"IP^ Cis I 0 , .?, • 14) , /. • . . Al.Q.l4l l 4()S,' ' ' .):,4.,.;'.'i13:gi,t.10i-.1:877.- ,DOlll ,a3S' ,THE; , WEE.4";-. ;;The. efforts:-.before the .Board of .Par- cemnfutation of t "tehde `of. 'tbi , t:de atki4: : the'bioilie Maguires to tht + t: 9f„impritcoatpikt , 1 9,rJA have be, executed at.Pottavi tefiiierrow.„ , , . MEM ranee'ileetna te, ie in a per feet ferment Caused,by..ther§Solution .01:McMahon to dissolve the sp L eciai ; hatches from-Paris ag ee. that Saturday's. Chamber of--Depnties was 'one of (hi ncist, vielent ever 4itnesSed.= --,The:TO)zescorreSpondeht . says:it:e - xtend-: ed over-fly§ ,hours ,there- was one-prolonged, PfirogirgrAtion., ,iaid:iliat;'‘pOWer:iias' • suspicious hands," the Miniater lic Worki3 sprang, with a thieatiriiiig air, toward - ittie‘fributie, and.rdembera of the , Right and. Left; dashed forward. The usherS'ln'ad - to'gep§rate the hostile armies.' It really seemed 'o:if there would' be a hand=to-hand . fight.- 'instinetiVely waited for reports of revolvers. The min 'isteriidl)Torth, Gerniag : . Gazette contains another article about - the relations be-, tiveen, the PaPaey. :anti. the French Mon archical party. ft says the latter being - -unable - tO dispense with clerical assistance for theattainment of domeitic purposes, such assistance will not be given unless important co un ter, services' are rendered. : . The'Pope, 'who recently denounced Ger puny-as the orner-stone of a ,new godly diviSion in Europe, tnay - sonn have a million and a half French soldiers at his disposal. The mar in Europe -still' draks its .... • sine.lj'a'§,•.yet : 7 accomplished: '.`The. :special. correspondent of the News at Bucharest telegraphs as follows : "On the Russian army any forshadowmg of peace,,would fail with :a' thrill of passionate disgust that would strain the' bonds of discipline to the utmost. There can ,be no ques- Lion. that the army regards Constanti- nople as the only pal that can oontent it. I 'understand it is settled . that the czar will return : to ~R ussia immediately after he his witnessed and l partioipated in' the - f passage o the Danube. There • • . are °` now . cOmparatiyely. few _ .11.6ssian officers in aßuchareo •• Their duties ea,Al them elsewhere!' The special ,eorrespontlent of the New . 'at the Russian: Jiteadquarters•professeslc olve . furiber details of Prince Gortsclii koff's reply to Earle .Derby, the Tar)cs make . peace Aired,ly a,f ter:crosses: the Balkan] rill- be ready to accord peace . ; bnt otherwise-she, would have-no alternat jive !ant topilur and diCtite ped6lo the-liDrte. If - England wishes. to pr e vent the r Russians from entering ponsttpti < :nople, - slie has on IY, ,huffinerice Tayks,..in order to induce' them F to yield:imtnediatOy after Passed." . - 7 - * • •I W. ai tohes - frorri . the T,Rnseian Later -. r-sVt, -, - u t saysif 'fighting k 1 but ,lieadquar eF,- - _ d at Tartu 91 . , , , 'mon aY-- 1 ' h took place , oe ..- . mean by w Jio ' - b. 'the me ' ' :ihe-result - Pr eve. . - . the Onp,tgel.nl,.isTl4l,o:,o:apaL:reblgrpuoctogdbertn.t.B4:ba°rteitnaorwe., ~iceij iecre., Li_ _.,,,,.....jan heAdaaartets t . iloVved ie leavi!lP! ,P' u b -- enough to be.. a . who 4re:fortnnatee4 se and th9 6 ° . at the-scene 'O f 9./6 fighting ciintc4 u ' - b o' ' sen a their' news fo . rwe,i'd. the trelegrAP t" N . ' bolas' has' en :t oil' ' Grand„ bilke'- —/e _The 7 , ' inch intelligence, . ''. avenue .7 is , . everY ' in" .:,., '' `,- - --e ofhis,' arm.Y. 'g . gF! al ' 11A1 v t -roads; - forth•e94l,.‘v hailwajTs, p01...r , ~, , - yet, abr 04444 ' , be 6.maii can .::get= , ~.,„ - 1r., . pk'st d, an ..eVen 4' na7oll ItPi") '' ' ''' : i very tfie , teJ01,..,.., , - ridan,;,. '= Tae - :608axPlIP. ,„' -- the s eat of 71 ' ''*-ifileute; ~, - ..; z i. e , ''.,kvaiit - daa -- , ' _.„,,,,'!' ofir . o4 41rP :t ' Al - Lei theLittifiai • • on dtring., _ea . L ;il l e : : 7 , , P- :, , a f t 1 . :-: 9r7:77. . 0 ~- . 6 : :t, :::,13 ..z ii: l a v t n i , d t: 1 e belo i w: 4 - 1 'dav AVOrki4 rair4 ••' - 1 river; -04 00 414 al' ' . ' wb,ether, XV - , widarn, rt a - stance-froth _ s . a th ls e h f,re - w i tte•OPe, d 4,) T-uki , sl ... l _ °r .. It i -u Russian batten lsis bot staktt-di- n-' -- ' ' .mower -part of-the Da ii:ji along -the.- , - on , Th uridi,tv-: l en t , - -,- 8,t0to : ':UP,F.4 ~.. . ~ ...-_. ,niihutteA:Y°' , -, , 'si:,_, -1 ~, , ,,,af , .).4„ the Turfs. -,-' t ' '-. A- /I,:,,wAs ~ , . 4604' t4.,F1,: t-- .' —id • attem p t, „ Eassiato-.P:OP;4*, ~....,‘,..:A.. --- -, 0 darkos...- No , - : - the intetq . -.. ,-- • , ~ - -rtB.6:iittriPg--- .. -, , 4 :i t i. ta ,b,ovve!vql. ,T ~,,,• *lid i#as'''#tl'e R.. Tony i nt , of .:vue seem to b a i: e 'beleil , f - - ,p= I t -- ,lans, - , ',:' . .iu d'Aile.7.. UE_ S , ,s, _is U'iiiiiirepared.'-io ;like -AA 6' - of tif ' • = -litgithet the-Tarks , vereAo=have• oppos. ltt;ltte • had., it. been ' , attempted), h'qieWet . io '4.6' valley:of -the Ditwobe 8 , ' - • , Laiataater , Aii.t7 -cattle IsAreiP4robaroe Vamp, witm• 4,c) z.,014:1101P.4. Goversaor. Ilteudrieks's Sreellia . (Wayne) and Susquehannna counties ,_havits - g, purchased , 30,000 acres a land The folloWing its-the stenographie:tv both.' Etmgration was then:-set of the interesting - ..`Part of Governor l ast s:ting.4ll that. Hendricks's-speec direction: His. idea .. .was to . h at. polis Friday 'evening Indiana Ilound 'a town near the SueqUehaiiiiis ` CO. I have bail _my contests. I have b ee n s ifinee andle iiihtaitied *a chatteijor one. thrown somewhat into the political strifes It was to be called Belmont , When Jef in Indiana—and they 'have been no'ordi.t ferecin came into office, in A.BOl, Mere resigned: his- position against the> eery strifes that have been made in the , dith' the new - PreSident Hesere6t4 liberil;gilthtleypdrtwynludi7a?tahvee.-colieetenlitcil°}ZvlYet a lvi P s r 4 g e t s ol oi tiolls residence in ther,WinlerneSsJ he, hatlpurchased s and removed thither been very earnest, very positive, very de termined ` fill both sides the tendeecy with his family. His , land did not sell e has been to make •themen of the -respec-- I. and - other* epecultitioiis-iii7.**likili‘he'eti iYe parties ,yery bitter :towards those, oft Oged resulted disastrously,: ".avieePing the, other side. I have 'experienced That] ON aY his ample fortune. Bel lent,, its , he residence in the +weeds, was all eornewhas—not.very much, I think—and called-his , why issit Because _hake Hever Carried I that ever came of his proposed town. It it, myself. I have never in the political. was visited.ati times ,ISY Hobert' Morris, contests into which, have been thrown, I : l r.'Beniathiu.Rlssh; *and othes*efamous carried along' a personal prejus I in, American, history, ...bet e Meredith and; dice, a bitterness toward the men of the his wife p w os e i r t e ion foAc h e i d,:t , o } , th r d esig o u ccu t p h i e ed hi! i h fi ether side. [Applause.] I conceded 'al social to any gentleman 'who occupied a differ- Phi ladelp hia, isolations the ent position sfsom: mYsalt politically the-. Tedkainder of th eir days _abeolute right 'to *OCCUPY that position,. Visa s , Nleredith s sirata,' a member ,of the itever s que4iipnid conceded Reed family -of Philadelphia, which - is still a prominent one: _Joh9, ‘ Meredit,h that right as claimed- it for myself, rd' only one sentimen me , - ana: Reed, >present United - -States Charge t, has governed that MIS / i believed, that f ,the:Ode I OCCUpi- d'Affaires at Athens, is a representative td was riglit adVOcated•it with all my of it.. She wag sJamous anti accomplish -on ed belle of the Revolutionary days. Th e . .might. acco;ding ,toe the,'.principles h onor aa 4 - ,,si g es.,. lero ss e ns , u s app i a n s al residence of thellerediths 'was. the resort the presiding officer of this occasion hasl of the wit and laelliOn of that golden age I referred, to the fact that -if the vote ot ii oh „ Aisserie.on'sohjetY.-- ; COleCAlvally' Free* ~ .th e e people had :beenregarded I wonldoccu-, man; 4,4 104 native - of Mount - Pleasant Y the position to Which I was nominated towinahgn.was- - a page - ittr the .Meredith iast - year. [Applause.] Of tha t. t I haVe 'Wheci, : .. t,hey took -hp _theis.residenee no more doubt than that Governor Wil- at Beth:LUNE - Although in, the-,Midst ofite lids Was elected GoYitnor of ludiutaa. wilderness and redrieed in eireuinstances, [Applause.] , But . at 'the 'same-time justice, they maintained all theirs - aristocratic. requires me, to say thet thedecision had customs, keeping liveried servanta aed been left to the great body 'of -- the people carriage, and insisted on . : a strict observ -01 both parties, the decision of the bal., mice of` till the conventionalities of the lot-box truly made would not have been circles ink which. they had been reared. reversed and defen,ted. [Applause.] I Samuel Meredith died.in ,5181.7, aged 67 believe that to , night*it is a'subject 01 re- years. 'His - wife 'died three years later. Igret to thousands of gentlemen. who did The spot in which they were buried is a !.not and would not Vote for me—who did small inclosure asfew rods from Belmont. not and would. -not, vote for Governor Two crumbling stones- mark - the graves. Tiideri .--a sisbject of profound regret that The inscriptions upon them are nearly, the 'damaging blow has been given to .effaced. Belmont, the 'residence, is still* American institutions. [Great applause.] standing, but the property long since 4nd I would not refer to it in any parte. passed out of the hands of the :family. sail spirit except to say this: That here ; The people of Mount Pleasant. village, after the man who is elected President of near which the Meredith graves lie, intend' theNisited Stateaby the vote and judg- to erect a monument over them, unless meat of the American - people must be the relatiyes of the once illustrious couple ineugurated. [Wild applause.] - or the Governmentlescue them from the I expect to see other lands within the neglect and desolation now surrounding next three months. [expect to see coon- - tries . that are goyerned by laws and in- stitations to which we are strangers,and is respect to which I hope we shal al ways ne strangers. [Applause.] And it was with pleasure that .I anticipated the opportunities of ma,king a comparison between the institutions of my own couns try and *of the* condition of the people nuclei. those institutions. From Eng land we deriye to-a large extent ouissys tens,of lulus: In France we bad a friend in the tithe of the Re,Yoliition. - [Ape plaused It. was Lafayette who stood side by side with George Washington. [Applause.] From Germany and Ireland we have a poWerful element in our own society. These countries ,I. 'hope to see. But-in advancel isould never. hope to see a country whose institutions are- to be compared r with our. own. But the ;value * . of our institutions ; depends . * tipoti the care with..which the people guard them: If -we alloweourlustitiations to go into chance and out of the guardian eare,of the judgifient and Wilf. Of the fieOple they will soon become no better and perhaps :wesse than the institutions ...of otheS countries. [Applause.] And . if you would allaw me one' single expression of the duty that devolves upon the. people of -the State of-Indiana. it would be this: That you and I, without respect to po litical faith, should stansi by the,Coesti nation and laws and the inStutions ,of the countrsi s and - alb*. no political au thority and no- political scheme- whatever to defeat the ptirpOse of any of the pro visions of the Constitution of the laws of the' laud. `l4pplause.] 1 expeets to be',',absent about three month/3. That will not `give me ali op portnisity to see very Much of the world, but it will be the first -time that I ever looked upon, any. sky-except that of America, It will be'the-first tame.that I ever looked. in foreign lailds'_upori the . people governed by their ,institutions, and. in thaViespect it is an oPportainity that I. prize . very : shighly. I thank you, my fellow citizeintind .I.,thank you (turning the Men - on the stage) fin. the expres sions of..regard, ; and esteem that I' have received' from you to-night. I shall nav eiskteisgetthiss night' so long ass niencory 'Pre - sides in My brain. [A.pPlaisse and cheers.-- IMEIBESSE The Prove of the First-` IrretOurer of-thW.Naiton,. „ ;:- In a wild spot on the:southern slope of the Moosic Mountain,- in the north-wes tern part;.oLitraytie ., ,.Ca.i -Pa4. - neglected, sunken, and hidden. byrank growths of -underbrush and briars, is -the..- - ,grave, Samuel Meredith.; the . first r,Treasurer. - of the - United States, and - that of - lila - vile' Margaret Read..: 'pointed Treasurer by . General 'Washing ton, when he'bf'.caraly .President, in 1789., Meredith was the, son of ,Breen Meredith; Welsh,:inohlematr i v-who.. aided' the American cause' =eouniad aid treasure, on one occasion presenting: the :Conti tieutialOovirrirnen t 7: with-125,- 000 to arnellorate'llie*'coldition of the the sneering army. The elder Mere itteik -. ffat Washing "&in - had beeri intimate' Alienda:before -Owl- breaking .4)1.01;01,1;*, is el lierved?.'as Alrealiw *ashingto,n,,, Adams... four ~,yeitte; :to he beeatno:px,pfnaiye' 'lealav'Mkti444l l3 l l PCPlitO ili tkii;' r ~ vi~ 'Advertisemepts New This Weess. AUDITOR'S NOTICE.—The under signed an - Auditor appointed by. the Court of Common Pleas of Susquehanna County, to distribute the funds in the bands of- G. B. Eldred administrator 'of Miles W. Heath, deceased, will attend to the duties of his appointment at his office in Montrose.on Saturday June 23, 1577, at 1 o'clock 'a. m., at which time and place all persons Interested are required to appear and present their claims or be forever debarrd from coming in on said fund. • • ' gloasumui FRASEA, Auditor dune 1877. . -.25-28 • T.9ST OR. STOI.I I Y from the .Sub-' 4 scriber, between Uniondale and the residence of. J. E. Th ono* Jttia6 - 13th, IST7, • - • - ' . . •-• , A - PUCKET-80011, • ' containing five dollars in money, and three notes, one' being 'tor $65 50 from P. - Burdick to Carl Nelson, one of $lOO .00. from cart Nelson to 'Vance Tharketson, and 'one cif - sloo'oo from - Stephen Bronson to Yance !nark elson. elll - per*ons ., are- cautioned againetpurChaiing sAid-zo tes, Visrisaitable reward will patd bit the it:tune of the notes, and money to the' subscriber at Uniondale, :•!•tisq,'a Co June 29, - - , YANCEIRARKELSON. FINANCIAL Statement of Elarford: township Nr the year 1876. • POOR MASTEItt ACCOUNT. - Di. - • To amount of duplicate for t,AO • April 3.1.916, ork.imud • 1:61 • From Fell. towndup 230.00 Froth ..... .. .. 1 787 T 1 .• 71,318 60 Cr. By orders paid, $ St. 3. ,tremenker's eorntaission . • 21 53 April 9,1817, ensli olfhand 93 47 clue on coplicato 1870 - 340 2-2 , , • AprilApr' ; ilo,lS77, due on duplicate - Di/G TAX AIIa'OUNT. : ' Dr. To'amount duplicate 1876 • $ 111 00 April 3,,1576, cash on . 69.1 T • By amount of orderi ;aid-: 46'55 treasurer's commission . 116 April 9, MIL gash on hand ... ... 21 46 . • " - amount on duplicate . 1876.".. 111,90 . Aprll; 9, 1877, atusb.due. on duplicate 1874 ~ .. . .. , . , trt oun , SUr.ENFISOII, :I ACCOUNT, •. Dr. fro a t duplicate 1876 .... . 340.23; Arm i 3, .1871.- cash Ott tumd............... ' 20 57 Recerred of collectors...... . 1 ..•.......*:•... 243 01 April 9, 1877, balance iialance due treasurer l9 18 • , - •• Cr. By orders paid :'272 44 treaelar - eetA commiesion— 6.81.:: April 9 , 1817, ain't due on du plicate A 876. 2.:,0 22 619;47 Apr.. 8,1877, ean'i due on duplicate oooo To amount atuacilitti 1 - 6'243 -1 - 3.35 74, • _ Cr. 1,835 04 BY alnount worked..f. . •.••-•••,. •••• - 40i . 1,249 21 • , Exorerations..:;.". 2 90 tkprll9, 1877, amount iLtivrorked - :•,.; 88 58 • - Wei the attditers otlittriord' townshilfeettititliat we have examined tit - aheve atoonnts -and find the same }. - JAS. POWERS OTIS GRINNELL. Auditors. -: -,...1 ...... ___-- - L AL--:‘,;: - 0.13;WIIITNEY:,: , .' . • '.- . Liriti Trirriziri-Oler4l . .•:,_, %' 1 4, '-; ' -,,,:. _ Harford June 12, 2877. . - ' , . . p Oho -Lai count, school district, Stuquettannacoutt!„y, Pa., o s t,thcf,yeagtattAtvg:Thatte • Gm* em' -9 duplleate..%. , ;:„.= -, ,4 63188 7 State appropriation *.:4• •"::::1 - 4 127 80 , balance,or .. .. ... 10 00 • 671 68 Exoneiatiori.: ' ' .. IA 35 . . 2 -7;:. 'O&M Paid teachers_ salaries . • 00-- • Tifel and cdntlugeneles. n; Colleetor!sliercentags;',.l4i_44..) . . 'l3 46 Salary of 28 00 Cash f • • ? / 5 • = ;1; . 4 ' - non 33 . 1:4 ': . ::44 . 4, - .Z - sOriDiti§ti See. fLtkV.iSii.T e. We; the mudereigliedAmditorlilvi ioVniithi*.ol Choconef, Solara connty,.Ps.Ohitirillg;.eirertaVifizativ 41:104 1 1,bf., above tecceete- of the Maseru And: .them eoriectito the hest °Lout knOwleage-iindlthieri" ,, ix NJ DM1N54414,.4 Juni 20 ifira - gr., - ,. 1 .Zd 2 " - .f.. 4.; `Pt .1.4 Sr, f 31. DR. Me,64lTS.Liklirk A ' ;; _ 7 4* ,paysiqu vfm al successor:to lir: TliAlatti'i:Vehtrose Pa., Having loeated permanently in :,Atontrose.il, offer my professionalseririces.to` personevisho desire skillful and scientific treatment. ' Calls by day or night, in towiror country, - prouipui attended.` - YEARS, EXPERIENOIL *Mee; Dr. Tbayer's Old stand. 31CilltrOtte, Jane 20; 131 i. . ~s: :25-41 • EVE ItEdEIPfS a, n es euc iturcs q t son , di.trict ier the year eac , lingJipae 4; 1911 • - RECEIPTS: Grose amount of '1 as • :$2,099 45 Exoneratiolis44 95 Outstanding Tat . 805 69. . - TAx Stae afitiropiltiti on . . . • 416 - 62 Total . . .... :$1 ;48 _ . . EXPENtIIIITABS. , Teachera' salariels ,11,2.57 60_=-; Bchopl Building . . ....... ' net.: . . .. . ........ ...„ „, '2lB 9-1 , ,-;;:} impairs..... . ... . 135'19 Treasnier and Cofleetor •: -" c-186 89' .24.1acellaneous. ... -10:6 0 ,14,. , Secretary's Salary., - ' ; 14.60 _ - • Bitlance in•tc - 7 .27 8 0 • • - •' • • • 'WIII. PoPm:ries. Attest—Wm.:sloX,TAY, Seey. j t 25, A NNUAL statemen tot reeflp 8,, Apt, • • - expendittireg -1S -gehool t:lard - orl.ibt 4 rfy, tow,ngbip, for theyeai - endiug.jitge 4,,1871. , • - D.44. Stanford, Treh - surer., • • 1 • To amount in tre - sgury June 5,11 - 876.....:$ 1041. • " o. o[ dttPligate 164 34,', - • , g • sta'.6 appropriation ' 82211 'w,ild land tax. „,• • • 45 09P _commonwealth 10 4 ,11e,o).. 1000.. •-• rent of house' for eleetion , .- -"6,00' ' - , • . Cr $1,613 64 BST.exOnerationg ' GO 55 • , By-amount paid ,to teachers—. ... • - tax O'9lY " .S.oltector've - 155 19 , • " t; paid for wood ............,... , 82, ; " school• - • -- houge repairs and • . - 184 99,. , " paid set retary (2„yr5.)........ , 82 00 `•' treagnrer's percentage`.. .. 28 07 r ", • balance in trossury...: •• in putLic the Wesleyan-Meihodist..Church of Jackson Val ley, T:espectfully give notice of their intentiontoapply 'to' the law Jed Are. of Susquehanna comity to give them a. charter of incorporation - making them. a - body politic in law, according, to acts of Assembly provided. ' A DMINISTI3ATOR'S - 31, - the estatb or Philip Hahn, late of :Montrose, dec'C Letterii, or administration in the said estate hay ing been grantee to the undersigned, ail persons ow ing said estate are requested ,to make immediate pay ment, and all persons having e'ainis against said estate are requested to present them without delay. M. 8. DE§SAUER, Adm'r. June 13, ISTT. 24--27 • PIMPLES. 1 will mall:(Free) the _ recipe for preparing a. -simple Vegetable Balm that will remove TAN, FRECKLES, PIMPLES ana BLOTCHES, les.ving the skin iloft, clear and beautiful; , and also instructions • for producing a luxuriant growth of hair on a bald head or'smooth face. Address Ben. Vandelf Co„ Box 5121; No. 5 Wooster St„ N. Y. • 2w26 AL UABLE FARM FOR . SALE V • , k • • • NEW MILFORD TOWINISIIIP. - The undersigned executor of the estate of. Simeon Van Fleet, deccd, offers for sale the farm of eald deced• ant, one-fourth mile north of the Moxley church, New Milford -township, Pa.. It contains about. 112 are well wateredjer.ced,and under a good state of CilltiVlle tion. I must . dispoee 9f said farm, and will sell on • • EASY - For Further particulars inquire of the subscriber Summersville, Pa. . • .;.1 P. Address, New 31ilford,,Pa. • • - • • - E. •A.2, - .LDRICH. - July .19 876tf - = = • ' „ `el New pieces 'sheet musie‘fe.tails 6r $1.75, sent Nl' 10 el , cts etamp.Cheap Ainaie Co.;bliddieboto,MSEKlW $6 ELEGANT 'CARDS. Myles. with name ioa Post pd: J-.` B. HusTED,Nassatt, Ron& Co.N.Y.• 25-19' . . DeE.t..bargainsig. Mancha 31.dpi and Catalogue free.Lr iuq,„..lDover Del.' LIFE AND IIEALTR - WITROCT DRUGS: ' BLIIE‘AND'RED Dr.'Paticoai•t's :great work. is LIGHT. ' now rauly, for a . gents.n The only book practically treatmg this - now nravereally iibsorb bag topic, Shows . how to,. apply the treatment, 'and tells of -many successful cures made by the use of this wonderful inedmta. Circulars and hest terms to early applicants. ; - J. X. STODDARD & C0..723 Chestnut St Phila. 2ryl-29 T.M.V.LING - WITH COLD IS ALIVAIY.DANGEROUS. -- troaE - 'NVELIS! CARBOLIC: .TABLETS. " a enre remedy for COUGHS; and .all diseases of the Throat, I,auigo; Cheiit an d•Macoas Membrane. - •,, I s Cr o P L,n ° lT• a t -I Zigg r i l ii lß T ( s lXES. N. C. CRINTENTuN, 7 Sixth Ave., B Nevt York.'• 23-29 1,316 60 'l3 19 $•180 17 A Stife,'Sitre and Chetto Destroyer of the'.. POTATO, w : .BUO gAißitiz cuptra . p.-T WORMS 4 cd and other Insect*, U OUR' PEST ;POISON. Unlike PARIS GREEN It dissolve* la water, and h sprinkled .'' Sore death. No danger to plants. Or la min. Costa IS centasti acre. Sample mailed for 30 cents (1-4 lb. box.) Send fog _Choler with" hundreds of testimonials. Discount to the trade. • KEARWEY9WCMICAL WORKS, P. O. Do: 111311. ; . ; 66 pottlandt St.i New York 011 es For saleby R. S. , ere on ; .I.4nes oro; John 'Ander son. Susq% Depot A.B. Burns Montrose. -:23:--27 • 619 47 READ. ISIS A thance'for 'all to make :'or save money , • AND GET TEE BEST GOoDSA! THE . HAEIr k ET. . i irtgAg3o tO4VrititA ' ' - told lintqf prices than the Ottme • qtalitlis can be -bought at any other hotple in - this. country: , All•goode gitaranteed to be. satisfactory Mid at , represented, or the niOney-willto 'efunded on- return of the. goods, whtch may be done at our expense. The reputation of our house for aellingitanilardioods SLOW Prlee4, (for'n Years.) has.•given us - altar.ding in New York City and vicinity, that is not enjoyt.dby any,other house in the - trade. - After miture 'delibera tion:we belie determined to offer ,our .gouda to house ,keepers'in the interior. at the Lewest Rrholesale Trade litideelwlien'eanb is formed layge enough to iaiake'lt small case. so as to avoid contusion in distribution,-T Goods will be sent, by Itxpresa to. collect deliVerY. All wishing to save" natmeyl4, Purchasing family sup plies at New' York wheto sale pnces Tema.-talk the mat ter over among friends •and, neighbors, and send tons; for_Cliab &c. a:Presept eithe - r good» pr money, to the person vntergeto tp_tao club, to compensate"- for trouble:-etc. k. =WI of:TgA. it'COFFU sent by mail- • • Send tor Pitet.'" list; anKinb Oircitiar.t 6'6 ttexis;. , Xviv MOUS, & ..eck 4., PtaprittieFft. . Si ;Stand SO Vevey, prte4, :Now_ Xoile. 1,333 64 tru.cxer!tELl:x.l44l4';' • !1" -s. The iUnitri ntt Ari kino.ct _gpe. mitt, - • d 14Binessa.,t ) z!k 41iree _ to.' - satioacilot , te e d, JOBAVORIVA; - 5-151-4 .14 i - ',.: - .'. 1:-4: , ,.44,1,,z41 ' - ';'• - t - ‘ , . *, -441 . Dialtinn it10N(144,1 4 1 94 1 .„..“.. 4 ,,, -..,- ''' ''' • 1 548 GI 11. C. KNIGHT.. ALuditore. -S.E. ,WARNER, Pau64# _-:f . ;: : . qq! ISE Pictorial History of TheTimes!' sg&ctomp.eto allif -atid. rnostAtte * l4O 13 Pfit; cheap e s t . ii i the:utti " att.': lauctili'*e4.' , srl - 11:.:4[i.ita.'10: :"; -_',VAEaatlr,>. ILLUST,RATED..._ , --- No cc*. - - Harper's Weekly should be .in every family throughout the lanclo, , ,,k.purer,mouye interest ing, higher toned, better illustinted paper is no published to this or am,r,other country.—C om , merna/ Bulletin', Boston. • The weekly is - the 'only Alluatrated piper of . the day that in its essential ebaracteristies is tecognized as-a national paper.—s.l3r6okin • The leading articles in tiarrier!s,Weekly on topici are modeli 'lst blgb-toned dis t tistion; and its pictorial IllustratiOns are oltet corroborative argument or , no small force..—li ke . amine? and. Chronicle,N. 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HARPER &s, BRonurats, New York. rr 0 TEEtE :TRAVELING PUBLIC: •It Is generally conceded beyond n' 'question of doubt that competition is the Itfe of, trade. The • LE.-:W.kS ::.,11.D,U 43. E) lIINgHAINTON, N. Y., . . .is centrally loCated,just around the corner at the west 'end of the depot for-all the Railroads running into Binghamton', and two blocks; from the, business portion 'Oroni clty: This house mine into the prissestion of Represent proprietor about three years age,and it his ,been fast gaining in popularity among the traveling community, 'owing - to the many inducements held oat by its present public servant, who now prettl-Of fer still further Inducements. The luxury o' a conch'. ientilath, eSpecially during the heated and usty Ns.' I ti son, it recognized by all travelers ; and for t e comfort of our guests, the use of oar well apiioir ted BATH ROO3lB will be at their .disposal free of c large. No extra charge for fire - to guests stopping oer Studs): Bagoge delivered free to and f-ora our spacious &am ple `Rooms' tin Court street, the principal business street of,the city. , ' - . ' . • , •- TERNS, PER- DAV; or per meal, and 50c. for lodging; have ne desire to go through the usual' preamble with -regard to the litxuriele sand substantlals of-orir table. Snillee it to sag, that. if we cannot give perfee,t satisfaction, we will take you und'yours free of cliorge, and deliver you to the tender mercies of any, of-our gentleinonly com petitors.. netnectfully yours, - • - • - WM. SHANLY,'Prop s r. rgrhipecial Inducernentrta parties attending Court. April la, 1877.-2rn , • ' • -.7-• • • A, NEW STOCK OF • .c• tisfreti . teOiland foi sale. by `lriiiiiiilrii A. :-_,:. -,-'..-::...--. For sale. by, ALSO; - ALL KINDS:OF. • GIROdiERikB, At the dor e of Mir egals.,V)=.43agass, For sale by id4 . triiip - ,:,:!:i;r4i.ithiL :. ' , YOUR. , VAGQNS; CA4t-. liIA ES AND: 5L144014, W. OUSTER4OVT,II.ARFORD, PA. Al , • - PRICE LIST. '._ ••,`• • filipttlilng•dotie on iliOrt 'notice,. cbeapi3r than 'th e fleaPeati :: .•_. .' ,- First-claos.Phibtoos -, , - , - - ..' ~ _•-44-, ttE riz o es - _•, •• 1 .: .''; • !. ..r : 411 t ,Lurober l aragOns, 'r... '., • " , • Plrtforms 4rogt $1.40 . 10 , r 4 " 11 . , ' 'Swell body Slelgbe, '.• '-. ,' - LACK.SMITFLING« ~,..,-;:- - , - r -t'i• '.', -.• To Oboe ' per Span new , - - -, r, .- r ....,, bottom': sot '. „ '',' '4.f: ? , .:' • - 1• . :', ~:. -• • 1,40 , setver. spit . . , f . , .. : ~ . ...: 1.00 - - A lt • W . aitw ' arr' a `" t. t:e>d. . ' 'O4 1 i sod exmlne o '" y . , „ 1. .0 34 before - - ' • !.•`, • iN.:OIIBTERHOU T. iitord;:April26 1 76.—ti, ,' - , It' A ' C°411 7 4 • um - Gallia= 1.1051aP *4p f 154 , 003 `, pity, Q.9(ics, Gcopp,gi)piEßYl',GLOVs 9, Mir Cood; Itibttoii;iirtantery And Notions, " 111) ..11 0 11,440 - .1.1, . lit ' N't"b -- FEJ tit • °LOTUS 4 . D .41,41, 7 tet t is - km . 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