The New Yorkjiera4,- though bithertO-a
Free Trade paper,says:--7" A judicious Bank
rupt Law, and a modification of the Tariff,
including a-more marked incidental protec
tion to home manufactures than that of the
law of '46, and its- amend - ments, are among
tbe.relieving.rneasures which will first Rug
g6st themselves to.the political economist.--
Surrounded by the , iron Manufactories of
P e nnsylvania,-Mr. - Buchanan, as the Repre
seniative in .Congress of the peculiar interests
of that State, was always, we believe, some
thing of aprotectionist. But now, with the
iron interest of the Union covering twenty
times Abe 'capital -and labor ivhich it corn
.: Mended when Mr .
. Buchanan was a member
of the United States - Senate, and with our tiu
merous cotton factories; North and South,
• threat..ned with bankruptcy, from the 'high
price whieh , thel raw material commands in
England, and from the low prices of English
-cotton goods In : IF own_ markets, a little
mere incidents 'protection to our icon - and
cotton interests in the modification of our
revenue laws, would undoubtedly afford a
large margin of immediate . relief to our man
ufacturing and working classes."
On . Tuesday last, when the banks were
:giving up the ghost in• all directions; our`
-quondam correspondent, " Richelieu , "was
consulted ac a law% er, by a bank oee+,
..to
s uggest some way by dwliich the.bank could
',hold over to the following day without eon
i"essing, as its . sister. institutions had .done,
hat it could not .pay specie. " Put black
crape on your doors," said . Richelieu, " and
post up a notice, 'Clo- , ed in consequence of '
Death in the Family; "—LY. Tribune."
The New York Times of Wednesday gives
Tilt of :1.1,000 'operatives - who have been
thrown out , in that, City by rheent• events.—:
The sad work is still.in progress, -.
STEAM O 'COMMON common
road locomotive, builtly Mr. Richard Dudg.-
coli, - of Goerck stieet,- has for-several days
been running in Grand street, Broadway and
.other thoroughfares, and has n ade a trip to
r - Harlem and hack. spee i "about equal
. 1 to thcav?rage speed of ho in stages, and
it seems, to be controlled wit as much vase,
and with more certainty: The pular notion
that horses would be alarmed -by such► v
ties, and that they cannot ascend fills on' e.
:count of their wheels slipping, is refuted by
the performance of this engine, which - has
met with no case.of difficulty of thii nature,
although it has tun for a considerable par .
several days in crowded streets, followed by
crowds of noll boys, , --.Y. F lickpendent.
Lectiires:—The following named persons will
deliver_ lectures before the SCSSVEIIANTiA Cortsre
NonuAt. SMOOL, R4 - fOik)WS-: •
N. A. CALKINS, Ettq.; Editor of the "Stu
dent and Schoolmate," !Caw" York City, Thursday
evrninc, Oct. 2:td. .
E. B. LITTLE.. Esq., Montrose, Monday eye
tang, Nor. 2d.
B: BENTLEY, Esq., Montrose, .Friday ere-
Ding, Nov. 6th.
The. public are respectfully incited to attend.
The ° precise eretning of HENRY WARD'
sEEcifEß's lecture is .not definitely known=
look out for liandtills.
lotice to teachers.—The School Direc
tors of Gibson desire to employ twelve Teachers, to
take charge of the schools in their township, to whom
liber,al **ries will be paid.- The compensation will
be graduated according to the qualifications of the
herons employed..
All Teachers expecting to teach in Gibson School
. 0 0istrict must be licensed by the proper authority—,
the f'ounty Superintendent. 7-
JACOB L. GILLETT, Prcside.nt
of Bolt . :, 2 4lool Directors, Gibson Schbol District
Sin' Ann., Secretary
'll7ribson, Sept. 26, 1857.
Notice - ,to School i ireachers and
Eniplot Them.
The Board KC'Directors' of New Milford District are
disposed to letlfie patrons of the sereral schools, re
spectively, w4hin the District, select their own teach . -
,ers..under the following regulations and restrictions:
Ist. They Wish to hare those employed, who will
consider it a privilege as well as their duty to attend
TeachersJostitutes and other means of improvement
within their reach, at least once in two weeks with:.
out rompalsion,
2d. All Teachers must be regularly licensed by
the County fiupyrintendeut before commencing their
schools, or as soon thereafter as his .anangements
with regard to public exeminations will allow.
2d. Monthly reportsmnst Le regularr made to 'the
- Secretary at the cad; f each month. If more condom.
lent,-they may be left with Wm. C. Ward, Esq.,
School Treasurer.
Any failure on the part of teachers to comply with
the foregoing, will be sufficient reasotr to withhold
.the public motley: • The Board wish the Schools to
he in operation by the third Monday in Nosember, if
possible, so that the necessary books may be furnish
ed at the commencement.
By order of the Boar,d. J. W. WALKER, See
New Milford, Oct. 21, 1857."
DIED.
In Liberty on the .11th of Consumption, RA
CULL ANN, Lighter of William and Charlotta Stock
holm, in the 22d year of her age. ' _
To me the sting of death is gone, • .
The grave's divested of its gloom, •
I wait it as some kind retreat:
Where I may rest in balmy ereeii.
*tegister's Notice.
Drum NOTICE ill hereby even to all persons canecrted b the
_I. following Est atm IA
Estate of FREDERICK I'ICKEELNO, kite of the Baro' of Sus.
:wrehatrut Depot, deed, Wm. H. Hubbard. Administrator.
Estate of JOEL HOTCHKISS, late of I-Lollard township. deed.
Charles Tinsiev.•Adminlatrator.
Setae of WILLIAM WHITE, late of Auburn transship. deed;
William White, Jr., AdminiArator.
Estate of 30113 RHIIiKVAITLT, tale of Finest: Lake township,
deceased, Ids lthineranlt and John S. Towne, Executor.
That the accountants have settled their ante In the Register's
Office. In and for the rowdy of Stuatuchruma, and that them= will
tatbe Judges of the Orphans' Court Odd County. on
"-Writhe:4 lo day the 13th day of November next, fur confirmation and a/
10..aber. .1, W. CHATMAN, Itirasma.
Itnerau's °Mc& Montrose, Oct. 11. 1657.
Administrator's Notice.
N OTICE IS HEREBY um"; lo all trersons hart= demands
arahoo the relate ofkarts P. WlLmor. dyrtesed. late td rtd. that the same must bo musetded to the tuatb.Mened for armare
them, and all persons Indebted to mad }State are requested to make
imFalurmediat pe
e rmeut. CILARLEI.S3I.NOLEY,
Oct.
NEW STO
BIIMILITT is just recticing a fare
1.1;. stock of • •
NEW -STOVES,
including a. full asa - Ortment of .ELEVATED OVLN,
LARGE OVEN,
AND FLAT-TOP PEEISIVId COOK STOVES. FOR
WOOD or COAL, •
WITH A SUPERIOR VARIETY
,OF
Office, aid. Shop Stoves,
for WOOD or COAL : Also .
Stove- Pipe, Zinc, Sheet Iron Stave
Tubes, dm. _
MIS ASSORTMENT will INCLUDE elle MOST
SELECT and DESIRABLE STOVES
in market ; ant will he sold on the most favorable
terins, &c.
I to which be would unite the par
. ticulat attention of •
CASH BUYERS.
KrIV Mumma, October, 1857.
, Atiditorls Notice.
11 1 11 E. undersigned having been appointed an Audi
-11 tor, to distribute the proceeds arising from the
sale of the real estate of Mclltu.s.x & Patti, hereby
gibes notice, thak he will attend to the duties of the
said appointment, at his office, iri the Borough of
Itontrose.„ on Thursday, the iitth day of Nov. 1857,
at one o'clock in the afternoon ; at which time and
plane, all intereqed io said-fund ire: desired to attend,
if they think proper.. A. CRABBEIIIII.t, 4 udder.
Nontrose, Oct: 14. 1857.
•
Auditor's_ Notice.
Is the matter of the Achninisiration account of Rob
ert effeKune,,.eletni e . of Silas P. MaKulttoice-d
-rrlIE underligned having been appointed an Au
-1 ditor, by the Orphans' court, to settle the -ac
count in this case, will hear air parties in ' reference
thereto. at his office, in Vontrose, on Friday, the 6th
day of November next, at ono o'clock, P. IL
Wit. IL JESSUP, dialler.
11 ontrokie, Oct 14, 1837.-41 =
faiROCERILJEb..,
ko:epTete assortment at
•
C. r. 4 0. N. It4WIET4.
PROSPECTVS
OF THE
QiIERUDLDO 9 .
Washington, D. C.
GEORGE M. 'WESTON, EDITOR MED Elam:molt f*
DANIEL R. GOODLOE, Aasirrorr EDITOR.
Asufficient time has elapsed since the bourns:
tion of Yr. Buchanan, to dispel the boixts es•
tertained by many who did not support his election
to the Presidency, that his idministration Of affairs
would be so moderate and conservative as to give re
pose to a country too long agitated by exciting trcol
hsions of opinion and interest. On• the contrary; it
has been so fur marked by a' violence of measures
which id without precedent, even in the administra
tion of Kr. Pierce.
In Xingu, it has given all its patronage,
not mere.
ly to a faction, detested by the people of thatlerri
tory, but to the most odious men of that faction,
_
some,of whom have participated directly in scenes of
violence and bloodshed ; -while It has concentrated
the entire disposable, army of the United State* at
Fort Leavenworth, under the command of a man of
known violence of character . , for the-manifest pur
pose of intirnidating our fellow-citizens there into sub
mission! to a foreign usurpalion, end if intimidation
fails, of desolating them with fire and !wand.
In foreign affairs, it does not disguise ha purpose
to take, immense sums from the Treasury, to be ex
pended. in the perchwie of new territories, while it
threatens us with complications and wars fatal to
commerce, in the sole interest of an institution,
deemed temporary and exceptional by the fonder*
of our Government, but which now aspires to an eter
nity of duration, and to universal dominion. .
The ' purpose Buchanan's administration
clearly is to keep up the agitation of the slavery
question, which was deliberately entered upon as •
matter ! of political calculation in 1854, as the ba.sis of
a new party then formed to control the destinies of
the coentry ; that agitation to which Mr. Buchanan
owes , his own election, and to which tliwe Who sur
-round-him now . look confidently for., the perpetuation
ot. their own power.
There are large bodies of our countrymen, in all '
parts of the Union who deplore this organization of a
sectional party at the South, bottomed upon the rev
olutionary proceedings of 1854, and still maintained
by violent acts, npitealieg bisectional passions ; who
perceive that it ostracises the moderate and conserva
tive portion of the eitiiens of the slaveholding States
from participation and influence in public alTan s ; and .
who see in this geographical arrangement of parties
the greatest dangers of all kinds, including danger to
the peculiar institution, the sensitiveness of which is
so recklessly appealed to by political gamblers.
It is proposed by the undersigned to establish a
newspaper at the city of Washington, in which the
views of these portions of our countrytnen may be re
flected.' This newspaper will be styled The Repub
lie, and will endertior to maintain a nationality and
comprehensiveness of views worthy. of its name.
Esteeming as the most imminent and pressing na
tional danger the attempt to maintain a geographical
party by pandering to the passions of the slavery
propaganda, The Republic will resolutely oppose an
dininistration which his determined to perpetuate
itself by keeping up a form of party so dangerous and
so odiou.s.
An inflexible-attachment to the Union; a rever
ence for the Cons'itution of the United States, as the
dtighest achievement of human wisdom ; a general
conformity as to doubtful constructions of the Uon
stitutton and as to princitdes of public administration,
to theisehool of politics illustrated by the genius o
Mr. Jefferson' peace acid justice in our foreign re
lations; the consolidatioe of our civilization at home,
rather than needless, premature, or dangerous en
largements.of territory; i'se dedication of our present
public' domain as a tbeat r for the prosperous indust
ry of freemen, and, with that view, the prohibition of
its triMsfer except in' moderate quantities to actual
settlers; such, briefly, are: the principles, feelings,
and objects which will giye tone to The RTublic.
It will be one of the a.tns of The Republic to co
operate in reducing the e xpenditures of; the Govern
ment, tvliich have been swollen to seventy millions
per annumby the extravagance and corruption of the
party in power. The revenues ofof the country are
mainly contributed by free laborers, while its dis
bursements, of late years; have been made 'with very
little reference 0) their ?interests. Public employ
ments, military, naval, and civil, have become more
and More engrossed by alpeculhtr class which bears ,
lit:le of the public burdens, and which has thus had
a double motive to augMent salaries - and expendi
tures.!
Thcl publication of Tile Republic will be com
mermed in the first sreckof September. The prices
and terms of subscription: are given below. It is ex
pected that a daily publication will be added, to com
mence with the next session of "Congress. The Week
ly IlePublic will be printed on a mammoth sheet, 27
by 421 inches. The SetnliWeekly will be printed on
a sheet 22 by 31
Daniel R. Gocalloe, of North Canolna, has been en
gaged to assist in the editorial management of The
Republic, and other additions will be made to its
corps, of political and literary contrilmt ors.
• t GEORGE M.. WESTON,
Editor and Proprietor.
Washington, D. G., June 8 ; 1857.
TERMS - OF THEREPULILI6
anal-WEZELT,,, •
Singh copy, one year,s3 PO:One copy, 6 months,sl 50
Two copies, • " 5:00;Two copies, " 250
Five oopies,-. " 14090;Five copies, ` 4, • 45 . 0()
*SALT, -
-One copy, one year, *2 00,0ne copy, 6 - montiu, $1 00
Thr. copes, " 50„ Five copies, - " 500
Ten topic,, " 15 00iTen copies, " 800
Twenty copies,":. '25 00;Twentycopies,". 1251
Payment alwaysin advance.
Money may be forwarded by mail,lf the letter con
taining it be registered, at my risk. Large moulds
had better be forwarded in drafts.
WAGE M. WES.TON,•
octl4w4 ( - iWashington, D. C.
. • •
Land Warm host!.
LL persons are cautioned against
.purchasing
'Land Warrant, N0..11,130, for 160 acres. Dated
Nov. 29th, 1855. Lssued in the name of Joseph Du-
Ilois,laerk, United States flotilla Service,
FLORID A WAR.
The Same was last in being transmitted br mail from
Bloottungon, 111, to . Great Bend, Pa. Steps hare
beenl i taken to procure a duplicate.
JOSEPII DUBOIS'.
Great Bend, Susq. CO, , Pa., Oct. '7; 1857.—Gw
- FARM FOR SALE.
ITUATED about miles from Lynn Post Office,
S
Sprinr,ville, containing
as . .A.C.lrle2l
about 60 acres under improvement. On it area fram
ed house and barn, good apple orchard, with a large
proportion of grafted trees, swot r orchard, and tint:
her,
ber, adapted to the wants of th e farm. Within half a
mile of a saw and grist miIL Terms made easy:
apply at this office or to WARREN TAI'LOR.
Springville., Oct. 7,1857.-3 w
Administrators' Sale. - -
is hereby gi"en that in Puiitutnei of an
11 order of the Orphans' Court of Susquehanna
County, the subscriber will offer at public sale, by
"endue, on the premises of the first hereinafter de
scribed piece or parcel of land, situated in Liberty
township, in said county, on
•
Saturday, October slat, et one o'eloek; P. If.,
the interest of Robert P. Vance, deceased, under
contract, from Messrs. Jessup & Posts, in the follow
ing two pieces or parcels of sand, situate in Liberty
township, in said county: the first, bounded on 'the
north be other lands of said deceased, and lands of
ArthiirlSonthard, on the east by other' lands of de
cedent and lands of Benjamin Vance, on the south
lauds of Benjamin Maryott and John Cromwell, and
west by lands of Patrick Hughes, now in possession of
Kettle, containing 112 acres, snore or lege, with
the appurtenances, about 80 acres of which are im
proved, and nn which are dwelling bowie,. barn, or
chard, &c. The second piece is a wild lot, contain
ing 50 stereo or there:Omuta,. adjoining the above., and
bounded north by lands of Thomas Catliig, cast and
south by the lands Aimee described, and west by the
same.
Terms of payment made known on day of ftsl4l
Oct. 7,1857.-4 w
A zeolite - es Notice.
.THE =demised!. an Auditor. *mottled by the 'Orphans' Court
of Susquehanna County. to make distribution of the hinds la
the bands of the Admialstrairtrof the estate of Item Broom de
ceased, attend to the duties of his said appointment, on Friday.
the fith day of November twit, at one o'ulnet. to the afternoon. at hie
Sfontrose. At which time and phee, all perm= harlDC
dams, will present them or be forever leaned from coming in upon
said fund. • . . • r. A. CASE. Ammo,.
Itontrose„ Oetol:ker . •
I JOURNEYMAN TAILOR
fl T WALIV r i s Mia
r .irchi — who is I first rate worktruut: can find steady
- ,ernployment and rod wages, by apphing hn
tnedlately to the subscriber. P. LANES. -
'
Montrose Sept. SO, 1857.—tf
• • Please .Reineisber,
'THAT we are receiving NEW GOODS weekly
J. And therthre fume always aline assortment on
band,; which we promise to sell at. prices as low,
as the wee articles esa be parthaeed for, 'else
where In the meaty. HEMPSTEAD &
firooktvn t Jane's, 1847,
AEA C. LUCE, Adqt'r.
~ LECTION RETURNS FOR 1859:-•-OFFICIAL.
Towssutrs.
Auhurn 260 104" goo 89
Aplaeon •51• 85 40, 73.
Ararat 71. 29 64, 32
Bridgewater.. .192 158 170 :161
Brooklyn 194 68 105 •74
-Clifford. 189 97. 148 • : 82
•Choconut 20 - 97 16 88
Dimock 170 78 152 81
Dundaff 36 23 31 25
Friendscille... 18. 15 17 19
.Franklin. 70 78. 66 86
Forest Lake... 77 70 72 66
Gibson 238 64. 204 62
Great tend ...213 123. 139 135
Harford '• 185 128 151. , 107
Harmony..... 91 34 65 36
Ilerrick 96 48 '7l 48
Jackson 164 84 119 •92
Jessup ... 124 57 111 60
Liberty 86 98 •72 85
Lathrop 58 •86 41 89
Lenox.. 190 119 132 . 97
Montrose. ...146 50 177 •• 52
MiadletoWn... 67 125 57 116
New Atilford-.204 151 192 124
Ottyaiicl. • 45 - 34. 38 23
176 63 143 77
. 81 145 • 82
Silver Like... 01 134 35 _lOl
Stisqua. Depot.l4B 112 115 118
Thomson 59 52 56 39
Tt441.....387! 2548 3224 2419 3158 2368 3169 3169-2395 2395 3068 2467 3095
rjr Republicans fn SSIALL - Cars, Border Ruffians in Roman. . . . -..--• • • ,
SesrrictuNn.—llerrick gave the following seatteiing votes: Governor, Isaac Ilszeihurt 8; • Canal Commissioner, John F. Linderman 8; Judges Supreme Court, Jacob Broom and Jasper E. Brady 8;
Register and Recorder. - James W . . Chapman 8' • Sher a, Tredway Kellogg 4 • Treasurer, Jasper Thayer 3. The other votes that do not appear in the table were-9 for Geo. F. Horton for Governor, in
Auburn ; 1 for Ilazelhurst, for Governor, in llarford; I for Samuel McFarland, for Governor, in Middletown ; 7 for J. W. Chapman in Montrose, 6in Diniock, 2 -in Jackscni, and I in Bridgewater, Brook
lyn, and Clifford, respectively, Total, 26 ; , 2 for Wm. Foster and l- for J. P. W. Riley, for Treasurer, in Montrose, and I for Dr. Lcet, for Coroner, in Friendaville. Mr.-Chapman and Esq. Kellogg Kith
circa. 'two or three days before election. , .
, .
A.WeNtiuKsva.—The •vote on the Amendments to the Constitution was as follows: First Amendme n t-for, 2831—against, 282; S.econd„Amenihnent—for, 2542—aguinst, 526;_ Third Amendment—
for, 2466—against, 245 ; Fourth Amendrnent 7 tor,. 2439--against, 231. t
. „ .
DISSOLVTION.
TOTICE is 'hereby given. that the firm of Hawley
& Guild . is this - day dissolved by mutual consent.
C. P. HAWLEY,
Gibson, Aug. 17, 1357. • E. E. GUILD.
The books and netounts can be toured at the stor e
formerly occupied by .the subscribers . All perso na
having upsettled accounts are requested to eittle_lhe
Fenn , as . .
The business will be conducted in the fixture by
the subscribers, under the firm of C. P. 11
Hawley, who are constantly receiving from New York
and Philadelphia the latest styles of
Fall and 'Winter Dry Ctoods,
Clothing, &c., all of which will be sold at a very small
profit, for ready pay. C. P. HAWLEY.
-Gibson, Sept: 2, 1557. 0. if. HAW LEY.
1: - NNw3 viv
JEWELRY ESTABLISHMI
Charles J. Craig',
LI AS just opened a WATCH AND JE\
1 ESTABLISHMENT, in A. Menials:es 4
Shoe Store, on Fabric Avenue, one. door a.,
Post Office. Clock; Watches and. Jewelry
in the neatest style. He will fill allbrders for
mand Jewelry, at less than city prices.
rff" All work warranted.
Montrose Sept. 9,1957.-41 mo
BLACKI3ERRY WINE.It is nutritious;
blOod,.promotes digestion, exhilarates t
if strengthens and invigorates the %%hole syst
Price 75 ctlt. V bottle. For =ale by • -
July 22, 1857. * A. TURRI
FLOUR. FISH.
ALT, GROCERIES, TEA, COFFEE, S.
• 1.3 &c., fur sale low, fur cash. t;(1 seel
purchasing elsewhere, at . S. 5..110
Montrose, Aug. 1?.., 1857. , •
THE TRUTH ABOUT KANSAS
I=3=l
GOV. GEARY'S
•DM[IHtSTBATIOM II KU
LARGE 12110. 348 PAGES.
COMPLETEHISIORY - OF THE TERRI
- rasp
- 1 - 4 .mprt,...Acr s. q a Jun F. ,, n.rnt of fu di stnyere f:ecKrap~e, sera.
andd tUtTi d iXe s n'3«miltlrai n iar " I " lailitV.Z.
alon.s. Personal Reneestostens. Llectbm fr Wales anti Wows,.
with PortiVia of proslter.t therrin. all tulip atleati. . .
ByJOItN If. GIIION, M. D.„
I'riraee Seirelewy te Gut.. Geary.
Carefully min - piled fileolhe t*Betal theaxecthe ,on 1 the de
parerneOt ..f state at vridltr.Rerm and oaser peq:Ntra la the pegeehace
of the /oboe, eatb a gall account
1,;01 - TbdriiivasianWiriant l ikiNit k iniiVid ; r ;
The johmktitat leataient.ht the ...I%th4Sitie tl ialithlth4,4
character and nxnrensenta of th e Missouri Seeder R the mur
der of llattuto and ahem
. .
The Con trar ern - between GovernorVeary and judge
The piseftipir ft Pe -siered l'i•eltheeeker the peaehiteer an
with
thit . the id
a.t Seeleed-.llemeeentle. Peaty.
Sketai Of IFroinsi..:(tAng 1 du . * troubled .;alder
GOett Reeder and Shannon. .
it.. ibrasi.ms. nzules.riatzarps and Ifttriera.
A eopy will be ,ett 1., any part of. the United State*. by matt free
err
I =trthe nand Of Wall. Wee. - • - .
ve.enche to sin reeah , • Lt' 10th ammo rainurrao.
Price in Cloth, si. Papet, 50 Cts..
CIIAILLES C. RHODES, PubHeber,
29m 11 Inquirer Building, Phibide!,
BEST IN MARKE
TILT THE •
MOUNT ROPE NA.II
•
BEAUTLFUL I.ti SII.IPE.
•I'I?VE IN FINISff.
TOUGH IN QUALITY.
. sold by J. LYONS &S p
M.ntrose, June :I, 3857. • '
111 Si WILSON & SOll , l
ARE THE ONLY
Hardware Merchair
'IN TOWN.
rrnEy keep constantly on hand a general
tneut of Hardware, Cutlery,.lron, Ntuls ;
Wall . Paper, Window Hangings, Crockery, d
and Dry Goods, and in fact every thing n
for the -comfort.; of Life.
We thank our old customers fur their patri
and desire a further acquaintance.
S. WILSON k SD;
Montrose o hne•24,lBM . - I
NOTICE. . - . .
irs .
tu S. Biniitir, to the In the • 0 Ai.
B-. use ofAhnerGriflis, of Susq..Co , 14„
.
~' -. ,-
.- es. f.,..- , - , sB2,4lApril l ens,
Ileslastur ATLESWORTH. 1857.
,Ejeement,
to enfciroo specific Execution of emitted. • .
TQ.l3vjuntin Aylestoorth : ,
!'mat brown, That you 'am required by:*
t ide of
the Courtof Common Ileas - Of Seem. County , ap
pear and plead to the above entitled action ught
to enforce,the.speti6C amnion obi ceetnert I made
fora certain piece or laud, situate in the to hip of
Harmony, 'M.sajd count , . containing ninety a ;or
therebboutai and lying on the worth side a tit tuns!
well y
pike, and being the same pieee a land, latel , occu
pied by Ira Wilßams, andirjrifilie . go f S.
D. Williams, hi crntrect and being the eartrece
of, land that - the said Benjamin Ayleaworth pa r' hared
froin the said B. S. Bentley, by contrafkon tile Bth
day of Sepietober, A. , D.' 1854. 7 ,4ky„t14 seennd Mon
day of next term, or judgment will be rendered a
gainsj you. according to Act of AR mbly *ash 01110
made and prorided. SIDNEY B.• 1- 11
Montrose, Sept 11, 1857.-1 w . Prot/tonal ry.
_ .
,
NEW GOODS 1 .
•
111? GOO DS;GROCERISS, HA RDVIId RE,
11 8001174 4 ee4.. /met epemileg visd•adiisifkkesp,
Sept. 2, M. by J. 2.YOIVS it SOY.
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Ncril=2.7"a
MA. that the esetemtgeh=to , 11 to
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Tioga, Point Agricultural Works.'
IL 11=23 411
ATHENS, BRADFORD COUNTY, PENN'A.
irAcirrAtiwasits, WTIOLTSALIC AND RETAIL MAIM to
•
Etnerrm turas-ailed Horse Powers.
rrIIIIFSITERS AND SEPARATERS, TArtaArrs
1. and 'Cleaners, Circular and Cross Vat &sr
Mills, Shingle Machines, itc., Eatery's, Hickok's and
Kranser's Cider Mills and Presses, Corn Sheller;
Clow's Grain Cradle; Hay, Straw and Stalk Cut.
tern, Horse Powers, Dog Powers, Grain Drills and
Broad Cast Sowers, Cultivators, Horse Hoe; Corn
and Cob Mills, Dederick's Hay Presses, &map Alta.
chines,
EETCIiUM'S MOWERS and REAPERS,
EXCELSIOR PAYNL%.7G MILLS,
Provision Safes. Refligerators, Leather and Rubber
Belting. Out:Excelsior Fanning Mills are unrivall
ed. Extras furnished for repairing all machines sold
by Iv. Mr Descriptive Catalogues, Price Lists and
Circulars of all machines sold bysias i sent gratis and
postage paid to all applicants. Send us your name
and address.
Agent, R. L. BLOIOIRS, (of' Franklin.) Montrose
P.- O.; Suggurhannet Nunty, Pn.
R. M. WELLES & BROOKS.
Athens, Pa., July 1, 18:17.—Int
An AcrostiC.-
A , y razor's keen, my Brush can seru 1 - 1
= , l
0 h, come, a11,a11,. 42 0n Lind or " A
1) ise ilyetity ,main my alai p
I,k
ecline, place feet, smooth as a chu lot
I charge a sizpence—wimple fa E
„Z tranger, I am death on hai 1r) .
It. •
Montrose, May 29, 1857.
• WOOL CARDING
;PILE subscriber is fitting up his Machinery to ee
-1 co:runt:date his customers with work, to snit the
spinning and knitting public, on short notice. Thank
ful far past fitwora,..he hopes by strict attention to
business, to merit a spare of the public patronage.
A. G. REYNOLDS.
West Brooklyn, June 3,1337.-4 f • •
LOOK HERE::
sukamiber has been reeeivhsgrduriog the pest
three weeks a fine lot of • -
SPRING to summit alias
. W
makingewith former stock, anittesortesent - trigt which"
there is no comparison in this vicinity; and that
they are being sold iri antenna, satisfaiitoi l .
to customers's manifest fro m the filet,
that notwithstanding all efforts at • '
Competition,. the rush - and'
sales thus_far"hive been . . .
tinpreeedented.
We mean with frequent additions, to, keep the as
sortment good ; acid reedy or prompt pay- •'
ing customers can rest assured that ski " - t
the old store is not tote outdone. - -
In addition to , the large va
riety kept for years, we • -
. now have a - good . •
ass ortuient of " • •
• •
READY:MADE Cl g Orl7l.ltig,. .
ALSO,
;BOOTS tt'sgoEs,
in all varieties. Plea* gire as a eat
Gibson, May 27,1857. ' • S. S. INGAMS.
Thi' lltag laeidear.
THE srubieriber having again resumed the TAI
LORING BLTSIIMS perm:melt% (if his health
will permit) will spare no reasonable effort to please
■ll who may Pee fit to employ him. Shop in the
Brick Block over Bentley rind Itead's Store.
Montrose, June 24, 11357.—tf ',P. LINCS.
DIL BULL'S SkESAPAZILLA.
THE BEST SARSAPARILLA IN THE WORLD!
Wz have just received a fi:esh supply of Dr.
Jan Celeoraled Sarsaparilla, the best
known remedy for all diseases originating Fora an
impure state . of the blood, the improper use of Her.
Bury, and for the numerous ills . that !` Mesh. is heir
to." . It is put up in qnart.bottles„ and contains MX
TIMES the pure Honduras Sarsaparilla of any other
similar preparation in America. . Those who have
tried the article speak of it in the highest terms of
praise. Even the Physic:lms in our county commend
it highly, and several of them use n.L3 their peseta:la' .
Price $1 per bottle, or six bottled for $5.
t ar Let the /Asaiiii try it. •
HEMPSTEAD* MeMENVE:
Brooklyn, July 15, Bat .
DR. FAKER'S
Celebrated Vegetable Coiapouted.
Anewhockof this medicine fait received --n
sovereign remedy for CAokra Infenttum, Bum.
fair Complaints, ke. - BENTLEY k READ.
- July 8, 2867. • - •
STOVER, STOVJEO,
‘J
IUR stoves hive been so tioroughty hied, te the
entire satisfaction of that they need no nem
ommend from S. H. SAYRE & BROTHERS.
Montrose, May 27, 1857.
To• Singers amid Choristers!
TIIST the "Nicest Thing Out" is the new Solis*
Piled Pipe, giving the sounds on Letters
and C. For tuning Instrtunente they "Can't be
beat," as the sound may be prolonged to any desirs•
tile length. tads of the hest German Silver and
"mat se:led whet" Sent to any part of the Coos.
PPtifidd. oa retelPterill, o o.bY A. R. ring,
MOIIIMOO t A l June :4 1 Brit
Repr'tive. Sherif.
;,
c S
3' 1
U
E
77,
80
98
117
38
T am now prepared to furnish my customers with
I
that brilliant and durable style of picture known
as the Melainotype, or Iron Picture.
" Likenesses made upon the Patent Slelainotype
Plate, posses+ many advantages over those made up
on Flags and it is thought that this process will yet
supersmie all others.
If anybody wants clamp pictures they can bur ac
commodated for! can arid will make themes chirp
and as Food ! thenum in the cart on the Green.
F/PST CLASS LIERSCRSIRI.AT ViCAL PRICES... I M
• W. B. DEANS, Phenix Bfock:
'Montrose, August 1, 1887.
rrlte subscriber is prepared to furnish you with ag
ricultural implements, of carious kinds. Among
the most noted, ere WITYCLICEINI PATINT . ENDLTSI
Cnaix ICAILICAT 110ILAZ POWERS and Tantsnetts,
Lawrence Saw Mills, Drag Saw Mills, Clover Hullers,
Hay, Straw and Corn Stnik Cutters, III:Doe's Saw
AGIRICVLTCRAL STEAM lotus, ITICIVIeSN;Tir PORTA-
Hut SCole. Ca:cc Mut, the Cancza - r Mtu., adapted
to grinding all kinds of grain, also grinds.corri in the
ear as line its tnay be desired. This mill is run bya belt
attached to various kinds of powers, and is very cheap.
The Little Giant, and Double Giant., (double coned,)
Corn and Cob Mill, tutsumassed.by anything of the
kind, and should be owned by Most of Farmers. In
reetrd , to Wheeler, Melick, .th 'Co's Threshing Mrt
chtne, I have tined -and told them Am. the List six
years, and know them to give entire satisfaction, far
surpassing any other threshing machine ever used
in Northern Pennsylvania, with which I am acquaint
ed, either o.6rsonally or brreputation. I;can furnish
• few of the Emery machines to those who ma:y
tie
sire them, at something less than cost, and caw refer
you to those who have used_ threshing machines of
different kinds. , . ,
Alt machines sold by me I wart-4d, except the last
mentioned one. All are Warranted by the Manufac
turers to me, Yen" will find - it lo your interest to
give me a LlVbefore pur c hasing eiserehere.
• .1 •
• F.. T. 'TIFFANY. •
Pimock, Snag: Co., Pa., June l'7, 1857.-2Stf
1' :LA-WITS! LAWNS!!
at reduced
pgc!1111 at"
"FLOUR FLOUR ! !
VIIESH - mvrand, from new Wheat, just received
J: and.sclling at from $7,50 to $9,00 per barrel.
HEMPSTEAD & MeKENZIE.- .
Broalyn, September 2, 1267.
CHALLIS DELANIES.\
T" sice to buy CbaMs for a song. is at
• C. W. MOTT'b:
SOLE LEATHER. and •CODFIff. a new supply
Ituit BENTLEY & READ.
Montrose. ;A:11;1,-1.867;
.-- - WINDOW SA0111: -
Afull assortmtme of Window Sash, constantly on
hand at the lowest market nem Abu) many
other Artie:lea not carried by the " Big Wagon."
• • • - ffEMPSTEAD & MeRENZIE.
WE hare just received a fresh invoice of Paints
and Oils, Dye-stuffs, Chemicals, &e.. which we
are selling at the lowest market rates. Those in want
will give , us a call. — HEMPSTEAD & 41cKE2(ZIE.
DEMONS desirous of pitying me money.on.dcbts
.of Any description, can do so -by leaving their
payments with Post, Cooper & Co., Bankers, Mont
rose, to my credit, wirbse receipts will be allowed
from their date. . ' C. L. WARD.
April HI, 1666.-1' .
STOVES FOR 1857.
subscribers are just receiving a fine stork of
1 Stoves for the Fall. and Winter Tro d for 1857.
embracing all the best patterns of Cooking,Parior,and
Shop Varieties in use, together with a full itmortment
of Stove Pipe, Store Triantifings, Elbows, Tin Ware,
&c., which we offer at prices that cannnt be beat.
Among our Cooking Stoves, we will enumerate the
Keystone. Premium Flat Top, Forest Queen, Jeffer
sonian, &c. Those in want of Stoves or any of the
Fixtures, will do well to give us a call. •
HEMPSTEAD & McKENZIE.
Brooklyn, Sept. 2, 1857.
A new lot of Pocket and Family Bibles, Testa
menta and Prayer Books. Also, School Books,
such as are to be used in the Normal School. A
choke lot of A. W. Benison's Columbian Inks. Fam
ily and Toilet Soaps, •Perfurnery and Flavoring Ex
tracts, nice and cheap, at the Montrone Book Store,
. A. N. BULLARD.
Nontrose, August 1857.
• REMOVED.
D. IF lIIGIL, RESIDENT DENTIST, bas
C
vemored his Mike to his new residence, next
docePabove Dr. Patrick's, on Turnpike street, where
be is fitting up motile in a stria of neatness and con
venience befitting his profeslion. He will be absent
the coming week. at Philadelpelajor the percher:eel
aloe furnitnre,:Dentil Instruments, hc. • - fleexpeots
else, to "bring back some loprovernenis In his at, of
besellts of which he hopes his patrowt tray si
themselves es oats.
Nimtrine, Etrember
Coroner,
F
-A' •n q 1, • I 3 12, EP.
MELAINOTYPES.
~~~~_q
Attention. Famers.
PAINTS, OILS, &c.
NOTICE.
Books awl StatiOnery.
Pre:7. Reg. & Rec. Comeer.
/ 2. g .. -
tif • ..3"
.
New Goods. • •
—FOR—
•
•
M in 440 11. 18377.
• , .
J u 0
:3URRITU -;
IS NOV/ RECEIVING A LARGE STOCK or
FALL & WINTER GOODS, ,
Including his usual assortmept Of thefirst and newest
stylrs in market, which will be sold on the most fa
vorable terms.
• New 31ilforkSept. 30, 1657. •
xroncr t• Denby eyes to _a/1 laying demands against
AA the estate of JIJUN - CUAIU.IL, deceased late of limlord
township, that Mesa= midst be presented to the undersigned for sr
=ra,' and all Moons ilende my ed to said estate requested to
nroedlateParfanat-
Uarford SeA. 30, 16C t • fi - LEtt UREWSiEII, Executor.
. .-w
Administrator's Notice.
NDYKEtoherrheriventhatLettersof Adminlst radon on the ear
tate- of JOIS VYLEIS,, late of Sew Milford township; de
emed, have been granted to the wit:seam mnfall persons indebted
to raid estate are requested to make Immediate payment, and these
haring claims thereon will please present the sante dolY alluded fur
settlement. JARED TYLER, (
, FRANCIS 110 X LEY.
S. D. (IL'ILD,
New Milford. Sept. 30, 1937.-4 w . . ,
NEW-MILFORD
STOVE'-kMPORIUM!
Great Redaction in the price of Stores.
DICKFINIAR Br GARBITT : -
A RE nay nmelelnittertr Stich of Stoves for tbeTant. and l'etz:
11 ran llama and wouhtheit leave Warty to thelexatnerane Monde
and custom:uer . that they have on band the largest anti Lest selected
STOCK OF STOVES •
ever (Crud to the latabkaats pt Susqurhasui. Cutautr. ThUrs4ait
cousisis uptst mist aelsrusedpitteps cf . ; e .
Elevated Oren.% Large Oven,Preiniven,and Coal
Cookiastporea,beafdes any quantity of Parlor &ores,
-A* Weed . or Coal; Office, Hotel and Bar Stare*. .
•
tre here the beet Stare far burning &e at. corturuett4Lios dui arias
Cue prioetple, ever suds and ate rety tuotbreate prior.
We would take this opportunity of remitalinzi our
Mende who ars eelkitod to rrrelleme their Atom. of Hawkers and
realar., that a turas:its tedeetion wRi c:etvinee them that, It la veil ,
poor eosetettry to do at. It Is a tern tirahltsbed fact that, the eat ofPell= Stoves be peddling theta about the country. Is ant lees than
Into= per eent:and treceralle u high a. tweetv., to car nothing a
bout bra debts..aad east of e:llteettons.. Of wale else:us expense
comes out of the pockets of the purchaser. - •
In consideration of the above Gets, we offer our entire
• ,
•'! • r STOCK of STOVES •
at treaty per alit. ten thaa tuir peal: 1.111.1, at OM 'so& Plana
.call and ter it ttaac thin we not so.
Xsy..llus gs
nun. Erpt. 1.547.-tt
ARRANGEMENTS:
14_0R-11 - 111-IBRTI.
F. B. CHANDLER
has just received direct from the MetropOlis his
usual extensive supply of incomparable
46. 19[13EXIIkT4OreirPF
An enumeration is unnecessary, as the People gener-
ally, are aware that his is the
VARIETY sTortei
Most anything, from a Peimy Primer, all the way
up, to just the thing you want, can be obtained atthe
lowest possiblei price.
. ' LET ECONOMY GUIDE YOU,
In the selection of place for the bestowal of your
- Patronage, and we are certain we shall hare the
pleasure and privilege of
DOING. re it ~Goon.
Also, just- received at Chandler's,. an assortment of
t3©.l-tODL [3 . nca, - v@
.9,
Such as are in use at the •" NORMAL SCHOOL,' all
of which will be sold at COST, for Cash. A simply
of Sharon's and Webster's Dictionaries, rcadj , for
promiscuous distribution. Cheap of course. • •
Friends! Patrons! Countrymen I'
lend us your "DIMES" and they will be returned
to you with much increase, after a PEWdays. • --
Don't fail to call and retort: some of these • -
F. B. CHANDLEIi.
Montrose, Sept. 18; 1857.
• NEW
. C3TARHIrt*V. -- A.
Are now rent ic ing Fail Stock for
_ . .
• • 11307 ' • L _
0011PRISMG Vigil'. USUAL YADIETt by
LtJJ Dry GoixiS,Crocerlec., •
Crockery, Hardware, Tin and • '
Stone Ware, -Drugs,Medicines,"
Paints, OILS and Dy4istuffs, Clocks, Gold • and Silver .Watelms, Jewelry; Perfitmery, •-•
Fancy Goods,' Bents; Shoo* err. frather. Rata
and Cap; and In fact; aittost every article usually
lisund in this ebuntty; all of which we offer on our
usual terms, assuring out custoniers, and the public
generally, that that , may rely on as favorable prices
as any other Ilstahilshnxmt this ilde of the city; -
Montrose, Sept. lit, 1857.
THE - GREATEST
Anti-Slavery„Book
EVER PRODUCED.
44 irifE , TIPXYDRIO CRISIS OF THE
.I. by - Hinton Rowan Helper, of North Cycling',
for
T.
by • B. CHANDLER
111013 B °Flt- 231 , 4 857 . • ,
SCHOOL BOOKS..
Alarge assortment of School Books,ll4seethumKm
414 - 04 7 B ° 4l *reesived.
avails b 1 CRANTI t .74,,
tivt. 21, 1151%
Treasurer. • Auditor.
.R 3 • .P 4 cc!
43 '
DD sr
V-. i
• .
Executor's Notice.
t FILE
- PAIR .
For all Choirs and Conditionp.
FAIR ACCOMMODATIONS.
Little &•lilfmthief, Co
LARGE AND SPLE,NDID STOCK
DRY GetIDS
tauirum - ITGICIDEE 9
new and beautiful styles
. no. being opene4'hy
Lirrzz if -44:1=T-
liii
VILL please remember, when !millibar diat.the
- subscribers are &railing , - • • •
-DO ORS, - SASII, k BLINDS,_
. .
FACTORY I*-BICES-
' .
-
(freight added) and that they keep eamieetlp OM
' . . hand, a large !tick of .
, .
Neil luAllaars, Putty,lPahets,ollb,Dioi
Trimmings, Mash alga aline rite.
teniuMs, Lime, acc., Arc., Ikm, . •
In fact, we have almost - everything ia the way. of
building materials, of first quality, and will seiribcm
at a very small advance froze cost, for Cash. There
fore, we confidently assure builders, that they will
materially consult their own interests, by_givint use
call, before purchasing. ITITLgrk ITARDIAR.
IF - LOUR;
ILs.I 311- . E ta
:11)Y the load and barrekeenstantly -on hand * -and
.1.) for rale at the very loweit rates, by
- 4177L11 ltditrazio.
Nicholson, Sept. 2. lifs7. .
PUB 1 MI 1 .
A FRESH LOT OF TEPBG FINE . IIZA r
0 D [P I N .9-
Blue, 'Fitsla,
iu Bbis sad half Bbis,just received, by
July 15, 1 57, LITTLE dz HARDING!.
, .
Also, •
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
CROCKERY,
CAPS,
SHOES,- -
RIBBON
HA TS,
BOOTS,
BONNE,TS,
CA RPETINGS,
SHEETIN GS,
SUGAR, MOL ASSES,
FLOUR, . SALT,"
POTASH, LIME, I
SOAP,' CANDLES;
STONE- WARE, : .TIE:WARE, cc;
•
a hundredth part of which we have not time to inUi•
memte. Enough tersay, we have almost anything
and'everything, expected to be Round at Litton In
the country, all of which we are determined to Vain
into C A H;in.the very shortes' t !maids dim.
And we herewith issue a .
NOTICE
'CASH° CUSTOIIERS.
We wish it disln4ly understood, : that
- •
Ibe-
C._A. S H -
; we Will sell any kind of Goods, The War equiddlii"
ed; at much lower prices than usual:
FRESH GROCARIES.-
QUGAR; Molasses, Rice, Coffee, Teas, and all hinds
of Groceries, a full stock, just received, and kit
salo by . LTITLEI. HARDING-.
POUR SHILLING TEAL .
DLENTY of that nice YOUNG HYSON TL&, •
prime article, at four shillings, for sale by
LITTLE a ILARDINe.
IT. IS NOT *SPITTED, . •
_
IIAT Sakratus, Soap and , Censdbut, if die be*
T qualities are for salc.by the hoa, lA. New Tgrit,
•
city wholesale prices, by.
LITTLE d• NARDI& .
. , , ._
- .' .. PURE - POTASH; .
I Tin Cans; just irhat you want for making seal;
I: for sale. by --• ' LITTLE 1 ; 11412AMV,.
- - -
, • CARPETINGS.
rSI,ICB iA wool carpets, are offered at barring, lot
. L/ITLE a HARDINC-
1 - HOOTS *SHOES.: -. ,
CSTAIiTLY on hand,.the bettwasortisasi of '.
YENS, DOTS, and YOUTHS
___
DOUBLE-SOLE BOOTS ' -..
. . „
. . . . .
andEIGNIA" '
and of the beat mantdacture, alma
WGIENS, MISSES and
. --.- GRILDBENS BOOTS, . . - ' •''' '
. .
... _
SHOES and GAITERS,
•
in great variety, aeMog off, it very low rates, b r
-, - ' .LITTLIt ii , E4R.1)12.V61,
.:HATS &•CAPEI.
MHZ largest stock, and treatest variety,- cifiLoolt
-i styles, in.tkis section-it& country, for sale_ior,
LlTTLEikitetßODT4tik
. ,
TO LUMBERMEN & WOOD CHOPPERS
_
_EST - Cast. teel and Steel Poll Axes, 'Adam
Broadaxes,.Cast Steel X Cut Mid&gm,. abet
Patent reibth Cut Saws, with - Filen of khulk
for sale low, by LITTLE cfr IrARDINO. •
TO..DAIBTMEN!!
IRICINS, Pans Tin, Painted and Cedar Palk
F
Butter Bowbsi-Pairy Salt, &e., &e., for aslo.by
LITTLE' 41: FLAR.E9'4I76.
ARE YOU BUILDINGr
YOU will sari money by purehaain g your .N
Paints, Oils, Huh, Clay+, boor Trimmings aid
'Hardware generally . of LITTLE tk gARDINGI..
FLOUR, SALT, ANO'LIMEII
A iir , estocic constantly on hand.
11 LITTLE el- ILARDIre.
Crocknry, and Glass . Wew- .
CtTt/N = E WARE, Leaking Glasses. :
1.3 Drug M edicines, ' Wail Paper...
windoW Paper, • . Window Shedes,-
Grindstones, ands Hanguqpk, •
. StevoC , Tin Ware,
_Chain Plumps, Bowka,
Cutlery, s edxba
Patent Medicines, Av., &c., tor sale by •
• I:LI7TLE'S HARDING.;
0 - A4-111 •
Aroll,can almost - anythhig hi the Wit •
" • • ,OPMAri XER
for CASH ; a.Nery suiallsodrinco front east, by sp •
.:.
plyiiig to . - .6177.1,E 4•1(4410)11114c
.PRODUVE .. --•.! ~
. . " ..
NIT-.A._ : •14 T - E D - 1-.
BUTTAR. Aiwa, Lard, Tallow, Beommur“ gram ,
of all kind; Rage,. Old /ran , and Copper.
,Lwmber, Shingles, Dried
r Vioa t 14ask e 4'5%, fie,,
wanted fn exchange fbr • , : •
xtri, ' 4 - 11,41t.DP111. -
. .
COKE' AND 3811 4 -
LittleA
Ttnuriixxocw,Dirck . July I. 11137..—1 y
'-‘ The Rev. C. 8, Baritetti
Wifilatimbeelugets • 3tbelkety Seuthent Asia,
T elms:tel oat& ewe tbe . • j. -
0 7118 } 0 npfietti_ A ithat4, Brol44iiii, COW" C
.N'errows Dainty,
ad an talgoaddittite the Buttiti dee, la easy.
of bele* g the RICOUPT, Adoested by & d e d mio
1141 ows , tit wElltbeerbalr end t be Receipt otW iech
tettb fult dtmetbauutter
usatt im bholltre. Addtest
tat
woliwva
NOMA= somzimu . -s
ttwii•
Sept. s , ) ' 57; • •.
ANOTHER
1
-V:ir•-•
FOR FRS
Farmers and Meehanlilt!
at the lowest
-g3aLlf,
AND
ALSO
El
Ell