List of Jurors
Drawn to sem E Janoarf Term, January
10, 1857.
2ND
Auburn--Samuel
_Carter, Nathan - Green,
W i n. White, jr. - • r .
Clitford--C. D. Brundige; \Vines Bennett,
G. D. Wilson..
Din:lock—Abel Cassetiy. . .
' Franklin Andrew' Banker,. Rufus Fuller,
Levi Slimmers, F. A. Smith.
Foiest Lake--Thomas Mehan.
F r iendsville—Ed win Bliss.
Great Bend--Bilev Case.
G t hs(M—Tlionia.. Evers.
lii . 9llek--Charles
likek4on—Cham. C. Bennett.
j e. , su p—Wm: Wheelock.
Nl:treev. J. S. Scott'
Liberty—Richard Bailey Whited.
* sweet.
.fiddletown Paul Riley..
New :Milford—Norman Foot, Wm. C
Ilandriek, Horace Seymour. -
OaklandE. A. Barton. •
R u sh—A. B. Lung.
Oli;iter Lathrop, A. P. Ste
phens. •
Sik•qu'a .De,pot —Joseph Erwin.
Silver Laker , J. D. Murphy, Jas, MeCor
jr. . . ; •
Thomson—Wm. Witter, Junas Blandin.
, Notices.
A Perfumed Breath.
What lady or gentleman would remain under
the curse of a disagreeable breath, when by _using
the "Balm of a Taints mud Fiowens" as a dentrifice
would not only render it sweet but leave the
teeth white as alabaster? Many persons do not
know their breath is bad, and'the subject is as
delicate their freinds will oever mention it. Pent..
a single drop of " Balm" on. your tooth brush
and wash the teeth night and morning. A fifty
.cent. b tttle will last a vear.
A beautiful complexion may easily be acquired
be n.ing the" Bann of a Thousand Flowers."
ti wil remove tan. pimples and freckles from the
skin leaving it of a s.lft and roseate hoe. , ' Wet
,towel, pour on two or three drops, and wash
the face nioht and morning. -
lISAVING MADE EAST.':;—Wet yonr sha
ring brush i .I.ther warm or cold water, pOur on
two or threes• ops of ."Balm of a Thousand
Flowers," rub the beard well. and it will make,
.1 beautiful soft lather, much facilitating the op.
position of sha v ing. Price only fifty cents, For
sale by all druggists; Beware of c ounterf e it s .
None genuine unless signed be
• P. FET RIDGE &
40m6.] Franklin Sitars, New York.
No,tice.
The Annual meeting of the Susquehanna
'County Teacher= Association will be held in
the 13aptisAYeeting House in Middletown on
Friday and Saturday the 6th, and 7th, of
February next commencing at JO o'clock . A.M.
Entertainment'wiil be free for meMbers„
from a distance.. A punctual attendance ed .
all the members is de_ aired:
liy order of the Executive Committee.
Muntros:e Jan: 17th, 1857.
The Beard of School Directors of Bridge
water District will let to the lowest bidder on
- Saturday Jan 31st at 10 o'clock A. M. the
School House to he built near. N. 0. Pass
mores. The conditions plans and specifica
tions and every thing .connected With . said
building made knoWn on : the day of letting.
1V order of the Ward,
. C. J. CURTIS, Seegy..
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To Consumptives.
THOSE of you who are in the first Or middle
stages olthis a,itocist uneurable disease are
informed that there is a remedy which has pro
won successful. This remedy 1 will send to uny
applicant upon the receipt of $5.
• • Take Particular Notice
That this remedy, though it will greatly alleviate
the sufferings of those in the last stages it wia
sor cure them; but torthose in the first and
middle gages, we will warrant a cure ; and any
one . who 'is not satisfied can have their money
refunded at once. We , do not wish to humbug
any one ; and rep' at that your money will be
refunded upon application, c.fler giving the rem.
fdy a fair trial.
Address, giv ingname.of Post Office and Coun
ty, Dr. A. G. BRUNDAGE, Juu'r. •
Binghamton, Broome County,
N.
NEW R• R. ROUTE.
• •
. iy .
Delaware, Lack:swan km & W. IR.II.
New and expeditious broad gunge rout e f ro m
the North and West, via Great Bend and Scran
ton, and from the Laclfasvanna and Wyoming,
vallies, directly thruugh4o New York and Phil.
adelphia.
On and after Monday, Jan. 19th, 1857, trains
will be ron as follows,; •
Cincinnati Express Train bound easttm N.. Y.
& E. B. R.;tirrives at Gt. Bendat 8 A. M., from
Owego, Binghamtop,&c., and connects. wi th the
EXPRESS Train Which leaves Great Bend for
New
.York and-Phira; 8.30, a. m.
Due at Montrose, 9.03, "
Scranton,• 1,1" • 10.40,
Stroudsurg, 1.27, p. m.
Delaware, 15 minuteis to dine. 2.00, "
Bridgeville, Phil. pass. leave 2.25, "
Junction, •- 3.35, "
New York, - 7.15. "
Passengers friiin N. Y. leave Pier, No. 2.:
'North •river. at 7.30,a. in.
FrOmPoiladelphia, leave Walnut st.
Wharf, at '7.00, "
Usave ?unction. : 11.15,
Due at Bridgeville ; Phi;, connection.l2.ls. p. m.
Delaware, 15 MID, to dine, 12.45.• "
Stroudsburg, . 1.27, "
Scranton, _ 3.50, "
Montrose, 5.25, "
Great Bend, • 5.55, "
Connecting at Great Bend with the
Mail Train West at 6.10, p. in.
-Scranton Accommodation Train, leaves •
Scranton for Great Bend at - 10,45, a. na.
Arrive at Great Bend, in.
Connecting with Rochester Accommodation
East. and Day Express West, on N. Y. di E. R.
R. Returning, leave Great Rend at 3,20 p. m.
Due at Scranton. 7.10, “
For the accommodation of way.travel on the
Southern Division, a'Passenger Car will be at.
tached to the Express-Freight. Trains, leaving
Scranton at • 6,00 a. m.
Due at Stroudsburg it 10.55
."
" Junction at 2.05 p.m.
Returning, will leave ]unction at 4.00 a. in.
Due at Stroudsburg at • 6.50 "
" Scranton' at- 3240 p.
Passengers from New York will change cars
at Clarksville. '
To and from Philadelphia, via B. D.. R. R.,
leave or take the cars st Bridgrsille.
For Pittston. Kingaton, and Wilkesbarre; take
L & B. R. R. ear.% at Scranton.
For Jessup, Archibald, and Curbondale,change
tam at Greenville.
Tickets sold Ad bapage cheep between
all stations on. connecting roads. II!'
Passengers to and from Wilkesbarre, Wyom
ing, &e., via Lackawanpa.4 Bloomsburg Rail
road, go through without any detention at Scran
ton, as the trains on that; road run in connection
with the Express trains on the D. L. &. W. R.
R.,—hence passengeri may - leave 'Kingston at
9.30 a. in, and arrive, in Philadelphia at 8 'Ek.
or N. York at 7.15. p. m.
Returning, leave Philadelphia at 4 7 a. tn. 2 or
New York at 7.30, and arrive in RingstOn ist . s
, Pare from Kingston, Wyoming and Pittston
1 to Philadelphia, *4:50. to New York. 84.15.
Tickets sold, acid Batrir.age checked through:
JOHN BRISBIN, enp't.-
Wai. N. Jaws!, OctaTicket Acreat.
Timothy Sood„ •
STAN LEY TURRELL'S TIMOTHY SEED,
warranted pure. For Kale by • ..
ABEL . TURRPL:
Montrose, January 20th, 1857.
LS
Ir y e r` l i4 V t'hY:rBr3l:ill'ecto AN D
a ° n l cl N 'r?
i t
E h
artic
Pills. Balm.of a T.hTitisand Flowers. Mils
tang Liniment. Dr. Halsey': Forrest Wine and
Pill's: Myers' Extract of Rock nONC. And near
ly all Hof the Medicines in Market: For sale at
the • Drug, Fancy Goods, Jewelry. and Variety
Store of ABEL TURRELL.
Montrose, January, 1854.
•
FOR SALE.
40,000 CtIOICE Firkin Poica at
Port Jervis, at 7 shillings per
hundred tnaded on the Cars in quantities to suit
buyers, and warranted a good article. Addreas
tlw subscribers- at thinsville Sussex Co, N. J.
H. C. & W. CLARK.
Jaquary 1-sth, 1657, . iw6.
Look and Read
.
SOMETHING NEW I
rrEIE undersigned, Merchant at Dimock Four
1 'Corners, has' lately discovered that for
ready pay he can sell more Goods, and make more
money at ene•hatf the usual profits put upon
Country Goods. Consequently 1 can sell . Goods
froM five to ten per cent. lower than any other
establishment in this section. Rut do not take
my word for it: Call and see For'yOurselves.
Bring a little Cash or some kind of Country
produce, and buy your Goods at a price unpar
alleled in the history of Mercantile trade. My
stock is large and well selectedo.nd I am re
ceiving
NEW ADDITIONS
every week. My Terms of Sale are READY PAY.
It will certainly be for your interest to call and
see me before purchasing elsewhere.
- Flour and SAt kept constantly on hand.
.vu. H. TIIAVER.
Dimock, Jan. 13th, 1857.
ABEL TURRELL
Keeps all the Popular
PATEN r MEDICINES, •
and a First Rate - Aisortmette of -
GENUINE DRUGS.
Montrose, Pa.
•IA 0 T • ,
ETV EEN Wood bourne- and Montrose,
BET
Fitch Fur Victorine. The finder, on re
turning it to Henry J. Webb, receive
suitable reward.
Montrose, Jan. - Bth, 1857. • 2w3.
T a 111
Carpotings, ail Cloths. •
LOOKING GLASSES, CM
• GLASS ,WARE •
At the .Cratkery. and House Furnishing Es
tablishment of .T.' H. DEPEU, •
Cheaper than any other in Bins ! .
haintota.
rot DOORS EAST OF- TUC AMERICAN HOTEL.
Friends and Patrons : Happy New Year
:o you. Rather line I know,but I hare cane
;di the way front Philadelphia to say it. and
bet eit is and a God bless you ith it. And now
"call round" s tight off and see . me for I hare
something new to show you.
C. D. virt.(3lL, Resident Dentist.
Montrose Jan.. 7 t n. 1857.
13 LASTING PowAer, Safety FILSP, and Rifle
Pciwdtr for sale.by I.N. BULLARD.
Executor's Notice!
XTOTICE is ni-rehy given that Letters TeS
/11 tamentary upon.. the estate of Jaines -Ste
phens, deceased, late 'of Bridgewater-township.
have been granted to the subscribers. All per
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having any
claims - upon said estate, to present them duly
attested for settlement. The notes lind accounts
will be found in the hands of the subscribers it,
Bridgewater._
D. 11. WADE,
ALFRED STEPIIENS,
Bridgewat,T, Jan. 7th, 185'7. 2w6
farmas *dub IrOanits'
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Nrirth West Car. of Second and Walnut-st., Phila.
CIAPITAL,'One Million Two Hundn•d nod
‘.../ Fifty Th,tif•;:lnd DollarA, ASSET'S,
8523,057 07, invested in Bands, Mortages. and
Good Securities. • •
THE FOLLOWING STATE3IENT
Exhibits the the litiine.o4.ntul Condition of
the CAntrany to November 1856
Premium received on Marine and'
Inland Risks, to Nov. let. 1856, $214 684 60
Fire Premiums, 169.796 61
lures: on Loans, - 8,704 47
Total Receipts, $400,185 63
Paid Marine Losses, - $64.427 04
Paid - Fire do. . 39.737 89
Expenses. Salaries and •
Commissions. -• . 45,489 00
Reinsurance, Return
Premiums StAgen
cy Charges, - . 27,474 68
Balance remaining with Co.-V.23,057 0 . 7
TEIF. AS-ETTS OF THE COMPANY ARE AS FOLLOWS:
•
Plkiladeiphin: City and. • •
County Bonds, - $16,848 18)
Railroad Bontl4, - 11,000 00
First 11.,}rt:,:ges, Real cost pricos
- 144,500 00 )
torkM
n
.C.an, . - - - .
Girard and Consolida.
Lion Bank St;wlt, .
Depo-its with Dneari,
Sherman&co:,New
York, 30.000 00
Deferred Payminte op
Stock not yet doe, 97,700 00
Notes for Marine Pre
miums, . - 108,080 00
Due from Agents, se;
cured by Bonds.
Premiurnson Policies
recently issued, and
debts due the Co., 26.470 38
Balance in Bank, - . 16,456 74
This Company Insures Buildings, Merchandize.
and Stock,- froth seoo to 85,000, at th. Lowest
Bates consistent with *Security,. and ppnn the
most Liberal Terms, and make Pao PAY
atisr upon the adjustment of Losses ,under Poli
eies iSsued by them.,
The Bo ard of Directors have this day declared
a dividend of
. 15 per cent,. Ouyable on demand.
upon the busines-of the Company, to the Ist
instant.
Hon. THOMAS R. FLORENCE, President.
EDWARD R. lIE4MBOLD, Seere!arg.
Philadelphia; November /7th 1856.
TIMOTHY BOY LE
-of New . Milford, Pa., Agent.
52T6.1
BUFFALO Robes., a superior lot juht resew.
ed and will be mild Low by H. -Burritt.
NPW MI I ford, October 1856:—n46
E. C. I. T.. 0.-N.
tANuAgy tat. 4107. commences another
year: Therefore - we would respectfully in
vite all those whose" names are upon our Bo oks
to call and balanceth'em up to that date. We
Jo not intend to let any aceonut run !flare, than
six"manths." - Those indented wilt please there.
foia attend to the same witliout forthpr notice.
BIM MONS fit MERRIM AN.
Montfose De:. lerth,1800,":. - • .
Home Again.
$177,128 61
32,400 00
5,225 . : 00
- ' 35,376 18
8523,057 07
.R. KENYON
IatAVING completed his couae of Mercantile
1.1 Education, of .eight years, with two of the
Most respectable dealers that the eAuntry Miura.%
has located himself at.Laweville Centre, where
hp will be pleased to see his friends from 41,
parts •of the country, and .would assure tgeti.;
that he will do them good, if they will only,eall
and examine his stock of Goods, consisting in
part of •
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Crockery, -
Of t4e Areteest Patterns and Best Qaalit!j.
•huts and Caps, Boots. and Shoes,
Wall Papers. add -Borders,
Umbrellas; Carpet Bags,
Draws and the Most
Popular Patent • • „
Medicines•ot
• the day,
dce.
From 148 long experience in goods for
this section of
,country, he flatters himself that
he a ill he able to select goods that will please
aII:4NA pledges himself to dent honorably with
all who give him their patronage. Soliciting a
trirge share Of your patronage, I remain your
servant, KENYON.
Lawsville Centre. January ISt. 1857.
Attention tho Whole !
/1111 E subscriber respectfully informs IVN
friends, (comprising•of course the. whole
community.) that the New Brick Store in .1. 7 ?-
sonville, one door north of the old "Exchange, "
is filled with a stuck of Seationabie Goods:con
sisting in teat of Dry.Gorbda,Groceries,Crockery,i
Hardware, Boots and Show. Hats and Caps,
Ready-Made Clothing, Wall. Paper, Window.
Shades, Fish, Nails; Yankee Notions. &c l and
so on, which he will sell for Cash, Barter, or.
Shari Approved Credit,as low as can bo bought
in Susquehanna County..
WANTED in exchanze, Butter,G raj , , Pork.
Poultry, Good 'Mixed Wool Socks, in fact every
51erchant::ble article which his patronwhavo to
sell he will buy - st fair prices. Como one, come
all, and see if tea don't buy. i
J. L. 'MERRYMAN
DCT. sth, 185.
ELECTION'S OVER !
'The Country is Prosperity
Abounds :
AND now that winter 'has come, Farmers and
all others, should prepare to enjoy the
fruits of their labors, by securing (among other
requirements to Fire-side Ilvpiness) a copy . or
two of some of the choke. Books just received at
the Montrose BookStorr,,which can and will Le
sold as eheap.as at any other Bonk Store • this
Aide 0f N. Y. City, or even_ at Evan's & Co.'s
greatGitt Book sale in, the City, that tends out
so many Scissors and Penknirrs.
Among, the new• Bemks ^are Western Border
Life, Dora Grafton, Life of Gen.. Morgan, Three
per cent a 'Month or the Perils of Fast,
The Last of the Forester», Dred, Torelij.ight,
Violet.• A Post °C.o . Directory or Business
Man's Guide, a Book atilt every Busines» man in
the County should own, Japan Expedition, • Me
c!mnie's 'rex! Book,
Al.. :c ileW Moe!: of School Books which
will be saki upon the principle that the - nialb/s.
sixpence is hewer than the sloe shilling." .
A new Physical Geivraphy of the United
St:ites by D. M.AVarren. the nicest thing out.—
Berird's Ifistory of the United States a new
School 'Book just (mt.` Elementary Morai. Les.
sons for Schools and Families by M. F.'Cowdere
a first rate thin,. Green's EleMentS of English
Grammar, Co/burns-new series of Arithmetic's . .
also—LGreetileat's new Arithmetic.
. Ictbslers i-izcs and -fn bo
sold cheaper than that Penknife. Ilause in N. Y.
Diaries jar 1857—A gdod assortment, and all
right as to price, and Almanacs for 1857, also,—
A new lot of Blank Books, Writinz Books, with
or without copies, Ink Bi..ck and Red, Pens and
Paper of ditTerent . sizes um] colors, Scissors,
Knives, Razors, Port-Monies, Fishhooks and
Lines, lamps. Portfoli - o's,'County Pocket Maps,
of the difkrent
'4. N. BULLARD.
Montrose, Dt.c..2. 4 1856:
N.'B.—Christmas and New Years will be here
in a few days—a word to the wisectc.
P. S.—Anv Paper or 'Magazine published in
the United States can he procured IX the current
club price: Enquire at the P. O.
Ambrotypes,
Atrephokraphs,
Paguerreotypes.
Strange things are uprising
-3
lan is ever desiring
Something new and surprb , ing. • .
B. prepared to f l u h r e nii t h ,n i t n r o s a e d
d A Artist, is to nrw
t :
old style or pictures, the Improved Ambrotype,
arid the recently invented - Atrephograph*.
Ambrotyries, or glass pictuilss, are du
rabl. soft and brilliant in their tone arid finish,
and free from that dark leaden hue which has
beet, th e objection topietures of this description.
The Atrephograph is an unreversed likeness
on 'paper, (entirely different from the Phut.,
grvIIN) very susceptible .of colors, and much
resembles a fine paintin on ivory. They are
just the thing for insertirto in gift hooks, family
records, &e., or for mailing to distant friends.
Sky Parlor in the . Brick Block, over Bentley
& Read's.
Montrose. Dec. 17th. 1556.
Money! Money! Money!
viTHY wrrnouT MONEY.? when it
1 . just ns easy for any one to be around
with a pocket full as not, if they only think s.o.
I I,4ve got a new article, from whirl from .fivei
to twenty dollars a day can be made, either by
male or temale. It Is highly respectable busi
nesi,, and an article which is wanted in every
!aridly in do United States. Enclose me two
dollars by mail, at.my risk. and . 1 will forward
by retunr mai! a Circular, with full instructions
in the art. The business is 'very easy. Try it,
if jou are.out of employment; and you will never
reset it; fur it 'will be better for you to pay the
above and. insure a good_ business, than to
pay twenty-flYe cents fqr a spurious :advertise- .1
ment. This is no humbug. Try , ii! Try it!
Try it! Address courletters to
DWIGHT MONROE, New York.
I sent one of my Circular to; an Editor in
Georgia and gave inn a notice in his paper
like the following:
• "Mr. Monroe sent me one of kis . Cireulars, and
I . will just say to my t;•aders that whoever of
yriu are out of employment that Mr. ?donroo's
business is 'a good business, and money can be
made out of it, for it is nmitumbng." 5:3m3.
The Mustang Liniment eurts Rheuma [fern.
The Mustang Liniment cures Stiff Juintir.,
The
.Mustang Liniment cures Burns and
It ounds.
The Mustang Lini_nent cures gores - and LTI
- !X.
The%Mustang Liniment cures Caked Breasts
and Sore Nipples.
'The Mustang Liniment cures Neuralgia. •
:The Mustang Liniment cures Corra l and
Wars.
I he. u stang .Lininzfni is: !rorth
1,000,000 Dollars wr.Atimitil
To the United States, as the preserver and re
storer. of vi Wattle Horibes and Cattle. It cures
all sprains, Galds„ Wounds, Stiff Joints, &c.
Will you answer this question? Did you ever
heir of any ordinary . Sore, Swelling, Sprain or
Stiffness, either on man or beast, Which the
51.ustang, Liuiiuent. would not cure? Did you
ever visit any respectable Dtaggist in any part
alba world—in Europe Asia or ,America= who
did dot say "it was the g,reater:t discovery of
the age?" Sold. everywhere. Every family
should have it I'sizes.
BARNES & PARK
Proprietors New York:
BEAUTIFUL variety of Will Papal at
LP Jan. 14, '457.] KENYON'S.
1761 E assortment of Ladies Fine Shoes at
r . San. Ist. '67.] KENYON'S.
CiRANBERRIES and naw .Raianns for .tal
by • BULLARD.
HEALTH OR SICKNESS?
CHOO3E 3ETWEEN THEN,
01141 LOW 11:1 'Si PULA.
TILE Blood furnishes the material of every
bone, Intptcle, gland aid fibre in the hu
m4n frame. When pure, it sicures health to cr.
ery organ; when corrupt, it necessnrily produces
diseas... HOLLOWAY'S PILLS operate direct.
ly upon the eletnenta of the stream of life; neu
tralizing the priucipla of disease, and thns radi
cally curing the - malady, whether located in* the
nerves, the stomach, the liver, the bowelc, the
muscles, the skin, the brain, or any other part of
the system.
Used Throughout the World?
.1/OLLOWAY'S PILLS are equally efficacious
in complaints common to the whole human race,
and in disorders peculiar to certain climates and ,
localities.
Alarming Disordori.
Dyspepsia and derattgemenl of the liver. the
source of infirmity, and suffering, and the cause NI
'innumerable &stile, yield to three curatives, in all
cases, however aggravated, acting as a mild pur
gative, alterative end tonic; they relieve the
bowels, purify the fluids. and invigorate Ott? sys- I
tern and the constitntion at the same time.
Genei.al weakness—Nil-vans Complaints
When all stimulants fail. the renovating , and
bracing properties of these Pills give firmness to
the shaking nerves and enfeebled Muscles of the
victim of general debility.
Delicate Females.
MI irreguttrities sold aliments incident to the
delicate and sensitive organi, of qt. Sex are re•
moved or prevented by a fe.w doves of these mild;
hut infallible alteratives. _No mother who ie.
ear& her own or_her children's !teeth Should fail
to have them within her reach.
Scientific Endoi•sements.
The London " Lancet," the London , " Medieel
Review" and the most 'eminent of the faculty i,n
Great Britain. France and Germany, have eulo
gized the Pills and their inventor.
Holloway's. Pills are the lest rernetly k»otert
in the world for the following diseases :
Heatlnches •
Indieeption
Asthma
Bowel Compla;tits
Cntiche
Colds
Cortirene.fri
Chest Direasos
prbilil)
PrepPy
Dy.P.rpsia
Stone and Gravel
Fever end %one . Venereal A tieetions -
Feronle Complaints Weans of all kinds
1, .. 41 Sold at the 111annfuetories of Professor
llotiotrAr, 80 Maiden Lane. New York, and
244 Strand London, by all respectable Drug.
gists ard DCalers in 711eakine thronghOnt the
United States and the civilized world, in boxes
at 25 cents, 6 1-2 eent.A. and SI each.
Therein a consider:Ode saving by tAing
the larv.er P 17.03.
Iliarrheen
.
N. 11.—Directions fOr the zuitl:tnee r .
tients in everv.disorder are affixed to each box.
as
GR~ Al . 14 . 1 tiTEMENT AT
Guttonburg, - Mdsenbaum k Co's
A N B.
Timar. is it gencral rush :it their estau'•i_'h
nieut. an it is reported that they liars
just received, and aro daily receiving a fresh
supply of
The truth of this report can b.) 64:4 known by
calling at their store on Turnpike street at the
foot of Public Avenue. We .have on hand a
carefully Neleetc d supply of
READY . MADE CLOTHING,
for both Ladies and Gentlemen, everything call
ed for, from a pair of Hosr. to a HAT or BON•
NET. Those wiShing to protect their health
from the cold atmos;here in this retvion, would
do, well to call on us, as wo will supply th eir
wants on liiwer terms than any other 'establish
ment. To our friends, one and all, we • would
hay. give us a call, and we promise, that .you
stall go away fully satisfied.
GUTTENBERG ROSENBAU3I & Co. -
iklont rose. Noy. 7,
FARMER'S!
$l5 will purchasci one of the -best
CORN SUELLERS and SEPARATORS
- Ever Invented.
r TIE nndersiuned is now prepared to furnish
to FMINIERS,3IiIIers and others world
renowned' Excelsior Corn Sheller—the wonder
of the times-4eing the Lest, most durable, and
easiest running Shelia, now in use. It arrdnted
to shell:more corn in a shorter space 'of time,
than any other machine, entirely cleaning the
ear, from end to end, without crushing either
corn or cob. •
The 31:whines are constructed with two
cranks, and putty for a belt, so that two persons
can turn them. or attach a belt in motion by
any power. The attention of persons owning
Mills, is solicited, as the Machines are wonder
fully adapted to any kind or power. They are
very t•lptily tutted, and when once in motion a
small boy can turn them; they are capable of
shelling one bushel per minute—every Farmer
should have one—as thSy ssve their cost, in
les than. one sero.ons.
.They ay on exhibition at Searle's Hotel,
R uvre ' s. Foundry, Ele,i Mill in Brooklyn, and
at LAthrop!s Lake Mills, where they,can be seen
in operation at aty time. Ail orders addressed
to the undersizned,'will receive prompt atten
tion. Machines shipped at a distance and war.
ranted to operate. D. D. SEARLE.
At Seark's Hael.
-Montrose, December. filth, 1856.
CERTIFICATE;
TIIIS is to certify, that I have examined and
used one of the nbove Shollers. for sale by D.
D. Set': LE.. and unhesitatingly pronounce it, one
of the beat, taOst durable and easiest. running
Shelters sver introduc e d -into this comity. It
will shell more corn in
.a shorter time thanany
other slnehhte, - ancl is always ready fOr service.
I most heartily and freely recommend them to
the Farmers of Su.e'a County, as the cheapest
and best Sheller, now in use. 1 have one in
operation in my will in Ditnovk, which needs
only
. to be seen to recotionend itself. Call and
see it." AMMI ELY
Brooklyn, December nth. 1856. 61tf
G. .F; roRDEA.4 - '
[ Rt...O. To A. &E. BALDWIL]
MANUFACTURER 07 SADDLES, HARNESS
& ViCRER ARD CARP:4qt Traamis
•
IVOTJLD invite all - Who Are in want of any
article ever kept at a Harness shop to give
him n call.
• •
Harness made' of the beet Oak Tatsned Leath.
ern on short notice. -
• He has on hand"a k 0 .04 tookortment of Cu.
riage Trimmings which he offers •nn.the most
remonable terms, Car.ringe 'ramming, 'done
with neatness and diSpatch, • -
Repairing done on short !toile&
No. 1. &3; Basement iSertriestioteL *
Montrosei Nov. 26, 1856.—n46
Q :
PLENDID Black Silks at
ian. 15t : 1 37 j VENYON'g.
Inward Weakness
Tull arnmation
Influenza
Liver Complainf a
of Spirits
Piles
Secondary Symptoms
STORE.
New Goods.
'THE SOCIETY FOR :TFIE - EN"COIN.A4E:
MENT OF TV EAIIIIT•CLEA N SHIRTS
AT ' _ •
No. 106 Chatham-at.. core of Pealit. •
NEW—YOItK,
Keep on band eitenaive and 'complete cotnplete assort.
tnent of the latestimportations and bed manufac.
co bar°
60: T L 6 71lt:11$1.11$0 Ci 0.0 St
Equal in material, make, texture, durability
and style, to any stock ever otrered in this coun
try—and at prices which cannot fail trisuitclose
cAstt buyers. • CoNsIsTING Or
mars-with linen bosoms,collars and wristbands
of the best qualities, and new and choice styles.
c t mcono.-The latest and most attractive paens
usnEcstruiTs and DR AtvEns-Of Wool, Merino,
cashmere, silk and cotton, of delrable and.dura.
Me gnat es—and the Tcvlor woof. under garm
ents, so highly approved by 'Physicians. Also
the shaker shirts and Drawers.
Cea.v.sii.—superior quality and beautiful
styles, and a full assortment of stooks, collars,
Nettyes, Gloves, searfs, and Mufflers of the rich
tst kinds • -
Suspenders—An almost endless varictr, in
cluding the finest and most durable.
Pocket-handkerchiefs—silk and Cotton—plain
and printed—an unrivalled assortment
llalf Hose—Wool and cotton, of the besttex
tore, selected expresqlv for retail trade.
Morning Robes, and Gowns—Elegant Pat
terns, excellent material, and of the best. make.
This stock comprises all grades, from the
lowest to the richest. that can be. - produced—
and having every facility for importing and
manufacturing, not exceeded by any other es
tablishment in flu: United states—buyers, there
wil consult their interest by examining
the goods w•hieh are sold at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE CAM rnTcr.s
Sr Goods promptly delixered at all the
Rail Road Depots, steamboats, Ac,. and in any
o.iwor the city, without charge.
4 * * Shirts. made to order by experienced
Bandy, in superior , style, at short notice, war
ranted to fit. W — No machine work done. in
014 establishment. • •
Sept. 11, 1856.--.11381y
ONWARD AND UPWARD.
THE BORDER RUFFIA.YS 0.. V
M. 4 IN, STREET
DEPARTING...
A NO the endeavor to palm o ff that " Ertc.m
-'ll sire stock of superior quality" of goods
lately received from an old broken-down estab
lishment in Binghamton; has proved an entire
failure to our friends &nen town. "Seeing is
btilering." We acknowledge the fact. And
should judge that “aceing.'! (without wearing).
w4uld be ail that was necessary to convince the
public that
SIMM.ONS MERRIMAN,
at their store on PLaLIC Arrzun first doorabove
the Post Olic , !, have the LARGEST and most de
drable stock 4 .f BOOTS and .
C-. 4 1)
ever introduced tnto this market; which for prier,
(':e offer no cotnpetition with second rate good:)
(I;:rability and st)le, we ehallenge competition.
We are receiving-weekly from the best Houses
• in New York, the latest.styles and best qualities
of Go•ids, which keep our assortment complete,
Jost received a large addition to our former
stoek,.eonsisting of GENTS Patent Leather Boots,
Patent Leather Short Boots, French Calf Boots,
Gaiters, Shoes and Slips, all ttyles. LADIES
Gaiters. Buskin, Slips and Boots, best qualities.
Also, Boys. Youths and Childrens Boots, Gait
ers and Shote , , the best in Morket. In fact ev.
cry thing belonging, In the trade. :..
All kinds of Leather, Findings, &c. AU kinds
of work 'made to order and repairing done neatly
SIMMONS & MEItRI3i~ Y;
'Montrose, July 28,1856. .
:.1127 E21:701,43
Shawl, Cloak & Dross Goods tin
porium for. Fall 1856•
-BURRITT would call attention to his
new stock of Fall and Winter goods,
ineloding a groat variety of Tat Fall Prints in
new Styles, Kiln and Fancy Delaines and Cash.
triereS. Plain and Fancy Mohair Cloths, Plain
and Plaid Merinoes and Paramattas; Black
Brocade, Plain and Fancy 'Silk's: Wool i•Bro.
cadiy, Cashmere and Silk Shawls, Gents Shawls,
Rich Ribbons and Flowers, &Mies Cloths and
Rich Velvets for Cloaks, Broadcloths, cassi.
mers, &e., with a large assortment of othei-Sta
pie and Fancy Goods, as uqual, including Hard.
ware, Crockery, Iron and 'Steel, Paints, Oils,
Boots and Shoes, Hats. Caps, Cloaks, . Buffalo
Robes, Carpetintr, &c., with a - large and now
assorment of Stoves of the most approved
styles and colfstrtiction, all whiat will be sold
t o mee t th o views of the closest buyers for
Cash or approved Credit,
. New Milford, Sept. 1836. • .
•
NEW GOODS.
+.o+ rr HE subser:ber has this
• jait-' l. day returned from New
.14 York with a large and well
~
...
- . ~.. selected assortment of • . •
. • 'i , • WATCHES. ..JEWELRY,
)
I , &' - ' ~...sa
r.:5 FANCY GOODS, (.1. !
i;iil --- LL.- ' ' Comprising almost every',.ar
ticle in his line of business... Among his stock
may be-fnund--
Gold and Bilver Watches in grent variety, (a
large portion of which are of his own importa
tion.)
Cameo, gold stone, mosaic, enamelled, fruit,
coral and all 'gold . Ear-Rings and Breastpins.
Diamond, ruby, pear), garnet, cameo, agate,
eynx,eha,ied, plain sod children's . Finger. Rings.
Gold, silver and plated Watch Chas and
Keys.
(;01d, siker, plated, steel and german Specta
elm •
Gold braceletNlorkeis, watch hooks, snaps,
sleeve buttons, studs, crosses, pens and pencils.
' SILVER spoons, forks, cups, pie, cake, fruit
and butter knives, napkin tines, saltcellars, soup
and gravy ladles, card eases, ti?..
Pearl and s 1 ell card cases andporto monais.
Coral bPads, jet armlets,scissors.
Ono, two, three and War blided knives.
Lix.,s viol, gnitar and violin strings.
• Some very rich plated castors, cake baskets,
table and desert kniVes and carvers, candlesticks,
snuffers and trays, tea setts, spoons and forks.
Amber and wax head; cornclian - rings. -
• Britannia ware, sewing birds,. needles.
Shell, buffalo nod ivory - combs.
. linir and tooth brushes, Stc, &c., all of which
will he sold at tho lowest cash pices, at the old
stand of
• . ALFRED J. EVANS,
No. 2 01d.Fellow's Hall.
Binghamton, Nov.. I, 1856,-1147
Important t Dagnerreotypists,
Marble. Dealers and' others.
Monumental Daguerreotype Cased.
AMETHOD has long.been sought for, to in
sert in durable manner, Daguerreotype
Likenesses to Headstones and Monuments. r
have been manufacturing these Cares for the
last two years, and can warrant theta to secure
the picture for a long number of years.
The outside case is made 'of .Parian Marble,
and .the bot which eneloses 'the picture and
keep§ it _in a state of great preservation for
great nunibr tit years, is made of brass,—a sereu;
tiox. It makes a very neat job on a Headstone
or inonument. They are_ used in Greenwood
Cemetry, Mount Auburn. Laurel Hill, and Many
other Cemetries in the United-States...
A liberal dieeourit wade to Marble Dereerated
Daeuerreotypista. 'erica from $O6 each to
$9,50.. A circular of engravings will he 14euf, to
any_ address, freti, with price Mares&
A. L. BAUIWIN; Ar. of
52:0.1 ' 353 truadway),Neik.yqrkt
vain ajidVoZil Grik4
.4;04-Aciolc
135111
409 Sinadstray, New Y0rk.,24
PINE GOLD JEWLItY: GIVEN AWAY TO
. PURCHASERS OF BOOKS;
ALL Books wil l' be sefd surlovese can bo bed
at other Stoketi, many of them for lessi. - liew
Books remived daily: A Gift varying in value
from 2.5 cents to $lOO, given with:each book at .
the time it is. sold. Having Ain hand•ayery
large.;tock of new and,ealua;ble Boas, anJ se our
motto is" Large sales and small profits," we ire
determined to give our - caitomers better bar--
gains than can be had elsewhere. Any book
published in New York or . Philadelphia will be
promptly sent, gins Included, on receipt of Pub.
lisher's price. Catalogue of Books- and Pres
ents, containing full explanations will bo sent
free to all parts of the country.:
The
The most Liborsl Indicoments aro offered to
Agents. Any person by sending us an order
for ten books, with money inclosed, will - be en
titled to an Eitra Book 'and Gift. ,
' All orders for 'books; containing money; (to
ensure perfect sifety,) shOuld bit regieterpd at
the Post Offiee, where they are mailed,
,and-. dt
rieted• to Evans • & 4011 Broadway,'New
. . •
• REvrEaracs.-1.1. Thomas & Sons, South
Fourth Street, Philadelphia; B, Lippinictit
&Co., Philadelphia ;.D. Appleton &Co., Bread
way,.Neiv York; Dcrby
_New York. far Send for'n Catalogue...2A
EVANS S; CO:,' •
Principal Store, 409 BroadwaY,N. Y. • ,
Branch Stores atl2s Chestnut St, and at
Washington; D. C.. _ .
REMOVAL
TAILORING ESTABLISLIMEAT.
OR MAIN ST., NEST DOOR TO TUE-TARS ERB" STORE.
r HE undersigned having removed his shop
JL from Public Avenue' to blms STREWS'
is about receiving s splendid assortment of .
BROADCLO THS, CASSIMERES:
• VESTING S 4-C.
Which he is prepared to cut and make .to or
dor, in a style that cannot fail to suit all who
way favor him with their custom. Those 'wish
ing their work done in•a nut and durable man•
ner, will find it to their interest to give me `a
c4lf. .
J. SHUTTER, : Tai lor,
'Montrose, Nov. '27, 1556.449tf. •
E. Pluribus Untun • -
SO3IE fidkstr:mslate this celebrated motto
" One of many"--others 'slay the inost - literal
meaning is, "let the t.til go with the hide—but
the real meaning is," A tip top l'ailor-is;a good
institution:" If you don't believe - this, `call at
John Grove's shop, a few steps from Searle's Ho
tel, and he wilt convince von and show yuu
The Fall rishione,
for Men's and Boy's clothing - fur 1b.56. Don't
blunder into a Jewsharp establishment ; ' where
you are likv.lY to get foOled with bad work. 31 3:
shop is on Turnpike street. 2tid l building-from
Searle'slietel. I will warrant my work to! fit
well and: , .vearlaell, and my prices veas,Mabla
for cash down.
rff - Cutting done as usual. -
• JOIIN GROVE.
Montrose Oct. I.lth 18.56. -
Rhode's Fever and Ague Cure,
OR Antidote to Malaria; for the prevention
and cure of Purer and A, , rue, .or Chill Fe
ver; Dumb Agne, anl °that Intermittent and
Remittent Fevers; alsolf Biliioax Fever 4. ac
companied by Typhoid Fever. Yellow Fever,
Ship and Jail. reviT, General' DebilitY,• Night
Sweats, and all other forms - of disease which
have a common origin in •
- MALARIA OR MIASMA.
Vinalty certain r.s : n preentive or 6irc.
For sale by the undersigned,authorized agent
f:q the Proprietor. Jas. A. Rhodes, Provideneq,
It. 1. • ' 1. N. BULLAB.D.
Montrose, .31ny .1; 1556
Starrucca Rail Road !!!
Ir I Lit ri
TREMAIN.& CO., are on hand
V V with the largest, best, and cheapest istoiAt
of general merchandise in town. Cousisting-ut
Ares. Alpavea, and Alspive. .
•
Brooms, Boots and Bedsteads. -
Clucks, Calicoes and Clothing, , • -
Denims, -Drrizs, and Dodr 11 - 4ndNe.•
Envelops, Edging, and . Epsoin Salts.
Flour, Flannels, and FiSh.Hooks:
Glass, Groceries, and Gimblets.
Hats. Hams, and Hand.salke.
Ink, Indigo, and Imperial Babies (drisses.) - .
Jugs, Javonets, and Jewsharps. • •
Knives; Knobs, and Kentucky Jeans.
Locks, Lamps and Looking Claims.
Matches, Musliris and M,lasses. - .•
' _ Nutmegs Nankeen . and Notions.
Oils, Oxbows and Overalls.
Pork, Pills and Powder. • •
Queensware, Quills, and Quart-cups:
Rubbers, Raisins and Rat-traps.
Shoes, Shirts and Sugar.
Tobacco, Tea and - Trace Chains.
Utnbrellas s - Under-"shirts and I.Juion_Hsts.
Veils, Vinegar and Nitro).
Whips, Wallets and Wash-bowls'.
Xtra Superfine Flour.' . • •
York, Cottonades and Youth's Hats..
Z. And many other articles which they are
selling at a very sinsli adiance on cost prices.
"Smut! profits" and 'fair dealing is the motto for
the Summer of '56. Give us a call and test, the
truth of our assertions.
TIMMAIN &CO.
Laneaboro.Pa.. May 26,1856.
PATENT MEDICINES &C.
AFFLICTED lIEID
•
GRAPIIENEERG 31Eracins.—VegetAble -Pills
. Green ;Mountain Qintment, Sarsaierila
Compound, Childrens Panacea, Eye Lotion, Fe.
ver and Ague Remedy, Health Bitters,-Dysen
tery Syrup, Consumptive's
.Balm, Marshall's Utc
rine, Catholicon, Net. Libby's Ointment,
and Manual of • gealth. •
Ayres Pills and Cherry Pectoral, Tanner's
GermanOintament. Trasks Magnetic Ointment,
liolloteays Ointment and Pills. Daris• Pain
Killer, Dee. Fitek's Heart Corrector.
Root and Plant, tattles sovereign Bairn; and
IVrights' Indian Vegetable Pills. Rhodes: re..
ver and Ague Care. Merchants' Gargling Oil.
Arnica Linament, Camphor,Castor Oil, • Pategor .
ic, Aloes, Picera, Mvrrb, Licorice, stcs Ate.,
a new; sappy just received, to be- kept'constantly
ok hand, for rale by
Montre.,Oct. 1556... I
Hang the Banner on the Outer
s
.WALL - • ' -
AEIS LET THE TIDINGS 00 iORTIL;
frtHAT HAYDEN BROTHERS, the Pen
. pies' Agents are now receiving their see
and stock of
Pall and' Winter Dry Goods, .
YANKEE NOTIONS, WATCHES; JEWEL.'
.RY &FANCY-GOODS, •
Which they are selling oil at :about
,one-half
the Old Fogies' Prices. . •
No charge for snowing goods, NeDeviatian
in Price.
. .
Call and take. a. pe e p,._ for • ire, aro'. bobbing
around with the cheapest gootis,ener ofTered
this section of 'the State. No inistslie.
• • ' . - HAYDEN, MOS'. •
. New Milford..Pa.:aetober 1856. n4lro3*
MILLINERY, DRESSMAKING
. 116 fkgei STOUt
A. D. ST014).1&00.`
WOULD respectful liannitunee.to .tlie la.
dias.of Mentrosa and IQ:l'olly...that they
have opened a Fa!vy press 4 00 d,
nisleini &wi t an Main Street, over the Pangaea
Store, whore. they will - he happy, la , ape
theit old friiandri, arid 'else . solicit the patronage
anew one Mint ChaaeAttend to_
Millinery dtpartmenti theliresOnaking-datAirt:.•
went will hounder the chargh Mina 'Waiter.
Montrose, iifept(ls,,
Now. 12,-16!6.
BOYS!HIP - - - 11U1111 , A11 -
.31ammoth Pictorial : rotor Jodalha
for the I lolidaysiinst
rose Book Store hi thwPost °Mir; " •
ALSO,—.Vannt,:Ford's new ,leork.«.atir ,
Play .Day Book. • '
Tho New . Lute. of .2rroi, the,' Shan* and the
New York qii e and 'A:horns' &cot, OR O. $4.
for tho expected °
where eke.) besidesathei new BOA*
merous to mention, and still more:- oviNted O
a few days. Just a- ;rotor,. elteetki -ebe39 4141
Cheapest! . . 't:.& BULLARD:: ,
klont rose, Dee., r - - ‘•:9).
Register' It tiee .
- •
NOT,ICL is hereby gtvbn to all pet•
sons conceintil in the followlog rstatesi to
Estate of Itazard• Powers, Iste or Lenox tomfl.
ship, deceased, Chattels TittglyiEtecutor.
~Estate of . w Ebenezer Colo, la of Faiiiitakei.
township, deceased, Orange Mott andtlizabetb
Angel, (late Elizabeth 'Cole,) Astailtihttratois.
Estate of William Dayten,late of d_r,eitt Bend
townsitiP, &teased, Samuel ft. D3yt9i.
H. Day wood AdtninkraterS. - -
That the aeconntante .have. asittlerYthoir ae,a
counts in the Register's Vilice .its taut for the.,
county of Susquebassa, anti the. same swab*
presented to the - Judges 'of itio Orpberi s i Court
of slid- county, on Wedifetany the, littlt day of
January next, for confirmation-and: atiOleattet..
J. W.. CHAPMAN. Rot gittAri'
OfEi:r, , •
Montro.4,Pec. BUth.lBZ6.
• • 52m3.
XTRA Floia Prow 1-2 - to 8" dollam pE
E
bbl., for sale at S. S. MOTT'S.
From the Binghamton Oeutocrat; April , latfit
_
SPLENDM TIMICITERISST.—Nire isare..•hefore
noticed Um new store, erected ity. A. ,K - nowitonp: -
E4q., adjoining ths Bank of: flinghamtono to b*
occupied as :I Hardware Store by ISleitirs.-Pbyte;
& Knowlton. AR it approaebe 'elomidetion it
ieterves more and.ntore the praises that 'MVO ,-
been bestowed.Onit; ands=is undoubtedly in it* •
styli, finish and miPoititmenta the model attrtailif - *
the. Southern. Tier.: Messrs. P. & K. arc now -
putting in thelistock. one !alter tnif more tom-
pimp than bat her4fore been kept In this puss. -
eMbracing all the Oepartmenti of Ifaidware.
Builders Finishing Materials, Gag Fiattria
&c. Mr. Blackstone: an experienced - and :tidy
worktunn.superintends-the - thut -Fitting -dtpsru. •
merit. Look inlat_Phyte and Knowltonti. -
HARDWAU,:iOE9I - 1111 --
NISHING' ANIYTXWCY GQ,O3*.
.
TD Vat unnarm -- talian -*-
Of Susque hanna' and NeighboOpg
• Cqunties.. .•, .. ,-..- -
AATE would • respectfully solicit None 'attest.. -
r V.
tin to our largo ntocit..ot the_ ibeNs
mentioned Goods, now is starerind ine - ciiirse'pf •
reception. For many sears the trade of-one Of '
the largest portions of the Empire Stato - hjia
been rosined by a monopoiy,which bas'at.last
given away before the rash of enterprise. -
Pessensing unequalled foe - Mike. for Iling,
and having direct communication with the moat
extensive Manufactories in the linked States,
we say, without exaggeration, that we can and
Kill L.:11, either wholesale ouretail; - at piires -
lower than ever (Arerid before' *tat o!' 2 4, 1' Y.
Chi.. - -' - --- ''''.'
.
Wt.ilt nothing has been omitted in dna= Hard
ware line, we .have gire&particular attentleu to
:the House Furnishing branch of 'one -bneinesa,
and have on hand a stork well worthy the in
mpeetion of House Keepers. . _ . -
CM Fancy Goods - we hare also a large asiort•
ment, which, having been selected with especial
reference to the wants of our ensfornernewe. -
think . *ill please those in nerd of artieltinitr this
line. , . .. .
In conelnsionore would any that our Ganda
are new, and of the first quality, and thatiri
hope, by strict attention to hnainess, trod a con
stant anticipation of the Wishes of our pattooe,
I to merit even an increase of the` -confidence al-
I ready.reposed in us.
I 4 . I'llYrE'di KNOWLTON,' : '
1 Hartivrare, House FuiniAing Dud Faticy"Gnids _
Establishuient, 51 Court St.,iiinghan- • '
ton, N.Y.; adjoining Bank' ots' '-
',.. Binghand.O.
N. 8. - We have a very largo sleet of Wood
en and Willow Ware, Mats and. Haws, Britannia
Ware, Fancy - Bird Cages, dee. Er - Sporting
apparatus of every des:ription, including Fishing
Tackle in all its varieties, Guns, rtifics, pistol", ,
Gun Materials, 46:e. ' - •
..
COantry -Prieichant*- • • .
WILL find
fig„"yahltrtiP:aNinThrecierl,
OLD and. Sitter Sliectuillts, M T ter.. lot just
reecired, compri4iug ag4 - o.,:bv - •
A sigusl .
BLASTING POWDER ; Elife47 - rttei.% - Gtti
.Powdei. ShOt, Lied; GurtCOlei,
ers, Powder F• a. - quns, - .Revolversti Pido ls
&c., nt the Stoi f
AITE arc determined to 'suit the Ladies,hsv.
I f ing their comfort in view, we lately pro
cured of pre importers, nlarge assortment Of
• • FANCY G001):9 1 _ 2. • "
which must certainty please even tbe - most- , fus.
thliuus - taste. •
We haVe a fine stock,othhir,.Nail and 4 17.40 th..
, Brushes eomprising Many !depot 141ca.':,
! Of combs .3ve have an. extenhiye vanety t hen•
ding many ofludis ItUbbei,S iron :-
1 We have, beside, many Otl4r' fancy Artlitas,
i too nemeron* to= to: Mentiotr. can. aDdeFikiline,
.our-FancylGods.; •
P[IYF& lENOWITOtri
I 5! Coint fit.
,
• Britatitia, Ware..
1 -A VERY large stovkat
it • 1411 TE kicivowitikis.
- . To Sportsthen-
Fishing - T'ackle ! Guns! bi tes f Pistol;
I 1101IYFE & KNOWLTON have no* on band
1 * splendid lut-of Fishing Tackle, eamptis-
I. N. BULLARD.
li„pds, from In .61„ to $lO each. -
I.lnee, from . 3ein t t in sb,
frow 41,50 te.s6 each,
.. 11 1!41 an -alunt ,
meut of artificial Balt, never before
thievvieinity,iniudlisgrroge. Men, Gitisa:Lialit‘.
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TO. THE LADIES.
Binghamton.
ABEL TERBELL
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