II TI A NG - never own__ ,1:1e, dollar a.- raid flesh, and While reason tolds sia); iii infbrain, I nettbr I leVe myy wife with, the most ardent affec tion, but that wife must .toil with her own Lands rathSr than OWn-,tir first dollar in inan flesh.r-luhrt . a Fr emont. I. heartily concur in all movements which have for tke' it object, "i6repair the mischiefs arising frota the violation of good , faith in - the repeal' of the Missouri Cornprotnise. I tun shivery in the abstract, and upon principles sustained While and made habitual by long-settled eenviction. l-feel inflex ible in the belief that it ought not to . be in terfered vi th where it exists undarthe shield of State Soyerei,q,nty, I am as inflexibly op. posed to t its extension on this ontinent. be condits present - limits. I rhcogniza neither Afilerica nor anti-A rnz,rieaa, \ihig, Dimocraf, or• Abolition par ties in th approaching contest4bdt simply s union fi4 L ithe.people of 'Freedom to Kansas, I r.(1 'the nrregt; of Sim-cry extenSiort.-;--Job' e. Frrp4t. heaver' there s a substantive good \to is done4wheneVer there is a foot of land to be prev'etiteti trot,n. becoming slave, territory, readV to assert the principle of the ex. Giusioh orShivery.--Danie/ Webrder. I repeat' that 1 never can, and never 'will rote, B ad' , no earthly power will, ever make 54 e vote to spread Stwery over Territories. a herd, it to not exist:—Henrif Cloy. LO a specimen s of:the - way - - hi' which e pro avery Democracy are condue.ting t h e camrinign, we annex a few scraps': `l 7 rem•Stit tion can di data:— True • • • , • • ,• : •.• Q. kirenionti is a staveheider.. .So . states A. 3.:Lawis,'ot Poston, on .16. knowl . • Fretsept 'is the - candidatO, 'of .4e . - Know L . • Nltilingt.-- , .,True American.: • • .. ri eln ialt is and alWays- has 'been, a 'Roman C a tholict--4etri: orh. Day Book. : ; • • —n \ o eontr a dictorY 'assertions, the trenton Ga'ette proposca di:lt o n, Conven t:A. a It;ocofocO editoits beheld to - agree up-. ivser h ies pflies for the campaign," It' is srfiniA. at since . the .Ihichanan.. - papers are . d4thtitnined to lie straight IhrOutzh the coh fst, the shouid . 'eystemi2o their lies, and not ctne, 'he neutralize • ,anether. The ea is g-004 'One. : Let - the - Conventioa be ea[ic4. • . . Ti VAST .A.T4il) ?IIr.SENT,--ln the year '49 a NrOcratic State Convention met in this ,-,lty-onithe- f-ith day 01 July to nominate a State Pckee. In the platform_ then' adopted , ,;-'efinlthefullOwinii. resolution; , :ink. it' we: 'are not' mistaken, the c paternity. of that reso intiin Belongs to Samuel W. Black, .E,l: : ..: - ' .PcsOvedi That the Democratic party -n,d,. lleresiow, as it ever has done,' to .- the Consti- • tutionof the country. Its letter-and ip.irit they will neither weaken or destroy, and-fhey re-dedare that i Slavery iss domestic local in :tin:ilk of the South, subject to State legfs- L;tiontalone and with which the general goy trrrnc. t has nothing to do, .ivhcrever - the l i State haw extends its - jurisdiction.. Esteem i'ilg it il V ibrati,on of State rights to carry ,it i 1-eyi:»,d Stale limits, we duty the power • of 1 atr cqi:en,- to e xtend the area' ot,bondoge• Le . 'iicii'll/ Ats preseat.domdin, nordo we corthider .it fi prirt . of, ti e compromise ill' the .Constita t;oit flat Slarcryshould forever travel with t.e,.adi..anc'ingliotuan2l3 . 0 f•o ur territorial pro -4 c - •, . I.l.TCp.' g i , . • • .1 . . This waS 41opted only seven 'years agol'. Co inpil ne- it - with. the plat thr m-9,elopted . in '59,. and A%lith the course of the party in sustain- - ing thy: extension of SlaVery -in NanSits,..and it will he seen -what a progressive party . the dcinc*rutie party is. . . ' The - Republicans occupy to-day the . g - reund. nhich.the Democrats endeavored to occupy in Js9 , --- , ,,det r ermilied hostility to slavery ex tensinn--:and. is the true democratic party . ; •IA bile; the : party - claiming and abusing that namc has ,abandoned its own zrourni, and ar rays atselfag:aingt a platform of its own mak 7. ino .--L-• Piltsb4rg Gazette. , * t : i • • k Our!readers are well aware that . we Ilivemoipi advertised patent medleimisbut ire lii)w Publish an advertisement 'of Ayer's PiHsi not because we are paid' for f it alone, liccaiiselHwe honestly believe that Dr. .Vel is of the best Physicians and Chem istsof thi,aae, and because we. know from ex =.l 1-•rignee : , , that his Cherry Pectoral is the best aiedicine Tor ' ti tough that was evei It'ehave! beencured by it of a severe Brun- 4itit and 1:43,ve glven it.to our. fatally- with fath ng sueeess, for Colda,Coughs,;' hoo i6z, cough, 'Croup, &c. Our neighoirs 'who hare tried- these :Pills represent, Ahern as an e.xtr4ordinar l y good nedielne.-•,--RemOcrqt, clo. Ohio, .. • I'Lmtat nie..—The pro-slavery party pro Pos4 to ‘.'Sive the Union," but at the . e.x pei4e Freedom, and will make it a slave eligitrehy. Lii - sted to, the noble wOrd4 of Oul. Fremont andisay r -11 , ill you have one or hoth ? •.- Ilam elected, to that high office fur which.ll y . _ dourlpartiality has nominated. me, :e eavor to administer the Government • t .aekbrding to the true spirit of the- CO'nstitu Con, a . s.it was interpreted by the great men' whb framedf the late I. „PembCrtonTleasants, of ?Willi;lapilli'. . . CARD• The Vestry:of Saint Pouts -1:1)11;Corial Church, de sire on behalf of the members, to express their de'ep obligations, to Maclaine Beurhelle, .211 - r. - and -.Frit. Clarice, and Miss Post, for the attractive vocal Con- - cert, giVen ti,V - thern; : on . Friclay.evening last, in aid Of the Furors for the.erectidn'of the new Church ell _ August 23th 185t1, - • Notice. A Republican' Mnss Meeting will : be, held at Tun khannock on eyaturday, Aug. :loth. ion. David Wit-_ mot, of Va.,-iutd Iron. Martha grower of New York, will address the meeting. I Notice The Yonng men's Central Fremont Club, will meet at the old COurt Hodse,, on. Friday ttreitini;•• next' Aug. 29th.' Notice . . . A meeting of the citizen:: of 3foutroe'runi viCinity in behalloetbe Aeademy, will be held at. the Acad.. ems 3lall, on Saturtla.V Evening, Aumnit. full attendance.ii solicited_ WM. JESSUP,: PreAdent. Notice: The Presbytery of .IT:ontrOse will hold their next stated meeting . at Salem,.!Wayr,e county, on. Tuesday Sept. 2d at 2 P. .ir. ; . .A, : mum:, Raiford, Ang. 17, 1856. -- - Stattid Clerk. . .. • - nogg*: .stud Ready, tllitettl. Rough and RAady Engine Company - will !meet- at the Engine Ifolge on Monday - the ISt of SeiPtember 1856, at 71 o'clock r. 32., for the purpose .. ,.of l ele 3 e::: . officers fur the .enSuing , term. v order ili • • E. C. FORI TAM; Foi!einan. G. A. Jessup, Sec'y. - . • . Fire Fire. . f- The Montrose Fire Co. No. 2 a - ill meet, at their Eitgitiejlouse, llonday ySept. Ist at 6.1 o - I.4.tek. S. 31.• WILSONi Seey. .It lots neiret•fallen to our lot to be able to recom- Mend, an article which is ranked as'a (mach ',medicine, to the . patronage ofthe communitr,until we ittcame (minted with theinvaluahle qualities of Dr.TlLttsm - 's Four.sr WINE. For, general debility it liag,no equal If. is as certain to roii - e a wortt-ttut and prostrate constitution, as it is'taken into the systeM, To fe-• Males of delicate health, to young titisses verging in to womanhood, nod to old persons in their declitlingi reams, there is nothing so benefieiainothing that is so sure to 'restore to health and happiness. It is ss pleasant to the taste as the Lent imported wines, while it contains none of their intosleating qualities. It is put uP with directions for the patient; in large '•hottitm, anti *.old for th'e mcdcrate sant or (we dollar. Aug, llt, ISZA3., • • A. TCItItELL, Agent. 11(e . b) A Book for the Times.' ' CHATTER iIr.FT. • 774 e -Irtia4 gets poetic apd•emphatie. • I H test there'::z a time 'fn. everything, A time to cry, to whistle, or ring, . . A time to get worse, and a time to get better,• A time tor a iere or a dunning letter, i • A time for flirting with heartless coquettes, • • A time to pay your addresses and , debts, • time to make people.think you are smart, And a time when misfortune will upsetyotkr tart, But of these; or of others to numereusto n,ention,. There are none tore worthy.your - earnest attention. Than the timi: to rote for Fremont and De.itfm, 'And the . time to get your Dogyerreolupes hd: ike • • 9 e l . ; . N. r - 1 B. Those of my customers who ha v e had pic tures taken and forgotten to pay, will please bear in mind that, unless they come to their sensil soon, and send along the promised amount, they may he sub jected to.the unpleasantnegs of Seeing their names in Black List." lam willing to .be accom tnoilatine-considerate, patient, and all that, but do not wish to be triyed with. '',Let me here say, once tor all, that I do not do.a credit business;; and I am happy to:itnow that brit ‘ few hal'e beei)mepoAgessed with so strange an idea as-that of getting fr'wcted for a Daguerreotype! W.. 8: DEANS. • Sky ,Parlor, in the Brick Block over Bentley and nead's. . . 15IFOUTAls4 IFAMMEr.S. Freight Line from Iticiittrose; DILL & Commission Merchants, So. u Erie &Wings. FOR the bettor accommodtttion of the armets of Su:4l'a comity, we have concludedto receive freight every day of the week (Sunday's excepted,) at the store of li. S. Trilson l and Son, who *lll attend to shipping the same tti ., New York, and the return hills will be paid in cash attheir store. Capt. - Wickham is their Salesman, whose Ion.; ex perience on the N. Y. S. B Railroad justifies him, in saying that justice will be done to his patrons; With the above arrangement we invite farmers 16 give us,l ' . • JrsTus DILL, CHARLES B, ARMSTRONG. -Montrose, Aug. 20,1856. I slmr, AIM into the enelosuid of the suhscriber, on titiatt,2d day of July last, a sorrel tnake,strppos- ed to byabout 12. years old, With a white strip in the forehead, and a little white on the . left Oro foot.. .= The owner i+' requested to prose property, pay char ges, and take ber..avtay. 1 . : HENRY Atirr-',1:1 1856. : CAIM intri - theenclostre attic subscriber, ori!the '3d day of Aug. hut a small sized ;bright !bar mitre, ;supposed to.be 10 or 12 years old 4: with Sbnie white Vin both hind legs below the fetlock. j Tlie own er i 3 requested to prove property, pay. cbarges,'aud take her away, SEDATE GRISWOLD. •Susif. Depot; Aug: 12, ; 186'0. 31m3 • To PaLoengers; SEARLE'S Coaches connect at Montnase Depot, with the following Trains: r Leave: Montrose, at 8-A.lm. cormectirig with the Express Train for New Torii via. Scranton &c. . (The mail is now carried to N. Y.l by this train.l- . - Leave at 10 A. m. connecting .with thi;•Tntin for Crest - Bend, whick connects with the Dal' Express, - both East and West. • 14ave at 2:30 P. M. contincting with the Train . for • &Tani" on, sad Express Train for Great' Rend, the Ex press tram connects with_Mail Train West. - Returning ; Leave ',Montrose Depot, On 'arrival of the above Tr.zineat Staanie For connections with the N, Y. A- E. R. R. trains. see D. •L. A: W. R. R. advertisements. For •Seats apply at Searle's Rotel. Aug. 13, 1a;:s. LEONARD SEARLE. AdministratrlV Notte• ltaGT/CEis hereby given toall persons having de. IN man& against the estate of Etta Erarseamt, late Aof Gibson, township, "deceased, that - the fame must be presented to-the smdersigned for artange &eat. and all persons indebted to said Estate are re quested to make immediate payment. • : MARY /*E. igrEW,A.CE, Administratris. Gibson Attest 6, 1855. • Estray. Estray. THE POLYTECHNIC CO EGE or Tits Strit irePEN:SS.t.LNAN !, -West Penn. Square, Philadelphia, TNCORPORA.TED by the Legislature 11353, and or- I. ganizedlitt the plan of the Industrial Colleges of Continental Europe, affords a thorough ' .. proftsional education In Civic Esotstsmusd, Plum At. CftEMIS• Tay, MEnte.ortcAt, Esorstatuxo,l Anent ECM= AND MINING &GUM IT.I.VG. The _Fourth Collegiate Year ii will runt :to on ifonday, S'.;it. ibt 185 p. For Catalok,ruesnudfurther.informatfon, ad ess.. - . ALFRED L. KENNE 1"; M: D., Pres. of Faculty; Polytechnic-Coll ge; Philad'a . - ) ._:,,..-,1 -- • --. , Dissolutipn. ~ itg co-partnership heretofore e t T • •Amns Baines and Sitneori H. a th;! . .FOunclry and Machinery buildinbu day'..disaolred by mutual . conserit. ,ll j of thefirm are reimireff to be •E.ettled wi Theroundry and Machinery buildin 1 be continuedby Amos 3: Almonßari: 'stand. ' . . • I . . Lthesboro; Aug. Ist 1856.: Executor's Nolte MOTILE is hereby riven to all pe wands against the:estate of Jam 1 of Liberty, township, deceased, that be preT•nted to the undersigtird for and all persons indebted to said Estate, to make immediate payment, • SAJWiIL W. TRUESDEL Liberty July 9th 1854. Admillistratiii' No NOTICE is lit rnhy gicen to all pc 1\ niands against the estate;'of cic gao late of Clifford township, dee'd.,l must be pres.euted to the undersign menti . and all perions indebted to silt quested to make.lunrierliate payment. W. GlFFOilti, A( Cliliard, July 80th 1856. Executor's Biotic A. , XTOTICE is hereby ven nil pr _ens hang de. J.l marls - amainst the estate of Jr:al:man ItosEN olayrz„,,late townshm.doceazed, that the smile must be iiiv. - 4ented•ito The tr.nderSigned for arrangement, 'and all persons I . l:clehted to ssid'Estate are requested to make immediate pa7ment.; , • ' DANA STAI K, Eiecutor. - SpringyPe August 6, 1536. • ; Administrator'f. Notice. IVOTICE is hereby given that Leiters of Admiral, 1:11 tration upon th Estate. of Dunirl p.' Keeler Lute ofFranklin township. deet4.ltaire, heen granted' to the suliseriber, and all. persons indebted to said Estate arc request.3d to make immediate payment, and. those haying claims upon the sameitO present thew (UN' attested for settlement.' SARAH KEELER. • July 1•) WA; • n•t; A dinutittrater's XTOTICE: is hereby given that lett rs. of Administra :ll tion. upon.the Estate of ,ft-s. A:Par? dilate of Forest "Lnke township lee'd, have been grante,l to the stt`Acriber. and all persons indibted to said tate are requested to raatie [inirned!ate paynient, and thoio, haying claims upon the &anti: to present them duly a. St', TOFFANI,I OF I) LiTOCK, SU Q. C HOLESM: .I.FIATIIOLESNLE and 11. - 1.1i1D, -, aler in EMF.RY'S . V . & BROTHER'S, and W 0 EELER, 11ELICK, & Co's Rail Road Bora: Po‘verz•-,lThresliers and Sep arators, Threshers and Vinmywlrs ceinUilcd. Reancr_ arid to rw.rfsi coutbmed. Mowing and Reaping Nirelrines, of six or seArn diff*nt -Patent ees, among *wli.-11 are McCormick's, Ilu'rrall's, Matt ny s, - W: igt its, an d ttl.: cclehrutedi . K ., :_tellunis Machine, which is w.nranted 'to work to the '.•;;aii.-•faction Of the , pichaser. ' T:n;_ little Giant Cola and. Cub Mill, th Nimble Giant, Feed - Mills, with ron plates. French Burr stone mills, for ChM or mil use.. Portable Cir cular S'aw• Mill with 24 inch sa v, for wood *cutting &e., extra table and satin fur •sliting boar& and fen cing.stuff and general shop use erois cut saw ar rangements, greatly- pnflroved ttach io Power for, cutting- wood, fit the log, (it wi ' cut o ( 3' an 18- inch! ; 1 login one Minnie.) ' Eatery's pelrtablo Cider Mill and Press, the tibest in-use, Funning Mills fitted for Pow ers.;.Power Power corn shelters, Po er Feed cutter, Im- . proved dog Powers, Clover Huller.-. 7, Wind Mills, of various Site S, Stump Machine Hay Press.ei, -Field Drill Sower, Lime - spreader, Fi4lll Roller, Fountaini of various patferos, Improved Hydraulic Rain, Agri chltural furnaces, Patent self-alting Cheese pressoi. Churns of rations kinds; Cultivators and Plows of every description, Leather and Rubberl Belting, and various other implements. In filet almost any imple ment h farmer May wish, or .at* one CI - Sit - May IICSIII? except gimlet handles and sea ,dal, which no doubt can be obtained at the great : manufacturing establish-. ment (as is represented or.misrepresented) in Brad. Co. They also nuumfacture Itn excelsior Fanning Mill, (they call it) which may the very valuable if it • is capable of ldowing,or cleat i mg, the chaff front the proprietor_ 41i! what would ilre. left ? I would say to those who :lay love lreen hum= tinged, that Emery's or. Whe ler's Railroad- Morse Powers, Threshers &e; are nolmade or allowed to be made this side . of Albany; atso to those wishing to purchase either Emery's o Wheeler's Machines, that Emery or WhcelCr has not authorized nor de- . sire Mr. 11. L. Blower to sailitheirmachines. Descriptive catalogne,plicciList and -circulars of nearly all glachines'soid by mt., sent gratis and post age prepaid, to all applicants.l Sentlyour - natne and address. Now farmers is the. time to 30 per cont. on your investmc my machineS direct from the!, no middle Man with whom to as is the case with snrne other by. me are warranted to rive) returned if .not ae recommel culars, Le. Clsaiag,c of DELAWARE;IACKAWANOt AND WESTERN . RAILROAD. SUMMER ARRAhGEMENT, fIN and ifier 'July 2Sth l SIIG the Express Ilassen l.." ger-Train for New Yorli, and Philadelphia, will leave Great Bend at 9:65 A. 74b after the arrival of the Mail Train and Cincinnati Exin.e.is from the west, Dud atMontrose, ..!. . • 9:49. Scranton,'l.. • - 11:95 " - Junetion, .1 I. . 3;15 % " ._ New York,. I • 7:15 . P)iiladelphia l Penrre, w l ll leave, at _Bridgeville near IlelvWere and larrive itilPhiladelphia via. Belvi dere; "Delaware Railroad at 1 : -5.10 r. it. 'lleta:ming: Pasien;v . er:i lavc Pier No. 2 N. R. New York byrSteanita;at.),Vvkaaing at...1:3(.) A. IL c PaSSen"erS /eara rbil:Vieiiilia Via. Camden & Bel videre at . ... ' 1 '7:00 . , Due at Scrinton,.. ~ . • . • 3:40, r.' It. • " Montrose, .L t . 5:15 - - " . Quit Denil, l -`5:50" conneeting withidall 'Frain Ifest on N. Y. /Si E. IL IL • Aceotrunodation-lralu lele. &It-anion, 8: 55 .. NI. Due at Montrose, - • 1:1:15 r. It. " Great Rend, ••HO . • • connecting with bay Expros - east and west on N. Y.: & Erie Railroad. ' • - ... Returning - leases Great ID - lid at 3:10- - Due At 'Montrose, . 4:10 • 14 - • Scranton, ......... 7130 Passengers for !Pittston, ingston and lAryonting will take the Lackawanna, tl .I.llootusburg cars at Scrantciu,...... .. .:- ..... .. .. ..... ....4* P. at. Passengers for iJessup, rchbald aria Carbondale will .change cars at Grenvi le.. ' . ' D.II..DOTT RER, Sttpetinteudept. Seranton - Julyp. . • ' Pissol9ltiots. . . NTICE is hereby give l l that the co.partnership heretofore existing tetweert the butp4cribers, miller the firm ati, busbies , i d style of GILItA N k M FMICK, in' the 1 . Drug and Grocerythis day diSsolved by mutual consent. I - • MILTON GILMAN, Great Bend, Aug.€ . ,. GRANVILLE-MESICK, ... FRESIIKCOT OF CHOICE GRO. CEIRIES just rtitived and for sale cheap; a tip-top Tea, . kki. _fifty ce q ts ;, Pound . Sugar;-as low as can be expected; Chease direct from New York such air-hardly grows in (Susquehanna ; Florir and Ealt.coustantly on hand st l ithe lowest prices, by Aug. 5, 1856. • F. 41. CHANDLER. Proposing Amendments to _the Constitution of the Cominonwea/th. Resolved by the Senate and Holm& of Representa- Ikea of the Commonwealth of Penntylvania in Gen eral Aesemblyenet, That the folio : wet amendments ate proposed to the cemditutionte the commonwealth hi accordance Witli theircOsions.pf the tenth article thereoE tit , There shall - tie an additional article to, said coresti tation to be de.9ignated as article eleven,. as follows : MaleTn • OF:PEDLIC DEBTS. SxcvtoX 1, The state may Contrast debts, to sop ply casual deficits or failures in.revonues, or to.mect exPenses not. otherwise prodded OW; bnt the azgre gate amount of such debts ; direct and conthigent,- whether contracted by virtue of one or more acts of the general asseinblyoir at:different periods of.tinic, shall neVer 'acted seven hundred and fifty thotisinid dollars. and the.money arising flieni the creation of such debts, shall be applied to, thc purpoSe for which it was. obtained, or to repay the debts so contracted, and to no other purpose whatever. ... rtiCTION 2: 'ln addition to the above limited pow er the state may contract debti to repel invasion,sup, Press insurrection, defend the State in war, or. to re deem the present outstanding indebtednesi of the 1 • but 'state; the money Arising from the contracting of such debts, shall be applied to tare purpthie for which it was . raised, or to repay such debts, and-to uo other purpose whatever. Sseriox 3. Except, the debts above specified, in sections one mid two of this article, no debt whatever shall be created by, or on behalf of the state. ~ Siertos, 4. : To provide for the payment: of the present debt, and any, additioinil debt contracted as aforesaid, the' legislature shall; at its first session, a f ter the adoption of this amendinent, create a sinking fund, which shall be sufficient to pay the accruing interest on such debt, .and annually to reduce the principal thereof by'a sum not less than two Undyed and fifty thousand dollars; which sinking fund shall consist ,of the net annual income of the public Works, ',from time to time owned by AIM state, or the pro .eceds of the.sale of the same, or any part. thereof, and of the income - or,procceds of sale of stock owned by the state, together with other funds, or resources,. that may be designated by laW. The said _sinking fund may be increased, from tine to tiine, by assign ing to it pay part of the taxes, Or other • revenues of thc state, not required for the ordinary, and current - expenses of government, and unless in case of w,ar, invasion or insurrection, lo part of said sinking fund shall be used or applied otherwise than hi extinguish ment of the public debt, until the amount of sifeh debt is reduced below tare Limn of five millions of (I°l - .•• ' • ug I between rues as fleas ness, is this the aecounts thout delay. business will les at the old nws t . ,ts having dc ,y VAtten, late e sane must arrangement, are relucated , Executor. UM i ons hiving de atEs G tvr that ,I,l]q saw d for j arrange, Estate are re. . , ministratvix S:CTION 5. • The credit of the commonwealth shall not M any mannor, or'event, he idedge.d, or loaned to, any individual, company, corporation, or associa tion : nor shall the commonwealth hereafter become ajoint owner, or goelilugder, in any conipa* asso . elation, or corporation. . - . • • otice; . Sxcriost)... The commonirealth shall.not assume the debt, or any part thereof, or any, counts, city, borough, or township; or of any corporation, or as sociation; litless Such debt shall have been contrac ted Co enable the state to repel invasion, suppress domestic insurrection , defend it.;elf in time of war, or to assist the. state ia discharge of any'portion of its pre:lent indebtedness. SEcrzox 7. The legislature:shall not authorize any conntr, city, borough, township, or incorporated dis t:id; virtne of a rote .of its citizens, or otherwise to heco:ile a. stockholder in any company, association; Or corporation; or to obtain:1110110Y. St, or loan its credit to, any corporaion,,association, institution, or party. •. • . . PATCH Ma ti lq II SF.COND AM EN loNF.NT. . • . 11:111 he an tylditional ttrtiele to said constitu tion;. to he de.-ignated as article 111, as follows: No county shall be divided, by . a line cutting off over one-tenth of its, copoulation, (either to forin a new county or otherwise,)_ without are expr e ss assent of such county, by a Vote of the electors thereof; nor shall any new county be established, containing less than four hundred squaremiles. 711111 D .t.MENDIx ENT. From section two Of the first arti oof the '-consti onion, strike out the'words, •"of t. retry. of Plata rblphia, and of cash 'county rcsrct, •ely &pm see. Lion five, tenne article strike out the words, "of PiW; irdrlphia and of the several coy:airs ;" from section sevens same article, strike out - the • words,: "neiter /I,e city of- I'h;lad.l phia nor (tt.ti," and insert in lien thtsreof the words, " and, no;" and strike out section. ;four, same article, and in lieu thereof insert. the 'l'9l - 4. In the year onethousandttighthun deed and sixty-four, and in every seventh yettr there-- after, representatives to.the number of .one hutidred, shall apportioned am( distributed equally,throughbut the state, by diStriets, in woportion to the number of taxable, inhabitants in the several Tat ts thereof; except' that any county containing at least three thousand five-hundred taxables; may be allowed. a separate representation; but •no more than three counties shall be joined, and no etvinty shall be di vided, the -formation of a district. Any city eon- Ittinint• a suffiCient number. of taxables to. entitle it to at - least two representatives, shall have a separate representation assigned it, and shall be divided into convenient districts of contiguous territory, of equal taxable population as near as may be, each of which districts 'shalt elect one representative." . At the end of section-seven,. same article, insert these words, " 11s' city of Philadelphia shall be Xri,l4 into single Senatorial districts of configu-, cuts territory as-nearby equal in taxable population as possible ; .hut no ward shall be diridcd in the fur mut ion thereof." . The legislature, at its first session, aft& the adop tion of this amendment, shall divide the city of Phil adelphia into senatorial and representative district -1, in. the manner.aboVe proVided ; such districts to re main mit:hanged until the apportionment in the year one thousand cialt hundred and sixtv-four. • '4l AO I Pli l llll 1 1 1;t1 I _ ll+ 4\ flake fiom 12 to 25 or ts. Remember I get manulaeturers. commission,, s. .All machines sold Isntiifaction or may be : del See large hand rime MIESOLVTIONN ' AnneLn U. .OF NEW COUNTIES' • FOURTII - AMENDVIENT. '• • 70 be fectiotixxvt, flick The Legislature shall liare the power to alter, re oke, or annul, anreharter of incoYporationtereafter conferred by, or under, any speCial:„.dopsgeoeml kw, whenever in their opinion it may be injurious to the citizer.s of the commonwealth ; in such manner, how ever,:that no inj:titice Fhalt be clone to the coTora torF., . April - • SENATF., 2l, 1,85 . 13. Re.to/red, That this resolution piss. On the first a mend u tent,yeas 24,tutys 5. On the second amendment, yeas 19; nays G. On the third' amendment, . yeas 28, nays 1. On the fiturth amendment, yeas 2.3, nays 4. Extract from-the Journal. , • THOMAS A. MAGLITHE;- Clerk. . : IN * HOUSE or RRIR.V.SF.I 4 :TATIVp, ) . , . .. :1 - April 21, 13 . 56 •. c • . . Rex('!ve . il,' That this reSolution pass. On the first 2nm:till:nen% yeas 72, nap 24. On the' second, a mendment, yeas 63, nays 21. On the third alnen& rent, yea.s 64, nays 25 ; .and ti-fourth :intendment, yeas 6t), nays 16. • Extract fro:n the Journal. WILLTAII JACK,', Cc, k.. . . •• SEenrrAfir ()Frier, A. G. CURTIN, Filed April 24, ISSO. See. of the Commonwealth. i • Sr.camtny'.s OFFIC E, P. , . Itarrisbum June 27, 1556.,) Pcmotylvenia. Ra : 5 , e . . . I do Certify that the abore and foregoir,g. is d time and correct copy of the original "Resolution . relatiCe to an amendinent,of the Constitution" as the panne on tile-in this office. . - ' "' 1 --, ) : In testimony whereof I bare liereunto L. S. 1- set my hand' and caused -to be affixed -. the "--. l seal of' the Secretary's Office, the Alay and year above .written. ' A. G. CURTIN, Secretary of tho Commonwealth. Pt SENATE, April 21; 1856. Resolution proposing amendmepts to the CorisCtu tiort Eof the Commouwealth, being iinder.coutticierm tioh. ° On the quest ton, , Will the Senate agree to the .first amendment? • The yeas, and TI3VIi were taken agreeably to the provisionkf the COastitution, and were as folloWs, Yv.t.%---ltessrs. Browne, Butlalew, cresswell; Ev ans, Ferguson, Flenniken, Hoge, Knox, Laubaelt, Lewis, M'Clintack, Price, Sellers ; Shuman, Souther, Straub, Walton, Welsh, Wherry, Wilkins and Fiatt, iSpeaker-24. Cralib, Gregg, - Jordan; Mellinger and Pratt-5 NMI So the question3 . iiai : determined In the ailirtnatie, On the question; '• Will the Senate tigrie to the second amendment? The -yeas and .nays were taken agreeably to the provirions of the Com4itution and _yllre - 43 fOIIoWS, viz ' YEA.S—Nesgrs. lirtiume,..lluckalevcveresswell, nits, Iloge, Ingram, Jamison, Knox; Labauehi -Lewis, It'Clintock, Sellers, Shuman Souther, Straub, %Val. ton, Welsh, Wherry and Wilhins—,l9. Nays—Messrs. Crabb, Ferguson, Grigg, Pratt, Price and Platt, Speaker-43. go the question was determined in the affirmative. On the question, ; Will the Senate agree to the third amendment? The yeas and nays were taken agreeably -to the Constitution, and were as follows, viz YEas—Tdessrs.primula, 3uckale*, Crabb . Cress well, Evans, Ferguson, Flenniken, liege, Ingrum, Jamhon, Jordan; Knox, Laulmch, Lewis, MiClinteek, Majoger. Pratt, Price, Sellers, Shaman; Souther, S;MM .. , • &nab, TIM M, WW l * Welsh, 'Whail',lintkbm lad Platt, S'proker-138. - ' ' ; . ----' Nis—Mr. Gregg-4.• '.. , - f So the question was detertnined I d the affrmtive. On the nue.stion, - -%, "."`, Will the Senate agree tethe fourth itutendment4 ' The yeas and nays were taken ?greeably - to the Const)tutiotr, amtwere 'as folloWta, rz t. v ' ' .:., ' r, - YiAs—Messre..Brcrerne.uelatiew, Creswell, P.c . . ens, Ilenidkin . IlOge, I m, -Jiuistmi. Jordan, \I INp„ Kees, Laubach, Lewis„ M t '-k, Price; Seifers s i Slnnuan, Souther, Straub,' Wal , iWelsh, Wherry, Witkius and Platt, Spenivr.`3. ,[:' - Pratt• --S:IYi---?lessrs. Crab!), G regg, Me ll ingei ana'P - • - ° I ~ ,t ” -.--- '. .t So the question was determined su the aftrtnitive. Journal of the house of Representatites, April . 21, 1856, ' ' - ' .. • _.. . • - The yeas and nays were taken a. ,, :eatitye‘thepre -moor _ ~as: were taken a.gree visions of the Constitution, and on Hie first pi. amendment ,were as follows, viz: • YiLts---,Messi-s, Andersonßacks, Dalai; Ball, Beck, Pcoming,)Beck; • (York,) . I.l3brnlntrk Boyd, Betyer, Brown, Brush, Buchanan; Caldwell, Campbell ) ,Carty,'Cralg; Crawford, Boirdalk" Edinger, Panful:Ad, Fostegi/Getr, Haines, - Harper, Heins, Hibbs, Bfitt llille, q, Nipple, Holcomb,. Hunsockor, Imbrie, Ina ham, Innis, Irwin, Johns; 'JoltuSen, Laporte, Lebo, Longaker, Lovett, M'Calment,',llVarthy,'lrCelTlN .Menear, 3liller, MentgOmery, Moorhead, Nennemacher, Orr, Pearson, Phelps, - Purcell,. Ram sey, Reed, Reinhold, Riddle, Roberts, - .Shenk, (Allegheny,) Smith, (Cambria, ), (Wyoming,) Strouse; Thompson, . hallon, Wright, (Dau phin)) Wright,' (Luzerne,) Zizunictmait and Wright; S'peake'r-7 `2. "! revs—Messrs. Augustine, BarrY, Clover; Cobourn,. Fry, Fulton,- Gaylord, Gibboney, Hamilton, Hancock, Housekeeper,' Huneker, Leisenring: Ma gee, Manley, Morris, 3lumma, Patterson, Salisbury, •Smith, (Philadelphia,) Welter, ,Wintrode and Years ley-24. , - ,:-• , • . SO- the-question was deterniined in the affirmative. -04 the question, • Will the House agree to the second amendment? The yeas and nays were taken,; :and were as fol lows, yjz : YEAS—lfessi* Anderson; .Backus, ;Baldwin, Ball, Beck, (Lycoming,) Beck, (York,) Bernhard, Boyd; Brown, Buchanan, Caldwell, Cainpbell. Carty, Craig, Fausold) Foster, Goa, Haines, Halite!, Harper, Heins; Hibbs, Holcomb,- HumTelter, Int brie, Inghatn, Innis,.lrwini . Johnii•Johnsen, Laporte; Lebo, Longaker, Lovett, WCalmont, 11‘Carthe, Comb,- Mangle, Menear, Miller r ' Montgomery:Moor head. Nminernacher, Orr; Pearson.' Purcell, Ramsey, Reed. Reinhold, Riddle; Roberts,!Sheilk, ;4'441, (il legheny,) :Arouse, Vail, WhallOM Wright, (Luzerne,) Zimmer man and Wright, .Speaker—GB. AYs—Messrs. Angnstine, Barry, Clover, Edinger, Fry, Fulton, Gaylord, Gibhoney,-Hamilton; Hancock; Haneker, liseuring, Magee, Manley,. MorriS, Mum; Mu ma, Patterson, Phe'lps,;l. 4 alisturry, Smith (Cambria,) ' Thompson, Walte - r, Wititrotle, Wright, (Dauphin) and Yearsley-•25. , o the question Was determined in the affirmative: On the, question, • Will the 'Hlse agree to -the third amendment? The Yeas and nays were taken, and were as viz Yeas—Messrs. Aridersrn,,Baekus., Baldwin, Ball, Beek, (Lyco ring,) Beck,. (York,) Bernhard, Boyd, Boyer, Brown, Buchanan, Caldw•ell, Campbell, Carty,• Craig, Crawford, Edtnger, Fausold, Fester, Fry, Getz,- ' Haines, Hamel, Harper, tifileguS, Hippie, Holcomb, Ifortsekt. , eper, Ingham, In nis, Irwin; Johns, Johnsen, ,Laporte, Lebo, Lpngakey, Loyett,.M.Talinorit,l.PCorbb, Mangle, Menear ' Montgom . erL Nunnemacher, Orr,: Peatson, PhelpS, RainseY, teed, Riddle !Shenk, Smith, (Alle ghenY,l Smith, (Cambria,) Smith, (11youtinp...,) Thorn son, Whallon, 'Wright, (Dauphin,) Wright (Luzerire). - and Zinuner inatt 7 -di I. Nays--:-Messrs. Barry, Chker, -Cobortrn, Dock, Dowdall, Fulton .Gaylord, GibbOney, llaMitton, Hah cock,Huneker, Letseming, IrCarthv; Magee, Manley,*. • Moorhead; Morris, Patterson, Reinhold; Roberts, Sal isburY, Walter, :Wintrode, Ycarsley anti Wright; - So the question was determined in the affirmative. On the question,. . • I • - 'will the Horri;e agree to the; fourth amendment? ,The yeas r.i:d nays were taken; and were as fol lows, viz YrlcS—Mresi.i. Anderson, Backus, (Lytoming,) . Beek, (York ) ) Bernhard, Boyd, Boyer, Brown Brush, Buchanan, Caldwell, Campbell, Carty, Craig. Crawfort i ,DoWdall, Edinger, Fausold, Foster, Fry, Ceti, Ffathel, Harper, 'lleitis, Hibbs, Hill, Mlle gas, Hippie, Holcomb, Bonsekeepe:r, Hunsecker, Tot brie, Intik.. Johnson, 'Laporte, Lebo, LOPpt her, Lovett, M'Calotont, M . Carthy, IrComb, Mangle, ?fencer, illontgotnery,Moor head, Nunnetnach er,. Orr, Pearsqn, Phelps, Pirreell, Ramsey, Reed, Reinhold, Rithlffr, Roberts, Shcnk, Smith, (Cambria,) 'Smith; (Wyomitrg,) Thompson, Vail, . Walter, Whal •Wright,don Wrh , (Luzerne,) Yearsley,'Zitninertuan and Wright, ..`fp-akir- = G 2: • liAys--Messrs. _Barry, Chiver,, Cobourn, Fulton,. Gilyboner, Hai:test, Haneoch, IlTuneker,lngliam, Leis curing, Sfagee,liauley, Morris, Patterson, Salisbury and Win tr.crtle--:-141 • 'So the question was determined in the affirmative. . . . , a __, : i"Ek: It ETA, r.Y ' S OFFICE, t ' • ' llarrishttrg,..lune 2.7,-185et. ) _ Peprayirania,lss: I 'do certify that the 3 11Jord and foregoing is a true and corroct copy of the . Yeas and Nays' taken on the he proposing arrinthnenes to- the Consti tution of the Cottnonwealth„[ as the same appears on the Journals of the two Ithases of the General AS senility of this:Conimonwealthfor the session of 1850. 'Witness my hand and the- Seal of said of; --! L. S. k , flee, 'this twenty-seyentb day Of Jime, one ( ..---).thousand eightitundred tina Iftv-six.. i i A. G. .cririls, - • ' . ! Secretary of the Conimonwehlth: • i I i : - • • ,• - Strayed . or Stolen, Tl w° two-old steers ; one . deep . rect a; with wide . horns, black tips to • his horn's, and black nose; the Other deep red, with wide horns, white bel ly, White spotS on both flanks, white spot in the fore head, and met of the tail White—have been missing two or three Weeks. Whoever will 'return said steers to the subscriber in South Bridgewater or inform him,' or the editors of the Rept/View/ at Montrose, where they can be found, shall be liberally rewarded. P.(TRICK MANLY Bridgewater, Julf Ind 15G. • TTl,FiundONigned having purchased the old stand • iocentt i r oceupied Matk; is now pre pared to carry on the Carrel ge . ]taking basins e, in all, its branches. ..8.11 kinds; of Carriages mannfactnr etrto'ortler, and repairing done on short notice. ; E. 11., ROGERS. - .. • Montrone, July Ist 1830.1 tL - 777 --- • Wool I Wool! nia`rket price in rash. will be paid for I .POST BROTIIERS. July 10t10854., - - • • - • cayh Paid for Wool. THE highest price in cash -will be pit'. for Wool by.;• IL lIURRITT. New Mi June 20, ls;ill. .. • . • 4- -- ' lINAIIi r tED - . ' .. rfIIVO DOZEN FAT TURKEYS t» the g ist of July , _I. also fat Chickens at j - S. S. MOTT's+. 1 1 M•itS - itibuii: from i , J . ft.t... 1 3konfroset . , Pa. • TAR QUNDAY SCHOOLS fltrui thed with Libraries of .dill'eres sizes . 4 lkle* York retail prices. Call at the rot:Office: .WIRE!. .11 , 17 E ! FIRE; rrlIE unklersigncil is gent for the following MI • '...1. suranee Companies, the reputation ,of which, for solven6 and lioitorab c dealing, have been limg known to file public :. - ' • • The 14c , inning Mutual. _Capital s2.nri,ooo. , . • • , .The Fanners' Union Insurance, of.-Athens, :Pa:— Capital $20,000, secure by bonds and moytgag'e. oil State - Ititual at Ilerris nun on the stock and mu tual plan. ';, Capital s3so,ptig. • 17:4r,ApPlicants .can receive policies in tither or any hi thelabOve ciimpanies. BIOiIiNGS 5TR61.7130, Agent. Ilehtroie, May 12, 1 5 36. ' , . . ' • 1110 Wat Beyun .. -- ' . i . LOOK W ELL . TO YOUR INTERESTS - I - 1 I • A, ND buy your. Books and Stationery where you /A_ can: ,, et them, the p.. Itewetubor it is at the , Store • k ,-, • •„„ . Moittrew oOoft it ttse a ostoince, . where., you 1 eau. find Hooks of all prices, from a one cent- primer 1 to a ten dollar Bible; and notwithstunling old.books ' haie been sold in town Of late at auction -at low pric es, you nay learn by calling at the Postoftico that old and new (vokA both catti be bought low. -- . • , . Dicks' complete works(,' Expedition to Japan, How' s, writlngs, f the llipte.r's f east, . the White Chief and the Seshi, .Berard the Lion-Killer, the SparroWgrass Papers, f,ify Bondage and Freedom, ,Life on the Road • Salad for; the Social an Solitar y, koSe . Clark,' Tom Hood's WorkS hty.vioint, styles, a new lot of School Books, einl Stationery,'aukee Notions, to. &c.,, and also a - f;, -. '4% - .I of those tip- op Glass Wain; left.- . - ~.., :. ticatijc ,1111eie. - --. , ny one. tanking 'aliill of five dollars and ever at onq i thne-shafl have . one dedlitr's worth thrown- in extra!, ' or ten dollar's -worth . shall have two doliarcestnt.l :-.: .-. ~ . .- ; Call Stid- be convinced.' tit th6 Motitrose :Book I •Storeokete door north of Searles Hotel.. . • ----..- ~. -1 • "- •• -- • , -.• . h •:A. Y. BULLARA : llontiose; Aug: 0, l'S 54; . =g 1- to 8 dollars' per barrel S. 8.: MOTT's. TEMP E I ' ; 1 = 7 . I 'l -.1 ' I $, ), '•-I_ • N . 0 N V .. •Ii: it 4 , _. , _ -,- •-.,....:,..„-....,...--,_, -,. ~,,,k , q,- -- 4114m .- + •e-. - .!! , -Jo 4 - . , ... I .. s °cagy ': ..-_-... ' -E s i .:, . , -- .7. -.-- .":.. ,-: 'UW.2 rr,..nowitrwazt --,' •-•:, -1.- -, ,- •;• , --1 ,- - 42 = '''' -' . • 'ii - 1g0r 4 .-- - - '-''' ' --- - 'iriiiiiii. - 'r ir e er. -ItlOllOlllllC . i , ssiii - ON MAIN STREEti.MONIROSE, PA. . ~ .. . - nottivedsi.- ---- ~, . , _ rrilE subsert , fie...4lmi this metlied,ta, keep. it he. A rfili; ; 4le.etideaVAi t kritiltiftitr - = 4}..iziiiiii;:i : .k. . foie the - p • tpieliit Susquelninna eounte that at f .41,"•$thek:cf Lamtiriair - 0M2441: t -=*= .- littirit- . --' the. Temperance Salpon. (the only one 'in liontrestlris.lVe,d- from An- old hitiliei.' -',. :•, . . ftra t•ln' 14 the Puts' to get - fake" , -Cakeit :Crackers,lChsise, Militia:l:don; hits proved' itsce','' , — .111ulip:14 0 .r t ia r 7... , - , I New York Can yi-Sardifiesi•.llerrhtg,.. - Ornages;And` faervils down tom.. ",*riisgiiiii - e-' , ,,r,ilit:,o;f - ' Lemont; Apple s Nittit, Sugai, Viekled Oyste.'s, Clant;:i knpwlit* clic': ,Eict. - Am/ sh"chddliert: - . :Wit !it - Nye:hi''. Tongue • and 0 tunlicisyStstall Beef,. Ice 'OW lAta i ' l O n th l at weli t i tt i *niftl i*eil. illieini . ' k i k :t4 ' ' " onade and Sod -water, Ice Cretan Ice., to' eat and -.conrinee tho pu e that.SIOONS` • If, -,-. drink... - Also r a thC same place, Is ' kept on hand ' a at " thew Store on Public Sienue,firaF , •delefaboitici-ifie '•? good assorttnen .of GROCRWEi.', fresh frotnlirt• Post ofrice, 'nave the largest - in& mitat dealral l te.,: York, each as ea•of di ff erent khu r s, good, from 2ii. stock cif:SOOTS AND SHOES wirer intAtaliwcted 'kid'.. ==, 9tl. to Cut.; per' rind; Brown Sugar is now selling at 1144 market ;.whiehforprice (ireolf r nneompetitiOri - 9 conLs per •po ', d,-beat Coffee Sugar at 111 cents , 1 with seco'n4 rals.q•ooris) 41urab il ity A I.l.Atylio Ire -chat— :- am! crushed, p verked and granulated, Sugar at. 12i I leneconmetition.••• No are,. 'rink g.-trehltly • front' cents "per no : Mackerel, Cod, White and Elie I the-B&st:lionSeskl New _Tank OM , test stylew' itud -.-'. ' Fish Pork La Smoked thus and thoulders, Dried I beg , citiall o =4 0r,u00427' winch keep ..'"gt ; •-a•li""elimelit ..= , , , Beef, 'him =T b asso; (plug and fre=ent„)_N mega; I complete. . =, = • -•-- .... - • :- • ,i,. Tallotr Cart ' dle • Stearine Patent'. and Sperm -do., I• July 28, 19416, Just reeeitmd'alitr.sulditiontoout ~7 Rice Soap of different kinds from 10 111.12/ cents_ a ,1 former stocir, -,- .vo.irslging-of..(lert , - Psitenti.friathet',- bar ' Soap Powder 'and 'Washing Soda, Sack Salt Sot Tots, iPatißlettilW short. _ eh Calcearlai : . fanilly use, Sho Permission Ctips, 1V hitesr4lshl,Scrult i ualicv Slice * alid-s4ssirittAniti, - ' . r_efaliall),..Bstl . 6, - ut. t and Shoe Bru - les, Stove. , and Shoe • Blaeking, Ilair I }this Slippers :ma 'Boots beet - _ft 01,1lest..Boyir', Oils, Perfume , and a. variety of Ext.:acts, %wheal Yout hs and Childrens gin*, Quito - tin& ph,oo tiiki I Pepper, Cinna on; Cloves, round do., Ginger, Mos- belt hi market, ' rif fact '`ei-e•ty . thio - firkogivt4, `.tartl, Vreeek-it 11 Arnerieun,. Coffee Eszenee, Corn ; : ita - il.. ' - -.."-, -'' 1: : ` - ." ,:- - ~,-, -: ",- '-'...- Starch; Sago f : puddings, Raisins (r e in one shilling !.. ALL ilotttl of Letither, allot - di=e - ge,„ Sm.:, Al!. ; to 18 pence pq= pound, Zantee. curratdi, Citron, 1 kinds Of srOyli. made - to 'oftjej; - ratiaic ' done rl Prunes, Lieori e, drops and root do., Candies of sill rica ll .F• • l SlM3f q ,a ~.* .-W!,...!...,,.,._ kiwis, Fancy C ntly Drops, Glint do., thied Peaches, , Nefltreae Jtrt 28, 1850. '- • - ie -- tine - ", Plums and err c ries, Oran,r, , es and Lemons Pine Ap ples,Cocoa, 11 Ina and Chocolate, Nutmegs mid pat-,.. ent Nutmeg CI aters, patent Clothes pins, Transpar ent Slates, Sts ' and Lead Pencils, Sweet and Castor. Oils in bottles, Fire Crackers and other Fire Works, Raymond's,' L =e's, add Wright's Pills, Salts, Dr. Phyie's Campl or Okttnent, au almost sure cure for. the Toothache Sprain_, Bruises, Burns, ttc, same. horse Mcdicin .., and a lirge assortment of Childrell7 'Toys, among N hielt - are Ilorscs 'on wheels and rock.; ers, Dogs, Li is, Cats, Birds, Ex.; .stall Pails and Ba.,kets, Chu i lets, A.ccordeons, Ilarthonicons, Jews: _harps, a few L idles.' I task ets and Sewing Birds ; . also,. • Flour on Stan by the pound, sack or barrel, at• as low price: an ;as good quality as can be bought in Montrose. All orders s •dren, with the ' and he dealt a present therns tit by flienti4, stage, mail, or by chil- RF.APY, shall receive pompt att.enti6n friric bY as if the., who .o-rtlereit were Ives; . . . ,00kis are for sale at ".Aire and let:Jive are requested to cadl uud 'patiiiite Terms, cash or ready pay.....T.liatik vors,-..1 Lope to make otject for: The above. , - Peop fur•themsel:+e. fu} fur past f those that wa At the TeLti • May 21, /NJ t Grocezies, Ettahles, "'et t - et ancei , a7 loon and o:ocet v. _: • 5..3.10 • .. MS-IT ',SUMP! . 4 - . 4 cribers; having entered into copart-, uneer the rum of,S,t7TrzttN.' s t•YOUNO. announcing to their Mends and.the that they are receiving as complete selected stock of go ids as has ever the goods-buying community in this W 1.4 ukke pl 6 asu e plailic gown and as cargru offered , . . . . section of cnt tail% Their stock is coMparatively new gootis--as th : old stock of-J. li. iiptpliiii was reduc ed to an nm stially ainall arriount-Lariti _embraces all the variet ies e . .nOw rece ying and opening a la .usuallyy kept in a Conotly store.: They i ar rge stock of ' • S rim ,;;; - antl StioLtn , ,Goodst, to wide tht in: ite•publicpttentiod; belieVing that an ertni nation of the quality% and Prit.e will proie . satisfactdry tb purchasers generally,• , . They espeCial- ly invite i i, he ladies' attention to their assorttitent . of 1 falshienaitle . rat dim:tide Dress etoo.ls; of every variety and style, co is:sting: in part of Spqng Detains, ,Chat lies, litrage. Barage Detains, L.airm4,4 , oplins, an d Ginghatus.A. good . assortirkent of. 'Sprit ' , and Supt-.. :tier SlMwls, and a splendid lot of Parasols. Also, a complete as Ortment of Bonnets aild:Trirnmings. Gents . ; we baYe not foyietten yin. :Please drop in and see'its ; 1 we can fit you frenuillat .to . Boots, - in style and well as . prie.3:,. Cloths, Cassi- Mores, Two , : d?, Caslinier . ets, Satitetts and Kentucky Jeans.; Sat' t, Silk and 3farsales Voitings in All their. t i a variety, wit a largo and cempieteasiortment of Bea- . dv Ilade Cl ithing.„ ._:, • It. L. - SI.7TPIIIN. ~ , :. i • -2 - . ' ..: '.5.A.311.7E1,1701.7.5G. Smuttier. ; N.B. duce. • k • 1. LAP. ot , ortutent _Lk by SUTPHIN' S. :YOUNG. IjOCF: good u.rsurtuieht of Sugars i Teas-, VIE" and 3lolasses, prinie_lot Mack crel, in lii 3 Quarters,' Halves- and • Whole Barrel 3 -; also,' Dry : Pickled Cod for sale by • - SUTPHIN I.c YOUNG. ; .411'1 2.2,1fiZ6. • - ' . ie bighest pricc,psikl for air „idols of Fro- S& TFIIIN & YOUNd. AI, &It 31; lot of Crockery, Glass,' Saone, Tirc. 7 end __Ce/r Ware fOr sale 113 - ' SUTPHIN. & YOUNG. __._....._ ...._____:._:.....„.._ ER .6 . • . z . -FAR Its 10,YOUR INTERES'I% f ..1. rare c ,J,coce to make from 12 to 25 or 20 _1 , .., sr ccut..on yollriin,vestmeittj rr LIE s. Useriber ia.prepared to furnish ThreShing 1.. Macl ines and iarious , etlier ',Agricultural Imple ments, n ' to. be„surpassed - hy . any in this country, - from the • ell known and long establisheduanufacto (l ry of Wh tiler, Melliek & Co.,•Albany, \,-Y. There re alizeare. but f the bore per cent., or more, as the-horse pow er can be applied in sawing whorl; in log Or other- Wiic, chu ping, cutting sti-aw , and hay, &c., and va rious oth. i uSes too IIItIfiCTOUS to mention. ,For se't eras rens ns I can make it im object forthose wishing to purchte, to call. npOn •rne.and have_ their orders. I filled. I have the, freight so r.rrin-,e.d ti.,-;t, the trans portation is but a Mere trifle. i • Alliniplenients' war ! ranted'te perform as recounnended, (see large hand bills.) - I Can also furnish machinery frem,otherinam: teactorie If desired. 'Xow'is..yriur.time to send . y4..i . . orders,' , I.d ..your, machines will be in. readiness/it harvest.. '.- .' '• . r . ,- - . . E. T. TIFFANY. Dimoc •'', Susrea. co.,,Pa:, - June 10,..185ti. .. - 22niG FAR'?".FOR SALE.' - ..' ••••• ; - ORS ALE.' gips for stile his. Valhable Farni, ig a part of the Farm well known 'as the in Farm," in the "township, of Great Bend,. ama County, Fa,._; - containing about -236 acres its laud, about 100 acres in-Valriable timber, ;tit, ~with- a suitable quantity of ,chestnutLfor Sand the remainder in, a high sititetf culiiv r a-. I Well watered by a entail stream through the nd al.s6 by durable springs. nildings are mostly in good repair, 'lvitli cat tily barns and otherinecessary oubbuilding?. . is well fenced and suitaby adapted to grain ng, but its present condition is mostly in first soirith an' abtniclaiit quantity of excellent ,and is ' eonsidered 'One 'of • the be stock ' is the state. The thither land .is equally 'to cultivation,, .and 'the great ._demand " for. (1 timber, and its proximity to market; Make ' Valuable. ' '- " peation of said Fart, .with its fertility of soil 'e of cultivation, combine every desirable ad for conveniunceiantkprofit noVequaled in the ;being . ..pleasantly:Altuated in. the .prOductive r the SusqUehatuni, dirtfetly at the junction Delaware, LaCkawanna tit. Western. Railroad Nei', York & Erie Railroad ' , having two di ., lities, to New York by said lines ' and also lit North by the :lc York 4.• Etie: ar.d, its ties kb every desirable point., ' ' I. important advantages present themselves Ifor : farming - purposes—said Farm . being the Site of the pleasant and healthy;_ and rapidly • Village of Lodersvillo,in the:centre of a rich ural district, is ad,tantageously situated there..i dividint , up for, tie sale of lots.. TersonSile .f a valtm e hle.and Pleasant loCatiou will 40, wet inn' view the prertuses.. ' / ace had : of the subscriber ort the premises. ~ S by:agreentent, rr"E bei "Moms Su , queb of first mostly 6, MEI ion—t 3 FARMERS, - - LOOK IiERE! . . subFeribers lia‘',lng entered into p - artnertibiis, , prepared to receive-wool ninianufacttire - on .or by tno ,Woot Citrlitn,g• and thOitlize, aeon. • "2. 4, GARRET JOIIn3ON.. JOHN BEAUMONT... , t 'March • .Bn.n ' a . shares; Cloth COME - AND SEE., 1 / 4 .'!ENTS in cosh, will buy one - dollar's . worth of Ithe splendid - .stock of Spring .41141 Stinuniir . just receiving at the Cheap Cash and Itirter lax Diruock - Four Cortterit, wheee.altuust uver - 3, - - aow goes to buy their goods, 'l, and Salt kept, alwaywit.hand. TILIYEIL - Dltinrlti May 28, , 1856. ; j '" Q -', Or) Good. store body Ha* 11104111141,1PI1S;.4xtisc'sitit's tulies, out ititlit's Brushes; The tulitt of - a Iliutmant.l ps, fur beautifyiug the completiod; - Ociut4ud'B res subakq., for remattitig:sup - erthiotti halt. Itlirlio itun, Medicated Soup rot': riuoying,T;tn; Ics timples awl Balloir . .Ciimiileitint t : Butelle• hair . 11ye, also lilt' Moldavia Brenta:for . qtir ; Iluttowstfuawl Ointthent, uita..neatlS , Ointmotsi arid . P item ere= w p - a t IMirose,;:lune - 18, 1854. • •1: . • Flow POW( also. lor's the to all ties WWI . _ !, BALA WriLlithtilenle anti Retait deal. • er in. Flour, Salt, - Pork4 Fistt,Lara;•graAn, feed eandles, - elover and timothy seed. Barrels fresh, round -flour just receiVed front ntroso Auggst 5, 18M1. ~3 :~ mea EZZ3 Agii PAIP Foft-wom s. BFANN'brE dsquehanua Depot, June. 23, 1836. , - • - Rrn,portant. Oise very•-,,.. ::--;:-.= , - •' .. Dit.'lieLLSAlr 8- BM -wrtra. ., -_, . <_,.. ., - Gun.c. l ATIED roil. sit.ipirtords; •,-... ' - titc . QURES , IN AY '_YEAW: • - ' ' FIR: lIALS of New York< si tt eeetcd• t io o .-. l) cesi by. hit;ll a rich Iniurian VINE is iniklae....-.... .ell from cerniin planti of great niedielnal r irtues.- - j- „- This delight - fat Wiin:...cornhines all the high medicinit - '' properties of the lintideterni„ . :B(rT4+ol//4, - ,, Yellow , Pork, 117.1d - Chl'rrp; 4niti certain other plants, .IthesS, • - virtues are kit times aiicire.eyfeefirthiweirlicat*nti";• • S, , ,,piliv amt . con'centr.sted tire the r edichltd,pitipirtiar .; - -of this Whit:, that it lqs, been found - thebtinat,.effeet-• ire int.dicinc ribte In- ,ttse. - Freorenelv less thim a .. .- single bottle restiii6 the lingeting - Patient - from tie- . - . Wity and sickness to strong and . i.lgoroust'lteilth.-!;•:.. 'Every des° shows its•good'ZirectstmtlietxinstitutiON": . • and intprovi..‘s thetilieral health; ;and trit/il/i.:. Atte . _ sey's ealebrated GLT3I-COATED 110 EST PILLS Or - 'sit AtijUllet r all the follOtsips disordeisjSre . premai,tent - --.. • -; is cured,' '•.- i II .. . , ..--- IlvsrErst.i.o - rt IsninEstiox. - -- - -1 box of tire, Fired' 'Pills, arnl . -.4 . bottle of the 'Wine, IrII cure the most :: ' .tlitressing forms of this dolttPlaint.' ' : ' Auck: 'AND FErrai.-:---One or to .$) ilitsm of, the pills; and a bottle of the Wine:will break the Sing Btu! epre the Patient in all cases, when'th ci direetions.ott:7! the bottle are•adhered t.o. . . I - . . _ ~-,: • llnorilf•At. Coitrr.,.tisti.--Frotti 'one 'to' tww boxag of the Pills, and threillxittles of tbeVinei eut'e this obstinate 'disorder: - • <-- ' i'" - ' • ':- ~e• DISonDER OF THE Ktmmrs.-=The Forest Witte and . ' Pills have prCived highly ellicacious intltis disordet , One to two box.e.s of the Pula ; and _thf- e ee:ov'four hot ties of the Wine, are sufficient to !tecomplisli„a:ctire `:.- in the worst-cases. • < -- :. • , ' - ' . .D entury, NIGHT' tgWEAT.3,-EiN(iCialiGM awl li r eithr:-!, - hl State of the conatitation.—The 'Forest Wine is it, popular remedy for •all these c,omphtirts. One to ... , three bottles cure the worst cases without tho use ' the Pills; but when. the .complaint is aecointrattied - with are other disorder tbe_Pills'will be-required. - . fititusts.rmit.—The efficacy of the Forest Remedios in Illieumuism issery singular.: Somicof the moat- . . -distressing . cases I ever _sawnL hare been eured.-10 , . them in ten or twelve- days' time . ... - _ • '•_ ' Eltors . DisonnEns .AND ( ;Font.- Sronacn,—uno , purgative d o se of -the ,Ferest. Pills will .cure any blot .. . ious; disorder, or any complaint, 'swish:4'oo f'oult•:',. Stomach dud: morbid condition 'edits bowels: : ';' ', .. Etv.r.r.3.---Chie Or tiro. purgative doses sat:cure ke.• . 1. - ccit'Glis,,Col,ll3 tro.:-4/ne box:of:die Pills, and A..•.; bottlobf the Wine, will break tip and cure the mast ', severe colds, co - ugh; and pain in tile. breast., .- .•' tri.cims, limp, Btorcurs, Sca b id Rim; ..• Ring, : , ;worn', Er j. Sall likettm , , Sore Efie - 4.etiidhe,:'. l- ry kind of Rittaor.—Those complaints all :vise front .. one common cause--;impurs 61txxi. - Generally noth! -.- Jug but the Pills are requwed for Ole eure_nr Int)st•l4,- i theSe di:;orderS; but if both media arCusett.itto.,.. -, boxes of the:Pills, an boxes :(i• three...l:kitties of, the Wine, will cure the very, wor n c ,tua ases,d fr.equently . by less th:m half the quantity: ." -'' I r . ~1 l'• ..- JArzi•Dtc.—Two boxes .of ,tho Tills, wad 'as many' bottles of the Urine, ture the 'Worst ease of Jaundice:,' l'itgat.'s Ousraccrtoss, produced from'.bad c01d5... , , or ireakly constitutions. A few doses ofe'thoyor*,'.-.. Wine 'cures the most distressing forms of tßesq coal- • plaints • and if the Wine be followed, uy,ttsfeKweclm;.' these derangments will not oe.i.cui,agalt . t„ . Th_i Wl fl e ' exactly suits.; the female 'cot:Alt:W.9N; 'inn . gives strength, vigor; and blooming health;: Ov - er atu rn- ..... of boxes and bottles have been sold within the - last. two years,. in the 'United State i ll and Ganada.' Letters and certificates :to the amount of many' thousand, . have been received, testifying to the cures and efl'ects of these remedies.- - ' .•; .• ' . . • • . Forest Wine is in large slinare - bottles One dollar ' • p9i bottle, or. six Imttles for Bye ilollart: ' Forest Pills, twenty-five cents jer„box.' - Genersil detiot,-,84 Walker Street, Kew York ; Mid . kept by out or more , - ro.fpeetable -druggist in almost i4ery.. city and village . in Ilse Union and British Colonies. -.. ._, ~ Getierni Depot, 64 Walkori3t. New York. , Ageots..---,, in. MontrOse f Ariel Turret!, in Great -Beutl, L. z-