The 'unanimity with which it*,l)_itp9 7
crats and Republicans of the 10`iii&e'dn . =
e„,13 n a eiof bill
ofthe 4.4 l .Yi.,stifysP4-4ini.i64nruittee.„Eeeol4,
e+i to jif
would be .no serious oppositfon on the
tart of the senate a.1,c1, ;tit ; thk,ineature,
would speedily . becotie - li4rily-/'Btit-tliiii
an ticipation has. not been realized. The
reform of - long ; established
,and pro ble'
Abuses in theni i ftitagemeittif 4 . 0e...pe0P1e
which this liiitti:OWeiniAttslisLiSitr_Otto
. . . d .
accomplyhe it seertis without a struggle.
The Republican senate- remains the last
en treinchmeritoi itlie , tletip:tryttrbtigtcsJ,
When • the house bill was ; brought out
of the finance - co,minitt; : e pt . the senate
v iitsei:olaYik , iyaszfpug.
third section, which - pro . vde&, for the in- -
vestment , of th k e utiexpeinfed balance
the sinking f,i4l" b;RinitOetate'
United • Strit:l or of f the
.cothnionwealth
whenever , the balance may n ot 'he requiy
edrfor the paimont,..:;ollnity-I:ptitto , ltifthe
'state debt or . the interest. Thisi , ilS
provision for the proteCtion of the:pub
lic money W 10,0,11 %rPv. :rtifftrarift,recopti
mended .lir c hOf .r . We
and section. which Was, also designed to
guard the.treaSury against aekOwlealed
ribnses t was, Supred . ,by, ; t4
, ..F i. 9c , 4 1 14 0014 , t : p.lp,a,
the provision requiriiie the state (6 -lisp&
er to make to the auditor general detailed.
rool)tbk,y, r 7p4qllN P.t§, 0).c4-11011,ct pf.
the 'banks' and individuali with. whom
the ; ny,l4 nk In min. he
depeitifit
Attk4; st.ttt.ceii*e by
the state on such 'deposits, and the sure
ties h
This was fottify . p s i) isiortftfli thipik
of the . Ofii i i.tionSealth, 134 ~r•lieti .the
. bill wfis. taken i nolithisJlebond6section
shared at the • hands the Reilublicaii
fu44llo 7 .t r eZ:
fel the thirds .n. gu#l. l c;Calict , ;
It - lit tee. ' All. t h a t Veniaiti - e - br
bill is, the simple provisi l on , :•=or - theFtriSt
section, for the transfer .of 'onethird.:of
the sqleints from the .on
corporatiOn
, sto*,;droni the sinking hind to the geu-,
. eral:revenue_fund.,.. • .
This have the 'Republican majority-Of
the Sedate deliberately
; placed theiniiiiyes
. on,tl,e record in oppositin.ito. : itusr . feto.ini
of:.,tibiise in the management the.)itate
finances. An attempt will now Made
tiicorriPel the, house to recede - 'frOni its
posiiiiu:. But this attempt cannot suo
ceetle.., For 'the sake 'of hormOny the
bailie:has already yielded too s much• to
the -arrogant dictation •. pr the senate. 7—
•To atCandanT . this bill with just pro
visions' agairiet abuse in ; tir'tnanagenient\ l
• of the finances be, a shimefril, tie,
trayal-V the rights and; interests Of ',tile,
Ve.9l4e - of ; the
snows that .tiro " ,15enic;CraiS of tYie` house
• and -senate- are-nnited in -- favor --of -this'
rifthe fititifet the MkpOblicial)
unanimously-lrecotii&-their va
; support, and it .n 6w remains to,,be c -:seept, ,
whether they e dietat,gn: .
L Of"]of. i!i : g; la the sevqtfi,
5 Q, A5 1 ...g IM*lY., ' Ong ,l 4o/ 1 .1.444 1 1.1 1 Y 44 1 4',
tarn - their • positr o n. 'The most important
of 'this bill, for wiest,jl,o4P
unexdended treasury balance in bonds of
t 1 116'*411, 1 : fg:: gStrigtunn 6191,401
ies a - reeeopytt. ittYkfi e 04140F9S 1 4.,r(trpAii*,
=At himseltin his as annual message.
in adopting this suggestion ip.refgad to
the finances the Democrats in the legistit
titre have shavriitifelk4tTplrichliffWr;
tisan eonsideiations wheretbe,-.414in,i,n-,
terests ate involved. Theylliasb Teiincjd .
their readiness4to sustaitri the' 'Overtior
when his recommendations-have met:Abe
apprdfal7ol3: B tit
,with
in less than a'inotith'fforn the
the, messages.ttepu bI i ,Maj9ri
the iefite 16.ve Plabeqi -doll
filet-93§tAtePnblicau overnor. for]
the Sake at maintaining a flagrant \abuse
in - the management of the.tifiances,otille
00111111011 wealth.
But this question arises above, partisan
consideration. By a. nearly unanimous
vote the 41' presen iv c es -of - the pe, , api_ill,
thr ictechled die iiinettstiVel lar
the relief of the pressing
_tmp . orary
barrassnientk'tif only;
but for the permanent reform of evils of
long stancliNg4p the, ftniiiidefi i dflhi
A pltrtisan majority of, senate t cop._
stitu:ting:a hake...§t!eii fit tiiiitandi-!:
selves in - deliberate oppo'sition to this
meas-tire,,ot,,retorni. the`-goveruor
and 'nearly 'unalijnihtt . ,:hotise . , 01.1 e
side and a partisan iiia"jo ity on the other,
, 8'044 yie •T
s tate - wa e" determin tibia
issue with,itirr letttiesv,coiteeru.l,—Htirrie
bnrg Patriot..
. -
The - frit.ae - wfthe • .60,11 ten 'liar bill 'have
7
dibeusse k t ht t ppiitpriety - ,of movivg " . 4 fhe
senate tO - excluclo : tile,,oilijeOpotit fea
tures in the bill put ou .hy the hot se of
retnys-ntativßo.,: ~,Aftot; ;foil ! ,c4sill'Lli-'
tion the. sentiment „seems,„ !plritp take
the bill - ais'it Caine from. fife house l and
not run anyAisk, , ,bs : - secioin:g iti.j.: ! itcy"; ,f
is' believed thatlf ean, . pass the, .entkte,lo
its present shaji,f!, ,al though there, !ill., be
CObSiGr4UI4: Otiplosition to it 111,, that\hOdy.:
Among the democrat senators -Who are
expected tcy , - VAR,against it are' Mes-rs.
Davis, Eaton, Norwood_ and , GoveFuor
Whyte.
,
,
Ar• Geo a Bangs,t .fortnerly. „general
'superintendent of - railwaymail
a n- aS
in answer-to questio too - the - work
ing of tkle-fast mail - servicevve,rl-
thing iti . iioiking tio perfection. COmpu
ting at the
,rate.of one mail car ; to each,
train ,11,00V-trtitea..of ifs t- -'service
are now run' each day and 'will equal for
th 6 eomiligfeitt 'rally, 6%000 1 00. miles. .
Represntat,iyo ^ Statkiiieati
nectiout died of pneumonia
ton fiat week.
. ~ ~ ! :^.C.:z!
ffM
x'jt,
l'Or 'at 'Con.
at Washing.
,k•
•
, 3 •.,,.pFtw_„,;),,..y.,-41pin,40.-1-Th e Dail z_ Star
of r thiA'
fmaicgiof. : Charirf
RoB4 - ; iiettf'Wva,..n . dottts
COUttYi
t klars•in regard to the
- anding ,017 th 6 supposed Charley Ross
have been received, and .seem to confirili
the former reports: •
he . latest ip - formaOiri . •Pgives it, that
daring 4 , heV_MOntit-i'Ofilitst October, or
about-when the Westervelt. investigation
wal . being kctosßpr-0 . 1 . 0 , 4n, Philadelphia,
!Eivo lote r f6ntriiige - droVe up to
the residence of Mrs.2Beebe; on the up-
Lpec San 4, Is.x road,„„.a . , hou.t., tAiKel Vey miles
thenf i glit
out. and left the boy at the house, stating
..th'i.t,they„lmd t •binsiness .tp-s,tranatict . , in the
41 e.igiflktilisiO4Virja aa r iircirvo, and that
they did not wish to. be bothered with
'•' • '
•,•`- ''..! ';47 =11,..1k 1.
in*plave ' lng name- as States. •
1t ell the lady to guard him
very closely, as he might- stray away, and
trtrjetftny_ pelsoiv take - hilglaw, ay but
fiitiiself.,' •
.
„ . .,_Eo , r_about three weeks the littlelellow
remained at. the lady's house,• and' then,
nobody,; 'for . 'rhimp•shei hat thith
:-P4CP: I Piii,LtbofihArtuary.
Mrs. Belle Gibson had been in the hab
it Of frequently ylsithig the coui,ty-l~uil
din r,
and some Webks agor_she.;tlOlied . :6o-.
ICY to the•baYoatitt: Jwith
the Superintendent, took him . home with'
her and
. seri L t school l fq!
fe,w_'::(l...4V
ado ;sQll~_..Qf the nhoal-
Iniade ;mark: that it might
I.l b . fi ' .1
• lat . tic awa en
feeiit)g cu - riosity among the peo
lrie.::qt,..-7,
~A..131/otogsm* 0/0-Ekhi4lx
-- , 4 —sen t • tti:"...4t!'l3,o'§g - ittqatiittotoplih,
anka.,,folygAnyn i ff,a,s,:utimediWy received
in response,
stating that the photograph,
“rEselfibleilllTe" . ..liiSt • „Charley, Ross, better
than any: that :had . been sent to hinl;
and be ordered ,:the parties-, to keep him
concealed until further orders.. • ,
-4 , :--The, i little boy' is about two. years ofd.
'and.:sitYa:his - •narneis Charley States,
father haiing.bronght him from a' 14,07
he
.called Qincinnati. • He always Cif.ie
. when:Alt.iii, the , dark, and- throws ht 9,
arms..over his.eyes-when approached.
The supOsition is that he \ -is the veritt
able Charley Ross,;
. and the people are
more strOnglys'impressed in this
'when' they take-,into Consideration _ the
time he was left;aad the locality in which
be ivas.plitced,:--it' b tug a thinly settle'd
„Country. .
Charley- ROSS the: abduct4s
were donbtless fleeing from the east with
'fhiairsw.h9o ,, thg
Ted4r,vOttrial:WlB
.il : pro}
greys.; an lth in ing ey.weie firil
-sued-by detecti - ves;ll9y:Tefc.hiikliefe:
ottOnl-Setikitt
llt on:
.
;:141-pijSrinslow., ,a.. problineneTßoston
j'lW-911e#,44efp,,fcti ~,forewae•-jaud7 o kw ;
tt*Tee)it'istecOinpante:,f h34lo3 i *Ve. -
. nal be -116 4 cri
-bntit appears from subsequent
. Jle x tdopmentiEhthat he has been engaged.
in forging Raper, until the - amour, t 'figures,.
its 4ittivroapoo: ) ,... , •7llo:llotifi'iiit says
hogirtail
.served as chaplain' in two regiments
He was also chaP!ain in
41 . 1,e,,,yakyyenctii.as i .,EAncesrapiated, in sev-'
erareliiirches. He itis Formerly publish-.
of '•,,Z1,4,t23;p pHeraiii,• Aind ~ s erved ot.itral
yars in the Legi_stature . .,. StAt94 . th,w.,l
Seierall
~ nie_titAiweriLdite- C te4,,as.forgeriesi'and
was tbfeatened with exposure,
;,i;sothe privafe'piirtieiit
*l'oo,ooo. worth •of . Winslow's
,paper,
it_l's •fered_is
worthless.- . and--the total limmint-of-pa
per issued by.him is stated to be $2'51004!
The same 'paper saks • it is quite probable'
that he has systematic yly. ) parri€:d on the
•tmSiness of fiirgery,',eideavoring - Ito. take
up forged . paper With other worthless
ilotes„u4tb. drivel, to the wall.
General News... Summary..
Judge Sterett of Pit tsburgh, has deci
4ed ettmulattve yotitig for railr4 - )adL
tore - bt) 14 legal.
.4.
The United States senate has
Confirmed John Scutt
,as,yoettaaster
Orookvillk:; -- . . •
Governox, fkartxatift,-;ht*- -*tied:. an
~order perniission during the
,nontinnance of the,,den : tennial exibition
4)411 armed bodies of National Guards:.
me ri'• f rom-I;ntlrri`st;g6irjtr h roagh
and repani Within - the limits of the
onarnopweattli 19ng" aS•r they:May, K.
T p,n9f4arl -
ply 041 'were "e* . pioded by the careless
barn merip g ,a p!ttg . tt) Mowbray's
riitrO-glvcerlite • factory at North AdamF t '
.che,faotory \i‘n4 ap unoccupied
welliii 'Were demolished and other
buildings
,in q tlie neighhorbood were dam
.ged• Two workmen were blown
'atoms; a thml.escaped.\without . serious
Injuries.' • ,
' Thexrand army of repliblie held its
annual encatnp - ment at .PittSburg, Jan,,
ge, Seventy poets were rpresented.=
The day WAS , meupied‘ by addresses and,
reports,..,..intirspereed with appropriate
music. The 'officers Were elected for the
ensuing year and a grand reunion •was
iheld'at the A6adenly of Music, at the
'010.9e of which a banquet was served.
,Etinotig the interesting events flint are
187 f will be the grand exPI
. 8 103 . at , lOW - Gate; New*, York barber,
which, ifitroves successful, opens hew,
• chitinclOtconiutunication fora's largest
THE . 'DEMOCRAT, FE8.... ,2.,:‘,..1870.
LATER.
ititf between - the Metropolis of thenation
and the oikv i wr i ld, i „To'deeßeu - the chalk
nci.by driippirig Out the' bi;ttoni of a great
riyerja-one: -,thernlnst difri,pwand
itarideiii that ever entered the human
brain. . - - • i
MIMI
When the, poles of the battery totich,and
the estplosiVei hiddetii iii the atonelpillars
that now sustain the bed of the 'sea feel
the{ shock
WO*lje hand-Cif than;- never: prOduCed
efCre:' 'VC itiOrtalPie wit 6 . e".tiii -,
.mighty crash for a moment the earth will
shake, the depths will be troubled, the
suffq,ce 9f the water • will roil arid
a'p ( i t link away,and :the 0. al iiVetj!.
I 'll3OO
fourth of July, 1876 it will .be 'a birth
day commemoration such ast nu other
nation ever Raw.
rphE GREAT, REPUTATION which
.A.,,,N,e g atineha a attained In all parte otthetonntry as
A Great and - Gicd Medicine,
r ,
rind the large 'number of testipionials' which. are,Con
stantlY PelnirreenlYedirntn persons 'whblutieheen cur
ed by its qse,,are conelnsive proof, of lta great value.—
It is recomniended physielant and apothecaries. As
a Blood-Purifier and Health-Restorer; it has, no equal.
Vegetine is not prepared for a fancy drink Made from
poor liquors. which debilitates the system' and tends tni
destroy health in stead xof restoring it.
4 ,
• CANNOT' Bt EXCELLED
' 304 ti.'-itn , STEMENS ';t
shi-4.:Mott cheerfully add my,teist.ltricinY,f6lhe
great nrnh4r,yerthdve already received faor.of your
',great and 4o9d,medicine, -Vegetinc, for;Ldq not think
;enough.can beithildin ifs praise,' for I was troulded . orer
!thirty years 41th) . that-,,dteadfnl „ diicaie; .C.iiitrrh, and
had such had coughing, .spells, that
_it would Seem as
Though I could neviz'breathe - any More; and Vegetine
has cured me; and do feel„to c thank. God all the time
there is so good a 'Medicine as - Vegerine, • 'and I also
think it one of the best medicines for coughs, and- weak
Sinking feelings a. th e e stomachkand advrse*veryhody
to take the Vegetine, for ••rean' as.sure them that it is one
of •the,t,lest medicines ever waQl is-
MRg:L.
Cp . r. Magazine pnd Walnut Sts,
1 ~::;) -THOUgiN DS . •.§-i)EAxj;
i
•
YlI
GETI -\
NII, isOteltnowiedged - an& :recoretn [ ended by
physicians and apothecaries to lie Oa bebt faultier and
cleanser of tho! • WM4 .Yet di ocOvered, . *lid ithousands
speak in its.praise who have been restore 4 tcf, health.
.
iicpprt from'a practical cltetriat and apothecary. .0
, • liosTrix',,Jat4, 1; /8744
DEAR 'ant— !nit tk4 to Certify that I have sold'at retail
15% dozen (1882,bottlet) of • your Vegetlne since April
12. 1870, and Can truly ,say that it .has, given the best
satisfaction of any remedy I'M . the complainti for which
it is recommended that 1 .ever. sold. Scareel) a day
passes without some of my customers testifying to its
merits on themselves or their friends - I ain perfectly
cognizant of several cases of Scrofula Tun:kora being
cured by Vegetine alone in this vicinity:
• Very respectfully' yours; •
A
To H, R,Sumis, Esq.
-" WHAT IS NEEDED.
RosTox, Feb,; 13171.
Ma. R. STEVENS ! ,
Dear Sir Aboat one year since 1 found' rayed in a
feeble condition froth' general debility. Vegetine was
Strongly recommended to me by a friend wh o had b een
ninth benetitted - by its use. I procured the article. - and
after using several bottles; 'was ,- restored to health, and
discontinued,its nsc, feel quite oonfden¢ that there is
no inediciatrguTignor 'to it - - for I.thOse,, totorMinte for
which it 15 especralty 'p ' pared inif would, Etiderfully
recommend it to. those Who feel thal..thurneed, som e,
hihk - ttixestore theta to iktfect 4 lo l .llth. " ' s . : "
-7 1tel*tfolly yours', •IL :L.,PETTENOILL; •
Firm of S', l hl.'"l'ttengill'it C0., -
- state St., Boston.
GIVYS:
• •
. • •• APPETITE• •
.. •
My daughter has teeelved,great , benedt - fro*, the use
tit' the Vegqdffee:fiat•tail;dlO/1 1 Vglith ; ' , Avaiikbreure°°f
'treat ahxiety I o.all other friends: A few bhttles-of thf
yegetittOeStered'her health; strepgth aild-appetite:"t ,
I'l trt.
. • .intstriatige 'anti ReaTEetate . Ageni;; - "
• . NO: 49 Senra BUIldlut; Boatou,lititssi•
The ebovelialn but 'honeiat statenient eonclusiVay
how the quickiind thorough cleatieing:Ofectd of T tice
yEGifaiNH bi'Sdrefuli• j
V.EQKTlMDlexicknowledged by all clasees of people
to be the best and moat reliable blood perifler in the
world.
, Jan. 19, 1876.--4 w
Sold by all Druggists -Everyiwbere.
Vemjilete Pfctorial Ilietoiy , orttia
aeet, cheapeetYtaid aloof euevessittl Family raper- faith-
Untou.'
t ' . .•
* tl
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Jan. 26,187 6
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11-JOTICE.--A.ll persons haying
,claims
11 ,or demods (except on mil estate) against the
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iNstitANcEi . : , i , AGENTbsz
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Capital Representeil,4l,o6,ooo,ooo;
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Fire Aseonlation of Phil., Capktal git .e.efete, $ 8,500,00(
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' ' ~'" • • " 600,000
Royal Cariadian, of Montreal,
Canada. • • "
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- of fo verpool, .'
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JunericantLife. Plail'a. . • 6
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Railway Passengers •• • • • •16 ,FP.P6,• $3:09 1 M)( 0
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'Theunde signed has been wellknc•wri in thiscounty.fol
tbe past 2 ye4rs,. as an .littiurance Agentt. LottSedrsus
tanea by ibis Contuainies haveulways.been • protElptly
...1.• •
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AMPS
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lii . .rg C 0.1200 Washington t., N. Y. , , 4W4
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lIIMENIS
Pa.u.cky tr.;Co;
DO YOO, 'Male or Female. Send, your addreei and
want and get sotnethlng, thatwill bripg you in
k O N E Y honorably over $l5O a monthi sure,
INVENTORS' UNION,, •
175' Gretiwieb St., Ni.Y.
SHORT- CU - r Quinces fox all !-- 24Ide and Fe
. male Agents and Lativnarprts
TO-WEALTH.' Pre e
14. 1 . :11 1 r :have tto
ry o n rd an er d . lite !,S4attn
lIILTON'Ldr, VO;, Itirth St., „N P. 0. Box 436.9,
MINO READINGi PSYCHOMANCY I FASCI-
oution, ' Soul Charming, .sleen,ierletn e find Mailloge
Guide, showing 110w - eithei sex mhylnaelnitte and gain
the love find affection °flatly, pereoir they thoOike.lh
stantly,_4oo pages. 13y ta• 50,,cente. 'IIU,I 4 IT 44 Co.,
139 14outh Ith S",t,tPfuladelPhia', - - • ' 'S
GREAT OFFE.R.
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itiVe 1011 4nring the holisLgo diapoco soo rroma abd•
OrCtips CPC first eituseettittkers inclaiftmt - Walters' at low
er priceeth4n ever before offered. Munthly testae:mats
receivectratustng horn-12 to 30'nspntlio. Warranted for
q year*, Seednd bastrunients' itt • :extremelly low
priqeo, for 'cools. .illstoyeted catoyetteollo itigente!
lvanted:l Witrerbbitis 45i'Broadway.
n4wA HORACE WALTERS & SONS.
CO OOLDSi IMARSENESS,
rhilLii DISEASES H •
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WELL'3_, I .-CARBILIC_,•,;';TABLETS.
• PUT , uiuNLy, LIN Sa•vI3!BOXPS.
• ' A•THLED'AID STIHHASItiSpY.
Sold of Draggiista geneeally, and 4 :.•
Jolinato'.. Holloway a Co. • Philadellibla ?a.
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111STORY..' WANTED , AGENTS; in eV:.,
-, :cry: town, 10", canvass tor .Dr..
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or • `''.' ' Cornell's new 'and lopular .
pE.NIISYLVANIA.httI?°:rtiNiniY
covert'; to
..: - ~. ..,::•.. ,•••.•- . prettent • time. .-' A' ttilentlid
book,complete in one volume, illustrated, and' pabliell
ed at a Price within reacli.of ..14e.people.. A rare champ
for a fli!st-class canvasser,. Address the publishers,
Quaker IC, ay Publishing C0., , 12L .it, 219.Qu:nce St.', Phila
delphia; Pa - • . . _. , 4w4
: VATR'N T INTEIithaKING"
lar r e 313' et
MANUFACTURED BY THE -
SALAI ANDER GRATE BAH COMPA.NY.THESE
Bare e been need atie approved In upwards 0f'5,000
different Furnaces, in Factories. Steamers, and Locomo
tives. and are superior to all other in Durability; and
EconoMy in the use'of Fuel, SatisfaCtiOn guaranteed. C
- in all parte of the United Suttee.
• 4w4 Office, 199 Broadway; jai, Y. :P. O. BOx'lBo9.
most heroic fl ;gm of.the ce_ntm, and this book one of
the roost remarkable . of the age. Thrilling:ln interest,
ilinatritedproritsely, find being the. only:entire and au
thentic life ; the millions are eager for it, and wide
awake bgents aro wanted quickly . For proof and terns
ltddress, .e4.IIIBARD : BROS., Pubs., 121 Santora St.,
Philadelphia.
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AND .TUCK—
„(chromoo,, • .f
The! Great American_ Tea , 9,,011Pa1?Y ,
31 and 33 Vesey'Street. X. ..
TVA
1 111111$13Tilll TO CLUBS AT' 1311Poirrzus - ralc7.B.
Bea dr Chromos, different sizes, presented
to pnrCha ers of 1,2; 3, 4 ors pounds ot . Tea, to clubs ,
of s3o:andjupwards. The Company; hat tibw teinly `tor
delivery a seplendie. Chronic., untitled "Nip and Tnek,”, a
new (thted pouud) picture, shoWing•a lively skirmish
between baby and a pet dog for , theposseasien 01" a doll.
It is se full of roaring fun that no descriptiepcan tell the
story fic, well as the simple title of the Artist. The
battlejsjast Nip and Tuck, and must liti,Seen to be
appreciated. Send for circular of pr!ces, terns,, Arc.
'The Great 'American Tea Company, ,
:31- and 33 laser; Street ‘.
P. 0.5643.. NEW YentlC 0171..
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General tradertakeris
DEALERS IN ALL KINDSDP
9 t 9.InNS; CASKETS,ITC.
Ph : ltirLieor 13 ; 11 N.X.i.
RDEitSPaciIiPTLY ATTRI DEI TO
April AZ tr. V. # Bios,
TOMB.PORK.::
i f AT 11/10-hilit*CaluP
Ladira' Beaver splaakB at Cheap John's
r e 4
; 4-
/. 20 0• 0 - 0
I,l' 20,009,000
$40,000,00ti
ss,oobibtO
TO THE
PEOPLE • . 00'.'''','SO$QiititANNA ..CO.
LADLES 'AIM GENTLVIVI quedlon. of
WHO WILL DE
11'i:t:PR4SI DIRTS
la not of as much.. importance to yon as the fact Uri
,CIIIFiA-P , ' - : '‘,TpH:TC;::;:7
of Montrose, ns,selling his entire. stock of goads cos
r ; slating In pita of' •
Mena! and Boys'Roidp.,Vade C1o11414,:
, • Pootti cold Shoe4l
•• 'Hilts and Caps;
- 3514 - 7' 'cottfor)s,:
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NOTIONS ''AND' NOSIKRY, lINDititiVRAR LADINSi
CLOAKS, FKL,T, SKIRTS, •TRIUMED tiATR,
4.ND SRAWLs, SHOES,
MATER-PROOFS;TrES:IttIn: •
• • . . !FLKS. , ac., etc,,:
, .
1 . . ~ .;1 , , .., ,
~-1 1 • Ir t . -
At 10 per cent lefthaq Anil: epst,l,t,bn proof' et' the Pfld- .;
-dine - ttir' - sting ; tbereofl for ynn tint find og tir
,
diner* the ea tor yt 4 t 4.
Itruth of this by giving him a call at his store idrostv
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• sOur reasons Jor. the . above. enormous .reducilcinsare
icireial, Ist, our large and well, assorted-stock wants .e
;doting. !Second, we are making preparations to remove
.into 4ce3res ,•; ,s s , '
•
.-Ntavi - Briar • Stdre'l
:now being btutit next _doof ta,the,Nlr.W, lIINK, and-we
no not want tit niove any thore goods Xhart'we can 61
:third, we want yew.ensign for tare futareund the out'
way for us to gain and rUtain the sameis to, conv,inct
you that-it is to your interest to purehase "AO* and it
the Hittite from vex, respectfully .youni, ~ ••
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S. PI.LILM AN at .00'
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(Cheep ronn4 ', '
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Montypee,Decher 150075., I
WHERE NOV?.
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_WfIY To "...N. pfILLARD',2,
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_TUX:, DEAD OF NAVIGATION, ` '
e 'to get,aome
SPRIN../. SEED WHEAT, CLOVER`'
AND - T 1111714, SEED,
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Garden seeds of all kinds,the very best Flour, Sugar
. • Tea, Coffee, Fish, Hants, Lard, etc.. Op.
• . •
Furty cases of choice :cataed 'geode, consisting in. art
of Peaches, Peaty, Plums. Cherries, Quinces„r3trawber_
ries. Pine Apples, Corn, Beans. Tomatoes, Peas. Duck,
Turkey, Lobster, Succotash.. Peach., Quince and Apple: A .
Butter, Deviled Ham. and lots of other things quite too
numerous to mention, all of which 'will be - sold tc, RP
kinds of "PATRON d" tor ready pay at prices that wi
riersr , Cicimp r atiticbia.
and strictly upon the princlpie of :Ltve smd ' •
Call and See at .• , ;A. N. BU,LIARDI3
3lohtrose, Aprill.lBls:
•,
CORREOTIONI
itmior liais it; that hiving lieen elected County Treas-:,
timer for the ensuing three yeah.. to'dtiebntinutmr
Insurance busine4. said RU *l
,U.N PRUE. and
ItllUtib.sbundc*terc, and Whin; thanking you for kind
ness, and i..npreeiation of.gaod Insuranee in the past i _l
aßk a continuance of yen, rof.lser.l - frfiVittr?"6 ,S. OO
guess entrusted to me sball be
reliable,
attended to;
My Companies are all sound and reliable, as all can tes
tify who haye.,met with losses liming the,past ten , years
at to Agevey: Readthe-Litt 1 • • - 7 ,
North,Britisit and Mercantile{Capital; i• A 810.06,000 s
Queens of .London. ss_ - „' pyzio,roo
via Franklin,' Philadelphia, Abietti, ' 3,500,000
Old Contitientai,N. nearly 3,000,000
Old Phoenix of Hartford , " ' „ 9,000.000
Old Hanover, N. Y., P. " 1,600,000
Old Faxwers„York. •" • •.. Ps .1.000,000
1 Sit& rePtesent the ,srs'ew Yor k Mu s tnal tifelna mu*
of over 30 years standing. and aSsets over $80.000;300: !
Also, the Masonic Mut ual. Benefit 'AsSociation of Penn.;
sylvania.. ' ' ' " , .
Pi' Get an,A,ecirlefital,Policit 'covering all accidents,
In the 'Hartford Accident ins. Co Policies written
"from one da' 3 .4o one ',year. Only 25 cents for a $3,000 '
Policy. - Please call, or send word, when you take a trip.
Very respetillily.
• • ttiOTRY.C. TYLER. -
Montrose, in.; Jan.l9i
CAIRi,AGE&'-,
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PLATFORM.
3Plia,etpziss,
L 6 M a ER -* . A.O 6N :54,.
Manufauturcd...on and for,enlo at
SPRINGYILLE VR wmilkosE.
liontiose, 'March 10.1875..
NEW F TER,PRISS
-azircizau't4!LiE.rwc:*,
•• • - • , •
has opened &Shop under E. 10 Weeks 4 Co's: store. on
Pu6lte Avenue, crtiere be Is rc*dy _to do ail kinds o[, .
work in Ins. tines'Osn exoei in new/ work, and repair ry
with neatness and despatch,
, - JAMES BIENBY.
Montrose, October 13th.1375.--3m.
A D.MINISTRA'OS. R' NOTIOE.. In:.
L'lL' the t state of Samuel tindsley, late of Broads],
deed. Leiter* of Administration the said .estate.;
havink been grantect. tAt 'he undersigned all persons"
owing sold qlstatel are reqUested to make inimediate
piontent and all per Sons having 0111 EDS against said
estate Stu retreated. to present them witheat delay.
JOSEPH MOSLEY,
Administrator.
Jan. 12,. 1874.--6ylf2
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AA DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. In
the estate of Ellen O'Brien. tats of St. Joseph,
dec'd. Letters of Administration In the odd estate
having been granted to the undersigned ail persons ow.
lug said-estate, are requested to make immediate pay ."
meat, and all persons having claims against said esta
ate requested to.present tt.em. , witdont delav -
JOHN J. LeMioN,
Jan
. 12. 1876.-6w2. . Administrator.
A DMINISTRANOWS. NOTICE. In
416 the: est. of Charles Powers, late of Apolaeoa
township: Letters of Admintstration in the said estate
having heigi Vented to the undersigned all persons ow
ing said'estate itre requested to make imtnedlate pay
ment, and all persons having claims against said estate
are reques t ed to present them withoutdela W
ka
C. A.
Jan. 12, 1876.-4w2 , A let
IVOTICE.---All persons am herebv vii •
tionea tioit o purchase a note alleged is , i t t
been given by . 2 homes Colford, !about four
Winkle to Austell& Maddock, as the same t
to be a fraud, and will , not be paid 11404, 900 •
141.4 aw. Bald note to drawn fettles loutdr.
- ' WOW couroir.i.
vmeo.
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WAGONS
D. D. SEARLE.
t A . pra . ctical wqFliarmul, at
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