IN
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A impenditcriaofNews.
•• • • . value of the Atlantic. Telegraph
Cable, - is a lit. $5OO per mile. - . ,
' •• - • Th ey s been considerable t‘ Wire=
pulling'l'etw e e / England and "the - United
States, Lately. \- -t ...
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\.. The Pefinsi nia State Fair will be
held ibis year . at Pit rg, on the 23, gl),
and 30 of September a st of October.
,*
, ... It is , said that the d o f p i ne -. app l e
placed. en shelves and other ces frequented
by ants and cockroaches, env° theni
away
.. The New York- Herald sa
..
coat of trinsmittin g one columnof n .
England, by the Atlantic: Telegraph ,
'will be $2,000. \c.
.... One orthe finest writers says thee,
"the nightly dews, come down on us likei
blessiags? How very differently the daily
dues come down Upon - us , in these hard - tinies.
.. A eemarleable factin the diet of man
kind is the enormous conSumption of tea and
o ir t _, e . tifoimrds of 800,060,000- poul_idS of
,these articles are annually'consumed by the
i n habitan , of the world. - .
In view _of the late returns from Kan.
5.15 there are grounds for suspicion that the
Eneli,h Lecompton bill-has proved an.sed un
current Lill, and-that,the people bare ref used
to honor it. . ::
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.... They hive a steam plow in operation
in LancasteF counts, whichis said to do its
week well. It was invented by a•Lancaster
county . man, who willa-emove_ to the, West
to turn up the spa . Of the prairies.-
.... Mrs. Claret L. Bakei t wife of Geo.
E. Baker, of the celhbmted Baker Family of
vocalists. died at:Waukegan on Wednesday.
week. - They kid just returned from ' a pro,'
fes,ional tour South;-.
.... Mr. Field has crossed the Atlantic
twenty-one times in the service of the Atlant
ic Telegraph`Company. -Once, he remained
in New. York only
, five days, and once he re
embarked after ,Ine day in England. _
... A writer from the " Tip-Top_House,"
Mount. Washington,.who with-others reached
there in a'rain storm, says that after dinner
they sat around a thrreual fire and counted
noses, and found that the party consisted of
fire min-deers and twelxe rain-beaux:
.. The most happy citation from the
Bible, we,have yet seen, in reference to the
.Telegraph, - Ashich is so soon to girdle—the
"Ohne, appeared in the National Intelligences
of Monday; s" Their line IS gone out through
all the earth, and their words-to the end of
the world,"--Psalnisxix, , 4. - . .
- „.. Thirty-onel•ears ago the first stone:
coil carne to Philadelphia---being ten wagon- .
loads hauled over the mountains by 'George,
Stdemaker of Pottsville. Very few, could
belnduced to purchaseit, and most of these
were wholly , unsuccessful in their attempts - to
m,ake it bittte.i •
~
• . .. Blinders on horsessare ehtirelydisso- 1
.
proved by Mr.' Rarey', whivin a letter to the
Vridon TimeS, says that, however wild and
nervous, 4 horse- can be taught in a short time
to fear no object, however frightful, and even'
horses which have been used to'hlinders. can -
be easily broken of the nettiersity of their use.
.... Only ; one Ete.mocratic ' piper in 'the
'North—the Sunbury Gas ette—Lyegrets the
defeat of Frank Blair in-St. 1.00111 - S. Ail the
ethers simultaneously shout forl.the
_victory
of Slave Labor over . Free Labor. This
proves thetn all at heart in tarot' of the, per,
petirity alidl extension of the-syStem of Ain. •
requited tchl.
, .... Ir is reported in Great-Salt Lake Citythat Brigham Young has receiee& a revels
aion,from- the Lard - commanding him to hold
h's voice for a Season. The secre of the " rex
elation " was exposed by or.e of Bri,gham's
wives in conversation- With a Gentile, when
she said, " Brigham will not preach so, long
_ris there is-a Gentileahort-hand reporter here
to take down hiS discourses? -
.
.... The 'New Orleans 'Picayune notices
a hunter of tilligators,--v. - tiO has Onatured four
hundred in the swamps near that city since
May. Ile goes at night with a pan of fire,
and shoots them as they 'crowd around the
light. The skins are sold at seventy-five
cents each, and - make boats. The - oil, tusks,
and hides, of these four hundred hive netted
the captor five hundred -and sixty- dollars in
three months. .
.I
• .... There is
‘ now a prospect that CoV
Fremont will: be left in un isturbed poS•
cession of his splendid domair
in California.
gia lands amounting to forty- ourthou.and
acres. and containing inexhaustible mines of
auriferous, quartz, are situated, it will be re
membered,-in'Mariposa county, and be has
already established a - mill, whiCh is producing,
gild to the amount of '&2,600 per week.
With increased fmeansi, new Mills will be in
&finitely increased, -•' -
• ...: The, St.,Joseph Gazes 1 learns from
S. Temient, esq., that gold has been knind in
large qtiantities about Seven y miles from
-Fort Litranrie, in the directiorl of Laramie's
.A.
Peak; _ young gentleman, :Wm. Bryan,
formerly of St Joseph. has Written a - leteer
io his father, iivir.g in Kansas, urging him to
leave errything -there and go to th e se mines.
'lit writes that be was shown one lump thit
weigha four , pounds, 'and w:s' "
assured by.
thosewho 'made the discov ri that these
mines equal the - richest of Cali ornia placers.
il
,-.. The Ohio Statesmahlutving claimed
:Gov. II Walker as a supporter of the Fri
lish Lecomf ton Bill, the Philadelphia Press
announces by hii own atithoriti that "he's id
favor of the admission of KalifaS at the next
session, or whenever`the people present their
Constittazdn to Congiess • and,
inasmuch as
• the'English Bill proposed "to admit 'Kansas
as a Slave,State with a population of 35.000,
110 v .,.. Walker is in favor of the admission of
Kansis as a Free State, irrespective of the
arbitrary and despotic discrimination in -that
_ 11111 against stick a State."
1.,
... - ..The Buffalo Expeesn rn spealcing of,
ei Aine.ric•iin "staple," states that it .is es-U
-11)24d that there are 103000,000 laying
fowls in the of whi c h, fi fty millions
-.-
/ay one egg a day:throught the year. _This
would give theiannual crop of 18,250,000
fggs, and these, at eight cents a dozen, would
be worth. K 21666,606. The cotton crop of
the United Stat'es, estimattdlat the seaboard,
according ,to thi censul of 1850, amounted to
r 5,42134. Estiinated at the same =point—
that is, according toNerrYork prices today
--the egg crop of the Uuited States would
amount to *259,011.666,pr twine as - much
as the cotton, tobacco, rice; bay, hemp, 'and
stgar crops of the sodtheth_States. ' -
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... There-is general desire on. the part
oldie public to learn the 4egiee of success
which the electricians have met with in trans.
'sitting electrical currents through the'.eable
sing it was submerged, 'bud as yet we have
L:uhing beyond an official !statement frorb
\ .. , lentia that it •is possible to receive from
1 'inity Bay about sixty signals per minute.
_ lye understand that the Company propose
.ta give Professor Whitehouse ample time to
test his system thoroughly, after which Pro
fessor Thomson will test his invention,-which
~eslci quite . different from that of Prof. White. -
''one. and after him Professor Hughes of
w York, will have an apportunity to test
.4 capabilities of his invention, which is, we
ogee:gaud,
about to be introduced upon one
'4 . the lines betweea Loudon' arid Liverexi.
SANDS ) NATECANS, & CG'S
AMERICAN ' CIRCUS.:
And Great Elephant Exhibition.
that the
,s from
Lble,
T l Cticourse enetrated - tO n t i lti l ls ci ec e ;io " ; - of the. -- ni l t il e:i
States long si 4, and the 31amfgers have the pleas
re or )3rlngt g their Star_Artists, - and Stir Animals.
1
00 •Wky before this community th'it they miy be es•
mired that all which has been- said -of their almost
incredibl zt
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fatlix reall y t rue. - •
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Sig - Tr a in e d Elephants !
Amon g glitch are the unparalleled
.Ptirfonri ng Elephant., -Victoria and
• Albert, - Int.promlnent is the entertain.
i f ' , menu. A.tong their performances-
-,
are the follow, og : t h e y Ascend an in.
1
1 dined Plane 30feet long and but 9
incites wide, and ine of them, at -the
c
stuntpit, ten feet fr.m the. ground,Bal.
y. anees Iliniself on If.; Read ! . They
ii ' • evince their superior twining and sa
‘l gacity, also, as well ris the 3lnsical
• t-
- susceptiblity of their remerksble spe
t, - 11 - cies, by keeping pet feet flin t witi t mu
\
• 1)1 s ikt sic, when they W:11 - 6.., Dance singly,
March, Execute Feats of Gymnyttics,
~.. Posturirig, and. Play on - the - fiend Or
.— gan ! .Nothing like these original et
•,.. ploits has ever before been -taught to
. animals originally wild. ;That animals
-, to ponderous and generally considered
..--. clumsy,
should enact such deeds pith.
.
-e• erto regarded physicallyiimpossible to
• • A
theni.:may well excite incredulity.—
' - But these statements are facts ; Mr.
Richard Sands, the well known senior
li proprietor, outbid all emnpotiteirs at
} t 1 . the great sale in Paris e : where they
were-performing at the Port St. Denis.
They cost him an enormous sum, but
t.
the expensive venture was warranted:
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THE CALLIOPE!
Or lidsternoth Strait ineintioucoti, is
another teat wonder of Oils Show. It is the most
powerful and Melodious of all Mtisical frfst . ruments,
cost r),i3oo,_and is capable of playing any musical
corapo§itien, either Operatic or otherwise. It is sup
plied with steam, br an Engine, and an accomplished
Artist presides at the keys. which are , like those of
the Piano.: The voice of this Musical Martel May
be distinctly heard fb't tenor twelve miles. It has
created an intense sensation wherever heard,. and is
the climax of all modern Musical Inven'tions. Two
.dorgezas and Capacious Chariots contain. the Mem
noneon and Stearn 13ngine.
TWELVE SHETLAND PONIES
adistiitguished beauty, and perfect training, accom
ianv this ShOw. Their performances_ have -never
equalled. They were-imported by Mr.E. Sands,and
have an.equal fame in Europe and America.
THE CIRCUS CORPS !
lodes the following Inimitable Art
, *hose achievements embrace the
•nea appended to their name :
tson at Ph:l6th.. an prislitmassabla
me of Two Bore
LE AUNE • BERT,
tnd Aft of flerdle Ifortsemnriship.
Mlle ELODI tOYKLE,
graceful, beautiful; end -youthful
r, from Paris, (the only really
:itch Equestrienne who has ; Visited
United Statm) as the- f telle, of
rseilles. The srtnio OF RAPTI-
A t, by the German Acrobats, WIL
AM, SOHN, and CHARLES CON-
D. In the course of the acts will
seen the PERFORMING ZEBRA,
only Zebra ever trained or thor
;lily tamed. Feats on the Perch,
Messrs. DONALDSON- and DEN-
A?. Frollicks of Proteas by Master
-ESSE SANDS; a scene of Dramatic
.Horsemanship, in which, he enacts several characters
in cbanginr costume. Master PHILO :NATHAN'S,
Stimmerset Riding, and Monkey Act on Two Ponies.
Horse and Globe Act, by WILLIAM CONRAD.
SAM LATHROP!
The " Gentleman Clown," who will Otte his Stump
Speech, Comic Songs, Law Speech. Story of his Ad
ventures thuoughoutthe United States, for the last
25 years, &c., kc.
JAMES BURT, the irresistibly Comic " Peo
ple's Clowit." Tumbling, Vaulting, etc., by the en
-tire Troupe. A Spectacle; in which all the Famed
Riders.apperte, entitled
HAVELOCK INIXDIA.!
Or`the Triumph at. Cawnpdre.
LOVE AND THE BABOON,
A Comic Afterpiece, which will conclude• the enter
tainments.- .Two Distinct Exhibitions each Dajt.
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Otto /bruit New-York. Brais Band.
The Best in the. Country. r ir Procession of,
Elephants,. Artiste, Horses, Ponies, etc., with the ..
Colossal Cars of the Canape, Eugine, Band, Cartiag
es, WagoOsi-etc2, wilt enter town in the Morning.
Will Exhibit at MONTROSE, on SATUR
DAY, the 18th dti, of SEPTEMBER;
1858. Doors - open st 2 and 7 o'clock; the PerfOrm
ance Commences half an hour afterirards.
Adtnission only 2t cents. No Half Price
At LERATSVILL , FRIDAY,SEPT. 17th.
Dr.-A. Gifford,
QtritGECPI DENTIST. Office with Dr. Mawr,.
Partionlar attention will be given - to inserting
Teeth on cora and Silver plate—also - on a new plan.
All operations warranted.
_3lohtrose, Sept. 8, 1858.—tf
MPOOS BI :DEB. Sarney. Soaquebartoa.Ccrudy Pa.. Tr:spectral-
JIVIr ly Informs the people of Stisquehannaand ttelghbodor eohntles
that be Is prepared to Lind Periodicals and Books. and Repair old
Bootee,
nel E. W. FBA Faun will receive Pert di
Gibeon ula.
Sc. ite..
18.-tr for H.
8ea1... ~kt 8, 15.
Mahan's• Fall Fashions,
. .
- WILL BE ISErrED WEEKLY, Sept. let.
7lifLutility this work has obtained throughout the
- world is a guarinteti of its exellency. It con
tains over sixty minutely accurate diagrams, among'
which is the Uniform of a Captaitiof the U. S. A.—
'The plate contains twenty-two figures of the most
elaborate finish. ' In accordance withthe expressed
desire of the friends of the late Washington L. Ma
han, our youngeskson, who perished in Mexico, we
publish a full length Portrait of him in full costume,
according to the latest.
,Army alterations. Alsb, an
accoinnanying portrait of Major Thos. E. Tilden, of
New York, a celebrated Tailor.
TERMS—System and Colored Plates„ $8 per ark
num, $1 off for advance payment, System and uncol
ored Plates, $5 per annum ; Colored Plates $3 per
annum'; "Uncolored Plates $2 per annum. The plates
are accompanied by a pamphlet of eiplanations and
large pattern sheet. F. MAHAN,
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724 Chestnut Stjeet, Phi*
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TO.OLa.cromEßs I - NEW..
mt iEubdersigne would hereby express his thanks,
1 - and regards in numerous friends - and patrons,
(Merchants, Milline , and - Carriage Makers, in this
land other Counties,) for a continuation of thek-pat
totiage-and_kindleelings extended to Rim; and to es
iiartthem, that it will ever be cherished by a neigh
hor-and;citla.en. with gratitude, and would, also ray,
that he is still interested with L L. BUNT, 215 Pearl
Street, N. Y.,. in the Ilardware,.-Cuttery,
and Carriage Trimming Business',
mud that he is also Special Partner with LAW
RBNCE, gamOs, & KiNGSBURY, 1446 CoUrtland
Street, in the. Hat, Cap, -Straw Goods,
and hillincey Busineis, where all traders
who purchase gooda in-either of thoic branches, are
kindly invited, examine, and purchase, if sat
isractory.. _ = Your!, truly,
v any
• -
Moatro4, : ft4 1, 1858.-Orp _ .•
.
H. D. Bennett."
-York Tribme.
The Ne
1858-9.
Thesreceessful laying of the traus-Atlantic Tele
graphic Cable m, rka a new ernJn the history of But
man Progress. geneeforth, Europe; Western Asia,
n i t_
and Northern /arca Ho within an hour's distance
from our shores, nil the battle wiljeli decides the
fate of a kingdo the capture of :I - Vienna or Gib
rafter, the fall of la dynasty, the triumph of a nsur
!Paden, the birth of nu heir to royalty, the death of
a Nicholas or vellin g ton, in any country ' which
/ouches the Mediterranean, the Euxine, the Black
1.11
Sea..or the Germ n Ocean, will be published'in New
York the next-m ing, if.not on the very day of
Its oecfirence. I a moment. as it were, - we have
been thrown in the
portion
of
immediate intellectual neigh;
borhood'of the hole civilized and a large
of the semi-barbarous world. The rise end fall of
stocks in London; or Paris will hencelorth'be report.
ed fom day to tt4y in the journals of our sea-board
cities.. - The boldirst operators in Wall street will re
fuse to buy or sell until they have, Toad the, quota
tions of that day'rstusiness on the Hoye! Exchange
and at the Bourse, whose transactions will have
closed an hour or so before ours can begin.. A rev
olution in Paris, an, impoitant vote in Plirliamc.nt, an
insurrection in ltirly, a fire in Constantinople, will he
diseqssed aroundithe breakfast-tables of New York
a few hours after its ociirrence. A mighty though
silent transform ioa in the condition of human ex-
gtetice ho' just been effected ,by the little - wire
stretching across the ocean's bed from. the coast of
Ireland to that o British America, and one' inevita- ,
ble molt of thisimust be an unexampled commnivity
of feeling and interest among the nations of Christ
endom, and a consequ'e"mt desire fora more _intimate
acquaintance with each other's doings throuOit the
medium of the Nimspaper Press. It seems hardly
possible that thousands should not.lieneeforth regu
larly read their dwn journals, who have hitherto been
content with an occasional glance at .those taken by
their neighbors; while many who lutye Idtherto.been
content with a Weekly issue will now require a Semi
-Weekly or Daily In short, Intelligence, always a
vital element of rowth in. wisdom, success in busi
ness, or enjoyment in life, has now become indispens
able to all. I
—THE Nsw-ira TatuuNE, now more• than sev
enteen Year's — old which was the first journal in the
tiorld that appe. red regularly on an imperial eight
page sheet at so low a price as two cents, and which
has attained. th unparalleled aggregate 4 of more
than 2110,000 subscriptions, resreetfully solicits its
share of the nevi patronage which the Metropolitan
Press is hencefotth eons,trained, at a heavy 'weekly
cost, to deserve.! It asks especially the patronage
andiactive fayorlot REPCIILICANS—Of iIIOSC who hate
all forms of opp.tession, and desire that every ration
al being shall bel free to employ his faculties in such
innocent manner -as he 'shall deem best—of those
who would exteni Libertyend limit Slavery—but it
further appeals likewise to all_who look and labor for
the return of National thrift, plenty, prosperity,
thrivegh 'the protection of Anierican Industry by
wisely dlscrintinating duties on imports—all who fa
vor Rational P ,tress through internal development
arithinelioratio;
rather than- by external aggression
at4l. extension II who would rather have the Na
tional-resources , devoted to the construction of a
Rairroad.to the o l'acific than to tget.pluchase or con
quest of Mealy Nicaragua, or Cuba—rill who wed
retrench radically our present inordinate Federal ex
penditures by abolishing orimmensely reducing the
Army and Navy, and expending the money thus
saved on works bf - beneficence which will endure to
bless our childrin—all who profoundly realize that
" Righteousness eralteth a nation,'%and that no real
advantage can ewer accrue to any person or commu
nity front acquisitions or successes achieved by means
which contravene the laws of 'Eternal Right. The
'free allotment t?limited portions of the Public Lands
to actual settlers thereon, and every hopeful plan in-,
tended to dimin sh the sum of human misery front
dearth or empl -meat or inadequate recompense—
every scheme e. pecially that seeks to help the imfor•
tunate by enabling andtteaching them to help them
selves—must c4ntuand our earnest sympathy and
l ' cooperation
~ent year, THE:. TRIBUNE lets pro
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- The Eighth Wonder of the World.
,A map of tl)e SUBMARINE TELEGRAPII, be.
tween En tope and America ; and also a splen;
did Portrait of CYRUS W. FIELD, far sale at the
MONTROSE BJOK STORE, by
A. N. BULLARD.
Montrose, A 1 gust 25, 1858
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'Ad nip snist rator's N otife. . .
MOTICE is hereby given to all persons having de
-1.1 . manda against the Estate of Noma: B. STEWART,
late of.jessnp township, clee'd, that the sitne must be
presented to the undersigned for arrangement, and
all persons ind bte'd to said Estate arc qqpiested to
make immedia e payment. -- - t
MARL TTE STEWART, Admiiiiffratriz. ,
Jessup, Auglst '25, 18U.-6w - , -
Strayed-or-Eltolen.
QTRAYED or STOLEW - from the premises of the
kJ subscriberi itrJessuiktoWnsbip, on Friday, Aug.
20th, 1958, 1 yoke of four year old steers. 1 small
grey Durham dow, 9 orlo years old, 1 deep red year- 1
Hug heifer, 1 light colored, white faced cow, S or 9
i
years old. W mere'. will return said cattle, or give
information w ere they may be found will be suitably
rewarded. BENJAMIN OTIS.
Jessup, Au, N Just - 25, 1858.-tf • • -
I ,
..J. tEciggbabotham,
WATCH :FINISHER;
k - -
„ 1 •• Aso
.
Genral Repairer;
oF the A R*ENGLISH: SWISS, AND CHINESE Dr"-
I'LF.S• WATCHES, PATENT AND DETACHED LET MIS,
AEPEATSMS, L TINES, &C., &C.
,
_ Truly prpu of the Battering encomiums bestowed
on him as an hont and - Superior
I .
' ATOII , : JOBBER
NIT -
and grateful t,-all who-have employed him, and doub
ly so to those ha't'e continued to be his steady
customers sine his commencement in Montrose,(now
nearly three years'rand encouraged by those who ul
- knob h s abilities, he now informs those who
l do not, that early in life he was-taught the art of
~..
.
Pim , Nev Watches,
by.Atkiti, latd of Lord Street, Liverpool. who was a
first rate li f f e KEß and REPAIRER of the best
watches. A r hating worked for him upwards of
nine years, (s t .tven of which as an indentured appren
ticei) he then commenced for himself; and latterly in
New York, where he has been employed- by some of
the first and 'most respectable establishments in
Broadway, Maiden Lane, Bowery, lic., and was by
them classed la first rate workman. - • . ,
N. 13.11 e has always on hand a well assorted stock
of Watch lirteels Cylinders,Watch Jewels Main
springs-Wat Hands, and Watch Glasses, which
will be carefu ly fitted; right away, and for prices less
than they be had in the - City.
Mr Shp in 'Bentley, Read, & Co's Store.
Phalli's BI k, Montrose, Ang..lB, 1858.
T - 7: — lr7
e f li ss E
us SUI: I4 . f
Bropklyn,
/00L CARDING ,
riber is carrying on the above business
A. G. REYNOLDS.
Juno P,1658.-11 •
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Adjoining the "Bank of Binghamton," - - BINGHAMTON, N. Y.
=II
My Stock is one of the largest and best selected varieties of •
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY, GOODS
Ev.ir offered to the zeople of this county. .
-,..;.
DRESS GOODS, . .
SHAWLS, , . ~
. - EMBROIDERIES,
Mantillas, Domestics, Cassini' ores,
Flannels; , , Linens, Cloths,* &c.,
'To which the attention of Close Buyers is called.
Rich Silks,
Hosery,
In the BaserMnt will be found a large assortment of Family
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
MOLASSES, SYRUPS, SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, FLOUR, FORK . FISH
In tact, any-and everything in the Way ()Monocles, CHEArE„H THAN THE CHEAPEST!
Also, CROCKERY, WOOD & WILLOW WARE.
arTarticulor invitation extended to those who purehalb for cash to call and examine our stock and prices
before purchaAng elsewhere. , •
A. KIN OWAJTON,
lIIIEBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.---Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Ladies' Sun Shades and Parasols
in great variety, just received direct iroinskt Manufacturer, for sale at LOW PRICES, at.
A. IiXOWLEON'S, v 1 Cmure.tvect, adjoining Bank of Binghamton.
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TRUNKS, TRAVELING ARS, VALISES, AND LADIES' HAT BOXES,
A large assortment direct from the Manufactory in Jersey City, just receired at
A. KNOWLTON'S, 51 Court-street
BLASTING POWDER, AND FUSE.
A. KNOWLTON,
Sole Agent for the Slam Bang Powder Mills ' will keep on hand at all times a largo stock of the above
celebrated POWDER, which will be sold by the keg only, at Manufacturers' prices. Also.
SPORTING POWDER, SHOT AND CAPS.
All the.C'hoice Brands of Sporting Powder, from the Hazard Powder Company, on hand at all times, for
sale at low prices. N. B.—M' POwtter will speak for itself. .
A. KNOW •
LTON, 51 Court-street, adjoining the Bank of Binghamton.
A
"1"
I = I ; = RATION,
STore than Co.different styles now in store, includinkt-all the newest patterns—received direct from 'tile
manufacturers. No Jobbers , profits paid on " home productions" at this establishment. The assortment will
be kept unbroken during the Summer season. • A. KNOWLTON, 51 Court-street.
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n ivalcuiT
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A large assortmeni of Biscuit and Crackers received this day, from one of 'the most extensive Bakeries
in New York City. fresh supply received every week.
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Soda Biscuit, Wine Biscuit, lfilk Biscuit, Lemon Biscuit,
Extra C7falli Biscuit, Abernethy Biscuit,, Cup BiseuZt, i Egg Biscuit,
Nunfiamit Biscuit, • Boston Crackers,
,flutter Crackers, Sugar Crackers, ....
Gi.aham'araelicts, Fancy dn. , Walnut dn. Dessert do:
Opter do.' Ginger Snaps. c ar The old fashioned hand-made Butler Crackers.
PURE COFFEE.
AT tl COURTSTREET,.
"flow nice it is at breakfast time, t '
Itefore you've been to work sir,
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To Rnow you've dunk your coffee pure,
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And saved your beans for pork sir.' ,
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N. 8.--Pork and Beans for Sale as AbQve.
MR. " REPUBLICAN :"—Please‘dOn't say anything about our Two Shilling Tea, that people
are clubbing and sending 20 miles for, as the country ladies leave that article in charge, 01.(1 arc drawing on
it at a rapid rate.. - . . ..
- A. KNOWLTON9 51 Courtastreet. -
Binghamton, August 25, 1 . 258,—tf
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- N. 8.-=A branch will be czpen for a few days at Montrose, in A. N. BULLARD'S BOOK STORE, Pub
lic Avenue, where samples will be shown , 7 prices given, orders taken, and goods sent every -day free o
charge from Binghamton. ' . .
.. [Aug. 25, 1858.-tf
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TREMENDOUS
CITEME NT
~ AT THE -
71.4zeir Co Diggings
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AND ALSO AT THE
Montrose Boolc_Store
WHERE . the sub:seraor is receiving a large gems ;
thy of
,SCiii3OL BOOKS, •
-such as arc to be used at the Normal School, to emu
' mence the 30th inst. Also
litti'scellaneous Books,
a good asiortment, and
13 T 13. T I 0 all 7'
of the best quality, all of tvhieh will be sold for Cash
at Lire and Lel Live pri4es, by '
A. N. BULLARD.
Montrose, August 18, 1858.
_ Fresh Fluid,
TITST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE BY,
J
Aug. 18. J. LYONSA EON.
To which the attention of THE PEOPLE is invited.
POWDER! POWDER!!
" We've Cages for Canary Mids.,
To all their sizes rated—
Where single life they may enjoy,
Or'bliss of being mated."
(JERSEY. AND CANADA INCLUDED.)
51 COURT-STREET.
.Adjoining the Bank of Binghamton.
Borough Ordinance.
Published by Authority of Tows Council.
BE it ordained by the Burgess and Town Council
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 Tosin Council OS the Borough of Mont
rose, authorizing the making of side-walks In said
Borough, at the total or partial expense of said 'Bor
ough, be and the same arc hereby repealed, and that
hereafter the expense, partial or total, of making
such side-walks shall in no case be paid by said Bor
ough, unless said side-walks shall In each instance
hare been constructed by the special authority of the
Town Council, and under the dirtetion of the Street
Commissioners. . .
Provided, that, this ordinance shalrikit apply to
cases where side-walks are already complete4or-Arc.
nolin_progreas of construction.
C. W. Mon, Clerk. I A. LATEIBOP„Preiick)I.
Montrose, Anust 11 1868.-3 w . • -
AN ACROSTIO. - :;j- •::
0 )1IE see me, MY OFF WE t$ grand end KtriTßlt
HEADSTRONG train, nil, come, and see me, kane*al . #ll .
ALI. Spanish Recztvro,(leas tbe.liscoulltd at l'i!.R ,
REST In. my ' Roam, leiter' pain will not ihevall ,
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LOCATION r AE 4 A.-....rr„ind low ll the ni:3411
- ne......1 .
yoUE, UUhBLE . StlrtrANT. NolVreptiOntAM.
th 9 lin. fi. r4ernent of ,f,earltra BMA ex Tumpile litte.i4.,
IdataleM, tinirat II IaSTAC -, - . •
s6olltiOgiilleto-,iii. igoOlios6,
BUtIO.BO3EMI=a
AND
CAUMI4GE-MAKING
I3Y STEAM!
TjAWLEY & LATHROP , baring re
1f moved into their new building on Turnpike
treet, near k Ktarle'a hotel, ere nand:minting, and,
will keep on hand
CarriagealirragenSl
tors, Sleighs, &c.
They have provided themselves , with a steam
Engine and all the necessary machinery and con
veniences for doing work with dispatch ; and being
both practical mechanics of long experience ant
'Mine but
GOOD. WORKMEN,
hey are p . m - pared to do all kinds'. of work in the
Blacksmithing And Cax
. riage Making Line , '
Mack usual prompt and
WorhffianlikB Manner,
and by beliig at all times on hand ready- and willipg
to answer any order for work, and by using
Good Materials 4
andby: MODERATE CHARG,EB, hope to receive' a
large - share of public patronagb. •
We would tender ogr thanks to our old customers,
and invite all in want of work to give us a gall and
see for themselves.
31onirose, August 11, 1858.—1 y
Bark Door Hangings.
patent oielt-adjuftting Itollers.—The
best-mud most perfect article in use. Every
man should to , them.
[ S. IL SAYRE ti,'BROTHERS
Montrose,:August 18, 1858; '
Binghamton. Water Cure,
BINGHAMTON, BROOME COUNTY, N. Y.
Tills Establishment has been greatly 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
commodious. The rooms large, airy, well furnished,
and every way arranged with a, view to -the health
and comfort of their occupants.
The Physicians, Dr. ,Thayer and Wife, have hid
twelve years experience in treating diseases,. Hydro-
pathically, (the last eight at Binghamton,) `during
which time.they have treated successfully, thousands
of sick persona, mail! , after their diseases had been
pronounced fatal by - eminent physicians. In addition
to.the patients at the "Cure," they have a largeprac
tice in the village and surrounding country, which
makes them familiar with the treatment of diseases
of every grade and character. They planned, built,
and own the "Binghamton Water Care," conse
quently it is under their entire control and manage
ment.
In all those diseases to which the peculiar adapta—
tion of Ilvdropativie treatment has been successfully
demonstrated, they will generally guarantee a speedy
and perfect restoration, such are the following, viz:
Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, •Nervott3B- Diseases,
Dyspepsia, Scrofula and Spinal Complaints, Fevers.,
Liver Complaints, Tumors, Ulcers, Enlargement of
Joints, Diseases of Throat and Lungs, Dropsy, Ague
1 1 and - Fever, Female Complaints of terry 'grade-and
character, Skin diseases, Catarrh, dm., kc.
Persons wholiave been long sick or _bed-riddisi,
and who have not sticeeded heretofore in their efforts
to regain their health are especially invited to give
them a call.
Terms from,6s to.slo per week.
II r. Thayer will be at Montrose, (Searles
Hotel,) on Thursday, September 9.3 d, and al Nichol'a
Hotel in Susquehanna Depot, on Thursday, Septem
ber 16th, 1858, and cordially invites hivalids to give
Mm a call.
For further particulars, ad&ess
0. V. TEIAYER,3I., .
Binghamton, August 11, 18513.—ir
Wool ! Wool!
20.0.00 1 '..°Jill7fLwitetEgvAlin
PRICE. . HAYDEN BROTHERS.
New-Mifford, Junq 23, 1853:-2m • •
NEW GOODS-
JUST ARRIVED AT THE .
HEAD OF NAVIGATION,
for sale cheap. . O. W. MOTT.
S ODA
& BUTTER CRACKERS,
S
just attired at J. LYONS & SON'S.
Montrose, August 11, 185 A.
LOOK. HERE:
7 C.OBB offers to tbe public, at prices tha
4e..4 • cannot fail to suit; a . large and superior assort
ment of
GROCERIES, _
At the old and well-lcnowriestablishment formerly od-,
cupied by 0. M. Crane.
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEE, SPICE, FLOUR
& SALT, (by the sack or barrel,) FISH, and all ar
ticles usually found in first class Groceries. • /
Flour by the wholesale and retail: ,/
As I mean to myrit,,l hope to reteice, a liberal
share of public patronage. Z. COBB.
Montrose, Aug.' 4, 1858Af "
THE / GREATEST
LLS
.4R4 .
a D
L c J a l 6 4 , r . Dis cov Eß yor
co
OF • TICE AGE.
4-7
rx2,tianßsuryi;ll:rsered In one of our y, ze,il:et
EVERY KIND OP HUMOR,
TOW
The worstScrofnla down to a common Pimple
Behan tried it In 'over eleven hundred eases. and never failed ex
cept In two cases, (both thundachumor.). Ile has now In his potscs
stun over one hundred certldcaba of- Its value, all .within twenty
miles of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing sore mouth.
One to three bottles will eurithe worst kind of Pimples on the face:
Two or three bottles will clear the system of biles..
Two bottles are warranted to cure the word canker In the mouth
or stonttch. •
Three to fire bottlesare wananted to, cure the worst kind of Ery
sipelas.
true to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor In the Eves.
Too bottles are warranted to tvre running of the ears and blotch
es among the hair. _ ' -
Fourth stgbottleaare warranted theme corrupt andrutmlngulcers
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin. '
Two or three bottles ire warranted to cure the worst kind of ring
worm.
Two or three bottles arc warranted to cure the mostdesperatecase
oftheumatism.
Three or four bottles arcwarranted to cure saltithennt.'
rive to eight bottles will cure the wor.d,caft of Scrofula.
A benefit to always experienced from the-Aria bottle,and a perfect
cure Is warranted when the shorekluardlty la taken.
• . • ROXBURY, PASS.
Data Manax.—The reputation of the Medical Discovery, in cur.
Iv all kind of humors. Is en well established bythe unanimous woke
of all who have ever toed It, that I need not Jay anything On the
subject, as the moot skilful physiebuo and the most caretul Drug
gists In the muntry are unanimous In its maim.
In presentiag thelledical Discovery to your notice. I do It with a
full knowledge of its curative }ewer, in relieving VI. and-curing
moot of those diamses to which you are unfortunately so liable.--
That most excruciating disease to an afrectlomde mother,
NURSING WORE BIOUTIic • -
Is cured as if by a miracle; your own temper is restored to Its natu
ral sweetneet. and your babe froth short and fretful naps to calm and
sweet slumbers, and the Medical Discovery becomes a fountain of
bleseing to your husband and household. •
In the more advanced stages of
. .
CANILEIL
It extends to the stomach, causing
DYSPEPSIA,
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whickis nothing but canker the stccimob ;thee to the Inkatlnesand
KIDNEYS,
creating a linking. gone feeling: and an Indifference even to the ram
of your family. 'Your stomach '
It - LW-AND 'INFLAMED;,
your fast &Amu:4 yon, and you cad only take certain kind_c • and
eve n of that your system does not get half the nourishment it sour
i n i u s as the acrimonous fluid - of the canker eats It up ,
_• then your
e „ m pleslon loses its bloom and becomes - sallow or greenish. and yotir
bi v t day is gone. "ror want of nourishment your imam becomes
lane and the fibres of your body bee roue reused. ,:Then follow a
tr a,,ofdlseasca which the MedlcarDiscavery is peculiarly adapted to
. , • R ; - • •
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Faivitaticin of the hea pain lit the side. weakness of the spine and
"ma I of the beck. pain o f the hip Joint when you retire. irrehMluity
of the bowels, ands, that moat excruciating of (Mart, the
•r " - PILES. '. • • -. •
•
Haw many thousainbt of poor women are suffering from Usti din
ease and piling away n miserable life. and their next door neighbor
does not know the caw. I wish to impress on your mind lhat good
old proverb," An ounce of preventiru Melt/than spout 4 delve."
In the ' MEDICAL D'ItSCOVERY \
you hare both the preventive and the cure, with this great and
rood quality. unlit wilt netevunder any chrumstanom, de you aui
Wary. No change of diet ever neccisary—tat the best you can gel;
and enwth of it .
DIRECTIONS FOR CSE.—Adult4eneWl;le Weed per day—
Chlidrenoverjen yearn, dwert siloonfub—Children from ilva s to
eight Yenta, ees woman!. - As no directions on be applicable to all
oxaMltutiong takeaugident to opensteon the bowels Midi:ea day;
, 4,. Yours, truly,.. ~ - PONsutt szNatzpy. .
1"1:1;_. per bottle. - ForealeliyAiiELTlTßAllMlSpitrose;
J. T.. k:R !Jet v. & CO.,igrcat Sand. s
aid
.5 . 1!; - ' bulgur,
- b a mat . . . . • Nl:* 31AT • .
r -4 .
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TAKE DUE NQTICE,
Govern Yourselves Aceordingly,
TUN!
at i ffer i beh g ,ito,seqbqqtfiSc to.
• - • Are constantly teething
• • -
IF,@@ • 000/Dag
• ..) 8 0.1., latest style. and of elatfitlit ;
Shawls, .Mantillas, Bonnets,
Arinporior Block of
MILLIIIIIIIT 1100111 i;
o which the - attention of eountry3lllllners are respeetttgly
We Lave a beiutlful lesortuitat of
tinbrolderiefi, Collars, filertes•
ens, Laces, and White Goods,
unexcelled to giallor eagle, and pdoew. -
We dr,,otelt great 461 of attention. to thi
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313.11STIZAIDZ. WM=
bavin4 an extexuanatallottagesta*Lipent oonpectedyith
.THE PAW
TIM SUBSCRIBER BEING .
"DULY AND TRULY PREPARED"
to thrnish the “Good People" of Si4ingrilli; •
with the very best kinds of GROCERDISi such as
SUGARS, COFFEE, SOAPS, i •
- SYRUPS, , CANDLES, .
TEAS, FISH, TOBACCO, ha,
solicits a share of their patronage;
- 20 lbs. Bice for' $l,OO.
10 66 First Rate sow, $l,OO.
16 66 Solaeratas, - $l,OO.
and many other articles at eqnally low figures. The
pest brands of FLOUR always on hand.
Ready-Made or Made to Order, "notat cost,"
but at "fair, profits." Call and get a neat,
Summer-Vest for 75. cents.
Try ,ne! and if I don't ". Shave you as . Cheap . at
Anybody,,—eall me—
Yours, Respectfully '
Springville, July 21, 1858.—tf
W , 4
) ACCO,RDEOI4S",
TIEPAIRTM & W.93ANTED BY
, . EDWARDS,
.;
-FORD,
. - 7111111 - / _
ALgo agent for the sale of/MELODEOIik of
any desired style or quality, frocitlt to 1300. Pus
chasers can not do:better thaw / to
ilarford, Pa., July 21, 1858.-3nt
The atz - Usfs Rhymes
About/Said Times, •
And -Lack of Dimes.
T HE times,are bird, extremely bard,
There's nninistake about it;
Tis hard to get a little cash—
Harder' to do Without it.
Alf flaises feel the want of funds,
T e firmer, lawyer, merchant,
/t who, more than the '"Piettre man"
Can show a case quite 'urgent.
Ie never yet has learned to live
On "false impressions" mereln
And pictures "only hi your eye" •
Fil up the purse — severely.
Please then, remember Phcenix Block,
Two flights of stairs ascend; sirs,
And for a copy of yourselves
A little money spend, sirs:
And if you heron% that to sPare ,
Not even a Spanish quarter— -1
I'll take your grain, your butter, cheese,
And other kinds of-barter.
bon't wait until anotheeday, '
If you do you may regret it;
Somewhere, I've heard somebody risk '
There's danger lurking in delay
This hint you may as well obey— - ,
Perhaps in some unlooked-for way •
A likeness of your face will pay, -
• So haste to Deans end get It.
. ' W. B. ,DEANS.
Over the Store of Bentley, lead; & Co.
Montrose, July 21, 1868.
WHAT IS WEALTH WITHOUT HEALTH.
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TO MBE AFFLICTED.. .
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A BLESBIiI LND' Ito . ..MIST AIC Z, IS ,
Dr. Swayttes • '
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Compound Syrup Of Wilt Cherry. -
It dandsrpu — lied as a remedy for theybrast chestiunt LIAM
It to nu estimably the greatest Cough and Consumptive Reme
dy in the orld . . .
Diseases to which It is adipted, and to wfileh the most maxilla.
Ins results have been obtained from Op ume..vll:—Coushs. Colds.'
Consumption, Bronchitis. Asthma, Wboopirw. Cou4 Moodas
limmenem, Weak Voice, to the Ode or Breast. B
Conaaution.thum Me abuse of Calomel andreher . causes.) FOP
talon or Disease of the Heart. Tickling Inttathm or In eatualon of,
the Throat, Ac. Its nutrition properties will enrich end Puff/ the,
blood, and support the strett when the appetite has .
We only ask ONE TRIA L. Reader r! . -
. It gave healUt and vigor to cfranle, and bkaamto thensMdebeek.
„ .
• Cure of Aitluna, Bioady Expeet:ealicin,.
Amor= Guar Crust!—l. not onlylake pletett biadeimit a
duty I owe to suffering humanity to state wind "Dr. Swarm's Com•
pound army of Wild Marry" bag done for me. twasisken with a
slotent mugs , bloody expectorate; Mat &Molt/ of histsthisi• so
that I bad to get out of my bed and sit lip all Med. '1 proemial tho
above valuable medicine of Ram= Titus, Bensalem who ma ai
testify that it has made a_perfect cure. JOILT m
F. OACE. - ..
Balsam; Bucks Co.. Fs., May fah, IEIST. • , •
Simple" 7firstell'age,. - . •
A isire WORM HlLLER—andexcellerd l tads=dood for denude Of
sickly children,—plesiant to the taste. • • •
Swayme's Sarsapulila aid far
Sugar Coated—warranted to contain do i'alomel..a mlid sad Vital
purgative, unsurpassed by any Medicine for semovins the Bile.
clean/Me the Stones*, and Mactually - purifying the. blood. - Them
neither gripe, or produce nausea.
- I - .BWriliyille l ft Boireel,COrolial; - •
A pleasant and moo remedy for AstWe,Choters, Chokes Maim;
Dlardotem Dysentery. Cholera Infantum,SummerComphadMalns
In the Stomach and Bowels, Vomitln_ Meknes of Mach .
Warranted to cureor no pay—only _ So_oent i t . •
Wavily amity ODOM have a borne the home s , , In we of
whims ate* In the clght D. relieves all pain.
_
Swityne's Bitter Cathoifiron,
- 11"venovalusible utters.. Vey he taken with a degree of certainty.
seemed. experienced by a Medklneof this Character. for Canal
Con, Flatulence, Estmeajlesta Sum. Aeldityhf a Stomach. Cold
feet, Minty mused by thelnfirtnlty of Age Proaralam of dameth
Dom May mum: Depression of Spirit; DMlsrisias or Indigtatlo4 ln
ita form, Dyspeptics! • ~
There hotreatnieni that has ever beentried,that la sifedial Is
amine IndOssakm in all Its &rem. as "DR: MAYNE'S BITTER
CATROLICON." It Imparts new Bre and Invigorator tar system
the polo and delicate will /Sin sirehiltit =A a good affolls!T °kg
these truly valuable Bitters. Prim only PO mats.
• We ,offer se universal marsh t 9 Perform Trodis.of oars: but
each general disease of the human system we present 1111 IPPftabste,
and. If seasonably used: we believe au unfailing remedy fordis
order to which It is rpecide. Sold by • • •
ABEL TURRELL, i:EIVERIDOE.Ifoidnes, and byDesitns
everywhere throughout the County sad Mate. •
Fmnsmst ohly by Dr. 11. SWAM'S - a SON. Si Nortailh
Street : Paladeltdds. . mg.4,1801.4y
NOTICE.
THE` coparteefship heretofore eeletleit under
Abe name of Lambert & freely, lit tide der :die-
edged bj mutual consent. - - -
-Trade will be coptinued et the oldsta;id by IL W:
Healy—. J.. P. LAMBERT, ,
B. W. 11141+17....:./-aAubarn 4 Cotniro k Jay 240 .11114. 5
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A. H. SMITH:
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