II
Front the - Atlantic Monday.
THE OLD HAIVE,DRII/X
. atT o. cr. uoLugs.
0 for one hour of youthful joy!
Gire back my tti4ntieth sprint! ,
rd - rathei laugh a bright-bairethbify:, •
Thati.reigrra gray-beard "
Off with the wrinkled spoils; of. age!
Away. withlearninesserowni .
• Tear out life's wisdom-written page,
. And dash•its troPhies down! , • •
- One moment let my,dif..- - hlosi stream
•
From "boyhood's fount of ; flame!
Give me one eddy, reelinedream . "
Of life-all .love and fame? -
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-By lisleiiing
angeileard; the Prayer, -
And calmly .
• " If I but touch thy silvered hair
Thy hasty wish Bath sped. .
"Rut is there ;codling in thy track'
To bid thee fondly star, - ( "
'White the swift, seasons hurry, back'
To find the Wisheti;for da'y ?" - -
--• ' -
truest Stial ofirteninkinit!
--Withoilt, thee, what Wei* life r; i ; - •
• Ope bllsitniuk leave behind ".
' '
• •
—The angel took a sapphire psi
• And Wrote in rainbow dew, .
- "The man would'he a boy again, s
And be a husband top; , '
And is there nothing yet unsaid,
Before the chanim appears?
Remember, all their gifts have fled
With those dissolving ;years!" • •
_ ins, yes ;• fer mCrunct!.. would recall
.parental.joys; • .
1 could not bear to learetbsn an :
Tli talic-=my-7- g irl--- I .nd boys
. The smiling wad dropried his pezi,,—
thiswill
• "Why never do ; _
Tile man would be a boy again; „.. •
•And'he a father too!"
Ana nn I laughed,-;.-my f latighter woke
The household with it'uoisc,,—
And wrote my dream, when morning broke,'
. To please the gray-haired boys. ,
TM II VR•iE OROfEENCI
111":=11,,t , IL E. N . . sinpilcoliTir.
CILITTEII I.
The Astrologer's i'redletion
READINV, a fear* . weeks since, one of D'e
Quince y's papers-`Three, Memorable ...Mors
tejny mind the strange cit.-
,
enmstances of one of the most mysterious
- domestic dramds4hat ever taxed tlt . ; ingenui
ty of man,. Or required. the•flight of time • to
~ develOp. ... •
• ,The locality of ours:ry lieS amid eirie. of
the wildest arid most pictiiresqUe. - regions of
. the Old priminion, whete•the head quarters
of the - I.lappahannoek. wash ;the- . gase 'cif - the
Blue Ridirs. '•::. .- • . •.-- • ' it ; - '
,
The precise Spott-Crossland-;-=is sublime
and,heauliful.:stene, where two foieSt-crov - m-'
ed rattge4Of mountains cross each other at
, oblique :glees.. - - ' -..•
'..• -At the intersecting point of these ridges
nestles' a little hamlet - , named, from its f•cie.
'gated position, Mtamont. ' -:- -• •' t .--
At the period at which our Awry _ opens
the four estates., ihthe' four angles of .the it-.
regular mountain'crpss, wee owned as- fob.
lows :..-- . , :-. • - !_7'
. •-, The iaStern- farm; galled Piedniont; *aS
the life propertY•of gacTam,e Auderly,. a Vir
k,iniatt lady of the old school. . .
. ; The . western - and most valuable estate"
was the inheritance of llimara Pattie., an .or.
•
Phan heiress:,:grand , daughter and ward of
- MadameAuderl,y. -
• The, northern and srnalleSt one, called,
from being" thedeepest vale •of the four,-- 1
•.• Blip's Role—was the property of old. lughJ
' Haire, a'fxoa et of &dirty temper, parsi- 1
In:onions habits,.and almost fabulous wealth.
The sonthertaarm - L--nanAdi from the ex.
travagant cost of the elegant III:11151001011Se, .
-elaborate out buildings, and highly ornament
ed grounds, which- had absorbed the means
' of the late owner, ',Farquiees ;Folry : %---was
thOcavilytmortgaged patrimony of Godfrey
Farquier- -bulanie, the . : grandson-of liugh
Raw; and now a. young aspirant fol. - legal
honors at the university of Virginia. •
-'• Butlittle-beriefit to • the heir._ was to be
hoped from •the inheritance- -Or-ins; father
tiir,thenedspropetty. lti the first place; old •
.ITagh.claW,i; had, bought up in his; own ramp
all the.ktlO.Ostigainst, tl* estat?. eif . ,F ar s quier's
Folly.- 7 , dotibtlesi2 to' i pieveht tt ' fo;eelostirfi
arid tofsaye - the property, for his gribdson 1:-
. tut, unhappily, tiodfr;; - had mortally •of
fended the old Than by d ; ittingain agricul-
taral life,, and persisting, i the study .of le
prohAsion—asourse that had' resulted in his•
own disinheritance.' ' ; . •• , ; .
To
make this irniinent ib ore bitter . to
his grandson, the cad man fin taken into fa-
Vor his nephew, Dr: Henry Rime, whorn-he
„had established near Vunself Furquier's
Folly.
At this tiine the disinherited heir,
having
Anishe4'a term'at the Univeisity, • he'd come
down to spend a part Vacation at -his
native place. - •
It was upon the Saturday evening of his
arrival that-he found •ih - e little9mtel, and, in
dePd,- the -whole village. of 4)tamont, is a
great „state of excitement, fro* ttie tact that
thi celehrated,beiress, Miss Manors Pattie,
had just-stopped there, and passed through
.on her way home. .r
Thoie who bcd. been so happy-as to eateh,
a glimpse of het' face, vied with each other. in:
praise orher many eharrns, , while those who
had-not, listened with eagerness. and looked
. forward to indeinnig,ving - thernselves by, see-•
ing her at church the next morning.
Thene - zt day, Ocidfrey Dulanie attended
thumb, where l e saw and fell in love with
the most , beautiful 'and intellectual-Cooking--I
„girl lie lad ever beheld. From -the cheap
' nessAnd.Sitni;lieity of her, attire,
of
supposed
her to be some poor dependent of Madame
Auderly's, in whose, pew .she Godfrey
:was cornplqtely captivated, and resolved•l
at once ;to woo, and,, if possible, -, Win this
lovely bping for his wife, ,poor girl though
she wes.,- He. was glad she was poor,
be
cadre-she could for that reason be .more easi
ly- won. But on„ace.empanying Mr. Wit
loug,hbyt the elevgyrititi, and his brother-in.
law, Ernestileins. borne after church, what
Was his astonishment and' dismay of being
introduced to the supposed. 'poor girlr wbOm
hefound to be no oiherthan, the eelebr'aled
Miss Honora-Paule, the greatest heiress and
belle, as well as" the best and -noblest girl, ,in
the-State of Virginiit. She greeted him e4r
'dially. dnd in` few t . znitnites the: company
were busily' engaged rn conversation. ,The
- topic. eapitnl punit4iment ' havin,;• 'Been,
started, dOdfrey turned to lionera, at7d.Said
L take .an especial personal _interest" in
having capital punishment abolished—Miss
rattle; do you believeln astrology
Houma started, fixed. her eyes intently 0p,..
on the questioner, and then Withdravrinw
them answered
`s: why did yOu ask Ito if believe in:
.astrology •
' Because, Miss Paqie; I was about: to 're
late for,yciur Miausement predietion that
was made concerning myself, by profsor I
.
- of thatNack art.' _
A predietmn,' jexclaimed ;Wi ough•
by, drawitsg near, with eager Mtereat t .
Yes; riirdnui,' Tepliod 141 r. Dniaine, emit
forediition .which if I.belie.red, would
Ttertniiily
.dispOse me to lay or
.. the aboll:shmetit
of the death penal*. Three years s,itiee,
sojourning for a
. •short time' in
- the; city Itiebniond, , •on my_ way ,to the Uni
verpity, I chanced to :hear of the Egyptian
j)i,•ric.r ) who was at tliat crcitting
. . . ,
quite a Fins:mon in the city. • . His wonderful
reputation was the theme of every tongue. -
:' Idleness - and curiosity combined to. read
.
me - to hiii - ooms. - :•He required - a night to
caslbuy hotosedpe. lie demanded, and. I
gave him, the. day' and hour 1.)1s my birth ; and
ir
then Itook leave, with the ' umise to return
in the . morning. - liiti. next ay Jivent-- : ' - ~
‘, 'Ayell ; 1 1 queStiuned •Honora, earnestly.
My • horoseopn teas .a tionnou.sOpe: in-
It predicted fur me a "short and
stormy.life. and a' sha'rp and sudden 'death
Good ITeas'en I : But—the &tails
' It propheiled four retnarkable_ events; the
first-1A. : 714h has. already come pass. '
' And Wat was- F .7'
The Joss.uf my patrimonial -el ato .
coincidence!' interritpt . ed 3fr.
Witlottgithy,.as,lie arose and dined 'his 'wife
and brother•inlaw at the-other end of the
MO
. .
4 'tboi)ght. so:.uhen the prophecy tv.ai ful
-1 filled ,;' replied Gofin47. ..
- •Apki: the other thise .rvents"?'„ sofqy iti
quired I).niiri . .. ,
1 - ,: ifht...oth4iihree events. if they-tilow as
prefl4-r'ed.- HI If k happt.7 WI i hitt the nest . two
i )-enr.4 Or Ilpfori i % 1 renrh my twenty-fifth anni:
ver,srtrr. Ttie 'first of the 4 is to be ihe,un
,,exreti,! inhet-'!nnee,of vast wealth.' • .
_ .
lienring ;hi-; a briallt smile.: played'
:,reltrizi thi lips :,I'll , urura, and bahislied the
elothis brow, She waited a few
minutes fur him to proe&d, but finding that
.11e:continued silent, she
Well,3ll.r.,Dulanie,to on ! what was the
third predicted cent ?'
Dolott command - tne•toMform you r -V
,No i .sir; I beg y'ou, of your courtesy,,' to
do. Co'
. .
Very well,The Said, dropping his voice to.
ft low"midertooe, 4 It %vas to be my marriage
with - the woman I should worship.'
A deep vivid blush supplanted the .bright
smile that, quivered over llortora's variable
face.
her
,pause, bruised at length
by her voice, as she geutly ,riquired—
' And the fourt
• Th e . nuswer came, reluctantly, end in tones
so lo* its to meet only I.er ear.
• 'The fourth and riediction- was, -that
&lore nny ticenkiffith Mrthjay I should per
idt,on the seaPd.' .
1_ A low cry broke from the lips of Ilonora
UT-hands flew upend covered her.-face.—
After a minute or two she dropped them:and
..looking him stcadili in the face said with qui
erfirrartes:s • , •
'You d4 . iubtle,s wonder at my emotion,.
Now hear ine, On th , Vtuttnn- following
the summer itt which - that. prediction waS
made to you, I was in Baltimore with my
,gmninother, and With Mrs - . Wilroughby,
who: was' then Miss Heine. Curiosity took
us to the rocgus of the Eglyptian, who W:l5
then practicing in that city. And after some
such preparations:is ,he had used in your
case, he atst.my horoscope and read my fu
ture.- It itv•a's this„ that before . my twentieth
birthday, [should be a bride, but never a
for•that the fatal tom, of the . seagold
prose between .the nuptial benediction and the
bridal chamber. Such were the words of the
prophecy.' She spoke with -a solemnity that I
seemed to overshadow every other f*.elity2:
CHAPTER IL
,Tibe Sybil's Circle. .
The next day, Ilonora informed hergrand
mother, Madarile.Auderlc of Godfrey's pres
ence in the neighborhood, and the old lady,
sent her only brother,' Colonel- Shannon, to
fetch him - to . Pied I tont. Godfrey at.ceptect
the incitation. -On his_ arrival, he found that
General Sterne, the governor elect of
his son, had just taken up their
quarthrs. for several days, Madame -Ar;
derly ' and the old lady, in his honor i . at'once
(3
sent 11 cards of 'invitation t (\some of the
neighbor's td visit her -that evening.
When , tea was corer, the. company adjotirn
ed to the drawing rood,. where, such after,
the .gusts invited fur the eyening joined
them: '
.. ,
. • '.First came Fathertrlimhrty, the parish
.priest of St.'Andrew's Church, at. Crossland.
The next .arrivids.u - ere Mr. and Mrs. Wit.
Icitii-rhbv and .Mr. Heine. . . ,
Imn.ediately a • fief .them came Dr. and
Mrs, henry :Hawe—the doctor, a : --- man, of
great fashion and eleffarce. the lady, a den
n •
wte, pensive woman, with'. it sort of 'Slid,
moonlight face, beanduc inftliont between
tier fleecy locks-of jig(
',
And, last of all, to the astonishment of ev
ery. body, mine - old . Hugh Hawe, who 'had
been invited as a mattcr of courtesy, and
was no in the -least degree expeeted,to‘tilake
Ns: -appearance.
./,
'He came not alone. On his arm he bro't
a young.girl, uninvited,'hut whom with grave
- courtesy, ,presented to his hostess as Ag.
nes Darke, t •:datighter of a deceased friend, '
and now hi: ward, who,liad arrived only that
morning; ,a. whom, presinning on .M!
ti ,...
ad
time Auderly'.4 well known kindnese; he had
i- ventured to present. to her. . 1
I_Madame Auderly, a reader . of faces, was
' Certainly attracted towards her ; and, idler a
1 ., -.
little talk, that confirmed her first fac-erable 1
impressions; ?he took the:hand of the •firphan .
girl, and -.conducted her to th e group funned ;
by 'the Misses Auderly, Mr._ Sterne, • Mr.
Heine, lkir. Dulanie, and Hamra - Pante.
Ender the auspices of Miss Rose Auderly,
they were :themt too - torm what she called ,a
'Sybil s Circle for ,which purpose,' Messrs.
Heine and Sterne were dispatched to bring
forward. a round table. Miss Rose went td.:
a catink to seek' the :Sybil's., Leaves,' which
,she. presently produced. All . /lien ' seated
themselves around the table.;' -,
, A dead silence reigned. . Rose shuffled
.the cards, turncid tliPt» With their face down,
and then, addressing . * right hand neighbor,
Mr.. Sterne, in a low voice, she deinand4/1—
• Wharwoold yob With the Sybil l'
• ' I would know the future partner of my
life.' was the formal answer.- . _ ,
.
' Draw ? • . . . :
The young - man hesitated for a Awhile,
smiled,: and, rejehgng , all• those cards that
ik t , re nearest himselk put his hand under the
pack and withdrew, the lowest one. ,
i
'-ead l' lie'said, extending the card tO the
Sybil. --
' 'Hear I' she exellimed :
.
`'!. A widow, be titifal as. light, .
'Twill be'you lot ttr wed
•.i 1
, ..re yo,„ ,o - wed— !US, . —urgent; an ..ones,
With a rich jei(ture, which shall pcUir. ' I an' Charlotean, , an' Cu! Pan, an'Caslaus Henry
Its blessings on your head.' r • Clay. do' .I‘4)ah Dan ~. aft' Cathrine second, an'
.... .
There was a rgetbual clapping of hands, and i Cleupa:try Antony, an ' Jane Lind, an' Tam
shoots of laughter. --.4.
- A was FtBw Miss Jelsie's turn to test : her I herself;--a 11-.lett withoutany boss to crop with.
fate. —Being - a youdg' ladY, ~„she would not r That Was alnico mess for a 'spectalale family
put ihe l question in the veval form.' but niere- 1 tta: be Slasfqd about illa warn% it ?' I declare
ly inquire what should hecher futare fate;— 1..i(1 didn't filet like sten in'tt horse, sometimes.
The.answei,drawu -was— . - ,• ' -1 rlYell.,waited and re 'd; and Waited until
•- " ' To. - dandle Cads and Chronicle small bgi"."" 4 - Viii vino! strawber .• . time, hoping some
~. 1 ,
a :reply that nearly extinguished Mi-Je.sief stray i tors mount co le alon,g, hat dog my
fai the oventng. - • ' . cats of anyi shah luck a that ever comes whir
.: ; `.- I declare, if hereis not Mi. Hugh-Havre p- . J--dad is, he's so drotte Inear, an', lazy,...an'
'ciclayt‘ led 'the liely Lilly, as the old miser ,O, i. ugly, an' yin,
.I saim ' and
sitnatered.deliherately tothe table.; and stood ; Well, one nits, cia he lay aVrake all niter
Itiaking with- indolent . c riosity :upon ' i lhe,i a snoittn• and a - . rolls ' an' a I.chisperite at
.gati* of thelyoung pen e. e , C me , I t ii,i, , m a re ; a6' nest leo Mil Says he, ; tit, I'll
Ha;i.'e !- I dee, are you shal have y Orfo'rt utle l he hdss inkself i •atri'sp 11' the plow, while you.
OK!' . , ' y.drive me, Fttadetre'll rook up coin around,
~.,
-:. ' , Well,. well—the Conn Muds of a-m.l*W and,theri kumid quit (that's mares) and the
I dies, Are not to bedisohe.Y„ d,' replied the old l i briatt kin Olant or let, lone; jist a s they please.'
e In,ap•o an I . h ll*he extended his hand and 1- s°--° t w
' . 11' t' ~.. ' • . ' goes to te, papaw, -an' peeled a
a OroF,li
9 i ttard, which lie . paSs(d to thi 55.-1;;; • , l rightisma "t chance o
,-hark, and. Marin and
1 'Amid. itprofound sklence, and in a 'solemn i tbe thade. ,, ears for t.l d, l and they became him
r•
'foiee, she read—read—, -' , ' rnift r , litily then heworld have'albn —sb.
dle I
s
" l i ti-note,.ike l'—thou fftrest the solemn night! I gets Mn old umtar elk wifat 4 found , .--it's a lit.
-
With herpiereing stars, and het den t ; winds'anight.!—• 'lli rfiece iron,.sorter
„li kc onto a pitchfork, y e
there's a; tone in.her voice, th_ou thin wouldst shun, I,, • lihoW—ith'„we 1, it, t, it' twisted it sorter into ,
.. ..
..,01 1
. .
MBE
'For it asks wluit the eerretleoul teeth, donut;
And thou t—theres 6'v/eight-on 'thie t,
yl—
. Bark toithy liOrue and pray. t'
,what 4rietiw mocker !' ex
claimed the old man, iicornflly, as he turned
away and gave place tin his uephe*, w o had
all the While been poited behind ,hi , peep
ing over his shoulder4.' . 1 '
,' Will you permit tip to lest my fo tune?'
inquired the.' fiiseinating' pr. Hance. , '
dtid what would!You with the 'ybil
was the response. I
would know tlnifuturle.'•
Draw said the ISy bil, in a. ton pof as.
Sumed sternness. .
Str.iling graceful put. most
smite, the doctor drew a curd and
to the reader.
near said thellatter lifting i
of fate, and reading+
"'Oh, ask me tupt to speak thy tat
Oh, tempt me 4iot to itell
The (loom shall.inake thet des.olat(
The , Arrong thjm maYst not quell
• Away! Atray/4-for drone rould 1
Eviu as a lael•ey unto ihce P."
Look ! I declare/ how pale the d.
grown !' exelainTed the; flippant.
' One wottld really think to look at him,
deep remorse for solne unneted eririie' . preyed
on him.'
Nrinsense ! Ju glen !' 'said ' e l'
,
turning n:Way to eunevat ) 1,1 , 5 ag itath
The eyes of }littera Paule . fulh
with the' dcepesiiinterilst—there
upon his brow th4t sheihad never
fore. 7
_Thu next in turt l i wasj Agnes. I
her, Rose said:
What seek you in Inc magieenl
. • answered the Inset
ilpvoke the knkwledpc i r
Agnes drew a tsllfet, l and passe it as.usu.
,to the'S.ybil, retid—
'Agnes shutrdetted, covere her face
with her hands.'
Put up the tdblets 1 They a•e growing
fatal r said ll'os'eP
'Not. fire thd:tv l orld 4-now tha, each Word
is fate ! There isla couple yet to )0 disposed
of ! Miss 1 .4111 e, hraw tear r • said ; Afr.licine.
Tlik,'eheek'f.Tlonortt Pante changed ; yet
striving With a fik , 41that she ft to be 'un•
*.vorthp; she r . - .hed..fort her hand
drew a tablet and paRsH i o
in an-effective vdi6e,l.l..ad•--,-
" Bat how is this dream is On . m
I sec a bride—all fir owmid with flow'
As in delighted visions, On ‘lie
01 a dread chasm,Fand
,thou art
,01(
lionora heard in silence, reinternbering, the
„strange eorrespondeneP ofthesellinea with the
prediction oftln!asirolmr r' er, ms e long' ago,
endeavoring to iconvineehersel that it was
eome,idenee, and 4anfly trying • o subdue the
(orbnling 4)1'116. heart.
~, ' Mr: i)ulani l e l'' said Ro.e Ishiniiino the,
, ,
, P
tablets, and palsing them to iiii
fie drew a card, Ind return(;
nosed.
The Sybil tii)oli it,' and A thr
tious, terror shOok her frinne a
,
--:
. . .: " , Ai v riice and n, • ,
tAnd allanhyV &eat are 11“ )•!."
? I
1 -"An irrepressibk low cry b )1:0, flom the
pallid Tips of Oonora. " Thrtftl, up the cards"
..i
she said: "It witlkCd, 'this t tapering with
the mySieriesiof the 1
future'!" .
The above is the conanenet
Sonth'.vort h's'great ;story, whi
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price, of the,Ledger. To p ruse the history
of the lovely heroine, :laic Paule—how 'she
came to beia kittiOe'for onlS•an evening, and
all the Strange and ahsorbi g particulars 1
con
nected thegewith, will be.a treat for all who
take the trOubleito get the Ledger. :
Her'Ftnile .s.';, soft, her E .- rt so - kind,
Her woke for pity'stn es so fit, •
All slink her woman;tit her mind
Lifts her4chere bards nd sages sit.
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11, el.
T
_
la , Acting Hon.
I 1) to the yearth:
to fly now.'
IE
Sut LOgiaguod's Dads;
'Hold:that eri. boss -do}
• He's skeading his sail
Keep hith Whar he is.'
These and like expressir
to a ghee t looking!. long lt
white haled, hng eyed, i,
ius,.freshi front some :st
store, and !mounted on • Ta i
lung, poor horire, and en ,
perfect net work of bri,;
martingales, straps, tire i .
ing,, who )uid rleined Up
grocery, ,among a crowd
eers, full!of fAt'and
•I saylyou darned ,ash
shirts o»!, dill your Y .
horse till I - rid up: Tar,
best 1101-Se - that ever she'.
dead ash Mill worm.
• What kiled . him, Su •
inquirer,!
• • Why, notbin',.yon
died ; standing up at Old
pluck ?.1 Froze stiff; !le
.starved ;font . ; and then
stiff that when daJ and
he jist stuck Out so (spii
legs) lac ca rpenter's /
seve,nt4n dys for hini
could skin htm:
and 'nl4 (counting his
an' Jake--finl fake w ,
short 'an'
sinister
ssed it
MEEI
c.t.or hal
essie.—
ZEE
,
ed bun
D •
w wits that
seen be.
p riling to
l ei; lady V
ous
ilin,g,
ZEE
it tti be pc-
11 of supersti
she read—
Inca of Airs,
•h i 3 now Le-
rk Ledl.rer.—
t it isonly the
J'sting, faseinat.
alance, or eon-
Lund in the New
paper? fort
rs in:the ct,nn
be
found at :111
and country,
enlbei=and :ask
, f January 16,
tintiathon (,e the
here. If you
ewe, toflice,
mail you a cdpy
•
ns wet e ad - dressed
zed, short bodied,
1111 V sort of a gen
, -
rondhand clothing
tt pole,' a nick tailed,
oped 'all over in a
e reins, - seuripers,
vies, and red ferret.
front of Pat flack's
of - -wild mountain.
swhiskey..,
A Iso.—br., Kane's Arctic
Lieetions of a Life Time, by S. G. (;
[eats, AL keep pant
u never'seed a r.sal
is next to- the
ed'nubbins, and he's
r old Ticket/
?' said an anxious
and inrite.their friends to
Large Siiick-of Dr .
Shawls, Bonnets, Flowers and lii
ts, Gents. Cloths, Cassimeres
.4ne asiortinent of Fashionahll
White Goods, Laces, Edgings,)
and Sleeves, and ti inning&
ait
p tent is, we think, well chos
• roceeres.-4, good slo ,
an Hardware.
rockery.--A large sto
Plats & Caps, Boots an(
Carpet. • Large assortment of a
MOntrose, dap 6, 1857. , I
, rnation. fool ; be jist
. . Warn't that good
.:„ not adzaetly, but
froze 'afterwards, so
e pushed him over,
adirig his arms and
eneh. and we waited
to - thaw, aftire ,we
thar we wus—dad
Igers)ll.td atf•me, Sal
used to dall him fur
S; . .
FillßE undersigned, March
JL Corners, has lat disc
pay, he can tell more gdods a
at one half the usual profitln
consequently I can self goods
cent' lower than otherestablisl
But do not take my word foi
selves. Bring a little cash, o
produce ; and buy - your goods
in the history of mercantile tr
and well selected, itMl I am r
every week. ' My tetras ,of
will certainly be for your in .
before purehaiiln,g elsewhere.
Flour-and salt kept cons'
• • Books and SI
•
d i
A' flew lot of Pocket an
-LI. manta and prayeplioo
each as are to :he used in
choice lot ofd. W. Jra 'i*On
ily and Toiletoapa; Per&
tracts, nicO#Od cheap, it, .
~,t., : • , ~ ,by
41putrie; Au t 74 , 12,: 18
rr RE -subieiber •
/1
.11 LORING. BUSINESS,
gut perinit.) will spard,.tyl
all who mit)• see fit, to e
Brink Block over Bentley
lienttwe, Tune 24,18.
a bridle bit, Snail shape, 04 wanted it CU
as. he hadn't worked for - eotne . :lline;
moue' sorter feethissoats, cave
Well, when:we got the .bridle
on dad ; he'bhomped his bit jist r
Koss, (he always wus A most conylicatied
fool, enyhow, and .marlii Idlers !Ai,d so, Nv,
be Niarn't I put on Alio geat's,
out dad an' I goes to the „field, I. a, - lea
dad by the bridle, and teatio' the go
plow on nv back:'
When we come to' the fence, lief de*
gap ; that made dad mad ; he *ante:4lloj:
the fence on all fours, kiaa - `Way. '
hitched him unto the. gopher, and.
we went, dad leanin' for'ard • to. his p
right peart : f an& we made sharp plowire
goin' right over the 'bushes anlaprotitd,
as areal boss , the only. difference is he
on two lcos.
Presently
. we come to a - sassafras
_, •
and Oacl, to act up, hie -thargeti}r; us ii
lititguisqaar inter it, and fore dOWA, al
net's nest nigh as big ass hosi heft& ill;
the tribe kiVered hid] rite, strata.; „Ref!
and ; , , ,;kielie'd once or twieeaniti , tat
sgaeal was nor ary horse in the detaitri
sot into rennin' away, jist us•frateral
you seed. " •
-
I let go the plow and , hollered' won
%coal but yoti mount as well said. w.o
locomotive. Jewhillikins! how. he ru
When-ho come ton bush he'd eh
gopher and all ; pr'aps he tho't there
be - another settlement of bald hornets
and-that it Avus safer to.gsever than t
quicker dun. Every no nd then h;
one 'side of his head with lust One 'fo
and then tothcr; tht'he'd gin himself
handed slap, that sounded like a wago
and runnhe ratite time, and carryi
gopher jist about-as fast and• high fr
yearth as , ever a. gopher was-carried,
When he cum to the feng,e he busted
it, tarin' nigh onto seven panols„
and breakin' the rails mightily ; and
ief t , the gopher,/ears, swingletrees an
all mixed up, not wuth a durus; me.
shirt stuck to broken endiola sl
rail, and nigh unto a pint o' horn,
with the shircla stingin' it all over
ante oh ;en), hbnnt a gallon and a h
on with dad,. lie seemed to rim
ly'as fast as a hornet could fly,
tightest race 1 ever did see ': down
grass - they. all went, the hornets sort
it brok like srnoke all around dad's
he with nothin' on but. the bridle,
uto a yard q' plow line beh
, eed he was Armin' for the swit
in the eek, whar the' bluff is •uv
feet p'erpei ieular to the water, an
onto ten feet
. e,p. To keep up hi.
as a hoss, whin fie.got to the hl
leaped off; or rather, 'tom kept o
Now right thar. boys, he overdid
-if thaCwus what he wus arter, for
ry boss ever foaled durnd fool
leap over sieh a place; a mule
done it, but did warn't actin' mul
up to the' edge and looked over.
old dad's bald head, for all the w
peeled ingtka bobbin'• up and (lc
hornets ii sailin' and eirclin'-rout
buzzard fashion, and every once
one. and s'otnetitnes ten mak
dad's head: lie kept up a peart
der; sometimes they'd hit, him
times they'd hit the water, am
was-kivered with drowned hornei
What On yearth are ye (loin'
says I.
• rllonk (dip) you see 'these i
alias' (dip), onto tee r_ •
• Them are h.
ye ain't really afeard•of ttiqnt,
sed dad ' they?!
fzinewine bald hoinets, you (I
cuss " • I : I
Well, dad, - gou'll have to s
nite; and arter they go to roos
flume and I'll feed yoti,' Aint
unmodified nater,.l Voke fro.n
arasorter cunt coppern
hid about till next :afternoon, w
folio lr av el !in l i. "9 <l.-Ittp.i I, '.w
on at the cabin this side of the
you passed it ?'
nuthhi' much, only a
tin' in the door with nary - Sitirtj
man wts:gres.. - sin' If.s back and
head Wus about as big asn ten
he hadn't the rust sign of an ey
That man's sed L
'Been much fitett in this.
lately seethe traveller;•dryll
Nun wuth speakis' of, per
Ocularly,' sed L
Now, bors,l hain't seen . i
would be afeared to meet Ilrr
years. Let's drink.
MR
A LL Ache wish ' to buy 800
cheap, will call at the
310.24TR05E _BOOK
in the Past Office, where they can
at a far - price.
• Just aceeived. , L-:A new)
Tower's and Webb's Series• of •
Element; of Mond Science, sigh
Webster's standard Dictionaries, n
3fo3frose, Pa., may Is, 1857
Post Bro .
are riow receiving thei
SPRING MD SUN
LOOK AND
SONETHE
Blalock, Jan. 19, 180.-2
Fa .- Iri kl i,ls' i. * Stitg e' 3. ;:oo °S k ta iii:
lie Nohittit - SchbolL' A.
i e.C . 9ltifakte blot, F4UII.
, - cry itotl flivoriok Ex
e 4,,,aintro;oe Book Store,-
:K. INL,LARD.
fs.
-
. "
,I fr so
1 10140 1 76,
.:','
._ ..„
spilt' resinapd the TAI:
nanently Of his health '
nable Arirort to please I
ploy :him. Shop, in the
d lUad's Store.
7 . — tf IP. LINM '
MEI
Id
f i en
n'
`~
:city
daft'
:Arne
ent
r atch,
I ow, ;
hor
:all
aced
ed 'A
t i are
rffrA
dad,
to a
at it,
count
111111
Ira,
!'d paw
e leg
n Open
i•
lil Whip,
1' that
m the
svi rm.
ite thru
Nltt erin'
he
• kievis.
t of hi.
lintered
lA. staid
-the 141-
If kept
I t 2 %.1
t k,sact
wus the
flirt: the
r =kin'
lead, and
nd nigh
Ind him:
lin' hole
r
it's nigh
/Character
ufi he jist
rennin',
he .thine,
there'.;na
notigh to
look have
I ept
Thar wh's,
niii like a
wn, and the
d, turkey
n a while,
a dip at
ii - Ogin un-
and. some
the water
Ithar, dad r
!ittrnal var-
I.s flies thar;
.1
ye
rare (din)
!ay (liar till
, you come
nowin' dad's
rHE subscribers are jtisiteceiving a fin
L Stoves tlir an4all and Winter Trade
..embracing all the be of Cook;ing, •
ShoFrarieti2t9 in use, 4ogether with a full a:
of Stove Pipe,
l
Sze., which we olrer et prices t i ehb
fiot
Amctng our Cooking Stoves, we will, cnun'
Keystone, Premium Flat Top, Forest 92tliel
sonian, Sc. Thos - in want of Stoves. 'or
Fixtures, will-do well to give us a call: I
them' party.
!ines. I staid'
ilea I seed a
wus goin'
.creek, when
'man Was' si
ion, and a wo
niins, arid his
►lion kek,nrid
smooth.'
d [ :3' oJanLL
11, F A CI 1311 ER and dealer in :
I Furniture, is, non• prepared
orders or Hedsteads of- all kinds. at r
retail. short notice: Retail prices ran
upwat according to style. He also bee
Ready-made Coffins ; and as he has u
Hearse, he is prepared to attend fume
notice.
"New Milford, Dec. 17, 1E456
neighborhood
.pally or per.
lad since, and
1 in the next ten
FARMERS ATTEND
TIME undersigned would respectfully 4 1
.114 7 , The FAMIERS and all othersinterestl
hate associated ourselves together under
MOTT do TILDEN . ;
at the old stand of M. & E. Mott, where we are pre ,
pared to furnish PLOWS of the most a proved pat
terns.now in use; such as Blatchlrys, 4fott's Iron
Bram, &r. Also Point* of all kinds Landsides,
Cietirator teeth,.and all kinds of castin for Farm:
ers and others, all of which we propose• o sell as low
na can be afforded by any establishnien in'this coun
try. ELIJ It MOTT.
rp,
!s mild Stationery
..,
STO.RE,
got good iulicle.4.
I tof gebool ifOoks,
eaders, Waylaq's
different sizes of
t reduced prices.
' plorations .Recol-
I oodrich. & c.
N. BULLARD:
We are also agents for Emery's Et,
Drag and Circular Saws fur wood, als. ,
Powers, which we can furnish on short
hers
flock . of
A FORTY HORSE P 1
STEAM ENDIRE'F;
R. GOODS,
! 1 and examine:
.
. Goods.—Stella
Irons, Silks, iii varie
nd Yestings, Gents.
Clothing, 1 Parrots,
Flouncings Collars
fur Dry Goods de
n in - quality 4: styles.
k. Also,„ Iron s Nails,
IN GOOD ORDI
3 FEET eight inch stroke, 14, inch
Jaime wheel, three tons. is ast
machine. Suitable for a Coal Phan
will be sold err ! , tow. Addres
rosy
LIITIE AND FLAB
I UE subscribers are now burnin
constantly on hand, Lime of a
quality at Montrose Depot, and kill
quAntities •at a fair price. Persons:
quantity can be supplied %von a ryas,
Superior'iround Plaster will be kit
hand hereafter.'
5h6e4,04 Iletnp
'all Paper.!
I
RAW
;~7 +~, t p
AiC ~~
Mt,' at Diairook Four
tvered thnt4or ready
id make moro money,
t upon country goods,
from ;flue, to . ten per
meats in ibis section.,
t, call and 'see for your
some kind of conntry_
at a price unparalleled
We. My stock islarge
ceiling new additions
e are ieady pay. It
rest to call and see me
New Era in mom,
THE WAR IN KANSAS CI
- DuT tho,4e srl i o attempted _ to gi
3fontrosse,n,..oninst "second rut
kidett." with theltg•ends ortliree,
have fizzled'; and
Keeler and Slod
whose BOOT AND S 11611; STORE
atreet,South of Sentle's liutel,—wit
best assortment of Goott.s 6 ereybrort
ltet, bought at the
LO WEST HOU
which they will sell &diet - A
termined to gii - e "the old Codger"
. We-do not.iutett to .be under
establishment in Town, We have .!
and See, is believing:
sick . topft our goods, prefealug,
Braise-us';" . but We may be permit
information of pnrch ssers,that we.
tly an hind.
IiTH. L THAYER
tipnery•-•:,..
AN EXTENSIVE STOCK of S
style, compiising all kinds 'of Gel
and °Childreo'n weir.. Also a gen
Fiudings,pd Leather ol all kincl
`Work toado orditi , , and repai
KEELER
MOntrose, dtine 11,1856,]'. , I
- • - GOOCERii D
Afresh supply, including' the
just opened, and going alai
Oet. 29'87. 4.1
RE
=I
ARRAN E di ENTS.
-.., FAIR:
2 11 D - V C ill 14 T 8
- PAIR.
.
..' For all Classei and Conditions;,
,F„ 'B. .0FIA: DLER
has just ieceived direct . freni ' e Metropolis his
‘ ~,, t stukeztensivesupply of;ncoMparable .
me
44,11 1 1 3 E -IX -r•p P9 i
' An enumeration` is unnecessary'as the People gener.•
'oily, fuo awarelbat his is the " s'
l is
..'
- 11 7 .4tilltrif flEs' . .
~
" 1•S O
Nost,:anything„ from a , I'enn . rtmer, all,the way
up, just tke thidgyou want, an be obtained at th=
lowest possible p r i c e.' .. r \' L .
LEI ECUSOMY GUIDE YOU, ' -
In ilie' tieleetion of Plkee for lthe bestowal of you
PitriMage, 'and we are cer'n' we shall hare tit.
PlefOre a4. 4l PriTile4e.9f . • -
itli
~ ,,,i . ,pOING
,y 0 GO OD.. • ~..
Also;rjuStikreceired' at Chand er'i-,, an assodment .
i 3
Such as are in _use at the ." NORMAL SdIOOL." a I
of which-will be sold at COST, for Cash. A siippl ".
of Sltarou's and Webster's Diction'aries, read; Pr
promiscuous distribution. Cpeap muse.
' Friends! Patron's:. o nirymen :'
o rlll
lend us your " DIMES" and then will be return .d
to you with much increase, after a . F4' IV tiers,
Don't fail to call and secure some of these .
FAIR ACCOMMODATIONS.
Montrose, Sept. le.,
NEW- TtFORD
STOVE ()RIII3
Great Reduci price of Stor,
DlCKERtilift 041.R1ATT..
ARE non* nrchlng their Stook of Stt>vo, f, , r the FALL /1114
TEI2 ;10 Wimbi beg leave teeny to t heir ournerroti
• nd engin:nom, that they have nn hand the btrxett and 11:24 eel eted
STOCK OF STOVES
err of to the Inhabit:o4-rd r , treitolutnna County. Their oct.•
umbels ante rivet approved patents net
Egrated 01*(775; .1441r . qe Open, Prciniffll7, and C,
'Cooking Stcrees,besidas any quantity of Parlor St vex,
for Wood or Coal, Ciffie, Hold and fox Star s,
wt, leave the hest Stove lily burning ennui, eouvtruet;u: on the ivlng
tliteprinciple. ever needy und at a von . me •dcmte price.
We would take thiN Opportunity of rent i.din
friends who am solicited to rtrehase their SiOVI, .11110,
redlarsithat a moments reflection will el.vince them that it j
poor economy to do mt. It is a well egaldished f... 4.1 that the
peddling them atmnuthe touttry, at to
fifteen per cent. and generally rts high no twenty. in o, not
to ut had dells. and coot .f oollection, iif course this extra .
crags out of the pockets or the p%irom..wr. •
In consideration of the above-facts, we offer our
STOCK Ot STOVES
at ta'cntY per cent. h=l-than any pedal= mil:, or C.:111
call and :4T :zre'ned
Nre-Mtcronp, Sept. 7::t. Istrtt
liff=sEl
HEMPSTEAD S Mc
Brooklyn, Sept. 2. 1257.
CIBIKET NIUE/4TO
dfontrose, Via. 7, 1857
Jain. 143 • 187
Montrose DepOt, April 3.
1 ..i: -.- : ': - AYER'S -. ;/; . :
. ell E:aTR:Y
P_:l3 C. TORAI
FOR iIiA,RAPLO cpp,.4 OP ,
Cields,' COUghsi. and
• •
Hoarseness.
bustevrs.n..)lsss, 20th Dec., fns;
DR X. C. Arts :1 do norhodtate to say
best remedy I Imo over fund-fur. 01 11 4
Roars:nem; Influents, 'And the 'cousonit
sympAnes of a Cold, la roar CucanY Piero;
• Its constant use In tnytnnence and illy Isis
fbr,tho last ten yOrs has Awn. It' to peas
superior virtues for the trestinent 'if 0
complaints. • 101011 T,
A. B. 5101ITLEY, Esd. °flints, N.Y.. writos have wore,
your WIRTOUAL myself and in my tamilyover sinen you invented
it. end believe it the tx est medicine tor Its 1 , 1141(11e ever lust oat
With a bad cold r should NY 4iOrpay tvventydive - theft:lnt tor r
bottle thaili s driwithont 'itiur tali nay other remedyP
•
COouyi; Congb, Influenza. •
apantonan; htlis.. Fib. 7.
• Butnenitt 'Ares : iiriit elieeefutly certify yetir..Pscroaat. is tin
beat remedy ace posa . •se,s fur the cumof WhooNaapfluph., Croup
andtbothest diseasesor.cbildren. Weof yosi- isatertaty in tht
'South appreciate your ekilt, and c.a u eend your inedieinit I ci out
peoples3l: D... •
AIMS LEE Esit., 3tokrcur:"TA.. writsi; 3,l'.ltart.`•
tiled &Wilgus Tanen* whlrli 'manned ti,e , iti‘doura ;it- %teeth
took wittily niodleluswwitlioat rellet ;.riaalty ;sled oink tetionat
Itt the adyleu ot• our elerootau... 174 e lirst thew; rutted tht'
soretiess in ,rn,j , throat aud,lungS; Ilia ;tan onelealt tho teeth
wade isle complemli , well. Your tuadkinessire .the cheapest at
• well as the beet we ann :buy, audAte et teeno,N, boctor, and
Four reutedleb as the punt ',lnns friend:"
. Asthma . Or Pittitisic r antl'ltrouchitis.
)ltsfot.sica, Pa., FVI , I 4. lf 5;1.
- Sm.: roar Commr SznYiao is prfhvidt4, ,,, ionrvaloils cures
m thLi. Aerv,r3t trout alnintheitinptone
)f consnmpttnn. not is new curing n nein tv k.e. has Intent.i nndrt
sn affenthut et the Intigi tln• the Led forty y,are.
ILEN la L. ItSS, • .IPrentnt.
A. Ithlilir.V. ID P.. Atin. , 7l:
Oopt. 6,1656: -During my prao.en of wane y: or, fmtud
po:liing equal : to yuar 1:111EaltY POOlOtt t.'r m+l • omi r” ,
tier go coo.. umlitive patiento, or rUtiO4 vuoll runil,liv,'
;Ir e m i„.•ht. Ju 3 .l viiinmert of evt.lencn, but the no-'t enntinen4
p i roir or tlu-rhtne of this remedy ii frond to ib rirewts ni.nr
er • -
trial.
ConsurnAion.
r,i, o b ly an non. p;:tuuty 1135 veer been known w'llietr enont
many and each (11...". At ,hi... :Mm- 1;\ Lornoo o:,
nn ; but evon 10 1.: 1 .4 . 0 the et:v.:tut P1:11,11164111 , •0:, fr•
li s ef and cominrc.
F. R. CHANDLER
Aston. ItGyn. "1... at YORK CrrY: March r,.
DOCTOR AYER, teurviu.: 1 feet dots and A.. Pl•aota , • in
corm yotr - that eIIEaRY • . 1 011, my a Ito
"I She haft hoeu five 13101airt m. d tat' L'lt 4 4 ". k.
toms of Consumption. frcon 'n o'ddd nos ot" a( , \
her much relief:, :lie was grlo2ily
Itutu rite, there no have ruler^ tt.r ' , .; , a'aa.'t a trio
of you.: nelleirm. • W., ;/. ~n u 1.1,111
for she has recovered Mani that d ta. Si;., id
the used to in, scut is fro, from itch)
Ye Vs, with gratitude awl rouarit.
OftlotNint :51it.6!:1,:; eu SUM.%
Omsum .i. tin not dirlmir till xi.* hip, ..t i".0: 1 71
PE.CTOitAL. ° It i 4 by one Of tir hint nunti,- n i in tlit
n - 1 , 1 it. curt-. All rritit I oepnitt. tlitthiOt itterit2 art:*
intl..,tkir'tia Le, 4f . p. r
Ayer's .Cathartic Pills..
Sciences of Cketuistis and )Ndielnr Stave lien timed
thoir ntmest• to preduer this In,f. must perfect purgutivt
whleh 174 known to man. Immune:4lW^ proof. are shown that
IlLts hay. virtnet wittrhrurporVin excellence the ordina
ry medicines, and that 01,1 in tuipfer,!flentedly upon the sateen ha.men. ?boy avo e.th ue pt•vuani to take. hut powerful t
:um. Their penetrating' properties stimulate the vital activitiet
.1 the body, mauve ohe ehstvortionv of its organs. purify all
Dlood. and expel dire - Xe.e. They_purge out t 'both insults whirt
3 d
re*
pL of
r.
tang n•
IN.'penso
: breed and grill• IliStealper.P.t . iatillate l+luggi..ll or disordered or
!'pane into their natural action t ould import heattLY tone wit"
strength to tin: es hole ty - stesid Not uely do thee cure - the every
laysoutplairets of every body. but allo fermitfUlde and danger
•-3119 diseasesvtliat , bare baffled the best of italltall skill. While
they prodare powerful fflects, they an, at the same time, id di
clubbed doses. the safest anti Insd,pby sir that can be employee
for children. Ding sugarroalcd, they aro 'plemtvint to take
and being purely Wegetahle, are free from any risk of harm
Zlnres hare been made which surpass: belief were they not rub
stantiated by Men-of such exalted PIAII(.11 a n d ettal"..l•l . as I.
forbid the Sa,pleion of untria. Ilaoy eminent elergymendtm
physleians hdre lent their names tie rertify to the milder the re
liability of my remtslies, while utters hare sent me the ar...ur
once of their conviction - that tie. :Preparations contribute im
menseAto the relief of my afliktvd, *uttering telkw-cnoa •
The Agent below named to pleased ot furnish gratis m r Amer
I iere Alumnae, containing ,direitionU for their we, and eertid
, cotes of thkr eurcs of the ildi,r-ine •omplaiots :-
1 . , I .
I, Costiveness, Vinous Complaint,s, ithemnatPon. Dripr, Heart
I burn, Ifeadactu.• arising from a foul Stounseh. Nausea. Ivoligee
elon.lilorbisi I Wietiou of th o howehuand pain:lll4llg the.r,.fr,,,u
Flatulency, Loss of Appytite.iell I:lo...rshin mod cut:meow Us
eases which require all CTMllalltt , letlielll,..!'Crofllla or King ,
Ell'. -They also. v., purr! •-• •lse bl-St ””tisriMolarlor :boxy,
: feat, cure many complaints): l.id, it ....ow n‘.l ....,up 1 .... , ,,,i the:
tonld reach. "such as Deafness, Partial Illiminses. Nennelgia am
INemons Irritability, Dcrungennotes of the Liver and Kidney!,
, Gout, and other kindred complaints arising loon a low mate 0
l the 'Wily or obstruction of its functions. - ,
I• Do not be put off br unprincipled dealers with some other pil
' theyxnake more profit-on. As!. for ATER'S PILLS ' and talk:not!:
lug else. Nu other they can giee you comperes with MAIM it
Intrinsic value or curative powers. TIM sick want the best ah -
there is for them, and they shoutil have it.t . „,
Prepared by'Dr,.j.'e. AVER,
.• •
~....,
...
• . elks' and Analytical Chemist, Lowell,Kaaa. •
. • • • cc, 25 C 29. eta Box. Fire litres rer.4l.
...
EOM
riffifi
ABEL Ti"
lOW .1 ,
r) i •
kin Pcniers,,-nl4r:tyl nu'
Reid thp. f Leiter:
HOME TESTIMONY.•
stock of
or 15.'7,
jarlor,and
; ortrnent
In d Ware,
Fbe .t
r eVie the
We hare received the following later in relation, to
4100 T 9 ,
• Aravas Fora - Corxxas,
.• . gusq. Co., Pn. e Sept. I$7,G.
?tfe . ssrs A..T. Wnrrr. it: CO., New York:
" The Morse's Indian Root Pills- had from- yon gic'e
uni t :lnd aoaspelion, is q , ..vr.r.:x txs - r.txet, and oir:
farmers use Wein for almost eterything.. The DYS
ENTERY has bi"en raging in this. section to ap alarm
ina extent, for the last-six months, SCAUCELY:a SiriGLE
'Way having.escaped, mods tvtlEns: 'your
pills- bare been VSF.O AS A"PREYEsTru., in 'which case.
they have xevs a FAILED / inform you shortly
how to send a forth& supply. Your ots't. Serv't."
•
.&LPIIONSO 11. SMITH.
I), Mier
c of the
I
' NZIk. ,
1
13
'll kinds a;
to fill all
riolesale or
o froth. $2
. ,
Such letters as the aboveneed no conunentfro4 as s ,
they-ought to conrin re- all of what we fin:dig . ..Adieus,
that Dr. Xarxe's I,dlian Ili)ot Pills arcade stryl,csl
Pill ever math:
&on ham)
tIJ , +pull
s on short
4 tly
Sold inllontrose by S. 11. At D. Sayre, and by one
person in every town, and in all country stores. A.
S. White & Co., 2 St. Petpre Place, New York, sole
Proprietors. - • . 47—tf :
THEBESTIARSAPARILLA IN THE WORLD
A . ,I",TE have just received a fresh supply of Dr.
V 7 Jokn .11u4 i rg Celebrated Sarsaparilla, the. best
known remedy for, all diseaies originating froin an
impure state of the bloA, the improper use of Mer
cury, and for themumerous ills that ',Flesh
s _jalteir
to." It is put up in quartlaottles, and contains SIX
TIMES the pure Honduras Sarsaparilla of any' other
similar preparation in • America. Those • who have
tried the article speak of it in the highest terms ot
praise.. Even the Physicians in our county commend
it highly, and several of them use it-in their pnietiee.
Price $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5.
car Let the liiratid try it.
I[l
nounce to
,pd, that h-o
.ifthe firm of
IMO
DEM
lIEMi'STEAD & McKENZIE
Brot.kls, July 15, 1857.
rse Powers,
VOg Churn
otiee. '
Celebrated :Vegetable . , Cons lionad.
A new• - stBek of 'this medicine just received—a
soviteign - re,medy for Cholera hfantuUl, Sum:
me. Cum plainix, Sc.; `.-BENTLEY d: READ.
July 8, 2857.. -
WEB
n.,.
on; tied built
Tanneiy, and
The lit3,V. C. S. Burnett,
w itElli e La , Lraig .Fri a . si) : f u Es. re sit ti n r ary In Southern AsLI, dlNeorcred a
oiu Oonsumptign, 4ifithma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,
2Veivous Dchility
•
add all Impunities of the BLOOD ; also, :In easy and effectual rondo
of Inhaffng the Itaucur. Actuated by a dostre to benefit. his suffer
ing rellwn. he will cheerfully soot the Receitte (free) to-melt as de
etre It. with Pitt and extdieit-dlr,ectionr for preParfutt and latemssfullS
using the Medicine. &Wrens "tn.. r. S. IItrRNETT,
' Ttruatlwar. Y. fltY.
jHERS
,
ntros,,,
EEO
and will keep
vet); supeiloi
tLsell it in ,any
ishing a large
nablo,notice.
t constantly on
L. POST,
. DRM'KEIt.
% JESSUP.
SEARLE.
VOICSALE IN ONE BODY, about 5500
,acres'
Land on the waters of Spring , Drofik, a kiranc
Of the Lackawanna river in . Luzerne CoutiV,Pcnn'a
about midway between the thriving towns, of Scran
lon and Pittston. These lands are Cot - died with 'val
na.ble timber; anti lioing'situate in the ntosteiteneive
mineral region in Fennsyltunia—knoot: to contain
iron Ore—lind believed to:abound in. coal, and being
also in the immediate vicinity of several railrhads
made and'new in progreas' --otTer to the capitalist an
opportunity - or the inv&tment of-money that seldom
OaCtilli. For further informatiokapply to N. P. - ifol
sack, Esq. ; No. , 11, Wall street New York, or.to the
subscriber, at Hontrose,Susquehanna county,Pa.itht
attorney In fact - of the owners.'
April 6, 1854—* .
HENRY DRINKER.
vsel
STINUES:
a up a light in
goods and high
r four old stocks
artil,
located on Main
.1 the largest and
:.ht into this mar-
SOAP MANUFACTORY..
THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand for sate.
of his establishment in Moutrose,tho best gnat
ty of San' ,go:ll",•manufactared from the lye of
wood ashei and grease, in-the old hiound wtty,itud
not'by any patent process. -
For those that furnish the grease,lie manufactures
the ro,o,:for $1,50 a battel. Warranted in all cases
to be ii good artiele;or'tbo Boap.may he m 41161041101
'the'rnoney refunded. . ' •
P 11101,13. • • •
Per barrel ' ' ' • 410
'Malt Barrel' - 8,50
Gallon:..': .. ... . : .
Wholesale, dealers will be fiwnisbek--•if detivere . 3 1
the Ashery inifontrose-:lht the rattfor ten barrels
for s4s,er at Scranton at - ten'tfarrel# for $50:1
' JOHNiTIENRY , WA.IIFS,
Xiinerese, A1are107,1856., 1071
.
Jove e st,are de-
a hard an.
old, by any other
my to ay, Como
We o not:de
"let our worki
d to nay,,lbr the
are just received
perior quality and
iieniens, lakdies',
ral assortment , of
ng Alone neatly
• STODDARD,
, S.
16rEbT in town
LAWNS:. LANVPIrS '
• •
NEW STYLES, 4e.iedtic;ed pricea; . nt ,
•
f.YONS.4 EON.
SOLD' BY
DR. BAKER'S
Valuable Lataids For
'" ,"="
MIES
The Independent Republican.
ECIILtIMED tVERY TIIIIRSDAT utormuct i Al.llloirmax t
Ply'JT $1,50 PRit ANNUS, IN
Ratev - of Advertising.'
,
One square (16 lines or tens ) one .40,55
one_square'- "' • two weeks, - . ;0,75
OnO'square',, „ - three weeks,.
One.squire • one montlr,.-.
One - square ' two moritbs t . - ..;
One.squitra : N three moittbs,":
Ono squares, " six montls,.l,-;'.. '..
One square - " year, • . . .
Two $q fares one . • •
Three sOunea one year, •-• ... .:20,00''
squareslive one year, ..... • . . 46,00'
..
One eolutifn one year, • . • . •
.... .• •90 , 00
s Tearly adiertisers will have . the ptivilege'o
rs ring,or 'qhanging,their nittertfsements without
. ad.
ditional charge. ~ 3cr•
Businiis eardi; net exteedingiOfe line's, inserted
rat (0.,00-per atinum; , • .
:Job Wiirk. • ;
This,offlte is. sepplied with good assortment of
Jobbing Materials, and all kirnis of - Job Work,. such
as Girds Posters, P,at,iqilirets;/ke.„Still he 'done neat, ,
I 0&11•11in 4VA
....„
• Dr.• E. P:Vilmot, • • I
cnracr 3121nt..a.u41 EnzaLtilt Bt, nearly oppadte iotl the P a3 .f. O
E.
Church: " • • ' - May 1g
-C. tr. Virgil, .• •
ESIDENT DENTIST. IsSe removed hG alter to
111111. - •" , „„ a ,,,1 Ids new reef &nee. next done, above Dr. Parierat
ors Turnpike Street: where be hal fitted isp rorletts irr
a Aldo of neat - rm.-4 and convenience batting tds prttsatina.
Mntcraoar., October i, tab.7.-tud'
, _.....„
J. D. Vail..- M. D. l •,.
•
Pll TSICTAN AND sl,7RdEON,llas permaaeMly lee:dial himself
at Itmelom•yeille. Susquehanna meaty, Pa.,. and Will promptly
attend to ali'Cillil with which he may be favorad.-Itivltyl ' . _
• '
. . •1. Xhishnell,
•
P. TTOIVNEY & r()I7NsELLOiI. AT LAW- Ortle4 orerS. B S '
ilk . tr e ,t... Drug Store, Bcaurznisx.4 Dirrtrr, rm.-11y1 .- .
T. S. Orchard, M. D.. , . •
PnystectiN AND SlatG EON, Jackson, Susmil:ulna county,
Pa. Refidenoent the rot omce. ! •
.
Keeler & Stoddard.
INBAIXIItt 1100Tg SlloEft,f,trather and IFtrictinp; on'
Nalue rt.. first door Lein tr Searle:a-Hotel. Moarttilw„ral
g 3F/AGL KEELZIC, C, r. STOIZDAED.
Williain H. Jessup,
A trOTINEY AT LAW &NOTARY PUBLIC% ()Mee .n Pub
A
ilf Squ.ipe. Mnsurtear,r,
•
Killer, & Yowler,.. - .
A iri IltS VI'S ANT) COrNS.ELLORS AT LAW. and Solleltdni
.1.3- 1 . Clahc , :t.' 0111 cc Nr...44 Mario. Itreet: Cniaaue, Al.
Bentley & Pitchy \
TTORSEOAT LAW. ANTI (BOUNTY LA
Olieu went oirthe Court 'louse, Stontrme,
Albert Chamberlin.
TToRNLY - AT LM , - AN . I) .IV.STIVE OrsT,RF.
1.. Pun* Co:2 Store, Itosnwet, Ps..
1 • - Jessup, •
A TTORNEYW. AND COMMISSIONER Of DEEDS
IL
/ for Ile !Sate of Sea , York. %SI listend to all tairfneAs entrytee,
to him wittr.i.rropptp,,, rIA 1 :it4ejity.. °Mee Oh PUPHC Square, cast
ptc,l'hy lieu. 15 - IMant -Dam, \ -
. •
Abel nrrell,,
- 1 -,
;
,EAI,Er. DRUGS. uEDlCtlyr...s,•engiflCALS, rake k
Dyt,tufft, Gredes. Dry :f'?" l4, .1 1 ard""'tetclie"a.*-
6ths-xurv,f lociA Watche9, Jtweiry. Vilvel".bPoobg• ~...,s ~„
instrumentsTruNies. Surgical Ind.rqmads.•Liquors, ,Pctium( •
Stationvry, Aru.1..,% Shoes, las k- , 70 Notions, • _
•
. ..
. . F. B. Chandler,.
DEALER IN PRY GOODS; Reilly Made \ 62 6 (bing. Grocerie4r
1., 13.10 imi lit.tiouery. eta.. Puldic If'rvnue,s3fi'n7 2o .l.lrx. -
I. L. Post & Co.,
.TIF.ALER IV. Plt (10/0D 'A ' firoeertea.
..1.1 Lether. F etc., corner urfctrurike
nue, N10N1,..F., Td.
J. Lyons &,Son., .
, .
rir.A.LEas V: DRY GMODS. Groceries, Mirth:ark C
LP Tinware, Books, Se.; also, mrry on the Bum Than:3ou- ess,
venue, :thoorr.osz, Pa.
J. LrONP,
Bentley & Read,. %,
•
T 1 EAL:ERS IN DRY GOODS:, Dm am Mrclielnm rgantr. pile
IJorvvrivt, Hardware, ltackrry, Chas. Watvhes, Jew'.
rerlum t rkr. 44, Brick Illot7r, Mo.vrat4r.. • \
a. v. ara-rttr'. ; c r ar.AN
_ .
William :& William EL Jesinp,
TTM:Nt.I'S AT LAN. MOL-Tnngg. Pi Pr 2 c , l6
tunna.. Ititutrurd Warne, Wyoming and Lazctne tenet
EALEI: in Stares and liendlnp, 11,4.p-Ipott,n. Barreg, rirldnr,
• I „I Churn.. ac.. Itn:4 - 1 , , Snag A M. l'a. All otlvra front re ,
roan pn.inptsy aldpptd Ver directron.-V9a9l-1
& Winton - , . •t.
ArAxt-FAcTilttit - F.:tad Dealers. In Straw Gonda, Had: Care
Furs, 1' Parasols, labors, ke.,
ttrett..N Yeks. : inp stairs.)
••• • •
ft: anceirer.r.. - W.W. r.e.erox.
„. • ''• 'BjeldwirTh.• •
L lit-41n. In Finn_ Salt. Pork, Fi_
Feed. Candles, Cl ' over ;tnl Tinunto-netbd. East..
cad 40:cratOor.. mcb
B. Thayer.;
DinsulAx .1 ND Morr. Pa. QM* Fn the ,
Fanu,Jr'N , Vt 11:
elc
1.1.171'g' I 11,
;Pt!? 1 1:2 1%u n elarux 4 Comity, C :ou "n i t Poti "S' er , Itts T"k ice. ll2. l r .). -
thor•e about ding ' or repairing Grist: MIN. or -ether 'maettintrv.
ft.e/ing thseltherxperience warrants In doings?. Post °Mee, ad.
dont., Glenwool, ttlStl. Co" r 3. e3n:y/
•
•
. .
•
- - Comes - &. Son, , •
D'/'~EALMIsIT‘ For . eigEo and ArneAcon Marble, 73fonmvent.earesii
Stone.. Table- Tops. Pm:. Binghamton New York. Busitiestper•
twining to the More attended to with dLspateh, by G.....W. Prmaxe.
Agent, itrpoklyn, Sum.. Co r -ra. - • .. Yr.unyl
•
• •
• Z. Cobb; • •
•
DEALER I artOcEßlEs..k.e.. the:tore mently eccupred
by Craned Roger!, Meninx% Pa.
Mux - rsonz. NOV. _
,
POST,
.COOPER & CO.
..
lIENRY DRINEER,, '
ifaNTROSE, ,
W3l-11TNTTINd COOPER.
... .. Niiveinbes, 12, 1855
ISAAC L. POST.
`DRAY'Son Nen York.lCity and l'hiladeipbia.—
tollections promptly made and remitted.. -
Office hours faun 104. sr. to 3.
Alosts. 'Allen & Paiton, - N. York..
'REFERENCE,I Samuel C. Morton, Esq., Phil'a. '
ion. William Jessup, Montrose:-`t+``% -
c
•
PATENT ItIEDICINES. •
4 KONG the great,variety of Medicines at Turrelik Store, may,lbr
found ail of Dr. Jaques justly celebrated Eamliv'medicier4
Avre's Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic Pills; Halsefs Purest Win.'
and Forest Pills; Holland celebrated German hitters ;%Londen's Se
ries of Family medicines; Merchant's Gargling Oil, the greatest rem
edy for spralfis In man or tit ever known; Mathewson's Infallible
Hemedv, and Horse Remedy; Orrick's Vermin:lre, and a variety of
other kinds; Trask's Magnetic Ointment; the great remedy for horns,
rheumatism. and all Inflammatory complaints; Pond's Extract \
first rate thing for similar purpases as the alsiye Ointment; Andrew's
Pain Destrvvlogagent,a good article; Woodcock's Balsam and Dori , '
Liniment ; Atwood's Jaundice Bitters, Canker Drow, Liniment, and
Dysentery Drops; × Compound fuejbesentery; Houghton',
Pepsin. lie Dyspepsia ; Itelmbolirs Eatract oriluchn and Extract 4 , f
Samparilla ; a variety' of Salves, the hest In maiket. Pills. de.. and
an almost endless variety of Patent Medicines, altogether too farmer
omf to enumerate—but adios it to Kay. that the public will find near
Iv every thing in this line, at the Drug and Fancy Store of
3ioutrose, July, 1117. - ABEL TG BUELL.
Manufaci t rer% Insuranee Company.
: . RTER•PERPETUAL.
Granted by t e State of Pennsylvania.
CAPITAL, 5500,000.
FIRE, MARINE, & INLAND tRANSPORTATION.
THIS Company was organized with a Cash Capital,,
and the Dirtmtors have determined to adapt the
business to its available resources—to observe pra.
deuce in conducting its affairs, with a prompt adjubt-
Ment of losses.
Lieriscorr„Preet. Wm. A. Rtionfs, Vice Pfeil.
s' Atrium Wrms, Secretary.
Dinxcror.s.---Aarott S. Lippincott, Wm. B. Thom.
as, Charter Wise, J. Rinaldo Sank, Wm. A Rhode.,
Neal, Alfred Weeks, John 'P. Simons
Charles J. Field. James P. Smyth.
OFFICE, 'No. 10 Merchants' Exchange, Phil. 4.
, A. N. BULLARD Agent.'
, Montrose, Pa., May . I 3;
;;; Imo
111111raing's.ecureirthd right of using Goddard Pat..
ent for raising and lowering carriage ttr, is
prepared to furniah and - put them on at the shortest
notice. ' ,
-31ontrole laps 6 1857.
is
. ' NOTICE. ' •
,
..07.11SONS desirous o f me moncy,on dollo
1:- of any descriptions eau do so ,by leaving:ocl(
paymeuts with Post, Cootpar.A: Co Ilanliers, Moot ,
rose, to my credit, whOseNreceipts, will he 'Mowed
from their date.. • C. L.
April 1£‘156.--1 .
_•_.
. ,
SITAITIEr,GRISIIrc AND SA ?MI IL 1,.
, 1 110 S T BRGTEEMS :having :pitrchased the stow°
establitdihnnit,will keep constantlY:on band Se
:lnfl".f,„43,ollloAutirsCorn: Med of sitperiur guy-
Argla,go.Cht.fittii Bran at the lowest cash prices.c
irUl ba tkoin, with desp:atelr, and in :4)
, -. • 1381c1
- SCHOOL ZOOKEL
- A turge•qs,46rtineilt $Cluolllooki3; liisceUaucoto
puct Pancy'lio.oks, &c.; &c., just receivud. nni
L;heapAir . • .
:Sept: 23 1857 " - •
E. g. FIT2iNEIL,
B. N. Moore,
Blinking House
WEI
II
=
' =bears,
h , tie Ave.
GEM