-
.ttisty - ,
Tarcnt,.. -
•„;;;4.
7 .---Woman's Temperance Prayer *eeting,
thia afternoon at
.:3 Kra: Jerre Lyon's.
—S.• H. lkiorse, Merchant Tailorvhaat.MW
ed into the rooms over the Post office, just va
cated by Louis Knoll, the barber. MOTtiell
card will appear next week. • ,
Regular meeting of,pi9ntrose, Figt,Porw,
pany, No. 2, on Friday "tieninriext: — : kful:
Sttendance .is desired as unportant business is
to be brought before the company.
—Some of . our most' fashionable .young
Men:say %that 111 r.: 1. Ckcivee the tailor', does
give the perfect "fits . ' on the , `olothing
Groves has the name of being a most excel
tent workman.
,
I
—Haugh & Ready Fire Com pany, No. 1,
will meet on Friday evening next r at 6% - o'clock
to try: illO'l4n4olkoe." • All having leatheylie
hatsirit requested to wear them, ' '" •• 4'
I.
1
'• —A register, county clerk, or Other record
er'of deeds, mortgages, &c.,isiable in damages
for a false certificate of searc h for incumbra4-
ces upon land, accordiiig 'tl) a ieoent decision
of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
' ---44uis Knoll, the german harbe , has
moved his*shopAtotn over the'Fost office to the
new building on Searle's corner,latelioeCupied
by E. V. Cnrry, as a cigar store. He has.also
purchased the stock of audios, cigars, tobacco,
etc. 'Me - Knoll has neat a•Shaiing saloon as
sett be fotind . In , any town. \•' • ' - ' ''. ', . • ,
—Charles O. Graves, for twenty . years - a
eondUctor on the Brie'Road:died - at his li-nine
at-g 'mint, on Tuesday,May 2d,aged thirty-iiipe
yea . He has been in failing hesithOor a year
pait. r He leaves a wife land three•children.7
Deceased was very. ' Peputar Witb ills traveling
public, and with his associates - On - the'Road.
~., - ---Mt. J. A., Hickoz, manager of ' Sayre
Bro.'s farm, left some of the finest potatoes at
this office we have seen for a icing time. Mr.
H. gave tie name, of one
_variety as the Mei
can'and tits 'otlicr yaiiety IS unknown to him.
He says their average yield last fall was twelve
bills to the bushel. '1 1 ,
• 7 ----B. L.,litullock, superintendent of Beaver
Brook colliery, Carbon cotinty,has constructed,
iaplaster, for tLie Centennio,aktoutiful I motlel
of lit works, representing'llie%reaker, slopes,
gangway, breasts, with all the stirface irikplvie.:
. meats, together with the geology of the mine,
empracingthe veinl'of Oaranktkock, aid giv
ing the pitch and angle of their. formation.
—The soldiers, sailors, and marines of , the
' . late wai,'`arid'itli citizen interested, are reques.
ten to meet at the Court House, this Wednes
day , evening, at 8 o'cloeli,i . fharli,lafixiike die
necessary arrangements for the proplr observ
ante-ef Dectsratio'n 'Day. '' Soldieli, it foil 61111
cherish 'the memoriof .your_., dead _.comrades,
come. Citizens, if you Would keep thememork
of Your dead heroes green; estne.--""-z'•
----The benefit to the Cornet Band' given tki
the Town Rail, in New . Milford, last Wedneti
day evening, was a very, pleasant affair, not
withstanding the attendance was dfininished
by the stormy Weather.- "Ever • one that was
present speaks of it as an exceedingly quiet and
delightful social gathering. By. notice elie
where it will bb seen that anotberjor the same
purpose, will ba given on Wednesday - Elie.:
May 24th.
.The following bill named both Ilotisee of
the Legislature and sent to the. Governor
that meinberti - of lodge@ of the Order of Odd
F'ellows, Knights of Pythias; and other organi
sations of'isimilar Character, Shall not be indi
' vidually liable for the payment of weekly or
funeral
, benefiti iir other liabilities of, the lodge,
but the sameshall be payable out RI the ireas
ivy of the lodge provided that iheprovisions
of this act shall only lapply to unincorporated
associations.'
[i •
—Notwithstanding the general dullness of
the weather, for the past 'few weeks, there have
been sorr.e'tlorious mornings, In fact Many , of
our gloonitest days have been ushered in by
' .perfectly resplendent Imornings. The birds
have \made the groves *Ocal with ..their songs,
and the earth ••has looked fresh- and beautiful,
while the ,invigorating air and cheering tun
'shine have breathed health into oui lungs and
bounding warm into our frame.
•:---From a person Who' has been studying
how to deal effective 'death to the Colorado po
tato bug we are informed that Boneat Aloes is
.
the best and saf es t means that have yet been
discovered. it is reduced to a finepowder and
upon being sprinkled over the ground serves as
1. an instantaneous summons to quit, the demand
is sure of the desired result. ,Several lurmars
in the western part of Chester country tried
this Aloes, last summer and reported it to be
sure au dpffeetnal audit net 'be3hey'will re
ly upon It the c o min gseason to save their crops'
- from the devastating insect. •
L
--From the Binghamton Republican tif
Wednesday, we copy the following :
tour weeks no ? We noticed the fact that Thum
, as Wood, a resident, of Stisquehamia comity,
,bad come to this,: city, in an insane condition,.
and, that after remaining in the county houte
tar a short time, be returned to Susque
hanna Depot by Chief-of-Police Johnson. • Tie
Chief-tit Police learned, of an old lady at Sus.
quehiinlis, that WOml_. eras bitten by his wife,
who died of liydropitobia abptit four yars ago.
The old lady .Wt tilone of the nurses of the sick
wile; and knew that- she bit her husband and
mother. It was noticed, that the ititanity . was
o f a tinier nature, and that Wood tried to bite
the of lmrs who , endeavored o put him in the
lack-up it susqueb4ma. WU finally quiet
ed by the thief, and safely secured. prom
Susquehanna, Wood was taken to the Pennsyl,
Tanta Insan4„Asylutniat panvitle ; and the Chief
learned to -day, by a tainister%_' who' just came'
from Danville, that be has beCome raving mad,.
• • ••
and barks '• • disease appears . to
a
be slow type of hydrophobia, which is not an.
unCommon feature of the , malady, or an un
coi tion type off it. wile , was bittenbY a
dog' when she' was girl,tuid lived fifteen vim
vittiout:say symptoni of tbe terrible &me
W#dchMolly mused bier
==lt requires conxi4e} ' able religidn o prik,
but still more te'pay. 'There is 'hive tor% man
when it Is reported, "Behold, he prayeth," but
still more when it can be added, "and payeth
,stso."ltabe-prayer meeting is called the pulse`
of the chuich, the treasury =is the test of itb
loyalty:. We aro Commanded to honor, that Is,
to worship God with our substance, to bring
Mlles into MS house,,to.,give liberally ; to lay
liside•V he first day of -the
week, as GV has blessed us, and , devote it to
the service ot the gospel.. This is the most
trying part ot religion. Many are delighted
with, the : whole 91 religion ,e*ccpt its cost. That
they • dislike. They: like tree salvation, .free
preaching, fme seats, free fires and free lights,
and hate agents and all collectos of money.
-4f any of the young readers of the
DEMOCRAT,WhO are just starting out in life,feel
disposed , to go in debt for anYthing 010 may
think theSt need,' wes tell thorn don't do it.
7ithout what you cannot pay the cash for, and
you will always be independent, if not so com
fortably fixed.'',l But once begin the habit of
bilying on trust and theremill be no end to it.
Debt is the hardest kiwi of a task master and
the poor maa who is a debtor is the most mis- .
erable of slaves. Read this from Dr. Hall and
tremble •
"Debt isn fire which will consume your sub
stance, a viper which will poison your life, a
hyena • a ich will eat out your very antra& ; it
is, all without a joy, a face without a smile,
a,:w. • ithout assun."
r•
j r -- ' The \ work of changing the track of- thJ
i '
P laware, Lackawanna a Western railroad to 1
arrow-page was to have been . doue on Sun
day, the 28th hist. President Slotin and the.
Ness.:lrprkdireetors ot, the road are opposed t
Sunday work where not:actually necessary,and
hence direction to the Superintendent to that
effect, Saturday, the ; 27th,is the day now filed ;
on Mr the change, and if not completed on -
that day it will go ''over to Monday. This ap
plies to 'the road in general. But between
Binghamton and Scranton the work of change
has already begun,where one track is abandon
ed and trains run.' , only on the other, the time
card being temporarily changed to -meet the
emergency. .
—Persons who desire '
to make their own
flags for 'the Coming - Fourth of July, must re-'
member that certain Proportions should blob-I
served in their manufacture. Any one can find!
the proper proportions from the following data.
Tire United, States ghtThion- flag 16'.
feet "fly" (lone) and twenitteet hoist (wide.) on
in that propo'tion, the Width being five-nlnthsi
of the length. The recruiting flag is nine feet . ;
being lour-ninths of the length. The "union,l
?or blue . field, it§ 'iu--length one-third the length
Of the flag, and extends in - width to tbe lower
"edge of the fourth red stripe from tbe top. Ther4
nretlri i rteen striper!, be;ginning,and ending with
Ted._ The garrison flag is the one usually taken
'arthe standard tor making nags for private u 4
or _decoration.
.-:----The freight trains on the Pennsylvanih
railroad transport much that does not central
ute to the coffers of the company. Daily Scores
of itramps steal rides \On the cars. Recently
test") or,three of these nomadic individuals stOe
into a freight car which was. loaded with bulk
grain at Chicago for New. York. It proved al
mciat thelloom of the unfortunates. Two da.Yri
and' a , half after starting the distance was 4-
I. complished as far as Altoona.and during a tem
poiarY "Stoppage there they Managed to makelii
known that they' were imprisoned. When ta
ken out these unfortunates were more dead
than alive, as in taking the precaution to have
something 'to eat with them they forgot 'all
about the :necessity of water. These tramps
now Tor"walking" partly for exercise aid
partly because of Abe "sealing" process.
. ' '
—A fe7 days ago , :Judge Handley, of riau
zeine county, 'rendered a decision which . will
be of general interest it it stands. It seeing
that Fred House, . a. minor, enlisted and wend to
war during the late rebellion. His local bOnn
,ty amounted to $3OO, and of this
,sum he sent
home $245; Upon the 'return of the yonng
man his father refused to give him the suin l on
the; ground that, as he was aminor, he hadi no
right to it. The court ruled . that hotinty
was not wages, but a.gsatuity, and 'as suit Ithe
father had 'no', control over it. It also rnied•
'that where a' minor 'rnaketa a contract'fori his
services on his own account, and his father is
counizanti of . the faci, and makes no objectiion,
there is an implied assent that the. son Shall
have his earnings, and unless there is a design
to defraud the father's creditors, the earnings
will belong to the son.
.
—Lancaster county is particularly rich in
Indian antiquities, Which are constantly `
eine
if
brought to light by - the - upturning of the soil,
especially in the vicinity of the Susquehanna.
Awn&
,its ,:banks ' and, on some of its, islands
great ' ninibers bl 'Anne ll:di:dements, fragmen
tary pottery of primitive workmanship and en
tire vessels hare from lime to time been discov
ered, but no , one locality has produced a greater
abundance of these relics . tlkan W itmer's !farm,
situated a feat miles from Columbia. From
`here 'Have been taken -thou sands'Ofarroviheads,
much pottery (including several wonderfully
preserved urns) and myriads of beads' of IBuro
,
pean make. The latter possess an antiquity,
prObaby, of two; hundred, yetus,. and were un
ddniuettly :obtained tram the =early white set
tli.rs ;'they are of glens, from one-lourth to an
in i eh in length, cylindrical or f(Jur shied, and
ftSuently slightly twisted. \ The interior color
is; usually a di ngy-redd i s h brown.
Our cOn3munity were •startledby the an
nofincement of the death of 11. H. Frazier, edi
tor of the Montrose ‘lkpublican, which took
place bout four o'clock yolterdaymorning,--.
lie 'W as first violently' attacked by sicness on
' Sunday - afternoon last, 'while at his farmie. little
'way out, of town; but got easier and was cork
veyed to his residece. But : few line* Ot his
,
[sickness until tiannouncement got his, de
iiist ; As near as wecan learn he - died of sa vio
, 'lent attack of bilious colic attended with high
int*atiou. Almost simultaneonsly with the
announcement of Mr riazier's death came the
news of, the ' death °red' Mrti. Sayrc relic of
m.fE
Benjamin Sayre deceased, aneniother'nf the
Sjyre - Brothers of our town. She Was quite
aged, but on SiindaY last attended, thilunerai r
of birti:Simen 'it. Sayre at' St: Paul's 'church; .
henek,hei sudilefi'departure was very inexPec-.
tad at this time. Truly "In the Midst of life'
al'sWe in death." ' '' " . ,
I ''•
DECORATION DAY °Rms.—The lollowink
general order for the observance ot Decoration
Day has - been issuedby Governor flartranft :
I In accordance with the rules and regulations
of the Grad' Army of 'the Republic, Tueaday,
*ay 80t14.4i11,be observed as a memorial day,
tb decorate ! with fitting ceremonies the graves
Of •our fallen ~ comrades. in: this .oentennial
_ Y ear, when each , true patriot hopes. to.see the
proofs of peaces and good will, and we-meet as
4united people to: commemorate the events
onnected with the -birth of our nation, the
memories of dead comrades, whese Imes ,were
required for the establishment of that peace,
should be very near to our heartland command
Our choicest offerings.: The mode in which
these ceretnonies,inay - be - conducted is left to
the judgetnent'a posts; but it is suggested that
they invite the co-opetatiiin of other organiiii
tions and 6tthe public generelly.. It is hoped
the.custom of preceeding Years. of planting
'flowers at the gravei will be generally observ
'ed. Where no , posts of the. Grand .Arnry are
!established, citizens .are earnestly requested to
!arrange for the. jroper Observance of the day,
I. 1
Abet the'grave ot each dead soldier and sailor
may be appropriately honored.' By order art
\ 1 : JOKE F. HARTRANFT,
. : ' Commander-in-Chlef.
Ros'T B.littratirs, Adjutant-General. 1
iyierJlLazumxiALQ•zies.
TLEE--FOLLUTT-Ekt, the M. E. parsonage,
Sanford . , ;N. Y., May 10th, by the Rev. J., D..
Bloodgood, Miss Julia Etta Lee of Brandta
Station, Pa., to !Mr. Edgar A. Follett, of Ara
rat., Pa. ! •
I'yI~I.A.TS~.
STAar-In. East Bridgewater, May 9th, Mrs.
Jane Stage, agel 57 years.
New York. Pr o duce Mar ke t.
Reported Every WeekdExpressli - tor Tien Morrrnoss
Daxocusy by Rhodes & Server; Produce Commis-
Merchants. 46 Whitetail Strect.N eNS , York.
New York, Frjday; May 10,1870.
'BUTTER.
Receipts fast days ' 25,899 pkgs.
There us a steady feeling in all , really desirable
grades Of State butler, but buyers continue' to
be very particular about quality, especially as
regard 4 color, and stock with the slightest de
feet continues to be rejected`, and such lots as
are paSsed as not strictly tihe, are very difficult
to sell at satisfactory ,figures.
State pails, creamery choice..:Bo
State pails,thir to good 26 a 2Ec
State Dairy ..pails-yselected....2B srat 29c
..26 •a 27c
Pails. State,itair to goad 25 (4 • 26e
State Half firkins,: rubs,'prime.26 a 27c
State Half firkins, tubs, fair.. 23 (q 1 2 , -le
Receipts last six days 10,504 xes.
The market for old cheese continues dull and
nominal. , New chee.se have arrived somewhat
teely,))ut the market can hardly be called fully
settled, so quotations continue to,to a consider•
able extent, nominal. , . • ,
NEW CHEESE.
State Factory, full cream lellc
..
State Factory, fine .. 9 a 10c.
State Factory, good to fine . 8 OA 9c
Stte Fa.gtory, lair to good 6, @ 8c•
St to Dairies, .... . 4 og 10c
, OLD CHEESE..
1
st te• Factory, fancy -.11 Ob. 12%c
St to Factory, good to fine. ... 9 Qs 10c
• EGGS.
Receipts last six days. 17,802 pkgs.
The receipts show a liberal falling off 'as com
pared with the list few days, but the general
toneleontinues weak.
Btitte and Penn. 14 174 14%e
Western choice brands 13 @1 14e
•
DRESSED POULTRY.
The general marker for dressed poultry con
tinues exceeding dull .and prices weak and-jr
reOlar.
TUrkeys, State prime, 16 ig 17c
Turkeys, State, fair to g00d.....13 ig 15c
Chickens,Jeney,prime 16 170
,Chickens, Jersey, lair to g00d...14 4;i4 15c!
DUcki, Jersey prime 16 (g. 17c
Ott •
MEATS AND STOOL ,
Liye calvei a ere plenty to:day• and low.—
DreSsed continue dull and, prices a shade eas
ier.l Lambs also a trifle easier. ,Sheep,,aboui
steady. '
Dive Sheep, weathers 6%0 c
Live Calves, State prime:... 63@4 7 - c
Hog Dressed Calves fine 9 @ 1.0 c
Apples are less active but holders are. quite
firm in , their views. • •
State Apples, sliced.. .. 9 (41 10c -
State Apples,qoarters 9 9jc
Peeled, Peaches, Ga., tarcy....15\1.7c
Peeled Peaches; fair to g00d..:.12 'tg !lBe. .
Blackberries . g 10%c
Cherries, State - - 20 4g 21c
Raspberries... 27 (4 27%c
Plums, State • ....18 4g 20c
Old potatoes continue very plenty ,and though
selling moderately, prices a c re weak •and irreg
hhtr especiailY on the more conim y
,onarieties.
Bermuda Potatoes, perbbl 5 Othg
Early Wse, bulk, per 75©100
Peachblow, bulk, per bb1.... 125@t1 50
Prince Alberts, bulk, per bb1.... 75@.100
Peerless, Milk, per bb1.... 50(gi 75
if3Weet yellow .. ........2 50044 00
'Clover Seed... - . ... 164iftt 173
I.timothy Seed ' •2 so(.4a 9,0
EVERYBODY WANTS ONE!
The Robbins liiiasher _
Por Balti y WM. 11. \ Boyd lb Co., Montrose, Pa:, or
at the Iteeldenee, of _ Alonzo Williams, 3 miles,' east of
at
ontrose • on Neer . Milford road.
•, ••,,Pr100,140. $3.50 PAZ , . . z •
/*IAMB° WILLIAMB,.(IenI Mt,
.
April 5,!1876.—ft Bust* 00.. Pa
The I.llarkets.
NEW BUTTER.
'CHEESE.
DRIED FRUITS.
POTATOES.
SEEDS.-
- "
. ‘,.
••
NEW `GOO.Dktl,ti'l ;-;“'
~ 4
• i
; 'T4 NEW 'PRIORS'
, •
Tin. H. • - •
•-• .
D, Coy
Cook StOV43ll, ,Ileat-
ONi
Is the nattier of new Cook Stove. just out : containing
a neiv principle in, balking. and is destined to stake a
revolution in the construction of Cook Stoves. Canis
in and see it.
Asa beating stove *tin& *About a rival, in burity,
durability and economy. Come and satisfy yourself,
and get names of parties no using them.
• • . TINWARE.
We take special .plessure it offering to the Wholesale
and Retail Trade, our desirable supply of Tinware. We
use nrne but the best'of charcoal plates. .
OUR WORKMEN ARE EXPERIENCED I
;OUR STYLES ARE FAULTLESS!
MOODS ARE WAB3ANTED !
"And we defy any to proance better goodie fcr less
money.
• LAMPS. - •
A fall line of I.lemps,k4,;beatilifhl design.; Alio Chin
neye of every description. , '
Flower Jars, Hanging Patti. Ohams, Butter Jars,
Preserve ,Tars, Jugt,ibtoye Tabes, ac.. .
Batts and Screws, Lacks and Knobs. Latchea, ea_tches;
Doors. Sash, Blinda. Glass, Building Paper, White
Lead, Zinc. Oils, Varnishetc•)Paint •Brnshes,Spirlta Of
Turpentine, Paint et any shade desired.U.Also colors
_ .
for, mixing paint. : " '
A hill asaortrnent of Phlladelrohia Carriage Bolts - . an 4
fall line of Iron Azlelf, Bar Iron. 4orso Rath,.
Bode, • ' ' • •• -`
,
We_inrchaiii in Car-load late; therefOrit "Can sell.to the
trade in less quantities as chop any ,hotutein the
city. 4 .
Wx. H. BOYD. 13; H. COR'WIBI, j COOLMY.
• alontrose, March 16, 1871. • -''' • •
B. R. LYONS &
CARPETS,,\OILOWTHS, DRUGGET,
WIN , DOW > -
• SHADES, ,
PAPER HANGINGS AND ENAMEL
CLOTIIS, COTTON YARN,
COFFIN TRIM.-
, MINOS,. • -
PLATED WARE, DRY GOODS AND
GROCERIES, TAINTS, OILS,
DAMASK, REPS, •
ALL OF DR.. JAYNE'S FAMILY
. 1 . MEDICINES, 4
TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, RUBBER
GpODS, &C., &C. •
CALICO, SIX CENTS PER YARD
P
MODES -DE -, PARIS , I'- - 4 , , . .
, - iliktorliag ; 191t*Ickao. : ' ' :'
-.
Mi. COWa W. Mil • La M'S .
FRENCH MILLINERY,
..
97 Court &rat, Binghdmtai s .ff. I': '97;
T •
oPNe la m r 7 g Y
es o t r zul a i n let a ttclk e ''V ei rl o ll w in e l t y Ga t o k de r fi c til
buy for cash and sell for east. We will not p rices.
under
sold. ' LADIES' OAPS AND HEAD4DRESSWS 'in
. i a very large variety, ;
.
.
FRANKLESIE'S PATTERNS.
. IEtAIR GOODS, ETC I „ i '
, . ', . F. ROZELLE.
. BingbamtOni N'.' Y.. April 19,18T6.-Ay.-31 .
,I
it6A, HOdware, otp'.;
Oluboisiogic
TO Bari;
C4111"4,)
DB/131M IN
ing[soliesi;,
THE, , ARGAND,
STONE WARE.
BUILDtRS HARDWARE.
BOLTS.
RAILS.
RAVE RECEIVED' LARGE ADDITAINIS
TOj TlitlitTOOK OP
B. B. LYONS & CO.'
Montrose, Jtinnary 1,.18'6.
NKW.
A BOOT & SHOE SHOP
has jut opened offer , ,Weeks t _hteihnish aa All
kinds of work made toorder. 11epantog dooe tot' short
notice.:: After kavim - nearly Slurs espqleace to the
badness I !eel conUent I coo 14a le SU *loamy give
-; 4); ,is 17 1119gi ger k
Moutroe44l/4. * 1 4); ,
ta3k!=:s"n~` , "`r.• , pSS•e? , ,:;F•...;go , ,Y.
;41- TJTIUHUJLN
I' ~~~~:
• ri.3311&0017,1111.171
To their , - new, and , eommodlones..Bank Building os
Public Avenue,. ; •s'
mmtinuUtnE4
CORRESPONMMS." .
New Crofk; First Matthaei Beek ;• Philadelphia, pmt s .
• • delphla National Bank,
. ,
••.• , • : y :. • . - WM.. 3. TURRELL PANSIDIST.
N. L. LI# 4 IIIKM, .CAsunin• •''
• .
Montrose, March 25,181'8. • • • .
- voirmx.a.ar xs
It le a liquid Linament for House and stable nee. A
valn able combination, discotered by a celebrated Eng
lishchemist and horse-farrier. , Was *introduced in the
United Sates in the year 1856, and since that time, by
its great success. In the cure of &seams, it has won
for itself that world wide reputation it so richly des
erves, and now sts.nds at the head of all liniments nn
rivalled
AS A FAMILY /MEDICINE.
• „
lt has already gained the Lnfl dence and admiratfou
of thousands of households for its many cures of dis
eases were external implications are of se much impor
tance. It is especially admired as a family remedy for
itigcullar chemical combination. possesing hard
in dierits; [like tincture of Cayenne or red-pep per, 02
which cheap and valuless Liniments are largely com
posed..l which increase instead of diminish the inflame
tien, making it op nature a speedy cure for . •
RHEUMATISM, HEADACHE. SORE THROAT,
COLIC, COUGHS, CHOLERA. ,"TOOTHACHE, •
BRUISES, SPRAINS. LUMBAGO, CRAMPS ) ,
COLDS; CHILLS. FROST, TIC DOLOR- •
EUX, BURNS. CUTS. SITES OF, •
' POISONOUS INSECTS. &c.
Testimonialsand,directions accompany each bottle.
' Buy one—only 25 cent*, 60 cents, or $l.OO--sand If It
does not give good , satisfaction return the bottle hall
fttll and your money will be refunded. - Call for G. E.
S. S., and , take ; no other.
• DG:CARY; & Co. Proprietors,.
, „ • , Middletown, Orange Co., N.ll
H ,FQR SALE BY
A. B. BURNS Atka M. *. LYON,
Druggists, Mouttose l iPs.
I ,
Pntolutsible at all. -Wholesolo and retail stoitto 11 the
Cpt_inty:
IMontroie. Iday stli. 18115.—:
DRUGS,
-M. A.
Of bntrOre•
CASS CAPITAIL-411100,100,
. ". "
SVRPLVIF *limp; $6,000.'
Transacts the buntline, of
And Others.
Drugs and medicine.
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MEDICINES;
Lyon, D ruggist,
MOTTROAS'R, -PA.
Dealer in all kinds of
Pure Drugs. Medicines, eboniesis, Dye Woods, Dje
Stuffs, Paintil, Oils, Varnishes.
• Pocket Books; Combs. Jewelry, Perfumery.
Toilet Soaps. Brushes. Violins and Violin Strings.
Yankee Notions, Fancy Goods.
Cigars, Tobacco. Table Cuttiery. Fine Solid Silw,
Spoons... Plated Spoons, Kr Ives and Forks. Guns, Pit
tols. Aumnition, Shoulder Braces. Trusses, Medical
Instrnments. Dental Materials, Lamps and Lamp
Chimneys. Teas, Spices; Baking Powder, Sea Motif
Farina, Gelatine, Tapioca, otc., ctc.
Daly's Pale Ate for Invalids.
Thole who wish to buy Paints and Oils. would do well
to examine our stock of White Lead, White Zinc. and
Mixed Chemical Paints, hefore purchasing elsewhere.
All kinds of colored paints bi eins,of from one to Me
pounds each, on hand.
Montrose PO. 2,1816.
TwspplANcipcii . ,
.. • . :
:!:-.:MAR:Bi.r. HWORKS.
im . g - ,*..5'.',84,... - l iNV:ITITE ,
annfacturers of and Dealers in
ITALIAN CAMERIOAN MARBLE,
MARBLE-AND' SLA.I I II IiANTLES.
SCOTCH & AM . ERIOAN GRANITE,
,Or Cemetery Lits,Enolosed.ar
P. C. BURNS, . • . a lt o. tool
Tnnkbannock. Pa, Jan.'l9, 1876.-1 Y
OMNIBUS LINE.
,Thu deraignett has an.omnibuir lino running toe
y tram. L. ds W., and. Edo Raihrsil i't
Great Bend, Pa.
I .lk.eyerder for •
81404 or Re-Shipping Baggsg'
either.ll put will bepromptly Attendee to.
Th. new river bridge is now completed. benct - t l ' ert
is no ierrying.
CAA.R.1L1.:11.4tA.3 90
p
always on hand to convey assongers
the surrounding country to any Rutt,t:
U. BUOILLNA.N. ProVr.
Great lend. Aug. 19 . .1871.-4r.
FARMERS TAU. NOTICE 1
Bettsmarcetprico, 1414 in cosh, for
CO M Talk AND OATS,
the 1106* !toil Wit•
' D A moog paporlatorid
NoettOrie.-14114.itni,.41,
rAammas,
bREJNIICALS,
=o-- '
A Specialty. ,