autrose pemotrat.
inc 14E6 EST CIRCIIL Tioll iN 80ETSERli
i • •
. B: CIIASB,
ontrose, Thursday, May 99, 1866.
GUANDIPATHEWS . WATCH.
Grandfather's watch is batter'd and - old,
Innocent quite of jewel on gold;
`Poor and 'Common, and, worn and crackl—
.
)duch like Grandfather's self, in fact.
Xet its Vheezy voice. has a cheerful sound,
And the'cliild, as she listens in wonder bound
To its mystic tales of departed tithe, •
Ia smiline , as though at a pleasant rhyme.,
I
I What are the tales the old watch tells!
10f seventy years it counts the knells;
(Years whose
. every setting sun
• Was mark'd by labor , faithfully done. •
With 'primitive form_ and, clumsy skill,
And clumsier help when the - Works went ill;
Yetserving their time, as best th ey . can— •
,1 This is the - stery'of Watch and man I
Many a fall has,the old watch hush'd, •
I Many a blow has the old trian c crash'd.
Meddled with, tiakeed;and sorely tried,
lAt last rejected and thrown aside
•
For modern •rivals,,all science and gold,
itlieless, crippled, despised 'and old,
lUnder a cloud and under a ban—
This is the story of Watch and man!
there's a reverse to the pictnre sad;
:Human hearts they•cari stilt Make
" 1 1'he - Watch 'in its dinted silver case •
Can bring a stale to the fair child's face.
4 The man all batter'd, and silvery too,
:With. a 'Moral can cheer both me and yen--
imr time as well its we can"—
This is the lesson of Watch and man!
firtsik,
The Old Village* Church.
The editor of the Knickerbocker attributes
the following to Ike Martel ; and it islcertain
ly worthy of him; says the "Prisoner's,Friend,''
from which we copy it
. • •
"'Last evening we were walking .
leisurely
• along. The music of choirs in three churches
came floating out into the darkness around
its, and they were all new and strange tunes
hut One ; and that one, it was not sung as we
have t heard it, lilt it awakened a train of long
buried memories, that rose to us even as . they
;rem before the cemetery of the soul had a
• -t -
tomb in it., It was . they
Nero singing---stminitat we have _seldom
heardsince
_the, rose color of life was blanch
rd And we were in a moment back, again to
the old church ; and it was a summer after=
.
noon and yellow innkeams' were streaming
thrgh the west windows; and the silver
hair or the ohnteacon, who fat in the pulpit,
was turned to gold in its light, and the `min
ister, who moused to think could never die,
:.xt.good was he, had concluded "application"
, and ,"exhortation," and the village choir were
ringing the lasthymn,and the tune Was "Cor
•
irith." - •
"'k is years--we dare not think how many
-4-since then, and "the :prayers of.Dilid- the
On:ofJessse,'.' are ended, and the choir .are
--catt - eied and gone—the girl with blue eyes .
:hat sang alto, and the girl with black eyes
that sang air ;tl_ao eyes of the one Were like.
clear Juno heavens at noon. They both
became wives, and both: mothers ; and they.
I)9th died, who shall say the - y.are not singing
Corinth' stiff, where Sabbaths never wane
congiegation% never break up t ' There
they sat Sabbath after Sabbath, by the square
cOlumn at the tight of the "leader ;" and 'to
" h I
, our young ears their tones were 'the e very sou.
of music. That column bears . stil their pencil
,
ett
_names as they wrote them in those days
in; life's June, 183—, before 43 reami'of -change
bed overcome their spirits . like a.summer's
cloud. '
'fAlas,iliat with the old singers most of
the 'sweeter tunes have died upon:the air
but-they linger in .memory, and they shall
yet be sung in the sweet reunion of song that
shall take place by and by in it hail whose
cOlumns are beams of morning light, -whose
ceiling is'pearl, whose floors are gold. and
where ;hair never turns .silvery, and hearts
never grow old. Then she that sang alto and
she that sang air will be in their Plhces once
11 1 1551
A Noble Woman.
"There's a noble creaureA whispered a
friend of 'ours, pointing to a haudso4e \ woman
in the •
prime of life, who stood coniersing
With an aged man.
" There is somtbing majestic S)out her,"
Was our reply.
". The majesty of goodness,"
,exclaimed our
How low and soft her voice, and
What a world of love in those dark eyes.- 7
it'd her lips, mark their fine but, firm , out
hue,'" I tell you she stands there a true woman;
and though splendor surrounds her, she once
renounced fruadcm,'fame and riches for a man
Wbo.was glorious in his attribute', - but *poor
_
In pocket. He had no splendor, In offer. her
nothing but: a . ' priceless heart. She , was
Lively; ;witty, and very much accomplished.
./ler parents bestowed upon her all they hUd
to give her, a liberal education ; yet she was
never, because of their old fashioned, simple
'rays and unpolished conversation, ashamed
of the lin all that males naturenoble they
excellekand in spite of their bad grammar,
ate 'loved and was proud of them:
I have' seen gels--chartning int.-
lectualland physically—who osier cued to
(know wlat made, the eyes of the poor *old
mothers dim, or what kept tier silent in
Abair company ; and I kikror she. was -thus
, bronght by :the laziness, conceit, slid aMteustpt
,of these.; charming daughters-4as I But
;,the old mother was no slayii,to her dsUilv
tid beantifut Alla; fie idle sat cl t eirn smlking
in:thereheerful -Sitting loom, Whllli , the sweet
voice carrolled forth from the nest ho rely
kitehen: ' ' •
abia - •• • soon tease peeing,'
s very s
tatter 'want ; skims blightsd tit? .strerlOhh
of heritustestei but She hotel hisit;Ana
nots true iron=
.40 t
her hasat sbet*ed, with her hW Eras
, L encormagiiiii, until the eiseds'perte4,Nad - the:
eun sheet sgaili
Slander now joined' hands with envy to aid
in trampling ou. the bravi e lleart, but in the
sad they inadc iit stronger. Like the little
flower that send forth the rarest perfume when
00„,
crushed, so tita gentle heart loved and trust
ed more exceed r . iglY. And when that malig
nant sisterh ' hedged up the path of her
husband, she had 'ouly. '
to speak and th e
the
thorns bowed mselves, turning outward
the down that hrouded their stalk& ,
And they snip t hat with such a wife a 'nail
could not be con quered, of even for a moment
,Casto:dovia. So they ceased their machina
tions, and fortune smiled, and 'friends came
i
with better timesand the true woman stood
before the - world ik:.model wife and mother."
EDITOR.
How many such, thought we, can our land
boast of , in this d.y and 1 generation I—Ex
change. , .
• JOHN HANcoqi..—Ono I who' saw Hancock
in Juno, 1782, relates that. he. hod the 'ap
pearance of advanced age. - He had been re
peatedly and severely afflicted vth gout,
probably owing in part - to - the tom of
drinking punch---ia.comnion practice in high
circles in those days. 'AS recollected at the
time, Hancock was nearly six in height, and
of thin person, stooping a little, and appa --
randy enfeebled by disease. His mann( r was
very graciouit, of the ell style, a dignified
complaisance. ' His faceihad been very hand- I
smile. Dress was adapted quite as much to
the ofnaniental as the useful. Gentleman
wore wigs when abroad, and commonly caps
when at home. At thia time, about noon,
Hancock was dressed 'la a red velvet cap,
within which Was One of ; tine liner. The lat
ter was turned up over the lower edge of the
velvet one two or three inches. • He wore a :
blue damask gown lined with silk, a y'llite
stock, a white satin embroidered waistcoat,
black satin small clothes', white silk stOckings
and red morocco slippers. It. was a general .
practice in genteo families to have a tank
ard of puiach Ina& in the morning-and plac
ed on a cooler when the season required it.—
At this visit Hancock took from the cooler:
standing on the , hearth a full tankard, and
drank first•liimself; and then offerred it to
those present. Hi 4 equipage was splendid,
'and such as is notcustotnary at this day. =
, •
His apparel was sumptuously embroidered
with gold, silver lace, and other
,decorations
fashionable among of -fortune of that
period, and he drove, especially upon public
occasions, six beautiful bay horses, attended
by servants in livery. He wore . a Scarlet
coat, with ruffles on his sleeves, whi soon
became the . prevailing fashiOn.;W?
THE MODEL Wpow. 7 —She wouldn't wear
her veil up uponlany account.LTbinks her
complexiOn lookS fairer '
,than ever in contrast
sirith'het.sables. Sends backher new dress,
because the fold of crape on tbo skirt isn't .
deep* 'warning. ; Steadily refuses to look - id.
I
the direction of a dress coat ,for—one Reek
Wonders if that! handsome Tompkins who
passes her window every day is insane enough
to Think that shh:Will ever marry again •
Is very fond of drawing' off her gloves and
resting Ler little *bite;band upon her black
bonnet, thinkiniit may be suggestive of an
early application. _for . the • same. Concludes
to give up house keeping and try boarding
at a hotel. Accepts Tompkins' invitation to
attend the childrea s concerts,' just to please
little Tommy ! Tommy , rs delighted,. mid
thinks Tompkins is a very kind gentleman to
give Lim so much candy and bon-bons.—
His mamma begins to admit certain little al
leviations of her sorrovi, in.the shape of walks
rides, calls, eeL ShecriesO little when Ton:-
my asks her if she has forgotten to plant the
flower's in a certain r cemetry. Tompkins
comes in and thinks her !eviler than ever,
shilling through her tears. 'Tommy is seat
out into-the garden toissake 'pretty dirt pies'
and - returns very unexpectedly to find his ma
ma's cheeks yeryrosy,'and to be toosed up
in the air by-Tompkiris, who delares himself
his' new, new'psite.'-4,-Fanny Fern.
Or Sheriff Jones of Kansas, who was re
cently shot in his tent 'at Lawrence in the
night by one', the Free '; . State party, cannot
possibly recover. The assassin has not been
taken and will not be,' while the Beecher- and
Tribune fanatics 'can prevent it. They have
shed the first and-last blood in that new Ter..'
ritory, mid their attempt to excite civil war
among-kbe emigrants,'' seems at times nearly
successful. To make the murder of ;Jones
more aggravating, they wickedly charge it
upon the President and the Territorial au
thorities. Ai well might . they charge the
Crucifixion of the Sayler upon his fiitful dis
ciples! 1. •
,The latest ,acconnti, state that the dying
mail had to be removed from Lawrence to
Franklin ; a his physician and fiiends,dared
not risk their lives longer in the vicinity of
the mnrdeirer and MS vmpathizers.
tar lite wlv'a reveals his.secret makes him
self a slave.
Ile commands enongli,who is . ruled by a
WISE! man.
No great good comes without looking af
ter it. • •
He who is lucky passes fora wise man.
-The common soldier's blood makei the
general a great man. '; • '
He that dOeth the most at- once, does the
least.
Re is a wretch whose hopes are all below
Aa larnsr=-At the theatre the other even
lug, One gentleman pointed out 'a dandified
individual to his friend as a sculpture:—
What P said i, the friend, ( such a looni
chap as that a sculptor. SurelY you must
;be mistaken.' Ile tiny not be the kind of a
one you mean: said the informant, • but
know tbat'distal a tailor out of a snit of
olotheslist mark' .
Sweedlepipes :sari that, instead of
givieg wedii to whom ereditris dui the
cash bad beuer paid. f3sresalsOPes
'should oothe: Imp:thank
Agr , Thr , I.olwiii¢ulge in splendor oldies
fXI4 the sumanntet tbair' in
sane" iso 'how* , cia Srs :. which
sbiae_iiy that: wiriakelatrao them
ar Huai aolotion,ticti would Rico
to ' 01 4 4 014 0 i 1 4 ai r "
' SS I MP I Y
':Ott 1 iieg pas**, airs It Ictok fir sly
&Awl
~l)bertistnteuts.
AYER'S
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ire caring the Sick to an extent never
before known of any Medicine.
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rui.gg BABEL, Esq., the well known perfumer, el
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are found at alnmsfevely toilet, says : •
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ewe found them a better family medicine, for common
me, than any other within my knowledge. Many of my
friends have realized marked benefits (mut them, and co.
Weide with me in believing that they possess ettraordinary
virtues for driving out diseases and curing the Sick. 'They
are not only effectual, but safe and pleasant to he taken
gualities which must make them valued by the p(tblk,
when they ate known."
The venerable, Chancellor WART/LAW writes from Hal.
timore,lsth April, 1854:
"Da. J. C. Avast— Bte: I bare Taken your Pith with
- peat benent,,for the listlessness, -languor, loss of appetite,
and Bilious headache, which has of late years overtaken
use 'tithe spring. A few doers of your Pills cured me.. I
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fiir &nabs and cicada with - unfailing euecess. You make
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you fog the gobd you have done and are doing."
JOHN F. BEATTY, Esq.; Sec. of the Penn. Railroad Cn.,
. nye
a Pa. R. R.. Qffia, Pkiladelphis, Dee. 13, 1E1.53; .
"Sir: I take pleasure in adding my testimony to the
efficacy of your medicines, having derived very material -
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Pills. I ant never without them in my family, nor + A ll I
ewer consent to be, while my means u 11l procure the t u. '
.'
The widely renowned S. S. STEVENS, H. D., of %Vent- ,
• 1
worth, N. H., writes:
"having used your CATHARTIC NAIR in my. practice, I H
`certify fiont experience that they are an invaluable purea-.
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of diseases that follow, they are a siirevreitiedv than any
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"Irma, .Ve., :Ver. 25, 18.33.
"Da. J. C. Aria —Dear Sir: I have been afflicted from
my Dinh with - scrofula 'in its worst form, and now, after
twenty years' trial, and an untold of amount of suffering,
have been completely mired in a few weeks by your Pills.
With what feelings of reinicins I.write can only be
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long.
" Never until now have I been free from this loathsnme
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made me almost-blind, besides the unendurable pain ; at
others it settled in'the scalp of my head, and destmyed my
hair, and has kept Me partly bald all my clays; siAnetimes
It came nut in my face, and kept it for months a raw sore.
" About nme weeks ago I commenced taking yew Ca
thartic Pills, and now am entirely free from the complaint.
My eyes are well, my skin is fair, and my hair has
com
mented a healthy growth ;. all of which makes me .feel
already a new person: .
" Moping this statement may be the means of conveying
InGurnation that shall do good to others, I am, with every
sentiment of gratitude, Yours, &e.,
MARIA RICEFI2."
"I have known •the above named Maria Ricker (ruin
bet childhood-, and her statement is strictly -true.
ANDREW J. hIESERVE,.
Orerseerof the Portsmouth Manufacturing Co."
Cart. JOE(. PRATT, of the 'Lip Marko, writes from
Boston, 20th April, ISM t
" Your Pills. have cured me from a bilious attack which
hose from derangement of the Liver. vt filch had become
very serious.
.1 had failed of any relief by toy Physician,
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,kw doses of
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You make the best medicine in .thezviorld and 1 ISM free
. toasty so."
Read this from the distinguished Folicitor of the Supreme
Court, whose brilliant abilities have made him well'
known,•not only in this but the neighboring States.
• Aive Orlecita, SLA April,'ls.sl.
•
II Sir : I have great satisfaction in awuring yin that '
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vere and dangerous' cough, by your CHUM, PLCToIst,
and since then has enjoyed perfect health.. My children -
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en:a and Croup by _it. It is an inviduableteniedy for
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enrol me from a dyspepsia and coiliveness, which has
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much more Important, from the fact that I had failed to •
get relief from the beet Physicians which-this section of,
the country affords; mid' from any of the nutnertaii reale
idles I had taken.
" You seem to no, Doctor, like a providential tiles...lig
to our family, and yin may well ...uppose we are n o t un
mindful of it. Yours reipectfullv,
LE Air ITT TII.V.KTCP.."-
. " Smarr Chamber, Oltis, prel rth, ISS4i
"DS. J. 6. Aran— Honored Sir: I have made a thot-
. . .
°ugh trial of the CATHARTIC nua, lefhtle by tilkarent,
and hare been cured by them of the dreadful gheallliatbm
ander which be' found me Suffering. The first dose re
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removed the disease. I feel in better health now • than 4.
wane years before; which I attribute entirely to the effects
ef your CATHARTIC Puts. Yours with peat respect,
LUCKS It. METCALF."
The above are all firm persons %chi% are publicl ern
wh•r• thwr irarai4e, end wbo NreUld rot make 1 ,e slate-
MUM MilbOUt thorough conviction - that they *ere true.
.Prepared by DR. J. C. AYES & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Ilan.
NEW GOODS
f & PARK return : their , !.nteful:
ill rteknowled , tme:! 4 to the ft.rpioq
vors, and invite attention to .."'ter`'
of Spring and Sumner CiCY are P l -' l ` .
Ceiting, and offer for talc atrtry !o'c' =• : 7 =
addition to Oteir usual it,Nortent: .. r:t.
Grocerie,4. Ifardware. Cro - ets,-rv.
and Oils &e:., they: are prepared to ex; -,. .1 r_
-t.:
tim . ortment of
. .
LADIES DRESS GOODS , I
*very description, Figured, Mild and P!,tin,-
Silks. tonnets,ShaWls,Ribt;ins, Glove:,ll.-.siery.
Ladies arid Mii.ses. 81.0k , s of all I.:lads—also a ;
larf , e stock Of
• .
: I • READY MADE CLOTHING, • .
Cloths, Cassicrieres, Tweeds, Jeans, Summer,
Claws, Vesiiogs, • Hats and Caps, Boots and
.Shoes &e. &c. .
They respectfully solicit ari early call frimc
those who wish to -purchase Goon Goons; A
Low Pains. •
ILLAN & PARK
Springville, May 2, 1854. ' • .
NEW.GOODS CHEAP 1
.1
• - AT a W. -IifOT.7"S. • : '
TUST received a lot o New Gdociii, such as El/ •
Lames. Pei Ri m er, Pararnettas; Prrsian, AN.
Ginghalmii„ Merinos. Pnnts. and Stiav4,*
in l'act a general assortment of Dry Goods which
will tni sold slow • r
WANTED—Socks,. Eggs, Batter,Lard,Checsti;
Elannel4.c., any quantity in exchange for Good.
at each priecs. . C, W, morr+ `).
•
Montrcae,Sept: 1655-
Fresh Arrival of New Goods , at
DICidItIVANS & GARRATTS
HE subsoribers would respectfully infor m l.the good people of Susquehnna Co. that
they are now opening their" stock of Fall and
Winter Goods which is unusually large and at
tractive all 'of which will be sold for cash or
approved endit cheaper than can be bought ';Lt
any other establishment in the county We mean
jnst what wesay. Please give us a trial, 1,
- DICKERM.W & GARRATT'S.:
New 3lilfOrd, Sept. 18th, $55.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -:-
XonntiAm, SMITH & CO, would Te
spectrally. inform the public that they haYe
purchased the interest in the saddle and Harness
Business of , A. &E. Baldwin. Wahope by strict
attention to, business to receive our Share of
Public patronage. Constantly on band, Saddles,
Bridles, Harness, Whips, Trunks, Nalices, &c.
Carriage Triming in all of its branches will be
neatly done to order, on reasonable terms.
Shop No& 2, Searles Basement.
FORDHAM SMITH & CO
Montrose, Jan. 1,1856.
A Bare Chance to Buy Goode
• . Cheap.
vriameir being desirous of elps,
1../• lug bininess for the purpose of leaving in
the spring lakes this method of informing his
customers and thepublic generally, that he will
sell Ms entire stock of GOods at cost,'for cash
or readypiy. No credit will be given after this
date. • HeWould say to those indebted to him,
either by npte or book account, that-the tonne
must be settled immediately, without further
notice. 14 also offers for sale hte tsnery, store.
beam, two dwelling' houses, and the appurtenan•
me therewith, together with 32 berets of land.
All of *MO will be sold cheap. .
Middletown, Pa., lan. 10, 1856.—tt ,1. .
• Removed •
Brjek Block, front room, over the Store
roT ° ' IL B. Milton & Bon,
C. D. VIRGIL Dentist
Monti- o#, Miy 9, 1859.* . • •
tii 8. •
TO THE LADIES O_,BINGIIAM-
TON AND VICINITY.
Pleaie read it, it is short an&of importance
to every ITO use River. ' •
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SHEPARD• B . ROTII FAS,. (..ordor,
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Sea - -;
1 Bafra l d q f;k: 'S
FrAvP. reci.ivt.4llll.;r !..pr . c.ig 'sr! NO v ;41 . I I r, ii .,c: ! ..... jail , -4,- 5
~, -owl? d and m
i_ forni.llitg G 0 .0..!.. NV.'.( .!!!! - i- ctow totTiTl .
sevi . n b„„„iii t yl 5 t ) ;,,...,,1 t !,,,,,:„.,...:. (1,, ~1 th. , ) ;1.1. , r al itqe.::, : and r.o: ko-er'y . do:1110)1e; -Style.; and
.11 new anti . e.4.4 1 14it Sp-111:2- 1 ) : 'tt•rct of NVllit43 F.n.:-,l' `l.l'4lqn• '
nms•iltd NVar!:. Oar (i ,, ! , !1- -vr j o :AI a !-;•!. 1 Itrll 'ill!s,.. Would e:.1 . 10,..!:111!:, c3ll attcntibn to their
-quality, no sec(tivit, or t ti , i ',.4.!.. tott :-0;o1,1cit!' tai;!! !!,:11/!!! ,Cat-i;itic! , liir .
setts. anti can!" , :tli.vuy... ttfr, ..-: ;' , !.:(:.1 if l!rt:i . ,co wt .- 1 , 1 - 1 •\ ., il.c . 1. -- v, 47,.. -\
. - \!! - .7/ E; 1 - 4 '; 1 . 9 --- r rriHJ .
-more wantptl.lfor v!...1:!.. ! It- .!!;.... . .I.',i th , ! t..t,-;!-!.! .-5-j— -1 1 -1:P A A .:::i. - :1%1 - 1 1,-) 11 -''.9 -I .1 :111 :..1-1....1`.15
mon Wan , . 0111 N A l'r.A WARE', .o ~ .-,p!._:1‘.11,11 Itt:lcs }Jr :•“te::o4 re.r I . I oil:- .rYe:?.!,,, I.lw.airly.
, it % le , : of ‘‘itirl. , 111;(1 ti, , ,.{.;,;1.‘,1 vi.fl, 19 - k.:-
, -
G. ASS_
a ...Impiety and n
hAnd. n ,f1;0; , • 11;;
Filteot elegr'antptera , ..
ni.s%, finish and .itt Ilk - . ntyrier.n aft
uAnally sold, at ak low pr'ay's. by far th
4arw.st and!, yomplyty ever 4 , 11 .,, red
th, virt.i.'from $43 to 815 per suit of lour: •
FROM /AUC7'IO ! GREAT .BAR,-
• 6'-A /1 4- .57 . 1 !
I
purtain Corriiy
. es,: 1.T00k5,.&e4
at prieesitht defy eotartiti.m.l Tw"elity dilTecr
ent stem's of thoso Bird ; Cages, from
75. ei!to4. to $lO each. 34 (1111WIrt patterns o;(
tAuperiOi. 'warranted Clocks. from $1 to 834)
,'!i 4 VatelleS, Clneks and Jeu.'elry_neatly
paired Plnt d castors, Cake 11,1 , ,kets, tipoon4,
Forks; Napkin Rings; &c. 2 . 00 Dozen
Knivc,7s and. Forks. Parlorl,:.mps, pall Pa:4 7
ing 4inp., Britannia and Tin : Wary.
WARD GENERALLY:
•
Marbleized Iron 11untle P:yers and Grates,
fartt in a genet:llll.ms.! Building . and
furs shiny* establishtnent. ,
Call-acid see us at our"CRYSTALTAt,-
ACF," two doors. east.of the Canal. ;!
our Goods arc not represented,
our . 4rieeii as low,as in town, awl yon are tint
tre4ted well, pleasii don't buy.
• . SIIEPARD BROTHERS.-; 1
• Pingliamton, March, 1850. a " •
i Tho Choap Storo 4 11
1. • .
:11 . TS)) .:28 -. 6 ' 521.bitl ' - . 2 • l *. T.f.fiI T
.L ' ' -1 1.
• •
1 I
r 11-1 K undersigned w olild respectfully inft.iitn
the inhallitunts of Bingliziplim, and vicinity.
tlmt he has recently parelmsed.of.V..iward•Priest
hi lart.;e and well selected stock' of ~. .
. i , DR V • GOODS, - ' .
,:
'F
%.I.licii lie'liaß -removed from I.a Fayettetioii.k
vi. No: 2'i Court Street, one door r.bo've r ii?(''
Nmeriemr Hotel. . : • it
4
' This entire stock has been purchased consii.l•
crably below New York cost, enough 50.,t6
ti;arrant, him in saying that ho will sell Coq,:
cheaper than can be bought at any oilier Stere
1p town.
• .
.
i NEW •
'SPRING AND:
§manter Goods, to the above stock has just been
:idled a large invoice of Spring and Summer
. 0 0ds of the latent styles, Is !deb will be elos* - 1
(jut :.t great b.:rg•dns.
The Stock consists in Part of Abe followit . tg-
Vroods, Niz; Fine Lawns, fast chlors„frotn 9Lo
Se: per yard ;Calieocs; American and ,Engli4ll,
rom .4._ to lie: per yard : Merrimack and CO
?
thee° Prints, at 11 e.: Bleached- and Brown rille
iire,s and Shirtin;.!:, , i, from •te. to t 2-4. ad, p e r y a rd ;
Xentuekv Jean..., from -Is.3e. to 2.5. (.3l.,per y'rsi:
I t Larlics . I b , se. from li I-te. to 3s. Cd. rt.! p.C.::
- lingliams, from .10c, to 23c. per yard ; De Laitis
-from to•v. to 3s.'per card. Also a large lot of
linens . , Quilts and 'Counterpirs, Curtains and
fniaperis, Shawls. Gloves, Table Covers, Sliki,
!Saves, Ethbroideries. &L.. &c,
; Trunks, Valiecs nd Bags, of r,il sines and Orb.
i ,V ,`,P - Don't for etthe umnbcf; 28 Con•rt streiet,
li l- Door east of the Amcriean I lot.:1, but call and
ssee before purclia :;•
dnvlsewbere. . : • i' .
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II: C. GODWIN]
i .1,
•l Binghamton, April 3d, 185. n. , ,
J 3 A :i TJlrc fel A 'I.,
Carp3ting3; Oil
LOOKING • • il'D
OL F
4: L.
t C r , '- . r'J G .. 17.
-
• • tti <r< < <.• ; . ,1
a :17:1
ICI: 11 17; , ' , (7::: , .1: A
"1 •'l ,
1 - 1:Q
•
•
hal, the
V;
117 , 6 4 !UMa! 3 k . , 4 price tha :'iron
I I •
other 11' - )iis•t• itl ^
ILii
The nttontion of new iinik,.%stepers
ularly called tn, My stoeti
minutia:, both useful ami ornamental, litiuso I
curnishin,g -. Gocids,, fnr a complet,y , • ontrii,—.4 l 6,l I.
being, thus iteavi,y en:Taged in this exelu4ivo
branch: offer , rreat advantag‘.4 to purchasers.
CROCKERY AND CHINA DEPAIMIEN'r
larl:est variety ever offcrod tN:fore
in this section, dal' the difrerent kinds. 1 !
GLASSWARE
!I
of every. .needed article. Carpeting 4 and;k2lil
Cloth:T. Th.B branch occapki the second hour
oroui establishinerd, nearly roo feet in iipth,
well stocked with Velvet, Bruss , ds, Three.:Ply
and ingrOn Carpetings, !tugs, Window
Shades and Tzthle Covets, which are offerodiatu
small advance frotn . ctist. . :f
• Live Geese FeallterslnlwaYson hand, Looking
Glasses, Gilt, 31 - ahoga-n'y f Ornamental and Oval
Glases, in great variety 1 ,
• HOUSE FURNISIDG GOODS,
cons:sting of Wood Ware, PfAted,
Coods, Britannia and Japanned Ware of livery
description, Tea Boards id various styles, Table
Cutlery, Feather. Dusters; Fiuid, Oil and Solar
Lamps, Bird Cafles, niso fancy Baskets, Reticules
Satchels, &e. , •
or,Whieh we inviteieuratteOtien
and .solicit your trade.
• 1 3. H. DE. PEII
Binghamton, April 20; 1806.
English*Lever F'atches•
- DECEi'VED by steamship
74 1 " ' it Baltic, 2 dozen more of
...104 those splendid English Lever
Hunting Wat Ches, of my own
•'
importation,, war, anted the
fk- c"?'• very betit quality.. Also, a
small to of, very 'supOrior
Movements, which will be e.abcd in any stylo or
quality, to suit purchasers.
ALFRED J. EVANS.
Binghamton, March 14, 10,36. '
Clover Seed . . .
CV the LARGEST KIND Mad Timothy See ' for
‘,/ safe by ' H. BURRITT.%
NeFilfor.,rlStarelf 17, 1858. -
. ,
NUT Nails and • SpikeS.—Boonton; Parker
V Mills and Old .Colo 4, at ii
Pittta & It9OWLTO?S:
-';. Binghamton,Nov., 1855. 1
T h.4I,ASOLI3--Latest tiy lei at
• i C. W. MOTTI3.
Inn° 13. .-
, ,
J
ust Becieived , -;
, .
A: New . loiof Boots and ' Leather, and for:sala
cheaper than ever bY
1 . J. A. !& J. IL ASHLEY.
Brooklyn, Dec. 5. 1855: • !'
, .
ANEW SUPPLYI,:of GAveries, Dings,
Paints, Oil., Glass, matoriala for lights;
•Sce.. at I , TURRELLIS.
Jan. 10, 1056. • !
G'
Broad Clip% C pa Air 3 shillings s
lJi ON, at - IZLL & TINGLY,
•
BAGS B ING.
551)7L14.3 di %V'? *WS,I;3I4',V2i,
Pip. SO 1,11". a ii. titre! t, •
EAR. OLD SLIP,-NEW YORK.
•
H AYE.ciinAttmtly on liand:innd un‘nufact4r
Mur.l..*:lts•tdpicerse
I: •
811 1!;•"...v is Lin tniv.4
''f" t 'Ht•a.uf:ti;.•;;;:,ll,
• ,•;•,•?/ '
tlcu.
.; , .14!• , ,o, amit•rs in
(41
Gunny sags and Bagging,.
'and ptrions I'llittiAD and TWINE,
both 1 1 ,,ition and Cotton, of which Wd arc
coptintial stipplins. -
. Mtiech 6, I .
& PERKINS.
• .
olosale and Retail dealers,itt Flour,salt, Pork,
Me . nt.Grocit, Feed ,G undies, Fish, and eolar salt for
park I n E' Pork.
On Oho:aunt Street,—East end ofLyons & Chan
dlersstoro, Montrose Pa. i
ALFRED BALDWIN
SILAS PERKINS.'.
Montrose Ont.:10,
CARPE rs AND OIL CLOTHS.
T. -11, DE PEU would call the attention of
ft) ‘ltl t o tutliie. to his large 'stoek..of Three Ply,
Vt.!?-rt. Przissels Carpct
in,cre vyllittli he has Just -purchased at A UCTION
;Ind otThrs at lower prices-than everofferi.d be
fore .'in the country. and a hU.f.r! variety, tilling
his iiluteious Carpet Itoom oci•iipyin,r the second .
floor of his Crockery and; House Furnishing
4tortt!. Come and be convinced that there is no
necessity for hare floors.
Ilirwhamten.Bth . Sept.. 1855
House guilders Depot for tinscine
latina Comity, at, New Milford. '
ICKERM AN & GARRET"r are ffivind
D - ••
Nval attention', to the improvement Con
templated in this 4 County. the erimeinfy, season,
and now-offer a helpin , * hand, by : von
gtantly for sale a large quantity of Window sash .
nn:l "lass, Minds, Doors, Milk Paints and Oils,
a . ni a eoulplete assortment of builders Hard
Ware, 4% C. Th 0:•%! tToin4 to put up HO-es in
the Sip; ) laz will find it for their int-rest to glye
• 114 a e dl. We can furnidt every thin you
want and at the very lowo4t tnali:eturiolz
DiCKERMAN & ti.kaRATT.
.New Milford, Feb-8, 1858. .
Now Lino of Mail Stages
I
-
- , •!..f$ 1 Zll - .• 1 ~.-
' . 4 .0..,x-•!.. - -1 , ..1..,-.:•4 , ..., ..c.,.....k. , ...,.._. •_.--,___ ..:.-40
-.3-•-•.,:.•,- F: : ,,• • •- % .
~..„..„„,,„„.A . ,, _ •
.... ,
'..sz;‘i 46 - 11,
._5..,... -
_ .4.1 t.....„
KIRKWOOD TO IIONTROSEi
A s TAG, E will ;ear liirkstood...pafSingt tt tont I dor
.Libtrty.4 c..evrry wornicg3f
Tat rrrou , fOstri,'iath ilast atilVe,t,taaal
ng:ttoutrot.t at 1 P.M.
I.vareNiontros. d unday exc. t n.t P
renvldi.gl:ill.u..c. ttra, to cat. Wt ['ratios a'
: 1,14 Irgat, >, 3n;: Ch.. oparest anti 1,0.4
reoiM,r o ut, tor,Arl. 7:fie Noli,VOra and F.rie
Thi.t ;IternP , l,: , - , (Vi- 1 " ...• k 10a.
, 15 - ; rnt•linZ . Xirse.:l).trr?;
bars lootro.• at 7%. ••••••:;*y 'totrtlay W , ••lne.f
r r i . lo ;11 , -' ' rt =tin. N.c.11.10.1
trriarr: ,vroridrd .31. d t
Propri , .! or•,. I!; , darr 0.: , ^0n:r.4 o,lk t
5PV.12,1554. • 7101:.0 A tir .
• - .t- , 0..--toent of the
• -`` .,t• `ittives' and
..
P;r74o".'
1.1.:j: • 17:z:it:rat(
t : ~:
, C,
(`+~t
_ .
•
f_;L»Ds . et - yri. - 11ring in titis
r.
~.‘
. i
... 7rtTlii:nr. , - 1 -- ‘ A eli:.iee viiri‘•tv. '
.(x,•,t. fin pp! g .' s gt z2ived dearly eroy u',..^:! -k , )
1n short, nQarlv' vverythinz
;he' Jp, at the varft..•4 store of • • ' ' .
n t „ - . 013 i u'ant, anAl
A. TURRELL.
Montrose Jan. 1 - 0,, 1856.
DISSOLUTION.
Copartnership heretofore ezistln7
tween P:itrielr jr., and G. Z. Diniuck it
this day by mutual consi•nt. The
a! e le!V in the of. Dr. Pairiek„ and
D. D. Searle is authorized to collect...and settle
ttr ticer)unts• • • E. PATRICK, JR.
G. Z. DIMOCIt.
Pa., h a. 11;4856%
rich Prairio Parma,
.tTnimproecd Lands and Town Lotv,
nois, lowa. and 41joining ''Gales. •
TI OR sale in great varietr, at low prices, and.
on favorable terms.. 'PAMPILET CAT
ALOGUE DESCRIPTIONS OF 'PROPERTY,
with prices attached, for Warded gratis by mail
on application.
Our extensive local connections will facilitate
giving valuable information of any part of the
west. to applicants desiring to locate.
Buyers of Illineis Central Railroa . d Lands can
avail themselves'of the knowledge and' experi
ence of Mr. Duppy, the late land agent • or the
cumpany, to supply the difficulty of making ju.
dieious selections.
Particular attention given to locating war
rants, examining lands, furnishing maps and de
scriptions, payment of taxes; and to a general,
Real Estate Business. . '•
CHARLES M. DUPUY & CO.,
Corner of Michigan avenue and South
Wate, St., sear Utitiois.Cen.ll..R,
•
Depot,,Chieago, Illinois.
CLIARI.ES li. DUPUY,• .1 -
D YID 8. OGDEN:: `13913.
WILLIAM TREMAI CO
_.
wILL keep always on hand at: their Store
11"
; near the " Starrucca Viatluct,". a large
and' ell selected 'assortment orull articles usu:
ally called f)r in Country Stores; . nonsisting.of
- Dry Goods, Ready Mode Clothing, Hata -and
Coo, Boots and Shoes,. Crockery, Glass and
,Queensware, Clocks, Hardware, and Cut,
lery, Grsseries„ Oils, Provisions, Fl6ur, ;Feed,
Salt, fie., Drugs 'and Dye Woods, -Wooden and
Willow Ware, Brushes, Brooms,' Stone Ware,
;and a great variety of other " traps," all of which
they will exchange for-cosh or .cenntrY.produee,
bn as good terms as aky- establishment in the
county, and We guarantee our Goods to prove at
all times as, they are represented. W. T: & Co.
hope by elose attention to business, and by fair
dealing, to merit a continuance of the patronage
which - has heretofore been - fiber:MY extended.
The nighest market rates will at all times be
paid in Goods, or Cash if preferred, for Hem.'
lock 13ark at. the Viaduct Tannery. •
TRINAIN*. CO. .
Lanesboro, Feb, ! .27,18443, -
. • . H. J. Webb, • •
. .
IS nowreeeiving him new Spring Goods, w h ich
:tie-offers atllia usual tow prices.
...Montrose. Arch I ;; 18456,-
upposed to b cheap 111000 worth, Ready
taido . clothinr, at, - •
DICKERMAN ar:GARRATTS
Now Mitred, sipt. 18th, 1855. • .
J. 11. DE PEU.
rino
RETURNING,
••• "
1.1 1.1.1 X
!'uf i.: 4 ilvc
Also :111
=MUM
rc - : , .1 ail ::!1 ,- - fitnr; s.
•:.,. Titian._ Voi4;i : , 5,:: , ..
...,...•.!-.,.. (7..,:i,1`,...-;;1,:i.1r,p
' - • '
•
litiir . k.tv, of the nvatvst
TO THE RUBLIE.,
It • Affilligitt I
• .1.;
ft E *UBSCIDEERS hr,v i g 01
IL . and purehawl the Sti,ek of GO
AsIFLEY, aro prepared to nett fur 0 4 1
(nly, A • -
VERY FIN.ASSOIITMENT
DRY GOODS, ' -.• . •
GROCERIES;, • • • •
eIipeNERV;• -` • •
lIARDWAR.E -
:* PERYO3IBiIt,.
• - YANKEE NOTIONS,
•" • DION AND NAILS,
-BOOT* AN)) SUOtt
FLOUR AND SA!t
• SOLE AND..ftER LEATDI
&e., &e.
-At such prices as . (they think) cinnotifail to give
cutire snti4netion to who may' fpvorthent
i with their patronag • , •• -
Alt kinds of .produee, taken in exchanger for
,gnods. • • • • *
. J. A. & J. It.MEV'
.• Brooklyn, Nov. 15;1835. I
•
, Groat Exhibition in.§pringvillo•„.
GtEAT AND. RAKE EXIIII3dTION •Ol
:011EIGN AND DOMESTIC .GOODS,
of a bst every style andluality, sucb as will be
sit to please and accommodate alt classes of
p . le—from the - child-in the cradla!to - the old
nd decrepit. These goods 'are hiut,ght on the
_most favorable terms, and will be sold according
ly. .. • - • ii
'• ' '
•
Please give us a . Ball end we will ;try to snp;
ply ail your . want:li in .the lino of GOODS ever
.
keirin .a country store. Youlfeed not go to
I . •
New K York for any thing you war..L , jhectiuse we
1 liave lik Olz Oil'
them fresh frG. . H
SCOTT, JOHNSON,.& CO.
,Springrille, Pa., May 8,1855._ , -11-- •
i 1 -
--.- ,
- NEW STOVES 1 1 - •
.... .
lIBi
n U , R a ll. l
a ß ri T o T si ti o a r s k t , l o o t. Vl N l
e n w store
stov and
i i n s c r i e u e d e in i v , ..
the Star of the Nest and National elevated oven;
Black Itover. Wide World and Paragcn Large
Oven, to which he wool . rivite particular attention •
as . the best Cooking Stoves in market I , w ith
~/i sti
periorassortMent of Parlor,OtTice andlilsop stoves
for Wood or Coal, also Stove Pipe, .inc, Sheet-.
Iron, Stoves TubeS,&C'l,. . • 1 .
This stock is selected from the be t.Ponndries
of Albany and Utica for cash with - the best quanti
ty of Trlmming,S niade:to order for his custom
trade, which will enable him in all rcipects to . defy
competition and will be sold at the Most reduced
prices for cash or approved credit. II
New 'Milford Oct. 18r45... , : . .
. . ,
raw Goods Cheap for Cash:
kJW. morr has just re . ceivedinother lot of
kJ a New: Goods, - sut . ll - as Barge .Lie
Lnip:l, De -.111:0:( (!ollai's Embroidery,
LawnA,Zze., WHICH thi . otTE . ll.s - 4i.T.:VETLY LOW
meEs. SUMMER SIIA 1 VLS; t new' lot just
receivcd—lwautiful patterns . at •veki low . priees,
altiO CRAPE and BLACli:•Bll,rii - sim WLS
a$ low as the lovee.st. • t!
C. W. 31017.
I.
inne 13
GREAT • ATTRAQTIONS... •
AT THE UPSO NVI I, LI: 411,tAa f,
/ ram SUbs . erp)ttr is vow reveivJpg n well RP..
IL • lected assortment of Dry Groceriox,
Ila rd wa re, Crockery, Ileady-Mnde Clothing;
Hat,:, I.lonnms, assorbnent,) Nails,
Paintts, Oils, DyetitotTs, Yankee Ni;tions, in fct,
altnost eyerythin'LT • IK-nally cailyd f t lr :it a cturi
try S:ox•!, Flom, iatt .11.1+1 . Men!, all cif
witich 11 , is .I.esiroi?, i - , . of or any
ki;rd of I;',.trntrr's . .:11 ! ?;c1rw?iablf Pltoeince. or on
approveci Crudi fli,Y itiends are
i.nvitol to _inn On n call and
i 11 .a I - 1 hen?, : " !kat "the ft: ~ .I r ilirovre is the
pias-e 4 . .. r •la nn.-r price
Caz•-h fur:Butter..
J.L. JIJ . IRP.I3IAN.
Pronvill.:‘, May 15,
• -
-. . •
• _ . , -- •t ,
‘.'Nor Art - Rofusos• to •;Ceurt the
. n - - - Muses. 11 - ••••
ANCI: more, a.bright ncoArsear. •- • -.
V.l 'With iN hlt-i; , •in;z:;:intilts..ehecr, ~
Wolv:vo ! ,;;11.11ym..,,3,0:n0l bidia.. -
N:ikv, z:s your+plans - ,you fix, i i . • .
A;;,3 :54 t.7trrif;St!y you mix II
I n ime.-0, , n, : s of .11(14 3 :1.x.'.-- / .1 1
1 1 14 , :tsc give yourzzelves the pleasure`
At your eac:cQt hour of Icisuye, .
Or ~ ‘N•lirii2 sneh a treaaore it , •
A-1 11...ta:. - thv * ;lair t.tFaceF,"l- .
‘Vith ! , sun:ight pencil 'traces!
And.„ to F-i)it your fancy, .places 1 •••• •
In his neatly fini-lb.-fd cases. 41 .. .
.. Defer not till to-morrow! I, ' • • •
Wait not. for seam anti' frirroit. .
, • . 'Which come .with age and,arrow:
Cut g), let the Arti4t take you, - 1
Erc youl warm glow forsake on,.
And a cop: true hell make yon. -- .
, —2—it.Lno . . 11 - .
. .
The place where ttii4 can be done to perfection
, . (No doubt yod24ve been thir,e before) • •
Is . (l'm sure you c i lfylot mistake- the — direction)
A t Odd Fellow's Mall,. seecnd fl,nor..
. .- - ,u, ; • ~ ..
PlOnng /31a-
Norcron - 14 2 0 ‘47
1/
v _ .
AsrTED—Toise Ri
;sell the ghts anti '..!•7
^ 'V cli .
mes for a Rotary Planing, Tonguing
and Grooving Machine. fer board and plank,un
der the Norcross Patent. Also, the attachment
of the Moulding MaehTne, which will work a
whole board into mouhlings-nt one operatiore.,,
patent has•been tried, and decided in the
Supreme,Court in Warhington.i, to be no
fringement, being superior to W,Oodworth'p
i,Ma
chine. I.[ •
Apply to J. D. act.E WilloW Street, above
Twelfth, Philadelphia, where thdi ;Machines can
be sedn in operation. E. W. CARR, Agent.
Stoves : ,StotOes StOves:
THE scrib e r wishes to eallitlie attutionof
his friends and the Public to his very large
• 1,
assortment of -
`TES.
STOY,
at his new Store Room. in Lodersville, next,to
L. S. Lenheitu's Store, and near] the Great Bend.
Depot.: Ile has in addition to, his former large
variety of Cooking and. Parlor Stoves, maey new
Patterns, some of which are= j',
st...vi . chot,z Peach Branch 1 .
Modern Troy, Mohawk, j, Med.:Won.,
Black Warrior , ecient Oak,
Egg Stove;
Which together with his former' stock will be
perhaps the most extensive and mariedaskortment
of well 'selected Stoves in. the Oeunty.
*** Clinton Stoves well furnished at lbw pricesA
All articles in his line kept on hand and
ma4e to order. is nival, and ord4is received at his
old;'stand in Groat 'Bend. • 11
. • JOHN COLSTEN.
Lodersville & Great Bend N4V.,1856',:--tf.
' NEW GOOD: .•
THE Subscriber is in constard receipt of New
Goods, in his fine of buairOss, nearly every
week. The public will find hiOtssortmout No 1,
and his articles nee , and of
. goioquality. Tlio
stock - eon:4MA aa usual of 1 1 "
"7" . Drugs, Medicines, PaintS,Oils,
. . nye:Stuffs,Oroe ries,
Fancy-Goods. Sow Iry,
Perfumery, &
ABF4. TURILELL.
lan; 0;1856, 11-
--.--." .
Attention at Etome. '
TINE III:NDERSIGN*I6 would respect
folly inform the citizensi of Dinmek - and
the.surroundlng copbtry, that he- has opened a,
storo,at I)itnoek four eorners, li,chero be intends
keeping constantlyon hand a. dood . and well se
lected assortment of Dn , Goodo4,!Grocarie s , Hard
%Vail., Crockery, and ail kind of Merchandise,
'usually kept in a ,country stnie, which. fin will
se ll as low,if n o t tower, than ati'y ot het establish
ment in Northern Penusylearna, lttentrose " not.
excepted. Gentlemen olddies giro -me a
call, and examine my stook q Goods, and ply
prices. You will *alto Ot least some miles tray- ,
el and perluip from ten to 11 eh cents on 43-v
-ery dollar you payout: , l A. g pd AssOrtment of
Ready. Made clothing kept' c ttstantly cin.hand.
. Alt kinds of county.protina 'taken-in exchange
for Gctorls . at.thi3 Market pile
i t
le
. Wil , 4
Dimock l ion. 15 , 1856 z=l, :
Ti-18 'MONTROSE . -13E140C4'
rvi3Lishr.D EVEUY , 111UTAIMY MOitIILVGDY
vitittt4a gt:eltittlits
he Store
OS of R,
ady Pay
TER:II4-.-51,5 4,eash in advance, $2,00 if
not paid with' n six leo nibs ; and s2;6o,tattitiend
of :he year. No paperrilise"ontinueiinntil arreari. ,
b ots :ire paid, except at the option of the Pub: '
Ilz;hers. Alt coin touni ea tiOos connected with the •
ottie insu re attention,tnust be directed (post
paid) to E. B. C1iA14 . 1...1, EDITon, Montrose...bus.
quolianna County, Pa.
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• 1 Elates of Adverthing. - .
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Okip. 'ignore (12 lines or hut), 3trusert" n 5,411.00
Each subsequent insertion, . . . ; .• 0,25
Onesquare three months, . . . . . 0,60
One ,'square six 'mouths, : . .. : . . 4,00
Business Cards, flitir lines ,
or less • . . 3,00 •
Yearly advertisements,notoo squares 1,00 _,
One column one year; . ' . '. . 30,00
Vastly advertisers will be restricted t 9 the
business in which theiare engaged ;and are coo.
sidered as wishing td'eontinne advertising unlessi>
they Khali give spiecial directions for . a disco.ntin
! ...-
--dance of the same.
• I SOB >WORK...
The publishers having added to their*
Printing materials a large and superior assorts
went of Job Type, are now prepared to execut.
Job. Work in a manner unsurpassed in this see
t on of country, and" on reasonable terms.
Blanks o f every description kept constutiy
.on hand or , printed to order.' ,„i
ustutss trettort
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BRYANT HOUSE, • :
G ret i: r
.Beisd Depot, Pa. it-DDISON
-
AST, Proprietor..
URROWS, SPROUT & Co. f
Manyttacturers of SrsorTs COMBINED CAR
RIAGE SPlTINGS,HUgheBVlllO,Lycoming Co., Pa
Springs may be had of M. S.Wilson,Moatrose.
•
Win. W. smaTil - a Co.
,Call?lttet and Chaii
Street, Slontrose,Pa. , - •
Starr,,con. Dentist, Montrose, Pa., will - be at
- Searle's Hotel, Mondays a4d'T,Aesditys ofeneb
week. * • • 15y1
• • MeMILL - AN dr.
Dealers i Dry -Goods, Grocerres, Hardware
Crockery, Boots . and ShoeS, &c., Springoll4
Pa., 13
A. J..DAVIS, / •-..
ATTORICEI AND Cothisr.u.ou. AT.LAiv—.—Sasque
hanna Depot; Pa - . Office , over .8. B. West,
13.
AIREL TURRELL,IIos - Tioss, PA.
Den iu Drugs, ;Medicines, Chemicals,
SiitlTs Gloss-ware, Paints, Oils. Varnishes.
dour S`slas•4, Groceries, Farley . Goods, .jevrelry,
Perraperr, Sze--arui• AgoUt for•alI of the meet
15atc•nt Medicines.
Jtirt,;74 4712LOVVIi,
raslainahlf...*EtilOrl—ShopunderSeiarleit
N:0.71
JOHN COLSTEN ,.
DEA r: Sib re.s. Tin, Cc•pper and Sheetlros, p.
ville, nem' Great Bend Depot.—l 3 -
.k... Lathrop,
DrAr.r..n. in Rentiv-31,(16 Clothin.g.,' Hats and
B.lotsnnd Shoes; Dry Goods. &e.
':::*TrStnro o p po'ite Senrle' - s Motel, Montrose,
C.b.LATITT:OP, and with
J. P. W. Ittt.rs, -
Dr. Morrit C. Vail.
IARUGGIST/311d CIiEMIST, and Dealer in
Dlzuc:s.gedietneg,Cheniicals, DyeStaffe
Paints, Oils, Patty, Window .Glass, Camphine
Fluid, Perfumery, Yankee
Llderst•'Fle, . -
FRANKLIN FRASEIIi
ATTorrseir AND CoUNSELLOII AT LAW, litontrpsfe
Pa . ., will attend faithfully to all businews es.
‘trwitNl hini in the county of Stisqubarha..
ronveyancinz and writing.of all kinds - willY,
done neatly, and charge Moderate. fLP,' 4I , II -
also attend to the prosecution ofelnie t V,,'"
diet's, their widows And heirs,agahul,'h e `r" .
government, for Bounty Land, Ik'f' smna '' 6 '
May be 'found at all hours pt theoffice formerly
. occupied by. J.l'. R;chard,•Esq. , , north of the
Court-t10u50.:—.1853-13
M. C. TTLER,
Interested with L L. Hunt ;
IMPORTER AND DEALER in Hardware - and Cul.
lery, carriage Trittimings, Springs, Ste.
'No. 215 Pearl Street, N. 7.
Where his Mercantile frientlo, in this Aid other
Counties,are kindly iarited,and ear:assay:elicit
ed to call and purchase. ' ,
. • J. H. Parsons,
WrioLEg_its...aig.p RETAIL DEALER in Cabinet
f•otas,. Bedsteads," Tables, Stud*
Chairs, &c.
cu \
' N 9 Wa,Oling;:_ln 'street. . •
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...., - f w Bingham:on , N. Y.
1.. p, t;cnn Ware- Own up stairs.. , •
PATENT 111.EIIPICINE _&GralKir:
ABEL TUR.RELL,
Montrose, Pi.,
*DRUGGIST, AND AGENT,
FOR ALL Tire POPULAR ' •
RaT2TII7 ET4MItaTIO
OF TRU DAY. - •
Consignm'ents' Constantly Receiree.
SASH, BLIND, DOOlt s
AND
GLASS DEPOT, ON CIIESINtT ST.,
"lontrose, Penmen, - ,".
BY D. BREWSTER.
All sizes - and descriptions, in anY quantity,
mado to ordei, or furnished en the shortest no,
flee:
HAYDEN BROTHERS, •
New Milford; PoiliVa;
AXTIIIOLESALE Pesters -In Button.
V Combs, Suspenders, Threads, Pane/
Goods, Watches, Jewelry, Silver - and . Plated
Ware, Cutlery, Fishing - T'aekle, Cigars, dte.,&e.
Merchants and Peddlers - supplied on liberal
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terms.
WM. HAYDEN, TRACY HAYDEN,
JOHN lIAYDEN, GEO. lIAYDEN:
• - -Awn*
. DR, E. , 1". WILMOT;
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_, RADUATE of tkro' Allopatido and Bo
ineoplithio.C6lle7os of Medicine, is now
permanently luestod itiGreat Bend
April 1 1856.. .‘
JOHN tATITTEL: _
TpASTRONABLE TAILOR. Shop. ovet•the
Storo of -c. W. Mitt, pear Ilateblvt
Pialed Forks and Splicing.
.„
lliST.rec'eived new tot of Pliteil'waretwar
t.) ranted 'to be plated heavierthiiianyr Ware
izver offered for' in Priiome Contp
March L-.EVANS.
T.urtari. -
-..1 - ~-• _ •
MINA, 014ss arid Earthen - Wareo.;4 choice
selection, and at low prices, fovea% br .
ABEL. 1 1111tRELL
Montrose, - April 15,1858: .
LOVER rind Tirtio•thv Seed by
• BALDWIN dir. ERKIN&•
Moutrose t April, .1
.85,1
11.,TtfAYER: .
Dr. U. SMITH,
TA. LATHROP