IMEI!!IEMIIEII
`~glr~cy~fyfr~j.
111
,
• . „P • ENNIEII LIST,
or s tut SUSiaIfirIIANICIL COUNIT AGRICIYLTVRAL
.Whir is ud - Cattle =Show to be bald in
. , :illoirtroge, Oct 11th, 1856.
ii ;c '--.-• I - NEAT earns. -
Ft
For he oe'tst, 'hart Ball, two years old and
tii•••
wiiiii..... - .....: • • •ISM
1 •:•30.t est, - - /•onB,oo
De
For the. best Ball,do. ' 5 ' 42143
Id - best, •• • . ' 300
. Fir We ti6t Glide or 3fix9d,• • • • .... • ! .. :•5• 0 0 .
-2a befit,. : . . 3e, ' - 3,00
For 'liest tow, regards form and appearence. 5,00
2d best,. :.. , •• • • - SA)
For the beat 1111 eh Cow as appears front results, 5,00
2d best, i , .. 3,00
For the-best Mb years old Heifer. .... -.. .. ......8,00
sd !"te s t' • ••1 1_ - .
fa best, I • 2,00
For the best lot f store Calves, not less than five, 5,00
2d best, . 3,Q 0
341 best,..., e i , 2,00
Fat the best pair orNorkink Oxen,!. ... .1..6,00 ,
.24 beat, - - 800
.
,3d.be5t,....! - "2 00
For the best, in.' two. year Oftal . teers,.. • ' / 5 00
giriaist.,..,:; ...3,00
, t
- 13d.beit,...4 , , . ..... ..%00
Ton the best lot, of Yearlings, not leas five,.5,00
.
•td best, 4 3,00
'
ltd best,. .:! 2,0 0
To the town . sltik, that will send to the Fair the best
ten yoke of
,Werking Oxen; 10,00
td - b551.... 1 . ..... .. : ... .... ..... -.......5,041
h SAW.
,
For'tho beet fine wooled Bnelt, .. ' - . 300
2d best, ,1 2,00
For She best SOuth Down and Middle Wooled, 3,00
2d best,—
For - the best 11
=?kbellt). • •
'ng wooled Buck, 3'oo
• 2 00
,' of fine wooled ' Ewea, not less- than
8,00
2,00
i of South Down or middle wooled 8,00
,
, I
of long wooled, 3,0 00 0
,I. - - 2,00
For the_bfttt
threi,"
:VI
For the best loi
..2d • best,. . :p
For the best Icp
2d beet,...]
I=3
• • , 3,00
2,00
5 . ,00
2,00
3,00
• 2,00
..5,00
POO the beet
241
Best 50w,...',
241
Best lot . of Ti
best,....'
nonaza.
n for all work;
For best Stall
2d best,.. .,
Beat brood M
2d best,... l j
Best pair mate
24 best,.
... . ....... .... ......:.....3,00
are, with colt by her side, •
3,00
. . _
ed Horses, raised in the county, .5,00
1,00
rot - o.st. •
t, of any breed, not leis than six, .3,00
2,00
Fiir the best I'.
2d best, ...'I
sd. best,.
arrrrit.
kin ,of
For the best fi
2d best,. ..!
3d best,.. J
CHEESEI .
eese, not less tslo 2511,.
For tbs best I
2d best,.:
CARDER TEGETAIILIft.,
Best 'variety,
2e best,..
nut:.•
ariety. of Fall apples, not lesa than half
For the best
bushel,
24 Best`..
Best speeime
2d best,..
of Grapes,
QM
0U Honey, from the hive with Out,
TO the best
. 14 troying the
241 best,..l
cc;...
DOMESTIC MANCFACTVIIEJL
nel; nnt less than ten yards, —3,00
Tor the best
2d best,.
Id best,._
For the best
e 2d best,..
Sd best,. ,
For 'the best- ; ,
yards, I•
• 2d 5be5t,..1....4
-t !Cap.
....2,00
1,00
3,00
=
• 1,00
Woolen Carpeting, not leas than fifteen
.; • 3,00
.0 00
Lg Carpet, do ...
'Woolen Clo t do..
EMI=
'For the best 3,00
.2d best; . '2,00
For the bestl wilt of any description` .3,00
td best,. 1,00
Tor-the best Ornamental , Needlework, certificate ,of
merit. IL - •
Forth° bese,Worsted work, certifiCate of merit
:For the bese!rariety of Flowers, certificate of merit.
- • 1.4171Eit AND rrs mAxuracrrßis.
)'or the bestilot Sole leather, - •
Reit lot cif Harness leather,
Best lot of Ctalf Skins, •
Best donblel,Carriage
• Bestdouble, , Tearn.. do
Best single Qarrisig..
For the best Saddle, and Bridle,.
'{ CABIS I ZT worm.
For the. best exhibition of Cabinet Work, . . . -. ...3,00
2d best, ' a 2,00
1 ?aux 1311%1611KM% '
For the best' Plow, for general n5e,...... ..... 3,00
2d best, ' 1 I do 2,00
For the best furrow,
. • 2,00
, " . beat Cultivator, for C0rn,....., ... 2,00
`" beit i Corn Stalk cutter ' 2,00-
" best Corn Sheller, ' 2OO
" best Churn, 2,00
- '" best' Ox COI, 2,00
- " best' 'gorse rake, , ; •.,....2,00
" best Has rigging, . , - 2, 00
" best Farm Wago " 2,00
" best lot of Butter 4ins azid: ,00
" best Cheese Press, 200
To the person who shall exhibit any implement of.
his own invention, which,-in the opinion of the Com
mittee, is worthy of merit, 3,00
- Punttrai l s FOR Gaits. are to be awarded - at the
meeting of the 'society in January.
For the bait crop of Winter Wheat, not less than - two
wrest, . - 1 1 5,00
2d best, ! do 8,00
For the best crop of Spring Wheat, do.. ' ... ...5,00
24 best, : ! • do • 3,00
For the best, crop of Corn,not leas than three acrea,s,oo
- 2d best,'; • do . 8,00
For the befit crop of Potatoes, not less than one half
ata . p - 1 500
2d best,,. do 3,00
For the befit Cooking Store, cast in the county, certifi
cate of meri t. ,
-
t. • - .. -
11 ..... ,
_ .
For the beit lot of Horse Shoes for the road...sl,oo'
For the Vest for the farm, • ~ 1,110
• To the 'l'armer who will shew the
_greatest results
from his fram, for the pasilyear, in proportion to the
numbtr Or acres improved, a cerficate of merit
and, 1 ! ' ^ • .....5,00
'2d,bestt....do :.. do. :d0..a,00
~.
• The Es)entive Committee in presenting the pre
miums fo ii 1855, are gratified.% offering to .annpet
hors the most liberal list that has been laid before
them; and it is hoped the 'exhibition will, be more ex
, tensive thln at any.former period.. There never was
a time wh n the Agricultural interest was so prom
inent in e county, and held out such induceme_nts.
It is trusted therefore, that an institution which has
aided so essentially to develop the resources of the
' county will be liberally supported. Applicants for pre-
Mill= orl Grain and Potatoes arerequested to gi ve
the mode' of cultivation, and furnish the Society-'with
- completeproof of the tonintity raised. Applicants
fee premiums on 'Mich Cows for Butter, will state the
greatest quantity made in any one week during the
- mum.
i i
Persons presenting Agricultural implemienti, are
. reqiieste tofwmildi a description of the article.
To en le the Committee to give an additional in
.tercst_to e exhibition, it is earnestly requested that
a l h
those whe take an interest in the success_ of the So
ciety. and who possess any thing that is . ornamental
or clarion*, wM send it for inspection/
. - 1 TROILUS Nicnotsox, . '
Avritze aturwnt,
. .
• ' Taos. JOHNSON'
i N. B. If any thing has been ove'rlobked in the an
i nouncement of prenaiuma it will be rectified, on aP
, ,
plicationitoany member of the committee. -
1
.._. - ~
cannaSusqu County Fair and Cut.
1 tie Show. -
Tit4ll4lk> 'lig persons bare been appointed Indies
itt the ensuing Pair and Cattle Show, to take place on
thelltiOctober, 1855. •
CTiwkrii Bulls and Calea•-='Thomas P. Phinney,
David Wiktiee, C. J, Hollister. . -
• ./idges
.on_ Working Oxen and the Ten bete Fair
Awn asp Tottiship- 7 -James Hassan, P. IL Hollister,
Ado on; Belt - Mate. ed Stets and Fat Cattle,
thraltlid.dteo*l . irsOld—Ami Wakelee, Garry Law,
C. caws_ s ,
.war . ~
-- df oot:reung Stock.inelndins HeiWear
ling, and Caliea—Eufna Wth, Sandy Al
moo SteiOns. " _. .
itigOisi'eft Bkeep-7; , ioelTuftell; :no. 8. Birctuird
Wl,Sam Wes.
iiiiigl on Bteine—Renry Bailey, B. 0, Babcock,
illamion Main.
. .
WiliameMard, DanielSearie,
Beau A31'03. I.
Judges on .Poidtri--*niruuri..X.Poo, :owls Mack,
N. C. Warner.t • -
.':Judges on Butter and 'anise—lsaac , L. Post,' jo:
seph D. DrirdMr,'Abe) Cassedy..
Judges on tregeteib es, Fruit, and :loury
Warner, - D 2. dope, - S. A. Newt#ll.
Judges 00. ilitrinitis Implements—Caleb
iniaai Jesnp, John llarnngton.
Judges en Singk aid Double Carriage- 1
Searle,, G. Z. Di mot,
_ . . ,
.7: m i g n on pat cr—, Ww. L Vaughn, Ci
mono, Charleti Stoddard.' •
Judges oil ilrainesi Wad ''Sadrileti4. FL,
&Mira Bard, !Belli,- Clemons. •
• Jiallea on; flabinet Irork—Lorenzo Beach,
us, Win. Boyd, •
Judges 41 ;fled .Results from tiny Inrri
Gram and; Oder Viiirgar—lsise P., Biker
Jewett, Datdel MeColltun. • "
Judgei oUlDomesUe Manufaefuirit-8. B. Chase,
• Mi. JameioNasson, Mrs. Abataktedy. - '
Judges o Ornametital Needle Work, Worsted
Work and larvell...-31111. , Wlll. - L. POst, Mrs. Win.
J. Turrell, Id A. Chamberlin.- -
Judges on he %Ploughing Arafeh-rAbel Comedy;
John F. Boils, Samuel W. Tewksbuo'. - • •
Receiving Comnieitee--William 11. Ji?ssup,
Fitch, Charles Foster. - • ,
The foregoing Judgea, who are ablel to attend, are
earnestly requested to report themselves at nine
cloCk on thci morning of the Fair, at tie Ticket Office
by the Fair' laund,, as it is of the utniostlusportance
to the well ordering of the Exbibitionithat the serer.
al Judges shnuld be able to proceed early to the bast.
sees in hand: ' • By order of (he 'Bs. Com.
• 3,00
The, Plough
Agricultural
the afternoon
the farm of I
Drinker's pre
For the Be
2d beat
ad best:
* 4th best;
tith best
TO every
Society will
corning forty
tore."
•
per The ollowing prctniurns• -hare been recom
mended at a, meeting .the Agricultural Society to
be added to ose,alreely published :„ - 1 • .
For thest sirgle Gelding, • : 5,00
For the
4, i
lot of doirs,..not less than five,•s,oo
For the bt r t fat Oxo_e. Cow, . 3,00
For the beet Single 'or Double Carriage,— 5,00
The best iot of spritig Pigs, not less than x,.3,00
Best portble.CideriPress,-....:•...
3,00
Best b gallons Cider Vinegar,. J ;2,00
Second bust do., .... ... • ;1, 00
Best matched 3 ;yeai• olds, ; 5,00
.The premiums for, Futter are to he awarded for the
best made 'ill the seal mouths of June, July, and
Angust. •; 4
. 1 . . I
ralrAt a • eeting'of the ,Susquttlianna . CountY Ag
ricultural So lety In Noritavere, otrßaturday, Septern
ber'ls, 1855• ? the follotrina' Precuntlle Ind Resolutioni
were unanimously adopted: i
Whereas, Ina introduction .of Va77l4ble Neat Stock
and other domestic animals into thls county, through
the agency O members of the Agricultural Society,
has contribute f d
greatly to promotp the interests of
the farmer, 9nd has manifested thil, o4r lands are ad;
mimbly adapted to g,-razing and deiryfpurposea; and
in order more fully to developer or)r resources, a •
healthful coropkition must, be still further encouraged •
by the enlargement of 1 thci Premitim List, and ,other
indueetnent4 in order that l i the Fanner may better ap
pirciate thel natural advantages of the soil. There
fore— 1 ' I -
•
Re.kolred, r I That the Chairman pf the Executive
Committee be directed to corresStind with nori-resi
dent land owners in New l' ork and Philadelphia, or'
their representatives, solicitingintributions in aid
of the objects of this Society, w it h an assurance that
t
it • will be aPpropriated so ast Create lancing. our
Farmers a Ite.s.ire for improvemer t, and thus _eventu
ally tend to the, rtanetion and dvancement of :the
Ai
general agrieulturallnterests of the county. I '
, Resolred,i That the grateful thanks of thislScrelety
are herebyltendered to Samuel C. Morton,. Zari., of
Philadelphia, for,his liberal donation of one hundred
dollars, andlWhich the Society appreciates more high
ly' as evincing a;desire so truly disinterested to fur
t'her its ollets. THOMAS NICHOLSON,
_..; ! -
• .„•, ALFRED BALDWIN, • lii. COOL
-
I TIIOIIAS Jonssos, : !
, .
1 -
I DELAWAIE, LACAWANNA 2kNii Iiy'ESTER
1 . RAILROAD. , • i
rIN and after Monday, May 7th, 1655, 'Ore Mail
kJ Priss.ter Train will depart from Scranton at
10.20 A. 3r. Due at Great 'Bend at 1:20 P. - 14. ' Con
necting with the Dunkirk Express West on theN. Y.
& E. RAP _ Passengers•taking this train will arrive
in Dunkirk 'at 11:15 P. 31., and in New York are.ll:llS
P. W. • I •,
Returning, will leave Great Bend at 4 r. w ;due
at. Scranton •at 6:45 P. W. • • 1
The Freight AccommodationlFrain, with passenger
earattaehe4; will leave ScrluitOn at 1 r. u.- y due at
Great Bend at 6 r. w., eorrin3cting with the, Mail
Tridt Wes*, aninhe _Night Express 'Train i East.
Passengerang this train and the Night EXpreas
West, will arrive in Dunkirk atll2 rn. or by taking
Mail Train 'West, will arrive atiDunkix:k at 6:45 p. Ea.
ReturnitaF,-aill leave Great Rend at '7 A. It. On ar
rival of Chicinnati Express Eadit: Due it Scranton
12,101 r. ii i I 'i • - - 1
PassTz rs for Wilkotharrr Pitt.4o.on, Carbofdaie.
',)l,-
3 0 00
..5,00
.3,00
..2.00
...3,00
...2,00
2,0►
1,00
... ,00
- 1 1 00
2,00
EMI
-1,00
.• • • • $2,00
00
2 , 06
. 2,00
; . ,:: tiff)
raiiadelphia, (via the Catawic* Williamsport. and
Erie and Reacling Railroad, VialTaniaqtut,) and? DLit
on, and allfiniermediate places,:: will find fireC clam
stage coache Sin readiness at Stranton, on the arrival
of the Pasen er and Accomnldatinn Trains to con
rey th em o e above place& 1 Thiase.choosing '
iik
pri
vate cony v ces-will find the bestinf hMees and car
riages of efeir description, a raisonable charger,
ready to ordet. -r: L ' . .
:I,D. IL DOTTER R, _Superintendent.,
Superinieutlent's O ffi ce. 1 11 ; 1- . .
•
• Scranttnii May JO . 1855,. 1 ' ' 1 3
3
4IitIRLE'S C I AClllpf
LEAVE 3iontrase fOr B. ;L. ' S W. R.J}L.at 61 A.
3L,for Hipress Freight train to Bergman. At
II o'clock[A.4.l. for .Mail Train' to Grey' Bend.. At
3 T. M. fdrrese Freight 'lto Bend, and No
Train for 1;e ton. ton. Leave !Depot for. Montrose on
arrival of hll he abOve trains it Station.!
For seata apply at Searlela Hotel, Moidrcsie, Pa.•
Augustl.27 • I , 1
I 11,
• . EW SPRING GOODS' .
HENItlf would announce to
Lis Fri/nds and the public that -he is nowicopen
ing an t fi rually large StOck of SPRING?..:4ND
SUMILIE ?pO, ODS, inch Ming a great variety of
Prints 'pad§ cents to Is ;Gd per yard ; plain and
printed Barege Plaines, Ginghams, Bromic.;
Mick and fMicy Dress. Silk Area Tissues and
Bareges, poPlins, &c. i.e., with a superior assortment
bf Silk, Brioche, Catdmrere, and Thibet Shawls; Man
tillait, Parasols, French Lace and Straw and Silk Bon
nets, richlßihboni and Flowiers, with a large variety
of other S'aple and Fancy Dry , Goods.
• GROCERIES, CROCKERY, AND lIARD
,IY4RE-41rpn and Naas; 'Boots and Shoes,' Hats and
Caps, Carpeting, Wall Paper, Floor Oil Cloths, Paint
ediW-ind , Shades, Clocks, Stcires, Oils and Paints;
Ploughs, g.c.. ; short, the largest kind - of piles
of rich af(d chmrrOoods, too numerout, to mention,
'but just the things'to,purchase; all of which will be
sold at 66 most reduced prices and on the nicet fa
vocable tOnas for q.sh or proved credit. '
.
N. B. *lour and Saki ns.taiitly on.hatid.
B 3 5. •
of. the Borough of Montrose
_Ai three children, one white girl;
aged 8 yeirs; one black Ibq and one black girl about
the same* Ar , - ;Trion desiring to take one or
more of sud children can call on- either of the Poor
S. M. WILSON,,/
C. S. ICSTER,
Ise,. July 9, 185?...
Idontrti.
OAAA . Milk Pans of all sizes and •made from
VV.IV, double cross ,tin at less than Merchants
usually pay- to sell again; for sale by the Subscriber.
We havelcome to the conclusion to sell pans to Far
mers as low ea We will to the trade, thereby !saving
to 4he nut:l2er our profit. Our wares are warranted
to .be perfect. in every Particular or no sale.
Term 41-Cash or short credit
J. DICKERMAN Jr.
New Milford April 1, 1855:
~ Jo , Grimes' Advertisemeiit.
niture, who Burnishes the birds and beasts - with
eitra }mai for *doter,' has not, made st similar pro.
vision fo4 man, I have concluded to take it upon my
self to tend to ihat department; and therefore I
thinit_proper to *poops:* that , all shivering male bi•
peels, that need new apparel, 00601111 or inglorious,
fashionabsle - or unfashionable, *en have thew wants
supplied lusd_thaii tastes suited, by calling on me, at
my shop s Montrose.l.
largeAmiser Stith.
1.. stock "Wont, Linen, and Cotton stuircfor sum
mer wolf. Pleny of 4 and 8d Prints. Please call
and see. F. 1. CITANDLER.
- •
1
'laughing, Mate
hing Match'of the - Susodebanna County
Society will - take place nt 2 o'clock in
of Wednesday the 10th of October, on
parid Post, Pisq., in thel rear or Henry
wises. •
Ploughing,,(Horses or Oxen,) 85,00
„ . 4,00
i! ' . 3,00
I gt . 2,00
41 • it • 1,00
successful competi r a Badge of the
!be givem as recognition of merit in
Ito litrtheit the great cause of akricul-
TTIO'S. NICHOLSON, }
A. BALHWIti, I . Ex. Com.
,THOS. JOHNSON,
=I
.BUSINESS ch. •
• T u .
8 (ward - 11. Di
son
1311YSICLLN AND SURD . EON, .1 . Stanque
hanna county, ra. 11ctridence at thePostoffice.
DC
!1 - Hall & Lamb,
hare recently lllware
t room in Sal Milked, Pa., and • keep eon
staidy on Jou* all kinds of Cabinet-ware I also Ready
made Coigns. Funendlattended with For without a
hearse. Ware-room rearly oppositeDickman's
Store.• 1 . 1 .
New linfmti, May 15) 1855. I • 20--1 y
Cannalt,
Leonard
M. Sim-
Sutphin,
, -
it E. Baldwin, . 1.
TANUFACTURERS OF SADDLi, lIARIO47EM,
Tnollt l , Whim, de., in the BeseinentofSteuie's
Hotel, Hontrdsc; Pa
E. Back-
, and on
, Rodney
t .
C.ll. thminaps, " • •
IatOOT AO SHOE MAKER. Shop first door east
of Odd Pcikrws' Hall, Turnpike in., Montmse.
; W Singleton
C AN now lie found at his new stand on Owego
two doots west of Searle's Hotel, where be ef
fecitiOly repairs, - with dispatch, Witches, Clocks,
Jeweky, • Gints, and''every description of Machinery.
Wheel cutting; dun and Watch matesials supplied
to the trade:-
• I
. - -Dr. H. Smith,
SURGEON; DF.NTIST, Montrose, at Searle's
I otcl,.MOndace and Tuesdays of: 'each 'week. -
Henry S. Snapp,
NlCster.T..RA;?hslaVO:l3with.Ranol'C7oodm Woodruff
clacrr
lb
Mer
chants, AO. 113 Washington titrect, etween Court
andt and Iley . streets Sew York. ~
, . .
I. . Caleb Weeks
. --...,
SADDLE, lIARNMS, TRUNK MASER and Car,
riage Trimmer. Shop at hie dwelling 'house,
early opposite Henry Drinker's: ifolgroae, Pd:
..: _ _. ..... ....,.........
1 Miller . & Fow , lezi o •
i i
4 TT IiNkTYS AND - COL NSELL9RS AT LAW,
/ - 1..
at) Solicitors in llancery. Ctifle . A
e \'o. 44 .14 Clarkestreet, tikie4o,, ///.
•
sc . P ific Hi
ICU STREET, ( AM New
VI York. Salisbury k Co. In the
vicinity of the principal steantl •
I; Thomiaslngitrtui.
lIRA.t..EIt; IN DRY dOODS, Groeries, Clothing,
thhckety, Boot! and Shoes; Susquehanna
Depa, Pa. ; • I
.. .
•
i ,j.; • Bentley & Fitch,
ATTORNETS AT LAW, AND ROUNTT•LAND
AGENTS, ifindroze, Pa. 1 • • -
ri. it: 11E TLEi. L.. T. FITCH.
t •
- i -.t: :An (heves. i .. ,
FASIGONABLE TAILOR. Shop under Searle'a
1 '
lio!el, Maine- Street, Mcallnw.o., .11'a. .• '
D. D. Hinds,
L'VERY fiNI) EX.fiIIANGESTABLE. Office in
in shc i far of Wilson's'Sfore,...lfontrose,
J. 'Colsten,
EALEBi - 1N STOVES', Tin, Copper, and Sheet
D
IrOn' Ware, Lodersrille, near Great Bend Depot.
December:4. -
•
- . L. P. ':Hinds, :
t TTORNEY ..S6I,LAW, Simptch l tine, Pa. Office
on . Maine street, one door east 'of Lenheim'a.
, .. .
• .-:' Frazier & Case,l
ATTORNFTS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
. Office jon Turnpike street, one door List o
Post's Storei . XOntrtise, Pa. . I .
Albert..Ch,amberl4G .
.
TTORNYN AT LAW rind Justice of the Peace;
over 1 - 4 , L. rOst & (Vs Store; ifentrose._ r
Wm. H. Jessup,
,t .TTORSEY AT LAW.AND COMISSIONER of
for the State of New York, will attend
to all husineoft entrugted to him with promptne.iti, - and
.fidelity. Office on Public Square, ticcupied I,ty ; Hon.
Jessun.
i .
. '7l
• Abel T.nrrell, !-
.
.I.)EAE° IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemicals,
Paints; Oils, Dye-stuffs, Groceries, Dry Goods,
hardware, Stoneware, Glwware,.Clocks, Watches,
Jewelry,i - Silver Spoons Spectacles; Musical' Instru
ments, russes, Surgical Instruments, Liguori, Per-
Ora as• 4.••••••••••,
Notions, &O, • -
• •1a lt.-Lyons &
t .ND RETA I L; . DEALERS_ IN
ware, LarfeWparo,'Pa.
•
. F. B.
IMEALEp DRY.G
. Groceries, Books
Avenue, irepitros,,.Pa.
. „
Peirick & Dimoei, • •
PItYSI O ANE: AND SURGEONS. Office N0..4,
Oweg street, Noutrose, Pa. I
I. L. Post & go.i p
DEALERS IS DRY GOODS, Gcnceries, Crockery,
Rardiare, Leather, Flour, etc:, corner of Turn
pike Ftreet!andPublie Alrecoe, Horitroae, Pa. .
. J. Lyons &
EALEjts IN DRY GOODS, Groceries t llardware,
D
Crockery, Tinware, Groceries, Rooks, etc.; aLqo,
carry on gib Book Binding bisinessPublic Avenue,
Montrose,! Pa.
Li •
Bentley &
TAEALPAS IN DRY GOOJ
Pait6, Oils, Groceries, _
Iron, Clocii,s, Watches, Jewelry, Sliver Spoons, Per
emery, &C,—Foot of Public Avenue. Montrose.
Sayre, . Bentley & Perkins,
TANUfACTURERS .OF AND DEALERS IN all
land 4 of Castings, Stoves, Agricultural Imple
ments, etc.;., Office at Sayre's Store, Public Avenue;
Manufactori at the Eagle Foundry, Foot of Cherry
street, Mottirose, Pa.
& William B Tearap,
TTORI‘T.TS AT LAW, ..MoniriAte, Pa. Prae ,
tiee in . Susquehanna, BratlfoO, Wayne,•Wyci
'mini and rpzerne counties. /
. 'William W. Smith & Co.,
CABINET MAKERS. They keep constantly on
hand'# flood assortment of all kinds Cabinet
Furniture.; Shop and Ware Rocnis at the foot of
Mai 4 strut, lionfrose, Pa. -
!iltockwell, Winton & Co., '
fANITFAeTCRERS and DEALERS in &mu ,
:11.. &Wit, Rata, Caps, Furs, firalarellaa, Para
sola, Ribb#lo, de. the:, No. 20 COuctlandt street, Kea
York, (up l itairs.)
. rtz aocairEct... nOWARD. IW. W. WINTON.
• - !I Fraiklin Frilsei•: .
A TTORNEY AND cues.amioß AT LAW,
LI Jlenifrom, I'a.,. will attend faithfullv to all Nisi
ness,entruiked to him in the count iof S t usquehantat.
Conveyant4ng and writing of - all kinds will be done
neatly, an chargesinoderate. Ile' will also attend to
the ec of claims of soldiers 'their widows and
heirs, agulust the -United States Government, for
Bounty Lund, Pensions, Sc. Ma 'be found at all
.
hours at the office formerly occuliked by J. T. Rich
ardi; Esq.l . north of the Court Howie. 1489.
. C. Tyler,
INTEREST. ED with I.Z. Imzorter of and
I Dealeriin Hardware and CutlerY, Carnage Springs,
kc., No. .115 Pearl street, .1V etc York, where his Mer
cantile fri4nds, in this and otherigties, are kindly
invited, and mites* solicited to and purchase.
• NEW .GOODN
WE are receiving this week a lot f New Goods, jusi
purchased' in the "City, which rend'ers our assortment
complete,*nd which we otter on the most favorable
ter**, at the new building, one door above the Post
Office, BEN LEY A: READ.
Montroie, February 8, 1.855. •
f ‘ liooks and StatiOntry. •
T HATE received a large addition to my stock of ?
I. Books and Stationery, arnoog which.are: A Long
Look Ah had, (Roe)—Wolfert'a Boost ([raving}—Dr.
,Spencer'sketches•—Wonderful Adventures of Capt.
Priest—The Slave Holder's Daughter-Life of Sam
Houston4-Jane May—The Nay Flower (Harriet B.
Stowe)—flag' Bag, (Willis,) -kc.' ke.=-will be sold
cheap. • . CHANDLER: •
May 22., 1855. . • ;
- DISSOLUTION
THE 4parthership heretofore existini under the
firm y bf Hawley . & Mutt is t.l.4is day dissolved.
April 1855. • G. IL HA.WLEY.
C. w. MOTT. -
The moles and accounts are in pie hands of C. Ur:
Mott for collection. Those interM.ed will prom call
SS soon AS cortvesient.
. 'Flour and -sit •
By thcloiid, band, eaek, or poanid, by . •
lAngur, 1, 11155.] F. B. CIIANDLER
111.1111111 1111111
PENlift *own' TWO
MAIMED. I
UWITTENBERG le BRO., Montrose, Pa., take
s' this Method of advising their old friends ilia
custeinets itid the publieJat large, that they have jitst
received and'eneti thargest, Prettied and cheat,
ese EE
stack ofADY M ADE CLOTHING ever brit%
to, this which they offer at a small advance front
cinittherOy offering purchasers the rare opportuitl
.4 o f"obatits gOeds at about two thirds the motel
price." ; ••• ' ; •
Also a large asportmeut of Dr, Goods 4 oomerhtiog
for Ladies Wear, new !kyles Brocade: PRAM Igitidi
Plain and changeable Silks, Delaines, Muslin, De Rage I
Berage detainee of '
new and elegant delimit'. All the
latestst , les; of Ladies Dress Goods,French Lawns,
Prints rind ',Gingham,. A handsome assortment [of
Drunk Triintningii . , Embrolded Sleeves, Collira- Cuffs,_
etc. Jacono and Swig ' ) Edgings and Insertings,Gloves
Mits, Hosiery, Veils and Parasols. • J
Their assortment of Shawls is very large, embracing
every thing that is rich andlfashionabie both foreign
and domestic.
Their Banpet Department is lair and earepletc,l
embracing the very latest styles, with Trimmings to
match. „i •
An extensive assortment of Irish linens, napkins
toweling, *tile covers, curtains kc. I
. We have also a supply of Shirts, Gentlemen's Col
lars, Suspenders, Gloves, Eintirallas and a good many
other articles too .numerous to mention. For tar
gains the public ,respectfully invited to call at the
cheap stern of j.
J. WITTENBERG k BRO.
corner of piasilutlx Owego Streets, four doors cast
of Post's stem!' • u - •
I"
;• NEW GOODS.
PEN TLEY h READ..
ARE'novrreeeking their total supply of SPRLIVG;
ANI) St Ji3r:rt goons. trhich they Offer to their:
customers; anti; the public generally, on the f"St t ( e :
xongble tetnix, Tor Cash, flutter, Egg',-Grain, Dees.'
wax - ,.0r on appio - vcd credit.
MotitroSe,lifity 1,-1855.' • .
ROAD - CLtiTHS, Kerecymctes, Kentucky Sus,
.I...l'Sutittuer .ituffs, and a general stock of Staple.
Dry GOOtis, jusl.received and for sale right by i
• BENTLEY k
•
StTMM KR
DtJanea. Lawni o
Mei'rhnac an a.o v h ec o rrints, kc. ke.- for Sale
by . • . lIENTLEY & READ.
. .
RiFitons, "Parasols,. Stunmes Shards;
-L Black Silks, Dress. Tiintntings &c. &c.-for Said
by RENTI.EY & READ.
Q ILK; Fur, Leghorn, Panama, Straw, and POI
LJ Mats,.thnbrellas, Satchels; Window Paper Ike.
&c. • i BENTLEY &-READ IARD\YARE, Crockery, PiuteniPails; Tube, Putt
11 ta, Glass rec. ,IIf:ICTLEY &READ.
D ,
RUGS, Medicines, Dyestuffs, and
JLI gen eral' assortment of Patent Medicines, keit h
and for stile by BENTLEY 4S- READ.
S .
OLE.And Upper Leather, Patent. Kip, c a lfsy nts
and a good supply of Boots and Sloes constant:
ac on hand. . ,- . BENTI.EI
ItfACI(EREL by tlie.barrcl or one-hall . :
so,'Coiltisb. • BENTLEv. d: 14%04
andJEWELRY : LA full assortil.ent.
of• Gold ann Siher Lepines -and Detatybed
Levers, in double and single cases,•Latlies' I'ins,l Fat
Drops, Rings, Guard Chains, &c. &c. Also, SilveY
Table, 'n*, Desert, Salt and Sugar Spoons, warranted
pure, for sale by •-. BEN - yt.r.t& Rt an.
''TOVES 'and TINWARE, ClOcksi Nails, Candies.
Lamp oil, Camphene Sze. I •.I
• Montnqsfb, May 1,'55. BENTIEY d, READ,
. ' PILLAIP'S.• • -
The
. Grekest linproventent of the Age!,--- . 6.
• II.111701;irms' Ball ritl t ee
Force and Lift Pimps—
hiipivivement above all other pumps ori ma
chines for lifting, throwing, and carrying watei,
combining both a Pinup and a Fire" Engine. !This
Pump, pitented in February, 1851, is the whohir of ii i
metallic.i No bolts or screws about it td rust, oonse
quently.4 will last a man's life time. It can be used
in every:, varietn-of form—can draw water from any
situation,; and carry it to any part of a building. It
is superior to all other PuMps for Distilleries, l'aper
Mills, Tanneries, Brick. Yards, Iron Works 'andl Man
ufacturing establishments of all kinds.
All orders must be addressed to Anntsos DiUmtcx,
Lodersville, Pa., who has the sole right for Stisqui
hanna count
FARMERS
UNION INSURANCE CO:TWA:tiff;
OFFICE., +THEM', TiRAEWORD COUNTY, IV.
,
triLrrraL; Ir•ZULP,CFOO. -
Secured!by Bond and Mortgage .on the Real Bstate
of the Stockholders.
- Insures against loss by Fire, of Houses, Stores, and
other buildings, Goods, Wares, and Merchandise On
as favotaible terms as any similar Institution. LflStk.-;
promptly adjusted and paid. • 1
Di at:c•rotts.—Hon. Horace Williston, Athens;, Fran
cis Tyler; do. • George 'A. Perkins do. ; J. T. M. Meyer,-
do. • C. N. Shipman, do. . • C. F. Welles, Jr. do. ; J. E.
Canfield do. ; Hon. John Laporte, Towanda; Gen.
Wakeman, Lacevriile'; Geo. M. llollenback , Wilkeq
bane ; Michael keylert, Laporte, Pa.
Borate Williston, President; C.
F. WellS, jr., V. Pres. and Treas.; J. E. Canfiebl,
Secretary. , - !
.Agent; 0. S. BEEng. t !Arose, T'a, f1p:!211):1
_ •
FARMS FOR SAILE. •i
THE subscriber will act as agent for buying and sell
inglßeall Estate--Forms, Muses, and Lots—lo
cated in Susquehanna County, Pa. All whci wish to
offer their property for sale can give a minute descrip
tion of their Farms or Lots as follows-1., Nutriber of
acres, how marry improved, and how watered; build
ings, orchards, grafted or common fruit ; -other frdit
trees; and the nearest point to the D. L. A: W.I R. R.
and N. Y. .3: E. R. R.
62 farm! the list, 43 • )11. lb All . ] • tilt
;:, faring on the list, CI ;y calling on the
subscriber a minute description, price ausl terms can
be given. •
office kni Turnpike Ft. 4 doors west of Maine Ft.
3fontrt)se, August 15, 1854. -A. BALDWIN:
. r
GOODS I GOODS
• I
THE subscriber is receiving his Spring and Sinn
mar stock of Goods, comprising a great variety,
which will be sold as low as any in this market
Please call and examine. F.B. CHANDLER.
'HATS ,AND CAPS—A good assortment of the
latest sttl6 : _ -
READ .1"-1fADE CLOTHING—A good 'variety
of Spring and Summer Clothing of the latest
DE)IGOODS—A general assortment through
out: Alk, DRESS GOODS, consisting of Lawns;
Barege Helaine% French Helaine!, 'Persian Helaine,
Printed Lawns, :Fancy Prints, Ladies' Worked Col
lars, Insertions, Edgings, Black Silk ifantillas i tThittet
and Cashmere Shawls, Parasols, Hosiery, Gloves,
BOOTS AND SHOES. Clocks—a largel assort
ment of; every - d4cription and style. Also, a great
variety ofTancy Articles, Yankee Notions, 4t-. '1
Crockery; Hardware; and Groceries of all kinds. i —
Trunks, : # goodiot for sale cheap. _Books and Sta.
tionery-+-Wall Paper—also, Flour of th,e hest quality.
Montiose, Mn' h, 1855. F. B. CHANDLER.,.
• , --- ,
' ew Line of Mail Si'l .. 04 i I .
. .. .
I .
-.) - FROM , 1 •
..
- KIRKWOOD TO MONTItO4::. i
QTAgES will leave Kirkwood, passing throtighTio-
KJ bettsville;Liberty, &c., every morning after the
arrival of the Mail Trains dears, both East and.Wt,
reaching Montrose at 1 r. x. Refurnish, leave
Montrose daily (Sainfays eicepted) at 2 P. M.i reach
ing Kirkwood in time to take the Mail trains of dais,
both Kist and West, being the nearest and Most fea
sible route to: reach the New York and Erie Karoad.
- This line intersects a .tri-weekly line for Dimoelc,
Springville, Tunkbannock, Wyoming, and
burro, lihich leaves Montrose at 7 i A. x. every Men
day, Wednesday and Friday. Also r a line to Friends
ville, Leraysville,
_Le. • ,
Good f uid r 6 r € aut.
ma and cfnnfortal . catriages are provi
ded,l and the p r oprietors w il l sPard no pain to ac
commodate the 'public. W. K. RATCII,
. April 6. 1854. • MORGAN At WE., T. -
1 • . .4___ i
--, ' NEW STORE—NEW GOORS. 1
.
THEEsubscriber takes this method of adaFertising
hik friends and the. public generally, that he has
fitted up a store just across the Street from his. old
quarters, in Brooklyn, where he 'is prepare to re
ceive customers and sell them goods at as I¢w rites
as .anyiother establishment - in finiquehanna j county.
My assbrtment is very large indeed, embracing near
'
ly evert article . usually . calied for in a countr y store..
-..As am determined to do bus ess so as to avoid
1.
"bad dekts," which responsible e purchasers are
t
taxed to pay, X can offer superior i ducementis toc4rsh
and otherwise•ssompt.ravirio pat', nsi. Call and iiee
me. I - - - .0. O,.'IIEMI'STAD.
• BroOklyn, April 30,1855. ' ' i
DISSOLVTION. •
Theieopartnembip heretofore eahsting bet ween the
subscribers under the firm of F.. 8 Kent At CO. is
this day dissolved by tout* consent. I
KENT co.
11414
Broklyn Apr. 2, 1855
OlOyer and Timothy red itor isalo by
,1 3URMITV.
Mew Milford, March 8, 1855 1
I
Paper HanitIPLIPI. I t
SAA Rolls just opeo4d, and rpm. for filets. ;per
VkJ roll by J 1 LYONS .1k
;
i - • . 00f riprir4› , ), 1 - , -
, -
, ~.-: - • 7, - - -_--- a
. . m or•:-:: . I ( l tt. :`--- '_,
' I 1
i
, E.? -... 7.-....
, .
.
, • 4 r ~ . . ,
... . ~
A , _ Jilt S., PILLS.. 1 .
A.
NEW
, 4 nd singularly successful remedy for the
' cure or ell. Billions dirseases-•.Gastit•eness, Indi
gestion, Jit diec,:DropsY, Rheumatism; Fevers, lII'.
:mors:more,.Gout, Nervinumess, Irritability , Inflammatieus,
r
HeadAcho, - kains in the Breast, Side, Back and Lim4s,
FemaleVoniplaiutii, kc. kc. ; Indeed, 'very few are
the diseases:: in which . a Purgative Medicine is not',
more or lemi-required, and much sickness and suffer-
ing might he prevented, if a harmless but effectUal 1
cathartic were more freely used.. No person can fl I
well while. a costive habit of both' prevails;* besides,
it soon gener.ites serious and often fatal diseases,.
which :night have ben avoided by the timely - and
udicious use of fiN 04;11.1 pi l rg A tiv e , Thi s i s alike true
t t t,
of Colds, Feveris symptoms, and Billions derange- i
mews. Thhy all ofil to become or pruducc the deep
seated andifortui lie. distempers which, load the '
hearses all ever &eland. Hence si reliable fluidly
physic is oflthe fi' 1 Importance 'to the public h ea lih,
and • this pill ha 4 been perfected with consummate.
skill to meet that etnand. - An'extemiive trial of its
virtues by Ph.ysicl S, Professors, and Patients, has
shown mult.'s suri wising an thing hitherto known i of
any me p an .Gures have ,been effected beyond be-
Her, wi fe they . tiel. Substantiated by persons of such
.e 1 alted?; positions; and. character as, to fox-bid Ore sits,
oicion - of untruth 1 Among the eminent gentlemen
'Who lutve testified in' f.,•-or of these ''ills, we :' May
mentiett— •
' 1t0cp..1 . . A. iiii i YkS, Awilytical C.lxemist of Boston,
and State A timycii of Massachlexerts ; IL J. Gantisktt;
Governer of I.x-Sacliusetts; ESIOItY WASIIIIIIRN ? EX.
,
Goy. of Mas;:4acliiiAolts; St miiiN ilnono, Lieut. Gov.
of Mas.; E. M:lt'txUarr, Secretary•of State of Masi:.
Jot»; 11. Irrzrartati»:, Cath _Bishop of Roston; Prof.
June Tenney, of the College of Physicians and Sim
geUns; New York city: Dr. C. T. JAcKtios, Geologist
of the Public 1.:LA(13,0f the United States; Dr. J. R.
Conroe, Practical ' 4 lletnist of;New 'York City, endors 7
cd by lion. W. 14. )(Auer, Seeretarv- of , State; WM.
B. Aston, the_riehOst man In America-, S. LEI eau k
Cu., Prixprietors; or the Metropolitan Hotel, and
; others... • ' i
: : •
Did space 'permit, we could Ore many hundred:
certificates from all parts where -the Pills have been
used, but evidetice even - . more convincing than the
experience of emitient . public men, is fohnd itt their
ettect.s upon trial
These Pills, the 'result of long - investigation and
study, are offered to the public as the beSt and most
complete which thli - present state . of. medical science
can. afford. They are chimp - luded not of the drUgs
themselves, but of the medicinal r vit tues only of Veg
etable remedies eXtracted by chemical prtiettes in a
state of purity, and!combhted together in such.a Plan
ner a to insure' die best :results. This system of
composition for niidieines has been found in Cherry
Pectoral . and PiJklborh, to produce a more ellieiCnt
remedy than had hitherto been Obtained by any pro
cess. The. yea4o,h. is perfectly obvious. Whilel.ty
the old mo,le of :Ctimposition, every Medicine-is
defied with.more fir less of.aCrimoniouS and ihinriOns
qualities, by thil each individual virtue only that is
desired for the ettratiVe effect is present. All the in
ert and obnoxighi qualities of each substance -
erit
ployed are left behind, the curative virtues only be=
ing retained.
.Henee it- is self evident the effects
should prove astlfcy have proved, more purely rent : ,
"edial, and the pillq a more powerful antidote to dis !
ease than any otl4r medicine known to the world;
As it is frequently expedient that many medicines
should be taken ender the counsel of an attending
physician, and" ashe could not properly judge of a I
remedy witimutlmowing its composition, I have sup
plied the accurate formulae, by which both my ,Pecto
ral and Pills' are Made, to the whole both/ of Practi
tioners in the United Mites and British American
Provinces.' If, hOweeer, there should be any one
who has not received them, trey will be forwarded
by mail at his reqbest.
Of all the Paßint 'Medicines that are offered, how
few would be triko - !jf their composition was known!
Their-life cintsi4bl in their mystery. I have no mys
teries. The composition of my preparations is laid
open to all`men, and all who are competent to judge
- On the subject frOly acknowled!fre their convictions
their intrinsic merits. The Cherry Pectoral was pro
nounced by scientifte men to be a wonderful medicine
before its effects were known. Many eminent Play- -
sicians have dechfred the 'same tldng . of my Pills, and
even More epnfidently, and are willing:to certify that
their anticipatiani were more than realized by.their
effects - upon' ti4al; They operate by their pow4rful
influence on the internal viscera to purify the blood
and stimukrte it into healthy action—remove
or IL. a%aaal 0411.44i0r.
I Bans of the trOdy restoring their regular action to
health, and,by . correcting wherever they exist, such
derangements as pre the first origin of disease. '
I Prepared
,by Dr. .1. C. TER; Practical and Ana
-1 lyiical Chemist, towel, Mass. Price 25 cents per
box. , Five bo , :es'for shatch. Sold by Ann TURRELL,
I Montrose; B. File It. II: EATON, Harford; Cnritc*
Irutlaff, and by all dealers - in medicines
every *here,
ALL READY.
STOVES ANI) TIN WARE FOR THE
. . PEOPLE. •
TOODRUFFik ELDRED hare constantly on hand
1
'a large and well selected asiortinent of 'tin
ware, Reels andl Chain for wells, pumps, cistern
pumps, d-c., Ilydiaulic Rams, Jripapned wares, lead
pipes afarl sizes ke., to. Job work done with neat
ness and despatch ; all _orders promptly uttended . i to.
STOVES k PIPE -
kept constantly on hand, a large assortment of staves
of the latest inipritsred and approved 'patterns. Our
experience in the)msiness enables us to select those
that we can safel) wan-ant to give entire satisfaction.
Amongst our nunierons stock can he found the
Paragon air tight Star of the West, Elevated
New . World, Clinton;
Atlas, Cultivator, as
. .
Phoenix,
Three States,
Globe,
S. wooDnurft
— J" --
.. . .
More n. 04 More New.GOOds. 1 -
H. BIIREITT is now receiving new . an rf u ll
• supplies:of Goads for the Wintor Trade' in
cluding a new and elegant assortment of French INc
yinoea, ,Merino aild Cashmere Plaids; Plaid, Fan
cy and
: plain peiLanes, Paramettas, Brache,Syilare
-and Luny. Shdtdi r all of new and best styles, and; ; Will
be sold at 25 per pent..less than last year's pried s.—
Also a new assorttoent of Rich - Ribbons and . Boniiets '
117.1, Silk Vaveta for Clanks and Mantillas, ttieh
Silk and Vehtcti Dress nimmings, Mohair 'read
Dresses, Rigoltisid:e. &C., With ° a general assort!lent
of other STAPLE Ohl FANCY Goons, as . usual; w ich
haVing bought under the present pressure of the bash
ninrkei, will be si.rld at. corresponding .and reduced
prices. it , I . ..
1 ,
New Milford, November 27; 1754. - • i.
FACTS FOR TILE PEOPLE;
Tsubscribe'is carrying-on the CHAIR .21(14.1r-
I. ECG 1317,N1.1yESS. in all its various branches at
the. Chair and ‘Vare Shop in Harford, where mai. he
found a greater ivariety of WindSoi and Roc i tzing
Chairs than at any other establishment in the county ;
also Flag and 011ie . Seats, Bureaus, Bedsteads, LoUng-•
es, Settees, 'Naos, Stands, &e. &'., all of Which will
be ;told at the loivest prices at retail, (or wholOale,
with short notice.) All work warranted well
t ide
and of good tnatetial. Shortcredits and small p fits
will be my: motto/ For;beihonstration of the shove
Facts, please call 4my shop in liarford 1. •
' • A. W GREENWOOD.
1546mG
Ilarford, ctoticr 12,'1854
•
W .
Jee ry, Jewelry . '
A GOOD issokrnent ot- Jewelry, isti
la: Rings, EroiDroris, Breast Pins, Finger
&c. 3c., justrOctived at BENTLEY & REA '
f 4, . _
Silver Spoons.
Tea, Table, Dessert, Sugar, Salt, ke., warranted hare,
for sale by 1 . :‘ BENTLEY St REAP.
Boots' and Shoes. • '
An unussallylgoOd assortment of the best -mold, an
resh and perfe4 for sale by BENTLEY &' BEAT/.
Drugs and Medicines. • •
A fresh stockigepuine Drugs and Medicines, P i tent
Medicines, Paints, Oils; Dye-stuffs, &c., for sale y.
Dec. BENTLEY &RE D.
. .
7IBE Spring Goodm
- ceived at EL. T6ST A
qualityilstyle and price.
,staple l)rygoods, . Co ll ars, Sleeve s ,
..Detss Opo4, - Edgings,.
Cloths and passitnerei, Bonnets, -
White floods , . - and Parasols .
CLOTIII2 4 :G-4afine Stock.. Groceries of• all v
eties: Hardware; Crockery, Looking Glasses; and
every dePartMent their - assortment is good, tud,
prices to tuft, 1 - • .
Montrose, March 20, 1855. .•
-, - 1
*0 the
'DEMO onithi3 eve of my departure tbr the_West,
.13 I would; faiy to my friends and patrons that my
DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS will be closedfor a
fei weeks. ; I Will duly apprise you of my ?Muni, and
then hope,to•find you deeply impressed with the ne
cessity of gettiOg your faces taken.
Odd Felloits' Mall; Montrose, / W. B. DEA S.
May 20, 15415.
!
Fire Fly,
Western Qnecn,
Premium
G. D. ELDRED
Ear
tags,
now, beingl re-
Ws. are desirable
DOCTOR' ErAnays l :
LUONSOPATIIIISTI - - C
- i_RAIWA.7II vtlei , t 7
wnerentlay z Os ew
Tor*, will be la. Montrose On theAth, 7th and
llth °t each month, and may be moulted at 'lat c h' s ,
Hotel, for three days,. upon all (Jimmies Inehlental to
the humaii system, -viz:: CO.NSUMPTION; Brun.
ehltb Inflariuttion of the Lange, Throat, Liner , Pleura,
Kidneys.and Spleen, Dyspepsia, (Indigestion;) Liver,
Complaint; Ittnruwairtstt; Serefuht, Eruptions; Spinal
Complaints,lllseases z of the eye and . car, ;Nervous
Weaktient, ike.ote. Part/cider attention, given to
the - diseases ofFenudes and Children. The fariotu
affections' uf the Uterus radierdli; euied.
Millis Is well_ acqualn4ll - with both Homeopi.
thrand Allopathy, having been in constant study and
mice thr the , last twelve years, and having first in
troduced I Homeopathy into Binghamton, N. -T., in,
1847. His plan of treatment is mild, safe and
effica
ciaus, and different: from that orally other physician,
,and cures nearly all cases in all stages of the disease.
I. f ar Dr. Harris has testimonials of character, abil
ity, and skill , from a notubefC of the most 'eminent
medical then ip the-city of iNew York, among them
the celebrated Dr. ValentinC MOtt.
sing prompt I/A:E'er or permanent cures
call without delay. Charges moderate.
,eel• Patients 'visited at their residences
cc hours froth 7 in the morning until"
I Advantate4 •
gee of the lionuppathic. treatment of
Persori4 wis
will do wi!ll to
Consultation f
if desir'el 0
9 in the 4retti,
• The a4vasi
diseages ;are s'
- lat. • That
lv are cared
latients treated homeopathically, metal ,
neh. sooner than by any other praeti
4
• •241. ♦hat
pa title, timed
treatment,
inns patiente can be cured by.Homeo
ce, who cannot be catreil -by any other
patients treated Homeopathically, tic
bor ender thd bad effects of the medi•
,e token to cure the disease.
. :Ird. "lhat i
not . h4v4 to ht
eine - 1114 11:tv':
NEW CiOODS . . •
ffiaLEN & PARK return their grateful
/ 1. miknotpedgeinent.cti? the public, and invite at.
teution to the very large 'stock of Spring and Sam.
suer Goods they. arc now receiving' and offer for sale •
at ' , erg low prices. In addition to. their usual assort
ment of Stapl4 Dry Goods, Groceries, llartlivare, Creek-
cry, Paihts 4,0 Oils, &c. &c.; they.are "prepared; to
exhibit a larg67assortMent Of olies' Dress Goods
of even' description—Figured, - Plaid and Plain Silks,
Bonnet.; Shawls, Ribbons;' Gloves, Hosier—Ladies
and Mit4es Shoes of all kinds—.also a large stock of
REA DY....111DE CLOTVING, Cloths, Cassimeies,
Tweeds,] Jeans; Summer Cloths, Vestings, Mats, Cips,
Boots and. Shoes, &c. • j
j • , • j .
They respectfully solieitl ati early call from Gibs°
who wish to purchase good goods at low prices. • I
Springville, May 3, 'M. I 'McAILLES & PAR..:
. Notice to the Pubtie. '
t T ie jit: t t te r i c a t i t o in n ie o l n t . t o nlle e n us • T o o m rt2 , vt an isl c i t t o o f
the public in genetA, to iny. I
NEW STOCK. OF GOODS,. ••, '
which being bought-with eash at the lowest priecs,
and wishing to sell princioallv for the 6ame,:l will of fer them at greatly reduced. prices.
Ccich'eco Prints, warranted fast cokir9, for only 8
cents aiyard. Good Drovi• . rt Sugar, - 18 pounds fOr one
dollar. ; Boonton Nails, 4knowledged, by all to be
the best Nail use, 5,50 per keg. Hats and Caps,
Boots and sliods, Buffalo 'lobes of rill prices, all wool
Dc T r itiines, Cashmeres, I'itrionettas, Dre:* Silk, Silk
Velv,eQh:c. Moilslin Be T:aities, I •shilling per yard,-
Satin Bonnets and 3loleskin Hats,. Jlroche Shawls,
Double Long shawls, Tbibet do., selling at inconceiv
ably lock prices.. I can safely' warrant perfect Rids:
faction to all wIo will give. me :i call. • .
Lane'sboro, 'Apr..s, 1854. . S. A. LYONS. •
et . LOCKS—good timekeepers, only ;one (16111
- • S. A.
.LYONS.
LancAoro, Apr. 5.
../NTHD-1000 Hides, for which theoligliest
1 tpucep will b • aid' . S. A.'LYONS.
; • Larislnwo, Ar. 5. ; • - • •
'ietODUCF. taken in exchange . for
CJ rood, at Iny stoee:) • S. LYONS.
Lan4 , .4100; April 5. • • •
, • •
. DAIWA - 31.EN, TAtiE
1 .11 i: subscribers having secured the sole riglit'to
l"./S' ADJUSTABLE, ,CIIVILV . AND •
BITTER-WORKER,. for SthFlpiehanna 'and several
adjoining countieS, respectfullyinvae all Butter maks . .
ers to bsamine and TEST the merits of. this neiv and
Naluat•Oe invention, We propose to furnish eaoi and
all of you with lI:CHUMS that will produce as much.
buttert in as short tithe as any other ehtirti— r one
.that Rill Completely e.p.:l the hutterluilk, frafili and
.work in the salt, diffusing . it perfectly through the
butter *d fit it for use, *itbout removing.it from the
churn, 'rlll/3 Churn is simple in its construction - , iei-.
cntific: in itc operation, and easily cleaned and keptin
order, and cart be easily attached to any propelling
power. • -
. For further particulars. apply personally or by let
ter to JAS. C. BUSHNELL and. J. :5, BRONSON;
Ararat, Shstpiebanna county,•Pa.
PLOW SHOP.
NEW ESTABLISIIMENT. •
AND E. MOTT would mpeCtfully inforrn the
Ii public that theyiwe manufacturing Blatchley's
Celebinted Plows. They also keep constantly ;on
hand,',s"ide Hill, Wane County,-and Alen Pl6rick,
Crell4atoi.‘,..Dog Churns, Sleigh and Cutter ~'hoes,.
Plotil'ointa of various patterns, too•numerous to
mention. We hope, by strict attention to business,
to receive onr share pf public patronage. =blanufae
loty. p. post's old sta nd. Foundry; -M. Mott, near
Searhi's
X'Repniring done on short.notice.
Feb. t.
~ • , .
1! ..FIRE I..TiSURANCE.
THE gitlxiCriber is agent for the following Insurance
I Conripanies, doing business at the ' lowest safe
rates. 1 i . 1 . ,
.• - •
i
,State Mutual at 'Harrisburg. • - •
ki ,- , ' Capital $850,000.
'Cash Mutual at Harrisburg...: •
.1 . Capit'al $OO,OOO.
Ifonirlusurance, Hew York,-'City. - -
• Capital-*500,000.
• . lifo'ntroie April G, '4. F. D. CHANDLER.
,:,
LIYIE AND PLASTER'.
f 111 subscribers
are now!burning and will keep
1L.6 nstautly on 'hand, Lime iof a. very - superior
quality Lat
. 3lontrose lieptit; and ,!will sell .it in any
fmantitn!s, at h fair price. Penshni wishing. 'a large
ipiantirvcan be supplied 1.1. , 0n a reasonable notice. .
Suiie'rior ground nailer will. be kept constantly on.
hand berealler. - I - . I I. L. POST, '
1 IL DRINKER.
i . IV. JE.SSITP.
I 'L. SEARLE.
Montrose Depot, Apiil 3.
. . . . . .
STEAM. GRIST AND'. SAW MELL.•-
I3OST BROTHERS! haiing -pnrchased the above
'establishment, will keep constantly on haed 8n
;(-r.fiTne a-id Fine !flour, Corn Meal of superior cqui/ 7 '
.4`ty, also_ Chop and Bri,:in'at the lowestcash prices.--"
Oistnin work will be done with despatch, and in all
'cases warranted. r ' .1381i1
M s ntrose. July, 185 p. .
• OTICE.
'Nose persons indebted to the subscriber for . ftfes
!as R4gister,lleeorder, ud Clerk of the Orphan'a.codrt
'woul confer a.favor by settling the same
-3i • qtrose, Dec. 6 154., • J. T.,LAICGDON.
- --
-. W indow . . .
- J - Win Sash. -.-: --. ~
LI g. &D. SAYRElhaving .been apPointedm agent
Ai ei for an extensive sash blind and door nutnufac
toryare prepared to furnish any articles in this-line at
less isles than they have usually
S.
sold ,i
July 24. • . S. g. s.: D. S.
_
1 Shaving Cream.
N article which- 'every man "tiliould try -- for sale
A.l by . 1
H. & D. S.
In
tATS.—A new 14 of .Summer Bats and. Cloths
A... 1 1, for summer we 4 just received and for sale cheap
by F r . D. R. 14. at CO. •
,
i M iii
r; . 'writ SON di SON, , •
XfAY be fouird in S. B. Mulford's old store, East
IT side of Public Avenue. .
M?ntrose, November 15 1854: • .
• . .
; Buffalo Robes •
,•
A 4 CHOICE lot justl l received, antl;:iTered low - by
- - . ,I - SCOTT, JOll FTON & CO.:
filisavells: Shawls!
A ;CHOICE lot of WOollong Shawls very chew,
31 I ..4 - I_, by, • SCOTT, JOIINSTON & CO.
Spirjogtille, Tiecciubei 3. , ' • • -
AATANTED, :Butte ; Cheese, Eggs, Smoked Hams
V , Apples, Potatpes, Beans, &e. S. S. M.
KK New Gutter and a two horse PI re Car
.lll: riage for bale elieapky. , A. TUR.T%ELL.
. .
i.frosh supply of Shyer Spoons atches; Jewelry,
&c. &c ., just received; BE NTLEY W & READ.
MUSIC ! MUSIC !
DEMME'S LUPE I 'VED MELODEONS, more' just
1 :received by : LYONS 84 SON.
Ifiglodeonio - •
OONSTANTLY ON RAND' or 'furnished to• order
%f on short notion; - J. LTONS•k SON.:
# B n PAID; FOR WOOL, by
C 00.
steams arid martin*" wireaP,l4o
Sate's. -
IrBE subsertbers have made arrangementa
L. n ish to persona who maybe in Inuit Of the* the
above named invaluable Safes, at.the same prices *),
which they can be Obtained at the tatuauf—
Baring experienced the benefit. of snit.. A rgk d u .
ring the lam conflagration ourselves , iroe;creern.
entry reComMend - to others hiving valnable beds and
liarices, the preservingtf which, would be of
Importance to them, not , to do without one.:
Prices range from 041 to $5OO, and we canexplain
to may one wishing to purchase, the difibeeeee in
style, size, price, Lc., and furnish them im short no
tice, with the internal arrangement to suit the per.
chaser. BENTLEY *lmp ;
Montrose, December 19, 1854. • • ,
JMoss & Biros. are now receiving their imp..
• ply of Spring' and Summer ilocls, mid:ban •
conrinced of the advantage of hiving ready Pay, are -
determined to sell goo& at so low'a rate uto eon. -
vince their customers and .the public gesseadlrthif • ,
it will be to their advantage es well as ours, o ur
stock - consists in part of Broadcloths, Cassitseres,
Kentucky. Jeans, Summer stuffs; Pekin** Liu,
Calicoes, Ginghams, Prints, Bonnets; RibbOnkPart:
*Ms, Shawls and Black Silks, together with. .s mock
of other Staple. and Fancy Dry . Goods; &tree*
Crockery, Hardware, Boots and Shoe:, Masi . /te.
Also, a good assorttnentof Shoemakers Finalgll7"
Call and examine our stock, and judge*gite"
as to the truth of our statement.-
_.!:o_urthotto las,
sates and small profits. • Most khtds of ecnnitly'
u. 1 %.
duce taken in exchange for gooda. • f '
J. MONA BR .
NC* Milford,-May 16, ISBG
PATENT MEDICINES., .. -
• A MONO the great variety of Medicines at Tartell"s'
/I. Store, - may be found all of Dr. Jayne's'kuall -
- -
Celebrated Family Medicines: ' Ayre's Cherry Preto.
rat . and Cathartic Pills ; lialseY's Forest:Vine anor
Forest Pills; Ifoofland's celebrated • Germati Bitters;
.Louden's -series Of Family Medicines; Merchant's
Gurgling Oil, the greatest remedy for sprains intim:
.or beast ever known ; Mathewson's ,Infallible 'Reme- - •
dy, - and Horse - Remedy ; Orick's Vennifuge, and -a - /
,
variety of other -inds ; Track's Magnetic Ointment,
the great remedy for burns, rheumatism, and all in.
liammatory comp aints ; Pond's Extract, a firilt rate
thing for similar 'purposes as . abovel Ointment;. AM
drew& Pain Destroying Agent, a good article; Wood.
cock's Balsam and Bone Liniment; Atiood's Jann.
dice Bitters, Canker Drops, Liniment, and
. Dysentery - .
Drops.; Baker's Compound for Dysentery ; Hough:
ton's Pepsin, for Dyspepsia ' • 'ffelmbold's ,Extanit a( '
Buchu and
,Extract of Sarsapar i lla; a YarietY of .
Salves, the best in market, Pills, &c., and -An gmost
endless variety ',of Patent Medicines, altogether too
numerous to enumerate—but • suffice \it to Bay,. th a t
the public will llnd nearly every thing in this line, it . -
the Drug , 7 and Ftnev Store of ABEL TURRELL. . -
•
. .;..
Montrose, Jully, 1555. • - i '...,, . • , .
(ZAYRE, BENTLEY' I;SItKIN'S -having purekis.
ed of Wilion & Co. the - Eagle Foundry, are now
prepared to tilllorders from the trade, and do Work la
their line witli skill. and .despatch. _They will keep
constantly on land :flout, (beat - kinds,). Stores, (111
kinds,) Cultit.4torg, &rate , Cynerd, - Corn Mellen,
ttr. . . •
We invite -pal tieulai.attention to the Plows whirl .
we manufacture: We 'manufacture and keep for sale
The. 'Celebrated Blotchtry Plow.
We have purchased. the exclusive right to manufac
ture and sell iu this eounty, Wayne, Wyoming and
:Bradford; CH - Rick's Patent Iron Beam Plow. The
Plow is4nade entirely of iron, excepting the ha:idles.
It is celebrated for its easy draught, being - one-third
easier.than any now in use, while its strength . nad
rability are greater. • •
.MACHINERY, '
of all kinds manufactured and repaired by experienc.-
. ,
ed machinests. . -
Steam Engines, Gearing for" Lzhinifte Mo
-1 • - chines, ,tfe„ Lte.
lAmong the' Stoves whi*:we.inanufactur,e, are the
• Ael/done Cooking Store,- Rough and Rgatry do., For
est Queen do:, Premium do., :Ind other kinds, all am
ranged for burning wood or coal. Also, Self-Res.
lator, Parlor Coltla.,- Parlor do., .Stanleyt,
two sizbs, nod a variety of other Parlor Stove,
both, wood and "coal burner We keepalso.on hard
Grindstone trimmings, Dog,i Churn trimming* , Gin.
brella and Shovel and Tongft Stands, ste. &e. Walt
done to-order on short notice and ht the lowest rates.
nr Orders- for StoYes,-Xgricultural Bottivnenik
Sze. are Solicited from thOsel in the trade, qnd will be
filled at reasonable wholesale prices. .
S.II..SAYRE,
. M. - S. BENTLEY.
Montroie, March, S. PERKINS.
GENERAL FURNISHING STORE
AND •
Tailoring Establishment
• • AT
SUSQUEHANNA DEPOT.
ASHES a-. Co. Would respectfully announce to
0 their-friends and the public generally,
that they
keep constantly on hand a full assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, aid
every thing else necessary for men and wcnnen's weer.
We, would particularly call the 'attention of . country.
Merchants' to our large stock Of Beady-Made Clothing,
,of our own manufacture, which 'we offer at wirlpsole,
at prices that will allhroi great Inducements to ceab
and short-time Customers. ; , • • •-
A large stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestingeolte.,
kept constantly* on hand, for persons-desirous of har
ing clothing made to order.!.
Orders punctually attended to.
Thankful for past favors, we Ilope to meiit a cos•
tinuance of the same. .1. ASHER- k Co.
' Susquehanna Depot; Pc, May 12, 1855. - .
3IERRIT MOTT.
ELIJAII MOTT.
' Or any place on the Globe- cannot pretend
greater en ucements than
• , KEELER & STODDARD'S ' •
ROOT AND SHOE STORE. '
WVIIICH is now filled with , a new and,extensin
assortment of articles in their, line, „embracing
a general variety of new . and - elegant styles-of lan
and gen lemen's wear, among which are Lulus
I French, N ilk Lasting and Prenille aiters,r, Kid and
Enameled Polkas, Kid, Patent 'Leather G and Bronzed
Jenny Linds, Buskins and Ties ; Gentlemen's French
and i'lqdelphia, oak tanned calf skin.and kip Ikon,
. Morocco,lCalf and Cowhide Brogarts•Ete. • Boys - kip,
calf` and ;cowhide Boots and Brogans ; all kinds el
Misses and Children's wear. Also, - a general least
thent of findings which consist in part of lasts, pegs,
spambles Hungarian nails, tacks, thread, wax, Bea
tles,shOe [binding, awls, raSps, sandstones, shoe knives,
&c. AlSo oak and hemlock, tanned calf upper and
aoleleather, Morocco skins and_linings. . • -
Work Made to order and repairing .neitlytotia.
REELER & STODDARD -
Montrese, April 6, 1854. - •
, • -Valuable Landi
TOR SALE IN ONE BODY, about 6560 'acres d
Land on the waters . of, Spring Brook, Ai branch
of the Lackawanna river, in Luzerne County,-Pena's.,
about ,midway between the thriving towns:. of Sena.
ton and Pittston. These lands are covered - with val•
uable timber, and being situate in the , most , estensin
- mineral region in Penusylvania—biown to contalla
iron oreand believed to.abound in 'coal, and be*
also in the immediate - vicinity of several, railroads
made apt now in progress—offer to the capitalist
opportunity for the investment of money that-seldom
occurs.. For farther infonnatiori apply to N. P. ]la
suck, Esq., No. 11,-Wall street New Tork, or to the
subscriber, at Montrdse, Susquelumna county,Ps.;tllo
attorney in fact of the - owners. . '
April 6, 1864. ‘. HENRY DRINKER
. • • ESITRATED. *
Estrayed from the premises of the subscriber, so
or near the first of June—five yearlittp.-', - Two red
Steers, one .darker than the *other. 1 'Three Bedell,
mostly red, With_Sonie white 'on each, the smaller sae
having more white than the other. Any person see
ing said yearlings will oblige the subscriber ,by taking
them tip and sending him word,,by letter or atlierwbe,
and he will day them for their trouble, ~
.!
Jackson, July Ist, 1855 ' • yirrs. Lituussii.
THE NEXT TERM - of -this Institution commentt•
the firAt Monday of September (3d) sod. condo*
.ues weeks . : And as classes will, then beaming'
ed, and the studies assigned, students:are pattkulw
ly, requested to be present ;' - and they will therelg
avoid much) labor on the. part of the teacheri guidon'
barrassment to themselves. -
-Board, under the present laird times, is *2 P
week; and will, be propOrtienally less if they NAM
which we have every reason-to
-believe from the sr
proaChing harvest,
3w - ' R. HOOLIHAN.
• Administriiteee Notice.
XTOTICE is hereby given that letters of admthlaM'
-Lll tion upon the estate of 611.8atIONIIIIIINSIA
late orthe township of Auburn,dieeinted, have bees
granted. to the subscriber, and all persona Odd*.
ed to said estate will 'plearer, make Immediate 1'l!
tnent, and those timing claims' against the estate
will please prOent them duly attested for setdethent
JONATHAN BUNNELL, Adm'r.
'AUBURN, June 11th,.1855. - . : •
• - gOODS. - • ; •
(.2PLENDID Prints and. Lidies!Broadeletb;T
tJ &e..kc., just opened - and for sale - by
- LYONS SON
•
New 'Coeds:
EA:OLE - - FOUNDRY:
Australia, California,
THE DUND,ILFIIO ACADEMt