MEE ilutt:*':::poogo : . • HE4..ARGSST CIiCIILAT/ON IN 110#11T411TEXN'A.: E; B. CHASE, ftoutrity , e, !Thursday 3*tie 11S!, 1856. Trisat Fafnir, - Gov ernillieist It. Is, &so witch- Cliildiee witb. ft eui -plious eye ; - to frown at their :merry out Inuits of innocent hilarity ; suppreis their joyous laughter, ~nrei to numlti:.them into tnetancholy - models of octogenarian gra!ity. - , ~ • • • And - .When:thoy.have been infault, it i ts.not . to'-punisti•-.rthern, Oft account . 'of the , personal injury:. that-you have . chanced Ito stiff*: in_ nonseipence - .of their fault.; while -disobe,diance;•; llaattendr.4 by intenienienceJ to yourself, passes without rebirke. Nor is : it to ,:Overtrhelm the little,:ctikprit. with a flood:ef angry • words, tr* sttinhirn with a deafening guisel: to call bun by Inr id names, Whic • lt do riot express his mi;deeds; to load him- with epithets, w4clr, would: be ,e -trilvapint, if. tppli'ed: to a' fault of., te.n.fold . • . .enormity• - or to .azie.c.ide with passionate vehemence, dint Ira is the worst child in the yiliage and destined. to the gallows.. 'But it, is to' w4cl anxiously for the first rising of sin, and - :to repress theta ; 'to .coun . .• •teract the earlie4, •workings of selfishOgs, to teach an implieit and umiustioning obedience to the will of the parent, as the best prepnr alien for a tature..; *allegiance to the: acluire ments of;ii civil . Magistrate, and to the laws of ITeaVeii. ° It is to puilish t fault ; bccanseit is a fault, becnuse it is sinful and contrary *to the com mands o (4 without reference to, whether • • it May or MA:, bare bet'•t productite.te _im mediate irtjliry.to Alio parent: • _ • It is, to reprove . • witit, calmness. and ceinpos ..• ure; and. pot With angry . few words, fitly •, chosen, and not With a torrent of t abusti ; h ptinisas often ris . ,Yoe threaten, acl. tlfroatop:',only rbeu you intend and eau rentetirber preforM; to say what yoa mean, ;3 (rbl d - - . 3- • to o, as . 3 on say. It is to geA;srn your family as-in the Sight: whe s gayskS - ou your authority \ who will reward Your strict fidelity with such 131esings,as he htrsbotowed on Abraham . ; r .punish your neglect with. such cur=es as he visited au Eli. ----r-----4- 411, .0 , -- - 1 -Iteliiion and .113t±ine?s. lAn individual, npOn being. , reproact:cd for !oine dishonorable- transaction in 1...11 , 11:e.i7t, as i Wconsistent with religion, replied, What has ( .. ... , ;eligion tO do with " business.? The answer ; leMonstratelleither Lis ionOrance, or wicked...l ness, : or both.; ...But. if we . may • judge: from ', 1 • . their, conduct,. this is-the s,enumetit of many I • professors, although, perhaps, they woull ,not avow it,. Are tliey not acting as if religion 'lad nothing. to".do either kith business, with • -...-1 ~..t.,... leini,,.. , r, or with. a .domestte or soen,.. . ~... liens - r—as if it. were a . ruatt'et of opinion, devotion, or c . .erernony —a thing of the cloister, oteloset'or sanctuary, whkli is to be coLEned to its own retreats. and never! to be allowed_. ; :o i ' ,'approach;. the scenes of worldly business I . :ma secular pursuits—a rule to direc't us how t ~ . td, conduct ourselves in the liottsecf God, and • 4, e1 , regulate our worship; and - Which., . having 1. , . done this, Lay accomplished its. : .object T .. . • !, Rhdde's, Per and !Ague Cure, 0 ~. AntidQ,c ti, Malaria; f6i. the prevention ' Ils not this, I f.ilV the view which, iawe may , 1 , i - :tad cure•of Fever and :Y 1 ale, - or. Ch'll Fe ver ;.Daral, Agae, and other! - .lntermitten ' t a ., (..ge by their bhavior, rmtny take of religion -., Dut pan tberc!beanything mote inaccurat . T :• Remitter:: Fevers: ate of 'Billions Fevers, r' ac n - allinevhaing, .un. 1 c s c t, ,.m , ,paannieddityi.::Typ.ltoid General Yellow Fever, Religioia is w pe-rmanent, G io eneral De . bility, Night iatyrit. , * . ' '.i 1. po - sessityr a 'kind Of uni- ! 'd,4,'!„ 1 „t„,..,,,,f -' 0 o e .` d e ic r ,; , ~ .t,lninc . r (-7 -- ~, . rms,of dlsea.so Which v rsalitt of nature: It must go ; with us, not 1 kaVe. a-common origin in ii ' • ! -- - • 1 - r it ly into the closet of , private ,d.e.vot:ori, but ;. ..•'.... MALARIA.OR MIASMA. ./ 1 certain as :i preventiVe or care. i• to all places ;it must regulate .. .our condnet 1 r„, ,, ,-,11. 3: , . _ - For s!qe by the unrTersigned, authorized agent -. .• f;r the Ploprietor,Ja. A. Rhodes, Pmvidenee tirt only toward .the cbunb, bp; tfl'A fad tt_e • world; it must operate npout-04., and iufluertee IFL T. _ ~ Li N. BULLARD. • uk not only itn Sabbath,. sac:Truant:ll and i , Montriuse, _3/ay 1; 1856. ant days, but r at all times; and must dictate, i - I not only lactwire pray,!and - read the Bible, 1 NOTICE. . • pliT y l. ,: l ,, C no tr tiFe 'iS .h e . reby given that S. A. and, keep:h4;the Lo.rd's day, but bow we 1 . 1 ! : urn, turecetving anew lot of Stoves buy and git'e.ii,. Religi u has no esclusive ; and wares of all kinds usually - kept in the Stove f and Tin line of business, among which may be , tithe, or place o br s:phere of its own, but is a ! . sound a tier a.r.surtment of stoves, header,lar- I ger and more durable than ever before offered matter of at times, place.s, and scenes, , proof; yen need will be My friend, religion Las to do.with husines,l in i tst c cz n i u l ut n y 4 , a all ex th s e mine t" yourselves. ~,i-sep s i v e . .no r n T i l tn e t t i in oti er h e ari ry d - :I I I) t ef x t... tensiv • o assort .whether . roWadnut it or net, and if yon r relig ,. , . ion -does not go witliyou to yOur business or i 1. Aatly labOr,:y . 4ll may conclude that it is no; I re l ent of Ti .l n It ce re re , d m i s o d r e sa . on le t itta lof ebtheesbery best canmateberi -a ! proper •-"kind:Of religion. Your. religion ; t o s u ,,:t h l t ic i nc , ,, , ,.;tkmziarnd l gete,aar l ut.oa f rnoiivnt„in ailtrniipplz 4tiar have nothing to do with -businev, but ; all sizes,' . . .. , .ICiptcrn Pumps, all sizes', lan* and 'Porcelain, . • be assured' God's : religion }MS . ,' and it is only that religion that sees. you , dO justly:noic, that.; k.e1,1,4,1”• all thee, Japraned Ware , nil kinds. • etnlr done on short. notice Sndan• goodar. ,'- :will see youpresented before . the throne of . 14Ter. MI loons in . the lineiwill' be sold cheap ' :dad atdast,"without , sitot or Wrinkle. or any 11' ,. )r - cash or approved credit. i' • ..- •• ' . - noels thing .r. -..- - I .. ._ S. Aik. WOODRUFF -.-.• '-- ' 1 - - .il untl• , .. , s.e; March 20, 1856. : , • . • ..a......0..------------- . I .• ; . . , A Happy Home. •, . , : • i i MISS Sit.RM In a happy,hotne: there Rill he no fault- 1 . -'findiocc no .ove.rhearivo ipitit—there will be i p EsPEC,ITULLY int:tins her friends and I ~ ... ; -1 lA, the inibi r ie generally, ilia - t under the firm of Co., she has,' just received at h 'no peevishness, no fr• - .:tfulness. Lnianoncss f A. D.. ....,- t ,,,, p . ,viii not dWell in the heart or be on the tongue ! r , ,nin:i, in 4,,,1er & Stoddard's: store, nP stairs, . the .wa,„tiog of ~ , if,, , 1 , .a s In a r,„,!u r. r V; spl . cedid assortMent of Spring and ..0h the te.a4, the sighs, of elegant Bon- and health, and time--of all that is most, to r ,,,, n .j.„: 2' ., ‘ ,d ' .. l . iti 4i k l 'i' n ' ul d s : 7 11i T i ri - Pg it'hiell, she -will 'he desired in it home,' occasioned' merely by 'won Moxtv next. ° Dr i es i s ze nt e 7i' . unkind' words: The celebrated Mr. Westf;v .1 rietifv-r, M i eaehinm and p • jang'9ltting and .l e ,resiiung one in the best , remarked - to this effect, natnely, titat fretting 'i - • .- z ia le " te .i.,f h :' 3 ri r t : iy st : B 7l l ;lA 1 ~,,nd scolding. seemed . like tearing the fi e:11 t ~ from the harms, and tha l t we have 'no more 1 New Goods • right to 14:witty of this than we have tO . curse, _ t i e • • • rzt•trogiflutly, b, Erprov, at H pbo . .or swear, 'or steal. In a perfectly hiirps- I Penn'a °- 11"; • , . h - 4lae)fi Itwilll ." I. . mac, •a. s nee& :e removed. r.ven 1 ril ILE subscribers are 11014 opening- a larg e as "Christ pleased not himself." so the them, i ,-+L -and:_ . well selected stock of new Goods - hers of a hafpy home will not'-seek 'first to i t itM l : t i g d, r ; f ct r i . l , 9 l, °tl P oo "tr ene d s ' Hardwa r e ' of all. please. thimso'es,_ but to; please, each other - . .1 sizes :Ina: stiles, Flo n tii:Coni - )le an sl,Salt o :Ze , s ; b ~, . II ofiwhieh they -will lie!' as cheap as can Cheerfulne is another- ingredient in happy hOirie. i How much aoesi - sweetneszs .. De„'"Ar'").:,-rl.4.ll:o?eries;l•l;:relii,n th;Penaty,in exchange .emanating :from a heart fraught - with love and WoOlen.Soas, for as s it np r ` ed iir ved uce of kin4 ' , Two Ail Hugs per'pair pld for, good Socks. lciedw.s, centribote to render a home happy. 6 1 - 1 16- ,sweet 1 Twenty ets. per lb. for Butter- ' - Hew nttaCting, • how soothii, that . 1 •• Siste ' n els' per d°z- fey Eggs: • • " ' clieeffninosii that, is home oh the.countenance i , I L - BELLB4 . TINGLEY: ,of a wife and mother. ..•. - - • i iif l"'-'itom• April 24,1856 .. ~ . rioWith . atierent and child, the brofWana i ;gy ..... gp ...... 2... •' • . a „, ...- .„---- ' --- 6 s/ i x, : ..tbelniStXeSS stud nerWantv dwel/ with • , -A ' - 107,4 44 8, e m; sv ge g st irui n d - , - - . lte 2.. t e gl ""aal t. 4 O : f. : l3prln 1. g. '. deliohtion • ,thoSe: cheerful looks -. those ce.i- 13 0 ,4, 4 of , uperior a tiding mile*, that beam from:the eye, and prices are mow being f ece i n d in .sli e k d tr: burst from thelamost soul who:endear .and.. . -' , '- .- '.- . - =. 11. -'4l. ' lg n t - near. - H , .. itinistene the retara_rif the father 447.1r-11-"46128 iSie; `-; 1 - , , --!, ,--agboas the ierm et Abe le ndor ;TlOßCELAilkillo!l_6ll:ll,lta CfrtSti ' more eriai for botlito 14044; lemSation, , Fawn diO:cord‘iriffeet:Tv4;/ow it daces thew pkvi!ix_leirto IP:return to. INfiTti.ttoods at ebb'i. th e parental l oot - TusT eienect by afail assort , r.ssoor.--A. httloi ! wragia a 'Ganger- beaold cheap, CheipeatheD even.. . sus pait. - ' Out theiviag laigelyils,aclie art! 1 :Gist as a call. You orukaot fail be suited Too site t* Tilts a Ixenroost of a hetr.—ltxt or quality. quantity? and jorasin. 'Evarfthirig eivin largely inakei ; feast 4 found in a randy store. ri Tbertistmtuts. Earron. APETLAT* by their. Powerful influence gm the kl internalT cera to purify the blood end Strati-. late it into lthy actian.t.. l'her remove the 1 1 / 4 obstuetions of stomach, bo t =:irer. Ina other org!ius el the body, aid, byres ' their yregular " action o health, correct, Wherev t. er ey exist, such derangements as arte'ighe first ceases of digitise. Ai. extensive trial of their viitneri, by . Professors, - Physicians, and Patients,/ias• 'holm:awes of dam." gerous diseases almost beyond belief, were they not substantiated by person of such estalb:ol position and character as to forbid the-simicitm of untruth. : Their ca-tificates. are' published alt my American Almanac, which the, Agents below named. age j pleased to furnish free to all, inqui&g. • • 1 Annextxl we give - Directions for their use in the 1 complaints which they hare been found to cure. ! Fon CoarteMIESS. —Take one for-two Pills; or such quantity as to gently move the bowels. Cos tiveness is &civically die. menstating cause ' of Puma, and the cure of one complaint is the onto ' • of bath. No person can feel well while under . a - costive habit of body. Hence it should be, as it can be. "promptly relieved. • Fon Pesrnesra„ which is sometimes the-cause of Coifiecritess. and always uncomfortable, take mild doses— from one to four to stimulate the stomach'. and - liver into healthy action. They will do it, and . . .the heartburn, bodyburn, antl - soitiborn of dyspepsia will rapidly disappear...-. When it has gone, aon't - forget what cured you.- 1 .. • For aa STOMACH, or Morbid Inaction of the tfloiceis rhich produces general depression of the spirits d bad bealth,•taise from four to eight Pills at first, and smallerdoses afterwards, until activity and strength is restored to the s3 - item. - „- Fon Neurons:gess, SICK 13 ti.trisenr., 'Naffsett, Pain in the Stomach, Bat, or Side, take from four • to eight pills on going to bed. - If they do not oper ate suific.ently, take more .the tint day until they do. These complaints will be swept out from the system. Don't wear these and their kindred dis- • orders bemuse your stomach is Aline ' - • For. SCROTITLA;EILTairrzaa, - '4nd alt Diseases cf the Skin, take the' Pills freely end frequently, to keep the bowers open. The eruptions-will gener ally soon begin to diminish and disappear. Many dreadful ulcers and sores have been healed up.by the purging anti purifying effect of these Pills, marl some dusting rlisee , - which seemed to saturate the whole system' have completely yielded to their influence, leaving the sufferer in perfect health; • - I'ationts l your duty to society 'Torbids that you should parade vourself around the world corired with pimples, bfoFches, ulcers, sores, and all or any' of the unclean diseases of the skin, because yolo system wants cleansing. • •". . - - l'o,Prnirr rice BLOOH, they are the best raedi eine ever diseoverba. They shisuld.be taken freely • - and frequently, and the triipluitiesSrhteli sow the 'seeds of incurable diseases will beswerit out of the system like chaff before the win IL . ; Sy this property they do as vouch good in preventing sickness as.by the remarkable cures which they are making every where. LIVER COUPtAIXT, JAUNDICE!, and all Bilious Affections arise frotai some derangement—either torpidity r congestion ' •or obstructions of the Liver. Torpidity and econgestion vitiate the bile and resider • it unfit fob , digestion. This is disastrous to the health, and the' constitution is frequently wider. mined by no other cause. Indigestion is the symp tom. Obstruction of the duct Which empties the ' bile into the stomach causes the bile to overflow - into the blood. This produces Jaundice, with a long and dangerous train of eras: Costiveness, or alt nately costiveness and diirthcra, prev ails. Feverish sysnp toms,langu or, low spirit., weariness, restlessness, and melancholy, with sometimes in - ability to sleep, and sometimes great droiesincss; f enlietimcs there is severe pain in the aide; the skin - and the white of the CTeS become a greenish yellow; the stomach said; the bowels shre to the touch; the whole systein irritable, with a;tendeney to fever, lilt ich mar turn to bilious fever, bilious colic; bilious diarrlorz., d. -entery, Fe.. A medium dose of three . or four Pill ti."see at night, foliose:0 by two or three in the oteralli- , , , and repeated a few days;will remove the et,u-o of r.ll these tootles. Ras wickod to suffer suc h i y.:••. when Ton can cure them for 2.5 cents. ' Ilii Et' MA/ ISIII, Got'. and all "jorlamika.tory Fe 'vets arc r.:plklly mica by the petrifying effects of these P;Ils upon the blood and the stimulus which they acrd to the vital principle of Life. For the.t. ' all all blight d complamts they should be taken in mild doers, to mole the bowels gently, but freely. • • Asa Dis:Nrat Piot, this is both agreeable and useful. No Pill can be mode more pleasant to take„ and certain' "none has been made more effectual to the purpose for which a - dinner i pill is employed. ritEPARED ET • - - • DR. 3. C. — AYEII,4z CO., • Practical and Analytical Chemists LOWELL, MASS.', AND SOLD LOOK HERE! A.B EL . T UR-RE - LI '‘,.'S just received _frets Now York, a fall and desirable ,stock of ~-• Ni 7 9 47 , 09 0 451 - Co - prising.* .first :rate assortment - or Drugs, Cheinie4ls, Medical, .Instruments. Pni~►tts, Oils, .Dye Studs, China,' Glass -and Bar. tlisitWare, (a good variety of Crockery,),Brit aiinia-Ware, Japanned and Planished Tin Ware. Silver and all other kindit of Spoons. S!lver Fo*s.'tßurter•Kttives, &e - • AU sorts of Limps. A good variety. of Wood !and -Gilt Frame Mir. ro Wall and Window Paper. Stationery. Sto .e•and Wooden Ware.," Brushes. Brooms. Fa ily Groceries. Lantp Oils. Campbene.— Burning Fluid. Tar o tw Stearin and Spermaceti candles. 11416 antr.9ther :Whips. -Varnishes. Wihdow &a. A first rate variety 4;tf OW- elrti'arid Fan Oath,' Gold And.SilvOi Spec tarred. Gold fens. Flutes; Fifes, Ac seorileond, Violin and Veolineelld Strings, &e. 7— Th . I .lorgest agsortnient .of Pocket :Knives in Sudii., Co:, and the .beat quality in_ Market. Shot Guns, Ptritold, (dingle and Double Barrel,) Re - , volers, $ c.• • • - . In' Short. the Physician, the InValid, the House- Iter - per, theTariner,' the Mechanic, ttre,Marinfac ttiret;the Professionat Man, the Gentlethan, the Lady, the Rieli and the Poor, the YoungandOld, the .fleautiful and • the Ugly, the Gay and the Fn Itionable, and - 311:the rest of-the people, will fin ,'something to supply their every day wants at : • ' • • tore jn the now Brkk Block—Prices low— Qualities good—Call aud see. liin issti. BEL TURRELI.. I A .- • L...-o — Thop a rerell, going to Turrell's _Ol 1 1 ' NEW GOODS. ' miLLAN & PARK return their grateful hitaelAwledvients to the public, f l r past fa ..., vorti;andatteMion to the very large stock of spring and Summer Goods they are_now re ceiVtng., and .offer fair sale at very i.no prices. In addition to their usual assortment of staple Dry ,GMMs,-Groeeries, Hardware, Croelterv, Paints, and p:ls &c., they are prepared to exhibit_ asOrtmeta of f i LADIES PRESS GOODS of piery . desefiption, - Figured, - Plaid and Plain, Si i kit. II Orin e tS.SIIAW 114, Ribbons. GluyeN Hosiery. Ladies and Migsetl, shoes - or. all kinds--also a lar io stock of. " 7 . : . - • • •- , - • JLEADV MADE ChOTIJING,_ Cl Oa, Cassitnc, • d es,.Twbedg, Jeans, .Sununer 'Hats- and. Caps, Boots and (ii A, Veking. h &c, solicit an early etlll from tu purchase, GOOD GOODS aT !hey reSiwrif 4ge uho wish. oR nuens. mc,mrt.LAN & PARK. 2, 1854., ; ' 1 EI=MEE d MELODEONS, AND MUSIC. lte Cu.slit System - Adapted! Prices 1 the.vring lakes this method'of • Greatly Reduced.' I-customers and the ptitdic g,cnenilly. that hi, wl!1 still• Ills entire stock of Good; at for r. or rode pay. No credit will I.;trgivt'7l ftr''' date. would say to those itldelttud eitlwr:by note or book avconnt, that tr.e same tnui.tbi% settled wifto forlher notice. lie also offsr for <C:! li lancry,t;nrc•- I hotiv,itw.) honscs,a:l4l the appoiteinin -1 ees-liitircwith, .4:res of - lamb All irficchhda will h.: • • niddietowt,.. • I. H ACE WATERS. • r , Broashthy, York. AG!E,:CT FOll . ARE trST rth.3To7s AND • cEW 1.4)1:.K • \ • , . txsranuExrs, - . . The largest a - yiortment of Pianos, Melodeons Musical Instrutu nts and Musical 31er,liandise of all kinds in tai United States. Pianos from TEN different m nufaetories, comprising .hose of every variety • f style, front , the plain, neat and substantial 6 14 ocL•wes, in Walnut or Rose woodl Cases, fron Sl5O, to $2OO, to ilio4e of the most elegant tinis e i up to One Thousand Pollars- No! house in ,the Union can compete With - the I. aboce in the ntunt,er, variety and celebrity of its ..n4ruments, rt?r in the estrern ely Irnv priers at which they are sold. Igo: acs, %VA TEILS' MODEM N I all' r.O V ET/ PIANOS, W zit or ifl'aio'l, Iron frames, posses=sing' in Lh itimproveme is of over.strit.rs • and action,. a length of Scats power, and compassal of tune ti , eqUal to the Grand Pin nc, united with the-beau ty :and durabilit3 l , of structure of the squLry Pi aui). They are justly pronounced .by the Press and by the first Musical Masters to be eqhal to thse of any - other madufneturer. • .They. are 4 built of the best and most thoroughly •-.e :soiled material,' and guaranteed to stand the.action of ev'qy climate. I. ii., ash Instrument to. give satisf,e ti..n, or purchase-money refunded, Second.liand Pianos at great batgains, constantly, in store, Nitro from $3O to $l4O. - UortAcs. WATERS' . 31EL ODEONS, superior- In stiitments in tone, touch and durability am:lke. alined the equal temperament.) Ileodeons "of all other styles and makes. Prize $45, $6O" Vfs, $lOO, $125, $140; double Reeds . . $l5O ; double Reeds and two banks of keys, $2.00. Lesss a liberal discount. Clergymen and Char . ches, an' extra discount. , ?lartin's Guitirs,Brown's 'Tarps, Flutes, Flu ti as, Accordeons, Violins, and Musical Instra thntsof all kinds, at lower prices than ever be fae offered to the public. A largo discount t , to Teachers and Schools. Thu trade supplied, oil the most liberal terms. MUSIC:—One of the Largest and best select 7 ed catalogues of Music now publistred,roinpris ing many of the choice and most popular airs , othe day, and will_be sold at one-third offfrem 1 the regular prices: . . . I ' Music senClv mail to all parts of the coun ir t post paid. Particular and personal attention Ipeid to all orders received by mail. . Satisfac- I lion guaranteed in every . instance. Piano's and Melodeons for sale on monthly`payMents.- See odd-liand Pianos taken in_ exchange fornew.— Ge n eraln and Select Catalogues and Schedule of prices forwarded to, all parta of the country by Mail. ! . frar dreat indacenionts offered to .agents in all parts of the country, to sell the Horue Ws tars' Pianoi,Atelodeons, nod-Catalogue of Mn- Terrible Accident, TAPPENED to Mr. Green the other day.— JL Ile had bought a suit of ready-made clothes a the Store, andjhe first day's wearing the ae c4deat oeinrred, First, off drapt his coat-tail by. e mere force of specific gravity, giving to un.' ftunate man the apperanee cn badly. trimmed tuft'with the flying jib in the stern, and on ek apThg over to pick up the remnant, the dread ful casualty took place—the fountains of. the_ great deep were broken up—Green's pants were sundered from ankle to waist, and - Green himself. seemed Wire. The only, way to prevent such deplorable accidents Is to patronize a skillful tai lor, who makes up his work with a determina. , Lion that it shall not only fit neatly, but weal tell.' Green buys at the clothing store because e thinks he can get his-gearing a little cheaper. In all brobability the pante that served him so rescherously had passed through a fever hospi tal, been striped from a cholera patient, carried herne eight nights in the week on a shutter, and finally bleached and =flied by an hagenious freachman for a market in the country. •.Take tarning by poor Green's mishap, and go to a ailor shop like that in the iniunent of %Searle'a • otel if lon want.to be suited. . . Eir Cutting dune as usual, and all work war. nted: - _ JOHN GROVES. . Montrose_ ,Ang. 27,1855. frlifiE subscriber is now receiving his second JL general purchase of GOODS this Spring, Which renders his assortment very iesirable and "complete. By strict attention to business and by fair dealing, ,he hopes to merit a Hirai share of publie , pswonme. those -friends who 'have iiielded to Mai-their, preferences, and kindly eustained bitn byAtheir patronage," with the • in tention-Of aiding Sim in regilitining in part the heavy lose recently.anstained by tire, be tenders SOW Withlhe:essarizice - - *Albeit interests shalt beisuftialip preemie,. - • ABEL TURRELL - , 1 Montrose, April 24.1866. Take.NOticei SurfpAy:so:wow - farnishe4 with Libra-- Afettof'diffeetet eke. of Newl York retell, price*. Call at the PatOffiee. -- May 7, 1856.- . • _ TON AND- VICINITT.• 8 LOT and,eimpor Restreadit, it 1 I • " tanee -40*erivirousit Keeper . - .- • ' !Sill PARI/- - BROTHERS!' 'lllClANELroceired their spring s l opply of how. furnishing Goods. We !can up/ offer seetrisbeintiful styles of CrockerY. One of them I a•iie*and elegant Spring Patter') or White En= smelled Ware..- - Our.Goods are all Er-No. lin quall0; no secoird4 or 'odd logs: but complete *Mil, and can sprays be matchdd if broken or tnore Ar:inted. for•yws to come. All the coin. • trMr(Wares,-CHINA:,TEA WADE, stg splendid styles of white.and . decorated , very low. GLASW Alt .E. - . a complete- and unbounded vrulety always 'on hand._TEA TRAYS of our own importation.) Fifite elegant:patternS,. fitr suipassing in rich. I noi, knish and durability, the American article Li:entity, sold, at as low prices, and by far the largest and "moat complete lot; over offered in 1114 e 'Parts, from $3 to eti pen sett Of four. ... . . FaOlf AUCTION 7 . GREAT ,' BAR r. . • •. GALATSI! 'I - - .- . ' Traits Curtain Cornices, Bari l 4s.' nooks, &c., at Prices that defy competition. Twent.S. differ- 1 enf:styles of those elegant Bird Cages, front ; - '75 p,crits to slo:each. :3-1 difftirent patterns of I- surierior warranted Clocks. frtim $1 to $251 ..---+:_, enOt. Watche's, Clocks and ilteley neatly re- . "Til paired: Plated Castors, Cakei v askets,Sprtons,l .. , l ?'/I Forks, Napkin. ftinp, &e: 4c. .200 Doien 1 D' Knives and Forks. • Parlor Lt.nips, Hall Hang- : ' ini Limps, Britannia and Tin Va. _.. --,r ; 11.4 RD ii"..4IZE (I EN r e I?ALLY. • - Marbleized Iron 'Mantle Pieoland Grates, &c.. arid in fact a general House Buil ing _and House and . furnishing establishment'. W,ar t -W" Call and see us at our "CRYSTAL PAL-1 the . AGE." two doors east of the canal. • If our Goo& are not as repres , •nted, j want our prices as low as in biwn,. and you.,rtre not . ; eei4. - treated well, please don't buy. I - lw SIIEPARD I BROTHERS., Diughauston,.Mareh, 1856: 1 - • • ."::. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I . . CO., would re. F°s l f i t p etfull 'l yi tl of ' or S tn M l. l lC i p i t4e. :hut they hare tiufrhascd the interest in the Nally and Harness Business of A. & E. Baldwin. ;CY'ithope by strict itt6ti(.nte. business to memo. oar share of 'ublic patronage. 'Constantlif Or. hv-.1, Ssadics, Bridles, I larness; Whips, TruFlk,:, Nialices, &x. Cairiafre Triming, in all of its !branches will be, neatly done to order, on reasohOile terms. - Shop No::', Searli , s ilasem 4 nt. . F0RD11.1.31 'l.l.lTli & CO. Slontrose, Jan. 1,185 G. ,5 : Raro Chance to Buy Goods Cheap. G. NV . WIG EST . berni ilesirot!sof c?mss. Cosinessfor , the ptirtoi•se of M .Carpatings; Oil LOOKING GLAS ! GLASS W ;it, the Ceockery and tertliskinQte of J. H. .DE C.lteaper tLart an'y ham ton. I;WOULD call the attellti o 'and the public to thy -spri ‘vareg; fur their elegancy st fini - sh, far surpas,ittg' an() havinff, the a.;ntt❑ rtplenish furnin i l the •tew rtt a it Iliw'; in this eoui,ty The. :afin,:ion of aew.llon4,- u:arly caned to my e , took as rainutial, both useful raid orna fuinkshipg Co,oda, .fur z e 9:. bping thuiJleavi . iy enz:iged briikich,"otTer great advanta,j,es! CII - PCKERN AND CIIINA fitnbraces the largest variuti in this section, of all the diirerJ GLASS WARE • of ever y • needed artiste.. Carpetings and Oil Cloths. Th:s branch oectiplei the secnmd •floor of, our establishment; pearly 150 feet in depth. sell stocked with .Velvet, Brusvds, .Three-Ply and ipg,r.sin Carpetings, Mat , t, Window Shad,:, r.nd Table Covets Which- are nfrered at u s'tnalr adV.ance-frnrn cost_ ALiVe Geese Featli.frtialway on band. Loping Glances, Gilt, Mahogany, Ornamental and Oval Glasses, in great variety. • • HOUSE FUIINISIHNG GOODS, eans:sting of Wood and Willow V.tro, Plated Goods, Britannia and JaVanned Ware of every deeripti , .n; Tea Boat ds in varions styles, T..ble cutlery, Feather Dusters,Fluid, Oil and .Solar Larnps, Bird Ca g es; also fancy, &At eta, Reticules Satchels, &c. :; '-Tr all or which we initt.byour attention and solicit your trade. , • J. IL:DE TELT.• Etifighatnton, April 20, 1856. • " . . • . . • t . . . .. , English Lever Watch e s. - 1 i • . • 'D • MEWED by steamship i!; . • NEW GOODS CREAK ... ,R .. „:, , - • II, Battle, 2 dozen more or , •.• , 1 1 . . 1 -1 : 7.-., 4 those Splendid Englis! Lever': I 'l - 11..irreceived it lot a Nelar .. Goods, such _ad De hunting Watches, of my* . oVin 'I i r I.3,ines, 'De Bares, - Paramettas, Persian, Al •' a . ' ttnporattion, wartanted the i imeis, Gingharns,! hlerinos. Prints, and Shawls, k i -1-,, , t.e ~_71;i'. .. .-. . very -best . quali.y. Alsi), a! i n Net a gsneral . assortment of Dry Goods Which' 1-.'5......-1:4.,....... -,l *,;isto --- small ' lot of - very snperior t will be sold low : MOVements, which will be cased in any style or , WANTEM—Sockso Eggs, BettefiLard,Cheese, (Finlay, to suit purehasPis. - Tlanto-1, &c...aurrteantity in, exchange for Goods , . . ' • A.I.E.RED .T. EVANS. at cash prices. . t.. C. W..MOTT. - 'Binghamton, March 14, 1856. - - •- . ' Montrose,Sept. 1955' - . Just Received - iNewlotof Boots and Leather, and for sale. 1-1. cheaper than ever by . J. A. do J. R. ASfILEY Itrooklyn, Dye. 5.1855. Removed. • TNTO Brick Bloat', front tooth, over the Store of M.-8. Wilson & Son, C. D. VIRGIL, Denti.t iMontrose, May 9, 1856.. • C - LOVER. and Timothy Smity - • -.- • ' -- BALDWVI 4 PEAIs:INS • t;iilentrotii.., April, 1•858. - .. . 'apposed to bo cheap $lOOO 11.eady Qmade clothing at DICKERMAN GAttRATra ;iNew Milfred, sept. - Attention Parmorg Points Or A' pritiv and kind now in use; aim No. y. 1.. - . - Blatebley Plows and Cori I) rany tiel-d at anietlate of day. and upcii JO o'clock It tp exchange tor Cash. old Iron, Ghia, Eggs, or. any kind of ready Pill, of , • • 1. N. BULLARD. I Montrose, M 1 ay , 1856. • - Portable Chia -Works. UTE desire to call public attention to our - V newly - invented GAS APPARATUS, de; signed for lighting country Residences, . Facto ries,liotels, etc. These works are efficient and simple in their construction, and warranted' to give entire satisfaction. Apply to . O. COATES dr. Co.,at ifircher,_Warner Ji 376rosid- War Y.- ' ' - _.t ' tali 7 IR5c • - " 1 , 1 111 Cloths. . , ES. AD ARE kF,rnishin g -E3: I E 'EC, • , 1 ALt iraer in il . .i.c 1 7.-.! :yid tr.lcAs HOTEL of liousekpepers g imp . ottation -re and be:lnty of 'before exhibitud, l'ent in store, I:entire new ores ss price than any I:keepers is partie etabeas!ring nil the lental, of lic.u•r tilts outfit—and in thi4 exclusive. to purell ts.ers. DEPARTMENT e r nir•re3 hf:fore lent A 8 T bift Talon PE will leave Kirkwood; posslngthroughEor• 40116.1,4 hr rty,re.,every tnornlnfrafter the sari- ' orCars,koth East andirest,reach tosekt I P.M. • RETURNING Montrotedally4Standays eseepted) ;at 2 . P M. • Kirk% ovin u cline to tie the MalTralna af .th East and Wtst,bring the neiresi And uicit IFotitetoreaehthe Near York and Vale ktallroad. het rittrsectistrl.weektylina•forDintOck Spring inkhannoek „Wyoming . and Wit kesbirre. wlilch pntroviAt 7_ A of every Monday - Welnesdey Sind' ; Abe, Clue 0 veleadsetne,Leraysvitl....er.e.o4o4 B pd comfortablegartiage4 are providqd s and the i tomviikpare nopalurtoseeemmodikittherub . W II ATC.II. 2,1!54. ~ MOTtGAN OcWEST • Lest rearhin' Ccre,i) resPitile hi I', le.i . tenvoYA relay Teaul Prytiii lic. • 4LDWIN & PERKINS. ~sale and Rent'il.denters in Fl.4r, ;aft , PorL, (rain, Feed O.:audios, Fieth andaoiar atilt for Pork. i mint Street,—East end of Lyons &Chan- I tore, non t false Pa. - - I . ALFRED BALD WIN ~ SILAS PERKINS. • uiroae Oct-30,1855.-44; TV hi NI enl, pack fluitderx..Depot for strique. Mut county, at New Milford. 1 -, - ;cKERMAN & GARRETT are giving es, Peeinl attention to. the . improve/Dent eon ! lated in thi4 County • the comeiug season, I jay offer a helping hand; by. .keeping, Iy, for sale a lar!Te.quantity of Window 414 l,ass, Blinds, -Doors, Nailm, - Paintml-and ilenratete assortinent of builders, Hard P j. l &e. Those going to : put up Douses in 'Pring will find it fkir their_interek to give We can furnish- every thing you and at the vent -lowest manufacturing pri -1 . DICKERMAN &. GARRATT.' iv Milford, Feb.B, 1856. :' 1 • • LOOK HERE. ,fircr.r 'good assorimbnt of the kind in- market. Also Table Kuives and IOON. --- SSttv Ert,SilverPlated,GerninoSilver. ' tn. nod Britnnia-ware Spoons._ Also nil of Butter Knives. Ilimt STraxds, , rows. and all the fixtures, i f iqu 'A L c :? .l ; r e ' s l , ' F nn luld b C -.l .i tk l . n s' plre il n in e g a:ii r e k s s it e ii , p t • 2 1 I SuLy CL - tobr.ruts.—A full assortment, nem 11t :S VD. PAT:iiT nro„ rats. 1. 1 1191.: 'lll4 iNTS AND PiLS,j--,A• pien:Ed variety, of .the neatest Copes.—Nearly everything in„.this rFulittnv.--A. ehnive variety. 7 e' supplias rec'eivNi twarly every week.)' . j, silort.soarly everthin , 2 persons want, and I, at the variety stoic of ntrose .Tan. 10, 1856 DISSOLUTION. Copartnership. heretofore ezistincr he tween 1.1 Pittriek jr.,: and Q. Z. Drinoek is day diiscalFeti . by mutual eon'ent. Tho 4, are left in - the OM •:!fi of Di.. Patrick, and - 1 Searlt, k anti orlird to ciillect nd settle geounts... • • 1.1; PATRICK.'JR. I G. Z..9,1N10CK. !ntrolike; Pa.. Sari. 11,1856. tlui bon D. Of: . Rica •Prairio Farms• L•inds and Town LofT,in q 4 , 1 41jqiniiij States: Ilial . . salts it, tireat v.itiety, at.:i,,w price'i, .sti d I ini favoral):,i terms.- PAMPHLET 'CAT: r pia: DEscaturrioNs or PROPERTY; i pri e ,s nttaellcti, furs:- - ,rtled grilti.s la. nail it extensive local eonnections will facilitate.] valtriblo information of any part of thi) !to applicatits desErlng . to locAte. ',livers of itrai;44 cootr.o. Ismitis can then - Kilt:es of tho)knawledge and exp - eri 7 Of Mr. Dupuy, the late land agent of the I ;any, to supply the tlitlicnity of making- ju r Its selections.. rtioular attention given to locating war examining lands, furnishlng 'r,inp.4 and de lions. payment of taxes; and to a- general Emtate 11118:11C/C4. • CiIARLES DI.TPLTV & CO,. • Corner of Nlichi...ati avenue and South Watt). St., scar Illinois. Cen. 12.11, PepOt, Chicago', Illinois, RLES M. DUPITY, 'ID S. OGDEN. IP. rrin CII I) rtaaAm. TAEMAIN ct CO. -• TILL kee l , always on hind at their Store near the "St:l - met:a' Viadnet " a large iStlrt eat or al.arfieleu..usq 411Y1 cal ed f)r in Couotry - Stores; cOnsisting of Pryi Goods, Ready Mad:: Clothing,. l Tat s.• and . Caps, Boots - and - Shies, Crockr'ry, Gliiss sad ildeensware,Clocks, Hardware, Nails, and'Cut terV. Groceries, Oils. Provisions,- Floor, Feed. Salt, &e.. Drng,icand Dye .Woods, WoOden and -Ware, Brushes, Brooms, Stone Ware, an. a great variety of other*" traps,". ail of which - they! will ,exchange for cash Or country produce, oniaS good terms as. any establishment lit the enitutv, and wenarantee our Goods to prove at times - as they are represented.' W.'T. & Co. hOpe by eloseattentiniito basint•;ss; and by tair dealing, I merit a continuance of the patronage ehich has h . cretofore, been liberally extended. : The nighest.t.narket rates wiil at. all times be paid in Goeds, or Gash if preferred,toi Item lock, Bark at the Vi.iduci. Tannery.. , . •• 'WM. TREMAIN Lrinesboro, Feb. i 7, 1856.. . . - • Fresh .Arrival of . Now - Goods at DICK - MANS & GARRATT'S _ .THE subscribers' woti!d ra..pectfully itaf,-orm the! gool! E.4nt;.cttchrma Co.. that ,they are T.1.,%* stock of rail and r.:, usually largo and H will be sold for. cash or ' ‘ :r credit'etteaper than c.uti be boUght• at , : , •nereatabliehinent in the .county W. mean - what we say. Please give us atrial, i! • DICKEttSIAN & GARRATT'S. - 1' New Milford, Sept. 18th, 1855. • Clover Seed - the Lincisrglan and Timothy Seed for lode by - BURRITT. NowilfOra, Mardi 17, 1856, VUT Nails and Spikes .- Boonton , Parker "Mills and-Old - Colony, at , PRYFE 11 KNOWITOS . .- • , ,Binghamton,Nov.,,, ARAM:4;B4 Latest atylea at • • CAT;MOTT'S. - : - oYss 'Ye . l ' '* • -* - . ItTORE new Boots .reeeired this day at* IV .IL Pesti:Mier.. :- '''- - . -=- - % i U o :ourtshlti litidhfarriage by ?dm: Canines Lee .• ew York Glefland Chortle Zook. .. ..- ._ binsonCresee.new and templet. Edltiot, an a now lot of school Books , and • Mstisuall; & ~&e., afredn.ettioriets:•• -1 - - ; • ••• . - -' ' A. 14. BULLARD.: lontrose,. Aril 22, 18K . _ EtW tallitSEWElT rirt HE SUBSCRIBERS having takeailie Store • and purchased. the Stock of GOODS of R. T. AstintY, are prepared to sell for Re a dy P ay 'only, a. • VERY FINE ASSORTMENT OF . DRY GOODS, . • - GROCERIES, , • CROCKERY,- . HARDWARE; . . • PERFUMERY, • YANKEE NOTIONS, IRO'NAND NAILS, • POW 'S AND SHOES, - - FLOUICAND SALT, • - SOLE AND UN'ER. LEATHER, &c., &c., dtc. , `At such prices as (they thirfh) cannot fail to give entirc satisfactionlo all tyko may favor then'. with their patronage. ' • All kinds . ot . produtie taken. in exchang,e . for goods: J. A. & J. R..ASHLEY Brooklyn, Nor. 15, 1855. • - Great Exhibition in._Springvi REAT. .AND RARE EXHIBEIIGN OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,' of almost everY7ityle and quality, such as will be sure to please . hnd 'acennrndato ; all - classes ..Of peOple—frnm the eLlKin thelermllo to the old and thicrepit... Theie gotlds. are bought on tho inmost favorable terms,..and w7;;I be sold actording ly. .I)lence give us a tall and we will to sup ? ply all your wants -in the lino of GOODS laver kept eOuntry.‘tine:. You need 'not go to Ne,w. York for any thing you want, because we Eih'viitliem fresh from the city.= - scow, JotiN.§•oN, & co. , • SPringville,Ta:, May 8; 1855:• TT.BURRETT has now in store and is receiv. 1.1- ing a largesteck of NowStovos,,,iWuding,, the Star of the: West and National elevated- : oven, Black Rover. Wide World and. l'arSaca Large Oven, to which hn woul invite - particular attention n:s the bcsttookind Stoves in market, with a su perior assortment of Parlor,Offiee and Shop stoves file Wood or Coal; niS(I Stove Pipe, Zinc, Sheet- Troatoves Tubes, &e., • • Tlds stock is selected from, the best.FoundriesT of and-Utica for cash with the best qoanti: •ty Trlmthinus made:to order for his custom trade, which will enAbie him in till roSpecfs to defy competition and Will be sold at the.thost reduced prices for .!a...!1 or approved credit; , New Milf'o,d Oct. 1855. • •• New goods Cheap for Cash. - ((''t W. - mow has just received another lot 'ot mil. New Goods, such as Challis, Barge De- Lulus, Do 11:3;:e.s,Ginghams, Collars, Embroidery, Lawns, &e„ &c...wiura u. OfFEAiS AT, v soW SIMIVLS, i new lot just reveiveil--beautiful patterns at very low priers; also CR A•PE'aird BLACK SILK SHAWL. as loiazts thNoirest. •'C. W. MOTT. Juno 13. • . . . Stores! Staves ft' Stores! 2 HE -tahriber wishes,to eilll the attemtifit f .1. !lis friend.; and the l'fiblie to his very large . , . , ussortment•of A. TURRELL at his n'eW Store noon) in Lodersville, - next'to L. S. Lenheim's Store; and, near thy Great Bend Depot.- Be has in addilion to. ids former large variety . of Cooking and ParloiStoves, rmiey new Patterns, some of which are— . . _ . S 1 ..Vic.liols A, . - liat eh Branch, I . . .1. ire Fly, . Modern Troy, 3toltryteß, . - Mede.llion_ . - Blaik Warrior, ' .Orient,- . Oak., • . - , Err.. titovo, - Which Ingether •icitti'lii; former stiA..k• win. he pprlipps the in.lst extensive and v,;:ried assortment of well selected Stilves in theenunt.y. •...*,14 Clinton Stoves well fornlshecl at low Prices. All articles ih his line hept,on hand and made: to order as nsnal c -nnd order received at his old stand in Great . Rend. , • . JOHN COLSTEN. Lodersi - ille & Great Bead 1856:—1f. lITICW GOODS , . riri sttlwriberls in constant receipt ofNeir • Gdods, in his line of business, - nearly every FAANRTIN - FBAS= 4 week. The public will find his. asaortment No I,j - AT:VI:NEI- AND COUNSELLOR AT LA.W, 310141 . 031 ;tad his articles . new And of good . quality. The . will attend faithfully,- to - all business en. ,tookconsi+tsas oso 4i :o f ' trusted to liiln ln. the "coonty'aStianueluinnu.. rrl TIE UNDERSIGNED would respect. .H. • (ally inform the citizens of •Dithock- and the surrounding. country, that he has opened a store at Dimnek four corners, 'where he intends keeping constantly on hand a rood and well se. I ected• assortment of riry GoodecG roceries,. !In rd . Ware, Crockery, and all, kinds of Merchandise. usnaUy kept, in a-country store, which he Will sell as low, if not lower, than any other - estalAish_ meat in Northern Pennsylvania, - 11.1ontrose .not excepted. .Gentlemo. and Ladies give me a call. and examine my.- stria \of Goods, and my prices. You witUsave at fens,' some miles irat e] and perhaps from ten to fifteen' cents on ex. try dollar you pay on.: assortment of Ready Made- clothing kept cuilstantly on hand. All kinds of County prodnee taken in exchange for Goods at' the Market price. • . WM. H. THAYER; . Dintoak, Jut . 15, 1856•Hy1. • CARPETS:AND OIL CLOTHS. T . 11. DE ,PEU. would the attention of ei tho public to.his larg,e stock of Three 'Ply, ingrain, Vet re, Tapttstry;and - Brussels Carpet ings Which he has just purchased at AgeTtos— and oilers at lower prices than ever offered be fore in the country, and a large variety, filling his spacious Carpet Koom.o v ecupying ttle second floor, of his-Crockery and House Furnishing store. Como andte convinced that there is Do necessity for bare Ore,. : H. DE PEE: . Ifingliamton.tith.Sept.,los. - The Cheap 28". itiDIJAV-, .undersigned Would - respectfully infortn• the inhabitants orDinghatnion arid vicinity, that-he hay reecutly purchased of Edward Priest . hip Lrge. an,i• well selected stock. of , - :.• •I . 1 .. . DRY. GCKSDS, removed. !ion* ..La Fnyette.Rloek to Ni,. .28 Ciitirt Street,. ono door above. .the American Ilotel. - • - • I • This entire stock has been parehaSed ontid erably below' New York cost, cn ngh Ho to him in sgyirig that:ho will sell Goods cheaper than can be bought at . any either, Store in town. • • NEIV'. SPRING ANp - Summer goods, to the -atioro stock has jut 4 been' added .a•-largo invoice 'of Spring and Stimmer . Goods of the latest stilly, wt deli will be Closa out at great. • • 1: consists in parr .of tbtl Goods, uiz .Fine Lawns; fist colors, fro.M - gto ltir.per.) ard ; CAllecteB, Artieriranand English, to tic.. per yard; and Co' Prints, at 11 e4„.llleaehed owl Dr° wn',S'bc.ti— ti,rgs and Siiirtings, - from trols. 6d- per'yzird't Kentucky Joann, from I K. , 3e. to ds. 6d.. per Lad es' hose, from 6 Iz4e - ." lo Ss., 6a: - per pair _ ; Ginghami,froni . 10e.. to it3e, per yard; Det„,aints from 0 ( 1,-w -as t , riot vard. Also a large , lot of Linens, Quilts' and Curtains . iond Draporis, Shawls, Gloves,. Table Covers,: Silks, Sires, Embroideries, Sze. Trunks, Valleoistui zapi, - prall sizes and Pr' Don't forgot the nitaiheN'i.S.Conr(titrent, f . I Dour east of the Anifirb r im tinfAd, but elan and see before purchasing elsewhoro„: , - G0D%%14 - , Binghamton, April 1d,1856, ;; ,_,, _ , if n ow tecobrink T , bo °fere At his witial 'taw Montrose; Nitwit llt 1856 "I':" (X - . tHR:PI:II3I;I,Cc NEW STOVES STOVES, . •• Drums. MedierinA - Paints, Oils, ~, , , Dye-StaTs, Groeeries, • Fancy-Goolq. Jewelry; , Perla mer'y, &i:.. ABEL TURRELL Ntantrnge, Jan. 10,1856. ' 2 -Attention at Home. THE 'MONTROSE' DM rtaluouta? EvFay litt*D.,q,mmet , nlia iitgitN4 4 lB` 46,411141/311,-- .• .h" , 1; ,„ a, 11tE1LM...,41, not paidwitbin si xm o nth s;ttii4l24:lo;stklifiiiti oftheyeat. No papoi - disiontintie6 „ gels uro paid, except at tile- optidkof fishers. AU ommnii eationfi`coaneetedwitbthe offieo,to insure attontioti,uittit bo:directed (pent. • paid) to B. ellAtig,,'EDlTiaiMontrowitaaas quohanna Bounty, Pa. - • • -Haien ot Adavitiningr 3 :1 1 ' Onesquare. 02 lines. orleas)-BinsertiOtia„sl,oo - subsegnent insertion, . [Poesquare three months, . : Q,0.. One. square.bix months., • . . 1 Business Cards, four lines or leas• 3,00 yearly'sdvertisernents,nnt overt sktuilei'l,oo 1 One eoluinn'irie Year: • • • WA Yearly advertiseraWill. be. restricted sto'fhe business in which they aruengaged ; and trt eas. sidered-as wistiingtn'tontinue advertising sinless • they shat , give, special directions for,a_dineontins - 1 uanee 9Fthe same. P• JOB WOItIL. "L4' 'AA ti Thepy len *lngo e_ , o. r 6 Printing materials a • large landaaperiOOSSits moat of Job - Tip,e;; aro nowspreptiretta Lb Work in a manner nnittrpasied in MO ieer tiZtr of,e o tin t rp,-siad :on reasonable =terns:„ s of everyleierifalOn kept golistatily on h:ind.or fnintod to-order: I. , ' • • - 40 . C 444 nCineo ." 1 3 RYATr U_ONSE, Great Bend P.OPOI,JPEL.:; ADDISOS B*T - Arr, Proprietor:. - - • "_ • BURB.O WS; SIPROITT 4tr. 0,4 Naomi acturepo of SnotascoAsasi CAE.; 3.MA08 rac.so s,li ugh esville,LyeojOnico;,Pa Spri n ge. may be had of 11.g.Wiletoil,Maittote. W. SlTlrrifit & ' Cabinet and Chair ManufaCtureni,Aiitliniir Street, '3lontrose;;Ps:. Dr!. H. SPILIMmi gurgeoaz•Dentiit, Fs., sill:;beet ti earl tis llotel,Mon4yenntil l uesdayeofeseb week. , „ _157 1 IncTIILLAN, . Dealers in Dry Goods Grcieeriei, Crockery, Boots and Shoes, ite:, Sfiringia Pa. . A.' J. DAVIS, ATTORNEY AND COIniSELROD I. , W43nsipiles, hanna Depot, Pa. OMee over S. B.Weste, I ABEL TllRBELL,lforruoit, PA. • , I Dealer% Drugs, 311.‘dieinis; ChenticelS,Pyr- Stuff+. 'G luss-ware, Paints, Oils, Viniittlies, dow Groceries, Faro.y Goods, Jewelry, Perfumery, &c.,—and Agent for nil of the west popular Patent Medic , • .... • J' 01.0:1 G.llollll*, • • i o isable Tailor—Si; p wider Searles otd , Ir'ain'S.t.reet,Montrose, Pa, . • JOHN CO/SUN, I . ),IT.Tin. IN St4 , Vel t Tiri. C;:pp_er and:Sheet-Iron nktr Greajlend Depot. - i$ - b.= Lathiops • DEALER in - Renrly-11:Ail , Clothing, Hata And (3 Elt , ot , zind'Shoes, Dry Goods, &e. 1:52r St4la, fli)1)(111.P St.arle s Hotel,. gontrose, LATHROP, and - t '- P. W. /IlLt.v, S. with 761.9trit - H• C• Vail -"rtitt;GGlST and CnEmlsT,' and Dealer ih 11zu.:.•-••NI eel n Pg. Chemicals, Dye Staffs window Glass, Caingtine- Fluid, Perfnmerv,Ynnkc e Noioas-#l.4te: O. - Cenveya.neing and writing or ati kinan — will be' done . nently, and charge moderate.. Re sill , als(r- attend to the prosefution nfetaimeofsol. diets, their vridtiws and heira,tigiknst the ILP., government, for Ile unty.Land, Pensions, Ste. May,. be foniad at ell honra at the office fotvsaiy : occupied by J. T. Riehaid ) Esq., north of the Court • Inter•egtea TmronTET: AMY DEALER in-ilardwnie Cit.- Ivry, Carri;.-ge TrimmiSgs,,Springs&a. No.. 21 1 5. Pearl Street, Y. ZGiierehis 3rcrCantilo trietida ' thissuldvilia Cpnnt!te - cre nd tti - Env:it ed, and ea:lie:444(4 ed eo and purchase. - - Ott, ". - - , • J. H. Parsons WttOLESA LE AND tiETATL VEALEIt in LllolDlit Wn;re, Sofas; Bedsteads, Tables, fhinds Chuirsi&c.• ' ' No; 9' AVOiih ;peat street—. ingt*rotoet, N. C - 1 4E1 n Y .Room np shire. PAir.C-"NT XIIEDICINE AGENCY. .A BT I 'L T 1.7 R EL L, Mostrost; Padik toRUGGIST,IAND—AGEIT,- kOB . ALI. THE - Po xvAB EMDTMEW OF TON DAT. Consignments Constantli Rereived. SASH; BLIND; DOOR,' -G LISS nErair t ON le nEsTsurST•lO. ontrose, • - BY IX BREWSTER:. All sixes and deserifitionaoht_any made.to &dor, er furnisbed on tee abeeteet- ItAYDEN• .BRO , • , Netir retnielt: • 74171110 LESA-Lt 'D'ettlerit g0ic..... V V Coml." Sqiiperidere, Iltut Geode,- Watehoa, JeWeirit Slifer and, Plated Wart., Cutlery, Fiohinkisitekl4 :agars, Ate * 40, • ,N,Lrel3,:atte :led Peddlers supplied on 11 1 .m1*.. terms., • . -.740 W.M.'HAVDEN,' , : , JOHN HAYDEN,. BA. .1 4 ; Inniar— lir INVATjEt crtho ,AIIQPIiiiiIiT64 meopnthie Collegei -.1416)a - tine s ..tow ;*crinitiwbtly 1414.ated Great*nd•Pa t . " • I ht. 1856. jogs _ .• . . Ea k op st.ip c. vv: Mott, ,neai S -KNAPP - AVM.t: tc - - , E. CA pr.inrivieur, ,1013141Kilisprt ors ikd'Eattitt*W.o4 - 1(0. 18 kVarretv Street. New_ York., • f• I!Aate Forks:44i , 'SPOOng. • UST rergived g ggyeilo4, 4 offliatiot iryw h ipar. vantod to 11p esowrhesiige-th a it say Ware tger otTerP4. for 1010,jklietwituti.CONDSW ALLA& 14. - - „A; I._ZVANII 21414 - 01111ik iffillktiontlykkgkki) , a t ' e* &tali tor krititlLL Montrose, April 15 i !oat [A, LATTinor TRAtr aviDEN. ( 7;4'0: 40YDEL 4111*1
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