E. C..FORDECAIatt,
AORST. FOR
?., :ilqiiiiolf'ts selpirig ilißoliiiie,t•
ill :I IS }Lachine jolt what ettty Jaunty wst.t.. :in one whowkl
thittk rttl-out Tele of KARTIIOLF'S
t MILT .',V.AVIMI mat.* the lockAlle.
UPeaa.n r•n, bath atdc. , of the touterhl.
and caxxor air. It 1. one of the bed tuAttaltorit IS
Ltt
tlahte etod , iort nee requested to can at
f:. Ferntlere tkAce,lll3.l• Street, s skew tn-100
01l k Waetefe coma; twfcra purrßcuur ru.• 'ay.; I'd« tr..
d
m
e ellinmaole-xxx
st la fa tee durability. awl exuard.
nre , wnek.el fart fm' e.drable quality. they
tmemcelled.—Srwrar TIIIIZAJOM M11.X.1..1r1.. •
r tin.;l.l44Liorr l 4l . (Mr of the Marti e.
then:are wend ana etradlve n?actiftea In On xnerket..:.
Dams' :V elm. •
1 machine. make excellent watit r .N... T. `SS.
'Slot:Moe, .4.11 13th. 150a.41
W. RILEY
AGENT TUE
illeeler&Wilson ' i Sewing Stitching,
TIIE BEST IN ESE. ;
211KES Ana tin , •anbe on Loth .ides and 'Ant sl,kb vninne
w..k...t m tu r. ..uttp..tt lAtarst,
vn.ll3ing.. calliannnr..inlitinnr,Lcuumlni,..4c.,n It Ftrowtb
.Iterine to any Land 2. Oft.
r,
prefer. Wn Luxe. a; WI Llos's Seeing Maphietes
tamiiy use.—Tit moot. '
it ;•annot imagine "any 'thing more peYfeci.—
..,w Ymtx ETA iersurar.
It 'surplus* ail othera.—Linrcs' Acrobrroter.
Mfr ., is but our Snriug Marking and that is
INEE . LER. WILSON'S.— Joint lilacs of the
wrican Institute. ,
it ha, no rirat..--Frum. rme Atecutektr.
17-4..ruiusutiv prpetifw.-I.IICTIONART 0? MiCOAXICS
The nibst satisfactory home reference giT 718 to
r nerriarily and rateellutrr z fiz
Nlonerose,,Den. 29,
,1858.—tf,
GROVER & BAKER'S
KLICBR ATED
FAMILY SEWING `MACHINES...„" Broadway,' Neill* York.
18 SUMMER STREET, BOST9N.
730 CLesteat Street, Phil. •
137 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE.
54Weit 4th St...Clueinuati.
A New Style.—Price $5O
/11111 S rnsichltre man Irmo tyro .pcieb., leg Teed feet the ant'
I fnitulitrig no rnalfirllng a/ throw, :11 IleacFella and
niperinrst Elildiltin cinch inalnrinntion,
nl.iint rename lathe Luiditredln, Is enlisting! 17 nthcr
It will do ticttrr and chafing. :wring ttan'a iiiennotrern
• , , if sh e work , tome mat an licinr. rinnn Ns i emert...e.
This machine finishes its work—Sorthamptoi
The best patent now irtAnte.—Eaattiw.
Te slot' which the Tribrin e says amen:-11. E 7 rib.
F. It - CILLVDLER,..eIgent.
tteNTitosE. December 8.
307ITROSE PRICES CURRENT
Wheat la bushel,
bushel,..
e , 17:1. 14 bushel,.
fl ?bushel,
orts, 1.4 bushel,
11,ons, white, ? bushel,
g,toes,
Ir.i eat flour, '{d bhl,
ye flour, "ft hundred,
torn Meal, hundred,
'ork, lb
Lzrd, tb
I:zuer, - 44 11 r
K'zt7N Ig don.
lEEE
INARRIED.
In Montorke, on the i4th inst ., . by Rec. A. L. Post,
Yr. loin; C. Co; n 01.11184 FLIMIC J. Dnoei, both
liontro.e: ,
In der Tort city, May 22d Mr. Jostra Wirnot
'Lilo, of Montrose, and Miss MaIIII,XAOG, of ti. Y.
DIED.
jn Trentern,.Wls:, May nth, 1889, Mrs. MICS0111:
wife of Mr. High McCollum, aged es years.
Tne deceased was born in the town of Pringetown,
Y ...A. D. 1791. She was married to her bereay
,llhir,hand in ltgid, they having lived together fifty- ,
ooe years. About one year after their marriage,
~ey removed to Swdluehatina Co., Pa., where they
.r,ided until . the yekr 1844, when they came to Wis."
' , ashy And :settled upon the farm where she dial
-no was.a member of the Pmbytetian Church for
years, and maintained a walk antreonventation of
&•,,at consistency. , To say that she was universally
',loved, is, but expressing the feeling of all who
.-"env her. In . her neighborhood she was called
“7-ititima," as all loved het as such. She was es•
, cially kind and attentive in sieltn&A, as many can
tr by experience. The family 'being among the
first settlers upon their beautiful prairie, was ofte3i
called upon to entertain the weary-emigrant and lrii
fouily-; and multitudes have found 'an - hospitable,
tlupoiary honttsbencatb their root WC have ',card
say tlipt often, ber floor has been covered with
travelers after her beiis had all been given up
Ln , l filled. -. Warm bistro have gone from that early
Lame of these first settlers !
'She died peacefully,.atain tranquillity,after along
I:.ti painful the full hope of a glorious hp
. wnalitr Insyend the resurrection scene. She was
to the grave by a crowd of sympathizing
!-iends andneighbors, where arpid the farewell song,
ac WA3 buried beneath the spreading branches of
''..croak and as the buds are unfolding. their leaves
vilmovarT sun, so she is blooming with glory and
'lilt at God's right hand, " where the wicked cease
!-tini troubling; and the weary are', at rest." Peace
to.h.er aslem —nearer Dam OW.)
'ln Brooklyn, Susq. Go, Pa. June 9th, SARAII E.
sire of James S. Peckham, aged :It! yrs and months.
Mrs.-P. was an' exemplary and deyotdd member of
'.,Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn. She retained
•:.•Zie of her reason to the last, giving directions in
?' . .ard to her &fain and exhorting Ler friends to be
' ., pared to meet her ilia better world. 'During her
,he-seemed entirely resigned to the DiVine .
She emend the dark valley, kaning on the
of her Savior; and .we cannot doubt that our
is her eternal gain. She Itairmt an infant
r of_ tight weekr, which she contigned to the care
of WI s . ,iater, who had attended her in her sickness,
he trained' up for ihe Lord. • •
In Dirchardville,Bnig. Co., Pa., May anth, 1859,
Stan 31.,,danghterofJohn S. Bircluva, aged 25 yrs.
Death has again entered the beloved circle, and
rem] the chain of afft--* - -nr: ft tin
red the chain of affection, stripping from the pa,
r:t stock another blossont. The bereaved father
hi. Ptrideu ones are obliged to sunder another
,!"th e dearest ties, laming the richest tredature in the
•11,11 remt.ant of the family, which four years ago
nine members, and is now'reducedio four
—lour having been taken away within but little over
•!'ar past. The deceased was a young lady of mu
-5,-,,r worth and eddcation ; her life a usefulness
_ . _
was devoted to the youthful band at
:finite. A way-mark for, the kingtlont of Heaven,
" . .ttrth..could not bold her here.
Sl,e seemed a flower from heaven astray,
Teo-pore to bloom on Earth ;
What gemi of virtue graced her way
;To God—her riehftrt birth. z, c et.
Ia New "Word, 'June 7th, after a short Glum of
'.to dArs Itu.ru M., son of Gilbert nod
_Jane WE
.
“ana, aged rime years and eight months. •
In Montrose, June 41); '1859, 'NARY Dorer, aged
iaeteezi years.
lipry . C. Tyler,
n LALtr. TITT Crocrelf...l.'mhretbs. Trthket !Cottons,
11 liwts Shwa. Mucci. •aucl }on.. Szuee Warr. WtrAten
Ilr,yuw. Mod ur Navliptlon:4"alik Avenue.
Ya..fkitpit b://AY
ON I litikS
. •
I.A APE JUST RECEIVED ire& from Ole; Mdle„
100 BBLS.
Atraly Flour,
Nni=iit.iag in part of some very choice brands, at
" 11 . 1 tlide or retail; alio general dealers in all kinds of
- GROCERIES,
F . ,, reign and Domestic Potts, Chimps and Lancer,
\ ate of all kinds, Dried Peaihcs, Apples, lierrits,
Ptckloo, Preserves. Worcestenddre
EIRE WORKS in their season, Fish,
t.J, Tallow, Pork, Salt,'Le., Lc. •
I.IIAcoN, . - E. L. WEEKS.
liOnirtlic, Jane 22, 1859.
WOOL CARDING,
loth Dressing . , and Manufactu4ng,
AT THE OLD STAND,OF wiciir. POPE.
Wa. H. Pore haring iMeochtted with Jilin in bmi
two, E. P. Pope, they would inform all wishing
Jk done that they are now prepiu'vtl to do it on
~430nable hems. Manufacturing 'haw by „the yard
tr glum. WM. Ii POPE.
1 41,0 n, June 1; 1859. EDWARD P. POPE.
B. Feeling desirous armoring; up the old books,
nd -owin g debts that must be paid, In order for toe
z Pal, I must collets pay . , and would ea that all old
mount: eking imtWWg must be
Gag% ins 1, 1569.-Sm. WA. A. P 027..
rtcp4m-mrtss;
PITENT !NEI!
Two or Three Realms why ft is,
better than other Machines
now offered to the Public..
It is very much easier Draft, as i
184 1 does away with friction.
dietary Dell pair of horses or steers will draw it witl
ease. An or
It is simple in its construction,
2 nui doing away with all complicated
mselincr.
3,..A1 It is about one third cheaper than
El 9 any other machine now manufac
tured.
Don't Gul to ezil and examine. Car yourselves. Man
draetured and sett! by
8. X SAYRE & BROTHERS.
Montrose, June 22, '.59.=-2tu Eagle Plenary.
NEW BOOKS :
Just rezeived and for sole by
CHANDLER it JESSUP' ,
QPITIIGEON'J SERMONS, Notes from Beeeher's
Dicourses, Atkingon'a Esploratiorm and Trav els
in Siberia,limth's Exploratinns andpavela in Cent
ral Africa, Cottage on Cliff, a Hunters life among Li
ons, he., Baskercille Poetry of German,containing the
best poetry of Schiller, Goethe, Burger, he., "The
'Court of Napolean;' illustrated, the works of Smut
lett, Radcliff, Bunyun, Jane Porter, Fieldlogs, he.,
Prayer Books, Methodist and Baptist' Hymn Books,
Church Psalmist, With supplenient, Bibles and Testa
ments, School BoOks, at wholesale and retail, Station
ery, Blank Books, Primers, Reward and Visiting
Cards, Toys, Vases, Fancy China Ware, Paper and
Envelopes, Ink and. Pens, Red,Black, and yin. Pen
cils. We hare also a good stock of
YANKEE NOTIONS, &c.,
all or which Will be sold cheap:_
•-•• CHANDLER, k JESSUP
Hontrcm, June 22, 1869.-
UP C 7/ 11. - " Y
. thtre can be Emil at the Store of
CHANDLER dc - JESSUP
a Large and well selected stock of
Ready'llrado Clothing,
ITIIICII will be sold very low for the :Cash.—
• Please call and examine before' purchasing
elsewhere. Also a iood sleek of Hats and Cape,
Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods and Groceries.
Montrose; Juno 22. 1859.
R 1,25 6 $1,50
75 cts.
ets.
92 (.1 49 - cts.
$,1,00
Church Psalmist,
TNCLUDING TIIE SUPPLEMENT, for sale by.
1. June '22. J. LYONS & SON
cts.
5,00 @ #lO.OO
.. 2,50 @ 5,00
1-a6 03 , 2,00
.. 10 @ 12icts.
...16 ig IS cts.
nets
Silver Steel Scythes,
D AKES, PITCH FORKS, dc., going clump.
llh, June 22. J. LYONS & SON
LIFE DICOP-S
THE GREAT EE.LIEDX YOU
Dior+Aira, creams or Pains in the Stomach or Bor.
eiR. Cholera AloeEau, Ineipfent Stages of Cholera,
Chalk and rindrtd Disetues:
TIM/vanedleine.has been therouaitly tested during the 1... t ten
Aar% and sxperltute has wow:tilt to be far superior to soy
'et eal now Were the public foetid, class of dismal,. it Is per.
fectly safe and reliable, doe, not onOstiredst the bowelatont effects a
safest and imniedlate cure In those severe noes that r rota,
ells do out :lath. Severe cramp sod leans In
M l:go:men or tem.
eL• eared to twenty n•lnnt--. Le one or two doseg rsto.t:,
It it nail)). edkataous In Nit itomark tw hovel dlftleurres. The
folio. Ice from Rev. Yr. N't a:triroune, Is a aanyle of dm irsAinon)
wean. daily rerelving
Morn: S toren, N. S. May f. i.
I bare used Trail .h Stow', Life Ile anN it, toy fsoutir anoe .1‘ or
nis.id sears fort:Lining> billions chunk; and mine stottools nod
hewer dlllonttb-s, and cbet.tfully tecounnetl then. as a safe and std.
mien. mediclue. (. W. 1% - arritaorse, Magid /holster.
;tray - tins should always tate this remedy with them whin they
leave hut.. They vovl4 then be able to cure their own acbes and
*DO r3Tik:cl by change of dirt and inter,. so ItLnur rennuese to
physician.
Prepared by Trail a Stow, 41Bowerv, N_ele Tork, and add e‘r
rywhere at t. 5 atlas a bottle—ln Moutritsr be
L IIi'LLARI).
Montrose. Pa.. June M,ls4).—'nli • •
Nantifacturers, Mechanics, & Inventors:
The Scientific American
A NEW VOLUME---iEW SERIES,
-To Commence on July 1859.
Instead of 414 pages, the Pearly roluirre, Enlarged
Series, will moaners EIGHT 111INDRED AND
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es more or less attention in its columns. •
All Patent Claims officially published every week,
as reported from the Patent ()dice and for Invent
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-obtained elsewhere, and which no mechanic, invent-,
or or patentee can well do without. '
As a Family Journal it has no superior for real
practical utility. since in its columns will be found
reful -Practical Recipes. Careful attention will be
tiven from time to time, to reports of .the
Lumber and other market.. Everrnumbes will con.
min sateen pages and forty-eight cohmins of matter,
ith several illustrations of .patented machium and
other engraving.?comprising in a single rear about
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year's mioscription, to pre-pay postage. A liberal
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cerning the procuring, f Patents may be bad gratis,
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Publishers of the Scientific American,
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. .
More New Goodsi
(ANCE HOKE a general assortment of New
k./ Stammer Goods ie arriving at our Store;
among which may be found a very handsomelot of
CHALLIS,
- LAWNS,
DeLAIi ES,
CALICOES, i
, GINGHAM, &c.,
which are offered veryiow for READY-PAY.
. June In, J. LYONS & SOS.
WINDOW AND WALL PAPER
Afine lot of new styles paper window curtains,
and wall paper; some very neat paperii, at only
6 eta i roil, at the flora of J. LYONSA SON.
MATS, RUGS, CARPETS, &c.
CRit 4WD MATS, Door Mat A, Moga, Carpet;
and Oil Cloth, goiug cheap. LYONS # SON.
. .
Bill the Bats, Nies, Corns, mei Piles.
A ebeap and easy remedy for these troubles can be
.1.1. found bir 'calling on J. LYONS k,SON.
Montrose. June 15 1859.
First Bale! Austrians Whipped H
B UT that don't interfere aith the Fad, that more
GOODS
can 'be bought for LESS-MOSEY at the
ONE_HORSE STORE
in Srarsnrruz, than at any TWO HORSE STORK
In the country. For instance,
ONE - DOLLAR, (a cask dollar,)
WILL Bev 10,yarda Good Prints,
Wo.r.`Bry v " • • " loon,
WILL Bee 10 " Bert Reary Sheeting.
WILL Bev 11 pout* Good Brown Sugar.'
WILL Bel' 16 ", Tolerator.
Wru. Bet - 1 I " Rice Of 2 IbIL Tea
Writ. Bur 7 " Coffee or it. value In anything
at the fame We hare a good assortment of
"Diy, .Goods t . •
Groseries, Croekrry, Hardears, Dr SW's, Boots
and Shoes, Maki. Hots and Caps, Paws and
Oile r Edits by Mt IT, In fact, anything may kept
in !` all Osi Mores Storm" _
- Cr A CALL ATM Jr ., 411 SOL
ism 111, 101.
TO, BE ENLABOED !
ATWATER'S
First Premium, Fitm.eVElasile Stith
. $l5 and $25
Family Sewing Mach'na:
p. is acknowledged to be the "Brat dfaeAine for
Fawii,ll Use." It runs without liaise. Is not li
able to get out of order, and " any person with ordi
nary itatelligestei can use it. The examiner at the
U. S. Patent Office, remarked, " that it was the Moat
marked improvement in 'Brainy .Vaehinrs'. he had
seen from the beginning." A. D. SMITH, Agent.
Pa.;!June 15, 1859.=tt
NEI); GOODS
E am now receiving a second supply of cheap
and desirable
Summer Goods,
to which we invite the attention ut - the pull ie.
READ & CO.
Montrose, Jane 8, 1859.
French Ducats,
CIIALLEYS, Dr!tine% Lawns, and other DRESS
(WOOS. r, READ & CO.
Montrose, June 8 1 / 4 IMO.
PARASOLS.
new lot of those very hrge-Earnsols, just ro
la. euived. READ d: CO. •
NOTICE
IS IRERERY GIVEN, TO ALL PERSONS, that all
further depredations upon the public grounds in
and about the
• STONE QUARRY, situated near the
county buildings in the borough of Montrose, by the
removal of stone, gravel, or dirt, must be discontin
ue-it, as the County Commissioners are desirous of
not only rescuing that, but also saving the balance dr
resi!lue of said public grounds from becoming 4nuis-
By order of the Commissioners.
- V. A. CROSSMON, Clerk.
Commissioners Office, June $, I 859.—tf
Cash Paid for Wool.
MBE RIMIEST TRICE in CASE paid for Woo
at...the atom of - 11. BURRITT.
Nes-Milford, June 8, 1859.
THE CHEAPEST
and Best Stock of Goods
IN NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA,
Just Arrived at the.
Original One Price & Ready fay Stor
HAYDEN BROTHERS,
Are to; hand with a Large Stock of
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,
that are adapted to the wants of the People
DRY GOODY,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, airs, FLOW:, SALT,
PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS,
WOODEN and STONE WARE,
BAYING' TOOLS, cfcc.,
WATCHES, ;YEW ELR };
YANKEE NOTIONS. cit..,
at Wholesalb and Retal.
The variety of our stock is Welt, that any one can
see, with a moments thought, that we are enabled to
sell goods .25 per cent cheaper than can be
bought of any of the oldest Fairs in the State claim
ing 40 sell goods for " Ready pay and small profits"
lo or 15 per cent below regular prices. Our stock
was purchased for CASII, and a ill be E;0/11 Cheap,
Cheaper aan the Cheapest.
11.411.1111 EN BROTIIERS.
New Milton!. Pa., June 8, 18&9.-bty
WET GOODS.
Tremeadois Rash at die 66 Beehive V'
LL Wool Bareges, yard wide, slightly damaged,
EL at lu ets per yard.
Beautiful 'Marseilles,worth 50 cts. - ,at2o " "-
Fine French Lawns-, " 121 "at " "
Good Silk Mittoodee Etubroideredott c.*
soi O s :Straw Hobnob, SOl3lO as low as 25 "
Mich Mantillas, 81,00.
Ladies consulting taste and price, should examine
our assortment before purchasing elsewhere.
HIRSCHMAN JIRO'S & CO.
No 20 court st., sign of the " Beehive."
Bingkitruton, June 8, 1558.' .
Heat Ye! Hear Ye!
ALL PERSONS
•
b:ti e---4 l l "gra
"
BLAVK and COLOREDSILKS;..CoIIara and Un
dersteeres, Lace Veil. 4, Brown noun for Tails,
Esmeraldon, Cotton Yarn, Carpet Warp, Band Boxca,
Paste Boards, a new supply of gaiters, Coni Starch,
and Tapioca for Puddings, Sugar, lbs. for $1,00;
at H. C. TYLER'S..
Montrose, June 13,1859;
HOW STRANGE IT IS;
PRAT the people are all so much in favor of /fang-
I. iv the of-no the numerous and
beautiful-4.00v of •
WALL PAPER AND BORDER,
to be had at
BULLIRD S S.,BOOI( STORE '
WEST SIDE PUBLIC AVENUE,
at prices so low as to surprise every body.
A new supply of splendid styles of Paper and Border
Just received, and also Belcher's Pairni Peso&boa
enrtain Fix! on's. the best and simplest everbro't to
this market. Call and ace them work fubsost akhr.)
Window Alluttleit, Cord and Tassels, Paints
and Brushes, for Oil Paintings, Beautiful Lithographs.
A new lot of Idarriage Certificate Blanks, Blank
Notes, Blank Booki, Ac., kc.
CoL rda.—Pri mere, Conversation, Exchange, Sun
day School, Teachers, Normal and Incentive Cards.
Ne wispy' paws stud ilittgazilleth—All the
Magulnes and funny nra Weekly or Monthly Publi
cations cue be had soon as issued. The trial, of the
Mon. D. E. Suckles, in hook form, also Dickens's new
work, " All The Year Round? in Monthly parts.
Mizeellaneous and School Books.
A well selected stock of Miscellaneous Books.—
School Books, of all kinds, (or kinds enough in all
conscience,) Barrett's New Inductive Grammar, by
the doz. or single. Also a first rate stock of .
. Stationery, Yankee Notions, &c.
I have not time and the Publisher has not room
in his paper to enumerate all the articles that 81,00
would buy, but would just say, that you can buy 14
rolls of wall paper fur #l,OO, or you can pay 81,00
for S roll's, or you can hare WU yards border fur 81,
or,you MI pay "4,00 for 100 yards. You can have
front 18 to 74 Books ibr #l,OO, or you may pay 88,00
for one,and every thing else at the same mte,acaltd
ing to style and quality.
" A penny saved is two pence earned:"
A. N. IBULLARD.•
Montrose, June 8, ISO..
STOVES -
Akw of those liefstone and Jellersou
Cooking Stoves left, which will he vold
very low for the rrod.v. Alro a few bide , ' of EXTRA
SOLE LEATHER.
IicKENZIE & NICHOLg
Brooklyn, Jtine 1 , 18511.
Notice in,Ejectmeiat.
suii,uabanaw county, aa.
}
L EVI WISTk'ALL, In Common fleas. No.
as. • ' 321. April Tertn,'lBsll.
Wit. IL Putter Ind IT. Summons in Ejectment for
C. Gonwor. one hundred and fitlur acres
and thirty rods of land, or thereabouts, situate in the
township of Oakland, in said Camay, bounded as fol
lows, to wit: beginning at the north-east earner of
lands of Thomas Jackson I said It. C. Godwbi, thence
running north one degree , 157 3-sth rods to a
corner, thence 'moth Ser east 1114 !oda, toe stake.
and atones in the north line of lends of Jackson and
Godwin, thence along said Jackson and Godwin's
north line 111 3 rods to the place of bepOnning. '
And now to wit, April 1 lth, 1159, on motion of R. 1
B. Mile, riaindirs Attorney, Court grant a role on
Defendant*, to appear and . plead, to this &aloe,
returnable to first day of August Term nest, and di-
rect its pita:mica according to law.
Certified from the Botords. Bay . SO. ISSiI• ' .1
' G. B. B. WADE; erotheftofery. 1
Montrose, Jane 1,1659.41 w r ,
ash' Paid for . Wool
AT J. NUM Jr, t Mt
lOW* Joe 111, 11111,
Loqk - Here Farmers
MEWS MOM & HUPP,
WITH WOOD'S IMPROVEMENT. .
MILE celebrated Machine has taken the FIRST
1 PREMIUM at various public trials and is neer.•
celled by any other Machine In the _country. All
who use it; pronounce it
"d Projitak mut Labor-Saving• Machine
Those not acquainted with till, value are referred to
LATIIAM GARUNKR, JOll/I P c, M. WIL
LIAMS, Bridgewater ; STANIAR TvIRKLL; FOreg Lake;
J. 311_, WALLACIC, Dinmek ; T. Y. PIIIS.I.IKY, Dimas!! ;
S. D. TOWN$1011), Brooklyn; and others who have
used them.
For iptchtne., or particulars, apply to
C. D. LA.TICROP, Agent.
Montrose, May 5, 1859.—tt ' -
'Friends• Look to Your Interest!
Read Wilds; II
LT •N. SHEICNAN, to te this method of
Informing his friends, and the community at
large, that he has just received a desirable
STOOK OF GOODS,
including' every thing wanted in a farmingsounnuni
ty, which he will sell on as reasonable terms as • cap
be purchased anywhere. • I do not hold to making a
great blow by putting out gaming handbills, Ac., but
invite the people to call and examine for themselves.
All kinds of Produce, Rutter, Eggs. , &c., (for which
I will pay the highest price,) taken in exchange ;
so, a portion paid in Cash, if rammed.
Lynn, May 18, 1889.-2 m
OUR NEW GOODS
A RE now on hand And ready for insp .... flolu We
Lase a full and well selected stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
including a varietyCif Rich Prints, iu New Styles,
Gingham:4,, Brilliants,' Lawns ' Chit'lies, Meek Silks.
ke. handsome lot of Caelonere and StelhiSliawls,
at low prices, Mantillas, Silk Mitts, Bonnet Ribbons,
Rueheea, Sc„ 9.50 bunehee Frelich Batting, Our
usual Mock of Groceries, Crockery, iiardware, Boots
and Shoes, Rata and Caps, au. An examination of
Goods and prices respectfully solicited.
MeV
Brooklyn, Juni. 1, 1559,
MeNENZIE & NICHOLS,
Wool. Wool Wool.
50,000'i r . 1 00 1 for which
e:l7 WANTED, market
-pricer in GASH, &Famed at our Bowe.
YOUNG & SMITH
Summersrille Pa., June 1, 18.59.-6 w
WOOL! WOOL!!
H IGHEST Cash price paid for WOOL, b
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
- Nu" Milford, - June 1,.1849.
New Spring and SERI Goods
PINE SubFel-11)er hai justlyeeived from New lurk
1 a new and general stock of
Seasonable Goods,
in all Tarieties, which are offered for READY
PAY. as low as they ran be bought h the Counts.
Moat kinds of produce taken in eailiange at their
highest market value, not excepting tmod wool socks,
when accompanied by a fair proportion of other and
better ply. S. S. INGALLS.
Gibson, May 25, 1852. --em
Clash Paid for Wool !
THE highest market prier in CASH will he paid
for wool, ny the subscriber, at his store.
Gibson, May 25, 1859.-6 w
LADIES' GAITERS ,
AT KEELER I: STODDARD'S for 50 cents per
pair. Also. a large stock of Boots and
Shot!a just arrived. Going Cheap.
Montrose, flay 25,1859.
.TITST ARRIVED
AT'TIIE STORE OF
•
ABEL TURR ELL,
BLASTING POWDER, Safety Fuse, Gun Powder,
Shot, Gun Caps, Crockery, Groceries, Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dve StulTs ' Liquom for Me
dicinal Purposeti, White Wooden Pails, Cant
phone, Burning Fluid, Fancy Goods, Jewelry. Per
fumery, Porcelain 'Neil:, Lithographs; Tithe -Paints,
Brushes, Summer Bats, &c. Also on hand n first
rate assortment of Wall Pager, Bordering, Window
Paper,
Whips, Violins, Strings, Accordeons, Flutes,
Fifes Pocket Knives, Spectariv, kc. New supplies
of Goods arriving every week : Cheap for Cash.
Montrose, May 25, 1859,
WOOL CARDING!
l'ill u E .u s i n i bsc at r h ib i e . r ol co d n.titannir
in
n he n - atr iy e m bu l l ti n a z r a u s i
for past favors be would solicit a sliain of the public
patronage. t. G. REYNOLDS.
Brooklyn. 'May 25. ISso.—tf
MOWING MACHINE
For Every Farmer
WE tie now manutauturing the best and cheap
,' .eat ROWER and REAPER ever before offer
ed to the Elmer! of Susquehanna County.
Its Simplicity and Cheapness
Make it THE MACHINE for all. Please eallan a.
amine for yourselves. S. H. SAYRE & BROS.
Montrose, May 18, 1859.
•
•
Notice in Partition. -
&Li - ire/tonna County, is.
- IrN the mutter of Partition otiteal Estate of the
.1 Baptist Church at Great Bend, at.
To the heirs of Daniel Lyons, late Of the township
of Great Bend, in the Comity of Susquehanna, and
State of Pennsylvania, ileciamed.stuimely ; David Ly
ons,
- of Susquehanna County ; Sahel Weston, wife of
Weston, of Norwich, N. Y., Horace Lyons
and Silas Lyons, of the Territory of Kansas ; John
Lyons aid Joshua Lyonst, of the County of Erie, Pa.;
Daniel Lyons, George Lion , , and William B. yons,
of the State of New York;, and Betsey Loomis, of
the County.of Susquehanna aforesaid :
Whereas L. Green, Isaac IL B. Bootee, and Elijah
Pratt, all of said township of .Great Heed, have filed
their petition in the Orphan's' Court of said County
of Susquebanna, setting` forth that they were duly
elected Trusto , ..t of the Great Bend Baptist Church,
and they , and their piedeceesors are and were, al
such Trustees, joint tenants with the said Daniel Ly
ons, deceased, and they now are joint - tenants with
the heirs ofithe said Daniel Lyons, deceased, he hay
ing died Belted as of fee, and as joint tenant with
said petitioners and their predecessors of and in the
lot of landin raid township of Gre . at Bend on which
said Baptis(Church is erected; and praying the Court
to award all inquest to make parGtion of the said
premises aforesaid, to and among the sail in
terested therein, ic.; and whereas in conformity with
said petition, a writ de partitions larienda was a
warded by the said Coed:
Tau Noyes: That in pursuance of said order of
the Court, an inquisition will be. held upon the prem. -
hies aforesaid, in said township of Great Bend. on'
Woltiesda , y, the 2nrh day of Juno, 059, at 1 o'clock,
p. tn., to unlike partition of add 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 stub partition cannot be
Made without prejudice to the whole, then to value
and appraise the same according toissr. ."' •
JOHN YOUNG, Sherif.
Sheriff's Office, Montrose, May IS, 11149.-nw
- Adaltalstratires.
Wr °TICE la'beyeby sties to ail persons having de•
11 mends spinet the estate of Lafayette Will
marth,late of Jackson township, deo'd, that the rune
must be presented to the undersigned for mule:
men; and all persons judkßed to sal estate are re.
guided to make immediate payment. •
MATZO/ GIINNUION, i r
it Di Wi i r ll t Weft •
_NE 0 OD
AT WIZ
LUST arrived froM New York, rbiladelphbf, Boa
t/ on, and Baltimore, and will bo sold at .
- Great. Bargains;
an extensive aasorbneni of Goods of everydesmipt
km that may be called for,'such as , •
DRY GOODS and . GROCERIES,
of all descriptions ;
0 1 0 REPV 9
a general assortment; „
Ladles' Aid Boots and Shoes,
allivarieties; a good assortment of
Watches, Spectacles, Yankee No
tions, itc., - Ac.
N. B. Many of the goods above mentioned, took
the prejnitun at the WORLD'S PAIR, in Lonticin.—
.
Call and see them for yourselves.
. S. A. DAYTON.
Creat - Bour, aline 1, 1 859.- nut
To Rant.
THE"DAYTON HOUSE" HOTEL, at Gt. Bend,
near the Depot, at the intersection of the New
York and Erie Railroad, nail the Delaware, Lacka
wanna, and Western Raiirtid. This hotel is located
in a beautiful and healthy region ; the builing is
a large
t "
and commodious, with I the 'conveniences kw „
FIRST•ELASS H TEL. There is an a
bundance iit excellent pn water on the prentises,
rendering it suitable for either a hotel or a
E=M:=M
The above premises will be rented, at a reasona
ble price, for a year or a term otyettri. For further
particulars apply to the , Autbscriber at Great Send,
Sumwehanna Co., Pa. S. IL DATTOS:
Great,Bend, June 1,1859.-2 m
IT IS A •FACT,
THAT AMBROTYPES can be taken at DEANS'
SKY PA RLOR,
jig( as cheap, mad Just as ' fieeentifitr as at the Car
on the Green." Call and get an "Impression" and
you will be impressed with thy truth of iuy statement.
• W. B. DEANS ,Resideni Artist.'
Phenix Block, Third Floor, Montrose.
THE unilenigned will pay CASH fur 50.000
Ilu of wool. RII4J) At CO.
Montrose, June I, I Me.
WOOL -CARDING
CARDING.
THE binlersigned would say to the citizens 0f51.1.-
quehanna and Wyoming counties, and to all
whom it may concern, that lie is prepared to CARO
WOOL at his NEW SIIOP on the ileshoppen,
in a manner unsurpassed. Ile therefore desires and
expects a liberal patronage. Rolls warranted.
•
GEORGE JENNINGS.
Merhoppen, May (8, 1859.-On
Administrator's Notice
NOTICE is hereby given to all perstns having de-
IA wands against the estate of ANT Trott!,
Late of Herrick, dee'd, that the same men be present
ed to the undersigned for arrangement, and all per
sons Indebted to acid %tate are. requested to make
immediate payment.
GEO, W. HARMER, Administrator.
Herrick, May 25, 1859.-6 w
c ;
WHAT NE XT !
GlZAl Ai . lll a D2C 4 irstead of lIIEDI
r
•
' PURDON'S
-,...-
WORM LOZENGES
Have entirely superseded. the use of all other
kindrof
frERMIFUGE .
wherever. they have become known. They are
VERY AGREEABLE
` to the taste. •
( - READILY- EATEN
:.BY CHILDREN
-1 . PERFECTLY. SAFE,
( and, are the most
E.OECTUAL .
and Reliable anthehnintic
Medicine in USE.
1 ,_
They CONTAIN
NO MERCURY •
'.or any substance whiith can injure OIL. weakeat
, infant, but have excellent • -
TONIC PROPERTIES
which wiIrINVIGORATE the system and render
,it proof against subsequent attacks, Price 25 as.
Manufactured by W. N. PUED9N. '
Honesdale, Pa. For sale by Abel Turrell, McKen
, zie k Eldridge, ,
Zerah Very, Eaton k 11011eY. 4a3'-'
, don Brothers, J. Dickenuan, Jr., and Dealers gen
, er-ally. . .may24:sll.—ttir , . .
S. S. INGALLS
CHANDLER & JESSUP'S is the pLice - - t to
petite MOST and BEST GOODS for ONE DOI,
LAR, in Montrose. •
10 yards of the best Calico for $l,OO,
12 " " Sheeting " - 1,00,
In " Delain ,e • 1,00,
25 pounds of Nails " I,uo,
12 , best Brown Sugar "
10 " " Coffee do. "
20 " " Mire,
16 - "; Sidierstus "
". Good Tea
3 Gallons " Mobilises "
, 8 Quires " Cap Purer " • 1,00,
with n large variety of other good., that we keep con
stantly on hnnd , will be sold equally low FOR CASK
Please call and see.' May 11, 1859.
Medical. Copartnership:
Dn. A. C. Blakeslee & P. E. Brash
having
nizmciated themselves under the name
and firm of.BLAKESLEE St BRUSH for the prose
'on of the duties of their Kolession, respectfully
Offer , icli; t t \ irofessional services to the Invalid public.
Office the residence of Dr. Blakeslee, midway
between theidHagen of Dimock and Springville.
A. C. MLAKESLiC,
April 27, 1859. 7 1 y -
QUICK SALES.
No. 20it ir
7 r,v, ''.4?
Corner - `... ,5 ' 4 ` 4 " . "7
". .;. •.
pieemsero.!! 4-4 ,
Bee- Hi ve. '
SIGN
Great Chance for Saving Money.
tviascialmrANi saws a Co.. would
Xi respectfully Worm the citixeneed Bioginuition
and suseounding country that they have opened at
their Store, the Largest, Cheapest, and Befit select
ed stock ot. DRY GOODX ever exhibited in
Broome County. Having a constant buyer- ki•New
York who is purchasing Goods for Cash. only, and
principally at the large auction sales, we are ena
bled le sell cheaper than any other establiShment.=
We can easily any if you want to save $1,50 out of
everiss,oo, you mast can at the 'above Store.=
Among our stock of Goods can be found Demo! :
Goode, American, Freneh, andEnillih Prints,
DeLahses, Chillies, Brilliants, Printed Lawns, 'and
Jaeonets, Camilla Cloth, Percale', elegant traveling
Dress Goods, Burge trespague, Crepe Marts. beau
tiful Paris Croselles. Silks, a most splendid ,ya
rietymf plain, batiadere, plabLeheueßressEilis and
Rob4r, Imperial )oulonk ShaWle ttsid Mau
linos; Wrench Cashmere, Tldbet, Poplin, Stella,-
Brodie, Mantle and Canton. Coupe Shawls; Pusher
andenuine French Lace Mantillas, Real Lace Points
mid Wrench Flusmeing Laces, Talents, • Circulars and
'Mid Chesterfield Sacks. 1111111oeiy , Goods,
White and colored StraW Bonnet!, a very, ettensive
lausartmenf of Bonnet Ribbons, lilowet?, Betties,
Crapes, !leaflet Silks, Joined Biondi, Rend Arena,
Coilfares;Dreas end Mantlila Trimmitigs, Embraiti
eries, Real Lam; Ilosieg . Goods for Men.apd 130 M
wear. Bouse.furnishing Goods, and a great many ar
ticles too numerous to mention. -
• An goods ehown cheetlidiv, rep-tented Ishibited
"Omitted to the prehaserq unbiassed opinion.
HIREWHILiN BM it CO.
No. to Omsk; din of deo 0 Beet4is."
4110"1313.01 •
WOOL!
ONLY $l,OO.
EZEZEM
SMALL PROFITS.
Court St.
Water St
• ~N:E_«;::Ga4,DS
• . •
For the Spring 0f1859, at
TOI7IIO & SMITH'S,
anaimaisville, Pa. .
w E take this opportunity Of espreetatnitcntr thanks
to oui customers and the public gene:ally for
their liberakpatronage during the past year, andwill
add, that weshall endcairor to merit 'a continuance
lire same by famishing in the
samoway 'that we have GOODS, hereto
&n e t that is, at the very lowest possible price': Hav
ing just returned from the City, we would livite the
attention or the public to the very Lame and
nimalsoine Assoornuent of Goads; fa
the Spring trade, - comWmost every th ing that
cassia rowel in a CO Y STORE, amongst
which we will mention the following:
A' large lot of thosmsmall figured dark and fast.
colored prints at cf amts per yard.. A lot of these
heavy brown muslina, always on hand, brown sheet
legs Mel shirting , constantly on hand, and for sale at
the most reasonable' p rices.. A large lot of Went
mac, ilocheco, Allen's, Sprague's, Bunnell's, and oth
er prints, spring styles, for sale it the muse low
prices.at which we have sold tbent - during the past
year. Spring Delaines, and Challies, very handsome,
and 'cheap. Clothes, Cassimers, 8/dinette, Jeans,
Vesting, &c. A good assortment of Bond, ,Stripe,
-Cottonades, Ducks and - Linen Drills, for farmers wear,
Denims, Sniped Shirting, Checks, irc. Readylitule.
Clothing constantly On hand. Crockery and - Qua
Ware, mlarge assortment of the bestquality of White
Granite IVare, just received and for sale by the set
or in lots to suit 'purchasers. Hats and Caps, Boots
amiShoes, in endless variety. Cedar Waro ' Tubs„
Churns, Trays, ißucketa, Pails, Ladles, &c. Grocer.'
ies, as usual, at kir water mark. Teas at astonishing
low figures Fish ! Fish! I Fish !I ! Mackerel in
half barrels, quarter, and kits, warranted full weights
or the money returned. Shad and White Fish' also
on hand. Salt, by the barrel, itick or bushel. paints'
and Oils of all kin&
All kind. of produce takon in exeltange fur goods,
at the highest market price. ..
We solicit an examination of our stock before ppr
chasing•eLaew•here. YOUNG .k MUTH..
Summersrille, May 4,1859.4 w •
The New Era
•
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
. Great Bargai ns!
READY PAY AND SWIL PROFITS!
100 r BUKRITT Li now receiving a, full and
..ILL• choice stock of STRING antI`SUHMRH
.G-0010Sinalading a great variety of Ride Prinisjin
New Style:, Ginghams Brilliants, Plain dud Fein.
ev Lawns, Challis, lic;Les, Silk been Tissues 4i/
Harry.; Black and Fancy Silks,'Pesplins, skr., with
a Pope; for asSortment of SA, Broche, Cashmere aid
Stella,Shaels, Afaalillas ' • Parasols, Rich Ribltoits,
Bonsittsnnd Flowers,Broail Oloths,Cassittu-res,Sum
mer Sttifsokc., with a large assortment of other
STIPLE 11111 File . '" GOODS,
as usual,, in Groceries, Crockery, Hard Wirre,
Steel, ...Valls, Stases, Draped* las, Oils, Pools and
Shoe!, Hats and Caps, Clocks, Carpeting, dloor_Oil
Cloths, ll ull Paper, Painted Window Shacks; &e.
The entire stock being large, and bought for cash,
will give. superior opportunity for choice - - selection*,
and will be sold for READY f i AT, lo to 25 per cent
below regular prices. An examination of the. Goody
and prices will be found profitable' to those who wldh
to buy.
• .
Flour & Salt constantly on hand.
New Milfbrd, Nay 4, 1859.
HOTEL KEEPERS, •
Mei.charits and Grocers
CAN now be supplied with the best
.or
ona assortment of
• ,-- •
'f ., WIRES and LIQUORS,
ever offered in this eounty,consistinpri
(lard CJnjnrte , Old Part ne,i(Pare j.)
Pale and dark t geiliselte,l Wi
Fin. Old Madeira,
• lfrairdProprieloritrandy,S. ..tr. Madeira; -
Mrder Saran. Scherdam,'Black Berry Brandy, in
and Closer Leaf Giu, bottles,
Si , otrh ab frith 'Whiskey, Bose &c., Cordial,
Monongahela, do. ' White Brandy, for Pre.
01.1 Bourbon do. serves;
Old Rye do, Soar Wine, for Cooking,
ora Jamaica. Rom, alaga
St Croix do. 0111171 -
New Ragland do. Rectified Whiskey, by the
Pate Bream. of Cold; Slier barrel,
75 •
at prices beyond emanation, either by the Pipe r .
Puncheon. Barrel, or Gallon. Every
'artiele warranted es represented, For the:retail trade
I have a superior aiticle et Unsold y, Gin; and
Rani, for .Medieinal purpasea ; in bottles. Also,
Old Port, Sherry and Madera Wine,
Rose Cordial, ilheek.fierf.y_Braw
dy. for Dimities. Store on Main • Street, 4 doors
below Searle's hotel. J. CHAMBEMLLN.
Montrose, April 12, 1859.—ff
•
Notice to Farmers.
I with to cAll t tfic ATTENTION of Fainters to the
• INDEPENDENT TOOTH-HORSE RAKE.
This rake has been used for the past three years in
this county and proyen to be the kake, and the only
rake suited to this rough country: Any one- not.
ishing to take the assertion and wanting a HORSE'
RAK}, please try one, and if not satisfactory, returit•
it within three days uninjured and receive his money:
-kliberal deduction from twelve.
,made to
Merchants and Dealers, from retail price.
All kinds of Grain taken in exchange for rakes; at
IL Searle!s milt.'
Also Second hand Wire Tooth and Revolving
Rakea .gold very cheap. • '
All orders promptly attended to and rakes deliver-.
ed on short notice. Reaidenee of the entiiteriber and
Manufitctory ono mile front Montrose, 011 finake Creek
Tumpilfe, CHANCY FOOT.
Mot
1,00,
1,00,
1,i)0,
1,110,
1,00,
1,00,
11359.
BEAR IN MIND THAT,
R. 11. HAIL 4ftz CO.
Keep the Largest and Beet Selected Stock of
Dry Go CO
- IN BROOME COUNTY, - •
A Nil would invite s the attention of The inhabitant!
it of Susquehanna County, anf buyeni itt general,
particularly to their Stock of
SILKS,. •
.RIBBONS,'
• WHITE .GOODS,
• SUMMER STUFFS,
• - CA RPETS, ttc., de.,
which they will sell client , FOR CASH, at Whole•
salt and Retail. R. It. MALL & CO., . •
• MM Court Street, Biughautton.
•May 4, 1 80.4ty
• H. H. ItitLlJ .-.*
OF TOY.
BIIIIGHAJITON4
A RE constantly receiving atiditioila to their pies
ent largo stack . •
0413P S ETS . , 01L.C1,0 THS,
YetNEEN NOTIONS.
MILLINERY GOODS,
aid everyliud 'or
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ,
which will be sad - cheap' at Whojesale and Retell.
Our . terms are READY PAY: Comdand Pee us at
1, .
May 1851L-bty. ' ' NO. 32 COURT ST.
R. IL IlAtia di •
I . •.
• •
Dry Goods,
,Carpetiggs,
t' , AND OIL CLOTHS, •
ac
N. 32 Court Strati Binghanyon.
Igghan.lion, MAY 4; 1859.—bty '
-
t our sore, 10
Fresh Fluid a t our
f i ss;
Kostwohltil 4 1 1 4% •
Li • - •
Business Goes - • Chtr,
New Heady Pali Store
HEAD OF iNTA.ViGATION'i
. ,
rrliZ indgcribez,luuritigjitat- ietu .from „Xtww. ; .
.1. Tork,wotdd nioel Fliiny mashis fsiondis - '..
(if he has an - y)ifidifie " -.Awn
,yr.
:itauht - ' , "!
now Reparcd town to ;nava' ~',.,.. :51-/ - -,,. , .4
Rigwq-acoc) - 0)D Ni - : a
, .
bought for Cash, at the old stand, N. 2, Public Av
ehlle, formerly occupied by C.. W. on, where ,hii
wllloell for READY. PAY, a prices that will.
aufeeverybcsly. His stock consists f
' Choke Ashaly diveerie;iirkt, kinds,,l fito 4 e
War
_se :. Wooden iVare, Brouulit, Boot* a nd ~
:,.•
.„ 41Ales. Liffites Vaiter,for C 4;ilii, '
• . Prink, Detains, !teary . , nd :
Mar, Am. and -Mee; -
Matins, linens, am. Haw '
net, Drillings, Totaellitillaebacarkl,
_Diaper, Tick; _Apron CheekS,:hetsisn; - ••- .4
• Striper! Shirting; Pants and Veit 'Trim pis; ".o
Seamless Bogs, Cotton Balk, White ay! .rcnop.
• Knitting Colton,. Veit Darege, tJidr.a an' *44
4
ty,6 large amoriment, Yankee Kotions, • c.
_—___
. •
HENRY .C..TYLEIC
Ladies who De A articl e splend i d . foi• the Hair.
please call at TYLER'S and bay &bottle of Borneo's
Cecosine, the Best and Blisivest in nee valeotuhin's
Extracts for the hdkf,firtOrialitY. .-
.
Montrose, April 20, 1859.-hty ' .
CROOK SrJOthSTON,
Carriages, Bent Ii s,
THILL '1 BOWS;
Wagon Poles, and Plough 'Walley,
' GREAT Bin % Spsousuassa-Conwrs, ra. .
,
List of Prlces•i:
t Inch Fellics, $1,2.5 1} inch Mks. - '2,00
II" " - 1,38 1 8 " " --; 8,00
1+" • " . - 1,80 Bows, '- - . ,60
1
If 1,63 Thills, bent heels ',60
14 " "' - - 1,75 " atrded, - - ,60
If " . ". • 1,83 Meltory'Pores, beat ) ; ,78
Great Bend, Aprill3, 1889.-ly I '
A. C11.1 : 11
$2B PErsfAZER. °offeleVemnifiegra.
and Tuition hi' the,Engliab branchm' at..." THE UP
LAND NORMAL INSTITUTE," I>Fl_ are Ca, Pa. •
• For Circulars, containing Dec - • information,
inquire of A. N. Bullard, in Montrose or address the,.
Principal at Cheatei, Pa. •
Chester, Pa.; May 4. 1.859.-11 w
Looking Gla = es. .
r'
.L SlZrst un to 20x40, in Gilt Frrme&
Gilt Picture Frames, ti
• 'Plain and Waved Mouldirl
LOOKOI4 CUSS • P liTillk
. Put into old• Frames on short otice.
TUCKER'S PATENT - SPRI G RED.
the very best in use. ' '
Cabinet Furniture and iChairs.
- - Sign
COIIIII Plateti
gruTell on short notice,
outrose, March 39.
Eagle. Fe
A:EXMAjb
ATE ask the attention of fanners to our plows
_ which for Combined durability, hardness, and
s teugth of castings cannot be excel I. Our
---,..._-_, ..
Plow
Iron Beam -
' •
we would espccially.call attention to,I witith can n ot
faitto please. --- S. It. SATRE & MAWS.
Montrose, March 30, 1859.
. .
Steam Engine f 0
Sale.
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE f from eight to
11 ten horse power as usually WO, has been run
ning about eighteen months. It 'will fae sold for no
fault, but bemuse its capacity is not snaleient forour
business. It luay be.seen running at buy time at our
establishment.
All4O, one pair of Ifotehlthat'a patent reacting linter
wheels, .26 inches in diameter,
Brooklyn, March ic., 18.,9
Head of N.
REMOVED.
THE - undersigned desire:3 to notify the public that
he has ternOved his store, and may now be found
on Main - .Street, few doors above keelet's hotel,.
wherd he will be glad to see his old cuitomers as well
as new ones. - C. w..IIOTY.
• Montrose, April - 185n. • •
Nen , Arrangement.
11, cHANDI,ER, has associated with hina‘irP
• business, GEtIRGE A. JEISSIIP, at dig Ohl
stand, where we shall be happy to sto - all our 014
customers and as many new ones as It ill please call
and 'examine our new STOCK of SPRING GOODS.
CILANDLER ti JESSUP.
F. R. CHANDLER, , • • -
_Montrose, April 1 . 185 • 9 •"' • - I
.
Truth Stranger 'than etionl
TERRIBLE BIERS it
AMONG the inhabitants of Jessup and vicinity!
Everykottrilochtng into ascertai t the cause of
the Disaster and find that it was broug t about by
~ .
• The New & Cheap As ant of
l'4o
' .
G. ODD -,
which has just n purchased for cash and reeeiied
in Jessup, ands} ich must be cold at some price, fcir •
Cash or approved credit immediately, . : '
It is needless for us to attempt, to enumerate the
articles for it is an utter "impossibility. I Suffice it to
say, - we have a 1,. . , - : ,
~.
Little of Everytliiiig,.
f NV" selling
that the people ran ask tr. e ard - La.
dies! Splendid Gaiters lir itt.llll cis
to 01,00. All we q.lik is a call. ' me and see
the yourselvo. Try 'us, Ire warrant yoi yoUr moneys'
- worth at XARTIN'S ORE • ' STORE.
Jessup, Susq. eu., Apnl :10, 1859.-4 m ' .
Fresh Arri*
OF
NE W GOODS
• FOR THE
1 , 11 1 -
SPRING TRA E,
AT ' 1
LATHROP & DR
, MOntrolie, March 9, 1
_
El.evkittct•mr' Eta..
TOE subscriber having removed his fork of 'goods
to dd.". //g:4D TiffiA 1/o.N."..where
he may now be found with a large des rabic sack of
' • -
Ready 411. fide Clothing : _
EATS CAPS, /to:,
con'aistili„- of every vOiety and abade, .d warranted
to be made in every ! particular ai10.9 custom
work, and it priees that cannot fail to • it for ready
payl; Thatikful forpaat Swore I t o Ito to merit.
continuance of the same; , S. I'ANGDON.
Moopose, MAI 20, 1259. 7 0; • .
Burning :
'Flu'
andCol4lBll, LAW,' Yi
and eitoraVainits, how 56 een
ay 18, 1859. All at
3D30 RILLS WALL
,70 DEEMENT 131 1 71 .
Bordering, Window Po , dre.
A new enipl„l, j‘.. t arrived, and for e cheap, by t
• • .
=I
and en-
RAN.
EMI
SONS.
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