Gel Oral News. .... lerttel , W. , fleyt,ooll4tor fez the town of J AuLui,l.-7Ellnaund B uo ilf o oroje„_43,.. W. Chap. . Waliktill i .I.C. 1%. has .atiliched, sea ethers inz male. nei l i''' '', ' t , A pair of woomerrolio. e i h a pnott y o ts ti , Dr. I I?ridgrteetrr.—lnt koster.!Jfidd/dowle—Paritts Host I.tella IfasLrook, in- satisfaction fin. t=its duo said eufris'td- -- Scril Peeks! .'i'ew illi.thzd•---jilihinii H. loan by. the lady doctor. ` . Chacoing.. 7 .ltalphXnil. l Cook, B. 11700 i pdeh. I);.norke.—.l - ohn Dußois. I, and Bart:S.lf. Minnie., 17) P • tommon:dent of th . Aondon Doi: a't Ben..l.—Stephen Ilemillaktrind.—.l oseph Re ly Aiwg states the the trench Emperor is making r , epArm in , a a „i„ ; (, to it0ti..,,,, that i‘c, intends drieksonNnthaniellrma,3 ' Kum., jr.. • . to take the field in person i and that it Is certain he „4.ilit',B• Jane, ~.. IS" ‘ „in''hanii• — Auguntus burnt with ambition to command anat* . in 'aet-nal 1 1 .-m i r k .— Gil es ,7, r e:,7.l . t... — s " t ' e l p es l i c " ; tte l' e n t. l ,Si " li ' r ib r e ' rt iakc.—lletthen warfare. • L.no r.—F: eenian T. ?torsi Meeker. 'On the night of Thnt. , dny, Mandl nd, the cm : Inol7l.9oPl.—Luther q Aid- President sent a message to tbeSenate. deplone2 ti.te L,„0,,,.,,....__1 nk .10t ! 0i ng . 1 rich, soften G d a . ii , Jr. jack of legislation necessary to replenish the Tr,,.-n- . ' Traxerse Jurors. rr, and stating that unless sotnething in stone, the Trenonryi will become bardirynt. lie earnestly its-rte.; trxf-li. - ! Sr.co?.D wire. .1 ..1. reral.—Ed a nrd II Io a- .1 to rni.—A bn er 11. A r.c . .ty plored Coottiess to take come immediate Itelien. ..... Two 'young ladies helonelOg. io Nen tiorynort, ham, ' , label T* hir• :-1 a urn.—Nattui Green, a few daye piece, wishing to .T.O fiOin'l.Oirellito Lan - - -A ((burn.-11liralii Cat ter. i P. G. Burch. fence, preferted skates and the Menitinte to the-ears ..../fridgrwatrr.—B sr tlet t:Apotocatt.--Jonntlian Bar and railroad, and made the passage of ten miles in 1,4, de. ; . ney, IlaciAltuff,,m. forty miatttes. For some portion of the was there Bred F. HreEd;Bri'llic'e'ilei,-111. Fan - ;was a strcmg head wind, or the peat might hawe been , A'" Crandall, Isaac EA cher. M. 3. Manington. "accomplished in less time. " ) Stellkg• iChoennut,—Mjclotel gain. I . .... thifore adiOurcing, the house of RePrractint. etnvOui—D. 0. 11,itikler,1C/Vorci.—.lohn linlion. ',tires at Washington adopted the usual resolution of nuntre.--Wm. Wilbur. !Gib,.,, —Daniel Ey an 5, re.j•ect to the Speaker. Mr. Potter, of Wisconsin, D fmock.—Geor, , e Gates. [ 0. IL ijawley. tit.inantird the yeas and - nnys on the resolption Frrinkllst.:—Dati. 11. Illovi Crt Bela —L. B. Crook, Teas, 13 4 ; nays. tte;.ato.ent or not rating, 7r.. ere, Luther Slow, :id. ; A. P. Stephen.. The agrentr-fire followed the example -of Mr. -Orr sllnsest Lake.—J. W. Tap ' Marto of. —A lfred Bra i • hi m s e lf,' who absented himself-on the ocrasiori n t r ,.. for, L. S. Towne.. nard, Fowler Peek. tpect to Speaker Banka. GiTat Pritst.=- . ..llcnry Teri fkrrirk.—.l. T. Ellis. :... Governor Parket has signed the followin.• b w 4 . - (Liberty—John D. Terrell. hills: An Act relating to certain charitable corpus,- l i rrr i` k-- Lw-N i z hn lz- ibitlizaP---ilnlin blond. liens. It makes it lawful for the Courts to permit iiormunw.—J. H. Rogers.lene.c.—lraniel 0. Fern married women to he incorporated with others in env 1 ,f,....‘nr.—.Fretil Dayton. ' hate, .Tan. Italatead, An. 1 institution composed et women, or to he tinder their • Th ` •b • 42 '' ,.,'- r''' — A;lcu'in Perry, drew Chstnhei lin. - management, for tlicare and education of children. r Ms ' .Ifolitrog..—,Samuel Bald. or for the lirpottof tick or indigent women. Also, 'i4 , rtu.—N. L. Austin. I Win. W. smith. Lot. rap.—Souldaftl Quicki,,ltUildorn.—Jelin Brad the Act to incerpepite the „ Yates; rtlion of Art and tAteratnir." This emnpanr lee for hs Ale - 1 !""tr°"- - Arn* s N i c h ° 1 ' 1 'l'" - • 34t the publication of a Magazine. hearing centtimt. ifiadNuem.—Santuel L.l.Vem Mil innl.—G it rdo n thins from the literati of the world. - inerther with the W i ni ' lin i• . j Mcmlei-. Richard MC1 , 51., dfstritintion of fine 'engravings among. i•s ; natrons. Itl Y - 3 ('' " 7 1 1, r 4 . ---- A-FlrAnt. , FrancisMbaleY, M. C. ir l something similar in the Illtistmteri London pews, Jim o.Diintl, Daniel 110 Dykema,. 81 W' a ;Slack ComPnny. A number of wcaltity 1 . I !iMn. Edwinßift. IRwth.—Da , l4 Collwiti, It. men of Philadelphia are onninceted with the cuter-. 1 Oa khroti —Calvin Brush. i H. Si. isher, A. F. Shad- Prise. - I Thol,,,lpt Deuel jr., Z.L. , dock, Seth Shore. - _ cooler, Ihmnirl Gary. .54.1 ,,, L.-ra , t.- 0 .-S.lbig- Silrrr tol , .—lsaac Gage,' ham, Peter Tato. .TO.n.r,h Whirplr. ..Q,nrion,hite—Henry Will. -S nsq iteh no n n.—Sain'l 1I.! ialns, Jr. Seymour, Wm. C. Fri 11.! Thottnte,—Chae .r . Brown. ... Is ;fated that they have had - ninetv.rine days of uninterrupted .good nleighilig in Berkshire. Mass., thin whiter.' Sir. Gardner fired a pb4 ,- .1 otitis nweethenrt a few days wen in Minnesota. and she has. since Mar ried him. Who ever dreamed that gun : powder wan alore-powderl . The President is reported to car )lint he. will eaTI an extra session of Congra , s in Jolt- In cache prn. vision for keeping' id effective operation she Prmt Office Department of the Gavernment, lie say; he cannot take the responsibility of einsinz up they Pont' Ofliptis of the country, an he would hare to do before Pe ember next sobs there is an extra sermon and ...means provided. Captain Mich orthe brig Frances Jane, from Mathytez, seal Captnin Staples of the ;charmer Mo. Ponce, P. R., re;r: that a Spanish lnr'ire hom the NINFI. of Afrio.,, oiii rsii negroes on Ictaluattemptine to r-fl , -et i inn ling. lrdg.onr. anent the 4:1) on a red on t h e erect c.rd the J•land."and went in r.ket.4, and h laay r.porr. rei that :he Canminnfrlie ;lacer tad committal sail cite. 'The , lll2ltinrita,.".7 immt diatclr denpitchain go y. i ernment ?leaner to hat% lit ulo• had not .r.-I.,ined ae the thnu of ihe tiepin-triton - 1 the. abrne itinek—Thil :;.nv2it Eschan,:c„lbtreh 4, • On the fast day of Congre..., Senal,r ; gave notice that he ;lionhl, at a!: cult- d.r of the next ne,:sinn. rail 11 . * a - i•atimiltree of fni-ensit.-.ation. . with tile view of correemz, by legislation, the ainme which hare grown an under the syztenr,of patronage hy which Mr-three thou-and men keep their places 1. : 7 - the will of the Prf,F.i,i,nt. A new trtiteri Stare , S.nate•cnnrene,l at Washington;Harelr 4th, by Froerift) Flinitinils‘ of the Pr Pir lb. purNeie of considering tr,atie , J. appointment.% ana.othe: purely Clf•rlll.lVi bmine.siA, The following ten Sena mPtubf , r , of the Fict ;step..., have been re-elet:te‘ttor =it yeary r!.on. March 4:11; Pitt FeF.senthn INVA" Harm,- *hire. John P. Hale Tilinois, Stephen A. .Douglap; Virg:lid% -Robert B. T. _ Hunter; Gf.01 , :":3, P.obert Albert G. Brown; Alahama, ffemenr C. Oar Lms leant, Judrat Benitimin ; Wm. K. Si baLt, ian ; South,C,rrol:na, .131110 S ir. Eight new Senatnrt lace b-en . ..:en„naowle lihode gnd, Herwr B. Ao uthm; Witliarn Sant:- burr: ..ith;hi , "Nn. Kibcsley S. ; La % t James W.Grimes:North Catolir.a, Tiernir.er Rragg.; Ken tnelcv, Lazarua W. Powell; Tenbe:see, A.- 0. P. Nieholsort; Texas...J. W. ITermAill. Senators. ft, the ensuing tern have thris far to be eltoqen• st. follows; New_ Jemer, in place of Wm. Wright: Ilin neaota, in place of James Shields; Oregon, in place Deiazon Smith. l'Personnl Liberty" I! Itftl: Leen introduc ed into tut PennFyivatia Lecielature. It oechor , the writ of hafierut Corp u s to he n writ of riiht, and to be granted of conrae.PritVid , i, far A trial jute for any person eh:tried as a slave. aril makes the rer diet of the jury in the ease final, the nile,rze i l {unitive to he admitted to bail until the t.a..e is ril:nosed of !t eicludea the. testimony of the claimant in the race. and OA .ermfm.i‘m . of the ATlPaed fuzitirp is to i t .t tok en ar. evidence. The title of ay.r claimant matt be proved hi . two credible WitTINZ. , '", whose te.timenr muqt-he given under tbe.rulea of corn:non hinr. Tr prevents any officer of the commonwealth. from, in any manner, asid.tinf, , or abortin, in tire return of n fugitive also. prevents jails or pti,ons of the Com• rionwealth beine need in such service. The yenalty for violation 14 imprionmert. The - rumor of the contemplated rejig ration of Chief-Justice Taney and .Tuctiee MeLea.p, is prr. rmmy,' by the- lVailtington papert• totally without foundation. ....sr. Spnrre. on, the Celebrated I,radnn preach er, hue reaolrecl not to visit the.l.7nir,tl Statey this year. The New Ilampahire State crl,•-tion took pine, March Rth; that of Connreticat will take Once Anvil 4th; Om: of Rhode bland, April Rth-; that of Vir gioia. May 26th. In each of these States a Ciovernor is to be chosen. .... The oldest comphs in Vermont is said to h' living in Hardwick, the nl.l gentleman lw.ing 47 and ~ i s wife 99. the'two haring lived together in wedlock for aerentr-nine yeaA. The n!(1 . 1:111y anya that she can now* do more isnuserrnrk in A day than half the glria in town, and her work. prove 4411 hae been intrntineed in the State Sr-n. ate to make.the office of State Tri-azurer elective by the peoOle—the firoi election for .aid officer to take pine.' at the geMpal election, on the P.Pcond,-Tddny of October next, and the Treasurer then •elta:tied to nsaume thedutlea of hia office on the first Hondas in Bay ensuing, The exialing laws in regard to dude;, penaltieo, "Lc.. are to reihain. .... lir. Ten Broeck and Mr. Robert rhrlan, two gentlemen of the tnrf, left New York re• c•-to; , tor I.irerpool, taking; i‘ich thcin do adl. 7 tional •••thormighbreda," to add to the nurew.r cf An:Nit-an horse that have for a year or MT hack been contending in gnglarar, , race courica. ,'There_ was a ntnnher of Ata;Tican game !Gala, , aid in he of the purest And most Etinnun attains, an board. going ont_aa a present to Hr. Langley, thie editor Of /Itirs There is no longer any reason to doubt that the seergt Motive for the immense military end naval Preparations of the FFenrh- litup'sror, been, for some time past, the eattits-ion of the Sepolemic in ner:net over Itely. We et.Tognize um Let that ltalv is not- capable of. maintaining, her independence against any one ail:se f”ur peweis; +ince Austria, the weak of the roar, mistriSs of two-third: of her territory, and a Fn-tela and Austrian anus main. tain the Tope in his mitien as a temporel sovereign.. .... The French law specifies that "no mineral substances shall be used in making or CoiothYissr eet meats, • eacept I:ruseien blue end pule ultra:ea :be. • No papesr,tior.Yrrapping hotebons intuit be colored with any.other miners.] substances than the shor e two. No fulminating • preparaticql. ttplat he is envelopes of bon-bons. A stt y-coelis and other dealers who BeEl bonsbotts must wrap theta - to per...r hearing their names and addresses upon them, tm that the, can be traced:- The makers and dettlets *Mill be personally responsible fbr the accidents cans. el by the bon-bons they make or sell" LaNis against this Method of poisoninepeople are as necesstre is the Units!! Flat& as in France. :. A Slane hi Cubals not exactlilh, same thing: Ite a [dare in Carolina. lla has some "rift. which a white man is bound to respect. ":1 Ile has an owner, hut' can buy hintiedf, or any part 'of himself, and the owner cannot refuse. the p. nil:Lase money . Ile may thin. own IFS. half of himself or the quarter of bite sec in which cue he becomes entitled to It Notion donate share of flute and earnings. Once a year he is allowed a certain panther of days to find a new Plirehuser, if Eli[ master ill treats - hien. He ono -hare hi+ children legally declared free, ,by pitying t 2 e s e in Cohn, at the birth of each. Should Cabs, lee saner} eel. of cony the "principlem of the Dred,Scott Deci Alen' wottietapptr ;04 g him reduchrgikailde4 vale level or tattlemi thliATln oar `Senthern Nta,cn —a Such en abrogation of their lairileges would be at' most sure to =use an inaurreedcm, and a bloody one: Both master end stave In the Island hanr.reasoa to! dread :he day of w annexation." ' I Cr_AColiTles3Et. _ . • It tea Nonce. - 1 and Timo th y Seed, I.)miLic None): is hereby given to all person s ,_ .1. concerned the folkwing Dtatet, to wit: ; . , rola . gyp..- &ta e„ to of JACraON PAM:rill; late of Gityrnl 41.44a ! i 1 e . _ ' townetsip. deed, JaciV f rOillett, Artinirsiarator. 1 - ' st :Maw, cOrblyvtgr, pink lateaMPthow y dettie4i, 6 _,..D , LAirititor. _ Chitties i tttkAY: - Ati itieriiilrr 4 -* - -' frt. - 0 isat--- - di Estate of axon Ttilarr, late of liarford, deed, i ii ritgil Tiffany, Athaisistrator. - 1 Montrine, February 1,6, 1859.--tt Estate of • Nr.taoll Tiryssr, late of Brooklyn; deed, i • —....— =Lt. T. Tiffany and E. L. Kent, Adataistretoc4. 1; Frcal accountof WALT= WATiov- G uardia n of . . MEAT MARKET. . , Notice, to sehoot Directors...4h, ~,w. w. ihs.s.s. _ - serri ' fuumnonth Certincine should not be m'at in with the l Avenue, • That the accountants have aecti t ui their ' et zth an ‘ tr ,, - ; -- _pis - Public near . e a 110 f I. "unerruptorit hs " on the !% , 1 page of the ..beet , nuan-YA the Regiater's Officein and for the county 0,8114- , K EEP constully on hand a good suppli ofSTEATS `veered.The State Superintendent It" d . dried that retttchairta, and that ti awe will be presented to the': of all Veda. Carib pAktror Reel vats he will not issue a warrant 1 . 0( the StAte A ppm) i - Jutfgestif the tdrillins' Ceouri of, said county, on 1 tit, Craves, Oiheep, and Lambs. Also for ti °° ootUthel OM rOlierl7 Iti 4 lrered by the- ptest- i F , idaYi Alm illthi 1859, for ennfeinntlnn and allow' I litsiist Of, all Wands dcet ef ilieoard. a auce. ' CHARISS NE .14.1.4 RAVilter. - PSYSTOOK & HAWLEY - - , c - 4„4-. , - •. 3.1 • 7Zwialzturhi - -iki. ro, _ ...tire ........ _ . . , ~, 0 - • •'` 4- ..- -...,!!! Wl* Buigoißobeik - • A : mumlift of Sem i11ii.1;144 lbw 1 - Gym Plai4 ,`• 1441,4i . .,11 / 116 1 M r , 'l4wol ;ow, . , 7 — • ' ' - • • sufl•, Llsi, , Apr • GRAND- 1 . 11/11. JCROLI. GROVER & BAKER'S - CELEDICJITED FAI4ILY SEWING LIACHINES, 4115 Broadway. New York. SUMMER STREET; BusTos 730 Ches(tint Street. Phil. 137 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMQRE. - Weil Bit St- Cincinnati-. A New - Style.—Pfiee $5O. f r , a .1,111 711- •-• taaittlkirapor , .Zar aT. Sea.. It mitirea no re4poolini—nr. I":Er . ongdist: F. R. CUANPLER, moNt 11.6,r, J. P. W. RILEY AGENT FOR ,Wheelerit Wilson's Sewing Machines, • THE REST IN 1 . !..E. q tt.r ;; 7l: „ ::: .. lirl , I 1[ .• ran- r‘r“... piWt7/ - 7.:1,..;z0; g. r 4,y haral rg. It', ' , peter Wuntn.r.nd:WlL..o,e+ miring Machin's re.r vre.—Tranrxr. • enan..l , imagine any iVeg n'ar , rfAct..—• NFIC Yong Fx.I.NZaLIST. Montrose, Dec. 29, IS.sB.—tf, Thy o.lvgesinted Ilittem, for the Cure Aneliela or L4 , -r I niTe.riarnin Artrthi, er aril A_,. Irian /ion% IA .4 ,, A• I' I v i :ten. tatrie.o. Serum A. atarti., V 1.1.1 T Tei.rral I.Ang oriea TT*T..I T calf elii•Tet of tor fr iT""' ' --, laTr • Tna Phi -tell., .^y. a, The riatt ••r... ern.: •er. are: R for tor Trite oLd en r. - 1 Teti to 'rtlir • 1.• aior. ISITTEILS rave ovirever..l t.y In T. -ire • Lint in their formula differ entirely . from tn-rt nn} Tif T ..r. - .1 ion of rpr4latir. rogitairitut ro alrhohre--uo •-.40c...1rt.r.,:.—1n their niturrtmlr.rot slmulsar.—rrhartr4q to atm rltnie; thee are ...a eorite.salloo auta tornitoile , l" Th.ttetite wtdrl. lawny ni; Ara! fo erteraanaltait Otero , . and re , ',gem to rte ortotine rigor taut health. bee nutter of 1.” 1 , -;a• sr-V.41114, or boa - ever I:odor-re ehranteto tt3 chime , the- , oar be.—notanaler that It toe balled the of Var and train:tett the efforts Of Medicine. a :mete trlaltif the., ISirtrn ~ they the ImM:see *at *Teal, I. =lambic. 14 the properrru.l.. to TeTtirtuaty of tbc Toner erre+ eltecte6 - tre ILIA Remedy. ra-fereTe - -- -• ;Lai Loth, vrettrucertlfleacesrroandtrlird4plirldua.lsknov , Ste - - . • 7 - I)ylptpaia Cur - T.. - great autaler af mum rlrectritl, that melrotiht rothianand. t !Awed OXTUENATED BrrTFX1 4 ! has tatattithled 1 , ,e• q..IITILitT a. thr halt rellablemettleht*fte tbe predy eat" ir thdtgrainn. Arthron, lArtr romplAlnt. Peter had Achiltr. Heart Bum ITrad thetAllrr, and rll4Thhtreirt. Cf tt,r, Gtctn ^S awl Orhhh , A. she , : eh! vi!lhatisfy Mr—.heart o'r ha 7•5cr,5,..e..+1 4ad SETS! W. Fon - tt: s• co_ P,-,1•-" ere.". . . A ItS(TP.--"A BEL Tr 3(.1 - att....AO! C. TS I: /1.. .1. irc, , T , lll . } . Dit„l. 4„•., oLIISTEA.D. Larelal. 17..5 ir - .7c a I.tn:: to. - . 7. I.434etaber it 1S -Vlcv' IIIAR 'LIED. On the ad inst_, by Timothy Carpenter, Frl., Mr. Lrynra: HALL and Miss Br, n:a A. TN - Eu.llas, both of New MIMON!. In Montrose, on the Ist inst., by Rev. B. B. Brno re, Mr. Itvs,AMIN Medial:Dr and Miss Donnyny ran- Errr..N. of New Milford. In Iteritni e on the ith inst., by Rev. A. Miller, Mr. Siercet CACTI/I.7ER, or iTarforcl, and Miss CArtrArtiNE M, Brcatimn, of Canaan. DI ED. In Meshoppcn, Wymnieg Co., Pa., Feb. 5. - 1S: - .9, Finn. SictntLAS tlr,:tFttu , in the 71st yr. of his age Juige OvertiLdil, when a boy, settled in the coun ty whe . ro, he died, having during hi. life 'been call e d by his fellow citizens to high official stations, which he tilled with honor to himself, and the lull ,and en tire Latigastion of Ids numerous fo lends and c ei ,:thu. emits. During his loi:g and active life, by hfi lades t.-y and econotny, lie became one of the wealthy men of Sallie:lz Pennwricauia; and iu looL'ing upon Ow. canine' liming which constitute . that wealth, It is 4ati,ractioti to his numerous friends to know that not .nne dollar has been wrung from. the pockets of the poo;, obtained by oppression final any Guartc -J..dge Oviirfeld was not a Man who looked fir public honors, lint epon his own, fierns, and by his own fire-side henilmuired forth hittdistinguished worth. in inch light as to show the woad he wan in truth, out of - " Natcre'e noblemen." [Com. ht Ir.tmt,. Tel,. 11th, of scarlet fcrer. IPA MAT, 'youngerr daughter of Garry 0. and Nancy )1. 11.31 , 1- win, aged (tree ..yearg, _pro months, and fourteen days. Ida! gone before to To the haven of her rest: Little cherub, nurs'd and sheitced • Ou a loving mother's breast. • . • Scarcely had those ere Ven open:d To the myiteries Of Varth Scarce tll rosy lips bad tute r 'd • Words of love, and infant mirth. filstees I in your sadness mourning By the little vacant seat; Think of bir.as blest in Heaven, ' Witienr„ each of-you to greet. You've a child among the angtLis, Parents', meekly kiss the rod) Christ hr.s said—" Come, little-children I Such surround the throne of God." In Montrose, Feb. 22d, Mrs. Mxtr Jan, wife of -Thoma; D. Alien, aged 2 years, five months,. and three Isis. In Forest lake, on the 2:1 bat.. Gr.otaklV. BALL in the : • ijrti vest of to Illofor;I, Feb. Sth, IL, only bon of ii. M. and .If. J. Jones aged one fear and six months. 3000 ROLLS WALL PAPER 70 DIFFERENT STYLES. Bordering, Window Paper, &c. new !apply, juat airired, and for ftle clump, by V / . ABEL TrIIREGL. Ifootro:oe, 31.tish ti,JSUP Alm "ialetiritoi ' e Sale.' • , • I \TO - fICE IS lIT.RF.ST OMEN, that in pursuance! Y t 'rine eV, sundry writriasued by iho Court ill- of an'order - of the Ortxhani-Court of the County 4C -outman ]'T eas of St7arjnedtytinn connty,and to of Suaquebanna, the sul:iscribers will on Saturday, the me atm e t r i t r t to oak by i n ebut. o lti o ne , 2d day of APril.next, at 1 &cinch, p. upon the at the Court Rouse in Montrose...on Saturday, thp 19th Premises hereinafter thmcribed, expose to public sale. day of March, 18,59, at one o'Xioclr.• p.m., the 'fol. I hs xendtie; the interest' of Luther Prier, under a owing described pieces or ravels of land, to wit: , contract, in and to the following described piece nr All—that certain. piece: or parcel off land parcel of land, situate hi, Gibson- township. , in said aitnnte in the Township of Thomson, County of l•kum. County, Winded on the North by the mail rutn.h , ;?! quehannn, and State of Pentistirante. slmentmded and fiopi the Xentnelt school hOnSe to Herron!, East by described on f o ll ow ,. to wit , b eg i nn i ng , ni so old lands of Silos Torry and - Gunton Abel, on the South a lexkxwood' stump, being an old' witnessed corner of be lands of Oliver y Pane, and West by land. of Chas. lots ; thence along the line of James Burnimant's Whitey; containing - eighty acres or thereabouts, land-and land o f Chariot Writer, north 4Ge cent, about hitt of which me hoptoXed, and on which is It" Ino rods, to a corner in the Ilne of said - Charles:Md. framed story and a half dwellin g house, cretin and ler's bold, at the-interseetion'of a crnas wall, thence horse barn, &c. Lc. alo ng sa id e r ms wall on the line of other land of Terms of remment made known - on the day of sale Joel Tomb, north $2l" west, let i. rody to the end of t'IIARLF.S TINOLEY. Isaid ero:s wall; thence north '7 west, :12 roils mid .T. K. (MIMES, - :• links to a ;take . rtst 41e of creek tam— Gibson, March thence up said creek run south west , 20 ro ds, sto a corner on the nest side of nail creek rain to the Take Notice ! south end 'learnt:tree hemlock on. the east mule of said rsut • then,•e•atinth:3o`! nest, 19 rods and 10 REREAS....tur wife LAURA CARTER 14: my 1 . I on the west sid • said rim • thence 1 ; beml . and tkord, Feb. Ib'th , s'• 9 • an Y s i o n mtl)ll l 4`: e w e -m e •n ' t . . It: rod; and to a enriter near just caws. or ponvocation, I do hereby forbid ant one on ash tree on an old division line of lot; thence on harborimme,or tnnoing her MI no aetamtmt., for (Isbell division south 40 0 , 0, to arcades pay no debts of her contracting. and -tones in line of Mr/liamson's lot ; thence along T. R. CARTER. , a s s t f use semi i n. e a st, lttO rods and RU finks, to the place of begiumminlf containing 07 acres, be the "stone more or less,witim the appurtenances, and about one half improved. Taken in execution -at the suit of Sturey and -Cur tis es. Joel TAMIL 'Ake—All that certain piece or parcel of land ,i t n nt , i n th e Township of Oakland, County of F:'ll9. ~.onelommumma, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follow., to wit : beginning at a black oak ike on the north bank of the Suaryneinunta river.and 1 in time northwest corner of lands belonging to ('has. Davis : running thence and .1" east along the cast line of said Dsri-.'s land to :1, stake in the centre of the highway leading from Latmeshoro' to Great Bend; thence westerly along - said highway ad and 2.:mths perches to a stake in the corner of land new owned by James: Van Antal...lp ; thence Lentil 1." cast. 2mm.",i porches um a stake and, stone.: south C.. • east, I i I hod 2-loths perch.. In a white mum',. nee ; thence south V° WPM slung the 18,a of .fitm original -lir% ey ts:relmen in the centse o f sa id hi g h wa y : thence westerly chute said highway, di; and l-loth perOme , : m imenee smith 2' and w e n t r.. perches to 1 the bank of said tlym•r; thence down sal.] ricer to thel place of beginning; containing 330 acres, he the Sallie more or loss, (c•trepting tlyerefmm, however, ace.... on the tam , th sidi; of said highway, belonging,' to Challes• Davis.) together with.the appurtenances, thrtm framed dwelling houses, tab barns, ,Itn n or. I chard; and about liar acres improved. Timken in execution nt. the suit of Caleb Cornish as. signer of I:. v%. Thomas Jackson and Fanny .!amk•mn his wife and Harry C. Hod• w i n . and Helen Godwin hit wife, Alto—All that certain pietae or parcel of land aititate.in the Toten.hip of Althorn, County of Stun. quchatmer. Alia State of renosylennia, bounded and described na followa, to it : net the north, hr laud of Dr. e. II: Low e . awl on the east, south, and west by land of lim•orge flat erls emmtailde 7 about 21 acres. be the same more or los., together 1411)1 the upper tenances, one fm timed house, one bldeksmith shop, and till improved. in rnr en hma at the suit of A. Lathrop and Co_ vi. G e.. Lyman.- - Ptirehasers will in all canes be required to pay, on the day of sale,an 'amount sufficient to cover the costa of salo, °thee wise, the prop'erty will he resold fimrthwith. JOHN YOUNG, Sher if Sheriff's Office, Montle:as, March 2, ISM,. A uh.trn, March" 9, 1959.-7tw Strange and t _ _ illysteriquis: rilllK7' every intelligent 111311 in 016 community Flimild rot know than n new arrangement Ints been mode by , WEAVER & ATHERTON, .t.d.csTE.l32 mitt, L, for earr,ing on - the Blacksmithing and Carriage Iron ing Business. know this to be a fact ; to, fur the benefit of the f, oho do nut, We 15'4)111.1 Nay th.lt We are pre pal.; .1,) i:1 our 1:tle whieh may he en-, trl:-ted to us. in the tnn:t dtmable mother, in' the nap.t improved style, and in the ;honest possible time. Warra,,ted to pity Gob,' Satirfaction. , 1.41.1!,1 WF.ACER, - • JEP.RF. t.. Ant) RioN 3lontro , e. March 11, 1;,:.9.-6n Fresh Arrival.! NEW GOODS Full Ti 1 E SPRING TRADE, AT • LATHROP & DE WITT'S. llontro.e. March 9, 11159 C.> .- _ te: - ;F.. itt '.`-. 1 ~. t- . e : E ' - f sii• ~.. .-4 1 i lip. •• : , -4 mat ' r. 41 o Z t ' 9, = "" 1 C. : 6 .•- • ..., Jo r: 0 .:-. _ or z a Z i. • .2 - . 2 ... ..• 7. - - ..a - Ci ••••4 0 ..: •- • 1 ?NI •::% EL' - 61 ood" Publio Vendue ! 9NIE sul.seriher will offer for cal•• at MILL(' 1-co -1 (lat., at hi , ltnnae, in Hai-ford on the WI day of March, 1,59, at Ii o'clock, a. in:, the Wowing property: 2 colt., 2 cow., I hull, 0 eAves, z ,1, e 4, I sow. I Aunt, I 1, , i6q, 2 chime, a lot of tin-m? 1 lire..e rake, I einireilta machine, 3 quan tity of.hay, 40 fotrk Terre. of S.lc—alrount , under 33, ead,: all eyer inentlee-rdit, with interest and approved :.ecnrity. 1.1. HOWELL. Hat lard, March . , TO BE HUNG 1 . 1;"0 - EllY day in the week, 15 4 ntulayA exeepted,l .I.—J over LI 00 0 pee Wall raper, heAklea Rwiler and Window 1 4 1/adel', n large` variety. The large,t and he.! wisortnient of WnlCl'llier ever bro't into thi, market, which will be tiold for ca.h, an iow an the carne quality can lie' had , ern in hinghntre! , ,n. For latilter partkulAlP call at A, N. Bullard:. Book 4 u:re, tir.t door north of L. Sea:le% hotel, where coo will also find a large and wuperior as,ortment. of Boa! , and Stationery, with a few Yankee noticing nt the lot, ,e ea..b A. N: BULLARD. Montntne, March 9, 15;9. CLOVER -AND- Timothy Seed! FOB SALE BY ..23.30Lci• t c = .*, exst, .1T THE OLDISTte . IND OF COBB Sc ROGERS. Montrom, March 2,1859.-6 w "Beef I Betf It" • IATITAT Till?! Nothing—Only t h at nttkh tc . 7412111,r with ocotoional " fr es h 511:Ty.ON and PORli: may IA had in the gogeuient of Road S Web , der's New Building, just bi.ide, iientie'i , noted S. T. S. °n • SCOTT d ROBERT L. IV. Rwir.r.-rx, Montloae, March 2, 15Z,2.-11" Exgrutor'g Notice: IVOTICE is hereby given to ail perscus havin4 de ll mantis against the estate of Darius Tingley, late of flarthrd, deceased, that the same must be pi esent ed to the undersigned fob arrangement, and ail per sons inde.bted to raid Estate are requebted to make immediate' payment. CII &RUES TINGLEY, .g.rec r ict?r. Raiford, Larch':, Courts of Appeal. PRE Cornmhvioners' of . S.lNuellanna Count• Lire 1 filet.l !moil the following days and -places -for holding APPEALS from the It:emits' A-44eSISITICLIt of Itt:ltt, to 3inntrnE4e, awl Bri , lgewat . er, Friday, .3fiurh 11, ut th. Commtg.knel 4' Mee, in Montrac. - deasup Batt: May; March 12, ai the house of Din id 114, in Jessup. By order of tine Connoissione , s.. WM. A. CROSSMON, Clerk. Commissioner's Office, Montrose, Jan. 12, Clover & Timothy Seed WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. :TOR SALE BY IS A. -WOODRUFF. Wont; ose, Feb. 23, 1859,--Sio - Auditor , * Notice. TundeNitmed, appointed an%Anditor, by s the IL Orphans' Court of Su.:q. Co., to audit, settle, and adinA. the ncennot of Lyman . Markin:l,ton, ad 1t mini.orator of Dacia lihmkington, decd, noon eceep- Dittioc.k. Swig. Co.. Pa. to =aid Recount will hear the parties inter present term of the eDINfOCK St / 711001, e.ted at hi.. office in liontro. , e, on Saturday-the Nth 1 will belt/A open until June, f.l) thal those wish- I day of March, ISM., at 011.• t;elock in the afternoon. ipg to trazh may hare an oppos tunity cf reviewing,' FR ANKI.IN FRASER, .4 uatitpr, their studie. prior to enterim , sehool. Students may r Ninotrole, Feb. 2", 559.-4 w " enter at any time. 'Tuition charged by the weet: at u.ual rates. Dimock High School. IMI Board, 8140 per Week. Rooms for those wishing .to beard themselves ran had ht applying to R. M. STONE, Principal, Susq. Co., Pa., March 2,',t.-Sw• Conartnerddo heretofore existing betneeu IieFENZIF.& Ei.DItID!;I:, is this.duy dissolved by mutual consent. The 'tote , and accounts ur th e To, fine, mt. - he found at the old =card; Where all indebted are earnestly requested to call and nettle witho.d delay. • E. McI;.ENZIE, • E. I:. ELDRIDGE. Feb. , New Firm in Brooklyn. 'THE subscribers would respectfully announce to 1 the people of Brooklyn and rieinity filet they hare entered into a copartner:l:lp in the Mercantile under the name and style of McKenzie & Nichols. n o y mill keep ecrs4tantly nn hind a general ast,,,nri me-ht of Dry Goods,. Griicerloo, ware, Illnt% and Cain, ,loots and Sisoc.d. Vankie Ace., and. rill dispose of them for • Cash or Ready Pay, at prier= which ttill prove to be lire and let lire pekes, They would have it' di.u'incflo undereibad that the im-ine:o‘ Will he conducted Ftrictly upon the READY PAY fe,dern, except. by tpecial tut doge meld 1011 PilaSIP: three to six 1 ,,,m1 0 b u y,. Thee , onhl invik. the , old euAtoruera of the late fitm of McKenzie d: Eldridge, and the public gener ally, to give them a call, pri - )trtiaitig to deal honorably ”:1 , 1 with all alike. --- • N _ . llring along lon , . Produce and we will par you the 1111:11F.ST M.%1t6 ET price. for tip, aame in exchange fur lionib. To Dairymen! .ale making arranzernent - Z to Rend your But ter and obtain the rrry I , ighest rivulet pi We do Ago till do a General For ;warding and Comm isidon Businemi, and ask a Aunt of tour rac:onn o k:nn•n NtricLszir, 1 mcK p . " TE & Aunt Nt . C1101.3 BrAXiklyn, March 2, 18.12.-te CLOVER SEED! 'LARGE IRO MEDIUM: Orchard Grass Seed, BtETS,CAREOTS, , Rataßaga, Flat Tornip,& °pion Seed, by. the Pound -or in less quantities. Alto a GOOD ASSORTMENT OF GARDEN SEEDS, Just reeeired, and for s:ile by BALDWIN &- ALLEN, MONTROSE, March 2, 1559.—Sir WANTED. A SITUATION for two coloted orphan children, IL until they than become of age—one a boy 14 'f o am old, the,ethri . a girl 11. Bath are bright and intelligent. flOquire, be letter or otherW/ge, of)iVm. Oroaeruon or Geo.: L. Stone, Ovetweers- of the Powder, the Ilprough of Montrose. , Montrose, March 2, 1849.—tf N-OT I E TE IIEBEBT GIVE*, thaaan application. has been 1. made to the Court of Common Pleas of Soigne banns COuntv, for the foLve'Peretkl 'of "The Free Will Baptict . S&tety of Franklin." G. B. R. WADE, Pforiumplary, _ Montrose, March 2, 18:59.4w. N'OTI-CE • Ts HEREBY GITYS that an application has been •1.• made to the Court of Cannon new of 'Somme henna Cdunin for the incorporation of " The Redor, Church Wardensomdlrestryin, en of Grace Church, Great Bend." • G. B. R. - W.ADE,Prery. Botrtrtmof.arth 2,1269.4 w • Newi-Office wsw YORK OEPY IGIATRTRITED NEWSPA, +2l /P 3 ' " Wag% &Ls for solg tha * e t, meow *Way ~L-Rumdow, Dissolution. UNIONDALE ti! I:sact Justice to ALL 'licit. 7.2_00N at CO.. ittlpOetraY inrnnn L.'s their friends and the pablic , that:they 'hare completed their lirge and Superior, . • FLOURING MILL f. AT UNIONDALE, and commenced the manufitetnre of all the various kinds of Flollllr, Meal, and Feed. of the . terrest quslity. To thorn nowiniiinted with our Er tatilishment we would ray : Ire hare Voir Run of Eredb of nutted, manufactured hy hart & Munson, Utica. N. T., and superior Machinery from the Warh- Ington Iron Works of I. Stanton & Co., of NeWhurg; V., With three Dolts of the beet Anchori I ' Ind - the a hole fitted vp with all the bfoflern improvements of a First Glass 31ill. in consetptence of these impoicements..ihe" &mit" 4t dispensed with anti 'letter results obtained. _The Flour is better and whiter, and the rasing to the cut:- hinter in grinding mall grains will often equal li per cent. (listen' 'tiratik• exeeuted promntle, and In thebest matin4r.- FLOCK, IfF.AL, am] FEED kept for sale at the t,orrest Cash Prices. r4r Sati.mfartiots Oren in F:rery Part:eu lar—Ttuldir Patronage is RespeetfullyPilicited. Uniondale, Feb. 2:i. 18A —ly DISSOLUTION. THE fi rm of CORR & ROGERS wag dimplreA, Ft:brin , 1 , Isso, by mutual convent. The ac count" of the firm arc in the hands of C. Sherman. dement, at the ohl,ftweal, where the GROCERY RUstN'Ess eontluuci l : t.. be carried on hr Z. COBB. MO11(11.0. Z. CORR. Feb. 23, 1.59.-g y S. B. ROGERS. RENIOVA - 16. jr. rommonAm RAS REMOVED lIIS k_ll. Harney% and Trunk Shop neroini the ,:treet, into tte boildistg formerlroceoph.tl be flop!beim one door below Keeler l &all ilard's, whirl' he has fitted op iixpressly.for a Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Shop, and whore he would he happy to knee ilia friend, roll. All who have tt4ettlod accounts for 18r,i, will Menge exll without further notice. And oblige, G. F. FORMAI'. I . Ifoutro , c, January 19, 1 R. 59. Auditor's Notice. TAE Auditor appointed by the Court. to audit, tie, and adjust the Illernunt of the Administrvitor of the e.tate of Samuel tinhorn. to make diatribution, ke.. will meet the partiem in interept. nhhia office, Itontrus.c, on Friday. Itarrh 1 it. I gra Mont o'clock, p. in. • WU. J. TURRELL, A uditor. 3ientro,le, Feb. 24, I SL9.-4w A ttdi tor'.l Notice. /VIII Auditor npnninted by the Court, to audit, Fettle, and ading the account of the Xdminia. trator of the earate of Robert P. V4nee. deeeased, to make dharllintiot,te.willmeet the pnrtiea in intereat, at Ida office, in 31ontroye, on Friday, March 18, 1858, it one o'clock in the afternoon WM. :Y. TLIIRELL, Auditor. ltontro.e„ 2?1, 1858.—tw Public Vendee. THE subscriber, will offer for !ale at 'Public 4nc.' , ion, on hia pretni.ea, on the loth day of March, 1F , 17.0. at 10 o'clock, a. m., the following property : Three co WP, 2 horses, 1 young colt, ' 2 yoke of ok,- en, if lot Kuld hefbre the day of mile, 2 lumber wag on., 1 ox cart, 1 tap carriage, I one horse wagon. I litit,l.er sleigh, 1 lieht sleigh. I sett double harness, 1 , ioele itarne.s, 2 saddles, I boa stoce.,l conk store, with furniture, also a lot of househottl furniture, ploughs, harrows, chains, and a great variety of other tool. too numerous to mention, al-o 4lot of hay and ernin. T o► SALE-11/1 SUMS under ft:i each; all over f 3, eight months credit with interest and ap. proved , -ectaity. JOIIN AUSTIN. Bridgewater: Feb. 2t, 1659.-:Swp Public Sale. TE .mlt• - .eriber Rill offer at public sale, on. the 24:h day of March, nt Ids house, in lihpock town- Rustki.'o., the following property: two good working horses, 1 two-rear-red colt, 1 yearling rob, ‘) cows, 2 three-rear-oltitt, 11 two-year-olds, 12 year ling., 1 churn sheep., 1 hog, n quantity of hay. 1 good lumber wagon. 1 lumber sleigh, 2 setts double bar. nese. 1 windmill, 1 cutting-box, plows, drags, 1 iron and..l eopper kettle, 2 stoves, onefor wood and one fir coil, 2 ehnrns, a quantity of milk pans, cross-cut .incv, a balance hpam, will weigh 600 Do, and a num ber of other articles. Sale to commence at 10.e'cloek. a. m. Terms—all sums under five dollars, cash ; all over five, one year's credit, with intere.t and improv ed .4?eurity. WILLIAM BAKER. Dintoelc, Feb. 13, 1839.-15wpp • Executors' Sale. NOTTCE is hereby given that by virtue of an or der aside issued from the OrPitans' Court of Stiwineltanna County, the subscribers. executor% of the last will sod testament of NewtottE Walker, late of New Milford township, deeessed, will on Tuesday, the 15th day of March next, on the premises of the first piece hereinafter described, expose to public sale. by vendue, at 1 o'clock, p. m., the following de. seibcd pieces of land, situate' in New Milford town ship, bounded and described as follows: the firth bounded on the north be - lands of Orville Manroek on the east by lands of 'Richard Morse; on the south' by lands of Denztis Shay., and on the west by Ta , :.1,/i fail& of the Drinker estate contain - tar aborzt acres, more or less, sboltt SO acres improrod, s inn 1 story ands-half dwelling house, bnr”. otriml , l. Theo Bond piece situate in the tounaltip sforo.aiJ, near, but not adjoining the above, bounded mnilrby lands of George L. Corwin ; east by Tackttt land. or the Drinker estate; south by lands of Orville limn cork; anti west by lands of Samuel Belli' containing thirty acres more or less, and abort 6 acres improved. Terms of navment made known on die day of sale. 'PENNIS.BIIAY, Ezeosgtois of will of - 3I ART A. WALICER,4 V. E. Walker, &H. Neii Milked, Feb. 16, 1653.-1:r; :. ' Administrators' Sale. If,rOTICE IS IiFXEBY GIVEN, that in pursuance. i 1 of an order of sale issued from the Orphana' Court of Susquehanna Coinity. the sub.cribers will on Sat urday. the 10th day of March. 7850, espose to pub lic sale by vendor, thp following described piece or parcel of land, late the estate of Rolm rt Hughes. de ceased.situate in the township of Herrick, in said Co., bounthid na follows; on the north by lands of John Stewart; east Is:viands of Pine; and on ,the south and west by lands of John Thomas ; contain ing ton acres more or lota, and on which In a dwel ling house, barn...orchard, out-houses, &e., and about 70 acres of which are under improyement. Sale to ho held upon the premises, at 1 o'clock, p. in., and 'terms of payment made known on ttie day of sale. JOHN THOMAS. ) ELIZA HUGHES, 4thninigtral° "' Herrick, Feb. I‘.l, 1659.-4 w . Administrator's Notice %TOTU EI. hereby itbrofto all warm baring &nand. straiket the roseate of U. lbarcalma, &erased. tale of Mort/Tar. .that the cone tuna he prearated ha the underslined foe unary. oltht 21,1 all Dere w.s Indebted to saki F-date are nameetmt to make Immediate hoymeat. J. T.l..aftliDON. Atluttatttrator. en, IMAM tiny ANN UstatoSe. hug. Co.. F'., Feb. b..% len Ate Atintinirtratoire Notice. OTICE is hereby given to aft personehaving de- N. T , mends against the. Estate of Onnes PRATT, late of New Milford, deceased, that the mine must be presented to the undersigned - for arrange ment, and all persons indebted to said estate are. re iplesTed to make immediate payment ' •a. L. 813111IIN. • . Adta'rr. eIIAS. W. MILES, . Now Milford, Feb. - 22, it;39.-4w _ Administeittorstßetice. TOTICIE le hereby given to df pervons having 1.1.-.mands.againstthe-EaAts.ef Oxottoatiodon, late of Rush townshipoleekl. that Ake same mitgibe presented_ to the tindervigned 16711mgal:tent, and all person indebted Pilate - ti:s:erop'fiutl to make imenediato'paymeni. • " - Wllll.-11111iNtiii . - . - T. E. BROWN, 1 Rush, Feb. 2,1849.-4 w. • Adualitlitiratirei Sallee , OTICF Is.hereby given:to - 4 persons - basing de. N =tub against 'the , estate of Joint Ilocuss, deemmed, We of Llberty,thas On same menthe tented - vented to the underiigned for arrangement. and - alt pergons indabied to odd estate . are requested to make Immediate written*. • KEYSTONWHOIEI4. Wm. K. HATCH, , Proprietor. Tilt nen aid tonnitedian4Nutei t eitaatedon Wit I 'getief; neat the C,iit liaise;. and 'neariiin the I.eenter of The business portion , . of Montrose. he now fully completed. sin! furnidio: and was opened on 'the 47th of Septeseher, 1858, (or the neconsmodation of the public. and: trarelirs. The • Proprietor: tech confident-thud hi is now prepared to entertain pots; in a - manner that cannot ha to sire 2 • • Complete eatiefaet:lC)n. The HOW(' acid Furniture atensyr, and no expense has been spared to render k equal, if not imperior-to any sittAr estsbliAlunent in this parfor the State. It. is %TB supplied 'with all the recent improvemenb , and corntl)rte, and obliging- is Akers will always be .in at tendance to reFporld to customers. The Stables connected with this House are' New and Convenient. The Proprietor respectfuliy rolirits the patronago of bit old liiendit and the public generally. . , • . WM. K. lIATCII. Moutrofe, Kpteniber 2`2, 18543.-tf SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY _ NORMAL SCHOOL, At 3lontrow,-Sto4. CO., Pa. J. F. STODDARD, A. M., PRINCIPAL: AF next term of the "Scsorzn.votA CoeNix T Nonwa. ScßooL" willvommenee on ' • Monday the 14th day of Feb., 1859, . . to continue eleven or twelve weeks. For the accom modation a Teachers who &pike to attend a quarter of eleven weeks, and are unable to tie present .until the Ili of February, the OPENING - AD.DRF.SS will he .ielitvted on that day, In the Academy Ball, by Wm. li. Jr..scr, Esq.; and the term, (if advisable,) will continue eleven weeks from that time. During the term Prof STODDARD will deliver a coins. , of Lectures on the Science and Art of Teach ing. Moral Culture, and Elements -nf Character. and on Natural Philosophy. Lectures will also be deny eredby F. B. Nvisusr, M. D., Bei. E. E. Esrors, and others, during the term. Students who consult their own interest will be pr,..nt the - first day of the term, and wilLallow no tr;, iii cause to keep them one tonaint 'from their school duties. • .01,who desite can tat. e lessons in Instrumental and 'Vocal Music under thorough Instructors :Connected with the school. - EXPENSES., • • r , TCITION, in Normal Department; 11 weeke.,...f5,00. " in Prim)ry do. I . do. , 3,50. : in Latin and Greek, extra, do. 4,00. " in 'Vocal Music, do. 2,110. Board per week. ,- - • - . Or his - desirable that tuition bills be paid in ad ranee, and no deductions will be made when stUdents are ph:sent, except in case of protracted sickness: - Students can board themselvet us heretofore. For farther particulars , apply to the Principal, Prof. J. F. STODDARD. • WM. JFSSUP, PreeiVent C. F. Bran ; Secri taiw. MontroAr, Pa., Jan. 24, iss9.-tr f.jVHA~ FNI T VE CAN oy instead of 'MEDI CINE, ie nlnet, for • PURDON'S _ • --- WORM LOZENGES neve entirely superseJell the use of all other kinds of VER.VIFUGE wherever they have, become known. They are VERY AGREEABLE to the taste "READILY EATEN BY•CHILDREN— ,_ PERFECTLY SAFE, and are the most EFFECT U. 41; awl Reliable anthelmintic Medicine in USE. They CONTAIN NO MERCURY or any substance whfrh.can injure the weakest infant, but hare excellent TONIC PROPERTIES which will 'INVIGORATE the aystem and render it proof against subsequent attacks. Price 45 eta. -Manufactured by N. F. MARSH Az. Co:, Scranton, Pe.-• For ale by Abel Terrell, McKen zie d: Eldrikr, Zerah Very, Eaton & Moxley, Hay den Brothers, J. Dickerman, jr., and Dealers gen erally. A Happy New Year to All for 1858 is dead- and gone, 1859 is but jast began. QO please call at the Monnoig Boer Seoul and 1,..y a copy of the .Arta of Beauty, by Lola Mon tee, and subscribe for GOday'a Lady's Book, for V...,00„ or for Peterson's, Arthur's, Frank Leelie'a, Mrs. Ann S. Str!Liena's, Magazines, kc., kc., at the lowest club rates, or Rupees and the Atlantic Monthly Magazin:s at ie2,06 each. Call and buy a copy of Livingaton`alTrzeels and Explorations in South Afri ck and a copy of,Recollections of a Lifetime, by S. G. Goodrich, a fine sett of Chessmen, a 'beautiful Album and Portfolio, a nice pocket Bible,and Prayer Buok,"(of which you can find 15 or 20 styles,) copy Of Mies Cooper's Mount Vernon Letter, Songs fir little ones lit home. Courtship of Miles Standish, a superior-pocket Knife, a pocket Diary and Alma :lac fur 1859, Lady'', Democratic, Farmer's, Trib une, and Juvenile Almanacs, /LT., Ae.l and at .the same time sabscrilre for any good Family Paper you may choose at the rfry /worst club prices. Yoe can also get nimno.any.Weekly Paper or Monthly Maga cilia (N. Y. Ledger included,) for January Bth and 15th, BY calling at the Montrose Book - Store, first door north of Searle',, Hotel, where they are for isle be A. N. BULLARD. Montrose, lip. 5, 1559 NOTICE• • DE:PATRICk, JR., would like, af ter a silence of nearly ten years, to appeal to the moral sensibilities of a very generous publie,,who have always manifested their sense of appreciation of his usefulness by exacting his services when needed or thought to be needed, but who .baxe„g,il en no other evidence of gratitude or goodwill—particularly in tho way of " substantial aid" as KesSllthYVlAlid'lki. —that s he now desires a (Oland - entire settlement of all his accounts, also the accounts of the late firm of Patrick & Dimock ; and ho wishes' further -to state that he deviresuothing to be considered wrong, if, after a few weeks, the said accounts, remainingmn settledohould be placed , in the hands of a good sharp collector, And made to account to himsornething that will buy Oats and litiekaleat. Please notice this atidr take action accordingly.—Yours Truly ; - r.. PATRICK, JR. ar If attention_ should not be paid to this, Jona F..llcstrOax,may have something to do with it, Keep' - Keep it before the People LIIIIT the I'lLLlNfililled by tbivo Nive York cmkern erodni . xri.L.c.A.int. EAT , arnt.spoile tb Ettd-tur, of ran he nett st 26 Routh FaurVi blurt and TM: Rae- alus: made mader the Cbatoplari. 'Alta *bleb Wi ll tewitaratufOrelt will i.e tmtlrely eaten up ; and th at the vale cf .I:reph'Trltnne,"of Norrisl.nro. that 'gran blown m:en on tae. Wed of tho 14 of Deeen. be:, nod $1.0f4 it.eles, and vrh4l2 Is soar add wan: . Intend,d pimply ,fia a tre-pit.f." had ca: the fazr.r_an Inordne and bur.ear hock, nom 'non - a...numb., by Farrel. U:enad. & Co:. as the only h*egtae 'pra..t lock In I,e. PARR et„ u ESKING.Jr. CO'h PATENT CHAMPION FVI, th, only Ftkt mach In Ott City aehhh hare here: bees 1064+0111 hwgbraat LA their rank- . uta Oatrofal I,7addenda treL—From TLrlTeln the 44. t. on. W...7..11:0 P1irt.11.21,111/1 Asivp TO • 1 . 49 Yogi lytttnao.—W,. the AnAnfrtlfAnd. edlrtai of ht. - Anaeult., An he rehreertifr that the Imo nfe brloneditt td C. - E.. Na 'Brute by Yarrrl S CO.. M Woiatit Y rent, rhtlstriehfa., whteh team lo the In. test oorarred bore, - tt redden-proof. dad Is natters se a Art. proof safe tyhat the knolte. Went htweirY. £e., whirh rre in the . Weld terathne'dtendstueh InjuredLatta, that the buildlsvehich It wan In read ne Ynalli. mad only ni t gm bird, and that a fire T1111.1.0i0 as the one it - hteh burned over the tall tate Imo nee ett/dre, lent to have Injured any SATE hurirningt Mt , Friz - rvo , r• Nifnat. W.,R Tonenat,:drutarirl;. Joe. W, TROTTI.L. nlfithani J. A. Beirtr,entiker: Dmart essantr At Mertneteun mere/ants WILLIAW JOS:II.OAT. C. Z. itILD.IS, St. Jabeyb, M. Idlll2AB &WATSON:UN:I(db rcicivryritinit , phriempria, have vow on hand the largest aetrotateat tf FaLtmadtler Sates In ths Mated Matta, warranted *guild arre - ektbrre, nada nn troanotal3e term. rime :HIM ur • Wl. BILLLNOS 671tOrD. Hocken", Jartn4lY 1d.18.74.17 , Aancr. HERRING'S PATENTfIREAND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES 0i,e, ' „.9„9,„ - . REW „ A th ß s i Cone t°ll" or th "" ent has ' wh at e er ." sh fitt i l ll ed, in an accidental fire, to preserea Its contents. Ther NOM ILIFES made. F. & CHANDLER, Atrial.,' . ifintrosa, VOT. 24, 1858.1'. - ~.„..., - - . - -,: ,., ;: : 770r,it , r....... ,,,, 1:t - 4 . "ti,) , .': - , , 4:4;,V. , ,,,Ar - ,, ew :Ti wellies :., f for 3.1309.430. TIIE aubseriberi will matinee to tarry op the - • Mercsiitille linditeas as heretofore, at the old stand its the . 11*k .Blook, under the !tame rind etyle. cif , _ READ, *:..CO„) . , , and thee respectfnily invite their old eustomers. and the public generally_ to give them a call. They de sign to keep constantly on hand a eneralassortment of seasonable Goods, comprising thenitival variety of W: i..... rai . a a' .00 ' .. ~- a" a) . in a.... 7 a.....: 4 , :.. ed .... 11l .eir, z, , ~1 :A ° ; . 1 .:: 01 j:..) 40 ts 0 21 . Z. .1 'off i :.: ~„K EZ;...gor Ai g., "to Sli ,V —..g4 lEare •••Niaeal i j ' 6 '' 't r i g l4'l-'4 ` 114 1,. J . Q tsr4 l go - .14 all of Which they offer on the meat reasonable term?, for Cash. Country produce, or approval credit. J. P. W. RILEY, with C. V: READ. Montrose, Jim. 1; 18.59. = . • ' ' QALT for mole by the barrel, by • . 10. Jae. 5, 1859• READ it CO TUE VISE CAPTAIN seeps Wide of the Rocks WHICH WRECK THE,SHIP And Wise PEOPLE. Trade where • • . Gr-c!•-ttr. dais Are Sold the-Cheapest, NEW GOODS AT 1 ' HAYDEN BROTHERS, ONE PRICE AND READY PAY lITORIL Just arrived a large, and splendid Stock of Bfqpie Scfqvigii etooas, GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, Hata and Caps; Boots and. Shoes, WALL AS WINDOW ,PAPEIt. Plow and Salt, Watches, Jewely, Yankee Notions, am., ace:, ike. and a great many articles too numerous to Mention. • A word to the wise. If you waist birgaihs eall - at HAYDEN' BROTHER& Stw ItUrord, Dec. 29. 1858. Binghamton Water Cure, BINGHAMTON, BROOMS COUNTY, N. Y, Tills E.tabliehment is open for . - the reception of patient 4 the whole year, and is - airranged with a -riew to the health and comfort of inTalids during the cold weather.' The 1 - 13/AIN RaOES3 are thoroughly warmed and the entire battik, kept at n gummy. temperature. Experience has4emoristrated that Water treatment mon successful during the Autumn and Winter months. s • Expressly to the Sick. Yen are an invalid and_desire to be cured. Tort long for health: Make the proper effort and yntiV" health will be restored. Are your Liver- and Stan ach diseased ? are four. Throat and Lungs diseased? are you , Bedriddet, unable to walk? have you Rheu matism or impurity of the blood? have you Genenal Debility and Palpitation of,the Heart? have all of your efforts provedobortive? Go to the Blighantia Water Cur e. Water Treatment will speedili atre you. For further particulars, address • - 0. V. THAYER, IL D. Binghamton, t0.e... 22.1.1359.—tf STOVES, PIPE, i -AND- SHEET IRON WARE. Pile undersi g ned would announce t o the public 1 that he is a g ain In the above men tioned business, and May be found opposite his oldstand, on Mali Street, below Searle's Rotel, where he will be happy to see his old . customers and as many. sew , ones u will g ive him a call. iltores of the newest Patterns, and at the cheapest rates. Jobbhkg Done on Short Notice. Produce taken In exchange for wake!. S. A. WOODRUFF. - Montrose, Nor. 3, 1838. Books, Bookei AT, COST, FOR CASH! B. CHANDLER is not rioted • . to supply Dnalertc, or Schools, e quanti ty; with the &Bowing Books at COST, fOr CASH. Stoddard's Series of Aritionettes. Sander's Readers and Spellers. Webb'* normal Readers.l Brown's and Corairs Grammatik ALSO \ I Letter, Cap. and Wrapping Paper. . I have on band a good assornrient of Fancy Gift .13noks, Albums, Pictures, Paintings, 'China Good., Gold Pens and Pencils, Anterkn and English Watch. es, Clocks, Sc., &c. Not forgetting to potion - 04 bra article of Toilet Slap made, HONEYDEW SOAP. ". which if any one after lasing a 'Cake, thinks other wise, please call and your money-fish/01 be =reihnded, at CHANDLER'S. • Montrose, Dec. 15„ 1858. ' ONE HORSE STORE .. UNDER FULL SPEED! SECOND LOT OF Fall & Winter Goods: Just received and selling remarkably low, for TIDE 3F1A:412.1.! J. SMITH, Je, k SONS Convinced that the "Nimble sispesset is prefers. ble to the dole shilling," we propose dealing upon that plan. By pilling Goods at ` lora which can not fail to suit," and paying the" filfghest Mar.. ket Prlrea for all kinds of PRODUCE, "re es. pert a RUBHP ' • Dry.--Goode.. _ _ ' _BLACKPopruts ai d Plaids, • _ILI PRINTS in endleaa variety, - De Leiner and Ohnthanie, the best tit be had Front 114 . e City of 6 , Great' Nateride n fact cacti thing in thirlhieteDlT-GOODSROI4 ete _"P'O22-7/1.8 PA T"at .. SMITH 'a SOWS. C.- ty- „ itt G.. TT-Min COATS, Oyer Coate, - - lJ Panty; Prat; and Velars, Bata, Cape, Boots, and Meek. • .. .Cheap for the DOLLARS.- . - • • at SMITH. k SON'S* • GROCERIES. 1.0 1, e r..-f:Kth i gr.;;fot ) -11";.': t r . Good Tot - tbr,el k ON- aratothei Goods at /quary low flgOuta, at' . enirnf, Jr. t 8014'6. - Pa! reasons T we knew Imam mint *aka' thyme, With ttils kind - of Goods, at tbicroolot dm., Back, it tow, peva all Wads, and ftouo, Erma bbl. of Fitfore &gore Cotro, aka., Filb. act; to tents kora of din 1. . . -ILTITCH up the team, bring idoegyone Graln,Bat -XI: tee, gas, featlieni,Papor i l - ,44:4, tfosil forget to bring Ibis DIA Babas, ,what Cod goo have tospass. Tombs "bolsi, 4 • LIMIT; Jr., k 601;. FiiiingrAlle, Dee! 1; j4e, • . A1 0.1115.p. Ilk l!'10 911111P111A t r i a t SI/
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