Arrangement of Mails.
, VIA RAILROAD;.
Arrive's.' Deparsa
7ankhannock. (Dai1y,)....... 700 p in
,12.15, m
• • - • • .VICE, STAGES
•
Montrose Depot,(Dally;) :800p ta 'B2O a
• /1000 a - 'lBUp
New - Milford, (Da i ly,)
iin
Viyalusing, -945 am 10 00p In
ri ooopm 800 a ni!
Z.lonkluf Station, (tit 00a,tn '7OO an"
Etinghamton,via e. Lake,(tri 000 pm . 700 p m
mespoppen.(triweekly,)....., . 00 za ,801)pm
,
The NeW•York, (via ,
Montrose Depot,) New Milford,
runkhannoek,and WyaluSing are dtoly„, .
The Conklin Station mail ratteruesda,yti; Thursdays,
and Saturdays,
• . .
The Binghamton mail, (via • Silier , Lal:o,Yrune Tties
lays; Thursdays. and Saturdays. -
Is/leue'dayends-011u mai I ransTuesdayee,Thursday,s,andi
The Niesitoppen nuti frau s Siondaye;Wedneklaye, and
liPridays.
ADDIiIONAL.STAGES,': ti
A Stage leaves daily for Montrone Depot at t
,m.,and
returns at ti p.
A Stage leaves 'daily for New Milford at7BGs.m
and returne at 8130p.m.
IMMO
Montrose , Railway Tinle
Arraiigmat'Of Traine.' To take effect on Monday;
4876; " i
DowWriains:' ' 17p Trains
SOUTHWARD: • NORTHWARD
545 ' gontro se .. ... " 4.52 ,
555 4025.. • 545
558 'lO2B. ....Cool's - - 840 - 448 "
605 1032 Hunters ... 8 35 . '444
608 1036 ..Woodbonrne 8 30' _ 440
612 1040........ .... Dimock.„ 825' 436
617 1047.. ......
.. ;815 '428
625 1057. . ..... Springville— .......805 420
630 - 1103::... Lynn 755 412 •
645 1118. .. . . ;,.Avery's • • 745- 405
653 21133. .. . Lemon I 735 400
705 1135 Lobeck ..725 345
715 1145, /Marcy's • 715 837 .
730 AS 00.. . . .... ..Tnnkbannock , 700 i 322
th
Trus will run on Lehigh; Valley time as kep t-in the
Moot P. & N.-Y. RR, at Tunkhannock.
MI trains connect at Tunkhannock with P. NY.
R. H.going north and south. • •
JAMES. I. HL &HALER, Pres' t.
Mauch Chunk. April 17. 1876.
• List of Few Advertisements.l
Music books. ' •
Sheriff's sales.
Harper's. Hazar.
Homes Wanted.
License Petitions. •
Railway Notice.
Professional card. •
Scribner's Monthly. • •
Wanted—D. A. Moon.
Statement--County Commissioners.
Asiignee's Sale—:-.Est. A. M. Stearns.
Assignee's Sale—Est. Jas. E. Howe. •
Auditor's Notice—Est. David Strong. ;
Forthe next sixty days.,-.J. F. Bronson:
At post-43iittenburg, Rosenbabm &Co.
Adnaintstrator's Sale-7Est.W-m. Van Campen.
Auction and private - sale—H. Rosenthal),
Auctioneer.
Btaxir,si Loc . 'ALII'
Donation.
Peterson's Magazine.
Susquehanna Grang e.,.
Gleni.s . Sult , hur.Soap.
Pastorial Reception.'
The Eiaptist Centennial. r
MiscellaneouS=-.`T e True.
Miscellaneous F: Bronson
, • •
SECOND CENTONIA-LirriE a.---/k4r. Demo .
erat DK not Artist:telling you ,all the sighti
of the Centennial, and-aithough-it. is-ristm num
bered among tlie "have beens," yet trust , the
useful knowledge gained there 'will adorn the
storehouse ofmemory for years to come.
Found the Cheese and Butter factory quite a
building of three apartments, yes, four depart
ments illustrative of the American cheesn'and
creamery 'system. Two spacious,-rooms were
literally • filled with excellent' looking cheeses
but,alas I the doors were closed and the Judges
were earnestly engaged In trying and.,*ting,as
if they could justly judge two hUndr \ ed-or more
of such masses of good-to-eat mateiial as those
appeared l to - be
The butter had been'rerrioved, lint in one
apartment we, found a patent_ butter worker
performing its allotted task before the admiring
gaze of an ii,dmirinucrowd, ,anti ; we, t l hOught it
the hiitier,tii*ln .be Worked much more
it would be "strong" enough to go atone.
Numerom• pans were displayed for the dairy
on new. and impro ved : plans for the lightening
of labor which we should fancy on - a trial. But
the churns #iisplayed, touched our fancy most.
One reminded ine of a ba b y's , cradle fifew . once
in Brooklyn city, which, when set in motion by
the hand, would-Continue for a 7 considerable
time by,itselU Another one zeniicided me for-
cibly of the blessedlittle round churn I used at
home which lay -on . a chair or naw-horse, and
en wi n ch `I, have churned many' an hour; ln . the
meantime . singing to sleep :the .babe in the era. :
dle at my. ;feet : which •I, roCked with, my left
hand; while I quailed rich draughts'of knowl
edge frOm the . book upon my knee. Oh ! those
' halcyon days, undisturbed;save when father or
mother would break la upon myiglee; by loud
ly crying "Why undet 'the fiun,dOn't you put
some hot water in that churn ?"
But there no. of, .churning' by hand in
these days of modern improvements, for:all one
needs is to transplant a rwier 'from the Corliss
engine in_ lifichinery : ,p.au and churn treiun;.
cow#,..awl = ;all„ with, ,
,power, sufficienst•re
maining 04 , 114 1 :_i yriitibwg machine and baby
jumper .in tiit'ieinter;•bi Wei 'of a eafety-,
va l ve. ,!," „ •
One of the 'strangest in' d'yetiiseful vegeta
bles which we saw, wiofitV the Netherland's sec
tion, in the Main Bupding, from Borneo, and
known as the Tingkawang tree,. The substance,
known'as v'egititble tallow is obtained from the
fruit of this iree.._ , -TbatalioNi; carefully 'prepar
ed, is used by the natives fpr cooking purposes.
A common. -article, prepared _with., less care. is
nsea for lamps, for lubricating machinery.,.and
other purposes where fats are required: The
roots of the tree are applied to wounds and the
wood. IS' very,,gOod :4 branch
we notie„ed particularly: bad.. globules of thiii
vegetahlatallow adhring to it nearly as large
as conunon sized . pe as. and it Said, that such
the richneis'f;hava, - funail sack:of thoberries
'very much resembhng the Whortieberr,y;Will ,
yield 'l5 Potinds of tairow.
Before we forget, Wcwill rneritiOrtjhe
of bells in the tower. of Machinery-Halt:which
wouhl ring out so charmingly now and'Atien,as
to nearly late one's 'breath:ivity,4oliiht'llle.
first listened to :their melody ; we were
rapidly crossing the ,grophda, near 'the grand
fountain bet Ween , Machipery II:fall:end Main
Building *4O , begatt.to ring Orth -
the glad joyous not e s of "Oh, dear ! - what can
the matter lie ?" -whicii drove us tally-diatom*
ted with glee and 'rejoicings. That dear old
'Ong.
: E. C. FORMIAM; P.M.
. ,
Iti's said that these chimes are unequalled in
America 'and have but two or three' rivals•in
Eurikpe ; and to- 'play
,skillfufly on:them is an
accopapiisbmeat! , PoSed , by very few.4l, • .
, 'A-writer itythe
the method of ringing therni: t"Arpaecomplisil
ed, bell ringer, Prof.
,Widdows,of ,Washington,
Playa tiid bells and his yeperlOirelitiMbers over
one thousand.-pieces. The method of chiming
maybe a curiosity to' .''some; sun
ple The tells are hungrigidly to an. imlllepse"
frame of Umbel on the UpPer Wier or hell-deck
of the tower,: and under eagle are twohammers
one heavy . and one light, the latter provided j
with heavy mufflers for producing a softened
tone When required. : - ' .•
These hammers die nttached to hell-crank
levers, or levers forming two sides of a square
— right - nngled--andpivOted'w*re the arms' of
theangles 'meet So - that a' ull'or depression on
the outer arm, brings •the
,•pthe'r,afrp; to which
the' haMmer• is attached, against the:inside of
the bell:; The player is on the floor below, just
under the bell deck. -A• frame of uprights sup
portsa series ot leVers like. pump-handles, or
like the handle of an -organ
From these handles or levers extend:_rods
through the'ceiling which are attached' to the
bell crank levers by wires. Thee Professor; m
his shirt sleeves and bare
_headed; placiag,his
mnsic , book - 911 a rack, grasps one handle after
another, bringing each - down with a sharp jerk
which is answered. by the corresponding bell
overhead. To see hiin Playing dear! what
can - the matter be ?" is to witness a'specimen
of physical activity that beats the wildest
"break down" of a minstrel { t `dancer. But he
no
does finely, never missing a te;never making
a push where he means a jerk, never hitting
the wrong bell."
Have heard recently that these chimes of
bells have been purchased by an association in
Wilkes Barre, hence we will not be presump
tions in expecting to hear their sweet sounds
again
, On.Ahe second floor,- opposite the staircase in
the Main Hall, there was a cluster of twenty-
One, 'portraits of American Presidents and
Statesmen, arranged in pyramidal form,' the
frame of which was indeed a curiosity. It con
tainSls,ooo pieces, and 100 varieties of Ameri
can wood, one for each year of American Inde
pendence. Neither nails 4er glue were used in
the codstruation. The lower -central' section
containti'a piece of one of the original houses
built by the Pilgrims, a piece of the tree under
Which Nyilliam Penn
_made his treaty with the
Indians a piece of Fort Duquesite, a piece of
_
the Are Methodist; EpiScciPal Church . in Anter
ica, a • •
piece of Washington's chaise, a piece - of
the Sagstaff cut off (hiring the bombardment
of Fort - Sumter, a piece of a, Japauese palace;
a pieceuflhepld ship Constitution arid a piece
of the 'Charter, Oak, relic's enough 'to treasure
for a life time.
A novel desigii , for a fountain ?was that in the-
Italia4, department' .in Main Hall. A boy and
girl' under un nln breila,the water tising through
the handle mid ;finding vent at the top, keeps
streaming over
,the umbrella imitating perfectly
a fine - sho wer, wliile, the.children laoi 4 from' un
derneath 'apparently enjoying their
cosy shelter;and yet one but wonders whether
they ever grow-Weary, Waiting for the shOWer
to pass awayl -•-
Speaking of a shower, reminds 'us that' we
saw the veritable water-proof life-saving dress
which Captain Paul Boyton wore in-his exper
iment_of swimming across the English Chan
nel in 1875, and as a superior Lite Preserver, it
has been adopted by' the RS. Government for
the Navy, and for Coast Guard service. It was
an unique looking garment with boots, hat, !
gloves, vast and trousers, all joined together in
to one orthent of India rubber.
An that makes- us recollect of - stßing so
Utytny yigorous trees of India rubber ; in the Ag-
Tieultural Building. Their broad, thick, dark
green leaves.would he a valnable'acquisitiOn to
a conservatory.
• We also saw a fine exhibit of California fruit
in the' AgriCultural' . Hall, f mam
moth,
of,
bunches of grapes, (of course not' as large
as the spies of Joshua carried betlieen them
from the PromiSe Land;) each of a number of
which wou:d exceed three and one-half pounds
in weight, and quinces. and pears of unusual'
size and beauty. California also had` an exhi
'bition:Of orange honey, that is, //COM made
from orange blossoms, but it did not look any .
better than 'that :which our bees make from
strawberries and•white clover. And then there
was .the veritable "(lld Abe'!i*ar, eagle who
was w ith his regiment in - twenty-five battles
and gained a victory ',every ile looked
venerable enough to be called grand:pal .
But we *illplosa our account ofaight'Seeingi .
for the: intlf cannot be . . - told, and: let .you rest:
from the Centennial. - • -
Dec 4;1876.
litioineia Lqcals.
, . .
fee Bio'nsprOkadvfrtisemclii, Dec
• '
,
Great. inducpments at
,Brontion e , a, • , (Seetew
Adveriiseyidnt.):' 51w8
call at Bronson's and get iliiceki . b6fori3 buy
higielseitere. 51*8-
TAKE your watd, repairing te`,Tl tie's. The
new Watch raker in Chandler's storeiTublie
Avenue, 51w8
Montrose De6:lB 4876.
Taira, the watch maker, has fthetools
does quick yioricat moderate prices.
•Moutiose.bec.l3, 1876. • 51w3 •
.
WATCHES, WATCHES, WATCHES rTakejbew
to True's for good work. 51w3
Ittontrose, Dec. 13,
,1876:
. •
4.sigendid stock 'Of Clocks at Tr
.Pititres6;.Ded, 18,1876. • 51w1 •
. ,
ONE (if those' nickel eased. glockii .at True's
would make a line hrititnias present
Montrose, Dec. 18, 1818. * -51w1
ic= 3
SnsczuEn t snxA.Grange, No, 74,wili hold their
4ection.or officers for the ensuing year at theft
next regular meeting, Friday, Dec. 22, at 1 p.
m. - M. L. CATLIN Master.
Montrose, Dec. 18,1870w1,
Bzrria BLUE STOthiINGF.
THE .DEMOORAT'[-DEC:-1.3;.:-1876.;
t
•
See Bronson's advertisement, this week, Dee:
13,1870. • - 51w3
A.
large!, stack ,
.pr 4cl9ttkjpg Apo gdilt'tibirrushinitOoda:frota a bankrupt stock,
has been placed in the store of E. McKenzie,
Montrose, Pn., and will-be-sold at auction and
private sale, by .
DOIgATION. t..c.Z•
•
The: friends''Cit rei. l E2:l3iiiifinall will
Make :him a donation at the' home of H.S..
Conklin, at. Fair 11111, on Tuesday afternoon .
and evening, Dec..il9, : •..44l„are.cord4ll3i:javited
to attend. . .
Fair Hill, Dec. 13,1876w1.
PASTUBAL Reception And, Oyster Supper, at
the M. E. Parsonage, Rush, for the benefit of
Rey. A. Miny, yedn•-:sday, Dec., g 7 . 4), after
noon 'and - evening. ' Entertaintnent for head
heart, aLd stoinachs;: Cone everybody,
By order Committee.
51w2
Rush, Dec . . 13, 1876.
Those two foes of bodily comfort, Rheuma
tism and. the. Gout, cease tbeir , twingesciflthe
afflicted:CP:sit - is -daily washed' with Glenn's.
liulphur Soap, which banishes pain and ren
ders the joints andl rauscles.„sUpple and eltistic;;
Depot Crittentou's. Sistk,A.venuojl g
1:111Vs Hair & Whisker` Dye, black or brown, 50
cents. ;51;w4.,
Tun Jinuapy Iliumberni Peterson's ?daga
sine, that paragon of the Lady's books, is out in
advance, and is, wnthink, the . ,most superb we
have ever seen. There are two betintiful steel
engravings, -one of a little girl and water lillies ;
the other The Wanderer, illustrating a story by
Frank Lee Benedict. The mammoth 'colored
fashion-plate Is unusually elegant ;it is pic
ture as well as a tashion-plate.. In ail,there are
some thirty fashion patterns in the number.—.
But the great feature is a magnificent colored
pattern of a* new -kind of fancy work, Ribbon
Embroidery, which every lady will be.wild to
learn; and which is, besides; the most costly
embellishment ever seen in any magazine. The
stories are even better i than usual,-and no.Lady's
book has such-writers as Peterson. This mfg.;
azine is - cheaper -than ever for 1877, Single
copies two dollars a year,but five Copies are sent
for $B, with an extra copy to the person get
ting up the club. Address'enentans J, PETEII,
sox, 306 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.'.,
• THE &mai CENTESIMAL at Pittston, Pa.
Thursday, December 21,1876: The Celebration
of the Hundredth Anniversary of the Baptist
Church. at Pittston, will be held as above. Rey.
B. D. Thomas, of Philadelphia, a former pas
toor, will pr,each on .Wednesday evening, Dec.
3. •
, Thursday, Dec. 21.—Prayer. and conference
meeting from p to 10:30 a. m.;-with an address
of greeting to the' old members, by Rev. Wm.
-K. Moit,Ol Hyde Park, a former pastor 4
A historicalserinon at; 1030, by G. S. Bailey,
,the present pastor. OFiginal hymns , will be.
oung., .
• From 2 5
to p. in the exercises, will consist ,
of short sddressts front . several old settlers—
Rev. N. - G. Parke, Danipl - Searle,,,Blishaßlack,
man, James A. VOrtion, find Harty Itoherts.—
liketche4 of early pioneers will algo be given—
Dr. Nathaniel Giddings,- by Wrn. - K. Mott; El
der John by A. ; •Elder-
Mnrsh, by1.,8. Hutehiuson; Jonathan Weeks,,
by 0: N. Worden ;. Mrs. , Frear,-by DcD Gray ";:
Elfler Wm, Bishop, by W. P. ilellings ; ,Elder
Davis Dimock, by J. E. Chesihireio,' ‘'
In the evening there will be a supper -and
entertainment, followed by a• getteial sociable.
The .entertainment will consist oteinging- by
the ,Old Folks, two original poems, and singing
by the Young Folks.' '
Tickets to the supper, including the enter.
tainment, 50 ets. ;; all the other exercises free.
Everybody is invited:
TIME AND PLACE
Now Is 'THE TIME• TO PAINT.
Lead and Oil cheaper_ than they' have been
known for •years. , Ifitt,ria's Eagle Drug Store is
the place to, buy anything in the PAINT and
Dime line at the-very lowest 'figures, klaige
assortment of Brushes and, Varnishes:constant' ,
13r in stock. The celebrated Hail, Bradley, &
Co.'s Pure White Lead constantly en hand,lor
which Buftzts is the SOLE 4.4awyr for 31,outrose
and vicinity. • -
Montrose, April 16:, 1876tf.
CLAIRVOYANT' EXAMINATIONSYREE.
There is no subject that requires so
Study and experience as the treatment of chton
ic diseases. The astonishing , Success and re-
Markable cures performed by Dr. Butterfield,
are due .to, -the.gift of clairvoyance, to the life-
Icing study of the constitution of man, and the
during of diseases from natural reniedies. Cures
the worst forms of Scrofula, Catarrh, Piles, Fe
male Weakness, Asthnia, Kidneys' or .Bladder,
Will be at the Spaulding House, Binghtlifitim,
Thursday,'and Friday, Dec. 24th and 25th.
Nov. 29, 1876.
PRINTING.
• We have just received a very large stock-of
'plain and fancy envelopes, letter and note pa
per,plain and fancy bill head .papers, cards lir
all sizes and colors, colored poster papers, etc.
all of. Which we can afford : to. pript, ilheagr
than any, ofteein Alia or 'neighboring - Counties,
and in as good style. , Work done in black and
colored inks: : '` If you thinkthere:, is, any ;a*
can beat us; give uri 'a . tkial, and 'we will show
you what we can do. All kinds of blanks on
hand ,or printed to.order.
' TIME AND MONEY saved by going to M. A.
.Lyon's_ drug. store, ,for your. Drugs ; ';and Medif
cfnes;Tiints;
.13,ye stnffs;-Ffin
cy, goods, Jewelry; Perfunieiy,otittii3, Brushes,
.Pocket Books, Totiaceo and Cigars. Our.
gitiods are of the best quality_ and sold at pri
ces that
.defy competition; andmo one will have
to look fartber. Some Chinese sand . AtOttpese;.
goods and other' Fancy Articles, purchased at
u! . The Centennial." for sale.
Montrose, Oct!18. 1876.--tf. • '
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS Wilj,be4loTYL
IArDOSSeSS tOse lusJities necesiaty theltltal'•
eradication of all bilious attacks, prompt to
, start the secretions of- the - liver; and give a
bealtby tone to , the entire system.,lndeed, it is
no 'ordinary discovery in medical science to
shave invented a remedy for these stubborn
'cOmplaints,;which develop 'the Ilistilts: 0'1.94
dueed by - heretofore free 'Use - Of 'Calomel, a
*Mineral justly dreaded by mankind, and, no.
knowledged to be destructive in , thereitrernefo •
the human system.' Thttii the properties ofeer-;
twin, vegebtbles ConiPrise all the, virtues of calo-,,
mel without itsinittrions•• tendenci4s;is-nOiwaif
admitted fact,rendereti indisputable ,by seleutif
reseirches ; and those : who use the Mandrake
Pills will be fully satisfied- that the best medi
cines are thOie provided by nature in the coax
mon herbs and roots of the field.
These ,Pil/s i open !the bowels tind correctaill
billious derangements without Oalivation orany
of the injuries ekects of,ctilomel pr-'other,
ons. The ,secretion of bile is promote() tor
these T he
as will be. seenby . the - altered color,
of the stools ; and disappeiring Of be
complexkin and cleansing of theitongue.- _4_ , •
AmPle• directions -for. use , tteCompany me '{
gox of pills. 'Prepared only' tiy!:: Seh44*l
45-115 n, at their principal offlee, 'corner Of
and Arch Streets. Philadelphia, and for sale by
all druggists and dealers.
Price 25 cents per box,
H. 10 +oioneer,„f-
, ',
. . „
yvapte(t. tole .once 94 subsenp
tioti:-•.:1-'/'- '• • -
HARNFAS Snop.
I, take this method of informing tlie Public
el Montrose and vicinity that 1 have 'opened al
shOP, one.,door , he)ow Sear,Ws ex?
,pfes§:officg, Ageon , (4. dopri,P,ut4l,o)Avenue.,,,„4 ti,;
'will Vuild'ue‘i, wo rk, or the bp'st.cfua)itY,
and retialt neattieis and : dispatCh And at
kowest:nitii*: The patronage , ' of the publfe isl
espectfulip solicited. •••.- • ; • : t :
soiti Montrose t. pct, 48, isAit!.
v'Exs has Hoh ay Goods to
everybody. Presents for Ch ristmas ',.i'reeS at
• • ; • • ••• ' •
rates.
;, ti p l ' ls ;I • l° .Ki C ib tr Ps El oolgh .l3 B A a Y is i alb ;tt - ' Vet* rit alat fik..ki 66cnitt-_-:
YitatiKsfEn's'Peletzatei'l. Extract of,bialt,Nme, for-.the variout• - affectionatil the throat..
tia4seSritr - do:a Pliiladelpilia' Ale:at b.;:„ 'A. Ly, ittiigs. ;Used with great success in. coo ,or
r• • , ' Asthma and Bronchitis.; ,It is' pFeseribed hy_t4 . ;
m uutruse; A ug. 0 ;1070. • . physigiaiis linq endorsed by the pe o ple.. -11Vai 7
ranted 'tkglye - entire satisrgetion' or money re-•'
-
funded,. - :f•••• I.!, ,• ; ,• r
:, rl . 'd " /;.• "
9LD:p{Tartttpt,sra for sale at this ollimat ten!!
t f i n . gFfinfei l friz - 1. - ,
t the:DiititotliAor irk 1 1 1,Vie`
at-0;04061dd pileekki,; .-1
01 1 ,1:'11. McCollum . ' - •
Mar 81, iB76.utit
AT.P,u 7 arW4 Wogon 2 Shop a -tinelot of nat.-
fie Wagpp a and 139, oes tun, pitnniedd (lora
pike: and hist:elass every respect for eaJg
cheap fiirreti . gli. - • • • - •
Montrose; June 11, 1876tt.
"1
plUISff, has just .rec e ived trge
sbitment cc~ pages
for
Dec. 6,1876. t, et- • r 002413;
A Lilial';; assortment of r the ,latest• -and
neatest' etylee'of and buainesi cards
jest received kthieoffice. Call' 'and 80' them'
before orlering elsewhere. ' ' - •
STEITNa has a large stock of Children's
Books; in:ptiper '
board, and cloth, binding. A 150,41,
so,41, handsome lot of Diariep.4
Montrose, Nov'. 22,1876.
,
. businges man. need complain that he
is "too, poor to advertise" whtn. he can get the
latest, style business cards printed at the DEBt-
OCRAT office for three dollars per thousarid,and
other work in proportion. - •
FOR PURE Drugs and Medicines, Fine.Toile
Artieles, Jecielry and Perfignery, go to M. A
Lyon's Drag!Store.
.Aiontrose, f Aug. 9,18713: - -
Now Ciiitunfas
. .
If you wish to find the largest assortment of
Holliday goods call at P. Di -. Melhuish'fil• who
has taken 4reat, pains in.selectirig and btiying.
The hapttniles demand obbp.(l9orts atreduced_
Pric 6l , • •- • , : 1 1c
Nontrose Dec' - '6 '1876 ' 80W2
"ailiTA .C 4130 is c9ming: with a varietrof
choice Holiday pr,esents for Christmas 444 New,
Hewill make his headquarters at•ld. A.
t l.,yoit'el)rug Where lie will' be iislealiatik
exhibit hiaifine collection of tare bhiaga all'
7.rho are in seitich . pf omen:l6lml • arf(Pcisetul'
Piesclikt?!, - "1 • -I.- • • : II •
210itro'se ) , lii - c;O:.18tO. • • •• • •
,• • • •
T1115,I13•TO GTIKILITOTICE . 6 • ' •
' l.l That hav9L.4in hand .a stook of Bu
ggseand
Irlatf94 SpFpg, Akragono r: wheb must be sold
*mmediately, '*ithont :reg4,(l „They
tare 'first:class, eery t i esv . ebyind any, 9,119 - who
has'any idea' ot ever buvidg a' ;wagon 01 any
kind ,shouldllvft ne. a call: • i
.
i: Montrose, Nov. 1, 1876tE .., ;,. i - , • . , ~ • Y
't
llinAn AND CqNFECTIONERY STORE. . ' ,
Haying bought Louis Knoll's - stock:of/Agars.
Tolfacco, and. Confectionery, I. can., furnish ;firstl.Chiti . a:riieMs . for the least 'inone : ' , Fine
sumtnCr diinka for the thirsty.. - i ' ' . -:.
. t
... , t ~ , ;.„ • - . : , JA.ligs ZERFASS. •
' Montrosei•July 26,1876. .. ~ ~ , I • : • ::
The , i3al6 of 'Taylor's' i tinnily. Mediciiieh
steadily on thb inerease:' . Thef bales of the past
year 4eing more! than • double , of any previous
year. , The reason of this la on, account of the
geniline writs of, Atte ,gooda theinselves and
the fair slid - in:martial manner in, which they
are sold'. •'' - •
July-26,18761 .
PERSONS `visiting .. Binghamton . wishing to
purchase 'diy'r ) g(iods - would "do to call on
HE ift'SßoLics. 1; They keep 'a tirst-elaSs 'line
of 'dry goOdkii. and Testly-madc.clothing on hand
all the time,„AlpaiAs,Merinos,and Cafihmeres
,the finest line in the City. No trouble,to'sbqw
goods or send samples. • • ,
Nov. 13816if.' • - "' " I
OFFICaI; * RET - 17.108.-,
OFFICIAL RETllllllB.havq
tbeenlptitifiyely , ireevived - thitt you' 'can get aq
goodie-Steal of.Dyttirat at 'kiln Keystone&loon!
as you can ; inNow. Y,orls, , ,Florida, Louisiana,
or any of the ,disputedlstales. ppsb.,
effinial the,
if. - yon do, feel, satisfie4,
ca - al and-seb for: ydurielfi the'i•ecisids aenpec(
tt, all, ;.. t KEYSTONtr StiLoi3N:
Mi Y• 41t 1870.:
Iry
..ASTITtITE. • '
Art Institatelhi teathera and'iriinds or Ott.
,cation,will bo held-at Harford,:commenciug at
10 O'clock
,a.:m4rida,y, Dec; On Satur
=day, the 16th;, teac4cts of .the castern hitlf,of
the coinity . are Sincisted - to he`iireient to take.
preliinidatyitrAnsuiesJ the formation or
a Teachers", Association' in attindaftbe With:the? .
*solution at County Institute.
• Supt.
--Moritrope'ee, 1870. t - • tl . t f
t - •., 1 , x 1-
;' ' "
The TinlOariandek: Marble WOrks or %rile
& are '4oing 4,!..g00d bUsiness :arid are
Aroltirig,, out, !Amp yery, tastt, ;jobs ,ofi
Stones, • and. M?htup ea te., t AL. p,.Bur ß e j pf the.
Ea le`.lSru StOrs 3 , 4• &heir authOrital ng9to ; fol.
Montrone; Astdinikt: • . 4Kgne
Head Atfrorderale
with him, will/ Htirnsi&
White , • ; •
Tunkhtinno t eh-peb: 1e'7,8i4
!, •
WE WOULD advise all those Intending- tos
inake any purehaservH3lltelrtithif this Tall to
m.ake,l,hemilkow,as there bas beieri great atti
Ir'ince In Raw musty• make < .
Initterla! ad ancein inatuifactUred goods..
Sisson' &Co., Binghainthn, inform' us 'thlit . 'they,
have anihnusualiy tineline 'of Illabli'Bllliit Inlr/
chaied at ,very low. prices, Which they' Offee i fOr
the present at 91d meat, which :,are abont- 25
per cent lesithan the goods can pe purchwd•
w.
no 'They 1104' a large' Stock, of f '13144 and.
Colored' CashibereS,lngether: with' an endless',
-iatiety, 01 everjbegetiption of Pail' Dress Godatil
urim.the niostfaitorable, terms
• Samples sent with kfleast#9 t 9 .address,
Anima) DOUBT A - Rit.UT, -
; ; t : ..{';t ; Thatthe Rebrrio
ing Elqtl9o. i3ogmi t oi]l39nth ',Carolina;are= in
ail.(or, have lien)aad.iit is,
,aisa that,t,h6
scamps tbat lifoke into`thO i3tore 9f A.:
lard, 'get `Sattirdat night, stokildb 0 itijall=buf,
fez., all that the quality and priditotthose chelcei
year, Sweet Potalbea,f Grapes land , .Cranberiliali'
are just right to suit these-hard times. •
At the Head of linvigaPion you, WA Phicgkil
i;eat one - dollar.' fifty cents per punka,
.fine :variety of the best Roasted Coffeealindthte
EEkterprise Mill to - grind - it' itclind a large and
eartabieo9o ( MAP*llWGNlNrieiriand:
ions, extremely ` low for cash or ready pay.—
Cash paid for eggs.
A. N. Bumtun.
Montrose, Nov. 29 1 1876: 49w3
47w0
~ . .
I . iiirb,y'siMagic ReHeiler, the initant enre-ot
aevere and acute
.paine. „
.
Kirhy'a-::rastelees .WOrqt : . 149xene,!. Sure r
sate and effectual., ' ,
Kirbrti eondi Odd oVdeli'foi"Oiilaty, /Nan
tit.y and ptii.ity:are snperitsr, , to•aby Powder for
'stock manufactured._ • - . 1-7 •,,;•th
Kirby's Camphor,(,p9 : ler
,chape4 pnncia pr
'aunbuin. „ „
Poriaie 'Druggistii ' in 'Montrose; and
_Dealers in Medicines Ihrongheni the totintry,. •
' Jtine2B, 18741., -
ft.
l ENV- . YORK MARKET:
I.
OimicrED wiEs4r sr
HAYDEN •go -
,DUtICWORTikI
IsTaw Yong, Saturday, Dec. 9,1876. :;
- ,) nurrpt.
Pails, choicest .
" good to_tine ......
common, 25'. @ 28
Firttlin; selections ' 30 @ 82
- good to fine.. ... . .. 27 -0) '2B
common to good • 24' 25
Tuba, selettions .... .. . . 82 34
" good to fine ... . ... 27
. 0 29
al common to g00d... .... 24 ( 26
CHEESE.
4E46 -
Fa&Wry, fancy . ' - 14%x. , 15
goodto flue .. 13W4 14
Farm Dairy, prime • -• 13%0 14
.' " fair to. g00d... 12%0 13
• ,' MISCELLARietTEC. '
Eggs; freed • ' 29 •@ 80
Apples (green) fine, 1 .:Mk. fa .1:75
- " dried per..lb
=Aliced- -r- q.
Potatoes, per.' bbl . ... 3 obe 375
Lard. , , , , 10%6 11.
. .. .... . . B%g - 74'
Turkeys 12 .0
.1` , .; 0 *. • -.4 ••,* 93 . C4.i .1/•;.
Duch,`` •• • • 12 . „14
• .. c..• . •
. . - 30 . (gi • 303 i
Theseare prices • r
(trot the customer s )
but othir dealers wloo fled fault .becaitse it..spolls theit
profits:,, , They aseert that I cannot sell goods tit prices
named, , those ,pricea• aro not fora Vitt, but are gen.‘ • I
nine au4.will be fulfilled ia,every particula:, call amt, ,,
see for pcTreelyes. • • .
- DIONEYISAVE . IS MONEY
E A RED! : L.
- ,
EBSTERThe Clothier's PRIORI'S?' '
*O
• - - ,16 • • ,•: :- -..-:; .:, ,
r tAiLI(4 Zia WINTER 1576 . 7. 1
, ,-)
Good heavy, builness suits • ....$ 7.80 ,
',...' '
Diagonal silk mixed suits „ : 8.80 1 1
'Heavy calssimere salts.— - 7• ....r ..... - . 800
Basket worsted,flaitir. ' "• • • ' . 10.00
_ , ........
Fancy plaid casiiinere , • .
English Diaconatenits... . 17,00
French tiaskot suits < •• ' 17.(4)' • t
All wool,Hroad. Cloth coats' 1.50 ,
Heavy sheep gray overCoata• ' '„ .. 2 4,50
. , .;:; 7,00
Fur i3eaVerovercoata,„ ..... ,10„30
Fine dieeonal'oirerdoats' • '. . ........ 12.1:10 1 " ,
Union 114v.er . .. . ,T.. -7.00 • ;
French Bpayer.pyercolts • .
12.®
130.T8 Olothing- 7 3 to . 10 years.'
Heavy mcred.tchooi 4.86
.Cassimere state • .•.. • .• • • 6.00 1,
Diaratutl4o,b4iket. eniie , z 6.50 , ;Stout overcoats ....., - 4.50
Cape and otretcoatt L COO ; I
• 'Boya? \ OlOthing , - . -• 9 to 15!gegirii:
Heavy mtOdaetioot suits,ti'.... :.; SAO 3;*l.
Heavy cassimere snits • ~1 ,f1.00„,0
Diagonal a nd basket suits ... " ' . '7JSO
Heavy every-day overcoats :f 4, v. t .:l,e 3.75 •
. Chinchilla overcoats.. 6,00,1
Beaver and For • BitaVer OvercOata' ' ' 1 &OM
Capeand, tristter• overcoats .. .. • • •••••• 7•50.
r
'Youths. Clothing 16. years to {men •
guzea.
Good undershirt or drawers;.:... • , '025
Good knit jackets * • .„„ •
..
Good wool shirtsz. .. . . ...; I ,
Good cotton eqcks.,.., • . . 2
Oloth covered foldedund collars • ' • `• L .11
And an othertbodikin:proportion..l • -
Ver7,The ligtiote ptice maid ;for: ;prime - , batter , at. f
WEBSTER'S.
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62 and DI Court •Ergreet; , arit
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• 3;11•614.4 Paitoz Dr: "mots, Clostary, Sari-
wato l lron, Stoves, Divs. Oils, sat-Psiats, Soots
and tiloolt, liataand Caps, Wars,llsfaloltobes, Oro.
serks&Provisions *C.
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