CurvisPlOwf VIA* Nisnw •
R Zietie* iii
Orierdevar, Feb. 270859.
• teleg will haute gicea y. on - the de' I
feast is -' t he Senate
last night. But it was so "spicy" that It
will bear eating up the second time,"end In
a diluted - form.' ';
At this cline of a weary day with John
Doe and Richard Roe, l learned; etrOut nine
Senite -- was 'AI In session..
' - ton the - Cubalilll: I enter-ad the gallery just
in time to bear the close of Mr. . Kennedy's
- _optieck, sthen_Mr. Wade, of Ohio, got 'the
*or and moved an adjournment, so that he
could speakto-morrow. But the Detnectets.
- having determined in caucus that they would
teke:the final vote on the bill - et that sitting,
theugh Was:waded into Saturday night, refits
ted-to, adjourn., • • • .
; Doolittle now moved to lay aside Co
be, end:harelip' the filomestead bill. The
few 'Cubans who favor this latter, implored
- Doolittle not to injure the 'Homestead, by
antiminiiin it with "this great measure of
Abraige pi:they." He startle& them that the
_country would regard this as a 'test ente.—
. "OLYWinued; and the_ skirmish tent on.
The ;debate cut the relative. merits of the
two' Measures, intermingled with questions of
Tiumbull struck
Vie admitahia-peintithit it was 'kiwi() take
up skid Pass a"bal that disposed of a portion
orthe iktplus - land we now had, than to
waste time. on one which proposed to buy
more. Sewirdpronounced the. Cuban foray
a mere-partisan scheme, whirse friends knew
- •it could, not by any possibility pasathe Term
er -Howie, 'While the Flontestesd could be
come a law, by the action of the Senate, in
' ten minutes. He briefly contrasted the two
policke—one to enlarge the domain of the
SlavapOwer, and restore and maintain the
' supremacy of ccmapillsory labor in the trap
- lee,:-fihe other to give land to the landless,
andlornith homes to the free laborers of our
own country. He was emphatic, but entire
- ly . whernentary and: respectful in tone and
isa = ll
- ,a ,brnsh on points 16( order,
Tooriths got the floor. To understand the
t*ne ,that followed,
,J on must know that
SeWirland -Wilson sit on the rear of a ,row
of theirs, andloombs, Wade, and Benjeinin,
immediately in front of them in the next row
—Wade having Toombs on his right and
Benjamin on hit left—and all five being in' '
cloge-praiiFtity to eeckother. A little fur
*dr labile& 6f lhenjamiq , sits Fessen
den. 'iloonabs4iretted hiespeech entirely to
Seward. Always impassioned and furious,
• ' he . was s now extraordicaritrvehement in tone,
• eijo • Lin gestictilation, and' abusive in lan
- T.t. 'He called Seward s demagogue—a
femagogue—said be despised derne
'g • small-demagogues in pude-
Allay, but more especially pitied and 'despised
driven, by' dents-
Mueevh ,rjnign his, fi st in , the vicinity of
Wade'ailesitaaie uttered the last - clause.—
He accused the Republicans in a body of
eciweartee; personal end
- political — of skulk
ing the issue of Cuba, and shivering in their
shoes at its mere-name.
He mg - the changes on Sew aril's term,
"Land for the landless," and sneered at the
• *lirikiandere,was he called• them, of .whom
the Republicans were afraid, &c. lie smote
his own desk viofently, occasionally reached
over arientruck Seward's; kept his back to
. wardi thii"Cheir that be might turn his face 1
toward Seward, ever and anon thrusting his
lend almost in his and pdsliwg inadver
-iota/ agai* Wade's 4utir; entitle time his
s•ficieglowiagiaitiiossion; - and his air and
mien salons suggested the ferocity of Dan
• the combined with the malignity of Murat.'
During his short speech a portion of the gel
, larks kept .up . a running accompaniment of
feeble gusts of laughter. •
Nearly all eyes had been-lived on Toombs
and Setraid-4he latter ultra and pale, and 1
looked -steadily at his assailant. But the few
who knew Wade well, had not failed to rez
tiee his hands firmly clinched on the 'arms of
his chair, ine compressed lips, and the inde
scribable air of defiance -that say upon his' ,
countenance. Ere Toon:thew:4v fairly in his ,
!seat, Sewiirdjesseaden;and -Wade sprang
to theirlier: lt was impossible for the Chair
to assign the floor to anybody but " the See-.
'•
ator from Ohio, - 'for the tone in which be
„,.gonottneed.the formula, "
and the eye fixed on Breckenridge, said, as
plain as words could utter it, M I must and
willhave it." - _
Wade;: who don't fear the devil, turned
square-upon Toombs, who knows that Wade
don't bar the devil, and, bringing his fist
gdfitii/ inni of -Toixfibs's loose and
Age' upeozakis desk, his eyes riveting him,
and the hot _words hissing through his teeth,
*Skulk; lab! shiver, do we r
- The Georgian pushed his chair—it stands
on castors—a kw inches further oft, so as to
give.* Obio-neighbor more room ! •
'-Wide went on, leaping al , ndst from the
floOr . fevery sentence , showing plainly thai
',though-be:Was able to reply effectually to
. 'the tanits-snd abuse that fell from Toombe's
• j lips, be would rather drive them forcibly
' down hilt -*rait--all of which.oombs knew,
beams; once on a time, they being neigh
, borsin the Senate then as now, Toombs was
-abusing all , Republicans in the most Altuper
ativeralle when Wade, his bands on the
arms of ble'chair, ready to leap -to his feet,
demanded to kpow, "does - theSerator in.
eludes* in mint be is saying F' Upon which
the %wean responded, " I except the Sena
tor from Ohio!" Since that occurrence, ev
erybody . thinks Toombs desires to give
Wades wide berth. '
But,- to .the. aPaech. The first sentence
went straight to the core of the subject, - and
all the rest followed it. *You sneer at the
Iclovneenad lA - because it gAves land to the
]and do you? - 'Stealing nigger, for the
niggirlees! 'We go to the country upon it
=-leuid tar the Imadless eaves Niggers for
the Ntkerless !"- •
That was enough. - ,The galleries bad
ieeminer laid- tittle Iwo& Now, some
feetasme down with one ;determined "nap
-upstt,the free bands mote together
—but the times, in the gallery and in Senate,
shouted with a. mingled roar of laughter. and
chieni---tbe President • throwing dean the
gavel istideigitir. =
Having, ht- this Oma4 compressed the
'whole argument into• the smallest possible
cannon,- Wade wet--on rooting the be--
imaterff about their "nigger bill," and antis.
fying Tooknha that he (Wade,) was pot much'
frtightsoad, however it might be with him'
•(Toombs ;) and then he lauded over the fight
to Feaseadle,
Mt..lrestiendin was more delibelste, • In
dent. he . I persistently calm and provok
, ingliaxL. Re told Toostitsr that Ilepabli
, eenailid pot eke& nor* shiver on the Cobs
question, lint only meant by this course to
take their Own time Ind tea& gentlemen
slat the Senate was to be governisl by its
own rules. and not by the - decree's of a party
caucus, sod that they should permit the vote
to be tehellveAtte-litl/ Oen day bad said all
tbererisbette art: - tlie Subject, 'and not
.011,
Alliffiltdnur — fikreit"d sat quietly in hie
chair. „TS* imistowned to reed his tholts
• on his istidinear wasahis opporto
- nit Y- 1 9 retAfft - YhtellY, the./I w -
tiircer spoke WAG — " " friki*Glior•
gill:- Re turned kis betikaboosthattominis
bin, vith. oct i getr 41'
~• _ . •
- 4 • ids T Jur . I
' - ' 7 " 4 . " 4 :
or so, shook off tionnielei begot ßlair'.
I cu e,. Campbell's rhetoric, sault - Selireirre rhet,
°tie, calmly - defined,. the diffeient kinds Of
courage, said he hoped he had enough to
serve him as a Senator and s man,-and then
ruse with hiathetne, contrasting in glowing
words the benefiNcit nbiects of the Home
stead bill, with the perididoos scheme of ac
quiring Cubs, and, alltithngto thel'reaident's
efforts to chitclithe purse and thesword, de
nounced him hi-- sefere but strictly ,parlia
mentarf language, for attempting thus to di
vert the public mind from the issues which
his Kansas and financial policies had precipi
tated upon the country, and he concluded by
comparing. in a few eloquent sentences, the
principle which would give lands and homes
to freedom and free laborers, with that which
would estend - and stengthen the curse and
crime of human bondage among men.
As lie pronounced the closing word. he
proudly turned his back upon the words,
drew out his cigar case and walked into an
, adjoining cloak-room. •
After another short skirmish on points of
order", Toombs replied to Seward. lie tried
to abusa him. But it was not the vitupe
• tion of Senator. alt wits tire - ravings iof a
drayman on the dock, the cursing of a corn
mon drab in a dirty alley. .
in the midst of this gust 'of passion, the
fire-eater might be seen shaking his clenched
fist and curly locks et the New York.. Sens.
tor, who was leaning against the doorway of
the clorZi-room,- quietly smoking his %,cigar
and calmly eying Toombs: It iras a tableau
indeed. '
... L ir The following is estractedi frpM 'a
letter written by Harvey C. Blackman,
Esq., of Nebraska City, formerly of Wilkes
barre, to Mr. Miner, editor of the Wilkes.
byre, Record of the Times:
"Would yoolike to know something Of this
fitr western region? Well, let me tell you
friend Miner, we are not- such an almighty
ways West, after all. Take Colton's' map,
"Our Country, Present and Prospective."—
you have one, havn't you ? Then just follow
the 40th parallel .d . North Lstitude to where
it crosses the Missouri river, and then up
-that stream about fifty miles, and you will
then see that instead of our being. West, it
is you who are F.,.ist ; for we are just about
the geographical centre of thil great country.
So, you see, if you want to get into the heart
of the tuition, you must come out hers. We
are not to the. Rocky Mountains yet, by 'a
considerable. They are six hundred miles
off. But, we "push along, keep moving,"
and the recent gold discos eries on the South
Platte will .ease fill up what there is left un
settled between this and those big 'hills, and
then, i suppose, if we want ' more room; we
shall have to grade down the Rocky Moun
tains, and with the - dirt fill up the Pacific, and
build a little more country in, that way'. Let
me tell you, too, that if by some magnetic,
or spiritual,- or other pourer you could be
suddenly set down here in our streets, with
out the consciousness of moving, you would
find it clifficelt to realize that you were in the
last town on the westerit border. Here are
splendid residences which would shame some
of your "old homesteads," here are church
:is, and school ;houtes—and here are ball
rooms and places of resort for the young and
the gay. Here, too, fashion rules withas ab
solute sway as on Fifth Avenue, in N. York.
ROOpll are as large and drawee as long as
anywhere, and - women as pretty and talks
tive. We have all the " institutions" of the
older States. Money banks and ism banks,
whiskey shops and sewing circles, as it ever
Is where men congregate in towns.
I"The country is very fertile=the climate
Pleasant, the inhabitants generally industri
ous, peaceable, and intelligent.
" This town is the gate to the gold mines,
and let me assure you this gold discovery is
no humbug. 1 ha ve conversed with many
who have been there—have seen letters from
several of our` own citizens who are there
now, and all concur-in saying that the pla
cers already discovered yield from two to
ten dollars per day, as an average, to those
who work. But is no place for a lazy man,
and it is no trip of pleasure. A man who
goes there must endure hardship and labor.
Don't send out any " nice young men."—
They would soon spoil I
" What route shall you take? Why from
your place go to Great Bend ; thence by the
moat direct route to Chicago; therice to St.
- Louie, or if the Haunibal and St. Joseph
Road should be completed, a preferable route
would be from Chicago to Hannibal, and
thentv strike the Missouri at St. Joseph, and
thence_by boat to Nebraska City—and then
you can either rig up your own conveyance
or go by stage, or else you can accompany a
government train as far as Fort Laramie,
and thence to the gold mines."
How WOODPECNiId CAME INTO , NONTIAT.
—ln Dasenta's Tales from the None, is , this
legend of a curios!, metamorphosis : In those
dais when our Lord and St. Peter wandered
upon earth, they came to an old wife's.bouw,
who sat baking. 'Her name was Gertrude,
and she had red match on her head. They
had walked a long way, and were both hun
gry, and our Lord begged hard for a ban
bock to' stay their hunger. Yes, they should
have it.- She took a tiny piece of dough and
rolled it out, but as she rolled it, it grew,till
it covered the whole griddle. Nay, that was
Lao big ; they couldn't have that. ,So she
-took a tinier bit stilt ; but when it was rolled
out, it covered the whole griddle just the
same, and that bannock was too big she raid;
they couldn't have .that either. The third
time she took a still tinier bit—so tiny -you
could-scarce see it; but it was the same sto
_ry ov,er again—the hemlock was too big.—
" Well ssid Gertrude, " I can't give you
anything; 'you must go without; for - these
barn:locks are too big." Then-my Lord wax
ed wroth, and said, "Since you love me so
little. as tome a morsel of food, you
shall have Crimishmeit, you shall become
a bird, end seek your food between bark and
hole, and never get a drop to drink save when
it rains." He bed scarce said the last word
before she was turned into a great black
woodpecker, or liertrude's bird, and flew
tram her kneading trough right up , the chim
ney ; and till this very day you may see her
flying about, with her red snatch on her heed,
and her body all black, because of the Kiel in
the chimney ; and so she, hacks and taps
away at the - trees - for her food, and whistles
when rain is coming, for she is ever athirst,
and then she look' for a 'drop to_ cool her
tongue. .
Rears Foe lsluatrr-gax&—rifteen min
utes before bed time, ant up one dozen cold
boiled 'ageism* add a few slices of cold-cab
bage, with fire - or six pielded cnciambers.—
Eat heartily, and wash down - with a pint of
cream ale., Undress and jump into bed:—
Lire flat on your_beck,juid.in bait azt.bour or
thiretAliPu* 4fixitis on
your chest, skit the Bunker Hilj Mpnument
4 ; • Tl.
Fes" I 4 ii Ithelat paritirairapt and des.
pork Tuley!, !vibratorezereisimanthofity
dfileiNlN4 , or
dime.
democracy, tcpeoporMe , • and degrade Is.
boriatil
epr"Ye"l2t4r the
/KM LitZet
Tdwwk ,
raeisVPAY%%ell
IT D aspant OBIT
GOO a S
CAN DI SOLD StTet-vo (LLT IN
MONTROSE,
♦ND AT
SVORLIEHANIIIA DEPOT.,
`ora 13.
'TIME doubting this assertion will do well Ito call
st the Stores of
iloseq!) . 10114 & eo.
Where it will bi proven that the merchant, in sel
ling his floods, can afford to sell CHELITR for
CASIII, and can offer induoements itufficient to
make it an object to purchasers, at whatever sacri
ice, to procure the money to make their purchases
on the C'eda Solna.
They hero juat reeek!ed, and are constantly re
raising e large assortment of
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
particularly adapted fur
Fall - and Winter, -
and which are purchased Under the most favorable
circumstances, for Cash.
They are enabled to and wiU oll'er and sell at prices
far below others that have given everlasting credit,—
no matter whether it is to /Om, Dick, ot Harry.
THEREFORE,
Emnine, Compare, . and Judge
Inn RLTOOIII,
rin amsortnient heretofore unequalled by anything ey
er offered in Montrose.
FA IV
AND
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Comprising many new and desirable styles of Goode
unknown in this tnarket,smong which will be found,in
Ladies' Dress Goods,
all the novelties of the Say; cheap at
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum, & Co's.
SEAWL_S.
New and 'elgiee styles of Broche, double and single,
Stella, - Plaid, Wool, Tahna, and Mantilla, and • new
style ofCHENILL SHAWLS,
•
CHEAP, AT
Guttesberg, Beseabatua, CV's.
CLOTH CLOAKS.
An Assortment always on hand, alsciLadies eloth.and
trimmings to match, oCall .lades,
Cheap, at
Gafteiberg, Rosenbaum, & Ws.
MRIII3II,KoMME44IWa
In this department we can'offer great inducements,
as we are purchasing directly from Importing lionses.
The assortment comprises '
Frei&lets, Sleeves and Collars,
Worked Edgings and Insertings,
and a great many more articles toopumerottA to men
tion—ail of which may be found
CHEAP. AT
Guttenberg, Nashua, & G's.
DREO@ 00 0 r LP)g
Bonnets, Ribbon" Flower", • Plumes,
Wire, Stiff Nettingo,and 'Fumes,
at wholesale and retail, Cheap, at
Guttenberg, Rosenblum, & Co's.
DOMISTIO. GOODS.
Nay be found 'lithe irifferent qualities of, PRINTS,
• GINGHAM, •
BLEACHED GOODS,
FIYE UNBLEACHED MUSLECS,
TICKS,
• STE: IPA'S,
DK.VI.VS, •
SIIF.ETING 2 lards
PIMP. AT
- GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM, A. 60%..1..
MVPMiII SLOTMID.
As this is one of their principal branches of business
in New York City, they certainly hare one-great ad-.
vantage over lathe rest of the Clothiers, they har
ing one partner steadily in New York-City to devote
all his time to this particular branch of manufacture.
i k tamds
They will furnish , at any time, 7good Garment, at
about the price for which the • can be got.
They will warrant their work d • complete fit or
Do bargain. They keep cone= Ton hand one of
the beet stocks of 0 -
Over and Under Coats,
SUCH AS
FROCK, DRESS, RAGLAN, SACKi & PANTS,
in gnat variety and different styles.
Vests t Vests : Vests
Fasch as Velvet, Pluih, Casaimere, and Satiu,
caii, AT
Gotteilerg, koseobamin & C•.
CLOTHING
MADE TO ORDER,
or ISE
REST MATERIALS,
At Short Notice.
Under Germans,
For Laren 611 , lee ea for Gentlemen, such a
ELY, LAMM' WOOL, Ike.,
csur, AT
.thltgaiberigt IMe tiM. ac C..
Ons card is suft for tie rise.
To our numerous lkieods and
and is pertieolar to thoseltooldeg tifeenetree to be
indebted to mote would may °me ntor. tint we will
den for
REAILW PAY,
hereetter, sad waists sot be wattled without
further notice. We mi . tired et writing 'Dancing
Letter, sad ituppertiertite rameillee, to our
take all kiwis of Main st the highest market
pied is Iwyment. All Mamma atandleg over sit
mmiehkes oa• Books, wM til le(t for colieethat, nn•
haerielded sot& -
. . .
' 7 - 006110%10144110 OP;
1140210;tasegiii0E44;: ..:, , ,
, 411118.
• -HARDWARE
JM <
AND STOVE EMPOMUM
IN FULL BLAHS' !
MBE L'N. DERSIGNED-rrould take this opportuni
ty to ink= his friends and customers that he
has recently made large additions to his former ex
tensive stock of
Mariiware,Ntoveo, Move Pipe,StoVe
Trfloaninip, Zinc, &c.,
and that he is prepared to supply the wants of the
/ewe
community in that line . at unmorally low .• a.- Tie
flatters himself that his facilities form trufacturing
his own Wares, Stoves, &c., give him a decided ad
vantage over any who purchase
,aad transport at •
heavy expense their entire stock:
lie would say to throe who wish to purchase
STOVES army description, STOVE PIPE, or TRIM
MINGS, of any kind, and pay for them, he is prepar
ed to give them great bargains ; but to those who
want to purchase on a year's credit and then. let it
run two years more, he had rather they would rail on
some one else, even if they have to pay sevents-five
per cent more than au article is wOrtb. In the line of
Shelf Hardware,
bia 111.gortmPut is the largest and hest oeleet.4l in Sus
!rebuilt* County t . purchli...d as his WWII hall been
mostly ni manufactprerp, lie it enabled to offer in
ducements to throe ennntre merchants who buy
tuna!l bills,rarely to he found thin ide d' the big city.
We can offer Ppecutl induecinents to Carpenters and
Joincra who are in want either of Tools or Building
Ifaterialk illseileMlitllS can find 4.N-WIS,
BELLOWS, and, in fact, almost any thing, in their
line, by calling on UP, ehertp .. f.r OW
Our atock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boats it Shees,,'
Rats aid Caps. Yankee Nottoas,&e.
la as large as the times .will admit of. They were !
purehitsed at t low figure, and will he sold at prices
to correspond with the times.
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING !
We have just opened about one-and-a-half curd,
ready made clothing. Everybody says they are
cheap. ,tome say they are very cheap, and a. num
ber have ventured io say they are dog cheap. l'er•
min it is that a email pile of money will buy a large
pile of clothing.
We would add, in this connection, for the informa
tion of all concerned and the "rest of mankind," that
we are tired and sick of the credit sygem; we have
suffered enough by it already, and are determined to
rid ourselves of the whole " critter" Believing thit
the nimble sixpence islhe true system, we are re.
solved to adopt it and are ufferittg our goods at price
to correspond.
Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
J. DICKERMAN, Jr.
New Milford. Nov. 17. 15.521.
Cash lor Pork
Fr HE brgluntt market priee paid thr PORK in the
Hog. J. DICKERMAN, Jr.
New Milford, Nor. 17, I.s 6s.
ONE HORSE STORE
isy pi) A ;;s at z-t
SECOND LOT OP
Fait & Winter Goods S
Jug received end selling remarkably tote, for
THE 11."`i7'
J. SMITH, Jr., & SON'S
Convinced that thy " Nimble sixpenee ie p re t era .
ble to the slow shilling," we propose .dealing upon
that plan. By calling Goods at " figures whie/ eau
not fail to soil." and paying the " lhl latest Mar-
Iliet Prices for all kinds of PRODUCE, " we c.c.
peel a R .f'
Dry , Goods.
BLACK SILKS, Poplins awl Plants,
PRINTS in endless variety,
Do Laines and Gingham:, the best to be had i
From the. City of "Great _Votorit ly."
In every.thing in the line of DRY GOODS going
foes "FOR TILE PA Y,"at SMITH & SON'S. ,
OLOVILIN G.
'INTER COATS, Over Coats, •
V Pant., Veot, and Callum.,
Boott, and Skora,
Ckertp for the
at SMITH & SON'S.
GROCERIES.
Sugar
Its
10 11 ;1 t tX °cid
-.. t i fi:Je t ra'c '° „ ' s fo2ro ou ßi .
ib fo , r .
Good Tea for $l,lO, and other Goods at equally low
figures, at J. SMITH, jr. & SON'S.
For reasons we know not,we cant snake n rhyme, .
With this kind of Goods: at this present time,
Suffer it to say, we've all kinds, and enough,
From a bbl. of Flour. Sugar, Coffee, Rice, fish, kc.,
to a eeeta worth of &wf.
LTITCH up the team, bring along your Grain,But.
11 ter, Egv, Feathers, Niter- F o tags, &c., and don't
A.rget to bring the 11 f:, Bobi , , and wird C'tt./t you
have to spare. Yours in Trade,
' J. SMITII, Jr., & SOS.
Springville, Dye. I, 1b t.
Abel Terrell
HASjust returned from New-York, with a large
and choice variety of
GOODS,
which he offers to his customers and the public, at
low pricer, fur Cash. Ilia stuck comprise.;
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
TAINTS '
0/LS,
WINDOW GLASS, •
DYE STUFFS,
GROCERIES,
GLASS WARE,
CROCKERY
MIRRORS,
CLOCK ,, ,
WALT. PAPER,
' WINDOW PAPER,'
WINDOW OIL
FANCY GOuLIS,
MUSICACINSTRUMENTS,
JEWELRY,
PERFUMERY,
DRY GOOD"
HARD WARE,
STONE WARE,
WOODEN WARE,
BROOMS,
BRUSIIES,
JAPANNED WARE,
BIRD CAGES.
,` W HIPS, CANARY SEED.
UMBRELLAS, POCKET KNIVEF..,
GUNS, t
PISTOLS,
. AMMUNITION, •
TURPENTINE, .
CAMP HEN E,
• _ BURNING
ALCOHOL, FLUID,
LIQUORS,
(For Medicinal Purposes, only.)
TRUSSES,
SUPPORTERS,
SHOULDER BRACES,
PORT XONIAES ; ,
SPECTACLES, •
SILVER A PLATED SPOONS, FORKS, Ac.,
GOLD PENS ;
STATIONERY,
VIOLIN STRINGS, BOWS, Ac ,
And all of the most popular
PATEIT VIDICINEB.
'Thankful for thi liberal patronage hitherto receiy
ed, he hopes to merit a continuance and large in
crease of the same. ABEL TERRELL.
Montrose, Nor. IC , , 1858.
To the Public
SOME Merchants pnbikh e few low prices, or the
prices of a few low priced articles, as an induce
ment to persons to make theh purchases of,tem,nn
der the mastansition that eirety thing is equally low.
Without occupying space in the public papers to
elmakeak Om: wish It distinctly understood,
that L will sell GOODS as low for the quality, as they
can bet bought in any other Store in this place or
Conn Baits and Hooks not used. Purchasers
will end good qualities of articles at
TIVILIigNMIL 9 Ss
and in Drive, iferteirsita, Paine*, Oita, and Dye
SO" my best, and the assortments full. The
1 ANCY 0001r3 DEPARTMENT
is also "ixtensive. Also, choice Family Wu...erica,.
aocketyWaif Paper, Jewelrg, Perfumery. ir.
In sbott:nauiy every *Mg usually kept irt,Uonntrj
stoma. A. I dentin many department of trade„ and
bare more irtlcleidianl can win enumerate in the
limits of a Neripaper. l shall am attempt ; sab
er wait be necessary. under these cite/augment to
All a column with use lese repeat:Mos and Wake,—
PeePle eoe Milted 4 t o ad mad timodue for them:
Mho. . ABlL.Ttautzu.
illimeme* Nov. /0..,/eSIL
QALT for ado by the barrel, by
sTak . 6 04% IZOIrt
• •
New r ie irmit. , New Store.
Public A ue, Z. Ethitridire's.
ABALIVPIV wou ld respectfully announce'
•to thiouhlic that ' h his associated himself
with MI L. ALLEIS in the
FLOUR. FEED. AND GROCERY
BUSINESS.
Also, thaLthey have removed into their uewly lilted
up building on Public Avenue, just below .1., Ether
idge's Drug Store, where (1111 always be fated the
choicest brands of . .
Family Flour,
Meal. Feed.
Pork. liamag.
Fish. Dipped Candles,
Timoth F.
Closer,
Field,
Garden Seed*.
Mao a general assortment of •
firoferleis, such as Sugar*, Igolivirs,
ps*.
Syru Tea, C offee, dice. Ice.
Thankful for past futon, would eolicit a continu
a/We of the RIIIIIP, under the new firm, pledging our
owlets,' to do the fair thing, hoping by rich bargain to
he cure of another.
Being finder a different Administration, it in very
desirable to have all old at-vomits Fettled, and com
mence anew, under the Ready Pay System.
BALDWIN L . ALLEN.
Wit.
nud
A. liv.nwts
Montrone, (Pt. 20, 1854.-tt.
STOVES, PIPE, TIM
•
SKEET IRON WARE.
rr He undersigned would announce to the public
L that he is again in the above, mentioned busineni,
and niav be fontid oppo-ite his old stand. on Main
street, below Searle's Hotel, where he will be happy
to see his old customers and as many new ones as
will give him a call.
Stovestg the newest paiterna, and at the iiheapest
rates. '
Jobbing Done on Short Notice.
Prodnc.• taken in es.•l!ange for wares.
S. A. _WOODRUFF
Montrose, Nov. 3, 19:x'
011 YES, 011 YES,
HER WE COME.
BOYD & WEDSTED4
HAVING purchased of S. A. Woodruff bis Stock
in Trade, are prepared to aecouintoikite all
who will furor us with their eteituta, at "lire and let
lice" prices. •
STO PE _ f VD PIPE,
COPPER, •
AND SILEET IRON WARE
of.ev't.; u.u:111, found in the country.
also, W/ND 0 W S t .SIL
P.l NV; DOORS,
IrIND 0 W 11LIXDS,
L. 9 T H
PINE LUMBER,
ft:id BUILDING MATERIALS generally.
Designs for Country building , . with specin - Mttions
and estimates of cost, Sr., furnished to such as nmy
desire them, at moderate pric.•s. . . .
Persons about building ill the County will find it to
their interest to call on no. Conte anA see us, we
intend always to keep the latch-string ont.
Tin shop in their new building, corner of Main and
Turnpike streets,-a few rods souther Searle's hotel.
. Carpenter shop near the Methodist Church.
..N. M. All kinds of produce taken in exchange fot
Good±.
Wu. IL BOYD,
A. L. WERPTER.
MontroQe, March 3, I y
NEW MILFORD
Shawl and Dress Goods
EMPORIUM !,
NEW PALL GOODS
FOR CASH & PROMPT 6- MONTHS' BUYERS.
H. BLTRRIT,T
Li AS now in Store, and is making huge additions
.Cl to his Stock of ;
Pall and Winter Goods
. To which he would invite the attention of buyers;
1 embracing the most desirable varieties of LADIES'
DRE'S.i GOODS, including the New Style* of Rich
it Fall Prints awl Plaids, in Delaines, Ducal Plaids. Plain
' and Plaid Merinos, Mohair Cloth., triingbanis, Silk.;
Broche, Cashmere, Silk and Wool Shawls, Rieh Rib
)
bons, Bonnets and Flowers, Net Bowls, I dies'
Cloths, Broadcloths, Cassimerea, Se., with o 11 as
eortment of other Staple and Fancy Goals, incl ding
GROCERIES, CROC'Els'ill, 11.4 NOWA E,
STOVES, IRON; STEEL, SAILS, H. 4 S
i AND 4'.4 PS, BOOTS cf.: SHOES, f'.-1 -
1 • PETINC,FLOOR Oil CLOTHS,PAL
Tel) 117.V.D0 ll' SHA DES, IV.il I.
, PAPEeCLOCKS,DRUGS, OILS
PAIN7N, ir,rILO ROBES,
he. he.. Sc., S. he., he.
ar The entire Stock being large and bought for
CAM, will giro superior opportunity for Choice Se
lections, and be Fold at the lowest figures to CASH
and PROMPT SIX MONTHS' BUYERS. •
N. B. —FI our and Salt constantly on hand.
New Wilford, October fi, 1858.
NEW STOVES.
SVRRITT i 3 jumt meeiving a large
StLiDES,
NEW STOVES,
including-a full anolunent of ELEVATED OVEN
LAIL6E OVEN,
A•ND FLAT-TOP PREMIUM COOK SToVES, FOR
• WOOD or COAL,
111TH A SUPERIOR VARIETY OF
Parlor, Mee, and Shop Rotes,
for WOOD or COAL : Aldo
•
Stove Pipe, Zinc, Sheet Iron Stove
Tubes, 'B.{i., ace
HIS ASSORTMENT will INCLUDE the _Sitorq
SELECT and DESIRABLE-STOVES
in market, and will be sold on *he most faeorable
terms, &c., to which ho would invite the par.
ticular attentir of
CASH RUVERS
:Cm ifitroiw, November, $, 1838.
THE WISE CAPTAIN
Keeps Wide of the Rocks
WHICH WRECK THE SHIP
-And Wise PEOPLE Trade where
Good is
Are Sold the Cheapest.
MOTT di TILDEN,
at the old stand of M. &•.M. MOTT, are-pre,
pared to furnish PLOWS of theinost 'appfoved pat.
terns DOW in use, such as ,Bl4tehley't, denies Iron'
Brant, the. Also Point*: of -kinds, Landsides,
Cultivator teeth, and all kinds of Wangs for Farm
• era and others. all of which wti propose to 4.11 as tow
.luSt arrived hure,, and SPlendid Stock of as qur be sifordedinAay est4dialttent idthis coon
_ . • 4 try. • !MOTT.
sf4pie-.& - Tgq4;bil -etooas ; G. A. TILDEN.
•-• r We are also agents fur Einery'a Ilprsa Powers,
G , ROCklUili 4k . n0V113103110 • Drag and Circular Saws !or whod, also Dog Churn
• - -Powers. 'which We, OW furnish on abort notice.
Ifirts'and Cam :Bootsand Shoes , itontro3ll, - Dee. - 1, 1868.-tfl '
•
WALL - 1k WIN,DOW
- Flour iuulLiktlt
It,
Watches,' iewely,lrankee Notion,
NEW. GOODS
HAYDEN BROTHERS,
ONE PRICE AID READY PAY STORE.
Ace., Ace.
E li t • grellt many *dicks otooe.toos to to COtiou.
'void:to the wise. rya* *lint ba tan at
'HAYMF
For 31,44 - UAL 7.2
=EMI
BOYD A: WEBSTER
8011 1diliggICtlf r ilit 01 0 1.0 it
BA
Altp
CARRIAOErMAITING
13Y S*TEAM!
H AWIABY at. LATUROIKha% iug
re
moved into their new building on TtiOpike
Stfeet,'lteni L Bearies hotek , are manurecturing and
will Lev on . hand • .• - • -
Carrygges,Wagons,Cut.
tors, Sloig 4c.:
They have provided thernst,itett with a sienna
Entine and all the necessary machinery and con
veniences for doing work with dispatch ; and tieing
both prictieil mechanics of long experience a . nd .
ployiug acme but • ,
GOOD WORKMEN,
they are prepared to (10. nll kinds` of !fork; in the
Blacksmithing and Oar
riage Making
hi their utmul prompt and
`Workmanlike blamer,
,
and 14 being at all timeg on.haitd ready andl willing
to aura - or any order for work, and by using
Good Materials;
and by MODERATE CITA RGES, hope 'to tticeire a
large share of public patronage. •
We would tender our thanks to our old cu.ttomers,
and incite all in want of Vork to give•ua. a Eat and
see for themselves.
Montrose, August 11, 1358.-1 y
Ready Made ,ClothiOg;
HATS, ('APS, &C.
A LAME and desirable melt of IIEAL MADE
11 CLOTHINGoind HATS, CAPS, A ettnsisting
of every variety and shade, and warranted to lm made
in erery particular as good custom w'ork,i and a
that cannot fail to suit`for ready i tty, )may he
found at the store of F. B. Chandler, for salei
Montrose, itra!t . 6, 'sB.—tf S.-LANG-PDS'.
•
RIGHT IN TOWN 't
EXTENSION TABLES
E=
SMITH BROTHERS,
of all SIZES and PRICES to suit the TIM}IS of
Walnut, Cherry, 'and Mahogany,
and warranted to work right up to tire-arip.
Montrose.; June r 2, ISZ3
J. Higginbothami,
WATCH FINISHER,
- AND
General Repairer,
( IF the BEST EE41.1.1t, Swiss, AND 0.11!4:?1, Ut
WATeHrS, PATENT;ANI ,
REPEATER?, LYNNE?, ite.,
Ttnly proud of the fluttering eheominum bstowtd
on him a, an honest antl.s.uprior
WATCH JOBBER
;
and grateful to all who hare empluved him, aOd doub
ly so to those that h.ive continued to be. hiq i.teady
..u.ttillier.4 Rifler hi' commencement in Montt+,:e,(now
neatly trot. Tears,) and eneontaged by tho,4 who al
ready k ow he now Miming thip‘e who
do not, that early in life he was taught the alt of
Finishing New_Vratches,
by Atkin, late of Lord Street, Liverpool, wito was a i
first rate MAKER and REPAIRER of Ole best
watches. After having worked for Mtn upivards of!
nine years, (=even of which as an intiencured appren- 1
rice,) he then coninienced fui himself, apt bitterly in
See York, where he has been employsil bylsome of
the first and most re=pectable .mdablisletents
Broadway, Maiden Lane, Bowery, &c;, naili was by
them classed a first rate workman.
N. B. He I,aa altrai on hand a ‘N,ll,a.,,i.nied:tock
of Watch Wheels, Cylinders, Watch ,iewds'• Main-I
spcinp , , Watch Band's, and Waal' til-,e!4: which
will be carefully fitted, ri:2llt ;twat., and for pfices less,
than Owl-cal be had in the City. : -
at' Shop in Bentley, RcadA Co't Suite.
Phoenix Block, Montrose, Aug. 18,1853-1
SOAP MANUFACTORY.
TBE subscriber keeps constantly oit hand fur sale
his establishment in Stontrost,the. Kest &mal
ty of SOFT SO.A P, manufactured from the lye of
wood ashes and grease, in the' old fasliioneti way,and
• .
not by any patent process. •
For those that furnish the greaet,he manufactures
the soap for $1,50 a barri.l. Warranted 'all cases
to be a good article,or the soap nitty tie retiirmett and
the monef refunded.
rfaCEA,
Per barrel i .4i - ;,,, iin
Half Barrel J. 2,50
Gallon • t
.
i "
Whole.ale dealers will be fbrnisbeti—if Velivred
at the Aahery inMontrose—it the rate_of COI barrel
for f45.0r at Senuttoo at ten Intrrelgsfur n. 741.
JOHN' HENRY INIARES,
Hontrwe„ March 7, 1 't"..;,4.-tf
-44---_,__ _ ; •
CiSINET mINUFAOTOJY
firs• z,rL :l HadLL!
NUFACT 888 Mut dealer in 01 kind., of
1,11. Furniture, is now prepareth:to fill all
orders ar Bedsteads of all:kinds at wliolesale or
retail on short notice. Itetallprices!range from $2
upwat is, according to style. He niao'keeps on hand
Ready-made Coffins;` and as he hits. atl elegan:
Hearse, he is prepared to attend futierahj on short
notice. . .
New MiMO, Dec. 7.,55t;2.-4p3
Valuable Landis roe Sale.
FOR SALE IN ONE BODY, about 514 acres of
Land on the waters of Spring Brooki a branch
of the Lackawanna river in Lucerne county,Pena'a.
about midway between the tkriving,towni , of Serail
ton and Pittston. These lands are covereii with val
cable timber, and being, situate in themosieziensive
mineral region in Pennsylvania—known lo contain
iron orn.4:' mil believed to abound in coal, to
being I
also\in the immediate vicinity of several railroads
made and now in progress—olterlo the otipitaliet an ;
opportunity for the investment of money that seldom
oecnrs. For further informatiok apply to . N. P. Ho. :
sack; Esq., No: 11, Wall street New York' or to the
subscriber, at Montrose,Hasquelianna eoun y,Pa., the
attorney id fact of the owners.
April 6, 11854. HENRY DRINERIL
F _ RMERS ATTEND 1! I
undersigned would reipeetfully atounee to
1 the FAnuirne and all ethers interest , that
TO MliniClo3lo.l
D ARTIDUCAR Mt en tiOti u caned id the icboice ro
-- riots of TIMM, guitar, apd Use VIWI Spiny,
soma of the bifa guslities in market:: Aldo a good
selectkm of Violins; Bows, Pegs, Bridges, Toil Pieces,
Eiger Ponds; Rosin, 4e4 Accordeolo, Ntea,Fifos,
Drum . Sticks, Tuning forts, rnstructiOu noOkk to.
Can last the 'Violet', rime of • !
- 4P4;vlglT l +.
.
• i
,
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' DISM
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2 t`
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OF di"...'..
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tv
Et' -
=
,- .
!Wt. It.ltlittEDY. et Ihtibury; too dtacostord to one of o•
Vi ClASlgnon toM. Weed** mood} that cuts
EVERT BIRD Hl3lOll,
Tile worst Scrofula down to &common gimPle
• Ile has triad sere ..hero hundred norm and neverrte.! r..
cad In two ca ( loth (hand.. hotem.l Ile hse arm It.
dun ov rt . out hundred ortileatet of Its rata.. , all with. 10.07
miles of Batton.
Two bottles are .arrnbtrd to cure s r.urstr.ceorrt grout
One tothree bottle. will care lb. ogot,
Two" throe bottles will that the srateat at Mow.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker n. t
or stomach.
Three to Ilse bratlcesse warranted to cure the word, 11.,;
sipehm.
One to two loottles art warraated to muesli humorist
Two bottle. are warranted to cure rtmaing of tee rats
to among the bolt.
Forte to [II bottles err warranted In Care eOrrtlpt .411,
Ozebott will tore s. _lt trout/on ethe.klA.
Two or three Gott Imam warranted to cure the drunk
worm.
Ts u• or three bottles aft warr.ted to cure thighede 1
of rbrattistitou.
Threw or foi.eleettles ow warranted to cure earalithe
Pitt to right trails will cure the word cle.e.otncroft.
A twnrlll ts ny. -grerlencral horn the fog teuthha
cow . war...4d wh. the AL. e :guantay Is takra.
• NOXlllit
Bata Il•nsu.—The truutitioa of the Sirdical ltao
tut all kind of Loamy, tows well rataldlehed by the
of .11,wholiave ever aped it. that 1 nerd not env suet
mtdeet. 00 the most 4111%1 physicians and the turat
yids in the grow cne mmulmogs to ita grebe.
In town...flag the Medical Discovery to your ardire;ll
full knowledge of Its curative terrier. In relleetag
moMt of (hoar tn whichhrra are ualoetutstri.
That most escrucisting disesse to ad affectiotste mathet
7117RIMIG s KOUTK,
Is cored im If by miracle : tout Own tempo r it tr0t... 4
rid Sired /MU. and I 'Mr heat tam, .dolt sod fretful 03p..
tweet slumber.. and the hfedicsi Ithuno try NitotaCll
hhwelogto Your hrmtrand and household.
In the more advattred
CANKER
II PrlenSo to !I, ntontsch. minting
DYSPEPS - lA,
•
Irtleh nttLlig but eankeernitheidomar..l. :then to tbe
KIDNEYS.
en...line a .Inktnr. erne ferltoz. and an indifference ever.
of your bonne. Your stomach Is
RAIN.AND.INFLANED,
your heal did nuees‘rau, Saul yon ran auk lake certain
even of that your I.y...ern doe+ not eet half the uourlaho
toln• tut Ibr . Mold of the ranker Tilt It up ;
Ctomplext., true 11. !r!..111.1 le.aanrs sallow oegrenide
1e.,. dal If re,rll,}lll - nt nourtehment Tone ante
and M.,. of roue Neb. Nortut, reliant. 111
I rig.. of d' Waxy uLicht), Medi tat lelecos try V peeollari
• ; CURE;.
Palolrollen of the beast. polo In the sblttowesime. of It.
arTmll or the ledu of the hip Jolut when you re.lee.'
of the how., UAW... th at moat exerutiatlng of dlselse
PILES.
/Tow mann nonfood' , of poor feenfohale •Ilfredoe ftni
ewe modlain ing - noray a tut...able lift. and their next dirt
dn., mot know the T wish In Impel. on yielsi rah,
old proverb."An e mu. of pert . ..mitre. la beaten ban spool
in the MEDICAL DISCOVERY
you leo e laA it 111 r• pn•tri.tive m.d the cm - , with Om ,
epr.tbitt.tlAL It wilt neier under any ttiu..uutddlt et,
Inhere. ~nge. ofd el ever neettary—eat the beet
ad , nf It.
Dili El' f In, VS:E.—Adults, nor table fpoonA4 per dal
latllttren over tea emu.. dro•ert .r..td..11-41dIdren Rent foe
.A• 411rectloo. oat be stuttlottle to
,tunttaintione,lpke putkelent toupee - ate on the bowel.. I. re • day
Yours. toile. TIONALT)
/112661.er heat ). . ffor.e.le Anztir ItRELL,
J, T. ARLISLH 'A Great Bend, and 0. ,
Vannaltepot. I.JUIY Ifbq...ly
.- •
• Think; Examine, Inn -
•
SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP 0
WILD CHERR
ABE von trnnt&nt with ohit‘b ? Nave. phi timito_
ht . ittott 4 Ilnv. TO.I s tlrkling rhitic In the in ,
Ihr Li VP/ C.llllllhi/ . 11 rime t, - hu ttirouthltli?
nr ans. Plit.ll. ;W r? ?
Irnal,nd arab env the al , nvn onsnyin um" Dr. S
colt pi r. 1.1 RE II W I eIIgURT. It ccLU c
,1V Aral permanent cutitiwit the evidence brthavitsadi •
Cur-- , 1 hi it will tegtityy -
diaititinitiOßeisourkable Cu
-
Poiof or Root& Frelltrick ('a ,
Tie. Swayers,.treat Erlr—ltellet lag It a dots I ^lf., to
tnds.in jaraiee to vset. 1 have thort.tht pr per to make E m
he root est:stadia:ire rate% to n.v otlo'n that
h. 4 1 ,
troll. wearied. In the month of tletoher hat. wars
aloe:
gathering In tot lsrs ara, whldt former) a larp. .
aloe. r onoorinloat rot to nir 'oath Irtilktx ,
•1 : o im of eorrnptaar. external atoll
braziluttitralle throttall toy Luna...and CIA throual.
nee breaeti Ith apparrat rm. , . attended with a violet
' eptortite. axed estrenre ri e htlitt. rho
tlt .schi tree mot hopelexe and brextrari, the preset. , of r
r•olnailltot in this srrttehoga erantlltlon for a lone flaw.
woos-ills , a Inf., ...kelrt.o , r. :ma there -rented to Ia tp h
hot Lavine wort lo the ;while paper. at the many Iran
I.wrfornemt be ever Om M.1,1+ or., ue Wtl...ll(lfitott,
root to RiPlashry for tie hnetlese and ersturorneerl Its s.
arert art ",faetlon an•l my am Arm. family. theaters
lo 1;11 :P.., horgllh r•Nra. SLltrr:ol..(l,
rroorr, , ,hti topernal lean n.
ttrlar /It errnrhate elateo,l, and I..l.lllreznalo rth
raw: to thla dor. June :41 , 1... I le.te hot had a ear& ttlito...
glAtto
,1 Mtaiu.
•
115.' 14 \ .1.14 erui,rh! eeirnoultdt . n.ent,
lonra, very rtapectfally. THOMAS' DIX. , .
Tls^ r welt ...e.nta ti with Thornal leas. , am: r
text Ify that he lox been aftlllftert above repreaentarl. :want t
rearrvery alturrat 11111r:tele—lie le a wottht
JAIt:DT - RIK/Hi . ,
Panne nt ftetlin flattlnaore Co rife,.
riatetatt rearairratata... rot
Dr. Awaytia's
•
Compound Syrup of Wild C4erry,
Tie origin..lo.l oar Nentale elleny prrtzsiutlve. tours .:1 '•
usifid. li t!e.ih4 ~u i1ke•rd,...1.1,7 of Vegetal:',r :ugredlriti, a ..-2t.
lord Alth perfret safety. . .
• Swayaa's Sarsaparilla awl . Tar Pith
,
A g.,li•lr punotti,H arid - alterati%o lirdlciue. fir—suliiiror .., 1 . .•
rlllsia..igeurnd wo. -. , 1
Svrayare's CelebratedNermituge,
Dr. 54y ne's for purifying ti:. Sl4l.
Dr. Swayue's Bowel Cord al,
alL.able renitkly t'4 , r pluttatt. I.Vsaentery, i.. 111.0•••
mod all Bowel recmilalttL, ,
briirwrou.! Irr.rcreu.!--Dr.t4grayur's Gitirr. ' t. •
prat and an•qunlird mnr.dr. him only cftta. S.dd I.v
ABEL, TURRELL.I. ETHERIDGE, Montrose, c. tt ley lku:et
to , ,rtvliere tltrougltout the ennntv Ind State.
Prepared only Dr. li. SW.,II:7SE & .SUN, , :we , " 7to
Flr44d,
PATENT INEDkCINEN.
& Must; theirs.: vaslety of !Unlit:lnes at TurrvlrA I'. rftr” ! •
/1. found all of Iht.-JaALe's {lastly eokbrsted raruti) rz.••••11‘.,... :
Atre'.l"herry Peelosal and .latlart!, 1'01.; 11 ails:OE-Jr:at W!: ,
and Ftre.t Pins: Ilneard celebrated German Utter,: Lou :et. • t
rios of t'atully roAlelnea; II tryl.nt'4l44:llr{ OiLtla Sm. , ,t
-1,1,-"for .pralsa In r,,,_, or loameverton. , : %lathes - ll', 1:.'•:'. i••
Itjturdy.ittid HOTWf ktriu.liv; Orrtrt . ll V eroxfus, At• varie• • • '
t.hi
••they ki; Trlko... M.9•Cliviik. O'nt. , . , ..th , gm.t•mmtlY! ~-,-,.,
rbromattv”.- ,and nll InSanmaiory c-orplednle ; P.l. Er •-, ...
trot rot , tllinc for ,Itollar mirpooos a. the al.ye I Motto nt: Mote , ,'.
Pah 1.--aroolog oltenLs a 1 ,41. art! , l,-Woo , lcorlea Dal an, It . •
ts
Liniment ; Atarna•Es 4sundlee Bitter,. CanterDtm. rs 'tit, , .1
Dysentery Drop.: Ilsket's conyontd for Dysentery; ltnuel: , •
Peons, for Dy,l4l..int IlePotadd i Extract of llncho a of Eat,. '
Ihmotsmrllls: a 1.11144, of :lAN, a the beSt In market r.lla. oi , -RI '
an allaosrvaslieas ynrlery of ['nest MedhAnexaltotettre: too i..tr•
nu, to oo.saem.._:_lolt•lClct It to sty.that the puldit I.lllft _•/-
I v a.crt thins h tn.-111164 at the Druitatal Fame Store , d' • t
' AtottrY.! JU1y,1"2: , 7. •-, ADEL ilr rat 1.1
THE
.
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Insiirance Comp. of Phil.
Capital and 0.-
Surplus , 5300,00 0,
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Cliartered Capital, 'B5OOlOOO.
(4f ie. Franklin Building:, So. 408 it
FIRE rcsruANtqcou Storm DwelEur. Public
Hen.Esntli, . E INSt'EAE( E on
tarn and Frebtht h, awl 'no.. a!! pArts dt the 'World Alv• It 4- ,
ItZtauce w tioutis to .d from all parts of the IZuloth
Slatrment of 11,te Buaines and Condition ,
- • . ,
ker • City 'manlylice Company, Of P
for saMonths t ending Jane re
net
luterQAt.rroelv.l aust....*etuoa Emus Jaa. Ist. to July 1
Premiums MOO
hAlese•Wkd
EXPEKSES, dy.
To Low- ;AM., -••• ••, , ...... .111.1.4,1
andNipeus , s. .
BALM, umudning ,Ole the (. 4 ruul.uke. July Ist, ...
.1 S S E PS.
ii.ndr, Soeki Coupon Bowl& In Aux on
!moral nsol enll brans,
Hub IC•oohninv
Cnintoo hand awl and due from., Ageuul,• • •
ES
CM
Of flt:ers.
crows H. HART. Pr font, tE. P, ROSS, V!
H.U.COGGSWELL.ber..t Trtu-.1 b. H. BCTLE/
Directors.
/W.V a . tr.lfatrt. E. P. Roe% A. eattell. 11. a.
.E.WwwW4.l. Iftle. E. W. Nailer. FS. Pratt
It. FttsFlblfro.
MONTROSE, .4pletzWer-15,
• STOVES, STOVES,
U 174 utoves.hare been so thoroughly c i ried. to th.
enure satisfaction of nil, that they need nu rec .
ornmend.from us. S. IL SATRE & BROTHELS.
Montrose, May 2,7, 1857. -
NOTICE.
i3ERSONr. desirons of paying me mom
1. of any description, can do so by le,
paymente "with Post:Coopo . & Co., Bang
rose, to my credit„.arbose rkceipts will:
from their date.
• April, 8, 1656.-tf
. •
STDA3I VIRIST AND SAW
POT BROTHERS baring purchase.
establishment,will keep constantly 9
peofne (miring Flour ,Corn Meal of au .
i l
,o, . a 1 eci Chop and Than et the' loikest
Custom work riff' be dune with despite
Nisei trarrettita ' '
Montrose, J01v,1853.-t1
Ti **Aliening Publto.
DIIRNtrB CELEBRATED CATAREO SYVII,
An INFALLIBLY Raman . , for sisletti R. Thae,r
Montroi; B. D. Tompkins, Brooklyn
Thayer, DBOOok. . Montrose, May -' 6,1:5,.
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