THE DEMOCRAT.
MONTROSE, PA,, JAN. 17, 1877
Town,
.County, and Variety.-
• • .1 : •
----Now eay, "the late Centennial year."
--A health-y lift—an hour's steady practice
with a snow shovel.
—"Timber for the coffin of the Republican
party—"returning boards."
----From,all;parts ,of , the country come the
report o
,bl4ercold (weather.
—Good apples are Ifielling in New . York at
4 I
'51.75 per barrel. • •
—Even those' who Own a hors* and cutter
are more than satisfied now•withenow.
-- ',Chas months this year, will have five
Sundays July; September . . and December. .
The morning train on the Narrpw linage
reported as 456 hours late at this station.
that
fr A ost y y ou m n o g u l s a t d a y eli w e r
wle a;el e y q o u v a e l ri t i o es ic r e d c t r o ea sa m y .
----Exani t ine all the thousand dollar bills in
your Pocket, for- a dangerous counterfeit is
4
Not a green Christmas this year, ana so
let us hope "the fat church yard" will fail in
011 s
•
—Leroy & Decker of New Milford, who
were,burncA oltr last fall; have got, into their
new store.
tZL:r-1-.Regular.N.eeting of the Montrose Fire
- C0xpk,F14 ,. . , N0. ;-will held at their Parlor on
i'riday;eveiiink;. Xab.
--Women's Temperance,..Prayer. meeting.
„L ri s er helix af'`thti Louie. 'if 'Mrs. Chaiiiii,an
EiVie; on Thursday ay '
t .. —' r.People And more reason to congratulate
men upon 'their :success; than to interest them
selves in their !allures, •,'± - I‘..
i , O - 7 - Pro!,
~ManY !iv,P 3 . /nay a map hays It--
115i7iteen--ykujr irtter,fo(n)F.Nvoree, fo(u)r :richer;
": 4.k,;(11)F poorer.:. G.'! .1 '. - . ... ... .
- 7 :4oere :halm% so::mack. grumbling
4elArci,;fo!,an,:9l,44a44oaed, , winter ! ..for ;the last
week, as, usual. ,
ttt Bonttu dkidgewatev- Kite SOciety
Rill be held on Thursday evening Jan. 18th in
She rniAeß9ti.lllt"# 9 9. ll tA 3l 9 l 4rof-e.: , • 1
,our:‘, l oldeatinhabitants" aduiit that:
tbis , la one of .the. ',regular "old , tashioned
$0127-7,ancli as we have all heard' about.
Hartley . of Glenwood, this
•1 *aunty, died recently in ' Colorado, where he
i 'Went a few weeks ago is search of health. •
,
---Newspaßarappeati, between tac o sheets
91' Spreads hatter auk warmer thazi 44 extra
ginantity-,f bedclothes 'yrithetit times.., Try it.
-4Sleep - CM, )41 warted by: laying! jug of
IwAtir-st , your-tect on retiring... PTofttnity
"Ante courted considerably qiiicker if. kW «0
to thAjug-cooties out, • .
• _" , f:ißlitaheth Cady &Wei znakiol a fair bit
-41 1&thltireenark Mai the present pOlitieal Cockpit
.44oPifrilti. terrible; int:4, •With-' no
110ao., words of Cowper sad
they may saver:at trisnyli heart-bum
-A moral, seesible
sot &Croat me t ** apother
4th (and lait) Quarterly hteethig of
''''ittuitt s ;4lll be held - at', Stevensville on 13aturday
and ; Sunday! lan. 20th and
~21st 1877. Pre.
• ;41144 Elder 'Wailter will officiate. • ,
--,r-When you bear a man- abusing a news
paper, ask Mtn If he attbscO'bes fir it in in any
.orsy tonttibutes to its stippOrtand nine times
.."-ptOf ten you will find he doesn't. •
43hovel the snow off your root. Home
:14eihisetiais there be a thavi, and ihe
great Weight of snow on. weak roofs will
. the iiiicessary precaution is.delayed.
.
aonallou for the benefit of Rev.W.
... I Z,r l rhorpe will be given at the transept 1 , 00 . 6 3
; eM E. Church
on Wednesday. evening
315t,:18i7 to..which all arc most respect-
fully ,
---4 7 The reception given by the Wide .kiv‘aktits
; rwas a'decided success, particularly in , what was
poi tfie most importance to thein, a finariahil
point of view. The guests had a pleasant time
all *ere 'satiated. • - • ", '- e •
typographical error made us say last
oweekthat we wanted THE DailOliRAT of April
itt 1875 to complete our files. It should haVe
dead' No. 16, April - 22, 1874. This explanation
ititnske'li . easier to find the missing num
ber
view of the fact that Diptberia
Tails to a . eonsidentble extent all through.the
*onitt3r, we call attention to a part of 'a report
guide - Board Of Health of New York
City on Diptheria,lts causes,symptoms,prevent-
Imes &c. which we publish on our 6thpa,ge ,
—The Knights of Honor have recently
paid to Mrs. L. F. Baldwin, widow of L'. F.
Baldwin, deemed, who . was recently killed at
Susquehanna, and who was a member of that
goclety;f2AX), that being 'the amount she was
entitled to from the society, at the ieath of her
husband.
-,.. r •—llailroaq accidents baie, been unpleasant
-7 frequent of late; though, fortunately, corn
. .
isaratorely few .of them have been attended
• Ifrifh 89inus consequences.' tilings,nzuet,.
may er, be xpe6td during a - spell of. cold
weather, when 'rails are' liable to snap on the
Asoisige .. ol,xt- sarly . -trait), and -to atloquate
system or piov,entio c?.tt
. appgently be e,ou
. trired. "
'n
thd Iltr-?4ocAyr being loclged / in„j tor
.-4ng t ..the tiefiiiige - Hotel -A4tare
ieleased on Friday morning his 4 he i ey
Immediatily made an onslaught on the y
o f'Mx t w o d k ' r fr i oßt ri of
stoA it f 44 4bieh
fee t tbity.weri
4 , r
Lierift White; They scant to he deterniliied‘to
(liffall) its Uy
stealing. They told the Sheriff previous to
their recent ikrelso that winied to remain
rinttita NOW hji.;4l 111,1 A
*PA) II C:elArF.l;tl •
—The Publishers of the Philadelphia Tuna
have our thanks , for a copy of '!The Ticn4s. Al
manic," a work which every one who.pretends
to keep posted on political subjects can hardly•
afford to ido without. It contains in addition
to the matterusually found ; . in such works, a
history of ail the National Conventions which
have ever been held, the game law of the state
and a great variety of statistical information. ,
—At a Meeting of the Board of Directors
i)f the First National Bank, held Jan. 9th, the
following gentleman were elected .Directors for
the current Year : Wol'3 Turrell, 0 V Bent
ley, .W C Tilden, M B Wrigkt, G:B Eldred, X
Dessader, E A Pratt, A J Gerritson, Abel
Tutrell, E A Clark, L S Lenheim;':, J Turrell
continues President, and N L Leuheim, Cash
ier.
--•-. The Susquehanna was frozen Over, this
year earlier than 'at any' period since IBM the
water disappearing from sight on the 10th of
pei , ember remaining in that condition for sev
httiten, days: On the 15th of the following
February ice again - covered it and remained
intact for five days.. on December 15th. 1871;
the river WSI - 0 tce-bound and remained in that
_Oatu tor the period ot 108 days. On December
22nd, 1872, fit was covered with ice arid re
mined so Pmr twenty-seven days ; on January
p,th,1878, for nine days t onl_Februaty 24th,
1873, for fifteen π on January 10th, 1875
for forty-eight days. In 1874 the river was
Open all the year.'
Harrisbitrg. there is It' widow aged
about eighty year's who regularly draws a revo
lutionary pension. She married her husband,
who had"tieen,:a drummer boy, in' the continen
talnray:,,*hek he was between •:iliteen and
,
slteo*years of age. There , tic also - a widow
LycOrihig county who draws a pension of
this kink Shela 'nearly' a centennurian.. She
was bon' in 'Tennsylvania.. She was first
wedded; toa man named Spring; 'bait :be dying
she **riled Daniel Dugan, a widocirer well ad,
vaneedin life, and whh had been a dur-
ing the , ent4re revolutton, fought in Washing
ton's army, arid "was- : engaged In the battles of
Trenton ) Brandywine; 9ertrfantown'ifiti many
others.' Mr. Dugan drew fr9m the governmeut
a peaion during .his natural' lite.' After his
deatih the widow sup Posed the , pension' was at
an. end, and so it , rested for more than twi:nty
yearsovhen it was again renewed and back in
stalments paid, since which time Whas been
regularly forwarded to her. , •
---,--:—We have received an anonymous coin
munication from New Milford finding fault
with us on several points, two of which we will
notice. first; because we did not publish the
Jury list in answer to which.we can only say
that it was omitted on account of a growing
public sentiment against such methods of no
titling parties, who may been cases coming on
for whom to approach with a yiew to
prejudice theni,h,torehaert4 the e!idep,ea. In
iclrezia .44t#Itg, t)i 146 state iud
..iuugiwpewe
forbidden the publication of Jury lists es the
grounds that we have mentioned. -
- That Court was in aqsaioli, our tinkeewn cm%
reipinflent• might haie 'inferred, Ikea sour rsi
port of ‘ , t'Court Probeedings!' Published' last
'Sec 6 ild.;,b*lUm we did not .publish the
Governor's Message in hill. That is a Matter.
of taste, in which we are supported by a large
proportion of the Democratic papers of the
S tat ',very teat, of which have published it:in - :Mil,
or given as full synopsis ot it is this paper
gave. We rase quite - confident that a large
ma c iority of our readers would have objected to
our filling twsp 411" oar- paper with a meg. :
sage; that lipn a ofitiem " - V . :mild Jiver read. We
will'jick"Oi'er furnish our correspondent with a
pamphlet copy of the message and pay the
postite cm it, he will fend Jis his name.
itgenerttlithing,A6:4o paper men pay no
attOtion to anonymous communications and
we4ave . departed from our rule in this instance
out, rto show our•inew. friend that there are al,
waysicvo sides ps,every question and in this par
ticular instance we think we have done , nothing
worthy of censure,even to the extent'of misting
a postal card;
UNIVEUSALISII.-A 'series of Patine meetings
w be held in the Uninersalist Ohurch,lirook
lyn,heginning on Tuesday evening, Jan.i23rd,
and:Closing on the.following - Tiiesday.ev4ning.
All' tniversalists and the public in general are,
cordially invited to attend.
. . BY ORDERI1 1
o TiusTHEs.
tiooivlLLE Irzme.--What has . become of our
little engine ? we see men b the dozen shovel
inionow. Why don't "Ass" come up, `tdr our- 1
coat is getting low. , ,
•
We are having' Mite Societies here once a
week for the purpose of getting an Organ for
the Church. • ; •
P. P. Wells has been making some very fine
improvementa on his (livening house.
Our winter school is being taught by Miss
Garfield, of Little Meadows.
Deans & Cool are doing a very extensive
business witlitheir steam saw mill.
d llitlestranget EtcrtipOil:, at the bodse of A.
T. Wells one night 'hist;; - week ; as'the roads
were _drifted very- badly .aud- -the weather very
cold, they concluded t ke6p 'hint until he
twenty-one. . " . GAA.otTr;
, . .
_,_ 4 , - ;
SiD.: EiDING OF A ' PerDING tair..--On
Tburiday tbe 28th ult., Ilerny T. Hail, of 'CLIP
cago, and 311 - s. (.:ornelia Zloodgood Dickinson,
of Owego,f were untrfied • in this village s Rev.,
`fides §. 'Underwood . olliciatiiiEe• : With the
etingratuhttl.:nl-, el
„ thelr
,Trit..nds, they started
thc same
. Stteepotin t for :t.4'elr ' Chjeago some
only to perish in ittefearinl' ialleodd - ilisnifei at
riSsbitteitda; ' , On icek liftialt brdt rifi9itAtiirt the
tielay of the train on which, they :,ielt Otcfcgo,
`fliey'iohlkhaveeiiiiiedtbe,tifrible. tate which
s sti:stddenly and sadly tertninated their wed
1 . ~.. .. . .
dirk,;,tr4l? ! . ~ : r,-, ei ~ ...;:::
~,,-., v:s.r ;,,, , 7 ~
i "‘ Itr6r - iffo'• glirite4: l 'itjalft'eeor'tlie'deZe aset i
' couple tilefe larillbnrel(the profound sympathy
of - tbeir vitmerotts**7:': l 7,%*': '" : s ..:': - '
!Ile briaat bigollitst - tilittaii in Owego . *anti
. ''endid in;-eternity: - , ' , Owir anieit; '''-''''‘, ''. =
" .....:. ~-,,, ...,I•i lk-', o .'i 1
11";, ,41:1't A . s ;':',11.4 4 .1. ,-,,,i , "..%1,415i . ..?, 1
DONATION VISIT.—The friends of -Rev. holier
biome, will give hint a donation 'visit in Brook
lyn, Tuesday, Jan. 23d, afternoon and evening.
By ORDER Com.
Brooklyn, Jan. 12, 1.877.
PLEASANT.GROVN kiEnts.—Pleasant-prove, fors
ineriy - khow n as Barkers cross-roadsja hi Rim
'oat Our school is taught by Miss '.l i enipie
Quick.
Dr. Brownie Town Physician:- _ • ^
The Win. VanCampen farm was,s4ld Jan.
6th to Mr. J. Youngs, of .Elk Lake, for $29.50
per acre.
& New Year's tree was held in the &hJol
houie. Everything went off quietly but for one
thing—the tree caught fire, which caused some
confusion for a few:rnOrnents but. it was Sou
extinguished with only the loss of a coll. The .
Tree was heavily laden with presents.'
NAILS.—The terms "six-penny," "teL-penny"
etc., as applied to - nails, are' of English origin, .
FOr very many years, they haye, been ;made a
'certain nuinber of pounds to the 1000, and
- are still ree l koned in that way in England—a
10d. being:looo nails to ten pounds, and 6d.
being 1000 to six pounds, a 20d, , ymigning Amen
ty'pounds to the 1000, and havingjust one
half the number of nails to the ten pounds of
10d., and in ordering the buyer callp for tile .:
three-pound, six-pouna '
, or ten pound variety,
etc.,''Until by the Englishman's
. abbreviatum Of
pun for pound the abbreviation has-been made.
+.to stand for penny -instead of pound, as orig
inally intended ; and when it comes to
_less
than one pound to the 1000, such ae. tacks,
brads, etc., they are reckoned six-ounce, eight
ounce, twelve-ounce, etc., the Manufactt•tier nev
er making less than one thousand nails to 'ten
pounds for a 10d. nail 'As nails are now &tale
and sold, however, the dealer ,only asks for tate
size needed, by the usual-'designation, and the
fact that there two:thirds of the number
_ about
of - nail. formerly called for in the pound does
not lessen'the value.
FACTOEYVILLE NoTxs.—:-We - are still!linPing
that the thaw will soon en d that the 17 . i?ffiu-
F. tiul siioW" 'wadi we fiave enjoyed for some
time, wia not" entirely diesppvar. However,
if it is otherwise ordered, we can content our
selves the better,. as :we have made the best
possible use of it :While It remained. Hurrah I
it has commenced 'snowing again. 'More
sleigh-rides in store for us yet.
Every thing seems to be moving along pleas
antly in our 'little town 4 lreigone Academy
is in a flourishing Condition; with about one
hundred young ladies and gentlemen sa Btu
- den ts. '
A. • • , , s ,l
TeacherOnstitide was held in the'pnblic
buriding et 'airs. place s last Sitiniday,. at
which, between thirty and_ forty. teachers were,
present; and a" lrailianiksted
the work.' This wm.thegietiiind Institute which
tuts Ivey beld by the teaclicri or this , vicinity,
ind ° ariarietittenti Were *Mai: for i t'Wo'biore
meetings t ** liiebtAtion. it Wok from next
Saturday, and another at Crooked
Lake; Jaw 21. 1 . The County Superintendent;
Mt; Uter. was *sent' . Saturday iad kayo in
a 'discoutsetethe leaching 'U. 8;
History.l! .
.We think theie good work to be accom
plishe4 by theier local institutes, andl.teach
ers Ittather localities, where they di:l'o4'A nod
exist, would- follow the example thus set, we
think that 'each - teacher wo,l not onlyfind it
a source of ,great improvement to --himieli_but
he would also find his labors during the week
enough easier; to tat' . for 9*ir time , spent on
Salurttay. 4 ; , , -
But this is not the -only institute for-the
Kovemeut cf,teachers TrtiCh. haveVnio(l..
A Sunday school Teachers' Twatitite 'was held:
in the Baptist church, of this place, commenc
ing Friday, evening,
,Dec,. 2Q, and _ ',continuing
.Saturdik3r - ciening,.unday i and .Sunday "even ins ; :esiais Were...redo] by the,
teachers present, followed by' lively!, discu s sions
the best ipethodi , , of ',teaching, the, best.
nietbods of se' niing iegularity' and pcificttial
ity of a ttendence
, ,the . part of students &c.
sermon tvis also' preached' on:Suhday
pastor Coley bearing '4:in the Subject 61 Sunday;
and a:111(.6S! was delivered Sunday,
evening 'by the shp.e.rintendent t Prof. Ilarris,!
on the Golden _Text for the day : "For v --, f =e.:
shall all stand: I:frefoie the judgment seat bf;
Christ." r 0.
Jan. 7.1877: . '
.
CfloccitruT iiritus.-,-4t. has been a favorable.
winter, for lumber 'men. Janies . Duggan ,has
MO tons, of bark drawn _ to the tannery ard - ea-‘
riects to put inloo feet at heailock.,
He has a large fallow sown to wheat, which be
expects a large crop from. ,
Daniel Conroy and hisi friend Frank Quinn
create quite an • excitement with their fancy ,
rigs,'since the -weather has favcired them with
so much snow. We, are in hopes they
need in getting them wives this winter o
Mr. M. C. Sutton's ball was a failure ,
accoutt tl:^roade. •Ining l:lcckadad
snow. It has Ix.en a tlissapuintment to
his large circle of friends. Mr. - Sutton is a very
accomodating gentleman for the business.
WilliatnDopnelty has; hee d laid up for some
week&Withn acre foot. He was in great fear he
w9Uldzpokbp,w,ell.lo New Year's but as luck
happened he was fortunate enough tto get a
shoe on for that day,
P. J. Donnelly 4 Mike "Imlay , have bleu
9 . p . dpring 140011fljtri s i)vith %Ili)/ mumps;
ti) tlicii •great;oino w.
itora Niagara College has beenl ;
visitiust his parentrint. Joseph;, tar}the-l•ise
week.
— C 1 •
Mr. & Mrs. 'Kelly Intend to move to their
naiftfrkine:the coming. week. Her absence will
be long lamented by Beiiriends and 1140,tivle.
Tnetnae.F. Kane is =weld pleased at the Vrity
ilte voting went fair.,,
sriovt. is so deep the roots of.the fruit
trees wilt,4 Prcte,„o.o,Niii trvilyccar in hopes
that litiCtlnggiii WMhave a good yield et ptata,
,-,r
the coming season, foi pears are needed bad in
this township.
D. C. Duggan , tas; iieen lucky enough lo
draw a scarf, at the •Friendiville. °Fair we are
Olatt he has receilied..:Soniething' fOr hiss 'trouble
for he is an excerentliamito help make faint' a
ettecesa. :" :; ‘:
MiChael HlLl3thigB '!enjiys splendid ' health
since the cold weather has collie. • -
Charles Sweeny has in his woodshed forty
cords or wood. He is as lucky a malii we
know of at present for this heavy snow storm
Mrs P. Mc Maids has hid killed by neighbor's
doge, 5 sheep the past. week. ]. • •
Edwar4 Br a wley is taking J thusic lessons a
his boarding place this winter.]
Squire Connell last] week shot as he thought
at a dog,in lds Soak of sheep, but-tbrough"'mis-]
take shot one of his best black sheep.
NEMO.
COwtT PnocuuniNos.--Saouary Term ? Hon;
Streeter, Presiding: .since our lAA the
follos,ving cases have been called and disposed
of.
C9M. vs. Jas. Bannon and Catherine Hannon
Indict, Betting Eire with latent to,defraud In
surance Co. Grand Jury, Returned True Bill
,
and recoginzance of Deit'S, torfrited., .
,Corn ys Thos. Henry In l dict. Falie
. prerences.
- •
Cote ys John Riveoburg t Indict.t'.trtai ity to
Animals," Grand Jury returned' Tgioramu l s,
awl-Henry Coil, Prim.: pty ediA4.- • 1
P. Tord - Und John P. Dean
Late - eny'r 'and — Receiving Not ;a
True Bill. • • ' "
Com vs Chas. Krouse Indict; Fiaudulently
obtaining board. Trtie
Cori vs Daniel limier Indict., Felonious
Rape. True Bill.
Co[u Fe 154nief Conroy,,Thos. Bateau , Patlick
Shang' and fatties Redding Indict. Riot.
True Bill find Continued to Apr. &sawn
Pot?ley. indict., Larceny.
True Bill: , ; • •
Cum. v,a•Thos. Bryant; Philip:Theeny and
Thos. Burns Indict. Larceny. e r 8111.
Coin. vs Thos: Ettbirn, - 7as. Redding, Patrick,
Snartelland Daniel: Conroy Indict. Agravated
Assault. and Battery. Trua Bill and case eon
,t4uied La Apr. §e.sl,4on.
Com. vs Patrick.Eiharttllaurety - .0f. - the Peace
Continued: • - -
Coti. ve WitLMelleeby, Otand 3417 teturn
ed: Not Truji:BilL
. -1- 13bdrt• appOint L.``C.' Smith SOtiervisor of
Bridgewater vice Kirbyßurtnell resigned.- •
Comb. va William► Cot .Fred ) • John
votes,-it ) WrYi 40 / ,
MowrY and George .White Indict, Maiialous
quaatteo and.peft•ip i diachtug.
•• • •
. •
. Com. ye.Of.9..'Wox.cloo4tilenAlimverindict.
tAul4: Detes.; sagaiced
to; Co. jail tor:10 daYO -11 tul co Se Qtr PL
0 3 4 11 , vs Eliss; , l',Kliouao , ladki.' (Misting
: Boakaingbbute lEseisei; VersikV9iiiltp
tiontorAkeirsitit.orJuqt. -7
.)" Corn . and
Taos. Burns..
gain! Guilty.'Cart to
pay the costs of Pros and n!ider.6.'in itlipria
"cianient in 'CO. Jail for the period Ott IXidap.
Com vi Edward gilOraclten,:lridlct. Build !
'qua frtini Indict. waived,
inlT'Plea 41111114 A'ekinced dc - is in
Co• -, L,kil• • -
Court' grant P:CalmySor an Est
-
IN; #c.:9”,44,§uNi*!4ntiP- : rf
v,Tohe , Tewketkexy. V. aSherwood
-'Ball:appointed Attctitors; hie:, the :Auburn .
Rusk Poor'Asyjum. •."
'tzlity:fabbbitis ,l and , :
Baldwin apiltolli* Alla itbiS: thd litnntrase
'land -EltidgeWater , Iraßi'ANylunf: " I ' l
Omit - - otdere hat thi? place of hold ing
- Eledions . in III& teiiuship of Ciaitlan4 Gs
'Ohanged troth the •Otikla,hci "itousO
Tlios - : ktiesaii.n • :`•
Italie mattei.'ot the . Aasignricent of 13V Lane
J D Goodwin, Assignee, discharged.
• t , 4 - .mpir's, COURT,-
In. iae
E,state..o(ll .Ca: ter. 46cd..theCovrt
ordered sale C•f t , ,lte4i,4st,,,iy, Adrar)s:
W .W Watson Esq. Appointed Auditor in
„Est. of Patrick lilagber deed. ' ' ,
C A. Warren Esq. Auditor in Est'oi Cheiter
Williams dec'd. - - -
* A ()roman Authiotin Est. of Ellen
OE46n - deed. • . ,
D T Brewster Auditor in Est. of James
tough deed.:
F Frazer AnditOr in Est. of Owen McDon
ough deed. .
.
Real Est: of Net, PLOW.. deed. ordered to
be :sold by L B Pickett. Adoer. •
LA2iOFORD -BARRI/MT-11l Jackson, Dec. 25,
by Eld. A. H. Fish, Mr. Charles V. Langton,.
ct tit:2 --et.aur.a Dais W. Barrett .et
'luck-son.
,
. REYNOLDS—gVANB7rIII gibSop, at - the home
ot Lae bride's parents,. D.egalst, by Rei;;l-1. J.
Crudes Mr: Thonirds G.ReyhOldi Lind Miss ikupa
E.; daughter .or Lewis.! Evans, - 'all of 'aibsoit-,i'
WEV.La---Roirrtns - --b East, Clifford,' San. t,
LbV Rev. Dd W. HalPted, ,Mr. Wim. I. Wellito
Miss Ella Rounds, both ot pldrord..: =
by Asa Howard, Esq., Mr. , Loren, , ,
. and Miss Sarah Sprague, both of tenni..
=NM
• BIDDLE-1n Poilailelphia,-;1a1484„, ilerk Sal
ly Drinker, widow of the late Janies , C„Bjddle
RYNEARSON the house of ; flornelint Ry
nearion, in Lenox, Dee. 19, 1876," Oakley Ry
neursun t ageil 88, Pr yeiirs. , .•.'•
41 ' VtAiEiouipf-T In Brooklyn, Jart. 4, ;18i7ePru
titimee Daughter df .111.• - ll:,' and Ittiiry
Vanliousen, aged 10 years. • , •
ttiougii thirtbil - fairest' bloisoroidtb;
And itirtleneath xhik skies is-vain;-IA, ,y*
,Tbe.re is ,aibri,thtor . world - 0a t highs I
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FOR THE NEXT sum Ys,
-BRONSON
Will offer his entirAls . o4:4 of Goods, copiloting of
GOLD AND gni - ITER WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
of nli descriptions. Vrencti and American Clocks. Solid
Silver and Plated Waies of uvery kind, Stitnary. Cat.
lery, a large stock of Speck**, Revolvers, Gold Pens and
Pencils. Silver Thimbles, Opera Glasses, Spy Glasses,
Canes, Sheet Music, and Music and 'attraction Books,
Violins and Boxes, Onliars.Piles, Accordeons,Plcolos
Olarionets. Harmonica, Flageolet toe Folios for Shee
Music, Piano and Organ Cover*, Piano Stools. &-c. o te,
too numerous to mention, at prices that will astonish
close buyers.
Organs, Ave octave, elegant case, ZIX setts Heeds. Sub •
Bass and Octavo Coupler, 10 stops, list price 8400, ro t
ASA Above Organ is suitable for a Church. Piano
7 octavos, Grand Fqtutre Scale, Serpentine and Plith
Mouldings, line carved legs. has been need less than 1
:year, Usual price $ 675 to $750, will be sold for $280.—.
Above Instruments warrantedfor six years.
Silver plated Fruit Dishes 12 8.5t0 $4 to
Butter " '2 25 npwa- ds
,1 4 ‘, Cake 8a5ke.... , . i
~..i 2 .t.o( 4s lo o o t not e o t eotV ia 7 75 41 1
:4
•.- •` Castors
'• '"" , , Pic.kle Stand*
.. le Cups ~......... ' ...4 100 to 2 'l5
,
IL H. Taylor Movament in% oz Sliver Case ..... pa 00
Chas Blargo 3 oz. "- " ...... 18 OJ '
Avery " 2oz " 44 .... ..12 00
P. S. 11 irtlett . " ' 3Oz " 6 - 1 18 00
Wm. Ellery- I(
~ 80u IS , 4. 16 50
Broattway 2oz ' " `...... 12 00
Ladles Gold Watches and Chains very low,
'Two new swell body Cutters:one, bait Poit'and, one
Line phaeton Card age s tangle or doOle ,(new.)
No reasonable offer Will be refused. as these goods
must be sold. At
D. L.
'. BRONSON'S
(grick : Music 4.)ewelry Stoke.
. • controge, Pee. Is. IS •
GOODS 1 (4001)S!
"Virri lEXZEt3rClerk
Has just received an
ENTIRE NEW' STOCK OF' MENS' I
BOYS'• AND YOUTHS'
CLOTHING,.
At llCes to suit HIS hard timis:
IBIS' SUITS, MOM
BOYS' &YOUTHS' SSTOSIO
PRY GOODS, s
RATS &-,CAPS,
APO% AND SHOES, YANKEE
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS,
.coesß tor mph, etir4i •In! ahowire 0 9 r "VIC
•'• • ':`?•;;' • Wlit 'HAYDEN: -
44 ." r.
Itrit,shutit 4 Sox;
- :14 .
In?iiti lands of
I .;:: P,!lirrLitet.ii;a_: i
PARLOR SUITES, . . .
CHAMBER' SUITES; . . •
COSTLY tt. CHEAP 'FURNITURE,
ALL KINDS OF MATTRESSES,
SPRINT BOTTO MS, &o, &c.
s • '
Furniture RpeßiOdißottoms,put in . Chairs,
V . riliolstering (.joyOring (laird
•• - and *Loringes, nattreises
• Idliii foyer.
_ f ..
.The- Subscrihersll4lll *make Undertaking a
specialty, in. their,busines.s,, .131aving one of
'the most elegant Hi:kit:3E3 in the State,
needing theft services *ill be at
. tended toinomptly and at sat
isfactory. charges.
. • , .
Moitrose,Jan. 10,18Titf.
REMOVED AND ENLARGED.
GROCERY STORE
to thabuilding tour doors above the First Nations
Bank, Mite Avenue, (formerly • occupied by K. P.
stamp,) where 'have eulu.rged my stock of
" Gr. oceries likovisions /Lc.
linvitecompetitiens both in quality and price. noose
give we a call and be cony weed that I can du yon good.
• WILSON J. TURRELL
Stantraisc,•AKll t6. -1 4 370.--y I. •
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ELBOW-ROOM. •
MAX..ADBLER'S lgew Book. Just published, Will
otttieli soy, book : lditt.e Auld. .Th bmghteet of hum
ordnis books. tuproftutely illurtrated with moiit• lauglut-
We picture% by Arthur B. Frost: W,lll Belt by teitetbn of
it* beauty and cheapriert:N . Nit" other book publiebed
,PCittlitev,trA;PDsll:geuittiil fikutlo, for. Ihe want of . the
- ptesetirtimes.. ' Agetite %hO . with to make hie watifyll
littonteit toovorY towtt. Ortitofithtityteruld and eireutard
seat onitpplicatioo t? 4 , , • 60
-T. , 541;todditid at'.oo...lig t :'Cliciantit rhils.
T-•*ri •
f,
Miring ehdropstitiffet the it aft e nt.A
lee et9pe, qt Bytdgewektor. hereby nott4ed %o. pre.
`SentAde duitount' of'oat* demi; duly attested, to tb°
13.44Prongse01411A010(10fpj J. ).
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i r ; istalge,B4l4 l rouroyo 'TAN. IP HECKLES ,
P kIY Las lam 111Xvicuts, km lug the skin soft. Cleo
tnd'beuutilulr sad ilia illtilllCllollP tor: producing s
xutlitnt_„' E9,tiAlt qthitir (01.4 h3lll bend or stnuott, &cc.
iddtenii :-Vitiiddr.* Od'„ ifok . 8124 140. womor
fit vido-cti t.,46.01111111b= .:41 ":8`
:TN.Doc,i Las. 'filiiii,
.141 ,- 4.14,(:11
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
A FEW CASH PRICES :
;
Also a Ane line of
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.UNDERTAKING;
•
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I Uwe! mioved my
PIM.PLEg.
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