or 59 Court Street; baire just received
.the r third:rail - arid „Winter stook of Dry Goikis
'which ii • now Coinplete imall departments,,,.
T 4 best Silk. The best. Blsck . Cashmeres,
1 The best Alpaca: : :Tlier,bilerinns—Empress
•:-,P,litals of all deticripttope. -Tile best Shawls,
' Kii Gloves. .Embrolderies,'Ri Ri bbons, Tiei; kc.,
n 4
act 'everything . that is lopt in a first-class
- .3) - •Goods Store )1t bo&tnyligurei. :Another
- important item,ivhich if knovn MeV be : essential
to' Ithe people of Montrose, New lMilford and
surtountling country, that
.Geo. B. McCollum
and C. C. Fan rot :would be most happy to see
all iur their acmiaintanceS` and alto* them the
bargains that Hine & Sholes are now prepared
•to ive. 1 ' ' Ilucs: & SIIOLES.
I twimintou, I/eO. 10.81;,.. - ,
ii% , . ,
c members of the
• surauee Company,
Hall, Monday
t'7 o'clock:
Surrn,
• 51w2
•
tot this out And bring sit With you to the
Si4re of CHEAT JOHN, where by, buying $lO
'Worth pr more nt the folhiwing or other goods
Yoit will redeye upolioresenting thi,J; notice
A lIISNDSONIE CHRISTMAS PRESENTf
Oood yard vide betting from 814 e 'to 1034 e.
Unod valleoesilight. C(41011i, fi4c
/101:eslieoes,datit aud' Medium I f Yie. • '
{hoc? canton lb:mauls •
Better ; •
..". .
Bet ,•`/.
Gqod !Auk- olpaeas 23e. '
Ritter " " • • • 85e:
t . - , f toc,
Eiita flue blaat iffincist and mobairi • 50c.
raady-taade full suits flow $0 50 t0 . ,58
.us " " 9 to 12 50
tit is tap sole good. kit) boots ; . 880
B ys tap sole good kip boots 225
heayer cloaks from
Il nt
les felt skirts. froln ' - • -
I ‘'
arts and • •••
Mims under s*bs and•drawers from 50 to 75e';
LOW bandsorne triume4 lints
told Bonnets infeltifAisw and -velvet frog' itd
tgt s4.' ' ••`•
tour reasons i l for the ,above extraorilimui re,
ciion In pri ea yOu will tied by rending our
41
neratadvertisement which we requeet yon to
rl and give.ini a call, when yet! want to make a
p tc,l42 : e. ~, i , ... B. ruxuAzi.4,Co. ,
1
Montrosi, Dec. il. - (Post's buildiug.i
•
DECEMBER 5, 4 4,, - )qi 1 '... 1E376::. , . ,
'ckets. printeiLirtfir4-nhyL'* style and
aedg'at Aida " •
. ,
COYSTa Ornstut,l't
oysters cheep at the
ligt - wro*E Bm,OON.
Twuzp captured and on*exhibition at
4Yur ( - o : l4 ug , etoql. Qall And see how
uraelf;
truse Dee. 15 1875.
lm the :city Vtithit
I will .Melt at tery
!iyn:trotu this
;rt: buying eleettitere..
• tore engraved free of
Mdsie and Jewelry
.
s, ;it tile Eagle Drug Store, keeps
i od a large and I well selecteti
Drugs and Medicines, Paints,Oils
, alsoa very large ; assortment of
its; looms, Brushes. Perfumery ;
Soil , : Physicians . prescriptions
iiaurion ded at all . hours of the day-
Give ititua, call. .Sign of the Gol
and Mortar.
e, June 9 1875.tC
ITREfiA" is thy sentiment of countless .sur-
BusiapaKhibpwruzccrt...
Lod( tbaigoile blindred !dollars will" buy'
permanetit4 pleasant and prufttible busine4,
welt established ` Full return of capital can by
roaliztki four months.': 'rho -owner going
Wes,t mupt .
Addrear," . - : . Bilaixasa.•
- _Foster, P. O.; Fu.•:-.
Dee. 'l4, lE4ri w 2
AcE—DiTto,ri—By.ithe -Roy. 11.4. named, &t
the Litnanvllle M. E. - pareonage, Dec. 11*,
Mr. DariuS'.Actvoi Washington, and }las
Istellti•Dayton, af Letnon,.Pa. • • . ; . '.
.., i ,,,, 1
ilAar lt 1 •
~EBTUS-••••.
....- 4 i nuniale, Dec.:l9. or/4914m
Smithiesq,, Sionuel_F. Estnkt of Rush, to Jane
t • i
. .;-g. 110, of 'Jessup. . . ''.. :.• • ' . • -
, .
W .
oonwitno—Wii.t , rAms —l6.l,enox,.Dec.lstik,
.:'. by'Rey. D, Pease!, My. Judson,: Woodwaril,ol
Scranton', and, M issiS.tny • Williatus,ot LetiOx.
811105041T-BAKEIt-A.t th or Eldridge
&Vat', in Nov ,2oth, by Asia
nrd 'sig., Nelson .rigggitritt May .I.itiker; both
• of Litiox. . •
f .1
East Bridgewatee t Saturday, Dec.4B,
very tsuddenly, &ddte 8., daughter of LI B.
- aruF ;tartish& C in the 19th• year ef-her;
age. •
commick—ln 'Floienee, Marion county, ,„' in
OttS, f typhoid kver, Ira ComstOck:
aged e r'3:yeant Mal 6 months.. "One li4 of.
the ndu is faruhen" , •
Dort o--lnisrew Milford, at the house.ao H.
W. Oobb, Dde. 4 4d, John Dunning in the-113d.
.Yearkd bis • - ' • •
.Mr. Punning..waslormerly ,from Orange 'co.,
- Ndivr Yorktate, :
i n I
Kt the hoMia . of
Fred festendel, t)cc. 12; Mrit. Pliebe 3;,411e
.•
of Albert 1,1.18m0m w , aged. 28 years ,at id
mores. • I. . . . .
STuouri.
49w3
31. It. v.
t the Tarhell
at services t‘o
"Happy Now
)t rut. about the
Lyon'iiDrug
'.o Holiday Gt,otia
Ice. 'home to your
ado the. happiest
..
rarli Prlrd!tice - 111itricibLi .
1 1 --...--; . • , i ..:
Reportid Every I W4,k recprecely for Tar MONTROSI
Iralreicriar by IIII:ele: a". scruer; Produce ()unlade
idol. J!tmcm aii I e 1:24 Wei,. bikil Street:hew Yort; :
-i' ' • • I.Neiw •VtirK, Frithiy,'Dec. 17, 1871.
il -
~ 0••
•
E.
ileepipig six :cloys 23,048
TIM 4ine (MI story tins .to be repeated. in re
_garcl fp butter. Anything llue•enn be'in a
small bray atpretty full tigureS, but stoel the
least grille tiff
,und down' in medium exCeet)-
ingly ilillleulCto move even at very liber4Con
cessioin: .
s. .
. . .
1 ,
• State Dairies, fine •• . 30 0 • 31e
State Dairies, good to prime.... 27 0 2)c
Stale • Pitkl dairy, choice. - :." :'.13
,0 34e
• State l'ailia,dairy,good to "pritite SO 0 42e
State Pails,commou 'to fair.....25' 0 28e,
1
• CR I EEE. •
Re4eipts Nit six days- .'" • ' •26.707 boxy.
. .
The demand or checie is neither large,.nor Igen
' i'
i• , • i
eral, tit still ibere is amoderate i ainou it.moir
ing hinli to
.tbe sbipping. ; ',and Lome trad.s.—
The itsippersie enabled i to, plck, up odd lots a
. little 1 . 'below! our qttOtatlons,. tut no • large
amot(nt could be purchased or iegulta de ltirs
at evOiour ontside - fisrurio. " -
..'.. • •
4
81.4e'Facti)ry.; fancy....,.... -...13 0 .134'c
f
Stine Factiiry, tine -' ' 1131 4 a 121 e
Litz to Factiiry, lair to good - - 916(o. ioi , e
• Stake Dairies', lair to g00d...i. 'Bll'o 10 1 4e'
t . ./ „
• ; .
EGG 3. - , 1 -
Receipts last six days. E (1,840. Outs.
Theri is only a moderate demand. abut
•i
priced appeal` to rule abont steady on both fresh
and limed. -;" ".• -
•
• State and Fenn. '''• - - .80 0 30,qc
Wnstern choice brands -, 29 : (0- 2tNe
f. . ..1
POULTRY. .
I_2.
There is still a largo attpftly of poor stociion
the 4tarket i. wUich can only. be used by alag
gon, goys, at aay from ; !i to Bc., mid until fhe
marget is cleaned up of ihis.clitss of. goods;
lit
tie,if:any ireprovertient Can be expected. The
decutind is generally slor,•and though 13c. Can
be • oCcasionally •Obtainectibe 'fancy chlckelps,
verySfew, sales are repo`rted above 12c. I •
Turkeys, State prime, 14 . tter f
I Chickens, State, prime: 14 to • a
Ducks o . • 14 Q. 154
Geese Q. 184
, • . .1111.ATS.A4D STOCK:
Calves are selling fairly'
.to -day at steady pri
ces. Neit week calvei will naturally rule! sldw
as nautiliy so during the, holidays. I
Live Sheep, weathers
"t, ,i to 6c
Live Calves, State 9 to Wel.'
• Hog Dressed i:alves fine..,...t2 t0.123ic;
- - DRIED 1 1 IttrIT. . j,
We hear oi sates of something over 200 pick
ages of Southern / sliced at 9 and loge., (din*
wise the market is dull dud unchanged. - l
State Apples,quartent I ; 816 to 9c
Peaches, peeled,state 1 -13 to 14C . 1
Blackberries. ' - 10 to 10%c
Basnberries, new • - .29 to . 30c I
, .
Centaur• Liniment.
. There is pain:whicti,the Cetttiqtr.
Liniment will not relieve, no swelling
they will not subdua, and no lameness
which they r im not cure. i .Thiiisetr4g
language, but It is true. They haye
produced more cotes otj rbenmatisto,
' neuralgiaaockjavr,paisy,spreins.swel
, 4:14/VW tinge, cakedbreasts, scaldsbures:
'rheum. Arache, &c„ Upon the 'humen frAme, ectilof,
strains, spnvin, galls; etc..'upon animals in one year'
than hair aid other pretended remedies since the woild
began. Thejt are counter-Irritant, all-healing, pain fe a t
lievers„ Cripples throw aWaytitt Ir crutches, the lame
Walk, poisonous bites are rendered hsrmless, and
. the
wounded Pre heatell plait:as scar. The recipe Is pUts
lisbed around each bottle. +bey sell as no articles vier .
sold before, because they do Just what they platen& to
do. Thom 'Who now store, from rheumatism. peitLi or
evrellitte - deserve to' miter If lhay will not use Centaur
Linimint, whit-. wrapper. More than 1000' certificates
of remarkable cures. Including frozen limbs, chroltic
rlieuroatism, gout, ihnnlter tumors. etc., have been 're
ceiv'ed. WewillsendecircularContainingeertldCetcs.
the recipe, etc.. gratis, to any' ode requesting It. (Sae
bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is wort.)
one hundred dollare for spavined ,Or sweenieti horses
and muletaAr for'screw.svoirelti sheep.' Stoelt:ownitrs
--theselinitients ate worth your attention. No reality
,should be without them. "White wrapper family us 1);".
Yellow wrapper for animals. so!4 by all Druggiet4.-
50eentr per bottle . : large bOttlee. p.OO. J. B. Roes &
Co.,63.llroadvray.New York. 1
Castorla is more than a substitute Tor Castor bn.
It is the only xcv't article-in existence which is certain
assimalatt• the tood, regulate the bowels, mire siind
contend ptodade natural: sleep. It Contains neither
minerala, morphine or alCobial; and Is pleasant tO Vika
Children need out ery and 'mothers may test.
Oct. 25.
Better 1
T tirite poi Ici en in the toilet:qui companies: •
Franklin Fire Insurance Co.. Phil,,Aseeta,s3..lSOUSl
continental, N. T ' ••4,215,
Genuania ' : , .
liailioVer,
Niagara.. . ...
Fanners, YerV:
quebni, London. . . ......
•
No •
s- _Tiger-Cats"—All Nation F , oard Companies).
And as consequent's, sound and liable, having tong,
been.tried and always Maud ior hy , as all. who havet
met with losessort my Agency ,will testify. Those who;
bitve•patronixed mevill wept my thanks. And to;
those who have nog'! can on:y gay, I promise to dA by;
them. if• they wilt favor *me with an application,kal
du by ad, give them Insure:tee yalut for their Money.-
Very Respectrully. •
• - • LIENftY C:TYLEtt.
•Thirtfoni Art-Meta Insormito Compauy Pond** rttit
fen ftom o ne day to ono you by .
• . •iISNRY C—TYLiqt.
; rf
Gents' Ladies' uirderware ut ()Veal)
Ji,bti's. • •
hERItiNG
4sseoi
s4sotasaoo
75 to :5.25
eft,nd 313.43-Fplerz• I' rbpat
no oldest tad most reliable drin lOthet United State*
They took thepetso snedetwelNed at the - 4
PAIR AT LONDON I ; ,
lifatles wl:rriiitert fro. from dampaqs4 an d co
- 6 4 .B114410:16 leiTßOVD,Astlot.
6 -• 1 '
i:ULA.MI.XLIALC 4 . - 10/3.
I . lte iYlamets.
111:1VER.
MIL
111ZIEZZEI
Masonk Benefit AlFoctition at Scrantoti. ,
Apply to.. 11,1114p.1C C. TYLICA..
, nrcenarrm. , . t
• " "' •
is,LNINACTITILYEB crIP ",e,k1.1,, KINDS , 9t..
5ii:4**154 . :.::::..1 -
raErmax volt,..WlN!!mt!
N EW STOOK OF
PAU' 14 ORR GOMM
llutteliorT i Rpsedam & Co's.
WOO)4N:I§IY.*(S, C,WMCLNGS,
CASSIMER,ES, - BEAVERS
AND , CLOTHS,
otla 4; yartot l yP,.
PLAID - AND ::PLAIN= WOOL AND
MOHAIR DRESS GOODS. SILKS,
,!- , TOPLINS, CASHMERES,
TE DES ALPA •
CAS4=•BLACK .AND t ',;
COLORED,
.LANNELS. ROSE BLANKIM
. 24AROEILESi'RED'ISPREADS,
WOOL - TABLE SPREADS,
TABLWAINENS. TON•
- , : :,TLS, :NAPKINS
• aid household
Furnishiiiq
• Goods'
A largo asacortmotttand'obeapi
LADIES' AZID otIEDNENS' MERINOUNDERGAII
MANTA. MERINO " AND WOOL HOSE. FELT
SKIRTS, GLOVES, AC., Le: ALL , zIZ ES
• ; AND QUALITIES,
lE!E
Ptices: W sult4
' - •
MILLINERY IROODN.RAISONS; I+LOW ERA,
cri:BLACK AND COLORED. SILK AND COT.
' TON vaLvzTs. TRIMMING RIM;
r
A Eno variety, dt 11. R. *po's
DIi`ESS AK) -CLOAK TRIMMINGS. LACES, FRIN
OES. BUTTONS, SILK Tiitri CORSETS, ER
BROIDERIES. ZEPHYR: 'WORSTED t •
AND NANCY !YARNS CAN
'VASS. NOTIONS AND
• •. STAMPED PAT
, . . TERNS,
• •
Always in great variety. • At & Co'e
DOMESTIC 'GOODS. tit.HkettED AND DROWN
SH Eh'TINGs AND SHIRTINGS. CANTON FLAN
NELI. CALLICOES, DNNIJIR. TICKINUS
AND CHEVoTT SIIIRTINGS. AL
WAYS A FI,ILL ASAGHTMENT
Tll} 310 ST POPULAR
BRANDSI
to pelt the Hetet
CAI tE s TS, OIL cunens. MATS. DICUOGETMG
FIT . PUBS. FURS, BTFFALO ROBES • UORSZ
BLANKET'S. LAP ROBES, &c. ac.
MO. R. a Co'il
Cheap
Iltadpaatle glothing.
Men tad boye'ready-made aaita, a lame stock. Corn
piste Assortment or best mods. %slummed to give tat
4f:teat:tn.. Prices to nit the times at (l, H & Co's.
OVPRCOATS OVERCOATS ! !
For Bays', Youths' and Men. &averts. Qualltiots and
priced from 63 to: W., leupplY; your wants at G. Rs &
Co's. - „.
Our Custom, Department.
..Large stock of tine C*1.41111014. Cloths Anti Beavers
Measures taken. good fitting and workmanship guar
anteed. . Prices Nile 'AI per cent.- less than out of town
Call and leave your measure at fl; K. tit Ctrs..
Genta.timnishing goods. White add colored &iron
Shirts, • .Wool and Merino Wrappers and Drawers.
Flannel and merino Hove, Kaitt Jackets, Comforters,
Ties, Dims, Mufflers. Gloves. ,Trunks. Mitchils; ac..
&c., thoilargost 'variety in town. at (Sc. IL a Co's. "
lan! HATS! 1 Cif. - PBl, CAPS! 1
.
At - G. 12. - & Co's
OUTTENBERO, ROSENBAUM, &
M. S. DESSAUZII, lieneging klutner. ",
Xontro,e. September 29th. IA&
Ladies' Shoes *at Clteap John's,
:
. ra os - voir
,
.gv • AT
THE OLD : STAND.
. . .
'' • -
.
'The Il i ndersigne otild resiiectfully 'anion= to tfie
citizens of Montt( and Vicinity this they bine sdbed
to their establishment • first-cast • I
1111CRIT REPARTMERT
tinder the direction of OF,O:IIRIDESSEKER, orNew
York City. We .will keep constantly on hand
FRESH. BREAD, BISCUIT, - RUSK,
CAKES, COOKIES, PIES, ETC., -
At Wholesale or II al l
logrtirsSupp ed Reasonably:.
ALSO:—clarge and attroeitvoomortment of
CONFECTIONERY, NUTS; FRUIT:,
TOYS'}
TOYS "
TOYS
SPLENDID OYSTER DINING 'ROOMS
Modumie. Belit:,ls. 1875.4 f.
m
P.> to
" 1,450,000
" 1450.000
`• 9(6,10.Y
U 10,906,100 i
541 0
i b
1 1
11 PI
(I
ct
A
\ ' •
At G.. R. & Co's
At G. R. & Co's
Ai O. R. Co's
At G. R.l Co's
PURXISIILVG . GOODS
Etc.. Etc.; as usr.i..
~~
~.
Can and See,— ,
=~_-
Up Stairs.
Most Rcipectrunr, - -
E. BACON & SON.
V 0
E s' .
it
N •
g
C '
;-,
P:1
; 3
Ce lc
.1•4
1.1!
to . •
,c li . '
...4 Is
, • al
Pi•‘..) 6 , .
0 0 4
tu i t , gtHm
~.7
... .
,„. , ..,.....4,
~.... - pt. • - y.c.t ,
. 1
z 4 : I ' : - , •
1. 3 Atri g
- 0 -
'• 2
• 4 1 0
'
~i i . ,
tn: . "
`ql',
• ai
At No.
•
. •
nalarliaMMONl
'NEW. GOODS,
:1 •
NEW 000D13,
'
'
de afer pure Just returned from
welts fnty ot Iffy Itotk
. haing a huge and elected stook Of
FALL ANA WINTER GOODS
. , ..
,
4.a1l kind* bonght tiota first hands. we are now pre.
pared to otter goods at prices that will satisfy *heel**.
.Ikt boyar, We hare elso' added tn ,ow huge eta* of
Dry. Goons, an Imunnie' *took of
. , -, .
OLOTILT.WINWRIS,AImrIWOMO,
for Men and .Boy's year. We us now prepared to
make 4•
who will give no 4 eall;as wr hare first class vorkm.ii
mimed for the Pe11114113.
Ladles and erntlernen. you will please call and UAW
Ins our stock before you.purebase elsewhere. '
Th*llkftil for past favors. we hope fora eactianatioa
of the sane. • • We remit*.
• Y°2III F e rre'ORTBIT.
Bingbamtou.April 29. 1875.—tf. • 641.`14.
Lail us' Bea7;er Cloaks at Cheap John's.
W'H A. 11 1" X.,16
.73 • P • : : 4 3 '
n
4t I. a I:qotd Llnament for Kotula and *table sae. A
valuable c.omhtnat lon. dlecovered br a ettlahrlited
11 shchemint and horne•fAnier. Wan intradneed la Ma
United Satre in the year tem, and nines that thaw by
Ito great faeces'''. stn the cure of dlactanell. 1 1 1 ,Lon
for ltnelf that'world wide repntattcut It no ACV? SAW
erre*, and now atinda at the head of ail linassoata as
rivalled
,AS A FAMILY MEDICINE.
It has already' gained the confidence Mid admiration
of thoolands of hongehold, for its many cores of dia.
wer e . e xtemo ..opikotions are o fa mil yuds tumor-
Lance. It IR eeneclitly admired as a ristafdy fro
It, pecnilarchamicsi combination. possmdas ad bank
i rived' ents. [like tincture Of Cayenne or riKlolpcor of
'which cheap and rainless Liniment, are largely 0 1 241-
pored) which increase instead of diminish Malaga**.
lien. making it op nature a vpeedy care for
RHEUMATISM, , , HEADACHE. SORE THROAT,
COLIC. COUMIS. CHOLERA, TOOTHACHE,
BRUISES. SPRAINS. LUMBAGO, CRAMPS
COLfl CHILLS, FROST,. TIC DOLOR.
EUX. BURNS. CUTS. BITES OF •
POISONOUS INSECTS. 14C. ,
• Buy one—only 25 canto. GO cents, or 111.00—*tad Wit
does not give good satiefaction return the bottle baU
fill And your money mill be refunded. Call fire O. Z.
S. S., and take no other
• FOR SALE BY . ,
A. B. BURNS and 31. A.' LYON,.
Druggists, 3fontrose. Pa.
Purchasable at ail Wholesale and retall atpres It Ai,
County. -
Montrose. May sth. 1875.
Go 4o Cheap John's for Canton Flanneli.
S.' H. & D. SAYRE,
; ' Are notifie d that their
ACC OUNTS Ml4l . BE SETTLED
or.ttiey will be collected bylaw
.. • I i 1 '
• ._
CO I 1:!1' RR : Lir ELROP MI COYSTOCIL,
September V . , 1570 7 I Asilyzess.
Fine eashiineres.nt 75 cents, at •Oheip ,
EW
. STOCK OF
prof:33merzr,;
just recelved and for rale by
Q UPERI. INS .
...
For sale by
ALSO. ALL KINDS,OP I -
GROCERIES,
At the @tote of
7'reabla. , l:tlm4easses:
For sale by
Montrose: April SI, !
. `. FUN
... . i FUN
. ' FUN
• _
Ladies'` Felt skirts, at Cheap John's.
THE :JNDEPENDEAY2
Sewing Machiiiel
THEOREATF JTAI9IIEVIMENTO!TUZAOZI
Sews trom but One Spool of Thread.
It bas'bot Ili working puts, Is sostelers,asd saws
more rapidly ttao any Mocklemts the Market. ,
Hasa self-qaug Straight Naafis.
It comblies Darabiitt7 with lleanty and Slmplkitz.sadl
• • has all the Modem Improvements.
Vr'A PIRST-CL&88 MA COMB ON AL swig
WALNUT TABU. VON $l5.
81ozstai IXTebrAt•Milk
Addr,ll9o,
IFORPBI4 DENT BRWINO &ACM:RICO.,
Dec. 4t iY IltDAtustoo.ll. T
Yard wide sheetingp, 8k ets., st qbesp
John's.
-A.. ClClsCO3'.aagnrir,
Carpenter and'Buil
• der„
riONTRAVIIt to erect ettucturca of all kin
section and complete them In evert data t.
sea elite Mantle., Sob. littnda Doors, and
Etuates, fprefshed to order. Stair finikting mot
lug Ilapermadit specialties. Ittn_ploy none bii
taced.workmen, Shop Soil the maUnnitsit utr
lifoutrontsaitstutry O. -
- Buy your Boots at Cheap John's.
1-
$5 to gui - ) A per dry. Assuts Wanted. AntilaiFfe '
Wail, es of working people enough woe
young and _nid, mike more money at work toette. Ise_
their own Iticalltuil, during their spare monies* or au'
the time. than at any thing else. We affer
,eapia7
rent that *ill pay handsomely for every hoar'. work.
Fell particulars, term.: iv., tent Owe. Send up your
address at onto. Don't delay, Neil is the t Ind
look for work or business elsewhere until you hsofa
learned what we otter. O. STINSON W.; Peseta*
Main!. nl4ll
A DVAHTISING: Lunar : Good: tlyetematiee.--A
A. persona who contemplate making euntracts with
uerripepare for the Insertion or adventaemente, -*add.
send 25 cents to Geo. P. Harrell(o., 41 part' Row
New Yort, for their PAXPII46I93OOIC GdnaltPlu
enth edit on .) coutaletng data of otter 1000 newt
mad Intl oll y ttee. rhow lag the coat. Atte stliesieit=
en for le nit papers la many Mates at a iteimeademul
edactlon - from pubilabererates. Get the Book.
SAVE
hr 'mime $4."3 tot any $4 Xmastap and 111
TROWN Stilt% Mil/ 01$11 ir s,
U.
otos an& tho •
$ll
• inn isiziroini. my, reek,.
NJ*GOODS.'.
SUITS FOR ALL
p,I3.CARY. & Co.. ProitrintOrn.
Middletown, Orange Co.. N. T
tors
11. J. Will&
F L 6 U R.
. 11. J.. 191133.
H. J. WZBIL
sszto roam:amt.-W.
NIONEY
:,t
11. J. WM.,