• -----",,-7:-,--.7-7,4,71;•,.'"'",,,77-77-,7,-.--.7-7-,777-,..,
' • Arnragemont of ME44: • ' ,'. -..,-, , ----
. . NIA ItAtiiiio . 4ii) :' L.-- - -, -. • . -
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. - '..4 )74 ve#; - Depiiiii
Onl.baanock,:(Papyi);:i..:',z-..-..,,,:.:4:,,:i,:,,,Kp1i p in .- 1 . 21 r,,, H i
• . - VIA STAG ES : . i .• •i .
1 . -, • -• , . '
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g ou troEe Oepvt,(Daily,) ~.., 1 ~,,.. 09p mt. 6 0 Epal
1
New .I , t Ilford; (Ditily,).;•: • -:•••1:.--,44...i.lt. 00 a EA: 1 s un m
yalnetuk. (Patty.) . - ~..: .4, :s !1 111 ;^ 2,00$ 3 1
Friendeville, ttri we , • .
.., 0 0p m ; 800 a m•
:'onttlin SWUM), (trt weeltl,y.) 1 1 'a m 700 am
Biactuant ou,via S. Lake,(tfiAteekly).,._o. pm 700 gm
go:lioppeu,(triweekly,) , 10, am 4 00p m
The New Turk', (via Montreee. De ot;) i TV Milford,-
run kha imock, tin 01V)/ilusitilt are' . t ry; ~ - t f , l It . .
te
The Coaklttt 'Seat Übe ;mail vans - ir. tetlityi; l'hiradays,
And Sitturdaytr.• " . . . • , . . • •
The Biughataten mail, (via Silver .Lake,) rape Tue,a
jays. TherBda,O.attd - Satut'aap 3 . , . - . ,•; .., • .
F r tethisille matt runs TaeaclaYil,T.l?ara'clEi 'i;atia.Elat. :,
urday& . • " •-'
The testtoppen mill milli lltciritlayi, : Wedt. Odaqa,antl'
Fridays. 1
• Alirlytloxi.l. STAaas :
, . . .
. . . ,
A Stage leavet , tiallOiir Aloutrorii - 1/pot at 1: m.,artcl
rearm* at 6 p. m .-
A State, leaves. daily fut Nciv. Milford at; 80a. m.
'lnn d return at,3 30 P.:M. • .: .
E. C. iORDUA .P. M.
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.. • Meritieee Railway Time Table. -'• •
Arrammient or Trains. ; T 9 tirkiiefri,mi on m ot t o t y,
-Dee. 21st, 1875. , . •
Down Trains. ' • • . Up Trains
OUTIMARD. . , ~. . , . . , , 10R.THIVARD
2,.11. F.,31. . '' Ili. AOC 1 1 : L.: .
5.00 i-. 09:.:.. .....:Montrose - ....'..;:.'.'.10;40 6.00' --.
510 110" 'Allen's -'' - . 10 25 '545 -
513 113. ' Cool's . 1020 '5 40
5211 120 - Hunters, ...,,... ,:"1015- .535•
-52 s . 12,5.:: - ' •' . Maack -' - .4005 525 •.'.
b 35 132 -. . ' Ty1er'5.......'....1 955 • 515
545 • 140.:. ; ..'.:;:bpringville.:: l ,:::.. -.9 45 505
555 • 145 . - Lynn 935 455
605 1 55....,.',, , ,Avery7s ' 925 445 '
610 20S .:. . •.;.... -..; . Lemon . 915 '.'435
620 2 2.0 ' Loheck' . - 7 -.9 05. ' A,25, -
, 630 230 - 'Marcy's - $65'415
645 245 . ' ..:.Tonkbannoek . 940 355
All trains connect at.Tunkhannock With P. &N Y.
R. R. going north arid south. - i s j .
•• JAMES:JO3L4. • I PIC- Preet
-,, I. . $ -. •'
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List of New •Advertisemento,
County Siaattement.
Public Sale—John Evers.
Farni for Sale—Thomas English.
Notice W Settle—W. B. Linribery. •
Audit Or's Notice—estate of Jacob Way Man.
BUSLNESS LOCALS. • ,
• Temperance *Lecture.
Donation for Rev. F. A. Pony; \
Donation for Rev. W. L. -Thorpe„ • •
Ourillrash haulm§ torrepondence.. l
A. BEAUTIFUL CITY-GRANDEUR ' OF THE CAPI-
TOL-HOUSI OF Rir;PRESENTATIVES!- -. .
- ' OALI:IRG'ON 111.1 i PRg.SIpF.N7I i .. ' --•
. Was' hington,‘D. 0.',Feb.,187& -
• .
No American can look upon the broad and
finer. paved avenues and streets, lined With .
magnificent , public buildingS,l.elegant mi stone
or palatial dwellings in this. Capitol City ofd
the great Republic, without a tl rill of pittriotie .
prideat . the thought that he is •Snarekolder-ip .
all this beauty and grandeur.. ,
.. . ‘. • - '
_ , .. ~.
Everythi4g, here 'is-`free to,' the gliz6'of the
poorest citizens, and when. Congress Is ; in-se,s
skin, there are throngs.of visitors trout en parts
of the United States. ' '.' ... . • - , • .-:
it is an ill-bred tashiou among these latter-day
newspaper scribblers, who aspire to the title of
lournalists,to depreciate everything in our oxin 1
country, while they servilely praise everything .
foreign, from an Eglish snob tci Jersey cider,
imported under th i n title of champagne, 1 1
it seems to me that no person of',relillyiculti-
Tated tastes can withhold the Weed Of admira
tion from our stately Capitol, withr its grand,.
yet graceful dome, resting on it like a glittler
ing crown ; ita pillared porticoes, its
.wcitilth of
costly bronzes * , statuary. paintings, ' 'frescoes, -
km-Micros, marble stair cases, tesselated, pave
ments, and ornately nnished - interior. It can
be seen trom all , Parts of the city and it towers.
. aloft in its imposing 'beauty, like the fabled
palaces of Orientatenchantrnent.
The Capitol, is 751 feet ,in length by. 824 in
width. The centre, or older part, is built f..,4
: 133
white freestone, while the inagni cent .: wings,
that have been added are of whits arble,' tin L
ed with bluish-gray. It stands o the edgent
a level terrace; about 70 feet aboie the Poto
mac river. On the east side of the building is
a park, handsoinely s ,..laid but with Wall, and
i
the peculiar reddish-orange color of tlie soil is
in striking contrast to the still brighter green of
'`the;, velvety grads plots.' , From the western
the abrupt descent of ninety feet is diyido in
to terraces, and the view from that side is very
fine.
The Hall of the'riouse of. Representatives is'!
a Magnificent room. ';in the .south wing oll,the
Capitol, and is 139 feet long,. 93 wfde mu l l 36
feet long. The galleries extend elritirely:arond
it,andsare divided into sectfOns by - ron railings
The different sections are respectyelp for the :
i
use.of the families and friends & members, the '
Diplematic corps, for zentlemen .alone, and for
ladies NI gentlemen together. immediately'
over the Speaker's chair is the Reporter's gal
lery, for mcit:klient of ' the press'exclusively. 2
The ceiling of this beautiful hall is of cast
iron, richly bronzed and gilded.' In the center
is a large skyligbt,diyicled into, panels on `vvhich
are painted thfi, coat of arms of / each State and.
territory. Tfieltall im lighted solel and suftr- , ,
ciently by this skylight. •' - -' ' ' ''' .':
The Speaker sits behind a white marble desk
placed three . or four steps,,,abovnthe level of
the floor, and ..directly-epposite tie 'principal
door of entrance: -A step dr tivolower doWri,
and in front of the l3peaker, is a longer desk of
the same. ntaterial,'neempied by the clerk'oi the
House and his assistants: The 'seats and desks
used by. the memlmn 'Are arranged in succes
sive - semicircles facing, the Speaker. ,-Tbe, floor
rises from front to - back like, watilphitheittr t e. -
Here the intellectuil • iladiattni ' 'Wage' Itileto
fiercest hattlea„,and r w;a 4 attl- , the4"-b/PW B wi t h
"Fame's immortal. bays," - or what 14 IWO. 4ke
ly suffer ignominipue defeat. % .
The av eraguiptssrnall-b&r , res P °3Be o", '
With the iden'tbat , he must make"( a si)6et qr
he will tail in - discharging his responsibiliti tn,
his constituents. iie labors under the mis6.,lc
en notion that :he as done his wholeldut to:
his country when ;he has had hisnutunder age
printed in pamphlet form and poureti CUL ike
the Plague of .trogopon the retaoteakOor ers
of, tilll• distri(A that he repre,Sents: it : dees not
fallow, by any means, that the wisest: et:
nizat is an orator.',.Henry ° Wilson was a g
•;1111 Loud man , whose- con usels Vv'ere "*Eori,
prir:e," but he_wits rieither fluent not' elo4iii
',rite galleries orthis popular bratteli of I] l
gress are thronged every Clay a, it§',AeUjOlY , \ l
all Oaf' Se.i of people,.and from Vvciy : 'civil"
natio n on the, face of the earth ,
-There,Tou
sue madam in her 'silks' and' vel - 44bi, Mrscl,
$, • .' :..1: ,4 ..,, ."
4, '
.tbe beantiful dark - ..";eyes- - and ebon hair , of the
sunny
_South; 'oy - fuletiiiio:iim locks aud,sea
sliell eornpleXion'•pf. the-, ,northern, bjoutle.—
• You ,. Seel fOraPons
bearing and geld headed ocane, (is the Ik6ut, an
aristocratic, - afiliction. ireuliar„ only ,to
aims ? and the.
;dike? whit blablio 0;1' 1 '11 ois the
4swell .with hip'startling side whisituis and nolr
by eye-glass, Can - scarcely protect :his rskor4i
person froth contact Wlth - Patrick,whose horny
milli& are - 11'19Si tarniliat pi& iiii4;iVit{l6:l
and Who seems, rather:out., Of place. )ooking
doWn.Ort men wh o w o rk an:ll9nestOpin
nee !things. that !iintititioes'
• liorde'Of 'thnigrY . ' ° otilee4leekersiliaf heiet 'the
'Congressmen, in. season turd out of season..., It,
is nti extigOlt,liOn , to say that r there fOue
huttdred and iiiiiaty!nine appliCanta for every
• officeln the ,gift_ government, or within the
patronage, Of •Menibers pb not .
ahont seventeen-year` V.custs, or pot ato
bngs;vor i - .ansasi,`. 4 hoppers;'!.they,are as nothing
Camprired,.Nith:thik swarm, 4- ;place-hunters
and lobbytSts. they 'throng,the hotels, upon
the. steps and into the
~ corildors of the:clapitol,
'ready to snatch .even the - smallest morsel,of
13poilS: •., ,
Any. one who comes here and escapes - being
infected iby.the idea that the government towes
him it living!' is 1000 Upoh as a' nattiral curi
osity and Washingtonians .f.re at (Meeeager 'to
embalm hini'fOr eXhibithin lti.the Smithsonian
or get him patented' for , the public• good. .
I have .not paid any respects' to the President
yet for I wish to defer, it till the last so that
the • pangs of regret` - at leaving this beautiful
and hozpitable City may, be softened by the
',botisciousness of a generous deed . , I intend •to
• iminortalize myself as being the flirt citizen 91
this Republic (of the - umsculine- peituasion).who
ever called on the" Silent Warrior fel t4e
House" without having: any favors to beg for
himself or friends or Asking his opinion upon
the expediency of a thin; term. - '
,
•
• . . NED, CLIFTON.
Business Locals.
OYSTERS ! OYSTERS 1 ,. ! - !OYSTERS Ht I
- Forty,, 50 and 80 cents •per quart, at 'the .
52tf .- - • - -• . . KEysToN-E,8400N,
. . . ,
. . .- I
. V,ERILY. VERILY,.I say,untO you: . Go to • the
Keystone saloOn and get . a good pystO Stew.'
Dec:: 29; 1875:—tf. : ~ -.- I ...
, ,
, • . .
tadies,:3l.ises ant' Children's •Cai, • I'eble
'Goa' and ; Clove Kid hoes at Auction, Friday.
See advertisement: ..goOdS Open foi,
. examination Tnnts'day. . - • •
.•• •,- I •, . • •
WA i iTHES; Clocks, and
,Jewelry ',repaired on
short, notice and war,ranted, at R . P. Melhu
ish's. Jewelry • Store. : foroieFly. Isbell ik,•34lhu
' • • ' • - •'• •
. 'Alontrose,,July 28,1875 —tr . •
To + Purtuc.--As a guarantee that Tay
lor's Fa ily..Medioines are the best itt market,
of their hid, and that the quality of he goods
Shall le after be maintained, 1 would aay, to
all : "If alter using them you are null satisfied
you have received benefit , in proportion to the
price pai , return the entPty bottle o package,
and get .y Our money back, as 1' Want no man's
money .12 less tie is satisfied he , has r eived its
equivale t. ,- -- Respectfully; ' 1 - -
li
H. enwriniu TAmon,Propir.
1 ,,
9ctob - 6,1875. ! i
CIiAIRVO'
AST EXAMINA,TIONS FREE;
no subjqct that requires so, 'mach
experience as the treatment of etron
.. The astonishing success and re•
There
study; an
lie diseas
[markable cures - performed by Dr. Butterfield,
are due to the gift' of clairvoyance., tb the life
long study of the constitution of man, and the
lcuring of disease§ from natural reme‘lies. Cures
the - worstforms Of Serofula, Catarrh, rlles, Fe
-1
male. We kness, Asthmi, Kidneyi Or -Bla'dder
!Will be -ht the Cafferty House,. Binghamton
Thursda , , and • Friday, February 110th , and
1.1 th . ),, , ,, -: , , 1_ , t,. _ , : --- ',
_leE 1! that th e people of 3lontrose and
:viefriity , re.finding out - where the niost. Popt
tile
Jar Dry odds \ House in Bing.iamtoul is :located
ft)* C. F Sisson ft - Co; inform ; us that their
itride, Ire this sectioti , is- very large and con;
' - istantiy i 'creasing. ,In their stock may no - w be
;found a' arid and - carefully " selected stick` of
,
JD . Goods, suitable to , the wants of iA;erybody:
i T ey :mite 'a specialty, of Black Silko,,,Blitck
!C. simer :, Black Illohairs, Black Alpacas, a4tl
th . finer grades 'of Dress - Gonda; and in tills
; ii e are ' prepared ` w' give snipe decided 'har
p's: We suppose that nearly everybddy is
lavauv that, their store is located 0 .GI, Court,'
ISt reet, next to the Canal..• -_,
. . .
i Blnkhamton 'Sept. 22 1.875 ' - • s
, r ..,..3 • ..._ ,
1
WLATEI3T .NEWWT.N /SINGIIKIITON. 1 I', . !
1 ' !The;latest news in Bitighainten.ig[that aine
I&ISholes, of 59 Court Street} lowejut. eceiveci
Itheir third Fall,and• NV ititer stk+k ”Wry :Goods
(which is 'now /cogitate ' in' all` depiirtments.—
;Tkeitest Silk. 'The - beat Black Calitirneres.-=
;The best Alpaca, ', Thq best , lleritiosErnpress
I—Plaids 9f all fJescrip_tions. 'The I,4ll4,Shawls,
!Kid Gloves; 'Embroldeties, Ribbons, Ties, &c.,
'in't'act everything that is kept in a first-Class
'Did" Goods Store at bottnin - figureC - Another
Amportant item,wbieh if known may beeeesential;
Ito the ' people of Montrose, New Milford and
hurrnunding' coun,tiy, that Geo._ B. McCollum
and C2O:-Ptibrot.,..would be: titicitiiiiiiil4o3 see
fl' 11 of their acquaintances and -show, them the
argains that line & Sholes are now prepared
t i n,
o give. - • HINE & SnoLEs.
Bingham , Dec.l; 1875..
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4 ; '
NIEI
the '7th (net, inSiont rum,
by Eld. VV,C, Tildeu, Thonw 4. ;Pettit and,
Ett: Pi' Of 'Jessup' t
Thvir.ts-:-In 13raokdale, bee. 18, Isaac Travis.
aged 65 year*. , - ,-,..: , , ,i,.;• ; ,•:? , :. ,
TUTTLE4fIi kuiii)Ji.), N. .T.,.0n the morning
of Jan 4291.1 t, Lizzie, ,Virginia, only.-(laughter
of Friendlaud. Emeiiire Tuttle in ithe 18th
year, of her age..'Truly Death ltivea a shin
ing ware , • c i•
ST,Eviti:4—,lB.l, ,-BirehardAlle, jun. 4 2.3, of Ty
pidoi(l pneumonia, Willis Stevens, son of Ho
mer fitrveris, iti' ensyilie s
i n the 22d yeltr
of his age; = ,fit.e.y.
.
1
Willis' w4s 'engaged. in .teitellined sebool at
131rettArtiville, when taken lir on. Tuesday. It.
as— w i tlic 'hin (-Itfa iiiieutty ti Inv' be Tacna': ilia
boardiot
_plaee, , the Jappst of Mr. I. Strange,
Where he re,eeivetP flie'- kirdek ..etirel and sit; en
-1 tion,untii,bis death,Which oceurrd, '?tti.. , iitirlda.Y.
Mr Stevens No a yoUnguitaa of.gret4prook
is?, InOdeSt '
Und ntg - ISS7 net' 11)ilig, ,per. ; putting
i 'himself fori.A . tri rd, - Yet his - abilities'itS it:teacher, a
l'Odaiiiit - amf-instrtittental AfittiNitili';l4 'ail ot
which
.11e, occupied 2/,- creditable/ pOsition; had
vat
I s•of
irt.
,Ivill
:
.ze i
< l;AntlE ADEMOCRAT; PER ,9,? i 6.
3:llEi AVIV MIC
given lain a somewhat extintl,44 acquaintance,
and surrounded" 'Min' With' thinerous admiring
friends.... _ •
•At . . 14 tneeting the:Le\ It i aystr,lile-;Cornet
Bandthe log rcSolutios 'adopted
HS itivay one:. of
our important: and . esteemedLineinbers',%lWillia
. *Veil be it lierebY '.• 1: •
1! It4 - dised, : . That lia,has Oen' a foriiiitU 1 aii ( - 1
ef
;fieent mem ner, , always , workt ttg . for• the: intert , st,.
of our organiiatinn. • •
I?esolved, That oni - .Syniiiiitiies . libhali"of
his bereaved • parents shall ..eker. : us tq
NON aet a' of teiqui
.. .;.R4 . &al . ,..•That , :coN , "or thAalinVe.T4eainhle . .
:arid resolutions. lie furnished tio,parents of the
deceased, and also a hopy.* be jent to our contr
. ty papers. -
f- ' • I.
'New' York Produce, Market.
, .
Reported Every Week 'Expressly fOr Tux lorbarruoss
DintoceaT by. Rhodes 410 Serve[ t roduce Commis
sion Merehantsf , 26 WhltAhallS eet.New Tork.
•• . •
Neiv York, Friday Feb. 4,;1576.
BUTT: 4B R. 11
• Receipts last six day 5...... ..18,446ipkgs.
Really fine butter continues iqligbt supply and
firmly held. Tubs it fancy, occasionally sell a
trifle above quotations but, buyers Ipaist ex
treme prices rather strenucusty, and An many
cases haVe taken good sound firkins at the rela•
tive difference in value. ; •
State Dairies, fine...... ...;....31 .0 33c
State Dairies, good to pri1c....27 30c
State Pails, dairy, choice. t —c
State Pails,ditiry,gobd •to rnmc 26 0 30c
State Pails,common to fair.... 22 0 24c
Receipts last six days boxes.
The export demand conduces good, Much bet
ter than for several monthaiust, an 1c has
in several instances been male ; 14c. is[the ask
ing price for the best grades., °
state Factory, fancy —l2 sgt j 13%c
„ State Factory, fine • ..1134(gt i 12,;( a c
State Factory, fair to,gooL 9%l@i 10%c
State Dairies, fair to goodi... B,kiA; 110%c .
EGGS.
Receipts'last six 9,lBl.pkgs.
The heavy fall of snow , aprears to add to the
firmness which characterized the market yes
terday. The deniand has 'teen fair, but\ it ap-.
pears to be mainly from . &filers, soil that the
market Is not actually relieted of mu n ch stock,
although grocerymeu are plrhans are taking
hold a trifle more freely thp they did , a few
days arro
State and Penn. 21. e.
Western choice bran ds. . .
POULTRY. 1
The;demand Is rathei mo e active this morn-,
ing and with continued fav fable weather and
a light Supply, prices are q, its firm at a trifle
advance throukhout the list
Turkeys, State prime, :..16 o 17c
Chickens, State, pi ime......'‘ 16 to. 18c
;Dicks' - ,` , ' ' i —et 18c
_ _
Geee '.12 130
• MEATeA`ND STOOK.
The receipts of calves are Heat, and with a
good demand prices are firm ,;
Live Sheep, weather5..........1 WO 70 I
• Live - Calves; State rime._ 9%t0 10c -
Hog Dressed Calves fine.... to 1214 e
. ,
• DiIIED FRUITS. !
The supply of apples is ibneially !light 'and
holders firm, at rather above wllat layers care
to pay. Other deaeriptions are : very and
without
„essential change:
State Applea,quarters........ tO 91ic
Peaches, Reeled,t3tato tb 18c
Blackberries. 11 1 40 12 c
Raspberries, .....2€ tb 27c,
~larblt
:lige - would call the attention of the Public wanting
,AN THING ' IN TAE MARBLE LINF
SU4SQijErIANNA DEPOT, PA.,
Being.the otilialarble'Workiiiii the County.,,,e,
_
All Work W arranted= '.. jto Represe4ted
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YOU CAN - - LSAVE- HOVEY '.'.
•
• • .
. • By calling 0.0 ne:
WILLIS • DeLONG.
•
fins 'a lie
2 52 ONINIBIN LINE,
Ths undersigied has an Omnibtut line running to ev
ery train' on tie D. - L. & W., aid Erie 'Railways st
P
'Great 'sena a. ,
EINEM
Shipping or Re-Shipping ,Beggt*:
akeither depot - will bopromptly attenden to.
4 • i
The new - river bridge, is now completed, hOice tkiete
le uo -ferrying.
always on hand to convey i)asaenge s re_ti `any point. in
the 11,urround!ng, country.U. niic4A - 14k: ropii.l" -
ereat lien& Aug. 19 1874.—tf. ;; •
01jR' NATIONAL CENTENNIAL
• •, "•,‘•
y tbo, Rev. .W• Wirriner, on Friday. Ftbruar y: .l
Ib76,tt,43•oabtiktA), m., inn house _9 Mr, Dante
Aymr.- - Itießete, 0 cents.
‘ , 12..„ i t) •>‘:,:tot
Montrose, Feb totl • -
•.; t -
The, Mrlots'
CIIBESE.
• • t
/ •.
.„‘
U Or $ •
to oTTR WORKS,
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OR NO BA IA
'
3L'A COLVIN Agtt.
of , '
Apri
.Anyorder for
it.MLX.4<3I-33116
-
A 'l.Jecture
, . .
.centour &liniment.
ere is no pain which the Centaur
Liniment will not reileve, no twcilling
they will not sehdue, and ;no faintness
which they will not cure, , Thlsis•stroni ,
"language, -but is true.
,T.he'r have
iroduced more etires L ei !ter:mail:an,
::1; dings, caked breasts, ticaldi, hurtle. Mit;
; f
rhedm,• ,at - che v iitc.i ..npon the , human frame,-ardo
strains, sp• ricA, t galls, etc.,..epon f aoltnal23 ; In, one : year
';than have a l , otherplretended remedies since iheliffrld
hekei. I Tli , y iii4eounier-iiiitate, ell-healing,pain re=
!levers.. w
Cri 4 plea thrOw aayttair crutch'es. the . lame
walk; polio • 4us:bites are • rendered hairm less, and 1 the
wounded s 4 healed withoitt a nx ~
e t ' The recipe is pub
lished around eacybottle—They seg . as.pci nkticles over
sold before because they do Just what t hey pre'tenclto
de.' "Thciscvliniiiicv Stiffer from rheumtifsrbaiain.. or
tivelline'dereive to suffer if they will mit'alie Centaur
Liniment,' rite wrapper. More' 1.611 1000 certificates
• of remarka le'. cares. including frozen limbs •,-Clieonic
,_,gout, rheumatic running tumors, etc., have been , re r
ceived. W will rend a cireniarcontainingcertidcatee,
the recipe , tc:: gratis , to any' one 'reqtiCsting '' . One
bottle of th yellow wrapper CentaarLiiiinienti's worth
i t
one hundre dollars for spavined or swim:lied horses
and mule% r for screw-worm In sheep. Stock-Owners
. . .
—theselini putt are worth your.attention. No family
should be iiithcint thein. "White WiapPer'fainilynse;"
Yellow %creakier for animals.' - Sold bier!' Draggists.--i
50cents.per bottle; large bottles„ $1.00: J. LAOS% &
C0.,53 Broadway:New York. ._ - .
fk: is more thin a substitute for Castor. 01.
ly gate article. in existence which is certain
ie the food, reiglate the bowels, cure wind
foduce natural sleep; It, contains neither
lorphine or alcOhal, and is pleasant to take.
!:ed not cry and Mothers may rest.
Oastorl
It is the on
tc•assimula
colic and p
mineiula, is
Children na3
0 ct. 25. I
LYONS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
TS; OILCLOTHS. DRUGGET,
ATTINGS,- , .WINpo vv .
SHADES,
CARP
PAPEI.
HANGINGS AND ENAMEL
OTHS, COTTON -YARN,,
COFFIN TRIM.
MINES;
PLAT
D WARE; DRY GOODS, AND .
GROCERIES,:PAINTS,
OILS, REPS,
DAM/
SK 2 ALL - OF. :DID .: JAYNE'S
FAMILY MEDICIN.ES,
,
KS,. , IIM.VatLLAS, RUBBER
GOODS &C.
TRUIs
Montr
January 1, 1876.
Bi!IIIMIII=
_lippicgN,g,
`,L,V00,;:..:, : - Pti:Lggist,
AffearßOLSA, PA, .., .I.i
' ':Dealer in all kinds:of
p. Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Woods, I",lye
,Stuffs, Paints, Oils. Varnishes.
ketllooks, Combs. Jewelry, Perfumery.
oatt,'Arustrs,yiolkts and Violin • Strings.
Toile ,
Yankee Noiion Faoy;
Cigar • ,
Spot)
tols,
Tobacco,,. Table Cuttiery. Fine Solid Silver,
s.irlated" Spoons, Kr Ives and .Forks, QU', Pis
ianunitioni Shimider ; Braces.. Trusses,..Medical
trints, Dental Materials. Lamps and !Lamp
Tests 4 Spices ; Baking Powder; Sea ; Moss
fielatine, 7'apieca, etc., ctc. ,
' Daly's Pale Ale for Invalids:
Inn
Chim
Patin;
, .
,e, wbo wish to boy Paints and Oils. would do well
nine ens stock of ' , Whitt Lead, White Zinc, and
Chemical. Paints. bp:lts.. purchasing elsewhere.
ltde of colored, aints in cans.of froza„one to flve
'itch, Oh hand. ' '
rose Feb. 2.1876.
IiEtANNOCK
Th
toe
Mix°
All
ponn
Mo
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A
FIB LE: ;WORKS 'l'
.
3flnnftecturers of and Dealers In •
•v i
ABIERICAN , f , MA
MARBLE AND SLA'IS MAI§i'iLES
I
/ +
I ;011 -86 A.MEitlaN Giti
A Specialty. i i,
•;. : -„
- : -
vet eineiery Lots iricilosedir
_
P. C.
Tul l
Gea r
nnock, Pa.. Jan. A-1876.-4 ,
iMl=l
L ESTATE FOR BALE.
Rig
. +.
übsexiber will ;sell, the - following yak
T.
estate;
At a V,ery. LOw,Frgure.
rst-flas*Dair,y Fltnnt ,took and lan
• wriship of. Bridgewater. 2X mties fi
utainiag 1S) 'acres.'
farm in., Burrows Dollow, Glbsoit twp..af
iradaii extensive eider trait and diiniliery.
0-41 house andlot In New Idlifard boo). , • .
TEI IS MADE. EASY. i : •
One
in the
robe,sl
ALS
98 aer
-.A.LS
le*r artizubirs AddreiA, the - siobecriber at Itentrose,
or cult t 141.5 roddence,N 13011.gely.ster. : •* 1 t , . .
- —•- ' -•- • • ' JOIEN tiAiV tr -
:
•
Brill awater, Jan. 24 thiJ 87 11.74 11 , 1 - - rt
"::,,,,, 0 i . t10:7i .- ti ;- d - 7. Lad - ies . ' ,
Jiblita:4l' ?. E. - , =_ d ; - i ilv !1 ) . I h,-i ,'il ,/ri • 3.,41?4, .litp.
- - 1
B; R. LYONS & CO.
CHEMICALS.
•
;F'
.:t :..:.::~..~f
11111 1 lliiitt. ttEMBNIS,
.
STOVES,'ItiVi,,c,opPF.4:4 , SH E
IRON. AVAIIE,S,,; , IiOrStp-;:PURN- .
ISIIING.'G,OOpsi,.ANDf BUILD=
:ERSJEARDWARFii''&C:„
BLANCHARD, & CO.,
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, WIN
' DOWS,. CORNICE - 'MOULD-
wtoteh we will sell atillanehard, Barnet a Cp'e. prlf ca
NAILS; SCREWS, LATCHES; BUTT
SASH AND . .BLIND `'FASTEN
ERS AND :,HINGES, .. HOES,
FORK SHOVEL'S, RAKES,
. WIRE , GOODS, &C;
Special inducements an Pans, Pails, Clioler and all
Dairying Good's.
IRON CLAD, FIRST - PREMIITM,
MILK PANS.
(Joint_ HAYDEN ) General Agent.)
OTSEGO COUNTY LUMBER, PLAT;
FORM. SPRING AND . BUG
- GY WAGGONS.
Unsurpassed for Style' and Durability.
‘l/4.•
We have recently added to , our selection of 'Stover
made by Itathhone, - Sardita"Co., Albany It. Y., and the
Argand Base Burning Parlor Stove, and Cunard Cook
Stoves, manufactured by Perry & Co., Alban, It Y. ' We
also keep the celebrated . '
DIAMOND , BASE BURNING AND
FEARLESS. COOKING STOVES.
Ratttbone,; Jewett Sc Ransom, Ranges, with Copper
Reservors and Nickle Moan tine s of the latest improved
paUurns.— Repairing= promptly done and orders for
jobbing solicited. _
•
HAYDEN I CLEMENTS.
New Milford, May 12th. 1875.—tf.
Why . the Flowers Bloom in Winter I.
Are you aware that you can obtiin Summer heat In
January t That you can impart balmy air to your
families ? that you can give spontaneous growth to
plants and Flowers, and that you can make home a
little paradise by pnrchaslag one of B. C. Sayre's Hot-
Air Furnaces ? These Furnaces are now constructed
with VAPOR PAN by which the atmosphere is tem
pered to that resembling Summer heat.
Niiinoit - BilikEilFititilit
NO MORE DRY, HUSKY HEAT.
And the time hie come when , consumptivee they re
joieh in coal fires..., These furnace: are Bold entirely up
on their own merit", aed ate now the leading Furnace
in this part of the cotuttry All Furnace" are warrant
ed te give entire mtiafactiOtt or no stale.
''l3'. i=,i. S',.A.,C:lltoi,
I keep competent nien 'on the road who are Well ac
quainted with the Furnace business and' they are con
stantly putting - up these Vurnaces. Their work4s war
ranted to please. These Furnaces are now scattered is
the following towns and cities: ,
Binghamton.' Scranton ; Piovidence, Wilkes' Barre;
Kingston. Pittston,^ Eimira. .Waverlv; Williamsport,
Great Bend, Suspnehrnna Depot, fianco k, Delhi,
Downsville. Andes, Maigaretville, Franklin. linadllla,
Owego,'Northumberland, and many other towns.
' '
,
....,
Any person wthing a recommendation from any ;one
livingvi In the above named places, 1 Will gladly co:res
pond wit II them, giving names of parties now using
petit Furnaces.
- . - Dlontrose Pa.
r.
-Montrose, Ddcember 92d 18715.-Bm. •
pt)J.,DONLEY'' .
•0 •_
„: BINGHAMTON, N.Y.o
reepearally cal attention to tbeirjaree ; atom;
,
tRBL~, =
ilithich they are selling at from Id to 90 per cent.
han heretofore. A full aseortmant of
4
}EqtRLOR, DINING ROOM and Eryclurai Inman
, TURN. •
- 1 0
VITA
aWt . Setts, floe* PIO upward. CheArtber Betts floes
upward. Mattres s es from $4 upward.. Pnra,W•ol. rtireolet from_vo to $l5. Oak, Ash and Wainst••
tutension Tables from $6 to $lB. ,
Yost can day better by purchasing your goods of us that
of any desiersin- tbis action of the country. We wilt
not.be undersold by, any one east of New York , pay.—
,No extra Charge roll:tacking or delivering goodsat the
WHITE
OP OUR '
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DER
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~t • .
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able Real
... •
`WO desire to Says,
,word. In this line we : have Stein's
Patent Casket. and, a variety of, Ot,her styles. Dalai'
Robes. {shrouds, etc.. ,
=the hearse and Carriage , attarbei to Our establish.;
;meat cnnuot be Surpluised in this section. These wilt
be furn ished to those who require, at a reasonable Op\
:ure.anywhere within a radius of twenty miles front
thls city. Giro dim a
. J. DONLIfy.
• -. • • - • , •
'BintritarniOa i 1ifiti 1 201. 1 875; 4 -ti t •
10' tools
Orli Mont-
r - • Boy a Bootsi - ar.Chtattiloht's.
.-- . 8 1iii Aill ... , :r.:::1, - , ' 4 , ' 4 ip: -2‘4-.OJ
Ferri
~' i. : 1 ..„.4r9ni HiOdviarp; etc.::
Donlan in
I 0 ,1 ii).•t qi;
;`~a .e
Agents • tor
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THE CENTENNIAL COOK,
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