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ATTORNEYS.
.ITTLES AND BLAKESLEE, AT
1-1 terneys at Law„Montrose, Pa. Office opposite
the Tarbell lionse.
o utrose,Oct. ls , lB72 .
FI.-LOTT, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
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K.) neys at Law and Solicitors' inßankraptcy. Office.
No. 49 Court Street, over City National Bank, Bing.
na piton! N. Y. Wie. H. S covirx,
Jnne 18th, 1813 ' Jmnoarz DEWITT.
E DGAR A.
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COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. 170 Broadway. New * York City
May I% "75.—(Feb.11. 1874.-1 y) •
AO. WARREN, ATTORNEY, AT
. Law, Bounty, Back Tay, Pension and Ex
exati:on Claims attended to. Office firs: oor
tielow Boyd's Store,Montrose.Pa. •[Ang.l.'69.]
LF. FITOH,' - ATTOIiNEY- AND
Councellor-at-law Montrosei - Pa; Office as
heretofore, below and West of the Court House.
'Hontrose, January 27, - 1875.-Iy. • •• ,
NV M. A. CROSSAION, ATTORNEY
1 at Law. Office over the First Nation
Bank, llontrose.Pa. W. A. .Cnossatott.
. Mon trove. April IB;
lAT D. LUSK, Attorney and Conn
sailor at Law, Montrose, Pa. °lace over
First National Bank.
Montrose, Dee. 'lB, 15741. .
JB. & A. H. McCOLLIIM, • AT
• torneysatLaw. Office over W. H. Cooper &
Co's Bank.Moatrose. PC, May 10, 15;1.—tf .
O'NEI LL, ATTOItNEY, .AT
• Law. Office over A. B. • Brern's Brig Store,
Brick Block: liontrose,Ta. [ June 9, "75.—tf]..
D W. SEARLE, ATTORNEY AT
. Law, office over the Store of-M. Deseauer,
intheßrickßlock,Montroee Pa. 1Ang.1.'69.1
PHYSICIANS.
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D..BA.LDWIN,3I. D.., HOME°.
• pathic Physician xud Surgeon, has located
himself at Montrose, where he will attend promptly to
all professional business- entrusted to his care.-
Office in Carmalt's building, second floor, front.
Boards at Mr. B. Baldwin's. x
Montrese, Pa., March 10,1875. . .
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DR. IV. L. RICHARDSON, °PHYS . -
clan and Surgeon, tenders hi sprofessi anals er
vices to the ditiaens of Montrose and vicinity. Office
at hi s rssiderce o on the corner east of the Foun
dry. fAug.l, 1869.
:II E. S.N YDER 3 M. D., HOMED
`• b pathic Physician and Surgeon, New Milford,
Pa. Cifice at the Union Hotel.
Aug 13, 1576.-tf •
DENTISTS.
S. POTTER,, DENTIST, WISHES
-1-4• to inform the people of Montrose and Vicinity,
that he is permanently.loeated, in the second storyrol E.
P. Stamp's new building; opposite Cooper's Bank. All
kinds of Dental,Work done in, the best manner.
N. B.—Nitrous Oxide, Laughing Gass, given for the
pamless extraction of teeth.
Montrose, April sth, 1876.—tf
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D. W. W. 'SAUDI. , 'DENTIST.-
Rooms at his dwelling, next door north of Dr.
Halsey's, on Old Foundry street, where he would be
happy to see all those, in want of Dental Work. He
feels confident that he can please all, both in quality of
work and in price. Office hours from 9 d. at. to 4 P.X.
ontrose. Feb. 11, 1874—tf
DRUGGISTS.
•
Itir A. LYON, SUCCESSOR TO
•LT-1. • Abel Tarrell, dealer in Drugs. 'Medicines,
Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye-stuffs, Teas, Spices,
Fancy Oooda, Jewelry, Pertimery t ac.
Montrose, May 19:1875. • , .
EAGLE DRUG STORE, IS ,THE
place, to get Drugs and Medcines, Cigars, To
bacco,Pipes, Pocket-Books, Spectates, Yankee No
tions. &c. Brick Block A. B. BURNS.
Montrose, Pa., May sth, 1875.
HOTELS.
VALLEY EfOCISE, GREAT BEND,
Pa. Situated gear the. 'Erie Railway Depot.—
Is a large and commodious house. Has undergone . a
thorough repair. Newly_furnished rooms and sleep
ingspartments,splendidtables.andall things compris
ing a fit stclass hotel: HENRY ACKERT,
Sept. lo th,lB73.-tf. _ 'Proprietor.
HOTEL. M. J. HAR
rin4oll wi shes to inform thepublic that having
rented the Exchatige, Hotel in Montrose, he is now,
prepired to accommOdate the traveling plibllc
flrst•class style.
Montrose, Aur..28,187.8. •
MEAT MARKETS;
M ONTROSE :MEAT •MARKET,
-LTA- Public Avenue. Firat-class meats always . on
band at reasonable prices. Sausage, Poultry, &,c., in
season. The patronage of the public is - respectfully Bp
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-Montrose, .Th11.1;1877. WALLACE
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Same
THE PEOPLE'S MARItET; P lip Hahn, Proprietor. Fresh and Salted Meats,
Pork, Bologna Sausage.etc., of the best qual
ity, 'constantly on hand, at prices to mit.
Moutrose, Pa., Jan. 14. 1873.-1 Y •
SITRVEYORS.
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JOB PRINTING of all kindi at' Oki
9incett,low vrices-,Tirx: us,
VOlit 34.
A W. COOLEY, P.UILDER,
-Cl4 STILL ON THE TRACK!
Every style of buildings, erected, and everything
furnished, at GR'SATLI P REDUCED PRICES. ;Contracts
cheerfully furnished. , Stair building a specialty. None
but experienced workmen tolerated.. jan
Montrose, March 22, 1878.-41 .
H. BU.RRITT, DEALER IN STA-
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ple and Fancy Dry Goods, Crockery, Hard
ware. Iron; Stoves, Drags. Oils, and Paints, Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Furs, Buffalo Robes; Gro
ceries,Provistons, . I •
- Now Mtitord.ra.,Nov 6, 1 72—tt. '
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M. B. LITTLE,
GEO. P.LITTLE,
.L4.BLA.SBLEE.
A. TAYLOR will hneafteri tarnish
to the people of Montrose and
vicinity, Oysters by , the pint; quart or gallon: Also
oysters prepared in every style. Dining rooms over
E. C. Bacons store, south Yalu %Street.
Jan.lo, 1877. W. A. TAYLOR.
IiAT B. DEANS, DEALER IN
V V • Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Newspa
pers, Pocket Cutlery. Stereoscopic Views, Yankee
Notione, etc. Next door to the Post °nice,: Montrose,
Pa. _ W. B. DEANS.
Sept.3o, 1874, 1
iLLINGs STROUD, FIRE AND
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Life Inaurance Agent. All business Attended to
promptly. on fair terms. Office first door east ot the
bank of Wm. H. Cooper. Co., Montroiej'a.
jan.l, 1871. BILLINGS STROUD.
JOHN GROVES FASHIONABLE
Tailor, Montrose, Pa. Shop over Chandler's
Store. Ali orders filled In first-class style. Cutting
done to order on short notice, and warranted to fit.
Montrose, June 30,'76.
- p T. PURDY. MANUFACTURER
of wagons of all kinds.. Also makes a specialty
of wood work for sale. Repairs promptly attended to.
Uses only best stock, and aims to make only first-class
work. _ [april 26, 1876.]
MISCELLANEOUS. CARDS.
LOU'S. KNOLL, SHAVING AND
-I-4 hair Tbressing. Shop in Searle's new building,
below Express Office, where he will be found ready
to attend all who may want anything i n his line.
-Montrose Pa. Oct. 18, 1869.
NEW' MILFORD MACHINE SHOP.
:LI All kinds of machinery made, or tarnished to or
der. Repairing promptly attended to.
JULIUS SHULTZ.
Newltilford ?JIM 1 7,1876--1.3%
GRIFFIS & SAYRE, DEALERS IN
Hardware, Iron, sails. Honsetarnisiting Goods,'
Groceries and Provisions. ood, Stone. Jappaned and
Pressed Tin Ware, &c.., &c. -t march 15,
VW. SMITH, CABINET. AND
__ • -ChairManufacturers. Poot , ” 3tainstreet,
Montrose. Pa. fang. :1.1869.]
IT C. SUTTON,
A.IICTIONEiIti
Feb. 7; 1877. Choconnt, Pa.
O r ILBERT - S*. JOHNSON;
N. ) 4 A.TI CPI() NE E,R. Address,
March. 29, 1876. Montrose, Pa
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it.TJTIONE,ER, Addrese
June, la 1874, Brn(*tyn,pa.
BANKING .
BANKING HOUSE
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MONTROSE, PA.
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DONE.
COLLECTIONS. MADE ON ALL
POINTS AND PROMPTLY:ACCOUN
TED FOR AS HERETOFORE.
Domestic and Foreign ,FAchangc for sale.
United States and other Bonds bought
and sold. Coupons and CUP and
County Bank Cheeks cashed.
OCEAN STEAMER PASSAGE TICK
ETS TO AND - FROM EUROPE.
INTIRES'T ALLOWED on special time
Deposits, as per agreement.
In the future, as in the past, we shall endeav
or to transact all money.business to; the satis
faction of our patrons and correspondents.
WM. H. COOPER &
Montrose, March 10"75.--tf. Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
CASH CAPITAL $lOOllOO.
SURPLUS FUND,"S9,O4XI,
= T-LEITIACON7MI3
To their new and commodious Bank Building on
Pfiblic Avenue.. , •
Trinsaets l tbe business of .
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New York, First Na opal Bank , Phpadellihia, l'hila
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WM. J. TURRELL. P#zsiDzwr.
G. B. EURED, Acruidi CASMEB.
r introie. March 25,1.876.
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DISSATISFIED DE.Ii OCR-40Y.
In view of the recent outlandish math-,
festations of rejoicing at the triumph of
might over right, and With the horrible'
dim.of Monday night's Jubilee still soun,d
ing in our eau we heartily endorse the
Sarcastic remarks of the N. Y. World,
that it is astonishing -that *so many
Democratic citizens of the iTnited States
should be restive and ill-tempered under
the deliberate frauds by which they-have
been deprived of a pacific'": victory honest
ly won at the - polls in NoVember last-
Tile Radical organs are at loss for words
in which to express their amazement' at
so much heat and at such strong lan
gnage. We can think of only. one parallel
for their present state of 'Mind. When
the sailors of Vasco de Gamai landing on
a South African coast, - espied some
strange animals tranquilly sunning them-
selves on the beadh, they
_Went. up and
with swords .
and`-otherßroVocative in
strument's stirred the. creatures up. The,
.?;
creatures, being stirred; upi showed their
teeth, and became-lso disagreeable
,that
the sailors made Off quickly'Ao their boats,
and chronicled the incident in words
since iinmortalized in a French diatich
which we may thus freely render :
"These wicked animals delight
With savage, rage to growl and bite ;
It you attack them they will fight."
But we entreat our Radical friends to
have patience. This thing Of first steal
ing the elsctorat .votes of a State and
then getting three: Supreme Court judges
to indorse the act, is new in the United
States. After it has been tried three or
four times people will be titore patient
alder it. In Mexico and Southnrn Spain,
where brigandage has long been recog
nized as a profession, the liatives of the
country know how to behave when they
are stopped on the highifay in a dilifiencia
by
.'a troop of illfavored horsemen in
sombreros. They; get dowir, quietly, fall
.dtinurely on
. theirfaces in,the dust, and
are robbed without trouble or. Nmon
--strance. Foreigners are apt to behive
more boisterously until they become ac
' cumilated. It is really unreasonable to
expect Americans who doubt. Mr. Haves's
title to the Presidency, to hail his access
;ion exactly as they would that of a legit
imately-chosen Chief Magistrate. After
we have had two or three fraudulent
Presidential elections and countings-in,
no doubt things will run more smoothly.
A REPUOLICAN PRESCRIPTION.
"If Mr. H. would mix a little old Bour
bon or choice Monongahela, with liwriver
water he would undoubtedly enjoy better
digestion and spirits." . .
• We quote the above froin the Harris
burg correspondence of the Republican.—
The Mr. H., referred to, is Mr. Hawley,
the Senator from this district. The time,
was when Mr. Hawley urged the right of
the Senate to inquire into the special
privileges claimed by certain banking,in
stitutions in this State, whereby tliey are
enabled to exact from the . public an uz,,u
rious rate of interest.
Failing to find any arguments to si
lence Mr. H. this representative of .the
high-moral-idea party, Seeks by his advice
to induce him to try 'the' prescription
(which thank God, is
,no longer distinct
ively democrattc) that 'appears at the head
Of this article.
• We venture the assertionthat the "men ,
in buckram," as the correspondent calls .
tbe respectable Majority who elected Mr.
H., will excuse any shortcomings of- this
kind, and honor him all the more highly
for the gallant fight which he is making,
almost single handed, against the money,
power, which is sucking the life blood of
the State. •
THE'CABINE.T.,
It seems to be conceded that Hayes'
cabinet will be constructed something as,
follows.. Secretary of . State, Wm. ),I.:
Evarts, of W. Y. Secretary of the Trea.s 7
ury,, John 'Sherman, of -- Ohio. Svc. of
the Interior; Carl Schurz, of M0...-Post
Master (feral, David Key of Tenn.
The latter baying been _a gonfederate.
officer. gor Secretary,' of War; J. bon.
Cameron backed, by the 'Legislature of
this State is strongly 'urged. It is bow-.
ever,: probable, that the place be
given to some Man:frOm Indiana to be
named by Norton,
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RETURNING BOARD HA YES.
During the last eight years the princi
plep of thc. Republican party appear to
have been corrupt.practicei and the 'spoils
of office. Its leade'rs have now consum
mated their crowning- fiof of infamy by
the sanction of frand lathe count:,of the
votes at' the late Presidential election, by
which the clearly, expressed : the
fkople is defeated: The members of, the
electeralcommission in their refusal to
correct the frauds perpetrated by the,cor
rupt. returning boards; by a strictly par
ty vote, refused , to do the very thing for
which they were appointed:: - The infa
mous eight, who, 'Voted to sustain the , ..
re
turning board frauds, and all persons who
sustain, sanction- and rejoidei over 'this
triumph of fraud, ?cOmmit a greater out
rage upon republican institutiOns than
those persons who favored secession. The
late Rutherford Bur chard itayes,but now
the Returning Board Hayes, during the
next four years is to be the pliant of
the most Corrupt gang of - pOliticiana that
ever diigraCed thislßepublie: - *'By fraud
he is placed in the Position to which Saran
el J. Tilden was elected... Tilden and the
Democratic party occupy an honorable
position,_whlle Hayes and the Republi
can party are stained with fraud. and cor
.
ru ption. - ,
AT THE LASE
-Almost the last official acts of Gen. Grant
was his Order to Gjen. Augnr, Command
ing.at New OrleAs,
.not to employ: the
military, under his' command, in the in
terest or support Of either of the existing
state govern men is of Louisiana.
His despatch to' Packard at the same
time ;is as follows ;' • •
"In answer to your despatch or-this
date, the President directs me to say that
he feels it his duty to state 'tinkly that
he does 'not- believe public opinion- will .
longer .support .the maintenance of the .
State governkent of Louisiana by the use
of the military; And. that he must concur
in. this manifest feeling. •Th(i troops will
hereafter, as in the past, protect life and
property from m o b !violence whea the
State authorities fail; but under the re
maining days of his official life they will
not be used to establish or to piall down
other claimants 'for the control of the
State?' '
We can only regret that nearly- 4 the
whole of his official term should' have
been passed, before finding out that sup
porting state governments with the mil
itary, was contrary to. the spirit of a "re
publican form of government."
CR 0 O. KE;DIVESS.
The devices to i which the Electoral
Commission were [compelled to resort, to
secure a majority of the:Electoral vote
for Efayes,. are bOt little calculated .to
Increase the faith of the Ommon people,
in the integrity of the highest judicial
body in the United 'States. Take for in
stance the , case, of. Florida where they
could not go behind the returns of Drew
the Goyernor, and .accent that of = the
Secretary of State, which` was Made' at
the command of the Snpreme Court of
the State, which Was .reversed in the Oft 3!
of Oregon, where jhey went behind the
returns of Gov. Grover and accepted the
certificate of the,Seerefary of State.
In the lower . Courts,suen practices
would receive the condew.nation
classes of people, regardlr,,iss •oft.party or
creed. Now, however': , ' the reformers of
the high-moral-idea r.J.arty. • can see no
linedutt
wrong m any of con , w as
resulted in the final triumph' of the con
spiracy of .11.ortoii, Chandler & Co. '
Fifteen Judges' Once'iat to determine
hetWeen two claiiiints to in estate. One
claiMarit had a,iforked.. and fraudulent
the'other ihad the true testa
nier,c of the testator.' The piestion being
as to which was the true, and which, was
the false paper, eight -of the. Judges de
cided that the, l only.way to determine the
question was to .104 . at the two papers
and decide in , faior'•:of' that claimant
which each Jab!, might bold in the
highest esteem, ~.tis:the truth of either
paper depended:or - the manner acd cir-
Cumstarices of ,itsloriginal eiedution, this
was called cistripping the - case of its verbi
age!' = and relegaiinr. judgment : to_ the
emotione. MoraL-At VAL better, to eiect
Hayes by fraud=a dozen': times, than that
one guilty man should punialted.
-A:dispatch to- yesterday's Phil'a Tl lnes
gives the f - Aillowing - account 'aff;irs ut
Virishillgton "Radical Demeohite. add
Republican 5.415 not con deal their disgust,
?or the former foresee in the faithful exe
cution of the principleaannottricedia.seri
ous defection 'in the - Detnooratie party
south of the Potomac.and the latter that
it will rally the support of the conserva
the element- among 'Northern. Republi
cans. The- Northern adventurers who
have kept the• South in turmoil and plun=
dered.her State treasuries see the hand
writing on the wall; and their intense
disgust is scarcely describable,. Demo
crats shake their heads,.saying: "It may
Mean scimethingi it - may mean nothing.
We shall. be safe •in giving our opinion
when the. Cabinet has - been appointed
and the Louisiana and South Carolina
difficultiea have been solved. by the new
administration. , .I"tire fear the influence of
that narrow.minded John Sherman." A
• Repriblidan Senator declared to-day that
he considered Hayes another ;Andraw
Johnson, and-another - said Hayes had re
fused to diside; The new. Senator trim
Illinois, Judge Davia, pronouneeS
•
augural one - of I the best State papers_ he
has ever, eard.] Bob Ingersoll is credited
with saying that "tl4is is Andy Johnson
•
over again, before he slept one.rtight
in I - he:White Hoise.' A leading Demo
crat, Who looks on from a high elevation,
says there's thunder, and,,lightning,abead.
The Morton, Blaine, "and Cameron ele
ment will lock horns ;OA the Sherman
and ttiejfgo-South" element and there will
be a rattling among the.d'iy bones. Conk
ling is : reticent and .uglyll
NO. 10.
The decision'Of 'the electoral commiss
ion handtrig over the- presidency .to the
minority candidate has been received
throughout the country with that silent
contempt which, the nature of the act
desermes. 'T hough iful and patriotic re
publicans cannot rejoice Over a triumph
for which they are indebted to persons
who have only escaped the penitentiary
because their Crimes, have - remained un
puniShed, and democrats have such
thorough, reasons for 'disgust that they
are not expected to: receive their . defeat
with any complacency, whatever. Ths
apnearatiee of Mr. Hayes- in Washington
on kriday WaS the signal for a rush of
peop'e who hope to serve thetuselvet in
paying court to the' new - administration
The postmasters have thrown up their
'caps the tidewai teri -`have.
burned' sporadic powder, but the; sullen
masses hold back their acclaim's. They
indulge in , the sturdy opinion that the
receiver of stolen goods is as bad as the
theif, and.that a stolen
.'presidency. in any
man's possession • gives him no better
title to respect than any other. sort of
plunder found upon his person or in his
keeping. Thiasullen disregard-and dis
respect hits never heretofore attached to
the executive office. Even 'men so. cur
'dially hated. as Presidents Tyler and
Johnson were despised for opinion's'sake
Thy came 'by their great- office with
unlowered crests and. held it by,an Un
sullied title. Butlevery act of Mr. Hayes
will he smirched with Alegitimacy. • He
begins wrong and must end wrong.. 1 1 4 e,
people the United States kno! it, and' ,
they cannot` jubilate over the disgrace of
the conn.try.--- : Harrisburg Pdtriot.
:; -, 4 - r : : TVA s.4l.worohy,:_.,
The inaucturation of R. B. Hayes as
President the United states toOkplace
o'n Monday, and thus closes :the first act
in the new: era fraud, upon which our
unhappy. country -has begUn.
The bitter lesson - . which the defeated
liartihoi been taught,'will inthe nature
Of tiogs,.hear , : and 'elections
h. pepple;may. justly be . considered
thing of the past. 'Under the precedents
established by a majority of thefilapreile
.
Court, the party in ; power, controlling the
the final canyass of the iote,, ,by
virtue of such,- power, -the (ally,
.poty
authorized . toproclaitu'thp - _ result:ofie,uy
election that thaTbe.l294 in, theittiture..
It inust be 'refreshing. to piety. every.
.
where to Observe thail the chief organ' of
Beelzebub in , this country; the : New York
desires that public,' prayers may
be, offered up for Iteturning Beard - Hayes.
A 'million telephones Cenne:Ctiirg itireatly
with' heaven could not, , convey such aB
appeal as will avert the . - wrath of a just
God *hose commabinient, Thou - shalt* not
steal, ! hits been viobited in the face of the
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