.... P. T. Barnum, oftiew . York, gained
a suit in-the Circuit Court at Washington, i n
which the verdict was .for *51,9161 and
interest.
Samna' Gibson has been 'lli:Manna
s t Lancaster Pa. to ten months iwilmiaon.
meet for sheep s tealing.
It is estimated that 70,000 firkins
more hotter were made in the dairy counties
of New York the past season tbao ever be.
fort in one mrmmer.. •• •
Th o istature of Texas Lave elect
ed J. Pinckney 11.-nderson and J. W. Camp
bell, United States Senators, _to succeed
Generals Houston and Reek.
Several Roman Catholic priestshave
b een excommunicated by the - BishoP of
Augsburg, Ba,vatia; fer r hotding that salvation
ma y be found 'iirithin the - pale of other
ciiiirches than that of Rome.
-It is stated in a Spanish journal that,
Mr. Dodge, United States Minister at Mad.
rid, has sent in his resignation, but that he
has- done so entirely from the state of his
family, and other private coniiderations.
A paper stated that " Washington ro
infested with a gang of desperate scoundrels."
Prentice replies--" This is . evidently on ins&
mertence. Congress doesn't itssemble until
*the first Monday in December." - ,
There are now in New Bedford,
Mass, l 22 whalers, 12 ships and 11 barques, -
on iy vco of which will sail this season.—
There are Always some whalers lying - by for
the winter, but the number this year es much
larger than usual, rwitig to the monetary dif:
&shies. .
Last. Tuesday a you gen of Dr.
Sullivan, of this - place, broke through the ice
end almost drowned whilst skating on the
A st i opposite the Montour Iron Company's
Isltll. Ile was itScued, we , are told, by
means of a top. Re was immediately, ear.
ried to a neighburing house, and, although
life was almost extinct - , great sad persever
irg, exertions saved him—Demi& Intern
pair.
The fate of Governor Walker re
minds us how unform is the history of. Kan
sas Governors! They all set out with a
great'llouriA of trumpets, and commence
their career by an affiliation with the Border
Ruffians. They all become disgusted with
their party, and one after another straggles
down the Missouri - River, coming home to
embarrass the Administration, and to tell
tales out of school, to the great injury of the
Detnoeratic party.
As a remedy fora disordered cur
rency, many are , proposing a resort to a new
National Bank. Better try a purely metallic
currency first. .If that does well the country
will be satisfied. It it does badly, there will
be an end of clamor fur it. As the case now
stands there is a specie currency for office
holders and goieniment contractors, and a
paper currency for the people. The domi
nant party, moreover, get the credit of being
the specie party, while they reap all the ad
vantages, if any,, 'which result from paper
money and commercial credit.
There . seems to be . a niisapprehengion
in some quarters on the subject of the author
under which the Constitutioni! .Conven
tion in gansas a...t.semlied, Some of the pa
pers spesi: yf an Act of Congress authorizing
a Convention. A bill ;for the purpose wa4
poised by the Senate, but was not concurred
i n by the Ifi)use. Tha Convention was au
thorized by'an Act of the -Territorial Legis
!attire.
; . It is at last di:finitely settled that the
Ilenablitan have elected thetrovernor and
S , A te Prison ltrpector in Wisconsin ; and in
theitgislature there is a Republican majori
ty nn joint ballot. The . Democrats elect the
other State officers.
. .
-.. A single insertion of an advertise
ment in the Boston Herald, fora girl to feed
press, brought three hundredd-and eleven sp . -
plicants, and they had not ceased when the
edition went to press. This fact speaks vol..
umes'of painful truth in regard to the condi:
tion of the working women of the largo cities.
The Washington Union to day, Liss
a very severe article, condernnir:g the. Phila
delphia Press for its course in regard to the
Kansas Constitutional Conventicin. It con
rlnds as follows: "He (the editor of the
Press) is exactly in , the condition of the
Black Republicans whom he so gallantly
foughtih former contests. - He is perverting
andinisspplying the great principle that the
will.of the majority should prevail. Such
perYerAons ot that principle- cot4d justify
mob!, lynch law, and - all overthrow of law
and order.t.'
.... The Boston jotirna/ says that Hon.
N. P. Banks will t,ske his seat in the Unittc .
States House :of Representatives, which
meets next week, and hold it for a month, as
the :new State Government.:Of Massachusetts.,
of whith he will be the Governor, will not
come into existence until the .fitti el January - .
next. His resignation from Congrena,. the
Journal says, will take effect on the Ist of
January. By this means Mr. Banks will
lend his voice and influence to the Republi
cans in the incipient struggle in the 'House.
A piling woman in Milford; Gmn..
recently answered a. matrimonial advertise
ment in a New York paper, in sport, but a
reply came speedily, and as she took it from
, the Post-Office she made the acquaintance of
,12n advertiser, one Victor Bard, who went
sup to Milf6rd with:lila letter. Bard cultiva
ted the acquaintance, got himself puffed in
the local paper as a literary man, lecturer,
rte., and the day was fixed for his marriage
with the girl, when news came an the eve of
the wedding, that Bard was arrested as a
:swindler and biiatnist. The young lady is
disconsolate. ;1i
.. The present tightness in the r.ontiy
market is operating very injuriously to the
.prosperity of the country press throughout
Minnesota. The Olmsted Journal, The
Winona Argus, The Traverse eke Sioux
Register, The Shakopee Advocate, The
" Southern Minnesota' Star, The Stillwater
Onion, and The Dakota Journal, have sus.
.pended publication—the first three indefinite
ly; the othersopromise to resume.
• . Two Methodist ministers in North
Carolina, Messrs. Edwards and Rosser, have
been
,"disciplined" fur the indulgence in the
aame'of ten-pins at the Virginia Springs -last
Summer. They pleaded guilty, expressed
regr!. for the act, stated that they were not.
Luscious of intention to do . wropg, and .
Iromised not to do so any more. The. Con
ference which tried ihem, in session at Eliza
beth City, accepted the acknowlergatent, and
Ivrmitted them to continue their functions.
Tlet St. Paul Times of the :.4th alt.
olririai return's of the mite: Governor "' 32 Giinitie.: o f Minnesota , icit show ag.
15'?.874 hiltineY (PwPub.)
"" 4 0,444 f.ir • : ? ibic. : 3 , ~ (Dom,)--Ranurey
ahead . , TlO. Ten Inqre C;ionties unoffieitillY
beard, from give tmiey I , BBo , Sible y 1„44M
—therea4ing liamsey'it'rrittiority t 4 616.
But there are bogus repqrts f m k,ont
And' clith other counties, which givelthley
1,116 tnajority, WhiChlof course elect* Viin :
The huhu factureis of these returns are witii
ed Piet they can only inbuilt them._ for
cip.vms a their peril.
RO,U : o,ll*':4 - 13-gT , MT : IVAL,
"Tau Towns: soar) so nom% awns WI rile
Lua rowan Tuna aocTua. oil Ira Nairata aanusa."
"ROUGH & RELDIr"
EAGINE COMPANY,
_ll,
Wc.
MILL sour •
IFEgeolrFWaL 9
BLOOMER HALL,
CHRISTMAS EVENING,
Dewunber 25th 1857.
Single Ticketi, $l,OO, Lady and Gent.. $1,60
"Neap on more wood! the wind is ;
But let it Whbtle as it will.
Well keep our Christmas Merry still."
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
E. C. FORDEUX D. Sara;
C. VT. Mon, A. P. Kama,
8. G. Faces, F. A Cu;
& H. Mins°*to; -D. D. Sum.
Notiee.—There will be a Conference of the Sus-
QUILISAIIINA ASSOCIATION OF UNITCRBILISTIIi at Sur
quehanna Depot, Wednesday and Thursday, (Dec.
18qnd 17.) AU are invited to attend..
I,t, is expected that Rev. J. M. AUSTIN, of Au
burn, N. Y., will bathers. A. 0. WAnaxx,
Dec. 9, 1857. Sfaadiay aerit.
MARRIED.
In Friendsville. on the 3d inst., at the residence of
the bride, by Rev. B. B. Emory, Mr. Parszaven
HINDS, of Montrose, and Mrs. ALVA ESMOND.
In Jessup, on.the let Inst.. by Eld.. A. L. Post,
Mr. Samna. B. Roans, of Bridgewater, and Miss
MAVILLA AVUT, of the former place.
In Forest Laid, on the Sd inst., by Eld. W. C. Til
den, Idr. H. IL Ram, of Syracuse, N. Y., and Miss
Eusa-ttasit. cf Lentysville, Wyoming Co., Pa.
•
On the 34 lasi. ; by Bev. Wm. Reddy, Presiding .
Elder of the Auburn Distric:, 11. Scorn Raasts,, Esq.,
of Port Jervis, end Miss rum Late, of Jackson.
DIED.
In Middletown, on the 2d inst., Miss Ass &R
-eece; aged 24 years and 6 months.
The funeral of the deceased was attended on the
4th, when a large concourse of people manifested
their respect to the departed and their sympathy for
the bereaved family. [Cow.
In Carbondale, Oct: 22d, 1887, Asuxa Cusuar.r.-
tali, in the 54th year of his age.
The deceased was horn in Gibson, Suaq. Co., and
removed to Carbondale about three years since.. He
was a worthy member of the M. E. Church, which he
joined under the ministry of the Rev. Mr. Evans, in
the rear 1833. The disease of which he died was
the lung fever, which terminated his existence in less
than a weeks time, and his spirit returned unto the
God who gave it. Although his friends would s have
liked to enjoy his, society longer ' yet God in his
providenee. saw fit to remove him from them; and
we trust he is where the Wicked cease from troubling
and the weary are at rest. His remains were con
veyed to Raeford, this county, where the funeral ser
vices were attended by the Rev. S. Barnes, who
preached to a large audience from these appropriate
words: " Blessed are the pure in heart, far they
shall tee r. 8. He was a kind husband
and affectionate father, and bas left a wife and wor
thy family to mourn his 100.
We miss thee, absent father,
. • We n lot thee, every day ; •
'Death might have claimed another,
• • And let our father 'stay.
We miss thee, absent father, , •
• Bclov'd so many years ;
Where could we find another,
So worthy of our tears? • :‘
Though tears now, without- number,
We shed, affection's rain,
We would not break thy slumber
And cal! tl3l back.:ltztin.
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ERN twat"
• Hditore e 10't Fulton-Street, liew-Yeek,
•-' • .
I '
+ REg - liCrit : NW Mitt inirl
~•oY .NW
CHEAP. lIES74Irr 4* REAP.
•• 3letqavie,. Dee. 9, 193 _
A .
LL NUMBERS, just In,. and w il l*, sold tigbt, by
dec. 9. BENTLEY k READ.
BiiNlllAlllllll,
for ode by • J. LYONS 3 SON.
Noritrose, Dec. 9, 1857.
" '
=RAY.
STRAYED from the eneloiure of IMhselStruPpler
4;7 in Birebardville; two red bellbrPalTes, and one
WWI line back. Any person Informlng me where
said calves are shall be suitably reward. .
-.- MICHAEL EIRIEPPLEIL'
Blrchardvill 0, Dec. 9,1857.4 w
...
.}1
• • . 1011101 .
WERE my wife Esivarrn u left my bed
and "
and board without just calm t. provocation,
I do hereby forbid any one harboring or trusting her
on my account, as I will not pay any cbts other con.
xraetint after this date. ' .. & SCOTT..
Lenox, Nov. 30th, 18157.
. .
. .
Sheriff's Sale. .
BY virtue of a writ of reit. ez. issu4l by the Court
of Common Pleas of Susquehan county and to
me directed, I will expose to isle brublic vendrie,
at the Court House in Montrose, on Sa turday the 26th,
of Dee., 1857, at one o'clock, r. m., the following de.
scribed piece or parcel of land, to with ,
ALL that certain piece or parcel f land, situate
in the townships of Brooklyn, Ilarfo , and Lenox,
Susq. Co., bounded and described as folloirs, to wit:
on the north by lands of William P ins 'and Daniel
iel ; il
Oakley, on the east by lands of E stun Brewster,
Othneal. Carpenter, and Obadiah Johnson, on the
south by Obadiah Johnson and SamuCl Wright, and
on the west by lands late the estate of Wise Wright,
deceased, containing 240 acres, mo ' or less, with
the appurtenances, two framed d g houses, four
barns, one cider mill, one horse barn one woodshed,
w i
one orchard, and about 175 acres imioroved.
Taken in execution at the suit of Benry Abel and
Seth Abel vs. Michael Brown. JOHN YOUNG,
Sheriff 'a Office, Montrose, Pee, 9,f57. B,Aertyr.
—
IVIZ:VTiC
IS HEREBY G-. E ' E N,.
THAT--• '
AIL rallireili
,-
- ET A S just returned from New-Yo k, with a tarp
1 . 1. and choice variety of GOODS, ught for Cub,
and se!qed ct with much care, from er thirty of the.
b es t H ous ,Ns in New-York, which he frac' to his an
io
tamers an d t.,.Ne public, at low plicujor Cub. Ills
stock comprises; • : .1
DRUGS,
- • if EDICINF.S,
" A INV
PAINTS, - ,
OILS,
WINDOW GLL . •
DYE STUFFS, .
- GRANCERILS. 7
4LASS WAEg,.
CROCKERY,
MIRRORS,
CLOCKS,
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW
WINDOW,
FANCY GOODS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
JEWELRY,
PERFUMERY,
DRY GOOD
HARD WARE,
'ONE WADI
WOODEN WARE,
. BROOMS,BRUHES,
JAPANNED WARE,
BIRD CAGES,
CANARY] SEED.
WHIPS, • POCOT KNIVES,
' UMBRELLAS,
GUNS; . .1
• •
PISTOLS, •
Alt UNITIONI
• - TURPENTr
CAM HE NS, •
BU SING FLUID,
ALCOHOL,
LIQUORS,. '
- (For Medicinal Parpaes,
• TRUSSES, I -
SUPPORTERS,
SHOUP I DER BRACES,
PORT MONIAES,
SPECTACLES, I
SILVER k PLATED SPOONS, FORKS, ke.,
GOLD PENS,
STATIONERY.
VIOLIN STRINGS, BOWS, ke ,
And all of the most popular
PATENT MEDI S.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto reeeir-.
ed, he hop e s to merit a continuant p and large
in
crease of the Fame. 'ABEL TURRELL.
. Montrose. Dec. 1557.
•
DM
GOING : GOING
Antitill.
B .
CT not thronch the hands of the Sherif. tiie sneer to dispose
of onr own. GOODS, therefore
I
GREAT INDUCE7ENTS
• --,-.......
ARE fIFFg.RED TO •
CA Sn CUSTOIIXERS -
,
or no SHORT CREDIT. with aPProved notes. Than who wish
to mail themselves of this opportunity. a e Advise to call at the
,' • Store's of
I .
GUTTENBERG, ROSE. UM A CI:1"
AT EITHER I
IfONTROSE, SCSQ. CO., PA.,
SUSQUEHANNA DEPOT SUSQ. CO.,
or TO WA NPA,BRAD4ORD CO.,PA.,
What we oSer to suit
_ .
M I I MA Ara aiii 9
AVOID SUSI' lON,-
Great Bargains
..._...
,
TO PURCHASERS Or ALL *INDS Or
Dry Goods & Ready Made Clothing,
which tan been lately NM:taxed under lne }ow prices, and
selling at the same. A spl stock of
DRY GO. DS,
COMPRISING ALLMOST Kt . 'Elili KIND OF
SUCH AS
RICH MOIRE ANTIVE..
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS.
, PLAIN AND PRINTI9RENcH MERINOS,
* ' SHADED AND PL IN ALL WOOL,
AND COMMON DsLAINF.S.
PARA METTAS CI, to 30 per cent. lower than MT!. AG..&e. Ls
DOMESTICGIOIIS, -
cur stock Is complete and astonishing-low , e also bars as hand
RUM
AMAIM HEAVY iTOCK 0 1
raffilMEEffil
V
which we veer 30 per cent. lower than any ii +er Establishment to
this section. Also Cl...thine made to orate the neatest sad best
manner. and WARRANTED.
All kinds of Grain taken at the HIGHEST V.A111127 rt 1025.
Also Dried Apples and Geese Feathers. - i
Please call and price our goods, and satisfy VOWIMITVII tithe shore
FACTS/ • .
Guttenberg, Roisenlbnum & Co..
YON - TRW, Pa_ Nov. 26, NAL-tt 1 .
NEW GO. DS,
JUST ABIUVED, - .4IND •
SELLING AT GREATLY REDLtE I D PRICES,
FOR THE REAOT
by -• • J..I4YONEA SON.
Montrose, Nov. 26, t 867. i
•
- - Ezecuter's Notice.
. .•
°TICE DS urstnir corm to all ui bartag_deromodo
15 1. . Zik t altbe estate at c t rr o r cbe tare of Say Mn.
tamefor mute.
moot. sal WI pectoso Indebted to sold Estate mudded to mam
um =. Wm. "B=a" TUCCUA
Notice Not
Eitraoilioary,
A S much as we deepise public dinuning r weirould
.t 1 like to see every loan end woman that is owing
us on old accounts, copm and i n way, settUirthe
same. •The hard dines has ow n. mt. Wi are
owing debts which we zooid be g to pay. • which
is utterly impossible, uuhie by mailsbor and what is
due us. Now will every one haying unsettled se;
counts with us call nod nee mat If bni. , every
little helps. We wig ttke Beef, Pork, Fowls, Oats,
With ire7kinds 4f Greek Which thew &r ay debit. oma hafe to
Rpm . e b i ur py ,w§
alOngig alim4,nfir es thing / 4ie wftF
for more. • • a.] sazAlllk;
lhatrose. Dpe. 2;'i/#7,4•.
SHOULIV' 11._.
irhaw,":""4" o " ottol* thi thmdiiaw i 4611 w.
POMAR4I illitenri. l
ands den Ilbriddch liwareLginowittatyteLeint: ara
u gg r ,_ ' food " be riZt e lf=ri r if t e . =Z .
that arm agen4failit the :
“FILIAIIVerS 5ig0141, ,, • .
aid you "Mind everythbg old poortleased Ware rigidnefbr
berreoloneleb, aipdeee asparatlelledialbel=he modicum
sae. Among oertetabeise may be Meet bbs
Giumeseeelltiiscries;
_ ; olPinall :
Smut.. Boat ^ TWOBISINSIS 1,/,1.1111.2 DAS ;
EMUS VAISTAILI *MIX' PLUSH;
011117131`1 IitrISLIXD_ s; •r Oeseles Vsesitiesst .
Jrrali Mcoreerso Crnaea, 'Janne.% Vraleneell 4.
PAIN Musa: Caereeles Bum trans;
&over% Reetre Rause; irtth elrerY Tal*r et
•
Thaw!:Os Family Biedtc - ineN .
warranted to the wpm tee triad WYaweeetestmeaded,
with °then too einseroae,to tientlee. CO end see se. .._•141 sod
advice the ot chew • TUATILIII, Jr.
liortactut, Due. -er • ,
.-Rieonteet Silo. '
int undersigned,. emetic &c., of Jaekstm W.
T
Par mintl, deceased, u 1 War at public sale,on
the premises late of said.decedent,in Gibscm. on Wed.
nesday, Llecemberitth, 1867, at 10 o'clock,•A.-111;
the following pers:ptsal propsetv:
1 yoke of, ozejl,", cows; 1 ppke of tWo-year•old
steers. 1 calf, 1 seven•vear.oll bsy mare, 1 yearling
colt, 16 sheep, 2 tatting hogs. 2 shoals, awrantity
of corn. wheat, rye; oats, gross weed, hay, and coarse
thdder. 1 Jamming mill, 6 sugar kettles, *sap holders,
a quantity °rasp tubs,- 1 ozmus lumber. shingles,
1 lumber wagon, buggy warm, mi k e;, 'doable and
single harnesses. pair abobidsleis, vott*,.2 Polk,
side&iliplough,•corn plough,-2 harrows, and other
firming tools; loom mid utensils, 3 cook storm with
fuildtureibedsmads, bids, tables, chshi, bunatu,and
other household furniture. dairy utensili, ind - a great
many other articles, too numerous to mention.
Trims : All sums of $2, or - over; stz months' audit
with approved security; WI than that amount. each.
• - JACOB L. 0!L11gli.
Gibson, Nov. - 26, 11101.-13*
Ail Acrostic,
m. 7 razor's Itetek.myshciut sere
0 b, -comae, an, all, : on land or se A /
R Ise twenty steps, rest , coy caw 1.1-
ICI
R cane, place few, antooth a.cbu-p
JI- F
I charge a sispetice , ?.s feE s •
Sl tranger, I am dewth on hai 110
Shop removed to the 6 Faiimers' Store,” on
Maln , Street. - "Montreal, NOT. 25, 1257.-4 f
Er4.4•TED.
TIITE utt
eer ordersignt more i desi
om Se: to take
hrat p n ires elt, for one,
A JDAIRY FARM,.
with 15 or 20 cows. The louder made from the small
dairy I have lieritofore kept. has been pronounced
of good quality, by purehaaers.
Any one having such, sifarot to let can address the
stdaseriber, at Ararat - P. 0., Susq. Co., Pa.
GILBEIVTWILLIANS.
Ararat, Nov. 21, 1857.--lw"
HL copartnership betweeit Z. COBB' & J. A.
HOWELL is this dailthesolved by mutual consent.
The boas anti Accounts are in the hands of Z. Cobb,
f ur te td eni e li t ; and the butchering business will be
carried on at thi old stiirlby J. A. flowsu..
Z. COBB,
• ' HOWELL.
Montrose, Nor. 20, 1 ,41.--tf "': •
►PER,
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"IVOTICE is hereby &es to all jimmies donsinds neatest
LI the estate crif JACIPOIS W. PAEMINWX.Istod, late el GM
son township. that the some mast be presented to the andendowel
for aressoiresment. WWI pampa teidisbtect.to nsid estate lies ropiest
a W _
mats immediate payment
JACOB GIWIIT. Esmiistr.
Pibesti..New. 18,57..5w
Eseinitorli
SOTICIC herebi Elam seat pima larbal '4lemaade
sada of
thenrde tibminrs:l=
/14='Prellee he eaeocasty
at for 96 '118 ddinil
• 4 • CHMI t L Es TINGLCY. at
WASSES M. TIYOI..EY,"! h
".*
Opatasber. 1, ler-0v •
DISSOLUTION.
PROSPECTUS.
Esecuter's Notioe.
• -43111 . X 0112 R OS
LI
II
1,
eteqeilti FiqN99
Nails, Iron, Mal. *Math*
DOOR LOCKS & HA NGIN GS, SCREWS
of various knick,
IieLDDLEII,II4 beyond description,
Carpenters Teals, Shoeitakrr's.iLlto
sousrksioLO
bootleg a. large inaortabout of .
GROCERIES, CROCKERY,
D.-R-Y
at the lowest market Mimi. All these, and many
other articles, can *brays be finindin the
PHORIUX BLOCK, .
at the atm of M. S. Wilson & Son.
Montrose, Nor. 4, 1857.
BUFFALO ROBES, -
t impeller lot just received, and will be sold km,
./1. by '
New Ali!lord, Nov. 11, 1857.
Susquehanna 'Comity
NORMAL selloaL.
Prof. J. P. STODDARD. Principal. •
TE . undersigned have the pleasure creation:icing,
that the SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY NORMAL SCROOL t
will again open lu the Susquehanna Academy Build
ings, at Montrose, on Monday, the 30th day of lcor„
to continue 22 weeks, under thu charge of Prof..,Stod
dsrd„ and Cfompetent Assistants.
To those who desire to attend school, thin oppor
tunity offers rare Inducements.
Prof. STODDARD'I character as a thorough, practical
Educator and Author—for discipline, scholarship, and
superior methods of kistruction—is already too well
known to require comment.
Those who design becoming leachere should not Dui
to avail themselves of the advantages here presented.
Prof. STODDARD will deliver, during the term, a
course of lectures upon the Science and Arg of Teach.
inp, 'and Normal Science.
:There will be an Experimental Department con
.nrcted with the Normal School, to which 40 pupils
only, will be admitted.
EXPENSES.
Tuition In Normal Department, per quarter, of
II weeks, • • • - $5,00
- Tuition is Experimental do., per qt. of It weeks, 8,50
" • Latta and Greek, " " " 5,00
Board, per week, from $2,00 . , to $2.25. -
ft is desirable that the tuition bills be paid in ad
`ranee. The money will be refunded if the student is
kepS frum school by protracted sickness.
Students can board themselves the same as during
the Fall term. Cooking stoves and furniture may be
rented a Mr. Sayre at very seasonable rates.
N. B. It Is highly important that every student be
present the first, day of the term, as the classes will
then be termed attJ studies assigned. •
WM: JMUP, Prisident. •
C. F. Rain, Seeittary. -
Montrose. Nor. 4. 1857 —6
.aramod
0 .
g. 11. 3 to
:1 E. 11 2
11:$
: 11 C A el
0. Iv e).
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: 4 .4
•
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F'77
g 9 4
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s.c.
= 3 a
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MONEY WANTED: . •
PENNSYLVANIA MONEY taken at par in ea.
• change for goods at •
NEW YORK PRICES,
or fat good Notes and AccountA. Floase call on
F. B. CHANDLER.
Montrose, Oct, 26, 11357.
GROCERIES.
•
Afresh supply, including the best SYRUP In town,
just opened, and going cheap.
Oct. 28, '67. J. LYONS St SON.
SCHOOL - BOOKS.
A tai g e suorunent of School Books, Ifiscellancous
tl ana Fancy Books, &c., &e., just received, and
cheap, by CHANDLER.
Sept. 23, 1E37.
• Dissolution: .
TIIE firm of R. Thayer 3 Co., is this d a y dissolved
by mutual convent. R. THAYER. Jr.
ALBERTON THAYER.
Montrose, Oct. SO, 1857.
ntrß stoves have been so thoronghly tried; to the
' entire satisfaction of all, that they need no-rec..
ommend from U.S. 8. H. SAYRE k BROTHERS
Montrose, May 27, 1857.
PERT we are receiving •NEW GOODS weekly
I. :and therefore have always a fine 'assortment on
hand, which we promise to sell at prices is low,
as .the same articles can be purchased for, else
where in the county. HEMPSTEAD & McIEENZIE.
Brooklyn, Jime 3, lon.
WE have just received a fresh invoke of Paints
and Oils, Dye-stuffs, Chemicals, &c., which we
are selling at the lowest market rates. Those in want
will give us a call. HEMPSTEAD & McKENZIE.
CAUTION
LL potions are hereby cautioned against taking
a note for $2O, dated May 23, 1857, due six
mos. from date, payable to.J.
.Niekerson, or bearer,
and signed by me,. no value having been received by
me for the same, and I shall not pay it unless com
pelled by Law. - • 110R.S.CE ELM.
Springville, Nov. 18, 1857.-3 w
Interesting Intelligence !
This "Financial Crisis" -
Ilas cut short the dimes—
So here.are low prices,
. . To suit the hard times. -
ItIROM now until the first of Amiary I will self all
styles of Pictures full ;. , t) per gent below &reser
p OM
- Or, to those who prefer, I will gtre a present with
every liteeese—its value in proportion to the style of
cue purchased. s
Or. to Emilia or clubs of fire or more at one time,
I irDl di..duct 25 per cent from regutar pricPs:
44. E
11,00
U,OO
`'CHEAP PICTURES" .
furnished to.uneh as desire them ;as good and as .
cheap as sty in town.
Every likeness sold will be nnmbered, and those
Rho are so fortunate as to secure Nos. 83,66, 9901 m.,
on the Ust i - will receive their pictures ratm—whatev
er the style or price selected !
Under any ordinary circumstances, I would,not and
could not bold out such inducements, but' the depree
eon of the " promve" is pressing opprest.irely Upon
me, so that arsome rate, the'" impressions" must E.
81 4 • - • W. B. DEANS'
Ambutotype aocl ROOff"
Minix mock, foot of Public Avenue.
Nontrono i Nov. ta t 111i7 •
• N D
STOVES, STOVES,
Please Remember,
PAINTS,OpLS,
:14 - 4•447fEN11.L'
1
iffilltitUTL
• _ - FAIR -
Fer all Classes and V
F. B. CHANDtER
has just received direct bons thellietropolli Ids
usual extemdva suppir ollaoomparatde
46 "
- -
An enumeration is um:meets:Ph as thereoplo genet.-
allhare aware that his is Mc. , • .
VARIETY MSC
Moat anything, from a Penny Primo', ill do
up, to just /he thing yon want, can beobahmli at*.
lowest possible price.
LET ECONOMY 'mum Tot
In the selection of place for the lictiititiiai or your
Patronage, and we are certain ire shalt have the
pleasure and privilege of
DOING you GOOD.
Also, just received at Chndicrig, an assortment of
g3OO . MOOL DOOKS3,
Such as aro.in Awe at the "NORMAL 80110014" all
of which will be sold at COST, for Cash. A supply
of Sharines and Webster's . Dictionaries, Tad, for
protaisenowdbtsibution. Cheap of course.
6 Friends! Patrons! Countrymen!'
lend et your ularEfr° at►d they will be retained
to you irtth Mach bimetal; after a PE W days,
Don't fail to call and secure some of these
FAIR ACCOMMODATIONS.
Montrose, Sept. 16,-1867.
NEW GOODS.
•
- —FOR . -••••
jF i Etilip O r 7 P: in
Flo
•
•
C3lMPErfrf
IS NOW RECEIVING A LARGE STOCK OF
FALL & WINTER GOODS, ,
Including his usual aswrtmeutof the first end Rawest
aryl's In market, which will be sold on the most fa
torable toms.
New Milford, Sept. SO, Is,
NEW STOVES.
HBITIZIMITT iz just receiving large
. *stock of
NEW STOVES.,
including a full' assortment of ELEVATED OVEN, -
LARGE OVEN,.
AND FLAT•TOP PREMIUM 'COOK STOVES, FOR
WOOD or COAL, •
WITH A SVPERIOR VARIETY OF
Parlor, Office, and Shop Stoves,
for WOOD or COAL : Also
Stove Pipe, Zinc, Sheet Iron, Stove
Tubes, &c., &c.
. HIS ASSORTMENT will INCIXDE the MO S T :
SELECT and DESIRABLE wrons
In market, and will be sold on the most favorable
terms, itc., to which he would invite the par
• ticular uttentioakof
CASH as al Y:Eit
New Mitsorn, October, 1557. '
DR. BULL'S SARSAPARILLA.
THE BEST SARSAPARILLA IN THE WORLD!
Wllhinav;lfigalvatededaSifmrssah supply
th o e f
best
known remedy for all diseases originating front 11/1-
impure state of the blood, the improper use of Mer
cury, and for the numerous ills that "Flesh is heir .
to." It is put up in quart bottles,-and contains SIX
TIMES the pure Honduras Sarsaparilla of any other
Amilar preparation in America.. Those who hare
tried the article speak of it in the highest terms of
praise. Even the Physicians in our county commend
it highly, and several of Them noon in their practice.
Price 81per bottle, or six bottles for f 5.
t ir the /quilt/ try if.
-LHEMPSTEAD & NcIEENZIE:
Brooklyn, July l 5; 1957. 2
Celebrated Vegetable Compound:
new stock of this medicine just received—a
I. sovereign remedy fir G'holere litrantwn, Bunt.
mer Comp/ain:s, &c. BENTLEY & READ.
July 8, 2857.
STOVES F0R:1857.
T/IE subscribers are just receiving fine stock of
Stoves for the Fall and Winter Tradefor 1857,
embracing all the best patterns of Cooking,Parlor,and
Shop varieties in use, together with a full assortment
of Stove Pipe, Stove Trimmings,Elbows, Tin Ware,
&e., which we offer at prices tat cannot be beat.
Among our Cooking Stoves, we will enumerate the.
Keystone. Premium Flat Top, Forest Queen; geffer•
*onion, &c. Those in want.of Stoves or any of tbe
Fixtures, will do well to give us a call.
HEMPSTEAD -& McKENZIE.,
Brooklyn, Sept. 2. 1857.
Books and Stationery.
A new lot of Pocket and "Family Bibles, Testa
ments and Prayer Books. Also, School Books,
such as are to be used in the Normal &hod; A
choice lot of A. W. !Unison's Columbian Inks. Pam.
ay and Toilet Soaps, Perfumery and Flavoring Ex
tracts, nice , and cheap, at the 31ontrose Book Store,
by A. N. BULLARD.
Montrose, August 12, 1857.
BEST 111 MARKET..
TRY THE •
6101111.7 HOPE itilLts
BEA UTIFUL IN SHAPE.
FINE IN FINISH.
• 7:011G11 IN QUALITY. • .
sold by J. LYONS ts SON. -
Mentrose, June 3,1851.
IDLACKBEPLRY WINE.—It is nutritious to the-,
, blood, promotes digestion, exhilarates the spir
it strengthens and inrigoratc.s the whole systsem.
Price 75 cts. 19 bottle. For sale by
July 22, 1857. • A. TURRELL.
FLOUR, FISH.
CALT, GROCERIES, TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR,
for sale low, for cash. ,Call and se() before
purchasing elsewhere, at S. S. MOTT'S,.
Montrose, Aug. 12, 1857. -
CI D. VERGIT., RESIDENT DENTIST, has
J. removed his Office to his new residence, next
door above Dr. Pittrick's, on Turnpike street, where
he Is fitting up rooms in a style of neatness and con
venience befitting his profession. Re will be absent
the coming week at Philtulelpeia, for the purchase of
office furniture, Dental Instruments, &c. He expects
also, to bring back some improvements in his art, of
the benefits of which he hopes his petrowi may avail
themselves at once.
Montrose, September 9, 1857.
FLOUR ! FLOUR!!
II
•
FRES ground, from new Wheat, just received
and. selling at fr0m17.50 to $9,00-per barrel.
11E11PliTEAD.4 MeKENZIL
Brooklyn, September 2, 1267.
CHALLIS DELANEY.
THE place to bny Challis for a Bong, Is at
C. W. morns
SOLE LEATHER and CODFISH. a new supply
just in. . BENTLEY & READ.
Montrose, July 8, 1867. • ,
WINDOW SASH. - ,
Afull assortment of Window Saab, constantly oq
hand at the lowest market rates. Also map,
other articles not carried by the Big Wagon?' • .
HEMPSTEAD & MeXENEIE.
- • Thrilling Incident.
' restiritrif it . 4r
rrimmtievibet basing agam e
WRING RUMNESS permanently (ith health
will permit) will spare no reasoruthlo tayl.maa
all who may siets tlt to employ Ship in the
Brick BlotVoriir Bentley and Rewrite. Sim ~
3lcutramioNce 24, 180.-4
FAIR
F. MANDLEIL
DR. BAKER'S
REMOVED.
11E=
- ralt.
LARGgD 7 SPRM
.7; 7-- .n.. 11110
DRIT-1001111=11
a j r ) 9 I
(WM rwasm
_ -
new snit betatinil '
sew toelett~lif. '
, ' 41,PAg4 , 7irti ,
Farnem
NvILL Phi* - I*-m* 'erAbrila**lo* lb*
SASH,
DOORS, SASH, it" vs.7l.*
• ` , 4 0 2 11 4 17 . 4 9 1 jaht
Lt t~k $11) ik4thr
,aliep rlloOtt*e
mak, filAsitfPutiT'll
Trim illug aroW r
uslutoll4iiiiiriti
In fact, we liaise almost eierythliiiii-4;wstK .
building =seri* o'll* 1101* itnit4 TiltiMmut
at very small adninew Sun
*at, we wader* lagire. l K4**'Wet: -OW
materially consult tbeffoWtiliite — restic*lbicyr
es; belbreputettisiug. iiirr4/1461EAMIDA,
EF.ilr;:IDU:l27.:6A'.llr4
DM
ma x a' Al l' i r:'> . -; • • *-`
Aia ‘ 011 r -
DY the load aid' 6ciiiat,
..IJ for sale at tbe•orery-loiy i * -• - •----.1
limp/A-if spar*,
Malaita, *Pt. St. 1 . 857: -* . - - _' -
,
, HUI ,Mill - t --
. ~ ,
A FRESH LOT OF THOSE nArEclaiiNir
0 D I F . t0:N..9.-
.
3E311.103 c- '3E l liaa94
n Bbls end half Bblai Pat iikeivit -
Jnly 15, '57.- LITTLE' 41•11kPlialk
Also,
: GROCERIES;
-t
HATS, 2 .CRQUETIO,,
BOOTS,' „ OAPS, -
BONNETS, :411024:-' "
C A.RPETINOS, - RIBRIAI4 , - -
sirszrz,ives,
SUGAR, . .4 19LASSEE, -
FLOUR T .04 : , •
-PO SR,: •
'`C - Abrattialtil;?
STONZWAIM, - rixwasivighip .
a hundredth patt wkdosivare-bareitoklin
aerate. Enough to SAY, -w• • 1019- ../Initt B l ll 42,
and.ererythtag, expected to belbtifal
the eountri, - all of which -14 ire thiterathiad;W:tine.
into C A 51:i. lat. , 4** 4 P7sherAeill.l9 l .l: l *
Lad we herewith bsue a - •
• N 0 T.l-o_E:_, ,`• ;
-TO
C ASII • C S T
we wish it at** and dikihe
C §,, H _
we %11l sell any
,kind of Goode, the quaky eoist*'
ed, at touch lower prices than _
REIN GRUIRIIII2_
Qtrallft,, livii . las!ses, Rice; Coicee, Teas, ad aßkholly
of Ocaceria„ riail stack,
,ut.rectisekavtri*
safe by .' • LITTLE&HARBINEW:;.
. . ..
I * POUR SHILLING ,TRILL : -.. ,-
_ YOUN G
~ , ,
...
DUSTY of that nice DYSON 1 1 4,tt
1 prime article, at font shillings fill' sale by.
,- L11741 . re ILARDINS.:- ~
, •
IT is NOT DISI*IPTEW
Saleratus; Soap and Candles, of theNtili
. tioalities sie for eale.by the bax.at
eity.wholeeak prices, , sr
i/272if Etetßikll
EOTA a = j
N. Tin Cam, just what you want for iituOul t Aa t
1. for sate -by - L.47.4,24'.1141/0
.•
1101 It'll all wool carpets, are offered at bangalokig.
111. . LIMI tt -11ARADMIR:
ji BOOTS- dri: SHOW. ,
siitANTLy on band,' this beatatiortateat
HENS, BOYS. and YOUTHS,
imtn3r,r,sorx Bail*
• - and 11E44,
and of the beat manufacture, also •
~-
WOMESS, MISSES and .
- • FBILDRENS BOOTS„'"•' •-••
.. •
8 11 0gS
-- in great yariety, aelling-otE at e6r7 1 . 44 ratekby
. _ 1.127zr - 4. 4E.Rigifte
HATS & CAPA,
THE_ largest stock, and greaten *to% A4ges ... c;
styles, in this settloirAteentntry, fbr salt*
• .L/7224( HaßialiNkt,
TO LUMBERMEN-& - WOOD,COPFIRStr
BEST Cast steel arid Btalt Pqlf . thitt;
Broadaxes' , Cast'Stee),X NiAdiralt l / 4 4104
Patent Tooth X Cut Saws; Withilfileaorall
for sale low, by '- L1777. - Ee 21.4APISIZZ'
TO DA YMIENI
FIRE S; Pam, -
_7sn; Pittitea ittittVidailoafirr."
Butter&Ma, paby gat, lk e. „
- L/ITTLB, oft.1144,11,1411611k)
•
.
CPU „
Y OU will sane motley py,plan:4lol 4
*msjr.
Paints, Oils, sb, Man 4.1
, ,'ship
ardware gencially, of .r . ..qrkg Jr_
. FLOUR, - SALT
4 large stock Constantly on luutd,.,
.11
Crockery and Ghto - 11,..ife t z - , 1 • -
STINE WARE,
_Drugs k Medicines, ' '
Wind - ow Paper," • Viruldw
Grindstones,
Stoves, ; -- . Wiusee
. • Cutlery, .
Pstent Medicines,' ke.„ for mile 131;'
• weenrisr.!
. .
,:, .-
• ~
gat
ITC/r c an, buy alimost an ;yllll4 ingot'ti =
-I: WIRRAL NOM -
for CAI3II, at -a , stry small adnnteiVoni , 6* -- 7
plying to, ; LITTLgok-HAND
11==2
: P VAPA
W : A.. N_ : 41A
DLITT-SR. EP*, i 24
_LP of all Odo r Rap, Old Iron atot„..,
Lumber: S
in te*, AtriedOia, -
itantell
e n r
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