De,lfiel .g
~ .
i!itoottiafTries. ' '
,
-• A writi•rlti,:tl . l p
e - COuntit Genileman fi nes
+E(i)ir
ne•.4.tul.iiiOrmation;on. this point.'---,fie
..•
•
practice ;adopted by tnany cultivators
of fruit sliewS . that. the distance to which the
a • is
• trtes extend tn. roots but very. imper-r
--feet IY - Ut4ersteOd„.• We alltide More . pantie
„ularly. to'The pipe re of digging or loosening
eireles ,f , earth at thl,f(Mt of the
.trnnl;
or of woi t l:in4 the soil up mellow but a Short
-distance, Off: 1 We nave' recently made some .
4tts , nrelentis' t r e prove the length of the root •
'of the pe(eh tree. A number of young trees
• of equal Size, and aitof the same:variety. (the
• Tillotsorto were seCon a piece of ground of
• - . uhifortiii'qualith at the same Cum.- They
Were equali t y etiltivated. for, two or' three
year's, and . greW alike. For the -past two
yearsthe ground has been allowedito become
'covered, With grass which has been : pastuted; 1
-hut near:anal - side of rite orehard,lst heap of
-old-straw, manure, etc., has beeti . .depOsited,
'bet has not been 'werrlied,into the Oil, conse
quently allthe' ertility which the roots . have
'ohtained:,haS:soalted.into the soil. The trees
are nowlt;ro, had whit(' 'inches , in diatheter,
and ten feet 1 - 44 , 11 -to the, tip ofthe highest
branches. 1 ,'! • ” •
Thefelle4ing are the effects of the,hesp of
- manure : and! litter -already described. The
tree Width stood within two feet orillis'heap,
and wheae rhots could
. freely extend under,
it on one side, has made a growth of shoots
the 'Past .sea,,ort mote - than four andti
„half
. long. The twit tree, seven feet off, hard
a growth of i over, two feet. The third tree,
fifteen feet off, made 'a growth^Of fUtirteen
inches. The fourth tree; twenty-three feet l
oil; and :others at greater' distance, trade no
~ growth more than. about eight. inches: The
fourteen-inch shoots weighed-about triple the
- eight-inch shoots, and - the two-feet shoots fil
, teen.tirnes, those — Which grew flair
and
.a half feet'about severity times as Much.
experinient proves conclusively, that
frees ten feet,high -will send off their roots in
search of notirishment at a distance of :fifteen
-feet, and whin -they thus. get on one side only,
or thrOugh about •one fourth part of' their
' roots, 'Will increase. their shoots to . triple
weight, Consequently, if ittree of this size
stood a circle of fertility thirty feet
in diatnetet, or, fifteen feet distant4on . each
sid e' v.oul& greatly , inereas.e its
„fruit fulness ;
~4leeld'edly more, aecOrding to our own4txper
iment,'• than a 'circle only four feet in'cliatne,
ter were dttg'about the foot of its tiunk.
• If the Circle of fertility were only fourteen
~ feet in diameter, or approached . ,wititin seven
feet, the'resnit would be quadrupled accord
ing t() the weeding experiments. .
Allogetiter, those results show the great;
importance ... of broadcast' cultivation, and that
young tree, only ten. feet• high, and two and
half males jit' diameter, even. if placed thirty
• .feet. 44411, hate already extended their toots
so far as +W. nieet together. H . ,
Method of Curing Prize Hams.
.
' - The-haws of .MarylaOd - and Virginia have
lon' , enjoved a wide celebrity.' . At the last,
cxhitlittoit Of the Maryland State agricultural
:_s'''ociety Um'
,preiniums were ~awarded fur
hams. , We are
,inforifted, by those who had.
' the Opportunity, of examining tkern, that they.
• were of first rate quality. • ThelolloWing afe
recipes; by which the hams were cured'.
T. E.. liamiltonts liecipe.—First (Premi.
-um.--To every 100 lbs. of - pork take S tb.. - :.
of G. and A.,:salt, 2 oz. saltpetre, 2 ibS brown ,
-sugar, 1 1-4 oz. potash, antHgallons s Of wa-•
ter ; . mix the above ; and 'pour:the brine over
the meat,' after it has lain in the tub Ifor one
• or two flays. 1 • Let the hams remain six weeks ;. I
ikthe,brine,:aaihen dry several day; befor \ e
Smoking. 1 • have generally had , the ,trieto.
rubbed withlfine salt, when it is packed down.
The meat' Should be -perfectly. cool- before
, - packing. ', l' - ' -•-•.:
J. Green' Recipe.—Second Prernium.---
. TO ever} 1,000 ilis..ef pork take bait a busl:-
-el and half-af,pec,k of salt, 3 lbs c.f . saltpetre,
3 lbs. - of suglir, and 2 quarts of molasses. -7.,
„Mix -,_ rub the baCon with it: well.; keep on
for three weeks' in a 11; at the . end lof nine,
:days tbke'ont the hams; and put at the top
, -1 -tliose Which ;arc .at the bottom.
' - 13,4robic41'.'s Recipe.-'=-Third Premiurre -
Oritinsher of fine salt;: half a :biisher of
- ground al . m . salf, 1 1-2 lbs.. to the 1,000 Ibs.:
:of pork, I ft it lie in pickle four weeks, hang
i i
,up .and S i eked with hiekOry until the rind
I 'becomes a dark brown.: ,
~ .
1
- C.. D. Singulfsßecipe.—Fourth Premium.
.---r-To - : 100 lbs; ot- green 'hams take 8 1b5...0f
q, and A. salt, 2 Ibs, of brown sugar or MO
lasses,tcquividenti'2 .oz saltpetie,4 oz. pearl
.ashes,, 4 gallons of water dissolved - well ;
skimming otr the . scum arising on the surface.
Patk thef harns compactly in a tight vessel
oreak, rubbing the fleshy part with: fir% salt,
In-a day . Ortwo pour.the above pickle over
the meat, taking cmic.to keePit covered' with
pickle.... Infour. ..t.o • six weeks, according to.
:tlic size Laud weight of the hanis:,(that is to
„,say, the longer period for hey hams,) hang
up to srpoke, lock. up,' 'smokiug with green
hickory 'wOod. -.I have put..lup ham's for the
last twelVe - lor fifteen:years, - by the abOve re
.-cipe, with unifOrm success, equal stall times
to the sample now presented. ' • :.
Ifaiie of Sheep to the Farmer.
1.1 is more importance to the farmer than
is generSly supposed, that a certain propor.
lion of hist:cm stock should consist of sheep.
'Speaking on this point, R. S. Fay cf . - Lynn;
Tecently i rerwked at-an agricultural meeting
in. Bosicin (as repotted in the /1 7 . E. Firmer),
"-She4iare gleaners after other stock, and
-helpiii . aep the cattle pastures in good condition
- "by being turned into them occasionally, to
witthe kcarser plants Which have been left.
• :They will emic43 the land. There , is no ma
-pure sol . fertilizing as that of sheep, and it
'does.'
so readily waste by exposure 88
that of lother animals. Sheep may be made
- exceediiigly useful in helping to prepare hind
for a irop. A. German agriculturist' has
, calcidat i ed that the . droppings from one thou
-sand stipep during a' single mght.would"
mire ani ffi
suciently. By that rule, a
m
farer may determine how long to keep a
given nit:fiber of sheep cn a' particular piece
oaf land-1 tir. lay said be was accustomed
to fold his!sheep upon land which he desiped
for eortii and Other crops; and
• in so doing he
shut them ;upon half an acre at a time, Ceep
ing akin there, by a wire fence, which was
4-imied from place to place. - In this
way~his land - was well manured without the
labor ot - sbiiyeling nand Cartiri,g.'" These ideas
are vioith reading by the farmer. We
.be
lieYeaniy !arm will bear certain
,nuniber, of
sheep, proportion:to the other stock, .not
only without loss to the amount of grazing
which it will yield. to the cattle and horses,
but to the, inerease. of the, same. Mr: Fay,
by his management, makes, the iambs and
munilie pay for keeping the sheip, and the
clear profit.
'lB .
A ?---It is po — rulateTtilat the age
of tree can be determined by. the
." ringer
or plum; that overlie each other in their
trittiltS. Mr. Joihualloward,. ot Maryland;
tlispiites the fact. He says that:these rings
. 2ea u nt e d on_the. section fof the tree are ebt of
t waseri
. annual grOwth, but are ed - one at everi
full liicic,nl' in the giowio ; and in the
latitOde of Maryland fiv a year. • Thisbe'
hiss reequently proved. by telling mug trees,
the age of which be knew. The extraoidinary
she , ,_
age given to trees by popular rule hall
Jude - nutiy pence@ doubt whether it it true.
NOVEMBER.
Tim !Paves fall,fast flakes orsuorr,
Alas fwe rno,urn them dying;
-- f t They sigh beneath our 'every tread,
In wood's and bypatlis lying, •
Clouds/hurry o'er the face of heaven,
The wail of*inds is deeper— .
The harvest of the year has come,
November is the reaper.
•
- - I
' We hear without the last farewell •
Of birds to south lands going; • •
And Figh back answers from our hearts,
. .AC shrinking froth the knowing
• Of a that follows on the track.
• , Of leaves and birds departed; • •
And earth seems changed as if e'en she
Were growing weary-hearted! - .
' • .A.lt well.a.daY—ali things must hide, , •
The loveliest soon as any;
The days of sunshine are til: few, •
A. The days of cloud the many !
• . • Novenaber, drearieit mouth of all, .•
To human beaxts,comes nearest:
'Acid soinetimesrreaPeth more than leaves,
In taking what is; dearest!
Prom Dr. Kane's Artie Explorations.
amongPtoAl2::4 HawsHawsesong the Ice Berge.-
Itblest' a perfeevluirricane. We had seen
it minairigolod were really with three :good
hawsers out ahead and all things snug D
board.
• Still it jcame on , heavier and heavier, and
the ice beganlo -drive more wildly than l
thought - . 1. had everseert it. I had just turned
in to warm iind•dr l y 'Myself during the- mo
mentary hill, and ;was stretching
in my hunk; when. I heard the sharp twanging
snap or Lv curd. Our: *six-inch hawser had
parted, and we were swinging by the two
othersthe gale roaring• like a lion to the
;LOuthward: - • • .
half a minute more, ", iwaug. twang
came . a second report. , I' knew it was the
Whale - line bv • t he,shri bless of the ring. Our
••
.noble ten- . inch Manilla still held. on. I was
hurrying my last ;kick into its. buckskin, hoot.
F •
when McGary came waddling down the cum. !
Panion - ladders. • . . ,
" Captain Kane; she .Won't hold much lima- I
or, it's blowing the devil 'himself, and
afraid to, surge." •
The Manilla cable Wag proving 'its excel- I
fence when I reached the deck ; and the crew,
as thq gathered around me, Were loud in its
'praises.! We
. critild hear its great Eollan
'chant, sWelling 'through all the : rattle of the
.runtnng gear and meaning-of the-shroud..--:
it was' the deathisong, ,:, The strands gave way.
with the noise . oc a
,shotted .gun; and in the
smoke that followed their recoil; we. were
dragged out by the wild, ice, at ! ' its mercy.'
• We :7 teadied and'did' skittle pretty warping,
and got the brig a good bed An the rushing
drift.; but it alleaMe - to notlking.- We then
tried tie beat back. through the narrow ice
clogged water-way !that was driving, a guar
ter of a mile wide, between the shore and the
pack. cost us two hours of hard labor, I
thought skilfully bestowed ; but at the 'end
of that . tine we were at' - least four miles off,
opposite the great valley in the centre of Bedek-
Hied Reach: Ahead of us, .farther ,to the
north, lwe• could. see the strait.growing still
narroWer, and the heavy iee tables grinding
up, and clogging it between, the shore dills
on.one side and the ledge on the other.-
There was but one thing left for us—to teep
'in Some sort the.. comniaid of the helm by
going, freely where we' must otherwis:e.
driven. We allowed her to scud under a:
reefed fore-topsail ; hands watching the
enemy as we cloSed in silence.
At seven in the:- - morning - we .v.'er& close
upon the pilingytssei, We dropped our
heaviest an c h o e„ with 'the desperate hope of
'winding the brig.; hut there was no Withstand-;,
ing -the ice• torrent that followed us. We
had only time to fasten a spar as a buoy to
the.ehain; and 'let her slip. Stkwent our best.;
bower!
"Down' we went upon , the gale _
ieSSV scraping. orig alee of ice seldOm• - les,4
than thirty teetlihick ; One flue measured by
a libe, as we tried to ftsten to. it, InUre than
forty. I had seen such ice only once before,
and never in each .rapid motion. .One ud
turnedas
ms, rust above our gunwale, smash
ing in ,
our buivarks, and 'depositing
.half
ton of ice inn:-lump upon 'our decks, , (kir
stanuchc little. brig bore herself throtighall
this Wild adventure as if:.he had a chat me life.
But a new enemy canto In sight ahead:- . ,-
Directly in our may, - just behind the line Of
the*floe-ite, against which we were
,alternate
ly sliding and thumping, wasagroupplbergs.
We had no power to avoid them ; and the
only question was, whether we .were-to be
ultimately dashed to pieces against ihem,'or
whether they might not offer us soine'provi
dential nook of refuge front the storin., But
as We neared them we perceived that they
were at some:distance from the floe 7 Oge,.and
separated from it by an interval .6f open
water. •
Ohr hopes rose as the gale drove'nstowgrd
the passaue atidl:n i and we were ready. to ex
ult. When, frontserne unexplained cause, prob
ably, an eddy of the wind against the lofty
ice walls, we lest'our headway. Almost . at
the wine moment we saw that the bergs - were
not at rest ;: that With
, a - momehtum Of their
own, they were hearing down upon the other
ice, and that it must be Our:fate to be crush
ed between tlie-,twO.
Jut ther a broad Sconce piece of low wa !
ter.washed berg camp driving from the rouiit.
ward. The thought flashed upon
‘ tne of one
of.our escapes in llletiville Bay, and,.as the.
.eonce moved rapidly clOse'alungside us, Me
Gary- managed . to plant ani anchor: on its
slope and to hold on to it by a whale line.. It
was an anxious moment. Our noble tow
horse, whiter - than the pile horse that seemed
Mbe puuing hauled us bravely on.; the
spray dashing Over his, windward flanks, apd
his forehead plOughing up' the lesser ice as it
in scorn. 'The bergs encroached upon'ui as
we: advanced; {Cur channel . natroWed to a
width of aboet forty feet we braced the
yards to. keep clear of the impending lee
walls.
We passed:clear ;: but it was a close...shave . ,
so .plo'se that tir post quarter. boat would
have been crushed it we had not taken it from
.the daVi ts,Sa found ouriefires tinder the ;ee
of a berg., in a comparatively open lead, Nev.
4 , ,r did heart , tried men acknowledge With more
gratitude, their. merciful deliverance 'from a
wt etched death .
FARMER'S 11rESTMEICTS.—The following
sensible advice from the Ifouiestepd, should
be, pondered by every farmer who thinks lie ,
h.ts surplus capital :
- 1 4 No farmer can afford to invest' his money
oft his own land until he has spent all the
mOneY-t hat can. be usefully spent in improve.
merits thereon;:!. . When there are no more
denuirids from the: wasting manure, the
.le;is swamp, the cold, wet upland, The hush
pitsture, the, dilapidated barn, ;the scantily fur
niShed tool room, and the thouand other
openings that allow profitable IshOr he may
begin to consider the case of adnsileS,.tape,
and the other candidates for, his capital."
l Ascrrnsti or, ins Bare.—At Chicano' a
most singular bet was made upon the Presi,
death! election bv,a Gernian,. whd; bet his
house, lot, and ,wife and baby. that Fremont
would be "elected. After hearing the result,
he took his deeds, wife and child, and made a
tender of ail in good faith. But his friend,
'having one milli and live &Miran, refused to
increase his stock in that way, and, therefioe
declined to take the poor man's family and
property, but gave him a piece of advice,
took a drink of beer, and:they parted good
*Mende.
ME
1 ,1
i"pilli6 Tiir. ENo T.--:-Wheu Iwe were
little fe:lowt, our: fittlimr bega to teach
worii,.ittid wo %vei.... 3,nxions . t.) ;pttril,rut
1 lottki IA-1t,..::., 1V e v,-1.1.V. :Illitiltig- WWI.,
II rOliOil :4:ietri, WO h . a Itti. 6
.')}lqitl:11(. kthitT,
all', ale ant
we i.vt.re atinut l in relinquish ithe task
fat nicittz Ilcshw 1 tif
had and ibeAtunt 11
toOk the axe; itir, " A
strike . thelii . Otfi — Viie %%lir&
•
truiined :tare iti itiV nietiinry. Th e y an
einits•word*. • Never try to tflitin..a ditli
bUt kink it. right in the tlieel; eatelt its
and .yoti van sitbdui: it it-1 a Ilan eats a li,
win cower betilre - you, and sneak awa:
bide itself. 1r you dri•ad difficulties' they
will gfuw upon you until tllk.y• bury -nu in
obscurity. •
•
S The
(4e;EYorkDay Book says 7.1" The
tremendous abo:itIol vote i n all , die (dd
strong Dinoeriitie counties in nortnerp New
York, ha% not only startled find ;istolished
the. Democrats thts,iectign, hot surprised
and confounded the old politicians of revery
class."
Of the 2,300 men %%ill() voted or .
chanan in this county 1,300 wero Irish, 500
Germans, Erigiiih knd 500 !Auer
icans•
•
Of the 2;406 who rifled againstßfi i Cininan
400 were O l ermati, Engli‘h, •&;1; andi 2 ; 000
Alliericant:.--/Wstitite • Democrat. ' •
. •
e 0 RT GovEn.Notts.- I —The. eleel.ion of
Bissell in !Ilimils secuees . t‘e . eVerY Fren 'State
in the Union an Anii 7 Nebriska Giver-n:or ex
ecuting Indiana and Califon i:t. This i some
thing for a young . party
_to boa's! indi
eatcs _what earnest neti on can aecornpish.
W'Evei.iy one of the !three ‘Valhburne
brothers ;ire: re.eleeted te,:e i ongress. Israel in
Maine -by 5000 ; C;ulwalaticr.C. in jA r iiiconf
sin I) . y 5000; and Ellho B. in Illinois? by 11,1
. 551 . majority. I i-
'it; . -71 - ' Ben. pedev ( vbeel.4rrt
'is 'to I%3t.ture4tt itlanchest6 .N. r., ne
un",ureiaii Havel, from ::to Pa
-
LYOI I 3 & CO
I'AB I RO.
E - • Dec. 18 - 5.
potmeht Young Byron Tea for
L; at 13. R. Lrhas k
Twelve poundsgood Sugar!for one doHa
LYONS
Three gallons Molasses foi one dollar,
Limit; .k Co's
. -
;Six pounds'candles for one! dollar, at B.
k ;Co's.
tyourteen yards good Sheetng fOr one do
Los Co's.
, \ i
!Twnty yars Prints for on'''sdollar,!at B.
\
Twenty pounds Nails for o: c dollar, at B
&i. Co's.
Thirteen bars Soap for ono dollar, at B;
si• Co's. •, • .
Eight. pounds - Coffee for tine 8.. R. M
OSS CD's. I • °
Seventeen • pounds Rice flip one 411411 at B. FL
LToNs & Co's. • ,•• [
Fifteen :•,ents; - p('T pound fof Candles b3ryciatlitf:ootsit,
at B. R. LTON . 's Co' S. \ . .
Twelve cents per.pr
:B. M. Ly.oNS . i4t-C.o'.
LatieSboml Dec., 1 I '
liTli O 4 is
L. nlsin tubes,'
and Artist's Br a Thousand
'Flowers; for 'beautifl ; I Gostraud's
Powdres Subtiles, for s hair,—
also his Italian Ifedicated poap for rem ving Tan,
Freckles riMples and Salk& CoMplexio ; Batelle.
lor's Liquid! Hair Dye, also this ltoldayialCrearp for
the hair: Holloway's Pills a 'd Ointment, and nearly
all the Pills,iointments, and atent Medicibes in cre
ation, at. TLY.R I iELL'S .
31ontrosei June 18, 1'854:
• '
• SOAP MINUtACTORY
.1 1 11 E, subscriber keeps constantly on ha
_L .at his establishment Pontrose, the
ty of SOFT SQ.:IP, manstfacturetl front
wood ashen and grease; in the old fashione
not-by any, patent process. I
For those that furnish th
the soap flir 'l,Zits a barrel
to be a,goeod article, or the
the money refunded.
Per barrel.
Half Barrel,...
• Gallon,
Wholsale dealers will bp ftirnislied—f
st•the Ashery in Montrose+at the rate of
for fi3O, or at Scranton lit t 'n barrels for
to• • JO EfENRY '
Montrose, March 17, 1 , 85 . •
NOT
"PERSONS desirous of p
of any description, ca
payments with Post,. Coop ,
rose, to my credit, whose
front their date. t
461 , 18 1856 ' • •
.
Norris
Prof. Char es Nor
BA It 13 F. R , Shaving. Sal n, and Hair sser, hai.-
ing again removed his hop from its ormcr loca
tion in the basement of Sft E arle's Hotel, - o the room
over Chaft'dier'a Storc, is p epareit to exc.,: Ise his art
in the' most scientific ma .r.-on , all vOlo may be
.pleased to eotrust . their . he Sislir faces - tOf his hands.
Nov. 20. - - r :l • , 22y1
WATCIE AND CCOCK 11./AIa"LNG
n us/ VEss.
BENTLEY & READ With pleasure i form their
friends and the phblig that they hav again com
mented the repairing of -Watch; Cloc • , and Jew
elry, by
,
MR. HIGGINBOTIIANTr .- '
of New York, and late o 1 Syracuse; at:d so highly
has he been recommet_dec by some of the first hous
essihere as a steady and
.ItrAt. rale trorbpan, that we
havelgiven him a personaWnterest inthe business,
so that our friends may 11,40 every confidence in bar
ing their work done with leave and dsep tch.
In!addition to his genefal knowledge of the vari
ous kinds of Engli . h and tpreign - watche., he alsoun
derstands the Clock ss, from the rgest Turret
1. 1
to the,smallest kantel Cock?, Whether foreign or
home-ma(ie., t
Montrose, January 8. 10G, ~ ' ,
• NEW MILFORD ..ITOVE EMF';
In F . 11 Blast. ; 1
- Tice Randred and - ,'eventy-Fivelstaves for
gale by Dickeriman4.•Garilatt.
AATE are in receipt of the largest stock of Stoves
VT ever. offered in ltorthern Penmiylvania, con
sisting of Cooking, Parlor, and I .Z.l l phite both for
wood and coat; also, a fitll assortment of large sizes,
for Stores and Churches. - ' ' 1
Would call particularl ttentiori to diet Jeffersoulan
i
1.. -
Elevated Oven, the most perfect and h
stove in market. Amag our assortm
ov'en, would mention thi Empire State
being very heavy plates ' !pti•fect finish,
or baker. Farmers of Stl..queltanna cou
been in the habit of pureihasinilight s
trimming, and paying all much" as you
heavy plates and heavy (rimming.
We manufacture our fdrniture, and wi
ufacturer's prices. Let (hose who pay
compete with us if their can. Jobbi
with the tin trade, done ha usual on sh
DIcKERMAN
J
New Milford, Sept. 18 1855;
MIMM
.TT ICOMING COUNTY MUTUAL NSURANCE
1...1 COMPANY, Capitl i $2,200,000, and increasing.
It is one of the - hest Co panics in the Mate. AM its
11
iOSSCS by fire promptly adjusted . Tt U . paid over
half anaillieq44 dollars hisses by fire sin e It went into
opei2tion. :Applicatioui received at t e store 'of B. 'Lyons (1: Co., Lanes44:mo, and at tit store of Ly
ons ik,Co.,, Jessup, Luzerne county, a d at Mont
rose: 1 B. R. 3.41'0 'S, Agent.
Montrose, Dec., 18.55` ? , •
FACTS rtion ! TIRE PEI
I:PIlk subscriber is carrying on the
1 DV BUSINESSI iu all its rarior
the, Chair awl Ware Shep in Rarfordo
found a greater -variety of Windsor:
Chair than at any other establishment"
also:Flag and Cane Semi, Bureaus, Bode
es, Settees, Tables, Stands, Lc. tie., all
be Sold at the lowest prices at retail,
with short notice.) • Ali work warrant
and'of good material. Short credits an
win be my motto. For, demonstration
idol, please call at my shop in Ilirford
_ _ W
Itarford, Octobtr 12,11844.
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and
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ne dolla”
, at B. R
at B. R
1111E211
jllar, at B
R. troNs
R.LTONS
R. LYONS
d for Pale
best qual-
Ilhe lye of
way and
9
ufactures
n all cases:
turned and
grease, tif! mal
Warrant e4l
oap !pay be r
liai
..55,410
• 2,50
2.5
delivered
ten barrels.
• 50.
10y1
EBB
v, on debts
ving their
ers., Mont-
ying me.,mon
do so 'br le
!r. & 'Co., ban
eceipta will
C. L.
• allowed
WARD.
151 f
balm
caviest plate
ent of latge
improved, as
Ind a superi•
Ay, you have
Ofree and light
ught to for
I sell at =n
maker profit
tg vonnected
I t notice.
ARRATT
TEO
AIR MAK.
• branches at
here may be
F. .d Rocking
i n the county;
,teathi, Loung
-1 of which will
r wholesale,
well made
sthall profits
of the *Wife
village.
NWOOD.
154m6
Agricultural Implements.
E.T. TIFFANY,:
OF
.I.)IIIOCK,SUSQ.
. .
WHOLESALE and Reiail Dealer'in EMERY'S
& BROTHER'S, and WHEELER, MELICK,
k Co's Rail Road,Horse Powers, Threshers and Sep
irators, Threshers arid Winnowers combined. • .
: Reapers and : veers combined. Mowing and 1
Reaping Mac M.., of six or seven different Patent- 1
ees, amen ' teh' - are - McCormiek's, Burrell's, Man
ny',, Weights, and the celebrate(' Retchums Machine, i
which is warranted to work to the satisfactions of the i
purchaser. The little Giant Corn and Cub Mill, the
Nimble Giant—Feed Mills, with iron plates. French
Burr stone mills ; for farm or mill use. Portable Cir- 1
cular. Saw- Mill. with 94 inch saw, for wood Cutting. - i
A;c., extra - table and saw for olittine . r' boards and fen-
clog stuff and general shop use. Cross cut.saw ar- -
.rangements, fp eatly Improved atfault to PoWer•fbr i
cuttiug wood in the Inc, (it will" cut off an 18 inch
login one minute.) Emery's pornible Cider Mill and t
Press, the: best in use,, Fanning Mills titted'for Pow- 1
ers. . Power corn shelters, Power Feed .eutt.T, In-
primed dog . Powers, Clovcraltillers, Wi n d Mills, of
'various sizes, StuMp Machines, slay Plesses, Field
Drill Sower, Lime spreader, Field Roller, Eountains
of / various patterns, Improved Hydraulic Ram, .Agri-
Cpural furnaces, Patent selfsleting Cheese • presses,
Churns of rations kinds, Cultivators -and Plows of
every description', Leather and Rubber Belting, and
various other implements. In fact almost ttOvimple
went a firater may wish, or any one else mai desire
exec') in'ilet handles and scandal, which no doubt
of t
' cart 1.. Obtained at the great manufacturing establish
' Ment (as is represented or misrepresented) in . 13rad.
Co. • They also manufacture an excelsior Fanning
Mill, (they call it) which 'may he very valuable if it
is capable-of blowing or - clearing the chaff from the
proprietor. -, Ah! What would belcit? ; ' .
I' would say to-those who may have been hunt
-IMged, that Emery's or Wheeler's Railroad . Horse
Powers:Threshers 4c, are not made or •- allowed to
be made this side of Albany ; also to those wishing
th' purchase either Enter Y's or Wheeler's Machines,
that Emery or Wheeler has not authoriied nor de
-4•
. sire Mr. 11. L- Blowers to sail their Machines.
Descriptive catalogue Brice- List and' circulars of
nearly all machines sold by Me, sent gratis and post;-
age prepaid, to all applicants.% Send your nameaad
address. • • - •f• - • • ,
- Now farmers il e the time to make from 12 to 25 or
SO -per cent. on Your inVeitnvnts: •Rem,e,mber I get
my machines direct front - the manufacturers.. l've
Ito middle man with whom to divide my 'cOnnuission,
as is the case with some. others. - All machines sold
by me are warranted to give satisfitetion or may be
returned if :not' as recommended. See' large band
;
'bills. circulars .lc.' _
Oreat Bargains
IN
WINTER gOOCIS
A: LA T-I-IROP 40 ,
w: o7l. l , i t oz i ol s e t _VA s e s ! ; l" , ,t, uo e
SA TIN ETTS,. AN D R D MAD E CLOTI
/NG at . greatly reduced prices, in order to Make
roomfor our Spring purchase. Now is the time to
bill cheap, as we are determined to sell'off our stock.
Fifteen and twenty percent may be saved by Calling.
,op usimmethately. •
Fiae,, Rich 11-endi Jferinocs, worth 10 and 12
shillings; at i4l per yard. l
Beautiful ,Striped and Plaid Delaints usually sold
for 23. and 213 ed. for 151 . am420 cents;
Paraniettas, A Ipaccas trol.nrgß, Ptannrk_ and
Lindsegs at prices that will "BEAT TM] ' JEWS . ."
20Satinttes front as. i,d. per yard to $1 'per yard, and
- per cent. less than the market price.
We'also keep' on hand a fine assortment of,
•
BROADCLOTPS,.,
all grades and colors, in price from ft 2 'to $4,50.
CASSIMERES,
Mack and colored Doe Skins, Fancy ditto-- . ..sherp's
Crry,-Kr . atucky Jeans, Corduror.-
- _l3.ez,a_dy-Maile Clothing.: •
Overcoats frtml $l to S'lt'); rants fn. only 4,4 'O•
Ves's Ovei r hawls, Flannel Jackets, a i•ery nice arti
cle to wort in-=call and try one on. • • ,
.1741.3 dial Cop, .Thotg (Neel Sk.oi.s,.C, ockery,
Hirderar, opd GrOCeriefi
A lot, more of those fine Teas. Try, if nothing
more-than a drawing; and you A ill be sure to try
.
2V.It - EE TiOATS,
Beside many other thing: that we shall be happy to
sheiv all who favor us with a call. We can and will sell
goo's as cheap as they can be bought anvwbere in
this cbuntry t l3inghaniton fiptexcepted. We, ran n
yell Ofollar's worth of goods on a yeat:'s Credit as we
will a bill of fifty for cash. Buy thq amount and
bring' the pay,'an'd you need not spend your time go
ing to " York -State," as We give yciu the worth o
your Intone:: here at home.'
13.
Remember all we havb said we mean, and if any
any one will call at NO: 3, PUBLIC. AVENUE, we
will prove all we have said to their entire satisfaction.
lOr All kinds of Produce, AurrEß, SOCKS,
AlvD EGGS, taken in exchange for goods at the
AllOTe /tent. A. LA.TaROP fi Co.
Mbntrose, February 12„ 1856. , 5t
.
. . New Era . - in Montr*se:
THE WAR IN' KANSAS CONTINUES!
Bothose who attempted to ;.iet - up a figlit in
Montrose, against "seeond.rate goods and high
pries," with the fag-euds of three or;four old stocks
hal4 fizzled; and! , .
: ,
- ! - Keeler and Stoddard,
whCse BOOT AND SHOE STORE. is located on Main
street, sOuth of &arle'S liotel,—with! the largest and
best assortment of Goods ever brought into this mar
keti .
bought at the - ! .
LOWEST FIGURE ;
an which they will self a qicilt? abr enst-are di
trey . .. sell a .ecite above cost;-are
de
teritined to give "the old codger" a hard 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 tOpuf our goods, preferring t 6 "let our works
praise us ;" but - we may be permitted to any, for the
information of purchasers, that we have' ust received
AN EXTENSIVE STOCK of Superior quality and
style, comprising all kinds of Gentletueri s, Ladies\
and _Children's wear. Also a g eneral assortment Of
Findings, and Leather of all kinds.
Work..matie . to order, and repairing done neatly.
KEELER Br.STODDARD.
c; June - 11, 1856. _
NOTICE.
. ,
ÜBLIC notice is hereby given that S. At WOOD
." RIM 1:3 receiving a new lot, of Stoves and
Wares of . all kinds usually kept in the Stove and
Tinware line of business, among which may be found
a better assortment of Stoves, heavier, larger, and
more durable than ever before offered in this county.
Al the . proof you need will be jest to call and exam
infor yourselves. AU stoves warranted in every
✓spect. " .
Kepeconstantly on. hand, an extensive assortment
o 777 IVARE, nmde - out of .
. the best material:l,
w ich is offered for sale as cheap es can be bought
in any market. Also.ori hand, Lead Pipe of all six=
ci, Chain and Gearing for Chairt Pumps, all sizes
Brass arid Porcelain Kettles, and all kinds Jappaned
Ware. . ,
'.Jcbbing`done on short notice and in good order.
Ali goods in the line will be sold cheap forlcash or
rproved) credit. . S. A. A.i. WOODRUFF:
Montrose, Margit 19, 1856
Valuable Lauds For sale.
VOll, SALE IN ONE BODY, *bout_ 5500 acres of
Land on the waters of Spring :Brook, a branch
if the Lackawanna river, in Luzern County, Penn'a.,
about midway between the thriving towns of Scran
ton and Pittston. These lands are ,covered with val-
Cable timber, and being situate in the most extensive
snineral region in Pennsylvania—known to cOntain
mon ore—and believed to abound in coal, and being
also in the immediate vicinity of several 'railroads
Oade and now in rogresa-Lo ff er to the capitalist an
pportunity for the Investment of Money that seldom
occurs. For further information apply to N. P. Ito.
Sck, Esq., No.ll, Wall street New York,•or to the
übscriber, at Montrose, Susquehanna csunty,Pa., the
attorney in fact of the owners.-
•
,
April 6, 1854. HENRYE DRINKE R,
AFRESH LOT OF CHOICE GIRO.
CEILIEN just received ind for sale cheap;
tip-top Tea, for fifty cents ; Pound Sugar, as tow
los can be expected; . Cheese; direct frotn-,Wew York
fetich as hardly grows in Susquehanna ; Flonr and
Balt constantly on hand at the lowest prices. by
„tug. 5, 1056. ' •F. B. CHANDLER.
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Are curing the Sick to an extent never
before known of any 'Medics . e • '1
INVALIDS, EAD AND JUDGE FOR YOUR' Ell S.
J.HLES HAUEL, Bk., the well known pe liter
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, whose Choice proiiure
are found at 'almost every toilet, says: 1
- "1 am happy to say of you r CATHARTre
.1 - I
have sound , them a better, family medicine, fo
use, than say other withiti my knowledge. NI
friends have realized :narked benefits from the:
incide with toe in believing that they possess cxc
virtues for driving out diseases and curing 00 irk
arehot'Only effectual, but safe and pleasant to b
qualities-which nmit make them valued by ti
when they are known." , i
The venerable Char:tenor WARDLAW Writes
timore, 15th April, 1N14: • [ '
"Da. J. C. Area , Sir; I hive taken 'your
groat benefit, fur the listleiwnees; languor, loss o
and Bilious headache, whiclEbas of late'years
nni In the spring. A few doses of your NU cut
have used your Cherry Pectoral many years in i
for.cougha and colds -with unfailing - success. '
medicines Wide!: awe : and .I feel it a pleasure
you for the good you hive done and are doing."
JOHN F. BEATTY, Est., Sec. of the Penn. l'
says: 1
4 4 Pa. R. R. Office, Philadelphia; Dec.
"Sir: I take pleasure in adding my testis
efficacy of your medicines, having derived ye
benefit fmm the use of both your Pectoral an
Pills. I am never without then: In my family
ever consent to be, while my means will i procu
The widely renowned , B, S.:STEVENS, bI. D.
worth, N. 11., writes:' 3. . -
"flaying 118010 your CsTßAltric PIMA in m
certify from experience tbAr they are an invalu
rive. In cases of disordered functioni oftbe lit
headache; indigestion, costiveness, and . the
of diseases that follow, the Pare a surer reined
other.' In all cases wham a purgative remedy I
I confidently recommend thole Pills to the
superior to any Other I hate ever found. Ti:
in their operation, and perfectly safe =gnat t
make them an invaluable article for public.o
for many years known your Cherry-Pectoral
Cough medicine in the world ; and these Pill
wise inferior to that admirable preparation f ...
nient of diseases." I
- "Acton are., ' Nor. tl3 , 11.53.
J, C. Arse= Dear Sir: I have icted from
my birth -with scrofula in'its worst form, and now, after
twenty years' trial,.and an unfoldo.of amOunt'r sufrering,
have been completely cured in
,a few weeks by your, Pills.
With what feelings of reptiring I write c a only be
imagined when you realize what I have ouder , d, and how • .
long.
.
‘• Never until now hare I been free frrim thi loathsome
disease iu-some shape. At times it attacked n• t eyos, and
made me:almost blind, besides the unendurab e pain; at
others it settled in this scalp of my head, and d sheyed my
hair, and has kept me partly bald all - my days; sometimes .
it came out in my
-face, and kept it FA months a raw sore.
"About tine weeks ago I commenced saki g your Ca-.
thartic Pills, and now am entirely free treat th. complaint. t
~Sty eyes are well, my skin ii _fair. and 'my hai has corn. - 11
menced a healthy growth ; all of which ma es me feel"
already ,a new pence.
" Doping this statement may be the means
information that Fliall do good to others; I ant
sentiment of. gratitude, Yours, &c.,
• MARIA R
"I have knoWn the above named slaria
her childhood, and her statement is strictly tr
t • ANDREW J. .31ES
Overseer of the Portsmouth Manufact
CUT. JOEL PRATT, of the ship Marion,
Boston, 20. h April, 1854: • . .
"Your Pills have cured me from a bilious a
arose Irons derangement of the-Liver, which
very serious. I had failed of any relief by in
and frOnt every remedy, - 1 could try; but a
your Pills hare completely restored me ,t,S he
;Wen ethem to my children for worms, with
fects. They were promptly cured. I recount'
. to a friend fur costivenszs, which. had trout
months ; he told me iu a few days they hai
.; You make the best medicine In the world ; a
to say elm'?
Read this fromithedistinguislied Solicitor of
Court, Whose brilliant abilities have ma
known, not ouiy in this but the neigLlxain
- - "Nati Orli •it:c.
"Sir: 1 Have treat satisfaction IM aseut
myself. and family have been very much ben
medicines. My wife-waecured ; two years
vere :did dangerous *rough: by your Cur.z
and since then' has enjoyed perfect health.-
have several times been cured from attack.
enza and Croup bv• it. It Is an invaluati
these complaint* Your cAIIiAATIC Ptus
cured, me !in= a dyspepsia and costivene
- 'grown upon ine for some years,2-- indeed
touch more important, (ruin the fact that
get relief from,the best Physicians which
. the country affiadit, and from any of the, nu
dies I ind:taken
" Y , ll t;peln to us; Doctor, like a provide
to our family, and, you may well supvsse
.mindful of it. 'Yours reppectfully'
• LEAVHI TI
• ; • .t Senate Clamber
1 . Da...1; C. ATER Holiored Sir: 1 havo
ough trial; of the CATO item Ptt.u, left Ince,
and have been tined them of the dread fi
under wli j ich he found me suffering! Th
lieved. mei and a few sulisequeht
Nino% ed. DM - disease. I feel in lietteacalt
some yea r.4Qefore, Lair: ibute entire)Of your (.1.1 )ARTIC P!LLS. Voura with . gre!
! • , LUCIUS IS. 51
• The above are all from rienrotis whd are . 1
where they reside, and who would rid nit
menta wlthout a thorough ennvictiorethat
•j• , •
PrOpared by DR. C. AYE
Practical and Analytical ChtmOtg; 3
' VirAedEL Tr:ntELL,and
nd by DrOlrgiits generally
IrATEN7r.:Mr.DirI
A -3Ic)NG the great variety of Me-Jici
Stcnie, may be fOund :ill of Dr,
celebrated Family - Medicines: Ayre'a
cal and (,htthartie Pills; Halsey's I'm
Vorcst ; flooflandedeleat i ed
Louden's! series 'of Medicip,
Gargling Oil. the greatest, remedy for
'or beast ever known ; Mathewson's I
dy, aud Horse Remedy'; Orick''s
variety of other.kinds ; 31:11.4
the greafremedy for burns, rheinnat
flaturnatcitiy complaints; Pond's; Hxtt
thing for purposes us above]
(trews' Pdh Destroying Agent, -le good
Balsam and Bono Liniment ;
dice• Bitters, Canker Drer, Linituent
Drops; Haker's Compound for Pyse
ton's Pepsin, for Vyspep. , ia;
Rodin find Extract of San:arimill ;
Salveg, tfte be in ma ;let,
endless.ariety. of Patent - Medicine,
numerous .to enumerate—but stitlicc
the public will find neatly every thin e
the Drug and Fancy Store 6f. ABE
liontroie, Ju!v. 15:34
Look Here.
ro 1 , 1 c•
N 1`
, .
' • ThiA jiit received from NewiYorll
rabic s . toCk of
New Goods,i
Comprising a first rate assorimeni
icines, Clienucals, Medical IfistruinJ
Dye-soil's; China, Glass, and Earth,
variety of Crockery,) Brittannia Wa
Planished Tin Ware, Silver and all
Spoons, Silver FoEks, Eutter Kniv
of Lamp, A good variety, of Woot
Mirrors, Wall and Window P4per,
Waref,Woodan Ware ; Brushe:4, Bic
series, Lamp Oils, Con:phone, Run
Stearinl land Spernmeeti Candles,
ya r itishe:2,. Window Glass,;
variety .6t Jeivelry, PerfunierY, an,
Gold aril Silver - Spectaeles'.l - Cal
Flutes, Adeordeans, Violin
Strings, J l k.e., The largest assor
Knives in Susquehanna-County', an
in market. Shot Guns, Pistols,
Barrel,) Revolvers,
In sh )rt, the Physician, tile. In
Reener,;the Farmer, the Mechanic,
the Professional Mam the Gethlem
Young 411 the Old, the Rich and ti
iful and ; the Ugly, the Gay, and th
all the.reSt of th.epeople, a ill find
plv.thek, every day wants' at Turre
"Store in the New Brick
Block—
itie.s and see, • ! API
Meintiose., - March . 5; 1856. 1
, VrThey arc all going to T
UPWARD ANl3 '
GO LT 130;07$
The border Rutfil4n4 '0
•.
DefeatiOd.
A" the endeavor to palin o
Stock of atirrri.or quality" o
cetved Irom an old hrtiken
Binaliamton, has proved au ent
friends down /men. Scriiii is
knowledge the diet. And shbuld
(witlout wearing) would be rill thi
convince the public that SIMMO)
at their store on Public Avenue,
Post Office, nave the largest at
stock of BOOTS AND SHOES ev
this market; which for price we.
with sec end rate ;Node) durability
lenge competition. We are rce
the Be 4. Houses in 'New York di
best qualities of Goods, which ke
complete. • ,
July 28, 1858, Just received'al
former Jatock, consisting or Ge
Boots, Patent Leather short Hoot:,
Gaiter Shoes and slips all styles"
kins Silvers and Boots best q
Youthsiand Childrens Boots,i Gait
hestin market. In. fact every th
trade. t
ALIA kinds of Leather, and
kilos if work made to order
neatly.i &SIMON:
- Montrose Juty 28, 1858,
VENTS per pair for Ladi
, It,
. • •. , .
Ftdi 17W-7-1
• -
fr.:l4E pleasure, in offering to their *customers, in
1 addition to their usual large stock cf 'Cant
Won't, the largest and hest assortment of "CANE,
FLAG; ANIY 1001 J SE-12' CRAMS ecer.offer•
ed for - sale in Susquehanna county, all Of *ltch were
manufactured expresAy to .their order, and tl le. y , c a n
warrant, them to he a superior article. Call at their
Ware-room; foot.- 61 . 31 a-hie street, and exarninu • fot
yourselves. w. w. SMATII."
that I
common
.y of my .
, and co
raordinary
k. They
taken—
e
3lon roc . Feb: 27. 56.1
) AN - D
11. JfOTT woad re;meetfufly; inform tbe
public that they are manufacturing Blatchlq's
eelebrat, - .4 11Owe. They
.alto jieep constantly On
hand, Side Jragne ('aunty, pia Idea
..Iloica,
Coltirdors. Dew ('borers, Sleigh and Cotter Shoe.,
Plenty Points of 'carious patterns, too numerous to
mention. We hope, by strict attention to buainez3.:
'to receive our share of public patronage. Mnnnfao•
tory, D. Post's old stand. Foundry, M. Mott, near
Searle:4 Milt. '
from Dal-
Irina with . ,
appetite, • .
overtaken
mt.. I
y family \
on make .
commend.
=II
.
t x-- Repairing done - on short !ice: - '
MERRIT MOTT.
' WAIT MOTT.
3, 1863.
my to the.
material
Cathartic
nor %hall I
• them."
Feb:6
•
•
:STEAM GItIST AND SAW MILL.
DOST 13120T111:11S having purelmed the above
eigaLliAntient, will I:cep constantly on haed. Sll,
ft:7 Corn .ikal cif verperio'r yual
tqg awl Biaa at the lowei.t cash firtee,tl,
Custoin - w .3: will be done with 'de patch,, a n d in all
cave= trirrro:4l-,!. , 1381 ti
•
of V'ent.
practice, 1 .
hie pup•
r,,cauiung
at, variety
I • than any
a required,
public, .as •
y are sure
ties Which
.. have
• the best
are in no
)r the tre,al-
rilltE . sul. , l•rii,er.: • a yet now tanning 'and will.ke:ep
c,onntly on hand, Lime of •11 very superior .
Montrast! DiTot, and will sell it in any
mantitiQs at 'a fur price. Pertaiais Wishing ti large
nantity can be ••••••••on a rC:ttqltlitble notice.
4•Arieli(ir ground 1 id:4er will be kept constantl on.
hind_ hereafter. T.' L. POST. • •
IL DRINKER...
JESSLTP. •
sfo . ntrose 3
rt(Tot, April
.•1
lint4T,t) Poiczt Agric•iiitetral Works.
Ivr:r.Lrs & co.,
• AT.111.,..VS
Kanufacturer4 and Wlinlesak! anti 'Retail Dealers hi
It conveying
with overy
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Nit, l 44-atatriVe
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• .
CKEIU'
icker from
Iring Co."
-rites from
!flack which
had in.conie
Physician,
few doses of
lttt. I have
the best cf
, tended
I led him , for
[ cured him.
nd I, am free
Cmcrs'9 - and Virla.ce.ler!s Railroad
arlorse-Power, .
r i .3 PliEstitlZS and Si - par:Ater:3 and Thresitors and
Winnowei-s ernalincric Clover If tilieN, Cit•cular
and Cro i cut Saw Mills, Emery's Cider Mills,' Feed
cut ter."4,c!!brn Sheil4rs, SiCorn at ail .`!:iecd, Planters, Sie .
tirain Drills and IL-pad-Cast Sowers, Dog Fow
-1 ;I:evolving Olilw's Grain Ci:adles,
Cultivators, Ketchum's celel , ratileapers a nd; Mrp.v
er;! 111,:gie Corn and OA) Exceldnr Fanning
i
M;11S:• L. at her and
tors,Appl..‘ Parafs, it,:frige....ttors.i Provision. .tiafes,
Ciptrus, &e. Extras: ftimiAell for repairing tioth
EmitrPs. atyrWheeler's.Machines. We invite partic
nlar attention to our Excelsior Fannin 'rho -
Th - L , cririti:ve . entalppie;, mice Lists, and Circulars
of ail Maniiinrs &c. snick by us, sent grat4s and. post-
I' .griprepaid, to all nppitcantA. send us- 'youl name
i.and address, and of your friends also.
.kgent, IILOWERS, Franitlin, ! Pa.- P. 0.
address, Montroso.) . . P.. IL WELLES ,Zt:CO.
Athebs, June zil r 1856. . . :24m5
the-Supremo rF
le him well.
Stotts... -
jett.
in you blot
fitea . Ly. our
ore, of- se-
PECT
Mylitiddren
of the
c remedy .for
hare entirely
ti+, •
wl•ich tins.
this cure is
had .failed to
~f
erous rcme-
e aro no. un-
fAXT.P.."
ies4.
lIIMEME
he your agent,
Rheum:al:lna
firer ihve re
live' entirely
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now than f o r
IV to the client
ihr reitpect,
I '
ETGALF." -
, taWicly known
~- t.tie.te state
kry were trite,
' ee: CO.l
2Z133.
kor, !Ity:iz.cu 4
CHANGEABLE. RAILWAY HORSE POWER'',
1.71 , T.
Effil
. .
.., . . •
.1. t<
power,leas an asemeel,mcy over nil otherS, tis
.1.., its gears catt, be shift:el from side to. , aide 1 1 11 4
ft mn our shaft to tilt: Other, g..iving it a slover,laertvy•
ine!ttion or a ligiti,-Ttick. methyl; arlapting, it to any o
the many use- , .Ctr which it mar b:: regain - 2
er i : •
-- -,The.ubscri'et‘r l having inetCle arran,„.. at: its whit
Emery B.: enite: , f•r tin: y,:fe of their machinery, 1r ill
ibriti-;11 - thes• wisitimi, , to .pmechase on ns favorable
terms anti etriih a.. creari gnetratety as can be given for
ant rirtebinery of :lee
...,a1 tiovt . in irsi:. Atbire:::.,..
ne! , at Turrell's
Jayne'Ajustiy
cherry Pets:o
-k!st Wine
erman' I:it t rrr ;
sprains • in nau.
IZenor
mirage, and a
inutie Ointment,
ism, and a:1 in
; aet.a first rate
'Ointment; An
article; Wood.
tt'XCY(I(rS
DYSIIt-.ry
,ntery ; Hough
. 1(1'6 Er.:l.r.tet ,ut
a variety of
Arid an almost
, artogether too
. • G.' A. TILDES . .
1 . 4)76;"t . Likt', al:na County; I'a..
IVE3IPERANCE• SAI.:GON AND : •
. u , ...', ‘._.A..L. 1 - , ' - - cr • • I
•
ON MAIN- I STREET,MONTROSE 'PA •
•
rpm; subscriber takes this.metbod to keep it be=
1. • fore the peopht- t,f Susquehmum county, that at
the Temperance. Saloon (the Only one in Montrose).
ie the place to get Pies, Cake, Crackers, Cheese,
Now York Camly.s4zatdines, Ilerring, Oranges and-
L N ; imt,., .‘ppl,-. NutQ, Sugar, PickledOyste:ts, Clams,
Ton:.-uk• and CneumberS, Small Deer, Ice cool Lem
-4,1,w!.. a nd Soda-Water; lee ('ream &c.; to eat and
,Er ink. 11.0, at. the same'r bee, is kept on hand a
:;,,,'Lts=minteut of, Gibr4CARLES. fresh front New
York. such 31.:Tea of different kinds, good, from 2s.
IA to is.9pl , t; pimmf : lhown.Sngar is now selling at
I ti cent= per pound, be,,t eftiree Sugar at Ili cents,
1 And ertndied. pidvetiied and graaulated Sugar at I V-
I cot, per Pound: - MaCkerel, Cod, White and Blui
I Fkb, Pork„Lard, Smoked Dam and Shoulders, Dried
I Ilvef, Ilin, Tobacco, (plug and tine-cot ; ) . Vinegar,
I 'Tallow Candles, .St earine
.Patent 'and Sperin ' do.,
i Rice, Soap ddiffe:-ent kinds, front 10 to 12+ cents a
t rar , soap . Powder and W aAing, Soda,.' Sack $a Slt" for
family tie, Shot, Percussioncdpf4,White.wa4, Scrub
, o , i, m i 'Shoe Brushes, Stove - and Shoe Blacking, Hair
-Oils, Perfumery and a variety of Extracts, Matches,
I Pepper, Cinnamon; Cloves, ground do., Ginger, Mus
tard, French and American, Coffee Essence, Corn
-Starch, Sago for puddings, Raisins front one shilling •
to IS mice per pottml, Zantee • Currants, Citron,
Primes, Licorice, drops and root do.; Candies of all
kinds - Fancy Candy Drops, Ginn do., Dried Peaches;
Pions and Cherries, oranges and Lemons, Pine Apz
ples,Cocoa, Broma and Chocolate; Nutinegs and pat;
ent Nutmeg Graters, patent Clothes Phis, , Transpar
ent Slates,'Slate and Lead Pencils, Sweet and Castor
i Oils in' bottles Fire Crackers-and other Fire Works,
Raymond's, i.ee's, tout WL-right!s Pills, Salts,.Dr.
Phyic's Camphor, Ointmcitt, an almost 'sure cure fo- . ..
.the Toothache, Sprains, Bruises,: Builis; Ste., same
`Horse Medicine, and a large assortment of Children's
Toys; among whichmre Horses on wheels, and rock..
ers, Dogs, LioiN, (ts, Ilirdl, &T.,' small , Pails- and
Baskets, Clatiohets, AccordeoifS, Harinanicans :Jews !
itattos, - a few Ladies' Baskets and. Sewing Bird;; also,
?Flour on hand by the pound, - sack br barrel, at as
low price and- as good otittlity ;wean be, bought in
Montrose. • -.
All orders sent by friendS'2 , Stage, mak or by chit- -
dren, with the to:Any, shalhiveive prompt attention
and -be' dealt as fairly by 4;:•,.it , these who ordered were
.present, theinselves,• --„, • . . . .
. The above goOds are fo'file: - at "livemnd let live"
prices. People are(requested .to call and examine
for themselaes. ,Tefinsr cash or ready pay; Thank
ful, for past favors, I hope to -make it an object•for
• those that want Groceries, Eatables, Sc., to get them
at the TemperancelSaloon,,and Grocery,
,: '
May 21;1 S.W . . , • k S. S. )IOTT..
it 10 sjiy, ant
4 in 11
TVIMELL.
=
AIL
.
,
of Drug's Mcd
ntS, Paints,
Ware, (a good
e, and
othrt!t• kinds of
s &c 111 sorts
and Oilt-,Fraine.
4 tationeryi- Stout:
otns Family Gro
ing Plynd, •
Hide and other
k •c. A first nay
(I Fancy Gooda,
1 Pens, Violins,
and Violincello
ment , of Pocket
thC I;esi, quality
ingie and Double
-and, the House
the Manufacturer,
n, the Lady, the
e Pam., the Beau
! FaAhionalde, and
something sup--
Low—Qual
-IEL TURItELL,
=MI
N-W
fl Alain St.
that ".E.rtensitr
Goods lately re-
Establishment in
re failure to. our
triiering."-,' We ac
tudge that seeing'
t WAS necessary 4o
S.B: MERRIMAN,
rst door above the
most desirable
cr introduced intc
tier no competition
and style we chal
iying - weekly from
4 latest styles and
4:18 our-assortment
REMOVAL. • ..
M. S. Wilsodhas :rmuoved' his Stock of Goody - into
his new Store (in the Brick Block) arthefoot of Pub-,
lic Avenue wlire . the Mei canine. imsines.‘ ‘ l will heron.
tinued under the Firm or M. S. Wilson Son. Ad.;
ditions to their present Stock will lie cootkalalk
made and particular attention given to keep up a
general assortment,—;especially in the,' Hardware
New Feeight. Ltike front Montrose
Argo addition tow
its Patent Leatho,
~ French Calf BOota
Ladi .Gaiters
ialitiea ; also Boys'
:4a and Shoes; the
qg helonghrg to the
Compistion Merchants, No. a Erie Buildings.
FOR the better necommodatio» of the Partner's of
Susrea county, we have concluded to ieerice
freight every day. of the iir"ceii. (Sunday's excepted,)
at the Store of M.S. Wilson and Sou, whq will attend
to shipping the same to NeW.Yerk, anethe return
bills will be paid. in visit at their store. • •
Capt. Witl;ham 'is their Salesman, whose len; OX
perience on the N. Y. & L. Railroad.justifieeChimin
!sayirg that justice will be donelo his patrons. With
the above arrangement we invite'fartneri to give us
a cal JUSTUS DILL,
CHARLES B. AILIISTRDEG.
Montrose,..Aug. 20, 1856. Aim&
iodings. &e. , AU
d repairing done
& MERRIMAN.
s' Underaleeves, at
LYONS Ar CO.
811,1111, FOROHAM & CO.,
:C;.4bitiet
PLOW SIIOP.
'EW . EST.U3 S 11 ENT
LIME:AND 1 5 LASTZFL,
:Emery Eroniers'
rmponmsr TO minsivys.
DILL & ARITISTRONG,
.
• William W. VTheittoll,' MAL
CLECTIC PI)Y:3ICIAN AND SURGEON. Ee l .
pectfully offer; his services to all wb e
" Reformed Practice" to the old Bleedin g s
and Calomel Plan. Jackson Susquelialuta Co. Pa,
•, C.C. Hollister,
aEALER 1N SADDLFS Harness, Trunks, T s .
liceE, 311onti&Re;:l'it: • . 1171
•7. D M.
'PHYSICIAN ANI) .sl3R4EolfOuta permanenth
X located himself at Brakpey.yille, SUSfinetwatut
county, Pa.; and - will promptly atelid *all calla with
which he may be favored.-
F. c. FORUii I`i.
d. SMITH JR'.
E. C . ‘ , , l cadiell . 4 kgoal: • •
- IMPORTERS AND PEApEI'DZ.P/PN AiGLAss,
1
and Earthen Warei . No. 10 . ..Wat*on-
You.
. . _
•a tir.TE, F.
(IR ABUAIt of the A' llopathic ind Homeopathic
.Colliges of Medicine, is kow pirinaneotli lo
cated in Great Bend Pa.
April BD, 1856: • - - .
. - - A. Bushnell, -
ItORNEY 4!: COUNSELLOR At, LAW, Otlee
over S. B. West's -Drug Store, Sweri k io u
Depot; Pa. ' • 11.
• T. B. Orehard, - .X. D.. •i•
DilYsiclAN AND SURGEON, Jackson, Suiqu e „
Itanna county, Pa.'. Sesideitue at thePbstoffice.
•
• - 11--ler A Stoddaid.
tiE A LERS
. 1 OOTS E; SHOES, -Leather & Find;,
• on Maine St., first door below Sarliallo-
3foritTiyite, 1856
. • William 11..depmpi •
TTORNEY..AT LAW & Ii( Al PUBLIC),
IA Office on Public Stitt:ire, Moptirose.
...____,...
. - • W. Singlet° ' • • ,
~
.!
rt.AIC now be found at his ne I stand on thict;r.
fie ;of Oirego and Chestn t. streets, inthe
building recently occupied by itimberr.vc r o.
where he ffeetail//y repaira, wit di/lie/Wl:Watch
es, Clocks, Jewelry, Guns, and every deseriptlou 0
Machinery; Wheel cutting ; Gun. and Watch axit e
piais supplied to the trade.
. • . H. Stift, - . 1
QURGEON DENTIST, Nontrogis' e, Pa., at Searle's
4fOtel, MondayS and Tuesdays of eac week
. Miller aeroWlec,
A - 'ITORNEYS AND CC4I7.NSELLORS , ..cf LAW .
and Solicitors in Chancery. Office 1q,,0..401 4: 1 0
street, Chicago, rd.
Thomas Ingstrum: • •
•
"r),EALIM; IN DRY GOODS, Grocesier s . Clothing;
I.J Crockery, Boots and 'Shoes, kc., poe/mum
hey , ', Pa. . •
Bentley &
A TTORNEYS: AT LAW, AND BOUNTY LANt
ill AGENTS, 13lontio r
ar; Pa.
33..1. BENTLEY. - P. nun.
T IVI RY AND EXCHANGE STABLE Office in
Li hi. the rear of 7Wilson's*S I,
tore Nolitratei , -
• • ' - J. Colstext, •
EALER I\ STOCFS, Tin,
G e
Iron i~ arc, Loders~ille, near o r ppe jin a lg i ,;o " t t . -
December 4.
- L. P.
-. A TTORNEY AT LAW, Stacruehioinet, Ps. 01E0
on Maine strcet,.one door east of Letitielit's.
•
, • Frazier
ITORNEYE; AND COUNSELLORS ST LA
ir
f Office, on Tao - pike :street, one iloOr East Of
Po=t'. Storc., 31:critroe, Pa. .• ; . f
Albert CliamberJii
A - TTORNEY'T LAW and'Juktice of the
over 1: L. Pcst - k C-u's Store, Xo2qlVfle:
- Wm: H.-lessup,
kTl l. l`)(.,R.,,7iTrAtiTeLstat -- ,f9-eCcr°l7,l l2lsl r . 4.• end
to all-business entrusted to him Nsith prompts, and
o!Jice on Pablic ..lquare, occupied by e.
\Vni. Jessup. g '
. .
buel . Turrell,
rtEALEtt IN DRUGS, !JEDICINES, ChOnicalt,
Paints, Oils, Dye-stuffs, Groceries, .Et.riGoods,,
tiardware„ gttotelvare, Wasstyare
•Jewe'rr, Silver Spsk.ins, Spectacles, lituitoaVlistro
inenim,.Trtisses, Surgical lustruinents, ,Liquors,,rer
fluttery, Mirrors, Statitirtery, Brushes, §hoot, Yankee
Notions; Sze. . ... •
• . B. R. Lyons
A7IIOLESALE AND . RETAIL DEAURS
•• V rir flood:), .Groceriee, Sgt, Flour ? and Had.
n.
.E,ape.sLoro,
Chaudier t • •
)EALER IN DRY GOODS,
,R . eady Made Clotting,
I— , • Groceries,- BO . olcii And ,Stationers -etc.,
Avenue, :Montrose, Pa.-. - •
- I. L. Pot ct Co.,-
rIESELEILS URI', (IGLUS, Groderi*.CroCkerY.,
:Li: Hardware, Leather, Ilour, etc.,:torner - otTtm
pike street and Public Alpnue,'Afentrose
- - J. Llthlslz
TIE.NLERS IN DRt•GO O OPS, G Ics, Bagw i t rf
Ci-ockerv, Tinivare, Groceries', BOOkBsLete-; NV
carry on the .hook Binding blisineii••—.l%* Ma ar
.3(Gutror, Pa. - ' • - ,
. ' - Bentley & Read,
TYEALERS IV DliT GOODS, Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, 0113, Groerici,Alardware r Crock#l7,
iron, Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Spoons, Pee
uni e ry,. ke.—Foot of Publlt Avenue, .ilfeatrase.
•
William & -Jessup, -
TTORNEYS AT LAW, %ifontfose s Pd. Nom
tice in',susquehannn, Bradford, ,ViraytiOtOk
tuing and Luzern counties. 7 •
William W. .-Smith & Co.,
riABINET 31AKERS..- They keep '=eonstinti 6a NJ hand a - geod.assortinent of:. all kiadapf Cabinet
Furniture.. Shop and Mare Rooms' . 4t the fedi of
Maine street, Montrose, Pa. -
, . .
Rockwell. & Winton •
ANUFACTERERS arid • DEALERS 'in Straw
11-1.. Goods, lids, Gaps, :Furs thrabregatt,. 1'41 .. ra•
aids; ltibboja, Nri;4o istrtd;New
York, (up . stairs.) • , •
s. B. Rric.KWELL: w. WlstoN.
A . BALDWIN Wholesale and
• cr in Flour,. Salt, ,Pork, Fishaoirdigrainiftd
weal, e'andles ' clover and timothy - seed.. -
:so llamas fresh ground flour just recelyed.froci
Ithica Mills. - •, • . ; • • , •
- Montrose august 6, 1866.1
8. Thayer ? -
_3IIYSTOTAX A D SURGEON,' Minitni;e;
(talc,: in the Farmer's store.. • _ v 2-08
lIENRY DRINKER; .• -, --
.; • jioN - most,/
~.
WNI..IIUNTTINCi COOPER..
Novimber m185 5 '
ISAAC L. POST. ,
TARAFTS on New tork . City. and PhOdg:lpbia.- - '
11. Collections pfomptly nintieand - retriitteo.•
70filce hoary from.lo ~c. Ir. - tO. 8:: •.:- -.-: - •
. ... esgr.4: Allen - Sr Paxton, N..Yort- - '•
REFERENCE; Runnel O. -)l.Ortnn, - .E.1q., Phirii.
1
Icon. Willi4m desiiip; 3101Am - ie. -
...
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-THE INGEPEND.ErsIT REPUBLICAN ,.
zuntisljED EXERY MAIRSDAYVORNINCI, AT NOTICES!
sl,so•Pits ANNUM, IN - .IIDTAki:
Moen of ,A.Avertising.
.one square (16 lines of r lt'w-:) one vieek, •
One square " two weeks,; ; 3 ...et!!
One square " • thtqe•weOlui •
One square " one mouth,„ .... ; 1,7. 3
One sq ua re • " tio mtitAso,; 4..2;1 5
One ,square 4
One square " : 14x Months, . ..
t • _ 00
One square 'wriy vt
For two or more sqUarei; inserted by the yew; •
deduction from the abti*e tirices Is made. yet;47
'
yertisers will have the privilege of altering or 'chin
inr their advertisements,wittiout additioutd.eharge,
Business.. etrds,`.nocoeeeding linesdase"
at $29 per annum.- •-;; •
Job' IVork. . _
This ofilen is supplied.with, a,gontleseetimo
Jobbing materiels, and all idridnlef-JobOork.
as. Cards, Posters, PamPhle*.kti,,iitill 6i 4c00.0 0
1p and promptly. -
Vc ° ltr7,
91 , 1e("c4ir,_451111 4 ,11 3 Te i a re '
, ifontroie,Sopt . . 1 . 7; 18361. . .
BRINES
CARDS.
' ~t -
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Banking - House:
OF
POST. COOPER. & CO.