GOVERNOR WIA Al, B E RLAIAr. - -' ?"tbe"gittliti battlO'Tor .. refOrm which will ._Tice attompt now making In South' come off in November: Is it not folly, is ' to.. it not madness in . us, - who have Suffered Carolina by the federal administration- each deep wrongs -at :the hands of 'the r e-elect GovernorChathherlain by intinii-. dation and coercion of • as . . a of 'the tvoterS of the I te P u bliPan:PaP,tY . to waste our strength State is so.dangerou ; vxatinplefot . - npon this Peter.gooper.tuoYement,-which _s the f u t u ri, 'aii . ..Wll as of sn .11.1, pe' t u ition s ; :min bring us nO . .!.elief. . '-.• -, . ',.....;.....,., effect.upoii the - .peace a nd: :w if tt i o: , o t. ih e .. --, Shill we not -act . like :wise' men. an 4" • vote with the army of reform that is now State and of colored' people,lwhO.are, -marching on under the leadership of those there, as in Louisiana' and ,Mississippi, fearless,. A.,. gallant and. honest leaders. Til , • made the football'of 'Unscriipnlous:per..iti-.. . _ ....e..'and l. .qendric is u onees '. ki•P Them '' 6't jail gamblers,-;that -that it • Ough k tO be '.: stood by tbe s, Northern ; i People. ) It' it not PaPq'tfOrtkonr present diffiedlty ; 'thereis but one road which will lead us out of safe to vote for a party' whose leaderS not a, our fearful condition, but one course left. only countenance but command such dangerous and unconstitutional interfer- for us. to pursue, and that is-to vote for _ Business and n ee by the party in power toperpetui4e Tilden e . s - anO Hendricks. ' its power and elect its faVorites. '.i 1 . 2 ~ : . !Pikj.iig'.* fi, ball , we.. . not do this, :and It is commonly said that South - Caro- .aalue've • a 'victory decissive and' coin him would certainly 'show . ' 'republican P iet , •• ''. I' ' ' •.1 ' - In the event of the election of.Tilden majority, because it has ci, Majority ppf• ' Hendricks anew_ era wills dawn .AIP-, colored yoters,..and thati..:-COnseqtiently- 4 , 6 4. - on us, , Whioli ,Will."feyife trade, set' . th e ihe dvniciciats Cannot exiieCtl,tOJelect'den. : industries' of '-the nation in motion, giving. Elinpton;without intimidation of, Yoters. ,employinpit to laborqrs, , inechanicand This is , a fundamental . ,error. i :Thp : truth, . , itlfat'affei a 'IOn14; • ' . cOli r'` .4: e•' l O'f' 'C'O'"ii' . t ' a'iw l , ll "n'eety 'A'ocit ithi'' aiii r -6 W O ' -o.2' .' ' ' , ' . ,• . f Vote, for Tilden,Houlricks and a restora- iliatllas happened to the republicanpaily of our crippled industries - and.a general in South Carolina - which . happened - tosNt.„ i,;i' • , ~: i - -' . _ li e : , - Lt. ~. • city i defno6ratio 'phrty-e. 'lt' hap split : Governor Chamberlain its: fthe head of .. • ' one fragment a ihis paily il. 7;,,iiihi:'r:itizt - ' g ? in.-nt- is s,,tr-ofigly opposed to Win and sup- ports.qeti. Hampton. This, afi r ti-Oharriber.,' . lain xi'ih •tio- in it•inany'biOnest iiia'iiiiii)P wry in finch Ni' republicans, Whii'are 'lii• illg All their..pOwer - and ~ in fllience . to 6. , fe at il.r:. Chamberlain. • Theyshaie, :iti fact, persuaded a considerable part of the colored population to oppose Chainher l tin, whose defeat, on F. fair yPte; is ;very probable. , • . In this emergFmcy, '.Chamberliiin-_raias: the cry of lawlessness, and the - Northein republican leaders' at once l, persn 'de the President and his too convenient Attar il liey• G-enersl to send ‘down. troopti; and b ..- gin a general system of arrests. Why? For what purpose? TO any one : who knows the Southern 'colored voter the motive is clear. Mr. Chamberlain knows that the negroeB ;' ig norant, [easily led by . a show of power, and devoted to the name of General Grant,, :will see. in this, ready use of federal troops . .in . favor •of cham: berlain onitart 'intliCation that he - is the ' President's. favorite, And ' that their duty to General Grant isi; . in spiteioftall argu ments, to support Chamberlain. Even if 11E? were-i'mbst :fit -; arid' 'proper . prsbn. to, be re-elected thiS tiuscrupulons,.usopf the j Hera] power for his own 'ends - ouglit'to - 1 procure his defeat, and would in abycom- unity where the 'majority otivoters rs.ses4d aye rage li ri tell ige if Ce". 1' -'• - . There are at this moment thr• - ;e-partieS t.S , uth Carolina—one stipribiting. Tit- deitand . Hainpton, one sup Porting. Hayes ho s! Chamberlain, and a - 011i iiilizliting 11.1 yes and Hampton. Chatnberlain's .ob T : jet. in 9SlnkliTiOcii3 . find , ;4iiiiiiiiigiir eat: , • ht . -federal deputy marshal is :to disperse the last named Party'and'.drie . tlie-kolor i voters 'no* in• it back .to his support. ile is, iriliict • , lutinfidatint . voters - On -a' ihr,ge scale by, , his itse ! ,.s74 federal troops.: T:IP is the plain truth about South Caro . a -... ,;ti i.. .ih ~;•..,.,,...„.,,:,„:„..:, A. ~, i,:i, aril any - r er citizen . ` izen . can fee, teat to reinstate' the, repn blibajis impower : fur four yorfrtv liey..dilich,:jsJ.h, eirootfrstr. tovard the South is4bAtindjlie 'country aver. lor four, years, more' to a,. very tkii • ' ' ,-- - - - rt ,s ' . 4. :-•,- 4i,. .t. • 1 f'••- :' ir;riipu lou 8 and.. ditn,g6rciiis , pbyrbytitiikto : 11. ti WiiiiiiiiiietiiiiSikeilBl4-'4046411 iti'lE-1:= , . f • ' . !tale measures, sure to - curse prolonged., :ivildipro - spitioialc Alt Alta uiaodei ild ntegn an k ,wi 0,, . 0 till -grititer.tlarigefel 1. I iO O 6 ,,,,, liZ s i b . 4li ' 'l4 1 ' - 4 :: , ±441 i k.. , .; , 11.71 k.! )1. OV.;-117.:7.,..c.c..9mr,1.7. , ,:',, 1 4 i . 7 , - 4 - , . -,: •T , :,• ~. t.,_: -,. -A '...:01-.91i71,,it.• 4 1 /' °AP:4V .'ISPOYI afraRAWEN. V at party has controlled' 1116 3; afftlite then 11 c.i94„f9T, khe i Pi t"--,.._49. ye4rA 3,. TIM - publfden'ElAitf.' Who . htie ~levied and illteted enormous taxes,, given a - vay lions °closet , f a u p f f,tib illi Li , q sy ..- ~ ...0 I nderedtlfelq i n reasury, • quand „:(l our revenues paraly z ed ..our i ei "4. closed ouilifitßibniti rxlss, ur- Es pi r 1, forges and workshops, and brough t 4 PeOpie to starvation, — lfiriftruptcy and 0; thrown thousands or honest irro i 4 t” w°l :Vl 41 16 :1 1 1.4110 th e t a mies Co' 4 tea4",l upon every thorough, `taiiti in t ghway i l l, ke lijpt4iik ; 11,1100 t . tinploynient ? Is it not the. Repuhli ' party that is re B Ponsit4e . for \ ial this 4 4 1 14ti0n in business . , for l all , this pis., !and woe . F: :"'-'''''''''', "! ` lail w, i. 14: , this.;:party : ... : hjah . im ' n g u ilt Y-4 diesf . PliAlCs; Of ;0/ 18 40 t .. .' itue. i , areer; anew , lease Ot, po w er 1 .? . ' ll We VOte for Ilaycsapii - Theelo,aiici. perpetuate (be- reign : 4'gratiti,-413 ? , - , 4 11 ive be drawn ), iuto4bilarcO'oc %let- i 1 LcOooper ,aite:•Oar:!6)i: w 6-, ca4n9t! 1 : 'ib I IY obtained:a iin'ile..4lntoitit'TOit e .'4..,, .5i,A.':,..141 ''. l ' 4 ‘,Y;4 l •?,?,f;' :I,Tl,Z''l.lreii.Q -i'.i '" i !A r - t Y,jP4 4 9*4i 6 437 P 4 03 A,ll t re, i the part of seisibieliiii;itid.*(4ir 1 4aatier that our ,ballota will count in - • odt ilo .1,.. ,, i,& .104 • :.,, 'i ,,. '4E - AdVBA-&. ..~~ ..:!, Arliansas,.was full of crime and. disor 7 der until, Op . si Deropero, • (3 - qvprn9r,.qr4r r Jam • 6 . 141• iii ha s;beqp-pqnee fnl ever - since,'•and - - no Complaints come frotn - :thete, t nder ltis wise tale' . of wrong to It(!pnhliWis otVeoloreti. Men. These ate not the words of an advocate of' the Deinooratio , Canie; but the 'deliberate ut terances of • the - .New - -- Yirk Herald, the ablest and most influential 'newspaper in the Unite 4 States. • that suppOrta - Hayes for President. ...This is Democratic praise • I from the Sir Hubert of if who .will tell' the truthAen if it does hurt his party. As - k cgas the Morton s - and Chand lers and Bpenbers and ChaMberlains and Pattersons rule this mull) fty there will .be disturbances, hiird titnes and high taxes. • TI 3 / 4 0can: only he put down by electing Samuel J." Tilden to . the Presi dency, and restoring the government to the basis of peace, fraternity,' honesty and . • • \ The Tallest Tall Tower Lying. . , WASHINGTON, September 29.—:Phestate 7 meta published in. the NeW York .Trib ttne - titoaY that tie, last House. allowed Southern war claims to the amount of •!605,000 is amisphieyous'-and malicious miSrepresentation of the' faCti!.. The bill which the House passed was that.cOver big the claims of _those - who were loyal during lie war and were allowed .by the SOnthern Claims Comthisciion . , iyhich . acts I by, the authority and 'miler • the revision roiGnigress. - .No so-called re 61 claim u 14 . r the law Can be • approved .4 . 9iis n intnission. As to the other war claims . . Ip. ss.d . by the present House, the official l tacOrd shows that . of Ne. fifty-f,ve . cases reported; covering •$,215, 000, thiri.Y- . seYen r- 7 wo'e reporti..d jayori.26lt in . the last Re . - ' publican • Ho u se,,,' anio ui i tiug .Co .$170,000, and o e'.the ' ,whO le- arty- i '.. r r e -but seventeen ~4e €'pa , ' el,•m tile.. D , ..mociatic ouse, . and 414 . 66 . 1 . 1;W to -;inst- $75,000 and icA more: Now in thell,rst session, of thiilaStj Ongress fi 1 eieOn 1) i i6inSrepoved"seyetity nine war'elaitiii faVortildy, in Vol vin g 4044, 000, 6eside's three cases for - 60Q bales nf •egtton used i ! .c.fitstr4t r og collikatkons.• the ritinilitrbf - billi'pasSA was forty-four,. and the amount invoked , .was $203,000. filleißrpublictpi l War - - ClaintS 'COMinfttee :• j iThieli reported one involving4s,ooo,ooo, ,A now n ;as the iron -AO ct)tiltrant.ors'nlaigt.' 'Phis i.s,the' kflieial'ilOp!,:i b lOU it. ti, ..i't;Obla i pit . f , ilitl9§.t.Re'ptrhliein'tAlsehbo -. ' •. 1 T•4,.,d - Old-tlosed: in Nevi' to'''r,k9ll . ' litoiida - y . . • - " !4ifiat :.at 109/. • ' -.,- ••,' . .3 b ~:,...i, „... 1=..E. , - , l_ ~..,-,-... .:: , 4,-..t --- -------...---- 77 - pUBLIG SALE .'' -,•'. :- - -- r-r . --; s :' 5 ' 1 L. - -, ' ' W.1.1;' , '1. 1, ,:%: ; : • .-, ,- ;:_ , .:•: r...ci , .t 2 e......f. ~:',l: S. : ', i ` tio undersign - id "will offer tor - kilt' itevrintil even ue, • 'in : Forest LakuToWnship,;On • - .. uirsidgy - t --Npv, gd„lll74k. -, - - • ~'. (ILI -- t 1 ,.• - - .::, ,- -'., 0,- -- .!.- :,. . - at ,10,0 1 .C1ieklii pu. - 41.luvf011osibkii•roiik4")it, , -4 .: • 25tons 4 hay, 250 bashelatof ccirittntheaitt634lThttil h -1 .4 - els ot oats,,a. quatttitypf Iluck*hea t . . 6 bu2shels • •- - Of tittiothpseed , liti.ntity of. potatoes, - ~' • - - - lot of -oat straw and corn stalks, . , - 5 , ~,• , ,,.,A horse,,.l . .co*, lanther - f:.:, , -:?,,,,/. . `,..• i i., -, ',"!f:i • • ' ' l 'l "? 'AgtiOlidiuggy,'set \' -r- ,Dohs! set • ..,,, . *. .'' .. \ • ..< tdutthie . ~,... .4ruos, 2 sets': ' , • - , l :_i li ( .0 t' .- "'-'';' I : , -a fitil line of farming utensils, a ~ lot of household laraiturc„-duld, nanw 1 . , - ~ -; •?- ; - . 11 OW arteks . not ' mentrone4l. • , k ' 1 , 4: -; S ,- , r , A1l spirts, Ittder.l o 4. cash; ilnititrOvhi e l 1 / .. ',.1 • •-•, `, t 0 credit With lnterest ai4auproyfd security .; • • IMMO goods, to be removed until Settled .for.: - - f .4. 4 - a. . r . . .. • ' - - ' ',. l ' AARON REYNOLDS . . , • - Oet. 11. 1876. . ~- ' - --' b -, - -42446 I A DUINISTRATOR'S NOTIOg: Iq .41 the est of Liendriek EC Gay. late . of Anbonilsrp. dec'd. Letters of Administration In the said estate _latvlnffbeengranted to the undersigned ad peraorieow - tagnield , estate, aroreqtiested to make inunediateVayr ,meat. and all persons having claims against said estate are requested to presentthetu without delay. MARY E. GAY, \ • 41114a4 GAY Rept. ,1876, TOR'S .NOTICE. e under. i, l3 :spign i ed having been appointed an auditor by the oo rt, Common .fleas of basq'a Co„ to di stributo 41: quads itt court...owing ' from tale of' real estate;Of agery atteird to the du Lica pi , hi o,,appOint AND; at. his office in Montrose; Monday, Nov. Eitkat one 'io'clocirp . an.. as *hien tyne and piece all persons In, :tee etited will * present their claims.r be foreVer dfbarr rj!-'47,.. ; • tr. 1 04 ; awe ‘IVEVi i :LOT ,IrjFPALLiVa-:CARD'S AT THIS OFFICIL. - ai. _Rot? Fk'::-.- .11;)Eilt,Q.CRA,Zs : ~:: opl , of:in: 4 : -., is-• 1876: r ; I • . For, Ou.talleous , t)isorders, and, sy iTuptfons of the shin, this ointment is most in- Valuable. It does not heal exn.'-rpslly alone. batvelle tmtes with-11m most . reArehihi 'eVrcls.,,to the:lvery Itobt of the. evil: ' 1221 CcoliCrvt'fra*,iii" , : A*XL23.46O' r. invariably cure the following diseues ,• • •, ;D isapierig , 44l63l:iduqys.-. • In al dtieitileg affeetiog;these organs.,'Wheil*r; seprete to much or too little-swifter; er• Whether they' es ;afflicted with stone or gravel, - or with aches - and pains !settled in tlfe limns over, the. rpgions of the kidneya, , ' I -thuakills itionkt be (liken ,eecorilinst to the printed dit , 'fettiotts, and the Ofnitrieet sboit:4 be well rtibbed, into: the small 0f4.1 . t0 back at'bed time."fttis treaunent: lOW give almost i p at tipd,itlylvliFf W49 11 :a.1 - 1 other means have fai),ect. • t• • ,"- ' • . ' ll • For Stougiplie out of Order. €. -likenfidictie N nro effectually Improve the foal) of.tha, stomach as These/Ids; theyremoVe all adiditi-occulon ed. , • eitherbyhatemp erance tar improper diet. They; reach; ass,liver and ; reduce it to a healthy action; `tn4 , are 'lrtitidetinlly efficacious in cases of Spasm—in fact they, )never tail in curing, all disorder s , of .the liver and stoni t r = World ,ifest,- known in the World for the following ditieases: Ague, Asthma,•Ell ;ions, Compislots; Illorches on' the bkia, , Boweld, Cont. gumption., Moillty; Dropsy, Dysentery;Erysipelas;Fe male Irregultritles,Fevers of ell kJ nde,Fics, out. II ead ache. Ind igesilon, Inflammation, ,Tunucllce, Laver Com- Ailaihttr, Lumbago, Piles , 11,beumitism, Detention' 'of -I.lo,lo",.Scrolula or King's b.vil,Sore Throats, Stone and Gravel, Tle-Douloureatur, Tumors,llleels, Worms of all kindS, Weakness fromany cause, etc. . DIPORTANT CAUTION. None tird gClitline unless ilte signaturebf Ilaydock. sa agent for the United States, 'surrounds each box - Of Piila and Ointment. A beßdoeme - rewartierill be given to any one rendering.sack . 'lnformation 1113 irui,y lead to th.ediptecz.on of_ any party or parties counterfeiting the medicines or vending the 'same.) knowing. them to be soilrioult. • ***sold ar the manufactory : of professor:Holloway & co., New York, and by ;all / respettable • druggists and des era in' medicine throughout thB eiviii4ed world, in boxes at2s cts, 62 eta. and $1 each., 101 0 7"rtiers F ins coa t siderable easing by taking the huger '' 7 -D ireethine for oe, guidlino..3 of patients infer. , ery:dlebrder are affixed tcr PAO ' FllEfilen,ltlefrAßDS: & CO., Sole Agents.' Philadelphia; 1:k. • t • _ Admirtletratore. 89.w6 it It 6'2' 1 1 9 1MA114.14 A. . Oar. lar_ge STEEL lINGRAWNGS :et the PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES MI radii! , Send 140nriala. X.itafOßAYlNG l Co4.3s:w4al so* sows CARRY, TEIE N. ' OR CARRY: THE NEWS TO HART. AND EVgAYBODY ELSE! FOR GOOD NEWS usERALTRY ma; REFDESUING 0111111 AN & u 0„ ti HAVE MOVED •TO THEIR NEW ATONE : I • THE -. ..RIRST - NATIONAL ' BANS, (SeArle's Neir Brick,) Where they will keep onhand the best aisoried, stock o Nen's and Boys' Ready-Drade , , , .• .02/.022.120.0; DRY'GOODS, :NOTIONS, FANCY' GOODS, <HOSIERY, EATS, MILLINERY , GOODS, of all deacriptiona. anctlateit:etyles. Grvz us A cAt r. sod :we will, sA - Vz You xoirr.— Terms, cash, or gopa paper-- Respeef ally; - S. pg.l4l o lltAl - a; co., NATIONAL DIM . GOODS & CLOTHING EXPIIORIUM• BLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS, newest shades, 25 cents per yard, • ;• - at S. P. CO.'S First National. BLACK AND COLORED CASHMERES, all shades cents per yard, • • at S. P. & CO.'S First National. BEST CALICOES,New styles and fast co i ors, 631 cents per yard. • at S. P. & CO.'S First National. HANDSOME HAMBURG EDGING AND - INSERTING from 10 cents per yard up, at S. P. & CO.'S First National. YARD WIDE BLEACHED COTTONS, from 8 cents ' per yard up, • at S. P. & Co.'S First National. YARD WIDE FACTORY, from. 73,i‘ cents per yard upwards, at S. P. • CO.'S First Naticnal. BEST SHIRTINGS, new styles. 15 cts. per yard at S. P. & CO.'S First Nations!. BOYS' READY-MADE SUITS, 'from $5 Up, " at S. P. & Co.'S First NationaL YOUTHS' READY-Mitter 431116.150 op, t National. MEN'S BEADY-MADE SUITS, from $8 up, at S. P. & CO.'S First Niitional. BOYS' CASSIMERE_ PANTS, from $1.50 op; at S . P. &CO.'S First National. MEN'S CASSIMERE PANTS, from $2.50 Op. at S. P, & CO.'S First National • • . We shall also keep hand Gents' and Ladies' Un derwear of all styles.; ladies' and mlaSes' Eeady-made Snits. As assistance tci, otir'experienced • and artistic milliner. we have engaged the services of one of the leading trim:tiers in New York city, and we guarantee opr - milliney department to coutat the leading r Lyles abd trini(ned b•Jst city styles, and onr prise lower than elsewhere It emember we will keepa asSott ., ent of 'all classes of gbode generally kept in flrst-clatts 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. Ourmotto will be. ''Justice to all." •Bear in mind we have a NEW SToRE, NEW GOODS, and the LOWES•T CASH !PRICES IN THE COUNTY. As an inducement to make large purchases we will deduct, (on demand ] on all. ca.,1.1 bills of $lO or more, five per cent.":" • ' . 'Come one and all • . , Both great and small • . . And b uy your goods • : ' . At S. P.. dt Co.'a First Na tion,-all. : -,. Respectfully, S. PILLMAN-:& CO., First ''.'ntional Dry Goods and ClOthing Store.: Montrose. March Ili, 1S;& , - - - --: - '-, • . '' ... lii - ARAK. Tuiu4E. FACTS 1' ' -- •i. —V.L. Testimony. of tii e,. Whole - World. . . • , .fioLLOW-AYls 'Va PI.L,IIs. . ~ . • .. Extracts frail! rious Letters'i •• t ;I - ' • ‘ 4 I had no appetite; olloway's Pills gave me` a hearty one." • "Your Pills are marvellous."- .- ... - 1 ..'.i., - , -"I send for another-box: andkeen tuenlin the house" "Dr.flelloway has cured naYibeaciacbethat.wlis cbrop-, lc " • .-: '. . ' :..,',•:- : '. • .. 'i: "I gave one of pint; Pills in, tn 3. babe ler:cholera tricir. tkos: The-dear little thirg got well in ii . .dey."" - . I'My IlUttiezt. of a morning ).snow cured." - "Yotir box of Mlle way's tiintment cured me or noites in the head. ' I rubbed some of your Ointment behind the errs and the noise has left." ' "Se dme two boxes. I -want rote fora.poorfitn - ily.v `I enclose a dollar; yowl pMce is . 25 cts, but the med icine to me isi worth a dollar," - . .. .`•Eiend me five boxes of your Pills.'_,' ~ A : ~. ~. , i; ~ , ..1 .., `}Let me.ha'Ve three boitee or yptir i Nirei 3 O.retitrn mail forChillkandirover.". ' ' ' ' " • .. 1 have over 200 such testimbriFali as thess e but,want ofspace compels me to conclude:. - . .-' j. - .'--- :: •- . . —i- - - =I!! GODS! GOODS TVc'.. liezp-cles* ENTIRE 'NEW STOCK OF MENSI, BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, At prices to Bait the lout times, ENS' SUITS, SOTO $25 BOYS' & YOUTHS' $5 TO SiO • DRY .GOODS, • . 1 HATS ScyCAPS BOOTS. AND 'SHOES, : 'YANKEE NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, Cheap for cash. • No chtirges - for showing our goods. • WM. HAYDEN. Hew Milford. May 3d. I.Bl'6.—tf. . - • • • • liN . 4 : 4 4(ea • SULPHUR SOAP . r .'• I. Ckaosiug. Soolhigg. llhalisg and - Parilvinw. • , •-• , modem cons:Kt rentarlFahly• M and hcaiihfnl . Ei iniPartS fonns . :tn . elastic 1:4 wi t iti l pe sß . It - c0c;..1 hums, scalds. chafing, i. exeoriatb.tts. rottglittes....,tan. suriburn. 4 les, liver C1V11.10,1 iLitl4S, sores, Ulcers. 41:t %Arta.til . . 4311.131 ant! feet'. itch; . 1 Annual itch, itelling between the toes, itching, the body, piles. corns- Also relieved the 2 itching mid iriitati..o of biting and ., stinging iriftvt - td. As it is- especially adapted to the Tott.m, NI.*TMERT, .and BATH WIWI, you can lake a S•diAttr /kid, at pleagoin.t. For, bath ing Children, it is unequalled - , Ladies who E use it in their Toilet would never do without it. It neutr.tlizes the odor of petspiratizit, and. tut an external remedy, can scarooly ' used amiss. Full directions aca)inimity each paeliago.: TILT IT. -, Pilo 25 Ct. per C:li. 3 C.-.. 12.1 f!r CO, dte.. tly mut . ,113 tu4i • - Harm limn AT Dr. Van ()Moe, No. 13..1 Green-zii.. - Sold by all /lruagb#o4 , 'USE VO EGGS WHITE COOITENS; RUFF C6OIIENS, PARTRIDGE poeFiENS, -TLY3IOIITII.- ROCKS, • " AND 1101 MANS Eggs for, liatelikitg, 7 . - - S 3 _per 13, • tlif Young Foivls for sale after AnOet 15t,1878. at, reasonable prises. ' No - inferior specimens shipped from my yards. White Coehet.s. let Jpiremium at derley__(Bert7 & Williamiatock.)' . Buff Cochena; Berry `u Nlcircnlare. Write tor-what is wanted And OvainP replye will, be given. - Addrcer. . , • C C , 9 • ' larch 29.1876:= -em. FOR 1876. JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY - '- ,With our four presses; a large gumortmest of plain land fanay,.lo4 r type,,liciders, Inks:, papers, cards ; etc., 'and: . experienced workmen, We are prepared do •- , , AU Kinds- 4 . 34' Job WO LOWEI;T'PR:IOEg P ' upon romp, • receipt of' n order; ar:otlterwkso,) I .' vi& 'eattfuraish - Wedding Invitations i _- Eitirelopes, Bill Heads,.Stittemeuts„Note `L'Box Labels, BhoW,,Cards, Admission Tick ets; Ball Tickets, Law Blanks, Auction" Bills, Large Posters, Small Posters, ri Bottle LAbels; Calling Cards, Address , Cards, .13usiness , Cards; invitation Cards: PaMphlets,•BUslness Circulars, Wrappers,Tags, Dasging tc etc. Pro e grannes, e 1r & CRUSER IiAWLE , May 10.- Democrat Office. __ j,H..B.taNas. I HR. BLANDINQ N,' Goicipoll Barnes, Blanding 4114 Co., gtatblt,;.4.odl::.l4oiiito:.:T.otito. ; [1111T4111.1:91M1 IN 1840.1 MAI4I7PAOTUIitIII3 . OF ALL KLNDB OP MARBLE 'AND' - GRANITE MONUMENTS. MANTLES, ;,:.; a.= IMPORTED OP ECOTOII GRANITE, 04enangt• SC, NffaiDeindt • BINGUAIITON. N.T March 8.18”. Uts Jiist received azi. Also a tine line of , • ~C:~YCZ~'%" ~f~.~~.1 PI!MMtE=B relit Bend, =lllg6= NEW :FIRI4, NEW GOODS, =REM W 133 ., ; . . - ..1 . 1', - . , 1,301r.il • Sp' : Co., Cook Stoves, Multires s gea ON TIME, •. Is the name of a new Cook Stove, just ! out. containing If new principle in baking, • and is destined to make a revolution in the construction of Coole4totes. Coma , in and see it. ' • THE „41? G N.D.- As a .heating stove stands without :a rival . fu beauty, durability and economy. Come and' satisfy yourself, and get, names of, parties :now using theni. • • 'TINWARE. . •-, • We take Ppecial pleasure In offering to the Wholesale and Retail Trade. our itesirabld . supply of Tinware. We nee none but the best of charcoal plates., OUR WORKMEN ARE EXPEarENct) ! OUR STVLES ARE Pau/Aims ! GOODS ARE WARRANTED ! - , Annee defy any: to, proauce 'better' goods to less . LAMPS. *full line of Lamps of beautiful design. Also 'Chim neys of every description. • STONE WARE. Flower Jars, Hanging Pote. Chums, Bitter Jars, Preserve Jars, Jugs, Stove Tubes: &c. BUILDERS. HARDWARE. Botts and Screws, Locks and Knobs; Latches, Ctehes, Doors. Sash, Blinds. Glass, Building Paper, White Lead, Zinc. Oilss•Vurnishes, Paint Brushes, Spiritual Turpentine, Dint el any shade desired. Also color for mixing paint. . . , BOLTS.. A full assortment of Philadel lila Carriage Blta. laid a full line of Iron A x?et , Bar Imn , Horse Shs es, Nails, Rode, ac. ' ' , • We purchase in Car-load tots. • therefore catkaell to the trade in less quantities as cheap as any house in the city. EGGS Wm. H. BOYD, J. H. CORWIN, IJ. R. COOLY. ,ifontro4, March 15, 1876. pL.A.N'ING LUMBER ,YARD.! In order'to bOtter 'accommodate the community. the undersigned has established a ,depot for the *aloof Lumber Manufactured at ME newly-erected building on the. Old Keeler tannery Site, in the where Nillibe kept constantly on band. A full atockof WHITE AND Y. - ELLOVPINE, FIE:3ILOIC, OAK; ASH, - MAPLE' AND BLACIC WALNUT LUMBER, : , . • . whichmith the atd of the'most Improved machin'ex and competent workmen. is prepared to work ilitpazW,pg, to meotthe WantragfOtletombrs.` • ' • , • WELL SEASONED LUMBEH,'INCL'IDING,SIDING. • I.IFLOORING, cEILING. SHINGLE AND LATII'DON%TANTLY ON HAND.. - Planing, Matebing, Idoeldings: and' Sciol , l Sawing Cope to order. ' " • • ' I :,',V.V4OONi- - ,044Rj44ES & SI4EMII; • „ • _1 ' - ibiANIkrACTORY..• - iq cOnneetion wife the above establishment.; undertXe of Mr. ' management Mr. 1 , 1% fit Rogers. 'ExaMine oar w ork before leaving your orders elsewhere. Repairi,ug doge ,RrozOptly., : • . .- • • • ' Arkst.LATll/401K: Nonttose.:BiPtiliailez Nth. 181 IL .. • iIIUSINESS , CitANGE: The. thin Of'X'llicOn L. havlig bees dissok•ee t : • ' • la _ onfection.e us eas t At tlie,olditaitd. am prepared to fainish all klada'of . pavan sat :FRESH SVITLX-OANNED .GOODS, tC:onstituily on hand. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF 'TOYS. &C. &C. Moitroso, may 8d,1879: - T4.4B,gr..L.Ti . ;.:4PUSE. - ' "' Tor , T. T • "9 . ',0 1,42 11.1.44 , 1 ;110r kai .Ifincastiostatirta " - :wetter withikileinv mu the Montois• tko Maud width* D. L. W. itaihoW 48111 lefl, NEW PRIDES, MUCCI11110,R,i:0•BOTD ds coswiNj DBALEMI IN fag _ Stoves. NAILS. IlitrO.N'T'ltol3l3 HEART OF TOWN At wlioleeale and 'lletait Prices. ‘)P1 M4 172 TF VOliniffOtll4 „ • molvntosE,PAziNli.' NENE MILL 1, , . NMEIN, B. C. BACON. :;1:, .i . ... 1 :,: . , ..4 . 4.;; ‘ - t`; '.),:i - : -; ri '''' l ' 1 =MEI .. 6i - t~,r.7'u'yy NMI
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