.: :.- Illitri.lstr.V.t . r4
THE LARGE §T rEstei.
F 11); CAME & ALTIN,DAY; Emma.
M . l,ntrose, 1;:1111414t,,
A bi teAß Si 4i •
Aron I l'aye= Myself town in my lonely Fed - room, ,
Und'deles for to.sleep very emindt„ •
Dtt trams,
oh, how into my het ;ley will mom
Till I - Ylsh!l vas her to groutal !
Sometimes ven teats one pig supper, I troams,
Und out.in my shliep, like to &el I screams,
And kicks off to pet cloathee, sad kroans I
Den dero I . lavt, met do pet:clotbes, all off;
Ikits myself all over
In do morning i rates mit de r hetake and koff,
Und Sbick from mine head to mind toes,
Oh, fat shall be toil fora poor man like me—
• Vat for do I lest such a life!
Some shays dere's a cure for die "drouble of,me,
'Dinka ri! dhry it, sad kit ma—.a waif
The Nebulak Btu.
BY AN OLD POSY.
This wonderful Nebraska bill has wrought
A Miracle that "never wart seen or thought
Three thousand priesta of pure New • England
Who never in orie point df fkitb agreed,
And never will aggo--that I'll be sworn— -
Till the kat leaf from old book is torn,
MVO turned their throats to one harmonious
strain, /
Mad draw together both by bit and rein.
Religion ne'er could bind them in one tether,
•But politics have brought these mints together,
And knit them, not bf Christian love" of others,
But Christ z ian hatred of their southern brothers,
faniitts' - , pciattilifliL.
_ The .Farint.
The' most important business for. a. farmer
thiS montliii . the accumulation and . Prepara
' tiori of.. manures for autumn- use. A few
minutes !nay be profitably
. spent every
morning aid everiinff, in throwing the results'
of the stables, yards &c., under the manure
slieds, and thus prevent the loss, in..part
which would arise from the evaporation when
expos;c4 to, the, sun. Use it least half a
bushel of dirty or cheap - gait for each cord of
- manure, to' prevent fire-funging, and thepro
duction'of grubs, &c.: occasional
coating ot•charcoai dust to save- the .amonia,.
bgadvantageous ;.ifthis cannot be -had,
dust yoir manure heaps with plasterof Paris
and keep _your stable Bo ot s well dusted with
the same. material, to prevent
.bad odors'.
Cart muck, pond-mud,: head-lands, wood
-scrapings, &e l .dre., to your manure . heap' s; throw your weedseither In your log-pen or
-
on your- manure heaps..
CATTLE IN Pasmuts.—Steens and oxen
may .be pastured together—so "also-- may
heifeniand cows, yearlings'and wearied calves.
Horses do better .by themselves. Bulls, if
docile and not vicious, may run with oxen.
It should ever be an object. with the grazier
so` ,to arrange and
. - lay out his pasture
grounds, as. to admit of a. change of food, at
least as often as once a fortnight, through, the
season', Sheep should never be Allowed to
'enter lauds appropriated to neat .stock, but
have a separate enclosure by themselves;
they foul the herbage, and by their restless
and wandering habits, greatly abridge the
resources of this stock. Some have 'recom
mended placing a couple_ of sheep to each
horse in the pasture, where close feeding is
desirable, as the sheep will gnaw closer, and
in a inP.l.ure be' sustained on the garbage
left by the horse.
A Ihyr.—Hot dishes sometimes leave
whitish marks on varnished tables when set,
as they should not be, carelessly up on them.
To remove it, pour some lamp oil upon the
spot, - and rub it lard with a. soft cloth.
Then pour on-a little spirits and rub , it - thy
with another cloth, and the irhiie mark -will
disappear, leaving the table as bright as
before.
rlswarAs Bagan.-4hree qtutrta of unbolt;
ed wheat meal; 1 quart of soft warm water; a
gill fresh yeast, a gill of molasseso teaspoon
ful ,of saleratus. This will make. two loaves,
and AouldreuMin in the oven at least two
hours. it will need from eight to twelve
hours t,o' rise.
.Proctical Hints--By A PamnerA
; To KEEP BUTTEU SOLID AND TIOT
WsaTusa.—Have a stone jar, (or butter fir
kin, the first is the best,) half-full of brit*
that will float an egg. • Sugar may be added,
but is not indispensable. - Into this drop
your rolls, or prints of butter when thorough
ly worked, and ready for use. Keep the Jar
elosely covered, and' you will probably not
have a plate of-oily butter on the table all
sumtner,—unless you 'are in the habit of
putting your butter upon the table the first
instead of the kst thmg, at meal times.—l
have known such.
A rli/LADELPthA SPONOI Cuor.—Take ten
eggs, one pound sugar, one-half pound flour
and lemon juice, or extract to flavor. Beat
the whites to a stiff froth, warm and sift - the
flour; stir the , yokes, and sugar together, till
light.; and add the whites and flour, half at a
titue. alternately. Stir the whole gently, till
bubbles rise to the surface., Bake in a ftod
erute oven. -
Mock TE4IIAPIN.-4 Supper Dis4.-11alf
a calf's liver; season ,and fry' brown. gash
it, not very fine; dust thickly with flour; a
teaspoon aniaed mustard ; as much cayenne
pepper as will lie on a half dime: two hard
egp, chomd fine; a lump of butter as large
,as ail egg; a tea-cup - of water. Let it . boil
'together, a Minute or two. Cold veal will
do, if liver ig not liked. •
A. • ssuurkultsie Ran.
At a 'temperance meeting held, in Alabama,
about six years ago; Col. Lemariowsky, who
- had been tw i enty-three years in ;t m
he ary of
Napoleon Benaparte, addressed the meeting.
He arose before theauditiece, tall, erect and
'• vigorous, with a glow of health' upon his
cheek, and said: " You ice before you a man ;
of 70 yews. j I hive fon two hundred bav
ties, have foprteen'wou on my body, have
lived thirty days on home flesh, with the bark
of trecs for iny bread, snow and ice for, my
drink, the calif:Trot/maser for my covering,
without stockings oir shorn oar my feet, land
only a few ,rfigs of clothing. In the deserts
.Egypti have marched with a.berning E l m
upoti my naked head; feet blistered% the
scorching stand, and with eyes, nostrils and
mouth .filleit with deist—and with a thirst so
tormenting that I have opened the veins of
my, arms and sucked my own tlood 1 Do
you ask me how I survived all these horrors?
auswer, that under the providence-of God,l
owe my preservation, my ,health and vigorito
this fact, that I never drank a dropof - spirit;
uOus liquor lin my life! and, continued he,
Babixtasarry, chielcf the medical staff of the
French army, has stated as 'a , fact, that the
600 e survivors who had safely returned from
Egypt,,, werenll of them men "dm had abstain
ed:from ardent spirits." •
Atr' Boy are like vraemtbe more "moth
er" there is iitt them, theskarper they become.
l 1 few 1
sati
I th e aacessl !kW Laws.
I 'l* following are nof Alio 'ancient
hilAwai which we here inipert. "-They ,
dAY`bit OSP a (irliosit7 to msiny. of eur
re!idera: \ i') 1• ' ))I ' : . • 1: - ...-_ , \
rinio 4 iernor and nhigistrate convened in
general' 49 - embly, =are :the -supreme 'p ower
under Gok `of this 'independent:. dominion.
From the determinationet the . assembly no
ariPeal shill be mado..,' . - '.. 1 ' •
IWhoever says tilerejs a power lorjurisdic
tion--Oer this dominion shall sitffeil death and
less of property. I L 1 . • -1 . ,..
iNo one shall be a freeman) or-give a vote
unless he be 'a Member hi full communion
with one or more, of the elm:ldes:allowed in
is domain. . ' ') '
t t)' l I I
No one shall-bold any o ce , • who is not
saand in the faith, and faithful to ;his denom
ination ; and whoever givei a vote for such a
person Shall pay a fine of 20/, for the first. of
f4ice arid feta. the secand shall be disfranchised.
Z a n a ite' ll ti . i a l ins ti t id o o ther gu in
Each Freeman shall swear/by the blessed
90,U bear true allegiance to this 4omain,
that liisus is the onlylting.
11No lodging or foad shall be offered to a
akth h ee e r re ,do t h i m a e:onsall;,
hbee .
I ' Nif liit o : np r y , ri A ellpe d t
, nished and sufferldeath'on his return. ,
s all ' be banished 'ti,nd suffer !death on his
urn. i ), 1
, •, , 1) ))
Priesta may he shied by any person with
o't a warrant. • , P i ,
'r§iTo one shall ergs l a terry except with.in
a thorized ferryman : I.) ) ,
i
lINO one shall ?union the Sabbath day, or
Walk in the gardinpr elsewhere, iteeet-reve
-INntly to and from tneeting.i
.i
lo.person shi‘ll gavel, cook vict uals , make
s, sweep houses,ihave orient hair an the
Stibbath or Fastihgid* i ) , ,
The Sabbath shall conimence at' unset on
turd y .,
)To 4p ck i au ear of corn, growing in a,neigh-
b Ir's g rden shall be deemed theft. .
14 person 'accused with !trespass in the
night ,shall be judged guilty unless he clears'
11'441f by his oith..), i i 1 •' .
When it appears' that in demised has eon
.fe orates and refuses to diselose them_ he
- Ybe racked:; ll
irti
m ion of the selectmen. i l l, .
1 ') one shall buy or sell lands -Without per
il drunkard shall have a master appointed
by ;the selec.tmai who are to.rdelilr him froth
tli ' libeity of buying and sellig. ,
!
Yhoever shall publish a lie'to the !imeju
oii of his neighbor, shall sitiin l i the stocks or
bdi i hipped fifteei; rstriPes.' I '
i k
'"Whoever brings cards or diceL
inta the do
minion shall pay a ffne Of. 2/.li - 1 -
re
Every rateable person, whii) , uses to pay
hiaiproportion td support the 'minister of the
teem or parish, falai! be fined 2/- and 4/
, 1
eviiry quarter until) he or she ',shall pay the
1 , ~
rate to the mini ster. ; ! , ,
Whoever Weah.clothea trimmed with gold,
silver, or bone lice, ,abeve two Ibillings -d
yshall beipiesented td .the grand jurors
an the selectinen, shall fax the Offender it
th hundred paunds estate. i '
ati,
o one shall read common p ra yer, i keep
Cl istmas or Saints day,! make Mince , pies,'
P4Yr cards, dance or play any instrument of ,
music, except the drum, trumpet hnd jews
haip- - t ; : ) I
il i kto minister'shall join people .in marriage
---the magistrate only 'shall join people in
marriage, they may 'do it with lea ' s scandal
to Christ's church. _ ). ' i '
) W h e n h, .
parents refuse th eir children a
'
convenient marriage, the magistrate is' to de
terrnine the point. '• , ),
The seletmen on: finding children igno
mi t t, may take them away from their parents
anll pn't them into l better hands at the expense
of eir parents. .-: .1 1 1
, ornication shall )be punished - by Coll. '
pelhng marriage, or is the court Shall - think
1)
proper, ' t , 1 .. •
*diary shall be punished with death.'
* man that! strikes his wife shall' pay a
fineiof ten pounds. ; _ ' •
* woman that strikes h r husband shall be
punis h ed as the
,couriidir ' ts. ) . .
4, wife shall be aeem !good evidence.)
i d
against her husband. .
NO perion shall' court a l maid in person'oir I
by 1 tier without first : obtaining the consent
of li r parents: p 1 penalty 'for the first offence,
10 1, or the second, and for the "third' im- ,
pri 'nment during t. 4 Pleasure of the co\itt.
~
,:,,.
arried-persons must live together\ or be 1
irn risoned.). • ' , ' ' - ) ' I
veryinaid shall hive her hair 'Cut acCor
ding to a cap. • • .
~'
.
orz.—Theabove l a e were originally r l ues
ted nn blue paper ,; on Which account they were
al
t ad the blue t lawa of - New England. '
1 \
W. .
• r i ping i s Sines,Palpits and WOll
- .. . . . , , .
7' ' :. ~. . en. " I ' .
. , ese. are the three great lebetis that - .431T . -
he l mt eVensenta of. the iliokd. , Without
th , - bottom. would fallout, and society.
On*
.chios ilea) n. :The press' makes tpeo
pl, ' i patriotic, ihe ipnlpit religious , but women
iii,
antiwer all .There, would be 0.04
1 to Oxtrch If, there were no 'girls there; !net
' thq-,would th e re be . any going to. war, Were
gl; Soldiers tii- meet 'ltitki 'lnt; .applause, bnt
froki the masculine. ' Without . the 'Sunsintit
' Axial by . Wotnen,ithe rose-buds . of . affection
_would -neve r .:blew,- nor : the flowera- of I ele
' quileigenxit' ilit4' In shOrt, she is the steam
entne of delight{ and. the great. move 00:4'''
er ;, f lave; -itlor' I arid oi Vibration. In proof.
of tWs great, irut,b; all hiSterY speaks tritm
pe4l.ingu. .1...4it the cailful" ObierVer loO k .
where v
he. :y, the i'fixed fact" that alliation's
virtue or : .0:1 depends on the winner'. of the
c s
Natter', is aS palpable as the fact thatt i we, 4 ? ..
, peiiii roththeia . for' ourselves.. . . 1
tillEuropO r every monarchy'for the last,foe,
hundred Years has either basked in virtue 'or
beiin Steeped iti vice, as ale ;Queen or Queen
consort Of that trionarchy itsiVe be en wise:end
' virtuous, or ;ignorant and superstitious.
.took
' to Prance under '
the influence of the fearibl
•
Catharine iff Medics ; With a maSculine_iii
tellect, but a:depraved; heart, she exerted tin
infineno,e over her weak - sons, - Charles and'
lldniy, which deluged the kinkdom with:die
blnixt'ofl their belt :subje4ts. - ' Let
.the *sin=
ere; of Si. B,a;rthefemew ever stand as the start
lini evi4ence of misdirected influence. &g
-land,under the: reign of the bigot . Mary, pro
lents I Picture from which ere turn with her
:lW; SO although we dO I not consider ENS
. : . ' apa rt from hfr thaftetel se sovereign,
an hind ' which Woman 012,0 u d- - be, yet She
- , ...P . , ~,
. a ... -- !from he: supenor temper and ethic*
tion t inllee Contralit, with het_ sister.. , After. it= these 4Ungs; ttun your -! attention.
to. ! of Splon--a ' woman of iiitue,ter
04i06- 1 11nd.iefinement.--si wo•Msn to whom
eciloMbas Waa indebted .for 'al Ship, and the,
, s , i4ila for . Anaetice.• Loo V .a we; isesay,
and dobtir
. 3' , .0u can thaf ! wcignan Lai been,
and is the-tuß4getar ef.than'Odestini." - 2 Her
erri r ioll4l Is, asi - eitencled its . the).nrt and . mind
411011, 1 In the social eireletbe exerts so ln
fide* . puteileVen than magnetic t4graphs,
tr4ifk ,4 • .1. 018, or niasamijetingS.!_ . :.
. -.
kir A gentleman wasmn?eniidink a fash
iOnable st_Teet With a lo:ight little ,koy at his
side w theilittle. fellow Called oilt;:
' • I lhiire goes an editor r
tHuih, son!" asidkthefatheY , ; "don't make
sFort O r 'the poor mats knoWs what
yenu come to yef." . I -
Agr i - the ;simplest
; ;
W NTABLISIENT,
; - , .
• • The One Price Store.
GOODS I :AT LOW TRiCES, AID FOR . BEADY PAY.
TI t 4dersi g ned !havin g iissociated themselves
[together in the Mercantile business,•are now
prepared to offer to : the pdblic, a very dizirable.
stock of Goods, consisting in!main of
Dry Goods, and Readimade Clothing,
Hata, Caps and Straw Goods,
=. Books and Stationery,
Boots and Shoes,\ ' I
,- - 1 groceries,
Yankee NotionseAc. dr.c., •
all of which have - seen purchased with great
cue, and`, we are satisfied cannot fail, to suit
those, whO may favor us with a call.
The Dry Goods t department will .be found
very complete, consisting °Call the leading stiles
of. 1 , 'i ' '
'' • LADIES DRESS\ GOODS.
t 1
Silk, rich brocade; plaid and striped, black, dress
and Mantila Silks, very rich; high lustre, and at
cheapi rates.• , • _
Striped, Delanes, plaid Bonne dci. satin stripe
Challis, printed Lawne, Poplins; Deßage, plaid
and printed Jaconeta, in Oat varieties, which
we are Wind to sell at a low Agure.
Gltighams—a hailsothe t ; assortment,—Prints,
all the leading stylus, Merrimack, Cochecdes,
Spragues, &e., very pretty styles.
Dress trimmingi4of theliesinible styles and
shades—Black silk ; Lace, Dress buttons, blaek
velvei Ribbons, silk 'and worsted Braids, in great
rte Goods.--Svviss,Jaconet,Nansook, Cam
brick Bishops Lawn,, and oPook Muslims; Plaid
Cambrick-.Muslins, dotted Swiss Muslins,corded
skirti, Irish Linen; Cambrick Handkerchiefs, &c.
dte.; French Needle Work; i Swiss and Jaeonet
Edginge, and Insertings, cotton, linen and thread
lace do. Flouncing; Ladies fishionable,Chemiset
tes, Sleeves, Collars; Bonneth &c., the largest as
sortment i 6 Town, and at viiry low prices.
Baregdfor rails, in green; bine and 4brown,
Black lace Veils &e. 1-
Kul GThres.:---I.adies and Gents, a large assort..
menu of the best quality.
Alias, king and short, Blaik, Mohair and silk.
SiirGkives, Black, white and colors; Lisle
thread, and cot. die !
Hosiery ,—A fine asseitm4nt for Ladies,,Gents
and children. •
Riblions,--a fine assortment for Ironneti; also
satin and 10U:string, :iniall W idths, , an - d - „very co l -,.
or. i
- I
Domestic Goods.-:SheeLings, bleachbd and un.
bleached muslins, Ticking; Crash,Diapers, Table .
Cov.P,ere; and Napkins, and in fact, all the desirable
styles) in this department I
Shawls.- - --Printed nohow, french printed - woel,
printed mahmere, Broch i e, Black silk, &C., a fine
stock cirthem.
Ladics.Sloes, , of every deacription, at low pri
ces. Boys', Misses, and childrens shoes, in great
vbrietV; Gents. Boots, coanie and fine.
HATS CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.•
WO have' a very , fine stock! of Hata and Caps, .
Canada Straws, Palinleaf, Cameos, ltlaracribo,
Bound ICatiton, Leghorn, Cassimere &e., for
stimder wear, which are very d e si ra bl e; and
ling cheap:, 0t
I A , geed Issiortment of Ladies Bonnets, Misses
and childrens Flats, .Hata,' dr-6.
READY MADE . CLOTHING:,
In this branch of our beakless, we cannot\ fail
te suit.' Our stock of Clothing is very extensive,
and. well made up, in late and' desirable styles,
We w i tyuld especially invite Our friends' desiring
any thing in this line; to girt) us a call. Gen.
tlemeris furnishing Goods, of every deScriptioa.
A large stock of Wall Paper and Bordering.
Books, Stationery and Yankee Notions; in,ffreat
0
Variety. • j
Grticeiiek—Teas, Green arid Black, very choice
and fresh, 4t low prices. 1
Cojtees.-+Superior St. Dothingo. and Rio.' A .
beautiful article of Brown and White !Sugars,
CHE4P.. !Molasses; - Spices, Soap,' Candies,
lamp Oil, Plaid, &c. &c, -A very superior arti
cle of Cavendish Totideco, at 08 ctii. per lb.
;
We are in the store forinerly o@copied by La
throp dr. Salisbury, and more; recently, by Geo.
Hiller 'f oppesite Searles Hotel. We would be
very happy indeed, to see Our friends, at the
ONE Farce stonE, and hope to merit our shire of
the pn t tic pritronage, ;by good attention, and low
prices.'
G..& W. H. FULLER.
Montrose' April 19 . 1854
Australia California,
•
Or tiny #acr . on the G - lobc,cantriol present greater
'indUcektents than
'FEELER 4 STODDARD'S
SHOlk STORE.
'WHIM ie noW filled waif_ a new and ester!.
•. live asaortinent of • article, in their line,
embracing n.gdneral variety ' 6f new and elegant
style; Ladiis and Gentlemen's 'wear, among
which tire Ladies Fren r ch. Silk Lasting and Pre
nille Gaiters Kid and Enameled Polkas, Kid Pat
ent limiter • bron!zed Jenny Linda, Buskins
anchTies; genßemen'a French and-• Philadelphia
oalt,tarined calf skin and kip goots, Congress and
button Gaiteis; Monterey and - Washington Boots,
toilet:4l4ls ' Morocco; calf.} and COwhide Bra-
Eana,Efe. Boys kip, call - and:cowhide Boots and
Brogiinii; all kindsof . Misses and Children's wear.
Alsocal genera( assortnient of Findings, which con
sist illy, part off lasts, pegs, sparables . Hungarian
,
nails tacks, thread, wax, Bristles, Shin, binding,
awls,l sandstones, shoe: knives, &.c. Also,
oak aid hemlotilLtannad calf tipper and soleleath-
MorOce, o skins and linings.
Wick Imade.to order and repairing neatiplune.
' I ' 'REELER * STODDARD.
Montrose, June 1.1853.
/ r
- § i swisQuEnANN A couNTI
STOVE AND TIN WARE DEPOT.
WpßSTb:it ¢ CO,. raid respectfully
~01.0 ?limn the people of this county and the'
iitopli In, general, that - Ahoy hive opened an estab
liabmpitof the aboveitiod in Montram, at the old
Mandel' Sayre and Ifebsterone door north"of
the D emocrat office, where they intend to keep on
*Wit large ammtmint of Stoves Tin, Copper,
*rani end sheet Iron Wares, %II of which they will
Sells} cheap is they ion be bought iti this or ally
other,iolutnty. Among our stoves may be found the
followabg besides gibers too numerous to mention:
14. Y ¢ trie air-ti I#l, fo r mood.
,
IModern Troy .
'lteytone State! '"
4 I'U/cern = " ,
Day State, " •
IP,oreit Queen,,'eterated Oren.
•-•• Mohawk, I .
,A180,1 ) rlor, Office and shop Stoves, Culver's Pat
ent Ho it Furnaces for heating Public Buildings,
itoreti!,, /rotels.etc. Stork 'rrimming, Pipe, .Zinc,
sheet d ead, Lead Pipe', Well land Cistern Pumps,
Chain Pumps, Chains and Gearing.
a:rAii kinds of Custom Work done on short no
tics and moetrensonable terms. Our motto is'amall
profits,Xeady.pay;andiqnrek returns.
11 . 1 *11 kinds of Produce at ken in exchange for
Warip.l If yina i don't Belietrelt, call and see.:
• !I I A. L. WEBSTER it co.
Montrose sept. 15, 1p53.
LATEST EXCITEMENT.
Tip Nebraska, Bill Unsettle 4,
CO,qT JOHNSTON & are now reciev
ing from New Ykk, a general assortment
Springbf
,and Sunnier Goods, and we cordially
invite ill that like to I buy Goods cheap, to give
us a CO, as our stock! is &we and we are wil
ling tO:sell for smalliprofits.
,You can find here
almotitievorrarticle ranted, and we are Willing
to coni o pare Goods. and -price with any store in
the - felinity. IWe hive taken special pains to fad
nice Geob 14 please the Mines, such as Black,
Figwill and fancy , S i lks, Silk Tissues, Baines,
aid linage Delaumq Plain - and fancy Lawns,
k*each ; and doipestic Ginghams, Figured
Curtains an4aper cnrtains, Ladies Collars, Un
derhaffilk'fa and agaves, i 4watillaS, Parasols,
Gloves, Sirs* andik4cy Bonnets, also trimmings
to'
ma' -
A lame stock of Gbods !lir men mid boys, al
so hen; Steel, NOS, limas shoes and nails,
Ploughs, Salt, Fish, Crockery, Grindstones and
_Stonl ware, Tin, StoVe Pipe, Glass, Sash, Leath
er, Beets, Shoes, deC. &c. ' -Please give us a
ChaD*Of showing you our stock, before you
buy. k
SCOTT, JOHNSTON di Co.
Springville, April fB. 1854.
- r WALt PAPER.
xi,,tGE l ot wh i ch enablnatoal low A b,ldos gvinganott z tytema l eet
ter selections. ^ ; • • -
Ashton Salt;Buttet Firkins, Tin Ware &c.
. ' & D. SAYRE.
1 I fitoires I-BllovOt 1 StoWes !i !!
. (ai rrilE Sore and Fellow Leaf" reminds iis
I,' : , that the fit approach of the keen Frosts
of Old Grey Winter, whin one of these unsur.
passable and highly, approved' Stoves from the
most ektensive litanufactories in the' Unidn,
Messrs !Shear & Packard, become indispensahle
to every family. WO wonld respectfully annourice
to the ;citizens ofi Susquehanna and adjoining
- counties that we Mitve just received and are , re.
ceiving.the largestland best assortment of Stoyes
ever introduced into Eastern Pennsylvania, whiith
will be gold at the s 'yery lowest cash _figure. To
those who are, in tyant of Stoves they-will find it
to theirinterest ON, van lind examine our variety
before fie rehasing elswilere. They, compriie to
parties follows:,. 1- .
~
UnittiOtater, '.. ! - . Oriental Parl4r,
Eastern Queen Z. 0; Venetian, do
F'ire Clipper .E 4 0., l • Fancy dal
.National Air-Tight 1. 0 . . 'lrving doll.
liforning Start 1 Cottage, do{ i
Fi'rniers' .d.ir-rght, i 4e., 4.c. . 1
- The above Stoies are too well, known to re
qpireiany minute description, being the most
popu ar', and apprayedSinve in Market. All who
may [, a4ir us wittily call will be shown .through
our 'worth:tent withlleasure. "Recollect the
nurnherr—EsToeplfar famed "One Price Store."
Harflid, Pa., IEI/53:-35 ' ..J
Sept,.
I:. tAIItPOTER'S 110 TEL ' 1 . \
(FciimEsLy a Ltiiss Ifot7sz,")GREAT BErn , P.a.!
T-4.
HEaubscriberhaving rented this well known
hbime, and re-fitted and re-furnished in goOd
style,lisi now prepared, tii IrOCeiVl3 and entertain
gut**. i This louiti is delightfully situated on
the banks of the Sniaquelianna river. CM the line
of the Hew York end Erie, and the Delaware,
Lickilwarma and Western Railroads; overlooking
a meat beautiful neetionlot country, and is the
panorma oracenery tineqnalled anywhere.
- Ask tilumaizn ttatsorre for the business man
seekingNuiett.andl f reedom' froth the "noise and
din cif city life, anfi f or ladiei arid gentlemen in
pursuit Of pleasure amid ithe rani' scen ery of the
country; this location cannot be equalled. here
the weary traveltei is sec - pre from the 'confusion
ineidtsnito the continual arrival and de arture Of
train which, -espieially in the night time in n
very 'greatannoynnee to those stopping at houses
very near the Depot: I ' ' !
H 1 leocms,are new, pleasant and well furnish
:ed ; his Table with all the 'delicacies Which both
country and city Markets' affbrd; And ?, no Otitis
-twill be spared to Make hie house a pleasant home
lo•all-hin guests. ' 4, 1 - :i •
arOugsT4 will ;be cntiveyod to and. fromi the
- --. T _ .09 •
Ctrs, at.snitour Oriy or night, in a good Omnibus
five Of Charge. :4 I - i
e ., , .
rir A LivEityi„ ZTALITA 18 attached LO t he
How , :'; • ..-
Ise. •
I N. V. CARPEisITEIi.i
Grratllend, Juti'e 1;853-261. 1 • I
liiyamit Hattie Great Bend 'Depot,
111I4new and ni)ncioni 1;W: ding, Intuatt4:l byt
TH/Kriev• -- , ,
few feet trim the Depot at_ , Great Bend, is
now Opened and fe,rnished'in a suitable style for
a PublieLHouse, mid will be kept open at all
honri,•(lioth day and night,) for the reception of
travellers; and esncially for the accommodation
of passengers traVpiling on • the N. Y. & Erie &
L. &I W? Railroads, beingat the junction of these
two reads, and thii Most Convenient point to step
in and t4ke!refre:shMents slid be off with the first
train as;well as the most 'convenient hoes° to aO.:
commodite the public, it ii NEW CLEAN and
WHOLESOME !i with rooms enough to aecom..
m 'te Au, being
.fitted up with new. !fninitum.
to co mipond,anct tables ial ways set, with wants
ME s and lumitles furnished at , a-moments
l r
warn
ngl
assenger4Hdesiritig, rest and sleep, can,
by calling here, ofeid the inconvenience of takiti;4.
an omnihus to find an inn as well as the delay
and uncertainty of ieturning to the depot ,at the
srrival or departute,of the trains ; as a porter will
be in lwalting to conduct them with their baggage
to the Bt!yantliolise, "just across. the way," and
condttet them back 'again !without fee or reward,
taking spetdal cafe to wake them if desired :it..
any hbur, .of the night. i
Th location of the' Bryant House, with the
natural scenery about it combine to make it a.
very 'desirable SUMMER RESORT for busine4a
men andiothers in the city who Jnay wish to
"east 'ff care" for a few days' to recruit in the
,-.
count . 1
A Large Oncl Commodious Hail
,
~
is attached to thin building for the eonvnnience
of pleasure PARTIT-4; who may always find ',10,d
accommodations here, without regardio numbeis 4
with r af,pl stables _ for their teams, and reliable
help to wait upon them ; •
~
Oir For ftirthec particulars inquire et• the '
Bryalt House of the propr ietor..
x .
int . yANT
.
Feb. 1853—.7tf. • 'I . . , -, ,
Iniralidd'i of Pe'nnsylvania, ~.
y 1 •t, ,
oprtattention is urgently invited
,to a carefill
andoanditt p:eritsal of Something that has juit
been introduced into your rich and time honored
- i
State.l ' 1 :: 1 , I
i
Pulremacher's !fidro Electric Voltaic . Chains.:
A aeW:and novel Mode of applying a powerfiil
remedial !geniis* el:instructed as to be woru under
the garments, next to the skin producing a Constant
.unint i rrePted current of Electru Magnetism; effect.
ing in mediate relief from the most acute pain, and
allies perMinent le nip of all Nervous Diseases. ti
l
seldom has failed 4o",turnis4 almost instant relief,
and a final, tverma'nerit cure', by being used accord,
lag todirections, to the folliwing disease.s.4Rheuf
madam, Gout, S c iatica , Paralysis, Painful' and
Swelled Joints, Neuralgia cif the face, Diseases (if
the SPiriei, Deafness and Btiainess, trterint Pains,
Palpitation'of theijleart,Periodioal Heads tile, St;
Vitus D "ance Generril Debility; Pains of the Chesty
I •
Hysterics . , DyspePsin, all diseases that are caused
by a deficient amiunt of Nervosa Fluid are- reatli
relievid, if not permanently, c ured 'by simply wee*
ing the, ichalna a few hours each day. . ;
Be It naderstood that, its not claimed ' hat it
cures ell diseases,but only those for whichi is reel.
enamended I and rtroriOvir we boldly claim and de:
i
fy that ad medicinal Sprit if any kindhasperform;
ed so 1 1 4 ANY cures during She last year, of those
diseasesjnet named al i
1 Puirermac' her's Electric' Chain,l
I '
And to prove this itriseition, We defy any pe rson to
•
produce so many *ell authenticated Certificates of
scientific Playsiciaat end intelligent patients iSS maY
be fou'nd in a pamphlet of 36 pages, to be hid (gra:
tit.) 4 theagent in this town; The Electric Chains
were first, introdneed in Fraoce in 1850, and after
being subjected to'..thei most thorough and rigid trial,
by the first medical men in Paris, they were fount
to posiesastrange-and Marva llous power forl relie,6
ing rittn, Wherever applied, iand by their influence
were introduced into ithe,hod i pitals.of that City, and
also secured letteri patent by the French ;GoverM.
meat. They are sowintroduced into almOst every,
Hospital in Englatid.Germany i , Austria, Belgium,
and patenteitin thpsei bountiips, where they belle
I
become thimost '; '
~ ' - ) •
or coal
6
==3
1 • •
Popittar Curative . Agcni i the IVdrld.
They were first.jintroduced into the U. States ei
bOuttirm year since, and went through the saint
trial astn, , Earops,tand were et once introduced in l
to every Hospital in N. York, where they ;are now
in.daily nee, et:feeling. even ;wore wonderful curet)
than bad ever before been awarded them:, They
are highly recommended by ?rot. Valentine ))10tt4
Van Boren, Post and . others, who have, published
theirilaws of their power' and value in. Several or
the medical journels in that eity,and are also in the
daily practice of recommending their use to pai.
tient/i f A full accenut of thliir opinion may also be
foundin every patiphlet, and Hut to the address of
every perion in lb. State by applying (pest paid;
t 6 ABELTURRSLL, Agent, Montrose, Pe. The
Ghaitis eta be sane by mail, eri - th: full description?
for use. Price of Ohains, and $6. I
PhYsiciens ere Palitely invited to calVand exami
ine their '.constritotiort, sell Pronounce upon their
merit. • -thse.wotto forrstans, no. person need
fest t hat they wili'not accomplish just what it is
claimed they can do. : . i.,
N. B. One Chain will la id for years and lose non.
of its electric power by nee, and can be applied to
either adOlt or child. 1 I •
Anit.Tulact,t, l Atent, 114cintrotte, Pa..
Jost STiktneav,9eneral general' 568, Broadway '
Neil:York. I 6yl.
AGgIiIIOIIVS.
ug. assortment now comprises . almost Over)!
O
artiele wanted,' and We far some that
are not toanteck which w 4 Will sell at cost and
some articles at leis than frost on that carne
account . i U} BURROWS & Co.
Gibson Oct. 26.1.1853.
But ,
A Large lotof; them choice whole Robes at
a very stria!, l *Arlet. of the cost. .
GiheOo l Nov. 1. U BVIIROWti,&
' ' i •
wittsia initiionici r tgi oi
, .
t'ST received another Impel. ' eon c
plendid Full Jeweled Detached Lei
zontal Watches': with secondeland
led Dials, doublis bettomed in Open
- hid) are .warrented ha received dir
erland. The few !subjoined 4irice
point out to the public where and
moos percentage can bele:tired.' ..
üble bottom 13: Jeireled Laver ) Wa cbes as
.43 in elegant silier ! caeca recta MO Same
ements in Hunting , cases 041 812 - Hori
zon 1 Double bottomed 4 hotels- ewel d open
fac and seconds from 8,745, the MC, , move
me tin elegant tbuntingcases with l unk seconds
fro $9,50.' All.of ;which have liaro ena melted
Dia s. Gold Pianiond Pointed Petts wi h pencil
anl
i silver extension holders, magi ine pr leads
&c - from 81,00. Gold; Diamond! pointed, pen
btu es from 50c:- ;ei.rehly &c. &C. i qua* cheap.
A nod assortment of i excellent 1 ecoUd hand
W whoa, emit:fent maker,s, in firs! , te geingeon:
ditip,Will be sold deciciedlylow fe ea. Best
Fnjneh Lunett'Wateh Cnrstals, 1 . W atch re.
, I
pat ing as laud. 1 i
.B. Watch Chains,and Kola rah
Cl) era. '. ' , ! 1 II
Hours of business om':',7 l' lk
M. s •' - , ' i• ..
J. A:ISING I
.-- . Watch maker end Imp
itnq. 10, 1853-16 y. I
1 1 I
Hor
ame
of %.
Swi
one •
. eno
owe things can be doze •
I as . Otbers.” i
sub‘criber Ihaving ',rented th .
Manufactory of A. W. GreensknOd,in
epared manufacture
• I ALL. KINDS PF
dated prices,. of good materials, an ,
orstyle of workmanship. I keep c ,
and, or will manufacture to . °Mir,
't okon Rockers, ( u nproved stitte,? all
of Fancy and Windsor ("hairs
, Flad Seat, Settees, co. &c.
u Ali-work warranted to givOrAiata
, years. r
I at Merchantable Produce will be,tpk.
ugforwork.but NO ;CREDIT
' I JAMES JOHN
arfd,rd,
arfeird, Dec. 2, 1853--ly -1` I I
•I , L
• • Val:stable Fa rm fcit--ali.
• t
i l
HE subscriber-oiler s for sale'.lhis
. faun in Gibson tnnship,lPumi
nty,l 3 d., containing 17 Acres,74tuat
tern 'part of said town, half of 4 sibile
khannock Creek, 'mut 12 1.2 Mites fr
hanna...Depot, on. the.lN. Y. & ,17.'i Rai
, n said firm is a 'framed hour l' 3,
:e slaed,.corn hons'e,-ti - yoting,' &Chair
trees, and is. well watered. .l .1 - .
. e-ofTers to .sell for 10 per cent. ess
,
value. . -. I •I t'
1i • 1
ExAs. —T w o thirAS 'st)f the . pur Imo, money,
I down, and balance speured Isyl Ifrtattge...
~ WILLIAM , '
AYLOR.
ibson, Nov.., 23, 185-i.-17y1 r.. 11 • •
•.1
Co
Ea.
Tu
qu:
FFLICTED READ.
p . , ..
ILADELPIITA MEDICAL lIOUSEi-F.stablished i 26
ears agn by Dr. KM KISLIN, corner of Third& Union
its. .etween Spruce gild Pine; Philadelphia' Pa.l- a ..., i ,
- 1 - vat Ida are apprised that Dr. KIN, IiLIN nilines
his . ?notice to a pat titular branch of mediOne, which en
gag a his undivided attention., Ile cautionlithe un fortunate
age'. it . the abuse of. thereurr; thousandil i are annually
in erhurialized out of life. Recant Wha
el are promptly
exttpguinhed. . ,
l'ai'ent y Years oiEitprellenee iltil thetzeatment
of a class ofaliseases, hitherto neglected and tinpeifeetly un
deriood, has enahledDi. KlNitEGlN,(A.Pition p P a weak
ON IMF Poserovenotr,) to, it•ovo that ultra tenths of the
can es of.nervous daillty,,local and anStlintional weak.
IllrSit mental and physical Suffering, mei tilaeatil}r. to cer
tal, habits; forming the meet secret yet Oadly and fatal
npri gs ofidomestic tottery and'prematureptiprtatkty.
' Ilke'toartiettlar Nottee— The ie aon teeilhabit
Rom time. indulged in by bnyi.; in s Mit mfr., llofte i t growing
up Ith them to manhood and which, if hOt re 4ined in
lite ime, not oniy heels seri.° s olistaele tO ninirinionial
np iness,bui given.iine to h, ier rs of protteCted.innidlous,
1
id levastating a.6ctionit. l Fe .of thoie 'mho give way to
in pernielnus.practice ate aware of dui. F6ons4gnonces,
it th,i , find the nerrousaystem shattete i, feel strange
iin naeco untable feelitipc and vagne,fear lin the mind.
lie unfortunate thus altectid becomes fc
,ble,i,-8 unable
i
hot with oceuntorned vigor, l or to api hip.lmind to
ly : his step is tardy and weak, be is i dle, irresolute,
•,......i.......
.ngageg in his !pnit vitt' Irtise:nergy ns"
e emancipate himself before the practiOe lam
; a t, nee
i l
. 'l r r n e t .i de r a P o nn n c lt i e i f ri m r c re matrimony ,
, a t i t u i l i oi r t e t t r s h y t n i
i C . h fl: l :3 B' h i nl n n o s i i m r id r l e
b n o n Yt:aohlArgirt:
ever*
to
Av i o ie .se wr s e it t t e t il
t arLy o b situated.
rats i ,4,li i I
to ,in order that It map be tidally the ea se of
tp initse. --Could the. a eilwhigh* corers ihc orit4
nt nee disclosed—in how many n au di n ig ld tr it u b e b i tirl l c ee ed
cal imualitications and their attendant disappolt
!pp ythem while it is yet tline,do order :cal, hare 3
ri ll
strung and relaxed organisation ' rehraced, rawly],
stn. agthened. 4 i' .; I„, I
- re EMI IR 'llllEntlie whoPIAPCB hiraself at
InIN
- KITIAN'Stii - atatent may rel i giously
.risanthle in
or a r t a gentleman , anti rely npbn the mental:ice, I
see •te dc Dr. ic'e. patleettysill neXerbe dlsciosed.
Y nng man — let no falee;modesty.tienti,y'on frO
Inc jourcattekoowntooneerholfromedueettitat lank
talti ity,can certainly befriend you. I •.t 1 • . ,
• T o many thine they will conceal , the tic ret I
own hearts, and care thetneelXes. i - Alae! kow 0
tide a fatal del usion,and hbw many ii proM3 sin 2
mire ,who might have been 'an !he urethra nr rap rnament to' soeit
faded from the earth. 'i .i' i i i i
ti .
St detnres of iillyrret ore
application lira new the raptut eat agent; 4petl
Dr. '''. ilreaknese and coatititiational debility pi
cur tl., and' lull vigor reatiredi, I - .
'C
ur i r r Invalids. Cala 'hare (Ify steal
ter
rapli itiy, together with 111 their eynip, omml
J 1
ter el° . ug a remlttan•ceDr. Ws. mediMne, a ]
tea ceordlngly, i ' - .. I i
P warded to any parrot the rnited Staiel ,ata
it,
ere e from DAMAO f. or .CFRIOSITY. '
ii &
~ ~ ;
AD !J....Youth 4nd bittilli
11orousLy'cir ts f is Premature Death, Alaiidfle
/s
Peerralion=-Oily 25 Cenaml
, • t
It e a work eminently reining!, as a means of
g he Siege of the again which we live. ',Also,
til •
NATURE'S OUIDE.'
. , ~.
rules for the Proionga!ionrf Lefe,jusftemt °
of ter with &remittance 0125 conga, 'cr . ," the
stamps, addressed to—br. kINKELIN,PhiIa
•ilkecure a copy of either- of the rebore hi
of mail; or 12coplee will he sent *els .Of
I. Booksellers ; Catkvaisers, Travellhig lid gen,
dlar g ied wholesaled ttie pnblieher's prices e pro. . , !- I . .. • ,!I
-All Leiters meal [be pott-joig. ,
port
Pa.
ret
for
sop
nt a
. . " M an ,, ~
. Know Thyself:"
An.brycluable Book for 23 eenti...A Ecersi /Anal
. have 0 coig " ' • .
1 .
\ y ‘ v t 9. , t , ,
F loS.ooo Corals : s
,3 •%. .. j u mg I ~1",- L S THAN A ltikit.
.••sii, - T 1 rrfAs •• editicio, revisedt wrid
Asy AI, '3Ust lamed. , I_!i _
..":::::, , :
~,,',,.. - ;Wi l li:linter a iwediatl
i fir
' 7. - ' 4r :atter '
.: and and book thithcal
.
. Vont sting an owtdine ot
....,.,t.i.t - i, ; , s- N. gin,'progress,treitinent s
'-••e` '; ~, % `N.'" of 'ev ery form oft libe l ;
Ve !' l ill ,V. ' '
-tracted by
.promiscuo
- • I 1,
inteicoarse, by self abuse or by:sexual cacti s ' wit
fur heir prevention , written in i ‘a familiar, style,
alli edical technicalities, and everything ths4 wen
the +mei decency; with an outline of complaints
I'
to tnal es,' from the result Of mime twenty, Years •
t
fol racticc, exclusively devoted t. 03 the bore el Mee
delletc ^r private nature. t
T which is added receiptafor the oure,of the ab
I
ens( , and 3 treatise on the;eauSes, symptoms ttne._
the 'ever and Aglie. I. - 4 .. i,
zi,,,,,,.y of Mc Prqrcesciror,Obsteiries inPenn. College,
Phi Zelpht'st— " Dß. III:NTIER'S MEDICO MA;itTAL,"
t
T e anther of this work , unlike thu naajelrity .of those
who advertise to cure _ ilig ii:iferiseg of whiel.kitlt stints is a
.• or
c
hate or one or the hertleolleger in thelinited Stater. .
Forti4 me plearure to recommend him to! th Olfortu-
I, or to the victim of mi4preictice, as a atiecessa'uland
mi.:need . practitioner, 10 whore honor! ond integrity
may plabe the greatest confidence. 1g • •
Jas S. Lox - ono:ma
-
ltrml
It al
=to
exp
the,
. - -1 ..t.:?1V..... . ? 1 ,61 b.
om A. Woodward, M. P., Of Penn. LinLkersllM:Phila
drlt m.—lt gives Me pleasure to add my testimony to. the
'pro •ssional abili ty . of the Author of the" ls Inc r Matt
ra " Numerous cases of:Disease of the 0 : nital rgans,
sem of tbent of long standing, have come" . under my no
lo
tiee in which his skill has been manifest lik rem ring to
pe e t'health , in some cases where the pa lent as been
cot idered ,hoYond medical ald.l - ',ln the treatment of Sem.
1
lost weakness, or disarrangement of the touch ns pro
d= by seif abuse or Excess of venety, I 7 do in t know
his operio- in the profeadOn.,l I have b n net naluied
WI- the Arthor some thirty:years. and - deem it no more
the justiee to him as well ab kindness to the unfortunate
vial t im
of early indiscretion, to recommendld= one in
wboke professional skill and integrity they ma safelj
ILVD.
eon de tbeineelves. ALY WOODWARD, ht. D.
tie r
" 'his isylwithout exception, thei most iiogiptaienalve
and intelligible work published ) on the claim of di /01441 of
will hit treats. Avoiding all technical tern's, it address
es I If to the reason of Its , midst* It bi l free from an,
obj tionabie matter, and no parent howee? o faiddlous,
can bjeet 6 placing Win the hands of his s . The :
au•
/
th has deVoted many yrusto the treatmen of the vari-"
ons 'complaints treated of, and, with too little breath to
ro u t e an w d oell, li at t t l i e te p m re e s re ul lr ntm n lttil iinP-ose it h e;tf e t r a
fru] of loathe twenty years' moat kuceessfed practkl."--
17tv . , I, 1
" a teacher or parent sbotildbe without !the knowledge
im ed In this invaluable work. ;It would save years of
pal ,mortilleation atidsorrow to the youth under. they
eta e."—Seople's Advocate. I ) 117 I '
A Presby erten clergymen in 06 1.1
), writing of "on.
ter' Medi 1 Manual' says :---Plhonsandli npo thous •
and of our youth, by emit exam4plis awl Intlizene of the
e l
pat. one . have been led into the habit of ifielf p Button,
wit) of realizing the sin end feiarftd coninkluen s upon
thtsitselves. and their poet erity. !the conistitntions fillet:M
ondwho are raising families , have been enfeeble if if not
bra en 4 own,an4 they do not know th
i t
e" ea n,le - or it: cure.
Any !ling that -can be done In to enlightea l- altd I tionce
the üblicatind as to cheek,and Intimatelrto reMove this
wid puked source of human wtetebednes4 wont confer
the blessing next to:the religion of Jesus: i
Christ;
on present and coming genetatiOn. Internee? calor
the seoflatoxicatlng drinkak lbontyla,lt his slain titans
an upon thousands, is not a greater sculrge to Ithe.hu
m race. I Accept my thanks on behitikof theticted,.
and believe nut.youreo-worker, In the gond Work ou are
so a Bret,' ingagedin." " t "; -1," •
0 eeopy (securely suvelclpedi will be. %Ojai/Jet
postage, to'any part ofthe United States for IIS ee
six aides for $l. Address. (post paid) COBINCNI
l'u I.here, or Box 196. 'Philadelphia - ~' ': 5
iri. B.tokaellers. Canvassers and Book Agents on ttic moss liberal:terms. , I i
i • ' ''
Carpets, Carpets, Carpe
uoderslyned ties now oh baud ready
j
roams, a very expensive assortment of
I f those
er and
and en
ses,alf
et from
will at
how an
',Carpels, Druggets,l ,Oil Cloths, Ru
• Ling*, Window Shicles,-- Stair Rod
Which he ran, 6ffer to the Ladles of Montrose an
wt prizes lower than ewer.
-.1
Ingrain &met, • from 2s. to •
pe
.alair : Carpet, ' " Is. to 64. •
yelvet TopltatO 1 2 a. !upwards
g rium i s ,_ 1 • SI u . Os . GI
Aubusson, 1 - " " Ts. "
•
And ether Goods at proportionately law pri
fall tocall Delors purchasing elsewhere, at "luu
AND SMALI Nitorits" is My motto.
Remember the butnbrrjr I I, and cut this on
it ID your pocketbook. -
ZINC PA.IIIITS.- -
One third cheaper than White Lead, andfreefron:
allpoisonous qualities.
THE NEW .12118 BY ZINC COMPANY haring greatly
enlarged:their works; andimproved the qualityof their
products, are prepared to execute orders for their Pupae.
or Paints. Dry and kround la oil, in assorted packages of
from 26 0690 pounds ; also, dry In barrels, 0(200 '
pounds
ea. • •
-Their White Tine, which lesold drj or groan ~ l In .011, is
•
warranted pnreand unsurpassed for body ,a d uniform
whileness. •
A Method of pretnitition his recently .been isoorered,
whlchenables the Company to warrant thdrrialpsio keep
fresh and soft ; In the keys, for any , reasonabl tinge. In
this respect their paints will be superior to an other. in
the market. 1
Their brown ZineTaint, which is sold at ato priee,and
can only be made from the .Zine ores from New Jersey, is
now well knorsti for Its protective qualities wh n applied
to iron or other metidlin surfaces:
Their stone color: Paint possesses all the p putties of
the Brown, and le of an agreeable coh.r for pal tie% pot
tage', Depots; Outbuildings, Bridges, &e..
Dealers supplied on liberal tenntby t eir Ag
nts'
• ?RENO.
Whoksaie Paint Dealers -ImpOrters N.
W. Corner :of 4017 s 4 Market Sl ,
. •
16=6.
to 7 P.
I ,: Chair
I.Harford,
8 Itl•
nitantly
'ew York Fire Insarsuicti
office, a 'Wall Street.
VAPITiL I (In Cid' and Approved Sc ;
$5OO l OOOl
tion for
Insuhes'figainsi Loss or Damage by
DIFICLCTOIi!.4.—A, Q. Stebbins, 113 DT
ROOf C. llak,4r, 1 ?spruce street ; Girard Ba •
Ilroadwap; Aterews , 136 Cedar stre
'eath )layd,i37l - Weft street: Albert , L. Al
Gteenwielistreiet Jainies A. Crosly,l43 Broadwa,
Aent, KinitsbridgeN.T.; Lambert C. flail. Chi
. 11,8tuith Ilobbie; Wm. W. Leland, New York{{
lioael4 199 Baulk stree.q.S.taates.S. eer.l
Laiglit streets , : J.Dbu lieen,73 Water street
Wart,llS9roadway ; 119 ratio N. Gallup,. e,43r.
narrow streets; Yleter Foster eer-Gansvoort
Itleuben ROSS, '49 Eighth Avebue, Stephen
Camden, N. .14-Albia=Wadleliih, Philadelphia;
*Man, 49 Hater street; Samuel Sinclair,Trib
lugs; Samne7B. Shaw, Cleveland, Ohio*,
I • ROYAL CII.4.IILBERLI
.CHARLES BRowir, Agent.
;Montrose, SSpt.B, 1833
1
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;TON.
altrible
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d in the
ropr the
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tlroad.•
tarns, a ,
of over
ban the
STEW YORK ADVERTISE*
From the Neipspapirr Advertising Ag
S. jr. PET7ENGILL 4. CO
le)" - Nassau: SI. N. lurk 4 10 Stale&
an li ii
rho Grea t Plano d lifu s Music Establi went.
_ .
P i HORACE WATERS
t 333' BROADWAT, NEW V i ilE.
Mill best acid most improved Pianos' and Me lod eons.—
T. G mamas' & co.'s' World's Pair Premi Pianos,
with or Without the Atolead, and with iron frames and cir
cular scales. The merit ofthese instruments fa tOo pelt
hi:it:mu to need farther cortimffladation. Gilbert s Boudoir
Pianos, an elegant instrument formal! rooms. i Ballet &
CUM/MOWS PiabOS, pfthe old established firm o Ballet &
Co. Mr. IV. bilirg sole agent for all the above P altos, can
offer them lower than any, other house. lltirac Waters'
Pianos,. manufactured expressly for him; has zuti great
power of tone and elasticity of - touch. • 333 Br adway Is
the largest depot forlimdeal Instruments in thi country,
affOrding an copport Unity Yer selections not to be had else
where. Peomid4utitd Pianos at great bargain . . • 'Prices
from $6O to 3175. 'Every', instrument tally W anted or
the money refrinded. 1• , .
i 1 ffIELODEONS.
.G6odrnaff. Ai. li c r . It Itoi n i' ? Patent Orgcin 211cIfx.frons,
Ititii TIV9 11A.XliS Of ' kerb-1-.l\ sweet and powerful instro
meld... Price from $75 to $2OO. B.'D. & li. WI Smith's ,
celebrated Melodemis,Martin'a unrivalled Grata ~Bronze's
Harps; Flutinas, Vienna, Brasil dagtruments. ~ dr.c.-1-
Deiders sup Plied wrth Pianos end Melodeons- t factory
prbles. • 121{ per cent dieednnt to. Clergymtge. •
-I .I , IIUNIC. • - 1 4
ride list comprise the pioducts of the great toasters of
both the American and Ktirepean continents,and is reedy
in gteonstant additions by,an evensive puldlcat on of the
choice and popular Oecea of the day. Dealers n Mu.ic,
'and Teachera of :gemutarica wishing to purchase ny music
puhlished, or Mate arrangement, for coutit tied supplies
i l
of Mr. Watertej newlssnep, will find it, to their interest to
forward their orderri.Muaiesent teeny, part of the Union
or Clatiadas, pottagei free. 1 110BACB , WATERS. , 1
itin3.
, 1 . •
done its
' tful.and
follies.
ftention
I condi
mutual
ri 'lo
in every
to phyA
tmentsl
our Uti
,fred and
MARBLE SHOP.
MITE undersigned have established a ;shop, in
`the basertient of Mr. Sayre'eStore f in* Mon
trose, where hey will jut all times, keep* do liand
Foams and Donssvtc Mitant-e, and mannfaeture
the same into Monuments, Tomb-etonei; Table
tops, &c., &e. I a • I .
rr The pall ro n ge of the public is respectfully
solicited. CO,NG DON & BEVIER'
Montrose, 411 ff ' T 2S, lBs3—tf. • I.
miler Dr.
hie hon•
that the
lin their
.ften is
• young
ety has
•
. • Dootor Yourself : • l•
POOKLET , RESCULA,
•
Or; Every ! one Teis, oren .01.4iCiap.
•
T"'
FIFTIETII Edition, containing
- ' One -hundred Engrnvings, 4howing
Diseaseis and ;MalformatiOns of the , flu
,
r marl system in every shape and form.
To , which is3added a ,Treaties on _the-
Diseases of Females, tieing of the 'highest impel.--
Lance to married people, those cjtemplatiug mar
riage. By. ; • I • ,
. • . Young, D.
,
Let, no father be ashamed to present a Copy, of
•
the' Aesculapius to his 'child. It I may save him
from an early grave: Let no young man !or wo
man enter into the secret obligations of married life
without reading time Pocket. A esciilapius. ILet no
one suffering froni a hacknied cough , Paid in the
Side, restless nights, nervous feelings, and the
whole train of Dyspeptic sensations, and giVen up
by their physician, bet:mother ineraent viithOutcrin
sidling the AESPPLAPIUS. "Have the ,married,
or those about tat be married any impediment; read
this truly usefulbook, as it has been theoreans of
saving thorisancle'ef unfertunate ereaturesfrom the
very jaws of death.
I
Err Any person sending twenty fire eente en-
closed in a letter, will receive one copy this
workty/mlik : or five copies! will be' sent for One
Dollar. ' AddreSsi (post paid.) - 1 1
- • " DB. WM. YOUNG.:
No. 152 Spruce St. Philadelphia.
March 5th.,,1854--10y, 1.
I by the
my by
romptly
ng their
,I per let
i propria-
t on Self.
Iroronfi-
e Presi
able In
{lelpbla,
, eke by
postagei
s, lac L
I. admit
Manual
feted—
the mi.
ndenre
, re eon
'. resual
advice
d offend
r.eident
FUOCCSS.
of 111
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H. C. BENNETT & •
Importers "aid elObbeio oil Foreign. .4241 j Do
aneslic floods.
I !.
. .
41 10#E.Y STitfiET % YORK,
W° -
inyito the attention of metal ,
.S U e LI) squeliaiina and adjoining Coun
their stock whieli fonnn large and - j
blo at all seasons of ihO year, consisting ill
of Cloths, Casiineres and Vestingi, Jean
Tweeds, with; all ithe best arr!ii well known
of fast colored prints., • . •
Algol Dres.4 Goods, IVhit4tand Linen
&e. • • I I.
• A 1.40, Mroelie long and *aro Shawls
tnere . and Silk Sl)fiWiti . , together with Hosi
Eancy . Goods:rn Prompt attention paid tO'brdes.' '
1. 4YI-1 Ilia,
CAR
in or
'tom
Station on the Lackaittannal and Westirn oßaif
road. Diitante 20 mile's. I.,eave Carbondale in
the morning - and connect kith the km !going
North. Returning, leave on the arrival jot* the
mail train train the Great Bend.. The nearest
most direct arid cheapest route from Great Bend
to Carbondale. Passengers by thin line swayi!
got into Carbondale earlieilin the evening than
any other route.
Fare reeeipted.in Carbondale 'at the. Store of
the Subscribers, Main street:, 2Cfew blocks below
Bronsou'a Hotel.
• • GROW & BROTHE I RS.
August, 18,42.—tf. •: ' : 1
Medical Card.
- 1 - Nocr9. TnAvER & CRANDALL, eying
associated themselves in the prnet ee of
N ei: b e i m , and Surgery would respectfullYlinvite
all to give them a callethat may need their pro
fessional service. Thty may be found at the
office. formally occupied by Darter Tha r.
They will keep on hand pure concentrate sad
nomeopatliie Medieines. '
*R. THAYER R. P. CRANDALL.
I Mosarusta, Slay 8, 1244.,
,freeof
es, or
&CO.,
1r his Cos-
3 ,' =at
-1 CEC•
8 Do not
NC SALIM
EZZI
3 M. arra,
111 Bowery, II
Co.
lad Street;
cker, ils
!t; Samuel
810
(Atari's
ca:,(o, III.;
Peter R.
West and
D :Van
Weft and
andNi est;
Cromwell,
Dexter B.
ne
I ;1 1 res.
ENT,
Boston.
lATTLE:
!Attornies at Laiw-LeffieefortnerlyLoecu--
pied by Little & Streeter, Montrose, 13, Kee.
hanna - Cenety, Pa,
RALPH B. LITTLE.] [EZRA fl. CLIASE.
s • CON - GOON,. et BCVIER, i • -
Dealers in Marble Monuments,Tables,
Stones, &e. Corner of Court and &Amiga
Streets, opposite - Broome. County Balk Bing.
hamton, N. Y.I ,
. . •
C. D....ILATIIROLI dit Co. .
Dealeis ha Stoves and Manufaetarers of
Copper, Tin, and Sheet-Iron Ware.. I Shop
west side Main Street,- opposite Deniociat_Of
,l See, Montrose', Pa. • f
C.-D. LATHROP.]
b. B. MOONEY,
Repairer of Clocks, JewOry, Musical lustre
! 'ments, and •GUns, Edectro,plating of
Spoons, Watebes, Jewelry, &c., done to'order.
He.has an appointment for Sealer of Weights
and Measures. Shop on Main Street, first
door below theTrick,Corners"Montrose,il*
ABEL TURRELL, MONTROSE, PA.
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals,Paints,
'Oils, Dye-stuffs, Groceries, Dry Goods, Herd.
ware, Stone-ware, Glass-Ware, CaMphencOura lt
leg Paid, Limp Oils, CandleOarnishes,Win
dow Glass, Fancy, and Toilet Articles, Pen
mery, Jewelry,' Spoons, Spectacles, Musics)
Instruments; Trusses, Medical Instruments,
Liquors, Mirr'ors, Stationery, Brushes, Shoes,
Yankee Notions,- &e. t Physicians Praserip
tions earefully'compounded. : ' t
- FRANKLIN FRASER,
'Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
II • MoNTR on, °
WILL attend f ait h fully to all bulkiest; Mitres s .
ted:to.him in the county of Susquehazna.
Conveyancing and writing of all ',kind's will be
done neatly, and change moderate. I
lie will also attend to the prosecution of laic of
sOldiers, their widows, and heirs,. against tba Uni
ted 'States goVernment, !or Bounty - Landk
stone, &e.
M=• be P
. i
lay be found at all hours.at the ( o ffice formerly
occupied by J_. T. Richards, Esq.,north-ofthelCourt?.
House.- . . ' • "'' 4p T I
i
. JOHN. COLSTEN
DEALEk IN' Stoves, Til, Copper and Sheet Iron
Ware, Lodersville, near Crest, Bend DepotAtf
M. :C: imam. -.•
Interested with L L. liittnt,i "
IMPORTER AND DEALER in-Hardware and Cut
lery, Carriage Trimmings, Springs, &e, .1 , •
No. 215 Pearl Street, N.I Y.
Where his Mercantile friends, in this and other
Counties, are kindle invited, and earnestlysolieit
ed to call and puteliase. ' n6tf.- -•
. .
HENRY: S. KNAPP, •
• OF mciTnosE, • i- '
•
With Rowe, W. oodru ff , & Carter,
ATHOLEIB2..LE GnocEiis . and -Comm,isszloN
MERcu:A:NTS; No, 173 w a ' s l i i n ,,t on street,
between Cortland ind'Dey Streetsitqew York.
March 8, 1854-100.
rhrits,in
lies to
esk:l
- part
as and
styles
Medical. Card.
~ •
T% Rs. n. Patrick, Jr. &
_G..hare
I J this day formed a eo-partnershiP, for more
&idea - and suee:eSsful-prdsi l icution, of the differ
braneliiis of their profession. •• - • . •
All•business' entrusted to the m,will • be Wert- ,
ded to with promptness and fidelity. 1•
1 Their office will be ho one lately 'ocenpisd by
Dr. Dimock . - '•
Mimtro h . 22 : , 18. G. P27PRIII'I7°.K4C-
cods,
. ,
Dr: Merit A.
11 - 11t1JGOIST and CricuisT, and Dealer in
-7 Darras, Medicines,Chemicals, Dye stnlN
'Paints, Oils, Patty , Win dow 'Glass, Caulphine
Fluid, .Perfumery, Yankee Nolen% &c.,
Lodersvilie, Pa.—lUtf. s. I •
A. S..
•
.ArroupiEY AND COUICULLOii
.1.4 W--S
tutnna Depot, Pa. o:Rio:over :S. B.
Store. ,
I;
Goods Faßidge _
SHILLING Calicoes for 8 ets., Summer, .kds
for 10 cts., Ginghtuns and. Lawns at most
price, Defiling 10 ets., Scythes 50 eta., ANts,
100 eta.,Rakes, Hoes, Shoiels, Sickles, 11' 0 4 5,
Mop lsodleS, Brooms, Pails, Tubs, Window
Sash, the best to. be.found, Glass and Nails; ,sth
Y. H. Tea, for one dollar, -and -other goodi in
great variety, all going cheap for cash. '
• .1. L Y ON4dc. SON.
Montrose, June 14, 1854.-
•• Wool: wor tad.* r••
T"t4tbserihers.ivill 014 *a highest- ttt_str
ket trice: for Wool, either in . Goods or
Cash. • SMITH & HEMPSTEAD.
• 1 Drooklo,_ June 7t14 1854.• . • • •• •
• :1
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THE 1101\11E0SE DE 00:
YUBLIBEIED.EVERrMIURSDAY MORISINtiI
OVI&814' &.0,44 5 1
EDITORS AND ROIMIET
-- ' -
• TER1115..41,50, cash in' advance; $2,00 if
not paid within six months; and. CIA ,
O, at ihe r m .
iir
of the year. No paper discontinued until ulna.
ges are paid, except at - the optiotiof t Kb.
liahers. All 'communications connected, ,Ith the
office, to insure attention; must he directed (pot
paid). LS CHASE & DAY; Montrose, Susquiehailk
enunty, Pa.
-
Bates of AdVertising.
One square (12 Miele or lets) 3 insertions i 51,00
Onesubsequent insertion, ..... . 0,26
One square three months, - 2 ,5 °
On e square six' months, . 4,00
4,00
Business Cards, four lines or less, •
.
Yearly advertisements, not over 4 squareli 7,6 0
One column one year, 30,14
Yeatly,adaitisers will be restricted! to the
business in which they are engaged ;and are cos.
sidered as wishing to continue advertisin g _iunl
they shall '
give special directions for a flukontia.
ranee of the same. •
, • JOB 'WORK.
11145 1 The publishers hav l ingiddedtsitheir Job
Printing materials a large and superior Casson.
went of Job Type, are now prepared to execots
Job Work in
,altnanner unsurpassed in- is set.
Pon of country and on the Most ressonabl "tenni.
Blanks of every description kept comstantly
on. hand or printed to order.
ll** pint*
• • - Jon* GROVES,: 1
Fashionable Takitor—=Shop
under
Hotel, Main Stie4, Montrose,' Pa. • -
- '11.11t1%.,t8T HOUSE, 1:
, .
Great Bend Dejpot, Pa. ADDISON 'BEY-.
Rend
,All 7, Propc iet.Or. • •
. , ,
L.If.i.SPRQUT,
Manufacturer lipf srnotrr's COMBINED CAR.
ifontrosx ,
EIAGE . PA. •
.
• • • Wm. Br. Co. ,i.-
CabinOt-andXha4 ittatinfikadiers,,foo Main
Street, Montrose, Va. •
• 4t w. - xt. FULLER, 1.
Dealers in Pooks3tendyZfade - clothina,
And Ca p s, Bogts arid :Shoei;. Dry GoOds,
Store opposite Seirle'A Hotel, tiontrosi,Pti.
C. C. EDWARDS,
Physician and Surgeon, Harford, Pa. °Met
2 doors below Eatoes Store: • •
Dr. ILLS3LITII, 1 '
Stirg4on Dentist, Montrose, Pa., will
_iie at
,
-Searle's Hotel Mondays and Tuesdays of each
, ,
week. ' . iSyl
,
• .MIL, /ill 8c PARK, I -
Dealers in Dry GOods, Groceries, Hardware,
Crockery, Boots and Shoes, &c.,
Pa. , , Byl
{s. A, Wooxisun