*'o,lt,ttrqt:-...-i*pilmtitt;
ObE.
,n. I
Witirkirra•
iii 4 di the greet ea.tlfass.) - ..4rieldnetal Fair.
.
" r One movaing t ,at tbe hest and Fall,
.. Foos'atdaut and bride
1,, ,
'' , ! Ell in the shade of Eden's irail-'—f' - .
.'• lint on the one side. . . - . _
Tkey heard the air above them Owned,
',Alight step ou the award,
And, lo! they:saw before them stand
The angel of the Lord! -
smiting in the morn, -
•,.. Their forfeit Garden ley;
-Before them e wild with rock apil thorn,
• The desert stretched sway.
'Ehe,:blashing.in her tig-atfanit
• - For the chaste garb of old ;
_no. afghing o'er his bitter fruit,
Ric Eden's grapes of gold..
"•,,,.-,•. e .1t./artijar why look•behlnd,.
Wtken Hope is all belkirti,• • - "
" • ••%. ;And , pidenthand and titling mind •
Your loss may yet rekore I •
I leave you with a spell whose power
.Can' make the desert ghpi, .
And mil around you fruit and flower
..1.0 fair as . Eden had.
•
N I-clothe your band with pewee to lift
- The curse Gan off your soil;
' l''entr'rety doom shall seem a gift,
Your loss a gain, through loft- s;
. .
"Go, cheerful as yon humming-bees,
.To laboras to play."
--And gleaming over Eden's - treea
The angel passed away. .
i,....T.he.pilgrima of the world went forth,
Obedient to the word, 4.
n d found, where'er they tilled the earth,
A. garden of the Lord ! I
•
Thee more, oh 1 iiiiite-winged.angel: stand,
Where man Edll pineg and grieves,
And lead through Toil;tn Edendand,
•
New Adams-and new Eves! • .
teem
/ems tlic lidelligenecr. •
' The Ctunese' Sugar Cane.
• VcrasulaoroN, January 27, 1857.
Zlitors of the . ...Vationitl
Orattiinman.: As public attention is every
- 'where directed.to the culture of the u.atinese
intgar cane," , 1 would respectfully request you
to publish the following revised report (tithe
'rettiarks of D. 3. ilmwrie, Esq., at the recent
session 'of the United States Agricultural Zo•
444 held in this city.
Your obedient servant, . _
Bear reality rooms,
' Secretary, U. S. A. S. ,
• i EXTRACT tittou TAR OFFICIAL REPORT.
,
'the chair called up the subject of the Chi
,
hese sugar-cane (sorghum vitcharatunt) for
disciussion, and, by unanimous consent of the
I # 6o Y •
D J. Browne, of the Patent ,Office,
Was, requested to give. his experience in res
pect to this plant He firstobserved that he
could may but little more than was already
known to the public, but was willing to ens.
werlany questions'on the subject - which might
.tie put, to him. The rnam .points elicited in
relation to this , product from his remarks and
replies may be summed up as follows:
m r ..Browne bad had- three years' experi
'ellen in the culture of this plant. He first
haw it grow in. France; in 1854, and had ex
pertinented with it in the District of Colum
bia the two succeeding seasons: It was cul
ilyitel in various localities, differing in the
' . usniteter of the Foil, its exposure to the sun,
itiMoisture, dryness, degrees of fertility, sze.
'e iseed was planted at different distances
apart, with. plants a foot asunder along the
drills, or in hills, with a corresponding num
bet' of stalks to each. The time of planting
frOin the . Ist of May to the 20th of
juosi: • That sown early in May did nut ger
,nainste -before two or three weeks, but ma
ttited„ its seeds sontewhat, earlierthan that
:0401 IMO; that sown on the 20th of J one
;,.tiiitopxfootrie of its seeds nearly as soon as
-eattplanted oo the 10th of the samanninth.
The - seed ripened between the 10th of Sep
tember and the 15th of October, but unequal
ly iWthe same fields. In some instances it
'.stood excessive drought as well 'as thelight
(costa of September-and. October, without in-
When the stalks were cut or eaten
off war, the ground hy animals in July, new
• shoots sprang up and perfected their growth.
()Weir 'plant* were suffered to stand after
their. ripened seeds bad been , removed,- and
new panicle.4put forth in - October, at their
,simtmost joint., but did not mature. Ile
liadheet informed that plants were' left in
&nth Carolinaln a spoiler manner, the stalks
of e4li - of winch ripened several successive
panicles of seeds.: The seeds will mature
from'. eighty to one Hundred days after plant
mg. - He also said • that five crops of , fodder
had been 'citlfivatet in:Florida the past sea
son frotti,the same roots, the lastperfecting
The amount of avids produced to . the acre
in the Thstrict of Columbia s•aried from fifty
to sixty bushels, yielding in many cases a gill
to a stalk. The weight of green matured
plants to the acre he estimated to .be from
fourteen to thirty-three thousand pounds.—
lie Was infonned that in one instance, in ken
tucks, nine tons of fodder_ were raised to;,an
acre,iatt weighed safter three' months' drvieg.
As ai fodder plant he thonght its geograp hical
range would correspond to that of Indian
ctorn,'as it had been grown as far north as St,
Paul, In Minnesota, and. fully ripened its seeds
In Massachusetts and Illinois.. It grew with
the greatest luxurianee in a tnctist, loamy soil,
well inanured, with an aspect " but partially
exposed to the morning and evening sun, hav
ing attained a height of ;seventeen feet, with
stalks an inch and a half in diameter. On
dry indifferent. eoils, untnanured, and fully
exposed to the sun during the day, the plants
did not attain; more than half these dimen
shims. He remarked that both sirup and
sugar had been mantifiteuredi . retu the juice
in thlit ecamtry.'as well as in l 'France % The
bit
augu , which he 's een was both in "a "errs."
tsliztible and once stalizeble state, the latter
technically knOwn s "grape-sugar ." Sirup
Of a superior qualt had been presented to
lien fr om New.H pshire, - equally' as good
as that extracted from the perennial cane.—
By adopting the usual. process in tins 'ccorintry
ot,making
. sugar from the Maple, by boiling
down the" mice .in a single kettle, one would
"rase } _atleceed in making a good article from
the West Indluti,ame. . 7
In Cuba and - elsewhere it was a common
ziractice in mattufitcturitig "Inuttoradon su
gar, first to 'out the canes near the, 'ground,
.deprire them of their tops and {leav es;
them ,iminediately to the mill, crush out the
juice by means of three east-iron or wooden
rollers, and,tmese it to flow to a series ofboil
.erkof peculiar , construction, to which are ap.
plied various degrees of heat. to the first
'bolt e r the . pipe is raised to a temperature
i et newhat *Writ Itlood hett, and a small
'gawky oflime-water is added to neutralize
the acidity. • It is then .transferred emcees
ivelylinto the other boilers, undergoing dee
rent :sieeees of 'AimllitiOn,, tempering, and
othermanipulatiOns, which can only be learn
ed brpractiev,netil it reaehes-.-the point of
erystilization. : -, From . the last boiler it is
poured into a receptacle,".
in Which; by grad
uaikt ifteitigi lit ' endergcies the process of
Fa 41 1 4431 47 ' A is next looped' out, and
pouredlnt4 :WO* eagthen pits, with.small
sperturea4n'theit - iiotfoina,und conveyed to
.the "dripping-0;4," where ` this mOlassfte, or
uneryteralTiatile z potliptis e fells into it gutter
-- .
below, - il run% into a reeeir •
s,
~.„
to puttin 7 . tt up into casts; .'' ' .
'' :1111.4 0
dripping: is completed; vrlu ~,,:hu!te2. ! setriatal
days, and, the auger becotries*d_ . _ o,lo„itafiy,
the pots ere cerriedito woOden';''gol' i liWl*the
'sugar emptied out,' pulverited.l64kag,
god thea'paelted into boa* or casks, fiw'snil3-1
meat or tp* He . thought that if 'this, o r t
'Signe siMilse process; were applied - to the -
juice of tote (Um cane in the United States,
we . might succeed in making from it a crys- .
talized sugar; but, as 111)94 One third part is
uncrystalixable, it might' be questioned
whether .the'atteinpi to separate. it would be
~
ecieuimitaa. • -,• ,',• ,'-. -. •• ..- •
It was stated that; by means of optical in
struments, we, may - elearly distinguish the
preponderance of crystilliable sugar of this
plant, ea Well as'that of Indian -corn, and that
there appears - to be some relation between
their maturity und . the facility with_Whieli
crystals , can be obtained. Ho -was of the
opinion that this cane contained- the greatest
amount of, saccharine matter When the seeds
were in their milky state,- . and,that -the rich
ness-of the juice mainly depened upon a hot
sun, a continued sulii - mer -beat, S and a warm,
moderately rich soil, but . ,net upon the 104-
tilde in Which' it lie cultirated, as had bean!,
inferred:. From three fourtha to seven eighths',
of the•stalk cOnsist of: juice, which varies in
richness' ataxirding to , -the size,- vigor, and
lieidthinets• of the plant. ~,That, tak e n from a
cane'seventeen 'feet in height and one inch
and 'a half in dianteter, grown io the District
of Columbia, on „the-moist loamy land refer
red to above, yieldeilontii fourteen per cent.
of; dry -iewtharine inutter'; ~while that front a
stalk about nine rot hi height, au inch in di
toneier i eultivited on light land in Massachu:
setts; gave twenty-three i4o. cent, . Further.
More it was asserted' that. !aleohol of n supe
rior,.quality and agreeable taste, resembling
no3-eau, had been nutnufi4iured from it--- - -.,a
bread.saving crop being thus supplied—and
that, if l'idistilled with grape seeds, it Would
produce an excellent brandy. But - a ditlicul
. ty had been apprehended,ihoth' in the manu
facture of sugar and aleihol, from the fer;
mentation of the juice in' *arm Weather, ow.
ing to the ahorttime left Srki the manufacture.
This, however, he. thoughttmight be obviated,
in A northern climate, byl, planting -the seed
' sufficiently late to allow its maturity to oc.
-car during the time of the light autumnal
frosts, lie had observed the juice did
not ferment Where the . niOn temperature of
the day, was 45' or 50' 'Fi ; hat at a greater
heat it soon partook of .t, e nature of eider;
and would doubtless even ually make an ex
cellent - vinegar, fifteen•h ' dre...d gallons of
whieh,:he thought, might produced to the
acre. •
~• • • . , . . .
. .
In respect to its nutntiVe properties he eit--
fed instances of cows v.hichhad been fed upon
this cane .exclusively giving a diminished
quantity- of milk, hilt of inj..reased richness of
quality:. - He had seen two stock cows, not
giving milk, which had su 4; i isted entirely up
on it for six weeks, that w•• re hi- good condi
tion for the butcher. le' another case the
seeds
~ were thrown bros.. t, and the crop
used for soiling. The ani l als fed upon it in
I a green , stte throve well,' , fibrding excellent
i
Milk, wi thout exhibiting
! 'i'fly symptoms of
." hero" or flatulency, w •Ich are sometimes
prothiced in feeding upon :, ceulent clover or
-Indian corn. The most serious objection to
this plant be conceived to Übe the woody na
ture of the covering of the stalk when fully
matured, which renders if', c l. more di ffi cult to
crush' fer the purpose of , !obtaining its juice,
and its linfiteess as fodder .!ifor animals with
out being reduced to f "tents by cutting,
though, when thins reduce,i, it is greedily de
voured:by cattle, horses, sheep, and swine.
The only insects he bad o . • reed to attack it
were aspeciei of green -p ant-lice., (aphides.)
\ihich appeared ti, do no . 4ential heron.. The !
- :
seeds, he,thought, coul d raised at about
the price ofoats, and woo prove highly Val
'table 'for the purpose of ceding to animals',
if not.emPloyed for hu. 'food. ' When de
privedi•Of their pellicles .o . Covering they had
been used in France- in etnanufacture of
chocolate—thepellieles theimselves tieing ern.
played for dyeing silk; i !toning shades va
rying front a_ pale.violet t : - .4 mute-Carmine.
'As to the' fact' of this p a nt exhausting the
soil, Mr. - Browne thought. re was no doubt.
Judging . _ from its analog `. to the perrenial
ni e
cane, he believed that at :st half of its ash`,'
Consists of phosphates, a rd more than one
fourth[ of silica . : ' He did of think it advisa
ble to;apply to this.crop nosh, if any, stable
.r, - othgr ammoniacal manures, as it. would
'flouriSh on nn indifferent soil by the addition
of a - modenite luatitity o bone-dust, phos
phatic guano, wood aishes,in. poudrette. lf,
thus cultivatd, and the crisp fed oat to the
animals on the farm, and4heir manure,re
, turned to the fields on whieli the plant grew,
it could not fail to be a dii•ect and eeonomi
, cal mile of restoring. fertility- to eihausted
lands.; • '' 4,:! -
In conclusion, on being aced for his candid
opinion as to the adaptatiotil of this species of
cane iii the wants and eco my of the United
,
StairS, Mr. Browne ave'rr that, as a forage
crop and a . restorer of exh usted lands, more
especially those -of the 4tlantic and Gulf
States; wherever the corn ;plant Would thrive,
it cannot be surpassed by .i.tiy other product..
It was also his belief 'dud tjt, - would produce
sufficient sirup, and perha' ga
s suer, alcohol,
and Vinegar; to supply t e demands of the
Whole country ; in. all al 'ntions where the
plant would develop its 'l4!ieeds- to a: milky
, .!!
stage. He would not, nlwever ' advise the
farmers to be too . sanguine in adopting his
views, and thereby run . iiro undue specula
tions,by excessive cultivatkin, nor in making
Unwarrantable expenditure 4 fur the purchase
i'd machinery and seeds ; fle . had ,no hesita
tion in predicting that its' lidoptiori would he
general, and that at no
~4tant day it would
be ranked among our staple ' - crops. •
~,, , k
Coaxs.— -The beat cure for these trouble
some things that we ever tfed is to soak the
feet in hot water for a qua' er of an hour, so
that the corn becomes sof t and then trim it
off as close as possibleonfil not 'cause pain.
Then take the tincture ofFlthe Arbor Vitte,
plaoed upon s little eotton.*d apply to the
earn, and atter a few aPPtiestions the corn
- win not only disappear entirily,but will not be
likely to return again.---Sz t eatijfe American.
To Rutz Cosmos SzALtilo-wAx.—To eve.:
ry one ounce of shell-lac taite half an ounce
each'ot rosin and vermilhoii, all reduced to a
fine Powder. 'Plum ihenti over a moderate
fire and melt them. An ,Color will do as
well' as vermilion. • .
--..., .
NEW STORE INE ' GOODS' I
T_l siwlrric Gip& w '
, d . respectfrillyinvite
1-1- . the mums of Gibson tincinity to their very
hirZe oitoek of • - - - .
_- • rail aid Win Goods, . .
_ .
which they are now receiving selling at very
lose prices; consisting In p ,Dry Goods, Grocer
s;
iea, Crockery, Tiardware, P ' 011 e, Beady made
Mulling, Boots and Shoes, &ell They are prepared
to exhibit to the people of Gi " , one of the largest
stocks of Ready made Clothin• : 'ever offered in this
market, which they are bound iiiir sell Cheap as Ike
Cheapest. . ,
In additioito their stook; they are now receiving
a large stock of Cooking _a nn 0 Parlor Stoves, Tin
ware, de. • So call and ses ifilyon do not buy. , No
charge for. showing Goods. 'NJ; - ,
N.B. 1141WLEY RPLTILD. - •
. - AU kinds iit country ',reduce taken in ea
change for. Goods at market price.
Gibson, 'October t 2., .181iG. •. - . . • lyr
1
rtals;'4"now, etoor, ' L .
- LYON'A ,i; SON"i;
111 WnentilniellgOVlONOA ,
We diairi it is it'iong"=-Jaya the PA
OF .4; •
Guttenberg, Roseniamo, & Co.
4 4 W 114 ill wrong?" inqpirad a neighbor of ours
V' V the other' day. We told him ft was wrong
for aWu io dress in each a cold Arty in linen gar-,
Meats, Just so MI6 SS IS la wrong for a Lady to dress
on a cold tiaY in i'thip barage or gauze dress. Our
neighbors said, " Iltirfiveryborly can &es* as they
"That is true enough," we answered, "but
we say ibis all wrong kw any to risk their health too
enrich by exposing thednielves to: take cold, which
will certainly bring_ on other diseases And shorten
their lives, when if they would call at
OUR ESTABLISH !VENT, -
•
with a very small Mil of money, they could get core•
fortaWy warm dressed from top to bottom. The othJ
er day we met a man half-frozen for the want of
Clothes, grinding his teeth together likes Threshing
llachine, but we soon cured him. :‘ We dressed him
up warm, (for small charge,) and then sold him Dres
ses anti Shawls at astonishing low prices for the rest
of his suffering family, and since that the man feels
as happy and pleasant as anybody.
Thar fore come all and seems. Try us, and you
Kill find that we give you more for little than you
ever got before. • ' •
GUTTENBURG,' ROSENBAUM, k CO.
x. oICTIENDZRO. /.. LOSSENakIIIi.
C. It. WITTEKBERM a. wzrnamssa.
Montrose, Nov. 2G, 1854.
NEW GOODS.
E are on hand once more with a choice selec
tion of
Fuli is Winter Goods,
which comprises our usual variety of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Crockery,, Hardware, Drugs and Midi
eines, Paints, 0 itti and Dye stuffs, Patent Medicines.
Boots and Shoes, Sole and Upper Leather, Hats and
Caps, Watches Jewelry and Silver Spoons, Carpet
Bags, Trunks, Watches,
Wall and Window Paper,
Clocks, &c., &c., alt of which we offer fin. sale onuor
usual terms. 111" 4 NTLEY & READ.
Montrose, Dec. 1, 185 n. .
Q largepssortment of long'and actuallyehawia,
shawia, from 41,00 to $9,00, just rimed, and for
;safe cheap, by - BNNTLF:,Y
Dirgg..oo,..—We have just opened a choice
lot of De tainea, Paratuetta's, and other Dress
goods of entire new patter* Call and see.
BENTLEY & READ.
CLO7 - ITSk
complete in' this line, and will be-sold at the
•
lowest kind of a profit. BENVLEY & READ.
HATS 8. CAPS.:' —A great variety of
quality,'of both men's and hoy'sjust received,
BEITLEY & READ.
1200 TS & SHOES.—Menc, — iouth's, and Boy's
Li Boots and Shoes ' as cheap as . the cheapest.—
..41s°, Ladies Gaiters, Buskins, &c.
BENTLEY & READ.
CI ROUE '%.-*A full supply, and Fold at a small.
.er profit than usual. Our six shilling Tea can't
be beat. BENTLEY & BEAD.
UPPER LEATHER, constantly on hand
17 BEICTLET k READ.
TEWELRY.—We haveniade an addition to our
tl- Jewelry case, a large stock of Gold and Silver
Watches—Silver, Silver plated and German Silver
Spoons (all warranted) Ladies Pins,Ear Drops,Dmee
lets, Silver Fruit. Knives, Rings, Napkin Rings, Spec.
acles Gold and Silvr, Porte monnaics, kc.dtc„which
will be sold at a very low figure,
BENTLEY & READ.
Montrose, Nor. 19, 1856. • -
AIRY SALT by the pound i tusliel or sack, jus
Aft received and for sale by
BENTLEY St READ.
LriIIOGRAPIIIS; Artist's Paints in tubes,
L
antrArtiet's Brushes; The Balm of a Thousand
Flowers, for beautifying the complexion ; Gonraud's
Powdres Subtiles, for removing superfluous 'hair,—
also his Italian Medicated Soap for removing Tan,
Freckles Pimples and Sallow Complexion; Batche
lor's Liquid !fait'. Dye, also his Moldavia Cream for
the hair ; Holloway's Pills and Ointment, and nearly
all the -Pills, Ointments, and Patent Medicines in cre
ation, at TCRRELL'S.
= Montrose"„ June 18, 18.58.
• , SOAP MANUFACTORY.
THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand for sale
at his e.tablishment in Montrose, the best qual
ty .of SOFT SOAP, manufactured from the lye of
wood ashes and grease ; in the old fashioned way, and
not by any patent process.
For those that furnish the grease, he manufactures
the soap for $1,50 a barrel. Warranted In all eases
to be a good article, or the Soap may be returned an
the motoy refunded. •
PRICES.
-Per barrel. gl,OO
Half Barrel, 2,50
Ga110n,..... 26
Wholesale dealers will be furnished—if delivered,
at the Asbery-In Montroie—at the rate of ten barrels
for $45, or at Scranton at ten barrels for $5(l.
JOHN HENRY WARES.
Montrose, March 17, 185(1. 10y1
Prof. Charles. Norris,
B'DIRTIER, Shaving Saloon, and Hair Dresser, hay
ing again removed his shop front its former loca
tion in the basement of Searle's.llotej, to the room
over Chandler's Store, is prepared to exercise his art
in the most. scientific manner, on all who. may he
leased to entrust their heads or faces to-his bandit.
Nov. 20. .22y1
Read the following Letter.
HOME, TESTIMONY.
We hare received the following lett6i , In relation to
Da. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT Pis
Acorns Foca Cowles,
Susq. Co., Pa., Sept ‘2Bth, 1856
Megirs A. J. Wntrs it Co., New York:—
"The Morse's Indian Root Pills had from you Ore
waireraal satisfaction, in stvlar INSTANCE, and our
fanners Use then for almost everything.. The DYS
rirriatir has been raging in this section to an alarm
ing extent, for the last six months, SCARCELY a also Lx
tamflY having escaped, ExcErr THOSE WHERE. your
pills hare been c!ISD As • Paavrettrx„ in which ease
they have NETER TAILED. I will inform you-shortly
how to send a further supply. Your ob'eServitn
ALPTIONSO H. SMITH.
Such letters is the above need no comment from us,
they ought to ronrin;e all of what letirm/y believe,
that Dr. 3lorse's Indian Root Pills are the vity Lest
Pill ever mad , : • •
Solein llontmse by S. TI. & D. Sayre, and Txy one
person in every town, and in all country stores.. A.
J. White it Co., 2 St., Peters Plaee, New York, sole
Proprietors. - = 47—tf
Notice.
TIIE acocants of. Patrick and Dimock must be set.
tied immediately or they wilt be sued without
further notice. E, PATRICK.
Montrose, Oct. 29, 1856. • G. Z. DIMOCK.
Blacksmithing, In Springville.
THE undersigned-ha sreceived from the city, and
will keep constantly on hand,
A Good Stock of Iron,
and having seccred - the services of a good workman,
is prepared 'to do
Shoeing, Carriage-Ironing,-
.
and all sorts,of work in his line promptly and well,
and cheap for cash.
Those having accounts with the aubsaiber of over
a year's standing, are requested to 'settle up without
- • • DAVID LATHROP.
Spriagrille,•Oct. 80, 1856. , • .42m6.
Ammunition.
Liastltas POWder; Safety . Fuse, Gun Pow-
LP - der, Shot, Lead ; Gun Gape and Wormers, Pow.
der Flasks, Guns, Revolvers, Pistols, tee., at the
store of - ABEL TURRELL.
Montrose, October - IS, 1856.
Harrah for the New Starer! ,
►
1"11k; undersigned take pleasure in' announcing to
.11.. their friends and Customers that they have mov
ed into their NEW STORE, with an entire new
stock of Goods, consisting of every variety of mer-:
chandise kept in country or city. Friends, give us a
call 1 We do not KU at "old fogy" prices, nor "Jew"
those who purchase of as; but trade fairly and hon
orably at "live and let lire" rates. We both preach
and practice the true business principle of " quick
sales and small profits." Let it be distinctly under
stood that we do not wish to sell goods on a long
credit. We shall sell goods so , lbw that the pur
chaser can afford to borrow money at twelve per
cent; and par down for:therm Salt, Five and pro
duce of all kinds kept constantly. on band, and .sold
at lower rates than at any other establishment in
town., To prove that we are not_boaktiOg, but tell
ing plain truths in a plain way, call'andluircluu
N. 8.—.411 kinds 'of produce taken in exchance for
goods. R. TIJ-AYER & CQ.
Montrose, October 14, 1856. 40-t1
.
Graham[with, Soda And Butter Crack
• err, for sale by k SON.
•
Bat= of I . IrthoimailMil• FJOWers,
on's Rat Pills,toecanoti se, or aelf.heating smooth.
ing 'rum*, Toy fail. and Baskets, at •
• - - ' LYON'S & SOYA.
FORDHAII
SADDLE
a...
S & HARNESS MAKER
AND TRIINNIER,
Quceessior of St E. Baldwin, • (late Fordham and
Smith,) in the above basins, will otter on good
tonne, all kinds work "in his line," such as Sad
dles; Martitinc-Tnmks, dic. Harness made of the
best oak-tiume*leatlmr. : •
CA RRIAG4 TRIMMINV of all kinds done on
short notice. 411 kinds of Carriage Trimmings kept
on hand and furnished cheaper than can be purchas
ed elsewhere in Northern Pennsylvania. •
• ;cos. 1,2, andl 2 Basement of Searle's Hotel, Mont
mere,
Montrose, October 1, 1856. tf •
Cr REVT MIEIIIKEe,
N thennidst or the great_ political excitement of
I
the day, weiluive not forgotten the immed:ate
wants of all parties, but have purchased and are con-
Stonily Leeching, extensive additions to all the var
ious branches of our trade;
and to which we solicit
the attention of urlarge. circle of patrons and friends,
con/tient:, belie ing that we can offer you strong in
dueetnent4 to make your purchases from our well se
lected stock of s
.7:1x.v7 Grc•c•clLes,
roceries, CrocLery, Hardware. Hats & Caps, Boots
and Shoes, Ready.tuade clothing, &c., &c. • •
To the few that we have not already supplied' with
stoves, we woulti - ttay, that notwithstanding .our loss
and detention ' . l:ty fire, we arc again in " Full
Blast." and tend).- to wait upon you with a chose,
rum different mitten's, at the lowest prices. Our
prigia are rewitanable wed terms guile easy.
Butter, Lard Tallow, Beeswax, Focus, Flannel,
Grain of all kinds , Old copper, Brass, Iron, Lead,
Rap, Meat,
.Vegetables, Wood, 'Anther, Dried Ap
ples, Beans, Grass seed,' dc., taken at the market
prices, for goods, at S. H. & P. SAYRE'S.
Public Avenue, Montrose, Oct. 8, 1656.
runs, FURS. .
li l Cll. VICTIiRiNES and CUFFS and BUFFALO
.110111.1. g, anew atock,jast received and fcr sale,
11. BURRITT. .
cheap, byi,
New ililfordl Nov. 26 1866.
Admiinistrutor's Notice.
NOTIChI is herehy . giren to all per:ms having de
nts agtonst the estate of Legg BLAKEAEE,
deceased, late. clf: Dimock township, that the same
must .be. presented to that undersigned for arrange
ment, and all p4rsons indebted to Said. Estate are re
quested to make immediate payment;
ANNA IILAXESLEA ? "whey%
URI3I2IE SMITH,
hv
Dintock, Def;-10. 1 856.,
WANTED: 'WANTED: - :
.I...ooo".:,il2,Vsw?fiwei4lll i;lnirgitatntr,tert
7
price. • S. R. tt D. SAYRE.
muutrose, Dec. 3, 1836.
New Jeiiiiplry, Perfumery-, Fancy-Goods,
Groceriety, Paints; Oits, Drugs; Mitterials for
Li;thfs, jusit received, by ABEL TUREELL. -
Montrose, Oitober 15, 1856. •
Illore tind More' New Goeds.
T_T BURRITT; isigain on bind with a new
and seeond stock of Fall and Winter Goods,
making his asOrtment unusually complete in all re?
*poets, and will he sold as low as the lowest or lower,
for Ca Batter, or approved credit.
New. Milford' Nov. 26, 1856.
Alenilffra in Montrow:
THE WAR IN KANSAS CONTINUES!
DUI': those Who attempted to get up a fight in
Montrose against "second rate goods and high
prices," with the fag-ends Of three or four old stocks
have fizzled ; and
KOter and Stoddard,
whose BOOT AIi:ND SHOE STORE is located on Main
street, South' of Searle's Efotel, l7 -with the largest and
hest assortment of Goods ever brought into this mar
ket, bought at the • •
LO WEST FIGURE,'
and which they; will sell a !eelle' above cost, are de
termined to give "the old codger" a hard one.
We do not intend to he undersold by any other
establishment in Town; . We have only to say, Come
and See, for "seeing is believing." We do not de
sire to f ourour i goods, preferring to "let our works
praise us;" butwe may be .pennitted to say, ibr the
information of pnrehaA>rs, that we have just received
AN ENTENsIVE STOCK of Superior quality and
style. etmiprising - all kinds of Gentl e men Ladies',
and Children'pi Wear. Also a general assortment of
Findings, and Leather of all kinds.
Work made to order, and repairing done
KEELER. & STODDARD.
Montrose, Sinie.ll,
NOTICE.
YI7I3LIC notiCeis hereby given that S. A. WOOD-
RUFF is receiving a new I 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.
All the proof yott need will be just to call and exam
ine for yourselves. All stoves warranted in every
respect. ,
Kept constantly on hand, an eitensive assortment
, of TIN WIRE, made out of the best materials,
which. is offered far sale,as cheap as can be bough,t
in any market. also on hand, Lead Pipe of all siz
es; Cimin ..and nearing for Chain Pumps, all sizes
Brass and Porcelain Kettles, and all kinds 4appaned
Ware. , .
Jctibinm done on short notice And in. good order.
Ali goods in the line trill be sold cheap for. es ii or
(approved) credit. S. A. -WOODRCFF.
Montros.e, March IV, 18311
Valuable Lauds For SI: le.
VOR SALE Di• ONE BODY,' about 5590 acres of
• Land on-the waters of Spring - Brook, a branch
of the Lackawanna, river, in Luzerne County; Penn'a.,
about midway between the thtivint towns of Scntn
ton,and Pittston. These and are covered with val.
uable timber, and being situate in the most.extensive
mineral region in Pettnsylrania—knos°n. to :contain
iron ore--and belinied to abbund in 'coal, and being
alio in the immediate .vicinity of screenl railroads
made and now in progress—offer to
.the capitalist an
opportunity for the investment of money that seldrun
occurs. For further information applv: to N. P. Ho
sack, Esq., No. 'll, Wall street New :York; or to the
-subscriber, at. Montrose, Susquehanna county,l'a., the•
attorney in fact of the owners.
April G, 1654.. - .HENRY DRINKER. •
IXPOFAr TO TAR3IP:ILS. .
New Freight Line - from "Montrose
DILL & ARIT;STRONG , •
Commission Merrhants, No. 3.Eria Buibtriga.
FOR the better accommodation. of the Farmers of
&Bo'a county, we have concluded •to receive
freight every day of the week (Sunday's *excepted,)
at,,, the store of 31. S. Wilson and Son, who will attend
to shipping the same to New York, and the return
bills will lho paid in cash. at their 'store.
Capt. Wickham is their Salesman, whose Innr: ex-
-perience on the N., Y. k E. Railroad justifies him in
saying that justice will be done to his patrons. With
the above strrangemeut.we invite farmers to give us
-a call. . JUSTUS DILL,
CIIARLEB B. ARMSTRONG.
Montrose, Aug. 20, /8.56. 62m6.
NEW MILFORD STOVEIMPORIUM
In Full Mait.
Two /lundrert and Seventy-Five Stoves for
sale by Dickerman d Garratt.
Wilare In receipt of the largest atock of' Stoves
l em offered In Northern Pennsylvania, con
Aiding Cooking; -parlor, and 'Slx•plate, both for
need and coal ; ars; a full assortment of large sizes,
for stores and Churc hes. •
Would call
,particular attention to the Jeffersoulan
Elevated Oren, the most perfect and heaviest fate
store in market. Among our assortment of large ,
pven, would !mention the Empire State improved, as
fieing very heavy plates, perfect finish, anddrsuperi
'',r biker. Farmers of Susquehanna county, you hare
been in the habit of purchasing light:stores - and light
trimming, and paying as much as you.ought to, for
heavy plates and heavy trimming. • -
We manufacture our furniture, and wilFsell 'at man,
ufacturer's ,prices; Let those who pay a mak'er profit
compete with us if they can. Jobbing ected
with the tin trade, done as usual on short notice. .•
DICKERMAN & OARRATT.
New Milford, Sept. IS_ 1856:
Stovest Stovies:
HSt HITT would invite attention to his
. large stock of NEW' STOVES just received,
including :a full assortment of Elevated Ovens, Air
riot, Large Oven, and Premium Copk Stoves, with
a superior variety of Parlor, Office and Shop Stoves,
for Wood or coal : also Stove Pipe, Zinc, Sheet Iron,
Stove Tuliest,'. &c.. Ills assortMent will include, the
most select a4d desetabfe Stoves hi market and will be
sold on the niOst favorable terms, for CU II or OS TIIIK.
" .. New Milford, October 22, 1856.
A .le* Plough* and' Stoves, wbie i win
lem thin gnat; to clo#e them nut; by
*:;11: . F. It.' eIIANDLEII..
•
" "
Lycomlng Co.' Mutual Insurance Company.
Ctapltal,--S 2,400,000.
IT Is one of the best Companies in the State., It
was incorporated in 18.10, its Charter perpetual.
It has insured, since it went into operation, thirty
Millions of property, and paidover six hundred thou.
sand dollars losses.; About twelve thousand has been
paid in this Count/.
Applications received at the store of B. R. LYONS
& Co., Lanesboro, and at Montrose. •
• i B. R. LYONS, Agent.
Montrose, Jan. 1857. • v3nl y 1
NEW ARRARGEMFIT
—AND—
_ , •
E ©, 0 D
THE tindcrs:g4d haying associated thcmaelve: in
the Mercantile business, under the name of Mott
& Tyler, at the old: original Ile,ad of Narigation,"
announce to the.public that they arc' now receiving
large stock of . • • •
• New & Choice Goods,
such as Dry Good:4, Dress Goods, Clothe, Cassimers,
Crockery, iiats anirCapsc Groceries, &c., ikc., which
will be sold for Ready Pay, at prices that can't fail to
,suit.
. C W. MOTT,
JAMES C. TYLER.
Montrose, October 1, 1856.-
ELEOTIOR IS DYER:
THE COI.I',NTRY IS QUIET! .
Prcis - perity Abounds:: •
ND now that Winter has come, Farmers and all
1 - 1. others should prepare to enjoy the fruits of their
labors, by securing; among other requisites to Fire
side Happiness, - a copy of some one of the choice
Books just received at the
Montrose Book Store,
-which can and trilldie sold as cheap as at any other
Book-Store this side of N. Y. - City, or even at " Ev
ans S Co's. great 90 Book sale" in the city, that
sends out so many .Sris.vora mai Pr nknetw.R.
.
• Among the diew books mar. be found, Western
Border Life, fora Grafton, • Life of Gen. Morgan,
Three Per Cent a Modth, or the Perils Of Fast Liv
ing, The Last of UM Forester's, Dred, Torchlight, Vi
olet, Post Office Directory or Business Man's Guide,
a hook that every business man in the county should
own, Japan Expedition, Mechanic's Test Book, &c.
Also—new schOul books, which will be sold upon
the principle that OM "•nitab/p kixpenee is better than
the slow shelling." A new Physical Geography of
the United States, by D. M. Warner, the nicest thing
out. Berard's History ot the United States, a new'
school ,bOok, just out. Elementary Moral Lessons
forSehools and Families,by M.FiCowderyot fine thing
too. Green's Elendints of English Gramtner,,Col
burn's new series of Arithmetics,. Grecttlears new
Arithmetic. ,
'WebsleOs Dictionarie—AlA.CA, and
a good deal cheaper than that Penknife House in
New York sells them.
Diaries for 16137.—A good assortment, all
right as to price. Also, Almanacs for 1857.
Also,—A new lot of Blank Books, Writing
Books, with or without copies, Black and Red Ink,
Pens and Paper of ditferenrsizes and colors, Scissors,
Knires;Razors, Port Monniaes,Fish Hooks awl Lines,
Lamps, Port Folio. ,Counts Pocket Maps of the diff
erent States, &c. kc.! And all to he iudd at the Mont
rose Book Store in the Post Office, hy
A.. N. BULLARD.
B. Christmas and. New Tear's wilt be here in a
few days. A word to the wise, &e. A. N. B.
P. S. Any Paper or Magazine published in the
United States, can be 'procured at the, lowest club
Enquire at the Post Office..
Montrose, Deceib,er 3; 1856
. .
. ,
Stoves Stoves
\ .
general assortment of Cooking Stove,4, amon
1 which is the celebrated CLINTON ELVAT
ED OVEN : also, Parlor:l - nd Vox Stoves, Stove Pipe
Sheet Zinc ' kc., may be found at very low figures, a
the store of . • S. S. INGALL'S..
PATENT MEDICINES.
A MONO the great variety of Medicines at Turrell's
Il store, nav be found all of Dr. Jayne's justly
celebrated Fandly-Metlicines : Ayre's Cherry Pecto
ral and Cathartic PHIS; Halsey's Forest yf hie and
Forest Pills ; lloofland's celebrated German Bitters ;
Louden's series of Family Medicines; Merchant's
Giarghng Oil, the greatest remedy for sprains in man
or beast ever known ; IMathewson's Infallil le Reme
dy,. and Horse Remedy ; Otick's Verinifuge, and a
variety of other kinds; Trasks Magnetic Ointment,
the great remedy for buitts, rheumatism, and all in
flammatory complaints;; Pond's Extract, a first rate
thing for similar ,purposes as above Ointment; An
'drews' Pain Destroying, A gent, a good article ; Wood
cock's Balsam and Bono falAsnent ;
.Atwood's Jaun
dice Bitters, Canker Dibps, Liniment, and .Dysentery
Drop's; 'Baker's Compound Ii Dysentery; Hough
ton's Pepsin, for - Dyspepsia; lichnbold's Extract of
Ruchu. and Extract of
,Sarsaparilla; a variety of
Salves, the best in market, Pills, &-c., and an ahnost
endless variety of Patent • Medicines, altogether ton
rionertms to enumerate—but suffice it. to say, that
the'liffidic will find nearly every thing in this line, at
the. Drug and Fancy Store of 'ABEL - TURRELL.
Montrose, July, 1.8z5-
UI- 3 WARD AND. ONWARD.
GO IT BOOTS!
The Border Ruffian% wit Main St.
• Defeated..
ND the endeavor to palm off that "Ertensivr:i
L Stark ni fuprrinr puny" of Goods lately re
ceived from an Sold broken down. Establishment
IlirOmmtun, has proved an entit4 failure to our
friends down totem ",.,:4.4/1. 9 is Befirring." We ac
knowledge the fact. And Amnia judge that 'seeing!
(witlmut wearing) would be all that wad necessary to
convince the public that SIMMONS & 3IERRIIIAN,
at their store on Public Avenue, first door above the
Post Office, nave the largest and most desirable
Mock of BOOTS AND SLIDES ever introduced intt
this market ; W 11 4 .4.1 for price (we offer no competition
with 'ennui rate,'Mrlx) durability and style we dud
lenge conspetitiote are receiving weekly from
the Best !louses in New Ymk the latest styles and
best qualities of Goods, which keeps our assortment
complete.' .
July 98; 1658, Just received a large addition toimr
farmer stock, conisisting of Gents Patent teethe,
Boots, Patent Leather Ann Boot's, French Calf Boots
Gaiter Shoes and slips all styles. Ladi: Gaiters Bus-r
kinti Slippers and Boots best qualities; also Boys'
Youtlqtand Childrens Boots, Gaiters and Shoes, the
best in market. In faCt every thing belonging to the
trade.
.I.l.l;kinds of Leather, &c. 411
-kinds of e'ork mole to order and repairing done
MEM
Montrime July 2S, 1856
NEW MILFORD
Shawl, Cloak and Dress Goods Emporium.
FOR FALL, 1856.
HBURR ITT would again Invite attention to his
.• new stock of
Fall and Winter Gonda,
including a great variety of rich Fall' Prints, in new
styles; Plain and Fancy Delaihea A and Cashmere;
Plain and Fancy Mohair Cloths; I'lain and Plaid Me
rinoes and Paramattas; Black' Brocade; Plain' and
Fancy Silks ; Wool, Brocho Cashmere and Silk
Shawls; Gents Shawls, itich Ribbons, Bonnets and
Flowers, Ladies Cloths and rich Velvets for Cloaks,
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, .tc, with a large assort
ment of. other STAPLE and FANCY GOODS as
usual, including t '
- Hardware, Crockery, Lion and Steol, Paints,
Oils, Boots and Shoes, Bats, Caps, Clocks, Buffalo
Robes, Carpeting, &c., with a large and now assort
ment of Stores, of the most improved STYLES
and CONSTRUCTION, ' • all of which will be sold to
meet the views of the closest buyers for cash or ap
proved credit. ' • .
•
New Milford, October 2, 1856. ..
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE. •
MBE subscriber is carrying on the 011 AIR AK
IN° lIUSINESS in all its variousbranehes at
the Chair and Ware Shop in Harford, where may be
found a greater variety of Windsor and Rocking
Chairs than at any other establishment in the county;
also Flag and Cane Seats, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Leung
es,Settees, Tables, Stands, kc. tee.; all of which will
be sold at the lowest prices at retail, (or wholesale,
with short notice.) . All. work warranted well made
and of good material. 'Short credits and small profits
will be my motto. For demonstration of the above
acts, please ball at my shop in Harford
A. W" GREENWOOD.-
.
Itarford, October 12, 1854.. -15 m.
NOTICE.
DEMONS desirous of paying me money, on debts
ofany description, can -do so by leaving their
payinents with Post, Cooper & Co., Bankers? Mont.
rose, to my credit. whose receipts will ballowed
from their date. C.
April 18 1856 1 d`tf
Bultalo Itobes,-a superior lot, just received
end will lact sold low.by 11. IIAIRRITT.
.Now Milford, N'ov. lam% . • .
SIMMONS & 31E4R13IAN
SNIT if, FORDIIIIII & CO.;,
emit spo,
, Cabinet Makers,
TA" pleaxnre in offering to their (Mato:tiers, in
addition to their usual 'forge stock of CAntsrr
Wont; the largest and best assortment of 4 VANE,
FLAG, AND WOOD 5P2.47 OII4IBS. ever offer
ed for sale in Susquelumna county, all of which were
manufactured expressly to 'their order, and they can
warrnnt them to be a superior article. Call at their
Ware-room, foot of Maine street, and examine fox
yourselves. • w. w. SMITH.
E. C. roam - List.
•. 8111711 JR.
Montro§e'. Feb. 27: 56.1-
STEAM GRIST AND SAW MILL.
POST 111101 . 1.1 FAS having pnrchastid. the above
establishment,-will keep constantly on lined Sq.
perfi'n a-id Fine Flour,- Corn :Veal of superior qual
ity, alto Chop and Bran at the. lowestkash prices.
Custom work will be done with tlespateh, and in all
cues trarranted. . 4 IBBIII
.Montrose, July. 1853.
xat. HALSEY'S FOREST WIN&
AND
GUITI•COATED FOREST PILLS.
The most extraordinary discovers in the
World?
1,000,000 Bottles and Boxes sold ann,ually,
AND THO USANDS OF LIVES SA VED FROM
A PR EMATUR F, GRAVE BY THIS
LATE DISCO VERY:
TESTIMONIALS, of the mostuneiceptionable char-,
aster, are continually' pouring -ht from every
part of the country, bearing , witness to the unpaM
leled efficacy of these medicines.
The following show the number of cases eared; ar
certified to by letters and other testimonials:received
from all parts of the Union and British colonies, from
the Ist of January, 1855, to 'January Ist, 1856; in•
elusive rt,
•1 Cases cured.
Nervous r disorder.: . . 818 ,
Rheumatism.... .1, .x.. 211 "-
Coisumptirnicelinc, colds,and houghs 546
Liver complaint " 401
- General debility' ' 614
Dyspepsia and habitual costiveneqq 705
Pustules and unhealthy , color of the skin 496 -,
Bilious disorder .'...• 1617
Scrofula and mercurial complaints r 260
Jaundice 367 •
'Salt rheum and Erysipells - '167
Agne and fever • 711
Dropsical diporders • - .804 .
Other vat ious disorders . . ... .... -.....8114 .
. But a short time has elapsed since these great and
good medicines have been made known to' the pub
lic,yet thousands have already experienced.their good
effects. • Invalids, given over by -their physicians as
incurable, have found relief and . been restored to
sound and vigorous health from their use. • The great
amount of goad these medicines have done,: has in
duced thousands to recommend them to their friends.
Men of integrity and physicians have sanctioned their
use, recommended them t 6 the public.
READER, if yon want not your constitution in
ured by that slow, lurking poison, calomel; or other,
mineral substatices,'Much not siren met/kir:es as con
tain them, but procure those excellent and purely
vegetable preparations, Halsey's Forest Wine and
Pills.
• If you have the dyspepsia, or are4roubletl with
costiveness, take this Wine and the' Pills, according
to the directions, and you will then get well. •
If you are nerVous, or weakly, or have emaciated
countenance, or general debility;this Witte and the
Piils will restore you to health and energy. .
• If you ]rave unhealthy colored skin, or pimples, or' ,
pustule', or blotches, these medicines will purify the
blood and eradicate•all such humors. • •
•If you have a weakly constitution, and feel your
selves too*old for your years, take these excellent
medicines, and they. will invigorate your constitution
and fortify it tor longer life. • . , . •
If you arc bilious (which may he known .by such
ymptoms is drowsiness - ite,,dizzinesss,
furred tongue, etc.) take . of the Forest
Pill, and they will.Porge mach and bow
els all mo; bid and bilio I thtis prevent
a fit of sickness, and sai 's bill of SIO,
*,‘2.0, or .SSO. •
If you have the liver ; Forest Wipe
and Pill; will cure it. l'nese medicines exert a pow
erful atid•mosi salutary action-en the liver, and have
been the means of curing thousands of: this trouble
some di-ease. - . .
PARENTS, there is not, perhaps, a month in the
year that some member of your family does not corn ,
plain of headache,: or sickness at f10111;teh, or have
furred tongnes, or some other untlivorableSvmptonisi
Th ese are th e forehotlingg . of disorder • and sickness,
of some kind or other soon follows . ; for such symp-
toms always. show that bile or morbid matter% exists
in the stomach and bowels, or that the system is oth
erwise disordered. Timely use of the Forest Wine and
Pills will, in all cases, prevent sickness from such
causes, and will purify 4111; blood, and produce
strength and animation. •
The Forest Medicines, kept always at hand, to tie
taken wheneversuch symptomS are'cihibited, will
save your fluidly almost entirely from sickness, Ats
well as your doctor's bill, which frequently amounts
to more in a. week, than sufficient of these medicines
to keep your fitmilv-in good health . for years.
LADIES, the Forest IFine Is your medicine,—
'MS pleasant, agreeable, yet. effective medicine, ex
actly suits your delicate constitutions. If you. are
weakly, or nervous. or in general ill health, this Wine
will,do more to restore you than all other inedicitm:i.
In all cases where bile. exists, or the- bowels conitipa
tedokhe Forest Pills also shoula be. taken, according
to the directions •
.
31:111 . INEII atitITRATELER, if you wish to guard
yourself against sickness and dangerous diseases,
which may jeopardize your life, provide yourself with
the Forest Wine,'and Pills before setting oukon long
voyageS, that you may have them on hand-when rc-•
quired.
Fo'rest Wine is in Inrgersquare bottles, one dollar
per bottle, or •six bottles'for five dollars. 'Forest
l'ills, twenty-five cents per box. General depot, 64
Walker Street, New York; and kept by one or more
respectable druggist in nlmmt every city and village
in the Vnkin and BritiSh Colonies. - • - - -
General Depot, 64 Walker St. S'ew York. Agents,
in 'Montrose, Abel Turrell, in Great Mend, L Scott,
and all druggists: December 3d, 1856.
TEMPERANCE SALOON .AND
QPCX(O. - EI2V.
ON MAIN STREET, MONTROSE PA.
1, T .
MITE subscriber takes this method to keep ithe
_L. fore the peOple of Susquehanna county, that at
the Temperance Saloon (the only one in: Kontrose)
is the piste to get Pies, Cakes, Crackers, Cheese.
New York randy, Sardines, Herring, Oranges and
.Lemons, Apples, Nuts, Sugar, Pickled Oysters, Clams,
Tongue and Cucumbers, Small Beer, Ice cool Letn=-
onade and Soda-water, Ice Cream to eat- and
drink. Also, at the same place, is kept on band -.a
good assortment of ORO CER.I.ES, fresh from New
York, such as Tea of different kinds, good, from 2s.
9d. to 6s. per pound; Brown Sugar is rum' selling'at
9 cents per pound, best Coffee Sugar nt 114 cents,
and crushed, pulverized and granulated Shgarnt 12.1
cents per. pound: kerel, Cod, White ,and Thin
Fish, Pork, L , .rooked Mint and ShoUlders, Dried
Beef, 11am, Tobacco, (plug anti fine-cut,)
.Vinegar,
Tallow Candles, Stearine Patent and Sperm do.,
Rice,
Soap of' different kinds, fromllo to 124 cents a
bar, Soap Powder and Washing Soda,
..Sack Salt for
family use, Shot, Percussion Qaps, , White•wash; Scrub
and Shoe Brushes, Stove and 'Shoe Blacking, Hair
Oils, Perfumery an k variety of Extracts,' Matches,
Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves, ground do., Ginger, Mus
tard, French and American, • Coffee Essence, Corn
Starch, Sago for puddings, -Raisins from one Shilling
to
. 18 pence per 'poem!, Zantee, Currants, Citron,
Prunes, Licorice; drops and root do.,' Candies of all
kinds, Fancy Candy Drops,' Gum . clo. Dried Peaches,.
Pintas and Cherries, Oranges and Lemons, Pine AP
ples,Cocoa, Brow and Chocolate, Nutmegs and-pat
ent Nutmeg Graters, patent Clothes Pins; Transpar,-
ent Slates, Slate and Lead Pencils, Sleet and Castor
Oils in boitles, Fire CraCkeraland other Fire. Works,
Raymond's, Lee's, and Wright's Pills,. Salts,. Dr.
Phyic's Camphor Ointment, anpllnost'sure cure for.
_the Toothache, Sprains, Bruises, Burns, &0., same.
Horse Medicine, and a large assortment of Children's
Toys, among which are Borges on wheels and rock
ers, Dogs, . Liens, Cats Birds, sic., small Pat and
Baskets, Clarionets, Accordeons, flarmonicons, Jews
harps, a law Ladies'-Baskets and Sewing Birds; also,'
Flour. on band by the-pound, sack or barrel, at-as
low price and as good quality as s can:be bought in
Montrose.
All orders sent by friends, stage, mall, or by chil
dren, with the 'luny, shall receive prompt attention
anti be dealt as fairly by as if these who ordered were
present themselves. .
The above goods are for sale at "live and let live!
prices. People arc requested to call and examine
for themselaes. Toms, cash or ready pay. Thank.
ful for past favors, I hope to : make it an object for
those that went Groceries, Eatables; &es,' to get them•
at the Temperance Saioon and Grocery.
May 21, 1856. S.S. mom
REMOVAL.
M. S. Wilson.has
,retnoced his Stock of Goof .. Is into
his new , Store.(la the Brick Block), at the feet- Of Pub-
He A:vetine where the Mercantile bushiest; will be con:
tinued urider' the Firm of M. S. ( . 4Vilson Son. ; Ad
ditions to
_their-
,preaent Stock will he, cchilinnal4.
made and particular attention ghen, fo keeltinfi a
general assortment-;—especially in the Jiardwarc
line. . - .
BUSINESS CARDS..
E- WhatORAIL- - .
CLECTIO PR K
YSICIAANAIkiIiaIOS
E
pectfalli *feta his services to - all wbo'prefer tb.
" Reformed Practice to the-old
and Calomel Plan.l - Jackson fittequeiumlm C4vi Pa
C. C. HOiliStel; _
irkr.ALER TN gADDLES, Hanna, linualcv s ,
Jur 4cei, &c.,*ontrose, 'Pi„ Plyl
- . 7. D. van; -
1110HYSICIAN AND SUDGEON,, had:
1 located hitnsolf at Drackneyville,
county, Pa., and will peon:lob-attend. to 'Dab Id*
which. he may be favorsd. . ' , , :.mil •
IL S. Ktittip,,with Ereauldwell Cions,
TMPORTERSANDIMALERS' IR own, Gus,
and Earthen Ware, No 76 - Warteit street, Nitw
Dr. E: P. Wfiuktti
GADVATE of the Allopathic and Atot*Takti l k
Colleges of Medicine, is now parnumetolyle.
toted in Grott Bend Pa. • - ,
.Xpril 34, 1856.% ' -
A. Bushneli, , :. -
TTORNEY I;OUNSELLOIY4T LAW.. Ogles
LI. over S. B. West's Drug . Stuoti.../f*Sgstea
Depot, Pa : - 41 •
T. It Orchard, -11.
pIIiSICIAN . A.ND SURGEON, I Taektibui &atm*
hanni countv Pa.- Iteskteuee at tbaliastalkel
• . Keeler de
1 - IEALERS IN 11001 1 8- A; SHOES. Leather* Mali .
on Moine Egot doorkieloiSefoile's Not
Montrose, Jan. 1, 1830
• , William . IL „.
A TTORNEY AT LAW ik,-NOTARY.I9IIILII.—.
ti Office on Public Square, Montrose.
, Smi t h,..
Dr. ir, Smi t h,..
_
SQURGEON- DENTIST.. Montross ra., -st Fkiu:lef#
Hotel, Mondays and Tuesdays of each *IA.
Miller ,& Fowler . -
A TTORICETS . AND . COUNSELLORS AT LAW;
and Solicitors in Chancery. Office No. 44 Chris
street, Chicago, ///. • - - -
.Thomas.lngstnun.. .
TIEALRR IN DRY GOODS, Giitxticothlng,
Croekery, Awns and Shoe., # 16 ! 11 .P 06 ." 11
Dtpc! • Pa. - •
Bentley & Pitch; -
,t TTORNEYS AT LAW, AND BOUNtr LAND
AGENTS,Nosaro,ve,- Pa. • .
11. F. nryrLiY. - T. 711CIL
•J. COISteI4.I„ . •
TIEALER STOVES, Tin,..copper e .ioni Ballet
I.J Iron Ware, Lodeisrilk, near Great. BendThipet.
. .
December. 4. : . • ,-2. •
L P. - -
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Susquelnxissits;;Pa. Oc.
on Maine street, one door east ofLesdkeis4."
Albert Chamber
ATTORNEY AT LAW and Junk* ef the Peace;
over L L. rest & Co's Store.Afoihit:iO4.::'
. .
. .
Wm.. H. 7essiipi'=:.
TTORNEY AT LAW"-AWD:COMMINIONEti of
DEEns w foi the State of New Yorit,Aein mad
to all business entrust.ed,to him witiviOmpinaltaid
fidelity. Office on Public Square, veettpleoltl lion.
Wm. Jessup.- , - .
Abel Timren,
TIC: DRUGS, MEDlClNFA . .Cheaticals,
1.../ Paints, Oils„ Dye-stuffs, Groceries by Goods,
Hardware, Stoneware, Glassware, Clocks, - Watches,
JevrehY. Silver Spoons, Spectacle's, Musical holm
menu% Trusses, Surgical Instrnments, Liquitra, rep
funicry, Mirivro, Stationerz, Ilrushea,Sluiek Yaates
P. B. Chanctier;l
DEALER IN DAY GOODS; Readi)isulenctidng;
Groceriet4, Books and Stationery,
_etc:,; Pub&
Avenue, ..llnatrose Pa. - - • .
L L. Post& Co.,
DEALERS IN DRY GOOD'S, °roam** Crock u t
.7
I Hardware, Leather, Flour, etc; (*Ter tifT
pike street and Fob& Avenue,'Nontrise; Pa. -
_ _
J. Lyons &
DEALERS:IN DRY GOODS, Groceries; Hardware
Crockery, Tinware, Groceries, Hooks, etc.; Aso
carry on the Poo - Bending business-' 7 Publje Air&ni
4 . fouirose, Pa.
Bentley* Bead..
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, Drtigis:: Nedidnes,
1.1 Paints, Oils, Oroceries„ Hardware:. Crueler!,
Iron, Clocks, Watches. Jewelry, SHver'Spoont; P.
ornery, ..tc.—Foot of Public" Avenue, .31iistsoaKk
William & William }l.4emrap, '
TTORNEYS AT LANiir t be
tree in ,%S . quelntnna, Dnulfcird,
tning and Luzern counties.
.".
William W. Smith' & Co.,'
CABINET IfAIC,IIII§. They k e ep. ioiaantly ea
hand a gond assortment of all kiitai - ed Cabinet
Furniture. S, hop and limns 0•.*;: 604 It
)(nine street, ifont.rose, Pa. -.
RoCkwelk& Winton. -
trANITFACTURERS and `DEALERS, Sim
11l Goode, Hat*, Caps, Furs, iftnisrelltic. Parr
sale, Ribbons..ctv. dc., No. 40Xourtbudt save; Nt*
-
.1 - ork, (up *tairs.) , •
ROCKWELL.
A. BALD WIN Wholesale and. Retsilliesi•
A
er in Flour, Salt, Pork, Flah,Lard e graist, feed
meal, candles, don; and timothy. sea..- •
SO Barrels fresh ground thine just reielved.free
Ithica 31i115.. -
Montrose August 15,.. 1856. - - -‘'
• •• R. Thayer, - -
lblitglClAN, Al•ID
,S131(6E0.31;: litainiosots;—•
Office inlhe Fanner's ill=a3ll
T.> n Hallo Robes,-Turk's Island SaitAc.; kg,
1.) for sale by."
Gibson, Nor. 5,185§. ' -
. . .
, .. Banking House
OF
- '-
• POST, COOPER _ & CO. •
HENRY DRINKER, } i „.,„„, n ' A..;
WM. HITNTTING COOPER_ .....=" 4 vJA" ,10 . 6 .i
November 11. 1355
ISAAC L. POST. •
. . .
. - ...
TARAFTS on New York ffitylehl PbThidet ie ra.
V Collections promptly made initialt - '
Office - hours front 10 A. M. to a. - ,- . - • .
}Messrs. Allen ,& Pazt", N. Tech.
REFERENCE, Samuel G. Morton Req. i .titira.
- . . - 2 ,; • Ron. Nilliam Jegioinp-/Koik.
LIME AND PLASTER.'
.
f 11HE subscribers are now burning and ,1U keep
constantly hand, Lime of w 4 very,wipiwier
quality at. Montrose Depot, and wM It -la aay
quantities at a fair price. :Pentane wishbit fi
quantity can be` tpplied t.:...ern a rest/unable beitiesst.,‘
Superior ground Plaster be.kept etundar4l7
band hereafter. -
DRlNlCiniti.
- W. SESSCIT.
Montrose Mepot, April.l.lt:
_ .
New Fall lialeadla;,,
POST BROIIIIIIII ,
TT AvE just cpened .
stoels. of Fait ...d r a-
JLL ter Goods. Their usualassortmeat iseets
and as cheap as the e,heartst. . -
• Clothing....-44. very law stook. just opened,
and Will be said as to quality, us.lose'aa Many canto
lishment hi. the cotntry. We Invite our trim* te (At
- Montrose, Oat. 80856. 2: .016,
THE INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAK
_
pUBLIIMIED SSERT THITIL 4 IDiT KORNIII4I I ilfi l Lllol64os l
'Ply AT 0450 PIR tkitoria
Rotegrof AitrertisitiOg., - •
One smittie (10 lines or less) one
One square two *tank" • '0,9
One square -" three Werth, - .:I,N
-Otte
square' . " one
- Otte Square "• - two - Months; : 3 1 3$
Otte square " • t hrew
One: square " months, 5, 011
One square 4 ‘ one par,
For two or more Squares, inserted.hfShis
deliktion front the above prices is mitlllu - .. - YeallY••
tertisgrs ; will;have thti privilege of altering or clog
ing their advertisetnents without addithuml shor*
llisittess (*Ulla Ant -eseeediat - live lines, Welt.
at $2,00 per annurn. - ; • •
•
• - Job Work. - •
Tilts Omanla 'supplied with w goodertatted
fobbing materials, an& ST kinds .or Joh Work, 0 4
I as Canis, Posters, Pamphlets, ke.i•will
lYand Pronintiv.
w. *twos.
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