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hietior4the_Statalt re
- ,Ixlitoois, *the lorefiar of Mount
. Irfician• ,
amen' to represent, in "this `tate., tne
"Mount Vernon Ladies' Association of the
• Union,'-'.l venture to apriesilto-the generous
and patriotic people of Pennsylvania, on this
day, the anniversary-of the birth of Wien.
nvorotriA. their 10, In Andean with tbePecfr
• ofcrtherlStates,•to corrilileto thipbrehase
of Mount Vernon, the place of his residence
and bin tomb; and to secure it forever as a
public and enduringmounment of their una
baled gratitude for his life.long services, and
increasing veneration for his illustrious nime.
•Gratitude to one whose life was so_ generous
and exalted ; veneration of an example, such•
as his, of virtues that have. so elevated the
character of a public, man, „may well enlist
the deepest synipathies of the: women "of
America, anilembolden. that to claim the
aid, not of their own sex alone, hut of every
one who justly glories in being a Countryman
of Washington, and whose heart is moved
- by actions the purest and noblest that man
can - render to mankind.
The'Object Of the' Mount - Vernon Ladies'
Association is to. obtain, by - Voluntary con
tributions, a sum necessary to t purchase and
hold forever , two hundred acres of the - Mount
Vernon Estate, including the, mansion where
-WaShingtorldwele'and died, his tenth; the
• garden and grounds around them, and 'the
landing at the Potomac by -.wig& they_ are
approached.' To collect. this sbin; Vice-Re
gents-have been appointed in difterent States,
with. lady-Managers, associated committees
of ladies, and advisory, committees of gentle.
Men, in the variouscounties, cities and 'prin.
- cipel towns. Every person by whom ope
dollar, towards this fund, is paid, becomes
• thereby •a permanent member of the Associ
-ation and is inscribed as such in a record
which will' be preserved at Mount Vernon.
Similar arrangements will be immediately
- organized thronglimitiheState of Pennsylva
nia. and . a public announcement will be given
of the persons by whonv subscriptions' will
be received and the registry of names be
made- ' •
A large amount has been already collected
"from pikes where these aminktnents have
been completed.. The public press, so influ
ential in good Works, has lent its powerful
• aid. Associations established . for philan
thropic purpOses—the fraternity of Free Ma
ions, to which Washington himself belonged;
that Of the Odd Fellows;-. the voirmtary mil
itary "companies and" firemen; and numerous
bodies assembling 'together for objects of
utility and benevolerice,-have everywhere ex- -
hibited the deepest interest,. and , united in
this noble effort with the most there] spirit.
Patriotic individuals have come forward, with
prompt sympathy, to lead and encourage
their sevieral communities; and the cheering
prospect is held out that this wide-pervading
spirit, sprewding through all ,parts of our
common country, _is insuring complete sue-
Into this' alliance of general
. Pennsylvania is now to enter. Always dir
.tin,guished by a devotion to works of voltin
tary. benevolence, which is am inheritance
" blended 'iiithher name, she has, besides, pc.
associations connected .with Washing.
ton, which relate to the noblest incidents of
his- gmit„ - :-euver. It was hi Pennsylvania
that, on the day when the delegates from the
colonies first met together, be appeared
among them to join in the task of forming - a
common country. It : was in Pennsylsania
ihat„witti Uneitstnpled modesty; grid touching
expresakintrif anxious buedevoted . retnot;
ism, lie accented the command of a little tw
iny, scarcely formed, - and assumed the re
- spousibilities of an arduous war. 'lt' was in
Pennsylvania that, amid the fiercest' severi
ties-of winter,.with troops almost famishing
trinfniiked, he partitgt- their'hardships, cheer.
their spirits, and kept them united to win
the triumphs to
_which he afterwards led
them. It was to his "fdlow soldiers and
faithful followers in the military line of
'PeiCiasylifirila;? that he expressed, when the
war wasilosed,Midiwith a Mind: deeply af
fected, his grateful sense of their attachment
and aid. It was ,in Pennsylvania that he
placed his all.condliating !fame -to the Con
stitution which has cemented. the •Union. It
was here that-he liienne its -first and most
illuiltrious President; it was
.bore .that he
addressed to, his country that _memorable
Farewell with which he dosed his public and
immortal career.
To ask:, then; the vrOmen of Pennsylvania
• to unite with their sisters throughout the 13n
lon'in this tribute to the memory of Wash
ington—to appeal to all of the people, of
Peamsylmaill to give to this great object
their generous encouragement and assistance
—is but to solicit from them 'a patriotic ser
' —vice, to which they are called by associations
connected with his memory that cannot be
surpassed, nor hardly equaled, in 'any" por
skin of that vide country - which glories in his
name. • . - LILY L. MACALESTEII,
Tice-Regent for Pennsylvania ,of the
Noma Vernon .Lodies' _Association.
Purisnetema, Feb. 22;1859.
tarry or Dassa.;—Ob ! the excellence of
'Ana clothes. Whet would Louis Quatorze
. have been without his towering periwig and
r high.heeled shoes, their soles .painted with
;Vandermenluns victories? Titmersh has so
`shown him to you in =drew, a lean, forked
radish of tmsin ; no Ludovictie Magnew, but
• *pinched starveling, and short in stature. r —
Take away Doctor. Birchmore's 'master's
Mown and trencher-cap, with which -he awes
the trembling scholars neatly as much as'
withliisod, and with which he impresies
the-parents and guardiani when be offers
them cake and wine in the best perlor—what
• is he unfrocked, but a brutal, 861 i-illiterate
pedant—a 'rust quantity , of Latin and Greek
floating about in a vast quantity of bile?—
, 'Strip off the peer's ermined :robes, and a
shameful 'padded old - man in'stays and a
totters do
es Regent street, leering under the
bonnets of the maliners girls. "Ils the biasa
that itutkes.the man in armor at- the Lord
'. Mayor's quondiun show.' Unplate him, and
r he is but a mechanieal -varlet; a ticket-J4rter,
or a warehouse sweeper. The very Pope!
whittle be without the Tiara the Pelham,
.aad the Pudiermari's ring? Only a shiver
ing sexagenarian in a flannel gown, teased by
parpleatockinged dry nurres.---moosisotori
-and ca*sterari! Sun Johnson sleeping on
-balks with reckless Savage for company, and
dressed in a ragged horseman's coat, has a
- plate of victuals handed to him behind a
screen.. He jai:lots& to alt down - with Mr.
'Cfave'e welldreased contributors, who were
ao'ftspectable, and of whom nobody hears
- vow. -Doctor Simnel Johnson in * soil'
-- welbisushed-- broadcloth, and lais wig new
powdered,- dines • with Burke and Topham
- &aae.WCai toadied by the Laird of Anchin
leeles fig sun, . petted by Mrs: Threlop and
ainverittae.ven. with ging George. Great. is
~Diaaa.afftha Epbesiaus : and great also are
.the successors of Butte and ltingee. . Mr.
Sheltie heel Snip at met shall come, to-mor- •
row,,to, measure me for a new 'cost with a
veket,,folktrooB4,-atoat with a
pittirn—Va - • .
BIOWIr - !BREAD wrenore Ytieri*One
quail of 'loam meal, one - pint of *bite or
brown IfOar;coo* tes s lr fsalt , one-bait
a yopfel . .eftecil*sses aixtorie tea•spoonful of
diseobed in lot letter, *tiered jute one
'44eskrt of sour zuilk, grimed. t trigeth
':esititoi better, and bake alleirit two soars.
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• 811AllbitAlfULNOS.P."!kttoellMI?, 1 7 int
feta some practical suggestions , l 0
, which - .we
commend to our oommunity_as worthl
ofat
tention at this - season of the year. Ile says :
a There ant other-things , held** flowers and
verdiire; gsntldxeplirs •antt.tilinv air, of
which spring should rem' 7 ; They may
not be an.pleartaitt t'cltentemphtte. and have
not the slightest air oc_peetry. They are re=
prilsive rather than agreis'sble, for while the
besexes from the - genial South, stealing and
giving delicious odors, sweep by -us, there
maybe some odor's suggestive of anything
but the "balm of a thousand flowers." In a
word, if we would not have summer diseas
es.) we must put ourspremises through a thor
ough spring purgation. ive do not mean
simply washings, and *washings,. and drench
ings, and flooding' of the external face of
things. The occupants of all the dwellings
should each inititute a,rigid search for decay •
ing.vegetable and animal matter, which may
he festering in dark holes out of sight.—
Damp places should be ventilated and all de
caying substances be gathered and removed.
There is a great parade made in cleaning out
coal ashes and cinders, which and rather dis
infectant than otherwise, and barmiest at,
any rate.: One cabbageheattgoing into -de.'
composition will do more .misehief than -ten
loads of asbvt. Let diligent care be taken
to convey away from our premises all such
matter,
and 'thoroughly, to sweep cellars,
courts and drains, and the bills of mortality
will be convened to bills of health.
• , .
BONICA FOR. TRißB.—ltones are always ac
cumulating in villages and about country res.
'deuces which might be put to a- better use
than. to encumber the streets of to emit a
disagreeable odor from under the knees.
There is nothing like decaying bones fur all
sorts of fruit trees. They are perhaps best
for pear trees, next for" apples, and then for
quinces; but are good for any kind of fruit,
unless it be for cranberries, which
. seem to
live and grow on little but air - and water.
The true way would be to make the'bones
into super-phosphate of lime by grinding and
then adding,half their weight of sulphtwit
acid, - to be applied in small doses every year.
But as there are not bone mills everywhere,
and as the making of super-phospltate is a
trade, which it could hardly be recommended
to,all cultivators to leant, the next best thing
istO bretik.them up into !nth pieces and mix_
them with-the soil, in Which trees are trans.
planted. - from halls peck to a peck for
dwarf trees, and two or-three pecks for trees
designed for standards, is enough.
The:action wilt be slow but very , lasting,
continuing through-the-life of any. ordinary
tree. Bones are richly worth saving for this
purpose ;and at the small price at which
they ,pin be bought to advantage. They ren.
der a tree vigorous and healthy, and greatly I
improve its fruit. It is not a bad pled to
dig ;hem into•the soil about old trees.
CONSTRUCT/NG Srantr.s.—Permit me to
urge upon your_ readers the. importance! of
care and knowledge in building stables. No
single.disease, except lameness, is more cOna
mon among city horses than blindness.—
This is caused, in a great measure \ by keep.
itrg them in Auk, confined stabloyand shad
ing their eyes with harness blinders. Dark;
ill ventilated.cellar stables are quite common.
This stupid practice should be abolished, be
cause such stables are very detrimental to
the health of these noble animals, all sta.
bias should , be dry; roomy structures, provid
pi with windoWs to afford abundant light,
and should also be frequently whitewashed.
The•horse is a native of dry, sunny regions,
and requires to be kept dry and warm in or
der to attain to the greatest perfection.
Close and confined stables, just like those
which are so common, are thilrequent cause
of that violent disease called glanders. A few.
.years Since great ravages were committed
among the cavalry horses of France by , this
disease, but it. is now almost unknown in
that country. This result has been brought
about by simply making larger stables,
doubling the size of the stalls, and securing
good ventilation. In proportion to their
bulk, horses need more fresh air than men, in
order to perform the function of respiration,
yet they are commonly cooped up in narrow
stalls, which are not large enough - to keep a
dormouse's hings at work.—North-icertera
Fenner.-
: 'MKDICINE JAW IsTsIII"ERANCE.—The idea
that alcohol is useful' in disease, prepares
myriads of victims fur intemperance.
_ Alcohol is never neces,aryto . human
body: Itself the prodoet of decay, its Info.
ence can only . detiltiorate and degrade.—
Wittont qualification, it is a poison and no
poison ought ever to bessumlluwed by a hu
man being. -
Yet brandy, and gin are often , prescribed
as specifies for one disease and another; and
line is ordered till, from its latbitual use •as
a medicine, the patients acquire a love of • it,
whicb.depraves them and beggars tb&r tam-
Professors Parker and Gilman, of the Col
lege of Physicians and Surgeons city,
say they have known women to become con
firmed drunkards from using wine prescribed
by physicians as a medicine. The physicums
who deal out poisons to theirpatients, incur
a fearful responsibility. _ Tbey can never re
pair the injury thus occasioned. low long
will death and degradation reign in the name
of.science! •
It is said that Pitt learned to love wine by
taking It as prescribed for dmase by his
„physician. Ile drank it copiously being
quite a slaie to If; and his nerves ' became
so unsteady that be" was almost unable to
feed himself properly.
In, any case and in all cases, keep the fiery
demon from . children. - let them not date
depravity. from very babyhood.. Keep all
stimulants away - from children.--Life Illus
trated.
Evmso HOcas Fon - SlLciisstcs.What
have evening boors done fur . nieehanies' whO
had only ten - hours' toil 1- Hearken to the
follosrihg tants': •
"One of the best editors the Westminster
Review could ever boast of and of the most
brilliant 'writers of the passing% hour, was' a
cooper in Aberdeen. Orient the editorsof the
'London Daily Journal was a baker in Elgin;
perhaps srdof the-best reportera i f the Lon.
don Votes was a weaver in Edinburg; the
editor of the Wilmot,: was a stone.mason.-
One of the:Aden ministers iu London "was
a blacksmith in Dundee. and another 'was a
wattlunaker in Banff The late Dr. Milne,
of China: was
.a herd boy in Rhyne. The
principal of the London Missionary Eiciciety's
atliong Kong was a saddler in
Hundey and one of the best ',missionaries
that ever went to India-was a tailor in Keith.
The leadiUg machinist on the. London and
Birmingham; Railway was a mechanic in
Glasgow, and perhaps the very richest iron
Sounder in England was a . work i% -
_man in
• Mow- Cliiit.' l her Molest?*
Physicbm was a druggisi,in Unit Joseph
Time wassutilor fiat , and_then a laborpr at
the mortar arid pestle in Montrose'; 'Mr Mc-
Gregor, the Member from Glaigow was ti
poor boy in
. 114 , ashire: James 'Wilson, the
Mitiall'er*iitt 'Westbury war a - lionghtnan
i n liaddiugtoo, and. Arthur Andersbo, the'
mensbo from Orkney, earned his bread by
the sweat of bis brow in the, Uldma . .Tbule:
Then' otlens'anneoers Vent their _leisure
hours in acquiridt ntletuitnoittedgeeit
41k4 merThellutiaph!
or
ThelleadyPajSysteml
IT 18 CERTAIKITULT
GOODS
CAN DE SOLD SCOCESSF.UpLY IN
NIONTAOSE. -
AND AT
• SUSQIIEMIANICIL
For • Cash :
T HOSE this
assertion will do well to C"II.
ore-s
eitlffeqbei.g, 5me4b401) & eo.
Where it will be proven that the merchar.t, - -i0
Hog his Goods, cab aflbrd to sell CILEAPER for
C. 4811, and can offer inducements sufficient to
make it an object to purchasers, at whaterir seed
fice, to procure the money to make their purchases
on the Cask Ryan's. -
Tey have just received, and are constantly re
ceiving a large assortment of
DRY .GOODS AND CLOTHING.
particularly adap,ted for
Fall and Winter,
and which are purclumed‘under the mat fitrorahle
circumstances, for Cash.
They are enabled to and will offer and sell at prices
far below others that have given everlasting credit,—
no matter whether it is to Tom, Dick, or Ilarr,p.
TIIERFFORE,
Examine, Compare, and Judge
en WE GOODE,
an assortment heretofore unequalled by anything et
er offered in Montrose.
V' AT 10 "Ir
. AND -
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Comprising many new and desirable styles of Goods
unknown in this nnuic!,among which will be founti,in
. Ladies' Dress Goods,
all the novelties of the day, cheap at
. Guttenberg, Rosenbaum, d Co's.
SHAWLS.
New and-ehoiee steles of Brodie, double and single,
Stella, Fliid, Wool, Talrita, and Mantilla, :tat'. a now
yle of eIIESILL SITAWLS, •
CHEAP, AT •
•
- Guttenberg, Rosenbaum,it
CLOTH CLOAKS
4n assortment alleays on hand, also Ladies Cloth snit
trimmings to match, of all shades,
Cheap, at
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum, & Co's.
EMEMODEIDERUE6Ia
In this department Wm can offer great inducements,
gni we are purchasing:directly from Importing
The assortment comprises
French.Seta, Sleeves and Collars, '
Worked Edgings and Irusertinge,
and a great many more articles too numerous to men
tion—all of which may be formal
CHEAP. AT
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum, & Co's.
Dng@@, eIOOD@9
Bonnets, Ribbons Flowers, Plume•,
Wire, Stiff Netting', and Frames,
at wholesale and retail, Cheap, at
Guttenbek Rosenbaum, Sr. Co's.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
May be found all the different quallties of PRINTS,
'4OINGHAM3,
BLEACHED GOODS,
FINE Ur BLEACHED .JWSLLV S,
TICKS, -
STRII'ES,
. EN) S , . !
SII SEM/I S} yardi tridr,
. CHEAP, AT
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM, & CO'S.
READYNIADE CLOHiltrix
Al this is one of their principal brairehes of - businefo
In New York City, they certainly have one greet ad
vantage over all the rest of the Cl4iers,ahey hav;
ing one partner steadily in New York City to devote
all his thoe,:to this particoltfr.brsoch of manufacture.
They.wM furnish, at any time, a good Garment, at
about the price for which the =MO:11s can be got.
They will warrant their work and a complete fit or
no bargain. They-keep constantly on hand one of
the .best stocks of
Over and Under Coats,
SUCH AS -
PRINK, DRESS, RAGLAN, SACK, & PANTS,
• in great variety and different styles.
Vests : Vests: Veits
Such as Vets-it, Plush; - Caisimere, and Satin,
CIIEAP, AT
Gutteabergi Rosenbaum &Co.
CLOTHING.
MADE TO ORDER,
• OY rya
BEST -,'MATEEIALS,
At Short Notice.
UMW' Chtriminti"
For. Lamay-well as for Geopcmcp, Duch a
EMIL LAMBS' WOOL, kc.,
CHEAP, AT
Guittembeim Rose shame, & Co.
ronlis artifeienifor tiki wise.
- To our numerolus Friends and
etutomera
,and in,P l ,krticti*.ta ti)osc A:ta,orieg Shemaelyei to be
10444 to as,, Teula aa• twee more that tap wilts
,‘ .READY,.PAY,
Inniafter, and an monists mum be seated Without
farther non* We me tired writing Daudet"
Lent" and su p o ti sg the Peemince, to opr loss..
We will take an theta or Grate at theMnikest otarket
price in payment., An amounts. standing over six
we** ne Onelitaiko, Apt!!! left for collection, an.
MOM&Prg, Bile161411j4.111"
NO! iROSE. 0d&r.20;i8513*
LB5B. LlitittiEttrar, 1888.
HARDWARE
AND , STOTE EMPORIUM
IN PULL BLAST _ !
rtE'DMRSIGNED would take this opportuni
y to Inform hi' friends and customers that he
has recently , made j A rge additioni to his former ex
tensive stock of. ,
no idwitre, Stoves Sitove Plpe,Stove
. Trimming% Zinc, &c., -
and that he IS prepared to supply The wants of the
community in that line atirmistaallr low prices. Re
flatters himself thaellis iheilitics for matmfacturin. ,
Wm own Wares. Stores. kr.. give him a decided
vintnee over any who pnrelmse and transport at a
henry expense their entire stock.
Re wmild say tp 'those • who with to purchase
STOVES of any description, STOVE PIPE, or TRIM.
MINGS. of any kind, and par for them, be Is prepay•
tel to give them great bargains ; hot to those who
want to purchase on a year's credit and then let it
run two years more, he had rather they would call on
some one else, even if they hare to pay seyetittflye
per eentinore than an article is worth. In the line or
Shelf Hardware, ,
his assortment it the lamest and hest selected in Sus
quehanna ‘Conntv ; purchased no his stack has been
mostly of manufacturers, he k enabled to offer in.
ducements to those countre•merchants who buy
Amen billo,rarely to be found tido side of the big city.
We can offer: special heincements to Carpenters and
Joiners who ore in wont either of Tools nr Buildine
Material.: Blacksmith+ can find ANVILS, VICES,
BELLOWS. and, In fact, 'almost any thine in their,
line, by calling, on us, CAnip for.. Cash !
Our stock of . .
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots & Shoeg,
Rats and Caps. Yankee Notiona,&e.
is its large as the times a ill admit of. They -were:
purchased at a low figure, and will be sold a t , prices:
to correspond with the times.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
We have just 'opened about nrte•nnd-a-half cords
ready - made clothing. Every body says they are
cheap. Some say they are i','j dap, and a num
ber have ventured to say they arc flov cheap. Cer
tain it is that a small Os of money will buy a large
pile of clothing. •
We would add, in this connection, fur the informa
tion of all concerned and the " rest of mankind," that
e are tired and sick. of the credit system; wo have
suffered enough by it already, and are detetntined to
rid ourselves of the whole'' critter" Beliesiing that
the nimble sixpence is the true system, we are re
solved to adopt it and are offering our goods at prices
to correspond.
Produce taken in eichatte for 17 , weIR.
A. DICKEMIIAN, Jr
New Millen). Nor. 17. ISSS.
Cash - for Pork : •
PIIF. highest market pi-ice paid' for POHIC in Ole
Hog. J. DICKERMAN, dr.
New Ifilfortl, Nov: 17, IS5s.
ONE - HORSE. STORE
SI +o:i;4 A iT:) z - ! 111
SECOND LOT OF
Fall & Winter Goods:
Jtut received-anti selling, remarkibly /ow, for -
WMIIO
J. SMITH, & SON'S
Convinced that the "21 - i”,/,/, siipn,r. is prefera
ble to the aloe shilli,,p," we ptopose dealing upon
that plan. By ,cling Goods at .` Ifyurts which (031..
nut fa,/ la suit,"and paying the " Mar
kit-Prices fur . all kinds of PRODUCE, " Mc cs ,
iwct a RUSH!"
Dry Goods.'
BLACK SAKS, Poplins and Plaids;
PRIM in endless ratielY,
De Lainest and Gingtinmv, the hest to he bad
From '?h e• City of " Great Notoriety." •
la 'foci every thing in the line of DRY GOODS going
to r " FOIL THE PA Y," at SMITH St SON'S:
-CLOTHING.
TTNDER COATS, Over Coats, .
rants, Vest, an 4 enllars,
Bar,, Caps, Boots, and Shoes,
Ofeop fur the DOLL.i
at SMITH .1: SON'S
GROCERItS:
i A lb s . flood Sugar for e. 1,00. 24) lbs. Rice for
to,cw,. -10 lba. Salaeratus for .I,to. 2 lbs.
Good Tea for 6'1,00, and other Goods at equally low
figures, at •. J. S3IITII, jr. & SON'S.
FOr reasons we know not,we cant make a rhyme,
With this kind of Goods, at this presott time,
Suffice it to say, we're all kinds, and enough,
From a - bbl. of Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Fish, &c.,
ton 'rid • worth of snn
. f. -
TTITCII up the team, bring along your Grain. But.
ter, Egga, Feathers, Paper _Rags, Ac., and don't
forget 1 . 0 bring the irfe, Rwl,;e, and what Corti you
have to Tare. fours in Trade,
J. SMITH, Jr., & SON. .
.
Springville, Dec. 1, 18:4.
• .... - • •—•—
Abel. Tnrroll
HA.S just i'eturnet front New-York, with a large
and choice variety of
-GOODS,
which lie offers to Ids Customers and the public, al
price, for 011111: MS stock, comprises ;
DRUGS, MEICINES, ,
•
- I s,
WINDOW GLASS,
DYE STUFFS,
CROCKERY, GROCERIES,
MIRRORS, ' GLASS WARE,
. CLOCKS, • •
WALL TAPER,
WINDOW PAPER,
WINDOW OIL
FANCY GOODS, SHADES,
. MUSICAL INSTRUME
JEWELRY,
PERFUMER ,
DRY DS,
WOODEN WARE, ' HARD WARE,
• BROOMS,STONE WARE,
BRUSHES, •
JAPANNED
BIRD CAGES.
WHIPS, • CANARY SEED.
. UMBRELLAS, POCKET KNIVES,
'GUNS;
PISTOLS,
AMMUNITION,
• .
TURPENTINE;
CAMPHENE, •••
BURNING • •
ALCOHOL, FLUID,
LIQUORS,
•
(For Medicinal Porpoises, only.)
TRUSSES,
, SUPPORTERS,
'1 • SHOULDER - BRACES,
PORT MONIAES,
. •
SPECTACLES,
siLvEg & PLATED SPOONS, FORKS, kc., •
GOLD PENS,
STATIONERY,
VIOLIN-STRINGS; BOWS, !ix ,
Aud all of the most popular ,
PATENT MEDICINES.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto receir•
cd, he hopes to merit a continuance and .htrge
crease of the same, ABEL TURRELL
Montrose,Nov. O. ov 10 1858.
To-the Public:
10 OILE Merchants publish a - few:Joy/ prices, or the
pricesof a few low pricitiarifeles, as au - induce
merdto persons to make their purchases of, thetn,un
der the presuaeption that every thing is-equally low.
Without occupying spec! in the 'pubGe• papers to
enumerate prices; I wish it distinctly understood,
0 1 4; will eel] Gooiys as lute for the-quality„ as they.
"atrilwax , aifit to any'otlier Stortilit 'Oda r place or
county. RBalts.and Puttintsers
!will generally find good tpudities of articles at " • •
. L i .* •
I and in, Drapt, Mcdicistag, raimis, Oils.- and Dye
titer,- the Lary !KW, and the essottmezta fall; The
• FANCY 80008DEPARTMENT-' •
if aisle extensive. - Also, eltoic.; Family 'Groceiieit;
Creekery, Will..Slper.efeVekl; reififka.,ete.
inshuOvAtitriS.rfec7 *Ai% 410 04keig , k country
, sterns:. As deaf in many departments:far trade,ind
H.haae Wee srliu,l 4 s.44 ll q itsflttrete the
itad►s Al's_ no,tiii4coptit;'neith
er will i t be neeemertid e T ihelle:uhiiunstanies, to
ill a catumn with aselcsa_rertitionA s luid-
The people are intitcd,to can and examinnfor them
, selves. ABM TigithELL.
llontryee, Nov. , ,
81:Lan- o tr sal
9.: eLI4 . We 104:re14.3 .
JB6 • ,
New-Firtm.::New ..I;tore.
Polle'Aviiiine, just liebril.ANieridgis's.
AA
BALDWiIIi ly announce
1':• to the poblie that he has as atad himself
with, wm. L. ALLEN. hi the.
FLOUR.IERDANTIGROtERT
BEr SI E . 13-)3".
Also; that they hare removed into their newly lilted
no building on Public Avenue, just below .1. Ether
'doe's Drug Store, where can alwnye be found the
choicest brands of .
•
Family Flom* ...
Meal.. FOod.
'Pork.. Hams,
Fhb: Dippe,
Timoth v,
Clayey, • •
Field. 1 .
Seeds.
Also a general assortment of
Groceries. such a. Sugars, 17140a4g5e.,
Syrups; Ten,Volflee, dce. &c.
Thankful for past favors, won'', solicit a continu
ance of the same. under the new firm,. pledging our
eelvea do the fair thing, hoping ,by each bargain to
be rote of another.
Being ondewn different Administration, it is very
deairlible to have alt old accounts settled, and-com
mence anew, under the Ready Pa* Sroollll.
BALDWIN k , ALLEN.
A. BALDAVIN, Wm. L AI.I.FN.
Oct. 20, 1858.—tc
E=3
• STOVES, PIPE, TIN,
SHEET IRON WARE•
rr lie under.igooa wmtld nnnoorteo to the public
OM Ito is again in the,alkove mentioned busine.s,
and may Ike found opposite his -old stand ; on Main
Street, below Searle's Hotel, where he will be hnppy
to see Ids old customers and - as many now ones as
will give him a call.
Stoves of the newest patterns, and at the cheapest
rates.
Jobbing Done on Short,Notice.
Produce taken in orchango for wares.
• S. A. WOODRUFF.
Montrose, Nov. 3, 1858.
OH YES, ‘Oll
YES,
HERE WE COME.
BIM& WEBSTER 3
HAVING purchased of a. A. Woodruff his Stuck
in , Trade, are prepared to accommodate - all
who will favor us with their enstom,9t " live and let
live" prices.
STOVE AND PIPE,
TIX, COPPER,
.A.ND SHEET IRON WARE
of-eyery description usually food in the country.
Also, 117117 D 0 W SASIL
PANEL DOORS,
WINDOW BLINDS,
LATH,
PINE L UMBER,
and BUILDING MATERIALSgettOrallg„
- .
Desvms for Country buildings, with specifications
'7
and estimates of cost, kc., furnished to such as may
desire them, at moderate prices.
Persons about building in the County will find it to
their interqst to call On us. Come and see us, we
intend always to keep the latch-string out.
Tin shop in their new building, corner of Main and
Turnpike streets, a few rods south of Searle's hotel.
Carpenter shop near the Methodist Church. •
N. B. •All kinds of produce taken in exchange for
Goods.
Wm. B. Born, )
BQYD & WEBSTEL
W xits-rs
Montrose, March :i, 1838.c1y
NEW STOVES.
R
•.
a
111URRITT is jusCreceiving large
1.1. • stock of _
NEW STOVES, -
including ii lull assortment of ELEVATED OVEN
LARGE OVEN,
AND FLAT-TOP PREMIUM COOK STOVES, FOR
,-WOOD or COAL,
MTH A SUPERIOR VARIETY OF
Parlor, 011 lee, and Shop Stoves,
for WOOD or COAL: Also
Stove Pipe, Zinc, Sheet Iron Stove
Tubes, &c., &c.
lIIS A.S.SORTMENT will IfiCiUDE the MOST
SELECT and DESIMBLE STOVES
in market, and will be sold on the most favorable
terms, &c., to which be would invite the
• tienlar attention of
CASH BUYERS.
Nay MILFORD, NOvember, 3, 1838.
THE WISE CAPTAIN
Keeps Wide of the Rocks
WHICH WRECK THE -SHIP •
And; Wise PEOPLE Trade .where
wk-. CO CP 14,
Are Sold the Cheapeit.
NEW Gr.ool)S,'
,
, HAYDEN BROTHERS,
OBE PRICE AND READY PAY STORE.
Just arrive! a large and Spletulid Stock'of
814ple, & etoo6s,
- GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
Hats .and. Cape, Boots and Shoes,
& WINDOIV
flour and. Sa4t;
Watches, Iteweiy, Yankee Notions,
acc., ate., &c.
audit' great many articles too numerous to mention.
A worortotbe wise.. If you want bargains call at
HAYDEN BROTIIERS.
New Milford, Dec. 29. 1858.
Dr. C. D.. Virgil, D. D. Sr
DSSIDENT DENTIST, - MONTROSE, PA. Office
.1.11, at the Franklin. Hotel. Boom, No. 2.
LIST OF CHARGES. • '
Gold plugs, largest size, _ • • - s3,no
- " medium, - $l,OO to $1,50
" " 'email, - - . ,75
Tin dc., - - • - * • - ,50
pulp or Nerve Cavities treated and filled, 5,00
Cement Fillings not used.
Chinning set„ - - • • 1,00 -
13:teaming. at the Office, ;25
Irregularities of the teeth corrected at a reasona
ble charge.
ILATE WORK..
.0: 4 4r 4 0,4 1 4e.tix4b,- - - 4 • 11 ,00
teeth;'-•"...
,00
„4to
Full upper or under jam, on Gold, 4 1 uni teeth,
ItandMl, r 5 0,00
Full double act on Vold, Ggms and Banded,filoo,oo
Full tippeune:tinder, Plain._ • • - 45,00
Fullpoubleillabt.*k
Silver Plate. half the above rotes: - • •
jogrosiidlitleeral.Plate, tin:thirdatheitietiof Gold
n scti, Kee Plasticorame es Miners! Plate.
• The Public mar be certain that all operations will
be Derfoomedjp the mostiender and carelbl matinee
maIWW440 0 a 1 01 0 pf4 1 001 1 01Iffsw"M! -
, GriterulAr pext COM.lll.Uince 01 wo
pal44petroatige. rteretrOlelletted."•• ,
: • - • ,‘• r••• 41.1):APIPAIL,
Montrose, Ps.; April 7,
Mituses,
THE :ben lir
,Soso - 71 :$ Art
Noillrow l Nov- aaaai
. -
go4e th ill gl e" r i fi C4os&
• • , 41'
iniAosumnimit •
CARRIAGS:=I4AIC3NG
•
iii-Awuot:4lo4...twieritor. baring re.
fur o pr a e r d4nV i b e tt o n te etr ;
„building on
ate t jt i t n rn s. p a i n k i c St i
vi c e oil, ' • ;-') •••
Carriagoe l lifttgons,,Cut tee .
• . S leighs,
'&6.
Ther! have provided lumselves with a Siessui
EiegiliOnd nil the none:ears Machinery sad- CAKir ,
eenientfes for doing work'iith . dtspatcht trad being
both practical mechanics of long expetience.aud
aa
ploying( none but
leandles,
GOOD WORKMEN,
they arc prepared tri do -all kind; of work 'in the
Blacksmithing and Car
riage Mak i ng
s bt their usual prompt and
Workmanlike Zdanner,,
and by being at all times on hand ready, and willing
to answer any order for work, and oy using
Good Materiols,
and by MODERATE CHARGES, hope to receive a
large Share of public patmnage.-
•
We would tender our thanks to our old customera.
and invite all in want of work to give us a call and
see far themselves. i
Montt ose, August. 11, 1859.-1 y .!. - .
Ready Made . Clothing,
' HATS, CAPS, _RC.
A LARGE and desirable stock of READY MADE
21 CLOTHING, anti HATS, CAPS, &c., consisting
of every variety and shade, and warranted to le made
ih every particular as good as custom work, anti a
price, that cannot fait to suit for ready - pay, may be
found at tire store of F. B. Chandler, for sale by
llcintrme, May 6, '58.-tf S. LANGDON.^
RIGHT IN TOWN:
.EXTUISION TABLES-
- SMIT-H. BROTHERS,
of d 1 SIZES and PRICES to snit the TIMES, of
Walnut, Cherry, and Mahogany,
and warranted to work right up to the nrle
Montrose, Juuel, 1858.
J. Iliggiyabothm, • -
WATCH FINISHER,
-
General Repairer,
()F the DEFT Ekqt.;:tdt, SlVigic A%11) 6INESE Dr-
Pf.r.l. ' WATCHES, PATENT AN'D DETACHED LEVERS.
itreunits, Lryttirs,
Truly proud of the flattering encomiums bestOtred
on hint as.an honest and anyetirtf
WATett BOBBER,
and grateful to illwho havoemployed s him, and doub•
ly„se to those that have continued, to he his , steady
customers since his commencement in Mantrose,(now
nearly three years,) and pncottraged bt thoselwho'al
readY know his abilities,:he, now informs tirlec who
do ttot, that early In Ilreln Was taught the art of
New,Watches, -
by Atkin,-Istr. of Lord street, Liverpool, who - was a
first rate MAKER and REPAIRER of the best
watehm,. After havintrirorked for hint upwards of
Ding years, (seven of which as an indentured appren
tieci) he thed commenced for himielf, and latterly in
New. York, whAre he lain been en3ployed I , s,Otne of
the ; 'first and i tnnft, respectable establishments in
Broadway, Mniden Lane, Bowery; ke.,- and was by
theM elasAed;a first rate workman.
14. - B. He Las 'always on hand it well assorted stock
of Witch Wheels; Cylinders. Watch Jewels, Main
spriiprs. Watch Hands, and Watch Classes, which
will b'e carefully lilted, right :mar, and for prices less
than they can be had in the City: • '
111,2rSliepin Bentley, Read; dr. CA-Store.
Plocniz Block, Montrose, Ang. 18. 1858.
SOAP -NANITFACTORY.
• .
rillitrubstriber keeps constantly on hand for sale
1. rat his establishment in Stontrose,the best,qoal
ty of SOFT! SOAP, manufactured from the lye of
wood ashes And grease,in the old fashioned way,ano
not by any patent process:- `.'
ror those that furniAlohe grease,he manufactures
the soap foi-$1,50 a barrel. Warranted in all cases
to be a good •nrtiele,or the Soap may be returned and
th 4 money refunded.
Per barrel
Ralf Barrel
Gallon.. .
Wholesald will,be furnished—if delivered
at the•A shelf itildentroseat the rate of ten barrels
fors,ts,or at Seri at ten barrel's for *M).
JOAN HENRY WARES.
Montrose; Mai eh 1656 t
--CABINET NANUFACTORY3'
ai.maLL •
XILA NUr A CT U WER and deafer in all kinds of
rurisiture,li no* prepared to fill all
order'of- Bedsteads 'Of. all kindis it wholesale or
retail on short notice. Retail prices range from $42
upwat as, according to style. ifs also keeps on hand
Rea dy-made, - Coffins i and ar he has an elegaut
Useese, he is.,preparad to.attend funerals *short
nonce. "
Rew Milterd, Dee. %, 11356.1-4111
.X - FitRMERS.ATTEND.IIII'
THE undersigned wt respectfully aanodnee to
, the FAIMERS and all others interested, that
114 ITT & TILDEN,
at; the old!, stand of W. - E. MOTT, ire pro-.
pitted to furnish PLOWS of the most appmsod pat.
kilts now iti-use. such as Nab-Ale?: Moles k w ,
Beam, Also Poiwts of all .klnasLandsides,'
Ctiftivator t4eth, and all kinds of castings for Farm
ers and °theta. all of which we propose to selLas lOW
as can be afforded frt. any establishment in this eoun
try. ELIJAH MOTT.
G. A. TILDEN.
Wec wields/is -agents for: Emery's IfOrse Powers,
Drag and Circular Sawa for wood, also' Dog Churn
Powers, which we can furnish OD short notice.
,ilontrace.
- - -
- Tei'Musicians. - •
IVATlTlOLA.Witttsntion is ailed to r tlie,cboice ye
rlefy of Violin, stanitir. and Baiw - Vitsl Strings,
an of theatest qualities in tuarlort. Alms gooj
selection of I,Violists, Bows, I!,e,, ,, s,.Brisigre.r.ii Pieces,
kingir Boardi. Rosin,Akt.,,kosiirdeons„Flutess,
Drum StickisiTdning Forks, Instruction Books, kn.,
Call in. 44 tlic Vat ietyßtot or
•.,• 1 'ABEL VUBRELL
Montrose, \o%. Is3B
A i'orty. noise Power
STEIM kit-1111 FOR SALE.
RDER.
Q'FEET eight inch 10°04 - 14 inch Cylinder, bal•
lance irbeel t lbtree teals: Its a strong wall built
Machine. Suitable - for afloat Shaft or Taunory, and
willful sold sir" 'oak , 'Address,
, -11'OST BROTHERS.
- Jan. 14,i1857. Montroso, Ta.
131fndSbiall Zee. -
Juit
e rod. Call and try, to 941 - the-eVe, at
ov. 24; At., e t TCRELIifi,
,
==l
•PRICES.
X 5,00
. 2,50
IREA'TEST
ca -
•
en
IeSJ
lbos
CIS . !!'
t. 1.1
Ce lets
a DIS C OVER Y
mes
OF \THE. AGE,
•
itimbory, bag Illmorered In on:
, ottattolf 14o4urt• treed, a remedy that vans.
• EVERY zmD OF RUMOR,
. 7201(
The worst Serothla do wn-to atomnion Pimple.
• •
tie am ttlf.d to over Hunk, ilndord ewes. d nnv, fliktt t
_eept S h i a cast, (ball. burners) lit' ha, now I. ' U "'"'"
t tn m ea n ee f ri= i h o r . deed certlficans of It: radar, wlthla
Two Milles are warranted to tote a aurdng rave month.
One to t h ree been le.olll earrthearomtktuet of Pimples on tht
Two nr pm* t:ettles, will rant theater:a nettles.
Two bottles ate warranted to curer the total canker In the mo.
or stomach.
Three to evehottles are wartarat4l to eau* the word kind of L.
slpetto.
(Inc to two bottles are =wanted to gore all humor In 11. t
' Ton bottles ore trltr.tuttfd to cure running of the can sndbloo
es aroma , the hair.
Four to hott le. are warranted tome rorrupt and ruonitst4c,
One bottle Will core scaly elOl4l O O M the
Two or three bottle,: ore warranted to Cwt. the. mow kind of eon
Two nr three bottle. net warranted to ente.t he mmtdesperab
of rheuinathon. • .
Three. Or . Near bottles are warranted to core ode-Mona,
Flee to eight I.Mtles wlli mire the wont Low of scrotal..
A hiltelt to always experienced from the Roo bolltr t ata p;•.Vire 111 warranted when the abort quantity Is taken.
ROXlll'itY. SUS ,
Des, at ADA w.—The reptitatton of the Medi.%
Inc Alt-kind fhumors.l. m trolLtat.3l.ll.4bent
of all Who have ever owl It, that-I need not
say ant'flAtir roe
tonsiskitfol physicians and the mod motel
glws In t he country are unanimous In Its Peal. ,
- In trreaeralog the Medical Discovery to your ontler.l Ito 7 , t , .,;
full knowledge of it, enrollee power. do rrllet Ind all, trot
moot of ttio, Mom,. to which non are lieforiaaatels
That most exeruelatlnr.dlseam Wan affcctlonate
NURSING SORE: 310IITH,
I. em elt Ks If by a tulriefe ; poor noel. trtttlerr torestored ll',
rat tiore"tne.o. awl emu hate hem Mort and fretful ttarn11,...e.t.,..
•treer 'amber.. and the Siedlewl Den Very becomes a focus:..
bterotoe von, loo.batol and hover old. ..
De the more advanced .t.arrs br
CASUIEIit
IL extend: to the lornach. touting
DYSPEPSIA. •'
which ts wahine but cankeronthestearmele ;then to theitdmaino,
MMUI
relqUIP. tsTitt an trgiffference CVCII nthe
of your famllr. Your stopuch In
RAW AND INFLAMED,
Tom fonel otia era_ ern:. snot p.m ran mtv take urrt.in
erryy orahnt yam .v.teet d , . net gett half the temti.he,,,,,,
taln, :I% the eterinlntintm 'lntl of the. eentet tAIJI It hp: In, t• •
orkenplexinn kves It•blex•en antiteektler..lin. negre . :. ,1,,,, 1r •
hem Joy I. (Me. For wont Li pputiphnient vont rt, - 447.1
the flt,re.., of ventr hioltr Impethe ietliisetl. „Then
train of tlikluev Telikb the Sledlad I.gmetrery Is peel:duel) .11,1A.Li,
CIIRE;
N 40. 7, 1011 of the heart. on in the AA, ermknear of the 4;..•
.411 of the tlack. Min of the hip Nut when vim retire. Irrer,ll
- the bowels, and ale, that rung excruciating of Sl...us. tart
PILES.
Ras . 0001? thournmle pour women at...Tering from
eek..e
and ninltur nnav n mi,erahte Br,. awl their next en... tme
doe. not km or the muse. I what to Irn MINAOII Tree mind thnt
old proverb," An Monaco( preventfrn le better tleth 2 pound of
tha MEDICAL DISCOVE4Y
ran have froth the trttleittlee stet the elm. "nth thi rtn!
2.6.1 qunltte. t hat It will nercr bullet ahv ettrormiance,
tutor?. Nn elsailge of dirt end necensary—ed the heat
at ‘ ut innelEil of it.
DIFIF.CT lONS 108 rsr,-1.M11 , . nun tahle ernonfui pet
Children neer ten Tea.. desecot4nnonftat—.4"bildsto from 1., •
oleo rear, too rt.worfol. A. un direction. con applimblc
conelltutiton% take teafticicut to operate on the bovrelettriee a m;
Va., truly. titligAtb KEN!iEbi
Pelee *Lon eerllMl,...e For nal r ehuAttEt. itnntr:.
S. T. t•ARLIZtLE & t.t0. 1 Great Bend. and D. WEST. 5.1,-
hanna Dna; . • ''' lAllr 14 ISti -14
-
FTPArnIIO, Inquire !
. DR. SWATNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
A nniffiY,,t..7:tt.' 4 3.', r h,„2'. ogg, oltili7141:1 tilt .' ilm ir CP.: . lo ' : ','
you the Lien' Complaint ? Wive you the Itronehhis? Ner5.....1.
IMIIV, or 2.111 . 0101.1”Ii1114 .Ndenonary Cou r .utoptlon 0 31. n , y.
trooldett with awe of the above A - MD*4mm use Dr. - 0 , Ira l!. 1 . .• •
COSIITIVNI) SYRI - 1" or erne
I.ollEr,rl.l*, It 1!I n., ..-...=
dy and penunnent etrre,na the eVillet,• beef llibiteasuit •.io I..iri • ......•
cured by It will lenity. , -
Another iteniatittibie Cure:
f 0 r,,4 Et p.n.., pi, trtidettrk I'vtir?.. - ,11".
Dr. Sltararn—Dear f:cr—itehertne It ft .11fly I owe to me p
and to Juana. trim:. I have thmlght proper to make knono KR
the most et tervinitharr tom., tv my own rase. that lon, mt .4,0
Indeverorricd. In the month of October lag. I was' tellocred -',.:
II .every imitierinr ip my bren.t. which formed et laze 21.... m., .1...
run ...temente:ll.llo my Lento and very north anklet t1.,x1.> cc
dioeltarged ' , tree quahtlltes of compd... et,temal oval infra, i. 1.1,
breath could rmti tlsontat toy I.nnga and not throngh the ms, ,
! Irstat tylikstiruxnt rap , ,,r,lt.tutril. 1 - 1111 a tluttilt mr. '-•
..., tot nun% to.. of ...ppetUe.. au.l ratttnt oih,Y.,, 0 .1 Mat ÷, ,:••,•• •
' LI th0 , 11 • IiI my cuehopeleac and I.ekond the prawer 41mmlizt, '
0,, o re
in this wretch.' entoll44ra for a long time. atn! 0 0 -- .
. wooted,to a mere .11eletom.„ .trol there ..... m e,l to 1... hope .n.,
1 littt hov:ne read In the pomio pops. of the mops 0 ,, A , h . . 1 ~..
pmfontuol is ,vo ur Con rornnli tut+ no itirttriCaluti.llttru 'lv:
1 ,.1.- ..ur! ru 11uttimert , 1 . ..r0y01,{1...,n0l ~,,,,,,,pr i ,fg , . , , •
-my 'o n etutfon mai trty . n.uxlmr, fAmily. tlx•nb.ce.. La
In my h lovn to beal,and the rongh sub.ilded. nml 0:1 'l, - ,' . ..
bottle, I Ira. n..tored In health.
over tots year. loner ehm,elll.. nod 1 4111 remain n perf4rti.',..
mat. V. HA. Illy, June 2, te.:.i. I have not Lad a dais slet.r,a ..,
eighteen tnontht:' - ' r 0 •- ! .
rt..a..e orvept my gratetnt arkhowretfplent,
1 1 to...WKery reopretfulty. ....111011..kt.'1 , t N'!..
1 The mh.rtlh...t 1. well' ectplainted with Thrall:a, ikum. ~• 4 •-_,
tedltv that he Tine heeh affileted as nbove.tePreletdrd. I mga2 o ' •
recovery n'tattura 4 a aitiarie"—ltr 3ii a worthy member of ur.t. ,
i',...4 ur ofiirsti: A r ai tiruli.log i ,, )l i. ' . ll „ ,I•rr, - i
Wiwi= I.alreirvu.aas suit •
'Dr. Sarayno'i
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry,
T le e d n . d l i :T.e l •l o vi n g d ct .' mpooc !Y ;" Ire ' l ' y ' ',7i ' u wari',l,cy'..a,Z o , - ..,...‘'
Ittal with rusfuckat l lery. d , I ... .
•
Swayne's Sariaparilla and Tar Pills,.
r i i tlePt tiPit. l 4 , k , c and alterative Pp:divine; far !Se n
114wayae's Celebiateil Versa ' ifitiVi
Dr. tin'syne's P 311.1". for purlt'Ving the Blood.
Der. Swarae's Bowel Cordial.
ATlnvalnable remedy for T/Larlires!„ Dyrentery, Chalks,.
and all Bowel Compfaint,
Drepreero! DIAP/S(111.t . —Dr.Ssrayne's Bitter '
great and unequalled remedy. Prier ouly to cents. ..:44.1Ly
TrunErx,.l, - rruvamov..Montrnew, ned
everywhere throw:l4n! the itotlidy .ihd Blain
Prepared only Dr. H. SWAYXE SON, Cu.
Street, Philadelphia.
PATENT MEDICINES.
kiONO the great variety of Afeltkines siTonril's store.may
11 found all of lir. Jayne's Justly relehruird
Ayres Cherry Pectoral and Cathartfc Pills; lisiary's Fort. AY<
and Fore.: 1111.1 liothad eyiehrsreti t;eramin IMters; Louden''
of Family Inrilicir.ela; !tlef knl-'6 ed-gllrg 011. the aranteal*"'"
edy for ..praine In nom or lwast .•rk nowt; klaiheosar,..l..falt ,
R eme:i 11 , 41, Itemosiv COrkrk's retinllnteearol
other k de; Tre•kk'e ktagtoolie oimitmenl, , he gran.
rheun stn. art& all htdanunatory contplandi;
nrst salt thing for Itlmilaipm mows os the above Ointrneni:Arl . "'' •
l'afn Destroying asent,a good ankh.; Woodeners Paha=six
I.lldtment ; Atwo,sl's 4.1111di 6, Bitters, Canker Mote. Unlasra.a . .
Dysettery Drop, Ilaker's (Namponnal for I)ysentery ihsgeY
Pepaln. for Ilyspelkdat Ifelmbold'sran of Itmehm and Extra.:
Sarsaparilla; n variety Sal:A.lolw hart in :market. FU.. ky.
an ,hums endlook var.ety Of l'atimOtrillcineklitoother
°tato enumerate—but suffice it to say.that the public sill fade,
dy every thing In thin line. at the larmg and Forme Store ef_
Mont Poe .July, ' ABEL ?Pi:I:ELI..
THE Qt.:IKEA : CITY
Insurance Comp. of Phil.
Capital and Surplus, 8300,000.
Chartered Capital, 1000,000.
Ope, Franklin Buildings, So. 408 Iralno
Ft: AN Sium. threl ll uall, Public s^.
, terehals.ll-et..N•uerullr. MARINE T.NrteRANCE
Carr , awl 1 , 11.4 ht To awl from all
all
of the Wort&
thool, and frout all partA of the 1:1.104.
StaikenecJat of [he Betaillellt mui Condition - of the Q..
ker City liuntratteert9tnpany, of l'kitagth , a;
.for Six Nouths, ending Jane 30th, 18.55.
eiii.ltal and Surplua JauuarT
utereit reet•lved nud accruel from Jar. lot to July t.q.
l'revulttlasMu",
that and Re4ruumact•
LOSSES, 1,:1 PE.,VSEIS Fc.
To LL4144.13414 - - * 4444'1 Crl
Igo., Ite-Its., TUC Pretniutue, anrraPt....A.- 3 4 34--V" .
- --
W 14444 renulnloi;tfth ih'iti.44llA;i, - July Id,. Pol. - ...... 1
A SSEDS. ..
,
D o o.l,•4viligagr., ROcka,Coupoo Ihmil4, 1..0110s . Col
!aural and Cmll LO:111141C AM. , ' '
LW. Itecolvable 90.,: "1
- '
, .
C.can ea 'hand .atl U. Ilan*, and due trout A gedu4...,.... 17. , :.
. •sani t-1
Capital, 4 .
nn..,•.'
'olllcers.
•
°Tumor It. it It ILT; Preekent.f E. P. ItOSS Tice rr4. l-. -
11.11.o.ssuStrELL, See. te. Trese..l S. 11. Ill:TLtit, Ant. g.
DI retttirs.
igv!ree B. P. C'. rattell, Min. TIM. '
F.dwarile, J. G. Dale:. E. IV, Raney. I , Perth.. IL I."'
R. Chambers, J.;.. PoLneroy , II E. tkesmell. antlS,
• • Wit LUSE;
.1113.1iTE rISE ,Seplembeyld,l:l4.-13e- • -
STOVES, STOVES, s.
UR stoverhare been is thomughly tried, to , the
entire satisfitethin of all, that they peed no nec
ommend from us. S. 11:84YRE & INOTIIEBS ,
Montreep, May 27, 1857.
- - - NOTICE.
pETiSol.lB , desirons of paying me money,on detv.
of any . deticriptton, can do so by leariug Lima
payments lath 'Post, Cooper it Co., Bankers, Mont
rose, to my credit, whose receipts will he. 311 ° . " 1-
from their date. C. L. WARP.
April.s, Issll.—er •
I.STEAM. GRIST. AND SAW ill Lt..
posy . BROTHERS having purchased the ew e
establishment,will keep - constantly on 1330
Orifituf and rine flour, Cons Meal of ioperior
a ty, atio Chop and Bran-at the lowest cud F
Custom 'work will' be - done tritkdespatch, sad 5 ,
cneeawarrante4.' •
MOntrOge . , :al t,1858.:41 '
, littlaelidlig 1011 e..
.111a1Noli._cti.:EnOtitti CATARRH $Nt,
An lit rit.tinta'jtstater; Or sale by ;`. i . R..h 11
'*"`'
Montrose
_l S. D. Totutkins;' Brooklyn ;
'Thayer, Dlmoek., Montrose, May 40, ISSS.
• • Second Nand" Barrels,
O V '114 ' .14
everf deikription, beitcr and rhea;
thi4 l new, ones for sale by
TtjgELL.
ailmtroA, iZoy. 2.2, 1555. -