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THE DOODIOF L O SE.
ST G. W. rxtrEs.
31siden with the voles of glee;
Whemai of late inCh ehange in thee?
Something o'er thy forehead goes
Like s Shadow o'er the snows ;
• Something glistens in thins eyes,
Like s min-drop in the skies;
Aid along thy carol toes
Comes a (adenee--not thins own.
By thy bosom's absent sigh '
When the courtly crowd is nigh ;
By the, tremble in thy' tone
.
At
the voice of ems alone ;
By tht blush of rosy red, .
By the senteneeleft nrisaid,
I can readAhti answer:well
,Which thy accent. fall to telt.
All, what u st thy breast should pride
Thou hut idly cut
Prientiship's pate wad peaceful guest
Thoukast banished for Warta` ;
Ail thlyoung life* traniuil spring
Bartered for a golden ring, ' • =
And arorud thy Shiolng hair •
Bound tho - myrtle wreath of care.,
And foi this thy heart luts lost
"Tresintres deemed of precious coat,
\ Which o'er aßthe world's .domain
Mon Wilt never find again ;
Softly held for thee in store, _
Peace of mind eaists nonore,
Bat henceforth remain; instead,
Throbbing hea4 and ji'cl;ing head.
- Time" - the bury hours of day , •
'Tie; thy lot to watch and pray.
From the restless dream of sleep a
'Wakes but to toss Sad - arßep,
Allinseen. by others' eyes
- RAI communion with the Area:
Ecer road the hope. anti. fear—
Joy ,
and grief alternate near,
When the gariah day is done
Love:to watch the setting sun,
. To forsake earth's ItSUw of light
For the'pensivo stars - . of night;
• Sounds beneath the household eaves
For the ,murmur 4 the leaves: - -
illaiden,wit'h the voice of glee,
Such is love's sad'doont fur thee.
' No—l thought you were poor.'
' 4 So I was. I did not know that
to give any more. f Marri ' , you r
know, iir a sort oflottery. Bad Igh t rt yin'
five or ten dOltara, and got 'a, poor wi in re
turn,,
turn, you will confess tint it must lirte been
a miserable bargain. . Well sir, the wife you
A young clergyman sat in his study com- gave me, is a prize. It has taken ' l me six
posing a serm n, It was - a bright spring Years to fiud out all her viriaes, and How I
rooraing, arid in order to .`
: 1,,
thoughts on .t o subject of his diicourse, be 1 merul
mei:minas his
I have come t i make a suitable ackno'V.rledge
p
closed the *i dow blinds, and shut out the He placed a purse in the bands of the as.
.;
tomshed preacher, who hesitated' to ;accept
beauty beauty of nature, which to him was most at-
T
tractive. In an obscure light his pen was- it
son need not' seiuple .t.otake it. ; Isianki
beginning to move rapidly, when the wind
biver. his blinail open and sent his manuscript to wife, lam now a tolerably rich ma': .
fluttering tierces . the floor. The imnlight The odd bridegroom took his depa ure.—
gushed in and 'at, the same time' Mr•Brirton!s 'ill.. Burton examined the ;contents lOU the
.... • . • a
ideas . fiew out, . 1 . - purse with lively cnnosity ; rind he w ' tot a
.
little surprised and gratified ;40 find t ' t they
He turned his chair and 'poked out of the
window - . *n o t * downed his eye, and t h e consisted of ten half eagles bight a, ' shin:
N A - ',big—apparently just from the mint. .; .
music of singi birds fell on ' iris Oar.
lure st that merit appeared considerably ,
inoie‘nitractice. than theology. 1.1„;, green I beard of the odd bridegroom. f.
loaves of the caused hitEl tO , 4.:A 4-.1
,131 ;
leaves of hiii , auscript.: , The ;plumage of And that was the last the clergyme[tr ever
the birds readelhim disgristed, with the grey
geose .quill:. Yet Mr. Barton felt
. that he.
ought to labor that morns n&... find ,
_ 4 . _ _.-oiav nun to fi all
t gto . llc:i: -Aabi.*l,
The 'Clergyman -9 i Fee.
A MATRIMONIAL TALE.
In cesting b acn e he saw .
LRbal s e dri ve
61 91141 . 'rstreet,. and stop at his &tr. A good
looking plainly dre;sed young man helped
I rre
out a graceful tty girl, and , they mounted
the stepetog , Mr. Bur* heard the door
bell ring, and p tly a;domestic ewe to
inform him ilia i Eentictuanand lady wish
ed' to sec Lim . n bases.
eT st
' ..IL marriag lam sure,' thought the cler
g,yritan siniling. l :
Be was not mistaken. - The young man in
a frank, off-banded manner told him that.l?e
had called for the purpose of being married
to his companion.; and , the girl's blushes told
_.
the same Story. .
•I' Very wefl,", said Mr -Burton, "I, am al
ways ready to flake young. people • happy.
4,),rm
You lore each tiler l'' . •
41 We would - 't a day or two if we did
not,' replied th p oath. : •
His compani, blushed ' : again.
'.Rare you wttnentesritskud the clergy
' We are ,notyrieb,' . answered the - bride
groom, ',ndp mild not afford the;:expenas of
bringing any 4iif 'our friends with us. If you
think we *better have witneiges, perhaps
you crLits4ll in roatnehody: . , ' ~
twill be well to_ do so,' said the clergy-
Bo called in a young brother and the
•IgnigelrAeie r *:.
We are somathing in a . itaid the
bridegroom, its kr. B. Flamed in the doorway
to give some dealt' at° a domestic. 'I have
got to go to Oil this afternoon, and it is a
long drive:"""
stand op here, then, and T 2 despatch
, you: alai the amnion, with a vain attempt
gfaviV. - - *r.
'Chambis, promise
You, George to take.
:this woman to be your Idly wedoi wirer'
ci e i ne aToddect
insickneas and health to share
grfie!**,ws, your bid sad
.-Anc 4 h* -I #co ,
4 lied y*Mttry, *miss to tab, this man
tote yot d''
A not abbo fmrn MarY.
To love Ida-4mm him !' -
Antheriod. - •
'And olvlaisnr
A dolibtfol lock from Mary.
tel.a r 6 soiasblar asked flecks ,
gyinen; iDa - I .int malta Dino
;-1 a true and steetkuusti" wile r
_ .
Miry, gave a decisive trod.' 4r. Burton
WO &le* words, au4Pre4l!).u, them 'marrland wife.. Mary wiped, her ~ eyes, and i
Goo* drew a long breSth. The lergy man
duar *Ade oat the oertiffbate to bier the
14 `e'l
trittiesses signed their nsines; AD . ended b . el
living then fivor words ot- adei At thei
semi time George slipped 'sower into hie'
hand, done up in ri piee of white , aper.--1
-.Afterwards the bride and brideg tr3m rode
off in the chaise ; the '",,.l;,ousekee , r went t
the kitchen laughing, the yours Burton to
his book. and •the clergyMaito h i :' sermon:
'As the latter sat down', to writ thinking
all the time of the queer Marriage' •
;ceremony
he bad just performed, he listlessl • unfolded
the bit of isper which the. bid orn hid
plaeed in his hand, Perhaps dr preacher
was curious to know howimuch th ' odd man
; had felt able.to pay for his marri ' °creme
ny. ' From the size cf thelpicee, M .1 Burton
judged that his fee must tbe some, p ing. It
was larger than a half eagle—large than an,
eagle. Could it be a tweratjk five . "ec.4l—
The paper being folded and refold 1 i it was
some time before - the 6:tripper* oor Id get at
,4
the coin. Ilis curiosity by this ' me was
considerably excited. . At length the saw
something very bright. The 'sun' bone on
it. It was a new red oval Mr. ion was
alittle disappointed, but laughing the lt
lu
dicrous mistake, be locked; the cent hp in the
desk, and devoted himselfEto his eerrnon du
rring the remainder of the:forenoon.
Six years bed passed away. The unarm-
etw•ful clergyman was one evening surprised 1
by a visit Item a stranger. i'i A welt! dressed,
fine looking man lifted his bat respectfully;
and offered, Mr. Burton hie hand. 1 ,
-.' -Your memory is bettor than mine, if we
bare- : met before,' said the clergyman.
‘ My nettle is George Chnmbere
Mr. Burton bad forgotten that be had ever
knoihrsuch an indiridnal.
, ' I think I can refresh _your memory,--- by
mentioning an incident,' laid George., 4 Do
you remember marrying;a: couple six years
ago, and for the trouble roe dying the fee of
one cent I' ! ', '
4 -
' Mr. Burton lagghed, went. to his disk, and
took tom a small drawer, a small r4llof pa
per. enfolding this, be prnduce.ttble copper
in' question-
' Yes' I remember all about it noel.' 1
t r
' Well, ;.ir, I am the man.'
• ' I remember your countenance:'
'Son Undoubtedly suppoi•er I I int
insult you,' (0,
EDITOIL
jr _ v r- to tie: friends,
sa " o f do polka, that tic dincing &its not
amottnt to much, but the hugging is heaven
Par A Juror's name wasl called ::y the
clerk, The man advanced to the i tulge's
desk and said i ,„(-
„ ) ,
' Judge, I skould like to be excused'- -1
' It irkimpessible,' said the f i : idea_
But,iJudge, if you knewiny reaso ,s.''
Well, sir, what are they ,r
Why, the fact is,'—and the Ina paus
ed;
' Well sir, proceed: continued the - pdge 7
f!, Well judge, if I roust say it, ha :e got
the itch: -
'The jpdge, who was a very sober ma i n, sol
etnnly and impreAsiveli Aex 'claimed, .1 Clerk
scratch that man out
, .
"if A witty cormiroudent sends ns the
folloning notice of a brief siteet colloquy re
cently-beld between a maichip lady ii little
beyond a c e r tai n age an d a ne w natrO fem
inine': i•i.
, , : v , .
'So you are going to keePhouse,. a your
iaid the elderly maiden.
' Yes; was the reply :
Going to have a girl, suppose was
queried.
The newly made wife eolpred, .a
quietly responded that : ;
She really did'ut know irhetheri
be a girl or a boy:
FAra , PLAr.—At the moo:rant when .n the
14th October, 1897, the British FleeYnnder
Admiral Duncan. and the Dutch com
manded by De *inter, wereisbont to gage,
two sailors passing by Admiral DtIDCUTIV cabin
saw biro on his knees.
r 5,
uMy eyes, Jack,", exclaimed one, "rat is
the Admiral about there r
"Praying to }leaven," replied the o er.
`:Praying for 'what it"
"That the Lord_maygire its •
Well, now, that's a blasted Awn We
are Well able to lick them sittitrelres. de•„
give the beggars a chance." •
Air An editor out west esitibited t
day, an instoniahing instant of absent e.
tees by copying an excluirr pa
of his (van articles, and beading llt
atteMpt At Wit r
.
, • .. • • _ ..,.._
s r 4 p.,, in Ute warn ei sus
recently allied •
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The above are all from penman who are publicly known
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Prepared by DR: J. C. AYER. dc CO.,
bnaldonl and Analytdad Chinsista,Lawall, Muir
tided to
C 3IILL9Ii & -PARK return. their grateful
.1 acknowledg.ments to the public for past fa
vors, and invite attention to the very large stock
of Spring and Summer Goods they arc now ro-:
ceiving, sod &Tyr flr.aal...cctersr - tow price. 10
addition to their usual assortment of staple Dry
Goods, GroCeries, Hardware, Crockery, Paints,
and Oils die., they are prepared to exhibit a large:
assortment .of
LADIES DRESS GOODS •
of over Plaid and Plain,
Silks.'Bonnets,Shavvls,Aibbons, Gloves, Hosiery.
Ladies and Aliases shoes • of. all Ainds-Lnlso a
large stock of
' •*. -READY MADE CLOTHING,
Cloths, Cassirneres, Tweeds, Jeans Summer
Cloths,Vestings, Hats and Caps, and
Shoes &c. &c. . .
They respectfully solicit ho rar)}•call from
those ‘L' ho wish to pnicbaso Goon GOODS AT
Low PRICES.
• lteltiLLAN &
Springville, May 2, 1854.
LOOK HERE !
9 9
..ABEL- - TURRELL
11AS jdst received from. New York, a full
and desirable stock of ' ,
, - NEW GOODS,
Comprising a first rate , assortment of Drugs, 1
Medicines, Chemicals, , Medical Instruments, ;
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuns, China, "Glass and Ear. I
then Ware, (a good variety. of Crockery,) Brit.
:mile
Ware, Japanned and Planished Tin Ware,
Silver and all other *lnds of Spoons. Silver'
IFs, Butter . Knives, tic. All sorts of Lamps.
A good variety of Wood and. Gilt Frame 31ir
ron. Wall and Window Paper. Stationery.
Stone and Wooden Ware. Brushes. Brooms.'
Family
Family Groceries. Lamp Oils. Camphene.—
Burning Fluid. Tallow Stearin and Spermaceti .
Candles. -Hide and other Whips. Varnishes.
Window Glass, &c. A first ratc.rariety ofJew.
elry, and Fancy Goods. Gold and Silver Spec..
tacies. Gold Pens. Violin; Flutes,
.Fifes, Ac.
cordeonis, Violin and 'Veolineello . String*, tic.--
1 The asq. laco, and
thergesatasso beat
rtmen q t al o i f ity Po in ck m et to, K e liv ish es. o in t ,
puns, Pistols, (single and Double Barrel,) Re
volver*, &c.
In abort. the Physician, the Invalid, the House. ,
keeper, the Farmer, the Mechanic, the Manufae.
• nrer, the-Professional Man, the Gentleman, the
. dy; the Rich and the Poor, the Young and Old,
he Beautiful and the Ugly, the Gay and the,
Fashionable, and all the rest - of the people, will
find somelliing to supply their every day wants
at Turrelri.. '.-
Store in the new Brick -Block—Prices low—,
Qualities gocall and see. •
ABEL TERRELL.
MoDtroitOttarcl3 6, 1856.
'They are all going to Torrell'a jEI
dust Received
A INewlot of Boots and heather, and for male
ebeapet than ever. by
' J. A. ft- J. It. ASHLEY.
Itmoklyn, Dee.. 5.1855; -
other.
sled
r one
Ached
&Moved
TNT° Brick Block, (rout room, over the Store
JL of M. S. Wilson & Son, ~
C. D. lrytfilkDentiat.
Montrose, May 9,1856. . - • -
half
from
IciWVER and Timothy Seed b ntrtme, ApriL-14,2-!-Vni PERKINS.aII
_
.0
Yea! 0. Yes !!
OKbOOW Books received this !nay at the
Post Otfiee.
Courtship and Marriage by Mrs, Caroline Lea .
Bentz: .r
New York 'Glee and Chores Book: ' •
Robinson-Crime new and complete Edition,
d anew lot of *shoo! Books , and ~StstkeluT,
•
,ace.; at robased Priem
A. X. BulaaAßD.
Montrose, April 22, 1145,
NEW GOODS
Carpotitma, Oil _Olathe.
LOOKING 'GLASSES, AND
GLASS WARE
At the Crockry and House Furnishing Es,
• i:tablishment' of EL DEP EU,
Cheaper than any other in Bing.
hamton.
FOUR. DOORS EASTor TUE AMERICAN HOTEL.
WOULD gall the attention of Houaekeepers
and the public to my spring importation of
wares, fur their elegance of style and beauty of,
finish, far surpassing anything before exhibited,
and having the largest _assortment in store, can
replenish old setts and furnish entire ;now ones
of all the now shapes; at a less price than any
other House in - this county.
'The attention of new Housekeepers is partic
.utarly called to my stock as embracing alt the
minutia;, botii . useful and ornamental, of House
furnishing Goods, for a complete ontfit—and
being thus heavily engaged - in this exclusive
branch, offer groat advantages to purchasra.
CROCKERY AND CHINA DEPART3IENT
etkibraCes the fattest .variety ever offered before
in' : this section, oral the different kinds.
- GLASS WARE'
of every needed article. Carpetings - and Oil
CfOths. branch occupies the second floor
of !our estahlAment, nearly tOO feet in depth,
.14 , 11 . etocked with Velvet, Brussels, Three.Rly
: and ingrain Carpeting% itag,s, Mat% Window
*Shimdcs and; Table Covers, ilneb are offered ato
suiali advance from cost. •
Livo Geese Feathers aiwaya on band. Looking
Glimses, Gilt,.Maltogany, Ornathental and Oval
Glflases, in great variety.
HOUSE . FURNISHING GOODS,
cons,stin,,, ,, of Wood and Willow Ware, Plated
Goods,'Britannia and Japanned Ware of every
description, Tea Boards in various htylex, Table
CuOery, Feather Dusters, Fluid, Oil and Sohr
Lamps, Bird Cages i also fancy Baskets, Reticules
&tidies, &e.
To all or which we invite your attentilin
an solicit your trade. '
• 11. DE PELT.
Binghamton, April 20, 1856
English Lover Watches.
11IDECEIVED by steam - ship
•al it lb!tie, e dozen more of
„ • . thine splendid Engiish - Lever
Hunting Watches, of tny own
importation, warianted the
6 very best cluall.T. Alt , o, a
a. small 1 tf
o very superior
Slotementi, which will he eased in any style or
quality, to suit purchases.
ALPTI.ED J. EVANS.
Onglinmlon, llarelt t lt, 0%56.
`3& EA I_6' '.1J.1 was.
TO THE LADIES OF BINGIIA-If
. TON AND
Please read is short and ofimpohanee
to every House Keeper.
SEPARD . BROTIIERS
TiA\Ereivelthe ! pr'n g supply h Oi i s o
rurni,znmoo l :seeann(rfr
sere!) beautiful styles Of Crockery. Ono of them
a.ner and. elegant Spring Pattern of White En
araeiled Ware. Our Goods are all a No. I in
quality, no seconds or odd lots. brit complete
sett 4, and can always be =Jelled - if broken or
mor4 wanted, for years to come. All_ the corn
tnoni wares, CHINA TEA WARE, MIX splendid
of white and deiorafed, very .losv.
• GLASS WARE,
a complete and unbounded variety always on
hand, TEA TRAYS of .aur own importation.
FifteOn elegant patterns, surpa.ssing, itt rich.
ness,ifinisti antrditrability, tho American article
usually sold, - at as low prices, and by far the
larg4t.and rrinAt complete lot ever offered in
theseipluts, from $3 to ttls per sett of four.
FR t-V AUCTIOY , GREAT
AR
*GAINS !! • • \:,‘ .
lints Curtain Corniee ! 3, 'Bands,
.Hooks,,&c.,
at priees t ! hist defy competition. Twenty differ.
ent,strles of those - elegAnt Bird Cages, from
75 cuts to $lO each. 31 different patterns of
superior warrantell Cloet. from 91- to- -ear ,
W3teboar, CiCieks and Jewelry neatly re
pit re Cake Ba-t,kets, Spoons,
Fork:; Napkin flings, &c. pro Dozen
Knires and Forks.
.:Tarlor 14. mpg, Hall
ing Lifnps, Brittnnid aml- Tin Ware.
frjßp Tr. 1/2 GE,AW?.ALLY:
Marbleized Iron Mantle. Pieces and Grates, &e..
in. fartA general House Building and _House
furnishing establishment. •
Call and see usat onr"CRYSTAL PM..
KCE"i„two doors east of the Canal.
If our Goods are' not ns represented,
our process as low as in town, and you are not
treatedtwell, please don't buy.- •
SHEPARD BROTHERS.
BingbarOtOn, March, 18.56. . •
NEW 11.DVERTISENCENTS.
F°
DiBUM, SMITH. S(Q:3O., would re
.spSetfully inform the 01? lie that they have
pun:lasts:l the interest in the sfiddle and Itarne*s
Business of A. & E.• Bald wilt. We hope by strict
attentioil to EU:lllness to 'receive our share of
Public Patronage. • Constantly on band,Saddlea,
Bridles, games*, Whips, Trunks, %%tikes, &e.
Carriaga Triming all of its branches will be
neatly (hale to order, on reasonable term's.
Shop slo. 2, Searles Basement.
• I • .FORDIIASI &WTI! 8, , ;C0.
"4* 31 8 . .56 •
MontrOsti, , an. 1, 1 .
. •
Li: 'Ea e Chance to Buy Goods ,
•
Cheap. • • .
WItIGIIT being desirous of clog.
C• in 4 business for the'purpose of leaving in
the spring takes this method of informing his
customers and the public generally, that he will
e , ell his entire stock of Goods at cost, for cash
or re . adv pay, No credit will,be given After this
date. He, would say to theae.indebted to him,
either bynote Or book account,: that the same
must be :settled immediately, without Mabel.
notice. Ile also offers for Salo his tanery., store
house, two dwelling houses, and the appurtenan.
ces therewith, together with 32 acres of land.
All of which wilt be sold cheap.
Bliddie own, Pa., Jan. 10, 1856.—tf. .
• rfEW: GOODS CHEAP
• - 4
AT C. W. MOTT'S.
'TVS T received , a lot of New Goods, such as De
Laints, De Bases, Paramettas, Persian,
-peaty Ginghams, Morino:. Pitits, and Shawls,
in fact a general assortment of- Dry Goods which
will be sold. low
WAIsITED—Soelss, Eggs, Datteaard,Cheese,
Flannel, .54., any quantity in exchange, for Goods
at cash prices. - C. W. MOTT.
MontrosetSept: 1855• •
Fresh ;Arrival of New Goods at
MICKFRMANB & tAARATTS
THE sufmcribers would respectfully inform
tho good people' of Suagoelinna Co. that
they are now opening their stock of Pall and
Winter Goods which is unusually larg e And at
tractive all Of which will bit sold for cash or
approved +(lit cheaper than can be bought. at
any other Otablishment in the county We mean
Oat what ate say. Please give us a trial,
• 't DICKERMAN GARRATT'S.
7 New Milford, Sept. 18th, i 855.
Clover Seed
Othe'l,4oEST 'Cup asi;(ll . l l_mothy_Fb_e_slfor
sale by . 131,TRFLITT.
Newilfordi,
Mara 17, 1850. -
U I P 7 tPikee• - -Boonteo, Parker erC " 4 elnYa
P:rizl
Karomaos .
Pinghatotim,Nor, 1855. ,
DARAER - 4,l3—Lilesitylei it
J.. C. W. MOTT'S.
June 13..
• Cheap' Store,.
EL 28 WHDIT.
TIMM undersigned would . respectfully infortn
'1 the inhabitants of Binghamton and vicinity.
that he has recently purchesed•of Edward Priest
his large and well selected stock of .
DRY GOODS, . '
!vhich he has reuioved from- La Fayette Slack
to No. 28 Court Street, one door above -the
I' mericaa Hotel.
This entire stock haiheen purchased consid
erably below New York cost, vnungh so to
Warrant him in sayingihnt he will sell Goods
cheaper than can he bought
. at any other Store
in .tu tvn.
. •
NEW SPRING , AND
Sommer Goods, to the above stock has just been
added a large invoice of Spring and Summer
Gooch; of the latest styles, which Will bo closed
Out at great bargains. • . ." •
I The Stock consists in part of the-following
Goods, Viz; Fine Lawns, fist colors, from .9 to
18c. per yard ;,Calicoes, American,: and English,
from .4e. to lie,
.per yard; zlfe.rrimack t an4 Co-
Occo . Prints, at II c.; Bleached andßrdwn Shee
lings and-Shirtings, front 40. to 3a. 6d. per yard ;
Kentucky.feztniyfrom Is. 3e. to 2s. 6d. per t t.'rd;
Ladies' Hone, front 6 1-4 e.. to per pair;
Gingliarns, from 10c. to •23c...per yard ; 11FLaines
:from lOC. to 3s. per yard. Also a large' lot of
Linens, Quilts and •Counterpains,.Curtaias and
IDraporia, Shawls, Gloves, Table . Covers, Silks,
2 8aces,-Embroideries, &c. &e. • •
Trunks, VAHues . end Bags, pf.Sll sizes and pri-
CCS. • ;
,
-tom" Don't forget . the numbec,flB Court street,
1 Door oast of the American .Hotel, but call•aud
sco.beforo purebasing.elsewbere. , •
H. Ci GODWIN.
BingbatriCao, Apri1 . 3d,1856, „
New Lino' of NFtil Stagew-
1%.0112
KIRKWOOD ,TO MONTROSE.
STACIE will leave liirkwood,passlagthrooclaor
-4111..Lteitile.Mberty,4.e.,ev0ryniorniugafterthearr-
icilofthe Nla iltsains ofeata,bOth East and West,reach
t4Oloutrose at P.M.
RETUR_NING,
...LearrMonteosedally,(Snnitayaexeeptedl at M•
reathlPPKirl.n . no , iu trine to - take - the, Malitr•int of
Cari,both Ettat and West.keing the rteareet and most.
lotialblerentt t nreieh tlt New Turk and Erie Railroad..
Thirlinelntersortsatrkwooklylina-forDintockSpritq:-
, runkhannoek. WyA,ing. nhieh
ieaveft)lontrose st 7 A M..ivery Monday. Wedneirdai and
Frila y Ale". n n Irina teeille,Leraisville.ke.Good
Team and eouttortalle arriages are provided And the
rropeletormilLeparo Atop:lice t oseeoromodatetliernh.
lie. - iv R. lIATCII. .
f1ep.12,1851. ' non9AN
•
B 3LD WIN:64. PERKINS.
Wholeeale and Retail teaterein FTour,ealt, Pork,
Neal, Grain Feed ,Candles, Fieh, and solo-salt far
packinf: r°rk • • •
•
On nheNaut Street,Ll'.zibt end a Lyons di,Chan
dlerf,atore, Mon tict,e pa.• •
R.F.I) BALD-WIN
•$111.:4 PEItKINS.
Montrone Oct, 30, f 555.-44.
•
itlouse Builder: Depot foySiv!que.
hamin County, at.New:Vtliford:.
L.ICKERM AN R. GAPRETT Are giving es
atlention to the imprOvement
tTlip!ated in this County ; the , comeing 'season.
:it'd now olTor a helping iviiicirby kelping.99n
-o.lntly fur r.ale large quantity of Window'sash
area glass, AVind9, Doors, Nails, Paints arra Oils,
and a - complete assortment of huilde/s. Hard
Ware, &e. • Those kohig, to put up z nouses in
the-Spring will find It for. their interest to give
Mt a call; We can furnish every -thing you
Wantand at the very • loWcst mannfactering Pri-
DICKERMA.N &/GARRATT.
I New 'Milford, Feb. 8, 1856./
-
.r ,
,
I,OOH HERE; ', .
1,,
ocxF:T Exlvr:s.--:A-gzs'ad- assortment of the.
It kintlin market. Aisch Table 'Knives and
bc , s'.
L S. Lenheim's Slo, and near. the Great Bend
Forks.. L. w
Srooxs.,-Sit.vsn, Silver Pllted,German Silifer. Depot. • Ile has in addition to leis fernier large
Albrata and Brit mia-v7are Spoons. _ Also all; variety Parlor Srpaey new
varlet)* of Cooking Coo ~, toves,. ,
kinds of Batter Knives. . . Patterns, some of which are— ..
;Frosts Srag :•6s, P.ltrs, and all the fixtures, j St Nicholas, Peach Branch, I ? ire Fly,
Moder ,I Troy, Mohawk, Macliion ,
V)olins, Accerdeens, I..ites, Tuninz Perks, tk.c. ut ,.,.k w m f or , . Orient , Oak, . •
I,Ftugn Lxari-s, Fluid, Camphene, Cand los, Lamp Egg. Stove, .•- • .
Olt. RI, ,i ' I ' - • --1--- whit z th teg,ether - with his former, stock will be
IYAMILY,tinUti.E'IIIES.-21: Tull assortment, not 1 'perhaps the most extensive and varied assorttnent
an (*God. . of well selected Stoves in flu County.
' illus An) 11artsy Memel:m.3.—A fiftt ratt- , R * *
ate,
Clinton Stoves well furnish'ed pt low prices.
asis, tMent und g,ennine. ,
1 ,r,;:_e" Ail articles in his line I:E4A on hand and
Pirars AtvD OIL.S.—A general asssertment, ant: made to order as usnal, and orders received at his
.or good quality. - i old stand in-Great B ---- cnd. • I, •
, JEwELn v.— A splendid variety, of the neatest . JOHN COLSTEN.
pgtterns. Lodersville & Great Bend Nov., ISs6.—tf.
;Fare; Gotns --Nearly everything in this
branch.
, _
JPERFumenr.—A elp,iee variety. • ,I
((New sOpplics received nearly ever' week.)
,I'l
in short, nearly everything persons want, and
cheap, at the variety store of i A • ,
1 ; s• A.. TURRILL.
- 1 I,lontrese Jan. 10,1856. 'l
DISSOLUTION.:
970 E. Copartnership heretofore eziitiog,
tween E. Patrick Jr., and,G.- Z. Dimock is
this day dis4olved by miitnal consent. The
bOoks are left in the office of Dr. Patrick, and
DI; D. Searle is authorized to Collect ond.gettle
tti accounts. •
. • G. Z. DIAOCIC.
'!Montrose, Pa., Jan. 11,1856.• • •
Rich Prairie Farms•
enimpr6red Lands and Tulin Loh, in Illi . ,
nois, lowa. and .:I , ljoining ;States. ' • '
lOR sale in : great variety , at low prices, and
on favorable terms.. *pAmpilLET CAT.
AIDGUE DESCRIPTIONS OF. PROPERTY,
with prices' attached, forwardyd gratis by mail
onilapplication.
. Our extensivcAccal connections ivill facilitate
giVing valuable information or any part of thh.
.west to applicants desiring to locate. .
I - ittyers of lilinids Central Railroad Lands can
aVnil themselves of the knowledge and exited.
mace of Mr. Duptty, the late land agent of - the
cOMp. y, to supply - the difficulty 'of making jti•
dieiou selections.. -, •• - , . .
. ;Par ' ular .attention given to . locating war
ran
i
ran -, examining lands, furnishing ritaps.and do.
e
• setiptions, payment of taxes, and to a general
I Real Estate Business;
• CHARLES M. DEITY & CO.,
. • Corner of Michigan avenue and South
Viratet.St., sear Illinois. Con. R.R.
• . Depot, Chicago, Illinois.
CHARLES M. DIMITY,
D' VID S. OGDEN.
WILLIAM TREMAIN & CO.
IN-ILL keop always on hand at their Store '
•
near the "Starrucea Viaduct," a large
and welt selected assortment of all articles ustt
ally called far in Country Stores; consisting of
Thy Goods, Ready. Made Clothing, Ifats and
Cepa, Boots and Shom'Crockery, Glass and
Otsicensware, Clocks:Hardware; Nails, and Cut
/MT, Groceries, Oils. Pro Vision s ., Flour, Feed,
Drums and DyelVoods; Woollen and
Willow Ware', Brushes, 13roonas, Stone Were,
and a great variety of other " traps;" all of which
they will exchange for cash or country produce,
SA as good terms as goil establishment in the
county, and we guarantee oar Goods to prove at
all times as they are represented. W. T.-dt: Co.
hope by close attention to buSinesiN and by fair
dealing, to merit a continuance of the 'patronage
which halt heretofore beim liberally extended.
; The highest Market rates will, at all times he
paid in Golxis, or Cash if preferred, for Hem
lei:k Bark at the Viadttet Tannery.
WM. TREMAIN fit co.
tanesboro, Feb. 2'7, 1856.
H Webb -
Ts now receiving hie newBpring Goode, which
,the offers at hit usual low prices. , •
Idontrose. March It, isse,
upposed to te3 cheap $lOOO worth„ Readi
made clothing At _
.DICKERMAN 4 GARI4I7B
Tiew Milfred, sept.lBth, /8.55. ; • -
TO THE PUBLIC. 7.l"' *THEILEONTROSEIIEmome
W 1111111-FIEMIN vintsap slier Inuspiruolunivoli:
e1i .. 6111n - 0*471t SUB I SCRIBERShaving taken the Store - ABl
_
-
and purchased the'Stock of GOODS.f
T. ASEIZEIty aro prepared to soil for Relay Pay
only, a
VERY FINE ASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODS. .
GROCERIES, '
CROCKERY.
HARDWARE,
PERFUMERY,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
. IRON AND NAILS. '
BOOTS AND SHOES,
FLOUR 'AND SALT,
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER; ,
&C., &C.y dr..c •
At such prices as (they think) eannotfail to-give
entire antisfactiOn to all .who may , favor them
with their patronage. -
All kinds'ot produco taken in exchange for
good', •
A: & J. R. ASHLEY.
Brooklyn, Nov. 15, 1855..
Groat -'shibition in Springville.
GBEAT AND RARE 'IIIBIION OF,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
of almost every style and quality, such as will be
sure to please and accommodate all classes of
p t eople—from the , child- in the cradle - to the old
and decrepit. These goods are bought on the
most favorable terms, and will be sold according-
Please give us a call and we will try to Sup.
ply all your wants in the fine of GOODS over
kept in a-'country store: You-need not go to
New: York for any thing you Want, because we
have them fresh from the city.
SCOTT, AMINSON, & CO.
Springville, Pa., May 8,, i 855.
, • NEW *STOVES .
Lr. DURRETT has now in store and iirccoiv.
I. ing a large stock of New Stoves, including
the Star or tliu West and National elevated oven,
Black Rover. Wide World ' and ' Paragon Large
Oven, to which he wolfl invite particular attention
as the beStCOoking Stoves in market, with a s.-
periorassortment.of Parlor,ollice and Shop sto • ea
fir Wood or Coal, aiso Steve Pipe, Zinc, S. cot-
Iron,
Stoves Tubes, Ike.,
- • This stock' is selected from the, best P Onciries
of Albany and Utica for cash With the k tvaanti-
7 ?
ty of Tricurnintm made:to order for I sits custom
trade, which will - enable him in all respects to defy:
competition arid Will he *old at the inoat reduced
prices for easill-or approved credi - .
New MilfOrif Oct. 1855.. • . ' '
f
Neti Goods Ches*for. Cash. . •
. •
C. W. MOTT has just feceived another lot of
• New Goods, sue as Challis, Barge De .
11/
Lains, Dc BagcA, Gidgh ms, Collari, Etnbreidery,
•
Lawns, &e., &C. Walc i ort ITILOTTERS AT VERY LOW
prtams: .8/J3I.IIEIZ SHA WLS, a new lot just
reeeivetl,—beautifol' patterns at very low ,prices,
also CR A PElira BLACK SILK SHAWLS
.
as low as,the IW:est. , . , •;s.
/ * • ' C. W. MOTT. --
, .-
.. .
Jae° 13. ' 7 • .1 . . . -,
Norcro'ss' Rotary Plainng
Ma,-
chine. • - •
_NTED—To sell the RigMs and Ma
chines fora Rhtary Planing, Tonguing
.oOving Machine, ter bisards and plank,ttnr
s Arortsross . Patent. Also, the . attaehment
31acbirte, which - . will work d.
whole boirA into moulding's /Wane operation.—
Thii .patenthas been. tried, and deeided in the
Supreme Ctiurt in, Warliington. to bet. no in
fringpment,being superior to Woodworth's a
ehimr. • • • .
Appl.3 to J. D. DALE, Willow Street, above
Twelfth, Philidelphia; - where the -Machines can
be seen
-in operation. E.W.-' CARR, Agent.
. - 4m3.
- Stoves Stoves Stoves! ,
THE subscriber irishes to call the attentionof
his friends arid the Public to his very large
assorttnent of . _ _
• • STOVES, •
at his nen. Store Room. in - L'odersrPle,,nextto
NE W 'Or OODS:
. .
rrllF,gubscriber i,r in constant receipt of Neu ,
(if. °rids, in his . line of business, nearly every
week.; The public will find his a‘sortmout No I,
and his articles new and of good .quality. The
stock consists as usual of . • ' -.—
Drags, Itledieines, Paints, Oils,. • -
. • : Dye-Stuffs Groceries, . ... .
.„.
. - Fancf- Goo L. Jewelty,.
• . • Perfumery, &c. • .
• 1 -''' ABEL, TURRELL. .
Montrose, Jan.' 10;1856.. . .
- Attention At
fp win 'I'M. DERSIGNED wouldrespect.
-I."'fallylinform tho Eitizens of Dirriock and
the surrounding country, that he has opened a
store at Dititock tour corners, where he intends.
keeping constantly on hand a ,'crood and well se.
leeted assortment of Dry Goode,', Hard
Ware, Crockery, and tilt kinds . . of .11erchaticlise„
usually - kept in a country store, which he will
sellas low, if not lower,.than any other establish.
ment in Northern. Pennsylvania, Montroie not
excepted. Gentlemen and - Litdiee‘ give:me a
call, and examine my stock • OlGoOds,..and my
prices. You will save at least sonl.2 . .miles
el and perhaps from ten to fifteen cents 'on-ev
ery dollar' von - pay out. • A good itiMortment - ol
Rendy.sl - atle•elothingketit - constantly onhand.
All kinds Of Chu my produce taken in exchange
for Goods at the Market price.
WM. H. THAYER.
Dimock, - .lin. 15; 1856.-I'l. • •
BAGS,AND BAGGING,
21M7 21 1P 3 MAIriL 3 2 - 30,613MW.
• NO- e,:it Watt* Streets -
NEAR OLDSLIP, NEW:VORR, • .
LT AYE constantly on hand, and manufactur
KA to 'order,
Bags and Sacks, Sewed and Seam(
less, •
fur all uses, and of every desirable style, and
quality. --
They would especially call attention to their
unequalledfacilities for -
MUM &BD painvancs
Itaiis or SackotOr Flours Noah Donau",
Buckwheo ts Bars, Salt,Spices.
itto. dec., r
all of which they fhrnish to order, in_the most
approved style of design and printing, and with
quickest despatch.
Able, Importers and Dealers id'
. • Gunny Bags. and Bagging,
and various kinds of THREAD and TWINE,
both Linen and Cotton, of which wo , are receiv
ing continual supplies. - • .
&Web 6, 1856.—m6. •
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
ir H. DE PEE would call the attention of
ft, • the Ohne to his large stock of Three Ply,
ingrain, Veliet, Tapestry, and Brussels Carpet-
Inge which ho has just purchased at AUCTIOa...
and offers at lower prices than ever offered be.
fore in the country, and a large' variety, Moir
hioapacions Carpet Room occupying the ligeona
floor .of his 'Crockery and 'House Furnishing
store. Come and be convinced that thorn Is no
necessity for burs floors.
BingbamtcnOthiSeeL, 1866.
TERBI4-....1,60 : ea5hin advanee, $2,00 if
notpaidwithi n months; and $2,50, MAW!, tad
of the y ear. No paperdikontinnediratil enema.
ges are paid, escapist, thei option of the Peli.
liehera. Ali tommunieMiOns connected
pffice,toi asu r atto ati on , oat to directed {Post
paid) in E. B. CHASE, Enixon,ideniriaie, Sas.
quehasinaCounty,Ps. v
Rates of Advertising::
. •
One square (12 lines orlees) Sltssortki . ils,sl 00
,
Ea& subsequeqlnsertioo, . (425
.On'esquareAhrie months, . GAO
One square six months, . • *OO
&miaow Cards ,four tine's or ,leits ". . 3.00
Yearly adirer lis Et reente,not over 4- squatea
One column one year, • .. - • . '30,00-
• Yea, ly advertisers 1411 be resaiekeli Aolhe
business lo which they are engaged; and mimeos.
sidered as Vilsbiog to eontione advertlalbcoldien
they *hall giVe speelildireetions fore
;lance ofihe \ •
.
Er Thepabliskershavlngsdded to theiriob
Printing materials a large .and superior &make
Ment of Job Type, are nowpri.Paredto elctut- -
Job Work InSmanner tinsurpaubd" in this set
tion of ciontry, and on reasonable teams. —,
Blatilmofevery description jceptcoastsizOY
band or. printed to. order. _
*siness
atnyAlrr umusE;
Great Bead Depot, Pa. ADDISON BHT*
AtNT, Proprietor. • -
BURROWS, SPROUT& Co.,
taficturers of Sruoina Coma:ta > CA A.
,tftias Srsmas t Hughesvilie,_l4e:erning Co.,Pa
Springs may be had of M. S.WilsoNidootrose.
Win. W. & Co.'
Cabinet and Chair Manttfaetarernifoot. Main
. Street, Montrose, Pa.. .
Surgeon Dentliof, Mootraila Pa-, will beat
Searle'sliatel,Mondayeandleadrys cifeuh
- week. - 1.41
Dealers in. Dry. GoOda;Groceries, Hardware
Crockery, Ilnots and Shoes, &e.,SpringEllie
Pa. ' ' - 13
A. .1. DAVIS; .
ArsosicEY- min Cotrssellon AT LAW—Sttqiie.
- .hanoa Depot, Pa. OfSee over S. B. West's
Store. - 4 13. •
ABEL TERlllELL,3lostnosi, Pa.
Dealer in Drugs, Bfedicines, Chemicals,Dye.,
Stuffs, Glass-ware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Wir
dow. Glass, Groceries, Farley Goods, Jewelry,
"Perfumery, &c:.—and Agent for all of the most
popular Patent Medicines.:. -
JOHN. GROVES, ' •
Fashionable Tailor--Sh op under Searles
Hotel, Main StEeet,3loptrose, Pa. •
DEALER rs Btoves, Tin, Copper and kiheetlron
W:ire,Loderaville, n ear Great Bond Depot-23
A; Lathrop,
DEALER in 'Ready -Made Clothing; Hats - and
Caps. Boots and 'Shoes, Dry 'toads. &e. '
arStore opposite Searle's Hotel, Montrose,
C. D. LiTnicte, and with
J. P: W. Hazy,.
IrtItUGGIST and - CnEmsT, and-Dealer in
1J Dnups;Medieines,,Chernicals,PieStrill's
Paints Oils, Patty, Window Glass, : Camphine-
Fluid;Perfnmery, Yankee
LodersvillniPa.-10.
FRANKLIN FRASER., •
ATTORNEY AND COUiiSELEOR AT. LAW,DSoatrole
, Pa., will attend faithfully to all business. es.
trusted to him in the county OfSusquehanna.
Conreynting and writing of all Mr.& 'trill he
'done neatly, and charge moderitc: * He AiII
also attend to the prosecution ofetainfsorsol-.
•
diers, their tfirdowslind heirsogainst the 1:1A%
government, for Bounty - Lod, .Pensions, &e.
!Jay be
- found at all hours,st - the office formerly
occupied by J. T. Mellon:1, Esg., north of the
Court-liouse.--1853-13 -
M. C. TYLER; -
Interested with L. L. .11iiit
Hard
IMPORTED AND DEALER in ware and Cut
lery, Cstrizige Trimmings, Springs, Bze.
Nol 215 Pearl 'Street, N. F.
Where his Mercantile.friends, in this a n - d. other
Connties,ste kindly' incited,an d-earirestl y solicit
ed to call and. s
purchase: "
. . _
- •
. • H. Parsons, , • - •
'WHOLESALE dip RRTAIL DEALER in • Cablnet
Ware, Sofas, Bedsteads, •Tahles, Stands
Chairs, &c. . • -
. No. 9 Washington street.,
• .BloghaintOrt,N. Y.
rem Coffin Ware-Room up stairs.
PATENT MEDICINE AGENCY:
T2VABY EIDIEtti3
GLASS`DE POT! CPITSTNET ST*,
NOUIPSSe, Pei/19111
All size!, and desarlptions, in any quantity,
made t 4 order, or furnished on the shortest no.,
tic©,
'VNTLIOLESALE Desk» .hi Bottor
V V Combik, Suayenders, Threads, raw?!
Gao6, %Vetches, Jestelrv, Silver and "Plated
Ware, Cullery,lFiihing Tackle, Cigars, &e.
Metal:hits and Peddlers supplied cut liberal
terms.' -
Wll. HAYDEN;
JOHN' HAYDEN,
fiI_RADV ATE-of the Allepatbie:sod'Aa,,
ineepailie Colleges of 11140111 es Ilk tow
pertnaoently located In-Great Bend Pe.
April Ist; 1866. -
- • JOHN SKOMM,
"VASIIIONABLE TAILOR.. 'Shop' over the
Store of C. W. Mott,.- near !latch's Po-
IL S. lENAPP,i lIITIC
- E. CA lULDWELL & SO"' imimmit;
en; of China ~(Mabel ina Earthen,- Wea k ;U. la,
Warrea'Street.New York.
Plnted7.orks and Spoons. -
- rusT -received' eoaklet of Plated - ware,eiar.
- ranted to be plated heat* gan any Witt
ever offered for sale in Brnante Cettntp..
March 14. EVANS.
fiIIINA, Gin* old E th Waree-4
t acit&
'j !sealant in 4 at tow rie s et 1 il,
- — Ol5 18+50.
on
m Ft -
J. H.-DE PM".
SOS WORK.
irtctor g .
,Dr. 11. 811IT11;
PARK,
301 IN COLSTEN,
lattrit: Et C. Vail
ABEL TURRELL,
.• Montrose, Ps.,
DRUGGIST, AIM AGENT;
TOE ALL THE POPULATI
OF THE pax, - -
Consignments' Constantly Bee' eired.
SASH, BLIND, DOOR,
. AND - •
BY D.' BREWSTR.
HAYDEN 411,1 NtSt s
' New Xifitoxik Penn'a,..
DR. E; F. WHIM,
DC,,
[A. LATmtor
=EI
TRACY HAYDEN,'
GEO. HAYDEN.
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