a ' 4 i ANOTII4I. PLSODY. B I T 4. TTPO. Tsiz rac; ve gentle winds, - That tonnd mf pathway play, Is there no ?lace on earth - Where pnyters get theinpay The whispenni breeze went by— With steccOts filled with wo, A' voice, horn on the sorrowing air In sadness, answers "No! " Tell me, ye - flowing S•treams, •• • - - That smoothly glide along, rishere mieherished place, 'Where plinteri meet no - wrong ? _ • The gentle-hrook k ' In purr:Mrs soft and low, • And winding on its way, • answered "Nol " , • - "Ten me; ye ark, - clouds, 'r .• Now rising in the West, Is there upon the ghibe • One spot i)y printers blest ?. The flashing clouds outspeak . • With an indignant glow— A yoice that filled the earth with'awo In thunders answered " 1 .-:" - I • Till me, yeduird-hearted man, - 'Withholding day by day, Is there ziolhonor in thy breast, • The printerls•bill to pap? . linanswering turns he round— , • how plain his acti.km show: An uttered, oath-capttid is heard, EIS action! answered "No !"- -111TeU me, ye gentle nymphs,. • Who bless lifc's hours through, there one sacred shrine - • Where.luinteri at their due? mantling blush hei cheek diffused, Did tenold grace impart, A soft, reEp! orpeive.sigh replied,' " friuhd in woman's heart." .• . i Ten a n t, angefie hosts, '• Ye rns:engers of lore, - • Fball sußring printers here below - ' lizre no redress shore? The and bands replied-- • '.. "To pi is knowledge given— - _ Delinque is on the printer s books i • ...' Carr ne er enter heaven" • . , ... 1 ' IKPROPIIET4S 0 - ?.gPENCEI.-1 find the fol I towing passage hi One of the medical journals - of the day : 'The Vest preventative is ob .' • stinenee. 7) ere Is no such word as " pre ! Tentative." tis argrosS blander, but a very common one.! Preventive is the riaht word ; and yet; we find as diStingnished a writer as -Sir, David Brewster filling into the error of inserting a superfluous syllable: • Avoid such"forms of : expression as "Do like(l do," "She "ran like he did." These are mere rult+arist(r. Substitute 'as for like, And you havelthe correct forth.. The blun der is more } common' in the Southerh and lfiddle States.than in the Northern. Sorge hypercritic says, "Do not say mis- . taken souls; but niistaking souls" , Thiv is A' putting too fine a point-on it." MistaTen is . the phssive form of to mistake, :yet 6us tom has auth.imized its , use with an active sig. nific - atiott. , .Ir . am mistaken" ii used - to ig pify I:Mistake, misunderstand. "My mean ing is Mistaken"' is used to signify " my, • meaning is Misundeistood:" Thusithe same ,form is used'both actively and : passively. - When we sa• "1 pm • mist aken" instead o: 'A' I mistake," we avoid the nn-Eng,lish expres sion, "I am IV:taking." - So. we may con tinne to sing "Mistaken souls, whet dream • ,of heaven," i:.c., without s.upposi9g we are , giving alter rote to bad English:-s , -Sargent's ,School Monthly. - s , . • ' ,Oxis Dwr. BRICE UPON :wins ir.—Ed win was one day looking at a large building, \ • Which they ; tete putting -up . jt st opposite his father's bon .Me had .watched the workmen from day-to day as they carried - up the brick ;and 1:i - totter, and - then placed their in their proper order.. . ~ . Ills; fathel , said th.him, "Edwin, you seem , ..:,,, 3,.. tamtv• I lutoil.taken un. with 11 .4. I ^... ,, Linr ers; prayhat may yop.be thinking about "f Have you - I notion - of le:luting the trade'?" "No," ..saul Edwin, smiling; but '1 was. `just t‘iinkin47.what a little thing a brick is, apd yet that great house is built by.laying . . one.tirick•u i pon another.' : , . • "Very t i me, my boy.' Neer forget, it. ,Jtist so it is with all great wiwks. All your . learning is only "one little lesson added to 'another. if a - man could walk all Around the world, it would be-by . putting oneint before the ther, Your i nehtile, life "will - sbe e ct made up o one little moment aftler another. . Drop add to drop ma - kes the ocean." Levin f 11: this not to d e spise little thing s . , *Learn, also not to be discOuraged by great labor, -The gitiatt labor becomes easy if ,divided into parts. You, could not jump over a motniaiti, hut step,hy step takes- you to the othe side. Do pot fear, therefore, to attempt g eat things. Always remember that thi whole of the great . building is only one brick tpon'ariother.,-Happy Home. 'I PROVEIRBS.—A - hat . is a ."P - roVerb ?"--- Loio John Russel hapPily defined it as "one iman's wit and all,mit's wisdom.", 'Erasmus oieatly 'sal , "eil . ebre :dictum; scita guapiam ',levitate i signe," oi.si " freqiieut saying re markable ora certain wOhknown 'novelty,v Thomas Iler called it r" much matter de cocted in few words." ' Napoleon's terse °remaiks ve,•with liters, and in militaty matters; ?come.. proverbs. . Frederic the Great ascii to say irreverently,." fictd fi g ht s on the side of the beaVies arrtillery," and N-spoleon s saying, ,'& Heaven. is on the side of the he vy battalions," is to the same ef-• feet. " the -Span ia ish.prove b, "Since I' weonge , d • you' l h ave -, nevet.lk a you 'I" American. business men ought to eed.the mailm, ." To he a- mer •chanca th art consisis more in getting p' n il -, than in aking sales." • Gbomt-Tbe following` spicy correspond cine recently passed;betweep a Baptist and'a 6 7' e t ldethodist cle gyrnan, in a city where a great revival en hi progmss. - It is too good tq . bo . los . ; • , , . • 1 . 33.1 fist to .licthoilist Clergymon. • ,--, "1:0 Brother—lssball baptize some con t• * ' t. orrow; if any of-your converis p • er to be,baptized in our mode, I shall be ppy- -o baptize them, - as, candidates' for • y tit' Ch rob." " . . , lit huxyst" to Baptist Citgym,an. • i.-p- Brother—Yours'received. I pre ' - re7,to w..,j1 mt own sheep.", . • . , . _,. i ea'' r. TrelinTiey, the author ofi'Ree - c)lleetionc of Shelley.and Byron," when Byron 'was lyln dead at li i scol on g hi t seat his ser - 'vent F 1 eh el out of the. room by a strita %gem, n cover's ' his friend's feet, examines them, (id then publibhes to the wttrid. that , el were elubbed, , and his legs kneeL--theSorm and features ith the feet and legs .of 'a syi; -witirei ird telegram.' now orthodox lesipute the dispatch by tele .ed America in 1850. It led as an unjustifiable eceen. )W :that it, is orthodox in the it will no doubt become a in -tire United States. Jrci ' money' originated in the . first silver money coined. - in was in A. Q. C. 482-;was maple of. Juno Moneta. • PR 5QC471.4.- - it is 'current] v le money kin - gs of Europe, tie _ boeu fuethe list two . or •eatizingeautioosly, but eontio the.tecuritiee they held, bptit. l'Arts.,,—:t.V. Fog, , Ohio Editors-are not very deeply' reed. in ":the Scriptures, " if the following, from it correspondentof . iar*r's Magailite, is to be taken for Gospel : "Governor Chase'issti his proclamation appointing Thanksgiving day. To make sure of being right, on the subject , in hand, the Governor composed 'his prod:on:Alen almos exeinsively of passages from the. Bite, which he di s d-not designate as quotations, presuming that every one would recognize them 11 , iiid ad -mire the fitness of the words as well ' as his 'taste in their selection: . A:learned editor of aTremocratie paper (the Governor is r on.,the oth side) pounced upon the proclamation— dscle 'that he had read it before--43ouldn't exactly s, v where—but he would take his oath that it ,as downright plagiarism from beginning to end ! That would have been joke enough for awhile, tit lea. 4, perhaps -longer; hut the next day the Republican pa per came out valiantly in defenepoif the Gov ernor, pronounced the charge false and libel lous, and challenged any_ man living to pro duce one.single line of the proclamatton that had ever been, in print !" • "Nor' Qurra so Ban:' 7 --The Belrefonte Democrat tells :i good story of Sam Bike; who had been down. the steer this Spring, with a.ratt. Returning home, he stopped at a 4avein, where quite a crowd was discussing the Kansas question.' Sam had not slept the previous night, and was shoot squaring him: self Out for a comfortable ,snoote, when one of theiou'dest,•turning to him, said, Here ?sits a Lecompton man, I'll bet the liquor for the r00m.".,, "`Done!" said his opponent, /\. who' • was . anti-Lecompton . "Now; then, friend," said No. 1; l' in order, t decide . this bet, will you be so kind' as to , tel ? us whether ,yoti are a Lecomptbn man ?" • " What, makes you think .so l" Sam asked.- "Be cause, sir, you lo6k like one ; 1 can always .tell them by theft. looks;', replied No. I.— Sam : .answered, "Po-1? Well, gentlemen, I was on a raft froth Snow Shoe le, Marietta ; I hasp been drunk , for two weeks, but -1 had no idea that I looked as Ac'trd , ets that." The Leeomptoner paid ' the liquor, and sloped. EM tARES ( . /F MmitsoiA.—A correspond ent of the. lfinnesotian supplies • that paper with a-Ana. :riving the dimensions of ninety three. lakes in MinnosOta, comprising the larger number of those most known. Thou- MIAs of others of smaller extent are. distrib. uteck-oVer the siirface.of the country, and a great many of a mile Or two in length have been omitted fer ‘‘ant.of a-name. The tarn , est lakes in the State, according to this tabl% .are Red Lake, in 'embina county, thirty miles long by twenty 'wide ; Big Stone Like, thirty 'Mks longlind fifteen wide.; Lite'Tra verse, twenty-five miles long by three wide; and Leech Lake, twenty miles long by elev en Wide." .Most--of the list, hoWe'ver, are from one 'and a half to six miles 'king, and from one to three miles wide. The water in all these lakes is perfectly•pura, and sweet., - .and they are all of great beauty of sbore,and 1-ur roundings.• The lakes of Mi nnesota s form a diAinguishini feature of the country, _ and lend-an air of romance to the scenery. . . A Mienoscoric WoNnEn.—The mold decayed fruit ; stale bread, moist wood., &e., i's'shown by the microscope to ye' plants, belirmg leaves, flowers, and seeds, an,d in creasing with incredible rapidity, for in a few hours the seeds spring up, arrive at maturi ty,faiid bring forth seeds themselves, so that many generations arc perfected in a day.- 7 - S.cien fife American: . SETTING OUT FICEITTREES.-A correspond esatFof the Nt , England.larmer, writes : 7 -• Wbile-i»fbe West, two years since, an old mrl,3 fruit trees for fifteen years; and those he set in the. fall bore ai4ally, while those he- set in the spring were very inaigent beacers. Mv experience -and observaGg` , satisfy me ftikt fa/Lsetting is, much the best,..a.side ,from this eofiSideiation. They should bes, well - mulehed3.:the first winter, to priiteet the . root. froth froQt, and the next summer to guard against droushi."' ' A tubful of soep;uds, farmers should .remember, is worth as much as a wheetbar- . row .of good manure.' Every btlel:et of soap suds should,-be thrown where. it will-not be lost, The garden is a good and. ,convenient place whibhlo dispose of it ;1, but fine,roots of grape-vies, young trees, or anything of the sort, wi!l do as well. • A FIRST CLASS LITERARY WEEKLY PAPER, - WITH A • BEAUTIFUL PRES EN T TO EACH SUBSCRIBER'. • .‘!ffein-Yoi.l( 17xiel$104-- -- " "'S e e: 4 T c.l. 76, F t amuy . t u Zi t crl u u t m if t trit ,rm ill 72 te l t, of the larß eoed to Literature. News, sod (..iener-11111:cellany.. The editorial department wit no under the Immediate sitperrislon of ALZIANDLII D.ItrSSON.. - bn la widely'known to the public u haring been connected wifn several of the mut popular Journals of the dap. • Although giving a handsome present to each subscriber. in.tend itig to atrium all in our liberality, we are determined that the - Es memilese.ahall not ernes hle thoye Journals U41215/T /mown a. .gift particnlar. Its contents anal be imitable for Hone-- as our alai Is to recur° it a. welcome In evert- (=dlr. lYe shall lilt our enittruns weekly with interesting and tlirillinß Tale& Itniniumes, of Rent Life. and tibetchU of Travels. Men and Character. buide full direst of the'newrof the week and all events of general interest. ' ONE OF THE FOLLOWING :NAMED PUX.SE.NTS-lo sent free ai r iest:Au to each suhseriber LIIIILLIATZZLY 0.1 er..crz,rr or nit ornocairrsort rfor:gr.. SCHEDITLE OF -PF.ESENTS .17CIf)NY CASKET, .set of dl:l3lmnd . . . . . . Jeweirr.,EF Rbag - fi.Neeklace. Brooeh auel 'Bracelets. he side a lade s enameled jeweled GO' Watch - with Chat, Laine. and a centieroans. English Hunting Case. full jewel ed, Gold Wart,. with Chain,worth 4061 00 TWO SUE - RPM PIANOS, Poweu oisl and back Ifalnut else, worth WO and 4400 . ' COO 00 WA TCHES.'llontintiCale • 460 to Vl* GOLD WATCIIES . • 40 to '5O . ilaidiei and Gentlemen s) 'A.) to 1) SUSIE ITUNTI NG,PATENT_EVERS 15 te . :0 ' '' 'PATENT I.EVErs• 13 to II 'i WATCHES 4 " .... 7to in Ladles' CHATELAINES .6 to 20 61PARDVIIAINS. (Ladies' and Guntlein(es) 10 to '2) ,yEST.AND FOIL CRAM.. • i 10 to Z) AND GUARD VILAINS.., ein TO I.M.WELET:;,COMeOOnd MnNOIO.- ' • . 10 to - 15 . ARMLETS. fotLadiesand children - sto 0 BROOCHES, Cameo and Mosaic, - fi to .„0. . .. Torentine and letea.. 6to 0 , o. :old (Ladies' and M.L.es) Ito 4 tAr. - Dn Irti,,Florentlne and Lava. Eta 6 Cameo and Mosaic. • " . 6to 13 ' Gold (Laties and Mime). • - • Ito 8 GOLD S INS.G plaid and chased. . Ito 0 - STlThrt (Gentlemens.) Ito 4 • . SLEEVE IirTPONS. (Gentlemen's) vtuions steles:" 3to 5 , .. . 6 " .. CUFF PINS, <Ladles') . , Ito 1 SLIDES. for Pob or Ribbon Cludas..... •I to .5 •' WATCH KEYS I,to 10 - .. .. 13REAST ?MS. 4Gentlemen'to - . 2. , t0 10 " " LOCKETS: Double GLaw. • - oto It "to I " " TITIMIIt.ES. . ' • - ` 414 6 TWINES TO BEISIGEELSI7BECRIECEIM • 14ro Dollars per year. with one Present. Four " two years, " 'lour Present. Five '• three yenre. " .Ithe Presents. • a TERMS.TO'CLUBS, , Ifltla TIT 0011 t 10 cub imbitriber, 1...TP ALTAI'S 0:12 igCTILt fILVY , MET to thuutlikt upor a Club. ,Chttet er three. Svc, ten. twenty. (and one extra to the agent.). MIAs Wger than twerdynne In the same proportion.. .111 e Pubhalter. Mauna ratans. has been known tor many years as the 7'utlisher of the Northern and Southern Maw:Haw& arm asuracrotams Jorasa•~ (edited by Fair-max rst.) and he with confidence refers to the leading bootlaces men-1 almost every -town in the United States. (to most of whom the Si. . Journal thus been emulated) as tothe h.amoimibllity and Integrity", which idapahltthing busluesiris conducted...flotilla secured the armee of a prominent Jewelry 3lonufacturing establishment in Newark,tNeir Jersey. be is led to offer the piveute in similar snicks, but those who dairc Mesta iscelve their presents in liptita. ' • . . . AB POITXMITLIES. litra.cnagni: dad Bcanctss Lam , to _alnn . a:e hare eau foreurtLeg a copr,pf the M. and : M. Journa l ; , or their clrics, or any other intelligent and responsible person, n ill tourer a throe by informing a Club - or acting as Our Local Agent and Corns ! . poodent. ... , . . .. PREMEMS TO LOCAL AGENTS AINt_OTITERS:, Anyper,on sensible Ina sulserlhers Den the full' Oder' of iateedP - • Way - will &nave a superb Muntinz Case Gold and Chains of • the beg. Ennitslr worknanshlpJfull pireled. _ and worth E.& or. at • tholes!, one of Prince's Melodeons, tithe same value. • The person who can raise a° last of O. within period of three months, will receiver' rutrwrior Plano, made by Mallet. Darts & Bostorr.worfh &100. and which met fr.s cash. on'at ehdipe, a anagt set or Ladles' Diamond Jewelry. worth the same turount. For Lists of an with the full price, a beautiful Gold Match, Meth Sta. trill be paid. • • For smaller or largerlids. parties may select any artrelesfrom published schedule. of Watcher& Jewelry. Books, &c.., worth-ln the proportion of au for each ten sulweriberd, or if preferred.= nialtr&l I In caoh. or Prl oentafroureach nut writer. Fot further terms to Agents, skin* the office. • The manner should he sent each week truth the preaMe4 number Is ` completed, la enter that the peesente and paper may be promptly ,- Maned. • • Addnen, • marllnloo2 j?OCKET KNIVEF.—The nicest tot fu 1. Warranted perfect every time, by .11U_LI4AftP. EEO 8 Od .15 00 - .30 W LOCAL AGENTS,- ALBERT PALMER, Promslra, Yunx Elm=on, effit:e. woluiwar. New VD& limit Pnialiiiied'e• ' 1 - BRI6HTLYtS UNITEk:STATE, DIGEST ' .... 3 1789 T 1857... • 1 From the adoption of tfaelConalitulion I°l/0 end of the 77iirtylinirth Congre : . One Vol. Imp.)Svo., pp • 1149. • TUE matter Is arranged ALVltalralicaLL'f, lth ANALTTWAL Invssuem and Sminivnuottn; under whleitt e thitiostotontetax. arrangement hail been. as tar aaipondble.. Prow mi. •It taweeff e es Manottanjthrtsuctress to each lion whereby is GAwmarra can. be Stain at a glance. The notes of Meiji. Dar ots,lncluding not only those of the Sentrucx Goer" or nut Uri Soars. but also .these of the Craven and Dntrmlrr Corti and outer or Cnane; many of which are scatter al throughout the Lana Principle . ..mend not to be found elsewhere; many Dreueons of the Stara County the Oriattent orthe Annitszos tlemartAt. god 111Lit**Or Dimmer st ccon are placed at the foot of the page, and refet to the respective 1 , SIWTIoNa of which they are the triNCIAL bri' soma . There! lean accurate Tame Of QM!. 4130 a Crtno:3o WaL TalaLZ Oill STATL - cla4. The Rerratatortto c Arm are ' conspicuously, In the margin of the page . The terrtmes man sec not only the Tames of each siqukc-r. but also tha rations sub, Jahns Into which. each Title has been dlstrllnitcd. The lama Is math a n d nun prebernothe, and refers not only it the Laws but to the.l.7olarrt- TlrrloN of the United States. Tr, matter Is zed udder Locan as well as Cirgrital. TITLra ; for pt lance. the naint - s of Stares, Tra srroants, Cirrus and mane of the roctra of -the rod Stairs, will be found in their alphabetical on er with a Scam rof the Lem. Lamm In which each of them I .Interested . Th Sterrett as well as the page to given, byt means f - which grimily nereased facility 1 nail spied In the use efthe work still be obtains . not merely bit .Paorkwortir at Gontatur-v. but y those unlearnt , . In the Law. .., In order that firmrs might be eriltied. the Pat of;east Rem tithe has been careful/5" veriderl,l (In the case of II 'Notes...by exam ination of4.he Authorities, and id the Index, by et whoa with the Text) after the matter was In ty LaSSLT. Careful reitani as t o th e contenience Size and Form .has been had In the theme of tit type, to prude a book. which. O mu ta ! LlT9traphlctilv clear an legible. should tbe untenable to the charge of greht bulk and un elidinerts. In enter th at no Impediment my be thrown n the way of the hurcham of this Illgest..but th e ,on the contm It mac become a Legal Manual In use In every (` out. Last , chani rt and Counting mew. as , well as Its the Legislate Italic and Pn leOfficen, weihate determined to seirthe Weft - at IX DOLLARSher copy ; and we flatter oninelves that a Law k no costly in . is preparation has rarely before been efferotl at so O.' a prim. , • From the Hon. It. It. Taney. . tittf auctice of use rolled States. "Itis a work of Much value d well exemitcd; The heads - under whiett. the different nets of. Cur cress are arranimil, are well chosen and appropriate; nod what is sill more important. the Index, so far MI have been able to examine t. la complete. The book ha.. evi dently been prepared, with mu h care anti Jud ent, and will. I doubl not, be very acceptable is the !mtge." , From the iIonSIL C. Grier, rue of the Jturtic , of the Suprema Court cram United States. , 1 "The work anent honor not aly to the learnt and laluatty of the author, but to the publishe , t for the very It - dame manner do which It is elmuttsl. Thom w o prefer to haveo..hentatutes in a di gested form will rind It a Ton' Wable boxierl Front the Hon. IsarF. no, Meld, Chief .111;t1 - "I esteem It n Mort excellent work of the elaSi KAI & IIitiITICEWI ' Law Bcmitseliers. Pali:hers al apti--ma - 110. 19 Sculls Sixthl SERIEg NE%V LITTELL'S Publisher ' Prosp /AN the ad of April, 'annieneell the GE, enlarged to somely I.rintert on Fine Pape with Put Edrtr. The inng ...Lahti...hell %Int k. , reedi.) high tvp ,. +teemed en)ove.L ten let, it gupertion.., nlo„i ehoi, , , and :tf , ly o , llt artnt ,otTlpVlidi i tern ttert o la mai of F.nmh•. a 7'he Best Selected Compti-Ing. rt. 4 It Inc. the " n. N. 1104 liet.h.t., and Perl.ll, a, thec,i ftt • apparialt that I tltahle for all eh t hiinsopher, t: I i t airy of Ito Ilterai ..I,llv, a hinaq , I W . F..% NI , , ):N1 tpon price of vrl4 onstlttaln ' • It f. Cheapest Perisialical in ti ele. and oa•ra.iloteil 4eleetion, own country. It will he at one alike unique ion' unrivalled, . Slatehrtan, Studrnt, .1 In addlniin to the Intrinale qt TITS ..f reading-rnatter enthea work amount, , to hi il. T 1 sixTripAGEs. the A mihserli LRS pm: A U NNM ; th.. d~~i«~~ ui :~r~,r mnlLl yv~m~~: This a - nrk.haii re firedthe !MIA :xr.4 :AeruLir. and aL.. the men of ~ur c)untry— ' eilth Ch ref JustierStnill, Prescott', Geo. Tickner, Hon. .farid Sparke. Chance' - Hon.' T. Q. 1:(r. I Mood. racked 1, ec Inc of ex' .1 at T Complete ..etn, hand...melt ilreretl In all the principal d woo :id Two Dollars a % ohm • Any Volume mar be had Dollattand a half to It:umbel An number may be hat while for sotettrihent nr Pu tier may hare, and thus ere Caneasocra Wanted. ST.V aplBm3 41r1f.`34 cent. , and It mar be arnrth haser. to,n)pb, cam . Broken Volunn , s ratty unbance tit r _ NFORD Pro:Asti its New York. Off YES I 0- D ES!! i • HERE_ )vE . ..romE. . BOYD ic4:2 WEBOTERa HAVING purchaSed of S. A. nodruff his Stock in Trade, arel prepared t accommodate all who will us with their cust ,at "live and let live" prices. I . STOVE AID tRIPE, IN, COTPER, • " AiN SHEETIIRON WARE of every description ( tsually.fonndi in the country. Also, IV/XL2 11 7 SAS/4_ • - PA DOO R 1111. ND 0 WtLINDS, LA TV. . • I P/1 VF. LUMBER. and BUILDINd MATER ALS generalfg.. Designs for Couniry building. with specifications and estimates of cosk, furnis td to such as may deATt-e , them, at mod rate prices., Persons about building in the ountv will find it to their interest to cull on us. Co and see us, we intend always to;ltecp the latches ring, out. Tin shop on Main street,a few ds south of Searlu's • Carpenter shop n ••ar the Meth dist blurt+. N. B. Afl kinds of produce to in in exchange for Goods. Wm. 11. BOYP, A. L. WEIISTF.R. Montrose, March BO I I. 1858.-Iy. THSTA 'NOTW TTARDTIMES." assortment of SELEC .j.~i ~ a • • • and be is t•onstantlis receiving a days. Prices as- 143.7 as the low , . Montrose, April 17, 1858. . Stationeu i and F : cy Goode AT REDUCE I D FRICE FOR CASH, ~, i AT THE . XWEEllikkg Mfid. STOR.I 3 in the Post Office, Eby 'IL. N. BULLARD. Montrose, Marc 31, 1858._ . 4 C I OLD PENS 1101.DERS.rhe best article ev 13f er before offered in this re ion. Also, the best of Metallic Pens, by • .N. BULLARD. --- —t ..• B . w OOKS, BOORS,,..—Some .at • , and someven r , at Piper cenr below cost, atutother articles in the same proportion.Call' arid e convinced at the Po=t Office. 1 ' N. BULLARD. Montrose, March. :.7.1, iSSB. • IS'' O s T TT ALL WHOM IT MAY C NCERN. The firm ..L . of Morse & Nicho, beret fore engaged in the Tannery' Business! this day dissolved by mutual consent. A neulfirm has al;p . beeit established un der the mine and4,style of 1 " Richols,, r4lllOlOjS, Co., consisting of the iollow.ing nt . hers, to wit: IRA myna; p. W. EMMONIS. G. L. MORSE. J. T. ALDEN". L. H. ALDEN. Herrick, Su.N. I Co., Pa., c March 22, IssB.—tf Wing's Cel • brated TIIE best thin of the kit _L had of Montrose, 'garb 31, '55, r, BOXES O A TEN SEED. tl sale, by • - _ Montrose.. March 24,1868: TRY.' N SALT, ti 1) URE ASJIT , by Monti*, Math 17, 1858 :1 of MEI TilikEeplattet% t 4) mark , - t .1 % FAIkIMLER'. It will be useless to enuim any thing in the. Patent otherwise, calliit the Farmer the place, down town.• •. . Montrose, M reb 10, 1858, t,.. .. . fil i' TICY Bill. iIILE thd_hard times , .ntinue, it is good poli- W cg to ecohomize in the nsatter'ofcrothing. This I can only be doe by patronitihrg a skillful Tailor,who will make up kto welul g x iir 'much longer than the imported read y trash. Give - the home Tailor a chance, and ks .p the money circulating here. Call in at my-shop,ntlenteno , retall select your style from the ' ' r - 1 . r NG P. I, riee.a are as r work is w SFR] for 1858. My fif and n tion. rjr Cutting, done on shot l ed, and warnwited to fit if done without. Montrose, arch It, 185 BOX& G ZCOBB:offers to the public, at prices that . cannot fell to suit; a lirge and superior assort- inent of GROCERIES, At the old and sell-known establishment formerly oc cupied by 0. )1. Crane. - SUGARS, TEAS,DOFFEE,SPIHR,FLOUR SALT, (by the sack or barrel,) FISH, and all ar ticks-usually found in.first class Groceries. ' The attention of Farmers is solicited to a superior quality of GRAIN d• GRASS SEEDS, which the undersigned has on hand and for sale. CLOVER ct TIMOTHY' SEED, k HOOD WHEAT, sold at verylow rates for CASK. As I mean to merit, I mope to receive, a liberal share of public patronage. Z..C088. Mintrose, March 3, 1838. , . 9m3. DOCT - . R. THAYER NATOULD say to the Public that he will be at his V office from nine until ten o'clock, a. m., every ;day. Tuesdays and Saturdays, from nine in the morn- Ihg nine in the evening, extraordinarica except ed. All wishing to see him will govern themselves accordinky. Montrme, Jan. 6, I ssB.—tt REMOVAL. TnE SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP OF G. F, FOBDFIA.II,- LA removed to the building recently occupied hr C. C. Hollister, on Main Street, one door above S. S. Metes, and where' he will be happy to wait on all who may . favor him with their patronage. Montrose, Jan. 6, 1858.—tf GOING: GOING : Ak=fitolglt. of N ermont : th i e SherilT. We prefer to &spore B GREAT EVD.UCEITIENTS OFFERiD TO ' 1 1 o nit Importers. et.. rhilwitlphla !~ . CUSTO3IERS, or op SHOUT CREDIT. selth Wisroved Ate,. Those who wish 'to avail kilo:m.ll,es thls,cpportunity. we -ativt.e to akll at the Store's of rctaq. . - FAV'SETLIES of ID hand. lathm whlcli, this n>• to trio. to its claims GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM & CO„ AT - EITTIER JIONTROS4 SUSQ. CO., PA., . • SITSQUEIJA.4 — DEPOT, SUSQ. CO., - or TO TrA NDA,B/Lel PFORD CO., PA:, Where lx-e otter to suit the• !,the Times. 411 the worblzre [ s-43n oririnal 1. ire literature of our hc i c_, of th ne c t " Family Circle. y content A, the WAN. earls volume of this :, HI:NM:ED AM) ch Is only SIX DOI, e Beat and tea AVOID) SPENSION, Great. Bar.„train . s TO PURCHASERS OF ALL RINDs OF. e World ti of the Kele% MIR. on of many eminent Dry Goods & Ready Made Clothing, which have hoot lately purchalteti Illifier exeredlqg to prices, anti ceiling at the Nano. A ,plerollil goek of co. Bancroft roam*, rrt Barnts. DRY GOODS, neat NIX,. and de le of freight, are 1:4 13E0@ 000 P-0, RICH MOIRE ANTICXE. BLACK .VNII FANeti SH.FS PLAIN AND PRINTED FRENCH MERINOS SHADED AND PLAIN ALL tVi.)OL, AND COM MON DELAIN ES, n Dolan , . bound. Or u 11;=ii===== our stock Is complete and rsdmdshlng IT3w. We also have on hand which we offer pet' cent. lower than nnr other Establishment In this Peellan. Also nothltta made to onler in the neatest and WA manner., nod W ILIiANTED. All kids of Grain taken at the lIIGIIEST MARKET PRICES. Drlinl Apples and Geese Feathers. Please all and price our rood 'and patlary yourselves of the aboye FACT. Gnttenberg, Rosenbaum &Co. MONTROSE, Pa., Nor. 1857,-tf Thrilling Ingident. BE suhscriher having again resumed the TAI- L. LORING BUSINESS rrntalarntly (Whig health will permit) sill spare no reasonable_elfort to please all who may see fit to employ him. Shop in the Brick Block over Bentley and Read's Store. 31;ptrose, June 2.1, IS:S7.—V AINTTiLI..NcToriIirEFS.; I COPPER, ANI FI S U IP` i i' I F E .P .q :FOIL, GLA SS k S RS .1 XI) MULLERS, LITINGI: A BIM, de., r.t the Store of Montrose, Jan. 6, 1 858 TusT the "Nicest Thing Out," is the new'Ear • Cr Pitch Pipe, giving the sounds on Letters A and C. For tuning Instruments they "_Can't be heat," as the. sound may be prolonged-to any desira ble length. Made of the beat German Silver and ' warranted perfect" Sent to any part of the Coun ty, postpaid,On receipt of tl ,00,by A. H. SMITH. Montrose, Pa., June 24, I 857.—tf. k. WEBSTER DING, -1 Old Forwarding Line!! BEL TERRELL'S t GOODS, keeps up, - PUSH BUTTER in great demand, in New Tork ! Fetch it on. Poultry too!!! We advance inoney on these articles. Ur We base just sold Turkeys at 13 cts. per pound. cessions, every few We invite all persons interested to call, compare notes, or try the line. We report progress for 1858. lIENRY McKINNEY, VAN SICKLE & YOUNG, Great Bend, Feb. 7, 1858.—yuitu22'58 T"' 11.:.; !wen r, wiring auring the past three weeks a tine lot of SPA S & SUMMER CODIIS i making, with former stock, an assortment with which there is no comparison in this vicinity ; and that they are being sold in a manner satisfactory • to customers is manifest from the fact, that notwithstanding all efforts at competition, the rush and sales.thus far 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 addithm to the large va riety kept lFar years, we now haie a good • assortment_of REAlirlif .4 lDE CLOTHING, BOOTS cf,- SHOES, in all varieties. Please give us a call. Gibson, May 27, 857. • S. S. INGALLS. ring Crackers, crer made. To be J. LYONS & SON. XOTICE is hereby given, that Abe firm of Ilawley & Guild is thy t day dissolved by mutual consent. C. r.-lIAWLEY, just opened, an for J. LYONS k SON. The books and accounts can be found at the store formerly occupied by the subscribers. All persons hiving unsettled accounts are requested to settle the same as soon as possible. The business will be conducted in the future by the subscribers, under the firm of C. P. & 0. if; !lawlcy, who are constantly receiving from New York and Philadelphia the latest styles of • Fall apd Winter - Dry Goods, . ALT.- the Sack or Load, for F. CHANDLER. • COMEI! • lICINES ever &fore . s the found at the TORE. When you wish tciue hue, or Don't forget Clothing, dm., all of which will Ike sold at ec i ery small profit, for ready pay„ C. P. lIA IVLEY. Gibson, Sept. 2, 1 857. . 0. M. lIA IVLEY. c Store IL STOVES, STOVE% /VII stoves have iteen so thorouely tried, to the lJ entire satisfaation of all, that they need no rec ommend from us. S. IL SAYRE'S; BROTIIERS. MOntrose, May 27, I 857.. c.r. - taistae m TAE u ersigned are now manufacturing and have on and all kinds of Carria: and Sleigh Stuff; such e feliQes, :wit, „Thins, Cutter-Runners, Raves, Fenders, d:e , d•?, for sale, in lots to suit pur chasers, very low. for cash. +Also, all kinds of work steamed and bent, to order. 'CROOK & JOHNSTON. Great Bead; Pa., March 3,1838.—1 y SOIONS insonable as a man can .ted to give selisLae- Grass Seeds! Grass Seeds !I c('`LOVER SEED of the LARGE KIND, and TIMOTHY SEED, new lot, just received and for sale by • notice, carefully mark d for .• and no cutting JO/fh; GIIOVES.. -3111 r gale - at .TUftRET,L'S LOOK HERE! CONI PRISING AI e LIIOST EVERY KIND OF MEMO COCOS' I=l /UAW NA.I2 E1b23138, To Singers and Choristers: LOOK HERE : MOO, DISSOLUTION. Gibsor., Aug, 17, 1857. New 31ilford, Aprifi", THE iIIONTROSE to. \ 4 lte . - sdt ill 1 ! A eleqek:4l g.opoilq Nails, Iron i ,,Mal. Castings, DOOll LOCKS & lIANGINGS,SCRE of various kiwis, SADDLERY, beyond deseriptl Carpenters Tools, Shoemakies I . nousonioLo FIXINGS, besttles a Urge assortment of GROCERIES, CROCKER D-B - Y 0-0/0-D-S- at the lowe'st market piiees. ,, All these, and other artielesjeatt always he found in the PHOENIX BLOCK, at the store of M. S. Wilson• itiSo Montrose, Nov. 4, 1857. ' • "INlClo i ri.o • IS HEREBY GIVE LTORIIIIII I lIAs just returned frdin New-York, with d and choice variety of GOODS, bought fo' and selected with much care, from over thirty best-Houses in New-York, which he offers to tourers and the public, at low price”'S, for Cast stock comprises ; DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, DYE STU EFS, GROCER! GLASS CROCKERY, MIRRORS,4 I CLOCKS WALL PAPER, WINDOW PAPER, • WINDOW 0, FANCY GOOPS,' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, JEWELRY, PERFUMERY, DRY GOODS, HARD WARE, STONE WonhF.* WARE, BROOMS, BRUSHES, 't JAPANNED WARE, BIRD CAGES, CANARY SEED POCKET UMBRF.LLAS, GUNS, %- PISTOLS' AMMUNITION, TURPENTINE, . cAmmai ALCOHOL„ LIQUORS, (For 'if edieinil Purposes, o TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, SHOULDER TORT MONIAES, - -. SPECTACLES, -- SILVER A: PLATED SPOONS, FORKS, GOLD PENS, STATIONERY, _ _VIOLIN STRINGS, And all of the most popular PATENT XEDICIAES. P. LINES. Thankful for Ow liberal patronage hi,the ed; he hopes to meric a coutinnance an, ABEL TURRELL creme of the same. Montrose, 2, 1 657 •:-.IIIINET MILNUFACTO O mn[L,L -- m A F C T RE R and dealer in . furnature, is now prepared orders or Bedsteads of all kinds at w retail on short notice.. Retail prices ran lip Wat is, according to style. Ile also kee Ready-made Collins ; and as he has a llearse, he is prepared to attend funeral notice. New Milford; Dec.. 7, 1 556. ffr FARMERS 'ATTEND T IIE undersignedwould respectfully a eAnuiandailoti4terst hare associated ourselves together under MOTT & TILDEN, `at the old stand of M. A E. Mott, where Oared to furnish PLOWS of the most ap terns now in use. such as B/aiehby's, Beam, Ate. Also Points of all kinds, cutivator teeth, and all kinds of eastings ers and °them all of which we propose t as can be afforded by any establishment try. ELLT A 1 G. A. T We are also agents for Emery's 110 Drag and Circular Saws -for wood, alker Powers, which we can furnish on shove n Montrose, Jan. i f I 557. - L Dress-Making Establish ii LADIES lIAVE TO llEilliD TL IN R o p B e . n l er a I V ilhne lage of Brooklyn,, and h York with a large and consisting of Ladies and style and variety, also ly on hand of every im splendid assortment of F deries, hair Braids, Lace Goods, &c., &c., al lowest 'prices. ( re- Particular attend Brooklyn, May G, 1 85,1 SSOI Tcoltership 1 HOWELL is this. da The hooks and accounts for settlement ; and th carried on at the old s , • E E GUILD Montrose, . N PERSONS esirous of any deseriptio payments with Post, Cj rose, to my credit, wh from their,date. . I:4IIThE HE subscribers ar, .11_ constantly on ha , quality at Montrose quantities at a fair quantity can be suppli Superior ground Pl hand hereafter. :1 STEAM Gill 11 establfahment,wi perfiue aid Fine Flo , ity,alao Chop and B Custom worif will be cases warranted. Montros6. July.l 8 GR A cornpleie asesor ' ICBURRITT Mil -THAT.-- ovaifisioilmospoor I=ll=l prniet ly of Nc and Fancy Stor ..I just returne l ashionable stoc Ulises Straw 11, 1 ape anJ Silk H. and color, tog ncy Goods, noel ['Fiery, Caps, of I . rhich she on paid to ftlca Always a r.-17tf .UTIOI Jetween Z. COI 11 • dissolved by m are in the hand 'butchering b nd by J. A. Ho Z. CO • J. A. p7.—tf % . • , i'or. 20,' TICE. f paying me m. ,; can do so by oper & CQ.,11 •ae receipts wi C. - • .4 Sprit 18, PLAST now. burning d, Lime of a epot, and will cc. Persona ;.:zon a reaso I • r wift bo keg i ~ii[~ Montrose Depot, [ AND SA , - having porch , ;I keep constant ' , Corn Weal o n at the lowes , done with deep CERIES. lent at -NEW STOVES. Tit B BRITT justreceiving Large • stock of • , • , .NEW, STOVES, Including a luilent of 'ELEVATED OVEN L - .7AVG : E• OVEN . , ' .AND FLAT-TOP PREMIUM COOK STOVES, FOR, - WOOD or COAL;, ' IFITIIA. SUPERIOR VARIETY OF. Parlor, Office, and Shop Stores, for WOOD or COAL Also Stove Pipe, Zinc, Sheet ken Stove Tubes, dr.e., &c. MIS ASSORTMENT- will INCLUDE the MOST SELECT and DESIRABLE STOVES In market, and will be sold on the most favorable . ° terms, to Nshich be 'ould invite the par ticular attention of CASH BUYERS. • N'Ew Marcern, October, 1 857. $2x,000 WORTH OF GOOD PANIC PRICES. t ,n, lit, S NOW RECEIVING LARGE -ADDITIONS OF NEW GOODS ; o hid stock that will be sold at pricett to cult the times, Including a great variety of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dregs Goods, uith .t full as.enrtment to all departnwnt% 111. TRA.V., and prices much reduced; and many kinds nf Goods ruckeithan 25 PER CENT, LOWER than:early fall prices. Ite:wnuld Nutienlarly mil the attentlun of CASH BUYERS, . • TO MS NEW STOCK OF Carpetiitg, Buffalo Robes, Stoves, &c.,. .1.4 ,re an.l rich and allow down price. 4 NISW Mn.roap, NV- a, 1557. 2 13 I, A CO SM AND Anhscribur would respectfully Inform the ti übllc that haring T twnigtit the inter of W C. P. Edwards In the agon lupine." at large Cush, of the is eus- Ills Burrows' Gibson, Pa., k .. 1 1 ,11 0 1. 11 nt stark In that line, and also that he Sleighs; plain and swelled body Cutlets, WAGONS, RIIIAGES, hatlie Mtn, for %ale very low for prompt pap. A ll ki n d, of wor k inlated, 511.4-kinds of custom work done in Illack.rnith Shop. dud as he In frequently ealled npon neiku IFFI NS. and having on.nre,peet for the dead IS well as for the Ilving, has been at the •xpenie id - fitting lg. a •, SPLENDID HEARSE. , nd Is now prepared to ufeet all orders on 'Mort 'potlee. JACLHI DUTCHER Dec.,21,1.5:1%-m3llmll MI NEW-MILFORD STOVE EMPORIUM. r L JADES Great Rednition in the price of Stores. DICKER - MN & MUTT ARE now reeeteltur their Sterk of Stoves for the F.U.L. and Wm run Tn Arms and would 1*.% leave to *ay to theirmimeruns friends and customers, that they have ill Mind the lamest and I*A - selected STOCK OF STOVES ever offered to the Inhaliitants of f.reinitehanna County. Their stock consists of the most approved patterns of 1 Elevated Ovens, Large Ovens, Premium, and Coal Cooking Stures,besides any quantity of Parlor Stores, for Wood. or COlll, Offire, Hotel and Box Stoves. We have the beet Stove (nr burnlnri coat, corer( meted on the diving tine principle, ever made and at a very moderate prior. EMI • We would take this opportunity of remitoling our mend, who are Solicited to -AAigulkiVirfro'Zr I[l+ well estzblishot fad that the Cost 0f selling Stoves by pesidllng them about the cmintry, to not less than lifteot per cent, and gellOttlity ai 114.41 as twenty, to !LW; nothing a bout teui debts. and wrsa of Of course this extra expense COlllOl out of the pockets of the purchaser. In consideration of the above facts, we oiler our entire 14.!G FLCID at twenty ocr'cont. lens than any pe4aub,wlll, or can tell. PlOse call and scr If these thine, are not no, BM )lcrroun, yt.lqs" tf WS, Sc to receir largp in RF.LL. • ABEL TL FA i ll hinds m to fill all Mosaic or Le from $2 sonhnd '; elegant on short Inounce to that w he firm of We 114ce ereceived the following letter in relation to bn. MORSE'S INDIA' lIOOT PILLS. ACREEN Foca ConNcss, Susq. 2.Stb, 1856. Messrs A. J. WHITE S Co.,.New York:— " The Morie's Indian Root Pills had from yon give universal satitfaction, in -EVERY INSTANCE, and our farmers use them for almost everything. The DYE. ENTERT- has been raging in this section to an alarm ing extent, for the last six months, SCARCELY a SINGLE ramily s having escaped, EXCEPT THOSE WHERE your pilia hare been cup A.i A PREVENTIVE, in which case they have NEVER FAILED. I will inform you shortly how to send a further supply. Your ob't. Serv't:" ALPIIONSO R. SMITH. • e are pre roved pat roteß Iron Lantlqides, for Farm sell as low this coon- MOTT. LDEN. , :e Powers, jo g Churn lice. Such letters as the above need no comment from us, they ought to . Convince all of what me firmly believe, that Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are the very best hill ever. made. • Sold in Montrose by S. H. A: D. Sarre, and hr one person in every town, and in all coditry Stores. A. J. White lc Co,, 2 St. Peters Placr, New York, sole Proprietors. - ' • 47—tf 13113 NE WS York, has , in the from New L of goods, !ts of every i ts constant ther with a as Emhroi ati-Des, • ifers at the - V OR SALE IN ONE BODY, about 5500 acres o Land on the waters of Spring Brook, a brattCl cf the Lackawanna river in Luzerne County,Penn'a. about Midway between the thriving towns of Scran ton and Pittston. These land's arc cotered with val Wile 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 railroad' made and now in progress—olfer to the capitalist no opportunity for the investment of money that seldom occurs. For further information apply to K. P. IIo• sack, Esq., No. 11, Wall street New_ York, or to -the subscriber, at• Montrose,Susquehanna countt,Pa.., the attorney in fact of the owners. April 6, 1 854.. , HENRY DRINKER. hing:Ma nom. B & J. A. told connnt. I. of Z. Cobb, nese will be ZLL. • B, SOAP MANUFACTORY. PIM subscriber keeps constantly on hand for side. at his establishment in Montrose,the best qual, ty . of SOFT SOAP, manufactured from the lye of wood ashes and grease, in the old fashioned way,and not by apy patent - process.. For those that furnish the grease,he manufactOres the soap for $1,50 a barrel. • Warmr.tedln all cases to be pgfed article,or the Soap maybe returned and the money refunded. - ()WELL ney,on debts leaving their 1, kers, Mont i to allowed . WARD: Per barrels s , oo Half Barrel .. .. 2,, 50 Gallon \ . • 26 Wholesale.dealers will be furnisbed=if delivered at the Ashery inMontrose—at the rate of ten barrell for $45,0r at Scranton-at ten barielo for $5O. • ' , JOBS HENRY WARES. Montrose, March 1,1 856., I oyl !and will keep very superior -ell it. in any ishing a large able notice. constantly on . POST, • FLOU-R, FISH, SALT, GROCERIES, TEA,. COME, RIGA ke., for sale low, for cush. Call and see befiWe purchasing elsewhere, at ' S: S. MOTT'S. • Montrose, Aug. 1 2, 1 857. • DRINKER. JESSUP. SEARLE. V 111 - ILL. 'eed - the above A FORTY: HORSE POWER STEAM ENGINE FOR SAL_Eg on hand Hu ',superior gu4l - prices.— tolt, and in all 138111 IN GOOD ORDER. : FEET eight inch stroke, 14 inch Cylinder, bal. 9 0 lance wheel, three tons. IA a strong well built machine. Suitable for a Coal Shaft or Tannery, and will be sold very Coax. Address, • POST BROTHERS. " MontrOf-'O,. Pa. MEE - AT - Wo DURRO-Tir STOCK of STOVES Read ihg following Letter. 1103,11 E 'WESTMONT. Valuable Lauds For Sale. PRICES. Jan. I'l,l 557 The Independent Republican. 11111LISTIEVETZET Torastay 11110701IVO, AT 1110iTROSE, 'PA., AT $1,50 PER IF ADTANOT. Rates of Advertising: One square (1 6 lines or less)one week, ' w. One square ' e," two week%, One square -ge 'three weeks, -• 1,01 One square - - ' one montl 1,26 One square -" two months, .., One square " three m0nth5,....,...3,05 One square t " ' six months, . - 5,00 One square " one year, • • 8;00 Two 'squares one year, . " 15,00 Three squares one year, .... '...... ..... . .. - 20 00 „. - Five squares one year,. , .... ..._, ..'25 ,00 One column one year,' . 40,00 Yearly advertisers will have the privilege of. alter. ring or changing their advertisements without 'ad. ditional charge. . . Business cards, not exceeding five Hags, inserted at *2,00 per annum. - . - . Job Work. :. This office is supplied with .a good assortment of Jobbing materials, an 4 all kinds of Job Work, suelt as Cards, Poster - s; Pamphlets,ke., will be done nejth Iy and promptly „ BUSINESS CARDS. =! Boyd ik Webster, P • • EALDRS to Slh , "‘" , :htnee Pipe, Tin, Copper ;and Sheet, Irma Ware: alas, W lade. ttaah..Panel Door; Windoerltllarts. Lath s kindse Len her . and all kinds of itelklang itatertatt. Tin. tihop Sontt n of 14,,,rie•s itgel. and Carpenter Mop nal/ idetbOdllt Malan. Atorrntual, Pa., April 14, IhtB.-tt Dr. E P Wilmot, vt - tuinriat of the Allopathic and Ilozneopalide Camelot Ur Windup, to, nooliermanently located In Gteal Bend, Pa. Ot, dm corner or Maine and Elizabeth It., neael, oPPodte the Church, May id, • H. Smith & Son - SURGEON' DENTISTS Reiddence and ffice, optrioalt the ja'a • -42.1015 t church. (North aide.) Ifentro.v.• Particular attention will be given to lifsertl4 ng teeth of Gott, and Stisett ;date. and to tilling decaying teeth.. Moaner. January ;a. I&d.-ti C. D.' Vi4gil, - • Ir RESIDENT_DENTIST. mos - neosz..r.s. ceiti a _• cc at Gm Franklin Rotel: Room N 0.2. Inserting teeth on Gold or Sliver plate done In the Mani...4.4 . 1 . 1e of the Art Jobs warranted. April 7. ISd.-tott a. D. Vail, M. D., IlVslrils AND SURGEON. tuot liertnancnnT lauded WWI, P 4 , 1 Itrackneyeille, Suettueltanna county. Pa.. and will promptly attend to all.calle With witich he may be favored.-18vityl • • R. Thayer, 13ITYSICIAN AND SttGEON, Morribaes, P. Office le the Furrner's store. • BusA. hnell, 770w:tar& couNsEti.olt, AZ LAW. Office over S. B NVest‘n thug Store, St'sqt - rutsxs DZPOT. ra.-11y1 Keeler klitpddard. DCOOTS & SHOES, Leather awl Findings. on / Vain° rt.. first floor below Searle's Hotel. Montrose, l'a,•ftt orusot KEZLEIt C R. ItroDDeJeD Willis i ia H. Jessup, . . A TTOIINET AT LAB' ttiOTARY PUBLIC...OSx on . Pub -1.1. lic Square,. 110:mansgqn. • . Bentley & 4 TTOI:IETB,IT LAW. AND BOUNTY LAND AGENTS:. Office we at of the Couit House, Nont.tose, Pa. - p. n, 10.3111 t. Albert Chamberlin. ATTORNEY .VPtAW. AMT JUSTICE OF 71TE miler over I. L. Post & Co.'s '4 , tore, M(1 . 111110112, J a.• Wm. H. Jessup, A TTORSgY AT LAW ANTI COMILISSIONEU OF DEEDS LS,for the State of New 'York. will attend to 211 letdown entrust,. to him with promptnessund ddelity. Office on Public S quare; acts pled brllom .?eorup. • Abel Terrell, D&NLRB. IN DRUGS, MEDICZNES, CILEMICALS, Paints.l Olin Dye.ateltn, If:rock:rt.:, Dry hoods, Hardware, 14trasews,s, Gla-srrare, Clocks_ Wattle,..lewerrc, SP>catS, \ _pleg-InstrurntA.fintases. Sergtual Itestnments, Llquork neon, ' erniiim" Statiop,ry, Yankep Notions, ac. _ F. B. Chin Aler, DEALER IN DRY GOODS, Ready Made Clothing. Grnwies Books and Stationery, etc., Public Aveucte.„ll4Pa.. Post Brothers, TIEAL:r.m: Ti DRY GOODS. Grocerim Crockm, Ersrdwini. Lestfier, Flow, etc, comer of Tumplke street and Publle Ave titi',.Ntsyrssmr„ Pa. . . J. Lyons & son,,, fIEALEItS IN DitY (:001)S, Groceriu4. Ilarthvare, Crnekery, Tiumarv.ll.ol;s. Ace. ; atm% carry on thellout MINDING businces —Public - Avcon, Must - non, Pa. I. 1.0004, Bentley, Read & to., DEALP.IIS EC DRY GOODS. Dnunt, 'Medicine& Paints. Oil& fin wen,. Hardware, CrncketT, Imn, Clock& Wntehcs. Jew. elFy. zipnonn, rcrfutnery. &c. Brick Block, lloyntran. c r tam. J. P. W. Ruar. William & William H. Jessup, TTOItiEYS AT LAW. Morrinuss. Pn. Practice, In Snip e . imnn., licadc e cu Wayne; Wromintand Lucerne counties. Rockwell & Winton. • - F ‘CirligitS and Dealers in Straw GooL. tratt, Paps, l'ar.Look Itibyx.oot,.tc., &0., No. 4OCoortland 4ticet, New Yonx, (op Atolrs.) =I A. Baldwin, • • HOLESALt,and Retail Dmler to Floar, Sart, Pork. Fish, Lard. Brain • Feed. Candles. - Crbrer and Timothy seed. tas the Corner ~-ust o rwt Brothers Store. - 11corraoss. aplt:K-tr. . . . Z. Cobb, TIE:O,ER p: GROCERIES. !Cc.. at the otore,recently occupied ji . y by c m g e & Rogers, Slontrose. Pa. ... . i310Yer.....m. :10 , .....23, 1,,W;.-tt i " .. AN ACROSTIC. - • M tiItItIN , DS, 1 oirm Two ars= AND a' sip - "9 ( LI) rA3III,SED Comas; raom maTax az A l ~ .AZMIS AST. Sara= sorra:elixir KW "m a roan It iFEIZENCE—MILIBUI/A TUT N 1 1 .13) TOLI) • , 13 : I NDV LGI: k NT. gOO/).);(1061,50,111rAir-L/LTGLIIIIG . E , • 9 Qi imuroomyrt, Nonsaoa, amir A 3,1• ATIT ED L 7.1 , At* Shop - \0.3, itaLemeat of. Searle's Hotel; on Tarmake §treet. 31omrsaor..f.. 21. 1557.-td THINGS AS THEY SHOULD - BE w Fa . n e u .„ l,l . , , Ty 4 ;7 1 7 v n , l n zm cy or FrieadATil.Customers that . POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES of the rlav, for which we are allowed forty percent., for wiling; end we pnpmioe'untler the hant times, dividing half the pronto with oar custompro. Nom% gootildricticto and enemies, Of 'Fe hare any,) you that with urre money, call at the o "frarmers Store," • - and yen will lind everything which poor diseased nature requires for 1,, ,,,,, t0rati0n. at wictorunparilielled in the history of the medicine age. Among our catalogue may be Mud the celebrated .... (ICArIMLIVIA 31 =Mem: Ifir, limas Iforravrti Puss: SovrttrarM BALM: Tug Gasman box or Tux Dot: liver:ma Vantranr.r. Mamma ; Clur..Vo Pius; (;¢llrFtelt lILTI:LANIA: _ GrIIMAN VZOLtABLZ: tere 0 _., Niumearro etrrtemt, Juormica's Vzitarrent ; l'A IN till.iß ; CEANTALLiI BLOCin Pram": ItalowAV's itLAPT RtILLZr; with every variety of • Thayer's Family Medicines, warranted to answer the purpose for which they are recommended ) wit n n th ers 1., numerous toimentlon. Call and see to. Comm' and advice free of chard, U. THAYER, Jr. Nimerrvet. Dec PATENT MEDICINES. A MONO the great variety of Medicines atTorreirs Store, may MI /i found all of Dr. Jayne's yogis' celebrated Family medicinet Ayres Churn' PA aid Cathartic Pills; Ilalsey's roreot Wine and Forest Pills; Poland celebrated German bitten; triodes's se ries of FAO yn: eines; 3lerchant's Gargling 011. the greatest rem edy roe In n'ean or beast ever known; Mathewunn's infallible Remedy, :Ind .- Rome Remedy; Ortiers llownlihre. and a - varkey‘st other kltiols ; Trask's Shornetlc Olutment,ShigreA remedy for burnt rheumatism, and- all Inflammatory complaints; Pond's Extract. s first rate thing Or similar puppy, as the shave Ointment ;Andrews Into Destroying agent a ft good article ; Woodcock's lialwan and Boss Litd/Oollt ; Atwood's Jaundlee Bitters, Canker Drops. Until:fent. wet I'PS'PlerY Droll; Baker's Compound- for Dysentery; Roughlon's Pepsin. for Ilyspepilnd llelmbold's EXtract ofllnchu and Extract of Sarsaparilla; a variety of salves. the beet In market„l`lllo, dm s sad an almost endless variety of Patent Medicines, altogether too owner one to ennmeraof—but :Mille(' it to my, that the public wilt Sod Peal ly every thine In this line, at the Drug - and Fancy Store of Montrose . /ABEL TURRELIic Banking House or POST, COOPER & CO. HENRY DRINKER,. MONTROSE, W3l. lIUNTTING COOPER. November . 1 2' I 8 1h • ISAAC L. POST: DRAFTS) on Now York City an4l Philadelphia.— Collee,ions promptly made and re404!4 : Office hours from 1,0 A. 34. to 3. I Messrs. Allen k Patton, N. York. REFERENCE, Samuel C. Morton, Esq.,'PhiVs. Rom Willisni Jessup, Montrose. Manufacterer's Insurance Compaq, CHARTER PERPETUAL. " Granted by the State of Pennsylvania. CAPITAL, $611K1,000. FIRE, MARINE, & INLAND TRANSPORTATION; rpuls Company was organized with 4 Cagh Capital, _L and the Directors have determined to adapt the basin* to its available resourees,--to observe pm deuce iM conducting its affairs; with a prompt adjust ment or losses. /A.S. LeCciscorr, Pres't. Wm. A. Dmova, Vice Pres% . ALFRED WEass, Secretary. Dmiczotts. - -Aaron . S. Lippincott, • Wm. It. Thot as, Charles Wise, J. Rinaldo Sank, WI% A Rhodes, William Neat, Alfred Weeks, lohn •T. Simons i Charles 3. Field. James P. Smyth. • ' • OVSICE, No.lo lierthants'Ezehange, Phil. `A. N. DULLARD, 'lout. Montrose, Pa., May 13, I 837.rl • It tI E .Nc t Eing secured the right, of using Geddard's rat : 'eat for raising and lowering carriage iops,i4 prepared to furnish and put them on :Vibe.. shorts:l notice. - Montrose, May 6 I 07. • 1= SZESEM
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