4 -•
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We call attention to the follo*ini r*y
article on- "datnuation4! which . in . itese
d a ys of (tevivaiismozitisy r j ta:434iiike
to publish.
It isdiflicult to say from., w hat 'depth
of shadow - l iiikeiii.dpi paii4
be able toextracts i n -
;`"titit"a late
• -
religious writer s e ems to have overcome
as many diffl,c,l l lot:On 4:141,: ,41 ir. 6 09 1 1,' 4 1 4
is reasonable to
. ask u Man na
ture. Hetinds in the present attitude
o f Op.„Vpkierbuists a- more ho Pefa as
pect 'than'. in tee - . pait. 4 The
sayst"is_admitted . 'to teach i \ the'dootrine ‘
of the existenceof hell. k . and l lfuture
isliments. The-'step is - shortie - trout ' - the'
eternity of those - pitnishments, as the
soriptuFes teach than ' the .f rtner
position, anc so More h0pefA)...441 ;
~when. our Universalist: brethren , not only
have their bell well established fund; un
der. full .headway,; ;but , OectititYl . that) - aw
infirtite multitudes 'who •ga into it will
• never tome - out; 1 suppose r hope
Change to glad fruition.
, This las thetuel notlreiv .- to of
•• • .
.but I do not think; , [we•leneially:'apply
the term "hopeful'? to that particular as-
Vact - of
sitOose - tlio"Peonliarintapngition of
his.,, orda, did , s not tbs.Writer,--.
:Whathalirobablyl..nteaut;. wsz that ell,
. being fouuded on permanent basis. an
increase.. iii • the -number people - who
are A ware ,ot, itiorease in ithe ) ,
nuthber wlio . will beiiare 'Never
theless, it seerns,..rathex„any airy, way,,or„
talking about a Matter - so wide in its
sw-(!tZfo *49007s 11 ' )1( l'il(1..Vrrget.& -
tOtts to iill its consequences. • .
. • And. those.".WhO'''itii':ls6etipylue . :fh'ein
g
selves with reviving .
doctrine of infant - Salvatinti.. , .Se!errito the
untheologie vision , but.;*astine breath. It
is'ot;•vast importance, they allege,.i,since
it inirolves' the eternal fate of'nearlY
the human faintly. I •
-4)bes it ? What iuvolVei it-the cloy- I
44.0, or'our • -understanding of the
trin#, or our clear comprehension the
faCt...? One would say-Jhat ii here be
any::subjeet op earth with which need
not concern ouraelves,..it
.Because..as the late Mr. Tweed was
• wont to remark t "What are' you going
. to: do . about it r. There, .an
avoidable., hell •
but if there be a ; 4e11,..:f0r babies,. ; nto.it
they must go, and there ja..no-..tise. ri talk-
ing.! lit.l , ; ..lf you - give a
..13ihie.:., to ' :.,
.the.tondikyl. ,
in the cardle, he may, manage,
to - get cornet of it
little4mouttiz.butlie_oann.ot.read_a.woicr..
' If you preach 'rightectu
,enopgh,, , k; :may: taibw &phis fiiil>i< gent
ly, but he will not repent. and ;reforryi. 77 r
; •No backsliding chnich eVer:'inOre
cold and. dead- and,. buried Arr., Opp - asses
and
,:aiti; etr~t le
.'to afriettli 'tilft - uit'eliai l ikeable 'of
than this laughing, crowing;crying, ; `'rep-,'
• robate infant.' It is.
the line. bet We...en: .: .irrespor t sibility_aiti
. sponsibibty., tkoti T.,tilAzaplAqii
i6)e,erk"ow' '1)
in gin sayink t a n • n
'the churCh is capable Ot.,conVerting,.a,
week:old baby from the eijror of Ifs Ways.
If he. dies atthattige,.:ancLiflfigimiot
laved without human in - strumentality,,by .
the natural wOrkings of DiVine'lit'iVs;he.
• .
'is .not saved at, . - •
. • There- is something grotesque—at once
. lurid -and the' spe cta4le of
'groups . or' graVe diFiii s putting:ftheir .
-heads . together,;..either. 'to get the ,tiabies,
otit'athell'Or tO . get the in if \ 'the ba
bies themselves,. who are chiefly -concern-.
edotre so. proloundly indiferept. to the
whole pubject t.
.SalvatiOn and , datinia,
tion are all one to them. - N( .. it - 14, The
One or the other .410 . t hey babble the lin o
or bawl the less =- Catholic, Presbyterrian
and Qalvinistie=we ;tried.. our
hand at nbtaiignisielli?ni lopnaleoi - tOn;
ment ; and they .will..stiil trvl a
_great
,deal - longer and :harder get:tbeir toes
into their mouth than their souit3Ont of
• the:eternaL.flames; Oitie 'el k
ling to. unertake the talvation: of elect
infatits,; -- indene
and a third makes it had' for the t!tibtipL\i
•tiscd.,,itilaut, , ,,BUt 'whether :.than. - Voung
reprobate ii . :‘7lenientl§- daninedn i llyithe
- sound - logic but kiiidLbeart of the great
and good §t.l,Aughstiife_ Of ivlietlie'r . he . is
put Off• the "top floor' ed s iv ; h''re . the
lire 4.04. a noVrkacht,''by;.it l ,her
ical tthd, kind hearted Itoinan;_eatholid,
is a mat ter' that: O:Vd3 inz - :
• eSt - appreheilaion. Tninish With. a
*idle
' aad . 'fOod, Htamp's';porter,
.brought "reggiii,and..draw'd mild, and
he. tall utinesitatingly., let pots, • at,
wherever , earl . find for
And he:is ,rierht.
in .thehands'ot God; talk-ever precarious I
his position in -'the the iwints, or the
thirty...nine • articles.' Luther and Galvin
and the rest of us reffirtners haye to Ooti-s.
stract a 1011i00 sYstozflof the universe'
for GA to govern his iork., , by ;-,‘....a10-it
is i:icredible h .work, because
a very '
stuall part ofi the uniyerse comes
under our notice, And that part stays ,un
der our 'notice so very short a titne. In
this inexorable SyStern lia,* -11 0ver
been able to adjust - the little inie's'quite to
our satisfaction. They can_: be
, ealaily
damned in-a sf.logiim--but they are so
win Bodo: Bave, then;:surely-4but
instantly a ,do7,en. points briol..' , be t tieen
premise. ,and eonclusion. 'Happily their
Creator has no syfitem'-tt)''defend j 4 _ His
plan Is ~ iEifsgids*ne.
ea n -alto rd •to be' •reatottable svlo.9,qt
'learlt of irtitfditge'ttee)hito4llo.4oll:)%l'
ought to remember, ttafilftli
theory, fouuded on te,
;partial knowledge is
. .. - ;~.r
iieeetiSaftly - dvfeCtitie s A theological 'sys
tem that dqes ju l t„. lea v e, ope k i spaces for
tr4sh truths, th.e`:-.ne4 pholie.kof'old
truilts, rs; that - teken, - don - strildted
wrong • principles..
It is pot to pe,..fcir.„o. moment doubted'
diet Atig tiii - tuttliie-iiuther and the other,
divines were as loving, and tender toward.
Children as any greathearted men be,;:
and the world:llas.§avecl .the trouble .
extqlling thelikititelleetj All,the same
we see how ;great men can blabor their
brains in vain, while the solution of their
!ab hatAti the way
faring man, though a fool, does not err
therein. The children„are saved simply
Neatisii 04 . 3c1. has-':::ifo3 thtinitittrre.
Ot.things that they cannot be hist. Why,
travel back to Adam's transgression to
get,3bit%abKdantried.and2lien plod down
to baptismal regeneration to get him re-,
deemed again, when, the .seal of his, sal
vatiOri is. "setr:liifiCon . ` ,, '"kiwn 'Ore
. broW-inil the lofing* smile of God shines
out of his innocent. eyes ? More than
this js:ipt
„wauttAt,,, bot, l if,more than;
Hitt wefe itatilett Jestis Uhrist himself,
confirms the law written in our hearts.- . -- , '
He took the little children up in his arms:
and said ; "Suffer thelittle cbildrotito
coine,ncito n1e,;.., - for, though they ger
i'minally, participated iu Adam's trans
, gression and only in a state of rely:,
five inuocence,)lieitig
state and' 'with &disposition-,: sttll they'
have been freely elected, and baptismally;
regenerate,4.throtigh, my aterwment . ,and:
the regetierotlieetrtclics
,Therefore them, not.
,;T4O;t g„cies:liot sofitid="quite k& it. . it is
only necessary to put our bulky and clurn-:
spiheories - abotiVtbis Kinplest of mottos,
into the mouth of Christ
-need lesi3 -416 t iepititisthey.
412s.i.ts, hirti,selfis As simple and.
i ntiterilt.iiiid 'straight itirWard as the sun-,
.".Suffer the children to ceme into;
me and forbid them not for of such is
the'kingdonz'Of .God." •
i.;‘:What au easy cutting of the Gorßian
knotitsj They go to , hvaven because thq
belong .there. That is the place for Of
'No'wonakit the people were, and have
ceased being astonished
at_Ohrist's 46dtrine j It is so clearand
sweet;,and One. • For he taught akone
haViticr authority and not as the scribea.
I:s\ . •
Charles (Manor.
InqUir,y id regard tti- the illness' of
011arIes O'ConOr was to-day made at.;his
house, at . FOrt Washington, by a rep4rter
of the'Evening Post. A great change,
for the.bette,r-was O'Conor'
hurls& . sending word that he considered
all,danger - past and, :that be veas
rapidlyimprov
7, : Pro )1 41..1 so n 1 a yi, 4 ; Mr.
Aideriicken tollciwing particulars
were.,learned
Mr. O'Conor has been ; slowly. but per
cepa lor bliligairr Oig- '., at . '.lleast ii . fqrtit tmt.
stir iAtiotit teti tl apt lie '.ll ili.bee it fditii*.Up
most.of each day, and occasionally he
has lett. histchamber )though, he has not I
yet“descended to the
,first floor. He rises
atathout 8:Ofolopk:-a.74043tuAT rerriaitiB , t43,
-waving.. a iiitegii - ik g,go 0 ti..`-utCa. slippers,
until aboutlo o'clock - at night, save that
he-Usually takes a nap in the course of
.the 4,1,4, Re.,
,tok.es a v bre i alifast of tea
and .-- oist ariz . lit. 72. o'crotk p. rn., eats a
dinner of-mutton choos t -riee'aualinger
ale. - These, ale - i liis only meals, but his
aelife is'abotititilO'oni %%e h lieitfas
nh is horrnal c itaie ,of ,lwi t lt lt h..i AYhen
well it., AV4 2 -,,i - i iti t r '
Ji imith hi o u for 'hint 'to
eat btit,,tivice a day.
... .
Mr. - .lY.Cortof heal the :newspitieriC re3d
to hini daily, and is -able to, do some wri
.
ting, though he- nihaify dictates 'his let
ters. He is able to give a little attention
to business,-and occasionally redei4ei ;14iS=
~
tors., His phySiciank now vi;it \ him 1.) 3 10.
o.ice, a week.- ••
..• . • .
The history Of - Mr. O'C'otor's sickness
make this great improvement appvar as
_remarkable;is,4t is g ratifying, He liii
siiffered . i.orri genera!debility since about
the first
.1 , ..a las.t_Auggst, but did not be
come seriously ill, until Thanksgiving
Day, the 25th of November. lie was
otkriding the ‘qa. befo.re.;,s.ioti Os ! 25th
het ilia n ot. leave 'his - bed. itrid•fal t . vi , ek
after he lay at the point of death. HiS
condition was
.so. ,c,ri0,041 41 . 1,i,iugthia time
that Mi:l. McCiackenid not dare to.leate
- the houselor even a few., mingles, lest
' Mr.,.(r(3onot-iiiiihitl die in fi i'iliTse - nee.-4.
several weeks after this the physicians
had no hope di his recovery. lie has
been . visitsd. ilaily.cbrl)r4io'm till with,-
in;he lasCrortnight..r.Nati 13 uren:anB
Dr Alr.mizct claoci kiayff*lsohpen consult
-1
'-:--....,
r. O'Conor's trouble an ',ahnost
1;136k547, to'Sifigtnitatia, and
sequent great prostration.
A Lady 'lugged by , a Bear.
.;?
'be Liyerpool Post says that maven
on !or -being, buggtkl:- a.'ipola:r bear
ime .Street Station was 'claimed at
CQ urt or. passage on tJ:an.i'6,fiorn- the
.'don' and:North wcistrerri ,11,a4 way .Coch-
The victiih of alarming em
cc way a Mrs... Montgomery, who was
ting for a train' with herrhuSband'and
ti-r. The, bear.
„wai., con*ked,:jh
ret which was placed on a, hand trick;
alleged that' , Mr's Montgotri.:
er tiheouscious of .the--proximity of the
be r -found herself in the
.grasp of its
1)a, e, and squeezed so Severely that her
br, atb.Aliae quite taken s_ As _soon
as, he ..could scream_ tbe; twoonfoitabre
jli IA she :was tit
. ivas'iliseoverea.,a s a she
WAS:reSO4o::AiWoiii, troinbro-
WititOOt
'xi014 . 40
-Shelvoni -- atthe ttmg't - - gat,
4111005ickitfiliVihOlgiV4SWeiWi . % ) .
gested that the conduct of-the bear might
?"
OCRAIr,-
TETE
be referable to an association Of ideas
betwen • this•art icle'Of dress. andlthe aui
mars, former seal 'hunting expositions in
the Arctic region* The jury returned
verdiet.for the plainti ff —damageis £9O.
• Fifteen years'ago ,Louis Gerimin
l9tit a Wirer twenty-five centOn
one side of which he had engraved his
name and plUce of: business. The piece
was bright and new .when he engraved it
and .wore it as ,a charm, to his watch'
chain. -vidne
it 'Wtie of, cotiree;'forgotten sOonaftel its
loss, and, after a yearor two, Mr. German
never expected to see it again. A few
days ago an Indiana farnfer drove into :
New Albany to purchase goods and in the
monev(paid for -them was„ the identical,
piece of `coin beiring.Mr. German's name:
Theientleman (a New Albany merchant)
Who re.o,ived the money.
,came I over to
Louisville
,yesterday . and returned- it to
the owner. .The piece bore , Ppon its sur
face 'the, appeareuce of .having been in
constant use. As There, has been no spe
cie circulation
..dering'. the last fifteen
years, the finder Of the quarter 'adopted
it -
.as an "ornament for
.hie: guard'. Or
chain.-4ouieville Areu rota.
A Silver Quarter with a History.
Tulographic• Brevitteo.
•
The bill'to.rebeal the Gr 4 Nouns act
has passed , the New Yolk Assemhly. ' •
The Ohio Republicap State COnvention
will meet in Columblis on March 29.
The scat shops of E. gr, P. F:zarbanks,
St. Joh n shary, Vt., were destrOyed- by fire
last week.'
Cz . tptain Gerieral' Jouvollar, pn assum
ing cotiiinand in'Ouha i has issued a proc
lamation conciliatory but firm in tone.
Five dollars to sWear' in.oainden, S. O.
Swearing excitibions to tlia 'codntry .are
the, natural result.
Barricle, of Tioy, N. Y., who re
cently swallowed a Bolutiou of, uickles,
proposes, to return to specie payments
The, 'mule-spinners . at Blackstone,
Rhode Island, where a, strike has stopped
the mills, have agreed to return to work
ou blonday.
is
Most of . the female employees in , the
Goodyear Glove Company's, wOrka, Nau
gatuck,.*Conn., have
.resumed" work on
their emplhyer's terms.
In :the -Virginia Legislature,, the bill
appropriating. $5,000 , for the representa
tion of the State in the Centennial was
fivally defeated. • -
Mood , 'y and Sakey will find a hard
text to preyea. from in the ..flict4hat . a
Netvfiastle; :W011:111U tafil4d off her
Bible to get,h,er husband ont..ofjail ;
Ployes. of .Harman lat . fiendish,
shoe manufacturers,— NeW York, have
struck , -beeatse 'the . -Erni , refu ed to iis =
charge -.three ;foremen not belongingite
the-Crispin
Mr.. David, L. Fleming, one of the ed.:
i tors an d .NotirieterlethOittaburg.
Gazette, died•at liis,residence,in that:city
lust €ek; of •brain. fever, afterliti•illt4s:
of abtiiit two :Weeks.. ••,
. •
E. P. Smith, -140.•cominisisioher .of
than;, Affairs has: : been „inviled ..by, the
Amer tem] Missionary As ociatiotr`'of Ne w
York to ,Visit to' inspect
810103 of Ihe.SOCiety..in.tbat cotintry..
•
The women of - Henry, 1114,where the
notorious Glendenning Is nowlPreaChitigi
say he talks' so sweet and looks so guile-
Less.-they idot4-see how. folks Can - say - he i rs
- „ 1
Vainable' bed of'. marl, capable of
furnishing-'a good - cement,. has been
covered ; com- 7
With it capital 'of 4560,0001itia been
organized to develop it. • .
The Mal:o4o,a, . antherities,have
adoptedta Very . si mple but effective Method
regulatiii2 : the liquor - saloons. They
have pais..d. ati
,o'r4inaoqe prohibiting the
use- of bliuus,. „screens,-
„stained glass, or
anything': that • hinders '!Obseriatiott
through the windows. • 1
,
At the hottoniLef a innund-eittlhiciugh
hy,tai !road , Chas. bear Al Ill 4; last'
week,:incltsed in a hard cement: _perfect
ly ' watertight, were found large.quanti.
ties of beads, shells, necklace's, stone . ,irn,
plemen ts .and - ' , Weapon s, including a speak
about two feet bug, made of_ clear white
'flint, with a 'h4nale - wrapti:d With• copper
wire. It is thought the spear, was a prei
„en ti to , t* - = , tootloti-haililers' from .Tather
Marquette or La Salle two hnndred years
age.. ,
WASHINGTON, January . .2)..—As soon
as the Centennial, appropriation • bill ia
disposed of, the,.4ouse post ailice eoratnit-
Itee:-_kitipc.:to:- lin i ng 'Up: the,; bill,;toikestere
klie.i3sld'rate' of, pOstake.on ',transient mail
matter: There ',will probably be quite k
atonk: opposition deveiopecil, tO.
,the,bill.
A very formidable lobby l 'is already here
workingapiii-stittio - ineasure in the inter-.
,ests of - the..express • companies, but the
ferceior,pnbliol - ,lMink - will doubtless be
too - strong . for - them, and! 'the 'bill ;Wilts
pus by'an'oVerlirlielming majority, : .., ,
~. -
WASHINGTON; January 21i.—The cern
mittee 0.11.-experititures in the-Po s t Offier.
De par tine n t have •• discovere.d 1n ew , iniegti
larities.,..iit.,lB *aid - . that they have fallen,
upon evidence leading to the conviction•
that the old Hines ring have been success= ,
ful in
,at least two instances since their
exposure iwlieeuring.liontrtiOS 'froni. the
Department. .in both. these oases -it .is
alleged that the same 'fleapit as formerly
were used, and :the celebrated' noun terfei
• stamp splaYeAli ita :iiiittiiiortieik Otto - ', The.
committee are determined to get at -. the
facts and
i bity,,,,litilt fp,r -Tyne as ~, i and„.pli;
vaiit4 tersi3J, - 4„,i, .m I, : si, ,4,•-:p.: , trik,c , Al._ , in.l, ,
1 1
1 tor itilthil ..:A; ,- I t o-vytkoi r .
~ ; 414,c4.11.! A fs.4) idnw.vas . p , s i a,
'1 . LONDol.6iitita6 . 2l l .44l I
of the Anti-Skivety Soeiett,to Earl De ..•
by, the [Foreign Minister, on the Cuban ,
questions 'states that they have-reliable:in.
formati r On that Spain is 'willing to place
Cuba the sauie relation - that Canada
410 W oc&ipirs toward England, on condi
tioii :that slavery, is retained. The
memorial points out that °ir. - -,View of the
recent. A.tnericaw circular - the:obstacle no
longer exists which , Was advaneee by Earl
'Derby lastyear that i Gyeat Britan's inter
ference the-Cuba question. would cause
jealousy in the United . States.
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tiareierii ins. Co., Hart:, Capita) and Surplus $8
Rallway4"amsengers f , a 4 ' $
Thennffersigpedhasbeen wellknOwninthiscouhty,fot
the pa.sep years, as an Inaurance-Agent. Losses sus
tained by. his Compalnies have always flan promptly
paid.
faralee np stairs, in building cast 'from Banking
Office 01" f Wm. R.Cooper &Co., Turnpike etq.et:
•
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CHARL43B &CT% tnl
oe,e Managers.
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MOniiose. Jan. 5 1576. • - - '
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Organs ofi first chug makers ineindtng Wilteri! at low
er prides than ever lier6re ofrefe'd."Mbtithly installments
recelvOd running from 12 to 36 inurkths. : , Warranted for
6 years. Sedotidliand:. inotrafilenti at extrethely low
prieeslforeash. Ilinstrited Catalogues Moiled.: Agenti
wanted. „Warprooms .161 Broadway. 'N. Y. 1 , i
n34y4 ; ' ' ' HORACE' WALTERS & SONS.
. II ' j . .
10 0 - ',,, -.: • ' •i . ,• . ! ' '
IC I . i • ' ' ! • ' -
.001/GITS: COLDS;, ' " HOARSENESS,
' ArD 'ALL THROAT - DISEAO.ES . '
t . 1,70E,-, :.., -,. 'i
WE LL'S i 2CARBdLC TABLETS:
' PtiT U ONLY IN BLUE BOXES. ,
, L ? -4. TRIED AND SIRE REMEDY., •, '
So l dl by Dmegists genera ll y, and * 4B
Johnitod!, Holloway & Co., , -Phil \ adelphia; Ptk;
NIP: AND TUCK".
~
. , (chrom94) ~..: ‘. , •
, 4t i ~.,.
The - rent' :. Amerieln '.. Tea .uotnpany
-(3 , and 33 Vesey Stieet, N. Ir.
TEA 4 DI'TRIBUTED TO CLUBS AT IMPORTETIgI MIMS.
Beauti 1 Oil iehromos, of different sizes, prennited
to parch sere of 42,-8, 4 heti pounds of Tea ' in clubs
i i
ofs. and tpwaros. The Company 'has now lead) , for
deliv' ry spl,mdii. Chrome. entitled' and Tuck" a
43
pew thr pound) picture, showing &lively skirmish
II
between ~ aby aud a pet dog , for the possession of *doll.
It isi4o fall of roaring fan that no descriptionzau tell the
story sol' well as the simple title of the artist. The
battle Pima Nip and Tacks, and, mast be seen. to be
apprecia ed. Send for-,circular of prices, telinS, AC.
1 Ttie,Oreat Ainerican Tea Ciimpan, -
R 311 and 33 'Vesey Stieet, •48
114 x 6643,.. ,: ' 4 \ .-: ',4'll'N)lW YORk 61Tt•
, KIIAN NO OK
OAIBL:E :WORKS
`r
.RN S .& WHITE,
Manufacturers of and Dealers ln
'IAN' AMERIOAS MARBLE
. •
MA1413,1411
TOTE
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P. . BURNS, -
Pa.. Jan, 10, 1111t-1y
•
v asqa*ow. &BROTRER ,
Genera/ Misiolitkers
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pliArAg,s jcwps, OF, COF,,
Trff tAStrrg. igtr•
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, .42004:11rAte b r r agialrgiGe
681'1'010 VS lobat i10.=.611 A 1
" B ALL ORDERS PROMPTLIATTIMErfaj
April $3111315. 10 Pt V. RiCaSeii &
1 4.11)3 7 ,000
•100,000
"• 8,000,000
150.000
6,000,000
'' • .450000
, .
4,00 450 0, , 0 000 00
I . 500,000
1.5i00,0*.0
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' L .'l4'. 7SieOtitOr' N
-(41. WHITE
AND,
PEOPLE OF SUSQUEHANNA CO.
LADIIIM AND GN2i - ft'INEN iinestion of
WHO WILL BE
OUR PRESIBEIT
ie not. of,as much Loaportaftoo to you as tho tact that
CII.EAP.':',4OiIN,
•
of Montrose, to selling lite entire *kick of goods coat
elating in part Of
Mena' and Boys' Readg:.Mado Clothing.
44 RoOts ond. Shoes.
-• ." Rats and Caps.
,NOTIONS AND HOSIERY; •lI.NDERWEAR! LADIES' ' '
.:k CLOAKS,. FELT ;SKIRTS; TRIMMED 'HATS *1 •
•
AND BONNETS, SHAWLS, SHOES., •"
• WATER.:PROOFS, TIES: - BUY• •
- • • FMCS. &c., etc., ~,,,
At 10 per cent less than Grit cost, (the proof of the Pad
ding I* the eating thereof,)'•for .. you can' and out the
truth of •this by giving hita a; pall at hie store ia.,?osta
Building. • • . • ' ,
400.000
,li ttnr Our reasons • for normous redaction are
f eral, Ist, our large and, Well assorted stock wants
ducing. Second, we aremak frig preliaratleus to remote
into Searles , , •
, •
New - Brick Sto re ,
now 'being built nest doos, to Pe-NEW DANK, and we
do not Yant`to m'ove any more goods than we can help
ThirdOire want your CIIMOI.I for the future and then oak
yay for us ; to gam and retain. the SUMO ID to congines
'you that it your Inters:l4 to paid:save:ll°W and-It
the future, from very respectfully '
•r 1 ; 1 d S. : TILLMAN & C 0.,:
• J
• tqlesp John.) • .;,
Montrose.l4eemberls; 1875. •
2 011 00 , 000
(O,NO
DRUOS & MEDICI ES
! 1,000
°°;91)13
Where you will find a full assortment of Pate Drugs
& Medicines. Chemicals, Dye Stuffs, Jewelry;
Per
fumery. Violins and Violin Strings, Fancy Eloods,
Yankee Notions, Pocket Book..'Cigars Tobacco. Fine
Toilet Soaps, Brtishei; Table, Cuttlery. Solid Sliver
Spoons, Plated Spoons, Belves and Forks, Guns, Pis
tole, Amunition, Shoulder Braces. Trusses, Medical
Instrnments. Dental Materials. Lamps and Lamp
Chimneys, Teas,S pices; ' Baking Powder, Sea Moss
Farine, Gelatine , etc., ctc. • . •
A full aesortment of. Machine Oils and all kinds of
. Varnish, kept constantly on hand. '
• ; •
We are selling our Wail ,Paper at coat. •and are alto
Cioeirg out our Glassware:at
• ' • Very Low Figure. • •
•
Get a cad . of our • Mixed Chemical Paint, - readylor
use. and do your own painting..
With our large stock goods, Confident; that
everyone vislting Montrose. vrillllnd ft for their intim
est tonsil and examine,fer tbee4PeNee before • Peretele
lug elsewhere. '
Montrose June 9.'1875
WHERE NOWI,:i; ,
LT: ..1141).26F.,111:tri.0.T.1951;
to get !mete
- '; •,- -
SPRIN_a7, I SEID wiikA ''.r,!.cLoNTER
,
Garden'Seetis tit an kinde,the'ierftes Flour,' Buller
. . Tea; Coffee, Fish; name, Last', etc:, etc: ' ;
- --ALSO— • :
POrty, cases of choice catr.ed rods.-ionsisting in part
of Peaches„Pears, Plums. Cherries, Quinces. btrawber.
ries. Pito ' Apples, Corn, Be4ns, Tomatoes, Peas, Dack,
Turkey. Lobster, Succotash , iPeach, Quince and Apple
Mater, Deviled Ham, and lots. of other thingsquite too
numerous to mention. all of which will be sold It &'
kinds of "PATRONS" for reat:y pay at prices that nit
7aa,r3T Ciscorsai:s ettitiCol3. ,
and strictly upon the principle of, live and fat
Call and see at , A. N. BULLARD'S - .
Montrose. Apr 117.1815. •
NEW ENTERPRISE.
bati "open'ed ;101ov - under E. L. Weeks & Co s. etOte. 011
Public Avenue. wueru he IA ready to du all ktiada of
work in his line: Can expel! •11; new work, andliepalr
with neatnee* and dequiteb.
• - ' t} -JAMES BIRNET.
'Montrose. Oetobet 13th.495.--4111.
,
•
- TOB WOJA.n. -
AT THIS OFFIC I E,CHEAP . ',', 50;
A DAtINISTRAIOIt'S NO TICt/
A
this iltate of Samuel Lindsley, late of BroOkdale
deed. Letters of Administration in the.said; estate
baying been
,granted to the undersigned ail persons
owing said estate are requoited to ; make immediate
payment and all persona having claims agaltu4 *lid
estate are requested to present thentwithout de:ll7.
,JOSSPIi4
Jan. 12, 18 . 16.-rBw2 , Adukiniftrator.
,
A D INISTRATOWS OE - ,. •In
of Ellen Litd'orSt:Joseifoh,
-, :Letters 'or . .Ailministnttion flu the said ,estate
laving been granted to the'undersigued ad Pentotis °w
ing said 4.state, are requested: to make luunediatepity
and all; persons ltay.ing, claims against said; estate
are requested to present item delay. • .
• . • - • • J. LANiTON,'
claur. 1., 11;t16. 7 -6w2. • Adminis: rat:or.
A DMINI.SYR ATOR'S NOTIGE.
the eat; of CtitrTes Powers, late of Apolacon
township, .Letters of Admintstratien in the paid estate
haV - Ing' been granted to the tanderstgned,allpersons ow
log said. estate aro requested•to .make immediate ,
pay
ment; and all parsoos having claims agatnet said estate
aro regnes:ed to present them without delay.
• • - e. WARREN,.:
- Jan. 12, 1876.--thril • . AdMintatratOr.
VOTIOE.— . AII pe.roobs are.tereby CAM
IA Mined nate purchase a note alleged to have
been given by 1 holtras Colford, %bout four years ago
payable to A LiaStlibt Maddock, all the same is beloved
l o
to be a fraud, and will riot be paid unless tom elled
by law, Said note -, Is tlr.tvitzr for film hundred', d 0 tom .
. .
4 THOMAS V. C 0 .1,11014).
Dec. 29, 1815.-78wo
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r
,
Pmu'isl , R4Tow,is Noverr_: 4
.ttAepAt, Jahn alliadsto#Por r ate
de e ed,', Of Adodoimatair to TAW
having tlookkitatili• .110enligned. v ' r ••"
owing saidZtate arq req tat to nit e
aft I • Maw
1: 11 :411roquelne • " 4 , igac i i .
Dec 15, 1875.-6 R. • . %.3-•«.:47s
T 6; THE
PR .4 r :CXXDDS2.
The Place "to Get Tour
, 111. A. Lyon's,
wily TO A. N. tULI.A.R.I),'S,
AND:'TfM.OTHr
A practical warkmsn, at
l f egal
,NOtlces.
t.., ~~ `
fro
Ell