I
'' . %titttifittfili illiiiiittfitilit
Bailey Without Beards! -
it is SO. A , iliffety of barfey has
been discovered in the.,p,ulchot of the Ilitua
layall Mountains entirely free from those an.
noyingand poi,oous ipeards attached to all
our common varieties.
- ..Tba:lunderAigned obtained 7 - grains ((this
new.variety three years ago, and being much
pleaitcd with its .general appearance and pm.
hai:eparod itqpains to multiply
this small quantity a fast 'as the Shanghai
.and other.birds.vould allow. • .
Its Merits for grinding or malting hare not
been 4tilited,"iind ffieViantity is now too small
to siiintmler that way, when every, tiller of
it.b,k.soll - Whit'sces it, is Anxious to have a few.
graii*,',nni'dOuhting prove a valiiable
acqUisitino._ 1 havo • Sufficient, howeycr, to
furnish . _ all: per, ins interested, who will he
likely to 'see thii notice, with one fiend each ;
containing 30 to4o grains. Send . melour
Addreali, en.. a stamped: envelope " antl I 'will
enclose a. herid,! awl send- it
-back by tetorii
snalloriti printed instructions for (Titivating
in a illy to ;non's a large return froth a smell
quantity elf seal., -Should ;hut new Variety .
bei-fwttidao insurer all .the,.purposes of the
common barley., a -few "years will suffice to
drivelhn Barley-Beards from the country.
. Should...any person desire snore,...than one
Read, ill . send • a package of 700 to SOO
'gritingvitialrelyOrel:Ted' by mail Pest paid
• ti . w 23 cents, accompanied with. a few heads
to prove the fact; of its being heirdleas.
Address', *. LW. Bittec.s..
• ." West, Macedon, Wayne county, hI. Y.
. AraT WATER TOIL 1101.;6is env
respondent of the Boston ettltivator, writing
~.,of,the;management of houseplants, says:—
" The way to have healthy plants• is. to
shorten iii n l straggling grosrth, and remove
every leaf, and flower 14 soon as the least.
symptorn , of decay is perceivable, wasliiitg
them occasionally witkwarm waterfront the
fine nose a: waterinnpot held high. above
them -- thus. giving t hem the 'benefit of a
warm shoWer at any 'line of dace. . But the
thing of all others most -is, to wa:
ter thom With
° hot water 'at all times yes,
hot to the tonal, even be and what is Sup,
posed to be prudent until after experiment-,-
and it is only necessary to watch the result
on the health and rigor of the plants, espe.
chilly when in bloom, t6_,..be convinced of the
virtue of the ' grand specific. " • •
• .The writer. says he has. fuchsias no w i n
bloom, mere cuttinos_:pbout six inches in
height,,not•one failing ont of seven,'or even
_Morn cutting., planted lin a single pot and
.watered. with %nit water.—Bost.. Tran.c.
Dn.misisia nF sna Mut::Nasa.—There is a
.great temptation to do this at this season of
- the year, when there comes - a thaw., Lbll..ss
suitable provisicin has been made to conduct
I. the water 'of the ;roofs out of the yard, large
qurmtities accumulate, and the yard becomes
I:impassable. There is ottea - roo - fing emnigh to
catch - water fur 'the Winter • supply of the
whole stock - of animals if it mere conducted
to' a cistern. This we regard as one of the
must desirable improvements about they ard,
• to conduct the water into a large'cistern, in
, stead a( leaving , it to • accumulate: upon the
frown Surface in Winter. , , If spritigoaster has
}already been tetrodneed; anti the.nitimils can
be supplied in the yard; troughs; and leaders
should be iMmediafely put under the eaves
tOCarry of the superfluous water: The ma:
nintitn
_the open yard will have drenching
ennugh without- this extra supply from the
roOfs. o
A drain in the card is a large hole in
farmer's purse. •
Asamts or Sotts . .---Prof. Nesbit, of the
(Eng.)-.Agricultural and Chemical Coilego,
in reply too question, said : The. asaly zat
e
of soils oftn reminded him of the man who,
having it house to sell, come with s brick in
in hilt pocket as a sample of the house: There
might. be almost fifty kinds of soil in the
same field. The question, What. was the DA
ture of thesoil of any particular farm I was,
in fact, a complicated ritte-!tion." We com
mend Prof N's. answer to the attention of
fat mers in this country, whohare been in
timed to employ " consillting agrieulturiits"
to analyze thefraoils, and give letters Of ed
i-tice for high fees.
Bans FOR SniEP.--Bean straw is value-
fur Sheep, and' when properly cured_ they
j ent 2 it With avidity. In a chemical analysis
lof.beans..it is foumi,lhat they abound with a
igreater qualitity of the elements of wool than
any otber.grain or vegetable;to make sheep
produce heavy &roes. • They will eat them
with avidity, whole or ground, even in a
;damaged state. To our store flocks (luring
I the winte r r season we generally give a pint of
beans, per day, and potatoes, Corn is gond_
for fattening sheep, hut nut so valuable a s
beans, peas, oats, and most other grains for
I the ptioduetipti of wool.— Wool Grower.
Uszrot. Isivasisos.—Two of our towns-
I men, says the I3ordentown lei, Messrs.
Lewis' and Alston, have recently invented
and patented a new "Saw Glimmer . " whiCh is
said by that* acquainted with the uses for
which it is, intended, to be the best ankle of
the kind in mite, and a great labor saving
chise, perfUrnHiing the Work formerly. occupy
{ ing a day, in a few minutes, and doing it
[ much better. The °Gurninerwill not only
gum art old iiaw, but can cut an entirely nail
set of teetliin a very Shorttline. It is adv . -
Ited tall kinds of saws, from the large Mill
saw to the common hand saw, and is just' as
applicable to the circular, is to the straight
Lusaa IsrivEsca.—Duhittnel cut n great
many trees in all ages of , the moon, but un
der ,aither circumstances precisely similar;
;.but hi all expeFimcpu i discovered no diffe•
renco ati the 4mher. 'Chauvalon, at Martin
t iclue, tried' A ' , "*Untie experiments on man'.
kinds - ' , 4f : i,ilgntaikslift in the sane way, planted
at different in the lunar month, but
diticovered ariapprecialile diffeienee.
•
, .
i Currma daArts.—Do not: cut them in
cold frosty' weather. - liyon do; you will find,
i
lon working theM,..that Many will, be black at
1 heiiit ; ;halite growth will be much Checked
i thO :coming laymen::
Cues Fos Fat.° ox WIZ Fousas.—The
Scientific" American rays:—
The pot year we have known the spinal
marrow of an ox or cow-applied' by three
different persons, with the most Belisha...wil
-1 results, in relieving pain and securing cures
of4heir felons. The spinal marrow should
I be - applied for every four hours for two days."
.fir ft is.askid That wbroati 'piece of rosin
dipped in the water which ii - placed-in a Tea:
lad on the stove will adds peculiar property
`to the nttnosphere of the room. which will
Isis& great relief to persona _trot bled with
eoggit. The"heat-of the water is sufficient to
threw off the mule of the rosin.
russtArass Euuemon.=—The edumtion
isti Adam* Abould net, be forced, like the
i tios pii k oY pimstai in Jibe bot.bouie. This more
16140 in lage . tie fess speed in the
end. Its frow the early,f)reing
leek reettslture, precocious mental .
it r.o . .o k oimitaffe,. e sff :so WAN% times, stk
nutny.4*. and. ale, and. Sickly
ailliamorio. grow up to be prodigies by
their second or third par, and die by the
td-41411145.
kiiitTsiontoluoir
ete tch:
.11 latent and agitation which "attended the recent
Presidential i election, F. B. Chundlierbas
cceded in getting through, direct from New York,
an , unusually patently,* and arefulty : acieeted au ! .
Bothnia or " • '
'ORIUGOODS
embracing t;adies` splendid Winter Cloalti, Shawhz,
Hoods and , Scarfs, Misies Worsted raps, Vietorines,
Tippets and Shawls, Plain and Plaid Delaines,
Fancy Plaid Dress Goods, Black and Plaid . Dress
Silks, Bonnet Silks, Lininis and Rushes, Moire Ali
tiqoe, and Velvet Trimmings, Embmidering, Fancy
Table Spreads, &e., &e. .Also, the largest and most
splendid collection of
• FA.NCYGOODS .-• •
ever displayed tin Montrone, consisting of Ladies
Work Baskets, Work -Doses. Rftieroles, Peari• Port'
Mottiaes, Paper Folders, chain and Clasp Shawl Pins,
Piarl Shirt Sniffs and Sleeve -Buttons, China Cavd
traskets, China Vases, China Cups and Farreers,rhi
nalnk :lands and Match Boxes, China Candle Sticks
and Trtys of every description.. JEWELRY, Ear
Drops Breast Pins Sleeve Buttons, Jet Bracelets.,
beandful Oil 'paintings with 'teary Gilt Frames, tine
Marble Statuary enclosed in Glass, Le., kc., an . enu
meration of all in this department would be "adin
finitum." Suffice it-to say that-almost anything and
everything suitable for
Christmas Gifts .
and New Tears , Prellenta
can be obtained at this estabfiabment. Also—jitst
received a large addition to my stock of .
BOOKS to STIIIOIIIBY2
inclnding some of the most impala,. New Books pub
lished, among - which are "Tbrce per. cent a Naafi,"
or "Perils of Fast Living," "Ritle,;Axe and Saddle
Bags," "TheTorehlight" "throtigh• the . woods"'
"Rainbow around the Tomb," "" Camp rim of the
Red Meti," " Western Border Life," elegantly hound
Albums and OA Books ' School Books, Diaries and
Memoranda for 1857, Pocket 73iblc,c Testaments,
Hymn Books; Sic., &c. AL-o---on hand, a good sup
ply of Gents and Bays
mix t r@ alw-o9
comprising Mark, flrown, Smoked, Claret, Pearl and
White Fur and Wool lints, Silk Plush, ►flue and
IllackCloth Caps, and Childrens Fancy Small flats.
Also--in'stmi , , a choice lot of readymnde ,
' lCitlll33. - g e
Oree-Conts, Press Coats, Tests,"-Pants, Shirts, Col
lars, Stocks, Cravats, and Gents, Shawls, all of whieli,
for the adrancenient . of. the intercaLol the comma
nitv:will be disposed of at decidedly a low fi7nre.
Please call, one and all. F.'l3. CHANDLER.
Montrose, Nov.'l2, 1850. -
TEE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
for ISMis over, now the
aIUT,CIIINSON FAMILI
r any other family deArons tif inyestin; a small
U
amount in Dry Goodgi, Viiroceries,
are inrited to call at the more of,
J. LYONS & SON, •
and tak'et a look at the NEW GOODS now being re
ceived. They can hardly help having their:wants at
tended to. (him a penny primer clear along down th
a rich Frenekiferton or Paris Prowl ,Cloth. Plain
and Fancy fh4.aines: a great. variety. Shawls, a hew
but and some i ery handsome and cheap. 'Cloth -s for
men's wear, of styles and pikes to snit everybody.
~.(01Etirl:› eta:9-
and FLoon Ott. Ctorn, a good assortment just receiv
ed.- Al.o, P l aper ffa.ngingx and :Window. 96:minx,
some of the prettiest patterns ever offered in this
market. Please give us a call.
Montrose, November 5, IS:A, • -
"
Hurrah; Hurrah : Boys::
TOE Mammoth Pictorial Brother Jonathan for the
Holidays just eft-tired at the Montrose took
store in the Postotfice—.-Also--Yannv Fern's new
work, the Play Day Book, the New Lnie of Zion, the
Shawm, and the New York Glee and Chweus Book,
(all, O. for; the expecleil Musical Convention or
any where else) besides other new. Books too nutne
roux to mention, and still more expected in a few
day*. Just a going Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest !
A. N. DULLARD.
M4ntrwe Dec. I - 1 SSG.
nooks FOR THE FAMILY.
4. •
ILLUSTRATED National Hand !look, House Kce-p
-ers guide: and Family 'Receipt Book), Farmers
Guide in the Management of Animals, Fnigal House
wife, Family Doctor, Book of the United States, with
-plates, Complete Farrier or Horse Doctor, Christian
Family Ahnanac Tor 1857, Tracts and Sunday School
Books, Bibles and School. Books and Ilymn Books,
-Maps of Kansas,. Pennsylvania; &c., &c.,
Books. Pens. raper, &c., &c. Jost .opened and -for
sale, by • 1 J. LYONS & SON.
Montrose, Nov. 12, 1556.
Ambrotypes, .
- -
.
itrephographs, , .
Daguerreotypes.
~• .
Strange things arc upriring . -. 4
4n is ever dertstnr; •
Something new and surprising.
Av .
17.. zip i n th e Prik ANS4,theoccup T lt of the Sky
.Flock, is now prepared
to furnish, in addition to his former style of pictures,
the ".forprored Anthrotype and the recently invent
ed " Jiirrphogroph." •
Theie Amhrotpes are durable, soft and brilliant
in their tone and finish, and free roni that dark lead
en hac which' has b e en an objection to pictures of
this deseript'On. ..
The Atrephograph is an nnrewerled likeness on
paper, (unlike the Photograph) revs streptible of
colors,..and much rekembles a fine painting on ivory.
They *are just the thing for in s erting in gift books and
family reeordi s or foitnailing to absent frlendr.
Come and see, the sight is fire, and you'll agree,
that my work' is fine as need to be.
Don't forget that, now.
Montrose, Dee. 11, .466.
. ' WANTED
20 00(0 F an E d ELli a L . 3l .l, 1411 n. tr.. s r d 1;t ti n g k
&C., - 1 - & SON.
Montrose, Nor. 26, 1856.
Neir Rook s & Paper, at. oar More, -
J. LYONS & SON
Montrose, November 5, ISM.
ff- FARMERS ATTEND!.
TTIE undersigned would respectfully announce to
the FAEXERS and all others interested, that we
have associated ourselves together under the firm of
MOTT ar, TILDEN,
at the old Stand of M. k E Mott, where we are pre
pared to furnish PLOWS of the most approved pat
terns now in use. such. as Blatchley's, Notts Iron-
Brom, ay. Also Points of all
. kinds, , Landiddrs,
Cu'tivator teeth, and All kinds of castings for Farm
ers and others, all of which we propose to sell "as /ow
as. can be afforded b' any establishment in this coun
• • • ELIJAH ItIOTT.
G. A. TILDEN.
We are also agents for Emery's Morse Porirrs,- ,
Drag and -Circular Saws for wood, also Dog Churn ,
Powers, which we can furnish 'on short notice.
Montrose, Jan. 7, 18Z,7. Itf
•
MILLINERY, •
'Drew* Making and Fancy. Store.
A.. 13. STORM & CO
WOULD r.e.9)ectfully announce to • the- Lathe? of
MostrO•le and vicinity, that they hare opened a
FANCY DREIAb — , GOODS 4; FURNISEILXG STORE,
on Main Street„orer the Farmer's Store. where they
will be happy to See their , old frieuds, and aloe solicit
the: patronage, of new ones. 'Miss Chase win attend
to the Milliners department; the Dress-rralchor de
partment will be under the dodge of Miss Ratter
house. . Sept. 24, 185 G. 37-41
MILLINERY.,
rriiE subscriber, thankful for 'pa4 favors, would
anno3nee to the Ladies of Ararat, and adjoining
towns, Ant alkalis* jug returned from New York
with a full assortusent of Winter Millinery Goods, eon
_Fisting of gas, Satins,' Velvets, itibbcmi, Laces,
French and Ammicto Simms, and every taring usu
ally found in sr MMinery Store. ..A• variety of Winter
Bonnets, oonanuatly on band orMade toorder. Prices
moderate. OmU Ind See.. , BALDWIN.
Ararat, Der... Z,1856 - .• • ' we
IMVillevits Woof ldiso Hair Nestor.
and Zykkalsins' tun. Bachelor's Liquid Hair
Dye. and Illohlacia Cream, the Balm of * Thousand
Thurers, Linehan's thalami= Balsam, Mathewson's
Infallible Remedy, Marche:el Catbolicon,
Halloway'sj Pals, and , Ointmtmt; Barton' Liquid
Wass Cement, Radiraj's Iteady Remedies;
ly all of the most popular Bodiciaes, Ilk Le., in
Placket; at the store of . . ABEL TERRELL
H UI% a ,new stock, at
WieitikititaitheArope
OF
Cat!embark, Rosenbaum, & Co.
46,1, 1 170 AT is wrong?" inquired a neighbor of ours
-V V the Other day.''We told hint it was tirreng
for a man to dress In ouch , a cold 'day in linen Aar
meets, just as mucks it is song fat st landi to dress
on a cold day in a thin barage or gauze dress. Our
neighbors said, " But everybody can dress as they
•please." "That Is true enough," we ansiresed," but
we say it is all wrong for any to risk* their health too
much by exposing themselves to take cold, *hick
will certainly bring 'on other diseases and shorten
their lives,iihen if they would call at
01111 ESTABLISHMENT,
with.a very small aunt of money, they could get cotn
fort** warm dressed from top to bottom,. The oth.
er day we met a man halffroxen for the want of
Clothes, grinding his teeth together like a Threshing
-Machine, but we soon cured him. We dreised him
up - svarm, (for small charge,) and then sold him Ikea.
SCR and Shawls atlastonishing low prices toe the rest
of his suffering family, and since that the man feels
as happy and pleasant as anybody.
Titer litre come all and see us. Try us, and you
will find that we give you moro for little than you
over got befori. - •
tiIITENBURG, ROSENBAUM, & CO.
Y. GUTTENBERG. - -t.. nosetinscat.
C. 11. WITTENBERG. • 3. wit-it:menu.
Montrose, Nov. 26, t&'G.
WE orb on hand once more with a choice selec
tion of
Fall ft Whiter Goods,.
which comprises our usual variety of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Crockery, Hardwam, Drugs and
eines Paints, Oils and Dye soft, Patent Medicines,
Root; and Shoes, Sole.and Upper Leather, Bats and
gaits, Watches, Jewelry and Silver Spoons, Carpet
Rags, Trunks, Umbrellas, Wall and Window Paper,
Clocks, de., all of which wei offer kw male onnor
usual terms. DESTI.EY k READ.
Montrose, Dee. I, 1856.
( i ,;, 1 11.4W15.—A large assortment of long and square
17 shawls. f ro m $l,OO to to,oo, just opened, anti for
sale cheap, by . . BENTLEY. & READ.
11 have just opened - a choice
1.5 -lot of Do Laines, rarametta's., and other Dress
goods of entire new patterns- Call and see.
BENTLEY A: RAD.
(`IITOTIIS fi KERSEYMERES.—Our assortmtMt is
J complete in this line, and will bo sold at the
lowest kind of a pmfit. BENTLEY* READ..
ATS fi CAM—A great varietyof co or and
7 7 1 quality, of both men's hint boy's, just received,
BE 7TLEY & READ..
OOTS & SHOES.—Men's, Youth's, and Boy's
R
Boots and Shoes ' as cheap as the cheapest,--
A L4o, Ladies Guiters, Buskins, ke. •
BENTLEY & READ. '
fIROCERIEB.—A full supply, and Fold at a gala
l_A erprofit than usual. Oar six shilling Ten can't
be beat. BENTLEY A: BEAD.
SOLE & UPPER CEATHER, cons tantly con bawl.
BENTLEY &READ.- -
TEWELRY.—We hare maile,an addition to our
Cl Jewelry case, a large stock of Gold and Silver
Watches—SlN:Cr, Silver plated
,and German Silver
Spoons (alt trarranteri) Ladies Pins,Ear Drop:Or:me
lds, Silver Fruit, Knives, Rings, Napkin Mogi, Spec
aclesProld and Silver, Porte monnaies, ke.k.c.,which
will be sold at a Very low 'figure,
BENTLEY A; READ. •
inkAIRY SALT by the pound, - busherer sack l jun
LP received and for sale by
ITIIOGRAPIFIS; Artist'sPiints in tubes
,
, and Artist's Brushes; The Balm of a Thousand
Flowers, for beautifying the complexion; Gottrand's
Pond Stibtil.., for removing superfluous hair,—
also is Italian Medicated Soap for removing Tan,
F -les Pimples and Sallow Complexion; Batche
lor's Liquid hair Dye, al!o his Moldavia Cream for
the hair ; liallotray's Pills and Ointment, an, nearly
all the rills, Ointments, and Patent Medicines in ere-
-
J. LYONS k SON.
ation, at .
Montroe, June IS. 1856
HE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand (pt. sale
I.at his establishment in Montrose, on .
(pal
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 Mgt.! ,
to be a g'oesi article, or the Soap may be returned and
the monl,. refunded.
Wholesale ilealeis, will be furnished—if delivered
at the ANhery in Montrwie--at the rate of ten barrels
for itis, or at Scranton at ten barrels for $5O.-
Prof. Charles Morris,
lop ARBER, Sharing Saloon, and Hair Dresser, hair-
Ailing aga in removed -his shop-from its former loca
tion in the baseinent of Searle's Hotel, to the room
orer 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 hands.
Nor. 20. : 22y1
Read the tollowintrLetter.
• 11011 E TESTINIIO:4IY.
We have received the following letter in relation to
, D. Mouses Imaa ROOT. PILLS.
iraras. Fora COMM% t
Susq. Co., Pa., Sept. 2Stb, 18SG. )
Mama A.J. Wnira .t Co., New 'York:— •
"The Marse's Indian Root Pills had from you give
universal antis/adieu, in EVERT rssranct, and our
farmer:case them for almost everything. The Drs.
Minn' has been raging in this section to an alarm
ing extent, for thelast six months, stascatrs sisoLs
family having escaped, EXCEPT THOSE writer your
pills have bee* rem+ All • Pan-KN.:mu, in which case
they have strait rattan. I will inform you shortly
how to send a further supply. Tour ob't. Scrv't."
ALPIIONSO H. SMITH.
Sich letters as the above need no comment from us,
they ought to convince all of what wrfirutly believe,
thai Dr. ilorse's Indian D.* Pills- arctAr very beat
.Pill errr mad , .
Sold in Montrose by S. kD. Sayre, and by ono
person in evert- town, and •all country stores. A.
J.. White k CO., 2 St. Peters Place,'New York,. role
Proprietors.- 47—tf
further notice. E. PATRICK,
Montrose, Oct. 29, 1854. G. Z. DIMOCK,
.1. LTOXS & SON'S
NEW GOODS.
HontroX, Nov. 19, 1856.
NIP MINUFICTORT.
PRICES.
Pier barrel,
Half Barrel. •
JOIIN HENRI' WARES
•
Montromb, March 17, 1856. • lAyl
Notice.
THE of Patrick and Dimovk must be set
tied immediately or They will be sued without
Blarksulthiag is Springville.
11EFI undersigned has received from the city, and
.1 will keep constantly on hand.
AL=Vood Stork of Iron,
and having secured the se vices 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 haring accounts with the subscriber of over
a year's; standinz, are requested to settle up without
delay. . DAVID LATIIROP.
42mG.
Springville, 0ct:.30, 1856
, Ammunition:
Blaidlag Powder, Safety Fuse, Gun Pow
der, Shot, toio,-47itn-Caps-and Wormers, Pow
der Flasks, Guns; ,Iterolrers,: . Pistols, Lc:, at the
storey!' ABEL TITRRELL:. '
Montrose, October 15, 18ti6.
Harrah fir Ike New Sine!
TLIE undersigned take pleasure in announcing to
their friends and customers that they have mov
ed into their NE W STORE, with an entire new
stock of Goods, consisting of !every variety of mer
chanffise kept in country or city. - Friends, give us a
call ! We do not eta at old fegy" prices, nor "Jew"
those who perchase of es; , but trade fairly and hon
orably at "five and let live" Mk* 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 low that the pur
chaser can afford borrair money .at twelve per
cent, and pay *ma AW them. Salt, Flour and pro-
duce of all kinds kept constantly on hand, and sold
at loner rates than at any other esiadAhlmient in
town:'. To prove that we ae not boasting, but tell
ing plain truths in a plain way, call and mart:hese.
N. 8.-111 kinds of produce taken in exchange for
goods. • • IL THAYER k CO.
Montrose, October 1501156. 40-0
iallaliiilll ElbeUM Soda, and Batter Crack
kA era, for sale by J. LYONS k SON.
Untie' sof I Thousand Flowtirs, Ly
/JP on's Rat Pills,Locomotive, or 'self-heating smooth
ing Irons, Toy Pails and Bag&ets,
• - J. LYONS & SON'S.
SADDLE & HARNESS IRKER-
• • . MID
Quecessor Of A. k nbidwin, Hate Fortnum' and
Smith,) in the above )►nsinere, offer on good
Senn, an kinds of work '.sln his liar," such as Fud
dles; Harness, Trunks, kv. Harness made of the
beat oak-tanned leather. = •
CA RRIAGN TRIMMING of all kinds done on
short notice. All kinds of Carriage Trimmings kept
on hand and furnished cheaper than can he purchas
ed elsewhere in Northern pennsyl yn n ia.
Nos. 1, It, and 3, BasenlOnt of earie's Hotel, Mont.
me, Pa.
Montrose, October 1, Iflipa. • • tf
TN du; midst of the great political escitetneut of
1: the day, we have not! forgotten the brunoVate
wants of all parties, but have purchased: and are con
stantly .eceiving extenstreladditions to all the car
ious brandlei of our tradeii and to ,which we solicit
the attention of ourlarge.ctrele Of patrons and friends,
cosifdertay believing that We can offer you strong in
ducentents to make your porchnses'from our well
lected Stock of . •
BENTLEY & READ
TURRELL'S
'2,54
24
UREaV CiriTARE
ar)rwe.
Groceries, Crockery, Ilardtiare, lists & Caps, Boots
and Shoes, Ready wade chilling, &e.
To the few that we have .not already supplied with
Morel. we would ray, that notwithstanding our loss
and detention by fire, we are again in " Flail
and ready to wait upon you with a choce,
rem different patterns, - - at • the lowest prices. Our
preytts are r2asonable and firms of sale easy. '
fluttkr, Lard, Tallow, Ett.eswax, Socks, Flannel,
Grain of all iliac Ohl copper, Brass, Iron, Lead,
Rags, Meat, Vegetables, Wiod, Lumber, Dried .AO
- Ittlins, Grass seed, d•c„, • taken at the market
prices, for goods, at . F. 11. A. D. SAY RE'S.
Public Avenue, Montraiei Oct. 8 1856.
FURS, VIIRS:
ji UR VICTOBLNES:and CUFFS and BUFFALO
11 ROBES, a new stock,jnatvicet4iTd and fcr s,ale,
cheap; In H. BURRITT.
New Milford, Nov. 26,4846,,
Adusiuisfratoi's Notice. •
XTOTICE is hereby Riven fp all ptrsor.s having de
1\ rands against the estate of BLAKEsr.av,
de.ceased, late. of Dimoek toirnship, that the same
must be presented to theuntlersigned fin• arrange
ment, and all persons itulehteil to said Estate are re
quested to make immediate payment. •
ANNA 111;AKF.SLEE; dat , r s.
URBANE SMITH,
• Ditnock, Dec. 10,•185tl. 486 w
WANTED: WANTED::
1 AAA Buelels Dried Aiipics; immediately, for
1 "11 kJ kJ which we Will pay thq highest market
price. 11.!&.D. SAYRE
Montrose, Dec. 3, - 185 G. - '
Vero' Jewelry, rvalintern. Fancy-Goals,
Groceries, Pints, Drifgs ..Mittetials for
&c., just. received,r.byl ABEL' TERRELL.
Montrose, October 15, 1850.
... - fore and More. *en? . Goode. .
,
IiBIURRITT, is, agiiin on hand witli - a new
• and seennd stock of Frill mid Winter Griork
m a king hi A assortthent unusual)). complete in all re
ipccts, and will be sold as low ns - the lowest or loWkr,
for 64. Barter, or appiored4redit.
New Milford, Nov. 26, 1856.; ' ° •
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New Era M ontrose ?,
THE Wilt IN RAMIS CONTINIIESi
M' those who attempted '4.0 get up a fight in
B
Montrose, against second rate goods and high
prices," with the fag-ends Of, thiee or four old.stocks
have fizzled ; and • -
Keeler and Stodditrd,
whose BOOT ANID SHOE STORE is located on Main
street, South of Searles 80te1,4-with the largest and
best assortment of ever brought into this Mar
ket, bought at the
LaW TFI U RE,
and whieh they Will .ell' 'lPetli' above cost, are de
termined to give "the old codger" a hard nut.
We do not, intend to be unclersold by any other
establishment in Town. We haie only to say, Come
and See, for "seeing is believing." We do not de
sire to pair our goods, preferring to "let our works
praise us ;" but we may be permitted to say, for the
information of purchasers, that we hare just received
AN EXTENSIVE STOCK of Superior quality and
style, comprising all kinds of: gentlemen's, Ladies',
and Children's wear. Also a'general assortment of
Findings, and Leather of all kinds.
Work made to order, end repairing done neatly.
KEELER STODDARIi.
Montrose, Jpne 11,1856.
10,
NC)TIC
prnic notice is hereby giver. that S. A. WOOD
RUFF is receiving a nen; lot of Stoves and
Wares pf all kinds usually in the Stove and
Tinware line of-basinsc among which maybe found
a better *torment of
.Stores, heavier, larger,'and
more durable than ever before offered in this county.
All the'proof you need will be jnst to call and exam
ine for yourselves. All stoves - arranted in every
respect.
Sept constantly on hand, an eXtensive assortment
of TIN WARE, made out of khe best materials,
Which is offered for sale as cheap as can be bought
in any market. - Also on hand, Lead Pipe of all siz
es, Chain and Gearitim for Chain Pumps, all sizes
Braras and PorceLsin jetties, andi all kinds Jappaned
Ware.
Jabbing done on short notice and hi good order.
All goods in the line will be sold cheap for rash or
(approved) credit. S. A. WOODRUFF.
Montrose, March 19, 1858
Valuable Lauds For Sale.
VOO OR SALE IN ONE BODY, about 55 acres of
I Land on the waters of Spring Brook, a branch
of the Lackawanna riser, in Luzetne County, Penn's.,
about midway between the thriving towns of Scran
ton and Pittston. These lands are covered with val
uable timber, and being situate in:the most extensive
mineral region in Pennsylvania-known to contain
iron ore—and believed to abound in coal, and being
+dim in the immediate vieinity of several railroads
made and now in progress—offer to tb,e capitalist an
opportunity for the investutent of money that seldom.
occurs. For further informatiim apply to N.' P. Ho
sack, Esq., No. 11, Wall street New 'York, or to the
subscriber, at Montrose, Sitsqiiehlinna couuty,Pa., thr
attorney in fact of the owners.
'April 6, 1854. - BENDY DRINKER.
IXPORTANT TO FARMER
New Freight Line Trent ITlontrwie
DILL & ARMSTRONG,
Commission Aki:dAmids, No. if Erie Buildings
VOR the better accommodation of the Farmers of
1. Susq'a county, w4O'have,etineltled to receive
freight every dap of the week "(Sunday's excepted,)
tt the store of M. S. Wilson and Son, who will attend
to shipping the same talNew Yeirk, and the return
bills will be paid iri cash attheir Store. ,
Capt. Wickham is their Salesman, whose long ex
perience on theN..Y. L E. Railioad justifies him in
saying that justicawilthe done to his patrons. With
the above arrangement we invite farmers to give us
a call . e • JUSTUS DILL,
CHARLES B. ARMSTRONG.
Montrose, Aug. 20, 1356. 1, ' 32m6.
NEW MILFORD STOVE EMPORIUM.
•
• In /full Blast.: ,
Two Hundred and Seren(o-Five Stores for
sale &y . Dickernum d, Go.rratt.
WE are in receipt of the largest stock 'of Stoves
ever offered in Northern Pennsylvania, co n
sistiog of Cooking, Parlor, and Six-plate, both full
wood and coal ; also, a full assortment of large sizes,
for Stores and Churetes.
Would call particular attention to the Jeffersonian
Elevated Oven, the mast perfect, . and heaviest plate
stove in market. Among our assortment of large
oven; would mention the Empire State improved, as
being very heavy plates, perfect fi nish, and s. superi
or b aker. irsramorsqr Susquehanna county, you have
been in the habit of purchasing light stoves and light
trimming, and payjng as much as you ought to for
heavy plates and bevy trimming.
We manufitcture our furniture, and will sell at man
ufactureei prices... Let, those who' pay a maker profit
compete with us if they. can. Jobbing = ected
with the tin trade, done as usual on short notice.
DICKER AN k GASIUTT.
New Eford, Sept. 18..1855..
Stovest..StovOs
stratatrir would bivke attention to his
LAW large stock of NSW STOVFSjust received,
including a full assortment of Elerated Ovens, Air
Melt, 'surge Oven, and.Prerolont Cook Stoves, with
a superior variety of Parlor, Mee and Sbop Stoves,
for Wood er Cos also Stove 11Pit, Zinc, Sheet Iron,
Stove Tubes, lee.. His ikaaortusent will include the
most select and I.l;tirabk Stows in market and will be
sold on the most Eivorablelerms, for cam or ox nue.
New Milford, October 22.
A few Ploughs and Stoves, which will
be sold 1 , 1- t than cost, to chose than out, by
Sept. 34. 1:74. r CTIANDLER.
*.%
4 4 4 s i t 14, '•
Lycoming Ca Mutual Insurance Company.
•
Copital,-02,g00,009.
IT isone of the beit Companies in • the. State. It
was incorporated - in 1840,. its Outrun. - perpetual.
It has insured, since it went Into operation, thirty
millions or property, and paid over six hundred - thou-
sand dollars lessees. About twelve thousand bai been
paid in this County. •
Applications received at .the store of B. R. LYONS
& Cu., Lattesborci, and at Montrose. •
/3. 11 LYONS, Agent.
v :nil y I
Montrose, Jan, 18n
NEW MINCEENT
-AND-
0 ©
tanlerslgt, red having associnted / thentAcives in
the Mercantile business, under the name of Mott
& Tyler, at the old original " Brad' of Igarigation,"
announce to the public that theVaro- now receiving
a large Ftock, of //-
• lliesv & Choice . Goodoi,
,
such as Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Cloths; Cassitneis,
Crockery, lints and Caps, Groceries,ke., which
will he sold for ,11,cr[dy ('ay; at prices that can't laitto
suit. • / • !C W. MOTT.
JAMES C. TYLER.,
Montrose; Oc e tober 1, 18,541.
..,, ,-- gutvam is 0-TER
*
THE COUNTRY IS QUIET!
Prosperity Abounds! i
A ND now that winter has come, Farmers and all
1 - 1. others:lMM prepare to enjoy thefruits 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, . 1
which can and will be sold as cheap as at any other
Book Store this side of Si.: V. Cite, or ereleae " Ev
ans & Co's. great Gift,Book_ sari!" in the city, that
sendt out so
n.any 4SW4SOTA Ina I'eliknioe.X.
thc• new boot 4 may be found, Western
Border Life, Bora Grafton, Life of taco. Morgan,
Three Per Cent a Modth, , or the Perils of Fast Liv
ing., The Last of the Forester's, Dred, Torchlight, Vi-'1
olet, Post_ fliec Pit ectory or Business Man's Guide,
a book that every business man in the county should
own, Japan - ExpeAtion, Mechanic's Text Pool:, ke.
Also—new school hooks, which will he sold upon
the principle that the " nunhlr slip:nee is better than
the slow shilling." ,A new Physical Geography of
the United States, f) - y P. M. \Varner, the *nicest thing
out. Berard's history of the. United States, a new
school book, just (Ult. Elementary Moral Lessons
fiw Schools and Famine:oy M.F.'Cowdery;a fine
too. Green's Elements of English Grammer, Col
lttit's new series of Arithtucties, Greenleaf s new
Arithmetic.
iVebster's Dictionaries—All sizes, and
a good deal cheaper than that J'c n knifc llousc in
New York sells them.
•
Diaries for IS47.—A good tutsortmcnt, all
right as to prim 'Also, Almanacs for 1357.
Also,—.t new lot of Blank Books, Writing
Books, with or. without copies, Black and Red Ink,
Pens and Paper of different sizes antts.olors, Scissors,
Knirci,Razors; Port Mcmniaes,Fish Hooks and Lines,
Lanips, Port Folios',Couaty Pocket M.lps.of the dim
crent States, Ste. kc. And all to be sold at, the Mont
rose Book Store in the Post Office, by • - .
A. N. 111 7 1A.Alift.
N. B. Christztvoi and New Year's Will lie here in a
few daye. A word to the wiAe, A.'N. B. •
P. S. Anr Paper or Magazine puldishetl in the
United Stati;:calt 7 he procured at the lowest club
price: Enquire at the Pont Office.
31ontrose, December 3, 18;',r,
Stoves Stoves 11
A, genetal assortinc;nt of Cooking-Stoves, among
11,, - which is the celebrated CLINTON ELEVAT
ED OVEN : also, Parlor and Box Stoves, Stove Pipe,
Sheet Zinc, &c., may be found at very low figores at
the store of - S. S. INGALL.
PATENT_-11EDICIN
A MOSG the great variety of Medicines at Turrell's
/1 Store, may be found all of Dr. Jayne's justly
celebrated,FamilyMedicizes Ayre's Cherry Pecto
ral and Cathartic Pills; Halsey's Forest, Wine. and
Forest . pills; Hoofland's celebrated German Bitters , ;
Louden's series of Family Medicines; Merchant's
Gargling Oil, the greatest remMy for sprains in man
or beast ever known ; Mathewson's Infidlible Reme
dy, and Horse Remmly ; Brick's, Vermifuge, and a
variety of other kinds ;Trask's Magtretie;Biritment,
the great remedy for burns, rheumatism, and all' in
flammatory complaints; Pond's Extract, a first rate
thing for similar purpgres as above Ointment; An
drews' Pain Destroying Agent, a good article ; Wood
cock'' Balsam and Bone LitArment ; Atwood's Jaun
dice Bitters, Canker Drops , ,, Liniment, and Dysentery
Drops; Baker's Compound for D,ysenterY ; Hough
ton's Pepsin, for Dyspepsia ; Hvlntbold's Extract of
Buchu and Extract of Sarsaparilla; a variety of
Salves, tbe"best in market, Pills, Ste., and -an almost
endless variety- of Patent Medicines, altogether too
numerous to enumerate—but suffice it to say, that
the public will find nearly every thing in this line, at
the Drug and Fancy Store of ABEL TtRRELL.
Montrose, July, '1855
UPWARD AND ONWARD.
(70 17BOOTS!
The Border Ruffian% on .i►laie St.
Defeated,
A ND the endeavor to 'palm off that " Extensive
Stork of superior qual;tun of Good; lately re
ceived from an old broken down Establishment - in.
Binghamton, tuis proved 'an entire failcre to our
friends dmen'tolen. :" Seeing is •Delireing." We ac
knowledge the fact. And should judge that seeing'
(witl•out wearing) would be all that was necessary to
convince the public that SIMMONS S MERRIMAN,
at thetr store on Public Avenue, first door above the
Post Office,' nave the lamest and most desirable
stock of BOOTS AND SHOES ever introdneed into
this market; which for price (we offer - no competition
withieeond rate goods) durability and style we chal
lenge competition. We are receiving weekly froiu
the Best Rouses in New Yell: the latest styles and
best qualities of GoOds, which keeps our - assortment
complete. •
:July 28, 1856, Just' received a large addition to our
former stock, consisting, of Gents Patent Leathe,
Boots, Patent Leather short Boots, French Calf Bopp :
Gaiter Shoes and slips all styles. Ladi. Gaiters Bus.r
kins Slippers and Boots best malities; also Boys•
Youths and Children': Boors, Gaiters and Shoes, the
best in market. In fact evert• thing belonging to the
trade.
ALI. kinds of Leather, and FittNogg; fie.,. All
kinds of work: made' to order nild repairing done
neatly. SEII.I/ONS h 31ERRIMAN.
Ifinitrose July 28, 1856
NEW MILFORD
Shawl, Cloak and Dress Goods Emporium.
FOR FALL, 1850
I:IBURRITT would again invite attention to his
• new stock br
• Fall and Winter GOotls,
including, a great variety of rich Fall -Prints, in new
styles; Plain and Fancy Delaines and Cashmere;
Plain and Fancy Mohair Cloths; Plain and Plaid Me
rinoes and Paramattas; Black Brocade ;.Plain and
Fancy Silks; Wool, llmche -Cashmere and 'Silk
Shawls; Gents ShawlS, Rich Ribbons, Bonnets and
Flowers, Ladies Cloths and rich 'Velvets for Cloaks,
Broad Cloths, Cassimcres, 3.c , with h large assort
ment' of other STAPLE and FANCY GOODS as
usual, including
Hardware Crockery, Lon and Steel, Paints,
Oils, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Clock:4,4lond°
Robes, Carpeting, &e., with &large and new:assort
ment of Stove*, of the most improved - STYLES
and CONSTRICTION, all of which will be, sold to
meet the views of-the closest buyers for cash or ar
proved credit.
New Milford, October 2, ISSG. ' •
FACTS FOR TINE - PEOPLE.
TIM subscriber is carrying on the ()HAIR MAK
ING BUSINESS in all its various branches at
the Chair and Ware Shop in Ifarford, 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, Loung
es, Settees, Tables, Stands, &c. rte., all of which wilt
be sold at the lowest prices at retail, (or wholesale;
with short notice.) All work warranted well made
aril of good material.. Short credits and small profits
will be my motto. For demonstration of the Obore
acre please call at my shop in Itarford - village.
A. W GREENWOOD.
•
- llarford, October 12, 1854. 13M.
NOTICE.
Dimon desirous' of paying and money, on debts
of any description, can do so by leaving their
payments with Poat, Cooper k Co., Bankers, Yea
rose, to my credit, whose receipts will be allowed
from their.date. C. .WARD. -
April 18 1856 usif
Butlalo Robes, n superior lot, just reeettesl
and will be sold tow by IL '
IC-ow-11'w) 1, Ni Jr 5; 1313.
. •
SMITH FORMIAM &, CO - -.
9 '
- I,OMk Eillli
n 2r111::'
Cabinet Illak*,,
TAKE pleasure ortringthelriustog .
e'
of ,44
dtintj eirnswis A z sl
WORIE the largest. and best attsortmentkof CANN,
1
I FLA 0, AND 1V001)/SEAT CHAIRS
.ever oirer-
I ..cd for sale in - Susqunliaurta county, all of which were
I manufactured 'expyessly to their ordrr, and they can
Iwarrant them tu/be a superior article. Cull at, their
Ware room, fc6t of Maine street, and examine_ tot
yourselves/ . w. w. fOSITII.
, E. C. YOILDIIA M.
IMontrose; Feb, ?...7. 56.1. ' A. f l 3lllll JR. . ,
, Si'EAM. GRIST AND SAW MILL;
1130 T BROTHERS having purchased the above
establishment, Will keep consLandkon heed Su
.i,peryine awl line Flour, Corn' Meal If .taperior gnat;
I ily, also Ch, and Bran at the lowest cash prices.—
I Custom work will be done with despatch, and in all
I cases a-am/nerd. _ ;1381ti
Montrose. July. 1853, . _ ;
DR. HALSEY'S FOE.EST WINE.
AND .
Grill-COATED FOREST PILLS;
The most extraordinary discovery in the
World" • •- ---• •
.1,000,000 Bottles and , Boxes sold annually;
AND TIN IRANTS OF IV ES S,A VED FROM
A PREM.:ViIa: E GRAPE BY THIS :
LATE DISCO VERY..
ESTIVON tAts;.-of the Most unexceptionable charr
acter, are continually pouring in frorm ercry
part of the country, bearing witness to the unparal•
leled efficacy of these medicines. - • -
The following show the number of caseiottrcd..as
certified to by letters and other testimonials, received
-from all pails of the Union and British colonies, front
the Ist of January, 1e55, to January, ISt t 1856, in . -
elusive:
• ' Cases cured
. .. , .
,Crvous disoniers ' . - • 818 .
Rheumatism.... ....... . ........ ...:.211
Comuttnirtivc decline, colds,and coughs 546
Liver complaint • 401
General debility , • '614 .
Dyspepsia and habitual eostiveness....7os
Pustules and unhealthy color of the skin 4i.)6 • ,-
Bilious disorders ,
.- 1617 •
Scrofula and mercurial Complaints - , ~...260 •
Jaundice • • - ' 2 1167.
Salt rheum anti ErySipelas. :: . - ;fit
Agile and fever,
Propsidal disorde 5.,.
Other Tat, ious di-orders
But a short time has elapsed since these great and
good medicines have been made known to the pub-.
lie,yet thousands have already exPet kneed their good
effects. Invalids,' given over by their physicians as
incurable, have found relief and been restored to
sound and vicorouS health from their use. The great
_amount of good these medicines Mire done . , has in
duced thorciands to recommend them to thew friends.
Men of ihtegrity and physicians have sanctioned their
use, recommended then, to the . public.
' READER, if yon want not yout: constitution in.:.
urea by that slow, lurking poison calMnel; or other
mineral substauces„ to u ch no t such medicines as eon
them, but procure• those eiceTlent and pre!"
vegetable Preparations, Halsey's' Forest, Wino and
Pills,
If you bare the dyspepsia, or .nre • troubled Cioith
clistivenCss, take this Wine and the Pills, according
to the directions, and you will then get well: •.
If you are nervous, or.weakly, or , hare emaciated
countenance,. or general debility, _this. Wine tknd the
PHI- will restore you to health and energy.
If you have unhealthy colored skin, or pimples,. or
pustules, or blotches, medicines will purify the
blood and eradicate all such - humors. .
If yott have a-weakly constitution, mid feel your
selves too old fur your years, take thcs6 excelhmt
medicines, and they will invigorate your constitution
and fortify it for longer life.
If you are bilious (which may be known by'-such
symptoms as drowsincics, 100 of appetite, dizzinesss,
furred tongue, etc.) takii a good dose of the . Forest
Pills, and they will purge from the stomach and bow
els all morbid and bilious matter, and thus prevent
a lit of sickness, and save your doctor's bill of $lO,
$2O, or *,•50. . - -
If you have the. liver complaint, the Forest Wine
and Pills will cure it. These medicines exert a pow 7
erful.and most salutary action on the liver, 'Mil have
been the means of curing thousands of this -trouble
soMe disease. , • -
PARENTS, there is not; perhaps, ri month in the
year that some member of your family does not corn•
plain'of headache, or sickness at stomach, . or -have
furred tofiguei, or some other unfavontble,syniptoms.
These arc-the forebodings of disorder; and sickness,
of some kind or other soon ; for such symp•
tombs alwaYs show that bile Cr 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, iti all cases, prevent sickness from such
causes, and will purify the blood, and 'produce
strength and animation. • • - ••
Tht Forest Medicines, kept always at Itand, to be.
taken whenever such symptoms, are exhibited, will
save your fathily almost entirey from Sickness, as
well as your doctor's bill, which frequently amounts
to more in a- week. than spfticieitt of these arena
to keep ; do u r family in good health for years.
LAMPS, the Forest Wine is your medicine.--
This pleasant, agreeable, yet - effective medicine, ex
. actly stilts your delicate constitutions- If von are
weakly, or nervous, or in general i l health, this Wine
will do more U. restore you than all other medicines.
In all cases where bile exists, or the baii-els constipa
ted, the Forest Pills also_ should be taken, .neeording
to the directions.' •
3IARINER and TRAVELER, if you wish to guard
yourself / against sickness, and dangerous diseases,
which may jeopardize yOur life;"provide yourself with
the Forest Wipe, and Tills before setting out on long
voyages, that-you may have them on hand when: re
quired.
Forest Wine is in large squar& • hottles, one dollar
per bottle, or sis bottles, for five dollars. Forest
Pills, twenty-five cents per box. General depot, 64
Walker Street, New York; and kept by one or more
respectable druggist in almost every city and village
in the Union and -British Colonies.,
General Depot, 61 Walker St. New York.- Agents,
in Montrose, Abel Turret), in Great Bend, L. Scott,
and all druggists. .
,Decetnher 3d. - IB3d-
T.EMPEIXANCE.• SALOON AND
effioccE2u o
• ON MAIN STRIET MONTROSE PA
j rrIlE subscriber to s , this method't 1.
'keep it be
_L. fore the r k4)ple or Susquehanna . 6 unty, that at
the Temperance Saloon (the only one lin Montrose)
is the place to" get Crackers, Cheese,
I New York Candy, Sardines, Herring, Oranges and
Lemons, 'Apples, Nuts, Sugar, Pickled Oysters,
Tongue - atugcumber:t,Small Beer, lee cool Lem
onade and Sittla-water, Ice Cream Ex., to eat. and
AI;o, at the same place, is kept on hand a
good assortment of GROCERIES, fresh from. New
York, such as' Tea of different kinds, good,-from 2s.
91 to Os. per pound ; Brown Sugar is now selling at
9 cents per pound, 'best Coffee Sugar at llf cents,
and crushed, pulverized' and granulated Sugar at 121
cents per pound : Mackerel, Cod, White and Blue
Fish, Pork, Lard, Smoked Ham and Shoulders, Dried
Beef,. Ham ' Tobacco, (plug and fine-cut,) Vinegar,
Caudles,, Stearine Patent and Sperm d 0.,,
Rice,
Soap of different kinds, from 10 to 12.1 cents a
bar, Soap Powder and Washing Soda, Sack Salt for
family use, Shot, Percussion Caps, White-wa.sh, Scrub
and Shoe Brushffi, Stove and Shoe , Blackitig„. Hair
Oils, Perfumery and wvariety of. Extracts, Matches,
Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves, ground do., Ginger, Mus
tard, French and American, Coffee Essence, Corn,
Starch, Sago for-puddings, Raisins from Oneshilling
to IS pence per pound, Zaitteel Currants, Citron;
Prunes, Licorice ; drops and root do., Candies of ail
kinds, Fancy Candy Drops, Gum do., Dried Peaches,
Plums and Cherries, Oranges and Lemons. - Pine ,Ap
'pies, Cocoa, Blom k and Chocolate,Nutmegs and:paV
cot Nutmeg Graters, patent Clothes .Pins, Transpar-.
eat Slate ~Slate and Lead Pencils, Sweet and Cinder
Oils - in bottles, Fire Crackers and other Fire Works;
Raymond's," Lee's, and Wright's Pills, Salts; Dr,
' Phyla's CaMphor Ointment, au almo,st sure cure for
the Toothache, Sprains, Bruismi,Murns, Ste. &Me.
Horse Medicine,. a,nd,a :large assortmentof
Toys, among which arc Morsel . on wheels - and rock%
_era, Dogs; Lions, Cats, - Iliiil4, - .&e.; stein - Paihr and
Baskets, arionets. Accordeota,lfarntonicons,.deirs
harps, a few Ladies' Baskets and Sewing Birds . ; also,
Flour on hand by the ponatkiack or barreloit as
16W price - and as good quality as.,can be bought in
Montrose.. '
All orders sent by friends; stage, mail; or by-chil
dren; with' thelutanv, shall wv.iveproutpe attention
and be dealt as fairly by as !Obese who ordered were
present themselves. . -
The above goOds are for sale at "live and let Bee'
prices. People are requested to call and examine
for themselves.. Terms, cash - or ready . pay. Thank
ful for past favors; I hope to 'Make it an object for.
those That want Groceries, Eatables; lo w to get *vo
nt, the
.Tempentnee Saloon and Grocery. .•
May 21J856. „ S:S.-MOl7.
REMOVAL;
W. S. Wilson has removed his Stoek of Goods intei
his new Store (in the Brick. lElltick) at the foot of Pub
lic Avenue where the Mereintile business will be con
tinued under the Firm of 3f. it Wilson & Son. Ad
ditions to their present Stock will be. continually
made and particular attentioo.gleen to keep' up a
general assertment- - -A‘sPeeltilly in the — lfardware
. •
lire.-
8114
BUSINESS CARDS.
.
-Vrfintu it .19Theiteii D»
- voLacne: PI ISKITAN-AND • sumarov sa.
-1:4
_mann, oirF 10.seniiicsi.uialkithop e f er 44
" Refoitied Piitn to the old tleedinglilisterint
and Calomel Plan. liOkson Snv tsgiuunut Pa.
_
WVEALER SADDAM.% -liarneu r Trunk., v it ,,
1.) !ices, Pa; •l9 1
•
• 101110YSICIAN AND SURGEON,: tin peith i s nai , A ,
locate 4 him/self at BrackneyrDle,
county, and will prOtripily attend to all calla with
011'6 he way beAtt'fwed. • DITIv
--- tan'
Knapp4"itrith E. dwell & Bons,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS 1K CEUTA,GGut,s t ,
and Earthen Ware c Ep. 'l6 WarrfAs *treat, NSW
YORK. . .
• Dvll.-IklWilmot.
GRAOIIATE Of the . Allopiipac and 'llomeopithi e
collegei otAtidicine, is now lAPTtaaneatly
cated in Grent
- April 3 1 0, 1850.
A. BuslisteU,,
A TtORNEY dt,rouNsELLoß .AT LAW. Offic e :
ti over E. B. ,W eaci: Drug SU'rey Susfueharift
DpOt, Pa. ' t :
- Orthar4, N. D..
PiITSICIAN AND:SPO.FO)Tv 111iCkson, Sesq lle :
-I- henna iteetdenee $ the Poetetrite r :
.
=Et=M
EALERSIN4IOOTS &0110E8pLeither k Fist
inip, on Maine SLI first door bsiowitestie's
. _
Montroie, :I, ISS&
- • William 5 . . Jessup,
A TTORNEY. AT I,Asy , k NOTARY PUBLI
Office on Public Square. Montreee.-
H. • -
SLIEGEON DENTIST, Montrose, Pi., at Scarlet
Hotel, Mondays and Toes:lays of click week,
Killer it
ALVTORNF.IS ANT) COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
.. and Solicit** in Chancery.. Mc* No. 44 Clarip
street, Chicago, 111. - -
Thomait.ingstnun.
- IrkEALER IN DRY GOODS, Grovorit* ck•thinD
1/ Cmekery, Boots :Ind gtoric - &O.; iguAtepiehenii
Depot , Pa.
Bentley & Fitch, • .
-A TTORNEYS AT ISW, AND,- BOMIIIr.LAND
/ - 1.: AGENTS, Irotarfise,..pa.
b. a DIS:11-TLF:T.
J. Colsten,..
TAEALER IY STOWE'S,. Thp, Copper, and Sh ee t
JL/ Iron Ware, Loder.triite, hear Great Bend Depot.
December 4.- - ,
A TTORNEY AT laVir, SzuvlueAtimeas."4 Opp
.11 on Malneatrret: one dixiegagoneniteles.
• . Albert C4amberlia,. • -
A TTORNEt AT LAW and Jusiti'oti of the Peace;
over L.L. Post it Co'jt Store s Montrose. - ,
Wm. H. Jeefap
A TTORNEY AT , LAW AND COMMISSIONER of
211„DEEtra, for the State 'of New York, will attend
to all busiaess entntmed' to him with promptness and
oddity. Office Olt- PORC Striaz t occupied by
Wm. 4 Jessup.. . , ,
Abel 'barell,
DEALER IN DRUGfs MEDtCINEK: Chetaak,
Paints, Oils; ; Dye-stuffy ; Grxeries -DryGootb,
Ilardeare, Stoneware, Glassware, Cloak Watches,
Jewery, Silver Spoons, Spectacles, Maim': I Instr.
menu, Trusses,'SucgiCal Instruments, Liquor+, Per.
turnery, Mirrors, "Stationery; Wishes, Shoes, Yankee
Notions, dc. . , . . .
.F. B. Chandler, •
TAEALEII IN DRY GOODS, Ready Made Clothier,
Crewel-ice; gooks and Stationery,: etc., ruble
Avenue, ilantrasi, Pa. •
• LL. post &-co., .
D"I.ERS TS DRY GOODS, Gm:merle'', Crockery,
Audit-arc, Leather, Flour, etc:, cornet:of 'rum
pike 'greet and Public Avenue, :Montrose; Pa.
J. Lyons & Son.,
TVALERS IN DRY GOiIDS, Groceries, Rardwars
1/ Crockery, Tiniiare, Groceries, Books, stk..; Ass
clingy on the Book'Bipilingbusirtess- 7 Publie Avenue
Montrose, Pa: - . _
Bentley & Read,
TAEALERS IN . :DRY GOODS, Drugs„ ,Medicines,
-El Paints, Oils,' Groceries, hardware,
,Crockery,
Iron, Melts, Watches, jewelry, Siva; Spoons, Per
emery, dr.c.—Foot of Public Avenue, Montrose.
. • William; & William It Jessup,
A TTORNE'YS AT- LAW ,Nontrote, Pe.. Prat.
.1"1 tic° in Sustrehannn, Bradford, .Wayne, W.
ining,and Litzenic,counties.
• Wi Smith &ca.; •
rtABINET MARERS: The keep Cenitaritly ea
he#l* a -good treenrtment or e al Mild* of. Cabhuit
Furtitufe: Shop. and ;
Ware Rooms time 400 t. eL
Maine street, Ifentrope, ,Pa. _ ,
. Rockwell'. utton.
A fANITEACTURERS and DE.3I.C.Rg Biro.
Good*," JAW*, Caps, Fetra Untbreltas, Para.
sols, Ribbon*, tiv.'ee., No. 40 . eintrtlandt street, fee
York; (up stairs.) '
S. B. ROcKWIELL.,
A 114,1ADWIN "%Tholes.*4nd Setail
A
er in Flour; Salt, Pork, Fish,Laid; grain, feed
meal, candles, closer tud•tinßothy seed.
SO liiirels fresh ground' dour just - remised fres
I thies- Mills. - • , _ •
Montrose August 5,•,.1836.
- • • R.. Thayer, • •
j3HYSICIAN AICD SURGEON', Moutttee, Pc—
I_ - Office in the Farrneeli atom. - . Hal—nflS
Buffalo Robee, Turk's Wand Salt, &e.,
for sale liy . • s - -S. S. INGALLS.
Gibson, Nov. 5,4850. 1 ' 45-IT
Bspikiag Hoise
OF
POST COOPER & CO.
, , . - ...
.. •
DENBY DRINKER, •: . M0N17105.E.
• .
WII. lIENTTING COOPF.R _
- - ---* November 12 1850
ISAACJ... POST ... - • - • - - -' _ '-
s-
IFIII AFT'S on New 'kerb City,OndPldiaditliblit.
.1.1 Collections promptly made and rejig . - 81el'I.,
. Offieellours _front 10 .1. Y. 01(3.:
~.. „. „ ----,...,
1 - Messrs. "Allen - 81 POitim„. , - forIF.
REFERENCE, S'amuel C.. Morton, Esq.,,Pbß*
- _ 'lron. Tiralhuri Aissup, Itontrooe.
. . LIME AND • I*ILAIITEIL
.
111)TE subscribes i are no
`w and will keep
censtantly on'hand;-: Lime -- Of a•-riry• **ries
quality at .Mentroae Depet, and•;74ll sell - it,in an!
quantities at a fuir - Persona — *Ming' biro
quantity can be supplied t on a reasonable notice.
ekupei-ior gronnti t , rku!ter:,.‘lll be kept constantly to
hind bercalter. -; ' I. L.'POST.
• •-• If.
• ' W. Ji:SSUP.
Ventres r
Depot, Apil 3. - tit.6 l ll E.
e .
• • Nev Fall Goods. -
11 •
POST .1101111111
itdralrep tne . .
and as eltiap -
Clethiilf.=44 wary large stoplc juit opened,.
and will be soldas tortiallei, as low as at any esUb
Itsbatiat lathe coanutyLtiril Invite - oar fito6
liontiose..oeLk I Bilot6 - -
THE INDEtE74OENT REPUBLICAN.
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At tit
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Oituieckern'cio'lliett,py Tees ) One week ',.::.. . .$ 0 , 3
One squara tee weeks ~"-;'; ‘0.1 5 '
Ono .equate throe.leekk,..... l l ) °
One quern -4 " .:.; ` 'ono month, 1 1 2
One &Direr ......
One mixture , 44 . theectmonths,. s, o °
One square-1!r `;
.:: ; e}: monithet l . 5 , 00
One squarer . year 8,00
For two-or more squares, inserted by the yea;
deductionfront the abaTei prices I* ni de. TentlY ad
vertie' ers b*ve the(pririlege of altering or. dont
tog their miritrthiMaints :without additional char-
Buffoess ordic not, eiceedLog five Mite, Insertee.
at .$2,00 per ar
11ailhoWorbE.
This office'. k supPlie4 with - It good asfertment el
J9tAting loateriata;anil - kinkla of. Job "tVolici oucb
xa efir:llN'Posters,l'amPhleg, do riepeel'
ty prainf',ov.: • •
MG
r. incr.
W. N. WISTO7