7, 7 PbriAtiodepescrott Rep,tUlays.,„ licksonion Piet on "Peter Piper" and 4 1 rIeri"." I ant PeOely prose writer, • . „ No,..ttot much of Grammar, But somewhat of a fighter, - For lute not educated watt mechanicalcrunmer. Thai Sayeaucation I got some few years of tete, Not by the aid of schoolmaster, Bat by strong laborof pate. But Pee got a coat for Young America, which I war- The warp - Us mule of common senv, [rant to fit ; - The filliug 'tis of wit. . tape love of opposition is hereditary, (Not 'cau-se Piper needsauy help,) • I take by the ear Young America, - For the fun of bearing him yelp! • 'Be was putted in the land of pumpkins, As all who' knew him knowse - ithere they raised a " SukMl.g" squash, Mown-Stature shows._ r„ Tile Superintendent will not answer Piper, Toe may rest awned of that, ''• For Piperi'good lbw a'-saper, And's caught hint in his temp. -, America tries to release hinil,• From his pit of mud and mire • . • :Althaugh,he attire through. thick and.thin, 'He hate the Mesita! ealibre. The.Superintentlent promit2stio keep the schools stiller than a Church, By puttingi,upitlL - ig black-board. And carrying omit the " ahelalalm"•bin lm WA teach theiu science for any ecea.len,• Their limbs wont cramp nor "spite," For be tans with " moral suasion, " • Dispensing with the" birch ile.", We've teen 'inn pull teeth withlustrunients . Reeetitbling epeir shear., (Called - keg* el and dein:ll;i . But.'now thcl pull oat theideas By a proc&ii . " the mental." What is the eost of 'three cup?, , ' • ,'With their true down and ups ' ; . - Plits the mist of three kettles! - • Which , diey'could never do if they die Which make their heads dumber than Lee:ler ; And invariably huh" out the eye. • He pee:deed in filtunination„ - Exceeding.ye>uvius' mighty crater; • I guess he:will find; with all hi...complication, Itt ' Frost flollew7thefreinot all small potatoes. Hail to the name of Peter Piper! • -111 hail to Peter Pipe?. pipe! To'silence - every viper, And blow " Young Ataeri:' right, He calks himself a Yankee, • A Yankee very shrewd ; I should sooner say a pumpkin, A pudepkin pertly stewed! • Imn an old fogy, . . • And able to play my Pert; I don't have to roll in arlies, - eidter, To make myself soave -. smart. 1 _ • He'inquired tor the venersble name-sake, Of the auther=tncle Peter— - 'lire you have a scratch of his inky rake— THE .LOLLY Ptstrut.* EATER. A Gnaw or Gth.o..—The distinguished Ed -ward 'Everett-is the most elegant rhetorician in America. Dere. is a little allegory, taken from one of' his agricultural epeeeheS. It 4a a literary gem.of the first water.: "Drop a grain of -alifornia gold -in the ground and there it will remain unchanged to the end of time. The clods On_ which it falls are not more cold and lifeless. Drop a grain 'dour precious gokl into the ground, and lo! a mystery. few days it suftena—it swellsHt shoots upusrd--it is a living lkis.yellow itself, but it'.er.ds up au emerald green through the soil—it expands -to a vigorous, stalkevels in the sunshine— . itself _ more glorious`l . than Solomon . in its •broad, fluttering, leafy,- -Johes, whose sound as the - west kind whispers whispers through them, falls as pleas.antle on the husbandman's ear, as the rustle; of his sweetheart's .mrinent ; • still towers aloft, , spin its verdant skeins E of Vegetable floss, displays its dancing tassels, surcharged with' fertiliFirg dust, and at last ripens into Iwo or three mognifieent batons like. is (an ear of Indian corn) each of,whiLii • is studded with hundreds of grains of gold, every one the same . wonderful `properties as the patent grain—every 'lie in stinct with . the same productive power." SMITH O'BRIEN'S Smith O'Brien,.the Irish .patriot.,. arrived at Detroit en Thursday, and in the evening his countrymen insisred•upon giving him a web come. In his speech on the occasion, he re ferred to his extensive tour in this country, and .said "He found that all • the- hard work was done by the Irish; and in the South, where he thought be should find but few of his coun trymen aslaborers--where the climate i vas so warm—there were a great many ;i but, it gal'e - him pain to say that all over the doun try he found.rnany of the Irish who earned from 'one-dollar mid a half to two dollars per. day, who spent afi l for whiskey, and intima ted, that- such of them 'would be better in their native land earning a . shilling per: day, -and whereihe whiskey was better.' LET u Awas.—lt is a comenomaasertion, in regard to error, " Let it alone, it will die of itself" • iltitt such is not the case. Every wrong, eveMy•error, and all the falsehoods which curse the world, will exist until earnest and fearless men- hale nobly labored to re lute and destroy them. You might as well sit down in a burning house and expect the fire to go out-of its own accord, as for error to expire until reason arises to combat it.- - Let every one; therefore, who has it- in his poWer to destroy en error or establish a truth,-put his band to the work, and labor with ill the zeal and, energy God has con ferred upon him. . ' • Ee-Aecitetporary patheti ca lly asks, "what shall we do with soiaety I" Let it alone, we k answer, and turn your attention to reforming individtials. Orce get the men and women in - think and act properly; and "society" will • le all right;. This cry about Qte "depravity of society" is all a grand humbug; and is on ly 'used by men who are•afraid to particular ' lze ii4artetai of vice and corruption. Like some fashionabie preachers, they talk about the-slue of the livorld, but never allude to the sins of tbeir congregation. • ffr• A few-,years ago a schoolmaster was vadioptuai wanted for thexlllaga of Limckilo. A pomp oinki little Telloir.r--otie of the appr , is--1-be inipaskedlogire in writing ,a pti" 1 reason'wlily .ereimi ;was pat zin oni,_tea, "re plied : • "Because the globular parades of the cream lender the acute angler of the tea more Obtuse!" i He was elected. f4r Maay7-ind - varied are the- female charms that conquer us. Here, Wei End a wo. twin wbose strength; like - Samson's is in, her bait"; - a second bolds your efrections by her teeth; and iitbird is a Cinderella, who wins hearts by . bet pretty *oot. dEr cut!--Itni my belief that; when wo man was made, jewels were invented only to make her the more mischierousi ' jam' Ctuimerits procure us_the esteem of men of sense; and ourgoal fortunes that of the pope - - ~ Good Hutzler is the - blue sky of the soul, in which every star of talent will shine wors:dPirij. `farNati3relsciositiines made a - 'FaA, buraixrzeinab it always of insn's owp mak- Ideal -or die Erarrianr#: :Union gives teolasies u the-beat remedy ever vaed for cketpidlindi. - ti rain water — soft? Because it is not impreimated with earth and minerals. • Why is- it more easy to wash with ieffwe; ter than with hard 1 Beciuse soik'["iratet. unites freely with soap, and dissolvealt, stead 'of decomposing it as hard wateedoett:, Why wood ashes make hard water soft? I. Because the carbonic acid of wood ashes combines, with the sulphate of , lime in the hard water; and converts it into chalk : Q. Wood ashes also converts some of the, soluble salts of water into insoluble, and, frfrows them down as a sediment, by which :he water remains more pure. Why has rain water such an unpleasant smell . when it is collected in a rain tub or tank 1 Because it is impregnated with de. cornosed organic matter washed from the roofs, trees, clot* cash' in which it is col-- lected. How doesi blowing s het foods make them cool? It causes the airjwbieh has been heat ed by food to change more rapidly, and give place to freih cold air.' . • - Why do ladies fan theniselres in , hot weather? • That fresh particles of air may be brought ineoutact with their faces by the ac tion of the fan.; and as' every fresh particle of air abscalls_some heat from the skin, this constant change makes them owl. Does a fan cool the air l No, it , makes the air hotter, by Siinparting to it the heat from mit- face ; but It cools our face by trans ferring its heat to the air. • Why is there always it strong draft . under the door and through the crevices on each side? >Because cold air rushes from the hall to supply the•s•oid in the room caused by the escape of v:ttritt air up the chimney, &e. i• Why _is there always; a strong draft through the keyhole of a door? Because the lair in the room we oceupy is warmer thin the air in I he•hall Therefore the air front the hall rushes through the keyhole into the room an& causes a draft. - ' • Why. Is there always a diaft throuh the window creilces Becau.se the external air being colder than the air.of the room we oc cupy, rushes through the window crevices to supply the deficiency caused • by- the escape of the warm air up the chimney If you open the lower sash of a window there is more draft than if you.'open the up. per sash. Explain the reason of this. If the lower sash be open, the cold external. air will rush freely into the room and cause a great draftinward•;,but. if the upper Sash be open, the heated air of the room ruShes out, and, of eburse, there willhe less draft inward. Why is a roam best ventilated by opening the upper cash ? Because the, hot vitiated air, w hich: always - ascends toward the ceiling, can escape more easily- - - By which means is i& hot room more quick ly cooled-by opening. the upper or lower sash ? A hot ro.-m. is culled more quickly by opening the lower, because the outer; air can enter more freely into the lower part of the mom where it is colder. Why does the wind dry damp liken ? Because dry wind , like a oonge, imhibes„the particles of vapor as fast as they ire formed. Whichis the hottest, place in a church or chapel ? The gallery. 'Why t he gallery of all public places hut rer.than the lower parts of the buildings 1— llmurse the heated air of , the buildings as cends, and a?! the cold air which can enter through the doors and-windows keeps to the' floor till it has necome heated. cultivation of Buckwheat. It is said that Imekwheikt occupies the same position among'grains that the .donkey does among animals—useful, but not popular.— It can 1,3 e grown on the poorest of sandy soils ; can be sown later tha,n ar.y other grain; and is one of the -best crops for clehning the lend and for killing wire worms and other injuri., ous grubs. It has•been extensively used . ;for plowing in, as manure. But though it has proved bentticial for this purpose, it is not as good as many other crops that might be used --such a 4 'white lupin, sparry, red clove?; Sc. • In clearing off pior and hilly land, buck• wheat is admirable for the first crop. We have seen excellent crops on such land in New- England, where apparently no other crop would thrive: On such land, however, it is exceedingly grateful for manure. On the farin of Mr. Henry Sabiti,A Lee, Mass., wg saw a crop of buckwheat on a rough hill. aide, where half the field had been top.dressed with one hundred lbs. of Peruvian guano per acre:; and on this the crop was atJeast doub-. le what it wad ou the other half, where no guanoswas used. An experienced farmer says, "bath-yaid manure whether green or rotted, ashes, lime,. and phaster." all seem to produce a !wouderlbl effect when applied. to this crop.", ' '1 Butkvsbilt is efien sown too early. When too early, t he hot sun is apt to blast the flow. era. The middle of June in this section, is considered the best time to sow ; though,. in New England, good crops are often obtained when sown as late as the 4th of July: In sections where there is danger or . frasty nights early! in the fall, it he sown ear ly, as _a slight.frost often destroy* the crop. We must endeavor to 'steer between the two dange'rs—blasting of the flowers iii the sim mer, when sown early, and the d e struction of the crop by frost in the fill, when sown. late. It tsuc,..wds well , sown on clover ..or grass sod. 'forMerly, it,wascOns;dered best to breilt up the land in the spring, and eulti. vete and barrow ika few times before sow ing; but latterly Vie practice is to . pasture thnend, and break up immediately before 'wowing. From three pecks to a bushel is the I emus! giiantity.of teed. - ..„,; Of the uses of buckwheat,- we need not speak: Everybody likes buckwheat cakes on a cold winter's morning. It is good : food for poultry. H ogs thrive upon an* are fond of it. When crushed, it is good feed for hories,more nutritious, it is said, than oats. It is good for milch cows, increastng the quantity and richneis of the - milk. Bees will travel a considerable distance to find a. field of buckw*t in Bower; though it is said ._.the 'honey-is - *feat as good as from clover, &c. There are'aeveral varieties of buckwheat ; but the one commonly cultivated is probably the best. , NCTRITIVIt QUiLTITYB or sna ONION,— The onion deserves notice as an article of great consumption in this country, and it ris es in importance when vie consider that in some countries, like Spain and Portugal, it forms one of the common and universal sup ports of life. It is interesting, therefore, to know that; in addition to the peculiar flavor which first recommends it, the onion is re markably nutritious. According to analysis, the dried.nniion toot contains-from 'twenty. five to thirty Per cent, of gluten. It ranlis \in this respect, with the nutritious pea and the grain:of:the Bat... It is not•mezely as a relish, thert‘C*' that theway (milli Spaniard eats his onion with his humhle crust of bread, is he sits by the refreshing spring ; it is be cause t4perienie, has long proved that, like tbeehetsie of the English laborer,-it belie to f ustain hitstrength also, and adds—beyond what, itchuilk: would suggest”--Ao.4*-1141/9u4 of ttOurishinent which-his simple 'meal:stop. plies.—Biteatific .4esericas. , gar Tbe hest way to etteptheitiood res olutions is to iuit than out, yowled: If you resolve to irepuir in , old fence, it strengthens the reeelutiou,. etiki - -the - fume too, to Orytn. mecca ht once. , „ . 07 4 TheßeadyPaySystemt IT M ' thU3i TICAT GOODS PLY BE SOLD -SttiVZ:MULLY IN :MONTROSE, ,AND AT SUSQVEHANNA. DEPOT, For r i at OS le de s mbting o t r his a/see:lion wiU de welno call ettiffeqbetg,iloseqb i qqk& eo. Where it will be proven that the merchant, In sel ling his Goods, can afford to sell CHEAPER for CASK' and: can offer inducementk sufficient to make it an object to purchasers, at whatever sacra• fice, .o procure the money to maki their purchases on the CaNi. System. . ..4 We hare just received, and are -constantly re ceiving a splendid assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, adapted for thts season and which . will not WI to giro General Satisfaction . ; and which was purchased under the most favorable circumstances, for Cash. Thee are enablnd to and will offer and dell at prices far below others that have given everlasting credit,— no natter whether it is to Toro, Dick, or kart). THEREFORE, Examine, Compare, and Judge On BIT 0881, an assortment heretofore unequalled by anything e 3 / 4 .- er offered in Montrose. 3F° 'N . ", r ITI3 STAPLE DRY GOODS, Comprising many uew and desirable styles of Goods tcnown in this warket,arnong which will be foune,its 1 Ladies' Dress Goods, noFAties of the day, cheap at Guainberg, Rosenbaum, & l'o'g. SHAWLS. New and choice st3`les of Broche, double and tingle, Stella, Plaid, Wool, Talme, and Mantilla, and a new style of CBENILL SHAWLS, . CHEAP, AT . Guttenberg, Rosenbaum, & CLOTH CLOAKS. An at•sortment always on hand, also Ladies Cloth and ttimmingi to witch, of all shades, Cheap,. at Guttenberg, Rosenbaum, & Co's. EIIRROTRDEROEO In this department we can offer great inducements, as we are purchasing directly from Importing Houses., The assortment comprises • French Sets, Sleeves and Collars,- Worked Edgings and Insertings, and a great many more articles toonumerons to men lion—all, of which ma; be found ' 'CHEAP. AT Guttenberg, Rosenbaum, & Co's. IDEgg! , @ - 00.0 lag 9 Bonnets, Ifibbona Floweri, Plume, Wire, Stiff Settings, and Frame, at wholeeale and retail,. Cheap, sit Guttenberg, Rosenbaum, & Los. • DOMESTIC GOODS. Way be found all the different qualities of PRINTS, (113 7 0ffA.11.4, BLEAC.IIED GOUbS, . , FINE ITS.I34,IeACUED MUMS'S, TIC'S S, STRIPES, DENIMS, • • • , SHEETING 24 yards vide, CHEAP. AT GCTIENBERG,.IIOE-ENBAUM, & CO'S. BEIDY4IIO2 CLOTHINCA As this is one of their principal branches of business In New York City, they certainly have one great ad vantage over all the rest of the Clothiers, therhay.. ing one partner steadily in New York City to devote all his time to this paiticular branch of manufacture. They will furnish, at any time, a ,good Garment, at about the price for which the materials can be got.. They will warrant their work and a complete fit or ne bargain. They keep conatantly on hand one of the beet stocks of Over and Under Coats, socu as FROCK,IRESS, RAGLAN, SACK, & PANTS, in great variety and different styles. . Vests' Vests: tests: Each as Velvet, P 14141, Castltnere, and Satin, CHEAP:AT Guttenberg, Rosenholm & Co. CL07117. MADE ; T .0 ORDER, OF SHi BEST MATERIALS, At Short Notices . • -Under Ilarm olds . • For Ladies . as well iis for 'Gentlemen, such • SILK, LAMBS' WOOL; kc., ctizar, A? Glittenberg, Resenbaiiim, (741;. Chti word is rupiest for the yin. To our numerous Friends and • Customers', • NM in partlinter to those knowing themeelves to be indebted tills, we would My onedinaVe thstlM will eellfor': - READY -PAY, , hereatterond secountimust . he settled without further INitr 4114 iunitiiis thinnine LetterOusd supporting ths Postalers, td our loss.— We will take all kinds orpriln at the highest market prior fit 9t. MI Seem* i'striabfovue On ; fc44rireetkotr, * llll .oergt ti 1119 G. wortim - efrit • _ - 1 P L Aln - . / i - 1 " *-14 _ I ' ' l / c `r ' * _• _ • General F111 6 '11114 Store i. 4 now-replenished with a large variety of .1' 0- R 31 113 N • DOMESTIC GOODS. We cordially write the Public to inspect our Buildorp and Cabinet ilaidware, , POCILET AND TABLE CUTLERY, NECIIANFS Toots AND MANCIEALTErRING ARTICLES, FARMING TOOLS, • ~; _ Guss, gramme ARTICLES, MISCELLANIBDUS AND FANCY lIARiATARE, rags HURON GRINpSTONES, Mason's Challenge Blacking, always bright and sparkling, "it adorns the Pa/ace of the great, andleheers the solitary but of the lonely backorixxlsaisti." 'L-OCX CHAINS, DIMON & SORB CRLIIBRATED ENGLISH SAWS, warranted to run - true, set well, carry points, and Glee all kinds of knots Nails, Iron, and Steel, BATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, TEAS, SUGARS, COPYES, RAISONS, SPICia, Crochery. WOODEN WARE, - PAPER ITANOINfiS, - WREATH, BASEST CINTRE, BROWN VIGNETTE, and GOLD CENTRE WINDOW SHADES. WINDOW and PICTERE CORDS, and TASSELS, an assorted selection . CARRIIGE BUILDERS mass LINEN FAHRICEi NAPKINS AND TABER LINEN, CURTAIN *sr' FURNITURE 'MATERIAL, timmummurs, CAMBRIC &C., SCOTCH MTh SWISS GOODS, Format' and other Handkerchiefs A?leorrtro Ntut Tiss AND 811.1 i CRAVATS, LAIIIITS'-GACNTLETS, NKr MEM, SILS ern Ktg GLOVES, HOSIERY, &e, Le. R 0 FA - 1r 9 , Pac 1 VIC, ALLEN'iI RAT STATIC. DCICHEd, SNUG( DUNN LLL, AM KRICAN, RICHMOND, TACONT, lIAM I MN, H.t RROP, Sc., &c., Foreign and Domestic Ginghams, DETTaS, ALPACAS, PARAMATIAS, MIEALNOS, kc., LAWNS, MOCFLIN DNLAINKS, BLACK SILKS, CARPS:TS, 11.144 F, gIIEKTINDS, CHAIRS AND BAIrSTZADS, tc. We charge nothing for 'alteration, and clieejlully impart information to all. Hoping soon to see you, We remain, Respectfully, Yours, Wllsou & .Mofaros° March 23. 1819. New Goods. New Goods. =TR :POST BROTHERS A RE now - weiring . o well selected stock of Goons, 23. suitable for the season. Among their stock may be found quite a variety-of . Dimas Good*. Delaines, Lawns, Silks, CUALLIA, PRINTS, dm Sheeflags, Bleached dr. Unbleached, TICKING, CHECKS, DEmnts, Blue Drill, Toweling, Table Linen, NANKEEN . , 7111AIREEN; Pants Stuff for Dors.& Mem.' Wear. Yankee Nolloaatts--Consisting ' of Fancy Soaps, Tooth, Bair, Cloth, and Scrub Brushes, Lath er Brushes, Razors, Razor Strops, Combs, Pitts.lion nett pins, and fixings generally. Grocerleit.—Such as Teas, Mick and Green, Coffee, Roasted Coffee, Balking, Sugars, Molasses, Syrups, Soap, Candles, Stareh t Zante Currants, Sale rams, Gelatine Tapioca, Lemon Extracts, Cream Tar tar, Pork, Fish, Lc., Lc. Wooden ntare.—Pailp, Tubs,' Keelers, Mop handles. Brooms, Clothespins, Covered Boxes, Ox- Mons, Shipmates Are Handles, mode; to7ll Virginia - Lie': oak. Hardware.—Patent Cofle Mille, Nut•Crack ere, Hammers. Hatchets, Knives and Yorke, Butcher- Knivee, Mundane, ,Furnishing Goods, Iron, Nails, and Steel.' We tender our-thanks to all our old friends, and assure them that we now Offer a choice stock of goods at fart prices, and shall be ;lensed to see them. Montrose, March 30, 1859. sooefiliqg ffebi in 3JoQii.o4e. SLAG MEI CARRIAGE-MAKING BY STEAM! 11CFAWLET & tATUROP. having re. 11 moved into their new building on Turnpike Street, near L. Searle's hotel, are manufacturing and will keep on-hand Oar,riages,Wagons, 00- tars, Sleighs, &c. They have provided themselves with a Steam@ Engine and all the necessary machinery and con veniences for doing work with dispatch ; and being both practical mechanics of long experience and em ploying none but GOOD WORKMEN, they are prepared 'to do all Linde of trork l Au the Blaclismithing and Car- riage Making Line, in their usual prompt sEid ,Workauudike Munger, and by being at all times on hand ready and willing to answer any order for Work, and oy using Good Itlaterials, • and by MODERATE CHARGES, hops to receive .a large share of public patronage. , We would tender our thanks to our old customers, and Invite all In want of work to give uc a call and see for themselves. . . . Montrose. August 11. 185A—ly , , REMOVAL. F. POSIDSLIIII HAS REMOVED BIS k)I • Sluniew and Trunk Skop• seines the street, Into the build uS recuterlYoutuPlud . by. Boyd Webster, ale door below Keeler & Stod dard's, which he hoe fitted uP usPieuulf for • SadMe, Truk :Skill and where he would behßppy , to have hie frkmds AU who have eedd acoatuits" for 1859, Y91 please , mil without Anther nodce, And oblige, O. T. Yomumr., Nontrome, 'January 19, 1859. - 411111111114 - 1111111111111TIIIIN NALL MANlllNVOTURERsuddeelerinallkindpol • IFmrlnltes re, is now prepared to in an orders or Bedsteads of en - kb& at wholesale or retail on short aotlee.' 2- Retail prices cangefrom 0 sprat as, according to style. Be also keeps on hind Ready-made Oolnos ; and as he ha an elegant Reuse, ho - prisparetiojaendfunergi 01 / 11111 antics? • ; ' # /C. Infoed, Dee, t, totis'Avyl . - ;aTRANGFt - AND 'MYSTERIOUS I T HAT = w it s : a ami nol l . b this g e t o me m: t unlty shoubeen made by 41 WEAVER & ATHERTON, at the *TEA at NE X JCL, for carrying on the Blackamithing and Carriage boa- ing business. Many know Ps to be a fact; but for thebenefit of the few who do not, we would say that : we are pre pared to do any. work in our line which tiny be en trusted to us, in the most durable manner, In the most improved style, and In dm shortest possible time. All Work Warranted to give Good Satisfaction. :AIMS B. REAPER, - • Montrose, Mirch 9,19591-5 m MEAT MARKET. On 'Public Avenue, near Searle's Hotel. EEP constantly on butl a good supOy of MEATS .11. of all kinds... CstSh paid for Beet Cal. lie, Calves, Ilbecip. and Lambs. Also for glides 'of alt kinds. JIENSTOCK & HAWLEY. S. T. SESSTOCK. • - ♦ N. lIIIITLST. • Montrose, Feb. 16, 18.59.-tf. , , ITNIONDILLEI-3MXM Exact Justice to ALL Men. DA. lOON dc CO.. respectfully inform • - their friends and the public, that they hare completed their large and Superior '" FLOURING MILL ! • AT UNIONDALE, and commenced the manufacture of all the tariona kinds of Flour,-Meal, and Feed, of the purest quality. To those unacquainted with our Es tablishment we would say We have Four Run of A:reel/rot Stones, manufactured by Hart & Munson, Pace; N. Y.; and superior Machinery from the Wash ington Iron Works of I. Stanton & Co., of Newburg, N. Y.,. with three Bolts of the beat Anchor. Cloth, and the whole fitted up with all the ' Modern Improvements of a First Class Mill. • In consequence of thesohnprovements, the ." Screen" is dispensed with and better ‘results obtained. The Flour is better and whiter, and the saving'to the cue tomer in grinding suiull grains will often equal 15 per cent. -"'" Custoin executed promptly, and in the hest manner. FLOUR, at.ti FEED kept for sale at the Loweit Quilt Prices. rir satia t -actio„ :9; rrn in Retry Particu lar—Public Patrciluipoa Rrapeelfully kletirard. Uniondale, Feb..2:l. 1t5f4.0.-1y ' KEYSTONE HOTEL. Wm. X. HATCH, Proprietor. THIS new and commodions Motel, situated on Main Street, near the Court House, and nearly in the center of the business portion of Montrose, is now fully completed and furnished, and was opened on the 27th of September, ISSB, far the accommodation of the public and travelers/ The Proprietor feels confident that he is now prepared to entertain guests in a manner that cannot fail to give Complete. Satisfaction. The Howe and Furniture are new, and no expense has been spared to render it equal, if not superior to any similar establishment In this part of the State. It k well supplied with all the recent improvements and comforts, and obliging waiters will always be in at tendance to respond to customers. The Stables connected with this House are New and Convenient. The Proprietor respectfully solicits the .patronage of his old friends and the public generally. WM. K. HATCH. • Moutroee, September 22, 1858.—tf RIG - HT IN TOWN: EXTENSION TABLES SMITH BROTHERS ' of all SIZES andtßlCkS to suit the TIMES, of Walnut, Cherry, and Mahogany, and warranted to work right up to the Erie. Montroae, June 9, 1858 TO BE HUNG ! 'VERY day in the week, (Sundays excepted,) over 9. 1 „ 0 0 0 pieces Wall Paper, besides Border and Window Shades, a 'large variety. The largest and best assortment of Wall Paper ever bro't into this market, which will he'sold for cash, as low as the same quality can he had even in fiin.qhmnton.: For furtherpartieutars , call at A. N. Bullard's Book, Store, first door north - Of Searle's hotel, where yo u will also find a large and superior assortment of Books and. Stationery, with a few Yankee notions at the lowest each prices. IL N. BOLLARD. Montrose, March 9,' I 8: 9. • DR. E. PATRICK, 'JR.; would like, af ter a silence of nearly ten years, to appeal to the moral sensibilities of a very generous public, who have always manifested their sense of appreciation of his usifuhicks by exacting his services when needed or thought to be needed, but who have given no other evidence of gratitude or good-Will—particularly in the way of " substantial aid" as Kossuth would say —that he now desires a full and entire settlement of all his accounts, also the accounts ofthe late firm of Patrick A Dimock ; and he wishes further to state that he desires nothing to be considered wrong, if, after a few weeks, the said accounts, remaining un settledothoidd be placed in the hands of a good Amp collector, and made to account to him something that will buy Oats and Buckwheat. Please notice this and , take action accordingly,—Yours Truly, E.TATitiCK,4II. sir If attention should not be paid to this, Jona F. Dimwits may have.something to do with It. WS . G 1i C034313 /AFTERS to the public, at; priees that cannot. ail ki to sult,sa large and superior assortment of GROCERIES, 'At the old ant mell-lusown establishment formerly oecupiectby 0. Y. Crane. SUGARS', TEAS, COPFER, SPICE, FLOUR, aed SALT, (by'ehe sack or barrel,) FISH, and 'all articles usually found In &stelae' Oroeeries. Flour by the 'Wholesale aid Retail. Ala mean to mark I hope to receive a liberal share of public pattonaite. M. B. The highest :Whet price paid for Pelts and "deacon" and Veal Skim. Z COBB. Montrose, March 16, 1659.—te HoWE'I4 PATENT ELLIPTIC 'SPICING. BED._ _ • . lazury, Con fort, and Baas Obnibined. • 'raw crairenTED BEDS_ 11:1.1? BY W. W. 5* Co. ';: olt CO. Montrose, Mardi 23, ` 1859. .' O''('~*. THAYER eirthetHlMlsiimulteii Writer cum wilitm at' desquelumns, De 'Oak (lnoaccrow.) onsthe eth of etch month, dm.; tog the Spr int sad *lnttner. for Consultation, :D m .. lids willd it to their advantage. In give him a Ca. Patients received at all times 'Litho ESTABLISH 'MDT, hi SINGHAYTON, Y., *Um evel'e9iik Aft and convenience , tartsrund P! :the' wow; !hl imommcorluivik , IftfattitAltr" 4 1 3 1 100 • IitIIIVE 1.. ATIIXRTON. E =1 Art's , . 13Esa, - parilkv . moot elVett iet aligll'e that critter s neaciett i re l ltt mi &Meet °tram Paraspssills. as combined with +Sher yubetanoes of still posier altersepre power se to afliNd an effective antidote for fkil 4 Mama basuppqa lejeputed locum. • It lebelleved that such a reutedliglrantereflry theme 'Who new trots ltrummis complaints, and tbabeare which Wilt weromplidr their ewe - mummy* orb.. muse service to this lazy clam of ouralliletediellow eitlstia. How Colophrtely this compound will do It himbeeu proven by experiment on many attic word pace Isi the fullowini, complaints : Sc rofula. nod lierofuloua'fiumpOWo.i .n, pu.... and Firuidire Dleyeayet, Ulcers, l'lmploot.Dlotchrs, lumbes„ Salt Itheum, ti.ald Mad, ?VW sad PIT/LIMP. AffeCtirns. Mercurial Di e m Drop ry. Neu aor Tic Doutoureinc, Deblllte." Memoir and India. tons.'Cry pets.", Hose or Lt. Jenthoor's Fire. and indeed tin:whole clam of coinplainte arising from besflurityorthe blood. This compound will he found • great Tor health. when tie ken In the Whi g . to expel the for bunion hlch fester In the blood at that seism of tint yaw. By the Hugely Won oracle many rankling dironkee art ;dived In the bud. sitleadem am,. by the &MOW, remedy. epatetheunsivesfrom Wit endurance afoul erup tions and uleeroussores, through which 104 intent will relive to rift Reef of corruptions, if not sodded to do Is through the natural channel. of the body by an alterative n o,. (Immo out the H. tested blood whenever you tend, Its import a bonding through the 'Maio phonier. eroptionsor sorer; d es 'twilit you And It blob. I eluded and slualot, to the reins; cleanse ft wllencver it Is foul and your feeling, will tell you wnen. Keen where no particular disorder Is felt, peopleenfoy better htaltitaud live loom for cleans log the Mood. Keep the blood healthy and sills well ; but with this pabulum of life disordered, there cm be nu lasting health. S OO % er or later somethimg mutt go wrens, sad the great unalliace, *I life iy dimidered or °mil:avec ~ . - „ • - • Sara,parilla has. and deeervee duich the ieputselon of accompilate leg these - es Lot the world has beenggrmlousty ' deceived by prepamtlons of It. partly beau,* the drug alone has not all the elr• too that Is claimed forth but more bourse many preparations, fee tending telbe concentrated expecte of le, coolish, but little of the vir tue r,f,Sanaparilla, or any thing eta.. During tae years the publib have been Laded by large botiles.pro• tending to give a quart ofXxerwt of Pormivollbt for oar &Pare— Most of these hare bees fraud. upon the rick, fn. they nig'only eon. tots little, Kan& Sanintsullia, but often'. 'curative po,pettivevrtett• ever. lien... bitter and paluful dlyamodntm' i ot ha. fotkvar the use orate earioux extrude of fialluperillsi. wlleti toed the sod arket, until the name Welt is Justly deoplstd. and Iran berm. synonymy With Imprwlelon and cheat. hull we Loll this eouvraund Sanstiuvrilia and Intend to ropply ouch a. Tenuity ar shall moan, the scum faun the load of obloquy .14,1 rests upho it, Abel we think we have ground for believing it hie virtues whichare Imesielable hy the ordi nary rim of the &saw. It Is Intended to cure. In .riter b. .amore their eseur.lete eradientium front the eystetu. the rviuelly should befiu dick...4y takeueceurdingto illations on the bottle. Prepared by Dr. 3." C. Ayer & Co. LOWF:t, ' Pi:ire, $1 per Bottle; Six Bottles for $5. • Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, has 'wart for Itself such 11111011 M for the cure, of every variety of Throat sod Lung VomPlaint. thud It 11 , eullrelv ineuercessari fir us to recount the evidence of Its times, wherever It liar been employed. As It Ims,locen Ia eoustant too throughout this stencil, we herd not llojuntk• thun . .uontre the people 'VI lov:silty I. kept up to the lor:st It el.er been, and that It may Gorr/led au to do for that relief ill It has!. er been PAWd to do. .• Ayer's Cathartic Pills, FOR THE et - ItE OF . rootteentea, Jamid Dywi.epelit, I:ldtgmtion, ItyaenterY , FB‘d Stomach. Faye!who, Ittada&e, Itht.o.then, I.ruptiona.and Skin Mem., Liver entoidatht, Inupay Tette...Tumor,. and Salt mh• - • , .. Worm , . Difut. Neuralgia, a Vinner 1111, and for rarify- Ing the Blood. They are tuna ckaiietL an that the .9.104 evne!the Cau Wee them plea.emtly, and they are the IketPaperieut lu the weAld Al the ftle team, of a Itindly .Prire, 25 Cents per bor Fire Bores for 1,00 • ie;st number• of tlergymin. Physletun%StatesAen..doulnetst perrumge.., have lent thra two,. to certify I helltipandlelled u.selsit t4ews the.. ra ;unit..., hot ur !pl., here will 2,4.4 tosrmlt the ln•rr tonufthcm. Theimenta below named forutshtfratlA s•er Aroerlean A Itnarkbein whleh they are gleam; with ahso fall deserlptions alb^. 1111 U, aLd the treatment that should he To:lowed fur their 1). red le pot nIT by unprincipled derders with other preparations they make more prodt on. Demand Ayres. ta•ii take lid others.-- The slat ws.,t the best alit tbcr. Is fur ti.mn.and ihej .1110u11.1 Las-alt. AU qtr Remedies are for main bt - A. TUItRELL. lifemtroos•_; H. TllATER..Dinerick ; IRA St - triT, :WHINE/VILLE: HERMAN, Lynn; WALTMAN et MAISFIER,,Attpuro - ; amt by all Druggists and the princlind Merchants In Sie.ea,,Co. Mardi 14, , . _.. • Keep it before the People HAT the FILLING tied liaise New York makers emdains j a h nall o yi k . EATS the Fourth g . t . . , 11:1 t ! be iTfe.. Ea btentt of o Fe made under the 1 . .?1iar1;14 . ,11 111:3tVt Wllo.{ . Alll . lL . Tren m m Fok outon it wtU be ontlrely tateti up; and We the Keit of J.rinph Titim. - .Norridown. that was blown open on the night of the Int of Deno. ben and 01,000 qt.,lett„ and which is now raid was “Inteniled as fir,..pminf."l.l on the famous .nadir and bur tar lock. mats olvt , intoule ILEXPILIa by Farrel. llerrin, di Co., le the only burglr. peon( kink La me. FARRF.L,HERRING.h fIYSPATIMTCIIASIPIONSAM., the only Saes mode In this City utile). have neva to :t rubbed by burglang or had their contents tki4rOyed by lux:dental Ilre.s.—Fnar. The Peens of the 7th ult. EV.OI/1 & WalwsY Plataniw•tnt Mario TO a New TOR Iltaaro.—We. the undenagued. dtleens of ht. Joseph, Mo., d 0.4 hereby certify that the iron w.Lfe I:longing to C. E. EalkiWin. Made be Farrel tr. Co.. No. :A Wolnot n'tnet, whin). wan la the arethat qourred herr, Is Let an-jowl, and in arches as Ilre proof safe; t,lit tht To r x,,JewOry. ale.. whin) , wet. in the nare tlr.L.4 were touch arr.tLaiso, that the balding which It wan was erotica. and nu v ON E. Nor:" high. and th:.t a are no TlSlrtasu SAUL! for tollifled over I be gild sofa woo not .o So. lent toitare Injured any SAFE purporting team. Fass.rawr. Signed; W. IC Proaten, tin:gent ; .loet. Tkorrte otetchnat lionato, franker ; Dantet Sorrow .h McDoa.atot Merchants Witt.we Rat. ions Cram . . C. E. Itianwns. lit. Jonet.h. Mo. EVANS WATSON. tot South FOURSII Street. Philadelphia. have now hand the lament asenottorli of Salamander Sees lithe Belied States, warranted ual to any other.. made on reasonable ten n . Phrane give eq BILLINGS STROUD. Montruse.matewy 19 i.r.zo.-iy Aims?. • • HERRING'S PATENT FIRE AND BURGLARI)IOOF'SAFES $llOOO REWARD to any Person, who shell prove that one of them has ever fail ed, in en accidental fire, to preserve its contents. The BEST SAFES made. F. B. CMANDLER, Montrose, Nov. 24, 1858. . *REMOVAL. New Firm. New Store. -Public Avenue, pit below J. 'Etheridge's. A BALDWIN' would respectfully announce .11.• to the public that he has associated himself with WM. L. ALLIS, In the FLOUR, FE ED1 1 1NITGROCERY 13 . 17.8 S S . ' • Alto,- that they have removed into their newly fitted up building on Public Avenue, just below J. Ether idge's Drug More, where...can always be found the choicest brands of . • Family Flour, . n_ Meal. Feed, fork, limns, Fish, Dipped candies, Tinaothy, Clover, Field,- and Garden Seeds. Also a general assortment of ' Groceries, such as Sugars, Molasses, Syrups; Tea, Coffee, &c. rig c . Thankful for past favors, would solicit.* continu ance of the same, undei: the new 6rm, plediin our selves. to do the fair thing, hoping by each•bar in to be sure el another. • . Beinekun i der a different Administration, it is ery desirable to have all old accounts settled, and com mence new, under the Relady Puy System. • , BALDWIN k ALLEN. • A.:BaLnwrs, ........ .. Airstr. Montrose. Oct 20; I 838.—tc NEW' STOVES. .11 . 1141, RI T T just receiving a large 11 • stock of NEW STOVES, • . including a Lull ateottnlent of ELEVATED OPEN ‘ LAIt6IJ OV'EN, AND FLAT-TOP PREMIUM COOK STOVES. FOR WOOD or COAL, - . IFITII A SUPERIOR VARIETY OF Parlor, 011iee,,aud Skop Stoves, - for WOOD or : Alpo_ Stove Pipe, Zino, Sheet Iron` Stove • Tubes, dre. ifte. . 818 will DrCLITDE the MOST , SELECT. and DESMIBLE STOVES in market, and will I* enld on the Wiest favorable terms, ail..„to which he would invite the pap. • titular attention of • CASH Nsitlitsronn, November, 1, ISM . 011 YES; ;011 YES HERE WE• COME.' . 'BOYD 113 WEBSTER, ITAVING, purchased (4 S:A.:WoodrUll his Stock ILL In. Trade,• are prepared to accommodate all who will favor us with their custotoott " live and let lice" !nicest. ' - ' • STOVE AND PIPE, TIN,'. COPPER, * AND SHEET IRON WARE of every description usually found in the 'coup*. Also, - ,'WINDOW SASH, ' • • PANEL DOORS, • ' WINDOW: BLINDS, • L Al 7. 1, • • ' . RINE' 'LUMBER, (hid B vmpiNG itA TERlALSgenerally.. Designs foi- Cousini buildMigs, with SpecitlMitions Mid admits. of cook kc., furnished to such as may desire their, at moderate price's. - • remota about building in die County Rill tied it to: theirinterest to ail Oa us. Coma and sect us, we bstend'alwviritti keep the hitch-string out, • - Tiki shop in their new building. corner of Vain and Turnpike streets, o herrods mintli organic& hotel:" ; Carpenter IhOP near the Methodist Church. N. Jlt klndi - ofproducetsken to esehimge - foi . Goode. ‘. • -Titt - ,L;YroitiVk • -• • - 1 .1. 1 01. 140 . 8 g 11151. '! Y t- THE' - GREATEST , 411 ' 11111 C II LIS DECO MY CO 0 Wr • • — X:'"nt=i • OF THE AGE, r - KENz"Y• IRembut7=°i sge 7I EVERY XIND OP KUXOR, The Wom Scrofula don tea cOmmoaTlmple. ush-trk4 It In user eleven inuidred'cesee, end never Nita apt ht,. thmler Lusnor.) He his now In ki. tow.. o lies er onsheadeed I:veil:lotus of Its all whit& twe...7 mike of begun. • • . Two bottle art warrauied to cure a uwalaitore mouth. Ode Water, bottle. will curet he wont kind of Pimple* ou the Two or three bottles wilt clear the Kate= of blies. ' • • Two bottled are warrentedlocure the Wtrrat taLoker Is th e lamb oettoroach. • , Three to are bottlesgrowneatett to curt the wont kind of rq alpelaa. floe LO two botties are waitanted to core ill humor to the ilyee. Two bottles are watrauted to cure tubular, of threats tad biota. es =one the hair. , Funrto bottlesareenmunterl locum corrupt andreuntua Merit One bottle will emo Katy eruption of the Two or three bottles., warranted to cure the WWII bled of r:r a. Loren. - Two Of three bottles are warrauterAo curethemortderperatecue of &maxilla,. ' ' • Three or four boltlee are warranted to cure iialt•ltheoul. rive, tweight bottle., set cure the worst rase of Itcrotala. A benefit is always experienced from the first bottle, aod tswltc‘t tare is Warranted - when the bore quantity is taken. ROXBURY, MAsh. Dana M Anew —The reputation of the Medical Discovery. 1 ,- ..tur• late all Cud of huwore,isw.w,U estaldteholby the tontulttom, •ri, of all who have ...ear ...Olt, that I nsed.. not say sATtLina L , SukieM. the mast Allred phyelelans and thelnuatial l / 4 T14 Lros Mats In the country are ausulmous in Us prase. la pureentioi the Medlad Dtaeocery to your notice, I do It fall km.lwiecitte of Ita cantle power. in niloin6 0 ..4clime diseases to wad. you are ketftatanately so h That moat ekeruclathie disc...set° an athetionate mother, • NURSING SORE , ifforni , Is cured as if by* miracle , • woof own temper to motored to it, uxt ral sweetnew% and your lathe from short and fretful moot° caw /CC sweet klumhers. and the Medical lotoenvery becomes a fountain ci blessing to your bustard and household. In the mom mictulealetaaes of • CANKER. • • ft extends totheatmnacb, ceasing ) Dtfi'PEPSIA, Irlileh U nothlng but cankereuthwtomsch ;theta halatlutesthasar.l KIDNIEYS, etratlng alnking. gone feelbig.undsg In4lffereareevegto the fAret of your fatuilr. Your stomach Is RAWAND, INFLAMED, - your rand distrenre. yo:13, and pia can only take Certain klud., aid, fylll of that your 'Tom doer not get half the Ileilli.lttuent It taint aa the acrinealona Auld of the canker cats lt -up ; then yt , .. r ornopleslon lore, It. bloom and becouses.llow or greer.l.h.and brat dal' la intro!. For tract of nour!ahmenV your erreem beectr, Lew and the flbn, of your body become relaxed. Theo fellow train of dbesaert which the 'Nelltml Illecovery Idpeculiarlyadapted t, RE . v• - _. • ~ r ti,ellesrt;palt In the . side, vrealti. - eht of the , , ;.1. sz.,l ..I.ln et the Laeir.t.ln of the hip joint whQo you retre. of the L-uweli, Cod also, that meet exerneiting of dlsevef. tt.e • • • PILES. How mine thomandate poor women arestdrerlog from RA. d:r. 'ea.: and phArdr sway I mlovesble Ilre, end their next dm" t.e14.1.0.• doe. not }sow the (nn-.. I veldt to 'monde on yourrolutith:.lv , ,,l oht prover: 4 . 6 A p lance of prevention betterthen a pound of lathe-* 1131DICALt DISCO VE RY haysbeth• the preventive. sad the cure, with this arrld sr IS o4, dualltir,t l.3l It ern] never lust, any elreles,tanevr.do vo,J injury.. Igo avenge of dlet ever niceerary—eat the Lent yotie.d. itrt and enoseh or s, • BIRECTIONS FOR USE..- , Addlte....ne table spoonful per dr.i— Chthirrs 01 or ton plirs, dsmert ~ , Ansfs!—Chlt.lren trent toe to ,Aglit Tram, tee. arrAlrm.atddlentde to lb.: 'ouurtitutiosy. take fallitlent operattem, ;.ta 1?9.06 Islee a day. ' ' • ' AU% - •DONALDRMIEDT. 111.00 per 1,...tt1e. FsrealeSy ABEL TERRELL. Mootrore. T. CARLISLE i tlO...,(itrat Bead. and $. B. WEST. Susgste. Lama Depot. - Only Think, Examine,lnquirel Dit. comrounn suntip OF • WILD;CHERRY. • R2iEi4Vll(4.4lth..t.catiltil.h,n4o,".°="Xt'vl: yeu the Liver Cinuidab.l? Hain you the Bronchitis? Nerve...be. Wiry. or any eyniptonaa or Pulinonaey Cousiimptlon If .vi tmuidett with auv ortheabove eytaidorm., nee Dr, W ANN COM B OrSD SVP/FP OF WILD CIIERELY, It will effect a ope, dy ari peruiantikt CCM, tlll the er Lime& of thuiehaedi yrlto r Leto cured by It will testify: Another Remarkable tare! Porno or Rocca, t7ederick County. Mt!. Dr. SWATICS t—Dear Si r.L.l3clieving It a duty I owe to the raL',lc. attain jastlee to volt, I have thought proper to makelmown mrc of the m.ui elimm 4 litarY ours. to my Otto two, that has store tndy recorded. If. the month of October Last. ltoto afflicted w4l. a severe ffetheritor In my forme, which ionoed a large atom,. and also communicated to or Longs and eery mach afflicted them, awl discharged large goentides of co rnupthm. external and internal. Mr/ breath could to through lay Lows and ont through the co, It cf my buret with apparent ease. snouted with a violent.courh,dly std uleit. '<mot appetite. and est rume del.llity, so twit env ph‘s...c. ro lan thought d MSC harries:smut beyond the power of meal ein . e. rewaluel in tiara Wretched omintion for a long dor, until I - am waqc,l t. ! . u mree pkolet , O). and Meru otorted to be Ira hope f, ; but Lanier read In the publh, ropers of the malty wonder - 1V rnres perfenued by roar UusaFtwo Starr or Wit', en CRT, I 10.r.1...a, • V *eta to lialihnore for re botties and commenced It. 10, viry great satisfaction. my millous family. the absce... .r oper.'.rs in tor 'OOP began to beat. anti the cough subsided, and on tiny tee bottles I was restored tdtkerfret health. Ore, ffre years hare elapsed,amt I stl II remain a perfect!y hue.. roan to this der. June.'. 1%..5. I lure not had a day's s‘,..knoss eighteen months. i'louse anmsd my grateful :whams kdgeneuts. Yours. vmy respectfully. . TIIO..M.AS ,The mincitxr is well *lN:tainted with 'Thomas DISOO. and teatify that be has been afflicted as above represented! I 'ward Us recovery as almost a miracle.—Re Is a worthy to•etnltor Of rdety. • JAMES 8.11171180R0W. • i'aator of Berlin Circuit, Baltimore Cuttrottr,to • 10001112 TA22teOOARLT Too Sw'sisuc!s Compoturd'Syrup of Wild Cherry, The orleinal alleutdy geauttle Chem. pretasstise., tko Ia Wed. 1t bebue computed solely erl;egetable Succelseatasn cu t, used with perfect earety. ' Swarm's Sarsaparilla and Tar -Pins, Pi 11.., n i t r l e r=te and alterative tuedkine, tar superior to the Swayne's CelebratedVermliage, Dr. Sevayne's Panacrs. fornddre j Ant the Bloat Dr. Swayne's Bowel Cordial, • * An InesWahl° remedy for.Dterhcra, Dysentery. (14011.. m, tlriere .d all Bowel Crenpfelote.— • • . Drereeste I..Drerseetet—D4 berajties Bitter. Catholleen great and , loerelled remote. Deice otsfyha mate, - :461d by ABEL TC KELL, J.I/HHHlDOK.Heehtese t tend by ticaleri everywhere t ientiNout the Daunt,: aihl Stet - pekred yy D - S P e e t.Milk o id n elpels.rH. swAINT 4&68yN0. f, North :th PATENT IILEDICIitIES. A MONG the great variety of Medicines at Turn S.L.re.ni., lie found all, of Dr. Jajne'a justly orlebrated tam& reedideri Avre's Cherri Pectowil and Cathartle 'Halsey . . Forest Wine sot Forest Mat HolLandrefelrtated Germauldtttrs; Louden 's , rtes of laibtl) , lriettleines Merchant's Gargling OlLthegreateer nn.• ally-fur stirahla Ia man or beast crerk nor n Mathesesan's latainie Remedy, and horse Remedy; OrriclesPerrulfe. and n variety of .14ber, ktads; Tratra .11agnetleOintruenttbegr, rirtnedy Nr Lunt, rheumatism, and all toganiMatory complaints: P.a. FAu . .t.• Eras rde thing for sir ilor pummel, as the ahlrec (Antment:Atinne's lh.da Dent preying agemhs gavel ICIC W.Jodeoth's Balsam 3.1 14 , u+ Linitimat Atwood's Jaundicellittzrs, Danker Dtops. Linhoeut,ol •Dysentery Drops; Itakees Compound for Dysentery •Pepain, tor Dpipcp.na; II via amid a Extrarta Buchan's! Extract of . S.a.Patilla.:, a variety of Soh en s the hest in tuarktt. Pills, Se- r.hl an almost nadir." variety of Patent Mollcinesgaltogether t nor us to enumerate—het sailer it to say.t !Nat the public n 11l End hear. ly retry thing In this line, at the Drug ital. Fancy Store Montrol.e July. ADEL TURRELL. THE s QUAKER crTy. Insurance Coiap.' of Phil. Culotta' and Sniping. 1130000. Chartered Capital, -$600,000. . • i Office, Franklin ßeeildingi!, No: 300. WatnorS% FIRS 0813 RANCE ...4 StormlleMllft.o.4 roan Bulkllnon.d Merchandlat oncrogy. MARINE INK' RAKE on,Vnta.. Cow wl Yrrtgkt to .4 fr,rn xll tvttm of Ma Wald. Al. 121,..: Inauronce nu Gouda to and from all parte of the Union. Statemen't of & Bueineis and Condition of theigud. ker Cit.,/ loiuranee Coinpany,'"of ,Philadelphia, for Mk...Moil:ha, ending Joedi.3ol.ll, 11355. . Capital and Snif nt...lOnnars . lot, 1f....... : .. —.. . ... .4...:1. ,,. .5 t. 7 I atom* rettive KA accrued from J.. ftt' to Ju1y . 10... ket: at Prom'amut rectlved, 11, , ,, , :t r: . , Salyut. and Fte.lniturooce. 4;.:1 t 1 - . • LOSSES, EXPENSES, dy. To paid. Ite In, Rd. Premium; and rif9 l 4 IJ &Liget remaining with tii Company', July ht:. unrt,...agra, Eta-ka, Coupon Banda, Loa= an Col lateral md LAWN. $15.^.4m. Elllts Recatrab 90,K 7. CmL ca haad sad to Rant, and this frvia :9,16 eopaa4 8ttR1ua,:...,... OSOWIE tt. HART, Presadeut, I K. P. ROV4, %lee Prti.d...t. I.I.IL.aMiIISWEEL, Ser....tThat:lS. U. EU LEM. • Directors. H Hart. E. P.R....A. C. Catlett, , Moo. 11. M. Faber:'. Dtwa J. G. Pate K. W. Palley, I , S. PErking. C. o.ltr,:E. R. Ctia.Ut Ts, L.ptultergyjt.A. and S. *kV" • pax. 4 9m t • -- tsu3,2v , AN - ACROSTIC. c omE A mY 'I:IFFICE grand_ ind-OLTZIA RZA/1511i0k9 !Isii . o4r,ootoe,stid see wc. ionic b.! AL ALL Spanish BanitvzO,(lesattiodlocouoi. ) ot PAR; - • Rolaimorheiipalaortll totDorr roB , LOCIATiOZ V'J• Lks 'Y ,47; A ndunr l ' thgr4R Et tattailltalßLE SzAVAAS Norria,DreoctuflL M ß. Shiip a, HasomoOl of Sari& stlotol, , oo Surapike aunt.' Jiluatpausa.August 11,107.-to • • STOVES; STOVES, Wit MOnpo tharouglity, tried, to the NJ entire satlsfaegod of all, that they need no ree. °mood from Os. a SATRE 4t lIR2TUE&S• .Montrone, 21, 1 867.. ~ • PSONS desirous otpitgingme money,esdet o or atiy description, can do so. by leavisg acir payments with Post, Cooper di Co., Banters. rose, to' my Credit; Wbostrrecelpts will be Snowed (rims thoiedate. '" C. L. WARD. April di • 66.-"ztl • STEAD it GRIST. AND SAW DILL. 08T BROTREfI3 • hawing . purchalied thelbo". P eatabllalintent,Will keep ootostantly on hod Se rips. ireillssalrlows,Chro Menlo/ rape 9•. ely, alto Chop Wad - Bras it the lowest cash pnees. CIII4Ont, work will be dons with tlespatch, and in In • 9attnl►a.lul[,lQ43 -tl, - . "- Wl ---' thitSsTitrolittitoPel 3l l ll4 4,oo lo # ll% • EBBE a= 11701—.1 •a SB.BTS sso4.'q . ~lM,r 1 officer. =MA
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