- -
u dus k _ . nose ttepresentativel.at
Waabingtop, February ltikhlr.Beitn (Pa.)
_explained bia,'Ooaitiowjopresentativo- of
olci Beg s 04414. 1 : Tbselrerl and Pa i ed
'ehi&irke"*ititise4 . l4lo;l_=ttrinifple o f , prili
tectioll libcr, the distress
- produced
by the lath re vulsion trade. , U e :
less gteteriff be revised,llie vote of • Berks
ctir.ndtbe figtirin'erl for tiny Patti who
pose protection; and the Presidc,ntial election,
ripbh thh vote. re- I
(alien of the coat -and .
,iron trade was corma
tented on, and a hone entter edlhat gll the
interests of . the:Country, North and South,
would be protected: - ' '
new style of wager was decided
during the recent "cold crap' at Southing.
ton, Conn. A-young man; named Ransom.
Gladding, made n bet that be wont(' lwalk
frournineo'clock till sunrise the next morn
operi air, withaul air ovefixtat. I
An. oblong apace was staked out, tt by 24
ie'et, Covering r the,railroad track, and inclosed
'7 a tripe. Thole:lt etas successfully per-
ntrined by him, s and what is marvelous, withl -1
oat being touched by- the frost. ,The trial
grew out of a discussion by some you - ntr mon,
of. the severe cold of that
. evening, atid • the
oower nt
huer; endurance.
.... oiltrageods attempt to destroy the
liberty or the P ress
. ha,d dust beeii perpetrated
by . the Ve,iSlatore of Utah. The enterprising
c qtr "or a itpll-tvildifelpi E;hprr entitled
The Valley 141,-itublislied at Salttaket,Citv,
stn - wecled in attaining it copy of the l're;i
dcnt's lie.ssege speein/ - expre;s in advance
er.t;s frirmon- rivals. As a coMpliment he
.ent the paper. which was not latge enough
ro admit a single paragraph more than the
message, to the tneraters of the Utah. • or
rather the Mormon Legislature. They read
and then passed a resolution that the said
t alley a .;ciiildribini rind scut rlious
l oiter, and shoUld not he encouraged or pt-r
-atitted to enter their'. chamber. They also
t winded the editor from the freedom of • the
'house. It is said that, the unite, flawks,,
'1 krurdefer and aiiissth, has Wariied the
editor that he will kill him..vo the tits! op
p,trtunity that offers. Governor Gumming,
t: is re sported; &en up to driiik, and is
completely, under the influence of the Mor.
1:100.. ; -
. . The negro efnpite of Boillougue his
aid an lie iePerideilt republic has been
procla,inted lei Ilayti,,witb Ge ff rard as
tA President. The revriluthm 4as blood
- css. Soulougue has escaped from the Island,
and placed himself under British protection.
Ile was born a slave on a coffee- nlantatidn,
rose to the rank 016'e:tend in the revolution.
riry army of 1791, wins...elected President, o f
Ik e Republic in 1847, and two years later !
was: proelainigd Emperor. Ife had become 1
very unpopular fur his cruelty, avarice; and;
- : , re of personal aggrandizement.-i President
Grffrard is about 50 years old, pearly black;
!! , !,,ilgh with srlie * . bite bleod Pis telhk --
1
sod very popularin his manners:
.... Major Culbertson has, arrived at Si
.
cix city, and reports the :discovery of gold
2!ggings in the dividing range of mountains I
lets een the sources_ of the Columbia and'
Missouri rivers,
_near Stevens's Pass. -11 e;
12!!!a4s *1,300 wonh of lUmpl _the sire of a I
?r.lel of CORI. Tie reports ttirther thai the
Ttines can-be reached by -steamboats. . The
two niers are only separated by - half an
bur's ride.
- .... They read so much Latin and Greek
at the English Universities that they forget 1
'.l.r.v to, write - English -A head master at
taiishridge recently affixed this notice to the
panels'ati the entrance of a • certain college
.!lapel : "On Sunday morning next, chapel
~ 11 commence at .19 o'cloCk,- and continue
sntil flirdier labitiees" •'. , ' !
;: Abet& thn teats air; the first stentn.
Fr, the California, arrived in the bay of San
Francisco. At this time there are morn than
nity vessels prxipelled by steam; arriounting
:6 — A aggiigate of thirty thousand tuns, con
stantly plying to and fro, on the- California
r.'..a.sts and rivers. Twenty;five of thesri, have
;.ten constructed Other at San .Francisieu or
'l..a.amento City. Meat of them, it is true.
.1:.•e small, beacons at least is nearly fire huu , ,
red tiins, and all have been authoritatively ' --- !' ----- 7. ------- i --- -
-rouounced by the Government Inspector to - - Public Bale.
~.. - well built." So cell built in fact are i Ttir. subnriber Will offer at' public sale, on the
:1 ,, , , r that the same official ; does not hesitate ! ‘.., Ws day of March, at his house, lb Dituoth town
kelare that the native Californian boats ! 41 1', ST- 4 1- Co-, the following property: two good
working horses,-1 two-year-old polt, 1 yearling solo,
zt superior to those navigating the rivers ,
, -.!. threerear-olds, 11 two-rear-old. is Vini
t r..tis side of the Rocky Mountains. Stanch- !
.ilssZ - beisuris afieep, I hall., a quantity of hny, 1 good
.'• ~ ..cAlstrtwokid, tith - ribs aid planks of oak 1 htruher a spy, 1 lumber sleigh, 2' sett: double liar.
hni pine from - the .forts - of Oregon, and l u.- , s. 1 windmill, 1 cutting box, plows, &ae, I lion
nith water-tight compartmcOts, -they brave ' 3.1 , 1 1 copper kettle, 2 .tones, one par wood and Pate
aunt) of onik pan. ern.--rut
'age an-d me !" of a dan g er°as "a rl ia - l '
I Ll c° : l il . :::7; ' ,:;,,L 'i'i rill weigh tit Kt it. :41 a num
.on, with a F ourity to life and property. the ' fper of other artieles:Sale to counnence . al lo o'elnek,
thioyment of wkijch by the confident Califor. la. iii. Terms—ail !Mtn! under five dollar, rash': all
:::m may well be envied by the tremblin g over 171, e, one year's credit, with interest and apnrne
'larder on our rivers.: ! . ;ed -ecuritv. • - WILLIAM BAKER.
.!:, Dime:, reb. 15, 155V.--swpp
-
seciatile.--Tiie Ladies! Sociable of the Prep
nerien CIWW•eh, will be Veld this (Wednesday) eieo-
L; Feb. 14th, at the house of S.: H. savre.
lekuossiedimseat :11.AsoN D. LtSP:43.I:
5.414, of Bridgewater, would tender th'eirgrate
scinua leligmenta u) :rainy kind friends and neigh
in Brooklyn, Dintock, „l And Montrose, for th.•ir
2tr..1 aid, in contributing the ILICarIP necessary to
.t.a their daughter to the Asylum for the Deaf and
to be educated.
11 .tallete.—Iter. A. 0. WAS.REN Nil l preach - in
Ettme. S , ulay, March 6th.
Special 2 1 1'bsicou.—The ,Bridgcwater Eduest
"ta'...kiviciation meets on Saturday of each week,
; o'clock p. m. , at. the Free'School liouse in Mont-
The frieude 'of education ere feepeetfully.invi
o wend. 1- B. 0. CAMP ,Becretarv.
GROPES & 13/1133113
13=1
DAILY SEWING MACHINES,
494 Broadway, New Vork.
18 SL - 14MBR, STREET, BOSTON.
730 Chestnut Street,
BILTIKOZE STREET,. BALTIXORE.
- Welt 4tia Bt.. Ciacialati.
A New $6O.
twome warstriaa twcrwasts. as'pantamml twat the alas.
a. sr , rcss" ar Watt; tt arm Gaihtnk sad
.c a. - 4miss• 0114 math 1.1tr41 by fts awn apeattlea
n .
- •actscosy 1. , Ws band teats. I. mamma °Us"' ma
sm 4,4ll,o,saing.thau a sew:am:cm ma,
one at asrboar. - Snap 1.11 eißertalt.
W e like Grover t Bakefilrest.--Ladiea' Wreath..
require. no re.4,,xaut.:-'„N:
his machine finiAiresitli WO& —2r"th am r ten. 6f62';
hest patent now bilinse.—.Easton ig.
Orsciticb the Tritotste says atiten.—.Y.
„..* F. B.- CITA-VVLER,..dgent.
bccambes fa lOUs - ' • • -
4. P. W. RILEY
mum. FOR
*ler& Wilsea's Sewing Naeldii*
•
t Ht
.BEV* IN 17§E.•
AKE., ifttte3. tbiluateita loth Mies mid Ikea irldtit cacti , *
,It wary equally " u Wetolest. and Cat
-4,1,1"A."."4f, lokbering. q a t . benathmtr, - viteAretw..h
ft-verter I.4actr band work. • '
"Prefer Warucak WuswsE:oevlibelackines
"Jaw" eue..,4!istispir..
'vino: imagine mit( !UV MOO relfede"":
Mat Era3GELUI.
• '4lrett,
•
No3 TßosE.P.lttcrm
bcsl,et. $4 O O 41,:; 0 ..
't
bushr4 cts•
blibei • ........ . cts.
W Os.
1 1 - 1 , V blahei. •-• 4:ocs.. 44 CU-.
White, 7f, 136114 V...:
' l4
... 474 cut Sour, VM. • • 1 1 6.60 $ 9 , 11 0
atint,:f hundrad:
;4*l • 1.59 4 1 : IAZ
rolis7.;
• - 421-cte
111 di SO IA
fr.f der
CAM Paid ibe OATII
F.
A.T 11011T2082-DEPoT.
4
HE ritsaihir, al , bis-Agest. wiltbovskNontrose
, _,L.-.. Depttlast3-144 tat tlity; of Wu* st 4. -Pl*/ ,BUSIBIO Babel"' " •
rasa gm Osts otrdehvesy.• wit
- pg.. •-- - -- -
• - ' . " - ' it WPSE O 4 I O of NOW Ni :, 1,441ing ax
, -- 44 amide per bilabbel, - .4 - Ithrp:vaste/ktissptics olatt sesses. b 7
~
it r , i ' , daring ths cut to tisys. 'W• Jr. UMW `; : " -IL IIMPUBIIIItt, - , - ___,_ ...--_,.. . -- - ---- .
=l=:E=tlll=l
iF~
•
•1,
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e 4
' heft the above preparation Is knolin, it b sr war.u,i,i i r.aof
en infallible Remedy Tor the cure of Corona. CoLoaSoss unruz,
ileawitisltletietfltifitertfitsise.t4PelirT Baum.
(Yore. w fteramv aigerirtedras(rmujos parvuju,
rf..AINT :Mid it stettrbliork ripenceomeMos to swabs, Moments.
:litacovered lot a well know) phselebut more teen twenty yenta
space. It ha. Icy 'the wonder%) eilfer if hart affected been ronsian i tly ,
ifiWitW orw Mkt rolate.vvau attatraalt l b raa* att ke
It in 4" 0 4 ,71f. 4. M. It, Wee. ba.111.11 as the teal
Rind Iter . ati th v 111 . talikb ' It pferelarsetreeir
Fir Jame. Clark7pheeklatt bagmen/A - lames. hoe Mien It as nil
opinion that 4.l):VbiMl7lO/i CAN lig titiaran.
' The
t o o Wary of this Medicine fally,roatinese the opining of
titeminerd th ane, Thomande tan teatlfe,nsd base team,* that
w al all other ren.esilee had lolled. this, has completely cured; that
aqtaalbefallarerla4 pith onapehred. Oda has Mended lounkedh
aq. wlw. e plt,ttic;an to 4 pronounced the disease M
n4ar, motet Y ertieels... • •
' Tees iti ow, of this liars is ..r; Mato appli,al , le th ram a Alcht ;
nee 'Unnamed CI altattlatata nude t 4 power as aaahr,
alav ds. Sealant. PM rgrectutd Impede cannot beemtelled.
nr ,• ~,o , • rata !taw utnatanlsa hullo. written signature
..fe let 1 TS" On ibewrspper. as ',Was the printed tame of lac
' Lr. irMar's Paatia o iri4l Cherry.
'rl r 101.irthinItnlea ..wellir.Vien.„ the hest pre f e.
swoon
For the eons of Cough% Odds, i% inamplag eautilt. Croup.
il and Pulmonar y Affectione.and all dliewice of the Thou! awl I.lttsa
ttelattina etas= anon. Inatt...ata. Is adonlabitui and Ito ‘ahre
tiro..l4c. The mita' amnion: Itattlaevreittetnagnatatcnt.-1 til:l7
toll ele the printed came of the Proprietorlin the miler wrapper:
PETII W. FOWL!: 41, (,;40 - Proprietor% 11.4.0..
, i
a.evra.--AMEIATII,I3Ift.L. Most me:WC C. WARD. sew
w. wormit
ors. ot. t.M.STE4 ItcpdatrtTux - !thtXl.El,lla.r.
lord.
lath, Itev:, )1 1 .X. Jfiley, Mr. Jr,i,4 R.
CITAMBLIMAIN, :111i1111919 31•ItY J•NE 6143...11, both
of ilarfortl. • ' -
In Montrose, on the 2d inst; b Rev. D. R. Emo
ry, Mr. Ire S. BEDr.s.t., ofJessuo; and 1.00 A
I.kicistn, of Rush.
in gn,ll, on tIo ;:d nit by fbc.S.lllle, Nr, AA.rni.”
31cK EF,nr i linii Miss Itosmed.
i!" the furtnefpLlCe;
iiitEri:-
At 11 . h3 residence irt gilfcir,d, Feb. 6th, 1959 i
tot Erysipelas,iftern land bilkserere!lln4;, Mr. M-
I'n.trr, aged MI years. As a man or ellieiency,
penetration, Fidet integrity, and high moral. princi
n plc; the deceased haft let a vacancy ahich will long
• he felt, not only be I'll relatives, but throughout this
eumniutdiy. Naturally cnterpriAng., he, was among
the toren:est in pi-On:Laing public improvements, nri
proseeuted with extraordinary energy and
:Mt:t•rtt.,tot. .fu !A' remo'al 14.7
family have brit an affetibnate and faithful guardian
the poor a kind beneEtttor; the rhumb, not only a
regular attendant, but a large snptairter tinvi eNcient
helper. Ile was beloved for the urbanity and kind
. pee -Marked hie social intercciur.ic. fel
vill'pen4 testified their e , tinafe tits
the intense solicitude nmnifesied during his slcki,s,
and :he unusually large eZor.cour,e at his funeral—
! Thus has passed away from Earth a valuable and
highly esteemed Citizen, while frotu the dying scene,
`and from that new made pare; a eirice comes to the
living, salting, " tie .also ready : for in such an i
hour ar ye think not the Sou of man conietits"
fr. ft.
In Lenox, Feb. 2.l,LSti:ru6 d. 3tu.utm , orged
Mr. Millard n-ns nne Cif oar I.;e zit tbi env, " was
e. wxid
.•
In Lynn, Susquehanna Coutity, i'a. 4 on' Aunday. ,
Febntury tlth, tssn, ANNA, Wife of Justly+ Kolrn, i
Esq., s'gcni 62. The deceased was a faithful eritir..7
pardon and mother, always reads airdpilling to dis•
charge every duty devolving upoit her, according to t
the lie.t of her ability.. Site hat left a Itwhand and . :
ciaht children, all of whom hare =iced" to wink
rsidi'ne f4d 'Ming gone in advenee ef her to the i
spirit land—making nine In nil. title- hall been a ,
mernlier of the M. II Church foe tirent)--eight years'
preiious to the time of her death. In cousetplence
iti...,.. _-, ___ _____,_ . r . .„___„_._ „_,
or a teebia, :rate crt her health for several years past, tu . e ,/, Statoingot O.
GO 1
/ litia Tines for
A i e ceuldloot enjov the , privileges ot the Sancta:try :is ,
ahe tVonld Wait. o - ne imdie tither ClifififlAiniita.„ It ; L 1re...-. lisB, aril balance ice for 1850.
. ..
She hap left an enemy behhni, that fact has yet to he ! (~,,,, a-kg. Leman/Ws. ! 1101.1.1. , .1. , ,61 , Ern• ,I"r.'nt.
learned. Thoe who would4wish to enjoy'her socie- 1 p w ,,, h .
.. ..•
... . 1 ,,, b ,,,,...: Tn.; ~ :r..'". ; ;;l:iii . ',4-':•:,-0
ty in a better world, have only- tb secure a seat at i . ....1.,. " ,9 •-••• ArAr+ , 14 • ll 4. on, fiu
64 4 fr), 1 't
the marriage supper of the Lamb, tnisting as Ire do, ! it;,;,i l Vl::4,: r i, i A ittl!r r t,tet. 1 3 :
'5. . 5.1
that'l , llo will be p4seut, •• Where the wicked cease 1 .r. 1...5tae...... nestave,... sr 1 r, m I '-. , t l
n. w. mot, .. l'horonut....' 0 . 1 .74 14 73 ' 6 I •,-,.
front troubling and the weary are at rest." [Cots. 1 - 1,.....: . , 1111.4.1,. I U 1 0 t , . ,
1 . .. 1:. ~,,, .• 1 , 14.1 , ..k...., , , ,V.,,, ' -1. . , ... , 1 Ikt
11 14141 ,i 1,... 1 0 /101A1T.... 7 I 7 i
, 61. 54. T , .. nf... F_., ..t lake. 1:1 II 4. I ' 14
_ 1..”4.. . ranklte.., 11 Crlli ~a; .1 , 47
10.
F. 1 . .., kr . ... .8011 . . V {lit . 11 , , I, I.• 4 r,,,,1 47
3
1: . . P . f'1" : :•. 21 iAYV: . :i . .. ' if i ' 1. - . 1 t t l l 7
F.. V 4 61,01.... ii..l -0 1 , 4..... "In is :l , . 1 %
1 , -...1.1 T. 0 .1.4... 11,4,, , ,,y,... 4:. 50' 111 , 1'4 , 100
1.. 11nrn.... .... Ilerriat 40 , :V 44 '4 ' .1 61,
T. 1i , ittert1..1....1a.1.....n,":... ....1: !, 19, 4" • 101
1.. ,n.ll L.... . .1.-... q. 7 aV' Ii i ts•
J. T. tl..! , i:isol, 14thr , /, .. . In ' , 9 ~0 1 ~., AP
'oo' ....ra...., I.ll , erty 5.4 10 11 .L 0 50 '4 5.5
,
16 1%10-AtL., 1. , !,..x 6 ~
11. t. , aullel4, 511 , 1.11et0 , 541. 26:•1, .
1 , 7 , . 1 105
'J. I'. 11116.7.,.... New, 1111fg..rd :A 47 7.. II :u 7 11
F. A. 112/1401... 1 141.1.nd..... 14 11 .... 1 17 4 7.
ti f . ihkrr,... 1111.414. to 50 SL. 7.5 IC , 111
W. IL 1131 x,... 1 4 11,vr 1.51,40.1 r. . 1:: 74 11 , 70
'llll, Scott._ 1 4 7/r1nc,111,.. 19 101 r, 5n 5 50 . 1 . 0
W.: 4 ,66mi., ..... 1 , 0,41.11,1,4,. 1, 74 11, 751 ,4 14 . 74
A. T.11,11n,re.-Thennoon,..... . , 7IS r
n. IL Ile:0.1;•1, 4.31E00.1. 1 " I :-.-::::' -..--.- 7
1 -..---
P .-..--.. *4041 11 WI • 4 : *A :49
01,1* 01 Dor fur ve3r 14.100, 4.'4, 40
MEAT MARKET.
On Public Avenue, near Searle's lintel.
EEP consiantlion hand a good oupply of HEATS
of all kinda.. Cash 'paid for Beef Cat
tie. Calvet, Sheep, and Lamba . Also for
Bidet of all kind"-
IiENSTOCK k. HAWLEY.
N. lIAWLEY.
IiENATOCT. • •
Montrose, feb. 19, M1ti0...4.
0 - 1-sO l li7M3Ft.
and -T oth y Seed,
POR WILE.
C. P. lAATHROP.
Ylautriase, February 10, 14.10.—1 f
Public Vendue!
r i;ubet•riber will offer nt pnhlie sale, to the
.1. highest and heest bidtler, at his house, in DRalk
lyn township, near Montroee Depot, on Tuesday,
Dumb 'at 100'elo".k, a. tn., the following proper
ty: -1 three-year-0W colts, 4 wow!, i.two-year-old,
sheep. I shoo, 3 turkeys; - 1 harrow, 1 tuo.horse %az ;
on. 1 light tuo-horse was n, I sleigh, 4 tons of tar,
parlor stove, I two-home hanneis ; 2elAo, whiflb•.
tr,..a, chain" ; straw•cutter, cultivator, nheelharrow,
grain cradle, grinthitone,store pipe, lumber, dc., and
maor other articles too numerous to mention.
-Tir..usall sums under five dollars, cash ; all over,
six Months credit with interest and approved securi
ty. J. C. LEE.
Brooklyn, February 36, 1559.-2 w
Executors' Sale.
INOTICE is heleby given that by virtue or an or.
der of sale Issued from the orphans' Court of
Susquehanna County, the subscribers. executors of
the last will and testament of Newton E. Walker late
of New Milford township, deceased, will on Tue sday,
the 15th day of March next, on the premises or the.
first piece hereinafter described, expose to public
sale, by renduc, at 1 o'clockp. in., the following de
scribed pieces of land, situate in Ness Milford town
ship, bounded and described as folldwo: the first
bounded on the north by lands of Oirillo4lancock ;
on.the east by lands of Rickard Morse ; on the south
by lands of Dennis Shay, .and on the west by vacant
lands og.the Drinker estate.; containing about 79
acre; more or less, ebOut MY acres improved, with 1
story and.inhalf dwelling house, bans, 'orchard, Six.
The speond piece situate hi the township aforesaid,
near, but not adjoining the shore, bounded north by
lands of George L. Corwin ; east by vacant lands of
the Drinker estate; south be lands of &villa • Hatt
cock, and west by lands of Samuel Bell; containing
thirty acres more or less, and about 6 acres improved.
Terms of payment made known on the day of sale.
'DENNIS SIiAY, 1. „raft-Wort 4'11.111 of
MARY A. VALIUM, f E., Maker, deed. .
• New Milforti,Teb."l4; 1.8.59.-4 w •
Administrators' Sale.
NGTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in pnrstumce
of an order ofsate issued from the Orphans' Court
of Sasquehamm County, the anhaeribers wig on Sat
orday.„ the teth rimy of March, 1859, expose to pub•
Tie sale by vendue, the followinz described piece or
'parcel of land, late the estate of Hoke. Hughes, de
' ceaseti,sitaamin the township of I crick , iq raid Co.,
bounded 'as follows 'on - theLnorth bfisnls -of 'John
Stewart; east by lands of Pine; and on the
south and seat bj lands of John Moue ; contain
} rug inn acres more or lees, -and on which-is a dwel
ling house, bars . orchard, oat-hotraes, be.. and about
:0 acres of , which are under Improrement. Sale M.
be held upon the mullets, at 1 o'clock. p. in., and
terms of payment made known en the day of sale,
JOHN THOMAS. i • '
EnzA Arrow fatraters - '
Iferrick, Feb.l6. 1119.—tw
.
A,-iaauiavmma:zwiaw;amztz
EIT4L
*fin
itecetpis
pOlished iA puiroAtibe.of a* .4 01f
*etiitly of the 151 h oT April,„.A. 1;34.
,SUAQ,UXIEANNAL COUIiTY.
BaltinE4 of Voile*tors' Accolinu fOr 1858.
; Tusys.l.lr, tiluplfrat',...lm't 001 Esol.. •se
W 14.15. • 1:500000,.... - .1 /5141t1111 $.45 SIG
IC •J• 3. 0 T.L. 14 1 ,U Al , 4 0 1 0 51 1:
"."• ....• 165 •I' 166 a 94 000
15 1ki.1505.515r,. 100 6,, 12;.4 6/. 400 64 06
I. .1,1 6116 r. 31 1 (4
11. W. 14t .• "•• 601 • k 14 1 ,. e. ON 1. 25
s. I N _ c'11.140r.. ..., • '114: 5... 19, 0 ' a. ,
E. 11. ..... . 1 ze.l 4;il n4 O 0
44 . 13, ‘ ,1 "1. 6 J4-11114411t......1 ' 164 471 ;61 11 - ;Ls
E. Ti ( . 051. r, Fr 10101.4 110.. • I . 'o 0: 1.51 ~ 414 , 6,1
1 ' • • - ' 4 , t9 011 499 6 1 4 1 5 5 9
AI. 0. T. F0r6.1 1.51.4,.. 51, 4a 4.16 61; 5 1.4 6 661 4,A
13. 1 . 1..D11, 11, 44 610 57 In 9
11, g. Terlsos, Gnat 134 ' 71 ~7 51 44 .1
,•••. Heretic. :546. . 515 Is , 1:444
U. V. 41.20 . ,i.. •552 51; 5:1 :• 1 I
11504 T41'1..5_ Ilannony,:.— Si, I' l ' •••• 10 '
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Statement of Treas. Ac• with Military Fund
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Treasuiter in Account Current with the Com
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9. anp•..i of Nr.ite ai%l
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the Cornturniiresitb. 4•r , be Yea/ Lirei, as per,
ert, of C...l. , trulo•imer•llle.l with iald Tre-ouret .1117.ed4.rr
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Sittter,,,,l - I're a s ur ee, Ae, onn t,, R,bdi,...to Rood
and School taxes on t'ns , nted Land.
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tat,c v . .. I i:.•lafiti IBy pcmcntage,. 4246
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Seo'ieVieMt ,!/* Sherie's Account for 1848.
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./O/Lr YO USG, Sheriff. DR.
T ll .1, !Savo 4/1 1 / .litry fe. $ll per Vertltimle oflhe •
Ci•-rk tLc Cwar. (trlarter besaow„...
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1858. , COY7:11-.1. .), CR.
T.k un.unt p.si.l Tr uvular and ..Inme.l In hli imount. ilrei,ll
Its:: wr cent at. Urd too .163 fur tuAILVIIAL 4;9
13) anualutmnnollraAlC. 95.00
Trectsi‘rer of thourektertna Courtly in Aetrount ear
yew with said County
1656. O ur. M 077; Treasurer.
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To amtand la Trevaircee ban& sayer last Auditors' report. .1111J2.74
T., 111111,./lt uf Ihiplkarea Gar ISM.. 4117,1X:17
Ta 3.1 . 1 reed fl•ml J. TrrimA,:glertlf.tlr i 5...,..) Jury frr*. MU I
ya at.inst ht. rtrwated L.A.- (Aso
Ta alaallat Nevi, v.l frt. tirtuntod /41416. 304
To alreauJ of tat
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1848. -
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'By innnint paid Voirsty it udoni.... 1.... —. ..... - IllitOn
By Re wenn Inne to enllettnre. J *Vs,*
By Percentage to Col/ernes. 4 .e 1 ,.. 4 4-144.3.90
By til mien. Srfunang Orders,. ... .. : . ... . ... . . . intg7
lig Coned,. larder, redeemed from lin. ito OIL ............ 13,:eliA1
By c0,,,,,,i.i.. on rreelpts.lllB.ll:oX. at g tercent.l.V..ll
By reisemilegom ea Es peudttures, $15p.4,2i!. dn. g l Oar---0679.82
1:y limo:rent mon' ri.Oo
By einount In Tilmeureni hand*, .i .1,19,16
18 Rec,i pitufatiug of Carat flow Ariount.l.Dr
TO C•o,tratt rrirt
T., es brorartpecoustre.mmisid.om,. t 37, St:
TofLLlnklatt Court hoote r 1.12M0
CONTRA
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By 1,4. V. :!.1, • 4111 1,..4 • of Ca. Boa& reacerup4 at.. 01 oriro•
Hr r - 4,11 pail 1 rin09.09
Ifg.oo, inkt fur Furktao•dr.„, 3,M10
Ity mune !Ind Bonds, r.qatmantl.) " 4,411
glaksaTent of Sit'sl.ol. Treasury, Jan. 41859.
To arallabfilifiuit lithotreoifTe:' r." 14
To tincture.* money of prlvieell yews.
To fifth tufa of Coustrßoode to CAW, Brow cootrect
doe koptettibrelt tetsO, &WAD
To Blob 15,1 , 00. ' =Ad
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odor
Repor oots t
of.Tof , es.lpodo, udzateots, /to. se per
.
4 00 436
girlre.cer....lfy the tomtertip to be • owed statement.
Ir.T " comity Cuepokrre.
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AtlestATY. 71:Caomoloar,
- Caondiedollen Ogler,MOseteaeJSAG !Tit ;OE 4 ! !•
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• Admitalstinters' Nettie.
NOTICE is her4iyikiami igalf persons basing de;
' muds %find the
_Estate of Gaming &mot,
late of. Rush townshii,dee'd, that the same must he
lepton:ell to the undersigned for arrangement, and
ar tieridis ind6hted td add Estate are requested to
Mike tainiblifiße paifbent.
Ti. SirtiltNEt,
• 't E; ddmlrs.
bush, Feb . : 2,185n.-O ir
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Notitc,
NOTICE 6mte6fr ti lea a all ii'errimi having de.
"man& against the estate et !ant,/ Hatira;
deceased, late oaibeity,that the same, moat
seated to the undemignal for arangement, and all
"versat .indebted to said estate are requeated tti make
immtclia:c Imlmevy.
JOSEtit terkbri:ll. ~ kite/or.
Liberty, rebretal 4131?,-Atwii
Farm -tor ule,i
rrri: suLteriber oiiers tirni satiated in
JL the wan or lAthrop, Susq. county,ethitaininik
GO ACMES.
in a good :date of eulthation, well watered, with a
(*rattle loon.ar and good barn, amino orchard of 100
Eric!' t;earlltc frpit. The 111,41Ve farm is distant about
2i mile,: front the fleidiuttunif Pewit, on the A:
W. I:. 11, and p miles from llontrwe,
Icama nude known by calling on the atiltaertbet
on tilt; prentlA!,t,
n. ether lands uctiortallf! can al t .° be 101.
()rip.
Lathrop, Feb. 2, IS:r9.-r:wp t•
SIIERIFFS SALES.
Dl' virtue of Sundry writs issued by the Court
oft'ommon Pleas of Susquehanna county and to
me Jii•ccietl, I will expose to sale by public ,vendue,
at the Court (louse ht Mud nlse, dh galnrdtty, the :6th
day of February, lt:1514, at One o'clock, p tn., the fol
lowing described pieces or parcels of land, to wit t
all that certain pie( c or towed of land situate in
the tealistrip of liatford, Comity pf Susquehanna,
atal.Stato of,Pconsylt Imuntled rind described as
follows, to wit : on the north by holds of firecw
formerly Guard ; or the east by lauds of The heirs
of 'farther Price, elec'd ; on tire ' , truth by lett& of Da
% id Tar, and on the nest by lauds - of Shepherd 'Car
penter ; containing about 8.5 acres, be 'sesame wire
_or less, tbgether with the appurtenances, 3 dwelling
Ito:-.:, 1 harts, 1 orchard, and about 50 acres inn
pre ed. Taken in elorution dt the tuft of 7.crah Very
V. Charles Wither. •
►ho all that certairr piece or parcel of land sit
uate-in the 'township of New Ifillbrd, oratory of Suss
, preiranto, and State bounded and
de-crtherl as !allows, In wit • -bettinning at stones the
soutlrwer4 corner of lot No. I; 3, thence by the west,
liar thereof e4:4 112 AO perches to the cruise
of the road; thence along the sante S. Str cart iIS
perelte,; thence S. 62° east 2.1 and P.-10 ['either , to
11. Peek's corner opposite a post.: thence along said
Peck's line S. 131 7-10 perches to stories in thesouth
line of No. 17::; thence along the sante north SS'
west 62 perches to the bc,einning; containing
arres and four porches. Aigo ail that other piece
situate ;as above, bounded and destrilt‘q nc folloss,
to ' hetinning in a public rotund site northeast
corner of Jacob Wayman's land :rthentre along the
said Wayinsn', , land south 2:' n est ;;S rod+ to a post,
and north s; west s and 6-lo rods ton post, and
south St' west SS rods tat it post, and south :r2' . west
to and 6-pt rods to a po-t, and south 21. west erode
tot Jtislina Ph limey's hand ; thence along, the Sallo.
south Si i` cats 35. perches to a Ilt•talOCk stump ;
thence taffrth 1 f' east 112 perches -to the nfirresaid
public road; thence along said road north west
11 and 1.10 rods to the beginning; containing,
acres and A:, perches, be the game more or less, to
gether with the appurtenances, one framed house,
one orchard, and about 40 acres improved. Said
two pieces lie adjoining and occupied as one (afro,
and the improvements are on both of-the above
described pieces.
. Taken In execution at the suit of C. S. Bennett
vs. John S Wayroan.
Purchasers will in all eases be required to pay, on
the day of sale, an amount sufficient to corer the
costs of sale, otherwise, the property will be resold
forthwith. JOHN YOUNG, Sher
Sheriff's Office, lfontrose, Feb. 2, 1820.
OtTS4MIIIANNA COltri I
NORMAL SOHOOL
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At Montrone, Snag. Co., Yu.
I. F. STODDARD, A. M., PRINCIPAL.
nem term of the t'Scservitckss COUNTS
NORMAL SCHOOL" Mill commence on
Monday the 14th day oT Feb., 1859,
to continue eleven or twelve weeks.. For the accone
mild:dim of Teachers who desire to attend a quarter
of eleven weeks, and are linable to be present until
the 2Sth of February, the OPENING ADDRESS will
be delivered on that day, in the Acntleniy Hall, by
Wm. 11. if:3BCP, Esq., and the term, (if advisable;)
will continue eleven weeks from that time.
During the term Piot STOPOARD wilt deliver
course of Lectures on the Science nod Art of Traelt-
Mg. Moral Cohort!, noel Element. of Character. and
on Natural Philosophy.-. Lectures trill be deliv
ered by F. D. Dsvisos..M. D.; Rev. D. R. EMOILY,
and others, dating the term.
Students'who consult their own interest Will i.e
present the first day of the. term, and will allow
no irie;n/ cause to, keep them ow btoment from their
school duties.
All who desire can take IZ.ssons in Instritmental and
Vocal Music uncivr thorough instructors connected
with the school. -
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EXPENSES.
.
TuiTiuN, iu Normal Department, 11 . weeks,..isit,oo.
in Pt ima rr do. de. .:t;59:
" in Latin and Greek, extra, In. 4,oft.
" . in Vocal - Mu.sie, dm 2,(10.
Board per week. • - • 9,1;0.
r - "N"' It is desirable that tuition bills be paid in 41.1;
ranee, and no deductions will be made then students
are abient, except in case of protracted ;Ickne.ta.
Students can board themselves as heretofore.
For farther particulars apple to the Principal, Prof.
J. F. t..Zrot,DARI.). WM. JESSUP, President.
C. F. Rout, See rrior y.
Montrose, Pa., Jar ..d, gs, ISS':.-tf '
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Exec to'r% Notice
NIIMICE is hereby giren•to all persons. haring de
minds ag s oinst the Estatr'of Tr 101111" WARNER,
late of Out township of Bridgewater, deed,. that the
satne must be presented to the untlemigned for nr•
ram:et:lent, and all persona indebted to said Estate
arc reques.ted to iitakc immediate payment.
CIIARLES AVERT, Er , odor.
Montrose, Jan. 24;, 1859.-6ir
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REMOVAL. •
F. FOUDFCIVII ILAS REMOVED 1118 !
A . 3. Harness and Trunk Shop
ocro,, the street, into the building formerly occupied
by Boyd Jr. Webster, one door below Keeler & Stod
dard'', which be has fitted up c , :preasfy fur a i
Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Shop,
and where he would be happy to have Itie friends call.
All who hare unsettled accounts 'for lea, will
please call without further notice,
And oblige, F. F'U}iDlt BSI.
Montrose, January IP, IS:SP.
MEI
New Year Presents.
HE subse'riber,irishes to make a present of about
T
six different Almanacs for the yens 1851, to ea
cry fiimily in Susquehanna County. They arc gut up
and published at a great expense. and contain niuch
valuable information. • ABEL ITIMELL
Montrose, Jan. 5. 1 850.
GEM
Keep it before the People
,IAT the FILLISrI urd br \.S" ork nukere contain , .
T
an laid whirl. EATS Ow tron and 'pt!. tlietwec. Et,ldet.ce of
wrhkh can he be. St 'j[ Bauch rOUrth Street, and no ride tan De
made under the l'hanthim tr,,tent which u las tuolean heron:lD
will he entirely eaten up; and that the ure_of Trth of
Norrhdoerti.thee okra on the ulghi of the I pl e( Decent.
Der, SIM *QV. Orden, and with+ now mid Wl...lntended dntpy
tire wet,. had oh the {among powder mud bur,tLar luck, t.FLD
/MO tottosnurtorn by Pure% Co., burgle
prooflocl In not..
VARRELIIIEM,jk (Ifs rATltlifTrittftrivgAFFA,
deh, thft eft, ~hhh.t.,tle beset t. 1.1 11111,6t4 he
DM's , " or had thelreaptota deteryred by accitiont4
The Prena of the 4th ult.
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*tavla W•traarta flematturota Mamas ten • Wear Tose
flex sco.,—We, the underalgoeth eahme bt• JoacPb• u"
hereby eertlirtbat the Iron safe befengiof to twnwin.
Farrel *Ca., N 0 . 74 Warm' street, PhitadetrOtte, 11%141 woe In
tbe Ore that waned here. Is isot Oreprn and 1 1,h,et, , leee asttee•
pent rarer that the book-a, c r ra r d, ewelrr, W 1 .1 ,3 were In the
safe myths. tone Wtre alert th at !be IstatUng whir* It
was to trio of Fltast; WWI nn 7 ONE and the a Orr an
T WILING as ILI one which 14nuctewer the told mt. wax not
Seat to hare tosurect. any SAFE teentoettult to hr rms'et"rt
Styled. W. It, Itzarneaidit Jo/. ir. Team; Roombsot
ti• DalrtA beaker ; ttt•rox elientastao,n,trehonts
WC1.1.4•11 114 r, Joe Carr. C. IC. Bgurino , I St. 401ePt4
01.7.4%,:s
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EVAN** W*T*ON; SOenth IFOI.7*TR Ptillsdelphls;
bare sow as UM the hive, apartib tdt Sdanmutter'We*lathe
Coned States, warranted equal to ant neben. ' , lade On M.SOLINe
tenni. I.***** Pre va & eat,. - BILLING 5 STROUP.
11,ntrose, January. 19, 1849.-IY As wt.
H.E
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?kr ENT FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES
1. REWARD 812Yrn- ilho
I prove th at one o( ern bee 'ever IMP
edi In arraoeidentatlire, to Inesuse Its Fostsiitsa' ,
The agsr 84P/18 made.
CUANDLER, Agent".
Montrose, Nov: 24 1858.
Writ Teeth, ki 'heti: by " ?-
rititLL
Courti of appea l.'
sern comlifissiot ere offAtiarpsehanni Cauntkitave
I. fixed upon the following ,dlys and placei kor
holding APPEALS front' the trzettraltd Asressutent
of 1859, to wit:
Forest Lake, - lionday. Februao 21,-1869, it-.the
honse of Mrs. Clark; In Forest Lake. •
Silver Lake and Chocoaut, Tuesday, ` February
at Eindhlts Hotel, In Choctinat.
Anolacort, rail Friends's-ilk Borough,
Wednesday, 1 1 .'ehruary 2SII, at .I:tekscat's Motel.
Rush and Aul,nrn,..thursday, February 2.4 at the
rivoler hotel, in. Bush.
pringville and Diinnek, Friday, ?Amami 25, at
tilt 4 bm eof Spencer nickel., in Springville.
Ilrookisn and 1 1 ,21throp, Monday, February. 'lB, at
the house of Jaineg 41. Lizzlltrtf, in Brooklyn.
Burford and Lenox. Tuesday, 1114 cell 1, titsit, at
the houii , of N. W. 'Waldron, in Burford.
Clifford, Herrick, and Dmodaff Borough, Wedues.
Jay, March 9, at the Dundati Hotel, in Bundati.
Diteonn, fhorktry., March tt, at the honsiof Joel
tztevidkack, in Gibson.
Artirat, and Jaekstm, Frklay, March .1,
at the home of J., I. Turne r in Jackson.
Franklin and. I.lbertfr, llfaiday; Match 7, at the
hou 4e of Bela Jones, in' Liberty.
. Sew Milford and Great Ireful, Tuesday, March 8,
at the Sommtlsville Hotel, in New Milford.
Harmony, Oakland, and Susquehanna Borough,
Wednesday, Slarzis 9,at the housesof T.Carr, In Susq.
Borough,
Montrose and Bridgewater, Friday,, March 11, at
the Cortmrissioners' Office, In Montrose.
Jessup, Sqturday, March 12, at the house of Dan
iv! Hoff, m Jewm.
By order of the Conmd+sione , s.
1111. A. CtiOSSMON,
Commissioner's 011ie, Montrose, Jill). 12,
New Arrangement,
for 1.1300-00.
sulperibers will' continue to earty- on the
Trote rettnli le Bliginens
heretofore, 41. the At ctittal in the Brick Block,
under the nu ne and style of
READ di, CO.,
and they respectfully invite their uld customers, and
the puhlic generally to give them a call. They tie
sot t o ke e p ersmaantly on hand a _•ei ie ra I assortment
or ..a.zonalik Goods, cutnprieing their usual variety of
•
pa :re ina 0 r. .. 1
r 1 0 1 . r e, N 4 '7: a 4
at ••ri 0 7.1
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till of n Lich they oiler on the too:t reaionable tertto , ,
for C.,11, Country produce, or itppfuee,/ credit.
.1. I'. !Dux, with C. F. REAP.
31 , rntro, , e, 1, .1;41.
Dissoltition.
Fria: copartnership which has eskted during .the
pa-t rear, tinder the name of BrArt.r.t, linen,
rr,t; is ihis dav dissoLyed hy its own limitation.
The Look: , and at-,totinto of Ate late first of Bentley
A. Read, and, itentleivßeati, h Co, * are in the hand;
of (% who is duly antiiorlfed to settle
the same. I:En. v. BENTLEY,
F. READ.
.I.l'. W. RILEY.
11.nktroF+e,IDec. ::1,
LT tbr 4:11,41 the barrel, by
.lint. h, lS 9. READ A; CO
NOTICE:
ra. r, PATRICK, JR, would-like, af.
ter a silence of nearly ten years, to appeal to
the.mond (!nsil_tilities of a Very generous public, who
have always manifested their sease of appreciation of
his u-tefulness hr exacting his services when needed
or thought to be needed, but who have given -no
other evidence of gratitude-or good-will—particularly
in the nay of " substantial aid" as KoAsuth would say
—that 'se flow desires a full and entire settlement of
a ll hi,t aeeouttcs, also the accounts of the late firm of
Patrick A; himock ; and he wishes further to Hate
that 120 desires nothing to by considered wrong, it;
after a few Areas, the said accounts, remaining un
settled,should be placed in the hands oi a good ',harp
',0 . 11,- tor, and made to account to him something that
ill buy Oats and Buckwheat. !lease notice this and
take action accordingly.— Y ours Truly,
E. I'ATRiCK, JR.
CW"
It :mention should not be paid to this, JOHN
F. Dt - Nmoxt: may have something to Jo with it.
KEYSTONE 'HOTEL.
Wm. K. HATCH, Proprietor.
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Arid enmmodioui Hotel, situated on Main
Street, near the Court House, and nearly in the
renter of the business portion of Montrose, is now
fully completed and furnished, and was Opened on
the tr; th of September, 1859,, far the accommodation
of the public and travelers. The 'Proprietor feels
contideht, that be is mzfr, prepared to entertain guests
in a manner that cannot fail to jell)
Complete Satisfaction.
The House and Furniture ate new, and uct expense
has been spared to render it equal, if not superior to
any similar establishment in this part of the State. It
is well supplied with nil the recent improvements and
comforts, and obliging waiters will always be in .at
tend:ince to respond to customers. The Stables
connected with this House Are
Xew and Conirenient. .
The Proprietor respectfully solicits the patronage'
of his old friends and the public generally.
WM. K. MATCH.
Montrose, September 2j, 11368.—tf
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t, . (
( G' v E CANDI instead of MEDI- ( ( 1 ,
( (Es ,l. n fact, for (
( PURDON'S t i
t
i WORM 'LOZENGES '
(Hare entirely superseded the use of all other (
(~ kinds of . " t ,
( l'E R if I I , ' U , G' E t
t 1
( w herever they hare become known. They, aro t
(
( YEHT AGREEABLE
.. CI
t (
to tic taste. - I
C I:EA I)ILY EATEN
t c
t BY CHILDREN-- -
t PERFECTLY SAFE,
t
( and are the must , ...
t '. E.F.F./,,V1TT...1L
t
t and Reliable. anthelmintic -
Medicine in . USE.
,
They'CONTAES -
NO MERCURY
1
r any substance which can injure the weakes;
( infant, but lniv. eacellent
41 TONIC P.HOPERTIFS •
(hicb iiit INVIGOBA+E. the system and render
t pro t qf agaMtt subsequent attacks. Price 25 ct
, I.
Illanufaclored by N. P. MARSH. tt: Cn.,
~ : cranton, Pa. For sale be Abel Tura, MciCem
le .k Eldridge, Zeneli Very . , Eaton & Mosley, nay-
Go Brothers, J. Dirkermuo, Jr., aiul Dialers get,i
rally. - tioc.4,'sB.—tlin .-
-i'
A Happy New Year to All Air
1858 is dead am/ gone,
18583 s but just Argun, -
I_SO please . all at the.Moi.raose Boot Stoat and
buy a copy of the Arta of Beaut y , by Lola Mop
tez, and subucribe fur Godey's Lady's Book, for 114,00,
or-for Petenott's, Arthur's, Frank Leslie's, Mrs. Ann
S. Stephens's, Magazines, £c., Lc., at the lowest •
club nttto, or Harper's. and the Atlantic Monthly
Magazines at #2;60 tuck. :CA and: bay a copy of
. Li vingston's Tntrels and Explorations hi South -AM,
and a copy of Recollections of hy , s:
G. Goodrich. albse sett of . CheOrsen, -: a ,beintiful
Album and Fortfollo, a nice (wicket fable Red Prayer
Book, (of which you ean find 15 , '0r 411 atylca,)
copy ot Mies Cooper's Mount Vernon Letter, Songs
forlittle ones at liorne: - CourtabiP of Miles Ftandieit,
a importer pocket Keids, a pocket Diary and Alma
nac for 1849, . Lades, Demoniac, 14040, Trib
une, and Juvenile Almanacs, Stc., te., end at' the
Male time subecribe for 103 9 good Family Faro You
may choose at the err* lowest club prices. You can
also get almost any Weekly Paper or Monthly Mega
°rine (N. Y. Ledger,includedj for. January .Bth and
• by calling at thatAlbxitreti:ThroZlkre t first
..door north of Ltritthts Uotel,;Tbere th eriirsix Oak
fL 17 sumo%
Tilt WISE CAPTAIN
Keeps Wide of the Rocks
WHICH WRECK THF. SHIP
And Wise PEOPLE Trade where
Goad
Are Sold the Cheapest.
NEW 0001)S
HAYDEN 'BROTHERS,
'ORE PRICE AND READY PAY. STORE.
arrived a large arid Splquirid Stork t)f
)74IND 1)11; 660a,5,
GROCERIES it PROVISIONS,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
WALL & 'WINDOW PAPER.
rlour and. Salt,
Watches, Jewsly,Thame Notions,
•
t ate.. &v.,- air.
and a great ninny articled too nutnetoo , to mention.
A word to the wi,e.- if ton want bargains call at
DAYDEN ItRoTHERs,
New Milford, Dec. 29, 185,5.
Binghamton Water Cure,
BINGHAMTON, BROOME COUNTY, N. Y.
lEstabent open for the reception of
_IL unn 6
patients the whole year, and is arntnged with a
view to the health and comfort of inralids during the
cold weather. The
Balrill 2 ©CM@
are thoroughly warmed and the entire house is kept
at a AS:rtlitMtr temprature.
Experience has tiennmstr ,
ated that water treatment
is most sueeessfnl during the Autumn and Winter
mrnthß.
Expressly to the Sick.
Yon are an invalid and desire to be cured. You
long for health. Make the proper efibrt anti your
health *ill be restored. Are your Liver — and Stom
ach dkeased are your Throat and Lungs diseased?
are roil Bedridden, noahle to. walk ? Intro you Mien
=thin or impurity of the blond? have you General
ftebilitt' and Palpinvion 01 . the Heart? have all of
your effort„sproved abortive?
Go lo the Binghamton Water Cure.
Writer Treatment will .speedily cure
For further partienlar;, adtire,i
0. V. THAYER, It. D.
S. 7)r. That,e r r lt:11 b. 4,1 S.fsguslsua. Depot,
(Nicoes flotr'l,) Iscc.s , lo.; 2 Ith. (tied January :Ist.,
for co,sultaDopt.
Ilinglisuctbn, Dee. 22, ISsti.—tf
'STOVE
AND—
S, PIPE, TIN,
4
SHEET IRON WARE..
Tile undersigned would announce to the public
That he is again in the above mentioned business,
and may be round opposite his oliNtand, on Vain
Street, below Seade's Hotel, where he will be happy
to see )1i old ctoaomers and as many - new ones us
will give him a call.
Stoves of the newest patterns, nod at the cheapest
rates.
lobbing Done on Short Notice.
Produce tuLcn it exchauge fur ware;.
S. A. WOODRUFF
Montrose, \0%..", 185 S
BooKs, Books:
AT COST; FOR CASH !
pCHANDLER is now prepared
• t o putply P lied, or SchooN, by the quanti
ty, with the Wowing Books at COST, for
Stoddard'. Series of Arittnneties.
Sander's Readers And Spelters.
itrebb's Normal I Readers, -
Brown's and Corairs Grammars
IBM
Letter, Cap, and . Wrapping, Paper.
I have on hand n good asteortment of Fancy Gift
Bootie, Alliume,Picturei, Paintings+, China Goode,
Gold Pens and Pei ilt ' Americo', and - English Watch
es, Cloche, Sc., Sc. 'Not forgetting to mention the
/ir.,t article of Toilet Soap made, called
1101iE I-DEIV SOAP.
nhielt if any one after using a. cake,thinks other
wise, please call and your money shal he refinitled,
at CLIANDLEICS,
Montrose, Pee. 17.5,
CABINET SHOP
IN LYNN.
THE rindersigned takes,this method to call the at
tention of the good people of Springville and vi
cinity to the Lict that he carries on the'
CABINET MAKING BUSINESS' ,
at Lynn, in Springville loWnship, where all articles
in hiirline—of good materials and workmanship—
may be had cheap for cash.
CALL AND SEE. •
vir- Grain, Sc., will be taken on account.
TIIOIIIAS AIINER-
Lynn, December L 3, 1 3:58.-3in 1•
ONE HORSE FAME
UNDER PULL SPEED !
SECOND LOT OF
Fall & Winter Goods:
Jett . received and rcunarkyhly tor, far
TIIDE. PAY-
5. :;,-11ITIP, Jr., & SON'S
Convinced that- the ",rbabie ,4,rpenee i 3 pretera,
I,le to the sloe , ohilling," we propose, dealing upon
that plan. By ACll;l , g Goo/1,1 at " fiyurex whe,h a:74-
nd fail fa snit,"and (Toying the " li ighcd Mar
liet Priciest for all kinds of MUCCI:, "tr.:l-E
-pee! a RUSH.'"
Dry Goods;
SILKS, Poplin's and Plaids,
PRINTS in endless-variety,
Laing and Ghighannt, the beat to he had
Hont the City of " HeartWotoriety,'
ip fact every thing in trio line of PRY GOODS going
lots "FeII . THE PA Y,"at SMiTH &
CLOTHING..
T is•DER. COATS, Oyer
Panta, Vet and Collar_,
Hats, Caps, Mint,, and Sheds,
eh , fur the .DOLLARS,
at Filiall & SON'S.
GROCERIES. .
Il 16;i Good for' ntr.
Good Tea for and oel,cr lloodi at -equally lox•
figures, at J. AITH, jr.
Fer rea£ollm we knish not,we cant make alityme,
Willi this kind of Ootabt, ut 111L4 pi iet‘t LIMN,
Suffice ii. tO .sty, we've all kind, , , and enough, . .
Fronj a bbl. of Flour„.Svar, Coffee, Mee, Fil.lt, Sze„,"
to cents worth nf Snail: '
. . . ,
.llell np the team, bring along, your Crttitt,But-
I ter, I.gga, Feathers, l'uper Rags, Ito., nod /lent
target to bring the TPA, Babie, and.what C'aill you
, hose tottpate. Yours in Ttude,' ~ . .
J„, filliTill,; - Jr., 1. SOS. .
Springrillo, Dec. I; 18.5 d.
,
ficirr - FARMERS - ATTEND 1.111.'
r r up, underidgued would respectfully announce to
tholFlallattli and all others into rented, that.
•
'MOTT dc TILDES,
at the old stand or M. E. MOTT, are pre
pared-tolurnish PLOWS of the'most approved pat
terns now in me, such as .Blatehlrp'i Jfott'a iron
Beam, de. Also rebels Di all -kin ds, Landsidee,
tultirator tfcllt, and all-kinds of . ,cr4iuga for Nilo
era antLotheit, all otwhich we propose tosellms tor
u can be afforded by any establishment In thin coun
try. " ELIJAH VOTE:
, • G. A. TILDEN.
We era also sgeutelor Emery ' s Horse Powers.
Divvied eircolorfiaws for -wood, also Dog Churl)
Powers, which we can furnish short notice!.
Montrose. Dec., 1, 1850 . ,741 - • -
Clatiati s
AID ran suirrimirrits,
Great Triumph
TheßeadyPaySygt,em!
IT TO 923T411! :**Ti
GOODS
cAN R 1 SOLI) st - cc.:siyuLix. IN
:RONTROSIL
4.N . D AI
L AqUEUAIIi /W A DEret
Mi' c• if Cais ip ki.
•.., ...
rilliOSE doubting this tue.ertion nal do well to call'
.I. at the Storee• of Lill
attifeßbei.g, ilmeiihqtorp & ea:
Wh e re it wifi. be proven that the merchar.t, in fel•
ling his Goods, ran afford to eel( CHEAPER- for
CASH, and can offer inducements sufficient to
make it an object to purchasers, at whatever uteri.
lice, to procure the money p:r make • their purchase!
on the Cask Sqstein.
They have just received, and aro constantly re
ceiving a largo assortment of
DRY :GOODS AND CLOTHING.
partivalarli adapted for
. Pall and Winter , •
and which are purchased under the most fit7orablo
circumstances, for Cash.
They are enabled to and willafie? and sell it prices
far below others that have given everlasting credit,—
no matter whether it is to Jhm, Dick, or Horn.
THEREFORE,
Examine, Compare, and Judge
611 400166,1
an assortment heretofore unequalled by anything ev
er offered in Montrose..
FANCY'
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Comprising many new and desinible aylea of Gonda
unknown in this market,innoug which will be found,in
Ladies' Dress Goode
all the oorelties of the day, cheap at
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum, & CIA.
SHAWLS.
New and elloiee styles of Broche, double and single,
Stella, Plaid, Wool, Takoa, and Mantilla, ate: a new
style of CIIENILL SHAVIS,
CHEAP, AT
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum, & Co's.
CLOTH CLOAKS. •
An aiiiittinent always an hand, altlLadles Cleo:a:ad
trimmings to match, of all bliades,'
Cheap, at l
. Guttenberg, Rosenbaum, & Co's. ,
E - J , ]EIROLieRPIEROIEA,
In thil department we can oiler grdig inducements,
a we arepachming directly from Importing Acmes.
The ii.zortment compri.-es
French Sets, Sleeves and Caws,
Worked Edgings and Insertings,
and a great many more articles toontimerous to men•
tion—all of which may be found
CHEAP. :t AT ".
,Guttenbert„ Rosenbaum, it ,Co!s ; ,
DnEOO 000 DO
Bonnets, Ribbons Flowers, qumes,
Wire, Stiff Nettings, and Frames,
at wholesale and retail, Cheap, at
Guttenberg, lioseniatun, & Co's.
DOMESTIC. GOODS.
May be found all the different-010es of PRINTS,
GI.VGIIA
BLRACIIED GOODS,
FINE 3117SLISii,
i I
TWKS,
' STRIPES,
DENLIIS,
SHEETING .14 yards wide,
CHEAP. AT 1*
G PITENBERG,
,ROSENII.4I73f, k CO'S.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
As this is one of their principal bntnchea of holiness
in lien• York City, they certainly hat , one great ad-
vantage over all the rest of the Clod iers, they luty
frig one partner steadily in New Yorkl City M devote
all his time to this particular branch of manufacture.
They„will furni=h, at any time, a good Garment, at
about the price for which ihe'materkda can be got.
They will warrant their work and a complete fit or
no bargain. They keep constantly of hand one of
the best stocks of
•
Over and Under oats -
•
SrCII AS
FROCK, DRESS, RAGLAN, SACK, 8, PANTS,
in gnat cariety'aud different ,
Vests: Vests: Vests:
Such as Vulva, Pluh, Cas•itner. and SOW,
CIIF.AP, AT-
Guttenberg. Rosenbainine* Co.
,•CLOTHIIIG
MADE T-0 °TIER,
OF -
BEST MATE lALS,
At Short Nothioi
Under Clieratentii
For -Ladles sr well as for Gentlemeo;'titteli is
.SILK, LAMBS' ,IVO6L,
likeieisbibilin; - * Co.
'f
One - et-044i sh# demi foi , the thee: _
To 'out nuineprAu! Friel* ,
• .
and la pardealsr to those knowing theaseiteei to be -,.,
indebted to us, we would say once NAM drat We will
sell for - - :4,1: •
ItEADY
Weresiter, and all *motets estad-,11 1 settled widtout _
anther notice..., •Ws nes' tired 41: trebles, Deunditti
Letters, and auppertlim the fooetoillee, to see 1e5e.,... -
Wa win take all Weds of Geduld tbe ids** *Dirket
P rice to payment. All Alt detonate - standles even sit
eneatthe on otairßooke, will tie left ew oolleitiosions.
lets settled by wse.. . • :
is
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