OM
ITEMS.
rail
. „ , . • ~ ,
- Sitivery to be : Initalittitili Pittelid . e. '
' Per object,':in these preliminary remark.,
:is:to show hOw un wise if;.is:for the. South t o .
attempt to jti.. , •tifv, negeo'slaViry_ss. an EX- .
• CEPTION A 11{.1 INSTITUTION. lt lathe on,
ly 'form of sla very that has excited. the preis•
d iees - of nvinicind tind4iven rise -to abolition;
the only kittd..of .Slavery; which . Int. not tern
- until recentliiinirersal. The experiene. , , the
. prarticei and Abe history, of mankind ampl
VI N DICATE ' SLAVER,Y IN TII E .=A fl-
STRACT, AS A NATURAL ITN WER*.
SAL .AND coNpovATIVE INSTITUT
TION:: In jnstif ing - if:ivory in the -gc : n.:ral
i
abstract, we . bar to Contend with Me preju
dices growing:Cis 'of thelAfrican te rive
out of the_ cruel treatment of slaves: wheror
that tiside exbists, and the still 'greater' prelu,
'dices of race landlor... -- Still, it is shown by .
i d
...history, • both sac andiPrefine, liiit ; Do=7
MESTIC.SLAV RY. IS , A NAT URAL,
NORMAL, 'AN 15; :TI LLATEL, UNt
, VERSA L , INSTITUTION. A compaiiseti
of evils Of free am:Y . -Slave society, from
the - censuses '.,cf different countries, (min the
Eriglish Poor , Laws; from the faMines, rev°.
rutions,, infidelities,..'. stiper4titions, agrarian
, isms and :anarchies:. that - , have 4 late 'years.
' sfflicted Western Europe, and frorr.,the.coln?
lnutiislic and socialistic' inovemcnis of the
- - ,
day;:proves!those soehities only to he per.
thanent 'and:enduring which- hate reSta up.
0 the pain:lrani institution of dOntestle &o-
very
. aa a hasig. Where it is thus :shown
that SOME KIND OF SLAVERY IS NEC
ESSARY, ALL MUST 'BRAVILLNO TO
ADMIT THAT, .:AS . SLAVES THERE
MUST. BE, I NEGROViI , ARE BET FIT-
TED FORE THAT 0::?NDITION.- 7 -Rich,
,mond ErantFner.• • • :
. . . .
1..... ;a .4.....'
- '-- : FaIREDOM lug- THE...70,e.-•./Cetter in tile
~- 4 tew. . . Orleans Baefini, - cotomended by the
-;. qdttnr,'StateS that in the:event of. the election
. the :event . .
,-'''' filing to thellouse„, if any southern•tneMber
\.: shostd vote Ihr'Fremont, he would' be burnt
tit. the stake' by:14.3 constituents, on' his 'arriv.
-al-hot - nil the Charlistoi Telegraph truly
• - reßesints thefeling of the dominant power
at tlikSouth in the'fultowing paragraph :
: • "L 5 Oeclara' thr'nigh the puldie journ
als that'llte que4ion Of slavery - is notand
:, . shall-,- , not *open f . , ! !' Idtseussion : that the
syStentitiooleep muted among,ils an 1 must
remain \ forater;'.oat the very moment anY.
. private.arltynivaf atteMpts to lecture us tip.
. .
on its evils , - - and.intmorality, and the necessity
• of putting - trieanS. in. Operation' to - secure us
from then Vin tha same moment his tongue
- shall be pa but-4: 1 d eastitpon. the dung hill."
--- We see this fe ling manifested in the exile
of end.erwcf, - in, the . niObs es -Wter. Hug; and
in lynching licth'txlist preachers, - whose only
Crime'is that they lbeloneto the church NOrtli.
• . Freedi,m of opinion is: absolutely ern•hed .
Out, on the 4ubject of slavery, in any and all
' it: aspects ;1 and a desperate attempt is now
making ,to extend tha'Same • tyranny Over
mind and conscience in the Northern states.
``At'e-ttre7Pen i ple rlady for this ? If not, there
_ i must be a !nighty struggle - to 'preserve our
liberties. -i . ' r ••,.:, -. •,
. .
• • Iff-"Th z:1 ,
e num et ofworkmen nowout of
- - -
- employment-at. t . e Springs , 44l Armory, by .
. W
. the late order of he,arlitpartment, Ray - s
the Springfield ‘ i ncrblicin,' is 257., filo
.'work on the"-impt-ovementittthe water shops
- - is continued, the aPproptiations therefor not'
".being
extiansted. I . But. threats are made that
- - these too, .hail- Ike stopped. whieh .will.dis.
' • charge another lif;e•number-of work men.— •
The:great ntajOrity of the armorers are Fre
mont tudu.l:: The 'Republican' undo-stands
that operations bave not bi.-ett . .suspended at
-. the 'Harper's Fer i ry, -- Va, Armory, ttie.twin
of-`that at \ pringfield...!The excuse is that'
. i there is :money on band !to•carry that on.—
Probably there will criniinue to be for a long
teme. Thep, rote for'_,:" Buck ant;Breck '.'
doWn therel • - i , • . •.:
1 • A Lrnrckl PAM 1'111.E1.-.... The Bucan
heers in
Pittsburg .
„this region,l, says the t Ga z ette; are.
noix busy in circblating a pamphlet covtain
ing extracti fron4Garrison, Wendell Phillips,
Pillsbury, and *Sher *them fanatics, hick
, ding extracts from theistew York Snmdard,
all whom . ; the !pamphlet says, are support.
ers of Freniont. There never was ,a grosser
lie. Not Onetif,the individuals 'named sup
port-Frent: On the , bntrary, they all ex.
press a decided preferchee for Buchanan. •So
the boot icon the otheregt
In these days Of fraud and villainy it is of
•l i v
no use to Mince words. e therefore charge
that 'this. pamphlet is a, rnss and villainous
fraud fromi beginning to f iend, and that
, ~
every
man;who circul4es it is : a party to the fraud:
_ . ,
Let our friends, iorherever they meet It brand
it as such, and it will be, as powerless as it is
truthless. I ~ - -..
A RULE. 713A . 5 WON'T,WOHIL Two . WATS.
—Mr. BRFXSISSIDGE, the Buchanan candi
date for the Vice-Presidency, is stumping
Through the,FreeStates for h'im'self and old
'Buck, and 1 everywhere: meets, as, be should,
the kindest l . reception. Hei vias to he at. Phil
adelphia•on the 117th. B, what sort of a
yeeeptionyould Mat
Mr. Diffrow, the Republican
candidate for the es,tne Office meet, if he were
:to venture into Xentucky or. Virginia, to ad
dress the people of thine states in favor of
himself and Faxibtorr ? I
is statitd that Mr. Breekinridge re
ally madea pro Position to Mr. Buchanan, at
the Wheatlank: yeaterdai; says 'the
BUlletin 'of the' 11th instant, on the
subjeekof his withdrawal. The plan is toget
Mr. Dbltelsonaar to withdraw, and unite the
Democratic and itimerlean tickets in the per.
sons of Fillm; and Breckinridge. Such a
ticket, Mr r
inridge thinks, will be like
ly to tasaiii4 against 'Fremobt and Dayton.
'Aqua is $ b donsahout the tao platforms
does iot appear Nor i have we learned what
re' spo Buchanan made to the propd
, sition. I
•
L -es isve Tax Bot7n.—The majority -of
the Southfire nOn-slayeholders. They 1004
with deep interest upon,the approaching Pres
idential eontest ;land their aspirations are foi
the suttees!, of tretni:eot and Dayton, though
the. Iteign'i i oTerror,Sqiith of Mason and Dix
on's line, comp+ them to silence. thin we,
not labor to , emancipate the free white men
of tho ! Somb frqm the , thraldom of the slave
power, whiehninsbei freedom of speech and
a free Few it V o. wilt not aid in this work?
,
\. - RAB110.•—"110qt U &Catholic,' shrieks
~, Some _terrified IKnoW,lSTothing. - " Fremont
is a bloody _Kno,Wlslothiag,"--growls a Botha
neer by his side.; "Fre:tont is a alavehold•
er," yells ,some Man who ilf golns }sir Dodd.
eon. with- } Li;. one hundred slaves. ' " Fremont.
:s
is a - rtibid ;Free Ater. and 111 t enemi to the
South," shouts he Chitrieston Memory and
all the Slaviibol ail Is down South." elel go
di - 5 . 1.21:44;4T0 tion. ",
.1. 4 And he played
.04 A
herp - at i tnd -"tip," - 4r4—Dttralt
- Adveritlii: .. l c ' I. ,
pendent otili
the backeloi
gia b 20.000 .
late Preeldeat
_ met es
-
eilletk44o •
fonte,*____4oo
,mp l ig and iellable corres
-
Georgia 'art that
iad 4rly Cw,
majoriV, Johnsen,
-a the Atineriese Council
conesiiiit to.
" Jul3ri SW,
_iiion* ISt,
' 1i 1 094-411t ilia#los4l64
,
IJPWASD ANI3 CsNWAR
GO IT ROOTS! * -
The Border "Itrifflatelit on =maiin st.
. •,.1161rettlid. •
A ND-the endeavor op — palm off that " Eitraiite
111 Stork if suptriesi• T ualiton-Of ChtodWatelyi re.
coved from an old broken. •down Este • liturnt In
AinAannon; has proved.._ an- mike faiittre
fiends down torn. , "Seeing is Beficrinii.“ ur ese .
knowledge the feet,. Med Amid judge that 'Felipe
(without wearing) would. toat was necessary to.
convince the public that 'SIMMONS & MERIGMAN,
nS their sore on Public Avenue, fikst door abovethe
Poet Office. nave the largest and moat desirable
stock of BOGTS ANB•SEIOES t•Ver introduced hitt
this market ; 'which forprice (we offer,no evimpetbion
with second fat. goisidx) durability and style we elod•
lenge competition. We are `ret.eising weekly fon.
the Bests Ilouses in. New Yenkthe kitest' styles ,and
best qualities of Goods, which keeps_ our assortnient
complete. = - •
' July 28, 1856 0 105 t received it large addition lei era
former stock. 'consisting of Gents Patent Leath°,
Boots, Patent Leather short Boots, French Calf Boots
Gait u• Shoes and" slips all styles. Ladi Gaiters .13ntnr
kips Slippers and Boots best qualities; also .11;p7i
Youths and Childrens Boots - , Gaiters - and Shoes; ; the
best in market. In fact every thing belonging to the
trade. ,
A , •
ALL kinds of Leather, and Findings, &c.
kinds of work made to order • and repairing done
neatly. SIMMONS & MERRIMAN.
Mont•eise July 28, 1856.
WI
Important DOlcovery..
DR. HALSEY'S YOREST,WINTL
• ASD
Gl7 IR•COAT ER FOREST _PI 11.T.: 4 5.
. • ' 20,000 CURES , IN ONE }EAR.
e •
DR. HALSEY., of New York; has invented ot
cess by which a rich luxuriant WINE is produc
ed from certain, plants ot_ great medicinal virtues,—
This"detightful Win& i conibines all the-high medicinal
properties of the, Dandelion, Sareararilia. Yellow
Dock, Wild Cherry,' and certain other plants, whose
virtues are ten - times more efeetire as Medical agents.
So,pure and concentrated are the medieinalpoperties
of this Wine, that it has been found the nirrit eftect
ive medicine now in lose. Frequentiv, •less than a
single bottle restores the lingaring .Patient can de
bility and sickness to strong and Nignrolui
Every dose shows its good effeets on the ennstitation,
and improves the general health;
and with Dr.; llal
`trey's culeLrated GUM-COATED FOREST PILLS as
anadjunct alt, tae following disorders are Femailent
ly cured.
Drsrirsta Txmorsvtoic.—A box of the Forest
Pills; and a bottle of the Wine, will cure theknost
distressing forms of this complaint .
MICE AND FEjEII.--011C two d?ses of the'fills.
and a bottle of the Wine will hreak the ague and
cure the Patient in all cases, when the directions on
the bottle are adhered to. -
. . .
DROMCAt Comrttutrs.---F,on) one to two 1)0X01
of the and three bottles of the Wine, curb this
obstiitate disorde-.
KITINETS.—The Foreit Witiennel
Pills lta‘'e proved highly efficacious in this dis Order.
One to tlrb bores of the PitlA, and three or fou'r hot
iles of the Vine, arc sufficient to .accinufilish a cure
in the worst cases. . • •
Dr.IIILTIT, NIGHT SWLITR, Emaciation and T.rcol
-1!t State of tho Conetitutiou.—The Forest Wine L a
popular remedy for all the!ie compluirte. One to
three hottles.eure the wolt,eases without the nse of
the Pills; hut when the 'complaint accompanied
w:tia 0.141W1/ other 4rlE,nitr thie Pills yeill•be reqqtred. '
RREUMATISM.—Thr efficacy of the Forest Reniedies
in Rheumatism is very - singular. Some of - .the; Most.
distressing easels li ever saw hare been cured by
•
them in ten or twelve days' time. ' '
•BILOrS DISORIMFS 'AND Fort. SToMActt.One
purgative dose of the Pcirer , t Pas will' cnre any bil
ious disorder, or any complaint arising from' • Foul
Stomach and morbid condition of the' bowell,
Fr.yEns.--One. or two purgazire dosin will cure fe
Covets, COLDSZTC.—niIe box of the rills, :and a
bottle of the Wine, will breakup and cure the most
severe eo/cis, env/14 and pain in the beetled. k •
ULCICRS, BOILS, BLOTCIIP 4 .4., Scabbet. Head; IRh g.
worm, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Sore Roes, aqd eve
ry, kind of //tritor.—These complaints all arise f.orei
one common cause—impure , : blood. Generally noth
ing but the rills are required fot the.cure of Most of
diese disorders . ; but if both remedies are used, two
boxes of the Pills, and two or three. bottles :11 the
Wine, will cure theNtryivOrst cases, and frequcntly
by less than hulltlip quantity.
Jitcsntcs.- . —Two!.b.oXes or the . Pills, and as many
bottles cf the Wine, cure the worst case of Jaundice.
FEMALE OnsraccrtoNs, produced from bad kcolda
or weakly constitutions. A few doses of. the Torest
Wine cures the , most distressing forms of these com
plaints ; and if the Wine be followed up a few We-sits,
these derangmentS will not occur again. Thejfine
exactly suits the female constitution, andl
strength, vigor, and blooming_ health, Over', a mill
of boxes and bottles hare beer sold within the last
two years, in the 7ttited States and Canada. Letters
and certificates to the amount of many thOusand,
base been received, testifying to the cures and 'good
effects of these remedies. °
Forest Wine is in large square bottles, one dollar
per bottle, or six bottles for fire dollars. Forest
Pills. twenty-fire cents per box. General depot, 64
Walker Street, New York ; and kept by one or more
rospectable druggi-st almost every city and village
in the Union and British Colonies.
General Depot, 64 Walker St. Wes- York. Agents,
In Montrose, Abel Turrell, in 'Great' Bend; D. Scott,
.and all druigists. . • •
July 18, 1856. - - • .
FACTS FOR TILE PEOPLE:
rpm subscriber is carrying on the CNA II: JI.A
ING BUSINESS' in all its various branches at
the Chair and'Ware Shop in Hanford, where may be
found a greater variety of Windsor , and Rocking
Chairs than at any other establishment in the county;
also Flag and Cane Sears, Bart . :tans, Bedsteads. Loung
es, Settees, Tables, Stands, ke. ee. all oT which trill
be sold at the lowest prices at retail; (or wholesale,
with short notice.) All work U - arranted !F ell made
and of good mate Short credits and small profits
will be my mot . For demoristration of the PboVe
sets, please at my shop in Ilarford village.
A. W GREFSWOOD.I
I.slGin
Harford, October 12, 1834.
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE?..
r lIE undersigned is agent for the following • In
surauce Coinpanies, the reitutztiou of which,
for 'solvency and honorable dealing, hare been lorig
known to the public :
The Lycoming Mutual. Capital $200,000.
:The Farmers' Union Insurance, of Athens, Pa.—
Capital $200,000, secured by bond, and mortgage.
State Mutual at Harrisburg, on the stock and mu
tual plan.- Capital 050,000.
rgrApplicants can receive policies in ; either or
any of the_above companies..
- nruirsns STROUD,' Agent.;
Montrose, May 12, 4856.
13ERSOICS desirous of pitying me money, On debt..
of any description, can do so by !caring their
payments with Post, Cooper & Co, Banters, Mont
rose, to my credit, whose receipts will be allowid
from their date. - C. L. WARD. -,
April 18, 1856 , . 16if
FARMERS ? LOOK HERE!
THE subscribers having entered inttf-partnership,
are prepared - to - receive wool to manufacture on
shares or by' t..s, yard. • Airs Wool Carding and
Cloth Dreiteingin their season: ' • -
i .. . 1
Greitt."Berid, M 1
I
• rp
i
NEW seeps AT SUMIIERS t
irWHE, - . subscribers, having entered into co
AL nership uncer the firm of Strrentsd; Yorin,
take pleasure in announcing to their friends, and the
public generally that they are receiving as - complete
and as carefully stock of go .4s 'as has ever
been offered , to the g6ods-buying tommnnity in. this
section of country. Their stocl is comparatively new
goods--tuithe old stock of J. B.Toutphiti was redne
ed to an unusually small amount—and embraces, all
the varieties usually , kept in a country store. They'
are now receiving and opening a large stock of
Spriug avail Summer Goods,
to which they invite public attention, believing that
an examination of the qualify and price will- prove
itatisfaCtory to purclutsets generally. They especial
lylnvite the ladies' attention, to their assortment' of
tathionable and durable Dress Goods, of every variety
and style, consisting impart of Spring Dehtint, qtal
lies; Barnes, Barage Basins, Lawns;' Poplins, and
Gingham- A good assortment of Spring and irtiin-
Oter Shawls, end a
.splendid lot of Parasols: Also, a
complete assortment of Bonnets and Trinitng.
Gents, we have pot forgotten you. Please drop in
end see us ;we cot fit you- from Bat to 'Boota,, in
style` and qualit, is well is price. Cloths, - CltsotHi
metes, :Tweeds; Cashmereta,..Satinetts apil Kentucky
Awls; 43atin, EHrand limealtsliresthtga in all their
variety, with *large and complete assortment of Rea
dy 1- R. L.. -euirrunc. •
Gimuiers, 404 ft,1856.
The Menet price . peld Ibr Orkin& of Pro
duce; 2 Stmins! Yon*.
LARGE isrocusei# of= SWitifille
bY , OUTP it IrOMM
GritOmusg... 4 llpod oremousToso,
,Ooffoo and Ikkom, ryes pious iota Kok
trek in Kits, Qtarteli Hero sod ,WholoBonoio;
0100, Dry tad floidid Cod *Pogo 4 - - . h
. • - - ~ .4 i,i :II Nttaile. - -
Ahl*Warii **Ai
NOTICE.
GARRET JOHNSON.'
JOEMBE44ITMONt. b.
eh E. 1856. 4% -13,103
SAMUEL YOUNp
• 'E. Ir. TIFFAXT; '•-• .
-•' .OF DIMO,CK,BUSQ: CO:,:PA., - !
WIIOLFSALE • and Retail Dealer in E ITERrA
k BROTHER'S, and WHEELER, MELICICi
& Co'fillail Road Horse Powers, Threshers and Sep
orators, Threshers and,Winnowers combined.
Rapers and in iwera combined. Mowing and .
Reaping Machines l! of sir or Seveti'diffarent Patenti-
OM among which are McCormick's, Butrall's, Man
ny's, Wrights, and, the celebrated Ketch imin•Machine,
which is warranted to work to the satisfaction of th#
purchaser. The little Giant Corn and C2b.Mill, the
Nimble Giant, FeettMills, with iron plat' Frennb
Burr stone Mills, for farm or mill use. I:4lable Cir.
pular Sawjlill with :14 inch saw, for Avotid putting .
&c., extra table and saw for slitting boards and fen=
cing stuff and general shop use. - Cross
.ent saw ai ,
ramienients, g reatly improved attach to Power for
cutting wood in the log; (it will cut off an 18 inch •'
log in one minute.) Emery's portable Cider Mill aur
Tress, the • best in .use, Fanning Mills fitted for Po -
cr.. Power corn shellers, Power Feed cutter, Im
proved dog Powers, Clever Hullers, Wind Mills if
various sizes, Stump Machines, Hay Presses, F i r d,
' Drill Sower, Lime spreader, Field Roller, Fountains
of va rious patterini . Improved flychliulie Ram, Agri -
cultural furnaces, Patent self-acting Cheese presset,
Churns of various kindi, Cultivators and Plows i)f
every description; Leather and Rubber 'Lilting; at
rafontother iMplements. . In fact almost any imple
• ment i farmer may wish, or any one else may, desire
I - except gimlet handles and scandal, which nor doubt
• can be obtained at the :treat manufacturing eszabfis -
mew (as is represented or misrepresented) in Bra .
Co. They also manufacture an eicelgior Fannin g
Mill,
,(they call it) Which may be very valuable if lit.
is capable of . blowing or clearing the.khaff.freini the'
propi ietor. Ah ! what Ngould be left 71 ' - '!: • 1
I would say to those who may have been hum
lingfil, that .Emary's or Wheeler's Railroad' Horne
Powers; Threshers &e, are not made or. allowed 4o
be made this side.of Albany.;--also to those wishittg
to purehitse.either . Emery's or Wheeler's Machines,
that Eatery or Wheeler fins net authorized tior.de
sire Mr. H. L. IlloWers to all their machines. '
Descriptirß catalogue mice List and circulars or
nearly all machines soli by the, sent gratis and po, t
age prepaid, to all applicants. Send your name aid
oddness.
N • 25.1,
:row Emmers,is the time to make from 12 to 25.10 r
SO per cent.'on Tour investm•.nts. R•Cmember I get
my machines direct from the manufacturers. rye.
no middle man with whom to divide my commission,
as is the case with some others. All machines seld,
by me are .warranted to give Satisfaction or may lbe
returned if not as recommended.. pce large.hi4d
bill , circulars, kc.
- Oi HT LYONS &
LANESEORO. .
• - - Dec. 1855.
F IVE
pounds Young Tlygon Tea for. one dollar
at LIONS & Co's.
Twelreirohnds good Sugarfor one dollar, at B It
LTONS A.; Ws.
.Three. gallons Molasses for one dollar, at
LYONS k •
Six pounds Candles for one dollar, at B. R. LTQNS
k. Co's. : 1
Pout teen cards good Sheeting for one dollar, at B.
R. LYONS & CO'A.
Twenty yude Prints for one dollar, at D. R. Mims
S Co's., •
Twenty pounds Nails for one dollar, at 13. R.Lyoxs
k. Co's. - . 1 -
Thirteen bars Soap, for one dollar, 'at B. R. Lxoxs
k Co's. - .
Eight pounds Coffee for one dollar, at R. R. Lx
oss.k Co's.
Seventeen pounds Rice for one dollar, at B. R.
LSOS &'Co's. . .
Fifteen cents per pound for Candles 'bp the box, at
.
B. R. Lvoss. lc Co's.
Twelve cents per pound for - tip-top' Mess Pork at
B. R. LYONS & Co's.
Lanesbot o, Dec., 1855. i •
SHAWLS.
ARGE lot of Shawls, at cost and eofnething less,
.1../ at ' B. R. LYONS k CO' s.
r IT El OUR AP 11 ; Artist's Paints in tubes,
Li and Artist's Brushes; The Balm of a Thousand
Flowers, for beautifying the complexion ; Gouraud's
Powdres Subtilms, for removing superfluous hair,—
also his Italian Medicated Soap for 'removing Tan,
Freckles Pimples and Sallow Complexion; Batche
lor's Liquid Hair Dye, also his Moldiggia Cream for
thAair ; Halloway's Pills and Ointment, and nearly
all the Pills, Ointments, and -Patent Medicines in ere
-ation, at - TURRELL'S.
Montrose, June 18, 1856. (
I LIMIT A. Linn
Every. Day Brings Something New.
COME AND BE CONVINCED.
CLAYTON and DAILY'S SELF-REGULATING
GAS LAMPS, giving the deafest and most
beautiful lig,ht, of any thing yet , discovered, and Une
qualled by any thing else 2,n economy, as the Lamps
are so constructed that you get,a splendid Gas light
from the common' burning fluid and three times the
amount of light from a less quantity of fluid.—For
sale- at the Montrose Post-office by ' 1
Montrose, June 18th 1838. A. N. BULLARD.
N. B. The usual Glass Fluid Lampaehanged to a
Gas Lamp.
PEACE, PEACE
Rehtns in Europe, and it's said the
- Young Prince's Cradle cost
$200,000 ;
BUT whit of all that—as 'Ong as at the Itontross
Book-Store, in the Post Office, you can buy
Books and Stationery upon the principle that the nim
ble sixpence is better than .the slow shilling. Call
and be convinced.
New Books just in and more expected this w k.
Salad for the Social. Ditto. for the SOlitary.i A.
• Defence of the American Policy, by 'the Don. Thom-.
assßOVhitney of N. Y. liardscrabble or the Pall Of
Chicago. Forbes Volunteer manual, two volum es.—
City, Afebitect, No. 2, Ac . Lc. Further particulars
next week. - A. N. BULLARD.
Montro;
;- May 28tb. 1858,
WATCH AND CLOCK 11IAK
IMININESIL
B' friends
k TtEAD with pleasure inform
.I.l' 'friends and thc - poblie that they have agai
mented the repairingiof Watch; Clocks, and,
by .
• MR. IIIpGINIIOTHAIf, -
of New York, and late of Syracuse ; and so
has be been recomme cded by some of the first
es there as a steady ref rate storknian,
have given-him a personal interest in" the bus
so that our friends may have every confidence
lag - their work done with cure and despOch.
In addition to his general knowledge of th •
ous kinds of English and foreign watches, he a
derstands the Clock business, from the-largerit
to; the smallest Mantel Clocks, whether fo
home-made.
Montrose; January 8. 1858.
NEW miLFoap STOVE EmPoaw
- la Faitll Blast. , •
Two. Hundred and Seventy-Fire, Store for
sale by Piekerman d: Garrott'
WE are receipt of the largest stix.k of ' .vei
V Y ever offered in- Northern Pennsylv .* con.
dialog Of Cooking, Parlor, and Six-plate, .. " for
wood and coal; also, a full assortment of large sizes,
for Stores and Churches:. -.
Would ea Particular attention to' the Jeff , aim
Elevated Oven, the most perfect and hes • - . plate
stove in wad. Among nue - assortment of large
oven, would - mention the Empire State impro ed, u
being very heavy plates, perfect - 111114y and il, •
or baker. Farmers of Susquehanna county, y ve
been In the habit otpurchasing light stoves air light
r
trimming, and paying as rditels as you ought ' for
-heavy plates and heavy trimming.. • -
We manufacture our furniture, and *EI sell man
ufacturer'. pima- .int those who papa mak profit
compete with us if:they. mu t; : 40)&ing u eted
with the tin done as=nal on abort
DICKERMAN & .
0•11114
/ler " 4 4 Sept is.-iess. -. ..
•
watekei, chmkgi, Guns, it
4 sear iissostineut just Imbed float
Arvitgedge& , 44
the NoT V Ora
MostrOc :1110016.
~itie~:f: l~ir~s~ot
• ••• 11001111 - •
AT
4: • . E
A. LATE-I,IIOP 4S:,QQ 9 S,
TITS arc now offering the balance o f huge stock
-r - 1 fir LADIES'. DRESS GOODS, (f. 1.02118,
SATIN. 477; ,R.R/1.1) MADE cL0771-
kW' at greatly reduced pria , tm, fn otter'make
room for' our Spring parch:is , . Now Is the time to
btii cheap, as't,re are determined to sell sir our etock:
Fifteen andkwenty per cent may.obe saved by calling
on um humetbately.
Fine, Rich !trench iferinoes, worth 10. and 1.1
shillings, at $t per yard:
Beauti(w/.8/riped and I'laid us u allyt sold
fOr 2s. and 2s ed. for 18$ and 20 cents.
l'aramettas; A/poems, Calrarys, Flannels,. and
Lindsey , ' at prices that will " BEAT THE JETM.'
`ZOSafitarliz from 3s. 82. per yard to $1 Per yard, and
• per cent. k i ss than the market price.
We also keeP on halal a fine assortment of
. - • IMOADCLOTIIS, .
all gratiefi and;colors, in price from tO
&CA SSIME.R •
Black and colored Doe Skins, Fancy ditto4irep's
Grey, Kewfue4 Jeans; Corduroys. -
liteady-Made Clothiug. •
Overcoats from $4 to $10; 'Pants for only $2,50;
Vests Over-bawls, Flannel Jackets, a very, nice arti
cle to,work in—call and try one on..
Ilati and Cops, Boots and Shoes. C.ockery,
Hardware, and Grocerie*,-,
A '.lot more' of- those
.fine Teas.- Try, nothing
more than a drawing, and you will be cure to .try
•
YA NKEE NO TIONS,
Beside many other things that we shall b 1 happy to
show all who flivor us with a call. Wei:am and will sArli
goods; as cheap as they can be bought anywhere In
this 'country, Binghamton not excepted.
,rt....annot
Sell a dollar's. Worth of goods on a year's credit
rill a bill or'fifty for cash. Tiny' the amount and
bring the pay, and you need not spend year time go
ing to " York State," as we give you the wortko
your money Here at hint*.
•
Nt•
Bememberlall we have said we mean, and if any
am one will call at NO. 3, PUBLIC AVENUE, we
will prove all We have said to their entire Satisfaction.
Mr . ". All - kinds of • Produce r BUTTER; SOCKS,
:4 NI) EGGS, taken iu exchaoge for goods at the
Amyx ItATFIC' . - A. LATHROP lc CO.
again.
Montrose, February 12, 185E1.
War with Great Britain!
IIIE Central American questiOn is not yet settled,
but OUTTEATERG, ROSENBAUM et CO.
are finally settled in their new store in the East end
of the New Brick 'Block, where soldiers who intend
to - enlist for the , war. can be supplied with rtgiment
als and all .sorts of Clothing, and those who.desire to
take their wives with them, can also be supplied uiih
the best of materials for ladies' wear, from'a Stocking
up to a Bonnet, either in soldier or citizen style.
Knowing the citizens, of Susquehanna county to be
brave and patriotic, we. are sure they intend to be
prep:wed for the coining struggle, and therefore ad
vise them to call on •us and examine our extensive
stock, whlchl we are assured we can sell •as low as
any other firm this side of New York city.
Our stock, , l which we hat very lately, purchased
and kith great care selected, comprises a full aott
ment of 1
LAPITS.WEAR,
anch as Simils, from tI up to $3O; Dress Goods
from a4O eilt Calico Dress to aVI Silk ; Ladies'
Cloaks, Ergab l roideries of all description'; and those ,
who happen; to lire in a very cold climate ire can
supply with a good suit of Furs to keep them warm.
GE-VTLEMEN'S.WEAR. •
To gentlemen who do not want-to be troubled with
getting up nw suits of clothes, we would say tharwe
have a very full assortment of Ready-mtide Cloth,ing,
of nil descriPtions and prices, and in caie.we should
not have the article they want, we will take their 'or
ders and supply them on very Short notice.
BOYS' CLOTHING.,
We bate 'lso a very good assortment of Children's
Clothing, front an infant up to a young, Man, which
cannot be surpaised fur tastefulness, as , well as for
quality and cheapness.
We hare also a regular assortment of Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods, such as Fine-Shit Es, Collars, Un
der Garments, Silk Neck and Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Stocks, and la great many othet articles i too numer
tins to mention... -
Is addition to - ull these, we keep a full stock of
Staple and Domestic Goods, such as Shootings of all
qualiticS and prices, flannels, Tickings, Gingham!,
and a great ;variety of other articles which are usual
ly needed in families
We are Very sure that those srho are. in want of
any of the'artieles mentioned, would does ell to call
and price our goods, and satisfy themselves bow
much they can save by. buying of us.
Thankful for past favors while at our old stand, we
invite our friends and the public generally. to call on
us at our new and more commodious establshment,
where we are always ready to wait on them with all
possible attention.
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAI.3I & CO.
M. GUTTENBERG. . L. ROSENBAUM.
C. IL WITTILSBERG. • 3. WITTENDERO.
New Era in INontrase!
•
THE WAR IN KANSAS CONTINUES!
ET those who attempted to get up a fiett
B
Montiose, against "second rate goods sindligh
prices," with the hag-ends of three or four old stocks
have fizzled!; and . .
Keeler and Stoddard 4
whose .BOOT AND SHOE STORE is located on Main
street, South of Searle's hotel,—with the largest and
best assortment of Goods ever brought into this mar
ket, bought at the - • •
LOWEST- FIG U R'E;
and which they will sell a 'lertle` above cost, are de
termined to, give "the old codger" a hahi one.
We do not intend to he undersold by any other
establishment in Town. Ate have only to say, Come
and See, foi "seeing is believing." We do not de
sire topujfl our goods, preferring to "let our works
praise us ; but we may be -permitted to say, for the
information of purchasers, that we haveljuSt received
AN EXTENSIVE STOCK of Superior, quality and
style, comprising all kinds of Gentlemen's, Ladies',
and Children's wear. Alio a general- ; assortment of
Findings, and Leather of all kinds.
Work made to order, and repairing done neatly.
'HEELER & STODDARD.
Montrose, June 11, 1856. " '
•
NOTICE. -
PUBUC, notice is hereby given that S. A; WOOD
RUFF, is receiving a nea lot of Stoves and
Wares of ;all kinds usually kept in;the ,Sto . ie and
Tinware line of business, among which may be found
a better assortment of Stoves, heavier, larger, and
inore...durae than ever before offered In this county.
MI the p rof you need will be just to call and.exam
ine for yourselves. All stoves warranted in every
respect. . • di
• Kept constantly on hand, an extensive assortment
of I',IY WARR, made out of the best materials,
which is offer e d for sale as cheap as can be bought
in any . market. Also on hand, Lead Pipe of all siz
es,'Chain and Gearing for Chain Pumps, all- sizes
Brass and Porcelain Kettles, and all kinds Jappaned
Ware.
Er 3
their
com•
Jew-
Jc.bbing j done on short notice and in go od order.
All goods in the line will, be sold cheap for cash or
(approved), credit. S. A. WOODRUFF.
Montrose, March 19, 1856. - .
- 1.
ighly
hots
we
. NOTICE.
W E ez w r ii
mmov insay io t u n i mi to r
s C e ll t s t r e m a 7 d that i wooe
ourare
accounts. IThe more anxious since we began to -foot
up so many littles - amciuntiug to quite a sum and we
are in need of it now. To accommodate ail, I will
be in MontroSe every Monday' for the next two weeks,
Tuesdays at the store of Win. H. Thayer in Dimock,
and WednesdaYs at Esq. 0. Miles, Brooklyn. Thurs
days' at oriando Williams' in Franklin. Tbis ar
rangementlinust accommodate all; still, it it does not,
you can 'find a Hat accounts at Esq. Avery's in
Mon LEsq. Miles' Brooklyn, and William H.
Thayer's, Thnock. Gime and settle.
March 13..'56. . ,THATER.
nes,
bar-
, un
urret
n or
Valuable Lands For Sale.
"Evn. sett ONE.
BODY, about Is6oo uMwo of
. Land l on the watery of Spring Brook, ft branch
of the Lackawanna river, in Luse= CouotY,
shout midwal betweed, the thriving towns of Sem
ton and Attsfon. These laeds are , covered with val
uable timber, and being situate in the,most -extimsive
mineral region in Pennsylvania—known to contain
Iron ore--ind believed to abound in coal, and being
dm in the Immediate b vicinity of several railroads
made and now in p to the capitalist an
oppomunity_ fin the4nvestment of money that seldom
000ttro. For hillier information wppic to N. P. He.
sick, E&4 No.:11, Wall street-New Torkow to the
iniiisailb,* at MOC41•084, 811 1MpsehltIMICOUnt7tPLI the
ottoriey in fact of the owners.
41444, 1 11164. . • AWRY DRUMM.,
rams LOT or CHOICE sad
..es. COMO
_km Parked sad ;du it k amp;
Allkap To; for My teats; Pentad Fiagak as low
as tsn bajappetod •anew direst *on hew 'Tor k
Wks* Daregyie4a 41K aisquinew; Thar aekij
gib Witaadralki boot
As* it taco l l.ll Pusigmlett;
=II
AYER'S
p, . .
.. . .
~ .:•
ire taring the Sickileitext iever
-before knows ell y Medlehte.
• _1
INVALIDS RID AND 11 1 .111 GE YOR TOURSELIitS
,• ..,
,JUIJEII RAUEL, - Esq., the well known ped r isow , .of
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, whose choke products!
are found at alnico every tarn; says :
• a I am happy to say of yocir Crniarrte Prue, tbat'l
bare found them a better family medicine, for Common
nee, than any other within my knowledge. Man y of my •
friend: bare realized marked benefits faun them. and co
incide with me in believing that they parsess extraordinary •
virtues for driving out diseased and curing the sick: They
are not only effectual, but sifeland pleasant to be taken —.
qualities which maw make them valued by. th4' public,
when they are known."' - • ! .
The venerable Chancellor WiI,R.DLAW writes from Bal. •
timore 15th April, 1854 ;
J
" Da. J. C. Area— 1 lave taken your Rills with
an
beqefit, the lisilessnews, languor, kw of. appetite,
and Bilious whick has of late years overtaken - .
me in the spring. Akw dome afloat PIM cured Ow I -
have used your Cherry Pea many yeas In my amity
far caught! and colds with u nfailing.success. You make, :
meetings which care; and I feel it a pleasure to commend
you tar thigood you have does and ate doing." I •
lONS P. BEATTY, EMI., Sec. of the Penn. Railroad
says - a
. • Pe. R. R. Clice, Pliledelykia, Dec. 13, lasi.
"Sirt I take pleasure in adding my testimony to the
efficacy of ydur medicines, hiving derived very material
benefit than the tun, of botkyour Pectoral and Cathartic
Pills. am never without them in my family, nor. shell I
ever consent to be, while my . •tneans will procure them."
The widely renowned S. B. STEVENS, - Al. D., of Went..
worth N. 11., writes:
"!laving used your Cayes rte Plus In my wactice,l
tett!fy from experience that they are an invaluable purga.
live. In unsold . ..ordered hinctlons'orthe liveri causing •
headache, Indigestion, costiveness, and the great variety
of diseases that follow, they are a surer remedy than any
other. In all cases where a purgative remedy to requirW,
I confidently. recommend these Pills to the public, as
superior to any other I have lever found. They are sure
in their operation, and perfectly safe—qualities which
make them an invaluable article for public use.; I have
for many year. known you, Merry Pectoral as 'the best
Coligh medicine in the world; and these Pills ate in no
trim inferior to that admirable preparation for the treat.
moot of diseases."
"Arms, Xs., Nov. 35, 1853.
"Da. JALArza,..Deir Sir: I have been alicted front
my birth wit scrofula in ire Worst form, and now, aftet• .
twenty years' trial, and an untold of amount Of suffering,
hese been completely cured la a few works by your Pills.
With what feelings neleMicing I write can only be
Imagined when you rselize what I baud suffered, and bow .
long.
" Neveruntil now have I been free from this Iciathsome
disease In some shape:. At times it attacked my eyes, and
made me almost blind, besides the unendurable pain; at '
others It settled in the scalper my head, and destroyed my
bairiand 'has kept me partly bald all my days; sometimes
it came out, in my face, and yept it fur maths a raw sore. •
"About nine weeks ago I-commenced taking your Ca
thartic CR* and now sin entirely fine from the complaint.
My eyes are well, my skin ii fair, and my.bair has coin.' •
mewed a healthy growth; !all of which makes me feel
already a new person. •
"Hoping this statement May be the meant of conveying -
Information that shall do gopd to others, I am, with every •
sentiment of gratitude, • Yours, dm.,
' MARIA RICKER."
"I have known the &boles' named Maria Ricker from
her childhood, and her Statement is strictly true:
ApiDREW J. 51 ESERVE,
Overseer of the rortarnouth Manufacturing Co."
Cert. JOEL PRATT, of IMO ship Marion, writes [rem
Boston, 20:11 Apri1,,1854:1
"Your Pills have cured me fmm•a bilious attack - which
arose lrom derangement of Um Liver, which had become
very Orion.. 1 had failed of any relief by my Physician,
and from every remedy I 'could try; but a few doses of
your rills have completely.restored me tnitealtb. • I have
given them to my . ctiildree for worms, with the best ef
4c.ta. They were promptly cured. I recommended them
to a friend fur costiveness; which had troubled him for
-months; he told me in a few days they laid cured him.
You make the beat medic* in the world; and I am fres
to say so." • • •
Reid this from. the distinguished Solicitor of the Supreme
Court, whose brilliant, ebilities have made him well
known, not only in this but the neighboring States. .
"New &trim. sik 4pri4.1854.
"Sir : I have great satisfaction to seaming you that
Myself and family have been very much bentfited by your
a:edit-Mee. My wife was Cured, two. years since, of a se- ,
vete and dangerous cough, by your encase l'arreast.,
. and since then has enjoyqd perfect health. My children I
have several times been cured from attackelif the,lndu
enza and Croup bE it. It is an invaluable remedy (or
• these complaints. Your ciTFIANTIC Pius have entirely
cured met from a dyspepsia and costiveness, which has .
grown upon me for some years,— indeed, this cure ii
much more important, from the fact that I had failed to
get relief from the best Physicians which ibis section of '
the country affords, and from any of the numerous, reme
dies I had taken. . I .
"You 'item tons; !Meier, like a providential blessing
to our family, and you May well suppose we are not un
mindful of it. YoursireetfuLE AVlTT lly, _
1 THAKTER."
" Sates chmabee, Ohio, April 5r5; 1854.
Da. J. C: ATI' !tailored Sir: I have made a thor-
ongh trial of jhe Pita.i, left me by yoUr agent,
and have been cured by them of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he found rise suffering. The first dose re
lieved me, and a few subsequent doses have entirely
. removed the disease. I feel in better health now than for
some years before, wide/ill attribute entirely to the effects,
of your Calmar:lc Piu.S„ Yours with greatiespect,
LUCIUR 11.. METCALF."
The above are all frnm Persons who toe publicly known
where they reside, and who would not make these state.
meats without a thorough conviction that they were true.
• C 0.,. Preparedly DI. J. C. AYER. 4 .
Practical awl Analytical Chemists, Lowell. Mass: •
• ' If
arA ittL TeRGELL Noll .1. LTIIEIuDGE I , m.ontigSC,
And by Druggists genemilly.
PATENT MEDIC E'6 1111.F_i. • .
A MONG the great variety of Merlieitie:i at 'rumen's
..L - 1: Store, may. he fond all •of 'Dr. J.iyne's justly
celebrated Family Mediiizes Ayre's Cherry recto. ;
rnl and - Cathartic Pills Balsey's .Foi esti Wine ' and
Forest ; Hoofland'S celebrated Geratatt Ilitterr , • ;
Louden's series of Fan!ily 31erlieines ; Merchant's
Garghng Oil, the great remedy for sprains in Man
or beast ever known ; Mathewson's Infallible - Reine
dy, and florse Berrieo; Orick'.s•Verntifuge, and a
variety of . other kinds; !Trask's . Magnetic Ointment,
the great remedy. for burns, rheumatism; and all •in
flammatory- complaints:; Pond's Extract, a first rate
thing .for similar purposes as .above Ointment , ; An
drews' rail] Destroyinlo gent, a good article Wood
cock's Baliam and Bonle Liniment; Atainod's. Jaun
dice Bitters, Canker Dr i ops, Liniment, and Dysentery
Drops; Baker's CompOund - for. Dysentery ; Lough
ton's Pepsin, for Dyspepsia ; ilehnbold'a Extract - 0 •
Buchu . and Extract of. Sarsapacilla; a variety o
Salves, the hest, in market, Pills, ke., and an almost
endless variety of Patent Medicines, altogether- too
numerous to enumerrite—but sninee it, to say, that
the public will find•nearly every thing in this line, of
the Drug and Fancy Store of Anr.i. TtilltELL
Montrose, dull% I SSS " •
.9
A.I3FAI, :TUIMELL
.lltis just received torn New full'and desi•
rabic stock of
•
Nes , Goods, - •
Comprising a first rate assortment of 'Drugs, Med
icines, Chemicals, Medi( al InstAinents,! Paints, Oils,
Dye-stuffs, Chinn, Gillis,
.and Earthen Ware; (a good
variety ofCrockerYOßrittannia Ware, Japanned and
Planished Tin Warr, :Silver and all' 'oth”r •kinds of
Spoons, Silver ForkS, Butter Knives,' &e. All sorti,
of Lamps, A good variety of :Wood and Gilt Frame
Mirrors, Wall and Window Paper, Stationery, Stonel
Ware, Wooden Ware. Brushes; Brooms, Family Gro,l
ceries, Lamp Oils, Compliene, Burning Fluid, Trllowl
Stearin: and Spertnace6•Candles, Bide and other)
Whips, Varnishes, Window Glass, Ice." r A first ratej
variety of Jewelry, Perfumery,
and' Fancy Goods,
Gold and Silver Spectacles, Gold. Pens . Violins,
Flutes, Fitts, AcCordeans, 'Violin and Violincello
Strings,. Sze. The largest assortment, of
,Pocket
Knives in Susquehanna County, and the beStquality
in market: Shot Guns,- .(Single and. Double
Barrel,) Revolvers, 6:c. : " -
In short, the Physician, the Invalid, the House
Keeper, the Farmer, the.Mechanie t the Manufacturer,
the Professional Man, the Gentlemim, the Lady, the
Young and the Old, the Rich and the Pdor, the Beau
it'll and the Ugly, the Gay and the Fraionible, and
all the rest of the-people, will find soinething to itp 7
ply their every day .wants at Tuners. • ;. 1 .
Store in the New:Brick Block—Pricis Low.Qual
ides Good—Call and see. ' ABEL TURRELL,
Montrose, March 5, 1856. -
tar They are all going. to Turrelrgi.Jo
I YCOMING COUNTY 3IUTUAL INSURANC D
t,
.14 COMPANY, Capital $2,2'00,000, and incrcasin , g,
It is one of thebest Companies in the State. All i
losses by tire promptly adjusted. It has paid ore
balf a million ofcloVars Josses by ire sinte it went Int '
operation. AppliCations received at the store of R
R.; Lyons é Co., Laneabort), and at the.stove of li
ons & Co., Jessup,
.Luzerne county, and, at. Ilion -
rose. R.IR..LYONS; 'Agent.
Montrose, Dec.. 1855
•
POST BOOTH
A RE now receiving a large and well, seler,ted stock
21 Oftres-h.Goods--dostrable and 'Olean as tb
cheapest. N. •
Large stock of Dress Goods, Lawns; Organdies,
Jaconets, White Goods, Dress Silks, BriMantes, Vor/-,
lins, Paresott, Bonnets, Ribbons, .-Robes
Horsens, Fancy Soaps; and the beat - assortment a
•Lubins' Extract and German Cologne--SUMM/i*
87737, 4 3--large stock .of Clothing at the lowest
rates for good arlieks—Boots and iittioes, a laro
stock—Groceries in everpariety;-1-on, Nni F Ste ,
Wooden Ware, Looking Gimes; Pails and Broom
Hemp Carpet, Oil Carpet7larg,e stock otifsrda
Raving Tools, &c. •
'Are imee never had - better and cheaper stocks - in
every department than' now, and to'which we. WI -
the attention of oar' tad !Rends. , ,
REMOVED I •
1T NTIWO/ BLOCK; frontrcsp,,,ovii. ll* 1.
4cm Bon.
C. D. VIRGIL, Dena*.
Limic Here.
FIRE! FIRE!
'. - . SMITIIyIORDIIIII it- CO,, .. '
--•,.:-... .. ..,....- ‘i- ,- ,
~.. - _ -...- .
,
CAMEO itlakers .
'FAKE-, plenoure in o ring to their custothers, in
Jr • addition to their utat large stock of C.CEINET
Wogs, the largest:and est assortment,:of CANE,.
FL 'lO, AND WOOD EA?' CILA n?...% ever:offer-.
ed • r sale in.Susilueban) a county, all of Which were
ins ufactured expressly.j their onto:, and they can
wa ant theM to he a st) erior article. Call at their
Wa -room, •foot of Nair street, and examine for
you -elves. o w. w. swam. -•
. 1 -•E. C. FOLLDIUM.
3 ontrose. Feb. 27. SGII - .1..• MUM Bt.,
,
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. • PLOW SI/OP. _
• • NEW EST. tLISIIMENT.,
~ ,
• AND E. 110TT
.• public that'tliey
ekbrateti Plows. Th
and,, Ride Hill, IVOgn.
'ultivalois, Dog Churn
low Polnts of various
et lion. Wo hope, by
. (Tire mil share of .
r ~- D. Pmt's ofd scam.
arle's Mill. • - " _
,sri , Repairing done ,
eb. 6.
• . .
°S 1:Al.TI GRIS . AND SA* MILL'
OST BROTHERS - I aving purcliaseti ''the above .
(.9 tablishment; will . r•eep eoustai lifted tly on Szt
per
OST
tae aid ?lac ripue, Corn Meal i tairl7ior qua! - ila,
.also - Chop and Bra) at the low t.caslt juices.—
Cultom- work will be dtine.with des ,:itch, and in all
eaftits warranter!. • • • . . 13814
Montrose, July, 1853. •
• LIME AN
1 NUE subscribers ar.
constantly on ban.
qm,lity at Montrose De
quantities at a titir pri.
11011tIty can be snpplie
ground Pla.4
ha: d "hereafter.
ontrose Depot, Apr
Opt Point .4Fricultu
-R. M. II'iLLES
.21 TIMVS,
• 4•
THRESHERS and StparaterS • and ,Threshers - and
. Winnowers combined, Clover Hullers, Circular
arid Cross-Cut SaW Mip s, Emer:v's Cider hills. Feed-
Cutters, Corn SliellersCorn and Send Planters, Se}-
mattes Grain Drills aridjiroad-Cast Fowers, Dog Pow
er s ' Devolvirro• ' ' ' Horse Hakes, Olow's Grain Cradles,
•
Cultivators, Ketclrnm's eelebrated„lleapers and MOw
v.i? Magic Corn and cob Mills, Eicelsior Fanning :
Millsi Leather and India-rubber Debie . gs, Meat Cot
t, A, Apple Pare'rs, Ilieilige7a.to-s, : Provision ',Safes,
:11
C rtirni, &c. Extras J furni,:botl for repairing both .
E cry'S and 'Wheeler's Machines. -,We invite partic
ular attention to our E,scelsior Fanping Mills: They
ate A . No. 1.
.I .
Descriptive Cattalo, ' es, Price Lists,
.and Circulars
n all Machines Sc. sd dby us, senegratis and post
age prepaid, to all app iennts.. Send us your name
a:d liddress, and of v r friends,alSo: ' • •
Agent, H. L. BLo'kERS,: Franklin, Pa. (P: G.
dress, Montrose.) dro, ontrose.) j . R .S: .M. WELLES CO.
l i
Athens, Pa., June
,6, 1856. - . - 24m.5.
For T •reshiaig, ate.
Till power has at ascendency over all others, as
it.s. guars can •h • shifted -from side to side and
froin one• shaft to tin other, giving it a slow, heavy
Motion or alight. qui4l: motion,, adapting‘it to any o
Ihe many uses for which it may he required.
The snbscribvr having made arrangemmts with
Fniecv lirothers for the sale of their machinery, v ill
furnish those wishing to purchase on as favorable
terms and with
of
good' guarantyaS. can be given for
any machiner yof thelkind now in use,. Address,
... I
Forest Lake, Susqtielaranna County, Pa, -I "t.lit
---.---
TONICS WON'T DO.' •
rr imy never did do more.„than 'give temPorarc re
lief, and they Vi
. nirer tt Ito is because
_they.
don't touch the cause of' thPilisease. The cAtsr, o
all ague and bilious fiseases.is the atmospheric poi
son called Miasma or Malarial Neutralize this poi-.
son.by its NATURAL itlvrtnorr., and all disease caused
by it disappears at &ice. Rif&le's Fever and Ague.
Cure is this .Antidote:, to Malaria and moreover it is a
perfectly harmless ruHicine. • The certificate - of the
celebrated chemist, U. R. Chilton, of New York,. to
this effect, is attached to evry,bottle; therefore if it
does no good it can do-mci'harrn. . .
ThiS is more thnn 'att he said of Quinine, Arsenic,
or any tonic in exist nc.:l, as their use is ruinous. to
the constitution and , ' brings on - Dumb Ague, which
never allows a Oerso to feel perfectly well for a sin,
gle moment. l n. illustration of these truths I annex
some extracts just_received from.a phydrian :' .
Croao4rowN, Ohio, March 17; 1856. •
. Jas. A. Rnohis, iFsq.—Dear sir: . Yours of 2d
inst. is at hand: 'Tai"
_Cure arrived late last Tear, and
difficulty the in getting any one to try it was greatly
increased from the Cct that a remedy had been intro.
duced which was geowindinto favor with the public,
as being better than using Quinine---;not•knowing, I
pregame, that the s . rfmedylhey 'used to escape Qui
nine contained the DRUG rrsetri.
This remedy (ltrip4m as "Smith's Tonic") would in
ariably BREAK an ague,•butit did not cues it, as it
would often return 'lib renewed vigor.. This one
circumstance I deemed in
,t.our.favor, if I could insti- - .
tute a test eeimparisn.between it and your Cure.—
Thnollowing is the result :
- • .
i
Three persons too c your "Cure," all of which were
cases of' "QUinine ilntermittent Fever" of many
weeks standing. ;They had toed. Quinine and other
remedies, occasionally Missinga chill, but it was (as
in all each eases) slonly.weanng them out and laying
.
the foundation of other and severer maladies. I did
succeed in effecting 'a radical cure of all three of
these cases with yotirreniedy, and they have not had
a chill.since. In; all three of these cases the "Smith's
Tonic" had beenlustd, and woulkas before stated;
break the chili, but fter a period or two had elapsed
it would return.. • .. -
I think there wilt be no difficulty now 'in giving
your "Cure the vntage ground of any.other reme
dy now in use here. &c. &c.• WY. BUCKNER, Nr. D. -
RHODE'S FEVE AND AGUE CURE, or ANTI
DOTE TO VALAItIA, the only 'harmless remedy
in existence, is equ lly certain: as a preventive, as a
cure. Take it whela you feel. the chills coming on,
and you never will pave a single - one. ..
JAMES . RHODES - Proprietor, -
-. ' Providence, R. I.
For sale by I. N.:, 11LLARD and J. ETHRIDGE,
Montrose, and by - Druggists generally:"
...- " • -
• • .
RMOVAL. in
M. S. Wilson hasi l rcoved his Stock of °pods into
his
new Store (in the Brick Block) at the foot ofPub-
He Avenue where e Mercantile businetta will be con
- tinited, s under the Rim of M. S. Wilson it Son. ' Ad
ditions to their present Stock will be continually
made and particulat attention given - to keep up a
general attsortmen , ~ pecially ltt the - Hardwire
line. . .
SOAPSANUFICTORT. •
jHE subscriber,keeps constantly on hand for sale
. at his establishment In Montrose, the best - qual-
Ey of ROPY SOAP, manufactured from the .lye of
wood ashes and greitse, In the old fashioned way, and
uot by any ,patent process. • •
'For thosethat futnish the grew, he matiuGtetures
the soap for - $1,50 barrel: Warranted in all cases
to be a good ardcl. I or the Soap may be returned and
the money refun • . .
•
Per . • •
Balt Barrel. •
Gallon ..
Wholesale desk
at. the Ashet7 in M
for $46, or elle,
Montrose. )11"
1.4 ' :
ould 'respectfully inform the
c manufacturing BLatchlep's .
3 , also keep constantly on
County,:and Idea Plow";
Sleigh and Cutter Shoe*,
Patterns, too numerous to
trict attention to business,
üblic patronage. Manufac
.- Foundry,! M. Mott, near
short notice.
MERRIT MOTT.
MdTT.
PLAS
now hurnin and will keep
Lime of eery anperior
ot, and wi Felt it in any
e. Poi-sons wishing- a, large
P ' ^gym a reas nable notice.
r will be kept constantly on
. L. TOST,
I. DRINKER.
M. JESSUP.
SEARLE.'
al Works.
C 0... '
PRICES.
• • • •"; • ''''''' ''' a• • ;85,00
000 0 00 0 • • - 2,
=EC
will be furnishod—if d • • --- r
Ittrose—at the rate of too barroli
at ten barrels lbr $50. 1
.1011 N HENRY . WARM.
17 w 1556. 20 Y 1
d
at
tbi . Lae, tindirstiVrei r
B,•
R LTOIIB4 CO.
BUSINESS GADS.
. . .
•
. • - William W. Wheaton, X -D..
E.CI.ECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Rep
pectfully offers bit servicas to all wbo prefer the >
" Reformed Practice" to the old Bleeding Blistering
and Calomel Mali ' Jackscm filkinnelutnna C&Ta. 1
• • • C. C. Hollister, - 1
REALER. IN SADDLES, h a rness, inauks, - ,
-&c., Montrose,a. llyl
• • J. D. Vail. Z.D.,
DBYSICIA AND SURGEON, has permanently
.1. located himself at Braekneyville, Susquehanna.
county, Pa., and will promptly attend to all calls with
which be may be favored. -18,2 y.
S. Knipp, with Pi; Cauldwell & POlll s
IXPORTERS AND DE4LERS TN CliniA, Guar,
and Earthed wara, so. 76 Warren strait, Kim
Yana.
• Dr. tat:
i. - IRADVATE of the .1 91 . .$patItic and Homeopathic
1.,11 Colleges of Medictne, is novr . permanently' lo
cated in Great Bend Pa. •
Aptit 80, 1856. ' . .
-
• -A. Bushnell,
TronicEY,A. CO'% I N77' . 4.iELLO . R AT. LAW. Ocoee
1% over B. West's 'D rug Store, &sprit/one
Depot, Pa:
T. B. Orchard, •
I.)IIYSID4N AND SURGEON, Jackson, Susqw
nn - i'iounty, Pa. ,Residence at the Postatilet..
.
• Keeler &:Staidard.
nEAL'NIS - IN ROOTS & SHOES, Leathei & end='
ing3, on. Maine St., Grit doorbelowihiarle'slle-
Moritroft,Jan. 1:1856:
William H. Jessup,- I
TORNEY AT LAW 01, NOTARY PIIIILIM
—;•
AOffice on Public. Square, Montrose. ' • •
W.. Singleton. -
CAN now be found at his new stand on. the cia..l
ner. of Owego and Chestnut streets, in Mel
branding recently occupied by,'N% ittenberg & Co.
where lie 'effectually repairs .with dispatch, Watcb
es, Clocks, Jewelry, Guns, and every dertriptidn
Machinery; Wheel cutting;. Gun and 'Witch ttiat&,
rials .supplied Co' the trade.
Smith,
' DENTIST, Ilontrose;Pa.,. at Searle'sl
kdays and Tuesdays of each week..
Miller digowler, -
A TTORNETS AND COUN fr 'SELLORS AT LAW,
and Solicito'r's in Chancery.. Office No. 44 Clarks:
trCet, C M cV •
lIRGEd:
Q. Hotel,
.11',
Thomas Ingstrtun. n -
TAEALER IN DRY GOODS, Grocerieti, Clothing ,
Ckochery, Boots and Shoes, &c., Stursehenum -
.
Lep' , Pa., . -
• • Bentley & Fitch, . • 1
A• TTORIatS AT LAW, AND BOUNTY LAND
AGENTS, .iffnarose, Pa. • • ,
I
B. 5.:1361. 4 1TLET... • F. 11TM
, • D. D. Midi, • 1
T. 'VERY AND FACDANtt STABLE OffiCe.hi
L
in the rear of Wilson's Store, Montrose, Pa;
.
I. Masten; "• ~
. ,
pEALER •IN STOVES, Tin, topper, and Sheet
_I Iron Ware, Lodersrille, near Great Bend Depot i t
December 4: • • .-.— • • •
L. P.. Hinds, - 7
TTORNEY AT LAW, Soaquchanna,lia: Office
on Maine strttt, one door east of Lenheim's. . 1
• Frazier. & Case, • /
A TTORNETS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
/1. Office on Turnpike street, one 'door East, of
c'ost's Store, Montrose, Pa. '
' Albert Chambefilin,
‘LTTORIST-Y AT LAW and• Justice of the Peace;
•
over 1. L. Post k. Co's Store; Iffmtrose, '
.Wm. H. Jessup - I
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND COMMISSIONER 06
J 1 DEEDS, for.. the State of Noy York, will attend
fo all business entrusted to him nitb promptness and
fidelity. Office on Public Scivare, occupied by 1100..
Wm. Jessup.
•
- Abel Terrell;
TAEALER IN. DRUGS, MEDICINES.,
_Ur Paints, Oils, Dye-stuffs, Groceries, -Dry Goods,
Hardware, Stone*are, 'Glassware, Clocks, Watches,
Jewelry, Silver Spoon 4 Spethaeles, Musical' Instra
nients, Trusses, Surgical Insirunients; Liquors, Per
fumery, Mirrors, Stationery, Icrushes, Shoes; ankee
Notions, &c..
R R. Lypis & Co., ,
AAT rtoLEsiLE AND RETAIL DEALERS
V.l Dry Goods, eGroceries, Salt, Flow, and Hard
n-n4e, Zaneaboro, Pa.
.. ,
- • - F.. Chandler, -
I ALER 1N B
'DRY GOODS, Beady Nadel Ckothing,
7 Groceries, Books and Stationery, etc., Public
Arenuerfifontrore,
L. L. Post & Co., '
riEALERS IN DRY GOODS, Caoceries, Doric
AL/ Hardware, Leather; Flour, etc., corner of T• ; -
pike street and Public Avenue, Noniron., Pa.
_ .
. .
- • ' J. Lyons & Son
TIT:ALFAS Di DRY GOODS, Groceries, Hard4e,
/ -Crockery, Tina-are, Groceries, Books, etc.; allo p ,
carry on the Bobk Binding business—Public Avetuts,
ifontrose;, Pa. -
Bentley & Bead, .
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, Drugs,- Nedicinis,
Paints; Oils, Groceries, Hardwam- , Grockery*
Iron, 'Clocks, Watcties, Jewelry, Silver Spoons, Prr•
urn ery, &c.—Foot of Publii Averpe,..lfontrose.._
- William & William H. Jeanp,
,t TTORNEYS AT LAW, Montrose, Pa. bac
ticece in Susquehanlia, Bradford, Wayne, Wyo
ruing aud,Luzerne counties. • • . 1
• - William W. tudth & Co., •
CABINET MAKERS. They keep constantly !sr
hand a - good assortment of all kinds of Cabinet
Furniture.. Shop and Wipm Reims at the foot ;of
Maine street, _Montrose, Pa. ' - • S• I
ROCkWen & Winton. , • -
ANCTACTIMERS and DEALERS-in
.1.14.. Goods, Hat!, Caps, .Purs; •Vtabrellas Pant
sots, Ribbons, &L.. d:e., N 0.40 Courtlandt strt:et,
:York, (up stairs.)
S. B. ROCKWELL. • W. W. WlWl'S'''.
A BALDWIN •frifoleinle and Retail deal •
-
•• er in Flour, Salt, Pork, Fish,Lard,‘grain, feed
meal, candles, clover and timothy- seed:-. 2 -'-'
50 Barrels fresh ground flour just received from
Itbica Mills. •
Montrose August 5, 1856. • -
-Banking limo
or - •
POST. COOPER & CO.
HEALEY DRINKER, ' ' .}
. I(o .l 7to sx ,
WM. uuNrrixo COOPER. Novem b er 12. 11155.
ISAAC L. POST. • , - . -. ,
D RAFTS on New York City and Philadelphia. ' --
I" Collections promptly made and remitted.
Office hours frotn 10 A. Y. to 8. -•
Messrs. Allen dr Paxton, N. York...
REFIMECCE, I
Samuel C. Molten, Esq., Phil's.
• - .- Hon.-Willis' m Jessup. Mourns&
•
Prot Charles Norris,
-.•
ARBER,
.
'Shaving Saloon, and Haledreami - -r bar-
Bing again removed bin shop from its %Ermerlces
tion In the basement of Searle 's Hotel to. durations
over Chandler's Store, is prepared tto exercise his art
In the' toast scientific manner; on all _who. inky be
Pleased to enjValt their,feide or feces to bin hands.
Nov. 20. 1-- .1 • - ,
THE INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN.i
' 6 • •..( •
fIIDLISITED mem, inusinAir mosiasai:Atit ►
-• PA., At VA I N PEZ ANitril. ni-Annitca;
Batten of Adiertisiang.
One square (18 lines or l'essYane Tr00k,.... • • • 4% 0
OnkeqUars " two weeks, _0,75
One squale " three 'weelle;..
One, square • _ " One
One square "" • .2,25
One square
. .)three inontint. . a• AP
One square OA
One square " yesr
For two „qr more squites; bieerted liy Vie
deduction from the alum plop feriae: Talk ilk
•
users win have theprivilege °tannins eiebang
ng dude adyertheinemm without eAdilleipti ebergs•
Business eselbl, oat exceedinig tee UttekhliNtied.
per annex. , 1
lOU WOWS::
• - .This °Mee is supplied with - goodaworainitta
liobblor matarlalkrod kllnlOotalidp.WOrlti
el Postes, Poldildstsr ighilteil;.be til l n i gq l 9 4
ty `and promptly. •
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