Administrators' Salo.
IIiTOTICE 'is hereby given-that •by virtue of an.
lA. units. - of 'sale issued.. -from . the Orphan's
Court of Susquehannis c'ountY,..the following de.;
Fe ri bed property, late': the-estate of- Augustus
Pickering, deceased, will be offered for sale- ut_
tublio - . -vendne, on Tuesday, the 3d •day, !of - SD
next, at one•o'clock, P. 31. • Situate jtt. Jack •
tnwnship -in- said-county: ,-bounded north...lp
hinds in' possession of Joel Limb. west by j an ,
poBMession of:Lewis Low, south by `lands n
possession of Ambros Benson, and w t st by b ui d s
of Ji3sepit Drinker,: .or, lands for which he ;is
agent, known and deseribecl on a . ump re
sur y Henry Drinker's Tunkhannock tract:
ey of
:Ls the sotabeas! , half, of Lot - No. 1:i t, and eon
mining 63 acres and 81 Perehes,'More'r6r less, on,
16 it orosi 'framed house; a herse ,, barn;cow. ,
bait:lolnd other out hoosegs.-' = • : •
9\lo to b e held npen the premises, and terms
of payment Made - known"ripen the day. of sale.
. SA'AitIEL W.• PICItERING,
DAVID A. BENSON,
' Adminis!ra:f,rF rf A. Picketing deceastfl.
Jaciison, June 4, 1855.. . 217-4 w.
NOTICE.
MrIII.IREAS my wife Marcy Nis left my bed
and board sv:thont any instesuse or pro.
vocation. this is to forbid any person harboring.or
trusting her on my-nceriunt, as I will, pay no debts
o g hero:kir:ding after tliis date..
JACOB WELLMAN.
23-3 w.
irlMl3
BOROUGH OHDINANCES.
Ivicniee'to Dog Owners.
•
SECTION s , or's ' 0 .
A- ND be it further ordained, That hereafter on
. L.t . every dog owned or kept by any person
within .the Borough, a tax. Of Fifty cents, and up
on every.slut so owned or kept in the. Borough
as aforesaid, a tax of Two Dollars; shall be paid
by the person or persons so owning or keeping ,
said dOg or slut. And it shall be the duty of the
owner or owners, keeper or kepers, of 'each- and
ever y dog or slut owned•or kept within the Dor
-ow-di, on Or before the First day of June in - each
A nd every year to pay to. the Borough Treasur
er the said sum of - Fifty Cents for each and - every'
deg, and Ilwo Dollars foreach add every slut - so .
°Weed and kept by him or them And upon •neg-,
lectrefrmal_ se to (16 for the space of ten'
days'afti:r the slid first day of June - , said person
or-per-i,.as so ofiontling .hail forfeit and pay the
snni of 0, ; 0 Dollar for 'cat;ll and every. don., :and
Fear Ilo;iar, for each and . every slitt* so owned.
and kerl ,v ih n , her or them, to be collected be
fore any Justice of the Pe ree .of tho county, in
thename of the Berough, with costs of nit.—,
And it. is lwrrlfy made the duty 'of the Treasurer .
to bringsnit for the collection of the same, and
• : is a compensation for which he shall be entitled
to receive 20 per cent on the amount; so .collea.
ed by him. Provided, That he shall not bring
snit until he has made demand for said penalty,
prOV - oied that if any dog or slut shall be known
0 1, 0 about or in the r ßorodgh for three weeks
r:
for which no owner oclaimant ran be found - , it
shall be the duty of the !Vali Constable or of any
n!horpnson to whom said factA are knOwn, to
sueit dog otislat.l
. .
GEO. R. LATHROP, Treasurer.
Cash for land Warrants.
IT L IGITEST nlnrket, rice raid by
L. F. FITCH
June 5, 1855-13w•4
E.OST OM STOLEN,
of 5157..110,1 by the subseti-
V/ lii"nne L. Pr,-t—tr&sinly, nVer
tw: , Tt. wn., not writ t tit `f or beiroc." Al
or .sl.l by me 1.9' Isnac WfoOlsey
N. V.. sr...it b:wi; to Mont,
rro-e 4% ": -. N. B.• I itlyci not e'ortsi.:neti the due bill
note to ti.e "use of any person or person -1, or
tie care of ant indici.i lat.
-
' , -.TOSEI4-1 B. WOOLSEY.
J,•;%-up. June 5, 1955-123w3 -
:NEW ST,OVt & TIN-WARE
EMPORIUM OF -
isc-zzranrin, •
•of. Meter. St. - a:WI' South of
S:aric's ./Tota,.. • .
AT7iinil.E mar be found the best assortment
11 (.f STOVES ever brought to this market-
Inzether e - ith Tin-Ware' cheaper than can he
, bon4ht eig. , v2here this side of New York : ...
• They would respectfully call the attention of
to tht-ir new and splendid Stock of
STOVES and TIN-WARE, which trill be sold
at r- - r 7 Tow prices.
W e :.laye the most apProv i ed patterns or ..
IVES
ever- brought into thiS market, ammo . which
• :nay be f.0t041
Sti r .:( 1i7c,4 (Elevated Oren.) Caltiva
igr fv , l Oren,) Paragon, 11 eui
Glo.be, ..411ag, and
71, tee :Steer, •
All Ncuti7ll', and various other pattern's too nu
mer-e. to rr,,ntion. . • r
,'• Ti ‘VAR;: of ail kinds kept constantly on
hind h. , ,lcohold use. Jobbing done to order.
awl in the beht manner. All-Tin-ware. carefully
proved before leaving the shop.
They respects ,ysolicit the patronage - 'of. all
•Who wish to putehase anything in their line, as
auring• them that more can be saved by examin
ing their stock before purchasing elsewhere-.
S. A. WOODRUFF. G. B. ELDRED. .
Montrose, June 7, 1855.
JOE PENTLAND'S CIRCUS.
L eta C'43
,
WITII an *entire new end: brilliant. equip
merit. This superb Troupe will exhibit
. at MOntrok-_.; on Friday, June 15.185.5.; afternoon
and .evcning. Doors open at 1 1-2,and 6 1.2 P.
31. Performance half an hour afterwardi. Ad;
mission, 25 ets.-
4 flis company is *disCrignishad for ihe ele
gance, novelty and varieiy of its entertainments.
- - '' EQUESTRIXN, . _ •
Gymnastic and Pantomimic. Displaying, the _
. -highest order of Foreign and Datmestie talent. 7— .
Among the principal attractions of this Troupe , Sheriff's Sale.
are- SIONS. NICOLO, and his three Juvenile ßr Irina eof a writ of P. ra
i. toned out of the Court of
Wonders., Atritoss-4, Stuasnas 'AND ALAta,,lO: rettoiT u r:rill l' e Leas xpo: r el7; i inYl l it:= C tr a tt t ; l e . & C ta ti ci n t r ° t flci . n d s i ;
g(*ittler with*their two Woricierruily trained -and in'.mootrose, on Saturday -the rith.dair of 3110', avast,
highly intettectunl dogs; TOPSY and JACK I' ' 4 ' l °.c..„.1"k P. M* ,
_._ •
From the GvirMaitki •Comique and Olympic, --. u
All nit certain piece or parcel ofland sittlatt.4.
and being,in the tkumship of Bridgewater, in
Paris; Theatre Royal, Drnry Lane, andßatty's
• Royal Atapitheatre, Loudon; Franconi'S Hippo
said County, bounded -and described as follows.
drome, New York, drc. . • iowit:—.-
51r.D tviA Richards. the Wit 1 Excentrie horse - Beginning At a post standing la 'the road lead
- man, wilt appear with his untamed Paine Steed, ing from Mimsrose to the ;Cochecton and Great
in his' Dare Devil Act: witiloot, :i thu e or b r idl e, Bend tiainPike; thence north sevent.'en degrees,
jumping -hurdles, leillaig . fences; dze.- This i, 1 west ninetceif perches,;to a post in the centre of
the Most daring and wonderful act of horseman. the ro s 4d leading to jJawsville . o*tiOnce:slong said
ship ever witnessed. • - ro.-A soutir-56 dein e ,Tees; west 5 perclicti to a stake'
.: •
The extra.ordiliary feats o f balancing' by Mons. and stone in'the 'centre of,iaid mid i ; thence 61-
Nicole at Sons; called La Tcyz, -wilt b e „i v ": teen perches to the centre of the .first . msntioned
in a style 9orselegAnee and skill unequalled 4 . arly road; 14 9e 6 along 8, it road tgaFett Ptrtlie s to
other performers in the country, ..- .". the iplaCe •of .beginni g, containing one-third,
Mad. Virginia Sherwood, the beautiful Esques- Of 'P enl 'l no r t 'r Ir' l'ilib gPlioitenaticea. one
.
trienne, in a variety of 'elegant Toots de Grace, t'framed - howit. r . and MI proved. '`-. . * • * .
Ti , ,sitivery unachieved by any other Lady in they' Taken in etwution it the -suit: .of- John VVII. ,
~ ■
Profession'.
.. , , , :. . , llama vs. F.X. Williamsl administrator dr 0: - 1.
• ...Joe Pentland,.the Great American Clown, snr- 'Williams, deeeasa& '''. . - •, ' • *
named by the press,"Thqlkindetn Tiattehatontis" '' - 1 ' :.: • ET. 110,1 I LISTEIL, Oheriir.
"Chief - Priest of .I)ledus,al34 ofihe • iteble ,Sheri ff ' 6 "Ik e ; 14461t1tP C 44. 1 t . • • " '
Irje:'—wiii open hisiliettlstistildss. - • - ,., 0 r ~ "1' . .-.'', --: ",May, 15, -:.- ' • -
: Jokes, Wittictsini, Drolleries inid- - • ":' ' ' 4.,
'.__.,„,Mr. Frank Pastor, . in Isis- areattneigniint, Aiet : .17
. t of Horsemanship, 4 ,_. .....e! =-- ',..._„. _
.. . • . 4,,' '
r,
,
Vtichisto se the A „ttini - ;;Zidithib4 -
.
I afi. o cor i e blight:bier, ibedtiniPi4Viinlier
of tho Vt'orld, and-Great Two Bone er.
•C. Sherwood, the accomplished t3cene Rider.
B. Jackson 11. Bernard. ! r . l
Ma ter h .
erwood, the greatestluvenile Pines
an in. the world. Besides 'a. variety Of other
talent.
-The far famed performing ponies, Damon*
Bendigo, Black. Diamond and `-Titania, in their
fantavtic and fairy. gambols: A , host of other
'talent is eagagod witld this Mammoth establish.
men{. For fall partictans see-bills at principal
I nv
hotels: . , - , '• •
A grand Procession ceded by the magnif
icent ORIENTAL DRAG v CHARIOT, eontaining,a
full Military Brass Ban and n-n be t e n D e a n ..
tiful Black Harass, superbly rn • ed anti dec.
United, which will • proceed rough .c principal
streets to th e place of exht tion. -
W' AT LODEI4VILLE, une 14th. ," •
1 • " NEW G 1 ODS. • • . .
TIIE subScribett is in (instant receipt - of:Veer
Goads, in his lino f business, nearly every
week. The publin'ivill find his assortmeat No I,
a
\
d Ida articles new and of good quality. The
s ock consists as usnal of
Drugs, Meslicine.s. Paints, Gihr,
Dye-Stuffs ' Groceries,
Fancy-GoodS. Jewelry, ' " -
Perfumery, , &c.
Store at the lower end of the burned district.
i ABEL TURRELL.
Montrose, June 1,185&. .
• NEW GooiJs CHEAP
at the.lle,ad Of Iktigatjon.
THE ontler4igniA ingist rmpt ! elitilly aniltinnees
VI the pniditi thitt he in dill neliing lino&
at.the nld stan,i.• at - Ai-that he has an entire new
will be sriki ewap.
i C. W. 3TOTT.
trope, May 301855..
NEW STORII IN HARM!
~ .
' - G. W. sEttioup.. dt. co ,
DESIR.E to call tile attention of. the public
to thvir stack (IC,
. .
• - . TWAIN' id 00121%, . -
Xi:r arriving.' nt thekild stand of S,. SErmoun,ln
the village of t ;liarf ,, ra. • . • -
C - -.4.Dliti GOODS - • .
An E•Nr,lia ha;e ten boup.,ht. for *cash; care
fti4 seleted,land.olil be sold chenp.
,GiVe us
.a call beforelmrehastag. Our stock eonists of
DRt coons.
. , onocEßits. •
1'.. 1 1 IRD W IRE: . V . • .
CROCKERY... -
A . 1 RON' ; NAILS . .
.-a+
't. Ifolk 1 f olk 1 &c., & , &c.,
- variety a s as is usually found•in coutTy
tores.
G: W. SEYMOUR & Co:
10, -18t5.
I - -
liarford, Ma i k
.
New' Spring Goods.
- LT.
• BURIZITT would :mil onnee to his friends
.1.1• and the public that khe is now ripening
an • unusual ty large Stock o Seroxc anti titi
an:.GOODS, including a great variety of Prints
frOnt dets 16 Is. per yard:l Plain and Printed
Lawns, 11:16 , re Dehtines, Ging,bants, Brocade
Black and Raney DressSiths, Silk Dress Tissties
and Bareges, Poplins. Sole., &C.: with a superlOr i
as;sortment )1' Silk, Broihe, C.lshinere and 'nib.
lit.Lt Shawls. t :klantillas. I arasols, French Laee and ;
Straw and. ilk Bonnets Rich Itibbons and Flow. ;
i
es, -- ,,with a lail,ge variety of °dir staple and fan- ;
cy
' - •-' DRY GOODS, .
GFOCetieS:_frilt , k(• l iry. I ' lardware. fron and •Nails, i
hoots and, Shoes, Hats and . Ca'earpetinLr, !
Wall pail , er, paint'ed Window Stn.:des', Floor 0i)
Cloths, Olocks. - Staves.Oils and Paints, pl oug h, :
; &c., &e.l in short, the largest kind df piles' of
rich and
he
.Goods: too numerous t:o mention..
but just he things to ptirehase.:dl of which will
be .old at the most,redueed prices and on - tin•
tn.t faviirable terms for eash,.exchange, or ap.
prdved Cri . it.. -,-, ~, - , l
N. 8., suit and I ,our constantly on hand. 1 :
.New Milford, 11-4 5; 1855. - —.'
.
G- REAT . ATTRACTIONS,
.1 - -
, •
AT THE CP S 0 .1 - VILLE XCIIA NG E.
T 1.1 1 -',. SuLs. - cril;c•r is now rZceivino• a w ell se
t e,
leeted assortment of Dry Guods;Groceries,
Fiiit, Ilardware, Crockery, !toddy-.Made Clothing,
Hays, Bonnets, (a splendid assnrtinent,). N. 4114,
Paints; Oila, - Dye:Stntr.4, Yankee Notions, in fact,
airiest everything INually called for at a eoun
trvlStere, including Flour. Salt and Meat; all of
which he Is desirous of %olio., for ca s h, o r any
lane of FarOser's illerchaniable -Produce. ,r on,
zw'xi npproved Short Cre.4t. His friend.. are
most respectfully invited tolg,ive him a call and
he will satisfy them that the Exchange
,iS the
plnco f.r farmers to Aral: - Toe highest inrice
paid, in C.'s!) for Butter. - . , .
. ,
J. L. 31ERRIAIAN.
• UpAonville. May I's, 1_8:35, •
ToD%iry-lienanldeheese-Makers. -
111 HE unnersigned subscriber is now prepared
furnii,h cheese makers with a new and
imptived patent, self-acting- press, - which will
do 4p business right. 'This press being
acti • t r islfsr more convenient than the old rash.
inne long lever press, with 'welelgi. For reffer
enreinquire of P.. Loomis, C. F. Loomis and
otherswho hive used • this new press and tested
its merits. Those men will tell you it is 'no
humbug. So please call and get one, while you
have an opportunity.
0. F. FARGO. '
Montroßi May 18, 1855. - 20-If.
'DISSOLUTION.
rrillE firth of B.Y. & R. 11: Eaton is this day,
_L
by mutual consent, dips-Aced. .411 persons
harin;tr book arwounis uncetiled with said jirnutre
retiuested to make immediate payment. by Note
or otherwise, before We expiration o 4 two month)
from thi'p date. The books and accoittes will re:.
main in ;the hands of B, F. 'Eaton, *l' ma
z y be
•
found at:their former place pf inau
thorizedtothorize4: to settle the-same. " A word t0 . . 4e
' BENJ. F. EATON,
jurfoo, RALPIIH-Euvrov
April
10,1855-16m2 • "
'New York Prices tc.
A RE now bein7. p'aid V A. Lithrop & Co.;
-to all those who eon.4gn their, butter and
produce to them. • They hating made ari-ange
ments are . noW:imabled to send ail kinds of pro.
duce to New York :Ind to - sell the Same at the
highest market' prices. All those who wish
good prices an. , quick returns we invite to. cail
upon - ,
A. LATHROP & CO.
- lontrose, May 1, 1855. -
1 • SPRING GOODS.
g4riOriol just 'received, and now offering
at the leirest cash.rices fur approved cred
it
l r Ready pay; by
• A. LATHROP & Co.
Itlay 1.
k A - '''...
; • ats, B ummer Stu ff s ,And tbe_tow
.aciti anti Dr Goods,at
- , #-Ti .-. • -1 , %;,',- -, ' 4 , ~4 ,........ 4. ~.„. • „
_ • •
- 'WESTWARD . I - HO
•
THE Artist, being absent a trip - to the
1. West, his - •
Dagneirgeftts- Rooms •, I
.at Odd be cloyed for -spiv
weeks.., lie willgive due motite of his return,
and hopes that in the meantime yqm will alllget
"pod ready" to have your fuses ken: '
i • • -; •-- • W. B. DEANki.
Montroso, May 26, 1855..
• i •
• •
LOST pit.STOLEN. - ..
TWO Notes: one of • 850 n, and. one of $4150,
given to ms wife E.iza, and to be paid at
my death,—they were not written or lorrir/.
i • MY wife has "been' dead' over two years, and on.
sequently those noik are dead also. T ey ve ere
not given to any other person or perso by me,
;and Jr any individual or indiyidulls • hose ,
.antes I should be thankfuf for them—the -are of
no use to sill peragin except myself.
JOSEPH U. WOOLS Y.
• JeSsup, May 26 - , i 83.5, • • 2.2 w.
NEW STOOK OF DRY GOODS!
-
::. C A RIP E T.S ! ! -
Great Iteduetionin Pricet at the •
- ONE PRICE STORE. • .
p • C. BACON has the pleasure .of announc-:
.1.. t• inr , to his Customers that he has tust.re
turned eau! the Eastern Markets with one• of
the largest and mot excellent assortment of ~
• DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
!
ever opined in this market,'. whit'h fur beauty,
variety and style c.:Mnot be surpassed, which hav
ing been ptirchased for cash at auction and else
where-at auction pi:ices he willysell them cheaper
than they wore ever beforo offered in this or any 1 .
.otner market west 4 New York city. - .
-His rich and splendid assortment of -
.
. DRESS SILKS, .
• , .
i.?; always acknowleileed the best and cheapest in
toWti, and includes plain, Plaid, Striped, BrOesde
and- Glace—the cheapest
as Well as the richest
goods, at prices carting, from. 37 1.2 et's to '525,0
per-yard, together With.a great caliety - of .
BRILLIANT JET BLACK SILKS,_
True Satins, &c., !selling nt least 20 per cent
lesi than the cost Of iniportation.l
. .
SHAWLS : Sil A 1171. S ! l. 1
,
An immense assor tment of . Silk-Crape, Thibet,
cashinere,,Merinw4 Brochi , and Summer Shawls.
from $1 to $OO, together cc ith a splendid' variety •
of Black and Colored
.MANTILLAS, ,
•
of all the fashionable patt9rns: Sace, Silk and .
Embroidered, which will bcs Id cheaper than over
before. • .
,
. natssGo DS.. - . • .
De Liirot from . 6 1 4 c'ts to 7 1-2 c'ts per yat d :
Plain, Plaid, Striped and Fig rd: Muslins. Bril
d)
iiiintes, Challits, 'B ombazines Chambras, Ging
hams. • French, English .an ! American Drills,-
from 5 ets to :25 c't4rper yar d ,e very new style
constantly on hand ;at-ttiertiTWest prices. .. .
RIBI3ON S.
t. . .
Ribbonds by the price or yard will be always
in our stock for Milliners and retailers.
EMBROIDERY. '
The rieheSt and largest assortment of Embroidery.
ear: always be seen at R. C. Bacon's,nt the lowest
prices. Chemketts, Collars ; Sleeves ; Skirts,
Infants' Waists, Ste., of every fashionable style,
together .with ! ' •
EngliA Threaii,_-
~4
.
Valettetinirea, • .
ll4niton, . •
• .. Guipure-and
Brussels Laces
. .
in great. variety.
. :
LI NNEN GOODS.
itf all kinds. !Linen4, Linen Ilanakereillefs,
:Tahle Linen and c4vers. of 'all sizes. Napkins.
D. , s•lies: Linen Shei•tin,, , and Pillow C::se Linen
from auction at prites below all comp.tition•
The attention of itott4e-keep.?rs •iv particularly
invited to our stork of Curtain Goods, among
which may be found . -
Lace Curtains, Vuslin Curtfins, : -
F Bcocatt;lics; .
awl everything in this line of foods, which can
no(fail to please in: ty)rie, style or price:
DOMESTIC GOODS.,
Ph/ached and 'Brown.Sheeting from .the 6 , 3 grade
by lto the• tin z tst Tickinas, Denims,
Striped Shirti g. Apron Cheeks. • Ginghams - and
'prit!ts„ from - e'ts to 1,2,1 els per yard, and
all kinds of C4ton Goods for meet or bovs'-wear.
Nair Cloth Skirts,. Grams 'Cloth Sl:irts,
And Parasols,--a very rich assortment.
More Antique. Mims,Eringes„Galoons, and all
descriptions . of Dret.;s and Mantilla Trimming, and
:everything behinging - th,, Dry .Goods' trade
customers may be e tc of finding at Baeon's, if it
Can be found in New York. • ..•
CARPETS! CARPETS!!
. .
Since the recent Tr t emendfms Fall in the price of
Carpeting, we have purchased and haVe now on
hand the larzest tthd most beautiful assortment
Of CARPETS ever exhibited in - this "r 4 on. at'
prices fully 30 per rent. less' then they could / be
Sold for the laSt year. All those who are in ant
of Carpets are invited to our •
• .
CirtitPETaoo3l /
• ,
:'where they will be delighted with the beauty and
, ilie.Lyiness of the various pitterns, and astonished
r,that 5 , 41 good a carpet can be sold so cheap.
•
Brussels, ' •
, Three PIT', . •
1;1 -
Ingrain, •
• . Union, •
Cotton
n
, Carpetings: feint 18,cls per y a ar d Pa eth.p
ud upwards.—
;Fluor and'Tahle Od• Cloths. :Matta, pruggetts,
equally cheap.
It. C. Bacon would Wolin those of his e este
,:mers, who hare not ,already made themselves ac
tßuainted with the tact that he has removed from
'pie store form!). occupied 'by him .in Brigham
,Block, opposite Court llonse, to the 'corner of the
)Sew block erected the, last summer next east at
the canal, and having a much larger, mote Ouven
lent and pleasant-storelhartformerly he. is pre
pared to holdout even greater inducements to
IDuyers. than heretoptre, and such ns can but be
ppreciated, and adaiitted by all. those who are
• 'ompetentimigeti, • , •
New ExchangeJlinghandon, )
I • 31av, 6 9. 1855.
THE LIGE .1L I ix EXPRESS !
Faire Reduced i Time Saved Thro'
• \ by Dity Light :
ikaWLEY 6t. 313N1E5,.
NVE formed partnership in Montrose for
Ile purpose ofdoing everybody's .
BLACRSMITIIING! ~ •
at the old stand near r Keeler's Hotel.
We have purchOed an .entire new stock of
IRON, comprising a . full assortment of all kinds,
diree.t from the city. : 4Wo shall keep constantly on
hand
-1 • W4tern—Round and &limo
Caststed Toe. Cork Itods,
Refined Tyre Iron—all Sizes;
•
Land Iron and
• -Spring Steel.' i -
A large assortment of. Minable Iron, Coil Chains,
Carriage Bolts, dz-c."&c., give us a calk
Ily strict attention to business we hope to re.
ceive a liberal share 'of the patronage. All work
I warranted to give - FiatisfactiGn to tbose who will
favorite With their patronage,
t i"WAGONS AND CARRIAGES .LO.
.ironed On Short notion and stuck found, or made
to order tltroughout;as may best suit on patrons.
All business transactions mud bpi:it:Wed once
a year. - Short settlements and long: friends is
our motto.. 4 _
It: - Asfa j rneyman wanted. to whom
its.adir'en:iplOyment 'and high wages:will he given.
i . p ut ty J Esk. „
• aiollrose, May 31i, 1855. '
111.4 1 PTE - 1 1 .21.4 . far 1 shitrin_gr yard. at
C. W: MOTT'S.
%,51,4trosesilfay 31'i 1855,
9 fast eviors yam] wide' far 1 shilling
tier yardat C.V. MOTT'S.
'Star 31
OWN
IEItRINTS at all prices at . • •
• !" w. 'sorra
,lbstrii"sisysii yogi. •
41‘--
, .4.3 D
- TIME CILIMGED:
. .
Delaware, Lackawanna it W. R. l ll.
SPRIG - A 11,,RA.XGENIENT I
ON and after 3l•Oudv, May 7, 1855, the r Oppo,tritiot_ to . ono etc. at Orrectily •
- 1. , iir Ml' .-Aftc ' - ' ' •
Mail PAsse.nger Vain will leave Scranton I reduced Rates. - .", - .5: . _.,.. - ; ....- ,
at 10.30 A. M. . - , • '' Notwithstanding thecontbinationisfrassie*a.
Due at. Great Bend - at 1-30. V. lg. • . i
.ers•to k4cp up the prices of non-eopyright i mu.
• Connecting with the - Dunkirk Exprks Train Nit!, against the interest of native ca posers, and
.west, and the New York Express East, no i their r - refusal to extend to Mr. Watela the cieurte s r
N. Y.& E. It. R. .Passengers taking this train i ales of the ttade, Ise is'tuttking immense. sates— I
will arrive in Dunkirk at 11.15 p. m. and'in New
i having abundant evidence, that he has. public-
York .
Yeti; n't 11.15 p..m. ' / l'coantenance and support, in his opposition to the . l
Return. will leave Great /lend at 4p. tn. due I I, _LEAT MosonOLY,'and in his efforts to aid NA
m 1 ~.. .
at Scranton 6.45 r. . .
. 1 Tryt rsa.rstr, and to rdopt the - NATItitS/11, CM.
The Freight Acrorarnodation Train, with pass. , nr.xcv. His stock of American and European j
enger'car attar:bed. will depart from Scranton
.u! i Ftutisic is immense, and the catalogue of isisrown j
IMO, P. m, eonnecting:with the M'rrnin 6o unn I publicqinns is one of the begest and.best select. !
West, and the - Night Express 'Trains bot h .ed in the.United-States. lle has also made'a 1
East and West. , . t " - Great Reduction in the prices of Pianos, Melode- i
Passengers taking this Train and the. Night ons and Musical instruments of all kinds. Su-1 .
E xgr ess East, will =rive ia view
.York at ' 10 5
. perior toned 6.1.2 octave pianos.for- 6175; s2ot)
a. m. By taking the Night Express West,ia
w -- - land $225, interior of as Tzofsti quality, and instrus
arrive in Dunkirk at 13 kl., or...by talking the I molts tts etron,g.rtnd 'as durable as those which
Mail Train West, -win arr •ts in Dunkirk at 6. 45 !
• cost $5OO. Pianos of every variety of style and
p. m.. • -
„ I price up to $lOO, coMprising those of Tntt differ-
Returning will dept , from Great Bend at cut manufactories: among them the celebrated
7.00 .i. st. and arrive tit Scranton. 12•10, a. - •
m•• modern imprured .llonAcr. Warms' Pi.v.xes 'and
Stages will be in waiting on the arrival of Pagj...:
the first premium XoLLA.2: Ptssos of T. Gilbert
senger Trains at Scranton. to
. convey pasgeozers ,
& Co.'s make; (owners of the.X.dian patent.)—
to Carbondale, Pittston, WilkeS,Barre, l 'h il ade ) " 1 Second-hand Pianos - at great
,bargainw. Prices
phia via the Reading It. R., EaStott, and all other I from $4O to $l5O. Nlelodeons from five di ff er:
intermediate places. ' -: enrnanUfictories, including the wail known S.
D.
ILTOTTERER, Supt, 'D&IL W: Smiths melodeons. (tuned the equal .
Supt Office, S.erantym . - temperament. ) the best mike in the United States.
May 7, 185,5.1 1 i :.15tf '- Prices $45, $75, $lOO, $ll5, $125, $135, and
— slso. Smith's Double'Bank Melodeons, $2OO.
'!
Ecah piano, and melodeon guaranteed.' The best
I terms to the trade, schools, 4-c.: 13 I.42ter- cept
1 discount to - clergyman and chti"enfres. A l orders
Irpromptly attended to. - Music sent . t o all parts .
i•
the 6 ftiecotntTp,st-paid,at'
i lled rates
entnir,ni ,I„cltaiogtesnnrsebeduteoi
,
••
prices •ot Pianos forwarded to ' , tress free
of charge. . .
EMERY'S & !EIMER'S' celebrated II oree
Powers, -Thresh , 'rs and Nej7.trators,teorobin
ed Thresher& ti , .// Chirticu. Chace Hollers; Por
table Circular' CrosS• rot Saw 31;11,,, rod C u t.
ters..Cortz Siylb;rs,Emory's new Portable Graf.
inz. Circler If ills,Clnw's and Kelsey's -Grain
Cradles, 4-c.. &c. Peters' improved Rice's Fan.
nine priOe FAL!
•" All af ‘ wholin-ale and retail, un very favorable
terms. • .
These machines a ll oihrrVmpri.vements are
warranted. to be of the best material and work
manship, and to f,per.:to as represented bY my
Circulars; or subject 'mho returned-within three'
mont!hs. and tlle porchase money refunded.
'f 1. taka p trtieolar carein making my con
tracts fur canal ft eight and transportation on- all
mac:lines, s o Pelt canal and other charges will
be unusually Machines for lrimiu..hanna
county mly delivo i red at: ady - convenient sta
tion on Erie or LackaWanna Railroad. • '
. 1 7-•;71 lldseriptive circulars, and all neees-tary
infortnathil converniTz all
,articles sold me,
with prices, nrd oth-r important particular*, can
IIN; had on hpplhiation to me by mail:
To Ravel inf9tight, sSz.c., all orders ' be
forwardedlayry.
1 - • • It. M. F. LLT: S.
Atheng Dradfora cO., Pa., May 1•2.
Ketchum's iflovrinp. and Reaping
Maphilies.
•••••! , rl.•
7 :-ZA 4 O4-•-:3
•
qh.
Ti:, su I=criber N4.0.t. arnt or %.Excut::.l',.s'
celebrated Mowityr. and eorlibined Mowing
and Renrin2 M:Ylii9.s f.r northern-. l'ontr'a.—
Very few of mar Fariner's are aware. of - t.. / hi: - great .
ad..antag.e ,mined hy. osimi a good mowinz !A
chim., and as a general thin_, a zondMowe- can
be used on rou; , her land than . ll c-snppo , :.
ed. • The One HoNe :I,llo.ver Ai rk on land
Rffineyclultmore uneven than Florse mow
; or will. from the fact that the cutter Dar is snor
ter: .Ti vt , t wo h ors ., 111..:,y,yr . erut.; a swath 4 ft. 8
inehei., and the,one hor:-/three feet ..vitle.
,Tae
frames and cutter lanrlO these machines are all
{linade of Wrought Iron, and every' part is made
,very stnthrana durable. :loci little likely to get
nit" of repair. ,OaeeXtra Neytlie. ea.
xtrsections
;" and fi ngers, aril one
. wren ?h, are furnished %vith
each triachint e ..! •
. . .
Price of TwO Horse 3.l , *wer,,with extras, $llO
" /(!onibined and. Reaper ". 125
with ti z ansp.irtation from BulTdo.
Price of one Horse Mower wiila extras.
with transportation from Worcester, Masc,
The two-horse mower is warranted caphle of
cu tti ng , with o n.: g‘iful tent, from 10 to 15 acres
of any kind of grass, whetheehtanding °dodged,
per day ; and the•t•otnlkined machine capable of
cutting the smile number of ;gyres of grain. per
- day. The one horse mower, with a
• good horse
is cap - able of doing about two.thirds as .tunyh as
th'•4 two horse mower.
air* All orders for the combined Mowers and
Reapers should- b.• forward,:d to me by the first
of June, and for the Mowers nlone,.by the 15tir
of June next.
Descriptive Circulars, and all needed informa
y)
tion csill he promptly famished on application by
mail: rder machines earls . in the season. --
' R. M. WELLES.
(Athens, Bradford:co.. Pa., May 12, Z35-20m2
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
I , IIILAVEI.pHII
Important .Anitoimeement.
MO all persons sr tit sexual dt.eases, Ketch •as
Sem:ual Weakness. IraPht,mee. flunrlnt•hata, Glee',
hr.. &c: The 31, , ,rard..V•!,14CialiCoLl o: Philadel
phia, in 'Clew ortile . aW . rllll.lt.,trw•tion or human Ill° and
health, caused by s• aux! vikti , t , es, and the deceptions
which are pralti cr." upon
_rot untot tun at• rtethas or such
elizese.ses by giract;, hare direczed their cons utting surgeon
as .2 Charitahl• Act worthy or their name, to sire SLdiral
Advice Gratis to all pelsons thus afflict. d, (Male of
Fe
male)be.,atb in eases of txtr•weporerty and sulerim:
to Furni it Mldicints !Tree of Charge •
The Il.wardiAssoclation 34 it . benernlent In , tit es•
tablialted by special endowment. for the relief. of . the Rick
and distressed, a rdicted with Virnlent nod 3.:pidernie Dis
eases." and its fonds Can lie 1.1 4, C41 for no tether p --
1t has now a sdroln.'nf means, which the Directors have
vote.! to at crtisei the shore not lee. It le necdleos to add
that the A ciathlr. command. the hi.. s h e ,r :tied!, al akill
of the ace nil will . furnish the west approved modein
treatmen 'Table airier given to sick and nervous re
eted with abdominal. weakness, Womb Com
e • .ireness, Lencorrlava, 4.. .• I
Addresie (i.nst-pahl.) Dr. Gee. P.: Calhann: Cothtultine
Surgeon. froward Aasocidt",n,o. 2 South Si nth Street,
Philadelphia. Pa. •
By order of the Directors.
EZlt if E.II:TWELL, President.
Geo. Falncutt.u,Secretary •
J. Wiltenberg. or. Brother
HAVE just received and are daily rectivimr
splendid assortment. of Spring and Sum.
mer Dress Goods, as Mirages, plaid and
satin, striped find Plaid• Lawns, Groandis,Barage
Delaines, Silks of all coiora and figures and at
New York prices.
Our StOdi 15h.1W14 i. well selected, among
.which can le.found Crape SliaWis, Ilroche Silk,
Barite, Thibet, Cashtn .i er,.. and PrindetcShawls.
A splendid stock of Mantillas of the latest
styles and at very low pries.. A
. Our stock of E:nbrolikri,.., is selected.with thie
greatest care and cannot f.til, fogive SAti4factior.
In addition we havp a good - assort meat 91,Need!e;
work, Window Curtains, at various Vices. : We
also o&r to the .pubre at liiaisgains,.
bleached and brown irood assortment
of Calicoes, Beiltick kg. Flannel, &C.
1164iery at vet' priec+, seult sv Storkingm
bleached and brown, enler, black and Jeix.-
etl stie•itim4s, a superiur of riltv ',ilk Hose,
also a iplenditi article of ,ilk 31its; Gloves, }tog.
er'A Kid Gloves.
We 'we also a splendid . :msortment of 1%013.
nets, Ribbons r also Misses Bonnets. Children's
Fancy Straw Cap* And Finis, a gooeassorttnent
of Parasols, all nt a. small adVance above cost.
. In addition to atl, this we ofror-the public the
largest and cheapest stock of Ready-made Cloth
ing-eyer offered in Northern Pennsylvania, Al
so a general as4ortment of Gentlemen's Furnish.
log Goods, such as Shirts, Colers,Cravats, stocks,
40, , penders, Drawers nod under Garments, &e.
Please try us-410 IpproVe if von c an..
J. WITTENBERG & BROTHER
.
Montrose, April $b 18/15.
CASH NIVSIC AND IPLANOSTOHE
HORACE-WATERS.
No. 333 Broadway._ lecw,ll"or..k.
Extracts from' testimonials
sots and Editorials, , coneerning
11011 ACE WATERS' MODES N LiPP.OVED PIANOS.
NEW l'onk, ,
HORACE WATERS• E4Q., 333 Broadway-:
Dear Sir—Having ikxamined your Piano friirtes
froM scientific and appropriate tests, I ant ena
5` bled to foiSn a satisfactory jUdgMent of their
merits, and it is with pl(;asure. that I can speak
of them as :imam the Most celebrated and itn.
proved makes of the - day.
'For power, brilliancy and richness of tone
elasticity of touch. and hentity'of finish.; they will.
not suffer in comparison with thmle of any other
manufacturer and those desirous of olitaining,,
a really ~0 0d Piano Forte—one -that will prove
an equivalent for their means, will find• such a
one in yOur beautiful' inktrumentsi
'lnitom,ks pAKFtt,
i A_ M. 1.0-41 or of Jullieh's Band and musical
Director and ConduCtor at Niblo's . Garden.
Yor. powc , r. bei !Haney and rich,ness of tone.
elasticity of touch; elegance and . arability of
mak... they are in . :1411100 of any other pianos in
' the' United .State, lwim:Ttlie result of lone' expe
-1 rience and a series oiexp:.riments.—N. 'Y. Dig-
Fa: r7l.
The treble bt'elear, Pnre,l , 4autiful, and very
bass is . deep, roiling arid _sone
runs; the "Iniddie part k rieh and sympathetic,
and posses the power of singing;-i. e: of uniting
the sound of each ti.nP, .re a de gree' but rarely
aehioved—llr.Nnv C. \l ! '..yrsote.
- 1 Your instruments are a sensible. improve'rnent
I -
upon Atnerivan pb.nos. and an honor . . to the
' skillful inantifoetnrer. There is. no doubt but
they sill b.• nppreiriated . by the- puhlie, and tell
adu)7 l rers of true rherit.—OscAn ComEtriaNT. -
•For power'(.l*tone, depth orb:rig, and
ev of Ire . bie t tt* ,, 7011e7 with acenraey of tench,
. they a r t! .:eqo ,1 to :Inv make I. a it Letitiairited With
and I eor-lia!!..- ree.inimed :belt'to tiwsewishing
to prireba-e.--V: C. TAYLO:Z...
frien.cts will.fi•ad at 11r:1,V:tiers' store the
very be , t aKiortowat of not..ie ittei. of pianos to
'.he fonr.d in the 15.nited-States,Fand se tirge,o l ur
southern and western frivndi t,' tzive hi n a call
evheLever they go to New • li.trig..-'-(.4rishans
,
I take great pleasure in prononneity , them in
strument-. ory-uperior quality, both in tone and
touch.—.lt;GusT GockzEt..
consider them worthy of special attention,
from the resonant end exceedingly mosjeal tone
! which Mr. NSraterq has sneceericti in avtatniog,.—
Y JlusiCai .itlr4l Times.
f The flornce Waters piano , . are of superior
tnne , aad fiuisli.—S.
.
. Nothing.at the State Fair disylayed gr:r. Ater ex- i
eelieneo it any department Than the Piano nine
rnannEtet4eti by Ilorace %%raters, of 1114 city.--: I
Citurts.ll3l.,•st, ~
. .
linmee Waters' Piano FArtes Are of foil, rich,
and.eveh tone, and powerfal.—N. Y. Mt.::si;a/ I
. .Rerir..r. ~ . .
Your new Square Pi.ino4, sir. are of such a
•elearoes4 and equality of time thrclgligut, that
they yory sui:oessflttly compete with
nous and expressive Gr.tnd Pia tranc;erlientle.
The Editrir of the Sarannah Reptedican
vatina h, Ga.. ;:p4.;:king of the Piano Fortes Republican ,
by llestrA, J. W. Murrell S. Co. .of - that city,
s.iys;
•
tit will be seen that their ste e l; comprises in.
i
strumeMs of every grade o f ex.ei ‘ wnce, from the
known manufacturing; establishments of
Chiekerit,r & Son, Iloyace Wasters. 11. Mmes-
ter, Norms and Cark, and Bacon and Riven. It
•
might well be supposed, that in so large a col
lection there would. be some very fine instru.
meats. But there is one which, • for blianty .of
finildi and echness.and briili.inry of tonej equals,
l if it doe's not excel . .anything of the .14nd we
have ever seen. It is from the establishinenrof
. 1 - Horace Waters. • !Icing constructed of the best
i,and most thoroughly seasoned materi.d, and up.
on improved principles, it. is eapahle
; 'the action of every climate, And •o‘• standing a
long time in tune. • The keys are .of pearl, and
the recess for •the fingerboard is inlaid with
• pearb - thd legs are_lntiq elaborately earvO, and
the' whole irArument finished up in a Style of
great excellence and Igtot.Y.. And yet its chief
rnerit lies in tho power richness
of its 'tufo, and the elasticity of its touch:"
' Ektrarq i s . from Editorials concerning C. Gti.ut ItT
&Cos rstr:,3trcu
The ..Enlian Piano' Forte is undoubtedly the
tnast'peiti•ct mt.;ic:ll instrument humnifingenui
has constructed. T%vo instruments are blen
ded in one•. The lEolian is both 'attached and
cletai•hed : so that the Piano may be played with
or without it ; or, with on, hand the performer,
may elicit the melodious strains' of the Xolian,
and withtl;e other invoke the harinmiles of the
Piano. The instrument Which, in the evening;
incited to the dance or aided the festive song,
circa forth, in the morning, the pealing tones
which prelude and tiecompany.theyolemn hytnn
Mr. Waters' new monis' are very invitinOo the
lovers'nf music. But he hag nothing sin his
rooms oral in beauty and coniPeteness }o
bert's .Yellian Piano Furtes.-orrii S Waits'
Home Journel.
The varietY.nnd benuty of the dietl.4 can only
be apprecinted by those who
. hear these rilngnil l .
cent iw4truments at Mr. Wat!t.rs establishutent.
'Tribune.
• TheLif..iian l'iaho'Forte sent to the Crystal
Pal.geefrimt the great muiie forans of Horace
Waters, have ben proved to be unsurpassed by
all others in those qualities whieh.llie gt . eate.q
p . erformers most prize —.Crewing
•
.-1 . 1 10 Pianos. sold by r. Waters are vetypop.
u t ar ..‘• The framework isz mettallie and. the ins
trument is warranted tri stand arty elimute with
seareely any need or. tuning.—V. " Y. Daily
Times . .
The 'iilvention of the new rotes had divested
flint instrument uf . its lorstter tones, une given us
rfl the pu:ity an.i riehne . ss of a parlor organ.—
Ereuing Atlas, Albany, N t y.•
This" I‘.lmirable tnstiuthent is pverywhooe
ivian Riyisvor, Avian. - • •
The iEnlian Piano is non: the chief attrartion
in nil musical circles in tho Svutb.--Alsbamis
11aptist,
Extr.iets frnm testimonies concerninz.S. D. &
H. W. SMaliS CE . 1,6 - BRATED 31ELODIAn,
In lin article in tie Febuitry number of the
Rerleic,nitswering some inquiries in regird to
temperatnent made by " William W. Jr., Brook. :
field, Vt.," t noticed, a staternoitilliai•Prince's
Melodeons are tuned -in the equal temperament.
Since thntlitne I have examined a rittinher ef
Mee Co's Wain% with appal reclines
An the "temperament., - and ' hue - tot 'found ,one
tuned in equal temperament. Thelempehment
in the Inciodeele of Prinee.& Co.'s manufacture
that I have examined, approaches. nearer. the
Equal than in ithr.se of Carhart & Needham, but
it is far from equal. tui any one " tronialed With a
L ie g e car," think, %yin deride, if they win try the
chords ot F and F Sla►rp in succession.
We are very happy to stand corrected on this
point. 'We made the statement alluded to above
on the authority of a professor of mimic - 'in ttuia i
city, without. having observed in reference 'to, it
ourselves-- . a _tiling we very sedumdo.- • We..l
hive sinea examined Prince & Co.'s Melodeons
and find .°A Tuner" right. • Tho' however, that
& W.Smith's Melodeons, sold by Jim:
ac e Waters, Nci. 333 Broadway, are tuned' in the:
equal temperament 7 ,—N. - ,
Messrs. S. D. & H. W. Smith rank tis the fir . st ;
manufacturers of the Melodeon; in this eorintry,l l
Their instruments are recommendeid by the beet l,
judges as superior in siery retpect.--Botion Coriz 7 ,
MO n wealth. -
Tfierels Constantly in *tore st: triat'es
tabliehment ten different makes of Pianos, and
five differetttninkes of 3telodeons;
'alai instrument - is guaranteed" to give
entire satiefaction, or the purchase crione,t refun
ded.
Persons et a riAstanee wishing to pnrehese
by forwardin: their nrderA, have want!' as
well, and as - cheaply supplied tistliough. personal
ly present. . 14y1 -
•
NEW HARDWARE STORE.
PRYFE & KNOWLTON_ respevtfolly" e.tll
the attention of tbo eitizens_of Susquehan
na eont!ty, to:their new and extensive a3scirt
ment of ' . • '
HARDWARE,
Comprising almost everyarticle usually kept' in
similar establishments, which they,
: will - sell: at
such prices as must satisfy all - -who may fai.nr
them with their .p.itrOhage. Their goods were
purchased at the lowest market •Prices, and {tie
warranted to be. or tbe - best quality. Call and
examine for yourselves,it will cost you nothilag.
We think all will , bo ccnvince4 . that this is the
• place to buy GOODS CHEAP—not..Chop -
Goods:
e Profes•
Remeui4er the place, No. 10 LaFtlyett
Block, 3 do4s east of .the Choilong° - Bridge,
Court Street. Binghamton, N. Y..' .
March. I, 1855:
tiiriV X 14E4 OF
-
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.. .
TOW in Stored la r ge s tock of neVr patterns
of CARPETS from the. 'recent licavy nue
.iion sales :It a great reduction 'in prices. Bar
gains:for purchas e rs. And such eie g ant styles
that, all must be suited. R e member out Carpet
rooms aro. o n .the.second floor of nor Crockery
10: 1 House Furnishing.t.itore.now extend
ed•one hundred feet in depth; making it. the must
extensive in the . J. U. DE PEU.
Binghamton, March 1 1 5, 1855. ;. I _ - .
etHAIIDER FCRNETCBE; - Iledsbutds,'• lifikt .
::
V tres - ..ses•,. Washstands, En:iv - feta Sete,;:i.oun.. , - •
ges, choirs, Pillows,_ Counterpanes, &e.,
- , 4 , 18 Pearl st.,',N. Y.,. between '- • : -',. • ' ' -
Crbeicer_slr, ' 23 ins-Vi r tlres , * and ,11 .5 01 tse•' ' •19m6, . • . Madison' and Chatbain st. • '.
"'
F u.ratisltii Irk Goods. . .
ir 11. DE PEU. would -call the attention of l ew , an DUeciiray. ' -'
• .
and - - •
.. •
fl • purchitsers to his • extensivo midi varied I - Dr. Ham's, Aromatie'4nrigaralizt , sSinry•
stocleof Gc l oDs . for the Spring tra,de, consists I
,Thls delicious:beverage .is
. inperTor to all.,in
ing of-every article desired-by housekeepers . and I yigoratineCordials, S'ettnapps, Nervines, &e., in .
would 'especially - solicit •a call from 'those fur-1 use; for. the cure' - of Dispepsin: - . Nervoitstness,....
A
nishing anew. • s our' attention is particularly kileartblitn. Drowsiness, Kidney Complaint, 31e1-_' •
.devoted to the lepds. or this rhea, we are able tp,Vbrichuly, Delirium Tremens. Intemperance; &e. * • -..
furnish them with a eo:riplete outfit-and • wel as it will inciourote.- : ariti strengthen, but will not-i _
Would adYise all to look tlirtugh the assortment`!intoxicate or.stupefy!i•- ' .• •,. .".... 1•.-,, ". . ..
before purchasing elsewhere., Remember DE I
.Persons who
of;
Itabitunts .10 . IE4
PELT keeps Crockery, Looking Glasses, CArpcf- leseyss i ve : use - of Tobaeco, Opium and SRiritueu• .
in al-Cloths, AVoolen and - Willow Ware, ' , Liquors, will find speedy end . ...peimanent relict
S.poons, Cutlery, \N - iniow-Shdes, Lamps. - Cur.. ' from. the desire to ose.. these destroying vents,
loin Tr•outtiizt ,, s, ,Chin't wore, Fancy Biskets,Bird by taking a bottle or two of thisDelicioui
Cagcs,•Tovs, Jap inneii anti Tin - Ware, Feather cal Beverage. • • . .- • -!1. • - - 1 •- , 7,.:, 1
Posters, Geese Fent'acrs,"Mats. , 5,.. - 'i,•...,&'.... at the -1 - Weak and Sickly Families will find-Dr: I -.
LOWEST 1'1L10ES! .1. 11. DE PEU. , Onvigoratin gS. prrit a' quick 'and sure,: cure. for all - I
Bin oh a nava, 31orch I .5 ; 18.56. I 'fent ale. dit fi &ti lties, it being a ROgen - enttor zs Weil'. f
- las it Streagthener of the.l-juman - Sy.sterd. - Eneh..• - ••:
1 0 ( g 4 -. FEET
first
quality
, ( 'l' Bass
.., i cOMphtint that: the Aromatic Invig,ornting urditd .
1 wood + lumber fur sa'e. x- 13 - - iis calculated to cure is named" .on life . raPpeii .
quire of . ,
'tat:Comp:tying each bottle, and._ full directions for
,••
luse are : 'so minutely &vett. ' . •• }- i •
Price t per-bottle: Prepared by' Dr ,Dating •
".- Ham:. Principal Pince, No. 2 Liberty Street, New
1
York, were'wholesale orders should tieii - ddr - oesei. '•:
-'.
For sale by Druggist throughout the', Vitited -••
. . • . .. - • - 1
Shites. - -.- •• . ; ..- •--
_..."
_ .. 3 - • '
1.- Sold bv - A. Terrell, Montrose;. B. F.'•& IC.' H.:
'Eaton, Harfnrd t Church & Phinny ; Dtiadaff; EL
I -,• •
-
, Scott, Great Bend. .- . • ' . 1 .. , ti.3-•—iy.
if ... :
. : Wr . o l iigh ' t tio4 Pipe ' - e• -
.- -
. •
For- Water, keam,ai;d (as: ' Jamee. D. Morse
..4- - c0..(). 79 Johri ' &reef, ATet.o.•Yorl4 metytts, . .
jaczurersaild dealers in .117rovs,litir0 Pipe.. _.
. . .
Thirteen different -
.Sizes constantly, on band, .
with Valves. enelis,• Elbows, ..Tees. and -. every .
1 , varrety of fi t tin gS for the same. } Asheroft's Steam
1. Gantres; Whisites,.oii • t'ititst,-"Atc. Venters for
',Steam Engines, Steam and''Foree Pumps,Boiler -.
i Flues ; Toyer° _and Soap - -Boiler Coils;.: Sere*
..
4 ,' Plat es ant Sere win (... 11.1:seit i nes.- Buildings Wairs •,
led by Steam and:Lighted - by pts.-1 • All . orders .
i foi• repairs, and 'country o rd e rs regeivepromp; at,
I.tention, - .' -
1 : 'J. O. M. •& Go. bet./ to•call the•attention of •
ownersoffactories, hotels, &e..•tti their Superior
Gas Generatintr. Apparatus, stove in ,use; at•tho_-
I•St - . Nicholas Hotel, - . - New York,. ManAitstes. ••
I-Conn., Great Barrington, Mass., RockYille,.Conn.. '.
and carious other parts of the country.; • 2•f--3m.
_ +
• • • O. G. HEMPSTEAD.
BroAlyn, April 30, 1555.-18w3.
• HYGEANA.
Brought Monte :o the . Door of the atillio
A. Iros DERF UT. Discovery bif , recent Z; been made by
De.' Cott is,ot t ht. el iy. in the tient ment of Comiuptp ,
tinps A•ithroa. and nit il:ve4ses, oi the I.ung, We retti to
" Dr. Curti." nye:eons+. et Int:Mint Ilvigenn Vapor and
Ssrun.", With gilt, new method Dr. C. tine restored many
afili _iced on es to petteet heaha ;as an evidence of which he
iris innumerable ciut:fientri. Spiio.iun of the treatment,
a.physieinnreme.-.it: It is evideut i.hatlabaling--conetent
.t
1 .! , breatiiiint heallut vapor, the me icing]
-on azreeahlicing]Pri V ertiet.ninvt rome in direct cc; ntaet with the w ude or
the aria, eavity or the lunze, and tlics CFCa pe the ma 3. and
varied iliai.7ei.r.retince.l upon ;Into whin inttoduct3l into
the etomach .. ..end itutij.e..eu to the p, oceit' of diLtes ion.—
The ifygvann . k ter saw al ail the drugg:s.sthrough ut tbe
count y..
. .
The Inhaler Ts -en• r the hrt c . -or , ler .' with
net the leaatineonveri.ere— the beet 'ot the ixody be nit
Autlicio la to evtipot.3te• the thO.I:
autolted• or A s E.' , of Cf:D}..? !Ike the rolletriig sight
be Warned. ; Ono rart.:.--!,, of IT1;:es - a has cured'sue .f the
ASTIINIA er.Ox year , itendiitg.
,J,ts.. P. e4'Deneannee. Pc:.
I tills ...•!trod of the Ar - 411)1A nI7D yeare'standleg• by Dr
Curtis' Dygeene..l/4
-Mc r./ Etz.to;'l, rroo Liyu:N;
Ne "tereerentlSt .. T.,was cured of s
revnt• ease fif Brrittehei hell the Ilygeava. •__`___
My 'sister hap been ^nre.: . iir a. DISTRESSING COUCH of
seven t years standing. emit derided to be incurable by her
physienns. She was cured in ONE _MONTH :by the Ily
gentot
t ' . 1. ri: 6 ta.ber f, P. .11.: I::e'i-rinad..lre.
irii:eth , ee Dellats a Pueltu,te.—Solithe CURTIS & I , Ett
r,lxs scarsYn & PAUL So Ili*Conrohers Ft.. N. V.-4. , ,
Packages sent fresh express to any part of the United " .
States tor T..n Dollar.. , -- - • - - •
- "t• St —Curtis' llyirranu 'IN the QUI . GINAL rind ONI.N- , • Hebnbold ' sGe:nuine Preparation*.
°"riNE "t'''"' a' `'"""" "e ''""- l'un'tath`" c'r -1 Heimbolirs Highly . Conce rtrated-OtArfrou, -
.'
rile ail. tx.mnrous counterfeit s. Shur* tliein as you . „
. r„,
._,_... ,S , i ' i
..
souid POISON. r,:el--rittscher ..4..B.,*.Aders. , • .
...e Lula ..zxzrac‘ wan •, • .
~..-a , s or Sale by .1. , irl Turielt,Etrugglbt,Montrose.ra. . , . . • '.
I For Diseases of their:lacier and Klante•cseer Disessef.• .
GREAT BARGAINS- - ''': etrietthe., Weatincsset, and nil I.lseo.ses 'O3 e Stltti4ll
••_ , 1 .
' IN VI 'MX GO OD*: 1• - ' Wlitther-in - Male or Fond ~ ', ' '.'l -
• I
- • W ...N WILSON, 47 CO. , - -, tom o'hit*lter - cause' they may have prigina ed and in-
-, • - " : "natter of ilow lou,k standing: • , ,-.-. ••, • - -
ETURN their warmest nelinrrArledgements ,-, if yon have contracted the I errihlo. disetse hich, schen"
R witlwir elk:tonic-I . m in Susqueli-InnuCouniy 1
c qn ,u c t. e r s n o t t o te n d t ; o in , t u te t. .s.y r q
he t' u m n:l v ertn in itt u i r : 2 -ittr rogia from
nst Cation and.
r past.r4v6rs i nnil invito attention to their mod; i ;fipr,ir,g , the eery vital Raids or life, do not - tr-otarself .
of ' • : • lin the hunl- of llttack_ti, at o start up every du in a city'
1 iii ,e . this, - ana fiat the IN . tpers . uith !zitteitig fal hoods, tar
-n; Gr N to ,"
itow Springy roods, - - •
, well cracttlate:t to Ri:erii.e the young' rind - tha o't r
j Vit. orii'llcia.. - WhTell lilt''' PrOlmse 11 ' . rePlenish hissioteil with their tricks . You (minuet be . fois "
.c%r n eftu a l . '
toe .. cte!sion ota remedy in.shpro'coses. . . n
weekly from AUCTION, i'uu the , cheapest Cash' T,,.,..5.50„s E.,,,,,,, t B ut hu h as b„ r , p rononne o b s - r e.
i louses in the City. ' .. • ' ~ ,
..ynont Physician , . flu g: cakst 1431:61 . tt erer known: It fa a
1 Tile 'stock • embraces ( - IVery 'Varit>ty of Stipje ytte••!citlePerreetlyi t&o: , santin iti r.-,:to and.veay 'lnnocent .
, r,
talk
s..pn Is n i t . flan - , and yet„so thorough o:milt anailagree, erety :.
Rd Fancy Dry Goods, Yanki-e Notion. 1 u , lu . tric ..oi tin' . rank and pal
_ourrit...o viius - of this, dreadlul.
Traveling' Ban's, ike., All .+r wilels they nrj . l se I 41.1art!te ; 'anti , unlike miles remedies, It, doe&. not its'y TIP
thedise.nie in the blood, .'-
extremely car.. -11 , for 1 .3. 1.1. • . - . ' c=3:isTrvraiosal. iniatar,. ' I
I I'cillar" and other.nlsolcs:Oe. borer's will- find ~.- •
It ,greatly to their advantage to give them - a call. t ic - , ° ,7 h
0 t ,,,,1 b tr, 3r1f-'111°" ' a 1114$""lible.al'eale'.114"4. •
. .The Ladies will find an exeellent assortment i -arrves..sisit t a A bsot . .io nn . l ;t;:fi - , t h h it , l l' c u rp n e.• 'rl o r i t°''"ti ,7 "r
or Dress Gonfis,Embreideries, Tli rend Laces, and ' bn ttbtlni in J ft? hrt i s t he .xtte to es nu boiler
or P ro a 7:: g a " o ' l t -
. j• ble youth. can' be rill, /.lie.fhig infirli/i Tr . relnedy • And a as -
TriinipingS• urail kinds, from AUCTION at very I a mtellehle Which nt.sst. boneti,t everitindr,ifeent . the .
low rtes
... 1 ply delicate Co the etinSnett_ and pleiviring troialid4 nu
- r
I equAl Is to be "own], ac•ing 'ilitli ash r.T7e mod preventive
• W. N; WILSON, 6z. Co.
Corner of Coors and Water Sts. •
Bikgh:tmlon,N.Y kApril:),lB3s.
Bon sty Lands.
... •
rIONGRESS haS recently passed in addition-
Vi al Pension law which extends much wider
than the former taw. No' one should despair of
Rceivitfg a land ,Wrrant who has dime service
of norkind-eitherin the Revolutionary war or
since, or has had a husband, or father who would
be entitled to allension if now livinn : .• The un
dersigned has the Law-and :dl the legal terms for
obtaining Pensions under the said act, • and will
promptly obtain any applicants Pension who is
entitled thereto for reasonable eompensation.—:
Near
. I,Varrants will bring ready min if you
prefer not to locate the land.
, .. N. XEWTON.
Montrose, March 21, 1555-42.0. . 1 - . - : .
Now Store.. 2 -14row
THE subscriber tat this method of adye* - -
Using, to 11;m frivOs'and tha.publie general
ly, that - he has fitted up a - stare, just across the
street from , his old,tpiarteas, hi Brooklyn, where
he is prep:troll() receive custainers, MI,
them Goods; at as law rates as any other -estab:_
lishutent in , Susqubanna county. My azsort
nint Very largo indeed, - embracing neatly ev
ery article usuallY called:for in.il country store.
Astl am determined to , business so es-to
- avoid , ' bad debts," wide* responsible purchasers
are . ta xe d to pay, .1, eau - - lace - superror induee,
ments to - cash and otherWise.promPl ming-Pat,
tons.
A. G. HEMPSTEAD.
April 30,1855.
ONE-HorseCornigt, Phioatilphis make, is
goo d or d e r, wjll be anld law. _ Apply to
• DEWITT G. DYI3 RallY
.
Maltreats May 30,111614 - 21-1,
A Tyx - er., l'oultney;
Mw :o-:T~k!mr-t fJi
FOR SALE:
lartv-Toluzmontims
Fito4,Vtsserisn & swirl-es Oeneral Advert, 'I,.
Muse, Apileionis I~3iiiideng;: 46
- • - "and 348.I3roachtilYt
& C. Fischer, Piano-Porte
-* ufactovy,- - " •
Ntlf Ware Room, Nes; 243,t45; add`
IX. 249 West' Twentyeight street, beserOn
9th and 10th Aventier,,New Ytitk.; , • Piao4.Velth
the Xolieri,-and the beet modentdoiplrre. ,
ment.s,- made : . of tile • beet materiels, under - mot
owl) saPervbdonl writteq.guaranteet ivenlrithz,
evezy 'nano. &. C. P. being : practical men,
and manufactarint very largely, can, tarnish the
best Pianos, oti lower writ:than can be furnish. -
ed any where, , 'and iti ie dedidedly thesbeet place
to bay for - caslr.- ' These' de.siring a - good_ Piono;
and one that will stand - end Wear , can't dO
hotter than to call on J. & 41m9
Fnirbatitlos! Notatiorm and; Counts,
Se . • • -
TpAtitnxiita.& Cci.,bave recently,'oPerned
apaciowi Warehouse at , 189 .. 13 taathrillYe' N° W -144
York, where they-ioffer, at wholesale and- retail,
the 'most complete UM oriment of - Weighing Ap•-
pairatna to land in the United , States.: Among
the articles offerred will be found- ttparaida 'of
seventy different - modifications clf FAIRBANKS'
I Scat is: Also a
.great variety of Bastrzes‘Jew.
I ele. Drugg,ist's Grocers', and other Scalia.—
Spe , tl Balancesjlatcutilleams,-Tester's Weights
land 11.1casnres. &c., &e..
' HAY and.l,'oAl. SCALES set hien) , put of -
! the country by-experienced workmen: " - :
' Orders by mail, or otherwiSe will receive attn.
FAIRBANKS & Co, 189 ilroadwat
..... „
New Store and New Groats.' , 4-
,
Carpets Cheaper-than evert t, l , -
- , 0
ri - lIIE sutaieel,ber gives notice - that be bas k. s
1_ en the premises, No. 394 !Hudson' Stfeet,
Now York, wliore be offers for sale an eteglint '
and eho'ree ilot -of Three-Ply, Ing,r.lin, Venetrn •
and liall Carpeting, OACloths, stair rods', Fags, -
Drugryets, ete. Most of these g,Oods ba - vo bon
bought , at auction for Cash only. And. now $l.•
low me to say—Tst; Carpets were. unpretedently
- high last year ; 2d, They are about 25 per r ;ttt
lower this year, and nOver during' the thi n
years that 1 h.i vebeen in business,. hovel knolso - -
them so low; d„ Most of tile...old 'dealers, Or
haps all, have arge.storkss bpuitht tit last years
prices; 4th, I 'shall start with a clean nelr stcielt
bought at, this year's prices ; sth, Illy oxperaies
arevery low, see my Prmesfor example.: Ingrain
Carpets; all wool, 33. GI per yard; Double SeiAr -
elt, oitto,4s.,Superfine, sa, Extra, 6.5.; Thre-ply .
{ ditto, 81. and. MI others at equatly low rates.
J. RUGGLES LANDON, 394 liudsOn St-.
I (Bet wvetz Hammersiey and Clarkson Streets,
I , Nw York.)--15tn3 . ' -
CiIARLZS I E. FOGG, • ' -
.
Helmbold's Highly, Concentrated .
.
- • ..Co'nt r iound ..F7edil--EVidet Srir.v Pa . iill.a,i -..
1
, 1
for psrirsing time Diced. imfdlrf,irg 'all dkegtes admit' , ,
fronigesert4es 01 . 7tl rrc nry . 4xpontr and imprudent, in
iire4hrer t le - conSt'immiranat disease rising Item any lan
- -
it
Duro state °Frac 'rood. and the , nIY.. reliable ami - ~,
Y'em ortl luipteri remedy for O: knee or Strof,ol4 See
neitm. Sealt! Beal, Ulcerations el the 1 liroit aind ' Litift..
Pahl% and Swell tits of die lloortc,; , Titter, Pimples Op t
• the race, and all scdly , ;Eruptions ofthe Skin. - I
- -
This nrtieli is now prescribed by some !or
.
1110
moNt. diltnzuishra Fhysiciani in the muntry, and big
pcoved zu ore, eMoteri t. is nrjaotien than' any preparation o:
Sar.spnr:ilayel (+acted to the publie. . Several cases or
.Pecondary. Syphilis, Alerenrtal entt.Serolninus diseaneis
Lase ent , rely reenkesed, in the Inentable wards of our Pub
lic. Institatiens whleb but rorjrans yeirs rdstetl area
od
tne t tentutent that . conid be devised. Metre easesltte
ni At staking examples Dale fqlutitrr etreets of this meal:.
eine in arreqing .two of the renit lareteratCsliscates.
sr
tertheglands_woredes.rofedand,the bones already a1"-
feeted. -
NOTTCL—T.et tees front rosnonsible Plirstelans and
of sergral • littollod Collo:el, and morillieateo _or
cur es f r om r atleo to nit Cbe found necoropao3itgbgth
• .
Pl:fors; Fluid Itnehn. - .p&bOttle , ,:orll .
itott les for tlk .t 544rscmart Rame:pr;oo,;mtmil trijrikertipti
to one:ga:lon Syrup, of .SArsaparilla... • - • .1- ,
Prepared and sold hr ft. T. TIELMItOLD; raelintaf t
Chem an t St.; near t Iton Se, Phi ladopl4. -
TO by bad ocA bet T Oriel l, Montrose,
.Pa.,,Autd or .Dro tr .
g uts and dealers reetysliere. - _ " : .
All t.etterS illeeetedlo'the PrirOttoi "or Agent .fteeive
itniuMiate rdtent.on. . ". • •• • - !MIL - •
.- • .
_
Dont, laurels AtomessOstitiluti
Af b° 'r:e d at thick% Hotel' in ;ont ill.. dark the 6 th , Itly and
-
Bth of each month. upon all diseases vf the it*
man system, vii: • CONSUMPTION. Bronehitia,
Intlitnittionef the Lungs. Throat, Lieerillenik.
Kidneys and Spleen, Dyspepsia.. *(ludigestloo
Liver complaint. Rhumatissit,
tions, Spinal Complaints, etruo - Wealtneas, ,
- Consultation Free: Patient* siolte4l- at- heir
residences it desired.: Otrice'N4Mt from Tin
the morning omit oin 101 . 0:ttnittz .•