ANNUAL REPORT
Of
o trount
ni ,y Superrnterulent of Susquehanna
• iii• •
lowtng report of the comnlon
1 . ;Awls of this county, is respectfully submit.
'
• • s STATIcTICS .
.School Houses.—Of the first class, none ;
.; second cht.; fortf-five ; third class, trio hun,
died and eleven. The secondselusa includes
- a nutnbeif•pf cornmendable school building.,
but none that ate entitled to rank in the first
cuss according io • the standard fixed by the
&lotaDepartment, which is certainly Lone
teo - high., .
Ainoig those worthy of mention are _two
in . Hartnony—:--one se Brant & St•litager's
• tannery, and ofig in Lanesboro l .
•
Susquehanna ;Depot, two—tife value of
.one being . depreciated, however, very' thud'',
by its location; 'it.is on a steep
Oakland, one, near \ the resi,dence of George
: T:Frazier, Esq., Who was inaittly instrumen•
tal in its erection, both by -effort and ". mate
ifs! ;
one; the Kay school house;
Clifford, tio; the Williams_ andTruesdall
house. .
- 'Leiria, one; the Uniondale-house.
Gibsotc one; the house-at Burrow's hal
the, most costly and finely finish
ed house in .. the. county. - Judge Burrows
lilts mainly instrumental in its erection.
. New Milford, one; the un;inerville house,
a tidy and beautiful structure:- . ."
Friendsville., borough has ia good
house ;. the „dircetors hating . purchased . the
building formerly uied for an academy ; it
abould be .provided with ;more . convenient
seabg , however. *
'The general .defects in- our school. houses
-are—first, thev are too small to accommo
date.the number of pupils in ittceptlano. •A
large proportion of them being from fo . urteen
-by sixteen, tit t,renty by- twenty-two • feet
square. Secood .. the ceilings , -overhead are
quite too lei-, Many of them being but a.few
• inehes . .above the head'of a persOn of ordinary:.
stature, ,when standing in the school mom..
• One case has occurred, where- a •'teticht‘r
taught in a rooni in'which there Was no place
he could stand erect: These houses arc gent.,
erallyZunventilatid; presenting, internally, .a
•.• dark, dingy appearance, and exteinally, node.
ing to,preposs's one in, their - favor. Third;
the.seats are too high and•ungraded, and gt.n
eraly without . ..backs; The desks are high, '
too high, and obliq . ud or pitching like the
roof of a housk... Fourth they geneitilly,lack
out-houses, play , grounds; Shade trees, &c,_
• Nearly All our lenses have black-boards
.in
-. them; some few exceptions.
_
tinet-,stoile, one ; loft,
, twii;• frame, 61 - 6 hundred . and,fiftptwo
to
tal, two:hundred and . fifty-six. '
Schoo/ Furnieure,First class, none; see.:-
ond Class, seventeen ; 4hird, clav, two- hail
aired and.thirts'-nine. -
Sdtod Architecture—There" are no houses.l
in the county that have been built or remcxl
- accordance with the plans 'enntniwed
in the Pennsylviinia School Architeettire."
Sekools.—.First'class, (graded). none.; .sec
end class, (classified) two huridred and sixty.
five third class . , (unpla.ssified)• none. The
directors or some, districts contemplate grad
ing a part of their schools during the coming
year, and it istearnestly hoped that it may
be reportedfit; a futiwe time that they- have
• done so. • _
Y'eaehire Apes.—Ltrnde,r- seventeen, seven.,
ty-three between seventeen 'and twetity-one,‘
two hundred and nineteen ; bCtween twenty
one and twenty-five, eighty-nine ; between
twenty-five and tbirty-,,. nineteen ; between
thirty and' fealty, thirteen-; between forty
and fifty, three:; ,over fifty, one' total, fotft.
hundred and seventeen.
' Birtkplares.--- A Born in renns3lvanitt, three
hundred and ninety-six ; but .of Pennsy I va
-_•- nia, twenti-one. .
Ektration."—Collegegraduat es, one ; grad
, %tides of a Normal sctool, three.; '
• ErperienceiniTeaching,—Taught less Omit.
• one year, upWard of three hundred ; the res.
idne more than one 3 ear. I cannot be defi
nite on this point. •
Permanent XecrcitoPs.— Only four or five
or rite whole nbniber have signified their in-'
tentioni of being' permanent 'leachers. N_o
Inducement- ' "•
• .Projessiona Reaclin4-.--About one half of
the whoinnumber hare read work on teach
•. • .
mg. ;
• , Nctittter-of Teaching and general '
to Govern..=-About one•tenth of the whole I
"'number of teachers, have at good ability to
teach and govern one-half of the remainder
are medium teachers ; the services oftberesi
idue etiuld be dispensed with, not only with- I
omit injury, but with benefit to the, cause of
COMMON' scuotit EDVCATION.
• Examinations, Certificates, efe.—Duiini
my official terra (fifteen .months)_l have- ex
amined' and ; re- / examined hundred and
twenty-seven teachers, anctrefused certificates
to one hindred sixty-two. 'I have granted,
to permanent; certificates; alone have ever
been issued in the county, not because (air
, teaches are not as . goal -as those of other
counties—for many actor, medium teachers
,on'visiting other countlek.to teach,, obtain
permanent certificatesHmt• .because we do
not deem it good ;policy to issue permanent
certificates,: when sudt rapid imptov 2 ement is
beitg.made-by many of our best teachers,
and the BEST unwilling to receive Win_ And
tile filet that they have been re-called'in Many
of those counties in- which, through miscon
ception; they were first issued, is Sufficient
evidence that' the above expressed opinion
not without foundation..
lan of the opinion that the mere clear
and comprehensive views a Stiperiniendent
entertains of the great work pf. teaching, the
. less liable he will be to fix the standard so
low that it:is hardly hoporablc to reach it ;,
and the more 'generous estitnate a teacher
places upon the responsible duties of his pro
fission, the less ready he will be to accept
such a- atandard wheti, thus proffered..
If it proper , standard orqualifications is at
fixed to thev9Vistpnal -certificate; there
. is
little need of the permanent 'one , at present.
.
Fixing" 6-j:edition§ standard,and grading cer
tificatit-fra*lt; for teachers : after, 'exarnina, ,
lion; is'one:tt the most delicate and difficult:
duties a Superintendent *is. called npop . tt
perform. 'I I find it 4xtremely • dilficult to!
make . that,(4ich'Seeins JO *Myself and the
disinterrsted intetligence of the "county. .for ;
the public good) harmonize with anothee, - :
mime: persistent- and exacting,
_interest l ,ramt
generally. betterienred for, sometimes not in- -
,
appropriately denorninatefrselfir;teresi.
Normal SkhooLL—We..haVe had a Normal
school inf_eleven weeks' . du ration, (commenc
ing in Auo.t last;)" at which we had _one .
_ hundred and eighty different teachers. . Wal
had.au.apiple and able _corps-of " aseislan4;"
.among whom was Prof: J: F. Stoddard, who I
/lid vol.& s.erviee the cause of educational
advancement - . - - :
. Insaitulisi.=We hare had' a Coimty
insti-
Rute week 'duration every year ii
*cc ,thek establishment of the County Sven-.
. itattindaiicy; Tfielirst. two Years them were:
about one bind red teachers present at each
institute the last year,one hundred and 'sixty"—
L'oaity .21sesciatinu,--4We have a. county
assoCiatkat which meets regularly- every
quarter, Aft,liaS been well attended and the
instrusnetivAi".ipitA {god.- :
•Dis(rkt ins/Oa/fp—l have held, a 'number .
diitg*lnistit - ater., - ;tatii.llfitretil held.i.ev
il3 iiii-.ol.ay'-AifftrthtiPrEicf.On
- _
each onli continuing from one to. three days.
Prof. J. F. Stoddard attended 'all of them,
which is sufficient evidence of, their Complete
sucoes9 •
.
Upwardk of ttoiltv' hundred ciazois and
three
_hundred and fitly teachers attended
these institutes; they pioduced a verr•bap
py effect—counteriefing much of ,the preju
dire-that. had- previously existed in regard to
teachers'-institutes. __ln 'wine 'localities the
peop)e Were very entlatsiastie; all in attend-,
- saw were entertlinedlree of charge. •
•
District Asso4otions.--Nearl half the'
district's in thecoilitty organized 'during the
!eat winter teachers' associations,.atid many
of then kept them iry vigorous activity all
winter. , •
!Among those .. n.ost commendable. in ills
respect, are Jessup, Franklin, Auburn,. CHI:
ford, Aiiddietown and 'Rush. bt . some of the
above ; districts many of most prominent
citizens came forward and assisted teach
ers materially_ in their pFaisworthr object,
Public Afeetings.-1 have met and confer i
-
red with the citizens: of the county during
the past fats' nd winter upon the subject of
common school iibteation, on-nearly forty dif,
fcrent occasions. •
-The Press.—l am much indebted_ to the
Press of the county for . the many favors' -be
ktow(i4, and the great " interest taken in the
callse of education. Mar Fuccess be - the re
ward of distinguished inert.
4:ading Characteiiitice.-7The people of
ouriounty ere decidedly agricultural in their
pursnits. They. have "athoroughly organized
and well sustained'agricultural society, Which
has be - en the- Mears - of aCeomplishing.•nnieh
laid., Al[ - kinds - of grains are raised in large
quantities ; an it is especially inned;its_
grazing county.. Some of our farmers have
:is good stock as can be fliund lit the. State;
and the frnits'exhibited at out -county twits
are •equal in guiility , to any I have ever seen
•at a'iVew York State Agricultural Fair: Our
farmers-are doing much• to improve, our ag
ricultural interests, more perhaps, aceoraing
to the Means'. they have, than r those of any
oihrr county - in the State.
It is undoubtedly ti ttethat the.,egriceltuntl
improvements of a people arc in proportion
to their educational developments, and this
fact 1
. have labored to imps more indeli
blyupon the minds of all: • I encourage the,
,study of agricultural chemistry by our ad
vanced classes - of students,.enil.shall endeav
or, es* , soon ss eircuinstanees. will. warrant it,
to have ii-troddeed Inio . our schools a prima
ry
- text-book of agriculture.
Before
• allow me to tender my
grateful! acknowledgments for tho uniform
kindne4 and hqspitality shown we- by the
directors and people of ;this county ; the
many kind .oftices they have lavished. upon
me will ever be held in endearing remem
berarice. B. F. TE KSBURY,
. County
.B!iperentenclent .
Na.wMII,FORD, July 18, 1857. -
SHORT AliTl6.s.—For the first time in
our lung experience,: we hear a com
plaint against short - articles. -Long' articles
have been the bore-ore Malkin of readers,
the death of it thousand- periodicals, as long
speeches haVe ruined a thousjud
land broken up hundreds of societie;s. it is
the easiest thing in the world to write a news.-
p'aper to death, or to make • one's self dull
and the resi!er. sleepy. All that is required
is long.articles in the one m.se, and the use
of all the words One can'diiute his ideas with
In the other. No - one whose thoughts are
not precise and clear can ever- write short ar
ticles. Anybody -can Make long ones.
11. F.;.writing from Lowell, Vt., says: "
like -Life Illustral?d pretty well, although I
think that most of its article# are rather too
ihf,rt." 'We presume IL, F. intended - this
remerk . aS a complaint, but.he could not have
paid us a higher compliment., The best aril
:cies, neighbor, always semi the shert&4:—
.Who ever knew • the "Fourth - of Initelien
.denee,” or the "firec of New :Year's,' to be
as long as other drys?
A gOOl story al ways ends too Aeon for us.
\V invariably come to the "finis" . of dgood
book in "short meter." We never eat just
enough of a very goal dinner 'Without expe
riencing something akin to regret. that we
cannot- eat more. One ought to rise from
the perusal of a'newspaper, as one - should
from a meal of vienials,-always with . a good
appetite fora little more of the same sort.
'We shall' continue to mike short I.rtieles
- --p'erhaps .horter--even - though -our whole
" Life" than-, be dwindled to the shorte-st
span.
.--NVe had one rath6r long article
wsek, hut we did not have time to dress
itdpwn.—Life lihtstrated.
Sudden Death.
.
'Great excitement was oemsioited among
our citizens on Tuesday morning last by the
reported sudden and mysterious death, at the
ht tel of John M.'Umphred, inithlivillag,e. of
Mrs. Sarah.,Nelson, wife of George Nelson.
'Mrs. Nelson. had retired bed nbput 11
o' . 6lock Monday night apparently in her
usual health, follAiweel, shortly after, by her
husband. During the nigh', however, it
seems t•he uas seized with .violent sickness,
and the firstatitirnation her husband had that
anything unusual had Omer:led, was in the
morning -upon, rising, when he found her in
sensible: Dr. Rogers was immediately sent
fur, but before his arrival death had-inter
vened. _
• Opinions were: Conflicting as to the cause
of , her death. &roe supposed that she had
talc( n an ovt,rdosei of medicine, or that a mis
take had bren made by one of our druggists
-in • fi lling a prescription fur 'tier the previous
.evening, white others pronounced it a cage of
deliberate suicide. Later in the day, it was
reported that.she was not dead, but in a state
of insensibility or stupor.' Those attending
hei• said that thee had discovered evi d ences
of vitality—that the pulse continued to beat,
but so tainily,,as to be barely pereeptibtl—
and that the retained nearly -the
worn:lib' of .a person m perfect health. The
doctors, however, pronounced her deati ; and
so opinions fluctuated" between. the decision •
tif bile and the a,severations of the other,
until. last night, when nodoubt remained that
ale was dead.:. • .
The following is the report 44 - the physi
einhiv who tnade the post mortem examina
tlVn'
I,itznsxti Co. ss. •
In the post nukrtem exatnination..of-Mrs,,
George Nelson, We the undersigned physi,
chins find,*in t our opinion, the cause of death
to, have been Apoplexy, brought abotit by'
intense nervous , excitement—that we:found
noxious,ugent In the stoinack that'alone
could have been the irntriedlate cause ~f
death.
DR. R. A. R9y-IRES,
"RM. -ROGERS)
DR. 116,
" JOU. - BRUNDAGE
The JurY.hereupan return' the following
Mrs.„_Barah Nelson ea mu to
her death about B..p'elPect M. TuesdpY,
16th inst., at the hotel of John 24..1.;tnphred,.
by apoplexy„ brought on by intense nervous
exeitetnent—the mttse..of *hid exbitement
is to'the - jury unkitown.7--crantion.-Replib
iienzt, Pe6.4q: ; •
.af"*Since • Ain, 1. 1856, 3,000 schnoi
bowies have been built itr the State of, 1 . 111: .
notP.' -This fact, addid to the defection of
Jndac D9uglaby,
,oininOus ()tie' , to
- Democratic prospe.ctsfin thist'Srate.-- 11 F as/1-
!•,ipp'r.n• Ripvslie: • -..- .
THE MONT 'OSE -- •
i r -‘ i - • - , "`'t7,:' lei
r 4 , • IX—
ir4
ANO ( 11ARDWIt ' l*
1 I\l I -
t I,UTLER , . 47
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. a _..c, ...:—..
ter .. —42...... ,
.
177% - 41 ii, I
.., „„„,
elefia:4l fiqirig Avoitigh).
Nails, Iron,; Mal,. . stings;
DOOR LOCKS dr. HANOIN 1 S, SCREWS
of various kirldsi
•
SADDLERY, bOtoull - Ilescriptioit,
..--.. -4..
Carpenters Tans, Shoeinakers Kit,
.
- 'HOUSEHOLD ruitlNGs,
besides a large Itasca* nt of
GBACERIESi ' • ORQCKERY,
i
i .
D- - -11-4 Or 1 0-0 D-S-,
•at the lowest market pr ees. All ese, and many
other articles, am always be and in the
. ,
.P.IIOEIV I IIX BLO K,
l at the store of M ' S. Wils n & Son.
,
Montrose, Nov: 4, 177. - -
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• -
THINGS AS THEY S lILD . BE.
wt i . ; , Te i.lid N
.the our I r wlm c, r: f tt , t 4 F . rit , ;r i tttit i, .t e l'Cuatomer• that w•
i
• POPULAR PATENT WINES
of the day, for which we are Atwell forty per —rent, for telling; and
we pmpowl Miller the hard timies, thrilling hal the prottte with our
customer.. , Now. good friend* amt rmoni(w, k f we bare any.) you
that wish to tare money. rail at the e,
"Farnlers 5101ie, ,.,
and you will find ever.ything I.llllth pad dci:o. rd nature require, for
her rertoration, at priees unturalteileti in tile h airy of the ntedldrie
Age. Among nor attahrgue may he Penal tb • , allehmte.l
Car-rzwenta 2llsromnr ; I Du. .1 /01 , NlorrAfn r.;,,
VII2EIGN BALI,; , 1 , Mr:QM:IAN Lour or TOO DAV ;
IfrOttag VtarTABLE Itftronagr ; ( . 1111.V . A I. ti.r, ;
GILIFYINS, lIITILLANP'e ; I Gen otO ' rarr.ohr ;
!Irt.ldi. MEDICATED 111:TVI.T. , , :1 , , , r1.15,:* 1 . 1 , 11,11,1,,/Z :
PAIN KI1.1.1311; , 1 . 13.0 , 1 , 111 Pt'ltlEll:3l
It AVICATB, H.E.uvr_Er.unx ; Slit ot varivty of
warranted to aredrer the {intt.
with ottren to,.i,hutrwrons. to It
advice free of charge.
IforrrioAr, Dec. 'l.
11•E11()V
, THE SADDI.}: ANID HAHNE
U. y'(.1.4.q)//4.i
is removed to the building recently
Hollister, on Main :stree;t;one-door W
I. and where, he will be imppy to wa
favor hhe with their paoonage.
Montrose, Jan.,6, 1r,q58.-tf
NEW .AIitANDE:
T'Llislr - o; l ll,RE,l7,.!`t'4l 4 ‘Lrt,„tli L ht rer n a rr n: l n . d r ur: l tL
under the name aud style of N
N.
BENTLEI 9/ RE/ P_Ar, co.
Wt. shall of necessity have t ripen a new . of Iffoon.s, and wears
very desirous that our old on should be set ed:eltlity_ by note or
otherwise, at the earnest cony •nrence, of tit having open accounts
with us. To persons who ha, (Wed us forrt. and SIIVSNti. us
because of such Indebtednes.
a re would glic special Invitation to
come in and see us . To thane who have for - cars bestowed hq us
tplr liberal patronage and p lus brornptly, 'we would tender Our
s.neerr thanks, earnestly soheping a contho re of their patronage;.
under a pledge that thee 4011 have no cup e to complain of the
eaten or prALITT nrour flood,.
We shall have fill hand CO ••: I TANTI.Y. till assortment of ail
descriptions of (1.0115 lIFILIIIr "obi In the non, Ty, and we Incite alt
Itislllpg to purchase, to come n and eraminefotar stock-4444e buy-
Ingelsewhere. • 0 . TL}.. .k READ.
' Alontrov January TbiSr.c
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. IV ' COTT . sM
I. S' H E It Ell 3 r C I I I' E N '9
—‘ II AT , '
•
ABE/ 7 filial&
*
H AS . just returned tient New-Yirk, with a large
and choice varieq of GOODSbought for Cash, and selected with mach care, from ver thirty of tho
best Houses in New-Ydrk, which h -ofrers_to his Cos
-41,
tomers and the public, rat. low price!, for Cash. -Big
stock comprises ; . ; -
. •
DRI,IS, r , •
•
MEDICINES, '-
PAINTS,
• .
OIL $ , 1
' W I NDO W C r A SS,
1 • DYE. t; ITS '
- t ROCERIES,
GL ASS WARE,.
CROCKERY, i
MIRRORS, !
CLOCKS,
WALL PA PEN
;WINDOW.
•
WE
FANCY GOODS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
JEWELRY, -
PERFUMERY,
- I DRY GOO
WOODEN WARE, I lIARD WARE,
• BROOMS, STONE WARE,
DRUSBESL •
JAPANNED WA E,
V • BIRD CAG
WHIPS, CANAR SEED.
UMBRELLAS, I PO KET KNIVES,
GUNS,
' PIST4S,
AMMUNITIO r , 44 '
TURPENPINE,.
CAMPIIENE,
BURNING
FLUID,
1:E1
ALCOHOL;
LIQFORS, . '
..
(For 34tlicinl Puri
TRUSSES,
' I SUPPORi
4. snot
PORT MONIES, ` "
SPECT '
SPECTACLES,
SILVER &PLATED SPOONS,
GOLD PENS, -
STATIONERY,. ,
STRO
- And all of the twist oiodar
PATENT' MEDICINES . .
Thankful for the lib rd paironati hitherto receir ,
ed, he hones tc lo - td la
Crease of the st
Montiose,
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0. .0
'74 == GO
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Feb.,l7, 1858
BES
OUR Tjel
BEAUTIFfiI; ,N SHAPE .
• • FINE Ilrlp7S.lL
' -- TOUG , I .q.Qtrii ITI.
sold by .l: . YONS. 1.: SON.
Montrose, June .3,
'857. . .
.. _ , , I • :, -' ..
• SCHOOL B 001(?..
Alarge esmirtment of School Borks, 'Misiellaneous
and Fancy DX*, Sc., *Lc.; int received, and
cheap, by • •I ' CHANDLER.
Sept. 23, ,1857.
• DISS lir ON
eT(HE copirtnership between. '4 COBB F.: J. A.
W
HO ELL thisiluy dissuleed tn. mutual conrient.
The books add accunTs are in th bands of Z. Cobb,
Tor settlement ; and le britchttriri • business will bo
carried on at the old •W! btJ. ;. LorrEtr,.
. - COBB,
. • • A.. HOWELL..
It?atFo - 6e,
Thayer's Family Illt=a2l
lee ter e. tat h t ,ey are rereerarere ..4 l7l
"ii
t
S2O,POD WOR
A i r li OF GOODS
PANICERICE S:
IS NOW RECEIVING ,LARGE ADDITIONS OF
N -G 0 0 )S,
to hht stock that will be sold at Pekes to suit thettimes, including a
" great variety of.
Ladies' and Gentlemen'fiDfess Gosids,
with a fall alanrtment la all departments of his TRADE, and prima
much reduced; and many Mods of floods more than
9.5 PER CENT. LOWER
than early fall prices. Ete woolkpartkiliarly cantl: attention of
TO HIS NEW STOCKOF
Carpeting,. Buffalo Rubes ; .Moves,
as Large and rich and at low down prices
:Nam /Stump. Dec. 14, Ma. \
. NEW .STOVES:
ISURRITT is just receiving a large
J 1.1.• stock of • .
•NEW STOVES,.
includino lull assortment of ELEVATED OVEN,
LARGE OVEN,
AND PLATAOP PREMIUM COOK STOVES:FOR
- WOOD or COAL,
WITH A SUPERIOR VARIETY OF
Parlor, °Mee, and §hop'.. Stores,
for WORD or COALI: Also.
.„
Stove Pipe, Zinc, Sheet Iron Stove
Tubes, &c.,
HIS ASSORTMENT will INCLUDE the MOST
SELECT and DESIRABLE STOVES
in market, andewill be sold on the most favorable
terins, &c., to which he would invite the par•
ticular attention of
CASH BUYERS.
NEW MarOrn, October, 1857.
AND.
TUizbeichlbgewoTodf7P7T,T;
u i r n t i n ne A. l g? ‘ that
on t,,,i having
~
Burrows' Hollow, Olhson, Pa. l %
in now prepared to do all kind, of work in tffat line, and al. that he
has on hand a handsome lot of
Sleighs, plairi-and iurelledbody Cutters,
WAGONS, CARRIAGES, &C.,
that he offerrfor sale very Ip* for prompt pay. All kinds of work
warranted. Mont kinds of custom work done in Blacksmith Shop ;
And all bets frequently eillt 1 upon to make COFFINS, and having
mock re-sped for the deaden well an Tor the living, has been at the
cayenne of Mang up a
SPLENDID. HEARSE. -
and G now prepared to meet nll onto, on 511t•rt.notice
GinarkN. Dec. 2t. lEs7—m3llm:ll
SHOP OF
LOOK ITERE-7..
rIMIE subscriber has been-receiving during the past
• 1_ three weeks a fine lot of
SPRING - 4% SUMMER MIU D
making, with former stock, an assortnient 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 have been
unprecedented.
We mean With frequent additions, to keep the as
sortment good ; and ready or prompt pay- •
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
READT, 7 MADE CLOTHING',
Jaw . , '
BOOTS if: SHOES,
in all varieties: Plelie give us a call.
Gibson, May 27, 1857. \ S. S. INGALLS.
,
BLACKBERRY WINE.—h is nutritious to the
blood, promote/3 digestion; exhilara*the spir
it strengthens and invigorates the whole systsem.
Price 75 cts.# bottle. For sale by
July 22, 1857. A.,717E-RELL.
,crupieil Gv C. C.
)ovi...S. S, itiott's,
t on all who mar
11111
TOTTCE is hereby given, that the fitm of Hawley
111 At Guild is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Gibson, Aug. 17, 1857
•
• The books and accounts can be found at the store
tormeriy occupied by the subscribers. All persons
haring unsettled accounts are requested to settle the
same 119 soon as possible.
The business will be conducted in the future by
the subscribers, under the firm" of G. P. & 0. M.
Hawley, who are constantly irceiring ftom New York
and Philadelphia the latest styles of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods
&c., all of which Will he sold at a'rery small
profit, for ready pay.. C. P. HA IFLEY.
Gibson, Sept. 2, not 11. HA 11LEY.
APED,
DOW l-DL
SHADES,
13ENNSYLVANIA MONEY taken at par in ex
change for goods at
- NEW YORK/PRICES,
or ?ot good Notes and Aocofints. Please call on
F. E. _CH ANDLER.
Montrose, Oct. 28, 1851
CD. VIRGIL, RESIDENT DENTIST, his
• removed his Office to his new residence, next
door above Dr. Patrick's, on Turnpike street, where
he is fitting . up rooms in a style of neatness and con
venience beating his profession. Re will be absek
the coming week at Philadelpeia, for the mirchase , of
office furniture. Dental Instruments,'&c. Re expects.
also, to bring back some improvements in his art, of
the benefits of which he hopes his patrons may avid]
themselves at once.. •
Montrose, September 9, 1857. 4
OsoF; only.)
DER BRACES,
ORKF,
GS,..HOWS,I),‘
NEW GOODS,
• - JUST ARRITED, AND
SELLING AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,!
FOR THE READY. '1
Aal
J. LYONS SONI
Montrone, Noy. 28, 1857
GROCERIES.
A complete asasortment at •
C. P. St 0. M. HAWLEY'S,
CHALLIS DELANES.
THE place to boy Cballls for a song, is at'
• MUTT'S,
Tune, ' Pop Goes the Weasel.'
Hallo, Stranger, stop a'rninute--, .
Here's a Store, just drop in it - ,
And flew, with APronderfUl surprise
The Books and Toys that meet your eyes.—
At BULLARD'S
I have Books and Paper, just the best,'
That you can find, Fast or Weft;
If any of mr friends should doubt it, •
Call in, I will ease your mind about it;;:--;
Fine Books, Pens and Paper 'too;
All kinds of Childrea's , Books, and new ;
In abort, here everything you'll find
In the Book and fitatiunery line=
- At Batten's
So comcsalong, come one, come all,
Come rich and pool., cow; great' and small,
And I will sell you Books sp cheap, ;
I know I shill your custom ",:""
At, BU.LLICSD'S
Montroae, May, 1857
Anew lot of -Pocket and Family
'ments and Prayer Books. Also,
such as are - to be used in the Ntirmal School.) A .
choice lot of A. W. Benison's Columbian Inks. Fam
ily and Toilet Soaps, Perfumery and Flavoring'Bx
oacts, nice and cheap, at the Montrose Book Store,
by A. N. BULLARD.
Montrose, s August 12, 1857.
•
Thrilling . Incident:
r HE snabactiber having again resunie'd the" TAI
LORING BUSlNESl4permanendy (if his he alth
Rill permit) will spare no reasonable crort to please
all who may aeik fit to . ,emplcry,him. 'Shop in ;the
Brick Block over Bentley and lead's Store.
MontroSo . ;.4nne 24,
IHI. DUPEITir
CASH. BUYERS,
BLACKSMITH
=3
DISSOLUTION , .
C. P. HAWLEY,
'P. E. GtILD.
MONEY WANTED!
REMOVED.
Books and Statione
ARRINGEMEN
~ 4T
For -all Classes and Candid°
Y. B. CITANDL
has just, received direct from the Netropol
usual' eten'sive supply of incomparable
"11-11.X1I±Wvr
An enumeration is unnecessary, as tge People
ally, are aware that Lie, is
VARIETY STORE
Most anything, froiu a Penny Primer, all . 1
up, to just the thing you want, can be obtaine
lowest possible price.
LET ECONOMY GUIDE YOU
In the selection of rdace for the be4owal
Patronage, and- wo , Atre certain we shall lip
pleasure and tririlege of -
DOCLG you GOOD.
Also, just received at Chandler's, an assort
igg.MOOL [MOE:
Such as are in tile at the " NORMAL SCIIO
of which Iqll be Fold at COST, for Cash. •
Of Sharon's and WebstfT's Dictionaries, re
promiscuous distribution. Cheap of course.
6 Friends! Patrons! Countrym 1
lend > us your DIMES" anil they will be
to you with much increase, aftei• a FEW day
Don't fail to call and secure some of these
: FAIR ACCOMMODATIONS
Ifoutrozie, Sept. 16, 1857
NEW-MILFORD
STOVE
,ENPORI,
, - -
Great Reductio n in the price of S
DICK MAN & CtiRRA
ARE wire arriving their Steel of Streeter Ad. the,rAt.t.
TRU TRAP& and %%mold lug cave to.). tothetr Immo,
and customers, that therhave rro hand the largeel and to
STOOK OF STOVES
eveioffered to the Intexhifants nt Stusytehatta.County
consists of the most apyroyed patterns of .
El eva t e d Oven*, Large Oven, Permian, ant !
Cooling Slooett, bevidea any quantity of Parlo
• for Wood or Coil, OPe , Hotel .trzal Box S.
We hare the held Stove fir i,undng en3t. Cl,ll,4lltteli •
flue principle, ea er made and at a t Loy moderate price.
WV o would take tiiis;opportunity iif retnibil l
friends who arc solicited to Aturchaw their r , tores 4.11 a
Pedlars, ttnit 3 momenta reflect 1.41 will net ince them 14.111
rotor Cnonntny to do .kn. It I. 3 well eatabllshol fact that - I
selling Slaves by peddling them almut the country. 13 not
fifteen per cent, and generally as I eh as twenty. to sac
brut WI debts, and cent of collect 13. Of COW.' tilt, eat
comes out of the pocket. elf the c Ins •r.
In consideration of the alto` filets, we otter o.
• STOCK o STOVES
31 twenty per cent. 1,33 than any hllar will, or tAry.se
call and pee if t het, I ning3t an, Ili
Ncw-littroum Sept. 33.; 1347.-tf
•
CABINET MINIFAVTOII
MIALL
iivrA CFA C TIT It ER and dealCr in nil
Furniture, is now prepared t
orders or. Bedsteads of all kinds. at who
retail on short notice. • Retail prices range
upwat IS, according to style. Ho alSo keep:
Ready-Made Collins ; and as he has an
Hearse, ho is prepared to attend funerals
notice.
New Milford, Dec, 17, 1850. ?
,WFARMERS ATTEND!
E leuTAdt.'"Zadnil
n)1 others intould respectfully
erested;
hare associated ourselves together under th
MOTT & TILDEN,
at the old stand of M. k E. Mott, where we
pared to furnish' PLOWS of the most appr
terns now in use, such as lilatebley's, Mot
Beient, cte. , Also Points of aft kinds, L
Cu'iirator teeth, and all kinds of castings fi
ers and othe . rs, -all of which we propose to•sr
as can be 'afforded by any establishment in ti
try. ELIJAH
G. A. TIL.
Wre. are also agents for Emery's Horse
Drag and Circular Saws for wood, also D0,;4
Powers, which we can furnish on short notic .
Montrose, Jan. 7, 1557.
A FORTY HORSE POW R
'STEIM URINE PPR $ LI,
11,1 , G00D ORDER.
3 FEET eight inch Et troke, 14 inch Cylin •
Lince wheel, three tons. Is a strong .)
machine. Suitable for a Coal,Shaft or twin r
will he sold rer fi fore. Address;
POST BROTHER'Jak.
Jak. 14, 1857. Montros ?Pa.
• ------
t ,
)"I
\KER.
, LE.
.• 'UM ! '
SON.
LJIVZE AND PLASTEIII,
fllllE , subscribers are now burping . and
. constantly- on hand, Lime of a very
iluality at 3lothrose Depot, and will sell ii
quantities at a fair price. Persons. wishing
quantity can be sup - plied 1.-.20n tt reasonable t
Superior ground Plaster will he kept const
hand hereafter. - L L. PO
I.
• JESI'
L. SEAT
Montrose Depot, April 3
GROCERIES.
A fresh supply, including cite best SYRUP
-L~ just opened, and going cheap.,
Oct. 28,, 'll7. , J. LYONS
Dress-Making Establishme
LADIES, MA YO U HEARD THE
IfRS. DAVIS, formally of New IL
.1111. opened a Millinery and Fancy Store, it
lago of BrooklYil, and bus just , returned f
York with a large; and fashionable stock o
conSistinrof Ladiel4 and Misses Strliw Hats
style and variety, also Crape and silk Hats
ly on hand of every hue and color, Utah
splendid assortment of Fancy Goods, such aS
deries, flair Braids, lfosierv, Caps Head
Latek'oods,.&c., &c., all of which sio offs
lowest prices.
rff' Particular attention paid to Bleachin
Always at Ho
• ,
Ilrooklxu, May C, 1857.-1 tf
e©UnglE.
A LL who wish to buy Books and .S
cheap, will rill at the
JIOA\ TROS'A' 110.19 K STOIC
in the Post : Office, where they can got. in's
, _
at a Mr Price.
Just Itetteived.—A new lcit olSeho
Tower's, awl W s 'ebb's 'Series of Readers, i`
Eleinents of Moral Science, eight
.flifferen
Webster's standard Dictionaries, at,reduced
Also.—Dr. Kane's Arctic. Extdoration
lectiOns of a Life Time, by S. G. Goodrich,
G. N. Blit
Montt:ose, Pa.: Ifuy 13. 1.857.
- STOVES, STOVES U ,
•
Ull stoves havirbeen thoroughly
, trit
entire satisfaction °frail, that they u •
ommend:friini us.. S. EURAYRETCSIOT
Rent-rose, May 27, 1857.
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
F. B. GUANO
NEW MILLINERY,
, : :.pN.Y : g.,R.§,,•.:.,._T
.CIIRIt.RY
PECTORAL
El
FOIL TIl6 , RAPID CURE Op
Colds, Coughs,' and
- , Hoarseness.-•
. ,
Illantruto, Inas., 20th Dee., 141
Ana: I - do not hesitate to say '
heat remedy. I hare ever. found for Cow)
lioamemeas,_lnßuenza, land the coneomlta
symptema of a Cold, your CLISART PECToitA,
It. constant use In y practice and my fault,
for the hut ten yells has shown it to posse,
sispdrior rirtues for the treatment or- tb
complaints. idiEN 'KNIOUT, - M..
A. D. MORTLEY, Rao.. of lima,
.11. Y., writes :." Iliare nose.
your. Pseroau. myself and In my family ever since yen invented.'
It. and believe it the beat medicine for its Potreo ever pnJont -
With a bad cold' I Should sooner pay twenty-Eve dolls for e
bottle. than do lOU:amen, or take any other remedy."
; Croup, Whoopinzi Cough, Influenza.
I EPRINGIVILLD, Yeb. DIA
Bosnian Ails¢ J Will cheerfully certify your Picroku. is tit
boat eamedy we posse*, for the cure of Whooping Omgh, Croup.
and thecheat diseases of children. We of yoar fraternity in the
South appreciate your skill,and omunead yam medicine to om
PI O P IO - • • HIRAM CON4LIS, SLI D.
AMOS LEE, 'FAQ, Movrzirsf, Is.. writes, 11 Jan., 1040: 0 1
b e d a tedious Influenza, which confined me In doors shis . sieeks
'took many medicines without relief; Malty tri,al yOnr Pecroao
by the advice of - our clergyman. the fleet dale relieved the
soreness in my throat and : Jong,' ; less than one half tKe - bath
made me completely well. Your medicines are tbarbermrst as
well on the hest we ran buy, awl we odecen you, Doctor, end
your remedies, ns the poor nears friend..
Si
gener-
le way
at the
f your
Ye the
MEM
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
Wass Miactierren, Pa-, Feb. I. 16:4'
Sta. : Tour CUMULI' performing matielions CUT
M this section: It Wm roliereirie,eral from alarming symptoms
tf conaumption. and is now miring a roan wk. has labored unites
to affection of the lungs for the last forty years.
1.. PARKS, Jterchant.
A. A. RAMSI6Y, IS. D.„ Mums . , Mipanos Co.. foot, - write"
Sept. 6,186 S: .• During my prortice of Mrtny yearn I tare foun4
nothing equal to your Cn RIMY' PECP)It It, f.r F i r ing moot and 're .
lief to enneumptite patients, or curing oath no ore curable:.
I L," all
gupply
dy fo r
En
MEE
We might add roltnnen of eshlence, but tissynolt , tont incini
proof of the virtues of this retnsntris frond in Ito +R•cte opor
EMI
rtvly no one remedy Into ever been known w bleb cured
many „find knell donmerouo.eneet es lilt.. Sony, no buinon ue
mu resell ; tint even to OrOtO thn CrIIIIX PLeIOPL ntror , Ls re
Hef 'and comfort.
AATOIt 7101:81. 'NW TORS Ciro, Nardi 5, 11t5.6. - •
Poem Ain, Lowt:LL: I 114,1 it a doty and a,pleaenro to in
form you what your Clirllftr P,,iT01,1. ha, don.. for my wife
4 )
She had boon flio rOn11:41m lalm ring toot e r t -llamaro:ue eymp
tonueof Consomption. frotu which no aid ire Add .I.nemre gam
her much relief. 'lto we, Itie./.lily niiiilts. lit pr. Worm. ot
this city, where we Imre 'come for adviro. recommended a trio
,f your Medirine. WO bleu Ilia hinillit.o. re .i. - 40 your Will
for oh, hay reencerioLfroto that day. :the I. not yet neetrony, at.
she weal to Lo.blit is•frou from her von4ll, tholn-Atte•liecoulf Well
~ Sc irs,...witli gratitude and ni.tard.
• ORLANDO 1;11E1.1E1% or SILEI.I:TVILLI.
MEI
ET
'•n Prim &
t .lected
Cbtulastptires, do Dot &wolf till you ' have Aron's (.'runt
PECTOII.AL It bi uuole by tote of tho boat loodk o i rhpluipts In tilt
world. a - ol Ito ouroeull form! 114 bespeak the high itt
virtues. - - i'f.thafolpftiu I.e.tigrr.
TEM
Coal
Stoves,
or,a.
4.lvltrg
• „To
Ayer ' s Cathart i c
sciences of Chemistry' and 31talielne tutee been taxed
their utmost to in:educe tlds best, meet perfect purgative
ahich is known to man, 1 nnninmble proof* are *Korn 'hat
:hue Pins hare virtues which surpass In excellence the ordins
ty tmeelieines, and that they win %mien-cede-nicety upon the esteem
A all men. The' are safe and plenaant to take, but powerful te
:ure. Their penetrating prnperties stimulate the vital activities
A the body, remove the onion:cline:s,a its organs. Purify the
aloud. and expel disease- They purge nut the tinel humors whict
breed and grew dieweitiper, at imeiate sluggiah or disordered or
pens Into their nedunel action, and impart health) tone will
s etrengthAo the whole system. Not a oily do they cure the every
\ hey complaints of every billy. but ale° Gsrmidebie and danger
)tar discuses that have baffled the beet of human skill. Whiff
they produce powerful effectic s Allerare, at the same lime, in di
minialted doses. the safest and best phisic that canker employes
for children: Being sugarcoated; they are plemetut to take
and being purely regsiahle, are free from any risk of harm
cures have Lein made , which surpass belief were they not sub
itantiatedsby men of meth enalled position and character nab
forbid the suspicion of 'untruth. Many eminent elergymew ant
physicians le)sve lent their names to certify to the public the re
liability of inYwemedies, while others have sent net the sunlit
Mee of their deuviction that my Preparations contribute tin
meneely to the relief of my afflicted. suffering fellow-men. '
The Agent belowsnamed is pleased to furnish gratis my Amer
icon Almanac, coublining 'directions few their use, ettsdcrrtill
=tee of their curse of he following complaints:—
Inf.; oar
1 ri.„..4
c ".... of
le‘t than
thing .•
r tzpinse
L t. entire
=I
Costiveness, Oilinus COmpLaliets, Ilhentuatipm, Dropsy. heart
holm. Headache arising from a foul tztomach. Nausea. !Hinges.
lion, Morbid Inaction of the ‘ ilowels.iinil Pain arisitiz therefrom
Flatulency, Loss of. Appetit e;. ail Ulcerous and Cut..ooous Du
eases which require an evamiaut yfullUue. Scrofula or King
Evil. They .1,...,1, vinlir 2 . Int?. t h e 1.140 and .tiismintil,e , the %if
tem, Mire many complaints alit b it ;timid not be wippoiwii
amid evewh, such as Dearness. Partial Dllndneee, Netiralgia on:
Nervous Irritability, Derangementeof tbe Liver and Kidney,
Gout, and other kindred cotnidaintswrising from a low mate ti
the body or obstruction of its functions. .
Do not be put otrby unprincipled dealers with ionic other pil
they make more profit on. Ask for ATPRII Puts. and take nosh
lag else. No other they can give you comperes with thin in It
Intrinsic value - or Curative powers. -The sick want tin hest M.
thereis for them, and they should have it. -
Prepared by Pr. I. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Blasi.
3.5 Cm mr. Box. Forr. Itosis 'rot $l.
SOLD Dl
ABEL TURRELL, and by all Druggists and Med
- - icine,Deaiers.—nUtcSylaw . .
'Read the following Letter.
DOME TESTIMONY. -
We have received the following letter in relation, to
DR. MORSE'S /SWAN ROOT PILLS.
Aunt ex FOUR. Colimo,
Susq. Co., Pa., Sept. 2Sth, 1556.
Messrs A. J. WRITE Si. Co., New York:—
"The Morse'S Indian Root Pills had from you give
tuarribit Aa6.faction, in EN'ERY INSTANCE, and our
farmers use them for almost everything. The DT'S.
KEELEY has been raging in this section to an alarm
ing extent; for the last six months, scancecv a SINOLE
ramiln having escaped, EXCEPT THOSE -WHERE your
pills - have teen USED As A PasysNrtvE,,M which case
they bave SEVER FAILED. I will inform you shortly
how to send a further supply. Your ob't. Serv't.".
- , - ALPEIONSO If. smut'.
Such letters as the above need no comment from us,
they ought to convince all of what wefir,* believe,
that Dr. Morse'sslndian Root Pills .are the very best
Pill ever made.
Sold in Montrose by S. 11. & D. Sayre, o and'by one
person in every town, and in all -country stores. A.
J. White & CO., 2 St. Peters Place, New York, sole
Proprietors. 47—tf
I -in& of
fill all
e , mle or
from $2
on hand
elegant
n short
CBE
E 3
unca- to
that we
firm of
are pre%
-ed
',l Sr
i ,
r Farntl
I as km
la coun
t OTT.
F.V.
owera,
Chub)
IIJIIif
WHILE laboring aa a Mtadortary In Sonthrm Ast, dnicovered*
simple and certain Care for •
, .
Conauptpiien, Asthma, Bromehitis, Coughs, Colds,
•
Serrowe
ind xII impurities of the Moon ; also. ati easy and etfeetuar mode
of inhaling the Moistr. Actuated by a desire to benefit his buffer
ing fellow& he +will ebeerfulle send the Reeelpe (free) to such as de
sire it. with full and explicit directions for preparing and succemd'ally
using the Itediclue.• Address Rev. C. RNETT. •
_ - 611 Iliroadwar. Y. Y. City.
ler, bal
d, built
Ty, and
Valuable Lauds For Sale..
-170 R, SALE IN ONE BODY, about 5500 acres o
I Land on the waters of Spring Brook, a branch
of the .Lackawanna river in Luzerne County,Penn'a.
about midway between the thriving. towns of Scran
ton and Pittston: "These lands are covered with val
unble timber, and being situate in the mostextensive
mineral region -in Pennsylvania—known to contain
iron ore—and believed, to abound in coal, and being
also in , the Immediate vicinity of several railroads
made and now in progress—=offer to the capitalist arr
opportunity for the investment of money that seldom
occurs. For further information, apply to N. P.
sack, Esq., No. 11, Wall street New York, or to the
subscriber, at Montrose,Susquehanna county,Pia., the
attorney in fact of the owners.
April 6, 1854. • 'HENRY DRINKER.
ill keep
Auperior
in any
a large
mace.
Indy on
SOAP MINUFICTORY.
TIIE subscriber keeps constantly on hand for sale
at his mitablishtnent in - Montrose,the best quali
ty of SOFTSo,4r i manufactured front the lye of
wood ashes and grease, in the old fashioned' way,and
not by any patent process.
For those that - furnish the greisc,he mandimtures
the soap for $1,50 a barrel. Warrar.ted in all casks
to be a good artiele,or the Soap may be returned and
the Money refunded.
PRICES.
IMEISI
Per barrel _ $5,00 •
'
Half Barrel .
2,50.
Gallon - 26
'
, .
Wholesale dealers will be fund - Shed- 1 K delivered
•at the Ashery inMontrose—it the rate of ten barrels
for $45,0r at Scranton at ten barrels for $5O.
. , • JOHN HENRY WARES.
Montrose, March 17,1856. ' • ' lOyl
i:l3=l
the vil
.m New
g ood ot
.1 every
instant-
with a
I Embroi-
Dresses,
s at the
FLOUR,
QALT, GROCERIEs,t, z , TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR,
1.7 s At., for sale lo*, `for cash. Coal. and see before
purchasing cise,whcre,at §. S. MOTT'fi. 1
Montrose, Aug. 12, 1857
Ni
LAWNS! LAWNS!!
'STEW STYLES, ai reduced prices; at "/
lr 10Tn.
tioncry
FOR WE,
CEViriONE ffORSE WAGON.
J. 1 No. " "' Cutter;Enimire" of
Montroseohn: 6 , 758. • F. B. CHANDLER:
• '
articles
.104414
ay land'if
sfzes of
rices.
PROFESSOR:W.OOO"S 7
TT AIR 71`.0 D/A T•I V a
J—L • Ttin..o, . •
TURRELL'S. •
LOON RAISINS A:ND 131111,01_ SEED,
1.1 for sale by, / • .
.J. LYONS & SON.
Montrose, Deo. 0,•1857.
Recol
ARR.
•
•• . ALO ROBES,'
BUPI'
Aauptidoi to just received, and will be.bold
by•, H. .HURRITT._
New Xl'llo,rd, Nor. It, 1861. " , •
•
/- '
, to the
DO roe•
MS.
Consumption.
The Independent, Republican.
runiagnaD ET2RY TRIM/O$T NORNINa, AT NIONTNOIN,
t PA., AT $1,60 NCR ANNUN, IN AIkANCE,.
,
i . Rates's" ! Advertising. -
Ono square (16 lines or less) one Week, 110,50
One aquare ;." two weeks 0,16
One,'square ," three week's., 1,01
One square '" - - one Month, 125
_ I
_One square " twb months 2,20
One square ‘ 1 • three month s,'
~. 3,05
six months ' s 1..14'5'00
One square l• _ 11l
Ono square , .'one year,.. , .. , e .. .4,00
Tu*squates one year 14,00
Three squares one year, , ,
20 , 00
Fiie siptares on year, - '25,00
One column one' year, ~. • - . • 40,00
Yearly adverfm ens will have the privilege of other.
`ring or changing . their advertisements - wi th out ad
ditiptial charge.l i , . ..
. 4usinesis cards, not' exceeding Eve lines, inxeite4
at SZ,OO per annum. . ' . ' ' • - '
this . I Job, Work. -\: ' .'
is otEce is suppliedi with a goal assortment qi
Jobbing materuds,4and all kitids of Job Work, such
as Cards, Posters, Pamphlets,,ke., will bi done neat
ly and promptly _ . „
BUSINESS CARDS.
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...
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, . • Dr.- E. F. Wilmot.. . • •- .
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G
gi..lfit..TAT£ of the Alloy:Able and fromeopatble Conger of
edlgne, la now permanently locittal In Grind Bend, Pa. Of
fi ld
re, corner of Maine and Ellrabeth: At..'.ayarlY oPPoldte.the.M. I.
Chorth. , I Stay let. laS7.-ly • *---
—4 . .
- , lit H. Smitt ',/ir, Son,
V. tRGRON DENTI S TS. Residence' and office, oPpoidte the Bap;
0 ;ilea chureb, (North aide.) In Montrose. Particular attentloW.lll
de given to Insetting meth on Gka.ll and - iitLvirs plate, and to Mang
. ~. Ong teeth. ' . ' - Rorntrtne4an,l3. 3844, .
C. D.
Dr. Patricks,
•
.:IDE n ,Z e DENTI x B t T, , , , has !roved his *Mei tet
oe Turnpike Street ne ehe:re has i" fft -e ted up MOM le
!Vie of nearness and enureelenee balding 6L prateedon
MoYmoor, Oetaher 7, 1867,-lud - •
J. D. Vail, IL-D., •
A.T.ISURCIkON, has pernianently loaded !timed
Amekneyettle,„Stoquebannaconnty, Pa., and - will promptly
attend to ad =de With which he may be furored.-113r1y1
. -
A. Bushnell,-
A TTORNEY ir,'COUNSELLOR AT' LAW: Office over 8. B
„ix Wed's Drug M ore, StIKICLIIANICA DEPOT, Pa.-tryi,
I'. B. Orchard, N. 11,
R i ffrs l .lclAN AND SURDEON, Jackson, Sesquttzantka eiCia
, ra. Itealdenee at the Post office.
Keeler & Stdddatd. • „
II EA LERS •IX BOOTS & SHOES; Leather and Findlnce, os
11 liable at.,llret door below Stark , allotch !footsore, Pa—r2ol
ctgaere xerLza, - c ITOADMVP
-. William H. Jessup,
TT6RNEY AT LAW & NOTARY PUBLIC. °Mae as Tab
.ll Ile Square, Morreoex. Pa. , •
I •
Miller &• 'Fowler,
ATTONNEyS.AND COVNSELLORti AT LAW snit SoNiters
In Chancery., 0111ce No, 44 Clarke street, Cnzoiop,
',Bentley & Fitci,
...
t TTORNEYSIAT I A ttWeAND BOUNTYLAND ‘ AGENTII.
" °Mee west or the Cuntt llosse, Stocktrosep I's.
B. a. ISENTIAS'.
•
• • Albert Chamberlin.- •
• A. TTORNEY AT LAW, AND JUSTICE OF TILE PEACE.,
43flIcv Over PoPt kCo.'s Stote,!lmmena, ,
• Wm.
4 TTORNEX Af LAW AND COMMISSIONER OF DriDg
It for the State of New -York:wild Mead tuull Widnes§ mount.
to him slab promptners sad tldelfty.. ORlce on Public Square. ow* .
pied by Rm. Wllliam Jump.
- • Abel Tarred,
DO.%%LER li.tiRCOS; mEnTeni.g.s. CHEMICALS, IWO%
Oils, Dyealeas. Groceries, Dry Goods, ilardware. Stan - Saw
Glassware. Clucks, Watches; Jewelry, Slicer Spoons. Spectacles, Ma ,
steal Instruments, 7runses, Surgical lestrurnents..Liguurs, restate,
eiy, Wirral% Statiuriery, Brushes, Shoes, Yankee Fatten, Se,
•
1 1 :B. Chandler,
•
DEALER I c DRY GoOris. Renck -Made Clothing. aroo . ories
Bodo anfhitatimlem etc. , rsibiti Avenue, htolisson, I.
. . .
• ' . 1 r L. Post & Co., •
ra EALERSTS DRY GOODS, Grecertes, Creci - ery, Irinfirars,
1./ Leather, Fleur, etc., corner of Turnpike street and Fablic Ave.
um.. MosolLonc.:l"..
_
1 • J . Lyons & Son.,.
DE.% LETTS IN pity GOODS . - Groceries. ..11 ankrare, Crockery.
- Tins-arc Woks, also. carry on the Boor BINIIING business
—Public venue 110.411 t, Pa.
J. I.TuNs,
Bentley dread,
MY GOODS, D pt, 31cdicinis, Paha; Mx lware, lvrare, Crockery.. ron,: Clocks; Watchrlr, Jew.
`crcumery, ac. rick Block, Morruviie.
c I , RIAD.
& William,. Jessup,
- LAW, 3tosTanoz. Pa. Practice in SILO,
WAyne, Wyoming and Luxeme comities.
t
' . E. S.• PIINISIEL.L,'
T 1 EdI:ER In Stares and Readings; lloop-poks,Psriela. rains'
jyr Chums, Ire.„&e.GUEAT BENIN Suadko., I'a.44llodent In= hi
spimmible quarters, promptly tilled, and shipped per direetkm,-vantyS
Rockwell & Winton•
Ir.I.:4CFACTUR EDS and Dealers in Silas,' Goods. Rats. Caps
I Furs, Cnifirellao, Parasols, Ribbons, &c., dm, :40. 40 Courtland
stieel, :kw Dmpc, (up Stairs.) .
0. a.WO4-awkr..1.,1 w. W. WIIIVOL
•
• A. Baldwin.
Lard. Grim, ree a d. R JElic& D 'Vrorve l rn and rork.sur. Slt,
ie Eut
end of Chandleifs more. Morrnoes. • inch 1.1837.-tt
.
B• Thayer, ' _
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-1111-YSICI . AN AND SURDEON, Itorrroonz, Pa. Of In ski
..E - Fawner s store. vlnts
IL N. Moore,
WitallT, formerly of Orange County. Nes, York.
t e e d f l u r b t uita l4Su.: ,: qu re el p irna g Czuntygaild or off o og , hls=s ,
'folding that bin'experlence warrants him riot
In doing so. other
Mee
d,„s. &IN. Co n Pa. vatiql .
•
I Comes & son; - -
DEALERS In Foreign and Ameriain Marble. Monuments, Head
Stone& Table Topa, Ae...Blughamtnn New York. Busineseper.
taining to the above attended to with casnaleb. by G. IV. Patina.
Agent, Brooklyin, Snag. Co., 'a. . - eSaSyl
—l,'
Z. Cobb,
titALER - GROCERIM&e., a the store recently oompled
, '.& by Crane Rogers. Montrose" Px '
.11 . 0M084 1857.-tr •
Banking Hone
OF
POST, COOPER, do CO.
HENRY DRINKER,
" MOII;7ROSE,
W. HIINTTINGr COOPER. •
ISAAC L. POST. Novmber 12, 1835 .
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TA RAFTS on New York City and Philadelphia.—
.1.1., Colleatians_promptly made Rod remitted.
pffice lssMrs from 10 A. M. to St ..
i• 1 Messrs. Allen & Palton, N.:York..
REFERENCE,
Samuel C. Morton; Esq., Plans.
Ron. William Jessup, Montrose.
.1 PATJENT.IIIEDICINES.
41,-MONO the great variety of Medidnes atTurrell's Store, may, be f.
IL found all of Dr. Jayne's justly celebmted Family inedielnes;' ,
Ayre's Cherry: Pectoral and Catkirtic Pills; Halsey's Forest Wine
and Fortst Pills : Holland celebrated Gamin bitten; Louden's. ev
ries of Familyi medicines ; Merchant's Gargling Oil, the greatest ref.
itly for sprains In man or beast ever known ; Mathewson's Infallible
emetir. adirtiorau Remedy; Orrick ' s Vetrulfuge.'nnd a variety of •
other lauds; Trasit's Magnetic Ointment. the great remedy for borne. -
rheumatism, tuld all Inflammatory complaints; Pond's Extract, a
first rate thing for similar purposes as the aboye Ointment ; Andrew's
Pain Dmeroying agent. a good article; Woodcock's Balaton and 'Wee
Liniment; A twood's Jaundice Bitters. Canker Drop& Liniment. and
Dysentery Drops: flaker's Compound for Dysentery; IltniAtott's
PePsln,, for Dyspepsia ; Helmbold'a 'attract of Inlclorand Eibset of -
Sarsaparilla ; a szarlety of Salves, the besi in 'market, Pills. ac., and"
nnornmea endless variety of PakentMedicines. altogether too nouns- -
one teenunicrate—but snare It to say. that the public will find near
ly every Vilna in this line, at the Drug and Fancy Stone of
ontrose,auly.
Manufacturer's Insurance Company.
- CHARTER pkErrruAL,
Granted by the State of Penneyvania.
j CAPITAL, $500,000.
FIRE, MARINE, lz INLAND TRANSPORTATION-.
fr HIS Company was organized with a Cult Capital.
1 and the Directors lutve,doterniined to adapt the •
bUsiness to its availabile tesources—to observe pru
,6nee in Conducting its Waits, with a prompt adjust
fdent of lossim. - •
lartiscorr, preet. ZVk. A. RHODFX, VICO Prell
ALFRED FY EFAS, Secretary. -
IDtRECTOREL—Aeron S. Lippincott, Wm. - 11. Thom
as, Charles Wisp, J. Rinaldo i tlank, Wm.'A Rhodes,
William Neal, Alfred Weeka, John P. Simons,
Charles J.: Field; James P. Smyth.
JOFFICE„No. 10 Merchants'-Exchange, Phil.
A. N. !MILLARD, Agent.
I
Montrzfse Pa., May 13, 1857.-1/
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• -IA
VII t - MI
"Yraving, secured theriglit of using Goddard's Pat
ent for raising and !meting carriage tops, is
pzeparsil to furnish and put them on at: the shortest
notice.
'Montrote;May 6, 1857. '
' • NOTICE., '
13ERSOS desirous of paying me money,on debts
.11_ aoydescription, can do so by leaving their
IttlymcutOrith Post, Cooper & Co.,"lltinkeri, Monts
to my credit, whose recciptS will Iskallowed.
from their date. C:1 0 . WARD.
April 18, 1E56.-1
TEAM„ GRIST AND S-3114V11111.11.
f,2:111 OttolT IBROTTIFAIS having purchased the aim*
' estollshment,will keep constantly on hand,,SW
p e aid Fine Flour,qorit lied of 'superior . final.
Iha/so.qtop and liras. at the lowest cash prices.—
Coatoin!ark will Wilt:lna with despatch, aid in all
c'sen icairaiit ed. •• ' .. • ' :. - -MBlO
illehti+c, Julv,lB4'4, „. .- '
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