' EXTRACT .
Prow-Andel Welitterr i anyesauth Rock Ore lioa,'
Delivered at P/ymestA, December RS,
.1 I deem it my duty, en this occasion, to:ing
est that the land is notwhollY free from the
contamination of a tra ffi c, at which every, feel
-, ing of - humanity must forever revolt;--Ithean
- the African slaverrade. , Neither public sen
timent, nor the law, has-hitherto been able
entirely to put an end to thie odious and a
' bominable trade. At the moment when God
in his mercy has blessed the christian world
with a universal peace, there is reason to fear
that, to the disgrace of the christian name and
- character, new efforts are making for the ex
tension of this trade by subjects and citizens
of ehristum states, in whose hearts inhabits no
(Nentiment of humanity or justice, and over ,
whom neither the fear of God nor the - fear of
Man exercises a control. In the sight of our
law; the African slave-trader, is a pirate and a
• felon • and in the sight of Heaven, an offender
far beyond the ordinary depth of human.guilt.
There is no brighter part of our history, than
that which records the measures which have
been adopted by the government at an early
day, and at different times since, for the sup
pression of this traffic; and I Would call on all
the true sons of
-New England to - cociperate
with the laws of mau l and the justice of lleay.
en. If there within the extent of our
knowledge oilnfitterfee, any participation
this waffie,, Jet us pledge ourselves here, upon,.
the rock of
.Pltimouth, 'to extirpate and de:
stroy it, It is not fit that the land of the Pil
•- grupashould bear the shame longer.- 1 hear
chi ;Quad of the hammer, I see the smoke of
the furnaces where manacles and fetters ere
• still forged .for human limbs. I see the visa
- gee of those who shy. stealth sand at midnight
labOrii this - work of hell, foul and dark, as
may _become the artificers of Such instill tneuts
of misery and torture. Let that spot be pu
rifled, or let it cease to be of New Englarid.
Let it be purified; or let it be set aside from
the christian world,; let it be putout
,of the
circle of human sympathies and human re
gard; and let civilized man - henceforth have
no communion with it. ,
• ' I would' invoke those who fill the seats of
justice, and all who minister at-her altar, that
they execute the whOlesonap and necessary se
verity of the law. ^ I invoke the ministers of
our religion, that they proclaim its denuncia
• Lion of these - climes, and add its solemn sanc
tions to the authority of human laws. .1f the
pulpit be silent whenever or wherever there
• may be a.sinner bloody with this guilt with
in the hearing of its voice, the,pulpit is false
to its trust. I call oh the lair nierchant, who
has reaped his harvest upon the seas, that he
=Oat in scourging from those seas the worst
pirates that ever infested them. That ocean,
which seems to wave with a gentle, magnifi
cence to waft the burden of an honest Cam
mem, and fo roll along its treasures with a
V. conscious pride,—that ocean, which hardy in
()natty regards, even when the winds hare
rafted its surface, as a field of grateful toil,—
Asilitt, is it.`to the victirii of this oppression,
whin hi is brought to its shores, and looks
forth upon it, for the first time, from beneath
chains, and bleeding with stripes ? What is
- it to him , but a wide-spread prospect of suf
fering, anguish and death? Nor do the skies
smile longer, nor is the air longer fragrant to
him. The sun is
. cast down fr om heaven.--
An inhuman and accursed traffic has cut him
off in His manhood, -- or in his-youth, from ev
ery enjoyment belonging to his beiffg and eV
ery blessing which his Creator intended for
him.. -
The cliristian communities send forth their
emissaries of religion and letters, who stop,
here and there, along the coast of the vast
continent of Africa, and with painful and te
dious efforts mak some almost imperceptible
progress in the communication of knowledge,
and, in the °general improvemint of the na
tives who are immediately about them. Not
thus slow and. imperceptible is the transmis
sion of the vices and bad passions which the
subjects of christian states carry to the laird.
The sliive-trude having touched the coast, its
infhience and its evilsapread, like a pestilence,
over the wholeconthient, making savage wars
more savage and more frequent, arid adding
new and fierce passions to the contests of bar-
pursue this topic no further, except again
to say, that all christendom, being now blessed
with peace, is bound by everything which be.
longs to its 'character, and so' the character of
the present age, to put a stop to this inhuman
ana ilisLrraceful traffic.
Fishing with Birds.
Lient Habersham, in his entertaing work
• astitled "Mv Last Cruise, w telates a singular
opearrenee: 4 hi a Chinese river that disem
begins m the Yellow Sea, he saw a long, low
raft of bamboo moored under the leaofa hes
v pier, on which were a Chinesefishernian,
a basket, a paddle, and five duck-like birds,
ailed "fishing cormorants." The fishertntm
soon reached out his hand towards the birds,
the nearest of which at once Waddled up to
him mid ;stepped into his open palm • be
smoothed his feathers with his right. hand,
bent his inouth to his arched neck for a mo
'neut. and thek put him on the edge of the
raft. There the bird , dipped his bill' into the
,water once or twice, snapped his bead from
c side to side, and ended by divin e ) , suddenly
-into the turbid stream that washed his feet.
After being down ten or fifteen seconds, he
suddenly popped out of the water with a good
wised fish in his mouth, and swimming to his
master delivered up the prize. The fisherman
stroked him down as before r uttered a few en,
contagui . g words, and the same operation was
repeated.. Another bird made. one or two
unsuccessful efforts, when r the master took
him hack on the raft, slapped him soundly on
the head, and threw him angrily down. That
cormorant made tracks for the other end, and
lookedquite ashamed. The training of birds
for the purpose of fishing is quite common in
that part of China, and is often made a valu
'able source of eniolument.
Itar A candidate for parliament, at the
reoent Aleetion, was asked—" What do you
think of the Decalogue r Confounded by
the inqpiry, be turned to a friend and asked,
in a whisper, " What does that mean 1"
The friend, trixise Asluaintance on divinity
was on a par with Ettown, replied by sug
gesting it probably meant fogging in the
army. Whereupon the candidate declared,:
" 1 entirely disapprove of the Dknilogue, and
will never rest till 1 title it abolished." The
gentlenuit vas elected, and is now a member
ef-the new Parliament. The London Adver
tiser pledges Itself for the accuracy of this
' statement It shows that men occupying
proininent positions are not above the need
the most elementary Sunday School in
struction. -
tir*en ore soincbned to content them.
selves with what is Commonest; the spirit
and the sense so easily grow dead to the iin;.
premien. of the, beautifid and perfect—that
every ale should iitudy,*by, all methods, to
nourish in his mind the faculty of feeling
them things. For tio man ean bear to be
entirely deprived of suet enjoyments ; it is
only because they are not - used to taste of
What is excellent, that the generality of pee.
pie take delight; in silly and insipid things, ,
provided they.be new. For this reason, one
onsat r overy.day at least, to hear a: little
sitat, to mad is good poem,:see a fine pic
ture, sad, if it were pond*, to speak a few
simumble words.--Groake.
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PLATIOIN ICALIL
THIS INVENTION claims niperlokty over every'
other, in the following respects : In the invada
ble scientific principle involved, and upon which it
acts; in its undeviating accuracy; in its lightness
and. strength; in its wonderful capacity, convenience
of form.' and applicability teevery purpose for which
Scales of any kind are required; iu its perfect sim
plicity, in the *beanie of env complication liable to
vitiation, or to get out of order ; and, finally, in the
important fact, that this scale can be afforded at a
bout oire-aiird the cost of any other Platform Scale,
of like capacity and accuracy in use. And poems
sing in ;an eminent degree, all these merits, this
Invention is conreded to be:one of the most useful
and valuable ever brought before the public. And
coming, as It does, within the reach of all, it cannot
but find en unprecedented sale and undivided market
amongAittiers, hannielieepers, mechanics, merchants,
&c. everYwhere. to the exclusion of :every other
weighintapparatus.
The invention of the Scales and the Many invalua
ble improiements which we: have made within the
past few months, have brought them to such a de.
gree of accuracy, that they may be safely relied up
on in every trumactfon of weight. -
ManufaCtured and for sale-only by
R. H. RATON & CO.
Mannar), Sun. Co., Pa., May 13, 1857.
OPINIONS OF THE PIIESS.
•
Iwroarakr Isvarnos.--,For some five years past,
Mr. B. M. Smyth, of Pennsyli-ania, (now of this State)
an ingenimis and scientific mechanic, has concentrat
ed Lis mind and means upon: an invention at length
perfectly successful, and forwhich letters patent have
just been itst/ed by the Government of the united
States. This invention is known as " Smyth's Self-
Acting Bent-Lever Platform Scale," and as this is
the first public notice•of this useful and valuable im
provement,, we shall take. the liberty of expressing
.ourselves freely upon its merits. The platform of the
scale is about 12 by 18 inches, and the. whole scale
is about 8 inches high , and weighs entire only about
24 - , pounds, While it has the eitraortlinary capacity of
weighing any object from one : ounce to' four hundred
pounds. Its form is compact-and convenient, and is
applicable to every purpose for which scales of any
kind are required. Under the platform and attached
to the leverage is suspended a weighted arm or pen
dulum. To thLs pendulum is attached an indicator,
which, together with the pendulum, the instant any
object is placed upon the platform mores from its
centre of parity to thz point indicating the exact
weight. The scientific principle upon which it acts
admits of no' inaccnmey or change, and a given pres
sure or weight upon the platformonust"always carry
the weighted arm and indicator to the same point.—
The principle beyond doubt is the correct oue, and
that it hati been properly applied in this instance, the
lucky inventor has left no room for doubt. Ile seems
to have attained perfection itself—at lea.-t so Ea as
Platform Scale ate concern*and to have combined
in a remarkable degree an invariable scientific prin
ciple," known of all men," with compactness, con- .
venience, strength of form, durability and accuracy.
But the great and important featurein this Seale is
the fact that beyond all these merits it poss e s ses the
additional one of being cheap, 'and within the reach
of every
,family:—Albany Err; lour., Jae. 2.8, 1858. '
We hare examined this new: Platform Scale 'and
concur in all that is said by the Journal. The prin-
ciple is at once simple and beautiful, and ensures
perfect accuracy, while the price will be three times
less than of the ;eales now used.---4/bany I.lrpress.
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PATENT PLATFORM SCALE.-WC • hare ex
anined,this new invention: NOthing can be simpler
or more completely do eloped Than the principle up
on shieb its acts. The platfortnAvhich .sustains the
weight lifts a Pendulum, suspended and loaded at the
end, through an arc of ,a circle ; and the indicator
points out, _upon the graduated- circumference, the
etactiveight: In other platfoym scales the mure
of avoirdupois has to..be ascertained by movin a
loose-weight on a beam, as on a steelyard, till it its
mti
the precise point. Smyth's invention is n self-work
ing one, and indicates at once, and to the minutest
fraction, the figure. Br attaching the weight cal the
end of the pendulum,, the scale. becomes multiplied
by fives. or tens: by rele asing ' the weight it gives instead of pounds.' For household purposes,
it is as cheap and far better than steelyards; and is
finding the way to all well regulated kitchens where
the, receipt book, with its prescriptions of weights and
proportions, is used—.Atias and Argus.
A Naw Inta--If anybody doubts that this is an in
centive age, they should call and examine Smyth's
Self Acting Bent-Lever Platform Scales. For t simplio;
ity of design, and economy of space, they take prece
dence of any scales that have yet been, invented.—
There is one peculiarity about this scale • it posses
sea 'very little machinery, and can never make a mis
take so lonfi'. as the laws of gravitittion continue.
Smyth's Male has another advantage --its small cost.
--Knickerbocker.
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1 1 / 2 7716 RAM! PLATFOI.II Scone.—Thin new and
valuable . invention was on exhibition at our State
,Fair just closed. Nothing In its department received
more attention or was more generally admired or ap•
projed. This mak, possessing the extraordinary
menta eoneeded , to it at the East, cannot but be ear
' ly valuable, and must, we think, come into
t Ve
use.
e
e Albang Irseiring lowed publishes the above,
and adds: This scale (Smyth's) was also exhibited at
,the Stale Fair at Watertown, sod notanly received
every attention given it in Ohio, but carried off the
firstiend highest premium awarded—ei diploma and
silver medal.—Clreelead (Okie):roarmel.
"pieta's Slas-Acrruto Bzwr-Lavia Pcmona
Sca4t."—The fundamental prinCiple of every impor
tant ',invention has been very simple. In ha
simplici
ty isthe elements.of its worth; its uselislness and a
daptability. Inventions of complicated movement
and visionary ',theories have never perforated the ob
ject sought to be obtained, for with adaptabilty, ad
crane, and dirabiEty must be combined cheapness.
All of these desideratums are involved in the inven
tion 'recently patented and known as M Smyth's Self.
Acting Bent-Lever Platform Scales." The sale in
que.4ion, front its contraction on the principle of
gravitation, tai never liable to be out of order. It :nest
lievforni ha wcirk thoroughly, because the laws of na
tare govern it, In size the scale is a pigmy, but for
capacity it is wonderful, weighing any object from
one ounce up to four hundred pounds. It can be reg.
'dated by any one who looks at it but for a moment.
As their cost ip but a trifle, they will speedily be as '
haTispensably necessary in the household cafenciar as
any other wells; article of daily use.—Eye.Transcr flit)
lIIIPORUNT AND VAL-L*IBLE INTENTION.-:-AUIOI4
others, we have been favored with en examination
of the new and' valuable invention (recently patent
ed,) 'known as Smyth's Self•Aiting Bent-Lever Plat
for"{ Scale.* Jri. I) IL Smyth, the ingenious in
ventor, has spent some five years in the perfection
of his work, aid that be has attained perfection
there seems but little doubt. This scale is construct
ed upon a scientific principle Which knows no varia
tion or change, 'and hence Its weenracy is beyond
question. Its capacity and strength is imp • • -
ed, while its torch and the principle involved make it
convenient and appEcable to all purposes requiring
scales of any description. - It is_free from any corn
plleation liable tb variation or to get out of order.
The great and linportant feature, however, of the
scales made under this invention, is the fact that they
can be afforded at, about owe--fourth the cost of any
other platform male of Me capacity and accuracy in
- the world. 'The scale we have seen (a sort of pocket
edition as compared with otter platform scahm,)
has the wonderful Capacity of weighing any object,
from one ounce - up to -Anr hundred pounds. Pos
sessing the eatraavffmat7 merits and advantagei con
ceded to this invention, it cannot but be exceedingly'
valuable, and theseeke made loader it, brought as
they will be,. within' the reach of every family, mum
meet with en unpreeedeated sale, and come into ice.
mediate and ge neral a/0;01rd to the benefit of the
public, as to these io fortunate as to secure the ex
clusive tight of msonfeetwieg and trending Wm:—
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State Resister.
LUKE AND PIIASTEE.
fon eubscriberit lam now burning and wi ll keep
& axotaarly /1004, Lune of a very superior
quality Itontroso Depot , and will sell it in - any
quantities at efairva.- • Pram wishing a large
quia t e ratt be am,w van ertaeonable notice.
will be kept constantly 40
bad 1402 41114 'lPteir L POST,
N. MUMS.
w. assur.
L. Much-
'
Neutron Depot, Azkiii a.
ffiliT Pi
SHOULD:
PIIRCEEASE
Swth'i! Pakit hOieri4
MYTH'S PATMT =Mr= . SCALES
RUMP= TRIFIRST a D .
• RIGEEBT PREIMiX
—A Diplomas and Silver Medal—
@TaTIE [FLUE'
AT W-4 T MIT TO ,
TRIM SCALES ARE MANEFACTERED AN-6
- FOR BALE ONLY BY
L H LATOI,
1141 FORD, SUSQUEIL424:rA CO LTA
ErERr
Fa\IVEI
‘ 1
SHOULD PURCHASE ONE OF
SMYTH'S PATENT IMPRO ED
SCALES.
Smyth's Patent Improret Seal
RECEIVED Ti
F 1 I 11. ES
Highest Premiu
DIPLOMA ft SIL PER MED
STATE PAI
WATERTOWN, NEW YORK.
.THESE SC A LES ARE MAINUFAC
• • ..AND FOR SALA' ONLY BY
I R. H. EATON & C
•
iliarford, Susquehanna Ciamility,
r , I
Every Panwri
SHOULD PONORAZE ONE
slllllWlTlthiltlffifratitillf
SMYTH'S
Patent hnproved Scales
RECEIVED THE FIRST is
WAIT HMI
I DIPLOM AAH !ULM ND
AT THE
State Fair itifatertore, New Tor
. THEM? SCALES ARE
MANUFACTURED - •
.AND FOR SALE ONLY BY
P: No EMMA A
HARFORD, .
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY, PA
EVERY
If A ME '
SHOULD t'UTLCI'LISE ONE OF
SMYTH'S PATENT
MUM SOW%
EMS
PATENT IMPROVED IMPROVED SCALES
RECEIVED THE FIRST a HIGHEST
PREMIUM
—A DIPLOMA AND SILVER MEDAL —
AT TER STATE FAIR AT
WATERToWN. N.Y.
THESE SCALES
ARE MANUFACIITHED
AND, FOR SALE ONLY 'BY
R. IL .11Fas4on dr, Co.
Soler& Illineellisams
may,
ONE OF
AT THIC
21
-AND
AT THE
r •P
IPia
NET MILLINERY,
Drej-hlakieg gstabllsluient.
• •
LADiss old rz.roa.HEARD THE NEWS.
itittgAßlTir f(xlinrz . i.FY II:t e ll. civil!
lags of pa, MI Lee ; het returned _front New
York w a large' and Wildcat& stoelk of rock
consisting of Ladies and Aliases Shiny Hat* of ever]
style andradety, also Crape and Silk Hats constant
ly on bald of every hue and color, together with a
splendid inwortment of Fancy Goods, such as Embroi
deries,_ lkir Braids, Hosiery: Caps, Read-Dresses,
Laoe Goois„ Le., of which she offers at the
lowest prL
P tdar attention Odd to Bkmehing,...El
Brook!, at Home.
rook! Nay 6, HlM—Vitt
Sprlg Blossoms and Spring Goods
In G 1
rt Profusion* Magnificence
nf . OUR R
W I his compliments to his friendei and the
p blic for the substantial and long-continued
,patro of his business, would again announce that
he isle iving a large and full stock of
S RING d BUMMER GOOD) S S
including as usual a great variety of Ladies Dress
Goods is Prints, Ginqlsenns, Lawns, Beirege-De.
lanes l' Chalks, Silk Plaid Bcreges, Poplins; BM.
code, Black and Fancy Drat Silks ; Broehe, Stella,
Silk. and Cashmere Shawl.; Mantillas, Parasols
Rich A4Aceut Bowls and Flower*, Broadcloth,
Gassinsetes, ic., with a great variety of other
STAPLE & 1141VVY GOODS,
including Groceries, Crockery, Hardware hen end
Steel, A ills, Stones, Hats and Caps, Boodand Shoes,
Carpeting, Ploor Oa Cloths, Painted Window
Shades, Vralt Paper, Clocks, Drugs, Oils ft Paints,
(fr., kc. The entire stock baring been bought for
Cash and with much care, will be sold at the, lowest I
figure, and atom the views of the closest 'Cash or I
Thee bw,ters.
New Milked, May lit, 1857.
S. B. „Kea and Salt constantly on hand.
New Spring Goods
At the NEW STORE in Olsen.
THE
undersigned
II• just returned %...s •
from New ork, are now ex.
hibiting to the good people of Gibson
and vicinity, a complete assortment of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Bouts,
and Shoes, Rata and Caps,
Beady Made Clothing,
Staple 3: Fancy
Dry Goods,
consisting of Lawns, !terve* Chafes Ginghams,
Sheefings, Tidings, and a large stock of
1 1 1101111 E GOODS • ,
for men and boys' wear. Believing the Ready Poy
and Short Credit system to be the true one, our
motto is "The nimble sixpence is better titan the
slow shilling." Call and-see us for we will sell )ou
goods Cheap for cash. HAW LEY &GI D..
Gibson, April tin, ISV.
N. B. All kinds of produce taken in exchange for
Goods.
FE
11Q0NNETS, Bontiet and Dress.TrimminOt,
.1.4, a complete assortment at •
HAWLEY* GUM P'S..
•
Cl !LOVES & HOSIERY. a large k 6 ek,
x , of every fin iety, for Ladies, Gent% and Child
ren, at • • DAWLEIr & GUILD'S.
BOOTS & SHOES, and Ready-Made 'cloth.
ins, of every style iu market, at
. 'IiAWLEY & GUI Ltrik
tin
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Dairymen, Take Notice, !;
T...rnwrara- it GUILD hare constantly on ;.hand,
Li- and have made to (sides Churns, Firkins
Retuni Pails Tubs, of the order,
quality. .!
Gibacm,.tpril :10, 1857. 3
IL LT
`TILL selling at $2,181 bbl., -notwitbstanffing
13 the late adyanee, by •
11PIPSTEAD k 31eKENZIE.
MONOPOLY ! MONOPOLY ! !
THIS is the *eat principle among our selfish,
small Merchants. • In proof of this look at the
late Act passed at Harrisburg, prohibiting hawking
and peddling in Susquelumna County; an ! ..tet pas-.
zed to gratify. some of the Merchants who: hare ex
pressed a desire "to *fop semi large trasmns."
GUTTENBERG, ROSENRIUM (1 CO.,
---43 A 1
DOWNwagon will•run more rekuLtrly than
ever befixe, until their license for peddling expires.
In order to accommodate the community and he able
battle monopolysuccessfully, they hive made ar
.
;Orr;ta to get New Gooch weekly from New
they wiU sell the same from' 14 to 20 per
cent cheaper, than any other establishment lu Sus.
quehanna County. We have now reii6ived our
NEWSUMMER GbODS I
The largest, cheapest and best ielecied stock ever
Offered in this market. It is not 'n esnry to enu-
merate the articles which our asaor ent comprises
it is sufficient to say that we have a &nerd stock of
the latest and most fashionable goody In the market
and we cannot fral to suit the public,* well in taste
as in pii&A. A few words more tri! our fellow-chi
lens, and Pettkoholl to those whWeel themselves
Independent and not obliged to purchaseat some par
darter store. We know that it will:be for your Inte
rest to examine and price our goat( before purchas
ing elsewhere; that is a true mond that "a penny
saved is better' than two earned. ";; We' are. deter.
mined to spare no pains to give getter:a satisfaction,
and we shall alwayothe ready and happy to exhibit
our assortment to those who will itVor us With a call.
, GUTTENBERG, ROS4BAUM
Montrose, May -2i th, 1867. •; ‘ i • -:
•
Pm HUNDRED
Locak Trave l ingA"lls Wanted! us l Empaygfw4oso.permonthi
No humbug or chance i business. Permanent
employment given and no capita] required. For
further particulars enclose poster stamps and Ad.
tea„ ' A. SIMPSON Exeter, N. IL
May 20,1857. 39m3.
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11.'CL-11. El 8, - ..
H a e i n n f f se or cur ' eg ng t , h' i e snl ht of ri u r: g."da e n fg, a be t.
prepared to furniale and Ind them op at, then shortest
notice.
. Montrose., May 6, 1857.
LOOK HERE :
A.B subsc ri ber has been receiving during the past
three weeks a fine lot of ,; • .
SPRING 1k SUMMIR GOODS,
making, with former stock, an assortment with which
there is-no comparison in thisylcipity ; and that
they are being sold in a mannerisadsfactory
to customers is manifestlivuu the fact,
that notwithstanding all efforts at •
competition, the rush ;;and •
. sales thus far have Lein
unprecedented.
• We mean with frequent additions,;to keep. the as
torttnent good ; and ready or prompt pay
. ing customers can rest mired that,.
the.old store is not to be outdone.
In addition to the large ca,
riety kept for years, r
now have a good !
assortment of
READ YIMADE CLOTILING, I
•
ALSO,
BOOTS at. SHOtS,
in all varieties. Please give us a Pal _
Gibson, May 2, 1857. . S. Si INGALLS.
LOOK AND READS
1.11 1 111114 1111 . '
nalemigned, Merchant, at mock Four
Corners, has lately diacorered *ll fbr , ready
pay, he can sell more goods and malre.:;mom money.
at ode half the usual profit pat upon ( *until' gouda,
consequendy I can sell goods from fhie el) ten per
cent lower than other establislunents in . ti do section.
But do not take my wotd for it, call an 4 see for your
mlres. Bring ti little milt, or some Wed of country
produce, and buy your goods at a price tutparalleled
in the history of mercantile trade. My ;stock 'Claw
and well ideated, and I am reeMihtg new additions
every week, My terms of sale arc reidy pay. It
eertainly be for your interest to dill and me me
Flour and ask kept constantly on Land.
NW B. THAICER.
Diuxitkolan. 14080.-41
En, '
Fire & Live Stock bairn impaiy,
OF PIELADELP :
NO. 86 WALNUT.STREET, OD . null,
c.tprrAx, fr4voioo• .
Make Insurance against loss ' d u amag . e6y eets
• Buildings, Furniture and , g
ty. Also, on, Horses Catile,*ainst
i re
death from Y cause.
or LOSSES PROMPAY ADJUSTED,..Ai
B. R. Miller, Retry Jones, F. S. Medley,
J. R. Flanigen, J. Crosadale, • Sand: J. Randall,
• C6uu4.;Flanigen, of Wilmington, Del.
Wu. N. earsarr, See.
B. R. MILLER, ?reit.
JAILLINGS STROUD, Agral.
Montrote,lJuly , 1857 y
Nannfactrer's Insurance Company.
CARTER PERPETUAL.
Granted by the State of Peautsyleant&
CAPITAL, 000,0.0.
FIRE, MARLYE, & INLAND TRANSPORTATION.
T HIS Company, was organized with a Cesheaintal,
and the Directors have determined to adaptibis
business to its winnable resources--to observe, pru
dence in conducting its affairs, with a prompt adjust
ment of losses.
A.S.'LIPPINCOST, greet. W. A. &tom, Vice Pres't.
Al.rIfED Wang, Secretary.
Diatcrons.—Aaron S. Lippincott, Wm. B. Them
a.% .Charles Wise, J. Rinaldo Sank, Wm. A Rhodes,
William Neal, Alfred Weeks, John P. Simone,
Chariot J. Field, James P. Smyth.
OFFICE,. N0.,10 Merchants' Exchange, Phil.
A. N. BULLARD, Agent.
Montrose, Pa., May 13, 11357.-1/
‘ A .
_ d o%
i etj:
Lycoming Co. - Mutual Insurance Company.
Capitttl,—s2,2oo,ooo. •
IT is one of the best Companies in the State. It
was incorporated in 4 . 840, its Charter perpetual.
It has insured, since it went into operation, thirty
millions of property, and paid over six hundred•thou-
Auld dollars losses. About twelve thousand has been
paid in this County.
Applications received at the rtnre of B.S. LIONS
& Co., Lanesboro, and at Montrose.
D. R. LYONS, Agent.
vtinlyl.
M . onire4e, Jan. 1857
E. CAILIG-DliaL&
IMPORTERS OP AND lIY.ALItif.4•IN
V 11 1
i
6145,5, i.gilitel7ll)4l.e,
•
LOOKING-GLASSES,
NO. 76 WARREN STREET,
Eben'rCau
T. G. eauldwell, - Henry S. Knapp. New York.
W. A. Cadifiwell.
'subscriber having connected himself with the
jj shove Rouse in the Crockery Trade, in all Its
various diranChes, Ivould simply' say to merchants,
hotel, and boarding-house keepers, in 'Susquehanna
and adjoining counties; that their stock is one of the
largest of the kind kept in New York ; their assort.
ment is large and general; their goods are of kood
quality and choice patterns; their prices as low as
the trade can offer with reference to profit; and that
he is very anxious to sell to all who may think it for
their interest to give him a call.
• nExny S. KNAPP
New York, January 1,1857.—1 y -
CABINETJIINUFICTORYE
Lilo. no -mniLL.
TA NUFACT IT R R and dealer in all kinds o;
lit Furniture, IS . now prepared to fill all
orders for Bedsteads of
,all kinds at whores de or
retail, on short notice. Retail prices range from $2
upwards, according to style.- Ho also keeps•on hand
Ready-made Coffins ; and as he his an elegant
Hearse, he 'is prepared to attend funerals on short
notice.
New Milford, Dec. 17, 1856. • 490.
- •
Susquehmma Seminary.
.Binghamton, Broome Co., N. Y.
T HE
Turmas of thin, Institution are happy to be
able to announce to the public that it IA now in
the full tide of successful operation, The Seminary
Building,' are new and commodious; the course of
Instruction is thorough and . comprehensive • l and the
discipline is kind, but lirrn,—aiming at str ict order,
prompt obedience, correct deportment, and •Indus
try.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION. •
HENRY CARVER, A. M.. Principal.
Cmtatts H. Haman), A. M., Prof. of Ancient Lan-
•
n ages -
• ,
,
Fissi - E. enunnrcx, Professor of Mathematics.
Miss Mak: A. TINCER Preceptress, and Teacher ok
French.: .
Truax M. GORHAM, .Tetteber of Primary Depart
Merit.
.- . .
- i
Mrs. Lccarrt.t Jonssmc, Taeher of Drawing and
-• Painting. :
J. $n row JoptEs, Professor of Instrumental Music.
Witursat MARTIN, Professor of Vocal Music.
- EXPENSES.
Tuition for Term of fourteen weeks, from $3 00 to
$8 no. Music. Drawing, and Painting, Extra.
Board and Washing, Room furnished and warmed,
$2 25 per week.
Tuition, payment made invariably
.in advance.—
Board one half in advance..
•
eat.synan.
Ist Term commence/4 Aug. 2;th, 1856. 2d Term
commences Dec. ad, 1856. ,Sd Term. commences -
April Ist, 1857. •
For further information addresq the principal:
• B. N. Looms, Sec. S. IL P. ILIA; Prest.
Bbighantlon, P 6. 11, 1857.-6yl.
Farm for Sale!!
O NE
of the best and cheapest FARMS on Rock
River,,lll., for sale. It contains
•
ZOO Exore•sal,
all under fence,' 100 under plow, all the timber nee
e..sary for use convenient ; a small stream of living
water runs through the place, good new house welk
orchard, kc.. It will turnoff 82,000 worth of
grain per annum, or is well arranged for a stock or
dairy farm. Is only one mile from Como, a town of
800 inhabitants, which contains first rate grist and
saw milk, plow, wagon, and blacksmith shops, &.&m.
It is only two miles from R. R. Depot, and four miles
from Sterling, the county seat. •
TERMS; $8000;
/1200 to 11500 down, remainder in nine annual pay
menta, with six per cent. interest. Apply, to
G. C. LYMA4, •
Sterling, Whiteside County, Illinois.
1111 r Several thousand acres of Pine Lands,
in Wiaconsin, and prairie in lowa, for sale, on time.
May 40, 1857.—tE
1111111 1 / 1 SOMA
DIEIErSCJIN EMIR
A n . ew . -. FC cle kw
to fu an who • want i go t o u d l
and. cheap Mattressoes. liusean Hair is recommend
ed as being better than hair or feathers,' it is fres
from all moths, worms, and no bug, Sot even embed
bug will go near it, nor remain where it is. Mattres
ses of Hair or Coma made on short, notice. - -
G. F. FORDHAM,
• Nos. t , 2,4 3, BaseMent, Seariea Hotsl.-
Montro,se, Pa., April 30, 1857.-tf * •
DIIiNCWRS :
Mil
0 1.1_ 21 25: ,WITNESSES •
-
Si '•
Purger Convicted-.'
_ JOHN S. ?MI IS IN' ACTOI4 '
Who had 10 years sinc e' as i Ranker
and Publisher, and Athor.nf •
A sines of Lectures at theßroadway - 21diernae4
,1 = . when. for 10 successive nights, over
lir 50,000 People jigs.
11 1 -Greeted him with Rounds of Applause, white .
al he exalt the manner in which Counterfeltem
execute their wards, and the surest and ~
V. Shortest Means of .1t• votecting them!
CD The Bask Note Engrareri all icy thht.he is:the
greatest Judge of Paper Money tieing.
irGREATEST DISCOVERY of
the Present Century for
Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes.
Describing Every Genuine BM in Existence,
and exhibiting at a glance every Cow-
Plll • -
terfeit in Circulation ! I .
ID Arranged so admirably, that REFERENCE is
EASY and DETECTION INSTANTANEOUS.
In virlio Index to examine ! No pages to bunt up
al But so simplified and arranged,that the Merchant.
CO Banker and Business Man can gee all at' a Glance.
ANN
NMI
English, French and German, .
a Thus Each may read the name in his
own Native Tongue.
IN -
mg MOSI Perfect Think Note List Published,
the Private
a List of
All the Bankers is Amer
in A Complete Summary of the FINANCE or
Distort k, Axstuca will be.published in each e
dition, together with all the Important SEWS
• OF TUE DAY. Also A SERIES OF TALES •
ti*. Prom an Old Manuscript, found in the East. It
furnishes the Most Complete.history of ..
ORIENTAL LIFE
gg and describing the Perplexing Positions in which
"I the Ladies and Gentlemen of that Country have
.ll, been so often found. These Stories will continue
m a throughout the whole year, and will prove the
co Most Entertaining ever offered to the Public.
s a or Furnished Weekly to Subscribers only, at
-$1 a .year. All letters must be addressed to. •
. JOHN,S. DYE., Broker ,
Ns Publisher and Proprietor, TO Wall Street, N.Y'.
cp. apl3on IBv3yl
AYFR'S
CHERRY
PECTORAL
FOR - TILE RAPID CURE OF
Colds, Coughs,- and
Hoarseness.
• • Buntrittu, Mott.. 20th Dee.. Ig:ii
Dt. 4 t . d Arca: 1 (So not Ito itato to !my
Witt y I have ever found for Coot
lloarsenCia,_lotturutu. and tlo, rouromit
symptoms of a Cold, Io your Itto:olly ItEcrul
Its coustmut usu lu my prarrice 1.11,
fix the last ten yt-arit has *flown it to pop.
suporkm virtual, fitr. tho •troatm , mt of tiit
complaim to. • EDEN liN19111", 31. D.
A.ll. MORTLEY, V.. 444.. or Vile 4 N. Y.. writes; '•1 have used
your PGCTORAL myself and In c.indly ever river you invented
it:and believe it the best medleine tot its purpose ever put out
With a bout cold 1 *13.041 winter July twenty-tile dollars fur. e
bottle than do without It. or take any utper remody - ."
laroap, Whooping' Cough, Influenza::
-. . SeruNenza.b. Mid- Feb.:, 1836.
pecans Arta: I will ch , criutly certify your Ptereout. le. the
bed readily we id.Ane4 f..r the cure of ll'foxidjeg e)oeob, ereop
and thectielet dieeNeleele of el tiletreet. Wee of your frataretity in• the
Saadi appreciate your shill. and commend peter uee4iieee to au
P00P 1 46 ..' .. . ' lIIILAM CoNKLIN; 31. D.
AMOS .LEE. Um.. llourturs, It.. wrltNc 3. Jau
had a Indicate influenza. which contiro4l me to doors tiV 144 , 44
took many without. rrllef . ; tti.l your l'Errocli
D 7 'the itdrke ut our Clergyman. Ttto tirxt d , reliavi4l OD.
;areaway in my throat and Mogi; 1,4 that, ots.• half the 14441 4
mad e me completely well. Your line•tirintr+ an , the elloaprli
Wen le the .hoot we 01,11 lolly. au.l wr ',deem you, IjouclAw. and
your n 41101411. 214 the poor
•
Asthma or Phthisic,
,itnd Bronchitis.
WEST :ti r-drrElt. relc
Pm : Sour Cutter Pr': V !• z.31-.lnzi•n; np.ti
m dal Pretioll. It /MS :
/001 i/ Alai tilitott..VlUW4ai tt p
etounwtfou. amt i.. nwit- .-urlug u twin :who
to aret-that uf the lungs f..r thr 1.. t f..ity
lIENSIV L. PA RKS. AP-rchahr.
•
A. A. RAMSIPX. 31. D.. Atmoy. 7tioxitox e... Imre writot.
1ept.11,11‘54: "During my ?metier inany rear. 1 hare u.) goating etiMil ,3 our CU MIR I' 1 . 1.0 - .. t. gi %lug vier' aryl.re
lief to comumptiar te. or ouritta•mit Are romble:'
We might add rolunien rif rrkiju i , • •
Font' of.the virtu e s tla.
Prtlbably_no one remedy kne *Ter been k4. , ‘ , 11 which mrod
nuknY and Pick diunz•roup mow...is this. Son.. no human ate
sr. reach; Itttottcon' to thoie the Cottic aironts
re
Wit and comfort. •
•
Ice4.c. tirr.7 Voaa tlgn•h 5. '1.15,
Duasoa• ATM. I ie."; it a am( a.pf,sx•rur to in
form yon what you , Preset Plifolt 11. los , dna, for my wire
FLT Led been five motsci. tat..rfiry- • Meier ?N. .tatti...rous.syttirt'
toms of Courtimption. from which no aid we meld I.rocurc ;a%,
her much relict zdt.. nss ritiatity • hat lir. Strom:, or
this city. whew we hate wnie for aot)im. nr.enm o nd.•d s trio
at you. medirlnp. lie la c .. hF l.indno•A. u,. ae uo yonr lAN]
Cll . *be has ' , covered from that day. Floe is not - Vet av ht,ntn:
u.
hi 1004 to be. bit I. free from her codirls. cm! I ult.. hrr>eiY well
Yu with cratitruic als; r.•rard.
itnl,ANlat Silt:l.M, or Nrtt••rcgr.tr:
eassicurGivs, do tint itrAtialr till y;roti !tarn
Pgcso.tas.. it I. made ttin .thmt..i•t• in
th
world_ &id is cur«• all r..timl merits:tit' it
ihturi.--.P.a.tddphio /eager.'
Ayer's Cathartic Pills.
sciences of t heralstrr and '3l.thdin hlrekt en tikes/
their utmost to prteltow this hied, need ert,i pt.r,^tti‘t
which is known to man I utittinei.able pro... qt, n that
these Plus hare virtue whit it sort. se, in et 41.4. • tit. oni
try medicines. and that tie •a In mann.... ntedly n ton the onseri
! sr all men. Thin are eits and pltioart to tat • hot !eta. trial It
nuns Their penetrating. pole rte I. • tlSrtlll ILO the at it viti‘ •
sr the body, moots the onetructions of its torsos. pnnft
°Mod. and expel disease. The% purge out the foul hum re whit I
breed and sow distemper, stimulate oinggi.L or d.poleted or
Lane into their natural action, and ininirt Maltby tone snit
strength to the whole system. Not only do the, ruts. the awry
Jay complaints of every lady, hut abet ternolahle and dances
see diseases that hare Lathed the bey tor human skill. E hit.
I they um powerful vibe they are. et the same limo. in der
doom the serest and Net phyle thet coo to stnplit3 es
Sir children.'Doing sugar-coated. they are pleasult to take
end being purely TetetabbN are free from any risk of harm
Dues have been made which surpass belief were they not Nab
stantiated by men of such exalted positron and character as t.
ibetid tine impicion of untruth. Many eminent cierm tura en,
have lent their names to certify lathe public the re
of e ll r ly remedies, while
that m ot y hoitrs blare eent
thtta ro ut n e tri tLie
. assns. l l u re l~ uit
to the senor of soy affikted. attifeting Mimic-awn.
The e below named is pimsed furnish gratis my Atner
lean Aluminise, containing di:waren' ice their use,and reetld
eats. their coos or the following complaints:
In;7, 11 lhilious Complainis. theutrusittm. Dropsy, Heart ,
r " =N arising from a foul htutriesh, Nauss% Indigrs
Wu, Norbkl Inaction of the Boa ebt, and Pain arising theme om
flatulency, Leos of Appetite, all t leprous and Cutaneous Dis
ISM which require en evaeuant Medicine. &Mule or King'
Ertl. They also, by redly ing the blood and stimulating the aye
tem, c is saanYcsan tsuhlrh woukilpot be supposed the:
eould sash as Partial 'Blindness. IS ettrolgia en.
Nervous Irritability, Derangements of the hirer and Kidneys
QOM, Mid other kindred eompiaints arising from a. low state o
the body or obstruction of its functkins. ,
Do not be put of by unprincipled dealers with tints other pil
they make mane petit on. Ask for ATI3/ s Plus, end take 'moth
log else. No other they min give you 4 . OrOpILIVI with this in It
Maim& value or curative power,. The sick want the beet aL
there Is for them, and they should hare It.
Prepared by Dr. Jr. C. AYER,
Pudica/ and AllalYtield - Chezoist, LOVen
Pato, 3115 Ces. ma Box. FITX paiS /Oil fl.
sow BY
ABEL !FUTRELL, and by all Druggists and Med
• ieine Dealers.—nl4v:ly low
Read the :following Letter.
110.111 E TESTIBIONV. •
. .
We have received the followingletterin -relation to
Da. Mosses IstRAN ROOT PILLS.
ACTIURN Foca Conusss,
' um. o. , pa., Set. Btb,
Messrs A. A. J. Wilm S s Co.,
New Yoprk:2 18 B, '
"The Morse's Indian Root Pills-had from you give ..
totiversal satisfaction ' in EVERY nontscs, and our
firmer, ace them for almost everything. The Des=
ICSTXRT has been raging in this section to au alarm
ing extent, for the last MI months, satsuma. a stunts
ramify having escaped, Excsrr TAM asusas your
pill. have been assn Asa Plums:env& in which case
they have Kassa FAILED. I will inform you shortly
how to send a limber supply. Your ob't. Serv't." •
ALPHONSO R. SMITIf.
Such letters as the above need no co ent Dom us,
they ought to convince all of what tarjfrwriy helieve,
that Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are the very but
Pill ever made.
pae
Sold in Montrose by S. H. & D. Sayre and by . one
in evecy town, and In all cottn4stores. A.
J. Ink Co., 2 St. Peters Place, New York, sole
Proprietors. •
.- 47.-tf .
CrrFARMERS ATTEND-112
!VIII undersigned would respectfully announce to
J. the hiatus and all others interested,' that we
have associated ourselves together under the firm of
• • MOTT TILDEN, -;
at the old stand of IL k Tr. Mott, where we arepro ,
pared to furnish PLOWS of the imet-approved pat,
tune wow in use, such as alestehhei, Agri Iron
Beim, &v. • Alio Points_ of all kinds;,
Cultivator teeth, and all kinds of eastings - Rwrann.
errand others, all of which we propose to ea Below
as ellafrm afforded br anY sitaldiahment in thiseoun-
MUM MATT.
We *reels° to for Miurree iforse:Ptkwors,
'hag and Sawa kw wood, also Dog Churn
Powers, which we can furnish Oa Aort notice.
&whew" Jan. 7,1857.: ltr
- Albert Chamberlin. '
A . TTiIIINEY AT LAW and iiustiee of the PeatHe;
31.
over I. L. Post & Co's Store, itontrOse.
• 0- Wm. EL Jessup,
A TTOIiNEY AT LAW AND COMMISSIONER of
Dr:Ens, for the State of New Tork, will attend
to all business entrusted to him with prcniiptnets and
fidelity. Office on Public Square, occupied by Hon.
Wm. Jessup.
!nit the snort eonvlnnine
LI found iu upon
• bel Terra '
DEALER IN iMU MEDICINES, Chemicals
Paints, Oils, Dye-staffs, Groceries, Dry-Goods;
Hard ware, Stoneware,G tas.4w:are, cioCkft, Watehei,
'Jewelry, Silver StioonsSpectacles; Musical Instra•
ments, Trusses, Surgical Inarumentsi Liquors,. Pert
funtery, Mirrors, Stationery, Brushes; Shoo, Yankee
Notions, .k.c. •
. •
v . ' - • P. B. Chandler; '
,
D'-".}Th' IN DRY GOODI3, Ready Made Ckothine:
Groceries,. Rooks and Stationery,'-etc., Public
Avetrue, Montrose, Pa.
..-;._. -- c
• . - • - LI. Post &Co., -
nEA LERSTY DRY GOODS,, Groceries, - Cery,
Hardware,
,Leather, Flour ' etc, miter nicir•
pike street and Public Arenue,lcontrose,
. ,
T. Lyons & Son., • ' -
•q,
eerylN DRY GOODS, Groceries, Bardwarw
, Tinware, Grum-lei; Books, etc.; abo•
%
:th(tilo4s- Binding bwiness—Public Menne,
,
ltf -, '-''i!' , ':-- . Bentley & Bead, --
IrillaiSns IN DRY GOODS, Drugs,' Mearteines
-11 Paints, Oils, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery,
Don,' Clocks, Wat Chm Jewelry, Silver Spoons, Per,
ornery, ke.—Foot of Fabric .11 - venue,..iiforaftwe,
. _
William it W.illiam If. Jesaufh
ATTORNEYS AT - LA*, Montrose, Pd. Pres
ties in*Sustleeirstqus• Bradfotd, Wayne,Wyo•
ming and Lusesse ecnindes. _
• . -
DEALER in &axis and lleadings,linop
poles, ilarrehi, Mkt*, Chnios, /se. /a
orders from responsible qyarters, prompt, tillsd,ild
shipped as per direction, , t
Great Bond, Susi/. Co. ; . •
• Booboll & Winton: - • '" -
AIA)4I7fACTURERS and /MALI= la &1m
Good; Halt; Untbrelhis, Para
scils,'.Rehbotyt, dr.dr.,No. 40 Courtbutdt. street, I(fw
YorkauP m( 111 4
a. Rotuma..
AA BALDWIN Wholesale and - Rita deal
•er in Flour, ,Salt, Pork, kuili,Lard, grain, feed
ineal, candles, clorer and'timothy seed.
50 Barrels fresh grin*. flour jusCreceirod from .
Mica Male. \ -
Montrose, March '45; - •
- : R. -TM*, .
DRYSICIAI4 AND SURGEON, Montrose, A.-
11 in the Famine's store.
• • _ _ !LIE 1it00712, •
• Wes
f rrp' - erir otOratirs COrintr
IMP r i L OZ I .I I 2 - vins . : 7 roc% ted in SusoirehanniConntr.
.would offer his seri/Fes to - those•about bur% Ihig ar
repairing Grist Mills,. or other autehineryi f-“Thw the!
hie experience warrants histrto dokrg rest Oki\
d4ross,* Glenwood, Susq. Co., Ps. ••\
• _._ _ •
. -
COWES & SON, Bh4bauntoil, - New Yak,
.1 itsii.kit.:4 in Foreign and American Marble,laa
:/ tnnents, 'Bead Stones,' Table Tom, kn. •
Business pertaining to the abort) attended to with
dispatch, by 0. .Pa turn,' Agent„ Brooklyn, Sus
quehanna County. Pa. • -
February 4,1559.551 • - •
• Banking!loose
POST, COO ii co.
HENRY DRINKER,
WM. HUNTTDIG cO,OPER,.' if°l " RoB4
ISAAC L. PO O. Nvirember 18. 28"
TIRAFTS o Nei IrOrk 49ty - i6d
Colleedojur promptly . outdo sad remitted. ..
Ofilee hours from 10 A, as. to 3: " ' •
- -
less uL Allen & Pastan,- N.' York.
11.114IFF.RWE, Sainuel L. Morton, Asq., Phil's.
• • lion. Wilßaai Jessup Ilitennsw
- -6 r rational -
SADDLE & HARNESS. MAKER
_ AND- TIMMER;
=maw of A. A 4. Thad* (We lardbia
Smith,) to the above hobos Will eaer es geed
aortas, all kilt& of weds . " lw such U
Mee, liartleili s - Trunk*, he, gimes. see& 4*
best oak-varied leather.
CARRLIG4TRIMWArG of kinds APo!
short notice. MI kinds:of CaniageThasselesslnr
on hand and &Mailed cheaper than can be Pugano
ed elsewherelw.gorthem reensylnak, -
Nee. I, Skawdll; , Beasateat W 4 giltd, Ned.
Noetrese, °CO:ober 'Op.. - if
The Independent Republica &
- /VilLigHlrfoliEßT THIMSIDAT 3101M11.01, XONnot,
'At $1,50 nit mixing, is Auvakcs.
-f"
..Rates of Advertising.
aquas (16 lines or less) one week,
so,bo
One square, " two weeks ....... 011
'One square _ " three weeks, ... .... 1"
One square \ one month...:.. .1,2 t
One" . , two mouths,. ..... 2,2 t
square
e square " three mtbsits,.....sj e
One square " month . ....
One square " ono. .. 13,rs i
For two or more swims, Wetted •by ye tr, ,
deduction from the above prices is made. Yearifsd,
vertisers will have the privilege of altering or ato.
ing their advertisements without additional chs l i t °
Business cards, not eiceeding five lines, inseu,
at $2,00 per annum.
This office is supplied with a *God assortment rit
Jobbing materials, and •all khidaof JO- Work, Sad,
as Cards, Posters; Pamphlets,itc, will be dose:mu
IY and promptly • . •
BUSINESS CARDS:
Dr. - B. F. 'Wilmot, -
kBADUATE of the ilkiristtilo andlioineopiga,
Colleges of lieslicine,. now_periosnengyi o .
sated is Grua Bend, Pa. Office, corner of Mani 14 ,1
Elizabeth 6t„ nes* oppoilte the IL B. N.',
May 'lst, 1 851:'—'1,
. = Dr. IL,lhnith,.. • - I
URGEON norrisr, hie remos r ed his office ko te
0 Searle's, to Ma own dwelling, oppcsite the 44.
tint church; (ttortikside) in Montrose; wheresn Delt
a' operations win be performed his Usual ix 4
..- - •
manner. • ; =
Montrose, May 210857. •
. ,
C. C. Hollister,
_
rikEAIER IN SADDLES,
_Harness, Trunks, Ti.
BLIP lices,.&c., •ND:a:Arose, T's !
.
• - J. D. Vail: X. D.,
13IIiSICIAN AND SURGEON, has pernuim at a,
U - located himself at Drickneyville, Sarqueha tt i
county, Pa., and will promptly attend to all calls irith
which he may be favored.
• A. Btuili ut;
A TT ORNEY k COUNSELLOIt AT og * ,
over S. West's Drug Store, , Suquolut.
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Depot; Pa. ' • tin
..... T. B. Qichard, I. D.
PHYSICUN AN SURGEON,- Jackson,,Seseue
• haima county, Pa: Residence at the Postek.e.
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Beeler & Stoddard. -
DIirIEALERS IN BOOTS & SHOES, Leather b. That
. ings, an Maine St., first door below Searle's lio•
ifontrose,"Jan. 1, 1856
p
William H.liiittO,
A TTORNEY .ATIAW & NOTA.RY PUlll,l l .
13- Office on Public Square Montrose.
Miller & Fowler;' •
_CI_A. TTORYOTS _Kitt COUNSELLORS AT LAW
and Solicitors in Chancery.. -Office No. 44 Clinic
street; . •
Thomas Ingstrum.
DEALER IN DRY GOODS, G
/k rocesies, Ckthip g ,
Crockery, Boots and Shoo, m,. Busrehoiaa
. • Bentley & Pitch,' • - .
A.TTORNEYS.AT LAW,. AND Bopyry LAND
A
AGENTS,.MontrOse, Pa.
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s. DENTLZT. _ - L.. V.
'- L. P.' Hinds,
. A TTORNET'. AT LA.W, Sntrineanna, Pa Plice
LIL on Maine street, one d00r4,-erts;.ofLertheita's:l.
W. W. WHITOL
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