II
From CharnLers Journal:
THE PATHTHROUGH' CORN.
WATT and bright in the surnmej air— • . -
Like a o quiet sea when_the wind blows fair, -
And its roughest breath has scarcely - curled
The green highway testi tint:moven world—
• Soft whispers passing from shore to shore,
Like a heart content—yet deldring more;
Who feels forlorn, --
Wandering thus on the path throughthe corn?
•
A short space since; and the dead leaves lay
'Corrupting under the hedgerow gray ;
Nor hum of insect, nor voice of bird,
O'er,the desolate field was ever heard ; •
Only at eve the pallid snow •
Illushed rose-red in the re sun-glow ;r_
Till, one blest morn, - _
shot up into life the young gree%corn.-
Small and feeble, slender and info, ;,•
It bent its bead to the winter gale, ~ •
Hearkened the wren's soft note of cheer,.
Scarcely believing spring was near;
..S.arr chestnuts bud-out, and champions blow, , •
And daWes mimic the vanished sae s,
Where it was 'born, - -
On either side of the
_pith through the corn.. ,
The-corn—the corn-:--the beautiftil corn, :
Rising
wonderful, morn by morn, -
kirst,scarce as high as a - fairv's wand,
'AA, just in reach of a child's wee hand,
Then growing; growing—tall, green, Ind Strong,
With the voice of the harvest in its song, -
While in, fond worn .
' The lark Oubcarols the murmuring corn. •
0 strange, sweet path; formed day by day,
How,,when,-and'wherefore—tongue cannot s 4,
• 'No more than of lifa's strange paths we know :
Whither -they lead us, or whk we go,.
- Or whether our eyes shall ever see -
The wheat in the ear, or the fruit on_the tree,
Yet—who is forlorn? - [corn.
Heaven,: that;watered the furrows; wilt ripen thd
- The Ocean and the Mountains..
Ufne thii prettiest conceits and most
truthful comparisons of the ocean and moun
tain's*, sayi the New Yolk Sunday Times, we .
find -Mr- Holmes's paragraphs in his
initnitable" Autocrat of- the Breakfast Table,"
in the Atlantic Am'
. September: 'Nothinr.
could by more plefurespie and poetic,. noth
ing more like the reality in an imaginative
sense :
•
I have lived bv,the seashore, - and .by'
the
• mountains.—No, I am not going to say which
is best. The one where your place is is the
best for pu-. But this -- difference there
_is :
you can, domesticate mountains, but. - the sea
isierce naturT. You. May' have A hut, or
know the owner 'ot one,' on the, mountain
side ; you see a-light half-way up its ascent
itr the evening, and 'you - know there is a
home, -and you might i..hare it. You have
noted.certain trees, perhaps ; you knoW. the
particular zone where the hemlocks hiok, so
black .in• Getober, when the maples and
beeches heye.:faded. 'All its reliefs and 'lin-.
tsglios have electrotyped themselVes in the
medallions that hang round: the walls of your
memory's -chamber.- The sea . , remembers
nothing; it, is feline. It licks, your feet—its
huge flanks' purr very pleasantly for you;
but it will-crack your bodes and eat you,for
all that; and wipe the crimeori foam . from its
jaws as if nothing haifbappened. The moun
tains give their lost children berries and wa.
ter; the sea, mocks theii-thirst and lets them
die.. The - mountains have a grand,stupid t love.
able • tranquillity ;, the sea has a fislinating
-treacherous intelligence. The mountains lie
about like huge ruminants, their broad backs
awful to loOlcupsin, but safe to handle ; ..the
sea smooths its*.gilver scales Until yon cannot"see their joints=but their shining is. that . of,
a snake's helly,•after all. In deeper suggest
iveness I find as great a 'difference. The
mountains ,dwarf mankind and fore-shorten.
'the - .procession of itsiong generatitns. The
sea drownsrout humanity and time; it has
no sympathy with either, for
_it belongs to
eternity,. and ofthat it sings its monotonous
song forever and ever.
et . i - amnia to.ve have a little. box*. by
the Sea-shore. I should love to-gaze out:. on
the wild feline elements from a front window
- of my Own, just as .1 should love to look on
a caged panther,*and see it stretch its shining
length, and then curl over aLd !snits smooth
.. sides, and by*and by to begin tolash itself
into a rage, and show its • white teeth, and
spring at its bars, and 'howl the cry` of its
mad but to me harmles fury.. -And
.who look at it with-the inward eYewho does
not love to - shuffle off
. time and Its concerns
at intervals,--to forget who is President and
Who is Governcir, what nice. he, belongs , to;
what language he Speaks. which golden head
ed* nail of the firinarnent his particular plan
, etary system is hung upon, and listen.to the
great liquid metronome as it bean its sol
eine measure, steadily singing:when the solo
or duet - of human life, began, And tci swing
just as steadily after the human chorus .bite.
-died on; and man isA fcissil on its shores V
WATfili is FOOD.—Tell the first man von
roe'et that water is, on the whole, more no--
t ritious than roast beef, and that common salt,
pr bone ash, as much an edible as - the white
(of atregg, and it is probable that he Will
throw anxious glances across the street to as
- stirehimself your keeper is at hand. Make
the same statements to:the first man pf:
ence you meet, and the chances are that
will think you very igpotarit.of organic chem.
i:stry or that you are playing with's paradox.
Nevertheless; it is demonstrably' true, and
never would have worn the air of a paradox.
if m6n had steadily' conceived the nature of
an elementary - substance. ; That is an ali
menewhich nourishes; Whatever . we find in
the organism, as a constant' and integral ele
ment, either forming a part of its structure,
or one of the conditions orvital processes
that, and that only, deserves the name of ali.
meat. If "to nourish the body" mean to sus
tain its force and repair its waste—if food
enters into the living structure—and if an
• the integraltw*jtuents of 'that structure are
derived from ,fool,—there
s can be nothing
im
proper in ; designating as nutritious substances
those whiehltave an_ enormous preponder
ance among the integral constituents.. Peo
ple who thinkit paradoxical to call.water food,
will cease their surprise on learning that.
, water forms twoethirds of the living body.
INFALLIBI:E PRVirENTIVE AMY CIIIIATItii
• FOR - Draenrsts.--Talte ° any quantity of
`whiatea meat (the meal of any other, grain
, will answer,) mix it with pure water into. a.
.dough ; roll it out into very thin cakes or
crackers•--the thinner the better—bake kin
a quiek oven or stove.' The dish on - whihh
it is baked should be dusted over with the
, meal to prevent it-from stieking.
This great remedy has : also been tried in
various other Ciimplaints. It is a sovereign
cure for jaundice and the torpid liver—even
superior to blue pill mass. Jt promotes
healthy action Of the bowels more eifectially
than seidlitz powders. Fora "geneless7 in
- the stomach thereis nothing equal td it. It
beautifies the completion better than. the
balm of floWers.; - and as a sweetener- of the
breath, all the aromatics. of Araby are not
- to be compared with it. It cleans the .teeth
better than a dentfst, and is a never failing
protectiol against the spasmodic cholera - and,
yellow fever. - Children who use it freely
never die .of eenvt4ionS.' • I
It is to be taken two or three times a day,
.•es a principal fart of the meal. 1f itj does
not agree w•ith the taste at first, it may be
seasoned with any / pleasant fruit, or a mealy
potato. -
The present Constittiion of Penneyl
yawn was .adopted by the people in October . ,
1838, by: - .41,0te 01 . 14;0'71 so ,112,759. The
Constitution was amended in 1850; and again
in 1857. , -
THE MoNTROS E
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end }gilding Store
Is SOW FURNISIIED WITH
. NEW GOODS
DIRECT from NEW YORK CITY foe Spring trade.
OBESS GIOBS
of many kind?, Prints, Ginghitn,lluslinitelitine,Chall
li, Moire Antique, and different grades of Black Silk.
w-11.08tirl.g.
by the yard or piece. A good assortment orcarpets,
Oil Cloth, apd Matting, Looking Glasses,:tVall Paper,
CARPENTERS TOOLS,
Planck*, Saws, Mill Saws, Cross Cat apd Drag SAW.
Our stock of
'HARDWARE
consist& of ercrything in the line of Cutlery, House
keeping articles, Builders and M ech nukes. - Hardware,
• Farming Articles, Scales and Balances, &c., &c.,
Boots and Shoes, lists and Caps, Ropes and Cordage,
Crockery & Groceries.
In fact every thing , a reasonable person can want.
We thank the Public for past favors and solicit a
further patronage. M. S. Wi1.3011 &SOLI.
Montrose, May 19, 15.53,
NEW GOODS.
r(' HE subscribers are now receiving a. large and
1 well selected stock of
ZPRI'NG & SMER GOODS.
consistinz in part tif .
DRY .GOODS, STRAW GOODS, -
. ILJRD W A RE S . a GROCER] A'S,
CROCIL — F;RY, - _IRON; FAILS, •
HATS CAPS; 800 r,s &S H 0
,E S ,
UGS,:iiIF,DIe.'INES, DYE I STUFFS,
PAIN'S, 014 S- GL ASS, SASH,
PUTTI',Ze:, fkc., cfc. ; (CT:
We invite the attention of our led patrons to our
tAMEI tIOODS,
among which will be found, Dcla;nes, Lawns, Challis
Roles and brilliants &c., all New sreiss.
Also a fine assortment of Donnas, Eit;bons,-Flor•
ers, Ruches, besides otherf.ritix
. Also a choice lot of fresh TEAS, SEGAREc and
other graceries as cheap as tge dicarc.t_
We feel confident that in the pi-ice and quality of
goods we cannot fail to sidt ALL. We intend to sell
at prices that defy Compet i llion.
Our motto Is small profits and quid returns.
COMC, , a . long with your RR .4 PTAD Y and welt%
do you good. McKENZIE & ELDRIDGE.
Brooklyn, May 6,-185.9,
I - Light!
TT NOW ALL HE* BY THESE PRESRM,"
That. L the undersigned,have on hand for sale
_Peters' ISTon-Eqloseir, SFIf-Gqierating tae Lai*
theHRST, safest, and mostoonomicallight ever ro
duceo, equal it no, r.
is' perfectly adapted. t Chinches, Hotels, Stoma,
Reading Rams, Private Dwellings, &c., Ac. It only
require., 3: trial to prove it superioc t' 'every other
portable ;light now hi- use. The material used for
getierating Gas is litirtilng fluid or .Aethereal Oil.—
The Gas is generated in, the Burner by' °vaporizing
and deCompoqing the Fluid by its own heat forming
pure Hydro-Carbonic Gas which is conveyed to
.the Burner, leaving no substnnee unconsurned. The
Burner can be fitted to any ordinary 'Lamp, inertia
_teeing it to be perfectly sa . f4_and free from any
,:dan
ger explosion and is entirely free from smoke and
unpleasar.t smell.
The fnllowing' calculation well slow its economy
over other substances used foAight :
l'eterFo§elf-Generating,aas Limp with
Fluid or`i Aethereal oil at su eta; per
six jet Burner,
Camphene at 55 eta. per galL,
Lard Oil, at t 1,25 "
Sperm Oil, 2.50 - " 4 4• AI -
Fluid with corn: buronr,GO cp.,:per gall. I+ " "
Gas at E42-,2.; per Ion? . feet, "
at 4 , 04 `. • 2 . 1
- 21 . 1: may be . distinctly understood that this Burner
will produce more light than any other Portable Light
now in-use. •
.
The public are ipMed to call and lexamine •thig
premium' Lamp thensk+re=l, before purchasing
elsewhere, this beiu ,, : : the onh Burner having a non
conductor. ' A. N. BULLARD.
Montrise, June.lo, 1,558
. _
• TAKE„NOTIOE ALSO;
THAT I hare on.hand a good al , sertment of Books
and Stationery which I will sell as low as the
same article can be bought this sae or the OTher aide
of .New York City. Call and gee at the Montrose
Book Storo. • A. N. BULLARD.
„Montrose, June
SADDLE,_ HARNESS, & TRUNK
I am now receiving a large assortment or
Saddle; Carriage,k , and Harness Trimmings.
I hare on hand a gti'Nd assortment of Harness, Sad
dles, both Ladies and Gents, and Bridles to .match,
and very cheap.
Leather being oh the rise, now is the time to buy.
• . Carriage. Trimming
Executed with neatntss and dispatiii. AU .kinds 0
Trimminn on hand and for sale as cheap as can, be
procured at any place in town:
ONE WORD.
AIl notes and aecOmlts due must be settled to save
Cost. Short credit is our motto hereafter.
G. F. FORDHAN,
- -. One door above S. S. litotes Grocery.
Montrose, AprillB,:lBsB.—tf
011-YES! 011,YES!
HERE WE COME.
Novo & WEBSTER /
IErAVECG purchased of E. A. Woodruff his Steck
LI in Trade, are preptired to accommodate all
who wUI favor us with their custom, at "live and let
Eve" prices.
STOVE AND PIPE,
TIN COPPER,
AND SHEET IRON WARE
of every descriptionmmally found in the country.
Also, WINDOW SASH, s s
PANEL DOORS,
WINDOW BLINDS,
LATH,
PINE Z UMBER,
and:BUILDING MATE.RLlLSgenerally.
Designs for Country lillildfilgS, with specifications
and estimates of cast, &c., furnished to such as may
desire them, at moderate prices.
Persons about building In the Comity will find it to
their interest tb' call on us. Come and ace us, we
intend avant° keep the latch-string out.
Tio shop on Main street,afew rods south of t3earle's
hotel
Csrpenter,sitop near** Methodist Chun&
N-11. All of produce taken in exchange for
"gm ' BOYD & WEBSTER.
A. L. Warman.
Montrose, March 8, 1868.—)y
• • GROCEILIEESt
A tomplete asascutment at
C. P. & 0, M, HAWLEraI
.
Dt* o 4ilog I f4e - Pla fogito.
Every - Tab Stands omits Oirn-Bottom.
THE ORIGINAL Of - PRICE dc READY
• . PAY STORE 0
,NEW
HAYDEN BOTHERS.
T" peoples' agents re on band with the largest
STOCK F GOODS -
EVER brought Into Ts section, consisting of
Dry Goods, G "es, Boots, Shoes;
Eats, Cate, ankee Notions,
Jewelry, Watch , Flour and Salt,
. Fish, Wooden are, Wall Paper,,
Garden & Field_ 4, Hay & Straw
• Forks Brooms, -
and other articles numerous to mention.
The day has dawned. Old Fogyism has bad its day.
It is now in the " Winter of its discontent," going
down, derry down.. The day is not far diStant when
old Fogyism will become so dead that it can't ( - yen
kick. The Farmer and Mechapie will then have no
fear of Day-boOk and Le dgers, and his quiet slumbers
will not be disturbed by horrid dreams of "Sheriff
Sales." So mought It1?e I -
We would here state for the benefit of the unitia
ted,) that we have ON PRICE for our Goods and
NO DE lATION.
Our goods are all w rranted as represente 1, and
no charge for rights. •
Thankful for past liberal patronage, we hope .liy
close application to bu nets, and an eyeto the wants
of the people, toinerit continuance of tim same.
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
New Milford, May 6,1858.—1 y
wit arrived, and for sa a cheap
i ! Hollj
AGAIN,"
CRa On . D9F/MCC3E.-
OFFICE, Over Wilsan's Store.
LODGINOS, at Searle's Hole
Noniron\ ?larch 10 1858.
18 New
GENTLE
A
lii' now reccirin.
PI of
SPRING &
which they offer to tho
generally, on their ua
or apprtved credit., s
ducements to purchase
in the country.
A Light! !
"et. per hour
1+ 4 4 .‘
64 it
HEW GOOD',
NEW GUM
ME
C. W. MO'TT'S,
Goods,- 68
,READ, & CO.,
a lar&eand well seleeted.skeek
lITLMER GOODS;
it rAlsttimers, and the public
al terms, viz. Cash, Produce,
tisfieirthat they can offer la
rs equal to any establishment
, Kerseymeres, Vest
and a greet rarkik of mater
virart
Hroadclothe
inv, Kentucky :jeans
jai fur Men'a and
Chatlis t De 1
Nbages, Ginl
La' ns,
l ams, Shawls, cheap.
bolts, and Flowers,
just received.
s.—A very large'stock of flats
pe and material, just in.
erel, in 3, end barrel:4,
Ashton Bah, by the large or
Att.704;i1.7.;
Bonnet', Rh
for Ladies: and Misses
flats and Ca
and Caps. of every
Codfish, Mac
'or by the pound, and
small sacks.
Gt °eerie*, C
Stonzt,stoi Tin-ware,
for sale right.
Return Pall
Batter Tubs. '
cickery, - Hardware,
large supply just receivad and
Churns, Firki s. an
and Leather always on
Boots, Shoes
hand.
CineitA, Leo
Wall Paper, Tru
Paints, Oils,
ent Medicines, Sze.,
ng..glasses, Window
klEs, Brooms, Wash Tubs, /c.
nd Dye Staffs, Pat.
c., for sale by
BENTLEY, READ 4t: CO,
Montrose, May, 168. •
Navticle.
THE entextnerahl heretofore existing under the
Mille of DICK RMAN k GARRATT, this
daydissoired by mit al consent. The Now-F. en'i n e.
counts of the late fi are in the hands of 110 RATIO
GARRATT for cambia.
Mane 10, 1855. f
The business will I
the ,sub.scriber, who
Friends, and as men;
to fever Mm with a
T itTerIVOInt.LI7,
HORATIO GARRATT.
e continued at the rtttatnd by
'll be t‘arti'Y. to see his old
'nOk fines,as may he di-posed
•1. More hereafter:
J. - DICKERMAN; Jr.
t 6, 1968.—tf
New-Milford, Jun
GHLY
Import. It Infonnation
i
TO ALL GENTLE EN WHO WEAR CLOTHES.
T HAVE recently ade arrangements at considera
l_lile expense for oing work in the
TAILO G BUSINESS,
on very short notice t i in a neat, dui's ble, and fashion
able manner, aid a .
~
REDU ED PRIGS. I will f'urnisli tints 13 order , iT desired, or ren
der the rustrlnet is aterer assistance he may need
in ....wiertlrig materia 'of the best quality and at the
Lowesii i
Maiket,Price.
All my work will lewarratited as to fit, finish, and
dnrabititY. Vo customer need take his work from
the s'bop unless it s
IMIEI
and exclu.hrely engiged 5n this
rev great to Ovum the pith
iirpativnag,e, . I'. LINTS:
I , 1568.—tf
Being penruinen
business; it shall be
lic and thus secure
Idontrose, June 1
Ready
ade.Clothing, -
CAPS, 14-r,C.',
HAT'
A LARGE and ~
CLOTIMG,
of every variety andl
in every particular
priee that =moot
found at thelctore
Montrose, May 6
cable stock ot READVSfAbE
nd RATS, CAPISotc., consisting
sttad , tr.d warranted to be made
•
, good as custom work, and a
,ail to suit for ready Ray, may be
!I• F. B. Chandler, for sale by
EMI
Sneezing Public
To the
TAURNO'S CEL
_LI Aar I:S:PALLID
Montrone ; S,, D. T
Thayer, Dimwit.
Montroae, May-2
GRATED CATARRH SNUFF,
Rsamor, for sale by. R. Thayer,
I .mpkirra, Brooklyn; William 11.
3EI
' ES, STOVES,
been so thoroughly tried, to the
' • n of all, that they need no rec.
S. IL SAYRE do BROTHERS.
, 1857. • - .
STO '
On stores bar
entire soden;
ommend from na.
Montrose, May 21
IN TOWN:
RICH
EXTEN
lON. TABLES
NITACTVItZD BY
SMUTS .1110THERS 3
of all Masud PRICES to suit the TIMES, of
Walnut, Cherry, and Ittaliogany,
and warranted to work right up to thelrle.
Montrose, June D, 1858;
. .
li HERE: , •
ers to the public, at prices tba
!suit, a large and superior asso
LO
Z• COBB o f
. -cannot fla
went of
I CEI C IES,
knoArnestablistunent formerly oc
R
At the old and n .
copied by 0. IL C
SUGARS, TB
cE 841L . T, (by the
tides usually foun.
• S, COFFEE, SPICE, FLOW
• or bitard,) FISH; and all ar
g in first class Groceries.
wholesale and retaiL
;• I hope to receive, a - liberal
ronake. • . Z. COBB.
I , 1858:—if
inour ‘ by th
As I mean to in
share of public pa
, •Montrose, 'Aug.
NOTICE.
'us dtpaying,me tadney ,on.debt. ,
, ption, out do'so by leering their
'st 'Cooper & Co. - Bankers, Mont
,
whose receipts will be allowed
C. - L. WARD.
PERSONB4e ,
of any doe
payments with P ,
roee,lo my eredi
from their date.
April 8, 1858.
ITHSTANDING
IDES,•' ABEL TURRELL'S
t of SELECT GOODS, keeps up,
kr) .
y.recei accessiOM l every fe7
w as the lowest
re - NOT'
- 66 tjARD
11. assorts
and Itla condor'
days. Prices as 1
10,114.Wr dp
NEW ARRIVAL 18'58
868.
SITAINIEW GOODS..
N ow
roads faiinspoction, a full and complete as
:•Fort 'theta of •
wry Girc*c•clis,
onlialdt; fortlinamann, In all Money. designi, and Wilda, to tact ev
erything :kppettahfing to the Trade, at low,pricia. Our clock of
• C) . 32riEeg3 - C?MODc?
9 .
ennN6ts of rents, Lan-na, ebhitz and Cilngliamly Brilliants, Plain
plain and liistreit lid: Ines. Fiala all Mon) Inikiltica. flue
Black .klinin,a.clialllminrn - snille and Lawn Tintisic
and 111 ek and Panes Silks at all rer. - A, Shawls. Parawils. Phin and
Fanin rails, 'Feasters. Iliintints, RncheL Flawsali a,nci AVssill/lY; Bale
Rails, ll•inniit and Talikirt‘ 8r3.10. and Red
Thread, and. Silk Gloves. flanntletts.
Linen nail WHITE GOODS. Bard. unit Jac. Muslims.
Lnes Iniscrtl, na. E...i.selds,ra, Col Lars and Dimity and
• YANKEE NOTIONS, ; •
Neetifes. Ponca :ilxvog, t lTAlr 011% rerrutnrry. Port 3:6t31.11 , 46
II r I;rn-hes. Blibber Dressing Cninhs, Dory C0m1.., Bonnet
Combs, Rubber Hair Slivir and Flee"' Tl.linbles.
111 "ci3i.obq
)31acli, Brown and Nthrd Cd•k:ORIOreA. •
Twevds, Kelduelq deanh Colt chadoie,
Dvalms and Satlactif
FAR 101140.1.0011.8.
Grn!n rnolo, thr licit nmt ellinpoiit in Town. Witotod
and tiripo Snarl*, P.nin. and Fitch Fork*. .N9t/ir.ll . ora3.
Barn Shovelo, Hots, liritgd Sionini,*e. A gencrl! Wsottincut of
HAADWARE:
Ca- - t Ir.m to - rnt Rom 11. r 'Baer& and IIin:, 4.Phov.
4 1., 'tat' Pn , r Loni , and Wann".. Pad•
Tn.!, .0.4 V.NtentneN. Curlnln 113,4*.
L ~‘"
c,or Rata tillnlll.ll+. Cuti!orr. rocket Kolv,a Co,t Steel
Sh,orz l / 4 , Scts.o.rs, fl1:11 Prick Trowrk Wo.-.Orfo , c
Mbat..a Spooc"."Ploncr Thom , Tirii4 :Lod 11.:.ture,
DOOTt SHDES
r..tors, (11fortl Tl^= ar env skin 1164 ,1 4. Ladleg
C0n..11, Gain n, 13‘uters, and KM :• , 111,pers. AiAn.
'Groceries, Crockery, any} glassware,
HATS, CAPS, &c., &c.,
onr nr e,A —.Ol of wWII 4MI oar
v 17.: ( \SR. PEODEr E, °LA rrnovEn rEEI)Er.
al:o h v., on Lind mtpilior .inal‘ty
May, 19; 1858.
BROOMS-OF HOME MA.NUFACTURE,
111 di lT o or at Whole:clip ur Rrtnil. at fair litircia,
th err 1,1,11 wril ,elert,4 as to quality and
e have tin hvfnatli II in lociting our fOrnitit In ranmill fix-
POST Itlti MIMS.
au.i IL
• •
Grain and Butter Waite:
hemlock Plitt! lumber, Flour,
Bros+ liiol2•, at reasonable prices may be(
found at our Al -;7'.E..4 -11 . MIL
POST BROTHERS.
Montrose, July 14, 1858.
New Spring Goods:
FOR CASH & PROMPT 6 MONTHS' BUYERS.
- , IY-J6 ERIDEPATT : .
vouhl invit4l,attention li.ew...tott
SP MG BD SUMMER GOODS'
iTust received, including; as usual, a great variety df
hr,sx ano,b, In ,Print a, Givahurnx Larast,
Bureg , a, Poplins atld
Si '.{7,4, Proc "Stt-,lla, &CaAmen' Mare's;
I'ara:!ol3, .Mch litt R ite, nonhois
r,t-orrl,l;)tOts, rdxsirnrres and
Se7oNlcr 8b..1;'.1, wit.: a full variety of
3-ilipie; filic) - Fne9l,l eloo3',
Groceries, Crockery, Hard
ware, Sltwes, Iran, Steel, 4.Val'*, Hes and
C'aps, Boats and' St4.les, Carpeting, Float• Oil
Pt7int , rl Irindate Shadcit, 'lran Paper,
ClDel..e, Drays; Oils, l'ainte, Bi.oomk, Fish, &e.offe.
The entire Stoi•k, having , been bOvght for CASH,
awl at Panic sold at the lowest figures,
to CAP 4 H hnci PROMPT SIX MONTHS' Buyers.
N. B.—Flour and Salt constantly on bands
..Nvw May 12,11365.
New (406 t New Goods!!
YOUNG & SMITH'S
IttlAilY PAY STORE.
TIIE undersigned would announce to their custotn
er and the puMle iyuarnny
have just returned firm and are receiving
aun offelltir , Ile w and
Complete Assortment of Goods
of Marion= which will he sold at prices to suit
the timcg, for CASH' or PRODUCE. We hare
sought the medium of the press to mumuu , to
urea what priutiple we shall bminew It
is termed the
READI PAT' SVSTEN.
or CASH and PROM:Ct. One Price to all persons
for the same article, anif ft`shall he but 'endeaVor to
make tilos, prirvs such as will induce persons who
wilt to pay to , OWN' floods and not others, to
call at least and examine our stock, and if the prices
don't come down to the system, we cannot expect to
sell them. Some kiial friefuts may say that it will
" no po" but we think from the experience `dr the
last few inoilths, of every perstin who happened to
owe the criitititry'stliiiAnnts, especially if it had been
stantlin74 six months or more,, with- what coaxing,
dunning. threats . , &c.„ther hare been beset, we think
they will all rri,ipond to the above system, and re
solve to buy no more go ds than they caw pay for,
and that they are iNotermined to support those wtio
will establish that princiind and carry it out. WI.
sift let the system adopted stand upon its own„mer
its, believing that it is the most prudent and wise
course, to be pursued in every branch ofbeiness,and
that the day is not far. distant when. It will be gener
:dlv adopted,
'Call and ace us and we will shim you Goods at as -
tonishing low figures.
All-kinds of merchantable produce taken in' ex
change for goods at the highest market price.
ROCERIES: GROCERIESI! A
Cr splendid assortment at very tow figurtn:
BODTS Ar. SHOED % • -
ittist received a large lot, for'sale cheap.
CROCKERY.
A new lot just received and for Fale.
CEDAR A; STONE WARE
• . in all its varieties.
READY MADE CLOTIIING
of every description.
TO D.111111:11E111, •
We hare a large lot of A O. 1
Firkins and Tubs for sale.
S. LANGDON
Summers, April, 2S, 1858.—tf
NEW ST . OVES•
HBURRITT is just receiving a large
.- 'stock or•-
NEW STOVES,
including a full ussoctment of ELEVATED OVEN
L.AIIGE OVEN,
AND- FLAT-TOP PREMIUM COOK STOVES, FOE
wool) or COAL,
WITH A SUPERIORTARIETLbE- - •
Parlor, Office, and Shop Stoves,'
.• for WOOD or COAL Also
Stove Pipe, Zinc, Sheet Iron' Stove
' Tubes, dce.,,ike. ' •
lIIS'ASSOHTMENT will INCLUDE the MOST
SOTMOT and DEUR ARTY. STOVES
in market, anJ will be sold on the most favorable
terms, &c., to which he would invite the-itr..
tieular attentioo of ,
CASH. B-U VEILS.
NF.W MILFOTI), October, 1 857.
LOOK HERE.:
PHE subscriber has been receiring during the pas
three weeks a flue lot of • .
SPitING Ea SUMMER GOODS;
making, with former stock, an assortment with-which
there i 4 no com s parison in this vicinity ; .and that "
they ttre being sold in a manner satisfactory
. to customers is manifest from the fact,
that notwithstanding all efforts at.
competition, 'the rush • and - •
saki thus far have been • •
unprecedented. - -
We mean with frequent additions, to keep the as
sortment good ; and ready or prompt pay-.
ing customers can rest assured that
- the old store is nottobe outdone.
In'additkut to. the large Tit
riety kept for years, we
now hale a good
assortment of . .
READY-MADE CLOTHING, • •
- - BOOTS (6 SHOEp ,
, .
in-all varieties. Please give us a call. '
Gibson,May 17, 1857. 8.8. MULLS,
NCYTMOM
IS hEREBY GIVEN,
. AkEll..T111111114::. -
tratitzetuvrfltyfroorGLleGlraturth,
antl.selected with much care, from over thirty tithe
best Houses in New-York,'which he offers to Micas.
tourers and the public, at low prices. fbr Cash. .111"
stock comprises ;
DRUGS,
•
MEDICINES,
PAIN TS, OLS, • -
WINDOW GLASS,
DYE STUFFS,
GROCERIES,
GLASS WARE,
YOUNG k'SMITI!
.ALf3O,
THAT--•
CROCKERY,
MIRRORS,
CLOCKS,
WALL PAPER, .
WINDOW PAPER,
WINDOW-OIL
SHADES,
FANCY GOODS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
JEWELRY, r
PERFUMERY,
DRY GOODS,
BARD WARE,
STONE WARE,
WOODEN' WARE.,
BROOMS,
BRIISIDIS,
61.XPAYSELY WARE,
BIRD CAGES,
CANARY SEED,
POCKET urvms,
W 111 PS,
UMBRELLAS,
GUNS,
PISTOLS,
AMMUNITION,
TURPENTINE,
CAMPRENE,
BURNING
FLUID.
ALCOHOL,
• LIQUOII4,
(Poi ll'edleinal Purposes, only.)
TRUSSES,
SUPPORTERS.
• , SHOULDER BRACES,
ronT MONIAES, -
SPECTACLES,,
SILVER * PLATED SPOONk Pons, ath, ,
GOLD PEN;
STAIni
TOet,
'VIOLIN STRINGS, BOWS, Re,
And ull of the most popular
PATENT MEDICINES.
Thankful for the liberal.patronage hithetp rev
ed, •he hopes to merit a contlntlittil Ira 149111)
crease of the potet ABEL 'LL
hinntrtfte; DeZ.
A FORTY HOEKROWER
STEID Fei n II II II SAM
Hood RA
Ff Eh eittitt Melt tittle, 14 inch Cylittdei,.
lance wlieel, three tons. Is a strong well built
machine. Suitable for aCoal Shaft or Tatmee7, - and
will be sold very low. - Address;
POST BROTHERS. .
Jan. 14, 1657. • Men, Pt.
Side:
rot SALE-TN omt iioDt; Ab6ilt sett iteiti a
Lund on the Waters of Spring Brook, a branch
of the Lackawanna river in LuzerneCoimty,Pennit.
about midway between the thriving towns of BOSS
toll and Pittston. These lands are covered with vid
uable timber, and being situate in the mostexteandve
mineral ,region in Pennsylvania—known to Outdo
it - on ore—and , belictikd to abound-in Coal, and being
3160 in tile immediate vicinity of fseVtral-rslirtaob,
made, anti nottlin progres:S--oftet' to the eicitilist an
opitoriunitv inr the investment of money the. seldom
occurs.. For further information apply to N. P. Rio--
sack, Esq., No. 11, Wall street New York, or to the
subscriber, at liontrose,Susquehanna county,Pa., she
attorney id fact of the owners.
April 6, 1654.
SOAP MANUCit s TORT.
rrlln subscriber keeps iiinstantly dn hind fdr sate
at his 6tahlistartent In gontitii i tlin nisi till&
ty . ..01%.7' SOAP; tiiantifaethred from the lye it
wood - sehes,,ond grease, in the old fashioned way„arid
not liv any patent process.
For those that furnish the grease,he mann(actdres
the soap for $1,50 a•barrel. Wartici:ed In att finites
to be a goo d articlel •or the ; datt r i hfireturnedand
,
the tnOtek - renihoeu.
PRICES.
Per barrel
Half Barrel
Ga110n....
Wliclesale'dealera will be fornlehedf
at tl. titaltery inSlontt•ase..-At the rate of ten bore].
for i. , 15,0r at Scranton at ten bitrels for VO:
' 401 IN HENItY AR Es.
Meritron, March i, 113565.—tr
STEA:TIGItIgT AID SAW MILL*
pOST Bnottikits luttitig purchiseii the atibie
1 emaLlishment,will keep constantly on hand 8w
rr . fine aid nite hour, Corn Afealof **prior gust.
ity, alkv,Cisop and Bran at the leoweat ash priam'
Custom work will be &SIM Withleitinitar,iiiii.iikalt
eas warn, 7114
SuPr-.1853.-tf
:WALL PAPER.
T HAVE just received another suppirof Wall I*
J. per, and expect more to arrive soon. I think cast
tomers will find my assortment the largest and be*.
in Susquehanna county, and prices as Towns the low
est. Also, Window Paper, Oil Shades arid llzurrea,
Bordering, &c. ABEL TURRELL
Mon rose, April 15, 1858.
Domsstio !wartMitt or Self flythwk
A 1:1.0"Ttto to the different V uietiea or this kind
ri of inAtrumont. It is admitted to be the beet In
market.. Also a great 'variety of other instruments,
for various purposes, usually kept by DV not
uecessarrto enumerate. For sale at the Starr
of --- ABBE, SUR tits
or FARMERS ATTEND 1
TDE undersigned would respectfully announce tsi
the FARMERS and all others interested, tfist. tre
hate associated ourselves together under the Ira of
MOTT dlr. TILDEN,
at the old stand of H. k E. Mott, where we are pre 7
parril to furnish PLOWS of the most approved pat
terns now in use, such as Blatehley's, Mitts hen
Benin, the. Also Points bf all kinds, Latisisidse,
Cu'ticator teeth, and all kinds of castings for Earn
ers and others, all of which we propose to sell ask*
is can be afforded by any. establishment in this amen;
try. ELL/AII Hort °
G. A. TILDEN.
WC are also agents for Emery's Morse PRIMO*
Drag and Circular Saws for wood, alio Dog Chars
Powers,*hich we can furnish on short notice:
Montrose, Jan. 7, 1857.—if
CIBIRET Nuorioviimr -
A, NALL
IttA NUF AC Tl 3 RER anddeeleriii
itl Furniture, is now prepared to fill all
orders or Bedsteads of all kinds at wholesale Or
retail on short notice. Retail prices range twin it
yap - vistas,steordinglo style. Ho also keeps on - bead
Ready-made coffins; and as be las an elegant
Hearse, he is prepared to. attend funera l s on 1 ..
notice.
New Milford, Dec. 1, 18563-49y1
LIME AND PLASTER.
subscriber me now burning and ar keep
IL constantly on hand, Lime ; of a s ere atirpeeies
quality at Montrose Depot', and will sell. it in any
gitantities at a fair price. Persons wishing a hat
quantity can be supplied 5..70n a rakes
Superior ground Plaster !rill be kept eoios — tantly es
Imand hereafter. • ' I. L.:POST. —.
IL DRINICIIIti•
NE-JggEilln . •
'l4 MOLL
Montrose Depot, AR*
O . T IC E. •
rrio ALL-14110M IT, MAY , CONCtEitIf..I
1.. J of Iforse.k gichots, ber,etifore
Tannery Business is this day 'Assaf laud
consent. new firm-has also beeaestab od
der the nsine'and 6tyip of
Nichols Entoss,
~
consisting of the following members, to lei; ..
IRA.HICHCIA.,
' D. W:111NOW4
~: •-• . •G, L. 1110 BA .
.
. Herrick, Soso. Co., Pa.,- 4.1. AWOL - . _
i
March 22, 1858.-ti .li. 1.1. 4,0121,
DeGratit'i Mee:tile 0111; - -Mis rent
remedy for Itheumatisii, Nenr44l4 latostitaklitif
Joints, Pain &c. Also, :nearly aR d illos hobs
Patent Medicines In market, easbrachyg a musk
every disease to which fie* Is einbjeeSi,..lrorisdelpy
pr. Baker's Vegetable Comparili,
.Sovereign rented" ktiCatAhtdi %Palm s p..• Ap/ainis, and:Dm/marl; Sp' oikle.bir
' - BMni rk* l t kp i. k A.
idontrosP, Jul) , 21, 185 e. ' - ,
TIE NEATEST
-
ro" 1 L
A , C
ix •
•■• to 1 1 1 , - .„ . .
DISCA)MY
a ^ oit T - AGE.'
w .II.I2IIIIEDT, et we tirig ietl H E th roTered In one pt .oar
EUITOT =ROB,
. .
•
The Wend &Mk dowa to aeommon Pimple.
Ile has Wedit to ever eleven hundred oak* and never felled ex
empt le two mama (both thunder humor.) Debra now in Ids pastes.
sloe one one hundred imuldestee in( its value, all within twenty
maw of Dolice.•
Two boils ire Warranted. to ens a nursing sere month.
Oise tothree bottlestrUl cum tbe worst kind of Pimples on the thee.
• Two or Uses bottles wit clear the system *chiles.
.
Two bottles see wounded to cure the woe clinker In the month
or omach. I
IThine to nbottlessze wittented to cute the worst kind of Err
nee totwoboldles are wananted to cure all humor loam Eyes.
Ten bottles me wereented to cure running of therms audblotch•
ea among the bake • • .
Touts dabotUesare yamulted to cure corrupt mid musing ulcers
Qne bottle will cure emily eruptina of theakin.
Two or three hapless:re wactinted to cure the worskidnit of ring
' Two or threthottitienre warranted to care the most c duiperateesse.
ad rinerimatbem • -
' Twee or (bur Males are treirented to cure slit-Rbetun.
Me to eight bottles will curs the went ono of Scrofula.
beeteilt alwaynexpeeheueed from the Met bottle, and,. perfect
ease Is teeneatudveltea tie above quantity Is itken.
• • ' _ itoxnumr. - mAss.
pun Ila-nate.Tie reputation of the Medical Discovery. in cor
ks; ell kind of humeesde so well eigabilsked by the unanimous voice
=Ofwisp have ever wed it, Oust I need not say
ine ant - thing on the
is thorned Anted ptspdelana and the mcaremi Drug;
the mostly are nketelmous ht its prase.
InysteeationtheYed3WDYeoverytoymunotice.ldolt w itha
(hitknnwkdge efts curative power: in relieving all, and cluing
wed draws dipturente which you an unfortunately so liable.—
That most eteeuelatiatt dlseeme,to aft allectimate mother. :
'llllllll3llO SORB 11t0IITII,1
to eared as libte atliutet ynur own temper Is restored to Its =to
-111 sweetwes. and your lane hour ebottand fretful nap/ to calm and
Wed Members, end thehold. liedleal Discovery becomes se fountain of
blessing to your ltand hoete
In the MOTS adrationtsteges of
CANKER
It extends to the Umtata. etudes -
~ . DTSI 2 P.B I A,-
itlikb Is bothibl blittiiike cm ON iieati& libels tothel(lteatinee and
11S1111gilt 14... •
ethigA Allithmumbe I got Ali thilleetwee event* tite pm
reuf rasa'. - Tour is
RAW. MID: BELAYED,
- your toed diatneesee you. lied yew our rade take certain - kinds, and
AVIIMI egad yew spntseni dreamt get halt the meridiem& it eon.
blue ostlia salavemse laid etthe minket flits It lit , ..thee
somptexten Wes ttjbloo w zr e j=..tr dt:P= l °2L.
Edretratuf4=;tred-aup ,
-. uomia e a. Y° to
, ',- -e It It'ret • • ,
l'idpitation of the bead. pala lit the side, 'weakness et the spine. and
mill &the trek. Want the hip jotnt when you retire. intorelarity
et the bowels, sad also, that most exeractating of Was- es, the •
• - PILE .$ „_
Howe mir theta oirpry l rarg=r ot .
Ep a i a veßVlM7Mit rtr: 1 1 1=ttlittr r lOW
ladst
yeti i* ve gout .preveottre and the ewe, with Me grist told
vod goalie. that It Will www underlay chrome:mem dorm any
Wary. No chap ot"Set seer howeary—sat the be you PA get
and motelith_of It.
DIRONS TO& UM-140a~ table vandal per day—
Children OM ten Mirk dessert =4: lll l—rhlldreo from fi ve to
eight ewe. tee evoostot. As DO mkt* . sr Ore to all
eettetltullose. tokeee&M'ateetetetetet e bowels t st flay.
'll4/IlOtAl.' ONNEDY...
Jj'eleetted&g...'leggiutisiTtitEsix. mmirme.
. ang „.C.4N, r & C O ; ;got
N. B. WE,ST. Bowler
tw . fte IS&V:te
WHO IS WEALTH WITHOUT HEALTH.
TO TUE AFFLICTED.
A BLESSING &N . D NO MISTAKE, IS
. Dr. SwaiOiels
Couwound Syrup - of Wild Cherry.
tt abutaiWnequalled as a remedy far the Throat Cheat and Lungs.
It is nalvetwionably the greatest Crumb and Coogan:mitre Heine.
d -
?a n te World •
to withel it lindspied. and to which the most ststonldt
but multi lambent nblened from the use. et::—Conebia Colds.
on, litenchitin Asthma. Whooping Co
I 1
.-
th el reimmess. Weak - V.4lm sln the Ittre, ht DtrgstWn
e twi ii tartem e rn th iSs m) tio ai n_ P o l f
C I
'ldetlM'l6 ike rnit . .as Mope' les will enrich and purify the
q,
n inks s o r ettit =the appetite has failed. _
•
It alma and gigolo the fisme.and Ilmmthibe pa ll id cheek.
. o!ig - te . -iti"aer 111 Alegiditilion, eit4
......t . f - ....
I - . ' f bia. nleastwe, bat deem It a
au 4 ote. 0 II
date what "Ilr: Semmes Com
. 4. at. . "'has done for me. I was taken walla
violent blood, - great ditdenity of breathi n g. en
that I bad ant net damned and slit 4.0 sat night. I procured the
alum mane& medicine it Swam Tiles, Hemaltem Viln qui lasi)
tingle/4W 111• Mil NNW ilbq e ms ; iy,-;_ . - JOHN I'. GAOL
Bel:taloa. 'bob Cot: 1 . 1 rwr
. IMi l fflib I Virailinse, . .
A ate WORII MUCH—end excellent tonic--good for delicate Or
sickly childien—pleamed to the taste,
.
Plrqueglianlipsrills - and Tar Pills,
IWO, tosiet—ifirtsnifeito confetti no eatomel—a mild and gentle -
Putsittre. onsereaserd by soy Medicine for recanting the Bile.
etransing the stoensele. sod eltretnally purifying the bloods These
Mite actwer prlpe, en eerehom Mee*,
Switysois illsowel Cordlitl, •
ki=l.l4 .l ll , kitett u tel;. Cholera. Cholera SI mbne.
tnm.StimmesComplatat.Pll tut
hiSarornach end Minnie, Vomiting. Sickness of the Stomacii:ft.
W W 1 r.=174107-Vel =V; iiielto* , in ease of
made - t lathe t. - It relieves in *U. - - -
• ii*OfiliAl liiiift thit.hol ICOns
Llg r tet i gi l eme tit tl ik qe t traLtratti legi e ce r..;or f t e tra:
on. ?Widow% Naves. Masse Thee . Acidity of the Stomach, Cold
Thrblltty mused by tbe.lnflantte of -A ge;Prarttationif strength
from any ease. on of Spirits" Dyexpeia, or . Ind4estbmin
MI helm* ' jibeill t
Dept owe
Breiisoftrit t ever h
. tti 6101: Catt la so Sheet*! in
- fratiM llls lll3sereseta"r 4 iew a i a n b astrwhAin‘e in ity l l nt m.
pile sad *none lon/Mk *tea and a good ap petite Me by using
their truly fralishle Mises. Pelee may 80 cents.
Re ear so =Wend suer= to perform work* of =Wu: bet
each reoefal.gliesse of thelminan system •eryresent an appropriate,
sad. If esisonaly used.'ve teflon. en tinfalUpg remedy for thoglis--
entre to whit% tt to opeelfle. Sold Ire
• ABEL TURRELI.. X. ICTIINMIDGE. Montrose., add by Dealers
everywhere tbroughotst the emmtr end State. .
Prepared only bor De.M. swAriirs & f tON; No. 11, Northlth
Street, Philadelphia. ' • sug.ciSq.-ly
$5,00
..... 2,50
116 •
IPATE'NT MEDICINES.
r t g" iteri."V.. - t,,y_'`l'VAftrinreZZZ
iv #fi l im - t. = zi l An . = x::
Ott.
ed? Inl*ltt . etet Maul tNathetreon's Wi l la .
Wo OF= .8 1 1=Ze:a.,14,_TM 0 s, 1
dievaosidan. and all - 1.7 coin~W
. rood's Anti-?,
Ira **thing Oardentlar ne
. e• set . h_e_tmo k tizt, f a trew o
Mnest pn rr g tero== l a je . W
ent. 7 T.a, r,Tptlteit c
et n i t 6 Litihn acid .
Dttln : •
M 7 7. .: kt v . : ~YilC cr tlfe g . i i n.rthhA a of
1i, , ,, ,,..
~ 3 , _ 4 ,
in z id ; 1045. 1 4 mar et. fcc.., and
ton numer
ics to ostletate-bot take It to eayAbat the pnbduue will hod near
ly evev ddog In Ode Unit,nt the Ding and Pnnemnore of
Ifont Ju1y.1167. . , , •.A.d.M. TIIIIII8LI:.
Mewl the telleWhair Letter.
HOME TESTIMONY.
We have received the follOaing letter in relation to
its. Noma Tantan ROOT PAUL -•
. -- arnuas TOUR CORaZaSi
•
' • Saukt..Co., Pa., Sept. 28th, 1858. f
Masers A.J. Wun! k Co.; New Irtirk
:
"The Morse's Indian Rootßoot Pills had from you give
antiverall antiallergic's; in XTERT ISBTAXCIC, and our
brineri use theist for almost everything. The Dl's.
ins= has been raging in this section to an alarm
ing extent,' for the hotels months, ICACIC Lie a KNOLL"
*ldly having eaesped,.• smear: TIIOIIZ Mini par
pills Use bars mum Asa Pacvstrrtys, in which ease
they have irwria wino: vvinfbrm you shortly
'how to semi afurthersupply. Tar °Wt. Serv't."
• • • '•- • .ALPHONSO H. SMITH.
Seib letter as the above need no comment front te,
they ought to militancy all of whet levirmly believe,
that Dr: Moroi* Indian Bent are the eery beat
Pill eiterviiiiele.". - ' •
Sold In Montrose by 13. kD. Sayre, and by one
"aeon in orrery town_ and in all country stores. A.
,J. White k co., 2 St. XeJers.Pl i tce,liew, York,
,sole
Proprietsirs... ' • • - -* 47-4 f
Dr. C. &l ire!, D. D. S.
1314111131D1M DEMIST, mownion, PA. Office.
.1.11 it therFraoldiniloteL &win, lit): 2.
„:14111.07 eIaROPS. ,
&I ' PIT, largest size, - - - $3,00
" medium, 7 • $l,OO to $1,50
Is n o a m i . • • •.„
. 75
Tin
do.. . " ;50
Pulp or Serre•Claritkis treated and, filled, ; 5,00
Ceireallilltigatiot used. . •
Owning int„ • •:• • •
Salancliag e nt , the•Ofice, • - • • ;9.5
- Irreipdarldritt the teeth corrected -at a reasunut
bltekarsa.
ATWoes:
PLZ -
Gold - Plat - "tr. ET,OO
" .." • 004 - - 10,00
.
" 7 t WO*- - .14,00
•k' " " ' : ditco lOteeth, per-tooth, - 4,00
Fa noes artsadier,jetr, on Gold; Gum teeth, .
Banded, •.
Bell do**, Hs. ondkittßonur and Banded4 loo , oo
Id upper or under, Phan, - - • 45,00
FuliDouble,•Platn,_ . - .' ' • woo
Sher ?late. ltuif On above rates.' t
Med libternl Plate,' two-thirds 'the:irkAi of Gold
,o* 141? rfreficg same , aa, liflneral Plate.
eartnii that openitione
Mrivika 4 , ,Tillxillktender and atreful winner
and t=16510/1811flhe Art. AU jobiwarrant
odd !LI fur pett "favors, a continuance of the
Pita* pagans Is:respeegully solicited,
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1)111. RlThilibrallomm*mide Remedies, fix
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The LidaiiendOltierpubliess..
) , Ereusaiii wriiratimaDaT agoainic, AT marina"
?A., A? $1,50 PLR !Anus; II 4ustutes.
- • Adierthing.
One square (16 lineit or less) one week,........50,5t
One square • two ireeke, 0 in_
One square • '", three weeks; 1,61
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One square _ one month —1,28
One square. til two months ; 11,25
One square 16 three elordisi 5,00
-One square • " siic verbs y ; • t o g
One square' • " one year, 8,00
Two squares one year, . • • 15,00
Three squarelkone year, 20,00
Five squares one,year, 21;00
One column one year -- • 40,00
Yearly advertiserewill have the privilege °falter. "
ing or changing their
.adverthicmonts without ad.
ditional charge.
Business cards, not exceedlngive linos, inserted
at $2,0.0 per annum.
I • Job WOrk.
This office is supplied with a good suortme►t a
sobbing materials, - and all kinds of Job Work, such
is Cards, Posters, Pamphiett,kt., will be done neat ,
ly and promptly
BUSINESS CARPS.
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B; IL Roo* .
STILL eontinueethe MANVIIPACTURX of ell deecitpikee fee
CARR:IA(3M. WAGONS: BLEIGHS.-1,-, •
InthebeetstvleotWorimaaaehlpaadofthebeetneillee wen
known leant a few rode ease oirgemateellotel, to Sestenek. Whets
he wIU be happy to receive the calls 0141 Who weed sayllidair In hie
Roams. Septembee 31.1111111.4 y
X D. Bennett.
'DOGE BINDER. SmlleP. sitiquebinia Count", K air gecthil•
le) iy Worm* the people of sod Nip tomato
that Le Is premed. to ttnd and BoebotS4 old
Books. E. W. !mp= w ll fteelve Bertodlest; BoOtt.
D. Bennett. . • Oben, Sept. f. 3See.-tt
William B. Shapimm,
117 ATM BEMIRES. hattlirmited ibt tbe_pot:stwo JMn
TI with the mit okilltot watmN be (Pk misem . tbs Che
do the mit difkutt yobi on admit mtlee; 411 watt simiated is
giv .k if WITro
• • ' • Win..W. Smith & Ce.,; -
CARINILT AND ma XADVNAG. ..,
ares. Ma au
Madan kW.
of aims! p
irtimmus, or fate idad at
shalt Datte. Shot sad Weds EDO= foot °nista Stmt.
Montame, ro., Nal SI, lES3.4f
- . Haydn Brother'. _
irtiot,ont ITIALM TANICII_M*KPIC, %tabs,
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8004 Webster,
EALERS Inarvesi. IStara PIM Tbs. Co sTod bist
n ink
Ware: slmo Winds)",tfa
u N rr hinel DOcurirptEasoti,titb;
iPtear. L' A t fi r og l 4 l 4=el Ilet a r ie ttlialri= B"th
Wands; rs 4 sgu Is, • .
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11 .itAblyin of the Alleged& lea - 11 - fameopielde Cenepi 4
1101 Idectf doe, It now permactetly leestedlo that Seed, rt., Of
Ice. comet of Maine sod ZUsebeth et., seedy oppa let. lte•the IL -X
Church. • • Xsy isa.4 r
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Dr. IL Math:
im aw.
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etgutb=lea tak 7 l
, 18 ,441 sass "P ° ! l Zstritt=kol°.
yn t t on et h. th 05 .
j it my rme o alii
m eitz. l 2.
._ to Milne
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: 1116.404 V atb N e ctee n rion k t i e;Str i tAriedosetAtits
Mahal style of the An. All jobs wenn*.
Murrsuo*pril 7, ,
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J. D. Val. I. D.,
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MITITSICIAN AND 81MalioN. bag PermsitadyloestsdAtmolt
X at Bracknepallh& Snaquelianns county, Ps.. end 'ID pamper
%dew! to o.il cat with which be may be fsvon
B. Thayer;
uporasiciAN AND spßoir3N, Yoniost. Q&A the
JE Evinces store‘ •
• • 'ter _
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At Atishudt •
A rtottiviar a kttotdrOi4Oit,'LtLAYE. Ink etti
3rest's Drug_ SUS*. tlaxitA. Mom
Keetat . * Sto4;
nvaiimstAimitAmmati t filaii
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ATTORNEY Lik: TY k r NiktitcY MUM. MUM nip
fie Fiume. Mairmw.
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i'PrOWl'ai'S AT LAW. AND BOIrATE LAWD AGENTS.—
Once west of the Coast House, Mestroai, Pa.
a. a. EILITTLZT,
Albert Cltemberlin.
ATTORNEY AT LAW._AND .11 - ISTICZ -OP 'PRE - PEACE...
°Zee over I. L. Pose Co.'s Store, Yoram. Ps.
Wm. B. 7ewnp, ,•
A TTORNICT /kJ LAIC COMONSIOWLS PILEDP,
Sur M r Ante :t ow Taft vrlll attend to mil buMb tia entranted
to hint with pronwthese matt edellty. 011 Ce on POW. ma.
pied by lluit. Minnick Jitichp,
Abel. Terrell.
,Tlt.A.LEit Lk' bitiwittatittiks.-epteAV
A y Dre:staft.. a ilk NIL *. NV
ihomite, (Aril:lm eig jeaire ttt padtk i s v•
aka! Irstruteraia, Tnimpejkosital, 12ta; hrlk
cry. _Mirrors, Stationtly, Braihes, Shaw; Yankee It la;
ilk .
TIEALER.Iik 401400;1046•4 tikalitiOggqi%
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Laski aria a Hamm eve 4 runt. Iterniom rst
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Pat Brothers,
ALERS PS DRY GOODS, Orceedes , Credulity; Hardware. Dl.eatln.r. Flour, etc., comer of Turaptke Azad and Mlle Al*
nue, 31 (*males, Pa.
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J. Lyons & Son., -
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', T , 6 EALERS IN DRY GOGDS, Groceries, liSrduare. eliserr
zJLIF Tiolvare . Books, ke. ; ales, am on the BOOtismulara Wilms
`—Publie Avenue, Bonus :114 •
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.T. LTONA.
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Bentley, Read &Co.;
111LEALEDS EN DRY GOODS, Drags; MedlaWy_rianta, Othi
s ly Groceries, Hardware, Vrodrery,_ Cladlois_WaSibes„ Jew
, elry, Sliver Spoons, Perfomeng - kc. Met MON 1 1-
0. V. EIISLIT.. -1111WS, oln a rkilaT •
William *Militia IL Amp,
A ITORNEYS AT tAW. Manama. Pa;. -Angkor ta
di. boom. Bradford Warm. Wyoming aod Lamm . ne emodisa
Rockwell , & Wintoa.
31V 4 tret=t1 . 1 1 1s 4 . I = s l, l , B 4 l it i g:4o l =l
stmt. Nor Yam (so stars.), . _ ,
ILOCKWAMM. If. V. 11/11,014
• L. Balthrin.
"WHOLESALE aad N
Retall - Deder norm eta, Tartrnare
Lard,
o Mores aad Timothy arroa,_
the Corner esti rrait BrdheaT No sparliller
a Cobb, • ;
EALER IN di:MERTES. 4te.. at the store ateeitly oicapatil
1." by Crane Room Mastraiik Pvt. ,
• MOSTIOSZ, nye.= 11351.4 t .
• ~AVIVAZILOSTICL.
lo oms. me, irc onics b pond
HEADMION CI I ' lnk OIL cane, and " see EN, come b 0
ALL Spanish Rionin,(lentibedistonnt,)alPAlt
REST In my
(ROOM plia y in notrim i.
LOCATION r iur,,mmittiadkeristhe FA%
yo RRUMBLE esstrArr x ar i k toressurotHlL
shop to. 3. Baseinent - al sesAevast. on remake' tired
momz, August 11.18,57.44 -
rinking Nue
POST, COOPS'S& a co.
11ENRY.DRDIKER,, • .
ONTR I OS,
WM.AIINITING COOPER. } Nov ember 86
ISAAC L. POST. • •
TARAFTS on New Yoik City and Phi s&104--
Al Collections promptly made and remitted.
Office hours from 10 i. ar. to S.
Messrs. Allen k Paxton, X, York.
REFERENCE; KAMM ,C. Norton, Esq., Phil's.
Ron. William Jessup, *outran'.
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WWI :READY" Plitt MCI'
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_,CrittAntßateglitlanti l
T_TAVING tried Site old way of dia44and never
IA receiving pay, W. have oesteirded to try the
Nimble Sixpence instead of tbe Slow Milling.
We*lmp iMestantlyiest bands good aimeselneat of
all kin d CABDTST PUBN/Tifitil, - orlinebbad
at abort nottee. • All in wait of- . •
• tar 00 PD Mirrindi
at low prices will- Please Orem' •it ail A wort to,
the wire, de. _ ,
Shop end Wars ßoams &A of Xs* RINK
wiL w: sum h
IConitroee, 41 er 2 8 . 1858.-ti •
- 3Mco leitiaie3. -
THE . .oViim i ttne d- ar4- now 7 inaiiiihfaibg sad
basecon band an kindaar , , _
Carriage aid Sleigli stag
such si /4* Oan•eJtsfai"
Raw; resekfl.,,eei•ef:,
cwt'
isle, in IoN to silt pa
chattel; very lw forn* cob. • ,
Also, a ll kinds ot work seessuisso isoS. Grua.
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ARTi r tifr IrATPUIS.
ID Aims atm* •
TIN, VOPPIS, AND BUM 1014, : ._
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liovrosia,
Xontroie, ho. 60 $6ll,
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