A CO I 3OIENDTOM OF IfEOM.
..... Verill Scott, Was 72 'Years ol'cf on
,theT4th i ileihas been in The army_ half a, cert.
tory. '. _ I
• ... ; The month of May, 158,-had twenty
. ' s i a ra i n y days, **rester numbet , tban any May for
thirty seven yeais. , ,
•
I
... '.. The s LeavenWcirth Times announces
the intention of htudge Lecotnpte,lot Kantas, to fa
rate his Positionlon the balch. 1 .
.. Thera are sixteen thousand Texan cat
tle now oti the Plains, tnoying nolhwed, that will
be in Illinois, loka, Missouri, and.&ansas in the tall.
- .. :. Thd' tidies of-Tashitigtori, D. C., it
is said, introdim lager beer now, t as- a beverage, at,
.'.the fashionable attics. Whv do they not 'also use
swill : mili? . . «., 1 . .
.. 1
... The ,aekson
. (Qhio) ISiandard, says
that every one of the fix unidersicommitted in that
cduntyduring the past four.years, have been the re
___,
suit of intemperance. 1
.... Mr its, rey, the AV - erican horse4aut
er, has been demonstrating his !power over s wild ze-.
bra before a distinguished comps 4in London. 'Ms
espetiments wt. quite successful. - .
..... , A man in Philatqlphia was recently
nursed o f b T d r orliobia by swollowilinsgar. A pint
was adruiolstcmd to him in the tuo ng, anotheritint
, . ,
at acatakana. a ?irtt ‘ at sunset. • ' - .. - .. .
-
i i ; : The tranton help:Al:rim •of Tune.
1
loth says; " 0 hunded and seven persons were
' admitted as mc bers of the Presbyterian Church of
1 ,
tbi.3 place on Srclay last.": ' •
.... Thetime 'for holding the next meet - .
ing of the Pen;sylvania Editorial Union at-Philadel
,' phis, has been lostponed fromAune 16th to October.
:nth ; 1855. ', . - '
..... ~ Tfte S. S. Senate, on Thursday laSt,
.rated 14 , ts - to Ab, to raise the rate of letterpostage
to fire cents cf 'the single letter.' It is not suppos
ed that the Ilot se will concur. ...
.. June 19th, the Presidept sent to Con
.
g ress a Messag -announding the 'dose Of the Utah,.
War. -The niei e sage was-received in. the Rouse by
'peals of laugh r. It is . a ritual acknowledgment
that the Milli° s, he has spew.- pn it were wasted'
needlessly.
: . • The
thinking of
i n to Algeria, t
,Napoleon's ear
curing the sup
unddiibted. .
. • .... The
Fort Leavenwd
thirty-one mile
its is two him
enworth.to For
miles ; while
-thirteen idles
. 2.. A S
' renclt Governrrtent is - sericOsty
roiling one hundred thousand pegro - cs
give an irnpettis toproduction there.
I estiess in raising cotton, and
.sed necessary appliances. therefor, is
•
istance froni Sak Lake City: to
rth is one thousand onelandre4 - and
From Leaveillvorth to Fort Rear
and eighty-sii miles... From Lear-
Laramie isisix hundred and nineteen
trt Bridger is only One htindre& and
ot this aide of the Mormon capital. •
libmarme•Telegraph is allgut to
I
be. Red Seq. Recent soundings_ have
hat The enterprise, is perfectly , practiz
imot divide the waters now-a-days, of
of-Moses,' but we can flash our tho'ts
and Ave the trouble and danger of a
be laid across
demonstrated
c.ble. We c
ter the manne.
thrpugh them,
passage.
...'. The 'LOuisville ',fauna - al notices We .
report that a eat Buffalo hunt -was- to srt . from
Breekeitidge,k,K.l., in which Congr me , foreign
ess
miaiFters., andevetc. - 3.lohammed Paella, were to take
part, as roost .robahly , a boai, got-up to give-notori
etr to the pap r c , ty of Breckenridge, in the bands
of a few sharp spoculators.• •
. .
. .
...The -Empror Nicholas, of Russia,
said " die Artyricans were destined to , bdcorne the
armorers of world." The improvenients in every
clais of arras which were submitted to him by our
ready and'enterprising inventors during the Crimean
war, elicited t •e admiration of military men, and led
to Very large lordirs on our American Mechanics. 1 1
--
- : - ... - A IVestern Baptist pr.ker has receiv. i
ed an article fidvoca:ting,the duty of Ningl'eet • al
an ordinanCe urthe church.. The editor sayl that he.
considers it a subject , Of minor importance and does
not wish to enter into a controversy on it: But as to
`die washing of the saints' fbet, he says, "if they need
washing,: theyi certainly bught to be washed.", -.
• .... The{ Indiabap - olis papers state that at
the suicide °fiber husband, yr - g. Herbert was in tho:ti
city prosecuti ig an apphattion for a. divorce.. The
atop- of the mantic encounter, in which he rescued
the lady from some ruffians of the hungry mob, -was
taken from oe of Ile bert's romance?, and was a fic
tion. Them tett was made by advertising—miser-a;
i
lie beginning miserable ending.
,
... - . .
.... Th Ne% , Orleamz . excitement has had
a. very sudde and sharp ending. The election of
the America MoyoF hos completely 'put the Vigil
sueeTomtnit , e hors eleCcontLat. The new Municip
al GolitruMe't is issuing writ.. for the "arrest of the
ii
ywinCipal lead ~ otokhe charge of high treason.—
ci ,
'This is a sort f treatment which those enraged `h the
,Vigilant mov meld certainly did not anticipate. 3. The
Mayor conclafki thirdly to stop furtner arrests and
discharged th 'Partici who had already been arrest
ed.
...-. Th.. St. John's New Brunstricker
contains the allowing: "At the present moment,
- when - the TT ited'States Congress is debating on the
propriety of - ithdiawing the, hounties' to ,American
fishermen, i is a'somenhatceritius circumstance that
the Canaaii# Parliamett is'serinuslY engaged in dis
cussing a measure to 'give a bounty to vessels fitting
oat in that provinet forprOsechtirig 'the. fisheries.-
Formerly the Canadian's engagtl.more extensively in
the fishingusiness, ' but of late years it t yaS been
'.greatly neg.' .
. led. .
1, 1 1..
. . .
.... - e. Gonzeirlit (Texas) Inquirer has
an amusing account of the invasion of, that .city b
grasshoppers; and the"attempt of the citizen's to re
pel the intruders: ", Everybody turned out—men,
women; an children, White and Wick ; little niggers
and ehieke s ' 'edintrs and devirs--everybOdy -with
' fire'and staril;bruShes and brooms; blankets, car
ried on the deatiiy conflict, but to no avail: the hop
pers hoppall an, and the defending forces werooblig- .
ed to beat i 1 n inglorious retreat, leaving the . barbari
ans in iim--srssion of the conquered city."
..:.. Al dispatch from; Kansas gives an 'ac
count of t s e murderous affray betweela :Gen. Jim
LUC and A settler 'named Jenkins. They lived on a
4 1
claim conte between them, and Lane fenced up
a Well, forbidding Aenkins access to it, Jenkins took
a Tarty of friends and broke;down the, fence,/,*hen,
after some altireatima Lane fired, killing. Jenkins. A.
friend of the latter-returned the fire, wounding toi . ne
1
in the leg. Lane has - been arrested, . and the affa i r
1.
will preha lc closeitis career in Kansas, -Ills recs
lwness'ai tl'ambition have recently.disgnsted mem
bers of his own party who have lately denounced him
rbrougbih . press. - a . ':- . . • . .
. -
,
... fII tt elligenee has ;.,been received . - from.
Comm - rind r Rodgem, in command of the Voter
Niteh, - tiott at Key West, that a British vessel hal
been sent u ln paisnit -of the Styx, with instruct:ons at
Alesin fro the further search of American vessel'.
hi„ also . ted that the °Meets who have committed
tae late of iritges-have not acted under new' instruc
tions, but bostof 1847...!) .
= _
The Atimn y , '.ifigus stirs, "-We learn
that the counsel - in the ;tLem.on case—inVoltirig; it
will be re ynttereti, - tho;f!igitt of holding slaves- iri
tiara-au t rough the State--expect to firing it to ar
gument h fere the Court dAppaals at the present
term, and in a few days. Charles O'Conor, Esq., is
the - coanstd for the, owner ofthe blacks, and 4. Blunt,
EN., and 1 udge Colver for the State:- 7..
.
.x-Secretary 'canton hag gone to
stump the Territory 'against the Lecomp
notion. -Ife assures the people there that
?titration Will'lntare no-means nor hesitate
As to earryithittonstitutiotttbrough. lie
ink there is peat danger from frauds. '-'
:-.. he yacht. , Wanderer was recently
Punchat tiew'Yorit_ht,Corric, of South Carolina,
j
for 0FP2,04.9:' The Wanit&ey. ;led the Chaiter Oak,
biter erni.in about the abo the Spun& for several : days and
eteitinm, the suspicions Of the .- _authstrities,.-were-ots
the %titst". seized by the U. S. revenue Cutter liar
riet. lasi I ,
ae - Slavers: - -It is alleged. that Capt. Oor
rce purela.....edilte.ll 7 ondeyer for the purpose of Mak
ing'a - 'ge to the coast of Africa for" slaves:, He
proles:. .. hare. purchased her for a ple - ssure yacht.
- The et luau wast,ii take place in a few days. '
war of words owl reed, on the 10th
I . s:l3.Senate, between Wilson, of Ham
id Gain, of California, -in consequence, of
stter, sent Wilson a Challenge. Wilson]
siting him to his reply. to Brooks, to the
hiding was forbidden by the lags and by
convictions of - Ids lifetime, but that if
Shbuld -defend himself:- Efforts -were
lessM, Sewardind Wade to arrange the
ton Con.
the Athni
St .111 T f
SePJUS IA
Co - Tage
ac - to, t
...la 'Hai =1
last., in'. a '
ciwet t ,, an(
which tb ho
replied .t , ei
effect th (it
- the ma ,
attacked he
making i y XI.
diMetaly .
' .. , : David Ali.po, Johlt Falev, and R..
Nelson, rinCipal of the Wyoming Seminary at .6.41-
toe, are ked of for the Republicannomination for
Cougr ' in, the Luzern district.,On the'admiiii
t,i:atien s de, 8... R. Utile and H. . iirrightare men-.
Honed. The parbonditle ...4ciraner„ .. now published by
S- - g. B 'edict, rui aptilreeomPton Democrat, fittYs,,
" it is a fixed fact, and eaten% be ignored, that anti-
Lecompton Democrats are quite plenty in the DiSt 2 i4.
tThey are.men - capable of voting understandingly, and
l '-hoie inflOonoetss geneixtlir been kit in a political
4 turas Some of
.thent hare been in the front teas
of the emnr:rapy for a quarter of a een t u rY7vcter -
4 4:-' Ow are wise in counsel aadeffukut .iu Smarm, „
A
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f - c
i . .
The. U. S. Senate deciatd the Indiana
contested election rase in favor of Messrs. Bright and
Fitch, Democrats. , •
. The " Democracy" . have been sue
cessfel in the late Municipal eleetionLat Washington
D. C„ and the Americans at New Orleans. .
his officially , announced that the land
sal& in }t ansts, which were to have taken , place
'shortly, hare been postponed until the 'stand 15th
of Ncivember next.
• •
,
The Senate of New Hampshire, on
•
the'lOth concurred with the Rouse in re-elect
ing John P. Hale United States Senator for the term
of six-years from March 4th, 1859
.... It is stated that there are at leas \ i two
thousand people, of both sexes, from.other States,
sojourning in Indiana and Illinois, kir_ the express
purpose or getting rid.of their wives and husbands.
. The -North Branch Canal Company
have vlecled Col,. Charles F. Welles., Jr.,. of Athens,
President; and. Geo: ilollenback, Esq., of Wilkes=
Barre, Treasurer,. tsith anpfficient Board of , Mana
gers. , -
The Hon. John J. Pearson, Pi — esident
Judge of the Dauphin district, is the Inoseproiminent
"Candidate of the . opposition for the nomination - cif
Judge of the Supreme Court,. to be made-by the Con
sention. in July.
The number of einigrants arrived at
New frOm 4.anuary Ist to the 9th instant, is
21,204. The arrivals during the corresponding peri
'oil last:Oar :were '71,478, showing a falling off of
over,forty4liree thousand. •
.. The Harrisburg Keyiffine informs us
that a gentleman of high literary repute, and &native
of Ala State has undertaken, at the solleitatioe ofju
dicious friends, to, write a history a Pentisylrania.—
lie has already collected and s prepared a large-portion
ofothe matter for the new work. •
.... A slaver was recently captured \by
the gunboat Jasper:that turned out a rich prize.-- ;
She is a full rigged an4l fast sailing shin of 760 tons
burthen, with a full slave equipment, and provisions
for their•sustenhnce. She also had on board specie
in gold to the am6unt.of 2,2410 ounces, Spanish and
Mexican, or about £d,500 sterling. Iler name anti
nation are uhknown. -
" Alassaeltuset, filmde Island, Con
nebticut, N'ew Tofic," and Pennsylvania, arc the only
States where the Post Offices yield a surplus,, after
defraying the cost of transportation ; and the deficit
in the other States amounted last year to the inru of
$3,512,296..1t is a 11
oth:cable fact, that no Slave
State afords any revenue to the Post Office depart
ment, but each and all area burden upon it. . •
.. he late Anson et. Phelps, of New
York, bequeathed-upwards Of a htindred thousand
dollars to various benevolent societies, distributed as
followi: American Foieign Christian union, $1:2,-
000; 'Union Theblogical Seminary; $30,000; - Amer,
san Bible Society, $lO,OOO ; -American Board of Com
missioners, $15,000; American IlOmellia,sioftary Sn•.
ciety, $10,000; Y. 'Colonization,- €.4i,001); South
ern Ala Society, ;$3,060 Atherican Tract Society
$3,000.. . ' - •
Official ibfolrmatinD has been received
from Gimqrnor Cumming of his arrival at Salt Lake
City and favorable reception there. - Brigham Young
formerly delivered to him all authority, and counsel
ed the people to obedience. • There was not the
slightest demonstration of hostility.prigliant and
the leading Mormons were to'have left Salt Lake on
the 3d inst. The various Mormon settlements were
Broken up, and the inhabitants moving South, in the
direction
. of Sonora. Mc scene is represented to
-have been most distressing and mournful, as the men,
women, and children, pooch clad And ill provided
for, tmcoinplaningly took their departure from the
Territory. ; .
lY l u Acknowledament.
FIRE ENG tm:licreat, No:.'
At the meeting or the No. - ,2 Fire Company, of
June 14, 185 R, the folloKing tesolution was-adcipted:
Resbreed,. That the members of the Montrose Fire
Compare. st„.. Ahestl:t”lly ael t we...l / Nri 4 • rniu , lol,
of; Eight trollara, a Donati2m Thom the COMMON
WEALTH INSPRANCE COMPANY, of Harrisburg,
by the hands ‘ of.,Billing . s Stroud, their Agent. ,
J. P. W. RILEY, Foreman.
S. M. WasoN, Serraary.' .
Religious.Notice.—Rev. A. Q.Warren will
preach at JACKSON-VALLEY. NORTH BRANCH,.
and FRIENDSVILLE!the second Sunday in July,
(instead of the first)
,
"ROUGII &•lI,EADY"
ENGINE COMPANY,
Are hereby hereby nOtiGeti to meet at their Engine House,
onSatur6y, June 79th, at 4 o'clock:, p. on.
-E. C. FORMUSI, Fcirentan
C. T. BE4IIIIN, 45eirriarY..
- • DIED. -
In Jessup, May 20th, after a short Ind severe-Ill
ness •NottLE It. STEWART, aged 40 years. '.
Tite"deceased was a warm advocate of the cause of
Temperance and Freedom ; and died in the fidlassu
ranee of an acceptance at the right hand of God., He
has left a wife and two children, aged parents and
other friends to mourn his departure.
In Great Bend, Pa., June 4th, Ilanntrr, wife -of
Silas Ileminitway, formerly of Libertyiille, Sussex
Co., 'S. J., aged 45 years 7 months and 19 days.
• • CA S
DIM FOR .20,0110 lbs. OF WOOL,
by • Bentley, Read, & Co.
Montrose, Jilite . 15, 1858. , '
• ° • William B. Simpson,
wATCH REP.% RER. haring worked for the part lithe ireara
with the nintrt atillfut x - orkthen. he feel,. confident that be esn
do the eo*t a - Mean jobs ne abort notice. All work. warranted to
give Bathe:wilco. Jewelry rtledred neatly and mtheasonahle irrllls.
lihKl ht A:Merril:eater , Boot & Shoe iStore. nest to d. Etheridge.
' W. E. Sturaos - bas sorbs! for me for wine time, and I can reo
ommend ttim 2t atterefal and skillful workman, competent to do as
gond work, as MIA be done is th 6 country. and worthr .of madame.
Tuvalu:ll. June 10. 1349. - • WI/. S. tnaIrEZILLIS.
REMS*I.) Wm. gghell. E. R. Baird, E. D. Montayne, E. 0.
Goodrich. B. Elngslcry, Towanda: If. S. Bentley, L. Bearle, C. D.
Lathrop, Jililticultemllnntratc.
31. - ontrune,;Juste 16, 18t8,41
--- BOYD 8:: WXBST.E.R
'• ACENTS TOE TgE SALE DT
1121
pa r
pre .
Tartly Stati m7qn.r. xo Wes, bolder or
Com.% .smor instant)?, .11 ore now* Oyils &plea
and enemd. the, .or other art!e:e forth. pernots ever
Alftrimieof Was and rm.ot ono equally
diso,-meable and u.rrialr. in sgm inn. •
Inimmeatime the. andel. loth. rublic:th. Ineentor
thathoeFes the War!d ni en Irda:hht.. Snap* Edesdo
sad Rapid troves of ilormet'sal Sksn'lmd
Allementhie and rut , . I soon a ho 'Lase esesdined
them way they are erltboota rasa.
• The lasing is .nn elltiro'y eat. 'no. gas
kat Is rare tasteleol gum. m ete
perfenlie Atli] and
not Mercers erre.a oat at yne. ROM maikets roold
does any Wheel... This prmeipt. hns eta th the
teen for Momal :mem and the best eertideate of their
,mthae le that the. ;Slur has• triad these aitelas
lese no othdr.
futn
them
their
torn
at the
They are woreated .. reprosetted, dad is, "'erg
goo* of foliose the ode
will be reloaded.
The Jars are all made of pore white peados. re..
• ..a.—they an' von stseng apd • ill last a Sifeetese.
se acid saw seed the steasieL The whole kip o
far /a open; tl i zE 6 itest csse within th e other te se
weoaosog
t Satiable direction. for petting op all kladt of
..Trofte, Vegetables, aecesapsoy the
Cana sad stern.
its
- Ltbetal discount to the trade
favom
and
ine
your .
11 Mart:WA
e 1¢,,1858-3m
Wyoming Seminary.
J. ANNUAL EXAMINATION of classes in this
•institution will be on . •
Friday and Monday,
25th and 28th lust., itod the lOIVERSARY EX
ERCISES will occur on Tuefiday, 29th twit.
The4NNIJ4L AiiiMalkS will be delivered by
• Bev. George Landon,
• 00. Tiieaday afternoon:_
•
The Visitors are particularly requested to be pres
ent at both the Examination and the Anniiersary.
R. NELSON.'
NiagstOn, Pa. Jane 16, 1858
rac:Aice,
T" Copartnership heretofore existing under the
narne of DICKER%LAN dt GARRATT, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. • The Notes and ac
counts of the late firm are in die hands of HORATIO
GARRA'fr for collection.
New4filford;
4rune 10, 1858.
J.MOKERMAN, Jr.'
40,RATIO GAILILA.TT
The btadness will be eontinued at the old attend, by
thesubseriber; whe will be , happy to see his, , old
Friends, and as litany new ones as may. be disposed
to favor him with seal More hereafter.
J. DICKERMAN / Jr.
. •
setr-hltiforil, June 16, IShs:-tf
I : Light t i . 1.
. ,
4 G ' , l .. NOW ALL MEN BY TII E PRESENTS,"
% That I,the und'Freigned,ha eon hand for sale
Plere .19n-Expiosivei self-G en tiny , Gaa Lamp, .
e l al
the,BEST, safest, and c ost econmn * light ever pro
duced, equal if not sup nor to the est Coal Gas. It
is Perfectly" adapted o Church . Roles, Stores,
tf
Readingleooms, Z'rivatie Dfrellings, &c.;**lke. - It only,
requires a trial to prove it superio to every other
portable light now in , use. The aterial used for
generating Gas is Burning Fhild o ,ethereal OIL.—
The Gas is generated t the Burn r by evaporizing
rind decomposing the, uid by its wn heat formegg
Fmk. Flydro•Carbonic I. wh i cti i all conveyed bit
the Burner, leaving nosubstance consumed. The
' Burner , catt• be fitted t t l any ordin . 'ry Lamp, guaran
teeing it to be perfec safe antkf ee frcim any•dan
ger o( explosion and ientirely.* from smoke and
unpleasant smell. A. .
The following calcu don will iow its economy
f t
over other substances sell for Li , At.:
Peters' Self-Generating Gas Lamp with ...
. Fluid or Aethereal , oil, at 00 c per
gall., six jet Burnell 1 ct. per hour.
Camphene.at 55 et. 4. per ga11.,..:. . II " "
Lard Oil, at 1,-2.5 ) " ' ... .. 12 i " "
Sperm Oil, 2.50 j " ... .. 4 " • "
Fluid with com. burnes,6ll cts per ill. li, "
Gas at $.2,25 per 101 l feet,„ ..-. • • • 1 * "
" 4 , 0,) At it Sit , . 9. 1 111
•.- • -
•It maybe distinctly; understood ihat this Burner
will, produce more light. than any o ter Portable Light
now in use.,
Tla public are invi ed to call uul examine this
premium Lt mp for t i temselves, elore purchasing , l
elsewhere, this being the only Hu ter having a non
conductor. A N. BULLARD. •J
Montrose, dune 1 6,1 I 6.15.
•
. TAKE 'NOTICE ALSO,
piIAT I have on hitnd* good sornuent of Books
I. and Stationery hick I will sell as low as the
same article can be hinight this sqe of the other aide
of Nen' York City. Call and eel at the Montrose
More. Book •I. - l BULLARD,
• Montrose, ..Inne 16i 1858.
- •
SEE HEIt
Spaniai or Ill i viirau
par for any. or all the goods 1'
, I
Montrose, Jt;ne 16 1 ItWk
=MIIME
..][ I IGHEST PRICES paid fo . W 0 0 L by
` ! McKE!!:ZIT ,t; ELDBIDGET,
Brooklyn, - June I 6 1:08.
.- .
F ll C:ol.2ke
F.ouß of the fii.s quality con tanlly on band and
for sale low, by 1 McKENZI ,VELDRLDGE.
I
ea.
ODFISII, dry add pickled, . the WA. or lb.
V , MACKEREL i 4 whole, ha and quarter bbla.
Al BLUE MAI, WHITE Fl El in any quantity,
by i I McKEl'alt. & ELBRIDqE.
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C
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. : 11,11.1 110
I)- want of a NEW DOUBLE r
lIARNESS vary find
one for sale cheap at the Sto e of
. Jime 20. f McKENZ d: ELDRIDGE.
WO— ' -l---
• lia. .1 - I.a_
Ily frequent additions toltee oiir STOCK COY
-7 PLETE in " 0111 thing.." We are thank
ful- for
,the CllCOUragif. mem we re eiye in " well doing"
and ask a Continuance of your (4 ors, confident that
we can please.. I McKENZIE-ik ELDRIDGE.
Brooklyn, June lti, I 9.35.
------ -,-----r ,
- ' MILITARY Nf)TICE.
rriTE citizens of title Borough f Montrose, and i t s 1
1 vicinity.
Itro
, are hereby reque ted to meet at the i
M
1 .
ae! of Leonard Sarle's, in ntse.pn Thursda . ) - ---,
the 2-Ith_ day of .Tune, at 9 o'clo I-. A A. A...Abu px:.-
pose of organizing An .10WILL AY COMPANY'," AC
1.
cording to the Milit a Laws of rennsylvania, Act of
1839. Thursday b •inn• the day fixed for the election
of Nlajor General, Irshall lio pr ! sent and can then or•
gard7,e said Compairr. ' _ ,
It.SA SPICER, Drip ,
lsl Brigade, I
Brtg-ade Inspect r A Office, ).
Marford June 4.,
. PA RN FOri SALE.
rrtHE subscriber 'offe s r4 for sa l e a p1ea....41;t1y located
.1 FARM, Ataiping Eigh%Aimee A cre%,
and situated in - thei townsftip og New Milford, on the
road leading front i Great Ben,tl fo Montrose. Said
farm is well watered and timla:•ed, and in a state of
road cultivation. pond buildi. rs and a thrifty voting
orchard ou - the prmnises; also suMcieut runiber of
productive peach iind chen;y t ,ecs forfamily use.
Term.: 3mnll paymeiii when possession is
given, and the balttnce iii instalments to suit the tom
venience of the tairchaser..
For particulars,!ennlrire of the Subscriber on the
premises, or of J. 113. McCom.rx, at Montrose, Pa.
If VGA . MccOLLLIM.
New Milford; r. 4., June 9, 1855.t.1
-, - wool I wool!!
•,
AATANTED 10,000 lbs. of WOOL, for which
we will pay the highest,market price, Cash,
fleUcred at our Store. Voittim at. Smith.
Sunanaerscille, June 9.t/555%--lIV •
I•
WOOL CARDING
TILE subscribef is carving on the above business,
„es• A. G. - REYNOLDS.
Weeklvn, June 9, 1658.tf
• 1 TIOGA `POINT
Agiicultural-8 Junction Iron Works,
AT ATHENS, BRADFORD CO., PA.
AVEL'LES, 13L0'0D, !Sz O.
ex
cellent machine, for Eastern Pennsylvania, and
the neighboring ;Counties of New York, and invite
the particular attention of Farmers to the, following
features of FIREY'S 40 WE/I AND REA PER,
-which we believOo be snpetior to all others in use,
„in the following particulars:" is theslightestin.use,
is strong and dufable, simple in construction, easily
worked, adapted for horses or eien, requires much
less draught tha/ other machines, has no Side draught,
though it cuts wide. bwath, will work on rough
ground where hi) other machine‘can follow it, very
difficult to he clOgged in any kind of grass, be it wet
or dry, not liatilh to, get out of repair, is composed
principally of it'` n, is a perfect combined- machine,
working equally] well .whether: mowing or reaping:
and is the.cheapest in price—the Mower being only
one hundred dollars, and the Cornbinea Machine, 120
dollars, making lit altogether the most
• Desirable Mower and Reaper' in Market.
pre-
ed to
iMh
I=l
Gil
most
ble
tgy - Farmerri tfaiiting RELIABLE MOWERS and
'REAPERS shold by all means pee our machine be
fore making upitheir minds 'to buy any other.
Additional mid interesting information concerning
the Kirby mactline is contained imour illustrated Cat
alogue, which also des.cribes our other machines and
implements, among which are 1 .
- EMERY'S RIiTENT CHANGEABLE RAIL ROAD
HORSE POWERS, TIOGA POINT IMPROVED
THRESHERS . .and CLEANARS, THRESHERS and
CLARATERVORTABLE SAW MILLS, PLOWS,
C TIVATOr4 HORSE 'POWER lIOES, CIDER
Gli o)
MI LS, and ‘ -,i - IN DRILLS, &c. Our
• . PORT L.E DOG POWER
. _ .
is a-valuable machine, and much superior to the com
mon inclined wheel, and is adapted for.Dairiea of
from sto 20 Cpws. Send for copies of oor Catalogue
and Price Listlfor yourself and nei4hborc-.
I . W=3,13103010 & CO.
_ r
• Athena, Jule 1, 1858.
IL L. BLOWERS, agent for Susquehanna County.
Postoffiee addtess, Montrose, Susq: Co., Pa. .
June 9,18158.-6 w
EMI
rflrlii
for
~~~.~
BIM
Motion of Mid: General.
GM
llt pursnan of an order froM Brigadier Gen., L.
N. Smith, f the first Brigade, Tenth Division, of
Susquehanna ountp, that there will, be an election
held at the B?use.of L. Searle, in Montrose; on.
Thursday, th.e 24el . day of June , inst.
between tlie . lioure of 10,a. in., and p. m., for the
purpose of, elOting . a - MAJOR GENERAL, foi. the
Tenth Div&ioh, composed of the floiinties of Basque--
Benne and Wayne, in place of A. 11.4arnharn, dec'd.
N., B. All Commissioned Officers ire notified to be
punctual in *Mr attendance on said day.
Aid SPlGEft,Brigada lisspeeto.
tat Briride, 100 Pivieioe, P. if.
Brigade Inspector's Office, ?
Ilarford, iiimc 9, 1868. - zr
. • =lll-.0-HLY
llllPOrtantliliOnliatitt
TO ALL GENTLEMEN WHO WEAR CLOTHES.
lIEIN't recently made arrangements at considera
ble expenSe for doing work in the •
• - TAILORING BUSINESS,
on very short notice, in a neat, durable, and fashion
able manner, and at
RRDUCED PRICES..
I will furnish gartnentit to order, if desired, or ran.
der the customer whatever assistance he may need
in selecting materials of the best quality and It the
Lowest Market Price.
All m ork will be warrated as to fit, finish, and
dumb' ty. No customer need take his work from
the op unlesPit suits him..
Being permanently and exclusively engaged, in this
business, it shall We my great, aim to please the pub
lic and thus secure their patronage. Y. LINES,
Montrose, June 10, 1858,—tf
ight !!
ns or abont the middle of April la.st, a JUG
MEW NOTE,-aguinst John Kimball, for one
hundred do!lars, dated OctOber 16th, 1858, payable
one year after date.• with use.' All persons are cau
tioned against purchasing said note, as the sante Ras
been duly canceled. JOlf.N CLIFFORD.
Apolacon, June 9, 1455.--iwp
-
11.0T.ICE
TS hereby given that A. Virgil and 13. 11. Mills, As
signees of A. Picket & Co., an 3 A. 'Picket, have
fired their accounts in the Court of Commlin Pleas of
Susquehanna County. 'G.,; B. IL WADE, Prot.
Montra,e, June 9,1859.-1 w
INT Co 90 I .
Poem) all persons trmiting any member of my
I
fmnilv, or strangem, on my account, as 4 will not
pay any debts of their contracting.
FRANCIS RANRATI
L .
Friendsville, June 9, 1858.-3wp
Loney taken at
have.cm hand.
N. BULLARD.
SlTS4ulaiLl'in COUNTY
marigkii /AL. wmoa...
J. F. PODDARD; A. M., PRINCIPAL.
Fri IF. undetsigned tako plea ure in announcing that
the SI , SQUEIIANNA COUNTY NORMAL SCI 1001."
will . again open In the ACADEMY liUI tAnNw.., in mo:,,m,st. on
Monday thh 30th day of August, 18.58,
to Cool:L.11e Wurus. vintlyr the char,: , u!' hot'. TIAIITI.X th
uu.! c an;et ..ht ; for to D. F.
o,mo, whom: 14.02-kAg, or the con,htit.,,,un Want, uf the
lintd..l, erti, . th.Cluty.. Tenders LPL i;1
ute mud! V. l e itt!..1,1: th.• tWe ttottnt tt itntiter t how
t...,..riyth:o Mr. 'recelobury L., not pecuniarily intureott.ll iu
the
char.uti , r no an efflelitut F.duntnr arid mll,.
Author I.! 0 V Mow.? vt . iy knot,' t.. rvuulr...!ton.. - trt tht,nark.
and o ieorvl nlLlnfaction putt Intoo..ate-ified hit lattor,
IA the are ..ultielent r.ll,ranty for the fimuv.
Puri, the pr,rht ,untru,t he a - kit the Normal Schools of
Can.k.h.:to whateve:r huph,ements in theLArt of
Teuelllng they may prnt.
LE C TAU R S .
~-;..•-
(
Pro. STODPA Wili lecture on the Science and Art of Teaching
and lal Moral eeelopment, Str.Tnwitsurar a ill lecture on Plies•
lohnce and II git..nc. The following, gentlemen will nine lecture fie
fore the vao.• : .1. L. 111. - 31... limns% ill. Sant, !Anemic Co., N. A.
CAt.mss 1.1.111 r of the '- Sizalent and tkle...ituate7 N. Y.. lieu.
Wit. Jt...sre. It. Li. LITTLE, 11. S. lics - ron - , F.1.-Irs„ lien. fl. 11. Eli-
Our, and other,
will he ' a Primary I , e;wfmont Coll,Tlt.tied .Ith the Sehool
meter the eLarge of Mk, r.t.,,,r.,(•.p0g,
.IEX,PENS ES-.
•.
1110N-7. , :qrnetl Depart went, uarter of eleven lyeeke,
Printery ..
In Englk , b hr.:an:her, and Latin and. (I reek., do. 9,00.
It.ard per wee,,, •
It to de.fralle that NI11,1 , :k bineied4t In advance, and no dedue
tior, will In. made eserpt In env,. or protr.keted estudents
can_l..ant Potpkina sl , V tut :Oid funAture
can in rented of Mr. &yre, at rewensiqe ratio. •
For inthryoation In evert to T 41,111, hint. otc.. apply to W. 1 . 1. ,
Nl•mtrn... ti. the Scovtary.
Studenta mineuiti but r3ll. to be TerVENT at the orreuro, of the
Saved. IV U. 1 ESSUP,
Montrose, June 9th, It•re..-e.tn
r .e r t. say isoule one has intrao.
ed A bran new .building in the street. The
Town Council served,nn Injunction, but wonderful to
relate, the building is progressing rapidly, sticking
out as it does", but the greatest sticking out in Town;
is at the General- Finding Store
of M. S. WILSON & SUN, where you will find Office,
Dinfitc, Parlor, and Rocking Chairs 'selling at COST.
,
•flore sir ie Goods ,
e Inspector,
th ITicision , P. M
MCI
It-flat:TA filibßilLbit
jj Dis. GOOD Slitar..for 51,00.
LJ 35 YARDS CALICO for.. $l,OO.
CODYYSII, - SALMON,
TROUT, MACKEREL,
SELF-HEATING IRONS,
BOOKS, TUBS,
CARPETING, ‘' si;c„ Ac., kc.
Thankful for past favors we 'respectfidly , invite our
old friends and new corners to'give us a call and
SATISFY THEMSELVES
that this is the place to buy cheap for cash down.
J. LYONS & SON.
Montrose, June 2,1858.
PY virtue of sundry writs issued by the Court
ofCommon Pleas of Susquehanna county and to
me directed, 1 will expose-to sale by public vendue;,
At the Court [louse in Montrose, on Saturday the 19th
of June, 1856, at one o'clock, p. the following de
scribed pieces or parcels of land,,to wit :
LL that certain piece or parcel of land, situate,
lying, and being in the township of Harmony, Sulq.
Co., and bounded and described as follows, to wit:
beginning at the south corner of die whole tract of
land, late of Joseph Austin, dee'd, thence north 34'
west 104 perches to a post in an original warrantee
line, thence along the same north 46' east 372 perch
es more or less to a post, thence south 43f east 100
Perches-to two beech saplings, marked, and stones,
thence south 46' west 394 perches to the place of
beginning : contahtipg 239 acres, more or less, to
gether'with the appurtenances; 1: dwelling house, 2
barns, sheds and orcliatds and about $0 ac. improved.
Taken in execution at the suit of" 11, S. Bentley vs.
Thotnas Cook.
ALSO—AA that cdrtain piece or parcel of land,
situate, lying, and being in the township of Oak,
land, County of SUF:q., and State of Penn., and-boun
ded and described as follows, to wit: on the north
by lands of John Hilberne, on , the east a by lands .
of A. P. Humnan, on the south by leas formerly
occupied by -David Bond, and on the west by lands
supposed to belong to John...McCarthy,' formerly oc- ,
copied Jeremi„Wilson, containing 106 acres of
land, more or less,.iviia the appurtenances, 1 framed
house, barn, saw mill, and about IS acres improved. I
Taken in execution the snit of B. S. Bentley vs.
George Herrick. , JOHN YOUNG,Shi.riff: .
Sheriff % Office, 'Montrose, June 2, 1858.-
GREAT BARGAINS ,
.FOR CAS It
ANOTHER FRESH ARRIVAL OF f
ME . 7 G 0011 S.
10 yards good Delai e for - sl,oo
10 " 'Her mac Prints 1,00
12 1 ` Sprague di Allen's do ()(1
17 " Mad er do 1 00
10 " Deni is - , -,
,1,00
12 Pounds good Sugar 1,00
25 "s. Boonton N. 1114 - 1,00
16 " Babbles Saleratus • • 1,00
3 " Good Tea ......... .......... „I,oo'
3 Gannni M01a55e5............ ........ ....1,00
A large lot of Eats and Caps, Lawns, Gingharns, dm'
dx.. at equally low Prices.
- F. B. CHANDLER.
Montrose, May 26, 1656.
isas. SPRING 1858.
STOCK O.OOODs.
`XjEl in
now receiving
usoury an
weudt alrliseetlectedd
invite STOCKOF
GOODSour
frids to call arid examine.
`Grain and Butter. Wanted. -
He/Witch and Pine Cumber, Floury
Bran Chops, at reasonable prices may be
found at our 5TE..4..11 4111 EL.
• POST BROVIERS. •
Montrose, May 6, 1858. •
Notice to Bridge Builders.
S' El4
ED PROPOSAL& will be received at . the
Commistdoriers' Mee, in Montrose; on. Monday,
June 7th, 1858, for building a bridge over the Wya
lusing creek, near the mill of N. Shoemaker in Rush
township. Plan
- and ape - attentions can be seen at the
Commissioners' Office afar the 20th of May.'
By order of the Commissioners.
.• . i
W. A: CROSSMON, C'hrk.
Connui.ssitmers' Mee
31ontrase, May 6, 1851 1 1?1 5w
LO~'a']C°. ~~
- tN
16 " SHEETING for $1;00.
5 lbs. TEA for . SEOO.
300 HATS from lid up.
SOAP tie aid I.oe BAR.
•
Sheriff's Sales.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
FURNITURE
0;11.1" FOR' _--
READYPAY! 11 " I "
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
T_ APING trimi ite - Yold way of einuginiand never
11 receiving pay, :We have concluded to trg the .
Nimble Sixpence:Costa:id of the Slow Shilling.
We keep consintly on hand a good asaortment:of
all kinds of CA YET FUREITUa, orfurnished
at short notice. An in want or
Ems"' pop FURNITURE
at low prices will ple,aso give us a call. A word .to
the wize, &c.
Shop and Ware Rooms foot of Ifain street.
• WM. SMITE( a; CO. _
3foutrose, May 25, 1858.—tf
DE M MUM -
- AND --
Govern Yourselves Accordi n gly,
- -
3io,seqb4titrl . e - 0.
FOll. the tenet of themselves and theIENTIRE hoveRE
TERMINER tavetxlve
SPANISH - COIN AT PAR,
I n exchang e cog an voilglturchLied at thetreotablishment ;And they
wilt continue to doll guuds loan
25 TO 30 PER CENT CHEAPER
than any other establlAnient In Northeni Pcinisy'rants. There Is
nt the pris:ent WIN s large amount or SPANISH coin In circulation In
this region ; and having seen with rundise. In the pUblle prints of
this County. a notice to the eireetthat add coin Is
REDUCED IN VALUE . .
at :Bantrose, by the edict of her business men,wre deem It {wow to ,
PUBLICLY ANNOUNCE. that we are lu great waut of money,
and as the much abused Scamsa coin Is the hest silver In macketoce
udv:be those having noel In their prenesidon to bring It to
GUTT ENB E RG, ROSENBAIJM & 'CO.,
who, will tale It at ItS FORMER VALUE;
We are owl:its:Al,. recaving _
'D e i ©OP@ 9
of the latest styles and of thefinest Ouality
Shawls, Mantill a s, Bonnets,
A suptlinr stock of
lIILLINE,RY U . 1711 51 ,
which rho attention of country Milliner% are respectfully Incited
AVt hare arbenutiful as.'iurtment
Embroideries, Collars, Sleeves. Lin
t-414, Lnees, and. White Goods,
unezwlled Sn 41,,1ity, style, and price.. 4.
devnte a gr,mt deal or Attentilln In the •
Z 1 , 1,1117 ICAII3 ElblZlNO
bu‘ine„l„,-,2,1 exion.tve tnlhmike eStahnShillillt, connected with
,} StQrsn, nt MONTI:9SE and St [ANNA DEPOT. We
tiattpr imn‘livt , that we ran et u man—Le he dwarf or giant. uo
matter how 111...ibttpen—in a pre,ontuttle nt yle,,
PIIOVIDED ALWAYS, •
that M. Port-M.1,1:d.: I+bTCFFF,p with the "NEEI;FTL,"_(xtty•
1.4,41 Lr u, t,3 con-LA of SPA a.. well as All tile,: Cuill.)
Cull :0i
:at yuur - 44 , ):Ck:Y'S WORTH" at the gore of
1 Gottenher,g, Rosenbaum & Co.
If ONTRO , r, Paz. 'lay 26. 1Et9..-te
JUST A .GOING.
40491,1 i
BY THE CASE!
fiERMAN CHEMICAL SOAP, g cents it lb.
F.U. - $ No 1, I,
. 5 lt4
SALERATCS, - • 4; -'
PURR PEARL STARCH, if " "
ASSORTED CANDIES, 14 " "
Prim CREAM TARTAR, :11 " "
- NO. 1 CANDLES, . - 12 " "
*XIMIEOSi. - • - 65 "
'GEORGE BANK CODFISH, $1,50 per 100 - lbs.•
NO. 1 RICE, - - - 4,50 " "
310LASSEilt, 33 cents per griffon, by the bbl.
SYRUP. 4 2 - ~ " .. " "
N. c. SUGAR, "
AH-bther Groceries equally low by the imekage.—
Jt makes the Old Fogies wink and the'Y'iYoung Fogies
k r .rtani: they cannot come it. T.,vna
B. R. LIONS & CO.
Laneshoro, June 2,,P38. •
- 7 Axes Pumps,
.&e.
OAST STEEL AXES and HELVE, for sl,o l '.
CHAIN PUMPS, i'for
1 ,t/O.
PC.llt' CHAIN, V cents p lb.
. $1,25 CAST STEEL SCYTHES for 75 as..
"$1,25 " " Cradle-Srythe, 75 "
CAST STEEL HOES foil 25 "
BARN SIIOYEES for • - ' 50 "`
6 PATENT PAILS for $l,OO.
5 lbs. Y. 11. TEA for 1,00.
6 prs. ENDER SLEEVES' f0r..... 1,00.
24 prs. LADIEFC LOVES f0r.... 1,00.
16 prs. GENTS " for - 1,00,
Call in amigo just whatsou wish, at a less mice
than at any other Store in the" State, for we must
close out our Stock within Sixty &Ts.
B. 11. LYONS & CO.
Lanestioro, June 2,185 S.
--•
i ito,ooo .
WORTH (IF GOODS ON HAND.
WHICH MUST BE SOLD,
PRIOR to OUR REMOVAL to SUSQUEHANNA,
As we have sold our Real Estate in. this Towo
i
~
Otti. stoci{. eoli - 51 - s._of
_
American, English and French Dr,v Goods, ~,..,
Groceries, . Pork; Fish, Flour,
Hardware, Oils and Faints,
Stoneware, Looking Glasses, .
Tinware, Wool, Oil, it Cotton Carpets,
Glassware, Boots and Shoes,
Woodenware; Hats and Clothing, .
`' Ironware, • Stoves and Pipe,
• Scythes, Clocks and Plows,
Axes, • Trunks and Firkins, i
Hoes, • '-` Grind , StoneS,
Shovels; " Lath and Shingles, ,
Nails, Carpet Yarn,
Zinc . , .; Mill_iaws,•
Lamp Oil, Tar and Glass,
Soap, - Candles, &e.
A general, assortment of
CARPENTERS and JOINERS TOOLS, &c.
; Bring in your Spaidi4•Coin.
B. R. LYONS 4 Cl).
Lanesboro, May 18, 1856. - • '
DRY. GOODS.
LADIES dlowee,•, _
do. ..Linen
Prints from 5 to 10 cants,
Summer Goods, nIl prices.
Slicetings front 6 to SI cents, itel &c.
t ar Dutch Clint; wanted.
B. 8., LYONS & CO.
Lanesboro; May IS, IssB.
Tea, Sugar, cue:
CENT TEA for 60 cents a pound.
i.) 'BEST N. 0. SUGAR. at 8 cents per pound.
• BEST N. O. MOLASSES, 42 " Gall,
" P. R. 3fOLASSES, 35 " "
GOLDEN SYRUP, 45 44 , 44 ,
DUTCH SYRUP,- 35 " " "
COFFEE SUGAR, '" pound.
'CODFISH, . 5 `•
RIO COFFEE, 12. 44 it
JAVA COFFEE; - 17 `•` ° "
CANDLES, ' 124 , 6. 44
LARATVS, 5 cents, pound papers.
STARCH, - 10 " per pound.
s NUTMEGS, \ . 75 " " " '
CHEMICAL SOAP. .9 " 'Dar. •
FAY'S, NO. I SOAP, 8 "
CLOVES, ' 18 " " *mad. -
Call quick - , with your SP.ANI.6II &JEWISH COIN;
. B. R. LYON RI CO.
Lancsboro, Nay 18, 1858.
- 01 LS /a PAINTS
INLSEEDOIL, Vic i entspey
,:
LURE WHITE LEAD, sp " _IL
at H. it, -Lyons
•,
• Lanesboro, fay YB. 1888.
T'ALL RIVER,IWOONTQN, PARKER MILLS,
and AISCHOR ROPE,NAMS, $3,75:ta }re g .
B.R. LYONS & CO. -
LANESpORO, )fa'y. 18,11858.
RIGHT IN TOWN!
EXTEINSIOH TAl3itg'
31.ibtrt4OIMXP PY
8 MI E WS,.
of an SIZES and WOES to'anit the TIMES, of
Walnut, Chelml,4ndliakohnuty,
and warranted to work right up to tile atie.
`llontrwe, June 9, 1536.
g...elg - .6008k.
7. a
rillE.krElt than At nny one, two, or three *es
V Store in Susquehanna County, and Spauish,
Dttieh, - I.ality, , ..di'leek, Jewish, o' le
other Colas taken at PAIL, for trade,Tfkr
Store in the pleasant village of LanesborO, Stt-.
..
hanna County, Pennsylvania
B. Ir.. LYONS &.
Lanesboro, May 18, 1858. - .1.
iiiivi
BlNGHAMTONinghamton, WATERTURE4,
, ..
B Broome County, 1 9 1: 1 it.,
THIS Establishment has
. been. greatly enliAl p
..
• and improved during th presant Spring, cued is
now,ready for the reception of patients.
Fe* similar institutionssin this country cornhi6 so
mato-advantages for the suceessful , treatment
.of.hi
valids. 'The location is beautiful, house new 'Oil'
commodious. The rooms large, airy,' , Well furnished,
and every war arranged with a view to the health .
and comfort of their occupants. ‘ , --r ,
The Physicians; Dr. Thayer ,and Wife, have' , had
twelve years experience in treating' diseases, Hydro-.
patiently, (the last
. ei.olit / iit Ringliamton,) during_
which time they hav e Successfully thousands
of sick person', in - by:after their diseases had been
pronounced fatal hy,Mninent physicians. In addition
to-thOptients at the "Cure," they have a largeprae
tiee in the village and surrounding - country, trhich
makes them frinili - ar with the ; treatment of diseases
of eveTy grade and character. 'They planned, built,
and own the !' Binghamton Water Cure," cense.;
fluently , itis under their entire control and Manage
ment: , ~.
In s till those diseaksto which the peculiar adapta
than of Ilydropathic treatment has been - successfully
'demonstrated, they will-generally guarantee a simedy
-and perfect - i•-toration, such are the foll Owing, viz: ,
Acute arid Chronic .Rherimatism, Nerrous Diierises,
Dyspepsia, Scrofula and Spinal Complaints, levers,.
Liver Complaints, Tumors, , Ulcers, Enlargement of
Joints, Diseases of. Throat and Luntp,ropy, Ague
and Peter; Female Complaints of ever! gro;le• and
--- 1
eitaraetei, Skin diseases; Catarrh, ..tc., - e. 6 •
Persons who have been long sick or in cl-ritlcle7i,
and who have not succedcd heretofore in their efforts
to regain their health are especially invited to give
them a call. . .
Tprnts from to $lO per . svele.
t - 21 - 'Dr: Mauer will be at :thin:rose, '(.sciirle's
llotel,) on Thurs . day, July thelst,lBsB, - and
invitCs herylicis to give hint a call.
For further particulars, rellirer:A
0. V. TIIAYER, 4. D.
Binghamton, May 19, 135.5.—d"
. .
New Spring_ Goods:
FOR CASH & - FROMi'T (3 MONTHS' BUYERS,
BURTra[l7 - Tr,
Would invite attention to his New Stock of
SPRING AND SUMMEI GOODS'
Tasereceived, including, as tv:mal, a Veld variety of
Ladies' Press Goods in Prints, Gin..l:banes, Lawn*,
Robes, Brilliant*, ChoWes, Bareoes:Poplins and
Silks, Prpelte, Lielhz, Silk di Cashmere Shairla;
Alan - tillers, Parasols, Bich Ribbons, Bonnets
. and Flowers, Broadcloths, Civainterra and
Summer 'Stioffs, with a fat varicty'v
11pie aoaas
P
Including , Groceries, Crockery, ltard
ware, Stoccs, ID,u, Steel, Nails, Hats ed
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Carpeting, Floor
Cloths, Pointed IVitirluir! Shades, Wall Papei:,
Clocks, Drugs, Oils, Paints, Brooms, Dish. deice.
The entire. Stock, having been bought for CASTE,
and at Panic Prices, will be sold at the lowergtitcs,
to CASH and PROMPT SIX MONTHS' 8u40,'
N. 8.--Flour ana Salt constantly o nt •
New 37 ilford, May 12: 1858..
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THE MONTROSE
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General Finding Store
NEW GOODS
DIRECT from NW-YORK CITY for Spring tmde
11 - OE'S,S COOJTV .
of many kind, Prints, Gingham, Muslin Dentine, Chal
li, Moire Antique, and different grades of Black Silk
he the yard or piece. A good as firtment of:Carpets,
Oil Clotp, and Matting, Looking Glasses, Wall Paper,
CARPENTERS TOOLS,
Planes, Saws, Mill Saws, Cross Cut wed Drag Saw.
HARDWARE
consists of everything in the line of Cutlery, house-
keeping articles, Builders and 3lechapies hardware,
Penning Article's, Scales and Balances,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Ropes and Cordage,
Crockery & Groceries,
In fact every thing a 'reasonakle perscht can want.
We Uhink the Public ftir Past favors. nntl solicit a
further patronage. IN. S. Wilson dr. - Soiti.
Ifontrose,llay I9,•1858.
NEW kOOO DS
. cents a
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HEAD of NAVIGATION
for oak cheap
HORSES FOR SALE.
THE subscriberit have a pair of GOOD WORK
1. HORSES which they will sell - lio, for CASH, or
exchange for a, pair of Oxen. Also 2 Lumber Wa
gons, nearly new, will be soldlow.
SUTPIUN K l'ol - NG.
Summers, May 19, IRSS.:-.4w
- NEW .G-ODDS. •
pill' subscribers arc now receiving a largd and'
JL well selected stock•of
SPRING &
consisting in part.of
DRY GOODS, . sTRAw.GOODS,
HARD - WARE, - • GR 0 C R . I ES,
CROCKERY,, IRON,
HATS & CAPS, .13GOTS4 SiIOES,
.DRUGS, MEDICINES ;DYE STUFFS,
PAINTS, OILS; GLASS, SASH - •
PUT.TY, &c., &c., &?.. •
We invite he attentionof our lady patrons to our .
DEgeg c?"
among which' will be found, Delaineet, Lawns, Challis
Robes and Brit/Janis &c.,-all ?try; s-rrt.r.s.• - •
Also it fine
-assortment of Boliacts, labboM:, F kin&
eri, Ruches, besides other /trim. -
Also a choicer lot of fresh TEAS,_SUOR.S.; and
other groceries, as cheap as th.o.chiapcst. •. .
We feel confident that in theprfim and quality
'goads we cannot fail to Suit' ALL. lice Intent! to
at prices that defy Compe c tition.. •
Our motto is small profits and quick returns: - •
`Come along with your FE .4O TPA Y and vidwiti
~do you MitICENZIEA ZLDRIIIGL: •
Brooklyn, May 8,4848.
SA , . )
Adminisirator7s.N.otice.
NOTICE is '.herabrgiven to allpersonsharing de
against!the Estate of -ERANCCS POOLIgt,
deceased. late of ffarmany, that the satde , tutist be
preaented to the undersigned thr arrange.3nent, and
all persons indebted to said Estate are requested to
niake immediate payment. '
° A. ff NE it, Atha i.ttistinfor.
.Susquebanna, May 13, 1658.—N
IS NOW FURNISHED WITII
Our stock of
JUST ARRIVED AT THE
, 3tOTT
.D001(41409' /1f)eola: rogiew..
• Every Tub Stands,oitits Own Bottom.
TEE ORIGINAL ONE PRICE & READY •
PAYSTORE OP HEW .
HAYDEN ;BROTHERS.
rilllE ‘ lieoples' agents arc on hand with the hirgest
-'"! STOCK OF GOODS , . f
;EVER brought into this section,,consisting of
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:Dry Goods, Grocer/es, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, gaps Yankee Notions,
.Jewelry, Watches, Flour and: Salt,
Fish, Wooden Ware, Wall Paper,
• Garden - dc Field Seeds, Hay & Straw
- Forks, i Brooms,-
and other articles too - numerous to,metrtion.
The day lies dawned. Old Fogyisin lies had RA day.
It is now in the" Winter of its discontent,". going
down, thirty down. The day is not far distant when
old For•yisin Will become so dead that it can't creit
kick: 'The Fanner and Mechanic will theii have no-
fear of Day-book and Ledgers, and his quiet slumbers
Will not-be disturbed hr horrid dreams of "Sheriff'
Sales." •So mought it- be! •
We would here state "(for-Abe benefit of the unitia
ted,) ihat•we have ONE PRICE for our Good -and ,
• . NO DEVIATION.. -
Our goOds arc all trarratited'as reprcsente And- .
no charge , fur siyhts. - , •-- -
Thankful tor past liberal; patronage; wo ,hope by
close, application to Business, and an eye to-the wants
of the people, to merit a continuance,Of the same. •
• HAYDEN BROTHERS..
New Milford, May 8,
NEW COODS.I NEW_ OM,
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C. W. MOTT'S,
just arrived, and for aale cheap.
To the Sneezing Public.:
TAURNO'S CELE BRATED CATARRH V§MIT,
if A I.Nr.iLumm REMEDY, for sale by R. Thayer,
Montro.4e ; S. D. Tompkins, Brooklyn ;`W R .
Thayer, Dimock.
gonirose, May 2G, 1958. . •
18 Netv. Ooods, • :58
BENTLEY, READ,. & CO.,
..v f now receiving a large and well selected atonic .
SPRING .&. SIMMER ..dbODS;
which they offer to their ens Comers, and the public
generally, on their usual terms, viz. Cash, Produce,
or appi•ocerl eredit, satisfied that they can offer•
ducethents to purchasers equal to any- establishment
in the country.
Broadelothes, Rerseytneres; Vests
in , rs, Kentucky Jeans, and a great variety of miter
iaffor Men's and Boy's wear. \ - - -
Challis, Be Laines, Lawns, BM-
Debages, Ginfeuns,Shawls, &c. ' '&c., cheap.
Bonnets, Ribbons, and Flowers,
for_ Lahi s and Misses, just received.
ass and Caps.-4-A very large stock of Hata
and Caps, of every shape and material; just in. -
Codfish, 'Mackerel, in 1, I, and barrels,,
or hr the round, and. Ashton Salt, by the large or
small sacks. - •
Gi oceries, Crockery, Hairdware.
Stone and Tin-ware, a large supply jqLreeeived and
for sale right. . • 1... .
Wilma Pails, Chtmls, Firkins;-elid
Butter Tnbs. ,-. ,
• Boots, Shoes, and Leather always on
baud.
Clocks, Looking-glasses, Window
and Wahl Papqr , Tninlis, Brooms, Wash 'bibs; &c.
Paints, (ins t .:tad Dye Stuffs, Pat.
ent Medicines, &c., &c., for sale by . .
BENTLEY, READ L: CO
3lontrose, 3tay, 1858
New Theory of Neutralization.
TO THE AFFLICTED `EVERYWHERE.
DOCTOR P. LAMBERT.
Auburn 4.Corners,.
TREATS mwt
most disees under the application of
the principles of. SECTIVALIZATION. •
ThiS Tutonv,though new, is the most truthful, and
in its application the most effective of any other eve's
propagatelt: Its a . daptation to meet sudden emer
gencies, its ,ileasonableness, its rapidity of action
when Therapeutically - applied, and its effectivenesa
and certainty secures for it a confidence never 9ecur,
et: for cur other. It needs but to be 'known, to be
appreciated. It saves more patients, and relieroa
them more quickie, tbun'apy heretofore bnoycn theo
ry.: It revealsfirst causes, the effects of those
.caut
es on the living Mall, and poluts out the.
NEUTRALIZING REMEDY.
It is no strange affairs, for it effectually and forever
to root out Fever and Ague with one dose of .medi
cine. There need be no failures in the cure of Fe
vers, Dvsentrics, Inflammation of the Lungs,ke.,ke.
None titled die with those complaints, for every case
can he cured with unerring certainty. There need
no man die with Pleurisy, Hine Passion. or Cramp in .
the Stomach from three to ten minutes will posi
tively relieve and cure thelast two named cases. • It
exacts. but few medicines, (so filw, that patients often
wontles how so few can gire'so great and'suddente
lief,) and those octhe mildest character.- It will bear
the most rigid scrutiny, and defies a flaw to ho pick
ed in its pathology. It cannot. pOssibly htirt any - one,
but curei nearly all that submit to its action. Ample
proofs can be furnished of its effectivepower to cure,
he having met - n al' but one fatal case, withinime
year, out Of several hundreds of cases-brought under
.its - treatment, and in .euringniany.cases, given up to
die by those following the Ot.o TIMORIES. Tfie rap.
id dispersion of disease, before the mild and bleed
treatment, founded on the theory of Neutraliraticin; is
a sufficient vindication of the principles of: it,. and 'a
triumphant proof of its adaptability to' most °rens
forms of disease around us. ,
Now you may ask what is this New Thforyl All
the answer I can give you here, is, that it neutralizes
the cause engendering disease, and in this way curt
the case, by arresting it at.onee.
Charges proportional to`the severicy of the case.
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Extra; charges for night services.
'...
Letters of inquiry ; and asking advice, promptly
answered, (when the ccitse is folly stated) by matting
e l le dollar.
MediGitles 11)e varions cases can - he sent hyping.;
Auburn, May 6,-1858.-3rn . .... • •
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Ready-Made Clothing!
HATS,CAPS,.&C.
A LARGE,and deSirable stock of READY MADE
CLOTHING, and HATS, CAPS, consisting
of every variety and shade,' and warranted to be made
in every particular as good as custom work, and at
prices ,that cannot fail to suit fur ready pay,', may be
found at the'store of F. B. Chandler; for mini:ly, - .
Montrose, May 6, ',bB.—tf S. L.I.GDP.NtI
HOME .AGA. IN "-
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DR, ©l3-.Z.4, DORAO@Ei
OFFIIpE, Over Wilson's Store.
L 011 G I* S.. at Seariels - 111ate1.
Montrose, March 10, ISSB.
SADDLE, HARNESS, & TRUNK
ESTABIRIE SIM
I am now . .re:Ceiving a large_aszioqmek df
Saddle, Carriage, and Ilayness Thinning&
. _ .
1; linvis on hand a good assortment of ,Ilarness,Sadf
dies, both Ladies-find &anis, and ntidlim to meat s
and velzy cheap.. I
Leather being ou the rise,. now is the time to be 7.
. Cairlage Trimming° -, -.
Executed with neatness and dispatch. All kinds of
Trimmings on bond and for sale as cheap as-csikbe.
procured at any place in.towm . •
ONE WORD. ..,_
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All notes and accounts due moat be.settled to Me
cost. Short credit is our motto hereafter.
(I. F. FORDHAM,
One dooeaboro S. S. Mott's Grocery.
Montrose, April 28, 18.58.41, • .
' VA.R.It FOR SALE!
TE suiaacribey Offers:for sale hia Carla, situated to
• the township of Thirford, Susquehanna county.
Pa, contabiltig 13t - acres; about - 110 bf which; are
froprOved. Upon:the'santc is a dwcifing house, two
good barns, ke. Tt iv also well watered; and has two
good oreharda bearin.' fruit. The above pregliees
are located midway tretweeri. 0044 Station on the
D'. L. kW. R. andhldarfor4.3filltige;—=beiws tams
2.rajlds front - each, and rapgB from ill1104:11si.
versity: , •
Terms made known by eallifig'Apon thi stiheeriber
an the pre:rases.• ,- SEBRA.*JEFFERS,
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IL4ford, April, 20,
May 19,1858.
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