RESOLUTION
ryoposing Amendments to tht, Constitution
of the C'omaioti v Ith.
Pesaveil tai the Senate and-louse of Reprottata
tieeß of die Oommoo,o , aw , • of p cooß yir on ia
wd: That the following amendments
are propo.4ed in the Constitution of the Common
wealth, inaeconlance with the prorkions of the tenth
article thereof.
1 ItST 20.1E\ 11)11:\T
There shall he an: additional. article to - said consii
ttitiou to lie de iguatcd a. article eleven, as follows :
Antic' ci
-OF PUBLIC DEBTS
.
• ficrrio:ri 1. The state may contract debut, to sup•
Ply easuandefieits or failures in revenues, or to meet
expenses pot otherwise provided for; but the aggre
gate amonnt of such debts direct and contingent,
whether. centractod by virtue of one or More acts of
the gener..l assembly, or at differem periods of time,
slutil• - neree exceed seven hundred and fifty - thodsand
dollars, anti the money arising trout the creation of
such debts, shall be applied to the purpose for which
it was obtained, or to repay the debts ..si7 contracted,
and to no ether purpose whateri•r.
SEcro - tx 2. In addition to the above limited power
the state may contract debts to repel invasion, - sup-
Press insurrection, t•fend the state in- war, or to re
deem
the present outstanding indebtedness of the
state ; hut the money arising front the contracting of
such debts, shall be applied to the purpose for which
it was ritised, or to repay such debts, and to no oth
er purplaserhatexer. -
Scertlis 3. Except the debts above specified, in
Sections•one and two of this article, no debt whatev
„vhall be created by, or on behalf of the state.
SVCTION 4. To provide for the payment ()fate pres
ent debt, tind any additional debt contracted as a
feresaid, the legislature shall, : at its first session, al- ,
ter the adoption of this amendment, create a sinking
fund, which shall be sufficient to pay the accruing
interest on :melt debt,' and annually to rednee ate
principal. thereof by a stun not less titan two lion
dmi and, fifty thousand . dollars;
,which sinking fund
shall consist of the net annual income of the public
works, kola time to time owned by the state, or the
proceeds 0 r i the sale of the sa e, or :Inv part thereof,
and of the ilicome or proceeds of sale of stocks owned
by the state, -together with other funds, or r••sonrees,
that. may lac designated 'by law. The said sinking
fUnd may be hwrt..ased, from time to time, by as
to it anY part of the taxes, or other revenues Of
the state, nit ism - mired for the ordinary awl: current
• expenses of, oytirmtient,
,unless in case of war,
inva , ion or 1 . n•oolveliOn, no part of the said ,sinking
fund shall be or applied otherwise than in ex
tingitishment ot :he public &tit, miter the amount of
such dcht iS, reduced behm .- the stint of five'nffilions
of dollars.
SEcirtoN,:i. The credit of the commonwealth shall
not in., any: manner, or event, he pledged, or loaned
to, company, co:pa-alien, or associa-•
titrin ; nor slittil the commonwealth hereafter become
a joint owner, or stockholder, in any company, asso
ciation, or : corimrteCon,
,sKyriox LIL The commonwealth shall not as mile
the tklu, or township
par th..1,,0f, of any .conmy,
borough, or township or of any corporation or asso
ciation; unless such debt shall . htt - c been contracted
to 'enAbbs th,t state CO repel invasion, supp•csi do
mestic in:ur ec-ticth, &fond itself in titne'of war; or
to assi,t •the - the di-ehat ge of any! portion of
its present iadohtedne. , .:.
SEcriox ;.; The le-islature shall not authmizo any
county, city,lborougl7, township, or incorporated
virtyo of a - vote of IN citizens, or otherwise,
to ,beenme it; ittoclhoitler in any companr, associa
tion, or cOrpOration ; or to ol.tain money for, or loan
its credit 10, !any corporation, association, institution,
or ptirty. •
1 sEcosn :11 EN DM El:iT
There shall be an additional artiefe to said consti
t talon, .to. desie,nated a.. article XII, a.sfollows:—
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I • . ItITICLF. NTL
OF-NEW COUNTIES
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Xo county "be divided by a line Cutting off
over one-tenth of its po'pulation, (either to form a
new county Or ottervi - Ise,) without the expre , s as
sent of stieh eouty, by a 'rot - 9 of the electors there
of; nor shall any new county be established, contain
ingloss than f9nr hundred square miles.
P.;). A c NI ENT.
From rseetion two of the first article of the chnsti
tution, strike 'out the words, "of the city,of•Phila
delphia, and of each County rcspectively ;" from sec
tion five, same nrtiele strike out the worthy "of
Philadelphia acid the of,severl counties ;" from sec.
wren, smile article, =bike out the words, " neither
the city of Philadelphia nor any," and insert,in lieu
thereof the werds, "and 'no tr'and strike out .` sec
tion' four, same' article," and in lieu thereof insert the
"Smiles 1. ilri the year one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-four, and in every seventh year therc•-:
after-t representatives to the number of one hundred,
shaWbe appor:ioned and distributed equally, through.
out the state, .by . diStricts, in prOportion to the num
ber of taxable inhabitants in the several palls there
of; except,that luny county containing at least three
.thousand five hundred taxables, may be
.alloired a
separate representation; but no more than 'three
• counties shall lfr joined, and no county shall be divi
dot in the formation of a district. Any city eon
tainin- a sufficient number of taxables to -entitle it_
to at Peast two representatives, shall have a separate
representation hs.siOed it, ,and shall be dividell
into convenient;ditlicts of contiguous territory, of
equal taxable population as near ns may be, each of
which districts shall elect one representative."
At the end of section seven, saint article, insert
these words, " the cityeef Philadelphia shall be divi
ded into single Senatozial districts, of contiguous ter
ritory. as nearly Cott:Alin taxable population as poss.
ble ; but no
: ward shall,be divided in the formation
theredf." -
The legislature, at its first. si;e,sion, after the adep
e p into se a orm an representaure •ar,
in the manner it ove provided; inch district= to re
main unchanged until the apportionment in the year
one thousand eight hundred told sixty-four.
f •
FOCBTII •
Alf EN 1:111EleT.
There shall he an additional section to the first ar
fticle of said constitution, which shall be numbered
and read as follows:
SECTION 24. The_ legislature shill] have - the-power
to alter, revoke, or annul,' any charter - of incorpora
tion hereafter conferred by, - or under; any special,
or general law, whenever in their opinion it may be
injurious . to the citizens of the commonwealth '
• in
such manner, however, that no injustice shall be
',done to the corp Orators.
ilesOlred;',TlMt this resolution pass. On the firtil
amendment, yens 24, ;Flys 7; on the second atnehd•
;tient,- yeas 23,inays 6: - on the third amentlrmint
yeas. 24, nays 4 ;:on die. fourth amendment, Teas 23.
nays 4. • •
[Er*cf. frotri the Journal
1; 0. W. HAMERSLi", Clerk
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IM' t ,i-,
OUSE OF REPILESENTAT/+FS;
April 2ft, 1A37. i
11, , ,solved. That this resolution pass. 'On the first
ittnemthient,
,teas!;S, ilaysP2; on the second amend
ment, yeas 37, liays:lit on the third tunendment,
yeas 72, nays 22 on the fourth amendment, yeas 83,,
nays 7-
[Extract from the Journal.l •
JACOB ZIEGLER, Clerk :
Filed iii Secrettiry's' office, May 2, 1557.
A. G. CtIITLN",
peeretary of the Commonwealth,
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' SEAI:I•2.F..S OFFICE,
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liar.r.isilty.G, Juile z2.2.,.18:#7
Penitsyloatau, AS ;1
I do•ceriifv that the above and ro'regoing is a true
and correct cope cif the original "Resolution propo
sing amendments to the Constitution of the Common
wealth.,".with the itnc in each bnuich'of the Legisla
ture upon the Mud; passage thereof, as appears from .
.the originals on file in this office.
• In testimony whereof I have hereunto set mv hand
[L. sland - eaused to be uf4cd the'seal of the &ere
tary's'ollice, the day and Year above written; .
A. G. CURTIN,
Sc r ' crethry of the Commonwealth.
. I IX SESATE, 'lttreh 27, 1857.
The resolution 4posin7, amendments to the Con
stitution of the Comnionwealth being under consider
Ittion," .
On the question, 1
"4
• Will the Senate dgive to the first asneadm eta?
The•ycaa and nays were taken agreeably to the
provisions of the , Constitution, and were as follow,
viz: • •
•
Peas--Illessrs. wer, Browne, Coffey, Eh, Ev
ans, Fetter, Flennikln, Frazer, Ingrain, Jordan, Kul
linger, }lnez, Lanbaeb, liver, Scofield, Sel
lers, Shutann, Steele, 'Straub, Wilkins, Wright
and Taggart, Speaker'-24. =
NAvs—lfessr.s. Crab!), Ciesswell, Finney, Gregg,
Harris; l'enroe and Souther--7-.
So the quesiitc: was determined in the attirrnaive.
On the question,.
the Senate agree to the second Intendment?
Tile yeas and nave witre taken agreeably to the
proviaions of the• Constitution, and were as follow,
viz:
Brewer, BrOWLIe ' Cres,' qwell, Ely,
Evatt: , .„'FetLer, Finney; Fleulden, Ingram, 'Jordan,,
Knox, Lautkacil, Lewis; Myer, Seller, Shuman, South-
StraUil, Wright and Tag
gart, Slf,eaker--.2,;',. •
NA .4---Meii.4l's. Frazer, Gregg, liar. ,
lirilliipp:r, \ Penrode 4nd Soofieltlr-4,
IS SENATT.; :. 3farch 27; 1857'
So the question MIS determined in the affirmative.
On the question,
Will the Senate agree to the third amendment?
The yeas and nays were taken agreeably "to the
provisions of the Constitution,• and were as follenC,
viz:
c" . YEAS—Nfes.4m. Brewer, Browne, Crabb, Cresswell,
Ely, Evans, Flenniken, Frazer, Ingram, Jordan, Kil-
Knox, Lanbach, Lewis, Myer, Scofield, Sellers,
Shunt ill. Souther, Stkele, Straub, Welsh, Wilkins , and
Wright—‘24. . ,
Coffey, Gregg, Barris and Penrose
—4.
So the question was decided iu the affirmative. ••
On the question, .
Will the Senate,sgree to the fourth amendment?
The yens and• nays were talitin agreeably to the
provisions of the Constitution, .and were as follow,
viz: •
Yeas—Messrs. Brewer, Browne, Coffey, Creswell,
Ely, Evans, Flenniken, Frazer,: Ingram, Killinger,
Knox, Lttbach, Myer, Scofield, Sellers, Sha
man, Souther, Steele, Lewis,it t•aub, Welsh, «ilkhu and
Wright-23.
NA 1 - S---MCMY. Crab!), Finney; Jordan and Penrose
--a.
So tile que;tion vv . lei deiennined . in the nffirmintive
• Is rut , : Horst: OF RErnvst: . N - r.vrift.s.
April 29, 16.57. •
The resolution proposing atuettiltnents to the Con
stitution of the Commonweal/ 1 being under consider
ation,
On the.question, •
Will the House agree to the l lest Amendment
.The yeas and nays were t , - en agreeably' to the
provisions of the Constitutio and were as follow,
viz:.
YEAs—Messrs. Anderson, A s 4 ur,
Backhouse, Ball,
Beck, Bishop, flower, Brow . ;;,',,Calliouti, Campbell,
Chase, (leaver, Crawford, Pic!: y, Ent, Eyster, Pau
sold, Foster, Gibboney, Gildea„,, 4rnel, llarper, Ileitis,
lliestand, Hill, Ilillegan, lioth,iiii, (Iderks,), Imbrie,
Innes, licobs, Jenkins,. Johns ohnvon, Kauflimm,
Kerr, Knight, Leisenrmg, L i',; , -aker, Lovett, Mn
near, Mangle, Milainiont, MT . n, Moorhead, Mum
ma, 31usselnian, Nichols, Nk'i , dson, Nuneniacher
.1
Pearson, Peters, Petrikin, Poi4',lol, Purcell. Ramer
(Philadelphia,) Bamsey, (York.) Ile:Mier, need, Rol)
jat
ell's, Rapp', Shaw, Sloan, Suit t+, frnbriat,l Smith
(('Clam,)Stevenson. Tolatt, Vii 1.. Vavvoielii-4,; Viek
i.•rs, Voeghley, Walter, Westh >oir, Wharton, Willis.
ton, Withormr,,• Wright, Zin inenuan nail Getz
~rt:.~sta—iß
I.3acku?, I is
Harit-c)clz, liinr., ITotrmaii, (IA
cry, Thorn, Warner and Wino.
So the nnegtion was deterni
On the toes:lion,
Will theAronse agree to,OP
The yeas And nays were tab
proviiions of the clinstittaion,
yr..as--Stethrs„ Anderson, B ckhouse, Ball, Beek,
Boner, Calhoun, Camplyell t CaitY;Ent, Eat:sold, Fos
ter, Gildea, Hamel, Harper, Iltl•itis,, .11k., , t:111,1, Ililks
gas Hoffman, (Berk:10 lionsek ?eper,• Imbrie, Junes,
Jet:kins Johns, Johnson. Kau( 'man, Knight, Leiscn
ring, Longaker, Lovett, Mtmear, :Mangle, M 'Drain,
Nlorst head, Musseltnan,. Nichols, ..:ieholson,- Nune
maCher, Pearsdn, Peters, Petrikin; PoWtiall; Purcell,
Ramsey, (Philadelphia;) •Ranigey, - (York,) Reamer,
Roberts, upp, Shaw, Sloan, Tolan,• Vail, VocZithiY;
Walter, 1 estbrook, Wharton, ZinimermanandGetz,
SrICAS.ER—. ".
NAYS—Messrs. Arthur, A.ngustine, Efaekns ' Ben
so* Bishop, Brown, Chase, Cleaver, Crawford, Eys.
ter, Giteboney,,Ramiltorc Hancock, IP!, Hine, Holt
man,--.(Lebtuaon,) Jacobs, Kart, Lebo, iCCalmont;
Niuuttua, Reed, Smithi (Cambria,). Smith, (Centre s )
Stevenson, Struthers, Thorn, Vanvoorhis, Vickers,
AVltgonseller, - Wurzel - . Wintide - , Witherow and
Wvigikt--84, - • • -,
So the question was detennined in the affivniative;
On the question, ,
...
Will the the House agree to the third :intendment?
The yeas and nays were Laken.agiveattly to the pro ,
visions of the Constition, and were as folloivs, viz :
Ysas—Meisrs. Anderson; l3acklionse, .1 - tall, Beek,
Benson, Rower, Brown, Calhoun, Campbell, Chase,
Cleaver, Crawford, Dickhy, Ent, Eyster, Fausold,
Foster, Gibboney, Hamel,Marper, 'Heins, Hies - land,
hilt, Hillegasi Hoffman, (Berks, ) Hoffman, (Lebanon,)
Housekeeper, Itutnir., Irmes,
Jacobs, Johns, -John
son.„Kauffman, Kerr, Leho.l,ongaker,
_Lovett, Ma
near, Mangle, M'Calmont, Moorhead, Momma, Mus
selman, Nichols, Nicholson, Nunetnacher, Pearson,
Peters, Petrikin, Pownall, Purcell, Ramsey,. (York,)
Reamer, Reed, Rupp, Shaw, Sloan, Smith, (Cambria,)
Smith, (Centre,) Stevenson, Tolan, Vail, Vanyoorhis,
Viekers,Vneghley, Wagonseller,_lk'estbrook,_ Willis
ton, Witherow, Wright, Zimmerman and • Getz,
SrF.ASER-71 •
bars—Mesgr.. Arthur, AttAmstine, Harkti.:, DiOlop,
Cartv,Doelr, Gildea, Hamilton, 'nanoSelc,
in 9, knight, Leisenring, ',Ramsey, (Philadel
phia,)'Roberts, Struthers, Thorn,' Walter, Warner,
Wharton and Ntntrode-22.
S•o the question was determined lit the affirmative.
On the question,
Will the House age to the fourth amendment !'
The-peas and nays were taken agreeably to the pro
visions of the Constitution, and were as-?ollows, viz:
.Y -..—lfessrs., rude rsott, ith nr,l3ackhouse,Back- .
Bail. Beck,Aenson, Bishop,. Bower, Brown, Cal
houn, Cainpbell, Carty, Chase, Cleaver, Crawford,
Dickey, Ent, Eysi er, Fausold, Foster, GibloneY, Gil
dea, liamel, liarper, Helm, Ifillegas,
Ilaffman, Hoffnain, liratikekOeper. 3tnbrie, Innes,
Joeolis
. Jenkins, JohnS, .JOhnson, Kauffman, Kerr,
Lebo, Longaker, Lorett.„..Blanear, Mangle,
)Pealmoatt, 3Cllvain, Mumma, Mussel:mitt, Nichols,
Nicholson, Nunemicher;.l'eurson, P . it . ters, Petrikin,
Powriall,T.• Purcell,
Reed,
(Philadelphia.) Ramsey,
R
(York,) Reamer, eed, Roberts, Rirpp, Shaw, Moan,
Smith, (Cittnbria,) Smith, (Centre,) Stevenson, Tahiti,
Tail, Vanhoorhis, Vickers, YoepddeV, Wagonseller,
Walter, Warner, Westbrook, Wharton, :Williston,
Withemvr. Zimmerman and Getz, SITAKEI3-•-83.
:N4l - ti---31essrA. Dock, riamilton, 1 - 14ocock, •Struth
ens Thotn, ;Vint rode and Wright-7
nuestion was determined in :the aft - I:math-v.
-• • i
Sr.c . r.rrAni's Orrtoz,
Ammar AV, J tine V 2, 1857;
Pentu.q . lvahia. FF
• do Chrtify that the . above and fortigoing is a true
.a• correct cop); of the "Yens" and Nays" taken
on the resolution proposing arnentlmenta to the Con.:
stitution of the Commonwealth, as the same appears
on the Jonrnals of the two Houses of die General As
sembly of this Commonwealth for the sessimi of 1857..
cL. s WitrioAs My hand and'the seal of said otfiCe,
this twonty-second day of June, one thointitil
eight hundred and fifty-seven
jly.Smni
. A. G. CT
Fi;:.erctory.of the COllll/7qriitTaith
A r tlEl 1114-QT?
Lr4S jnst reinrned from :New-York, with a large
1. and choice varit•tr. of GOODS" hot;;‘,ht for f'asti,
and PE4ertiM'irithnrucii eihrti; from over thirty of the
best 'louses in Nov-:York, which he offers to his cial
tomers arid the pubic, at low prices, for Catlx, Ilia
stock comprises ;
. • MEDIC,INEg,
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• .
OILS,
WINDOW GLASS,
DYE STU PIS
GOCEn
R TES
•
GLASS WARE,
CROCKERY,
MIRRORS,
CLOCK;
WALL PAPER
WINDOW r_lrEß, • -
WINDOW OIL EIIADES,
FANCY, GoODS,
MUSICAL INSTRUYENTs,
JEWELRY,
rumaERY,
DIY GOODS,
HARD wA RE,
STONE WARE,
WOODEN WARE,
BROOMS,
BRUMES,
JAPANNED WARE,
BIRD CAGES, .
CANARY SEER
POCKET KNIVES,
wIIIPS, -\ '
UMBRELLAS,
GUNS,
PISTOLS,
AMMUNITION,
TURPENTINE,
CAMPIIENE,
BURNING FLUID,
ALCOHOL,
LIQUORS ‘
(For Medicinal Purihases, only.)-
,
• TRUSSES,
SUP-PORTERS.,
• -
- . •
SHOULDER BRACES,
PORT MONLAYI3,' '
. SPECTACLES,
SILVERS PLATED SI'OONS, FORKS; 4k.c.,
. • GOLD PENS,
• STATIONERY; • • ~., •
VIOLIN STRINGS, BOWS, "tic,
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And all of the most popular -' • s
• ' PATENT MEDICINES. —'•
• Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto' recoil ,
'ed,he hones to merit a continuance and large in
crease of the same. • ~ ABEL TURRELL, 's
Montrose, Jura 10, I&&7.
titollU“ 4 1 ; SALT . by Ui InYrrel or pound,
at lI.A.WLE - 17 6: GUILD'S.
ShIYTHS'
Self -Acting Bent-Lever
fILATNOTIE 64143. Es
lIIS INVENTION claimS suprriority over every
.1 other, in the following respects : In tfie.inva:
ble scientific principle involved, and upon it
acts,; in its undeviating accuracy; in its lightness
and strength ; in its wonderful capacity, convenience
of form, and applicability to every purpose for which
Scales of any kind are required; iu its pt:rfeet sim
plicity, in the absence of any complication liable to
variation, or to get out of order ; and, finally, in the
important fact, that this scale can be afforded at a
bout one-third the cost of any other Platform Scale,
alike capacity and accuracy in use. And posses
sing in an eminent degree, •all these merits, this
Invention is conceded to be one of the most useful
and %minable ever brought before the public.. -And
coming, as it does, within the reach of all, it cannot
- but Lind an unprecedented sale and undivided market
among farmers, housekeepers inechanics,lnerchants,
Se. everywhere, to the exclusion of every other
weighing apparatus.
• The invention of the Scales and the many invalua
ble improvements which we have Made, uithin the
past few months, have brought them 'th'suelr a de
geee of accuracy, that. they :May be safely relied up
on in eyery transaetion of weight.
•
Manufactured :ma for sulk , only Iry •
B. IL EATON & CO
susq. May
Doc
npri,) 1.11)0, truth
le-1 2.
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.INtrorr txr TN\ !...,srlos:—For , Ptitin. five Vears past,
Mr: D. NI. rzi.r, th. of Pe; ................. (ante
11114 cirntitic i11 , 701 . 11.1e, has concentrat
ed mind m.d means ,It on an invent;on at length,
p,•lfectly successful, and fikr Wall patent have
fa.,a been 1. , 1ed - by the Government of the Tilted
tates. `llll-. inventiotri, 1,1,0 , 0 n a s ,• sinyth' s Self-
Aeting Plat:non ni.‘l as Utjs it
I,otioc of 0414 ilr!fal at,d
all take the liberty of expre-siog
f..eely :limn its merits. The platfot In of the
seale .d , ont 12 by IS
. inch. , -'„ and ,
.the wind, sea l
, is s high mill entire odic al a it
po::mis, while it ha , the e:Vt:'.lordi:in 1 i i'.o.at•:tr 0
ieei ' aoYolji'Vi front 0:10 ininCe to four hundred
poninis, It< form vonlyatl and (-crave:lion:, and iS
p/1010..040 to every pni•pos,, fur . which- Scales of any
Lind are required. 17nder the platfot in and attached
to the levcragNs suspended a weighted arm or . pen
datum. To thiNpendulurn is attached an indicator.
togetinsi• ;vith the pendulum, the instant• any
oLjeet is placed upon the platform moves from its
.centre of gravity to the point indicating the exact
-weight, The scientific principle Upon which it acts
admits of no ittaccuracv or change, and a given pres
sure ctr weight upon the:platform mast always cads
: the weighted arm'and indicator to tbe ,tune point.—
The principle beyond doubt is the cot reel 'one, and
that it has Imo:It - properly applied in this instance,• the
lucky inventor has lefnna coons for doubt. He seems
to have attained perfection itself—at lea=t so fir as
Platform, tic...ilea are concerned, and to have combined
in a remarkable degree tin invariable scientific prin
ciple, " . kiwiwtt of all men," with compaernesz, cen
venience,-streng.th of form, durability and ae e u rae r,
Hut the great and important feature in this Scale is .
the fact that beyond aldthese merits it possesses the
additional one of being cheap, and within the reach
of every fancily.--11{Jany Ere. Jmtr., Tan. 2S; IS5d,
ed in the-affirm:vivo
e - cond ronendnient
cn agreeam.,, to the
I :tri.l were as follpws,
We-hare examined this nets; Platforni Scale and
enneur in all - that i. said Ly the Journal. The prin
ciple is at once simple and beautiful, and ensures
perfect accuracy, while the price will be three !Imes
less tlnin of the scaltsrnen' used.—.ll6anu Ervress.
SMYTH'S PATKST PLATFC)Of Sc.tt.r.---We have ex
amined this net,' invention. NiAl-ing can be simpler
. or more completely de, eloped than the principle up
on which its acts. The platftlt m Willett. Sll:Rtaitr, do
weight lifts a pendulum, suspended and 1(1:Acd at the
end, through nn arc of a circle; and the indicator
points Out, upon the gracluated eiricrorerence, the
exact weight. In other Oat:ban scale, the, measure
of avoirdupois has to be ascertained by rtoring, a
loose weight on a bCatn, as on a steelyard, till it hits
the precise point.. luention is a self-work
ing one, and indicates aConce, and to the minutest
fraction, the figure: By attaching. the weight on the
end of the pendulum,- the scale becorrrrs multiplied
by fires or tens: big releasing the I:eight it gives
ounces ita tend of pounds. For .honsOloid . purptkes,
it. istm eheati and far bett* than steelyords;, and is
finding the .way to all well rcgulatetl liitelions. where
the receipt book, with ~its prescriptions of weights Mid
proportions, is used.—A flair and Arga4.•
A Nr.ty ir.F.A—if anybody doubts that this
ventiye age, they 91100141 call and examine Smyth's
Self-Acting Bent-Lever Platform Sealr.s. For simplic=
ity of di . ..sign, mtd•economc of space, they takepreee
(knee-of any scales that hare yet liven
There is one peculiarity about this it I,(MFOF
ses very litt/o machinery, and can never make a mix
`take so long . as the laws of gravitation contiine.'
:myth's scale has another advantage---its small cost.
Sarrn`sPavrrr PLATTonx Scxxr..—This new and
valnable intention was on, extdbition at our State
Fair just closed. Nothing in its department received
more attention or was more generally admired or ap
pryved. This style, possessing the extraordinary
merits conceded to it at the - East, cannot but be ex
ceedincly valuable, and must, we think, come into
general
The ..4/Lqnv Evening .To nail publishes the above,
and adds: This scale (Smyth's) ;vas also exhibited at
the State Fair at Waterftorm and noLonly received
every attention :riven it in Ohio, bat carried oil the
first and highest - prenriunt awarded—a diploma. and
silver Inedat—Clcr , ? ond (Oh io) ~Tom rriet.
"Surnt's Sl:t.r-Arrrisr: PLATFOENI
fundamental principle of every' impor
tant inrphtien io.en very simple. ,In its simplici
ty is the elements of its worth, it usefulness' and a
daptability. Ini - entions of cotuplic.ited 'movement'
and visionary theories hare never pet formed the ob
ject sonriht to be obtained, for with adaptability . , ac
curacy and dm-ability must 'he combined cheapness.
All of these iksideratunts are involved lit the inven
tion recently patented and:known Is "Sinyth's Self-
Acting Bent-Lever Platform Scales." The scale in
question, flout its construction ou Ct. principle of
gravitation, is lierer liable to he out of order. It must
peiform its work thoroughly, because the laws ern:l
une govern it, In size the.setile is a pigmy, hut for
capacity it i wonderful, weighing any olii v et f r om
One mince. Tip to lour hundred pounds. lt cart be reg
ulated by any one who looks at it but fur a moment.
As their cost is hot a trifle, they will speedilY be as
indispensably necessary in theimuseitoll calendar a s
any other useful article of (La ily
TIMOrtiANT AND TALCAT:LE INTENTION.—AIIIOIIg
others, we have been favored with an examination
of the new and valuatde invention (recently patent
ell,) known as Smyth's Self-Acting Bent.liever Plat
fern) Scale." Mr. D. , M.Smyth,. the' , ingenious in
ventor, has spent scene five, years in the perfection
of his work, : and that lie has attained perfection
there seems but little ddubt. This scale is construct
ed upon a seientifte principle which knows no vatia
tion or change, and hence its accuracy is beyond
question. Its capacity and strength La unprecedent. ,
ed, while its form and the principle involved make it
convenient and applicable to all purposes requiring
scales of any description. It is.free 4 . from . any com
plication:liable to variation or to get out of order.
The great and iwportaut .feature, however, of the
scales made under this invention; is the fact that they
can be afrorded at about one : fourth the cost of any
other platform.seale of like capacity and - aecur.ley- in
the world. The scale we have seen (a sort of poek.et
edition as compared with other platform scales,)
has the wonderful capacity of weighing any object,
from one ounce up to four hundred pounds. I'os
sessing the extraordinary merits and advantages con
ceded to this invention, it cannot but be exceedingly
valuable, and the stales made under it, brought as
they will be, within the reach of every Ltmily, must
meet with an unprecedented Fidel and come into ha
:mediate and general use, as well to the beneSt of the
public, as to those so fortunate ns to secure the ex
elnsive tight of manufacturing and vending tit em.—
State ileliatcr.
ID Int subseriliers ate now burnitig and will keep
R. constantly on Laud, Lime of a very:superior
quality at Montrose Depot, and .will sell it in any
quantities at a fair price. Persons wishing a large
quantity'can be supplied t,p.On a reasonable notice.
Superior ground Plaster will be kept constantly on
hand lierea er. I. L. POST,
IL DI:INK/AI.
\
1.. L LIM.
opjNioNs TIIE PIZI".SS
LIME AND PL3S-Tii-11-
Dcput,
SNIT PAINE&
SHOULD
PURCHASE
ONE OF
Smyth's Patent Improved scales.
SMYTH'S PATENT IMPROVED SCALES
RECEIVED THE FIRST AND 4
' :HIGHEST PREMIUM
Diiilonut stud Silver
IMAM
, g'll 3 n,`TE TM,[l'2
AT WATERT° W.Y. 111:
THESE SCALES AIM MANUFACTURED AND
FOR SALE ONLY BY
EitgsB
tldh'F'O S ltD, sUSOUEIL4NNA t'OUNTY, PA
EVERY
F . UNIETI
sHOULD ItI7.IICILISE OXE OF
SMYTH'S PATENT IMPROVED
SCALES.
=MI
Smith's Patent ItnpToved SealeS
RECI.I VED THE
Pu I 11. IS; 9LI
_ A ND_
ioltest Premium,
A DIPLOM tC7 SILIER MEDAL,
AT VIE
8 V tal - ik Rl *
WATERTOWN, NEW YORK.
TB ESE SC- ILES ARE JITA
sIX.P - FOR SALE OILY BY
IL H. - EATON Sc CO., •
Ilarford, SayggacliannaCoauty, Pa.
Every Fanner
SHOULD P RASE ONE OP
SIIIIith I OVO fliprnrhfiraltu.
SAIYTH'S
Patent Improved Scales
RECEIVED' THE FIRST AND
3.1.; litit . HIEN
DIPLOMA IND.SLLVEIt MEDAL-
State Fair at Watertown, New York.
THESE SCALES ARE,
MANUFACTURED
AND FOR SALE ONLY BY
f - Ra ' , D) •
HAI3.FORD,.
SYSWEIIANNA COUNTY, PA.
•
EVERY
1.611 *2O fh
fr
SHOULD PVECHASE ONE OF
SMYTH'S PATENT
IMPROVaI SCAMS,"
IS; TUE ""e" sr! 9 is;
PATENT IMPROVED SCALES
iiiECEIYED THE FIRST d HIGHEST
A DIPLOMA AND SILVER MEDAL'-•
t iT THE STARE FAIWAT
WA.TERTONVIN,- N. Y.
THESE SCALES
ARE MANUFACTURED
AND FOR SALE ONLY BY- , .
R. H. Eaton & Co.
Harford. Susquehanna Co., Pa.
AT TUE
0
=I
•
. lace. 1tV211./11
Pire & Live Stock Insurance Company,
• OF PRILADELPLUA,
NO. 86 WALNUT STREET, ABOVE FOURTH.
. CAPITAL $300,000.
Make Lau ranee against loss or damage by Fire, on
Builditgs, Furniture and Merellandise general.
Ty. Also, on Rums and Castle, against
death front any cause.
tlf" LOSSES PROMPTLY A DJUSTED.3
DIRECTORS
•
B. R. Miller, Henry Jones, F. S. Roeekley
J. R. Flanigen, J. Crosadale, Saud. J. Randall,
- Chas. Flanigen, of Wilmington, Del. •
Wu: M. CARTERET, Sec.
B. It. MiLtrit, Pres't.
BILLINGS STROUD, .Agent.
31ontrose, July 1,18117.—1 y
Manufacturer's Insurance Company.
PERPETUAL.
Granted
PERPETUAL.
Granted by the State of Pennsylvania.
CAPITAL, $560,000.
FIRE, MARINE, INLA,ND TRANSPORTATION.
THIS Company was organized with a Cash Capital,
and the Directors have ileterinined to adapt the
business to its available..resources—to observe pru
dence In conducting its affairs, with a' prompt adjust
ment of lossm.
A.S. Lti.rtscorr, Pres't. WY. A. RnonEs, Vice Pres't.
Atsiczn WF:EKIi i Secretary. •
Dinctions.—Aaron S, Lippincott, Wm: 13. Thom
as, Charles Wise, J. Rinaldo Sank, •Wrn. - A Rhodes,
William Neal, Alfred Weeks, Johu P. Simons,
Charles J. Field; James P. Smyth.
OFFICE, No. 10 Merchants' Exchange, Phil. •
11... N. BULLARD, Agent.'
Montrose, Pa., May 13,
' ii‘ *?) • 4,4•1*
' siv
4
Lytoming Co. Mutual Insurance Company.
Capital,—t3.2,2oo,ooo.
ont. of the be,t. Companies in the State. It
IL was ineorporated in I its Charter perpetual.
It has insured, since it went into operation, thirty .
!billion: of property, aid paid over six hundred thim
sand dollars loses. About twelve thousand has heel:
paid in this County.
Applications received at the store of B. 4. LYONS
a i k. Cu., Lanesboro, and at Ilontrose.
Mout:l)m , , Jan. 1857
DIBIRET MINUMTORYi
IfsNUFA CT 1:11 ER and dealer in all kinds 01
ILI. Purrs 'lure, is now. prepared to fill all
orders for Bedsteads or all _kinds at wholesale or
retail, on short notice. Retail prices range from
npwards, according, to style. Ile also keeps on hand
Ready-made Cr,ititis ; and a, he has an elegant
he is prepared to - attend funerals on short
notice.
New Milford, Dec. 17, ISa. 49y1,
Farm for Sale!!
(NNE of the best and elte4pest FARMS on Rock
k.J. River, 111., fur sale. It contains
. .
100 ao 4 01 ." /E3
•
all under , fence; 100 under plow, all the timber nec
essary foruse convenient; a small stream of living
water runs through the place, good neW house. well,
orchard; &e. It will turn off 86,000 worth of
grain per annum, or is well arranged for a stock or
dairy farm. Is only one mile from ("onto, a town of
SOO inhabitants, which contains first rate grist and
saw plow, wagon, and blacksmith shops, Ice.tkc.
It is only two tulles from R. It. Depot, and four miles
froni Sterling, the county seat.
T EVIVS, 61000 ; • •
$12(10 . to *1560 dawn. remainder in nine'annual pay.
ments, with six percent. interest. Apply to
. - G. C. LY.IIA.N,
Sterling, Whiteside County, Illinois.
Csrizeveral thou-and nerv.i. of Pine Lands,
in Wibeonsin,and prairie in lowa,
,for sale, on time.
May 20, 1857.—tf.
SOAP MANUFACTORY.
/DEM subscriber keeps constantly oh hand for sale
at his establishnient in 31entrose,the best goal
ty of SOFT 80.4 F, manufactured from the lye of
wood ashes and grease, in the oldfashioned way,and
not by any'patent process.
For those that famish the grease,he manufitetures
the soap for $1,50 a barrel. Warranted in, all cases
to be . a good artiele;or the Soap may be returned and
the money refunded.
Per barrel
Bali Barrel
Gallon
• Whole.ale dealers will be furnished—if delivered
at the Ashery bildontrose—at the rate of ten barrels
for $45,0r at Scranton at ten barrels for (t5O, •
• JOIIN HENRY WARES.
•
Montrose, Mara 17,1856. 1011
STEAM GRIST AND SA r liV MILL.
1130:ST 11110TrIF.1:8 having purchased the above
.1. establishment,will keep tonstuntlron haed .Su
pprfile liour,Corn .11a1 of superior
Chop nod /Iran at the lowest cash prievs. 7 --
Custom ,work will be dohe with•despatch, and in all
e:lsog, u•irrent J. 1381 tf
3fontrose. Julv, I 553.
NEW MILFORD STOVE EMPORIUM
Iu Full Blast.
l'tro Kindred oncl Sereoty-Fire
_Stoe'cs for
vile by Diekerman. & Gairoll. •. •
AA TE in receipt of the largest
,stock - of Stores
eCer offered in Northern PelinQytratda, eon.
siAing of 0001cin , , , ,, Parlor, altd Six-plate, hoth for
wood and coal ; a. full Itssortirent of large sizes,
for Stoles and Churches.
Would call particular attention to theJetTersonian
Elevated Oven, the most perfect and heaviest, plate
stove in market. Among our .i“.ortntent of large
even, would mention the Empire State improved, as
being very heavy plates; perlbct finish, and a superi
or baker. Farmers of Susquehanna comity,you bare
.been in the habit of puichasingli,Tht stoves and light
trimming, and paying as much as you ought to for
hoary plates and heavy trimming.
We manuflieture our furniture,and will sell at man
ufacturer's prices. •Lot tlar:e who par a maker profit
rotripeteiwith us if they ciin. Jobbing rt... - .:ected.
with the tin trade, done as mond on short notice.
-DIOKERAIAN k GARRATT.
New litilibrd, Sept. 18. I ib.1.5.
Vataai)le Land.4 . F4ir Sale.
sALE- IN ONE IWPY, about 500 acres o
• 1 • Land ea the waterg of Spring Brook, a branch
of the LackaWiillila river in Luzerne Cotuity,i'entea.,
about wi htar between the thriving towns of Scram
ton and Pittston. These lands are covered with .val
uable timber, and being 'situate in the moat extensive
mineral region in, rentisylvania--known to contain
iron ore—atel believed to abound in coal, and being
a l so i n th e ininie,liate vicinity of several railroads
made and now iu progress--olfer to the capitalist an
opportunity for the investment of money thatrseldont
occurs. FOr further information apply to N.:P..1.10-
sack, Esq., No. 11, Wall street New York, or to the
subscriber, at Montrose,Susquehanna county,Pa., the
attorney in fact of the owners,. . .
April 6; 1954.. IIENRYiDRINKER.-
NOTICE.
PEIISONS desirous of paying me money an debts
of any description, can do so byJeavang_tbeir
payments with Post, Cooperk Co., Bankers, Mont
.
rose, to my credit, whose receipts will be allowed
hum their date. • C L. WARD.
April IS. 1856.-1
B. It 'LYONS, Agent.
II
PRICES.
RA OR
-2,50
. 23
:25..WITNESSES •
_on_
The Forger;': Convicted.
ma Joirs WYE IS TUE AL7litiB, . . '
03 Who has bad 10 years experience its a Ilinker
and Publisher, and Author of,
41511 -sews of Lectures at the Broaclit4 Tabernacle
when. -for 10 successive eights; over
0, • ny--50,000 People ...%1 •
ca Greeted him with Rounds of Applause, While
tv he exhibited the wanner in -which Counterfeiters
execute their Frauds, and the surest and
es Shortest Means of Protecting them!
CO The Ilaok Note Engravers all say that he is the
OP greatest Judge of Paper JThoey
G F. A T Ether
C -
Cs the Pre :Sent Century for
Detecting Counterfeit Bank. Notes.
c Describing Every Genuine Dalin Existence,
.ur and exhibiting at a glance every Coon- .
gpin • terieit In Circulation!? •
Arran:zed so whuirably, that REFERENCE is
EAST' and DETECTION INSTANTANEotS.
us Mr — Xo Index to s examine ! No pages io hunt up !
la But so simplified and arranged,that the Merchant,
11:* Banker and Business Man can see all at a Glance.
mos . Eng/idt, French and German.
Thus Each may read the name in his
- own Native Tongue.
az Cab
Most Perfect Bank Note List Published,
*AI •
Also a List of
All the Private Bankers in -Amer
fsr A Complete Smumary of the FINANcr. or
Ernorx & AMERICA will be publiAied in each c
dition, together with all the Important NEWS
tit, OF THE AY: Also'A SERIES OF TALES
e tork From an Old Manuscript, found in the Fust.... It
funikihes the Most Complete History of
gict - OItIENTAL LIFE .• •
re and describing the Perplexing Positions in which
*i x the LadieS and Gentlemen of that Country have
been so often found: These Stories will continue
,„.1 throughout the whole• year, and • will prove the
cs, Most Entertaining ever offeied to the Public.
Furnished Weekly to Subscribers only, at
Al a year. All letters must be addressed to
pyy 3011 N. S: DYE, .Drokri,
04 Publisher and Proprietor, 70 iVs4j Street, N.Y.
upt",on It v:isl
AYER'S
Cathartic Pills,
(1.611 C )1771
• ARK )ItI".
CLEANSE THE . BLOOD AND CUBE THE SICK
Invalids, Fathers. Mothers. Phy.icians;
Philanthropists, - cud thrir 'l,lTects,
• ' and judge of their Virtues.
FOR TILE CL:ttE: OF
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul Stomach.
17rrancas, May I.
.
Dn. J. C. AYER. Fir: have heen repet.dly etned of the
worst headset.. way testy can hare I,y a dos.. or too
Vtits• It. ...k , (312 , til Krlo, front A foul stomach. 'part, they cicana
at M 141.. If they t 111 enre others .34 thy 41..tue, the net.
worth knowing. . greet reelect.
Fah IV. PREBLE, C .1* 4Stranmr
Bilious Disorders and Liver Cpmplitihtss
I)trAitmLNl , o 'nit I NTICIISOU, NV estseswrox, IVeK,IE46
fix: I hale !mot yourrilla in my general and hospital prac.
e% ,r since "..is made them. and •::\RIWT hesitate to say they.
ire the teat cathartic we etutilo, - . 7brir regulating action 61.1
the tiro it quick and•decided, consequently the-c i art sin admin.
hie remedy for deningements of that onzatt: Indeed, I have
seldom found a case of:Ai/ions dismsepo obstinate that it did not
readily yield to them. Fraternally Yours,
ALONZO 11ALL, , 31.10., /loyfician , zt v.r .Marine /Aortic/
' Dysentery, Relax, anti Worms:
Post Orrtux, Ilaarktxp. Lir. Co-, That., Nor. 16,1855.
.•Tnt. ATER: Your fills ore the perfection of medicine. They
nave done my wife more gond than I can tell you, elieha.l been
sick and pining away for months. 'Went off to be doctored al
great expense. but.got pa better. She then voninteneedttaking
your Pills. which "kin ,cured her, by expelling large qiiantither
of worm, (dead) from her body. They afterwards cured her and
our ten chiklreu of bloody dysentery. One of our neighbors
kid it hat. and mi.% will' cured hint with two 09, of your l'illX
while others around wiled.] from fir., to twenty dollars doctors
bills, and hint much time, without being cured entirely even
than. • :inch a medicine as yours. whirl, is actiudly good and
honest, will be prised here. GEO. .1. GRIFFIN. 1 , sfmaster
Indigestion and Impurity of the flood.
.1.1”. nt f9,.0
DR. ATER: 111:1Ve1214.,11.41T extraordinary sticcest
in my family and among ;hse I am ca 11.41 to visit in.distress
To regtilate the o4nitts of digestion and purify the blood they
are the very best remedy I hare ever known, and I can cuTifi.,
dently recouunend them to my friend+. Yours, J. Y; lIIM ES
WARgAIT. IVTOMINO Co.. N. Y., Oct. 24,18.55.
Peen Sn:: I ant ming your Cathartic Tills in my 'practice, and
find them an excellent purzative to clennsp the Nyatetil and pu
rify the fountains of the blood.
JOIN G. ILEACIIAM, M. D.
Erysipelas, Scrofula, Ring's Evil, Tester,
Tumors, and Salt:Rheum.
a .f 44. L6tels, R.& 4, 15.56.
Da. Avrst: Pills are the tanigon of all that Is great In
medicine. They havi, cured my little daughter of ulcerous acres
upon her hands and fit that had proved incurable for years.
Iler mother has two long grievoludy afflict.' with blotches and
PimPh....n her akin and in her hair. After ourChildwaseured,,
she also tried your, Pills, and they have cured
s.lollooDak.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Gont.
'Prom the Rev; or the NelhethAt F.tar. Myrrh.
Prt.tsat thirst., SATANNAEL Jun. ry 10.56. -
froxerrn Ste: 1 slienld be ungrateful for the relief your skill
has brought me If I did rot report my case to you. A cold set
tled in my lirulas and brought on excruciating neuralgic pains.
which ended in chronicrhenniatism. 'Notwithstanding I had
the ('s n it Ord.-Imes. the iinwaNs grew worse and worse, until, by
the sub lee of your excellent a-ent In Baltimore, lir. Mackenzie,
I• tried your Pills. Their elects were slow, but snre. 13y per ,
severing in the use of them I atu now entirely well.
Sr..x err CaAVRZR..II,Arox Rotor. LA., S Dec., 1855.
Ater.: I have 1,..en entirely cured by your Tills Rheu
matic Gout r.a painful diatom that had attliensl me Sro years.
IY,CENT SU DELL.
For Dropiq, Plethora, or kjadreil
plaints, requiring an attire purge, they are an . excellent
cenway. •
• •
For Costiveness or-Constipation, and. as a
Dinner PIM, they are agreeable and effectual. •
Fits, Suppression, rafralysis, Inflammation,,
Ind even Deafness, anti Partial illindisess, have beta
aurerl 1.1 the alterati%e action v.l* these Pills.
Most of the pills in rnarliet contain 3fercury. which, although
tealisable ninostrin sUful bandaav slangerous in a puldie pill,
fndn the dreadful con:sequences that frequently follow its incau
tion's use." Thcae contain no tuercurtor pahatiral enbatanoe
whatever.
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL
FOR TUE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS,HOARSENESS, INFLUEN
ZA, BRONCHIIS, WHOOPING COUGH,
CROUP, ASTHMA, INCIPIENT
CONSUMPTION,
-
and for the relief of consumptlve. patients in advanced stage,
of the -
We need not ',peak to the palate of its virtues. Throughout
every town, and almost every hamlet of,the American States
'its wonderful cures of pulmonary complaints have made it al
ready known. ISay, few are the families in any civilized coute
try' on this continent without some personal experience of its
•enetts; aid Tewer yet the communities any where which have
not among them some living trophy of its victory over the ants
tle and dingerous diseases of the throat and lungs. • While it it
the most powerful antidote yet known to man for the formidts
ble and dangerous diseases of the pulmonary organs, it.lo also
the pleasantest and safest remedy that can be employed for in
Lints and young persons. Parents shoubi have It in stun
aiainst the iusidious enemy that steals upon them,unfOrepttrell
NN o have abundant grounds to believe the Cindutr PLTIOniI
Steces mere lives by the consumptions it prevents than those ti
cures. Keep, it by you, and cure your colds while they are curs
.le, nor_ neglect them until no bureau skill can notster the In
"••••• maple canker that. fastened on the vitals, eats your life away.
ll know the dreadful fatality of lung disortlert. and as they
kno v too the virtues of this frem(l3". we need not do more,thar
.men them it Is still made the best it est: be. We spare rc
cost, 0 care. no toil to preduee it the most :Tres possible; tine
tit leToni those who rely en it the best agent which our skit.
_am furnish Tor their cure. '
PREIIIIT,B. BY D.B. I. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chezruat, Lowell, Nam
AND SOLD BY •
ABEL TFRRELL, and by all Druggists and Med
. icine Dealers.—nl-tv3rlor
Read•lke follovving.Leiter.
.flonE TESTIMOIY.-;
We have received the, following letter in relatiOn to
•
Da. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. -
Arnrmt Foca Conway, )
&fig. Co., Pa., Sept. 28th, 1856. f
Messrs A. J. Wnrrs & Co., New York:—
'
"The Morse's Indian Root Pills had frOm - you give
unieerNotiatiVlietion; in EVERY issraxei, and our
.farmers use them for almost everything. The DYS
ENTERY has he:en raging'in this section. to an alarm=
ing extent, for the last six months, SCARCELY a stxtxxx
fatidly having escaped, Exourr THOSE witens your
pills have (well USED AS A PREVENTIVE, in which case
they have Nsystt rAtt.r.o.: I wilt Inform' you shortly
how to - send'aturthersupply. Yonr obit..Seret.'
•ALPIIO\SO 17. SMITS i
Such letters us the n)xmo need no comment from us,
they ought to convince all of what we firmly believe,
that 1)r. horses Indian Root Pilla are the very beat
Pill ever wade..
Sold in Montrose by S. IL & D. Sayre, and by one
(person in ,every toast, and all country stores. A.
J. White & Co., '2 St. refers Place, New York, sole
Proprietors... 47—tf
FARMERS ATTEND!.I7ffA
,TlLEundaraigned Would restwectfnlly announce to
the FAttir.us and all others Interested, that we;
have associated ourselves together under the firm of.
MOTT & TILDEN, .
At the old stand of M. Mott, wherir we are pre
paro to furntill PLOWS' of the-most approved pat
terns now in use, Snell as Matchlilts, Nott'a .Iron
Biota, the. Also Pointa. of all kinds, ; Landsides,
Cultivator teeth, and all kinds of castings for Farm
ers and others, all which we propose to sell as low
as can be afforded by any establishment in thiS coon•
try,
ELIJAH MOTT.
G. A. TILDEN.
' We aro also; agents for Eine.ry!til:farke Po'werK,
Drag and
,'elax Sarni for _wood, 4d1.40 Dog Churn
r
Powers, ir Wenan furnlib on abort notice.
Montrotto, Jim. 7, 1857. - , ltf
-The'lndepen4ent .4epublican,
frIMISIIED NVEItr.TIWRIDAY NOWNIgia ; AT .VoNTP,Ost.
PA., AT $l,BO PIM ANXT:II, Ain - 4Na. '
. ' Rates of *avert's/lag.
One square (10 llnes or lets) one woelf, ta ,t , )
One square • •. " two weelis_i ....... 0 ,1 . 5
Ono square ' " ' three weeks, ...... l i aa
One s'qnarei , 1" , . , one month, * , 12s
One square . " • two Months,: . ' ~.2 ,
One square . "- - - three m0nth5.,.....? 4) ,,
One square . ." . - six months,- 5,,r0-
Chie square- " one year, . B,to
. -
Two squares one year, 15,r0
Three squares one vrer,.. 20,00
Five , squares one year, _
.25, fie
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One column one yeae, 4n,r.0
• Yearly advertisers will have the privilege of ah 4r .
ring or changing their advertiscznents withOut.aal
ditional charge.-
Business cards, not exceeding five lines, inserted
at $2,0K1 per annum.
Job Work.
This office is supplied with : a good assortment ot
Jobbing materials, and all kinds of Job Work, such
as Cards, Posters, Pamphlet:4,6:c., will be done neat.
ly and promptly
BUSINESS. CARPS.
Dr. B. P. W ilmot,
of-he ittlopathWitatti litieneepathie fitilltices
G Medicine, le tIOW Item:me:My locateittn. Great Bend; Pa, of,
deax corner of •Maitie an d Elliabeth nr,Arly -ortwwite the M. y.
tihurelt. Mar l,t, Itii7.-1y
Dr. $•
QC, RfilEON DENTIST. hts menoret Oflcefrom Searles toblt
$.71 own OPP AL; the 113101.11 churi-h. (Snail 0n1e.,) Mo t ,ts
ruse, ahem all I.n.ntal Operations will Iv perromled In ht 1011111 rrx4
ruaanar. Myntr.sse., May -21,
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C. C. Hollister,
EA LER IN SADDLES. TiMOW,. Trithkr. Be.,D
Ilrst Llooralseve Mott's Otomry. Montrrzse,
, M. -,
J.. D. Vail. X D
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PDY'SICI.AN AND sr r(7 EON. lA, piamatiently !nested I.lltroeit
st . Dractio••• - ..*. SIIINIIVD2IITia fintsity,N... and Will plymptly
:Mend to al! c. 1.11., v. ,i ).. s...hlcla 1.14:. may L. favurttl.-131:1.y1
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A. Bushnell, i- -
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- t TTor—NEYs- COrNsF.LLOII. AT LAW. Office over S. 13„
/V 'West's Drtot Score; 6CINCIIIAA'SA Pxrur. ra.y.-11y1
T. B; Orchard, M. D..
P"'SICIAN AN : 4 r.ItUE4r.C. Jatiti..ll, 2: 4 lmtlthanna counts
Ite-Itio.cv l'oAt wike. . ,
Keeler & Stoddard
IVEALERS' IN .ta JOTS SIIOE:i 4 ., Leather std . dirty c.h
/ 11n4t dour t..4tarle s 31.0ht-ntrr-.. ra.-Vtr,/
GV..IIGE ICVLOAEI.,
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WilliamX. Jessup, • •
TTOWNET AT. LAW & 7gOTARY PUBLIC. 'Bike 1m .PILL
2 Be Squa':v. 3fon - Tgoo.tL
Miller '
& Foler, • .
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4 .Tl'll{l.N NI (I)I:NsELLORS. AT LAW. and Sollqtur, i .
lu Clutheery. (MCC NO, 44 l'lurke strxt, CIIMAGO, 111. t-
• . Bentley & Fitch .
IVrriars - Ess Al: LAW.AND-Dit - Nry j.. ) ,:f) AC,KNTs . _
I rm, %,-k•A ~r th,, c,,: , : i Bolt,e, Mmtn",, l'a.
It. A. ItZSTi FT
,;, • Albert Chamberlut,
TTC,WNF7.I' AT LAIV..AND JUsTleg OF TILE PEACE.—
I °Mee user I. h.t2.1 l C0. * . f.: 4 1011 4 .: ...111.1.111114gr.,
Wm. K. Jessup, •
k TTOIINEVAT F.AW et)MMISStONER. OF DEEM
f o r the ;zt..,,te of New Y.. Fr. will ativt.l wall t 4 Anem'entnufted
to him with i.muiptio,pihral tldclity . °Mee ou futile I.....quate, men
plod by Hon. VillikuaJe..up.
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. . Abel Turrell, • .
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TELLER IN nit 1.76 ti, 31EPICLNE....t. I:IIEMICALS. Paha*.
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1 title, 1tv+. , ..-tutn. Gri.eetit.,+. Dry Gooda, lianiware. Stoneware,
taa+Nware. Clocks, ',Vale.ltes..leweit s , - .,Sitver, , pottim Spedadts. Mb
ettral Instrument', Tru, , ,s; S urwiatl IttAmtuilattt, Liqut. Perftwa•
ere,, Ilirit".m.. Stationery. Itrutthes, .1.41 , K.t.4. Yakkey Notion+. kc.
F. IL Chandlet,
irk EA LER IN DRY (001)S, Itodc nude Clot Ind, /Inverter,
11.olits.and StationoT, etc, Arene, Alownnoc, Pa.
• .1. L. Post & •
IN DRY llg IC'Sarr.ovrte.:, Crricktiv, IR:lff:rare.
Fhtur. of Turnpike .11.Ti..-v4 arlit Flt Ave.
l'a.
J. Lyons & Son.,
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r) ,
I) F l ' i ‘ ii i4 ,• } :4 l. el; - •• -,, k - ‘, • ; 72, -- - ry i
yt;IY vt ra.•
J. 2' A LT(kl.
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Bentley & Reid, \*
IN DRY (It , 01. C.".. Dr:.F, Ifedictrinn. Palr.to, OCIn,
Jr Ilurslwari... crockery, Iron. I loast, IVatthe A , Jew.
Zvls - nr Drlck Mock, Mon - Tin ix.
h. V . nENTI.T.T.• c !TAD.
William & William H. Jessup, -
Treux.Eys 1-11 r, MoNT,nos , - V. Practkv in Suzlint ,
hatlna. Wye. W3 , 11:111,6 and LI/ZVI - he o.utterp.
E. S. FILWNELL,
Firkkos.
Clionvt. ;Ex,. r oleo Aura re ,
spomible tilmiler,, promptly 111Iorl, and r•trippe,ll.or tlireellutt.-Y3n9yl
Rockwell & Winton
r.l.sa - IFACTI: Elt*mai Dct,:erlStr...tw Goods„ usit. ; • e a pt.
iT Funvl:n.lyn.ll" rarxvok;l:lL.bous. St:, Cuts:Malt
street. N.ftw Your:. VIP bt.lllS.
S. It. 110 i A.A. AMOS.
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A. Baldwin,'
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such 1,11347.—tt
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. ..., . IL Thayer, .
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PTysteiAs AND .L . :l2GEON;.liosTvietz, Th.. Office to the
rtueez .4.. m. , ,
E. N. Noire,
fru, wracalt forminiv of Orrrign enurity, New, York,
hta-
AL 19citt;i1 In I.,itisquidiniiria county. would offer 111,1 services ro
ahout tinlidnir or npatrine Grin MID!, or tither mactiltirrr.
narrunts hhu to doing 113. Pon Offlien ad-
Cilenrwood, I.Sin7yl
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- - Coinei . ei . pon, ..
TIF.ALETIS In F"rcle,m and American Marble, 'Monuments. Mae'
17 'tunes. Tal.ie Tom &v.... Binghamton New York. Itusinesper
tAtdna to tia above attended in ultb diaratch II 0. W. Pasitta.'_
4 geni, linndayn, su.N..eo., I'a. .r...n..y1
E. CAULDWELL ik-SONS, - •
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=PORTERS AND .or..m.r.r.s IN .
gqi%
AND
LOOKIM-GLASSES,
N 0. 70 WARREN 'STREET
Ewer's Cart.DwALL,
T. G. Cavt.rpornix,
Henry S. Knapp, New York.
NV. A. Catmosrzi.r.. •
MITE soh .sterlberbacler connectedbinetelf with the above Mu.,
:1 In the LI - en - wits= Taann,ln alias VarbitlA brunches, would Amp•
Fe ay to nalthants. hotel. and toartlitke•lt'ouse -keepent, In Ettsque
halms and adjoining counties. tbat COI stock Is one of tbe larvtt of
the kind - kept - In New Turk"; their motortment Luxe and general ;
het r goods are Of good qtrality and choler patterns; their prices allow
as the trade can offer with reference to profits; and that he Is very
ttaxi...us to sell to all who may think It for their Intemt to give hint
a taII..IIENR.I S. KNAPP.
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New York, Janhary 1, 18.57.-13,
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9 FORDEIASiI
SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER
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Lreenisoß of A. &E. Palthelli. (late Fortltiam and. &Meta in -
the ni.dve hindnese, will WO , on gr j o a t ternati all binds of work •
in him line, - Nucl, ua Saddles. Hamm.. Trunks, ste. liarrB made
of the best oakAanm.d Lather. Cartkve Trimming or all binds dime
n ,b4rt notice. All lamb. of r.arriv,go Trinuning% kt.vt on band and
fortd , lnli cheaptT 21.1:1 Can 1.,: I - a:min.:AA elsewhere In Northern Penn ,
" No. 1. '2. and ; Ltarwment. of Nienreoes.,
Pa. oct.
Banking louse
POST, COOPER & co.
HENRY DRINKER, . •
MONTROSE,
WM, lIUNTTING COOrEIL
ISAAC L. rosT.
November 12,. 1856
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irIRAFTS on New York City. and rhiladelphia: , —.
Collections promptly made nod remitted.
Oflice hours, from 10A. at: to 3. • •
) blessr.4. & P,astott, A. York.
REFERENCE„L ainiml - O. Morton, Esq.; PhWI!.
= 3 lion. WiWarn Jessup, .Itontrose.
PATENT IREpICINES.
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Mt V. the great variety of Medicines at TorreWs More, may be
it found all of 1)r. Jayne 's justly celebrated Fondly medieints:;„
Aytv's t'berre Pectoral mot cathartic ; Haley's retest Wine
and Fort , 4 Ul.. Gotland celebrated waled German bitten; Louden's se
riot of Family mcdleines ; Merthant's Gargling Oil.lhe P flin
enlv.d"
etly for sprains in man 07 bung ever !Kermit; Mathewson's Infallible
Remaly, and Horse Remedy; Orrick's Yermilttge, and a. variety of
other kinds; Trask's 'Magnetic Ointment. the great remedy for butall.
flavor:it:sm. and all 104nm:dory compl a int, • N e w , . Extract, a
andt rate thing fur shollar purpeeco as the above bintrnent r Andrew's
Pain Destroying agent, a good article ; liroQcoek's ltalsamand Boas
Liniment; Atwood's Jaundle'llitters. Canker Drops, Liniment, sad
Dysentery GTOPat thdret's Compound ter Ifireputee9 1/ 0 8 , 0t 88, . 8
Pvlkdn. for Psompniaz Ileltnbold's Extract. oilluchn and-sxtrars of"
Saran:trills ; •a variety of :Salves, the bmt in 'market,' nix 3c., and
an almost endlrss variety of l‘atentlfedleines. adtrfether too nmuer.
ons enumerate—hut smirks: 4to ray, that the pu dle will &id near•
ly evcry Le this line, at the Pew; and Fancy Store of
%Montrose, 16;7. : • /ABEL TITIMELL.
. at .
T_T striug secured the right *fusing Goddard's Put•
ent for raising and leireiht carriage tops, is'
prepared to furnistrind put thorn on at the shortest
notice. ' .
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Montrose, May d, 1857.
A FORTY .HORSE POWER
STEM E Ne.tHr tit Sal' s
IN- GOOD OItDERi-ji
61 PEET eight Inch stroke, 14 bleb Cylinder, bat
t) 'lance wheel, three tons: Is a strong *ell built
machine. • 'Suitable for aVoal.Shaft or TannSry, Junk ,
lalivbc sold. very for. • A ddress, •-• .
POST BROTHERS.. .
14, 1857. . Montross, Pa.
LAWNS: LAWNSiI ,
- XTEW STYLES, at induced prices, at
26
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