Eta Voting tolks.
Papa's Letter is 'With GOd.
was sitting in the study,
Writing letters, when . 1 heard, • ,
"Please dour inanitini, Bridget i_old.tite
musn't be disturbed:
But rse, tired of, the Kittyl,
Want some ozzerfing to dO,'' ,• r
) Jetters, ta.ou, Mamma ? •
't'au't I witu ai letter too
Not now, darling mamma's busy.;
• Run and play with kitty'hoW. - "
"No, un, mamma, tae Wite letter— .
Tan if q will show Inc how."'
I would paint my. darlin„ , r's portrait,
• , As bts sweet
,eyes searched inyface ;',:
.31: or or gold and eyts•of azure,
Form of chi.dish, witching grace ;
Bittjhe eager tam was clouded
As. I iim - dy,shook.my. head, •• -
make a letter: ;..
• Of you. dear boy, Instead." .'
Bo 1 parted back the tresses •
From his forehead; high and white,:
And.a stamp in sport I. pasted;
• Mid its 'waves of' golden light. r.
Then 1 said, "Now little otter.
Go away and.bear good news." - .
And I smiled, as down the staircase .
Clattered loud the t let s,hoes. ,
Letveug me, the darling hnitieil . "
' Down to Bridget in his glee
witiag lots of letters—.
I'se a, letter, Bridget—see." •
No one heard thit ,little prattler
Ae he climbed once more the stair,
Rtaelled his dole Clip and tippet, •
Standing in the entry , chair,
No one heard the Iront door open,
No one saw the golden hair' • •
As it floated O'er his shotilders • '
On the crisp November air...
Down the street the baby hastened
Tilt hereached the office door-4.
"l's.a letter, Mr. Postman ;
Is there room fur any more?
Cause des letter's loin to papa
Papa lives with God, 'nu know; ‘•
Mamma sent me for a letter— •
Does 'on fink at i< tan go
But the clerk in window answered '
"Not to-day,my little man." , •
"Deis flint anozzer office.
'Cause 1 inttst go it I tan."
Fain the clerk would have detained him,
But the pleading lace was gone.
And y the busy feet were hastening,
By the busy crowd swept on.
Suddenly the crowd was parted—!
People fled to h-ft and right,
As a pair of Maddened horses.' .
At that moment dashed in sight:. •
No one saw the baby figure— • '
No one saw the golden hair, •
Till a voice of saddened sweetness
Rang out on the tottionn air.
.'Twas too late !—a moment only
Stood the beauteous . vi.ion there,
Then' the little fornx 1-ty fill es•,
•t;overed o'er with golden hair: •
Revrently they raised my darling,
Bru;hed away the curls of gold,
• Saw the stamp upon* the forehead ' -
Growing now so icy cold.
Mot a mark the lace disfigured,
showing where a hoof had-•trod
But the I:tile life was ended—
Papa's
letter was with God..
-... alEllp ea..---
A Country School.
When I was a little girl, Fwciii•tO a
little school,. which was kqta very
little lady. to a very little house.:"The lit
tle lady herself livi-d in anothe . r 14tle
lionse, era; frnm' the little-
King)l bmise only by a little garden.lda!
Dot know then • how. little the hotise,.and_.
The garden, and my school teacher :were.
seemed large and power
ful to the ; and as for' her ferule, - it look
ed nie- than the hig..trees of
Calif cooked wl I • 11- few
tookm .ieii saw . nein a
years ;!g0... But. when I went back; a
grown w. , triab,ro. my 4 , 1 d home, and -walk
ed I n Miss
. -Cortitine's :cottage and' the
little 41 . 8011mA 1114.1 P, I hardly could,
li eve mv eves. . •
.ev,ryilinig . . was- So tiny
and i could have picked Aisi' Caroline
tip titich4 my arm. • •
The SchOol house. -bad .. .been a • shoe
makt r's dlop ono , sitme of tbe shoe
maker's Ifurniture had .been lett in
There was the bench •ad whtch he used
to sit and work ; .this had a little open
box at one *iv', • he to keep
s eon's this bent', stood in the midd'e:
of the room; iront • t.f Miss Caroline's
desk, and all the clii.6ses. 911..4 tole
cue their lessons. The - end which had
the open ' l- .‘ox on : it was called the
"head'' of the: elms... Once 1 kepi up "ut
ile head," in 'Epelling, a whole, week, and
1 grew so used tO having holtlnf
of the box, and slipping Any hack
and forth on it, th it wheii )(tot my
place, and had a boV or .a girl on my left:
side,
side, I nod hard work not lolieep . all the
time taking hill , of their arms, instead
of ihe boX. There Used., to. he 410' a lit.'
tie drawer utder the bench,' at this end!;,
but NfiEB Caroline, had that; taken. oft af, -
ter she found - out - thai it wan there Ned
Spofford hid the ftipitrballs7 -be 7 hted to
'fire up and down thedasses'Wtedited'in;;
Oh, what a hai hey Nett- BPoftOrds wasi
But how we all did like hitnl - ''Even Miss'
Caroline bersdf, I. think,liked...hini better .
than any other se . ivllatiiiAll:the schOol
and yet he gave hertwiee aiffillehtroUble •
as all the others Ebholarallitio - gethenr - -H
But he .- was so `,-golid.;nitftieled'Auff.:afree
tionate" that ttobAk. e.tald :help loving
him, in spite or his ilihect-ri.
resisted nor struggled. when she: had tai
puniesh him. really think lie gut feraled
as often as once a, WP-Pli -;-- but he need: to
hold out his hand the'. minute she told
him to, and I,iok straight' into' her eyes'
While she, struck : &met inies he.
world bite his lips,: anti: • the 'tears *cold]
conic , into hiB eves, hut Uesier.pritd..
bor begged , )If as the rest of- us did. He
was as brave as. he WaS rni . Echievotts: Er,n
when he had to sit on the dunce4tool for
twenty minutes, 'wilh' his Wide .
(iPets, and a pieeel nf cortiCob . set:Orioly
betweeirhis teeth. he never Cried. This
Was Mis . s Co roline - s' worst thin ishtnent.,,
.1 think if Stu, herself had tried- it:once,
to sfo how..inneh ithno, she 'never would.
have had the - bent t to WS:—
At .brat, When . shn - wedged.,iii. the, piece'
of cob, you felt thatanp:
body elionld.thinic,:aneh thitigs:a . s' that. •
could be :Mnchof :i punishrriien . :but;
.
pretty- soon your jaws began .to ache,
and then the. buck: of :your neck .ached,
and then the pain Peached into the,
back of your head, / and into your 'ears,r
and - it e'
becam, real torture; there was
not, a •single .boy 80001 that could
,betir it•withOut'the .tears streaming down
his cheek,. except Ned Spofford. • Miss
Otiroline very rarely - -did. it to girls ;
think donoon but Sarah, - Kelloag!' and I.
ever had . it: We were the- Worst girls . in
school ; we -two and Ned Spofford were
the three black sheep of Miss Caroline's
little ilock.--- 0 57. Nicholas. .• • .
talent and Amodiolti.
- Feeding Values andElfeets.
•
• "Thellse state the relative merits or val. ,
uesoteorn at $2 per 100 pounds, oath at
*1.75 per 100*
. pounds, brrsti at 60 . cents
per 100; and barley at 42
. per . loo pounds ;
for feeding work horses. These are the
prices of horse_ feed . here • How much
bran WilLhe equivalent to four quarts of
corm ? • • -
We 'have not produced enough corn or
oats to feed our team for a year. Our
crop .of -wheat vas- good, . and . .. bran • is
cheaper than ever before here by 10 cents
'per. Foil Collins, Col.] .
What is ..the relative value of oats and
coi'n for horse feed 'Which is the
healthier to feed alone; and which. is the
More profitable to. grow for consumption
on. the
,farm, where all the manure which
can befmade is needed ?. Likewise, which
takes up the ..most - strength from the
ground ?.' • And lastly, in cultivating and
cropping an orchard of .yoting apple trees
eight to ten years old, - .which 18. prefer
able ?—[Farmer, Meadville, - PeniLy
Basing the answer to 4 •_‘T.'2' question
on the proportion of digestible fodder-
constituents in these several' articles of
[Odder, is determined .by
.niimerons. ex-
periments Germany, we should' have
the following results : Calling the feed
ing value of 100 .pounds of corn • 200,
that (4,100 pounds of oats would be 175,
of bailey 190„and of bran ; 175. There.
fore pounds of.. bran would be about
equal to 7 potinds,' Or four quarts .of corn.
In practice the feeding value of bran may
not come so near that of corn as is indi-
Limed by these calculations,but still there
can be but little doubt that wheat-bran
at 65 . cents . per cwt., As a much cheaper
fodder than corn at $2, provided thiit
the animals thrive equally well an both.-
Ai to the comparative leff Ct .of -oats and
corn on the Soil, in answer to'"Farmer,r
it is stiffloient to, consider. that while the
weight, of an average crop of rats is but
about 1,600 pounds -of grain, that: of a
.crop of corn is about . 2,750 pounds, and
therefore, even if we do,not take into ac
count the 'much greater weight .of the
stalks and 'leaves of the corn as compared
with the oats, it is evident enough that
the corn crop must make a thriftier draft
4)n ihe . ettimilie of plant food -in , the soil
Ulau the oats. The - wits would, there
fore, in votir orchard, rob the apple trees
of mucti.lesi nutriment tlian would tii , 2
corn un the otherlhand the cultiva
t ion that corn 'requires when it proper
ly •cared:for would be so beneficial to the
trees that the evil of .its greater exhaus
tive: eff,Ct might be almost contiferbal- ,
atteed.—[Proi. G. C. Caldwell.] --- 2 .11 7- ew
Orii, Tribune.
Whitewash is • the cheapest and best
miverial for cleaustpg- poultry houses of
hoe. It should be. applied liberally and
orfen, especially in warm weat.ht-r.
sweetens the air of the coop besides r(::.
moving the vermin, and - prevents many
diseases among fowlS., The
proverbial ounce. of prevention js .
more am 0 ,43; fovHsthan'among other live
ti , clc. Few.bens ever recover Iroin any
s.'rtOtis. malady, howerer careful the at ,
'pillion given - . after they, commerrce -to
droop. •
,
Fruit trees can be • profitabl r y:. washed
with - snap-suds . or lye. It chn
. be done
tiny time now until' the busy season
menCes.• It kills dormant:insects; re
moves mosses and lichens, and improves
the trees . - generally. Apple:trees never
becnine : hidc-bound when treated to an.
ocCasional washing and .scraping ,down.
The bark will'become sort and •green,incl
the growth increase r s immensely.. At the
saute time they are' much more `sensitive
to bruisei,.and more care is. necessary - in
gOling plows and other - implements
among them. -
In choosing hens ; for breeding, look
out for yellow legs---bright yellow. Dark
of-pale legs shcrw• pale Or blue skin,which
detractt3 Veil' much from the appearance
of the.fowl when dressed. For raising
chicks. for stimtper killing there is no
breed, bet ter than the old-fashioned Dom
miques. The Bens are good sitters, quiet
er and in generhl better Mothers than
t bode of any other breed but the Brah•
mae, while they are usually - better fleshed
and fatter than even thete at the same
age. •
.-`Make baste slowly".in inaking garden.
Let the ground be wtII warinectthrott2,ll
o e ds; . Mi.)reiosS•Of labor
by seFds.rotting is 'due. to
pla6ing them
in . .cold: wet .grOand... - than • to, inherent
faults-la the seeds themselves...
• (lows corning: ebou be ;well pro
_
tected frbrtt rain. They are eEpecially li
able to cold and fever at this time of the
year. -
If
.... . .....,... .
If .ibe.Egiopeii.Wir .- . - ,ti1i5e5,..!. : 44t . ,145:,1
'ant iiii i itd,:':iiiriiitti'li-- riviltt:titti:-.drptis : ir(
.grOW..-:giabi;',-'---'.:::::.:'_.l.'-..._•::,:,'::-':-,.-.-."..
Legal.
. ,
AfERCANTILE APPRAISMIEN CS.•
•
DN:Align& IN MER.CrIANDISEoke. in. Stte
quehanua,Cotintir. take •votice,lhat..l4l pursuance of
The t evcral Acts o Asst:tably of 'this '.Coternottwealth
to prov•lde revenue-to meet :the demands uptin the
•TrPatury and for °bier tint poses:: the undersigned Ap
praiser of :Mercantile tnx..s for -.saki • • County. has pro=
pared a lirt of traders in said County. and placed each
to that class which to hint appears just and right, tc
••. , .
wit : . . ,
AUBURN:
A F Lacey . - - • 14
tarter & Place • 12
Tcwkit.bury &,Son p m 4 10
1!: Lutt .; 14
.E.lAtAdams • : l4
C 14
0 .D
. .Itoberts • 13
ARAIMT
J E Pat e
BROOKLYN.
•
G P Tinny
.. 13
A Ely 14
Kent & Eldridu,e - 10
%i DolaWay 14
R F Aehl-y 14
J B Very • ' 14
Perry Swcet - 14
1) C d Fit Fordhairn. .13
Tifiaoy & Clamer. -14
B RID GEWATER.
Wid Gbreih
Perry.Nl a rep
T Lake •
aCLIFPOUD.
T J Wells
11 W Johnson p ni 4 13 1
H W 4011411°n
H W Johnson 14 1
MA Gardner' , l4l
baker ' " 14
Halstead & Finn 14
Weatherby & Burdick 14
G Q Weris 14
'OntooK.
Stevens a- Leebody l4
A II Moody . ! .14
Hiram 13iiikesieo • .14
Hiram TRW! ' . 14
0 ‘V &rapier , . 14
DIINDAPP.
Isaac E Davis pm 4 ' 13
A Elehardson' 13
Ii P übambers .14
FOR -ST LAM:.
B T G'idden
is R Lyone . Co
M L Bali
rniENDSVUAX.
Robert Winters
F Keenan: • - 14
Wm Butrunl p m 4 12
.Mrs M ate.Namaror . , 14
Joint di Matthews • 14
John O'Dounell 14
• .
FRANKLIN.'
Joshua Boyd • 13
Merriman . 14
Smith Bros p m 4 13
Bet jaultn Todd 14
NEW MILFORD 8080.
H W Decker . 12
GREAT BEND VILLAGE. M M Williams ilk 111 4 1 3
13 William Hayden 12
J B McCreary, Jr l3 Hnyderi& Clements ' 14
LeiAiii &. Langley
12 11 Garrett rim ' „10
S D Roma &, Co
H S Hanna 14 11. Ittirritt pm 4 . 14
14 ,,J11 Bartle 1 Table s3o_ 14
A 'l' Beiljdmin 1.1 tfickerman ID m. 4 13
T J & if D names 14.
J B Brown 14 ill &W T Dickerman 12
Mrs C J Clifford ii i Leroy & Decker 14
, Incite Barnes 19
GREAT BEND BOROUGH. I D W Hagar 14
Thomas Cusack , 14
P 11. Lines .
T D listabrook .& Son p
m 4 12
GeorgeGeore7. Lenheim
Belden Brat hell 11
W A Co!,-ten 14
George 31uNamara 13
Al A Pain tAin - 14
Newman • 11
D 0 Branson 14
II Coleten & Co 14
14`ei, , ;utton 4.t. Sit iuner 14 1
Judd Day • 14
D u Ilk Alon p m 4 '— 14
Sackett Depae Billiard •
Tables • $3O
P Sullivan 14
P W iulere 14
Stepheu.Kistler 13
Preston lliothera 14
GREAT BEND TOWNSU
il A & sT Clark .
Daniel Yana; twerp .
otasos.
Williams Brothers - 13.
D DOllll , 8 . 1.3
James Fuller •-. 12'
Bennett-, • - 14:
II -Ditiris 14.
Mitchell -4 - Curtis p m 4. 12
J o Sitilet. 13
lieorite Ii Wells pm 4 1 1
1) 13 Taft 14
IliftiONY.
Lyons & McNiel 12
J & J - L lAylor. 14
Noam Bisbee . • • ' 14
A. loving 14
Schlarger &Cop in 4 11
Edgar 14 1
John Grab)) . 14
Brunt. 'Aug& Co • 13
.1 13 ziephezlo., 14
James Coonelly . 14
Wurd 4. C 0....-14
IFZRRICE. •
C H Ellis p m . 12
ThOmas.&, Morganl2
Allen Patterson p, m 4 12.
,Fug+•ler.& Co • . 14;
Junes A.3lunyon • ' 34
L Curtis "14
11A-TIFORD.
A T Tiffany-o m 4. 12,
H M Jones p m 4 - ltll
J -A Williams 'l3
Fowler Peck 19'
Oliver Payne 19
T J Carr 14
P Cal pe 11ter • 14
11. Watterman l4
JESSUP.
J W E Grunger ,14
J 11 Rotencrana p to 4.14
W w- & S B 'McCain p
in 4 , .12
T 8 Wneatcroft - 10
.- • .
JACKSON.... TR°XB°N ' ,
H W Hokson .'.13 IA u nrig B 11
Delos Roberta ' 14 John O'Brien
&, Son • 14
Arnold Baiclz ' ' IA, la D ;tattoo!. -14
Wm 1) .E.Cymer 14 W W 'Messenger • 14
G I eiv,is' 14
,
lABEWrk. George A Stcddarti l4
Ii p Hendrick_',. 12 A H Crosier &Co . ,• 14
Munson Knight 141 A Shyer . 118
Claseitleation of ye - ders.of Mirebandillie•
Sales less than $5,000 class 14
Sales C 5.000, less than 10,0(8), class 18
Fait s $10.( 00, less than 15,010, ChM 12
t• ales g 1 5 .000 .. less than 20,000, class 11
Sales2o,ooo, less than 30.000, class 10
S les vtp,ooo, lets than ,000. class 9
Sales $40,000. less than $50,000, class 8
ClassitleatlOn of Patent Medicine Dealers.
Sates $lOO. and not exceeding $ 250. class 4
Sales $250, and not exceedings 500, class 8 -
Selex 500 and rot exceeding $l,OOO, class 2
•
And the Judges of the Cdurt of Common Pleas of
said county. wilt hold a Court of Appeal , at the Court
House 3n Mantras.% in and for said county, on Thurs
day. April 26,1877,' at which time and place q.ny of the
Merchants described, defined and classed as aforesaid,
or their agents or attorneys. may appear 4 and appeal
from said assessment if they, Think proper.
' A. GRAVICS. Ja., ,
-March 14.1877 . ' Mercantile Appraiser.
I:ZUY 'YOUR VirAgONS ' CAR
RIAGES AND SLEIORth.
W. OUSTERHOUT i 11A.11FORD, PA.
Repairing done on short notice, :cheaper' theft the
Cheapest, •
• " -
First-class Phtetona , - • t - • 10255
" Biggies, - • - • 180
" Lumber waions : , - lid
Pir t forme f 7 om $l4O to •
" Swell body Skips,
1 ACKSII.I'2ITING
.
To shoe per eoap new; • ' - -2 60
corkand set - `."`" " '
set
11 per, Evan • • • * Lou
work warraiited Casl , and examine *it 'stock
before parchatsing elsewhere. • , ,
. ,
- ous..TranouT.
linrford,f 'April 26; "T 6 pct ....,.:; •••••
LENOX,
BlaCk4 CieAtwater p
{:row ftrettieie p.mr4
J C Decker - p m 4 ' •,
R'n} It filler. p m 4
thrtley
G NV, Tripes' •
tATLIBCP.
A Jeffers 14
liall**Brothers 11
S Wright . 14
Al.Tifriny ' 12
( - 4 pm *
Jefferg,• . & Blakeslee p.
• m - 11-
N ..13.
• LITTLE MEADOWS.
B.H Beardslee
.•• • 13
latimixrowx...„
Patricic.Whlte ' 14
MONTROSE.
J R DeWitt
J 11.1teynsfard 14
Bit i.yous Jh, CO 12
' J Webb • 14
Chandler 14
Lyoxo , ,V.Drake
U .0 Sayre
A N Ballard.
E Warner , 2 Billiard
'rabies $4O
0 1 ) Sebbine 14
WJ Ma lord - 11
W W Smith 435 Son 14
1 W E Babcock , 19
W Hewitt • 14
J 'farrell . 14
Weeks. Ilelhuish & Co .12
ilip Hahu • • 14
at E, 14
13 'Thatcher • 14
'J FZeriaes* ' • 44
W 11 Boyd &Co • • 12
C N•Stoddiird .• 14
'C G Miner - • 13
C 'Bacon 14
N Bullard p m 4 12
W B Leann 14
Oridis & Sayre r l,
MALyonpma 13
0 0 Fordham 14
J S . Talbot 14
Head & Stroud • 11
F Bron eon .• ih
A ii Burns p m 3 18
F 11 Stevens • 14
E P Stamp ' • 12
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum
,& Co' lU
NEW MILFORD TOWNSHIP.
Benjamih Sabine p m 4. 12
OAKLAND.
D Munson
0 F Church
i -
1J 0 Wills' .-
8138QUETIANNA' DEPOT
' John Donley
' Mrs Mahumin• „: • - ~ 7.,
'G I, Adams'
•F D - I.yons
.1' 11 Archer '
J C Kane ' .
NUS McDonald ' `. ~
:
ill C,Leepm 3 ' . •
'James Bell ..t son.
• .
• Outt‘tberg,.ROsenfiaum
, & co : L
41 P Doran' ''• . , 1 2
, 1W 1,1 Langford . '' 14
A 1.30 n . 13
1.1 . ' 0 Cubit s
13
!Lewis Freeman • 14
'Doolittleßro* ' • 14 .
1G 31 Doolittle , .12
'lThitinas McDonald '. 11
1 kILWZIrd Venaken . 14
;Debora Newman g . 14
IA CArlingorder •, 14
Coleman it swallow : 13
IK Carltle' • - - •14
CA Miller - '' 14
M.l Pendergast. -, . . 14
iB F Smith . -.- •13
iW H Birdinl,l' ' ' "14
iWH. St rachoi - "' 13
iA' . B - Cook• . 12
. .
ID Casey- " - ' 14
IF B Thayte• . ' 12
‘v S Mitchell p M . 3' -, 13
IW JI , alkenbnry '' . • 14
J G itS W Smith , 13
I nine Fernan • .' , - 'll
1.1 Allen - ' 7 14
(Dooley Bros. ' • -.- 13
IF H Furey,' .- ' ,'• .14
Michael Williams . 13
A B Tarbox - . • - 14
Hobert Wallace - ,11
.I'G Drake - , ' 14
1 James - Taylor " 14
K Vanhko 2 Billiard
Tables; , - 140
I MriEZI cUrith - .—. 14
ilrini BaVll. . 14
(Thomas Kelley :' - • 14
,Smith 4toheapp • •. 11
SPRINGV ILLS.
Minot Riley • 13
linikgerford &Diessrole 10
Smith lt.Son
0 P Sprmer
BILVER LAKE.
:qv F hiderlied pm 4 12
E Meeker ' - 14
T Sullivan - • 14
PRICE` LIST.
N EW FIRM,
NEW: OOODS,
wip - :;:..',,g : .„=:,..0.yni . ::kc0,.... - ,
- (succEsson & COUW,IN,)
DEALERS IN .
Cook Stoves Ranges . Heat.
fug Stoves.
ON TIME,
Is the name of a new ook Stove. jnet ont, containing
a new priaciplp In eking. and to destined to make a
revolution in •the +instruction of Cook Moves. Come
in and seelt.
THE ARGAND,
As a heating stove stands without a vival. in beauty,
durability and economy. Come and satisfy yoursell,
and get unmet' of parties now using them.
TINWARE.
We take special pleasure '• ip'offering to "the Wholesale.
and Retail Trade, our dealrablu pa opt yof Tinware. We
Ilse none but the best.of charcoal plates.
OUR WORKMEN ARE EXPERIENCED
OUR firms ARE FAULTLESS!
• - GOODS ARE WARRANTED
we dely any to' proonee better goods for less
money.
LAMPS.
A full line of Lamps of beautiful design. Also Chim
neys of every description.
STONE WARE.
Flower Jars, Banging Pots, Churns, Butter Jan.
Preserve Jars, Jugs, Stove Tubes, dm.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
Butts and Screws, Locks and Knobs. Latches, Catches,
Doors. Sash; Blinds. Glass. Building Paper, White
Lead, Zinc. Oils, Varnishes, Paint Brushes. tipirit is of
Turpentine, Paint et any shade desired. Also colors
for mixing paint. - I •
• , ..
• . BOLTS.
_: ,
A full assortment of Ph!Wel bla varrtage Bolts, und a
full line of Iron Axles, Bar Iron, Horse Shoes, Nails,
hods, ao.
NAILS. '
We purchase in Car-load lots,therefore can sell to the
trade in less quantities as cheap as any hOnse in the
city.-
Wm: 11. BOYD, I 3, 11. CORWIN, I J. R. COOLEY
ontrose March 15, 1876. •
parblz redorks
eWauld,call the attention of the Public wanting'
ANYTHING IN THE MARBLE LINE
on%
' . to OUR W at
SUSQUEHANNA , 9T, PA.,
Orßeing the only Marble Worlta Connty.Ae
. _
All Work Warranted- Represenied
ro TT CAN .SAVE MONEY
By. calling on us.
WILLIS - DeLONG.
Snag,Ta Depot, Ps—April 14, 1875.
TUNKHAZINOCJI
r.
MARBLE
URNS, C . , WH/TE,
Manufacturers of and Dealers In
ITALIAN & AMERICAN MARBLE,
MARBLE ADD neTE MANTLES.'
SCOTCH & AMERICAN -1 6RANITE .
A Specialty.- • - •
...
. , Elroemetery Lois Enolosed.,,dal
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P.O. BiTENS, - -t ONO. WRITE
Turtitulauock. Pa. Jan. 1876.—1 y 's
COACH & CARRIAGE
1 . 1
PAINTING! - -
Thentulenslgned wishes to Winn% the pnblte ilia.* be
'prepared . to do all kinds ot •
COACH, CARRIAGR. WAGON & SLIME(
• 'PAINTING
on *bat notice, In the best 'style, and At reasonabl
prices. _
, en
SRC" At
It' l rl f• 9 7 l a ag t i n t lir rY i r uin ee e
At ad., g pt P
HICK:
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AT THIS °pries Crinfutr.
RPM' PRICES,
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OR NO, SALE.
COLVM,,geni.
'Amy -FLOWERS BLoom IN
WINTER •
HOT-:AIR FURNACE!
' Areyon aware that you. can obtain Summer heat in
January t That you cart Ampart balmy Mr to you
[muffles ? that y.. 0 car give spontaneous growth to
plants and Flower*, Mat that you cats make home a
little paradise by pn rchast ng one of B.C. firtyre'll 1101-
Airteurnaces ? These Furnace,... are now constructed
with VAPOII'PA NI by which t he atmoSPhere is tem
pered to that resembling Summer heat.
.NO MORE 'CRACKING OF PIIRNI
. TURE.-NO MORE DRY '
HEAT.
. .
And the time has come when conantrintivee may re
joice in coal are& These furnaces are fluid entirely up
ou their own &write, tie! l are now the leading Furnace
ill ilia part of the counLy All Furnaces are warrant
edio give entire satisfaction or no gale.
I keep competent men on the road who are well tic
qusinted with the Furnace business and they are con
stautty, putting up these t?urnacea. Their work is war
ranted to Ideado.. These Furnaces are nnw scattered in'
thefolldwing towns and cities:
Bineirtraton, • Beranton, Provldence„Wlikee ,Barre,
Kingston. Phtston, Elmira. Waverly, 'Williamsport;
Great Bend, Suvuehrana Depot. Bence. k.
Downsville,'Andes, Ma garettrllle, Franklin, Unadilia,
Owego, NorLhumberlaud, and many other towns.
Any person wishing& recommendation from any one
living in the above named places. I will gladly col res.
poud with theat. giving names of parties now using
these Par:laces. • ,
iblanufactured by
1.
B. C. SAYRE
NEOntrnse Pa.
, .
Montvale, December 22d.1875.
CHOICE T FRUITS AND . VEGETite.
THE HEAD OF NAVIGATIpN,
PEACHES, ORANGES, LEMONS,
PFAIt', PINE APpIAgS, PLUMS,
QUINCES, ONIONS, TO MA
-TOES, pAPPLES. CAB
BALES, , BANANAS, , „
, CANTELOPES.j
.GRAPES;
SWEET POTATOES; 'WHOR'I'L.Fr
BERRIES, 550.,
all a p t bottom pr . iceft, by.
A. N. BULLARD. •
Mltrotte. Ant 16. 1876.
W. pLARB, PRACTICAL, MA
CHINIST AN I) GAIN. SMITH,
located on Public avenue. (batement IL C.
a . note building) where be hi prepared to do all
or Gun Smithing, Sewing Machine repairing. Saw
. Lock ri pairing and all.light mechanical jobs on
notice. and on no• reasonable terms as can be
rsewhs.tre. AU work warranted. Orderz by mail
illy attended to. Your patrons e is POIICIIII4I,
attraction gtmeanteed. J. W. CLARE.
trose. An 9. 18761.1.
tia:l
Sayre
kin&
short'sFilin
done
prom 1
and s.I
EW LOT OF,CA LUNG CARD,
THIS OFFICE.
Dauchy k Co.
Q New pieces sheet rnnele,retalld for $1.75, sent for 19
al cut & stattup.Clieitp Alinsie Co..Middleburo.Mapt.4W
sc) ELEGANTQARI)s- nil etylet. with calm:110e.
Poet, pd. J. 8. 11,usre.p,Nnes in.. Rene. C0.;%.Y. 17-0
FUN 't: copy curium , love lel ten+. 1 pk. coml.; cards 1
pick -pop Ping quet-tion garde; all 101 1p ctA. and
tstanip. Fut Card - Co., Middle!): ru, Muss. 11-20
Best bargains in 'America. FARMS J. P. lilLscue.Do-
Maps and catalogues free. FARMS ver. Del. 17-20
"fi.ntmi I package comic on yelopetc. plc. comic can't!,
kii)Lid 'pack eci oil c..rdr. 24 p,buok mu; al.l Dori°
c. rostspi Noveity Co .1111(1111ebtro. M "es. • 1Z—:10
Dii - j6lts. .iii:e ttri#. pftlyll.r.o captiolplitirod to
b.tart c4uvasslig for Itztitla. 1 ‘‘ AIN%
NEW SUICA P-L;libK. Apply with at:lmp, t' John B.
Hallowell, 1:39 East " r&. i . k •Ariao.• .4 IA .4.
Elgin tit., Now York. t„,,A13 v . zli"."1 Lt .a.
.-, 17—;:u
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jVi'jr~ ra Au old cgoblielted N. I', and
LZ11 1 ) .11avaua dm won a G.nttial
ligulit Ai/ Abtaitio!U or r lei. it.y. to control the stiles of
their Cigar's. A p.l inaueut paying p lot' fur an ac
ceptable mom Muot,bt: elieructicaoU Addrers
Loren 41z Co. 147 lietide at.. New lurk. 17-2(1
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• WITH A COLD IN ALWAi'S' DANGER.4SI3B.
WELLS' CAlttioLl(.; .TABLETS.
. 11,5u:re remidy and ull dipeaves of Abe
Throat, Lunge. Chug nut! Mucous 3t..;inbrat.e.
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...TUTU!) ONLY IN :tiLLIEIIOXES."
• twit) BY Ald,
N. C. CRITTEN l'uN. 7 , S rx. It - A Vu.. dew York.`! 1.7-40
l t lzk l aco i lx n e t: r a i l? c i ff i r i d
u h i d o kl i fl u i e rt t ir .
& Stamp Yon Card Co., Middleboro. Mass; 17-7:20
The , Tip 'l`oo Packn\re
t..est. soffit:gout,. READ AND SEE.
; Is sheets No: e, l'...pt•r -Enyalvreft
Pencil:Pent:ol4er, anieleti ren,stitm Hier
• gain Gold Stone Sleety Button% ki.med
Lake Goorgn Diamond Pin . Ametrgyer Stne , ' Rim! Maid wish
gold. Anictisym Stnhe t ricarf Pin, Goal•plaital Wedding ping.
Sot Roaalarl Bar Drnp'. Ladies Ficiwenal and Slivered IJ on Pin.
Ladies Pante - Set Pin It Drops. Goki•plate Collmr 41dt:on, Genial
, Golzi-rtated Wa!*.h Chain and Set nf. ' , lave Gold Hide .P.nds.
The MOT Let *MI paat.pcs[d• ror - esn •
. anti rxmounix l:1' tlypveg.
mar)r rn
Taff
4,IEIRIDe•
. Clinton Place, New York.
m a :4 1 : 1 4.. C c O
a l; C
o b
cu);Ve . „ 7 :xtzle 2, enlov°cTilro .t per a l; 1 6 To r l i t h 54 12 1
card-; pt tirmci p book.Foo, all *ant for only 5
80. Novo ty I ; Middiebfiro. /too.' VT--=
fIkAGI'S WANTED'FOR HISTORYfiI
toNTEN'LEXHIBITION .
E
kaki a' 111,- 41) hue ouisimu s o and
reedits in the Great rxhibitiela and ir.the onb • anthem
tic and complete:history publishtd.
.It. treats of the
grand buildines. wonderful exhibits. curiosities , . great
evente. etc. Very cheap and bell. it, right. , One Agent
sold 48 conies in one day. Send fur our e elira terma to
Agents and a full „dercriptlon oi the ivortr. 'Address
/44.01011m. PUBLIBIIING CO , Philadelohia. P.
CAUTiON, Unwilabit :and , Wuritilers book!' on the
Exposition are being circulated. Au not be deceived.
See that the Wok - you •bny•boutalia litB pages and near
ly 400 line engraving+ , • 17--110,
REMY, THIS-I I •
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A:chance for all' to niake - or save money,
AND PVT THE IMT 01X)D8 IN'THE titanium.
onsrlw
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told at tower prices thaii the ,tame finalities can be
IXHlght nt tiny other houtv in thin tow ny, A 1 geods
gunransged to boruithlnctory and a represented, or , the
.money will be refunded on return of the voode. which
tinny be done at our txpense,.. • :,
The reputation of our house for selling standi rd good,
a t r,fiw..eriee 4 (ror_: 0 t) ,, re.) has given , us a FluLdlng
in
any
Yuri: City tind vicinity, the. le not et jo , vi.el by
any other house in the . Inuit , . Anee Mid ore clt 111 era.
lion we bare determined to-offer our gewde t o L enee•
ksepers the Interior, at the Lowest 14 holesale 'reedit
Pricee. when a Club i 4 formed large nom bto mike a
smell cline% eo no to nvoio contwitott in• nistributtoo...,
Goesds-will be sent by Fay, es to , collect yzi iieti ver y.
n. -to *aye mono by purtii,l4ittg4 IstmtlY sup.
pile., at New York %%nolo toile, prices ettlt bilk the mot.
Ic e everainoner friend* and tteighborst,'lnd vend to nth
for 010 Prlea-llst., ae, 11; r 4i0r. a preoent
bt caber I.‘oorin trr money, to tho penton witct'iteta up rh o
club, tA) Compeuente for trouble rte: antlibra (Irm a
•& coP - F CR sent by mall. •
Send for l'rfre-list. toad duff Circular. .
Stiner" , s' New,..'Yor`c 43 , Cei
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