(Communicated.): .
THE -REPUBLICANS WARRING
A.GAINST STATE , gIGLITS, , F.
, • •
Col. Ingersol sent lout by the Republi - -
can party to make spepches in •favor of
their•candidate:fotPresiOnt nayi.. l / 2 • ‘ . ,,15T0,
man should he elected President of thie
nation who believes :in ,'the: :Deinocratic
doctrine of 'State Rights,' ',who believei
that-this governmenti is only ii-letie,ration
of states."
„.gx:Speaker _Maine, making
epeeChes fox Alie - - seine '''inirti eayi;' l 4'he
Democratic partyiin , ' puttinkiii- P-Over;
nor 'Tilden, is putting l'Orsiard a:Eipecial
champion of States Rights," unit S'aid fie
had taken aditintage•of Ibis convalescence
An d read all the inauguri,xladdresses and
messages of all the Presidents from Ilvash
ington to4iiii tintifii.:filla "ednfederici 'ii
sot mentioned , unti i li Pierce and,Bnehan
on came in." - r -- : --- ~
The foiloivint eXtfitOti' fiotif'theSe In
augural addreiies and .messages" will con
vict these Repuhlicaii iiitiea*ters - of a 'de
liberate intention '.•to destrorthe Ameri
can Government and erect l'despotistit
on its.. ruins:: Avety Inauitiral address
or message from Washington to c:tttr.pres
ent time upholds - the rights q the States
as the Palladium ofd our. Liberties, - acd
the ;:President - of their ` Own selection
twelve years' before Pierce cane le, calls
our Viiion four tinier; &Confederacy and
speaks of our Confederated States. 'Wil
liam Henry Harrison, the hero of Tippe•
woe, ,"whose struggles :with the ene
rnies of our country," says the historian,
"may properly be cbnsidered a continu
ance of the war for , our independence,"
upon, 'taking' the oath'd i - office, March
4th,' 1841, speaks of the principles which'
should govern him in the.discharge of
the duties of his oflce and .describes the
rights, of the States in the most minute
particulars. , s ,
He saYs, "The - great dread of many of
the patriots of the Revolution seems to
have been • that the reserved powejs of
the States might be absor!bed by the—Fed
end government and `a,consolidated pOw- .
er e's ta blifilied, kering
. in the States - the
shadow only ofi that,. independent action
for which they had so zealously-contend
ed and on the preservation of which they
relied as the last hope of liberty. Gen.
Harrison was,at the time of this address,
68 years of, age. His father was One of
-the Signers of the Declaration of 'lnde
pendence and be knew whereof he affirms
,ed,4hat these patriots of the Revolntion
relied, on the.preservation of the powers
of. the States as the '4st hope, of , libertY.
The destruction of these powers or rights
is therefore the detitru°Wu of - American
liberty. This good old' patriot continues
I' • - -.."
thus, •Tp tb the present. time Wegener
algovernment has seized upon none of
the reserved rights of the:States:. They
move in their respective orbits in peifect
harmony with their central- head - and
with each other. I have\ spoken of the
necessity of keeping the respective de
partments' of 'the goverm.e ts iwitbin
i
their appropriate orbits,- his is a mattei
of difficulty in
,some -- caseo ;. brit miechicv-:,
oils. as collisions of this kind may, le,'
i
those who arise - between the respective
communities, which- for 'certain purposes
I i
I
cmupose the nation, are much more so,
for no such nation can long e!xist, without
the careful culture of thoge feelings of
et!lifidence and - affection which are the
ear owe bonds 'of free - and oonfe'derate
eiiit6.. No participation .in any, good
spossessed by ai-,y imember,ef -thinezten
9re eon federacy,,,was w,44heldJ from . the
pli.xeli of any other meniber,l except
il ' l dommic goveriiment. i iThe 'Citizens
(1f •e4ich state- Unite,. in tiger persons all
the pritilegeiWbich ; that Chara,Ctef eon . ;
fern iii.i all klwr lov:itt l y claint td,..nsi citi
t'4e ‘)f. the thtted , §tates, but in uo ease
call the same person:at - the' same time act
as the citizen of tw,Olseitifate;afttiei,aild
he is therefore positively precluded from
i 1 ' -
pu'
O F ny interferencewith the reserved wers
of 'any state' lint 'Arai Of ' i/iiich he iii'for
the time -being' it eitiZen; One -Citirti
m ay, indeed offortorthe , citizens of of er
states his 40'44 tOLPie.ii, 04nageiii01ti
tint org'anizeir sisocations requiring cotn
,
pliance with theit wishes, too much re
ifiri - ble - the advice of others-to her allies
supported by an itrmed - fleet. it was to
the ambition,lof7 - the. -- _.l eadinipstistee
4 Greece to, control the dom iiitincori
gems of others that the- destruction of
that 'CelebrAteo "Oonfederitoi is.dits.. `.
Pur Confederacy fellowcitiiins, cop
oriiYbe preserved by forbearing to inter
fere with the internal affairs of
. 811 the .
uates. Our citizens must be content
With the exercise, of,
, the powers,
Witk
Which the - -COnititution''lOtheii them.
Our confedcracy is , perfeetly illustrated
by the terms governing ~,a common co
porteersl4. A 4.43114, pf,ppr.,,trri igt 4 V?fx
ti4eli4 dtriti t iiiitiktiotidii'd the
, -
Counsels of the allied mem b ers , blitthat
IM=En=l
which bas
ii 3 iiita
ment, To
in the prin,
os
Tdiss go
Whig 'party,
publicans f
Southern S'
against the
this great -0
,rison speaks
more , riih t -t4
,time of , Vette
tirm - . into 0
;Their object
is to Crush" o
-
all t h e Sta;
bulwark - of' .
all'the 1;?tlie
'these !Radio
the ,principt
; were adminii
Gen.!Bait
fort Gov. Til
arid. that is s
marked to' a
;tin Post on
tion in sayin
!aeactily in fa
and Hendrie
perky and. w
tirely depend
Hayes may
at the men
Does anybod
of nis electic,
~say to Itlrt
Morton, Mr.
the. rest of
who have bri
grace,' and
them ?
the lace of Al
letter to Go
kind of men
:ter
caw
:ter as simply
shown that G
ter withont
ty and atono
itself."
'I he plalfi in of the South Carolina
Democracy, a opted on the I7th,'
document W • ich ought . to.- be carefully
read'by every Independent voter, and by
every voter wio' wishes to know what is
the real feelin _in the South. In the plat
form the -Car.lina Democrats say: "We
declare our ceptanee in - perfiet good
faith, of the 3th.l4th and 15th amend ,
ments to the. Federal Constitution. Ac
cepting and' siFinding upon them, we turn
from the settle , and final pail to the living
and momentois issues of the present and
the future." Is there any rebellious
spirit here ? I)learly, there is no necessity
of a military force in South Carolina
suggested by his, and the country ought
not to forget he cotirtesies and exchange
of patriotic ~e mentoes between Boston
the nenter of ;
toy,;; the flit .1
feeling, abontl
Carolina ia pe:
in the Union,
mew, whit ke,
that the who;
-ri:While§itti9g, Bull i , s
resting ou- - his
laurels the Indiaria, are returning to their
reservations,. claim the:dare and piotec-.
tinu..of the `:'s 'vernMent - and prepare-fot
next yeara ca, , paign against the settlers
'ot. tlie'fivritie,
.- T he,eam paign has .been ' a ,
;failure
--and a....raud. .. Its. result's. may 'he
b . riefici-.sitmine tip. in •G a rook'adefearon'
th.e,l - tosebild;' he.:destruction 'of Ouster's
Coixtiiialid, , tai increase of . the - army • and .
,;the retreat of 4r troops. In the mean
tittie, the belie is -universal through the
;west . that the ampaign against the Indi
lins*as Alelibexate)Y planned in order to
6,600 tin excuse for the increAse, of:. the
itt'trij , and the military nee pation of the
:south. ' The ..rci,l. iwiaicli , tile administra.
;Von' :attempt . , --tO enact — in :lite ' Biabli
HMs . has turned. into a tragrdy in which
tlititekid'iitifilf. * ''atict '..hOndr ut_ the nation
1-raTes . ,lll V?! ifill .
XEOUTO I
MI REAL ESTATE
IN. I FORI4T _LAKE .TOWNSHIP.
'The underilguetrtictitora of the last will and testa -
pent of Thomas A eehan , late_of the Township of For -
eM lodge, decals. , will; in pursuance of an order o f
the Orphans' Co'ur of the 4.,otinty of Susquehanna, ex -
pose at public sale on p'e premises, in paid Township.;
Tuesday .October . 10th :1876,
at I o'clock p. m , all_ the followlng.described real' es
tate, to wit, situate In said townithip4nd bounded on
the'noitlf by hinds of Michael finlritae, on the east by
it.nds of Patrick Etti.teion the ikonth:bylandis of Mich
ael Carney, and on, the west by lands of Mathew Kelly.
containing sixty acres more or less.
TERMS OS tiA.E—s2oo down, ssooon confirmation
of sale and the balance in one year thereafter with in
terest.
- W.P.; 00001 N;
CHI E 8 DELLIA. 1. Executors.
August wins. . . • - • 85w6
„ „
A 445 v, wroqi.or. -
just received and - fftr kir 3 -
surwiNE
F L:0 II R.
For dale by
ALtiO
LI, HINDS 0
OR6OERIES I
dohs stimeof
B. J. WSW.
e
WO' *.aeZIL4OII.9
-P°i; Ail• MUM;
100**, ii901 .. :;1678,
-`.•,:,.-
azzaza
reserved by, the individn- 1
at by the 'common govern=
4rntit it finds' no supprt
es of our Oonstitution.
I"-
', l reaildePt, 'elected by- 'the
postvely forbida these Re
on', interferipg with the
r:'tes \ and warns the', people
If: hey .are no,w a part , Of
Indederacy which .Gen.,Har
of,' the Rapt!blicans have rio
sew:ll4l)6p among theta In
'than` they have to send an
nad ,
or, any foreign nation.
in this usurpation of power
t - the 'rights and powers of
'a .and, thus .dedroy the last
freedom. The - ,messages . , of
Presitients , will show that .
1 ;1 Republicans are false to :
of the GOverntrient
.
ett, of ; Maas., is as earnest
eh as' Mr. Parke Godwit, ,
ling a, good deal. He re.
correspondent of the' &is-
riday: . ".L• have no heSita
g that I am earnestly and
vor 'of: the eleCtion Of Tilden
ks:, .f. think the early pros- .
Afareof the country are en=
ent on . their iticcess.. Gov.
man well enough, but look
Who 'are_ supporting hint!
F suPpose that in the event,
In Gov. Hayes is going. to
Blaine, Mr. Chandler, Mr.
Crinkling, Gen. Butler and
then,. 'You are the, men
ught the country into dis
hen ; turn his hack uPon
supposition is absurd upon
L9ok at Gen. Kilpatrick's
Hayes. That shows the
who are supporting the Re
idates. I . regard that let
infamous, and if it can be
ov. Haves received the 'let
.nouncihg its author open
, it, 'ought ty defeat him by
nti , slavery and Charles
,er Center\ of pro-slavery
a year ago. When South
ceful,and is honestly with:
both in fact and in, senti
: there for doubting
eoutb is like4iie ?
S' SALE
WER§I'EWS NEIVI . PRICE
• ,
SPRING AND SIINthER 1876:
Look at the following wbi4h 'speaks for itself.
.. • ,
Heavy cottonade 'pante. E. • -- 1 4
i•tont svool-mixed pants.... , '
I.• Ir. -, • .25
Good all wool pants— . ...... 18.000: , 00
imported - cassimere pants'. .. . .. '. . ..
-Frenth Doeskin pants—. • - • .. 4.760 7.50
Stout, Work ingro en's 5nit5.::....... 6.00,12:10.00
'll'ancy merino cassimere suit 6. .'. V. .. . . 7,00e110.50
Merino Silk- mixed • 8.0040p:0n
Harris cassiincre suits... 13.00016,50
Knickerbocker anu plaid . . ... . 10.00018.00
Black frock coats ,
Imported black Snicks ` 9.00013.00
Piuciblack cloths . 3.75
White linen vests •
1,0 8,00
:BiVB Su its — .‘iith kn ee' PO . ti 3...4).9 ypare.
,
. ... ... . ...
. 1 . I . .
CattOIIEMUS ......, • ....! ..... .. . . •... .1... 6 ' 8.60
Mixed casPhnere ealts... -, - ] 8.50t'
5.50
Ali wool cassitnereloits , ' . 4.50(tt 7.00
iereuCh worked mita... . ... .; .'... 7.00 Q) 9.50
Boyce suite, with Iqug „pants, 9-to lb yrs.
•
Cottcinade pnitp........ : ...... .....*....... '.......$ 8.00a04.50
Mixed casainiere sults 4.1:M12:09.00
Pane) , plaid anat. ' 1 ... . . ..... ~, 6.5009 no'
French : worsted suite ... &steam
Yonitie Suits from age r 5 to Men's sizes.
Stant everyday 5tate......... ..I .:4 5 500, 9.00
. ,
Good cueunere enita • .. 7.501411.00
DiagOnal coat and vests t ' 8.00012.00
Fancy plaid milts - 8.00a15.09
' - Goods.
- lurni sbing
Good
. . .
Good . working shirts 1. $ • - 50
Fine white bosom shirts' ' ; ..4 . .l.oo'
Goodidenini overalls. ~ ... -. .. ..! ...... ..:. - 50
Good; rubber suspenders........' 25
'Moth lined paper collars per box ' - ' - 10
Good , umerellas , 50
Good'cotton socks i - 15
And all other geOds in proportion, The above are
prices that no other concern has or will offer; t
They are cash prices and made to bring people from a
distance. It will pay a man to_drive forty miles to
toy a' suit of clothes at my styrx. _
I .
WEBSTER, The Clothier.
,
'62 and 64 Court Street, '
Binghamton.
Api i il 19. 1876.
IMORTAN ANN I . O UN CEMENT
-
9. & A. - CORTESY,
•
mo.rtv- arc:!4=,x3l9,
MERCHANT *TAILORING,
• .
Wehvould respectfully annonice to the public that
we have removed to our new and spaciuns store. No.
21 coiner. of Vona and Water streets. and are filling it
with a new stocr cf goods that have just arrived. Our
stockkof Dress Goods. Shawls, etc., are of the.very lat
est Spring patterns and styles and purchased for cash
when the market was most depressed.
In the Hue of Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Hair
Goodi, Ribbons, etc., our stock' ie unsurpassed. We
have also .opened a Departwent of Merchant Tailoring,
and have just purchased a large stock of the latest
styles: in the line of oloths.eassimeres, etc., and of the
very beet slimily. We have employed to take charge
of this Department. MR. T. D. TA?LOR,.Iong the
leading and moist successful cutter in this city, and who ,
always guarantees a perfect fit. Mr. Taylordid the se
lecting of the cloths, cassimeres, trimmings, - etc.. for
this dep , rtment, which should satisfy .all that we have
the latest and mostlashionAle styles.
Wecordially thank our patrons for past favors, and
promise them and the public generally that we axe bet
ter prepared than ever to supply anything in our line,
We solicit your patronage.
pinitintaton, April 19, 1876.
ORRECTION .1' F.
Runor•has it that havintr heen elected County Treas
urer for the,eu toting three years. I am to dtecontione my
Insurance busbies. .Sald HUMOR:is UNTBI:.g, arid
Avithoat foundation, apid, while thanking .you for kind
netas, end i.Ppreciatiort trf rood Insurance, in the past; I
ask a continuance of , your- patronage. proinil4ing that all
business entrusted to , me Fball be promptly attewiedto:
!Ay Companies/ire all imund and.rellable, tita
who have ,met wiKh du: ing 0 2 '1 ten years
cnylAgeteY. Read The List 1 • •
North British and Meredntile, Capital, l' $lO,OOO - .000
Queens of tondorn."; • • • •-• 2.000,000;
Old 'Franklin, Philadelphiii, As'bts, 1h:100,000
Old•Contiiiental: N. Y., nearly '-'8,000.000
Old Phamix of ti irtford.. • r'• • t ( " 1 9 1)00
'Old-Hanover. N..‘1.800.000
_
Farmers; York. . • 0` 1.0%000
I alit° represent the ,ivew York Mutual Lire Ins • Tame
of.over 30 years standing. and itliets over $30.0o0;300.;--
Alao. the Masonic Ztlutuai. Benefit Association of Penn'-'
sylvania. .
rfrr Get an Pieeldental Poi ley eoverine idiitpeidents,
In the; Hartdord ' ceitient ins. , Co Policies:written
from one'dni to one year. Only , Cents - for n$3,OOC
PolicY.,. Please call or-tend Word, `whon'yOlL tnke n'trir
Very respectfully. , , •
• 1 ; t"' EIRSIttd - VYLER.
lilontrose, l'a., Jan.:lo .
yppslwEss,,.cuANGEt. , ,,. , , i,.,,0, i f
li-j I ;
Thei firm of E. Bacon" &Co: hnvitig 'been &stover* 1
* ll 4- I {LitiPue ;he • - :!'
Ai the old "stand. , } fam to furnish
ill kinds of -
411.:
H. .T.WBBB.
111017101
.S . lttirrti - CAN NED UOODgu.
,COnotitntly con.hand.'
4 y: , • • •.. • • . ,
LARtE AtSORT!AENT OF .TOYS, 84C,.81:0 : .
kontrose,x4:-Ada
; •''•
= •
-IHAND4.
AT OUR NEAV STORE,
No. 21 Court'Street.
, cf
111 2,1 'W. Ili
SULPHUR . DAP
Is Cleaning, Deceloriziag,"Diainfeeting, flooding,
Healing and ?Reifying.
It renders the coarsest skin remarkably
soft and healthful. It imparts a beautiful
smoothness to the skin, apd forms an elastic
whiteness: It cures burns, scalds, chafing,
excoriation, rougluiess,, tan sunburn, freck
les, liver spots, chapped • hands, sores, ulcers,
dandruff, blisters on the hands and feet, itch,
ground itch, itching between the toes, itching
of the body, piles, corns. Also relieves the
itching and irritation of biting and stinging
insects. As it is 'especially adapted to the
TOILET, NURSERY, and 1:4411-1100)1, you can
take a Sulphur Bath at pleasure. For bath
ing Children, it is unequalled. Ladies who
use it in their Toilet would never do without
it. It neutralizes the, odor of perspiration,
and, as an external remedy, can scarcely be
Used - amiss. Full directions accompany each
package. TRY IT.
Price 25 Ct:. pot Cake.- 3 Cue: for 60 Ott.
By mall 33 Cts. By mail 75 Ctii. •
• •
MAIN DEPOT AT • " •
Dr. Van ;Dirkets Office,
No. 1321 Green St., Philidiaphia.
Sold by all Druggists.
-USE, NO OTIMIL.
At wholesale sad Retail Prices'. ‘•., `
I C. & A. CCIRp3BY.
riSARY THE NEWS,
-
OH CARat THE NEWS TO MARY
. AND EVERYBODY iCtSE'
FOR GOOD NEWHIA HEALTHY Am) REFRESHING
~. ILLIAN & ~9„
HAVE MOVED TO THEIR NEW wrong
• . z Ntxr
THE FIRST 'NATIONAL BANK,
• (Sesile`e New Brick,)
Where they will keep on hand the beat molted atock.of
llTen's and Boys' -Ready-Dlade
VILOWEINa,
, t
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS,
HOSIERY, HATS;
. MILLINERY
' . GOODS,' &0., . •
.
of all descriptions and latest styles.
GIVE 1313 A CALL and we Will SAVE you HORSY.— _
Terms. cash or good paper_ Respectfully.
S. RILLMAN & CO.,
NATIONAL, DRY GOODS .35 CLOTHING PII bRI V I
BLACK AN) COLORED ALPACAS, newest. shades,
25 cents per yard,
at S. P. & CO.'S First National.
BLACK AND COLORED. CASHMERES, all shades
St, cents per yard,
at S. P. & CO.'S First National. ,
BEST CALICOES,!neyr styles and fast co'ors. 6X'Oents
per yard.
at S. P. & CO.'S First National.
HANDSOME HAMBBRG EDGING AND INSERTING
from 10 cents per yard up,
" • at S. P. & CO.'S First. National.
YARD WIDE. BLEACHED COTTONS, from 8 matt
per yard up,
at S. P. & Co. , S
First National.
YARD WIDE FACTORY, from Vi cents per yard
up Wards, ..
• • • at 5.. P.& po. , s FinitNaticual.
BUST SIIIIMNOS„ new styles.ls eta. per yard
•
at . S. r. & 00.13 First National.
BOYS' RUB i•:MADB SUITS, from $5 up,
at S. P. 85 Co.'S First National.
YOUTHS' BRADY-MADE SUITS, from s6.soip,
at S. P. & Co.'S First National..
MEN'S BEADY-MADE SUITS, froth $0 up,
at S. P. & CO.': First National.
BOYS' CaSSIMEHR PANTS, from $1.50 up,
at S. P. &CO.'S First National.
MEN'S CASHMERE PANTS, from $2.50 up,
at S. P. & CO.'S First National.
We shall also keep on hand Gents' and Ladles' Un
derwear of all styles; ladies' and misses' Ready-made
Snits. As assistaece to our experienced and artistic
milliner. we have engaged the services of one of the
leading trimmers in. New York city, and we guarantee
our millinery department to contain the leading styles
and trimmed in best city styles, and our prices lower
than elsewhere Remember we will keep a full assort
. eat of all classes of goods generally kept in first-class
stores, and our prices we warrant will be the lowest in
Susquehanna County. Our special buyer will be in
the market at all times, and -procure for us the lates t
novelties. Our motto will be. "Juslice to all."__ Bear
in mind we have a NEW STORE, NEW GOODS, and
the LOWEST CASH PRICES IN THE . COUNTY. As
an indacement to make large purchases we will deduct,
(on demand) on all cash bills of $lO or more, Ave per
cent.
COMil one India]
Both great and small '
• And buyyour goods
& _ .
At S. P. Co.'s First Na
Respectfully, ' PILLMAN & CO.,
First National Dry Goods and Clothing Store.
Montrose. March 25, 1876. •
B. R. LYON S
RAVE RECEIVED LARGE ADDrraGNS
TO 'THEIR STOCK'OF
CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, DRUGGET
MA TTINOS, WINDOW
' • . SHADES •
PAPER HANGINGS AND, ENAMEI.
CLOTHS; COTTON YARN,
'COFFIN- TRIM
" • - MINES,
PLATED WARE; 'DRY . GOODS AND
GROCERIES,TAINTS, OILS,' •
.DAMASK, REPS; -'
ALL OF JAYNE'S :, FAMILY
MEDICINES,
TRUNKS; 'UMBRELLAS, RUBBER
• GOODS; &C.;
$3l
CALICO / SIX CENTS Y;f!.iti)
Montrose, Jenne/y.l, 1878.
REMOVED:AND , ENLARGED.
GIOCEitY-1,-STORE
to the building' ; tour ;door, above the First MOWS
Bank; Public Avenue, - (formerly becutoled by , B. P.
Stamp,) where I have enlarged my stock of
•
Groceries; Frovisiott atc.
`r invite eompetiticin both in quaflty and price:' isfesea
give me a call and be convinced that I cen do gon good,
, WrisgiCT ! 7..*IBRICLL.
latitroee, - April "
.ir s 7n Thie
STO AOADEMY.eiglith"
;MS, ' year earamh.ceff,oplbp-irst'Nesday ti Septeht '
-
het. The ha 'term Closet o the , Tietisp,hoAste,
„dr•helikegiving. • The whiter , -Wise : , totessetoph vp , the
ittit TWO" after Thookeiticopeos of d*
401 pg.
land complete: ' Baptises aucerazi. aft IS
or oforsostlos addrou p , ‘ ,
.4.4 . 0118.#1 4 ,
au,* ifille=4*' V 1, 3 rsh 1
.ik , :,11 3 " .'
~° ..
B. R. LYONS it 'OO
I lave removed my
EGGS
WHITE COCIIENS,
BUFF- COOHENS,
"PARTRIDGE COCHENS,'
PLYM.OU'rH ROCKS, ,
• , AND •HOUDANS
Eggs foO.:llatitiinii,' . .,7,l- . ....... $3 Per 11‘7
OrYoung Poiris for sale after August let; 1876,,at
reasonable prices.No„Auferior specimens shipped
from my yards. - ,
White Cocher.s.ist premium 'at Jersey, Fair (Berry
& Williams,stock.},. Buff Cadmus. BerrylS Wilihmut
No circulars. Write for what is wanted and promp
repiya will begii , en. ' Addree.
b.
4, GILLBJERT,
March. 29. 1976.—em.
FL gr. xbrrixrrEvi.
WAGONS, tIARRIAGES,
BUGGY, CONCORD, PHEI'ON, AfNI
EVENEItS,I3GLE AND DOITBLIg
WRIFFLETItEES:
BODIES OF THE LATEST STYLarSi
JOBBING, ':&c:, DONE • PROMPTLY
E: T . : PURDY.
, liontrole, June 7. 1876.
f.
1 .71L- 4E4,1 -w-4 n-t 4 di, 0-1-:,1
The largest stock of Twinned Hats to
he found in the city at the lowest prtces.
The Moen and meaty Slyttab Hats ant
Bonnets in thc city at ROZELLE'S.. ,
The Lauozsrant clitAiNsT stock Old Lao
dies Cali , out side of New York city, all ta
be found at ROZELLE'S:, ',Alin% forgot it,
that ROZELLE is selling, the very lowest is
can. He ' •
Discounts all the rest or the
97 I BINGHAMTON, e7 Court Sc. • N.Y.
.1, Court it.
Binghamtori April 1 . 9, '
HOW
ANIIOOD : ROW - LOST, HOW
RESTORED !
Just published, a new edition of Dr- Culver
well's Celebrated 'Essay Oa the radical clan!
• (without medicine) of Spermatorrhcra or Seminal •
WeakneSs, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impoten
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Marriage, etc. ; also, Consumpttor., kpllepsy and Fits.
induced by'self-indulgence or sexual extravagance, &a.
12rPricet. in .a.sealed envel.4pe, only sit cents.
!the celebrated author, iu this admirable essay-, clear ,
ly demonstrates. from lc thirty 'years' successful pillc
tice, that the alarming couacquences•of self-abuse may
be radically cured without. the dangerous use, of intern
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out a mode of care at once simple, certain, a effect
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vately. and radical?.
This Lecture should be in the hands of every`
youth and every man in the land • •
Sent under sea), In a Plain envelope, to any address .
post-paid, on receipt of six cents or two post stamps.
, Address the Publishers, .
F. lirll,lllllll & Son
41 Anit at, Now Turk ; Post Office Box, 4U6.
July 12, 1876. •
: CLARK.' .PRAOTIOAL MA
.40 'AND GUN SitilTilir " •
- .Bas' located' on Public Avenue, (basement ;of $. 0.• •
Sayre's store bnildine) where. be .is prepared to (V .
Gun
kinds of Smithiug, &ming Machine repniring, .
IPil ing.' Lock repairing ands It Tight Mechanical repairing ,
on"
short notice,. and on as reasonable, terms, ts C=;l.
done elsewhere. All work warranted.- Orders by
promptly- attended to. :Kmat' :patronage le solicited,'
and satisfaction guaranteed. . J. W. CLARE.
Montrose. Aug. 9, 1876tf.
FARM, _ FOR SA L E .
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,
The subscriber offers- his lam far *sale; sitakte4B.
Forest Lake, containing 65
,acres 450 improved."( c Wilt
keep twelve carve; and a tea u; Well watered, is slim.
a good grain farm, :Has a nice - younz orchard. Tarim
~ w ilfbe made easy. For farther puliculara =Ca'
Address, " —•' • '` AARON REYNOLD _
or S. D.: ROO
71iontross,1118
Feb. 113,
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Tke latest improved Cogine.. mid Caskets on kiAaiei. -
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AILEIRS.
FRENCR MILLINERY,
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