The Montrose Democrat., July 17, 1856, Image 4

!!!!!
ors e I pemtral•
LARGEST. CI !Kit L tO X. IN 04 T1 1[EAN -PE'N N
GEOHS. C -1
RE, - - ISiitsp r_
ant.7 ll4l o' 4ult:/.7.1.:18*
Wtontrose,
* WE A . E ALL 'EQUAL 33!Li01fEr._
TIEE Coltsrunirtos."--Aintes. Buqhattpl.i.,
,- - Prima the Cincinnati Enquirer,
The lAssanlt. on Sumner—Lininbug
. , on lininbug. - _
.
The; testimony which has been taken before
the Conimittee at:lnvestigation of the House,
at Washington, in regard to the Sumner air
sir Conclusively. ),roves that the public have
been greatly deceived by Sumner and his
friend in their statement of the extent of his
; injuries. It suited their: political viewitotrul
has in accordance with their usual chailattiu
' ism tol report that thee were of therra.se se
rious Character.. 'Bulletins were k see d" two
'or_three tunes a nae, to inform the. public .or
the state of his health anti his.pub , o; the
• iMpreasion was widely- circulated that Ile •was
really,in an alarming condition ._ The`testi
'rrionfef his:physician etposes the franil. and
will be read by Many who believe that s.mit
ver was - nearlykilled, with estreuie
Here : to the, testimony of the Sorgeen,•,Mr.
iCortielitts - Boyle, Who tlresie4l the wouuils. int
tnediately 'after thev.were giveu : •
- ..Quation—By Mr: Cobb.—What k your .
opinion of these wounds,. just as they are !
...iinttteer—flook upon them simply. as flesh
,wOunds. -
would you say of ihe nature of
!itte wounds ? • .
.A--They are nothing lut flesh wound-'?
' Q- is your ,Opinion referenee to
the.eonditionof.-.Mr. Sumner ? • lion- -lbw,.
:need:he-beconfined by these wounds'
wounds do not necessarily confine
him one moment. He Would have -come to
the Sennte on Friday,-if I Intd-reet;iinnende'd
•
..44 7 4C0u1d he have come out iiith safety ?
A—Ue could have come • out with safety,
so far is the wounds arthconeerned, • •
Q6—;And, as a matter Collne t front that
titne .to the present) • • "
sir; he' stated that be would be
ready to-)appear before the comtn4de to -day.
.Q•; 7 - 1 13 y Mr. Campbell-At what time did
he tnaka that statement 1— - ,
A=-On Sunday evening he told . me to state
teltir.Cainpbell, who had ' addressed 'him - a
litter'through me, which I delivered;-that
,would 'be ready to . , attend the cOmiiiittee -6 n
Monday. ad4sed liint not .to
,appear until the next day; mid, therefore; he
told.me to inform Mr. Campbell . that he wo'db
appear ou r Tuesday. • • •
'Q••• • —tate in this connection, whether theta
'were any other persons.. with hitn-1 . me , in
any . physician.who advised that, perhaps,
might ;not be safe for him to
have seen no medical man witlfhim
:but tntself.• There has been none.. there.--
There - are a pent Many. friends, present, and
they make out Mr. Sumner a great deal worse
than he is.: They say he has a fever. I have
never discovered.aay. I -have been- his eon
-tant attendant, and I have never.known hig
pulse higher at any moment thaneiOty-two.
I yesterday corrected an nrtielen the Intel
lig'eneer, stating that he had a - fever, and the
'cone:et:ion Appears in tolday'sq)aper. Ho bad
no feverto my knowledge. . I have '-visited
him tWice 'a His brother ' said. he
ought '`not to critic, out. ,Senator - Sumner
of conic took the advice of his brother '.and
friends,,and lof course allowed them to do
as they thought proper. , Perlialts l ougbt to
state-thy reasons for objecting to his coming
out. on; Friday.. There a good deal of '
excitement at that time, and - I thought that
if Sumner did not go .into the Senate for a
day or two, -the excitement might wear out.
Q- lay Mr Cobb—lt .WAs not-then on ac
count-of his physical condition?
'.IL 7 ,•Not atratl. He .was very--anxious to
go.
„fie said be hid not lost a single day
since the meeting. of Congress. I objected
to his going for the.'renson I. bare stated,and
not because Ithought his condition! would ,
tidnik Of it. • . 1 • - rr-E.
, Q—By Mr. Pennington,=llo you inean to
say, as a medical man, that .you woold 'have
recommended; or would have been Willing to
:allow Mr. Sumner to go to the Senate - on
,Friday in hikeondition '
- A-1 think, he ought 'not to have'gone en
account of the excitement. '
Q-1. do not speak of titat. 110 y u mean
to say. asl3is 'physician,: that' you ;we r e not
unwilling that he shoug go <out on account
of lila, wounds and .the Consequences ;in which
from excitement and .otber eau*, those
wounds might end ! I .
think this: that Mr. Sumner might:
haveftaken a carriage and driven as fir/as
Baltiniorevn the nest day svithout'any inj4-
• , .
yy: •• • • , .
,
r • 4'..-Was it possible for.. him to have porn
alati . .
A-- thinkhe could 'have worn a hat. • -
, This testimony of the surgeon being not
exactly! what 'WAS expected, Mr Pennington,.
;Black Republican memt,er of the couamittt-e
asked:
11.--Whattre your political antecedents!
A-1 am an old line Ahig,if I have any
'politics. I was horn itt,the city of Wa-hing
ton!, •
Q4.--Were you bail for Mr. Brooks!
A-I
was not. •
,QH-Byll6- CObb—Are you a teigular prne.
• tieing
have .of this. city, nu& if so, how
• low , hv you practie4!
A—l Lave been practicio ,, since 1844. 1
'bare, been Ocinneeted . with hospitals 'and rucsi
reale sIDC43 15434.- • '
Q-'7State-iviether in your triode° your
treatment depends upon the polaiealopinions
of .iour patients! '
A---No sir. • - •
4 Q—Do you treat with referen& to their
political opinions, or do you judge , more by
the pulse I' r I --
have nothipg to do with any mats
_ -
The attempt of the black Repiklicarks to
zug z e political 'capital, out of this`,personal
• assault of,l3rooks upon ;Sumner; their indig
nation meetings and fags generallY, were - the
most rediculous proceedureis that' ever char
: acterizedoll( •poiliticii. troidusittached Sum=
ner for personal masons and Aloe from any
political motives, and the affair-'tielongs ex
elusively to` the judicial 4?f.tt!e . COUla
• try. The passionate . ' appeals ',that; have been
noade to arOuse political and aectipnal Pritju-_
dice 'for such snchla cause only shins loin"flittle
cOnfidenoethe .•Black .Iteptibli,,ClMs - hare ift
their - principles, and :that they _place-.
main:reliance in pasiion and prejndieei and
not in jinigniiiut and reason.
dliiPtStrittOr'S - NOtiCe.
XVIPTICE 44 hereby... Oren 40' persons- having
111 denumderagtinst the:Estate of Daniel Ab
bot, late alb:eh tOwnship, deed, pet the;same
must` be pesented to the ondenlivied for Ar.
rangement, and ell persous indebted to -said Ee.
Mte are required to make- iminediste Illetafalitettt
-11. A Rix_Yrr l , Admix.
Jul 3 ,- 1856.*
- VITRA Floor 4401 n 1:2 to 13 dollars per ,
bbl., for giale:ta S.S.MOTT'S.
• §Y 14-. `"
TO TITA' 1.4 DIPS _ OF XIIITORAlf
• • TO.Ar .42VIZPVICINIT3'.- •
v eare rea d it: is shorttami - of importance
to every Rause .PePeri
SiiEP-AR-D ES
- 1 -Xrpi'ttivect I;ijring . sandy a boils°
rtinishin,g Go+. I.Wi 'eau tteiir offer
seven beautiful titylat e t t, Croekety. Otte afthetri
_
a-n e w and elegant Seri Pattern of White En
amelled Ware. Our tionds — ttritiall a •No. T in
quality, no seetiads - rir odd lots. tint complete
setts, and can always ho Matched if'broken or
more wanted, for,yearivio tome. All the com
mon wares, CHINA - TEAIWARE, r.x fiplentlid
styles of white and - deebrltie . d, vcrt folto
-‘1
GI. ViT AS S; :-WA A 11 , 11 t,
a complete 'and nnhottiuled variety al L \tmys on
hand. TEA= TRAYS of lour own importation.
Fifteen elegant oatternit, far surpassing in rich
ness, finish and durability, the-American article
usually sof& at as lout prices, and bY far the
an
largest d ; . `trinst complete lot ever offered in
• ,
thi pirts4front $3 to $l5 pet sett ()flour.
FROM A UCTIO.I;7 ; GREAT , BAR
GAINS,
Brass Ctirtain Cornie`ps, Bands, Hooks, &e.,
at prices that defy cotnttetition. • Twenty differ
ent styles /of those elegtuit Bird' Cages, from
75 cents tit $lO (etch.- 134 . different patterns of
..operior Warranted Clocke. from $1 to $25
etteh.• -Wittehes,Clork4 and Jewelry neatly re
paired. Plated Castors, Cake Baskets. Spoons,
P'orks, Napkin Riggs.] &c. 1 200 Dozen
Knii•es and Forks. PaHor balms, Hall Hang
ing Limps. Britannia add Tin Ware.
HARD WI. IRE G 117:ER
Marbelized Iron MantiolPkces and Grates. &c.,
in faet a gtneral llons Building and House
Furnishing establi Sit tneet. ' ,•
547 -1 % 111 :aid ACC U :It our "CRYSTAL PAL.
.I(7E,' two doors east of the Ctinal. '
op— It our Goods ar.f not as represented, our
prices as low ;Is in lowa, bad you are Trot trea
ted well, please don't bay.
• SHEIIA IL II.D BROTHERS,
Binghamton, March: 113 V
....':'EarroL
Books , That —to Books.
For snle of the Montipslßook ~.c'tore in the
PostPifirr. '
JUST.RECSIVED, •
- • - •
- 17.1rifil1:1) 7 'N ITistney c if Rngland..
Diary and Correspondence of Antrim t f awrenee.,
primmy
.Weltever4.;4 , in the Eui t t Indian
Arehepelago,rhy Capt. Gilison. .
• Pore 4 and j other Tares. .‘:%,
Grernwimd. -
The Bush 'Boys, by Capt. Mayne Reid
The Great Red Dragon.!
-Th c - Prince. of the lionsh of David*: - : •
Good Time Corning. 1
ChriAtine or Woinanii Trials and Triumphs.
- The OnYnk Ring.". • • 1
- Mari of War Life:. i. :
The Old - Homestead._ • ; *
Woodhill or the Ways pt . PrOvid'enee. • -
D'Anliigne's History' oflthe Reformittion. •
Family Testaments, wilt Psalms and Notes.
• Pocket do - and;aibles. '
Catholic*Prayer, Itooks.l .
Yankee Notions. ' •
They say Tlllt the• ' Merit rose. Book . .aore is
She place to cheap. Well
what if they clp_scq j • -• can't teil whether
they say tho'irntli.-ot-i ot.
.lonless yon't ry—but
never mind I feel eery thankful . for ptist favors
and hop.; inerit.4.,e - ontinuation patronage,
byatrietattentionrto thOlWants of tbo. public •
and.by keeping on hand: 4 acrod assortment of
Books.and.Stationary 4t.Let v Livo"
l A. N. BULLARD.-
Montit . )se,. Alien 3, 1856)
4 •
totsv Pricos • Tpumphant.
GEORGE W. SEY3TODR & CO., are now
receiving a magnificent Stock of Spring
and Sum Mer. Goods, seleked . with great care
and with apecial regard to 'the tastes and wants
of this community, consfating of a choke ratio
ty of D r y Goods, Fancy iGOods and embroid,er
ies, Boots mad Shoes, GrOceries,llats, Caps, and
Straw Goods, Crdck ery,glardWare and. Cutlery,
&e. Which -we will sWI for prompt pay, at
lower prices than tiny 'wer establishment in
this County. * .
- I •
rz•
Val al . 4lllZ:zi
we would say, that they have not been forgotten,
and that-in the way of Dress Goods, we, have
Culled fur their use the- hiltoicest gems in the
market! Drop in and stle.ns, and we will take
pleasure in Showing youAtte nicest and cheapest
stock of Goods youlyeri saw in this place.
Liarford; May 8, 1•85.81.
A GopDanniortintnttorPattern Dress Lawns,
11 nil prices, at G. W.S. 4's. CO's.
,
)IARSOLS and Faris,,iiew. styles and choice
varieties, at i; G. W. S. & cas.
• _
A
LARGE stark of ICrockery and Glass
.1 - 1. Ware at: l G. W. S. & CO'S.
• - •
. .
- DORdELAIN :tad Gcaaite.China at
1. • . G. W. S &zorys
Fashionable Millinery and Dress
- • dakin-#larford !
AsslrAtS, : cr e cestly from Norwich, randuCoughlan
of Halliard,
would respectfully inform the citizens of their
viduni, that they are ',new prepared Co do for
everybody in the most !fashionable, -style; all
kinds. of Millinery, Dress I.ltaking, cutting, Fit
ting, Bleaching, Trimin,g, Pressing, die., on short
notice. Oar facilities hemg such as to enable
us to give our customers new Goods, and latest
fashions'at all times.‘'ltel feel confident that
we shall be able to please. Shop over the store
of Johnston, Edward.i Sit co. . ;
June 3, 1856,--23m3.
1311 . 141.1 Es. KNOWION are Agents fora
.1 number of Manufacturers, and :will supply
the Trade on easy ternis; . and at a low_ prize at
their llarkiware.• Iloasd furnishing : and Fancy
,deeds Establishnunit;
51 Court Street.
Attolition Papr4ors. Look Here. ,
C: SUTTON, hvij ng pnichased the stock
AL • 'formerly •owned by C. C. 'Wright, he
,14,11h1 respectfully annOunce Wilier citizens of
Middletown and vicinity. that be has just re
turned from the city with; a new and full supply
of all kinds of.choice SpOngandSunamerGoods
which he will sell at taipteCedearedi%w prices for
coil'. or 'r 44344. - nesse call and see. His
choice lot of Dry GoOds, for both . = Ladies and
Gentletneusiwearof Foreign-and Dometic man
efacture,-Ladies Bonnets Gents Leghorn Hats,
Canada-dn., Chip do. Crockery, GrocerieS of all
hard and holillw Ware.: 'Drugs
// and Medicines.
Iron and Naßs and Fish, besides: ll other arti
cles usnatly kept in tt - ceunts7 store. Ho will'
keep constantly on, band a full supply of Sole
unit; upper Leither. Wanted any quantity of
Pelts, Deacon and Calf Skins and Hodes, for
which the highest market price will •be
/ All kinds of Farmer's produce wit; be received
/ in exchange for Goode at market prices.
Please call and; examine for yourselves at the
old 'stand of C. C. W rights. - 5-
-
• X C. SUTTON.
Middletown, Sittig. CO, Pa.
; .
- ' " Picture itirket'
~ -.1
.AS REMOVED kem Odd Fellow'a Hall to'
bin new I ; • ".
_ SKY LIGHF ROOMS; .
Inlhe Dela - Block, over-Itentloyend Read's.
tome sod sea. Calling , will cost you'uoth.:
log, unkiiii yosi buy, Od!tliee you ate mire** go
LWsy withinot•ithful vile - received"
..-- i :
A muititudivot--tboiell cues, atgd: LOcketet
die., illattl. ::":- '.: ' ' •'''' t: , I •' ,- .-
,- ; ' •
Now , Coitwilhollbot. .1
A T tatiy wo; a t; •
P11)70 kIeNOWLTO,N's.
BingbaattotH. ; .
Arklitfatill'Crois at &wii;
• PILYIVIItCNOVIitt9
Court Bini?nanatm. • •
A
ir,
AYER'S
PILLS
are caring the Sick to an extent.never
&IN ORITURRIVEB
JtriEliz Ind known perikuare;
sts
eA
Che - int - Bt delphil4 - *boss choice minas
proloundA athicietivel7 PodeliPPl
say :of your - Cerstsatut Prue, that I
`pie: loud ahem abetter frunily.medielne, for common
pi; tbui any other within my knowledge. Many of my
friends haye realised masked laterite from Ull11), and co.
Weide with me la Whirls, that they possess ennumlinary
virtues brdtivhig outdiseases and curing the akk. 'They
are not only effectual, hut safe and tiltasatit to be taken
qualities which must make thou valued by the 'public s
wken they are known."
The 'Audit. Chancellor WAR-BMW writes from Bal.
timom, 25th April, 1654: •
Da. J. C. Arta 1 have taken your Pills with
great benefit, Ihr the Ustlessness:lanpuori lom of appetite,
and Bilious headache, which has of late. rears overtaken
um in the spring.. A few doses of your Pitts cured me. I
hare used your Cherry Pectoral many years in my. family
lot coughs and raids with imaging Names& You make
medicines which can; and I feel it a pleasure to commend
you fat the good you hare done and are doing." .
JOHN P. BEA.TIY, flec.'of the Penn. Railroad
07 5 4 'L
"Pa R.A. Of
Dec. 13;1853.
41 81 r: I take pleasure in adding my testimony to the
efficacy of your medicine*, having derived very material
lowest-from . the use of both a - our Pectoral and Cathartic
Pala lam never without them in my family, nor shall I
ever consent to be,While . my means will procure them."
The widely renowned S. S. STEVENS, M. of Went.
ratN. n., writes:
ing used your CATHARTIC PILLS in my practice, I
certify from experience that they are en invaluable purge.
tlvi. In eases of disordered functions of the liver, causing
headache, indigestion, costiveness, and the growl variety
of diseases that follow; they area sand remedy than any
other. In all cases where a purgative 'weedy is required,
I confidently recotumend these Pills to the public, as
wiperku to any other I have ever found. They are sure
in their operation, and perfectly safe—qualities which
make them an invaluable article for public use. have
for many yea= known your Cheery Pectoral as the beet
Cmgh medicine in the world ; and these Pills ace,,in no
wise inferior to that admirable. preparation for the treat
•
tnent of diseases." -
• " Jebni. N.., Nino 45, 1853.
"Da. 7. C. Aria —Dear Sir: I hate been afflicted from
my birth with scrofula in its wont form, and now. after
twenty yam' trial, and an untold of amount of suffering,
bate been completely cured In a few weeks by your Pills.
Wiih what kelingi of rejoicing I write:can only be
knighted when you mattes whirl hare suffered, and bow
kat. •
" Never until pew hare I been fret from this Loathsome
disease in some shape. At times It attacked my eyes, and
made me almost blind, besides the unendurable pain ; it
others it seuled in the scalp of my head, and destroyed my
lrair, and has kept me putty bald all my days ; sometimes
If came out in my face, and kept It for months a raw sore.
• "About nme weeks ago I commenced taking your Ca
thartic Pills, and now am entirely free from the coniplaint.
My eyes are well. my skin is fair, and my hair has com
menced a healthy growth; all of which makes me feel..
already a new person.
" Doping this statement may be the means of conveyink
siaGumatton that shall do good to other'', I am, with every
sentiment of gratitude, .Yours, SCC.
MARIA RICKER."
"I have known the aborts named Maria Ricker from
:per childhood, and her statement is strictly true.
ANDREW J. MESERVE,
:.Ovenseer of the Portsmouth Manufacturing Co."
Carr. JOEL PRATT, of the ship Marion, writes from
-', Poston, 20th April, 1854:
"lour Pills have cured me from a bilimoi attack which
• arose from derangement of the Liver, which had become
vetysterioam. I had faileal.of any relief by my rbyaician,
land from every remedy I could try; but a few doses of
!your Pilll have completely restored me to health. I have
given them to my children • for worms, with the beat of
keta. They were promptly cured. I recommended them
:to a 'friend for costiveness, which had troubled him be
months ; be told me In a few days they tad cured him.
You make the best medicine in the world; and I am free
to say so."
Read this from the distinguished Solicimr Of the Pinpretne
Court, whose brilliant abilities have made hint well
known, not only in this but the neighboring States.
"Acne ort.as, 50, 4pra-, 1554.
" Sir: I have great satisfaction in assuring you that
myself and family have been very much bedefited by your
medicines. My wife Was cured, two sears since, of a se
vere and dangerous rough, by your iCtrteat Pscroaat,
and since than hat enloyed perfect health. My children
have iffveral times been cured from enacts of the Wu
,. enza and Croup by it. It is an invaluable remedy fur
• these awstdaints. Your CJITHAZTIC Pew have entirely
' cured .me from a dyspepsia and costiveness, which has
grown upon me for some yea's,— indeed, this cute is
much more important; from the fact that I had failed to
get relief from the heyt Physicians which this seethru of
the country affords', and from any of the numerous reme
dies I had taken.
"You men to us, Doctor, like a 'providential blessing
to oar family, and you may well we ire not 1112-'•
mindfirl of it. Yount rempectfu y,
LEAVITT THAXTEL"
•
" Swum anwaler, Okie„ Apra 5/4, 1854.
"Da. J. C. Aiwa— Honored Sir: I have made a Hair
, otigh trial of the CATIteeTIC Pais; left me by veer agent;
and have been cured by them of the dreadful ffbetunatisur
under which be found me suffering. The first dose re
' Hived me, and a few subsequent dares lave entirely
•
removed the disease. I feel in better health now than for
some years befiire, which I attribute entirely to the effects
of your Cstusavic Paw. Yours with great respect,
LUCIUS 11. 51 LTC IF."
•
The above are all from persons who are publicly known
where they reside, and who would not make there state
ments without a thorough conviction that they were true.
pm , Prerdtreduesa
and
Anato by DlL ica .T. C. AYES & CO.,
Chemists;Lowell, Masi.
A BEI. TIT It It ELL.
SIP
.I.Ltl r1 1
.1 !D: ; -: , " f,
.MELODEONS, A.ND MUSIC.
The Cash System Adaptett ! Prices
. • Greatly Reduced.
HORACE WATE RS.-
No. 3:33' Broadway. New Fork.
AG ENT . rOll. TI/ E BEST latS z 0: 1 / 4 ND , NEW
ISSTI: ME!.:TS..
The largest itssortment Of Pianos, Melodeons
Magical InStrumentS and Musical Merchandise
of all kinds in the United States. Pianos from
TEN different inanullietories,- Comprising .hose
of every variety of style-, from the plain", neat and
substantial 6.1-3 octaves, in Walnut or Rose
wood Cases, from 8150. to $2OO, to those of the
mosteleg,ant finish tip to Oae Thousand Dollars
No house in the Union can compete with the
above in the htunlier ' Variety and celebrity of its
mstrurnents, nor indi to extremely low prices at
which they are sold.',
HORACE WATERS' 'AfciDERN IMPROVED rraxos,
With -or
. without Iron frames, possessing in
their improvements of over-strings - , and action,
a . length of scale, power, and compass of tone
equal to the Grand Pianc, united with the beau
ty and durability of - structure of the square Pi.'
ano. . They are justly pronounced by the Press
and by the first Musical Masters to be equal to
those - of any other matlefactiirer, They. are
,built of the best and meat thorolighlY seasoned
material; and guaranteed to.-stand the action of
every cliMate.
Each Instrument guaranted to give- satisfac
tion, of purchase money refunded, _ Second-hand
Pianos at great .batgains, constantly in store,
price from 830 to 140.
WATE t
I HORACE MELODEONS, superior
stro'inents in lone, , louch and durability of make.
-(Tuned the - equal temperament.) ileodeons
of all other styles and "makes.. Pri7.i;•s4s, $6O,
$75; 8100, $125, $140; double Reeds, $l5O
.double. Reeds and two banks" of keys, $200.---r
Less a liberal discount. Clergymen and Cher,
ches, en extra discount. . •
Martin's Guitars, Brown's Harps, Flutes,
tinas, Accordeons, Violins, acid Musical lttstru
in-eras of all ,kinds, at lower prices than ever be
fore offered to the:publib. A large discount
to Tenehen4 and Schools. The trade supplied
on the , most liberal terms.
MUSIC:—One of the largest and best,select
nd catalogues-of Music now 'published, compris
ing many of the ehoice and moat popular airs
of theday, and will be sold at one-third off from
the regular prick.
Music sent hy 'mail to 'all parts of the corm: .
try postpaid . Particular and personal attention
'paid to all orders received by mail. Satisfac
tion guaranteed in every instance. Pianos and .
Melodeons - for sale on monthly payments. Sec
ond-hand Pianos taken in- . exchaugYe for nevi,—
General and select Catalogues and Schedule of
prices forwarded to all parts of the country by
• •
ri3rGreat indueenaents offered to agents in
all parts of the country, to sell the Horace Wa
ters Pianos, Merudeons a. and Catalogue of !Ii-
RESPECTFULLY informs her friends and
the public generally, that under the firm of
A. IX Storm`br. Co, she hasjust re c eived at her
rooms, in. Keeler &Stoddard's store, up stairs,
a largo and splendid, assortment of spring and
Summer Fashion% consisting - of elegant Don..
nets; and all kinds of Millinery, which she will
open Monday test. Dress making,Cutting, and
Fitting, Bleaching and Pressing done in the best
style and shortest notice.
Montrose, May 8, 1856
Notice.
EIRSONB - deeirous of paying me money, on
P
debt of any ieseription,eari &luck by leaving
their payment with Post, Cooper & - Co.. Ban.'
kers,)rookose, to my eredit, , .whose reeeipts
will by allowed from their date. t •
April 18,.
-..L00K .: HERE I .
"...
ASpust received from. Now . York, a full
and dosiraMo'-atook-of
• 1 NEW GOODS,. ,
Comprising a first. rate assortment of Drugs,
Medicines,l Itistruments,i
Paints, Oils, Dye Studs, China, Glass and IF.ar.
then Ware; (a good variety of ..CrockeryJißrit-Y
annia MO, Japanned and Planished Tin
.Ware i
Silver and all other -lands of Spoons. ,Silverp
Forks,Butter Knives, &c.. All sorts of Lomps.,;
A goo variety of Wood and Gilt FratnelMit' r „ !
rors. Wail and Window Paper. Stationery
Stone and !Wooden Ware. -. Brushes. Brootas:i ;
Family Groceries. Lamp Oils. - Camplt4e.--
Burning-. Fluid. Tallow Stearin and Spermaceti:
Candles. !Hide • and other Whips. Varna hest'
Window Glass, &e.,. A 11;4 rate variety ofliew,,
dry, and Vancir.Goods. Gold and-Silver Spec::,
tastes. GO(' Pens. Violins, Flutes, 41(4, Ac-•
cordeons, and Veolineello Strint.ts,
The . .largest Ossortment of Pocket Knifes
Susq. Co., and t4e . best fleshly in Market. Shot:
Guns, Pistols, (single and Double Barrel,b Re!:'
velvets, •
In short; the Physician, the Invalid, the House
keeper, the Farther, the Mechanic, the : Mariufne.::
tutor, - the-Professional Man, the Gentleman, the
Lady, the Inch and the Poor, the Young 4001,1;
the•Beautirul and the Ugly, the Gay and the
:Fashionable,-and all the rest of the people' will
find something' to supply their every day Hants,
at Terrell's. •
Store iu the - new Brick 'Block—Prices tow=
Qualities erood , +-Call and see. • . •
ABEL TURREILL.
-
MentroSe, March 6, 1856. ! -• •
W .- I*y are alt going to 'f urrell's
• .
NEW GOODS:.! • -
A Arc atit.LAN & PARK refu rn- their grateful
11 neknpu. lodgments. to the ! public for po st
vors, and invite attention to the very Orge stock
of Spring :Ind Summer Goods they are no‘i;
eeiving, and offer fur sale at rrry iota pricei Ih
addition, to; their usual assortment of - stapli.'. Dry
Goods, drticepies, Hardw:r:, 'Crockery, ilaints,
and 0:Is they are preparedio exhibit a large
assortniew( of
LADIES DRI:ISS GOODS
of every dti.seriptioni .Figured, Plaid and' Plain,
Bontrts,Shawls, Ribbons, Gloves, ILisie - ry
Ladins unit; Misses' shoes of all kinds--Ilso*
large stoe4. of 1 '
. READY . MADE CLOTHING,
Cloths, C:issimeres, :Tweeds, Jeans, Summer
Clans, Vestings, Hats and Caps, Boot and
Shoes &e.
They reipectrully solieit an early call ifroin
those who iwish to purchase GOOD GOOI. AT
Low PAD . I •
:4...5. : •• •
' i Nfe.3IILLAN &
Springville, May :I,', 185-1, 1
• - ,
. English:Lever , Watches-
, .„.
ti .- rt. D ECEIVED by steaMship
i 1 .11 %life, I. dozen moire of
•' • ~.,,. ' those splendid English I f .ever
-i 4 , o •', ' 'Hording Watches, of mylown
' ''.. I ) ih, importation, warranted the
,- 1 ~.4.'", -, - very best quality. Also, a
ci
) \lii
.W. l -..i...Q` - small lot :of 'very suriorior,
?go\ - &nentg:, iiiihich wilt li•easeil in any stfle or
.
quality, to {su it parehasem .
,! - - ALFRED J. EVANS,
Binghamton, 3fareh 14, 1556. ' - !
•
• Ala)
fruiEsul.»criber is now - receiving his second
JL general purchase of. (:ODDS-this STiring-,'
which rend€rs his assortment Very eesirabld and,
complete. IDy strict attention to business and
by. fair dei)in.z, he hOpes to merit a liberalhare
of public 'patronage. :To thOsd friends j who'
have yieldell to him their pre' ferenceS, and kindly
sustained bite by their patronage, with thd in
tention ,of aiding %int in reaaituning in partj . the:
heavy lbss recently sustained by sire, he tenders
hipsincere ihaiiks, with the •assu nine° that their .
interests AO be intaaidly Pram LL
ABEL TURREL. .
Montro4, April 24; 185,6. „ , ,
NOTICE. '
• •
DUBIN notice is hereby -given that $.
Woodruff is receiving - it new tot of St;oveS
and wareS (!)f all kinds usually 'kept in the stove,
and Tin link of business; among which inalc be ;
found a better assortment of stoves, hea%iefj, lar
ger.and mdre durable . , than, ever before uttered,
in. this coniity, all the proof .you need will be;
just to cant and examine for yoorselves. t All;
stoves NV arpntrd in every respect.
Kept s:oristantly. on hand, an extensive assort
meta of Tin ware, mado out of the best Mated.:
els . which is offered for stile as cheap as cap be.
bought in ittiv market, al - An on hand Lead Pipe,'
all sizes, Clain and gearing for Chain litimps,.
Cistern Pumps, all sizes, Brass and Pore4lain,
kettles all idzes, Jappaned ware. all kinds.!
Jubihg dine on short notice and in' good or.
der. All Gods in, the line will be yld cheap
for ea 4t oriapproved
S. A. WOODRUFF
Montrn4, March 1*.1.85.6.
NV* Goods at Webb's
TUST oPened by the subscriber a _full nisort '
ment 4f Spring and . &MIMI' Goods, *Mich
will 'be soli& cheap, Cheaper than ever.
Give us . 4 call.. You cannot! fail to be sited
or yuality,t quantity; and terms. EverYthing .
fsually fou 'd in a variety atom
, • •
• • 1. New • Goods
•
Arriving wi l y, by Erpreg.f, at Hopbriyoni,
Penn'a.! •
! •
Ht xutkseribers are • nowi opening , ' a Marg e T and Well selected stock of new Goo Pi
. 'of Dry Goods, GrOceries, Hardware,
Ready 3Lare Clothing, Boots and Shoes Of all
sizes and stiles; floar,•CUrn Meal, Salt, &e. &e.
All of wllich they will sell as cheap /1,6 can
be bought elsewhere in the Cdunty, in exchange
. for Lombok Shingles, Produce of all lands,
Woolen Siielts, for cash apprOved credit.
Two shillings per pairpaid for good SOcks.
. 'Sixteen**. per doz. - for Eggs.
Twenty et,:s. per-lb. for Butter.
BELL & TINGLEY.
HopbottOm. April 2.41856;
Rhode's:rever Sand !Ague C e,
O ,
R An t idote to Malaria; for tho prev ntien
and "core of Fever and. Ague, or Ch
ver ; DutiibiAgite, rind •otlieri Intermittedt and
Remittent Fevers; also of Iliilious locrei•s, se
companied Typhoid'Fe'vei; Yellow Fever,
Ship and Jail Fever, General Debility, (Night I!
Sweats, and all other forms !of disease • which
-have•.lcentinort origin in I
MALARIA OR MIASMA. I
Equally certain as a preventive or care.
Fur sale Iv the imderwigned, authorized agcntl
fel. the Proprietor; Jati. A. Rhodes,' Provideneo,i
R.I. • l. N. BULLARD.'
Montrose; May 1,, 1856. I
. 'terrible Accident,
HAPPENEn to Mr. Green the other I
. 11e hdd bought a suit of ready-made clothes'
at the Store= and the first day's wearing the ac
eident
oceuried, First, off drapt his reat.tail by
the mere fol!ce of specific gravity, giving Ito up
fortunate man the apperance; of a badly trimmed
craft with the flying jib in the . stern, and on
- stooping over to pick up the remnant, the dread
ful casualtyi took place—the fountains iof the
great deep were broken up—Green's pantS were
sundered froin ankle to waist, and : Green ldnutelf
seemed to be. - The only way to prevent inch
deplorable aticidents is to patronize a skiliftil
ler, WhO makes up his work with a determina
tion that it shall not only lit neatly,'llant weal
well. Green buys at the clothing at+ becauie
he thinks he eau get hitvgearinga little cheaper.
In all brobability the pants that serv;d eo
treacherously had passed through afe hoapi
tal, been striped from a cholCra patiet,,icarried
home eight nights in the week on a shutter, and
finally bie:wiled and ;tarried by an l ingenious
'Frenchman Or a market in ihe county;; ,Take
warning by poor Green's mishap,' and go to ro
tailor shop like that in the basmentOcarle's
Hotel if you i4ant to beisuited. I: ;1
Cuttiltg done as usnal v and all lyork war
ranted. JOHN G4olfEltl..
Mont irote rlg. 27,1865.1 - 11
C. L. WARD.
IA at it aTO
C#Petilipt Oil Clothe.
LOOKING GLASSE S ;' AND
GLASS WARE.•,
At the crockery and Ilinise Furnishing Es;
ttiblisf4tent J. H. DEPEcr, ,•
Cheaper than any other In Slnip,
• - 11141111i0111.-
FOCI: TIOIMIS EAST OF•TITE AMERICAN ItOTT.I
1 •
T WOULD cal l ) therattention_orifousekeepera
and the public to tny spring, iniPortation - of
wares, for their elegance of style and beauty, of
finish, far sUrpasf.ing anything before exhibited,
and having the hugest assartment , in itore,can
replenish old sktsYaial furilish entire now Ones
of all 'the nowshapeS, at a less price than any .
other House in this county. •
The attention,' - of now HOusekeepers la -Partic
ularly Called to: my stork as embracing all the
minutife, both uSoful and ornamental, Of Hobs()
furnishing, Goods,- for . a . complete ontfit—and .
beingthus twavr.y. engaged 'in this exclusive
branch. offer great advantages' to -purchasers.
'CROCKERY AND CHINA DEPARTSIENT
embraces the.laigest variety ever tittered before
in this section, °tali the different I:inda.
- • GLASS. WARE - .
Of every needed article. Carpetin,gs and Oil
Cloths. This branch occupica.the: second door
of otir•establishinent, nearly 100 feet in depth,
well stocked with Velvet, Brussels, Thtee-Ply
and ingrain Carpetings, Rugs, Milts, Window,
Shades and Table Covers ; which are offered at
small advance from cost. -
Live Geese-Feathers always on hand.• Looking
Glasses, Gilt, Mahogany, Ornamental and °Val
Glasses, iii great variety..
• IiOUSE FU,RNISEIING GOODS;
consisting, of
. Wood and Willow Ware, Plated
'Gem* Britannia and Japanned Ware of every
description, Tea Boaids in r,arions styles, Table
Cutlery, Feather. Dusters, Fluid,. Oil and. Sohn.
Lamps; Bird Cages;also fancy Baskets, Reticules
Satchels, &e. &c. • .
Tar TO all or which.we irwiteyotir attention
and solicit your trade.
- J. 11. DE PIE. •
.Binghamton, April 20, 1856.
LOOK HERE.
- POCKET KNIVES.-A good assortment of the
best kind it), market. Also' Table Knives and
Forks. .
SPooss.—Smven, Silver Plated,Gertmin Silver.
Albrata and Britanin-tvare Spoons. • Also all
rinds of Butter Knives.. I •
I VIOLIN STDINGs, VOWS, and all , fixtures,
Aceordim ns, Tuning Forks, &c.
FLUID L5311'24, Fluid, Canipliene,Candles, Lamp
Oil, &e.
"Fammir GROCERiES.-A full a.4sorttnent, nevi
and good.
DIZIJGS AND PATENT ItEDICiNES..—A first rat(
assortment and genuine.
: Purrs A:an On.s.—Xg,eneral assortment, and.
of ;nod gustily. .
J EI'EL.r.S.—A Splendid variety, of the neatest
paterps: 1
FANCY GpODS.—N i early everything in this
branch. .
t)
ERVIIMEttV.-A choice,variety.! ,
(New supplies received nearly eVety
In short. nearly everything persUns . want, and
ehenp, at the variety store of
TUR.RELI,i,
Montrose Jan. 10, 1856. ! „:
DISSOLUTION.
11114 Capartnershiti - heretOfore eziating be
t tween Patrick jr., and G. :Z..Dimock . is
his day' dissolvt.4 by mutual consent. Tho
hooks are left in the -office Of Dr. Patrick, and
D. D. Searle is authorized to collect .and settle
thn accounts. - E. PATRICK, JR.
G. Z.
Montrose, Pa;„ Jan. 11,185§.
NEW GOODS CHEAP
- - AT C. TV. morrs.
•
IUST received a lot of New " Goads, such as De
D
• Laines,g
, Bags E'aramettasi P.ersian, Al.
,
acas. Gin hams -Merinve. Prints,: and Shawls,
i!ti fact a goueral assortment of Dry GOods which
ivilf be wild low - i• .,
i WANTED—Socks, 'Eggs, Butter,Lard,Cheese,
,•
Flannel, &c., any quantity . hi' exchanze fur Goods
„it cksh prices.. . .0, %V. moTT. _
l. Montrose,Sept. 18.55.• j "„ - "
Freslt Arrival of , New ; Goods at
DICKFRMANS & G.II,PLATT'S
tptlE subscribers would respectfully.'inform
the good ' people of Susktichnna - Ce. that
they are now opening their stock of Fall. and
NVinter Goods Which is unusnallphirge and at.
tractive all of which will bcaold for . cash or
lipproved - redit cheaper than earl "be rbonght at
nny other establishment in the county Wa mean
just what we say.... Please gi4=ui a•trial,
:DiCKEIVSIAN & GARRATT'S
New Milford, Sept.. 18th, 185.5 j
. • Clover Seed.
O'lbq LAIiGEST andTithothy Seed for
tOe by . IL 'BUARITT. .
Newilfoni, March 17, 1856.
W. Singleion,
( - lAN now be found. at lii s now stand op the
corner of Turnpike and' Chestnnt" Sts., a
few do-6rs east - of Post's store, where 'he
effectually repairs with • dispatch, Watches ,
Clocks, Guns, Jewelry, and every description of
machinery. Wheel cuttingS, Gun and Watch
materials supplied to the trae.
Attention Farmer's !--Plow Points
F almost every pattern and kind now in oso ;
also, No. 2, R. , L. Platchley -.Plows and
Corn Plows, may he had at any timo of day, and
until 10' o'clock at night, in exchange "tor Cash,
old Iron, Grain, Eggs, or any kind of ready pay,
of- . * • NO3U,LLARD.
Montrose, May 1856..__L
Portable Gas yorks.., •
~I: desire to ' t ll G p A u s b hA c
p a i t i ttil t t A io l n , ! u to ornewly
signed for lighting Country Residences, - IFacto.
ries, lintels, etc. These woks are Cflieient and
simple in their construction, and warranted to
give entire satisfaction. Apply to S. COATES
.& Co., at Archer, %Varner & Co'S., 376 lifroa&
war, N. Y.
, • Slay 7, 1856.
•
•
.• Just -Receives • i • i
••
,t NeWlotot Boots and Leather, and t'or.,saiel
.41 cheaper than over by . - I
,
-. LA.doJ. R. ASIII.1;1(.. 1
Brooklyn, Doe, 5. 145. • • : . i
,
' .. . Removpd 1 ! 1
INTO Brick Block, front TOM, over the Store;
of M. S. Wilson 6i. Son, • i . 1
- • . C. D. VIIIGIL, - Dentist. .1
- . I .ltmirose,.Mny 9, 1856. - •'• 1 - -- .
CLOVER. and Timothy Seed ty
.• 1 BALDWIN a!, PERKINS. I
Montrom - e, April, 1856. • - • •
S i u ttPd7:l l P t 117 er e
at elle* $‘ worth,
Ii
DICKERMAN & a AitROTS '
New 11ii11red,~ gept. 8th,i185.5,
1
- New Spring' G ood s. !
1 ,
ANEW and Igeneral nsortinent4 of Sprin g
, Goods, of superior -attractions in :tiler and
prices are now being 'veto-4 , ,cd and (ipolied by ' [.
I '
I lt• BURRITT. ,I'
. . Now Milford,j April 28, 1856. ' , I - ,
, • I 1 •I 1
HOUSE Trimmingm, st - -1
s YHYFE'dr r KNOWyrpN'S.
• ake Notice.
CNDAY , S liopts .ftirabilled: ;with Libra lt 4
itios-ordi rent sizes at Neul York ratan,.
S
pric4a. Can at
,the Post Oillee. -
Mity 7, 7.ssti. - -
' * . ,
' UDlEfiltir
i 1 .
p , RE:;?t,
Ait'itrv:IBOJAKs:F:EAETsANND'
rip HE ÜBSCRIDERShaviUg takentho - Store
jL nod ingehased the Stock of (WOOS of R..
T. Asux. V, aro prePar6l to still for Ready Pay
-otzly, a ' - • i .
T , • • 11
V ar FINE; Assoarm fits I
.ort
Day .G DS, . ' - -
.
GROCERIES , • .
CR CKER,Y, * ' * ; ~ ' • .
1
NOTIONS, :.,..:. ..
.
NAILS, •_'y •
AND SHOES, .:',
FLOUR. AND SAID,..:' .
LE. AND UPPF,R.L.EATHER, : -
.
&e., Ste., &c. . - • .
ices as (they think).eannot fail to'give .
psfaetion to all who may . favor them
i?.pationage. • - '
pis of produce taken iti exchangit fur
AL such
cadre sa,
with Lim
MI Id
cr'9.d!"
A. 4J. R. ASHLgY
yn, Nov. 15; 1.855..."
- Grea. Exhibition in Spring, Ville:
GREAT ANP RARE . roctitorricN , OF
FOlitlIGN AND . DOMESTIC, - 00,01)S,
:
of Omits, every 8416 and quality; stielt . :aa will he
sure to . nleae, ana accommodate
: ell 'elasises of
people-from the child in the 'cradle - to • the old
and deer.pit. Viese goads are.hdiught,..•on the.
ly
e f
most fable t has; and will be sold aceording4
Ale* given a Call and , we will _ try to sup.:
I
ply all ys ur wai ts in the line of p00n. , ;;, ever
kept . in, a coup ry. store. You need :not •go to
New' r rk for am-thing Jen. Want, beeause.we
have the I. fresh mom the city... • •
SCOTT,JOIINSOS; &' CO.
~,May 8, 1805.
N W ST.ONTS : • .
RRE' I' has.now in . store - and is tench
-
! 4 larg : stock of Nov Stoves, including
of the % est and National elevated oven,
~ver. W de World " and Paragt.,n Liege
which.he woul incite partitulor attention
At Cook ng Stoveslu market, with • a au
ort men CofParlo'r,olliee and Shop stoves
or Coal, aiso. Stove Pipe, Zine, Sheet
vesi Till.)es;&e : , - -
11 8 1
iii
the Star
Black R
Oven, to
es the by
perior as
fur Wm
Iron, St.
!elected from tho best Foundries
1 ica for cash with the best iptanti
, tnadtito . order for his . . cu.stom
enable . kith ittall respects to de&
`viii be sold at the most reduced
approved credit"
Oct. 1855.. . : • • . ' ,
':took is.'
y and U
limning
14..11 Will
ion an . ii
,r cash ci
This !
of Albali
ty of Ti
traee, x
competi
prices ti
New
New Goods Cheap for
-
.v l / 4 , ..:110TT has just reOeired another Vot of
V • • New Goods, such as Challis, 'Barge - De
Loins, Do Ilagis; Gin ghairuk, Collars; Embroideiy,.
Lawns,,&c.,.&c. wtneu HE OFFERS \ - Eay . Low.
mucEs. 81131.11 ER SHAWLS, 6 'now lot just
receivad—houtiful .patterns at very low -prices,
also. CRAPE and BLACK SILK SHAWLS
as lath as the lowest. - , • " .
1
June•l3.
ia
---.- —,-,-----,---- ••• -- ._ -.. ...____
' g rVt.% VStoves : .I. S : toves-1!
rr liElubseriber wisbes to call the attention I
'JL his rlends an d
. the Public tit his very litrge
assortment of , i • `:r. .
1 STOVES, " ' "
at Ida•now ;Store Room in Loderaville,next to
-L. S. Lel heirn's Store, and' near the Great Bend
Depot:. HO has in addition to .his •fornter- large
variety Crooking 4nd Parlor Storey, mat} new
Patterns, some of which are .• :
•• •
hulas,l Peach. Branch,' • Fire Fly, -
'n 'Mubarak, • • •, Meth:Won ,
'arrior, • •Orieat,-;. Oak,
t.ove, . • '
)nether. With his former
,stoek wilt.. Le
he, most extensive and varied assortment
'hich t'
perhaps
of well
Fir
made to
old stan;
!elected Sterns [ in the .7i.funty:
inton, Stoves Drell lanai:hod at low prices.
Iliartieles in his line kept on hand and
order as usual, nnd orders receised at his
in Great Bend. • '
. JOHN COLSTEN. -
„_
• Ole & Great Bend Nov.,
Lode
,
Attention at Home.
T UE UNDERSIGNED wotild respect-
I - fuPylinformlhe citizens ' of IDitnOck and
1
;the surrounding, country, that he .has opened a
;store atlathock four•cOrners, Where-he intends
Ikeepingconstantly on hand a good and well se.
Ilected a sOrtment of Dry' Goods,'Groceries, Hard
iWare,-(i t roe,kery, and' all kinds of Merchandise.
, usually ,kept in a country Store, which, he will
sell as lbw, if not !ewer, than akyother establish.
mont in. Northern • Pennsylvania., Montrose not
lexeepte - I Gentlemen and Ladies • give •the. a
!call, an .examine My stock of Goods, and my
!prices. You will save at le:ist sorrie'eliles trav
el and erhaps froth ten to fifteen cents on ei.,-
;,ery,d.ollar 'you, pay Ont.. A good 'assortment of
Ready T►rade clothing kept . constantly on' hand
.
aids of County 'produce token in,eictange
drat the 'Market price.
Alf li'
for Go
I :1 W3l. H. THAYER.
;el:, Jan. 15, 1856 --yl. _ •
The -Cheap §torei: .•
agIETY
.
undersigned would:. rpspectfully inform
le tu'' hasitants ofllinghatut6n and vicinity,
has recentq; purchased of Edward Prics
.e and well selected stock of..
I DRY' GOODS,
r 1111
t
that he'
his lar
le bas- removed. from La Fayette Blodk
28 Court Street, one door above the
entire stock - has been, purchased -cons.id
below. NeW, York cost , enough so to
himlie.will sell Goods,
than can he bought, at any otlierStOro
Ameriel
This
crably
warraq
eheapel
in tuw
W SPRING AND
----
Sumtn r 7 Goods, la 06 above stock,luts just been
added large invoice of, Spring and Summer.
Goods of ;the latest-styles, which -will be closed
out atrtiat bargains. • .
The StOck consists in , Dart of We folloWing
Goods vi; . ; - Fine Lawns, rust colors, from 9 to
18c. pet yard ; Calicoes, American and • English,
from 4. tp lle„ tier yard; Merrimack and Co
thee° Prihts, atsll c..„ Bleached and Brown Shoe
ting,is tdiShirtings,frotn 4c. to 2s. 6d. per. yard ;
Kentuay Jeans, from . Is. 3C. to 28., 6d. per y'sd ;
Ladies' Ijose, flit] 6 1-4 e. to 35. - 6 d. per pair;
Gingbranti, from 10c. to 33c. per yard; lle.Laines
from Ic. to 3s. per yard. Also, a large lot of
Linen.,
Quilts and Counterpains, Curtains and
Drape is,iShawls, Gloves, Tabtit Covers,
_Silks,
Sates, Etabroideries, &c, &c.
,
1k4, - Valkes and. - 11aas of all pri
,
Don't forgetlthe numbet,2B•Court street.
oast of the' Auto:lean llhtel, but cull and
ore purchasing elsoVhcre.
, •ti. C. GODWIN.
April 3d, 1856
. . •
• 1 • - IL J. .Webb,
w receiving his ti cw Spring Goods, which
offers at his usual low prices.
trose, March' 11, 185 . 6; - . .
IS n
he
Me ,;
ALDWIN & PERKINS•
• legate and Retail deulersin Flout, suit, Pork,
Train, Feed ,C;undles, Fish, and solar salt for
z Pork.
•Itabuut Street,—.Enst end orLyoti a &Chan
lora,Moutrobo
ALFRED BALDWIN
&LA $ PERKINS'.
Ltrosa Oct. 30, 1855:1744.
Wh.
Meal,
pail
se .finitileis . Depot . for Sniqukk- - 1
6 ' na County,. at ' New Milford.
'NElt".lrii7ki - 4- GAILRETT are givitig es.
Point attention to the improYement con.
led_ in this 'County - the 'Conteing . season,
w eller a helliing hand,liy keeping con..
`..for sate a large quantity ol:Wintlow-S4h
ass,
.)31inds,! Doom NaUe: Point* 41:1.0ils,
complete - niSortment' : etbitildors - . lista
&c. : Those 'going to; put .lip Jimises.in. 7 .
'.iitig Will tiUdit'for theirlitteres(t&- - git , e
'call.. - We - e ett Jtititish - every; thing ' . l , Mt
4..iii,the very -,- touies(inanufsetitring'Pri
1. - ,- 5 ,1.', DICKERMAN.-it'VARRATIY
,WlC9rdi Feb. L a 1856.
'EHEIEONIIIOSE DYSOCEAT.
3on4snuu Evtgr nlVP.apkv
(Mill'Qlg• At =NM
.
TERrilropu,...sl,6o s eash adyance, $2,09 if
dot paidwi thi as months;aitd , s2,btliaL,thetnd
oftheyear. No paper diseenti n ued arreara-
Lies are paid, except at the Optioti of the'l'ub.
lishe is: Ail %;() 113 U 11 i tipns e;ou'llectia iith the
offiee t to insure attention directed (pest
paid) to E. 11. CHASE, / Panrolt;ifontrotsd, Sus.
queharrag Peon ty, Pa.
gates of Advertieduip,
One•square (I 2. lilies 00(44) 3iniertionl4l - ,00
Rich 'snbitequentinsertion, . - . ' 0,25
Odesquire three months,- . o,to
One square six, months,. . ;• 4,00
Business Cards, rlines or Jew ; 8,00
Yearly advertisements , no t ot ern4 .squttos'7
-,00
Qae column one-year; t. . 7 30.00
Yew advertisers will be restricted tti tho
husinetssin which they ar,e'e ngdged ; axidtire con:
.sidered a's - wishing tii•eontinue adveriiiing unless
they shall ghle Specialdireetions fora discontin
uance- of the•same. ' • •••• - •
JOB WORD.. , ,
Eff The abliOe re havi n g addedjo their Job
Printing materialu a large - and assort°
meld of JobirypF, !liro now rep:tried to. knent-
Yob, Work ip a wanner unsurosued in this
soe
tion,of country, and on reasonabkietme:
Itlatiks of every deficription keptconetantty. _
.
on hand or printed to Order. - • . •
; ....t.ii i it'',i. : ::'_: : ,P.4i - i:O'Ol
BRYANT BOUSE,
Great Bend Depot, Pa. ADDItiON BEY
.- ANT, Proprietor. .
' BIIInIi.OWS, spitouT4i.,co.,..
Mattuf acturers of SrßottriCol:P4 CAR.
R TAGESriciNcis,lia,t(hesville;l4 - comibg
Springs ri:ty be had . of S.Wilson,Mpatrosq.
Win. IV.. & Co. - - - •
Cabhiet ind Chair Manufaetarem foot Main
Street, Mobtrose,Pa. . • • •
Surgeon Dentist, Montt:ose, - Pa., will be at
Searle's lintel, Motidays and Tuesdays °teach
- week. 15y1
_ „ _
ABEL , TURRELLilloirmon, PA.
Dealer in kedieines, Chemicals, Dye.
Stuffs, GlaSS.:ware,Pairits,Oils, Varnishes, 'Win
dow Glass, qrpesries, Fan.:y Goods, 'Jewelry,
,Perfuinery, &e..—and Agent for all of the , most
popular Patent Medicines.
JOiIN GROVES,' '
Fashionably Tuilor—Silop under Searle*
llotet,'ltain Street,Jl ontrpse, Pa. _ •
C. W. MOTT
LiEll:gß t t btoves, rin,'ts'ppeiaid:Sheelirori
Ware,Lodersy lite, near. Gteatsend Devc;t.-1 3
A. Lathrop,\
_ .
PAtEr.: RCady4ll;ide
.clothirrg,. : Ufa ti and
• Gaps. Boots ang Littoc:4, - Dry &c.
L"t:Stoic• oppositi. Afontru. , ,e,
'C. D. LATHROP, an d t
• . ,
-J. 13. M.,
- 1 - 11tUGpis . r. -(1.1 EmisT, and Dealer ir,
1 J. PR iJGS, Meclieirtesi. Chemicals, .I)y.c Stuffs
-Paints,P.itty, -Window Glass, Campltine ,
Fl ia:Perfu erv . , ce
.
.
• FRANKLIN FRASER," ,
ATTO . IINKY AND CotINSI - .L1.1:11: AT taw, MontrosePa., wittattend faithfully to nil business-en
trusted to him' in the eounty Of Susquthanna.
Conveyancing; and writing of albkindi4 wilt be
do tie neatly, and charge. moderate..
....Sloattead to the 'pros•Tution of elaitasof sot
diets, their widows and litirs,sgalostAbe.UY.,
goVerninent, for .BouatY Land, Pensions,
May be found'at all hours 's t
oeeupied. by J. T. Riell'ard, ESci.,nortVl;of the
COurt.tionse:7-1853413
- - -
C.' TYLER
. Interested with , I. L: Rita,
.
DEALER in Hardware aari Cut.'
Icry,tarriag,e Trimmings, Sprinks;•&e.
'-No.. 215 Nail
'here his INEettenntlielrrii•this;ii
kindly.invited,nndear Zlysolicit .
ed to call and . purchase. : •
._ - -
. . ,- :.7. H. Parßons, -- .
. .
.• -
WHOLESALE:AND RETAIL DE, LEn ib - Cabinet
Ware, Sofas,, Bedsteads,_-, Tables, Stitnds
Chairs, - &e: . . . - '
' No. 9 IVashlngton street. •
. 11 ingharritoti,N..Y.
rCotli W:teo'-jlO OM bp
•\ J. D. VAIL, Pitt.. D. •
.
lIY§ICIAN ana l Sergeon.has permariently
icelit,ed• himself at • Bisekneyville' t Su9q'a -
Poutity, , PMm'a,.and «ill promptly 'attend - Wall
calls with which he may' be faverel, •
May, 1856-n22. , ,
• -- .
. • it :Pickett - . '...• ',;
- Jusric.E or • zfig:_•.,l l- E . ..,toE,l3, ! flector Of Debts,'
' , Executor of Deeiis,Wills, CoptraetB, &c:. - , Of ,
"flee; Laceyville,'lFyouiipg county,
.Pa. •.. , - •
814,9,-1856:,, . • \ -
PATENT INUEDICIZE
• SASIL , BLISTD,
GLASS DEPOT, CIIESTNUT ST., ,
- IMontrose, Pentea - ,*:.
BY D. BREWSTER.
All sizes And descriptions, in.. anyigeantity,
made to 'order, or furnished on the itiorteat no
tice. _ •
;HAYDEN. BROTIEERSi - :,:
NOw
.
1;171101,171SAilt. .Dealers ? " Battens
V V Coinbs, b'uspenders, Thrtidtti. -EttnelF
Goode,, WatelheS: Jewelry. Silver rand Plated !
WareCnifery, Fishing Taek)e, CiOirs;:l44,
Mere Wits Poddlors, supplioa
m u
terms. :
'-
DiNp .
w. .kYDEN, • TRACY
40111 N HAYDEN, , • 'OrECI:IIAYDEN.
DR. E. F. WILMOT,-
CI . RADIJATE of the Allopathic an 4 Ho;
'1.„1 me dpathie Colleges • 'of Ilitedioine, is' now
pormanen.4
_located in-Great Bond Pn.
. April Ist, 1856. - -
- ' . JOHN _ 5A1171144, .
TpskSITIONABLE Shop. .over the
..112 Store of C. W. Mott, near He"
tol.
u:tutnwELL. - **ciNti : .impOrt.
ens of
Warron titreeti.New
Burning. Fluid and Camplienen
. i t FILESII supply,-just,roeeirett and for sale
1 cheap, ai4o, eantilos,-old *moue*, big en
ough itria!ltamfvuough to stand - Mouth le sum
pier L
- •
/I . o6Pllroad Cloth` Cali*
piece BELL & TINGLEY.,
Dr. 11.:1711TIF
JOHN COLSTEN;
Dr- - Merrit H: C- Vail-
ABEL T R ICE 131,
3iontrose,
•
DRUG:GIST, limb - AGENT,
FOR ALL - VIE-AWL:GAR -;
PIA?A'11? E:trßifilM
OF , Tti.E DAY.
Consignntnits Cohsltatatl:q
a. S , , - KNAPI!--,11.
[A: LaTIIGOP