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I F.L 0 IVA . .. •
IA FASHIONABLE PASTORAL.
• 'Tem me 'Gelid have voik seen -;
• My Mora •• a this way ? .
• That you may know the Misal mean,
- ,
Her briellir. portray.. •
No toniet oil 1 er. head, .. •
ill
' Bat ou-het eck she wears: 1 1 .
An oylltter-shell iiii sold ' ' I
In size with t compares.
Its - shape no e Wont brook,.
• Its use ilido laid too;
It but imparts : bareface d look,.
_And brings ch cheek to view. ,
•• Ifer dress ins please the Steil
` For its awol ex - abet - a:lce :
- She looks - a. M n.ster Belle
in such Big IBen expanse.:
7 --- "Those air.tubes filled with ‘ gas.
Might lift herito the moon;
- The smell boys mark it as they pass. ,
. Antfacreel: "Ah Balloon I" •••
put ,
' A par*l she . , -
,
For , ornarucat, not use:
- Or comfort _glove§ she wears '. ... •
Too tight,.atul sleeves to.loose.:
:teh
bid her ftp
. a hood - ' .
I
Justlevel t
ith her chin, :.--
~‘• • •
z • An Indian Sii w might find it gOodl.
- y - • To put a 4yin. - -" '. , .
shows the roots,
the rest-conceal ; -
pled by her boots '
rditayy heel : . -
hear them stalk '
tie ventures.out;
is to waddle more than walk,
n:rsway ationt. I ."
Of her,hair sl
Sham Bowe
And she's cril
With the at
Street , off son
- - -Wh'eneer sl
- And she secrr ,
. lleri hoops
Her.figure m y be roil,
But that n eyescan tell;
o A mere lac•s re would
- Show off hpr dress as well •
She may hay,e ankles neat,
But they'rk concealed by skirt,
Which chiefly serves to hide her feet,,
Aud gather up the dirt. -• •
. -
Then, Gent! nave you seen
'skty, Flora is way come ? • ,
She cannot ve,unnoticed been, .
= Shelakes ip too much room!
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-I " 1 . From the'London Punch.
Dialogue , . the -Denise DMlCadty.
Mr -Puneh. I don't seem quite to under : ,
' stand thildisturbance. between your Presi
dent and Mr. Douglas. - •Cart-you tell me - in
a few words i4haf, is itscharacter, Mr. Slick?
Mr. Slick.-1-Guess I cab. Buck's in a lix.
_ - Mr. P.- . -14 y Buck, if I 'apprehend' you
`:aright, sir, yap would indicate the bead of
.your - R4publiel - •
' Mr. 8.--" Nat's the critter. Promised 'l..e
cetripton - Conititution should be ;Overhauled,
. -Mr...P.—Preinised-the gentlernan what?
. ' Mr. S.-- - ,-11ho on .airth said gentleman ?
ra
! ' Mr. P. ornised - lfr.—it4-' teeompten
. Constitution t i t he sliculd go to kahsaa.
- Mr. S.-1-64tess_you've 'a brick in your hat,'
, • stranger I 1 * .
Mr. P:—My facetious friends, sir, hive
- .been pleased Ito say there is a brig under it.
- - Mr. - S. : — 'Taint 'Taint that. Have yon liquored ?
_ :Mr. -P4 7 -4., never take anything' before
dinner: ; a il • ', 4 . • ... -
a.
Mr. 5.-L- ore fool you:fles, sir-e—
-. Guess I've alkinder liking for ye, but I don%
• chanker'aft•er Yeur old world.habits. Take no
tice, now
- t ( yiralker • throws. Jup, his dander
being riz ti L
v-SSuck. . . . 1 .
Mr.! P.l . - Mr. Buchanan should hang the
ruffianly* alibaster.. • • , •
i Mr. S-73 - ernsalem and snakes ! Don't be
- in such a daMed hurry. . ' There's a , brace 'of
Walkers' ' and 'one's not' t'other. , ! -
•
-Mr .• P.±.o, I beg' pardon. , ,1
Mr.S.-4lold hard, and grin:l • You See,
. ' Douglas lit'asi, peeped through the hole in the
-blanket and; seed-.a bit of light.
Jim ! P.—The blanket. Ott! Ab !-A bit or
*light; eh? 1 . ~.p. ' '
Mr;S.--Spex you don't,see*none.; We'll
begin at lust' causes,: and come - on' promis:'
cuous,l' Air :
i„ the- great glOrious Republic, the
only-nation lin the 'world'-' where the gohlen
,- eagle Of libeity can wave heralabaster wings,
' and Scream:ter-= ' •' • .
• - Mr! P.— know all that. ' .
Mr,. S. Guess you're bard - to please,
• stranger. Wall, air we to hale- more slave
-States than we've i got 1 That's the vestion.
- , Mr. P.--I trust net ; and , that the aboirdn2
" able•-=-, I -
Mr. S.—, ,C a lculate you'd better shut ep;•••••
Slaves or
.done, 'we'll always 'be ready to
whip you. f Besides, took at your Irish, aid.
ti r
*yer,r_Jew 1 , and-the others that you keep in
abject and inding slavery.{ Cock-a-d00d1e
..._:41901.=.,... ' r -
*'• . % .. • • ti
_ • Mi . . P.—, lam silent.
litr. - 8.-J-Wall; then, Biick's with the South
and meant t o' have it all f his own way in
Kansas, an. make a'slave State of it, bin the
Kanias boils kicks, and -Goi•ereor' Walker
(not the filibuster, mind: you old opossum)-i-,,
Mr. P.—;' ~Really, Mr. Slick—
:Mr. 'S,-Shut up;-I tell you. Governor .
Walker,. viho was sent by Buck, to Kansas to
do the work, finds it ain't to be done; says
:Ruck priimised him that the Lecempton
• Cianistitu4n should-be submitted to the peo
. 'ple, and sbtbiroirs up. Buck's a wide awake
'l ees
b oy, buDouglai tie's a wide awaker, and
be: t hat to force laws on free and enlight
en citi4s like oum won't pay, - special
'when, a ,cri tter has his-eye on_the election in
1860.. ,S e; he just throws Buck over,- and
there's a idifficulty. .
- Mr. PL-Mr. Douglas being, if I am right, .
the 'most influential- plan in the States, his
oppositio - to the Prident would be foim-.
idable. ,
' Mr. S. • That's it, reeled : out uncommon ,
, Mr. P., ir,,l thank you for'yopi: explan
- •ation, and I hope - that no serious trouble will
-• arise in the United States,-' for which I al
ways entertain the - warmest regard. '
;,
Mr. I —Don't worry yourself into no
sort of rspiration about that, stranger. 'ln
• a Corrup
i ' and. debilitated old rotten country
like } ou ts, a,pahlical difficulty might : bring
;
- runt and ' ismay -.; but, where a" Western sun
-gilds the muscles of American liben
ty; such thi*air but the.wandering breezes
- that cool ftbe-wings of our glorioui eagle, and
help hitn:to fly still higher towards the tin
seendeetil firmament. Will you- liquor ?
',l . Virtui t Sitx.—The deptlistof the Central
Ainericin forests will probably yield some. ,
new articles of commerce . In - the Olaucha
there is found hanging from the trees a sort
oftfack,'some two feet in depth; which is the.
.beat of a species of silkworm. Theisilk is
woven over the insole of this sack.. In 1544,
six pounds , :ere sent to England; where it
:VAS made into , handkerchief's of excellent
snality.i A'.profitable trade in this article
might,- pit-Imps be estahlished, as this mate
itt
rial am* gathered in , any required -quanti
ty. A old Mexican,-author speaks of wild
'
silk is bundant in the Isthmusof, Tehuan.
tepee, ' d states that the.natives were accus
tomed o gather irfor exportation tO'Spaiti.
.-- ! -Cart ornia Paper.
Casts/ Awsziass.. l --Arrong the.eanip fol.
.-lewexs of the insurgent chief who tuts been
disturbing the heart of, the, empire; it, was'
computed, in 1853, diet there were,io the
- city ofNanking only, - about half a million of
WOW', collected from * venous parts of the
coot . 'Alen 'females v;ere formed into
joii - ° of 13;0Q0, - under ( female e officers.--
ga
'Of the'se 10,000.w.4iipielid women t ,drilled
. a 0 gtriioned in the Citadel. . The rest bad
ths bar drudgery •sisigned them of .digging
. Molts, making earthworkit, batteries, etc--
/ibis' . Life in China,
. .
A Seine in the Honee'ef Represe ntatives. . .
06e of those strange vigils that occur oc
casionally at critical pointslie the legislation
of., this cadnity, occurred last night. The •
House - of . Representatiyes at Washington
'sat from 12 o'clock noon, yeaterday, till half'
past six e'elock this morning-an uninter
tupteti session" of eighteen hours and a half: '
The pro-slavery and anti -slavery parties found '
themselves at issue on' a point which might
involie.the whole controversy between - tliern.
The finti.Lecomptonites wished to some to a
vs)" te.,,sin ; referring the Presidettes Kansas
tiles - sage.. The Lecoinptonites feared such a
votemind by trivial tnotious and ineffectual
efforts to adjourn; contrived 'thus to protract
the aessien t till, all
,parties being wearied out,
a motion • be Mr. Quitman was introduced
by unanimous consent enkadopted, by' which
the whole subject was (deferred till Monday, •
when a vote is to - be taken Without further ,
delity.,..The teatesti"and its ',result, seem tel .
indicate a -conse"lotisna, of, strength on
the ' part of the "anti-Lecomptenites, and a
corresponding consciousness of -weakness on
the part of the Lecomptonites , which argue
well toe the cause of freedom and poptdar
rights. , , . .
_.• The -great incident of dus extraordinary
session took place at about:two o'clock this
morning, when 'Mr. Lawrence M. Keitt;, a
ttiemtsC from South Carolina, and one of the
champions of Nest ent Buchanan's policy,
undertook to settle t o Kansas question by
introducing a South. rolinia9 argument:— •
In other words, OnMr. Galusha A. Grow,
.. „1
Republican inembqrom the 'Bradford dis.
trict of Pennsylvatiia,' was walking dow i kan
aisle on the Democratic side of the House,
Wh:ch is perftelly ircesto all members, Mr..
Keitt insulted him insvile language, and or.
dered him hi , his own side of the House:—
Mr. Grow refused' to obey, when Mr. Keitt
seiied hintly the throat. Mr. Grow released
himself, and struck away his assailant's hand.
Mr. likitt ka g4i r, seized fiim,Amtwas again
thrust aside, He attacked km .a third time;`
'when Mr.G row, -whoae ;forbearance had been
remarkable, found himself compelled to lake
decided ineit§ures,• and • knocked Mr. Keitt
Mown. ' Au unparalleled scene of 'confusion
ensued.- • A general fight,, in - which some
twenty or thirty members were intermingled,
took place,• - and finny, by the aid of the,ser
geant:at-artne, order was mitered.
• The flew Hall of Representatives has thus
been for the first - time a s ne of riot:, Tiis
graeeful and mortifyin this is, we rejoice,
that the•first step wa aken, pot
.by a man
from a fre'etate, b t -by the special oracle
of South Carolitia, the intimate- friend and
wearer of the mantle of the late Preston S.
Brooks. The first insult offered 'and the first_
blow struck in the"new Hall,. were fret* Law
scum M. Keitt. We rejoice, too,. that he,
'received a lesson, thatlhe *ill remember from
a Pennsylvania .repregentative, who, after en
(hiring his insults" and violence:-.iri a manner
that shows how he revolted at the idea - of be
ing engaged in a quarrel that might disgrace
Congress, at last, by a decided but
.necessary
btowlaid the chatopibn of the sham Chivalry,
low in the midst of his felliois.• There was
no bluster, no bullyism in his conduct, though
he was assailed by blusteri & and bullyism of
the worst order. Ile knew:his- rights and
he, kticrw• his strength ; and lie - could have
treated Mr. Keitt in •no other way than he
adopted, unlss he had been very much rnbre
or very much less than a man.l, '
It is proper to add that all who arc person
ally acquainted with Mr. Grow 'know hit to
be a gentleman of great amiability of temper
and extraordinary self-control; that these
qualities are recognized by, men of all - parties,
and that although he iseegarded as a firm
opponent of slavery -extension, he has never,
until this occasion, been treated with disre•
'spect by Southerners, who all saw that .he
was a gentlemin and 'emitted tq be treated
as such, whatever hi's political opinions-might
be. In.this knowle4,ge of hi's character his
friends find• new proof, - ;in addition to that
furnished Icy eye-witnesses of the in
the House, that he must have acted 'with
great forbearance, and only struck Mr. Keitt
.when it.was necessary as a m-itter, ,of -mere
self,defence. .
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We. cannot but believe that the moral ef
fect of thisineident in Congress will be-tavor:
able to the cause of populat. rights. When
the suppOiters of the President and his poli-
Cy resort to insult and violence, in place of
argument, it shows a palpable *eaktiess, a
thorough unsoundness' in their cause. We
hav'e had-:strong confidence that on taking a
vote. •on the Lecumpton Constitaton c there
- would be a majority in ake House againstsit.
This Nth is now strengthened, for such Nor
thern Democratic members as have been
waveting,in their support of the Administra.
tion - on this question, will speedily decidd
against supporting it, whea . they And that one
of the modes'of argument adopted - hv its
special champions is blackguardi - sm and rut
fianiSm. The South, too, will discover a new
proof, in ‘ addition to that furnished in the last
Coniress by Mr. Burlingame, that there is
more- amontk Northern members than
they had •cotinied on, and perhaps a little
Wholesome restraint tray be put upon their
bluster and bully ism. Shocked as see have
been at the disgraceful scene in the capitol,
we are not without hope that good may-arise
out of evil.--Philadcfphiz Bulletin, Fef. 6th.
Butter—luatmeineuts to Improve its Quilit%
A few tiard. facts are of more importance
than many theories or bare assertion s.
, It
haiboen often asserted that much of the but
ter btought?to,this market was of inferior
quality, and Thence its low price. Some of
thbutter-makers in the country have thought
us disPosetl_ to cry down the quality to cheap
en the price. - It is not so. IVe would glad.
ly say all the butter offered for sale is of su
perior quality. We cannot say so because
it is not so. Listen to a little actual conver.l
cation with a I butter commission • merchant,'.
as "gt clime off this 30th day ofJanuary, 1E358,
When we stepped into the store of Miller Sr.
Carpeitter, where we salve some hundred
more keg's of butter, and said
"Mr. Miller, I want a keg of good-table
butter-1A hat 'is it worth I"
" Such is you would have, 34-centsibut
I-haven't-a keg that Will suit vou." .
"No? NOt amor.g all this 'I How is that?'"
" - I can't tell you how, but iti is so. - Idp
have .a-good deal of good butter, but it IF;
1 snatehed.upalmost as fast, as it arrives : an
I have now : a-Standing ordkr for all that ma' -
.mine int,strietly - prime, at fiWeents a poun ,
while the most of this I will sell at IQ-cents"
'"That is a very great differenee-14 cents
a ponnd inst 'upon•the'ditlerinee in quality of.
Vatter,"
1 . "It is so, but It is the truth." . 2 '.•
.Another - mission,B - I.tant merchant, hearing
I the eonversatina said :'• - - • . •
"I have alWatt 100 packag es of the 'average
quality of alt but Prime aitter in this city,
which I will sell at, 15 ' cents to any one who
will take the lot off my hattds; aud
,I knti'w
n merchant who is offered 20 cents a pound
for a large dairy which he hat on hind, hold
_ing•tor 27 cents. ' • , , •
" Is this an unusual season for poor butter ?"
"Well ; yesi'.perliaps it is, but the.propor
tion' of good. butter in market is always very
small, of: hd-vastamount sent here." • !•
Now, that is the fact--notqme good keg
of butter in a hundred, and of difierenee of
14 cents itlxutnd between good and poor.
What an immense-sum-rwill the farmers
think_ what. a foss. sand ',Nilo it is that, the loss
P. Tribune,
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DOOR LOCKS & SCREWS
• of various Il ik ira
SADDLERY, b eyo ~ *d dc . scrifition,
arpenterli Toolstroem 111111 ;ker's Kit;
11
_ OUSEHOL i FIX NGS,
besuleart large tssortmilni of
GROCERIES, i pR
A -
• D—R—Y D—S—
,atsthe'lorrest market prices.l AM . theie, !any
other articles; can alatiys be l'ountrirtitho
PHOENLX[BLOCK,
at the store oyfil. S. Wilson & Son.
'Montrose, Nov, 4, 1857.1
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NC/ 1 ii.i .4 30
ISIIEREiY 1 IVEN 9
--TOT, - •
• ,AM 11917 ;
la tt
DIPS knit returned ii mu New - 1
11 and choicesarittty of i7O OP:
and selected. ith much ca;te, from
best houses in New-York, which li
tomcns and the public at low Niel
,t 1 . _
stock comprises ;
DRUGS, Im 3IEDICINES, I •
- IqINTS, ' 1 •
01 1.§,- 1 .
WINDOW C
DYE
CROCKERY,
MIRRORS . ;
CLOCK
WILL trAPE
WINDON
FANCY 600,05,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENI
JEWELRY,
PERFUMERY
DRY GOI
/lAA
WOODEN WARE,
BROOMS,
BRUSRES,_
JAPANNED WA RE,
BIRD CAG S, -
CAN4RY SEED.
POCKET KNIVES,
FlllO
UM . BRELLA:S,
GUNS'
PISTOLS,
..AIIIIUNIT
TURF]
ALCOHOL,
LIQUORS,
(For :Medirinitl P
'TH CS'S ES
SCPP
PORT 'MONIAES,
SPECTACtE.,
ISILYER h PLATED SPOONiII, FORKS, &c.,
GOLD PENS,
• STATIONERY,
VIOLIN ST INGS, BOWS, &c ,
And nil of the most popular
PATENT 'MEDI .171 ES.
Thankful for the liberal .patio age hitherto receiv
ed, he hOpes to merit a conihttance and large in
crease of the same. 4.BEL TERRELL.
Montnase, Dec. 2,18 ST.
BEST 111 - fill11(ET.
TRY THE
11.0 11 R II 0 1111 S 3
BEA CTIFUL :SRA E.
FINE IN FINISH.; •
TOUGII Q ALITY:
sold by " . LYONS & SON.
Montrose, June 3, 1857. '
•
STOVES, ST VES,
UUR stores have been so t oroimbly tried, to the,
entire satisfaction of all, hat they'need no rec
ommend from us.. S. 11. SA, RE & BROTHERS.
:Montrose, May 27, 1857.
• '
BINF.ALO iXOBES,
r
a nor lot:just reeeive, and will be sold low,
A b
11. BURRITT.
New Milford, Nov. 11, 185
DISSOL lON.
TIIE. copartnership betwipit Z. COBB & J. A.
W
HO ELL iith is day dissolved by mutual consent.
The books and accounts are it the: hands of Z. Cobb,
`For settlement ; -and 'the Mee ering business will be
parried on at the Old stand hyj J. A. HOWELL.
' i Z. COBB, •
' 1 HOWELL. ,
J.A..
Montrose, Noy. 20,'51.—t
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NEW
Dress-kaking Establishment.
LADIES HAVE YOU - ARD THE NEWS.
- •
I V, /IRS. DAVIS, formedy of New York, has
ILL opened 'A Millinery a d Fancy Store, in the Vit.
lagd of Brooklyn, and has just returned from New
York with a lirge and fashionable stock of goods,
consisting ofLadies and Misses Straw 'Hats of ecery
style and varikY,„also_Crat-and Silk Hats constant
ly on hand of! e„yery hue d color, together with a
splendid aasortment of F y. Goods, such as Embroi
deries, Hair IBmids, iery.. Caps, Head-Dresses,
Lace Goods, all f ithich she offers at the
Partialar attend paid, to Bleaching...H:l
• -• Always at Home.
Brooklyn, Nay 6; 1857 •
OF 0
ALl.xficr wish to lity Books and Stationery
cheat!, will call at he - •
hi ON TR 05,4 pO47K STORE,
in the Post Office, where Zlicy can get good articles
at alior prier.
Just IRleceivotll.l4. new lot of School Books,.
Tower's an Webb's Se . t ea -of Readers, Wayhutd's
Elements ofd Loral Scien ~e ight di ff erent sizes of
Webster's titandeaVicti aries; at reduced prices..
AlO . O.—N. Kane's rctic Explorations, Recd.
lections of iiLife 'MI6, b ',S. Gt G2odrioh, to.
! , - it. N. - BULLARD.
)114antroxe,!.4. May it
110t0X_114.11191X15
1.1 for _sale by
Nontrotie,'Dec. 9, ab
$20;000 WORTH. OF QGOODS
PANIC. PRICES.
IS NOW RECEIVING LARGE ADDITIONS OF
NEW GOOD - S,
to his stock that WI be sold at prices to suit tile ' times, Including a
. great variety a
Ladles' and Gentlemen's Dress Goods,
with a full assortment in all dey ryn nts of Ids TRADE awl feCOll
much reduced ; and u nySlnds of Uoodsmore than
.
25 PER CENT. LOWER
+than tarty fall taloa. llesFonldrvtlettlatly cattle attention LOWER.
• , CASH BUYERS,
• TOiiIS NEW ATOCK_OF •
• -Carpeting; Bo r alo Robes, Stoves:
aslargo and rich and at tow down prices
Nawottt►oeD, Dec. '24, 1847.
3
NEW STOVES. •
BIIERITT is juit receiving a krge
• . stock of
- NEW' SIOVES,
inelutling a: full assottment of ELEVATED OVEN,
LARGE OVEN,
AND•FLAT-TOP PREMIUM COOK STOVES, FOR
WOOD or COAL,
WITH A SUPERIOR VARIETY OF
'Parlor, Office, and . Shop Stoves,
for WOOD or COAL : Also
Stove Pipe, Zinc, Sheet Iron Stove
Tubes, &c., &c.
HIS ASSORTMENT will INCLUDE . thoadOST
SELECT and DESTRARTMSTOVES
in market,.and will be sold'on the moat favorable
terms, dm., to which he would invite the par-
ticular attention of
CASH BUYERS.
NMV . MILFOTD, October, 1857.
Ng LA ©, 0 P‘u
Milt subscriber would respectfully Inform the public that having
bought the intemt of C. P. lE4w-ords In the Wagon busluerst at
fork, vtith , a largo
4", 0 bought for cash,
ti ver thirty of the
c r i otters t,o his ell -
, e, tor Cash. Itis
Barrows' lloiiow, Gibson, Pa.,
I. now previred to do all Undo of work In that Ink, and alto that ho
has on hand a hand,mrre lot of
that he offers for ■ale very low for prompt pay. All klndiof work
- warranted. Mond kinds of custom work done In Ulacksrudsh Shop.
And as he Is frequently called upon to make COFFIN) and having
mil& respect for the dads well as for the living, has been at the
expense of dttlng up a
ASS%
TUFFS,
ROCERIES,
•GLASS WARE,
SPLE.NDID REARM
and Is now prepared to meet all orders ow short notice..
JACOB DUTCHER
°MOS, Dec. 24. ISR7.—m3llm3l
PAPER„- •
N-DOW OIL
SHADES,
TTE subscriber luusbeen receiving during the pas
three weeks tijnitlot-ot:
SPRING & - SUMMER GOONS,
making, with former stock, an assortment'with which
there is no comparison in this vicinity ; and 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 hare been
unprecedented.
We mean with frequent additions, to keep the as.
sortment good ; and ready or prompt pay f
ing customers can rest assured that
the old store is not to be outdone. • '
In addition to the large va
riety kept for years, we
now have a good '
assortment of
READI7.MADE CLOTHINO,
DS,
.WARE,
STONE WARE,
ON,
NTINE,
NIPITENE,
BURNING
rposes, only.)
ALSO, •
BOOTS & SHOES,
n all varieties. Please give . ts a calL
Gibson, May 27, 1857. S. S. INGALLS.
rtTERS,
)CEDER BRACES,
BLIMEIEDZILItY WIXE. ntsuria.:••.. to ILL*
blood, promotes digestion, exhilarates the spir
ix strengthens and invigorates the whole systsem.
Price 75 ets. bottle. For sale by
July 22, 1857. A. TURREL(..
OTICE is hereby Oren, that the firm of Hawley
111 & Guild is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Gibson, Au g . 17, 1857. E. E. GUILD. '
The books-and accounts can be found at the store
formerly occupied by the subscribers. All persons
having ungottled accounts are requested to settle the
same as soon as amble.
The business will be conducted in the future by
the subscribers, under the firm of C. P. & 0. N.
Hawley, who are constantly receiving from New York
and Philadelphia the !sleet styles of .
Fall and `Mats?. Dry Goods,
Clothing, &e., all of which h be sold at a very small
profit, for ready pay. ; C. P. HA insy.
Gibson, Sept. S, 186 C. 0. M. 11A,IVLET.
MOSEY WANTED: ,
PENNSYLVANIA MOSEY taken at par in el,
change for goods at ,
NEW YORK PRICES,
or fot good Notes and itsebints. Please call on
. • F. B. CHANDLtrt.
REMOVED; •
Cr D. V IRGIL, ItY.SIDENT DEN,TIgT,
removed his ?Mee to hitt new residence, Hest
door above Dr, l'attlek's, on Turnpike street, where
be is fitting op townsitt a style of neatness and con
venience befitting hiSprefessicm.lie will be absent
the coming week. at Philadelpeta, tor the purchase of
°flies furniture, Dent 4 Instruments, &c._ Ile expects
also, to bring back sone improvements in his art, of
the benefits of which 6e hopes his patrons may avail
themselves at once.
Montrose, Septembtr 9, 1857.
PP2g3EO
Mg
ND BIRD NEED,
J. LYONS di SON.
nM
N. DURG2tIWIr
BLACKSMITH
EEO
Sleigh, plain and welled body Cutters,
WAGONS, ,CARRIAG ES,
LOOK 'HERE,:
DISSOLUTION.
Montrose, Oct. 28, 1851.
NEW GOODS,
JUST ARRIVED, AND -
SELLING AT-GREOLY REDUCED . PRICE%
FOR triLE READY
, •
00 _A. 1-3 E '-
by J. LYONS k SCE%
Montrose, Nor. 26;110.
GROCERIES.
A complete asaB()r
tment a t
• C P at O. M. HAWLEY'S
CHALLIS DELARES.
T HE place to boy Challis for a song, Is at •
I- • C. W. morrs
Tune, ' Pop Gees the Weasel.'
Stranger, atop a minutc-- ; .-
Here's a Store, just drop in it
• And view, with wonderful-surprise
The Books and Toys that meet your eyes—
At BUILLA
I have Books and Paper, just the best,
That you nun find, Fast or West ;
If any of my friends should doubt it
Call in, t will ease your mind abOutit--
At Buttian's.
Fine Does, Pens anti Paper too; ,
All kinds of Children's Books, and new;
In short, here everything
In the Book and Stationery '
• At POLI.AIIOI..
-So conte along, come one, come all, .
Come rich and poor, come great and small, •
And I will sell you-ifxihts so cheap,
- I know I shalt tour custom
• At Bill/LARD'S.
Montrose; May, 1857. -
Books and Stationery.
Anew lot of Pocket and Family Bibles, Testa.
meets - and Prayer Books. Also, School Books,
au& as are to be used In the -Normal School. A
choice lot of A. W. Thinison's Columbian tab. , Yam-
Sy and Toilet Soaps, Peifumery and Flaioring Et
tract'tl, nice and'ckeap, at the Xontroie Book Store:,
by. AIL N. DULLARD.
MontrOse, Awyust..l2 1857.
Tilrilllig Widest.
ti ilrsubscriber having again' resumed' the TAI
I LORING BUSENM permanently Ohio health
Will permit) will spare no . easotuible effort to pletutti
all who may see tit to =employ s him. Shop is rthe
Brick Block over Bentlettupi Read'. Store.
)toutrose, June 24, 1857.4 I..itirkiEs.
New Fonvarding Lin
MeKINNEY, VAN SICKLE do To
OltP every day throughout the season, b
10 New York At Eric Rail Road. •
Butter and other country produce sold at the •
est market. rates, at reasonable commissions. •• I
The proceeds will be paid in current money a
old stand. : A new stock of good just received.
HENRY IicHIRN
Great Bend, Juno 3, 1857.—tf • I
FAIR ,
ARRINGDMENT .
tFAIR
•ii; BIT .
PAIR
for all 'Classes -and Conditiot
F. B. CHANDL It
has just re c eived direct from the Metropolis his
usual extensive supply of incomputable ,
66 "1"1-3EINGe 9 7P
An enumeration is unnecessary, as the People :ener
ally,, are aware that his is Me
VARIETY STORE
Most anything,.from a Penny Primer, all t
up, to just the thing - you want, can be taine
lowest possible price.
LET. ECONOMY (WIDE Yoxr
In the selectiOn of place for the bestowal-
Patronage, ,and we are certain we shall hl
plCasuse and privilege of
DOING you GOOD.
Also, ;just received at Chandler's, air assort
SZMOOL 'DOOM
I3ucli as are in use at the "NORMAL SCHO
of Which will be sand, COST, for Cash. •.1
of Sharon's and Webster's Dictionaries, 'ri
promiscuous distribution. Cheap ofcourse.
s l Friends! Patrons ! Conitrym
lend us your " DIMES" arid they will be
to you-With much increase, after a FE lir do
Don't fail to call and secure some of these
FAIR ACCOMMODATIONS
sfontrosg., Sept. T 6, 1857
- NEW-MILFORD
STOVE EMPORI
Great Reduction in the price o
IIICKERMAN & GIBRA
RR now receiving thelr Stock of Btovea for the FA
it. TIM TRADY.. and wonldbeg Imre toast' tothetr RUM
and customers, that they have on hand theltygest and
STOCK 07 STOVES
ever offered to the itihnbltante of Susquennooa County
eonst z sts of the moot approved patterns Of
Elevotcd.Ovens t Lazte 'Oven, Fremiinn, a
qooking Stovea,besides any quantity of Par/
for Wood or Coal, Office, Hotel and Box
We have the beet Stove for burning Coal, oonstrucial 0 •
flue principle, ever made and at a very moderate price.
We would - take this opportunity of r
rrieees who ire solicited to purchase their Btores of •
Pedlars, that a moments reflection will conribce them t,
poor economy to do so. It Is a well estabikhed fact
selitng Ettovci by peddling them about the country, in
fifteen per cent, and generatiras high Se twenty, to A
bout bad debts, and coat of collectimm Of courselkdi
comes out of the pockets of the purchaser.
In consideration of din-above factsiwe offe
STOCK of STOVES
at twenty per cent. le;ot than any pettdlsr will, or co ,
call and Pee lithe.se things cue not O.
31sw-3111.rotto. Sept. w. IS .57.1t1"
C. P. HAWLEY,
GIBINET La MIENUFICT
, mAL
ilkirA UFA CT lIRER and dealeri t
Furniture, is now prepare ,
orders or Bedsteads of all kinds at I
retail on-short notice. Retail prices
apt:m.ls, according to stAe. Ho also k r
Ready-made Coffins ; iifid as he has
Hearse" he is prepared to attend tuner
notice,
'New Milihrti, bet , 17, teed.
iTFARMERS IiTTEN
TID btitletsigned would respectfullY,
1. the Pstotsms and all others Intere
have associated'ourselves together tend
IROTT dc TILDE
at the old stand of M. & E. Mott, whe
pared to furnish PLOWS of the most r
terns now in use, such as Blatshley s s,
Beam,. dc. Also Points of all kindt,
Cultivator teeth, awl all kinds of- casti '
ers and others, all of which we propos
as can be afforded`by any establishme
try. ELI
'6:A
We are also agents for kincriv's
Drag and Circular Saws for wood, 41s
Powers, which we can furnish on shor
Montrose, lan. 7, 1857.
A FORTY HORSE P 1
IRIAN ENGINE F
IN GOOD ORD '
3FEET eight inch stroke, 14 inch
.lance wheel, three tons. Is a s
machine. Suitable for a Coal 'Shaft o
will be sold ncrq low. Addie.
POST BM
Jan. 14, 1857
•; LIM ' AVID PLAST .
/i'l HE subscri • era are now burnin
1 constantly ,n hand, Limo of
quality at Mon .. st Deot, and wil
quantities at a air price. Persons
quantity. win be supplied I:70n a
Superior gro 4 Plaster will be lie
hand hereafter. Ii
Montrose Depot, April 8
New Era In Mont
THE WAR IN KANSAS CI!
BUT ,
those who attempted to .
Montrose,against "second rate ,
prices," with the fag-ends 'of three o
have fizzled; and
Reeler and Stodd
whose BOOT A.1.118,8110E STORE i
strect,South of Searle's Hotel,—wit
best assortment of Goodsever brou
ket, bought.at the ,
LOWEST , TIG6
and which they will sell a ‘Jeetle'
termined to give "the old codger'
We do nZ, intend to be unde
ettablishmerTtin Town. We have
-and See, for "seeing is believing.
aire-toptipr our mods, preferring
praise us; but we may be permit,
Information of purchasers,that we h
AN EXTENSIVE STOOK of Su;
style, comprising all kin& of Gen
and Children's wear. Also a"gen.
Findings, and Leather of all kinds.
ork made to order,
ind'repair
KEELER,
Itlonitose, June 11, 1856.
GaticEutE
Afresh etiPPIY, loch/dine the -
just opened, and "going chei.
Oct. 28,'67. . ' j,
F. B. CH AN
It ici s't IS -FR ' S
l athartic Pills,
(scat (r • CO A TED,)
AIM XAt Z 20
CLIANICE TBE4 BLOOD 4113 D CURE TEE SICK
*lnvalids, Ptitbeim, "Meettters,, Mrslamas.
. Pliellaultierorsto, read. their • affects,
and ja lip,olf their VlrtOtea.
von TW cute OF
headache, Stitt neadache f .rout Stomach.
Paisaaa, P.y 3lay 1, 111.55.
Da. .1. C. £vz*. :I have beep repeatedly cupid of .11w`,
mist headaelse any body an have by a dome or two of y,eits
Ma. It seems to arise from a krill stomach, which they &mut
at corn If they wilt euri .. others as they do Inc, tbe,act
worth knowing. Toms with great respect, /
ED. W. PIIEDI.E, Clerkof Skawitt,,C,arion.
Bilious Disorders and Liver Coitiplatuts.
• DEPAIMIZAT OTT= Iterlllol,*A7sllniii•OX:lia,Yrehjise
Bat I have used your Nib in my general and fleapits! peso
tire ever since you made them, and canneettesitate to say they
sal the best tathartic we employ. Tbeir,rwladng action on
the quick and decided, consequently they are an admirer
ble remedy for derangemtpts of that/Organ. Indeed, t have
seldom found a come of oaks* diseascio obstinate that it did not
, readilyyield to them. Fraternairt yours
ALONZO BALL, .11, I),Phil siding ejWie .11farileFrotpliaI
Dysentery, Relni ousd Wong,.
parr COMM Ilartsten, Lre. Co...lffsca r Nor. le, 1555.
TM. Ana: Your Pills are the perfection of medicine. The
lune done overlie more good than Ilan tell yori. Si. had bees
sick and pining avregtor months. Went off to be doctored at
great expense, but g6t no better. She then commenced- takktp-
Tour Fills, wirich,foon cured her, by expelling large quantities
of worms (desul)Trom her body; They atterwerdscorsd her and
our two children of bloody dysentery. One of our neighbors
grad it bad, and my wife cured him with two dame of parr=
while others around us paid,frosst Fro to twenty dollars
bills, And lest much limo, without being cured entirely even
then. /Suck a medicine as yours, winch is actually good and
bencit; will be prised here. GEO. J. GRIFFIN, Statatarter
/Indigestion and Intistrity of the Blood.
/Von Rm. ,r. V. Macs, Rigor pf Advent march, &sten.
DI. Anal I here used your Fills with extraordinary success
in my family and among those I am called to visit in-distress.
To regidate , the organs of digestion and purify the blood they
are the very bet; remedy I have ever known, and I- can we*
acidly recommend them to my friends. Yours, J. V. MFRS
• WAnsaw, Wyman Co., N. Y., Oct „ZS, MSS.
Deem Sm.: I am using you:Cathartic Fills in my practice, and
Ind them an excellent purgative to cleanse the system and pu.
rify the fount-Wu of the blood.
JORN . 0. BLEACRAII, IL D.
e way
atthe
f your
To the
Erysipelas, Xing's - Esil, Tatter,
ors, id Salt Rheum.
Front a Arrwarding Merchant of 3. Louis, Feb. 4,1856.
MC Aria: Your rills e re the paragon of all that is great In
medicine. They have cured my little daughter of ulcerous 'Orel
upou.her hands and feet that had proud incurable for years.
Her mother has been tong grievously afflicted with blotches and
pimple, on her skin and in her hair. After our child waieured.
she also tried your ring, andlherhave cured her.
ASA kIOIiORYDOL
1
. ent •of
' 9
I L 7" all
supply
dy for
Itheittnatisny Neuralgia, and Gout.
Awes Me Rey. Dr. Hawke:, of Me Arethodixt.4ait. Char&
fPotaxat .110041, SAVANNAH, GA., Jan. 6, 111511.
lloxolgo Sta: Ilhould be ungrateful for the relief your skill
Baabrougitt Ana If I did not report my case to you. A coldaeb .
tied in my limbs and brought on excruciating neuralgic
which ended in chronic rheumatism. Notwithstanding pi l es,
the beet physicians, tha disease grew worse and worse, until, by
the advice of your excellent agent In Baltimore, Dr. Mackenzie,
tried your Pills. Their effects-were slow, but sure. fly per.
severing in the use of then:l/ am now entirely well.
SZNATZ CRANIUM, BATON Ronne, Ls., 5 Dec., 1565.
Da. Ana: I have been entirely cured by your Pills of Rhin.
matte Gout —Nit painful amine that bad afflicted me for years.
VINCENT SLIDELL.
"gnr
eturned
9.
inl
For Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred Coin.
'plaints, requiring an active purge, they are an eicelleral
remedy.
For COstliteness or Constipation, and as
Miner Pill, they are agreeable and effectual
Fits, Suppression, Pskalysis, Inflammation,
and even Deafness , and Partial Iflindsseita, ham been
mod by the alterative action of these Pills.
Wit of the pills in market contain Mercury, which, although
&valuable remedy in skilful band', L dengerons'in apublic pill,
from the dreadful consequences that frequently follow its loom
lions use. These contain up mercury or mineral outwear/
whatever.
Iffl
Loves,
and Writ.
•us Meads
selected
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL
Tbeirstock
FOR TUE RAPED CURS OP
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, INFLUEN
ZA, BRONCHITIS,MHOOPING COUGH,
CROUP, ASTHMA, INCIPINMT
CONSUMPTION,
and far the relief of consumptive patients In sdratioedatagist
K the dimes...
We need not speak to the public`of Its virtues. Tbroighoui
every town, and almost every hamlet of the American State%
its reed cures of pulmonary complaints have made it at.
re* known. Kay, few are the familia in any civilised cans
try on this .continent without some personal experience of its
effects; and fewer yet the commupitiee any. when yid.'" ham
tat among them some living trophy of it• victory over the sub.
Mond dara*mee eh... or the throat and lunge. While it 11
the Matt powerful antidote yet known to man for the formldw
hie and dangerous disease, of the ,puhnonary organs, It is alas the plummiest and safest remedy that can be employed Tor ha
Alma and young parsons. Parents should hate it in don
against the Insidious enemy that steals upon them unprepared
We have abundant grounds to believe the Caesar PV.CTOILII
cares more litres by the consumptions It prevents than those it
cures. Keep it by you, and cure your colds while they are curs
ble, nor neglect them until no human okM as master the in
exorable canker that, fastened on the vitals, eats your life away
All know the dreaded fatality of lung disorders, and as they
'know too the virtues of this remedy, we need not do more this
mama them it Is still made the best it an be. We spire nc
cost, no care, no tall to produce it the most perfect possible,an?
thusafford those who rely on it_the best agent which our
son fandell for their cure.
d Cod
r Stoves,
:toner.
the allies
tiding our
I awkers acct
I tlt Is very
,t the cost of
of less than
y nothing a
tm expense
our mere
sell. Ile se
PREPAIED BY DIL . J. AYES,
hastical and Analytical Chinsuct, 7aaa3l, ltaca.
ABEL TERRELL, and by all Druggists and moo-
Dealers.—nl4v3ylor,
Mend the following Letter. •
'IIO3IE TESTIMONY. •,
We have received the following letter in relation to
DR. HORNE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS.
AIIIICUR POUR CORNERS,
Susq. Co., Pa., Sept. 28th, 1856.
Messrs A. J. Win's& Co. ; New York :
"The Malise's Indian Root Pias had from you give
universal satisfaction, in scum' mimic; and our
farmers use them for almost. everything. The Ots
mu= has been raging in this section to an tdaMi.
ing extent, for the last six months, SCARCELY a SINGLIC
Family having escaped, •ICICSPr moss wants ';your
pills have been rani As A PREVENTIVE, in which case
they have NEVER TAILED. I will inform you shortly
how to send a further supply. Your ob't. Serv't."
ALPIIONSO 11. SMITH)
Such letters as the above need no comment from us,
they ought to convince all of what we firmly
that Dr. Morse's /aim Root Pills are the very best
Pill seer matte.
! Sold In Montrose by S. 11. tit Sayre, and by One
person In every town, and in all country stores. A.
Prop 'etors. -t
flys
all kinds oj
to fill all
rholesale or
ige from $2
eps.on hand
an elegant
11/ on short
I=
1 111
. -
'The Rev. C. S. Harnett,
1,1111111. F. labeling is a Missionary iri Southern Asia, discoyered a
VV. Ample and certain Cure for - , 1
,
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis; Coughs, Colds,
lieivous Debility, -
•
and all impurities of the BLOOD ; also, an easy and effectual mode
of Inhaling the REICCDT. Actuated by a desire to benefit his suffer.
leg fellows, he will cheerfully send the Repe (free) to such tut de
sire It, with full and explicit directions for prepaying, and successfully
using the Medicine. Address Ric. C. S. BURNETT - 4. - ' •
amt. 1.-Sm '- • 831,Broadwar. N. Y. City.
•
announce to
; fed, that we
:r the firm of
, we are pre
ipproved.pat-
Motes Iron.
Landsides,
A for Farm
lo sell as low
tio thtsconn-
M MOTT.
TILDEL
Valuable Lands For Sale.
FOR SALE IN ONE BODY, about - 5500 acres. of
Landon the waters of Spring Brook, a branch
of the Lackawanna river in Luzern Consity,Perin'a:
about midway between the thriving 'towns of gcran
ton and Pittston. These lands#c covered with val
liable timber, and being situate in the most extensive
mineral region in Pennsylvania—known to contain
iron,ore—and believed tottbound in coal, and being
also in the immediate vicinity of several raihhads
made and now in progms-.--offer to the capitalist an
opportunity for the investment of money that seldom
occurs. For further information apply to N. P. Ho
sack; Esq., No. 11, Wall street New York, or to the
subscriber, at Montrose,Susquehanna county,Pa, the
attorney in fact of the owners.
;'April 6, 1654. HENRY DRINIC,ER.
orse Powers,
Dog Churn
notice. -
WER
SALE,
R.
Cylinder 'bal
,ng Well
Tannery, and
HERS.
i ontrom f Pa.
THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand for sale
at his establishment in Montrose,the.best Anal
ty of BORT SOAP, manufactuied,from the lye of
wood ashes and grease, in the old fashioned way,and
not by any patent process.
For those.that furnish the grease s he; manufactures
the soap for $l,OO a barrel. Warranted In attunes
to be a good tirticle,or the Soapinay be returned and
the money refunded. , - • '
'ER.
and mill keep
very superior
sell it in any
wishing a large
nable notice.
t constantly 013
L. POEM
Per barrel $ 51 . 00
Half Barrel . • 1
2 50
Gallon —• 26
Wholesale dealers vdiEbefurnliiied--,if delivered
at the Asher" , ItiMoatrose:—at the rate of ten barrels
for $45,0r at Scranton at ten barrels'for $5O. • .'
• JOHN HENRY WARES.
• Montrose, Math 17,1856. . 10y1
. .
__
DRINKER.
JESSM'.
fifEA.KLE.
rose '1
NTINFES!
up ft fight in
goods and high
four old stocks
• rims",
SALT, GTOCERM* TEA, COFFEE,
Lc., for Bale low; for cash. CA and see before
purchasing e 156,100, at, 8..8. MOTT'S.
Montrose, Aog.'l2, 1857 .
ri rd, •
located on Main
the 'largest and
ht into this mil.-
oveeoet t arti de
oird'onet
d by any other
nlv,tosay, Coma
Niro do not de.
Post Brothers
arc now. receiving their Etock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
andiravite their friends to call, and examine.
Large Stock of Drceis aootts.- 7 Stelts
Shawh, Wanda, Florys and Ribbons, Silks, in varle
sty, Genii. Msimeres and Vestings, Gents.
fine assortment of - Fashionable Clothing, Feriae,
White Dooda, Laces, Edgings, Flouncing; 'Collars
and Sleeves, and trimmings; Our Dry Goods de
pailmenkis, 'rethink,. well chosen in quality St styles.
AlroCeries.—A. good 'stock. Also,-Iron, Na ls,
and Rasdware. I • - ',
Cricktry.--Ahuse !talc. ,
Hots .. ok Caps, Boots aid Skeis,olliui4ltemp
Large assortnient Fem. • -
- .lloetroae, May 608157-, " Z
"let our works
_to shy; for the
re justreceived
itriorqualttr Ind
imen s 's,
vl assortment of
ng.done neatly
STODDARD.
EITRIT ki toms
TONS "4 WOK,
aivp SOLD BY
' SOAP MANUFACTORY.
rRICXIS.
e Independent Itispublican.
~
~ : ,S
SUB -lILD ITERT 'TXURSXILT XXXXINX, AT XONTROS;
.PA., xy . 51,60 / pria Assoc, Is arovascx. ,
-. .
I ,+' Ratel" is I 'Advertising. -
, ,
Onelsquire(ll,lmes or less) one week,' • . .40,50
One! squire ,f " -. two tricks, ' 0,75
One; squares' " ' three week 5,..,... :1,01-
One moaree . " one month, - 1,25.
Cue sAnare ' 's two months,2,2o ,
,Onti/square 4 6 . . , three m0nt15,.....8 t 06
.
Owe square ' " .six months; • 6,00
/ One square " - one year, 1 8 4 00
Twit squares one year, 15,06
,
Three squares one year, - • 20,00
Jive squares -one ;year, '25,00
One column one year.. • 1- .......10,00
'
Yearly advertisers will have the privilege of alter
ring or changing their advertisements' without ad
ditional charg e.
1 11
*shwas c ards, not" exceeding five lilies, inserted
at .2,00 per annum.
Job • Work. •
This office is supplied with ,a good assortment of
Jpbbing materials, and' , all kinds of Job Workouch
Cards, Posters, Pamphlets,&c.,,will be done neat.'
;and promptly. ' .
. . .
BUSINESS CARDS
- . .
- ' -Dr. E. P. Wilmot,
EADVA . TE of the Allopathic and Itorneoiethlc College, of
' Medic:int. la now permanently lonted In .Oreat Bend. Pa. Of
dee. corner of Maine and Elizabeth St., nearly °walk. the Y. E.
4
.htutb. . Shy Ist,
I • Dr, IL Smith . st Son, .• .
WIDGEON DEICTLSTS. Residence and office, opposite the Bap.
ti 7 Chit church. (North stdej In Montrose. • Particular attention mill
de deer to inserting teeth on Gain and Soren plate, and to fililbg
- vine teeth. Montrose. Jan. 13. 18ta.
_ .
1 ---.00-----:-.; C. D. virgu ; vire', i --
2
t ._ . RESIDENT DENTIST. has rembiled . °lice s
deuce, nest door aboSe Dr. llls
Paula's. *
1 7 1. -ii-a
a his new
If
, e t.wb g b fa has Snell up rooms is,
a 13• Le of neatness andifT:oltvene Sh eet.
} Xornosx, 0d0ber'7.18457:-tod • 6 Prurwilice.
_ .
J. D. Vail. ~
RYRICIAN AND BURGEON, kw plimatteatly located Until
at Drackneyvtlß, Susquehanna county. N., an will promptly
'attend to-all alb. with which . he may be favored...M*3l
A. Bushnell,
i. TTORNEY & tOUNSELLOR AT LAW. Once 011; S. E
Wen's Drug Store, SreucarA.VNA Dtear,Atyl
• T. B. Orchard; It D.. • • ~.
PHTSICIAN AND SURGEON, Jacluon, Suaquehanimi coanty„
Pa. Reactance at. the Peat office. •
Keeler & Stoddard.
ThEALERs mnoots Sr, SHOES, Leather and Findings, oa
Malpe at., brat door below Searle's Hotel, Sloarnse.C• et
911:01181 Oa,• ' C. :C. STODDARD,
William H. Jetanp,
ATTOBNET AT LAW & ROTARY PUBLIC. Office en Putt.
tic Square., Moicrecez. Ps.
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Miller & Fowler, ,
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ATTORNETB AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. and Sour:Store
In Chancery. Office No. 44 Clarke Axe, Craorm,"llll.
Bentley it Pitch,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. AND BOUNTY LAND AGENTS.—
OM= of the Court House. Molutrose, Yu
• Albert, Chamberlin.
ATTORNEY AT LAW. AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,-.
Ottlee over I. I'Poet.t Co:sSlore.,3ll:mrsconras:, •
•
Wraw ge 'MIT
A . A
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ATTOSNEY AT LAW AND COMIIIS IONED OF DELIA t
for the State of New York, will attend to all business entrusts%
to him with promptness and fidelity. Olive on Public *pima ma.
pied by llon. William lessor.
Abel Timell,
DTALE& IN DRUGS ,. M EDICINES. CHEMICALS, Plll3lls
OUs, Dye-statGo, Grodrles, Dry' Gads, Hardware, stemmas,
cu.s.4wsre,, Clocks, Waxily', Jewelry, Silver Spoous, Spectacles, N.
steal Instruments, Trusses, Surgical Instruments, Liquors; Pertuss•
ery,'Atlrrurs, Stationery, Brushes, Shoes, Tuilkee.Notions, &c,
P. B. Chandler,
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DRALEY. IN DRY GOODS, Reidy Hada Clothing , Oroceties
Books and Stationery, etc., Public Avenue, Morrusz t Pt. ,
• I. L. Post s& Co.,
ij'EALEGS IN DRY GOODti. Groceries, Cream', Asidware,
11 Letther, Flour. etc., corner of Turnpike street and Pnblie Avis
nue, 3.l.o.trraose,
J. Lyons & Son.,
ALERS IN DRY GOOD, Groceda, Ilartlvrate, -Crockery,
Tlaware; Books, er.e.; 11130, carry on the BOOK Basuto butneei
- - Public Avenue, 31onrnoes.„
J. LTOSSi r .T, 1. Lyons
Bentley &Send,
DEALERSTS DAY GOODS, Drop, Medicines, - Paints, Oils
Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Iron, Clocks, Watches, Jaw
elm Silver Spam, Perfikozery, *At Brick Block, Mostacws.
O. V. 1121TL1Y C C MID
William &Nil. Jearap;,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 3doirraoaz. P. Practice in Sitykar
lama, Bradford Wayne„ Wyoming and • counties.
• E. S. FIIIINELL,
EiLta h Staves and Ileadinp, Iloop-poles, Barrels; Pliklta
I" Chums, &e., /ce.,GaILT Sean, Susq.CA, Pa. All °den from is
aponsible quarters, promptly tilled, and shipped per dlreciPan,v3nSrl
• -
Rockwell & Winton•
icy a cc i. ramcs and is ta t . 7 s a tszw k ni o .c .
4 1 0 itt.
atzteklizw You, (op stalm) •
11. D. ROCKWILL...,..
• A. Baldwin.
n°iFllE Disler
in
u r F ti, Feed. lle elvc . e E
ono of ChanUefo tore Xorrsoox. ad 1. 1257.-.
. .
. 8: Thayer,
-Daystcuos stsozoN, Mon:wit Ps : Oman in tn.
.1 Farmer% stmt. vin
B. 8. Moore,
3,11:4= 1 11T 44 formerly or
c l , ,,..rc i rivi, , , , p,v ii , is , s =s t r;
Modes about building or repairing thist y illits, or ogler machinery,
*ding that hit experience warrants him in doing to. Peat Otacc ad•
dress, Glenwood, Snag. Co. Pa.
• • Comes IV
DEALERS in Foreign and American MarbleMonuffienta. Bead
Wan. Table Tope. 6.e., Binghamton New York. - Busineseper
talnlng to the above Wended to with dispatch, by G. W. Pat. T.
Agent, Brooklyn; Sung. Co.. Pa. vSnGyt
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DEALEXIN titcuur..Agfi l t iloreimently ocimplEi
by Craws* 4ogers. Mont;ose,. •
itommeces. :tior-U,1837.41 •
Banking House
OF
POST, COOPER do CO.
HENRY DRINKER, •
IfONT.ROB.E . ,
lIITNTTING COOPER.
November 12, 104-
ISAAC L. POST.
DRAFTS on New York City and Philadelphia.—
Collections promptly made and remitted.
Office hours from 10 A. Y. to 3.
• Messrs. Allen k Paxton, N. York.
REFERENCE, Samuel C. Morton,, Esq., Phil'.
• Ron. William Jessup, Montrose.
• PATENT MEDICINES.
AMOND the great variety et Medicines atTurrelra Store. easy be
found all of Dr. Jayne's Justly eelebtoted Family medideg;
Ayres Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic Pills; Balsers,Forest Wlss
and Forest Pills ; Borland celebrated German bitters ; Louden 's M
ries of Family medicines; Merebant's,Garglias Oil. the I:reateet rem'
edy for sprains Inman or beset ever known ; Alathewson's
Rwledy. and Rome Remedy ; Orrick's Vertnifuge, and a teddy . of
TefiriZA IgrAY=lglree9 4 4ltr2rreogrLaS l
Prate thing for similar vorposes as th e above Anntment ;An 11 .
sis DeetroYMS sent. a good article ; Woodeoelesßalaam sad Boss
Liniment; Atwoon's J anodic* Bitten. Cankei a D pei ro i ps. Liniment. 33,4
Dysentery Drops; Baker's Compound for tory; Resed
Pepsi n . for Dyspepsia ; flembold's Extract o mho and terse of
BarssPlella; a Varlet) of Salves, the best In markt& PBe. de,. sad
NI almost endless variety of Patent Modulate. altogether too tosser
ous to enumerate—but audio if to ay MA...the Patine will find or
ly every thingin this hoe, at the Drug 3136 /Fancy Ste° of
Montrose. Julyent ABEL TURRELL
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ManufaeltireT s Insurance Comtnuip
CHARTER. PEBPititrAL.
Granted by the Stite of Pair - isylyeada.
CAPITAL, $500,000.
FIRE, MARINE, & INLAND TRANRPORTATIOS..
THIS Company was organized with a Cash Capital,
and the Directors have determined to adapt the
business to lta available resonrces—to observe pry•
denco in conducting its affairs, with a prompt adjust•
went of losses.
A.S.,Lternicorr, , Pres't. Wu. A. Ruours,Vice Pres't.
ALFRED WEEKS, Secretary.
Dmscrints.—Aaron S. Lippineott s ,3Vm. B. Thom
as, Charles Wise, J. Rinaldo Sank; Wm.. A Rhodes,
William Neal, Alfred Weeks, . John P. Sithcaab
Charles J. Field, James P. Smyth.
OFFICE . , No. 10 Merehants'Exchange, Phil.
A. N . :BM:LARD, Agent.
"Montrose, Pa., May 13,.1857?-1/
4.. t 4 11-8 *
v i r al/log secured the right of nsi'ng Goddard's re'
11 ent foi'raising and toweling carriage tops,
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prepared to f rnish and put them on at the shortest
notice. •
Montrose *); 6, 1857. •
IBM
NOTICE.
DERSONS desirous of paying me money,!in debts
A. of any description, can do so by leaving kir
payments with Past, Cogper & Co., Baukets,
rose; to my &edit, whole receipts will be allowed
from their date. • C. L. WARD.
April 18,
EITEAM !GRIST AN) 13*W111 1 . 16
POST BROTHERS 'Miring lorcbased the above
establiannentoia keep l oonetantly on, hand So
efnetruffilne Frour,Corn Mid of superiot cud:
alto Chop and Bras et the lowed cab prim? •—•
Zusenn liorir. will be - done ebb despatch, emit
ewe warranted • *; • , 1381
*Outran! JulTllBs3!
R..1./ITCI.