Jerttsemeuts.
3, Witreabeig a Brother . '
Hxyr. - Ittlergeeived atiearb daily 'reZeivini' a
spleudidii&iottitient 'of Sprint and Sum.
met ta,rese;Gunds;,.stich Barages,
satin, striped and Plaid Lawns, Ortandis,Barate-1
0.44411,019€4„0f solotzu ,4 544 , figurel,.
New lurk pricks. -
Our atook of shaivls. is., well: seleeet,sd,- among
NAM found Cmpa'SNwis; troche' Sall,
llarag,e, Cashinctl , and Ptitidet
, • Asplinithesteek ..thWlsitest
styles and r at very low prices.
Oar stook 4( Nnabroideries is, aelected.with the
greatest dare tinireitnet Tail ff . ; give satildhetien.
Isfisdditintfwe hiCe a goiniaseerfruentenf Needlel:./
,work,', Window Curtains, at various prices.
altin'Abirite , the , piridie- at bargains, Calicites,
bleached and brownliuslin, gontl'asielititMfit'
of Calicoes, Beatieking, Flannel, &e.
Elosiery`rat, very: ow_pricea,'such as Stockings
bleached and , brewn, slate color,, black and mix.,
e44i.eckings a superior ":article of raw silk hose, ,{
alsso a sOlendiii article of silk 3lits, Gloves, Rog
er's oyes., . .L
NtrWliaiFe alsc; asiiottnient'SE .
nets,, Ribbons, also Misiese 13onnets,.Children's
Finilt*rttw'Ctip4 and - Flats, a goad ,
_.
ofillffraints; 'all at a small advance above cost.
,hriutditio to all , thie .we Afer the' public the
largest'and eheipest sthelcof Ready.maile Cloth
inverer offered En. Netthern Pennsylvania. ,
solt general ashottment 'of-Gentlemen's Furbish..
ing'Goodi, each as Shirts, Colars,Cravats, stocks,
suspended, Driwers and under Garments; &c.
Please - try us'—distpproves if you can. •
J. WIT-TENBERG & BROTIMR.
Montrose, April 25, 1855.
• ".--f"
TIME CHANGED.
•
Delat~ are , Lac kawanna . &W. H.R.
`. • SPRING ARRAYGEMENT! .
... ..
and' after Monday, May
,7, 185, :the
...Mail Passenger Train will leai.e Scranton
at 10.20 A. M. . . .
Due at Great Bend at 1.20, P. AI
• • Connecting with the Dunkirk Express Train
west, and the New York Express Last; on the
N; Y. & E. R. R.- Passengers taking this train
will arrive in Dunkirk at 11.15 p. m. and in New
York al 11.15 p. ut. .
Return, will leave Great Bend at 4 p. m.: due
at SeYanton 6.45 r. at.
The Freight Accommodation Train, with pass.
eager car attached, will depart from Scranton at
1.00, p, nt.,•connecting with the Ma Train bound
West, •and the Night Express Trains both
Eastand West. •
Passengers taking this Train'and the Night
:Ennis East, will arrive in New York .at 10 5
a. m. :By taking the Night Apress West, will
arrive in, Dunkirk at 12 M., or by taking the
Mail Train West, wi;l arrive iu Dunkirk at G. 45
Returning,. trill depart from Great Bend at
7.00 a. 3t..and arrive at Scranton, 12.10, A. M.
Stages will be in waiting on the arrival of Pas
senger Trains at Scranton, io convey passengers
to Carbondale,' Pittston, Wilkes-Barre, Plilladel
phia.tia oling IL R.; Easton, andallother
intermediate places. •
' . D. IL DOTTERER, Sup't.
Sap% Office, Scrintoti,
May 7, 1855 25tf
NOTICE
hereby given that application will be lends
Isession, of the' LeffislaturC . ifor
the. 'charter of a Bank; to be calls* the: Ftirm
ers.ct :Mechanics' Bank. Located at Susquehanna
Depot, Susquehanna County, Penn'a: The,por.
pose and object of the Bank is for discotuffinn•
and .deposit, With a capital of $5O 000 00,
with the privilege of increasing to $109,000 09.
Susquehanna Depot, PeUif a.
1.1.41 y 9th, 1855. • "28—rain.
HOSIERY—Iien, Boys, Ladies and Cllll
dten's Hose and _Collars, at N. &I'.
Arthur's Patent Self-Segling Cans,
For preserving Fresh Fruit, Toni'lives,
Berm . etical Senling. ,
THESE Cans which are sealed , by the house
keepers without tlie aid of a tipper, afici
cipcnedevily without injury to the Can, are rap.
idly corning into general - use. Full direetiobs
for puttink up fruit. nee,ampaning the Cans! and
tho work is so easily performed, that by their
use, overy family may have Fresh Fruit and To.
matoc . s. on.their tables all winter, nt - surnmer pri
ces.
PRICES".—Tint Cans, $2,00 ; Quart, $2,50
$3,50; Three Qurtq, $4,25; Gallons;
$5,00 per, dozen. The differcut sizes nest, in.
order to. secure economy in transportation.--
Country Storek€epers will „find this new artirit;
.on§ of ready sale. Manufactured and sold by
ARTI-1114. BUANIIAIL &CO. .
• South TENTH St. PIIIL'A..
July 18, 1855.--301n3,4 A •
FALL STILE OF HATS. .
• "One Prfeii Casti Store.
rirmicrstAs RAFI'ERTY, No. 57 .Chatham-st.,
New )"orlt, Opposite Chainbers-it., lite of
the well ItnoWn house of Rafferty Leask ; is
desirous of calling attention to his sto c k fur -the
fall trade. Combining. elegance with durability,
his naxs maintain the reputation, 'which . 'for the
last ten years he linSearned by iris assiduous at
tention to thelnats Of his customers, and 1) ; € the
~ fact, which is well understoed s .that,,,selling fo
cashl . oily, every customer acts the north of his
money. THOS. RAFFERTY;
•
37m3. 57 Chatham-st.,
Fretmeh Flowers, Paris Featbers,
• Straw nery Goods.
.
WE are' now offering :11:470siock of French
Flowers, Paris Feathers; and lliltinerjr
Articles, of the_ most unique. styles, and latest
importatior,leCash pirchaSers at n great re
duction from time price's, and as vve have - made
arrangements to receive, the cording season, tty
almost every steamer,the newest styles of goods
in our line, we, would take occasion to solicit
N,
-cash parehaseto examine our stock, at Nos.
64-&66 John-st., Corner of William, N. Y. ‘•
37tf ' ' HOMER &'KETCLIUM..
SALT"?ay.the bl 4 or Load at the mai-krl rat's
by O. G. HEMPSTEAD.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
JH. DE PEG' would Call the attention of
• the-public to his large stock d Three Ply . ,
.'fizinsfr . v, and Brussels Carpet
. ingstvhich he has just purchased at ArCTID:j
-• and offers at lower prices than ever offered be
fore in the country, and a large variety, filling
his spacious Carpet Room occupying.tho second
floor (if his Crockery .and House Furnishing
• store. Come and be convinced that'there is, no
necessity for bare floors.
Bingliamtoftli,.Sept., 1855,
•
GREAT.;BARGAINS
Ile Dux G 0013%.
W. N,. WILSON, 87 _CO.
R •
ETURN their Warmest acknowledgements
to their customers in Snati*liaima County
for paitlavers, and invite attention -to theli - St6a
Row Spring Goo
just,oPened„'-,rich they s propose . 1 7.eP104 11 "
weekly from AUCTION, and the cheapest' cash
ilkiiises'in the qtr._
The stock -inn Wees every4ariai of Staple
sod.fancy liry Goods, Yankee Notion, Trimka,
Traveling Doe%- All of which they will fell
AP
extremely CllEfor CASIL
- :'PeOlars,and other Wholesale buyers will find
ifgreatlY to 'their advantage to give them a call,
The Ladies will 'find an excellent , asaortineat
of Dress ;oods,'Eluibroideries, Th read -Laces, and
Trimininis of 'kinds, from AUCTIGISIcat rem
low - rates-,
W. N. WILSON &...co ,
aoriiir of Coo . rt nod AVater Sig.
Binghatotoo,N.y,Aplil 5;1156,
.
7: . • :A- OMR LOT OF'.--?• - •
LOPIDOIC.TviiBt Double Barrrel
do., And extra - Fine Rifles, for sale . by:
. - • • LATIIROP &co;
. .
• 117 STO'VEA. .*ZATLE 1 :: I
• • i
- ---- 'EMPORW: , i9F - '.. , i' , .-- '-- i
Atf..
Woolati it‘ rifr Vist) •
oi,:reiii...kis, -- 4;,...4iditi-: 4'44 :mid:- SOlith - - o ' f
te4 , i , 7 .I , i.' ?'.... Setirlei • Hafeii - ':r.- ! . ' - ':. .
IlrirtiEßE litstt; tie - fliuv id.th beet • iiisortiniitt:
: v of STOVVOielliriiught - t r olhiitrtaikit;
ittthVi''ivith`l'in.WnriV.iliettpee than 'can -tie
bbezht - elic4berajitii iiiiia *. Af Ne*Totic: - ". ' ' '
'', 'Ttiejiiionid tespparolliesti"thii attention - of
tnwihoseis' to their: niw"'. - Micr splendid - -Stock' of
STOVES mid rl'IN-WAR.E. which Will le told:
.... , ,
at Eery •ioy , pries i : . . _ . ...
. - .
We , hare thai iitost approv ed, pitted* - of'!
iy,
ever rna g lar..into::ibis rai*eti. amon g 'whic,tu
tn u .,..4 .found , , - - ...! --.. .'• .-.' ~ ~ • ' !'.
s* .iii.,iiki4 . t.(4:47.0,1,.' r ei,). Cti ll ith.-
' irt fillevittelcl Oven,) Prt . ragon, New' .;
' .-. --. •• , •43'..0r1d-,1 .Glob4 - 1..4 flag, , .and .: • '.' .„.
~.. • - : - Pireeftates s i ', • •.• . • - i' -
All - A i r-tight,:lna varions other - patterns '
too nu.
- . -
iaierd'us to mention. . 1 • ~ . -
&IN W . ABE.•of all kept - constantly _on
hand fol. boutehold use - . 1 Jobbing done to order
and in the best manner. ' carefully
preired befo - re leaving the shop.. -
iThey respelally olirit the patronage of all
who - wish to purchase anything in their line, ILS.
'luring them that modey can be saved by examin
ing their stock before 'purchasing elsewhere,
S. A. WOODRUEIP. G. B. EISMED.
Montrose, June 1 1855 { • •
•
The Know Nothing. Expose.
A" person patronising ' me,' at the froht
upper i.ooki of the Store lately occupied by
211. C.. Tyler, can be accommodated according to
to the Latest Fashions, in the best and moat ap
proi•ed manner : • ' - -
lily work is warMted . to fi if pi operly, made,
Cutting, mending and in fait every branch of
Tailoring, done on the shortiest notice, and that
to the satisfaction; of lose concerned.
ICC L.SAUTTM...
3:31a01t Silk.' : - • ' •
A GOOD quality for dreises, at 81 cta. per
yard. -. 9 1 U. B. &Co.
Vet, 11. 1854."
. Wool !.•WOoll ! Wool!!! ,
1A AAA . POUNDS - Wanted at the Farm.
1_7 9 1J Uk.; ers'- Exchange fur Which
. 013
highest market price will be Pahl in Cash by
• •
A. LATIIB.OP & CO.
June 13, 1855. ! !
• , 'SPRING GOODS.
ASuperior iot, just reeeir44, and now offering
:•t the lowest cash prices Fir approved cred
it or Ready . pay, by 4 • I ;
A. LATIIROP de,
,Cor
gay I. . ,
. LOOK HERE.
POCKET KmvEs.—A good assortment ¢f the
best kind in market. Alsu. Table Knives and
Fork s..` •ii
SruoNs.—Srt.v is. .Silver Ilated,German Silver.
Albrata and Britania-ware Spoons. Alio all
kiwis of Butler Knives.
VIOLIN-Srp.iNcs, Bons, and all the fi x tures,
Violins, AceAideons, Flutes, Tuning Foritsolter.
FLmti Lsatrs, Fluid, Cam Pliant!, Candles, Lamp
Oil, &r..
PAMILY GROCERIES.-A full assortment, new
and good.
Dnucs AND PixENT 31tmcisEs.—A first rate
assortmept and genuine.,
- PAINTS XND Ort.s.:—A general a'sssorttnent, anti
of
,LTood quality.
. ..
.Ir,wF.txr.,--A splendid variety, of th . e neatest
pat Prns. . - - '
FANCY . GOOD.—Nearly .eYerytiiing In
branell.
• l'Er.rt-Nreni - .:--A•eh'niee variety.
snppliegieeeive - d fiearty . eve!y week.) -
In stmrt,„penrly everythi,ng persons want, and
;,t tlid,v.irie:y store of
A. TURRELL.
. .
M4. 4 .rose, June 14, 1855
Lanosbor6 Furnishing. Establish
ment.
TIE sulus.:ril;er keeps const.mtly on hand
and ‘eili make to order, MIAs,
Windows ar - el indow-Sash, Door and Window-
PrAmcss, and al) dither itrileles made of wood and
used in buildinz. payritt:d and hung on*
short. nz)tlre- (Vass of 41 sizes, t l izalities and
quantities!fok sale: Flooring ploined sod match
ed at from $l6 to $:2O per 17000,feet: Turning
_done to order. Also a general assortment of
•
CA B EVET-11:7111
"Bureang. Tables and Statds;pf all varieties.—
Chars, Bedsteark Settees, &c., &c Coffins,
ready made or made to order in the shortest no
tice. '
'Good Pine; Cherry or Whitowood lninber, and
grain of afl• kind, taken in exchange' for the
'
17ER515-111-ady pny or three - months time
with approved credit: ' ' • -
AU orders n ' itlressed tome will receive prompt
attentioe. • • •
Laneshoro;June. 18. 855
Grat Exhibiti
( - 1.11 FIAT AND 11.0,13 E_XliffliTlC - N. OF
V 2.7 'I:7OII.F,IGN ANP DOMEISTI.C• GOOl)S,'
of alnmst eviTy;strle bind qualitic soritt - as ill! he
s_tiro - to aq.d oln all:. class& of
people—from the childin the ttia . ll(eto the old
and decrepit. These goods' are bought on the
most favorable terms', and - will lie sold according.
-• • -
Please pre' us a• call and - will try to sup
ply all your • wants. in . line pat' GOODS ever
kept in a country M ore. " you need not go fo
New York for any thing •yrju Want, I)i:cause we
haie them fresh from ih.;! cit.y. •
SCOTT, JOIINSON, & CO.
Nay 8,1855.
• GREAT - ATTRAITIONS, •
'AT TIIiI.UPSONVILLE A:CHANGE-7,4
TIIE-Sulyscrilwr is now :receiving, a well se-'
teeter! :,ssortment of Dry Goods, Groceries.
hard wn re; Crockery, It ezdy-31ade.Clothing,
Hats, flonni)ts, assarlrnenl,)
Paint Dyc-zituffs, Yankee Notions, in fact,
altneA .everytiling. osnally.ealled for at a noun-
Irv. 131t,re, incitailg Floor. Salt and. Meakali of .
Which he is desirnos of sellino for Cash, pr any
kind of Farmer.); iferehan!aPle Produce, or on
gi)od . ar)proved -Short Credit. Ilia friends ap
'Rost respeetfolly'invited to give him' a call and
satiify them. that • the Exchange is the
place for farars to trade. Tile highest price
paid,. in Cash for. Butter. . • •
- MERRIMAN
Upsi+ttr~le, Mn 15, 1855. .
CASH flutter- by
• • H. AL Jo ES
bin),
J. H. DE PELL
PA.Tt!rir+TIEDIfFIN.p AGENp
— ABELPURRELL,
' - Montt:o..e,
DRUGGIST, AND AGENT,
FOR ADLTRE POPULAR
I .PAM I :I3? 'irLiniltlisr.§
OF TITV. DAY.
aTfignpx . fny ,Conlittnatiy, Beeslva.
Patelfate Watches.:'
L•., _verii
rillig=itabisaibet has haat .received b 3 steakti
ship:Baltimaacther.ini•oiter of hiscelebrated
EriglialtPatent and ,, alkeletoo Lever-- Witehee,
-making foarleec different 'varieties, in Plain mid
Melting tone*, to which] he.scoald call the wen. •
tion.of all permmi Trishini to perches. perfect
time pieces. • , j-A.1.-EVANS,
•_ No. 2, Odd Fellowsi.liall. •
7,1 190.
S"rEll-gLATER AUX grelve.doo,
made to mitch - talver fOr*lopitder-bi
.11isglittotia"
; 4 eitkr. "0 4, 4 A -0 1 12 16
I
ed from 'the Manufaitery.
rxgbereteeitiluly.-1:.
Mil
JACOB TA VLOR.-
25m.
!it in Springville.
•
90 :0 1 4
I 4
. . INA lit.
EWE
t V - 1 - !g4ntto* . Aite.ilis,riliios-7-7-
NEW:ZTOCIC OF DRY,GOODS!
AND
p - t"t R P E . T-S i.!
iitilinctiost In Prices ut the
ONE PRICE STORE. •
. , •
13'1•;C: - BACON hss the pleasure of annonne
-1:11re leg' to his Customers that ho has.just re-
turned: from the. Eastern -Markets . with one• of
theilirgest and most eieellent issortmont of. •
-.. ' DRY. GOODS AND CARPETS: .
•
ever. opened in this market, which fir , beauty,
yarietyreed style cannot be surpassed, which hav
ing heen PeOhased for cashit a uction and else-
Whero at auction prices he will sell them cheaper
than .they were: ever before offered in this or :My
:.oitir i 'mailieti•weit of New York city.• • • : '
'kits, rich and splendid assortment of
• : i • •.. -. „DRESS SILKS
is stlays acknowledged . the best and cheapest in
town, and includes Plain,Plaid, Striped, Brocrrilr
ind:Glace--tho cheapest as well as the'-' richest
goodi,atprices varying. from 37 1-2 et's to $25,U
t
per :tlard, togeth r with a great variety of
BRILLIA 7 JET BLACK.SILKS,
True. Satins, •dz.c., selling at least
.20 per cent
less than the COE t of imiiortaiion.
• SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
An immense assortment of Silk, Crape; Thibet,
Cashtiere, Merinos, Breche and Summer Shawls,
from $1 to s6o, , together with a splendidvariety
of Black and. Colored , -
- MANTILLAS,
of all the fashionable patterns: Sace, Silk and
Embrbidered, which will be sold cheaper than over
before. '"
DRESS GOODS,
De Lains from 6 1-4 c'ts to 37 1.2 c'ts'per yard :
Plain,Plaid, Striped and,Figuied. Muslins, Orli
liantes, Challits,"Bombazines, Chambras, Ging
barns. French, English and American Drills,
from 5 'c'ts to 25 c'ts per yard, and every now style
constantly on hand at. the lowest prices.
RIBBONS.
. ,
Ribbonds by the peice or
yard will be always
iu our stork for Milliners an d retailers.
EMBROIDERY. • • .
The richest and largest assortment of
. Embroidery
ctic always be seen at R. C. Bacon's,at the lowest
prices. Chemisetts, • Collars, Sleeves, Skirts,
Infants' Waists, &c. of every fashionable style,
•
together with
pn g lish Thread,
Valetieeinnes,
lloniton,
•
Guipure and
- Brussels Lices
in peat variety.
LINNEN GOODS.' -
of all kinds. IriA- Linens, Linen Ilanakerchiefs,
Table Linea and covers of all -sizes. Napkins,
Doylies, Linen Sheeting and Pillow Case Linen
from auction at prices- Wlow all competition.
ThoattentiOn of house-keepers is particularly
invited to our stock of Curtain Goods, among
which may be found
Lice Cnrtains,
Brocatelles,
and everything in this line of goods, which can
not fail to please in fabric, style or price.
- • . DOMESTIC GOODS. '
Bleached and Brown Sheeting-from the emi grade
tip to the &test qualities. Tickinv; Denims,
Striped Shirting, Apron Checks. Ginghams and
Prints, , from 5 c'ts to 12 1-2 e'ts- per yard, and
all kinds of Cotton Goods for men or I,,oys' wear.
Hair Cloth Skirts, Grass Cloth Skirts,
• and Parasols,-;—a very rich assortment. •
More Antique, Moss Pringes, Gsloons,- and 'all
descriptions of Dregs and Mantilla Trimming, and
everythin e ,O belonging to this Dry Goods' trade
customersiMay. be sure of finding ea Bacon's, if it
can be foupd.in New York.
. CARPETS! CARPETS!!
•
SinCe the recent Tremendous Fall in the price of
Carpeting; we have purchased and have - now on
hand the largest -and mostlieautifol assortment
of CARPETS ever exhibited in this region. at
prices fully 30 per cent." less . then they
,could be
sold for the last year. Al) those who are in want
of Carpets are invitell.to our.
. CARPET-ROOM
where they will be delighted With the beauty and
cheapness of the various patterns, and astonished
that so good 3 carpet can be sold so\ cheap.
. -Brussels,
Three Ply,'
. .
• .'lngrain, " '
Union, • .
- _- Cotton • '.
and Hemp. - --,
Carpetings from 16 c'ts per yard and upwards.—
Floor and. Table Oil Cloths.. Matts; Draggetts,
&c., equally cheap. .i . / .
R. C. Bacon would infirm those of his custo
mers who have not already made themselves ac
quainted withlhe 'fact_that he has removed from
the .store formly occupied by him in Brighath
Block, opposite Court House, to the corner Of the
new block erected the last summer next east of
the c . arml, and having a ranch larger, more conven
ient. and pleasa.rtt store than formerly be is pr'e.
pared to hold out even greater indimethents to
buyers than heretofore, and such as can but be
nppreciited,.and admitted by all those . who are
competent judges..
-New Eaoange, Binghamton, k
May, 29,-1855.
Dry Goods and Carpets at Cott
WICKHAM & BENNETT have.on hand a
large and *ell .seleeted stock of Foreign
and Domestii Dry Geods and Carpets, embra
cing almost every article in the Dry Good's line
ever brought into the market in view of the short
crop of cash on hand, we haxe cor.cluded
. to
offer them for sixty days from . this dale at cost.
Those persons to whom we have formerly sold
Goods will at once see that this is a rare oppor
tunity and one which should be embraced im
mediately. .To those who hive never favored us
with a call we - would say try us fame and you
will be convinced that this is the place to pur
ehase.Dry Goods and Carpets. Our-stock is al
ways replete with. fashionable and season34e
Goods and are determined t) ,keep as good a va
riety as can be found in this section ofthe coun
try, and sell at prices which cannot fail to
please.
VirICKHA3I & BENNETT.
Binghamton, Jan. 30, 1855.
THE LIGHTNING EXPRESS!
Fare Reduced !, Time Saved Thro'
by Day Light!!!
HAWLEY & ZENILS,
'Ur AVE formed a partnership in 'Montrose for
IL the purpose of doing ererybody's
BLACKSMITHING!
at the 011 stand near Keeler's Hotel..
. . .
z
We have purchased u 2 entire new stock of
IRON, comprising a_ full assortment of all kinds,
direct. from the city. We shall keep constantly on
hued
Weetern—ltouod and Square
• Castateel.Toe Coil; Rods,
Refined Tyro Iron—all sizes,
Band Iron and _
. . Spring Steel.
* A
large assortment of llialablc Iron, Coil Chains;
Carriage-Bolts; &c. &e., girt us a call,
• By strict, attention to business we hope to re
ceive a liberal share of. the patronage. All work
warranted to .give satisfaction to tbose who will
favor us, with their patronage. , • • '
F ir WAGONS AND CARRIAGESJO,.
ironed•on short notice and stock found, or made
.to order ihroughontss may best suit our patrons.
-All busingo transactions must be settled once
nyesr. SlAft settlements . and long friends-is
our motto. • •
- & A good journeyinan wanted i to whom
steady employmept sad high wages wilt be Ono.
A. E. HAWLEY. • PERay - hatt"„,
Montrose, May 31.11165. ' - •
SMYER. WARE .-- A large lot _of silver Forka t
of ill , sizes
_; 'also ; Table. Desaert and Tea
Sponts, just finished and warranted is good as
coin; A. J. EVANS.
; 'Att,g,l9. '
.dtWING' BIRDS, some 'ery fiat: Gar sale
11.,JyEV/4 48 . •
ILL SAWS, warranted. at
PLIYFE ii KNOWLTON'S
rdtiktuntiat, %tab 1; 11/41e.
SALAMANDER SAFES. 1.
'MANS i/L - WATSON, NO.-26
..,:•-; --• J.l laPath Fourth st:l Philad.
1
• ;., : ;6. GRE Kr FLRE, CII ESTNUT
do FIFTH. bta., Friday morning,
' " . " - ' 4 •-• December 15th, 1554,- , - Evans , &
,Watson's Saltnauder , Safes trin
, ,
umphant.as they always are when pat to - the test:
•• ; : l'init.s.ost.ratta,•Uleci 15, 1854.
Messrs Evans &. Watson, No. 25•Soutb Fourth
St.; Philadelphia."
• GE:47I.MM :—We take much pleasure in rec.'
ommending. your Salamander Safes to Mnrchauts
and others / in want of a secure means of preeierving
theiribooks, papers, &c., from fire, as the one We.
purchased from you about seven months "singe has
preserved our books, and cash in us good •a'condi
tion as they were when put • into it, before the
greit fird this morning.'srhich destroyed the 'en
tire block of buildings corner of Chestnut and'Fifth
Streets— The aboye was in use in our office, on
the . secoUd floor of our building, from which place
it fell int 4 the cellar and remained there until the
fire was out. The Safe was then removed and
opened in the presence of at least 1000 persons,
who witoessed -the : good condition of the .coutents.
Will yea please have the Safe and Locke repaired
as we intend to put it in use agaiu. having perfect
ponlidenue in its fire.proof qualities.
Yours, Respectfully, '
.• . LACEY 4,III.ILLTPS.
Ernun and Watson take pleasure referring to
the following, among the many hundreds who have
their safes iu use :—U: S. That, Philads.; Farmers
and Mechanics' Bank, Philada:; Samuel Allen,
Esq..,:High Sheriff Phila.; John N. Henderson,
City Controller.; Caleb Cope 4. C0.,N0. 19 Mat.
ket St ;:Richard Norris and Son, Locomotive huji.
den; Phileda.; Bancroft and Sellers, Machinists,
corner 16th and James 5i...; Franklin Fire:Casa
ranee Co., Phila.; Penn'a Railroad Co:, Phtlada.;
Lacey & tier sth and Minor Streets_;
Sharpless Bro.. No. 32 south 241 St.; Janice, Kent
and Santee, No. 147 North Third Street; W.. 11.
Horteman and Sons, No : : 51 North 341 St.; Smith,
Williams & Co., No. 87 Market St,; J.& 13. , Ornei
No 185 Chestnut St,
Mus:in Curtains,
, A large assortment of the abote Safes slwaysain
hand (warranted to stand 10 per cent. more fin•
than tinj. Herring's Safe now in use-) EVANS &
WATSON, also manufacture and keep ror sale,
Iron'Shutters, Iron Doors and iron Sosh, for mak
ing fireproof Vaults nor Ranks, Stores, public and
private buildings. Seal and Letter col4in Press
es; Patent Slate Lined Refrigerators, se.c. Please
give us a call, at N0:26 South Fouith St., Phila
delphia —lsyl • •
NEW GOODS
ITC ILLAN 4. PARK. return .their grateful
IIL acknowledgments to the public fur past fa
vors, and inVite attention to the very large stock
of Spring and Summer Goods they are now re
ceiving, and offer fur sale at re 4 low prices. In
addition to their usual assortment of staple Dry
Goods,Groeeries, Hardware, Crockery,. Paints,
and 0:11 &c., they are prepared to exhibit a large
assortment of
LADIES DRESS GOODS •
of every description, FigUred, Plaid and Plain,
I.3onnets,Shawls, Rilebons. Gloves, Hosiery
Ladies and Misses 'shoes of all kinth—alSO
large stock of
• READY. MADE CLOTHING, .
Cloths, - Cassimeres, .Theeds,, jeans, Slimmer
Cloths, Vestings, Hats and. Caps, Boots .and
Shoes &c.
. They respectfully solicit: an early call from
those uho %visit to ptirchasti Goon Goons AT
PRicEs.
• 114MILLAN & PARK
Springville, May 2, 18.54.
- Met. R. Thayer
TAKES this method of saying to his friends•
and customers that he WI, again resumed .
the raojee of Medie:'ne - at his old stand in Mon:
tio,e, where he mar be found at it times unless
profe!•sionallyepoloyed. Ile would say to thoiie
owing Lim on old accounts that he will.deduct 25
pt'r cent. on all accounts paid before the first of
April next, (or if any poor like ruyself,). I will
deduct fifty,
31ontre;e, Feb. 20, 18:55-9tf
EW ore new Jewelry just reveiv..
J ed direct from t l it . manafteturers, and con
sisting, of a first rate rAsortment of Liilies und
Gent!reten's Gold finger Br . east Pins. Ear
il o -, bps, Fob and Vest Chlins,
Keys, Stud.. Pens. etc. Persons wkhintr tp pur
chase Jewelry shovl4l ceriainly call at the Store
of • ! A. TURRELL: •
Montrose, April V!, Issp..
Re,niovstl.
C. D. Vire. Dent;st. has removed t0,.a.-room
over P. B. Chandler's store., a hrre it will be his
-
pleasure to sec his friends a 4 possible.'
- C. D. VIRGIL : Resident Di7ntist:
Montrose, May 2. 1855. -
• NEW , STORE ,
asr:2) - alnit -(5
AGENERAL assortment of Staple and Fancy,
Dry Goods : Groceries, Hardware, Hats, Caps
Boots sod Shots, Wall Paper. Plugs, Dye Stuffs,
Paints awl Oik &e., which Will be sold 'as cheap
as the cheapest for Cash or apprOved credit by
• . • 1.1. M. .lONES. -
Harford June I; 1855.
B.
LACK Goo de Rhine Silk Or excellent quail
') ties at . H. 3.1. JONES'.
June 1, 1835.
•
II?? ROCHA and Ca:-,llmere Shawl 4, at all prices,
JO also a feci : Malitillas by. H. 31. JONES.-
June 1,1855..
R.EADY.Madc Clothing., at low prices,. by
-
41. M. JONES
June 1, 1855.
LADTES•wiII find a great variety of Bonnets
and Ribbons at • 11. M. JONES'.
hine.1.1855.
LAWNS, Challis, Barge de ;gins and Ging,.
hams at 1.1731. JONES'.
June I, 1i35.5. - • .
E MBROID P UES and Window Drapciy at
11. M. JONES'.
Junc,l, 1855
A good asottmeut of Boots and Shoes st
IL M. JONES"
.Juno L 18' .. -
SIXTEEN lbs, of Good Mackerel, for one dol
lar in cash -by •-• IL M. JONES,
June I, 1855.-
THE best quality of Nails ut 5 et's per pound,
for sale by H. 31. JONES.
Juno 1, 1855. •
T UST receiving a fresh supply of fine Ashton
J
Salt ia H. M. JONES'.
Juno 1,3855. •
Caution—Lottery Frauds.
Wile. of the Maryland etntsolidated Lott eries,
li• LTISIOI2, Sitlrytalld, June 20, 1855. $• •
HE Commissioner of .the Maryland State
T
'Lotteries has deemed it his duty to caution
the public against the numerous swindlers who
-circulate by mail and otherwise fraudulent Lot
ter' schemes, and pretend to be agents for the
sale of tickets in Lotteries which are wholly Gc-:
titious. •
The only legal Lotteries in Muyland aro those
drawn daily under the superintendence' of the
Commissioner eleked by the people of the State
under the new Constitution to examine and. tip.
prove the schemes and attend to the drawings.
- All the tick'ets in these Lotteries . and•-all- cer
tificates of packages of tickets have the litho
graphed signature F. X. BEENAN, General Agent
for the contractor. Office of the Maryland Con
solidated Lkteries, Baltimore, •Md. ,Ail others
are frandnient. For full information on the sub
ject of these frauds, address F X. Ricks
33y1 BiltiMore, Maryland.
• Medicines. and Drugs.
AYERS Cherry Pectoral—acknowldged .t`o
be the lbot Pulmonia Remedy ' . extant,
Pond's Extract St' Witch•Hazle—an exFee4ingli
valuable remedy for .divers Bakers
Compound--a grand specifielor Diarrbi. rye.;
eatery, Cholera-Morbus, &c.—Ayees, Jayne's,
Phioney's and Wright's Pills, Merchant's Garg.
liQg Oit; together with a great',variety : Deugs
in common use, kept constantlY on hand
• 7
0. G. if EBIPin'EASi.'
L ,
00K in at the Coiner:stem =A 4011, Nalrion
& Priest's FOUR CEST ?ATM,
Inaglutratea Aug. 20.
Man Know. Tilyself.
.11w " . •
Invidigobit 4akor 25 ceragt—" cal family should
• a a copy "
.
C /
1(10,000 COPIES SOLD 1,,N
. .
••• `•'• ••.,‘% 1.4
L: / !XIS Tit A,N A - TRAW... A Ally
v?
edition, revised and improved,
4gp; • ' 7 14. just issued..
1•"" '
Dr.•llunteldeXedieal actual
he ad Doeit for tbmattlettitly-;
- • - Containing itiou tit tie of the or hi
•rs.a j, •. • gio,nrommi,nreettnerd endear&
of every: for Moo n.
` V . trnesed by
. pomiteuonesemnal,
‘lntereourrt, by self abuse or by aexualeseees, with. *deli*
for (twit p: e' n t • on.wt It tt nit' a .fanalliar str e, avoiding
all wed: , al t etlsti.ead, :ca . and everything tbai. would offend
the ear ofd .•uc-y; withaaomllaeofeomplalntalncident
to Ire a.7'' , es, from the ef some twenty yearr ettecekb,
ful pref. e e /1 V devoted to time cure oftUseases Of a
, delicate rpreit te psi ere. -•
To widqh tolded re , rutsfor.the care of the above dim
. 21 1 ." • end a troat: , .e on Cie cautes,symptoms'arot etlie of
the fer.r and Ago e. • • • ,
re)e Pro t'ee t orolrOttatetrier n Penn. College,.
Philanelp,Wa —"DR. lIUNTEE'S !MEDICAL. MANUAL,"
—Then.mtbnro t !s work , ant lk et he majority of thoee
wlro adverti" e to cure the dieealtes of ahich it - treatalp a
evades to o f on e of the best t'o:ltses lathe UnitedStittes..
It affords m t . plea •o re to recommend him to the unfortn::
nai e, or to the rlettm of matPrartiCt!. at a sneee•sful and
exp..' :tr. cod r-Aetitlnner,in trhe•e, batter 'and:lntegrity
tlosy May• place the greatest confidence. .
,ON(111011.E. M D
' Free. .4. Trot:the . ° rel. M. D..Of Pir tra irers y, Ph (fa
delpka...-it give. m • pie:our* it add my testimony'to the ,
proleeslonel, ty of the Author of the" 11 meat. MAN..
VAT.." !•. urnereue ease. of - Disease of the OrnitalOrtans,
. acme ot9hem of tone sten dln sr, have ef.me under my no
tice.in whirl" his ski it has been 'manifest in restoring to
• nerfee, health , in some eases where , the patient ha. been
cons!dered beyond 111,1i/411 aid. In the treatment otE mt.
met weakne'se. or disarrangement °Rile funetione pro.
.duced by a' Ifabase or Eteess °reentry, I do not ktitir
hie svprrior in the pro'elesian. Tt hate been aminainl
with the A uthor +wane thirty yeari. and deem it on more
than juttice to him no wet! est:mines/I to 'he unfortunate
vicalm of early indiscretion, to retotnmend,him as one In
whose profeselonal skill and integrity they may safely
confide themselves. ALFIIEI IVuODWARD,M. I.
" Thhl.,wlthont eietptinn, the roost" comprehensive
anditttelligibie work pud'ileht4 on the claim ofdisease of
whirl' it - treats. Avoiding all technical term ~it addreeit
ee itself to the reason °fits - rea.ters It le free from all
objectionable matter.and no p•crent however faStblioust
can object to placing It in the hands of -his Bona, The au
thor has devoted teeny years to the treatment of Use vari
ous complaints treated of, and, with too li ttle breath to
puff. and too little presumption to impose. he has , •tfered
to the wield. a' tip Increiy nominal price f .2.s.eent the
fruit of some twenty years' most successful pra.d.les••."—
Herold,
.` No teacher or parent 'lout dbe without the knowlcitge•
imparted it. tills intlsla:lbl; work. It would save yettri of
pain.mortiliration .tintl- , tirew to the youth under their
chatge."-:-PreplesAtirecttle.
A Presbyterian elergytnan in Ohio, writing of t , thin
tee:Ole:Heal \tonna!" says :—"Sitou.aarnis npon thous•
ands of our youth., by evil example and influence of the.
passions, have been led into the habit of self.pollution,
without realizing the sin and fearful . consequences np o ,ll
themselves and their •-oarterit y . The eenstttutions althorns
ands who are raising families have been enfeebled,
_lf not
broken down.and they do nett:new the (Milne. or the cure.
Anything that _bon-be done no to enlizlitro and influence
the publir mind as ta cheek ,and ultimately to remove this
wid,,treend source of-human. wretchedness, would confer
the greatestblessing net tto the religion of Jesus Christ,
on the present and ...ruin': rnmeration., Intemiferance(or
the lave oPainaleatinr drinks) though it has slain thous
ands upon thousands, is not a greater scourge tp the u
man rare 'lrrept my\ tharAtt On behalf of the afflicted,
and, believe tritt.your ea-worker In the good workyou Are
Benefit - 4y engngedin."
One'npy (+ecru rely ravel aped) will be forwnrded,freeof
postage, to any part oft he United States for 25 rents, or
Fix copies tor Sl. A ddre. K. (post nali4 COSDEN lc CO.,
Publkhers.rir Box Intl. Philadelphia.
Itensetiers, Canvassers anti Book Agenterupplied
on the most liberal terms. 2.41
New Line of Mail Stages
lino=
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i til : 3 ,---e,
KIRKWOOD TO MONTROSE,
STAG exve passing
bettsville,Liberty.4 . c.,evrrymotoingsfterthr arri
?At of t he ArailTraim, of Care,tsoth East and Wnt s reach.
logliontrose at •
RETURNING,
LiaveMontroseilaily.(Sniidaya excepte , d ) at 2 P 311:
ieechinicKirkwooditt ttme.to take the Mail Trains Of.
Cars.both Cast and West ,being the nearest and mo't
fessiblerodt rtOrearh the sew yo r e and E r i e R a il ro ad,. -
.This Hee i ettereeet sa t ri-Week iy linalorbireoekSpring
vine. onsshannonk, Wyontinc.,;.nd Wilkesbarre. which
ienvesMoutrose. at 7 A Movery Monday. Wednesday and
Friday. Aire, aline` n Friendssille,LeraysvilleAcAlotel
Teal:m.lmtl conslortableCsrriages are p rovided omit the
rioprieeertwillspare nopainitoaccommodat ethe Pub-,
lie. • W K. HATCH,
2ep.12,1854. ' MORGAN; IicWEST.
•
. .
TZ - EELER & STODDARD since the latefire,
may he found in the BASEMENT OF SEARLE'S
ilorrL. Notwithstanding:the unprecedented ra
pidity with which our stock of Boots, Shoes,&c,
" went off" on the morninff-of. the fire, we still
have some on hand, and shall. soon he supplied
• KEELER & STODDARD. .
• • Montrose, November, 13, 1854.
\ •
Broche Shawls. -
HEAPER, than ever before known, Beauti
ful patterns, and fine quality of 8-4 Broch
Shawls, Lupin is manufacture, at $7.
11• U:•B. & Co.
Shawls.
TjONG and Square.. Wont, • Broehe and silk,
very handsome styles, and at extremely low
prices. • U. B. & Co.-
'
.oet• I 1.
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
Hebabold's Right+, Concentrated Compound
FluhiEelract Buchit,
For Di? caies of the Bladder . and Kidneys, Secret Diseaties,
tztrict curl, Wealmemses, and all riqeases of the Sexual '
Organs,
'nether in Yale or Femal - •
from whatever cause they may have on and . no
matter of h ng standing
yriu4.l tiacted the terrible d e Ich, when
once-seat e system. will surely go do from one
generation other, tindermininl the constitution and
supping t cry vital fluids of lifigdo not trust yourself
In the of Quacks, who start up every day in a city
like thii, the papers with glaring falsehoods, too
well calculated to deceive
_the. young and those not Re
gnainte,l with their tricks. You cannot be too careful in
the selection ofa remedy in these cases.
The Fluid Extract linchu bee been pronounced by emi
nent Physicians the greatest remelt' ever knoten, It Is a
medicine perfectly pleasant in its taste and very innocent.
in Its action, and yet 50 thorough that It annikilaley every
particle of the rank and 'poi,onaus virus of this dreadtul
disease; and, unlike other remedies,lC does not, dry up
the disease in the blood.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY,
brought on by selbd,buse„ a most terrible disease, which
has brouirlit thougand. of the human _race. to untimely
graves, thus blagrims the brilliant hopes, of parent?, and
biightinc iu the Mt l the ((lotions ambition of many a, no.
ble youth, can be eurci by this infalibte remedy. • And as
a medicine wLich most bened,t everybody, -from the sim-
ply delicate to the confined' and de?pairing invalid, no
equal 14 to be found, acting both' as a cure and preventive
Helmbold's Highly Concentraied
. Compound Fluid Extract Sarsa a, •
*
For purifyin g, the Ithlod, • removing all' di ttS
from mcc.CP.ICS of Marcel'''. ex - Impure and i In
life-chronic conetittn tonal diecase. arising ha
plireetate of tt,e Blood. and the only rollahle and ef•
lomat' Yuman remedy:for the cure of Scrofula, Salt
. Abeam, Scald Head, Iliac:allow of the 1 hroat and Legst
Pains and Swelliogit of the Bonet , ' 'fetter, Pimples on,
the Nee, and Sealy Eruptions of the skin. '•
This - article is new prescribed by some of
the most distinguished l'hysicians In the Country, and hes
proved more ellletent is practice than any preparation of
Somparilla yet oaered to the pubge. Several eases of
secondary Syphilis, ilterenrlnl and Scrofulous &waves.-
have entirely lee covered in the incurable wards o f one pub;
lie Institutions which had for many years resisted every
mode of treatment that could be devised. Thes'a eases fur
nish striking examples ofthe salutary effects of thin medi
'eine In arresting ssme of the most Inveterate . diseases, r.
101 the glands were des royed and the - bones already af
fected. -
Norton—Letter. from responsible Physiciana and Pro
feorrs of several ,Medical Crillmes, and eertitlentes 91
cures from I atien ts will be fouud accompanying both prep
arat,&na.
. .
PRICES; Fluid Extract of Dacha, 1;1 per -bett.le. orb
Bottles foi $5 ; Oarsanerilhtelsame pride, equal in strength
to otie gallon fiyuip of Sarsaparilla.
Prepared and gold lie U. T. IIEL.IfBALD, Clistaist, 263
Chestnut Eit.;'near the tifivi:d Bowe; Philadelphia.
To be bad of Abel Turret!, Tilontrose, Pa., and of Drng-,
gists and dealers eververhote. .* . . •
All Letters directed to the Proptietor or Agent receive
Immediate attention. • - 23y1
Cloths,
0 ASAMERES and •vestingss, a large autort-
Ij thent bud at Nicol lower than we have ever
beau enabled to offer them heretofore.
,Oet. 11. U. B. & Co.
:NEW,
_ i GOODS, AGAIN
At fluo 1! nolutitge," Brookly*,
rrOV suliriber -takes this opportuOtty
thanking hi*: friends foi• 'their Vet
patronage the:past season, and or saying to them
in niklition, hoing.received fresh
01 1*Taalansible goods of iailons desCriptionii, . he
estill,piepnnid to sluOily.alittnat any arti4n
ally called 'for st a . - count6'Stoq;.' His asito4-
monk hi mow complete, and being the largest in
Town;i:ifferti the greatest inducement to purehas
ers, either for Cash; Barter, or Good • (shor t)
credit. Call and'see, •
.. •
O. G.IIEitP§TEAD.'
Brook pi,Aug: 20, 1855. . •
. _
T HE highist .141;4 5 . Tripe. 444 for-1;146r,
.Produce of alt kind",
good /34Ingltql, prime Wool Socks, dt..c.; in Goode+,
by . 0. G. HEMPST.EAP.
• - ,Jitstraha, California; -
Or anyplace on the Globe,cannot present greater,
inducer:tents than-.
KEELER 4 STODDARD'S -
BOOT, AND SIIIOE STORE. -
IATIIICI3 ilnow filled.. with a new and eaten
sive assortment of articles- in, their line,
embracing a general variety of new .and elegant
styles of Ladies and Gentletnen's wear, among
which are Ladies French, Silk Lastingsuid Pre-:
Dille Gaiters, Kid: and Enameled Polkas. Kid Pat.'
eat leather and bronzed Jenny Linde, ißuskine
and Ties; genperneu'a French and Philadelphia
oak-tanued calf skin and kip Reels, Congress and
button Gaiters.. Monterey and Washington hoots,
toilet .Slips.f Morocco, NW.. and -Cowhide Bro
gans-. Etc. Boys kip, calf and cowhide Boots and
Brogans; all kinds of. Misses and Children's weir.
Also, a general assortmenrof Finding., which cnn
sist in par(of lads, pegs, sparables - .• Hungarian
nails, tacks. thread, .wax, 'Bristles, sho e bi n di ng ,
awls rasps, sandstones, shoe 'knives, &c. Also,
oak and fieintock tanned calf upper and soleleath
er,9Morocco skins and linings.
Work made tdo Her nd repairing neatly thaw .
KEELER. & STODDARD.
Montrose; June 1.1853. •
Stoves: Sloven::Stoves:: :
TiE subscriber wishes to call the attentionqf
. his friends and the Public his very large
.
assortment of
STOVES,
nt his new Store Room in Lodersville, next to
L. S. Lenheirn's Store. and near the Bend
Depot. Ile. his in arldition to • his former ItTge
variety of Cooking and Parlor Stoves, mail new
Patterns, some of which ire—
St Kirhatas. .Pt•zeh Branch, lire.ny,
Ilicklerrs Troy. - Pinta/lip,
Mack Warrior, Orient., Oak,-
Erg Stove, •
Which torethor with his former, stock will be
peric4;:; Se most extensive and varied assortment
of well selected Stoves in the County.
*** Clinton Stoves well furnished at low prices.
Fr All articles in his line kept on hand and
made -to order as usual, and orders received at his
old stand in Great Bea.
JOHN COLSTEN.
Lodersville & Great Bond Nov., 1853.—tE
' 'Buffalo Robes. .
ALARGE lot of handsome Robes, a part o
them whole, Indian dressedand very Fi upe
tior•colors andluality. U:11. & Co.•
. Gil34on, Oct.-11, 1354:
Window Sasli• ,„
SII. & SAYRE. having been appointed
4, agents foe an extensive Sash,, Blind and
Door Manufactory are prepared to furnish any
articles in this line at. less rates than tifey hive
usually- been sold. • • • .• .
• Dec. 14.
QII ANING CREAM—an •artielo which every
111:113 should try, for sale by
• S. ,11. &. D. SAVRE.
Delc. 4. -
Rea.4y4Wado'Clothing,.
A VERY desirable stockiat very low prices.
S. H. & D. SAYRE.
Montrose, Dee. 14. 1854:
Doctor Yourself :
THE POCKET RESCULAPIIIS
Or, Every ou kirozcn Physician.
MILE FIFTIETH Edition,
1 cbutaining One hundred
'n g ravings show i n ±7,1) isea ses
Id Malformations of the Hu
au system in every shape
id fOrm. To which is ad
-1 al Treatise on the His-
Lees ; of Females, being of.
le- highest importance to
O ‘ rrieci people. or thcise con
mplating marriage. .By
William Young,-311 L.
Let no father - be ashamed to present a-copy of
the 'Aesculapius to his child.. It may save him
from an early. grave. Let no young man or wo
man euteri uto the secret obligations of marriedlife
without reading the Po , •.ket Aesculapius. • Let - no
one sulfcring from a huekuied : cough, Pain in the
I Side, restlesS nights, - nervous aelings, and the
whole train of Dyq)eptic.sens'ations,and giros! up
by their physician,he another moment withoutcon.
suiting the AESCULAPIUS. Have the married',
or those about to be married•any impediment,read
-this truly useful book, as it has been the means of
saving thousitutleofunfortunatccreaturesfromthe
very jaws of death.
IL7Any -person sending twenty fire cents en
closed-in a letter, will receive one copy of this
work by mail, or five copies will be sent for Oue
Address {post paid,)
DR. AVM. YOUNG,
No. 152 Spruce St. Philadelphia.
A pril6lll,lS3-14y1.
DR. HOUGHTON'S
i I
:.
PSIV
• italljA. (
Great .Yatura/ Remedy for Indigestio4
an4.l)llswepsia.
DR..I. S. HOUGHTON'S 'Pepsin, the tine DI-
GkSTIVE FLUID,Or GA.STV.IC JUICE Stijl holds
the first plac among all the various , reinedies
fur these pai4ful and destructiv'e complaints. It
is Natuie's (hl specific for an unhealthy stom
ach. No artlof man Can equal its curative pow
ers and no sufferer from Indigestion and , - Dys
pepsin should fail to try it.
arSold by Abel Turreq, Montrose 8y1;
Wagon Making, Blacksmithing
and Carriage Ironing.
THE subscriber Navin *, ~~tablish~d himself
a few rods south ofbimock foUr Corners,
is prepared to do all kinds .ot Work in the above
branches of business on short - nbtice and the.
most reasonable terms. He flatters himself that
with the help, now in his einploy, he trip be able
to Live entire;satisfaction to all who- :may favor
him with their custom.
C. C. MILLS.
Dimock, Nov. 23, 1854.--.-48tf. • .
far N. B Most kinds or lumber and ull kinds
.of country produce taken in payment -
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PUILADELPHLk.
Important Annomieement.
Mo all persona afflicted w th sexual fflseases, each as
Jt. Seminal treskness, impotence, Gonnorhtea, fleet,
Syphilis, ke., !cc. Theiloward Assodation or Philadel
phia. in vhsw of the awful dettraction of human life and
health, caused by F. anal ../18044114, and the deceptions
which are practieed upon the unfOrtunate victims of such
tticcaseaby Quacks, have directed theikons tilting surgeon
as a Charitable Act worthy of their name, to give M.dlcal.
Adviee Gratis, to all persons thus afflicted, (Male os
Fe
male) Sta., and in cases of extreme poverty and suffering
to Furni.h Medicines Free of Charge.
The Ileward'Associatton 14 a benevolent Institution, es
tablished by special endowment. for the racier the sick
and distressed, afflicted with" Virulent and Epidemic Dis
eases," and its funds can be used for no other purpose
It his now a 'unpins of means, which the. Directors have
voted to advertise the above not ice.- It is needless to add
that the AsSociation commands the highest Medical Orkin
ante age, and will furnish the most approved modem
treatment- Valuable advice given to wick and nervous fe
males, afflicted with abdominal weakness, Womb Com
plaint, Costiveness. Lencorditea,
Address* (post-paid,) Dr. Geo. It.. Calhoun, Consulting
Surgeon, lioward Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.: •
By order of the DireCtors,
EZR. A D. HEART WELL, President
ale. Filacim.u,Secretary , fay'
Plated War©.
JUST received a large lot of. Plated .Ware,
consisting' of cake baskets, Castors, 'lmperi
al and Chandier_Candlestitiks. Tea Vats, con
sisting of six pieces extra rich; - Cups and Cob;
Lets ; also, Brittania Ware, viz: Tea setta, (four
five and six pieces,) Tea Pots, Coffee Pots, Can
dlesticks, Ste. As the subscriber ha's made ar
rangements with, the manufacturers of the above
-goods, ho is enabled to furnish the newest pat
terns r.kt.the lowest prices, and also to 'supply his
customer's. with extra or- Single picees,A . any ar
ticle in the above lino. A. L EVANS,
N 0.2. Odd Fellows' Hall.
Binghamtdn, Aug. 29, 1435.
New,York Prices !
ARE now behig paid by Lathrop '& Co:,
to all those who consign.. their- butter and
*duce to them. They having made - arrange.
Witte aro now enabled to wend:all kinds of pro
duce to New York and to sell the' wile' at the
highest market who 'wish
good - prices and quick . 'fetnins tiro invit e in ea
upon
A. LAI'ErROP 4. CO: '
Montrose, May I, 1838;
MO3; ROBE - DEMOCRAT.
PO 4181LED_EVERY TOWLSDAY MOILING BY:
,
,TERM5..41,50, c a sh ia, adva nee; 92,00,11
not paid within six months; and $2,50, at the.ind
of tho year. No'paper discontinued 13 iltjlaireara.
ges. are 'paid, oicept at the" option of-the Pub.
fishers. AD communications connected.with the
office, to insure attention. must bedirected (post
paid) to CHASE SA Day, Ifontrose,Suagnehanoa
County, Pa. -
Rates of Advertisisig. • -
_,
Ode sq uare (12 lines Orless) 3 insertions, .1,00
Each subsequent. iniertion, . . 0,25 .
One square three months, 2,50
One square, six mouths, . .1. •••• • • •-• 4,00
Business Cards,
.four lines or less, • ,
Yearly advertizeinents, not over 4 squards, ;,pa
One column one year, . . . . .-. 30,0
featly advertisers will be : restricted' to t 4
business in which they arc'engaged ;and are con.
sidered as wishing to continue advertising unless
they shall give special directions for a discontin
uance of the samel - - '
•
3 - 4111 WORK.
14r' The publilbers having added tOtbeir Job
'tinting material a large and superior assort
ment of Job Type, are-now pripared to execute
Job Work in a rruiziner unanrpassed . ,in this 'see.
tion of country,and on the most reasonable terms.
Blanks Of every description kept constantly
on hand or printed to order.
Yiusinto pirtcbart.
BRYA1117.1" ICIOUCE, , ,
Great Bend Depot, Pa. Atiotion[kay.
ANT, Proprietor. •
BURROWS, SPROUT & Co. - -
Ttannfacturers of Srnorr's Commit - in
-RIAGE Sprtmcs,linghesvillo, Lyenming
Springs may be had of M.S.Wilson, Montrose.
..,Wni. W,, , 531.3.71!* Co..'
Cabinet and biair Manufact4ers l foot „Main
Street, Montrose, Pa. ' -
_ _--
, .Dr. H. SXDPItIi t . ,
.
Surgeon Dentist, Mon a. - will .be at
Searle's notel,Mondays and Tuesdays of each
_ i
' week. - .:, ' , 15y1
friertllDLL AN dc PARK,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
CrOckerk, Boots - and S hoes,
Pa. 18v1
LITTLE 4r.. CIIASE;
Attar Hies at Law—Ofliee . formerlw
pied by Little &.StieeierMontrose,
hanna . ' - -
ttALpir B. LITTLE.] - t [LZRA B. CHASE;
DAVIS, : • ,
ATTORNEY AND CODNSELLon ailsw--Susque.
hand a Depots Pa. Offieb over•S; 8.-West's
'Store. :,.-16y1
ABEL TUIRRELIG; Mon.imuosE,
Dealer in DrUtzs,Medicines, Chemicals,Paints
- Oils, Dye-stuffs, Groceries, Dry Glint's, IHaid.
ware, Yankee Notions, &c. • Physicians Pte.
scriptions carefully c. impounded. -
JOHN GROVES,
fashionable Tailor , ShopunderSearles
Hotel, Main Street, Montrose, Pa.
JOHN COLSTEN,
DEALER IN Stoves, Tin, Ccpper and Sheet Irej
Ware, Lodertiville; near Great Bend Depot.—W.
Woodruff ec. Eldred, -• I •
DEALETIS EC STOVES' and manufacturers of CoP-ij
per, Tin, and Sheet 7 lron -Ware." Shop on 31iin
below Searle's Hotel, Montroe, Pa.
S. A. WOODI:ITF.1 IG. B. ELDDED.
A. Lathrop,
DEALER in Ready-Made Clothing, - • Hats silt:l-
C:Ts. Boots and Shoes, Dry. Goods, &c.
Store opposite Searle's Hotel, Montrone.,
C. D. LATHROP, and ith
J. P. W. - Rmir, [A,LATIIROP•
Dr. Merit E C. Vail. ,
DRUGGIST. and
,CHEMIST, and Dealei in' /
Dnuos, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Stuffs
Paints, Oils, Patty. Window Glass, Camphine
Fluid, Perfumery, Yankee Noionsi&e.94Ste.
Lodersville, Pa.—•=4,otf. , •
FRANKLIN FRASER,
ATTORNEY NI) CutICSELLOR AT LAW, Montrose
Pa., will attend faithfully to all bnsines4 en.
trusted to him in thg county of Susquehanna.
Conveyancing and vvriting of all kinds will be
done neatly, and nharge moderate.- 'Be will
also attend Ao the prosecution of claims of sob
diets, their widows - and heirs, againAt the U. S.
government, for Bounty Land, Pensions, eic.
May be found at all hour*at the office formerly
occupied by, J. T. Richard, Esq., north of: the
Court.House.—lBs3—n49
M. C. TIMER -
Interested with LI. Hunt
IMPORTER AND DEALER in Tiard%iare arid Cut
lery, Carriage Trimntings, Springs, &c. •
• No. :115 Pearl. Street, N. Y.
Where his. Mercantile friends, this and other
Counties, are kindly incited, and Saruest/y - 50lieit
ed to call and purchase. n6tf.
HENRY S. HNitiPP,
. - OF 11.10NTROSE, PA. • i
With Itotvii;Woodxuff, & Carter,
AV',ILTEs, N 9 . B .°l73tasiTtli g & t.Zrtsrel°e;
between Cortland - and Dey , Streets, New .York.
March 8, 1854-10tf. •
Medical Card..
DRS. E. Patrick, Jr. & - G. Z. Dirnock hay&
this day formed a co-partnershipjor a more
efficient and successful prosecution attic differ
ent branches of their profession. •• : -
• All business entrustedto- them, atten
ded to with promptness And fidelity.
Their office may be found . over threp's
Store, East side Publid Avenue. •
.; •E. PATRICK, Jr.-
• G. Z._ DI.MOCK,
Montrose, March. 22, 1854.
W i Singleton,
Can now he found nt his new stand on Owe-.
go street, 2 doors weak of. Searle's Hotel, where.
he effectually tepalisi with Vispatch, %tat's,:
Clocks, Guns, Jew '
ely, and every description - st
machinery. Wheel ctitting, Gun sand Watch.
materials supplied to the trade.-7,51
. .
A. ea..' aidwin
Y b = . ~ „-.,'
e found in ba' 01i) nt •of Sear l es Ho,
AX be
doors west rot: the,cornot. Notes.
pud.peeOuntilfiat are duo us..w . ill le very. ac
cept:dile if. paid 500t,,...r,, .• 11
•
A. 'Si E. BA DWIN.
. Montrose, Nov. 24, .1854.7-471.1 . ..:.1" • :
3. H. Parsons, •
DDLENALE AND - RETAIL. DNALEIL 4A Cabinet
Wars,: Sofas,_ BedsteadBi, Tables, Stands*,
Chair3,lSLC. '.
• ' No. 9 Washin4too streut,...
- ' liirghamtoß, N-y;
.vrirgo(thi Wure r ßoom. up stiurs.7,Aft.3.
.`" " — New and Cheap' "Gdede- -
OUGITT at loWpr e ssaro p t icres.attd,willbo.
11. sold accordingly
Y•1 11 -PRIA 17 -0*CP. ,
Gibson, Oct. 11.,:3115.4.-' -
- • ' Carpets. - '
AGOOD assoiltnent aridliitindsernoAvrterni
. atvery low p r ices. - _ IK - B. &'Co.
cAsti .P/44
• D. R. ailinop.
116 . WAsp Kettle's, air
-ILI 14. pitY-ry &KNowliToNti