Harford
THE Terms of this Inetitztion,during th e next year,
will consist of eleven weeks each. The first
Tens 141 commence on IVnissessfety, the last day of
Asteost i ., the second, on the first IVetim;Sday in De
cember;.and theiltird, at the close of the second
..0-i-nt. • .EXPerixesi. - • . - .
Tuition in the Common 13ranches, including 1 --k
Tom! linsie, per Term, .-
' . :- i Yareral Philosophy; Physiologs, dtc. ' 4,00.-..
- .Uighur Branches, . ; - 5,00..
if wit , on Piano. - - -. -'. L.,00.
lloanl,per week, not luclading room and.
- Lotlxing, - , - 2,00..
Room Rent, per Term, - - • . :1,50.•
--; Expense of Recitation norms, - . - so.
lb-c:aadtain be had daily at die Institution.
Lenore' will be ;given Weekly.
14004 Chcmiatl and Philosophical Appamtw, with
a Skeleton end Maps of the Menton Frame, afford
good opportunity fdr studying those branches
ably. Each roam is (gnashed with a' store, table,
and liell.sfoid, It Is expected lhat our County &-
perintetident viMI give some Lectures during the twat
Term, and render other r assisiance, if necessary, to
those who are preparing to teach in the County.,
'The Literary Societies have been collecting in their
Looks; which, with sonic additions made the..plutt
year to, their Libraries, turtiglt valuable reading for
leimre time. • .
The Institution,_removtl as it is lions many ofthe.
intluOments to waste time, which - surround many
other Instiquions, affords means for iinprorefitent
lorell - adapted•to a region of country, where the great
Maywity of the inhabitants are trained to indotricau
habits. Harford„Susq, Co.; July 27, 18.59..4w.
Beautiful as it is Wontlerful I
I .
is now no longer nesszasars• drat oniihould leave
JL his quiet home to visit distant lauds. Smiled by,
Lis own fireside, with his familrarsurd him to share
the itleasure, he can bring before hint, in all the stout
ling realities of life, the mosycehowned cities, pictur-,
cue ruins, lakes, and leaping waterfalls, snow-clad
mountains with their wild mutes, the remains Gran
dest grandeur, and the beauties of more modern ar
eltitecture.. She spreading landscape, the rattle that
'graze the hillsides, fruiylowers, aTiNthivg,ereryq.ll•ll,l
are. before %cm ad the Is:big—the real—instead of the
pie tare. Well may--ire be proud of the. times
which we tire. when science and art cats work ts .
-tupph like this., • •S
Thit, Wonderful Instrument
THE STEREOSCOPE ,
La the medium through which" tifea.serprising of
fects,are produced—
. H. DEANS is the Agent who sells both
Stereoscopes and Views. A t^aziety of samples am
be seen at his Picture P.oome in the Back Block.
In outlay place the Stereoscope is becomin4 an im
portant and almost, indispcnsable article cf furniture.
sls '
- or SO, will hate buy you_ vomething
that will be both-entertuining and instructive for
yornselc youi fitmUy, and friends.
W. r, JEANS.
:Montrose, July 27, ISAtt. .
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CLOSING OUT
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No. 20
'Corner
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`Bee-
All onr . Slock Of
• Spring and Summer Dress Goads,
f ANTILL4S,PansoIs, Shawls, Dre.is talk Straw
il.l Good:, Az Bonnet Rihhons, trementionely cheap
it - BIRSCLIMAN BROS ot CO.
No. 20 Coot sc, siga of the "Beehive,"
Binghaanon, 3111 . 3 tih, 16.59.
LADIES !
o come and see those beautiful 30 springs es
tension Skirts, just received atsthe" Beehive.'
• i 504) hest quality Steel Spring Skirts, made with
Patent Fastenings for Seventy-Five cents only. Con
celebrated corscusovhite and 'colored,
cheap at The " Beehive."
HOSIERY.
A N imincroe Teaiety of -Gent% Infants,
A
Misaes Cotton Lisle Thread and Silk IlikeiciT,
- cheap at the "Beebtre."
RAGLANS: .
CHESTERFTELD Sacks,'; Duster?;. also the ;tnatet-'•
ials to make them; -' at the ",„Beehive."
• •linion - Crash, Scotch Diaper,`Towelling, - Napkins,
Linea Table Cloth, and Ilockaback, very cheap.
-Also another lot of thoec elegant Duni Voile, for
three shillings , at the " Beehive." ,
Kentucky Jeans, Satinets, eassimerea, Doeskins,
and real French Broadcloths, just received
at the "BEEHIVE."
License Petitions. .
oTict is hereby - given that in pursuance of the
..11 Act uf Arisemblv, the following named person,
have ftlefl. their PetitiOns with the Clerk °Abe Court
of Quifiker Seationa of the Peace for the County of
Sniquebatma, for Licensci In keep Taverns in : said
County, fur which limunes they apply at Augu*t
f.zett..dOns, JS. ..
E=l
*Daniel P. Phelan,
A. A. Beeinst,
Geor^e
,
I:a
Montrcee.
G. B. R. IV3 PE, Clerk
NS - Minni L hatch,.....
July 27, ISS'J
SHERIFF'S SALES.
"DT virtue of sundrr writs Lined by the Court
.11of Common Pleas Of Susquehanna county, and to
me directed, I will expaSe to sale, by public venal;
at the Court House, iu Montrose, on Saturday, the
I:.,th day of August, 15L9, at one o'clock, p. in., the
fdlowing described pieces or parcels of land, to wit :
Alf that certain piece or 'parcel of land situate
and being in the Borough of Friendsrille, County of
Susquehanna, and State of roluisyltania, hounded
and described as follows, to wit: on the'northby the
public highway; on the east by land of D. lit% Gild
d. n ; on the south by land& Samuel Horton, and on
the west by S.ainuel Horton ; containing about one
acre, with the appurtenances, one house, one barn,
some fruit tree and all improved... [Taken in- exe
cution at the suit of J. P. W. Riley es. Philip Wien.)
that certain piece or parcel of lane
situate and being in the Township of Springville,
Comity of Susquehanna, and Staid of Pennsylvania.,
bounded tipd described as follows, to wit on the.
_north and bat by thesmblic road ; on the south and
west by lands of Albert Beardsley; containing about
half an acre, with the appurtenances, one dwelling
house, one barn, and all improved.: [Taken in -etc
"
cation at the Milt of McMillen and Park tothe used
-e• Lathrop - vs. luau B•kiekland.3 - •
Also—*ll that certain piece or paroel of land
situate in the-Township of Oakland, Coutty of Sus-.
ipiehitena, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as inVons, to wit: on the north' by.land of
MartinNidauf.ttt ; on the east byland orTuttls Van-
Antwerp ; cn the south try land of Charles Beebe ;.
and on the west by hunioi Morgan Shims; contain-,
ing about 55 acres, be the same more midst, togeth
vr with the anpatrtenauces, one framed house, barn,
stuali . nrehard, and about 25 acres improved (Taken
in execution at the suit of D. A. Lyons and &other
vs. E. A. Butte.] .• • ,
• Alssus,-.5.11.that vertain piece or panel ' of land
situate lying and being in the Township of afford,
CountySusquebanie, awl State of Pennsylvania,
- bounded and described as follows, to wit: • On the
north by lands of Benjamin Ayres and WWI= Coil;
on the east and south by lands of Charles 11:
belt; sad on-the west by, the land of Thomas Phin
tsy and the Crystal Lake; containing about 200
acne, be the wile weldor less, toget her with the
appurfenattees,'one dwelling house, one wagon 'house,
two barns, and other out building, one orthand, and
about 175 acres improved. 'Taken in' execution at
suit of D..N.'Lathrop to the use of Eliphalet
Wells vs. Sylvester Johnson.) .
' Alan—Ail that certain piece or Ipareel Of land
situate in the Township of-Brooklyn, County of Sus
qatitanna, and Slate of Pennsylvania; bounded and
described as follows, to wit : bighming at s stake and
stones, it being the southeast corner of Mdlot,thenee
north 3}; west 8 perches and n links to -the turn
. ' pike easy] thence south 72r• 'west 4/ perches. to a
• txtrr.er of land coureyed to John' C. Wright, by
A. Kirnber, jr.; thence in a southerly direction bf
the side of a shop on the said , Wright's lot siperch
,..s to a stake' and stones ; thence west to a stake and
sto!.c..s in a brook ; thence stintb, lOr west 43 feet to
eurnes on the'exst side of .16, bank ; thence -east
• c pi'rtibts and Br links to the pjace'rif beginning ;
o•unaie ing about 33 perches of land, be the same
more orleSs ttwether with the appurtenances, one
framtaldwellirg b house, one barn, and all improved.
' [Taker; in execution at the suit of John Bristoin vs.
Gabs, V. Ad am ]
Alsio—All that certain piece or parcel-at - land
xituate and being in the Township of Jeartwcoun
ty of Susquinuuma, and ,State of Petuttyyattia,
bounded and described as Arllows,..to Wit: on the
ta.rth landi . of W. C. Hendrick ren the'diet by
land of Calvin and Jacob Moore ; on the south lq
-laud of. D ayto n ; and on the weithy-,laral of
, Fredenckcontaining 0 iiieretq more or lea,
With the appurteuaucee, ono 444 bow, on
wool shed, one barn, one °eche:llo"nd about 50 acres
improved. [Taken in eseeution at the suit of A.
Lathrop vs. A. B. Lathrop.] , 1 -
- that certain piece or parcel of land
situate in the Townships of Brooklyn and Dimock.
COunty of Susquehanna, and State of Pentisylrauda, -
bounded and described as followd, to-wit: on the.
north by lands of 0. C. Ely and Pteston Tiffany; on
the east by 0. C. Ely and John, S. Bailey; on the
south by Thomas Giles and Jibes Giles ; and on the'
west by Jabez Giles and Preston Tiffany • containing
about 210 acres, be the same =ire or with the
,appurtenances, two houses, one ham, and about Intl
'acres improved. • [Taken,in execution at the suit of
Joseph Watrout vs. Chas. F. Ihu7ott.]
Also—All that certain piece or parcel of land
situate in the Borough of Friendsville, County of
Susquehanna, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: beginning at &stake
and stones the southeast. corner of Presbyterian
church kit, thence south 52° east 52 feet to a corner
-of a lot conveyed tq Calvin Leet by It. Glidden ;
thence along the northwest line of Mid lot south :18°
wear 12 perches to the Idilfonl pardOwego Turnpike
Road; thence along the said road, north Br west 52
fiat to the southeast coiner of George Strupler's lot;
thence along the line of said Strupler's lot north 38'
east 12 porches to the places:if - beginning ; contain:
ing about 38 square pereltes',. be the - same more or
leas, together with the appurtenances, one tavern
house, one barn, and all improved. [Taken in ears
' 'cation at the snit of Judson Stone vs. Bannon Bird
sall and If-.Glidden.]
Also-411 that certain piece or parcel of land
situate in the Borough of Friendsvfile, 'County of
Susquehanna, and - State of Pennsylvania,. bounded
and desc ri bed as follows, to 'nit: Beginning on the
• Milford and Owego Turnpike at the corner of David
Robb's land, thence along the said turnpike road
north 37' west 83 perches to a pat; thence south
37° west 102 perches to a beech ; thence south 53'
east 79 7-10 perches toe poet in Robb's line; thence
north 37" east 87 iterate's lathe place of beginning;
containing 48 acres turd 131 - perches of land, more or
-less, together with the appurtenances, one framed
dwelling house, one tannery, two barns sheds and
other out buildings, one orchard, and all improved.
[Taken in execution at the suit ofandson Stone vs.
D. C. Dayton and]. Langdon, *driers of the es
tate of S. C. Dayton, dee'd, with notice to Terre Ten
ants.]
Also—ill that certain ° dece or parcel of land
situate in the Township of Lathrop. County of Sus
quehanna, trod State of Petinaylvania, bounded and
described as follows, to wit.: on the north by lands
of Grow and Halsted; on the east by lands of Grow
and Halsted; on the south by lands of Grow and
Halsted; and on the west by lands of William
Squires; containing 5u acres, more or less, together
with the appurtenances, two houses, one , log barn,
and about 25 acres improved. Also—All that oth
er piece or parcel of land, situate as above, bounded
and describedas follows, to wit: beginning , at a
• hemlock tree, the southiest corner of land conveyed
to Elisha Lord, thence-by the land east 12 perches
to a poet, the said Elisha Lord'S ° southeast corner •,
thence south 90 perches to a post; thence west 120
perches to a pont, and thence north, 90' perches to
the.place of beginning; containing 67 acres and 80
perchersof land, be the same more or less, together
with the appurtenances, , one framed house, one barn,
one blacksmith shop, and about 40 acres- =proved.
Taken id execution at the ink of Win. S. Brown vs.
P. S. Bronson, Lake Bronson, and Anna 113. Bronson.]
Also—All that certain piece 'or parcel of land
Ateate in the Township of Great Bend, County of
Susquehanna, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: on the north by
land of W. S. Wolcott; on the east and south by
lands of Truman and Daniel 'Baldwin • and on the
wet by th e Great Bend and C ocbecton turn- ,
pike road; containing about two acres be the same
more or less, together with the appurtenances, one
framed house, one barn, and all improved. Aber--
All that other piece or parcel of land situate in the
Township of Liberty, County of Susquehanna, and
State of Pennsylvania, bounded mbd described as fol
lows, to wit: on the , north by the New Toik State
line- on the east by lands of Ancona Hall and .A.
Wakens; on the south and westby Memnon Hatha
way; containing about 66 acres, be the same more
or fee, together with the appurtenances, one saw
mill, and about L - 0 acres improved,. (excepting there
from about one ands half acre of land, more or
less, with the undivided half of the sawmill and mill
privilege.) [Taken in execution at the suit of Chan-
Gure.sey to the use of Thomas and Whiting vs.
Henry DeKay.] .
Also—All that certain piece or parcel of land
situate lying and being in the Township of Great
Bend, County of Susquehanna, and State of Penn
sylvania,. bounded and describ ed as follows, to wit:
on the north by land of - W. : Paint% ; on the east by,
land of the estate of James Griffin, dec'd ; on the
south by land late of Perin& Allen and S. EL 'Day
ton ; and on the west by the Gnat Bend and Do.
cbecton Turnpike; it tieing 66 feet in icon( on the
thrnpike, and running back 100 feet—with the ap
purtenaneo, one tavern house, one barn, or, wood
house, and all improved, containing:about 7540
square feet of land, be the same more or less.—
Also—All that other piece or parcel of land kin:t
ate as above, and bounded and described as follows,
to"wit : on the north by land of Milton Gillman ; on
the east by land of Henry Langley; on the south by
Franklin Street; and on the west by
.Teenpkius; containing aboutbue &twill of an acre
of land, be the same more or less, together with the
appurtenance', one framed house; and all improved.
[Taken in execution- at the suit of B. S. Bentley and
et, D. Townsend vs. James Mama.] •
that certain piece Or parcel ..of land
situate in the Township of Lenox, County of Susque
hanna, and State } of Penniylvania, bounded and de
scribed as follows, to wit: on the north by lands of
Warren M. Tingley ; oti the east by lands of Barlow
Quick and Ellsha Bell; on the southby land of Grow
and Brother ; and on the west by the public road;—
containing 70 acme, -with the appurtenances, one
house, one barn, one orchard, and about 40 acres im
proved, [Taken in execution ak the suit Of Grow
and Brothers vs. henry Millard.l
Court Sl.
Water St
.saver Lake
.Liberty.
Great Ben&
Brookkn.
Also—All that certain piece or parcel of land
situate in the Township of Auburn, County of Sus
quehanna, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded • and
described as folkenk.to Wit :•tm the north by land of
!Heinle! Devine ; on the east by land of John Roon
ey ; andon the south and west by lands of Xiles and
William Coburn; containing 52 acres, with the ap-
purteuances r one house, one barn, one orchard, and
about 30 acres improved. [Taken -in execution at
the snit of W. S. Wilson vs. John Tubbs : 3
4
:Also—Alt that certain piece or parcel of nd
situate in the Township of Great Bend, Count of
Susquehanna, and State of - Pennsylvania, d
wad described AS follows, to wit: on the north 4
lands of J. C. Fish, John Lane, Enoch Hawkins,
'..:xi Myron Mayo; on the east by Gilbert riawkiii;
iii . the south by SanuebDayton ; and an the wed by
Orrin Mayo; containing about 11.15 acres, be the
dame more or Items ,
together with the appurtenances,
one house, one barn, one sawmill, some fruit trees,
and abOnt Sti acres improved. [Taken in execution
at the suit of Olive S. Dyer vs. James Worden 4
' Aisiii—All that certain piece or parcel of land
situate in the Township of Oakland, Comity of Sus
quehanna, and Statewf Yennsylvaida, bounded and
described **follows, to wit : on the north ,and east
by"land of Wm. M. and David Post; on the south by
the Susquehanna river ;, and on the west by land of
James Vanemtwerp and Wm. M. Post - containing
about .0 maws, be the same move or less, together
with the appurtenances, one framed house, one barn,
.
- OPC cornhouse, one orchard., and about 30 stares im
proved. Afro-4til that other piece or parcel of
land, situate as above,and bounded and thweribed as
- follows, to wit: on the north by land now os, late- of
G. W. Gttgory ; on the east by hand of. James Van-
Antwerp ; on the south by land of W. Stoddard ; and
on the west by land of, J. 11. Parsons ; containing
ebout CA acres, be the sone snore or kw, together
with the appurtenances ; one house, one bent, one '
orchard, and about 3d acres imported. [Taken In
execution at the suit of - Rosetta Beginnis, admire:
of dosepb W. Xegittnis, deed, vs. Nichollx Vattant
aerl Al a
•
so—All that certain piece or twee] of land
situate in the Township of Franklin, County of Sus
quehanna, and State of Peonaylvabk, bounded and
described as follows, to wit: on the north by lands
of David Watson; on the east by lands of David
Townsend ; on the south by land of Freeborn Charted'.
ill; and on the west by land of Jacob Allard; con
taining 82
,ncrev, be the same more or lam, together
with the appurtenances, one framed house, am abed,
,
one orchard, and about 42 acres improved. [Taken
.in execution arthe suit of Charles S. Cole vs. Wm.
IL Jessup, atier of Elora Goddard, deed, , with po
lice. to ifery-11. Goddard,. widow, and Frank -God- .
dard, heir; and Frank Goddard Guardian. Of Borth*
Goddard and Helen Goddard, heirs of the said - Elm
Goddard, deed.)
Atso—AU that 'certain Piece or parcel of lend
situate in the Township of- Great Bend,. County of
Susquehanna, and State of. Pennsylvania. bounded
outd desmibed as folkrea; to wit: on the northeast,
-userthwest, and southwest by lands of Truman Bald
win; and un the southeast : by the public highway ;
coutainiog-otte acre of land, bribe Mine more
together with the apportetumeas, one dwelling house,
and all improved. Albao---All that oats piece or
parcel of land, situate as *bore, and bounded sad de ,
aciibed us follows, to wit : on the north by land of
Oliver - Trowbridge; on the east by the public high
way- and on the south end west by,land of George
fhts:mbury; containing about one half-Mire of land,
he the manganese or leas, together oath., the appur
tenances, one framed house, one building occupied
as a shop, and all improved. [Taken in execution
at : the suit ofThomas At Whiting vs, Isaac liandln,jr.
- Purchasers will In all cases bi required to pay, on
the day of sale, an amount sufficient to corer th e
costs Of sale, otherwise the perty 'Will be .resold
l'orthwith. • AWN YOUNG, BfsJ
6beci r 6 OW I Moutme; Jul; 24 ! .
lieghter's NoUce.
118
LIO NOTICKIa herebyiriyen to all persona Yconcerned in the following Estates; to wit:
Estate of Frances Pooler, late of Harmony, deed,
A. Bushnell, Adoriniaustor...
Estate of Daniel Payne, late of Buford, deceased,
AL A. Payne, Administrator.
Estato.of Joseph Molter, late of Jackson, decess'd,
William Barrett, Administra tor.
Estate of Winthrop Alien, late of Liberty, deed,
8. WI Truesdell, Administrator.
-- Estate of Sally Ann =lard, late of Auburn, deed,
AL 8. Lowe. Administrator.
'Estate of Oairin Wilcox, late of Auburn, deceased,
A. 8. Lowe, Administrator.
Estate of Luther Price, late of Gibson, deceased,
Charles Tingley and J. K. Grimes, Administrator.
Estate of Abel Rice, late of Bartbrrttll, dec'd, Am
herst and Fennel Carpenter, A dminis store.
F.staa. of William Morley, late of w Milford, de
ceased, !Saari Norse, Executor.
Estate of Harriet O. Whitney, late of Gibson, de-
ceased, Jacob L. Gillett, Executor.
Benjamin Coiksyne late of Montrose, deceased,
Joseph Cockayne, Executor.. -
. Estate of Elijah Skinner, Lite of 'reit Bend, deed,
B. S. Bendef.and Simi' Skinner, Ent ice's.
Estate of Berth W. Southwortb, Lite of Liberty, de
teased, Jared Marsh and Gideoo 'Southirorth, Es ra,
That the accountants hare settled-dheir accounts
in the Register's Office in and fir The county of Sua
quehanna, and that the same willhe presented to the
Judges of the Orphans' Courti;,opald county, on
Friday, August 28, 1859, for confimation and allow
ance. • CHARLES NEALE, Register.
Montrose, Pa . , July 27, 1859.
sUSQUENANNAS COUNTY
CLASSICAL & NORMAL SCHOOL,
‘.
Montrose, Pa.; 1.859.
MRE Truatuee aro happy to announce to the Pub
l.. tic that the next Term of We • popular • School
will commence on Monday, the 224 day of Au
gut. 18139, under the charge of
•
IPZDY. IBIWIDIIII3IIID 2 3.11 9
A graduate of Yale College. Principal, assisted by
Prof..l. F. STODDARD and a corps oCeonMetent
directors in the various departments..
The Trusties would refer the patron" of the School
and others to the following _testimonials from the
President and Professors of Yale College:
Yhur. Cou.cor., June 24, 1859
Mr. Harl Brodhead, a member of the class shout
to be grialuatell at Yale College, has held a high
rank in the class as a scheilar. So Ate aa I am cc
quieted -with it, his moral character is irreptoecha.
bic Mammas D. Wootattr,
President Yale College.
Mr. Harry Brodhead; who belongs,to the gralluat-
Mg class of this year, hasshown hinaself during "the
two years of his connection with the College a capa
ble and successful scholar. Should he apply himself
to the work of Instruction. l'have no question of his
ability to justify the confidence and satisfy the
pectations of any who may avail themselves of his
services. - Jar RADLXT,
Mr. IL Brodhead of the class of 18/.9 in Yale Col.
lege,is a:good_
. scholar and has a superior mind.
have9ittle doubt that be will make an effectual and
successful teacher, .and can recommend hint with
great' confidence thsehe will not disappoint lthi pat•
!via. NOAII POWIZII,
Prof. of Philosophy and Metaphysics.
Mr. If...Brodhead has just finished his course of
collegiate education, and will receive the degree of
Bachelor of Arts at the approaching conunencement,
As be proposes to be engaged for a time in the busi
ness of teaching, he ib cheerfully recommended by
the undersigned as a -pttioo well qualified by his
scholarship and attainments, by his christian charac
ter and deportment, to be successful in the, iustrue
don and government of a schooL
Tuonss A. TRAMS;
Professor of Latin.
Students may here be . prepared for admission lean
advanced eines in any of our College!, and particular
attention will be paid, as heretofore , to the thorough
preparationif all whcrcksign to become teachers, in
the Noratal Department.,
-Special instruction
,Is the latter Department will
be given during the ensuing term.
The Test Books heretofore used, will be
continued in thekehool. -
LechareieWsuliects of general Interest will
be delivered during the year.
Price of Tatlilleh per Term of eleven weeks,
Normal Departmatt,• - $6,00.
Primary 'do. ' • _ - - • ;SO.
In English branches, anifratin and Greek,. 9,00.
Instrumental& Voca l Music, will be taught if d i esired.
Students wishing to procure rooms, or board, can
be accommodated by writing to R. CUShMary Esq.;
and those mr6hing to board themselves t?tit obtain
stoves and lundture . from Messrs. saire Brod, iure, on
reasonable terms. Price of Boredßored average: n from
s2,t* to ti,so per week.
HON. W. JESSUP, President.
flog. C. F. BEAD. See t
ry.ury.
Montrose, July 20, 1859.-3 m - .
Insolvent's Notice.
x - rovcc is hereby given that SUITS D. CLADS
.1.11 has made an application to the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Susq. co., for the benefit of the insolv
ent laws of this Commonwealth, and the said Court
have appointed Monday, the 16th day of August, '69,
at 2 o'clock; p. w„ for a hearing at the Court Ronne,
in Montrone, at which time slid place all persons in
terested .may attend.
Montrone, July 20, 11159.--Sw
Insolvent's Notice.
XTOTICE ii hereby given tharWm. Ragan, jr., has
.1. 1 11 made an application to the Court of Common
Pleas of Sing. 1%, for the benefit of the insolvent
laws of this Coninwealth, and the said Court have
appointed Monday; the 15th day of August, lets 3, at
2 o'clock. p. m., for a hearing at the Court Rouse, in
Montrose, at which time and place all inter
ested may attend.
Montrose, July
,20,„1859.-3w
Auditor's Notici.^
THE undersigned, appointed an luditor, by the
Court of Common Pleas of Busq. Co., to make
distribution of the moneys In the'hands of the Sher ,
iff of said county, arising from the sale of Beal Es.
tae of F. A. Want, will attend to the duties of his
appointment, at the office of Bentio dt Fitch, in
Montrose, on Friday, lie sth day of Augus+lBs9, at
one o'clock in the afternoon, at uhfch Inn id place
all persons interested 'in said moneys *if present '
their claims, or be forever barred from comkr , iq up.
on said fungi. S. B. CHASE,
Great Bend, July 18, 1859.-4 w
f_
Auditor's Noticg.
TUE undersigned, appointed an Auditor byl the
Court of Coalman Pleas of Susq. Co., to Make
distribution of the funds arising from the sale of the
Real Estate of EILINIJEL CARPENTER, k bitLES
CARPENTLII, hereby gives notice that he will at
tend to the duties of the said appoiutment at his of
fice, in Moutrose, on Monday the Bth day of August,
1869, at one o'clock, m., at which time and place,
ad persims having an interest in ',the rlisnibutirii2 of
the said fund, present their claims or be forever
after barred from coming in upon said fund.
A..VIIAMBERLL'i, Auditor,
Montrose, July 18, 1859.-4 w
t •
.
Aliaditees Noti ce.
THE undersigned, appointed an Auditor by the
Court -of Common Picas of Sum. Co., to mike
distribution of *who& arising from the wale of the
Real Estate of RUFUS D. CLAB.K„lereby gives Der
Lice, that hs will attend to the duties of the said ap
pointment at his °Mos, ht Montrose, on Monday the
Bth-day of August, 180, 'at one o'clock, p. tn„ at
which One and place all persoc.s having- an Interest
the &evil:Anion of the said fund, will present their
claims, or be forever barred from coming in upon the
said Ilia A. CHAMBERLIN, Auditor.
Montroae, July 13, 1839.--lw
Auditor's Notice,
TILE undersigned,,wipoWted an Auditor by the
Orphans' Court of Sus+ Co., to make .distribe
am of the woe ache Estate of J. B. /HADDOCK,
•deed,lareby eras notice, that he will attend to the
duties of the said appointment, at his °lnce in Wont.
rose, On Saturday the 6th day of Augdst; ;1869, at
Mir o'cyrA, p. to., at which time and place; all hay
ing an interest in the distribution of the said fund,
will presept their claims, or be forever after barred
from.commg in upon said fund.
A. CHAIBEgiLN, Audilor..
Yost ' - tiose, July 13, 1869.-4 w
Andlkor's Notice.
NE tmdersignekappointed en Auditor, by the•
MI
Orphans' Court, of klusq. Co., to distribute the
money in the 'Wide of the .administrator of WY.
-BROMLEY, deed, will attend to the duties of his
appointment at his office In Montrose, on /friday, the
6th day of August, 1869, at one o'clock, p. tn., at
which time mud place all persons luteirsted will
pment their claim or be forever f barred from, cow.
Mg in upon said fund 4 •
'F B. STREETER, Asifilos.
Montrose, July 1869.-4 w
L OIL, and LAMPS for bundag. kinfrisante,
TOIL
r• red and* sale by • '
il/W) CO.
• Partnere . Attention!
KIRBY'S' AMERICAN HARVESTER,
A PERFECT *OWES,.
Is A PERFECT REAPER,
And is Warranted as a Perfect
Combined Machine. •
TT
Is very strong and durable, being nearly 411 iron ;
.1 it Is lied, and the LIGHTEST DRAW MA
MIKE known; 'it has no Me draft, and runs steadi- 1
ly ; there Is no pressure upon the. Hones' necks; and
it has a SELF-ADJUSTING FINGER-SAIL The
fingerheir works up and down, Independently of the
driving wheel, emthling it to go through dead fur
rows and ditches, among stones and bogs, and over
stones and hills where no other machine can follow it.
IT IS EASILY MANAGED AND OPERATED.
By means of* !cur the driver can at pleasure throw
the cutters in and out of gear; by another lever he
can 'else either end, or both ends of the finger bar
to pass over obstructions, or move from field to field.
It is.difficult to clog the machine. It is a cheap ma
chine, It is simple in construction, made of good
materials, well constructed and finished.
Manufactured by WELLES, BLOOD, It CO.,
At the .Tioga Point Agricultural Works,
Put Descriptive and Illustrated Catalogues to be
had on application to the undersigned, Agent for
Susquehanna County, Pa., at Montrose.
For, Sale
The best Railway &rill Poverk Threshers ased
Cleaaery Jhresbert sad Separafrss, Av., in the
world.' H. L. BLOWERS.
Montrose, July 13, 1859.--lw .
Piro Fire! ! Fire !! !
Great Western hisurargee Thist Company. Char
ter perpetual. Authorized Ceptraf $lOO.OOO.
.Aeailable Astets , oser $330,000. Office in
Company's Arrildings, 403 .IVatma St., PAX°.
llronidersigned having been appointed an :Agent
T
of the above reliable Insurance Company, is
prepared to take risks on village or farm property at
reasonable rates. '
• Applications perm" ally or by letter, promptly at
tended to. Address 8. B. CHASE, - -
July 13, 1859.-4 w Great Bend, Pa.
For Sale,
UEE of the most desirable fame in Susquehanna
County, situate one-fourth of a mile from the
village of Hayford, on the most favorable terma. For
particulars, inquire of 8. B. GUILE, Buford, or S.
B. CHASE, Greet Bend.
July 13, 18311.--6 w _
ABEL . TUItIIELL
a full amortmelt or
KErecbcccreetaatnqatylarties of
g.(), -g,,D .s. ?.
9
which he offers Uhis customers and the public, at
low prices, for 'Cash. J.lis stock comprises;
Esciss, Merocusss, Slices &Plated Spoons, '
Crurancats, . Foncor, &c ,
Zuni!, OILS, Gold Pens,
Vaantsures, Stationery, •
WINDOW GLASS,'VIOLIN
,
GUITAR, BASS
1 . DrEETC/Ird, VIOL Sramos, Bows, &c.,
1 Gsocaurs, Porcelain Teeth,'
, GLASS WARE, Lanonasens,
GROCER/IT, .. Artist's Tube Pants, ,
' iltaaomt, ewers, Brushes, &c.,
WALL PA ERN 1 al so some ' ',,
WINDOW PATER, ~ pat Goons, . .
..
WINDOW GIL SIIADES, Wtioden Ware,
Panel . Goons, Bard and Jap'n'd Ware,
MUSICAL INSTRUNENTS, FLUID and OIL CANS, •
Lows, Jewsum, Camphene,
Paßrossar, ; BURNING FLUID, .•
STONE WARE, ' ALCODOL,
. BROONS, Benno, Turpentine,
Warns, Umusamas, „LAMP, Tanner's, Wray
~Elan CAGES, FOOT LARD, OUCC, CAS. ,
Poem Extras, roe, boiled, and Raw. •
Gots, Pura.% Linseed Oils,
Atincatrton, —White Lead,
LIQUORS, TRCSsES, ZINd„ and all kinds of
SVPPOIITIGB, COLORED PAINTS,
PORT-MONN A irs, ' Vinegar, -,. -
81101ILDER BILACICS, CANART Sean, •
Bract:toss, -- • also all the popular
PATENT NEDICINES,
and other things too numerous to mention:.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto reedit ,
ed, he hopes to merit a continuance and 'large In
crease of the Caine. , ABEL TURBELL.
Montrose, June 29, 1859.
Fur of Greek.
IICKINNEY & HULL,
leousALE DEALERS in Flour, Salt, Nails,
Pork, Oata, Piteliaßann, Fecd, Oakum, Lard,-
Cemelit, Closer and Timothy Seed. Also,
STORAGE ANO.FORWARDING, •
at their lone established and well known Storehodse
on-die Canal, Binghamton, N. Y.
We would respectfully incite dealers to give US a
call for articles in our line, as we shall keep a large
stock oia band, and sell at the lowest market prices.
Fairbanks' Patent Scale,
the beat and moaf reliable scale In use. Platform,
•Dormant, Mill, Counter, and Druigiss . Scales of all
sires; for sale at the Mitnufacturer'a prices, by
IicEINNEY & HELL.
Binghamton, N. Y., uIY 6, 1859.-tf
Wheeler 8c Melick's Horse Power,
Thresher. and Separator.
ALSO, WHEELER'S COMBINED THRESHER
and Winnower, capable ofthresbing and clean
ing from 125 to 175 bashes of wheat, and from 230
to 300 Itelabels of oats per day. These machines are
*arranged to glee entire satiilartion, or may, be re.
turned at the expiration of a reasonable time for triaL
Also Horse Rakes,
• superior and durable article, for sale at Manufactu
rer's prices. ocr Tax scar.
- MeKINNEY do MILL—
C: 14,wasmrs, nut.l, 7
Binghamton, N. Y., July 6, 1859.—tf
.1, -GOODS I.
E an a :i c z o sui e :a c c eiring a second supply of cheap
W
tumner Goods,
to whia we invitethe attention of the pebllc.
Montrose, June 8, 1859.
PARASOLS.
Anew lot of "Hose very large Parasols, just re
ceired.. READ h CO.
ARD for eale by L
READ at CO
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES, that in pursuance ,
of an order of the Orphant,Court of Susq. Ca,
the subeaiLw., kill, on Saturday, the lath day of Art
ie
suit, at one o'cr k, P. m., expose to public We, by
+/endue, the fo wing described piece or pucel of
land, late the es of O. 0. LYMAN; dec'tl,. situate,
lying, and bein in the township of Sprihgville, in
said county; ndcd north by lands of John liich-•
mond, east by ds of William Genition, south by
lands of Ravi •- - and Samuel Taylor,` and west
l by lands of :MMus Smith ; containing thirty.three•
acres, more or !Mayon which is a dwelling house,
nearly new, two barge, an orchard, &c.
Sale td be held upon the premises, and teruirof
payment made known at time of ask% ' • ;
• ,I(. D. LYNAN,-.4theinlitrathr.
s Sminrrille, July - 13, 1859.-4 w • •
XTOTICP. , is hereby given that by virtue or onyor•
.1.11 der oriels lisued from the Orpheus' Omit of
Susquehanna County, the subscriber. will expose to
site by vendue, the following described prop.,
erty, late the estate of GURDONLIWARD, decd,
situate in the township of Darloid, in said ,County : I
bounded north by lands of John Blanding, cast by
lands ofJames Greenwood, south by lands ofJoseph
I Lewis; and west by lands of George and Dodd G.
I Piper; containing 100 acre; or thereabouts, with
the appurtenances, a dwelling house nearly new, two
berm, an oichard, *c. 1341 e to be held..upon the
premises, on Wednesday the' 10th day of Angrist, at,
one"Abair, p. m. - Terms of payment made knowfi
on day create. CHARLES TINGLEY, ..ddritr.
- Barron/. July 19, 1859.-4 w -
• NOTICE
riallE notes and smarm of the late firm of 11C-
A. KENZIE k ELDRIDGE are now to the hands
of &D. ELDIUDOIC for colleedon. E. Maas= has
=of Ids eudre Interest in theente, and said
ridge has assumed ill the-obligations of the
add late firm.. E. &KENZIE. -
S B. EIMUDGE.
Brpoklynduly 30 1 11159.. •
Administrator's Sale.
Administrator's Sale.
HOW STRANGE IT IS.
THAT the people are all so much in favor of/how
lug the X---s of--n 6 the numerous and
beautiful styles of •
WALL PAPER AND BORDER,
-to bei hid at
MUMPS BOOK MU,
WEST SIDE PUBLIC AVENUE,.
at pekes sa,low as to surprise every body.
A new supply of splendid styles of Paper and Border
just received, and also 'kicker's Patera Peranhon
Certain Fixtures, the boat end simplest ever bro't to
this market. Call and see them worklahnost alone.)
Window Shade*, Cord and. Teasels, Paints
and Brushes, for Oil Painting's, BeautifulLithograpbs.
A new lot of Marriage Certificate Blanks, EGA
Notes, Blank Books, Ac., Ac.
Cards.—Printers, Connrat - tion,Exchange, Sun
day School, Teachers, Sonnet and Inceptive Cards.
Newspapers abadllingaztnes.—All the
Magazines and hinny lira 'Weekly in-Monthly Publi
cations can be had soon as leaned. The trial of the
lion. D. E. Sickles, in book form, also Dickens's new
work, " All The Year Round,"! In monthly parts.
Miscellaneous and School Books.
A well selected stock of Miscellsneoim
School Books, g all kinds, (or kinds enough in all
conscience,)' Sarrett's - tiew Inductive, Grammar, b 7
the dos. or single. Also a first rata stock of '
Stationery, Yankee Notions, ace.
I have not time and the Publisher has not room
in his paper to enumerate all the articles that $l,OO
would buy, but would just say, that you can buy 14
rolls of. wan paper for $l,OO, or you can pay $l,OO
for 3 rolls, or you can have 100 yards border kr $l,
or you can pay $4,00 for 100 yards.--You can have
from 15 to 75 Books for $l,OO, or you may pay $6,00
for one,and every thing else at the same mte,acCord
log to style andsqlndity.
" A ,penny saved Is twp pence earned."
A..N. BULLARD , .
Montrose, Tune 8, 1859.
11.0 a/MI:LSI
MINT 1101111.
Two or Three Regitons why it' is
better than other Machines
'now offered to the Public.
ft is very much easier Draft, as it
Ist, does away with friction. An or
dinary light pair of horses or atter' will draw it with
. _
2ndlt is•gimple in its construction,
, doing away with all complicated
machinery. • -
ard, any
It is about one third cheaper than
other machine now mannfitc
lure&
Don't fail to call and examine for yourselves: Man.
nfietured and sold by *
S. H. SAYRE & BROTHERS,
2m Ea
1M123
s:o
'IIICIIII I
H AVE JUST RECEIVED fresh from the Mills,
• 100 BBLS.
Extra Family Flour, '
consisting in - part of some very choice brands, at
wholesale or retail; also general dealers in all kinds of
aßomitres
F •
Foreign and Donicitic Fruiti, Oranges and LeMons,
Nuts of all kindi, Dried Peaches, Apples; Berries,
Prunes, Pickles, Preserves, Olives, Worcestershire
&MCC FIRE WORKS lb their season, Fish,
Lard;Tallow, Pork. Sitt,...te.,
E. BACON, - - - E. L. WEEKS.
Montrose, June 22,1852.
. FRESH GOODS:
TUE THIRD STOCK AT
POST. BROTH: RS. .
TIRE SILKS, Delainft., Muslin/4 and White
LL Goods. A large atock of Parasols, 11antilla ,
Lace and Edging , Ribbons, &c. Our stock is Lion'
©OKILETEE.,
ani at
LOW PRICES.
Montrose, June 29,1859.
LIFE DROPS,
TIIE OREM' REMEDY POE
Diatrhan, Cramps in .' •P ' aims in the biomaelg or Bon ,
Mokra Morbus, Ineipient , Stages.of Cholera,
G'holie and ,Kindred Diseases.
.11 medicine tow been thosonahly tested during th e dirt ten
ears. and ez perplx Law roved It to be far superior to auy
re* y now before the public turgid, thus of dthemes. It is per.
ly Pee and sellable. does out *malteds the buisels.but elfe e
radical awl Inuuteltate ewe In those seem came. that other reme
dies do not reach. Severe =tope and paha In the stomach Or bow
el. cured In twenty minutes by one or two down of twenty drops.
It to equally enteackno to all stomach or bowel. dld'euluca. The
following from Iter. tie. Waterhouse, Gs sample of the, testimony
wears deny 'welting .
kroner V woo. E. Y.lfay 7,1850.
• I have aced Trail &Stow's Ufa Drops In my Woolly some adz or
e i f t,,, y e a. tenthly-Nes, billions cLolly, and. nit*: stomach and
howeiditOcuftl., sled chiseifully recommend them ass sale ended'.
=miens medicine.' G. W. Wan:thecae, Baptist Molder.
'I aweless should alway, Pith thin rethedY with them when they
leave house. They Wetted theta be able to cUre their 01Flitithef wd
paths caused by thugs el diet awl water, without mamma t o a
physician.
Prepared II Trill k Stow,'43 - Bowery, New Yost, and wild ere;
rynbeis at fra cents • bottle—ln lloutowe by
• DULLARD.
Menti , W. PC. JW,I4 - Ads •
W001; ; 4AltilING
Cloth- Dressiot,ind Manufactiing,l
,AT THE OLD ST4ND OF WIL. H. POPE.
VATw. H. Pop am assoellied with him In bust.
T V nese, E. P. Pope, they would inform all - wishing
Work done that they 11-111 now prepared. to do' it on
reasonable terms. Matmfocturing dono.. by the yird
or on shares. . WM. H. POPE.
Gibs", June 1; 1858. EDWARD P. POPP«
N. B. Feeling desirous of settling up the old b o oksk
and owing &tits that must be paid, in order for.; me
„to pay; , l must collect pay, and would say Hutt all old,
accounts bog standing sat be' wattled.
Gibson, 401 , 1, Itinit.—Sns. WM. U. yam:
NOOTA \CARDING!
TA* stibicribee continues the above - bush:tow ire
usual, at his o ld stand, in Brooklyn. Thitnkful
fot pastOtvors he would solicit a slim of the piddle
patronage. A. G.RJOIFBIOLDS;
Brooklyn, May 25, 1559.-tt
ABEL TURRELL
Ts seMag JEWELRY. at area, Bargain/ to
41e Pomba/ken:. - • •
N0t10909, Jor $O lait. •
The Now Ere!
SPRING AND SUMMER. GOODS,
At Great.Bargams'
READY PAY AND SMALL - PROFITS!
minnurr is now receiving. a MI and
Ai • choice stock of BP.R./2N - and RUNNER
°OBS yicladirrg a great variety of Rich Prints In
LVele lityleslC'inghoons, Brilliants, Plain and Paw
-1 cY Laons,VAallier; Robes, Silk Dre'sa Old
!turves, Black and Fancy Silks, l'oplins, Av., with
a superior assortment of Silk, 'troche, Cashmere and
Stella Skiilels, Mantillas, Parasols, Rid Ribbons,
Bonnets rindnowera,Broad-Cloihs,Casrimerett,Surn
prerSiala,4c., with a large assortment of other,,
STAPLE AEA 14111 1 1 114011111,-
as naval, In Groceries, Crockery, IraniAirare, Iron,
Steel, Nails, Stove*, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Boots and
Shoes, - Hats glad Caps, Clocks, Caepetiay, Floor Oil
Cloths, Wall raper, Painted Itindow Shack*, ST.
The entire stockbeing large, and bought for cash,
will give inpetior opportunity for choice selection;
and.wal be sold for READY PATO() to 25 per cent
below regular prices. Au examination of the' Goods
and Prices will be found profitable to those who wish
to buy. -
Plow & Salt constantly on hand.
New Milford, May 4, 184!
WHAT NEXT !
'VE CANDY Instead of 1111 EDI
G
CANE, is a fact, for
. • .
WORM LOZENGES '
Rave entirely overrated the rat of all other
kinds of
VERMIPUGE
wherever they have become known. They are
VERY AGREEABLE
to the hate. •
READILY EATEN
BY CHILDREN--
MEME
EFFECTUAL
and Reliable antbelmintie
Medicine in USE.
They CONTAIN
NOXERCURY
ninny substance whicli can injure the weakest
infant, hut have excellent
TONIC PROPERTIES ', •
which will INVIGORATE the system and render
it proof against stdisequent•attacks. Price 25cta:
_ Manufactured by W. N. PURDON„
Honesdale, Pa. For sale by Abel Terrell, McKen
zie & Eldridge., Zerahlery, Eaton & Mosley, h ay.
don Broilers, J. Dickeriman, jr. c and Dealers gen.
entity, • • may24:59.-ere
NEW GOODS!
AT TIIE
Qld ilEita,ziLd. I_
zsr arrived froro'New York, nibui r
eOia, Boat
on,, and Baltimore, and will be sold it
• '
•
•
Great - Bargains, •
an extensive assortment of Goods of every descript
ion that may be called for, inch as •
DRY ,GOODS and GRiCERIES,
of all descriptions ;
•
OCD RE•2 . 9
.; a general assortment;.
Ladies',ant Gents' Boots aid Shoes,
all varieties; a good assortment of
Watches, Spectitcles, Yankee No-
&c., &c.
N. B. Many of tho goode above mentioned, took
the premium at the WORLD'S FAIR, in London.—
Gall and see them for 'yo DAYTON .
Great H. DAYTON
Great Bend, jime 1,180.-3 m
LADIES' GAITRS
AT FEELER & STODDARD'S s for 50 cents pe?
pair. Also a large stock of. Boots and
Shoes just arrived. Going Cheap.,
Montrose, May 25, 1859.
Ftench Ducals,
CRALLEYS, Delakes, Lawns, wad other DRESS
GOODS. ' - READ dt CO..
Waitron, June 8, 1889,
First Hattie Austrians Whipped II
B UT that tion't interfere with the.Faet, that more
GOODS
can be bought for. LESS MONEY at the
ONE HORSE STORE
in SPEINGVILLI, than at any TWO HORSE STORE
in the country. For Instance, • • •,
ONE DOLLAIR,:(a melt dollar,)
W,u. BeT 10 yards Good Prints, •
Wats. Brr " " Lawn,
Wits. Rot. 10 " Best• Heavy Sheeting.. .
WILL BUY 31 pounds GOO4l %VIM Sugar.
Witt. Boy 18 &Wrath& -
WILL.Bcr 18 " Rice or 2 lbs. Tea
Witt Der 7 .6' Coffee or its value.in anxthing
at the same rate. We have a good assortment of
Dry Goods
Groceries,•Ciockery, Hardware, Dye:.Stufs, Boots
and Shoie, Clothing, Hats and -Coifs, Paints and
Nails by the Keg, in fnet,lalythi g usually kept
in "all One Horse Stores."
- Girs Us • CALL. J. SMITH, r., & SON.
Springville, June 15, 1858.
THE. CHEF - ST
and Best Stook al GoodS
IN NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA,
Just Arrived at the
Original One Price & Ready Pay Store
HAYDEN' B.II,OTHERS,
Are on hand with a Largo fitoCk of
SPRING and SUMMER_ GOODS,
, that are adapted to the wants of the People.
DRY GOODS, - •
GROCERIES, •
.• BOOTS, MORS,
CAPS, FLOUR, SALT,
PAINTS, OILS,
"GLASS; •
STONE WARE,.
. MATING TOOLS, St., Av.
WA MIES, • • JEWELRY,.
YANKEE XOTIONS,-tke.
. at Wholeiale . and
The variety of our stock is such, that 'any one can
see, with a moments tbeught, that wriWre . enabled to
sell goods 9b per cent cheaper than can be
bought ofany of the oldest POgys in the State claim.
ing to sell goods for "Ready payand Mall profits"
~10 or 11 per . cent below -regular prices. Our stock
waa purchased for OASII, and will be sold Cheap,
Pearr efan the Cheapest.
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
New Milford. Pa, June 1859.—bty
WOODENIiiid
.
Parisi' for Salo. •'; ,
THE Subscriber offers for 'sale his bum, •sittiled
three miles South , of New NiUbrd village, can.
taining eighty acres of lankbl which sixty acres are
Improved. On the premises (tre a good framed hots*,
barn, and shop; also 50 young and thrifty, and 20
large bearing apple trees. The farm is watered with
never failing springs' For, particulars, enquire o +
Henry S. Lyon, in New - Milford village, or of th
i i
subscriber on the premises. H. L DAVI:i
New Untol d, - July 8, 1859.—tf,," a
,
• Salt for Bigo t
Bit the pad, Barrel, Sack br ur P i calcy
ABSL
N 90410, JUly MIN
. •
. HOTEL .r.ExpErts,.
Merchants anderoceri,
CAN now be supplied With• the best
• • assortment Of •
WISES aand'Llteltlolllll,2.
•
_flier offered in this conny,eomdsting of
Otard Cognize, — - 101dPiirt firdes,(Purrj,)
Pale and dark SeigneW, Fine Old Madeira,.
•enitedProprietorßrandy S. M.-Vadrira,..
Merkr - Aeon. Sokerdfun, Blaek BerrY- - Braady,' in
and Cloner , Leal Oen; bottles, • ; ,
Sroteh.d. Irish .11'hiskey, Rose dc. , Cordiat,
,Afonongahela do. _.;.1 Inds Brandy,' for, Pre.
'Old Bourbon do. serves, t ,
- Old Bye do. Sour: Wine, for Cooking
Old Aniaica Rune, Malaga Wine, _
Cioix _
_do. ' CYDER-111.iAlyDr,
Reetifled. Wliiikey t iiy, the
barrel, ' •
Nem/Ake/and do.
/We .Vrinea $ Gold. Merl
at-prices beyond competition * either by .the PION
Puncheon. Barrel, or Galles - . „Every.
article warnulted as represented. For the retail trade.
I have. a superior article of Biraudy t tGlita, and
Bain; for Medicinal purpofit, in
Old Port Sherry and Madera
Bose Cordial, & Black. Berry Wait.'
dy, for, Diarrhom. Store on Main 'Street, 4 doors
below Searle's Hotel: J...CHAMEMIX ,
Montrose, April,l2, 1859.-tf •
CROOK Sr 'JOHNSTON;
. • . •.••
111.11.14UTACTUR411 , ,01/ :
Carriages, Bent Rims,
I TRILLS. BOWS,. . -
Wagon Poles, and. Plough Handles, ,
GREET BEND, SOSQIIIO7II.IIfA COME; •
_! • .
List Prices.
I inch Feints, $1,25 lf inch Fellies, - 2,00
lf " " 1,38 2 " " 3 - ,00
" " • - 1 , 50 1 10 w 5 i - • - • AO •
If "• - 1,6/Thillst, bent heels, .
If " • - - 1,75 straight, - ,50
If " " - -1,83 Hickory Poles, bent, ,Ik"
Great Bend, April 13, 1859.—1 y ,
tooking Glasses:
ALL sin; up to 20 x 40, (;ilt Frames.
Gilt nature Fiwites,
Plain and Waved Monbili%a
LOOKING GLASS • PLUNIta
Put into old Ftsmes on short Notice. '
TUCKER'S PATENT SPRING BED.
the very best In use;
• Cabinet Furni4rennd Chains.
Sign . Painting
Coffin Plates coristankly9n hail and en
graved on abort notice, by ; E.V.t FORMAL
Montrose, March 39, 1859.41
Steam Magill -. e for Sale.
APORTABLESTEAM ENGINEof from eight to
ten horse power as usually r;itedi, halt been run
ning shout eighteen months. It will be sold for no
fault, but because its capacity - is not sufficient form
business. It may tie seen running s any time at onr
establishment.
Also One pair of Ilotehkisa's patent ieneting water
wheelei 86 inches in diameter.
M. L MAGIC& SONS.
Brooklyn, March' 16, 1889.—tf.
Head , of Nav igation'
REMOVED.
T w. undersigned desire' to, notify the public-that
:he has removed his storic and may now be found
on Main litreeti a felt - 1400ra aboie Keeler's hotel,
where he will be glad &see his old customers as well
as-new ones. C. W. MOTT..
Montrose; April 1859. -
1/309:
BEAR IN. MIND THAT
IL &
Keep tits Laves; and :Beet Scleete4:Stock or
TJry Goode
IN BROOME OOVATY,I
AND would invite the attention of the inhabitants
of-Susquehenna,County, and buyela in general,
particularly to their Stock of
SILKS, "
RIBBONS,
. WHITE GOODS, -
SUMMER STUFFS,
CARPETS, dc., etc.,
which they will sell cheap POS, CASH, at Whole-
sale and Reba. • ' R. 11. HALL & CO:, '
32 Court Street, Binghamton.
May 4, 1559.-bty ' •
R. 11. .HALL & CO.,
• simrpuAnwort;
A to their pres-
R e E n large constantly t receiving
ring
addition_
CARPET'S, OIL CLOTHS, ,
. YANKEE NOTIONS. •' • •
NILLINERY GOODS,
. .
and every kind
Fancy and - Staple Dip Goodi
which will-be sold cheap'. at Wholesale and Retail.
Our terms are READY PAY. Come and see us at
Ray 4 1859.—bty' • • SO. SY COURT ST.
RAL Hid& Co.
13233
Dry Goodt o Carpetings,
AND OIL %CLOTHS, .
At No. 32 Court Skeet, Binghamton.
Binghamton. May 4, 1859.—bty
CARD:.
TuATER of the Blugbauitos
Water Cure, will be at Susquehanna De
pot, (Nicol's Hotel,) on the Bth'of each month, dur
ing the Spring and Sumuir, , for Consultation.. Inva
lids will find it to their advFnage to give him a call.
Patients received at allrim at hi. ESTABLISH
VENT, in BINGHAMTON, N. Y., where every com- '
fort and convenience may be found for the success
ful treatment of Issmilids. „
'Binghamton, N. March 28, 1859;--tf ‘, •
Plows and Cultiirators.
T • to. BUNI‘EILL is now prepared to fuslllsh•
le all kinds of PLOWS and CULTIVATORS as
good and cheap , iii can be had at any shop in the
county. . .
Re Imo One altoriln Montrose, near, -the corner of
Main and _Cherry Streets*d another ha New Milford,
near Ikaylo'a Hotel. Repairing done on short notice.
Aar Old Iron taken In exchange for all work.'
Montrose. Much tio, -
. - -
MEAT .MARKET. :...
On Public Avenue, near Searle's Hotel
Tr EEP eonstandyien bands good Inipply of BEATS.
.11 of all kinds. 'Cash paid for Bed Cat.
tie, Cakes, Sheep. and Lambs, Mao for
Il hles - „ot klaith, • '
BENSTOCK & MANLEY.
Montrose, Feb. la, 1859;:tf.-
News Offtoel • ,
'STEW YORE CITY ILLUSTR&TED ffiEWSPA
./11 PERS, MAGAZINES, dm, for sale at the Mont
"rose Book Store by• A. N. BULLARD.
Montrose, May,"1859. • '
Bad,
Medical :Copartnership.
- a Al. C. Blakeslee: th P. $. Birush
lw having 'iussocisted themseives•under the name
and firm of BLAKESIXE,& BIWBII for the prose
cution of the duties of their Profession; respectfully
offer their professional sertiees to the Itmaild public.
Office aatbe.rosidence of Tn.. Blakeslee. miOway
between the villages of Dimock and Springville.
A. O. IILASYSILAN, - Ati!iig ! '
April 21/, , ,
•- ' •
.
Burning F
7[TIIITS and CODFISH, KM S. S. Boots,
and more,Oalters, from 66 coots td $1.75. : :
• 18.'1869., . IAS at. - ITYLNIt'Si •
CIAREET TART?, and COTTON YARN, a, new
N.) aback kale. , :1430.4 CO.
*outrage, Joe 19, 1.469,1 •
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