Prom Utah. A letter dated Fort Kearney, Sept. 5, re. .ceived in• this city 'yesterday,. states .thatza 'party of returning Californians,. who passed .through Salt Lake on the 25th Of July, re 'port that the evening before they, left that city..the Mormons. arrested Mr. Wilson,. whom the late SUrveyorr-General Burt. left ' in charge of the office, and, with a rope . round his neck and a piste] at his breast, mpelle& him to, answer several questions w hi c h they. propounded about Bell, Mogo, L -o d others. • Mogo was cotinected with the Survey or-Generals office. The Mormons made. Wilson promise to bring Mogo to them during the next day ' before they released him, • Mogo obtained information of these proceedinga, and imme diately quitted the pity, leaving his wife be hind, so precipitate was his, -retreat., They. went in pursuit of Laudon and the other clerk, but Landon escaped by jumping out - of a sec ond-story window. lie -went that night somewhere south, and the repOrt is that he was overtaken and killed.- As . these Califor nifitis made 'but a. brief stay, they were una b=le. fo ascertain what be:Caine of Wilson.' They also say that the Mortnons were ma king preparations -for a -fight, and did not conceal their hostile intentioic4. Elder Kim ball, in 'his harangue in theTtbernaele, laugh ed at the idea . of .ending Milled States troops to.ljtah. and said he Could '`.` take his wives j3O or 40 of thend and whip the 2,500 •ticops ' and come back and fl o'4l good day'S ;cork afterward:' lie further said that pro. visions for the army would come into the vittlev. but the troops would never ent e r .halt Lake City. Two oc,mpauies arrived at Fort Kearney zur the sth ot,September, en roOte for Salt ;Lake, and the Fifth and Tenth Regiififents Of : t tifiintry ' were .at that tine at" Fort LaraMie, ...tii• .the safe e. dpati.nation. The writer of she letter* says that Col. IlotTinsn had seized live hundred kegs -of powder in the Morbon trains.-- TWashing ton Union, Oct. 1. . . A: NEW SECRET SoclETY.— . —lt seems that there is in existence in the city ,of Philudel phia and perhaps in other places, a secret po litical association of Irish Democrats, known as "-Molly Maguire." It is allcized that they exercise comrulling influence in' the move ments of the Democratic party, and mould the actilin of the nominating conventions of - that party to suit their own ends. They work under the ostensible- name ofthe ," A merican Benevolent association." •The Bul letin mvs: "«'c do not know how the members are distinguished, but it is understoOd that the two green lanterns.which hung.over the plat form at the rally in - Independence Square or. Thursday evening, were the signals of t h e order. Thd, officeta were all -Irishmen, and the Rromment , meinbers . are among the most conspicuous wire-workers in the 'party. The - confusion at the late Convention at. Spring Garden.liall, was occasioned by the fight be tateen "Mollys" and the American Dem .(..rats, both factiOns having. candidates •fiir nomination in the field. Many of the "or der" hold office under the Federal adminis tration to this-•eity. Last Sunday-, the Rev, Mr. Cantwell, pastor of the Catholic . Church of St Philip de Neri, created considerable msternation among his flock by. denenneing the order. and declaring that- he would e.x coMmunicate any of them who: belonged to it, ifthe could find them oat. As the order is entirely a Catholic affair, we imagine that. there, will be trouble in the ranks . of the un terrified ; we hear growling even nolti from American Democrats to the efreet that the "Mollys" hold too many Offices already." • NoIINION . MOVEMENTS.—There is a very neral apparent breaking up alining the Mor inons in this Eastern section of country.— We have n already , noticed the discontinuance n , of the Mormoewspaper . published in this City; and the suspension of religious worship at their usual place in Broome-street. • We hear al's° that, last. .Sunday, at their head. fillarterS,. at TOM'S Ri vet, ...N1 J., - where there •has:been a small colony fib some tiMis. it wit , annOuneed thdt hereafter there would be no more public serviets there. We understand that in rhiladelphia measures are in progress 'for. closing up the MorMon Churelt - there; public worship. it: to be discontinued, and tall the business Affairs of the sect mire .to be wOund up forthwith. This has the appear .sace of decay hnd dissolution.; but we are in think4t:indicates a change of policy, :and, that the: ' , Mormons in j ail' parts of the country. are to be summoned 'to Utah. In stead of supporting missionary agencies in he Eastern States, it is thonglh, best to con centrate "their forces at head-quarters. We .understand that the New-York Society will lake up their line of march for Utah in the iearly_Spring.-11 7 . Y. Times. ANnTif ER SUITMAIVINETELEGILAPIL—AIIiIth- Iink of sub Marine telegraph cOmmunica .tion fits just been laid. France is now uni ted to her coiony of Algeria. Hitherto a -i4a distance of 146 miles between Cagliari,in Sardinia,and the Algerine coast has remained to lie rompleted. Notwitb;tandirig the short ness of the distance, the depth at one part is equal to . the greatest depth in the Atlantic plateau. , The cable, however, was paid out 'rapidly and without aeciden:;and little doubt is entertained of is permanent safety. Now all &Co„ of Birke d, Liverpool, Were the niantillicturerg,,.and they had contracted to take all the' risk of the oix,ratiOn.. The length of line used was 17miles , and-its cost 1450,- 000.. Its construction was different in some important respects from that of the Atlantic cable, and Newalf &Co., consider that a con siderable eccino c tiv Might haVe. been effected in the ratter. The aspect -of monetary affairs throughout the country yesterday was slightly etheou raging. • Failures are reported, it is true, inmost of the principal cities ; several hanks among them, the Bank of Central New-York, litical the Oneida Central Bank, Rome, and the Wc . ,:lbington Bank, of this State; the sank of Nortii',. 4 merief, Seymour, Conn.. and' the Western Bank: .s.p . C.'n,f . rfleid, Mass. " are dkcredited'or suspended ; and - the City :lank Stateteet•st a the. week is re,gsrded as unfavorable, In - Ala shows an unexpected dqerease of coin., a tinsttractitm of loans, and ,large drain of deposits. But: the principal (Ifies appear to hold their own, The•general fteinig of the.eramtry is hopeful. A decreas ino demand for money, for the time being at reast,is indie:ited by the fact that tm stocks, were received for redemption at Washington: L- .Y. Y. 'Tribune, Oct: a. ' We learn from the Sullivan County Democrat, that a Mau named - ELIJAH EOIIIICII, while Passing along the Berwick turnpike, in that, county„ one night recently, was at tacked by a panther, but succeeded in beating the ferocious animal off with a heavy dub, before:he received material injury. • Joitrnal t,f Commerce attributes the indifferenee in Vermont tq thcfnet that is is the most thoroughly black, republi em State iu thQ i;uion.• j 3 parity of react ing we conclude that the rive'Poitits, 'Which goes in a great dirty' lump fir• notional de mocrae.y, is the. most, pious coturonnity, in the known world. Eight hundred Mechanics have been thrown out of employment by the closing of three large manufacturin6 cstabliahmeilts at Buffalo. Dr. The Bridgewater Baptist Association which met last month adopted the following resolutions, with only two dissenting voices : 1. Resolved, That our love for personal freedom and regard for the rights of man are unabated by any new wrongs, or complication of wrongs to which we or our fellow-crea tures are subjected, and as in duty bound we will ever protest: against, and in all Christian ways firmly oppose aggressions on human rights, as sr practical repudiation of the broth;. erhood of man, and the fatherbotxl of God: 2.- Resoira„ That among late culraimS of the principles of% humanity, the lawof7GOd, and the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ, first and foremost, pre-eminent in crime and cru elty, stands the recent unparalleled decision of the U. S. Supreme .Court, in the Dred Scott case---a decision outlawing and attainting an entire race; dvlivering them over-to their tormentors without hope of judicial protee• tion ; a decision subversive alike of the grin ciples of natural justice and .the ounitiOn law, and even the revealed will of GO .and our hOly religion, in that it ("cries to the black mee, tbr whom, in' common with ourselv e s ar.d all the races of-man, Christ died and the Spirit strives, the pcissessioc of any right that white men are botind to respect. 3; Resolved, That it •is the duty of all . Christians to repudiate this athestic decision, and .do all that lies in their just power to prevent the infliction of wrongs and outrages under its horrid Sanction, by .an 'honest and consistent testimony ; to preserye the public mind froin corruption by the debasing edut tiona! influences; of this stupendous crime against humanity; and to secure its speedy a id effectual reversal, as an imperative duty to - ourselves, our defenceless and 'oppresed. brethren, Our country; and our God. Snow fell this (Wednesday) morn ing, but melted as fast as it reached the ground ; but we ian vouch that,sr,ow tell here on the last day of Septentlier,l337. - --Cou..: dersport Journal: / 4 : 5 *? - '" SMITH Ic Tipimpson, a mechanic and coal operator ini Danville, is the opposition nominee for Congress in the Luzerne triet. - lie will make a handsome run. Ytciigiono Nkolice.—Rvr. Gt:onna LANnos . will preach in the M. E. Church, in Montrose, on tu ril ay, October 17 th, ut o'clock, P. M., and Sun day, at 11 o'clock, M. • Notice to Teachers.—The School Direc tors of Gibson &Ore to employ twelve Teachers, to take charge of the schools in their township, to w horn liberal salaries will be paid. The compensation will be graduated according to .the qualifications of the persons employed. • . All Teachers expecting to .teach'in Gibson School District must be licensed by the proper authority— the County Superintendent • • JACOB L. GILLETT, Ptcsitlent of Board School Directors, Gibson School District •Srrn Anti., SeCretary. Gibson, Sept. tql, 1857. • To ~the ludipendelit Freemen of Nniiquelhariata County: In compliance a ith the expressed wish of noun:r ose friends in yariMiq Parts of the county, as well as in accordance with my own sense of duty and pro p:iety, I Mn constrained to it:A.ollnel. that, (until fur ther ad) i.-ed of the popular will,") lam still a can didate for your stirrizes for the office of Rcfriater 'and feoniler Co- i Nceol , l term. • St,oilld'a sufficient tonni.er of nty.fel!tyx citizens—app:oh,g of the man ner in which I haYe thus Cu- strove to discharge the duties oft e disposed to F 11,14111 me upon the true ,li rr it s 4 ti,,4,,exiion, after a Clic and can did view of the cc, I C-111 . cmly promise a continu ance of my utmeot effort. to (I,Perre that confidence, •with all The inc7en=ed at,ility to di,eltarge those du de: to the puldiettdvanta L te.ultich neatly three 3-ears experience in )n given me: It however, a majotity sho.tt ele.r I.on-i•lerations para mount, I Imp.: y L , Vat , Aitit for : benrance, so long as I do not impugn , theirs. . Sept.), 15L7.;,. . JAVES W. CuAri(AN. To the Ita(lipessdent Voters of mus quehanrza connty.—By earnest solicitation of many of My ftieniels, of all parties, I have been in dm•ed to offer myself as an !Not PENtor.NT CANDIDATE for SHERIFF. If elected, I trill endeavor to dis charge the dutieS of tbe.office faithfully and impar thlly and to the:hest of my abilities. task- the votes of my fellow eitiiens, on behalf of the SorrnEUX part of the county; which has yet never lidd the office of Sliciiff. In principle, I have ever been Opposed to the extension ofislavery and in favor:of freedom. At the same time. .1; hold that the North has no right to :o interf.:re S:ac s tst-y, it e - x i-ts as a State Institution, IMk . the votes of all my fellow citizens, of whatever naine or party, DExtocaars, REernm- CANS, Wntos, _kill:ate/Ns, and Foreigners, and should -both of the Noniinating Conventions nominate me, I shall not.he offended, hut will most fully appreciate the favor, and feel under many obliga't'ions for the same, and if el:Med, will try to remember that I re ceived the office, from-the people_ TREDIVAY KELLOGG. Auburn, Angtisi 12, 1857. V.1.1:4:4f0ri In Ararat, on, the 22c1 ult., by Samuel WOams, Esq., Mr doxBo W*LST.n,•and Miss MAniox Bnooss, both of A-rwat„ -In Rush, Sept. 20th, by MI. IL IL Gray,- Mr. Lt . - rnta A. Gnaxotn, and &Diu, J. GRASGEII, both of . . Rush, Su:=q. Co. , • Ps. In New `lilford, on the 16th ult., hr Rec. Geo. B Reese, fir. LETC:IS Q. Kirby, and Miss iIiLES A DEwEv. ' • • " In Burford, on the 29th nit, by Rev. A.. Miller, Mr. Brice J. Ts:l.En, and Miss Arms A. Cori:mils.. . In Lacpyrille; Oct. lst., by the same, Mr. Eiroris Burstsoro.w.of Warren, Bradford Co., Fa., and Miss Skean F;G) - tal - , of Laceycille,Wyoming CO., Pa. DIED In Leraysville,: Bradford County, Pa., on Sunday, the 27th ult., Ripsronn B. BAILEY, of the :firm of D. Bailey & Son,, in the 22c1 year of his age. • This rad event occurring as it has in the very midst of a life of active and more and more extending has spread universal gloom and sadness over this whole community. U.:avert:ally 'esteemed for_his many excellent and virtuous oualities of mind and heart, every, acquaintance will hare to - feel yet more and more the loss they bare sustained. But there - are no words to convey at. adequate idea of the loss, to the here d wife and infant daughters, the mourning fathe and surviving' partner, and the in consolable m ther, brothe: s, and sitters. As a hus band and father, ever devoted, kind, and considerate; as a son and brother, - affectionately filial and warmely attached. Commencing his career of life when quite young, by an active participation in his father's busi ness, and by an intense application and constant de votion to his dutic throughout the whole of his life , seconded by an aniount of natural talent and aequirei skill seldom combined in one individual, be had cured a uniformity of success seldom attained in a business .titstach complicated character.' By the ur banity of his manners, strict attention to every mi nute detitil of business, and an accommodating spirit, he had in an eminent degree, obtained the esteem and love of all with whom he- had an- acquaintance. His death. is felt tO be an Irreparable loss to this community. . [Cott. . ‘• .; C. D. Virgil, . TIESILOENT DENTIST. kw removed ban Office to 4 1111 IdereAdence. next door above De. 11.111114 a -On rldnplke Street. stern he los fetal up Din a sfyle of nentuese end cOnvemlence batting be prafeadon. ' MOnlnin x.October. . 1=.40d IM,TF i rIr i rP I eTW I NMI TVOTICE is hereby given that In pursuance of an .1. 1 1 order of thet,, Orphans' Court ' of Susquehanna County, the subscribe' will offer at public sale, by vendue, on fies-preinisms of the first hereinafter de scribed piece or parcel of land, 'situated in Liberty township, to mid cOunty, on Baturday,PetotPer 31st, at one *Week P. . the interest of Robert P. Vance, deceased, under contract, from Mesars. Jessup & Posta, k the Mow ing two pieces or parcels of land, situate in Liberty, towtudrip, in said county: the first, bounded on the north by other lands of said deceased, and lauds of Arthur Southard, on the east by other lands or de cedent midlands of Benjamin Vane% on the south lands or Benjamin i tzott and John Crowed!, mid west by landailP . • Hughes, now in possession of contaiaing 112 assess, more or tea with the-appurtenances, about $0 acres of whkh are im proved, and on whkh are dwelling home barn, Or. chard, ac.. The second piece is a wild hit, contain- Lug 50 acres• or thereabouts, adjoining the above, and bounded north - by-Linde of Thomas .Cating,, east and south by the leads above described, and-west by the same. Tcnn allayment made known oa daj et alp._ iNt. 114 7 . -- 1 1 r C. Lucz AOPer, Ailditor's Notice. naderdiertean Auditor. appointed by me Orphsitor Coed tTEitme k mehanns County. to male distribution of the funds in e hands of the Administrant: of the estate of II ILSILT Itaawyt, de. clawed. will attend to the duties of his said appointment on Fridacy the 6th da_y of November nett, at one o'clock In the afternoon. atlas °Mee. In Montrose. At which time and pisee, all .persons having claims. will present them or be Itnever barred from commit in upon said fund. F. A. CASE, Actrroa. Montrone. October 7, IM7. Land Warrctit Lost ! ALL persons are cautioned against purchasing Land Warrant. No. IWO, for 1611 acres. Dated Nov. 29th, 1855., Issued in 'the name of Joseph Du- Bois, Clerk, linked States Flotilla Service, FLORID WAR. The same was lost in being transmitted by mail from Bloomington, 111., to Great. Bend, Pa. Steps have been , taken to procure a duplicate. JOSEPH DUBOIS. Great Bend,.Susq. Co., Pa.,. Oct. 7, 18'57.-6w ESTRAYS! CAMP. into the enclosure of the subscriber, one day last week, four calves, two steers and two heifers. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges, and take them away. D. D. 1% ABNER.. Bridgewater, Oct.: 7, 1857.--.3w • FARM FOR SAM Q ITUATED about 1 # miles from Lynn Post Office, Springville, containing . IDS Ai-cress, - about 60 ncres under improvement.. On it are a fram ed house and barn, good apple orchard, with a large proportion of grafted trees, sugar orchard, and tim ber, adapted to the wants of the farm.. Within half a mile of a saw and grist mill. Terms made easy. • Apply at this office or to WARREN TAYLOR. Springville, Oct..'l, 1857.-3 w • • Fair Warning. IR: trill Fa ce trouble and exposure by .1.1.1. paying for a piece of Sole Luther weighing 11. lbs. 6 oz.; (less the pate, which belongs -to the butt,) which' he took from our cellar lust Fair Dan without leave. BENTLEY St READ: gontrose, Sept. 30, 1656. A JOURNEYMAN TAILOR Vcar IST a r i MID so j O NE who is n first rate workman, ran find steady empleyment and good wages, by applying im mediately to the subsezilier. P. LiNES.- Montrose, Sept. 30, Iss7.—tf New Goods —roe— 3D"' nal, 1E30°7. TLk ERDEM77 IS NOW RECEIVING. A LARGE STOCK OF FALL & WINTRU. GOODS,- Including his uFnal" n, , sortment of the frill and new.st at' lfs in market,• which will be sold on the tnost f.t vot able tei . . • Now Milford, Sept. SO, 1.857. • Executor's illottee• lierehe ven to ail per , otta having thtniatala acarnat 01" the r•tate of 1:1:21.11.1M, late of llorrobt townahlp, that the carne ttt.t t.e preAliteo to the uniler.lg,e.l tor ar• rattgeniebt, aril nit per:ions holt:tacit to said toit ate are rixf , tr...ted to make laitutallate payuleat. • ' Ilarforb :fro. ht , 10..1%-400r TYLER nr.r.wsTEß, Exerutur Adminititrator's Nonce. 1 167(5T U2l: Is her,',‘ 0.11 that hater. of thlolllot ntinn on the a il Lie ' 11 . 1.1:1 , I. le of Nev. Milford towrodil;.• do- onsst,l.h.‘ve tl:e sed all d U, `UM rl. to :111 . rt . ...0 . ...4,1U. I:111;e 1111711.4n3te, VlVllt'Lt. tlo.se , Irvittg there , o pre.. ;t KI•t•;• &AV attested for settles:lea. 31rf.ra, NEW-MILFORD. STOVE EMPORIUM! Great Reduction in the price of StOres. ' DlCKEitillti. & OLARBATT Anr. mr...lvlnz. 1).6r st.-xi, n, the F.Ly. Int! Wl7e. L Tea D:,d wuuhl to .or tutheir toltl.cruu, that they lace I,stAl the Ltat STOCK OF STOVES ever. Ter,' to the it.l.a.itantm of SuNqueltunna County. Thc:ri!oclit cn,:.o.ts Jf :tc.st niiiveolt Innen... of Eirro fed Orryt.l, Large Oron, Pronimir, and Cc.al Conking Sforr.c,lit.,ides any quantity of Par/or Stores, for Wood or Coal, ()picr, liottl and Box Storrs. :=t..r . c fur c l r4 qa the diviug !Inc pri!.. le. CV( . I . 11. k ant: :.•t.•r ver, rn c rae prlee. We would take thii opportunity of rentit,4linz our flietals ulas arc sollelted to virolsay. their Store. of Ilawkers and Pedlar., thata mornetds rerodion Nem essnylisce them !tat 'lt Is seep poor eseotson.sy to slss.,. It I- a well de-alsllchod fad that the ;snit of selling Store• hr ised them about the errns•ry. Is not 1< !Ilan f.ften per root and ranee:sill - a. high a. I esashlr, to sav nothl::C a bout had tiVi 4 .on*lc ,, aofadhrtten.. COUIJe this extra ea - pchse 'COIL( out of Use poelets of the istsre.hasor. . In consideration of the above facts, we offer oar entire ST6CIi. of STOVES at twer.ty'rcr tr.c pedal:tr. will, tor sell. new, mtlut.tl .4, If thaw ut,..1114 NZW-NirLrucio. Saq,t. Lt. FAIR ARRANGEMENTS. FAIL{ ligifilt-E'il,lETL FAIR Elk!. all Classes and Conditions; F. B. CHANDLER has just recciv4A direct from the Metropolis his usual extensive supply of incomparable 9 1 12 3EXIIV4ar 99 9 1 An enumeration is unnecessary, as the People gener ally, are aware that his is the itßit: TY STORE* Most anything, from n Penny Primer, all the way tip, .to just tit , thing you want, can be obtained at the lowest Possible pike. LET ECONOMY. GUIDE YOU, • In ihe selection of place for the bestowal of your ratronnge, and we are certain we shall hare the pleasure and privilege of DOING yon GOOR. Also, just received at Chandler's, an assortment or @CO;2:. j oDL Such as are in use at the " SOIINIAL SCHOOL' all of which will be sold at COST. for Cash. A Eupply of Sharon's and Webster's Dictionaries, ready for promiscuous distribution. Cheap ofeourse. _ 6 Friends! Patrons! Countiymen !' lend us your " DIMES • and they will be returned to you with much increase. , after aFE ;il 7 days. - Don't fail to call and se core some of these VIM ACCOMMODATIONS. Montrore, Sept. 16, ]857. NEW GOODS. MAKTLEI &L E2/0 Are now receiving their Fall Stock for 1E30 1 7 COMPRISING THEIR USUAL VARIETY OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Tin and Stone Ware,' Diugs, Medicines `• • * • Paints, Oils and Dyatuffs, Clocks, Gold - • and Silver 'Watches, Jewelry, Perfumery, Fancy Goodi Boots, Shoes and Leather, Hats and Claps; and in fact, almost every article usually found in this country; all of which we offer on our usual terms, assuring, our customers, and the public generally, that they may rely on as fueoratle prices as any other Establishtnent this side of the city. Montrose, Sept. 16, 1857. Aath:th3tsator's Sale. OTICh hereby - given that in pursuance of an 1.1 order of sale, issued from the Orphans' Court of Susquehanna County, the subscriber will, on iFatur. day, the 10th day of October next, at one o'clock, P. M., at the Court house, in Montrose, - offer for sale at public yendue the following ddscribed property, late the estate of Hannah Dewitt, deceased, namely, a certain lot of land situate in the township of Brook-. lyn, in said oounty, bounded and descrjbed as - follows : Beginning at a post, the corner of David Morgan and Hiram Howe ;_thence by said Morgan's land, north 88° east, GO perches to a poet; thence north. 2° west, 142 perches to the corner of a lot contracted to . Patrkic Crosses; thence, by the,. same, - month S$ west 40 Peri*. to a Beech corner ; and thence south 3° - east, 142 perches to the beginning, containing 58 acres and 40 perches, more or less, with the appur. tenanees;from seven to'ten acres hnprotert. Tanis at payment made known on the day of Sale. PLUMBS AVERY, itdatinistenter. XontroPe, Sept, 110057,-14 TYLER, t FRANCIS NIOX LEI% • At•wa's, S. 11. GC!.1.11, • F. B. CHANDLER. • • • PR0.A.3144..T10N. ..________ • . . - GENERILL ELECTION; IN pursuance of an art of the General Assembly of the Common.: VIVAIth of renit.seleania. entitled an act nebulae to the electlests of the Comninneualih, approved the VI dor ofJ ulve/t. D. 1.,114 1. P. P.-HOLLISTER, High -Sheriff of the nutray of Stnottielianna.. In aid Comnintywealth„ do hereby rive notice to the k2ectors of the Omnty aforeadd, that a General Eledtoe will be held In sold county, On the .. • 2d Tneralny of October next, 'C:* (It being the 1411 day of told Inooth;) at which time, sate and Coin• . ty gdicors are to be rig:viol as follow., to wit: One ptqw,n to ell the office of Govcrtior brut(' Connneemettlth. One peputl to fill the 'blew of Canal Coutrutiiioncr of the lkurd of Pennsylvnnia. Two person.; to all the ofitces of .latlrA at the Suicitue Court of rento.ylvants. One lumen to fill the office of }fetal/et of the Rowe of Repmian• tat I ves of rennry I mrila - - . One person togil the offloe of CArrilislliusquol.antia County. , One penum tr hill the Office of Prothonotary for said county. One 1,1-4.,u to Oil the otntv of Registor Reomler fur mid county. One penstu to fill the offlee of Comffilmioner tf,,r mod ev nt ,ty., One perwm to 011 the office of Treasurm for sald county. One person to fill the office of Ali ltor fin said conntr. One eVf.. , 11 • offic e of coroner tot ...Lie county. And I also hero: • :-. nte known and give notioe, that the t d ;ted of 11411/14 thl 7 (la4lC-.1. I....ettlons in the several wards boroughs and townships clrhlc .' • ...num.: of tiumuottinna are as. follows to wit. TheEl„T•,nt district nwnposed of the township of Apulia. eon will be held 4the hon.: of Joseph ik,4o in said township. The Election for the district composed of the township of Ararat .he held at the school house ncar the l'its t ,ytelian church In said township. • - The fac...tion for the Ul4 rict torn -t of the township of Ardmin Will to tell Ut the hon-e of Georre Ilaverty In said township. The Elmticit: hr Me district e , mift•- . . , 1 of tie los usLiP of .TlridgewaterAtill he .teid at the Coort noose lo the Pryough of :tiontn•so. The Election for the district compowdofthe toaardilp of Brooklyn wilt in held at the bans. ..f Jaffna I). ituilard 111 said torn/ship. Tine F.ie,:tl.ll for the district composisi of the township of I lows. nut In held at the school House bear itobt. (Stains in .tow whip. • The Eleetl.an for the district 'composed of the township of Clifurif 'will be held at the house of !limo Barnum In wild township The IClectiou fur the dlitrlet. composed of th e Itorunigit Dundar - al I I inc held at the Thind.iff Hotel in said lion - ouch. . Tht .KirCtion 1 . 44 the district esiniplesed of the township of Dimwit wilt be held at the house ref .Tohn Itaser In rnid t ownship. The Election for the district con.iseed of the t.iwnsliPp of Forest Lake will bt. imid at the house of !lets , A. Clark. In ash! tnwnflrlpp The Eh-vino' for the di s trict eoth i se s o - 1.4 the townsillp of Ftwuklitt will be held at the sch.e.l house near 'Taco!. A I tarts in wild townalilo. .• The Election for the district compernal of it, Itorough of reind,. vine sill be held at the school lonise In `Old Borough, The Em-ctlon for the dim Het I.`,.'tl•th.o4Cli of the township of forest 11,n , 1 will la! he Id at the house of l'addoeit 1n wild township. The ri, , oti.no for the district coropnosi A the township of liibenti a lit be held at the house or Joseph Washburn in said toutiship:. The Election Cro the district composed of the township of liseford is 11l be held at the house o f N. W. Waldron in township. The Eiecti.oi far the 'list riot comp ...ca the township of naratAhy will ire to id At the hone., of S. IV Inteer . In til.l township,' 'The Co the dlstriet composed of the toWnstiip ottierrick will Gebel.' at the 1....u5e fortnerly occut•hsi by Shniwel 'Amuck In said to e - 1,1,11.. The Elation rot the district composed of the trial:1011P of Jackson sell be Told at the hones- 1,1 .1• Turnetin said township. - Election for the ,lis:riet of the tos'tnointp JetauP win I.e at the lo.u-e of I .onlel lint In said township. The Election for the district c0mp...11 of the town.hlp of Lenox in la• 10-ld at tile house of tleos• ,t lirotherw hl sold township. -The F.iectlon for t he district 0n1ti0t.,...al or the township of Liberty o held at ouse of iklo .lones wil.l he El. ctiou for the ttistect toroposed of the toner:ship of Lathrop, wilt lo nt the bounce of Elislia Lewd In raid townr4.lp. The Elroll..n for the di..trirt remise...Al of the row nsi.ip of )ltddle io.cu a'. 1:/ heitt at the house ofJeseph Ross in wild township. 'i'in Election ter the district einapo,rsi of the Borough of Also:trust Is• held at Cie Court ittruse In salt llorour.h. The Ele,tion for the district comp...so! .4* the tna - nsi.lp of Sele ?.:'104,1 will be held at the Lome oeenpled Elijah Barnum, ; In Wild township, . 1 he Eleeiton for tine &stria coatis r..ti of the township of (Sakti:id all be held i.t the how.: of Robert Nisi: In the lk.rough of Susetut. itanna.• I he F.1..,110u for the i rHet coin( 0,4%1 , 4 the townsnln of Rash. wlil t lehl :It the how, of .'. 1). nn der In .aid tow shin. Elect ton Le the dldriet ^anti..Ned t , f the tetwoNLln of Spring. . will he held at the le.nle t)!Svet.e.r Itk , et In Intl toirneldr . . -3, yte e tton roe the rit4 det Hied ttentethlp of ell HI held at the teoe,ot Itohert t-ehrlen In "gad totronhith h... ideetiott for the OLetrict ct..npns.n.l of tl.e itorongh of Siherone 1.:01713 ,th Le held at the ootte. 1:11iot Benson In sdhl Itonoth. Tim Etoe:lon for the di:4dd cftenpot ni of the toa-asidp of Thdhaion a 111 he held at the house of E. it. Chsr.dier la .wild tea ushlp. -I xis. hereby make known net eilotlee. nu In :ust i.e the Ad of rids Cononouwealth.ontithsl" AR act Ime-cribing the time a n d In.-toner of s•nb llt Li tig to the people for their ratleazdlon or r".c.:tion the i.ropoted antra:tin:ruts to the Constitution." approved 1.1h,* A. It., I nn: dirocted that, fat the purpose of awer the wise of the citizens of this Conimenwealth reenrd.lo the:abrptiou rojeetlon of xid a:ornaments or either of them, an elvelon a !II be let.! In each of the toaso.hlpt, rants. and dlstrictala County, on said second r......dav of October I• 35:„ for the purpose • J deelding neon the adoption or reo,k-tior: wild anlendnwnts or anv tncut wmtn nerd en, bun ,1.311 I,ut the , places and optima a••ti rlosod at the tune wit and within which the Gent,sl Lieettous of this C,111l1"1:.ceilth are Io Id. tds-nell. and closed; and it shall be the 'tote insis•ctors and Clerks of each of the saSd tawn ships, ward, .t 1.4 exits at the said cicetlon tickets eith er written or printed • or p..rtlv arri , trit or partly printed, front citi zen.. dole valltiett to tote fcrN.lotobcro I.t the I:erser.4l.‘seetnbly. arid deposit thou, In a 1.41 \ t•t hot, to he for tied purt•oe pr, bled he the puper odic-ire: a hid, tlekets shall ire retpectivelY labeled on the oat ,:d.,, "First Atm tolnomt,"'ta-tatol A mendinent," •• Third Aolendment." " Fourth Amendment,' and those who are favor• at lo to old Amend:urn:, or any it them. may e <press their desire by vidlng.to..clt as ITMS' e. - rdt en or ..r tart!, written or prhe..-.1 halloo or beltrts, emtnit lug on the luside thereof the r ord.. the Antetnttrent. - and titer who air orpne.elftO such tohnt.r.tt or any of thrtn, may expr.s,lll, Ir op;towtion by toting rr h many s.part.te wri!;.•11 or printed !allots or tlckets'eoutalnlne oh .1!, I hub •n. ref the ,k4rilia Against the Amendment :" and also that the ch,-tion on the proposed amendments shall Irrall nwpocts to t•.mincteda the i ieneral P.M.:nous of this t'rentoeu wendth asuppw er :lected • and It shall le the doty of the return judges of the nald Coupe and the reepeetite district, thereof. ling haring cutfu fly us ms: ;b . (' Lurtbor of vot.•• eiv,n 60. Or atr.o.,t etteh ateald a.tuerod nO.,t, In tilt =nine r afortallti. to make out thiplttaterettllT.Sthertuf, elbo.so.s.l in words at length .and sad 1:1 tionst onl, one of which rut urni lodzed In the l'rottionotares.t Hike of the t:onleleta I'leas of old 'wady. and the other sealed and dl no toll to It.- Seorelsry of the e..nru..sn .1Ith • and by nne of laid dap, e l ttd forthwith In tile 111.44 e.rel,Pl.ll.net PlAtiornee; I also nude known glee notice as In :Old I.N. the ir.th section of the aforeNtid a 4 I aro lb rett ni, -11n1 e,,ry pot -, 4a except .lu4.lces of the peso", "_null bold m y 0 01,. ~r app.antlhont of profit or trust tuid..r the United State... or of this yt ate. or of any or Incorisors led dbdiiet. whet!.....7 a o.ruslis , lonyd onleer or az, nt, ato 1. . or shall emplot ett te nd •r the ic,..ldotivit. le& Fey or etc-cutler deletrt• meld of tile rte to or I:lilted t•t:do.s or one dry or Incorporated ; and sine tltat et ery mernher of Corn:Jams. and of the Statte„Leg- It:atom. and .d•the.s...leet n-r e•oo:itt, i..1 . 3.t.y city. or commis. si••nk.rs of any inn Top - .recd dig ext. is by law Ineapahle of ladling or l'SCrelAlilir, at the sone [lnn.. ii,. —thee or sl.ts,lnttncnt of Judge, In speet. or leek of any vierti.do wit this Cc.nunonw esith. and that to Ito;.oszt,,r or otllt r •oilln.r of soy autli.dectlon,thall be dtb il to any otPe'e then to be voted for.' . ALd "arm am of Awn dale it 14114am-Ide " the duty of ev ery .Nlavor, t•-iroritT. Itoputy .I , talle, of the . Peace. t'oreatahie Or trey:ate Coradri.te, of ea my rata', a-mm[4 - , tunll3hip or obit rim "a 111.11:1 Ltd!, f'onomroa anith. whonea er crlkd 'open* be an' otlll. err of an election. CT hr three grub..-. 1 decor. tb rem, to dear any a intio o: as amue to the u In,l•aw of lb , plato of General Eledlon 1 , 113.1 rd•Mrieted i 3. vetch 3 ,e,3- 3,2,, preil2:ll, voters front aidm-aornluLt the ramie ; and It ••1...i1.1 he the duty of the n-4).eetlee Con afllde hf 'mall a ard. di'liirt or t,',4Yr.--I.lp u ;thin this Commonwealth. to heprosont 1,-rron or by Ite:•ut4 - , at the place of 'holding Elm lions, In ouch dl-t dal or townahlia, for the purptairat of. preectr lnii 3.43`,4\-,3:d." Al, that m tiro 4th Netir4n of the art , r Arerernhly entitled An net 11q31111g. to Iti , and for other pt fat..-s, ar.proa ed A pet 16, Ir.tfl. It is e7.3,1(11 that-the ati.retald 12:th ..dire. "zhall no t to con ntrated a. u. I.:event any rtiath, ollk,for t•ollAlgt1 f r IInCOT font Inc :to Jude , . Izama-ct , rr, or,tlerk Al any 0-nerd. or opreial election to tb;. t'oturnonwataltb." Pursuant to the pooh,lcus iitalnett in the :nth section of the act :dor:said. the .I , rf the aforesaid district ,hall. respectively take eh. i rce efthecr rtl:lmte or not urn of the election of their respective districts, and pn..:llr, them at a tra.t.l3llZ of one Judge from each•dLa tract at the ' , met l tome in the thirouch of Motiteow.on the third dee r the dar f.f election twin^ the feassetit rear on Friday the Ird h day t) het next. theivto " dour.d perform the duties required by law or !mild Jiihreil. ALe thiit a here a .Indee hy Mein - a-sr or on nv, accideft t. mialde to attend add meeting of Judge*, then the clialPeate or return aforrerld shall be taken .charge of by one .1 the Ir.:movreisr , ,r of the eleetion of said diattliet; xrho itiffil do and pee n.= the d required e f sr.id Judge unable to attend, . Ala°, that in the sfst rrectlon of add act. it is enacted that — every general and special eheitien shall be opened between Eight and Tea in the forenoon: fn - t shall 1 . 1. et lune waliout interruption 31,1J.UTU ment until Serca ..)dock in the i:ttar:.s when the pull shall be , . . ilven node: to TWA.. at ofrue.. In the norooth of Mooto . oo. the 2,1 day or St.;t..l/o.er ?Lon" and th*th. cmeorthe Celoalouwe,lth the elghty-tr.t. • F. P. I.3OI.LISTEIt, Sheriff. THE GHEATEST Anti-Slavery Book EVER PRODUCED. rI I IIE IIIPENDLNa CRISIS OF 711E50611," 1. by Hinton Rowau'Relper, of North Carolina,, for sale . • F. IL faIIANDLZII.: Montrose, Sept. 23, 1657. STRAYS. C AME to the premises of the subscriber, in Rush, Con the 20th of July, - 3 two year olds, 2 steers, one heifer, bright red. The owner is requested to call, Drove property, riy charges, and take them 182311 Rush, August 5,1857.-2 m NEW GOODS • TIR 17- GOO DS, OR O&M'S, HA RD WA PE, I BOOKS, dr., just opening and irllinJ cheap, Sept. 2, 1857„. • by J. LYONS A- SON. GROCERIES. • A complete asssortment at C. P. S 0.. M. HAWLEY.T. Adnainiorator's Notice. INOTICE k herelu• even to all perilous having demand. scalrtst the t,tatc of Vc 11.1.1.01 BIioNLET. cease< /ate. of Rush town , Ip. that the 1 , 11:1C13111 , 7 I,e• prts.mtedt.” the mulersZtrued for arnnge ment, ant: all ts . ,:nt...holet led to sal.l Estate are reque-ted to make payutent. 11.11tAN (IX:SWELL, drulnistthlor. Susq. C 1 r Opt 17. -NOTICE. BENJAMIN S, BENTLEY, to the IM the Corn. Pleas use of Abner Griffis, -of Susq. 'Co., No. 282,0 f April Term, BENJAMIN Artr.swiwrit 1857.' Ejectment, to enforce specific Execution of contract. To Benjamin Aylesworth . • TAKE N.crerkr., That yon are required by a rule of the Court of Common Pleas of Sum. County; to ap pear and plead to the above entitled action brought to enforce the specific execution of a contract made for a certain of land, situate in. thelownship of Hannony, in said count., containing ninety acres, or thereabouts, ajul.lving on the north side of the tunt pike, and being th e.same piece of land,. lately occu pied by Ira Williams, and which he purchased of S. D. Williams, by erntract, anti being the 'same piece of land that the said Benjamin Aylesworth purchased ;from the said B. S. Bentley, hy.contract c en the Bth day of September, 28.54,—bathe second Mon day of neat term„or, judgment will be rendered a gainst You. accordink to Act of Assembly in such ease , made and provided. - SIDNEY B. WELLS Montrose, Sept. L, 11357.-4 w Prothonotary. REMOVED. CD. V I IRGI L, RESIDENT DMTIST,. has • removed his Office to his new residence, next doorabove`Dr. PatriWk on Turnpike stieet, where he ht.litting np rooms WA stile of neatnera and een. veniattee befitting birrprofisssion. He will be absent the coming week at Philadelpeia, for the purchase of office fiirniture, Dental Inqtolments,*.6 Lie eipects also, to bring back. some improvements in his art, of the benefits. of which be hopes hie pitrina any avail themselves-it 411C13. " • • , Montrose., September 9,1.857. . SCHOOL sooHs., A_large assortment or school BOAr;Miseellaneous ana Fanny Boo& just received, sad cheap, by CHANDLER. Sept. 28,1837. , ' 11 1 11 rtjaes " t " ei . ClAMEiuto sass enclosure of -the subscriber &pale 1.1 red Tearing 'leiter with : a epos, on dank and lisarked pita' Ss;r on euelsgyp. 110 o wilt isleasicatl, piLS , dunes; and bine her limey: W .• 9 4411 .0 , Panda:Bert IV ? 11 1 67,-ew • • . Little & Harding'ihim!. LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK DRY GOODS aui - ruzi]munanz 9 new and beautiful styles now being opened by LITTLE el lIARDING. IA7 ILL please remember, when building, that the Y • aubscribers are furnishing DOORS, SASH, d ,BLiNDS, - FACTORY PRICES, (ireiglaradded) and that they keep constantly on • • hand, a large stock of • rialh,Glas , 4, Putty, Paiiibi 3 olls,D 4 oor Trimming" sw.h and Biiud Fa%. teulaivi, Lime, &e., &c.. &e. In filet, we have almost everything in the way of building materials, of first quality, and will sell than. at a very small advance flow cost,for Cash. There fore, we confidently assure builder*, that they will materially consult their own interests, by giving us a call, before purchasing. LITTLE) ILI DIA G. .F L 0 UJ P, lr 9 Z..• 1 DA 30 i Blithe load and barrel, constantly on band, and for sale at the very lowest rates, by • • LIT7'LE 41. 21.41:DINGT. • Nicholson, Sept. 2, 1857. . AKES, FORKS, - SCYTHES ; SCYTHE 4TONES, • GRINDSTONES, HORSE RAKES, GRAIN CRADLES, SICKLES, Sc., Sic., a full assortment, jn•t received, by PULE & A FRESH' LOT OF THOSE FINE, HEAV ODFOgH • ♦L3O 33111. e) iii Ibis rud half just received, by July 15, '57. LITTLE Si HAfIDI\G. Also, .GROCERIES, HARD WARE, HATS, • CROCKERY,: • BOOTS, CAPS, BONNETS, •- • SHOES, - * C ARPETINGS, • RIBBONS, • • • SHEETIN GS, SUG MOLASSES, FLOUR. - SALT, POTASH, • LIME, SOAP, CANDLES, . STONE-WARE; * • TIN- WARE, a hundredth part of which we have not time to enu n-.erate. Enough to say, we have almost : anything and cvervuhing, expected to be found at "al store in the country, all of which we are determined to turn into GASH, in the very shortest pOsSible time. And we herewith issue NOTICE . • ' CASH - CUSTOMERS. We wish it distinctly understood, that for CA S , we will sell any kind of Goods, the quality consider ed, at much lower priers than usual. - - FRISH - GRGORRICSI S"Alt'Molasses, Rice, Coffee, Testa, and all kinds of Groceries, a full stock; just received, and for sale by .LITTLE d: HARDING. POUR SHILLING TEA! . • •j.3I.ENTY of-that nice. YOUNG HYSON TEA, a prime article, at four-shillings, for sale by LITTLE HARDING. IT IS NOT DISPUTEDi- THAT Salerahat,Roap and Candles, of the best qualities are for sale by the box, at New York city wholesale prices,. by LITTLE d; HARDING. PV RE POTASH. • IN Tin Cana, just what you want for making soap, for sale by LITTLE of. HARDING. CARPETINGS. R ICH all wool eari.ets, are offered at bargain*, by • LITTLE cf.! 11.4RDLV(I. SETH SHOVE CONSTANTLY on hand,'the best assortment of RENS, BOYS, and YOUTHS DOUBLE-SOLE BOOTS and BROGANS, - - and of the best manufacture, also • - WOMENS, MI SS ES and - CHILDRESS BOOTS, ' . SHOES and GAITERS, in great variety, selling off; at very taw rates, by - '\\ LIT7'LE ii.• 1141 RDLVP. f HATS & CAPS. • - THE largest stock, and greatest variety, of good styles, in this section of country, for, sale by , - LITTLE é lIARDIYG. TO'LUMBERMEN .& WOOD CHOPPERS! BEST Cast Steel and Steel Poll Axes, Adzes, Broadaies, Cast Steel X Cut Mill Saws, also Patent Tooth X Cut Saws, with Files of all kinds, for sale low, by LITTLE d: HARDING. FIRKINS, Pans; Tin, Painted and Cedar Pail's, Butter Bowls, Dairy Salt. fie:, &c., for sale' by LITTLIs' a 114141114V0.1 ARE YOU BUILDING i . YYOUwill Bare Money by purchasing your Paints, Oils, Bash, Mots, Door Trimmings aid Hardware generally, of LITTLE k HARDING' FLOUR, SALT, AND LIME!! - - A huge stock : constantly on bind, LITTLE e ILARDING. Crockery and Glass Ware, Cyan WARE, 'Looking Glasses, kJ Drugs A Medicines; Wall Paper, Window Paper, Window Shades, GrindsUm•Ns, • and Hangings, Stores, Tin Ware, Chain Pumps, • -Books. Cutlery, - e Bedsteads, Patent Medicines, Lc., Le., for sale•by LIITLE é HARDING. OASHI 'ou eau buy almost anything in the was *oYf GENERAL IBECHASDISE, for CASH , at a very small advance from cost, by ap plying to LfITLR et HARDING. T E D! BUTTER, Ali, Lord, ?allot°. ffeestaesz, Gran 13 of all kinds, flogs, Old' lron and Copper.' Duntbes, niagles, Dried l! Beau, de., Sc., :anted la esebstle for s,, by • • , LE & 11.41llDnirg• COKE 13D BEE. Little & Harding. noiratimrocit Duo; July !,18.51.-11' ANOTHER ....-01%-. FOR THE Farmers and Mechanics!! at the lowed MIMI Haying Tools ME 1 ME -TO BOOTS & SHOES. TO DAIRYMEN!! PRODUCE STOVES FOR 18 . 57. THE subscribers are just receiving a fine stock of T Stoves for the Fall and Winter Trade for 1857, embracing all the best patterns of Cooking,Parior,and Shop varieties in use, together with a full assortment of Stove Pipe, Stove Trin3tnings, Elbows, Tin Ware, ate., which we - offer at prices that cannot be beat. Among our Cooking-Stoves, Ire will enumerate the Keystone. Premium Flat Top, Forest Queen, Jeffer sonian, Le. iThose in want of Stoves or any of the Fixtures, will do well to give us a call. BEIIPSTEID k McSENZIE Brooklyn, Sept. 2, 1857. Please Remember, THAT we are receiving NEW GOODS weekly and therefore have always a fine assortment on hand, which we promise to sell at prices as low, as the same articles can be purchased for, else where in the county. HEMPSTEAD S McKENZIE. Brooklyn, June 3,.11457. • DIESSOLUTION. NTOTICE k hereby givott, that the Brut of-Llntsley It SCGuild this thy dissolved by mutual conAeut. C. P. HAWLEY, Camel Aug..17, , 1857; ,E. E. Gump. The books and accounts can be toulid at the. store formerly occupied by the subscribers. All persons haring unsettled accounts arc requcqed to settle the same a.: soon as possuble. . . The business will be Conducted in the future by the subscribers, under the. firm of C. P. 0. M. Hawley, who are constantly receiving from Nen-Vork and Philadelphia the latest styles of Fall and tVlaiter Dry Goods; Clothing, ttc., all of which will he sold at a very small profit, fur ready par.. C. P. HAWLEY. Gibson, Sept. 2, .18.57. , 0. Y. HAWLEY. H E 'YJ',7 JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT. Chatles J.*Cralg ,i -riAs just opened a WATCH AND JEWELR Y ,, ESTABLISHMENT, in A.. Meitinaan's Boot and; Shoe Stove, on Public Avenue, one door above the Post Office. Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired in the neatest style. lie will fill all orders for Watch es and Jewelry,lat-less than city prices. ar All work warranted. Montrose Sept. 2,15L7.—Gin0 L ACK BE RRY WINT.—It is nutritious to the 1.3 blood, promotes digestion, exhilarates the spir it strengthens and invigoratees the whole systsem. Price 15 ctq. bottle. For sale' by July 22, 1857. A. TVIIRELL. SNeriff's Sales. IT ' virtue of crritaof rrn.ez. & ler. fa. issued the Court of Common Pleas of Susq. County, and to me . directed, I will expose to sale, at the Court house,-in Montrose, on Saturday, t":e Dill] day of October next, at one o'clock, -P. M., the following Real Estate, to wit: ALL those two certain pieces or parcels of land, situate, and being in the township of Brhigewtiter, in the Comity of Su:lynch:lmm, and bounded and des act ibed as follows, to wit: Beginning as a hemlock, and running thence, north 278 perches to a post ;. thence west, 105 perches to a post; thence south, 151 perches to a post; thence south, 'BBe east 30 8 loth perches to a post; thence south, 77e east 15 perches to the place of beginning, containing 10e acres of laud with ; the appurtenances, one framed house, one barn, one hone barn, one orchard, and about 90 acres improved. .The . second niece -is bounded anthiescribed as follows, to wit : On the north by lauds ,elonging to the estate -of the late Jesse T. Birchen], (tech), on the east by lands of the same, on the south by lands of George Buchus and Benjamin Sayre,. and on the west by lands of Conrad Hinds, containing 50 acres of land, lie the same more or less, with about twenty acres improved. Taken in execution at the suit of I S. Ilowley, vs. Thompson Peckins. ALSO, The following described dwelling house, and the curtilage appurtenant, situate In Auburn township, and county of Susquehanna, on the road leading from Montrose, in said county, to Skinners Eddy, in Wyoming county, Penn's., on the east side of said road - . on land bounded northerly by lands of John A Kirkhuff, easterly by Joseph IteKain, and westerly by Joseph Carlin, and southerly by Abram Stone,'constructed,:'writh a story and a half upright part, sixteen by twenty-two feet on the ground, poi , - tico,- one door and four windows in the -front, Odin ney in the attic, for stove pipe, ;kg., the front being. sided, and the other side boarded and battened, al so having a linter attached on the westerly side there of two fet wide and extending along the whole length of the said upright part., Taken in execution at the suit of Morris Leber, vs. David Carlin. P. P. HOLISTER, Sheriff. Sheriff's °Mee, Montrose, Sept. 16, 1857. .FLOUR. FISH kJALT, GROCERIES, TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, &T., for sale low, for cash. Call and see before, purchasing elsewhere, at S. S. MOTT'S. Montgose,.Aug. 12, 11347. - THE TRUTH ABOUT KANSAS! ==l GOV. GEARY'S ANM/HISTNATION IN KANNANs Lanaz 121:o. 348 PAGER. wait A COMPLETE HISTORY 00 - THE TERRITORY, - -- 17ntil-June, 1857. ENIBRACING a full account of its discovery, Geivapby, Soil, Climate, Products, Its ontanliation as a Territory, tninsactions and events under Governors Reeder and Shannon. *Hied 'alien- Mons, Personal Rencounterk, Election frauds, battles and cmtram with Portraits of prominent actors therein, all fully autanticated. By JOHN U. ORION, M. D., . Private Secretary to Gar. Geary. Carefrdir compiled from the Off.ch.l , ,documents on file In the de of partm the Au ent thor. wtth fall accoun of State at Waehlngton t of and other papers In th e possession. a The Invasion of Kansas from Missouri: ' The capture. trial and treatment of the Free State prisoner; the ammeter and movements of the Missouri Border Rus. the mur der of Mauna and others. The Controversy between Governor Geary and Judge Lecompte. The proceedings. of the Territorial Legislature, of the preodavere con vention, and the or ga nization of the National Derocsautic Farts, velth a Sketch of Kansas during its early troubles under Goes. Reeder and Shannon. Its Inraalona. Battler. Outrages and Murders. A ropy will be went to WM part of the United States. by mall, free of postaet. on the receipt of retail mice. A taniatat. DISCO= ?COM TRADE. g'Z' LO ACTICSI waa-rrn. Price in Cloth, $l. Pape:, 50 Cts. CHARLES C. RHODES, Publisher, 29rni] - Inquirer - Building, Philadelphia. - • • BEST - 111 MARKET, • TRY THE MOUNT HOPE lisilLSx BEAU7'IFUZ IN SHAPE. YOUGIII 4 V QUALITY. " • - sold by . J. LYONS Az SON. •Mentrose, June 3, 1857: 11/ Sz WILSON & SON. , ARE Tlls ONLY Hardware - Merchants 124' TOWN.' THEY keep constantly on hand a general • A ty_ meat of Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Nails, Pjanes, Wall Paper, Window lianginp, Crockery, Groceries and Dry Goode, and in fact every thing , necessary for, the comforts of Life. We thank our old customers h)r their PatronSie, And des!re a further acquaintance. - -Di. S. WILSON & SON.. Ifontrose,Snne,2,l, 1857. - * To hi ngers '• aud Choristers JUSTt the " Nicest Thing Out," is the new Eoliem Pilch Pipe, giving the sounds on Letters A and C. For tuning 'lnstruinents they "Can't be Arent," as the 'sound may be prolonged to any desira ble-length. ...Made of the best German Silver and "warranted perfect." Sent to any part of the Coun try, postpaid, on receipt of f4t1,06,by A. IL SMOIL Montrose. Pa., June 24, 1857.--tf... , . Books and' Stationery. Anew lot: of ,Pocket and Family Bibles, Testa ments and ,Prayer Books.. Also, School BOolte, such as are to lie used in the - Normal School.- A. choice lot of A. IF: flanison's Utdurnbianlnksram ily and Toilet Soaps, Perfumery and Flavoring Ex tracts, nice and cheap, at the Montrose Book Store, , - A. N. BULLARD. •Mcintrose, August 12, 1857.. .: . • . The Rev. C.B. 11liereiett, -1 - . • -': WM:LE Abatis mit WlNtleinry in Soutbara dila. dimporald a 1r v simpl, at 4 cektalli Corr fir - , , . . -.- . Conlinnistion; Astfunts, Bronchitis, Congles,,,Potsiii i .: . 1 • . Nervous IM il ity, - . sad a tispnettlea qf the Bwar etua t io t '1,40* mad ifill made of laksltAg the lisizlA by miladata Mai& infest tag al/olvs; he wl/1 E _wed sample tri Aset she% ~ ......witWO ItpArtletil . . 11717, 1 • "sr" . . 47. " tIMZIR!MtMMM NELAINOTYPES. lam now prepared : to tirniab my customers' • witli that brilliant and durabfe'atyle 'Of picture known as tho Melainotype, or Iron ' • Likenesses made. upon the :ThittMc Melainotyp• Elate. possess manr advantages , over 11 - LK•Acnade up. on glass, and It i 3 thought that'tkisProetivaV l o t su?erscde all others. - iiqig If anybody wants cheap pictures they can -be ati.. - comtnodated fortran and will make them as cheap/ and as good! thetnan in the cart on the Green. rir FIRST CI-1M L 110.7.5913 AS carer. mucre.JEll • W,. B. DEANS, Phenix Block. ilontroso, August I; 1857. Attention Farmers. - , rrlle subscriber is prepared to tarnish vyou w t frith e , iicultural Implements, of ration's kinds.• • Arnong the mnsi,noted, Pre Watcrant's PAITST ENDLIZI CUTS E.AltiVaT TlOP_cr. Povirrns and T119.1311VA Lawrence Saw Mills, Drag Saw Mills, Clover Huller*, Hay, Straw and Corn Stalk Cutters, lieDges New AORICCLTCRAL STEAII BOILER, HEDOF,..B Ken' PORTA.. BLE St'OAR CASE-Mitt, the-CRESCENT MILL, adapted • to grindingall kinds of grain, also grinds corn in the eanas fine as may be desired. Thiawilllsrunbyabelt attached to various kinds of powers, and la very cheap. The Litile Giant, end Double . Giant,*(doable coned,) Corn and Cob Mill, unsurpassed by anything of the kind, and should be owned by most - of Farmers. In regard to .Wheeler, Mack, &. Cos Threshing Ma- • chine, I have used and sold them for the last six years, and knoli. them to give entire satisfaction, fiti, surpassing any other threshing' machine ever used in Northern Pennsylvania, with which- I am acquaint ed, tither personally or by reputation. I can ferniak." a few of o w . Emcrv.machines to those who may ,degi _ sire' them , at something less than-cost, and can refer you to those who have used threshing machines td different kinds. • . All machines sold by me I wariaa, except the last mentioned one. All are .Warranted by the Nannhob timers to me. Yrit Rill find it* to your kiterest tp give me a call, before purchasing elsewhere. - E. T. TIFFANY. riniock, Snag. Co:, Per., June 17, 1857.-2211. _ • - An Acrostio..• : . -- im y . razor's keen, l. my Brush can soya B 1 0 h, come, all, all, on land or 9. A ... R iso twenty .stepi, rest Ili my cbsi•D -lA,' ,: 1 cane, place feet, smooth O li n B 1. _.. . I charge a sixpence—simplo fe (,;,L. IA _ anger, .I am death on hall) .. • 1..3 11) . . \ • Rs •, Montrose, May 2S, 1867. NOTICE. DUBLIC noticeis hereby given that S./41700D- LiFF is receiving a net' " lot of Stoves and Wares' of all 'kinds usually kept - in the Stove and Tinware line of business,among which_may be found a better assortment of Stoves, heavierMurger, and more durablethan ever before offered in this courtly. All the proof you need will bejust to call and exam ine for yourselves . . All stoves warranted in every respect. ' •, Kept constantly on hand,an extensive assortment of TIN WARE, made out of the best materials, which is offered for eale as chemills can be bought in any market. Also on hand, Lead Pipe ofall size es, Chain and Gearing for Chain Pumps, all sizes Brass and PorcelainKetties; and all kinds Jappanett Ware. - . Jcbbing done on short notice and in good order. All goods . in the line will be sold cheap for cash or (approved) credit. S. A, WOODRUFF. _ Montrose, May 1, 1857 • WOOL CARDING. rnE subscriber is fitting up ilia-Machinery to so commoaate his customers with work, to suit the Spinning end knitting public, on short notice. Thank• ful for past f.tvora,- he hopes by strict attention tO business, to merit a share of the pablic patronage. • • A. G. REYNOLDS. _West Brooklyn, June 3, 1857.-4' I • LOOK HERE : TIIE subscriber haS been receiving during the past three weeks a fine lot of IP MHO -I% - SUNNED GOODS, making, with former stock, an assortment with whit* there is no comparison in this vicinity; and that they are being sold in a manner satisfactory to customers is manifest from the fact, tliet notwithstanding all efforts at competition, the rush and , sales thus .far have been, .unprecedented. e mean with frequent additions, to keep the us. • sortmAnt good ; "and reaar o r prompt pay- ~ ing customers can res t - assured that the old store is not to be outdone. In addition to the large ra . • riety kept for years, wo now hare a good • • . assortment of RE4DY-MADE CLOTHLV.G, = • • B OO TS cC sHOss in all varieties. Pleaste.give us a call. Gibson, May 27, 1857. S. S. INGALIS. Thtilling incident. mHE smbseriber haring again returned thejAl -1_ LORING BUSINESS pernumentty (if his health will permit) will spare no.reasonable elTort to please all who.may Bee fit to employ him. Shop In the Brick Block- over Bentley and tend'e Store. " llontrese;June 24, 1857.-tf - r. LINES. DR. 1317LL'S SARSAPARILLA. . _..• WORD Ai THE BEST SARSAPARILLA 1N THE wanly. AiAE have just received a fresh supply 'of Dr- John Bull's crlehrated Sarsaparilla, the best , known remedy for all diseases originating from *t• impure state of the blood, the improper 'use of Mer cury, and for the numerous.Ws that "Flesh -is heir to." It is put up - in quart bottles, and =tains SIX TIMES the pare Honduras Sarsaparilla of any other similar preparation in Amerim- Those who have tried the article speak of it - in the highest terms Qt: praise. Even the Physic'tils in our county Commend it highly, andsevelal • of them use 'tin their piactice., Price $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5.. • Dr Let the Invalid try it. • • HEMPSTEAD kliellE,SZ/Z, Brooklyn, July 15, 1857, : • - • . - NEW ECIUTNER' Y e I Dress - Makin o- Establishment.' • - LADIES SAVE YOU lIRA.RD THE YE' IFS. 'l ,l 4:av,Tntotilre• lageotßrooklyn, and him just returned-fronfNew York with' a large and fashionable stock of pacsik conshiting of Lading and Mhwea Straw Bata of even, Ftyle-'and variety, slso Crepe and Silk flats ,constant— ly cm hand of- every Imo and color, together with - a. splendid assortment of Fancy Goods, such lillaEmbrol..- denies, flair, Hosiery, Cafts; Head-Dressee, Lace :GOWN &e, Ic. , airof which she , acre at 14 lowejif prices. - • , Particular: aitention paid to Always at Uwe,. .Brooklyn, May ,NOTO*.o.l4sbie: IteRINNET; VAN SICKLE it TOM .Q every.day , throughout . the - oettoni_ by the Now York k-Erie Boil ItOod. Butter and other country produeeer4at the:high eat wirlm/ retOiCet mutonoble conunitokms. - . The proceeds will be paid in current Mee?' or tie old Maud- IL new etoolt Rood os received& • • Great Bend, Zone s, feit-tf ALSO, El
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