EMI
• - 1 --:. - .Th ri Olioni i. • -- .
. Col:. Prestofo 0.. Brooks ,; %tow k nown pretty
~, generally es Bully. Breeks- nkg
.dawn and, nearly killing al Ittl - 5,," - Semitor-iii
the Senate chatit4r,liaehail a pliblie,repip.
tion. at Cotifinbio;Seutii derolina. •,A..pitelier"
a ndgoblet,taints heavy tone, were. peilenti.&.
- to him by -I is- deliellted and" elinghTtened, C O*
. Stituents, kr . his L
avers : in attacking 'on on - -
.
armed and !utipre cd•-inott. - , • ~ -
' . • Mayor Arthur reix.iiv.ed hi iii witli a speech,.
of whichthe following ore F.ixtracts: •
".. .. "Cot.. Bin:kiss:l r On behalf of the citizens
p 1 Columbia, it lteconies my pleasing . duty
.• , ,
to ~present" to yen this pitcher, got: 4t `land
. : •I , •
qoue, as te s t i monials of our high appre .iiith in
t " of you). reeent.colduet at 11"1 7 -a,hington City.
I trust; 5i4, 7 -that I 'may he I permitted_ t add
that it is, not tilonthat yoit"hato Visit With
i
, mer'ited.caStigittital . the vil s ii." Slanderer Of. the
•l - State -which gavel you s hirtlii- that w.; delight.
I. , to honor .yiou", bet beszatiae your conditet
i ..__.hritaghoutlthe trying - scenes. through which
1' -
/ or ou - lutve since ; d . has" bilen such as -to
I - win the applause if all :hottorable men, and
to.iiistafy•our. pri e in
. elditriing - you.a...s rue
of Carolinas-ibbest ions. :' -, - •" •-
•• ""i•Allovi,,inie, S•r, on behalf Of the citizens,o
Welcome you o i;olutiohia,. and to tender
to you one., warm congratelatipns on
,your
t.riumph over the malignant slanderers of
your:State" oind - race, and ~t to assure - you .01
our e t irdial,'4mtiathy aid 'approbation." . 1 / 4
- After.the einielusions oi:1- Mayor Arthur's,
reinarki,. Cul. Brooks advanced to lite front
of the portico, aiid the cheers and applause
oi the multitude and delivered - a speech of
I
nearly an 'hour in length"; a brief,
.rneagre,
and. very "inailequate.synOpsis of wliicli.wc
give : H•. - - - —i:
, .
"All of os tigreed thfit if we could not
live in lequality in the Uninu,mr only course
was to dissolve lit. , fie was a" - eo-operat ion
disunion - hi L t -4---the, same as he was inAS5l.—,
. He felt contiOnteil that Sia4h Carolina would
. ..respond to-his Piisition. ," 1 .
• . - - . .0.
• ..".Wheri'. he said lately ' in - the llouse of
Representativesrtliat ho . ; had. it. in his pinZ•er
to raise a•revol tioniit was no i-c.4istie . boast.
Ile felt that he done as much as an-y one
martloyi:oneent to the . fgling of the South,
& whenl.4 . soo "of revolution , he knew that
had he 'stepped forward ..snoite one oftheir
Abolition'. crew in the IjOuse, 'their enmity
to him would ve p_recipitateel them noinst
him, and then h S friends Would have col'ere'l
qui. flair Of th h ouse of Representatives
with huinan bl " .- - *' . 4.
~ ' • 4...
t
- ."BuChanan, he speaker frankly odnii: ted,.
Iw:is-not,. his first, .second. or
.th:r..l choice . ,
bn; hia lait. - His• first -"choice was 'Frank fin
Pierce, becauSe l he had° nianifested a dimposi,
"ion to give the South her constitution:ll ,
rights. -.. .Mier Piercehe was in favor -Of
:Douglas--a trate
,friend;, Who had perilialiiis
. life by hia position on the:Nebraska bill, and
whdhad• the smoke stud scars of the -bOttle
- upon hini. • i ':I'" -!* '* . * '.
. -: 14 -0n . -the ' *Owl Monday .. .hi -November
next.the great question-would lie"deFided.-
- Far. . hie part, f.ii:, :Fretnont,..the traithr, to his
scction E ehould !hi successful, it, was his delib
erate oPinion that. On. the fourth of March
next the -*epic ,ofi the - South, should rise be
• their might, match to Washington, and seize
the archives and the Treasury of the Govern
-Meat.- !:We shOulit anticipate thein and force
them talfttackluo." .
Freemen of the North, who*-are sectional.,
ist4 1. 1 WhO ' iire i .tasustinorisral . Can you .
. doubt af4r.thittl' ', ." _ -- - •. ••
. .Brooka sujsports BuChanan,: mid recom:"
. '
"Inendifii . march . to Washington of the •South,
if Buchanan-idefeated, and a, sazing of ' , the
Government:: Is that the. patriotism of - , the'
' .se-Clilled. dmocracy'who .support: Buchan:lib?
".- lithis the part'' which ehargeo the "RepObli
aans with being sectional and di;unionisto l.
..' s Every" Buchanan man and paper at the
• South."supporis Zrooks!----Wiikesbarre. BSc
aril of TMes. - .. •
_ .
.. .
lIMI
A GREAT } An.mix.--Speaking oft*. recent
1 I
attempt to , get up . a great sham Democratic
detnottstt i ntion in Philadelphia,' the' 'North
Atnerietni ! says -
Since' the recent surprising Ilepublican tri
mnplaS in lowa,' --Vermont, l and especially
Maine, no event has occurred au indieative.of
the utter weakness and helplessness of that
party i which has nailed itself fait to the plat
ftirm of slav e ry extension, to sink or swim
iyith it, as the demonstration which tookplace
` the othc.r. dap " in our city . It Was a total, ig:
.... itiions d overwhelming; failure, It
.. e stri'azin ly short of the anticipations of
those 71 o g it. up with so great cost, labor
and anxiety. L It had not a singfq
. element of
moral . pciwer mn, it. So far from this, it proved
a i
to every' one' ac q uainted th the pelities of
this city, that the Democracy here are com
pletely shorn of their strength. He that rims
_conldread from it that 'their Prestige was
gone, their ranks de.serted,--the people had
left there. i -
Tfis iion.i Ephraim Marsh, of New Jersey,
who preiided over the Convention which nom.
inateclAr, Ylmore, in February last, has for
mallY giVe ‘ n 1m his adhesion to . Mr. Fremont,
upon the grOund that the contest lies entirely
between the latter and. Mr. Bucluilan, and
that he me
is unwilling to becoa party to the
extension of slavery. This
,gentleman has.
long l*n known as one of our old Whig:, and
as a prominent Arnekican, and he has alsd
been: rani:livid as in unwavering frien4l of
freedoM in the Territories.
ram* .r 1 Breckinridge , the Democratic
candidate for the Vice Presidency, in his .
late speech lak the Deinocratic mass meeting
on the iTiptoecatme Battle Groond, assumed
the same disunion ground occupied by Mr.
Pinta*. , 1 As reported in the Cincinnati En
-I;eas
quirer,ia chanan ; paper , Mr Breckioridge
said :-4 -
"If the tern States wese to unite in it
solid plud a against the West, or the SO'ut h .
ern agl4n the Northern, they happening to
have o (majority, would you sukrtit : f -[Grins
of ' no ;' ) ji am sure, yon would nut; for 1
know you to be men. And, should they
further adeOrapsoy e v ery set at their triumph
with every expression of contumely and eon
tempt,, would you not believe: a revolution a
sokvii,44l YoO need not respond -=-1
know Yon/ manly sentiments.* . '.-a. '
ESE
ar mi e s agreement between the' State
Cana of the Republicans and finieri
- cansi; seits, in session on Tuesday t
at WO*Ster, ) Was perfect and.othusiastic.
The Republicens. did ttornominate a eandi
date fer Governor ' the idea being that they
would isuptoort Gatdner. The Americans re ,
ciproo#t!td ton3Watin Sumner for rile
lection in the Senate. !The resolutions 'to
MO
that sired', and sodOrsiri the nominataon` of
lat
Freme' sod Dayton,- werepaned with -
: IMMO *Plikinne• The convention Was serer
- large,;lumbering 786. dOegates from ofar_ ly
throetovas.
Talk Augusta . (Maine) 'Journal' says: I
• ;lig* distingalabed, member of the ',Board •
of "bide' bosatedin'thistiky4eir days since
tbat, tire tad money
Maine at .1 150:: . put two dollars nt the
bandi t of every doibtfat voter to buy him
with. t• Two dollar, then according to the.
tariff I fised by Os 'l' Board,' is the price'of s
doubtful d0te:..:... I -
l'he - stune waintlimr who made ` 'boast,
flouriatied s 41ralkti" let received.from: Nash
ingtnit) in the face of his auditors, saying that
a good deal more iras coming from the same
Place; . r -
Ij-PWA,III) AND ON.WAAM,- ,
Irhelloirder -RAtifisivin.ou 1,1111.1110;St l '.
- ' Deloited.' '
:ND the . ctideai - orto 'paltn_f - off fired
t
Stock ti superior spiality l hfilootlit l a teo rt e;;: . .
‘reiv-tal from an .91t1' broken;
~d,qtvn. Fistablichmlfit
IlinAiaminn, has prov,e4l, tut intire Atiture
Mends Vineu touut. .." bkriug is Itelievinp." W ent! :
knowl6lge, the fact. And should judge that 'scatty!
(without wearine} wottlit-be all tkat was im ee e e ' l i t y to
convince the pahlic that
at then' store on Paldie Avenue, first doer aloe th'e
NA f nave the larOost and twist, desirable
stock of 1160 TS. ASO iiii!)ES itilintleeett into
this Uctrliet ; which for price (we off ,r no compMition
with seromi rate 9 - 0041 durability and style we elsal- -
lenge competition. We are' receiving Weekly, from
the Best lluusesiti New Yolk the latest styles .aud
Imst'qualities ofGoods, keeps, our asSortinent
'couiplete.
2§, 1856, Justreceived alarge;additiontotn:r
runner sioel:, 'consisting of Gents I'atent Leathe,'
Boots, Patent Leather short IlootS, French Calf Boots:
'Gaiter Shoes mut slips all styles. Ladi Gaiters linwr
tins Slippers rand . Hoots
„best qualities;, also .floys,
Youths and Childrenslloots, Gaiters . and: = Slincit, the
best in market. In fact every thing belonging to the
trath.).• _ _ _
AM, kinds of Le . iitlier, 'and ,Findingg, &e., AU
Mods of wOrk wade in - oilier and mpaiting done
neatly. SIMMONS & MERRIMAN:*
Miitipose Jub• 18M
Important
DR. HALSEY'S FOREST WIRE. ,
Axn
GIIntisCOATED FOREST FILLS.
,20,600 CURES. IN ONE YEAR.
-FIR. HALSEY, 42f Neir York, hay invented a pro--
L/ mks by which a rich ittittriant WlNE'is produc
ed from certain plants of great medicinal!virtnes,
This delightful Wine combines alt the high medicinal
properties of the Pandellort, Sarsaparilla. I.IW/Mr
Dock,'. Wild Olierix and certain other plants, whose
virtues are ton time* more rferlite as medical agents..
So pure and-concentrated are the medicinal properties
of this Wine; that it has been found the Most effect
ive medicine now in use: • Frequentiv, less than a
single bottle restores the linvring Patient front de
bility and sicknessto strong and: vigorouS health.—.
-Every dose shows,iiwgood e ff ects on the constitution,
and improves the general health;
.and with PrAfal
sey's celebrated GUM-COATED FOREST PILLS as
an adjunct, all the following disorders are'preniattent
ly cered. • • ; •
DYSPEPSIA AND INntnEsruc.—A box of the Forest
Pins, and .a bottle of the Wine, will cure the mot
distre4htg forms of this complaint. . •
Aunt tsu FScxn.—One or two dimes of the Pits,
and a bottle of the Wine will lireakihe ague and
cure the Patient in all cases, when the Arections on
the .bottle are adhered to. '•
DF.OPAICAL.COMPI,AINTS.—Fiinn one to two boxes
of the Pills, and three libttles of the Wine, eine this"
obstinate disorder. •
ItittOßDEl2. OF THE Klncays. Fo'reit Wine and
Pills have proved highly efficacious in ithis'disorder.
One to two oozes of
,the ;Pills, and three or four bot
tles.of the Wine, are sufficient to acenitiplish, a Cure
in the worst cas s.
DiBILIST, NIGHT 5Vi72...1,M, and IVettk
ty- State .1( the ra,Latibition.,—The Forest Wine is a
popular remedy for all these compiling& One to
three bottles cure the werst'cases without the use of
the• Pills ;• but when the "complaint is:i accompanied
with some other disortiel%the Pills will be required.
RIMUMATISAL—The fOrest Reniedics
in Rheumatism is very singular. Some of the most
distressin , - r , cases 1., - .4 - ver , saiv have Veen cared bit'
.;; •; •
them in ten or twelve days'; time. • '
BILOS DISORDERS ANT Font. Oroatactt . .--One
„Purgative dose, of the Fore 4. Piy cure - I:a:1Y
disorder, or any complaint., ariling from Foul
&comsat and moehidonilition of the:bowel&
FEVERS.--Oac . or two piwgative d‘'es willeure
,LYfe
vers. ; •
CM:Gus, Cotns Etc.—One box of Ate Pills, and
bottle of the Wine, will break up talil cure the most
severe (WO, covhe and pane in•tACtreture.t•
trtrEUS, BOILS, IitOTCHER; Seithbid Head, Pint :
?morn:, F,rysijnelan, Snit ITA,Inn, 'l.lo4.Kerit,!irod roc
ry kind of liinnOr.—These complamts all nnsc from
one common cause—ininwrr' Mott Generally nod,•
ing flat the Pills are required for the cure most of
these disorders; but-if both remedi'es are Used, two
boxes of the Pills, :and two or three bottle* of the
Wine, will mire the very worst easei, and frequrittly
by less than half the - quantify, i ;;
JAY - Non-E.—Two boxes of the Pits, and ;las many
bottles of the Wine, core, the worst ease of .Jaundice,
proditced from bail Colds
~,Ornreakly constitutions. ~A fealdoqes of the FOre.:t.
Wine cures the most distressing fermi of these corn,
plaints ; and if the Wine be followed up a fe:•.v weeks,
these derangments will not occur again. The Wine
-exactly' quits the - female constitution, 'and girt s
strength,
,vipar, and.blooming . health, OVer
a null
of boxes, and bottles have been sold withitt the last
two years, in the United States and .Canada .1.. Letters
and ..eertifieate3 to the amount' 'of 'many thousand,
have been received, testifying . tO the cures arid good
'effects of these remedies: • .
. -
Forest Wine is in large square bottles, One dollat
per' bottle, or six bottles for five dollars Forest .
Pills, twenty-five cents per box.i Genemldepot, 04
,Walker Street, New York; and kept by One or more
r.....spectable dritrist in almoSt every city' and village
in the Union and'British Colonies_ . f
-General Depot., 64 Walker St, INe* Tork.l Agents,
in Montrose, Abel Turrell, In Great! • Bend,lL: Scott,
and all druggists. • . -
JOY 16, 1856.
- FACTS FOR TILIF. PEOFILE.
RE subscriber is carrying on the CHAIR AK
INGG BUSINESS in all its various branches at
the Chair and Ware Shop in Barton', ; where may be
fonitd a treater variety- of Windsor and. Rocking
!Chairs than at spy other establishment in thp cOunty ;:
also Flag and Cane Seats, Birreaus, Bev 4 tPails,
Loung
es; Settees, Tables, Stands, Lc. .4.. e., all Which -will
be sold at - the lowest prices at retail, (or wholesale,,,
with short notice.) All work' warranted Well made
and of good materiaL declits and small profits
will be my motto. For demonstration of the shove
facts, please call at My shop in ilarford village.
A- W GREENWOOD. •
Ifarford. October 12, 1854. , 15 Pi m
• • FIRE! FIRE; FIRE !1"
TE undersigned is agent for the tailoring Ifn
suranee Companie% the reputation of which ;
for solvenc and honorable dealing, have been long
knoirn to the public , : •
The' Lycomin.• Mutual. Capital .5.200,00.
The Farmers' Union Insitrance, of Athees,
Capital *24'0,000, secured by bonds and mortgage.
State Mutual at IlarriSburg,ion the stock auct-tnu
tual plan. ;Capital $350,0060. I
'Applicants' can receive policies in either` or
any of the above companies. I : '
' BILLINGS STROUD; i,igent...
• •
'Migitr&c, May
PERSONS desirous or payins , me moneycon debts
orany description, can do so by leaving their
payments with Fort, Cooper k Co., Bankers, Mont
rose, to - my credit, whose receipts will be! allowed
from their date. " . C. L. Nk"ARD:
April 18, 1856 _ , -• 1 15tr
FAR___ LOOK HERE!!
PILE subs.mibers having entered into partnership,
are prepared to receive vrobl to manuflieture on
shares or by :t...e yard. Abo,! Wool Carding and
Cloth pressing in their-o*mm. t' 1
G
; , t• .►BRET JOHNSON.
iTr - , - JOHN BEAUMONT. .
Great Bend, March b"; ,
REW SOLIDS kl . SIIIIIERS2
firtHE, snQcribers, "
,baring entered inte copart-
AL, nership . eer the fors of Sumps & Yocxo,
tale pl n announcing to then . fnenda and the
public generally that they are receiving as complete
and as carefully selecteg stock of golds a has ever
- been offered to the goods-buying community in this
section of country. Their stock, is coinparatively new
goods—es the old stock of I. IL Sotphin was reduc
ed to = an unusually small amount--Oml embraCes all
the varieties =piny kip tin a country store. They
are now receiving and opening i large stock of
Spring and Slumber Goods,
to which they invite public attention, believing that
an examination it the quality kid price will 'prove
satidactory to purchasers generally.- Theyespecial:
1 ly invite the ladies' attention to their assortmAbt of
i fashionable and.durable Dress Goods, of every variety
and style coneti' g fir part of Spring Delains Mal
lies, Bars:gee, Barage Dehans, W - ins, Popli ns, ' and
Gringhams. 'A good assortment of Sprinrand Sum
mer Shawls, and w'splentlid lot kif Paranols; Also,;
complete asentiment of Bannetd and Trimadags.
Gents, we have not fovientett*. Mesa drop fi
end see no ' - we can fi t you from Hat to Boots, in
style and 44uldity as 1041 at ;nice.. Crean.
mores, Tereeos,•Cashmirets,;Satinetti and Kentucky
/malt Satin, Silk sod Kenai*: ifesthsga in all their .
Twiny. with , * large snit botepleie.allortilient Of Ika
dy hide Clotting: 1 , : IL L. SUTPHIN.
• ' SAKUEL YOUN.I .
,
Sanstners, Aril 22, 050. E • i '- ' •
N. B. •
,_The highest once kid for all kirnla of ro
duce. ,: ' . .. 1. - ,- i • ) Screws & 'Tacna.
LARGE oasortmentlef Roots and suoes for sale
by • ' 1 4.
' SUTPHIN, & tOUNG.
rfiad - RiF.S--,A goo() assoill*at or T
k 3 Coffee and Molasseik, Slak!ft
f a Kits, Quarters, lialstel!li 814 Whole
also, Pry and Plekled Cod or sale by a _
SIITPOIN &7101 MP
ATAIWE iCot_if .e re f e k tv 'y, tars. s tone . ly n ; an d
Ce4ar Ware for sale by k :YOUNG.
NOTICEI,
r _
• E. T. TIFFANY',
. • OF, PIMOCA. - , Stll,,i(l. CO., 'PA.,-
WHOLESALWand Retail Dealer in EMERY'S
& BROTI I EIPS,• mid WHEELER, MELIOK;
& Co's RaiPßoad HorsePOWer, Threshers and Sep
aratorS, Threapers..and Witmowcrs einnbined. I
Reapers arid mowers, combined:'- Slowing and
Reaping Machines,.of six ,or seven different Patent
ees, among which arc McCormick's, Bartell's; Man
ny's, -Wright% and the celebrated Ketehurna Machine,
Which is warranted to work to the satisfaction ofjthe
purchaser. The little Giant Corn and Cub•Mill,i the
Nimble Giant, Feed Mills, with iron plates. •Preoch
Burr stonetnill%for farm or Mill use. Portable :Cir
cular Saw . Mill With 24. inch 'Liar, for wood cutting
&c., extra table and saw for slittit r' , boards and fen
cing stu ff and general shop use. Cross cut saw.ar
rangetnents, greatly improved attach to
,Power, -for
cutting wood in the log, (it will cut MT an IS inch
' log in one minute.) Emery's portable Cider Mill and
Press, the best in use,-Finning Mills fitted fur Pow
ers. . Power corn shelters, Power Feed cutter Im
preyed dog l'oWers, Clover Hullers, Wind Mills, of
various sizes,Stump Machines, Hay Presses, Field
Drill Sewer,•itne spreader, Field Roller,. Fountains
of various patterns; Improved Hydraulic Ram, Agri.:
• cultural furnaces, Patent self-acting Cheese presses,
Churns of . various kinds, Cultivators and Ploara of
every description Leather and Rabbet- Belting; and
various other implement}
m. - In fact almost any imple
ent-a farmer may wish, or any one else may desire
except gimlet handles and scandal, which no doubt
can be obtained at the great manufacturing establish
ment (as is represented or misrepresented) in Brad.,
Co. . They also manufacture an excelsior Fanning
Mill, (ilttg call it) which may be 'mi valuable if it
is capable of blowing or clearing the-chaff from the
proprietor. Ah!:.what would b#Plell.
•
'I would say to those who may have been ilium
'buged, that -Emery's or Wheeler's Railroad Horse
J'oweni. Threshers Sc, are not made or., alloWed to
be made this side of Albany ; also - to those wishitt
-te r purchase either Emery's or Wheeler's Machines ,
that Emery or Wheeler has not authorized Mar de
sire Mr.. 11: L. Blowers to sail their Machinea,
Descriptive catalogue pm ice List- and circulars of
nearly all machines sold by me, setit g ratis and post
age prepaid, to ail applicants. Send your nailme and
address.' •
Now farmers is the time to make from 12 td 25 or
30 per cent..on tour investmtnts. Remember I get
my machines direct front the • manufacturers. I f - I've
no middle man with Whom. to divide my comnussion,
is=the case with some-others. All. machines sold
by. Me are - warranted to give satisfaction or May be
returned if not as recommended. See larg hand
bills, circulars, &c.
•
BA Ili LYONS 11 1 .
&CO I . • '
LANFSBORO. ' , : ,
1855
Dec. . - .
1
I{ I VE pounds Young Ilyson Tea for one dollar
atß. R. LYONS it Co's. • . • 1
Tiyelre pounds good Sugar for one dollar, tit B. R
I.voss k Co's.
Three gallons Molasses for one dollar, a 11. R.
LYONS .t. Co'a. - .. • . .• i ,
Silt pounds Candles for one dollar, aI B. 11.rtotirimt
ik Co's.. . s • • •-• -_. • ..
.1 . -
Fourteen yards . good Sheeting for one dollar - , aill.
R. LvoNs-kreo's. •
Twenty yar d s P a i n ts for one dollar, at B. R . LYONS.
k Co's. , ' • • .
Twenty poun d s - Nail:slip. one &dint, at B. ILLlcoss .
.i•
k Co's. . , . - ,
..
.Thirteen bars Soap for one dollar, at. B. RI LYONS
4 .I. l O'S. , .'
. 2.-- , I • -
"Fight pounds :Coffee for one dollar, at B R. t.r
oss' A; co's. , • ,
Seventeen' poUnds Dice for one dollar, at Ili R.
LvoNs & Co's... . . - • . . :
Fifteen cents per pound for Candles by the brix, at
B.R. LYONS & Co's. . 1 •
.
Twelve Cents, per pound for tip-top Mess ;Fork at
B. R. Lyoxs & Co's. • ' :- . t
Laneabom; Dec., 1855. - - • j .
• Slff A IV LS.
r .
LARGE lot of Shawl; at cost and something less,
ai B. 'lt. LYONS di CO's.
r iTAJOGICAPIIS; Artist's Points'in tubes,
L
and -Artist's BruslMs ; Thellohn of a Thousand
Flowers, 'for beautifying the enmplexion ; -Cpurand's
Powdres Subtiles, for removing superfluous .
also his •Italian Medicated Soap for removing Tan,
Freckles Pimples and Salkiw COmplexion ; Batche
lor's LiqUid Hair Dye, also his 'Moldavia Cream for
the hair ; Holloway's Pills and Ointment, and nearly
all the Pills, Ointments, and Patent Medicints in cre
ation, at ' TUBB LL'S.
Montrose, June 18, 1856.
L.LICHT A LiGliTi
Every Day Brings Somellsia Sew.
.COME AND BE CONVINCE .
CLATTON and BAILYB tiELF-REGtiLATING
GAB LAMPS, giving the clearest and' most
beautiful light of any thing yet discovered; and une
qualled by any thing else in-economy, as the burps
arc so'constructed that you get a splendid Gas light
from. the 'common burning fluid and three times the
amount of -light frotn a less quantity of id.—For
sale at the Montrose Post-office by
Montrose, June 18th 1856. A. N. ' ARID,
N. B. The usual Glass Fluid Lamps ch ged to a
Gas Lamp.
.. . -
- --- ' PEACE, PEACE ,
, j:
Reign% An Enron and it's, id the
I;:coung Princes Cradle Cost.
'I"- - $9100,000; . _
17 'O4 of all that—as long as t the Montrose
Ily a
II 11
t.
11_111 Book-Store, in the Post . 0 e, you can buy
gooks and StationeryStationery upon.the p • eiple
t at the nim
.
i .7-
.8 1
-** 0 C.
. ...the p • eh
ble sixpence is better than' the slow shOng. Call
and be convinced. : , ,
New BookS just in and more xpected Lis week. •
4
salad fbr the SociaL Ditto. or the . Slattery. . A
Defence of the American Folic by the on. Thom
alt R. Whitney of ;N. Y. Hardscrabble the Fall of
Chicago. Forbes Volunteer manual, two olumes.—
Citi Architect, No. 2, ' - Further ,- ' - ' s ilars
next week.
" Montrose May 28th.'
WATCH AND
_ _
BIM
TIENTLEY k READ . pleasur,...._
LP friendd and the - public that they havi again com
menced the repairing of Watch'', Clocks, and Jew
ary, by . --.
MR. lIIGGINBOTI - lAlk,
of New York,. and late of Syracuse ; , aud so highly
has he been recommended by some ofthle.first hous
es there as a steady ,ar.d.frat riac teorkt4an, that we
have given him a personal interest in the business;
so that our friends may lave every confidence in hav
ing their work done with eve and de.h. -
In addition to his,gelneral knowledge f the vari
ous kinds of English and foreign watch he also an
derstandi the Clock businesi, from the 1 rgest Turret
to the smallest Mantel Clocks. whethe foreign or
home-made.
Montrose, January 8, 1856. • . _
1
. ,_
NEW MILFORD. STOVE : EMPORIUM
,
, - • Its Full Blast. - .
Two 'Hundred and Seventy-Kve Storer for
sale Kly Dickerman &Ga att.'
AILTE are in receipt of the largest s i *k oritoves
I' V ever offetied in Northern Pen lvanla, con
sisting of Ctxrking, Parktr, and Six-plate,• both for
wood and coal; also, a full aasortment of large - elm,
for Stores luttLiChurchen- -
Would call'-particukv - attattioa, to thti Jeffms o all iit
Elevated ()fen, the most perfect and !lewdest prate
stove in mark* Among our assorWient of large
ovenorould =dam. the Empire Stalproved, as,
being very heavy plates, perfect finish, d a aupedt•
or baker. Farmers of Susquehinna c o fy, you have
been in the habit ofpurChaning light st4ves and light
trimming, and payiug is much as ycou Mght to for
heavy p4tes and heavy trimming. I
.we manufacture our furniture, andenll sell at , •
att'eturer's prices. Let those who pay maker p . A
ooMpete with us if they can. Job b g caw •
with the tin trade - , done as usual on rt notice. 1 ,-
• . • .. • DICKER - 11LN A AREATT. '..
New Milford, Sept. 1 S. 1 8 5 5. 1
iiratellies,Ciseke;Gan
A new essortmenk just received
Boritmland, Germany ) , &c., which will
the New' York picot. at .MRO
Nootrose, Oct. 18,.1855. ,
` r 4 AT •
• A., I.Arriu - top
AI/ fri arc nOvii.ofteriw the halinco of ii litge,'Stoet
,V. of „lASI!' ' GOODS,'
SATINETTS, A.\ll. READY MADE CL.07 1 11.
IRO •at . 'greatly reduced prices.; in order: to - Witike .
room for, our Spring purchase, Now it th e .time t 6
Iw' cheap,sis we are determined to todloff our stock.
Fifleen and.l„wenty . per cent maybe saved by culling
on us immediately. . • . -
Fine, -Rick French Merinoes, worth
,10 and 12
shilling, at $1 per Yard.
IleantiAl.Siriped and Plaid.Delaines uuually sold
for'2S. and 24 Gal, for 181 and 20 cents..
l'atametia", Alpaecas, Coburg", Flannel:, and
• Lindeys at prices that will "Blur tix . diws." ••
20Salinript from 3s_ Gd. per yard to $1 per yard, and
per cent. less than the market price.
. We also keep on hand a fine . a.ssortmentof
• • BR 0 DCL 0 711,9,
. . .
all grades and enlora, in-price (tom $2 to s4,bo.
• A SSIMEBES, -
•Black and colored Doe Skini, Fancy ditto4iSinvit's
Gres, Kentucky Jeans Corduroys.
Ready-blade Clothing.
&C.; •
• 0 England,
$ • sold below
WiTONIB.•
- "Gielit llargaiiii: --
.W1111.1I:1101S
Overcoat from to $10; Panto for only $2,50;•'
Vests Over-hawhi, Flannel Jackets, a very Om arti
cle to work in—call and try one on.
This and "Caps, J.ools and Shoes, am. - her y,
- • • :Hardware, and Groceries.
A lot more ,of •those line Teas. Try, lif nothing
more than a droning, and you will ho . sure' to try
again. . .
YANKEE NOTIONS, •
Beside . many Other things that we shall be happy to
she w all who favor us with A call. We ealt and' will sell
goods as cheap as they can be nought anywhere in
this country, Binghamton notexcepted. We cannot
sell a dollar's 'worth of goods on a year's credit as we
will a bill of fifty for cash. Buy the amount and
'bring the pay, and,you need not spend your time go.
ing to " York State," as we give you the worth a
your money - here at. home.
N. 13.1
R e member all we have said' we mean, and if, any
any one will call at. NO.• ft, PUBLIC AVENU4 we
will prove ail We have said to their entire satisfaction..
All kinds of Produce, JTUTTER, , SOCKS,
ND Eft% IS; taken in exchange for goeds at the
,
RATL!4. • A. LATHROP A Co.
-McmtrOse, February 12, 1856. fit
- MLR
War with Great Britain
1' HE Central American question is not yet settled,
butG UTTEN BE RG, ROSEAYBA U.ll 4. CO.
arc finally settled ifi their new store .in . 4 the Emit, end
of the New Brkk Illockovliere soldiers who intend
to enlist for thrirar can 'be supplied with regiment- I
als.and all sorts of Clothing, and those who desire to
take. their wives with thein, can also be supplied with
the best of materials for ladies' War, from a Stocking
up to a Bonnet, either in soldier or citizen style."
Snowing the citifens of Susquehanna county to be
brave and patriotic; we are sure they intend to be
prepared for. the coining struggle, and therefore ad
vise them to call on us_and examine our extensive
stock, which 'we arc assured we can sdl- as low as
any other firm this side of New York city. •
Our stock, which we have:very lately purchased
and With great care selected, comprises a full 'assort
ment of
LADIES' WEAR, .
such as Shawls t - from up. to s3n; Dress Goods
from . a-40 cent Calico Dress to a er. Silk ; Ladies'
Cloaks, Embroideries of. all descriptions; and those
who happen to live.. in a very cold climate -we can
supply crjth.a good suit of Furs to keep them warm.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. •
. To gentlemen.who do not want to be troubled with
getting up new suits of clothes, we would say that we
have a very full assortment oCßeady.made Clothing,'
of all de. , *riptiona and prices, and in case we should
not havethe article they want, we will take their or
ders and supply thenton very short notice.
DOYS' CLOTHING.
We have also...avery good assortment of Children's
Clothing, from an :infant pp' to a young man, which_
cannot be surpassed-for tastefulness, as well as for
quality and cheapness. . .
We have also a - regular assortment of Gentlemen's
FUrnishing Goods, such as Fine. Shirts, Collars, Un
der Garments,'Silk Neck and Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Stocks, and a great many other articles too numer
ous to mentioit.
in addition to all these, we keep a full stock o
Staple and Domestic floods . , such as Sheetings of id
qualities and price Flannels, Tickings, Ginghams,
andta. great variety of other articles which arc usual
lv needed in families:
We - are very sure- that those who arc in want of
any of the articles mentioned, would do well to call
and price our - goods, and satisfy themselves how
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'establiAment,
where we are always ready to wait pn them • with all.
possible attention.
- • GMENIIEIIG, ROgENBAUM & CO.
N. c•trgsaEao. • t.. 1/CISENBACM.
C. U. WITTENBERG. .; I. 'WITTENTIERG.
New Era in Montrose
THE WAR_IN KANSAS CONTINUES!
'DUI those who attempted to get up a fight in
Li Montrose, against "second rate goods and high.
prices," with the fag-ends of three or four old stocks
have fizzled ; and
• Keeler and Stoddard,
whose BOOT AND SHOE STORE is, located on Vain
street, South of Searle's Hotel,—with the largest and
best assortment of Goods ever brought into dill-mar
ket, bought at the _ .
LO NEST FIGUPE, . .
and whieb they will sell a hectic' above cost, are de
termined to give " the old codger" a bard one.
We do not intend to be undersold by any other
establishment in Town. We have only to say, Come
and See, for "seeing is believing." We do not de
sire to puff our goods, preferring-to "let our works
praise us ;" but we may be permitted to say, for the
infOrmation of purchasers, that we have just received.
Ali EXTENSIVE STOCK of Superior quality and
style, comprising all kinds of Gentlemen's, Ladies',
and Children's wear. Also Ai geneml assortment of
Findings, and Leather 61 all kinds.
Work wade to order, and repairing done neatly.
REELER 4, STODDARD,
Moutros4, June H. 1856.
NOTICE.
DU814.0 notice is hereby given that S. A. WOOD
' .ItUFF. is receiving nett lot of Stoves and
Wares. of till kitids usually kept itt,the Stove and
Tinware line of business, .among which may be found
a better assortment of Stoves, heavier, larger, and
more durable thart ever before offered in this county.
AU the proof you need will be just to. call and exam
ine for yourselvei. All stoves warranted in every
respect.
Kept constantly on hand, an extensive assortment
of TIN WARE, made out of the best materials,
which is offered. 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 kind's Jappaned
Ware. • .
Jobbing -done on short notice and in good order.
An goody in the line will be sold cheap for cash or
(apptoved) credit. ,S. Si WOODRUFF.
Montrose,, March 19, 1856. ' '
WE will again say to our customers that we are:
extremely anxious to settle and balance our
accounts. The more anxious since we began to foot
up so.ruany littles amounting to quite a sum, and we
arc in need of it now. To accommodite nll, I will
be in Montrose every Monday for the next two weeks,
Tuesdays at the store of Wm. H.^-Thayer in Dimock,
and Wednesdays at Esq.V. Miles: Brooklyn, Thom
data at Orlando Williams' in Franklin. This
rnngement must accommodate all; rain, it it does not,•
you can find a list of • accounts at FAT Avery's in
Montrose, Esq, Miles', Brooklyn; and William, H.
Thayer's, Pimock. Come and settle.
March 13, 'WI: • - 4 .11. THAYER.
- Vp.laablolLands For Sale.
- t j 'NOR BALE IN ONE BODY, >about 5500 acres of
r Land on the waters of Spring Brook, a branch
of the Lackawanna river, In ,Ln.terne County, Penn'a.,
about midway between the thriving towns; of Scran
ton and Pittston. These lands are covered with val
uable timber, and being situate in the most extensive
mineral region in Pennsylvankt , --Inurwn to contain
iron ore—end believed to abound in coal, and being
also in :the immediate vicinity of several railroads
made and now, in progiet ss--offer to the capitalist an
opportunity for the investment of money that seldoui
occurs. For ; further infortiuttion Imp!! to N. P. Bo
sack, Esq.; No. 11; Mall street New York, or to the
subseriher,:at'llontrose, Busqueharma county,Pa., the
attorney in fact of the owners;, •
April 6, 1854. , ; : 'HENRY DRINKER..
AFRESHLOT OF CHOICE GRO.
VERSES jinn recelved.and for Bale cheap ;
a tip-top Tes; for .fifty _cents; Pound "Sugar, as low
as can be - expected; Cheese; direct from :NewYork
such al 'hardly grows in Stußnehanna ; Flour and
Salt constantly on hand at the loirest prices. by
. i tiLv 5, ;• • CiLANDLEIL
NOTICE.
tIPMRATE by their 'potter, ..,..
l / internal viscera to purify the blood and titnit
late it into healthy' .action. They remo
,e the
ohs tsiietionsof the stomach, bowels, liver, and other
organs of the body, and,•by restoring. their irregular
-action to health; correct, wherever they exisC such
derangements' as are the first causes of disease.
An extensive trial of theit. virtms, .by.ProfessOrs,
Physicians, and Patients,as shawn cures elf dan
gerous diseases, almost be 'rid belief, were they not
substantiated by per San - f such exalted,pbsition
and character as to forbid he suspicion . of.untruth.
Their certificates are pu lished in my American
Almanac, • which the .A nts. below named are
• pleased to furnish free to all -inquiring.
Annexed we give Diree ions fur their use in the
Complaints which they 'ha e been found to ewe
Fon CiATINKNEI3.9.—T ki) one or two Mills,.cor
such quantity as to gent!, move the bowels! - Cos
-1
tiyeimst is frequently- t aggravating cause of
nun; and the cure of o e complaint is
,the cure
•of both. No person ca feel well while under a
costive habit. of body. I pee it should be, as it
c-fee, promptly reliCi - u
on Dysrs'esis, *hid is sometimes the cause
of flosticenisis, and alWist . ircomfortable, take mild
doses s- - - from one to four „to stimulate the stomach
and liver into healthy actibo. Theysvill de it, and
the iserallatra, bodyMirit., irol sou'btrni of dyspepsia'
. will rapidly disappear. • When it has gone, - don't
forget what cured you. i . • 1-
For a Fitt% STonscit, hr !forbid Inaction of the
Bolccls, which produces general depression of the
spirits and i;:u1 he.ilth, talf.e from four to 'eight Pills
at first, and smaller doses afterwards, untillactivity
and strength is restored tti the system. - !
Fon isiFIIVOI - StiKSS, SXCK -IitATMCIIE,:AtiIiA,
Pain in the Stomach; Ba4k, or Side, take fiom four
to eight pills on going toitcd. If they do riot oper
ate‘sulliciently, take niorp, the next day uritil they
do. Those complaints will be swept out from the
system. Don't wear thee and their kindred•dis-
Oiders because your stontieh is'fbul. „ ._
Fort SCIiOFULAy.EItIirELAS, and art lbaseases
of the Skin, take the Pil s:freely and frequently, to
keep the bowels open. ,;The eruptiens will gener
ally soon begin to dinlimph and disappear: - -: Mani.
dreadfid ulcers and. sorer have been 'healed up by
the purging and purifying effect of these Villa, and,'
sonic disgusting dises.sei which seemed.toi saturate
the whole system.have mpletely yielded to their
3 ,
influenc, leaving the ufferer in perfect health;
Patients'! your duty tel society forbids hat you :
should parade yourself hiound the worl covetect
with pimples, blotches, tleers, sores, and 11 ()rimy:
of, the unclean diseaties lot the • skin, because your . -
system wants cleansing. - , I
-
-To .Ptsttirt THE Bcolu,ther
) they are
iTst meal- .
eine ever discovered. I,.hey should be ta en freely
• and frequently, and thd 'impurities which sow the
seeds of incurable diseases will be swept out of the
system like chaff beftire he wind. By this property
they do as much good i ' preventing sickness as by
the remarkable cures w 'eh they are making every
where. 11
LIVEIC COUPLAINT, .It7:4I)ICE, and all Bilious
Atralioru, arise from tome derangdment —either :
torpidity, congestion, o obstructions of the Liver.
Torpidity and congests n vitiate the bile and , render
it unfit for digestion. This is disastrous to the
health; and the constll
ution is frequently under-
- mined by no other taus . - Indigestion is the symp- .
toin, Obstruction of ihe duct which empties the
bile liito,the stomach -causes, - the bile to overflow .
into the blood. .-Thisi prodnees Jaundice, wit.
long and dangerous trtin of evils .. Costivcnes
alternately 'costivenc and diarrhota,- prevails.
Feverish symptoms, lahguor, low spirits, Weariness,
restlessness, and melancholy, With sometimes ites
ability to sleep, and ststnethues. great drowsiness;
'sometimes thtrc is sevf.re pain in•the side ; the skin
and the white of the eiles become a greenish yellow' ;
the stomach acid; ttt bowels sore p. the touch ;
the whole system iriit i •
ble, with a tendency to fever,.
Which may turn to bilious fever, bilious eelic, bilious
(Harlin:ea. dysentery, *c. A medium dose of three
or four Pills taken at right, followed by two or three
in the morning,
and repeated a few dale's,
s will remove
the cause of allthese übles: It is wick.ed to suffer
?
such pains when you n cure than for 25 cents.:
ntlEttmAnslt, Gott - and all Inflammatory Fe
rers, are rapidly cur 'by the purifying effects of
c
these Pills upon the load .and the stimulus which
they' riftbril to the vita principal of Lire. i Fur these
and all kindred comp aints they should be taken in
mild doses, to move e bowels.e . t' '
ently but freely.
As n.Dis:4l:ll. I'LL ; this is both agi'veable and
- useful. No Pill can be made Mere plcasant to take, •
and certainly tome his been made morel effectual to .
the purpose ref whirl} a dinner pill isioopKyed..
Pitf.PARED It? . 1 , .
. lilt. J. ei AVER tk. CO., -
Practical and lAnalytienl Chemists,
• LOWLL, MASS.,
• i
. ' • As ill 'sots) nY
e,„ - Z , s;'' A itsi. Tettet:til and .L ETHERIIIE, MOlitr SC
And by .I)reggi,4s ge n f raili. - 1
-'—
' L •
'PATE: I I 4 n' 71EDICI .1 Z:S. .
AMONG the great variety of Medicines at Tuir , IP
Store, may be found. all of Dr. Jaynes just!,
celebrated , sontily--Nllieities : Ayre's.eherrY Pe eta
rat and Cathartic. Pilis ; Halsey's Forcst Wine an
Forest Pills ; lloollatitrs celel ' , rated German Bitters
Louden's A;eries . - of , -'ainily 'Alc:tlicineS ; Merell nit'
• •
Garglmg Oil, the gre'test remedy for . Sprains in ma
.
or beast, ever known Mathew - =oils Itifallible Remi
dy, and Horse Reim,ly ; Orick's Vel l millige, ii 4 ol
variety of - other kin s; Trask's Magietie Dint: ice
the great remedy to burns, rbetimatiSm, and a 1 in
flanunatory complait is ; Pond's Extract, a firs rate
thing for sltilar tin .i ores as above Ointinent;• An
drews' Pain — Dest ymg Agent, a good article ; 1 -cod
coekts Balsam an firm Liniment; Atwood`s• sun
s:\
(.
dice !Bitters, Canker., )raps, Liniment, land Dyr ntery
Broils; Baker's Cot ipound for Dyseritecy ; it Ugh:.
ton's Pepsin, for DA T epsia *; Ifehnbotd'af,f.xtrtet o
Buehu mid k•xtrael of' Sarsaparilla; a vari Extract
'o
Salves,
the best in Market, rills, kti:,rand tin almost
endless variety of Tatent Medieines altogether too
numeral'? to enumitratebut Suffice' it to ea ,that
the public will find nearly every thing -in this line, at
the . Drug and Fanci Store of - ABEL TITRII)LL.
Montrose, July, 1855 . .1 ' .-
f
...
\ , .
TIEY never did do more than give temporary re
liet, and they never will. It is because they
don't touch the CAUSE of thefbdisease. ,The carss c
all .an•ue and - 41E01A diseases is*.the atmospheric. peri
m•
son called Miasma or Malaria. Neutralize this poi- -
sOci by its NATURAL ANTIDOTE, and all disease caused
brit disappears at once. RhodE's Fever and Ague
(jure is this Antidote to Malaria, and‘morenver it is a
perfectly harmless medicine.:' The certificate of the
lekbrated chemist, J. It-Chilton, of New York, to
this effect, is attached to every bottle; 'therefore if it
does no good it can do no harm. , - --.- . •
This is more than can be said of Quinine, , Arsenic,
-,. or any tonic in existence, as.their use- is ruinous to
• i
' 41i 00 Here. • ! the constibition acd brings on Dumb Ague,. which
,
never allows a perspn to feel perfectly well for a rein- 7 g
- i- -61 1 u- li rA.
, . gle moment. In illustration of these truths I annex
. • • , 1 E.•
- E
e .,
.1 •
ATI .
. TURItELL some extracts just received from a physician: . .
• - - ' CEORGETOWN, Ohio, March .17, 185fi:
• Has just reeeiv l from New York; a full aid desi- - Js. A. flifooss, Fsq.—Dear - sir: Yours of 24
. ' inst. is at hand. . The Cure arrived table stock of - : . . latelast year, and
• . : •
err Goods, i - -
1 • difficulty the in getting any one to try it was greatly
nire, contained the DRUG
t t l h ic an fac u t si t i. h i, at Q a u re in m i,n e 6 d — y
Quinine—not
k b n e: wi t i n iA 7
ITSELF! • • ' -
. --.
This remedy (known as "Smitit's Tonic") would in-
Spoons,
a fir t rate assortment of Drugs, Med- 'i p lu r :ed un3 w::i t c h h a w t a t s h g e . ro re w m in ed 7 „y in: h o or fa u vo se r d w t ith o
esca tbe p p , i e tb: u e :
ieines, Chemicals, ; lediral Instruments, l'aints, Oils, - a. in s c ii re :i 4 n,,: d l . ) f e ro tte m r
Dye-stuffs, China, hiss, and Eat then,,Ware,l(a good
variety of Clocker",) Ilrittannia Wart; Japanned and
Planished - Tin W• re, Silver. and all other rinds of _
Spoons, Silver Foe is; Butter Knives; &.e. • .., 11 sorts. - variably tiaitAK at , ague, but it did not CURE it, as it
of Lanips,,A good Variety of 'Wooll - .7and Gil Frame would
i often return with renewed kig6r. This - one
W
Mirrors, all and -Wlndow Paper, Stationer -,. Stone circumstance I deemed in your favor, if I could initi-
Ware, Woodan Ware, Brushes, Brooms, - Fan Gra- tote a test comParison between it-and - your Cure;-
ceries„ Lamp' Oils, Cempheue, Burning Fluid , 'Pillow . T h e f ol l ow i ng is the result , :
~ ,
Stearin -and Speinniecti Candlesltide al d . other . Three persons took your ".Cure;" allof which were
Whips, Varnishes Window Glass, si.-c.. A. rst rate -
Ica...sea .of ".Quinine Intermittent Fever" of many.
- ot•Jes•- - If ~ Petilnuery; and Fancyl Goods,. -__ - - - ' - . 4 ed - - .ind other
" Sr.-
variety of • Jelren , y, ..anier; ~..._ .
'
Gold and Silveri Spectacles, Gold Pens, 'Violins,
Mites, „Fifes, Meordeans, Violinland Violineello
-Strings, &c. ' Tlie largest assortment ofl Pocket
,Knives in Susquehanna County, and the best viality
in market. Slot . .Guns, Pistols, (Single and Bootle
Biirrel,) Revolve! fie:. •- • ! -' I
In short, the hysiciani the' invalid, th - 3 House
•KeePer, the Fernier, the Mechanic, the Mani ficturer,
the Professional lan, the Gentleman, the. LadY, the
Young and the 0,41, the Rich and the Poor, tie Beau
u.,l
ifid and the Ugly UM Gay and the Fashion thle, and'
all the rest of tt people,' will fiticPsometliiig to sup•• •
ply their every dy . wants at Tura s!. • I • .
Store in tho N w 'Brick Block—Rriees LoW--Qual
ities GOOd—Call ilind see. I ABEL TURRELL, .
Montrose, Mare' 5, 1855.. i
E — They #re all going to TorrelPs.4l ' .
. . . . tIRE! PIRE;t
,•• • '
T YCOMING 4OUNTY - MUTUAL - INS TRANCE
L COMPANY', Capital $9.400,000, and increasing.
It is one of the best Companies in the State: AU its
losses by fire p mptly adjusted.- - ilt has Paid over
half amillion of ollars losses by fire since it went into
operation. Ap - 'cations received lat the sto re of B.
I?. Lyons J Co. j Laneshoro, and at the a re of Ly
ons L Co., Jessitp i r Luzern county , and • t Mont
rone:B. IL I.YONS;: . gent.
Montrose, De' . 'MS.., • . • I . - ..-' , in, .•
• - , POST BROTHERS ' !
A RS now receiving a large and well selected stock
ilk of fresh
,i;tx,tls--..4,sirable and cheap as the ,
cheapest. % H
_,- , . - .1
Le -stock ,of Dress Goods, Lawns, Organdies,
Jaconets, White Geode, Dress Silks, Brillia4tes, Pop
lins, Parasols, Bonnets, Ribbons,; Robes firilliantes,
Noreens Fancy Soaps. and :th o best' assortment of
Lubins' Extract and . German ColOgne-- ! S-ShitifEß .
STUFFS—large stock of Cletitinprat the lowest
rates for good articles--Boots and%Shoes' a large
stock--Giocerlas !Revery veriety-=-Iron, N' Steel,
i l
',57'
Wooden Ware, Looking (Ruses, 1 Pails . an Brooms,
Hemp tispet, Oil Carpetf—large.stock of Hardware--
.liayiug Tools, Ste. &c.: . • . i ,
We have never 'had better and cheaper steel
every department_ than.now, and to which we il
the attentiOn,of our old friends. 1
. ,
711)F-MOVV4D -.• :.
TNTO BRICK BLOCK, front room, over the, store
oe L f 3. Wilson & Son. -• • •
. ! , C. D. VIRGIL, iDenti.d.
SNIT% FORDHAM & CO.,
~.
. ,
-- % , =1-' , ' , •- v.6 ,, r • _ ak _.........
t" - - - , -, - • 11411111,A ~ .
. _ . •
a
tabinet Ra kers,. .
.. . . ,
rr"E pleasurein offering to their customers, in
1 addition .to their. usual large stock of CABINET
4 ircinic the largest" and best assortment of CANE,
LAXr AND: WOOrt SEA7' CHAIRS ever offer.
,
d fo r sale in Susquehanna county, all of which were
anufaetured expressly to their orier,lnd they can
nt them to be a superior article. Call at their
Ware-room,fixot of rabid street, and examine for .
uurselves.
E. C. sonsusr.
A. SMITH JII. •
Ifontrost - e. Feb. 21. 56.1
PLOW SIIOP. • . •
- TiEW ESTABLISHMENT.
I,T AND E. MOTT wpuld respectfully inform the
INI • public that they are manufacturtngillatchlpy's
Celebrated Plow& .They also keep constantly" on
hand, Side Hill, Uragnp County, and ' !den Plows,
Cultirators, hog Churns, Sleigh and Cutter Shoes,
Flow Points of various- patterns, too ntimerolis to ,
cation. We' hope, by strict attention - to business, 1
o receive our share of public- patronage. Manufac
ory; D ; Post ' s old stand. Foundry, M. Mott, near
learle's Mill. • . .
.
Egritepaiying done On short notice. ,
MERRIT MOTT.
ELIJAH mo-rr.
Feb. 6.
STEAIR GRIST .AND SAW
1.
130 ST BROTHER S
, i having Purchased the above
establishment, will keep:Constantly on heed Su.
perkae aJ line Floor, Cora Meal of vulierinr quat
ity,.eivo Clop and limn at the lowest easlii. prices.--
Custom work will be done With deSpatch, and in all
eases warranted. . • 1381t1
Montrose, .July, 18'53. _ .
LIME (ND PLASTER.
g'l RE sub.cribers are now burning- and will keep
J3_ constantly on hand, Lime' of a very superior
quality at .Montrose Depot,, and will sell it in .any
quantities:at a fair 'price. Pmons . .wishing a large
quantity can be supplied I.yoiFtlreasonable notice. .
. Superior ground Plaster will be kept constantly on
hand hereafter. •. L. POST,
li. DRINKER. ,
W. JES . SVP.
L. §EARIE.
Montrose Depot, April 3.
Tioga Point ,Agricultural Works..
R. M. lit EILLES CO.,
' ATHENS, PA.
Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Emery'! and "WhCeler's
"Illorse-Power
riIIRESBERS and Separators and Threshers and
Witinovvers combined, Clover !innerly Circular
and Crosscut Saw Mills, Emery's Cider Mills, . Feed'
Cutters, Corn Shellers, Corn and Seed Planters, Sey
mour's Grain Drills and Broad-CaSt Sowers, Dog Pow
ern, Revolving Horse Rakes, Olew's Grain Cradles,
Cultivators, Ketchum's celebrated Reapers and Mow-,
ens; Magic Corn and Cob Mills,• Excelsior Fanning
Mills; Leather and India-rubber Belting, Meat tut- .
tern, Apple. Parers,. Refrigerators, Provision . Safes,
Churns, &c. Extras furnished for repairing both
Emery's'. and Wheeler's Machitio. We invite partic-
Ular attention to our Excelsior Fanning Mills. -.They'
'are A No. 1. • •
.Descriptitti Catalogues, .Price Lists, and Circulars
of all Machines &c. sold by us. sent gratis and post
age .prepaid,_ to all applicants. Send us .your name
and Address., and of votir friends also. •
Agent, H. L. BLOWERS, Franklin, Pa. -(P. 0.
address, Montrose.) - ' R. M. WELLES . &DO.. .
Athens, Pa., June 20, 1856. • 241ra
TONICS \ WON'T DO.
weeks standing. They had' tried Quinine aid othe
remedies, occasionally missing a' chill, but it 'was (as
in all such cases) slowly wearing thent out and laying
the foundation of other and sey.erer maladies. I did
succeed in effecting a tudici& cure of all three of
these caseswith yikui• remedy, and they have ,not had
a - chill since. In all:three of the le . CaSeS the i.`Smith's
Tonic" bad been used, and would, as before stated,
break the chill, but after a period or two had elapsed
it would return. .
I think there will he no .diffieulty now in' giving
your "Cure" . the vantage ground of any other rerae.
dy now in use here, &c. BUCKNER, )1.1).
RHODE'S FEVER ANI) AGUE CURE, or ANTI
DOTE- TO MALARIA; the: only harmless remedy
in existence; s equally certain as a preVentive.as a
cure. Take it when you feel the chills coming on,
and 'you never will have a single one. , •
. JAMES A. RHODES, Troprietoi,
.rnayidence,- R. I.
For sale by I. N. DULLARD and J. ETIIRIDGE,
Montrose,, and by Druggists generally. ' • .
M. 8. Wilson has removed his Stock of Goods into
his new Store (in the Brick Block) at the foot ofPub.
lie Avenue where - the Mercantile business Will be con-,
tinued under the Firm of M. S. Wilson at Son. Ad
ditions to their present Stock will beicontinnally
made and particular attention given to keep up a
general assortment—especially, in the Hardware
,
SOAP MiNEFACTORt
HE subsariber keeps constantly on band for mite
at his emablishment in Montrose, the best'quid•
ty. of SOFT SOAP, manufactured from the lye of
wood ashes and grease, in the eldfeittiOned wilitted
not by any patent process. •
For those that thrnish the grease, he mantilketures
the soap for $1,56 a barrel, Warrtu:ted eases
to be a good article, or the Soap may.herettoed and
'the money refunded., '
PRICES.
Per barrelt 0,06
'Half ***
. 2 50
vite I
Wholesale dealers will be furnishelf delivered
at the Ashery in Montrnse—at the rate of ten barrels.
for $45, or at Scranton at ten barrels for $5O
JOHN fligNflt WARM
Montrost,"-Mareh 17, 1850. . 'loyr
9,K CENTS per'pair for Ladies tradeialeeve*,
did fi ".* • A.E. LYONS F CO.
REMOVAL.
.William W. Wheaton,lllL
I cuerio
_PHYSICIAN' AND SURGECIN
pectfullyeffers his gervicci to all who prefer '
" Reformed Practice" to the old' Bleeding
•and Calotnel Plan.. Jackson liintivieinnum Co. Pa.
C. C. Nollista,
irkEALER IN SADDLES, Ilarrfesic' _
Bees, kc., Montrose,- ' 1171
•
- -J, D. Vail.
T~IIYSICIAN AND SURGEON„ has "itennanentli
1. located himself at Iliackneyillle, Susquehamut
county, Pa., and' will promptly atte#d t o
, all calls with
which he may be favored. .18•27
S. twilit), with B Ai *irell Iknui,_
IMPORTERS AND- DE CHINA, mass;
and • Eartliin Ware, No. 76 Warren steest;Nrw
- •
.. • Dr. P., F. Wilmot; .-- . i ;
GRADUATE of the Allitpuble. arid - Ilooleops . Ihie
Colleges - of Medicine, Is now ply lo•
sated In.Grest Bentl l's. - : - - 1.. 1 :: . .. t , - -.
April 89, 1856. • ' • .4 . '. •
ATTORNET A. COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Mies
over S. B. Wait's brut Scare, igusgurisku
Depot, Pi.- • 111y1
T. B. Orchard, IL D..
DtIYSICIAN AND SURGEON S Jackson, Magna ,
.1. • hanna county, Pa. Rcsidence at the Pattoffice,
Beeler & Stoddard.. - • .' -
EALERS IN BOOTS & SHOES, Leather k
D
ings, on Maine St., first door below Scale's Hof
Montrose, Jan. 1,1856.
_ _
_- William 1,. teunp,.
',..'
1
.. f
:.....' '
t TTORNEY AT -LAW! & :NOTARY PUBLIC, , : - Le '
I O ffi ce on Public &pipe; Montrose. i
„
' W. Singietoll
CAN now be found at his nettestimd on the cort.
ner of Owego 'and Chestnut striets, ki the
building recently occupied by R ittenberg k Co.
where he effeetaml4 repaire ; :with &speech, - Watch
es, Clocks, Jewelry, Guns, arid i every description . *
Machinery; Wheel•cutting ;;Oun and Watch mite
vials supplied to the trade. -
QIIRGEOIs: DENTIST, ^Montrose, Pa., at Searle's
Hotel, Mondays and Tuesdays occult week.
&lowiiiv-
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT 'LAW,
and Solicitors in Chan - eery. Off/cello. 44 Clarks
street, Chicago, 17/.
• Thomas Ingstrom.
DEALER IN DBT GOODS, Groceries, Bkahlig i
Crockery, Boots and Shoes, kc., Sitsiniatioa
Pepe', Pa. ,
road
‘• =Bentley
A TTORNETS AT LAW, AND BOJTNTY LAND
/. - 1- AGENTS, Montrose, Pa.
D. S. BENTLEY,
• . D. D. Rin'
IVERY AND; MCCHANGE STABLE Office L
in -the. rear Of. Wilson's Store, Afontrow, Per
L"Colsten • •
rkEALER IN STOVES, rut: Copper, and Skid
Irqn_ Wire; .Lockftrille, near Great Bend Depot.
Decembcr 4. .
l • • • L. P:Hinds, 4• .
A k ITORNEY-AT LAW, Bisarsekansais, Pa : 'Ogles
ZIA_ on 3laine'street, one door east of Lenhualt.
litrazier'eg Ca*
AT7OIINEYS COI7i(I3ELLORS AT_LAW.
Office' on Turnpike street, one door East d
Post's Store, 41/cristrose, Pa • - -
-y Albert Chamberlin,
A TTOIVSEY AT LAW and Justice of the. Peace;
over I. L. Post & Co's Store, 'Montrose. t.
• Wm. IL lessup, •
•
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND COSLIMIONSIVoi
DMibs, for the State of New York, wM attend
to all business entrusted to him with proinittness and
fidelity. Office on Public Square, occupied Ej. Hoc.
Wm. Jessup. .
•
Abel Turret',
riCALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemicals,
1/ "Paints, Oils, Dye-stulfs, Groceries, Dry Goods,
Hardware, Stoneware, Glassware, Clocks, Watches;
Jewelry, - Silver, Spoons; Spectacles, Mesiatl Imam
ments, Trusses, Surgical Instrnments, - Liquors; Per
fumery, Mirrors, Stationery, Brushes, Shoes, Minket
Notions -
B. 8.. Lyoni & Co. t •
AVDOLESALE AND RETArti iIEALERS IN
Dry GOods, Grocerie,q,Salt, Mow, and Hard
Fare:, Limisbor,o, Po. • • :
P. Chandler,
DEALER TN DRY GOODS, Ready Made Clothing.
Groceries, Books and Stationery, etc., Mk
Avenue, Montrone, 'Pa. . •
~. • - L Post, ft Co.,
IrAEALERSU DRY GOODS, Groceries; Greeketl,
LentheC., Flour,.ete., corner df Turn!
pike . street nett Public Avenue, Mindrose, Pa. "" ,
.
' ~. J: Lions & Son:,
TIEALERs IN DR GOODS, Gewalt*, Hariiiram
Jl Crockery; Tinnire:GrocerkA Boob., etc.; also,
cunt ion the Book Bilttliteg busineen--Publie Avenue,
- .
Montrose, Pa. - •
Bentley. & Read, .
DEALERs'LN DRY GODDS,Trugs, Xafickto,
Paints, Oils, Gmearies, Hertneet, Cgiebal
Iron, 'Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, bit rer Spoons, INsh
am e Avennei Montrose.
'William & Wpm IL l Tesup,
',UTTORNEYS AT LAW, -.loitroae, Pa. Yn
tice in Susquetainni,'Bradforl, Ware, 'Wyo.
min and Lucerne counties. •
•
William W. Sniith 41kt0.,
CMSET MAKERS, • They : kelp .constsady m
hand a good assortment of• Adi kinds of Cabs
Furniture. Shop and' Warn Ronne at the foot at
Maine, street, Mostrpse, Pa.
.
. .. .
. RokiirellVigrui. t ton.
lIIANUFACTURERS and ..'DEALERS b* Sires
Good*, has;. Cam, Arrs Untbreilos, Para:
awls, Ribbons, Ake. 4.e., No.4i) :cc:wean& street, Ner
York, (up stairs.) : ..r .:
5.8. , ROCKWELL. : ,Lk` .
ABALDWIN Wtoleside and Retail dest. _
XS- • er-in Lial4l'orkA ish,Lard, gndr4 feed
meal, candles, clover and tiinot)g seed. , e
50 Barrels 'freSii:grOund An6 s ,,inst received free
Tilden Mills. , 1 •
Montrose Au 0015; 1856.
•
- Banking Rope
POST, COOPER a; co.
HENRY DRINKER,. : ' MONTROSE ,
WM. ItUNTTING 'COOPER : N ovem be r 1
; 2. ass
ISAAC L. POST.
TIRAFTS on New York Citrand PhamiciPlaa- --
JL/ Collections promptli Made and remitted.
Office hours from 10 A. X. to 3._.. -
- .- Messrs. Allen & Iluttos, N. TA.
}
REFERENCE, Samuel O. Morton, Esq., rhira.
. Ron Milk= Jessup, Nankai*.
•
- Prot. Charles Morris, - -
BAUBER, Shaving, Saloon; and Hair , t uesser,
ing again removed his shop front ita forum lot*
tion in the basement of Searie's Hotel, to the too
over Chandler's Store, is prepared-to exercise blase
in the most. scientific manner, on 1
alt who atay
pleased to entrust their km)" or ikeei WIN handa
Nor. 20. mor. 211
THE INDEPENDENT REPUMICAN.
tIIRLISUER ivium itouutoi. ionnotst
, ?A., AT #1,50 POI Aar , 111-,ADY,IIIIO.
• Rates eet. Advertblatip
one inineen , (l6 unne or loft) ode wei r
..
...
„ V I TA;
Ono square ,04
wreath-.... ..l -
, One square ••-
One square ' " ono moth, . . ... i;is
One square " -twrp
One square 44 thrpe mentha,„ „. , . 3, 00
Ono. square " ' idt months; ,„ irsoo
O°
One square 44 - one pox,- y . 1,
For two or more squares, inserted
Tear, a
deduction from the above prices Wools. 'Yestly od•
vertisers will have the privilege cialtering or ehall'
lug their advertisements without idditionsi chirp
Business - 410 exceeding:five Ham a dui
at '2.00 per murals. " • -
• • • ~Ifollo, W irk. o t
This office is. supplied, with's good esserboat
Abbitig materials..mid:ill hinds of Job Watt 4 , \
ee Cards, 'Posters, ramphletk Ake. % Will be de V!.
'l a y and promptly', - -
•
Bnahne
Dr. H. Smith,
U
L./. TITCH.
!iris.