. ern Zit VHS PiOPLIL .
-n mutt= swam. -- • "
Buse tree the glow of outward show.
Some love mere wealth, and try to win it;
The home to me may lowly be, •
„..„ f but lilts the people in it!
'What's all the gold, that - glitters cold.
'When link'd to hard and haughty feeling?
Whats'er we're told, the Dobler vAd
Is truth et bout, and manly doling 1
Than iet them seek, *boss tubule ars weak,
Were fashion's smile, and try to win It—
The house to me may lowly be,
• If I but like the people in ft!
11 lowly roof may give us proof
That lowly dowers are often Sire* ;
And trees, whose bark is hard and dark,
Kay yie'd us fruit, andlloom the Melt!
There's worth as sure, 'Death garments poor,
As en adorned s loftier station;
And Wads as just, as those we tram,
'Mien eider is bat of wealth's emethert,
Then let then seek whose minds are west;'
Nine fashion's smile, and try to win It
The house to me may lowly be,
If I but like the people in it I
~~:1:{;ji;t}tyu:~:~~ e:~
This sweet and solitary, songster inhabits
the whole .of North Americo, from Hudson's
Bay to Florida, With the dawn of morning,
mounting to the top of some tall tree that
rises from a - thick shaded part of the woods,
he pipes his few, but clear and musical notes
in a kind of ecstasy, the prelude to which
strongly resembles.the , double-tonguing of a
German flute, and sometimes the tinkling of
a small bell; the whole sor.g consists of five
or sit parts, the last note of which is in such
a tone as to leave the conclusion ee idendy
suspended; the finale is finely managed, and
with such charming effect, as to soothe and
tranquillize the mind, and to seem sweeter
and mellower at each suede:salve repetition.
Those who visit ourAr:ooda, will be at no loss
to recognize, from the above description, this
pleasing musician. 'Even in dark, wet; and
gloomy Weather, when scarcely a single chirp
is heard from any other bird, the clear notes
of the wood thrush thrill through the droop
ing woods, from morning till night; and it,
may be truly said, that the . sadder the day,
the sweeter the song. -
The favorite haunts of this bird are low
thick shaded hollows, through which a small
brook or rill meanders, overhung with alder
'hushes that are mantled with wild vines.-;--
Near such a scene he generally builds his
nest, in a laurel or alder ,bush, composed of
dry leaves, grass, roots; and . mud. Berries, -
beetles, and caterpillars, are his principal
food. The wood thrush measures eight inch
,es in length. The whole upper parts are of
s bright fulvous color, brightening into red.
dish on the head ; the throat and breast are
white.
co.f..1(r):011eTIA:
Visits England in the beginning of April,
and leaves it in September. It is found but
in some of the southern parts of that country;
being totally unknown in Scotland, Ireland,
or North Wales. They frequent thick hedg
es and low coppices, and generally keep in
the middle of the bush, so that they are rare
ly seed. It is not by the beauty of his plu
mage that this universally admired bird has
become a general favorite, and the theme of
almost every poet; for he is one of those
warblers which are the most humbly atr!red.
:-Ile is about six • inches long, and the upper
part of his body is of a rusty brown, tinged
with olive; the under parts are of si,pale ash
color, almost white. at the throat and belly.
But in his song he surpasses all the choris
ters of the air, his notes being exquisitely va
ried, softOrid harmonious, and rendered atill
more pleasing by their being poured forth in
the night, when the other warblers are all si
_lent They begin their song in the evening,
:.ad generally continue for the whole night.
For weeks together, if undisturbed, they sit
upon the same tree ; and Shakspeare rightly
ilaieribes the nightingale, sitting nightly in
the same place. In a calm evening, he may
be heard to the distance of more than half a
mile.
In the beginning of May, the nightingale
to make its nest, which is formed
t P f l i t =ves of trees, straw, and moss. The
nest, being, very eagerly sought after, is as
cunningly secreted; so that but very few of
them are found by the boys when they go
upon, these pursuits. It is built at the bot
tom of hedges, where the bushes are thickest
and best covered. While the female contin
ues sitting, the male, at a good distance, but
always within hearing, cheers the patient
hour with - his voice, and, by the short inter
-
mpg= of his song, often gives her warning
of approaching danger. - She lays four or five
eggs; of which but a part, in England, come
to maturity.
The delicacy, or rather the fame, of this
bird's, music, has induced many to abridge its
liberty, to secure its harmony. Its song,
'however, in eaptivity,is not so very alluring;
and the tyranny of taking it from those hedg
e!, where only it is most pleasing, still more
depreciates its imprisoned efforts. er
assures es, that it is not only the most agr .
able songster in a cage, but that it is . .
ad ofa most admirable faculty of talking.
Caalollll kaCTII ADMIT ALLIOATOILL—AIIi•
gatosta,vests- -
resemble haycocks. They are
Poor. feet high and five in diameter at their
Uses, being constructed of grass and herb
age. Brat, they deposit one ; layer of eggs
an a layer of mortar, BM having covered this
with a stratum of mud and herbage,' eight
inches thick, Ilky another set of eggs upon that,
and no on to the top, there being commonly
from one to two hundred eggs in a nest..,-
With their tails they beat down round the
nest the dense grass and reeds five feet high,
to prevent the approach of unseen enemies.
Thikfemale watches her eggs until they are
.all hatched by the hest of the sun, and then
takes her brood under her own cure, defend
ing them and providing for their subsistence.
Dr.. Lutsentbetg, of New Orleans, told Me
that be aloe packed up one of these nests
with eggs in a box for the Museum of St.
Petersburg, but was recommended before he
closed l it to see that there was no danger of
the iti2n being bauthed on the voyage. On
open* it, a young alligator walked out,
and soon fulloired by the rest, about a
' which be fed in his own house., where
the up and down stairs whining and
lice young PupPies• — bleg die Ge
e
NWT= Tan 07 AVIITILALLL—The most
rendsluble nettle of this country is the Ur.
ties lig* or rough nettle tree. This has a
large Ise something like a sunflower lesE
hirsute 'beneath, aid every bridle has a most
painful ding. One of these wonderful trees
was S 2 feet round, and 140 feet high. Such
is the potency of the virus of this tree; that
hided which are driven rapidly through the
Amide where they abound, if they come in
tented with their lesves, die in convuldons.
A yam man who bad lately arrived, and
mho was ignorant of the nature of the tree,
breaking off a twig as be 'ukulele& had his
hatakinstantly pwalysed by it. His fingers
were pressed firmly together, and were as
as stone. Fortunately a stockman
TrE kl o war near, observing it, came up and
1014- 4 ` I aroviat 'Lamas, and will set it all
tot,',' He gathered a species' of arum,
irbsch greair wan fix Nature has planted the
bank and alias. together, in the - low
lox=ribbingthe hand with it,(it eery
, and resumed its natural pliancy.
Pron`aely the_froess seed by children
itt' 'truantry. When n nettled, the,
ale with a bruised tic
m
kat, all yn
PArR
ARRANGEMENTS.
111111111111 TI.
PAIR
For all Classes and Coaditloas ;
F. B. CHANDLER
has just received direct from the Metropolis his
usual extensive supply of incomparable
11 1 -I MlNtargig
An enumeration is, rumeeessery, as the People gener
ally, are aware that his is lA.
VARIETY *TORE',
Yost anythhtg from • Penny Primer, all the way
up, to just Me thing you want, can bo obtained at the
lowest possible price.
LET ECONOMY GUIDE YOU,
In the selection of place few the bestowal of your
Pawnor, and we are certain we shall have the
pleasure and privilege of '
, DOING yon Gpon.
Also, just neared at Clumdler's; an assortment of
- EtalgOoOL E 1130.%@ 9 *
Smell as are in use at the "NORMAL SCHOOL," all
of which CH be sokl at COST. for Cash. A supply
of Sharon's and Webster's Dictionaries. ready tot
promiscuous distribution. Cheap amuse.
6 Friends! Patrons! Countrymen!'
lend tut your "D 11138" and they will be returned
to you with much increase ► after a FEW days.
Don't fall to call and secure some of these
FAIR ACCOMMODATIONS.
F. B. CHANDLER,
Montrose, Sept. 16, 1857.
NEW-MIEFORD
STOVE EMPORIUM
Great Sandia fa the priee of Stores.
BICKIIIMIN& URRATT
ARE new receiving their Reek of ftretra for thtsFau. and Wm
era lUDs. and wculd beg leave in say to [belt numerous Mende
ontstatoess, that they have on hand the largest and beet selected
STOCK OP STOVES
ever offered to the Inhabitants of emsquebsons CoSzty. Dutra)*
Wastes of the most approved patents of
Ekroted OVelli, Large Oven, Pretotitan , anti Coal
Cookkg Stovet,besidos any quantity of Parlor Blom,
for Wood or Coal, o,ffice, Hotel asod Box Stoves.
We have the beg Stove for berahli tacit constructed on the dleteß
foe principle. ever nude and at a very coodcrate price.
We would take this opportunity of raultorum our
Mende who are solicited to purchase their Storer of Ilawiteri and
Pedlar". the a moments redeetkie will COATI/308 them that It ts eery
poor econom to do so. It Is a well eetablhthed bet that the cost of
selling Score s by peddling them shout the tonot ler thou
Moen per cent, and mealy se Idab as twenty. ear nothing sr
bout had debtaaad cost of colleettone... Of cause this extra exports
comae oat of the pockets of the purchaser.
In eonsideratioi' aof the above *tr., ire offer our entire
STOCK of STOVES
at twisty per cent. Ism than any peddilar win, or exa DM Mese
W- lee If them things ate not ao. •
Ksw-3lnamixt, Sept. U. 1587.-tf ;
0? -COURg32..-
ALL who wish to buy Books and Stationers
cheap, will call at the
Mai% TROSE BOOK STORE,
in the Post Ofßee, where they can get good articles
at a fair price.
Japt Recelved.—A new lot ofSchool Books,
Tower's and Webb's Series of Readers, Wayland's
Elements of Moral Science, eight different sizes of
Webster's standard Dictionaries, at reduced prices.
Also.—Dr. Kane's Arctic Explorations, Recol
lections of a Life 'lime, by S. G. Goodrich, &c.
N. BULLARD.
Montrose, Pa., May 13.18 a.
Post Broth,ers
are now receiving their F.tock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
and invite their friends to Call and examine.
Large Stock. of Drell's Goods.--Stella
Shawls, Bonnets, Flowers and Ribbons, Mks, in tarie•
ty, Gents. Cloths, Cassimere.s and Vestings, Gents.
fine assortment of Fashionable Clothing, Parsels,
White Goods, Laces, Edgings,:. Flouncing% Collars
and Sleeves, and Trimmings. Our Dry Goods de
partment is, Rethink, well chosen in quality & styles.
Groceries.—A good stock. Also, Iron,
'and Hardware.
Crockery.—A large stock.
Hats ft Caps, Boots and Shoe:4,oll*nd Hemp
Carpet. Large assortment of Wall Paper.
Montrose, May 6, 1857,
Tune, 'Pop Goes the Weasel.'
Ballo, Stranger, stop' a minute--
Here's a Store, just drop in it
And view with wonderful Surprise
The Book s and .Toys that meet your eyes—
/. At ButtArtes.
I have Books and Paper, just the best,
That you can find, East or West;
If anrof my friends should doubt it,
Call in, I will-ease your mind about it—
At Bcti.aatis.
Fine Books, Pens and Paper too: .
All kinds of Children's Books, and new;
In. abort; here everything yitou'll find
In the Book and Stationery , Mne- 7
At SCLLARIAL
So come along, come one, Come all, •
Come rich and poor. come great and
And I will selryou Books so cheap, •
I know I shall your custom beep,
At BULLARD'S.
Montrose, May, 1857. •
LOOK AND READ!
10111111114 INV
THCorners, E under i :i a g s a t;ely Mer . chan e t, at
rcd t tn t o f c .c ! F 0 4 1 17
pay, be, can sell more goods and make more money,
at one half the usual profit put upon country goods,
consequently I• can-sell goods from 'ire to ten per
cent lower than other establishments in this section.
But do not take my word fcir it, Call and see for your
selves. Bring t little cash, or some kind of country
produce, and bufyour goods at a price unparalleled
in the history of mercantile trade. My stock is large
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 elsewhere.
Flour and salt kept constantly , on hand.
11..711AYER.
Dimock. Jan. 14,1857.-2yl
. BMW NELLIMatY,
Dress-Nakiag Establisbaust.-
-
LADIES HAVE YOU HEARD THE SEWS.
itir RS. DAVIS, formerly of New York, has
.I. , JL opened a Millinery and fancy Store, in the vil
lage of Brooklyn, and has just returned from New
York with a - large .and fashionable stock of goods,
consisting of Liam and Misses Straw' Hats, of every
style and variety, also Crape and Silk Hats amstant
ly on hand of every kne and color, together with a
splendid assortment of Fancy Goods, such as Embroi.
deriss, Hair Braids, hosiery, Caps, Head-Dresses,
Lace Goods, Lc., de., all of which she offers at the
lowest prices. •
tic Pufacular attention paid to Bleaching.jEl
Always at Home.
Brooklyn, May 41, 1867.-17tf
.•
DissoLuTios.
ATOTICE is hreby given, that the firm of Hawley
Gufid is this day dissolved by =fuel consent.
C. P. HAWLEY,
Gibson, Aug. 17, 1857. E. E. GUILD.
The books and accounts can be mend at the store
formerly occupied by the stdmeribera. All persons
having ncliettled accounts are requested to settle the
some as soon as possible.
The business will be elead in the future by
the mdscribms, under the firm of C. T. 1 0. IL
Hawley. who sm constantly receiving how New York
and Philadelphia the latest styks of
Fall and Winter Dry Good%
Clothing. -k,c., all of which will he sold at a way Ma
profit, foe ready pay. C. P. HAWLEY.
,Gibson, Sept. 2, 1857. 0. N. HAWLEY.
psi sad Stationery.
A sew lot of Pocket and Faintly Bibles, Tate.
Xi • meats sad Pnyer Books. Also, School Booko,
such as are to be used is the /formal SchooL A
choice lot of A. W. Bamboo's Columbian Irks. ram.
of mid Toilet Soma, Perfumery and Plarnelog Ex
tracts, oiee-aod cheap, at the liontroae Rook Stem
by A. N. BULLARD.
illontfictie, Avast /807„
FAIR
•
1130 Xllll/Arp
Fire &Liveliiteck bantam's c• yi
• OF PHILADELPHIA
NO. S 6 WALNUT STREET, ABOVE FOUR; It
CAPITAL .300,04110. I
Make insurance against loss or damage by Pine on
Buildings, Furniture euediierchandintrse
ty. Also. on Horan and Cattle ; again i s*
dratk from any cause. • ,
tar LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED. .
DIRECTORS;
B. R. Miller,Henry Jones, F. S. Hoed.' J.
J. R. Flardgn, J. Cross&le, Sarni J. Ran
• Chas. Flanigan, of Wilmington, Dd.
Wm. M. CARTERET, See. -
•
B. R. MILLER, Prat.
BIfIINGS STROUD, Age
Montrose, July 1, 18b7.-1y
•
laufsetvrer's Instwasee Ges any.
CHARTER. PERPETUAL.
Granted by the State of Pennsylvania.
CAPITAL, $600,000. I
FIRE, MARINE, & INLAND TRAN4PORTATON.
MS Company was organised with a Cash Capital,
T
and the Directors have determined to adapt the
business to its available resources—to observe ru
deuce in conducting its affairs, with a prompt a ust
ment of losses.
A.S. Ltrrisccrrr, Pres't. W. A. Ruonnt, Vice Pk&
/arum) Wee k s, Secretary.
Dturcroas.—Aaron S. Lippincott, Wm. B. ora•
as, Charles Wise, J. Rinaldo Sank, We. A Rhodes,
William Neal.. Alfred Weeks, John P. Shnbns,
Charles J. Field. James P. Smyth.
OFFICE, No. 10 Merehantai . Ezehange, Pllll.
A. N. BULLARD, Agent
Montrose, Ps., May 13, 1557.-ly
- - •
1 i
4 2. i tl 1 t i d.. 4 0 1 " I
it 4 6
1G lii 1114 Illt i
Lycoming Co. Mutual Insurance Conmany.
—1
Capital,---$2,200,000. f
TT Is one of the best Companies in the State) It
1 was incorporated in 1840, its Charter perpeual.
It has insured, since - it went into. operation , tl irty
millions of property, and paid over six hundred t on.
s a nd dollars losses. About twelve thousand has tteen
paid in this County. .
Applications received at the store of B. R. Lt j ss
& Co., Lanesboro, and at Montrose. •
B. IL LYONS., Agen .
'Montose, Jan. 1857. vBnlyil
New Fonvarding Lin 6.
i
lk v .v.%
i %
IfeHINNET,IAN SICKLE & lOU
SUIP every day throughout- the season, by'
New York & Erie Rail Road. •
Butter and other country produce sold at the h
eat market rates, at reasonable commissions.
The proceeds will be paid in current money at
old stand. A new stock or good just received.
HENRY McKINN
Great Bend, June 3, 1857.—tf
STEAM itistisT AND SAW MILC
OUST 13110TIIINIS having purchased the alnive
establislinient,u ill keep constantly on hand So
per/me and Dine Flour, Corn Meal of .superior qtlesl
ity,alto Chop and Bran at the lowest cash priced—
Custom work will be done with despatch, and
eases warranted., .
Montrose. July. 1853
Valuable Lauds For. Sale. I
FOR SALE IN ONE BODY, about - 3500 acres'
Land on the waters of Spring Brook, a brake
of the Lackawanna river in Luzern County,Pennia
about midway between the thriving towns of Scrim
tan and Pittston. These lands are covered .with jal
made timber, and being situate in the mostextensivi
mineral region in Pennsylvania--known* to contiiin
iron one—and believed to abound in coal, and being
also in the immediate vicinity of several ' •
made and now in progress—offer to the capitalist r
opportunity for the investment of money that sel tu
occurs. For further information apply to N. P. I o
sack, Esq ., No. 11, Wall street New York, or to t
1
subscriber, at llontrose,Susquehanna county,Pa., tn.
attorney intact of the owners.
Aprils, 1854. • HENRY DEUS'
SOIP MANUFACTORT.
TrriE subscriber keeps constantly on hand._
JL at his establishment in Iffonirose,the bes
ty of SOFT SOAP, manufactured from till
hood ashes and grease, in the old fashioned wajould
not by any patent proc e ss.
For those that furnish the grease,he manufactures
the soap for $1,50 a barrel. Warranted in all cases
to be a good article,or the Soap may be returned a4d
the money refunded.
Prtlcall.
Per barrel t 4,00 I
Half Barrel2,so t
•
Gallon 25 t
Wholesale dealers will be farrdshed—if delivered
at the Ashery inMontrose—at the rate of ten r.r,
for $15,0r at Scranton at ten barrels for $5O.
JOHN HENRY WARES.
Montrose, March 17,1856. lOy t l
New Era An Montrose
THE WAR IN KANSAS CONTINUE 1
BUT those who attempted to get up a fight ;
Moutrose,against "second rate goods and hi
prices," with the fagrehds of three or four old stoc s
have Barlett; and_ .
Keep =id Stedd
whose BOOT AND, 81:R)E STORKU located on Ma'
street,South of Scale's Rotel,--with the bugest
best assortment of Goodtever brought into this
kit, bought id the
• _ 2100 WEST FIGURE,
and *tail ttieyirut sells ft.* above cest,are d -
termined to give "the old eodger” a hard oar.
We do not intend to be undersold by anyoth r
establishment in Town. We have only to say, Como'
and See, for."seeing is believing." We do not de
sire top, ratr goods, brefesirblto "let bur works
praise us ;" but we may be - pert:ratted to say, for th 6
information Of purehisera - thitt ire have just received.
AK ExTzirsrvz STOCK of Superior quality anti
style, comprisingull kinds of Gentlemen's, Ladies',
and Children's wear. Also a general :assortment Of
Trading*, and Leather of all kinds.
Wait made to order, and repairing done neatly.
KEELER & STODDARD.
Montrose, June 11, 1856. •
• NOTICE. • ,
DrsLic notice is hereby giten that S.A. WOOD I
.1.
BUFF is receiving a new lot of Stoves ant
'Wares of all kinds usually kept in the Stove an
Tinware line of business.atnong which may be found
a better assortment of Stoves, heavier, larger, and
more durablethan ever before offered in this counti t
All the proof you need will be,Just to call and exam;
ins for yourselves. All stoves warranted In evert
respect . . .
Kept constantly on hand,an
WARE;
of 27N wAR made out of the bes
which Is offered for sale as cheap as can be
In any market. Also on hand, Lead Yip. of i ll
es, -Clain and Gearing for Chain Pumps, all
Brans and PrnetlainKettles, and all kinds Jappaned
Were.
lobbing done on short notice and in good ord.
AR goods in the line will ba sold cheap for cash
(approved) credit. • a A. WOODRUFF.
Montrose, lay I, 1837
• The Rev. C. S. Burnett,
111ETITILE Wades eta 313eibeary la Ikea' bent Alb. aremed
dins& sod mbie,Cure fee ,
Cosunisspeirs, ifitikaus, Brooch ilis, Coughs, Cole,
Nervous Debility,
sad sll tspoinks et theshe, se sor bed alleetaal •
etkabbag tbe itsburr. Aebiated by a dates to beseet bb
kw Mown be wit! ebeesTelly seat tin Beaipt gibe) te seek es ie
tbe with tell evkit aedbee Tee prejselet sad
tube Ow Boni arm- Rte. c. N. BURNETT.
otv. LA" Oconlssr, It. T. city.
SMYTH'S
Self-Acting Bent-Lever
I- • - • 7
PLATROU MiLIL
THIS INVENTION claims superiority over every
other, In the following respects: In the invaria
ble scientific principle involved, and upon which it
acts; in its undeviating accuracy; in its lightness
and strength; in its wonderful capacity, convenience
of form, and applicability to every purpose for which
Scales of any kind are required;. in its perfect sim
plicity, in the absence of any complication liable to
variation, or to get oat of order; and, finally, in the
important fact, that this scale can be afforded at a.
bout one-third the colt of any other Platform Scale,
of like 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 the reach of all, it cannot
but find au unprecedented sale and undivided market
among farmers, housekeepers, mechanics, merchants,
.te. everywhere, 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 months, have brought them to such a de
gree of accuracy, that they may be safely relied up.
on in every transaction of weight.
Manufactured and for sale only by
B. H. EATON & CO.
ILutrorw, Su q. Co., Pa., May 13, 1E157.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
/11 PORTANT hrlsrtox.—Vor some fire years past,
Mr. D. M. Smyth, of Penn . syl vania, (now of this State)
an ingenious and scientific mechanic, has concentrat
ed his mind and means upon an invention at length
perfectly successful, and for which letters patent hare
fust been issued by the Government of the United
States. This invention is known as "Smyth'. Self-
Acting Bent• Lever Platform Scale," and as this is
the first public notice of this useful and valuable im
provement, we shall take the liberty of expressing
ourselves freely upon its merits. The platform of the
scale is about 12 by 18 inches, and the whole scale
is about 8 inches high and weighs entire only abort
25 pounds, while it has the extraordinary capacity o
weighing any object from one ounce to four hundred
pounds. Its form is compact and convenient, and is
applicable to every purpose for which *scales of any
kind are required. Under the platform and attached
to the leverage is suspended a weighted arm or pen
dulum: To this pendulum is attached an indicator,
which, together with the pendulum, the instant any
object is placed upon the platform moves from its
centre of gravity to Go point indicating the exact
weight. The scientific principle upon which it acts
admits of no inaccuracy or change, and a given pres
sure or weight upon the platform must always carry
the weighted arm and indicator to the same point.—
The principle beyond doubt - is the correct one, and
that it has been properly applied in this instance, the
lucky inventor has left no room for doubt. Be seems
to hare attained perfection itself—at leaSt so Tar as
Platform Scales arc concerned, and to have combined
in a remarkable degree an invariable scientific prin
ciple, "known of all men," with compactness, Con
venience; strength of form, durability and accuracy.
But the great and important feature in this Scale is
the fact that beyond all these merits it pcstsesses the
additional one of being cheap, and within the reach
of every family.—dl6a►Frr. Jour., Jan. 28, 1856.
We have examined this new Platform Scale and
concur in all that is said by the Journal. The -prin
ciple is at .once simple and beautiful, and ensures
perfect accuracy, while the price will be three times
less than of the scales now used.—. Albany Express.
&TIM'S PATENT MA frottm SCALE.—We have ex
an.ined tbis.new invention. Nothing can be simpler
or More Completely de' eloped than the principle up
ori which its acts. The platform which sustains the
weight lifts a penilidffin '
suspended and loaded at the
end, through an arc of a circle; and the. indicator
points out, upon the' graduated
,eircumference, the
exact weight. In other platform.scales the measure
of avoirdupois has to be ascertained by moving a
loose weight on a beam, as on a Steelyard, till ithits
the precise point. Smyth's invention is a self-work
ing one, and indicates at once, and . to the minutest
fraction, the figure. By attr.ehing the weight.on the
end of the pendulum, the scale becomes multiplied
by fives' or tens : by reiewing the weight it gives
ounces instead of pounds. For bottsehold purpcoes,
it is as cheap and far better than steelyalits; and La
finding the way to aff-well regulated kitchens where
the receipt book, with its preset iNions of weights and
proportions, is used.-411as and Argus.
A NEW Inra—lf anybody doubts that this in an in
ventive age, they should call and examine Smyth's
Self-Acting B.mt-Lever Platform Scales. For simplic
ity of design, and economy of space, they take prece
dence of any scales that hare yet been invented.—
There is one peculiarity about this scale; it posses
sn eery little machinery,- and can never make a mis
take so' long as the laws of gravitation cot:Janne.
Smrth's scale has another advantage=-its small cost.
—knickerbocker.
STU'S PATENT PLATEORY SCALE.—This new aad
valuable invention was on exhibition at _our State
Fair just closed. Nothing in its department received
more attention or, was more generally admired or ap
proved. This scale, possessing the extraordinary
merits conceded to it at"the El cannot but be ex
ceedingly valuable, and must, c Plink, come into
general use.
The Albany Evening Joni' tpublishes the above,
and adds: This scale (Smyth's) was also exhibited at
the State Fair at Watertown, and not only received
every attention given it in Ohio, but carried ofF,ihe
first and highest premium awarded—a diploma and
silver Clerriand ( Ohio)Journal.
"Satrrti's Sets-Actin; BErrr-Levaa Namur
Sc i wt."—The fundamental principle of every impor
tant invention has been very simple. In its simplici
ty is the elements of its worth, its usefulness and a
daptability. Inventions of complicated_ movement
and visionary theories have never performed the ob
ject sought to be obtained, for with - adaptability, ac
curacy and durability most be combined cheapness.
All of these - desideratums are involved in the inven
tion recently patented and known as " Sinyth's Self-
Acting Bent-Lever Platform Scales." The ;scale in
question from its - construction on the principle of
gravitation, is never liable to be out of order. It must
perform its work thoroughly, because the laws ofna
ture govern it. In size the scale is a pigmy, but for
capacity it is wonderful, weighing any object from
one ormee . up to four hundred pounds. - It can be reg
qlated by any one who looks at it but for a moment.
As theircost is but a trifle, they will speedily be as
indispensably necessary in the household calendar as
any other useful article of daily use.—Ere.Tranacript.
'aromaNV ASV' , VALVARLE Isvorrrox.—Among
other,, we have been favored with an examination
of the new and valuable invention (recently patent
ed;) known as Smyth's. Se if-ACting Bent-Lever Piet
ism Scale." Mr. D. M. Smyth, :the Ingenious in
ventor,has spent some five years in the perfection
of his work, and that be has attained perfection
there seems but little doubt. This scale is construct
ed upon a scientific principle which knows no ratia
tion or change, and hence -its accuracy is beyond
question. - Itit-capacity and strength is unprecedent
ed; while its limn and the principle involved make it
convenient and applicable to all purposes, - requiring
scales of any. description. It is free from any com
plication liable to variation or to get out of order.
The great and important feature, however, of the
scales made under this invention, is the fact that they
can be afforded at about one-fourth the cost of any
other platform scale of like capacity and accuracy in
the world. The scale we hare seen (a tort of pocket
edition al compared with other platform scales,)
has the wonderful capacity of weighing any object,
from one ounce up to' four hundred pounds. Pos
sessing the extraordinary merits and advantages con
ceded to this invention, It cannot but be exceedingly
valuable, and - the scales made under it, brought as
they will be, within the-reach of every family, mast
meet with an unprecedented saht..end come into im
mediate and general lose, as well to the benefit of the
public, as to those so Ihrtunate as to secure the ex
clusive right ofmanufecturing and rending them.—
&ate Reg ister.
C 1 911111 - 10111111F/CTOIrtI
no . %at: aitaLL
vrAN - UFACTURERaaddealertn all kindsol
1 , 1 Furniture, is now prepared to El all
orders for Bedsteads of all kinds - at wholesale of
retail, on Short notice. Retail prices range from $2
upwards, according to style. Ile also keeps on band
Ready-made comas ;, and as he has an tlegant
Hearse, he is prepared to attend funerals on short
notice.
New silfmd, Dec. 17, 1856. * 49y1
IVRY MUIR
SHOULD
P it cHA sr.
ONE OF
filisyties Palest Improved scales.
fiIYTES PATEIT DEPROVED lICALEB
RECEIVED 'En FIRST ARD
HIGHEST man=
—A Diploma and Silver Medal--
AT THE
@YLVTE' [O7aDP
AT WATERTOWN, N. Y.
THESE SCALES ABS MANUFACTURED AND
FOR.SALE ONLY BY
• ell BATOR, &
HARPORD,BUSQUENANNA COUNTY, PA.
4
EVER
FAITEP
SHOULD PURCHASN ONE OF
SMYTH'S PATENT IMPROVED
SCALES.
Slimylre Patent Improved.Seales
RECEIVED THE
F_3 Mt. 081 "I"
-AND
Highest Premium,
A DIPLOMA ct SILVER MEDAL,
AT TILE
IT& TM PAll,
WATERTOWN, NEW YORK.
THESE SCALES ARE MANUFACTURED
_AND FOR SALE ONLY BY'
• R. H. EATON & CO.,
Harford, Susquehanna eonaty, Pa.
Every Farmer
SHOULD PURCHASE ONE OF
snnith'tputtutsmprottebfralto
SAIYTH'S
Patent Improved Scales
.RECEIVEP THE FIRST AND- '!
I:GBEIT fillMt
-A DIPLOMA AND SILVER MEDAL--
. AT THE
State Fair at Watertown, New York.
THESE SCALES ARE
MANUFACTU.RA'D '
• AND FO
U R SALE ONLY BY •
lE) ' A
A ©0
HARFORD, . •
• - SUSQTIEILMA COUNTIr, PA:
EVERY
FARMER
SHOULD PURCHASE ONE OF
SMYTH'S PATENT
11111111 M
ZVI "E" IV -El
PITENT INNIOTO SCALES
RECEIVED THE FIRST & HIGHEST
PREMIUM
- A DIPLOMA AND SILVER MEDAL
AT THE STATE FAIR AT
WATERTOW.N, N. Y.
TTIESE SCALES
ARE MANUFACTURED
AND FOR SALE ONLY BY
R.-111. Eaton dr, Co:
11 " 64 14 4" mm €L7 ra•
AYgR'S
CHERR
PECTORA.
FOR THE RAPID CURE 0)
Colds, Cozad's, at
nosirseness.
Bantitsta. Rua. Vlth 'Dec.
Da.../. C. Ara: I de nut hrsitate t
kat remedy I hare trier Lund fat
UOlllllllO4llO, Influensa, and the cunt
symptoms et a Cold, Is year Carsar P
Its eonstaat Imo in my practice and
lur 11, last tan years has shown It •
imperior Virtue; for the treatment
eourptabsta. Fll/1:1 11,11011 T,
8. MOILTLZY, ran., of UTICA. N. Y. writes: "I have nate
yam Pricusam. myself and in my family ever since you itsveated
It, and belleve it the best modielue for Its purpose ever put out
With a bed cold I should sooner pay twenty-ere &Dare for r"
bottle than do withuut it, or take any other remedy.*
• Crank, Whooping Cough,
• Srauterista, 31tre.. Feb. 7, 1556.
Dutultat : I will ebeeefully=of (be
certifi k izettaat. is the
beet remedy we possess for the cure " Droop
sad Hatches& inseam of children. Re of yourfraternity
South appreciate yunr AID, end commend your medicine to out
OtePla HIRAI' CONKLIN, 31. D.
AMOR LEg. EN., Istoirronr, Lt., writes, LI Jan" 1836: "I
had • tedious Indust:2a., which confined me in doors Pi; weeks
took many medicines without relief; finally tried your PIKTORA2
by the advice of our clernyman. The first dams relieved the
soreness in my thrust and lungs; lees than on* half the bottle
made me completely well. Your medicines are the cheapest! as
well as the beet we can buy, and we esteem pm, Doctor, and
your remedies, as the peer man's friend."
Asthma or Phthislc, and . Bronchitis.
War Itimaturiz. Pi, Feb. 4.1956.
Your CUZIUT ritionit t• performing marvellous CUM
m this 'action. It lee relieved several from alarnringsymptorin
si consumption. and is now curing a man who has labored undet
ma affection of the lung ter the last forty prim. •
111ZItY L. PARK'S, '..ffcrehanf.
RAIISET, L. P., Atstox,'lfoxros C 0... 'NW* writes.
Sept. 6, 1665: "During my practice of many . years I hare found
'milking equal to your CUZCILT PrXTOILti. for giving easie and re
lief to consumptive patients. or curing such as are curable." 4 .
We might- add volumes of evidence, lint the most convincing
proof of -the virtues of this remedy Is found in its eff..xis up*
trial. •
Consumption.
Prs Lushly no one tenprly baH erar been ktioan whia enn4
many and such dnrg•nm• rw.••. ns this. Fame no human nii
nur mach ; but ev. , 11 t.r thong the rELRIIT 1147 , 11:41. er . orat ro
Sof and comfort.
A:a..* Nit. , Yost Cri r. Ifiterti 5. j 6
DOCTOR, Aria, Driest f.•l it a dot, and a ptomor t , to to
form yon what y - onr.Ciettot d•ot, 04" rti!rltties
Ebe hoiirt f,ve apnah. lat..r:tvg uutkr the dangerous riyulp
lama of Corotuuption, from a no_ahl it. r-.nhl
her much rellut :he o:eactity mitil Ur. Strong, of
this city, where ar bait...toe R advice. rocoaatuenied a tali
of pro , meellcine. %V.-hl. ts tti •uo yi,or 11111
for she bas roviivered from that dal:. She Is not.. yet as etrougai
the used to he. but is fr.c from bor cough. and.calts her-ell well
Tv us, s, Ith grati.n.lo and r , garzt. • .
OfILAMHJ SIII:1.DV, or Flicci.rrtUs.
attittitispiirer. do Ant dolptir till y..tt 7i:l v.. tried .t LA . ! CHIS.Ai
PIXTOicA.L. It is nude by on.- of 11..6,4 Inedicsi ,IwiniNte li the
markt. a eel Its cur.,. au the hiz.h merits or its
Ortuak.• —reilade.l 4 ,/eiu Le r.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills.
put sciences of Chemistry and 31txBrine have been tared
I their utmost. to ',reduce this beat, mad perfect purgative
which Is known to roan. Innumerable proOfe are shaven that
:hem Piths have virtues whirl, snrpetss in excellence the ordina
ry medicines. and that they u in unprecedeutedly upon the esteem
if all men. They are safe and pleasant to take, but powerful le
:ore. Their penetrating properties stimulate the vital activities
A' the body, remove the obstructions of its organs, purify the
Blood. and timed dieesse. They purge one the foul hunters whict
breed and brow distemper, stimulate sluggish or disordered or
pill Into their natural action,
and
impart healthy tone wit!
dreesgth to the whole system. Not ..rely do they cure the every
lay complaints of every hoily, but also formidable and danger
ma diseases that have baffled the teat of human skill. While
they powerful effects, they are, at the same time, in di
al s,
daces, the safest and Lest physic that can leeemployec
for children. Being nig:sr-coated, they, are pleasant - to take
mid being purely vegetable. are, free from any tisk 'of harm
Zunis have beep made which surpass belief were they not sub
standated by men of stub exalted position and character as to
liaidd the suspicion of untruth. Many eminentclargemen ant
physkians hare lent their names to certify to the public the vs
liability of my remedies, while others have sent me the miser
once ef their conviction that my Preparations contribute ins
seetutely to the relief of my afflicted. suffering fellow-men.
Thu Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis my Amer
San Almanae, containing directions for , their use, and reell
rates of their emus of the following complaints:—
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints., Ithetimatism, Dropsy; Mort
burn, headache arising 'from a foul Stomach, Natnes, ludigay
lion, Morbid Inaction of the Bowels. sad yaw arising therefrom
flatulency, Leas of Appetite, alt Ulcerous and Cutaneous Die
eases which require en "varmint Medicine. Scrofula - or King' •
Era. Sher also. 1., rurif, tha• lam, en i , aiinu latirtg the iv*
tem, cure loamy complaints whr h it would not le suppsessi the
mold reach, such eel Deafness, Partial illimineee, Net:mil:Jo an:
Nervous irritability. Derangements of the Liver and Kidneys
Gout, and other kindred complaints arising from a low state o
the body or obstruction of Its functions.
Do not be put off'by unprincipled dealers with date other pti
they make awe pecan ' Ask for Arcs Pula, 1 1 / 1 2a take Doti)
ins else. No other they nut glee you comperes with this in it
Intrinsic Yalu. or curative powers. The sick want the bed
Man is ftx them, and they should Lave it.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER,
Practical and Aztalytical. Chemist, Lowell 'Mass.
Pax:, 25 C. rut Box, Fzrz Bay= ion $l.
SOLD 5Y
ABEL TCRRELL, and by all Druggists and Med
icine Dealer.—nl4r3vlcw
Read the following Letter.
HOME TESTIMONY.--
We have receired the following letter in relation to
Da. 'toast's Isotax ROOT P/LLS.
• Arnrms• Fora CORNERS,:
Susq.
Susq. Co., Pa., Sept. 2Sth, 1856.
Messrs A. J. -Wont & Co., New York :
" The Morse's Indian Root Pills had from you give
unirersed antisfaction; in MITT INSTANCE, and our
farmers we them for almost everything. The Drs.
Amstar has been raging in this section to an alarm
ing extent, for the last six months, scattextr a srsoxx
family having escaped, xxcarr THOSE WHERE your
pill. Aare been USED AS a ParvEN - TIVE, in which case
they have raven rattan. I will inform you 'shortly
bow to send a further supply. Your ob't. Serv't." •
ALPHONSO H. SMITH.
Such letters as the above need no comment from to,
they ought to convince all of what wefirndy believe,
the Dr. Norse* Indian Root Pills are the very hest
Pill ever made. • •
Sold'in Montrose by S. &D. Sayre, and by one
person in every town, and in aU country stores. A.
J. White & Co.; 2 St. ,Peters Place, New York, sole
Proprietors. ' 47—tf
:Tr FARMERS iklTEtiat
T li tte u ez n itZ e tan d il o a u 4 d o=nt illY"Dau rested, thnactewt
have associated ourslyesslogethermider the firm of
morr ac 11`112.111)EX, • -
at the old stand of Ilf. "ik Elliott; where we-are pre.
pared to furnish PLOWS of the most approved pat-'
terns now in use, such as Blalehley's Mole. Iron
Beam, (ke. Also Paints of all kind s ,' Lindsides,
Cu t .tivator teeth, and all kinds of castings for Farm
ers and others, all of which we propose to sell as low
as can be afforded by any catablishmentin this coun
try. - - ELLTAU MOTT.
G. A. TILDEN.
We are also agents for Emery's Horse Powers,
Drag and Circular Saws for wood, also Dog Churn
Powers, which we can furniAh on short notice.
Montrose. Jan. 7, 1857. ltf
LOOK HERE :
TBE subscriber has been receiving duiing the past
three weeks a fine lot of
SPRING & SUIMIR CMS's
malting, with former stock, an assortment with whiel
there is no comparison in this vicinity; end that
they are being sold in a manner satisfactory ‘
to customers is manifest from the fact, •
that notwithstanding all efforts at
Competition, the rush and
sales thus far have been
unprecedented.
We mean with frequent additions, to keep the as
" eortment good ; and ready or prompt pay
ing customers can rest assured that
the old store is not to be outdone.
lii addition to the large va
riety kept for years, we
now •have 4 good • •
assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
ALSO,
BOOTS & SHOES,
in all varieties. lime give us a call.
Gibson, May 37,1857. S. S. INGALLS.
A - FORTY HORSE. POWEIt.
STEIN IMES? e S SALT,
IN GOOD ORDER.
3FESPeight inch stroke, 14 inch Cylinder, bai
lancewheel, three tons. Is a strong well built
manakins.' Suitable for a Coal Shaft or Titanim'', and
will be sold ser i f low. Address, -
• POST BROTHERS.
Jan. 14, 1857. * Montrose; Pa.
LAWNS! LAWNS!!
NEW STYLES, at reduced prices. at
MOTT'S.
LIRE AND PLASTER.-
/VIM subscribers are now burning and will
,kerp
a constantly on hand, Lime of a. very superior
qualiq at Montrose Depot, and will sell It in any
quantities at a fair price. Persona wishing a largo
quantity can ba anPlilled 1. 6 "0n n reasonable notion. gro und Plaster will be kept constantly on
hand heroines. . J. 1.. ,POST.
H. DRINKER.
R. iuP.
livatxosc Depot, Aril 3, If. StitßlM.
The Independent Republica &
rintuarnzzoirrner.llTlMlDlT MOULIN, Atllol7lo/11
PA, AT $1,60 PER Airsivr. Amscs. ,
Bates of Advertising. -
.
One squars(ll /Ines or lessjone week- . . .. .... 80,5 0
One square " two weeks, 0,7 6
One square " three weeb,...,..1,0 0
One square " Mat, ............
One square " two months, 2,2 5 .
One square " 'three months. ..... 30p
One square " six months, 5,00
One square " • one year, ex
Two squares one year, • - 15,00.
Three squares one year, ........
Five squares one year, • 25,00
One column one year,....... . ...... ..... .40,00
Yearly advertisers will have the privileice aker.
ring or changing their advertisements without ad.
ditional charge.
Business cards, not exceeding lye lines - , inserted
at $ll,OO per annum.
Job Work. -
This office is supplied with a good assortment or
Jobbing materials, and all kinds - of Job 'WOrk, and,
as Cards, Posters, Pamphletaoltc., will be docents&
ly and promptly
•. - .
; Dr. B. P. Wihnot,
rtRADVATE of the Allopathic and nomm*dMs Coney* et
431" Medicine, to tow permanently km:media Greet need, Pa. Of.
Ice, corner of Maine and,ElLenbetb Bt., nearly appetiteht
me M. E.
Church. key M. MIA,
Di.. H. Smith, -
QtYRGEON DWITIST. baeremoved his Oilicellieen &Mee lolls
0 own dwelling oppoilte Use Baptist ehurdi, (porth able.) in Now.
nee, where ail Dental operations will Ds le-Maned in hie neoalgoof
DUILUIXT. innwirwseJfill. UM
~
' • , C. D. Virgil; .
--
RESIDENT DEMIST. bas Tanned We Ones re
• e 5..... bls new res tdk tlenee. rr. donb a a g re t ar. ‘ Penteit.
on Trall
a ileyle -of nearness and tom S n=M=rsi Me pedestrian.-
Nownerce October 7, 18.17-401 -
C. C. Hollister, .-
DEALER Ifi SADDLES . Ilareese c Trimka, Vegas. kebse
St., fist door above Mott% Grocery. Montero% 111,4T0 .
J. D. Vail. 31, D,i -
IanTSICIAX AND ...SURGEON. I= patina/mai loaded himself
NWe Busgaehatuta county. Pa . , aad loom
attend all ealla with walla b. maybeetsared.,4Bvltyll
• A. Bushnell, •
A . •
A TTORNEY COUNSIKLLOR AT LAW.. Ogleit our i.
W •'A Drug Etive, SCIIWISMINA DIPOT.
T. B. Orchard, Z. D.. • -
PHTSIeTAN AND SURGEON, lockacm, Susquehaaaa comity,
Pa. Reel'team at the Peet effla.
EALERS - TS BOOTS & SHOES. Leather and !India" oil
I,JP . Maine et.lint door below Seade'a Binei,, Montrose, Ps.and
minas 1./33 , 13. C. N. lITODDLID.
William H. Jump,
ATTORNEY AT LAW A :SWAM' PUBLIC. CM. at Put.
lie Square. iloyniass. Pa. •
• Miller. & Fowlek, • -
liTTORNETS AND COUNSELDORS AT LAW, and thaldhan
in Chancery. OrEce 1\0.44 Clattentreet, Poona% M.
• Bentley dt . Fitch,-
A TTORNSTS AT L►W; AND BOUNTY LAW AG CITE.—. Men west of tho Conn-Nouse, Mouttome. Ps. ,
s.r. INVITLXT,. f L. 7.lTir.M.
Albert 'Chamberlin.
A TTORXET AT LAW. AND , .irsves OF TM:
21'011kb over I.L. Post k Co.'s .Stom„ Morram. Pa.
Wm. IL lesstrp,
A ITORNEY AT LAW AND COMMISSIONER DSEDs
for the State of New York. will attend to all balms" odium
to biro with promptormand Edelitr. Olitee go Mlle Mute. paw
pleil by lion. William Jamm.
•
Abel. Turret",
rikkAtEß LR DREGS. JaDICENES, CHEMICALS, Pahl.,
Jur 014. Pre-sttdre. Gencertak, Dry Gouda Hardware: Stosedda,
(daftware, Clacks. Watches. Jewelry,Saver Spook; Spedadtalia.
deal Instruments, Txurces. Surgical natraturais..l4.luon4 Paha.
ery, Slincra. Stationery, Brumbea. Mork Yankee Not.ima.
P. B. Chandler, '
DEALER IN DRY GOODS. Ready Made Clothing, Graced's
Sanaa and Stationery . Ida, Public damn, litornaus, Pa.
• - I. L. Post & Co.-, •
DF.ALER9 IN DRY GOODS. Greening. Cratere. 1111t11111114
Leather. Flour, etc., On= of Turnpike street Public A' 4
nue, Mormon, I'a. a
• - J. Lyons & Bon:,
][EALE:ns IN DRY GOODS, Groceries. Hardware, Crockery.
Tinware, Boots.de.; also. carry on tluo Buorli,tooure buidareo
Public Avenue, Hosraixsz, Pa.
J. x.rcusa, A. /NOM
• Bentley & Bead,
viEALERs IN DRY. GOODS, Drugs, Medicines, Paints, m lilt g,
Circeezim Hardware, Crockery...lron, Clocks, Watches, Jew.
dry. Slyer Spoons, Perfumery, Lc. - Brick Block, Burma.
n: tnewrs.rr,.. - MILD,
. .
Ar&,.:TTACTUBEIRSand lka cn tSU Gacmit, Rata. Cape
Fun, timbrelbs. ramols, Ribbons, &c., Sc., No. 40 Court3aLo
street. Nur Yolec, (uP dub%)
a. a sociorlaz.
• • A. Baldwin, -
UlioLmitLE and Retail Defier ln Flour. Batt , Pork PM
Lard. Crab,. Feed. Cs : tidies, Clover and 71toothy seed. En
sad of Chandler's store. Simians, Inch
. . .
R. Thayer,
P
alysrbiAN A2its stunzoiq. Sioxracak P a Me 12-.tht
Farmer's store. ettdB
'PritlGHTiforsoinly thane 'Sew UV
York.
Mtlocated Stattmetemtat County Sets
his serrites
these about building or matting Odd in v. other anachlasrf.
feeling that tals.expartenee warrants him In do so. Post Mee sd
drew, Glenwood, Sun. tio,; Pa. sae'-y1
f Comes & &m, -' . • •
. .
.
DALSRB In Toreggerand Ansetienn Marble. Voiennenta. Used —
Stones. Table Top, dn., Binghamton New 'ort. Br.elnen Pu
t:dew lathe. above attended to with dirpatch, by llreohlSn . O. R. Passim.
Agent, keutlyn, Sun. Co., Pe,
.. - eanall _,
TIEALEit IA GROCERIES, Le., at the store meetly eeeepiet
.11./ by Crane & Rogers. Montrose, Ps.:
Mormons, Nov. ES . ISISL4f 3 • ,
E. CAVILDWELL & SOX* * -
Lure's= OF ..I.leD DIAL32II IN - ' - •
.. .
• ei1104 ) diSrSy gqiiiielltbitte, •
AND ' . ..
' .. . .
• - ..
LOOKING-GLASSZS, •
NO. 76 WARRENS 7REET,
Eareacavia...Ll HAD 8. _- - ,
T.. 0. estrunrau. liern7 ti. xnapp. - lair Tag.
W. A. CAITLOWNIL. .
FIIHIC salitaiber haring ainneeted himself 'Grab rho ahem Roam •
Jt., la the CROCLIZT Taman fts emionsbosehm =add sloP• •
ly err to merchants, beta end baarthighouse =epees, laßuillie.
hsana sad =Joining mantles; that their s to c k bone olthe bussita
the kind kept In New Tort ; their =nutmeat Is large and general
their goods see otiroadquallty andebotee potter:a; theirmbeeseskni
as the Made can Mee with retteniee to pants and that he hi **IT '
anstons to sell to all ale any thhdelt Mr their Interest to gly e him
is can. • • HENRY. S. KNAPP. . -
New York..lanuary 1 1857.---Is.. - -
F. roßonatm-,'- .
SADDLE & HARNESS. MAKER
AND TRIBIDIER;
QUCCWOR of A. .1; E. Baldwin, date ' , bedlam and Smith.) is
the above bosinwooll offer on gsiod tonna all kinds of work
In Ids gm; such as `.)addles, Harness; Trunks, &c. Rams reads
Oahe bad odc4anned leather. Cantata Trimming of ail kinds dim
on shoot make. All kinds of Carries Trhntningikent so hand and
furnished cheaper than can be mrehamlelsesritetit In Northern Pena.
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ials- O. WI& Basement. of Searles Hotel. NOSTSOSI•
Oct. l MIA!
Banking House . •
or ..
POST, COOPER &CO.
HENRY DRINKER, 1.- iroymoss,
WM. HIINTTING COOPER.
ISAAC L POST. November 12, 1856
DRAFTS on New York City and Phibulelphixv•
Collections promptly made and remitted.
Offlee hours from 10 a. w. to 8.
)Messrs. Allen It Paxton, N. York.
REFERENCE, 'Samuel C. Morton, Esq., Ph il 's.
Hon. William ;maul); Montrose.
.PATENT MEDICINES.
A MONO the great varietiOt htedielare at Tarrall's More, WAY te
Amyllll4 - ail of Dr. Jaynes Rely celebrated Family roodhinet:
Cherry Peetoral aol theNiec Pills I itableylo. rood Moe
sad Forest Mk; llodarid eekbrated Omen bitters; Louden* /to
rtes of Faiallythediebscri Merchant's ithir~ DIA thureated row
eV lars .
inaltis la nom or boot ever Owen ; Miebilroolel b f ala b k
: , Z=ko and Mew Rowed ; Orders trenatfose. sad* =ha ~
other kiwis : ?oars Olatmeat. the ~mottle! boss.
rheamathes, old all ecerVaibb • Pain.. • 11 =. 1 !
Ora
intaVor dotter to se tio_ebeee Mabee tAar •
Papa
a article ; Woodcock's Bahmotaad awl
_Llalaseett I h Jaundice Illthere chteereUsliolmt
/ I MMO °rote; Dakees ikon and for
s ilLa
nes obtool
POPligto 6, 1 . DYIPOS4I; 8 Xstmet ot
&sweeps.; • variety of Pewee, the bee is Ptlbt Pte- olmi
ea aura vodkas variety at Patent liedletes, leo twee
oars to caumerate—but wake lt to say. that th ewll Asd nem •
ty everytese hayD3s7
.ta this Doe, at the Dreg sad Floey_teont et
Xoatioes, '
, . - IF.‘ TURML.
•-R4 ; It 1
Itv rag
the ALIBI,-
iecurod using Goddattra Pat.
enfor • inganrl it low e ring carriage tops, is
prepared to furnish and put them op at Situ abotteat
notice. . . •
Montrose, Way 6, 1867.. • •
• NOTICE.
DEMONS desirous at paying me moneY,on debts
deny description, can do so by !eating their
payments with Post, Cooper k Co., Bankersilfout
rote.fto nay credit, whose receipts will be-snowed
from their data' WARLIt
April 18, 1856,-1 .
BUSINESS CARDS.
Keeler et Stoddard.
William & Willisi
Rockwell & Winton:
E. N. Moore,
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