CI
-- Fromt he Phi/ode/phis Press
A-Pertivian Rae. , . . •
A few weeks since, a man with long WWII -
y .. Three brothers; Pulsey, of Beltittiore,
beard, made Lila appearance In our -‘l . llage' •
Z torso •a. sail On Patipseo' — rivery all
,y.lrutik,' re.
pier himself fir. Geradir. Ite- ptreterdeo- - . -
(using to, let a fourth brother, also :drlink, go
P . 'e , . 1
ibe a Padre. of Peru, and an exile fiir libel-, .
,o . tilt h the t, i' Thbfourth drunken Putsey 'took
o ' 6 ; n l i e t He had also fought under Walk. A tow - ', flatland went
tnt
hizi own "honk:' A
of the glihtistel% Ills acterii Was _pure_ tan•
ket.,
without
seen, 4
mot
et ,
the . spt,tolah.. „_ ; flaw of ttindrstinn stilt& the ailbottf, capsized
it,abd the three °Ceti pants *ere drowned. The
lk pretended to:be.ii gentl6man. of leisure,-
in tile rowboat emometiced his-drinalt:
a nal of unlimited knowledge, and toi be fiber. I l ' t , O the r
1 en pranks,- rocked the boat over,weninto the
. 0, opplje4 - liitil " Itie:peedrur by an rotor.
paternal ; Water. and When assistance 'came refused it,
it,ll‘ shier ipt. bill resided oh • thE
bacitat. , ioe the miceof pastittle, ii i- ld . to I,b ,, briating of hia; ability
.. ,tr) ° sate himself, and
I tthstiroWned.. This Was- on Sunday.
be undertook lo•deliver "' I Y
s ulighten the natives 4.„ . .
A feA.Avetureg upon The nunibugs, of th e • ... Anthony Burns; the fugitive ‘lllO 1738
' ,y
- ,e,7 "Peru," " American Antignities," &c., taken ott'kt Boston a. the point of the hay on.
i-,
„ f ole winding up _with ! privale medical lee. et, and ens purchased from his master, is,nof,
tuns to the men and to the ladies. A few as stated, now in the Massehusetts Penitenti.;
( , f thelectures were free; and fur the remain- acS for : roishOry; . Burns is completing a the.
der he charged duly- the moderate sum . of . (dottiest coarse. at Oberlin, and was recently
in Boston on a-visit.
• ten e e ti tsi admittance. ,
- . Ills lecture', at least the public Ones, (we, ~.... Bun:flay, of the Central Independent,
' a not hear the.,private.) abounded
to
Won- .in defence of" hoops," speaks of them as a
do; n o falsehoods. Ile -claimed to, be able mot g the things that we first loathe, then pi.
to cure all manner of diseases, and especially ty, then embrace. .
all chroaie cases. And as the -fools are not .., . The 'Philadephia Inquirer -na vs:—
A ll dm] yet; he got a few to pay him its 4(. 1 ; "-We are author zed to state that 3. W.
' one , R'
'one not yet heard of the cures,. near, ' the Buckeye- Blacksmith,' -N ill be
,
Fur a time, he, kept sober, , and made quite a a cadidate for Congress in the' Fourth Con•
• ya-zation. But during the but days of -July -gressionsl District." - -
his thirst increased, an 4 thee - quantities of flu-
. . • . H .
oraec Greeley is, spoken of as a
i,l-iliat. he imbibed often. weakened his liiiitiS
.cainii . tia.te :Mr Governor of Nei- York.
and fuddled his brain. '. At last, fin- sonic int.
prO
. , .. Although the P, mancillatiornst orße
per conduct toward the "help" it this -,-
publican party in Missouri was defeated in
Oehen, he way commanded by - °` mine host"
-the late election, they have no cause for he.
to-alope, i. e., to leave in double quiek'time,
N,h;ch
command, after sundry a allenges to Mg disheartt fled, as 'they have gained in ev
ery part Of the State, They are forty those'.
mortal 'cceiluity he oWyed.i .. , .
sandstrOng, and are constantly gaining lie-
In Janesville, a neighboring village, he ran
cessions. of strength by the coming in of free
up A bill fur-board and.drink to -a considern.
soil settlers; while the prootlavery party is as
ble amount, and he pore the gdod publican a
, constantly diminishing by emigration to oth
eheek on one of the• Easton hanks, in which
be claiMed to have large deposits. The batik, leT .slave
-States' ' ..: ,
'swelter, declared it knew no such person, .... Twenty thousand persons, or therea
and refitted to dance to such 3 tune.' 1 inat,,• bents are already collected in the ;Fraser
ty, his presence hecanie intolerable, and. th e River cOutitry,.without employment, and the
citizens made him up A , Alliall purse to leave. !larger part of . them with very limited means
The last we, heard of him he, was . going to . lof maintenance, waiting under pelting rains
-ward Mifflin. Ile has a pocket full of blank for the waters to subside, anti buying horse
cheeks, drafts, &c.; and we would advise all flesh to eat at tw6ty-five cents a pound.
no vevervwhere not to listen with ton much.... Gen. Walker is now in Alabama, so
..
confidence to this distinguished' stranger, and i that the story that he is in Sonora, or en
p p would-respectfully suggest to the ladies - I route there, is false. '-.
~
no t to be too hasty in falling .in lox with o r•
.... VS Liilan) Grant of Warehatn Viroin
this learned and gallant Peruvian-exile, as it nix,
- has been sentenced ' to six month.' rim
is said he has a wife and halls dozen children' i prisonment, at hard labour, for kissing a
in New York. • • • - Yours truly, young woman against her will."
110.LETCg, P. J...A. Never mind•Cratt ; if you had kiss'ed her
- ."with her will, your servitude might -have
been longer and harder.—Boston Post. _
.... The Witishington Correspondent of the
1 Philadelphia Press -says that Barrett-recently
I eleeied jo Congress over Blair in the St. Lou
' is distsict, Missouri is ti,Donglas Democrat.
and could -01. hate been i‘kete'd without' the
i. cotet,- of auti•Lecompton Democrats.
1 .. , ..A correspondent-of the St. Louis Re
publican say4• - that a Utah mail *party e ne olm .
tered du their journey "millions tf butli,does,
bfocking up the highways sous to delay the
mails, feeding upon-the' luxuriant grases. of
the 'plains, while deer and antelopes were
[
More numerous than et -et._ seen before."
. ... 4 .q . ..x-Presidebt Aorce is said to lie pre
! paring, a history of-the Mexican wart A
Vcontemp, wary expresses the' hope that in this
ease the pen
. 41 prove "iniightier than the
-PEACE COMMISETONEE. MCCULLOUGH'S
VIEW.i or MOEVOIi ..kWAtits.—Major.Metut
lough,. one Of the comlnist•ioner, up,in the
port of the United States Government to ne
• pilaw with the Mormints in U:ah, pasecd'
. through our eity•ycsierday, on his.way Ea.t,
• _ind honored - us kith a al at the office of the
. I:::iiquirer. -The Major was in the enjoyment
. nl excellent health, and came- tlirough from
Salt Lake City to Lavt-nworth (Kans • as),
_in
thirty•thtee dayS,- by an overland journey
• across the plains. The Major -has no contl
dente in the perpetuity of the peace -made
with the Mormona, unless the Government
keeps at Salt tak 4 e City a strong 'military
force say 1'17=1500 to 2000 men. In regard
to the, population of the Mormons, the Major
"fttimates it about SO.OOO. , They could bring
-into the field about 7000 fighting - men,. of
whoin some 700-are excellent troops and effi-
ei'eat mountaineers. The Major stated,"-in
-the course of conVersatiok that he advised
Brigham YoUng, if he desired.to found a great
Suite and hierarchy, to poll -up hi:-stakes and
remora ; to some ittFair country. The Prophet
afterward declared that he allowed- no roan to
adv;se him—to stimd between him and God
from whom alone lie took his counsels. It is
Mi , jor MeCullough's decided opinion that the
United States-should maintain - there a yerj,--
strong military Got enment, for the Mormons
. hare no Rive for our institutions, and can
be kept in. subjection_ by coercive meas.
• uret. To effect that, it would be necessary,
to repeal the law olftanizing the Territory,
and vest all authority in a Governor and .
Council, typointed by the President and Sen 7
.ate.—Ciarianati Gazette, Alrgust-11.
L. S. ARTILLERY DEFEATED IN A SKIRMISH
1177,c . T11E BCFFALOES.—An officer of the ar
.lnyl„ writing to.the N. Y. Herald, from the
raik, on the Platte, s.s,ys, Ou the 4th of Ju
ly, We first struck ,the bufftlo. The excite
ment was intense. The recruits in their en
thusiasm, broke through discipline, and- blitz
ed. avay at a small herd crossing in the road
in front of them. Seine three or four buils.
'ran parallel to alight battery, *hem the ar
tillerists -commenced Peppering theirs -with,
cults revolver-. Stung by those leaden pel
lets, the animals wheeled in line find charged
the:battery with the most war like intentions.
DoWn they mate with glaring eves, and away
. ‘rent the horses and' pieces in die Most inglo
rious manner.. One piece 'mete the rear;
and another. struck off a quarter of a mile hi:
to the prairie before the affrighted horses be
'came manageable. , The dragoolis and infant
ry ,lof coarse:had a hearty laugh at the van
quished artille;y; but had they been charged,
one-half of th i e former would probably have
found a seat somewhere else, and' the latter
scattered rapidly; without standing at all on
the order of their going. Indeed, if there is
any military-oinithination, coMposed' of flesh
sed.blood, capable of stolidly, withstand.
ing the , charge of an infuriated herd Of-Buffa
loes, 1 have yet to find it out..
6TIAII ON. CANALS.-A Philadelphia cot
,
respondent of the Tribune says
Some folks hereabouts are surprised at the
demonstrations going on'slung the New-York
canals in h..mor of canal navigation by steam
as if it were agreat.noYeltY. W hy, this thing
has been in successful use for years on -- - - the
DelaWari and Raritan Canal, where steam
propellers of large size ; as well as small tugs,.
are - indispensable appliances:of the, work.--,
They-have superseded hqrses to a
. great :ex
tent It iktrue, dint at some points.the canal
banks have required• protection - by planking
or atone walls, but as :a general thing the wave.
occasioned by the ordinary large' propeller
produces n'tlinjuriotoi effect; on the bank. It
would be impossible now to conduct the trans
portation on this sand if *teittobotita were to
he excluded. This• State 4thingii is ,so -e'en
known hereabout* that we tire surprised so
Many of - your interior citizens shouldconsider
steam on a canal as Sotriething new.
'OLVES. IN PENNSTLVANIA.—Por some
time past a pack of, wolves has infested the
neighborhood a foe miles north of Ebens
burg, Cambria county, Pa: They have been
amusing themselves by disturbing every
bod ti's slumbers -with their howls, and at
tacking everybody's sheep. Considerable
damage. has been occasioned by their fond
ness for mutton, and great efl'orts were un
successfully made to capture •some of then;
On Thursday night. Mr. John T. Williams
succeeded in .catching vne of the "varmints"
ig a steel trip, on his place; four miles north
of the town. Hele still alive, and repre
yented-as Leine nod " old sogor" of .fine pro
porttnns. Andrew Puninire, •residing on
the 'Pittsburgh. pike, some four or five mild
west of Ebensburg. had a'• large number of
sheep killed by wolves, a few, nights, since.
tgr The Russian mission rtovt an Pfttle.lll
has, in a
_recent report,rnade known the result
of the last census taken by order of the Em
peror of China. The:present. population la
said htthat document to amount to 4 2
1 5 P00'
000; that of Pekin being LGA6/1.
A Compenditin of News.
sword."
A Salute of 100 galls was fired-at Al
bany, inimnor of the defeat of the Lecompt
on consfaution by the people of Kansas,
'correspondent of the Philadelphia
sng t zests that the Atlantic . Telegraph
be purchased, owned, and opeiated by the
American and English government, and left
free for the transmission of new& between
the two countries. in view of the enormous
expense' indtviduals and the press of trans!
:Rating and receiving messages, this suggest
ion seems like a very sensible one. The
burden to the two government: would. lie
light, while to individuals it
. would be very .
heavy..
... The Louisville Journal - indulges in
4 )
the fol owing : "Messrs. Turner and Cope
lan tu o rich neighbors in TeZas, are. quar
reling about the-ovnership of some timber
land. Wh'en'Turner sends his hands to work
upon it, Copeland opens a fire upon, them
with rifle and shot-gun, and, when Copehind
sends his hands, Turner opens upon them in
the t same fashion. The two gentlemen have
certainly a A isagreeable way of . ' playing in
to each - other's handS.' " , • .
: . The old and erroneous idea that -the
whole region of the Ro c ky ,litfuntaing, - north
of the 40th parallel, is a strile region, pre.
senting an almost unbroken field, is com
pletely refuted "by Gov. Steven's explora t ton.
One of the officers of his party. .Lieut.
Saxfoli, sa) s in his report i " I fine Oat my
previous ideas of this Rocky Mountain range
are,so far as this section is concernecf,.entire'ly
erronous. :Instead of a vast pile of Nock and
h
mountains alp impassable, 1 fidd a fine
country well watered by streams of clear cold_
water, and interspersisl with meadows eover
ed with a most Auxuriant grass." -..
-Jury List—August Term, 1859.
TRAVERSE JURORS. -
EI.CONI) WEEK..
.A rarat—W. Stearns.
.kpolncon—Charles Powers.
Auburn—J. B. Cogswell, R. S. Davis, Henry Ross.
Bridgewater--„A. Patrick, Nelson Smith, C. Spront.
Hrooklva—,.l. L. Adams, C. D. Perkins,
Cloudierlin, Wm. Leek, Thos.,
N. Pond, Seward E. Miller.,
ClMconut—John Stanley.
Dimock—F-11: Hollister, Benj. McKee .'
Poircsi Lake—R. L. Gordon.
Franklin-Daniel, North. ,
Greatilend—fl. B. Trowbridge.
Ilerrick—Smoford Mims.
Harmony—Thomas T. Munson. -
Jackson—D. A. 13er.sogll. G. Case, !. M. Wells.
Jessup-1.1. L. Camp,. . Griffis.
Lenov—Jonathan liartley,Asa7Tittis,Hiraut White.
Montrose—l. N. Bull: d.
New Milford—John Hayden. •
Silver Lake—William Davis. -
Soringiille,Tienry.L. Kerr, Ira Scott;
Thomson—George Sampson
Xolice.—The Republican voters of Bridgewa
ter-are reqUested to meet at the COURT HOUSE,
in MONTROSE, on SATURDAY -the 21st inst., at
two o'clock, p. m., and choose two delegates' to rep
resent them in the County Conl:ontion, to be held et
Montrose on the 234 inst.
Amos B. KENT', Committee
MARTIN NEWMAN, _ ,
Republicans 'of XONTROSE will
meet at the COURTYOUSE, on Saturday, August
'2lst, at two o'clock, p. tn., to elect two delegates to
the Republican Coupty Convention of Aug,ust 23d.
_
! . • W. A. CgoesMON,
MONTROSE, C. W. Moir, - Committee
Aug. 18, 1858. 1 J. P. W. Elul., ).
1- , ,
. Wide Awake Fire Company, No. 3,
will Aped at their Engine House, Tuesday, August
24 at 6+ o'clock.. P. W:, BENTLEY, Foreman.
'S. A. WOoDRC77, jr., Secretary. .
G iroveMeeting.—The Unirersalists will hold
a meeting in the grove neat. Mr. CATLIN PIERCE'S,
In VISE, Bradford County, the FOURTH-SUNDAY
in. AUGUST, (22d,) 18,5 g.
“ROUGH £ READY”
NGINECOMPANYA 6 .
3L,
Are hereby notified to meet at their Engine How;
'on Saturday, Aug. 21st, at 6} o'clock, p. in
Nornination for Officers,. Saturday, Sept. 4th;
Election . of Officers,- Monday, Sept. Bth.
C. Fovea ii, Furman.
C. T.,8814.1.1tV, •
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A
To the Republicans off stotouehattna Cot/Om—BY
consulting and advising iriffi many of my friends, .1
have come to the concinsion, to offer myself as' can
didate for the office of IceprettentatiVe, subject to the
decision of Cite 'Republican convention when it shall
Convene to put in:051140:On iadtaide Candidates to fill
Jim various Offices:and to-he sUPPOrted at the tido ,
her election. •I may be Oliowed to say a few words
in justification. Of the core plane in thus offering
itiv name to the public. Lhave long:since deemed it
Id its perfehtly PrOPer, (its ir? customary in some
Calitles) when dice desires an OffiCe, to conic out in an
iipen, frank, and Manly way, and sat so. .
Again, it will he reetrilected by many, 4lint five
*ears since, when
.the free Soil party Bras id its iri-
NocY, I consented taint a candidate for the office I
without the least-prospect of being cjhctql;
ltithlugh tRy teMperanie principles, in titon--ito
Free Soil, enabled Me I Oltain tlitlic
.a limplsonte
vote: some three or fay hundred, I believe, ahead of
the ticket. I have;thonght since that time, that,
should the way be 'open, I should like to come once
more before the public as a candidate. I was then,
stn now, and etpeet ever to be, opposed to oppres
sion of every kind, atuPgo in for equal rights, as re
gards all business and
,occupations, not calculated to
infiinge upon the 'rights, or corrupt the morals, of
any part of connitimityj Pure Religion, wider is love
to God and man, should govern - us whereever 'duty
Calts tis., I prefer the Course I have thus taken, to the
w;re.palling process frequently practiced, as it will
give alkali opportunity after seeing this, who are un
acquainted with Inc, oernaking inquiry of those who
are, (wli,ch I hope their will improve,) concerning
my character and abilities. I submit the matter to
the people decision, through their delegates.
JOHN F. DEANS. .
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Bridgewater, Aug. :i, 1858,
3103TROSE I'RICEN/CURRENT.
CORR . ECTEP TIIE IStPrIMICAN
„ .
IVhent - 1.4 bushel, $l,OO t? ikl,l2i
Rye - f) bushel 621 cts.
.
Corn, 1.4 bushel, ~,,, .70 0 75 cts.
Ruckwhent, V bushel, - t :ti lOs 40 cts.
Oat. 4, 4 1 1 bushel •37 i cu.
Beans, white, s f). bushel; *1 ool'it 1,25
•
Potatoes, V bushel, ' ' ' 75 cts.
Wheat flour, V bbl, $,5,50 0 t1 ; 5o
Rye flour, - r .) hundreti - 2,0,0 (~, 2,50
Corti Mesl, j hundt4 , l, 1,73 k fl, , NI
Polk, V lb Mot 12icts.
Lard, V th ~..-.....„ . .. 124 cis.
Butter; V 11, 16 01 IS cts.
Eggs, V doe., .:.... ..... J.. la ets:
u.txibr».
In Montrose, nn the I lilt in t. , byEld I). Diinock,
Mr. CHAUNCEY W. MOrr, and Miss Mtn H. DEzonis,
all of Montrose.
In Ilarford, on tho by 'der. P. Pease,
Mr. ABRAM A. Ex - ro;:, of Lenox, kind 31i a L. E.
Trsorxr, of Ihkaoka:
In Lenox, on the Bth rout., he ;Rev. D. Pence, Mr.
PIIILANDEIt Illkowx, of Lathrop, and Miss OLIVE
NiCIIOISOII.
Ir )' I E D .
. In Montrose, SAt4ltAile, August 14th, Mr. BENJAMIN
Mix vas:, in the 67111 year of his age. 31r. Sayre was a
native of Singh Ilnrapton, 1.. 1., nfterwards of ('aim,
Greene Co., N. Y., and son of the late Daniel Sayre.
Carefully trained by religious parents, he was led
early iii life to indtqe a 'hope of salvation through
the atoning blond of Oil iSt. 141 May of I SIT, he
united,bv letter, with the then Congregational Chufch
of this place ;ltavirg, stunt time befiwe removed
ithhet, with his fandly. In 182::. at the change of
the form of gm - eminent ; he was chosen one of the
first Elders of the fflirelt, a hich office he held for
thirty-five years. The last few years of his life - were
spent in much bodily suffering. A discas, which
from its developmentwas fch to be incurable, gratin!.
nlly undermined a Onstitution 'remarkably vigorous.
Three years since, 110 was lhid aside front the more
active duties of his!office in the Church, and mostly
from the Im-inoss x!fecupations of life. The nature
and severity of his 'complaint were such that his dis.
solution was anticipated hi himself and friends, long
below it occurred. ! The s deep interest he ever mani
fested in the prospfwity of the Church, his associates
a ill never forget. !Strenuous was he in the mainte•
nance• of what he deemed to be the truth ; faithful in
the observance of the Sabbath, anti as faithful in the
training up of his family. Coniidingyiy, hi' the
'gracious eovrnant !which .secures the remise of n
ialessing to the faithfill and their- seed, it TEAS his
rrivilege to see all his children early in life espousing
the Cause of the One he himself professed to love.—
The Sanctuare wit. the place to which he' delighted
to resort :. and no lone teas ever more regular in at
tendance thntalte,luntil the severity of his complaint
absolutely constrnmed hint to absent himself.
Pained at the cUndition of an ungodly world around
hhh, end grieved tt the imperfections of his fellow
christians, he waslnot unmindful of his own; nor did
he failo mourn cover them. But now he is, we trust,
with the Church triumphant, where a perfect, sinless
service is that of k.very worshipper. .
Never led to refinquish his hori'e in Christ; there
was, ifevettheless; during a portion of his last pro
tracted illness a cloud upon his spirit which checked
the expression of{ perfect confidence. But as the
it or of his,dcpa4ture was drawing nigh, and 'the
body, yet very tcn nacious of life, was more visibly
yielding to the In :sure of his severe dkease, the
cloud passed fro his spirit, which seemed now to
be rejoicing.mord fully in the light of a Father's
countenance ; null he ! wasenabled to speak with a
confidence whiclogwve the assurance of his settled
anticipation of Iproaching rest. With' Peter heap
pealed to the sem - cher of hearts; "Thou knowest
all thitigs—thou knowest that I love thee." And
when, during thq last hours of hi life, his physical
prostration was spe'a that )te could no longer give full
expression to WI eeclings,, his broken sentences still
Nhowol . on what lids thoughts were resting. ".31y
Sitrior" were thle. last intelligent !lords he uttered.
Their"connectionl was lost ; hut hits friends around
him felt that it Was not difficult to supply it. . Ills re
'mains were cornfititted to their resting place on Sab
bath afternoon, fk his pastor expounded to a large
congregation 04 prayer of Moses, Dent. it.; 25 : " I.
pray thee let me..? over and see the good land that
is beyond Jordah. [Coy.
In Brooklyn, :July ;oth, 185 S, Mrs. ANNA KENT,
wife of Justice t ent, aged 79 years and 3 months.
Mrs. Kent w. one of the early settlers of this cram
ty, haring cowl here with her 'husband and fitniily,
March. A. 1).•1$11. She. nobl performed her part,
amid the trials 4.1) fi l difficulties of a new country, and
reared a large fluidly to positions of lionoL and use
'fulness: She li,tved to see the wilderness transformed
to pleasant &his, inhabited bY'an intelligent commu
nity ; and lifts 'one to her rest rejoicing in the faith
of the final holi less and happiness of all mankind.
Fresh Fluid •
;
• TC ST RECEIVED, AND FoR,SALE BY
tJ Aug. 18. - J. LYONS Sz SON
Barn I oor. Hangings.
patent s lf-adjusting Rollers.—The
be:a andi most perfect article in use, Zvery
lean should tr± them
S. H. SAYRE* BROTHERS
u gust 18, 184;8.
Montrose,
e -
s arc hereby forbid to take a note for
d April r, 1858 purporting to have
us to Ebenezer Paddock, as no value
red for said note, and we shall nbt pay
, gilled by law. IL LINES.
• . L, N. LINES.
'mg. 18, 1358.-Iwp
AA LL per of
tint'
been given b
tram ever rece'
unless col
E
Higginbotham ; _
CH FINISHER,
WA
=MEM
•
General Repairer ,
OF the B sr Esousri, Swiss, AND Cnixr_sr. Dr-
I LEX 1 ATCHES, PATENT AND DETACHED LEYEns.
REPEATERS; EPINES., &C., &C.
Truly pro. 4 of the flattering encomiunts_.bestowed
on tam a.s at honest and superior ,
- VT 4 , TOH JOBBER
,
'and grateful to all who have employed him, and dont).
ly EO to tho e that hare continued to be hiS steady
customers . ace his commencement in Moutrose,(now
nearly three years,) and encouraged by those who al
ready know his abilities, he now informs those who
do not, "tha early I; life be was t taught the art of
Finishing New Watches ,
byAtkin, bite of Lord Street, Liverpool, who Was a
Mat rate MAKER and REPAIRER of the best
watches. After haying worked for bid upwards of
nine years, (seven of which as an indentured appren•
tics,) he thin commenced for himself, and latterly in'
New Yoik,lwhere be has been employed by some of
ibe first and most respectable . establishments In
Rioadway, Maiden Lane, Boiery, &e., and was , by
them classed a first rate workman. -
, :.1f."11. Re has alwaya on hand a well assorted stock
of Watch Wheels, -Cylinders, Watchlewels, Main
tteings, Watch Rands, and Watch Claws, which
•'411:0! carefully fitted, right away, and for pricis less
thin they Can be had in the City.
• lar Shop in BentleY, Read,.& Co's Store.
Thtenutlock, Montrose, Aug. 18, 1858.
TREMENDOUS
EXCI.T.EME NT
AT TUE
big9iii9j)
' AN ALSO At Mg
111011troNe nook Stiore
yvEir subscriber Is recdvi7gra large Ivan ,
V titv
- sellooL. HOOKS,
such as are to he Used at tile‘Nctrinal School, to tout
auenee the 30th lust. Also
Miscellaneous Books ,
a good assortment, and -
STATIONERY'
of the hest quality, all of which will be sold for eddt
at Lisa and Let Live prieta,.bc
A. N. BITLLARD.
Montsose, August IS, TB5B,
4*—
Scientific American.
PROSPECTUS.
VOLUME FOURTEEN
Begins September 11, 1858.
MECHANICS, INVENTORS
Manufacturers and Farmers.
THE S. iri fI fry .1 merican -has no* reached its
FM:RipNTH YEAR, and Will enter ttpott a New
Volume in; the 11th of September. It is the only
.weekly publication of the kind now issued in this
country, and it has a very extensive circulation in all
the States of the Union. It is not, as some mielo
suppose from its title, a dry, abstruse work .on tech
nical science ; on the contrary, it 'so deals with the
great events zoing: on in the scientific, mechanical,
and industrial worlds. as to please and instruct every
one. It the Mechanic,or Artizatt know•the
best machine in nse, or how to make any substance
employed in his business-- 2 lf the House-wife wishes to
eel a recipe for making good color, Aze.,—if the In
ventor wishes:to know what is going on in the way
of improvements--if the Manufacturer to keep
posted with the times, and to employ the best facili
ties in his business—if th e m et; of Leisure and Study
wishes to keep himself-J . :mai:lr with the progress
made in the (+mienl laboratory. or in the vu,gerilet
iouis of telezrnphs, steamships, rnilroads,reapers, mow
ers, and n thousand other machines; and appliances,
both of peace and war—all these (Psi.), rata can be
found in the' Sri eidi fir ..-I,a , r;cao, and Nor El.Sv
mtEttv.. They are lute presented in a reliable and
interestieg fiirm, adapted to the comprehension of
minds unlearned in the higher broaches of science
and art. ^
TERMS :—One Copy, One Year, $2 ; One Popy."Sil
Months, ; Five Copies, Sic Months, ka ; Ten Cop
ies, Six %Mills, $$ ; Ten Cripies, Tweh'e Months,
$l5 : Fifteen Copies, Twelve Months, *.2 ; Twenty
Copies, Twelve Nionths, s2.s, in advance.
Specimen conies sent gratuitously for inspection.
Southern and Western money, or Postage Stamps,
taken for stihseriistions.
cg.- Letters sllould he directed to
• NUNN.- CO., 12$ re/fon.Stred,
[fie" St,•:ars, t I - to; & Co. arh extensively engaged
in procuring patents for mw inventions, and will ad.
Vi. , o inventors, without charge, in regard to the nov
elty of their improvements. rang.ls,,`:.s.—"W
3ohleic)ip' 9 if eb), ii) igoqiivse.
:)#IF;TO;(, - ) , ,yi I ti Or I fel
CM
CARRIAGE-MAKING
•BY STEAM!
s
AWLET & LATUROP, having re
inoNeded into their new building on Turnpike
Street. pear L. tzearle's hotel, are manuitieturing and
will keep on hand
Carriages,Wagons, Cut-
tees, Sleighs, &c.
They have provided themselves with n Steam
Engine and all the necessary machinery and con
veniences for doing work.with dispatch ; and being
both practical mechanics of long experience and em
ploying none but •
GOOD WORKMEN,
they are
s prepared to do all kind , of work in the
Blacksrnithing and Car
riage Making Line,
iu tbeir.u . sual prompt and
Workmanlike Manner,
and by being at all times on hand ready and- willing
to answer any order for work, and by using
Good Materials,
and by MODERATE CHARGES, hope to receive :t
large share of public patronage.
We would tender our thanks to our old customers,
and Invite all in want of trunk to giro us a call and
see for themselves.
Montrose, August 11, 18.58.—1 y
Borough Ordinance.
Published ; by Authority of Town Council.
W. it ordained by the Burgess and Town Council
1-71 of the Borough of Montrose, and it is hereby
ordained by the authority of the same,—
That all ordinances, heretofore ordained, by the
Burgess.and Town Council °Late Borough of Mont
r4e, authorizing the making of side-walks in said
Borough, at the total or partial expense of said Bor
ough, be and thc.same arc hereby repealed, and that
liereafter the expense, partial or total, of making
such side-walks, shall in no case he paid br said Bor
ough, unless said side-walks shall in each instance
bare been constructed by the specinl authority of the
Town Council, and under the direction of the Street
Commissioners. •
Provided, that this 'ordinance shall not apply to
cases where aide-walks are already completed,GOr are
now in •progrei.s of constrartion.
A. LATIIROP, Prraident.
r. W. Morr, Clerk.
Montrose, 4 .tugust 11, I 558.-3
ARFszi
SELECT SCHOOL.
Miss Mary Miller, Pri ncipal.
Thef second year of this School trili,commence (in
the nail formerly occupied by the Sons.ofTetn
perancot) on the
First day of September.
Instruction given in Common English Branches.
Academical Staidies—Alg.ebra. Geometry.
°fogy, Rhetoric, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, and
Chemistry. •
The French Language. braising and Painting.
`ilarford, Auzust 11, 1848.
AN ACROSTIC.
COME see me, MY OFFICE Ls grand and SEPERIPP
"t
HEATISTRONO Hairs. 011, come, and sec Eno, tome ba! HA .
A LL Spar.i4L RIL , LEVTD, (Lev% dieutint,) at PAR ,
REST in my • EZ, where pain trill not DreeruE ,
LOCATION. TziPLEASA NT, and tole tsebe FARE ,
yOUlt itrwricE Stavare m orr i s ,D~rofiflEt .
MinT , Nn. 3. Basement of Excite r s Hotel, on Turnpike Street.
Monnoss, August ti, I&V.-tc
HARFORD UNIVERSITY, •
THE Terms in this Institution, the next year, will
be 13 weeks each.- The first term to commence
on Wednesday,, A - ngust 13th ; the second on the
first Wednesday in December. and the third follows
the second without any Tacatisin, and closes tse first
week in June.
CEMIIMI
TUITION—Common Branches, per term,...'.54,50.
" • physiology, !at'l Philosophy, &c,,
" Languages and Mathematks,.... '7,00.
Room Rent, ' 2,00.
Each room is furnished with a bedstead and table.
Expenses of Recitation Roomy.. 50.
Vocal Music, adapted to Common Schools,. 25.
Music on Piano with its use, 6,00.
The regular lectures will be given through the year.
One.half of the bills paid in advance, and the re
mainder at the cad of the term.,
The regular recitations in each week will com•
mence on Monday noon, and close on Saturday noon:
that Students may have no Cause for traveling upon
the Sabbath.
,Ifador4,luly 28..1868-8y
1101111EOPATIM3f; --. •
R. lIIIMPRREY'S Ilotneopittliii Remedies, - for
D sale by
ABEL TURRELL
Montrose, August 4, NO. '--•
•- . •
httintafi Witter °tie ,
BINGHAMTON BROOME cotiNff I/
THIS Establishment has been, gratly enlarged
and improved during the present Spring, and is
now ready for the reception of patients.
, Few similar institutions in this country combine so
many advantages for the successful treatment of in
valids. The location. is beautiful, house new and
commodimis. The rooms large. airyovell
and every tray arranged with a view, to the hialth
and comfort of their occupants.
The rrysicians, Dr. Thayer and Wife, have -had
twelve . years experience in troititio diseases, Hydro
pathicatly, (fire last eight at Ilitg e :glianitotr,) during
which thine they have treated successfully thonsands
of sick persona, many after their diseases had been
prondunced fatal by eminent physicians. In addition'
to. the pstlents at the "Cure," they have alargeprac
tice In the village and stirronnding country„ which
mattes them familiar with. the treathient of diseases
of every grade anti character. They planned, built,
and own the "Binghamton Water Cure," corm!.
gpently it i tinder ths.7ir entire control and manage
ment.
In all those disea. , V.4 fer tshich the peculiar adapta
tion of Ilydropathic treatment I.ren successfully
demonstrated, they will generally guarantee ft 71,e.N1y
and perfect restoration, such are the following, via!
Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, Nervous Diseases,
Dyspepsia, Scrofula and Spinal Complaints, Fevers,.
Liver Complaints, Tumors, Ulcers, Enlargement of
Joints, Diseases of Throat and Lungs; Dropsy, Ague
and Fever, Female Complaint' of every grade and
character, Skin diseases, Catarrh, &c., &c.
Persons who have been long sick or he t trifUrn,
and who have not succeded heretofore in their efforts
to regain their health arc especially invited to give
them a call.
Term* from $S to 1310 per week.
Or Dr. niery,r will be at 31o:draw% (.gearlr'.,
1.1.1,1,) on 'Alleluia'', September 2:41, aml at trrhort
710trt in Sampuha;ona Pepot, -7 1 1wraday, Septem.
her li;th, I SYS, and efirdiall
. 11 invites intali , ti ta,gire
him a roll,
. For further particulars, address
0. V. THAYER, M. D.
Binghamton, August 11, 1855.—tf
- .
Q ODA - et BUTTER CRACKERS,
jugt attired at J. LYONS & SON'S.
Montrose, August:ll, 1853. .
Important to,Farmers !
TUE undersigned respectfully calk the 'attention
of tanners hi the County ol"fiumiuchatirie, to
JOHN H. BRUN'S PORTABLE FARM FENCE.
Thin is a new, cheap, and durable mode of fencing,
being so comttructed ns opt to require the setting of
posts in the ground, which I? a great saying both of
material. and labor, besides adding to its dorability.—
Farmers will find it much to theiriinterest to avail
themselves of the use - of this valuable innirovement.
N. 11. For further information please call on - 41(e
subscriber, who is duly authorizes' to sell farm or
town rtght;f, and also, (if desired,) to furnish said
tence ready to la; set up at a cost of seventy-five
cents per rod. 0. F. FARGO, Agent.
Montrose, Aug. 4 1858.—tf
•
LQ()K HERE
r coign 'offers to the public, at riees that
L 4 • cannot fail to suit, a large and sullen°, assort
ment of
GRO - CERIES,
•
At the old and well-known establishment forme'rly oc
chided by 0. M. Crane.
it s S I 7; A I:S, TE A S.,t 'OFFEE', SPICE,FLOUR
(1 . • SA L%; (by Ow or horrll,l FISH, and all ar
ticles usually found in first class Groceries.
Flour by the whole ale and retail.
As I moan to merit, I hope- to receive, a liberal
share of public patronage.. Z. COBB.
Montrose, Aug': 1, 1858.-If
WHAT 1S WEALTH WITHOUT HEALTH.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
A BLESSiNg &ND lIISTA•KE, IS
Li Dr. Swltyne'm ,
Compound - Syrup of Wild Cherry.
tAtt tt rrme.A ft.r the Tltrtat rliNt and UMW ,
It a- mtgaii.--11”trthly the grratt,tt L'ott4h atatl emat,timptlve Iteme•
do In thy Wttr
111., ay.. to which It I. Itlaidt4l, and to trldelt,the trift‘t at tonhlt
-11, bern, ot4,ttltell (r.. 111111.• 114., V11:— (• "11211 0 ..
Con,nirdlon, Itnan-bitk, Mood NOT ,
IV.h Volt, I. the .nte ..r tirva,t. Broken
(fn, he ahum• of CtSnnel and otlit,
ration rd • heart, Tickllnelnitatton. nr Inflatnation of
the Thrtlat..te. ft. 0111'11(4M , nronerth, Wili ' ndci. mot nnrifs the
islo.A. +WI P.Upl.iti flit .trvtiol, when the apt,tlft: has tailed.
Wt.:•nly 34 ON Ttu Al'trader !:
It ti. t.hvalth :not , Igor di i'›fr . .ttt.. and bloom to the paind
. of ..txthwa, Bloodg E.rpedoration,
Acwritr. Gt./ runv...-1 nett nuir take pleaAtre, tut d rm It a
dui y lo,y t o -nf•-rinq lottt.t,it Vln ;fate what. " Dr. SWaVIkt . S Com-
Symi• of NVild chrrry" Mt• timm for me. I n - a. taken
11.,Ieut• e0n:7.11,14..44v expector..ll.m. .1115,4111 y .t Sit
I), a I had gla ma .d me dl up aU nigh?. I procured ti
V3l,:aaV 1111,11011 r 14 . nth, ran air
th:o n tm+ tmek• a m.rrm I eme. 3011 S Ii.(IAGE.
Mck, May
'Strophe's Virsisifetge,
A ',TIN' Wt In KILLE1:—:“1-elpril..111 f.tr d. %1. - ac
•:ettly tlildt..tt—totr.t.,ta t
•
. 7
Swayne's Sarsaparilla and Tar Pills
, , •
~,,,,, coat.+l-warrwite4l in e n train no mlolllo—l wild and gentle
issirothe, nntnet , .- , st by . -, ”y Nir‘li..ftte ter (11`11.,1114 till' Ink.
1..3,,.itng the sstessmstlis and eTertuntic insrirt imr. ttu Ittnssi. Thesn
11114 nestle. r gripe, or pnetssee wawa.
Swayne's Bowel Cordial,
A I.lc.t.antc.tc. retards - (Ir., Nt.rim=.
Iti , r o„, cm,lert Infant nm.trtnomer
ill Illt . 14,11.0... Vomiting. Siekner.. of the t‘toataelt. An.
W:trrtnte , l to clue m; nav—only ecntrt..
Et 1.1" (-trolly .Itonld have a hottly In the hourk. In .o_ , e
' , widen attack Wine niKlit. It relieve, all oltt.
SwityliieN Bitter Catholieon,
A ,-en- , D 11.!41, Patter.. Mar be tat en with a dearer of o•rtalnty,
orver r, tl exp. rh•oenl by 3 11.311tioc of thi. Chamrtor. for l'mt•nln=
110,1, Fl5l. Nato.on.3rt Dorm blity of the Stomach. (tobl
fe.t, Doblift ran-.±t I. the Intrmity of Ago. PoOrtillill of stronsth
fmn. irepre,..ltm of Spirits, 1 . 331.r10ia, ur Imlltre3t!ta to
au it. f , rn , A. Dyspeptics:
Ther e I. t ,e, treatment that ha> ever tried, that 14 eft, tnal In
rnriuc lutlide.tt hot to all it• thrum :et " pit. SWAY SRS 11111" ER
CATlittLirt)S." It lh,tart. new life awl Invltteratt , c the nydera,
thepale met delirate will rain drength and a Kebdd appetite IT oath;:
tle-e. truly valuable Bitter, Pelee Indy Nt
. .
o&inn onlver.al nogreitn to peiform works hi' single; hut
rtieb aeneml dh.oa.e of the human wy.ton we present an appnnotate.
and. If "Nswntahly n‘ed., see believe an unfailing remedy for the
ella
onter to whleh It N Teritte. Sold he
ABEL T rititELL, a. ETTIERIDG F Mora co...ze, and by Deatera
everrwhere tbronghnot the I 'onntr and State.
Pretared only by Dr. 013, SWAYNE At SON. Nn. S. Ninth 7th
Street. Phliadcfpfda. 334.1:1A53.-1y
tl? THE. GREATEST
)-
W 4:D
0
$.•
4 E . DISCOVERY
OF 1232. AGE.
m it. KENNEDY, of It...zintry, has tlL+orccrett one%f ou
Ctittillorn Wart. Iftaals a ntitattly that e 1,31,1
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
The worst Scrofula down to a common Pimple
Ile has tried It In over eleven hundred ease.z, and never failed ex
cent In two ea.,. ( 114 ti thunder lunnr.) tie has now In Wale...
elon over nue hundred certiflades of its value, all within twenty
ndlet of It4.xtun.
. .
Two bottler are warranted to cure a nursing oar mouth.
One to thrlq. InAlle! , WM Cafe the worst kind of Pimples on the fate.
Two or three !witties clear the syetem of la,. "••
Tan bottles are warranted to CUM the worst canker in•The.mouth
or stomach.
Tianr to live bottle, are warranted to cure the worst kind of Ery-
One to t wo bottles are warranted to cure all humor In file Esser.
Too t.ottle. are warranted to cam running of the carshod bhdele
es among the hair.
Four to 1•11 bottles arc warranted to cure corrupt and running ulcers
one bottle will cure seraly eruption of the skin.
Two or three bottler are warrtuted to cure the worst. kind of ring
Worm.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the mow desperateCaSe
of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles are warranted to cure salt. Rheum..
Flee to eight tottles will cure the worst case of Smoruht.
A benefit is always experienced from the first bottle, anda perfect
Core it warranted when the above quantity Is taken.
310ETIV BY, MASS.
Dana MADANI.—The reputation ofahe 'Medical Discovery, In cur
ing ail kind of !minors, Is so well estaldished by the unanimous voice
of all who have ever used it, that 1 need 'not say anything on the
nulled, as thomost skilful physicians and the most careful Drug
ghsts In the country ore unanimous in Its praise.
In presenting the Iledlcd Discovery to your notice. I do It with a
fall knowledge of Its curative power, In relieving all, snecuring
moat of those disease, tow hich you are unfortunately on liable.—
That most excruciating disease to au affectionate mother,
" • NURSING SORE NORTH,
Is cured us I( ht . a miracle ; your own toupee to restored to Ito natu
ral oweetneom and your babe from Abort and fretful nattoto calm and
swelA slutrittero, mot the atl Discovery becomes a fountain of
Messing to guar hustaaud and bonsehuld.
In the more advanced stages of ' -
CANKER
It extends to the stomach. canning .
DYSPEPSIA,
7 hich i,uoilasi ; but tanker matte atontach ;then totbe Inteatictesand
KIDNEYS,
creating a ',lnking. gone feeling. and an Indttfereneeeven to the cares
of your foully. Yourstono, eh is
•
• • RAW AND INFLAMED,
your foo - d distroaes you and you can only take Certain kinds, aid
even of that your system dues not get half the nourishment it cow
Aaiun as the actimonous (Mid of The rather eats It up; then your
complexion loges Its Uwe, and becomes sallow ur greenish. and your
best,daY Is gone. For want of nourishment your system becomes
lodge and the librei of your body become relaxed. Then follow
tmlu of diseases which the Medical DthsaiEry is peculiarly adapted to
.0 SIRE; v
.
•
Palpitation of the heart,ksin th the side, 1.4.1k11e1k9 of the spine siid
small of the bock, pain of tbe hip joint when you retire. Irregularity
of the bowels, tIllIskl.51), that must excruciating of illwatee, the
PILES.. -,
Uwe many thousands of pour women sae Indfcring (runt this dlr.
caree and pintas array a miserable Ws, and their next dooe neighbor
deo not know the =lure. 1 wish to Impresser, your ruled that Wral_
old prom*, O An ounce orprescatira bettertbstrapound oFcure. -
lit the MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Sou have both the preventive awl the cure,,with this past and
good enalltyatbet It will titter under any circwarb&ste&do Yon snY
IldurY. $o change orgiet em eeeessaty—eat the beat rue an get
and enestsh lt; - • A
DMOTIONS iron rsz,-.Aduitik, caw talaapownlul Per
Chlldten ore, ten lona, dinettet apoontet—Cbtaireu fmm eve to
eight gears, tea spoonful. An tto affections can be applicable to all
ectotitutlons; take sufficient topper:4ton the botreistatee day..;
Yotas. t 11.4 y. DONALD KENVEDY;
• Plitt ateetiSer bottle. ' Fer salelsyAffiELTinittri,lllentrese;
T. CARLISLE & CO, Gast Lend: azd t.. 8. WEST, Etusque.
bum' Depot,. . - OulT to MAT
TAKE DUE NOTICE , •
.7•••• AND --
Ckiverii. Yourselves Accordingly,
THAT
•
eitt - ifelbetg . pligdqhttvi):Se.eo:
_ Atp conet.intly retvlvlnk
DEEZ@. OCDOD.@,
of the latest styles and of theft nestquality:;
Shawls, Mantillas; Bonnets;
A supetior stcA of
MILLINER-Y COOD . S I . , '
to which do: At ontion of country.Millincrior envetifullyttivited.
We have a Iv:wilful aasurtniolit of
Embroideries, Colin rs, - Siee,res, Lin
ens, Laces, and iYhite Goods,
onexcelted Iu Amlity.wlyle, and peke". •
We devote a great drat of attention to the ,
MANZ triblfZlN4
. ‘ , CeleAve tall.krituz essllll.la.nt 0,.00,71with
.. 0r store.. at MOSTRoSE aria rsgrErt.ts.v.t M. We
flatt,mr-elve• that x e can lit a 11.11-1.0 tar tkrarf or giant, god n o
neuter lll.utapen—in a 1111•Se:Itattie
PitioVIDED ALWAYS, •
that talc fort-lttonuile i. ST(' rpr.r) with the ”NEMFUL:•(.OII,-
~..,a l by at. he eon..i.t of sPANI: 4 II t , clio%%iattnicaa coin./ •
Call and gut your "MONEY'S WORTH" at the etore of
Guttenberg, Rosenbanitt dz. Co..
xv).7%-ret(n:n. 1'3 7 Aug. I. -
train. Cradles.
A fERCIIAN'TS who are not supplied, can furnish
themselves with a superior artiehi, at manufac
turers prices, by calling on
g.ll - 11E & BROTHERS. .
iforttroAp, July 21, 1868.-3 tr
'NOTICE.
THE Copartnership beretofbre ciiaing untleti
the battle of Lambert & liealy ‘ is this day die
:mleed by mutual cottscht.
Trade will he continued at the obidond by IL W.
Walk'. J. P.•LAMBERT,
• IL W. IfEALY.
Auburn 4,Corocis, July 28th, 1858.
New One-Horse Store,
teltielt: PA I'S as it Goes, and goes for
`THE . ,PAY..'
JIIE StiBSCIZIO.OEING
" .DULY AND TRULY PREPARED"
to fttroish the "Good People" of Sprit/yr/Ur,-
wit h the very best kinde of tItOtT.RIES, - such as
SUII.I RS, COFFEE, PS,"
IT UPS, I? CANDLES,
TEAS, FlS i ll, TO B A - C ke.;
- solicits a share of their patronage.
20 lbs. Rice for '
•
10 t First Rate Sugar, $l,OO.
10 « Salaeratus,• - $l,OO.
and many other articles at e(014 low figures. The
best brands of FLOUR always on hand.
' •
©Licyvmoc_tin.
Ready-Made or Made to {)idea " not al, c7st,"
hut at "fair prrvits.4 Call-and-get a twat
Summer Vest for 75 cents.
Try v,c ..t and if I don't Share you as Cheap a;
o,o o ap,—call . '
Yours, Respectfully,
Springville, July 21, IgsB„—tf
Bakr's Ven . r> etable Compound.
Sovereign remedy fur Choltra, (ow
pia; nix, and Dpotecr.u, for sale I.y.
lIENTLEY,_READ 54 CO.
Montrose, July 21, 185 S.
PROCLAMATION.
Susquehanna County. ss. , ...
SErtrot Scorr, liv her In the Court of Common
next friend, Aea Palk, liens of said County.
DAVIS D. SCOTT. N A i tg
, t .a ue s t o. Tettn, 18.57.
To Dacia D. .5 , -otl :- Whereas a Submena in
Divorce was issued to August Term, '18n7," which
was duly returned non rat inrentua, and thereon, an
aliax Submena was issued in said cause returnable to
April Term, ]BSS, upon the return of which proof
was made to the said Court that the said Davis D.
Scott could not be found in my Bailiwick.
This notice is the,refore to require you to appear
beforeAlk Judges of the said , Court on the' third-
Monday of August next, to answer said complaint,
&c. .JOIIN YOUNG. SltPrif
_ .
Sheriff'; Office, INntrose,-July 21, 1858
PR'OQLABIATION.
Sitsquellazkna County, sfi. •
ALMA Bans Es, by her In the Court or com
next friend Alphas Burdick, mon Iless of said Co .
- • vs A ugust T2nn,. 1557
. J. W. BANES.: No. 53. •
To J. 117 Dante.: : Whereas a Subposna in Di
vorse was issued to August Term, 1 sra,. which wa
' duly returned non r.si IntrltlCS, and thercon an alias
Subturna was issued in said causetknruarde to Nov
ember Tor p l, 1857, upon the return of which proof
was made to the said Court that the said J.W. Barnes
could not be found in my Bailiwick:
This notice is therefore to minim you to appear
before the Judges of the said Court on
,the third
Monday of August next, to answer said complaint,
dc, JOHN YOUNG, Sher;ff.
Sherirs Office, Montrose, auly 21, 1559
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ACCORDEON-a,
,k - REPAIRED St WARRANTED BY
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1 \ .1. C. EDWARDS, 7 - i.r -
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rir Also agent for the sale of mEfonEoNs,
any desired style or quality, lionl 9;15 to s . 3th.l. Puy
chasers can not ilo better than to call.
• HarfOid, Pa., July 21, 1.858.-3 m
The Artist's Rhymes
About Hard' Times,
And Lkek of• Dimes.
CPU times are bard,, extremely hard,
.There's no mi4akeubout it;
Tis hard to get klittle'cash—
Harder to do without It.
An classes feel thOrant of funds, :
The farmer, lawyer, merchant,
But who, more than tho "Picture man"
Can show a case quite.urgent,.
He never yet has learned,bilite •
On "false itapressioneiniicii;
And pictures "only in your eye" ' •
' Fill up the purse—,severely. ' - •
Please then, remember Pheenix Block,.
Two flights of stairs ascend, airs,
And for a copy of yourselves •
A little money fpeud, Ora: , •
And if you haven't that to spare— '
• Sot even a Spanish 'quarter-=
Pii take your grain, your butter, cheese,.
Aud other kinds of bartbr.
Don't wait until another day, .
If you do,you may regret it;
Somewhere, I've beard somebody say
There's danger larking' in delay.
This hint'yon may . #a well obey-' .
Perhaps iu someomlooked•for Ray .
A-likeness of your• face will pay,
- ,So baste to Deane andget .
W. B. DEANS,
-,Over the Store of Bentley, Read, k Co.
Montrose, July 21,1848.
I JIEBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
J. eoncerneiVin the following Estates, to wit :
Estate of STFPIIEN RAZLETON,, late of Dintock,
deed, Win. J. Turrell and Elijah Bunnell; Executers.
Estate of JEREMIAH ROSENCRANTS, late of.
Springtille, deceased, D. F. Stark, Executor, ,
. Estate of JONATHAN ELLSWORTH, late
of lid
dietown, dec'd, 3t. C. Ellsworth and Samuel Taggart,
iMminiairalorg. , . '• •
Estate .of SAMUEL lIILBOURNR, late of liar-,
mony, deceased; L..F. Fitch,L.Adminialrofor. _
Estate of WM. BROW, late of Rush, deceas
etl, John W. jlenicoter. .Artiniuistrator.
Estate of AARON RYNEARSON, late of Lenox, •
deceased, Isaac Rynearson, Administrator.
Final account of R. W-GERE, Guardian of Ellen
Bagley, Broolyri.
That the accountants have settle(' their accounts'
in tile Register's Office in and for the county of-Sus- .
quehanna, and that the Same will he prosonted to.thit
Judges of the Orphans' CoOrt of said county, on
Monday, August 23th, for confirmatiort and allow
11.11CO. CHARLES NEALE Rryister.
Reg, Office, Montrose; /
July 21,, 1S S. S 4w
—4- .
1858. NEW ARRIVAL 1858
SUMMER :.GOODS.
NOW
sort r n7e d n y t, ofbfr'inspection, a fall and complete
•
Dry 4Or'CYCPCALS,
piltal.ll. tbr• -aw.osr, lo all 11Ic new tle,lgnt+ and rty les, !Tv rol cy••
crythillg aplixtaitang. to he at losv-laic ;. Oar ir•Pck
• . D'ElEao(B . o l OD.*,
u.00",14., or rr1.14, I.mytib, :soil Plain
idato nml ligurvil {Vol 1/tlsiink. floc
Mark lionibmilo,nli A loilvta, (MI:011e,, I irmoolle and 'Alen Robvt,
and ISlack Faficy Silk. at all I.ricaN Sbaab, l'ara-Nilit, riain mid
r a fi c v roo k io,,,,trr, t;000.,t, rrochos, Flowers iStid Wrratbk Ilkir
and Tatfetta Mhos., Steel, thrum. mid Rued Sloop.,
Skirtlug, Kid, Ll+l.• Tlamd, and Silk Gloves, Ganntletm.,
l,iuen unit Coltiol Bard. and il*e.
Lam.; Etul.roldos., Collar mad Sleeves, - Dimity uud
YANKEE NOTIONS., '
Mir Torr3fmnair.,
ROA., 1),,,,ing I,,ry Cmuin, 13utzua
Coml,. Robb, 11:11r.nrv, Saver nivl Neel ThiniVlrs.
jac q'qo 61014;
Mac:, Drown and NT icell
T1V1,11,4 6 KCIlt y ,Iran, Cotionido, •
INls'aits Sallnct t
•
FAMITING TOOLS.
Grnin the_t,at ..t ,honp,•..t T.twtr. WlnAcfl
t:r.pc Vine t•nath,, Itukhr mot Mttil For 311amirc•
ftrn >h 014,i; :qOII,S, Sr. A gvneratitAzortuteut
HARDWARE.;
ea ...t Iron Jack.. Barn Door Rollere,ht;dilluges,Slinv.
4.1,111.1T.0..,. Patent Rate Pulley+. I). u. Lucks ray! Ilium,. P 5 ,1.
',wk.. Troia: and Ti rh.tt.1 , 1%•• rurt.iu
Augur Mao, Vockct I meet Ca.'t Ste' I
:+:A l l.oe+:4l:oterlog oral 13rick Trou.ly Wrvt.elto. Spring
Diuuer LION llonf.134:113 a‘turem,
1:1•nfy. (Mter, Oxf,tol Tletian4i rAt Skin Ik. 1,. 1441 k .5 .
I'4/dlr., i; a ll,rs. otet . N•lll”.kittN and Kid Sniper, Alva,
Groceries, Crockery, awl Glassware,,
•
HATS, CAPS, &c., •
•
h ~• ran' ti+ual lemur,
0 .1: 4 11. I'VjC(IV El) eftEt/IT.
We .J,O !Live fiu.clite of
• BROOMS-OF HOME MANUFACTURE,
nhLhcc will ‘.l* at Who:. ,11-'nl 1:et.11. at INlrprit...s. ,
Sqll.l , that our hav Iv. is well .4.1,..ct0l Its tr,'quallty and
b.vve no 11v54.t1i. , 11 in I:L% lung uur frirnil, to ca , l and vv.•
tonlue. tST
Grain and Butter Wanted.
Hemlock and vitae Lumber, Flour,
Bran Choris aireaFonatile priCes truly 1)43
-found at our ..•4',,E..131 MILL. . '
POST BROTHERS.
Montrose, *Tidy 11, fB:iFz.
. ,
•
Cash for Wool: .
H• BURRITT will pay the lf IG II EST
• • PRICE in CASIT,for WIIPOL, at his stor'&
New-Milii.g4 July 7, 1658. •
Cradles.:
A N 14PROVED, ARTICLE, and all kinds of hay
sale laic, by
S. 11. SAYRE'S; BROTHERS.
Montrose, July 21,
.1.55%;.-.3w
A. H.
WOOL' WOOL ! .
HIGHEST C.l S
sz fur E itr u n
Brooklyn, July .1 ; It.5S.
Ci. 1.114 .
r 4 LOUR of the first quality constantly on hand and:
for sale low, by McKENZIE & ELDRIDGE.
DRIED APPLES, ,
LARD, and BUCK*BEAT FLOUR fur
B sale by BENTLEY, READ & CO. •
Montrose, June 2, 1558..' •
CASH
PAID FOR 20,000 lbs. OR WOK,
.‘
by
Bentley Read -& Co.
'• 1
Molitros?,June 15, 1858.
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Xia:toXl-CIL
1)Y-frequent additions ,to keep our STOCK . COM
PLETE in ‘: 4. all things." We are thank
ful for the encouragement we receive in "well doing'
anal ask a congutiauce'of your favors, confident that •
we can please. • IIeRENZIE 8; ELDRIDGE.
Wrinkly; June - 16, ' •
3F4c)i
-.LIL ("BEST of second hand CABEENTER§ . TOOLS
- r cost ii'so,oo—willbe sold fur $30,00. Enquire
of ' BENTLEY, DEAD ca.
Montrose, :tune 2, ISSS. -
TiM people My some one has_ intria
c;d a bran new building in the street. The -
Town council served an Injunetion, but wonderful to
-relate, the building is progressing rnpidlc, sticking
out as it does. but the greate.st,stielting out in Town,
is at the General Finding Store
of IL S. WILSON. & SON, where yon will find Office,
Dining, l'arlor, and Rocking Chait+;. selling at COST.
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY
HCOEDfaIL -@ONOCYL.
F. STODDARD, PRINCIPAL.
TILE undersignedtake pleasure in annotinting that
I the- " ScsonsitAsx.t VOCNTY NORM AWSC11001."."
will again npvu in the ACADEMY BUILDINGS. t43lortsck4 ou
' Monday the 30th day of August, 1858,
to continue ei.r.vm; WILZ, il. under thecharge of Prof.STODDA,It
and moupetent assistants; oldest. aLso, for - 10 weaa by It. F. Telex's
nr ay, Co. Supt.. whose knowledge of the comiltioh and welds of the
teaehera of the Comity, 'mule's him eminently qualified to 'eontilh-..
ute anueh,to tlitinterest of the School. IWe deem it proper , how
ever, to elate that Mr. Tewksbury Is not'pecuniatily Interested in
the School:I •
l'rof..i.ProonAnn'n character as an efficient Educator mid popular
Author Is too extensively known to rtdmirecumtnent % and the %nark
ed success and universal satisfaction that have attended hits tabors a•
mong us in the past, are sufficient guaranty for the future
l.lurlog the pr sent summer i.e will 'lilt. the Normal,. l'clitoolss'l
Canada., to posseas3dinself of whatever improvement:fin the Al , of
Teaching they may present. •
. .
LEC•TUR•ES. • ••
•
• Prof. Smonscn"will Imam nu the Science and. Art of Teaching
and on Moral Development. Mr. Tewksnette wilt lecture on l'hrs.
lology not Hygiene. The. foliow log gentlemen will oleo Its:tore he.
core the school; .3. Itteng's.nsolc. ed. Supt. - I.uiesne Co..' A.
vstsugs, Editor . of The ^ Student , elk Schoohnate," N. Y., lion.
WU. 1 elo.irr, B; B. 1.1171.1., D. S. BENTLXIr, Esqrs, Rev. R. B. Ex•
oar, and (Allen.
Then. will he tt Prim:lry Dopartroontconnected with the School,
under" the charre Miss - Eumes C.,l*Jtfg:
-. EXPENSES.
TV1T10,1 2 .-tinrtnal Departulent,pe.r quarter of e/Cven, weeks, Sn,rd.
Primary , 3,50.
In Englidi branches, and.Latln and Greik,,do.!
braid - par week
It IA desirable that tuition bill* be pat In advance. and air dedne 4
lion will be nuude except In ewes of protracted slekneist. Studenti
can boanl thenwel yes.. as heretofore. Cooking stoves. and fundture
eau bt , rented of Mr. Sayre, at reasonable into. •
For Information In reward to rooms, board, ,te., apply to W'. It.
Deese, rd,q, lß,nt POW, or to the Secretary. • . ,
- Students should not anam to be ir.viccr at the- omence 'of ttaa
Selnxd,, WM. JESSl.7l`;_kresldeut.
(L e. lures rec:etnry.
Alordrone, i llute :
RW, JILT IN TOWN:
4XTEN;I(4II '7,4111-8
8 MI. T -11 - oto I 8:1 11 .
of all SIZES and. PRICESto auit l illa T131i8,, of
"Cherry,l, a n (I;*h6gany,
add warranted. to work 'right up to the Ole.
'.,"3190;05e, June ti; 1858."
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GROCERIES. •
•
compleec asuortment at
• V.?. st m. mitwLirs:
. . .
.WOOL CARDING
-.- - -
,
rrllE subscriber is.carrylng on the above bUsine4
as usual. , REATCoLw.„ ;
14.55 •
• Brooklyn, luue 9, 6% 7 4 - .
.t
Reghter's Notice.
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