,--.
ig . the . Army to Entorce,Terel
, --
tonal LOve:...
r. Stuart, of Michigan came forward in , . ; :The- Leviathan, • the • monster 'BrAish
'of 1 steamihiP, - has .been safelyl h d
F.hutie, January 28, as-the championaunc e„ at last;.
te
'aaiid present Administrations, to - - ;res-.1 - , 1.,i. . ~.--.•
..
....-.5., 4 -secretary Stanton, of Jsansas, ad
1., rafter a' night's reflection, to the attack
'a:largo audience in Albany; It Y.,
r. IfesSenden,upon the use .ofilia • ‘`armil dssed
1 February ,19th, in opposition to. the LeConap
ilorcing the:AaWs of. Kansas.!_ - -.-
ton Constitution:. : - - - - " •
r. Fessenden's 1-.Siint - may be briefly stat.
Theact Of 1495 authorizes. the Presi-... ....A-Mashington 'correspondent of 'the
to use the militia; to protect-cacti-of the i Boston . Traveler, states that Senator. Douglas
es' against dbniktic ,violenee,. folloWing i days the vote 0n.4 Lecompton' cannot be talc
exact,words of the Constitution, "'ou up:JAI in the IL S. Senate before JulY. The An
diem of the Legislature, or of the 4.recu- Iti-Lecompton . Senators are p: reparing for a
„when the Legislature cannot he''eonren- ) great fight on that question.•" ,
''l The act of 1807 atithorizes him to use
_- - .
.., The Philadelphia Press-Says .Gover
", aril - 1y ,"when it is lawful , to Call firth the , nor Pker, the present Chief Magiatra - to of
a *i li a," thus. erely substituting one insiru-i "Pennsylvania, Is ; vitili the overwhelming
lie tality for. another, but providing for, no Mass of the Denim - rati& party, against the
le •---ease. - . . . - Lecompton swindle." - '
re is •
'e authority to enforce State -laws, , .---, • .
.a
proper
up i n 6100 not Territorial .laws::. ...... A Germ n physician is getting the
;SI. . Stuart attempts to derive it by. analogy, credit of having succeeded in curing all; epi
an "inference. It results, he says,. "from demic convulsion among the children of a
'th - rery necessity of
. the case." -He refers,; poer-house;by -the fear of, _a red-hot poker.
in illustration of his views, to.,that, flrevisiorr The.fitahad spread by fear - „andciiiiitation . ;
4 3 the Constitution which requires slaves e s-- and this Physician mistrusting' the ordinary
et ing, into "Stelie tO he delivered up, but remedies in so grave a case, heated his instru
.* ich prevision,. he assumes, is extended by nient,and'ithreatened to burn the first child
`iCOnstitution to " Territories." 'This , is. ,who should fall into a fit: The convulsions did
n o So. Tlie rendition clause of the Giusti- not-return. '
. . ,- •
to ion is - confined. to . " States" _b.): its terms, - '''
- lit, is generally - iinderstood - that, Pres-.
lin no`er before was it contended that it ex- •.. 3 ••
i ent Buchanan. chafes exceedingly under, ttie
'to .ed .to Territories: The rendition of lava and enibarrassment of the-Kansas im
' ski Ts escaping into Territoriei has always l i r e osill o .' The, Kansas carriage stops his way !
n "provided for:by •eipress - tied special'
4ti
4--
4nae '
the t letidition.,el li a s ns N e vas of ai til aY eei s
.., 14 4,
nusritditeur: erne . into office - eager and. determined to
ren
. er his Administration. illustrious hy, the
acquisition' of . 'Cuba, and . br other practical
_..do i does sicit-ii s, pp „. Ly to Territories: '. ', 'applications of the principles: of the Ostend
ndonliteacy, c,ongress. has the power, py n T 7 . , .
manifesto, out the manses agitation nasren
vir ue of its general, sovereignty- over- the, tiered. it impossible for him to give the least
.17 iteties, to authorii.e.the President to use attention to-matters of that sort. instead of
th iiriny in any case, 'but i they will never acquiring . pew territory,he 'is harassed and
-ei him -the. authority which. Gen. - Pierce' vexed to take care of what we , have,.—New
'iiii ilr. Buchanan have aettiallv claimed and
ex reined, until all regard 'for even the forms ..651 ' 771)!*'3" -
_
of liberty is • lost. if Mr. Stuart thinks - they .... A British cruiser captured an Amer
•••ei 1, let, him try it. -.- . - lean Slaver on Me coast of Africa, last Sep
,f o authori# the. President •to -use the tember., Finding that he could riot escape,
ar iy - upon-ihe call of a Territorial Govern- - the- captain of the slaver Jan his 'vessel ii
-or is to authorize the President to Use the ground,-and, with the crew, escaped hi the
a ys at his own - e leasnre,.the:Govermirs ,or boats, leavint the slaves to flieir fate. Three
T rritories being his appointees, and rempe- hundred and eighty of the latter were rescued
alt e - at:- Will. _To authorize him_ to use the by the British, but a. large number of others
ar ny upon sucli a call to enforce the:laws_ o f ~ flung thenAelveaoverboard and were drown-
T ritOries, is•to.antherize him to' . detkrmine I NI, or died from exposure and exhaustion, •
w. at the laws - are, and What laws 'ire of bind. I •
ct
, it o r. last, namely;; A Lccompton report by the e
majority, Messrs. Green., Jones, Sebastian,
,:- ... : 'Die Senate Ct;mmittee on Territories.
In f i e:
eei.,e--as.snetiridneinak:.sellitis‘nliidtl:eininreilpital
reel}
a i:fta
submittedthe. it reportsou Thigsday mornire ,
) and Mastet--of the Territories. .
eat: -, . • ina .Fitrpatrick ; tianinprity..report by 4fess.
01113
pon
of
in n
den
Sta
the 1
The' proviSion of the Constitution : '.ap.
ie te'llie StateS, and
~t 4 States shine.—
liere iS. no:provision in'tlie_Contstittkion au
-- .1
1
°Ting anLlaw Of the sane kind with' ref,
enee to l ireiiitory. That idea, is drawn'
7 implication, I suppose, .by the Senator,
a,' State' must-mean 'Territory,' icncces
ry; that Is to say, if the question arises in
A Territory: There I.take issue. with: him..
ere is no such thing to be interred. The
power is ROnfined to the States; I
; :Ind the req.
u , sitionmust be
. snade by the Legislature of
a State, or the _Governor. of a State, the Leg--1
i-lature not being in: 'session ; and' the -first,
lion of the,...act which has been referred to 1
i. intesided to carryout that -provision Of tlie.l
Ai nstitution. There-is a very good reason
1 r the distinction, and I beg' 'leave-here to
1
- ale It.- - . . •
",The .Congress cif; the United States has.
o right to interfer of:its -Own motion, .in
ese rnatters4diffienlty in - the States. The
Ifstitution evesCotigrest no such power.
i, had--the Rower, it might become a very!
.iiepin i fbrtablelmoilr.or inkaState_.; it.iiiight
o things- to whiainP - State, wOuld.be willing!
• .submit- ' It is Onky,therefore, when called'
Pon- by the authorities of%l. State, that . ot-
. eSs has the right to interfere at all in order
o:put down domestic insurrection, or per
rm the, other duties. f reseribed in that sec
. ,
t ion..
I
.L de same reasoning does not apply to a
'crritory. A Territory is under' the diiee
. ion of the Government - of the. United -States.
i e Governor of a TeiritOryls under the:di•
ection of the•President.okhe. United States.
le is 'appointed-by him, and may
„be remov•
i ed by hint at pleasur,e. Iley idle is it to
all:
-about the . siitlarity-Ig the.two cases,
whenoeGnverritr of a Territoryla . 'nothinm'
iznors nor - less than the President 'of the
• United Stites The President may direct his.
Gniervor - tii - call upon him--.to, suppress
in
surreetion ; sod if the GoVertitir
. refu4s to':
4i) . - it_he may turn out that Governor, and
appoint one "%Nilo will apply 4o o ,hirn
i SO • sup
press insurrection or nterfere..in • the affairs
of the territory ! •
u Th e
1 - .4 ittritory - ia, that one is independent in all its t.
Action of. the. Government. , of • the United
states, and the ether is - the mere creature, of
the Governnient: of the United States, and
dependent upori \ it. -The ,very reason and
foundation of the application Whio has been
attempted to lie Inge of th , i' i taw that was
paised to, carry out -that provision of the., l
Constitution._ fails when you come to the case
of a TeiTitory. lf--youaPply that reasoning
to a-Territory, the result is,
that yew
the PreSidentpoVrer to: call out the militia
or army-of the. United - States, whenever he
sees fit, liecauie the whole matter is under
h i s control ; - he his the command of the Ter
r torial - cdficers, - .tind may , ..remove,thein at
qeagure; and - sconsequently, as I said before,
helms only 'to tall - on GOvernorr(the Leg-
Mature not.being iii session)‘tO state to him
pat lie condition of tbeterritdry is sucluan
b require -the. intervention of the Federal
trni - y, and then everything is under military.
comination, directed by the President of the
.
United States, ai.commander-in` Of' the
army of the United States.`' .
I.lle'position4f the Peitubliiiparty tipon
'this question. was -deliberately taken, in the
last Condress;tind will abide "the_ •te.gt °flat
oil and or time." lb view of the pretensions
'attic PreSident, and 'of, the emergency. of
etr uts
. 1856, ; tliey refused to . ' vote a dollar
for the army, except upqn the expressed eon,
. edition that no part -01. the appropriation
shquidli r eOpplied in the entlircement of it e
L•tws.of Klins n . in the execution of which the
1 President had no more rightful- concern than
'he had' in the-exelution of the municipal by,
laws of the city. of `Heir-:York: Whenever
. • and -wherever n, n itnilar 'emergency Sall
the Republican, party will again vindicate its
position as the guardian of eonstiiutienal lib,
erty.— IVcishing ton Republic'. 7, 6' --..
• •. • - • . •
. .
, • 3fort.ilmv J6E.THE.YOUNGER,L—A;Ofibe
orig' inal Joe - Smith, the .Prophet, der of,
. the Aforin k ons,. now resides at Nauvoo. On,
him the, Pr'Ophet's mantis was to have Wien.
Bri,ghanrYOung - has cietnised - the Chief Pres . -
idency only aslegentoltiring the . rninoriti v. of
*joseph - the - younger.. The • - latter now
twenty.four 'years of att . , and - though
ih the Church, is opAiSed to polygamy.-
De Church, legates'arrive every year from Salt Vake
to receive a 'blessing, r ttrgn . liim to the
leatiers-hipztf the Church:. ,The St. Louis Re:
4 oubliccrn is positive that' - losepli intendi to
assume 'the leadership of the' - Church next
Spring, and suggesti,that \government *should
eiitiOuragethe people ofUtah in aeimolledg
ing tin), and thus ridding themielves of Brims
ham Youim • -'
;4 The jitiv in the ease of William J.
Clark, tried_at baninlie, Pa., for the murder
of his wife, returned a verdict- of guilty on
Fridly‘last ater bang out seven hottra
\v.
ciiallspn:rm or NEWS.~
...
rs. CoHinter, and 'Wade; and .anoßter by
Douglas. The'Lecompton majority of the
COmmittee bad pledged.thenrelves to Dom;.
las—whose wife had'been dangerously sick,
so that lie had not slept any 'for two or three
niglithat he should - h. ire till the next
k ne
Monday to prepare his rep t; and then un
dertook tertak a " snap-judg at," in viola
tion of their agreement. pouglas wrote all
night and finished -Ills report at daybreak,
and Collin:ter and Wade also- had their re
port ready—.'whereat the Lecontptonites were
much etikcitied. Their conduct eßeited
great:hid - fp - ation on the part of the 'nppo
nents.of Leemnpton. . .
' . . itinCeingfes-s, February . 18th, • Mr.
,
' Short, of Alabama, made a speech on the
Kansas question, in which he said' that "all
1 tlu) Southern States are noNi united on the
Georgia platform, and are pledged to resist,
qen to a dissolution of the Uoion, the. ,refus
al of Congress to admit Kansas because of
The existence. of Shivery. tlith.e.. Ilei oared
not whether - this was constitutional,or revolu
tiOnary, or right—the South was prepired to
I . defend it." . . 1
, .
, .... : A comm;sston appointed by the Kan-.
il
sas Legislature, to iiil,.e the- census f Oa
t ford Shawnee, Kickapoo and other places
which are known to have made , fralid
uletit election returns, are prosecuting their
labors. A correct census ofOxford precinct,
!which' returned 1,701) votes, shows the exact
number of voters to bp 33, fourteen of Whom
are 'Free StatE men. • • • • , .
•
7... Senator Houston, of Texas, in the
Senate debate ,on the army bill, stated?-that
he would never again 'vote to-increase the ar-.
He had been readout of the Democrat
-ic Party, but had never cared enough • about
It -to ask the reason.- General Jackson had
principles without a platform, but the present
Administration had a plAtform without prin
ciples. -
, - •
• :. Mr. Keitt is exceedingly_ anxious to
hold 'somebody responsible for haviig said
that he was knocked down by 'Mr. Gcow.—
..tne noticeable pOint. here is, that he takes no
exception to the fact of being knocked down:
He rindics no issue with the man who did it,. l
Ipt seeks another with smebody wi l l° .may
mention the occurrence,-=—N. Y. Tinier..
:... Everybody remembers the illatform
on which the great Stebbins planted himself,
when he run for President of the United
States.. When asked hoW he stood on . the
Maine law,ife promptly answered th. 4 he was
"In favor of the law, but against it execu
tion." This adinirable political position has'
been. assumed in New Hampshire and other
States by the DcmocrOlte party; ii' rest&.
e i
tions expressing 'unabated confides in Mr.
Buchanan, and pronouncing against he meas
ure on which he has staked his A ministra
tion.- Mr. Hale showed a )up the . rlutions
~.so
from New Hampshire, and said that he Dem
i ocrats of his • Staee only.meant to .endorse
Mr. Buchanin, and to, repudiate h' , acts.—
Proridertce Journal. :--
_ .
... .
.... A Bill has been introduced - Irethe
Legislature,, by -Mr. Jackman, o •••Clinton
.county„ . to authorize the sale of the balance,
of the public works to the SUnbuty and Erie
Railroad company, for the sum of three mil
lions and a half_of dollars, to be secured by
bonds hearing "interest at the rate of five per
cent. 'per annum. • The interest,, wild amount
to $175,060 a year, which is much fore - than
the revenue derived from .these w rks now,
after paying expenses. Last yea . the nett
revenue was not only $38;425 . 58, net,ording
te.the Canal Commissioners' rcpor . -' ,
....„. A telegraphie despatch, da ed Wash
ington, February 21, 1858, says. `The de- -
mon of discord has apparently been let loose
on the metropolis during the last two days.
Besides the quarrels between Gen. Harney
and 'col. Suinner, between Lieut. Ithital and
Commander Boutwell, between 14r. Jas. B.
Clay and 'Gen. Cullum, ' about forty others
are penditig - iiMong pe naval 'officers."
. .. :. A totoriii - tia burglar; Capt. Green,
cilia! James Gallagher, was arrested at Haiti
mOre, on the night of the 20th. i6st., when
robbing a warehouse.; Over $3OO, in coin,
were found iii his pos4ssion. .
~
.'... The Methodlit Protestant ankh on
ISixth St; Cincinnati,'Was partially destroyed'
by the explosion' ofAefectife gaspipes, on
I Saturday evening last. The explosion -tore.
lup thefloor;-shatred;-the _walls, blew out
the windows, and tore hip More-than 'half, of
the *pews in the Church. Eight, or ten' per
sons were set/el - el.* wounded and two or three _
1 of them are not . expeeled_p suryivs.
1. . ---- Pacific hotel, ite St. -Louis, Mo.,
i wasq3eBll'4o by fire, lait Sat. morning, at
.1
about" 3 o'clock. "The fire spread with great
rapidity; and twenty-nine lives were lost, and
fifty are classed airfong the inured aid-1111w
si
I ina. - ""1 -.- .
.
11011TitiViii P - ICES CURRENT.
. -
CORRIIIiI ilpski. i FOR TIIE aFrunicAs t - •
__
Wheat.#l. %label; ' ' Si ,00 @ 31,12}
Rye .'il -bushel, '.
Corn, 19 brio, - - ' -70®75 cm
-Buckwheat 11 bushel,.' , ........ ...5n ® 37.} cta.
Oats, - il bushel 32 ® 35 eta.
Beans, white, 14 bmihe ''t • • $l,OO ® 1,25
Potatoes, V bushel,.. ' ..... .. . • .. . ; .. 621 @ 75 eta.
Wheat flour, iii 100- ' 33,00 , li4 - $ 4 , 00
Rio floury p hundred,.., ... ... ~; ... 2,00 ®-• 2,50
Buckwhea•flour,'ll ht . • dred,.. . . ... 1,50 ® 1,75
P0rk,.74? 1p lbs ..6,50 ® 7,00
Lard, At 4 Ihl2/ ets.
Butter, 1116 "I. . - 14 @I 16 eta.
Rigs, 1.1 d.z., _ 12-1 eta.
~ -
Donn, ion Vie t.--. The friends of the Rev.
313 1
B 4 B.S, RV, Pastor f the I. R. Church, Mont
rose, are i cited to pa a Dohation Visit at the Par
sonage, o Wednesday • ternooti and bvening, March
3d. Music' will enliven. .e festivities of the occasion.
"Young olks" in the. vetting.
Montros•, Yell 24, , 858. ", •
i
1 It.—The friend's of Rev. H.
: attend a .Donotion party at
1
trose, on Tuesday afternoon
day of March next. A full
,hearts is earnestly desired by
• L. F. FITCH,
W. H. JESSUP,
W. B. DEANS, Com.
S. H. HULFORD, j i .
D. SAY RE, :
CA READI"
Donattion VI
A. Riley are invited
the Parsonage, in Mo
and evening, muthe 2
attendance of genera
the Committee.'
IiONTROSE,
Feb. 24 16k.
"JLOUG.
GIN .
Are tore v
on liond4:
uniform. Cif(
•
C. T.
tOITIPANY,Ai
Monday
No.
Are hereliy n ,
Monday, March
. S. M. liVit
POST • ROTHERS
• are now re eiving their Etock of ---
SPRItIG a SUMMEHOODS,i
and invite their friends to call and examine.
LargoStoeklof Dress Goods.—Stelhi
Shawls, Bonnets, - Flowers and Ribbons, Silks, irriarie ,
Genti.. Cloths, Ciussimeres and Vestings, Gents.
tine assortment of Fashionable Clothing, Torso's,
White- Goods, Laces, Edgings, Flouneings, Collars
and Sleeves, and Tt mmings. Our Dry Goods de
partment is, we thinlwell chosen in quality 11 styles.
- Groceries, good stock. Also, Iron, Nails,
and Hardware. •
Crockery.—,
`HMS Caps l
Cannot. Large asso
Montrose, Feb. 24,
large stock.
Boots and Shoes,Oil and Hemp
tunent of WO Paper.
1858.
• •
d _Timothy Seed;
oLESALN AND RETAIL,'
C. D. LATEIDOP. '
Clorer a
InOR SALE at
by • - •
31ontirse, Feb. 17
arding Line!!
Old FU
in -- great demand, in !few York !
otiltry too!!!
oney on these articles.
- F RE:ill BUTT •
Fetch it on.
We advance it
We have just s.
• We invite all pc
notes, Or try the lin,
Id Turkeys at"l3 Eta. per pound.
Eons interested to call, compare
1. We report progress for l lBsB.
McKINNEY,
\
. HENRY'
AN SICKLE k YOUNG,
Great Bend, F.eb.,117, 185S.ittim'58
Ad • istrator's Sale.
T HE untrsi
legn expo=e to sale at tiubji c
oi o f i n f." tAlle,
(4 , 11.1 ed, m Gibson„ n Tuesay,',..3larelf 2, 1858, at
ten o'clock, a. m., t , felullowing personal property :
1 coke oxen ,4 s, yearling, ?calves , 10 sheep,
•
a quantity of hay, cart, 1 plow, and other farming
implements, a qua Try of lumber, cheese press,, and
other articles: _
Tenas.—For all fiums less than $5, cash ; $5 or
more, six months dit, whh Interest, and approved
security. • JACOB L. GILLET, Adder.
Gibson, Feb. Pi,' 858.-2w_
Adman strator's Notice.
NOTICE is here y given to all persons having de
ll agains thq Estate of Jens Gll.l.[T, de
ceased, late of Gib on, tlidt the same must tie pre
septedio the unde -igned fdr arrangement, and all
persons indebted o said Estate and tequested to
make immediate p yment.
JAC Bt. GILLET, Administrator.
Gibson, Feb. 100858,6 W
- -
Orphans' Court Sale. ,
-
TOTICE is here y gicen that by virtue of an or e
.1- 1 1- der of the Ort bans'
Court, of Susquehanna coon
ty,lhe Sullicriber ill expose to public sale, by yen
due, on Saturday, . he 6g, day of March next, at one
--'-‘-- 1 -. r.- ... ,fin, olloviing tteseribed three nieces
or parcels of land, ituate in • the township of New
Milford, in Otidunty, late the estate of David
Welch, deceased. First lot—known as the Home
stead property, bo t
nded northerly by lands of Drink
er - and - Moxley, ea.- erly by lands of Drinker and the
upper waters of ‘ tf. so-called " three lakes," south
erly by said wale , and lands of J. Smith, and west
erly by lands of J.. Bennett, containing one hundred
and fifteen acres o thereabouts, be thei same more
or less, on which e the family dwellinghduse, barn,
yiut houses, and other valualfie improvements. Sec
ond; called The nlose lot—bounded northerly by
lands of Drinker, 'fasterly by lands of J. Bennett,
southerly by landli of J. Smith, and westerly by
r l ii
landS of P. Oleos containing one hundred and sa
teen acres; be . em sme more or less. Third
'.:;.',—bounded uo herlrby lands of 'NV.. Mead,. east
erly by lands of N . Mead and A. B. Seamans, and the
waters of said la es, southerly by lands!.of A. B.
Seamans, and'wetperly by lands tteloriging to Jessup,
Drinker, and othdrs , called "The Depot Company,
containing two h nared and four: acres, more 0.1 less,
with the appurte nces —about eighty acres improv-,
•ed,—on v. ltichl dwelling house s barn, and two or
chards.
Sale to . belie] , at the time aforeiaid s at the Court
llofise, in Mont ' se, and the terms of payment. made
knownlon.the d • of sale. WM. L. POST ;
Guardian of upper heini of D. Welch, deceased.
Montrose, Feb! 10, 1858.-4 W
- • .
IME T tilii eifilli >
IN tendering y 'professional services to the inhab
itants of Sus uelianna County, I deem it my duty
0 state that in ' e medieal treatment of diseases, I
rely mainly upoi flomoeptrthie remedies ; firmly be
lieving them. to be the most efficacious remedial
gt. 4
agents I can eft oy.
The followin statistics taken from the recortls of
Hospitals in Be ope; show the marked superiority of
thejlombepath c over the Allopathic method of
hiedical practie i
t
INPLA 3 , .A TION OF TILE LUNGS.
PATIENTS 'MORTALITT
ADMITTED. DIED. PERCENT.
1,134 260 . 23
538 . 28 5
I
Allop. Hospitals,
llom. do. . _
PLEOVISE,
,Mop: Ilospita,
1017 13-1 • 13
llom. do. • - 386 . 12 3
, PER .
NETIS.
Allop. llospitaly,
you'. : do..__
' , DYSEVERY.
API , . Hospital.,
Hom.N do. -
• ATE S.l
Allop. Hospital' i ,_
'lorti. ' do.
e/10Lit/I.A.
i
Allop. Hospita l , ' ' 1218 646
Hom. do. a• f
, :'t 848 . 694
ALL ISE.ASES:'
Allop. Hospitar, 119,630.:11,791 UK
Horn: - do.I ) 32,658 ‘Nt,365 4
1
I might rout 'ply these statistics tOiklmoit any ex
tent; but I. e already given enouglitojustify the,,
position I hay' assumed. ---
"-Pet:sons rem ing at a distance who wish tocarsult
me, can do so y letter, and receive a prompt reply.
-
No 'chirp fur; °sanitation.
Office at th residonce of CHAttims Dixim,'Esq.
,• J. IL THOMAS, M. D.
Pa., Feb. 3, 1858.:Im
' -
ad a 4
eta i
so
:
Great 'lend ';
riEE DS. p. , MORTGAGES. it new soli.
j 11 ; ply just-trinted and for sale at this office.
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STATEMENT
401.' VIE
iteceipis gxpe4diftli.es
.• • -
SIISQUEIRANNA COUNTY.
Made andpubiaked En Pursuance of art Aclbf Al
terably of the lOth of April, A. D., 1834.
.
8t78111421.8.11NA COUNTY. -
•
t — Balsztoo ofileleoters'...ticoottnie for 1857.
COLLICIONII, Tcrosigns. 79Ueskii AtntPaid l Eini. rrers
P. Welsh. Ap0b00n,.... 017 I ' -,4111119 68 6 7 00 $2O 50
G.O.Bildwlo„. r 3 , 9 2, , 199 4 179 09 87 942
R., J. carter.. Aubarn,..v.'. KB ', .. BB 64 94 75 4.2 56
H.P. Roblin Bridgewater,. 9,333 1 - 1,443' 61 lo of -76 te
JA.. Adams,.. 8r 0091 1 11 ...... 798 ill , 713 64 16 92 37 55
B. Oa*. ~. . 4.11063116&...1 459 43' .431. 6 4 643 22 71
A. Balidead....,CllMA, 935...61 • 765.39 l Bra 41 53
Samuel Shererdßl i nock. ' 916 681 866'361 453 45 60
Shaft. Slocurn...lDundaff. . B .o_ I It, 186 141 556 979
11. lilreldird,...lForist Lake ; . 601 111 EOM 721 667 50 ',
It. Tottle.,....;Fmadtlin WO 88 ' 467 76 851 114 61
E. M. Day,....lFairoderllie„. 148 09 ' 189 30 11 99 690
A. P. Kinney..,Glh4on 784 63 745 17 2,5 .92 .21
R. P. Terbo3N.4lrest Wend... 1.063 03 991 45 13 02 54 rb
E. V. Grem.. s lffsifordr• . 728 04 , 679.93 5 (1,3 35 74
David Taylor..Marolouy..... 404 Os' 377 81 7 20! 19 ss
E. WeatEstr. ;'llrnirjr,,,..:..- 425 391 393 9 9 061 20 71
T. 8Utter864.. 1 . 1 3c1c400;...... 597 43 569 .. 5 06, 39 61
Ludan Sudth„.l./e4up. , . 630 611 510 43, 13„„M: 26 96
G. W. Tiffony,l - .obrop - 274 76 919 561 2 60, 13 GO
0. T. )(limey,- Lenox.. 543 84 cm 45L. 15 u 6 •.26 33
A. A. Fhh,. ..'l.3l.krty 1 444 541 490 641
.31 1 771 22 13
H. SpaiTord...- 1 511ddietown...1 648 98, 693 28 8 691 01
James.Desn3,..'llohtrese 1... 1.706 91' 1.616 37, 455 85 09
J. N. 31111er„...?760.i . Milford,' 1,909 96 1.08'7 331- 8 02y 44 49
8.11.raterbr01t,'0013101....... , 192 51 168 .10! 15 36 833
Irbt.Reynokl4, l ßash, 1606 78 971 fel A le, 30 06
W. H. Oslo,. 'Silver Lake... 742 St 693 MI 13 03 36 48
Samuel Culve r,sprtniviite..- 823 69 769 to 21 06 4 40 13
Aaron 89yer5...'8,144. Depot,. 369 64 317 69 34.18' 37 77-
S. King. Th, m50n,.... 300 34 .278 661 . 091 14 66
...., ' i 1 . 119.743 491918.471.496:99 06 3973 94
To Total amount oiDuolleates, '..... 019,748 48
To Amount paid by Collectors, .18,411 48
- To Amount of Exoneration& to CoL„. MI 06
To Amount of Percentage to C 01...... 911 94—519.746 11l
i • 8. A. WOODRUFF. Tjessurer.
'ru'ussonslie Orem', 36Orelsalm. 1
Desolate 310. 1857 e. . ,
:ngine House,
M , in i fuji
' Ofiscers..
; Foreman
Ousquanutowty.—Us7.
ar. 1,'68
To dommonwealth Codts,
" Road Viewers; •
" Road Damage,
"'J. W. Smith, late Commissioner,. : .
" Wm. T. Case, CoMnihotiouer, •
"• Perrin Wells. d 0..... .. :
`Z „
gine llou‘iie, On
"0. Mott, jr.,.. - • Ile: ' ....: 24 00
" Assessors, , ' -
" Constables, c . '059 57 .
" Grand Jurors, _ , • • •• - - 5(7 9b"
Traverse Jurors, - ' 4... 2;284 03
" Printing, •-• • • ' • 116,85
" County Bonds Redeemed, • . 7,/89 00
" Interest on Bonds 'and money loomed,. - 887 31
" County Offices, • • ..- 74 85
" Fue1,...... :.. r ' . 4 i 7 68
. .
" Stationery,. .05 5 7
.
" Court House, 215 3e;
ll•rOngn,
"F. P. Hollister, Sheriff and Jai10r,.... 845 97
" Jni1,:..... . 10 90
" Justices of the Peace, ` ' , 32 2
" S. B. Wells, Prot. - Ind-Clerk, of Q.-S., 290 19
" Coroners Inquest,. 38 78
" Township Elections, 386.81
.
" General....do. . 399 20
" Wild Cats. ....
" Lunntic
" Court Cri'er,,
"'Agricultural Society,
"Eastern Penitentiary,
" Wm. A. Crossmon, Clerk,..
" FOurteendlefundine Orders,
" 0. S. Beebe, Auditory.:
" D. D. Brown,..do.
" D, P. Tifrany,..do. -
" Treasurer's Percentage,.
By County Orders Redeemed, frbino. i,
to 544, inclusive,. • • 1 .V8,48'2 78
By Fourpen Refunding Orders, •• • • GI 09
By amount paid County Auditonti ' • . • 18 00
By Treasurer's Percentage, .....:: 744 85
Treasurer
Year 1:
MGM=
P. W.lsb,
G. o.ltaldwln...
R. J. Carter.—
11. P. Itht , lna...
l it '44n A.a
Samus-n,heter..
Charles Slocum.
H. Blrchard.....
Rufus Tuttle,..
E. M. Day......
A. P. Kinney,—
R. P. Terhom,..
E. V. Green.....
David Taylor,..
E.
T; Buttertield„.:
L. Smith
J. W. Tumor:.
11. Seaford.....
J. P.
S.lLFaterimonk
ll.Reynoldajr.
VV. It. OsJge....
Samuel Culver.
A. Myers,
S.
M. U. Tlenedlet.
Statement of Treasurer's Account with Mil
itary Fund.
1857. S. A. WOO.DRUFF; Treasurer. DR.
To amount received' frani-Colloctcrts tl9l 21
1857. , C9NTIZ
By amosust paid Brigade Inspector:l Asa Spi
cer,,as per account rendered, - $39 47
By ou6ount paid Assessors,. 30 44
By amount paid Printers, 25 00
By amount paid COMOSIODCII3. is 00
By. amount paid comm'sr for Stationery,... 20 00
By amount of Treas. Petentage, on $491 21 491
By amount in Treasure& hands, . 356 39
Treasurer of Bnz. tbunty, in Account Cur
rent with the Stite-of Pennsylvania.
1857.- S. A. WOODR7II.; Treasurer. DR.
Te aggregate Amount of3tate Taxes levied
and assessed for the up of the Common
wealth, for the , year 1 7, - a 88,245,33
To aggregate amount of attstanding taies, •
for the years 1843, 184), and 1850,.... 340,42
To amount received fronretunted lands,.. 2,89
enyrßA.
'By five per cent.' allowelto Collectors on
final settlement,
By -gxonerations to Coliecers, • •
By unpaid Duplicates, for previous years,
1843, 1849, And 1860, 340,42
By Tress, percentage on 15,708, at 1? c. 77,08
By amount paid State Trei - Surer, • 7,631,4 S
11112
---
Statement of Sherif" Account for 1857.
1857, F. P...IIOLLIVER, kTherif. 111 ..
To amount of fines and jnryfees as Fiercer- r
tificate of the Clerk of the Court of/Quar-
ter.Sessions,.. ...... -......831 400
628 84 13
184 , 8 4
162 37 22
175 , 6 3
9697 I 933 9
3069 84
RECAPITULATION.
Contra: •
s Statement of Militia Fines for
:57, and balante due f0f1850.-
1 Dupli
E=l=!
cater.
A polaeon.... $lO
Ararat, 13
Auburn. i 40 rta
liridgetratir.i 1000
44 50
n !mink, ....I
rarer!. Lake,' 17 00
12 00
Friendsville, 11 00
Gibson.. 17 50
Orrat B e a d . 21 00
Rarford,.... 00
Ilarmony,... 46 50
Herrick......' S 8 (3)
Jackson,.... '33 00
Jessup. 1 17 00
Lathrop..." 33 .10
Liberty 3 00
NI iddlet ow n.l VI 50
Yes Milford: 4 7 00
0ak1and.....) 19 MI
Ruth.. 0 °
Silver
Ruth.....
0000
epringrille... 31 0 0
Suirt.lloepot,4 14 OD
Iltomaon„. ‘ l 13 .10
Clifford.
=
ft ECAPITVIATION.
Amottnt of ntlitticateit,.t r 3 1 4.0
•
Amount paid by ft 491.21
Amount of Kionerattom. ' • Ift.:•0
Amount:of Perroutov ti Copectors.... rAN
traold,of.Mo 99,00-1430. u)
CONTRA.
By amount paid Treisurer; and charged in
hie account, • j , *304 58
By 9 per cent. retained for collecting, • 9 49
I 8
Treasurer of Sniquehathui, County. hi 5c
count, Current with said County.
1857. ,s. A. WOODRUFF, Treasurer. I DR.
To amount in Treasurer's hinds, as per last
AMditors Report, • - $1,4541,37
To amountleDuplicatea for 1857, ,19,743,48
To amonut received of F. P. Hollister,gher 2
iff, fines and Jury Fees,
To amount received froerfßeturned Lands,
$21,01,39
CONTRA
•
By amount paid County Auditors;
By Rsonerationa to Collectors; .s2lig 06
By Percentage to Collectors. a..: 972 94-1,272.0 0
By Fourteen - Refunding Orders , . 61,02
By County Orders redeemed *od
No. Ito inclusive,. .1; -
•By commissions on receipta:tl6,-
780,02, at 2 per cent,....: ... 375 60
By commissions on Expeb(Fiurcs,
$18,462,78. per 369 25-7'44. 85
$y ithoiint in Treasurer's hods, 932',74
CIO
Reedidulationof Court H
Is Ai. YE IV" C . O URT
To Contract I rice,..............
To additional extfense, by order c).
Connuissioneo.;.
u To Furnishing Ci3UEf house,
MB
By first, second, and thini issue. o
Bonds, redeemed with-interest
By cash paid August, 1844,
By emit paid for furnishing;.,
By County Bonds, unmarured,...
Statement of Siusci. Coun
JASTAtty Ist, }8
To. available' funds .n the Treasuu
To uncinvent ntoncrof previous
To fourth issue of County Bonds
Court flouiie Contractors, di
Sept. 15th, „ I
To Fifth issue, due Sept. 15th, 18
To Siztl6sue, " " "
To sevehl niitottnts of Notes, Iton
Judgments, &e., as per Audit.
Report,
rji - We certify the tore:,roli
StaNnent. •
• O. 110TT
•
Attest—W3. A.. C'uossmos,
Counniadionere Office, diontru
January 23, A. D., 18.58.
NOTICE..
ri.RE County•Comm6shiliers Ii
following .!Lys ioot•dates r
bog Appeals Eon, the AsAessnieni
it the ConottiAsioners' Office. in•
' A pol.teon, Clioconot, Forest
31011llay, February'.
Franklin, Liberty and Surer
Auburn, Jesup, and Rush, II
' Dinioek, Lathrop, and Sprin
Grettt.Befid, and Newlilfor
"•Tiariuony . ; Oakland, and Su
Monday; March Ist. ,
Ararat, Jackson, and. Thorns
Clifford; Dundaff, .and Lenox,
Gibson;llatford, and. Herrick
Bridgewater, Montrose; an
]larch sth.
Br order orthe Cotinnigsionel
WM. A.
Commissioners' Office, Montr
January 25, A. D., 1658.
i Dlt
$893
440
545
138
195
172
uir acuscatio.
Hodges'iotirnai of Fiaance
BECAUSE it gives full, eo
able information of all 11•
gest; truirdescriptions of alf c
miurions bills ; genuine batik
sales of Stocks, Bonds, and se
monetary attars of every natu
ink 7cit Mars more original, i
statigtics and reading matter p
'Money than any otiPer Detect
published. Also gives correct
and selling rates of Money, La
rected by the most' r.rperie
Bankers in New York, Philade
nati, and Chicago, making
81
00
32
00
00
100
120
400
61
B 00
6 O .
6 00
i 44 6..
14i'143D4;100i0Dj
No business man can do we
Tema :—Monthly, one year
ly, ; Weekly, $2. 3O;
Coins of the world. Any one
sulocribeilziwill receive a copy
and Weekly Journal Itir one y. ,
cent aliowed to Agents an . l
$19,286 6
HE
tgr Tie only wOrk , eyer p
delineations and fac simile
Genuine Bank Notes, is
$1 . 9,286 65
HODGE'S. NEW BANK'N
It cost to arrange and pul
ovevs2o,ooo, besides years 0;
The book is splendidly boil
length by 10 inches in width
of Bank Nott Plate delineati.,
having upwards of 12,000. G
to compare with and detect
seramtus, in advance of any
. frernr neo itekb tints Ronnrt
rercelit
77
1°
.4)
Exon
erat'ns
Amount
Paid.
014 731
50
ti
1 1. 43
. 1 1
M 10
jai
It co,,mEliNt , the wuoNo,
With this Book, it is,nlmost
ed upon by bad money.
EEI
Every Business Man
11101
1.5 001
11 00
The SAFE-GUARD is cop .
sold exclusively by. the untie
.free of postage to any part
ceipt of 3 1 .t2 r -.5 per cent. dial
Booksellers, Agents . , or to dh!
ES' JOURNAL. OF FINANCE AND
q 's Address,
4 ,
- 6 01:1
14 :in
2 50
4;O
2 AO
900
10 00
S'
4 00
220
ME
1182 no vs 74
yqr 1850 4.71 011
4191 91
Due fnr
A f.f. persons arc hereby utioned - against,
t. chasing a certain judg rent note given to Ste
phens and Todd, for $5O, da•ed Auburn, January S,
1858, and signed by us an undersigned by Jerre
nines', a's said note was obta •ied by deception; and
we have received no Value fir it, and therefore will
not pay it-unle'SS compelled 1 v law.
; CIARLES (1. MN Ps ;
TdOMAS lIINP,S.
Auburn, Fttb. S, 1858.--in
SACJELS'..& M. WOOD.
HE
NO. 359, Br
NEW'Y
11 VE recently publish
Editions, with the Aut
the Grammatical Works of
THE GRAMMAR OP EN.(
With 'an introduction, His'
whole Methidically A rra
ted,&c., &c., and a key t,
_Appendixes &c., Seco' ,
linprored. frith a fine
engravrd on Steel. 1,1
hanthoimely bound. P r i
The :!..71.cond and Improt
ay now offered to the publi,
largement on the first Editio
of new discussions of imp
Grammar hitherto but little
great importance to the eta
It will be seen that the wdr
field of English Grammar
up to the latest period of d
—the peculiar views of al
on English Grammar bei •
work, either direct,:
noticed. It
BROWN'S GRAM
TUE INSTITUTES OF
Methodically arranged; d
use of Schools, A lcademi
11!1 Gadd Brown;
carefully revised by the
Price 60 rents. ' ,
The excellence, of. Bro
is admitted on all hands ;
$491 21
$8,588,61
ME
1494,86
.. 135.30
143,588,64
mbltitiiiie of school-gram
id list Clitno in comintiti ,
has steatlibradtrance . ti in.
In tltti threughtlut the corn
Wiwi are those' which are
tense View tit the ft übjc
tonsideration et the anal
point of perspitubus arra
nitittn, fullness bt:lllustrar
of plan, the wiirk is consi
to be unrivaled. l in the n
' boo-
Ell
$314 00
304,58
3,58
AdnalEtial r '
XTOTICE is hereeS p"iv
wands ne.irot , the
deceased late of Thoins
presented to the undersil
1 all persons indebjed to si
make immediate payme
COLLIES-
Thomson,
Thommm, Feb,. 3, iB5 l
1 CR.
$1 la,oo
15,462,78
4:11 4 491)3
1
!use Account.
i COO fINT. I DR.
.$18,500,00
County
.. v .. , 3 . 31,452.
f..
CON7T.I
Cavity
y Treast.mr;
$932;74,
l'rs. $6OO,
$3,500
3,5(M
0,. 337 fig
3,-
500 frO
g .to 1..,0 a correct
W
%:, SE 'll. County
. 1 11, 1 COMINISTS.
lerk.
e, )
: f thuf
Wu. T. C
P. WEL
ye fixed upon the
I. ectlvely„ for hear
., for the year 1858,
ontroie, to wit :
i ke, Friendsiille and
4 '2,, 185 g.
I.ke, Tues. Feb. 23.
ednesday, Feb. 24.
1 , .
1 111 e, Mims. Feb, 25.
Friday; Feb. 26.
quehanna Borough,
1 11., Tugs. March 2.
Wed., March 43.
Thurs., March 4. '
L llroohlyn, 'Friday
I Q,SSMON, Co*:
l o se,
did
_
L VED,
MONEY S
f .
&Bank Repor ter.
lele, early and' relictk failures and elm;
tn It ea felt, al tered.an d
°les ; quotations and
ut ities ; finaiwial and
c and kind. Contain.:
tporant, and valuable
rtaitting to Banks and
r or Reporter 'ever
quotations of buying.
d Warrants &c., cot ,
red aatl responsible
Oda, Boston, Cinein-
S IN ONE!
without - tills work.:
$.l 06 ; Semi-Month
luding Bank of all the
sending us five yCarly
of the bAFE-GUARD
ar, free. Twenty-fire
Postmasters.
Hailed giving ctirrect
escripljois of all flat
TE SAFE-GUARD.
, 1 611 this great work,
time and labor.
Id—about 14inches in
ontaining 400 Ting 6'
being equivalent to
BANK BILLS
the cOUNTRUFF.IT AND
•escription in any De-
thowing die RIGHT.
,pQsSibre to be impos
.hould havelt.
righted, published and
igned, and will be sent
.f the coubtry on • re
.ount eif be allowed to
subscriber for Holm-
Bs MK REPORTER.
ODGES,. Banker;
.11 Broadway, S. Y
J. TYLER
ON.
CAUT
qdway,
0 R K
tr new rind imprOved
.or's la..t corrections, of
old Brown, namely :
LISII GRAMMARS
ricnl and Critical, the
roed,:and amply Nostra
; the oral Erereises with
Revisof and
I,orirait of the Author,
.!1 pages, large oe , aro,
le
Id Edition of the Work,
is a considerable en
and contains a number
+itant points in - English.
gafnined, nevertheless of
Mity of the Imumage.—
nOw covers the whole
and brings the subject
e history df the language
most every extant writer
I g'27 son Wfatightli;
AR IMPROVED.
NGLISI.I _GRAMMAR. ••••.
Q•c. Designed - for the
s, amt Private Learner&
nett 'Stereotype - edition,
Tither. 335 }rages, I I ma.
t's Institutes of ;Graininar
and notwithstanding the
tars whiehlitive frora first
with the Instittites.; it
ablie raver, and is largely
try... The doctrines of the
deducible trot a common
of •language, and a jest
,gies of speech. And in
tgement, accutncy of deli
* n, and comprehensiveness
Bred by compe l led judg es
4 edition of th Institutes,
Atotned to use the work,
''cations and ititproye
e emitpleteneis as
tptation of the plan to
iion.
QM
i• n. to all perspns having de;
Estate of Axes* C4ONIEN
n, that .the same most be
fined for arrangewnt, and
id Estate , are requested to
. ,
ELAM AVTinihtrillor
•
SUBSC,
ECEIVED for the
IV at one dollar per y
Itorarw, Jan- g o .58
PllOl5 . .*
ror York. IVeekty Tri
ar, by
F.-B. CBANBLER,
HO SUSQUEHANNA
@ COUNTY
RElak
COUNT
Prof. J. P. STODDARD, principal.
THE SVgQIMIIANNA Csn ate.
NOUSIAL SCIIOO
opened on •
$10,26:1,22
Monday, Novi.ntber3oth, 111$5
to continue tw i u quarters of ereven weeks eie
der the charge of Fiof: STODDARD and amp
Assistants - . The firs 6 quarter will close on the
6f February neat.. The second qunrter -will
mence.ort - the 22d of Feliroary,- 1868. DoriAi
most of this quarter,. 1L F. Teiksbury, Count:
perintendenl, will be present to aid -inketter
paring teachers for the distil:Fp of the Narc
&nibs. •
Those who design becoming leachers, houhr not,
tail.to avail themselves of the advantages. here' . pre
.
itentetl.
Stodtbiki will deliver during the term, A.
t!ourse of Le'eturmt, upon the Science and Art. of
Teithing; hod DevelopMent. - • ,
there Niel be an Experimmittal . Department con
nected with the Normal School, to Which 40 pupili
truly will be atituitted.
IL
...#11,098;87
5t)0,00
. 1,425 70
7,2'38 G./
V20,263,2:2
Tuition lit lomal Departthent, pVi; quarter of
j 1 weeks, \ : : •: • - $0,041
Tuition in Experiniental do., per qt of II weeks,l„so
" " Latin and Greek; " " • " . 5,00.
;Board %per meek from $2 . ,00,40 $2,25.
Tuition bills are to be paid in advance. - The mon
e.y. will be.refunded if the . sentient-is kept frora school
by protracted sickness.
N: 11. It is highly important that pvery student be ,
present the first day of the term, as the classes will
then be foimed, and studies assigui.d.
Teachers Who are obliged to enter the school two
weeks after the term commences. to consequence of
their schools not being out until that time, will be
ehargeess,oo tuition.
W.V. JESSUP, President..
C. F. BMW ;Secretary.
Montrose, Jim. 27, 1858.—GW' •
'
" Murder will out."
AWE DETERMINED TO iScERTAIN
THE tai' FACTS, :•
A ND' it is Inst as impossible to conceal (rem them
ti the circutusCineeS attending the commission of
-a crime of great magnitude; as it will be to suppress
and keep from them the vital end important informa
tion that; , I
Q E 3. UNIKPIPAPA •
to pie, of the GREAT DbIAND for
Din GOODS, PAIVCY GoobsS,
CLOCK' & JEWELR
1300 KS AND STATIONERY,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, AND SIJOES,
CROCKERY tf• CIIINA TVAI E,
HARD IV ARE & PLATED IVA RE,,
PAPER HANOINGS,d; WINDO W 4 ) 4PER,
STOVES, AND TIN WARE,
7
- GLOVES & HOSIERY, 1 -
EMBROARIES AND RIBBONS, -
• . SHIRTS cc: DRAWERS, I '
awl:is AND cAssimv?,s,,
st
SATINS & SATTINETT , '
PAINTS . .:IND P.A.INTINGS, & :, &t..,
—7-1 s
SERINO OUT AT PRESSUfttIRkES.
One Dollar will buY a " . i 5 i L Fi '' of any of !)te ataive
1 named Goods; we.assure you, at pre:lent.
We advise Idisinteresiedly of course) all who de
sire to get their imoney's worth—to " thog in" -at
once.' Everything ;mist, shall, and trill go,
. _
• Cheap for the- 66 41E11E8:7 -
No de‘..lay of :Sales on account of the. rush. dr " pres
sure." Er ei-cbody -slmll have anything they want on
*hurt notice; and at- (almost) their own price. _CO
and proie these assertions to he indeed .faas:
F. B. CRANDLER,
Montrose; January f.t7, 1858
. • AN 'AII,RO STIC. • -
my OWN TWO AT.T.O.TO AND A
10
0 LD ; 1A6111910 C,OLOON'e t room OYES ' Tll OE
It
it
NIDIIIA; ENT. 0001 , 100Fni“, ISEAtT-1Atl:11116
liA3ll•6o.NOrt., PeonCgeou, AND A 31 A
10
shop n, Itanement xL s'enr tv'et Hotel, on TunsplAl
nussuonc, Jon. :H, 1947.4d'
.GOI.NG -- : :
11 n n .4.
13,1„,,,,,,„„&rush..zin.ttla.it.t.'herifT, frprer to ,llripoW
GREAT EIiDILICEMETS
CASH. CUSTOMERS . ,
or on STIORT CREPIT; with ai•f•rnved antes. Thou• who will
to avail iheno•avea Oh. opportunity; atlviae,to call at the
Stnreaof. I
GUTTENBERG ! ROSENBACII /4.C0.
AT EITHER
JIONTROSE,, SUSQ. po., DA:;
•
`SUSQUEHAST A DEPOT, S/P r i
SQ.
or TO TA SMI,BRADFOR!!) CO.,P A.
• When!. we offei to !Vat the
TIMES,
AVOID 'SUSPENSION, .: •
V- local
TO PURCHASERS OF ALL' KIN : US' OF '
Dry Goods daet.dy,Made Clothing,
,khlth have t,een lately porrhaeed under eact.cultrig . low` pricer., and
nulling at the mule. A tylendld tlOc • of '
DRY GOODS,
DErr=2T,..@ca W..(0 D. 5,
, ,
I3L'ACK ANT) FANCY SILKS—
PLAIN AND PRINTED * FItENcIT MERINOS,
• OF.I. AND. PLAIN AI L WOOL
'AND coNLMON TitLAIN '
PA RANIKFTA'S 2.5 to :11) per cent. lower! nth &c In
• ttitt orw.
our stock is complete and astonishing low. We OM hare - on hand
A BEATY STOCK OF • '
1111R41 .- ..T 1.10% C16271111'8 ,- ,.
which weldier :30 per cent. lower Oa) any othec:istabliehnie.
d n
t
this sodlon. Ai", Clothing made to order in the neatest anbe...4'
manner...ot WARItANTEti. • '
All kinds of Orrin taken atthe MG I ?kA KET PRICES;
Also Dried Apples and (leeks Feathers.
Please call and price our goods., and sati.O
-• I
• F ACT .
finttCsibergi losenbit
tin* r N- 0 -
•
moyr•o--s,
"
rrAY ."
Er' OCT. R..i h
1, s
AT OUoffiLti ray tri ce m nithe.i'utmbile,nq*ol.i.ctiolTicwaiihratio.:
efer r y•
. day... Tuesdays and S a to:tints, from nine in the morn
ing until nine in the errentng, extraorllinaries except
ed: All wishing °tie him. wilf.gmTru thetas:Ai - es.
Accordingly.
m„i„„dlik 6,. 15.58.-tf I.
'ARTIST'S.'MATERinS. . •
TI.AINTS IN TUBES, BRUS
I • TIN, COPPER' AND BHA ER FOIL,
- A GLASS SLABS A 4 ,AT ULLERS,
LITHOGRAPHS, dc., ut.the Stq, of -
ABEL TURRELL.
Mr Improved ..
GE MAR.
the Aw kitr's Larger
Enylot Grammar."
sweotyre' Edition.
,pdhor. 129 'page",
25 cents.
• LAWNS:- LAIIV
XTEW STILES, at reduced iiric
•
TOIL SALE
-Vim USE HORSE WAGON
- . No. " 4 " Cutter, E
3iontrose, 'Jan. - , F.
s Notice.
AI11• R}ISTOBA
. Jan. 6,.'35.
10P0X. RAISIT4 A.ND II
- LP for salelifirs •
Montro6o,tree: 0, 1857. ' I
BUFFALO BO
A - ei,,coor lot justyeccirtd, an
New Milford, Nor. 11, 13157.
EXPE'SSE'S.
,THE PEOPL E
AZORS rournr. Rwn /CM THE.POO
EFERENCE—MITIIOW 4' . TIIST :cent TOLD 4 .T 1
ARE OFFERED TO
MOE
eOMPRISINC; A1.1.3165T EVERY X :CD OF
t II 1S
Montrose, Jan. C., 1858
/
f
Little & ' mug , c
ar s o
- • • •
A NOTII.Kft;
htiRGE'ANDSPLENDIUTOC.K
,DRY GOODS rYr
un
tent
201 h
om
the
Pre
uous
FOR 1.1111 , .' :. , • . . .- . • .. -•
aurt-4.o7Mi4otis•i--,
new and beautiful styles . • •
• t* now . being openeti
.
LITTLE* 11441rDING.'
. .
10
Farmers •
TA7 ILL please remembec, srlien that . thd
'IV V snlisErilibf§ are furnishing •
BLiNDA . .
• dt the lowest.
• FACTORYTNaggi
•
(freight Millet and that they keep cOnstttnefit
• Iland a large stock of
Aalle,Gloss, Putt y; Paluts,Ofilibab#
Trimmings; Stub amid
teuinksv Limc, dm.,
In fact, we hate, almost everything in way .
building materialii; OrArsi finality{ arid willeektitai
at a very small'adttlffet from coat, for • Cash.:7 l llmich'
fore, we_Eo'nfiaently ttgaiire ithilders. that - 111:0
materially ttmsuh their oicn intecbuts i ttlirct
call, before purchasing. ,LITTLE A.; Mt f ht
lhyge
a Lair:.
• • .
. ,
1 \
11)1" the load and barrel, constantly on hand, If
for sate at the very lowest rates. by
J. LITTLE d: .11,4R - DITO."
Nicholson,- Sept. 20857. a - • .
.• . .
A. FRESH LOT OFTLIOSE - F!&,o4off
Dig WIT.
3Fil,iesl4
Bbis Fmi - half,Bbisjust received, by ;
Jul} 15,'57. LITTLE ik.17A.11D1144.
Alsn
'dROCERiES, -
HARD WARE, . • " •
CROCKERY
OAPS, - • ,
SHOES,
R.IBB,ONSH:
HATS,
BOOTS,
BONNETS,
CARPETING&
SHEETIN GS,
SUGAR. " MOLASSES,
FLOUR, • SALT,
POTASH,, • LIME,
SOAP. CANDLES;
STONEWARE, TIN-W ARE, i ero.
hundredtl, part of which we have hot time to
en
n.erate. Enough to sayt . we have; almost naythiltA
.and everything, expt.cied to be found at a attire in.
the eduntry; all of which we ire'deterniibed to toil,.
into C A St, in the Geri ihoTtat possible tr.
And we herciith issue d
NO E
.L.l
CASH: CUSTOMERw.
We wish it distinctly underitood, that
C A. S •
we trill sell apy kind of Goods,' the .quality cottaitie3
ed, at much lbw M' prices than usual
r
• , .
FR_ ESW tiitiftßillia:
.
QUGAA,,liolassap,. Rice',.C'offee, Teas,and all kinds
b.i of Groceries , a . full stock, just reeelied, and for
sale by -. LITTLE: cf.• 11-411DING.'
• FOUR SHILLIIIIITEA!
ILENTY of that nice YOUNG }WSW: TEA,
• prime artikle, at four shillings, for sale by.
LITTLE & HARDING.
IT IS IiOT PES \ PlEiTtilo, - -
THAT Saleratus, ..„*4 . o..tiiid• Candles, of the beat
qualities nre for glile the,tes, at New York
city wholesale prices, he , • . .
I=2
v.,
PM . POTASH. .
IN tins, lust that coil want for. ttliiiting s6af
for le by LIT.7.tE et. /1.14q./y/VG.
•
CARPETINd§. •
R ICH all wool earl . eta, are offered at bargains, by
LITTLE & HARDING,
CONSTANTLY on hand, the bestassortmentte
' BOYS, and YOUTHS
DOUBLE-SOLE BOOTS. _
and BROGANS,
and of the best"manufacture, also ..
WOMEN'S, -31ISSFTS and •
.tl CHILDREN'S BOOTS; . •
••SHOES and GAMBIT,.
in great variety, selling ofr,.ut r very km rater,
I,II7'LE k HARDING.:
HATS &TARS:.
.9 , HE largest stock, and greatest van — efti oft pod!
" styles, in Ibis section of country, tot safe by
LITTLE itAillinifa.
TO 'LUMBERMEN & WOOD CHOPPERS!
BEST Cast Steel and Steet . -Poll Axes, dtliea
Broadaxes, Cast Steel V, Cut Milt Sawa, aim;
' Patent Tooth Cut Saws, with Files of all ltinda,,
• for sale low, by - • LIITLE tf: HARDING-
•
TO DARYIIENV -
FIIIKINS, Pans, Tin,' Painted -and 'Cedar taA,
Butter Eouls, Dairy Sidt,-45:c2, kq, ; for Bah. by .
'LL7Tfir if: LIARDINtir,..
ARE YOU •
OU will mire Pinney by Purchasing your
Y
Paints - Oils Sash , Glass Doar Triintnings an&
FLOUR; SALTAND LIME •
A larie:stookvonstantlyr i on hand,
/1 , •
LITTLE d 411A-8.1).11176f.
Crockery and-Glass IVate,...
QT11:41I WARE, - • Looking Glasses- r - •
17 , Drugs & Medicines; ii n 0 Paper, :
IPindow Piper; ifitidtirnr &ado) * '
Gritiastoncs, • and Hangings,.
StovCs, Tin Ware,- '
Cfiam Pumps , flookir,
• CuiltrY, " Ifcilstendir o -
Patent Medicines, &c. , , ite, ? flic by
LITTLYIfr HAith
.
yOll Carl buiiitittiilythi i taitai l wkiii s i o. ,
for CASH, pt:a Tery small adrince from cost, by .. ap. -
plying to ' 'LITTLE & Kd.RD/Ndir / .,
•
B .
rito.nutO
UTTER, Eggs, Lard, Tallow, Beesuitz, Urals'
of all kinds; .10igs ' Old /Pail Copprt.
Lumber, Shingles, DiiiedApples; Beans,
wanted in exchanga.forrote; by, • !
• LE MAR:DIA - G. :
4 fi!!
at •
I MOTT!Fi
COME 'AND, SEE,
-Little & -
TmixnANNocx ,Erert, July I t 1851.-1 y
if
•PLER
unite
(11A
wottigls _
noitaTic:scuivimat-ictiv,eriF,.oi •
Sept; !. • TURItELLI, •
OD S
TIV EL a -
TUTI,RELVS.
. •
To Ringers and Cho - ride's 1'
ITS? the "Nicest. Thing Out,". is the hew Edlfeag
JPik* P . ipe, giving, the rounds on; tetteii
and O. Ver. - tuning' Instruments. they 9 'o'o,l*
beat," in ,the sound_may be prolonged to
,any
tile length. • Made, of the - best ( Ctiniati .- Shim and
warranted perfect." SeUt to =zpc pert of titi Come,
ty,-postcaltl, on receipt OV/4,04;1;y. A. kf, Ram
yuptroe, Pa., June 14• L .S i :'
SEED,
& $O4.
W I be t•eldr
-111.Brimit
ME
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EMI
ALM) .
BOOTS &-SHOES.
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