THE DEMOCRAT.
MONTROSE, PA., JAN, 17, 1877.
4rpia? gement at Mails.
VIA RAILUOAD:
Arrives. Deparsa
Z'ankbanuack,(Daily,) TllOp m 1215 m
STAGES:Vsa _
Montrose Depot,(Dal 1y,).... ...... 600 p m 620 a .0
New Milford, (Daily,) 1000 n m 180 p m
Wyalusing. (DallY4 945 a m 10 00p,m,
Friendsville.(tri weekly, ) 000 p m 400 am
Conklin Station,(tri weekly,) .. 700 n m 700 am
Binghtinatol l ,Via S. Lakeatri weekly).. 600 p m 700 p m
siesuoPpen.(tri weekly , • 1000 am 300 p in
The New Yorh,,(via Montrose Depot,) New Milford.
feekhannock,and Wyalusing,are
Thet3onklin Station mail runs Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays.
The Binghamton mail, (via Silver Laltejruns Tines-
Jays, Thu reduya. and Saturdays.
Priendsrille mall runs Tuesdays,Thursdays,and Sit •
nrdays.
T hee.
Xeshoppen mail ran s Mondays,Wednesdays, and
Fridays. .
ADDITIONAL STAGES.:
AStageleaveadailyforMontroseDepotatl. ra.,and
returns at 6.p. m • ••
A Stage leaves daily for New Milford at 80 a. m.
and returns ail
E. d. PORDMAM. P. M.
Montrose Railway Time Table. *
Arrangment of Trains. TO take effect on Monday,
Aprill7, 1876. .
. . .
Down Trains. , • - , • Up Trains
SOUTHWARD. NORTHWARD'
,
r. R. A. x•. A. X. P. R. -
545.10.15-- . tr .Montrose ...... .....9.00 4.52
5 55-10 25 ; , Allen's...—. 645 545
558 1028. .' Cool's 840 448
605 1032.......,.....h Hunters '• - -.885 444
608 1U36 ..'.:.Wondbotirne ...... 440
612 1040... ~..,:........Di.ntock‘•..,; ... a 36
617 10 47 • • :.Tyler's...;'... ' ... 815 428
625 1037:... ...... bpringvi11e........,.1:05 420
631) 11 05 .....Lynn........ ..... 7 . 55 412 •
645 11 18 ' - • Avery's ..7 45 405
653 148... ... ... .... Lemon 735 4 u(/
71i5 114.... Lobed: ..... .. ...7 25 345
715 11 45 ' Marcy's 715 337
. 72U 1200. . Tunklitinnock......7 00 322
Ti ulna will run oh Lehigh Valley time as kept in the
Ofike of P. a N. Y. Rlt at Tunkhahnock.
Alltrains connect at Tnnkhannock with P. aN Y.
R. It.going north and south.
JAMES. I. BLAKSLEE, Pres' t.
Mauch Chunk, April 17. 1876. ": '
List of New Advertisements
Notice—F. H. Smith. •
fast Published—The Culverwell Medical Co.
Brogue:4l4l4'
Glen's Sulpliitr §oap?
Drugs and Medieineti—M. A. Lyon's.
Neighboring Counties;
Scranton is crowing o!er the prospect
of a division of the-c6iiitY;' -
Binghamton has been obliged to aban
don her street cars.—Snowed
The Scotchmen of Scranton will cele
t Irate urn s' anniversary on the 25 th . i DAIL
Mr I. H. Burnd has severed his con
nection with the Scranton Daily Times,
of which he was so long the able,editor.
The "Exchange Block," on Lackawanna
Avenue, Scranton, was lifirned on Fri
day night last. 'lt was one of the .finest
in the city. . .
Rev. Dr. Edward Taylor preached his
farewell discourse' at tti' Cangregationol
church, Binghamton, latollintday morn- -
ing, preettlitig bhe coniMuoton ivium
The members 'of the Taxpayers' duo
ciation, at Scranton, ,have been. publicly
presented - with a handsome' silier service
111 token of their iiettices in behalf of the .
people.
Jesse Schoonover, employed at No. 6.
Dunn2ore. ;was caught between .the • bump
ers of two' coal tars on Monday last, and .
crushed to death. Be was 65 and lived
in Dunmore. • ,
The. steel mil! of,Vie Lackawanna Iron
& Oval Co., at Scranton, i - 411,;613 !me
idle for many weeks, remitted' operations
last Tuesday, and the rolling. rnill: will
start on the 15th.
The . Scranton Republican says :.."he;
Dickson Manufacturing QompanY, is )iiiisy
tilling orders for loconititiVesi'ind Will be_
able to gve. work to ,a < - cot sideralileintncw
ber of mechanics until the' opening, of
spring, with fair prospects for the future.
A few-AM:AV:4,74 11110ThigoWlialdier
' saw a man take a quarter of mutton
from a hook outittle - tht
walk away with it: "Th'e 'butcher folfow.-
ed the thief to a wretched tenetnenti, and .
after some i hesitatlon puohect sj open the.
door. The` whole familk were _eating. the
rnuttowritw: -The thief paid thi he *as•
rtoz6le to get work, arid was Compelled
to take whatever came in his way . to keep
his laini)y, from starving ,thsdeatla The
butcher - hid-n heart crest thel. follow.
State Iteins.
There were fifteen cleatba in Alleghany
city last week. - • •
Over a hundred employees in the Penn
sylvailia railroad shops, Altoona, were
arrested the. other day- for. working on
Sunday.
Sevetrof. the eleven blist furnaces in
Pittsburg are blowing, four being idle.—
The yearly capacity of those in blast is
about 179;000 net tutis, 'and those out,
some 58,000 net tuns.
Hon, F.. M Crane, one _,of the oldest
memberi of the — bat' of Wayne county,
and wbo served several terms in the state
sEnste and house of representatives, -died
suddenly last evening of neuraigii of the
heart.
• . •
A counterfeiter named . Miles Ogle.or
Ogieby, with s string of aliases as long
as the titles of a Gerinan priooe, is m
jail at Pittsburg, with a fairchanoeof
the penitentiary befOri LIRA"
A Opl ti Mbitt °Gnu tratt6iMai 'Who
undertook' to vi rid the earertsß of.tck m
telling
iris cnstumei-s Vo.futiffii:ib r iite . l46,.
28 lamen Ling - over the
the Amert9a,u in. 311,03 Btikipsl?htg
. •. , , , ,
jail:.
The supreme .court has,, , reaffirated ,tie;
vahOity of ...its first deeiSion , in the'notfid:
friendship. ease;
the atinalB 1 . 1 Pennsylvania law trials.—,
By - thiti'deeiSlop, "matulf,
tit.aeo, a rasint, named: Clark-gets $75,096
front the 'eitate of hilfrieikcl:,
Tite - touretitat tied. as . to thelue:44on&
whether its fordier deetsidit
NeWs Jottings.
Three deaths from hydrophobia took,
place in Tamaqua last week. . • •
Over one hundred deer were shot On
the'South- Munntain - during -the season
just closed. , •
One of •the trains on the Bound Brook
route runs from - Philadelphia to NeW.
Yolk, fighty-eight miles.. in two hours
and twenty minntos.', - ' •
.Our Uncle Samuel went out making
book purchases in New 'Stork the other
day, and be looked as happy as a'huru
ming-bird on a. daffodil bush: •
John. K.' Jenkins, 'ire an! sir children,
,
-residing:near - 11Onesdale; were • recently
poisoned by eating a pie that had been
cooked in an imperfectly glazed plate::
The Demcicratic Legislature of Lou
isiana on Wednesday elected J. 13..Eustis
United States, Senator for the term end
.ing in 1879. There was no choice for
the longterm. r
Isham G. Harris, ex-Governor of Ten
nessee, was elcctfrd United States Sen
ator by the Logislature of that State of
Wednesday, to succeed Henry CoOper,
for he long term, beginning on the 4th
of Match.
.
A sale in . the . post office at Port Jervii
!was blown-'open by • some burglars late- -
ly acid robbed of about: $.4.0 in cash . .
.A package . ,
$BO - 0' 'worth of
szamps was,over looked, bat.abont attozen'
registered :letters.' were - c:inie a awry.
Evidently his. feliow- • members
,oU the .
New. Yetit Bar are not disPOSed to "count
out" Mr. 'Tilden . from their association.
Ontof, a possible vote of 112, he received .
100 On ',his - re-election as Vice-President,
of that body, at their late election a few
days since.
Tiiden's majority on the popular vote
was more than 250,000, and, his real ma'
*IV of thp electoral vote: - not less than
eighteen and.yet four of the Most,. mints
hie of all God's creatures, .in Louisiana,
claire:thelikht, to render thoie .
ties inoperative.
. •
~T1).P.....c0re,m4, 5 i0n appointed to induce -
Ai:lM Petiee Indians,. under promise
of prezents,to remove from the WallaWalla
- Talley, Oregon, to a reservation in Idaho,,
paving. : failed in, - - their parpose,..-rec
.orninend.that they' add Chief Joieph be
removed by force-i..),'
At. Fort Bilithe'soldiers were furnished
with potatoes by . Belknap, Marsh and
El4ns, for five dollars a bushel, with coal
oil at two dollars per gallon, and tobacco
for two dollars per pound. Other soldiers'
supplies were equally - retrainable. There is
nothing` like taking 'good care of the
"Boys in Blue!'
An-effOrt• is again heing made; at this
tieaki'on . 01 - ainerees, for the repea of .the
igiecittiriu g a stamp on bank checks.
This is now the.only remaining paper re
qttiri ng, a °beck, and , is almost nniymally,
desjgnated as fpuisa4Co. Large; :peti
tions have been and are belie,- forwarded
to ili'aihingtoo for ite ,reptal
Tbi name for the new Teiritory. Out off
om Nkotri, is_ pretty
severely critiCised by .the Norlhweetern
ptess,.it being contended that the Terri
tory is 'not near take Huron in the
first place, act , c that secondly, the Hu
rons were Cailadian—aet, Amerman--
Indians.' Pembina is suggested, though
why riot Custer ?
Between $3OO and $4OO worth of - prop- ,
erty ; has already been recovered from the'
kshtabula wreck. A committee of civil
etiginVerS from carious; parts of the coun
try/ have' vohinfeeitid" iheii services to,
thoroughly irryestigat
_the : cause , of; the.
falling of the bridge. This committee is
already on the ground and has comnienc--
ed its work.
iris is øóp ,;l 'e Chicago Inter• Ocean :
The north is educated ; it is therefore
tetitier';lthe Re'publrein party is largely
inade;rip of the7reflued7ehristion Ole - merit
of. the north : ; it is therefore spnpa thetic
atia l. forgiving. * 'WhiCli . 'prObably refers
to the,tducanou which works out false
.treaui'y accounts, the christian element
"crookce , whis!tyi - ancl the
sympathy which 'frob# thb frOedine4:and
-murd'eris the peoplii:of the sotitb:
The cotton crop just githered; is some
what smaller than that of last year. The
-fibre is represented au.being very clean
and of good quality . . . Worms and other
iineinieahave not been so troublesome as
usual. and the season .is represented as
`being remarkably favorable. Although
prices have declined, the crop will bring
a large amount of money into the South,
and prepare for prosperous times.
Great damage has been , done by the
breaking of ice gorges on. the Ohio riper
And* tributaries. Pittsburg dispatches
-of •Tuesday.tifght say the'ice in the tip !
per Monongahela and for miles down
Vie Ohio is all gone out and flo further
damage will qccurr thereabout: The loss
to Pittsburg River interests is estimated
. $4290,000. . One' w4terman estimates
the entire loss front !here. to:C'airo On ale
Ohio River - at 83,000,000.
"Blue Jeans" ''Governor of
Indiana, has been interviewed as to the .
Pfesidency and safe i "I think Just this;
ThaOt deppnds repot, the iperte of
tbelnvestigatton COpimitteo;_il - Okay re-.
'''port that Abe — count . that' elected Mayes
electeiV*.aii fraitili4nt dadifiilsel, , theii I
I say Tilden _should .bes inangiliated. but
I if, on the , loherflitmd f !:tber agree that
there hasbeeil,-a, tnaiotiw in the tbreo
contested Southern Atates for Itayes,then
I say Hayes is the—man, and should be ,
put A Vie ,Senate Com 4
taittees shoup compare : notes and Ogur4
up and agree 'aniong theinselves." Thq
old farmer Governor. seems . td bavefiltic
the e ifictly on thc., : „,ktj k plan
is the correct plan. i
The Semi• Colon in Polnlet's!
Mr, Andrew J ; 'Harps!, of Hain'tiny,
Pa.,'sends the Pittsburg Post the follow.
ing apt illustration of the importance of
correct punctuation, whith mar be ap-
plied to any , tivo representative men of
two parties, and which, by the mere plac
ing of the semi -colon, reads tcosuit both.
We place it in double colunin, differently
punctuated, so that the omnipotent pow
er of the insignificant little semi-colon
may he more readily seen. It will be no"-
ticed that there is not the
.claauge of a
single word, and yet the two columns ex
press views ~ as directly opposite as it is
possible to express them in Words. By
way of : illustration ' we may , make the
two distinguished Senators from Ohio
stand .as the representatives of thsir re
spective parties, and we will allow our
Radical readers to change the column if
they so desire
SENATOR. SHERMAN.
`Heil; an old and
experienced man in
violating the law ;
he has never been a
participant L in de
fending right and
jut principles; he
labors -diligently - to
alter the result of the
election,; he holds as
the greatest political
orinic. to advocate
inauguration of Til
den ; he holds as Ora
duty to , vote for par
ty, right or wrong . ;
he condemns in` all
occasions the princi
ples of Democracy ;,
he endorses muse
emphatically t h
counting in of Hayes;
he condemns as trea
son to criticise the
Adminiatration ; he
holds as our duty to
,advocate consolida
lion'; he believes it
will lead' to_ despot
ism to let thsel people,
rule ; is hasL alwaysl
been his greatest de
sire to oppose State
-Sovereignty; he will
never be willing to
be governed by right
and,juseprinciplea ;
he has lab l ored faith-
Wilk, to - alter our
form of government;
he will neyer consent
to adjust our politi
. titil.dtflloulttesperiee
ably.; he labors
musingly to , stir up ,
eirife and : turmoil
he Ixiet, 'to void a
fait election by . the
. people_; he hal& as
the fnndition of
out Goiernment the
Senate. At:Waihingr
ton lonks upoti
es servants the great
er these of the people
ofteur country ;
is I)villing to aid onl
-every, occasion to ac-1
,complish a cherished
'political object;
should we .alveays be
:governed :by the will
.
Of the peoPle ?
NEM
A:regular and genuine bonanza has
been discovered - in Neal Jersey,. Win:
Kelly, a Opvernment
.surveyor in 1760 i.
whO made,a survey of a large portion of.
Ntw:Jersey, bOught a tract described on,
the original.rnap as tractlNo. 91,contain-,
jug over 7,000 - acres, and at that tune,
.practically , Worthless. -He afterward.
leased the - entire 'not - to a- man•named.
Parsons ? fnr rituetpnitie .years„ :the 'con.,
sideratiou being that the taxes should he
paid. Th 6 lease expired Dec, 15,1876,
and the originat&ed, with a copy of the .
lease, is iu the possession of Henry Al
bert and his brother, labori: , rs in the em
ploy of the Lehigh.ValleyNtilroad Com
pany-,--wh% claim to .be
the'onlg heirs:--
Their title is, helieved„ .to be clear, as the
occupauts'of the property all hold it by
leases. The tract is worth
,$.790,000.
A couple of charcoal peddlers from
back of Cold Spring; N.. Y., came" nto
that place one day-recently and aold their
load. After getting - drunk they started
for home. The next morning one named
Cornelius Christian was found - by the
roadside frozen Stiff. He had''probably
tumbled out of his illed and his.compan
ion was too drunk to, know it:
A' New ,Tereey tailor, .named John C.'
Daudt, drew a prize . in a Havana lottery
and it turned his 'headi 'lie - has lately
been : holding forth : in Philadelphia
imaginiug`himself."to bri: th g vi 01... •
Pennsylvania,' paid internal rei'enue
taxes to the general,government amonta
ing to 135,973,43 for the past year. jr.
• •
JOINTS AND 3111SCLES Stiff and painful with
rlicumatimu and rut, arc promptly, relieved by
Glett's'i'Fai !Aid SC
skin and detects ot 6iiitiptekioti are Also
remedied by this st3ntlard Deptit,Criti
ty4ttges!NeP, UM'S'
-Hair c Whisker. Dye; :black or brown, tiOc.ilw
EVERYTIIING in the line of Pure Dug and
Medieliiii; Paints; 'Nis. - : : Viirrilitiei; Pocket
Woks . ; Pooket., hnives,, Tooth,. brushes, Flesh
beust;s; -Clothes:am I_ Haie brushes; -Toilet Soil pi,
tullet ! *riieles, -Fancy goods, and a full line
of all "tile new 'and P.mular.: Remedies •
can' be
found at A. Lyon's Drug 'Store: PhYsidana
will Mid our stock complete, tind.Outiipdsei of
the hest amides:that eAribelatind in the mark h.
. Montrose, Pa., Jan. 17th, 1877.-r-tr
SENATOR THIIRMA.N.
He is an old and
experienCed m a n ;
in violating the • law
he has never been a.
participant;- in de;
fending right a n d
just principles he la
bors diligently ; to
alter the result of
the election he holds'
as the greatest po
litical crime ; to ad
vocate' theinauura- •
tiou of Tilden he
holds as' our duty ;'
to vote for party,
right or wrong, he
condemns ,on all oc
casions ; the princi
ples of Democracy
be endorses most em
phatically; the
counting in,of Hayes
he condemns as trea
son ; to criticise the
Administration he
bolds as our duty ;
to advocate consOli
dation be believesit
wily lead to :despot-
ism ; to let the peo
ple rule it has alwayi
been his greatest 'de
sire ; to oppose State
Sovereignty he will
never be willing ; to
be governed by right
and just 'principles
he has labored faith
fullyi• to alter our ,
form of , government: .
he will. never • con- ,
sent ;. to adjust our,
politleal - .diffloultiea,
peaceably he biliorli
unteguinigly ;- tO stir:
Up, strifek.: and-. tar t '.
moil .h,e,tries te• avoid;
lair,electien-by
people: he. holds` air
the,, krandation of
;
the Senate atiVaalr.
he .lookaupOu u ser-,-
itinta ;.:;:the Igieater
tnass of the people
of Our country he is
willing to aid on ev
ery occasion ; to ac
complish &cherished .
ol i tic al object,
[should we alwayab4
(of
by'the will
lof thelieople ?
HOUSES AND LOTS
in Montrose, fur side (Trent. Apply at this
Office.
Montrose, Jan. 10,1877tf.
DONATION.
The friendi of P astor P. B. Brewster, of
Lawsville, will - giv e him a donation Eti. the
house of worship of the Liberty Baptist church,
on Wednesday evening, Jan. 24th. A • good
time is confidently expected. All are invited.
By order of Committee.
Ja,n. 10,1877.
No'nc —The Annual Meeting of the Susque
hanna Co. Agricultund, Society: will be held at
the Court House, in Montrose.Monday. evening,
January 15, 1877. A. fultattendance is deiixed.
• By order of Executive Committee :
D. T. BREWSTER. Beep:
:.Montrose, Jan. 10, _ 1877.1
DONATION. .
There will be a donation by the friends of
Rei. i .T. Best. at the parsonage in Brooklyn, on
the afternoon u
ifl
evening of Tuesday, Jan. 16.
Oyster supper iu the evening. The public are
cordially invited. , . ThrOzwEn.
nrcwklyn, Jan. 10;1877. .
CLAIRVOYANT Elc - AImiTIONR FREE.
There is no subject that requires so' much
study and experience as the treatment of chron
ic diseases. The astonishing success and re.
markable cures performed by Dr. Butterfield,
are due to the gift of clairvoyance, to the! life
long study of the constitution• of man; and the
curing of diseases from , natnrairemedies. , Cures
the, worst fortis of Scrofula, Catarrh, Piles,. Fe
male Weakness, Diseases of • the Heart; Lungs
or Kidneys. Will be at the Spaulding louse,
Binghamton, Thursday, • and Friday, Feb. Ist
and 2d.
Jaii. 10, ,
1877. •
OLD Newspapers for'sale at this Office at'ten
cents per dozen. -
AT PURDY'S Wagon Shop a fine lot of
orni 'Wagons and thiggies - full trimmed. om
plete and first-claim in every respect' for sale
cheap for cash. , .
Montrose, June 1876tf.
A. LARGE • itssortnlent . , 'of the latest and
neatest ,Styles 'of vislting , end bushieas raids
just received at this office. Call and , see them
4efore ordering elsewhere.
klarge stock of ready 'made clothing' 'and
gent's tarnishing goods, from a bankrupt stock,
has been placed, in the:.atore , of E. McKenzie,
Montrose, Pa.,and Will: be
.sold at anetiou.ao
piivatosale, by'
' Rositivra Ai..Auctio neer.
, • ,
No business man need • compialn , tbati iie
is "too poor to adyertise" w;htn he can get the
latest style business car ds printed at the Dar-
OCIIAT office for three dollars per thousand,and
other work in proportion,
DomszrON:'
The friends of Rev. J. H. Weston will make
a donation at the house of HathOritoynolds at
. East Bridgewater on -- Thursday eveningolan.
18th. All are cordially invited to , &Rea&
• • 'By order of Committee..
lin. 3, 1877. " • • •
PthiFIACTIONICRY STOBIL •.!
'Hitivini bought LoUis Irtkoll's itOet. Olgais;
-tobacco.' and Coareettetteryi'r , eta s * furtiiph
first-Class- attielee for - the least inottay. l rine
• summer driuk.a far the.Thliatv.
- . ..,Taspta Z141141#1, .
- ..:Montrose . '•
Persons Vhaieg > Bingbpantua to
Bukcheae dry / goods ;would do well t lii ,*) on
one& Statue.. They' keeki, ,a pee
Of kirk *aids era ready-made clothin on hand
all the time. Alpaais, Iterint*atid:
•the,finest-linen the city. $o trouble td , ebOw
goods or aeud sample.. •,- , ;.
• 'Nov. 1; 1876tf: • .
'No'rim is hereby green according to' the Act
of Assembly. that an application will..beinade
at:Jan. Term of court next fora charter otiin
corporatien by the . Odd renews Mill A afgwiA
tion ot ; Rush. ' , The character 'and object - hi - tor
the, purpose of.bolding;purchising , and trans.:.
terring.real and perspuat :proper,ty, as may. be
required by said corporation, and far the erec
tion or'r holding of a ball'ior prlvatepurpckee. ;
Dee. 27, 1876.- • ' .• •
! RETURNS have
beerrpositlyely receiniti 'that 'Yeti can' gd, as
good a Stew of Oysters Keygtone &Pion
xou.cau Florida;-Louisiana.,
or any the. disputed-States. 'This is posi
tiVely and if you' 'do liot feel satisfied
ea.l4llll'seoffor 3'oiirSelf ; the teenrd:s are open'
to . RBI/STONE SAJA)O23.
Nov , . 21) / 876 . 4-, • `
.
.31.aztrx - Monica. r ' "
,::;Thelunkbannock..MarbleVorks , of Burns ,
_
White .are - doing a good , business ..and,are
,getting Olt some very.,tAstY jobs gead.
'stonew koirmanaltlkints: 41.• B. Buine, of the.
, Eaglel)rug Store, is theiiantliorized agent for'
- , Montrose and weinityt ' 5 He has designs' of
Head Stonel and Monuments.. Any orderaleft
with hinkwill be promptly filled
,by Burns &
TUnkhannoek,'Felxi 1876tt
NEW HARNESS SHOP. !.
I !eke this 'method of 'lnforming , the public
01 Montrose and vicinity that-1 have opened a
new harness shop. one door below Searle's ex
press office, second floor, Public A.venue. -
I will build .new work of the best quality,-
and repair with neatness and dispatCh and at
lowest rates; The patronage of the public is
respectfully solicited. •
Montrose, Oct. 18, 1876tf,
WE WOULD 'advise all those - intending' tik
make any purchases of Black Silks this -fall to
wake them ni"nr, as there-has .been a great.. ad- .
Vance in Raw. Silk, which must -makea
materia! advance in manufactured goOds.l
Sisson &C 0.,. Binghamton, inform us that
,they
have. au unusually fine , flue of Black SIMS' pur-'
chased at, very low prices : whieii they Offer :for
4.4e - present at old prices, which, are about 25
per cent less th - %.1 the goods can be: pur,chased
They'have large` stook .Black and
Coloyed Cushmeresjogether with an endless
:yarilty of every description;aftFall Dress. Goads
whi4ti they pifer uppwthe most fayorable,tornis
SainPles sent With pleasure tO any address.:
Rio CuRE,:'
Cough Balsatn,*vgry palatable cmA-
poorhi, tor various affections of the throat
antEhing4.. used with" sticces to Case of
itstbrilr.
physicians and endorsed by . thol peoplei- I War
ralnted. toglye entire satisgaeliow,outfifiey re
, .
t. 'Ki`rby ' s7Vlti is Relief'for Chu' liletant'4Ure,
severe an& acute pnititii tr
Kirbl'ai.,Pasteit, , as -Worm .7 Lozenges:`-
sate awtoffec.tual,. : .
Kirby:a COnChtiOri I ) ,bsraeris 'for quality,von
iii#-anilloirity are EluperierAci . au7 Pod for
stoelinittaneflictured/-' "o'" "`.
Kiriles ,Camphor • -Ice :for. chapel bands or
pinburn.• . ,;.,
-Tor iiAle`l►p Ditierstg . " lotl i ntrz4nd
Dealers in Medicines throughoeth d • )
- June 28,1876y1.
HANDBILLS' for Auction Bales, I te., printed
at the DEMOCRAT office in first-el:Ns style and
at reasonable prices. - - -
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To Ratrr. ••
House and Lotto ient, In .319otrogek:;Enquire
of McCollum. • •
• May 81, 1876.tf:
Go TO Doc:4,l7llas for your new, L etyle Pio.
The sale of Tiylor's 'Family Mealcines, is
steadily on the intreaie. The Wes . of the past
Year being more than double of anyprevious
year. The reason of this is on account of itbe
genuine' merits of the. goods , themaolves had
the fair and Impartial manner in which they
'are sold. , '
1878. , •
iMMEMIMI
Tatais TO OWE myna.
That. I have on hand a stock of Buggy and
Platform Spring, Wagons, which must be sold
immediately. without regard to price. They
are first-class in every respect,and any one who
has any idea of ever. buying a wagon of any
kind should give me ft call.
Slontrose, , Nov. 1, 1876tf.
Those two foes Of bodily comfort c ithenma
tiara and the Gout, cease their twinges. if. the
Rfflicteii pail, -is daily, washed with; Glenn's
Sulphur Ship, which banishes, pain ) and ren
ders the jOintt, and lunacies Supple and elastic.
Depot Crittentonis No: 7 Sixth Avenue, N. Y.
Hill's. Hair it Whisker) Dye, black or Wwn, 80
cents. ;
TIME AND MONEY .saved •by going M. A.
liyon's'drug store; rot. your' Drug* And Medi
cintha, Paints, Oi%Tarnishes, 'Aye thuffs, Fan
cy, goods. Jewelry, Perfumery, Combo, Brushes;
Pocket Ilo9ks,Tobacco f. and reigars. Our
goodi are of the , best quality' and.,sohl at pri
ces that defy com Petition, and no one will have
to look far ther.,. sun Ssun Ol4inese and Japanese
goods and'other Fancy, Articled pprchased at
"The Centennial," for sale.
Montrose, Oct. 18. 1878.,-tf. -
,
PlaN
We have jnit received a very liege stock of
plain and faucyvnvelorres, letter and note par
per, plain and ;fairy hill.hend papers, cards of
all sizes and cokirs, colored poster papers, etc.
all of which we can afford to print cheaper
than any office in this' Or 'neighboring -Vonnties,
And Inns good ityle.',. Work Tdmie blaekrand
, CP!PrP4 Yoll thetv; an y that :
&k n . beat us r ei - e us Wal l and .we'lpp i n)eow
you what . ive 'can dO. kinds' (4'l)lW:tiff' on
hand or printed-t0,0rder.,.,.,.
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• • conazarm '
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IRVIN CHAPMAN.
Montrose, Dec. 27,1876tf.
IIAYDER` . DIiCKWORTii,
ifeTchantse f
No. 325 WASIUNGFTON BT/LISET, NSW Y/ElliNA
NEW'Yoiti: flatntdity, Jan. 13, lffr.
-; .Buorist .',' `T..,' i ' :g lri
t i illa 11.
.; ; County. $ ,Directoryi,m
titi vesul: $1.50 a&
•),T#UPYL/Alm cents,
o itQeg
&iONTROtk. a
W A li, ILI.GEIWOUT„Stater.:, ,Wholevalt.j Ltd Retail
detilei In all kindn.or slate roofing, slatecaint,
Weft; repaired Nit) t 11:g 1 to paint to order. '1Also; elate
paint for sale •by,the gallonnt. barrel. Moutro pe j o
'141.1.125.G5.5T110 D, General., Fire ,and Life/tint
;lancet .4gOnts, .4114 o; sell 'Ratircratit'artd - Atedental
, Tickets, to New York and thiludelphia. , Veleelpne
' l . 4 dOoi• eiistist Win: rr cooper batik:
Wad: H: Boyff& Treatiti tn . Stoves; fterdneare,
.andAtannt cAurera Tin and, Sbeet•ton. ware, cor
nerel Atkin and Turnpike, street, • . ,
, • • • I t t j •
'N., , N;iEtiiillard,lDeilerin - Grore.rlitcProtiSions7Boolte,
Stationery and yankerk i ,blolijcitis; tit the heatLiMPob
• lid 'AiTinie
,
-Ws:. COOPER & C 0 ..; 11;trikers: "Seli tienreigii,PiuP
,,,'a,,ge•Tieliets,and. Drafts on ,England, IrelnliciVand
Scotland.
WAL L. 00X, Harness mAk4r and dealer In alljart*.
) ties usually kept by the tea tle v oppoelte the
JAMES E. CARMALT, Attornerst-Lair. Duke on•
ddot'beloit Tait*ll donee, Public Avenue. , t .
H. ROSENTHAL, Anciioneer. One 8, Pilimin
Moupose;
nEW MILFORD. ; r .,,
sAVIN'GS BANE, NEW MILFORD_ Six per cent.
Anterest on all Deposits. Does a general Boutin,
imainess. _ • S. B 4 0111.13E , 4,1 CO..
& 80N, Dealer in ; Flour. Feed, Nswkl.,
Salt, Lime. Cement. Groceries and Proyisions - 00.
Main !titreet ; opposite the Depot. •
N. P. ElMBint; Carriage Maker, Picture irrauremad
Undertaker, a few rode from Phinney's Rotel 1144111 r
E. Church .
GREAT 'BEND.
H. P. DORAN, 'Merchant Tailor and dealer in Reopip
:::Made Clothing, Dry ()dodo, Groceries add Provides*,
'titian Street. -- -
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• l• 1301G)LiMI`014, N. v.. . ' ' ;
thetlatekiliniirtivCti cAinns and ; C11 . '66401; 'hand.—
Heine to ordeZ. , Shrouds 'etc. '•, April 9tt.tat. l '..3.
tLAIXE.. PRACTICAL
.
AA , . • •OHINTST^AIki i)GOP
h , as 1:7114 tett , aiukUblit AVetaltts(tX l Vettietli: Of 'WV.
Sayre's !Aor*e blinding) whore he 10 2 prepgrud 000 vt
ktiulefor i ti Saint il,f o ; SOVI
Fili ry p4irlngtied4llif gbiutychnniedi
Own, 'itettee, tiad `Ol3 as reasonallle tering' W ati c emk t k
OtipieL4e*lfera.l.-. Voik warrafite4. °arr 1)1' Mil
ttioeetWi LOo iNtifl44"..r is` ive,
autOstisfar.tirrgt.eraoteeti . W. CI. A
Y Vr05e.,.40)4; 031:1761.f..1' I. -` 4 104%1'
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.i. Adriite A geiite 4ariredinstaKl, to l ilt' 6 4ufe,t
;-' VENT .6S' ArITIA t'" P.X * Pe)$.lTlO ;
..f.. , :..1,4 inisaftipti) AND I4uST,I4TED:
. , Nearly 81)Cligig4; only $2 641'iltti 111trittrkt finis e
A trefoure w,tie.hest. awl cheapert -Merely etriiiiittpli
Illitibitloin , indorsed by. officials Tre es ski t vi
itsolifpriinufOrAlly..:Opei.-lady. Mee rii4 101.5Wit t ilrit
`tact ls. Act quickly. NOW. orilever t . lerfejli h m i tt
lure, addreos HU isIiAHVIIHOS;',' Mibittherk 70'
I , ol 4 , Sifeti.ll l l44. l ,o l ‘Pti, -; .:ti : : ,',, ..I, k f 1
-PoSinnry' tiathin '6l' 1 1-
n or sale flu
office.
E. T. PURDY.
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