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sachusetts; Edgar McMullen, of New Yok ;
and James M. Ashley, Cif Ohio.
The following officers were elected for (be
ensuing year :—Hiram Griswold, of Clelve
land, National President; Ex-Governor Bela
wel.l, of Groton, Mass, Vice President;
William ilichardson, of Albany, New York-
National !Secretary; Joshua I: ,obiustm,j of
Pittsburg,, Pa., National Treasurer. :Mr.
Griswold Was born in Ohio and is about 00
' years of age. He was the candidate of the'
Whig partY for Governor in 1845, but 11
defeated ; he received their vote fur Unit,
States Senator in 1848. E:c-Govemor BoOt-
Well is well; known as a tvo ininentDemocrat,
aged about, 37 years, - Bc has been a hunk
candidate for the . Gubernatorial chair Of
this native Btait, and was elected I believen
"two.oeeashins---to wit, in 1851 aiid 1852,
Mr. Richardson is au, Englishman by birt ,
'He came to this, country. .when 12 years f
t
; „„ e. lie has always been a Whig in `Std
a sT d F ree Soil in national polities. Mr. 1114-
inson is also an Englishman by birth, and i c s
40 years of age. _ He came to this country
when he was 17 years- old. lie has alwaya
'been a Whig of the Anti Slavery school. —+
He was Secretary of the first Anti-Slavery
Society ever started in his section of tht
State of Pennsylvanilv. The officers a've all
mien of undoubted integrity and posses tlit
iconfideace of their respective States. 1 - ,
Buffalo was selected as the next place for
meetineon the second. Wednesday of June;
•
The 'Chow Nothing ConVeittionThe North
' \ Discovered.. • - , • . 1
llartizrs in the know Nothing CoUntil have i
taken a s.C.ngular turn.' For the first time inL
the history .of political parties the .free serail,.
o.ent:of the North has been fairly and trulyl,
-represented in 4 National . Convention. The
Know NothingSiare entitlM to the credit .off ;
haviiig.been, the first to meet the
_aggressive
Protilafery spirit with; bold and Manly cour
age,l
and to Irefuse,-Obedieneei to its .behests. 11
Their exaniple,l, wo trn4,,willnot lack s itnitat,':.l 4 ;
ors in' the* other political parties. Their, no,
ble adherence . tki'principle, we .are sure,. Will ,
be lieldin .everlasting remembrance. , • 7
Up to. the prenent thrte a National Conven
tion has been e.24uivalent - to . a Nationale.stir
.." render. No Matter what party .was -repre-.
seated in it, tior what principles Were to be
advanced by'ltl:—the Slave Power always
exacted, as A co' dition preliminary to its co..
~ operation,'- ourse and an - open field for
;
its own , eitension. ~The South would -net
. -with the Northern Democracy . to .proinete
- Free Trade, or-With.,Northern Whigs tii Cs !
tablish protection to American Industry ",---
-it was for, 'Or agkinst: internal. improreute n ts,
..- r for,.or against \the enlargement of .E . xefu..
live power,—for, or against' the ''dist . ributton
.of the proceeds of-the public lands, only On
condition that it ShOuld be left perfettly free
to extend the area of Slavery, And to enlarge
• ti - Ni , boundaries of, its political power, at wi:11.
-Tice exaetioft.tias always inade;,-arid hall
' erto it has alsiN3*s l been allilyred.. Eagerness
- for personal . promotion, or for party ascend -1 , , . L. ~____4 _ ____________
~
.- . .
efic.v—and in sortie vacs .doubtkiss a innrc i ; ,---. '-.Tlie Waidiingion Union in an. edito.
erelitahle. hope tc'oestablisb cherished prince-. ; itil -19 artieleil. - .ti ttal . po4ition of the pentocratic
pies in the condueetif public affairs—have led :. - arty . en ' tbe Slaiery question, - uses the tol
escry party to pay the price demanded for;
, „i„.i ng l ai l iguag ,l : "No party embracltig
. Southern aid. The - Penloerats have -8 1 1w 1 iYs:1.'inembers 'lit the .North nud South canbe:na
prided themselve on the alacrity- , s *birth ~ . 011 ,. , 4; < , ra i
' lfrinotiimis in its Organization which.
they have given the pledges required. 1 The 1 ( oes not s
have generaidy been more reludaut, 1, i s :recd ri . ~ evlinfethe (fnestion i)f Slavery frOin
• \Villa . , - - , ' -
~....
- _
. and once or twice bare 'shown an, incipient i i , , ~,,-. 1 - i
,
iii - Sisir.e to rebel, if thew po nly , dare:J.' BLit the 1 1 Nis. A NiErticAN E NIBLE:m .—It is said that
•;, . .
result in every ease as, oeen the
88.-7- [titthe' receitt ratification meeting of the llin
. With wry :or withlsmilitta..fitee,. as .the ease i o o s , t •t.N . ,. i „. York City, to endorse the plat
might be, the pill has been swallowed. ~ Pro- 1 f.irin . el tlici pro-Slayery • Know Nothings, la
Slavery, resolutions-Lres - olutions neceptali bnner
r wa.i borne in prOeession,. having' for
to the Slavery interest—have been adopted ~it'll deriee the chariot of the Goddess ot -Lib
,in'every 'National Convention of everYPolit - ietty, draw* hy a IQtig. train of Vali; native
~ deal yart,• that has, hitherto boutheld. And ;'Antericatri 'Slaves!' -; Very. appropriate zonl
4-- -every I:\artv hitherto- has aeciniesced in their 1 siirruititant l i.
•e , •
atiOption: - I . , ,
/ . - ..
: --,-,---- -,•---,--- - • : ..,
-1 ' The Know Nothings hare inaugurated a / 1 ..- H •• i . • •
. ~ 1: 1, Li ; NOTICES. -,. i ll
. new•tra. . The Slave l'ower attempted wit', .: ',
,1
..-, 1 ,
.
.. them the sante - &Itame it has played so succesf•-- i FOURTH Of 410 LY
. filly with eversr other . party. -It promised i l 1 . . JT... z i - „
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, i , hi t (. . 7 i o il i e i e ri tif i , oi cif 4 :ll lv e ed eit t i i zens of Montrose was held ai.
itsolitelp to the.K)lOW 'Nothing prineiples,if the
, claY• evening Etzt f ur the pu:;
Know Nothings, would Tpa} the old *Trice— :pore of ~„., , ,k - i „ , „ i, si .,- .„„ 1., ,,„• e„tt„ fora --$: .
.
-*ire free seep: and full swing to the schemes 1 i 0 .--. 1 -- i, i - i ---- )17 „.,- „-_-.- Fil. ,,- ~..N ,
~.,
for
,promoting Slavery. which deform - the 'i 1 ig.,,,..,•,:a L 5) j ‘ S,-&---.1 U l4 „k-j)j\_l 9
present . and loom fi.o largely in the future.—.: i theiensaiii.g foslith day of July.
As usual,a s trifijoritYin the Convention gra<o. ;
, Ih_e ,. in_tle L ti i rlgl7. 2 A .^_fltll_e_d, t r. o , 0 ,,rd, 5 er .... 1 _ , 5 T. E_ : _;&,7{ .. 1 .
'ea at power even oa these conditionS:- ../btt l' e t: u ' e ul..l l e 4 4. l 7 resi "'V d D en 4 tti an . o l ' vm f . :7_ l .7; o Zl i ' an n d
the Free Slates refuied tit ratify' the
,Ictigain..l. T . Aßes e t ,,,,, , vm a, wet :, , ch 0,„,6 secrets - r i m , .
They seceded from J the Convention.• They o,onOtien-tile following , committees were appoint:•
Seouted the entieenhnes, and defied the men- ied 4 Profttre eiocakeis: G. Z. Dimock, E. - Patrick:
- tees 'of I . lt Pro-Slavers propaganda. -- . - 1 J.e.,111. i:Li Frazier, E. B. Chase and Frankrin,fntser.
.. . •- • ' ; • ; fibula/Wee ol i ' _Arrangements, A. L. Webster, W.'
;. • :NI e give in another column the Deelara- 1 IL Matelii pat4.l.l3rewster, C. M. Gere, C. ',W. Mott,
thin which the Representatives of the Free
,F, ft; n o trisier,;4S. A. -Wbodruff ; W. m. L. Post, D. It
States in this ron coition submit to their con : . 1 Lathrop,* 11, Mulford, L. Searle.,--.Charies‘, Witten
stituentS in vindicatie of their Conduct,. "It ; berg- '''i - • - ' -:
.
is tr.oderate in its tone firm in its language i-'-'i - t"V''''''o , r e • °? ( Finan " , "" win * " i • CrCe9nall' F.
.' 1 Pazier. and Jo4eph CoFkayue.
iticontrovertibly just, in its positions, and txr.;•;,,,, 0 e, mo tia, thi meeting adjourned. •
lain- to be ratfiied. and endorsed by 'an im- • • 1 r.l. i • 1 Wu. A. , Ca ossataN ?
• , i - Secptariott.
niense majority of the People:: • New York.l . -1, --'il • i J. W. cnA'eltas,
.is" represented as having withheld her assent i • I .ni, ' , ;- -- - ": ------ ..7 ---- 7 -----
1 4r
tr,,nl this manly movement. _ Those who in I*,-- "1111
..•• l Ofuly Sabbath School Cel
this clairn4‘d to act on her behalf were recre- ; -„&liSeetig * of etrbal io sci,, . Teacber,i a Sus
ant to their trust, and either do -nof, under-.!cntellmina ICoun't and others was ;held in thti Aeadc
derstito a, -or do not respect, the sentiment of jmy 4all - Jitine ti for the porposd, of making arrange-,
her.
~ People. The 'Pro SlaveryPlatforrit- men for ' r
letabeShale"lld'ataht Mo ntro se.
I , celebration on
: adopted by the niajeritr of the. Coriventibn
.1 th . e 6,l .-, Y' 4 • . ed
nuttees wre appoint to obtain an .. J e
speak
never can obtain at the ballot-box the apprOv7 . er, gOod nintsic atid rrfrisinnenis: 1 .
al of the People of the - State of New York. 1.. 1
~, romi r ittee of .4 rra nil:finen /R.
• ',Mhat effect this Movement wilt' :have. up. ;' M n - - L-7-iriFiteh, -Miss M. J. Mott,
'' Chamberlin . "M. C. WilsOn
on the politiml fortunes of this new party,. it i , „ A ' • 4-' - • .4 L . - '
! . J. hires, ! - ,
_. L yon;.
-. v . : not easy to foretell.
.At the .worst! the :re- i• ". 1 GeO.Yietlri4, - . "I. Bead, •! ,
tion, of the Convention ; only anticipates the re- : .i. , l• G e q; L ew i. i , - . " trizabeth Biddle,-
stilt of a popular canvass. lithe Convention 1 ." t -Ileery Drinker, _ . • ''' sudera Keeler,
.-
bad hell together .n the . Pro -Slavery plat-1
form, the party would hare been scattered ! • Mist J..kpuntoore, ; Mrs. G.ecirgeLewis.
• • er•J' s intittile. ' on Finance —Daniel iSavre,. Saxon Vw il
-1 son, ne -Jess;
': •. • • t • essup;
to the
,win • t . ds upon the-first appeal to the pop-. Coll t i7i 2 iiti4iton taker r a nd .et h ic.—l. L. Post,
- ular vote. By . . - the. stiee.ssitai—each section - Marla? Fo4ter, SM. Jessup.. ~ ~
'4lahering to its own principles-:-the ascended- ! • Com mitOrpn • .161-csluilents.:-- eserr. atoi lath=
ev of the party' • d '' al States l , rop, Otapnitat. Bain, m,'-d' G.V. Ue tley, ....
in In 1 9 (1 - may 'e 1 fo r d, imi;eii,S,hiltnheriin 1 Webb, Leonard
,maintained:. The attempt IQ organize a -No, I Searle,i W. MI Polk, Miss-Annie P.I Jessup, Augusta
• floridl party on Know. Nothing principles has 1 Carpenter, Fanny 3/rittker, 'Ellen Mitchel,- , Bessie S.
proved a iiiilure--siiiiply because
,a more I Riley, Marg*tpnnmore, Mary Edwidge. -
.. •
fornridabl i‘tsue-=one invOlving. greater in- i
, a .
.. . All he :54,ihbath1.S.chools in the county are Invited
terests and feelings, I tO ti
neaten
the teachers iif the 4.speetive liebools
'enli4i4Praibwlder than [ re(plested to give notice to the committe&of ar
.ar‘!' et.nbodied in their reed-claimed kecog- i ran o' , 4 „ 0, h „,ni any .f roni each school may b e es _
i.
f.ition and. I . 'Lim to '.' influence over their Ipe - , -.- and. .
.egi. 8 : .
I.2Ouncils..
i Aeade . y Ilill, atj . P..M., of each' Saturday till the
• i We suspect that other pelititid parties will
,6 ncounter the same difficulty. .Any part:",l 4th
. to Orictieh m4ie_for Me oecaston l .
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•
certainly, which shall go into National. Cori- l -- ' - ' 11ittrOord University. - l i . .
. „
Vention and surrenderthe free 'principles' of i Th e ''..h-th)tier t iilf liarford University. will be nn
the :North at'Southern dictation,: or for the 1 Toesdsi, July.Srk- The arrangements will lie the
,
. -i
PlirPose 01 . securing Pro Slavery votes, will 1 game 1 4 lal4 r, „...Tea, ,a lt: t i . . s m .- hn th ~.i
feit its existence in the Northern
States.---
•A". Y.:Times.. , Unire ,itr, will. kni hand for sale 'niche time,
:The Tribuhe. on . ! the •Beltere.
- The New York Tribune talks in this, wise
of the Northern KiaOW , Nothings: ' - : •
. ..
NVhile,we desire to render full justice to
- all thoie delegatesto - the Philadelphia. Con;
vention who stood up in defentelorNort rn
rights, preferring , to \ abandon
.their associates,
rather than their principles, it is only fitting
that speeial honor-should be.paido Ilasnr
Wii,soNof Masaehesette and w e make this .
statement with, the, more satisfaction - beau.se 1
on one or .two previou.4 oceasiotli we havel i _ . .
-it been able altogether to approve his course. I :
laterally I liptkiik th e -en4k..
.liosthity. i .1..' Lae atiout 4te itt..
ttiou • In- i °n° w h •e";', 3 detil?.tati,tw'o
el
•Iftli
~
_li g ( info ? ' ll
n o7 e of o t i ll . Wo fte „ 1411 t,
ha'rid wat I ' ._ t ''' i ' ' '' t •'' TllOl
- %itted by 1 ,Sal ver Lake, JUno!).6th,
.1865.
. ....... • t. -•
Itl be:re; ' i 77i .. . iir,Sic :, fisliSti
_displays. i• jpiTtiyitgOVED lIELODI
- gratuity , , .Ix "vrOV, 1. ,,, : _ -,
~.- _ J.L.
Ate - . 4i . ki1l i --- 1 --) :: Ot.elotteeiti-_, i
l i
16 w !Pet. i ( 4 ,105 S •ANTLIIOI: 4 47 ERND or kr/As/led to. order
Qwe'l - 9 i-.; 1,2f10n r okimOtiO. i ' J. p*ONS it SON.
• -• 1 . ... tt ' i •
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siletieed, ,tuld the response they received was
o
of a ha' raeter to , induce them not to 're peat
their-expertment.' We have the unanimous
testiinony of many -NOritiern members of the
Con , jention to the signal gallantry and effect I
of Mi., Wilson's bearing; and
,:to the; b o ld,
vi
rile telling .eloq4enec of his 4teeehes.
Intieeo we are happy to know that there was
tw eopeessien, tie hteatlrif .11 , comircantilag
spirit, no yielding of.tt‘ hair's breadth oven,
:in all ithe prolonged On,r.eacited Aebate on
the part of that phalanx of : Northern' . men of
,
whotri he was one. Throughout the whole,
',their attitude:was valtn i -decided and • i mmov,
able. They were tinirerealtnen 'who asked
oo farts ' but dernan'tied justice and right
with proud voices and nplifteil heads. ' . There
fore, we count this as being, all th i ns con
iidere4, the most wholesome National &nvert.
iion-held in our day. There is some- , reason
to believe now that there is :a North!
i
I . PO, ILEIGN NEWEL .
1 - The i steamship Atlantic' arrived 'St New
York dunes 10th, from Liverpool, bringing
European neWx,one week Inter. The exp.
dition to Kertch, which had sailed ,a second
time„ - bed been completely successful. When. ,
the allied fleet approached, and bombarded
terteN the Russians blew_nptheir fortsind
lieStrOVea • four war steamers, thirt,., tranS
- ,-.• . .
fPngs' and half a nullion sacks - otbreadstuffs. -
n three, days the allies captured . one hundred
ai)el si'xi vessels and fifty pieces of ea' nnoti.
trbe.ficet took possession of both sides 'of the
Sfraits i 4 Kerte)), and hdve .now full eon-i
-nland or the sen of • Azoir, in which there re- ,
tnains lint one small Russian vessel _to con- 1
teed-v.lth a fleet of fourteen steamers of the I
Allies iKertch was of inlitrierise importance to,
the Rusp . ians as a point, whence they drew ,
'.their Supplies. On the illghtsorth• - ... 22d and
23:d of - gay, the French,'.in a Series of 'stin
guinarY 'conflicts, took mid retained the 'Place
i deArmee before. ..Sebastopol. • i
1 • .In tbi4 conflietAlie Rii..itst i t loss was very
.• •,, i ..
i heavy,tis'waS aisn the Drench. Not, fewer
tharreight,thousand men *ere killed pr 'woun
ded, mostly by the - bayonet. The allied
troops liati also made a ..isPid 'advance,' and'
seized .aid, retained the Rnssinn lines on the
Teheran a, and without Mucli loss, • the Rus-',
. 1
sisas retesting to the bills. — The Frenzbi
• haVe established' a camp - .it 'felic;rgoiiii, midi
iit iS said.!that : Belgium will furnish twanty,
i thonsanit inen.,„Franee and England lave. ideclinedrpily further negotiations at Vienna.
,
The Repiblioan l Party in New York.
The lii.tehestia.• - Denkocrat , hoists the l llie.
publiCattltag, and fort - 1611es, the following, list
Of Free B,oil papers ia that StatV that have
followed ‘;:it e*innple, . yiz:!Autiurn Daily
1 ,.
v
AdVertistr, (Gov. Seward's 'home Organ,)
' tacit se : l',! - .1 ro ti tele, Seneca County Conner,
)kites Co4nty NiThig, Ontario - Times, (60v.....
Clark's Mine otjan,) Orleans ..A.tnerlean, and
Medina Ailiig..' ~ The Democrat regards 14 . as
i:ertain that a Republican State Convention
ill ,be hold to tionlinate a• State ticket next
. . .
4 :' ' f ~ : 1111A.RRIE D. ! ..
, •
1 . dune 119th, at L. Fear' . el; Hotel, Montrose, by. Rer.
A. 0. Warrek , Mni D. P. Tlrrasr to Mas. EXI.Y W.
Cara* ICI; bOth of Marford., I -. •
,
ebYi r
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Bonai , ts tit Reduced Prices. ,
BVREITT Inn sell his retnaining dock of Elk,
Lawn and Stiaw Bonnets, a good aiaortment,
4 141 c
0 Pric4olo:close the busineal of tic season;
inallY e wena at OA. ' ,
New lan .-- , - . fu,i 18th, 18155. • l,
4 1CRAYED. . '
'4. ' re of the subscriber in Sifver
21 4 of May last, four yearlings,
- 1. 4eifCrs, one Ode red the
Whoever, will give any
• liberally. rewarded
- 'ld • t lIIRTNETT.
N .l `:r-w 3.
• WANT*
• •
MEN good dairy fanners to', takc l,
charge of sur d
'milt on shares ten good dairy farms, with:neon.
ty cora on each for the next *won, Pordoris
weA
kitntlifiell will apply to the sul4licriber. .One of
the *nut will be. recant this fall. '
; . CALEB .C.ARHAVP.
Prlen4rille, June .20th, 15515. #45:-:yr;
; .
I. REINA - 1111M . • i ;
-QTR*TED, or stolen a liver•eolS - ..Pointer
' tJ The above reward will be paid t any ono return
-11 -hint to the Mare of,- L. tutor 4:t0',.•
Montrose, June 12th ; 1856.- IT, SS• : 24.41411
'l. i' . Ilp.yiug .Ircibol%
II .
L ,
A good assort ment,,Fey . thea, §natila, rtakea;Torks,'
-ri. :!--:and 2 kinds of florae Rake:a—and superior
1 ,
Revolving Rakes, at F. R. CLIA29) - LEIVS.I
i June , 20th, 1855. , 1 --; -: 1
7isK Paint, Makes fire PrraPaiitt, Linseed and
Lamp Oil, Fluid and P-ho2gne epld IoM. by .
. •
3 F: B.
Jimi 2
oth, 1855
irlitYlthe Ririe!. Sack 'or pound '•
• B (I,IIANDLEB.
JUI • .
- •
Monprose, June 2'06,-1855
A OKNICRAI ASSORTMENT or tiTAiniE
and Fancy Dry - Goods, Groceries, Harairar l f,
Hats, Ceps, Hoots and Shoes, , Wall Maperi Giugs,
Dye Stints, and Oils, &c., which vriU he sold nseheip
as the cheapest for cash or apprOred credit Ur
Ifarfora, June Ist., 1855.
LACK Grade Rhine Silks of excellent :qtaklit7
nt, •
• ;, MIL JONES'.
1111PROCRE and Cashurre shawls at all prices, also
JLP .a feW mantillas by . : :i lI.IX. ONES. [
Isiiljtiii3ifeCiiiiiiiiiiiti7low" prices by - i [..
t) 1 i •
.0
ASO - Paid for Wool by .:-
' ';. 11. Vii.
..) i . j .I ° :N I F. : 8 $
..
. 1
.1 .. . .- ' Ilia-ford' June 15t,18155
CIASII *paid tor ISairi /liiiierl ' . H.
V/ 1 • . - H. M. JONES.' .;
1 ,
.411.
A gi 4 asorutteut of Boots 21.114 t!;hdiS at , '.. i •
1 , HAL JONFii;
r PEAS, Sugars and Cofliies of 4ne qualities anal a
JL lOa prices by - 11. M : JONES. '.
ARIES will find igreat enrich'offfounet,4 and
Jp Ribbons at • ;' n. M. JONEA i
lAWNS, Chia, Berrege de Laipes land Ginglimn
',..d at: .. - i • it. IL JONESi
.
'l 447 ifilliiiiiiklllNt3Tlwid WinilOW(l,lriiileritaT7 •
Adilsrfutod, Juno lit, 1855, • , if. M. JONY.:3;
GENEUAL FILTILNISIIENG ggrittlar,
Tailoring . Extabli«finient ' 7. -
-- AT • • : .; ', • -',
.; , ; systwrAtAs.i. I.IEPOr.. '- ' . 1
T ASHER d.fo. would respectfully atutqufice:,to t
t.Y their friends and the
. public gentirally i tliat - i14..y 1
keeplcoristantly on band a full assartmeut 'of Ready 1
Madel Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Ilats'4.liid Capts, and ,
even,thing else necessary for men affil wonten'S•wc4r- !,
We wouid particularly call the attentio% of country '1
Merchants to our large stock of Ready-MtFae Clothing, 11
of (mi. own Manufticture, width we ofrer at whoft,,,d,,, t!
at prittes ihrst,4ill afford great inducements to . mill
and short.timet customers., . . - -
A ltir ,, e: stock ofCloths- Cassimeres,,•• re.s.tings . ,i4.,l .TIED" LIGii,TIIIN* 'EXPRESS 1 ..
keptrizoTiviantly on band, for persons desirous °filar- Tinte.:lSared . I —rai.e heclu t red !—Throutih
,
irt ,, ,doctiitvg =de 'to order. '
~ 1 , - ..1 tipaylitltt I . ..1
' t b'rde. punctuallyl I ''
' .
.rs attent. et to. , . - „. 1 • „ t. ,
Thankful-Or past favors, we hope to Merit a cur- :1 • 1 II AW I.:E'Y Szi '3 EN KS 1
. - I
tinuance of the same. - • J. ASHER, .1: Cu. - i 1 -ITT ATE formed a partnership-in Montrose, for the
Susquehanna Depot, Pa:, May 12, 18:55. tl' t .1.1 11 putpose of doing ererybody's BLACK
''
. --7-1--;:. , tim N THING, ae the old stantt'near :Keeler's ITO
' • . AdatinistratOr's Notii.'e. - ! I . ; lel. 15" d hare 'purchased an. entire new stock O.
NTOTICE is hereliy given that letters of admitriStra. : RO.V etamprisinga.full assortment of all 'kinds, df.
11 lion npOr, the estate of GURSIIO3I,IICNSELLio 1 1 ect. fron the city, We Wall keep constantly on
late of the township of Aubarmtleceased, • baCe been ; land, tlstur, round - Mad squar.' Nail Rods, Cast Stel
gTanted tit. the - sitlsetiber, and all personaindekti. i ott-cork; hods, Refitted Tyre, Iron, all size; 'n.na
'ed to .. ,saitil estate will please, make inuneditite pay-, tr, Spring Steel, a - .large assortment of malleablO
meat. :nil' those' baying claims against the -estat ; lon, Coil Chains, Carriage Bolts, Am; Ste. - 't
tvill•t)lease present th-.ln duly attested for s.tlflonnattl•i l ,. )1• 7 4 GONS AND C r A RR/AGES.. 1
N' BU
- ! . JONATHAN'NEI.I.; Adner. 1 , I oned oni Short'notit
. s; and stock found; or made to
• -t, ,
At: trust,, June 13th, 1,357,
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•••••- , o der thrOughout,a.s May best suit oar patrons. 1
All busbtess transactions must • N "settled once a
v ar. Slott settlements" and long friend's -is our
min).
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.
NeWcgoods, Cheap ftr—Cash.
f't 11 - .11017 bias just received an tiler lot of N.etV.; i m
1....... Good-i, SUcli a , Citailes, .13 - Tatle Del:tines; iDtti • i
Boger, Collars, Fahr9ideries, Lawns. &c. ' which •ite,i 41
offers at very, low prices. Summer - Shawl:4, a nesclot'.•.
s ome 1-eartifal patterns at very low, ptiecs, also Black;;
- , t
Silk Sitauls'ciptally low for Cash. y.
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-l'arasoLs latest style at - ' 0:/11'. NOTTS.. ~1
Illack Drkts,S. Silk, a splendid artiele,qtt C. W. 31. - i l
, Sultinter Seuffs in great vatieties,.at C. W. 31: .:.4 New Goods. 1.
tlioceries, of all kinds, very cheap., Setup,a fiitt;., '. ~.• . ~_
rate article at: oucts.per
. 11on. Yon Int. - c otily- tit?,, • mi, 664 ., cut 1airiW44.,14-1314-re...tkrilag their sup.
ea M i d e x. ; m i h m t o b e e mue s ..ai s fi e d . th a t, t h e "Bend'l • ply of opting and bummer. tioods, anu being , „
of 'tiavigaticri"is:.thepinee to buy Cheap. • i cot vineed 'of th 4 . -!: advantage of having ready pay, are
.'y • 'Wanted. „ • , . det Tnained to sell goods at so low a rate as to con. 2 ,1
• Butter, Eggs, -Flatus, Lard; Socks. in fact all- kinds I vin e theit) . customers and the public generally that;,
ofeSuntr7 Vroluce in,- exeltalgo for goods at c a sh lit w,lll be 41 their advantage as wellt as ours. Our;'
• . .
Prit'S. C . W . . morr . ~ L PtOt.l; Ontit' , ll.4o in part of Broadcloth?; Cassinteres, l l
MOntrose, ,finte la. 1555. . - ~,Kentucky , ilearts Summer et's; Dclaiziw Lawns,
_y " . . , ..t. - - . --..-
--4 tyCal4oes,Gingha.M a s, Prints, Bonnets', Bibtx:ns, Para
.
New GoOds Cheap for Caslt at the iiflls,' i Sintwl4 and Black Silks, together with a stoeki
i' - Head of lial'igivtiOll. - ..of o her Staple and Fancy I)ry Goods,-Groceries, - •
rt . : I HE, unditrsignejl would respectfally, announce
. - ',Croc •e:ryShoes, , Hardware, Boots and Ilais, Ice.
../
•. that he selling is still selliads at the' old plat:;,r
.Als ss
o a; good aortment of Shoemakers' Findings.—
and 'bathe ha;s an entire new stock of (I ods witiiit . ; . .Call". nd examine our stock, and judge for yourtelves
hr will sell eloep. . .. 0: w. korr. ,:is t(1 ., ,t lie tr4fit of our. sta temen t. Our tnotto is, quick
lf: fifiEGEPEI.AIii , for Shillii;:- " , L 341 is, fns-1 ,•,:ittlys'ite.l "small profits.. Most kinds of country pm
\
& BROS.
_LP colors, a 'yard wide, for one' shilling, rill Cali. , 144, et" akenin exchange for goad j & .
m - os. .
c. 4.
roes at 11.11 prt"cra, at . " - C. W; 3 . l ry-rs. •a, • - i
Montrose, May 'o .1,9.55. 1 , , r-,. Now Milfdrd, Mn 15,'i . 855.
" Y..: 1 Y. - - 1 . .. • 21m3
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Striertyvhanna County
undersigned, au Auditor apl)oiiitedby the ;
Opphang! 'Court of said counts .
among the Reim of Thomas 'deceaspdi the:_
fund remainitut in the hands of Avery iturdidk,
miniitrittir. will attend to the duties of hi. ',appoint-;
at his °Mice in Montrose. on'Saterdai.itie 28th:
day of duly i4mt, at one o'clock in tlie:aliernixni; at,
which time and place all .persona interested Tn Il pre-'
sent their claiMs, or be forever after debarred front'
coming in uptin said fund.
FRANKLIN' FRASER, Auditor.
. ' June 13, 1 555...
.1r4.1
' Adel Oniiiitratiois NOtiee.
"741 1 L T °TICE is hereby 1;1% en that,lettera of admittistra::
tiO3 upon the estate Of W!.RIIEN WELLS, late of
Springville tonliAiip, deed, hare been granted to the
undersigned, and all pertous indebted to raid &tate
will please nialiei:hntnediate - payment, and thri: , e har-'
ing claims will prevent the same duly attested frit
settlement. WILLIA)I WIIITE.
itine
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POCKET K . : OYES. A
~good ass'ortoleot of the best
:Muds • ia tciarkcti 4o T'a'le In:like," iud ks.
sro6N4. Sib-4r, Silver Plated,•Ger matt Siker, Atha
to, Bricani.4-ware spOons. .Silver, Silver
Plated. said Gel-niau silver Butter KuiveA.. • „
VIOI.IN STRINGS, and nil the . frxt , tro-, - ,
AecordeoitsjinteF, Tuning In.truction
Douks,
1 TIXID T.A - mr., Fluid, .C . : lri - pltenc, t'andlel:, Lrrnp
pi), &e. •
FAitiLY.GßOciatlEs: A cur, ;:"Flair.-.ent, ties •alid
' gnod. - . 1
. , •
i . DRUGS & PATENT MEDICINE:. A firstratelas
-1 sortment, and genuine: - .
1. PAINTS& OILS. A genersdal-y.o:iment, and of good
.
qu.a l.
ty.
1 - JEWELRY. A
,splendid vaiiety of the neatest pat
! terns: - : .: - .
FANCY GOODS. Nearly every thing in thii branch.'
• PEWFUMERY.4 choice variety. (Nor stipplieti
received nearly every leek.) • •
In short, nearly every thing persons *ant, and cheap
at the ,variety store of "A. TURIIELL.
. :Montrose, June 14. 18,75.
Aapplicatto n has been made to the Court of
Common Pleas.of Susquehanna county, to grant
a Charter to the, First Presbyterian Church of Dim ?
ock Corners, of -Which all persons interested will
please take notice and govern themselves amording
ly. 4 I 4 S. B. WELLS, Ptoty.
• per FRANKLIN FRASER, Dept.
• Prothonotary's, office, Montrose, June 14,1855—[4
Ca%la tiff Laud Wiarrants.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE paid by
L. F. FITCH.
Irobtrose, Jun 4 15, 1855
To the Public.
TIEING on the eve of my departure for the West,
.11 I would sap. to my friends and patrons that my
DAV VERREOTYPE ROOJIB will be closed for a
few weeks. I will.didy apprise you of my return, and
then hope to find 'you deeply impressed with the ne
cessity of getting your faces taken.
Odd Fellows' Hall, Montrose, i
W. B. DEANS.'
May 26, 1858.
ER!
HALLOO; HALLOO,' THIS .WAY.'
T ll 4 #ubsaibek would informthe citizens of Mout
rose, and the publie generally that he has WWI&
the Gnazery komerly, kept by 1„ li. FOrdhata
in Lyons' and Chandler's building on Chestnut street,'
in the borough of Montrose, where he has fresh us
orttnerie.of Groceries; and will keel) constantly an
*a. ••• -
band, Flour.oYetnt:er-Vheese, Sugan, bYruP,
Mackerel,' Num„ Ca die , Toys, Orange's and Lemons, i
PrtMes, &Winos, Soaps, Vinegar, Mee; driedrt ppegauts—wk. fresh 'supply Of Coffee, Mnpu.,
r re-W 2 6 5 and Pluto, Melvin, pack Salt, Pies, Cakes, area; qrackera, just received and .for sale
IBeer, Yankee tiMioba, and other things too numer- by LYONA-*Tc , SON
`oui to tnention, which rill bo mold elieap *w mg) or
, st kinds of country produce- Call and see. A wool,
1 ; y
•• re of public patronage is solicited. S. S. MOTT. CI. L. ?OnAN! irAtill
Arot,Ltrose, March 7; 066, . -
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t
Flour. 1,
Look glere
NOTICE.
lIIME=I
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. ' Gietit'Attkaetion 1"'
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* i "OUAR STOAH." ~ !
i
firtrE subscriber - woultitgain announce to hie ans.:
JL•I tomes and the public generally that he hasie=
cebrid s. large ttanttnent of 'BOOTS AND '4lrlsS,;,
which 'he intentillaelling for ./Zearle Pay twenty. pen
cent cheaper thin ran be bou g ht in this Market, (the'
Gcntiine Bodt and Shoe Stern down' Town' or the'
itercii.utee ler Aitivens, up*rwirvitot except f.
, to u ak sw a b" arg", be found the first door Pasta thel i
Odd' ellowsl.HA.Turn?lite street, first floor. At-11
thou h not (pia so commodious as some "st *4"
-yeti answers our PUrpOse eery well for the present. '
i'
Seidler am we promise our-customers find (1111 "es-
tabllbmerit.". will, not be "magi:tame by'any in the
coutairy soon, but we will promise our dustomerOhat
we will sell' Boots and Shoes to suit in quality mid
p r im our stock embraces a general 'Earietv of l ncir
and elegant styles of Ladies! Ma ori:sulligneiSs Wear' '
amohich are Ladies' Silk "'O.. Galterv-:Dokrrtiti , -
Gai ~ Enameled Gaiters, Black and Bronsed Kos
suth Boots, Eintrueied Boots 8 gri, Etial tie lett Buskin!‘,
Kid Buskin's; rolkwyealf Lace Boots and Buskins,
Misses Kid Boots, Jenny Lind Gutters; Gents Coo
gressi•Patent Leather, Enameled and Buelotkia Gait
.
ers, Patent 'Leather Gsford Timi, Toilet Slips, French
Calf Boots, 'Thick Boots, Enameled Calf and Cowhide
Brogans, Borg' Patent Leather Monterers, Kip Beets,
ike., Youths'' Monterey:l and Kip Ties,Nildretes TAY,-
ler 116, Parldoes Rein, Boots, &C. Silk Boot Lacea,
all eorprs. .4 ; . , . ! _
1 i
Woirk made to eider, and repairing alone tieatly.-4-
Please call and examine- ' I - 1 1
i Yours in the Boot and Shoe trade, 1
Mositrose, May l a , 1645. C. M. 8:IMMO:sill.
.
\4l) -
. _ DRESS GOODS. I
ATANTILtAS, Berag,es,,lted Col;!ars;
11.1. Parasotii, Laiins; kshionablo Bonnets, Yam!, (A
eltoielov3sorttneat each departnient,) a spleodid
lot . of if mire anti7ini Trimming, Smple.GOocla of large
Clotldug, (a largo stoe4o (Tents'. and 116ra!'
Hata, silk acid sommer,) Cloth rery lq+r, Calk
from 4eent.3 to, 1 slliffing, Carp e ts, M a tth4,-oil.d o t),;,
and .1
I -
eLe
lEtirdWiir Ferman Silver &Plated Spoons,
Knives anl r iehrks. i
tirocerirti-4"ialt, a floe ismorttneOt of Tms,.!
Cotie.:4 Bronla Tapir ,„ Rice, Chocolde,
Ground Coffee .Coraigareb, .1 • ;
PekitlMprYf---Rai Water,i To let _ do. Collar
Paremi do. Etf,truPta, fi.ennan Cologtie, a large - stOcks
Pandy
\ Eattruinf Tt"lti;--liaylorkl;, Scythe 50:0.45,
Rakes-, tc. &e.- I. L. POST & COs
• :
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• Proclamation.
1 &sipOitrici (704 y. ss,
tothe LEoAftli : Court of Common Plan''
-t a. gat Raid coon ty,ofJanuary Terns,
kc.tz.t- LaoNAtto. ; 1845, No. 30.
ir .To LrOnora';_ Whereas , a subpoena in Dl
- to..fanuary Term, 1855, which Was
dniv rentrned twa t•tinvent ti.t. 4 anti thereon an'alifos
111 plena Was isaued'hisaid cause, returnable to April
Tes in,
.1855, upon '!the return of which proof was
. made the said Coart . that the said Eliza Lconniti
cin.lll n
,t found in my bailiwick. .
• Thi: notice . therefore to require you to appear
before the Judgetof t ihe said Court on the third Mon.
of August next, ;to answer saidcomplaint ke,
t - F. r. /IOLLISTEW,
She; DT's oltice; . 3foi.lrose, June 0,-1855._
. ,
ily.striet attention to,knisiness ssc bope to receive
ii!)eral share c ir patrcinage. All wink warfanted.
11. i A good Journeynian wanted, to , whout
ady em' toyrneilt and high wages be giceit.
A. E. . PE.nnr JE.NRs.
40e.tr04,,e, .Itay 18T)5.
rel i t
.
'... 7/1110 HUNDAFF ..4CADVicY.
riirroritietOr, Mr. MICHAUD ITOOLMAs t
fnly infbrms the public that he has taken tit' In
v.,litutioin with the design of. fitting Young Lade and.
I:entletnen for the Profession of Teaching,
,acitording r
to the .`,i .. ortrtal Nixie • s or fOr • fitting Young;.for 1
4nv otin.s,r business of life.
i
This llnstituticui is situate in the pleasant, retired,
and in:4lthy.tillage of Dundaff, Susquehanna(County, 1
,Pa., al is 'Unexposed to the many temptations and
Tiers fi at are detrimental to the Intellectual and Mor
al advance:4ot of Students. The pk.soptrosa, Wain
M. ..I. SWart, at bighly educated and complished La
dy, witl'iakeimtire chargo of the 'oung:Ladims both
i. 5 and ilia a school. Nor' will they be allowed to 4
ajtelid panieS, or any ' pke.e. o amus,ement, without
the express frprmissiou -and cadence of the Teach
; els.' Miss Slart will give eSSOrtS also in Ornament-,
at Nredie ;Work, French, Pencilling, Crayoning, &.e.
1. , , One of the. , .prime objects of this Institution, has
hired to fstabltah a Normal Department; or Teachers'
' Cintrmi'. few the 'benefit of those desiring to make Teach.
ing h PrefessiOn. The whole eoursc of Instruction
r. 2, 1 , :i: CS ' ,lireojearg. In #hil course it has been the.
! object tortmorare those stwdles of Practical utility, as
:wl.ll as those *Of an education's' character; and mat
,:c..ir..• Ira= Leen;taken to.so classify and arrange., them'
su . to 'or, *lent to the 'student 'aneasy 'gradation from
th'y• ritnpl,est sehject to the most difficult.
sPnpils f.wi4ot •be hurried through a superficial
ecitirse ors-linty.; nor will They be _ encouraged in an
intdue fondnetts for any 'particular science, to the ncg
lea of others; but such a course wfil be pursued as
' Will lead tO a li:rgternritimldefelopment of all the pow
; ers of thelmintiltr directing the thoughri to / the study
• of principles and the relatunOf cause and erect, in
-Stead. of 'deleted facts. 1
:1, -1 TUITION AND OTHER EXPENSES. '
, ' -
EMII
Co , innion Eng. Branches, pa il'rk of 11 weeks, ti,oo
Higher, i " 5,00
Latin and Greek extra each, ' ‘..i • , 3,00
Prench, germab, and Italian; • " ' 3;00
Peocilling;'lCrayonin'g, Ind Drawing, . 3.00,
Music nith Use tot Piano, " .l 10,00
Wo&-.1 Mu.4i.c, ! . " ' 2,001
Hotted perlweek, - • " 2,00
T,hosewishink to board themselves, can procure '
1
suitable roOms"for the purls:lie s
Board anti Ttiition 13111 s invariably in a d v anc e .
. ' The Nectind Term of this Institution will commenJe
Mai 9th. ; and. 4 Studres will then be arrang ed and
chuittified, Students are particulary, requeste d to be.
,
pre4ent. ,-1 ` - -'
'For further information, address the Principal. '
' We; theinnthirsigned, can under the prcient expc.
rienced ata effitient Board of Instructors, who are
pradtically familliar with the Normal Mode of instruc
t tido', with itnpliCit confidence commend the Dundaff
Academy, to the favorable - eonsitlbration of those.prc
pariltg thanselvs for Teschas; and all those who
desire to ivo their Inns and daughters a thorough,
practical, and liberal education. -
i Rev. G. N. Team,' ' •
1 Thos. P.lPinisr, Esq.. - '
i YYt. J. Gootatictt, •
tit, lI.S.4ICUS;
iT.: , 11, NW'S; XV/.
1 t s i DES!. AYERS,
,
, Diuttlatf , April 19th.,1135a
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• ,Oriteharlei N orris ' ,
ILICCES4OII of Chides Tilinuut, BAPHER, hay
lag ret4oveti his shop from its former .location in
tbe basement orSearie's HoteVto the room in the
the rear of the bar-rooni, i 3 prepar
exeroti:se.bid art iu the moit selentifie.nuumer,
on
' who ayM be pleased to entrust their heads or
faces i to bit hads. . - - 22y1
Sash and Blinds.
WO .L P; II at*r.Ll 4 Q4 cs°. T uli ! u l l Y m haat
furnis6e4 to ceder, by.
J. LYONS 4: SON.
MEI.
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- ', Change°, %%lie. ' : 1 - , •
DELAWARE 'LACKAWANNA:I4;D; W TERN
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idler Monday, lay. "164 4855, dite', MO
V/ Passcinger TtWin will lepart 4ons Seckatun at
10: 1 4 a: >i Due at Great Bend at 1:20 r. lir. Won-
Wetting with the Dunkirk:Express Wick on the $. Y.
•4 E R. IP Passengers-taking thi-.4 train will arrive
131 ralniktik it slialS; PAM Aid in Neh---York!,at 1,1:16
r...w: , . , - ... 1' f; • i ` •
Returning, wlll leave Great Bend !tt. 4, r4w.,) due
at }ler-Antonia 6:45 . r. st. - " i 1,
• - The Freight Accommodation Tralm with passenger
car attached, will leave Scranton at i r. 3i. ;1`,'41u4 at
Great Bend at'.6 r, 3L, connecting with the Mail
Train West, and. the Night ExprOs-`Traitti Fast.
Posingers taking this train and the fNight...Express
West, will arrive in Dunkirk at 12 nt., or 11; taking
Mail Train 11 est, will arrive at Dunk rit' at 6:45 p.m.
IRettaraleg, via leave Great-Bend - t 7 4 ; $ on are
g l i
'rital of' Cincinnati ExpreaS East, D . e rd. Scranton
, le,-1011:. m.'; ' ' . -` 1 i
, iPassengerifor Wilkesbarre, Pittstdn, dathoudide,
'PhUadelphiait (via the Catawises; Wlllia+pQrt and
Erie and Betiding g Ra il road, via Tiuntqpia, and East
)ithe
on, and all intermediate places, -
will Lind firit class
'stage coaches in'readiness at Serantoh, on f arrival
of the Passenger and AccoannodstiotiTrauts ,tt con
,yey them to the above places. Th ehoosing in-i
rate couveyances`will•find the best of , - ors ti tr ia d gar
•riages,of ever y description, at - ld c rges,
ready io order.-
D. H. DOTTERER, Suoetitit.ndb 1 enc.
SuPeriniAdent's (Mee; t•, 1 ill t '
' Scranton ] ] lap Q. 1855. i i "
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NEW PRING GOOD .
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1.
ITENIRIit ISORRITT irould, aniiiiinee4o s 11r resuming the publication of Putzunn's 3fcindily I - --- - w.'' "."'iwa6tate!-k.
4.1 .his friedds and the public that hb is noWopert. - .1.. k-14-only necessary for us to refer to the specie I days or upwards, are entlUed . to kandred and
inn an , unusually large stock of siinrsp, l .A.N.D notice issaysl, with our hearty approval, upon the firs . l . sixty acres of Land , if theylm'cllnot received It, 'and
SIT.H.HEI: 00014, ineluding a griat variety rot, , of'April, by the late publishers. The 'Magazine xi Of they have received less ainemni-they are:entitled
prints, fr4m 4 cents; to Is cal per yad; • plain anal ,alai at greater excellence In the 'direction bithert Iva sufficient to triakeup 180 acres. ----, - • '
,-. • • '
Berolutionary soldiers, and soldiers of Inc and all `
printed Lawnil, Barege Delaney, (ring to Btbciule,.'; pursued ; and without being artisan, will •'bold dl"
Black and fan9' breas Silks, Silk Drers TiAuiii. and ; ' tided Opinions, and will ireat.a pablic questions fron -1 ware in which-the .UniteaHtites have beti engaged -
Baregcs, Poplins, fie, kV, with a superior as. , meat 1 a humane and truly national point of View. . . i since, and...it deceaSed,llieir,wlilowa 'or Minor chit--I
ef•Silk; Broctie, Ca mere andThibetelhanisi Map- I, TO all the other' varied.departnients of a Monthly r then, are' entitle . . . ', •-• .. 1
tillas, Parasoli, FrenCli Lace and Simi , / and Silk Bon- ! Magazine, it will hopelil sunnee, instruet„, and Lege- 1 • °llieet * . ' Searnen ' Th O nth4-13erk:s and - 11141 * nel ' in
nets, rich ItibbonS and FlOwers, with . 4 largevariety fit •to criticise generously but justly; and to attract i t he - .Nnv Y , theiv- widows ad lu . lo l ' • childx * ll t -am C . 418(. '"'
Of" other Ste'pti• and Fancy Dry. Geodid ,1• 2, to its pages, as it has already done, the contributions, t entitle d - -' ' .: -. . ' • ' .
' 0120CEKIES i . CR Oe.K.ER y ; AIi.VD 11.4 ItD- i. of able men in every walk fl' tii Sc .
o .itcra , , re, • tenet., and' ,
. Wagon.masters , .Ana,teamAtt.rs, employed fgt . the, •
WAR.F.'—lrost anti .Nails, Boots and Shoes, is and I Art: '• , . ... .
.. ;• - i traweportation of military stores, are - also entitled r ie.
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F. Carpetito , Wall Paper, Fluor ORlCloths,i,Pabit-` l . The past volumes are the best assurance that noth- I. li.l'e ma nner. - ' '• " • -' - ' '
.b, ,
eiliWiridow Shades, Clocks, .Stores, Qi)s an Paints, ring offensive to the purest Morality, and no wanton 1 cl. airs still eniageA in obtaining Bounty Land War- I
Ploughi, Sc. A..e.;lnlsbort, the larges: lan of piles I attack upon honest concretion , will 'ever find• tt , oace .l rants , and am willing to dothe business upon thr: -.];
of rich and cheap Goods, too numerme to &glen, 1, in the•Magazirie.: - - : ' ' . - . 1 Moat liberal tertni, and although 1 hive no Motive tr; ',l
but just the things to purchase; all of whit Will he I - All communications slioirld be addressed ta• DIN I st'end my tune: and labor wit rout charge, Yet I will
wild at die most reduced piece and o 4 the Ininst fit- ! h; EDWARDS,,Pablisheis :of Putuata's MOniblv, t o i ; tin the business at.theloweet price than 1 can do. it •
viarable? ternii for cash or approved credit.. l• '.ii. i Park Place, New York. - - . •",, . I. hneatly and live. .. ••• .., • • '..- - .
.N. 11. Flour and Salt constantly' n viand.; ',' , - i -' • ' '-. • - . •• 1 .!Those having claistis_l beheve.Will find it materialb - •
, ,I - , 1 • ' 4.,'11a.r---C ontents. - .. - • •
, t t their advantage . to call upoOme before going else:
;Nets mlir° 4 M3Y ' Bss ' -. " 1 ' I, I :' , ' i. 1 The Last Word ofgeology-.-Oliier'Bitaselin—The i where.
. ~ . I , ~, 1 , . -. , .
, Compensation Office--;-The Alps—The-Dames of Yir-I i After 'thewarrauts are obtained,_ if ''f h a •
y o t e tear
.
ginia--..The Turks Two. Hundred Years 4go--The 1 C aided desire to sell them,'-1 am prepared ttri - tt be
Niglit'AChasenly a. - Pebble—The Count De.Caglf-j highest cash market price. . ''• : . •
ostro-The: Challenge—The National. Academy of I ll ani..lalso , engaged in, the prosecution of other
Desi, l o- , The -Birth Place of Sicrzart--A.Criasc,in the i clidins against the. Government of the rztited'Sitites,',
Fly - tag Dutchinan-The Beasts of the Prairies-truer- ; su t a, as for Pensions," Back Par r Extra Pay; &C. &e:
ice for. the Anierie.ans--Twice Married (Continued)—' 1. ' FRANKLIN FRASER Att'Y at Law.:
. .
Editorial Notes. ' " . • ' . . • ' 1 1 •L afentrose, May 14, 1854 -- . ~' . •-•.' ' tr -
.
1. Literature -1. American. . . - - . _._l . . . -
.
• '.. ' NEW 'GOODS..
-, Reprints. • '-; • ''.
-.: - - „I t ' '1
1L Fine' Arts. • - . '- • • .•
' - - BENTLEY di. ARAD . . 7
. „ , 1
in. Music. i ' .. . .. .
•
IV. Drama. - ".. r ' .. - :-. * -‘ - . AIM now receiving, their usual Supply.of- - SP.RDN'
, AND sauffEre GOODS; Willa. they offer to their
Tnitns.Twenti•five cents a - number,or, $3 per
annum. Clubs,.of five or more , supplieant $ 4 ;;ape- 1 customers, and t.4e publie.generally, on
- theinoat tea
te
elincir numbers furnished; andiberal terms gir, Eggs, Grain, -Bees
%%lP to I
tenable terms, for Cash, Bat wax, oron approvdtl credit.'. -.
agentS and canvassers. - . ' -• .
• DIK-& EDWARDS, 10 Park Mee..... - /-Inuir° ' €* * 4a Y /0855 `. -4 - ,
. . .
-i) ii - oi liikliffiS, Kerseymeres, Kentucky Jeane.
1...) Summer Stuffs,. and a general stoCk of-Staple-
Dry Goods, just received and fdriale right-byr '-- •
- • BENTLEY rt.H.EAD. :
, ..
lIIOME LABOR :I • 1 .fl _.!
- . . IVOODR r t TFF & ELDRED
ITAV-E reiubsed
•;; r
~ , ~
to the burnt district, where they
. I I ulll be glad to .ee; all their old c(tstorne4 .anil
as many - new ones a please to give 11)ent 4Can.+
Tncv intend to!keep a general issortm nt of '; Stoves *,
of ',the best kind andiquality, among • lett' may be
' mind RHCENJX - and PART OOK i IR-TIGIIT,
i ll
TIMER STATES . AND ORANGE COUNTY
A.11:-TIG'IlT,IPREjlIttif; STAR OFITIIE W 1 ;T
ELEVATED OVEN mR-TIGHT, CLINTONA , an 4
.WESTETINIiiV:VC. - trhe Elevated 00ao Stovss all
httie donble'fik , placea, which makes tlimn far, a . upe-
!,rior to the single. fire-place Stoves. Wie keeP;',cott
staidly Onlunatl;tl
~,weneantaisortment. of 7/I.VIIPR.k
of 4 first Fate quality, fur home trade; also, Wlll and
cistP.rn first;,
'.7ltaitts and ileehi, Lead ;Piic
l'of alt sire'; -Jappanned Wore, Sze. &c., tall of Ittildell
1 they profse. to sell cheap for ready paylor ' 4 wed
1 Crt;dit.-, Job wettk done with despatch acrd.
' le
S; . WOODRUFF: t', , -G. B. EL.
i ' Montrose; -Mai3o, lfitis. •
. .
I • . Nett Goods.. . 1
kibscriber is „in cotistant receipt:
T; Goods, in his line of busineiss; nearly ejtery
week.` The public It•Ul nabds issirtment.NO.
his aiticles new find of good qnality.: 'The stock 'on-Y;1
sists as usual of Druga,i..ifedici.uot,
Stuffs, Cirocerii..,. Pitney ,jorclry ? . PerApte
-1'74 ct`c. 'Store at hiwer end cif the Intrnt
licintrose,,June 'et. 1655. A. TtfRI:ETI.
Suqiner - Tl:3itifrs., ;Ina47wcos i}ion
so . rts.of Dry Gdodstat T.I.JARELI4
- lUk7, ANTED, in exchange for Goods, Efgs, Pater
V - Rags, Ilecitya:c, Grain of all kinds s iand
MoUtros.e. Jtte' 6. 1655. A. TcRREEI.
- . • 1110u1Lrose Stages::
,
IX.S.S' ENTERS ffnd'Stakes at Searle's' . Hoick
3iontrese,. Pa.whieh4un in conneetitin with 'the
following'Trains. - • •
-
!LeareAi_ 11 ..„31. Cidinecting with. the Ttain
for Great Bend. •I(This gain piny ineots. Dar Express
both East and t.) . 1. 7 I q
f,eaire at;:; 3L Conneeiing withFreiglit TrailifOr
Great C'Eiend, and Mail
~ , Train for -Serer:fon. eflie
Freight train meets MaitTrain West at Gtieat Bind
'
And Night BlT:vs:4es bAth East and West.,
, :RET,IIIINING.
Leave Depot for llontrOse on arrival of alllhe
trains. l•- • : 1 • '• L. SEAR.,
Montrose, May . *.- . i
;..
C. al:Virgil Dentist h* taken rooms_
Clutrollers store, ,ihere it will be his pleasore to See
'his friends a. quick as po . rible. C. D.
I'B VIRGILi
May 2,55. Resident Deitist.
i i
t• • . . ' . NEW. GOODS: '• . • i
,
•! The subscribers have taken
. aiifitted up: the new. [
ibuilding onthe west side of Public, Avenue, two doors t
'iabove Searle s Hotel, and arc now receiving" a large
and well elected assortment of - 1
, i
Fall a nd Winter GOntis. • - 1
Their stock is almost entirely NEW . , having saved
but a very few goOdS from the - late destructive - lire, 1
plod comprises' their usual variety of DR.I'VOODS,
Groceries, Croekery,, hardware, Drugs Medicines,
Faints,-Oils, Dyestuffs,'DoOts, Shops, Leathers; glassy
- • g ... !jewelry', Watches, Silver Spoons,. Clocks, .Yankce ~
,
Seven ttn4red 'Dollars ßeVrarifi, ' Notions,' ke. Sc. •We are thankful for the patronage - 1
, ~
, 11 1 IIE above reward will, be paid to me ift My ens- hitherto bestowed . upon 'us, and trust that our cus- 1
'_ll_ ' 1
tethers will call and pay me what is hot)estly MYlomersi and the publicl'genemlly, will not fail to give''
due.l I; am loudly C.alle:d on by tny creditors to pa)? I 1s a call in our new location; confident that we can_
'up, andit -i& irnpoSsible for me to do so wiless My I apply them with goods on as favorable terms ter here..
t
old friends will step up anil emit over. So frttend O I °fore. • . • BENTI.EY,..t. BRAD
the - Matter insquare immediately, arid the yams eith'er 1 li Montrose, .'.i . oireniber 30. 1.5.4 - .'
by cash Or note, and save both yourself and fle."' '1 1 t, . '
Montrose,May. 1855. : D. 11. 111 OX.
!
- i-- - • 4, rXrflf;'7.o . lr 010
T ,
,
4 0NDON TWIST DOCIIf.RIIARRRI.GIitiS; de:i
single barrel, `aid extra fine Rifles, fees:de by;
May 1.1 -' ' 1 - t' - ' • .4. LATIIROP .t, CO. A
, 4 •-• SPRING GOODS,
A superb lot Just received • and how offering at the,
&rest cash pricCs for approved credit or reinly pay ,
.
by '- '- '', LATtilb3P 4; tNt.:. t'!'
• 1 • X •
York Prireg
AltE.now being parieby:A. •Lathrop & Co, l to a 11,,;
those who consign their butter and produce ti:i . theno
They baying made tirtangentents are now ent4bled
send all kinds of produce to. New York - and „lto sell!,
the same id 'the hieheS - market pricey. An tbose l , l ;
who' Wish ;good pries. and quick returns we incite tot
call upon ; • , . A_ LATHROP CO..
MontroAe. 3fay I, - 18 . 55..
Antii
. 1111kTans of all sizes and made from
hi 13 V Aildoutile crOs tin a less than IleOhants
usually pay to sell 'main, for sale by the Subieriber,
We hire home to the conclusion to sell pang io Far=
triers as loar 3.s we wOl to the trade, - thereby isingl
to the Firiper our profit. 'Our wares are warranted ;
to bo'perfeet in eteryirartieGlar qr no sale.
• Terms—Cash or obort credit. . f
I IJ. DICK,ERIfAX.r . Jr.•
,NeW Slilford*l6ss. .
t
• :. -
,
t Presiddit,
-1., VII: OWE,' OF-011I0: •
For rice . Premdent ; t •
OF PEN.:SY LV AXIA.
111,ore - Near.f4oads at the Red
store; ~ 1 - IitENRY licErtatic -
Lodtri!vile, May 4; 1855. •. - .20-41c3
- -
H InssoLunozu -
T"' copartner:4l4o' ; heretofore existing under the
firm of Hnwlef k Mott is this day disgoWed:
April 1,.I : 850; -G• R 143WLIVir.*
• ; * C. W. MOTT.
The noteli and accounts are in the hands of C.N.
'Mott for Collection.; Those interested will please call
as soon 'as c4nvenient.l
. FULL I I ASIMILVIEM of Tin, Sleet Iron
and Copper Ware of my oirn manufactur and
made of bet#y plate, foe sale by . ,
_ • J. DICKE'RMAN,Ur.
• New ifilfotd, July 12; 1853. • •
Hon. S.IB. NELLS t
J. M. Ciarrtsprzi,
K PnismT,
J. B. Slocum,
Baowxxu,,
A FULL amortmentof Ilarilware,.Carpenten'And
A
Jobserst Tools,' Finn!) . Chain, and fiXtUrell a
Near 3filfo 1, Jul}; 1854.] DICKEIIII4:.\
A.Siti.S - tBLUN
kJ Chap as
13DRIC,. FLOUR AND HALT by the barrel
, it the lowed vides at DICKERM.
Adtn . ini‘trator l s Notice.
11%1OTICE i; hereby given' that letters of
: imago ele m»ix non cum Icalamento nuncro
upant tbi estate ofWis4 , Wrlght deceased, lmie ileen
granted, the suliscibler," and ill personlndelOted
to said estate are ',requested to-. make immediate lay
-
meth, and ill* haying Claims - ie . present them - . t
atteried for Ottleinenti E. F. RALLY •A!inef.. .
Brooktm.May,l4. 18,515. • • 9,5-14
'• ' Olds ',V104,1, 1 10V0011
1.0 000""Da !anted at the Farmer's les
_ , . change, for which the highest maticet
priel will be paid in CA2II, by
Ju4e 126, 1E50, LATPROP &el
raw
1
DS, of the beat quality, Pie, gale
DICKERMANIL
a- . :
,-
a.' -• ti
- 7 - 7. :. : -... . -7 . - 7. -- ' - - -- .7 - 7 = 1 • 7 '7 7- - •' . \ . .. ' ~,,;.,- -' . - ... --
, A PEN** SAVED - WORTH '' TWO- ' .. - . ,T.5007 - ..6... ' : .: -
I . EARNED.,-' , - . ,-- • - - - ' ; HOYT . et. BEVAITIC- • • -'
T "WITTENBERG 'Ss' 8R0.,' Xotitiose, - Pa.,bilis r . i li a f ib it a fii.olib t 4l t i o .liotwoou•ifoutkose awl ...
lel • this method of adiising.their old friens and
custoniers and the - public at large , hair in lust f
-11, - New York .. The'subscribers will 'continue their'
rat ' t
-- ' d ' " s r connections of the past year for, selling
,Stisrpiehanna
received and opened.thelargest, prettiest:an . cheap- i c . a. p ro d uc e ot i ecnin pWain.
.." , ..
rest stock of RhADF MADE GLOTSING eccr bro't I- '-31..avnEw J. ittattitarros, - will receive - and fbriard_
to this place, which th'ey 4 51rerAt wa-cmana"lyar''''" from freight fur this con .in at the.Mantiose Depot. SVE-: -
cast, thertdv'effering purchasers the rare oppoitunt-i Ry Tt l EsDAy_ - •, . . i - - -`,.‘:. - . - .
ty of obtaining-goods .at `abotit tvril thirds'- the CISLIttI ' - Ttinnkfo Toe - p e t i t iintimage, end beteg satisfied
Also a large assortment of Dry Dods, •- I that their arran,„lrettleuts for • disposing of . produce or ''.
for Ladies Wear, new.stylgs DAadade, Stripe, - Mu, i thou,
4:*-ill P r-1- --4 '5 tLeVery kind.wilitiable - them.to.give generic • eatisfac''.
The. subscrleri tritst . that New ird - rk -"peicc•,.
- Plain :Mil changeable Silks, DelaineS,' 11M11 hi ; De Rage 1
I proinp t return.; outd• their uslial:stricfatteutlen to the
flerage delaines of new and elegant deiigns. %Alf the btiemm,„ w il l :. , -
. to t h em asou th lu o c e„ - Tof favors •
latest st: les of Ladies Dress Goods; French- Lawn- -s_ ;
; heretofore so liberally bestowed:9llon them.: ' - '
Prints and . Gingham: . A handsome wasertment of 1-
The ietorns, will be-premptki:paid in cu rests money
Dress Trimmings, Embreitled SleeVes,Xollars , Cuff% 1 b,.. 31r;-llerrie,,,,,e,i,ho will t ag!. Make luraltulvnu- . :"
" f!:
.etc„ 'Tao:MO and Swiss Edgingsindinsertinr,Gloves 4. on o onsi 152,.nt when dasiiok::
~ . , .
•. , .
Mks Iloviery . „ Tells tind' . Farisids. ~,.
,-
Their assortment ofShawfS is very large, embracing I, ' - Ourmarking cards have _been left with the Sail
every thing that is rich anal both- foringp I itv,"anditilFgrictoloddaigecnottudiligur,ef.,dasteortus•hoo.nwillotatir
aikrtatbfoni„r-
and domestic :. i. - • - ' •,-' . - - _Ttlestlitys. .- " -- . •- 7 . . 7 '"
'• Theii.Bonnet Depallment is large,and -complete,,
embracing the very latest styles, with.-Trimmings to
An extensive - a&cortnn'Mt of Trishdinetut, napkhis
towelin,g,table covers, curtains Sec. - : - - ,'. ..,
'We have- alasi w supply:of Shirts, Gentlemen's Col
lars, Suspenders; , Gloves, Umbrellas and a good aunty
other articles too numerous to mention._ For incur
gains the public is respectfully invited to call at tIM
cheap store of !. . • 1
3. Vir . ITTENBBRG.k L'RO
come of Chesnut & Owego Streets, four doors
of Pest's store
Putnam's Monthly.
FAISME as A_N )110 GARDENERS. -
a h .t o d ca
p ti Q utt e z
sti manure t,tittt -t i n o ou i lt n il ;.t e •ill l t l i f t p ttl i it o cheag
POUDRET,TE made by the subscribers.: The 'malt
quantity used, the ease, with which it is applied; snd,
the powerful stimulus it:gives to vegetation,. renders
it the Cheapest: and best manure the world. It
cause 4 plants to.come up quicker, - to grow faster, to
yield heavier, and ripen earlier thin.any other manure
in.thelworld,faii'd unlike other fertilizers, it can be
brought in direct contact:with.the.plant. - Three dol
lars worth is sufficient to manure an acre of_eorti.—
Priec, delivered free of cartage . or - package ou beard
of vessel or . rallroad, in New-Yoik city, $1,50 per bar;
ref, lei, any quantitY over els barrels ;" 1 barrel, $2 - ;
2 -barrels; ; 3 barrel,.'ss; - 5, barrels, $B. A
,pamphlet with infOrmation end. directions will be sent
gratis and postpaid, to any one applying fur the wipe.
Addre4s, the LODI 11,1NITFACTURING CO.. •
• 7-1 Certlandt Strect,'New-York,
.
i 1 r. R. THAYER, takes this method of saying
11 to his friends, and customers, that he ltaa-twain
resumed the practice of medicine, at his.old stand at
~.3tontro.se, where he niav be found at all times unleAs
PrOfes4ionally employed. He would,,say to those in
' debted to him; that he will deduct -twenly-fire per
• 'cent on' all accounts paid before the first of April next,
:.(or if any. poor like myself! will 'deduct fifty.)
Montrtise, - Feb, 20, 1833. • • • I
Stearns
and - iViurviu ' s .. .Fire-Proof
- - -- - Safe's. :
iTIIE subscriber :have made arrangements to fur !
..
/ash to persons wha may be in want of them, the
above named invaluable Safra,. at the same prices felt;
Which' they can-be obtained' at the manufaetarees.:--
Daving eNperieticed. the benefit of such an article dn.
ring the late, conflagration ourselves:, we. wouid tarn-.
estly:recomniend to othemi - haying valuable books and
papers, the preserving of which woetd be of immense
ireportance to them, not to do without one. . .
!,Prices range from t;ifi to ; ssoo;,and we can eiplain
4 .
to any one .wi'shing to purchase; the •differerice in
style, size, prier, ke., and furnish' theta on short tim.,
dee, with the internal- arram , emetit to suit the Ptir
elpser.-• • - - • 7BENTLEY - .& READ:
•1110,nte4se, December 19, 1554. - - - , . • i...- :' .
THE PEOPLES 'STORE.
ILTAVING recently volnutatily relinqUished the
JLJL sale oftiquors, \exceptin& strictly for medicinal
purpofes, as alDrukgist, the people without distinctiim
of,Party, Society, Sect, or Religion, are respc'effully
invited as usual, to call and examine the quality and
prim; of goods, and to therehy'ovail themselves of
any advanuge'of the market they may thus acquire.
Montrose, April 19, 1854. ABEL TVRREIeG.-
1 - l'' -': _JEWELRY. . : • .:'
If ARE . new Jewelry just arrived, direct froth . the
i .1.11..1. inanuEicturers, and consisting of. a 'first rate as
sostnunt,a, Ladies' and Gentlemen ' s Gold linger 1
I ,llingti,lßi'east Pins, Ear Drops and Hoops, Curb,- - Fob i
.land Vest Chains, Slides, Keys, Studs, Pens, lic.-,-
yersons wishing to purchase JewelrYshould attain-1
ily Cellist the store of . -2, - - A i : TURRELL. I
1 Montrose, April 12,185.5. . '•
- 1- 1 t
-". --4- - t .
' f l - T . " -- - • NEW 606E05. .• •
1 ,
1.1 'I T q LEE, AT MONTROSE DEPOT, haslust , re.-
,i_V . • cared a.new
.aripply of Spring and Summer
Goods,`,(whieh_will be sold • .very low for cash or farni
due
. torci b 'l'.
I „ ,
11 Q MUNDS good New Orleanik Sugar-fa one dOI-:
Ili IQ iiir a - _ : J. C. New Store:
!I rEA; Coffee,' Molasses Fish, Rice, and Groceries
-1121.14 of, all kinds,. very _cheap at . • J'. 0, LEE'S.:
1 , '
F ' • • .. IVauted, .
'P' .
1A I ,;i 4 r quantity of Egg it' ill - cents pa dozen, in .
\,
eehange . for goods at J. 3. C. LEE'S Store.
i• ' • •
~t . ,n quantity of Butter at lil cents per pound, in
IV exCharge forArkoods at J. C. LEE'S New Store. •
VllOSE.wishing to i•tircliase foi'leasi
' 4l° :lL• i change for barter, will lind it to thel
iitill,and examine my stock of Gonda an,
ttlitlies. Yor•hartet l of all kinds tho I
tt ' y at. all timea be retell on at . J. G:-1,
o, ✓ f. Depot. , !
I , ' ' NEW GOODS.'
1 , I . iIIIVING 'every week at ~ti - lAMBI , /
January Iwt .
'i ' i Enter Shirtvis and IlleLft .
ELLWG off at gvcatbargains. Call•on i
i _ ;tummy lot • _ A, 141 . 11.R0Pk. CO's- -
1r! L' . 60iiii - jairieil Stoilkii, :
iIt:TAT.CtO at , . A. LATIIROP.,•k UV*
.1 Ti , January lat F. ,
.. , •
'‘i T' --- 12 - - Kt - lin ItUriiiiiT4iiitiii: :_---
i Idt kind: and at the higlied twioes booed. by
JarmarY Ist " ..,_ A. LATHROP'S; CO'it.
- I I:l4lt.Flialina Salt — i - at .11M•tRii i- t.:Ves
r p
„lionisidt, Jamtary74lsss - •
1l MDSE NEW Villo at
A
' 1.T.1.1,May 224% - • L.L. POST 4. CV&
NOTICE.
_ •
NELSON' IL, notr. •
MATHEW J. 11ABRIllerrOX:
Montrose karch l .l.Bss. " -
Persons residing Out of the vicinity of 'iliontrOnet?
wisiting to send us Produce can do so by , co ma
it to IIOTT BEVAliiii, No. 11.37,Reade St N.l'
SOLDIERS' RISH IS. -
•To ail whom it 111114
By a recent. act of Congri*.the Boinity Land bite
has been extended to embrace. nltntot'eirery-esse of
of rililitary
service, • '
MI personi'wts; Inive beeq engag.ed . Ifllitaiy
Service of the United States; fora porlcal fourteen
CITTMMER De I..anc4, .LavrniChallies, Ginglaune,
O. Merrimac. and Coelier.o P nts, &e. &c. for *de
Ls BF`i\'TLBY & READ.
. .
ONNtTS, Ribbqns, .Parasials,:sntames
•
11 Black Siliq, Dress L0..34. for sale
lyr = ' •BSNTLET dz READ.
C:211,1, Fur, 'l,egitom, Panama,• &ma*, aiul Palm
kJ Iles, I.4aloellas,
,P , .atchels,ilVhsdow ".Piiper - Se.
&c. • • _ "1:314411EY'&31--
lEr..-I.IIDWARE, Clpekery, Patent Pails, Tubs, Put:
ty, Glass fie. . • BENTLEY ti BEAD.
T DRUGS, .Medleines, Paints,Cb. Dyestu ff s, and
_LA general assortment of Patent Mediehiesdnst is
and for sale by. . BENTLEY* READ:
OLE and ETT.perleathir, Pa •nt Ripa,.ealf
. and a. good supply of Boois , and Shoes constant
y ori hand.. /. • 113E3.711,Eit'Rzap.
XTACKEREL by tbe.birrel o ono-half harrel—al
- so, Codfish. - • READ.,
AATATCHE'S• and JEWELRY—A furl* asiOrtzterit'
V V of Gold anu ailser Lepines and Detaighett
Lecers,.in double and single eases, Ladies?..:Pins,.Nar,
Drops, Rings, • Guard Chains, Le. &e. Also,
. Silver'
Table, Tea, Desert, Salt and Sugar Spoons, - warranted
pure, for sale by . B - Trati• & Rix).
STOVES, antI.TINWSRE, Clocks,
_NeR4 - CanAF,
Lamp ca.mphene &c. &c. • --; . -
Mont:v.:id, Nay I, '55. BESTLEYt READ
GOODS! GOODS!
,
snbsenlier is receiving his 'SO:Ig and.Btim
.lL meeltock of Goods, comprising a great variety..
which will be sold. as low as anon this market.—
Please call and examine: - F: B. MANDL=
HATS. AND C-4PS- 7 -A good assortment of the
latest style. • • • ;
READY-MADE C.L0.771MG-;•A good- TarktY
of Spring and Summ& Clothing of the latest car. _
DRY GOODS—..A.. general assortatent throng.h
out.. Also, DRESS GOODS, consisting of Lawns.
Barege Delaines, French Debtines, Persist' Delskle.
Printed Lawns, Fancy Prints, Ladies' Worked_ Col- -
!ars, Xnsertinits, Edgings, Black Thibet_
and Cashmere Shawls, Parasols, liosiery, Gloves, kn.'
'BOOTS .AND SHOES, Clocks—a large assort
ment- irf every deacription and'stylb. great
variety; of Fancy. Articles, Yankee liotiims, sitm •
Criickery, Hardware, and_Grocerks of all
Trusks, a good.lot for sale cheap. 'gooks and-Sta
tionery-Wail Paper—also, Flour of the beat quality:
Montme, May 9, 1855. F. B. tHANDLER.
NOir-Mivie . of
molt-
• KIRKWOOD TO 11101ITROSIt;. -
TAQES. leave Kirkwood,. passingthrough Cor
k? beilaville,-Libtrty, &c.; every morning after-the -
arrival .of the Mail'Ntins of cars, both East and Vest,
reaching Montrose at 1 r. 31; Returning, leavt•
MontroSe.daily (Sundays excepted) at 2 r. w., reach
ing Kirkwood in time to take the Mail tialns of cars,
-both East and Wost, being the nearest and most fea
sible route' to reach the New York and-Erie Railroad.
This line intersects a tri-weeldy line for Dintock,-
gpringlille, Tmakhannock, Wytimingo and .WUkes
harm; Which leaves Montrosent '7 A 1. . -14 event 'Mere
day, Wednestliy and Friday: _ .Adso.,a line to Friends
vide, Lernysvilk, &C. •.
' Good team& and conifortable_eartiages are provi
ded, and the proprietors trill spare . ..no .pains.td:lo
- the public. W. HATCEf,
.April G. isfil. - MORGAN & "WEST.-
NEW STORE—NEW GOODS.•: ,- '
Tk subscriber takes .iliis' method of advertising
his - friends and the public generally,,that
fitted up a store 'dust across the street kom-his',Old
qyarters;.in Brooklyn, where-he is-,- . Prepared to c•
Oive customers and sell them kkals at as low ratv ,
as any other.establishnient in Susquehanna county-.
MY assortment is very largaindee.d c ombracing near,.
- 1Y every article usually calie4-form a connti-y store-
Xs I am determined 'to do `baldness so tia to arObl
"bad debts," ?ialponaltle credit purchasers ore
taxed to pay, I cant:Ate superior inducements tocosh
and otherwise PROIIPT•PAYma patron:;." Call and Set:
me. •1 Q - G. BEIIPSTEAD.i.
-Brooklyn, April 36,
NOTICE: •
THE fim RE notes and accounts of the of Thu*
1: • Caudell and R. P. C:andall, are left with' Dr.
R. Titayre for NURmert. Thou indebted am nitwit
ed to make iiumediate payment and save.etiat.:
, •R. P. 411.A.,NDALL
Monti-ose, Arai! 28, 1858.
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4 Goixl Second band buggy for sato - by .
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Maritrose, April 11,, 1885-,
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terett to
rices for
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pric
'B Store,
Denther, tipper du.,.Calf Stan, and Fatenr,;,,
!Cips---a.neur supply, just red - eked,. and f'oesahr
v - . BENTLEY & BEAD..
Paper
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Look - Abeed, (itae)-;-IVolfertig
Spencer`i Sketebes—Voironderful 10We:items of CapL
Wiest The Slave lielder'st
Ilouatork-4,auct riceito;lll4l IX;
Stowe)-Nag Bag, Milli:Sae4ote'..— , wifi be .341
eithl4P. ' . ne : P 44 PLYX.
Nay 22, y 55. 1 . : - -
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zner wear, Ilenti tand-,14 riesAitalk
and see. B, CBANDLEBt
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