- - :- . .
• - Ent4w4 — nft in it finittily Fehool. ' •
The—folloWing story. - is acknowledged :a
'-gooa 'un," but I believe it has-not 'found
its way- into the papers : , _ •_. . •
A few years since, some roguisli - ors in
i
a town not a, thriusandiniles from t caOtal
i
----
of New Hampshire persuaded Jose . • IST--,
or as' he was gctietally called, " JO Ito at
tend 'Sunday School.] Joe was an o‘ ,r-groWn,
halfwitted, profane,lo, and the - boy antici-.
rated considerable fUn out of himl but, the ,
answers to the various questions propounded, I
were given. so readily and correctly, that no'
one could for a moment suppose that he was
not fully yversed in theological lore.
• Joe was drily ushered in-and placed' on a
settee in front Of one ou ' which his - frier.ds
were seated: end the recitation comMenced.
.The teaeirer.first questioned - the class •on
their regular lesson, and afterwards, turned
'. to Joe. 1 • .
.-
" My 'friend," said the teacher," who made
.th&world we inhabit I" . .
-- "SI I"' said Joe, turning up his eyes like
an expiring calf. -
!- 4 Who made the world we inhabit l'
Instas he-was probably about to give, the ;
answer, one of the boys seated behind insert . ..,
erf a pin into - his pantS, about nine inches" be
low the ornamented huttons_On. hiq coat.—
" God Almighty," answered lee, in an '.ele..
.'vated tone,- at the same time rising quickly
frd'm tits seat. . •
"That is .correct," replied the teacher," but.
-it iknot necessary that you should rise in an:
sWering; a sitting ptiition is just as well." .
Joe was seated, and the catechiShia pro
ceeded.
"Who died to save the world . ?"
. The pin was again inserted; end Joe ITO..
• ed, "Jesus Christ,"hi a still louder voice,
rising as before from his seat. •
"That is also correct, but do, not manifest
so much feeling ;:do be more composed and
: more reserved -in your manner,' said 'Site
teacher in •an - expostulating tone... • •
AtteiJoe had calmed down, the sekamina.•
tion went'on.
" - What will be the final doom of all Wick
ed.menlnNi'as the subje . et" °l. u P for consid
eration, and, as the pin was again "stuck in,"
Joel . hundered-oat, with -a higher elevation
of his body, "J - lell and damnation."
• "my young 'friend," said the instructor,
" You give the true answers to all these ques.
tions butwhile you are here, we.wish you
to be more inild'in your words.. Do en
_ . demi, it youcan, to-restrain your efithlisi
asin.and girt , &less eitenaed icopi .to your
feelings.' • •
•
WORRN NATURAL* Oakibas.--This .pass
age occurs in a Work recently published
abroad on the "Art of Public Speaking
w speak better than men.
The) selves more easily, more
v iv more arch simplicity.•-be
caiit *dly, more' delicately.—
/ with, which they - are re
pro: r -is an effect of their con
stit: )erament. Hence there
aro r %lie/ write in an adinir
- able e manner, -although. they
hart rhetoric nor logic, and
even Di*e' grammar or orthogra
phy
isthey speak ; and they
speak : as the birds sing, and
their language has - the same charm. Add to
this the sweetness of their 'organ, the flexi
bility of their voice, and the variety of their
'intonations, a*rding to, the feeling which an
imates them; the nobility of their physiog
nomy, which' greatly increases the effect of
words; picturesqueness of their gestures, and
is. short the gracefulness of their whole ex
terior thus, although not destined for ora
tors by their sex or social position, they
-have all the power of the oiktor and all. his
- Vieir snhere. Prui in flgtnctivi y. tor. none Dater- know how to
touch; persuade„and influence, which, I think,
is the end 'and the perfection of eloquence."
~t •
•
The Best 'Mae of Drying - Pumpkins.
We loVe pumpkin pies, even when there
ris ahubdance of tree ruits, and we shall
this year, love them all the more because the
trek fruits are scarce. - We have - tried all
modes of drying pumpkins, but no plan is,
we think, equal to the one we re.:pmniendeti
a year ago, and which we have recently -tried
on a later scale than hitherto. It is this
Take the ripe pumpkin, pare, -cut into small
pieces, stew soft, mash and strain through a
Colander, as if - for making pies. Spread this
•
pale OM plates in layers, not quite half an
in 01: thick; dry it down in the stove Oven
kept at so low a temperature as not to scorch
it. In about a day it will' become' dry and
crisp. The sheets , thits'made` can be stowed
away in a dry place and they are then al
ways ready for use for pie or sauce. Soak
the pieces over night in a little milk, and
they - will \return to a nice pulp, as delicious
as the fresl: pumnkin—we think much more
so. The qUiek drying after cooking prevents
.
anyy - portion from slightly souring; as is al
- - ways the case when uncoOked pieces are
dried • and the 'flavor:, is much better pre
seryei The after cooking is saved, this plan
is quite as little trouble-as the old mode, to
say nothing of its superiority in -ihe quality
of material obtained. Try - it and yott will
not return to the old method. we are -sure,
-- and yon .will also become a greater lover of
pumpkin pie " the year round,", ,and feel less
the loss of the fruit eorn.—Ami:Ag.
- TEE Emotes Lrhasnr.—lt need not. be
• large nor , expensive. It need not be pur
chased all at once. The readiirg of it need
-not detract one hour from the important la
bors-of the field. But ev* farmer should
by all means have a library; He needs one
for his own benefit Be-should have some
scientific knowledge of the various 'opera
tions he is daily performing, bOth for his own'
- enjoyment, and so as to be able to give a
reason for every thing he does on his. land.
His children should be taughtihephilosophy
of agriculture more or less thoroughly, that
they may be attached to the <ldling, and may,
make improvements in it-Am. 4g.
To KEEP MEAT FRothr.—After the mea
is well frozen, I tie ii in papers and pack in
a flour barrel with clean straw, pushing the
straw down tightly with a thin lath. 1 then
put the barrel in a box, five .or .six inches
larger than the•barrel every way, and fill the
space with dry .saw-dust.- Last Winter I
kept ineat thus in fine condition until April..
. •
) CURE FOR Baos-curns.—One of our clev
erest and most reliable friends informi us
that common mullen leaves, smoked in a
new pipe—one in whicik tobacco has never
been used—is a'sure and certain cure for
bronchitis. The remedy is simple and inno
aid, and within the reach of all. - Recollect
4tatthis is not the remedy of _ P
t ' a retired phy:
' 'an =whose sands 'of life' have nearly run
, but is given to us by-One.who has, tried
it hittiself, and'seen it:tried with others, and
- has newer .known it to fail in effecting a , per
manent cure. mile remedy is _simple and
we an_ Certainly discover no harm lik ely_ to
- arisetfrom a trial—Scientific American.
...
4 ‘Boanust" Eut.uns.—ln Guadalupe
Corafy,qoas, there are several mills en
gaged in manufacturing -syrup from the Chi
._ nest sugar-cane, and nearly every faimer
' there, will have enough of it for ,home eon-
Ritntilliwation: The same-may be said of many
an. He ietniegte-of -Texas.
sus,"--4thany dc,
3E.E.INICYVET3La
oNEW
1 11 ) g
COURT {sl} STREyff, •
Adjoining the "Sink of Binghamton," - - !BINGHAMTON, N. Y.
." I
~~
My Stock is one.of the largest and best selecte
S T VE
DRY
DRESS GOODS, .
StIAWLS,
Mantillas, DomeEd
- Flannols, - Linen
To .which the attention of Close Buyers
Bich Silks,
Hoe,ery,
• In the Basement will be found itlarge.assortraeint of Family •
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS ,
• To which the attention of THE PEOPLE i invited. . -
MOLASSES, SYRUPS, . SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS`- FLOUR, PORK. FISH,
In tact, any and% everything in the • way of Groceries, , n
IIZI I PER THJOITHZ CHZAPILST.
Also CROCE.ERY, WOOD & Ndlii.ALOW WARE.
Particulor invitation extended to those who purchase:for:cash-to icall and examine out. stock and prices
before purchasing elsewhere,l
A. lENOWLTON,
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS. --Silk and Ccitton Umbr4las, Ladies` Sun Shades and Parasols,
in great varietf, just receired.direct from the Manufacturer, for sale
. at, LOW PRICES, at •
A. KNOWLTON'S, 51 Court-str et, adjoining Bank of Binghamton.
•
TRAVELING BAGS,. VALISES, ANN LADIES RAT - BOXES, ,
A lame assortment direct from the Manufactory in Jr. e,ll
fIa ,. .uViLTON'S, 51 Courtstreet.
- -
. - ...
-- - POWDER! POWDER!! - ..
BLASTING POWDER liiND FUSE.
_
_ ..
.. A. KNOWLTON '
9
Sole Agent for the Slam Bang Powder Mills, will keep on hand tt all times a large stock of , the above
celebrated POWDER, which will be sold - by the keg oply, at ManufaTttrers' prices. Also.
, SPORTING POWDER, SHOT AND CAPS. • _
•
F AI L thiChoice Brands of Spiting Powder, from the Hazard Powlder Company, on hand at all times, for
sale at lo piiess. N. B.—My Powder will speak for itself. I .
• A. KNOWLTON, 51 Court-street} i adjoining the Bank of Binghamton.
. - =
0.1%-ger30 4 .3, CILIGFM6II. •
- ,
. e •
. " We've Cages for Canary Birds,
..-
To aU their sizes rated— . •
• -Where single life they may enjoy,
. , - Or bliss of being mated."
CREATION,
(JERSEY CAGES Port, ALL CREATION,
• . (JERSEY AND CANADA DICLIIDZD4 0 • ‘
- i .
- _
• More than 60 different styles now in store, including all thenewest ilettereelved 4iretit from the
manufacturers. No Jobbers profits.paid on "home productions" at i this.estarlishinen. The assortment will
be kept unbroken during the Summer season: A. EITOWLTON t ,
51 Cotatetieet.
72151 C tfi AC •
KU ) 11%
•
.k.• large- assortnieni of Biscuit and Crackers received this day, from one of the most extensive Bakeries
in New York City. A. fresh supply received every week.
Sao Biicidt, Trinißiscuit, • ,
Extra Cream Biscuit, Abernethy Biscui
Nonpareil Biscuit, Boston Crackers,
- Graham Crackers, Fancy • do.
Crier 'tfo. • Ginyer Snaps,
PURE
AT 51 COURT-STREET,. ,
"How nice it is
Before you've I
•
To know you'vt..
And saved your beans for pork' sir."
N.. B.—Pork and Beans for Sale as Above.
• - ,
•
- Mr. " REPUBLICAN :"—Please don't say anything about cur" , T isro Shililing Tat, that people
are, clubbing and sending '2O - miles for, as the cbuntry
.Isdres:have that article in charge, and are draining on
it at a rapid rate.
A. KNOAVLTON, 51 Court street.
•
Binghamton, August 25, 1858.—tf
litogble Ailopg lie ofa rogiets.
Every Tab Stands on its Own Bottom,
IKE ORIGINAL ONE PRICE & READY
PAY STORE OF NEW MILFORD.
HAYDEN EROTHERS,,
111. peoples' agents are on band with the largest
11 , STOCK OF GOODS
EVER brought into this section, consisting of
. •
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots; Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Yankee Notions,
JoWelry, Watches, Flour , and Salt,
• -
- Wooden Ware, Wail Paper,
G 2 den & Field Seedi; Hay & Straw
. Forks, Brooms,
d
other articles too.numerous to mention. -
e' day his dawned. Old Fogyism has had its day.
his now in the "Winter of its discontent," going
down, derry down. The day is not far distant when
old kopism will become so dead that it can't even
kick. The Farther and Mechanic will then have no
leari6f Day-book and Ledgers, and his !Inlet slumbers
will not be disturbed by horrid dreams of "Sheriff
mought it be I
We would here state (for the benetifof the unitia
ted,) that wehave ONE PRICE for our Goods and
• NO DEVIATION.
'Our goods are all warranted as representel; and
nomharge for sights.' -
Thankful lorpast liberal patronage, we hope by
close application to holiness, and an eye tothe wants
of the people, to merit a continuance of the
- HAYDEN BROTHERS.
New Milford, May . ,k, 1858.—1 y - "
AND F
GO
'F.7er &fired to the people of this court
! UW~g
varieties of
lANCY
ODS
IBROIDERIES,
tics, Cassimereo,
Clothe, dm.,
called
51 COURT-STREET
OH YES! OH YRS!
HERE WE COME.
govialt visual!.
TICAVII4G purchased of S. A:Woodruf his Stock
" in Trade,. are • prepared to accommodate all
rho Will &vol. us 'midi their custom, at "live and let
live" pricei.
•
STOVE AND PIPE,
TIN, COPPER,
1 AND' SHEET IRON WARE
of ever" desitription usually found In the country.
Also, WINDOW SASS,"
j PANEL DOORS,
• WINDOW BLINDS,
LATH; .
_
• PINE LUMNIR;
and BUILDING MATERlALS'geiseratly.
Desri for COuntry buildings, with , specilicatious
and estunetes of cost, &c., furnished to such as may
desire then, at moderate prices.
Persons about building in the County will find It to
their interest to . -call on us. Come and see us, we
intend always to keep the latch-string ost.
Tin shop-in their new building, corner,of Nein and
Turnpike streets, a few rods amthof Seorla'a hotel.
Carpenter shop near the Methodist Ohara.
N. B. All kinds of produce taken in exchange for
Goods. i.
SPY: lit : Born,.
A. L. Mrassirs.
Montrose, March 3,1838.—1 y
SODA..•& BUTTER CRACKER/14
jaskirflml at .•: J. LYONS Jr SOIL
MFontrpse, August 14 108,
THE - MONTROSE
N i eto • .../ 44. 1 :
I
1'
General Finhig Store .
NEW GOODS
DIRECT froit I)7R.V . YORK CITY for Spring trade
•I tit" s Goias
et many kindm, l Vrints„ Gingham, Muslin Delaine,Chal
li Moire Antique, and different grades of Black Silk
Aleirri ettrig
by the yard or piece. A good assortment of Carpe.!!
Oil Cloth, and Matting, Looking Glasmrt, Wall Paper
CARPENTERS TOOLS,
Planes, Saws IDS Saws, Cross Cut and Drag Saw
HARDWARE
consists of everything In the lino of Cutlery, House
keeping articles, Builders old Mechanics Hardware,
Farming Articles, Beaks and Balances, &c., kc„
Boots and 51t04!3, Bats and Caps, Dopes and Cordage,
In fact every thing a reasonable person tan want.
We think the Public for past favors and solicit a
further patronage. M. S. Wilson & Son.
s, Montrose, May 19, 1658.
A Light! Light!
G 4 "ITNOW ALL St EN BY THESE PRESENTS,"
11'yhat t i the undelsigned,have on hand for sale
Peters` .Non-E.fplosire, Self -Generating Gel Lattip,
the BEST, safest, and mostn I light ever apr
pro
duced, equal if dot superlOe est Coal Gas.. It
is perfectly adipta tt) C niches; notch% Stores,
Reading Rooms, Private nwellings,i&c., &c. It only
requires a‘ttial to prove it superior to every aber
portable light now 'in use. The material used for
generating Gas is Bruiting Fluid or Adhered Oil.—
' The Gas is generated in\the Burner by evaporiting
and decomposing the Flu
id by its own heat forming
pure Hydro-Carbonic Gas tkilich -is all conveyed to
the Burner, leaving no substance unconsumed. The
Burner can-be fitted to any ordinary Lamp, guaran
teeing It to bOterrectly safe and free from any dan
ger of explosion and is entirely free from smoke and
unpleasant smell. \
\
The following calculation will shoW, its economy
over other substances used for Light ,\
Peters' Self-Generating Gas Lamp with\
- -Fluid or Aethereal oil, at 60 cte. per
gall., six jet Burner, - 1 ce•per hour.
Camphene at 55 cts. per gall., 1 4, ,
Lard Oil, at $1,25 " 21 66 \
Sperm Oil, 2,50 " • 4 4 4 \
Fluid with com. burner,Bo cts per gall. 11 "-
Gas at $2,25 per 1000 feet, 1+ .6 • \
,4 4, 0 0 44 44 44 - Itt \
It may be distinctly nnderstood that this Burner
will produce more light than tjny other Portable Light
now in use.
The public are invited to. call and examine this
premium Lamp for themselves, before purchasing
elseirhere, this being the only Burner having a non
conductor. A. N. BULLARD.
Montrose, June 1858.
TAKE ' OTICE ALSO, •
HAT,I have on hand a good : assortment of Books
T
and Stationcry which I will sell as low as She
Name aruvac tAc tocite7 iiOt
of New York City. Call and See at the Montrose
Book Store. A. N. BULLARD.
Montrose, June 16, 1859..
"; &TO
Shop in Boyd & Webster's new building,
corner of Main and Turnpike streets.
rIAVING worked for the past nine years with the
Il most skillful workmen, he feels confident that
he can do the most difficult jobs on short notice. •
AU work Warranted to give Satisfaction.
Jewelry repaired neatly and on reasonable terms.
W. B. Stumm haaworked forme for acme time, sad I can reo
ommeod him as a careful and skillful workman, competent to do as
good work no can be done In the country, and worthy of confidence.
Towanda, .Woe 10,10x3. , Wit. A. Cnamossurr.
Egress To Wm. 'Elwell. E. W. Baud„ E. D. Montayne, E. 0
Goodrich. D. langbery. Towanda; D. 8. Dentin L. Searle, 0.1)
Lothrop, J. Wittenberg. Montrose.
Montrose. Sept. IBLS.-tf
The Artist's Rhymes
• About Hard Times,
And Lack of Dimes
THE times are hard, extremely hard,
There's no mistake about it ;
Tie hard to get'a little cash,
Harder to do without it.
All claiies feel the want of funds, .
The farmer, lawyer, merchant,
But who, more than The "Picture man"
Can show a case quite urgent—
Ife never yet has learned to live
On "false impressions" merely, '
And pictures "only in your eye"
Fill up the purse—seventy,
Please then; remember Plana Block,
Two flights of stairs ascend, sirs,
And for a copy of yourselves
A little money spend, sirs:
And if you haven't that toapare— •
Not evens Spanish quarter—•
I'll take your *grain, your butter, cheese,
And other kinds of barter.
Don't wait until another day,
If you do you may regret it;
Somewhere, I've heard somebody say
There's danger turking is delay.
• Thie hint you may as well obey— .
Perhaps in some nnkioked-for way,
A likeness of your face will pay,
So haste to Deans and get it.
' W. B. DEANS,
Over the Store of Bentley, Read, .& Co
Montrose, July tl, 1858.
Lemon Biscuit
Egg Biscuit,
Sugar Crackers,
Dessert do.
Butter Crackers.
nk of Binghamton.
Ready Made Clothing,
HATS -CAPS, &C..
A LARGE and desirable stock of READY MADE
_Li. CLOTHING, andHATS, CAPS, 3m q -consisting
of every variety and shade, and warranted to be made
in every particular as good as custom work, and a
prices that cannot fail to suit for ready pay, may be
found at the store of F. B. Chandler, for sale by
Montrose, May 'sB.—tf B. LANGDON.
Bbn k "
I
I t ,
IS NOW FURNISHED WITH
Our stock of
Crockery & Grocerie&
WM. B. SIMPSON,
MONTROSE, PA.
RIG-HT IN TOWN:
EXTENSION TABLES
MANIIPACTUILLD BY
8 . 111T11,4110111111-5 1
orpu l sras and-11MCES to snit We TIME, of
Walnut, Cherryi and Mahogany,
and warranted to:work right up to'the
Montrose. June 9, 1.159:
News Office !
x-TEw YORK CITY ILLBSTRATED NEWSPA-
All PERS, MAGAZINES, &c; foriaks at the Mont.
rose Book Store - by A. N. BULLARD.
Montrose, Sept. 0,1858.
A.writrrs muzitztaa.
PAINTS RI TUBES, BRUSHES, •
TIN, COPPEIVAND SILVER - FOIL, .
GLASS SLABS AND muLLERA
LITHOGRAPHS, he.; at the Store of
' • . ABEL !MEM
lontmoie, 16. 4, i 858.
BoNefiliOg- Web),il) igoOkoSe
. sw0111;wi:Mallo.,-'•
BO
CARRIAGE.WAKING
- BY STEAM!
TT A.IFFIJEY az LATHROP, having ro.
.1...1. moved Into their new building on Turnpike
Street, near L. Searle7B hotel, are manufacturing aid
will keep on hand'
.
OarriagoiNagone, Cu'
ters, Sleighs ) &c.
They haat prodded themschres with a Steam
Etijliite and all the necessary machinery and con
`reldences for doing work with dispatch ; and being.
both practical mechanics of long experience and - em
ploying - none but
GOOD woniumEN,
hs.y ere Ilitpared to do all kinds of work In the
131acksmithing and Car
riage Making
in their usual prOmpt and
VirorkmanlikoManner
7
and by being at all times on hand ready. and willing
to answer any order for work, and by ,ttslng
Good Materials,
I an. • MODERATE CIIARGE.S, hope to receive,*
a rge share of public patronage.
We *multi tender our thanks to our old customers,
and invite all in want of work to give us a call and
see for themselves.
Montroso, August I I, 1858.—1 y
• -
HIGHLY:..
Impoitant lilfonnation
TO ALLSENTLEMEN WHO WEAR CLOTHES.
I TUVE recently s tnade arrangements at considem
ble expense for doing work in the
. TAILORING BUSINESS)
..on very short notice, in a neat, dinable, and fashion
able manner, snit at
UCED - PRICES.
I will furnish garments to order, if desired, or.ren.
der the customer whatever assistance he ritay need
in selecting mhterials of the best quality and at the
Lowest Market Price.
All ray work will be warranted as to fit, finish, and
durability. No customer need take his work filim
the shop unless it suits him.
Being permanently and exclusively engaged in this
business, it shall be my great aim to please the pub
lie and thus seem their patronage. P. LINES.
Muntrose,..June 10, 1858,tf _
A FORTY HORSE POWER
STEIN ENURE - FOB SALE;
IN GOOD ORDER.
3FEET eight inch stroke, 14 inch Cylinder, bai
, lance wheel, three tons. Is a strong well built
machine. Suitable for a Coal Shaft or Tannery, and
Willbe sold van? low. • Address, •
POST AROTtIERS.
4,1857. ' IfOntfOse,
Valuable Lands For Sale.
FOR SALI,IN ONE BODY,'about 5500 acres o
Land on the waters of Spring Brook, a branch
of the Lack:tiro:llmi river in Luzerne County,Penn'a.
about midway betwoo- *l.-. thriving tnrrna o f
Crran
ton and Pittston. These lands are covered with val,
uable timber, and being situate in the most extensive
minera.l region in Pennsylvania—known to contain
iron ore—nnd believed to abound to coal, and being
also in the immediate .iicinity of severa},railroads
made and now in progress—offer to the capitalist an
opportunity for the investment of money thnt seldom
occurs. For further information apply to N,-P. Ho
sack, Esq., No. 11, Wall street New York, or to the
subscriber, at Itiontrose,Susquehantut county,Pa., the
attorney in fact of the owners.
April 6, 1854. HENRY DRINKER.
SOAP MANUFACTOIIL, • •
rr HE subscriber keeps c onstantlyon hand for sale
_1 at his establishment in Montrose,the best qua) !
ty of SOFT SOAI7; manufactured from the lye of
wood ashes and grease, in the old fashioned way,and
not by any - patent 'process.
• For those that furnish the grease,he manufactures
the soap for $1,50 a barrel. Warrar.ted in all cases
to be a good articlo,or the Soap may be returned and
the money refunded. -
Per barrel
Half Barrel... .
Ga110n.....
Wholesale dealers wilrba furnished—if delivered
at the Ashery InMontrOse—at the rate of ten barrels
(or $4 ,or at Scranton at ten barrels for $5O.
JOHN HENRY WARES.
Montrose, March 'l, 1856.—tf
STEAM GRIST AND SAW MILL.
POST BROTHERS having purchased the above
establishment,will keep constantly on hind Su
perfine and Fine Flour, Corn Meal of superior qual
ity, also Chop and Bran at the lowest cash prices.
Custom work will be done with despatch, and in all
cases warranted.
Montrose. July.lBsB.—tl
ry- FARMERS kTTEND - I 111 _
THE undersigned would respectfully announce to
the KUM:fill and all others interested, that we
have associated ourselves together under the firm of
IfIOTT & TIIPDEN,
at the old stand of M. & E. Mott, where we are pre
pared to furnish PLOWS of the most 'approved pat
terns now in use, such as Blatehley's Molt's Iron
Beam, &e. Also Points of all kinds, Landsidee,
Cultivator teeth, and all kinds of.eastings for Farm
ers and others, all of which we propose to sell as tows
as can be afforded by any establishment in this court,.
try. ELIJAII MOTT. _
• G. A: TILDEN.
We are also agents for Emery's Horse Powers,
Drag and circular Saws for wood, also Dog Churn
Pots, which we can furnish ou short notice.
ntrose, Jan. 1, 1851.—tf ' ' •
•
CABINET a MilliFlCT@Bli
NALL
AtANUF A CT 1;1 itS,Rand dealer in all kinds of
Furniture,,is now prepared to. fill: all
orders or Bedsteads .of all kinds at wholesale or
retail. on short notice. s Retail prices range from $2
npwar in, according to style. He also keeps on hand
Ready-made Collins; and as he has an elegant
Hearse, he is prepared to attend funerals on short
notice.
New Milford, Dec. 'l, 186.--4.9y1
LIME ABD PLASTER.
f IIE subseribers are now burning and will keep
1 constantly on .band, Lime .of a very superior
quality at Montrose Depot, and will sell it in any
quantities at a fair price. 'Persons wishing a large
quantity can be supplied.m.on a reasonable notice.
Superior ground "Plaster will be kept constantly
hand hereafter. I. L. POST,
R. DRINKER.
, JESSUP. , ,
L. SEARLE:
•Hontrose
BarirDoOr Hangings.
Patent seltaidjneting .Rollers.—The
beet and; most perfect.: urtie!o hi use. Zyery
num should try them. .
S. 11. SAYS! & BROTHERS.
Montrose, August 180858,
11110111EOPATAY. • - : •
IThit. - 11 IThIPHREY'S Homeopathic Remediea, for
1-/ sale by ABEL TURRELL:
Montrose, August 4; 1858. ,
To the Sneezing Public.
TAURNOVI CELEBRATED CATARRH' SNUFF,
11 ex Ittriairarx Reno); for sale by. R. Thayer,
Montrose ; D. .Toinpklns, Brooklyn; William H.
Thayer, Dimoeh. Mantras°, Mity " 180.
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tr., r a .-. , .....,.z.. , 111E- GREATEST:,
off. • •
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Zgi , , . 0P M. AGE,
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.3nKENNEDY; Of Itekbtlty, has * discovered la' one of our .
Otlitntria tdditra web a remedy that cum , , . . .
PAT= KIND 01.HilmOR,
The worstSerofula dame acenun . en Pimple:
He has tried It in orer eleven hundred .o.res. am nett 4dled e,:c.
ceptln two eases. (both thunder tniPq);. 7 l,hae iVr. te ht0 , ; , .... , -
Vo7 frk
° I t e uudr"- trins . 7l " tcu I:evre f M e
e;r:In l e e' le): 1 : 1 0 t u l th. twe4:
Y. '
te tie ttles,will entente wonakind of - Pimples on the fate.
wo or three bottles wilt clear the system oft n. t . - -
Two bottles are warlatited IN Cute the IrOtet canker in the mouth,
orsturnr.:, .. ...
Time toirebottlesare warranted to care the woret kind Of try.
olpotis. .. : - ...
'One to two bottles are Wardmted to care all humor In the Eyes.
Tw obottlessrowarmated to cure running of the wire hal FAA,
Si among the halt.
Feerto ix bottieeareoraminte4loettrecortmt anti ntnalhguicers
One bottle *HI cqte scaly edlptlob of the skin.
~. Tweet three betties are warranted to Mire the worat kind of dog
.
Ir rett or three be ttlesaie warn 'dell to cure the modOesperateme
Three or felts totting.", ersrfahled tomarectaltallieum. ; .•
Flee to eight bottle. wil t etite the wood MSC Of Serefula.
curehe le above est Itiehm`d from the and. Wile, and it perfect
is Startanted irtteu e abotte quan tit y Is takeh. . . •
- - 111 1 1.altitt ,11 ASS.
Da.tatto.otheyecialhut ntthe SitoWeal Ithicovery, In cor
ing VI id of hittelins,'ll well catabilsinal by the unentmono voice
of a with CE ever twit t, that I nod pot say ruohlog on the
tidied, as the moot skilful phylidons not nib moot Wend Dru
gists in the country amitinanimous lit Its praise, . L . , .' s
Xl' presenting the Medical Discovery. to ran. netite,i on It h a
ftill knowledge of Its curative , porn lh rele.lbg ho; mat . &wing
mod aeon &duce to yhicit ytd. Ve htitortunately.tio , liable:-
That alma eirelltraldthir Mien birth affectionate mother,
Intßamtii_Bo22.3l.otat,' . -
Is eared as if by a miracle ; your own temper la reolorml to lts natu
ral sweetness, and your babe from short and fretful barb
I t and
sweet Wunder,. and the Medical Discovery becoMes a fountain of
ble la the mare dvanced stages of .
c A x vi. E H. ..
q.extetasto the &tomtit, to silli '- '— - -
-A li 8 P. 2 P 8 1 A ,
erlilekla nothinging Canker on the rhatnacil ;then to the Intestines and
• '- IL Alp 111 le ir S, f• •
creatlgsslnkinggarie htell*.and in indifference tioilqotimaireli
of you tamq).. xoorgamom. Is ' ' ',' ' ' ,-
BAN/ LSD 12PLAttirsi,
ratfo,ttllttifeks you, and you can onlv take certain. kind., and
Feth er Tont system does not get half the umulehatent' it cf.. ,
tains as the scrim :tons fluid of the canker rats it up:' then error
complexion loses Its bloom and becomes nllow .rcgreenish r and 'your
best day is gone. For want, of nourishment your nr,tenz tw m
cot,
loose and the flbreoefernar body become relaxed. 'Thew follow
train Winans which the Medical Dlaciirsq . it prC.Ai•-rly adapted.to
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PRICES.
' 55,00
2,40,
_ . . .
Nthsildh nt the heart, pain in the side. wee,k4i of the spine and
*Mall of the back. pain of the mostoin when you tin% transitorily
of tlie bowels, and also, that extruciating Of diseases, the ..
PILE'S..
How maim thous:milt °typo? ',lnnen empiretinz iroin this tits- .
two and pining way a mbigffiPlg tiff, and weir vent door relghhor
thvi nfit know Bit bile, I ti•lsit to Imprerson your mind that prod
efol tdsltit. - "lth nbiteedf preventirn Isbetterthan a peur,dof cure:'
is the 111 - - EDACia, DISCOVERY
you have I.etn. the preventive and the min.. , with this • crest and
good quality;that tt wit) never under any a rennis , tanty, ch . . you any
Wrier. No change of diet ever neietran —eat ti P b.r.. t yba aut get
and Coon slit
.. ,__. -.. , ,
sa l
o)likrOwt GL .= one tai.le spoonful per diy—
iffillpren ..vt , i• Ye.. Wits, dersert spoonfol-Xhildren front eve to
tight •Eitii..ten apoonful. As no directions am he eppticalle to ali
constitutions, take sufficient to operate on the bowel.. twice a.day;
Tones, truly, - : DONALD ICF.:VNEDT.
Price $l. - 00prrhottle. For saleby ABEL TV R Itrj.L. iffnatrose.
J. T. CARLISLE k CO., Great Bend, and 6.11. W En, Stisque.
henna Depot.. (July f ISta.-IY.
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WHAT IS WEALTH WITHOUT HEALTH
- TO. THE AFFLICTED.
A BLESSING AND XO MISTAKE, IS
Dr. Swaysie's
Compormd Syrup of Wild Cherry.
It stands unequalled as a remedy far the Throat Cbe • and Inez.
It Is unquestionably the grealeot Cough and Cansnt.ept(re Ronne
do In the World
Diseases to whleh It tlokest anti to Whi% 1110 Most astnald ,
leg restritahavp,bwn !rain the tin' Cbl:-X171 1 41 1 f,
Constrtion, Drqlreit& Are pm. Whooping Conch. 1.110.. d ;-•,dl
ling. orditellgta. Wet Voice, Pains In the side -or Breast, Drt, n
Cons! ritfon. (from the abuse of Calomel and other consent
Pnlpi
tattoo or Disease of the Heart, Tickling Irritsttan. or In:lunar an at
the Throat, dtc. Ito nutritious properties will enrich runt puril) the
blood. and support the strength when . the appetite has
We only oak
On fail.!l.
TZl.t.la tendert !
givallinalth Oa %Alert's alit bloom to the pallid chee k
Cure of Adhmo, Bloody E.rpeetoration,
Amman Galax Ctaxi—l not only take pleasure. but deem it a
duty I owe to 'Mitering humanity to state what "Dr. Swarne. , Cam
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry ha done for me. I was taken it n
violent con e -`y,, blood' expel•toratiopArent diffelrltr of t
i had to get out of my lied Mid e l ; nigut. I mot-rued the
above
, pr tnatiltihe of Hannan f tut, Bensalem, who can • Iso
test t Made toerfeet cure. JOHN P. GAGE.
em, Bucks CO.. Pa., May 2 5 t 11 . 1017 .
flwayne's Virnti Inge,
A sme WORM KILLER—and excellent tonic—good for delicate or
Ackly chlldren—pleavant to the taste.
Swayne'sSarsaparilla and Tar Pills,
Sugar Coated—warranted to contain no calomel -4 mild and gr nth
Purgattve„ unsurpassed by any Medicine fir rern6virg itv Dre
cleansing the stomach, and effectually purifying the blood: The,
Pills neither gripe. or produce nausea..
Swaynes Bowel Cordial,
A *wont and sure remedy for Asiatic Cholera, Cholera 51,rlar.
IHarrhoespDvsenterv. Cholera Infantetni,.Summer romrkiint. P.‘",r e
In the Stomach and Bowels. Vomiting. Sickness of the Stomach. Ac
Warranted to cure or no any—only 25 cents. ,
yr Even* (=lit sbonld. have a brittle In the house, •in „ga.,e of
sudden attack In the night. II relieves all pain. -
Siirayiriespitfer
A very valuable. llMere. May be taken Nrith a degree of certalotr,
never yet experienced by a Medicine if this (ammeter. for I 'or.rtrr , -
tinn. Flatulence. 'Neese& Beart Burn, Acidity of the Stomach- roM
feat, Debility canned by thelnermiry of Age. Prowr3Von of strer ;eh
(tom any GIME: Depression of Spirits. Dys`pepsia. or Incliginition is
all Re forma ,Dyspeptics :r r
There Is no treatment that has ever been tried.lhat Is <n erect nal in
cadet Indigestion In all Its forma as••DR . :WAYNE'S DITTF.E.
CATHOLICON." It Imparts new life and Inilenr.Wes tbe..,wstoso.
the pale and delicate will itaiinserengtband'a good avisethe by twill;?
these frilly valuable „Bitters. -Pricepnly . ti‘cents.
We o ff er no - untiiertril noiertma to, perform works of wrizic Cot
each emend Mira! of the.human system we present on ninsr , prlate.
an& if seasonably used,
we Meldunfailing remedy for the ins
erter Warta& Win vecide by
ABEL TURRET'S.. J. E7'ITERIDOE. Mont rose,•and by Dealer ,
everywhere throughout the County and State.
Stree
Pre t. Philadelpared onlyp hia. by Dr. H. SWATNE
ie SON.' No: North 7th
~ - aug.Vr.. S.-ty
PATENT -MEDICINES.
cities at Turrell'a store, neer be
Aru lC a l i i ith e o l f e rrnrrni t a justly celebrated Family mr:dielnes::
yre's Cherry Pectoraland Cathartic Fills; 11:dory's Forest Wine
and Forest Pills; Fiodand celebrated Crerman lateral - Louden - 6 se
ries of Family medicines; Merchant's Gagger Oil, the greatest rem
edy for sprains Itt manor beast ever known: Mathe
Remedy. and Heile r Remedy; Orrick's Termlfore, and n variety of
other Muds; Trask's Magnetic Obitment, the emit remedy for bums.
rheumatism. and all Infammetory complaints: INiturs 'Extract. a
Ent rate thing foe similar ramose* u the above Ointment : Andrea',
Pilmll9l4lming aunt. a stood article ; 'Woodcock's Balsam and :Song
Liniment; AtaroorsJannttlee Miters, Canker Drops.Linhnent. and
Dysentery Drops; Baker's rompownd for ttesentery; lionaltton't
Pepsin, for Dyspe psia: Ilelmbold's Extract orDuchu and Extract of
Sara raelety rif Fahres, the beat in market, Title, .Ec., and
an almost endless strtety of l'attint Medicines. altogether vio T; !ai r ,
ous to enumerate.:-but make It to ter. that the pnl4lc will fad near
ly every thing In thin line, at the Wok and Fancy Store of
Montrose J 141 033 - - LABEL Turateu..
Read the following Letter.
ROME TErtirEiltONY.
We have received the following , letter In relation to
Da. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PiLLS.
Animas-Fenn Comtitas,
• "Stag. eo., Pa. - , Sept 28th, 18,58. f
Messrs A. J. Wiuvi & Co.; New York:—
"The Morse's Indian Root PiUs had from you give
universataatiafaetiort; in `EVERY INSTANCE, And our
farmers use them for'.almost everything: The DrA- -
ENTER! has beep raging in this section to-an ;dim
ing extent, for the last six months, SCARCELY a SINGLE
ramily having esettned, - xxcitrr "'hogs wit Enc 'rrur
pills have been DSE.IntS A .IPRRVENTITE, in which case
they have masa rattan. I will inform you shortly
how to send a furtheisuPply., Trier Ob't Serv't."
• ALPIIONSO rf. SMITII. -
Such lanai attin above need mcomment from as,
they ought to iorivinbe all - of /dad tee fir eiy ;eve,
that Dr.llorie's Root Pills are the very Les!
Pill ever mad,.'
Sold
• •'•
Sold in Montrose by S. H. D. Sayre, and by one
person In every town, and in all country stores. A.
J. White & Co., 2 St. Peter's Place, New York', sole
Proprietors. ''• • ,
Dr. c). VirglI I. D. D. S.
, .
1011ESIDENT-D.ENTIST, MONTROSE, PA. OIEFe,
et the Franklin lintel— Ito.otn l'Co. 2. - -
LIST OP OHABOES.
Gold plugs, largest size, •
' mediwO,
st Bmz;
Tin dc., , . . - 2 5
Nip or Ifiirve Cavities treated and filled, 5,00
Cement Fillings not used.
Cleaning set„ - • :
Extracting, at the °Mice, - .
Irregularities of the teeth corrected at a rea!sco
hie - charge.
PLATE WOR K .
.
Gold Plate ; eingtetooth,
" 11 • 2 teetli,!`
" • " • 4to 10 teeth; per teeth', ,
Full upper , or under jaw, on'Gold, Gum teeth,
Banded' ." '• • 454,00
Full doub le Set - on Gold; Gains andlanded,s, 160,00
Full upper or wider, plain, . • „.44 . ,Q0
Full Double, - Xo,lloSilver Plate; half the above' inter. '
Improivir Mineral:Plate, WO-thirds:the Prict 0. Gold
Plain seta. geoPlastic, - rame as Mineral plate. ..
The Public mar he 'certain that all operations will
be performed in the , most tender. and careful minmer
and in the highest style of the Art. - Alljobs warnitit
ed. 'Grateful for past Anvers, a• continuance of the
public patronage is respectfully solicited. ' . -
C. D. VIRGIL,
/bare April 7; 1;858:
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*-7 - , STOYEtIi - STOVES.,
(1171ilitOvealutve boon - ki thorotighly
t ried; to the
V entire satishalitin: eta,. that. ey need no rec.
outniendirom no.' , S. If: S'AYRFAI IlllgrilllßS. - •
llonlroso, May 21, 1:851.... ..,
'....-
wooLvgaLDniro,
:
lii; tobeetiber
,16 carrying on tile. nbnie unsin'ess
T
M • A:G. RETNOLPS.
BrCK4 I 9 O , June 9 i l 8 9.-4 1 ' •
;The tictep-e-iidenTite'ptibiica'
?OULTSIIID TCi7.RT TEITIRSDAT Mottsuca, AT MONTROSE
PA., AT 751,50 rzir. As - Kul!, IN ADVANCE.
•„.. , ,
-) Itates of Adveetiang.
One square (16 lines or less)one week, : s . KR
One sqtfare • " two weeks, wig
One square it three weeks, 1,0)
One square , 66 one month, 1,25
One square. " , two months, • 2,25 -
„.
One square " s three months, gm
One square • . 46 six months ~ ..... SPO ~.
'One square 64 one year, • 8, 9 ,
Two squares orm year,' • , ..imot
Three squares one year, 20;011
Five Kinarei one year,• • • ••' • t. •251 fit)
One column one year,. i• " • • -t • 11.. I s —O,N)
Yeari adterilser9 kill hate the privilege of alter.
i in, br Changing their advertisements without ad.
ditional charge. , 2.'
Business cards, not, exceeding five lines, inserted
at $2,00 per annum. •. . • .
sob NVOrk.,
This dice la "supplied`with &good assortment of
Jobbing materials, and all kindssif Job Work, sue's
as Cnrds,.Posters, Pamphlete;Le., will be done nest
ly aod_promptiv
cAnns.
'E. A. too*
(Al' ELL enntlimeA. the isOurAervpx of . destkptiohs
, (72,RRIAcKsorAGoNs.
I ,i the t.,,t, gyte Wortimanthl pamt orthe trtxt nude at the :nil
•Ar.r i Lt. :t few mat cut G t lea Ho 4, Lit 11 ontftiNvpte,
v:ltj he tappy 114.eistt the tails of 111Nekh *Alt ttHYttiNritt
tine. Wittetit, beltirlhbet 16,11#1,1y
H. D: fiewiett:
ELICT/Ell. Smiley. Sasqtichsnws
1Y 11:1bib.:+1k pr,f.ple of Swivel - anus a J neliciDortintepurlN
kr.t I.c is pm-tared to blnii reiioffloallitind - P. And Repkir 144 .
E. W. rik c
zizll will Ti' else Palo for
I). Betiattt. ' lbett, IM-7.-1t
William B. - Bimpson,
tTlejhl,!Y;l:t.i!T,Pdga):.ll4 co ;te
tbe room dittm",, Jobs on short notice . work srertstted
.111 stat Von, .fit•Ort — rcitaired neatly niid on tertsanable tems,
- , Boyd %%lAL:es new Stmt. miller Maln Tun:
AlL . : , treztr, below Setatz s sitatl, Moutrnee,
Wm: W.' Sid% &
(7A.I.IIN'ET I AND CrITAIR MA: 4 III'AG.
thrers.. Kcep'emutantly on h.roctsal
. c.`,..lrorr Fru:vitt - az. nr furubhol at
4, - n - 1404Te1. Ship 11111 Ware Roams MA offSlalti Strvet.
Mar , ISlS:=tf - .
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• dei trothere,•
MN 8 ,
.Nvrchunt,l.ro: redlars supplied at Now York Jobbing Rzicu,
Nu, - WM-mi. May, ]`S9: 1y
=I
Boyd & Webster,
-1-.F.ALEI*:InAtoi.A eisve tiro, and Sheet Irea
Window Sash. 2 anel ~ unrv,li'latiow Blinds. Leta,
.o• LuutlZT, and all kin& of Bullantltoluttalt. 'sin hhop Sot.l
I Lot el. oral Carpenter Shop neso Methodist Church.
•
A1.r1114,1f0.-tf •
1 - 111.ysjci.vX, N - 71) ;sl;ltr:kvil, ttlibibetilly located I.!msa
Arontrlin. t...c'eceittertanns county. Pa; OFFICE over Wlleca
I,o•lginge at Searles Hotel.,
Montr,r. 3:1117:1111.%
Dr. Richardson
trA C ZP 71 1
)A7f.:7.
1 :4.111% Storc. lArilGlNOik at the Keysttake notch
• Itotaroae, Oct. 10,1V.3.-1 _
•
RAPT:ATE of the Allopathic anti Inlueopollile College;
tow lit Momently Inaltind in Great. fiend. Pa. 0.
rc,nler rf `g.ainc nenrit opponlin the 31. L
. . May 14.1E17.-ly
Dr. H. Smith &Son,.
.! - -0-P - si':-tr;EON DENTISTS: Residence and ottet,
IV l ."49llotrooalte the Bitptlet, clinrchOortli ali!tt.) lu Mott
roe. Particular attention sell! he giVeU to fn,.n•
t , .,•th no I :oul.,ttl at , Sin and to tilling decaying teeth.
I:ittrosei .I.ittilry 13; lths.-tf
C. D. Virgil,
RESIDENT DF 'TIST; 'MONITORE. A. OF
Moo
Urn Franklin Dad.' Room No. a.
Ing tooth oh Gold or allveradnle donb et
hi het etyle of *be Art. All .101)1 ivaptanlod.
MoNnroon. Al tii T, 1555.40 d , •
c - Lf i - RnroN DENTIST. °Mee vtb Dr. Dialect, over trilsreo
north:War attention glvenlo Imertlng Tooth co
Ci ,plate.—al. on anew plan.. All operations weimtvi,
Thayer,
o ttn e
ici.A.:s
t - o ...k N G SURGEON, iforrazas, Pa; 1)&4 , 1, 4,
r
•
•
A. Moline
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4 TTORNEY & COUI;ZSELLOit AT LAW.- 0111 CV OTVX S. B.
11 IV,At's•Drug Store, srequimissa Dzrot, Pa.-//51
ThEAT.r.ns BOOTS & SHOES, Lea th er and Flndinik c
15 Main, nt..llrht door below li(nirles Hotel. Montrone. ra...v.tr
C a. STOLDIO
•
William H. Jessup,.
TTORNET AT LAW & 'NOTARY runue. office Ira rtb
square,Atorrw.E.ru..
Bentley . & Pita;
t TTOIINEYS'AT LAW; AND Da(TNTIr LAND AGENTS,
Oftee :wen (Stile Court House, Montrose, Pa,
•
Albert Chamberlin, •
TPARNEY AT LAW. AND JUSTICE OF THE racr..—
tmee over I. L. vast & Co.'s Store, 3losinois, Pa.
rronNET AT LAW AND COMMISSIONER OF mr„ys,
for :I,', State orNow York, will attend to all bn,lnom entrAl
to , v1:11 pr. euld ntlit and fidelity: Office on rullo Sqare, 00 - ,•.•
pled Ivy Joevap. •
lAEA LER n: DRUGS, .31 - EDICLNES. CHEMICALS, r 4 ►
jr ()V.. I..ye.t-tufn, GroccrlavDry Goods, Hardware, Stor.our
fuss,. are, Clocks. Wutchcs. Jewelry:Silver Spoons, Spectsees Mt
61.. i h,truntents. Trn, , es, Surgical In.strtunents.Llnuors, r:.:.=
i , ry, _Mirrors,. Stationery; Brushes, Shoes, Yankee Notions, Az..
F. B. Cliiiaidler, •
IN TRY COOPS, Ready 3tade Clnthlng, Grt•maa
and Stationery, etc., Puhlk-Avean4llcerrueir.j'a
•
'Post B ro t he
EALF.:RS IN DRY GOODS. Groceries. erode
L,.: ti Flour, etc., corner of Turnpike btrcet ar,
nue. MAT so.e, ra.
•
- J. Lyons & Son.,,
IikEALERS IN DRY GOODS. Groceries, Hardware. CrCarl/
ntlo. carry on the Boon Dratasa
—.Yulic Swath., 31onxindr., l'a.
J.
Bentley; Read & Co.
inEALyitsrs. - DDT d001:1.4; nrnge hredlelne4; NIG% nrt
07v.vvrte... Cmckery._lron; Clocks. Icatcfie., h
eirn Brick Block; Itorruces.
G. v, ur.:crt.x.r - e Y 111EAD, .J. P. W. EMIT.
William & William H. Je ssup,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Mosrectu, Pa. Pructtee 1n SA- :t
hhims, tradarti Wayne,Wrouiltgand Luzern eountkd.
Rockwell ,&.liirinton. • "-
AA NUFACTITRE ' RS god Dealers In StetsCs;
F.,. l'araeols. labbous, ic., &e n :is. 40 Connlg
Area; Yqitt, {op stairs.)
N. F. usAniw
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... . .
W Irl .FS : Are and l.ilDssera In nu;
SaltlZ, 'l , -
Clover
i 2 l :
l; ItOf EtfE;:surl as Fred.
Candles,
Syrups; Tea, Coe,e.it ,
W*..... Ad , .. , r.: Public Avcuue„.que dour below J. Ether'AlV ,
Ntonrcr.r. 0ct.50; 1'..5.-11' " - -
5.53,00
LOO to
,:1it1,50
- . ,7b
1,00
,!-T4
Fi,oo
10,00
14,00
4,00
ROI
=MEE
Dr• 0.. Z. Diinocil
Dr. E. Y. Wilmot,
Dr. A. Gifford,.
Keeler & Stoddard
;' Wm. H. Jessup,
Abel Terrell,
BlZwin & Allen,
.
Cobb it — Rogets, - •
TARALEizs IN GAOCERIES, ctc.,44bostorareeentlpecr/
j Jr I,v erin'ejr„ llogers,ltontrose. J.l.' t'.... '
I,),aee 0,, cliett - a,BITTCHER Skii,Witt the bast rent oil;
s t- 1 Wcl.-...ot's now Store, cornet Of Mall; and Turnpike Streets.
1101TG131,7., Nor. 2::..15W.,tf - .
AN ACROSTIC.
COME smine. MY OFFICE is grind and SUPERB,
H . FADSTRONO Mtn, 011;come, and see me, come h! lIA,
ALL SvaLl-1).
RgST In my ' aotuntocherepain will eel Dual
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LOCATION' , . i s I'LE.S.SAtif, 'nil lowlsthe FAIT ),
y 01.71.; trilimix - SeuTinrr Morrig , Droeierefill,
, Sive , No. 3.11.1.4ement of Sessio's Boleti on Turnpike Street
)1 ,Nremen, Auguet.11.1247.-te .
Banking louse
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ItENRY DR NKERt MON77:OSE,'.
WILIII.L." LNG COOPER. November 12, 1853.
ISAAC L. POST.
DRAFTS on New
.York , CRS , and Phibtdclpbia
. Collections promptly. made and remitter!.
Office hours from 1.0 A. u. to S. - -
." . Messrs. Allen & Paxton , N.Yart.
'REFERENCE,I
Simnel C. MortONEsq., TVs.
- Hon. William Jessup, liontri2se••_.
' —77-
.NtW ARRANG
r• URIIITVRE
••• . • ;WILY FOR . • .
• a
READY PAY!
Al GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
trAVING tried the;old Way of charging and ner M w
J .. 1 . receiving, pay, :wts-have.eoncluded tot .r
Sipenee instead, of the Slow Shilling.
We keep constantiv on hand it avid Assortment a
all kinds of CAI:INET FURNITURE, or ftirugc 4
at short notice. All in -wint,of • '
000IYFIIIINIT 1 TRE , ..A 1
at low prices will please give us • a call.. A or" '-
the wire, ke. 2 . ,
Shop and
- Wart Rooms foot of. MairiSti•cet:
. NM. W. SMITH k CO.
• Montrose,' Stay 2C, Is
''• • NO 1
13EBSONS deiirou
of any.dest '
Post,
T ription, ,
tepin:Ms with too
rose, to ply_ eyed% whoa'
from their date. •
April 8, 1856.—if
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Ir. V. Vara.
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. f lying me money,ondelo
in dO so by leaving their
C 9., Bankers,*o
rsOipts will be silowci
C. L. WIRD.