E 2
rile t.4,11i1 40 ille-3ikesiZei.
: 1 l'hittmung 'Animals.
,
, ' The follOiVing bias on..tho- subject, from
that vain:ale agricultural journali . the Albany
•Cultivatoryill be; found of interest.: - -.
;'•Substainces lit' which the nutriment is
ninth concijniMte,d should be fed with care.
.There is danger, cePecially l when the animal i
is first put .c 5 feed, that - quire may be eaten
.at once thaWthe dige-tive organs cart mazi- I
age; Meal cif Indian Corti is Lighly tutri' ye,
mid when properly fo.eathes anunids to fat
ten faster thari almost any other food. They
will not, forever, bear to be . exclusively
kept on thiP 'article. for any fezigth of tin:e
Meal' mad from the heaviest vatietieS of
`corn, espeClallY that growii .in the, northern
and eastern States; is quite too strong food
for cattle, ;op orhorses to be fall fed upon.
. "Hence o eiof the advantages of haying th e
-Cote 'ground With . the corn, by .which the nu
triment is' diffused. through a greater. bulk,
lies .lightet on the'stomach, and is more thor
oughly digested. The etreet of 'pure corn
meal on animals we suppose to be similar to
that some4tries produced on : our own species,
by the use of wheaten flour—the subjeci•be=
.comealdy4eptic, and is forced to use bread
which has; the bran mixed with the flour.—
'The mixtu'reOf the cob with the eOrn, answers
the plirp4e Of bran—the heab h: of theainimal
7 is preser4 ed!4»d the process of Jige'stion goes
-ori buinferraptedly. - In fact, theZilyiitaes .
• of
..„ . ' , . , ritid'iSi;i , the cob anti , corn •to 'for
..feeding Cattle . , may he said to be Well.estal;:.
fished: i Foy \ hogs the benefit 'Of tlC'es:coh. is
trot, we think . .. so .evident, thiise animals a 1
s
pearing to. be,better adapted to' taking their I
I - Jimmie - talent- in a conconrated fprin than
those which ruminate or chew• their cud.—
Yet food sitffielently bulky to effect the dis-:,
tension Of.the bowels is necessary for hogs;
:" llay.,'oe straw cut into lengths so Olort
as to . be, i i •eadily mixed with meal, Imswers a
golyi purpose too in rendering the meal easy
' tiriligeeti6n,and enabling the aninial;to extract
'alrthe ni 'triment from 'it.
"The onclusien arrived at fromffie . result
• of a seri sof experiments, institihd by' the
MOM), : ,Society of 'Scotland, a ,few years
a1.:.r0, wasithat the. superiority .of cofAed over
-uncooked food for cattle, is but trifling, and
not sufficient to balance the cost; but for
hogs, 014 extra cost of preparation was re
paid. 1
• " The aPpetiie I and*health:of Ilia aniMah;
, are protp oted by giving a variety of filod.'—
. :This 44;4 has- led 'to the, preparatiions for fat
lening stock. ''For fattening' bogs we have
use,d• With•advantage the following mixtures':
L i Twe carts of potatoes and two parts pump-,
'kips,; b(4‘together.until they can be easily
. mashed fine, then add one part meal. stirring
..and mixing intimately: toOthi.T. The beat
of . the potatoes or purnpkiliS .wilt scald -or
cook the meal, and when' cold the: mixfurc
.
will be 'A s tiff' pudding., 2. TwO part S -of p . O.
. tatces and 2.0 f ripe. palatable apples; (either
sleet or lour; boil till they can, he mashed'
: fine, then iaitd one part 'meal, (either from
,: cnin,..barley or oats and peas, alloWing the .
-. same !weights,)-and t mix together while: the
potatoe and apples ire hot.-.
.
"Hogs, are 'mere fond of food when it : is
slightlykferinhnted,,(nOt becoming pungently
sour,) qo they appear, to fatten lasterif it is .
: given to them in this state: We haVe never
seen hop thrive faster than when fed ini these
. mixturewith occasionallY a little dairy sli \ iii,
- . and welfaVe always found the pork solid and 1
good quality." . i
I
How to. keep . Vegetables.
'Some.; twenty 6r thirty years
. ago, when
but littlelhat was favorable in the .character
of the inhabitants of the isiAnds of the Pacific
'was known, and-it-was considered dangerous:
for Whaling vess-els,to recruit at any - Of them
except the uninhabited, very great pains were
talien'in, provisiuning,and .fitting out : the ves
sels wiieh sailed on_these long and dangerous
i ; Voyages. Now . ,.however, - that our
ries bitve visited so many of theseislands and
labored among the people, recruiting stations
- have been formed, where} these 'vessels -may
enter taild obtain fresh previsions and vegeta
bles without incurring danger thereby. The
.consequence, IR, that less pains are . now taken
to- provide whale ships ; with vegetables, and
the: Means formerly resorted to to preserve
theta' in' the voyage are not now in use,
.ILTee_rark old whaling captain• who sailed
fof,miiity years 'out, of New Bedfurd, men
-tioned to us the other day that in those old
fogy times it wits a common thing to preserve
-potatoes and onions on - board of Whaleships
in a 'so'und and healthful state for several
years, and that too by a very simple process,.l
as follows: Thytry-pots amid-ships were 1
thoroughly t eleansed, and were half filled with i
fresh water, whichwas brought to a boil.—
. The potatoes were then put into the pots and'
, allowed to remain in the boiling water fur
about !five minutes; the' were then taken
'out and 'thoratghly dried on deck,. which
completed the process. The boiling destroys
the 'germinating power, and the surface of
the potato,,to the depth of about an eighth
partkif 'an inch, becomes, when dry, a solid,
har Paste, which is impervious to the air,
. .
and iia , sure protection against decay.
.
lo keep onions from decaying, the roots
wee !scorched with a red hot iron, sufficient
to,deStroy the germ without interfering with
the! leaves. , Ourl informant rssures us that
'be has eaten potatoes rand onions preserved 1
in this manner, three or four years after they
bad been thus prepared. and that they were
in !every respect!, as palatable„ and healthful
sei when first dug, from the ground. It' is
probable that this simple Process- for the
preservation of the potato might be as profit
,. ably imployed on land now as it was form-,
.., erly at sea; especially as there is so much
Annier of its being affected with disease.—
We ' are not aware,vhether the coating of
Taste formed on the, potato by boiling vrou!d
be a;sufficient preventive against frt\§t- t - if it
st;ould prove efficatious in this respect, it
.o'would be of great benefit. Last winter it
- was,estimated that at least one-third of the.
;entire: crop of le' country was distroyed
fmtn this cause alone . ; and if to this be add ,
"ed the quantity lost from the disease, tt - ere
ki must at least have been upwards of one-half
of the crop destroyed. La some one make
.11m experiment, and publish the mink. -
' EavingAuden. Seeds.
I t
henlYthe seeds are ripe, gat her them with:
..Out !unnecessary delay; otherwise the pods
will. split open and their contents . be scatter
ed upon the ground. Do not gather
eriminately, but take the finest looking heads.
By this selection of, the best- plants and the
best seed, good -varieties may be even im
proved, and they certainly will' not deterio.
fate. In this way mtthy of our choice vege.
tables have been obtained. The practical
stockbreeder's motto is that "like produces
like," and he breeds from those animals only
Which possess the points he wisher perpetua
id. Thus if you select .the earliest peas
from the earliest vines, for a number of sea
eons, you can obtain a variety ripening seve.
:cal day's earlier than that with which you
tommenced. It has been done once, and may
:be done r e.
Placesed Vinela,alsoon as gathered,
upon a cloth in the Slagle, so. that they may
becothe perfectly dry, at which time thresh
out, the seed, by meats tif, a small stick.—
Winnow out. the chat or small and defective
seed, and . poi the remainder in drawenvor
snail' paper bags. Every kind should be la:
belled with its name and the sear when raised
rm
•
—in this manner; " Warly i Salmcn- Radish,
1856." WI; will pre i .Vetit possitOity.
the ine.*erieneed - eultivator mista!iing : beet
tor 4#l-Page seed; or . ; *:owiiig lb:a w y
hich
. 13 . '
the of time haslestits powerslit7gerol.:
ination: 'Keep those' drawers Or bagti in a
coi.l,.dry apartment, no - injury tnity
apprehended from moisture or the attack's . of
mid With care seeds- inay be .prei , erved
for f;veral -years, aet,drding to the annexed
table, .
. The vitality of seeds undtslr Eiliorable
cir
'l nuV'beidepended upOn- for the
lot lowing periods :
. Par:qiips. rhubarb, and other thin scaly'
seeds for one year,
Balm, ha,,il,, beans, eadroon, s,
Indian cross, lavender,l leek. okra, onion, 'mars,
pepper, rampion; .sage, salsify, savory ; scot.
rim
2- , meta, thyme, tomato, wormwood, 'all
herbs generally for; two years. ',. • ~!
Artichoke, asparagus, corn salad, egg-pl, nt,
•end ire, Indian corn, lettuce, marigole, Ma)°-
.rinn; mustard, parsley, -rosemary, rue, sker
ritt, spinach,. and tansey, for three years. ! - .
Beet,' burnat, celery, _Oterval, cucumber,
dill,' fennel,. hyssop, melon; pumpkin,; sorrel
1 g'nd squash, from live to eightfor ten years'
~,
Irs• Kelly is asked for her Name
Amoag the arrests made, reeenti-y'',-.was
that, of Mrs.
.Kelly. for intoxication. • Mrs.
Kelly is a talkative little body, and
ly *given to one idea., We give her
exami
►eation : _ . - -
-
"tiChat.is voor tame?"
•
.-" As dacint a womnna sever the' sun shone
.upon. I've lived- in Albany twelve, years
coming next Mielielats----4, know it by the
•t , )ken, that.the . SundaY hefae; ac waked O'-
Neil." \ •
"What is vonenamer
"Me char-ac,ther is-as good as any W 9.,
man's in the Si - ate. If you- think I'm lying
call op .- Mrs-Manning—a divil a nicer woman
than Mr's. lifanningevei flirted a house-cloth
or peeled -a pratie. •
"Stop that rigmarole and give toe your
n4tme."
. , .
‘Stluq) whail . my.rigmarole ?. And what's
rnv ri g ,man,i, done that you should throw
slurs on a . dikint . .wornan? . Would ye:take
tulvantdge of ,my wak9ness., - ye 'gray-headed
old
eon, ye ?'7'
"Will Von give md. your name?"
•-•
"XoUr name."
_. " And perhaps you .!lunk I've not got one.
ißedad, rite as.goc - 4.1 a mine' 11.• iver came till
.Ameriky,.and i'm,not ashamed of it.". ' ' •
."'Will you - give it to triel" .
" I'd see you to the divil first ! I'd not hp,
I mean the Kelly's to that degree as to tell
1 yees I'm oneol:em." : . .
! li Then 3 onr name is Kelly r •
who slathered that out ? Show me
the blaekgnard and dust his coat_ with a
poker." .
" Never 'mind all that,
were found intoxicated."
" And , A - 110 paid for the rum ? ~N you,:
you (;ttld vityan you."
"It matters not who paid for.the.ft
You drank it, and then ,ecinktaitted a reach
of the peace, for doing which sentence yolk
to jail for. ten days," '
!'!And dare youssend a Kelly to jail:4;w ta
king a wake gin. to, get the wirnr,from_
her heart ri
"Certainly. a - Kelly or any other person.
"if they violate the laws. 4 ; Clinton take her
• ;
Clinton tinilertook to do so, but got so elf
tangled with Mrs. Kelly's legs, that the f.air
down_;stairs, breaking officer hnton's ,
v. met), knee-paii and suspenders. Mrs.' Kelly
is now in jail, but threatens to take it out of
the "ould!ilyarl'ii skin." the first' time 'she
tneetg . him; with a mop-handle.
Icsunas Coiut
A correspondent of the New lurk Times
-writing front Leavenworthtgtves the,fidlov‘lng
graphic deikription of a scene in the Mayor's
Glut at Lcavenworth:
• One Pat i : . l.lagati, , ,of New - York City, a pro-:
pritor of.a gambling room, was sitting at his
table waiting.fiir custom. • One cf the 'Oh--
airy came !in: . to try his luck. Having no
money. he' borrowed *lO of Pat.. This 'a.;
n - Uinnt he Oav,eii and lost. Pat then demand
ed the $10,; h - e
fiad.borrowed.. This the bor
rower refused,-to pay. Pat then ordered him
-out of the place. This order he refused. to
comply , With. - A quarrel and i fight ensued,
in which the Southerner was roundly thrash
ed by Pat.; . The chivalric zentleman- went -to
his brigade, and, his companions *;in a- solid
body and under arms marched down upon
Pat's place. .Mayor" Murphy, a Prb-Slavety -
man interfered and the fight cvas .. prevented
.Jiy- - arresting Pat and bringing him ;before the
Mayor's Court for trial. The scene 'at the
Court room . was ludicrous. yet an awful one
for the coPrt :of justice. -When his Honor
took his se--t upon the bench, he was; appar.
-ently trernbling . . with 'fear.. Froth' the scene
before hi in, he perceived his life waS not worth
a fig, if he did not'give his decisiOn against
Pat.. The Court. rciorawai Crowded With the
• rnembersof the brig;ade, all armed id the
'teeth. - Sdme plitvl with their bowie knives,
and- others amused themselves no* and then
looking after the priming of 'their pistols.
1 One bull-deg . : looking chap,- with his neck
drawn in like a turtle, sat direCtly; in front of
his Honor, and taking his revolver Out, he
held it of his lap, and all the while he kept
his, benesvolent-looking glance riVeted ,upon
the Mayor, to the latter gentleman's serioui
annoyance; The evidence maaheard, and as
a matte of course the Mayor clecided against
Pat, censured him for his coridnet, and fined
him by l!the, way of teaching him -to behave
'better in the future. .Those revolvers were
- rriCire pdtent than all your law-books. _His
Honor, the Mayor, looked 'at the revolvers,
.then at the culprit; and then at:tho evidence,
and at once saw 'as clearly as 'possible that
Pat wag very greatly -in the wrong, and pun.
ished 116 accordingly. It was' understood
by alLpresent, that, had the „Mayor decided
. in favor of Pat, he would not have lived five
' minuteS.:after the decision. • ..,
. TUE 1%11- TICEET.W hile waiting - for a
Car recently, we •over`lieard the following dill
, .
!throe 4 . -
.
.
• A half dozennative Greeks were discussing
the; chances of . the eleetiOn, when a seventh,
fresh from the polls, joined them.
"Ahl here,cotnes Mike," cried one; g.f.Mtlte,
have yl'pu voted ?" :
I 1 , is it voting you mane, - au' i afther voting
the full ticket 1" replied- Mike, showing 'his'
teeth. by awlelungated smile, full of fun and
selfa l
pr robation. ,
" Well, Mike, an' who were yoti afther vo,"
tingfOr ?" , - • .
" Why; the full ticket, did'nt I tell • you V
"The full - ticket? But what full 'ticket?
Did Yolft vote for.Filltnore, Buchanan; or Fre
tnont t 7 r - .)- - ' ,- - ,
" 'Yes, shure, an' I suppose I did." It was
the. full ticket, I, tell you ; shure, in' , it must
-uv been for them an.--N. Y. Dispatch.
pr The point made by a Republican
'paler in New-York, the other day was not
badi one., "Toombs," said be; ." boasted
that the time *mild come when he .would
call the roll of his slaves in the shadow: of
liunke.rAill Monument. The time has tonne
—hark! : 4 Rufus Ctioatet—' here,!--
,B. F r lialLetL.f-' here.' " CharleiG. Greene'
r--• here 'C. R. here." Bhciuts
Of laughter followed the hit, but there is a
Inelanchaly moral In it.. It is true.
•
~. ~c:~i....._+Gc_~lCLPWu:i l a~ A..__......
Mfrs 'Kelly; you
Agricnitnial Implement
aratOrs,
Reaper's and mowers Combined. Mowing and
Reaping Machines, Of six tr seven differeht Patent
ees, among ~Which are Megormick's; BurrlN, Man
ny's, Wrightsomd the eelebtated Ketchum:4 .Marhirie,-
which is warranted to work to`the satisfaction of the
purchaser. The little Giant Corn.and C b Mill, the
Nimble Giant, Feed Mills, pith iron plat 4
. French
Hurr-stone mills, for, farm or minm. p rtable.qr
cular Saw Mill with 24 iticksaw, for Avoial cutting'
fic., extra table arklisaw for slitting boatitis and fen-
Ong stuff altd general ,shop use. CrosS !cut saw ar
rangementst,4greatlY improved attach to Power' for
cutting wood in the log, (i - will cut off an .18 inch
login one minute.) .1 Emery's potable ChlerMill and
Press, the best in rise, Fanning.. Mills fitt'd for Pow
ers. Power corn , sbellers,i PoWei• reed cut ter, Im
proved dog: Powers; Clove Hullers, Wind Mills, of
various sizes, Stump MaclOttes ' Kay Presses, Field
Drill Sower, Time Spreader', Tiel.l. Rolle-,. Fountains
of various patterns, Improvi)dorlfydrllic Rani, Agri
culturaljurnaces, Patent self,.., -acting Chi , ose pri!sses,
s 3 .
Churn,r. variouskiffii,: ilvitivatni, 60 Plows of
every rlCFription;.Leather . rtul Ruhberrelting," and
various;:Otherippiements, Iln fact altn st. any imple
ment a farmer mar wish, o 1 any one eh e may desire
extept 'gimlet handles and scandal, all cis no .doubt
can be obtained at the Brea manufactut in establish
ment (as-is..represented or misrepresented) in Brnd.
Co": The Y.= also manufacture 'an excelsior Fanning
Mill, (they - call it) which may be very valnable if it
is capable ;it blowing or clearing the fhor from the.
proprietor: ' All!, what wo rid be left ?i .
I • Would say to those %wo may have ,been hum-
Intged, 'iltat Emery's or *,heeler's R tdread - Horse
Powers', Thrdshers S:c, arC not• made r allowed to
he made this side of Albany ; also tolthose wishing
to purchase either Emervrs or. Wheeler's "Machines,
that 'Etitery or Wheeler has not authdrized nor de
sire M. 11. L. Brower's to sail their machines.
Descriptive catalogue plice , List and circulars of
nearly all machines sold by me, sent gratis and post
age prepaid, to all applie: ntz.4. Send iyoor name and
address. - f1 "
il -
Now farmers is the time to make om 12 to 0 5 or
30 per cent.-on tour hive zttnuttl., Remember I get
my machines ,direci from the .manulacturers. , I've.
no mititile - numwitiazW,hom to divide Uty cernmi'ssion:
It - Others. Ali!. llkines --11,
as is the case. with some
me lire warranted to
return!Nl 'if ifot a.'•t'ee
bills, circulars, &c. •
sill LY
LAN
De
IF - 4 -1 1VE pnundA , Twin,
.1'
at 1& a LYONS &
Twelve Poundi good
LYONS Co's.
Three °Odious - for nue
Lross k - Co's.
Six pounds Candles;
('o's
F Wirt-ion yards good
R. LvoNs%!:. Co's.
Twenty yards Prints ,4
co'..
Twenty pounds Nails
S Co's.
ThirteetOars Soap fy
Eight pounds Coffeei
oNs
t •
'Seventeen pounds Itcre for on,
LTONS ak. Co's.
Fifteen cents'per potind for Cam
B. Pf:IACINS & Co t s. •
'Nyelye cents per popnd for tiP
13. ' LYONS l• .
Laneshoto, Dec:, ISM.,.
•127 . 111061PAili:S: Art
And ArtlA'S Brushes ; The
Flowers, for hcautifyink the con]
Powdres Subnies, for. _moving.
also . his Italian Medicitted Sea
Freckles . Pimpliss and' Sallow C
fora Liquid Bair Dye also
his
the hair ; Tlalloway's Bills and ( - 1
all thO - Pills, Ointments 4 and Patet
'lttion, at
Montrose, June IS,
SOAP )14111TA !TORT.
.
THE subsetmr keeps cons , tly on hand for sale
'at his es blishmera in Montrose, the best goal
ty . of . SOFT SO-4P, anufactimed from the lye of
wood ashes and greas in the•olli fashioned way, and
not by any patent pro - ss.
For those that furnit the grease, he manufactures
the soap for $1,50 a btirrel. - W. rrar.ted in all cases
to be a good article, orithe Soap, may be returned and
the money refunded. - j • ,
' .ittcE§. 1
FilNtlArret - I •I
.. • P:.; no
' lihlf - Aitrel, ....... 1,.... . 1 = - sfi
. --_,
'Gallon' I. .7 '26
• Whole i ka. e dealers II be fuitished—if delivered
at the.Aasihery in Mont se--at the rate of ten barrels
for - 116; or at Scranton at ten btgrels for $5O.
ari I JOHN I MENRY WARES.
~ , I
al o n iro se March 17 I 185 f, loyl
-1
2.
N QTIC • .
DERSONA desirous 'pf paying me money, on debts
J.. • ',
of anyleseription, can, d,o so by leaving their
i
payments w .th Post, ti c ooper ik.tCo., Bankers, Mont
rose, to , my predit, wh!ose ree iipts will be allowed
from their dtite. '1 C. L. WARD.
April'lB 1856 . I 15tf
' Prof. C 1 arses Morris, •••
•
TICIARBER, Sbaring . ,Saloon, and 'flair Dresser, hay-
Jl„Jing again removed his shop from its forms r loca
tion in the basement of Sear!! s lintel, to the room
oiler Chandirr'x Storti is prep rigid to exercise his art.
in, the , ino.- - t, scientifi mantle ~on all who may be
pleased to entrust thcfr heads pc faces to his hands.
.Nov. 20. . • . I i • 22y1
, .
WATCH AN i CL!
131(TSINJI
11/QENTLEY & READ with!
L friends ant) the BEAD
t
nieneed the repairin of Wu
elxl`, by
MR. Al GINI
of New York, and latielf
has herteen recommended bi
es there as a steady and firs
have given him a pekonai it
So that our friends may have
ing their work done With- ca j
In addition to his general
pus kinds of English and fo
deistands the Clock busincs.
to the smallest Mantel Cl
lime-wade •
•: Montrose, JanuaillS, 185
NEW -MllsolkEl S
Jul Full
. ,
Two Hundred aid Sea
• sale' by Difkerni,
Wg are in receipt of th
ever offered in NOg
sisting Of Cooking, [Parloll
wood and coal; slaw a full
for Stores and Churches.
Would call particUar attt
'Elevated Oven, the most p
stove in market. 4 mong
oven, would menti the
being very heavy pliites, p
or baker. 'Farmers bf Su I
been in the habit of fpurch
.1
trimming, end payi ng as
heavy plates and heat" , tTi
iI L
We manufacture ur Ili i
.ufacturer's prices. et th
compete with us if they
with the tin trade, done as 1
• DICI
New Milford, Ser t.;18, :
• SIRE!
YOOMING COVZITY
JLi COMPANY, OaPita •
It is one rof the besi Com
lomat by Are promptly a
bat 'million of dollars I.
operation: Applications :
R. Lyons di e0.,1411-: , ..:
ons k Co., Jessup,t Lnze
rose.
Xontros, Dee., 1851.1.
.machinei soi
ticni or may be
:cc large hanil7
give satisr.t,
tinended.
's'3uou.o
r , 1855•
ent j
for one do:lar
llvson Te
o's.
ugar for on'
at B. R
dollar, at D. P.
r one doll
, at B. R., Lynx.:
I-
one dollar, at P
!r, at 13. R. Lross
r. one doll
,at, at B. R.LYONs
,-at B. R. LYONS
or one dot
r one doll
.for on'e d
at B. R. Lr-
dDllaf, at B. R
Ics by the bnx, nt
top Mess Pork at
I st'F Paints irftulle4,
-aro of a Thousand
letion ; Gouraud's
luperfluouA
for removing Tau,
mplexion Batelle
loldavia Cream for
ntment, and nearly
It Medicines in ere-
URRELL'S..
ma
MAKING
'SS.
pleasure inform their
at they hare again com
bs, Clocks, and Jew-
0T11A.,11,
racuse ; and so highly
some of the first haus
rale torkman; that we
Merest in the business,
{every confidence in hay
f e and despatch.
'knowledge of the yari
lign watches, he also un-
from the largest_ Turret
/ Ls, -whether foreign or
lOVE EMPORIUM
Blast.
enty-Five Stores fir
n & Garrott.
e largest stock of Stoves
em Pennsylvania, con
and Six-plate, both for
ortment of large sizes,
!Ml= to the deffersOnian
• rfect and heaviest plate
'our assortment of large
mpire State improved, as
rfect finish, and a superi
uehanna county, yon have
' lag light stoves and light
! •
!.uch aryou : might to for
min'g. ..• • 1 •
iture, and will sell at man
, :e who pav a malfer profit
an. Jobbing connected
usual on short notice.
MIAS ilk GARRATT.
1855. • •• •
FIRE 1-
I MUTUAL INSURANCE
• ,200,000, and'hiereasing.
;anies in the StateJ All its
Putted. It has ion over
• by fire sinee'it Trent into
eceived at. the attire of H.
, and at the Afore of Ly=
e county," and it Mont•
B. R. LYONS;
lAgoit
, .
Great t ar.4uing
' S .
IVIRTE .:. COOO3- • i
, ST
.. , i. . .
A. , I, ATI-II:10 I' '`'& C 'S ..
! . -...
! }.., are now offering the bitlake Of a lar;ie sto4l
V, I of LAD/ES" /JR ESS GOODS, CLO'FILS,
,S. ' :IT& ETTS, AND, PEADY J 1 ADE CLOTH
' IS G at greatly redneed .prices in order to make
. roont.fur our Spring parchas.' .7Now :18 the tiny to
Intl- cheap, nave Are deterntined to sell off our stock.
Fttleen add twenty per cent airy heesared by calling
on us immediately. - -..-•
: . rme, Rich French .iferinors, worth 10 and 13
i shillings; at itt per yard. —
L firataitul Stripcl and Plaid Delainls usually sold
{for 28. and 2s Pad, for 181 and `2O cents:
- Parnnici tas, • Alhaccas, Cohltrus i - Flannels, and
I, Linds , 7y6 at prices that will Itr.Jer viz ilEws."
V.2oSatinetts front 3s. 6d. ,per yard to $1 per yard; and
1 per cent. less - than the market price. !" '
I. , We tits° keep on hand a fine, asBorinicht of
BROADCLOVIS, . .
all grades and colors, in price froms2 to f 4,50. •
1 . '. GASSLI/E.RES, . •
Black andcoltiA‘d Doe Skins, Fancy ditto--Sheep!*
Grey, ll'entueLit Jeans, Corduroys: . - •
1 ' fteady.lvitade Clothing.
Overcoats from ,S 1 to $10; : Panto for only $2,56;
1 Vests Over-hawls, Flannel Jacketk. a very nice arti-
I cle to work in—call and try one:oil. , : • .
I
hats and cops, Bobtg and SAG' es, Crockery,
•
hardware, find Groterie,Y.,
A lot more of those. fine Ten.K-Try, if nothing
more than a drawing,lina you will be_ sure: to try ,
ngain.li
INWEE MA'S,
Beside many other things that we shall be happy•to
all who favor us with a call. We can and will sell
good; as cheap as they can be lioitgbt anywhere ih
this country, Binghamton not'excepted. - We cannot
sell a dollar's worth-of goods on a year's credit as we
tpi/1 a bill of fifty for cash. 11uy the amount and
bring the pay, and Yon need not spend yomrinne go
ing to "York State," as we give yonAhe !nor th o
your niche -here at hoMe.'
N.B.e.
.
RA•tnemlier all we have said we mean, and if any
ally one will call at NO. 3; PUBLIC AVENUE, We
will prove all we have mid to their entire: satisfactioiL
All kinds sif Produce, BUTTER, SOCKS,
.V.D.EO6-W,lithen in exchant, , o for
_goods at'the
miove. A. LATrißor St CO.
Montrose, February 12, 1.856
•
War 'With Great Britain: -
mill; Central American question is °not yet settled,
but G UTTENBER G, ROSEXBAUJft 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 regiment
als and all sorts . of Clothing, and those who desire to
• take - their wives with theth, can also be supplied With
the best of materials I'M...ladles wear, from a Stocking
up to,a Bonnet, either in soldier or citizen style.
Knowing the citizens of Susquehanna counts- to be
braYe and patriotic, we are stire they intend to be
prepared for the coming struggle, .and therefore ad;
'rise them to call on us and examine our extensive
stock, which we are assured we - can ri ell as low 'as
any °Our firm this side of New York city. •
Our . stock, which we have very lately purehal7ed
and with great •care selected, cOniprlses.,a full assort•
Inca ci
LA DIES' WEAre, ,
such as Shawls, from $1 up to e•:',A; 'Drel l Gools
from a 4(1 cent
. Calico •Drc.s: to - a $4 Silicir;, Ladies
Cloaks, Embroideries of all gescriptiorts ;and those
who happen to live in a very - cold climate l we can
supply with a gohil suit of Eras to keep,them warm:
GESTLEM EY S WEAR.
To gentlemen who do not f .want to lie troubled with
getting up new suits_ of clothes, we would say that we
have 'a very full assortment of Ready-made Clothing,
of all description; and prices, and in case We should
not have the article they, want, we will take their or
ders and suPply:them on very short notice.
L'o CLOTHLYG.
We have also a very:good assortineut of Children's
Clothiw e -, from an infant up to a young mar.,, which
cannot he. surpassed fur tastefulness, as well as for
qua4ty and cheapness.
•
t'e have also a replar assortment of Girtglenie.n's
Furnishing Goods, such as Fine Shirts, Cahn's, Un
der Garments, 'Silk Neck and Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Stocks, and a,great many other articles too numer
ous to mention.
In addition to all these, we - keep .a full stork of
fitnple and Pornestie:Goods such as Sheeting: , of all
qualities and prices - , Flannels, Ticking., Gingham's,
.and a great varle'r of other articles - which arc usual
lc. n6eile - d in 'famines. • •
We are very su're that those who are in want of
any of the articles mentioned, would do well to call
And price. our pods, and satisfy themselves bow
Much they can-save by buying of us.
Thankful for past faYorts while At our old stand, we
invite our friends and the publie. ,
generally to -elf!' on
us at our new and more comruOdious estabtishtnent,
.where we . are IlWayS ready to wait ,on them with all
possible Attention..
• • GITTTENIREIIG, IIOSENBAUM.Sz CO.
3!. GrTTENI;F.II(I.
C. U. WITTF.NEEr.G.
New Era in 13.Iintircoc: .
THE WAR IN KANSAS CONTINUES!
BET those who attempted to get up ti fight in
Montrose, against "secondratc goods and high
prices," with the fag-erids of three or four old stocks
have fizzled; and :
heeler andAtadilard,
Whose BOOT4ND SHOE ST ' ORE . ig located on Main
street, South of Searle's Hotel, tcith the largest and
best assortment of Goods ever brought into this mar
ket, bought at the
• LOWEST FIG,ETRE;
and whieh they will sell a lertle' above cost, are de
termined to give "the old codger' a hard one.
We do not intend to he unders;old by any other
establishment in Town. We hay'd only to say, Come
and See, for 4 ‘ seeing is belierinni." • We do not de
sire to puff our goods, preferrin to "let Our works
praise us ;" but we may be pernutted to say, for the
information of purchasers, that we have just received
AN EXTENSIVE STOCK of Superior . cii_tnlity and
Style, comprising all 'kinds of Gentlemen's, Ladies',
and Children's wear. Also a general assortment Of
Findings, and Leather of all kinds.
Work made to order, and retiairing done neatly.
KEELER & STODDARD.
Montrose, June 11, 165 c..,
NOTICE.
PUBLIC notice is bereby.Oren that S. A. WOOD
RUFF is receiving .a nets lot of Stoves and
Wares of all kinds usually kept in the Stowe and
Tinware fine of business., among which riay be found
a better, assortment of Stoves, heavier, larger, and
more durable than ever before Offered in this county.
All the' proofyoti need will be just tic) Call and exam
ine for yourselveS. AlEstoves 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 he bought
in any market. Also on hand, Lead Pipe of all
es, Chain and Gearinr , for Chain Pumps all sizes
Brass and Porcelain Kettles, and all kinds Jappancd
Ware. '
. .
Jcbbing done on short .notice , and in good order.
All good:: in the line will be sold cheap fo,r cash or
(approved) credit. S. A. WOODRUFF.
Montrose, March 10, 1856 . .
Valuable Lauds For Sale
rOR SALE TN ONE BODY, about 5.500 titres of
Land on the waters of Spring Brook, a branch
of the Lackawanna river, in Luzerne Count-y, Penn'a.,
aboaftnitlway between tloi thriving towns pf Scran
ton and Pittston. 'These lands are covered With val
uable.timher,'and being'situate in the niost extensive
mineral region
.in Pentisylvania 7 -known to contain
iron ore—and believed to abound in' coal, and
also in the immediate vicinity •of several railroads
made and now in progress- 7 -oilierthe capitalist an
opportunity for the inve.stment of dopey that seldom
Occurs. Por further information apply to N. P. Re
-Sack, Bill., No. IL Wall street New . York, or to the
subscriber, at Montrose, Susquelianna . county,Pa., the
attorney in fact of the owners.
April -6, 1854.. HENRY DRINKER..
LOT OF CHOICE GRO
CERIES just received and for gale cheap;
a tip-top Tea, for fifty cents; Pound Sugar, as low
as can be expected; Cheese, 'direct from New York
such as hardly grows in Susquehanna ; Flour and
Salt Constantly on hand at tile-lowest prices, by
Aug. 5, 1866. • - •F. B. CHANDLER.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
TIIE subscriber is carrying on the CHAIR .3fAK.-
ING BUSINESS in all its various branches at
die, Chair and Ware Shop in Haden!, *bete may be
found a
_greater' variety of Windsor and hocking
Chairs than at any other establishment in the county
also Flag and Cane Seats, hureaus t ßedsteadi, Leung.
es, Settees, Tables, Stands, ke. iii., all of which : will
be sold at the lowest prices at retail, (or wholesale,
with short notice.) All work warranted well mode
and of pied material: Short credit's and small profits
will be my motto. For demonstration of the -shove
acts, please call at my shop in. Hirford
A. W GREENWOOD.
Harford, October 12, 1854. • 154mG
WAR ;'
L. ItCISF.NTIAUNt.
.7. wirrEniat;
`CATHARTIC PI
pERATE..by their powerful influen ..
mi. e on . the
O .
• internal viscera to purify the blend stimu
late it into healthy action. They r inov the
obstructions of the stomach, bowels, liver and titer
organs of the body, and, by restoring thei i lap
action to health, correct, wherever they zest such
derangements as .are the first causes f di ease.
An extensive trial of their virtues, by ref ors,
Physicians,.and Patients,.has shown cu es • _dan
gerous diseases almost beyond belief, we e th .y not
,
substantiated by persons of such exalt pOsition
j i.
and character as to-forbid the suspicion f usitruth.
Their certificates are published in m An4erican
Almanac, which the 'Agents- below amed are
pleased to furnish - free to all- inquirin . ;
Annexed we give Directions for thei use in the
complaints which they have been fours to cure
Fos. Costive:yeas.— Take obne or too Pills, or
such quantity as to gently move the boWelsi Cos
tiveness is ;frequently the aggravatin cause of
PILES, and i the cure of obe complaint is the cure
of both. No person can feel well w ile Under a
costive habit of body. Hence it' she ld be, as it
can be, promptly relieved. ' ' • • I . -
Fott DYgPEPSIA, which is sernetim a the cause
of Costireneis, and always uncomfortab e, take mild
' doses front one to four— to stimulate the stomach
and liver into - healthy action. - They w ill d 4 it, and
the he.vlbttni, bodyburn, and son/burn of dyspepsia
will rapidly disappear. When it has gone, don't
forget what tarred you. I
- For a Faux. STOiLtCH, or 3forbid b' tian of the
Bowels, which produces general depr scion of the
spirits and bad health, take from fmir o eight Pills
at first, and T.maller doses afterwards, rail; activity
and strength is restored to the syste . 1 .
FOR NERVOUSNESS, :TICK liEA.Dii. ICE, NAUSEA,
Pain in f/fe Stomhelt, Bach,.pr Side, t ke ftoin four
to eight pills on going to bed. -If the - do riot oper
. ' ate sufficiently, take more the next 'y until they
do. ' These complaints will be swept out from the
. system. Pont wear these and 'thci ki dred dis
• orders because your stomach is foul. . -
FOR Scamp 'LA, ERYSIPELAS, an all Diseas
of the Skit', take-the Pills freely and reqi ently,
keep the'bowels open. The eruptio swi I goner
ally soon begin to diminish and. clisa peat. i Many
dteadful ulcers and ;Beres have been healed tip by
the purging and purifying effect of t etc Vills, and
some disgusting diseases which s ii ed-tnsafurate
the whole:system hate completely y elded to their
influence leaving •the sufferer iu kerfeet -- health.
Patients l your duty to society fo bids I that' you
. should parade yourself around. the world coveted
. with pimples, blotches, uicerii - sores and all or any
of the unclean diseases of the skin beqiuse your
system wants cleansing.
- 'To Praxs TEE BLOOD, they nrel the test medi
cine everidiscovered. They should 'pe to -en freely
and frecpiently, and the impuritiesiwhich 'sow the
seeds of incurable diseases will be swept nut of the
system like chaff before the wind. By this property
they do as much good in preventin sickness . as by
the remarkable cures which they ar . making every
where.. I • 1
I. Iffv - sad COUPLAINT, JAUNDI C E, 'nd ii Bilious
Affecticnis, arise from some deran eme t— eltlier
torpidity. congestion, or obstructio is of the Us er.
1 , Torpidity and.. congestinn - iftiate th bile and render
4 it unfit or digestion. This is d'lsastratis to the
1 r
i \health, and the constitution, is .fr quentiv under
mined by no other . .cause. ludiges 'on is ear si-rtip
. torn. Obstruction of the duct wl ich empties lee
bile int 6 the stomach' causes the bile - to me:flew
- into thi. blood. This produces . aandiee, with a
long anil dangerous train of evils. 'Costiveness, cur
alternately costiveness 'and dia hceli, previik
Feverish symptoms,-lringuer, low pint. weariness,
es
rtlessness and Melancholy, Wi sometimes in
ability to sleep, and sometimes eatdrowsiness ;
- sometimes there is severe pain in L e si de; the 51..-,ier
and then white of the eves become .i greenish yellow:
the stoinach acid; the bowels sore to the touch ;
.- the whole system irritable. with aenthiney to fever,
which May turn to bilious fever, bi iouslcolie, bilious
ffiarrhcha, dysentery, &c. A mcd urn dose of three
1 .
or four:Pills taken at night, follow •d 4 two or three
.in the inorninsr, and repeated-a fen daysiWill'reinove
-the cake of all these troubles. It it; wicked to suffer
such pains when you can cure th m Gtr 25 cents. •
.. 1111EUNLATIS31, GOUT, anti all, Va no:4:10re re
• rem, are rapidly cured by the p • nfyiag effects of
' these Pills upon - the blood and t e st,miilns which
they afford to the vital principal f Life. For these
all kindred complaints they hould lie taken in
mild doses, to move the bowel; ently, but freely.
As 4 DINNER Put., this is b th ggreeable. and
useful; - No Pill can be made more ple.&sant-to take,
and certainly none has been made morecifeetnal to
the purpose for which a dinner 011 islemeleyerl.
[ ,
PREPARED B
Dito.i. C. AVER
Praistical..and Analytii
LOWELL, MA '
1 AND SOLD .B
r t I. aicl J. E
E. PATENT 34E
AMONG the great variety of
Ktore, may - be found :ill I
celehrited Family Medicines:
—al 1.'1;41 Cathartic fill;' ITaise
F:U•estlPilis ; lloofland's eelelur
Lpudeb's scrim;" of Family. MH
Garglig Oil,:the greatest reMe
or begt ever known;
dy, still - Horse Ileinedy ;
varieti of other kind , : T, yask .l
the gryxit remedy for burns, al
thimMittory
,complaints; you'd
thing ifor similar -purposes; as .
drews! Pain Destroying Agent,
cock':; Balsam and Bone Linirn,
dice. Bitters. C l anker Drop?, Lit
Dtsnri;— Baker's Compoutill fo
ton's Pepsin,' for Dyspeivia ;
%chit and -Extract cif--Sarst
Salvei, the br i st in market. Pil .
enfllefss variety of Patent Me
nutodroils to enutner - ate-4at
the thiblie trill find aCearly CNA. •
the: Orng and Fancy Store of
ikintrose, July, IsrS
• Look 11
- 01 ABEL v TU
14 , A just received from
rablC stock of
, .
• New Gc
•
Cpmprisin,g a first rate asst
3ledieal
Dydrstuffs, China, Glass, and
varlyfv, of Crockery,)l3rittain
Platils . hed Tin Ware, Silver
Spcinns, Silver Forks, Witter
of punps. A good variety of
:gir : rors,: Wall and Window I
'Ware, .Woodart Ware, Brush
series, L:nnp Oils, Comphoni l
Stearin: and Spermaceti 4.74)
Whips, Varnishes, Whitlow
variety of Jewelry, Perfinn
Gold and Silver Spectaele
Ftntes, Fifes, Aceorilearts;
Strings,: &c. The largest.
Knives in Suiquelianna.Conr
innarket. Shot Guns; Pis
Barrel.) Ravolv-e-i-s,
Iu short, the Physician, the !Invalid, the Muse
''eeper, the Fanner, the.":. hnnic, the Nitanufactuier,
the Professional Man, the Gentlethau. the .Lady; the
Young and the Old, the 11.ig.t and the Poor; the Beau
iful and the Ugly, the
,Gaf.atul the . Falonable, and.
all the rest of the people, Iv ill find -otuetliing to sup
ply their every day wants :it Turrers.
Store hi the NeW.Brick ockL-Price9 Low--)tutl
ities Good—Call and see. 4U3EL TURRELL,
Montrose. March 5, :183 . =
t."4"They are all F,oi g td Terrell r. 4
I
UPWARD A
GO IT
The Border Buff nu% on nain St:
Dffe ited.
Np the endeavor to alm off' that " .Extens;le .
_til. Stock - of superior gx ily 'of Goods lately re
(Tired from an •oldlarolt tli dOwn Establishment-in
Ilin;thamtun, has proved an entire failure to our
friends doicn town. "See ng if: Believing." .Wcac
knowledge.the fact. And shotddjudge that ` acting'
(wittout wearing') woUld. • td that was necessary to
convince the public that 11r:tit - INS A MERRIILAN,
at them - store on Public A •ettue, first door above the.
Post Offi.e.e nave •the la gesui and most desirable
stock of BOOTS AND fill YES lever introduced - into
this market ; which fin. pri , el . We offer no competition
with' second rate goods) 4 rability and style we chat.
i.
lenge conmetition.! We ace rimeiving weekly from
the Best Houses il , New' 'oi ki the latest styles. and
best qualities of G gds, w - chlkeeps our' aSsortrueut
,coM 1 plete. • ! .
.
July 28, 1656, Just rev ired a large addition to owe
l i
former stock,. , consisting of
,Gcnts - ;Patent Loathe,
Boots, - Patent Leather sh t BOots,. French Calf 800 ts
Gaiter Shoes and slipS all - stylilts. Ladi Gaiters Bu+r
liiiti Slippers and Boots best! qualities ; alt" Boys'
Youths and Childrentil3o6ts, Gaiters - and Shoes, the
best in market. in fact every thing belonging to the
trade. - 1 . .. 1 -
ALL kinds of Luau,
kinds of work wadi: to
neatly... sr
Montrose July 2,8085 i
CENTS per pair
----_— , ..._
' — '7" -
':: SMITH FORMAN - a' CO.,* i .
. . t
- -w- - ; z4e - 4,- ' " Ague' ' •• i
, •
. Cabinet Illukrs, - •
. .
. „
ri''‘ :1K.'17, - pleasure in offering to their customers; in .
I. addition to their usual large - stock of C.-ter.4E.r
NVoc.K, the largest and best a4Sortment of- CANE; .
FLAG, AND WOOD SEAT C'D'AlleS ever offer;
ed for vale in Susquehanna county, all of, which were
manufactured expressly , to 'their - order, and they can
Warmtit th-ein to be -a superior article. Call at their
Ware4dom, foot - of Maine street, . and examine fot
yourselves.
' . . . . E. C. FORDllAitp
.
Montrose. Feb. 27. sti.l - .A. - MIMI In.!
- , POW SHOP.. . .- 1 .
. NEW; ESTABISSIIMENT.
-NIAND E.MOTT would respecifollY inform the
• -
they .• pu blic that th arc manutlteturingThateliley's
"Celebrated Plows. They also keep cOnstan4 on
band,'Shf , ! Hill, Ircryrie Colintx.ond -Idea Plow*,
Catientoix,'Dog Clowns, Sleigh and eittOrShoei;
Plow, Points of. various-_ patterns, • too nuniereits • to
mention. -We-hope,. by strict attention_ to • liitsiness,
to receive 'our. share of public patronage. Manufac
tory-4j). P 6,4 old stand. Foundry, M. Mott,i• near
....learle's Mill.' -
- o — Repairing done on short.notice. ...
a . - . .MERTaT MOTT.
. . ..
Feb. G. ELIJAH MOTT;
. .
IMI
- STE/tn firMIST AND fiAW
I:)•OST'BROTTIERS baring .parttha?.(A. the above
eiitablir , linieni, will keep wag:lndy on haed SlP
pfrjine. a;iii Fine Flour, Cnrn Meal .i?! saperii* (pal;
ity,,ale 12 Chop (ii,fl Bran ut the loweAt-eash !Flees.—
Calstota %vclrli.will be done with de:.Tatelt, aucl in all
Cases - /ra 7rovt , (l. • • 11381tf
Montrose. July. 1853. ,
al phemists,
I=
..
I..tv z 1 .:. 74 :. fi.
led:tin"F at Turroll's
l,l' Itl- . ...Tayne's jit , ttly.
Ayrols. Clit-rry Preto- t
N's Fpro-t Witte and.
11‘.td rittrmin. Ilitt 'j:-.4 ;
tlicitte: , -; !kJ. rt.h 1 t1t.2r,„
ly 14 ,1)1:1tts, itt ttlatt 1
. one.;..iin!...d!i'dtt iZ010...-.1
I '.., ITelttliftr,?,.. ,tta , l al
Mtl'iroil'ic!tintatent, I
'tall:ltt: ili a awl' 411 ill
'. Exlt.ract, a . tit . .4t rte
1_14)4 , Oitti molt. ; An
t got i d article; Wood
nt ; Atwood's, Join
irno:, t; and Ilysmitt,ry
• DyPt-niery; itora,:th
, rin;6lll's Extract of
parilla; a. variety. of
alniost
irein!!s i riltngethei too
stLflce it to say: that
in this line, at
ABEL TUBBELL.
. __._._
re.
'
t.
. Y§rk, ai full and- deli
1 . 041.1,
rtm l ent of Drugs, Ned
,truWenis,
Earthen - Ware, .(a good
'a Ware, Japanned and
Ind alother kinds, of
Knives, &c. All sorts
wW ) d awl Gilt . FlatrlC
apei,.Stationery,:Stone
l es; Drooins. Falnilr Grip.
Ptirni-i. , Flitit, T-Ik)v
-mle, Ilide and other
8:4 ; &c.. A first 'l4te
y, !lonl Fancy Goa.%
doltl Pens, Violin's,
Violincello
aethrtment of Pocket
ilv, tnd the best quality
•
ols,i (Single and Double
1-••••
Ia • NWARD.
°Ors!.
1333
, mid Finding; .. ko,
order and repairing done
NS &MERRINIAIf.-%
r Lidies'.Undereleivis; at
• !I. R. LYONS & CO.
LIME AND PLASTEILI
f PDF. sul,seriliorB are now; htn:aing and will keep
S't-conntntly on hand, Lime' of a ,very superior
iptality at Montrose Depot, and Will Fell it ; In. any
quataitieA• ai a fair price: - Persons wiAing alarge
quantity can. be suPpli s ti reasonable notice. .
Stiperior ground Plit.er . Will be kept cunAitntly on
hand heNafter. • I. L. - POST,
IL DRIKIIII.
r.,E..A.11Lt.
3.lontrose, Depot,. April 3
Tioga PrAni _4.gricnitural- Works.
It. N. WELLES
..:1771ENS, PA . 1
71tpufacturers and Wlenicsale and iietail Italers 'in
..
Emery's .Zfalifi NlTheeter's Itailroad:
• E3orse-Power. 1 . ~
•
rriTTZEF:IIF.NS and S% - parater.4 and Threshers and
1 'Winnowers em-..• dned, TC:over linilcr, Circular
t-al Crt.::••• , ,mt 9 , •:t•tv •!•1111s, • 11:attry's - Clor )till?. Feud
Cu;t .-I, ' Corn Slolle:s Corn awl Sccil Plat:tart. Sk' . S . .
LI Oir ' ... I ;:.1.;; fir ir,:::1,1 Po owl-Ca , : Srovcrs : Dou - . Pow
f:,.:• P..;vfilritor I ttrsc - 11:the4„ olow's Grain Cradle-.i
t'ulli: a - t t as, 1.", e tch u at's c01,...3 , rm0d It •.o . Ct•runcl 1N10w
.,..•, - .Nl:igie Corn awl e.:oh . Mills. F.Leelsior • Footing
!•141--; Le..oln?r an I •Imlia-taddt.o. 11.1t.it•g--, ,'.' , l...v_at Cut
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i•'!'',' -1-I , :Je Par• 4; Itaf.h.:, - --aro:-.. provi•filon Saks,
ritt::ns, we, Et l tras furtti*hcd fa...rt. - 1.-airing - . Loth
I::nry's and \CLr, , el,4's Nkehine,s. We- inviteprtrtic
elwr athmtion to our Excelsior Fanning Mills. They
arc 1
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' Dusc-..-iitti've Catalog:los, Price Li, t=, and Circulars
rut' all m a ,4•0 11( •••• : : &e . .. f .rdtl Ly us, s-,,,r g ratis and post
;To pre:lsll,, to all apldioants. Sr mi us sour name
and address. and of your f: muds also: • . • •
..;_ . 7ont. IL L Br.olvEßs.. Frani:lm, Pa. • -(p. 0..
3.11.1 rt-t-s. Montrall.•-e.) • H. M. •WELI.ES ..k: CO.
• .lawnsz, Pa.,,,Ttni; '2( 1 ., is'; , ;. • '' . 241115
Emery Brothers'
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CHANGEABLE RAILVVAY HORSE. POWER, •
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• - .E.:',i)s.- - 7:21- tiz•3::::;,. &c. - •
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rnllis power has ant • entleney ovei:all others, as
L. its. gears can be itiftA from side to kide . and
from one shalt to the other, giving it a slow,. heavy,
'motion - or jig ., :t. rmiek in . ptiou; aduptini.: it to - any 0-.
.cue imMy Use; for which it maNThe.required. 1
_1 Tlw. subscriber having made arrangenmis 'with
tnet V BrotheN for the sale of. their machinery, rill
r o rnisli those wishing to purchase out: as. favorable
_terms and with a:.i good guaranty as cah be given 'for
tin machinery of tine kind now in use.' Athlretzß,•
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G. A. TILDEN
-. Forest- Lake, Susquehanna pol!nty, Pa
Important Dilicovery.
DR. HALSEY'S FOREST WIRE.
GIITYII.COATEID FOREST. PILIS.
oo (so 01. 7 1 5 1-` IN OIT - YEAR.
R. XLSEY-, York, has invented a pro
eess]lVV which a rich luxuriant WINE is produe- •
eil from certain plants of great medicinal times,—
This delightful Witte combines all thejtigh medicinal :
properties of th i Dandelio;l, Sanapurilla,
Poek, Wild Over . ?„ and certain other plants, whose
virtues are b'u lilacs more Ireciier as medical agents.
So pure and concentrated are the medicinal properties
of this Wine, that., it has. been found the most effect
ivie medicine now in use. Frecirtentle, leas than a
single bottle restores the lingering • Patient from de
lyility and sickness to strimg and vigorous health,-=-
.E'very -dose showS its good elThets on the constitution,
and improve::: the general health; aril with Dr. :Hal
sey'zi celebrated Gt3f-COATED FOREST. PILLS as
an adjunct, all the following disorders are 'immanent
ly cured.
DYSPEPSIA A.Np INDIGESTION.—A hex of the Forest
Pills, and a bottle of the Wine, will cure. tifo most
distressing forins of this Complaint. ",
• AGIT* AND, FEVF.R.—One-or two doses of the Pills,
and a bottle of the Wine twill break
-the ague and
cure the Patient in all-cases, when the djree.tions on
.the bottle are adhered to.
Daorstcm. CommAt.xis.-From 'OP to two boxes
of the Pills; and-three bottles of. the Wine, cure
obstinate .dis.orders. ' •
DtsortnEt OF TIIP. Kin; tvs.-:-Thc Forest Wino and
Pills have proved highly efficacious in this disorder, l
One to two boxes of the Pids, anti three or four hot
'des oftlie Wine, are sufficient to accomplish a cure
in the worst C3SCS. .
DEBILITY,'N'IGIEP.S*TAr 7 B1140;01411 . and Weak
ly State of Ilse
.acrosOlicti4n.—TheTorest, Wine is .a
popular remedy for all. these .. comphilets.' One to
three bottles cure the worst cases without the use, of
the Riffs; but when the complaint is. accompanied
with some other disorder the Pills Will be required.
- R:f k:cmArisN.—The efficacy of the, Forest Remedies
in RheumatisM is very sinpiar. • Some of the most
distressing 'cases I ever saw have been cured by
them in ten or twelve days' time.
Bitoms DISOItItEIIS A:ID .FOLTi. gromAcii:-4?,One
purgative dose of the Forest Pills will cure - any MI;
ions disorder, or, any complaint= arising from Pout
StoMach and morbid condition of the boatels::
Psymts.—One or two purgative :doses sure fe-
Veri 7 '.
C 01.74115, CoLns ,Ere,—Onc,box lit :the - Tills, and a
bottle of the Wine, will tweak up and cure the most
severe colds, cough; and pain in lbe. breast, -, • .
I.• • ULCERS, DOILS i BLOTCHES, Realibee, /r ea d, Ri ng ,
1 worm, :Et:pipe/us, Solt ,Rhiam i Sore Eyes, dmi . ,esc.
re kind of Hantor.--Thes6 complainti all arise from
one common cause---iniptis 'blood.: generally mill
i ing but the Pills are required-for the cure of most of
these diSorders; but if- both remedies; aro -Used, two
boxes of the rub, and- two or three bottles of the
Wine, will'cure the very worst cases, and frequently
by loss than half the quantity. • : •-.-
JAmolcz.4—Two boxes of • the, Pills, ark, as many
bottles of the. Wine, cure the worst case of Jaundice.
. FiNIALE OBSTIiterIO:NI, produced fi.om bed .colds
or weakly constitutions: A few doses of the Forest
Wine cures the most distressing forms of thelse tom
; plaints ; and if the Wine' be followed - up'a
these derangmemi will not ocenragain._ Th e W i ne
exaCtly suits the female ..constitution„ and gives
strength, vigor, and blooming health, Over a mill
of boxes and bottles havebeeti sold within the last'.
I two years; in- the United . States and ganadix„ • Letters.
and. certificates to - the : amount of many thousand,.
have been received, teetifying to the cures-and good.
effecta.of theo remedies. • - •
Forest-Wine is in largu.squnre ,
per bottle, or 2.315. bottles ,for five .4orest,
Pills, twouty , fire:cents per hox. -! gen erak ePot, 84:
-Walker Street, New York ; and kept hy one or more .
.respectable druggistin.eins* every city d
in the Union and British Colonies..
&nein! Depot; 64 Waliter,.St, New.tork Agent's,
iii Montrose; Abel Terrell, in great • Bend, 14- Scott,
and all ilruggist. July le, 18511,
BUSINESS CARDS.
William W..Wheattm, X. D..
CLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND ',SURGE& lie&
peetfully offers ltij services to all .I . bo prefeethe
"Reformed . Practice" to. the old Bleeding Blistering
and Calomel Plan. JacksOn Susquehanna co. Pa.
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C: C. Hollister, s _
• ,EALtR IN SADDLES. 'Barnes/1 i 7177,11k11, TA.
le t lice*, &c. MontrOso Pa. Pl7l
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•J. D. Tait. _ •
1311YSIGfAN AND SURGEON, has panzamentli
located himself at Drackneyville, Susquehanns
county, Pa., and will proMptly attend to allot% with
which he may be favored: 18V27
Xnapp,. with E. Caiilitorellic Sons,
MPORTERS AND DEALERS IN CIIINA; -. GLiss,
T
and Earthen Ware, No. - 76 Warren atteat,;Nut
Yong.. .
Dr. E. P.
CRAM:TATE of the Allopathic and, Homeopathic:
. Colleges of Medicine, - is now pruanatly
rated in Great Bend Pn. • - -
_ April 30, 1856. • : • - • •
A. gushnell,• - •
ATTORNEY iCOUNSELLOR AT LAW. Oftleo
over S. B. West's Drug Store, Ssisfuthostas
Depot, Pp.. •
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T. B. Orchard, M. D.. • '
DIIYSICIAN AND SURGEON, JaCkson, Sasque...
I - henna county, Pa. Residence at the Postoffice.
' . Keeler. & Stoddard.
E : ~LEI2S IN BOOTS & SHOES, Leather BElll'4.
1.1 ,ings, on Maine St, first door belowSearle's
Moqtrose,...Jan. 1, 1856
William Jessup,' •
A TTORN T EY AT LAW di . : NOTARY PPBLIC.—
OfflEe.on Square, Montrose,
W. Singleton
("lAN now be found rEt hie newsstand' on the eel.:
ner of feego and Chestnut streets,. bilks'
building recently - occupied by -V, ittenherg *.
where . be iitectuagy repairs wit& t,fli4patet 7.451'
Clocks, Jewelry, Guns, and every deleriptisa - 4 )
Machinery;
.Wheel cutting ; Gun and Watch mad
,riais *supplied to the trade.
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Dr. H• Smith,
QURGEON DENTIST, Montrose; Pa., at Bellies
Hotel, Mondays and Tuesdays, of each week. •
2E116. & Fowler,
4 TrOWNETS AND • COUNSELLORS ArLAW,
and Solicitors in. hancor. Office No, 44 Clark e
street, Chicago, .111. . •
Thomas Ingstrum.
TAEALER IN DRY GOODS, Groceries, Clothing,:
Crnckery, ,'Doots and Shoes., &e., Susquehanna
DepcL, Pa. '
Bentley, & Fitch, -
TTORNEYS AT LAW, AND: BOUNTY LLt
L AGENTS, Arontrov, Pa.
n. S. 'BENTLEY.
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B. "Thwer, •
7 1311YSICIAN AND SURGEON,. Antroge,
pace in the Farmers stio. , v2-nti
Hirids; - • -
TIVERY - AND EXCHANGE ST LE (Meek
4 in the reitr of - Wih , on's Store, ifontrose, Pa.
Coliten;
DEALET: I STOVES, Tin, Copper, anti Sheet
Il•on Ware, LofltTsrille, near Gfeat tend Depot.
December 4. • • . "
_ Z. P.. Hinds,. • -
• .TTORNEY AT LAW, Susquehanna, Pa..oific e
on Maine street, one . door east of Lepheim'a. .
Frazier. & Case,
TTortsTys AND 'cotrNSELLORS. AT LAW.
L. Office op Turopilte street, one -door East of
PoA's Store,..3lcrntrose, Pa. '
• - Albert Chaithrlin, -
,e -TTORNEY AT LAW and :Justice of the,Peace:
- .Li over I. L 2 Post k Co's Store, Ifoptrost... •
Wm• H. Jessup,
TTORNEY AT LAW AND CO3I3IIS..SIONERO
D EEL s, for the Mate or New York, will aftetk
to a n basing:: entArKo. , t cl to him with promptnms
fidelity. Office ou , T4illie Square, - occupied by Rea:
Wm. • J
es,:up • • .
• Abel 'Purell,- 2.,.
IN 'DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemieur;
Oils, Dye-stuQ's, Groceries, Dry G00d.%
liartlware, Stoneware, Glaz , ...Ware,. clocks, Watches,
Jeweir, Silver Spoons, Spectacle.% Mirsicaf lustre.
menu, Trw.i.ses, Surgical Instruments,' Liquors, Pa•
flttery, Mirrors, Stationery, Brushes, Sires,..Yaikee
Notions,. Sc; • •
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B. R. LyonsA Co. t _ • -- -
viTIIOLESALE• AND RETAIL IIEAIERS LC
v-I Dry Goods, Groceries, Silt, 'Flour, - and Ihrd
ware, .Laitiqoro, Pa. . • • .
• . F. B. Chandler,. -
TAEALEB r IN DRY GOODS, .11t.dy Made Clothing,
I....) , Grocenies, Books and Stationery, etc., pat'
Avettui, - Olfintroxe, Fa. .• • • .
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I I. L. Post & Co., - '
n EALERS IN DRY GOODS, Groceries, Greeley,
Hardware; Leather, Flour, ete., corner draw
pike street and, üblic Avenue, Montrose, Pu.r.
at
• • Lyons & Son.,
PEALERS IN DRY - GOODS; GrOCCrietilarletre
Crockery, Tinware, Groceries, Books, eta; tbo
carry on the Book Biuding Inv.iits—Public Aline
lion frost, Pa.
Bentlel & React.
VALERS IN DRY - GOODS, Drugs, Medicines, D
Paints, •Oils, Groceries, Hardware, CroekerF,,
Iron, Clock, Watches, Jewelry, Sayer Spoons, Per'
emery, Ste:—Foot of Public Avenue, Mont/0m
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- William & William K..Jastp,
i TTORNEYS "At LAW, Noniron,- Pd. Pre'
tice Susgnehnnna, Ditiolford, Way e,WY 0
riing.and Luzerne c'eur!ties.
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William W. Smith &
CABIN ET
MAKTfItS., They keep , ekexsttuttly on
Ghand a good - assortment of all kW& of Minot
Furniture. Shop and Ware Booths M the foot of
Maine street, Meat rose, Pa.
Rockw_ql .& Winton.
,f4V.CUFACTIMERS and- .DEALERS in.Stnn
JL Good?", Hats, Caps, Fan, thabrellas, Tort
RON, Is b lioss, Ike. Ike., NO. 40 Courtkilidt streetoVer
York, (up stairs.)
Rae-KNELL
BALDWIN Wholesale and Retail dol.
er In Flour, Salt, Pork, Fish,Lard,greht,6 o
meal, candles, clover aticttimothy seed.
Barrels fresh ground noir _just recttitii"
Ithica Mills: - • • I
Montrose August 5, 1855. • •
Banking Dome
POST,. Cool".l3lt'a cO. .i - -:
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HENRY PRINT,:flit, • MONVIOSE,
W3l. lIUNTTINI; CO,OPE,R. - '' ..ember I: r
Yov 155.,
ISAAC L. POST. - • '•
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TARAFTS. on Nelr York..City.ankl rbllinlelphl
X 5 Collections promptly made and remitted... •
Office hours from. 10a. Y. to 3.. ,
Mesa:B. l / 1 3On Se Paxton,. Tort.
REFERENCE, Samuel C. Morton, Esq,ltill'lL
- I •••,, . Hon. WHHAM Jessup, MiAtrose
re- , . _ .....,--•••••
THE INDEPENDENT . REPUBLVAti.
PWILL#EIED XVOT TiII7RSDAI A lo .l ol l 3 tCht AtT l495 3 "
I a., AT $1,50 rzu ANA - 01; 11 441r0e1. - •
Rates of Adv,eollsiiiig.
One square (10 Thum or lese)",ene
04e square " ' week 5,...,..
Olie square three vyeeks, . . ..
One square c" - 'one 'month, ......
owe. square " m0ntha,...... 05
One aquarei " • ,
One, square ' " sit inpntbsi
One square " one year, . • • •
For two or more squares, Inserted. by the yea!
deductiou fiom the, alloveinices is made. Tori
Vertisers Will have the privilege of altering c r dung - .
ing their - advestisemonts withoukidditional elArg e,
Business muds, not-ageinAgig ',SY. lines, Is 3 F" dt
at , $2,00 per annum. - •
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This office. is aupPlai.w iith - ii - riot issOrPr n :
Jobbing materials, aniDalljskulet 174 Warr. 0 2.,c -
Is Cards, Posteri, PamPhlo4 -- Wilikkbii d mi ` Er. " .
ly and promptly - . •.
triollett l / 2 :for .ue dein:
V caved by e - -PAV
Montrose; - Sept. I .
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L. F. ILL6T.
R. *. WINIQS
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