41(bertistmeitts.
NEW MILFORD-,
Raid & Dress Goods Einparitun
FOR. FALL 1855.
la BURRITT would inform, his friends and
d1.A.." the Public, that he has now in store and
is receiving a full assortment of Fall and Winter
Goods including a great variety of Rich Fall
'Pilate in new styles. Plain and Fancy, Lie Lanes,
Plain and Fancy Mohair Clothe, P . 141 and Plaid
likrinocs, Paremettai, De 13ages and Poplins;
Dark Rich 17mghtims, in Fall Styles; Slick
Brocade, Plain end Fancy Silks; Wool, Broebe,
CasHmere, Crape and silk Shawls; Rich, Rib.
boni,Bonnets and Flowers; Ladies Cloths and
Velvets for Cloaks and Mantilhur„ Broadcloths,
Caiiimere,•&r—,.&c., With a large assortmenc of
- Staple And, Fancy Goods as usual, including
Hardware, Crockery, Iron and Steel, Paints, Oils,
Boots and Shoes,-hats, Clock, Buffalo Robes,
CarPetings.ife.., with A new assortment of Stoves'
and Trimmings of the best quality, • being made
ro, y
to order expreaa for his Custotrarade and will
Atm aold at th e{ lowest figure or a LITTLF. I.OW.
an for cash, p nce or approved credit.
N,13.\ Wool i So cks wanted tor which the,
. highest \ prim wilt continue to be paid. _ Flour
and Salt constantly on hand. '
New niiferd:Octliber. 1855 . ~
. Irving's Life of Washington.
-. Will be completed in Three handsome 8 . mo.
yelumes-41Imudited with POBTRAITS and Plans,
at, sa,oo per votime.
Of this Biography of the FATHER of hii eon.
try there is but oue opinion. It is the most corn.
plate ever issued, and by the pen of one of the
Greatest Writers of the Age. Every family in
the land shoe*, possess it, and every person
should read IL'
Agents are wanted to Roll this and several oth.
er importatit works. Terms are liberal. Ad.
driss, C. T. EVANS, 13 Gilmer building, New
York; or C. H. SCRAVEN, 19 EAst 4th-at., Ciu.
canal, Ok io. -
Conies sent free of postage on recelpt,of price.
Oct. 10, 1855.-41w3 •
NEW mAswirtc MILL, Phitad.
A/ GENTS wanted in every town and eonnty
11. 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 r4pidly,.and 'elicits the
admiration of all, for the correctness and fidelity.
with which the
Statuary, Fresco Painting and Furniture •_
Are represehted, and the artistic beauty and liar.
mony ofthe,colors. Size of Plate, 22 X 28.
Price, 83,00. , -
BOoksellers and Picture ,Dealers wishing to
take agencies }for it, will please address, for fur
ther informatibn, L. N. ROSENTHAL,
113m2 Lithographer, Philad. •
; EIEE! FIRE FIRE!!
'he
-
undersigned has been appointed an agent
of the STATE MUTUAL, FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY;Iof Harrisburg Pa. said Company
has a capitatof
$500,000!
• It is as safe and cheap a company as any in
the State and insures on the Stockand•,mutual
plan. • BILLINGS StROUD, Agent.
Montrose, Oct. 9, 1855.-41tf
We the nndesigned hereby state that we have
done business with the above company, and. we
are are eattafled that it is both safe and Cheap.--
In our experienoe xe have never ssv as .
sessments on a premium note..
F. M. Williams. Wm. Jessup.
D. D. Warner. F. B. Chandler.
Orlando Eldridge.. . E. B. Chase:
_ .
TRUNKS—Ladies andßents,Trav
eling Bags and Valises, &c:
ALL sizes qualities and prices. Nelson &
• Xi.'
Priest keep constaotly en hand, a very large
assortment of -tha hbove -Goods which we ell'et
at wholosale prices. Hauing made arranzements
with ene of the largeit manufactures, Mr. John
Black, N. Y., to furnish us et prices which defy
competition., ' - 1 ' NELSON & PRIEST.
Binghamton, Oct. 10, 18551
Watches, Clocks, Guns, &c.
4 New assortment Just Received from Eng
111. land, Switzerland, Germany. &c., which
be Sold below the Now York prices, at
SINGLETON'S.
Montrose, Oct. 10, 1855.-41.
TINE CHANGED.
OMMINWIMMAIM33
Delaware, Lackawauna & W. R. R.
SPRING• ARRANGEMENT ! .
ON and aftpr Monday, May 7, 1855. the
Mail Pas Sanger Train will leave Scranton
' at 10.20 A. M.
Due at Great Bend at 140. m att. •
. Connecting with the Dunkirk' Express Train
west; and the Now York Express East,- on the
N. Y. & E. R. R. Passengers taking this train
will arrive. in Dunkirk at 11.15 p. m. and in New
- YOrk ai 11.15 p. m.
Return, will leave Great Bend at , 4 p. a'. due
at Scranton 6.45 P. at.
The. Freight Accommodation Train, with pais.
anger car agoched, will depart from Scranton at
1.00, P. a., connecting with the Ma Train bound
West, and the Night Express Trains both
East and West. • _
Passengers taking this - Train and the Night
Exgreas East, will arrive in New_York at 10 • 5
a. m.. By taking the Night Fxpress West, will
arrive in Dunkirk at 12 M., or by taking the
Mail Train West, -xill arrive in Dunkirk at 6. 45
m.
Returning, will depart. from Great Bend at
7.00 a. at. and arrive at Scranton. 12.1 - 0, A. Jo.
Stages will be in waiting on the arrival of,Pas.
ganger Trains at Scranton, to convey passengers
to Carbondale, Pittston, Wilkes-Barre, Philadel.
phis via the Reading R. ft, Eamon, andall other
intermediate places.
• D. H. DOTTERER, Snp't.
Sup't Office. Scranton, /
May 7, 1855, 25tf
Nonat,
I$ hereby given , that application will be made
•at the next session of the Legislapire for
the, charter of a Bank; to be called the Pam
irs 4- Mechanics' Bank. lixnkted at Susquehanna
Depot, Susquehanna County. Penn's. The par.
pose and object of the Bank is for discounting
and deposit. With a capital of ,$50.000 00,
with the privilege or increasing to $lOO,OOO 00.
Susquehanna Depot, Penn's
July- 9th, 1855.
110rOSIERY—Men, Boys. Ladies and Chil:
JUL dretes.lictie and Collars, at N. & P..
French Flowers, Paris,Feathers,
Straw & Millinery Goods..
WE are new offering a large stock of French
.1 V Flowers, Paris Feathers, and Millinery
Articles, of the most unique styles, and latest,
importation, to Cash purchasers at a great re
duction from time prices,.and as we have made
arrangements to: receive, the coining season, by
almost every steamer,the newest styles of goods
in our line, we would take occasion to solicit
cash pure.hasers, to examine our stock, at Noe.
64 dr.66Johnd4., Corner of William. It Y.'
37tf , HOMER & KETCHUIL
171.0nD Broad Cloth Caps for 3 shillings a
Ur piece at BELL it TDIGLEY,..
QALT by the bbl. 82.06, by the lead St.94.aL
BELL & TINGLEY'S.
CIREAT varlet,/ of Randy Made Chain
74:_11-• cbrap at ' . ,dr.
G 1 ILK'Plueh Cape, a good article at Iliett;
►7 Ifepbottorn"4. 4. 1855. & sSi. T.
VIEW GMODS
At Hopbottoni Station:
rinHE subscribers are now receiving , a general
enpply of Dry
ware, Hardware ,. dtc, :: ° , 64 all Groekrry, :Ghee..
of which will, hi
sold cheaper than can be afforded elsewbere in
the minty. ; Also, Boots ,and
,Shoes et :low pr.
ses.a!ii red -quality, DELL di Timaugr,
The Know 'Nothing atiose'
NY , `Perion tae, at the front.
xi-upper room of the Store lately occupied by
AL C. Tyler, can be laecommodated according to
to the Latest Fashions, in The best and most ap.
proved Manner. ;' • L
My stark is wankel! to fit if moped) , made,
Cuttink mending andfin - fact revery branch of
Tailoring done on the shortest, notice, and that
to the satisfaction of those conreerneia. -
I 4. •J. SAIITTER.
Black Silk -
81 • .
A.G3Oyire , quality
,i for dresrexiti;
per
Co.
Oct, 1.10254, •
•
iVOCIl! Wool!! Wool!!!
' '''• 6 POUNDS wanted at th e Fern;
/.0t) 0 ers',
Exchange for whi ch, th e .
highest market priee will be paid in Cashbt ,
A. LATHROP & CO.
1• • I
Jane 12, 1845.
L _ .
SPRI G' GOODS. -
ASuperior lot. just received, mid now °Herin g
fit The /oicest ca., pfica fur approved cred
it.. or Reidy pay, by
. . i
LiMIIROiI di Co.!
LOOK HERE.
.. .
Poervr,Kariv Es.—A good assortment of the
best kind in Market. Also Table Knives and
Forks.. . ‘i
i
Srooss.--Sit.v.sa, Silver Plated,German Silver.
Albrata and l , Britania.ware Spoons. Also all
kinds of Butter Knives. ,
VIOLIN Stimuli, Bows, .
Violins. Accordeons„ Flutes,
rump LIMPS, Fluid, Camp
1 Oil; dtc. l' '
FAMILY Gitociatzs.l--A i
and good.l'_' I 1 1
.I)ROGS AND PATENT MEn
assortment and g4nuine.
PAINTS AND OILS.—A gent
of good quality. ; 1
JEWELRY.--1A splendid v
paterns. -
_ODDS
a '
FANCY ",..X ear l y
branch. - I .
PEr.rumEs.r:--A choice v .. .;
(New sopplie's received n
r t .
In
,short, nearly ererythi
cheap,At the variety store o
. . I
, .
Montrose, June I.t, 1855.
i
,
Latiesboro Firitishang .Eittiblish=
- • i talent; -
THE subscriberi keeps 4onstantly on hand
:Ind will male to 0 er, ;Doors,. Blinds,
Windows and Window-Sash, I/oorand Window.
Frames, and al/ Othdr; artieltls made of Wood and
used in ‘bpilding. ' Blind 4 painted and hung on
short noting. Glasi of all !sizes, qualities and
quantities for sale. '4Flooring plained and match
ed at from 1316 to e 12.0 per 1,000 feet. ;Turning
done to order. Alsb a general assortment of
CABI.frET-WAIE. ) .
c
Bureaus,Tables*d Stands, of all varieties.--
Chairs, -Bedsteads, ;':Settees,. &e., &e. !-Coflins,
ready made or taudp; to -order oni the shOrtest no
tice. ; ; ..
.
God 4 Pine, Cherry or Whitewood lumber, and
grain ?„ of all ' kinds', takep in exchange . for the
above; t I . / I - , . . • - -
. -
1
PirTrnms'—}teads• pay or three months time
. , 1.
with ap proved , credit: i ,
,All !orders undressed to me will receive,prompt
i
attention.' ' !
• 1 ' JACOB TAYLOR.
F '
Lanesboro, June 18,.1855: 4 - _ 25--6 m.
Spring*illei•
C__i itEATI AND -RARE E3tlitinTioN of'
31 -I FOREION AND DOMgsTic GOODS,
of almostd,very style and quality, such as will be
sure S. please and accommodate all classes of
people—from the child in the Oradle to the old
and decrepit. 'Their goods are bought on the
most favtirable terms, l and will lie sold aecording
y. 1..
Plraee glVb us a call and we will fry to sup-
PIY all your :Wants thelineltf GIX)HS ever
kept in a conutzty store. 'Yot.i•need not go to
New Yorkl,r any thing you 4-ant, because we
have theim fresh from th e e it r i 9 ,
• 'SCOTT, 3014ciSON, & CO. -
Sprinrille s . Pa., May 8,1855 i
GREA.T- ATTRAfiTI6I3. •
.1
AT ;T111: UPSPNVILLE XCHANGE.
.911 IE sub.scriber'.is no* receiving a well atse
lected assortment ;of Dry thiods, Groceries,
' Pish, Hardware; Crneke ry, Read -31:1de Clothinz
Hats,;Bonnets. (a rplindid. assortment,), Nails,
Paints, Oils, pre-Stuffs,, Yankee Notions, in fact,
almost •-everythintr usually called. f•sr at a clean
try Sfore, ineluding, Fli,Mr.Salt nit Meal, all of
which he is desirous of selling .fOr Craft; or any
kind of Paritter's .3terehantable Produce, or on
good epproVeii Short - tredit. His friend4' are
moat respeettully invite.d to give him 'a call, and
'he will satisfy them that the klxchanoe is the
place ;fir farmers to trade. 'The highest price
paid, in Cash for Butter.
SIERRI3IAN:
Up4onrille r
Ait T 11 : ;1111.p L,
linntrotie,
I
DELVGGIST, ANIYAGENT,H
T op. Att. rmi rortan
atiDriAffriz
OF , Trig ‘ ! i i)Afr. • •
Cousignmenisl CoOtantlg Rereireci.
,
•
, . .
• •
- English Lov er. Watches. •
OE inbscriber has just recency(' by steam
T
7sliiP.Baltie another invoi c e of liiseelebrated
English' Patent and . slMetonl Lever, Watches,
Makin(' fourteen different varii•ties,/itt Plain and
rases, to which he would call the atten
tion of all persons wishing to purchase perfect
time picees.. i A. 3. EVANS.
'• ; . No. Odd Fellows' Ilan.
• ;
• 11irftzilaftiforl July .17..
SztsfAt Pt1a.;17.1) Tam.at
. more lof Orme fine. '11; .
made to i mattiVsilver " forks, for sale.by
. A. J. EY.coi.
Ifinghainten, July 17.
BR I V.AsTrIgs.—A laige assortment Gokt,"
CAtn ? o, and 3folviie Breastpins, just receiv
ed from the. Itanufactdr. A. J. EVANS.
. .
Binghamton. July' I .
GREAT BARGAINS ..
.IN Ditlf Ooi
• W. N. WILSON, 41; CO!
1
p their warmest acknowledgements'
to theili ;customers in Susquehanna County .
or past faytirs, and invite attention to their stock
1
; I ?el! SpzingGoods,! .
nit Opened. which the! propose to; replenish
ate illy from AUCTION, and the cheapest cash
ousel in: the City: •
`The; stOek .embraceif every variety' of
tid Fine - Dry Gook Yankee Notion, Trunk:
-raveling Bars. 4.c. All of which they will !lel
tramely CHEAP far CASH. •
Pedlar" and other whOletale buyers will find
t greatly to their advantage to giro them a call.
The.Ladics will find an excellent asiortment
f Dress 9clods,Etabraidries, Thread Laces, and
chaining* cf all hied% from AUCTION at very
ow rates . ) • - , , • . 1
, . Ar. CO. -
.Co 'of Court and ' aterSta.) I -
bg. 0, N.Y., . 15,1855. ;
•
28--6 m
CARPSIII 14 OIL. CLOTHS,
T IH. DE PEU you • call the attention of
oit the Public to his • • e stock of, Three Ply,
pfgrain, Velte4 Tarwri, end Brawls farPet
mg° whiellhe hilsjelqPutolosed at 'Aixrzoir—
and offer* IL lower in** thop ever offered be.
fore in! thkeountli, pad a ihnv, yariety,
. tilling
his spioioas`CirPet Room oceapying,the *agouti
boor ti crockery and Hone Puniiabini
store. Cotneand tin convinced that there ao
necessity qrr bare fl re. ' - - !
- r ! "! j. H. DE PEU.-
jficoupotea, Oh, 160 1 WA.
i.
; ,
nd all the . fixtufes,
i Tuning Perks, &c.
gone, Candles, Lamp
l ull_ assortment, :new
tirstlrate
nil asssortment, ani.
day, of the neater
• ;
everything in ibis
, iriety.
arlys every week.)
g persons c
want, and
• !
'
I
A. TURAELL:
J.
Nay 15, 1855
.311G,DITINI AGENCY.
Villg4tuntatt 3..bbtriisannts.
STOOK OF DRY GOODS!
• IC ARPETS!! •
Great Reduction In Prices at the
i ONE PRICE STORE.
O. BACONhas the pleasure of announe
s int , to his Customers that he has just re.
turned erom the Eastern -Markets with ono of
the largest and m it excellent assortment of
DRY G DS AND CARPETS
ever opened in this market, which for beauty,
variety and style cannot be surpassed, which hav
ing been purchased for cash at auction and 'else
where at auction prices he will sell them cheaper
than they were ever before offered in this or any
other market west of New YOrk city,
His rich and splendid assortment of
IDRESS SIMS .
is always acknowledged the best and cheapest in
town, and includes Plain, Plaid, Striped, Brocade
and Glace—the cheapest as well as the richest
goods, at prices varying from 37 I2,zt's to $25,0
per yard, together !.vith n great ydriety of
ItkILLIANT JET BIIACK SILKS,
True Satins, &e., selling, al least 20 per cent
less than the cost of importation.
SHAWLS`! SHAWLS !!
An immense assortment of Crape, Thibet,
Cashmere, Merinos, Brodie and Summer Shawls,
from 81 to 860, together with splendid variety
of Black and Colored
MANTILLAS,
of all the fa4ionablil patternis: S.ace. Silk and
Fitnbroidered, which will be 8i:11d-cheaper than ever
before. • •,
DRESS GOODS
.
De Lains from 6 1.4 C'ts ter:37 1-2 e'Ls per yard :
Plain, Plaid, Striped and Figured. Mm Tins, Bril
liantes, Challies, Bombazines, Chambras, Ging.
hams. Freneh, English and American Drills,
from 5 c'ts to 25 els per yard; and every new style
constantly on hand at the lowest prices.
• RIBBONS.
Ribbonds by the peice or :yard will be always
in oUr,stock for Milliners, mid retailers.
•
EMBROIDERY:
The richest and largest assortment of Embroldery
car always be seen at R. C. ll:icons:4A the kiwest
prices. l Chemisetts, Collars, Sleeves, Skirts,
Infants' Waists, &c., of evtiry fashionable style,
together with •
English Thread,. -
Valenceinnes,
Honiton,
- .
• Guipure and.
• -Brussels Laces
• • _ iu cricat:variety.
•
• 'LTNNEN GOODS. •
of 'allkinds. Irish Linens, Linen Handkerchiefs,
Table Linen and covers of inn sizes. Napkins,
Doylies, Linen Sheeting and Pillow Case Linen
from auction at prices competition.
The attention of house-keepers is particularly
invited, to our stock .of Curtain Goods, among
which may be found
Lace Curtains, Muslin Curtain - 8, • .
, .
• - Brocatelles,
can
noteverything in this lino of „goods, which, can
not fail to please in fabric, tityle - or price.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Bleached and Brown Sheeting from the 6d grade
up-to the finest 'qualities. Tiekings, Denims.
Striped Shirting, Aron Checks. Gingham% and
Prints, from 5 e'ts to 12 1-2 els per yard, and
all kinds of Cotton Goods for ben or boys' wear.
Hair Cloth Skirts, Grass Cloth. Skirts,
land Parasols,—a very rich assortment.
More Antique, Moss Prinffes, Gsloons, and all
descriptions of Dress and Mantilla Trimminz 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 Tremendous Fall in the pri , e of
Carpeting., wn hoie 'purchased and hilve no%• on
hand the Ill -zest and most as,ortr tent
of 'CARPETS' ever exhibited ; in this regioi ,
prices fully 3d per cent.. less then. they con: be
sold f9r the last year. All those who are in want
of ,Carpets are invited to xiur • '1
CARPET-ROOM
where they will be delighted with the beauty and
cheapneis of
. the arious . pltterns, and astonished
that i a
n good carpet can be sold so cheap. •
Brussels,
Three Ply,
Ingrain,
Union, .
Cotton
• -and Ilemp
Carpetings from 16 c'ts per yard and upwards.—
Floor and Table Oil Cloths. • llatts, Drug,gettb;
&c., equally cheap.
R. C. Bacon would inform those of his eusto.:
mere who have not-already made themselves. ac.
queintt)d with the fact that he has removed from
the store fortnly occupied by hint in Brigham
Block, opposite Court Elonse, to the corner of the
-new b!lielt erected the last 'summer next east at
the canal, and having a much larger, more conven
jent and pleasant- store than formerly he is pm.-
bpared to hold out even greater inducements to
u'vers than heretofore, and such as can but be
apPreeiated, and admitted all those who are
competent judges.
New Exchange,Tinz,hamtcon,
May, 29, 1855.
Dry Goods'and Carpets at Cost.
WIC,KEIAM & BENNET' have on hand a
!large and well selected'etoek of Poroign
and- Domestic Dry Goods.and- 'Carpets; embra
cing almost every article in the Dry GoocVs i line
ever_brought into the market in view of the short
crop of c:sh -on fuMd, we have concluded to
offer thern for sixty days from this- date qt cost:
Those primps to. whom we htive cornier!) , Sold
Geids will at -once see that this is a rare oppor
tunity and one which should be embraced
To.those who have ni)ver Etvored us
with a : call we would R:ii try us once and you
will be convinced that thle place to par-
Chase Dry Goods'and Carpets. -Our stock is al
ways replete With. fashionable and seasonable
Goods and are determined t ) keep as good a val
riety as can be found in this section of the conn.
try, - and :sell at 'prices- which cannot fail }to
please. -
WICKtIAM & BENNETT.
• .
Binghamton; tan. - 30, 1855.
THE LIGH Th HiG EXPRESS I
Fare Reduced ! Thee Saved!! Tiara'
by Day Liiht !!!'
HAWLEY & JEWELS,
Htforzed aptnership n o 3ontrose for
purieofzingerld;s
BLACKSMITHING!
at the old 4 4tand near Keeler's Htkel.
We have purchased an entire new snick of
IRON, comprising a full assortment of all kinds,
direct from the city. We shall keep constantly on
hind,
tVestern—Round and Square
Caststeel Toe Cork Rods,
Refined!Tyre Iron—all slice,
,Band 'lron and
. Spring Steel. •
A large assortment of Malable Iron, Coil Chains,
Carriage Bolts,&e. &c., glee us a call, -
By "stric t attention to business We hope to re
ceive a liberal share of the patrorme. All work
warranted to give satisfaction tirtgorie who will
favor na with their patronage.
RI — WAGONS AND CARRIAGES
ironed on short notice and ' stock fowl, or'made
to artier thrcsghont,as may! best snit Our patrons.
- Ail business transactions must be Settled once
a yeir. ,Short settlements and long friends is
our inotto. , •
N. R. A grind journeyman wanted, .to whom
steady ernplnymeflit and high wag es win be given.
A. E. ILLIVLEY, ' PERRY 1,0158.
Montresel May 31, 1855.
___ ,........ 2 ........ :_____.! V
SMYER: . ARE---A lame lot (if sils4r Forkk.
of all sues; also, Table, Dessert and. Tel
-Spoons, just; finished and warranted as trood- is
iota. by - . ' A. J. EvAryza
• . Aug., 20. 1.
SWING BIRDS, some very free, for sate
'Li thesP. ll l A. J. EVANS.
1111,1.1, SAWS..warnintod. at
PHYFE & KNCrAiifrthril,
Wmpamtva, liareb 1,18 ii.
• IataiIb,MANDER 6/119119..
_ - ... VVANS-& WATSON, No. 26
• --•• 7 . - ,;,, -=••-• 1.14 booth Fourth at., Philad. '
. tA L.C. : • GREAT FIRE, CHESTNUT
I' 7 '' &FIFTH Sts., Friday-;morning,
.' ' 4 "•••=— , December 15th, 1854.. Evans &
Watson's Salamander Safe! tri
mtriphani, as they always are when pat to tbelest..
! raILADELPLIII, Dec-15, 165-4.
L. Messrs Evans & Watson, No. 26 South Fourth
St., Philadelphia. , • ,
Grvrt.ext sr; :—We take much pleasure iL rsc- - ,
ommending youi Salamander Safes to Myr ants
and Others in want of a secure means of pre rving
- their books, papers, &c., from fire, as the u e we
purchased from you about seven months sib e has
pretwrived our books, and cash in as good a condi
tion air they were when put into it, before the
great fire this morning, - which destroyed the en
ti r4r block of buildings corner of Chestnut and Fifth
streets. The abovp was in use in our office, on
the second floor of our building, front which place
it tell into the cellar and remained
. there until the
fusetkas out. The Safe was then removed and
orktik4in the presence of at least 1000 persons,
who witnessed the good condition of the contents.
Will yon please have the Safe and Locks repaired
as we-intend to put it in use again, having perfect
amilidence in its fire-proof qualities.
Yours, Respectfully,
. - V , - LACEY & PHILLIPS.
Evans and Watson take pleaiure in referring to
the following, among the many hundreds whohava
their safes in use:—.4.l. Philada.; Farmers
HIM Mecbantics' Bank, Philada.; Samar.' Allen,
Etq , High :•;lieritT Phi John IC flenderson, '
City Contrail; Caleb Cope 4- co., 0. 183
. Mai.
itch St ; Richard Norris and Son, Locomotive hail
deirs, Philada.; 'Bancroft and Sellers, Machinists,
cdryier 16th and Yampa Ste.; Franklin Fire Insu
rance Co., Phila.; Penn'a Railroad Co., Philada.;
Lacey & Phillips, comer sth and 'Minor Streets;
Shrtrpless limo NO? 33 south 2d St.; James, Kent
and Santee, No. 147 North Third Street ; W. EL
•llortsman and Sorts, No. 51 North 3d St-;
& Co., No. 87 Market St; J.& B. Orne,
No 185 Chestnut St. •
,A largo assoitntent of tKe.ibove Safes always on
hand (warranted to stand 10 per cent. more fire
thuii any fierrineS Stills now ia use.) EVANS &
WATSON, also manufacture and ' keep for sale,
lroU Shutters:lron. Doors and iron, Sosh, for Mak
ing fireproof Vaults ;or Banks, Stores, public end
private buildings. Seal anti Letter Copyin Press•
; Patent Slue -Lined' Refrigerators, s.c. Please
give us a call, at No. 26 South Fourth St., Philo:
delphia,'-15y1
NEW GOODS
[CI MILLAN & PARK return their ,grateful
Ili_ acknowledgments to the public for past fa
vor:4, rind incite attention to the sery large stock
of Sj]ring, and Summer Goods they are now re
ceiving, end offer for sale at very imp prices. In
odditiOn to their usual assortment of staple Dry
Goods, Groceries,. Hardware, Crockery, Paints,
and 0:1s &c., they are prepared to exhibit a hirge
assortment of •
LADIES. DRESS GOODS
of every description, Figured„ Maitland Plain,
Silks. Ponnets.Showls, Ribbon's, Gloves, Hosiery.
Lndies and Misses' shoes of all kinds—jlso a
large stork of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Cloths, Cassimeres,. Tweeds, Jeans, Sunimer
Cloths, Vesting', Hats and . Caps, BoOta and
Shoes &c. &c. •
,
They respertfolly. solicit • ati early call from
thos:e uho wish to purchase Gant) GOODS AT
Lon
McMILLAN& PARK
Spring):illel, May 2, 1854. • '
Doct. R:-Thayer.
TAKts this method of saying.to his friebds
and customers that he has again resumed
the practice of Modicine:al his old stand in Mon.:
,those, wliere he may be found at all time§ unleSs
profetsionally employed. lie would say to those
owing hihi on old'accounts that he %yin deduct Z 5
per centt4-on all accounts paid before the first of
'April nekt, (or If any poor like myself,) 1 will
deduct fifty.
-Montrioze, Fel.). 20, 1855-9tf
TEWELRY—MOre new Jewelry just receiv
e"
.ed direct from the mantifieturvN, and eon
sistirig of a first rate assortment of Ladies and
Gentlemen's Geld finoor Rings, Breast Pins. F.:ar
1 5
Drops aad floops, ' ii_b and Vest Ch-sins, Slides,
lieys,Sti-els, Pens, e. Ter:mils wishing to pur
elmse Jewelry - shnu 4i certainly tall at the store
of : . - - .A. TUARELL. •
•
Montrose, April 10, 1855.
--- .
Removal.
C. D. Vir01,..D0nti , ..4. hay removed to a room
over P. B. Chandler'fk store, where it will. be his
pleasure to rice his friends "as quick as polsible.".
• • ( . ..1):VIRGIL, Resident Dentist.
MontrosevainY 2 . 1855.
NEW STORE,
4. 4 .1aD WIEW 4)1310Z
a •
AGEN EB.AL assortment of Staple and'Faney,
Drs. Gotitls,Groccries, Hardware, Ii atv,.C,ps
Boots and Sloes, %Vali Paper, Drugs, Dye Stuffs,
Paints - Bml Oils. &c., wjiich still be sold as cheap
as the eheakst tor Cash or approved credit by
11. 3L JONES.
liarford J'arie 1, 1855.
1 - 1 LACK Om de Rhine Silk of excellent. quali
..l—r ties at . 11. M. JONES'.
June,l,
ROCHA and Cashmere Shawls, at all prices,
also a fi!ve Mantillas by -H. M. JONES.
June 1, 1855.
READY / Made Clothing, at low prieeg. by
H. M. JONES
June 1, 1E155
i t ; ADIF S 3 will tind;a great variety•of Bonnets
G. a and.Riithon4 li. 31...J0NE5".
June 1.1855. •.
. -
4 AIVNS. Challis, Barge do Lains and Ging-,
1
ham• at IL. M. JONES'.
Jnne 1, IEOS.
DERIES and Winetity Drawly at
Ff H. M. JONES'.
June 1,1655. .
A good.nsolttnent of Boots and Shoe% nt
11. M. JONES'
Jane I, 1555.
~rTXTEEN lbs, of Good Mackerel for one (W-
O lar in e:ish .by • ..11. M. JONES.
.June
ripHE best quality of Nails at 5 et's . perpouud,
I tor .sale by , . . H. 31. JONES.
June 1,1855,
JIiST receiving a fresh supply-of fine Ashton
Salt nt 11. M. JONES'.
'June - 1, 1855.
Caution---Lottery Frauds.
Office or di! Maryland enimatklated Lotteriele,
BALM! 0111 t. MaryLittd, JUIIO2O, 1844. I
THE Commissimiei of. the Maryland State
Lotteries has deemed it his duty to caution
the public altainst the numerous swindlers who
cireulate . by.mnil and otherwise, fraudulent Let
tery schemes, end pretend to be agents for the
sale ortickets in Lotteries which are wholly fic
titicius.
The only le,gal Lotteries in Maryland are those
drawn daily under the 'sciperintendence of the
Commissioner elected by the peOple orthe State.
under the new Constitution to examine and Op
pose the schemes and attend tO the drawings.
—Ali the tickets . in these Lotteries and all cer
tificates of packages of tickets have the litho.
graphed signature F, X. Baaass, General Agent
for the °ammeter. Office of the Maryland Con
ablidated Lotteries, Baltimore, Md. All others
are fraudulent. For full information on thesub.
jest of these frauds, address •F. X. -Baassa..
33y1 - Baltimore, Maryland:
FALL STYLE 'OF RATS.
One Price Coatis Store.
rpHOMAS RAFFERTY, N 0.57 Chathant.4l,
New York, Opposite. Chnmbers-st., into, of
the 'well known house of Rafferty k Leask, is
desirous of calling attention to his stock for• the
fall trade. Combining elegance with durability.
• his HATS maintain the reputation, which for the
last %al years he has earned by his assiduous
tention to the wants of his customerttand by the
fact, which is well understood i .that. selling tar
cash"only, every customer sets the worth of his
motley. . . THOS. RAFFERTY,
371/03, 67 Citatbant-st., N. Y..
" Nan, Know Tli z yself. " ,
leinvaluable Book for etao—" very fidsily shoadd
• hare Popy ."
100,000 COPIIII3 801.1) IN
• tt ttt ,
1.; AL. LUS.THAN A YEAIt. A new
•L`,iti s • tnnrytr,4":%:,.. edition, revised and I naproVed,
ALIZz/z.:`. !! . just limed;
Dr. ittinter l eMeditial Menial
• „:" awl . hand Book for theataieteti—
. Containing an oatling of the
• ' , l . ' s .; prngreat,treatment andenre
A",.// / „ , of merry. form a dives ve 'eon-.
' r o `•• traeted by promivenonageaial
I iterenntre, by self Whose or by sexual WLeer e, with advice
for their prevention , tit teain a familiar e, avoiding
all tardleal tectileallties, and everything that would of:Nod
the ear of decency; with an outline of eompiaintaineldent
to Females, from the recult et come twenty y'aser ;names
'fol omega> exeluelvely devoted to the Cure o f dhleasesof a
dcticeterr private nature.
• To which is added receipts for the, mire *Mit , above die ,
totes, lord a treatise on the causes;symptotne and ogre of
the Fever and Ague. .
Testimony ofthe PrZyiesarofObitetriesin Penn. College.
Philudelphia—"Dlt. GIINTIER'B MEDICAI; MANUAL,"
—The author o: this stork nnlikethe majority of those
Who'adverti se to cure the literate!. of which It treat ale a
graduate °roue oftne beet Colleges In the United States.
It affords me pleasure to recomm4,l him to the irofortii.
nate, or to the victim of malpractlee, as a auccessfu and
exPerideed practitioner.in whose honor and integrity
they may place the greatest confidenee. I • ,
JOe. 8. LONGSOOII3,I4 D
PrOm A. Woodr:rd. 11..0f Penn .University,Phila
delpha.—lt gives wre pleasure to add my testimony to' the
Professional ability of the Author orthe" Sig meat; MAN
tai;." Numerous c.ases of DI f the Genital Organs,
seine of them of long standing, here come under my no•
tiee,la which his skill has been manifest to restoring to
perfect health, in come Cape, where the patient has been
considered beyond medical aid. In the treatment ofBent
inal weakness. ordisarrangement of the functions prof
duceitly si Ifabuse or P.xcees of venery, I do not know
his /ornerier in the profession. I. have been acquainted
with the t nthor tiome thirty years. anti deem it no morn'
thanjustien to him as well as kindness to she unfortunate
victim of early indiseretlon, to recommend hintatt - one in
whose professional skill and integrity they may safely
confide themselves.
.A fdritBD Wu °WARD D.
" Thisis. without exception. the most cpmprehennive ,
and intelligible work publiabed on the class ofdisease of
which it treats. Avoiding ail technical teisma.it addresa
esittelf to the reason onto readers It in free from an -
objectionable matter. and. no parent however l'astblions,
ran object to pi/Mine itiolle Landoll lit< e o ns. The all
thor has devoted many years old he treatment of the vari
enscomplaintetreatedof.and= with too little breath to
puff and too little presumption' impone. belies offered
to the world, at th• nonlitilti price of 25 cent., the.
fruit of Rom.. Metal years' moat successful practice."—
' Hein:Li.
i` No teacher or parent 'shouhlbe without the knowledge ,
imparte.d Ir, tl&invaluable.work. it would save years of
pain,mortifleation and.orrow to tho.youth under their
cloy ge "—People.* Adrotat*.
A Presbyterian . clergyman in Ohio, writing or “Iruu
tor's Medic:o ITanyar' says :—"Thousantb: upon thous•
ands orout yonth."l, - y evil example and influence of ihe
pailakcns., have been led into the habit of self pollu•
*kilo it reaming the sin find fearful c.inse(uences upon
themselves Pod their posterity. The eonstitutione oft house
ands whoaverahlingfarnilles have been enfeebled, If not
bro Len dovin.and they do notknow the cause or the cure:
Anything that can be done an to enlighten and influence
the publlernind as to ehee k.and ultimately to remove this
wide-sprend source ottoman wretelieklness. would-confer .
the ereateslt h Bing nextto the religion of .lesus Christ,
on the preeent and e.ening zeperation. Inteintierkince Cot
Meuse ofititoxicatlng.lrink9 though kt bag slain thous
ands upon thousands, is not .1 greater scourge lo the kW
man race Accept my thanks on hehalf of the afflicted.
rue.iour co-worker in the goal wpri . yon are
annetirPly longliittrd IL. 10 _
Ooecop )1( eee artily enveloped) will be forwarded,feecof
Pastor.`; teW , any part ofthe United States for 2.1 cents or
six copievfori.l.. Address. (post paid) COSDENT tc CO : ,
Pnbil-hPyr.or 196 . Philadelphia.
8,„0,4 emnraseers and 1100 - k Agents“tpnlicil
on the meat liberalterals. . 2.4y1
New Line of Mail Stages
PRorz
KIRKWOODITOZONTROSE.
sTKOE will Leave ltirkwood. pavvingthronia 1.)•or
-2-1-bettrville,Liberty.4e.,everyniornisigafterthearr-
ival elt he >lallerairis oft.lart,hotti East arti West,raaeb.
lug Montrose at 1 P. M. • 1
. .
RETURNING ;
,NG,•
LeaVeMontroseitaily.(Sunilays excepted , at f.' P M.
reabhine Kirkwoooin Omie to take the Mail Trains 01
Cars.both East and We t/
, being the nearest and mot
fessibleroutetorrach tit NOir York and Erie .titilroad.
This I hie i nteteeetsatr -weekly line fot DimockSpring-
Title. l'anktiannock, Wyoming: and Wilkesbarre which
leavesMontrose at 7 A M every Monday. Wednesday and
Friday. Alen, ailne - o Prienilsville,Leraysvilli &e.nond
Trams and cointortableCarrisgoi-are provided-and the
proprietorrwilitpare nopains toaecomsocolatit he Prat
lie. - - ." W K. HATCH. ,
5eri.12,1854. MOJIGAN &WEST .
nE:flov AL.
EELER & STODDARD since the late fire,
1.1.. may he found in the BASEIIE L NT OF SEATtLE,
Notwithstanding the unprecedented ri t ::
pidity witli.whleii our stock of Boots, Shoes,&c,
" went off" on the morning of 'the tire, w,c Gill
have some on hand, and shall soon he supplied
again. KEELER & STODDARD.
Montrose, November, 13, 1854,
Brach° Shawls.
lIE4PER than ever before known, Beanti
ful patterns, and fine quality of 8-4 Broehe
Shands, Lupcn's manufacture, at $7. '
Oct. 11. U. B. & Co.
. . ,
1 Shawls. •• .
TONG and Square, Wool,- - Brodie and Silk,.
4 very -handsome styles, and at extremely low
paces. - •• - IL B. & Co.
- Oct- 11.
Genuine Preparations.
.11elndeold's ili.thly Concentrated Compound
- Fluid Extract 13uchu ,. .
For Diseases of the Dtal.ler and Ki4neys.?suet Diseases.
r‘trietuses, Weaknesses, and all triseaStes •of the Sern al
Organs,
I
Great .11"Oittr . all#einedy for In digestion, •:
1
Whether in Male or Fenzale, •-/ • - I ,antliDyycpsza. ~ .
.
from whatever cause tbeY may have' nrlginated and no Ii DR. J. S. Hot:lA.l . o:es Pep Sin, 'the true Dl.':
matter of how long standing
, If you have eontraettrd the terrible disease which, when I remedies
epee prated in the system. will sbrely go. dowm from one 1 th e
first place ; among all the various
generation to another, u t tdermining the constitution and ; fOr these painful and destructive complaints. It
topping the very vital a sar of life, do not trn't
In the hands of Quaricti,vrtro start np every day In a clty I
Y" rgelf •l r- is - Nature's own specific. for an unhealthy .stom
like this. and fill the papers with glaring falsehood.. f% l ath. No art of man can equal its curative pow.
well cClenlated to deceive the Young and those not se- 1 ers : and no sufferertfrom Indigestion and Dys
nnainted with their Weiss. Ton eannotbe too careful in ‘ - fail te try it.
.. t pepsin should_.
the selection of IL remedy In these eases .
i
The Fluid attract Ruchn hos been pronounced by esni- , Eir Sold by Abel Ttirrell, Montroikse . Byl.
vent PhyPicians the greatest remedy erer •known. it is a '
merlicineperfeetly pleasant in it,, tact- and very Innocent
in its action, and yet so thoronstlythat ft annihilates every
particle of the rank and ,pol •onons virnp. of this dreadful
dlpance's and. fanlike othes .
remediek, It doea• not dry up
the disease in the blond. . .
. . CONSTITUTIONAL DERFLITT • -
brought on by seltatuce, a - lnost te'ble inf. PIF Cs 1, 'dal
has brought t bon.onds of , the humn race to untititely
graves. thus Ma.ting the brilliant ho rep of pareutP, and
F
Mightiest in the hu I tire gint inns ambition of many A no
ble youth. can be curet by this infalible remedy. And as
a medieine which must bomeatt everybody. from the sins
ply delicate to the confined and dePpairing Invalid, no
equal I. to be found, acting both a. a cure and preventive
Helmbold'a Highly Concentrated
compound Fluid'Extract Sarsaparilla,
For purifying the Blood. removing all diseatte* arising
from excesses of Mercury. exposure and inivrudeneo in
life. chronic eon stitutional dierame.rtrising from an itn• -
Niel. state of the Blood. end the only reilithle. and et
feel nal known remedy for the cure of Scrofula, Salt
Rheum, Scald Bead, Ulcerations of the ' hroatand Legst
'Pains and Swellings of - the Bones. Tatter. Pimples on,
the face. and all Sealy Eruptions of the Skin.
This nrtiele is niml prescribed by some of
the most distinguished Physician* 1a the country, and has
proved more enleient in practice than an y preparation or
Simpariiia yet offered in the ruble. everal eases of
secondary Syphilis, Uerenriai and Senafulons dfireaseiet
have entirely recovered in 'the incurable twataLl of ourikatb
iis, institutions whieh had ft.ii many years rizristett every
mode of treatment that ernsid beilevi*eil. Their , cases fur
nish striking examples pith. salutary effect*4f.this'inedi •
eine in arresting. MOIR of the moat Inveterate diseases,.
ter the glands were itereoyed and the bonesi already af
fected. . •
NOTlCE.—T.etters from responsible Phys!' eternise:ld Pro
fessore' of several iiiredied Collexes; and .iierriffeates . of
enres from atientawill be found accompanying both Prep.
arations • ' . -. •
PRICES,IIttId ltxtraet of Machu. per bottle. Int)
Bottles for $5 ; 4 arssearilla, same price, equal in strength
to one gallon Syrnp of Sarsaparilla. • -
Prepared and sbidbv H. T. ItIELNIBDT.D. Chemist, 263
Chestnut St.. near the Clire ..111011.1., Philadelphia.
TO be had of Alittl Turret', Montrose, Pa., and Of Drug
gists and dealers everywhere.. .
All Letters directed to the' Proprietor or Agent Twelve
immediate attention. ;3yl
. -.- Cloths, . .
CASAMERES and vestipgs,_ a large assort
raent and at prices lower than we have ever
been enabled to offer thetn heretofore.
- Oct; 11.- -U. 11. & Co.
.
......i.......
Arthur's Patent Self-Sc .1i- Cr
Austialitt, California,
Or anyplace on The Globe,cannat present greater
ind-ucenents than
- REELER 4- STODDARD'S
110(111C AND SHOE STORE.
WIFICH ie now 'filled with 'a new and eaten
;sive assort ment " of - articles in their line,
embracing 14 goneiral variety of „new and elegant
styles - Of Ladies and' Gentlemen's wear, among
which are Ladies French. Silk Lasting and Pre
nilla Gaiter, Kid And Enameled Polkas, Kid Pat
ent leathe r and 4rouzed Jenny Lindy, Buskins
and Ties; gentlemen's French and Philadelphia
oak-tanned calf skin atid kip BOots,Congresi and
button Gaiters, Monterey and Washington Boots,
toilet Slips, 'Morocco, calf. and Cowhide Bro.
gene, &c. Boys kip, calf and cowhide Bunts 4nd
Bt.:ignite; aill,kiiidsof Misses and Children's wear.
Also, a general assortment of Finding*, which ebn
sist in part of lasts, pegs, sparables. ilungii4en
nails:tacks, thread. wax, Bristles,' iihoe bindibe,
awls rasps, sandstones, shoelltniveS, &c. AlgO*
oak and hemlock tannedcalf upper and soleleith
er,Morocco • skins and lining.
- Work made to wider and re pairingnsally ds,ne
• KEELER & STODDARB
1 Afontrose June ) .1853
'
Stove* I..4tovew: i [ . Stovei i E 1 ,
THE subscribe' r,wishes to call the attentiohof
Ms friends and the. Public to his very ldrge
assortmetitor •
• - STOVES. - • • . •
at his new Store Room in Ladersville, next to
L. S. Lenheim's Store, and near the Great 'Bend
Hera. He has in addition to his former Idrge
variety of Cooking and Parlor Stoves, triney hew
,Patterns. some of Which arc-4- ' •
' St Arichotaa, Peach Branch, l ire F 734.
' .410,1ern Troy, Mohawk, J. McdunitO,
• Black Warrior, .._ptient, • - Oak,
' Egg Stove, . • z
together with This foitner
_stock wit! be
perhaps the most extensive and varied assortMent
of well selected Stoves in the County!
*** Clinton Stoves well furnished at low prices.
'pt7" All articles in his line kept on hand farld
made to order as usual, and orders received at his
old stand in Great Bend.
. JOHN COLST.EN. •
Lodersville S. Great Bend Nov., 1853.—tt
Buffalo Robes.
- .LARGE lot of handsome Robes, a pat
.11 them whole/Indian dressed, and very st3pd
nor colors and quality :\ U. B. & Co.
Gibson Oat. 11, 1854. 1 .
indoor Sash
11. & - D. SAYRE having been appoihted
Li • Agents for an extensive Sash, Blind !and
Door 'Manufactory are prep:tred to furnishlttny
articles in this line at less rates than they have
usually been sold.
. .
. , .
.
Dee. 14. •
-
1
•
'HAVING CREAM anarticle which 'every
).j man shonld try, for 8:11C by.:!.
1 : • S. 11. &D. SAYRE:
Dec. 1. ' • - - i'; -
Ready-Made Clothing,
A VERY desirable stork at very !ow prices
S. H. & D. SAYRE.
„ .
• Montro.ie, Dec. 14, 1854.
Doctor Yourself :.•
THE POCKET . ZESCITLAPIITS:
Or, Every one hie ote,n.:Physician. •
FTIETH. Edition,
Containing One hundred •
3ngravings,showingDiseases
Id Malformations of the; Hu
t•an system in every shape
Id form. To which Is ad
qi a Treatise on the Dis
tees of Females, being of
to highest importance to
tarried people, or thosS con
kmplatingimarriage. By
Young, AL D. .'
Let no roller be ashamed to : preaeht a copy of
the A esculapius to hie child. It may save hitu
from au early'grave. Let ho young man or wo
man enter into the secret obligbtions of marriedlifis
without !ending the Pocket Aesculapins. •Let no
one star...ring from a hacknied cough, Painin the
Side, restless nights. nervous feelings,' and the
whole train of Dyspeptiese nsa tions,an'd giien up
by their physicratt,be another moment withloutcon
salting. the A ESC L A.P I RTS. Rave the married,
or those about to be married anyimPediment,read
;this truly useful book, as it has been the means of
saving thousandrofuufortunatecreaturesfrornthtp
very jaws of death.
Er Any person sending twenty five cents en
closed in a letter; will receive one copy of this
work by !nail, or five copies will be Sent fortlne
. .
Address (past paid,)
OR. W Ha YOUNG -
Ne. 15.2 sprace St. Philadelphia
T • A prilBth,ll3s-14y1. -
DR. HOUGHTON S •
Wagon :Makil4g, Bla.ckamt
and Carriage Ironing.
THE oubwiber having established himself
a few rods south • of Dimock roar -Corners,
is prepared to do all incts of work in tho above
branches - of bUsiness-tm-Ashort, notice and the
most reasonable terms. He flatters himself that
with the help now in his emploi.; he will be able
to give entire ;;atisfaction to all who may favor
hi'in with their custom.
C. C. MILLS,
Dimock, Nor. 2.3, • 1851.-48tif - i.
Ir b ,4l N. B. Yost kindl of lumber and !all kinds
of country produce taken in payment..;.
- HOWARD ASSOCIATp,N,.
Ihniocirtant.A4aiounceineai:
Tall persons:afflicted w th sexual diseases, such as
Seminal Vett:loess. Impotence, Cloduorhaea, .Gleet,
Syphilis,&e.,/t.c. The ilowarll Association of Philadel.
phi*. in view of the awful dettenction bf human "life and
health, caused by 0 , rag.' diseases, andqh.e deceptions
Which are practiced upon the utafortunate victints of such
niceas,s by Quarks , hare directed their eonsuiting surgeOn
as *Charitable Act wort tir of their name, to•give '2ladicald
A x dctre Gentle. to alt Persons thus afdicted, (Rale
male) k. 0.„ and in can't' of extremeporcety and • ering•
to Vutni h Medicine, Free of Charge
The. itcwArd Association la a benevolent Ina ' Mien, es
tehlished.by apeclivi endowment. for" the reit of the lack
and distressed, afflicted with.. Virulen tSo Epidemic Die-,
capes," and its funds can be ue forgo .they platioso,
It has noir a snroins of means, which t e Directors
voted to :advertise the abeienotitat. t.ie needless to add
.that the Association commands the ghost Aloatival skip
of the age, and will famish the , :est . opproyed modern
treatment. Valuable adylne Or to lick - and uerturnt &-
males, afflicted with *Motel I- weakness, Worisb Com.'
plaint. CoStireness. Leucorr tea,
Address- (post-paid.) Dr 'co. It. Calhoun, Consulting
Surgeon. !toward Assoc 'on, No. 2 Saluth Ninth treed
Philadelphia. Pa.
By Order of the Di Apr*, . .
• . ZR tD. REARTWELL, tresideut. •
Gsb.FAIRCAI • ,Secretary 22y1
. .
VST
! r. F
g ala r
La: r
Platod
(received a large lot of Plated - Ware,
asisting of rake baskete, CastOrs,limperi:
Chamber Candlesticks. Tea Setts, can.
sting of six piee:!s extra rich; Cups and "Gob!
ietk; also; Prittania Tea setts; (four
five and six pukes,) Tea Pots..rotree Pots, Can:
dlestieks, &e: As the subscriber' his'. made ar.
tenements 'With the manufacturers tot the above
goods, he is ettabled to furnish the newest- list,
terns at the lowest prices;and also to supply his
customers with extra.or single pipees. of any -
tiehf in the above line. • A. J. EVANS,
, c • N4..2. Odd Fellovis' Hall.
,Binchamtun; Aug.ft, 1856. •
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• Now York_ Prices ! - -
RE new being paid by A. Lethrmo dz. Co. !
-.TA. to all. th*Se whn consign their. butter 4.toti
pmduce to them.. They, having ziode arrant/.
Inento Ore now enabled to units!! !kinds or pm:
13;1 to. New YOzk end to,selk tile sane at .the
market. prices. , .A)l,, tho4e who ,wiatt
upon price.s and quick returos wo „invite to eoll:
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Ushers. All cominunicationsconnecied %Mu,.
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ounty, Pa.
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sidered ne wishing to continue advenising tinies t
they shall give special directions for . * discontin.
*lance of the same.
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Eir The publishers having added to their Jot
Printing -materials a large and 'superior. *auk ,:
went of' Job Type, ate now prepared to execute
Job. Work in a manner - unsurpassed in this set:
tion of country,and on the most reasonable terms;
Branks of every deseriPtion kept constant'',
on hand or printed to ordert
citsintss pirutorl,
BRYANT HOUSE, _
Great Bend Depot, Pa. ADDIiON BBY
ANT, Proprietor. it ,
BURROWS, SPROUTA
Manniftetiiirersof OPROIIT'S COHBINED
RIAGE SPRINGS, Hughesville, Lyeoining
Springs may be had of L'S,Wilion, Montreal:
VV. SMITH iic Co. i '
Cabinet and Chair lifanufactare rs, foot Mikin
Street, Montrose, Pa.
Dr. H. SMITH, .
Surgeon Dentist, 31ontrose. Ps. - will be It
Searles Hotel, Mondays and Tuesdays of each
week. 11571
McMILLAN & PARS,
Dealer -in Dry. Goo.ds,'Groccries, &wawa*
Crockery, Boots and Shoes, Ate., Spritvvillo,
Pa. I 8y 1,
LITTLE & CHASE,
Attortaies apt Law--Onwe,tormerly occuL
pied by Little& Streeter, Montiose l , Susque4
hanna County, pa.
RaLpn B. LITTLE.] . [Rana B. CHASE'.
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A. DAVIS,
ATTORNEY AND Cou:ksct.ton AT LAw—Soimpie•
hanni Depth, Pa. Office over S. B. WWI
Store. • 1631
ABEL TERIIIRC!.., AIQNTHOSE,
Dealer in Drucs,Medicinea, Chemicals,Paints
Dve.stuffs, Groceries, Dry Goods, 'Hari.
ware, Vankee Notions, &e. PhysitiansiPreL
scriPtions carefully , compounded.
" - "JOSIN GROVES ,
. ,
Fashionable Tailor--Sbop under Searlei
Hotel, Main Street, Montrose,
`MEW . VOLST/gt,- • •
DEALER IN Stoves, Tin, Copper and Sheet Jroe
, Ware, Loderavilleoear Greet Bend Depot. -61f
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A. Lathrpp, , -
DEALER in. Ready-liade Clothing, Hats and
Caps. foots and Shoei, Dty Goods, Orte.
Store opposite Searle'snotel,
C. D. LATHRnr, and ;t i •
wit
3. P. W. RILEY, f I
v
- Dr. Merit 1E- C. Vail
TSRUGGIST and CutmsT, and - Dealer.
DRUGS, Medicines, Chemicals, Dyll,ufrs:
Paints, Oils, Vitty, Window Glass, Ca hid e
Fluid, Perfumery, Yankee lifoions,dt,e.,&c.\
1 Lodersville, Pa.-10tf.1
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PILAWKLIN , FRAIEH I
ATTORNEY AND CuuNSELEOR AT LAW l ibiontrose
Pa., will attend faithfully to all business en;
trusted
-to hid) in the county of Suirtehanna:
Conveyancing and writing of all s will
.bd,
done neatly, and charge moderate.l He will
also attend to the prosecution of claimsof
diers, their widows a heirs, irgaimit the U.S.
1 4 1 government; for Bon ty Land, Pensions,.&c.
sfay be found at all ho et the offic6rformerlyt
. occupied by J. T. Richard, Esq.; north of the(
. Court-House.=-1853-09 I -
M. C. FILE
&,
- -Interested with L L- Hunt, -
IMPORTER AN D DEALER in Hardware and Cat
lery, Carriage Triminings, Springs; die.
No. 215 Pear/ Street, N. Y.'
Where his Mercantile friends .. ., in this and other
Counties, are kindlyinrited;and earnestlysolicit
ed to call and , porch se: 1 n6tf.
HENRY S. lEN'APP •
• • OF MONTROE, Pp.. '
With Rowe;Wocidruff . , & Carter, -
and ConnusstoN t
W H PIEn9 SA
N 9 o R 7 E
.1 ° 3 R Wasbinaton Street
between Cortland and Day Streets, New Fork.-
,March 8, 1854-10tf. - • '
ping
'TARS. E. Patrick, Jr. &GA L. Dimock hays
this 'any formed a co-partnership,fOr a more
efficient and successful prosecution of the differ
ent branehes of their profession . .
Ail 'business entrustedto them, Will he atten
ded to with promptness and. fi delity.
Their o ffi ce may be. • found over. Lathrop's
Store, East side Public Avenue. _ -
. .
: s ' E: PATRICK,
Cr. Z DOCK
29 ' ,.1854. •
W. Singleton,
Van now be found at his new stand on Owe',
go I;trE+t, 2 dm:its - West of Searle'a Hotel, where.
be efectually 'repairer with dispatch; Watches,
Clocks; Guns; Jewelry, and ever,y'description hf
maehinerk. - Wheel knifing, Gun and Watch.
materials supplied to the trade.-51 I
4 . E. in
AY be found' in basementßaldw t o Sesrle's
In. A.
to), 3 doors Avest froth the corner. Notes.
anifaceounts that are due us will te very .'
eePtable.if paid soon.
A. & E.HALDWIN.
3r no trose, Nov. 23, 1834.--47tf
- J - . H. Parsons . ,
WHOLESALE Ann ftarralt -DEAT,ER
_in Cabinet
!Ware, Sofas, Belistendei, Tables, Stands*
(Chairs, &e: I ' -
No. 9 as In onstreet;
• "' Binghamton, N. Y.
Eireof4n Ware-Room pp•stmrs.-553
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_ • New and Cheap f lo odsd ' -
1014OUGEIT at low pressure Wises sid ? Ip b!
_LP sold accordingly_lir'
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11..8URR0w.13:;,C03 -
, - Gibson, Oct. /1, 18&4. . • ----
Carpe • • i , , r. -
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GOOD assertment and handmaid) !isterat ,
at very low Prices , ,- 'l3 .- de, Co,''.
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I tr. IL • ' , '-, '• • -.. , ' .1 - _ -' ,
ASH paid far Land Warranic
LATHRtIp.::!
.2
Alpo 22. 1852:
f i tASSKettletyall xisest, at -, 'A
1 -Aug. PHYFE & KNOWLTON'S
, .
?Nllog Twist Double Iliwnwilhels Sia 1e
141; and slits Fins Rigeo. fbt a% iy
••- " 411ATIVROPAIsak
may I. -
JOit WORK.
Medical Card.