COMPENDIUM OF NEWS. --- • .. ;,• . The election In Xansas nn the English . "wanton iiiii, is icrhe held the let lionday4 Aug. ' Emperor Napoleon is Ptapa nt.: - . orkit; . pre t s i t Ti a work upon rifles, to form, a pendant ttrthreis;lll:trellsnir6iineahnn:.iniljC-438torbntichgreluiPeareserYssiwitt6hCt3wndhgteiinchgsss he has. associated: 1 ' - • 'The President h;ts rasped Congress for it - inherit! , terbOrrow an additiotud , fifteen millions of ileUars,inst'itostion - What his Party really mean when fey.denordico tlie _retilt, systent.-4fortroulale Dern. il .... . : The area of the new state of Mime - iota is I'B,ooo miles, making It me of the largett states of the, confederacy. Otte-fifth of it - is water, as Minnesota ix& state distal! lakeli. i • , • • ... : The LOnisville Atirnal says :4' Bill agtibh grt:•!up a had substitute for good bill We lope his constituents will, at their next election, get nip a good' Sitbstitute for a bad 8110 - N • 1 • A:merest:tile firm in Havana has oh. Itainerla special pennission to fay a submarine isle : Itraph between the Island of Cuba and Key West, and it is believed that the work of surnying nd sounding the 'touts andlabriming the cable will Ilbe speedilYriceeed l l. l o l . , . A:favorite - -ilOde ief introducing in 1 Brazil is said to be—" this is Int friend; if hesteals. :anything from you rim responsible for it." We could` I wish that:tfits usage .might be incorporated among 1 the !'Ruk.9 Of Good Society" at Wa.shinr,ton.—Etre. .. ThC"other.tiay, in Congrestt, Senator. Bright had *Alla - biog. tqiigy about • his constituents l as actual settler, and witinsurprised to find ,hie re tnl arks printiclrthe next (11. i as "cattle-stealers"--act host settlers and eatastealers - bang represented by +the same signs in phonographic writing.. . 1 ... M S eneca , N. Y., Priscilla Ilartranft recently recovered $l2OO damages from 1,. M:Cham rlain, forihreach of...promise :of. martian. The nriship:commeneed over thirty years ago, and the efendant has been twice married since then. The news fronflilinois and Indiana is that those. States haye been, pretty . much • droinea tont. • The prairies ire,,tull of water. The constant • liind heavy rains have beaten -down the grain, and rendered corn - planting almost impCs.sihle. Ohio is 'but little better off. - • • • The Dead Letter Office is one of the mat important departments of the Oiiientmenf busi : Inas. During mingle year, besides some. $50.000 rttarned to lawful owners, there have been -found, in neiterta and restored drafts,-checks, and-other china tite papers to the amount of (c 3,500,000: Dr. Cheever said that recently :the memoir of att interesting young lady, the daughter of Missionaii, was sent to the Tract Society, but re; "eeted for pnblication,because. it - contained a pant , . graph expressing her appreciation of the character of Lade Eva, because she read the - Bible to Uncle Tom. . A stranger named Daniel Wilson was -arrested iu New,,York for smoking in:the 'street. The 31:17. infornied the stranger that he had incurred it penalty of f::5: ; Mr. Wilson, confounding New York with Boston; Minded over a $2O Ohl tuec'e._. M. P. .disappeared for the purpo:x•of getting . the change,' l,ut has net yet yeappeared.., It.turngd out that the official was a bogus cOheern: - • _ • .. Both . Houses of the Legislature of : Visconsin hare passed a bill for the re-establishment . e fcapital punishmen; for the crime of murder in the first degree., A. strong reaction arrears to have tak en place in the minds of the people of the State in retation to this subj, l )gt. This last action of the Leg. Nature is' understood to be in ermfo7nity. with azen cralexpreiod of the popu lar will. ; • • • _ • lienr . Ward Beecher, in his 'Life' "Thoughts,*r•says: "The Bible Society is sending its Bibles all Overlite world-L-to Greenland and th;3lo - to Aratda and EgYpt :._ 'but dares not send th'em to our ownr"people. The Celporteur who should leave nilible itf u slave's cabin, mu/4-v to Mare* from 41triowert lin l of the rat tree;" • . Ny, he n Buchanan took the -Adminis tration th - eie were twenty Millie:lt dollars surplus in ;hard Cash Ai the Treasury. lie spent all that; bbr vowed tweilty Millions more bran issue,of.shin plus ters, d , i t ient that and now asks permission to 'borrow 6faen millions more. • Don't he remember the JaelL4n maxim that " those who trade.(fit •I?or towed earilt4l ought to break" • Atpropoition is tinder consideration by the V.oittnrecent - of litrazil,to_ encourage migra tion 6ota-ttitenre,brgrantan.t . bounty trod lands-to -emiTants.'l It. has been widely discimedoilind is fa- Tora ' bfr -rigarded. Considerable jealousy of the .tniteri Stases was. expressed by the press, because it was so f/iffiellli to turn the great tide of emigration _from Nortlfdo Solth Amertat. .be question " will lager beer intoii sate r has been settled by a scientific witnegs in New York, who, in late trial, according to the New York Tides, testified that "he thought it 4 man drank enough_ lager beer to intoxicate him, he would be intoxicated ; that i;, if be imbibed lager beer'to Each an amount that the alcohol contained therein would be suff i cient to intoxicate, inAriegiion. r6ssid /0//or:" : ..., A late I;ussfan :critie, in reviewing li ulac's work, speaks of "the peculiar picturesque M'r""of his writings; and adds,/ "If Ritter i can ai e be surnamed thetllichael Angelo of Geography, "we will be bold enough to call Mamtulay-the Rembrandt of biography_and the Ruysdale of statistics." • - . - , •1 • - .."it is announced, ma positive fact that his Royal Highness, the Prinee of _Wales; and the King of Great Britain and Irliand in future, is busi ly engaged in writing _a " Manual of Entomology F' The Prince's literary tidies and scientific knowledge in many departinents,h:avelong been no secret.. Re is just sixteen. :-....Tfic lait Legistai.are of Maine•passed' a stringent liquor law. which is tit take effect on the 15th of July next. By the same enacmient`it was preridg that the questicm should ' be put to the pop adze 1. on Abe Tth of Junelext, as to A-heater thex would hare the law or not. As the new liquor bill was passed unconditionally, and the.present law . repealed, the Law will go into effect if the people vote "yes." and if they rote, "no, it will take, effect: all thesaine! Maine papers therefore Conclude that there iinot much use, in voting. ' . - . N . .. The • New-Orteans - Picayune. states thaf - the damages. by the great crevasse at Bell's plan tation will icach four or fire millions pf dollars. , On no less than-fire different occasions . has the city. of New-Orleans been partially inundated by crevakses which occurred in the levees above it. The first of these visitations was in 1755, the second in 179/, the third in 1799., the . fourth in 1816, anti the last in 1849. This Spring the river is unusually high, high er indeed than it has been sincelS49; but the .veetin the vicinity of thh city are so. tie)/ watched and kept. in such a thorough suite of repair, that 90 furl of an overflow are entertained. ... The seetnui trial of theVtin an-Gird per, at Ph-mouth, Miss., for tbe murder. of. her _husband 1w poison, has resulted in 'a verdict of Murder inAte second degree. This is the first conviction iu Massachusetts under- the new la . w, pass ed at the last session of the Legislature.-The crime, of murder is divided into first and second 'degrees. The punishment of the first is death; for the second, imprisonment in the OtateTrison for life. A new trial has been refused the prisoner; but in the Mean time the Boston ffournol comes out with the:•state- - mem that `‘ran old but unrepealed law of the State decia T es that a female shall not be sent to State Pris on." If this is a fact, the new law clashes with. the old, and then.how is Mrs. Gardiner to be punished at all ! there is a mistake somewhere, r die a 'Ay pretty legal snarl has been coutriretrY • • • The late news frnm Utah, of the'. in-, tended alpihdocment of Salt Lake City<bs the PA:oh: . ,et and the Saints; is found to 'be correct. Alre?idy, six hundred wagons have 'departed for the . White Houtuai4s, jtetwithitt the boundaries of Arthertt Mexico, and the mama is, that the gloomy 'exodus will latC,'ltntil-the bulk of the Misguided . population ire translated to the seat of their new empire: 'Mile entrapce of the prophet into the Mexican domain,, will prove a momentous circumstance, however, to thakellete arui 'exhausted people; and if Brigham Young were Amin & s hroud 'ambition, he could march to an empire, Mad a • point of historical renown; iihich few of the-conquerors of "the world had ever opined before them. • The British reap greater advantage from their.woe upon the Slave-traders than they we Trilling, to confimv ffhey hare bfineans of it almost trionopolired the important trade in ,palm Sr products of 2.10. weSteoast *of Afr - , which by . tbe - last British return exceeded 512,000,000 a y British conamanderbluutp to the .conclusion tbaf . no dizeriertiik have any businessi on the Coast but in col imitig and shipping slave-earl:omit and the conclu: floaiii not unjust; This would not be thecitse,how even it the persecutimis Of the cruisers hid not pre rented Americans fr6rn going into the trade. 'Our naval ofliems are entigcly averse from service on the Abla ut Toast. We have lately seen long letters from otters* on that Station, denouncing thesYtzur nfrepresaion in severe terms, and expressing gratifl reign that the trade was aboet to be reopened. It is no surprising that they.citch no slayers..- Indeed, our fleets is protiahly a Aroteetion s to em, by . oper= sting ns,n check Upon the British sip adron, ithose 11-is te.watsh and seite them. • „ . , geacm.--The erne - tint of specie now held by the banks of the Atlantic cities, and is the subtreasury, is immense; New York exhibit ing more than t fortY th e other 'cities in, proportion., - The demand for. coin fdi export very light o while steamer after steamer from California adds"tuillions more to the stock on hand, already troublesome from its great amount, and . th? difficulty of finding profitable means of getting it into gen reral eircniation; and into the performance of its so much needed fuqption of stiMulatinff - trade, manufactures and commerce. In the absence of roorebseful o ! xupation, clerks will sometimes make curious calculations. In connection with the many reports of great amount of gold on hand, it has been comput ed that if we estimitb the solid yard of gold at ten millions of dollars,• which it is:in round numbers; all the gold in the world night, if welded into ingots, be contained in' a cellar_ twenty-four feet square, and sixteen feet high:. All the boasted Wealth already obtained from, California and Australia, would .go into an iron safe nine feet square, and nine feet high, —so small is the cube of yellow Metal that has set populations on the March, and roused the world-to wonder.---Peterson's Counterfeit Detector. THE Niw MILITARY :LAw.7—The New Bloomfield Adyncate thus'eatiinates the cost of carrying. out the neW.Military law. It says: "Suppose that we estimate the num ber of infantry,aytillery,i&c., in:th.e State at 25,009, and the cavalry at, 5,000, , (in both eases a low estimate,) and suppose that-there should be the full number of parades, the ex penses would be:5695,000 per-annum estimate that there are -40;000 in the State liable to military duty under the law, the rev enueTwould be only $200.000, or less than a third7rittlie expense. We venture to my that:the expense of carrying otiOhis law, on an average will'not be leis than half a mill ion of doltirs annually !" Blissia is doing great things in the South—levelling. roads; improving old : bar. • • hors, and deepening the mouths of the Volga atAstrakhan by steam power.• The Ameri can engineers who went to . raise the sunken Vessels in the harbor of Sebastopol, have sig nally- failed' The teredo, that active tunnel borer, had anticipated them, so that the great men:awar.were found too weak to be lifte( and to have too little, `to he - blow „ p. Up ; so there is-nothing for it but to leave. the once-proud fleet at the bottom until the worms have finished . it. Altogether, eighty 'vessels were - sunk—an amazing number.- -Elsewhere, Brother Jonathan has .en Intik, successful-;. his — c - fiterrifising,diver have got. into the hold of the San . 1 - Yedr., a Spanish war-Ship that blew up.in . the h. -of Cumana in 1815,-,wiih three million d ' lars on board, while on her way to punish' , o revolutiona ry Mexicans. . 1 • ~Mn:Acutous .EscArx ~At a recent fire 'in Bostoryt,t woman appeared at one of the third -story *indoWi of the:l urning building, Iran : .- pc and despairing.: 'hereupon..the persons 'below called on her o take courage , and . ob serve their directio s, and .Ih,}- woold save her. , They then, s many as could join, form ed a circle, each , / nail extending his arms hot.. izontallv, and 'aqping-,with his right hand the right hand and withhiS lett - the lett nano 4,i . of the man o. posite, their ariEs`.crosslng. They then t dd her to 'kneel upon, the win dowsill, a to inelinelher. body, in such a 1/ 7 Way as ti free her lied from the wall, and to fall sAcways. All tieing ready., she threw iterself/from the third story Window ! Not ama drew back—all stood film, and the poowoman•was received in safety ,on that 1:1 i 7 ,. form . of human bawl* and,larms—arms . reed by .• noble hearts ! . • rNot ice.—CIIARLF.S H. • WEEK A, the,coavertea actor," will preach in the Baptist" Church in Montro?e, pdit.Sunaay, nt halr past ten, a. tn. Notice,—Rev. A. 0.-Warm:s will preach at Jatkson Valley:the first Sunday in June, at 104 o'- clock, a.. m. ; at Salt well, at 2 o'clock, p. m. ; at Friendsvil%, at 44 o'clock, the sante day., Medical Illotice.—Tlie Sus'quelianna ,Conn ty Medical Society will meet on Wednesday, June 9, ISSS, at J.S. Ta4elPs, Montrose. ' E. S. PARK, Secraary. !MONTROSE PRICES CIUItRENT, i • FORRECTF.D WEEKLY FOR "TIE REPFELICAS. Wheat Il bushel, . • $l,OO €1 $1,12i Rye ? bushel, . ' • 621 cts. Corn, ?, bushel, • 70 @ 75 cts. Buckwheat, "til bushel, ...... .......37-1. €4 ,10 cts. (l ab:, ? bushel ' _ 55. g. 371 cts. Ifeins, white, V - bushel,‘` 4 1 00 @ 1'25 Potatoes, V. bushel,...._ - sk* liS cts. Wheat flour, V bbl. $ 5,7, (Fp_ $7,00 Rye flour, ? hundred," 2,00 (Fe : 2,50 Buckwheat flour, '.O hundred, 1,50 Cr. 1,75 Pot k, ?klb 10 4 g L2icts. Lard, 1- I, lh' . 12.1 cts. s Butter, 7 .f. lb ~ ~ 16 @ IS ets. Eggs, ? doz., 1C) its. • 7" ROUGH REIDY !, a x ENGINE COMPANY, . - COIN - Air hereby notified to meet it their Engine House, on Satertiar, - Sune sth, at R o'clock, p. m. E. C. Fo &MAY, Foreman. C. T. 1 7 3 rc. Seerciary. MARRIED. - In New York City, on the 41:111 ult., by Rev. M. Waterman, My. L. Roisiunn, or - New York, and Miss BERTHA WITTENTIERG, 01 3101.1t.r0SC, Pa. " . IVOi R rIC I IMas T 1 has been some time since. I hare sold out my business, and I wish toeelose up. Those having notes due, or unsettled secants,. will plelse call and settle the same and SAVE COST. If lam not at, home you will find my matters with Amos Nickmv, at. Post Brothers' Store"; where the Satin. can be set tled with him ifA TrENDED TO SOON. . . • - 11 , S. A. WOODItUFF. Mcmtiose, June 2, 18.58,-Alkw • lir' The people say some one has intrud "lg ed a bran 'new building hi the street.. The Town Council served an injunction, but woßderful to relate, the building , is p' greseing rapidly, sticking out as it Apes, but the greatest sticking out in Town, is - at the ,C;eneral Finding Store of M. S. 'WILSON St SON, Where you will find'affice, Dining; Parlor, and Rocking Chairs selling at COST. ' - ;451,1.(3's COST 4seiondkand CARPENTERS TOOTS --cost t50,00--will be iold for WM. Enquire • BENTLEY, READ A. CO montrose, June 2,-18.58. • DRIED APPLES, • • 'DEANS, fARD, and BUCKWHEAT FLOUR for al sale by ' BENTLEY, READS CO. Montrose, June 2, 1858. • .11or e ..VetrG Goods, .• --AND _ PlitrB-11611tibl GOOD SUGAR forsl,oo. 25 -YARDS CALICO for. . . $l,OO. . 16 " SHEETING for $l,OO. - • 5 Pis.. TEA for 1 $l,OO. 300 HATS from 6d up. _'SOAP 8c and I.Oc BAR. . . =FISH, • • SALMON, TROUT. ' MACKEREL;• • . • SELF-114TING IRONS, • BOOKS, TU BS, CARPETING, - - • • - &c. Thankful for pat.st favors we rtspedqully invite . our old friends and new corners to.gwe na a calf and • SATISFY 'TEEEDISELVES that Oda is the' plaCe to boych4 - fcr cash, doWn: • - .11:, Lyon s . Mon*c, June 2 ; 1 868. • , . GOlNtiti el) ii.l4clr.. 2 IHE. CASE! 641; SOAP, 8 cents)? 16.. ST.. „,, L 1 B VT ; Wt. A N , ' - 1 • SA ERAT PII EPE .1”: ' ASAUT.EIi PURE MAN . NO. I CA.MiLfi EO ITMEGS.;._' 1 G GE IiANK 1 NO. IrRICE, ... 1 IN I -ag« F TARCH; 7/ "- " "DIES, 12/ ARTAH, 31 `" " OAFISH, $4,40 per 100 lbs. '4,50 " " is per 'gallon, by the bbl. II II It CI II it It equally low by the package.— iea wink and the Young Fogies not come it. Terms CASH. . U. LYONS & 1858. ' MOLSES,..4 c SYR Pl T r ,42 1 4' , N. O. SUGA.i..-ii All other Gii ee It makes the 01_ •• blink, t think tll j ( Lanciboro, 40, - 1 ._.. ...-- 1 ... I— -,,--...._. I x..:umps &c. .. Axes, CAST STEEL - A- ES and HELVE , for $l,OO. . CHAIN PLII, f0r.... , ... ... .. 1,00. . P MP CHAIN .... $ cents II Ih. $1 '26. CAST'S .EL SCYTIIES fir 75 eta. 81 II 25 q: '.' Cradle Seytlie.,r, 75 " cisT v. OE:3 foi 25 " B. RN 141.1QV for. '2bo " • i I'ATENT.. P. LS for $l,OO. 5 lbs. Y. 1E- •A f0r........... 1,00. Girs, UNDER LEEVES f0r..... 1,00. 2 prs. LAIN GLOVES Mr..... 1,00. 1 .prs. GET " for 1,00. 'Call in and.get-j st what sou 'wish, nt a less price. than at any otherS ore in the' State, for we must close obt,pur Stoek. within Sixty days, f. R R. LYONS & CO. 1858: Lan m, J 11311? irkiVs•Sales, virtue ua y ,Pll ofeommon Ph me dircted, I will at the tiourt House of .Tun , Is 3B, at or, scribed pieces or pa IL that certail lying; and being in j Co., and bounded in beginuing.at the so land, late of Joseph test If 11 # perches line, thencet es motie . or lesi to, perclis to two bed thence soutlt 4(1, ul begim(iujt: eontain gethed with the 'apt] barns,lsheils 'and on Takrn in execiini Thomas Cook. tha situate, lying, amt' land, (polity of Su.. ded and desciihed by lands Of John-. of A.JP. [turmoil, occupied by Dacid simpoied to belong! tupied by Jeremiah land, more or less, honsei Tram, saw.ni Tak'cm in exeetita Georgie)llerick. Slll4-ill's Office, • I MIL. rrgiF eh* ns of _L iicinity,' are lionsej of ti, W. It the I hth day of Jll pose Of organizin . 4 SY, Accordin g t o ..let or I S5B. dry Writs issued •by the Court . . as of guiquehanna county and to : spose to sale by public vendue, Ft Montrose, on Saturday the 19th e o'clock, p. m.; the following de eels of land, to wit : .1 pieCe or parcel of land, situate, ! he township of Harmony, Svq. Id described as . follows, to wit: th corner of the whole tract of Austin, decd, thence north 34' .-9;a. post in air original warrantee e same north 46' cast 372 perch ,j post, thence south 431.° east Iv 1 h saplings, marked, and stones, ..st 394 perches to the place of no• 0 39 acre.; more or less, to n urtenances,-.1 dwelling house, V, putrda and about SO ac. improved: 1 n at the_suit or& S. Iletitley es. certain piece lir parcel of 1411(.4 ibeingin the towns - hip of Oak , and State of Penn., and bonn as follows, to wit: on the north ilborne, on the east by lands in the south by lands formerly loud, and on the, west by lands to John McCarthy, formerly oc -1106 Wilson, containing acres of 1 vit:t the appurtCnances, I fritmed 11, and about is acres improved. 1 pn at the snit all. S. - 13entfiiy, vs. JOIIN YOUNG, Sheriff. Montrose, June . % lBse. rfARY NOTICE. _ e township of Harford, and its j•reLy fetptested to meet - at the aldron, in Ifarfor,4l., on Sattuday, no, at I p. m., for the pur ' a LIGHT INFANTRY CollrA.- the Militia Laws of Pennsylvania, . - By request of L ASS SP Brigade Inspec llLlrrord June inns. citizens. . . Lel 5 .lZ, Brigade Inspector, t M, • Brizade, loon rnviston; T. 3L. i•r!s-qtlice, / , IS : , ,S. c 2w .- Estvla AP'fi I I=ZIEI=I i'vern - - - Ysurselves , Accordingly, : iieqbtlitg,ilo‘in - lblitio &-. ed. I the henellt of ilettle,lles am! the ENTIII'E public.. have DE. I.:I:MINT:I , to ll'el" - IF 7 SPA HTOII 4 I AT PAR; intlre for all tan le ptlrcha , ol at their I•st,tal.bvlent ; and they rlntlune•to sell p ,ale roan iTO 30 .ER CENT. CIIEtt PER r,411:.e C3131,ii t linleut In :C..rthern I`. un.ylvanla. There li n ,agrnt tl2O 31 rge amount or SI,NIMI (3kiti in eireulatlon In r!on ; ar=e,ll . with surprle, in the plahlte prints of A na s. , ~441‘,,,,tit the cool etriTt tint eahl f3rrtl I. at, in el,' M ill C tbn n j at th. 4h, rt • thin C{ RED e . CEP IN VALUE • at M , itr. ee.l,r the et let of her londne,4 men. we deem it proper to ll l'l lt'LX A NOI W m NE. that we a in gnatWant e Want of money, i . amt a_ the much 11,1 , i :it'•areti coin h, the he...t 41, er in market, we .. I, :s i tho" , e havlog . rp in theM 4 , 0, , e5.1 colt in hring It to GU , `TENSE- IG 9 R. ROSENBAUM CO,, - ! who milli tlce it at It., , FoItMIM X A LUE. M • ar; , e.m...motly mAvi , e,y. re - ' 0 t 9 :-.° L'-- I_. - -, .1,.1 —.= -`• "s•ii, ._...1 •• • • _ 7 1._ 9 i• , , ~ 1 , ; , „ „e,.(1,e,, .es. and of th.Vinc..l gnarl!!! ;- Shawls,. anti 1 1 a s ,-.Bonnets, I/ 41...upe,g0r ,t ..., 0ck .if _ M I L'lfa 11 WE. R Y 000 S p to wialeh the atentin of Nettstry Milliners are v re.pectfolly Invited. 11'eave is I,e: tiful asmrtment of . ili> , roi j algries, Collars, Slee'ves,li.in• itils, !Laces, and While Goods,', unexciellt,d to tittality, style, and imire.4. • I N e der. e Mgrest deal of attention to the 'I . . . . . Tia:P.,..1.17. MEAT. tIfITEITIFS ro11411x•,loolug a%tv en,lye t.tllri . ng r- . 1a . . - 41..litjtent etr meeted with our 5 •••:::”. at VoNTI W.I. and St :AV. t.llA:4:\ A DEror. We i tlatte n , :r.eluvi. that . c.-tn tie man--.1.e he dwarf or giant, and nO rmsttiir Imo: ill,htMen- r tn a premmtable style, 1 ' PRO IDED'ALWAY . , tint iii. Port-Morin:llY- 5 STI - ITET) with the "NEEr'FVt... - ( ,4 .1) - 1....,4 by se , to con. 4. f SPANI....M WA welt .4 Auxemax alla.) Call surd get poor -1k ON Erti WORTH' at. the store of \ i Gutter rg, Rosesibitniii dk, Co.\ MtiNTP.OSE. Ta- .ay 00.11=-7k.-tc . ' F - ' , 1 NEW .1" RANGEM:ENTS. 1tuf..77 F 'RN-FI'ILTRE ONLY FM: . 1 .... 44 . ' RE 'N. DY PAY!' 11 " 1 " i AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ! . H _V e T 2 ,: i ? rin t ,, ric i ti v the w o e ld h ‘ . la v y e_ o e f o c o h ci a u rf i ring tro and tr n v e ti ve ie r NiMble Sixpence frislead of the Slo'w Shilling. Nte tzeep cons, ntlyrott hand a good assortment of B all lOnds'of CA Y.E,TIIIIINITUrt.E, or furnished t at s'hort notice. VII in want of .1 Mr"'CTOil :D FURNITURE at lOw prices williplease give us a call. A word to the *ire, - AT. Slop and Wan Il~oms foot of Main Street. WM. W. SMITH & CO. '• indebted to Smith, Fordhath & ke notice that we• need and matt 'lease help us or we shall hake to WM. W. SMITH & CO. 26, IssB.—tf _ - - Alf tho' Coj will please ha p our pay. help ourselves. gontrose, Ma' 1117 BARGAINS CAW! Fo , ..,,,,,, . ANOTiE R FRESH ARRIVAL OF .1 EW GOODS. Delaine for sl, o o' iterrimae Prints 1,00 Spra , rue & Allen's do ...., —l,OO .1 1 adder do 1,00 enimq 1,00 Sugar s 1,00 oonton Nails 1,00 abbit's Saleratus..... ... . .. ~1,00 ood Tea . • l e . 1,00 lows '' 1,00 .. ats and Caps, Lawns, Ginghatos, &e. [row;Prlces. I F. B. CHANDLER. ard good - 41 ME Pound; go Gallons diol .7ge lot of at equally ontrose, M y 26, 1858 OW) GiI:ORDINANCE ised May 10, 185* • d by th a Town Councilof the Borough se, and it is hereby ordaihed by the same, that all encroachments upon is of this Borough by buildings• or ereby prohibited. -And further, that eretofore made, permitting or allow= eroachments, be and are hereby re lither, that the Corporation ,Attorney rized te commence legal proceeding ' every nelson or persons violating the ' - a. W. MOTT ; Clerk. eeds, Notes, &c. E it ordain 0 of Montrc authority of fir tho public strOl o erwise are t A Ordinances in any such ti pealed. And .1 ih , hereby au& **hut all a 3 .341 fofoul s ' °':: " • wry kw' 'NOTTS! . a . jiiviir i ce.• . . • F Deeds just printed. Alsd BLANK waiver of ail right to inquisition -erted, just printed. for sale at this" June-2, IStie. • --: . ..:.. tio•mou ~,, ' .. WORTIFOrGOODS,.OI-11AND, WIEICH,DIEUST BE spLD,. PRIOR to OUR REYOVAL to SUSQUEHANNA, As eve have solci l ito Real. Estate in this Town. S .‘ MI afoek eoisis $ of American, English and French Mgr Goods, • Groceries, Pork, Fishillour, Hardware, Oils and Painta, Stoneware,. ' Looking GLirses, • Timirare, Woo!, Oil, Callan Carpets, Glassware„ Boots and Shoes, . Woodanwase47 - lla and Cloth Ironware, Stoves and Scirtlics, Clocks and I'!D. • Axes, Trunks and Firkins, Manic • • -Grind Storms, Shovels, • Lath and Shingles, - . Nails, _ Carpet Yarn, Zinc, - -Mill Saws., Lamp Oil, L,i 4 Tar and Glass, Soap, ICandlea, &e. 12 " " A general assortment of - CARPENTERS ainl TOOLS, Bring in kvir Spuriish Coin. Lanesbo ro, Muy 185 s. CO. . • : LADIES Clores,t 4.......r.i`cents a pair, do. Linen IlOkts,• ' 6 'cents, Prints from ft to It) cents, - Summer. Gobds, all prices. • SheotingsTeom 6 to 8i cents, &c., kc. or Dutch Coin •wante% ) NS tt CO, Laseshoro, May IS, MIE-4 44E, t I IEA R tt: t aaniT:tno'ortlirelC,torn,u,cieLnna::„isandSiV„el Dutch, Latru, Greek, Jeurr.h, sr any other Coin taketaut P ill, for ti ide tt our ' , tore in the pleasant rge of Lue,horo, Stistitu. harm t Countv, Vum.‘tvatui ILL R. LI 0 sliS & CO. L IlleabOro, May IS, IS SS. Tea,.. ~, • ga , r, ••• &c 0 - .Su. r••• .., CENT TEA for riO c4tits ::t pound. i i.) BEST N. 0. SUGAR. at 8 cents per pound. . BEST N. 0. MOLASSES; 42 " " ' GAII, - " P. R. MOLAKSTS, :45 " " ."_ *GOLDEN slitric 45 " " '-' " DUTCH STUP, . 35 '. " " COFFEE SU;AR, 9 " " - poontl. CODFISH, , j - 5 i, ~ ~ RIO COFFEE, JAVA COEFEE, 17 44 .44 4l CANDLES, ' NI ~ . u ~ SALARATCS, . ' 5 cents,Tound papers. STARCH, k 10 " I :m. 1 )01ml, NUTMEGS, ,- i 75 " ' " " CHEMICAL SOAP: c 9 " '." Man FATS, No: 1 SO.)', ? 8" . " " CLOVES, ; IS " " pound. Call q uick, with your SP.VS:ISII kiEW NH COIN. 13. R. LNON S tS.': CO. Lancsboto, May 18, 185 x, OILS lc PAINTS.' L UV % EEO OIL, 74 cents per Gall. - PURE WHITE LEAH, 8 " . - lb. - at e .11. M. Lyons & Co. Ladesboro;ll4 48. 1858.. • • rALL RIVEII,,'BOONTam,. paaa-T.D. MILLS. an d.xxolion 1101 5 E NAILS', $3,7.5 B. R. LYONS & CO. LAXESBORO L Mty - I S, 1 ti5S (elp 13elecf Miss C. F, Hitchcock, Principal. • r pins sch(vi isinow.in sessimi, in the building form !. erly ocenpied,by W. FiturOt ; pill will receive scholars at 'the fcdlowiur rates: Tuition, per 'term Mr 12 w4iefcs, in Common English Ittatiches, - 5:3 4 0 ' In higher Ehglish, 5I II ' French, , 11,00 *Drawing aril Paintin g , - ~, . 1,1 - . . One half of thO tuition is required itt advance, one hf to the middlO of the term. ""sfiss lliiencoliK . is a •, - .oadtiate of Franklin institute, N. Y., a young 1:14 of high accompliShments. ' She comes fo this plaUe very highly rugOmmended; and has the highest approbation of her pla:sent patrons. She will undoubtedly pht forth her most vigorous ef forts to make her' hool equal to the hest. I. -W. FUTOT. New Milford, May 19, 1858.-3 w . '. / 4 9 - . -- - - 0 - • , .A. -•-•...,...., / ' , _ s s\ % /I: \ I HATIDWAREi, iz' - ! . :,_ AC 1 General Finding Store IS \ FL \ NTIED W WITH N E "W G 0 0 I) S DIRECT from EV, I ORK GITT for Spring truth. ORESI of many Piintg, Gingham, :I,ltts.linnelaine,Chal li, Moire Antique, and , different grades of black Silk. by the yard or piece. A good : ,asortnlent of Carpets, Oil Cloth, and Matting,'Looking , ,Olasses, Wall Paper, CARPENTERS TOOLS, _Planes, Saws,. Mill Saws, Cross Gut and Drag Saw . .` . Our stock of , - HARDWARE consists of everything in the line of Getlery, House keeping articles, , Builders and Mechanics Hardware, Firming Articles; Scales and Balances, Ac., Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Ropes and Cordage, Crockery & Groceries. In fact every thing a reSsonable person can want. We thank the [ Public for past favors and solicit a further patronagp. in. S. Wilson it Son. Montrose, May 19, t 858..- • *NEW 'GOODS • • - 4.• JUST ARRIVED AT THE HEAD of NAVIGATION foi:sale cheap. ' C. W. 319TT: RORSES . FOR . SALE. E subserieCre have a riir of GOOD WORK 11011SES . t+1hich they will sell. /ow for CASH, or exchange for a Pair of - Oxen. Also-. 4 Lumber Wag ode, nearly' new, will be•sold low. SUTPHIN & YOUNG. Summers, May 19,.1W.-4cv • To the Sneezing fohlie. IryURIO'S CELEBRATED - CATARRH SNUF,F, jJ ANINTALI6IILE ROIF.DY; for. gale by .11. Thayer, Montrose • S; ,Tompkbis, Brooklyn; William H. Thayer, .I;irnock, • . • Montrose, Hay 26, 1852.: . • ' WANTED IMMEDJITELY • • A GOOD hspl at t Cart/it - 9 , •and'elefli ; .ing Ilueineer. ~ T tione need apply unless hilly Competent, and *ell recommended, Pay every month, in 'At share of the income will be given if desired. H. MniGIIAM, • ••••••' • ;.. Cainp Town -Bradford Co., Pit 14y 26, 18111:4w • • • • THE MONTROSE NEW, C(10033, •-xr- 'C. NV .lil , just arrivcd,..mid for sa.hycheap, arAYF,D OR i 7~RO'Mhe subscriber, on- Tu pa red new-ndlch cowl middling lime, horns of common' at the potato. . - Any or returning said coiv, giving infOmation where she n suitably rewarded. Lathrott, May 19, ISSS. 3w BIKVILINTON WA Binglkamton,/Croom TIIIS Establishment has b , and improved during, the , now ready for the reception.of For.siruilar institutions in th Army advantages for the *wee: ealida. Tale [mat= is beau c.ntiitnodinus. The roorus hrrg and evevay arranged with and Comfit of their occupants The Physicians, Dr. ThaSetiC tweNe years expetience iu tye. pathlcally, (the Feat right at - which time they have treated - of sick pere:ons, mam!'after th pronouncdd fiend by eminent p to the patients at the "Cure," tice in tho . village and surrou makes thept familiar with. the of every Rrade and character. and own the "liiughamtoa•, fluently it is under their entire meat. - In allsthose diseases to whi Lion of llYArapathic treatment demonstrated, they will goner: and perfect restoration, such Acute and Chronic Itheummis Dyspepsia, Scrofula and Spina Liver Comphiints, Tumors, I Joints, Diseases'of Throat au and Fever ; I-emal✓ Oanilaia rharartri, Skin diseases, Catai Persons ivho have been lon and who have not sneceded to regain their IM - alth are them a call. Terms'trona 6'5 t Ur" Dr. Thagrr Trill Lr Ilottl,) on Friday, Jane thr invit sJ , eaf dr 'to pier hil For fur n ari Ii partiel, add! Binghamton, May I 9 , New SO FOR CASH Bt, PROMPT 6 M. 1310 E Would invite attention -ti! SPRIG AND SD • Just reCeived, including, as t Ladies' „Press Goods is l'qi Robes, PeiMonis, (Mollies, Silks, Brodie, Etclln, Martti//ax, PetrasaN, 4:i eflut notterx, Rroadelot ,stnienier Sityrx, witfi sl4Pie 40 I In eluding Groceries, ware, Stares, Iran, Ste Caps, 'Boots and Shoes; Cloth's, ['elated Window Cloeki L Drags, oils, Paint The entire Stock, having and at Panic Prices. 1% Mtn... to CASH and PROM PT SL N. B.—Flour and Salt NCIV !: it !In t l, Hay 12, 18; Adrannistrat - ATOT - ICE is hereby g ivci, maul; against the Esti. deceased,-late of ItarnkAty, presented to the fonlersigie - atit persons indebted to said make iminediate payment A. 1.11:: , 11 Susquehanna, May I. WALL I IfHAVE just received ant per, and expect more to toiners will find insc assortn in Suseolelsanna county, an cut. .Windovi Paper, I Brellering, C. 3:oni 11)Se, .% 15, ISSBI CRAIVB 1141ST every farm in r less swamp. TIOW if planted in evani. busheLi per acre cc ,cri ie.• eoukl alwa:ys bushel. Sow, farmers, pu , rods of vines 'this yery ]hay stock for futt4e planting_ imam the ground fin• an ( the WI or spring. each way. I am prepare plants at 8 .1 per thousain forwarded to :my address c Lynn, Snsq. Co., Fa., 3 li•64bie fthioßy r2 le.A3 Fogies. Every Tub Stands:: 'ittOwn Bottom., THE ORIOINAL.O • RICE & READY - PAY STORE 0 W MILFORD. • HAYDEN I .OTHERS. T"E peoples' agents are n-hand with the largest STOCK U Ili 00 EIS EVER brought into this section, consisting of Pry Goods, -Oroce es, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ya t ees Notions, Jewelry, Watches Flour and Salt, Fist, Wooden W e WaII Paper, Garden & Field Se :ds; Hay & Straw Forks, :rooms,. and other itriieles too n 1111CrOlIS to mention. et Fogyism has had its day. , f its discontent," going , y is not far distant when dead that it can't (yen hanie %will then have no and his quiet slumbers irriti dreams of "Sheriff The day has dawned. 01 It is now in the " Winter down, derry down. ThE d old Fogyism will become s kick. The Farmer and Me fear of Day-booksand Le,da withnot'be disturbed by h Sales." SO mon& it be! 117,. here state (lb ted,) that we have'ONE NO. DEV Our goods are all warn no charge for • Thankful for past libera close application to buAltu of the people, to merit a Sew Milford, May G, NEW (' IIHE subscriber; arc well selected stock • SPRING I=ffla MER GOODS, . consistin, DRY GOODS, • HARD iVA RE, CROCKERY, HATS d CiPS, DRUGS, MEDICI • STRA W.V 0 OAS, G R 0 CI,E 4.1 ES, IRON, NAILS',. L'OQTS SHOES, 'E S, rE S7* F t E GLASS, SA,SII,. cfc., tte., • cec:i • of our lady.riatrous to our 2, 01; (1,. Arial npr,LatrnN.Chultix , all retie KEY I:1:S. Of Bonnet fl t 1:161,108, now. PAINTS, OIL PUTTY, d• t We invite the attention DEEM ttrtiong which will he fehti Robes and Rdllsools'lv. AL.o a tine'levortment era, Itychett ' teisides:oth., Also a elioice let '6l f other grieeriezi, eiScheal We feel Canfident tha , goods we emmat'fail to'.• prlaei that defy Co . Our motta : is. small p Come alon„-wit a your . ( 1 4 YOU -geod.' ,, ,ldeKS Brooklyn, ILLY fi.rine; :TRAP); SUGA 'lS t , and a4' Ike chcaped. • , - in. thapriee and q~inlit~ of 'nit ALL. We intend to sell acii.and quick returns.. iTa'4.l) sad- we will ZIE . &ELDUIDGE.': - .1 igsg. Sp II IN qt: is 69. STOCK OF - 0001),S. Wpnre flow receiving n cvaiseteeteil STOCit. Or 00D$ in put tuithil varietliand our friends to colt/rind .examine.` " 4 • . GOODS § Trs . tay 185 s. TOLEN, ' May the' 27th inst., four years Old,' of length and turned in o-. the subscriber ,or ybe found, Ai*. be J ESSE' 51,LV1113.. ER CURE, County, N. T. , Cll greatly enlarged ~resent Sp lug, and is atienti. .4 ountry eontbi so isful treatment of in -ad, house new and I. airy, well furnished, I view toiie health and Wife, hare 'had dug diseases, Ilydru ling/4,11111610 during :accessfully thousands it disea.4es had been ysicians% In addition hey have a large ptni!- !ding country, illicit velment of diseases. They planned, lit . Valet Carr.'," co - control and manage- I A the peculiar adapt:t hus been successfully lly guaihntee a spec • re the followin, si n, Nervous DiZase., Complaints, • Fevers, `leers, Enlargement of Lungs, Dropsy, Ague rr,ry grade and Sc., &c. ick or b,d-ridden, (ore in their. efror &Ally incited to giv.e t . ' 10 per week. r Montrov, (Scarlr's fh, ISSB, awl cordial• a call. CFK '.THAYEIT,II. -tf Goods: ONTHS' BUYERS -_077 1114.\ca Stock of MER GOODS alai, a great variety f . ., f Ginghanvx, stare ex, Poplists and (; Cashmere Skad.* le RilAnnx, lionnebe 'a, huodoirres and full varido of elooZs, Crockery, /Lard f' l , Nails, Bats and Carpeting. Floor Oil Shadek, TVall Paper, Drop ii, Fixh, &c., I een bought for CASH . , ,aOl.l at the lowest figures, MOXTIIS' Buyers. onstantly on hand. la=tilE to all persons having de ate of FILAN7S POOLER; '1.11.1.t the same twist he d for ',:trtatogentent,, and Estate - are requested. to 'ELL, A datircbd ratcr 5 —tire !WEI ,P E . Ither supplN, i l l. Wall Pa arriylgoon. I think cast TlA ii. Otht* largest . and hes . es as 'ow as the low tilS autos awl .Irixtare,i, ABEL TURBELL RIES!! the Ninny has (mit more orth . ..little or nothing. but 'es would yield Trom ion year after the first. be. ell for yd", or more p .out at least a few square at.lca.st-enough to get a ' And through ti ie ciummer i acre or moreplant ant in rows one foot apart to furnish 300,000 , . Carigliy packed and t n receipt tie price: G I l. LYMAN. 1 y. nr, IS' :--31r Mike to Bridge Builders.- Q EAUP PROPOSALS will tit' received at the • Conimist , loners' Office, in MOntrose, on Monday, June 7th, 185 S; for building a I.4dge over the Wya, lusin; Creek, near the mill of N..*hoemaker in Rush loww.hip. Plan and q7eciftcatiot mu be seen lathe ComiisAnners' Office, after the )th - ,,i• May. By order of the Conimissioner4. WM. A. C,P,SSMON, •Clerk. Commissioned' Office, ) •the Benefit of !.lie tudtia rcE for our Goods and ATION..• - l ilted as representel, and., 1. patronage, we .hope by C l s; and an eye to the wants ontinuance or the same. ii Ai'DEN IiROTHERS.- 58:4y oyr reeeiting a largo and in part of . • , . Grain and Batter :Wanted.' ',-. . • . ' .--: Ifeinlock and Piaci:nisi* . er,Flonr,.t. . . Bran Chops 'at reasonabl4riees may im:. lb und - at , our ST 7 E-4.31 MILL,.% .i ,POSVINZOTHERS. ! Montrose, May Cs.lBsS.t. . 1 ' - - lg. Nei* G o ds . G ._5B. • BENTIiqY, READ' , S - :, CO., O' ' •..: A RE now reeeii..ityl• a large and well selected stoa' • . . e, SPRING & SUMMER GO S, which they offer to: thiir customet< ant the public I generally, on their usnat terms, viz. ash, Produce, or approved credit ; satistiedqui ' ley can Offer In. ducements to purchasers:equa 4.. i aty,eitablishment in the country. `°`: Broadelotlieerser4seres, Vent ing. Kentucky deals : and a great itatle . ty of plater ial- Co' r Men's and Boyl wear. 1 Challis, .Her in es, 144.wris, Brit:- !Lino, Debages, Gin Ins, Shawls ; 4:c.. 1 &c., cheap. Bonnets I . l36hons,'and Flowers, for Ladh.s and isses,)ust received, , • hats and Caps.—A very hi j yge stock 'of !fats and - Caps: of every -shape and (nateiiil,ltpit In. • Codfish, Mackerel, in 1,, 1, andi barrels, or be the pound, and Ashton Salt, by the large or sued' sacks. . • '.:-. . twerieo, Crockery, Hardware, Stone and Tin-wire, a lai-ge •supply just received and for sale right. ' _ Return Pails, Churns, Flrk air; Butter Tubs. Boots, Slimes, and .Le,atlker fftway,i on hau. • • • Clocks, Looking-glasses, *V indow and WallTrunkg, Brooms: Wash Tubs, sx. Faints, Oils, and nye f.ituits, Pat. ent Medicine:;, &c., Sc , for s.ile be BENTLEY, BEADA Mont re, May, 185 S New Theory of Neutraljzation. TO THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. DOCTOR -J. P. LAMBERT; Auburn d Curnprs. TREATs 77,051 diseases " under the sApplication of ..1 • the'principles of N,ErrriatazarioN: This TitEntiv,thongli new:, is the 1119 . 4.trathful, - and in its application the most etff. , ctive of any other ever propagated., Its adaptation - to meet sudden emer gencies, its reiu•onalilent:ss, lIA .rfir*.y. of detimt when Therapeutically applied, nint itir,effectiveneszA . and certanty ;secures for it a confidence miyer seer r.\ cc: for ay: other. It needs but to he 'known, to be apprec tql. - ' lt saris more patient s , and relieves them moreqiiichly, than any•ltcretolore knOwn then': ry. It reveals first causes, the effects of those cans- , es on the•l;Villi; Man, :Ullll p0:11AS out the • NEUTRA LIZING REMEDY. It is no strange MlA's, for it effectually and Nbrever to root but Fever and Ague witli.one dose of ntsdi eine. Tht , re need be no failures in the ewe of -Fe vers, Dysenteries, Infiammatior. of the LOgs,,tc., , tc. None need die with those cot plaints i for every case can be cured with unerting certainty.. • T.liere need no man die with Pleat•isy,-Ifliac Passion. o'r 'Cramp in the Stoiint,ch ; floorlllt . 6e to tail minutes posi-' tively relieve and rare the huttilyto mimed, cases. It exacts but few medieines, (so reir. that patients often ,wonder how so few can give so great and sudden re lit* and those of the mildest character. It will bear the most rigid scrutiny, and defies kliaw to hepick ed in its pathology. It cannot'possiidy hurt any one; but cure- nearly all thitsubmit to Its attion;"; Ampl% pr4ofs can be furnished of its effeotive . power to.eur,Y; he'having met With but one fatd ease, within.olue yeai-, out several,bundreil.: °leases brought under its treatment, and,in curing many cases given up to did by those following the OM) TnEtinisr.s. The rap id dispersion of disease, before the mild :and. blapul trentment, founded on the theory of Nentralizattonos. a.Sttflicient vindication of the principles of it, and a triumphant proof of its adaptability to most of the forms of disease around us. _ . . Now you may ask what is this Nee. :17,rriry? All the auswerlcan give you hew, is, that IL the cause et getaleriutt this way cures tllO case, liy arresting it at ()Iwo. • 1 , Qturger ymtipottiotiat to the se'Opity of the Extra charges im• ni“llt- Letters ofmumity, and aAing advice, lirolliptly al 1$ wered, (irlkelr ttlf ease ix fall y,,l•tateil)ht One dollar.. Medicine? for varinns ca?es. clot I.)e sent Lc uuiil Atilmrn, 'May 0, lE2:::.3.—ant Ready Made Clothing, N. ATI 11) P. Pi* A LARGE and desiratdo.stock of-READY MADE CLOTHING, and HATS CAPS, Sc., consisting of every variety and shade, and IvetAiutted to lie made in every ftartitudar as good as custom:work . , and at prices that cam - MA - ail to suit for Fyatly pay, may be found ut the store of F. B._ Chandler, for sale by ,Montrqsc, May o, 'sS•.—tf fi. LANGDON. M=BIE=II SIDDLF 111,11NPS8 & THU •• 4 I asVal VA slia, -- qamikva4 a a az) al 43, Armailka a 4 now receiving a large aesortment Sadtte, Carriage, and Harness Trimmings: I• have On hand a good a, ,, gorttnent of-Harness, Rat dies, both Ladies and (Yeas, and 'Bridlis: to match, and very, efienp. , I . ..ather Lein on• the rise, now k the tame to buy; Carriage Trimilun . g Executed with neatness and di'spatch: All kinds 0r Trinindtigs . nn hand and for sale as cheap as can be procured at any place in town. ONE AVORD. • All mites and accounts doc hiss. bOset tied to Aare cost. Short-credit is our motto hereafter. • G. F. FORDIIAM, o li cdoci t •ilhore S. S. Motei Grocery. 3f on troz!e, Api 2s, -r8.55.-ift t, • lIIIIIIEIMEIiIiIiI ~' HOME• AQ-ALN,". .: • OFFICE, ,Over Wilsou'i Store: • LODGINGS, at Searte'.4.. noteL -Montrose, Stara 70„1 . 855. • q • MEN MOMFN INITCHILDEEN 5• 5 . T_TEAR ,! ILEA in ye that 1.1 wish to buy Goods thrah for Cash, SON - are just oilenigg a ffesli stock. DRY GOODS, ' DRY GOODS, 111:.1 . GOOD, (11?0,(,'Ele !ES:, croch-la:1; OIL CLOTHS, CARPETING,MATTS, RUGS, BROOMS, BROO.lf, (11:A DLL'S, (1..• 11 1 .4 ILATS, (74 R 14t- SEEDS; FISH,! • _ • ILS,.IVA L I.; WI:1,1101V Pa . . .„.. all of which will be sold at the verr lollvcst , rates for, ieadrpay. Please give tis - a call. ' 'Montrose, May 2G, 1858. ' THE CHEAPE S T PAPER IN IRE. WORLD, THE ITATICIAL MERCHANT =A Large Weekly , at 80 Centi a Year. :• , • TT contains a choice . selection' of Biterari. Matter, riTalers\Poetrs, and a large nmonn . t of . eommereial infOtrantionX• The reviews Of the Markets and Bank Note Reports ore of themselves worth 'pore than the priee of sabseription, 191 the paper itsell,before it. is punted, •Costs more' than we get fog it.: Sorlfen Dollars we will's - end sist4n copies'ef the Mire/tent RIO any three tiollai rungazine,• such 44 Glldees:ll44.eg -ar,4h6M. 4 4 ifabrarins. Specimen - copieoUthn \3frrebant ien t. to any address on the kmeilitof.a postage Xetire•yeuag aien . wanted tO s canymnt for the."pnper, ti, !brim a"liberal cemraisMorrw , dtlie : allowed ;that will amonnt in some cOes r to . eiklittdollitovs(niontii. • ._S. B. ASBION .41;rticmai. Jlqchaat . , . . . • - • - Orphansk — COurt — Saki - - • Wr.;. be sold on the premises, on Monday ; the seventh flai'.Of June next,. at 2 o'clock, p. all that lot Of' land; the township of Ifer-- mOny,:bouitlell Mirth and east by kmdsordonei Tay Mr, south by hinds . of - jaeob.TaYlor, and'ivest by lands of David Taylnr,• cohaining about five acres;_ ou which there is a house, barn; and orchard, late the estate of Frances POoler, d'eceased. A. IMStlNELL i ,..4elittittistraior: • Susquehanna, Slay 13, 1868.-4* . • ' TREASURER'S 'SALE OF UNSEATED LAND.S . IN . SUSt:COUNTY. • . XI ()TICE hereby slconeloat. agretalii yto the thief the Genet , . 11 al Assemble of like Uortantruwealth of Pecutyleanin. diretlilutt the mole of sellfiye unmated lands foy taXels, the folicosingtracto SW purtfof tracts of unrested lands. ors:lath the manta of the warrantors or owners ortlet dormers urb Wan" Aron, w fl besold at public Vero duo. on the second! 31 °War In Junto next, "(The 1404.), ad The:Court - - In Itlontrose, for arteurages ;n1,11146.! too& =eruct on nett tract respectlt (Ay. wiles* the untie i ?aid heft= the usyuif sale to ceutturnce .t ton o'clock In the toretaten. Acres, • Acrct: . - raze IM JAFII.-it 4„.1) . les Wheaton.' • 1313 rri. Pow lieedttbi pt • t,74 AO Sirs. Ifs 2,t4 Si 4 • 247 • W 116wg Stui A. - 11,49 t • JACW.6O}% ' itogiCtrvity, I A • t 8 jltory tCrltc. pt pt pAtAtEI !Dam), utoietT. 1. ;030:;-.'N6. AO. uod! t 03,.. Thom; as •k bbreio. tonnerly I lam F.state, . 13,M No f 40 sod - - 20.641 LiOrt s , " f.'B,l'l44tuttl'4,`, 7,0) •-• • " • 14, - Jth'fal Dostoti, • 110 A •"' 30. do ' do 'I%W 406 Pope': hString;4l.64 " 31114,1311%. 201 11.01xTt :31,521 146 beollare. Stonehorurr. 3. 55 1 ellarlett liarrhon, 5,33 :20 Andrew :IcConnigh' 135,31 81t ektnerst 1441 e, pt • / 63,1 1 d 7 -William pt, otiTYOOl... .; • r 4011 John Iltaoh„ TO: boon Ikaelu.pt I 5 .It.eplt 110rte1443 3111 131 l'hlltp Ihrach. pt. , ..11er1 4.leorge 153irr, 150 Elizabeth Neuv3ll4 10,43: Phrhe poker. pt 3.66 1 180 Ann Tinker, pt • 11.771 341 laird "'toter, pt •. Ittn • 1.0 &Ind.Mot-Meth, NO.l. .1%N% do dt, ? , 0, 21.42 , FT do do 4 . 3, 0,55: 63 do thr vilk 72. do 'do . 4 ', krzi• 85 Jottepl, Both. p l . - 0 .C 4 i) l'hillp Itearh. pL - 3,34 II! Peter th arlt, pt 0.77 , 14,, r5t0 Porter,- t.i = 4 5,2 Elltaboth Nowptirt, pt 11,3 i =1 L'67 aimatlthaltutlvr. . :4) I 108 Trutotin 1331,11 r HARMONY. 194 C. I..ll%titt• 12:M P.V.7 Re'Jett Trull, 1033 317 firorge Mttntz, pt 31.03, 0•2 dim I , chrltek, • .01, Swink, 10All 14 4 1 tVllllain S•nith. • kor.'. -tat Patrivic - Jolitv,n. tit Frederick 113010,1, r•r/owl)), dawn. pt tt,4o 10t/ trailkk ; 3401 finks": • " 7i Irenry'WvltT,'• 4.t+ l} !•215(,) IVllilarn•rtt% I 4 IVII:Nm Anditiori 01 c. ISM OB I :17 , , .Ipbr, Borsr. , • 8,43 .Totai Kughler, ' 2,0 ,14.0 l'lttnkett, • 1,5 4 0 er r-r. 0 % 1 1 .75i ' 5:07 Joh*. - 41,61 1 5111915tan.5c. =I ... :32 liems . lllll. 1:1:0 , It .120..01.Nomport. .sql 70. :4:0010.1.Ney - vlsrl. . : 1,01 0.) Jan. r Ni.wport, I,:toj Yn (ince:Newport. .4:9: 00 Juicy... Neyrrt.•" ' .1..:V? ...I. Jonnilitm Ne:bitt, :1,00 et,tl4 , ,lther inri,t, ' g.: , 1 t 7. Tlo.loa. tlarrlytt4.: ).t....1 00 Ja..pqr..:Sewpott, 4,30 Tr.q/4111,1 . 8 Oine.L • EX ((litor . 74iroficV, Pt Lore), L•7I 11 the ISEX.IA Mr!i; et 4.ltat• the.stril ,b.mett for arr.tugenimt, and P , • rtnutt:ted to ttuake }nittivitlatel.ov: B=MMI= FA 1131 PO.ll. SA.I4 E ! _ rt VlFi ttubscriter oilers fiw sate his farm, situate : 44o ' 1 the tnAnship 'of Daiford,'Stisoutlnutha: . l'a„ containing 1:n; nacres, about imProred.., Upon the: stint: is a dwaing honsc, Jwo good barits,..ke. It is also arch watered, and has t4ro ood orebartlA bearing fruit. The above. 'premises . are )or...we'd midway between Oakley Station on the D. L. & TV.A.I. IlaifOrd Anie .`1 miles fiem eaelt;,:nol II miles flout Ilarford Uui rersity. , Terms made known by calling upon the.subseriber on the - premises. SERRA JEFFERS. Dm roll], April; '2O, 185 S. . , A NEW WAY OF TAKING PICTURES t Antbrotipes on the "March: :" Ehave.recentlyhecome.nerptainted with a:nes! way of ttikiity likenesses, trrid •if the 'person who practised it and " took •", , the pictures of Iwo young ladies fvom our table, will reino n them hum:di: 7 :Hely, we will say no more tibunt .it; otherwise, we wouldn't: Eke to.promise. ••• • • oOr Sky Parlor • . is still open, and the Artist - still asks, needs, mid tries. to deserve your patronage, but, jullgiUg from the crowds which every day don t visit -10 rooM ; i, he is somewhlt apOrehenSive dist:you have forgotten,him.: - As on look in vour mirrors, Aitdcview-your ° bright. faces, Just think of the Artist; .Amils2ll his uicc ca'ke.z.z, And think what Try -litres " , '• • ' Intril.r.eason to fnake, if none of yon•i,rire Lieu: Tour flit•rt;; to take, - W. Ti. •REAX.S. Thick Block, Moiltro:ie, April 28, ISSB. Neer Goods New Goods! YOUNG & S-MITIPS DY PAY STORE:... ' -rim um...si g ned would aii . nounee to their custom . 1 era, G iends, and tie public generally,' that ,titoy have just returned from the City and are receiving and opening up ,a new and ComptiteAssortment . 0 Goods of various kinds, , which will be .old atPrices' to the times, for GAS// or 11:01iCCE. • We 13147 sought the-medium of the press to ;91nounee40 upon what principle we ;hp transact husines.3... It is termed the • .• • It EADI PAY SYS'lrt l iTl.,. '` • or C.%SH and PRODUCE. • - Ono Pricc . to A all persoll'• • for•the same article, and it shall be our enileayee to make those prices such as rwill induce persons . wbo, wish to pay for their OW S 1 Goo& alanotothers,'tO' call at least and i'Fxamine.our stock,..and lfth'i prices: don't comedown to the sestet'', we cannot expect to, sell them. Sonic kind friends niaY site that'd=m~' be " no go," but we think from theexperipteitif the( laSt few months,. of every person echo •hapriatted to . owe the country merchants, especially.if itbad been; standing six mouths or ere, with what coaxing,. . dunning, threals, ke., they llaVe been beset; We ' they will all respond to tho slime systern,!' andrre•- . - solve to. buy no more -go?ds'than_ they can pay. :fori. • and that are determined- to'suppart those who will establish that principal and:carry'ieout„ , , will let tfie's-ystcca adnpted stint] upon itsOwp-mer its, believing thatit is 'the ;host „prudent and wise course tabu purs'ned Meyer:l' branch of husioess,and. that The day is not _far, distant.when it wilt be gener ally adopted. Call and ece.us and we will show con Goods at :0- toni;iitin-• low Ft•uretz. • All kinds of merchantaide produce taken in ex change for good4,at ,the' highest market price. KOCLKIES: .IGROCE . ItI,IEff!t,t - A 'VI • splendid i.Fiortment,•4 very lOw fignres, .• tours it SHOES • • .lust ri.TvirtA large lot; for salo.chenp.' CROCKERY. - ! ; 1 .1 • A-new lot jt 't receiretl and for tmlo: CEDIt4li at STONIB AYA.Rt • ' - •. in all . it3ctrietiesr BEADY 'IILI DE CLOTIII 11111 G WO D:tIfVMFN We have a large'kdor Firkins and Tubs for-sale: ` • • , : Stunmqrs,.Aplil, 28, 185.$—tr. B 6 ks ek, _ QetfOoL ROOKS, a large) miely,'clatap 7 Blank Rooks; Can, Letter and Nide- 'aver. • •. . . -• .40. 0- Pieces Wail raper And Bonier, Wiiolow toprFr' s kc P.,'11. eIf.V.OLERZ. Montrose, April 2S, 185'8 .Dr. C. D.Nifoil O , q -• . 1.. - )ESIDE.XT DENTIST,.3I . 9:ICTI3OSE' PA. - • Wee 41' at the Franklin Hotel. .Rovi; LIST OP CHAILtIES: - (iota largesreize; • - • -"" medium, . " " small, Tin dc., Nip oeNerve Cayitteaitegatati and filled;, , iS,OO Cement Fillings tiot nieti.- • • Cleaning 5et,,.....'„.. „ „ 1;00 flxtmeting„at .the ; Tercgalarities of the tantlieoitieted itt aireaiona lilo charge. - - PLATE W-O.IIX. 1 . ;o1d Plate, Nin on "' 2 . 4 4, g "• ." 4 to-10 teeth; per .tetith,•..-.. 4;po Full upper or urid6r jaw, on (fold; GUia Panded,. -.56P: Null double - ITc • cui Gold: 0 tuna Old itailied;eloo,oo Full upper or' • 45,60 Full Dtible, Plain, : , '. . . . 00,00 Silver half thei.abovii r:qe:a. • • itpitred.gtnerrdPlite, two thirds the itico of Gold . _ . rtain dots , Keo‘rlastic . a9-31Incral , riitte. • 1 • the , Pliblie way be reftain thht all nperations be peifortnell in the \post tdnilefanti - i.areint inaptti and in thO MOW. ASle of trio Art, Ali jot.a pe , aluterta:for past, favor*, a. .cinitillittiuiwof tho public patronage is:relif;Ontfulli: • ' •••-• Vfiltirt • kontiose, Pa •-• • la MN 3.10 %l 1.13.1 c 1.4 Colder:' - ' • ' ! , 1) , F•ol..xneht"holtry, George Kepler.- 90-: JIM ,will In ilikir.b.; I.lt etlitiMUlt 12thk,14.- Andrew'lsir, '131? —*omit+ mt. P - TbetraL , Fianna:, .1 1 .4 3- 01 , 11' Luce 51111er. "4,05 • (;, , orge ?Ireun.. , 6 . 43 pt 2.47 .9 • 16 • - 11 vtrfra:Uey. ?1 .SlOS mons.tm, tioi eKni . C. W. SloTT.•'Cnhl4t irll ri. 1f:J1:•EW •I NotiCe. • porituf. Imviug stpinst WKAYN E. late 4 , f the ISomnih e tract tM pre,:ut(tt tolbe under -04,1rt Itidelittki. turbid t-late ' are ExecEtoz. • -' . • • _ of every d'oiicri pair. YOUNG k SMITH. .... ;. :$34,0(1 _ • to #.460 ......, • • ,--•'• •••••:,:.,:'.s7( l fr '...., i-.'...r:'.....-:1004 1. . ..._:: -.l•Lion
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