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INSTRUMENTkL CONCERT.,
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GRAICEI -IE.I3IBITION
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uredlly 7,veting, Oct. 21, 1 1858,
oxin XIGIiT ONLV.
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on ::::imtay,l)ctober Ittil; at lsi o'clock, p. m.
E. C. ronort;ist, .roreman. ,
L. 1 ,. troNs, Seer. ary.
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George Landon
r ill preach in the M. E. Ghttri.ll hi Jesup, Saturday
and Sthbath the 1,0111 and lith Mgt. Saturday 'at 2
Cduck, p. m, Sahliath at 11 b'Ziock, a:
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-,,, !,,,,, 1,ex.,,, ftri, 14 - 4.14, ileatulte; Ehutili .. nifd °trier*.
IV intr. crnortli4x : te Imv3Tig it* morn it miveirpa a g ...erati. - .
V1 , ,..it BITTERS; 13 all tlafeces of our fetww-autens, Jachiune
• V.,a,1,..n= of room=. 'laserre. Phyzirfatm Clorstace. Pkede.m.
itrurr., and ethers ieslifc. rf oxi.s s.n. Crel'arr, awl. sorra
v,:c SPECIFIC fa: th e fin 'eyelet' and Oen:uncut cure ..f the
-... , y ,-,0,1 eompluinte EWA' A.., um phu.4f.. or 'ollyr. of Ifyiref4 - ,
. •:,,,,,,, :ta :::ec, hr..re BITI. MI4 c . r.q flisetecull by It:, t s ei,,,
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''-- - ,r.ralFn , of Medicine. Cent:finis c oo ulehalfti-tio-minerat —to
1 ~,iofen druA..- , ln their naturetonic. .t titirauhuinretalnlugthelf
f •••••:•-• :II All , g nVte :. the). orc." a co. 041431100 ; 11 0 ..,..c o rmit,,ved - o f
Nf,r,fe.e Ulllch knouts no deal IR. CliPrlldlatilg ille.moe and rtetnt ,
~.. t5 ., ... - ..n0 to Its p.rlit/reTicor and health. ,No u i , atier 'allow
f ..., .1.,,•,..i0g, or hoOvet lit-Lucca. or chronic hi_llich,unteteithe Ale.
„..,.. r ,,-.,c 1,.....-:tn, ni.liter thxt. It hsfbaflei the mkt!! '4,1 t.b. paySie..7ol,
;re re , l , tet the efreTberlfeMeine, 3 elegi r etealof thisellltter.cu ill
-.., ..'• .. he ,IarCPCT Oat Ids ahfe-afte It omerullfle to the proper reractly.
tt• ;,.4 Int (77 r of t 1•41. Many cures effected by . els. Remedy, referclier..
. f r .....,,,Ul4,liiltett,:ertitektesfrOMaltlngulatedilidivicilla.ikllovit
. . ' • P,lSp 07) Sid . Cured. '. —.
71, itttnt Irrntte•nof curet effectrd be that szieutliie compound. t he
-.- ft, •.. OxYavxATF..l) 13ITTE.ILS! Imo est ahll.twd it In•the
•,...-,r.r: '. - y re• thn . nuly.rckt,Lle zeftlicine for the Yp,.eily elm , of riv.,
- , , r ,f , ,erit Inn, NA. utt. tlver.Complaint, Xerer.aud Agee.
'f•u• • Ihn,Sl. ACI,Ift!.:, ll•firtli , t , u - n. Corllyeur:,..c s . Pltes ii lleud-leml,
4fa„. ~,.,,, , ,16.ituy, ruo -MI •I'qh - .1.c).1' , f the synuar -,stn p.h.rel• •
-, ~. A singlet - la l u111. f ..u.L-IF tue ffutii..i - er i.:l It-I u,". - 4 , lerfol
..,.; ..4.1 superlolte.
SETH W. FOWLS 3: CO.; Proprietors. Tio•ton.
.f,fr - sf.—ATIEL TIT RRELL. Mni.tro , c, Wit. C. WATiff„ •Neu
'4:':•.-.1. .1. T. CARLISLE, Grefa Bool; G. W. WOODRIr.F F' Din].
t. Dr , J. C . , 01.31nRD. iht.It.,EAToN & MOXLEI', Tar
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i iAARIED.
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in Silver Lake, on the hth inst., by Rev. T, Thorn
s,: )I r . S. t. St;norr, of Bridgewater, and Miss. M.
L. St rrmx, 4 l4 Bilrer Take: '
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In South Bridgewater l on the 24th ult., by .
F. Deans, Mr. Isase'D.ooßit, of,Wyalusinm, and
T.s. - LYDIA. A. l)mcm., of Asylum, Bradford eo., Pa.
In the MAO place, by the same, on the 2nd inst.,
S•Mk'Et, h. Dr.tvr, and. Miss PTIEIIE L. Goss.,
loth , _ - . •
.D.ItED:
In Gt. Rend, Sept. 18th, at the residence 'of 11.
Warner, aftera shitrt but severe 41111(1a,
GILLFITIIER, aged 21 years. _ • •
In Montrose, on the 27th ult., Rev,. DAVIS DIMOCK,
yeArs. i.
- The followincr o iketelt.'ol his life was read tit his
farend by Rev. A. L. post :-
I).tris.ntwocs., whose :mortal reuiains. now
sleep in the coffin before us, Was born ou . Rocky
Westerfield, Conn.; May 27th, A. D., 1776.-
11i- death; occurring as it did, on. the 27th list.,
male him, on that date, just, eightfv-two years and
;oar months old. His birth antedates the memorn:
bk Declaration of our Naticmal Ind'ependence.; and
bis life eleeeds, a little..thakof our Republic. -Con-
E.-Tamely he first opeitethir.faiat eyes and inhaled vi
tal breath amid the trying and yvondolelly exciting
ECelleg which gave birth to this, - now, Ocat notion.
Twice memorable, therefore, - to this mourning
group of his descendants, is . the . 'year of our Lord
77e L for the reason that it; developed the germ of
their:parental stock, as it did also that of the Tree
under the shadow' of which they and ire all enjoy the
blessings of ciyil - and religious' Liberty. A coinci
dence is thiS, more noteworthy. ,to them, if not to us
all, by reason of Physiological phenomena, which arc
• riPer, found ix l ;3lspitteg the spirit and temper a ar6ust:#
and intertsified,try great interests, in:the sire, upon
the organism of theson. • .
- His parents, Da4'id and Sarah Green Dimock, were
cumbered amongthose Colonial patiots who had re
sulyed to throw off the 'joke- of Foreign - d tistp,
and strike for a-ftile' -cciilttfy and free homes for hein 7
eaves and their posterity. .
lie, with his-mother and three brothers,' On the
opening of the war, were taken as a measure of safe-.
into Vermont; and his father entered the service,
Jiist as a-Sergeant, - and afterairds a. Lieutenant of
the Continental Army.
Hisnursery and childhood scenes embraced the
- cares, anxieties,Vmd night vigils of - an affectionate
. Innaber, and the narratives of battles' in which his
fad +. bad been honorably 'engaged. However the
physilogical fact to which allusion has been made,-
May bare. failed to stamp the impress - of the times
upon his young nature, these scenes could not hare
failed. As after life shows; they' did not fail.
At the-close 'the war, the family returned to
Connecticut, and resided at 'Norfolk until tht. year
• 1790; when with the tide of emigration from Con.
neeticut they. came into the Wyoming valley; and set
-tied at Wilkesbarre. . . •
The subject of this - sketch Was then fourteen years
;of age, just the'age to hare earlier impression's en
forced, and childhood's bent, strengthened, by the
• ',cranes of Indbmemassacre, d. the personal narra
tives of a thousand thrilling incidents, which go
to make up the HistM7 of 'Wyoming.
littre, at Wilkesbarre, Pittston, and Exeter; prin
cipally, lie spent some seventeen years of :his youth
' voting manhood. ' it • •
• During ten of those years he developed those phva
itml and mental characteristics, which in the wer'hily
sent : ease hint the confidence, and esteem of his fek
L,7.-• to degree, that be Might, and iltiuTttics
wooid, but for the guidance .of that : unseen Lind
• obich shapes the destinie.s of men, Base been pronto:.
ted to the highest honors in their gift,. To a com
,- pazt, symmetrical, and'truly 'admirable phavical_er
cr.:its:l4 there was _added a RIC - aging personal address.
_7,, an eitremely.so'cial nature' there waS added an at
"most.untiounded and attractive humor. To a quick
_ perception of the velatiooofthings; and the workings
‘,.. human nature; there was added an ambition that
'hew no bounds but those of patriotism and- honor.
And to almirt tuts:rectified by.4he divine Sttirit, rind
-tine-had come to dritth in, quite de"Oply; :infidelity to
Christ and, the Bible, there was added a prutiese
. gain and enjoy as - snitch as -possible of the worlds
I-leasnres, riches, and tremors.
:Vida:these derelopMents he labored on the fiti-va
al,d in the workshop; improved the scanty opportuni
ties in his reach to gain knowledge by attending and
teaching Commort-Schoolst and Ras active in all of
the polities' and other gatherings of the peciple: All
seemed bright befer.-3 hlut.' . .
On the .sth of June, 1797, he was united in iniar.:
ridge widtßersey Jenkins, of Tunkhanoock, who be. I
came the-mother of-his twelve children; and the be !
loci d and filitlifithpartner of his toils and_peivations,
as welbas his hopes and etioyments, during fifiy-tiv'e
years of his earthly pilrimage. - -
An 1 while living in Exeter with his-yourtg fithh
jiy,.fall of - worldly hope, toiling for -arid_ rapidly itc
,o,..ziring wealth,--carrying on at the' mat time the
inAness of farming, blackimithing, and distillitfg ar
• dent spirits,—he Was arrested in his eareer,, , ,by the un
' seen hand of whicb we hare spoken, convicted of sin
brought to see the emptiness ofKarth's plensnres and
honhni. -•The' hour. of his conviction was drark4 and
the - stru*le to give up all for Christ and 'a better in
heritance in the Kingdom of Immortal Glory.. was ter
rible. Bat when ; by the pima- of -divine Grace, his
proud heart was made to yield to the remlirements
of-the law-of Faith in tufatoning- sacrifice ; the law of
the spirit of life in Christ freed him, from the taw of
Fin and death, scattered the darknesi, brought Mel;
. pressible light and joy, and changed at. once all of the
, plans and,purfarses of his future life. Feeling,if not
tinging, ",Jesus sought rue, when a stranger,
Wandering from the fold of God ,
',Be to resew me froin danger •
Interposed his precious blood,"
. and like Paul, " not conferring with, flesh and blood,"
immediately, on gaining evidence of ha adoption into
- the family of the redeemed, - presented himielf its a
- Candidate for Christian baptism and membership of
the. then, infant Exeter Baptist Church. He was re.
eiived and bapti*d into the Church, August 9, 1801,
by ;6 pastor, Ehl. Jacob Drake; the pioneer Baptist
minister of the Valley. Heeding the _Great Coinmis:
- sion_which seemed to be directed to him—" Go ye
into all the world and preach the- Gospel .td every
. mature:" turning back-npen place proffered in Leg
islative Ws, he at once eoramenced, preachigg that
;fetus whom he had. .persecuted, and - that Resurrect
Con which, in the skepticism of his heart, he had
previously reptuTniteil. His;first sermon was blessed
I,y the _divitte Spirit in' leading hiti companion-to em
brace Christ as her only hope; and thus
thig her for theitnportant duties of her servral
tone in afterfife. ,'This added' very greatly, to the •
fullness of _his cup of joy, _and - the stimulus which.
„ prompted him to preach the Gospel:- - -
to 1803 4 at yearly meeting of-the APatakiTeac.
I meinber.of BaptistChntettes,then.ea ll ed the - Suri4ues
banna Ileptist Conneelidti, he fortnelly °Make('
tostlits miitiatry,:bythe intposition .111' the hands - sof the
' Elders'; and liecarite s ith them a Co:pastor, lof the
I
Conneetion. -With Ali regularlY neltntiitedged an.
him:its , to teach and: , hiptlze he -ministered testie
Churches; and, ai - • the-piovidetiee „Or Ginl 'opened
the'wav, preached the Gospel with. iintricellasoceess
ito the des.dttte. - Bythe theforce of naiural - etillesonents
'see whigh. referenee ltas.bieeti Medic nowebnseentled
to a new life, and, a large niensure.'Pf the sPirit, he
i soon,catne tisoccupy..a prominence .1 . 0110 In point.
ler language made him the master spirit of the Con
s.
steetton. , " .
he 107- tin Ineident in the providence of God,
'which mskes it surf§ that,• •" it 13 hot In-man that
walketh io direct - Iris steps," bro u ght him - on rt tisif
to this place, then - a small settlement .in the wild
wix - niss, knehytt r s s PM "hinds settlement."' •it was
i this. 'CaptAlartlet Hinds, then lit prinelpafSettler,
and by the way; i t r i tienther oftheltiddieboro'(Scress.)
Baptist Church, n.early Spring of that year rent to
Wilkeilnirre oh eltess. While there, -he.was told
thet' , theee *ash? he
• preaching, at et . 'eninit a In the
Court House. Without knowinss anything of_ the
Berndt!Wire Weis to preach lie went to fear.. As the
stariatite of anothee day rtins; -the_ preacher was in
'the prime or yoFing.nAnliockl, and Personally prepos. l
sensing, hating it square-built athletier frame, rtfitle
stkneth countenance ! a da'rlt brilliant rye, musical I
voice, and quick ?alley. the atmbancsel his text—
" The blood of Jesus Chtist, his son, Olisanseth us
- from all SiriP and spoke witb a life, - pathos, and rode
Ittetion that commended both the gospel and 'the
preneher to the hearers,' MA: tersireiattg to the ode
here ;nit:ode - eel That hearer took t)lte young preach-
er into his-heart and resOlvetl_ to secure n visit from
hint to his wild-wood home. The preacher; by invi
tation; went toPeneral iictsh td tarry fee the night. ,
. Being an old friend of the General, Capt. H. followed.
An introduction and' nearly all night interview, re.'
etfited in Mn mareefitabt on the-part of Eld. Pitnock,
for he was the young prtsiOitste, td tisi!, (P. Nr„) the
Binds settlement, on the 2eihsof the month, (garch,
ISO7s) On that tine, after a horseback 'ride, through
forest patlss, from liaribrd, where. Int-had preached
td it setifil Ileplist therein the-day s prevhans, Eli. P.
reined his horse up td the floor or tiie leg Chinner
"Tather".(a cogrearmetripore generally naed by him) ,
Hinds, and received a most cordial welcome.
there, alter taking retreat - petits, he preached to ,
ftise people, who had generally !gathered from all the
- surrounding country, the first gospel sermon ever
.preached in the aettlement. A deep - interest was
,felt ntid a strong desire expressed by many that lie
should rernain.another day and tirreelt fn them anodi
se sermon.' To this he consented ;.but with the next
day .cante e storm known as " the great snow storm,'
lit which thesnow fell to the depth of four feeton the 1
'levels Thiselsdatried him a-full-week ; during-which
time-he preached seteral'ectmena loth , - pen,pre, tyke
turned out on snow shoes and otherwise as best hen
could, to herbs- Ilefore; ledvings as lie did, on the nest
..goedaY sifter his arrival, he WAS'lnduced to' promise
future visits, in the course of :the; season. This he
did; thakingthe plate twice ip his circuit front Exe
ter to Ilarferd and-Wyalusieg,. - At --line Or these
times he baptized two persons, probably the first ev
er baptized in
.the County. . These visits were the '
Ssparce of great etomfOrnlntl encontagment to the few
Sdiselplee ii:lit vritie atattered these wilds ;so Minh
so that they, began the Iftinitig d resselar weekly
snee s tinga for prnysr and conference, instead of otea
r.sional-ones as formerly. The final result was the es
' tablishment of a little Church, in Tape, under the
rrame of the - Bridgewater 1:1 aptiit -Church, and the
ettile:oreet bt P. 4 r.Phucyck as its pastor in 1800. Ile
inoted his family into the Settiefitiet atme 17th of.
4hat year. From that time, this place .became the
e;enti - al point of his labors. .
In ISIO, under those-labiors, occurred what wa.saf
terward known as "the great revival," in which fif
ty-two, mostly by-baptism, were added to the number
of - the little church. - The power and influence spread ,
into the settlements irony fifteen to 'twenty miles a
round, and he followed it up with an energy acrd seal
that knew no bohnds but impossibilities. Often ntisslit
he hate been seen, on his ever ready and sere-foot-
horse, threading his way from settlement tosset
dement, along-forest paths, over' hills, and this:Ugh
_valleys, sometimes guided only , by marked trees.—
Here and there conhis way, where-he found a her or
log cabin, be was wont to stop, if but for a moment,
to minister a word of admonition or cheer to its silt-
Dierg, - sick, or disconsolate inhabitants- He soon came,
to be every where known, and wherever known a
Welcome Visitor s . Under the- influence of his social
nature, and the power. of the gospel he preached,
' whether gathered around the 'Cabin hearth stone or
ip the log school house, children forgot their little
troubles, men andsvomen the toils and 'hardships of
new settlement life, and all joined in singing of Christ,
-- , " His name yields the richest perfutne, ,
.ss And sweeter than music his voice, . '
- His presence disperses my gloom,
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And makes all within rue 'sluice."
-In hep iics
aiacea kissess, astaris-noblesltheY clsuld not ,
ha e. been happier. Happy times Lvov. those olden -
-tin es: God blessed; and the natural and moral
wi derness were made by degrees, to give way to the
i th usand buds and blossoms which shoot up every,
, where around us.' The sound of the weal - Jean's axe
' was followed•bythe silvery trumpet-tone:set a preach
ed goipel • the smoke of therfallow was, in it' up
ward flight, followed by the incense of warM and
grateful hearts; -and golden harvests of grain by rich
er bests of redeemed souls. -1 • •
.- Ender God, Eld.Diutotk here planted A vine and so
nourished it, that it nut over the hills and through
the valleys of ail the surrounding, country. Ilene end
there wider his fostering care it shot down roets,and
shot up branches which; indne time, became inde:-
pendent vines. Auburn; Itush,lfiddletertvu, Checo
nut, Great Bend, llarford, New Milton*. Jackson;
Gibson; Direnek, and so on. furnished soil 'for those
roots. and independent branches; and since have
been gathered therefrom, grapes richer than those
of Eshcol. ' •
Eld. Dituock was the sole pastor of this, the Bridge
water -Church, from its'organizaticin in ISOS, down to
June ,1533, a term of twenty-seven years. At the
close of that period-notwithstanding deaths and re
moval=, the Church= numbered 322 members. .
it glfould be added here; that while ministering to
the spiritual wants of the Church afid carrying the
Tassel beyond its boundaries, he was not forgetful cif"
the temporal wants-of the - Community: -Ha_ preyed
himself the firm friend and advocate of ednention and
general improvement. - From the necessities of the
- ease, there being no physician in thisleglan of coun-,
try, lie earls turned a portion of •hia•attenVose to. the
sfiktrof medicine, and soon became so skilled there
sirsaa to be of very great aid-Vire in-ministering to the
'bodies asswell - as souls -of -the
,sick: • Finding it an
itid rather than detriment ID his gospel ministry, lie
continued more:-or less to practice medicine very
successfully during sphsequent life.
'. Not deeming it inebnsistent with his ministerial! of
fire, not an infringement upon his pastoral duties, he
accepted, throegh the generadsolicitation of his ,fel
!Ow citizens, from hands of the Governor of the
Stiate, an appoinnnent of Assiociate Judge-of the then
new County of Susquehanna. In this capacity be
:serred!suceessfully and honorably; from the - time of
the °Tarim:" ttion of the Judiciary, during the term of
twenty-seven years.
Itisjapublleanism, inbred or •inwrouglat by the sur
roundings othis childhood, could but cast the savor
of its influence every . wherein the sphere of big action.
At the expiration of- his . sole pastorate. of the
Church, bY his Sawn requeit s Eld. J..... 8. Worden be
came associated with him. -This rel a tion -continued
two 'years; 'when !from the infirmities of age and dis
ease, and a desire to retire from the exciting scenes
of a new era in the Chi:web, he resigned- his relation,
Cooks' letter from this, and united with: the Church
at Breintrim, having previpusly reCeisect a cult to he- •
'come its pastor. As pastor of that Churgh,he labor
'ed; according to the measure of-his -losaltlftncl
strength. witnessing many tokens that r.s
those fabb .
Were not-in vain, mail the Fall of 18-17,- when ad
monished by physicians, and his personal conscious
ness of what a hone: life of labor, , and piratical, - as
as well as disease, had wrought : upon his wonderful
constitution, lac resigned the pastorate to another.
In the Spring of 1848,, he returned with his dim
panion to Montrose to reside the remainder of his
days with his children. lie re-united with thistharch
andpplied occasionally its pulpit; lived to enjoy
ei r
and epcti the interest of its Semi-Centennial Anni-
Curse s - By his life, -under God, he cradled its in-'
flutey,:nuitured its manhood, and •by his death, to-
-day, drapessit in the Itahiliments'Of mourning.
After did death of that companion with whom, be
-- bad so !Pilo and ' so:liapPilY lived, which occurred
Dec. 1“1852,, a sense of loneliness; especially in, the
night watches, wade him, - many times, feel •anxieu.s
to derutit hence to those realms. where she and so
sitanyslltved friends were enjoying die Savior's pJ'r- 1
sone! tiresence. "I-could have wished,' he hat been
_heard to say, "when Plaid myselfdown in the bed, 1
where shedied, to have fallen into the. sleep -from
which - nothhog but the Trutim of-God can awaken."
. Then again, for awhile the dew of hia youth would
seem to come back upon him, and be would say, "1
would like to. live fifty-five years longer Arid; tiny
companion, and, preach as I :have tried ,to preach,l
the,Goipel trf Christ to my fellow men,' , . I
I
L s In his last years the health and vigor of his eonsti-
tidbit . ' seemed-to rally. ,He visited , children; grand-. I
'children, and nld friends, all over the old fields of
his former, labors"; pretiched , often to the Chtirches,
with a goad deal of the unction of his youth ; prayed
with the sick; 'admonishedthe sinner and comforted
the saint wherever he freht:' This he labored to fill
up his slays, in the field of usefuluesas with the Chris
tian armor ott• - •
." ' '
Two weekeagyslast night he retired, although feel
ing somewhat ill; with the full expectation, and a
strongilesire, on the following day to attend once
mote the Anniversary, of the Bridgewater Association,
which was pen tube held . in.. Auburn. It was the
child of-his madhoodlidoors.rsand there'he expected
to - qoy,tbe society dad friends; and bid a last fare
woll; perhaps, to those_ risMiont gatherings and feasts
.
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of the Intureliea. 'DiseasO inittleath4truggles blight
ed this hope, but to gii . e LIM the 'fruition ,of it better.
About two weeks ' . or plekilt,i 'enthill: his career on
Earth. During considerable Ofthis time he Was a
great sulTercr. That constitution which hail stood
out so long against toils, and . privatlotif, and disease,
was seonungly, tery reluctant ttiT. yield even to the
sleep dolt:nth. 14orne iltoes.untler the influence of
pain tout oplateS he appeared .., unconscious of what
'was passing around: lhat In tub Main he was elm-
Edens.; camposed, andfctirie,sS - of what might be the
retina. Eeelho; that the Mine of his departure was
near at hand, he requested his children and grand
childiert present, to gtther around him. They did
so, and each, separately, down to the little grand
child, received from Idm a message which, it is to be
hoped, will newer be forgotten nor distegartild.
At another time, to a daughter wevidog by his
side, he said, "Ho not Weep nor be t r oubled alma .
me. No matter' what=nmy be my appearance iii pain
Cr uncooselousitess. I know lit whout I pare believ
ed. The tptestiOn as to thdfuture, was settled with
me tong ago. My hope i: hire a .rock,. ` litre was
an-exhibition of the sublime - Nth or ..6..isti.w ~ Or
t4P, bttler a thousand tunes titan the viAms of :t 1
real death-hod repentance, sayiilg nothing of the lud.
lucirtatimis of a fancit;tl Due. ' titanding upon the rock
upon which,he had many years 5.t00 , 1, dreading no
evils but such as aro physkal and:temporal, he await
ed the call to rest in glory.
The call came, and obedient to it, he has gone to
the embrace of a multitude of souls cared in*tru
mentally !s hie ministry. More and better than all
to the,entbrace of Clwist, whom ..Ite preached, and
whose blood redeetned him.
The rest of his acts, manner of life and doctrine,
are the:i—nOi krill am in the. Hook of the Kings and
Pi iest.4 unto fled ? Ilavolltey not kit, their imprint,
not only upon the jmutials" and imblieations written
he Ids Milt hands, but upmi the relmrds of the Coun
ty, upon all zfin old ' church records and tam my al :
tars in a wide area (loin fled Betel to Williesbarre ?
Ica ; and' well might they be, gathered into n voinine
!ht the perusal ; editicalion, and profit of the livi.g.
Its concluding this liicagcr . shetch, ,permit niC,llear
friwds, while you !lie - •af-t!nig pin ; Cypress blvrellrs
around thee lifeless rentains of the deceared, to give ,
fecbf utterance to a personal tribute.
i 'have' iit , eal'n thi Dimo-' Ii on] my. earliest child
hood,- lie dandled rue upon hie knee ; ministered
to use when sick; twined himself by tea good !mime
anti masterly ability aVemid my-heart. I loved Idol,
1 s
tame
( - .;19 . oldldren did, and loved to meet him.—
Ills was a hmkeht,hl word s hi our r atu 11 . ...„ as in
all of the litnrilies of the old settletS. l'teler Cod, I
I.
.ant greatly indebted to.his influetkT...liow,greatly I
Imo , sat, ,W,:lin can tell what I might tie ht!vn
wilhnnt it? Who C.M d^!! what. a thousino o::: , is
what the whole community would ha'o been without
_it? The place which trature ga - re his in iny kelt,.
grace hat perpetuated.' He was among the Metro
raeotalitieS that 14 1 tte tp Christ, and the one That
buriedDa! II":III (1114:- IF I , ?'; 3itian. NOtWilhAanding
all differqms . as- t , cluestioris ';.:' co'rlieney, .iris
themory-is err4ahned. in My heart. And _now, w tine
thousands bleiised by•his ministry ,greet his advent.
into the world of light and jay, I join With the weep
hie' relatives ; Ind the thousands living - beside than,
in blessing his nii , tBf': . .._
,
Vr: Win. L. Richardson
trn
n5p..,.,11.er1h?,1.7*.T.:!.r434:2011)Fi,7, t:
Oca. 13, 1,5 e.- 1)-1, •
. .
KEROSENE:
TEST received a fresh ..stipply of KEROSENE and
t rSesti, variety of We hare used the
Kerosene for ute rmaphs, and hare ho hesi
tation in recommending . has stii.;erldr !o ,other
a) tide I'lM in use 4 For reonowy and hrii!i(oo .- y of
light rannat be tdxril d. 1t Aril, give a light egnal
to ti.i7C candies, at one half the expense of either Cant
phone or Fluid, anti is perfectly sat*,
BENTLEY, READ, t CO.
Monnose, Oct. lft, '
`Elev. oale.
•
r ot. ON_E if 0R s GGYW 0N .
One Lomber wag.on on steel speing4 for one or
ti-o horses. One new Cuttx , e. ntel one Cew. Enqui, - e
of - .I.IENTLEY, 111.14.1), & CO.
Oct. 14, 1555.,
*2%6: Inge for Goons. or on account, Clain,
1 . 13 utter, Flaxs+2.ol, Di - a Apiaus, rug.,
Oct. ]3,'33. "
_BENTLEY; RE-AD, 4: ("Q.
- .
•
Setift 84, rowaryt , Crackers.
FRESH LOT, Suit 01CedVOlt and_ Tor. 531‘.. br
it. Oct. 13. J..1,T0,NS k SON.
AdiviniOrator's 'Notice.
IN L TOTiOr...l.4...ktiretty even to r't Tv:tor es letring .
mantis .at„otirott die t estate' of SA Mr itL / F-S I.:Grit:,
dee',l., late of that the same in in 4 he pre
.seinted to the)mdet.sigt.ed for arrangement, ald all
pfrsons indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
('HAtItI,F.t3 )
flEtitliEN WHITNEY, " ".
October In, I Str,tC—itr:
Adna istraktor's Notice.
TOTICF. is hereby given, to all person , : having de
-111 mands against the r. , : ate of Gr nnoN.R.inNann,
late - of IlarfJrd. tomedtip, deed, that tre s:une inust.be
presented . to t2te umlersign:A for arrang,ement, and
all'persons indebted to said-Estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
CHARLES,: TINGLEY; Admit.;Airater.
parford, Oct. IS 55.-or
- -
Administrators Salo. -
voTicE is hereby given that 4. su b:eflbers, Ad.
minstrators of the estate ; of Imther Price, late of
Gibson township, osq. Co., , deceased, by order of
the Orphans' Court of said county, will expose to
-public sale, by vendue, the interest of said decedent
under a, contract, in-all that certain pFeee of parcel of
land situate and heitig in said township, bounded on
the north by the road running from the Roque!:
school house to ItilrforiVeast liv lands of Silas Torr -
and.cittrdon Abel, on the south by lands of Oliver
Payne, and west by lands of Charles Whithey, con
taining eighty acres or thereabouts, about fifty acres
of which are iniprored, .and on which is a framed
i.tory and a half dwelling house. barn, t i o N el..arnAr.
Salle to I," held upon the premises, Thursday tln•
11th day of Nov: next, at I o'clock, p. m. 'Terms of
payment made known on day of •late.
CIIARLF- - : TINGLEY /
J. D.l XI ES, rs '
Oct. 1:I r 1358.-4 w
Executors' _Sale.
VoTirF, is herein -gii , en that hr virtue of an or
1\ der of sate issued Prom the Orphans' Court of
Susquehanna.comay, the following de..Tribed proper
t-v, late the eststto of John A. Tonrgee, deceased :
gituatcd in LenOx township, in said county, bocnded
north by lands of David Whitney, east by lands of
John Whiting„ on the south by lands ofJohn Reese,
and on the west by lands of E. & T. Bell, contaioit ,
one hundred and ten aeres"; about seventy acres
of
which are improved and 'on which a framed
doelling
house, barn, be exposed to sale upon the
premises by vendue in Lenox towship on Monday
the Sth day of 'November next; at two o'clock, p. m.
Terms of paymOt made known'on,the day of sale.
.t . '•IIARLES TIOLEY
W. M. TINDLEY,
October 11, 1855.-4 m "
GREAT 11,410. BINS;
FOR CAon,,T,I
TTNDERSTANDING fully the diftulty of °lilt&
ing the "needful," the ,subseriher will sell his.
large stock of
Winter Goods
at the lowest possible price.,Please Cull and examine
October 6, 1558.' • F. B. CHANDLER.
PRINTS froth 4 to TO cents per SUC(r.
DELAINES " 10 " 20 " •"
DE•BAGE " 10 " .25 " " "
SHEETING " " 10 " -" ",
Shawls,' 'Cloths, .
Tickings, • Drills,..
Carpet Bag; 'Boots & Shoes,
Groceries, .
•
. . Fancy Goods.,
. Clocks & Breches, &T. kr.,
Triunity low, for sale at CIIANDLER'S.
ifontrose, Oct. A, 1658.
Military Notice.
11q6TICE he, : rgiven to the 'NEW MILF6RDj
RIFLE COMPANY, that will bean elee..!
Pion held at Barnhurn's Hotel, - in New Milford; on
Monday; the 18th day of October 'ant. at
. 1 o'clock,
p.-tn., for the-purpose of electing a bAFTAIN - forl
said company, and fill ell etker racanci.:4 whicli may
occur. ASA SPlCER,'Bripadr Inspector, I
- Brigade, loth Die., P. 2!. 1
11ripule Ingo . e'ctso .
5.2 n•
.4
•
--- • ,
EX:Oculars' Notice. . .
..,,.
-
try teE is imittify t; nrEN to all. perms Syrinx dematehi
PIl icAla.ll; the ilstike - at INzerroff E. WALIMC, tleed,tate or New
Itforit, that the fwiittilvaet be pretmtell trt tlw natlettagned rrtr ar
rangement. awl atl p . e.taoits lade:bed to said Eats:o, are rttluesteitto
make Immediate leiymeat. . - - ,
-- .. • ... • , ' 'ItENNIS SHAY, ' - 2 , „ _
te_. • .
• • ' •MA KY It..WALK.E.R,i ' ,W r
•_. . .. . .. , .. .
3..7zir - 1141.1 , 4. D. Sept: 13.=$.4vir
LLA: i.l .3Ll im ij
.Shaw Land Ilf m
oii Goods
EIVIPOR"MitI
•
MAW riVi l ti GOODS
FOR CASH &PROMPT4MONTIfS'IUYERS.
U. B - v . Mai Vr
r AS now in Store, and k,-• makin; large addi'tions
-Li to his stock of ,
aztriluhW ter ectods
To-which lie world'. invite the attention of:havers;
oodolodag the rnogt desirable valietio. of LAPTES'
ESS tiOODS, including the Sictv Stslelk. of Rich'
Fall Priofs. and Plaids, in Delaine:F, thicafraidA, Plain
and Plaid 'Merinos, Mohair Clottm s , Gitirltanis,-
Brinle, radlincre, Silk and Nrool:Sliartlk'Rich
bonnets and Floweni, ..N:k Roods,- Ladies'
Cloths, Ilroadeloilm, Ca:Qdniereg, key, with a ran aR:
sartment or o'do-r ,9taple , and Fancy Ono 15,,,iiieltitling
°RocGIcIES e!llowt - ER Y,..11:11: OW ARX,
S7'o V ES, IRON, STE gL, NAILS, HATS
D A PS, Boors_ CAN,
' Eriso,ploor: , Oil CLOTIIS,I' A IN
TE) l! IN.DO S lIA DES, WA L -
PA N: C C h' S, OILS,
•I'd I NTS; III.T.AFALO 1:071ES, _
d.., Etc., (Pe., (te.
[V', The entire Stock being large and botgltt for
will give somrior opportunity for Choice Se
lertion ,, , and, be sold-at the lowest figures to CASII
and PROMPT SIX MO.)allS' BUTERti.
N. B:—Flonr end Slit ccinstantly on hand.
Fete october li, IFis•
"laciismitlting ! •
Blacksmithirts„ll
'FITE undefsign , 4l would announce to the'eitizen4
of Lenox and vicinity that he IA preparedp do
ail aorta of •
ELAcKsmrrinNG, •
CARRIAGE , IRONING,
the TnnN WORK for all to-di:l:try Ati.l., of 31A-
Ckg?.711 7 .1?.V., at slum in Glenwood, Ti a work
rnanlik4. !matter, and of good !oat eriabi.
N. B. All accooots of a year's C. sW W. tandCO NßADing inust b
..
Gl,2n.wood, II; 1 q. -t r
I - 1fF11.311 . 3i. 113,11tIVES, ) No. ?,:,:t. Aug. T.
.1-1 .1— k- IS. Foreign At
rETN: rITIg. - tan:Tent In debt,
to November Twit, 181. - i,g._
Sa, i rLehann4Colitag, ss.
lite Common wealth tif.Penn.s I vattitt.
' th , SV heri of .sai:li.,'::; 6 oty, Git.F.R.TISO :
WE
),
mmand you that you attach Peier Pali, late
of your aunty, by all, and. gtigultir his goods alai
chat tcis land. , and te.nenfent to illasi hands or poi.-
F. 2
,s ion Foefer the s:n:e may lie; So tiht; be be anti
:1111'4,17 before our Court of deinundielleas, to he hold
en at MoutroSe, in and for said county, (717 the third
Monday of Noveini,cr nr.•xt. there to answer Luther
Barnes, in a plea of debt -uot fit d-etling one htindrett
dollars, and we fit: tier eo3llllllllld you that yon Emil
mon all persons in whose bands, or possession the
said goods and clot Bel': map be attached, so that they
and every of them be and appear bc.fwe.thivitti4 dcort
ou the day and place aforesaid, to answet what stall
be objected against them, and abide the judgmetiof
t he Court thirein. - And have you,then there this writ.
Witnoss tile Idea. David Wilmot,,rresident of ode
said dont tat Montrose, tue 17th day of August; A l
D. Iss.', G. B. R. WADL, ri'ilito4niary. -
TAKE NOTICE : That in pursuance of ihe above I - 3 :l '
cited writ, I have this day, Oct 2, !sr", attached ail
! that certain pieee or parcel of land, situate in i r e
j O nrn , t , !jp of 1):Iiii:INI, S11,4 1 S11.1:n:111I1 County,4ll.l
north by kild of Selah Payne, on the east by latnr of
dames Mc Ca rd dl e, on thee south by- l ends belonging
to the eState of
late
llii.burn, deceased, and ace the
I :v n e ' s il t i ' l l ) t :- I l a a:::d= d l e tte e ' ,itii:fllB -f o llows,
Ia yne, (Nn o t ai ' i ' v i in : g a o l:h . : l :y
three aeres, he the game more or Tess, tog,etherewith
the appurtenances, bbout ten acres partly inliatr;ed,
, . .. JOBS' YOUNG; Sherry.
_.
Sheliti's Office, M'Ontrosc, Oct. it, 1838.
_ :
DISSOLUTION. .1; ,
-rill'. firm of NICHOLS, r:NI MONS, S CO., tea-Ois ,
..011.,:d :Its first, Mi.)3_, by mutual conscht.4 A
nor firm 1.n ,, also been 6talli;lied under the Immo
mid stilt: of
. •
Morse, Nichols,. &
of I.lla to-wit
. a7l-17.1toRM.
TI; dirk,
Swq.( l o., Pa., • lilt NICHOT3',.i
Octotwr t, 1.63,6.-13IN' 5 - L. IL ALDEN.
• .
BENTLEY, 'READ. &
, •
8 . .11E - how reLivit:g a. very largk well selected
assortment of
G 0I)S. ,
adapted to the seAson and this maeket, which they
otter on the most fuvor 7 able terms to their old (or
new) etvommers.
An 3,7:t invited to call anti stri=fe thentselveS as to
the truth of the above, before purchasing elsewhere.
Ilont:ose, .Scpt. 29, 1655.
Binghamton Tti7V,ter Cure,
BINGHAMTON, BROOME COUNTY, N. Y.
rrillS Establish'tient is open for .
the reception of
- I - patients the whole year, - landis arranged with a'
view to the health and comfort of in.alids during the
(-old wcathir. The .
'
fa/AYH N (g) kV:IM
arc thoroughly warmed tuathe entire house is kept
at a Stemmer temperature.
Expei•ience has demonstrated thaCtrater treatment
is most Successful during the Antuatfund Winter'
months.
All sick per;ons who desire health, trend even those
who have not heptistiettesful littretof47e in their ef
forts to obtain this invaluable boon,) will here find a.
rare opportunity to accomplish the great object, uion
which the peace, happiness, and proSperity of their
future lih.tlepentl.
The Physicians, Dr. Thayer and Wife, have had
twelve years' experience in treating diseases Hydro.
pathically, during which time they -intve-prescribed
fur nv'er ten thousand Fii4: persons, •m,d the success
attending their prewriptions is stififeient evidence_
of tlrvii skill ac saccei. - -thl practioners.
Patients will provide for personal use, OS towels,
two woolen blankets, two 'comfertahle, three linen
or cotata sheets, and some linen for bandages, all of
which should be marked.
Tertlk: frpAst $4 lto.slo pir week.
LW' Dr. Thayer. will - be at Surgailtanna Depot,
(Nii:horx Hotel,l Oct. 11th, for ednallatiore..
For further particulars, address . ---, - •••
. ~ 0. V. TTIAYETt, 31. D.
Binghamton, 5ept..9.9, 15.56.-tf ..'7" - 2-
• .
rpHE term of Partnership of geott4 Riley having
1. expired, the firm ie this - day diisolred by mutual
consent_ Our customers Wl° have un...k.ttled accounts
with ItA are respectively luvited to call and settle the
same. Tlm'husitmiS lwreafter bS,carried on try;
IRA SCOTT, who will sell ' Goods fiii - ready Pity only.
SCOTT'S: RILEY.
Springville, October 1; 1853.-4 w
And torN Notice.
THE undersigned having been appointed by the
Caurt of Common Pleas of Sumelinttna County,
to make distribution of the. proceeds of. the sale ,of
Real Estate of S. TI. Cant:kid, will attend to the An:
tics cf s said appointment at the. office of Wm. J.,Ttn ,
tell; ill Montrose, nn Tuesday, the second day of No
vember :text, at eleven o'clock. in the forenoon, -at
which time and pleme,all persons interested will pre
seat their elaitus - or be forever barred from coming in
upon said feint F. M. STREETER, Auditor:
Montrose, Sept. 2%, .185F!,--4 - w-• - - . - •
AtttlitoiN i otice. 4
MlTE•undersiored, haring been appOinted by tht
jj Court of Common Pleas of suitpiehantut County,
an Auditor to make distribution of the moneys in the
hands of the Sheriff of said County arising from the
sale of Rea) gstate of Harvey 1141; 1 A:in attend. ta the
duties of said appointment ntltis'Ottilittrose,
on Tuesday, the 18th day of 00, ns I o'clock in the
afternoon, at which Utile and place all persona inter
ested in said moneys will present their claims, or. be
forever barred from coming - in upon Said fund, •
A. CI! Angltalif,..,llWclitor.
3lontrose, Sept: 16, 1858,—irr
Auditor's Notice. •
TTlE,undersi, ed, appoint P d -an Auditor, by 'the.
Court of :ninon of Susg. Co:, to make
distribution of le fonds arbitig front • the sale of the
Real ESiate of aniel Aaker, hereby tics notice, _
that be wilL,att tul to t h duties'ef appointment
at his office itt . „ . . ontrittse - , on Monday ; the 18th `day of
Outober:ticat:•liffeelock,
persons hatintunintereatirtitte sakifain/Van attend
if they think l prOper,: , .A; . C£l.4. l 4BEßLls, -
liodtrose, sept.
r;esb 1/ .
=
TBST RECELVE.Di .6.51) ,FORSAI'LE BY •
Aulr e IS. • • C. LYONBA BON.
18t8. NEW ARRIVAL 1859.
-+-OP -
FM And-Winter;ook
NT.OAP Tandy fur inspection, a full and-complete as,
1.11 sortinnnt
3E:D l at"
trAtide..for the ;mom. In fat theacti kla4grdand etrtm hot ay.
erytAag appertatalug to Cita Mao, at low pieta. Outotock
. • .
4!.,
D - c:r2EW4O
r- , ....
could:tot Prints, rblnta and Gingbatnn, PIM?) Place!, rlabi nr.,l.
ILviredik-lalact Saga all W. 4 I , clailwx. fine Mack I:nintr.tzlneanti
Alpacca,Challier6 a , ! , 1 Mack and Fluty Fl!'cA at. all Irle‹ .., ,S l, rorkt
llmito - •.. IBonvet.,. Kurlav, Florvvr3 - 41nd WTl:tn.. Mir li.IN Iktit•
net and T3fretta Itl , 6nnx,:it.-0, 1 4r.0v01d Reed 1164101,1:Prfla Mart:
int. KU TM:. Till,ail. and Sit': 010,-0..., qaw,vielts, linen and
Cutfol gt..., IVIIrr I: GOODS, Bar& :ul.l Jae. Menltno:i...sce: , . la-
Nrcinto.,real)roldt4W,Collupn um! S. kevra, liitid: 3 , a; Vaulty Mande.
. .
•-' - YANKEE ,
NOTIONS •
.
Ic y
ritThe , Ins: Pglev Svags,llair 011+. De:refl.-IT, Pert lteemle,
1..
mar ...!..es, 1,1111,!4 r Dressieg t'oeths, 111/I y f'..rnt.4 1%.4m0t-
War; t lubbtr Iluir I. :Jiver ata Steel Thithl les.
$ i 4 ( 2 t 1 1 ? a 53 loltp: 610111$;
A :arc: 4..,,,k. et DROADCLOTIIS.
131:w14 tr)wn and M. 1, 0 .1
Tweeds, Kentucky Jowls, Cot tonades.
and Eatir.et I.s
A general as;ortment of
HARDWARE .
" 0,4 ,Thdra, ''.arn poor asouent,stst
On and Tord:A. Pat.at Claw Puller+, "Nair lavk. * and Illuer4. lad.
Lanka, Trim}, and 1111 Locks, Wltniour Faati f utnr; (nundt,
fur liar, Tn,Y.:. Poskets Krares, Qxts
aboano, tklarla, Planterineand Bdck Tran - ni.•Wrvne:lea. :vont.
Bolts AlhliL 151.401 L% Dinner Belle. Must' Ildls and littnica,l:atn.
Shavcl4, tient Stones., &e...
001 S & Shoes.
V....14`.11'5k1n and VlT , Vilide BIWA: tadICS aalterA•ll,,ot
Kid Also,
Giocerles, Crockery, and Glassware,
HATS:, CAPS,
oer usual lava. atoek—all of which we •ciil sell nor usual V,T1:115,
CASH. oi APPROVED Clt..E.ltrr.
We alai, have on baud a plvslor quallty of
BROOMS---OF HOME MANUFACTURE,
which we will ace,* of at When - wile or ROW, at fair ',lcel.
Sat lethal that oar Stock No. been well Celcctell no to rinnlitYslttnl
vtc., we Lave no holt:Con to tot lthq oar Mends to call nod
Ca
ntolt.e. IHIOTHER.S.
Grain and Butter Wanted.
Eferalor :laid Pine Luisiber,.rionr,
Bran Chopoi. at, reasonable prices may be
fout.l et our ,`C/17,',i.1/.MILL.
• POST BROTITERS:
3fontrose, September 29, 1658.'
GREAT
INDUCEMENTS
CAS ,t- BUYERS!
NEWFALL STOCK
JCST 13F.ING OPENED AT
Lathrop & DeWitt's.
MONTROSE, September 15;1858.,
• TUE 4u,s,KE:g CITY .
InSUi s dnee Comp. of Phil - .
Capital and ,Sttrplits, a 300,000.
Chartered Capital, 854)0,000.
Offee, Franklin ißuildiuffs, lltaiteut St.
"VIRE INSURANCE on Storss4.ll-relllmrs,Puhlte. Itullallucs and
Mna, gonerallr. , :%L'SIIJNE INSURANCE W ino - ls',
srm, I.on (*OM/et tv mak froin airvarta of the Wimilkay::44ooNPaufi..
Imsnrance on tsooftsro and from all istrti of the 12 : ..nrfl• • • :'
Sfatriomit of the Businexx and Condition of the Qua
- her City luxuranee Company, of. Philadslphiu,
• for Sir ..11pnth$, ending June 301 h, 1658.
cnotht and Sorphr...tromary Ist. ha • 4•2't 7F9 ,S 7
rocol ACClllea roo Jan, I , t to Jnly 5.5
Vr,ll,lnio 11:1,11:1
S.,l7..ttge a.nd Ittslnsur Moe 4,877 '24
LOSSES, E.ITENISES,
To la , wn. paid- $14.4:4 134
Ret. Pranatino, and L'aidnee4..:33,S94
Balance riaualedan vUI the Coinp:uly. July I.t, 04;1st :33
. . .
A S S E TS.
utl•• 'Zsr ui,:uX,..u. FtwkA-c.cum.: 13614-. Luas? O
L' n OA- -
1,0er,.! and (M 1 Lna1...&c.,. , 81A741 tA)
au: t llcextrab,e, *%61.1 7'J
C.ukll on land and lu Lanls, reed due rum AgrntA, t 9,916 va
GEE
Surp',l,EU-1,11;11 33
•
Of fleet*.
•cronnrlL - ITAF.T. Prt,lderJ.E. I'. COPS. rbze rro.laAr.
‘11.11.e .Blt.S WELL, Sr.e.,t:Tnrart. I 14.11. BUTLER,
Directors.
8. Mr!, E. 1`..11,.-1. A. C. rattell, Hon. IT. 31. Fuller, J.
Edwn:ll-...1. (3. 1131 , -. E. F P. FOrk.ll,l. C. R. 11c1:,, A.
R. Cl.^Jahers. J. L. l'oraemy. IL E. encrwen. mid S. Jout , „ 31. U.
WTI. D. 4 LUSIC,.4geItt.
moyntosr., s, ~, ,..;:abcr 13. 1t5,3.-ly
•
ALL IN WANT. OF
Attar SS
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cav BUY TTIEM
CHEAP F R
OR
S HORT 'CREDIT,
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Et.. EMIT! &
NEW MILFORD, SEPT. 29, 1659: 6m,
PROCLAMATION.
•
Susquehanna County, ss. , ,
'3isnrtt.t 11 ens, lic lier-neit In the Court of Com
filend; Seneca F.,Tknner, mon Pleas of said
es. - . Co. April Term,
R1C1.1.1,11D 11CORS. 185 S. No. 141.
To Rkhard . Whereas- a Subpseua in
Dieorce was issued, to April -Term, 1858, ithich
was duly returned non est inventits, and thereon an
alias Subpoena Witi issued in said cause retornable to
Augu.st Term, 1858 upon the return of which proof
was made to the said Court that the said Richard
Ilughs conld not he found in my-Bailiwick.
This notice is therefhre to require you to appear
before the Judges of the said Court_ on the third
Monday of Nov. -next, to answer said cortiplaint,
JOHN YOUNG. Sher?".
Sheriff's Office,' Montrose, Sept: 29; 1858.
' PROMATUTION. • •
Susquehanna County,-'33; , • • •
JETWSIIA Barter,. by . her In the' Court of Com
ne,st friend SiChard Bixby, mon Plots of said Co:
vs • April Term, 18 . 59,
• : JOHN JUJUY. • No: •
To' John. Bailey : Whereas a Suhptena in Di
vorce was loaned to. April Term; which was
duly returned non mg tnuentout, and 'thereon
tin ails;
Subpoena was issued in said cause' returnable to Au•
gnat Termit•lBs% .- tifion. thiliettiiii'of which- proof
was trade toalie *mid Oaurt that the 'said 'Jelin 4illeit
could not be found in my Bailiwick: •
' This notice is therefore to iv:intro: you to appear
beforothe Judges of the Isaid Court -on the - third
Monday of Nov. noir,: to answer said: Complaint,
-• JOHN YOUNG ( ,••Sheriir:
Sheriff's &ace, Montrose, Sept.',29, 1858.:
KEYSTONE HOTEL.
Win. K. HATCH, Proprietcii:
ffilllS new and commodious Hotel, situated on Main
Street, tentt. the Court House, and nearly in the
center of the business portion" of Montiose,_ is now
fully completed and ftwrivhed„and wiltlm openetlow
the '27th of the present month for the accommodation
of the public and, travelers. The Proprietor feels,
confident that he is novi'piepared to entertain guests
in - naisiniter that cannot fail to give
Corriglet6 Utisfaction.
The tense and Furnituteite new,.and - no expense
his been spared ti) render it equal,_ if notsuperior
,any xiuular establibluninf in this part of the State:dt
,is well supplied with all the recent improvements and
comforts, and,obligin,. Welters will always _be in at
tetidance to respond tri customers: _ The Stables
I,conneeted'with this house are
New Convenien.t.
The . I'mprietoi , respectfully solicits the 'patronage
of his . old frie,ncla and the public generally.
WM.K.-11A.T011.
Noutroze, Bepten#Ar-22,3858.—tf,
MU
Fri -co
,j,
.OEY
• (101.111,T. 151 STREET,
Adjoining the "Bank of Binghamton," - - BIgGRAXTON, Y.
'1 ,-
rilit
IR ;.-
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Ever offered to the people of this county. - - ..
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•
DB•IiSS GOODS., ,-, _ , • .
. .
. • ,
SITAIVILS 3
E3/13H-001:ERIES , ,
Domestirs, Cassiinefes,
Linctns, • • Moths, &0.,
Rich Silks,
HoseTY,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
41414AIFSA . SYRUPS,
IWtact, any and everything in the Way of GrOCCriec, CIIEA.4I: TITAN TIM CfIEArEST ,
• '
....
Also, OROOKERY,'WOOD & WILLOW WARE•
. zgr• 1 1 articulor invitation extended to those- who purchase for calif to call and examine our stock and prices
before pLuchasingelsewheie,
A. KNOWLTON, - - '...
1ed,627
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.—FiIk 'arM Cotton Linbrellas, Ladies' Sun Shades and ParOols,
in great varnlts, just received direct from - the Manta(lioturer '
for sate at LOW PRICE,S, at
0 KN9wiroN'6, 51 Court street, adjoining Bank of Binghamton.
TRUNKS TRAVELING 111 G- VALISES, AND LADIES ILAT.ROXES,•
. A large assortment direct triTtn the Ilanufactory in Jersey Chi, just received at- . _
KNOWLTON'S., 31 Court-street
(
BLASTING POWDER AND FUSE.
A. iCITOWLTOI4,
• . . .
Sole Agetit , for the Slam Bang:Powder Mills, will keep en hand at all times a large stock of the above
celebtated POWDER, which will be sold* the keg only ~ a t Ilanefacturers'priees. Also. - s
. ~
* • ,ri P ORTllial" OW D ER, - S NOT AND CAPS. .• .
All the Choice &rands of Spo;"ting - Folitter, from the Hazard Powder Company, on hand at :fll times, for N
sale at low prices. .1.C..8.—M,y Powder will speak for itself. _.. _ .
"A: KNOWLTON - , 51 Court•street, adjoining,.the Oank'of Binghamton:
C 11213055 (oA..SCr=figni
ll= o.a. TOIII MEL CIMATIO,
C1F......A.1) CANADA INCLUDED.)
.t , - ; • -- ..m 4 it - -;.- .
More than 60 different styles nor ,-
in store,l , ,:tluding all the newest pattcrns—received direct from the
manufacturers. No Jobbers profits paid on .'lnime,preductione at tids.establishment. Tlu asia - rimcnt will
.
be kept unbroken during the Summer_ season. Al KNOWLTQN, srCourt-sheet. -
- -
311111 - th (1 rret, t- r-- ''''lo''' -31 - v ti ,? Ar :_ . -•-
7 2 7:1 14 , • -, . - .1.- •
- Ij
II - .
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A large assortrneni of BLieuit nod. Crackers received t . his day, flout one of the meat extenzite Bakeries
n New York City. A fresh tioppl 4 y.reeeired every week.
Soda Biseicit, IVine Riirewit,
Extra Cream Bleenit, Aiervethy J 3 suit,
.A-o;!p_ar,eil.Bisragit, .801.0.72 Vreirkief,
(ri - dlititli. Cracker s, Pitiley do,
Oyster 'do: Qinge? gi,apt,
dT 51 COURTSTHEET.
• N. B.—Pork and Beans for Sale as Above.
. .- • -
. _.
, iiit , " • ,
..,,, MR. “ppursTIOAN:"..---Please don't - say 'anything ittiont - oarlhitto Shil l g Tea r thatvoplo
are clubbing and sending tti) initeti for; as the country ladiealutve that artiet in Aitrge,..anit ate - drawing on
. - •
it at-a rapid rate. - -
-\ ` Aili Noll,1 7. 14T0N, 51 str eet. Cour-
. . ......--
-Bin g baxpto.:Au e st - 25 - , 1 ',ZiS.—tf
N. branch will by opt:u for a few days at Montrose;in N. BULLARD'S - BOOK STORE; Pub-'
lie Avenue, where samples will lie Aeon, prices- given, orders taken, and goods sent every
. day free
from -of
charge froinghandon. , {Aug 25;-,1869.—if
ARE M•..
EXCITM . N ,
EE LT
,
AT THE , -
aoo, I
_ . AND ALSO AT Tilt •
Montroge 0001/ St to I
TATHtBE the subset iber receiving a large-gime
_ titv of
• 54C1110014 BOOKS9 , :y •
such as are to be used at the Normei to'Cont;'
menee the 80th hist" Also _ •
liligcellai;eouG:Booksi
• • • a.good assortment, Mid.
ST,AILTZON'EIIiT
of the belt quotient! of which will be. sioltibleigli
at Lire and Let Livepriees,- by
A. lq. BULLARD.:
liton-trw,,AugustlB, 1858.
- •
Admittiitcator's 'Notice' ••
voncm Is ktivlityeliten peraons hz . ving - demon& NlA:nst
Lll , the tratatt RD K EY, delvivied. lat (4 Asalown,
that the same noted h prtArclu.l twthe utektaltztuallior.M . Tange,-
T ightaret ipeploVlS IndOted to ealit E.tataar requftted to Mak,
hvalectiate.paymeut:. E. A44101.4../akor.
Arstat-liusq. co., 5e0,15.1.8e.4w . . -
. .
Mrstock is one of the largest and best selected vatietiesQf
TAPLE A ID - . ANCV
4
,o-
Mantillas,
Flannels,
To which the attention of Close Buy,c'ros
In the Ita.qement,3vill be found a large assortment of Family
To Which the Attention of TEE PEOLE is 'invite A
SIIG:API,
POWDER! 'POWDER!!
We've Cages for Canary Birds,
all their sizes rated— • ,
" Anere-single life they may enjoy, .
.0? bliss of being mated." ,
p,u
E
How idea it is at breakfast time, •
Before yineve been to work sir,
- To knot you've drank . your.eoiten pure,
And saved your beans for pork sir.r.
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SIDL.,,-
41 ,
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4 W 4 ,
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IRE
COFFEES,
51 €OIIIIT-STBAVET.
9
Milk Bixtuit,LernonißiacuU
. .
Cep L'isen:l„
. .E.49lliicnit,.
.Thrt:rr erarkeis, • Sugar Crai•kers,
Walnut do.• • • ' Driairt (Ai:
0 — The old ihshiTiell hand - -made 'hater Crackerr;
FFEE.
.Adjoining the Banieof Bingtilinton.
DUE NOTiCE,
-ANN- •
Govern Yourselves Accordingly,
a:m TH AT
& Co.
' • • Aro CoNtuntly ra.vlving •
Tra -7: :RE@ C
o f the latest sti fl es itricr;ii, s, • -
Sl:La*,le; Mamt i lla e.
. , .
1 1 /1-141-1-NE I Y' , 10., 1/ S
to al:1M the atteridon couutip 111111e101 ire teefeeinu'
ase)rtriett of
leuibioldoiiiis;bollars,Slieveo; Lin
;.!!-,. A , 1114. - Laces, and White Goodt,
unexcelled tic iillty; style, - • • • ,
We:divc4o liFpiat otattentqi ti the
IMAM .11.63)3 e1412111/111
bustne s,bartne"nuexttyutcetuitorlmr ertabilrbrumt mar erred with
our ?Ores, at 11ONTROSZ and S 8011.fiffkliNri
Matte; Oureelemthat we mu fit a unut—be i e (11verfer.chult, sal. nd
-matt& haill•aive J 1 s pmentible - tiyle, • - • -
. :- 'pnov fano AYE IV YS
1114 hte'roireNoanitteisilllrreli With the . "NREDITL,r Ortre
• `Galt poec4l
tt by us te eorwhrt. ortiVAIS L‘14,1 at( it wellas' =WAN COQ,
• ll4 gat *.yWue."Dltrtip'S ORTII thaatore
Co.
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FLCII7R, PORK FISH,
mnator