• HATLIN " YANKEE DOOM-a" INTO Et:-
• SOPZ.-.400. Robert C. Winthrop, in his ad.
dresi to'the Boston Musical Festival, told I
the following incident:
During the tiegotiatiOn at Ghent, of the
treaty of peace to which I have alluded, ales=
tivaror banquet, or it might have.been a ball
was about to take place, at which it was pro.
posed to .pay the customary musical compli
merit to all the sovereigns who were either t
fthspent Or represented on the otession. The
isOvereign people of the United States—rep
resented there as you remember,.by Mr. Ad
an* Mi,,BaVard, Mr, Clay, Mr. Jonathan
Russel ipd.fir. Gallatin---were of courite,not I
to' be oVerli?oked ; and the Musical conductor
or band master of the place called upon these.i
comtnissiimers to furnish.hitii with our na
tional air. '"Our national air," said they.
"is Yankee .Doodle" " Yankee Doodle,"
said the conductor," what is that?" Where I
caul find in? By ',whom was it composed 11
Cart you supply ui with the score?" The 1 .
perplexity of the Commissioners may be bet- I
W.-conceived than described. They were
fairly - at their Wit's end. They had never
imagined that, the would have scores Of this
. sort . ..to settle, end each tunted to the other in
despair:, At length they bethought them, in
a happy- moment, that there was a colored
servant of Clay, who, like many of his' ram ! !
was a first rate whistler, and who waLcertain
'to know.. Yankee Doodle by heart. He was I
sent'for accordingly, and the problem w as .l
:solved without further delay. The band
mastei, jotted down the air; as the colored boy ,
whistled it ; " and before night," said Mr.
Adaina, "Yankee Doodle was set to so Many
partithat you-would hardly know it, and it
came out-the next day in all the .pride, pomp
and circumstance of viol and.. hautboy. of ;
drum, trumpet and cymbal, to the edification
of the Allied Sovereigns of 'Europe, and to .;
the glorification of the. United Sovereigns of
the U; S. of America."
A FoA,Loc!sE.—TheDecatur (III.) Chron
icle has managed to hit upon the happiest:dis
play of what we may call the " unmitigated
fool 7 * that we 'remember ever to have seen.
Specimens of very ridiculous nonsense man
ufactured for fun are common enough ; but
°gigot bp:with seriousness and in fill( Nth
that it is sensible and appropriate, iv a _real
curiosity. :The Chronicle finds it in another
Illinois paper, called the Monticell o Times,
,-dited by a Mr. Basset, who, being a fool; is
of course a Democrat. -$e is commenting
on the letter of the Connecticut gentlemen to
Mr. *Buchanan
" We think Skillman has struck no root-in
the White House. The •solution of his quasi
notoriety (to be sure he was-honored With a
reply—but did he merit it'* is to be sought
In the, absence of,homogenitY of the people,
and in-the presence of discordant elemetes
among the circle, which have been-systeniat
ically taken, dvantage of by ' Old Buck,' but
only temporarily. We think the f.trty-three
worthies. Should. look' up;before they made
such nugatory charges. Mr. Silliman and
his associates fulfil the scriptures, that the
less man knows the wider he carries. .his
mouth ; and the wider he opens his mouth
the larger his ears will grow. It is as im
possible for an ignoramus to keep his jaws
closed as it is for a sick oyster to keep his
shell : shut, So much for vanity. We do
not advocate the policy of Buchanan, with re
gard to-the state of affairs in Kansas.
.This
would .not do, but one thing is certain, that
the troubles of that territory originated from
the existing anitradversions of all ptirties .
who settled theris, each claiming-a domittan
ey over the-other; neither do we approVe of
Silliman's conduct, who must either be a
clown or a wise - man." •
It is.lucky that man don't live in Indiana.
If he did the Democracy would ro-,ke him
Governor assure as fate.—lndianapotia Ji n x
2tr- A word . about breakii% colts may
not come amiss. The following general 'prin
ciples should be kept in mind - :
"I. Begin early.- 2. Begin by -degrees.
3. Be gentle and patfent. 4. Be firm. 5.
Feed well with generous, but not too stimu
latirg food, 6. Be very sure neither to over
task the strength, or crush the spirits of a
colt.. . Use no whip or spurs, and in' their
place put kindness. Three graini of kind
' ness,.are Worth all the whips and spurs in the
• world, in breaking a colt. There.are a great
many horses injured for want of kindne.-31.--
,• This I am sur? no one will pretend to diptiy.
For instance, a man has a colt to break. The
colt has never been handled; The man, with
several others to help him, drives the colt
into a stable. He then forces the bit into
her mouth, and if tifire is one among them
wi) dares, - he jumps upon his back, well
armed with a stout whip and very often a
.spur; these he does not ftrget to use. lie
clings to - the'colt's back as•long as he is able,
but .is finally thrown oft He tries again:and
again, until completely exhausted,•the colt is
obliged to yield; that is, for the time being.
Is this the wa,y to break colts? No, to be
sure it is not. The golden rule would apply
as Well ''here as anywhere. So be kind.to
your horses my gentle friend."
How zo teE Ur cOBBLE•STONE. —A Cor
respondent advises farmers to bury all their
cobblestone in draini. He says:
"'Zug a drain some..Ss rods, 2 1-2 to 3
feet deep, then laid small cobbles at the sides
and on the bottom, and flat stones, or larger
cobbles on top, filled up with stone as near
the top as I could withunt having them inter
fere, with the plow, and then filled in dirt.—
The result was. I plowed the piece which_ was
before that too wet,' and raised the largest
corn that I 'ever raised on my farm. Anoth
.er result is, that from the time the Fall rains
set in, till may.pr June, I have as
__good a
spring for, watering my cattle as any man can
.wish for; and another benefit that I have de
rived from it is, those stones do not scrape
my plow point, So that I think that I have got
pay for -my labor threefold."
Another drain since (lug, forty yards long,
used up sixty or eighty - tons ot, stone, and
this affords water enough for a hundred head
of cattle all Summer.
far A wag passing through Main street,
'Worcester, saw on a ,signeying:
"Turning of every deseription 4one here.'
°Entering the shop, he inquired of the propri
etors if he could get a jib done there. "Ct•r
tainly," was the reply, t any kind of turning
done at the shortest notice." " Well then,'
said the Wag, " turn Me ten somerzets . in
about one minute.".
rgr" A farmer told a friend of his, who
had come from town fora few days' shooting,
that he once had an excellent gun that went
of immediately upon a thief coming into the
house, although not charged. "Wonderful
gun, indeed,' .said the sportcraan ; " but bow
the deuce , did it happen 1 must have been an.
- Irish pin." "Not at all," said the farmer ;
"the thief and it went off-together, and heroic
shad time to charge him with it."
rjr" h is very evident i al leaStto common
Und.ratanding, that when a man buys a one
hundred dollar handkerchief " fora duck of a
wife," he utay very aptly be termed "a goose
of a husband."
. ,
or The oddest' busbandry we know dig
when a man in .clover 'marries a woman in
weeds.
• OF COUMIN ,
I.L et z t h p o zr i r to u b t ly e Books sttct tionery
112 TROSE BOOK STORE, •
ha the Poet Office, where they can get , good articles
at a fair price.
Just Received.—A new lot ofSchool Books,
Tower's and Webb's Series of Readers, Wayland's
Elements of Moral Science, eight different siies o
Webster's standard Dictionaries, at reduced prices.
Also:—Dr. Kane's Arctic Explorations, Recol
lections of a Life Time, by S. G. Goodrich, kc.
Montrose, Pa., May 13. 1857.
Tune, Pop Goesthe Weasel.'
Hallo, Stranger, stop a minute=
Here's_ a Store, just drop in it
And ;view, with wonderful surprise s ( " 1
The Books and Toys that meet your
.At But.ssau's.
I hare Books and Paper,: just the beat,
That you - can find, East or West ;
If env of my friends shoild doubt it,
------ Call in, I will else your mind about it
- At Bru.Lau's,
Fine Books, Pens and Paper too;
All kinds of Childreu's Books, and new;
hi short, here everything youli find
In the Book and Stationery line—
, '.. At Buurnts's.
So come along, come one, come all,
Come, rich and poor, come great and small,
And I will sell you Books so cheap,
I know I shall your custom keep,
At BULLARD'S.
Montrose, May, 113.57
MONOPOLY MONOPOLY ! !
TIIIS is the great principle among our selftSh,
small merchants. In proof of this look at •the
late ket.patmed at Harrisburg, prohibiting hawking
and peddling in Susquehanna, County; an Act pas
sed to gratify some of the MCrchants who hare ex
pressed a desire "to atop miie large wagons."
GUTTENBERG, ROS T ENBAUM & CO.,
8A Y -
DOWN WITHMONOPLYI
Their largo wagon will run more regularly than
ever before, until their license for peddling expires:
In order to accommodate the'rommunity and be able
to battle monopoly successfully, they have made ar
rangements 'to get Now Goiids weekly from New
York, and they will sell the same from 14 .to 20 per
Cent cheaper, than any , other: establiAment in Sus
quehanna.Conty. We hare now received our
NEW S.UMMER-GOODS!
The largest, cheapest and best selected stock ever
offered in this market. It is not necessary to, enu
merate the articles which our assortment comprises
it is suflicieteto say that 11rc have a general stock of
the latest and most fashionable goods in the market.
and we cannot fail to suit the public, as well in taste
as in prices. A few woids More to our fellow-citi
zens, and particularly to those who feel themselves
independent and not obliged to purchase at•some par
ticular store. • We know that it will be for your-inte
rest to examine and price our goods before purchas
ing elsewhere ;' that is a - trUeH motto that "a penny
saved is better than two earned.' We are deter
mired to spare-no pains to give general satisfaction,
and we shall always be reatlytand happy to • exhibit
our assortment to those who favor us with a'ealt.
GUTTENBERG, MOSENBAUM & Co.
Montrose Mav 21th 18.57i'
LOOK AND, REID!
1 10 . 11ETEFAI ME iff If
THE undersigned, Merchant, at Di nock Four
Cornets, has lately di.eo%cred that for ready
pay, he can cli more goods and male more money,
at one half the usual profit init. upon country goods,
consequently I can sell goods from five to ten per
rent lower than other establishments in this section.
But do not take my word for it, call and see for }our
rselves. Bring a little cash, or some kind of country
im odure, and buy your goods* a price unparalleled
in the history ofamereantile trade My stock isilarge
and well selected, and I am receiving new additions
every week. MY terms of sale are ready pay. It
will certainly be . for your interest to call and see me
before purchasing elecahere.
Flour and salt. kept constantly on hand.
INVM. 11. THAYER.
Dimock. Jan. 14,185'1..52y]
Post Biothers
are now receiving their Crock of •
• SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
and invite their friends t i call and examine.
Large Stock of Drows Goods.--Stella
Shawls, Bonnets, Flowers and Ribbons, Silks, in varie
ty, Gents. Cloths, Cassinaere.s and Vestings, Gents.
asslirtment, of Fashionable Clothing, Parma',
White GOOtls, Laces, Edgings, Flouncing., Collars
and Sleeves, and Trimmings. Our Dry Goods de
partment is, we think, well chosen in quality k styles.
Groceries.—A good stock. AL.°, Iron, Sans,
and Hardware._._2' .1
Crockeiy.—A large`Soek.
Hots dc Caps, Boots and Shoes, Oil and Ilemp
Carpet. Large assortment of Wall Paper.
Montrose, May 6, 1857, I •
Ness• Era in 'Montrose!
THE WAR IN HANSIS CONTINUES!
Dry. those who attempted to get up a fight - in
Niontrose,against "aecond rate 'Mods and high
prices," with the fag-ends of , three or four old stocks
have fizzled ; and
Keeler and Stoddard.
whose BOOT AND SHOE STORE is located.cm Main
street,South of Searles Hotdl,- 7 -uitla the largest and
best assortment of Goodeeyer brought into this mar
- ket, bought at the
LO (VEST FIGURE,
and which they will sell a ` ferric: above cost,are de
.termined to give "the old codger" a hard
We do not intend to be undersold by any other
establishment in Town. We have only to say, Como
and See, for "seeing is believing." We do not de
sire topuf our goods, preferring to "let °Ur works
praise us ;".but we may be permitted to say, for the
information of pnrchnsers,that we have just received .
AN. EXTENSIVE STOCK of Superior quality and
style, comprising all kinds of Gentlemen's, Ladies',
_end Children's wear. 'Alm) 'a general assortment of
Findings, and Leather at all kinds.
Work made - to order, - and repairing done neatly.
KEELE - R & STODDARD,
Montrose, June 11, 1856. ,
NEW MILLINERY,
Dress-Making Establishment.
LADIES 41:AVE YOU ALAI D'THE NEWS.
rigs. DAVIS,
.fonnetly of New. York, has
1.1.1. opened a Millinery and Fancy Store, in the vil
lage ofMrooklvn, and has just returned from New
',York with a large and fashionable stock of goods,
consisting of Ladies and hisses Straw Hats of every
style and variety, also Crape and Silk flats constant
ly on hand of every Luc and rolorongether, with a
splendid assortment of Fancy Goods, such as Embroi
deries, hair Braids, Hosiery, Caps, ITead-Dresses,
Lace Goods p Lc., &c., all of which she offers at the
lowest prices.
or Particular attentionpaid to Bleaching...fin
Always at Home.
_Brooklyn, May 6, 1857.-17tf
New Forwarding Line.
McKINNEY, VAN SICKLE A; YOUNG
Q RIP every day throtrghout the swan, by the
New York it Erie Rail Road.
Butter and other country produce Fold at the high
est.market rates, at ivasorble commissions.
The proceeds will in paid in current money at the
old stand. A new wick of ziccd just received: •
• • RENRY McKIXNLY.
Great Ben& June 3, IS3l;—tf
NOTICE.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given that S.A. WOOD
RUFF is receiving „a nee lot of Stoves and
`Wares of all kinds usually kept in the Stove• and
Tinware line of businessourtorig which may be found
a better assortment of Stoves, heavier, larger, and
more durablethan ever before offered hi - thui county.
-.All the Proof .youneed will bejuat to -call and awn
ine for yourselves. All .stoves warranted In every
. Kept constantly on handom -extensive assortment
of TIN WARE, made out of the best materials,
which is offered for sale as cheap as can be bought
in any market. Also on bind, Lead Pipe of ail sit
es, Chain and Gearing for Chain PzenPs. sll sizes
Brass and PoreelainKettles, and all kinds Jappaned
Ware.
Jabbing done on short notice and in good order.
All goods in the line will be sold cheap for . cash or .
(approved) credit. S. A. W0C1.1317r.
.Montrose, Mayl, 1857 _ ;'•
Fire & Live Steck lesuramee company,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
NO. 86 WALNUT STREET, ABOVE FOURTH.
CAPITAL $300,000.
Malt ***** es against lou or damage by Fire, on
Buildings, Furniture . and Men-ham/me "mural
ly. AlAo. on Horses and Cattle, against ,
death from any, cause.
tir LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED...in
..t. N. BULLARD
Manufacturer's Insurance Company.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Granted by the State of Pennsylvania.
CAPITAL, $600,000.
FIRE, MARINE, k INLAND TRANSPORTATION.
'rims Comp any was organised with a Cash Capital,
A. and the irectors have determined to adapt the
business to its available resources—to observe pru
dence in conducting its affairs, with a prompt adjust
ment of losses.
A.S. Ltrentcom Pres't. Wit. A. Allows, rice Prea't.
Axil= WstEs, Secretary.
Dnescroas.. - ---Astron S. Lippincott, Wr0.41. ThOm
as, Charles Wise, J. Rinaldo Sank, Wm. A Rhodes,
William Noal. Alfred Weeks, John P. Simons,
Charles J. Field. James P. Smyth.
OFFICE, No. 10 Merchants' Exchange, Phil.
A. N. nri.LARD, Agent. •
Montrose, Pa., May 13, 1837.-1 p
* 46 VA. **.t t
•
s • 4
Lycoming Co. Mutual Insurance Company.
Capltal,-62,200,000.
IT is one of the best Companies in the State. .It
was incorporated in 1840, its Charter perpetual.
It has insured, since it went into operation, thirty
millions of property, and paid over six hundred thou
sand dollars losses. About twelve thousand has been
paid in' this County.
Applications receired at the store of B. IL LYONS
a: Co., Laneshom, and at Montrose.
B. R. LYON'S, Agent.
Mont:ose, San. Ism.
CABINET MANUFACTORY:
EILYI .
3 . I
AlLurFultenTrte-
is
E R n a o n w p
d de ne al p e a r
r. in td a l t l o k ifinl
all
sil
orders for Bedsteads of all kinds at wholesale or
retail, on short notice. Retail prices range from $2
'upwards, according to style. He also keeps on hand
Ready-made Collins; and as he has an elegant
Hearse, he is prepared to attend funerals on short
notice. • '
New Milford, Dec. 17, 1856.
• 4Pyl
ST 0.11 GIRT Anil) 'RAW 11'111L7_
130 ST BROTHERS having purchased the shore
11 einnblistwient,will keep con.4tantly on hand Sn
pis:fine tesd Fine Flour, Corn Meal of sisperirir
gvel
ify,also Chop and Bran at the lowest cash prices.—
Custom work will be done with despatth, and in all
rases warranted. • 158111
Montrose, Jul-. 1853.
FOR SALE IN ONE BODY, about iSsnn acres ,
Land on the waters of Spring Brook, a branch
orthe Lackawanna river in LnzerneCounty,Penn'a.,
about midway between the thriving towns of Scran.
ton and Pittston. ...These land. are covered with val
uable timber, and being situate in the mostestensive
mineral region in - PenniAlvania--known to contain
iron ore—and believed to - abound in coal, and being
also in the immediate vicinity "of several railroads
made and now in progress--olTer to the capitalist an
opportunity for the investmeat of money that seldom
occurs. For further information apply •to N. P. Bo
sack, Esq., No. 11, Wall street New Ynric, or to the
subscriber, at Montrose,Susquchanna coanty,Pa.', the
attorney in fact of the owners.
April 6,-1854
lIE subscriber keeps constantly on hand for sale
at his establishment in 31ontrose,the best qual
ty of SOFT SO-1 P, manufactured from the lye of
wood ashes and grease, in the old fashioned way,and
net by any patent process.
For those that furnish grease,he manufactures
the' soap for $1,50 a barre Warranted in all cases
to be a - good article,or the Soap may be returned and
the money refunded. '
Pet , barrel -
$5,1w1
Half Barrel 2,50
.
'
Gallon 2S •
Wholesale dealers will be furnished—if delivered
at the Ashery inMontmve--at the rate of ten barrels
for $15,0r at Scranton at ten barrels for $5O. ,
JOIIY HENRI" WIRES.
Moatroee, March 17,185 n.. " " 'My 1
MEL Tlittinli,
HASRt returnedanj iachoice
varie f tr rom
New-York, ol
GOODS,o i
th a larg e
bought for Cash,
and selected with much care, from over thirty of the
best Hous.L.. in New-York, which he offers to hii cus
tomers and the public, at low prices, for Cash. Hie
stock comprises ;
DRUGS,
lIEDirINES
' PAINTS : , -
OILS,
WLVDOW GLASS, -
DYE STUFFS,
CROCKERY, I GROCERIES,
. MIRRORS, GLASS WARE,
CLOCKS,WLL PAPER,
• • WINDOW PAPER,
• WINDOW OIL SHADES
FANCY GOODS,"
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
JEWELRY, .
' PERFUMERY, •
• DRY GOODS, '
• . HARD WARE, •
WOODEN WARE, STONE WARE,
BROOMS,
• BRUSHES, t • •
JAPANNED WARE,
BIRD CAGES.
. CANARY SEED.
WHIPS, . POCKET KNIVES
UMBRELLA 4S, .
GUNg, . •
PISTOLS. • "
• . AMMUNITION, •
. . ' TeRPENTLNE,
CAMPIIENE,
BURNING FLUID,
ALCOHOL„
LIQUORS,
(For Medicinal Purposes, only.)
TRUSS g,
b RTERS, • '
• . BOULDER BRAC&S,
PORT YONIAZS.
SPECTACLES ,
SILVER 1 PLATED BPOO ,
PiDRES
GOLD PENS,
,
STATIONERY,
VIOLIN STRINGSeBOWS, .
And an of the moat popular
. - PATENT MEDICINES.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto recoil-.
ed, he hopes - merit, a
_continuance aml large lni
erases of theasme. ABEL. T.VERELL
Ntmtitoe; Aide 10, 1€5.7.
inrnAz
DIRECTORS:
B. R. Miller, Henry Jones; F. S. Hoeekley,
J. R. Flanlgen, J. Crosadale, Saml. J. Randall,
Chas. Flanlgen, of Wilmington, Del.
WY. M. CARTICALT. &C.
B. R..Mit.t.r.st, , Preet.
BILLINGS STROUD, Agent.
Montrose, July 1,1857.—1 y
Valuable Lauds For Sale.
HENRY DRINKER.
SOAP MANUFACTORY.
PRICES.
SMVTII I S
Self-Acting Bent-Lever
KAMM EMIL
• •
INVEYTION claims superiority over every
I other, in the following respects : In the invaria
ble scientific principle involved, and upon which it
acts; in its undeviating aceuracy ; in its •lightness
and strength; in its wonderful capacity, convenience
of form, and applicability to every purpose for which
Scales of any . kind ars required; in its perfect sim
plicity, in t h e absence of any complication liable to
variation, or to gt.t out of order; and, finally, in the
Important fact, that this scale can be afforded at a
bout one•tAird the cost of. any other Platform Scale,
alike capacity and accuracy in use. And posses
sing, in an eminent degree, all these merits, this
Invention is conceded to be one of the most useful
and valuable ever= brought before the public. And
coming. as it doe% within'tho reach of all, cannot
but find an unprecedented sale and undivided market
among farmers, housekeepeis, mechanics, merchants,
everywbere, to the exclusion of every other
weighing apparatus.
The invention of the Scales and the many invalua
ble improvements which we have made within the
past few month., have broUght them to such a de
gree of accuracy, that they may be Palely 'relied up:
on in every transaction . of weight.
Manufactured and fur side only by
B. H. BATON 4k•
JlArtronn, Susq. Co., Pa., May 18, 1857.
. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
TM eI2TANT INVIi.NTION.—For some five rears past,
Mr. D. N. Smyth, of Pennsylvania. (now of this State)
Ilan ingenious and scientific mechanic, has coneentrat
(ed his mind and means upon nn invention at length
liperfectly successful, and for which letters patent have
!foist been issued by the Goveinment of the United
ligates. This invention is known ' us' '! Smith's Self
liicting Bent-Lever Platform Sealii," and as this is
the first public notice of this useful and valuable int
,provement, we shall take the liberty of expressing
urselves freely upon its merits. The platform of file
cal,: is about 12 by 18 inches, and the whole scale
. i about 8 inches , high and weighs entire only'aboul
.1.5 pounds, while it has the extraordinary capacity o
weighing any object from one ounce to four hundred.
f
pounds. Its form is compact and convenient, and is
Applicable to every purpose for which scales of any
Itind are required. L'ndcr the platform and attached
pri the leverige is suspended a weighted arm or Pen
finial)). To•this pendulum is attached an indicator,
,rhich, together with the pendulum, the instant any
, bjeet is placed upon the platform moves from its
fentre of gravity to th.: point indicating the exact
'eight. The scientific principle upon which it acts
dmits of no inaecuraisyos eb.ii qs o, sisd s gituts pi C2l*
ure or weight upon the platform must always carry
he weighted arm and indicator to the same point.—
he principle beyond doubt is she correct one, and
at it has been properly applied iu this instance; tbo
ucky inventor has left no room for doubt. le seems
o have attained perfection itself—at least so far as
latfern. Scales are concerned, and to have combined
in a remarkable degree an invariable scientific prin..
iple, "known of all men," with compactness, eon
veniefice,?trength of form, durability and accuracy.
•But the great and important feature in this F-• .ie is
theltet that beyond all these merits it 5a55,... ,, , i ; i e
dditional one of being cheap, , and within the 7.• eh
f every family .— Albany Err. Jour.,:Jan. 2::. 15741.
' . •
We have examined this. new Platform Ssr•le s.:id .
neur in all that is said by the Journal. The prin
qiple is at once , simple and beautiful , and ensures
Perfect accuracy, while the price will be three times
Ihs than of the scales now used.—Albany Express.
..
1
' Sauna's PATENT PLATTORM SCALR.—We hare d
rained this new invention. Nothing can be simpler
r more completely del eloped than the principle up:
n which its eels. The platform which sustains the
eight lifts a oendulum..onspended and loaded at the
nd, through air arc of a circle ; and the indicator
points out, upon the graduated circumference, the
closet weight. In other pleas= scales the measure
cif avoirdupois has to be ascertained by moving a
loose weight on - a beim, as on a steelvard, till ithits
the precise point. Sznyth's invention is a self-work,
mg one, and indicates at one!, and to the minutest
•fraction, the figure. Br - attaching the weight on the'
end of the pendulum, the scale beer:mos mukiplier' I
fives or tens: by releasing the weight it 'gives
b y nces instead of pounds. .For household purposes,
i is as cheap andfrar better 'than steelyards; and is
ding the way to all well regulated kitchens where
e receipt boOk, with its prescriptions of weights and
portions, is rued .— Alia s end ,Argus.
-- ,
' •
A Nsw Inch — lf anybody doubts that this is an in
tire age, they should call and exaimine Smyth's
Self-Acting Dent-lever Platform Scales. For simplic
it,
itr of design, and economy of space, they take prece
*lce of any scales that lave yet been* invented.—
' lere is one peculiarity about this scale; it posses
tas},,
very little machinery, and can never make a anis
ke so long as the lawa of gravitation continue.
S yth's scale has another advantage—its small coat.
knickerbocker. '
,
Serrit'a,Paxx..vr PLATFORM SC•LE.-Thill new and
Tillable invention was on exhibition at our State
S
POT' just closed. Nothing in its department received
more attention or was more generally admired or ap
ptoved. This scale, possessing the 'extraordinary
merits conceded to it at the East, cannot but be ex
ejedingly valuable, and must, we think, come into
bend use.
iThe Albany Evening Jammed Publishes the above,
9d adds: This scale (Smyth's) was also exhibited at
r the State Fair at Watertown, and not only received
every attention given it in Ohio, but carried off die
first and highest premium awardeda diploma and
.sever medal—Cleveland (Ohio) Journal.
. 1 .
.
F' Serra): SELF-Acrisa Bxer-Lxvsa Pt-arrows •
. tts.."—The fundamental principle of every impor-,
to t invention has been very simple. In its sirnplicis
ty is•the elements of its worth, its usefulness and a
d tability. Inventions of complicated movement
visionary theories have never performed the ob
' t sought to be obtained, for with adaptability, ac- '
c ca. and durability must be combined cheapness.
A of these desideratum are involved in the inven, '
.•ti'n recently patented and known as "Smyth's Self-
A ting Bent-Lever Platform Scales." The scale ip
;
q . tion, from its construction on the principle of
ye
f ri onn tatio ita n, w ir or n k ea th - er o l ro ia u h g le hl to y be heca otr use t of
the laws
s lt o m fn u si. at
tu e govern it. In raze the ' male is a pigmy, but for
ling
c icy it is wonderful, weighing any object from
on o unce up to lour hundred pounds. It can be reg.
n ted by any one who looks' at it but for a moment.
A. their cost is bet a trifle, they will speedily be as
in
indispensably necessary in the household calendar as
another useful article of daily us--
e.Ere.Transcript.
MPORTANT sun VALVARLE, InTextunr.--Anteng
of ersore hare bustfavored with , an examination
it
of e new and valuable invention (recently patent
-ed known as Smyth's Self-Acting Bent-Lever Plat-
Scale." Mr. D. L Smyth, the ingenious in-
Tetor, has spent some five Tears in -the perfection
1
of is work, and that he has attained perfectinn
th e scorns but little doubt. This scale is constract
ed plan a scienti fi c principle which knows no Tara
tio or change, and hence its accuracy is beyond
qu tion. Its capacity and strength is unprreedent
ed, iwhile its form and the principle involved make it
mire:tient and applicable to all purposes requiring
scald of ariy description.' It isTree from any coM
pli ' life& to variation 'or 'to get out of order.
Tla great Land important . feature, howerr, of the
made"under this invention, is the fact thin they
can be afforded at about one-fourth the cost of any
nth r platform so& of like capacity and aceln - ac.' in
the world. • The scale we have seen (i Port of rocket
edi as compared with otEer platform Ftnles,)
has the wonderful capacity of weighing any o!..!:?ct,
2 1
frO cedw O gto n t e hthe on ue n ti r raiveo u irdi p tiio r aryn, f i o t ti maw r eri h n r sot d anb red udtabed po vane un xtac e: ;:ed . ,sin6m P g 7 y.
reliable, and the scales made under it, brought as
the, will be, within the reach of every faintly, must
p4mi. with an iniprece4entell sale, andiron* into ite
m ate and general use; as well-to the benefit of the
'cois to those no Autunite ea to seam 'the ...
e right of manixfacutring and vending them.—
, Refuter.
II LIME AND PLASTER.
DE subieribers are now burning' and will keep
constantly on bond, Lime of a very superior
at Montrose Depot, and will sell it in any
titles at a fair price. Persons wishing a larie
t • can be supplied L.:%on a twaseaudik notice.
ground Plaster will be kept constantly on
hereafter.
.. I. L. POST,
H. DRIWKER. •
W. JESSUP,
L.EZARL/V
!It!t 3 Pe PePot..Aprit43:;
galth'sputentsinproutitfo'ralts
Patent Improved Scales
-I DIPLOMA AND SILVER MEDAL--
THESE SCALES ARE
MANUFACTURED
AND FOR SALE ONLY BY
lEalraN
HARFORD,
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY, PA.
fAriMi;)
SMYTH'S PATENT
IMPIOUR SCALE In
BSI "W"T" IV IS
PATENT IMPROVED SCALES
RECEIVED THE FIRST `e HIGR7IST
• PREMIUM
-A 0140 MA AND. SILVER `MEDAL -
AT TB STATE FAIR AT
WATERTOWN, N. Y.
THESE SCALES -
- • ARE MANUFACTURED
AND FOR SALE ONLY BY
R. IL Eaton dz Co.
fir : Seffille4l,4:4l
IVRY 111111
SHOULD
PURCHASE
ONE OF
Soylii's Patent Improved stales.
13MYTIrS PATENT IMPROVED SCALES
RECEIVED THE mum AND .
HIGHEST PEZIXUX
—A Diploma and Silver Medal—
AT TIM
@Tn,'VE paoß
AT W-4TERTO yrN, N. E
THESE SCALES ARE MANUFACTURED AND
FOR SALE ONLY. BY .
BB &
.10i s
HARPORD,BUSQURIIANNA.COUNTY, PA
E PER
FArdqh
SHOULD PURCH4SIc; ONE OF
SMYTH'S PATENT IMPROVED
SOALES.
Smyth'e : Patent Improved Scales
- RECEIVED THE
Mt 11E11 9E"
—AND—
Ilitrhest Premium,
A DIPLO.M.I"d: SILVER MEDAL,
AT Tug
STATE
WATERTOWN, NEW YORK.
THESE. SCALES ARE --lI;INUFACTURED
.4 SD FOR S.W.: ONLYST'
It IL EATON & CO., -
llarfard. Sniquelainna Coaaty, Pa.
Every Farmer
SHOULD PURCHASE ONE OF
SMYTH'S
RECEIVED THE FIRSTA3'D
BRUIT 111111111
AT THE
State Fair at Watertown, fie* 'York.
EVERY
SHOULD PURCHASE ONE OF
- 4'25 WITNESSES:I
• I
alThe Forger - Convicted . .'
JOHN 8. DTX IS TUX AUTHOR,
111 Who has had 10 years experience as a Banker
and Publisher, and Author of -
A series of Lectures at the Broadteag Tabesnaeli
MN when. for 10.auccessive nights, over
rar 50,090 People jet
car Greeted him with RoundaorApphnse, while
0 he exhibited the manner in which Counterfeitens
execute their Frauds, and the surest and
Shortest Minna of Protecting thrall_
as The Raul. Note Engravers - all say that he ii 'he
el greatest Judge of Paper Money living.
c r C.IREATEST DISCOVEitY of
• N-A the l'ireont Century : tor:
wed Detecting Counterfeit Bink &Its.
go Describing Every Genuine Dalin Existence,
mg and exhibiting at a glance every Conn-
NMI terfeit in Circulation I !
0 Arranged so admirably, that REFERENCE is
EASY and DETECTION INSTANTANEOUS. '
as Uri° Index to examine ! No pages to hunt up !
IN But se, simplified and arranged,that the Merchant,
Banker and Business Man can see all at a Glance.
MINI
English, French and German.
ma Thus Each may read the name . in his
ova Native Tongue. *
Ca
em Most Perfect' Bank Note . List Publis.hed,
Also a List of
All the Private Rankers in Amer
di • A CoMplete Summary of the FINANCE or
ECEOPE k. Asr.itica, will be published in each e
sof dition, together witli all the Important NEWS
MI 'OF THE DAY. Also A SERIES OF TALES
pill From an Old Manuscript, found in the East. It
furnishes the Most Complete History of
-011 ORIENTAL .LIFE -
in and describing the Perplexing Positions in which
m e the Ladies and Gentlemen of that Country have
pa been so often found. These Stories will continue
ph/ throughout the whole year, and will prove the
ct Most Entertaining ever offered to the Public.
sts tgr Furnished Weekly to Subscribers only, at
-#1 a year. All letters must he addressed to
qF JOHN S. DYE; Broker, •
Publisher and Proprietor, 70 Wall Street, N.Y.
apl3on t 6v3yl
AYER'S
k Cathartic Pills,
(SCCA TEN
ART 311klot TO
CLEANSE UTE BLOOD AND CDRE THE SICK
luralid•, Fathers, Mothers, Phgalletatus,
Philanthropiaits,.reati their -10111ftelts,
• and judge of their Virtues.
FOR TILE CLUE OF
Headache, Sick headache, Foul StOusch,
PlTTSinliti, Pa., May 1, 1516.
Dz. J. C. Avea. Fir: I have been repeatsdly cute.] of the
worst headache any body can have by a dose or two of yaw
1111 s. It seems to arise from a foul stomach. arida' they cleanse
at • once. If they will cure others as they do me, the fact
worth knowing. Yours with great r.spect.
ED. W. PREOLP, Cork .t Steamer Canton.-
' Bilious Disorders and Liver Compialuts.
D DIM or TUD I NTERJOI, Wustuxurox, D.C.,r1ab.,11156
SDI I have used your Plila in my general and hospital Fact
. tice ever since you made them, and cannot hesitate' to say they
are the beet cathartic we employ. Their regulating action on
the bier is quick and decided. coneeq nently they are sit admire.
hie remedy for derangemenns of that organ. indeed, I hive
seldom found &taxa( &Woos divas. so obstinate that it did not
readily yield to them. . Fs 'ornally yours,
ALt)N7.O BALL, M. D., Physician of the Marilee Hospital.
I)ysentery, Relax, and Worms.
Pon Orme, 1lama:1ov Lir. Co., Mics.,Nov. id, 1856 k
Da. Aims: Veer Pills are the perfection of medicine. They
nave done my wife Mall good than Icon tell you. She had been
Nick and pining. away kit swaths. 'Went off to be doctored at
great expense, but got no better. She then eosamenerd taking
your Pills, which *Quit cured her, by expelling large quantities
of worms (dead) front her body. They afterwards cured her and
oar two ehildrin of bloody dysentery. One of our neigitban
had it bad. and my wife t sired him with two dives of your Pille t
while others around us paid front five to twenty _dollars doctors
hills, and lost mach time. without bring cured -entirely even
then. Such a medicine as yours, whish is actually good and
honest, will be prized here. OZO. flatatoskir
Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.
gins Rye. J. 1. I.l4mei.ltssior j Adored Merck, Norton.
Da. Tel bane niell your Pills with extraordinary Sttennie
In my family and among times I'am called to visit in distress
To regulate the ueyaue of digestion and purify the blood ' they
are the very best remedy I have viVr known, and I can confi
dently recommend them to my frionds. Yours, J. Y. IVIES
Wazatw, Wroulso Co.. N. Y., Oct. la. 1555.
Dial Sat I iun rising your Cathartic Pills in my practice, and
find them an exorilent purgative to cleanse the system and pts•
rift' the &embalm of the blood. .
. JOILN G. 3I.EACIIAM, M. D.
•
Erysipelas, Scrofula, King's Evil, Tetter,
Tumors, and Salt Rheum.
Prma a .#l , neardieg 3krrhasit of Sr. Louis, Ftb. 4, 1654.
Da.Arcs: Tour Pills are the paragon of all that is great In
medicine. They have cured my little daughter of ulcerous some
upon her hands and feet that had preyed incurable for years.
Her Mother haabeen long pi.' •vously afflicted with blotches and
pimples on her skin and in her hair. After our child waseured,
she ale., tried 3..ut I',l :s, and they loire cured lice.
I ASA MOESEIDGE.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Gout: -
loan the Rer. Dr. Under, of the Jld4octitt .114+1.r. O,vrrA.
//., SATAXXAII, Jan. 6,1650.
had brought me if I did not
Mumma litut: I ithould be ungrateful for the relief your skill
rt case to ou. cold es*
tied in my limbs and brought repo on esmycrueisting y
newel& Isla
which elided chronic rheumatism. Notwithstanding
the best physicians, the disease grew worse and worse, nail, by
the advice of your excellent agent in Baltimore. Dr. Mackenzie,
I tried your Pills. -Their effects were slow, but sure. By per
seeming in the um 'of them I am now entirely well.
SIXJ.7I CHAsintr. DA7OX torts. La., 5 Dee-, 1855 .
Ds Ana: I have been entirely cared by your Pills of nem
matk Gout a pliant &ewe that had Minded me thr years.
VLNCENT SLIDELL.
•
• For Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred Com.
plaints, requiring an active purge, they are an excellent
remedy.
For Costiveness or Constipation, amid as a
namer Pill, they any namable and effectual,
Fits, suppression, Paralysis, Initaniznatkoa t
and even Deafness, and Palatial Biladness, bars b..
and by the alterative action of these 1111 s.
Most of the gib In market contain Mercuric whkkalthasis
I valuable remedy in skilful bands, is dangerous in &public pin,
Mins the dreadful consequences that frequently follow its nwasv
lions um These contain no mercury w mineral indananee
wanner. -
AYER'S CHERRY. PECTORAL
FOR THE RAPID CORR OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, IMMIX , .
ZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGH,
CROUP, ASTHMA, INCIPIENT
• CONSUMPTION, •
- and too OA relief of consounpthe patients In advanced stacai
et the dlaesso.
We need not speak to the public of its virtue,. ThiOughout
he
town, and almost every hamlet of the American Pates,
he wonderful cures of pulmonary complaints have made it al
ready known. say, kw are the families In any civilised Collre
try on this continent without some personal, experience of its
elects; and fewer yet the communities any where which have
not among them some living trophy of its victory over the sub
tie and dangerous diseases of the throat and lungs. While it Se
the most powerful antidote yet known to man be the formida ,
hie and dangerous diseases of the pulmonary organ; it /a she
the pleaaantest and safest remedy that can be employed lbr fa
huts and young persons. Parents should have it in stoes
anahurt the insidious enemy that steals upon them un
We have abundant grounds to behave the CHTLILT
same more lives by the consumptions it prevents than those it
cures. Keep it by you; and cure your colds while they ars curs
latgitr neglect them until no human skill can master the la
le canker that. fastened on the vitals, eats your life, away
d.
All know. the dreadful fatality of lung diaordere, an is they
know too the virtues of this remedy, we need not do more that.
wore them it la still made the best it can be. We spare nc
coot, no care, no top to produce It the mosrperfect posaible, ant
thus aflbrd those who rely on It the best agent which oar aka
ma furnish for their cure. •
PREPARED BY DL I. C. ATER, •
Pri:Sisal and Analytical Cluinuat, L.owsl , MI&
AND SOLD 871-,„
ABEL TURRELL, and by all Druggists and Med
icine Dealers.—nl4v3rlcw •
Bead_ the following Letter.
HOME TESTERONY.
We have received the / following letter in relation to
DR. MOMS'S INDIAS HOOT PILLS.
• Arts FOUR CORI : MRS,
SLUM. Co., Pa., Sept.. 28th, 1856. I
Messrs A. J. Wnrrx d; Co., New York:--•, •
"The Morse's Indian Root Pills had from you give
universal satisfaction ' in F.VERY INSTANCE, and our
fitment use them for almost everything . The DTs
fnßrat has been raging in this section to in alarm
ing extent; for the last six months, scsRCILT i snrot.i
ramily havino• °
escaped, xxcxrr THOSE wfixas yonr
pills Aare been cm) as a Pax - vs:stirs, in which ease
they have szvEn rialto. I will inform you shortly
how to send a further supply. Your ob't. Serv't."
ALPHONSO, SMITH.
Such lettereu theahore need no comment from ue,
they ought to convince all of what we firmly believe,
that Dr. .Moree's Indian Root Pills are the my best
Pill ever made.
Sold In Montrose by S. H. & D. Sayre, and by one
J
In every town, and In all country stores. A.
.1. White & Co., 2 St. Peters Place, New York-, sole
PrOkietors. - - 47—tf
Sr-FARMERS - ATTEND, 11
T HE undersigned would respectfully announce to
V i tamin's and all othersintereated, that we
have aced ourselves together under the firm of
MOTT & TILDEN,
at the old stand of If. At E. Mott, where we are pre
pared to fluidal PLOWS of the most approted pat.
terns now in use, such as Blatehley's, .ifttit
&e. Also Pants of all . kinds, Landshlt*
Otethrstor teeth; and' all kinds of eutings for Farm
ers and others; all of which we prepare to sell :stow
as can be afforded by any establishment In thiseoun
tri. •-- - - • ELIJ.Aff MOTT.
G. A. TILDEN.
We are aiso nadir for Ernerea ROM • rOVerlit
Drag and CireWlar Sawalor . wood,' aboDog, :4:Ntrn.
Powers, which we can fiirnish on short notice; • _
Wofttrwilitt. 7; 1 1 Orli' - •
The `WelMOkilftlhintiiimin.
itsuato lour rAriumAt maitSIXO, &r 11103i713011P.,
/141.9 •I*M.
Rates of Advertising.
Ond square (10 lines or less)one week, _ t. 0 86
One square " , two weeks, ,5
One square " three weeks, 1,00
1111'
One square - -Om mc 4l 125
,
One square -" • , two mon th s, _ 2,25
One square " three monthe, ..... ,00
One square -•" six inenths,'• 5,00
One square " ' o ne year, e,OO
Two squares.one year, • 16,00
Three squares one year, . . ... ...:.. 20,00
Five squares one year, . • 25,00
One column one yea., - •' ' 40,00
Yearly advertisers will have the privilege of alb'',
ring or changing their advertisements- with Out ad
ditional charge. --
," -
Business cards, not exceeding five lines, inserted
at 32,00 per annum. . .
Job Work 4
This office is supplied with a good assortment
Jobbing materials, and all kinds of Job - Work, such
as Cards, Posters, Pamphlets,&c, hill be done neat.-
ly end promptly •
BUSINESS CARDS.
L P. Wilmot.
101.. DVATE of th e . Allopathic and Itometiii;
tideColletee
e Medicine. is now permanentir loctded !wen= Dowd, Pa. .o{.
flee, coiner of Maine. and Ellizdnib St, newly oppnello the M. C.
Chmeb.' "'ItLT Ist . 1867.-/y,
Dr. H. - Smith;
'
QritoEol. 4 7 DE:VT . 4 4 .T. has removed hls Oftleeynom Floarle.ctohrt
own dweWnst engine . the Baptist church. elorlbdds,) In Mont.
mac, where Dental opuatlonnwlll be performed In M. usualgood,
manner. • •, • - Monttyse. May ISM.
,
C.' . D. Virgil,
_
,„. . 7:. , .. DESIDZ.Vr DEXTIST. has rumored ils-01Boe te
,1 Rao- • - his new residence. next door above Dr. Pat:ices.
- elms on - Tornpike Street, where he has tiled lIP morns la
a style of neatness sad convenience batting Ms profusion.
Morrow; October -:. 1d47.-tad . •
C. C. Hollister, •
TA EA LER SADDLES.Itarecu. Trunks. &c.. Maze
I/ St., first dour above Mott*3 Grocery, Montrose. 1.1,47,1
- TD. It D.
PIIYSICIAN AI CD peitnonenAelocatedblniegt,
at 13nolneyellte. Suequehmuns enttnty. Pa.. And sill protopto
attend to alt eallexlth which he may be favored.-18v2y1
A. Bushnell, •
- •
A TTORNF.T A COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Me ovor S. B
ese a Druz Stole, St:Spromvxdr. Dater. Pa 11y1
T. 11- Orchard, - I. D..
Pu YSICIAN AND SURGEON Jael:46, SttsquFhuns iontity.
Pa. Iteddenee at the N A office. -
Keeler & Stoddard.
DEALERS I\ BOOTS k .110E."4:. lAmithfr and Findings, oi:V.]
Maine at.. Ina door below tiradesllute.l3lontztae. r.i.... eta
. . . .
4.lcoarsc 11[2.11.L.8., ~... C. f. I.II,I,DARD,
• William K. Jeuxtp,_ - •
IATToRNEY AT. LAW & NOTARY PURUC. 01:1!* Pe.
ie square, lktoxrloues. .
• Miller & Fowler,
A TToRNEY'S AM). COUNSELLOR:4 AT LAW. and Solleltors
..11.in Chwnycry. Mee Xa. 44 Clarke sine% Cumaso,lll.
'Bentley & Pitch, •
•
A TTORNETS AY LAW; AND ROVNIT LAND•AGENTS,—
,LV Office woo. of the Court Musk Mootrose Va.
6. BIATLITi. L r ma.
_ -
Albeit Chamberlin: •
4 rromirr AT LAW. AND - JUSTICE. OF THE PEACF:—
iv office over I. L. Post .t.CD.'iStore. If orneosz. Fa.
--
--- _• ' . Win. If:Jessup, • -
. .
4 TTORNF.Y AT LAM - AND COMMISSION - Ell OF MEW,
ZIL for the State of New Tort. will attend to all bunions' entrusted
to him with promptness and Edellty. 11 - Xllce on I'ublle Square, (kn.
pled by Hon. Mini= Jessup. .. . .
_
-
Abel' Turxell; • _ -
,
latr"s. MElliel..NM ertEmicats. NW;
D E 411 1 :6 F 1P4 6
ullts, -Grrsx ries. Dry ChsuLrls„ ilardware, Swne vare
inasssrare,, Clucks, Watches, Jewelry, Slicer Spnons, Spectseiss, Als-
Aar Instruments. Trusses, Surgical Inidskituents, piquurs. BaTiiia•
err. Mimrs, Stationery, Brushes, Styes, Yankee NOtiOnS, tkr...
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• , . .. F. B. Chaadler, . . -
yik EAt. ER IN DRY GOODS,: Ready Made Cloehlng,'Grver:6l,
11 Books and Stationery, etc, Dade:Avenue, MON - raosx, l'a,
. -; ;. \ L L.. Post & Co., - .
_
.
r_ALi...m.., Itl - 'DRY; GOOPS, Groce6N. Crockery, lianierare, I
I) (ether, Flogr. etc., corner .4 Turnpike street =a Putak Ave- ~
bur. 3lusribk.s., la. • . .
- .
J. Lyons & Son.,
DEALERS IN DRY groceriel. Hardware, enxicery.
Tinware, Boin% Se.; alvr,',cry °utile Bow: Hisritignbusizesii
Avenue, Slorturrei
J. LTONit.
. - . Biiitleir & Re;id, • .
. .
DEALERS IN. DRY * GOODS, Drugs.: NhSileilltlN Paints, OU
Grocertes-Ilardware, erncken., Dun., flucks, Watches, J.
-err/. Slinn - Spoous, Pcsiumeg, ,ke- Uric: Ms.*, .Ifu.vTaces.
G. Ir. IMITLZT .
c r cue,
. .
.•
. - William & Willialil IL Jessup, --
t •
i TTORNF.Ys AT. LAW, MoNritn,r. Pa. Practice in Silactle.
I t
twin, .Itradford Wayne, Wyondnir and puerile cuutitio.
•
E. S. FUNNELL,F:
F.A LER La Staves and Ileartiart. Ilaokp.Qcs, !WM!, Firkin".
.hu &T.:Sc.. GISE&T BIND, $ UM.170., P. orters from I,
Aparislble quarter,. promptly &led. and gepPed pea dirictloa..-y3a9r
-
- Rockwell - & Winton. --
ILFANTFAcTURERs and IkrOemla Straw bad,. Hata C.
1.1. Fart.: Umbrella% Parasol; Itlbbilat, &c., at., N0...10 eptullautt
atreet. Nsir Yous.'(up calm)
, .
11. U. lIOCi WILL. . .
. A. Baldwin. , - .
wuoLi..7A r iE ,. .mi c kigl im ihm t l r olj irfilt sait. r r urk . Fph,
end td Chandler's gore. Itoarsoat. -
.
_ . -
. .
•.- - • .- R. Thayer, ' . .• - - •
YIITSI6AZ: AND StRGEON. Itoh - rioir.. 11. Office in the
Tortures store. ' . _
E. N. Moore,
formeirly of - pran t ge Coo v n ti t d r,,Jel t r d. : , Tork i ha t. e ;
ato!..e libtat ballenn a g. " r qu re P pairi r 4 (TA n sl y litirt; o r other nra r liatil am
feeling that hla eattee. *- army*. him In doing ao. Post °Zee ad
drea% Glenwood, Strut. Co., Pa..
Y3n7yl
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. . Comes & . flee,- .
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PALR%E In Foreign and Ante** llarbliaAtonuntenta. Head
Stones, Table Topa..ke., Hlngbaanton Rev York. Basiturie pet.
tdolog to the above attended tn - wtHlt by G. W. PJLEXIS.
I, ma, ItraiklytN, Nuaq. co.. Ps, - ' . !tail -
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E. CAULDWEJLL &.5011151i,.
• twroßimns or AND DEALXIS II •
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AND
. LOOKING-GLASSES,
NO. 7'6 WARREN STREET,
CACLDISTLUt -- b. • •
T. G. CAt•LiViritiL., • Henry lew-York.
NV . cAruorni.:3
rri subesaiber baring tonnected himself with the above House
4. in the C.ROCCERT MAD; In all its various branches. timid pimp.
ly say to tnerchanto hotel, and boarding•bouse keepers, In 80qter•
harms and adjoining eounnes. that ttnAr stock is one of the LvOwt of
tile kind kept to New York ; tilde assortnurnt is large and. general ;
their goods= aped quality and choice patterns ; their pips aglow
as the trade can offer with nitisenceto profits: and add he la Intry
anxious to sell to all who may think It for their Intweetto give bias
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New York. January 1; 1857.-4 ; •
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O. Fe FORDHAIVI.:
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SADDLE- & :HARNESS..MAKER
•„. • AND- TRIIIIIII6R, ". -.
QVC:CESSOR ofd. ii R. - Dukierlit.. (late Fordhain and Stillij In
kl ihosbove buSinfil offer on goiod Wrong, al/ 'kind* of 'work
In ids Ilne,"Such as Saddles, harness, Trunks, .te.. liareass 'made
of the hest oak-tanned leather.. Carriage Trimming or all kinds done
on short Wirt.. AU kinds cleaning° Trimmings keg, on iaindand.
furnished eller timn akilie purrlmsed elsewhere In Norifirn.Penn•
m pa i
. anla. :•.: 1, noind ,I, Basement of Searle s Hotel. Ilostaosn.
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Banking House -
POST, ' , COOPER & CO.
HENRY DRINKER, ' ~n
WM, HIINTTING COOPER. • 4 ROSE
ISAAC L POST. . • • . November •12, 1855
J)RAFTS on New, York citiand PbiladelpW~ .-
CollecdonB remitted; •
Office bourn from 181,A. i t t 4 ,8.
Messrs. k P Y ork,
REFER , azton, • or, •
ni•NVE, §4Ruel C. Horton, Esq., rhira.
11 "' 4PWIP. Montrose.
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-RAIMENT. - VEDIPC . iIIEff. -' . -
A MONO the sT :•.," yvic.ir f 4 wield *Terrell'. Store; may be
.1.1...tmmd -411 of Dr. J Ames will celebrated 'ram& medicines':
Ayres Cherry Penitent and Vat c Pills; Mien , * Fovea :Wine
andForattPllte ,
_• Rolland MO ' rel Delman hittore;apnden's sr
rtes of nuidly medicines t'ld 'nt's Gargling IfiLtheAratest, ~.,, e ky
rem
edy fnr epithelia- roan or b over known.: MathellsoWs i • 'llmu'''.
Remedy. and Hone Remedy ; Onir-k's Vertaifuge, and n variety of
other kinds; Trairn hirakiiak Olannent , the great remedy for hum.
theumstism , end all deftaftiory tan/pig:lu : . Pond's "Zatraet. li
Mat isle thing I* grafter purposes sit the above knntinent ; Andmies
Pahl Destmenthaseii4 I, tthad *Melo ; Wundonrihllaisamand Boos
Lbdtnent ; Atirood'ethouldiao Bitters Canker Thom Liniment, sad
Dyserdell t
,Itskees Compound ihr Dysthtery ; Hotarlduti . !
rePtln. r t.bes ; Rerattiottre Extrant of Matt and tt r n,Ct of
raerpruLa; .4 rarletY Or SalVes../he beg, in asekti. Ems. Re.. lied
en almost endless variety of Patent Medicines. altogether too nuntsr•
onto enuminate.....but suffice ft to my; that tbo publierwill Ind near•
ly every thing In ibis litte„ tittle Drug aaraincp awe of, 1' •
Montrose, u1y.1867. ' ABM p. 318 I.L:
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Having secured the right of using rroddard's PM.
got for raising and loweliag earriege• tope is
=red to tarnish-and put- them on' at the . shortest
Montrose; Sy 6 ; "
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kfTliTr i flOßSE POWE R-s STAN RICIIt FBl 1L s
---i.„.„,.. 1 EN:G00.D - eigity R..-
rra.z - - r4 - Cyllacter,"bal ,
"" laaaalabaakidirea lona: tits a strong we built
suushiue. lluitabla for . a Coal Shah arl'ateliecat and
will be: told ant; Mr. • •..‘ Addreau,'e. • •
fi . rOSTIIROTHEW
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