THE DEMOCRAT.
-111ONTROSE; PA.; JAN. 24,1877:
Arrangement of Mails.
VIA RAILROAD:
Tankhanuock, (Daily) Arrives. Deparut
7Uopm 1215 m
VIA STA 018:
Montrose Depot,(Daily,). •• • 600 p 60a
New Milford. (Daily,) 1000 am 180 pm
Wyalusing, (Daily.) _ 945 am 1000 p m
yriendsville,(tri weekly,) _ 600 pm 800 am .
tlenklin Station,(tri weekly,) . 700 am 700 am
Binghamton:via& Lake,(tri weekly).. 600 p m 700 P in
geehoppen.(tri weekly) 1000 a m 300 p m
The New York, (viaMontrose Depot,) New Milford.
runkhannock,and Wyalusing are daily., • -
The Conklin Station maitruns Tuesdays; Thursdayi,
and Saturdays. -
The Binghamton mail, (via Silver Lake,) runs Tiles-
We, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Friundsville mail runs Tuesdays,Thursdays,and Sat
urdays. •
The Meshoppen l run sbtondays,Wednesattys, and
Fridays.
ADDITIONAL STAG2B
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A Stage leavesdaily for Montrose Depot at 1 m.,and
returns at 6 p. m
j, Stage leaves daily for New Milford at 780 a. m.
and returne at 330p.m.
C. FORDHAM. P. M.
IliolltTollB Railway Time Table.
Arrange:Lent of Trains. To take effecton Monday,
April 17, 1876. ,
Down Trains. Up Trains
80IITHWARD. . . NORTHWARD
P. X. A. X. A. X.• P. M.
545 10.15...• • ....Montrose ......9.00 4.52
565 1025 ...A11en'5........, 845. 545
558 1028. Cool's • 840 448
605 1032 Hunters ...835 444
608 1036 Woodbourne .. 830 440.
612 1040... Dimock 825 436
617 1047 ....Ty1er'5........ ...815 , 428
625 1057......... Springville.... . 805 420
630 11.05 .. Lynn 755 412
645. 1118 4..... Avery's..... 745 . 405
653 1118 . . ....Lemon 735, • 400
705 1135 Lobeck .. _7 25 345
1 715 1145. Many's.— ..... .7 15 337
' 720 1200.. ... .. .' ..Tunkhannock 700 322
Villas will run on Lehigh Valley time as kept in the
Ofilie of P. & N. Y. RR. at Tnukhaunock.
Alltrains connect at Tunkkannock with F. it NY.
R. R.going north and south.
JAMES. I. BLAKSL4R, Pres' t.
Mauch Chunk. April 17, 1876. .
List of New Advertisements•
Executor's Notice—Est.'Rufus Smith.
Assingnee's Sale—Est. - of J. Hickock.
Monument Association Lectare Course. •
Administrator's Notice—Est. Parker Gage.
Administrator's Notice—Est. Martha A.
Vance.
Administrator Notice--Est: of 0..5. Weish
burn.,
BrkliESS LOCALS.
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DOnation.
Hell's Force Punip Washer.
NeighbOring Counties.
The prisoner On the Towanda jail re
quest the various ministers of that place
to take turns in preaching to them.
The Nicholson Examiner makes fun of
the lecture recently delivered at that place
by Eli Perkins. Who wouldn't ?
A factory for making butter from tal
low has been 'atertedin Saanton, The •
process has not yet been - made public.
Johnny Scott, Scott, of frowands, aged' eight
years, while riding down hilVcollided
with a wagon,breaking his skull and kit;
ing him instantly.
A special act , 'fordids the playing of
billiards arid ten-pins iii Wyoming Co.,
and Tnnkhannock sports are cti(e)tionely
awaiting the repeal of a law that "strikes'
• at their social pleasures.
Dr: A. B. Woodward has beef _ elee -d
president Of.: the : , Susquehanna Eclectic
Medical Society.. This society extends
over Wayne, Wyoming, Susquehanna and
Luzerne counties. ' ' • • •
We learn from the Fred Patrol that
last Thursday night the PennsYlvabia
Coal Comany s head-house at No.B plane,
was entirely consumed, entb.iling a roes of
property, value estimated at $15,000. - i f
, This is the fourth'-engine horiSi thtt
has been destrined by fires along the Com
pany's gravity railroad between Pittston
and Hawley within the past three years,
but cin*i.lll he believel ,that--,they
were'ihe_work in6eoiaries.
The Coii nty tommissioners'of. Luzern e
bounty have instil. fed' the Assessors to
iperease the valuatio i of ail taxable prop-.
erty twenty-five pe cent. Much.com
)
plaint is the result and the Commission
ers have
.heen - interviewed as to' the rea
son for tbis - moyement.
The workingmen held a public Meet
ing in Carbondale,.in City-Hall; Wednes
day evening';' The occasion-proVed;to be
an interesting One. The-chairman called
the meeting to order, after. Which A. E.
Kline was duly introducedwho dieli to
some length on ' the oppression, of. all
working classes.; and in view of these
facts, drew conclusions on the wickedness
' of men being , professedly a free, and re
ligious 'people, to allow themselves to be
reduced to such a low condition when it
can be legally avoided.
Scrantoa has the last thing -out in
mothers-in law : She had Succeeded in
marrying her son and naturally under
took the management of his household.
- Presently the son died, but she eontin
ned to advise, direct and worry generally
her daughter-in-law. Then the daugh
ter-in-law married again, but still the.old
f' lady insisted on bossing things. A friend
essayed to convince her that she, could
have no possible right to intefere--that
the hew husb4nd was nothing to her.—
"Nothing ?" • she cried, "be nothing to
me ?" Why, am I not his etepniother
in-law' on his :.wife's: side ?" - '
State Items.
A test oil well will be 'put down. in
Westmoreland county in a short time.
,
Pfles of ice twenty-five feet high can
be seen at some points along the Monon
gahela rigor. . •
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'Two tramps assaulted a Juniata county
farmer lait 'week for refusing to sellthein
a horse. '
On account of diptheria and: scarlet
fevr two schools in Chest township,Cam
bria county, are closed.
The' Centre Riporter says;Vr.
John Myers, of ilublersburg, is seventy
two years old and the father of thirty
children . He hatk been twice married.
His first wife bore him fourteob children
- tad his second sixteeb. Eighteen of the
children are . living.. .
It is propOsed to establish a convent
school at Plymouth, Pa. The enterprise
is projected by Fattier Tonerjate of To.
wanda. „ .
A Lehigh county lover languishes in
jail to answer for a
.malimous and defam
atory libel of and concerning the young
lady who rejected his attentions.
During the year. of 1876 Harrisburg
had less, loss_ by fire than any city Of its
alio in the United States: The • whole
amount was only $5,197. The fire de
partment of the town consists of seven
companies, five steam fire engine compa
nies, one.hose company and one hook and
ladder company.
At the close 6f the year ending Septem
ber, 30, 1876, there were in the. Stite
Hospital, at Danville, 184 men and 127
women, or a -total of $ll. The average
Weekly cost
.of each: patient was $4.71.
The present accomodation is for .350
males and, by crowding, 120 females;
total, 470.
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The Pennisylvania Agricultural Society
metin Harrisburg last; week and elected
the following officers: John W. Ham
mond, of Erie, President; John B.Ruth
erford, Treasurer; Eldridge McConkey,
Corresponding Secretary; D. W. Seiner,
Recording Secretray; S. S. Haldernian,
Chemist and Geologist.
Our State Legislature have done noth
ing of particular interest since our last
issue. From present indications very lit
tle important legislation will be had un
til the Presidential matter is settled. "
In .the Senate, the bill appropriating 4
pieces - of ordnance to the Susquehanna
Soldiers' Monument Association passed a
third - reading.
On Saturday night, as a party of four
persons in a. • sleigh were' crossing the
lower iron bridge, which spans French
creek
,at Franklip, Venango county a
portion '.of it fell a distance of about 15
feet, carrying ; the party with it: One
of the hOrses was instantly killed, while
the other one was uninjured, and - the
gentlemen and ladies: who were in the
sleigh escaped with only slight bruises.
News •lottings.
Senator Anthony has hail an Attack of
partllysis, mimed, it. is supposed, by eat
ing partridges that bad fed upon laurel
leaVes, on a renent, visit to`Baltiinore.
It is ascertained that the President has
said hii -intention to sign -the bill
providing for, counting the electoral vote
in case it pima both Houses of Congress.
There are now in operation in the
United States no less than eight hundred
paper mills, which• are valued at $40,000,
000 of -capital invested, with a total' pro ,
duction of $70,000,000. These mills
usually 'emplbylo,ooo people; whatie ettfn
ings are footed up at $10,000,000 anual,
Charles 'Wooliver, , who waft buried in
the quicksand of a forty-foot well at Ito !
hawk N. Y., at noon on Saturday, was
rescued at midni'ght. He was alive and
apparently well, but 'died within an hour
and a half. He -was conscious to the
last. He leaves a widow and four chil.•
Area.
Governor HamptOn'A government is
getting along snioothlv with plenty' of
the,tax-payers.of the_ State to defray all
-expenses, while Chainberlain has neither
the support or respect. of 'anYbOdY, even
the, federal soldiers,who are cortipelled by
Grant to act as his body guard, despising
him.
Mi. Holly; -the pimp inventor, will
soon attempt to 'heat the whole city of
Lockport with steam. The city is to be
divided into districts; and - each district is
to have its seperate. boiler.- Mains from
each boiler are to run to the different
houses, and all the occupant has to do is
to turn on a faucet and obtain_ all the
heat he wants.
General Jaines Shields, thelletist-Adjii,
taut-General of Missouri,was shot through
the body with a grape shot at the battle
of Cerro Cordo,,diiring the Mexican war,
and a large silk handkerebeif .waadrawn
through his' body , to clean .-t 4 e wound
He afterwards Serv..d a term
,as Unified
States Senator from . Illinois!, and then as
a Major-General :tinting. the civil war in
the Union
On Saturday morning the dead body
of Charles Collins; chief engineer of the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern rail
way, was found at his residence. It was
Apparent that he had, beenAlead 'twenty-,
four hours. In onei hand was grasped a
revolver, while another pistol and a razoi•
were lying beside him on the bed. He
undoubtedly , committed suicide by shoot
ing, and' it is believed that anxiety on
the account 'of the *terrible -disaster at
Ashtabula affected hi 9 reason. The family ,
of Mr. Collins was absent at the time of.
his suicide.
DONATION.
Tie friends of Rev. J. H. Weston - wilt Make
him a Donation visit .at the Odd Fellows'-'Hall
in Brociltlyn on 'Tuesday, Jan. 30,1877, after
noon and evening.. All are invited to attend.
BY.Onun Com..
HALL'S 'FORCE Pour WASHER.
The above named machine .whiCh is`now be
ing introduced and sold in this countyfor the
first time operates on the .principle of a force
pump, forcing and sucking the water through a
tab of dirty' clothes in such a manner 'as to
cleanse them thoroughly without :any rubbing
or boiling. It is made of maleable iron ands
brass, is very durable; weighs, only , 4 pound&
and .retails at , $7.50 - and will wash as many
clothes iioo minutes as can be washed an the
board in 2 hours: It does not wear the clothes
a particle and is very easy to operate. They
are sold exclusively by local agents. "
.OLD Newspapers for sale at this Office at ten ,
'cents per dozen.
.. - q9 TO, Dooprmole for your new,style,pfc
tures.
Montrose, Dee. 27, 1,876tf.
AT Purim's Wagon Shop a fine lot of. Plat
orm Wagons and Haggles Inn trimmed. ...Pmn
plots and first-class' in every' resPeet for sale
cheap for cash. - .
Montrose, June 7, 1876tf. . • -
A. large stock of ready made clothing and
gent's furnishing goods, from a bankruptstock,
has been placed in the store of E. McKenzie.
Montrose, Pa., and will be sold at auction and
private sale, by
H. ROEIENTIM, Auctioneer.
No business man need complain that be
is "too poor to advertise" when he can get the
latest style business cards printed at the DEM
OCRAT office for three dollars per thousand,and
other work in proportion.
DONATION,
The friends of PastCr P. 8. Brewster, of
Lawsville, will give him a donation at the
fuse 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.
Jan. 10, 1877.
CIGAR AND CORFEGTIONERY S ORE.
Having bought Louis Knoll's stock of Cigars,
Tobacco and Confectionery, I can furnish
first-class articles for the least money. Fine
summer drinks for. the thirsty.
JAMES ZERFASS.
Montrose, July 26, 1876.
Persons visiting Bii3ghamton wishing' to
purchase dry goods would do well to call on
HIE & SHOf.E.B. They keep a first.clasnline
of dry goods and ready-made clothing on hand
all the time. Alpacas, Merinos,and Cashmeres,
the finest line in the city. No trouble to show
goods or send samples.
'Nov. 1, 1876tf.
JOINTS AND MUSCLES Stiff and painful with
rheumatism and gout, are promptly relieved by
Glen's Sulphur Soap. Iccal" diseases 01 the
skin and - defects of the complexion are ,also
remedied by this standard article. Depot, Crit
tenton's No. 7 Sixth Avenue, New. York. Hill's
Hair & Whisker Dye, black or brown, 50c.4w
EvEurruma in the line of Pure Drugs and
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Pocket
books, Pocket , knives, Tooth brushes, Flesh
brushes, Clothes and Hair brushes, Toilet soaps,
Fine toilet articles, Fancy goods, and a full line
of all the new and Popular Remedies can be
found at M. A, Lyon's Drug Store. Physicians
will find our Stock complete, and composed of
the best articles that can be filund in the market.
Montrose, Pa., Jan. 17th, 1877.—tf
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE
That I have on had a stock of Buggyand-
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 or ever buying a wagon of any
kind should give me a call. • • -
E. T.
MontroO, Nov. 1,1876£ • •
T INE min MONEY saved by going to M. A.
LyOn's drug store;. for your Drugs and Medi ;
cin,es,'Paints, Oils; Varnishes, -Dye stuffs,.Fan;
cy good 3, Jeivelry, Perfumery, COMOS, Brushes,
Pocket Bocka, Tobaedo and Cigars. 'Our
goods are of the ; best quality and sold at pri;
ce3 that defy competition,' and no will have
to look farther. Some Chinese and Japahese
goods and'other Fancy Aiticles, . purchased at
"The Centennial," for sale.
Montrose -Oct.-18. 1876.—tf •
OFFICIAL RETURNS.
OFFICIAL RETURNS have
been positiyely received that' you can get as
good It Stew. oft Qytters the _Keystone &loon
as you in 'New York, Florida, Louisiana,
or any of the disputed States. This is posi
tively cfficial and if you do not feel satisfied
call and see for yourself ; the records are: open
to all. • irRYSTOIOI SALOON.
IF6.
246LE ' WeatliS'
The Tunktittnnoeli Marble' Works of Burns
& White •are doing a good business and are
getting out some very tasty jobs of Head
Stones and Monuments. A. B. Burns, of, the
:Eagle Drug sSterre; is their aiithor l tzed Agent for
31ontrcise, ; He has designs of
Head Stones' find Monuments. Any orders left
*ith him will be riromptly filled by Burns &
White.
Tunithannock, Feb. 1876tf.
NEW HARNESS SHOP
I take this method of informing the public
of Montrose and vicinity tfiat I have opened a
new hanaess shop, ,one door :below, Searle's ex
press office, second floor, Public Avenue.'
will build . , new work of the best quality,
and repair with, neatness and dispatch-aud at
lowest rates. ;The patronage of the p4blic is
respectfully solicited. • •
Montrose, Oct. 18, 1876tf. Luvrtz CHAPMAN.
CLAIRVOYANT tiAMINATIONB 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 natural remedies. Cures
the worst forms of Scrofula,'Catarrh, Piles, Fe
male Weakness, Diseases of the Heart,, Lungs
or Kidneys.. Will be at the Spaulding House,
Binghamton, Thursday, and Friday, Feb. Ist
and 2d.
Jan,. 10, 1877.
WE WOGLD advise all those intending to
make any purchases of Black Silks this fall to
make them how, as there has been a great ad
yance Raw„ silk, which must 'make a :
material_ advanc ! in manufactured goods. C.F.,
Sisson ezCo., Binebamton - , - 'inform us that they
have an unusuahy fine tine of Black Silks pur
chased at #ery low prices, which they offer for.
the present at old prices, which are about: 25
per cent less than the good's can be purchased
now. FThey have a large stock of. Black and
Colored Cashmeres, together with an endless
variety, of every description of Fall press Goods
which !they "offer upon the most favorable terms
Samples sent with pleasure to any address.
No Cdßim, No PAY.
Kirby's Cough Balsa.m,a'very palatab:e com
pound, for the various affections of the throat
and lungs. ITsed with great success in case,of
Asthma and Bronchitis. It is prescribed by the
physic;ans and endorsed by the people.. War
ranted, to'glye entire satisfaction or money re-.
funded. • . •
Kirby's Magic . Relief for the instant cure of
severe and acute pains. ,
Kirby's Tasteless Worni Lozenges. ; Sure,.
safe and effectual. - • . '
' -Kirby's Condition Powders for quaNkAtaiit
tity and purity are -superior to any Powder for.
stook manufactured. • •
/Kirby's Camphor Ice' for chaped hatidafir
'sunburn.
' For sale by. all Druggists in Montrose, and
Dealers in Medicines throughout the country.
June 28,1870y1. ; ,
February Electle.n. Blankt for sale at this
office. • - ;
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HANDBILLS .10r AUCtIOI4 OW . E*, 4 IC" printed
t the DiiKocrtAi-afike fit - firstliiss'style and
atreasonable'priceB.l'
Haitars ,
AND LOTS . -
In Illontinse, foi este . 9r-re4f.,' Apply 'at :this
Office. - a • •-a;
Montrose, Jan..lo, 1877tf. ; a •
To Than: -
House and Loft() rent in 316ntrose, - Itiquire
of . J. B. McCollum. • -
May 31,4876.—tf. •
LAnitz assortment
.of the latest and
neatest styles of visiting
,and - business' 'Cards
just received at this office. Call and see them
before ordering elsewhere.
The sale of Taylor's Family Medicines is
steadily on the increase. " The sales of the , past
year being more than dotible of 'any previous
year. The reason of this is on account of the
genuine merits of the goods themselves and
the fair and impartial manner in which they
are sold. •
July 26, 1876. • ,
PRINTING.
We have just received a very large stock of
plain and fancy envelopes, - letter and. mote pa
per, plain and fancy bill head papers, cards of
all sizes and Colors, colored poster papers, etc.
all of which we can afford -to print cheaper
than any office in this or neighboring counties,
and in as good style. Work done in black and
colored inks. If you think there is any that
can beat us, give us a trial, and Nye will show
you what we can do. All kinds of blanks on
hand or printed to order.
NEW YORK 01TY :MARKET:
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
HAYDEN & DUCKWORTH,
• Commiition Merchants,
No. 825 WARRINGTON STREET, Nsw YOBS. '
• NEW YORK, Saturday, Jan. 13,1877.
surritm -
Pails, choicest fresh_ o—, •
" good to fine ...... . 80 @B2
" common • 20 og
Firkins, selections.. . . ...... et
29 - 31
" good to 26 @• 28
" common to good 20 @ 24
T
Tubs,. selections ' 32 •35
" good to fine.......:. 25! @ 27.
" common t0.g00d......, Id. @ 23
Pactory, fancy 149
good to fine.... ..... . 13M®' 14 •
Farm Dairy, prime 13®,.143
" " fair to good—. ....: ;12 @•l4 •
141SCELpAN801:18. • '!„ • • ..
Eggs, fresh, • 88 .0 40
Apples treen) fine 1 50 , (01 ; 90,
,"dried per lb qrs •' 5l/ 4 (4 '53
• " ". sliced ' 5 6 5%
Potatoes, per .bbi.. .. . 3.00®350
Lard' 11 : sgt
Tallow 8, ei > 074
Turkeys dressed 13 . 15 •
Chickens, "' ' 11 13
Ducks, " 12 11) , 14
Beeswai.. ......: 30-, egt ,110%
"CoiLutir BusiAess Directory.,
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'lwo lines in thls - Threctory, one year, $ 1.50 ; each ad,
ditional line. 60 cents. • - • :
HACAIWOHT, Stater. Wholesale. 4dßetal
dealer in all kinds of alate rooting, elate paint; 'etc
Rooferrepaired with Slate paint t 6 order. Also, slate
paint foF sale by the gallon ot barrel. Montrose :' .
bILLINGS STROUD, General, Fire and. Life Instil
' ante Agents, also, sell Railroad and Accidental
Tickets to New Ybrk and • Philadelphia Office one
door east of Wm. H Cooper Co's bank. •
WM. It BOYD & CO. Dealmi in Stoves, hardware)
,and Mint& cturers of Tin and Sheet-lion' ware, core
ner of Main and Turnpike street.
A. N. Bullard, Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Hooke,
Stationeryand Yankee Notioni; at the head of Publ.
lie Avenue. , , • •- - •
WH: H COOPER' & CO. Hankers. Sell Foreign Pas ,
sago Tickets and •Draftl on'England, Ireland,'and
Scotland. • • ' • • -"
•
WM. L. COX, Harness maker and dealer in ail arti
cles usually kept by'theirade, opposite the bank.
JAMES E. CARMALT; Attorney-04.4w.; - Office *nu
door'below Tarbell fiong_e, Public Avenue.
H. ROSENTHAL, Auctioneer.
.Care:gt. knew/ *Co.;
Montrose, Pa. . , , •
NEW MILFORD. • " ' '
SAVINGS BANE, NEW :MILFORD. Six per 'sent.
interest on all Deposits. Does -a general Banking
busitess. S. B. CHASE & CO.
H. GARRET & SON, Dealef.ln'llenr. 'Feed, Meal,
Salt, Lime, Cernent,,Groceries and Proyithons,'ox
-Main Street, opposite the Depot.
N. F. KIMBF.R, Carriage. Maker, •Picture'Framei,and
Undertaker, a few rods from Phinney's Hotel, near
M. E. Church
IL P. DO ;AN, Merchant Tailor_ and dealer in Readi
Made Clothieg, Do Goods, Groceries add Provieionii
Main Street.
WHAT IS TAYLOR'S CELEBRA.-
I TED ELECTRIC OIL ? • - -
It is a medical preparation ; the chemical combina.;
tion of which is such as to neutralize =matured pro
perties when applied to man or beast.
What is it for ?
. , _
• For the cure of any' kind of pain.lamenesi;or wou nds
or for anything reqniring an outivard applicatidis. ' ' •
Is it as good as other ltnaments for those pup:peace f
Yes. and better.
What guarantee do you- give . of this ? .
If it does not prove so, after using all themedic.ine,
return the empty bottle where yonlot it aid' get your
money back.
Who are agents for the sale of this medicine t •
All the druggists apd dealers In medicine in hlentrixi
and throughout the country.
July 86, 1876. • • ' - '
A ~ E RYRS
OF •
• •
SOCIAL liAiiicES • - r" -
will belteld on Thursday .evening of each week at the
.•
• OCCIDENTAL HOUSE,
. . •
HARFORD, .• • -
commencing on Thursday evening, January 11th, 1.877.'
• The boys and girlawlll be on hand,
With Peckit. Adams' Qteadrllle,Thuid.
•
Tickets for dancing, &a cents'; Good Supper ,
hunts&
ed for 25 cents each.
DIMMICB BABLOW, Prop.
Jai:l,4ft, 1877: . -1 2vit4 -
. .
Q.‘ TOLEN . .;
Frbm the stable of the subset' her Inltliniode &Tues.
day night, Dec. 26, 1676, a email, tnitek mare, about 15
years old. Said:mare has some' white - on right hind
foot, has a large hoof on front; log faMO -1 140.11ek a
scar on hip. A suitable reward, will by Daid for berxo, -
tom or Information that vein • lead to 'her recovery or
the arrest of the thief. (Max P0Z. 1 . 1 4 1 5;
Dituock; jut: 10; ler/. - ow 3
ERRORS OF YOUT.W.:i
A , GENTLEMAN who Buffered for years !rein r err
„Mous Debility, Premature flecity,.itnd 411 the:effects
otyoutttilli indiscretion will, for. the sake of suffering
humanity, mid tree to 'who, need it, thureciptiand
(.trection for making the simple remedy by which he
was eared. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertis
er'S experience can do so by addressing in perfect con
fidence. ' 2w26.
JOHN B. OGDEN, 62 Cedar St., New York.
MONTROSE:
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settlement of the Presidential questite according ti
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