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•
1 7 :um a pamphlet entitled "N)
sea, to men of business," written'
man, we make the following. ef
subject of our foreign . polies,
as.onimon sense talk. Read it. •
• . The anxious . wish of the Aunirierin .. peeple
—let.'mischiavous traducers salt- what they
please—is for bonorable peace with all the
world,
,and atria neutrality inl ii conflits of
foreiga,nations. Never did th wish more
ta
strongly move the people than at_ this very
moment. • Commerce, and niantifaclures,and.- !
apicultuie,eind the mechanic at.i s,never more T i'
prosperous' than now, need and will exact, a
peaceful policy from our ruler. i -The -pond- ,
n: 3
nation at . Cincinnati was . hailed . by all
,a
then men at home, and . Will be so iv
gal:Jed abroad as the triumph o the best sort
of peaceful iniluettee, and . sent•inent—those
vhic are - consistent
,with jeal us nminten
. :ince of national honor and, nati nal interests'.
.Nothing can more' tend to Maintain peace
with foreign • nations—and especially that 1
great nation from whom we. inherit so' many ~a
virtues and some peculiarities than such y
concord' and united counsels as the Conven-.
• tion at Cincinnati piesented, nnited on all 1
- questions of internal-polity, and'imited in the
. choice of their-candidates What could more
stimplate the aggressiOn of, forelign, nations,
especially those whose commercial interest it.
may seem to be to divide , us, than the pros
k‘ct that, for four years to coma there are to
be domestic hickerings and discordant coun-•
selse--the North arrayed againSt the-South,
and the South against -the,North—an 'acci
dental and experienced Executive, in turmoil
with Congress, and looked upon as an enemy
worse than aiforeign foe by a - large portion,
of the - people.. i. The most hostile lenglislinian
orTrenchman that ever railed at our free in
atitutions. never breathed harsherior more cii
venemed words—a-mounting tomoral trea
son—than Were familiarly utter A and • Ye-•
m
heently applauded in the .aase binge which
1 4
lately met in Philadelphia. The ipeace which
they must expect from the avorldj.is only 'the
peace which pity might vouchsafe to grant—
not the peace which union mid strength . de
mand.
:;In the Democratic ' Convention there . was
no. word of sectional discord. -,. The spectacle
there exhibited was the representation of a
-united, high-spirited, and yet peace-loving .
nation. The only word, of dissent that was
whispered came from th Sonthein lips, and
. they were words (and this the calumniators
' of ithe South would do well -to remember) of
caution and circumipection on the side' of •
peace. For it, is a.fact worthy tol be medita- ,
ted on even" by.fanaties, and certainly by.
Northenanmen of business, that
,more than
once in the history of our .-countiy, have -
Southern statesmen saved us from the calam
•ities of actual war,or those hardly leas annoy
,ing inflictions of commercial anxiety .whether
the,,re• will be war 'or not. The Muchonviled
'South has s - einetimes saved us (rota the follies
and passions of the North. - They . arc our
fri(Mds and brothers yet: • .
.
. And , most all did the-, uornination, hy , Cor-•
dial_unanimity,.ofJames Buchanan says to
the, world that the Cuited. States desires hon-
Orable peace.... , ... I • • -• '
."The nomination of. Mr. Buchanan," writes
.
' FremOnt's father-in-law, to the citizens of
Missouri, - "determines my,. course. 1 coasid
ey him the safest chanceJor preserving the
peace of the country, now genelly endan
geral both at home and .abroa - ; and Le
. neving him to be the bast chance:for peace ; !
.!hold it to be the duty of all to seriport it."
~..". The American people so regard it: Vr.
Buchanan has exactly that experience . Which
fits him for. the crisis, whether it be one .of
peace -Or war,, or the anxious, doubtful, crisis
of peace or war,' when a rash word) or a timid
,
look may - precipitate an'impeuding evil. .. He ,
.hasibeeu under varied tireurnBtandes our rep
resentative abroad. +_ First, at ' the court of
' that great power of the North of .Europe,
' whe,ace•more than onee,out Of the ~hick.darkn
esS Of apparent despotism,have Lashed gleams
of friendly.feeling to our American interests
and our country ; then and latelY, and du
ring a period of grave res • ponsibility, et the
matrotstilis of Great Britain; the, seat of intel- .
ligeuce and high civilization 'More fornaikla
hie iii the rivalry of friendly nations than . ru
der elements of power. Tq Meet and appre
ciate actual kindnesii,. and #et not to .be
swayed
_too much by it—to assert, rights with
firmness—to repulse the first Bigo t of indigni
tyto4onduct controversary with 'ability
.
and courtesy—and to make strangers, and
especially Englishmen (who,. to. heir . credit
and not to their shame be it spoen; are tal
ways watching and.
,promoting - nglish in
terests all the world over), to.rnalre. them an
derstaud that American interests are dear
to American statesmen, and will list sill haz
,
Ards, or at any 'sacrifice, .be rianintained ;
these were the duties and this the success of
Peansylvania statesman 'during I the three
years be has, with so much honor to himself
and us, represented this nation. - abroad. - ,
Nor is this all—four yearior Mr. Buchan
.
• arf.i. life, from 1844 to 7 1848, were, passed as
tha chief' adviser of an executive adininis
tration, daring a period of hostile` diplomatic
controversy, ,with morn nations than one, and
at last •of actual war. Ile was ' , cretary •of
.Stite during that brief but peril° 5 coqfliat
l i
with 4.lxico, which beverely trie ° the spirit
of the Nation and settled forever. 'the doubt
•. whether a Ilepablic could, wage a war iti a
dista4t country. The a ver was !waged .and .
' •t . ' victory was won._ The great executive
Iv
tri.,
~ ' - a .s withstood. The flag of i the Union
svaSttarried by our gallant soldiers to the
csON: of an. enemy's Couutry.; Itl-was inag
naninioasly withdrawn when the r ictory was
. won—and it is part. of Mr. I.3nehanan'a fame,
one of the • elements of strength he now-has
.. at home. and abroad, that he was one of that
• Cabinet which carried the war to Tts wonder
ful result..
• .- Into then gives better assuranc
.. than he does l' Who can't' mon
minister the Goveremeut in the,i
shOuld Providence in its inscrutal
dins afflict lis f
•
Jam' "Sonnydear," paid a fo,
izave 4 .- dirty, face?
•''Can't..l4p it, matn, dada. a
publican."- - .- • •
• • tar . " Bobby, what does your fa,
a li til a e g 'S V
": ptiitanthropist, sir; collects
money fOr Central Africa and billids • liotiseß
•
Alit; of the prOeeeds.r - , •
jar Jerico is often mentioned as a pla4e
of resort for cultivating the moustache. Mrs.
Slow' remarked on seeing, the portrait of the
republienn cnaidate for President, that she
thought he had tarried 4 lbng WhilCutt at
fluerat.
GRICULTURAL WORKS.
Trir.,riZ;
DCFACTIIRERS, WiroLEsALE ADD DETAIL DEAL
ELS ID
Enrrons. 'IA
t9O.
ord.; of coun
by a business
stiaet on the
It is good
ORSE -POWERS, TIIRF.SUERS - AND
SEPARATORS.
Threshers arid. Winnowers combined.,
• CLOVER HULLERS
solar and Cross 5- Cut - Saw 31111-A. Emery's
. er Mills.. Feed Cutters, * Corn Shelters, Corn
1 / .
; seed pt.nteni.‘;' Seyniour's Grain Drills and
.3r id OA Sowers. Revolting Horse, Rakes.
), er,Fewers. Clod's Grain Cradles. - ,Ketch.
1 's Mowers. Reapers and Mowers Combined.
eta ric Coin and Cob Mills.. Excelsior Fanning
ii Is. Cultivators. - Leather and Rabber Belt.
in, Meat Cutters Apple Peare.s. Refrigera.
tor, Provision:Safes; - &e. .
1. 1
xtms furnished for repairing Emery and
VI eele es machines._ , -
ur Excelsior Fanning. - Mills are second to
o e made in the Union. . .
eseriptive Catalogues, Price Lists antiCircu
ar of all machines, &e., sold by us, sent gratis
n postage 'prepaid, to all applicants.. Bond us
-o r name and address. , .
.L. BLOWERS, of Franklin, Agent: Post
e address; -Montrose, Pa. •
*
4.'eaco _dee are
sash terms that secures tho right ofever)
.
nation,to the navigation of the Danuhe,and,
be it known to the people of Susquehanna
County, and the rest of the v..orld; that they will'
find it to their. advantage to come to the 'l'entp
erance Saloon. nneGrocer? in Main St, Mont-.
rose, I'a., (the only Temperance saloon in Mont
roseio • get- Pies, such as are' pies, !Cakes,
Cheese, ••Crackers, .Sardines,• pickled Oysters,
Clams, Cucumbers; - lee Cream, Oranges, Pine
Apples, Csndy, and : Segars, Note &c. Sul:ill
Beer, Ice cool Lemonade, and Soda Water to
eat and drink. At the some. placcj i is a good mi
sortment of Groceries and Provisions ' with new
supplies every week from New York, such as
Tea i ,ehoice kinds, from `2.s. 9e., 6s. :per lb.
Sugar now at 9 'OS. Best' Collet, 11 1-ilets.,
crushed,. Pulveriied and Granulated at is. per
lb. Molasses at,. 6d. per Gallon ; best Syrup ot
ss. 6d. per gal. Pork, Smoked HaM,and,Shoul.
dem, dried, Beef Ham, Cod, Mackerel, White
and Blue Fish, Cheese, Crackers, Lard, Tallow,
Sterine patent and Sperm
~Candles,la variety of
Bar Soaps, Shaving do. best in use; Coffee Rice,
and Tobacco, plug and. fine cut, Chewing and
smoking., do. in tin foil. Fire Crackers and Fire
Works. Matches, all kinds. dried • Peaches,
• Plains, Cherries, Figs, from -I*.to ls. 6ot, per lb.
Prunes, Zantee Currents, Citron, Fig paste, Sa
gO for pudding:4, Spices all kinds, • do. r Ground •
nitard, do. French Soap PoWdet,,Dabbitts Sal
reratu4, do. and Washing Soda, Cream Tarter,
and 'Super Carl; Soda Tartaric . Acid,
_Licorice,
do. root, : F ancy Candy and Gum .Drops,'. fresh.
from N. Y.., Cassia buds, Canary seed, Nutmegs;
Cloves &c., Cocoa, Bronta and Chalkolate, Lor
ilards, black and Scotch snuff, Ra:sins, from Is.
to I0:6d. per lb, Sittt:itic4seedlessßasins f starch
(pe'arl) Corn starch, Patent Nutmeg Graters,and
Clothe's pins
,Sweet and Caitor Oil in bottles,
Raymond's Lees. and Wrights Pills, Salts, Molt
Brimstone; Sulphur, Gum Camphor, Vinegar
Choice lot of • Catsup, Pickles, Pepper Sauce,
Raspbery Syrup, flavoring extracts, Hair Oils,to
embelish and prevent, from falling offer turning
grey, Herring by the Box,
_White Wash, Sera
and Shoe brushes, Stove and. boot Blacking,
Garden seeds, •slate and lead 'pencils, Axe hand
les, Brooms, Tooth Ache Ointment, - an almost
;sure
ere for burns, Sprains, : Bruises, &c. Rus
sian Llt,sament, good for man or beast. Horse
Medicine, together wit 4 a largo assortment of
Children's Toys, selected . with great care for
both girlS and boys, among. which are small
pails ankilaskets, Horses ' Dogs, and Cattle on
wheels and rockers. small Tea Setts, Thimbles,
Cornelian Rings, Tops, Clarienettes, • Aceorde
on, Harenonicons," Harps, and many . _ curious
things, Ladies Baskets and Sewing. Birds, Sack.
Salt for family use,'Corn Mehl, ahn,Flour, kept
constantly on hand,- by. the pound, sack or:bar
.
roll.
rrm
T.ltAt .l lll
,Clams, Oran g es and Lecanns, Pine Apples, &c.,
Some Eggsßutter, Potato - es, Beans, &c., taken
in exchange. The above-Goeds are for sale for
cash or ready pay.
•
Thankful- for past favors', I hope by strict
attention to business and small profits to gain. a
larger bhare of patronage, and thereby all be
mutualy, beneficed, all orderti - with the ready
will be proMptly attended to.
Temperance Saloon, Grocery and Provision
Store' in Main St., Montrose, Pa., May 20, 1856.
A rare chance to _make fro - 12 to 25 or 30
per cent. on your investment.
TIIE stibserihtr is prepared to fufnish Thresh
ing machines and various other, Agricultur
al implements, not to be surpassOr by any in
this country, from the well known and long es.
tablished Manufactory of Wheeler,Mellick & Co.
Albany, N. Y. There are that .a few farmere in
this 'county, but what can realise the above per
cent. or more, as the horse power can be applied
icrsawing wood, in log or otherwise, churning;
cutting stalks, straw, and hay &e., and various
other uses too numerous to mentir. For sev
eral reasons I can make it an 'object for those
wishing to purchase, to call :uplA me and have
their orders filled. I have. the freight so arrang
ed that the transportationle2but a Mere
All implements warranted , to be and to perform
as recommended, (see* large band bills.) I'ean
also furnish machinery from ether :manufaeters
if desired.. Now is your time :o send orders and
your machines wilt be in readiness ratitarvest.
• - • < krT. TIFFANY
Din:rock, SlAq.ro., Pa., May 21, 185 G.
Starnecca Rail Road'! !! [ -
!YW
, ,rt.' v 2 Eft2LITLI il a
ILA &
FA3I TREIIAIN t'Af.., are on hand
with the largest, best; and cheapest stocli
ef general merchandise in town. Consisting of
- Axes. Alpacca, - and Alspice. i
Brootns, .B,..ititm and Bedsteads.
Clocks, Calicoes and Clothing. - ! ! •
Denims., Drags, and Door - handles.
Envelops, Edging., and Epsom Salts.
Flour, Flannels, and Fish-Hooks.
Glass; Groceries,
add Gimblets. - ,
Hats. Hams, and Hand-saws.
• Ink, Indigo, and Imperial Babies (dresses.)
Jugs, Jaconets, and Jewsharps. ,
Knives, Knobs, p 4 Kentucky Jeans. i! .
Locks, Lamps •W.aooking Glasses.
Matches, Mush Molasses. '
v artk
•
Nutmegs,Nan ,n and Notions. 1
Oils, Oxbows andlOverallsi
Pork, Pills and POwder. l ' ,
Queensw,are, (Innis, - and Qaart-cnps. ' -
Rubbers,Raisins and Rat-traps.'
Shoes, Shirts and - Sugar. 1 •
Tobacco, Tea and Trace Chains.
Umbrellas, Under-shirts and Union Hats;
Veils, Virieg.as soil:Vitra i • I
Whips, Wallets and Washbowls. •
• Kira Superfine Flour. 1 I .
York, Cottonades and Youth's flats.
%. And many other articles which they . are
selling at a very small advance on, cost prices.
"Sundl profits" and fair dealing is the 'motto for
the Summer of '56. Give us
,a call and teat the;
truth of our assertions.
- fot peace
) safely id
of war,
10 wisdom
d mother,
Black itc.
ther do for
Cash for - Woo . ; •
THE highest price, in cnifi, .be paid for
j_ Wool by . BUWRITT.
New Itilfoid, lune '33, 1850. •
Wanted.'
IWO dozen at Utile)ls - by the first of July,
• ulso fat tliekOns• it'S.-S. MO S .
Montrone, • "
TIOGA POINT
n. M. wr.t.LECic co.,
Athens, Pn.,
HOSTILITIES CEASED,
Pr Dr -,111
Fanners to youilnteiest.
WIL-TREMAIN &
isszeithoro; Pa., May 26, IBS. -
9), , 1LL6
ire curing the Sick to an extent Rev
before known of any Adicine.
READ AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVE
'vim MAME!, Esc* Me well known perfumer, -
Chestnut Skeet. thiliaelphia. Whose choke proclue
.tore found at almost everyloilet, says
0 1stn happy in say of ?nut CATHARTIC Pour, that
bound them better Willy medicine, GAT COMM
or, than any other within my linowlertee. Many of n
friends bare realized marked beiterita,kam them, and c
trickle with um in believing that they possess eatraprdinary
virtues for driving. out diseases and curing the sick. lltey
are not only effectual; but safe and pleasantto be taken .I.
„twenties which must make them valued - by the public,
when they are known." . I
The venenble Chancellor WARDLAWwrites from Bak •
innate 15th April, 1854: . I ,
"Da. J. C. Aran,— Sir: I have taken your Pills with.
great benefit, for the listleseneW, languor, toe- a appetlit', - •
and Bilious headache, whkh has of late yeareovernike
me in the spring. A. few doses of your Pills cured me. 1
have used your Cherry Pectoral many years in my ford!
fur cough& and colds with unfailing success. You make '
medicine.; which ant ; and I feel It a pleasure to commend
you for the good you have done and are doing."
JOHN F. BRATTY, Fre, Sec. of the Penn. Railroad Co., -
says:
"Pit. R. R. Office, PAitadelplaa, Ike. 13, 1853.1.
"Bit: I take
. ptewuna in adding my testimony to the
efficacy of your medicines, having derived very .material
benefit from the utte'of both your Pectoral and Cathartic
Pills. I ant never without them in my family, nor shalt I -
ever enneent to be, while my Meath! Win procure them."
The widely renowned 8.8. STEVENS, DI. D., of Went- -08,•
worth N. 11., writs: . .
"Having used your CATItaSTIC Puna In rely practical
certify from experience that they ire an Invaluable purga
tive. In cans of disordered timelines of the liver, cansing
headache, Indigeetion,.tostiveneet, and the great variety
of diseases that follow, they area SUR, remedy than any
. other. In all cues where a purgativeremedy re required,
I confidently weemmend these Pills to the public, as
superior to any other 1 have ever found. They are sere
in their operation, and perfectly safe—qualities which'
;rake them an invihrable article for public use. I have
for many years Leona your Cherry Pectoral as the best
Cough medicine in the world ; and these Pills are in no
wise inferior to that admintble preparation for the treat
ment of diseases."
. ' • • " Arlan, Me., Xer. 2.5, 1853. 1
"Da. J. C. Arta—Dear Sir: I have been afflicted from
any birth with acrofula in its worst form, and now, after
twenty years' trial, and an untold of amount orsutrerina
have been completely cured in. a few week, by your Pill ' s.
With what feelings of rejoicing I write can only be
imagined when you realize what I have suffered , and how
long. .
"Never until now have 1 been free front this loathsome
disease In some shape. At times it attacked my eyes, nod
made me almost blind, besides the unendurable pain ;at -
others it settled in the scalp of my head, and degroyol my
hair, and has kept me partly bald all my days ; emtetitnea
it came out in - my face, and kept it for months a raw sok.
- "About nine weeks ago I conuuenced taking your (7ai
• thank Pills, and now am entirely free from the complaint.
My eyes are *ell, my skin is fair; and my hair has cont.,
menced a healthy growth ; all of which makes um feel
already anew pence.' •
" Hoping this statement may be the means of conveying
information that shall do good to others, I ant, with every
sentiment of gratitude, - Yours, dec. - •
. • MARIA RICKER."
•- " I have 'known the above named Muria Ricker fstii
bet childhood, and her statenteut is strictly tote.
ANDREW .1. DIESERVE,'
Overseer of the Portsnioutli Manufacturing Co." .
Carr. JOEL PRATT, of the ship Marion, writes from
Boston, 20th April, 1654:
- 1, Your Pills have cured me from a bilious attack which -
arose from derangement - of the Liver; which hail become
- very Set - antis. I had failed of any relief by my Physician,
and from every remedy I could try ; but a icw dims of •
your Pills have completely restored me to health. - I have
given them to any children for wenn., with the best ef
knee. They were promptly cured. I reetnunended thorn -
to a friend tot costivenew, which-bad troubled biro far
months; h t told me in a few days they hail cured hint. •
You Oaks the but medicine in the world ; and lam free -
to say so." - •
Read this from the distinguished Solicitor of the Supreme,
Conn, whose 'brilliant abilities have made him ,well
known, not only In this but the neighboring States.
" Nee Orleens, 51.11; ...tlptsl, 1854.
"Sir: I have great satisfaction in securing, you that ,
myself and family have teen very much benefited by your
Medicines. My wife was cured, two years since,- of a Pe-, 1 -
vets and dangerous Weigh, by your Crasser Pairrniaz,, ,
and sine. then has enjoyed perfect health. My children I
have several times been cured from attacks of the lnfiu- '
ears and Croup by it. It is an invaluable remedy for 1
- these complaints. Your (7...lnfim Puss have entirely ~
. tuned me from a dyspepsia and ciptiveness, which has I
grown upon me for cone years,— indeed, this cure is ]
mucitnurs important, from the tart that I bast failed to
get relief from the best Physicians which Ibis section of
the country affords, and from any of the munewuslerne
dies I had taken. ' - -
" Yon seem to nS, Doctor, like a providential flee:one
to our tattillT, and )otl may well suppose we arc not un
vaitigul of at. Yours respertfolly,
. - LEAVITT-TH./ XTER.", .
." &MU China3ee, Ohio, April Stlz, ItZ-1.
" Da. J. C. Avast— Honored Sir: I kayo made a ti. ,, r,
ones trial of the CiTHARSIC rats, left we by your event,
and have been cured by them, of the dreadful" ithrlii.ati.tzt
under which he found me itiltreriug. The firbt 114.0 re
lieved -me, and a few.subsequent il,,iev have ont:rely .
removed the diesase. I feel in better health cow .tllan fi , r
time years bek.re, which I attribute entirely to the etch
of your CATIULItTIC PILLS. Yntlrg t it)/ fr03..1 !expert.
LUCIUS .1F - METCALF."
The above are all from persons who re p6 l
• üblicly known .
' where they : aide, and who would not t . OVICe state
saute without a thorough conviction that l
ey were true.
- • Prepared by DR. J. C. An t e k CO.;
. Practical , and dimly : den' Chemists 11, NUM
a -
ABEL TUR..RELL.
• YLIT.C.sr i - ktiTc•D‘y , , , ), • ,
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T IINSALAMAND EI:IISAF
.....-, -- : - .7.-7 -- -?-._ , of 1 4 1-,th a; r.
tdellthizainst thr
1 itri_rutsri
.: ' ! world.—Evans AL.- Waisou,No..ttr;
' 1 .... 1y • ' meth Fourth strrt, 1 irtlar.elpithr,
i •.• ' have had the surest demen-dratioh
in the following CertifiateS, tit:6.
their manufacture of SaLtraander Saf•s has at.
length fully warranted the representations Which
have been made of them, as rendering an u
doubted security against the terrific element:
- . • Pittwins.t.rtn.l., April:l2; 1856.
MEssus. EVAN'S & WATsoN:•:—..Gents :—.lt, Ml
fordans- the highest satisfaction 4 to state to you
that owing to thesery prof ective . quaiities of twO
.of the Salamander Safes which we' purchased of
you some few months since, we saved : a large'
portion of our Jowelry,-I.looks, Papers, dz.e., ex=
posed to the calamitous fire in lianstead Place,
on the morning of the 11th lust. ' ,
,
When we reflect that these Safes were loea.
ted in the fourth story of the building we occu r
pied, and that they fell subsermently into :Cheap
of burning ruins, whert , the vast - concentration
Of heat caused the brass plates to melt, we.can'.
' not - but regard_ the preservation of the valnable
contents as most convincing proof of the great
security afforded by your Safes. ,
We shall take much pleasure: in recommend
ing them to men of business as a sure . reliance
against fire. . GEORGE W. SIMONS & &o.
S. S. MOTT
PITILADELPITTA, 'April 12, 185 G..
MEssr.s. .Eva:vs & WATSON-1 have to offer
you my testimony in favor of the great security
afforded to my entire stock of Jewelry, books,
papers, &e., during the recent disastrous confla
gration in Raristeatt Place; from thofact that the
same were contained in:two of tho 4 S:demander
Safes manufactured by you.
Havin,q fallen 'from the fifth story of the Stti
loin Building, where they were previously placed
and exposed to a vast heat for a long time, the
preservation of the valuable deposits seemed to
every one who witnessed the opening and interi
or examination;a matter of profound astonish
ment. . •
. .
To.all who may requiie a perfect protection
from the ravages cif fire, I shall not hesitate to
recontmend.the use of your Safes, as I consider
Utak have now undergone the - most trying test.
N. E. 31onuAs.
PnILADELFAIA, April LA, 1856.
MEssivs, EVANs &„WATSON---Gelliii!M1011--NO
• .1 ,
doubt you will hot deeply gratified to learn the
good condition iniwhich I discovered my book;
poli4 of insurance, certificates of stock, and
tither -wadable documents, when on Friday last - I
opened the Safe made by your firm.
With my knowledge of its greeat exposure,:
both to the intensity of tholeit from so hot n
fire as that which destroyed the 'Artisan Build;
as also from the force of the fall-farm itri
former elevated- position in the third story, I
could entertain but slender lopes prior to its in=
terior inspection, that the contents which i l once
so highly prized would ever be of any Service to
me,but as these fears are now happily removal,
I feel it only duo tit Any to you that I can hence.
forth -recommend the use of your Safes- to all
who may wish to feel a' confidence in the per;
feet tweurity which such means provides against
so frightful an element. •
(tssir..L,. Bookbinder.
Constantly on hand, Patent Powder and Thief
Proof Locki4.for Banks, Stores &c. • -
April 24, 1856.-17y1.
Whips by the Nillion '
FROM 25 eta. to Sh•o0, llt
PIIYFE & KNOWLTON'S
Binghamton.,
Britannia Ware. •
A VERY larg e stock. nt - • ••
•
• PHYFE & lINOWLTONS
BinOulintf.,o
Take Notice.
-SUNDAY SCHOOLS furniAleit With Librn..:
13 ries of diffuretit xixt4 nt Now! York retail,
pricca, Cnil Lit the Pubt
liitty 1, 1856.
AYER'S
LOOK HERE !
r i
ABM. ;TITRRELL
As-jumt. reeeiv'ed front : New York, a full
and desirable !stock of s -
• NEW GOCOS,,'
Comprising i first ,rate asurtment of Pragg,
-
Chetnie'als, Medical :Instruments,
Paints, Oils.; Dye Stulls, China, Giese and Ear
then Were, (a c i r,o4veriety. of, Crock ery,)
made. Were, Japanned snd Plan ished Tin ‘Vare,
Silver and MI other kinds of Spoons. Silver
Forks, Butter Knives, &e. All sorts of Lamps:
A good varicky of flood and Gilt
.Frame
Jlir
rors. Wall Mai Window Paper: Stationery.
Stone and W . )sssTen Ware. Brushes. Brooms.
Family Groe:eries. !Lamp Oils. Ca niphene.—
Burning Fluid. - Tallow Stearin and Spermaceli
Candles. 1-41 e end: other Whips. Varnishes.'
Window Glalis, &e. A tirs rate veriety - efiew:
elry, - and Panel/ GoAs. Gold end. Silver Spec
taeleS. Gold Pens. Violins, Flutes, Fifes, Ae
eordeons,V4ilin and Veolitmello' Strings, &e.—
Th e : larg e st' assortment. of Pocket Knives in
Siisg. \ Co., and hest:quality in Market. Shut
Guns, Pistolir e (single and Double Burrel,) Re.
vol‘ers, &e. $ .
In short. th ( ePhysielan. the Invalid, the hionse-'
keeper, the too MWatnie, the Menefee
turer;the PrtifeSsional Man, the Gentleman, the
Lady, the itiiti and the Poor, the YoungandOld,
the Beitutifuliand the Ugly, the Cay and the
Fashionable, and re,t of the people, will
find something to supply their every day wants
at Turrell's.
'Store in th now. Brick Bleck—Prices low--
Qualities good—Call and
ABEL TURRELL
° Montrose, March 6,185 G.
are guing to Turrell's
Terrible Accident,
ITPMN A
ED to Mr. Green the other day,—
Ile had bought a suitof ready-made clothtis
at the Store, a) - id the first day's wearing the ac
cident occurred. First, otidrapt his'coat-tail by
the mere forcei - Of specific graVity, giving to un
ftirtunato man Oe apperance' of a badly trimmed
craft with 0441 flying, in the . stern, and on
sfenping, over to pick up the remnant. the dread
ful casualty, took place—the 'fountains of the
ortti (leer, weti? broken up--Green's were
ts • •
sundered from `ankleto wai s t, and Green himself
seemed The mile way to prevent such
deplorable accidents is' to patronize a skillful tai
lt;r,whii'makel.up hi's work With a. determina
tion that it shall not;only fit neatly, but weal
well.. Green. buys at the clothing store because
he thinks he can •got'his gearing - a little cheaper.
In all brobabil4y thepants.. that• served him R 43
treacherously had passed through a fever hospi
tal, beerestriped froitt a cholera patient,l carried
home eight nights - in 'the week on a shutter, and
tinrlly bleachtal and ,•:!arrieti •by an irigenions.
Thria marked in the country' Take
warninf , bypedrGre,'•a's'ntiAap, and go to, a
tailor shop iiitt4 that in the basment of 'Set/tic's
llotel if von want to be suited. -
tr - 41 - ' Cutting done ns . usual, and all wOrk war
ranted.. • • JOHN GROVES:
Montrose Aug. 27, 1855..
.Books, That. Aro Books.
Foi• sale at the: ..ifolitrosc Look Store i n the
Post 011iee.t• • . I
. J briST
Ifaeau!av's tliz-tory of Englund.
Diary and Ci - .4re.sjolMiirce , of Ames Liwrenee.
Pri-mil of ‘Nlviteconion in the Ea. 4,1 Indian
A relic pet: LEO, .b:;1 Ca pt. i l,; on.
Pero. , :t Trageliy and Ir Tales by Grace
G' re e n won.d. ; • i -
The Ilin•sh 1t.r.v14. by Capt.' Mayne .
Tito Great lied Dpu ,-, on.
Thu Prince. citf''the .I.,liinati'of David.
Good Time Corim:r.
Ghrie(in or N'yonian s Trials and
. 'no Open; • •
MO 6 v!t . Wqr ife.l .
Old lionit,ttend: 1
.1 •
WoOdl:ill or the ‘Nnvs of Providence. •..
. .
D'Alo.igne'..,4ll:iisto.ri or Ole liefortuation.
ramity Testatnents with I',,ialett and Notes.
'Pocket - do- -' and Ilihtes.. '
C:ttholia-Praytir Books. • .. ,
•
•• Yankee Notiotnt, &:i-,Sze.
• 'They soy Tilal :Clo' :,11untroRe Book Store is
4.
the platte to ge . Iyof A:4 :1:1(1tin!ions cheap. Vl'ell
wit if Ile,'J, dt. ztity...soL yon ca n't t oe d w h,,, t h er ,
ii;cy - sae the t r. (th ort ot it n10 , ,s ..you try--but
never mind . j teervery thankful for p,o,t favors
and hope to merit. a continuation • of patronage,
by -Q.tri,.t attention to the w:trtti of 'dui pulaie
.
and 1.1 keeping oft bainl a good •AF.sortme t it o f
Books and Stationary , at ",Live, and Let I,ivc"
pro -es. • A. N. BULLARD
Montroso, I 854. " •
Notico
P . .
zasoNst ot . plyi . ro : z r me money, on
&lit. by leaving
their •paviventlliih Post; Coopr Co., Ban
kers, 3lontrov, tic my credit, 11711°36 receipts
Wilt :La allowed crow , their (.httt.
C. L. WARD.
April iB,
rth
" Picture_ Market."
TTAS REMOVED from Odd Fw
ello's Ift.ll to
_Li_ his new
C(i0)IS,
In the.Drek Droek, over 'Bentley and Reads.
Gime anti ‘ri . it cost fon noth
ing, up!ess you buy, and then von are sure to go
away wiilt mere tiian ',value received." "
A tuultitudo. Of ``choice cases, Gold Lockets,
&c., jtist in.
. .
LoW Prices triumphant.
GE . 011.G!..1 Ilf,'„SEYllloUft & GO., are now
receiving. 0. magnificent Stock of Spring:
and - Summer( - 4'oods, -E,elc:-ted with great care
and with apechil reg:lo to the tastes and wants
of thii.eommithite.corslstimy of a choice vane
ty of Dry Gmid.:,Fae•,-y - , Goods and embroider:,
Boots andiSnot.s,lrocejeß, Is, Caps, and
Straw Goodpit Crockery, If:lnky:ire and Cutlery,.
&e. Whit: l 7 l li wo will sell for prompt pay, at
lower priectlithan any other estabitisilinent in.
thiii Conn*
we won)dsis:iy, • Et r j , • tl i j i r,
V; ; ; r p Tr' • 21 1 12 ,
that they have not been forrotten,
and, (hat lii the way of Dress Goods, we have
culled foralicir,use the choicest gents in the
market! qDropin•arni see us, and we will take
plcasureiPt showing, yeti the nice-.band cheapest
stock °Woods you ever saw in this place. •
114trqd, May 8,1856.. •
A GOOD :assortment of Pattern Drees Lawns,
atV prices, at G. W. S. & CO't,
I)AI4ISQLS and Fans, new styles and choice
varieties, at ; G. V. S. & CO'S.
A WIIIGE Stuck' of Crockery and Glass
Xi. Ware at ' , G. W. S. & CO.'S!
• . •
Gfoat - Cause for Rejoicing.
, •
Peaile among' the Nations of the
!,;!. - Old WOrld.• '
ivrit. copus and Clothing falling, and have
1.. , , iiirtauly reachtsi a mark below.all reasona-•
141 - e4pectations; and tO prove this fact call at
tire store-of - GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM
&C(-I , J, at the east end of the now Brick Block.
Seeing is believing, so call and see for your.
,selve.i. Conic along without delay, precra.stina-:
'tier) Inu know, Is in all eases dangerous, - We_
will O'er you rare . bargains, - not offered "olse.
whcii, in northern Pennsylvania. 'We can and
-will 'Orniersell - all ottr competitors. We have
advatages- in buying, and, manufacture our - nwa
Clothing, of ..vhich- we . have -a • splendid assort.
men,frfin a little boy's jacket and breeches to
the nest,..Drpss Costs and Pants,-for gentlemen
of a Isizes. Ourassortment or Fancy : add Do
i
1 tueslle - Diy Goods .earinet be surpassed by nny
otherestablishment in:the county. - One of our
1 fiimils' colistantiv in the'city, and is s,;..nding at,
ii.o4atiii- (.6.3i of the latest and must fashion,-
i ablehtyl4.!: Our stoek.of Bonnets:and -Bonnet
tritnings is corapIete..:GENTLEMENS HATS,
lotsiof them;' Also a'splendidPA, of Mantillas.'
MPntrdse,April .22, :1856. ' • - - ,
,•
i ~ . •
OUDJiN, ‘ViHow apd Tin Waretat
• , ' ITYIII 4 KN9WINONS,
11, LliataLon.
. rii Ltj 7 *.Lt rtl
c.t.J .1 •
Carpo*igs, i Cloths. -
LOOKING. GLAVES, AND
• . •
GLASS APT"
At the Crockery, aid fb i he Parnkiny
Es
talishment of J. .141)11;PEU;I .
.elleaper4Win any Other . ilk Bing.
FOUR
Iwou
~iekeepers
and tat_ ortation of
Wares, tor their eleganie ofiaty - '1,3 'and ihean ty of
finish, far surpa'sSing, anyt hi ).g. beforel exit ihited,
l i
and having the largest as , ,o i i . ,ment . in l store, can
replenish old seos and furotsti entirei now ones
o f a ll th e n o w shapes, at a less prieel. than any
other House in tnis connt . v • 1 . . •
The attention Of new liotisekcepera is partic
ularly called to til3r stoi4; .ls instraving, all-the
minutia!, both' useful -undrorriamental, lof House
furnishing Gootis i , for a I ctpleto ontfit-;—and
being thus heavily eti;ilge i in this 1 exelusive
branch. offer great adVantagtla to pure lasers., •
CROCKERY AND CIHN4' DEPA ..T3IENT
, 1 1
embraces the Inrgest variitt 'nver , oti,:red before
in this section, ofall the i ditll?rent kinds.
' GLASS WII I H IS 1 -
, . 1
of every needed artie!O r . . J rpe t i ngl and Oil
- Cloths. -This branch mHopirsthe second floor
Of our estatilislon'ent,',nearly 1; 00.-feet in depth,
well stoeked with Velvti. 11,fiass.tk,.. hree,Ply
and ingrain Cartietings, I, Kngs t slats,l Window,
Shades stbd Table Cover S, wbie h are °trend eta
small advance froin cost.' [i i
)
.Live (reuse Feathers a lwai l s on hand Looking
Glasses, Gilt, lialtor:ativ, l Ortatnental and Oval
Glasses, in great variety. ri
- HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
enni4stin7. of Wo l Ud and sVitw War . e, Plated
Goods, Britannia ; and Jiii,an l ea, Ware of every
description, Tea Boa. ds is various :ltyleg Table
Cutlery, Feather PliNters!,,Patid, 0 . 11 and Sol•sr
I.:mirk, Bird CagelN also faneY.BaAltets . ,ltetieutes
tia4telq. &:e. &e:1I! • '
To all or, :,wlticit vve invite your attention
and bolicitleur trade.. 1
11. DE PELT.
BinglintntoryAi)ril 20,
NEW CHEAP. - ' .
GO , ..• 1
17' 0. jr. ..tifOLTT'S.
tr:3Troceived a tot ariSlewli Goods, such as De
et - Lai n ,,,, Do .D.itges, . Parariieltas, PCrsian„,il
pacris. Gin glla Mg, ! MerinOS. 'Prints,' and Stnitwls,
lin fact . 'a general assorturetil of, Dry GoOds which
[ w ill h e sold low 1 ; ;
; , /
..., .:
WAN'VED—Sdcks, Eggs, 4utterhaid,Cheess,
[Flannel, &c., any quantity .iu . q xc han a e for goods
at. - casli prices. - i. C. W. ;INVOTT.
1 Montruse,Sept. 1555. I- ~._ I - !
• Clotrer Sipd • .
O}:,I,I;: i L ) . v ARGES I T tin i
r.i lltlt S l e 44 for'
Newilforii,ltlarch 17, 1858, •
W. Single 'on - - •
riAii now be fOund at hi. ;now rstnitd on the
lJ corner of Tainpilm and ;Cifotl,4 Sts., a
few .doors east of Po:st's.etore ir.Where he
,
:etrectitqlly repair with' dpipatcli, ?Watcher, Clockm,Guns,JeWelry, and eery descOption
of
machinery. %Vbeel. euttin4; Gun and Watch
materials aupplicd,to: thetrade: 91 • .
1, •
rAttorttionTiirmeis '
„- •
ri -- ‘l , almkrit, hver'v pattern a.
.k . _) also; - V). 2, JR- L. j 31.1
.(urn Pk..wg, may i?e had at . :a
until 10 o'duelt atPnight, itf
4 - 44 !fon, Grain, E , i;' , , i, or any
Or ' 1 ' II
.
Mcintrose„l/ay 1, l 856:” - . 7 1
1 .
Juit, Breen
Newiot of noi,t4 amnLe:
cheaper thanl.ever. Uv
' IJ. A:tt!.
.Brooklyn, Dee. 5. 3535:
. _ . •
• 1 - - -, - Removed .-
._, • : -
TNTO Brick Block, frorrt:s.robitil, over Ole Store
...L of .11. S. Wilsc.a & tio'it; 1 :1.
1 C.14 .. ..,V 11.CIL,'Di.11t.ist.
3fora rose, -31 as (!, 1856. '
f,
• *
CLQVEIt and Tivno:liyi:.ie 11 I. v •
• , - BA1.1)W1 & - PERKINB.
Montrose, Aprll,i•lBs6. - II;
. 1 •
• •
NOTICE.,
. . . .
1 UREIC toilet! Lis itere7uv given that S. A.
Woodru7 is receiv:4 a new lot .of Stoves
and-wares of all kir,nis ut=iia'tyl ikept intim Stove
and Tin lipe oreti:,iness-, at:pi:4 which may be
foinnl 41 better asst rfni , int of silDvvs, licavivr,lai
ger, and wore dur:i i le than - ever before offered
in this county, :X be ',raid' 'tau need will;be
just to tali and ecanttne foryours
1 1
elves. 'All
stoves warranted i n every res Tet. . .
Kept. c..)nstantly On hand, a :extensiveassort,
went of ware, ' yll:;de out. oir the best tnateri
als which is of red for sae trl; ellen p as can' be
bought in an v market, alt , oi one hand' Lead Pipe;
all-sizes, Chain:mkt rrcarin , ..T til r fr _Chain Pumps,
rod . ..ra Pump:; ail sizes, ilrasei : 'rind Porcelain,
kettles nif :..iaes,..lippanc&wqe, all kinds. _ '
jo.',i n g done ,in ,Ihort. ntkiei. land in . good or
der. Alt GoLids, in '1 the line %%4' l ll ba sold cheep
'for cash or appi oVed credit:
S. A. WOODRUFF.
'Montrose, March! 20,1856. . - • .
English'
' Watches.
'ever
D ECEIVIED lojr steamship
iTozen more tit'
`hose Splermikl Enrt.ii•A! Lever
Punting Vcidehes, of my own
wn rintite(l the
itery beiit qiiaPty. • Ali4o, .11
4111;111, , hit 'it very , iiiperiOr
,_„,
eas 11 in nny niyie or
L .,haserP; •
!: . 1) J. EVANS...
ieb 14, 1;831'.i ,
112:11,,
41•11
ti
( )- 4 :4 1 (
1,1
• • e
Itltiveideists, u111c.:1
quality, to suit puN
/1111V:subscriber
4. general purell,4
which rent:Cr4 his aA
complete. By striu
by. fair dealiu;r, Ith
of publie pat rona: .
have yielded to him
sustained bilk by
tOition of aiding !qii'
heavy lor:A. rot:Ludy
Liy sincer e4harths,m,
inicresis shall benzu
$ IIOW iert)iving hi 4 second
vie of GO DS this!Spriwr,
irirtment.s.4.4y eesir g ille. arid
. 1. .attention jto busifir‘ss and
gropes to-rn riC a liberal share
L. To' th ,se ,friends who
their piefe l enefs, and kindly
eir pat , .pn:qe, with the -in
1.,
1 in re , 4airdrnrs in phrt the
lis . tained lily lire,. he !tenders
litlr the' as , t, t iminee that their
thally p're,niiilt..l. ,!
ABEL TURI4.II.L.- •
4, 1856. -. ' - . '
biontroe, April
No
1),.
Penn'a. •
11 TIE sul.)stribe4 are now iopening a large
and well selected stock if new - GOods.—
Consistirig of Dry Coeds, (irel -pries, Hardware,
Ready Made Clothitg,lloots- nd Shoes of all
rt
sizes and stiles, Flo r, Corn Miial,Salt,tte. &c.
All of which -they will sell as cap as can'
bil.bought elsewhere in the'Colinty, in exchange
fiir..humber; Shingles, , Prodte of all kinds,
Woolen Socks, for eash s appre 'ed credit: '
. Twu shillings per, pair paid Or good Sucks.
Sixteen cts. per doz. far Eg'gs.
• Twenty ctS. per It). far . Baqar,
. . I BELL -
Ilop'oottom. April 2 , 1, I 85fi,
Rhode's. Fever and 4 .
. .
OR Antidote to Malaria:' fu
and cure of Fdyer and Ag
ver; Dumb Ague, and other I
Remittent Fevers; Also of Rini
companied by Typhoid Feyet,l
Ship and . Jail . Fever, General,
Sweats,' and all' othbr forms cl
have a eommon origin ins
MALARIA OR MI •
Equally eertain.as eipm.brentieel
For sale by the underSigoed,.
for the Proprietor, .4.5.
It:I./. I 1.1
• Alontiviti, .114 y 1,t,10156,
i
t.rlow.roints
kind nriw in Ilse
• ivfiley Plows and
y time of day, and
tcliange ' l tor
kind or r(,.:/d%• pay,
N. BULIAlta.i.
.
iyed
and forsi/le
1
Goo i
Express,
al llupbuuotna,
MEMO
gun' cure,
tho.•prd,contion
de, or Chill F&.
Otortnittcgic and.
!out; Fevers, go.
flebility;: Night
disgak),wbiah
• 31A.. .
of cum
authorized agcnt
l'rovi&neo,
BULLARD.
• Groat Exhibition in Spiingvin.i)
RNAT AND RARE EXHIBITION OF
FORE lON AND ;DOSIETIO GOODS,
of 4111104 every style, and sorb .38 tviii lip
WIB to piCaBo and UetOlOrfleliatf, ail classe 6f
pod - pie—from the child irf the. - erndle .Itho old
and decrepit.' TbeBe goods are hou 4 ht'•en th e
most favorable tertns,a4 will he aohl according..
.'lento give na a call and We will try to nap
ply all your wants . in the lino 'of GOODS ever
kept in .country *ton). Yon need not go, to
Netv York for any thing yen want,- beeatise we
hate thernlresh from the city. • .
- 1
•. ' SC01"1', JOHNSON; & co.
Springville, Vu., May 8;1855.
Now Goodi Cheap for Cash. .
CW. 51orr has just received another lot of
• New Goods, such as Challis, Barge De
Lains, Do Bagcs, Giughdtns, Collars, Enthroidiry,
La;vns, &c., &e. WHICH HE bFFERS AT ,Nrlty LOW
nifpr.s. SUMMER SBAIVLS, a nowlot just
received—beautiful patterns at very, low prizes,
also A PE and BLACK SILK SHAI.VLS
as low as the lowest.
June 13
Stoves : - Stovem StOves:!;' .
T"E
subscriber wishes to call. the attention f
- I his friends antUtht; Public to his very lar4s
assortmerit of • •.
s'roVE,
at his new Store Room in 'Lodersvi)le, next to
L. 8. Lenheinis.Store, and near the Great Bend
Depot. - lie has in addition to his former..large
variety of Cooking and Parlor Stoves, indey new
Patterns, some of which are—
SI - Nichala*, Pearh Brandi, • ' P irerly,
Mwler n Troy, Mohawk, . Mednllloll , -
[p
ack Warrior, Orient, ' Oak s
. .
:Eg,O . Stove, -
. - • .
Wh.feh together with his former stock -will ho
perhaps the most extensive a - iWvaried assortment
of Well selected Stoves in the County. -
*'* Clinton-Stoves well furnished at lowprices.
Vir Ail articles. in his line kept on hand and
made, to order asnstial, and ordersreceivedathis
old xtand in• Great Bend. .
• -
.] • ' JOHN COLSTEN.
Lodersville & Great Behd N0v.:1)356,in
Attention at Home. .
rip rir: lIUNDERSMNED would respect,
12 fully inform- the Otizent.i of- Dimock and
the l .;rramnding eountrY' f ,that he has - opened a
store a Dimoel; four corilersl; where ho inten&
keePinp;• constantly on itri a .v)od s and well se
lected astrtinent of Drt iGoodSjiroceries,lla - rd
%Vtire, Cri;ekery, and all of 31erchandise.
usually kept , in a country stbre, whicit• he will
sell as low, it' no t lower, than anyof her: etablisii-,
rnent in Northern 'Pcnnqlvania, 'Montrose not
excepted. Gentlemen a nd L a di es dire me a .,
and examine -my stock of (19ods, and my
prices: You will save at least some miles tray:
el and perhaps from ten. to lifturm •eents rtn-ev
ery dollar you pay out. .A.". ford assortment Of
Ready blade clOthingkepti r constantly on ()and:
Alf kinds of County prorluce taken in exchange
for Goods at the, Market price.
. • WM. 11. THAYER.
Dimock, Jan.. 15,1856 —yi.
. .
. The. Cheap Store , •
1 11ta 28Cie - Dta?: , t7illitl7l=4
rrillE undersigned would respentfully inform
J_ the inhabitants of Ringlintritcm and vii!inity, :
that ho has ronentlyiyurehased of Edward Priest.
his Jarge and well selected stork of •
•
DRY GOODS,
•
. .. , .
..
wlikb he hay removed froth- La Fityette Block
to No. 28 Court Street, one door abOve the
Amerivan Hotel. .
'ritis entire stock - has been pnre.finsed consid
erably - belev.- NOV • York cost, -, :ncing,ll so .to
warrant in sayirriz that he will sail Goode.i
ebenper than Can be bdught at any other Store
in town.
NEW. SPRING - AND
Surnmer Goads, to the.above stock has just been
added a large invoice of, Spiing and :Su:timer
GoorN of the latest styles, which will, 'be cloed
out 'at great - • -
The Stock eon:lint:s . lu part •-61: the following
GoOds, viz; Pipe Lawns, ftst colors, from 9 to
18 , 4 per yard ;'Calicoes, American and En. , .disl4
troo 4e. to l lc. per yard,; - .;lferriznak . and
checio Print-, at 12 C.: Bleached and Brawn.Shee
and from to 2s. 6d. per.yall ;
Ken tick* Jeans, from Is, 3c, tv 24. Ad. per y!rd;
Ladies' 11e, from .6 1-4e.tto'3s. 6d. per. pair;
Ging:it:loi, from 10e.'to - 33c; per yard:- DeLaines
iron 10e. to 3s.per v
. Alsti, a •large lot of
Linens, Quilts and . Gounterpalns, Curtains and
Draperis, Shawls; Gloves, Table Goviirs.Silli4
Saces, Embroideries, &c. S;:c. • '
• - Trunks, Vaflees r.nd Bads, of all sizes and pri.
ees:L.
Don't forget the number,ilB,Courtostreet,
I Door east. of the American Hotel; but call anti
see before purebasingelntebere.
Binghamton, April 3d, 1556
•
. H. J. Webb,. •
- \
IS now feceiying hi 4 new ,siiring GoOds,:whieb
he cilrer3 :It hi 4 usual low prie: .I
!Montrose, March 11, 1856, ' . -..
.•
House Boti!tiers Depot - for Susque.
hatina County, at Veep Milford.
flICP:1131 - AN & GARB. BIT, are giiing es 4
I_7l peeia! attention to the improvement cow;
templated in this County the einneing season;
Red now offer a helping hand, by • keeping con
stant fur sale - a large quantity of Window sash
and gla 4, Blinds , Doors, Nails, Paints and Oils ;
and a murplete assortment .of builders Bard
Warib, . Tbfwe going to-put up 'louses in
the Spring wili find it fur their interest to. give
-us m call. Wti'ean 'furnislt every fhia2g-You
w:rnt-and at the very lowest manufacturing pd.
tes. DICKER:IIIN & "
•Neuo-Milford Feb.B, 1856. •
ei 4)01) Broad C.:loth Caps - for 3 shillings a
piece at. .BELL & TINGLEY.
PliTENlP'llllE;itel NE JiGIENCY
ABI:b PII It BELL,
Montrose, Yu., • .
DRuGGIST, AND AGENT,
FOR ALL TOE: POPULAR
[PaYLNif
OF Tire DAY. '
Consignments Constant& Received
• Now Gdoils. at Wobb's.%
USToptn lir the stilE:erilJer a tell assort
umit or Spri;i:;"ailii Summer Goods, - whiebi
will be soil cheap, Cheap . or than ever.
Give Ili a teat!. You e:lnitot ltilto be suited
or quality, quantity, and terem. Everything
fsually found' in a variety -store.
EXTRA Flour from 7 1-2 - to 8 dollars per,
bbl., for salo.at • S. S. MOTIVS. .
No Use in Fife-ing
rinflA7S s'o•-as long & Knowlton
111 1 : 1
Bp.ou_ic Itssortusent of •
CAB.PEN'PEII.I3 _'POOLS,
I,S timy now have in stem.,' and which is by dli.
) 1411 4 . t, rival Hardwares included, :acknowledged
to.bei tlio - . - • . . . . .
1D
BEST ANCHEAPEST, • ' •••'. . '
- ' -
•
Iner Ulfcriid to the "citizens of Broome, Stisipm
il -
, i - .
anna, or any other county.
We can furnish as 'good int outfit of tools a
Ifill,•Wou . d or Seymour, of New . York city, said
~
at prir.: at least 25 per Cont. lOwer. jhan either.'
AL.t; ittol.s'sor.o BY us ISymeir no ul_er. .i.Rovr.
As lit;rnEsnNitt.-WILL E.t ENI.:I/ANG V.D . OP. ,THE.,
MONEY . iiitFUNDE.o. ' - • ',.: .', . .. _
•, - .
- • ' •PH VII; 4- KNOWLtON,
Hardware,. Hons . () Fern hil. and 1 incy Goods
I } / i4tablislumnit, 51, Cart St., Witigitatu- -•
- • i Lou,: N. Y., adjoining Bank of . • - - -
- , -
-. .. 1 . ' ' flingliainton. - • : •
TAii:LEganiin,Prortk:! nt
n great variety;1 1 11Yili S, Ic NON/. L'IN)NI,%-
Bottrott - frit. -
.ruar.lBund 111 tflysD Al'atoit.,allo Et
MUCOLLITii - -GERRITSO'
-•
AI NICE , $ 2
wv
notpaidivithinaix criontim;und $2,50, tit a t it ,/
of Lho y,o`hr: No papo rd iscontinu cid until antart.
g oA aro paid, except at the option ofthe p rt
fishers. All communications connected aitti,
oflice,toinanronttentidn,tnust bedireetEdlor,
EDITOUS, Montrose, Susquehanna Oottaty, pa,
Hates of AdVerkising . ..
One f,q tor° . (12 hoes or less)44•ituiertionsr: f$1 ; 00
1.45. eh subsequent insertion, , - • • 025
On s &equere ' three nionths, . 350
One square six months, • • 4,00
Business Caids , fent' linos or. less, • 3,05
Yearly advertioesnents, not over 4 squares, 1,40
One colvsuri,'osio year, 3000
Yearly .advertiser will be reittrieted to the
business in which they aro- engaged ' • andase
considered as' wishing .to -Continue alivertiehr,
unless. they shall give specisd directions - fosl
discontinuance of the same, - •
C. W. MOTT
FR" - Tlieptitilishers having added to tbeirlt,
Prin ting.materialik a larger and superior Lrrnc
men tOf Job Type, me now prepared - to extpa
IVork in a outliner unsurpassed, in this at
tion of equotry, and on reasonable terms.
fitanksofevery description kepteonstant
on hand or printed to order.' -
( ttsintss pirttiptl.
• • BRYANT HOUSE, - -
Great Bend Depot, Pa. ADDISON BI.T.
ANT, Proprietor.
. ; . - Win. W. S.3lllTllk,* Co. -
Cabinet and Chair Manufactureri,foot Mgt:-
Street, Montrose, Pa. L. '
Surgeon Dentist, Montrose, - Pa.;will I)Cat
SParle'sflotel,Mond ays anaTnesdnys of ea h
week. 15yi
ABEL TEBBEILL,MosTaosi,T.C.
Dealer inDrugs, Mmlieines, Cheniiials,l4e.
Stuffs, Glass-ware,Pathts,Oils, VarnislieS,
dew GlasS, Groceries, Fancy Goods, Jewel%
Perfumery, &e„--and Agent for the- most
popular Patent Medicines.
. • JOllll GUOVIES,
ram!) ion:Able for—Shop under Searles
Hotel, Main Street, Montrose, Pa.
• •.
" • JOHN COLSTEN ,.
DEA r:r.n is StOves, Tin, Ccippeinnd Shoot Imp
Ware,Lodorsville;nour Gient Bond Depot. -13
A; Lathrop
DEAL:eI; in Ready-Mailo Clothing, Hits and
Caps. Boots and Shoes; Dry Goodi, &e.
"Store opposite Searle's Hotel, liontroP,
C. D. Litnnor, and..
J. P. W. RILEY, S - [A. LATHROP
Dr:Metrit H• C. .
TARUGG'IST and CriptisT, - and Dealer
,ALI
,DR.uus .,sl edleines,Chemioars, Dye Stnff
Paints, Oils, Patty, Windgw Glass, Cathphiee
Fluid, Perfumery, Yankee Noions,&e., &e ,
• ..Lutlersville, - Pa-.-1 0. - •
_ .
• FRANKLIN FRASER,.
ATTOFNEV AND CocsseLtort AT law : , MOD iron ;
Pa., will attend faithfully to. all busine4s
trusted to him in the county-of Susquehanna.
Conveyancing, and writing of all kinds trill le
done neatly, and Charge moderate, He will
• also attend to theproserntitin
Biers, their widows and heirs,against the U.f•. 1 .,
gOvernelent, for Bounty Land, Pensioas;e4c...
May be found at all hours it the office formerly
occupied ky:J-. T. Riehard, Esq., north . . of the
Court-flouse.z,lBs3-13 •
• C. TYLER, • .
Intexested witli L L. 4rtint,
131 rortrEn AND - DEALER in..llardwarend Cut:
Carria.re Trimmihas, Springs, &c.
No. 215 Pear Street, A.
Where hfs Meleantile friends l
,in tnis. and iglus .
Coy nties,are kindly invited,and-earnesalsolicit
ed to call and purchase. .• '
• - • - J.E. - Parsons,
wili.q.:.r.sii..E, AIiD : i.R.ETiIL DEALER. in Ca:id
.
Ware; Sofas - , i Bedsisids, Tables,-:Stands
Chairs, &c. ` • . ,
.. . . .
No, 9 Washine.okstreet. -. ..
-
. .
,_ Bingita - nitop,'N. Y.
. tr-jr. C6ffln . Ar a r e:R ob m upstairs.
• - -
J. 1): VAIX, - , M. D.
)HIYSICIAN and Surgeon hu.permtinently
- located himself at Brackneyyille, Sustfa
County, Penn'a, and will promptly. attertifto all
calla ivith which he may he favored.
.3lay, 1856.-1322.
I-I. C. GODWIN.
- A.. :Picket
JUSTICE OF Tfl E PEAC „
ec tor: of Debts,
Exi•eutur of Deeds, -Of
fice, Lar.eyrille , Wyoming county, T1C....
May 9, 1856.
. SASH, .BLIND, DOOR,
AND •
GLASS DEPOT, 0... 'CITEES'XIIIIT '
illoutrose Peun'a t : • •
_ Y D. BIiEWEITER. . -
Ali sizes and deseriptions, in any, quantity,
made to order, or furnished on the shortest. no- /
.1 HATLiEIt_ BROTHERS
• -1 cw ivaillord, Penioa. - -
I,A . TIiOI .4 I3`*ALE Dealers Buttons
V V Comtls,- Sugpen.ilers 4 - ; Threads, Fancy
Goods, Watches, doweire, "Sayer -and Plated
Ware, eutlery,.Pishinz
.Tackle, - Cigitrs, Iftte.„&e.
Merchants and Peddlers - supplie-d on liberal
terms. - • - • -
ITAYDEN, : .TitACY HAYDEN,
JOHN HAYDEN; OEO. HAYDEN.
•i 4rt* -
_ .
DR..E. WILMOT, ."
GtADIEUT.I3 of the Allopathic and 110-:
meopathie Colleges of Medicine, is now
Permanently located in - GreaPend Pa.
-April tst, 1856.
- JOHN SAIITTM. .
InstiioN,AßLE TAILOR. ; iii hop over tho
Store of C. W. Mott, near - Bata& -110..
ILLD %Via IL 'it $41,11 1 / 4 ' itupprt.-
er or Ciii ( . I tavi,.nnd . E4rthera Virgtii,No. - 1q
Warren,Strot,New -York:•
Burning Plaid and tainp4one.
A FRES - II 'supply; just reeeiv4 anctfor sale
cheip t , also, iiandlosold enough; big en
ough-and hard enough to. stand - alone . In ream
mor titne, I . )y I. W. BUI.1:6=1:
•
Juno 9,1856'. " •
rrifJP. , -subseribera would reape etfully . ittforta
JL the good people 'of Susquehrtha that
they aro- now opening . . their 'stook of:Fatil -and
Winter Goods whith to untaivallY hirke and at
tractive all of , whielt'vvill be sohttpt • ottah or
approved &real t Oteaper than arm b bought at
any other es ta I iNian on tln the.,eattity . .Wa maul
just what we sntc: I'lea - se give VA trlati
- • 1)11;KE'llaf AN. Si: GARRATT'S.
how Milford, SePt. 18th.1.855. -
130IWELAIN and Granite China - itt -
G. W. S 41. CgS.
NEW SUPPILV 7 of Groceries. Drugs,
-471 " Paiat B, 0 . 11.4 Glass, waterl4l% for lights,
4 1 x , 0 31TURZLIA
3444.10,1856.
JOB WORN-
Dr. 11.
H. S. XNAPP,- WITH
.
.11. e& Aryl tat 'Near :Goods • at
• ,
'DICKFAIfAisi4 & OAA114.0"1".6 •