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DOW BIITXHSp. ' •
.When butte ' is designed fur. keeping sev-, I
oral - months,. it I's of - thehigliest importance I
that it should o workedfree 'front all re- i
mains of bntte Milk. Bore butter is an oil I
which will kee * equally as • well as lard or.
tallow. - - Butte milk,, ont the contriiry, - Con
tains casein, a, itrogenons Compound, which
decays very, Soiin- when lin contact . with air.
Were it:possibe to rem ve every particle of
the.butterniilk,. and all races of - ittiparit ids'
or foreign subs 'ices, n salt - would.- be re
quired, nor wo . ild it ' tiocessary !to pack
butter from th air.
. - ' BALTW . • • ' ' .-
-: •In salting b , uter, the s It itself should he
-of the ptirest k nd, and itshould be so tho
roughly *ark in that. verye particle Of the
e l
remaining butt . imilk be left in direct con
tact with a patielp -of salt.. A' very simple
method of purifying salt 'for butter - or cheese'
is to add .a pin ft of boiling 'water to four or 1
-five,pounds of' I.,...stir[thent well now and
• thin,for an ho r r.inor.• drain elf the wa
r
ter, .and hang e tindissoiv'ed.salt ina bag to
• drain antddry., _(Thedrainings inayhe used
for salting.ini 'ids, or patting upon hiy,) In
/.
-this 'process -th' water di solves out the bit
ter, disagreeable 'portion of the salt—the
- chlorides Of magnesium ud calcium—which
are More soluble I than l ure salt.. IA little
care this' kio. is a thUsand time's rerun-.
'nerawl in the sweater taste and - better qual
ities, both of Witter and cheese. .
The amount' f Salt to be added 'to butter
la
depends tipoki s freedom from casein—that
is, upon, the an outfit of Werkine and washing
it has received . and upon the length of- time
it has - to be ke' t ;rand also upon. the matmer
en
of packingd the climate oridegree of heat
i?s,
. to which it be,subjeeted:: -If -butter is
elthoroughly fr
i d - ''tom and packed in
vessels -nearly . iair=tight, with the salt well
worked in, andl'when -not-to be subjected -to
high temperatttre i in,ilva in climates, it .will
keep well with lesi thanalf an ounce of salt,
~1
to the pound. INhere noni.of these condi
_ tions are met, ohe and a half ounces,',or more;
required. , ll' • 1 _ • ,
..
Many of the best butter - makeri recom
mend to add onehalf-thefsalt, and let it stand
twenty-foar lionrsi then, work it °Ver . amain
. and add the c'ther. half This process re
moves., more - Of tie water, and as', a conse
quence,-more q t e casein. To secure qui.:
formity in adding the salt, spread.the•butter .
in n thin sheefi-sprinkle la little salt all over
. theTsurface, roll it; together, and repeat the
-
processtill alPis added. I 1
1 1_
IPA eKiNo. ' . - ~
I .1
. For home - nee; stone
. jars are undoubtedly
.., the best. Foritra tsportation to distant inar
.kets, wooden vessels mast- be 'led ; . These
shonld always .'he inado df perfectly ;seasoned
timber - and be• water-iight.l. There is so '
, 1.
much danger. el flavorfrom the Word, that
.. we - have recommended 'heating-the: inside of,
411e:butte& tubii nearly t 1 charring, and then
-:sttrichigiT - them lin - a stro t g:'brine for 'a 'few
i
hours or days. i 1 The heating can be, done by
.plicing them Over a small coal - furnace, or'
by kindling - a inv. Jot shavings , en the inside.
No harm can be-done if the entire inside is
-, , charred. Thenroinaticiap of the. Wood will,
by this me-ans,,. be , desttioyed, and }the tubs
will be all the ; !mere durable. ' After burn
- ing, the inside eboald, o course, be scraped
-entirely clean..ll The importance of this re
-cotamentiation Will he appreciated !when we,
'state, that - one4burtli - to one-half of, all
.the
.hotter carried to market in this country, is
' - - more or less changed, in flavor by the pack
ing tubs. in putting_ down the butter, lent
be thorough I vlpressed . together to free it
. from - confined . eir, and then let its surface be
-kept as . Mitch as possible, from access to air.
. If the tabs-- oil. firkins_ can beheaded up, so
-much the better. ' .
, We have lit 4 pt butter in a tub- unchanged .
'for .au epsire by*covering with a
strong
. brine, dnd laving a-cloth over it.
I' 7 New York
• _
s..:Vbat a Pi
I '
.r Farmer Cant Affor4.
In nn addre - te„ttle. Annual Faii. in Erie
County, Hoff, Iliorace Greeley made sundry
very scnsible observations. We note two
or . three specifications on the subject
- taken Tor uurfeaptilm, on which we Would
make aTeW• - auggestions. Among other things,
'he said
, •
"No poor man can afford to be a poor farmi
er. -No poor ;Out can afford to cultivate is
land in such al manner as will cause it to de
teriorate in value. NO poor mail can afford
to prOduce weeds. Farmers Cannot afford
grow a crop on. a soil that does not con
tain the natural. elemeats that enter into its
composition. , P I No poOr farmer- can afford to
keep fruit treis that do not bear good fruit,
nor to work Wlth poor implements." - -
,:.
.
.- . All - this is ,I
well; _it is' :true.. It is perfectly'
undeniahle...-. put: it -ii !malt, one side' of - the
• Story. SomelotherAindred truthsare equal
. .ly obvious. *That poor cripple at the cor
ner cannot affOrd to waste - his-time .. in inac
, tion. The pkioi- scholar' cannot .Well afford
the- -time : to walk. a bandied : miles to the .
. place - Where he is to seek- for employment:
That - poor_ sick- wadian,• the • farmers wife,
. cannot affordlito carry sibaut that e.hionic dis
-e.ase which- - his been a burden -to her for
year& I . i
.• • This chapter Is a long one, audit is equal
ly true' as t 6 former.. So the.poor fernier
cannot afford to be -a poor farmer. Well,
• . cattle afrordj;to be poor in any Wly ? -
_ There certainly are tiro sides to this.. Poor
farmers and Poor.mechanics have a good deal
to say: for themselves. The 'latter would
.like a set of) improved tooh3. The want vf
them preven'ts him fr i om oampetiug. fir a
capital job which is adVerqsecl, and hence he'
. •
_must let his I ,richer neighbor,,ch6 is, yet a
' mechanic, sedure the cmtract.and !pocket the 1
profits..
.9,n4. this waSl ONLY be4use he ,is
poor.. 'lf hecould haVe procured the tools,
he might ha e secured, these profits 'to hun
self:- . --:_ i . , t .
SO . 4the..rti hi .goes.
_1 1
-TO him th;
hat bath
1 .
given' more. abundantly. Were-, this any
. thing . ,..- more i an the accidentals and - Contin-
\ .genek r .. _
.O t ia dint upoti a Uglier, Which is .the
ttel
` true Potruo,: ' . e .. stim . Id! he.mceb puzzled with 1
- oar thinlngh ..-. . 4 ~... ,
... But therejare palli iviss•erei-ilere: There
are
,possibili 'es - Inthe,pixor•Ottan.-Ofw!lich he
makes ,no,,_, et..ount. , i The cripple - can use
crutches, au . he. ought; to ; do so. ; - But he is
I
not bonnil--. ruk: So- the pooriltriner can'
generillYitd 'retie - lisi . condition,'hy : the es-,
it
. cruise of ina stry, eockicimy., prudencd..in saw- .
ing and intin fadttritiirtiottiurci, by judicious
.-- crops, etc..e.. Wel 'think, - however, that
. they need . ticouragetnent rather...than .een
. stireciend to . t,
are their-hope and Sitliefiatice .
st r entheued. „ Anythin - g thit'idak - ea . thein .
• dealgee-theniselres 'or mist rust .their their 9wn
lioweivi,lietit only up' inst but injurious, and
. indeed - reilus:: - • - I. - I -
,
• 41 , - . .
*‘*We dd. i t;
,t Censure, the orator "for the sug . F
giiiliOlis.ln;„ttsis address ' above c - ii .. hut we
beveak a t' iritvficinduess and kindness and
' and-Of oleo I raga for. those Who as real
ly lament -:.: sir jrapttfact!ona, as the. most
. ii i
ardent reforiaen .'. . .'!-. .- - • i . . -
ti
y 7 Pat, ai.e - youi t 'asiaap?'
*Jeep. tr
i
ien4ie MO 11110 tee
n be jabera:
' I •
• Divil th
'Then : be
•I'm asl,
OM
A. FIAIIAVLO.VII - UTTER..
A late EngliSh paper contains a letter pur
r ort7ng to luie . e:T'beiiet ~ .r r it„teet' by` a young
gardener to tila4y:whom heiloVed; and whom
he wished. to WO. - WheiliWexactly such a
letter wait, posi*elywrittetiOd 'sent .by the
gardetier;. we - hike: not thelpmans of 'know
ing, tiorisit of much cOnSeinence.. .The' let
ter is
,ati'ingenieui . one, by Iwhitever. : means •
it cro ne to see the light.' It reads thus;
.'
.
"MY Ross, MJRT—As s , ott are the pink.
of perfection an the blossom of Islay, - 1 wish,
f
to tell. Yon tin t my heart's. ease has been
torn up by the roots, and the peas of -my,
holm entirely : destroyed;
since' I- began to
Pi" after yew. ' My flame is William Budd.
At first I. was poor, but by . shooting in the
;spring .and raising a earnation fast, I obtain
ed a celery, and by a little Obbaging, &e., 1
-roseito be maseer (thoughotnething like a
creeper) of . thej whole garden, I have now
full command of the stocks! and the mint; I
can raise anteni4ne. from a benoy-royil to a
plum, and \Cha(n* eirenditure leaves. I put
in a box fer"..),•ew.. If; I. rday as a coxcomb
speak of mysdf I should Sity, that I am the
flower of loanod ; that 11. am . neither. a
I.
standard nor a 1
dwarf,; a Mushroom nor a
a Iklay-pole.. I% ynoK is of tt.turnivreddfsh:
kind, and my 1' k's bang . In clusters round
my i ears. lat often in the - clpany 0
t akes, and rath i fond' en liines in "shrubt,
Which, -my elders ire.provelnic furl.. as I had
better berry :till this, and :41y, that 1 h.ive. a
Windsor bean 'arid that I luive some Li„indon
.pride; and ' as - I ant' a-branch of a cojstoek
tvieh'a!portly bearing,l Well know wit h n and
cl
where to make my bough.. So Lett u e act
for oisrselve3 - and "fix ,an early day ftirj graft
ing your 'fate' with mine., I ntri cer r ain 'that
we should mak4 . a very nice Pear,,and never
repent, even when - we became ; sage. by thyme.,
Yew would be the baliii o(my. life, I would
be the balsam bf yOurs, sO that the 'people
who call us:green now, would call - us ever
green hereaftcri . And .noiv - sWeet , ,peasj be
witleyew.; if .heAvho tried it tares ine from
from yew, :I shall becont• a melon cauliflow
er, and wither &way ;': my tongue will always
be a scarlet' run . ler .in y qur 'r 14r.,1 aise; have
l e
planted my hop in yew, and tow .1 imy live
for thyme when I may lie 4 frOm your own
tulips that. I rini your own sweet William,
! and not your . • WE: rmo WiLt-0.",.
.
.
. ' fiLtE' Win E LE'rrEV. - Asa.--s-The prac
tice of blueing. he paper p 1p had its, origin
in a singular ac iderital cirCumstance, which;
not merely as an historical fact, but .as form.
lug an aniusingl anecklgte,:is perhaps wkwth
mentioning. . k oceitrred • about, the' year
1190, at a :papier mill belimfffingito a Mr.
tl
Buttonshaw, whkise•wife, o the oCeasion in
question,' was 4merintendit g the vashing of
some' linen, witetv.accideutallk sh dropped
her bag of, ixiHdered bine into t'he l midst of
:some pulp m aforward State of preparation.
and so great was the fear she, entertained of
the mischief she had done, seeing the b!ue
rapidly nmalgainatC4 withthe'pnrp, that all
allusion to it wjas studiouslyAtoided; until,
'on-Mr,Buttenspaw's inquiring in great aston
ishment What it •was'that . had imparted the
ai t g
peculiar color t the pulp, his wife; pereeiv-,
ing that nik \ very rent damage had been;done,
took .courage,• dat oncejdiselosed the se
cret ; for Which she" Was afterwards rewarded
in a remarkable, manner byllicr husband,. who
being natural li Ipleased with an advance of so
kumll as four shillings per:bundle, upon' sub-'
- 1
Milting the improved make to the London
market, hantediately presented a costly scar
let cloak (suine i 4yhat - --More Congenial to taste,
in those days'
it is prest.med, than it Would
be now,) with ' niitien satisfaCtion to the sharer
Of his joy.—llerrinis Pop Hand Paper Ma
king, , 1!
.. ,1 %, • ,
, 10 ,,,...
Dec.WASIIIICGT9..i 1, L 000:
At a meeti gl.of.tha De . .'eratic.tnettiber:s .1
of the thirty 7 fOurth Co r ss, LA& in the i
House. of Representatives the even:ng, of 1-
the Ist of Dectinher, 185 , iiorr. George - W. I
,
Jones of Tati6ssee was !elected, Chairman '
and lion. 11' .• 'II. English -and- Thomas I
Ruffin of *Norli Carolina Were - elected See-
• I
retaries. - . • ,
1
l 4
g*
• The followingrcisolutio,. introduced by I
i
-Eon, Glancy •.ones .of ipermsylvania, was 1
1 ! )
unanimously .a' opted : ]
. Rlsalred, - T at the Ahmocratic,.tneMbers 1
of the House of Iteprelsikatives, though a
a-minority in , e body, dern this a fitocc.a-
the , rsion to tender to their filloW citizens Of
:whole .Union their • heartiest congratulationS 1
on the triumpfl, iit the-recent electionsin the.
Northern, Eastern, and '.Western • States, of
the principles lor . the Kansas-Nebraska bill,
and their di:votion to civil and religious. lib
erty, Which ha e been so . violently) assailed
.
by a secret p &lea! Order, known . as the
KnowLNothing party ; and. though in a mi
nority, ever fai d it ]to he] our.. highest duty
to -preserve mar organization, and [continue
our effortsht.he maintehance and defense
of these principles, and ' the constitutional
rights of everysection and every class of cit
izens, against . their opponetk, of every , de
scription what ver, either so-called" Republi
canism, l(uow-Nothingism, or Fusionisnond
to this cud we l look• with confidence to the
support audapprobatkin of all noun and true
Men, friends of the' Constitutiini and the Un
ion throughout the Union: , • I -
I
The . Mectin then praceeded to selcct can
didates for th various ilfOces connected with
the organizati n of the House, when the fcl
(1,
lowing gentle w .
erwyarninated by accla
mation : - H .-70 -,-, .- . • ..
For . SIT kir—W in, A. Richardson of 111.
- . For
,Cli Clerk-;-A. .1 ) :: BaCZ, of Virginia., .
Doorkeep eri—, Alr, MelineW.. ,
Sergean t-atlirlfz - s —.Nr.,Glosbrci;cr of Pa.
Postraostcr-1--11r. John i;011. - N ~
• Printer--Cirrnitius \V Edell of N. Y..-
• Thep were between fifty and sixty inem-;,
bers- present tit the .eatietk, and -everytbing i
}cent tiff hart , d about aiil
hour. Form le found he
couid nut be
'l7O KEEP
respondent
that he lia3 pi
much . sueeess,
pans.- It siml
newly hamtnet
nails, in each..
Milk on them r
has something
cult. I Ie11:11
he upon tl
serve .the ml
ant other, phti
,oyd, a cor
:rieati,_states
peen... ..tethod, with
of preserving Milk mein in the
ply consist in placing *piece of
wed. iron,-or three tweltepenny . ,.
in pan, hen pouring tlki warm .
He believes - that electricity
to do with producing the re
l tried many experimer4s.before
tis one,' which he founl - to pre
k sweet fora longer trine than
in tried;trY him. ..[ - -.
- TEACIIINg. I
ally associatt
the conyerse i
Men general{
to teach too
prepare
thate.lf-confl
knowledge
teacher's cha,
with the lov;
teacher.
.
'"he ~,e love - of teaching 9 gener
id with the capacity fo it-L-but
I -
dnes not always- hot , true.—
tot_
y,teach'badly-ixhen they l ttempt
trnieh, , ot.-when they du duly
lessons.; Presence of and
dence,which Is based on
~;elfe
. essj‘ntialleletnents in A good
ictoi. An iatrnest,inan imbued
of .hildreniiS 'rarely a Lad
. _
If oscs.—Uon. Uorace Mann put" the great
Jewish law-diver io a'new light., In his late
lecture be .i represented him as a j PMetit2 l
bolitionist+gaged in running oft slaves to a
land of freedom ; d
ip business .be was
rather._ successful haring carried Q.
ilte.
at once,.on underground. road and itrea
the masters who purrled, \ Jesse it i the - Red
' i ,
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13 . 1TsIN.Ess
_ drains.
, t i , N i c yr won jajalg., . .. P w El: r4r,, Nit:A ß ::D rat A o7.,
mOLTIIi,
Pa., TlOl 1k 0 43 : , ... 0
o, :i... A: ; l ll;r:E r te o tte l : ri v"
~:
.-- 1 :
A #t the Exchange ,,. Brooldra- " 4 . -...........: EAR/44D ' -.
i, '
. , i mitt subicriber tak th' Poriimity of thaniiiiig j e
1, T. BAhehard,M•D'• • 'r
• his f es 1841 - r- the ...0 this Method of satrishig their -old friends niL -
DI lITSIMAN AND SIBIGEON, Jackson, Basque- r '., , _
mit f rien ds n nd :f r . L b tliiii i ,trintrigrila
, eustomess imil the Public allatirt thattlier hare list=
rir * FlE subscriber wiltild again announce lei Ills cos-
A- hatiniiieonzlpla." Residence at thSPostizfffcm ; heeing lis t - iviefti - sh joitoloos of ` mu ; ecetr&l and, opened thehttgett e ,inettlhst and eh ap-ii comers an d the, public generally that:he tea re-
CABillbwr MAKERS, have recentlyoponed a ware-., Coeds of various descriptions, he is stafprepared tei4 est stock oritEADVIL,WE:VIMIIING ever 't : i O a Large l a° '"'M t _of MITIr,ANDISoIOES„
~room in New Miffird..P l 9 and Will kee.K ll- Supply almost any artielsusnalli called for at& coat- La this place, which theyilfer!iit a small aititince fro m. , which , he lawn selling for Readii Pp twenty per
'dandy onliatid all kinds of Ciibinbt- caste also e t f* try l etore. , ..ili e mortment is now ab o oi te,. , and he . I L ..t,:therebl offering purchnsenr the rare opportin44(.eent.4heoper Wail can he bought in this market, (the
I
,tyof obtaining goods atabout twe thirds the tiat:GeMOne Boot imd Shigthere .down Towle or .she
made Cofiblis. Funerals attended with or withon a j og ; th e largest to town,
offers the greatmitinduce,i
either for Cash, Barter; er Goad P tice- - . - ..: 4 2 ~ ' . -'''. ~ Rare Chance for Binvlllif, up town, not eicepted-.)—
hearse. , war Also ale assortment of Dry Gorids, compe l j o t, "Ouch &Nth" may be found the first door East-of the
raretcoonvnearlY oprisim J. Dickermen's , me m, to p„,,,h„ e „,, 0,
Sore. '_,l 4 ° . . i (sharp Credit. Call and see. ' . . .
Ladies Wear, new styles:Brocade, Stripe, P *(41 , 1 Odd Fellows' Ball, Turnpike; street, first, floor. Al-
New Hiller& Maylls, 1855. * - 20--‘-ly l em lain au , d changeable Silks, Delaineselduslin Dc Eno , i though not quite so commedious as some "stoalis,"
• ,
-
Brooklyn; rooklYn. Auglist l o , ' 1 EtiMo. G.
11 7 1154 ,, 8".
________
,_ go • 0 tho 1 yet it 4nswers our - - -ie i,iry well for the present.
& E. Baldwin,. •
aIIFACT . DEEM OF SADDLES, MARNIPS.,
.11 . 1. 'Trunks, Whip &c.; in the Basement of Seirte's
EloteL Montrose, Ft.!.
" • C. M. Simmons, -
BOOT AND SHOO MAKER., Shop , first door east
0f0414 FellgtralllsD, Turnpike at., Montrose. '
W. Singleton -
now, be &mast his new stand on Owego AL
V two doom Wesvof Searle's Hotel, where ise. cj
Actually repairi, _with dispath, Watches, GloOrs,,
Jewelry, Guns, and every description of Machinery.
Wheel cutting; Oun and Watch materials supplied
to the trade. ; `r.
• Di. H. Smith,
QURGEON It4NTS' T, Montrose, Pa., at Sealle's
Ai Hotel, Mondhysiand Tuesdays of cacti week..:
He4 l 9 S. Knapp, '
.
ATOST ROSE, PA., with Row, Wooarg':(l7 l'ar-
J..,JL ter, Wholes* Grocers and Comnussion Mer
chants, No. 173 Wishington 'street, between Conrt
andt and Dey street!, New T okr.
.. _
• Caleb Weeks. . •
Q ADDLE, HARNESS, TRUNK MAKER and c'ar.
1,,,7 riage. Trimmer. l' .., Shop et his dwelling hoilie,
eaily Opposite Heart Drinkees. Montrose, Pa.
- - .
• . & Fowler, .
A TTORNEYS A.'stD COUNSELLORS AT. LAW,
and Solicitors iii Claancery.. Office No. 44 Clarke
street, Chievo,. lIL r _
~. . .
• . • Pacific "Hotel, ,
1 il REENWICII STREET; (near Ilt i vatlway,) -Veto
VT l'ork. Salisbttry & Co., Proprietary. In the
vicinity of the principal steamboat landings.
Thom' as Ingstrum;
DEALE R
IN DRY GOODS, Groceries, Clothing,
t7rcakery, Bo1:43 ,artd Shoes, &-c.,-Susquehanna
Depot, Pa.
• ' Bed* & Fitch,
1- TTORNEYS AT LAIV, AND BOUNTY LAND
.4 AGENTS, ifinitiose
D. S. BEXTLET.
Aft Groves.
r:Mtnonki3tE 4TAILOTI. Shop under wile's
Hotel, Milne street, Montrose, Pa.
D. D. Hinds,
LINTIM AND EXCHANGE STABLE Ofilee is
in the ,rear of Wilson's Store, Jtorst rase, Pa:
:T. Colsten,
DEALE R
INT STOVES, Copper, and Sheet
Iron Ware, Lotlcrsrflle, near Great Bend Depot:
December`4. •
L. P. Hinds,
LA.TTORNEY ATIAAW, Susquehanna, Pa.. Office
LA. on Maltte street, one door Ca.qt of Lenhcini'.
• Frazier & Case,
A TTORNETS AND CnENSELLORS AT LAW
Office on Turnpike street, one • door East o
Pen's Store, ..I(onttpm,
" Albert Chamberlin.,
TTORNEAT4LAW and athitice of the Petite;ll.l T
over I.- Post 4: Co's Store. Montrose.
Vir* H. Jessup,
A TTORNEY ATILAW AND COMILISSJONED of
.LIL. Dr.cns, for tha State .of New York, Will' i •attend
busine:s entruSted to hint with promptness and
fidelity. Office on Public . Square, occupied tly
Wm: Jesup. t• •
• - _1
• Abel Tanen,-
(LFR - IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemicals,
Paiats, Oils, D,ye l t , tuffs, afeceries, Dry Goods,
HardWare ' S:oneware, Glasswari., Clocks ' Watches,
Jewelry, Silver Siwaris, Spectaeleiti Mnsieal :Instru
ments Trusses, Surgical Instriunents, Liquors, Per
fumery, Mirrors, Stationery, Ilnishes, Shoes, Yankee
Nbtions, c. t
B. R.. Lyons & Co.,
NITHOLESALE ?AND
. RETIIII., DEALERS IN .
T try (loads, ;Grccencs, :4.1t, 'Flour, and Hard
ware, Lanesbore, Pa. -,
B. Chat('ler,
TIEALER•INiM GOODS, heady 31 \ atIc Clothing,
-Groce - ries, Bopks and Stationery, etc., I'ublic
Avenue, Mostitroc,l Pa.
Pattick & timock,
13HYSICIA.NE.. :AND - SURGEONS. Office No. 4
A.. 01'4:ego street,ifostroso; Pa.
LL. Post & Co.,
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DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, Groceries, Crockery,
1.7 Hardly:up, Leather, Flour,' etc., conic: of Turn:-
pike street end Public Arenty. , ., Montroar,' Pa.
3 :Lyons & Spm.,
TIEALERS IN DRY GOODS, ,Groccriat, Hara:vare,
1../ Crockery, Tirtware, Groceriea;Dooks, etc. ;
carry on the Eook - Vinding busi*ess—Public Avenue,
Ifonkroo, Pa. 1,
Bentley &Read,
DALERS iDRY G4ODS,. Drubs, Me icing ,
Paints, - MIN:, Groceries Hardware, Crockery,
Iron,. Clocks, Watcbes, Jesrelry calser Spoons, Per
ornery, kc.- 7 -Foot of Putilid Atcnue, Montrose
Sayre, 'Bentley lc Perkins, - , •
ANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN all
_lll kinds of Caitings,. Stoves, Agricultural linple.
meat*, etc. Office:' , at Sayre's Store; Public -Avenue;
Manufactory at the Eagle Foundry, Foot of Ci:erry
street, ifontrose,4ra.. •
William & William a ,Jessup,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Montrose, Pa. Frac
.LA___tye in • •SusqUebanna, .Bradford,%Wayne, Wyo
ming and Luzerne,counties.
. William W. Smith & co., -4 -
ABINEt 31AliFILS. • They keep •constantly on
hand a good assortment of all kinds of-CsLinet
Furniture. Shop 'gaud Ware Rooms at the fidt of
Maine street, ..ifonfrore, Pa.
• SoCkivell, Winton & Co.,
TANUFACTURERS and DEALERS in traw
Gcxxls, Haia, Caps, Furs, timbrelhu, Para;
soh., Ribboruc-ctc.l4.e., No. 20 COurtlandt street, Yea
York, (up stairs.) i '
rtneKrrr.p.. J. 110WAIi1).. • W. W. trisTott.
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It.I 4 7TEIIESTED With 1. L. lIVNT, Importer of and
Dealer in hardware and Cutlery; Carriage SPrings,
Nci..1.15 Pearl street, New York, where biS Mer
cantUe'fnendr;, in Otis and other counties, are kindly
invited, and earnestly solicited Ito call and purchase.
THE INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN.
ETERT t TIIVESDAT lIOHNING, AT 1103417.05P1 - i ,
TA., AT $1,50:4ZR .01:R Y, Ii ADTA.NeE.
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Bates o f Advertising.
One square (16 litres or less) one week,...
One square t " two ireeks,..
One square N. three weeks, 1,00
1
One square .c one month, ' 1,23
One square .-" two months ....:..2,25
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One square three m0nt1:5,...'..M0
One square 66 7
•• Atia months, ...-. 5,00
i: One square . " one year, ......,.;. 8,00
For two or more squares, inserted by the year, a
deduction from the above prices is made. Yearly ad.
vertiaers will havp the privilege of altering or chxurg
ing their adverti4ements without additional charge.
Business cardi, not exeeedingsfive lines, itiserted
at $2,00 per annum..
' . Job Work.
This office is supplied with a good assortthent o
Jobbing materials,' and all kinds of Job Work, such
as Cards, PosterS, Pamphlets, !he., will be done neat
ly and promptly ii
• irard Fire lasutiutem Casalauty,
1 1 1 - 145' .C Ch ai2 e.g rr inu i nt St s3 ...P o / 0 /i , k oo de
o /p . hia. , ,
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To the Citisens of -Susquehanna county:
A PPLICATIONS4III - be received by us fir anttu
.LlL -must or *pets's/ insurances in this erkupany,
upon the most favorable terms. Any person wishing.
to, have his prikpeity insured wilt be .-satieded, we
think, by raping on us.,ltb* he eamhot get Insured 1 . - -
in a better conPanY, nor upon more Ifaserabre tenni; 1 ,
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- dhaari
i s and Hats.
tipm iri this. -; - .BETTurr & FITCIr, Agents.
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October MIL - , i t LAME and splendid lot Of Shawls and hats
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petted to-morrow at our store.
.= WANTED.
Socks, ~I; B utter, Lard, Cheese, Flannel kc. in
any quantity in tsehanie for t :hods at Cub pric.er.l 1 IAA CORDS' WOOD wanted br
Montrose, Ott. 4, 1056. C , Tr. XOTT. Ivy pt.t. 20,) • J. LTOKS at WWI
.Itledicin6s and Drugs. •
VT,RESS' Chop/ PertGrpi---ackniawlidged, to be
.t the best PuimouarY Remedy extant—Pond's
'Extract of. Witch Hazel—an exceedingly valuable.
remedy for %divers ills—Dr. Daker's Compound—a
grind specific for Diarrhea, Dysentery, Cholera Min ,
bud, &c.—Ayres';.
Jayne's, phinney'a and Wright's
Merchant's Gargling Oil, together with 'a great
satiety of Drugs in common use ; kept, constantly on
hand by , " ill 'G. HEMPSTEAD.
~-
_ , Please Take Notice;
That It is very desirable that the accounts and notes
,orthc late firm of Smith &Hempstead should he sot
•tletl, and that speedily. - 'O;G. HEMPSTEAD.
Brooklyn, Aug. 20, 185:i. •
kJALT by the ba-rel or
.1 1
kJ= by 0.!B. HEMPSTEAD.
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fj?HE highest market mice Odd for Butter, Eggs,
Lard, Ftuin'Produce of all kinds;.goodShingles.,.
prime. Wool Socks, Am., in Goods, by
Q. G. HEMPSTEAD.
';‘LOTHING=fg subscriber has on hand,
ki r / and is now manufacturing; a small stock of
Readymrde Clothing, of good quality and-workman
ship, which he offers at very low prices.
0. G. I.IEvP.STEAD.
1,) 0 CiTS AND SHONiS,--A good assortment
of excellent qualities, kept constantly art hand
byl 0. G. lIEMPSTE.A.D.
Nevi,* Good!. - •
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FOP,Twit TA
TA: TRADE. -
BENTLEY- READ, have just recieved a larga
and:well selected Stock of Dry .Goods, Groceries,
CrOckery, Ilardarave, Dirugs, Medicines, Paints, OiLs,
Dj,a;triffr.t, Boots dt Shoes, Teaspoons, Bats S: Caps,
IVatchesolervulry, Silver Spoons, Lc., whieq they of
fer on the most, favorable terms. • .
Montrose, Oct. I, 18.55.
--- I;latgttnd Square Shawl.! , , De Laines, Figured anti
1)1.41n, a great quantity ofPuramettas, and other Dress
(*oils, fur sale cheap by
BENTLEY dt. READ.
A fresh supply of White Lcail dr Zinc, Blake's Fire
• PrOof Paints, Eng. V,lnetian,ScllOur Ohre, Patent,
kliConte Paris Green, Linseed Oils, raw and
BENTLEY & READ.
" French Window G4ass. '---
Fretich.Window Gla of rations sizes, and Putty,
alrays•On hand at BENTLEY & READS.
101 4 trf
1.. T. lIICII,
'ATERR . PIERRY .PECTORAL fi PILLS, Dr. lloofland's
Gerrhan Iliiters,•Townsnils VatTn's
Ontiptic, ell of Dr. Jollies celebrated Medicines, Pe
tvo}eum-or Rock Oit,'Mnstang Linantent, Dang's Tri
cO.Oherowcand I;yeni's }Catlin' ion ; also, Drn'hi
fi riu'idettes, Tonglits, Moffatt?, Graffen
berg, Sovereign Balm, Bennets Plant k. Root fills,
&c;, kept constantly on hand, and for sale bY
clocks, - Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Trunks, . Stone
Fare, Soda and Common Ctacker's, Codfish, Nails,
India Rubber, School Books, &., just 'received, and
-fn; r•ale right, by BENTLEY & READ.
I.I)OCKET - KNIVES. A gaid assortment of the best
JL; kinds in market. - Also Table Knives and - Forks.
SPOONS; Silver, Silver Piated, , German Silver, Alba
tO,Laxid Britania-ware spoonS. Also Silver; Silver
Plated, and• German Silber flutter Knives. ;
lOLIN STRINGS,Bows, and all the. fixtures,
Wins, Accordeons, Futes, Tuning Forks, InitiNiction
Scioks, -• •
- FLUID LAMPS, fluid, Campbene, Candhs, Lamp
Oil, ke. •
Ir, AMITX GROCERIES. 1...fu1l at-eortment,,new and
Pod-
DRUGS A:. PATENT MEDICINES. A first rate as
solinent, and genuine. •
PAINTS & RII S. A gene: lasart tuent, and of good
quality. _
JEWELRY. A Aplenilid2 - ailety of the neatest pat-
FANCY GOODS. Neatly every thing in this branch.
IDERFIIMERY.- A choice variety. ( Neu. snpplies .
received nearly every week.]
IP short, nearly every thing persona want, and cheap
at the - variety store 'ot
-1 A. TURRELL.
. , ontrose, June 14. 1855.
FRUIT TREES.
•ItRSON:74 wishing an Omhatd, wonld do well to
. ' , cil at TU . 1413 E LES
. ...V ]:ERSE lES, 2.1 mile
. Eotall-r=st of•Fripulsville, where Apple trees; of thel
most approved kindsvof good size and quality, -4uelil
as; are sold by agents for 25 cents, can be bud fur 12-1'
cents each.- . • .
Also, a foir;Pcacii, Tear; Plum, Quince, and Mono-1
vain Ash•tre . es, at _reasonable prices.
IParticulai regard. is bad to accuracy' of names, and
to, making ti good selection of fruit for the different
seasons of the year, when desired. .
• L. 31..TURliEI.L.
irricaasripe, Ell3qll. co., 1'3., Sept. 20, 1855. [w3*l
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C. A. BALDWIN. ' . • 1
ITIIOLESALE and retail dealer in Oil Cainpbena,
N
( i t
V Fluid and Hall Lamps, *Girandole., China and
- Flower Vases, 'Crockery, 'China, and lass Ware„l
Plated and 'Fancy Goods, alsoC`aniphene nd Fluid 14
the lowest cash prices, at 05 Bon - Enty NEW Yoe iL
qtr. - • 36MI
' . CLERK WANTED.
.A active arid intelligent young than of about 17
.:17.. years otage, limited as clerk in a store. , Onel,
t - ishing 6 acquire the business and disposed to mat:i
e:
himself useful ; ill find good eneourvrerne.nt_bc V:
plimtion shortly to . . . , . 11. BURRITT. ,
'New Milford, July - 22, 1855.
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Bonnets at Reduced Prices.
H BURRITT will sell his remaining stock - of Silk,
Lawn and Straw Bonnets,
a good. assortnient:
at reduceitPrices to close the husines.s of the season
navy of tbem at cost. •
1 . New Milford, June 18th, 18.5,5,
FRESLARRIVAL OF FEW GOODS.
Airt shalt receive during the present week, a large
atldidon to present stock of SUMMER GOODS,
which rtnaer the assortment complete,
.and tb
which we invite the attention (401 who wish to hul
a oodi cheap BENTLEY d:
Montrose, June Mut, - • -
200(I Milk Pans of all sizes and made fro
0/dOuble cross tin at less than Merchant i l t
usually pay to sell again, for sale by the Subscriber.,
We have come to the conch/T.lon to*sell pans to Far
mers as low as we will to the trade, thereby saving
to the Farmer our profit: Our wares are warranted
to be perfect in every Particular or no sale. .
Terms—Cash or short credit. •
New Milford April 1, 1855
- . Books and Stationery.
IHAVE received a late addition te. thy stock
Elcioks and Stationery, among which arc : A:Loni
Look Abend, (Roe)—NV
olfert's Roost - (Irving).—Do
Spencer's Sketchim-4Vonderful Adventures of Cao
Priest—The SlaVti Holder's Daughter—Life of. Sat
Houston—Jane May—The May Flower (Harriet Ii
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Stowe)—Rag Bag, (Willi.,) kc. ke.—,will be sot
Cheap, • . • F. B. CHANDLER. 1
May- 22, 1855. I -
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$O,-50
. 0,75
WE are receiving this week a lot of New Goods, just
purchased in the city, which renders our assortmen
,complete, and which we, offer on the most faroratil
terms, at the new building, one door above the Ike
Office. • DENTLEY & READ.
Montrose, rebrearY 8,
CIDER MILLS. .
112;7 si rt E VI1Ll . f l7;or Inquire
ley k Fitch In Montrose, or at the residence of tae
subscribes, in A.rartt, Susqu'a c0., - Pn.
36 w4* - • A. BUSELNELLF
Flour and Salt -
By the - load, barrel, sack, - or polnd, by
[August 1, 1655.1' F. B. CIIINDLF3I.I
. ,
IS ML and Blinds.
L i,
INDONt Sash of raviolis sizes constantly on
—Als6 Blinds furnished to order by
J. L ( TONS & SON.
Robes..
CLIME lortlefaliallobet just received and
..LIL-be sold at a low agate by . H. BURITT
.New =ford Nor. 1856:
Paints.
BENTLEY tclb
Look Acre:
J. DICKERMAN Jr
*CW . GOODS
d. LY.ONS k-SONI
.3 debtineiof new and elegant designs. ' Allthe 1 4 1 4 . purpost. !ry •. _ pre„..
latest st 2 lei of Ladies Dress Goods, French La, . ns i,i - Neither can we promise our pustomers that our "es
-1 tahlishment" will mit Ire "stirpassed" by any in the.
Prints and ;Gingham& A handsome : assortment Of
Dress Triminings; EingroidediSleeves, Collars enlist' country soon, but we will primise mircustomers that .
we will sell Boots and Shod to suit in " quality and ,
etc. Jacoriet and Swiss Edgings and 4nserthigs;l3 ores
iSlite, Hosiery, Veils and Parasols. . , - I price. Our stock embraces la general variety of new
1 and elegant styles of ladies and Gentlernen'elvear
1 Their assortment ofShawlais very large, enibincin4
among which are Ladies' Siik Fox '
every thing that is rich' and fashionable troth : foreign, IGaiters , Colored
1 I Gaiters, Enameled,GaiteitV Black and Bronsed Kos
land domestic. '. . i . I I. I
Their. Timing Department is large and enni pi ete i 1 suth Boots, Enameled Boots and Enameled Buskins,
!embracing Ate 'fates!-Myles, with Trinnnin.s. tt. ?, , 4 Kid Buskins, Polkas, Calf . Lace Boots 'and . Buskins,
match.
..-.
r , Misses Kid Boots, Jenny -Lind f4 n it erg . G ents c on ,
Anlextensive. assortruentlellt-iThens, n Pkinii t kreSS , Patent Leather,Enameled and Buckskin Gait
toweling, table covers, curtains .ke."-:1
,:, I er a , - Patent Leather Oxford Ties, Toilet Slips, French
1
. Gel!, I Calf Boots, Thick , Boots, 'Enameled Calf Cowhide_
We have also a supply of Shirts, Gettlle.rnen
ihirs, - Suspenders, Gloves t ijinbrallas and a gond ma nli I Brogans, Boys' Patent Leather Montereys. Kip Boots,
;other artieles te.o numerous to mention. Pp hat:: ; i .lc., Youths Hon_tereys and Rip TICS, Children's Tay.
gains the public is espectfullv invited to .•;:all
• flee ` lot Tics; Par-Woes Roan Boots, &e. Silk Boot Laces,
fr
I cheap store of I ~ r ' ,_1 . i . : , 4 1 all colors. , . .
i • , s ''
-• 1 4: WITTENBERG k B O.
~ 'I Work made to order, and repairing done neat/T.--
Please call and examinev • • !..-..
•Icorner of Chesmit s .p Owego Streets, four doors cafit i • ~,,.
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• 1 1: Yours in the Boot and Shoe t ra d e, ..'
of Post's store. - , • . :-.
, ~ _ ,____4: , Itlontrose, Ray I, 1t:458. - C. M. SIMIIONS.
- . N • w GOODS.
73EiVrLEY READ
ARE now 'reCdifln4 their nEn4alleupply of OP,
AND ti f ILVER 0111 M, ;whirl:. they.orer .l
customers; and the. public geperrally, on . then
trorytliti tcrnur, for . Casli, llutler, Egg', Grain,
was, or on appiored-credit.
Blontrose, May 1, 1855.. .
- - .1
- DIIoApcLOTES, Kerseyffieres, Kentucky
LI Summer-Staffs, .and a ieneral stock of
Dry Good 4, just recehred and for sale right by
.BENTLEY & R
QUMMER De Lanes Lawns, clhallieS, Gib'
10 Merrimac andi - Cocheco Prints, .t.O..tc:f
by BENTLEY &
P;ihre.ols, cummcs
I_l Blaek Silks, Dress Trillimingi
by : R
`ILK, Fur, Lf.tgfmrn,`Palpma, Stra', ant
_ hatch 1., Window Pap
&c. _ • (13R.NTLEY &RT
lIAtRy D e NNLA , XTCrorkery4 - ratr_mt Pai_hr..T . til
iddENTLEI.4.
11 - IRl6g, Medicfnor, PaintA, (Yrd, 114gtirtTs
I/ general assortmetrt of Patent Medicines.
and for rtrile - by 1 1 - BENTLEY d:S.O
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L ,
SQOLE and Uppe:r Lk:athcr,f Patent Kipl4, Call
and a goad - supply of 80, ots and Shoes CO
13- on hand. BENTLEY T
. 1
4 if ACkEREL by the 4:aril or one-Ilalt bar
1 I ,
:1_ Fo,.o6dfish.l : I BErLEY kll
,'1 • :
I ', NIT Arlini, mid JEWELRY : A . full as•Ft
E 1 1' . 'or Gold atm Sib er lepines and De
i Li!vers, in double and singly cases, Ladies' Pi
Drop 4 Rittv , Gdard Ciiitink •Ice. &c.. Alp
,
Table, Tea, Desert, Salt and Sugar Stioons, watranto
pure, fur 2330 by I. .13p - Tux A: LEAD.!
I •
QIOVES and TiNWAREI Clodo,
10 Lamp Oil, Cainpfiene kF:
Montrose, May I, 55. tiBENTLEY ,
• :
.The (7)* ate;t lit t iprorein:cne of the ..1g
hall 1
Force and Lit Pumps—
:.
N improvement abOye hll - other pumps.
'IX chines for lifting, throiing, and'earrying
cotaining both t Pump ttnil a Fire Engine{
-Pump, ptenteti in•Fehrnaryl„ 1854, i$ the
.metallic. No bolts or screws about it to rust
(ineptly it will. last a luau's life time. - It can I
in everylralizty taf forman -draw water ft
situation,: and cart:" it to an part of a. huilth
is superior to all other l'intips for Distilleriel
Mills, Tatuirricsl, Brick Yard., Iron Works at
ufacturhor estalifi4liments oflail kinds.
All ritcrers Must lie' addre-isect'to - AontsoNT
Lodersville„Ps., who-has the. sole right for
hanna count - T. I I
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AT.,L, It *ADV . .
f . S _ , NI.) • TIN /WARE FOT
PEOPLE: . -
Ayr o6DRITy k ELDitEp have consta • ntly
V._ al large ;:tild well selyeted etstortment
nare, Reis and . Chain fur wells, pumps,
punipa,k.e.,4 Ilydratt!ieltinis, .japanrchl w._
pipes of till sizes &c., Sc. - Job work none w
uess and; clespateft ; all ordeh promptly .attel
STOVES &PIPE \,
kept constantly oil hand, a lirge as4ortment
of - the late:4 int irGrcd aad :ippeorM p a tio"'
experience in the business etables us to xi s
that we can safely warrant tO give..Cntire tia
Amon, our t:itwcrons can be found t 1
Paragon: • -air tight Star of the West,
New World, j"
_ .
Atlas, I- . • .I. I" - . Cultivator, - .
1 ~
Phoenix.. r . •Fhe•Fiy,
Three States, ! " Nrusfern Queen,
Globe, ' I " Pientium.
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s. a. lSoontturs... . :
.6. B. El,
• ..SIEaRLE'S COACHES
I 4 E.ty•E - Mcintrose. for D.IL. S: W. R. R.
M. for Exiires4 Freittlii:Train to Scran
11 o'clock . .l.. M. I Ifor MailTritin to Grfat B;
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3 P. 31. ;for Expness Freight to - Great Bend,
• •
Train for Scrantdn. Leave Depot for Mon
arrival .if all the above trains, at Station.
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For s'eat.a appl7 nt•Searlose Hotel, MontrO
August 29. • I • I •
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. ! GDS ! GOODS!
4 6
ri , llE!stity , criuOr is receiving his. Spring til
•1. nuir stock Of Goods; comprising a great
which will be hold as 10w..5, any in this, ni
Please Call andhiatnine. - : F. B. CIIAN.c
* ILI 7,'S ~ A .Y.P • CA PS—!. griod .
as.sortme
latest style. 1 -.
. R.E 4 D Y-if,d: DE CLOTHING—A good variety
of Spring and Simmer Clothing of the fates Cr" 6::
DRY GOOLiS--A - genhval assortment 'Xlirotigh
out.- Also, :DRESS 6-00DS,-consisting-o1 Laikns,
Baregetllglaine.i, French .Dblaines, "Persnutinelline,
Printed tawns', [Fancy Pritits, Ladies' Worked Col:
lars,
Insertions, (Edgings, Black Silk Man till a ~ nil A
and CaSlintere ;Shawls, Parasols, Hosiery, Gloves,i:k ..
];Olt, 2411)
TS A " S 110 ES. i -Clocks—a large -ass°
ever d .-
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went of ever end style. -Alsoa - giC
varietn'of.FanCY Articles, Yankee Notions. &c.
Crocicery,,BUrdwarc, antLGroceries of all kintia.—
Trunkf, a gorid lot for stilelvhcap. Books IliandiSta
tioneiY=Wall Paper—also,; Flour of the heluality.
. Montrose, niy .9, 1 - 855.. F F. 8.-CHANI LEII. '
[ i
PEE
.\ ! New -TT ILFut -77 !
of Riail Stag . . i .
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KIIRKIIVOOD TO MONTR Slg .
`'TALES wilbleave Kirkwood, pailsing tlimgh!Cor
-0 l.i beitaville ' Liberty, &c. every Inocning afteli the
: arrival.of \ theslailTrains agars, hoth Rut. aw l NY eSt,
. , reachiOg Monti•ose at 1 $ x. /Muimin, , leave
.9.
j Mortrose dailf lindays excepted) at 2P.it , reach- .
) c
ing Kirkwoodrin time to take the Mail trains of cars,
g : rmth East and West, being AO inearest and 14104 &a
-r, Able route to reach there* York and Erie:ltailivad.
This line intcmeta a triweekly line for Diniock,
`l n , lzpringyfile, khattnock Wyoming, and NVillces
`,!; barre, 'which le res Montrose • ti-7 A. M. every Mon
" . day, Wednesday and Friday. Iso, a line toFrinds
it
i rille,leraysvi ll e, &t.
I , 6'otsd tcatif4 ilrid rontforirthi. -carriages are o:rori
ided, and the proprietcui will are no paini tn an
commOdate the public. .1.W.1K. HATCH, 1 i.
April 6. 185 ft. MORGAN & WEST!
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NEW fai,TOllE-41.11EW GOOD -
THE subscriber takes tbis taiethod of adverbsing
his friend's and the public_ generally, that he has
fitted up a store just across the street fm his old
quarters, in Brooklyn,. wh`cre he is prepare to re
ceive Customers ant sellthem goods -at as low4itetr
as any other.establishmetit in Susquhanna ieci.inity..
My assortment is very ,larke indeed, embracing tear
lY every article usuall3.lcalled.for in a countrY, stnre. -
As I am determinedi to do businessiso ii. 510 avoid
"bad debts," Which-respaa46le - creditpurthasets are
taxed to par; l ; can offer superiorindueementS thrash
and otherwise PROUPT-PAYI3II patrons. . Call Mid see
G
me. ' i - . -1). . IIErPSTtt D.
Brooklyn, April 30, 1856. - . - 1 1
. . . -
.Ne.w Goods: -
i.
THE subscriber is' iniconstani receipt f• New
. Goods, in his fine 4f business,' nearly :every
week: The pudic wilt find his assortment No 1, isnd
hie articles - oily and of 'Odd :quality. The 1 . 104 con ! =
slide es usual of Drugs, Medidies, Pain's, 0 k Dye
Stu," Oroceries, Fano poosifi loceiry, P e'
liag
-ry, ST. - Store at the lower end of the burnt i etriet.
R Montrose June 1R55 1 , • A. TUSa P[,..
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TPTESSIII P.
rrHE nuderivigned haNzi.ois dar_associsitel
"..iL the firm of Diekerinao and Garnett, fort!,
stand ofdmtag the nutryantile business at
Diricerznanjr. DICECTRNA
• • —.II..GAIMETT. 2111 ioes: , _
. L~'~'
• ther
, al rra•
Beta=
Jvanti,
Staple
ham
r Qaie
11).
:Iviulr,
)t. sale
AD.
AD.
Put
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ju.t in
AD.
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ns twit-
EAD.
•
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atclipd
ns, Ear
andl
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6
or Ina
. water,
Tbis
ole-or it
comic
ibe used
torn o t hy
4og.
, Pa yr
L . nd 3lan-
texas,
lc-
1
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I of 4 , in-
tarn
..., i i `si I d
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th mita-
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s. Our
ct
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leraCed
[Orpn.
tiRED. •
t , A.
on. ' c At
ud. IS.t
nd
I rose on
STEAM GRIST AND SAW MILL
nd Spin POST BROTHERS having purchased the above
I
variety, ; egabliglimtint, will keep constantly on haed -Bit
.arkei. Wrfinr ald•Fine flour, Corn 3feal of sarrior (pal-,
• LER. ' 'ity, aiwo Chop and Bran at the lowest cash prices.—
Custom work will be done with despatch, and in all
t of lihe
cases warranted. • ... . - 'l2Blti
Montrose. July. 1853. ' - ~ '
El
B°We to the Public.
AVING just returned from New York I-wish to
call the attention of-my old customers,- and of
the public in general, to my
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
which I,seing bought with-cash at the hilliest prices,
!'andn wlslaingio sell principally for the• tune, f will of
t fer them at greatly reduced prices. • di • 4 •
Coeheco Prints, warranted faSt colors, for only 8
cents a' yard. • Good Brown Sugar,.lB. potuids for one
dollar. Boonton Nails, acknowledged by all to be.
the best Nail in ;use, 5,.:5,50 Per keg. Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shries;Buflldoliolies of ,oll..pric.es, all wool
De Lollies, Cashmeres. Peamettas, Dress Silk, Silk
Velvet, Atc. Mous& De. Laines, I shilling yard,
Satin Bonnets and Moleskin Hats, Brodie Shawls,
- Double Lon . g, showls, Thibet do s selling atinconceir-,
ably low - prices. I can safely warrant perfect
faction to-all who will,Mve me a call.
LanCsboro. Apr. 5, 1854. • S. A. LYONS.
eq.oC,ES—geod tinio , keepers, only one dollar. ,
• •S, A. LYONS."
• •
Lancslyoro, Apr. • 1 , -
Hider; for Which the hiebcst!
will be 'phi • S. A. LYONS.
•Lanesboro, Apr. 5.• •
-
rfOUNTRY PRODUCE takeit in exchange for
Goods,, at my store. S. A. LYONS.
Lonesboro, April 5.
1U NION,INSURANCE CO.:11(!OANY;
OFFICE, ATUENS, BiIIA3)FORD COUNTY, P.V.
. CAPITAL, $200,000. •
ScrurefiVq, Bond and Mortgage on the-Real , Ei•tate
of the Stockholders. -
. Insures a6tinsiloss by Fire, of HouSes, Stores', and
bther buildings, Goods, Wares and Merchandise, on
as favorable terms as any similar Institution. 4 4 Losses
promptly adjusted and paid.
RECTORS:—Hon. Horace Williston; Athens; Fran
cis 'Tyler, do. ; George A. Pbrlchts do. ; J. T.V.llever,
do.; . C.!, X. Shipman, do. ;:C. F. Jr.do.; J. E.
Cal?field O.:. Hon. John Laporte, Tplianda ; Gen. B.
Wakeman, Laceyriile ; Geo. M. Ildllcitback,
barre ; Michael Meylert, Laporte,Pa:
OFFICERS.—Hon. Horace Williston ; Prllident; C.
F. •W ells, jr., V. Pres. and Treas.; J: E.:Canfield,
Secretary.
Agent. O. S. BEF.IIE. Montrose., Pn. - • 116:32.613
.FACTS POR-TSIE PEOPLE.
rrlIE subs.ctibcr carrying on the CIIAM
IL /INV USINESS in all its various branches at
the Chair and Whre Shop in Ilarford, . where may be
found a_ greater variety of Windsor and flocking
Chairs than at any other establishment in the county;
also Flag. and. Cane. Seats, Bureaus, Bedstead Loung
es, Settees, Tables, SuWide, *c., all of, which will
be sold at the lowest prices at retail, (or wholesale,
with short 'notice.) . All work warranted well made
and of
...00d material. Short credits and. small prep
will be motto.' 'For tlemonstratiott pf the Above
filets, please call at my shop in liarfoid
fl rlb d,
0et042r.r..1.:185i,
*FLOW SHOP.
NEW ESTABLISIINIENN
AND E, MOTT' would respeciftitly - inform the
I • public that they are nianutitetunngßlatchley
Celebrated Plows. • They miso -keep constantly on
liamt.Side Wayne Cnautit, irnd Iden
Cziltivaturs, 1)( 1 7- Churns, Sleigh and Cutter Shoes,'
Plum 'Writs of. ra'rious patterns, too tturnerenis to
'mention. We hope, by strict attention - to - business,.
to receive our• share of public patronage. Minufac-
tor' „P. Poses old stand. Foundry, N. Mott, near
get He's MilL
Repairing done on short notice. • •
EX!
FIRE INSITRAN.CE.
BE subscriber k a gen rfor the - foltow•ing Insurance
Companies, doing business at the kiwest safe
rates. •
Stute ..Tfutaal at .I.laqishurg.
Capital $350,000.
Cash 411 - 1 . e.faal.at I.l"Cirri4urg. . •
Capital *200,000.
hlome.lusurance, Hew York City.
Capital. *500,00n.
F. B. CHANDLt
No:Arose April 6r.'34
NEW 00D-7 4. .• ' I
QPLENDID Prints and Ladies' Broadcloth; Delanet. 4
iJ d:c. kc.. just .opened ti - nd for sale by -
• - LYONS St SON.
Merriinac..& Coch ecn. Prin a- rrat cntiety
at coati; per yartl. . BENTLEY .S. BEAT).
s• ods Cheat, 'for ('a.4lt at the
11. 1 1 end. _NaTigatittla. •
'l l Ft undersigned would respectfully 'announce
I that he is still selling Gtiods at the old plaee ;
and that he: has an entire new stock of GOods which
he rill cell elarap. C . . W. MOTT
•
- I)AREGEDELAINt; for one 2hilliir4:.Lawns, fast
• 1," .colors, a yard alde, - for one shilii and
cora at all prices, at c.'w. MOTT'.o
Montrose, - May 30, 1855. •
Vrteop Nahtl hurt Etom.
•
Don't be forgetful, friendg, one and all—
Aged or youthful, great or small— .
. • • (If not too •
Thst at Odd Fellows' Hall
Is the place to call,
To get your Ewes done up tall.
• DEANS.
Montrose, August 16, Hat
Patent Aorlie flake*
F OR sale at the Fartnerli Exchange by
. • A. LATHROP & Co.
June 20
‘F.ARI , IS FOR, SALE.
THE subscnler will Ctaeagentfor buying and sell
ing Real Estate=-:Farths.; -Houses, and Lots--lo=
cated in Susqueltanna•County; Pa., All,who wish to
offer their
.property for sale can glve . it minute descriii
tion.of tacit Farms or Lots as follows ;• Number - of
acres, 'how Many improved, and catered, build
ings,, orchards, gralled or commOrtfritit ; • other fruit
trees; and the nearest POlnf, to the D. L. &W. IL R.
and N. Y. & E. R. B.' ! •- •
62 farms on the list, 43 unsold.. By calling oil the
subscriber a minute description, price and terms can
be given. - . lk
Office on Turnpike et. 4 doors west of Main st. •
Montrose, Angust 15, 1854. .L. BALDWIN,
Dr; itakOes Celebrated Vegetable
Compouud,.
A sovereign ternedy for Dysentery, doter*. iforbus,
Cholera •Wtottum or Sommer complaints—entitaY.
vegetable, and hetnever failed in i.
.single Instance Pr
produein
the de4fed effect.- For-,isate In bottles at
50 cents and $l. BENTLEY &READ.
.31outzuse, Augiiiit it, 1855.,
•
RPa
C. D: Virgil .Dentst ties ,
_token itionut :Oyer F.. D.
Chandlers'. stnreos;here it will be his pleosure to see
his friends as quick al.pessible. .C. D. VlitG
May 23.4855. • -1% . . Resident Denfist.
14 tinder
ie pnr•
Olt old
' Jr. .
tiOtitoC Untliglings." ,
► Rolls jolt (paled, and some for. 6 cis- Piz.
tIVI,,,Pc roll by . - iXONS & SON:
FARMERS
W GREENWOOD.
• • 1546piG
MERRIT MOTT
ELIJMI MOTT
f-, • EAGLE.. FOCIIDItit. , -
ILYBE, BENTLEY & PERKIN& having purchas
1•47 odrif Wilson & Co. the. Eagle Fotnidry, are now
'prepared torfill orders from the trade, - amides - work In
their 'line with - skill, and despatch. Therwilr keep
onstantly on: hand Plows, (best kin - 6,1 Stores, (ail
kinds,) Calfivisfols, Strata Gutters, :Cope Bhe ll err, -
. . . "
d.e. cte., itc• - - ' "•
We invite partictilaralttention to the PlOws wlqeh .
we m a nufacture.' We mantittieture and keep for *ale
1 ' - ',.--...,' ' • The Cekbinted Illiftehley 714 me. . ' - -
1 Wel)at,e purcbased- thir' exchisive right to manufe e :
turn. and sell - in this, county:>. Wayne, Wyomirig and
i .Bradford, re r Rides Patent Iron Beam Plow. Th.
1 Pliik i vr is made eatireig.Of iron; 'excepting the beedle-e•
i It io colebratenor its , easy' draught, being one-ibird
[easier than ang no,w in use, while its strength and du
lability are greater:
.- • MACHINERY
f ry of allAinds 'manufactured and repaired by experieue
ed-machinests. . . . . ~ _ ~. _
Steam
... Engines, Gearing for Mills, Shingle - .Ila
. • .ehines, dx. dc, „
Among the Stores which we nutnufactee e , ire the
Keystone fookin' g Stove, Rough and Re a d y d o, B i t.
eat Queen . do.,,•Preminni4a,„ And .other kinds, altar
?ringed. for burning Wood or coal. Also, Self:Res.
lator; Pailo Stove, Cottage Parlor do - Stanley',,
two sires, do., and a'.variety of other . Parlor. Stoves,:
With weed and coal-b urners . We also on bacd .
Grindstone trimliiinj, - Dog Churn trimming!, *a l .
brella and Shovel and Tongs Stands, &e. &e.' R' rk
l i)
done to order on short notice and at the lowest ra e..•
'Ur 9rderi for. Stoves„, Agricultural Impletnentp, .
'&c., are solicited frorn those in the trade,-and will lie
filled at reasonable wholesale priceri. -
Montrose; March 4
. .
. ,
~ PATENT INEDICIN ES. • '
.
A MONO the great:Variety of - Medicines at Turrell's
Xi Store, tray -be found all- of Dr. June's justly
celebrated FamilYitedichles : Ayre's Cherry - Peet° ,
sal and Cathartic Pills; Iralsey's forest Witte and
Forest Pills;. Doefland's celebrated. Getman •Dltters .:
Louden's .series of Family'. Medicines; Merchant'si...
Gargling Oil, the greatest remedy for"sptath: s in man
ot.lreast ever known •, . Mathewson's Infall i ble Reme4
dy, and Dorse Remedy; Orick's . -Vennifuge, and a
variety of other kinds; ,Tr . ssk's. Magnetic Ointinent, •
the 14.reat remedy for burns, rheumatism, and all in.
flatuntaiory complaints; Pond'sExtract i .a fi t rate
thing for similar purposes. as above Ointme nt; An
&ew.-.4' Pain .Destroying Agent, - a good article ; 'Oo dd .
eock's 'Balsam and Bone. Liniment; Atwood's jinn
dice hitters, Canker Drops, Liniment, and. D.. ntery
mops ; Baker% Compound for Dysentery; ough.
ton's Pepsin, for Dyspepsia . - Ilelmbold's Extr et of
Buehu : and Extract id'. Sa ' rsaparillit; a 7 eti of
Salves, the hest in market, Pills, &e ,'and an !most
endless Tatiety of Patent Medicines, altoge ther too:
numerous to enumerate 7 —but juffice it to say; dukt
'the Public will find' nearly every thing.' in this line, at
the Drug'auct Fancy-Store a - . ABEL TORIIELL.
.Montrose, . July, 4855,
GENERAL. FURNISHING STORE
- 1 AND "I- ,
Tailoring Establishment •
•• . .
AT • I_,, •'.
, - • SUSQUEHANNA DEPOT. ,• - •
5 .
nn tha tiu t nc i l e to v
1 Jti 't te S it ir • friendsan o. il7l7 l4 .pubte sPL gen f t li rt Y illy a
I keep constantly on hand a full assortment of Ready
l• Made Clothing, _Roots. and Shoes, Rats and Caps, and
revery thin else necessarYlor men and women's wear.
mild, particularly - call 4We would - call ihe - attention of Country
.
f.i 3lerchants to our large stock oaleady.-Made Clothing,
I of our own manuticture, which weoffer atwhotegaii,,
at- prices that will afford .great inducements to. cash
i and short-time customers. •,. - -....
A large staCk.ofMoths; Cassirneres, 'Vestings,kc.,
'kept constantly on bniid,:for.persona desiring of bar:
ing clothi6g made to order.
Orders punctually attended to: • .
_ Thankful for palt favors, we hope to Merit a wi
thin:ince of The same.: . J. ASlTrit & Co..'
Susquehanna Depot, IFa,, ?AY 12, 18,55.
Australia, California,
Or'itny place on the Globe cannot present
•
greater _inducements - than
KEELSIt& STCIDDARD'S
BOOT AND 'SHOE STORE.
VV".?:!irtlnSenuotwoplleartt-lwesit. :theizierwlinarele-emxbteniin.irge
a general variety of new and elegant styles of laditi
and gentlemen's wear, "'among which are Ladies
French, Silk Lasting and •Prenille Gaiter„ Kid and
Enameled Polkas ; Kid, Patent Leather and Bronzed
Jenny Linda, Breslin,: and Ties ; 'Gentlemen's - French
and Philndelphfai oak tanned calf skin andiipi Boots,
- Morocco, Calf and Cowhide Brogans &c. Boys kip,
calf arid; cowhide Boots and Brogans; all kinds'of
Misses and Children's wear. ' Also, a general assort-
Merit of Findings which, consist in part of lasts; pegs,
sparablei, Ilungarkm nails, tacks, thread,: was, Bris
tles,'shoe binding, awls, lasps,sandstones, shoe knives,
4. Abu oak and hemlock, tanned ,calf, upper 434 -
solekather, Morocco skins - and linings. -'
Work made_to order and repairing neatly dons,. ,
• - REELER S STODDARP
rse r April 6, 1554. . -
Mon ti
Stearns. and illarvin's Fire-ProO
, • Safe's. r-
"FilE subscribers have made arrangements to fur-.
nish:' to persons wholna3f be in want of them, the
above named invaluablg' Safes, at the same prices for
which they can be obtained at the manufactureea.-
Ilaving•experieneed the benefit of such an artiicle dc•
ring the late cenflagraton ourselves, we. woulVeare
estly recom mend_to of rem having valuable books and
papers, the preserving f which would. be of Warner -at . ,
importance . to them, n tto .do without one. .
1 )
Prices, range from $5 ) to $5OO, and we carrexplait
to any pile wishing to" purchase, the difference in
style, size, price, &c., and furnish them' on short no-,
- --• with the internal arrangement to suit the pur
. i• BENTLEY & READ. ••
arose, December:l9, 1854. - - ,
able.Lunds - For Sale.
. SALE - JN ONE BODY, about 5500 acres of
'and on the waters, of Spring Brook, -a* breath
Lackawanna.rivell; in Luzern° County, Penn's.,
about midivay between- the thriving . towns of Serasl''
ton and Pittston. hese-lands sire, coVeredleitb rat
noble timber, and being situate in the meit - extensite
mineral region in Pennsylvania-4nown to conutin
iron ort.....and believed to aboUnd in coal, and being
also in-' the immediate vicinity of several railmnls
made and now in progress--offer to the capitalist tA
opportunity for' the investment of money that seldom
occurs. • For further information apply to N. P. Ha
sack, Eaq. , No. 11, Wall street . New York, or to the
subseriber, at Montrose, SuSquehanna county,Pa., the
, attorneyin faet of The owners_
. April 6, 18,54. 1, AFIENRY,D.RINKER.
AND PLASTER. •
;"..7. 'HE subscribers are now:burning - and .will keep
t con4antly on; hand, Lime- of a very - -superior
quality at Alontrose Depot, and will "sell.: it. in any
at a fair price. Persons-.wiabing kluge
quantity can be supPlied . .;:on a reasonable notice:
-.: . Superior ground Plaf_kter will be kept constantly-ea
liana hereafter. ' : I. L. POST.,
IL. DRINKER. ,
W. JESSUP', Fr '-
L. SEARLE.
- Montrose - De - pot,' April-3'.
John Oroves" AdvertisOinent.
AS natare, who.furnishes the birds and beasts with
an extra coat for. winter,' has lib; Made a:similar pro
vision for man,limire •dor4utlet.lio taiig it POn-mf:
gel( to attend to that department; and therefore I
think pro Per to announce that •all shivering male hi:
Peds, that need-.new apparel, glorious or ing'kyridua;
fashionable -or unfashionable, can have their wants
supplied and iheir:tastes.suited, by-calling mune, tt
my shop iu gontnisc. • • '
• NOTICE: • ,
nOC"F. THAYEWtakes this method of sayitt
.I-1 W. his friends amicustomers, that he 'hos ligait:
resumed the praetice of medicine,, at hja old stand at
Montrose, where he may be faiind at all_titnes unksi
professibnally employed. He Would say to those b :
debted to him, that he will 'deduct twenty•five Pei
cent an ill . adcounts-paid before theHret of Aprilnel4
(or if any poor - like myself deduct fifty.)
Montrose, Feb, 20, 1850.
*- • - WindinrSaisti.• ; -
Q - H. & SA.YRP...having been ippoinieam art
for an extensive sub blind end door monde'
tory, ariprepared to Hanish suw- . articles; In thisline
less ratesthan'thei have Usually been Sold - -
Ju1'.24., • '5.11. - SvD. S.
:
'eldwhieh every men should trg for
• • S. A. ot,.P.
AN
b
. •
of Sup:!me!" Cloths
ear,jusirockived'And for vide c
•11. R. L: &O.
- OftliEaut
fr . Paints Bl ? akastiic Proaritinli Linseed 10
p pit, Fluid and rhesieue s'obl low by
• . B. CHANDLER:
June -1 20th, •
_lFltour. • ,
BYtbe DarreLgack
" P o
nd
CHANDLER:
Moutre i
se; - une 400 185 IL ,
- - 7- _ TO - 1113)AltaltnElf..
- . i i et
price ,
BUTTER 'WANTED. The 'high eatln a
w .
n goo d Dairy Butter Y-
ill be wild in eueb:br i i k ix SlYlts‘
A . ..
Jane 2,6 th, 19544
S. IL SAYER, .
B. St BENTLEY.
.S. PERKINS..