PidladoWiei , Siat of Polyteoludo Bd.
1441;101R.
T 1,4 ii,,N d oksi o of la t ot . nenry Vetbake, to
the /tacit( higher ibli,'emittdi hi the Polytedtitic .
College, is an emit alike creditable "to himself and
to theinstitution. Pour months ago ire chronicled
the fact of the resignatiOn of this distinguished Schol•
er him, the - position of Provost of thetnirmyity of
Pennsylvania, a"pis,. shim which he filled with so much
honor.. Be now unites his intermits with thoie of
the. Polytechide College trader equally flattering au.
spices. The new Collegelencit, like that which he
left, designed to afford aclasslcal eduoation. , It 7}3
devoted chiefly to the -education of gentlemen for
the "dentine and Indushial professions, and when - we
reflect how many of the highest occupations of this
busy age depend upon science and its application, it
is not surprising that the polytechnic course should
belast superseding the old routine of- LCtin and
Greek, which, originally designed for the , training of
ecclesiastics, has remained almost unchanged for
centuries. ,
Nor ie it surprising that men of profound scholar
ship, seeing the tendency of the popular educational
movement, should hasten to identify themselves with
it, and to employ their talents and erudition in itsc
advaneemerit. A few yeara'ago and the polytechnic
. system which had accomplished so much for science
and the arts in Europe was almost unknown iethis
country. When the initiative was taken G the es
tablishment of our Phhadeipbla institution the
,firM.
college Of the kind in the Union, the Ledgie indicat
ed the advantages Which must accrue to our city and
State If the enterprise 'snould prove successful. ' Such
_cess has now been attained ; those - advardageis are
beginning to be reafizO, and. the sons of our own
citizens, as well as throe of distant portions of the
Ernian,..are receiving in Philadelphisothat which then
'wind have been acquiied only on the other side of
.the Atlantic, via:. a **rough etiticatiOn,tuider the
polytechnic system._ , • - _. , ';' ,
This system . Is basqd upon two great- sciences,
Mathematics and Chemistry. The, latter, which,
probably more than an other, is contributing to IM
man =hit and to human progress, includes ; lain
. cralogy and Nehtikrgi. Indeed, much of GOology
and what Is known as by . eicti, - depettds updn ammi
tml principles .: These ra nches luiviever heed pop
ular and - eir,Polyteclutic College; - . and
•excellent mad . - ' thentists,'surnifig them the
able diCtclWOObti - ", :-Chentlevi - IvN;t4iss!
near rtaitif*ti; ire ittilis3id "Istitalhte , of gmdttatesl
Ui)on, KallritiOst s thoZbtiter ~ great thoittitill-tici-
Miee of the, otrimist; , Aaptinifilfechiatics,-.Ci - vil and
Mine inginessitt-Areptinsture, and Ihnign: . * say
tinti the imstrection on .hese is confided to the iewly
elected Professor and Ida accomplished colleagues, is
a sufficient assurance ofits efficiency: Such a noble
Course of education neittls to be profusely illustrated
not WY by IsPetimens t pd experiments, but also b;
exhibitions Of the act methods pursued in the
moat' proved practice; and we elan for Philadel
phia that these an be imedin greater perfection in
her public Werke` and urustrial establishments, than
in thotteOf any other. A:Mariam city. In the value
and variety of h. ..... '. • tunes she is without a si
sal ; her civil .d :nee. ."..- .
_'.eers occupy the
lint rank in th • r profusi on ;' he workshops and
foundriesand I nee T ie d % Mi. pa, . o . ty for in
spection of the ~.- applications o - machinery,. to .
the ivorkiffir# the tiWmatetisi and • . the more del••
irate bran - chef' of manufacture ; her contiguity- to
Mines ofcolklion,.leadczure,sind cop . •r, and her
railroad communication with them, p ••:- •nt eligible
practical facilities to the students of .. .". g - and en
gineering.. .Bere,therektre; .- - are cenmed interests
which mark Pidadelpitia as the proper - seat of the
firstPolytechnic College in the Union. It is not a
Rile thing that our city should come to be the--cen-
of American education in science and -its applica
tions. *bile extending" the blessings-of such 'in
'atrection to the ingeniOns youth of the country, she
will receive itCranarn a rich reward in the stimulat
ing influence which such a College must directly, ex
ert upon the development of all her -resources, and.
the perfection of every branch of her industry.—
phira. Ledger. - , . ,
The 'Territory of Jefferson.
The Territory of Jefferson is the ;latest bit& in
the family of the AmeriCan confederacy. The Mes
sage of the Governor to the Territorial Legh-lature
is published. . The heart Of this Territory is in the
Rocky Mountains, between the 105th and 106th le
trees of Weat longitude. Hitherto it bas been in
cluded in Yantis; butte wilderness of five or six
hundredzones Res , between - like Initabited part of
Ranges and the inhabiteiiiegion of the Rocky Moue:
tams,_ and a separate government is required.—
. Whether the "provisional government," whose or
ganization we announce to-day, will be recopized
and sanctioned by Congress, We are unable to, say.
At all events; Uis the first step of a goiernment,
and •it is probable the region referred' to will
be blown forever -as "Jefferson." It , shows a
serf. impoverished inventive faculty, when a com
munity has to use a name already immortal, and 'al
. ready used to excess over the country. „But
American frontiersmen are rarely - imaginative : they
can bad States', -and care little about the proper
naming of them.
Jefferson ITeritoT7, lying between . Kansas and
Utah, will have a most interesting position, and an .
important one In the dereloPement of our country.'
Let a civilized'and prosperous Population be, estab-
• listed there among the Rocky • Mountalas t and its
streams will flow off East and West, towards the
Mississippi and the iliac, fertilising both, elopes,-
and hastening tie great work of redeeming the des
ert wastes that have been occupied by wild beasts
and swam and even refotreing the white semi-bar
barism that sanctions polyiptmy. The Rocky Moun
tains will become a political as-well as a • topograph
ical steemft ridge, and it theiefore, peculiarly im
portant that the political principles planted there
of use tree kit:Slob:a will bear good fruit is the fu
- Lure, whew theFtiTilpti-teaches the altitude and the,
vigor of a State It-will be a calamity to the whole .
'nation,_if the turbulent territorial history of Sansati
„ is to be eiprodiced in Jefferson. But we do not an
ticipate such a milt; awe hope for the peaceful
growth of afro - State, dOitineti, in the course of a
generation - to be one of the \
most important in the
-
The growth of populatin the increase of gold
mirdngrand the establishment of_prosperoui" comp
mere* and - agriculture iu Jefferson Territory, will
make &railroad to the East absolutely necessary, and
as soon as the necessity hi felt, 'the railroad will be
Made. Congressi which halts before the Idea of
hWilding a railroad across the unpeopled wilderness,
will not'be so appalled when asked to grant lands
or a railload'in Denver City. That will finish . one
half of the Pacific Balton and then in a few years,
.the business of Utah, Califattia, Diego*, and Wash
ington will make the constriction of the remaining
kalf indispensable and feasible. As a great move
- meat, therefore in behalf of the Pacifiellailroad, the
organization and peopling art./eft:ll'm Territory are
very important. —Pkilarklpiia BaUdirt.
Lire ts:k Wrerzat.—The ;following is beyOnd all
nrunbex„ says Punch, the mai extraOrdinaly phenom
enon we ever read :=Fris ltu4es were enjoying them
selves over the tea-table at Ilotherith, and, by way
of amusement, they began olofiding to each other in
metres how 'old they were; qntl. Wyatt found that
their united ages amounted one' hundred - and
iwenty-fwe plus. The mormaingtila rthing, howev
er, is, that thi daughters-d there air - ladies—and
each lady had one—were in the 'nest room, trying
over the Lea new Polka; and, upon cidodating their.
uxikifed sgeit;the lank revealet; the 'astotutdinzlact
that, though hot yet nutirted still they werf, older
than their iliasatais by sevet&ans, eleven months,
and fourteen days: The snyilthi* is add unexplain
ed ; and yet, we should to accuse the young
*lies, lot the purpose of gaining a victory of no um;
meat whatever, of having stu4t-theataeivois out to be
older than thy really were. I
SOrksl4l4uPlaill—
turse, ireso
MI
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, 11 *MOW" *areo ~
The eiplolis ofFsinnOir; thirturiodi parti
san of Ratidcdf, ferould mikaa betty 4f. facts
more interesting. than any , tale . of ' fietitin.
He was a reeklus fellow—blOody ntihdo as
the hounds of
. Hayti. He-sometimes -Blew
the helpless riiid innocent in cord blocid- I rthe
coward!' But he had that instinctive tone
and bearing t;ifautbority'-that kept 'his ; pea
pie within : 4Ni, Metes and bounds of hia own
despotic wilLi ;lie eind hir party were ! one
day resting therriselres by a 'Spring, 1 loung
ing here and ;there on the green grassi in!-,the
shade of the frees. One of his subordinates,
a big strong man, he'd-got mad with bitii.--
His rage had been boiling in him several days
and some freah'efrront et the spring ',eaiised
his anger . to beebme•- ungovernable.;_ he drew
his sword and rushed at his captain, sweating -
he would kill gem.. Fannon - had stretched
his tight form; on the sward, and was esting,
with, his elbow on-the ground and his hand
under his heed._ "His devoted follosi•erh ere
around him;; - and ,he heard the clicJ of
their locks as ; they et:eked their rifles. l'fil...et
him alone,"..Cried .Fannon, in his .quieic iftid
sharp tone. 4-10 lay still; calm,"and selfVvs
sessed, with his keen dark - eyes fixed on ' the'
raging lieutenant, as be Made a tremindOus
plunge at his I:e•east.. But when. •the strOkti
came, its objeCt swerved away like a bales,
and ie baffled .span plunged his', sword
p into
the ground.. .',Qpiek::as lightning Fannon's
sharp blade passed tgrough his gigenticlfrsime
—"thus, and thns, I punish those *he Idiare
geld my authority,,l" and. his eyes glowed and
sparkled -like ti.lierpept's. The man ti4k to
the earth forever. a - - .Ii ;
`.But " Fanrionfs . Mare;" is writtenat the
top of thils'ertie,le, and she fis the herciine of
this present•writlntr. Achilles bad his Xtin
thus, and Bathes r his Podargre; Ale:Older.
had his .Bucephalus; li'Donald had bis
Selim: Fannon' was a 'man of blood - like
them, and like them had his favorite and trits
ty charger ; atiOsenon's mare was worthy_
of her ownor,or even abetter man. /lel cell
ed her the Red :Div:from her resetnyanee
in color to a deer._ ihe, was. a rare animal . —
fleet, powerful, inteliigent ; -doellti as a l i mb;
,
and her orist valuher, I dare say, above
king or country,Lor the life of his fellou man.
She bore !din proudly, and. fearlessly ii
the
'bloody skirmish dr the quick retreat, When
he stood in the noisy council of his partisans
or io - tbe-ti)ent anabush, the faithful brine was
hy his side; ei.erreidy to bear him 'whither
soes'er rte would: -
Dosin,on the Oast of Little river, the 'par
tisan' and shine fOur or five of his follOweii
one day capturedia_ man by the name of Hun
ter, a political 'omen - snit, from the eoentiy
about Salisbury. ,This • was su ffi cient • eau4e
of death, and , Fannon told the_ man he,should
hang him. Hunter was evidently a m a n Of
his time ; but what could he do alone' and
defenceless, ,with halfa-dozen bitter enerrilesl
It was,a case of complete 'desperation. !The
rope was now
... ready, and - a. strong old l•oak
threw out its convenient branchus. ..Faiinon
told him he treght-pray, forlsis , tiine i ciaii
Come. The poor i,inin kneeled down, 'and
seemed absorbed hi his last petition •tol the
throne of mei:4. , Fannon and his men stood
by, and the trusty mare stood ninon - thorn
:with the reins on her neck. They begah to
be impatient fbri -their
-victim to close; his ..
devotional exerciset. • But they soon disCov.
erect there was.merl3 of earth than heaire'n in - ,
Hunter's thoughts; for' he suddenly spr'ang'
on Fannon's mare, bowed - his head downy on
her powerful neck; pressed his heels on her
flanks and darted away like the wind. ;-
The -rifles were I leveled in a moment.---
" Shoot high ! "ikried Fannop,, " save 'friy
mare.". The slugs-all whistled over Hunter's
back, save one that told with unerring aiin,
which tore aird battered his shOulder dread
fully.. He reeled Cu the-saddle and felt .sick
at heart i -but hope y.-as before him, death be
hind him and hr4ereed himself-for tho Mee.
On he sr:ed- . -throngli woods, and raviees,and 1
brambles, did that 'powerful mare carry;him
safely . and swiftlY,.. His enemies were hi hot
pursuit. They followed him by the trail 'i of
:bleed from.his wounded shoulder. lle . had
come to Little river ; there was no ford, the
bank was high, mils deep place in thestrearn
before hiin.• But the foe came. He drew
the rein and clapped his heels to her sides,
and the gallant Mare plunged recklessly into
the stream.-. She snorted in the spray : as she
rose, pawed the yielding wave,', arched 'her
beautiful mane above the iturface; and' Skim
med along like a;W:ild swan. Hunter turn
ed her head downt - the , strearu, in the 'hope of
.evading- his pursuire, and she reared and
dashed through the flashing waters of , the
shoal like lightnin6n the storni-cloud.
But Fannon 'season the trail, and rushing
down the bank with all the mad ene 'lO , that
the loss (lids favorite could inspire. • Huit
er turned the mare toethe opposite-bank it
was steep—several feet of perpendieular,reck
—but she planted herself on the shore at a
bound, and then "away she fl ew over the in
terminable forest Of pines, straighttifted swift
as an-arrow—that admirable marsi! 1, .
On and on did the geherouebrute-bear her
master's fernan, till the - Pursuers iwere left.
hopelessly behind. Latedn the , evening H.
rode into SalisburjrJ- had die slug extracted
from his shoulder, and after'-lingering-some
time with the etrects, of hismound Aid -excite
ment, finally got 4vell. And that - gallant
mare that'had doitebim such good service,
he .kept and cherished till she died of old age.
—Atetropolitan Record. . ' ,
er An Eriglihtpaper says : "A 'garden,
er having occasion: to . neWly paint the, woect ,
work in the interintiof his green-house, deter
mined to make a trial of the theory of the ab
sorption of heat 4_4lack color, with the vniw,
of promoting the maturity"of :his . plants and
shrubs by means of a. greater quantity of da
lode. In the pregiariation of paint he used
coal tar, procured : by the distillation of coil
in the manufacture orgas. This coal tar, be
sides the advantage of its color, offers consid
erable economy in painting, being about one
eighth of the price ',of the material used in
mixing black paint.! The painting • hefe in
question was es ectitd before the egtting - iu
of winter. On the return of s.pring'the gar
dener obgerved, with no . less -surprise than.
satisfaction, that the -Oideri and other insects
whicbled infested hif green-house , had tOtal
ly disappeared. :Ha; moreover',' remarked
that a vine, trained on an espalier, Which for
the space of two ye.sra hid been sensibly- de—
caying, and which be had intended to uproot
for the purpose of, 'Planting another in its
Place, hid acquired such renewed bealth and
vigoeas to be capable Of producing excellent
table grapes." ' 1 1 . i - • ;
W 4 There are goon record in the oth . ci
of the Secretary ofthe Ulterior, at Washirt
ton, as iti• existehceln(the several States, 7.8
Agricultural.Societi•es. Illinois has the larg , - .
eat number of any 'State, 88.; then N. York,
77;• Indiana, 75
_; 1 1 , e etinsylvania; 68
63 ; Afassaclausetl4, 44 ;061,,va ' 36 ; Wiscon
sin, 31 ; Iffssotri,,34. The SouthernAtateit
have but few,'excepi, Virgitia, 31; Matyland
10 ; Tennessee, 18 j South Carolinia,lB; eti.
There was one iri:kanstis, one in, the Indi
an(unorkanized) Tdrritory, 8 in Cal;foillia, 2
in Oregon, 11 in 3.l4ntiesota; 1 in,,Utab,, 2 -iu
Washington'Territo,tlL ,- •
I.RANONAREIT I-41 MT " FOR , GLAirs:--Dij
solve one part by ‘v,
te eikbt. of India rubber inl
64 of ChlorOform • then add 16 to 24 Par
powdered gum llAstlei ebould 'be kept,
warm for two days, itul shaken trequently: I
It IS angled with ewers kaleirrog,
is — nut cut off; don't
Mil
'..: 3f.
=ME
MI
IMMO
I !lireskins. Peer,l , 7z - 01 7
young ,„UatOrdr • tie . yolte .
weyi tead4e foie itut-Taimer's' Club: - et Ccitij
cord, IlifassiietikettS, Pima.- 'Hubbard
I havii founds y' far the.' bitetime. to
train' ttete isWhEnitioy:,,are - calves—,SaY:thii
firstwinter. - - Oken'Whichtraiiied wbed - - 1
Oita young are much more p hi hand obc
dient, and this adds much to theitajne.-4.
Steers that ruff till they are three:Or
old are dangerous' animals, to 'enCannter.—?:•l
They are always running away with the - cairn'
or sled whenever therkis as eh:thee:JOY theini
end often-serious injury is - -
. the - -result. dq.
not recommend'working. hard
young, as it preVents their growth- 7 -theye_ 1 - 4.
a diflefence between_ workingthein and there? .
ly training them. I have often observed that
very little attention is - paid by .•miy.
to train their.' s teers to baclibtit as they be•
penile able to draien considerable load for:
'ward, they are often unmercifully beaten on.'
the head and. face, because the - y-will.not bank
a cart or sled - - with as large a Joad as, they
Can draw forward, forgetting that much pains;
has to be taken to-teach Them to push- back,
tn
:wards. To remedy Old. o ccasion . of this;
thumping, as sown I have tanght,my steers,
to, be handy, As..•it is called, .and draw for..]
ward, I place them on a cart where the lands
is - a little descending; itf thisssitthitiow they ; ,
ill soon Mart to, back. it,- Then I -- place]
them on level land, and exercise them there.;
Then teach Them: to back the cart up land-that;
is a little-rising, the etirtilavin - g rio load..in, as:l
yet. -When I haVe taught thein to stand
tp the tOngue . as they Ought, and back an env
treary I next 'either 04;A-small - lead. in 'the' •
cart orjtaketbem where the land rises faster,.
.which,dnsWers the same - purpose; Bins, in a•.,
few days they can be taught to back well, to
-know how . to do it, and by a little use after
wards, the , r ,will never forget. may
pear oflittle'Conrieleenceto soma, but when
it is remembered how frequently we want to' .
back a load,-when we are'at work with our
cattle, and how-convenient it is to htuye one
Cattle hack-well; why . should we not teach
then: for the time when. we want' them thus
to. lay out their strength ? Besides, it often '
saves blows and:s4iistions Which is . a,consid.
erable when one - 4. in 'a hurry, I,neVer eon,
sidern pair of 4 oSen well broke until they .
will baek - witkeasp any . rea,sanatild load, and
would gives . sum more for
yoke of oxen thus tutored than for a yoke not
thus trained; _
' 16 IT WELL TO CISANUE TilE PASTIME% 011 :
COWS 7,:We had sup Posed that it was ; but
in. the Report of the Committee appointed by
the Nev.' York-Stat6 Agricultural Society to
visit dairy- tarns, it
_fa stated that - I...'dwin
Pitcher, of Martinsburg, ‘Thlt hai a dairy of
eighty cows, ha but one pasture in summer--
for his cows (except about twenty acres- for
night pasture); which ha - deems preferable, ns
tbe•cows are pore contented, and do better
through the season than when changed- .
their pasture. What say our correspondents
Tahe Notice": •
A LL intlinttement# or; tlaipatbt for READ'S PATENT PORT
AISLE CLOTHES FRAME. to unity' SumuclautniA,
hir which (ho uttacrAmed Lae the bole 403;Na b. Ac
cording tit law.
.Theme frAntes ore for role by (ho !A:toiler. st rilall. Let;gth of
um W 9ch.l.l7hit . o:mutliug about It, tort muare.
taf.AUNCY FOOT.
Mot?l:4C. Seit : 14.
NEW GOODS
Dttindr.l 6 h'4ilitAa.34llf.
alta n Ln.ipaitglugta
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heap for eaah, • .L LYONS & SON.
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The New Era! -
NEW FALL4I WINTER GOODS:
At Great Bargains !
READY PAY AND SMALLI PROFITS! -
LlLai nOw in More and he'neitin;Oitrie stiktltione in
• I.ls Slot* of P. 11,1. and WINTI:R COODs, to wtilth hewed
lirvite the attention of phm,pt 1.41.:;i: buyers, tebrarlrig Ole
.thie4 dt
4rable'veletite , r
rarAtT torta
-
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In New br I'4ol Fall TAW, Arai Maids • in. DeLatnett,:nuiar
Plaids, Plato and Yialtl , iterthua .110b4.1r Clutlr„Obighamts,aliSilket
Dreele; Cadonere, and Wurd Shawls 1:11,bona,
13(ittnettS; and Flewere. ISetllph , le, Lai:WO:4w, Froa4tlothe, Cain
14 , n4erea /Fe, IVlth ajull peaortment or '
STAPLE AIIII:EANCT 000 Si
"amend. 'Adv.:llw Grafter* (ircekery, Hardware; Rtarm.a.fran, Sp?",
Nulls, Bate ibdt'apeatooter sod extrwang; Floor OH Clothe,Patrarmi Window :Shades
, j'aper, Paint; Ohs,
F ltutgo Rohm Go.,&La •
ton: laree, and hortglA for t., Ixlll anperkir
oppogunity f,r ebnlee s;:mcgmar.. and will be w 44 for It AUL FAY,
Id Per, per rant. below regul4 ',germ.. • An examination of the
GOOphl and PHICES will be Refold prodiark, to Moe maim - to
buy. •
.nour &Salt constantly cin hand.
New 04.-Euber M/W. -
CEO. - L. SHAW
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Produce Commtssion - Merchant
Bo„S Erie
littildingsjietide R.'S, Y.
P«,a4n°: I`ll,ll°Pc c E c EJLIT,hk tay desirable LaSTY, lane and cathrrnhut STOENROUE.
that I dial.; 41,,,przsc tatCotApiventa4. alt9ooD, What
111.7TER ADVANTA.GE, than most hum,* to Sew lurk.
Advances mode - on Cousifunients
- of Produce, required.
•
StrtennUanlan rhea to the the Sale of ComiIgUIIIWIA. and Prompt
Rearm, mak, All Sales Guarantaird. •
JUSTUS DILL. Apent. ' DEO. L SHAW.' •
Late AHMSTRONO.
inerna Drldmidal4 to inforat hltiold Mende and patinae that he
undid ho ttlealed to lem - Ive Cond,gunienta (redo Arm and °them- -
Harlan had over mealy year( erwrh.nce Iu the excluaive Com.
ndsike Baslianei. he Minter. Idasself That lit tan gWe entire entlafae
not/ As•Lot'A.a-a7T RiaNNISMI-X /10L - 011. 141
NEW leas .
GEO. L SHAW. - • s.
• JElliftENClki. - .
D. Uhaunory, Mee. loe. Co; ,J. L. - '4lAbaus Co..Nw York.
C. limb. Prei. Ake. Huck . • tU. B. Arskutrucq Ji Co,
Wm. M. Mark*. Yrsu. Nue. 111.(..o. Owls Ttuuspeus • • • •••-•"'
I'madonLiss. Co. A. Llttle, •
J. Funk. ?rm. Lufuyette In. Co. James V. Frseusis •
Norm tl. PoTulLAlsysr.limsklys, H. L. Cs-12.
O. 11. Sturkas. 97 Afsklieu.Luue. cap , t.Juutuu H. Lesd.
J. a. Lig ht w 4
streel.l
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6: w. BRONSON'. Of lAnsrehasala Dep.d, mill twelve eidd (4-
'4rd Prdduce of all kinds W the above 3L. L, t;LAW .I.ud.JusTus
LILL. Agent, New York. The 13114 atnem r wl i oda
he sea tool to the Store of said /311.02:47501. .
k'nteinher 7_ I"na—ly,
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- Make the . Old Things. New -'•
A NEWARTIeLE for ale in SusKtutllAntct county. only. at the
ja. MONTROSE BOOK S )RE. .
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A MAHOGAN Y CLOT H 4:14 attd - 48 Indwri aide. for Tables.
Stands, liar Ltd More Co 41elodtwa and Ytatio Coven.- ,
• Filtigreill ' , Tab' and Stand Sp
'Or.VOIOOO - 111iCa and Arles. and ill Witranted to fltind tt+o tort i riel M
ing ..,14,,, Sett (..01V,IA, ijaZOPlhe be, Splits. , gee ' . le., and will oat
Leak or crack to oula of bet Imam; Just the article to make out
(=dome tww. For MI/ by . ' . , A. N. BULLARD.
Wattles. July :7, luta, ,
,urio Work 4)ll..lu:day sad expeditkial
Nip4774"c4llQQFn,' '
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ADJOINING THE BANK Of BINGRAMTON.
K. - 3M:nM!LIT -Agent'
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101.1 R sS4OSTS rind ELEGANT STORE %a now open with On
en no :sew •
i Cti
X :l4 . ,r 3 r. . Aar
C" 409 '
'nide for extent. richnerk and variety, far nnTannen anytntoirsitr
ofh , red lo the Sot:Ahern Ster.
At owl& with every deecripticm of Clothe; Curd:nerd% Sattlnetts, Vest.
ham lhcr Coathip, Ttertals Kmtucky Jeans, &e., &c, front !be
Illt.tst to the dimpled. In the line of
LADIES'•
DRESS GOODS,
.
. .Euer Exhibited in this jfati•ct. • '
IS
.
Plain and Printed;all Wool Prenel, .Merinon; (rein oenta up.
Rich L'lllntallFunni all Wool th La., Rich 'lndia Silks and Pop
11.m. 250 trt I. much .cl Ell.ll Stun' floods, of every style .41
iiuo , l donut(' rohr-r q r. t4 un i ltp l , dulye, 51erli9k and
Saxony vitad., and Strim, ui‘ly 110 c, 11. C. 1- 1, 4 1 6.
Pats %%wilt 12 yid Itavnts for 19
11E3Gnacl Dark Prima, 6 sada.
•
SIXLITELOW I! •
Of cvcry deteriptino, from it Ohes.p..4 Rob Roy, to the wait ele ,
kuit Mut& Itrocqe. cheaper Ition evcr known.
CIPAKS, • . •..
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'RAGLANS,
MISTERS, • -
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.t.die:Clollis of rx:ory Fancy Color and Quality sitlrTllmmtnri to
mates.
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Gloves and Hosiery
of all 11mb and qualalat, far Gains, L.1.91ne, Goya, .Mines and (Alla
I.a.livs'liklrta all makek
100 plena White and fictrlet. Plaln and T tht t Woul F/annelry re d
Wan the Nuw York paelabT prim.
DOMESTICS,.
'Of evcry kind, by - Om inn, piece. or Flirt!. Illonclord and '11o;n3
.:14.73hv, 6
Millinery Goods,_:,
'Orceury dex‘riptlon, Wl.Monle and enippled
with uverythittg In the line at New York holoctle• Pelee, From the
hot that one of theTroitriotons rpunchf Ma whole - 111/le to \nw _York
Gli)' rm•urt.,,i; .04 iorppnitng Lbo
;the market affords, loath:ll4:ra can rely on always' Coding nftr Stock
Toll and a,..ortrnent complete, MI Goode Isniglst for this Lirahilshc
atv in cnty...otlon with It lay,:e Wholesalr 11.44.11, New Y.ork.
'Troth thilliwortem 31anniactimrs104 Nov Vnrk Anti
flows, dirtythereby raring the dobbctSprollt.,.
The Eencjit of which our C'ustatneri can kale.
PVT!: the flenltieS we pospts, we KNOW that µ c can and
Will. sell all Muds Of Dry Goods
• Lamisis;
:Than ANY other . House
•TEIS SECTION.
cu -
took out for the New-YorkStore,
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ll..tts just returned Irtnii Mediu:: and tuireharlng, and bnow re
mielue. nue of the Isrgest mud best assortuurne or
4•0:45 D-S
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veer ofTere•lln this market. Ibe qmlity every Odic gond ;-
and all wartnnted es represented. Trims: HLADI CASH and
Lent' PItIUE.A Sane general Cdta 02 the innth may be funned froth
the tenni:her etannemtitst
"MEDICINES, " SILVER & Plated Spoons,
CilautcALS, - ; Foam; SC ,
PAINTS, OILS, • Gold Pens, "
VARNISHES Stationery,
,a
VIOLIN, GUITAR, BASS
DYE STUFFS, . VlOl. STS,INGs Bows, &C.,
GROCERIES, • 's Pordelain Teeth,
TGLASS WARE,; • - tITHOORAPHEL'
CROCKERY, • Artist's Tube Paints,
!I' Minnow, CLoeks,- Brushei, tge.,
WALL PAPER, .'also -some . .
Wisnow PAPER, • Dar Goons,
. 1: WINDOW OIL SHADES,. Wooden Ware, •
FANCY GOODS, ilard,and Jap'n'd Ware,
. 11 ilestc.tc. INSTRUMENTS, FLUID and OIL CANS;
. LALIPS, JirWELIIST, Camphene, Coal Oil,
LiPeard*Kar, - 1 ' • Boasts° FLnin,
ISrosx Viiaz,• • ALCOHOL i -
J3Looms,-Bansrus; • Turpentine, '
'Layr, Tanner's, NEAT "I
'BIRD CAGES, • Foov, LARD, Olive, CAS..
' Poo: er' Ks vr.s, ins, Boiled, and RAN .
PisroLs, Linseed bits, ,
Aturstrtos, - :White „Lead, • .
'Ltocons, TRUSSES, ZINC, and all kinds of
SUPPORTERS, COLOREDPAINTS, • .
PORT-MONNAIES,'
SEIDDLDER BRACES,•• - • CANSIRT`SEED,
SPECTACLES • • 'also all the- popular
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tori
Ciooz
• PATENT MEDICINES,
an 4 other thing. taatourwrinza to meuticen. ,
Arit to Imprattientdo to glvetteua Gum a general outline of my
'ldea through the Newspopem, every- nue wishing GOODS hi Invited
to Mil and economise. Ciodomers on entering the Storg mug not ex
pect to find m - ery three:, in eight bui samrlyeVerrartiefe wanted will
be produced by Paralry, -
Thankful fbr the ithend patronage. hitherto resolved. he hopes to
merit a eouthinance and 14 a inermay of the male.
ADEL TtItliELL.
liOntrorie. °rioter
A. C & . •
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D • B. TILAYLIt, of the 111NR.IIANITON WATER-CI:RE,' alll
brat li nAquell an n a bel.at, (Nkufe llotel..) 06 the 6th of each
to ,Noug the bpring and Icuirtnier, for t;takalltettlo6. Invalids
eall,plei 11.1 p Mir fitlraat..Nee to glee Ithu a cell.
' hitienht reerlierl at ell tltur.i4t IdiESTATII.ISTINIFfN't in RING.
If A,SITON. N. Y.; where every vfinfott lota temectilenat tun Get
rom6ll for the nueeeaful tretttnteht 6f iNTAI.IDS;
'Ll47 l “tlut.h..N. 1., March f r '3, 16.7....-.tf
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LADIES' GAITERS.
7, 4.o l2,,E h tgr w o z i lit it s p . , :r 50 zits!..l,l:l4.roiAlArp!atarice
;POST - BAOTILEER .
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r.‘ Ilibti v • ft " 4 " , Good; sfiztua
Our Stuck. Li *gm
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° R I / 11 G - J L `ir gti 13.
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TAE ,CHEAPEST
aid Best Stobk of Goods
IN. NORTHERN. PENNSYLVANIA,
AT nig
Ortinal Oni Price & Ready Pay Store
DILL, geLt.
that are adaptedlo the traits of the People. •
DRY GOODS, . • •
GROCERIES,
BOOTS, 800E4 •
HA T s, CAPS, •' FLOUR,RALT,
PAINTS, OILS, '
GLASS,
- WOODEN and - STONE WARE,.
HAYINO TOOLS, t c., d 4.
IV ATCHES'JEWELRY;
h. tt.SrKE N E
NoTi.ONS, tEe., - •
:'at Wholesale and -lietall;
slid* suell, th at arimicm tim., with a mo.
tottori4t, t tlrt we are twabted to mar floods tt.s - PER CENT.
MEAT tbep cat belerh, !ataxy of to: 4 oldd FV's je t the
rag erB
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itr °4l r4; a t/ II 100 P —EMP a = I.
____KA liee leN " C)IX PR LTOT Ua:'re
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• ' ..ll A:S i DENAlSitbirintigt ;
, PII* 11 4JURI: 1 411114410' - • "
51::. COURT ' , ST., -: i
Our Cloth Department
late. the lagelit mut most eltxmiSttick at
Rich, Black, and Fancy Silks;
ißb.et.vvlse.
FLANNELS.
BEST BARGAINS
_5l COURT STREET.
• NI AT Agent.
BINGILOSTON Sept. V. pez!.-an - ; - • -
ABEL TURRELL
FRESH GOODS
THE THIRD STOUR AT
myri
W7_ ICES.
Mantropt, June 0.1869, • ,
hAYDEN BROTHERS,
Ate oh band with a Lade fitock of
SPRING . apt SUMMER GOODS,
:?:.'+y?t,,?tt't. .-~.. -- - - TY~~'~ - ;i:. iTi'.' ..,_t.:i'Jw`:>i=..urn.-`.~iew'a~H~:+'aJ SSrw~;~~TUt":~.~r=i.~'asr~'~'S~e~e''',..wr''Na~:Y_~-'.~~?,
1'
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- HOSTETTER I S"'" "
STOMACH
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; Ir hs a, WS tltat, at some Periotl,'etery mem. .....
her of llio hriman family:kr subject. to' disease'" i
or disturbance-of the bodily funtitiotu; but,_
with the aid of a good Conic and the exercise IS
of 'plain common sense, theyimaY be able Bo to c"
-remihttatlie4ystent raaltd-,:ieentrirpeentiusent - 41 -
health. In order to aceomplish this 'desired „!
object, theirito 'eourse te puha is certainly.
that
that which will produce a natural .state'-of r '
. things at the least hazard ofviqd strength and
life.. For this purpose, Dr. Hostetter has in-'
trodnced to this country a preparation bearing __
his-tanieorhich is not a new medicine, but one ,8
that has been tried for years, giving satisfac- g.
lon -to all who have .used k. The Bitters e
'operate :powerfulli upon '.the stomach, boweLs-, F
and liver, restoring Meet to ' a healthy and 'el
vigbeeus action, Emil thus, by the simple pro:- 'n"
tess_of strengthening nature, enable the aye. g
i tem to triumph over disease. . . . p-
Tor - the cure of Dyspepitia,,lndigestion, Nan- -•'
I sea, Flatulency,, Loss of APpetite,-or any Bilious ›.
Complaints, arising fron, a morbid inaction B-,
et the Stomach or Rowels, producing Cramps, 2
Dysentery, 'Colic, Cholera, klorbus, ztke.', them,. zi ,
Bytes's have no equal. •1- , , - . t i.
Diarrhoea, dysentery or Ilex, so generelly con- -2 - ,
traded by new settlers, and caused principally ~T
by the change of water and diet, will be speedily
regulated by a brief use;cof this preparagem , tio
Dyspepsia, a disease whieh is
,probably more . 0
prevalent, in all its various forms, than any_ z
other, ' and the. cause "of 1 which may always c,a z
be attributed to derangements of the digestive ...
I organs. can be cured , without fail' by using .
IittSTETTEWS STOMMACII IVITTERS,'as per 2 :
directions on the bottle. -far this disease every
physician will recommend Bitters of some kind; , ,„„
then why not use an article imam to be infal- .-r'
• lible 7 • All nations have their Bitters, as a fro- g
1 ventiye of disease and strengthener of the eye- 0,.
km in general ; and anicnig them , all there is '.7.
not to be found a more healthy people than .F
-1 the'Germans, from whotObis preparation time- 0:
i newt, based upon soleatifi t i experiments which o
I have tended to prove - tb velem of this great": l o
preparation in the scale e ' medical science. i
, -'l 7 Even. /..en- Aave.—Thi - trying and provolV 3-'
iI 3 F-digcmc , which fiXeS it;
Taittilliass grasp at' B
the body of man : reducin him to a Pere she, -•
dow Ina short. time, and rendering- him pity- p
- ideally atid mentally - 1184e5% can, be, driven
from the .body by the '.use' of LIOSTOTTER'S r 4.3
itgNolrtivp 311 , 1 , .gita, 'further, none of the - 0
4W:l'e:stated- diseases can he contrpctetl, even
ILl : exposed situations, if the Bitters 'are used 2,,
as per directions. Arid aaithey neither create a
nausea nor offend the •palite, and render nn- . n
!necessary any 'change of . diet or interruption .t"
of ordinary pursuits, but promote sound sleep =
l and healthy digestion, the - complaint is re- 'A
!moved as speedily as Is consistent with tile pro- •••
'd - gotten of a tharepgb end ler:umtent cure, , t:1
For ,Persons is Advanced Years, who are ;-1
'suffering front en enfeebled constitution , and rii
infirm body, these ;Bitters ire invaluable as a
'restorative of strength . and vigor, and need ,-*4
lonlk be -tried i.to be appreciated. - And to, a • ,
,mother while nirrsing.thßitters_ are indis
-1
- Ipensable, especially whore hp pettier'', pier, ii,'"
Itslenent is inadequate to tie demands' at the
J . --
; child. conientiently her strength must yield, ,_,
'and here 'it is where a geed tonic, 'Mich c's y.
'l2losteit eel' Stomach Bit tere l lis needed to impart a s
temporary -sfrength , -and vigor to the system.
. r adici-allould by all means try this remedy
. 10 .
loan cases of debility, arid, before so doing,'
l shored ask their physician,- Islia, if be 'ls
acquainted with the virtue isf the Bitters, will ~,
I' r eco m mend their - use in all - eases of weakpess. f''
CAUTION=
CAUTION.—We caution thelpu bile against using O.
ilnr_ct the manYlailtatlons or 'eounierfeits, but tali - ''D
f or Itorrerren's I NELEIMATEti STOMACII Bairns, B
cud see that raid - bottle health° words ," Dr. J. p
floaette'r's Stapled' -Bitters" Ill Own on the side a,
. Of the bottle, .4 stamped en the metallia cap 7,
I •- _
covering th e coik, , atid observe' that our autograph p
signature is on the label.: '
i siii-Preparo and sold iy TiOSTErMlit tk o, SMITH, Pittsburgh, -Pa.. I and • sold by all •
- druniste, grocers, and dealer's generally
4hronghout the Vrated'El'Canada,
IA
South ti e l
tatts,,
America, and Ctormany. • . '
Nrelabir 2 - S, !859.--ly i Fc
i .RIGHT IN
tXTENSICIiii
MANCIFiCriI;
SMITH BB
of all SIZES, and PRICES
Walnut, . Cherry;
and Irarr.ulted to work
liiiMilM
1 , . ,• 11E11101 7 1,AL.• , .. .•: .'
o _, i... FORIMANI ha, it:Moved Mn HARNESS
p— , 4-A Ail • and TRUNK!tilitt? .acznes the greet. Into
4 .4 Vil the hilltaluz forinerly.ot4,upk4 by 4..toyd &Wttotter,
one door Delay/ Keeler & Stoddard', sehlch he taunt.
teal up kalitirety fur a
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'addle, Harness; and Trunk Shop,
an weer! he 'lota he lattrop•to hare hin Mende call. '.
irmm doP4 Trilon Cantata: Trimming", a ;totem, aleortment ; Oak
TM ned Leather, on hand. front 'rides. liantermi 1011 be • made and
IV ItR.W ED. MI trimming done cheaper than elmwhers,'
t'*lontem will ..1. , pl. near in mind 11* I wish to oathop ~,t q l
SeT And nbli.V. G. F. F0RD1.1,131._
°ninety, Jemmy 1,, ISS),-lo
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d,ROOK & JOHNSTON,
•. - 11,L3L7ACTURZLEI Or
6artiageo t Bent itims --,
_ TRILLS, BOWS,
Wagon Poles, and PlOngh Handles
MIND,,SEHIQUE7I4264 COctSIT, PA,
List of Paces.
V k 2511/ pales,
1,38 2 `,".`
- 1,80 Bows,
1 inch Fellies,
14
1+ •
14/ " - 1,631
14 t' " '-1 - 1,76
11 ` . . 1 , 8 3
Glrt - Bend, Ilif3 t. 9, ma,-1),
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- itOTEL KEEPERS-
.
rgerchants and Grocers,
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. , CAN now be supplied with the best
i f a saa a . assortment of ,
, t; 7 : -.4•__.' — '' WINES axed !AR UORS
ever offered in this eounti,consistinrof
fitard Cognac,.. Old 4 1 ort Wine, (Nrej.)
Pale an 4 4rali• Seiffhette, Finel49.ld Madeira,
UnitedPronrielqrEratirkg 4f: . Jratitio, ..
H nt
Heuer Sloan, Seherda,:lllack fferiy .11rtipiiy r in
and Maier Leaf Grim, 'bOttlea, .
&of h 4: Irish .Whiskey, Rose 'ay., Cordial;
.
of ompaheti .. 4q. Mote Brandy,. for , Pro
Old Bourbon • ok, . • 6 p rveo ,
Old Rye • do. S+ar ;114ne for• Cooking,
Thi
Old naiea Rum, '— • Malaga Wine,
i
St, ,ioix - do. O.IDER RRilifitor, - •
New s Eugrund:tio. • • Rosii)led Wkiikey, by the
[al os'roter el.. Gold. Sher hisrtel,
ailßßEtprt„,Aorizr.E.,,,ll.llcrl'
ankle tl;4 iltl, t.P1.701.02.;;
Prr the rviiZunde I hn're a ;goo irtcle of lilt AAir " : . tlN,sßd
D ' UllVfor lioNikinilt,unx.Zin botiten. Alio, OLD POUT:MIEN,
AY nod IS ADEIKA W Dal. ROSE CORDIAL, nod BLACK.
BEhayintAblqc pi- Ftirri t om. &Gov on Ilnin Stmt. 4 doors
bersearle . al i tn. .
. 4r . 1 4 / 1.1.1f. ell AIIDEALII4.
MILL:
ST , AIR GRIST AND' SAW
_
DORT PRO'flliS keiivi . enneantly o r band , at ttg amp mill.
J 4 7{y,„4„ El.ol,jc.Ooltz, MEAL drBuprltor
quality, atm c rut. ffAlf 114. lonia Trim. o . lft/a wort
'wilt done dia abut as ail aaairVV.aiiilANTift4r.
likaaneavuty. lap
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?.CCO2IEI
OrirEltS to the pone. at prices that not fall, to truth a large
arta 111/sllol susortment of . - '
Et GROCERIES. 1/11
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At the r d and trell.k.no.wn istabbabootat 4 virdroepipbal by 0 : !O.
i
SIMMER, TEAS, COFFRE,,HPICAP4OO,
and SA LT, (by the sack of Ga bel,) FISII, it'd all
intact 6124 tinualti first Ow titomOtto r .. -. ' ' . '
Flour by the Wholesale' and Retail.
i. •
•.i>,.. to mutt, ibopeto rect.te,tt Br* abut of putlic pett
t•k4e
X. a, The t‘..eA market price paid ' NY(' ELTB, "BEACON - and
VEAL I sima - Z. COBB.
Montrose: lamb 16, 1t,59.-tO 1
i
AN ACROSTIC.
.
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° ok r a l ' ar mT OFBIOE is grand sod 8 0PF.812
I _ait
HIA. BTROBO ilstn,Cramtedintl i sett mamma BM ttA t
AI.L iputtsb - p o zcznota,Battithedhountjat PAR ,
REITTn my R.p.,wbetepala wlJltiottOtittik
LOCATION ' I srl.w.piTona low btu nt :
tn Erz
yoi. nominal WillrAXT ilk prtillEnalill i
, au" it°. a. Ilimment of tkittleta' as -tuollot MM.
itsertanss. A Mind 11.11167.40
A S - sria
- barimide L sor • - .
Pi ill" . = • - ' ' litilitiotivi,
..- [- • :' • . ' '
• , • .
l tk at . , s , - 4.lSa"conithedine'
e *urn, sad nowo to the owthwortbe badness POKE*
saw Cully comW.l.4hod foraiabwi, atai was °ward on
the 97th *pt.; MIS, 0 3( Pe WlOlllO the Phtate elet
eters; The Pruett/Aar feels gonadal& that Le sow pawed toetdev
tale gueathr maaner. thataannot Call to ere
00rn SatleatetiOn: •
" - plata •
The 7Touxlatti Funtltureini MK and so 'expellee has ben seer:
ed to apideete EQUAL. If not ft ete REIR, to any idmitar establish.:
meat In thiart ofthe mate. It Is weli_oupplied with EL
CUT IMPROVEMENTS :ate! 00)1FORTS, and DELIti
WAITER:4*U ALWAYS be In attendance to respond to cuatotuere.
The STA pup; eohheeted with ade Robes tut:
. . . .
NOgrethd C onv e nien t.e ..
The I'mpii4nr itseetyhtly eellatt thepatroeve et his eti frieveh!
kid the tame genteally. --: - -Wli. K. HATCH.
- Montrote, Yes. Itt o ISt4,tr • • , • . - ,
IfOON is CO" raved hilly InAinn their Meads mid the puir
De 11c, 1.14 theybart cutoplqell their Imp and SUperlOt
FLOTTRIbta
, •
. • , -AT UNIONDALE,' :- - •
, •
aid commenc ed the manufactnie of ail thermions kinds Of '.
•
' ''' FLOUR; JIM, AND FEED,
. ,
of the pureed quality.. in ihruso Immuainted with our Eatahluinnent
wu wouldnay I Wasirome Foes EL'S or Excersz.fte lirowita. manu
&MmHg_ Hart dr EIIImML Caen. N.Y. and superior Mocyk
from thalnuddnetan Iron Worts of T. litantouck Co, of ffewho ' .
Y. with tlinmdfults pf the tea Anchor Cloth, and the whole i up
.with nit the t '' • ' . • -
•
M fmp
odern rovementa of a Fiist Glass Mill.
In consequence of time troptovenienta, theeßilftEEN" Is dispensed
with and better nu.ll Its obtained. The floor Is tuu ter and whiter, and
the miring to the custotna In grinding snail grAns will often equal 11
ter amt, • 1 • , „
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Custom.. Work. •..
exceutr4mni*ly.tultin th e twat miner , l%ol* 3/EAU-VA
FEED ktPt for . eak atthe LOWEST CAW PRICEY.
rerftwnori i ,vrox atm! ts EVERY ?ARTICULAR. Public.
Pwrniglgt• Ix mpectrulty solicited. ,
Unlondsle, ieb. ti,. 14M-1y - ,
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sotOthirig -Weir iti motitivise.
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. 1 : - :BLIA,C1103.1dMEIN G .- - .
• ' H A t l titill u t t jerefitiV 4 4
S ja
zkve *": ll7 ll4k ANn e " t ACTITINr and '." t n.j ill icry on Land .
&mitt genii/Pagans, Cut.
.• ten; Sleighs' I '•&6.
• They hai4 prreltii‘l thecuselvis with a STEAM ENGINE anti all
lite necearsiy,thaehletery and turenlenette for iloirye work whit Lila
peer: and heb, both PRACTICAL MECHANICS of LONH EX-
I EIHIeNCE. and employing none but
, t
.
_ GOoDz..WORKMEN;
~.. , -
. they ate preprred ti do all kb& °two* In the .
.
tbdr usual prat:opt and
,
Wormlike Manner P
i
and br being, Mall tbn(On , band ready ;wilUng toanoter any or=
der fur work, and by tunni• :
•
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' Good Materials *
,
?nil by MODERATE PDARGES, hiVeto Ce,:adve a largi. • •
public lc,tociscp. ,
• We . e.,u1.4 feltdcr our'fluinke to (air otd enationeca. and Wit:
*ant of work to giro O n call dud ece fur thaselcca.
Idoalckee.',l,l4,, , od 11, 1',5•0.41 .,
9 t W N
ABLtS
nuts,
t. the TIMES, of
Mahogany
to the Prie.
. • •
- Wltolestife ttlere still L. tnellebeti.-1( delivered ist the aittlie4
-Montnntt—at Ulcerate Ot ten Duvet/ rid or at Scranton at ten ist ,
ttletter EV. • • • JQIIN,EITOitiI:WAItIZi.
.I.tetitrulte.lintell 7,
New Firm. New Stor ;
Public Avenue, jut below J. Itheridge' l
A. 111/LlDlVltruldirt=wevivegt".
FLOAKFERDAND•GROCE ,
• BIT S-IN ESS
Alen, Mai flip' base reentered Into their newly
g..=. 12 ., 11l led up ktylldlng nn Publiue. jinn l,elow
' J. Etheridges Drug Store, herean always. be c,L.,
- outid llieshuleistAirands ur
Family Flour. • • •
•
Meal,. Feed,
• . - - - Pork, Hams; . •
- 2,00
• 3,00
- ,60
' Thills, bent heels, 60
I " straight, ,50
Hickory 1)64 ,Z 6
lIIIRAT - 111AIIKET: 4
On Public ifveaue, sear Searle's Hatel.
jc l nrittri tkiri tT E N . F
VES, L.ll It' :
Aka Cut ill)
*abuts. •
of sr
T lisserocrt ;
, UESSTOCK k HAW LEY.
Montrose.Feb. 16 1859.4 f
YargoiroorglityrEL.
Wni.f/C, iLMlt,l';•oprfotor.
indozinumnums
Enict Justice to ALL Men.
CAIiRIA.(a34 AXING
'BY STEAM!
Blacaithing and Car
- riage Making Lime, •
, .
PLe3^l2. - CONtaii.
TIM- :4' 1 1,`1,TrA1T0Z 21 1,7 1 ..
tivir il lt g w Gng 4 t w ll tb “lll.4
mud degrible stock of , t - - • , . . I
Rciady . Mde Clothing;
a •
HATS' CAN, ,ficc4 Bcc' - 1
Accawiikir of inciy variety bid Aide. snd ii.s. auxin 1
. TED to be made In every particular sot good no custom
ionic and at priors that mega fall to attn. hat BRAM"
Par. Thwilifut for pail tams be Lapel to merit • ent/thsuartee Pf the
1.0 0 . • .- . S. LANGDQN.
.I.loorusr., April •Xl, IK%-tr
FARMERS ATTtNDI-duo:
undeietaned reApeettiilly aanonaoe to the Faulizias,
JI„ and alltAbeva Intenided,,that.
MIOTT TILDE,N,
at the VA &g. MOTT. are prepared 'to tumid.. PLOW&
of the tam: appratnd Inttrrna now. In we - 01mb as IlLAT(311,10r8.
IllOrrn IRON ILEA If s &c. POINTS oral! Ichnls. Loo tlllcw
Cultivator Ityth. and all kinds of raging* for Fanners and others. all
If *Stich we yrupassi to sell o LONras can he alilatleal k r any nag..
I,ntent In fists country.. • • • ELIJAH - 3101 T,
G. A: TILDE .
Montrose, Dzwtriberl, tot.-tt
SoapMaiiiifactory.
• -
MITE ralsterlbertmts eisnstnnflir nn letnil for rale Id, esta*llsh.
T
meld Manthste. the best quality of SOFT SOA P, ntanufattar,
ell (mot the lye of wood ads" notlgnase, In the t',ld fad lootaf stay,
and not by .117 putent 1,1,01.1114. I "
• For these that furnish the ream, he ntapurallures theFlll3q#2.Clr.
a hoar!. Watiattted 'awes to he a good artkle, or the ' taas*
be returned and the tamer ',Mashed.-
pkreas. •
5 .••• i iO l
2,50
25:
Per barrel,.
lEtalf Barrel „
Gallon '
lEEE
RENOV.ILL„
- , Wish, Dipped Candi
Timothy, - -
- - Field,- .. -
Garden Seed
Also a g.moral wort ment of
and
Grocerlei, .such
Syrup*, Ten ? Coffee, ice. "am.
liankful fbr. poet favors. would eontlnnanee at the tune;
under the new iirm. plethitug otuvt.lvee to 4 the MIT thing, bolas Ly
inch baypitu to be nix of another.
BALDWIN 8. ALLEN.
' vs; L. au.is*:,
A. AALAWV. '
. Alontme, Woks. IQ 1.643.-ic
. , ,
:011 YES,. o.li YES,
HERE WE ,COME
•
16f :& Wl9ll1 1 E11 1 ::
rvitG.P 6l6 l 4 o,ls-AniLw= 4 l B !PPkilT,Vc.‘'
ira uttc. 4 l. l ,V, pm- aco
eip` T : E.T L.T14911,k.
STOVE AND PIPE,• ' .I•.
TIN, .COPPER, I
AND SHEET:IRON - W:4U
einem deserintlnn:nstially-foundlitho country,
WINDOW'
-PAStEre'POORS, '
WVIIPOW IILINPS,'
- 114
. PINE ZUMig ,
atid AUIIDIII 7 O3I4TERI4,4SgeneraII
- t
iww and
nowty, fr 4 00441Ey
minutia ot Ootok 11 tD
1.,„.t . nay &vire them st marrow • L
Tr • Pawns abut huildlaz In the ratty rill !lnd
- to-thelr Interest to call on us. Come: and nen
Nal 8h
N v le f
n ,
h A oth U
rds'..utti
:14tpenter:shop near tne lltibodlst Church.
kkdsof touch= toltett elehance for Goode.
n' l 4 7.. „. T . m U urft ' ' ISOYD &-WEBaTER.
- 310 4trtS*041 1,0 1 6 0: 4 , '
.
-- gotte-a ton -
ftEa! : IL M 0 D •
, 4 '''''.=yiwirt V.PorybpV4°, bust
lag, his be see hls nut f e l net
Te ll •- • • •• C. W.• 1140 W.
StearitHiligtOitii
, Bale.
A . o i tivj ai rji b icu i r at i g t,, to ten
the,
Utiaki= l ir e44 o, . 4c haNlli=ffl
1 , * ore mit 14 1
*AM,
61004E146, fir. 1859.
.
- HA R D WARE
AND STOVE
_.EMPORI.II
• DT' niLL BLAST!
nE VXDIMULNED vOisid - tate W. air/omit, to iis.
forroWls friends awl °Korner* that he has recently wade2El44 ft LIDITIONS to lila forroor catendva stock of
Usti4ware, Stoves, stove Plpe,Stove
c 'Tritons/op Zinc, Le"-
An that ket ljnrporoLl to overly the mute of the Orrennuriltj
in
-that linen,LiNUS. I.IALI.X. MAY PRICES. Ile flatten-thou :t
thoWitla Milan for owitufentortag hiriown-Wana. Mon* ac. ant
him a derided advantage OVer any who sanctum and twarport at . a
Wavy expel.° their crane at.ock.
Ile would nay to thwie who s - WI to puretotae no - vDs of any do.
aciptloo. STOVE' l'lrE; or nummiNon of any kind, awl iny for
them hell' prepared to alce them aItEAT li.tftGA INS: Lot t
Awn who want to Mdlal.e on a yfteacivdtt, nand thin let it eon t wr‘i
years more, he had wilier they would call otranwe one flee, row:
ibt7
Of taro to Ray 71 per aint. wore than an itrticln it Worth.. tLc
line
.. . .
.•. . .
.- Shelf Hardware ,
• . .
Llggisigtinent IR the LA/WEST and nrer SELECTED in sliAl) , :( .
haring comfy' tgirehtiged IA hh Rock has !VIM auwely or InarmEol o ..
egg, he Is. enabled to offer builicenarnas to those country enercharas lel.,
1g ... hllle, lardy to Le Pitfall tills ill.. a the Lit dig: We ~
0 r "pedal trollinesnerne to Carpenters Tel Joiners who are in ~. : •
0 either Tmila lir Itailigtig Maletiale. plactionlf ha can awl Al V il.a.:.
Viers, MELLOWS. am( in fuer. almet agythlnz In
. theh. fine, Ly
calling ogles, CHEAP FOR. CASH :.
; OarStnek or . .
,- • •
Dry Goods, GroteSes,BoOft.k Shoes,
Hata and Caps, Yankee Nollansote.
zo. : (•; x 1 in. , flaw will Mad of. They win.: jammed at a !OW
Itgitre,tud alit be sold at prima tu torTenamd am,'"
liIEADYILIDE CLOTHING !
•
We have f•pened ahOot one•and•ntalf cords READY.M.II4:
MOTH! Li, Everyhod) , nqf they theuit• Porta any they an ,
veeT mina, ; nod a hl/11111,47 %etturtal to say' they are T n ,t,f
ciIEAP. Cellakilt Intim!. A Min dW of fhwueT will buy ►'fume
pile of clothing,
We would atlttin thiaeonneetkoi, for the Information . of n l epo..
etfrunl a nd the "eve of mankind ar r thAt.We are timo and itik . of Ite
efedit. spoon •, have senliTed enough by It alreadyi and ire newt.
ruined to ritt °unwires of the arhole " critter." Dellevltin. that Uot
nimble (Drama, le the true?poem, we are molted to adopt it, 0.4
area lfertig our coo& at. pd. i v -
PRODUCE talteu In exchange for DOODn.
. •• • I • •J. DICKFRMA:%', Jr.
New 3111fOrd, Noe, Yr, . •
Scrofula ;or King's Evil
is a constitutional efleve,la corrupt/on of the blood, by wbSch tlht
field treutrulea atiated, weak, and your. helogla the armustlon, It
pervade. the atmle body, and may buns out lo aware no any part Gt
cs. No otatate It hue now 11l attuks, two lideere One which it may not
destroy. The nuottilour taint Is varlotuly mused by runcurLar
cam, low MINA dlrsurtUnsl tralwaltby food, booms air, filth and,
filthy habits, tai deprotednerthes, and, above all, hy thevemereal
feather. V. logo-one fir floo.ii4to, It Lbondoory in the coresitudo
o.
dereending -nun, parents tochileiren unto Me thin! and fourth r. shun Iteleed, It meals to Le the rod Ofdllm who ways, .1 al I wit
the brir k.a dtine of MC upon Unit ellietten."
Its t v tottitueree by depesdtton from the blood of corrupt o ed.
ceeoua auarter, *Wei; he the imp nem, and internal omen; le nn.
ed tube:des; In the gLIKL, ererefildp ; mad on the e ue mee .
o ra I,cs
r Dorm. TAU foul tatruption, width greeknia the Wood, day
the one r,des of life, ro ILO ncrofulenta coutitudoramot only nude tom
scrofulous opplaiota, but they Loon far lea power to eel the
attacks of other diseases; consequently, rust onto el perish tils,
cyders which, although not con moos in their nature, re pill art re r.
ed tato! try thia taint liteoattro. Mort of the rtouson.olou w
deceirattent human Emily hasten orkfin dtrectly In led. acrofedtuit
miasmic!. 41 pseud runny alcarnethe Warm.. of the lists'. ichlec F .
ta-aa, and. deed, of all tho arine Item or wet Setpanded
'One q, rof all ow people am ncrofulnus their pennons are ar
rested by %Material Mien and ticarhcal lb owdermined b y •i e .
To cleanse It from tile system we must renovate the blood by an ah
tentlvOnestienue. and lust/prate s It by healthy keel and taucise—
final a me. , oc we supply -
Ayer's Compound Extraet - of Sarsaparilla,
the most effectual remedy whkch,the medical akin of our times decaufor thla every where rem ailing and Wel iinlady. It Is cc.-
Lined Irons the must salve opredials that bare how eltate,vereel for a
etpurgukm of thin ford disorder front the blood, aid the rescue of
system fooMita destraellyr C005tq11.1.144 Venue it ancruktle only y
ed for the nue of not only prattle, but ahch_those other alfect
which aim front it, truth as Eruptice and bklu "oheasectSt. Anth 'a
Foe, None, or Eryinociacr, riumits. Pustules Hiotchee, Mato
Bolls, Tuooon. later Mel,salt: /them. Scald Mead. Rtngw
libeuruatlan..nnthilitk and Mercurial Dheaft, DrolerY: 147 . 1.,1 -
Dadlity.aud. locked, all Coropl.dms artang from Tuyesa
BMW. 'lift popular belle In . liercarre or nut amen, - I. few P
to tfiltfi, fbcacrodds Ina degeneration of the blood. The panko
purpow aud.slnue or this scarsalorilla In to purify and regenesatt thin
vital MAL nvlthoutankh 141M4 health LIIMPONftie To (bow:domed
andettoimi.
- Ayer's Cathartic, Pills,
FOR A I LLTIIE FURPOSES OF FAMILY THICSIC,
are so corupcl-ed that disease within the range of thetriction an tare-
iy witless:l or evade them. 'flour pcnetrating=s, serickand
deans,, and LTA (orate every portion of the hut Lfel , wenn
lug its diseased ettion , and restoring lin healthy eital - - As a con•
pauence of thew propertkv, the Invalid who Is bowed down atth
pule or tohyalesl debility la Wool/hot to find has health or ersvry,
stored by a mined) , at once no simple and Smiting. Not only do they
are the entry.elay couryisiout of every body, but oleo luau) formida
ble and dangyrous tilleasee, • The Agents below, named are pleased to
deralah gr.rdtury .Inwrkan Aboartm, mechanic* ontlficatm of thew
mkt, and directions for theirlfteln-tbe following complaints
theta-at llearthurtu Ilealanhe anoint - frosnelleonlered Stomach, Nan-
Indigentkm, Pan PanlD and Morbid Inaction of the Bowers, Finite
er. Luse of Appttlte, &make, and other kindred complaint., aris
ing nom a to wr state of the body or obstruction of its functions.
.Ayer's . Cherry Pectoral,
t FOR THE RATID.CICIIF. OF - •
i • .
Cocoon, Corp.t DOMCOTTIII, is
' ortr,cr, Cow ••no.x. axv.rus TutiL.tir br Comscurrns Pa
./ TD LY AI4V CCU
So wide le the Ileld of Ite men:lmes and so =wow V* the does
ith24 CUM; thlt'alnzoFt every sertion of country abounds in tere,ns ,
puhhcry kmisrm Who hare been metered from alarming and even des
perate dlsesees of the lung. by its too. Whterome hied, Its supetlor- .
ty over every othce medicine. Its kind le toes apparent to matte ob.'
servaliOrt, and :ahem It. elftucco areknown, the public no (noire hesi
tate What untjfetc to employ for the diatreesing and dangeroue affect- •
lose of the pulammaly ewes:tied o e tndcle:ci to eurehmnis• While
many lattice micsecikeithmat upon the communlly.lmee *died and
hero dismoded. this has wattelt triendeby terry trial, conferred bee
en the nstlicied :boy CAL lever forge., and produced tree too no.
memos and tuesemarkahle tote rewrite:: - ,
Prepared by - C.. Ayer Co: ".
LO*ELLc MASS."
All our Remedleiste for rale liyA..TUßitELL..Montroar ,• W.
B. TILAVEIL Litho& ; MA" SCOTT, SPLUNOVI.LLE; 11. N.
SIIEILMAN, Lynu WALTMAN .Y.SWlSltk.:ll4"Auburn ; and
by an ' , mutate and the principal Sterchante In Snag, Co. .
September a; 18:40,-Iimo.
Think, praidne;,lnguire!
. Dit. MAYNE'S
COMPOUIVD SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY."
A E x for
t ri l l ed orl -th o uanTaggg flare yon ioalaa is the-olds
you tile Liver flonipuolit ? Have you theltroncbitts? farrow. to the threat? H ar e
e•
allty, or yympts orruhoonary Courumptlon ? If Jon ore
troubled wi t hshy of the shore symptorna. Use [Jr. BVT NE 8
COMPOUNDBYREP OF WILD CLIEBRY, veal afect a seer.
i cy and,pernisnent care, as theerldence of thousands who have Wes
cured by It will testify.
Another Remarkable Cure!
-
roar or Rocco Frederick County. 3fd..
Dr. Swarwr M n itlity l Gap la i4s pu 6 114
and Injustice to ypou. I have thought proper Itt make kurnorti ore of
the tubstext ctirmlustiown tbatiaa over tern
truly recorded .: In,the month of oberlarti I woo raided with
*severe gathering to' ay breast, w hich formed ae Mame" and
also communicated to my Lungiand very much x el them. sad
4Lichidged lags quantities of corruption, external anti Internal. My
breath could pars through my Lunge and out through the cavity of
my breast with aPparrot ease. rittaided with •rtolent cougbolay
and 'asset appetite. arid extreme debility, lOW my physic.
lan thought mymise hopeless and beyond thepower of tnedlcine. I
remained in thts wretched condition fora lout time. until I was
wasted to a there skeleton eta there seemed to be no hope for toe
butharing read hr the pubud papers of the mathy wonderful runts
perfonuol by your Conn.:No h flier or Ws/a:lroner, I Ifirturdiste
iy sent to. Baltimore for dye flatirons.' oommeneed its wie.liod to
my great iatixfaction'aPJ my anxious family. the slate's of open Ing
In my lungs began to beal.and the cough subsided, and on mania=
lollies I was restored to perfect toulth.
`Over eve yesry, bale elsp.ed, sad I still resists I peifectlybesity
!tau Cu this Saw-June 1,133 d. I tuvenot bad'a day's aJekaryss fur
agldeesysontl.s.
•
liesorsocept Bay sntoPol seknOwledgroesti
Yours..very revectrully. T11031.A8 DIXON.
The rubeerlb Is well *est:minted - vettb Thomas Dixon. sad can
tr4lfy that he big bees wailed u &b.," repreeented. I regard hi,
reccivery sigma. a Wrack—He Is a wortbfmernber of vorittj%
Jlaris R. DU RROROW.
' Pastor of Deets Orcult. Dairyman Conference. •
PAITICCIALLT roe _
•• . Dr. swo.ruo , a
CompOnod•Syrnp, of Wild Cherry,
The original sne,only re uttioe Cherry itretaratlve. Bear this In
aged. Itl.elno cototsoert solely ot y l egetable Initnsilelds, It esn
.rised with perfect safety.
Swayates Sarsaparilla and Tar TVs,
int =Waive and attemllve. truoim.P. ouperloy to the
Sample's Celebrated Verinllttaer
Dr. Sirayne's raitacra, for peoilyinig the Blood.
Dr. Swityne's Bowel Cordial,
An Invaluable reinedy tor•Dlarha., Dyienterye Clones, Cholera;
and nowel.Coeo ,u rienlai D rani Diettrtp,ttolT g.
DiSPOSIA. F ti n c „, c:
.‘ arm tt ,
11, . .
117 21E. 4 .113=L. J. II OM hfoidrose, hod b
rferYWlleflaill,ftbliln th e County-and
Prepared only ay Dr. U. BWAY.NE a . ,
&req. rhitadelol.. • 5u4.9 , ?5&?- 1 Y . . ,
PA4pl4l/ .. .IIJCP4C4NIEE!.
A •1101110 the rmietyof litiptneyatTgerips Sio9 She f
1311, found all o r. u s odonded nndly r
Ay re'a Cherry Ilitiond nod Cab Pills; Ilalsey's weld lob
and Forest Oland soleiwated German - bitten: Loltdett a .e••
ries of Faintly tundjanes; Iternimnrn tisrpljni 011. 1 e cleat nt tem- •••
edy for uprntrulf u, pulp or - m=4 Erni* pawn; klatheuvon-. infallible
Remedy. and noise ttettonlY O .M; • V ll ll4 l. l l te. 414 d • 0 41tY
other
kinda; Tra c
k's Itagnette Ointmentt he smat remedy for me,
rheumatism, and; aU innauunatory complaints; rood.. E• t oso t, •
fint rate thing for Muth" fox P tho above Ointment ;Andrew -
Palo Deitioybp Article Woodawii•balsais and gone
Liniment; Atwood'. Jannalee linters, Canker Drops, Liniment.and
Dysentery - „OoS; Banes Compound for LOneopay; ifonghton't
Pepsin, forlryop4ols; Heltobold's Extract of Dustin and Extrlf.l
SaMpluilla; •• varlet sf Palm, the best 10, nmtiort. Ar„ and
an almost.
,ety of Patent ItedietnoWtoyethyr too Dupre.
ons to Mt fultlPPltneAlAnhatitre PPS •WHI dad tear.
ly every thh3g this itunda, we *and mu f i r. of
• mi
MoOtfroas Jafif, lao7. TUSICE4I.•
•
•• H R.IN G -
PATENT fIRE'AND . SUREILAR-PROOFBAFES
(11..04Y0 ItT.WARD to joy Krnan Who shall pane tlon woe nr •
Won bus evrthlked. as Datutal Pm, to pftsIVII
eunt,mts. The'ON.ST h.tY) made. ' • -
,t• D. CHANDLER, Auxtra
kfothese, Nov. ;I,
nOWE'S
PITENT . I;LLIPTIO SPRING' BED. -
. • - ~
Luxury,:gotnfart, and Ease Combined.
THEMET, ~
celibrilled Br& for role by
ontrodus, Maxi t7.ups. . - Ini. W. SIVI'll aCU
MU=
Lop - king Glasses.
. .
ALL sin", up to 20x 40, Gilt FraTei
Gilt :Picture Frames,
wicla waist" .
Loo tuts ',LATE(/'
tp a o
470474 wthiroli BED.
TUCKER'S.. and
itabinifluvuZujuting• to! Li 0.
Bigu pkT .. E . Nl 44:,
rye:wk.
1 / 4,
mat PIA' •
iiix0,31.41
JIIIIIII