arrangement of Mails.
Vii RAii.noAD:
rrive.!. Depark
To nkhanuock, (Daily,) 90 p m 1215 in
Yu STAGES
Montrose Depbt,(Daily i )....
600 p in 620 a .n
New M Mora. MallYa .1505 a m 1 go r ,
Wyalu sing, (llaily,) ... . .. . . .......... 945 a m 10 00p m
Friendevillei(tri weekly,) • , , 000 pxii 800 a m.
OonlilinStation,(triwoekly',)' 70011112 100 am'
Bi nghamton,via S. Lake,(tri weekly). 600 p hi , 700 p m
westioppen,(tri weekly,).. ' 1000 a in - 300,p m •
The New York, (via 51ontiose tiebot,) Att Mord;
runkhannock, an oi \Yvan si ikare
TheUouklln Sta . tiopAiailrans Tdesdaysi Thtitidayi,
and' Saturdays. • - -
The' Binghamton mail, Tues. :
lays, Thursdayis,and,Saturdays. • -
Friondsville mail runs Tuesdays,ThursdaYa,and Bat
ardas'.
Nieshoilp en inn truss Stoudays,Wodziiiiidi*and
Fridays.
ADDITIONAL STAMM:
A Stage leareadaily-forMoatrose DapOt at 1 ra.otild
returns at ap.at . - - -
A Stage 'leaves, daily for New 'Milford at7Boa.
and rewrap at 330 p. m.
iliontroae Railway Time Table.
Arratigateat of 'Tralas, , To take effecto . 4 16tinde.y,
Aprill7, 1876. , . - • "' .
Down Trains. • . ' Up Trains
SOUTHWARD. NORTHWARD
P. M. A. X. • • A. X.
545 10.15..... .....6fontrose ...... .....9.00 4.53
555• 1025 . 845 . '645 :
558 1028..
. 840 , 448 .
605 1032 'Hunters —OW 444
608 1085 ..Woodbourne.... .... ..8 80 440
611 10 40............Dim0ck 895 . ' "486
617 10 47............Ty1er's ........ .816 . 428
625 , 10 57.... . • . 410
690 11 .•• 7'55 412 '
645 1118'. .. ... ..745 405
663 11113. 785 400
'lO5 1195 L0beck........ 25 345
716 11 46. ? ,..... .. .. Marcy's • 715 387
790' 11 00.. .. . ..Tankhannock...`...7 00 ' 39 1 2
Milne will tan on Lehigh Valley time as kept in the
OMte of P. & N. Y. RR at 'Tunkhaunock.
'
All trains connect at Tunkbannock with P. dt NY.
B. R.going north and south.
JAMEW.I. BUMMER, Pres' t
Mauch Chunk. April 17.1876.
•
List of New Advorti.
Glenn's Sulphur , Soap.
Coal—E. R. Stebbins.
Ho I tor the Holiclays—E. C Bacon.
BUSINESS LOCALS. •
Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. •
Donation fur Rev. H. J. Millard.
Meeting of Pomona Grange. -
Meeting of Susquehanna Grange P. of
MEDICAL SOCIETY .MEETING.—The 'Susque
hanna County Medical Society met at Harlord
Pa , Oct. 25th, and was opened wita prayer by
Dr. Brundage, of. Faetoryville. • Members pies
, ent, Dr. W. L. Richardson, 'President ; Drs. E.
E. Mitchell, A. I`. Brundage, H. Pennypacker,
W. N. Green, E. F. Wilmot, and W. R. Blakes
lee. • . •
In the . absence of the Blakey-. Secretary, Dr. Blake 1
lee was chosen Secretary, prb tern. Dr. Wm.
Rogers, of South 'Gibson, Was admitted as a
member-of the Society. Dr.:Leland Bailey, of
Dundaff. and Dr. G. A. Brundage; of Factory
vine, were proposed fOr,membershiP. '
Dr. Mi,tChelr read in able essay for which the
thanks of the Society were tendered.
;pp motion of Dr. 'Brundage It 'was resolved
that this Society :recymmend\ to ,, the board of
public instruCtions Of this county the necessity
of introducing tit* subjects of Anatomy, Phys
iology and Bygeine.
Df..Brandage was appointed, to'delivefa lec
.,
ture at, the next regular, Meeting, and toi. Pen
vnYpaoker aliernate. -
A iew intients presented themselVes at the
clinlinnd were prescribed - tor. • '
,01L-notion it was resolved that - the discussidn
of "Cerebro-Spinal meningitis," be continued•
On motion of Dr. Wilmot it was resolvedsthat
"quinine and diffusive stimulants in febrile
diseasmbe a(subject Of discussion .O the next
meetirg
A' vote of thanks was tendered to Harfor ) d
Grange for the use of their Hall, and alsom. o
Drs. Blakeslee and Pennypacker .for -. heir en-
tertainment.
SceietY adjourned to meet at Montroae.,, on,
the first teiinesday of January, iStri.
W. R Bi.AKE\SiEE, See. pro tem.
NEIGHBORING COUNTIES.
• LIIZEItNE COtTNTY, PA. '4l' . :v • .
The Scranton Republkan says there are sev-
eral cases of black, lever in the
.1?ollsh, settle-,
menu between' Penn and Franklin Avennes in -
Vs city. - - . •
the county the. Republicans have elected
A., F. Barber, 'Prothonotary ; Chas. E. Rice,
District-Attorney ; Robert J. James . , Clerk of
the Courts ; Wadhams and Seamans State Sen;`
ators ; and- seven Assemblymen. The- benio
crate have elected, Col. Wright, and W. H.'
Stanton, to Congress, and the A.ssemblymen in ,
the 4th and: sth districts.
An old inan,_nanied Patrick \ t.3orCorazt Was
killed by being' run over by the cars at the
Tolling mills in Scranton on Saturday, ZloVe . m-:
ber 4th.
The shopmen ot 3 the D. L. & W. Co. Who
have been on a .strike , for upwards,of a month
are still as eit;terMirfed as ever not to resume
work at-the ieduced rates offered by the &nu
pa7. They received $350 in subscriptions on
Saturday.—Journal
A -young Man_named Smith, of Dalton, acci
dentally shot himself on Monday, while 'care
lessly handling a loaded revolyer. The ball ,en
tered his side and pasted into his limg, produc
ing a dangerous and perhaps fatal wound.
There :are: now eighty six pasOnerst in the
Wilkesbarre jail.
It is stated that, ,tho - chime of bells which
leave been heard by thousands of people on the
Centennial-: grounds are "to be' PlUthas r. ed by a
wealthy gentleman and presented to a church
in Wilkesbarre. , .
BROOME COUNTY k ii, Y. _
Brother,Carl, send us a "good Laulei, for. va
riety, "Printers" are getting monotonous. ' Tba habit 'of. 'thrOviing -stones prevaild in
Vestal Centre: A. boy was seriously injured,
there, recently. l ' -
Joseph ,IChnball, of. Vest - 441;1nd his horses
frightened while , attending a ,Democratic meet
ing .at; Trany'• recen4, „and they ran
away, throwing him out on his head and Owl-.
ders, was.very ,badly. Injured, and tor-a
time it was feared
,he,..would, hot ree.oirer. He
was taken tic honie in Vestal, sad- we since
learn that
E. C. FORDRAM.P:M.
:Laments.
, .
HINTS WORTH M
REMEBERING.- Vellow
slalins,commonly'called iron mould, are re
moved from linen by hydrochloric acid or hot
solutitin of exalie Wash well in - ..warm
acid.
water afteTwards;
small piece 'of, paper or , liner), moistened
with.spirits of terpentine, and : - pht into- a lin
reali wardrope,for a single dai, tivnor,three,
times; is- said tie' , a''sufficient , preservative;
against moths.
''rue.best way to admit, pure Air in the night
(Where the'ivindoWs are the only. ihode of yen-
Mallon) is to .open the sleeping room into a
hall where there is an,' open windowi,to avoid
the draught. A window with a sinall opening
at the -top and bottom ventiltes' mere than
one opening only. _
Never use anything but, light blankets as a
'covering for the sick. The heavy: impervious
counterpane: is bud, for the reason that it keeps
In the exhalations from : the : pores of the sick
person, while the blanket allows them to pais
tbrongh. Weak -persoils ;aeci invariably die
tressed by &great weight of bed oldthes; which
often prevents their getting an,y sound Sleep
whatever.
. ,
A child's bed should slope a - little' from the
head to, the foot so that the head may. be a ;lit ;
tie higher than the, feet; but, never" bend the
neck to get the head. on the pillow, this makes
the child round Shouldered, crainps the veins
and arteries and interferes with the the cued
lation; of the blood.. Even when the , child is
severat years old the Pillow should he
,
goon MORNll 4 lo.—Don't forget_
,to say "good
morning !" Say it ta your parents,your broth
ers and. sisters, your schoolmates, your teachers
—and say it cheerfully with a smile,it would.
do you good and your friends good. There's a
kind of inspiration' in' every "good morning,"
it is also true of all kinds of beartsome greeting,
they cheer the discouraged, rests the tired ones,
and somehow make the - wheels of time run
more smoothly. .Be liberal' with them, then,
and let no morning pass, however dark and
gloomy it may be, that, you, do. dot W help, at
lea - st, to brighten by your smiles and' cheerful
words. ,
How TO Pusn BUMESS.—One of our' ex
changes very pertinently remarks that there'
are a great many old fogies—notably too many
-who entertain unsound iaesejot,,hoW•to push,
business. . Rather than invest a'few dollars in
making . their business known through the Pub
lic prints, they sit, on their haunches Ind wait
for people to find them out, When approach
ed upon the subject of advertising, they'will
repli that it doe,s' not pay to adyeitise, and yet
this very 'declaration is disproved by every'ar
tide that is placed in Abelr shim windows or
thatis hung up in. front of their, store's. Tio:
man .that says-it don't pay to advertise is doing
it in.-some way all, the time: If - a merchant
hangs' a few - of his goods. dut4ide 'the -door—
what
.is that but advertisidgi ? It a
,cabinet
maker • hangs dchair •or citheit article of harm
tore. •
advertising. If a
man lOses'a horse or cow and ;:tells .everybcdy
he meets, he is advertising his \loss. - The doe
tor boy: run in , chuich and Call him
,out in haste Is advertising. thelninister who
,annOur.ees next Sunday's text, ,from his pulpit,
is aVeitiardg.: The street parades of circus
estabtishn 4 ent.s are nothing but advertisements'
The truth is a man cannot do business with:.
- _ . • •• ,
obit advertising, and the only:: qu estion should
be, the way to do it : If you have a lot of per
,annal property tnsellovhich la best,. to write
out% ifem notices; that not one .in fifty will stop
to read, Or go to the printers and have a_lot of
well displayed posters in addition to an adver-•
tisement in the papers, If you are in need of
help,: don't ask your •neighbor's fif she
knows -of a 'girl, but make yonr want knitAvn'
` , through the newspapers, and you will have.
plenty :of customers -next morning , to fill the
'place. If ) rott are; huiiness any - land, is It
not better to' keep yourself before the, public eye
in your home .paper by an , advertisement that
will stare , your friends and customers every
day, rather than the old fogy idea of_ `_!Oh, they
'all know me ?" ' -
But, says Mr. Ulosefist, advertising coats
money. Very true and so does everything
else rand it , is a good thing for you that adver
tising does cost something.. If it did not, ev-
ery little worthless concern would stand as.
good a chalice of being known as the very
%est and most useful. If you wart the people
to know that you have anything to sell; adver
tise in your home paper first, then in yoitr
neighboring papers. The man who has a. rep.
utable business and spends the most in a liber
al system of advertising, is the' one who makes
the most money. This is a truth well verified
by those who have tried it. Those who `don't
believe it have just to cast about in their own
town, and they will find that the most prosper
ous business men are they who advertise liber
ally and judiciously:
The fall of a 'most important, year is now
Opel:dug- to the _business ; world. People have
wants now jutt as many' is they have in pros
, perous tlmes. They_ will buy,,and will be'sure
=to 'go to these who offer thebest bargains. And
the way to make these mixtt., widely known, is
frequent announcement through the papers.—
Try 'the experiment.
A YOUNG GIRL Mks IN TUB WOODS.—On :.
,
the afternoon' of October 14th; Soi)hia Valen !
tine, daughter of David Valentine, ruiding on
Indian Hill, north of Jefferson Valley, near
Peekskill, went froth her "lather's dwelling,
'strayed away in-the darkness ; 'and, was nnt
beard of any more until discovered ou 'Friday'
last, lying: dead just, at the 7 edge of Stillwater
- swamp. :She bLd been after pilk-in'the after-'
nocia, and it was getting quite latc,lier . moiher
and. estera growing anxious, proceeded =oat
lots to'meet.her.: She returned - another. way,
and did 'not of course meet . thern,= and upon
reaching home fotpad, them pane quest.of,
{her. She ildmediately divffi:ted herself' Of 'her ,
'bonnet, shoes and stockings, and .went; after •
;them by the way,: : or the road. , 134. ;was seen
co i ning down Indian Hill the' twain road;
.between Jefferson .Valley and Scrub
:Oak, and after reaching that, she -came down
thfmainitoo, 1 .4#41W the raaelkOe of bfri,
John Darrow. Then went, upthe North road
„
or Nelson_street as it is • called, and was seen
and spokentoin that road by Mr. ,Odell and
Mr. Allen, whqboth badeler turn round and
go home as fast as possible. It was then get
ting quite late, and that was the last seen or
heard of her.
Scr Motherland 'sister - finding - ' their "search'
frutiless, returned home with the hope of find
ing her there, and then - learned of her return,
and that she bad gone to look for them. They
irnmecliately went out figaiii to* the way of the.,
road,, but'ueithd( as;heard nor:, s anything,, of
her:
That Saturday night was one of the worst
nights of the season,.so daik one could npt,see
a hand ahead orthem, 'and'exeiediuity bold,
,and much could not be done in the-search for
her, but with the morning light the whole
country was astir, and they have been search
ing ever since, but quitless untii r by accident
she was dlicovered last - Priclay morning alter
being gone thirteen diiya.
::Mt. Harrison Sirkhain . was Out hunting in
'Stillwater in a swamp behifiging to alfred Din
gee, and was led to the spot by the !Means of
his dog. She was found - lying on heriiach)int
in the edge of the swamp—dead: Her clothes
had -been almost entirely, torn off her in her
flight, doulsilessthr9Y6,
Hertesh was bruised and torn terribly, and
lies bait feet'cut; nearly to pleces. i
.
Word was immediatel y taken to her parents,
and later in. the day an inquest -was.held over
the body ; verdict, death resultigg from cold
and exposure.
Business Locah.
DONATION.
The triends of Rev. H. J. Millard will pay,
him a donation visit at the- residence of Mr. H.
H. Tyler's in Dimock township. on the after::
noon and evening of Nov. 23d, A respectful.
invitation is extended to all.
•
By order of Committee: :
47w24
Nov. 15, 1876.
•
BOUNTIFUL NATURE affords no finer SpOCiiie
for skin diseases than Sulphur, a tact that is
clearly proven by the action upon the cuticle
afflicted: with eruptions or ulcerous sores,' of
that supreme purifier, Glenn's Sulphur Soap.—
Depot Crittenton's No. 7 Sixth Me., N. ,Y.—
Bars Hair and Whisker, Dye, black or b► • own,
50 cents. ' 47w4
SUSWELIANNA: County , 'Ptirnona. Grange will
hold its regular session .at Patrons' Hall, Afoot,-
rose, Tuesday , Dec, 5, 1870,
.a; 10 , o'clock
Election .) of officers and other important buss-
ness I to transact. It 41 'hoped that every
grange in the county; will lie ivpresented:
Sw3k,il§iarrxt, Master:
itontrose E llpy..l.s, 1874- _
SuseaufoilOrd , Orange; No. 74, R of H. has
changed its regular meetiiie . to , the 2d and 4th
Friday of . eadh inonth atltiotclock p. m. Ques
tion for discusslqu at,ncnattiteting
make the tarni -pay ?"- alsck, to decide when to
bold" our' first family evening sociable. Let
there be a full attendance'. "'
. , , CAT.Lw,
Montraik; Nov:: 15, OM-.'
• .
' • \ 7 , • ;
• Semmes BlAimitAxt tuts will.be fbnifd.
to posse'zs thiise'qUalities necessary 'to the total
eradication of all billions tattarikt, t.O`
start, the •secretionS „of the liVer v atiO .',give 'a
healthy tone tO;the eutirfrimitem., ( indeed; it la
no ordiriarY disCovery ii‘ medical Scietice - ;40 •
have invented a remedy 'for thes'e +stubborn
coMPlaints, which develop . , all the results Pli
dued:- by !a.. heretofore ',tree use of baloniel f
mineral justly dreaded mankind, ,apd:
knewledgedlo be de'stitictiVe in the extreme .to
the human system. That-tile properties of cix
tain vegetables comprise:in-the Virtues of calo
mel without its injuriouptendencies, is now an
admikied fact,rendered in4sputable by scientit
is researches and 'Oldie Who use thelAiiii&ake
Pills will befully - satbifthil the - the'beei medi
cines are,those provided hp nature . in . the - cSin
mon herbs and roots of the field., ;
These Pills open the bowels and correct, all
billions derangement .withont salivationor any
of the injtiffes-effects of - effete' . Or' Other pois
ons. The secretion of Zile is - promoted
these pills , as Will be seen by the altered color
of the stools, and disappearing of thp, sallow
complexion and. cleansing of_ the ton gue.' '
Ample directions for use accompany each
box of pills. Prepar6d only by J. H. Schenck
& Bon, at their principal °ince, coiner of Sixth
and Arch Stiee's. Philadelphia, and for sale by
all drifggists and dealers. '
Price 25 cents per box. '
VW"A new lot ot summons and subpoenas
just printed at this Office. Other blanks in pro
usion, all prepared with care.
. ~ .
Tnommin's Celebrated Extract of Malt; Wm
Massey it_Co.'s Philadelphia Ale at M. A. Ly
on's Drug Store.
Montrose, Aug. 9, 1876. ' •
Fon PURE Drugs and. Medicines, Fine Toilet
Articles, Jewelry and Perfuthery,,go toll. A.
Lyot's Drug Store.
Montrose, Aug. 9, 1878.
PUIiDY I I3 Wagon Shop' a fine lot of Plat
orm Wagons and Buggies Lull trimmed. Com
plete and first-class in every respect M sale
cheap for cash.
Montrose, June 7, 1876tt.
Ossest ANS CoSsPEctiorlsity artists.
Having bought Louisilitolfs 'stock of Cigars,
Tobacco and Confectionery, I can furnish
first-class articles for. the least money. ' Fine
summer drinks for the - thirsty.
Jaisstk4sasmis.l
Nmr lIABNEss Sum% ,
' I take Thia raohod of informing the Public
of Montrose and vicinity that 1 have,opened a
new harness shop, one door below Bearle's ex;
press office, second floor, Public Avenue.
I will build new work of the hes: quality,
and repair with neatness =and dispatch and at
lowest rates. The patronage of the public is
respectfully . soliciten.
Montrose,,,Oct. 18,18760
PEnsorts.- visiting pinghamton .wishing,, to
purohase . dry goods Would do well to mil on
& Snouts. Ther keep a- firo.elais line
of dry goods and ready-made glolhing hiknd
all, the time. AlpaetiaMerinos,and CaStimires,
the finest line in the city. trouble to'show
goods or send samples. ' ' '
Nov. 1:;1.8743t1. •
True is TO arn,rionce,l
-That I nein on 'banda stook of - Bp* anil.
Platform Spline Wagtini;whieh must be sold
immediately, , without regard toiriee.-' They,
are tiref l eittea in eYery . "Opgot,find'aiy:otie, who
hai any ideanf ever liuying..a. Wagon et , any
kind ehoußitive inn • •
9i L . ' 4 - Z. ttrathr.
, - A
1 46114 . 94)QV: A `1,. 1 87 8ir0 • $; Al; ;:st f;t4,
•
To RErrr.
, .
House Atli:AA 'E
to rent in Montrose, uquiiii
of J. B. ItcCollum.
May 1, 1876.---tf.
Nb ' business -man need complain ' that he
is "toe poor to advertise"' when he can get , the'
late t, style business , cardf4 Printed at . theDxat
•pcn T office for ,three dollars wr6housandopti,
otheir iirot,Ortion. :
I. t. 'White'Lehd IT y
'hfiwzilAT's Pore , li'BraAfla
CO's. Leach-White Zinc, (Ready'' , Mixed I'PitintS;i
,ColUred E.'ainialth Oil and ,Fine
- :ors ;tor sale. at M. 41...Lyea's Drug Store:ilontrose,
ilontrose; Aug 9, 1876.. •
• T' e ;side :of .Taylor's Family •Iteclizfintis
stew lly
.on , tlielserease. . stiles: of: tlie past,
year being more ,th an . double., of Li t.,y, plieytptts
year. The,reiison of this : , itticount t pi the ;
gutfirie m e rit's of 'the 'goods • thent i 4ely es ait4
the 'Fair, - and;,inipartiat marineriihieh-ihey
are•lsold.; :
'•; ' - •
'MAntLii WOiths. •
TbeVutiktiginnoc.k garble Works of HMI ' S'
& White .4ra:doing a , good business:4nd are.
getting out, some very ,tasty . jons ,of „Head
Stories and 14,iniiments. Burne, of the,
Eagle Drag Store, 14 their aiiih'oriZed agent; for,
MontrOse 'and ; 'has aesi g ns •of
Head Stones' hnd Monuments. , Any orders left - .
, with him be ; promptly filled ,by Birrns?.B6
,White.
Tiinkhannock,"Feb. ' 1878tf. , ,
t.)
_
lye have , just rveivad a yery large stock of
plain and fancy envelopes, letter and „note_ pa
per, plain 'and' fancy bill 136ail . .paperit, card's of,
all Sizes and colors, colored poster papers; etc.'
all Of. which we can afford to print cheaper
thin any office-in this or. neighboring counties,
and in aa good style. :Worts , done in black and
cOlnred inks. If you think' there is any that
ran beat e .us a trial; and we will Skotv
yoti what we can do. All kinds of blanks on
hand or printed to, order. •
47w8
luiter -threPsimi
TIME S AND bloNEir saved by going to M. A",
Lyon's drug store, for your Drugs and'Atedi:
tines„ Paints, °Hsi Varnishes, Dye stuifs;-Pan
cy goods, JeWelry, Perfumery; Comos, Brushes,
Pocket Books, Tobacco and Cigars., Our
goods are of the best quality and, sold at pri
ces that defy competition, and no onewill tuff'
to look farther; Some s Chinese and Japanese
goodi and other Fancy . Lrticles, pit/chased at
"The Centennial," for sale. • •
Moutrose,,Qct. 18. 1.876.—tf.
TIME AND PLACE '
• •- • Now Is TEM TIMR, TO PAINT.
• Lee.d . and pil.,cheaper than they have been'
known for years. Burn's, Eagk Drug Store, is
the place to 'buy anything — in the Plan , and
llnuoline at the very lowest figures. AWO
assortment of Brushes and Varnishes-constant:
iy in stock. The. celebrated Hall, BradleY,.&•
seo.'s Pure W I tiite Lead ,constantly on .hafid, ter:
which BURNS js , the .AGENT for Montrose
and vicinity."' • • ' • •
Montrose; April 10,'1876tf. •
Extaiturmr.toxs
There, neinbject that relihii,ei so Much
study and experience as the treatment of chron
ic diseases. The astonishingistieeesi and '1.'6.. •
markable cures perforated by Dr. Butterfield,
aie due to the gift. of clairyßynnce, to the life
tong study of the constitution of man,.and the ,
- curing of diseases from naraml remedies. Cure
the,w.oist forMS of Scrofulai.Calszrrb, Piles, Pe
maleWealine.o,‘Asthmq., .or ,Bladderr
Will be at the:Spaulding llouse, Binghamton,
Thuriday, and Friday - Noti. 23d and 24th.
Nov:'l, 1876.
• WE wou,r lp , advise all, 'those intending- to,
make any phrOlaies of Blkck Silki this, fall to
make theiniiciw, there:chili begu a"grear ad:
vance Ra* Silk, ••'which • •must
material advance in manufactured goqds.
Siason!4Co.,. ; Binghamton, inform US that, ....tikcy
have in unusuahy fine line of Black Silks :put ,
chasedat Very low prices f "which they - offer, fot
the present at old prices, which are about ST
per cent less - thatf ttlb - lodds . On be purchased
now. They.have a.large stock. of ,Black and
Colored Cashmeres, together with, an endless
variety ot.every description of Fall Dress Elooda
which they offer upon tberrickst favOrible terms
Samples sent with pleasure to any. address., ";
•
NO CUBE, No PAY. , • • •. ,
Cough Balsaiii;a very -paiataNecoin
pound; for 'the va r ious - affections of .the ,throat
and-lungs. :Used with great sacceiss incase of
lithnia and Bronchitis.. It is prescribed. by the
physicians and endorsed, , by, tbe people. ; Nar
ranted to give entire satisfaetion or money re
funded. '
Kirby's Magic -Relief for the •instant eiire of
severe and acute pains. - •
Kirby's Tasteless Worm Lozenges. Sure,
safe-and effectual:; •
Kirby's Condition Powders for Tuality, quan
tity and purity are superior ,to any Powder for
stock maiifac,tuted. ' - ' • -
Kirby's Camphor Ice for :chaped *hands or
sunburn. • - •
For sale by all Druggists in Montrose, and
Dealers in Medicines throughout the country.
June 28, 1878y1.
31dC.ALMLXLI8CIFZI8.
Ontwionp--Firss—At the residence of the
bride's father, Nov. 9, by Rev H. 0.. Harried,
Mr. PhilipsT. Crawford of Twikhannock,' and
,Miss,Louisa Fish of Lynn, Pa.
B ARBER-WRIGIIT-At the residence of Mr.
He my Kitchen, in - -Lemon, 'Not 12, by Rev.
H. G. Harped, Mr. Adetbert Barber of Eaton,
and ,Misi_Adelia: Wright of Tunkbannoeir.
NEw.yowc. orrY MARKET'.'
'aoßSaCTiw waraLY sr
HAYDEN & DUCKWORTH ,
No.-I*w Asnimprox sionisi,Nsir unit
Nuw. YQEI6, Saturday Noy. 11 1876.
85 @ .86
, good, to, _Bo:,,@_ 88
- coninio,n 25 set... 28
selections 29 ogr 80 '
"---
~gocid: to fi ne.-- ' '26 @,
28 c ,
" common to good; ; .22
Tubs, .selec.tions.,...: .".... ;: •32 ,84:
" good Io fine , 29 81
" common to_gociir... .... 25 28
Factory, 13U@ 12X
good to . .-; .. . 12 12%
Farm Dairy;: .. . 12 ‘ . O) '4.2%
fair to: .10
_ .
;,- MISOBLLANE6I7I3.
•Eggirfreelf.u. - 14-. ' ,
• .. - ,
APPles (green) fine ... 1-504 :2 00
IA
a ,
dried pert tb-qrsoi:v..4,-..... 6,Va 7
, r,
. i
„ Orl i r , , n (iA 7 M
Ntatoes ' bbl - .' 7 '
Lard:'
.. per _ ~1 ..... ...: .. .. nog ' a
.: . . .......- ..'''.' ' - " 10Sig
Tallow ... .T... " ' --.". ' ..
I -
1
Tarkeis dlessed ..." • ''
" ' ' i • . ' ',. 6 , 1 13 ',Gte...._ , 8
chtekcn ,„ • .;.„ !....,•-,....!•-.t.,.i'.:-...,,-, 44 , 2 6, ! Th. ; ,
! ' '' M ll' •i r. 1 ..;04. 12"' • 4 ,15: ~ ,
A
I t
selmis ~,,;)-;.:1r.. 4 41 .,. ,: .4:!tto • . • 'l3 ' t ; 17i ,
••••••i••... -- 6 qr.:
=ME
BUTTRZ.
r CHEBBE.
Conntv Business .Directorv.
iivo Mite lathis Ilirectoly, one year. $1.50 ; eaqi ad
.....lclitiodalline. 50cents.
.
MONTROSE. ,
1 d
11A011W,OUT, Stater." o es 11l
klealerluni tintide of elate toedlng, "elate 014,, eie
Roofs repaired , With slate paint , to order: -Aloe; if°
~ paint for dale by tbeßgibill/l-berrel.: lifoultroseti
I - rtro:' . A : #
S'PROUD; Geneni an p.,e
unce 4%gentitt , Alto., sell, Railroad Land AeLcid
Tickers.to,llew York 'arid Philadelphia. Oflice • Date
.iloor emit of Wm. Cooper ,A,Ce's bank.
WM. H. BOYD '/ CO, Deideialn Stoves, hardware,
and Manuf.citireri of Tin and, Sheet-Lon were, c sr*
nor of Maiu and Turnpike 'street.,
A. N. Stillird; 'Oroveries,Previsions,Reefr.
t Stationery and Yankee None us; bead of yb
lic Avenue.- ' • ' " •
WIT. H. COOPER & CO., Bankers
S'Age Tickets and Drafts on England, Ireland: . Yl
Scotland. • . i I
WM. L. CoXi
lA ,
, bIL .
Harness maker and ; dealer
cies usuallyttept by - the trude, opposite the! bank.
:TAMES E. bAßMALT,AttornepaC , Law; Ogee MS
door below Tarbell House, Pane Airenue.
y. ROSENTHAL , Auctioneer. tare 0. Pillinan
Montrose, Pa. • - •
NEW MILFORD. ,
SAVINGS BANK ; NEW 311.?0RD. 1 per •00 11 .-
• Interest on all Depoaita; '.Doen a eneral Banking
' badness. ' B: CHASE C 0" , ,,
R. GARRET & SON, Dealer' Flonr; , Moil.
Salt, Lime, Cannot. Orme:kis and !toy - Wont', eit.
Blain Street, oppoldte the Dep o t.', i.. 1 • ,• ,
N. F. 1 /MBBA.A.arri i :ie Maker. Flotnrarcanier,aad
Undertaket. slew k
,frota phlnney'e Hotel , near
M. E. Church:
. P. DORAN. Merchant 'Tailor and dealer in Ike*
Made. Clothing, Dry ( ioncla , 9rAceriegradli PE avisio~
Main S:reet:
MONEY TALKS!
These are p.riees
' ' (not the custo m e r,) '
, . .
but other dealers who lind fault becaise it . spoils their, ,
profits. They asstd. that I cannot self goods at pricer
named, these prices are not for a bait, but are a
nine end will be fulfilled in every particula.. Call and
see for yourselves.
MONEY SAVED IS MONEY
• EARNED
WEBSTER The Olothier's PRICE LIST"
. •
For FALL ilc WINTER 1876-7.
,
Good - heavy business 5uite.:..:... ! ... $ 7.00.:
Diagonal silk mixed suits.....:. . ' 8.50 '•
Heavy cassimere snits. ... - • . 8.00 I
Basket'ivorsted mil's. ''' • 10.00
Piney plaid cassimere baits • ' 11.00
English Diagonal suits.., 17.00 .
French basket suits ' ...
17. ft
,All wool Broad cloth coats., 1 ... 7.50 i '
He a vy cheeps gray overcoats..:: ' 4.50 .
Chinchilla overcoats .., - : - . 7.00
• Fur Beaver overcoats ... . .... .. ... ..... 10.50 -
Fine diagonal overcoats ' 12.08 .
• Union Beaver overcoat:.'„ .. ...
French Beaver overcoats (all ca10r5)......., ... ...moo.,
Boys' Clothing-3 to la year,s. }- ,
Heavy mixed school snits • 8.50: ,
Casilmere suits . ; . ..;
...... ~........-5. 8 0
Diaconal and basket suite • " .4 4 , ..;
•,. ;, " "'l. • ' : ... . ... • 8,2* i
Stout overcoats i , i...- • • •,.., .1., ! •, 'CR t i
Cape and ulster overcoats:—
t t ' - " ' 6.011
~ .., ..;,1;
, •-' ' ;Bova' , ol6thina-9' o'ls y ears. ~- -
c. u 0,
Ileavrmixed schoOl stilts. • • - -*- • = --T.OO
- caasimere snits, ... : ,... t . ..,..,.„1 0.110!; •
Diagonal am; bizeket - suits ... ... ....... .'.. • .., • IS,
Heavy evary-day overcoats, ..• • :ilt J ; •''' , Li ill .
Chinchilla overcoats.. . .. . ... .... . • ~B.titi r •
Beaver and Far kilter Overcoats..'.. .... ' ~. &Oa, . '
eapeAnd,T.Pt.ter eveTCoais.4 Z. .....2.....: , : '.. '..,..:::: 11 1210 r '
Yonthif , Olothiog46.years to .mOn's siifit.A,
Good undershirt or Omen - 4J i • . .4... / . a • • ' ,' '
..f....
,
Good knit jackets s . ....... •. ....; -•-;i• • • .- 40 '
GOod wool 5hirt5 ......... • ' i . ' ' . • i OW' '
Good cotton' socks ' , 4-,..: '...., ... :2' Alti
Cloth covered folded end collars ... , AO
And, all other good's in propotti' if. '
,
ga"The highebt pried-paid • for . priine-` butter 'at ;
WEBETEWS. ; , : ... •-• ' ' .
sept. 20,1876.
AsSIGNEE!S grik
IN . DIMOCK TOWNSHIP, (deiti•ElltLutieir
j.
The uptlersiimpd. , assignee of Wm. Giteo. will sell
kt public veridue, on the premises of W „Graver.* ,
the township of DiMock, (neat- Elk. ake) on
,
commencing atIO o'clock a. the following property ' '
! • • to wit: ,•=, • ,
48 cows, .1 span horses, 1 single horse. , l•yearling 041 i,
2 colts, 1 durham bull, 15 fat hogs. 1 double harness,
1 single harness, 1 fanning mill, 1 set tron clad
• milk pans, ,5 calves, 100 tons hay, 600 blisa-`. • •
els corn in ear, 200 bushels oats, 100
-: -bushels buckwheat, 1 mowing *ma- •
chine,l horse rake,l cutting box,. ,
1 hack wagon, Jlumber wag=. '
• on, - 1 - cutter,rtivb barrel
- keitl and: stove, 60'7
- bu shels potatoes,
a large quantity of butter In' firkins and tubs. a large
lot dairy .ntensiks, farming implements of all kinds,
and other property
. . . . „
TERMS—SI or less cash ; all sums over $lO. ten
mentos' credit with interest and approved Security,. '
.
tar The sale will commence promptly at 10'o'clock.'
A.H. IiodOLLOW; Assignee..
40 a,:
Noy. 8,1876.
A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN
.Jubt Published, in a sealed envelope. , Price ix'
cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Trei.tmentinnd.
117 Radical care of Seminal Weakness, or
_matorrhoea, induced by Self-Abuse..ln ,
• notary Emissions. IripltenCy, Nervoul
bility. and impedimenta to Marriage generally
gumption; Epilepsy. and Pits ; Mental and Physical In
capacity, Bsc.-4y ROBERT J. CIIIXERWELL,
author of f the !lireen Book," .
The world-rkiowned author, in this idmirablo - *Am:
titre, clearly pOves. from his own experience trawling
awnd consequences of Self-Abuse may be , effectually
moved without medicine, and without dangercus en -
cal operations. bouites, instniments.rings, or cord 1;
pointing out a mode of cure at once certain and
tual, by which every sufferer. no' matter what hhi A
ditio - a may be, may .cure himself cheaply, privately burp
radically. • '
Ornail Lecture will prove a bdon to tltensands 11'314
thotieanue. •
Sent under Beal, in a plain envelope, to any addramak
j pos i ttl e . s on receipt of nnt e t or twopoet stamp,.
THE CIILVtIiVIELIAtEDICAL CO,
sAlln St., YPrig ; Poet Pak, Bo=, MR&
Oct. 11, 18715: • .? •
TAIIES BIRNEY,
r .
PRACTICAL BOOT AND SHOE *tfirirlt
rublic 4.ven . uo t Montriple . l,lr f 2e 1
• r
for
Boot; Slade, and Gait:r UpPers, furnished tadisii
and Gentlemen All kinds of custom ytottik done, witlik
neatness and dispatch.
P4Tt;HZEjet,
Rubber, goods ealiatrcd 4 - ,6 0 , 0 4 404 1 1 04.. taatial
manner. . •
.***.floia agent for LathenithrleatberAilideaatetiei
cement zn.fituequeUnunn Onnnty...
•
shop under. B. lkte#enate's etnrc,.
.
)4(44oete; 0et..2 5 ),1, 8 7 6 . #4l.
A DMINISTEATOR'S N0 1
.1101L7 !ft
the estste•ot TheinatrAL - Whito, Lite of A.n_timb
Letters of. Administration in, the GIN
basins been 'wanted to the - enders igned.lll ptolo6=.
int sod "wove requested to• mom%
mentlind aapansonf paving c,litms. sotass mud essas&
'arar'lfj*c Ihm,ttbonSdela
t roc i , 0 0 11 1.1 ArY 61 R 11 11
• .
GREAT BEND.
THAT HURT
O. : H 1 BSTEB+ JB,.
' et'staS 64 Court' Street. • '
Binghenttoni.N,;g:'l•
'Saturday; Nov. 25; 187g:t
f • ;
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