A
Frani -the 'ortk -Inter. An,
T4e PhileidelfAia Election—T,l
thi Ci t y Greeting.
0
MI li , t. amt.', LEWISITIM, ri. 1
Philadelphia rideemed ! For( the people have ;pp'
- And their dice echoes lend over mountain arid p ..*.
The base "lngltsil swindle" lies shattered and broken,
And who shill eel. gratlts fragments again! .. .
Ptsar Bigler k lieintail a slave And a free State,
"Good Lord andgood Devil," sass Billy so .tneek ;
.•
&daft chabei has Ithelevirwhen;er'eemen awaken,
And Christians int f truth through the ballot-box speak.
.
The stunersi and bruisers, and Molly Maguire,
AU skinn"d and dernbfounded and put to the rout;
Like ndtle-4take4 •cauilit. in a whirlwind of fire,
And frightened to death' by the Peoples' loud shout !
I
0 tintve Fhiktdel hial the reentry lion-glories
- . ,
To honor thy fre ten . so, gajlant and tree; •
And when Isere chance in the :coming October,
We'll " do the-thing; up," . Philadelphia, like -you!
•
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0 heard ye, that i ibroch, ye brave men: of -Kansas,
In - yoar dark, dismal Lueknow or terror and gloom?
-The brave Philadelphians, by Havelock marches,
Advance to lconsitn youi• mean foes to their tomb.
Philadelphid rede Tried ll For the people hate Itpolten,
And their voice echoes Mud over mountain and plain,".
The base "Bitglissti swindle" lies shattered and brokin!
Whit fool shill e'er gather its fragments again ?
- I 1 ' • . .
• .
. The Chivalry an the Laiv.-- , 1 • .
- Tay. --are"chivalVv" showinipus . a 'new. phase
.
of their ebarneter. IJast, year, and intact"in
all time pitst;:tlfiy fig,ured as the fighting men
of the fedrll.4italtlie bloods of the • me:-
„tropelis-itnlhvenged all insults at - the.
sword's HMO? the pistol's mouth; They
absoluteN hoMed fIU battle. The Northern
men were snecli,A at daily for' their pusillan
'unity and; unWll - litignessto engage in pitgit-,
Tistie and lather eneotniters, -
.The :religious,
intellgtual ano moral Sliiperiority were, all
•on thd T suitny s f iide of-the •Potonnw.4l „ -
. ' -
-,, This year; s:omehOw;.the tables-seeni to he
: turned. !In the re . eent• Iloiorilf combat ~in
the •Heus6 ,of Zepresentatives, .Keitt; as: the
• .representittive of the Palmett4 chi val ry, .Went
into action - With his; usttaritn pet impetuosity, but,
on being :knocki:d dOwn fitr his. pains by the
~. uneltivalric Grow,Of Pennsylvania, semis to
liavesud etilY subsided. into a devoted-peace
-4
Maker'a asSerterlof the authority. of 46'
law. ..ffilie luid.been annointed by a Cardi
nalolies i'ffreti could not -have• been more
marked. i I
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-Tke. gdod N%lork seems to Ilc : progresslng.
A M. Helper, of North Carolina, has apos
tatized frlpm: the f ,ith of his fatherS, and re
fuses any: loner to;believe : in the righteous
-itess atiprofitahleness,of slavery. He pub
lished a took .s.otrietinte. kit year, in .which
he tieclared it Ito bel his ,cipinion that "a cri
-si' was pnpepding over the sunpy South, in
:, consequence of its devoted attachment to idle
.peculiar institution; and, moreover, suppor
ed his opinicni ty- a number of arguments to
Nil - tick frit' a Ing time, the..South.hasnot.pre
ri,
tended to ha e:anyl better reply than assault
and battbry, , and hanisliment. . Mr. Helper
was, hoW i evernot Within'reach of this sort of
logic when his book ap,pi.s.ared ; sb, as the next
best thitt i g A .thv-eliiii•geci him "with theft_ and
cmbezzl4:criencharges Which_ he reated,
and..lo7%iih sere, lat - winter', withdrawn. Li\
their prdmuigators? in 'this city-. .His work
was largely citiotTi by Senator 'Wilson. of:
• MaSsneriisetts ' in file recent debates on Kan
(l.
,_ ~ . usual,
badan in repi ,
y; b
penator. pggg ,- a, trsual,
had nolhing lietterlto.alleg,e than the old . :tie.,
cusationiolsv'tindling; directed ag'ains.tithe au:
thOr, Helfiei• foriWith.proeceded to file .4
rejoinde t f, telling Mr: Craige, L'ira's inform
ant= tha imeirculair , such 4.story, lie !had.
committed a - cowardly net. - Craire thereup-•
on conitifitted an 4s§a(llL-.but Helper, 'it ap
pears isrthe fetter pugilist of the two, -.lnd
although Craig,e_ measures seven feet, or atere -
abouts, ,he'lwas "',punishing” hint hint severly,
when It - h. _con- tenants were separated.
• - The I'lail- "now ' intervenes; Helper .is
-_chose countenance;
t, Justiee"Arnold - ; Otaige,
-
*hose countenance; doubtless bore. marks -of.,
the strife, dedlines leo O
apvat,utwrongs
the
- of the chivalry mutt be redrns:ed, their bro
ken nose's :zierd,_blnek - -Cyeshioned for-, in spite
of the qt.that no one appefred to prosecute,,
the.delinOeri,.waSlsenteueettto find bail in the
sum:of pa, ;bousarid7 "dollars to keep • the
-pewee; ' The best remains to .be told. The
soberly;;ordeylY, discreet,. fitstidiou.s, gentle
manly, Keitt,i of - South Carolina,:
. suddenly
gentle
,
manly,
while Mr, Helper was ; in - custody.
the horrible tßought-that he procably carried
wealionS.abonrwith, him, mdtat.•his sugges
tion -he was disarmed of a betve-lanife mid re-
volver. ' Ire , was then arrested a second time;
and fined twenty dollirs for carry;ing conceal
!
"ed weapons ; I • .
In view oft the violence and crime which
have so Tongjbeen permitted to go unpunish
ed An Wasl*, these prompt and.vigor
- ous peace'res are highly encouraging,
though it must: he confessed that the satisfac
tion we2take;in
,recounting them would be
somewhat increased if the person why was
arrested andlpunisted had been the man wO
had committed the assault, instead of the
man who wakassaulted.' ,The fact that it was
Mr.lergige Who struck • the first blow was
sworn to by Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, and tes
,tified ;Ai by Mt. Wright, of Georgia, in a lcP
ter published in the Union . ; so there can be
no doubt of :it:. The only thin 7 of a serious
nature charged against Mr. Helper was_ the
statement hi , Mr. Wrightthat he, was"Iall"
and "dark,l and 'had "a, rather sar'age and
siniaterilo6ls. consideringt hat
he is an opponentof slavery, has been let off
very ' Tie has been yillified 'by a
North Carribna 'Serial - or; assaulted -by .
North Ca - Mhia Member of Congress; '.fined
for rioiitgwhat.ei•ery man in Wlfshington is
knoivitito do, and put.under bonds to keep
the peace for Six months. Mr. Wright gives
it as his e . pinion that Helper intended to as.
sassinate sernebody,-though he only used his
fisfs • to defend hiniself when he was struck,
and thinks it waL".ene , of the Most determin
atelir liTielted and unprovoked assaults lie ever
witnessed:" l • But 4fter all it must be a great
satisfacitioaito knovr that somebody has been
punlshed for an Washington
though:it...Vas the man who 'assaulted.--:-.
N. Y. ' t!‘: . =
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'ed.
.11.x0IW.M0 .TO Fate Col
• . - - -
McClung, Of Mi t lissippi„ once got into a dis:
pute intheoffce of the Prentitm House, at
Vicksburg, o'-
wit rowdy, when, to end the.
i
,matter,. withoutk
further delay, he took the
rowdy 1 by. the -" imp of the neck," led liim to
the door and kicked him into th,e street.=
The kidee:lpicked himself-up, walked away,
and here the_matter ended. Some, weeks itf
lerwar4s McClung was in New Orleans; and
when firalk i ing up St. Charles street, saw the.
fellow be ' had kicked out of the PrentisS
rfouse kicking .4 third party out of a drinking
saloon. I),cClurig walked up to his old ac.
quaintiincei once kiekce, but new' the kmker;
and scanniog.hirn closely, said : : :. _
" rook here, my_fme Hlow, acre you not
the man I kicked out of the Prentiss 'House
.
the Other day 'I" ' -
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"SOftlyl, softly, Colonel," replied _the roW:
fly tt4ting ‘lcClung, by the arm, "don't men.
tion it....1' g' the inau--but- 7 -but—you and I
know itch() to kick," • _
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.A r,iir.rsa,Snuust.;--There is ,s little
it
streati w ich gtOpties 'into Shasta , Valley,.
California about twenty, miles westo'f tlte
great; htt e.,, , - which •possesses' the singular
prcipeirty_ f iinerOsting eterything which falls
into its miters with a totuplete coat of stone.
Flowers,.leate4 gni", pine . buds, and thir.1...33
of thatetn, mil! :heeotne completely enamel.
ed-in the .couriu of a week or so, retaining in
the pr Ntsk teir nature form.' - ,-Y--
Rsiii•At; cortspOndent of
-the Bcistitti: Bee, writini•ahout-t e revival' at-
ProVidence, saysr: "At one of these•pra,yer
meetings iwtt chnrch in this" eity„wkose sum-.
is.graeed with a4lorne in imitation of St.
NW'S in LOndon, thereftrose a man, dre.ssed ..
• poorly :and ',with depieted,epon
'aged ceuntettence,' who,vffering.up a pure
'an holy ".prayer--to his Creator, closed in the
ing crange manner . I have been.'af
tth the curse of poverty since last
vont wife and children have almost
hunger
,and' perished With the
'Chant" reason? This, l*etliren't
this natirnin4 exhorted
Saviour hay . e failed to
fepairing their boots
religion, I'll • have
-Won in that an.
`en squall h:icb'
1044, att4e„„j
both sid , •
-could
'craft
If.
pountry to
folio\
Elided
fall. If.;
starved wit.
-cold ; and4r .
he men ~ 07119,, htt
poi to come to yot
'pagie for my labor.,
,nd toes; and if this : . ii.
none Of O. It made a sent.
tiience. - It vas as_ it A sub.
.strucl(theihflat aback, and they
time with 'studding sails
.otti t on .
It -t441; slime, little time ere the parso.
brace the headyn ds forward ; and the\
had made a long s rn way before she 4..
upon . the pOrt tack. In justice to the parsoit .
-I must say thathe 'got is ship very cleverly
out of irons.,.liy' saying- tat, •he 'horied the
admonition •wbuld cause t se who had - laid
such'stutrtfilinglylocks. in th brother's way
to remove thetk before the ;u Went down.'"
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S23D.—The ino . st interesting, o house
keep*, of all. fish, is the common s d , which
Truly fie fegarded, .not only as :a so rte of
wealth but as a miracle of natOe in it. mill
tipheition" and eontintiance,. Nutwithst, d
ing thousands of • myriads. are Aeslroyed •
the agency.of man, and tens op thousands o
myriads in-the ova state, we find asundimin- .
ished abundance year after year, which can
only be accountet.ibe by thetemxtritordinary
creitive ability. They spawn about forty
five thousand to eacli 7 female. They ascend
otr rivers from the Ist of April to.fhe 10th
of June, "for the purpo=e, of spliwning,. wyhieh
they'aecimpliah...in the samc-Manner that
bass do, pxcnt the male fails: to cover the
ova. This 'necessary ;operation is fu med by.
the ebbing and fluwing tide. . r
.
.
The organization of-t his fish. says Mr. Pell,
... 1,
enables - it to breathe,either .st or freh wa-
ter, aruN taking, adVan'tage qf, i s- ta flict, I, have
!ven able to tireed them in p "ftd, rind,' from
riuMerot4 experiments, am ._ .; ed to . believe
that - shad liNd but a. single )*ar, and . thus,
when they 'pass down our rivel•s, after spawn
ing,•they are sa weak and 'emaciated _that.
they hill . an easy prey to vO'racions fish.-- .
They take the circuit of the si.n, commencing
in the regions of the Nom If Pale, in 'School's
equaling - in extent the, whole bf Great . Brit
ain and France: When theyjvaelt the gpast
of Georgia they separate info immense squad
rons, and, as the season advatfies, - , run up all
The rivers on our coast, follaked, a little lat
er, by. the - herring, The shad lives upon suc
tion, and . reeds upon the anintalculte in the
'water,' while swimming. Foiod has never
been .d.i.covere in the .body of shads-when
-opened, and .they ever bite a baited hook.
TTIVTITiEORY OF Every man
is born with a certain - ock.of ‘7itality, which
sari not be increased, bu, may be husbanded.
With thi; stock he may Ii - e tils4r slow—
may live extensively or i tensitly—may
draw his little ;mount of life over •ft large_
space, or narrow it into a concei rated ae;: .
Init when his stock is exhausted, ie has no
mole. Ile. : uha lids extensiv
drinks pure water, avoids inflammato • OiS
-01.4:.5, exercises sufficiently, bUt nut to,,'
boriously,. indulges no eXhauStity paszh
feeds on nopxcitintg material,pirsbes no d
!alit:fling pleasures; avoids all laborious and
protracted study, preserves ran easy Mind,
and thins husbands.; his ipianyire of vitalitx,— .
will live considerably longer_ than 'he other
wise would do, because he lives slow while
he,.on the ether hand, who lives intensively
—who - beverh#s himself on , liquors- and
wines, exposes himself tdinflammatory dis
eases, or cause's. that ! produce them, lab6rs
beyond his strength,' visits exeititn - scenes,
iind indulges exhausting passions, lives on
stimulaing,and highly seasoned food—is al
.waysidebilitated pleasures.—Life Il
lustrated. •
AGES OF OCR DISTINGUISHED STATESMEN ,
AT THEili DEATH.- - -The flowing table, says
the CineinnatLinquirer, will he interesting st
this time, as showing the age of many of our
distinguished- statesmen at the. time of their
death: e Born. .Died, Age.'
General Washington," 1732 1799 •-%
Benjamin Franklin; 1706 .1790 84
John Adams, 1735 '1826.-= -91
-Thomas Jefferson, 1743 1826 83
John Q. Adamq, , • 1767 1848' ,81
Andrew Jackson,
- 1767 1845 78
Henry, Clay, 4 0 . lire 18521852 75
John_ C. Calhotrn, 1782 ,1850. j6B
Daniel'Webster, - 1782 1852 70
Thomas IL 8ent0n,.... 1782 1858 76
It will hi: seen that Benjamin Franklin was
born at an earlier.period than any statesman
who figured in our Revolutionary 'history.
He was the oldeSt man who signed the Dec.
laration of Indepeqence; being at the - time
se l venty - years of Ite, and had filled the allot.
time of the,Fsalmist. He was twenty-six
3 4 oars older than General Washington, and
was thirty-seven years the senior of Thomas
Jefferson. -In 'the number Of years that the
JUhn Adam wa.s.the patriarch of our
statesmen, dying at the extraordinary !age of
,ninety-one 'years. He lived twenty-four
year= longer than 'General Washintori, who
was appointed, on his motion in the Conti- .
iCental Congress, Comtnander-in-Chief of the
American artniei during the War of the Rev
olution. Big son, John Q. Adams, was also
very - aged,-being eighty-one years old. The
Adams stock war. distinguished for its lon.
gevity, -
CIitERFULNESS.-Try for, a single day, I
beseech, you, to,preierve yourself in 'an 'easy
and cheerful frame of Mind.. - Be but for one
day, instead of a fire-worshiper of passion
and hell, , the sun-wqrshiper of a tlear. self
possession ; and eompare the day; in which
you rooted out the weed of dissatisfac
tion with that on which-you have allowed it
to grow up—and,you find your - heart open
tck eVery,gooil motive, your life stiqngthened,
andyour breast armed with a panoply against
every triek of fitte—truly you will wonder
at your, own imprnverdent.—Ritcher. .
• zgr The origin of the word wife" has
recently- been the subjectorsome discussion.
Trench; a high, atlthoritV - . on the " study of
Words." remarks th4:l6 word belongs tit
the samefamily as . weave, woof, web, and
the German webun.. It is.the title given to
a person who is engaged at the well and woof,
these: having ,been the most,ordinary branch
es .of
.female industry and wifely employ—
tneut when the language was - ft,rming. - So,
that in the , Word itself is wrapped up a hint
of eartest,:-indoor, stay-at-hane occupations,
as beihgfittest,for her who .bears this name !
k JEWEL OF A Gnia.--One of our exchang.l
'es speaks of a beautiful girl who would prove'
a capital specultitim for a fortune hunter of
the right Sort. Bei• voice is of.silver, her
hair of gold, her teeth of pearl, her cheeks of
rubies, and her efos'of diamonds. --
~1„,••• It is jot work that kills men : it is
worry. '-Work is healthy t you an baraly
put more on - vnan than he can - beir. 'Wor
ry is rust upob the blade.. It is not the rev
cation that desiroys the"machinery„ but the'
friction. Fear secretes acids ; but love and
trust are swaefjui%4o.,
ht.
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le
d
I.iii . ieli g.41.6i49',§: , .of hpi.,
SEED.,
REcEiv
, F LO OF
LA A.: .7Et
GRAS
THE SUBSCRIBERS
HATE3II
r "D
Medium Clove iSeea.
Mil
TIMOTHY
1 OF
SUPERIOR QU
pr k\
w I L s
u L b te
ibcrs
DOORS,, 5A673, 4‘
j
AND MEIHANICS I
/I •
einberfhen Auilding, that The
Ifurtushitit it •
at the lcilre'4 1
i
' I FACT 1' PRICES,
(freight added) and &it they k ionstaritly on
', hand, a largo stock of ' ,':::
- n. . ' ilo • ..1 - A. a
i .
a . a. 1 T.- . 11-- - ' .. . IL,
EL V , 1 V M .
iD6OR tit,lAo INGS;
SASH AND .151.0 N- FASTENINGS,
rte., die.,ke.
EM2
In &ct, we have al
building materials, o
at a verrsmall advan
fore, we confidently •
materially consult Or
call, beforepurcbasin;
post everytb
first quality
o from cost
•ssnre build
, r ON - 11 inter;
LIT7'I
NICHOLSON, March
lIMEXI
1 11 11
1311
I-I .
Dl' the foad'and
DT
fur sale at the
a el, CMS
cry on est
L *I;
Nicholson; March
I. 1858
1 PR
ME
OF THOS
A FRESITZO
[Pq
- ALSO
131
II bls, just
ITFLE
in Bbis and half
NICPOLSON; M
rch 31,''
L iii s
A
GIOCERIES,
HARDW
1, RE,
1 .
'KER . 1 7 ;
ATS; CAI
• )300 ;
CRO
C.ARPETIN
SHEETI
rzi
!
A R,
OLASS
'
POTASH, LIME,
CBI
SOAP: CAN
EYI2
FE'
NE- IV
.f which wo..iive not time to enn
say, we . eve almost anything
ected to b 4 found at a store in
Bich we a , .determined to turn
the very...ortest possible time:
HE.REirl.'
a hundredth part o
I:aerate. Enough
and everything, ex'
the country, all of
into CASH,
AND W
oTi x i,
-T0 r
7
I
I/ S "-
i .
14
, , ~....
- '"...-, . ' • • - ,
dof 1. the quality consider ,
'lower p •s than decal:
•
. Li ee : &, Harding.'
iron; 3fs tl, 1838.—yujl
. .
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•
GASH
We wish it
tined) , nn '
any k
ed, aim
Trnmultsoct
EED,
LITT,
' . L1.21rD3
g in the way of
and will sell them
for Cash.' There
, that' they. •will
'sts, bf giving us a
11.41:DIXG
ALT,
; r
IP IP
•1i
ntly on hand, and
tea, by
HARDEVG
13
ffEA VT
m c ,
ceiied, by
HARDINd.
0,
NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. The firm .
of Morse & Nichols, heretofore engaged in the.,
Tannery Business Is this day dissolved - by mutual
'consent. A new-firm has also been established un
der the name and style of
' Nichols,. Emmons, Si Co.,
consisting of the following members, to wit:
YRA NICHOL 3,
D. W. EILIMONS.
G. L. MORSE.
Herrick, Sasry.„Co., Pa., / J. T. ALDEN.
March 22, 1858 . .—tf . LH. ALDEN.
, SHOES,
uzaz
RIBBONS,
Wing's Celebrated. Farina Crackers,
TILE best thing of the kind ever made. To 'be
had of J. LYONS & SON.
Montrose, March 31,
BOXES GARDEN SEEDS, just opened, and for
eJ sale, by .1. LYONS Et SON.
Montrose, March 24,1853.
DAIRY SALT. •
PURE .ASHTON SALT, by the Sack o‘• Load, for
sale by i" F. B. CHANDLER.
Montrose, March 17, 1858. .
•
litr-W ARE, dx.,
TIIE largest,Stock)of 31ElYibINES ever, before
kept in this market may be found at the :•
It will be useless to enumerate. When you wish
any thing in the Patent Medicine line, or
otherwise, call at the Ffrtner's Store. Don't forget
the place, down town. It. TII4YER.
Montrese, March 10, 1858.--tc
TEIFI
El
pot l
WW111[:& the hard titans continue, it is good cy . to economize in the matter ofclothing. This
can only.be done by patronizing a skiliful,Tailer,who
will make up his work to wear much longer than the
imported readyonade trash; Give the home Tailor a
chanpf,and keep the money circulating here: . Call
in at* shop, gentlemen, and select your style friim
the ,,
,5
OMERS.
ettiood, that for-
SPRING FASHIONS '
for I8$8: ify'prices are as reasonafile tu . ; a man can
live by ; and my work is warranted ;to give isatisfac
-1
1*• quttina done on short notice, carefully mark
ed. zinii warranted to fit if paid for & and no cutting
done'ttifb out. JAN bRO
. VE§..
,se, liarcb 10, 1858.-8 m
r
5 t sxyq Garden Seeds, for Bale at
• TURRELL'S
Just Publlshed :
. •
_ BRIGHTLY'S,UNITED STATES - DIGEST,
. 8
179 TO 1857.
•
Front the a iota of the Constitution to the end of
l
. . e Thirty : fourth- CO4reis, -
'lll4n
On Vol. p.
Svo., pp.. 111.49.
ee p
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THE 'Matter IS arranged ALPHAIILTICALLT. with ANALTTICAL
•
DIVISIbEARIIdBU I 3DWIRIONA., under width the linvoirotoorest.
arrangement has been, aria as passable. preserved. It possesses
IlAnotitsh RII:VI:=C111 to each section whereby lts Conswurs.ean'
be seen at *glance. The noose of Janctm. DretistOSAltieludlngnot
only thtise of the Scrams COURT or VIZ UNIT= *TILTRIfy but alit)
those of the ernewr awl iirerittor Coeur and Cocas or CLATAts,
many of which are wattered througholdtheLgOALPEMODlCALliand'
not to he found elsewhere; many pacoutwa of - the Sra - ra Comm,
the Orranws of the Armaxgra - Grivrest. and Ilium. or MMUS .
YENTA are placed at the foot of the page, and refer to the respective
Saar:otos of which they ore. the Joncist., 1 wrzararravtotr. There
Is all accurate Tonic tflf t'ares, nail also Q CHRONOLOGICAL Tante. or
STArtrrs:s. The Itgrgargcts to the Arra are ulaced winspieuously
In the margin of the page. The Com - urns comprises not only the
Tints of each *Myer. but, also the, variotrtstanlivlsions Into which
each Title has been distrihnted. The lan= is thorough and corn.
prebenelve, awl refers not only to the Lows but also to the • Conan.
re - cloy of the United Mulcts • rtu wafter is arralteed under LocAL
as well no GlralltAL Terms;, for Instance. the names of SystryksTes
arrealltll.,'CiTtirs awl twiny of the Fours of the United Stag, will
be found In their alphabetical order with a SCUMAiri of the lents
LATION In which each of them IA Interested. 'The SECTION as well
as thesuge Is even. be means of which greatly lammed facility
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tuation of the Authorities, and In the Index, by tended - hum with the
Text) after the matter wan In type.
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though ttTographlallle clear andjegide. should not be awcstable to
the charge of grad hulk and unweildiness. 1
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purchane of this IthrOnt, but that, on the contrary. It may become a
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which the different - Acts of Congress am arranged, are well chosen
and appropriate; and what Is still more important. the Imlex, no far
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dently been prepared with much rare sort judgment, and will, I
doubt not. he 'very acceptable. to the public.'
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Court of the United-States.
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"I
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KAY,* 11110111P.It.
14* Booksellers. Publishers and
N 0.19 South Sixtlest... Philudethhirt.
NEWNERIES.
LITTELL'S LIVING AMR
Publishers' 'Prospectus.
Any Volume may h had separately, at Twit Dollars, bona& nr.•
Kollar and a halt In Numbers.
Any number may be had An. 1234 cents ; and may ho worth
while for Subscribers or Iturehmer.tooomplete any slroken Volume.
Thee may have, anti thug greatly enhance their value.
Canwucwys Wanted.
STANFORD & DEL ESSER;
Pußusligns, Nev 4 York. •
nplSin
0~ DES 0 YES st
•.
HERE WE, COME.
- DIPS , & WEUTE - •
HAYING purchased•of S. A. Woodriff his Stoc
in ,Trado, are prepared to accommodate all
who will favor us with their'custom, at "lice and let
live" prices.
STOVE AND PIPE, •
TIN, COPPER, '
AND SHEET IRON WARE
of every description 'usually found in the,country.
Also, WINDOW S.ASII,•
•
PANEL DOORS,
WiNDOIV BLINDS,
LATH,
• ' PINE LUMBER
,
,
one' BUILDING MA TERIA LS generally.
Designs for Country buildings, with specifi cations
and estimates of cost, Sze., furnished to such as may
desire them, at moderate prices.
Persona about building in the County will find it to
their interest to call on us. Come and see us, we
intend always to keep the latch-string out.
Tin shop on Main strect,a fewzodssot!th of Se;rle's
Carpenter shop near the Methodist Church. •
N. B. All kinds of produce taken in exchange for
Goods.
Wm. It 'Born, 1
WF.IISTER.
Montrose, Itarch 3,1858.-1 y
. ff- - NOTWITHSTANDING.:IE
GL ior AED .TIMES." ABEL TURRELL'S
..LJL assortment of SELECT BOOS, keeps up,
C> us 1,
•
and he is constantly receiving accessions, every few
days. Prices as low as- the lowest.
Montrose, April 7, 1858.
StatiOnery and. Fancy Goods
AT' REDUCED PRICES EOR CASH,
AT TIIE
• •
21021 1 2 - 3W3,1 13bia. WWI,
•
in the iostl)'.ce, by A. N. BULLARD:
'Montrose, , rch 31, 1858. '
pIOLD PENS HOLDERS.—The best articled--
kJ Cr before offer (I in this region.' A Igo, the best.
of Metallic Pens, by y , A. N. BULLARD.
•
B OORS, DOOKS:—Scme at Cost, and some even-
at 10 per cent. below cost, and other articles in:
the same proportion. Call and be convinced at the
Post Office.
Montrose, March 31, 1858
STILL THEY COME!!
FARMER'S STORE.
GET TM BEM
-
- :Flour &'Seed,
tore
1atZ01.774 TORN, AND lIA
BARREL SALT ;
P-AdeING SALT,
DAIRY ALA
4tABLR
TIMOTHY SAD,
CLOVER SEED, LARGE,
CLOVER SEED, ifroi
CANAD.A, CLUk and TEA SEED.JVHE4
SEED OATS.
ORCHARD GRASS SEED. r
SEED CORN.
Stowell's Eie;green Sweet, I Yelloir Flint
Early Blown, I Early Dutton
LARGE WHITE FLAT TURNIP SE
EARLY TURTLE SOUP BEANS, (SY
LIMA DEANS, (POLR.)
CHINESE SUGAR CANE SE
PICAS! PEAS!!
N'PH FIELD GAI
r-rriE SUBSCRIBER IS AGENT roil
•
t • Greenleaf . Improved Water -Wheel
the greatest Improvement to that kind of machinery known
are warranted to do dne third more buslueas, with the -
f j
and quantttn of water. Shan the Ron Wheel, (many foe wal
known to the *Wm.:Alper. They areadatiraitly adapted to el l
1. , Grist Milts or Saw Nulls,
•
or In tact any place you 010firk to 'put them. For partici' l
cerodeate., months of LORENZ() VANcit 1...1im/111e Cen
guehanna f'outt tv. Pa.
I
I would also offer my seriteestu the COnatruction or repaL
different kinds of I
MACHINERY,
•
believing that my experience has been sufficient to give :4 1
la:teflon.
Feeling dhlpoaed An encourage- irnprovvmentk I would
following offer 7, Mt thov Intereded In Milk may tided 11
cot and betd.rttiming Mill that they can Math and t will 11
by contract to inert, inroad of the kind now in tloi Mill, a
GREENLEAF WHEEL,
which will make one third better per collage than the n
Flutter Wheel, 'or any I.liiois of the different 'species of
tebeebt: twenty per trot halter than the Gentre Vent. at
twenty tar cent no well an the OVETOKIL to UTIr pica... In
fair trial. I cannot fulfil any or all of the above,
whole job and pay all actual dlunage.i. I:et Iti•ar fron
favor of inirrOVjThrlif
Cotle+ of our Circular, cat la proeurilt of the suhse
the "ludependvut ()eke.
DeGrath's Electric
remedy for Rheumatism,- Neuralgia,' Lamene
Joints, Pains, &c. Also, nearly all of the
Patent Medicines in market, embracing a re
every disease to which flesh is subject. For!
ABEL TIIR
Domestic Instrumeht or Self - Syri,
ADAPTED to the different varieties of t
of instrument. It is admitted - to be tht
market. Also a great variety of other inst!
foil various fiirposes, usually kept by Druggt
nem* ..smry to enumerate. For sale at the fit.
ABEL TURII
Grass Seeds I Grass Seeds
CL I VER SEED of the LARGE
. TIMOTHY SEED,
a new lot, j received and for sale by
- 11. BUR
IsTe'w Milford,
Old Forw ; ding Li
F REFII
BUTTER in great t
Fetch it on. Poultry too.' .
We advance money on tit i.
ca' We have just sold Turkeys at 13 c
We invite all persons interested to call,
notes, or try the line. l i V i t.. s r ß ep y or m t
c pkoo p s
-VAN SICKLES 1
Great Bend, Feb. 7, 1858.-yuici22'sB
DOCT: R. THAYE
NATOULD say to the Public that he will
V o f fice from nine until ten o'clock, a.
day. I'iiesdays and Saturdays, from nine in
in.' until nine in the evening, extraOrdinari,
ed. All wishing to see him will govern
accordingly. -
Montrose, Jan. 6, 1 858.—tt
REMOVAL.
T" ,AD,pT,E AND HARNESS S
C.•F; FOR 011.4..11,
is removed to the building recently occuPir
Hollister, on Main Street, one door above S.
and where he will he happy to wait on al
favor hint with their patronage.
,Montrose, Jan. el; 1858.-tf
BOYD & WEBSTER.
- Thrilling Incident.
'MBE Absc , iber having again !rimed
.11, LORING BUSINESS pernaanentlAi
w ill pe rm it) will spare no reasonable efro
all who may see fit to s employ him. Sh
.Brick Block over Bentley and .Read's gui
Montrose, June 1857.—tf - P. ,
PAINTS IN TUBES, BRUSHES,
TIN, COPPER, AND SILVER
GLASS St, 'IBS AND if
LITHOGRAPHS, he., at the StorO of.
ABEL T
Montrose, Jan.*, 1858:
To Singers and Chorist
JTIIST the "Nicest Thing Out," is then
-_Pitelt Pipe, giving the sounds on
and C. For tuning Instruments they
beat," as the sound may be prolonged to
ble length. Made of the best German
warranted perfect." Sent to any part o
ty, postpaid, on receiptof .$1 ,00,Ify
Montrose, Pa., June 24, 1 857.—tf. . I
A. N. BULLARD
DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE TS hereby given, that the fl
11 &Guild is this day dissolved by mu
Gil:ism% Aug. 17, 1857. E. E. G
The books and accounts can be found
formerly occupied by the subscribers.
having unsettled accounts are requested
same as soon as possible.
The business will be conducted in th
the subscribers, under the firiq.. of C.
- Hawley, who are constantly *Ealing fro
and Philadelphia the latest styles of
and Winter Dry
Clothing, &c., all of which will he'sold at
profit, for ready pay. • • 0. P. RA
Gibson, Sept. 2, 4 857.. , 0. M. IL
STOVES, STOVES,
\UR stoves hive bean so thoroughly
lJ etitire satisfaction of all, that they
ommend from us. S. U. SAYRE &BR
Montrose, May 27, 1837:
DOCKET KNlVEtk—The nicest lo
Warranted perfect every tithe, by'
• A, N. II;
• _ FLOUR. rimy%
VALT, GROCERIES,`, TEA, CO
kc., for sale low, for cash. Call a
Purchasing elsewhhre, at B. t
Montrose, Aug. 1 2, I 857.
far The abettors - of alaveti
the thread in the loom, but God
the pattern. They 'are asses
the chariot of Liberty, and, wheth,
or no, must draw it .on. •
Large Marrowfat, I Earl rape
Earlv May, 1 Daniff O'Rou
•
anj a genenitagsortment of
Garden Seed.
A.SALD
Mokrose, April 18, IBss—ti
Lorenzo V
Lan - milli: Centre, Snug. cn.. ra.,l
Mnrc.ll 31,
MEM
ARTIST'S MATERIA
NEW STOVES.
lutkßor" T jut mewi nglalargeH.
• 'TNEW STOITEIC
inclading`a full assortment of 'ELEVATED OVEN
LARGE , OftrE t, N t 'y
AND FLATTOP PREMIUM- COOK STOVES, FOR
' WOOD or COAL,'
WMI A STYPERIORyARIETY OF •
Parlor, Office, and Shop' Stoves,
M
Stove Pipe, Zinc, Sheet Iron. Stove
Tubes, &c., &c.
ASSORTMENT will INCLUDE thiliOSTc,
SELECT and DESIUBLE STOVES
in market, and will be sold on tfirmost favorable _
terms, kc., to which he would invite the par-
ticular attention or • •
CASH . lIVTERS. •
Nsw MILFOTD, oetober,-185.1,
CM
• - 131 4 A , CKSNIITH
AND
0 @RIO
TiUu=ilw.ou ti d or r zvta , : info rr
t th e e l , m ag bli n c
b th utin h eas, avin al
Burrows' liollosv,.Gibsori, 1 0 114,.
U now prepared to do all kinds of work In that line, and alio that he
has an hand-a handamillut of
Sleight- plain and•nrelled body Cutters,, •
VirA.GONS,'CARRIA.GES, ate., •
that ha offers for Male very low for prompt par.. All kinds of work
warranted. Moat kinds of custom work done inillaclounith Shop....
And as he is frequently called upon to make COKFINS. and having
much respect for the d....nd M well as for the living, has 'been at the
expense of attlng up a •
SPLENDID HEARSE,
and is now prepared to meet orders on short notice.
JACOIS
Gruaotr.floc.f..4. '
RE
I They
Ile head
r shee
rin4
er, Sus-
!MI
• - LOOK HERE •.
THE srbscriber has been receiving during - the past
three weeks a fine lqt of - •
SPBRIC & SUMMER StIOSS N
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 s .
thit notwithstanding all efforts at •-.
competition, the fush and •
sales thus far have been .
unprecedented. .
We mean with frequent additions, to•keep the as
sortment good ; and ready or prompt pay-- '
ins customers can rest assured that
ilhe old store is not to be outdone.
In addition to the large va
riety kept for years, we
now have a good
assortment of . 2•
READY-MADE CLOTHING,„
ALSO,
hOO TS & SHOES.
•
in all varieties. Please give i r us a:call.
Gibson, May 27, 857. I S. S. INGALTSi
!WM
ake the
e amart
cupeif
Wheel,
reaction
d withrn
cane. OD
rfelt the
thorh,lll
MEM
EMI
1 Lading
edy for
1 eby
gf.L.
Pi ge,
1 is kind
best in
[uments,
ts, not
c g Store
I ELL
Clat!ifOY'S•
s-
H
aving
'secured the righ. of using Goddard'Pat•
ent for raising and I.l:Tering carriage tops, is
prepared to furnish and put them on at the shortest
notice,' • • ,„ •
Montrose, May 6, 1857.
I), and
Mg
en
IS HEREBY GIVEN,
York !
mend, in Ne'
H •
1111/11L.
AS•just returned from New-York, with a large
and choice variety of GOODS, bought for Cash;
and selected with much care; from over thirty of the
hest - Houses in New-York, which he offers to his,ens
tomers and the public, at tote prices, for Cash.,. Ifis
stock comprises ; ,
L . DRUGS, . •
EOM
EEli
pound
ompare
0 858.
be at his
~ every
the m0rn
,.121 except
, emselves
OP OF
i. by C.C.
S. Mott's,
`,who may
the TAI•
his health
to please
p in the
nU - z1
ALCOHOL,
LIQUORS,
(For Medicinal Purposes, only.) r/
• TRUSSES',
SUPPORTERS.
SHOULDER BRACES,
PORT MONIAES,
'SPECTACLES, •
SILVER & PLATED SPOONS, FORKS,
' GOLD PENS;
STATIONERY,
• ' • VIOLIN STRINGS, BOWS, ite ,
And all of the most popylar
•
• PATENT MEDICINES. • •
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto receiv
ed, he hopes to merit a continuance and large in
crease of the same. ABEL TURREI;L.
Montrose, Dec. 2, 1857.
if n,
LLERS,
,~
'533
w Eolian
etters A
Can't be
ny desira
-ilver and
the Conn
l'3llTH
LADIES NAVE YOU lIEARD'THE NEWS.
--j / (RS. DAVIS, formerly of New York, hag
ITI. opened a Millinery and Fancy Store, in the vil
lage of Brooklyn, and= has just returned from New
.York with a large and fashionable stock of goods;
consisting ofladies and Misses Straw Hats of efery.
style and variety, also Crape and Silk Hats constant
ly on hand - of every hue and color, together with a
splendid assortment of Fancy Goods, such as Embroi
deries, Hair' Braids, Hosiery, Caps, Head-Dresses,
Lace Goods,-&c., &c., all of which she ' °Tern\ at the
lowest price6h,„.
vir Paitieular attention paid to. Bleaching.JEl
• ' Always stMome.
' Brooklyn May 6, 1'851.-17tf
- ISSOLUTION. :
.TITE "partnership between Z". 'COBB lc J. A.
HOWELL is this : day dissolved by sautes] consent.
The books and accounts are in the'llands of Z.-Cobb;
for Settlemept ; and the butchering business will. bo
carried on at theold standby J.• A. Howlett..
t
I J. A. HOWELL.
Montrose Nov. 20, 'sl.—tf . •
'j , of Hawley
unl consent.
:W LEY, •
C. P. H
LD.
t the store
II persons
o settle the
LOOK
ZCOBB o ff ers to the public, at, prlcei that
.• cannot fait to suit, a large and superior assort
ment of e
R 0 C R-I
•
At the old and troll-known establishment fennerly oc
etipied by 0. M. Crane.
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEE, SPICE, FLOUR
et SALT, (ky the sack or barrel,) FISH, and-all ar
ticles usua ll y found ln.first chiss Groceries.'
The attention of Farmers is - solicited to a.saPerior
quality of. GRAIN tb. GRASS SEEDS, w hi ch the
Undersigned has - on hand and for sale, •
CLOVER TIMOTHY SEED, k GOOD
1E11E421 sold at very low fates , for CASH. • 7
As I mean .to merit, I hope to -receive, „a liberal_
share of public patronage. Z. - COBB. .
Montrose, March 3, 1858. . 9m3.
future by
St 0. M.
Now York
=
a very email
,IVLEY.
'ed, to the
seed tio iea
t THEM.
In town.—
LARD.
TRE . Pndersigned. are nor,..manufacturlug
- have on , hand all kinds oU. I .
• Carr iage andlleigh Stuff,
Such . "
as Felloes, - Bows, 2 hills, Outtsr,Rbstastera, -
Bassi, Fenders, (fe , ske„ for sale, in lota to suit pur. .
chasers, Tory km for cash. - • • -
Also, all kinds of-work steamed salient, to order:-
_ At OROOK: & JOHNSTON.
Pa. arch
Great Bend, 185k-lr s.
A. SUGAR,
• d see before
MpTT'S,.
9 weaving
adjueting
,nessed tn
r they Will
• . .
r for V/00Thor COAL : Also
-- VII A T
GUNS,
PISTOLS,
- 101,11UNITION,-
TURPENTINE, •
CAMPIIENE,
e BURNING'
FLUID
4*7•611,10164D1:4A1
1=33=3
Dress-Making Estalilisjiment.
The Indepotident
Re publican.,
-
qtuusliiiijmniar:vitlisnA*momenia, Writs:it,
PA.,' AT $1;50 PtltANlCillr, 7F ADVANCt.
liates of Advertiking.
One Square (16 lines orjess)one week, • /0,5 c
One square • " • 'two week5,....,;.0,15
One square " • three weeks, ' 1,01
One square P " one month, 1,25,
One square, "° two months ' .2,20
One square " • three months, 3,05
One, square " six 'months f 5,00
One square" ono yeir, ... . ;.- 2;00
Two - squares One- year; ' 15,00
Three squares one year, " " 20,00
Fire squaresone year, - '25 00`
One column one year, - 40,00
- 'really advertisers will hare the privilege of alter.-
ring.orthanging'theli advertisements without ad.
ditlonal-charge. •..
l 3 .
usinesi cards, nof-eaceedlng live lines, infarted
at $2;00 pe?:annum. • . .
•_ _ •
- This offieeis supplied with tt. goodlosortntent of
Jobbing materials, and .all kinds of Job Work, guch
OS Cards,,POsters,'PantpliletsAr" will bkdone netitt
ty an 1 promptly . • • ' '
BUSINESS
Hayden,Bnitherk
•
WNOLESALE DEALERS in YANKEE NOTlONS;Vateleer
JewelfY. &co :dew Milford. Swig. etl r
or Merelono and Pedlars supplied at liiew..ToricJiebbing Priem
New Milford, May.
I=!
Boyd & - Webster,:
TT EXLERS In Stoves, Sidve Plpe, Tlq Copper,,,iggi flied .
1.1 Ware ; also . Window Sash. Panel Doorv,,Wlndoir
to Ellnda.tion.
Pine Luber,.and kind 4 of Building Materials. Tin lOpp s
of rtearle's Hotel, and Carpenter PhOlanear Itettlotnit Church..
3lesTnosz, Pa.; Aprit 14,1 . •
• , •
Dr. E. F.Wilmot, • •
rill/1.1)1111TE of the Al!or-111k and Homeopathic Colleges of
N.Jr - Medlclhe. la now permanently located in Great Box4-Ps. Of
ace. corner of Maine and Elhatheth - §t., nearly opposite the If: E,; ,
Church._ May lac, 1807,-1y
Dr. 11. Smith & Sort,
SURGEON DENTISTS.
Residence and oilier, opposite the
Baptist church, _Cc rth stde,f in '
Montrone. Vartleular attend= will ( Le given to pssetting th on
Goanand Slavin plate, and to lilllng decaying teeth. -
-Montrose. January' 13. 1838.-tt
C. D. Virgil, - * :
•
RESIVENT DriTIST, 310iliiROSSZPA. OF
flee at the Franklin lintel, Ream
Inserting teeth on Gold or sllvaudate done la that
highest style of the art. Alklobs warranted. "-
Ito:crime; Aprll 1. 1849.-tod •
• J. D.-Vail. - 11. D. „ • •
•
HYSICIAN AND SI,EGEON, bas permanentlylot:deli himself
at Dracknerelllo, Sarquehanna county, ra,And tetil prompt!?
attend to all In ds with which he may be tavored.-Idetyl
. .
IC. Thayer, , ... :
•
. .
pliii*SlC e l r AN; tp A re Nl3 SURGEO'S, 51o3rnotar.,..rd : ' Mtn In the
•
A. Bushnell; ,•• •
TTOWSET COtiNSFLLOR. AT LAW. Offlee . orei S. 13
Wesrg Drug Store, ScapinoLuau Daot, Pa.-11x1
< Keeler & Stoildaid.
-D'LEBS IN BOOTS &SHOES, Leaiher abd Findings, o
/Kee Id., first door below SenrWs liolel, 31ontrose, Ys—.Sol
cledera trer.cd. C N. STOMA=
William H., deisup; -
ATORNEY AT L :WA:NOTARY EVILIC. Mt on Psb
ilc bquare. Mom' z.
B,“ tley- & Pitch,
.ORNETS. AT LAW. AND BOUNTY LAND AGENTS.—
DtEee wept of the Court House. IMnnirate,
5.11; BICITLLY,
Albert Chamberlin. • •
A TTORNEY AT LAW, AND JUSTICE OF TEE PEACE.-
11 Office over I. L. Poet. r Cl.olStorc,-Molvraostera.
• Wm. H. Jessup,
TTORNEY AT LAWAIIJ COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS A
for the state of New York, will attend to all Madams en et
to him with Promptome , and ddellty. Office on Public Square, owl*
pled by lion. SCtlltam Jmeup.
Abel Tirrell,
TIEALER nirvos,. MEDICINES, CIIEMICAL4. raitb,
11/ Dresituffs. Groceries, Dry Goods, Ilntware, Stones.
Gls:imam (necks, Watches. Jewelry, SllverSpporui,Speettee&MU
deg lnstrumtnts, Psses. Surecal , Instruments. Liquors, Pedant,
erY. Mirrors, Stationery, [trusties, :Awes, YmkeX tloas, &e.
F. B. Cljatidler,
DNI:RR IN DRY GOODS, , Read. , :3D Cloth
Mg, Groensita•
Books and Stationery, nta..7BubliCA venue, Mon-sitoos,
•
Post Brothers,
DEAU-RS - IN DRY GOODS Groceries( Crockery. tranjwsnk,
Leather. Flour, etc, corner of Turnake street antrPubac Arlo
nue, Mon-rain, Ps.
. .
. J. Lyons & Soit., ‘
T EALERS I 1 DRY-CIOODS, Groceries. Itazdware„Czneiety,
.11.5 ThrSrafe...riltokS...&t.: alsoAarty on. the 140 , 01L13 . 1m0ma bugneas
—Public Avenue, Meyruome, Pa,
J. LYONS,
Bentley, Read & Co.,
TIT:ALT:As IN DRY GOODS; Deur, Medicine,. PAlrkta,
11 Griverlee. HanrDeere, Crockery. Iron. Clockx,:Watchee. Jew
elrg, Silver SIK one I'erfurnery, 4". c. Rrtek Blorl, Ilwersoal.
G. r. - 01Crt.V., 1.6/.1) j. P. Vi , . Muir
:William & WiMaui H. Jestmp,
ATTOPAk*EYS AT - LA*, 31oN - raosa, Pa- 'Practice . t Sump..
.I , auna.-Liradford Wayne, 14 1 5 , 01:x4n¢ and Lama* coasties,i
Rockwell & Winton,'
ArKNI - FAcTMERS and Dealera lu,Strkw•M;i* Caw
JAIL Fut , , Umbrellas, Yarmuls„ Ribbuuk, &c., at., No..4oCourtlao
grece„Nt*, You K. (up stalls.)
41:14
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Wiraltwsi:7,mnmiire, Flour, Salt,
aced. Oa
the Corner east or Pont Brolly& S tore, .ainnbioas. Tap4;y4-11'
• ti Z. Cobb, .• • 1
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by Crane a - & wen: Maln.psy.,7 7 Pa... .7, 7 , 7
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Q • ILIMPOONOR, l'surtaus, Aslo A SEA T TI:ER
09 • '
Shop No. S. Risemeniot Searles Rotel, cm Turnpike Streit
31ozetwas, Jan.:21..1.7131%-td - • ' - -., • - ' ..--- • •
THINGS AS THEY SHOULD BE:
.--,YAemr.,:rnze-roPiosa'nroasto.m—'o"
POPULAR PATENT IMIWINES
of the day, for which we am allotredforty au cent., for selling; and
we propose under the hunt time", dlildlng half the ;rata with our
customers. sow. good friends and enemies, (If we have anylyou
that With to saveMenny, call at the
"Farmers Store."
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and you will and everything which poor diseased nature requires for
her restoration. at prices. nnperallelled in the hhdory. of the medicine
age. "Amongour adalogne may be found the celebrated
BIIATIMPRERG MEDICINE; • Da. JAY= Moireell PILL ;
SOVXILPIOX BALM
..„„•• • • ( • • Tits GAMMAS Dog or rag BAT:
}traria."' VAtOrLie.l InDtetlS; Pima r.
thorax's lierntlxo's; thcancart VlattilLES
.7r0D . 0 MEDICATZD Ccncis, 401.1143 , e8 VXDlal r Ogr •
PAIN BTLLEIt ; C/a:MALI:O BLOOD POR17111:11,1
RanWalro Rum Briars; ' With every variety of '
Thayer's Family Medicine",
warranted to answer the roirpose, for which City ate reotamended,
..*lth others too numerous tolnentine. Call and set us. Coutiael and ,
advice free of charge: -B. TILIYER..Ir.
Ilctranag. Deu 2. -• 4 •
. .
• . PATENT' MEDICINES. -
AA re f s
the greatrariety of 3tedleines aiTurrell's Stem maybe
nund all of Dr. Jayne's jycelebrated Fondly medkbset
A re' f s Chem-Pectoral and ustl
Cathartic Milsc elebrat; Ilalsey's Fortin. Who
and Forest ; Holland celebrated German bitters; , Londtn's'or'
eles'of Family tnedlelna; Slerthent'e GarglingOlLthe greatest rem ,
mly for sprains In man or beast ever known; „Wathowsoreginfallible
Remedy. and Ilene Remedy; Orrbek's Vermlfuge, ands variety of
other kinds . ; Trask's Magnetic Ointment, the great remedy for,bnita.
theunratimm, and all inflammatory complaints- Pond's Extract. I
drat rate thing for singlet. purposes An the above ointment; Andrew's
Pain benttntlng agent , a good article; WoOdeocrallainusisnd Rona
Liniment; Atwood's Jaundice Bitters, Canker Drum Llntment, and
Dysentery Deeps; %keel' Compound for Dysentery; Houghton's
Pepsin, for Dyreepala ; Ilehubents Ratemdatßuchu and Extract 0 1
- Sarsaparilla; a raHety of Salves. the best In Market; Fills. he., sad.
an almost endless variety of Patent Medicines, altogether teammate
ous to enumerate—but suffice It to say, that the public flodlitss
by every thing in thli line, at the Drug and - Fatter Store of
Mentroao July, NOEL Tunitpa.
Banking Rouse r .
OF
• POST, COOPER it CO. '' '' -i
IIENRY.DRINREE '1
' - t 110.NTROSE,
GYM. REN'TTIN,O , COOPER. '
t November - 12, 1 831
ISAAC L: POST. -
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DRAFTS ori New York City and Pbilidelpilia.--.
Collections promptly made milli remitted:.
Mee houri from 10 .A. M. to 3. - '.
♦fessrs. Allen 3t Paxton,
REFERENCE, Samuel C. limiton f Esii
Hon. William Jessup, inentrose.
Manufacturer's• Insurance Company.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Granted by the State of PennsylvitglL,
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~CAPITAL, *1500,000:
FIRE,'RARINP., & INLAND TRANSPORTATION.
tompanytwas organized with a Cash Capital,
JL and the Dirretors•have - determined to- - Ildapt the
business
,tozitsitvailable resoujees — to,obsdrre riru
deneo-in condnetinglts affairs, with a prompt adjust.
ment of losses? •
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A. • V ito ITOS.
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, • - ALyato WvirdirigAeretary..
Dtarerops,4-Aaron S. Lippincott, Wm:, D. Thom
as, Charles Wisd, J. Rinaldo Sank, Wm: A Rhodes
William Neal, Alfred :Weeks, John P. Pam%
Charles Field,Janies P - .• Smyth.
. 0FF1CPA,..4 7 . l 0 Iferchants' Exchaitge, Phil. •
- Csl . • A_ N. 81/LLXRD, Agent.
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Montrose, Pa., May I; 1857.-1 y •
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