Iliskiee seems to have - nvertakeO one
of., Boss Shepherd's friends at last. We
see by Friday's telegraphic dispatches
that Charles 6. Fisher, late Assistant .
United States, District Atiorney for the
District of Columbia, was that day con
victed on a charge of purloining records
from the Criminal Court. The Rerapy
is a fine of , not less than $5OO noi'more
than $5,000; and iMprisonment for not
less than one year, nor more than_ five
years; at the discretion of the court.
The News from Washiaton - is all: of
exactly the: same tenor. The conspiracy
against popular elections topples. with its
own weight, and the Democrats, taking
beHrt before the Wavering', lines of 'the
oppnisition, and reinforced by the sym
pathy of R6publicans whb are not die ,
posed to join the conspiratori, seem con
fident of victory. The inauguration of
Tilden will be a triumph won by honest
citiiens, regardless of politipal affil ation
and not a partisan uccea& : it• Will `keach
the politicians. once'' for all, that when:
the ballot falls it must execute The ftee-'
man's will.
rTh s cTar.!opt! :precedents :establifhed by
the Republican rarty seem to bring
nothing but misfortune and discomfiture
to them in this their' hour - of:tri4l,
First, their theOry that Congress has
no right to go back of the certificate of
idovernor, appeari" to them in the per
son of GoVernor Grover of 'Oregon, who
like the a'ngel with fiatning sword in ; the
path of the animal Salaam bestrode, Stops
&Ili* of escape from ,their.diletrima in
thui direction, and - ndw the • docOine . of
Ben Butler which held good in the4ndy
Johnson trial, that telegraphicAispatches
were subject to the order, of Investiga,
ting committees, turns up - to vex, them,
when a Democratie House proposes ,to
inspect the correspondence oetween Chan
dler, Oameron & Co., and Kellogg, Cham
'hetlain -& Stearns and Packard.
Truly some things, like chickens, come
home to roost.
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April 1 1878. •
R EGISTER'S NOTICE.—PUBLIC No
tic,. is ,heie4lElno to all, poirof PooeioodAi
the follwafluk estates, to : s
EstatiVl bi*id' 8 - Noose; bite of" send, 'deed,
Petunia Kent, (late Room) Adminletnitrix.
*Estate of John Dunning, late of New Milford, dec'd,
Holloway
_W Cobb, ifiecgtor, ft
Ertateof =wiled Clark, late of Suites. Depot, deed,
Philip Brady, Administrator.
Estate of Edward 8 Wright, late of Brooklyn. dted, B
A Wean. Abler.
That the llCCOUntilits have settled their accounts in
Bedifter,'O Oflice In and for the County of Sumps
-
Minna, ited that the same "will be ,Presented to,the
tlndx:m. the Orphans' Court on Thursday, the 11th day
tjapnary, ;877, for condrntation and allowance.
H. P. BEARDOLEV t Et!dleterg
*sister's office, Mont:ose. Dec. 10878.
A IMITOIII3 NOTICE, The undersigned an Audit-
Amor appointed by the Court of Common Pleas of
Susquehanna County, on
,!zceptions lied to the final
account of 4,
&„ K. Wells. ommittee . of the estate of .
Charles Powers. lunatic. to audit said exceptions and ,
accounts. *MI attend to the duties of his appointment
at ids osCe.ftthe Borough of Bloittroie. on Friday the
29tkdayof December; at 1 o'clock p. m., at which time
ar.d place Illpetvons interested Will attend and make it
known orbelotever debarred of a nearing :thereafter.
e . pOTT, Auditor..
Dec. 6,1826: 150n4
laeON„. WILL . lIERKAY'rEIt,
124 Walsh the citizens of liontriise and Vicinity.
with itrit4ese Breed. "Etuacuit, Rolls Pies, Cakes and .
Cookie.. Tarts, 4te.. dte., ac._ Parties an Weddings,
supplied. end quality guaranteed. irer"Diniw Rooms
ap stairs, witsre fkao.oi' liis will be tuna ready to eet
stay_ the swing s et the inner Dup.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.-- BY VIRTUE OF
write :ssued by the Cain of Common Pleas of
Susquehanna County and to me directed, I wir expose
to sale by public veudue, at the Court House in Mont
rose, on .
Friday; January 5, A. D., 1677,
at 1 o'clock p. ii., the following pieces or parcels of
land, to wit :
All those cer.lain pieces or plots of land situ
ate; lying and being, In Susquehanna county, Pennsyl
vania, the first piece being in Auburn township, bound
ed on the north by lands of David McCain, on the east
bylands of Patrick Galvin, on the south by lands of J.
P. White and on the west by lands of; 1 4 :lislut Kinney.
containing $5 acres, more or less. about: 60 acres im
proved. with the appurtenances, 2 frame houses any
other outbuildings, 1 frame barn and an orchard...
The 2d piece is situate in Rush township, bounded on
the north by. !Inds of Benj. Betthoif and B Gray, on
the east by lands of llarvt.y and Alfred Ems, on the
south by lands of Bullard ? and on the west by
lands of Alfred Lineberry, containing 105 acres, about
ill acres improved with the appurtenances, I log house,
1 frame barn and an orchard. (Seized'and taken in ex
cention at the suit of Littler-& Blakeslee use of R. B.
Little vs 0. E. Picket acd A. Lathrop assigned to L.
Searle vs 0. E. Picket.
ALSO—AII that piece or parcel of land situate in Au
burn Township. Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania,
bonded and described as follows, to wit: O. the
north by road leadingfrom Kennedy Corners to Carter
Town, east by land of P. White, south by land of Hen
ry Dunmore and on the west by land of Martin Wil
cox. containing 58 acres, mostly improved, with the ap
purtenances.l - frame house, 1 frame barn and an or
chard. [Seized and taken in execution at the e nit of
. J. Mulford ve Philip Swackhammer.
ALSO—AII that certain piece of land situate in toe
township, of Gibson, Susquehanna County, Pennsyl
veil's. Bounded on the north by land of Reynolds
and ri homes - Evans, on the east by lands of Thomas
Evans and Hiram Tiffany on the south by lands of D.
C. Roberts and Thomas Meridith, and on the west by
lands orSeth Abel, G. Gillett and Jacob L. °Blatt, con
taining 220 acres more or less. With about 200 acres im
proved anti appurtenances. 2 frame, barns, hog hoase
and 2 apple orchards. [Seized and taken in execution
at the suit of John Smiley assigned to Keels P. Smiley
Vs Corclella Wells and J. R. Wells.
ALSO—AII that certain piece or peke! 01 land situate
Iyir.g and being in the township of Bridgewater. Sus
quehanna county. Pennsylvania. bounded on the north
by land of D. H. Coon and Win. Stark, on the east by
lands of H. H. Harrington, Robert Kent and M. L. Cat
lin, ou the south by land of Augustus Gregory and on
the west by public road and land of Horace Brewster,
containing about 140 acres, mostly Improved with the
appurtenances, 1 frame house, 2 frame barns, and an
orchard. [Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
Read; Griffis & Co. vs G.' S. Johnson, and Guttenbu •g,
Rosenbaum & Co. Vs 0: 8 Johnson.
ALSO—AII that certain piece of land situaf in Gib
son tOwnship, Susquehanna county, Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows: Beginning in the
middle of the Lenox and, ilarrnor x turnpike in the line
bf Georve Gelatt. thence along the middle of said turn=
pike 10 degrees west 0 and 4.10 perches to the point of
intersection of Stearns road north 42j degrees west 20X
perches to corner in middle of said road in line of Eli
Low, thence south 10 degrees east 23 and 3-10 perches
to stones; thence north 80 degrees east 11 perches to
the place of beginning, containing 1 acre more or less,
with the appurtenances, I frame house and all improv
ed. [Seized and t eked in execution at the salt of Mil.
likin & Smiley vs,Geo. Blanchard.
N. bids and costs must be arranged or paid on
the day of sale or deeds will not be iicknowiedged.
WM. WHITE, Sheriff.
• Sheriff's Office, Montrose, Dec.l3, 1876.
ADMINISTRATRIX'S- SALE _
Or Roe atlElistea,te.;
DIMOCK TOWNSHIP.
The undershrnedAdministratrix of the estate of Wm
Van Canipen, late of the township of Dimock, deceas
ed, in pursuance of an order of the ;Orphans' Court of
the County of Susquehanna, will expose at public sale
on the premises in Dimock, on
Saturday, January 6, 1877.
at 1 o'clock p. m. the followit. g described piece of land
situate in said township and bounded end described as
follows, to wit: Bounded on the north by land of Su
san Bolles and J. Rogan, on the east by lands of Catha
rine iiheeyn, on the south by lands of Nathan Burdick
and on the west by .ands of H. N. Cnsman, containing
about 131 acres.
TERMS OF SALE—S2OO down; $3OO on final confir
mation of sale and balance one-halt in 6 months. and
balance in one year thereafter with interest from final
confirmation of sale.
CHRISTIANA. VAN CAMPER,
Administratrix.
Dec. 18, 1870.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
In pursuance of an order of the Court of Common
Pleas of Susquehanna county, the under signed will
sell at public sale:the foltowinz described real estate on
the premises at I o'clock p. m., on
Wedrapsdayi January 17,
•
All that certain lot (if land situate in the township of
Harmony. County of Susquehanna tate of Penn
sylvania, bounded on the north by land of L. D. Seelick
on the east by lands formerly of Bennet & Webster, on
the south by lands formerly of Bennett & Webster,
Charles Cook. and Squire H. Cook and on the west by
lands of Stephen Wrighter, containing, 71 acres more
or less with the appurtenances, house, barn and or
chard, and partly improved.
ALSO—At 2 o'clock p. m. of the -same day all that
Certain lot of land situate as aforesaid new occupied by
H. M. Webster, and containing 119 acres, bore or less
describedin deeds from 'the line< of Flynn, to
J. Schlager &
SERMS—SIOO down on each piece at time of sale ;
one half the balance on final confirmation and the re
mainder one year from final confirmation with interest.
W. T. MOXLSY.
.4.ssign tie of H. M. Webster.
Dec. 20.1876. 52w4
REMOVED, - A.iti ii. '2_s4:4ll(tED.
GROCERY STORE
to tits building tosr doors above the First Nations
Bask, Public Avenue, &needy occupied by S. P.
Maxima wkere buffo iAlarged toy - WO QT.',
Groceries; Provioions &c.
Knelt* ininpotition.bewi' In , galas , and price, Mier*
giTc,e!tpan end be sorwinced that I csl3 doyen vole&
WILSON Ttnutxtz.
te.
COACH & CARRIAGE
PAINTING 1 •
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Theundereigned wiehee to nform the public that Ist
eprepared to do"all kirdls ; , y , . r •
e • '
-COACH; Vaittitti-WAGIOf SISIGR
on-short notitei. j . thlt3DeStAttia —sal at 1 1 1 0 00 a 11110
prices.
u h- ba , Atitoptil Carrier Iftotory_itte,ettante4 'mese
1 ""."7 1 ° Wsarolitop, Tni . nplice Street.
H: HICK:.
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kora:elle, Sept. 54.1811
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1 JOENSE .PETITIONS.--Notisie, is
_La herebygiven-that,' In pursuance of -an , Act. of As
sembly, the following named persons bare - filed , their
petitions with t .Clerk of quarter. dessiontruf , the
Peace, for the County of !..ttisquellanne, for licenaento
keep taverns and for wholesale dealers in said Cotutti
for which they will apply at 43usr/Sessinns• JAM,
. .
Dennis Casey, Eating !louse, .
fiutqu'a Depot
J. J. Holoran, Tavern, Thomson.
Frank Kane, Eating House. . Ot Bend Boro
Sackett &Depue , Tavero, ,
Henry D. Howard ' . , fit Bend Village Boro
T. 3..& H. D. Barne s, •• 46 if .
Fennel Carpenter, - Tavern, Buford.. .
willon Oliver, _ -' -. .• , Thomson.
Joseph * Allen, Bating Btoise. - ' Bustfa Depot.
.DAVID SUM2dBHt3. Clerk. -
, Montrose, Dee,13,1816., : , • ' :I
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p J. DONLEY,
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ASSIGNEES' SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given that the sn'mcritoers,assignees
of A: M. Stearns, for the benefit of his creditors, by ON
der of the Court of Common Pleas, of Susquehanna
.County, will expose for public sale to the highest and
best bidder, at the saw mill on the first described lot in
Harford Township, on
Saturday, January 61,1877,
at 10 o'clock a. m , the following described pieces of
land eactreituate in Harford Twp, said County, bound- .
ed and described - as (0111W16, to wit : The first piece
:known as the saw mill lot, beginning at a post and
stones the southeast corner hereof, thence north 70 de
grees west 13 rods to line of lands of Edward Percy a
corner thence along said Percy's land and land of B.
B, Goodrich to a point opposite the upper end of the
pond and along the edge thereof to a rock at the edge
of highwater on the east side of the pond, thence
south 69 degrees east 8 rods and 21 links to a stake and
stones corner, thence south 21 degrees west rods and
tl links to the place of beginning, containing 5 acres of
land more or less with the water privilege attached
thereto, on which is a dwelling house frnitarees,
ands circular saw mill and lath mill in 'good run
hing order, with patent Leffell wheel and 18 feet head
of water, good log ways and handy to the road from
Harford to Montrose Depot.
The second piece being an equitable interest under
contract 131 the following lot known as the timber lot,
bounded on the north by lands of S t i h nnel Veil s on the
east by lands of L. Leroy, on the so by lands of An
drew Osborn and on he west by land of Horace Little
and David Alexander, containing 60 acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE—On the first piece or aw mill lot
s2oo4lown. *2OO on final confirmation of sale and bal
ance one half In 1 year and other half in 2 years with
interest from final confirmation of sale.
On, the timber lot $lOO down, $lOO on final confirma
tion of sale and balance one-half in one year and the
other half in twoyears with interest from final emir-
Illation of sale. - Amount unpaid on giving deed to be
secured by first judgment or mortgage lien on premises
sold.
ALSO at 12 o i elock m. of the some ?ay. we will self at
the mill about 'lOO.OOO feet of loge and lumber. Terme
easy and made known at sale.- ~
,
L. W. MOORS.
D. P. BREWSTER. '
51w8
Dec. 13, 1876.
•
EGISTER'S NOTICE.-;-PUBLIC No is hereby given to all persons concerned in the
following estates, to wit
. _ .
Estate of Era etas Corey, late of LathroP; deed,' A: 0.
Warren Administrator.
Estate of Miles W. Heath . late o f ChocOnat, - .deed", (1
B. Eldred Administrator.
Estate of Efoncirins J.Preston. late of Great Benil,deed
Ira B. Preston Administrator. ' .
Estate of John . 8: Williams. late of Springville, 'iced.
H. B. Williams and 0.8 Rogers Adminis.trators.
That the accountants have settled tacit. accounts in
the Register's Ofllce in and for the County of Susque
hanna, and that the same will be presented to' the
Judges of the Orphans' Court on Thursday, the 18th
day of January, 1877, for confirmation and allowance.
H. F. uEARDSLEY. Register.
Register's Office, Mon.r,ose, Dec. 18, 1876.
pROCLAMATION.
B.
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY SS.
Mary E. Pease. by her next friend, Abram Berkslew,
vs.,Charles A. Pease. In Court of Common Pleats of
Susquehanna County. No. 469, April Term,.lBl6,
nj„To Charles A. Pease : Whereas a Subpoena . in Di.
vorce was issued to April Tcrin. 1876, which was du
ly returned non eat inventor and thereon an alias sub.
pcena Wag issued returnable to November Term, 1876,
upon the return of which proof was made that the said
Charles A. Pease could not be found in my bailwick.
Thin notice,: therefore, is to require you to appear
before our. Judges of the said Court on the second
Monday of January next to answer said complaint.
WM. WHITE. Sheriff.
Montrose, Dee. 18.1876
PROCLAMATION.
' SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY 88.
George - A. Stoddard vs. Harriet Stoddard,—
In the Court of Common Pleas 'of Susquehanna coun
ty,No. 693. August Term. 1876.
To Harriet Stoddard : Whereas a Subpcena in Divorce
was mimeo to August Term, 1876, which was du
ly returnedrum eet inventus. and thereon an alias snb
m.na was issued in said case. returnable to November
Term. 1876, upon the return 01-which, proof was made
that the said Harriet Stoddard could not be found
in my bailiwick.
This notice is therefore to require you to appear be
fore the Judges of the raid Court, on the second Mon
day of January next. to answer said complaint, &c.
WM. WHITE. Sheriff.
4 111ontiose, Dec. 18;1876.
PROCLAMATION. ‘--
SUSCIUSIIAMNA COUNSY'SS.,
William IL Low vs. Josephine B. Low. In
the Court of Common Pleas of Susquehanna County.
N 0.638. August Term. 1876.
To Josephine B Low: Whereas a Subpoena in
Pivorce was issued to August Term. 1676, which was
duly returned non at inventus. and thereon an alias sub
pcena was issued in said case. returnable to November
Term-1870, upon the return of which proof was made
that the said Josephine B. Low could not be
found in my bailiwick.
' This notice therefore Is to require you to appear be
fore the Judges of the said Court, on tte second Mon
day of January next, to answer said complaint, &c. .
WM. WHIT;, Sheriff.
Montrose, Dec. 18,1876.'
NTED ! • _
8000 Thishels Buckwheat at once for ship
went. .Will payteash. .
51w8 D. A. MOON.
Montrose Dec. 18. 1 876 Pd. •
99 CE T§
WILMOT STEPHENS,
01: the Binghamton 99 Cunt Store, will offer in Mont
_ roe, tat Cobh'a old stand) on
Thuralay, Decembpr Ttb, 71170,
Satiusiti Ist; 1817;
A FINET 8
. T4l * t ( ? /P "'W!l 4 t,& 000DS
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I will make an- copied for altiff,AnyAld g ,..celeisole
as inao nob tine*
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WILMOT STI.SPIIIENS.
Itontrose. Dee. 6 'lO6. 50w4
y4.IiIJABLE FARM FOR SALE
NEW, INILIFORD TOWNSHIP;
The undersigned executor of the estate of Simeon
Van Fleet. dec'd, offers for sale the farm of said deced•
ant, one-fourth mile north of the ,-Moxley church, New
Milford township, Pa. it Contains about 112 sem,
well watered, feaced,and tinder a good data of caltiva
tion, I must dispose of said farm, and will Sidl on •
EASY
•For. Farther perttettlare Inquire.•ot the inhectibet at
Einmuteseeille. PL.
P. 0. Aggro**, Ne w aurora, pa.
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AT 00ST--AND, BELOW 09STI
Our large-Stook t WINTER GOODS cOnsiking of full 'We'd'
- 0118-,.-, 4'100711V: ' AND. ..- CHI.LDHEWS :.:OVERCOATS,
MEWS,
SHAWLS,
DRESS GOODS,
'CLOTHS:
s,• • ,
OURAiViNTER STOOK MUST ., BE SOLD. OFF!
M. S. DEBBAUER, Managing' Partner:
AN IMPORTANT `LOCAL BEFORIf4
`_. tiereatter goods will be sold at •
E. P. STAMP'S STORE
Montrone, for Cisy. at; CASH Platt&
Ivi4l keep good goods and make be
prices to suit the , clotiest buyers.
I have had seven years. experienOe
buying and selling FLOUR so that I know
where to buy and what to buy to suit the
custothers of this =vicinity.
TWILL MAKE'A SPECIALTY OP WHITE'
WHEAT FLOUR
and warrant - every
_barrel' land sack to
suit or refold the money.
CHEWING TOB ACCO
I "have recently made arrangements by
which I can sell CHEWING TOBACCO by
the pound ae cheap as you cau buy of any
wholesale Tobaccu..House' by . the barrel.
I also keep Ohesv:ng Tobacco in 10 lb.
cadd'gs for whi.o I will make special
nicer.
lIMALF.avr. ,
1 keep on hand a large quantity of SALT
and keep under cover, and will sell it as
low as possible for this market.
Sugar, Tea '
Coffefi; Syrup, Soap, Pork,
Fish, all at the nimble six pence
prices. 'l
- trust I will receive sufficient patron-
age from cash buyers to make the cash
system a succeso. Respectfully,
R P. STAMP.
Opposite. the Banking House of Wm. H.
Cooper & CO., and the Dry Goods House o
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum & Co.
Montrose, Oct. 11,1876tt. _
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z .o of! itch, itching between the toes. itchi it g
.r the bialy, tem ti)rtis. A IPS 'relieves the
itehingaud i rritalen 'Ol biting and stinging
rosette. ts it . is everifiliS islisphsl to, thP
Ta
ettiNtlustlitt Ind oxviesste you Cant
take.n 814/finsr Otth at Waspy.- ./For bath
ing L'hitdren it Tirtinequalled. ladies *he
use it in their Tolirt,woukt never de without
it., neutralizes, the odor or Per*Piritiluni.
and, •extunitil timedy, nut 'Smsztely he
used amiss. Full directions accompany each
peckags. TRY IT. • .
Pr e 25 Cu. ?er dike: 3 Nit *+r eo Mi.
... 11,1 =Ail 30 CtL, :• By mail 75 !Uhl.-
' MAtX Aaron sr
*an llvicets CPlnoe l ,
N0,;1321 Green St., Philadelphia.
Sold lir all Droutd4
VSE NO °TEEL
BIN GHAmrroN
BOOK 'BINDERY
P. A. I3OP INS & EONS, PRoaurro'
No. 4i Witt*red, fki. Floor, .11Ingibuntoa NcYt
READY-MADE CLOTHING;
BLANKETS,
FLANNEL. SKIRTS, •
BEAVERS,
Closlncont for €&$U 'and for, CASH Only::
, .
~„,,0;#.7,,,',1" 01**R ce, RO 'S Ftsl.l . .A_Ak 0 . :14, . : 4:, . CO.
rLoun.,.,
lIMMIM
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FURS,
"40k,irp . ;;,}ic, : . •• fisC„ .. . .0 - ,', i i.e.
GLENN'S
SULPHUR, SOAP.
THOROUGHLY CURES DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
BEAUTIFIES THE COMPLEXION',' PREVENTS
AND REMEDIES RHEUMATISM AND GOUT,
HEA' s SORES AND ABRASIONS OF THE
CUTIcLE AND COUNTERACTS CONTAGION.
- This Standard External Remed7 for Erup.
Lions, Snres and Injuries of the Skin, not only
REMOVES FROM THE COMPLEXION ALL BLEM.
ISHES arising from local impurities of the
blood and obstruction of the pores, but also
those produced by the stin and *lnd, such as,
tan and freck!ca. It renders the CUTICLE
MARVELoySLY 'CLEA:z. SMOOTH and PLIANT,
2.W1_ 1 being a WHOLESOME BEAUTIFIER i 5 fat
preferable to any cosmetic.
Au. THE - REMEDIAL ADVANTAGES OF SOU
JI.HUR , BATHS' are insured BY THE I:St. OF
Gieni!, , ,a &disbar Soap, which in addi
tion to its purifying effects, remedies and PRE
VENTS RHEUMATISX and GOUT. ,
It alsoq*inp.crs CLOTHING and UMW
and PREVENTS DISEASES CL)MMUNICATED SY
CONTACT with the PERSON.
IT DISSOLVES DANDRUFF, prevents tmtkim •
nets% and retards grayness of the hair.
Physicians speak of it in high teens. • t
Pricls-25 Ile 50 Cents per Cake; per •
Box (3 Cakes); 60c. and $1.20.
N. B.—The sofcatookes are tripla.t6 aims of thaw at -
25 cents.
" HMVS HAIR AND WHISKER DYE,"
Block or Brawl, 50 C'eati.
ft: ( 1 311TtrON. Prou'r, 7 tilth
ALWAYS . UP TQ T4ETIMAS! '
GREATEST INDIT63IIIENTB EVER I:O7ERED FOR
CASs OR READY . PAY 1
Havlng Just returned ifrom New Yo• k with a 4
and'well selected stock, I shall be able to give tri t-**
cons the best bargains seen in this county fort' M.
they will be billy convinced by giving us call Arid ex
*Mining our Bieck. Read the folio sing list. '
Calicoes 5 to . BC.
Mitalins ..'..• • ..... .., . 6 to Ile. •.,
..
Delalnes .. 20 to INSe• 1,,
Dress G00d5.... " -
A l pacas . ' ' • . ' •. 25 1.3 100. i
Shawls :- 'IS to sl_o.
Ladles' Jackets.. ;, '- , ll5lO $lO. '
Sagas— :....... ... . 113 i k ,
" " • • 10 , ts..
Japan Tea... ... to •
Was son .
. Tea. .. .. .
t 2 3 5: 1 1. ,
Bon Chewing T0t0ux0..... • ..500"
Raisins. now l5( •
• BOOTIVAND SHOES.
Kip Boots. - ' • ' • ' •$215 *MI -I
Calf Boots .. 850 450
Boys' Boots .. .. ...
.' ..... L. - ' - 100 304
Ladies' Calf ........ ' .. 180 • 2 51 1 ;•
Ladies' Grain Shoes..., .. .... . . 195 2 4
Children's Shoes. ... ........ 60 la.,
• HEADY-WADS CLOTHING. ,
Suits—•. ... 6to $lO Overcoats sf. 00 to $5l
Suits, all wool. -. Bto 15 Walking COsts 550 to
Suits,all woolAin- I
Pants 100 to
cy 10 to 18
• .
Also, - Hats and' Caps, Crockery, Glass end' WOodea
Ware', Table and: Pocket Cutlery.. Us rd ware. Stoves,
_Tinware, Ropes, Cordage, and M fact, everything use
ally kept in cciubtry -stores. : • ;1.1.
OuTmotto is,our castomers` lx.terest are our intereSta t „t
therefore it is for oar benefit to give them all the ad
vantages of aVtell bought stock. • , • _
• . We are still, alive on - Poultry, and .want 10,000 pound.
dresbed immediately , for which the highest market
price will be paid .
.. - , 3
Bring orit your Ponitry, Hatter, Zip, and tither pro.
duce. and we guarantee you - wilt: be well plaint that
you called. . •
_ '
wan. PA.VOeLII4 1876101' i
(BD"OVEVIX "
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~.:,.-.>-•
:MILLINERY, HAIR AND FANCY OlX!Dift:';'
wasson'_mttir.LiNzar.
_ Having retuned - front Nett Torte tiith the finest andl
nest. selected stock orgoods:eves In this section ni
'country, theitidlog iretattere; Slam; Ribbons, Lees,
Hosiery, Belts. sad Kid Gloves of all kinds end slate
with prices to suit all.
- . ,
Also Fmk Leidie's cat rapeastterus in full WWI
lIIRMIE
91 1 BINGHAMTON, 91
Court SU 1, N. Y. Courtin;
iglighamiiiri, 30'4 April 19,
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