MEM
MUMS
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Attinriistßeuts.
; itrif - ORD
Shayfl.
_Dieu Goods Rulpbtiuta
' 'roII:FALL 1555. -
H.JI,PRII,ITT,wouId inform his friends and
is - lhilTibild,llfiat'he'has now in;store'and ,
is receiving a fall 'assortment at Fall stidWinter
GoodiMeclnding a "great.'"varicty- of Rich Fall •
Prints in now styles, Plain and Fancy, Do Lanop.
Plain and Fausey3Molair•Cloth* Plain' and Plaid
Merinos„ Piremettas, Do 'gages and Poplins
Dark Rich Ginghams, in Fall Styles;- Black
Brocade, Plain and Fancy Silks; %Vool. Broeha,
Cashiseitsv. Crape and silk Shaivla4 Rich Rib.
bons, Bonnets and Flowers ; Ladies Cloths and
Veltestsfor Cloaks and Mantilla's, Broadcloths,
Caasimere, dm., with a large assortmene of
Staple and Fancy Goods as penal, includiig
Hardware, Crockery,- Iron and Steel, Paisitai Oils,
Bootiar,d Shoes, flats, Clock, Ilaffalo Robes,
Csrpetings,.4c.,With a new assortment
and Trimmings of the . best quality, being made
to oniii - expressly_for his Custom! Trade-and will
all be *Vie hisiest"figure of a Lrrrut Low:-
ER for cash, prciduce, or approved credit.
N,it. Wool Socks wanted for which the
highest prices will continue to be paid. - Flour
and Salt ennatant!y on h •
• Necy'3lilford, Gabber, 18.55. -
- LOOK-HERE. r -
POCKET KNIVES.—A goof assortment of the ,
Irviog's Life of Waihinkto n. :, •.: „if' bst kind in -market. Also Table: Knives and
.'• Forks.• - i
Will be completed in Three handsome' 8 mo t SPOONS...--SILVER, Silver Plated,german Silver.
volumes—lllustrated with PORTRAITS and-Plans, Albrats. and Britanirkware Spoons. Also All
st $2,00 per volume. 'kinds of Butter Knives.,
Of this Biugraphyof the Frernau of his eonn- ]
VzoLts Sruntos, Boils, and aN the fixtures,
try there is but one opinion. It is the most eons- Violins, Accordeons,. Flutes, J`uning Forks, &c.
plete 'ever. issued,
.end by the pen, of one of tie FLUID Lames, Fluid, C am p hene , candles, Lamp
Greatest 'Writers of the Age. Every family in Oil, &c. ..R -
the landShouid - possess it, and every person I Fautrx 'O,ROCERIES.-4-A full assortment, new
should read it. _
and good. ' •
Agenti are wanted , to sell this and several oth. 1 )ps i cusASn PATENT IIEDICINES&-A first rate
er important works. Terms are liberal:- .
td- end ge n u i n e .
dress, O. T. EVANS, 18 GiNey building, New, . .
s.-- „,
;assortmentrs ANS; OIL • A genera l assortment, any
York ; or C.. 11. SORIVEN, .19 E tet 4th-ett., Ulu-
of
roodquality. ~• .
• ennall; Ohio. • ' \ •''JewEd
Copies sent free of postage on recpipt of rice.. len id variety, Of the neatest
2 :
i paterns. LICI.-:-A sp
Oct. 10, 1855.-41 w 3 I FAIkCV GOODS.—Ne:irly : everything in this
t
branch. - 1
Penrustrur.—A Oloce variety.;
(New supplies retleivi.d nearly etety week.)
f In short; nearly evertthing persOns Want, and
cheap, at the vatie:y stOre of
NEW !VIASONIC HALL, Pli \ Had.
A
GE 'wanted in every town and connV
A
in- the United States, to sell the beautiful
picture of the
Grand Lodge Room,
In the NEW MASONIC HALL, Philadelphia.
This plate - is selling very-rspidly, and elicits the
admiration of all, for the correctness and fidelity
with which the
.Siatuary, Fresco Painting and Furniture
Are r4resente*and-theartistic beauty and liar
nionfkif the eolcrs. ..;,Size of Plate, 22 X 28.
Price, $3,00.
Booksellers and Picture Dealers wishing to
take agencies for it, will please address, for fur
ther information, L. N. ROSENTHAL,
43m3 .Lithographei, Philad.
EIRE! FIRE FIRE!!
, The undersiigned has been appointed.an agent
of the STATE MUTUAL, FIRE' INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Harrisburg Pa. Said comiinny
has' capital of " .
$500,000! . • •
It is as safe and cheap a.company as any hi
the State and insures on the Stock and mutual
plan. BILLINGS STROUD_ Agent.
Montrose, Oet. 9, 1855.411 tf
We the. nndesigned herehy, state that we have
donelusiness.with the aboVe,company, and we
are'are satisfied that it is both safe and cheap:—
In our experience we have never known .any
fsessments on wpretniutu 120f0-
F. M. Williams. - , • • Wm. Jessup,
D. D. Warner.. F. B. Chandler.
Orlando. Eldridge. • . E. B. Chase. -
TRUNKS--Ladies and Gents,Tfav
sling. Bags a.4d Valisss, &c.
A LL sizes qualitio4 and prices.. Nelson 4Sz.'
.11_ Priest keep cons6otly en hand, a Very largo
assortment of,tho hliovr.; Goods which we ofror
at Who!osale prices,: linuing, made arrangements
with eno of the larkest manufactures, Mr. John
81ack,.,-N. Y., to furnish us at prices Which defy
competition. NELSON R. PRIEST.
. Biughatuton,Oct. 10, 1855.
Watches, Clocks; Guns, &C:
New assortment Just Received from Eng
land,
Switzerhmd;Germany,,&c., which wil -
be Sold below the Now York prices, at
SINGLETON'S.
,
Moilirose, Oct: 10, '1855.-41.
..
-GREAT AT .ACTIONS,
AT TILE UPSONVIICV ICIIANGE.
•o { Tr HE Subscriber is receiving a well se-
I I_ I ected assortment of Dry Gioda, Groceries,
1 Fish, liardWare, Crockery . la 4.e Clothing,
TIME VII/INGED. R eady_ t
• 1 Hata, Bonnets, (a' stilenthel asstrvimtut,) Nails,
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuff., Yankee Notions, in fact,
almost everything tistrally called" fo4 at a conn
li elaware, Lackawanna 41.. W. lI.R. I, try Store, including' Flour. Salt trod Meal, all of
SPRING. ARRANGF.MENT : .
t -- . whic h he is desirous of selling Vit. flash, -
or any
i . I
t, kind of FirrnuT's 347chatztabk Prnilut.e, won
r I N and after Monday,' May '7, 1855. the I good approved Shnri Credit. - His :friends are
k../ Mail Passenger Train will leave &rantnn 1 1 most res ectfnll 3 , • • invited to give Ihinti
. a call and
.P
at 10.20 A. M. be will - satisfy them- .that the Exchnge is the
.
Due at Great Bend at 11,.20, P. x. - _
.1 phicofor farrners to.trade. The - hmhest price
Cotinecting.with the Dunkirk EXpreas Train ; paid, in Cash for Butter. ' '- '
west, and the New York Express East, on the 'l -
N. Y. & E. ft. R. Passengers taking this train I
will arrive in Dunkirk at 11.15 p. m. and in New"!
York ai 11.15 p.lat. .' - .
Return will leave Great Bend at 4 p. m. due I
at: Scranton 6.45 r. at.
.. . . .]
The Freight Acc ommodation Train,with pass-
eager car attached, will.depart from Scranton .1-4 I i
1.00, r. K., connecting with the Ma Train boned t
West, and the Night Express . 'Trains both 1
East and West. . -
Passengers taking this Train and the Night i
Egress East, will arrive in New York at 10 5 i
a. an. By taking the Night Fxpresa,West, will
arrive in Dunkirk at 12 :11., or by.' taking the
Mail Train West, wilt arrive in Dunkirk at 6. 45
p.' m.
Returning,, will. depart from Great Bend' at
7.00 , d...A. an arrive at Scranton, 12.10,,x. M. -
Stages will be in waiting on the arrival of Pas
senger ,Trains at Scranton, to convey passengers
to Carbondale, Pittston. Wilkes-Barre, Philad'el.
phia via the Reading-11. - R,Easten, and all other
intermediate places.- • -- - - •
. .
D. ti. DOTTEBER; Sufi.'
Snit,Offtee, Scranton, . : - -
. t May '7, 1855 c 25tf
• = I W,MiI!
NOTICE.,
IS hereby given that application will be ruNic '
at the next,,seeasion of the Legislature for;
the .4tarter of a Bank; to be ) eallcii the FaYin
era 4. :Wchanica l Bank. Located at Susquehanna
Depot,-Susquehanna County, Penn'a. The pur..
• pose arid object }if•the" Bank is for diaroUnting
ant deposit. With a: capital' of $50.000 00.
with the privileze of increasing to $lOO,OOO 00.
Sinquehanta Depot, Penn's.
July 9th, 1855.
T r, O.S!E ft Y—Men, Boys, .Ladies and Chit,
1111 .olfeal nose and Collasa,at N. 2r, P.
French „Flowers, Paris. Feathers,
Stravv Millinery& Goods. , •
_ • --, .
WEI alie now offering a large stock of French_
VT • Flowers, Pdris Feathers, and Millinery
Articles, of the most unique styles, and latest
importation, to Cash , purehasers _at a great re.
duction from time prices, and s§"' we have made
nriani...Mtne:nts to receive, the coming season, by
almost every stenmer.the newest styles of gfieds
in our line. we would take occasion , to solieit
iaithparelascrs,tomnarninil o'ur stock, at Nos.
.641L66-John.et., Corner of William. KAY.'
' -87tt 11031 ER & KETCHUM.
NEW GOODS
n9plottomStation.
tirtHE-subhejibers are-now receiving of general
-IL—supply:7ot Dry Goods, "Crockery, Glass:.
ware, :HardWare, &e., &c., all of Which' will be
sold eheaperthan ekn be afforded elseirhere in
the•eounty. Also, Boots and ,Shoes at low prl.
,cesland good quality:: BBa l & TINGLEY, -4.
'iltOOD. : -BreafrCloth Caps . or 3 gbiging* a
Ur piece at - 8f.:1414.41: TINGLEY, ..
Q ALT tip Vie bbt.2.66%,:bi; ‘th f e legh - 61.3441:t
•ZE L 5, - Trti,ox y 'S.
CIR obrp4EAT variety of Boa& liiade" Clottiing ,
t" `1- 47"..,1nget0s
SILK Ploall Caps. a good article at 'Theta, at
iiipbottartn, OA. 4, /855. U.
Nothiii§-Thipose.
ANY person , pattenihing nie„ at the `.front
uPPer rgote of the,,Store latelinccupied , by
M. C. Tyle.r; ctufbe,acconitnedatedjiceording.to
.to the Latest,Fashicins,, la the . bestindp?.st tip-
proved • •
• My u'erli to iVaii'atCdAu:'itt:it o plOarly made,
Cutting. me iidjng, nd . in fact er branch; of
Tailorinkdelie.pn th shortest - nutlet., and that
tothe satisfaction of those eoncernid.
- ':" '
Black Silk:
A GOOD, gnaiity fur dresses, it 81 eta. per
yard. • U{ B. &Co
Oct,. 11,1854. • ~`", , •
•
Wool Wool! t Woiil!!!
10 1 000
POUNDS wanted the Farm
ers' Exchange fm which the
,highest market price will he paid t io; ; Cash
• , „4. LATDROP'& CO.
June 12,4855. 7 ' ,
. • .
. !WRING GOODS.
ASuperior just reeeiieci, andFuow offering
at the lo t ictst cash'&ices fur approved ered;
or Ready pay, br. - ; •
& co:
•
May 1.
. .
Montrose, June 1 1, 1.055.'
Laneaboro rarnishiN; Establish=
men!. •
TM subscriber keeps . const4tly on hand
and will make to order; Doors, Blinds,
Windows and, it indote.Sash,Doorand Window.
Fr..tnes, and nil other article, made Of wood and
used in buildinz . Blinds paintedlnnd hung on
short notice. Glass of all sizes, Nualities and
quantities foils:ill. noorin , plaitied and match
ed at from .lit to $2.0 per r.OOO f!ea. Turning
done to order r aigeneral a , .*:)itinent of
BiK.ET-IFAR*J
Bureling. Tables A nd Si:mcbi: of Alf varietiex.- 7
Chaim, Bodstends;• Settetx, &e.,14:r. Coffins,
ready enade or rar.de to order on tlicstiortest no:
flee. • -. i . ' .
Good . Pine, Cherry or Whitewo4l luMbor, and
grain of all kinds, taken in exettanr , P o forltr .
;.hove. t• • .;• .
11 7 V" TER Nts.--Rendy pay or thret months time
with apprnved eredlt. . - .-.1 • .
All orders addressed to ma will t eceive prompt
attention. - ' . ~ ~• •
jACOrt TAYLOR.
10sluiro, June 18. 1855. • :s—Gm
Great Exhibition in Springville; -.
GREAT AND RARE EXIDBITIGN. OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
f ainuo.d. et rty st-i'ly and qu:dify, ineh as will be
sure- to plea , :e aceowni date uII eIL-sei of
p •op!t•—from; the child itf the orajlie to the old
nal deercia. The 4 goods•are rig-tit -on the
hivornb!e terdisi, and willte 4old accor3iti,;-
Iv.
. .
In.:.ct• L.i.:ve ,11.?ta ?all anti we *Ol trr to-s4p
p:y ni; ) , ,tir, Want,. in the line ofiW.)0I)61 eier .
I kl-pi. in - a tir,unzrj:*'ore. Yoa nerd not go l to
ti
I f%
~,v York for als.' thin!! •,Itt rift, l.);:e-alise We
hare theta fresh Iron, the citv. -
, . SCOT . •,„ JOIII SON, & CO.
fi
Springville, Pa., Jlar, 1555. I - . r.
Upsnnville, MAy 15, 1855
PATENT IEDICINE *GENCT.
ABEL T UR.II - VL L,
Siontrn
DEIIGGiST, AND AGENT,
YOH ALL TIIE . rOTEVAR
1 22.72 . 1 - .0 • a-S I Dlllll4riti
;- O TILE DAY. •
Consignment Constamay .qeceired.
English Lover W4icihes.
THEM flubgeiltier_hns just refried by steam:
1. ship Baltic another invoice his celel)rated
EnglishcPatent and skeleton !lever Watches,
makir.zifourteen different.varietces,"in Plain and
Uur.tin„,-cases. to, which he wi)lihi cull the atton.-
.;- lion of all peraons wishing to purchase perfect
time pikes: . - A. .14T.VANa . .
No. 2, Odd . IT.'ellows 4 . Hall.
I•• DingliaL 'July - 7' I°6'
al in. .
.Sto:Er4PLATED Kvtvgs.-;—Tw4ve doz.
mi)re Sne Table. acid Desert. Knives
im.de4u watch silver forks, for ;IL*
J.Erias.
roar;l l amicin, Julf r 7. i
I3large assortment of Gold,
fnmeo; nod Ntosn;e Breastpins, just Tereir.
ed'fro'm the Marruftc . " A. J.
Binihamtejn,luly -
: GREAT BARGAINS '
ik's play oOlos.
Ny. N. WILL N, 4 Co. .
•. - -
T3ETURN their warmegt •aeknowleilgements
It to their eastomers in ISuSquehanna County
for past favors, acid invite Attenpon to their stock
"'New Spring.GOods, - . -
~
just opmiedlivhich they pilipirie to replenish
weekly fiord . 21LT,ICTION, and OM cheapest Cash
Houses in Oe 'City. ' , •
The, stook* ernhnieei every*iety of:'Staple
and Frmi!y'Dry qUods, l'ankee' Notion, Tranks; -
Travelin4 Bilas, 4.e: All of wick they %%Jill sell
extremely CHEA P for CA 7 .41 - 14 1 , '' ,
- Pedliuts and other wholesaldhoyers will find
itgreatl td their s4snta t . giFe them' a cull.
' The Ladies !twill:find an'xe.o.llmit ass6rfment
ofDresslUuos,Embrojderies,Threacl Laces, and
Trirutnings !of all kinds, from AUCTION at v e ry
Tow rates ! ,- ' ::. -
' • ; ' W.N. iNILON, & CO,
Corner of Court and Watt'. r Sts.
Binlifyin3ton,N. Y., Aptil 5,945 N. c .
- • l' .
c,... 1
-----
28-6 m
- CATOETIVAND J CLOTIIt
,T „IL bt, 1 3 Cr. would '11! the. attention 0 . f . .
fa ,i, tbe ',Atli]: to his largerstork or ritrie P!,,y,i
ing,;:idfil,
,IWieJ 7'6p:wry, lincti Ilricssels :Car pi I
inkwhich he hiss just purchatied" at . AucTiox—
rind offers
_ax' ioi'rer... Prices thin - ever oared be.
forl 19: the ,i,ountpr, god" ti . large. , variety, f i lli n g
'l4 sylelouiii carpet Reo!zi oclpyink the 2{ei.Ond
:floor _of .110 'Crockery, ; iutil ono ,Pnr,nishing
atiire. Xonfilndlie lorrein' e , -that, thero4ll:tu),
necessitf fer bare goo* • '
; U. 11 DE I'IN,T.
• • ,
Itinghata l ton, Ctil, Sept. ,lBso. 1 -
i . , , 1
NEW STOCK OF. DRY. GOODS!
, ieatliediteli on isx Pricey at, the
- .ONE PRICE STORE. •
.13 C. 11.1i:ON`has the pleasure of annonne•
lug to his Cusioiners that he has just, re
turned from the
wort
Markets with one of
the largest and 1110,51, excellent assortment of
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
ever opened in this market, which for beauty,
variety and style cannotbe surpassed, which hay
ing been purchased for 'cash at auction and else,
where at a utt iott.prices - Ito Will sell them cheaper
than they were ever before offered in this or any
other market west of New York city. . •
is a'ways acknowledged the best and cheapest in
town, and includes Plain, Plaid, Striped, Brocade
and gjaco—the cheapest es well as the richest
goodis - at prices varying from 37 1.2 et's t0_525,0
-per yard, teigether with a great variety of
True Satins; &e., selling at least 20 per cent
teei than the-coat of importation. .
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
An immense assortment of 'Silk, Crape, Thibet;
Cashmere, 3ferinos,Broche and Summer Shawls,
from $1 to $6O, together with a splendid variety
of Black and Colored'
MANTILLAS,
of all the fashionable patterns: Save, Silk and
Embroidered, which will be sold cheaper than ever
before.
De Lains from 6 1-4 c'ts to . 371-2_10.S per yard:
Plain, Plaid, Striped and Fi g ured. Mullins. Brit.
linntes, Challies, Bombazines, Charnbrns, Ging
hatns. French, English and American Drills,
from.s c'ts to 25ft , i . per yard, and every new style
. .constantly on hand nt the lowest prices.
I RIBBONS.
RibbOnds by thepeice or yard will bo alWays
itiour stock foe - Milliners and retailers.
• EMBROIDERY.• • -
The richest and !west assortment of Embroidery
car always be seen at It. C. Elticon's,at . the lowest
prices. Chemisetts, Collars, Sleeves, Skirts,
Infants Waists, &c., of every fashionable style,
log-ether with
. English Thread, , •
•
- • - • Valenceinnes,
• •
Iloniton,
• Guipure and
BruS"sels Laces
in great variety.
CORDS.
A. TURRELL.
of all kinds. Irish Linen's, Linen Handkerchiefs,
Table . Linen.and covers of all sizes.. Napkins,
noyiies, Linen Sheeting and Pillow Case•• Linen
from auction atprices below all competition.
The attention of house-keepers is particularly
invited to our stOck of Curtain Goods, among
which may be found
- . Lace Curtains, Muslin Curtains, •
- Brocatelles,
and everything i•I this lino of goods, which can
not fail to please in Sabric, style or price., .
•
DOMESTIC GODS. •
Bleached and Brown!Sheeting from the 6d grade
np to the finest quillitit - ;s. Tiekings; Denirns,
Striped Shirting, Apron Cheeks. Ginglnims and
Prints,. from 5 els ;to 12 1-2 e'tsper yard, and
all-kinds of Co . tton Goyds for men or boys' . wear.
• .11air . Cioth'Skirts, Grass C14'411 Skirts,
and Parasols,—a very rich assortment.
More Antique, MosS Fringes, Glloons, and all
descriptions of Dress and Mantilla Trimming, and
everything belonging to the Dry GoOds' trade
customers may be sure of finding at Bacon's; if it
can be found in New York.
CARPETS: CARPETS!!
Since the recent Trrnmralaus Fall in the price of
Carpeting., we have parchased,atid have now on
hand the largest and most beautiful assortment
of CARPETS ever exhibited in this region, at
prices fully 30 per cent. less thin they could be
sold for the last year. All those who are in want
of Carpets are invited to our
J. L. MERRIMAN
iitgijilinto i,;,ittiertisiitilts:
• ' - 'AND
C, A, E T'S!.!
His"rich and -splendid , uz.ortr ;nt. of
• DRESS SILK:
BRILLIANT JET-BLACK SILK*
DRESS GOODS
CARPET.ROONI
where they Will be delighted with the beauty and
cheapness of the l'arions patterns, and astonished
that so . t!ood a carpet can be sold so cheap.
Brussels,- .. - : , . .
Three Ply, .
Ingrain, - .
- • ') • Union.
, . .
Cotton
_ .
• ! and Hemp • .
Carpetings frAm 16 c'ts p K •r yard and upwards.—
Floor and Table Oa Cleith. Matts, Druggetts,
&c., equally cheap.
-R. C. Bacon wotild inform those of his custo
mers who have riot already made themselves ae
quairited With the fact that he has removed from
the store formly occupied by him in Brigham
Block, opposite Court House, to the corner of the
new block erected the last summer next east ul
the canal, and having a muck larger, more conven
ient and pleatet,,,store than formerly he is pre
pared to hold out even greater indueern4nts to
buyers than : heretofore, and such as can but be
appreciated, and admitted by all those who are
competent judges. - .
New Exchange, Binghamton,
May, 29, 1 855.
Dry Goods and .Carpets at Cost '
WICKHAM &BENNETT have on bandit
thrge.and welLseleeted atock of Foreign
and Domestic Dry - Goods'and !Carpets, embra
cing almost every . article in the Dry Good's line
ever brought into the, market in vie* of the short
crop of cash on hand, we have concluded to
offer theni•for sixty days from this date a! co.
Those Persons to whom we have formerly - sold
Goods will at once see that' this is ayare oppor
,tunitY and one which should be embraced im
mediately. iTo those who have never favored us
with a call we would say try its once and you
will be convinced that this. is the place to pur
-1 elprie Dry Goods and Carpoits. Our stock is :Il
i ways replete with fashionahle and seasonable
IGoods and are keep as good a va
riety as can be found in this section' of the coun
t try, and. sell at prices which. cannot fail to
. WICK/lA:4 & BENNETT.
* Binghamton, Jan: 30, 18551 .
•
Vi:NOW:tVOIMI*:4•II3KI.I]
Fare Reduced Time Saved!! Thro'
by Day Light:::
HAWLEY' BL,3EN3EES,
lI.AVE funned 'a 'partnership in Montrose, for
tiro purpose of doing eterytoxly's
BLACKSMITIIING!
at the old stand near Keeler's Hotel. • • -
We have purchased an entire new stock of
IRON, comprising .a full assortment of all kinds,
direct from the city. We shall keep constantly on
hand
Westi. rn---R - bund' and Square
Castmteel Toe Cork Rods,
'Refined Tyre Iron—all sizes,
Band Iron ;and
•
Spring Steel.
A large . asmortment all:116Jc Iron, Coil Chains,
Carriage 1.1.)1tm,&e. &e., girt its a call,
By strict attention 'to business we - hope to re
cetce a liberal share of the piktronage. All work
warranted to give satisfaction to those who will
favor.um with their patrona,g4.
tgr WAGONS AND CARRIAGES
ironed on short notice and stock found, or made
to order throughoutos may best suit our patrons.
All husin• t transactions must be settled once
a year. (Short settlements and long friends is
our mot 0), . .
N. B. .'k good journeyrnin wanted, to whom
Steady eMploy men t and higir:wage.s will be given.
A. E. llawt.EY. . - - F.itnr JgxXs.
P
Montrose, May 31, 1855. i - •
QILVER lame tot of silver FOrks,
0- of ult'slr,e4 also. Table, 'Dessert and 'Tea.
Spoons, just finished and warranted tic, good as
toilt." by '• • - • A. J. EVAN S.
Aug. ft 9 - '- - • • • I.
Q . EWING BIRDS, some very' fine, for !sale
thOati - by , • A. 'A. J. EVAN.
ril.ll. SAWS. warranted, at • 1
, VIIITE & K.NOWLT9NIi.
Pinghamparr, March I I 156.-
SALAMANDEIEL sArEs.
--. r 10VANS 1 & WATS,ON, - No. 26
---. :: - .2 ,1 - - - :-. 1J htvathFotirtli ',Li Phifid:
1 1-ar,e.l GREAT FIRE, CHESTNUT
( ... t . l 1
& FiFTIII Ste., Friday morning,
' -'.'. 4 : —. Ilecember 15th, 1854. Evens . 6r..
• Watson's Salamander Safes tri
=pliant; as they alWays are when pat to the teat
-- . Puitanct ritte, Dec . 15, 1854.
Messrs Evans & Watson, N 0.26 South Fourth
St., Philadelphia. -- •
. Gim-rtea 68 :.-. We, take' much pleasure in rac
prnmending your Salamander Safes to Merchants
and others to want of a secure means of preserviug
their books, papers, &c., from. fire, as the one we
purchased from you about seven months since has
presstved our books, and Bash iu aavood a condi
tion as they were when put into it. before the
great fire this morning, which destroyed the en
tire block of buildings corner of Chestnut and Fifth
streeti. The , above was' ha use in onr office, on
the second `:nor of our building, from which place
it fell intothe cellar and remained there until the
fire was out.. The, Safe 'was then retneved and
opened in the presence .of at least 10110 . persons,
who witnessed the good condition of the contents.
, Will yen please have the Safe and Locks repaired
1 as we-intend to put it in nue again, having perfect
nonlidenee in its fire-proof qualities.
--. Yours, Respectfully,
LACEY & PHILLIPS.
Evans and - Watson tak9 pleasure in referring to
the following, among the many nundreds who have
their safes in use:—U. S. Mint, Philad.t.; Farmers
and Mechanics' Bank, Philada.; Samuel Allen,
F.sq., High Sheriff Phila.; John N. Henderson,
City Controller;" Caleb Cope 4. Co., NO. 183 Mat
ket St ; Richard Norris end Son, Locomotive buil
ders, Philada.; Bancroft and Sellers, Machinists,
corner 16th and James Si..; Franklin Fire Insu
rance Co. ' PttilaT; Penn ' a: Railroad Co., Made.;
Lacey 81, Phillips, cut nee Sth and Minor Streets;
Sharplesi Bro.. No. 32 month 2d St.; James, Kent .
and Sautke„No. 147 North Third Street; 11.
Hortsman aild Sous, No. 51 North 3d Si;- Smith,
Willianti& Co., No. 87 Market St.; J.& B. Orne,
No 185 . Chestnut St.
A large asisortmeut of the above Safes alwaystip
hand (warranted to stand 10 per cent. more fire
than any;llerring's-Safe now in use.) EVANS &
WATSON, also manufacture and kerp for sale.
Iron Shuiters, Iron Doors and Iron Sosh, for mak
ing fire• Proof Vaults i'gr Banks, Stores, public and
private bitiidings. Seal and Letter Copyin Press
es; Patent Slate Lined. Refrigerators, dc. Please
give us_ a cell, at Ng. 26 South Fourth St., Phila
delphia. --, 7 15y1 . •
NEW GOODS
- I ,rc StILLAN & PARK return their gra t eful
ill_ acknowled7tnents to .The publiciorpast fa
vors, and invite nttentitin to the very large stock
Of Spring and Summer Godtis.they•are now re-.
eeiving, and offer for sale at rery tow prices. In
addition, to their usualassortment of staple Dry.
GoodS, Groceries, Hardwaro, Crortery, Paints,
and 0:Is &c.,.they are , prepared to exhibit a large
assortment of
, I , LADIES DRESS GOODS_
i r
of every description, figured, Plaid anti - Plai ,
Silks. Ilumets,Shawls, Ribbons. GloveS. anti.,
y
L a dies and Misses shoes of all kinds - ---alSo a
- •
large stock of •
READY MADE CLOTHING, .
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Jeans,' Summer
Cloths, Vesting's, hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes size.ste. - .
.1 ,
They respectfully solicit- an early call from
those %%hi, wish 'to ' purchase' Goon GOODS AT
Low Places. .
.
Me3ll MAN ; Si PARK
Springville, May 2, 1854. -
Doct. R. ThOyer
mSKI s tiiis•method of saying, to his friendS:
*JR_ and customers that he has again resumed
the practice of Medicine at his old stzind in Mon
trose. where he may be found at all times unless
professionally employed. - Ile would says to those
owing bu old accouptslhat he will 'detinet 25
per cent. on allaccounts before the first of
April next; (or if any poor like. myself,) I will
deduCt fifty. • •
Montrose. Feb. t 20,185-91f
'TEWELP.S . —N . Itire'nPw Jewelry just receiv
e", ed direct from the ittarmiteturers, and eon
si•titiff ..f a first rate nssertment ( .1' - 1,, ( 8 e 5. a nd
Watiornen 4 ; Gold tin-rt , r Breast Pins, Ear
Drop; Und I.lwlps, Fob and Vek Ch.•ins, Slides.
hevs,'Stuis, Pens. etc. • PCrsons pue-
Chase Jewelry should certainly enll at the Stare
of • * - A. TifRIZELL.
Montrose, April 12, 1855
Removal.
C.,D. Virgil, Dentist, has remo v ed to n room
over F. B. Chandler's store, where it will be hi.:
pleasure. to see his friends as quick As . posible."
C. D. VIRGI4 Resident Dentist.
Montrose, May 2.1855.
• • • - NEW STORE,
Atazb alzw 4 zu:tea,
AGENERAL assortment of Staple and Fancy,
Dry Goods,Griecries, flardw.ire,ll its; CI los
BoritA snd Shoes, Wall Paper, Drugs, Dye Stuffs,
Paints anti Oils, S.:_e„ which will be sold a , : cheap
as the che'apest for CaA or approved credit by
• • MAL JONES.
Harford June 1, 1855. -
BLACK Gro de Rhine Silk of ext•ellent qiiali
ties at E. M. JONES'. .
June 1, 1855. - •
DD ROCHA and CashmereShawls,"at all prices,
LP also a few Mantillas by • H. M. JON S._;,
June 1,1855.
I EADY Made Clothing, at iloW prices, by
H. M. JONES
June 1, 1855.
ADIES will find a great Variety of Bonnett.
d .4 and Ribbons at: JONES'.
June 1, 1855.
AWNS, Challis, Barge de Lains and Ging-
A hams at. • - li. M. JONES'.
June 1, 1855. •
EMBROIDERIES and 'Vindow . DripPry st
11. M. JONES".
June 1, 1855
good motittnent of Boots nrvi Shooq•nt
H. M. JONES'
Jane .1085.5
Q IXTEEN Ills, of Good Mackerel for One dol.
tar in cash by H. M. JONES.
June 1,18.55.. • '
/1 - MIE best quality of Nails at 5 et's per pound,
1 for sale by • H. !tUJONES.
Junel, 1855. •
JUST receiving a frosh, supply of find Ashton
Salt at H. M. JONES'.
Juno 1, 1855. • .
Cautiou- 7 -Lottery Frauds.
Office of the Maryland consolidated Lotteries, /
BALTNeon n, Maryland, June2o, 1855.
THE Commissioner of the Maryland State
Lotteries has deemed it his duty to caution
the public against the nnmerous swindlers who
circulate by mail And otherwise, fraudulent Lot.
tery schemes, and pretend to be agents for the
sale of tickets in Lotteries which urn wholly tie.
talons. -
The only legal Lotter;eS in Marylandayetliose
drawn daily under the apperintendence of the
Commissioner elected by the - people of the. State
under the new Constitution to examine and • ap
prove theschemes and attend to the drawings.
All the tickets In these 'Lotteries end all cer:
. tificates of packages of tickets hav i e the litho
graphed signature F. X. BitEx.sx, Gtineral Agent
for the 'contractor. Office of the Maryland Con
solidated - Lotteries, Baltimore, Md. I All others
are fratfdnlent. For full information on the sub
ject of these frauds, address F.X. InuENAN,
33y1 -
Baltimore, Maryland.
FALL STYLE OF HATS.
One Price fleas Store.
TllOll tu
AS RAFFERTY, No. 57 Chutha-st.,
New York, OppOsite!lumbers-it, late of
i t
the well known'honseof fferty & 'Leask, iti
desirous of callinzitterttio to his stock for'tlie
fall trik.. Combiniug'cle once with durqbility',
his nars maintain the rep tion, which forth'.
Fast tipa . yeim be has, esm 1 . 0 his' siiiduoni at.
4 +
tendon to the wants of his'eustomers,andhy the
fart,'Which is sell understod„ o that , selling for
cash only, every customer , eis - thii`wrirtholl'his
money. . THO . RAFFERTY,
11703. . 51 Chathana.st., N. Y.
. . .
, • .. .
-.'um • • an,. K now -Thyself. 2., :
.
An Intahabis Book fir 13 centr,-;'Ecery family should,
• ••• IP • . i
karBll , wry
, . .
•.-._,•:•..
4..-.,..:
.' 100
,0
04 COPIES
SOLD I
N -
`\\.s\r•kpi
A . ti V
• 0 l 14 "
.. ~,„,, • Dr. Hunters3ledical llannal
ssa F r ou •
..'-: and hand Book ft] r tho A tUioted—
•... —.. •''' .4.5144 tr e cZb.,,: Containing au outline of the on.
~„ „ ...“„-e - A. ..7", . gin, progress,trealmen. andeura
..
,/,,, , ,„i -, % .,, , ,...sse , of every
. forni. of disesee con
' 'f/' • I "'l' `,` '''• 1- • traetfeet 'by prowl! , cocoa eelual -
Intercourse'. by self abisee-or by sexual ...xe.;sr, with' advice
for their prevention, viritteb In a familiar style, ariltilug
all medical teclitileWities. and everything thatwould offend
the ear ist deeettey; with an outline of - cntriplaint 'incident.
to Females, ft mu the result wf sortie twenty years' success-
Oil Practice exelusivel,e devoted to the cure of diseases of a
'delicate r r private mu t Ore. ..
To which is added receipt a for the cute of the :shore di,-
CIIPP, and a treatise tiii the causesotuptonis , and cure•Of
the Fever and Ague. i" • . .
Te.tireswy of the PrnfeesePenioMtdries i n Penn eolline,-
PhihvielPhill- - "Dit. IitTNTHIt'S NiliDli:Al. NIANCAL,"
—The author o- this Work, unlike the majority otthoae
who sidrertiFe tO Cure the dly.eaVrf of whirls it treats is a.
'irradnate of one of the , best Volle'rre in t he ITnited:Awtes.
It afford~ me pleasure to . recomwend him to tlte,unfort u
hate. or to the victim lif riielpractic •. RP a fin cel4iful and
exp.,rienced practitloner.itt whose honor-and integrity
they nay place , tbagreatest conlidruci • .
. , - ...701 - s. LaNGSTIORE. M D
From .4 Tgoodward,i M. D ,of Pe Pf I/ .17nirersily,Phitu•
delrloa.—lt gird, me pleasure to add my testimony to the
professimml ability otthe Author 01 the"' %lonics L
tIA L." Numerous cafes of Diaeareof.the eni tal Organ%
acme of Mein or tong Standing, have come under my no
tiee.itt which his *kind:ins been
,manifost dra restoring to ,
pet - fee - health, in conk' where the Patient has lieSM
Considered beyond medical aid. In the treatment ofSem
fnal weaknesa. or disarrangentent ot tint functions pro
deiced ly selfabu•e Vacess ot renery. Tdo not know
his superior 'tithe , peofessiim• I bran been acquainted
with the Who( etude ( t hirty years. and drew it no more
that•justiceto him a.l Well no kindness to the Unfortunate
victim of early indiscretion, t nrecotnisend him as one in
whose professional 'Skill and integrity they may safely
ennflde thrtneelrer.' ALFltgli Wit OttWAUD.„,IIf. D.
" Thists..wtthnut e%geeption. the most comprehensive
anti intelligible work Putdislied .on the class of di,sense of
whichlt (rents. Avobfinggll technical terms...it alarers•
es itself to the reason; ants rea4ers It in frets from all
objectionable.mat t anti no - parent however fastidious,
can object to tt likeirtst :it In the It-tads of hie suns . The au
thor has devoted tnatiy.years to the trea.tnicrit of th e earl
ntri complain ts treated of. and. with t 0.1 llttiwhreath to
puff on., ft., tittle Ilreoumption to minto,ie, be 11 , 0 offered
to the world. a. th. merely unminn price of 2.3 cent
fruit of some twenty years" most successful practice ',t—
it/Tull,.
4 ‘,:cr teacher or pttrt'nt trit !lout the 't now leige
imparted ir work ; it would save years of
pain.mortintstion mol , orrow to_ the youth under their
cha,ge "—People's 4.irocate, .
A Presbyterian
„clergyman in Ohio, writing of
. "llnn.
ter's Medical nnuni" says :—"ThouSand. noon thous
ands ..1 oar youth. ily evil ex.im pie -tad Infinerme or the .
ttttii , nr, bate. bet:ll'l,l into the habit ot oelf polln' ion,
without r..alisittlv'll sin and fearful consequences upon
themseless •tmt.their pooterity. rhe eon otitutions oft hone
and, who are -aistme.fanailios have been eufeebied. if not
Lent tan th.wo.rtn I they do nnt now the catuot or the cure.
Anythinr Mot - eon be Anne stta . t,t enlighten And influence
the publirmiheres-tfi rheek.unit ultimately to remove t WA .
widezeprend source Of 11umnn wretchedness. won id router
the greatest I.Ze.sing nes t to the religion
on the pr. sent nod ,00nitig eon erati IntemoerUnee (or
1114 e rfintoxienting tirinkt.) iliOugh it hat slain thous
nods upon thoutotrollt not it Crenter.tt , ntlfte to t ht hu
man Taco Arrept ray llinnti . x beletif afflicted,
and. believe the. your co-worker in the geoid wr,rl.y . ou are
enact:rely lengstresilb."
+rt.' y envelone.l) he f.ustar tied. freruf
poetic , - to any pin nfthe United States for 2a eetitr • or
six eoph.s for SI. P. (port paid) COSDEN & CO.,
Rot Philadelphia. ' 1 -
frisr, ,, .kq , ntrA,c.ina - aAsora, and 800% Agent, supplied
on the moot liberal terms.
New Line_
of Mail 'Stages
:L:lortx
4 41 g ,tt.'r
.•---••
•
Or
*Nr - f
-KIRKWOOD TO MONTROSE .
A
STAGE 11 , .kve Kirkcrood, pafFing thruulailor
bettsville.Liborty.4.e.,everymorningafterthr'arri-
val of the NlailTrai s
ns of ilarr,l,oth East and West,reach
ing Montrose at I V.M. •
RETURNING,
LeaveMontrofeiletily.(Sundayeexteuted` at 2 P M.
reaching Kirkm.,.iciiti time to take the MallTraina of
Carr.both Gast' arid•West.bein,: the nearest awl 1110" t
teaslbl , rout. tore ijrh the New York and Erie Lailroad.
Thi. I iue rec....et ri.week:y dna fofDialockSprin4-
viiti.. Poulatarioock, Wyomiti.4. ,nd Wit kestrarre which
leav'toMoniro,e at 1. A M every Monday. 14e•litegt1”'Ivfitt
Yrilay. Alen. inif;o Frien.lAville.t.eraykvilb 4.c.11003
Team: , nod eomforfable:Jarriszos arc p rov idea -awl the
Proprietppu o,lJira:re no palur t oarcomtundai t Pub
lic. W K. 'HATCH.
p.12.15:q
11E TIOVAV..
EELER. & S'1'0111)AltD sinee.the late fire.
t; ;•y be in the llasi:mr:;;;T - or SEARLE'S
II the unprceetiputoi
Pi'\itY with our stock of -Boots, Shoes &,e,
4- weld morpiug the lire, we still
some on 11:tud., mid he supplied
arrin. I • KEELER & STODDARD.
Montros-e,N:wernbor, 13, 1854.
Broche Shawls.
CHEAPER tb:tri ever before ttnown, Tleanti
ful patterns;, and tine finality of 8-4 Broehu
Shawix. Lopen'rt uran.ttfaetttre, at VT.
Oa. 11- ' U. It & Co.
IONG anit:Sqfiare. %Void, Briiehe and Silk,
...1 very luisotne styles, and at i,xtretnely.lcin'
prices.
f).t• II
Holrabold'Genuine.Prepaiations.
Hein/bows 'cmiepi) rtz fed Compound
Raid Extract Bachu,
For Diseases el flit:11111(1.1er arel - Ki.lnoys.Seeret Disease
Wraknemes, and all llseases of the e ual
Organs.
Tirhether in .3ral.iT or P eznalf
from mintever cause they. may have originated and no
matter of It ow long Atitudinir
If van have contracted theterriblo disease which. when
owes seated in the ystem will rurely . go down from one
generation to another. ts nde - rtnlning the constitution and
sapping the very vital tinnts of life; do not trust yourself
in the hands of Quack s„ o start up every day in a city
like this, and fill the papers with g..aring falsehoods. too
walltmlenlatrd todeceive the young rind thole not at
unainted with their tricks. You cannot he too careful in
the selection-of a remedy in these cases
The Fluid Extract fluchu hasheen pronounced by 'emi
nent Phyaiciansf the grealeit remedy tree knotrn.. It to Si
medicine perfectly - pleasant in its tast^ and very innocent
in ttr action. and yet an thorough that It artnihflater every
particle or theranit and - pot onnus virus of this dreadful
disa.tatt; and, nn4e othes remedies, It does not dry up
the disease in the blood.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
brought on by 6.1f - Atise. a most
_disease. which
has h-riticht thoniand• of the human rare to untitteiv
grnrrs. thu , hia,:tne the brilliant hot , e , of pareut.. and
lblichiinrin the hi: I the ztotiolls an bitten of many a
M.. youth. Can be core! by this ittlislible remedy. An d
m‘Aieine which moat- efi t everybod y. from the-sim
ply delicate to the confined nod fles•pacrine• Intmltt. no
equal is tube f.mod, meting both as a cure nod pt. eveutive
Helmbold.s Highly Concontratod
Com pi or nd : Fluid 'extract Sarsaparilla,
For purifying the Blood. removing Mt g. I
arising
from ex.eesses of Mercury:expo.ure anti iraprtitience in
life. chronic constitutional ilsea.c.aecing from an im•
pure f tate of t Omni, iind the only reliable 'and of.
fecund known irernetiv for the cure of Scrofula. Salt ,
Rheum, Scald Dead. Ulceration. ni. the ' broa tiled Lewd
Pain. and Swo.ll.ngs of tht; Bones, Teti. r. Pimftles on,
the face, and all Sc.tly Eruption! of thi: Skin.
This article is now prescribed by some - of
the most Phy.ician. it the.country„ anti has
Sarsaparillatll- in praetien than WIT preparation of
yet offered to the ;titbit.. Several en.es of
.ecrimiary. Alerenrial and .Serofulon.
dhove entirely recovered in ti i eincnrable ward. of ntir Pub
lic To.titations which had for many years re.isted every
mode of treatment that rouid he.lerisett• Theo, ittses 4 fur
ni sh ctrikinu example. ofttie c»lntary effects of thin medi
cine in at-re:tine psme of the mo.t Inveterate diSettSPl... af
ter the ulattils - vae dee'royial and 'the hones already af
fected. •
NO rrt:E.—LeWr+ front ra.noricilde Physicians arid Pro•
fe.snre of several lletlieal College., and eertitlentt . of
miren from r ati CI3 t 5 Will be fourvl:otupatiying both Prep.
oration. •
EKtrftrt of Marlin, si per 'bottle. orb
Bottles for ; 4 tarmoarilla,. - ivrie price, equal in strength
to tine gallon Sicup of Sarsaparilla.
Prepared and RlolJhy il. T. rammuoLli t ch.mist; 263
Chem:tut St.. near the Clint d Rau e , Philadelphia.
To be 'hail of Viet Turroll,Montrose,,Pa., aild'of Drug.
gists and denlerverervishere.
All Letters directed to the' Proprietor or Agent receive
immediate attention.' 23y1,
• Cloths, _
itSAMERES•and vestings, a large • rossort,'
C
ment and at prices lower than we have over
been enabled to otTer them heretofore. •
Oa. 11. i• • U. B. & Co.
_ .
Arthur's Patent Self-Soaiina-Cans,
For pr:eserOng, Fresh - Fruit,.'fomaioes, 4.e; by
llermeiicalS'enling.
TIIESE Cans which are sealed by the'dintise
keert;eni, ivithnnt the- nid of a Ciner, and
opened easily withont - injnry to the enn. are .rap
idlY; coning intn '.treoeral use: Felt directions
for putting: up fruit accamnitnin:tthe Cans: and
the work is .so performe . d, that by their
'use, overy.fairtily nuty lutve Fresh Fri.lit mid TO
lnatoes on their LAWS ail winterott surritler pri
.
'PIIiCE . S.--Piet Cans, 8100 ; Quart; $2:50;
Gal him $3,0; Three Quits, 84;35; Gallons,
85:00 per, Ozer; " The different sizes nest, 'in
order' to secifro Oennonly - in transportatioil.-'—
Country Stoidoeners will,tind this now - article
one of reafdy'Hanufaet tired and sold by
' IikTHUR,tI3IIIINHA.3.I, & CO.;
. No. 60 'South TENT/ St. P1111.;A.
July 18, 1864.--80m8,
Shawls
U. B. & Co
Australia, California, •
Or any place on the tilobe,connot present greater
f • inducements than . •
',KEELER ¢ sTonv4Rm.s • •
BOOT AND_ SHOE STORE. * .
Witte, Ilia now, tilled with a, new w and exten
- 1. T .give
_, assortment of - articles' in their line.
-embracing a general variety of new, awkelegatnt
styles of Ladies aud Gentlemen's wear, among
which - are Ladies French, .811 k, Lasting aud ( ) Fe-,
,uille Gaiters, Kid - and Enameled Polkas, Kid Pat.'
.cut leather And brouxt;ti Jenny Linds, Bnikins.
raid Tieu,; gentlemen's - French and Philadelphia
- oak-tanned calrAtin and kip :Boots, Congiefts and
, button Gaiters, Monterey and Washington Roots,
toilet Slips. Morocco, calf. and Cowhide Bro..
I gang. &C. Boyskip, calf andcowhide Boots and
Brogans; all kinds of Misses and Children's wear.
Also. a general assortment or Pindings.:which con
, gist in part of lasts, pegs, sparables. 'Hungarian
1 nails.tacks. thread, wax, Bristles, shoe binding,
t awls rasps. sandstones, shoe knives,4tc. Also,
' oik And :tentlock tanned e.alt upper and Itoleleath
er,i'Morocco skins and linings. '
'' Work made to order and repairing neatly &no.
KEELER IsoSTODDARD.
I liontrme, Joni. 1.1853.
Stoves Stovei : Stoves,:
golvseriber wishes to call the attention4f
his 'friends and the Public to. hifi i very large
o,4sortment of
! • STOVES,
I
• •
at his , new Store Room in Lodemrille, next fo
t. S. Lenheim's Store,, and near the. Great Bend
Depot. I-le hats in addition!to r -Lifi former large
vlitriety of Cooking and Parlor Stoves, limey new
patterns, sonie.ef which . •
Ft 211rhola 4, Peael, Branch,l Pire Fly,
Me , ler?, Troy. • Mohawk, Medallion,
Black Warrior, Orient, • Oak,
' Eiwr
'Which together: with his former stock .will be
perhaps the most-extensive and varied asserttnent
of w e ll selt.ct e d StoVes in the County,
I ** * Clinton Stoves well furnished at lois. prices.
.1, Z. - --ff" All articles in his line kept on hand and
/pa& to order as usual, and orders received at his.
Old stand tin Great Bend.
1 JOHN COLSTEN.
Lodersvilk & - Great Berid Nov.; 1853.-0.
• BiLtralo 'Robes.
ALARGE lot of handsomean Robes, part of
tiomi wholv i Indian. dressed, and very supe
ior colors and quality. - U.ll & Co.
Alibson,'Oet. 11, 1854. .
'Winds* Sash. •
. SAYRE having..beeni appointed
~t:agents for an extensive Sash; Blind and
Door.Manufactory are prepared to furnish any
articles in this lino at less rates. than they have
usually SUM.
Dye. 14 . .
LIVING CREAM—an article which every
tn:ln should .r.A for sale by
S. H. &•,.D. SA) RE.
Dec. 4, - •
Elady-Mado Clothing, - •
A VERY - desirable stock 8t very Ito: prices
S. H. & D. SAYRE.
- Montrose, Ded. 14, 1854.
Doeitor Yourself:
THE POCHET *IEESCULAPIITS: I
Or, Every one his own Physician.'
--`
T HE FIFTIETH Edition,
-- ' . • containing One hundred
Engravings,showingniseases
• ... - • and 'Malformations of the Hit
._ 4 .„:".1 '.` man system in every shape
1
,'• , i t. 1, 'and form. 'To which is ad
.- s I - :
. .4. .• ,•• de ll .a Treatise on 'the bis:
r . 5 • •Is•• 111 - =a • ~
~_, Vl5 eases of I..emales, being'.6l
. 151; +Ai:, the highest importance to
v.,- , ../ ii married riople ; or those con.;
in-c' ••,'•& templating marriage.. By
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1 7 oring, 31. D
Let no father be.ashained to present a copy of
the • Aesculapius 'to his child. It ma,y save him
from an early grave. Let young man orwo
man en t er into the 6.eeret obligations of marriedafes
without reading :he Por Aesculapitts.,,Let no
ono suff.ring from a haeknied cough, Pain in the
Side, restless nights. nervous feelings; .and the
whole tram of Ryipo [Air. setisations,and given up
by their plivsieian,lie anotbermofnent withoutcon.
Butting the A ESCUL At i lt...TS. Have the married,
or Those about to be married any impedimeni,read
this truly useful'hook..as it has been the means of
saving thousanepau.niortunatecreaturegromthe
very, aws of drath.
AitySan sending twenty fite cents-on
closed in a leilier; will receive .one , copy of this
work by mail; or five copies will. be sent for One
Dollar. :Address (post paid.) •
DR. W M. YOUNG..
No. l 5 Spruce St. Philadelphia
.
prilBth,l•As —l.ty 1.
DR HOUGHTON'S
. _
.Great Remedg for Indigestion_
. and Dyspepsia - : -
DR.. J. S. IlorouTwes Pepsin, the true DI
GESTIVE, FLUID,or GASTRIC JUICE still hot&
the first place among nil the various remedies
for these painful-and destructive coinplaintS. It
is . Natures own specific for an unhealthy stom
ach. No art of man can equal its curative port , -
'ers and - no sufferer fromlndigestion and Dys
pepsia.should tail to try it:, '" '
r r ir Sold by-Abel turre!l, iiontro:so
Wagon Making, Blacksmithing
and)larriage Ironing.
/1111 E sUbSeriber ,havimz established - hithself
a Toy rods smith of Dimpek four Corners,
is prepared to do all kinds of work ill the above
branches of busineis on short notice and the
mo-t reason:4de terms.. lie flatters himself that .
with
. the help now in his employ, he will ho able
to !five entire satisfaction to all who .may favor
him with their custom. -
. .
C. C; MILLS..
Dimock, Nov. 23, 1851.-Istr. ~
N. B. Most kinds of lumber and all kinds
of c,mntry produce• taken in payment. .
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA. '
Important Announcement.
,F 0 all pairsoniallieted wth sexual ai.esse*, each as
Seminhl Weaiiness. Tinpotenee, Gonnorhma, elect,
Syphilis, &c., ke. The 'Reward Association of Phlladel
phii. in view of the awful .lesqrnetion or 'human life and
health, caused by F.'lUal diStntßOS, and the deceptions
which are praetleed upon the unfortunate victims of such
by tinacks • have directed their consulting surgeon
AA *Charitable Act worthy of their name, to give Medical
Advice Otattio, to all person s thus alllictedi (Male 03 Fe.
male) ,k,c.„ and in eases of extreme poverty and sufferint
tel Furni -h .Medieln Free of Charge -
The ifewarl As..iciationlai a he uerolent Institution, es
tablished by special endowment., for- the relletof the sick
and distressed, afflicted with Vlritlent and Epidemic Die
erisey," and its fonds can hesused for no other purpose—
It has now a tarptia3 of means, which the Directors have
voted to advertisethe above notice: It Is needless to add
that the Association commands the highest Medical skill
of the age, and *ill futzleit - the most approved modern
treatment- Valuable mlrlre given to sick and nervoits fe
males, enlisted with abdominal' weakness, Wotubi Com
plaint. Costiveneas:Letteoryhrea,
Address. (post-paid,) Dr. Geo. It. Calhoun. Consulting
.S. ur•eon, !toward Assuciation,.:a:n.:2 tzouth Ninth Street,
Philldelphla.
By order of the Directors, ..; ' .
EZItD: Prtsident.
0 so- Fatiicittl.u,Secrelary • 22y1
Plated Ware.
J .
LTST received a large 1(4 of Plated Ware,
consisting of rake baskets, Castors, Imperi
al and Chamber. Candlesticks:. Tea Setts, con
sisting of six_piee'!s extra rich,; cups and r Gob.
lets ; also, Prittania . Ware, viz: 'Pea setts,: (four
five amtsix. pieces,) Tea Phts, Cofrt4i Pots;
,Cuit
dlesticks, ke. As, the sabseriber - has' made'iir 7
.rangementa with the thanllfitetureri-aitite.above
geods. he' is - enabled to-fornitik the tveiVeat' pat
term:: at the lowest prices, and also to supply his
'eustomors with extra or - single pieees, of any ar
ticle in the above'llne . . .A. J. EVANS,
- No. :I. Odd Fellows' 11411.
Ilinghltnton, Aug. 99, 1555.
ow or coo.'
A rtg now being paid A. .I;•itiirop &
A
to all those who consign ittwir butterirint
produce' to
,thtun: Thev, h.':,in;ldiadn arrange;
runt:knee:no - a' . enaVerftn' send pro
duee to New York' and to, sell Afte Inane" tit • the
highest. ritarket...pricit. All :that,' who *rah
good pihnta and quick cifturns Wry-inrite to callußßp , •
,
• - .4. LATHROP & C .
Montroae, May 1, 1865:
_ trilawnW
Tia-11011TROSE
£6O.I6IIETY EVERT TAME DAY
, Icaii/ . ;,aTiliAti
WlElinfi.rsl;so, cas' jn advarite; SZOQ,ii
not paid within six months; and , 4s2,Bo i itthe tad_
of title sear Novitper discontinued nittlaneara.
gel re paid, except at' the cipt - On +of Pub.rt,
lish ra: Alt c'oturntinicati6na connected Ivit*lke
office, tO inatire attention, multi be directed (00!it-,
paid) to CHASE & DAY, MOONEiIiSPSIIHEISIItIi
Cooney, Pa. _
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• Bates sill Advps.ll4lotag. . : .
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One s tjuare (12 lines or la) ; lit:statione r 1 51,01 k,...,,,
il
- EIC 'subsequent insertion, •'"r-, 41,41 : 1.. • • • OAP,.
One rare Hire° Months, . ':.•,. -. . ... ......:11,50:.::.
ON:. s uare'six months ,.. .'.' . , .i.: .- .. ?, ...,. : 41,410 - ..
Burin .34:: Cards, four lines or letis, ; -. .--. 4 ;41,00
Yearly advertisements, not over-S4 squares,: 7,00 ',..
One cOlunm one year, .- . . . . -1,... . :-.. , ..',30,00,
Yenely :Weathers will be reabrieted- .te• the.
business in which they al* engstd ;aud are On- .
sidered as wishing-to continues a dvertising unless .
they shah give special direetlimai for-a diseentin- :-...
uance of the - same. ' - . i.• ' . ..., ~.- ~. ~,-,,,
,_, , , ,
, ,1 1 i 011 WOlLlic - ,„
1417 Ties publishers having addsd to their Solk.,
Printing- materials a large and M
uperior 'ort.
meat of Job Type, are now 'prepared to extents:.
Job %/ork in a manner unsurpassed in this see.
tion of country,and on the most rsasonsbieterms,
_ litainks or-every deseriptiorthepteonstantly -
on hand or printed to orden4P i , - . - ,
Nusintss piftriorg.
BRYANT nou*E, .
Great Bend Depot, Pa.) Amnion Myr
' ANT, Proprietiir.
ISP4OtIT 'lc Co., `
....
_ tA _
Mastssfacttsrersof SruOUT'SIED
SPHINGS, Huglmsville,Lycorn rial,BlZ
ing Co.,Pa.
nos may be had of M:SAryilson, Montrose.
Win. W. SMlTliiiik Co. : • r.
net anti• chai r.MattufatfArers,.foot Maiit
et., Sfontro.nq Pa. ''•l - „
Dr. it. sartn .
Surgeon Dentist, Montrose'. Pa., will be•at
Sbtirle's Hotel,3l l :ondays and Tneadaysbf each
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3/C111L.4/11 & rARK,
De; tern in Dry Goods, Grotieriesi lierdware c
qoekevy, Boots and Shoes; &e.,Sprigville;
1834
1 LI TTLE & CHASE,
. . .
At °rubes at LiterL-.-offiee formerly Derv.
pied by Little"& Streeter, Montrose, Basque..
hnona County; Pa. . L -. •
ItAirn B. LITTLE.] . " LEznA B. Crusts!.
•A. • 1 j
A sonarrr AND C9I7NSELLOR AT Lit..lV--'I6IIIK 4. 7
h, nn9 DepOt, Pa. Office over
1 6i1
it.BEL TURRELL, WISTRIME t
Dehler in Drurs, Medicines, chemicali,Painti
Oils,-Dve.stuffs, Groceries, Dry Goeds; Hard
+re, Yankee Notions, &c:'l Physicians Pre.
riptions carefully compounded.
JOHN GROVES,
Is ionable Taitok—Sliop under Searles
otel, Main' Sticej, Montroge, Pa.
1 - JOHN COLSTEIP, ,
DE4L . F.r. Stoyes, Tin, Cciper and Sheet Iron
¶: re, Lodersville,near Great tend Deprit.-60
• = .A. Lathrop,,
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DEALER in Ready-1144p ; Clothing,. Ails and
.
:cps. Boots and Shoes, Dry 400ds,' &c,
Store opposite Se;arle' Hotel. Montrette.
C. p.LATanor, and / . .
J. 11.. W.' RILEY, [A. ItATEIROI•
Dr:Merit H. C: Vail•
RUGGIST and CnEuni, and Dealer- in
pauns, Medicines, Chemiads - ,,Dye Staffs .
Paiiits, °its, P.ltty,.W.indow' Glass, Camphine
Fidiri, Perfumery, Yankee. Noions4el, &c. •
todersrille, Pa.—lOtf. •
PRANIELEN TR - ASER,,
ATTORNEY' .nn COUNSELLOR AT LAw, Montrose:
lattond faithintlp to-all • , bnsiness en-
usted to him in the county of Snsquihanns.
Conveyancing •and . writing will be
'done neatly, and charge" moderate.. 'He . will
also attend to the proseentiotiof claims of sol.
tilers, their widows andheirS, against (he V.B:
ili;wernment, for liounty. Land, Tensions, ske:';
.
Mao , be found.at al l hours at the 6inqe formerly
occupied by L T, Richard, Esq 4 north ,c;f the
(I:ourt.-floule.-1853-m•l9
_ . . ,
i - M. C. TYLER ; . -
I-
Interested with l'i. L. Hunt
hlrOR ER, AND DEALER in;llard•wqra and Cut.
• iery Carriage Trimmings , dt.e.
f i , - ,Ne. 215 Pearl Street,.N. Y. • -
Whe his Mercantile friends, in -this and otket
Cannt cs.are kindly invited;andearnisaysolieit.
editct II and purehage. - - n6tf. ,
ItENRY S. MAPP,
(OF, NOiTP.OSE, PA.
Nitith Rowe, Woodiuff,. - &-Carter,
WHOLESALE • pioci•us and jColOnsiOst
IVlEnctar,s-Ts, Nip. 173 Washington Street
beiweeri - .Cortlarid and Dey StteeiNe'w.
March 8, 1854—L1Otf. • - • . •
:Medical Curd. Z
•. • -
, RS. E. Patrick, Jr. &G. , Dimock hare
1 1 ) this day formed a co-partnership,for a mote
ettleient and StleceNsfal - protiecution of the differ
ent branches of their profession?,
• !All business entrustedto theiffOill'he atten
dEld to with promptness and fidelity.
Trheir office may tin found over Lathrop s
Store, East side . Piiiilie!Aventti:'
PAtiticK, Jr:
• „ -
I,moritios4, maye.h 1854. :1
C., • Can now be - found at his new stand on Owe..
z(t street,- 2 dtprs west of Searle's Hotel, where
he • effectually • repairs with dispatch,- Watch - es,
Cjoeks,-Gunsi Jewelry; and every description of
triehinery, - Whitet' cutting,Gun and'iWatib
niaterials snripliedie' the :16,51 . -
Bali De n.
VAY be f9and r !a , basement- of Bearles_rip
1_ tel, 3 doors west from the corner. NOVI
acid neeounts that are due us ,will be Very,., ne'
ceptable •if - paid soon. ,
• • A.•& E. BALDWIN:
g Montrose, Nor:22, 1854.--47tf -
.-•- J. -H, Parsons,
Wrrotts.a.r.E AND RETAIL - DEALER in Cabinet
l'Waro ' Sofas
hairs, So fasßedsteads' Tables,Stands ,
1... -
No. BWaShingfork—
street, ' ..
"Bitiharnton, N. Y.,
Or porn Ware.ltoomup stairs.—ps2,
.Q , 1 ow and Cheap Goods, :
OUGHT at low pressure prices and,WIA ksl
3J So E 4 accord . ingiy . by -.- - -,.-- ~.
' ' ,_ .. „ -.U. BURROWS 4!;C9,-, t .
Gibson, Oct. ET, 1854 , - -.--. '. '
/ _ .'-
Cariots•
-,,,, ,
1 GbOD assortment and handseei . ppt er
u
IT ts .c. r.
et 1:411 lew prices. :• - . ' L.v.7.4 , •-le,vo.
... alt.
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-' - - -
-C ASEI. paid for land Warrants.: . •:„; ,I , .; ~ i
- .1 .D.. 11.. LAME, OPE ,
1 June 21, 1855. ”- -" - - ' • -`-'-',, .1
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11 - RASS ,
01 Aug. tt. PHYFE &-KNOWMONS
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d i N t .anitextr4 rgio-ItiAegt f 912 114 11 1-
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V. Singlcitoi,