MONTE
COMMA WILILY YOR THE 11111/13i1CAS
Wheat V bushel, ' ' '- - #1,25 (411,31
Rye Ti bushel, ' 75 cts.
Corn, V bushel, -.
. • .75 eq.
Buckwheat,Vbeshel, ' . • .50 cis.
Oats, id bushel, - ..A0 @ 45 cte.
"Beans, white, V bushel,.'.. • . - 81,00..
' Potatoes, V.bnehel,., • • . • 571 eta.
Wheat. Sour. V Phi. 4 8 1 00 ® 810,00
Rye dour, V hundred, - - : . 2,00.0 $5O
Corn Peal, V hundred, 1 it @ - 2 00
~ . ,
k ; . 41 lb.— 3r
Irres H0g5,...... ...
Lard, fe
Butter, ? 16
Egglp doz.
E. C. F'OADHANI,
AUNT FOR
4ili off' Beb3ilio V4efliqe,s.
trot what eery Lon ol t r . r i ll. t 4.14
I SLILY SEWAVSFACIa 'LT! I.,.. ‘ the ri th l it...titcg, pre
-rain, tler mute central oppearome 'Tint I.r4h 43,14 the to:aerial
...med. mud cu.t n n RIP. it bird.l . of the beet inoclattes now to ttre.
Permott wrog to °loofa reliable noteblher ore molested to c.illot
- 11 C. VCllllttlit WS ?onshore St.or, Slolt, Street, 3 &ors .Ih , ltoe
/1 , 0 Nrrbottler over, before thocLaring clot:whew. Prfre (mut
CIO h, $12,3„
Ortxmxa wrens Newt—For allnollelty,oluratinly. and exceed=
nentem. of Inn*, and In fact for every dedralde quality, they
.0,4 bit excelkd.--Vicnnav Tngn. Ann Virnarac.ta-
I t unrnarctionallty. one of the tre...l.—Scxt.xx Coma..
I r•,.. of the nerd claeful and of ntacidnes In the Inartict.—
!%. V. Itatti Near.
11+t+ . nat. Maee cant - , excellent Work..—N. T. t'ra.
E=
J. P. W. RILEY
YOE ,•
Wheeler LWl4oa's 4wlng Naehism,
THE BEST -IN USE:
)Itr 1 1 KE I S , a etltcb Meanie vei botbregol tll4l . Lt.kb ittow.e.
nl ht:zuniln g , m %rim 7: 1 , 4 1 0 1;
t elott eo pert, to nay bowl Newt.
We prefer Wuxxi.xx k Wusox'sSeseing3lachinu
'amity tese.-- , Thlemg4 -
fre cannot imagine guy thing "ore perfect.—
\!a' YORK Evii(lllCLln.
. .
It ANipassta all ahem—Lint& RICPrir.ITOkT.
' 77lr - r, a 6u oi , te, &wino Machine and that is
'WiIEELER & WlLSOni—Jrmx, MEIGS of the
American Institute. . •
it hag ato riral.--Senoturte Amanicas.
11 is rm'imersay superior.—DlCTlONArt or MLCIIINICS
• ,The most slisfitqlory home refeNnee given as to
'their sispenorsty and excellence.
•
Montrose, Dec. 29, 1858.—tf.
GROVER ft BAKER'S
CELEDRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
403 Broadway, Ne*
18 SUMMER , STREET, BOSTON.
. 730 Chestnut Sirect,
137 BItLITMORE STREET, BALTIMORE
3M4Vcst 4tit St.. Cincinnati.
A New Style.—Price $5O.
rirms t00d , i , .. , ww-nottt two w.... 4. 0w portha...d nos, the eot,
In+latrlr.c rm rt....W.11u, of thrrad It Ron, nib.. Gather.. and
Inn Ktperi, Oul,hka each 1.) It. ,r.st.
IrltboUt f•vnlnir. to thelautt-tierdlr. k.m i ttik,l by other ma.
chlora. Lt wlll do bettrzatul cheaperat win g Mtn a arautedrout
r • et. If Mae week, for our CHIT au hour, Smu sok
This machine finishes its work.—Northam ton Gar..
The 1...M4 patent now in nAn.—Easton
To all of which the Triblinf says' amen.—...V.Y..7 roil,
F, 1 . CHANDLER, Agent.
VONTEOSE. Deonatier - & Itt
The Oxygenated, Britten'. for the cure
f vy.m.b.ort.dimrtto., Laver Ontoplalnt, Aathma. Cortlvent 7 st .
L.ro of Appetite, Fever and Agate, Pearl Burn. Water Remit, Add
m. per net,. SCUTT. N3 3 .l3..illeattache, Entol l and General
or any dhes.r. haring Its /*iglu In Imperfect • hresthm.
Theri. PITT/CPS.. all clam,/ of arts felloaocittern% Ittelnelnrt
^J. , . Of ( * mete.. Lawyer, Mt - de/ans., liergrtneto Mantel,.
o. and 04 her. tratlfs, are 3143'03LS errs. C . LW AI,, 33141 301 , 3.
3 1 1 • Erl VIC for the basuedbid relief awl men/went cum of the
srasl complalnta rrhleh In wale phut,3l.4T of 10. - .. - pe.tia
- ritt one not, There RITTEILt were dLretn coal by I's. laworge
llaron, and In their fuernnla differ rtdirelv fnme that of any other
• tronlion of medicine. Cm/lair/Inc. aleothol—ato mistrial—on
II , 1. dnix—ln their mtneritonic, cud rtlntolatlne„—retalulter their
.Irt no. 111
air CHIMP: thel" are "3 C31110431111m and a 114731131,13M14
ne which kmaann eta/ In et - ten:lll.am : al Imam: and nertm
t r the rystern knits tairllnt nines and health. :II;r1 matter. of test
na,tadlng. or Inoteener hodnetql or chrome In Ito character the Pa.
le,—.no matter that Itlnts halted the API title. tareeldan.
tt rc4:eed the efforts 14 . 31mtleiu, allnele trial of throw. .81Iterro ill
ea the anffeter that blsrll4eme Itransenalale loth< proper remedy.
It. re-air/trot Arno. maw cares of tn. thlr Perm/Ir, ref-mom
5-1 tot be atritten eertlllcatestretn dlatlwolalsedltalla 'duals known
tl/e land- .
- •
Dyspep . frig Cured.
• Tut...lent ',muter ofewer effertcd lerthatscientille romper:ll.l,ll 3 e
fuood trXYGE.CATED eoeldi-bed It in IfR
onundwitv a.. the on/yrellible medic:We fur the verily cure of Ile,
, e;orvor indicertion. Aqlnun. Liver Complaint, 1 . 11,Cr and Arne,
Dart Burn, Credivenc.e. ru... Head Ache.
Deltillty.istnd all illooler, of the Stomach nal Itlr e w.
• ' lrztut... A Angle trial vrill tettLfy the writ:rel. of U. wonderful
,wer awl olveriotitv. ,
wETII W. TOWLE .k CO.. T'roprit4orr. 110 don.
TV.P.RELL. Itordnee- WIL V. WAIL 11. New.
UnfortL J. T. CA RtAsLlC.Oreat 11end.c.W.IVO1DR17 yr, Dine
• L
F.r DLL J. C. trL3ISTEA.D, D13114-la• EATON Jr VOX LET. Haw
Sento:At,
-$:; 00 1 1111111111
T UST or,STOLEN; on or„about the 28d day of
.1-.1 May, a SMALL ENGLISH BLACK AND TAN
TERRIER.. The above reward will be paid to the
alder by leavintz.him at the store of Post . Brothers,
ce at the house of L Poet.
Montrose, June 1; 1809.-3 w
WOOL!
THE undersigned will pay CASH for 50,000
Ihs of wool , ADAD & CO.
Montrose, June I, 1859.
WOOL !,.WOOL - 11
• •
H STas W
IGHE Ch price paid for OOL, by
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
Nov Milford„lnne 1,-1&59. -
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To Builders.
THE undersigned committee will yeceiwe sealed
pmposals till June 15th, 1859, for building a
SCHOOL HOUSE near Spencer Watrous's, in Bridge
water. Specifications can be seen by calling; upon
J- T. L'lnMkat. The old schoolhou.se will be sold at
public sale, at one o'clock, p. in., of the day above.
- LATIUM GARDNER.
ALBERT 0. WARN ER,
J. T. L.ANGDON.
Bridgewater, June 1, 1859.-2wpr
OUR
TEWT GO 01) S
WetlEnova62 itnd reYiinsker
bves : se lectedstocO
Sprinuand Summer Goods,
Er.cluding a variety of Rich Prints," in Nee Sesdes,
laagliams, Brilliants, Lawns, amities, Black Silks.
CL A handsome lot of Cashmere and Stella Shawls,
IoW prices, Mantillas, SiliOlitts, Bonnet Ribbons,
Lc., 250 bunches French Batting, Our
s , aal 'stock of * Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Boots
aq Shoes, Hats and Caps, kc. An examination of
'; ,, ads and prices respectfully midland.
• - ' McHENZLE & NICHOLS.
Brooldyn, June 1, 1659.
STOVES
t few of those keystone and Jefferson
Cooking Stores left, which all he sold
for
the
rlddY McKENZIE ic NICHOLS.
Brooklyn, June 1, 1859.
Nolace in Ejectme4.-
s „ .,..ehanna co..ty ;
LEVI WESTFALL, Iti COrnmini Pleas. No.
ts. April Tern,, IBroll.
Ww R. I'e and H. Summons in Ejectment for
C. Gonwza. J one hundred and four acres
and thirty rods of land, or thereabouts, situate in the
of Oakland, in said' County, hounded as fol
lows, to wit : beginning at the nortli-east corner or
luwis of Thomas Jackson & said B. C. Godwin, thence
north one degree 137 2-sth rods to a
er, thence south 89f , east 1111 rods, to a stake
pod stones in the north line pf lands of Jackson and
(,elwic, thence along said Jackson and Godwires
corth line 111 I rods to dig place of beginning.
h And now to wit, April 12th, 18fill., on motion of ft.
Litt]; Plaintilra Attorney, Cmut grant a rule on
tifetl•st.,t s , to appear and plead, ID this 'elm
,torn.ibk. to first day of August Tenn nest, and di
,e , t iG pcblicati§n according to law.
Conthed from the Records, May 39, 1859.-
G. B. R. WADE, Prothonotary,
Nauman, Joe 1,1859.-8 w
Is A F,T,
pin AMBROTTPES CM be tak ACT en at D
SKY . PARLOR, • •
;rat sa cheap, and Piet as " beardifer mat the "
tic ( keen." WI and get ah " impression".
Pm-sill be impressed h the truth of my semen
W. B. DEANS, ResidTg Arlsi
I henix Block, Third Floor, Montrose.
Sunday, School Books.
I, Etc.; funaidnei to oidee, oe Aare. taw
t ie- 4 4 bY 7 11Y01 - $ st SOL
lonnose, June 13'1838. . • - '
CURRENT
.
CPla Sitistaad
JUST ar . riy . ed from New York; rlailadellibia, Boat
ow, and Baltimore, and will be mold at
in extensive assortment of Goode of every descrip
ion that may be called Pr, such as •
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,
10 ® 12icts.
.......61 ®, 61 cents.
121 cts.
@ 18 cts.
10 cts
OROWYKERY,
MM
a geneml assortment; _
Ladlis' and Gents! Boots and Shoes
Watches, Spectacles, Yankee No
S. B. Many of the goods' above 'mentioned, took
the premium at On WORLD'S FAIR, in London.—
Call and tee them for youiseivea.
, • 8: H. DAYTON.
Gfeat Bend, June 1,1859.-3 m .
To - XL/En:lts
T""DAYTON HOUSE" HOTEL, at GL Bend,
.near the Depot, at the interaction of the New
York and Erie Railroad, und the Delaware, Lacka
wanna; and Western Railroad. Ills hotel is located
in a beautiful and healthy region ; the boiling is large
and core mallow, with 911 the conveniences for a
FIRSTCLASS HOTEL. There isan a
bundance of exesllont pure.avater on the prerniae.s,
rendering' it sultable.for either it hotel or a•
WATER CURE.
The above Tremizcs will be rented, at a -rewona
hie price, fora year or a term of years. For further
particulars apply to the ,uh,ctiher at Great Bend,
Susquehanna Co., Pa.' -S. 11. DAYTO:si.
Great Bend, June I, 1559.-2 m
WOOL WOOL WOOL
C) P. 1: 1 0 Ilseoo we WOOL WANTED,Vor which
_ will pay the highest market
price in CASE, delivered at our atom
YOUNG k SMITH.
SumTerst Mc, Pa., June I, IBSO.-6w
New - Spring and Summer.goods I
THE Subscriber has just receiredTrom New York
JL s new and general stock of
easonable Goads, -
in ail oa,4vticii, which are littered for, ItEA DV
PAY, as low 'as they can be bought in the County.
Most kinds of produce taken in exchange at their
highest market calue,lt.ot excepting good wool sock..
when accompanied by a fair proportion of other and
bettor pay. S. S. moeus.
Gibson, May 23, 1t.59.-the •
Cash Paid for Wool !
'I I U highest market price in CASIL-ii ill be paid
'for wool, by the sitWeriber, at his store.
° S. S. INGALLS.
Gibson, May 25, 1559.-(1w(
LADIES' GAITERS
A T KEELER fi STODDARD'S - for to rents per
.tl. pair. -,1.40 a large stock of H oots and
ShoeN just .Going Cheap. -
Montiose, May 25, 1859.
AvL
. AII)EL TURRELL,
BLASTING POWDER, Safety Fuse, Gun i'ua der,
Shot, Gun Caps, Ciockery, Gmeerles, Drnv,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Liquors tor 31e
dicival l'orpo,es, White Fish , Wooden Pails, Cam
phene, Burning Plaid, Fancy Goods, Jewelry. Per
fumery, l'orcelain Teeth, Lithographs, Tube Paints,
Brushes, Summer Hats, Le. Also on hand a first
rate assortnient.of Wall Paper, Bordering, Window
Paper, Whips, Violins, Strings, Arcordunts,
life\ Pocket Knives, Spectacles, kc. New supplies
of Goods arriving every week : Cheap for Ca,h.
Montrose, May 25, 185:0.
WOOL CARDBM
subscriber continues the above business •11.14
1. usual, at his old stand; in Brooklyn. Thankful
fur pitst favors he would solicit a share of the nublie
patronage. A. G. REYNOLDS.
Brooklyn, May 25, 1859.—tf
Notice to Farmers.
TUE undersigned re.Tertfully. call; the attention
of Farmers to a sample of JOHN 11. lIIII7EN'S
IMPROVED PORTABLE FIELD FENCE;
-which mar he Peen upon land owned by M. S. Will
-son, In lantnise, a feirrods West of the Eagle Foun
dry. TM.; fence needs only to he inspected and it
ill fully reccotnmend itself, both for cheapness and
for the brrn substantial manner of its Construction.—
The whole expense for material and labor, to build
the above cenet., will not exceed seventy-fire' cent:-
per rod. - •
,
; N. B. For further particulars, please Call Oil the
subscriber, who iis duly authorized
_to Pell farm or
town right. 0. F. FA_RGO,.Agewt.
Montrose, May 25, i 859.—tk
, • Attention Cavalry!
TIIE members of the " liarford and Brooklyn
Troop of Caralry".are hereby notified to meet
at the house of JAMES 0: BPLLARD, in Brixrklyn,
ura Munday, the fia. day of Jane 'text, at 9 o'clock,
a. in., equipped as the law Ilirecti, tor parade,' dill,
and inspection. Also to elect Brigade, Regituental,
and Company Officers.
ST ELITES E. CARPENTER, Captain.
Ifarford, May 25, 1,59.-2 w
Baldwin & Allen
HAVE now for:42le, the HUNGARIAN GRASS
SEED..— AIso.PRINCE ALBERT anti PEACB
BLOW SEED POTATOES. •
Montrose, may 12; is:o.
Ad mi nistrator's Notice
VOTICE is heretkr given to all peisths having de
ll mantis 'aminst the estate of Alm Trexiat,
Latent Herriek,ike'd, that the same must he present
ed to the undersigned for arrangement, and all per
sons indebted to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment:
GEO..W.,BARNES, Aftwininrator.
Herrick, Ilaj. 25, -111359.-6 w
WHAT- NEXT !
GIVE CANDY Instead of MEDI
CINE, is it fact, for
PURDON'S
'Ol4ll LOZENGES
Hare
~entirely superseded the, use of all. either
. _
whereier they have become known. They are
VERY AGREEABLE
to the taste.
READILY EATEN
BY. CH ILDREN—
PERFECTLY SAFE,
and are the moat
and Reliable autbehnintie.
Medicine in USE.
They %WAIN
Or any substance• which eau injure .the weakest
infant, but have excellent " • -
TONIC PROPERTIES
'which will INVIGORATEAre sys t em and render
It proof against subsequent attneka.` Price IS eta.
li s anoractured by W. N, PARDON,
Honesdale., Pa. For ale by .Abel. Tirrell, McKen
zie k Elfridge, &job Fern Eaton ;11k Motley, Hay
den Brothers, J. Die' kerma°, Jr., and Dealers gen
erally. ntay24,19,-40 .
Burning. Fluid,
jAPIITE and OOAFISA, Liam' Kid EL K. Boots,
Y 7 and more Gaiters. frau 66 cc ex to t,7 & ,
Kay 18, 1859. at
NEW
- GOODS!
AT TILE
Great Baigains,
of - all descriptions ;-
all varietiu.; n good aaiortment of
tions, &0., &c.
AT THE STORE OF
kid of .
E - 1? t it Ile thG
EFFECTUAL
NO MERCURY•
Look Here-Farmers!
MANNYYS MOWER 82 REAPER,
WITH' WOOD'S IMPROVEMENT.
, •
rrii IS colc . brated Machine lien - tttten the . FIRST
PrIEMIUM at cations public aids and in unex.
celle4 by any other Machine in the' country. All
who use it, pronounce it
"A Profitable and Labor•Strvini
Those not acquainted with, its value are referred to
LATDANI GARDNER, 'JOHN lisnittsuvon, F. M.
Bridgewater; STANLEY TrtnRELL, Forest Lake;
J.M. WALLACE, Dituodc T. F. PHINNEY, Dundaff
S. D. TOWNOEND, /3 - EoOklyti; and others who have
used them.
For Marbium. or particulars, apply to
C. D..LATHROP, Agent
Montcose, May 5, 1:359.—tf
Friends Look to Your Interest!
3Fti.taa,cl. 1 10.1:1.1.1s.
•
lIN. SREIIOI.III takes this method of
_11.• informing his Anti the emittnunity.ut
lark, that he hwiinst receiyed u desirable
STOCK OF GOODS ,
including erery thing wanted in a fiinulng communi
ty, which he will sell od as reasonable terms as can
be purchasell anywhere. Ido not hold to making a
great blow by putting out flaming handbills, but
invite the people to call and examine for themselves.
.All kinds ofrroduce, Batter, Egg - e ke., (for which
I Hill pay the highest ptice,) taken in exchange ; al
so' a portion paid in Cash, if requested.
Lynn, May 18, 1559 4 -,2n'
- - - - - .
MOWING MACHINE
For Every Farmer
W E are now tuanut.teturing the best and cheap
e A MOWER and REAPER ever bcfare-oder
ed to the Etimers of Sus.quebantut County.
Its Simplicity and Cheapness
make it 1 . 111: 31ACIIINE for all. Ilease call and cx
lttnine fur yourselves. S. 11. SAYRE it I.IIIOS.
Nloutrosc, Nlay 18. 165:0.
Goods - Folling.
ADJES WHITE HOSE, lu wits; du.,Gluvoi, l;
1.1 ets: dn. Linen Ilant ct.s; Gents Cravats,
ets ; do. lln.e, in ; Cap Paper, 12 ets; Sale%
ratus, 6 cta ; Parasols, 2.5 cy ac. ' Call
May lb, lb,11). J. LYONS & SON".
CODFISH SUPERIOR. Just or
penes!.
Nay 18, 18.59
WOOL CALRD3I:k G.
rri,El E tindersigoed would say to the citizens oftiu#
tmehanna and W3orning counties, and to :11l
whom it may'Coneern, that he is prepared to CARD
WOOL-at hi; NEW SHOP on the lieshoppen,
in n manner unstirpas. , mil. 'He therefore desires and
expects a liberal patronage. Rolls warranted.
GEORGE J ENNINGS.
Me4hoppen, May 9C , 1a59.-1 m
•
-1 1''eletterciet,y
r 1 1IERE Wa.4 an arrival of NEW GOODS a
cog
_ . Delaion;, Prints, Stella slnvii, Mantil
la+, tinett-r.#, Parasols an rinbrePots. Also na 1.11-
MEWS'.; ynotticy of -other Goods t trhica u ill be
shown free of charge by 11. C. TYLER.
Montrose, May 18, 18.V.F.
Administraror's Sale.
VOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an • or
-. 71, der of sale issued, from the Orphans' Court of
SUsquehanna County, the subscriber will expose to
public sale by vendue, the following described prop
erty, situate. in Springville township, in said 'county,
fate the estate of Warren ,Wells, deceased: hounded
nu the north by lands of Ezra Alger, on the Caster',
-ide byiands of nirroanmis and fluids of the late
Milton Sheldeni . - on the south by lands of
Truman Baker, and on the west by landkof said pa- .
ker and Ezra Alger," containing sixty•seven acres or
thereabouts, modly imprOveil, on which isn dwelling
house, ham and other out hoiteeo.
:Sale to be held upon the premirmF, on s Wedttesday
the 14th,day of Jane, ISSØ, at one o'dock,
and tenni of payment made knoWn on day of ode.
.
WM. WIIITE, Admin i strator
Epringtille, May IS, 18.59:-4w
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY virtue of sundry writs is-ued by the Court
of Condnon Pleas of Susquehanna county, and to
me directed, t will expose to Sale, by public vendue,
at the Court House, in Montrose, on Saturday, the
4th day of June 1859, at one o'clock, p. m.,•the fol
loiving, described pieces or parcels of land, to wit:
AII that certaht piece or parcel of land situate
in the Township of Clifford, County of Susquehanna.
and State of Petursyhtuda ,-bounded and described
a.- follows, to wit: beginning at a stake and stones on
the original line between the Nicholas Young and
James 'nimble tracts near the meek ; thence south.
44' cast, HZ?, perches to a stake and stones on orig
inal corner of said tracts ; thence 40' cast, 176
perches to a stake and stones on original corner of
James 'nimble's tract; thence north 44' west, 1651
p4reites to a sWltc and stones hr the line of said
tract; thence south 46' west, 176' perches to the
place:of b4nning ; containing 182 acre s and eight
perches, be the same more or less, together with the
appurtenances, two dwelling houses; twobarns, corn
house, wagon tituse,...ted other out-houses, two or
chards, and about one hundred and forty acres im
proved. [Taken lu eit.Tution at the suit of Stephen
SL John vs. Solomon Arnold.]
AlO4O-All that certain piece or parcel of land
situate in the Borough of Daudet County of Sus
quehanna, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows, to wits on the north.by land of
Hefty Pinner on the east and south by lands of
Thomas Phinney ; and on the west by, the public
highway; containing 1J acres of land, with the ap
purtenances, one !mdse. one 'barn, one carding ma
chine, and, ail improved. [Taken in executiotrat the
suit of S. Hutchinson & Co. vs. John IV Wells.]
that certain piece or parcel of land
situate in the Townships of Springville and Auburn,
County Of Susquehanna, and State of Pennsylvania,
'bounded and &L.:scribed as follows, to wit: on' the
north by lands of S. IL Hall; on the east by land of
N. P. Loomis; on the south by land of Elizabeth
Wells ; and on the west by lands of Levi Avery'und
Sidney Warner; containing 94 acres, with the ap
purtenauces„oue house, one barn, and about. 40
acres Unproved. [Taken in execution at the sult ‘ of
D. B. Turrell vs. Dimmer M. Conrad.]
Also—All that certain piece or parcel • of land
situate in the Township of-Great 'tend, . County of
Susquehanna, and State of Pennsylvania, heunded,
and described as follows, to wit: beginning at. 'a•
point in the southwesterly line of the Great Bend
and Cocheeton Turnpike, the southeitßeirly side of a
large chestnut tree, at the corner °fiend heretofore
couveved to the New York and Elie-Railroad Com
pany; thence south 81` and 13' west aledg the line
of said Railroad Company's land 114 feet, of therea
bouts, to a corner thereof; thence northwesterly
along the line of said Railroad Company's land 182
feet, dr thereabouts, to the northwesterly_ line of a
locust tree oth•two-trunks ; attest •seven feet horn
said line; thence north 81•Ireast,about 213 feet to
the line - of said turnpike road, the northwesterly side
of a gate post; thence south-27° east along the line
'of said turnpike 1171 feet to the place of beginning ;.
containing sit-tenths of an acre, be the woe more
or less, together with the appurtenances, one large
three story tavern „liuse; known 'as the "Bryant
'House," with barns, sheds, 'stabling, ice house, &c.
attached, and all improved. [Taken In.esecution it
• the,suit of Suydam, Rearl - k, Co. ya: A. B. Edwards.
and ffibi •;' • ; •-•• •••••
• Also—All that certain piece or parcel of land
situate iii the Timm* of Clifford, County of ihILM
,queltanue, and State of Pennsylvania, botinded and
described as folkiws, to, vriO, on the north by . - lan*
of Benjamin Ayres and William Coil; on ..the east
and south by lands of ClUts. and vn the
west by land of Thomas P.,,Pliinney and the Crystal
Lake; contaipthg7sttleut 200 turn; bethe same more
or.ins.c.tozether with the appurteranges,_ons dwell
ing house, one-.wagon housc,:twto . _hsrui.. wad , 70 theii
out buffilings, one orchard, and about 17f1 iteren.hr
proved. ['raked in,executtoo at the *suit "'of D,
Lathrop to the use Of Elipludef Wells vs. Sylvester
Johnson.] • • •
_._ • .
_
Pniv.haserswill hi all cases be -row:II:ail pay, oa,
the day of sale, in amount sufficient' to cover tho"
costs of sale, otherwise, the prope.itY bCreseld
forthwith. JOSH TONG, Merl,
Sheriff's °See, Montrose', liar 11., 1669.
Suspiehannst County, se.' .
Ti the matter of. petition of 'Real &tate
.of the
Depths Church at Great Bend. rt. , al.. - •
To the heirs of. Daniel Lynne, late of the tovinahip
of. Great Bend, in the County of Suioqnehanna, and
State of Pennsylvania, deceased, namely; David Ly
ons, of Susquehanns County.; Sabra Weston, wife of
Weston, of Norwich, N. -Y:. ;Horace Lyons
and Silas Lyons, of thelerritory John
Lyons and atoslnut Lyons, of tfie County of grie, Pa.:
fianiel Lyons, (kbrge Lybus; apilWilliatn B. Lyons,
of the State of New Tork ; sod Bett4Y Loomis, of
the County of Susquehanna aforesaid;
Whereas L. Green, haute IL B. Roniee, and glltaii
,Pratt, ell of said township.of Great Deed, have filed
their petition in the Orphans' Court of said County
.of Stnamettanna, setting forth that they were duly
elected Trustees of the. Great Bend' Baptist,: Church,
and they and their predecessors tire ; and were, as
such Trustees, joint tenants with the Said Daniel Ly
ons, deceased, and thee now areloint tenants with
the heirs of , the FARDaniel Lyons, deceased, he hat
ing died seized as of fee„ an d asJoint tenant. with
'geld petitioners smith& predeeesm4 of and in the
lot of land in said township of Great fiend on 'trhjch
said Baptist Church is erected; and praying theCohrt
to award an inquest, to make ; partition of the said
premises aforesaid, to and among the laid parties in.
tereited therein, &c.; and whereas in conformity with
said petition, a writ de parli4iorti facie:an was-a
warded by the said Court:. ' ' ! .
TARN NOrKt That In pursuance of said order of
the Court,lni.inquksition will he held upon the prem
ises aforesaid, in said township' of (Iced, Brunt do
Wednesday, the 2911 a day of June, 1859, at 1 o'clock,
p. m., to,make partition of said premises among the
parties interested therein, in such manner and in
such proportions as by the laws of this Common
wealth it is directed or,-if such partition cannot be
made without prejudice to the whole, then to value
antrappraise the saltiesatcording to law.
JOBS TOM, Sherif.
Sheriff's °Mee, Montrose, May IS, 1859.-6 w
Adm %torts Notice.
Ivro is hereby giv _ s havid
wthnds against the . , estate of Lafayette Will
martb,lite of Jackson township, dee'd . ,that the•same
must be presented to tbe. nuffermlgned for arrange.
went, and all persons indebted to said estate- are re.
queatcd to make immediate payment.
PELATIA II GITN.NISON, :4t/ncinftrolor.
•
Jackson, May 18,1859.-6 w
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS
READ & CO.
ARE now t*eiring a LARGE and WELL SE
LECTED stock of
•
Spring &Sunni:ter Goods
to which they, invite the iittentiOn of their old cus
tonierw—und they would also say to the public gen
erally, that they are prepared to tell their u.snal
ricty ou the most rivorable terms; fur Cash; Product.,
or approved credit.,
Drew' tiootim, in• great rariety—DeLaines
from 123 to 23 cents per card, Challis, Lawns, Du
cats, Deßagea, &c., for sale cheap.
Ladies BouuelS•from 2 7 V cents to
Ribbons, Rosettes, Flowers; Belts, Parasoli, Mitts,
Domestics of every description, nit:toiling
Cotton Yarn, CAI pet Warp, Batting, Ticking Denims,
Stripe., Boys' and Meng Summer wear, /cc. •
Boots nail Shoe'', a full•assortnientjukt re
ceived—allth Sole Leather and Morocco Skins.
J. I.ToNS S SoY.
Far, Palm, Panama, Leghorn, antl
.olered Straw Tints, fer men or hop,.
Mackerel, by the lb., LI:or j barrels—aim)
Prime CodNIL =
Pat i nt.i. 011%, aside D yeostuf com
let° 2,:ortntent On huLd.
Patent the approved Pat
ent Medicines of the ilay for sale.
llnta:4llwaro. Stoves and Tin Rare, Crockery,
Brooms, Patent Pails, „Tubs, &c., kc:
- 111rattrhims, Ji•welry, Silver Spoona,•Clocks,
Coal 0111.—.1u0 received another supply of
this valuable Oil for burning in Kerosene Lamps.
READ & CO.
Montrose:Day 11, 1859. : . .
ONLY $l,OO. • •
(+HANDLER & .T . P.BsIIP's is the place to
N.. I gt.•t the MOST and 11F.ST GOODS for ONE DOL.
LAR, in Montrose.
.10 yards. of the best Calico _ ° for $l,OO,
12 " " , Sheeting " ' 1,00,
10 " DeNine, - " 100,
25 pounds of
.Nails " , I,°°o,
12 " • best Drown Sugar ¶ 1,00, '
10 " " Coffee do. ' " 1,00,
20 ° " " Rice, 1,10,
la " " Sada•mtus " • ii,oo,
2 " Good Tea II ' 1 ,
2 'Gallons " Molasses . " 1,01,
S Quires a' Cap Paper " l,f„ '
witlut large variety of other goods. that we Ic'eep con
stantly on .hand, will be sold equally•loW FOR CASH.
Please call and see. May 11, 1859.
,-..- .
Adiniuktrator'±* itotice.
N ,
TICE herehy given to-all persons having de
mands against the estate of M. earmar k Brews
ter,dec'd, late of flarford, that the same must be pre
sented to the undersigned for arrangement, and all
persons indeinctd to said estate are requested to make
immediate pavinent.
TYLER BREWSTER, A dminiatrator.
liarford, May 11, 1559,-6w
Dissolution of Copartnership.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing betieen
the subsefibers, under the firm of '
POST S COOPER, & CO., •
ibis - llay dissolved be mutual consent. Oustand
ing business will be settled by Ww. IT: CoorKa.
ISAAC L POST,
Montrose, Pa., REMIT DRINKER,
Ain IS3:'. f WM. lIIISTTING COOPER.
riff: undersigned have this day formed a Copart
1 nerFhip under the.6rm and style of
wipr. A. COOPER & CO.,
for • the purpose of transacting a Banking Ex
change and Collection Btudneee in the Borough
of Mantro,e. IVII:MINTTING COOPER.
HENRY DRriKER.
MontraTe, Pa.. May 2, 1 Etf
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having de
-I.lt mands against the Estate of G. W. Bat.t.,, late
of Foren Lake, deceased, that the same must-he
presented to the-undersigned for arrangement,' and
all per)ns indebted to Raid Estate are requlsted to
make immediate payment.
• " r F. G. BALL, Exocutor •
of the last will and testament of G. W: Ball, dec'd.
Forest - Lake, May 11, 1859.-eltr
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in pursuance
of an order of sale issued from the Orphans'
Court of Susimehanna - County, the subscribers will
on Saturday, the 11th day of June, '59, expose to
public sale by ventlue, the following , described piece
or parcel'of land, late the estate of Robort Hughes.
deed, situate in the. township of Ilerritk, in said
county, bounded as follows:.en the north by lands
of John Stewart; east by lands of ---Plue;' and
on the south and west by lands of John rflomas ;
containing 100 acres more or lass, and on which is a
dwelling house, barn, orchard, outhousee; ire,s and
about 'lO acres of which are under improvement
Sale to be held upon the preinises, at 2 o'clock, p.TO.,
and terms of payment made known on the day of
sale, JOHN'THOMA4
ELIZA HUGIFF,
Herrick,ilay 11, 1859.-6 w
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that In pursuance
of an order of the Orphans' Court of Susq'a
county, to me directed, I will expose to public sale
by Temkin, upon the primism., in Jackson township,
the following described piece of 'pattered' land, late
the estateof dec'd bounded north
by lands of Henry H. Tiffany; east. by idld lands of
Sedate Griswold:4oMb by lands of 'Ansel Page and'
Ands of the estate of John Gunnison, deed ; and on
the west by lands '
of N. Lancaster and Enos Bg•
ant; containing fOrty acres or thereabouts,=
improved * ; and on which is a hints; ' barn,
fc.c.', - Jte.- Sale to be held on Saturday, the '4th day
of June next, at. 1 o'clock, p. nx, and tenon of pay
ment made known on day of sale.
• PELATIAH GITNNISON;
.41 drier tf e bonis son.
• Jackson, Nay 11, 1819.-1 w * • •
Moody Mute Clothing.
JUST REcErvED l w . srellcselected stock
of Ready lade C i liZing for Spring and Smuttier
wear,which we will se ll cheap for =dim tewly .
We ordhdly Jayne all our old and nowfrianda to call
and examine before. parcbasing elsewhere,_at
• COANDLER A lIMIIIPS.
kioniroso; May 4, nay. - • .
Fresh Fluid
a L ayno&s
ae
Kiatrose, May 40859.
COPARMUMFUT.
Executor's 111Ottce;
Administrators' Sale.
Administrator's Sale.
..rry
‘-'
QUICK - SAL M - . `NAM' PROMS.
ex VO *, . Colin st.
^ • it
' I
0:: ••
• .or THE'
•
6 1366' 6
- e.,a •
areal (Unite for flavintrldoney.'
HtsscititliAltit (fibr & e CO. *mid
respectfully inform the &trend aging
dpd surrounding country that they have Opened at
their Htdret Up ', L argest, Cheapest , and Beat select
ed dock of EMT GOODS ever exhibited in
Broome County. ; .Having ectinsjant.buyer in New
York who is purchasing Goods fof Crew carly,• And
principally at the large auction sales„ . we Aft Amer
bled to Sill cheaPer than any.other aleabliehmeirt.—s ,
We can easily say if you want to save $1,50 out of
Om $5,00, you must call at the above Store.—
Among our stock of Goods tan be Sound Dress
Goods, American,. French, and -English Prints.
DeLelnes, Charlie', Brilliants, Trinted Lawns, , and
daconets, Camilla Cloth, Percales, elegant traveling
Dress Goods,-Ltarege &escape, Crepe Berets, beau.
tiful Paris Croselies. Silks, a most splendid va
riety of plain, immidere Oar& Chen Dress Silks and
Robes, Imperial Foulowls. Shaithftied Naar
French Cashmere, Thibet, %Alm,
Broche, Mantle and Canton . Crape Shawls, Pusher
and genuine. French Lace Mantillas, Real Lace Points
and French Flouncing Laces, Talmasi arculars and
and Chmtertield flacks. Millinery Goods,
White and colored Bonnets, a very. extensive
assortment of Bonnet Rihhans, Flowers, Ruches,
Crapes, Bennet Silks, Joined Blonds, licadtiresaes,
Coiffures, Dress and Mantilla Trimmings, Eng:told.
cries, Real Laces,. Hosiery Goods for Men's and Bove
wear, Rouse-furnishing Gonda, and a great many ar
ticks too - numerous-to mention.
All goods shown cheerfully, represented tairly,ind
submitted to the pterimer's unbiassed opinton. •
iIIRSCIIMAII BROM k CO.
No. 20 Court St., sign of the "Beehive."
Binghamton, May 11, 1850.
Corner
IEO
Great Bargains
AT THE "BEE-HIVE!"
From Auction recoirmt Te.iLair. - •
HANDSOME INTILLV, thao, worth $5,00,
Elegant do. Real Pusher Lace.s.oo. /0 . 1.
French Cashmere Shawls, at 1,50 " 2,25,
Fine Stella do. at 5,00 " 4,00,
Extra Rich Paris do. a t 5,75 " too.
Patent black oil boiled Silks , fie 1, 00,
Lawns, fast colors; - , fik " -9,
Fine DeLaines and Chillies, • 17 , is,
Rich colored Dress Silks and Robes amazingly cheap.
Straw Bonnets, at II ,60 wodh. Al%
do. line Leghorn, at 1,00 " 1,50,
5000 yard.. Bonnet Ribbons, beautiful styles,at 25 eta.
Superior Watch Steel Spring Extension Skirts at el,
worth
~1,50. 050 - Parasols, plain, changeable, wa
tered. brocaded, fringed, chenic bordered. tremend•
ous cheap,! ut the BEE-HIVE,
No. 20 Court St., corner of Waiter St.
Bingbaruton, May 11, 11359.-•6aP119
i(9 l
°
The New Eras'
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
At Gyeat-BEtrgaiiis!
READY.PAY AND SMALL PROFITS!
HHURRITT 1.4 now receiving a full and.
. choice stock of SPRING and RIIMARR
GOODS inclnding a great variety of Rich Prints in
Near Stalea, Gingbante, Brilliants, Plain and Fan
cy Lenens,,Cballiee, Robes, Bilk Dress 74settes and
Barrges, Black and Fauey Silks, Poplins, rfe.; with
a superior wssorpneut of Silk, Broehe, Comb:mere and
Stella Shand,. Mantilla', Parasols, Rieh Ribbons;
Bonnets and Flotrers,Broeul Cloths,caseimeree,Sunt-
MOT SNP, off., with a large assortment of other
STAPLE IND FANCY Cooo3 l '
ilk usual, in Groceries, Crockery, Hard Ware, Iron,
'Steel, Nalls,Stoses, Drug*, Paints, Oils, Boots and
Shoes, Hato and Cap Clocks, Carpeting. Floor Oil
Cloths, Wall Paper, Painted Windme Shades, eke.
,i if
e 'tire stock being large, and bought for cash,
nil a superior opportunity for choice selections,
au he sold for READY .PAY; tu to n per cent
N. regular prices. — An examination of the Goods
and !'rises will be found profitable to those who wish
to buy.
Flour & Salt constantly on hand.
New Milford, May 4, 1833
NEW GOODS
For the Spring 0f1859, at
YOUNG & SDEMCII
Stuunersville, Pa. -
vvE take this opportunity ofespressing our thanks
to.our customers and the public generally for
their liberal patronage during the past year, and will
add, that we shall endeavor to merit • continuance
the same by furnishing GODS in
the
same way that we have hereto •
foie. that IS, at the vi !direst hie tide& *Hav
ing just returned from the City, we would Invite the
attention of the public to the very Lame and
handsome Assortment of Goods, for
the spring trade, comprising almost every thing that '
can be found in a. COUNTRY STORE, amongst
which we will mention the following:
A large lot of those small figured dark and fast
colored prints at 61 cents per yard. A lot of.thwe
heavy brown muslins, alwayson.hand, brown sheet
ings and shirting, constantly on hand, and.for sale at
the most reasonable prices. s A large lot rot' Merri
mac, Cocheco, Allen's, Sprague's, Donnell's, and oth.
er prints t spring styles, for sale at the same low
prices at which we hare sold them during the past
year. Spring Delaines, and Challies, very handsome,
and cheap. Clothes, Cassimera, Satinetts, Jeans,
Vesting, kc. A good assortment of Borid, Stripe,
Cottonadea, Ducks and Linen Drills,-for farmers wear,
Denims, Striped Shirting, Checks, kc. Ready Made
Clothing constantly on hand. Crockery and Glass
Ware, a large assortment of the best quality of White
Granite Ware, just received and for alle by the set
ar in lots to suit purchasers. Hata and Caps, Boots
and Shoes, in endless variety. Cedar Ware, Tubs,
Churns, Trays, Buckets, Pails. Ladles, kc. Grocer. ;
ies, as usual, at low water mark. Teas at astonishing
low figures. Fish ! Fish ! Fish !! ! Mackerel by
half barrels, quarter, and kits, warrantedlull weighti
or the money returned. Shad and White rah also
on hand. Silt, by the barrel,,sack or bushel. Paints I
and Oils of all kinds. • i
All kinds of produce takentl exchange for goals,
at the highest market price. •
We solicit an examination of our mock before.pur
cluising elsewhere. YOUNG 4k-SMl'rli.
Surnmersrale, May 4 , , 1859.-6
113519.
BEAR IN MIND THAT
R. H. HALL & CO.
Keep the Largest and But Selected Stock of
Dry Groc•cits
IN BROOME COUNTY, •
AND would invite the attention of the inhabitants
Of SusqUelutiana County; and buyers in general,
particularly to their Stock of •
SILKS,
.GIBBONS;
• WHlredoops, •
SUMMER STUPFS, •
CARPETS, itc., etc.,
which they wilLsell cheap FOR CASH;at Whole
sale and Beta " . HALL +l7
• a Court Street, Binghamton. ' I
May 4, lora-bty •
R. H. HALL & CO.,
BINGHAMTON, .' •
A RE constantly receiving additions to their pros
ent large stock of •
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
YANKEE 210.T10N8.
• 4i4LINER Y GOODS,
tub every kind of . .••
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
iblch will ho sold cheap ,at Wholesale and Retail.
Our tenni are READY PAT:. i Come and see es at
Ray e 11 1 51 L—btY " NO. a 9 coma sr.
R. a HALL CO.
EMI
Dry Goods,,C4eftly
AND OIL IThAM(B,
At NO. 82 tWrtareet:3lll9Adi""L
Biogliamton, Nay 4 ; 1649,,- btu
IMMESSIESER
` lIOTEL . *ICEEPERK,
Merchants and Grocers,
CAN new be stippled with the twat
-••• A ....7a 1 , - . assortment of.
4 MAIM and LIQVIIItS
ever offered in this eountyaxtaisting of
Old Port Wine,(Pure j.)
,Pine Old Madeira,
...
48.. M . Madeira, '
Black Berry Brandy, In
bottles
Rose etc: Cordial,
tilde Brandy, for Tra
de:MU,
1 1
Sour Mtge. kr Cixiklogi
Malaga Wine, -
ICIDkI4 BRAN,DY
Otard Oconee,
'Pale and dark fidoette,
UnitedPropriaorßiandy
links Bran, Bakrritain, l
and Clover Leaf Gin,
Scotch !risk irk ia t t-ey,
ifonowsrahelet do.
Old Amu, '
Old ltire,' do.
Old lantaka Rum, .1
St Croix ' do. - I
Net. England do.
iti reetiffed Whiskey, by tin
Pale Brorn Gehl EA barrel, • .
a( Ildees beyond competition, either by the Pipe,
Puncheon. Barrel, or Gallon. Every
article warranted as represented. bombe retailtri o le
I have a superior articied Mandy, Gin, a d
RUM, for Medicinal purposes, in. bottle.. A
Old Port, Sherry and Madera Wine. -
Bogie Cordial, k. Black Berry Bran
dy, -for Disrrhrea. Store on Main ?Street, 4 doors
below Searie's Hotel. .1. CHAMEERLIN. '
Montrose, April 12,18.59.-tif •
Notice to Farmers.
I wish to call the ATTENTION of Fanners to the
INDEPENDENT TOOTH HORSE RAKE.
This rake has beett - usal (or the put three years in
thls county and proven to be the Rake, and the only
rake stilted to this rough country. Any, one ndt
wishing to take the assertion and wanting a lIORM
RARE, please try.one, and If not satisfactory, return
it within three dayi uninjured and receive his money.
A liberal deduction from-twelve dollars made to
Merchants and Dealers, from retail price.
• AU kinds of Grain taken in exchange for rakct, at
H. &tide's mill.
Also Second hand Wire Tooth and Revolving
Makes sold Irel7 cheap. ' . .
Alt eiders promptly attended to and rakes deliver
ed on 'Alert notice. Maddened of the subscriber and
Manufactory one mile trete Montrose, on Snake-Creek
Turnpike. - CII.O.ICY FOOT.
Montrose, April 27, 1859.-3ni
dioal Copartnership.'
D' C. Blakeslee &P. E. Brush
having associated themselves under the name
and lirm of BLAERSIM k BRUSH for the prose
cution of the duties of their Prelusion, respectfully
offer their professional services to theluvilid public.
Office at the residence of Dr. Blakeslee, midway
between 'the villages of Dimock and Springville.
,
•. C.e-.1. BRUM
April 27, 1859.-17
lionseilign, and Cairiage Painting,
and Paper. Hanging.
Tsubscriher would inform the inhabitants. of
1 Montrose and vicinity, that he is prepared to
do all kinds of the above mentioned work on short
notice, and to the satisfaction of whoever may see
fit to patronize him.
Shop with E. IL Rogers, on Turnpike Street, op
posite the brick church. E. BACKUS.
Montrose, April 20, 1852.-6 w
Removal.
rr RE subscriber having removed his stock of goods
1. to the " HEAP OF NAVIOATION,"vrhere
he may now be found with a large k desirable stock of
- Ready Made Clothing,
HATS, CAPS, eke., 'lke,
consisting of every variety and shade, and warranted
to be made in every particular as good as custom
work, and at prices that cannot fail to suit for ready
pay. Thankful for past favors impes to merit a
continuance of the same. S. LANGDA
Montrose, April 20, .1839.-tf •
The. Living Age
HAVING largely in c reased its circulation the past
year, the Publishers are enabled to append the
new and attractive feature of aseries of Literary
and Scientific Portraile, engraved on
Flteel,'each of which will be accompanied by a 810.
GRAPHICAL MEMOIR, thus tundihing to - its read.
ers,'not only the cream of the befit Periodical Liter
ature of the WOrld, but alb complete Illus.
iratediliographiFat Dictionary,com
meneing with the Portraits of De Quincey, followed
by Hugh Miller, W. 11. Prescott, Professor Wilson,
Charles Lamb, Oberlin, Humboldt, dic.
" I say without heSitation, that if I could have but
one Magazine among all that are published or re-pub
lished in our country, I-should select Littelle Lining
Age. Itscontrives to touch the golden medium be
tween light and solid articles, between mere instruct
ion ar.d mere entertainment; and a great deal of
knowledge may be gathered up from it, such as every
one ought to possess." . Extract from Lettig7from-
Rem livery IVard Beecher.
TEaas . Single numbers, 13 cent% . yearly 'sub.
scription, VI, prepaid to any address, Subscriptions
fur a less period, if desired., Special terms to clergy
men and clubs. DELMER & PROCTER,
apl2oxB ' Publidieric 508 Broadway, N. Y.
ICC _ , _
.1011EilitOSS -Goes On. "
New Ready Pay Store
AT
HEAD OF NAVIGATION!
TIM subscriber, having just retumed - from New
York, would most respectfully inform his friends
(if be haa any) and the public generally, that he is
now prepared to servo them with ,
HEN - Or,c)_oi)Cg .
9 -
'bought for Cash, at the old stand, No. 2, Public AT.
enue, formerly occupied by C. W.'3forr, where he
will sell for READY PAT, at prices that will
suit.everybody. .Ilis stock consists of
. .
Choice loudly Groerries; op ALL kinds, Stone
Ware,. Wooden Ware, Brooms,. Boots and -
- Shoes, Ladies Gaiters, for 65 cents,
:ertelains, Heavy 'and'
Fine,Dra. and Blea.
•
- Muslins,rinens; Can. Flan
," net, Drillings, rowelling 'myna:4
Diaper, neks, Apron Cheeks, Denims, •
Striped Shirting., Pants and Pest: Trimmings,
.Seamless Bays; Cottog Batts, irAite and Brmen
Knitting Cotta,., Veil Barege, Glares and lf,osie-
071, a larje asnortrnent, tankee Nations,
HENRY C. TYLER.
Ladles who like a splendid article for the:flair,
please call at TYLER'S and buy a bottle of Rurnett's
Cocoaine ' the Belt and Cheapest in use also Lubin's
Extracts for the tlkf,ftiat parity.
Montrose, April 20, 1859.--bty
Truth Stranger than Fiction! '
TERRIBLE DISASTER
AYONG the inhabitants of Jessup and vicinity
Everybody flocking in to ascertain the cause of
the Disaster and find that it was brought about by
The New & _Cheap Assortment of
CI ra
which has just been purchased for cash, ant received
in Jessup, and which must be - sold at some price, for
Cash or approved credit immediately. •
. It is needless for us to attempt to enumerate the
articles for it lain utter Impossibility. Surma it to
say, we have a.
Little - of Evetything, •
that the people can ask for. We, are selling La.
dies' Splendid Gaiters from S 6 ets
to $l,OO. Alive ask le's call. Come and age
kor yourselves. Try Mt. we warrant you your moneys'
worth at NULATIN'S CHEAP STORE.-
Jessup, Susq. co., April 20, 1850.--3ra
Frsh !
OF
NE U' ,G - OODS
FOR THE)
SPRING TRADE,
I,ATIIROP DE 'WITT'S.
Noateose, March 9, 1999,
Inas- wAy!
L7MOICED HAL Codfish, . Mackerel , Corn 'Neal,
Buckwheat Flour,
.I:tried Apple' ; Dried Sestet,
for Oohs hi LYONS& SON.
Woo4ook Ruth 16, 1669. _ • '
EMEIE
01100X8CZOBITS
1' . ItAXITF . ACTIIBiO3 OT
Carriages; - ' Bent ' '
I . TRILLS; BOWS .
*ion Potosi and Plough : g
; G 3342 BESP. SUMVIIII4I9IA COM;
I
I List of Price*.
1 inch Feßies, ' - $1,2511 1 1 inch Allies,
14 't " • • 1,38 2 " 4 !,
11' " • : 1,50 Bowe, -
If ", " • - I,B3Thills,,bent h •
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14 " - • 1,75 1
" straight,'
1 4" .. • 1,83 Bieltoryfoles,
Great Bend, April 13, 1859.—1 y ''' I
claa.rt
S6)Q PER QUARTER, of eleven week
Board-with use of room and f
and Tuition in the English branches, at "
LAND NORMAL INSTITUTE," Delaw
Far 'Circulars, containing nemssari ID
inquire of A. N. Bullard, in Moutruse, or
Principal at Chester, Pa.
Chester, Ps., May 4;41859.-117
Ambrotypes for 5
NOW is the time for those wishing a BE!
' PICTURE of themselves or friend to
Cal. on the Gree
We intend remaining but a short time. -t1
will he for your interest to call soon. F
up your teams and bring down the family
the Children with a picture of themselves
deductions made for families.
I All Work Warranted not to 1 ,
Jr. D. WOOD, .
Idontrose, April 13, 1859.—tf
Looking Glai- -
all mica, up tofaCt x 40 i in Gilt Framed.
gilt, Picture Frame s;
Plain and *lived Mouldings,
LOOKING CUSS Pit
Put into oh, Frames on short \oti•
TUCKER'S PATENT SPRING
the Tery hat in nse.
Cabinet Furniinre and
Sign Painting.
Catlin Plates constantly on hand.l
- gravid oi short notice, by E. C. FO ;
MOnhosc, March 39, 1859.-tf I
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A P,C)
-. l 7 A y JEWELRY,
Accordeous, tuid
E 0D E IsT
ItEPAIRUD d W &RLNTED UT
J. C. EDWAIUNII,
•-`4.FORD,
• Wagons,
3 GOOD WAGONS for sal; cHE A,
• F. B. CILW
lifimtrose, March SO, 1859
Plows and' Cid
lA. BIINVELL is now
all kinds of PLOWS and
good.and cheap as can be bad
county.
Helms one shop in Montrose,
Main arid Cherry Streets,and snot
near Royle's Hotel. Repairing do
A! Qt' Old Iron taken in excham
Montrose, March 59, 1859.-6 m
Administrators'
VOTICE is hereby givoito al
.1. 1 4 naiads against the Estate
sate; of the township i 1 Dimock,
same mast be presented to the
ritngement, and all persons ladet
are requested to make immediate
TIIOB..t.DAMS,
ABBY MOCK, Di
Blalock, May 4,1859.--6 w •
Aaministrator•s
NOTICE is hereby given to all persona .1
mapds against the estate of H. C. Batt ;
late of New Milford, that the same must be,
ed to the undersigned for arrangement, an.
eons indebted to said Estate are requested
immediate payment.
ELLIOT -ALDRICH, Admini
New Milford, April 27, '59.-6w
Eagle Foundry P 1
. A.X3MA. •
UTE ask the attention of fanners to o
I/ which fin , combined durability, Nardi
strength - of castings.iiinuot be excelled, .0
JJ Iron Beam Plow
arc wood especially call attention to, whi,
MI to please. S. IL SAYRE &
Montrose, March 80, 1859. -
•
Steam Engine for S
As PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE oF f
ten horse Power as usually rated; has
ning about eighteen months. It will be sol
fault, but because its capacity Is not sufficie
business. It teat' be seen running at any ti
establishment.- '
Also, one pair of Elotehldes's patent Nadi!
wheels, l 6 Inches In diameter.
- Y. L MACK &
Brooklyn, March lft, 18.59.—tf.
Head of Navigation -
REMOVED.
HE undersigned desires to notify the prt
_M. that
he has removed his store, and Duty now r tie found
on Main Street, a few doors above Keele , hotel,
where"he will be glad to see his old customer's as wen'
_.
as new ones. 0. W. MOTT.
, Mcntrpse, April , I' •
Neve. Arrangement..
R CHANDLER has associated with him in
• business, GEORGE A. MSc?, aX the ! old
stand, Where we shall be happy to see all our old
customers and as many new ones as will pl se call
and examine our new STOCK of SPRING GODS.
CHANDLER 8c J .
- ONORalf A. itSEICP.
F. B. MUMMER. - -
liontrOse, April 1,1859
SPRING GOODS
cheap for,Ready Pay!
At cuaniss i Aug ve;
Mich es '
CLOTHS, CARSIMERES, JEANS; REDS, •
- COTTONADES, DELAINES,
SREE77NOS, 27CKINGS: CAR •
En,. CARPETBAGS, cto. eke. - , .
Groceries! Groceri s !
A. fresh stack—at tttoiowest
Books:-.and Paspes,
Molt:tide :sad Retail.. Leer's, :bat, NOM
Mumma Pena.. 5000 Rolls ROOM sad Window •.
Paper, from fief to 50c Pe„ , •
NAIICT cassis,.
Americrill 'and English Watches, Gkoels,
li;eneils, Chinn Goods, Rubber Goods, 30., ate.
HAT!!'. said cAips - ...: '•
A large stick of Out West Pattern ond
Glass, - Broorasi
ram, •Tultos, - shoirels, *; r
?,t CHAIMUM 4i#3li*L . '
Montrose, April 18,1860.. '
New. Styli Cotten BatfOlgi
mbeeta oho of a Val boa Old Ch e t: 2 4 14
J_ Town, at J. LYONS. :V.
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