•
44 V2l.
. 11
MIMS
%." 641 .• • S o ft!
• '• • •
Tgasthied from - the German of Rebel.
A 'SWEDISH TALE.
In rib,. a mining town in Sweden. a hun
dred years and tr u sts isgo,-eyoung miner kissed
his fair Itriticami , • w. -
"Ott43t.
VIM priest's bawl. —Theis we • will nit a
iest ofour
.„ ; t4W part ! andlove shall (Iwo!' itt - .4l 3 " . said
• dmbeing ful brideos hit a sweet smile, !lot' thou
My :all in alt, and without thee I would
:siteesiF to twin my grave." -
Bnt when
th , m' piient,in bas is' .
in thechtomb for the second tinte-before St. Lu.
Ode! *.i,fronounced the slitds, "it; now, Any
bow reason 'shy these perions.'sitould
not be united in the bonds of inittrimonv,..,-
Pre>fth was at hand. The young tuan,_as he
"0144:1 her, }tense next morning in. his black
gaiti, adroitly -worn eta •shrond. He tup
,.'o4,l4mti- her window, and said, good ..morning
steer returned to bid her good evening.
iterrer estateback from the Mine. and all in
o
Wainhe' embroidered f o r him - that very
s
Morning a hiaeteravat with a red border, fur
tbe wedding diy. she laid carefully away,
and never ceased, to mourn or weep for him.
'Meanwhile, psudied on; the Seven year's
-War wai fought; the partition of Poland took
- place; Araerica beeline free; Napoleon sub.
Prissia, and the English bombarded Co
rnhagen.- The husbandman sow.td and reaped.
the miller ground and the - smith hamtnered, and
the miners dug after the veins of metal in their
subterranean "workshops. Al the miners of
Falun, in the year eighteen hundred and nine,
little before or after St. John's ;day, were ex
eavating an , opening - between two rthafta, full
three 'hundred ,ells below 4he groan, they dug
11rOut the rubbish and vitml water the - body of a
yoing man, entirely saturated with iron•vitrol,
bel t Otherwise undocayed and,unaltered--so that
.one wild distinguish his features and age as
well ulf he had died only an hour before, or
had fallen asleep for n little while 'at his work.
Bat when they had brought him out to the.
light of day, father and mother, friends and ac.
quaintanees, had been long dead; no one could
identity the sleeping youth, or tell anything of
- his misfortune, till she came, Who was once the.
betrothed of that miner who had one day gone
to the mine and never returned. Grey ind
shrivelledoshe came to the place hobbling upon
a crutch, and recognised her bridgrontn, when,
More in joyful entacy than pain, she sank down
upon the beloved form. As soon as she had re.
covered het composure, she exclaimed. "It is my
betrothed, whom . I have mourned for fifty years,
and whom God now permits me to see once
more before I die. A week before the wedding
time, he went under the- earth and never- re.
turned."
All the bystanders were m ove dto tears, as
they beheld the former bride, 'a %fasted and fee
hie old woman, and tho. bridgroom still in the
beauty of youth ; and bow, after the lapse of
fifty years, her youthful love awoke again. But
he never opened his mouth to smile, nor his
eyes to recognise; and she finally, as The only
one belonging to him and having a right to him,
had him carried to. her own little 'room, till a
grave could be prepared in the churchyard. The
nest-day, when all was ready, cud the miners
came to take him away,she opened a little draw.
er, and taking out the black silk cravat, tied it
around his neck, and then accompained him In
her Sunday garb, as if it were their wedding
day and not the day of his burin:. As they laid
him in the grave in the churchyard. :she said:--
"Sleep well now,for a fear days in the cold bridal
bed and let not the time seem long. to thee. I
have now but little more to do, and will come
loon and then it will be day again." As she was
goist iirsy,she looked back once more and said
..what the earth has once restored it will not a
second time withhold."
Yrom Dr. Bartlett's Anglo-Saxon.
„SOMETHING TO'REMEMBUI.
A LEGEND.
. 1 , There was once an abbot who owned a
rich monastery, and who enjoyed his posses
sions so gaily that be was nicknamed the
a Abbot Sass Saud." As soon. as 'he had
fulfilled his religious duties he thought of
nothing but taking his ease, and making. oth
erfieeple happy. lie would
. go and visit his
neighbors—giving good wince to such as
st rod in need of h, cheeritijAhe downhearted
with a merry joke, repeating wise saws and
proverbs to tbe_old folks, .and telling emus
tog stories to the children ; so that everybody
WIN glad to see him ; and whenever any one
t•ried out, " Here comes the Abbot Sans
3ouci facesbrightened up just as if tner
riment or fine weather had been announced.
Unfortunately the king who then governed
the country wait of a widely different charac
ter. Legendase!dom give datev, therefore we
are not informed to which perticulartiog,the
chroniche alln les; only, as we' are told he
was of a saturnine, uneasy disposition, a prey
to ennui, and incapable of making use of lift
pb*er for either his own or other people's
hapPiness—the cap 'fits so,, many crowned
heads, that we mac choo , e from a long line
oftfonarehsiof the peculiar period at which
the jolly abbot and the .oisagreable ling
flourished in our neither. world.
In tle Lope that the sight of new faces : and
new places might dispel the dead,. weight of
maul ' that lay upon hinylai king took it in
to his bead, one day, to travel all over .
kingdom. His l aurt, - therefore Prepared to
follow him; for a king to do without his Cour
tierellan the king's head huntsman withoitt
his pail of hounds. -
After haiinw paised through - several prov
inces he one day reached a tine abbey, sur
rounded bv_ gardens; when he asked to whom
it belonged. He was sold it belonged to , a
rich abbot, who, when once be bid- perform
al his duties for the date; twits-- always laugh- :
iug or- siugitig.
• And pray, why, should be - be laughing
and, singing in this manner rusked the king,
"Has .has : no, owls of any sort r ,
• "None whateter " was the *newer; ," and
is
this- so universally' kno4o :throughout • the
eetrutry, that heti. always called,: the Abbot;
Sans' South e ;
• This aussier provoked the kind who:ice:wad,
'rtlieir.people that were happier. than
sseit andlieriodemd - some of his folloWers to
fetoktheuhbo!.difieptl3; and bring
.41m, l!to
Thss abbot yea potently . bronght is imi‘let.
~the, k ind'a goods ; bet iooldig. us . ".joyeris as
e
evs 'Shirking coissideeeti Ur; Joy the'
light Prispilatilt: - -.:,ifotoarepighty.4l , l to
loOk so bSIOPi I v*lsii3.:PititolASSero r
skthd to punish yon onitheinWiti
es. - litilkiss4r o itstitlone in
Wft,
nul!wrssliimPsitlollMWOS*riiier,lrithin
444' off
abbey
abbey and spending the rest of Yam" liTe
;146 T4 - vA4.7444.46 , . 1
prison." ScoAlA .itaze,te,tlibbot a paper
miLtkejt chsLiat .
ow;,gatt on the paper that he
was to stateiariody Alto there
was in the witolekiiisdetit4-11*Atiuch the
mootiAlaiheaSzilirieriiiiititi'"Vrer king was
worth', stud - ibathat bilisirear Aatt ":Ty•
- nisi , hirttglii&tosit letrAhe
abhinvirr-ettAt iskicrtii '4 B 4 l ti§: 4 l ucti
*Rd hintilicyiliiiiiif.atokett
111 At VEtik 4
:(4 - diAis li,il4eiw•r!! 4 iii , 4.*
w *.ki: Oa):
the ticctera equitf:C.nw. ellee4 ll g4uP
en . 5ubj5t02,,,:, : i.1 . ,-, 2 F:s,
Ataengthaliti third:sky itail eawned:with
out hikbavingbeen'able to advance air inch'
farther towards a itOldtion,.andqie wiWtftinll:'
in WIT ikontilcit tit "bikiiidciilloyi,
trying l tO on';ofne Of,. ~viiiiin ~the
threiit's,
was bringing sotria flout: to the monastery.
. The latter, It- Cllllllillg, ..alWaye in .the
.best poasibityspirits,noysr. bow,e4•to,his
and . inquired after . Ve_ besilO t whey Idle abbot
told him with a ri gh t that he was as wellas
could be-exiieoted . for a num who,was ruined
and likely te 'die in ,trisoti. . Theretipnit' the
miller . expre sse d greitt 'asionishment,- when
the abbot told him nil that - had'- - .Vais.44l, and
what hopeleis iinestiikai the king:hid' non
dernned him to resolve. • ;
" Faith, thy lord abbot," iaid the
after having listened to him moat attentively,
"do yhu know that, for man, of your' pro•
remion,:you are *trifle . I , lturt of ready wit:-
111 :were. in your' plicts the king's quFstiOns
would not trouble
-•. • • •
IAY jab you, were,,Onichaid," :replied the
abboL. liy,you - .would aeon givre: itiem
.up. as .1 have 'done."
" Upon - my "-word;' ritual& ntit, ll replied the
miller; " and if- . 3 Cult lend - -me your
gown [Wm fittlier,•and bold me quit fore v er
and are of my -tentire;rii • Undeitake to an
.sWer the-king INC
..es to gi>a hith'sa.tidantion.."
The abbot was but too glad to "accept the
miller'Eproposal; so hedrew . .up- an act by
which he had acquitted - him or'all further-
dues; and their leuthiria his gown. -
The miller putt on, and at the hour' ap
pointed stood in the king's presence.
Theliag did not : recognize the abbot at
first, but.concluded that anxety_ had changed
him, and inwardly rejoiced at, having already
deprived-him of the tight to • the nickname
of the Abbot Saps Seuci. So be -ordered
him to approach, in a less_terrible tone than
might have been expected, and asked "him r if
he could tell him exactly stow - much land
there was in the.king.lom.'
" Very esisily,..sim - " answered the miller.
"Rut as you have asked about the land,, am .
waiting till you have cleared away the roots ;
and stones, and metal; to at about making
the exact measure." :r.
The king hit his lips on perceiving that
the question had not been put properly.
he went on to the second query, and asked
how much the moon weighed.. -
"It must.weigb. exactly a pound.", said the
miller, ".as it: has four quarters."
This time 'the icing smilixl,,:and' all the
courtier. laughed aloud. The third question
was now inqaired into,
and the miller sum
moned to state what the king was worth: k
value him at twenty-nine farthings,"
replied he, quietly. ." Nor can his majesty
complain of my setting him at so low a price,
since Jesus Christ, who waS much -greater
than all the kings of the earth, was sold for
only thirty farthings." '
The answer passed muster like the others ;
and now they came to the last question =
namely, what does the king believe '
"The king believes," said Guichard," that
he is addressing the Abbot Sans Souci, and
is mistaken, for he is only speaking to hi s
miller."
The
.king was very Much:surprised; but
the peasant now rebiteA to him what Lad
taken place, and how IA had bargained with
his master to get Aiin out. of this scrape.
The king Was so delighted with ..his
that he declared - himself - satisfied; and that
the abbot might retain- his 1 . 11)6'4 *and Ids
estate.
Ai to ire - Miller; he proposed to - hitri . .to
follow him to 'court, - to help. him to gove rn,
which the. miller accepted . ; . and
_from that
day the affairs of the. kingdom were properly
managed, and thelcing, being kept con?
stant good humor by - his jovial minister,al
- abbots rind ethers_ to be,l,xempt from
cares—at least, eo far as ihey.ciinhl manage
to in so. -
HOLLOWAY'S PI.LLS_A.ND 0114T3IENT
Ayer's Cherry Pectoris' and Cathartic'
Pills. The Balm-of a Thousand Flowers. Mus.
tang Liniment. Dr: Halsey's Forrest Wine and
Pills. Myers' Extract of Rock Rose: And near;
ty,all of the Medicines in Market: '..For salts
. at
the Drag, Fancy Goods, Jewelry. and VstrieiY
Store of • ABEL TDRRELL.
Montrose, January, 1857. , • , *
From ,the Binghamton Democrat; April 10th.
SPLENDID Itarziovzamri:=We bitve befOre
-aoticed the new store erected, by A. Knowlton.
Esq., adjoining the Bing' of Binghamton,to be
occupied es ir HantiVATO; bY . t4eStirli:Phy
& Knowlton. As it, approaches completion it
desereesmore and more the, praises that have
been bestowed en it. and is undoubtedly in its
style, finish and appointments the suede 1 Store of
the Southern Tier. .Mesara. Pot K. ‘s are,ziow
patting in their tdock,one larger and m or, corm.
plate than has heretofore been kept in this place.
embracing all the departments.- of Hardware.
Builders Finishing Materials,
,Gas Fix tu re s, &e,
&e. Mr. Blackstone. an experienced and ready
workman,superintends the Du i fitting depart.
meat. Look, at Plfyie arid Kooivltoes'.
ilititl44fi; . :Jlo I6,E111:
NISHING AND FANCY GOODS.
TD
Of Susquehanna and Neighborini
- - Counties.
INTE would respectfully eolieit your attes
t' tion to our largo stock of the above
mentioned Goode, now in store andin course of
reception. For 'Many, years the trade of one.of
the largest pertions-of • the Empire State hat
been retained ty a niOnopoly, which has at lest
given away before the - rusts of enterprise:
Posseasino ufieipalled faellitits" for baying.
and having direct comineniestiotivith the most
extensive. Manufactories in' thel-United 'Stites,
we say, without exemption, that wir eta sad
will telt, either wholesale or retail, St' voices
lower than eveitiffered - before welt of - N. Y.
City
*bile bothifig iiae been emitted tithe -Hard
wire line, we iirrie - giVeivpittitilirettletion-ie
the Heine Fitenisbinglinmeli etrt
nail have'da *f r ock well travtbi the it
eileeyetref ' '
Of Finci Oil& ire' itifroodso a tenttraidiert.
Inept, whiclifhaft• lit.ei 4010,0 with **Mal
..
reference to the watt - lti of 'Oar rtnit.ohiirs. Wie
think, will iilesie thatil - In itiod Wiertliteninibla
In connlnaltivi,We wokiktltri - 46 ; 411-1 " " 6 ; 64
are new, and'orikkfiiiit skitalky; mid IVA we
k n o-, byiftfekOititipir 'to :Won. and 'sena
ettnit intikiAti, okitt the "wiflitokbr foilfpiitrifpia;
to - metit priwutitrinaii*fiV)lii' etsWitiii4
randy 're - mit.,ll it! tit"--
ii,II'.64 I ,PPQAI
HawillWito *Il %tin% ifot iNditaied*
3r,tit
- 'sgatatttibtairt. rollt.inf a m.
111cla:
Ann; N. ia* Mt
tut 4, , i.• . ---A , ..0. tttnitc„o.....E l Y„,
AT k.„vr4,10140•141! angeetkovitibt.
en* Witfew Warr. IktOs minters. Bri in
NV • ' , Path*z. re riatiNtran -'
14:44
MClllNltall'Oriiii 4.0 1 1310111 Ar
Tackle ip all its 4tleititfielNK ,a , - z r ,
Gee tinteriola.ite. -
•
- Arygla r l S
r 'r 1 I
4 .4- 4.46 - 10.4. ;.; '4l •o;
'Ol
- ~. ,-..., _
c , 4 _ , ...
' • ' a • : '
__/, lk
' ' - -a :
Ariklad tattlirk li.iiiikettptneviu.
'- - ' ly It
'iciedidai..
iftipsfuill A gA1D111.70111113811313
beot A ili
ditiii itaikiii., r:i.,ii.,'3. - 01 - kamm,p;-4.;,;,. 0
ftiiit,sks,,,;..l"kiladopipblit, Whoserboice products
44 fulytdiau4suust very toilet, sapi :.., : 0 --, a
k, el tills AA. to ilk, of) oar CtatuAtte Pima, tied t i
Nive found them a better family medicine, for tutunion
re, than say cstarr , within my krioarkdas. Marty of my
.11rietiode bare mallzed matted tWISCata from them, and co-
Weld/twilit motet belteeitur that th•rpoimodiwnattinar. ,
wimpy fur driving out diseases and curing the sick. They
Sr. nat dilly sfradak but safe and phttisittdto Da taken --
qualities which mart make. them 7 valued by the public,
- wtsitstbey linik'nortm" • '
wspentsta Chancellor WANDLAW.MtiteIi hum Bak
dentin, 15th April, 18.54
C.Avica...: Sir: I have adore your Pills - with
meat benent i ke the listlessness, languor, lose of appetite,
aid Silken hedidache,.Wbich has of late years overtaken
me hi the opting.A fair doses of your Pi th s cured me. I
have used 'yarn ebony Pectoral many . years in,_my (unity
coughs and adds with' unfailing eueeen, lYen tusk*
' medicines whiritiareer and I feel It a pleasure to commend
you for the goad gut have dose and are ding.l , • -
JOHN F. BEATTY, Esq., Sec. of the Penn. Railroad Cu,
nye t
"N. R. It Ogee, PktlArttlphia, - 014 13, 1853.
14'2qt:crake pkeettrelin. adding: oryzteethoony - le the
ellatify IA Your medicines, having derived
aid
material
Rum the um at laith )_dolt Pectotal Catbartie
'I am never without them in my family, nor shall
Aver sews( to be, while my mesas win panne theni." . .
, The Irldely'renVibird 8.8. STEVENR, U. A, of Went.
vrortb N. fl. writes:
"Maytag
used your CaTiaaaric Posui In my ;naive, f•
certify hum-experience that they an an invaluable purge.
live. In crw.Ofliiiiiiiehni fuactluisiof the liver, ceasing
headache, indigestion, costivener, and the great variety
'Of dieentestliat follow, they're al etineetteniedy than any
• other. In alt cases where a purgative remedy Is required.
creldently maintnend then Pilla 10 the Public, as
superior to any other I have ever found. They are wire
' in their operation, and perfectly safe—qualities which
Make them as invaluable article for pub,* are. I have
fur many pan known your Peery Pecteral as the ben
- Cough • sedicine thei world ; and them Ms ere In no
wise inferior to that Walkable preparation he the treat
- •snefitelf ' ' •
" Ann. Jirsi,lAnir, 2S, 1853.
"Ds. LE:Aria—Dear Sir : I have been afflicted loan
. .07•Intb, with scrofula in • its went tone, and now. after
twenty years' trial, and an untold of amount of wafering,
€,.• ..Rave hew comtJetelf eared in a few weeks by your Pills.
With what feelings • rejoicing I write can only, be
imaginiid when yonnialize what I have suffered, and how
" Never - until now have I been ftee bum this loathsome
disease in some shape. At time. it attacked my eyes. .rind
made me sluices blind, besides the unendurable pain ; at
nacre it settled-AO the scalp of my head, and destroyed my
hair, and hultept me panty bald all my days ; poutetimrs
, G came out ia my face, and kept it for months a raw sore.
"About nine weeks ago I commenced taking your Ca.
thank Pill; and now am entirely free from the complaint.
My eyes are well, my skin is (air, and my hair lies coin.
minced , a healthy growth; all of which makes me feel •
already a new perms.
" - Roping this statement may be the meanx of convey in,'
jnkomatial that shall do good to other., I am, with seep
lentiment of gratitude, Tours, etc.,
• SIAM MEWL ,
"I have known the above named Maria ..better from
her thildbotii, Mid her idateirent is strictly nue. .
ANDREW .I. NIL:SERVE,
• • threaten of the Portsmouth Manoleciering Co."
Carr. JOEL. PRATT, of the ship 31arion,• writes from
Ramon, 20th April, 1854:
" Your Pills have cored me from a bilious attack Which
same from derangement of the Liver, obit% had become
very serious. I had piled of any relief by my Physician,
and from every remedy I could try ; Mut a few doses of
your Pills have completely restored vim to health. I have
given' them to any children for marine; with the hest 'of
' ketC They were promptly cured. I terommemled them
to a frieod for activeness, which had marbled him Mr
months ; be told me In a few days they Lad cured him. You make the best medicine in the world ; and I am tree
to say so." • _
Read Ibis from the distinguished of the Supreme
Count, whop brilliant abilities have tuade hilts well
known, nut only in this but the torighlpriog States. .
'Aim Orleans, Sth April, 1851.
Sir: I base great satisfaction in assuring you thai
myself and family have been Yen; ninth benefited ht pair
medicines.. My wife was cured, Mu 3 ear/ since. o(u Se
vere and dingenius rough, by your Cootsne PscroliaL,
and since then has enjoyed perfect health. My children
have Several times been tilted tram atiack* of the ladu
enca and Comp by 'it It is an lilt nimble remedy for
VOIreCiTI4•ILTIC PILLS have entire)
cured toe Crunl a dyspepsia and enstirelie,S, which ha.
crown open Ale for some yeam t — indeed. this Aire is
munch ruin important, from tins tact that I bad failed to
get 'relief from the best Physicians which 11,1. section of
the - cowry affords; and (rum any el the numerous ream.
riles I had taken..
• •• 1 . You seem to tir, Doctor, like a pmvidential Ides.ine
to our familv, and you may well suppose ;vs axe knit Uti
-11111r11(41 of it. Yours respect
• LE:A.III4T TIIAXTER."
•
. • '" Smarr Chewier, DUN:lprd See, torsi
f1a..1. C. Artli Honored air: I have made a 'bor.
oust, trial of the CATN•ItTIC PILLS, lee In. by your acrid,
and have horn cured by them of the dreadful Illienniarbdu
under w filch he found in* seffering. The rust does• re
lieved nue, and a few subsequent dose. bare eirlirsly
Ateirained the threes.. I feel in better health now Mao tor.
. SAM yeiril before, whirl I attribute entirely In ilai.erfect.
awn./ CaTHAITIc Pau.s. Yount with great reinort„.
LUCIUS 11. METCALF."
•
The abate ate all from persons who are publicly known
where they reside, and who would not make thesor state
ments without a thorough conviction that they were trite.
- Prepared by DR. 7. C. AYER & CO.,
Preetical and Analytical Chezalits.LowelL Mess
- A BE
HOSTILITIES CEASED,
Peace Declared!
r - v i such terms that secures the right ofovory
. nation to the navigation ot
be it known to the people ot Susquehanna
County, and the rest of the sy orld, that they will
find it to their advantage to come to the Temp
stance Saloon and Grocery in Muin . St , Moo
rose, Pa., (the only Temperance saloon in Mont
rose) to -get Pies, such as are pies, Cakes,
Cheese, Crackers, Sardines, pickled Oysters,
Clams Cucumbers, Ice Cream, Oranges, Pine
Apples, C.ln4, and. Segars, Nuts &c. Small
Beer; Ice cool Lemonade, and Soda Water to
eat and drink. At the same place is a good as
sortment of Groceries and Provisions, with new
supplies every week from New York, such as
Tea, choice kinds, from 2s. 9c., to 6s. per lb.
Sugar now at 9 ets. Bust Coff ee II I-2,g5.,
Crushed, Pulverized and Granulated at Is. per
lb.. Molasses 3.."6d. per Gallon: best Syrup at
55,,6d. per gal. Pork, Smoked Ham, and Shoo!.
ders. dried, Beef Ham, Cod, Mackerel. White
and Blue FishiCheese,_Crarkers. Lard, Tallow,
Sterine pstentsnd Spettn; Candle*, a variety of
Bar Soaps, Shaving do. best in use. Coffee Aide,
and TobaCco; plug - amt 660 cut. Chewing and
smoking,de. in tin foil: "Fire CraeltCrs and Fire
Works. Matches all kinds. dried Peaches,
Plums, Cherries, Figs, from Is.-to Is. 6d. perlb.
Prunes, Zaittee Currents, Citron. Fig paste, Sa
go for puddings, Spices all kinds, do. Ground
Mustard, do . . French Soap Powder. Babbitts Sal
iratus, do. and Washing Soda, Creain Tarter,
nd Super Carb Soda Tartaric Acid,. Licorice,
tfO.reot, Fancy Candy and Gum Drops, fresh
fitim - N. Y., Cassia buds, Canary seed, Nutmeg+,
tloYes&e., Cocoa, Brume and ehalkolate, LOr•
Bards, black and Scotch snuff, RSBIOIS, fronl ' S.
s. 6d. 'pc r lb, Suttanee seedless Resins, starch
(pearl) Corn starch. Patent Nutmeg Graters,and
Clothe's pins, Sweet and Castor Oil in bottles,
Raymond'eLees. and Wrights Pills, Salts, Roll
Brimstone, Sulphur, Gum Camphor, Vinegar
Choice lot of Catsup, Pickles, Pepper Sauce,
Sespbery Syrup, flavoring extracts, Hair Oils,to
embelist; and prevent from falling oif or turning
grey. Herring by the Box, White Wash, Scrub
and Shoe brushes, Stove and boot Blacking.
Garden seeds, slate and lead pencils,Aze hand
les, Brooms, Tooth Ache Ointment, an almost
sure 'cure for burns,Sprains, Bruises, &e. Rus,
shin Linanient, good for man or beast. Horse
Medicine, together with a large assortment of
Children's Toys, selected with 'great care for
both girls and boys, among which are small
palls and Baskets, Horses, Dogs. and Cattle on
wheels 'and rockers, small Tea Setts, Thimbles,
Cornetian Rings„ Tops. Clarionettes, Accorde
on, Harrnonicons, 'Harps, and many curious
things, Ladies , Basketa and Sewing Birds, Sack
Salt for .family nee, Corn Meal..also Flour, kept
constantly on bank. by the pound, sack or bar
rel). - • . , -
1 . 2 1 ,:tZM • I §MAD O
011013, Orang es and Lemons , Pine : Apples, Sao.,
Some Eggs, Butter, Potatoes, Beans,dz.c., take*
in exchange. TheaboveGoods are for sale for
Cash or ready pay.
" Thankful for put - favOrsa _ hope by strict
iittentiOi to htiainess and stualtprofits to gain a
Luger share of 'patronage, and thereby all be
1041.0 - 11 Y lei/0610, all 0 140n1 -with the , may
witbsittozo pity attends t to._
`re f 7 A 8. $a BioTT..
TempentileeMziloo - n„ rocery and Provision
EitoreifMalfl/31, 7 . ifontioie. Max 20.1855.
1.. ,- .:-; ir REMOVAL !
e•TAILOZtiNO- E STA BLlSitifk
1* fug rsangxssToac.
PAL utidef•Wmid *rig sem
PAM' Avenue. Miss , - s.ranz
•P•Rtp.egbring s silicakf Faisqlrtamil.of
643 1 40:41: 1 6,1AZe0 ,7 .G ; AASSIMMIAC3 ;
WhSeb re Marini
br is preprint to let and saw os
dor in • stvle..Wisnmet •Ihit "to' issiestt,libn
any fsioriihnoritbllisire 4finsewhih
hig their wadi*** Ws milt inttiiishietbiln.
ci il i frlrNHWl TT 4 1, 4 "!PFTP - (1MIlter) ,
14 - ,r 4 ' sAdlogegn:•rtaa- w -,..4
I
liontrose, Nor. 27, it:K.49ff, o
--- t k , ": C 44 2,, , - ;: i .
Ns , . , -
' 1 'lrttAt VA- UU D . ''') !, .ft' -
' '''" ' .2 - Priter3ALAATAND - 1-: RSOOS
----' 'Xiit PtiilidelptstiC *giblet 'the
.. *arid.-.:Bialis & Weiser,. Ne. - 26
:ii:nitlo Ireertttlatreet, Philadelpts is;
--- , Asia hadthe 'aim demonetratiett
In the - Roetierin g•Certifteites, that
their manufacture of AilAriiiiiio - kilaree' fitia . 'n'e
length ftifffliaiiente - ti t4,443piAkentations which
kayo_ been made. otthonijo tenAitintiiiiin_
doubted, eecuelse tzeit!he the i t erTi figle tetheet ;', = 3
pum/bri l l% jitprii 02, filfs6.i `.
` : itissiix. Ei/iltsidt , Wal-sex:Lit(ghtsi :—LIt iti
fordo us. the Itigh'est eittifection to, state to-you
that , owing to I tinvery protective qualitiee el two
of the Salamander Safee: whielk wk. - purchased. of
you :tome few mouths -since.--we saved a large
portion of our Jewelry, - Book,;Papets. &c., ex
posed to the valamitous are :ilk Ranstesd• Plus,
on the morning of the 11 th inst. - ,-
......
Whorwesellect:that" these Safes were loei
ted in the fourthistory,of.tha,boilding,,wo,oeeu
pied,and-that they_ fullitabsequently lote_a heap
of burning ruin* whoretheast. etopentration
of heat caused the brans plates_te melt, we ean•
not but regard the'pieservation. of the valnable
contents 34 mops,t consiineingprOof sof the great
security
,afforded by your Safes.
AVO shall tithe much' pleasure in recommend
thism t 6 men.of liusiness *as a Sure reliance
against tre. ."Psonht W. Sustous& tiao.
- PIitt4DELPITIA. April-1,2,1856.
MESSRS. EVANS. & WAESONI !MVO to offer
you my testimony in flier of the great security
affirded to my entire _stock of]ewelry, books,
papers, six, during the recent disastrous irtia- .
aration in Ranstead place, from the fact that the
Kann vier() containedin two of the
.Salamander
Safes Manufactured by you.
Having fallen from ►he filth story,of ths Arti.
san.BuildMg, where they. were previouily placed
andtexposed to a vast heat fur n long time, the
preservation of the valuable deposits seemed to
very one who 'witnessed the opening and kited.
or examination, a matter of profound astonish
ment.- '
•
To all who may,
_require a
: perfect protection
from the ravages of..fire, I shall not • hesitate to
reentaMend the use of your Safes, as I consider
they have rai%%. - undergone the •most trying test:
. N. E. Monokit.
April 13; 1856
• NNSSEL EWAN'S & WArsos---Gentletnen,—No
doubt you will be deeply gratified to- learn' the
good condition in which I discOvered My Look.
policy of insurance, certificates of stock, 'and
other Valuable documents, when on Friday last I
opened the Safe tit:We by yoni firm. '
. With my knowledge 91 its' great .exposure,
both to the intensity of the heat from so hot a
tiro as that which destroyed the Artisan Build
inm, as also front the force of the tall Iron its
former elevated_ position in the third story, I
could entertain but slender hopes prior to its_ in
terior Inspection, that the contents which I once
so highly prized would ever be of any service to
me, but as these fears are now happily removed,
I feel it only due to say 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
fect !ovurity whieh such means provides azainst
so frightful an element.
EDWARD GASKILL, ,BookbiraPr:
Constantly On hand, Patent Powder and Thief
Proof Locks,-for Banks, Stores &c.
A ori 1 2 I 15:56.-17y!
PORCELAIN and Graojte China at
G. W. S_ & CO'S
~ Take Notice.-
QUNDAYSCHOOLS luirashed with Libra!
rtes ordifTerent aizes . :it New York retail
priees. Call at the: Puht Of f ice.
May 7,1856. •
Ashton Salt,
FOft Dairy and Table use, just received and
for sale by the .Sa.ek, Bushel or Pound, by
1. N. BI;11.Alt D.
•
June 9,1856
Burning Fluid and Camphene•
FRES II supply, just received, and fur-ale
cheap. also, candles, old enough, big • n
ugh , nd hard enough Lt, wand alone. in ,•nna..
met. time, iiv
Junta 9,1856
Bird Cat.kes!„Bird Cages !!
P TIYFE & KLTON - havej ust re ciceivt. NOW
'a large and well .elPeted :vise-talent of
• - . BIRDCAGES.
c.ombinintr many orthe most e:ecrant desil.tns
and beautiful finibh combining. durability with
lightness and airiness pf style. From 5s 6d, to
$lO, each, drinking and seed cups included - .
• • PIIYFE &
51, Courrit... Binmharnton.
FARMERS
ivILL find a lar , e!ot,uf
V , ges, Rakeß,
Sp3des,.§lovels,
Grass-llooks,,giek!es,
Cradles,
:Ind marry other article.; for tilling and heautifv
ing the earth, at MITE & KNOWLTON'S . ,
I.3in,:zha , oton, N. y
Hardware and House Furnishing
Goods.-
-rims is a progre,isivt- age. No one doubts
•1 it; or if thdy did, a glance at the manifold
writes on wh ch the lightning whizzes with ird
portant news,would soon convince; •a look at
the rushing cars would add more emphasis to
the last and wise conclusion. New proofs pre
sent themselies - each. day ; each day we are.
wore anxious to -
" C..teti the living manners as as they rise,"
tura them to our own account, and tak..in as
vnucheash as pos;sible.
Nowadays people are avers e to dealing at Gld
fashioned Stores—thoso e‘tahlished front ten to
twenty tears Their proprietors having be
come thoroughly- imbued with the -high price
principle, (or rather lack o! .principle,) are un
willing to lower their demands to whcale more
in accordance with,the times we live in.
esolved to•ceep pace with the progressive
spirit of the age, we have opened our new and
spacious Store, NO. 51,Teart St.., with a very
large assortment of "' ' •
Hardware, House Furnishing,
anti Fancy Goods, which we offer wholesale or
retail, at the lowest prices, for cash or approved
credit. P[IYFE & KNOWLTON,
51, Court St.. Bi ,ghamton, N. Y.
Pr' We advise crountry merchants to visit us.
They will find it advantageous.
LOOK HERE!
t",..4). BEL- TURRELL
,
LIAS just; I received. 'Ne Y York, a full
Li and 41e4irible ot oek. of "
.
.
• N.Evr GOODS, -•
Comprising a first. rate assortment of-Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Mtdieal Instruments,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs,China,
Giass and Ear-
Wen- Ware.; (a - go o d variety of Cruckery,) Brit
annia Ware, Japanned,and Planished Tin Ware;
Silver and , :all other kinds of Spoons. Silver
Forks, Butter Knives, dte. MI sorts of Lamps.
A.good variety of Wood, and Gilt Frame Mir
rors. Wall_snd •Window Paper. Stationery.
Stemeand Wooden Ware. Brushes. Brooms.
Family Groceries. • Lausg, Oita - Camphese.--
Burning-Plaid. - Tallow Stearin and Spermaceti
Candles, i•-,ilidercind tither, Whips. : Varnishes:
Window Glass, &e. A first rate variety orrivw
itlry„'and Fancy Goods. Gold and Silver Spec-
Onl4l Pens. Violiatr;Flutes, Fifes,Ac.
Cordeoe's, Wolin and VeOlincelio Strings;
The target assortment , g of Pocket Knives in
Co., andßielte4t qhality, in - Market. Shot
Guns: Double Itarrel,)
In Shah. :be PbYSlCian; the
. irgitiee•
ieePer; the Fir Mer, the lloolnthiCi the Vonarsc
inner, the'Protessiorial Kari / the Geptleheia, the
Lady. th - t:Rich andlhe Pticir,the. ung and 010,
the: Reautifal and .thel.Taty.7the Gay itoti the
• Fastf e iabli. and' t i,LP 465 4 +4 :qf' the ' OPP- 104 will
an d '1 9.0 44 ,g•i° every 4,Y-witrits
`at.„7, 4 ;rirtetra...
gree,likir l sreill t atid sec. -
' * 4 "* .l "*"'' 'nt; AttE,Grlpool.4i
liforitrose,,Carehig, 1856: ' l '
triney are allVirg to Tarreirs
SE=
More .andlitaii 'ltihr Goods:
BURRlTV , iicsgain-on hand witb.i new
and kIECOND STOCK Of - FALL 6;
WlN 7 rEkt- . GOODS msking hid astiortnient aim
sunny, complete in all respects, and will te sold
at Ilivesse-tba tawest f oriolwer.for Cash; Barter
or approved credit. .
_
New gitt.ort4:llTolt.l& , •lBsll, • • •
-Plllll -MS
VUR.lsketoj,in6.*l. oditufralo Robe,.
.a new btock juat! -receivtml a and for sale
cheep by:•• DURRETT. -
Nov:2. 1856.
Airivlng . daily, - by &preys, at Ifoptottant.
Priirea;
lIE subscribem. *re now_ opening al large
: .L and• selected stock of new• Goods—
. of Dry Quods, Grocericii, ilardivare,
Ready- Made Clothing., Boots and Shoes of a ll
sizes and stiles, Flour, C o re Meal, Salt. &c. &c.
All of which- they . will sell as. cheap as can
hf3-hought elsewhere in-the County,in exchange
for Lumber, Shingles, Produce of all kinds,
Woolen Socks, for cash approved- credit.
Two shillings per pair paid for gcMd Socks.
SlAleen•cts; per doz. for Eggs.
Twenty cts. per lb. for Butter. • . ;-
- DELL & TiNGLEY. -
HopbottowApril 24, 1856.
E XTRA
Moir from 7 .1-2 to &MIN per
bbl.; fur irale•!tt • s. S: MOTT'S.
PHYPE & KNOWLTON are Agents for
number of. Manufacturers, mid will supply
the Trade on asy terms, and at a lo%f- price at
their Hardware, House Furnishing and Fancy
Goods'EstabliShnient, - .
•
Ammunition.
BLASTING POWDER. Safety FUse. Gnu
Powder, Shot; Lend, Gun Caps, and Worm
er.!l,Pnwder F-naks, Guns, Itevolers, _Fistula
&p., at the Store of ..
ABEL TURRELL
fontrose,OeL 15, 1856. -
TO THE LADIES.. -
w - t are determined to suit the Ladies, hav:;
ing their comfort in. view, we lately pro
cured.of the importers, a largOassortment of
FANCY GOODS,
which must certainly please even the most fas
tidious taste.
We have a tine stock of Hair, Nail and Tooth
Co my rising Many elegant styles.
Of combs we have an extensive variety,inclu.
dine many of India Rubber, Iron and -Horn.
Uq , have, beside,inany . other Farley Articles,
too numerous to mention.. Call and examine
our Fancy Goods.
PIIYFE dr:KNOWLTON,
51 CoOrtSt.
Britannia Ware.
A VERY tam e stock at • -
. t 'PHYFE & KNOWLTONS
GiIiPHEKEERG MEDlClNES.—Vegetable Pills
Green Ntountain : . Ointment, Sarsaparila
Compound, Child ens Panacea, Eye Lotion,Fe
),ver. and Ague Remedy, Health Bitters, Dy sen .
Ipry Syrup, Consumptive's Balm, Marshall's Ute
rine, Catholicon, Doct: Libby's Pile Ointruent;
:tnd Manual of Health.
Ay re , pin s and Cherry Pectoral, Twiner's
GormaliOintinsent. Trwks Magnetic Ointment,
llollorraya Ointment nsti Pills. Dorris Pain
Killer, - Doet. Fetch's Heart Corrector.: Bennett's
foot and Plant, Loules sovereign -Balm, and
Wrights'. Indian Vegetable Pills, - Rhodes Fe
ver and Ague Cure. Mrrrhants' . Ga,tglinz Oil.
rnic. Liniment, CamPltor,Castor 011, Paregor.
Picera, Myrrh, Licorice, &e., ate., 6r.e..
a new suPpy just received, to be kept constantly
on hand, for sale by .
• I. N. BULLIII6. •
Nfontrose.Oet. 1856 1 .
I. N. BULLARD
\TIM Jewelry, Perc'nrn cry, Fancy-GoMs
ill Groecries; Paints, Oik, Drugs, Materials fur
LiOlts, &c . .., J ust Teich -td by
ABEL TURR.EL,
. .
Moritrnse, Oct. 8t11.1856.
AI3LE and PoPket Cutlery, a great variety,
at very law prieem, at
JUST opened by the subscriber a I'6ll assort
ment of Spring and Summer Goods, which
will be sold cheap, Cheaper than ever.
Give us a call. - You cannot fail to be - suited
or quality, quantity), - and terme. Every thing
faually found in a variety store.
H. J. Webb,
TS now receiving his new Spring goods, Which
lir offers at his usual low prices. •
31(introse. Marl.ll 11. 1856.
noose Builders Depot for. Susque
hanua Comity, at New Milford.
F%ICKERNI AN & GARRETT are giving es.
E! pecial attention to the improvement con
templated in this County the comein", season,
and now offer a helping hand, by, keeping con.
'stantly for sales large quantity of Window sash
and glass, Blinds, Doors, Nails. Paints and Oils,
and a complete assortment of builders Hard
Ware, &e. Those going to put up Houses in
the Spring will find it for their interest to give
ns a call. We can furnish every thing you
wuntand at the very lowest manufacturing pri.
ces. DICKERMAN & GARRATT.
New Milford, Feb.B. 1856.
The Cheap Store, - -
ED. 28 &Di 'B? tTillll 9 r.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform
the inhabitants of Binghamton and vicinity,
that he has recoutly.purehased of Edward Priest
his large and well selected siocit of,
DRY GOODS, -
- . .
wh;ch he has removed from La Payette BMA
to No. 28 Court Street, one door above the
American Hotel :• .
.- . •
Thii entire stock. has heart purchased . eysid •
erably below New :York, cost, enough u, to
warrant him in saying that he will sell Goads
cheaper, than can be bought at any other Store
tn tOwn. - .
NEW SPRING AND -
Summer Goods,*to the abolT stock hass just been
added iflarge invoice Of Spring and Summer
GOods of the latest styles, which will boclosed
out at great bSrgsini, •
The Stock consists in Dart of tbo . following
Goode, v,iz; Fine Lawns, Ftst colors, from 9 to
18C. per, yard ; Calicoes, Arrierican and, English,
tram
,4c. - to tic. per yard; Aferrintack and Co
checi, Prints; at 1 I
. e.; Bleached and Brawa r Bhee.
C 1684.11,04 from 40. to 2s. 6d. -par yard ;
enttickv Jeansr, fioin 3e. to 2s. 6d. per rid;
froin 6 1-4 c ... to as. 6d. per pair;
Gingharns.from 10c.. t0.23e.; per yard; Dr - Lathes
froin'toa,,to.-3s. per 'yard. Also a large lot of
Linens. Quilts and Counterpoint', Curtaihe and
rksporis. Sbawist, Gloves, Table Coveys, Saki,
Sares..Elabroictertes:- &a.,
M
olts; Viiices and:Bap,' nt all aim and pri.
-
I#lketel Pint kt 4 SCPß lt Airte t '
Liksit-rukaLallktariterkiiii:cullstal
Star before rripintent efarriMil."
; •
aghsinton, April 3d,186,
New Goode
Binghamton
PATENT MEDICINES at
AFFLICTED READ!
UFFALO Robes, n superior lot justrc.eeiv-
I t.d and will be Ahld LBW by H. Burritt.
• New Milfoo.oetnher 1856.—n46
PI YFE & KNOWLTON'S
PATENT 'MEDICINE:AGENCY.
ABEL TURRELL,
Montrose, Pa.,
DRUGGIST, AND AGENT,
FOR ALL THE FortmAß
IP2 S TIh -- Ir atßll'll'Et
OF TUE' DAY.
Consignments .Constantly .Rereived
New Goods at Webb's-
Law :Prices Triumphant. = ; 'f
CIFORGE W. SZYSIOUit & CO., are; niviir
melting a magnificent Stock =of Spigot(
and Summer Good", veketed with great- care
and with special regard to the taste* snit: want*,
of this community. conoistior 614i:hake vide'
ty of Dry •Goads, Fancy , Goads sod-ee+lifold'er
tea, Doan+ nal/ 81toeo, Groeerient, ifate c tlips, and ,
StrawtGootio, Crockery, liarilare
&e. %V hielf .we will moll' for , pronipt , -pay;'
lower' price* than any (AM. establibinutuf in
,this. Cotinty. • ,""
7 7 211ADTAa:
we would say:, that they have notbeen forgotten;
sdici that in the way or Dress Goods. we - have
culled for their nye the chaicest gems the
marked_ Drell see tug, and we wilt , take
pleasure in.& hawing you The iticea and cheapest
stock ()Moods you ever saw in this plaee..
Harcordi &Inv 8, 1856. . • * - •
WOODEN, Willem and Tin - Ware:od
. •• - PHYFE & KNOWLTONS,
- -To , Sportsmen.. • -
Tackle t Rifles!' Pielole . !
DfIYFE & fiNOWLTON hdile.now.on hand ;
1 a splendid hit of Fishing Tackle, eotopriii!.
.
. Rods, from ls6d,to $lO each. .•
~
LinCS, from 3cts., to $5, ench.• - •
Reels, 'from $1,50 to . $6 out), and an assort
ment of artificial Bait, never itelore equalled in
this vicinity, including Frogs, Mice, Glass,Leatb.-
er, India Roithttr, illionows,Gutia Percha'' Grass
Hoppers, Shrimp, Spinning Ash, & c.. t!ke l .\ Pat
ent sponnsto avoid catching grates while hailing.
Puteat-Spring, Hoi,ks for Pickerel or
Sne : dologers, or Yankee. Doodle. Hooks, a new
and improved mode .of catching _Ph( • 5 '
Matte' rgocti - stock - of - 11farts,' . ,Riflitit, Re.
volving, single and double barreled Pistols; Pow.
tier. Shot, Water Proof and other caps, Hunting
Horns, Turkey. calls, 4.c Powder 'Flasks,
Pouches, Game lings,Teroperanee BOttles,&c.
&c.,.&e,
51 CourtStrpeL
In fact we have every artielinf Sporting ap
paratus., Hooks, for outline fishing by the hun
dred thousand. ' PiIYFE & KNOWLTON.
51' Conn at., Bingfillmton.
NEW GOODS CHEAP
AT C. W. 41fOTT'S.'
TITS T received a lot co!' New Goods, 'mei' as De
Lainel. De Bages, Paramettas, Persian, Al:
micas. Gingham'', Merinos. Prints, and Shawls,
iu fact a general assortment: of . Dry Goods which
will be sold low
WANTED—SoeIte, Eggs, Butter.Lard,Cbeese,
Flannel. dao.,any quantity ;a exchange (dr. Goods
at caul' prices. - C. W. morr.
Moatrose,Stiept• 1855• •
CAN now be found at his new stand on the
corner of Turnpike and Chestnut SIA.,
few, doors east of Post's store, where he
effedually repairs with •dispatch, Watches,.
Clocks, Guns, Jewelry, and every description of
,machinery. Wheel cutting, Gun and Witeh
materials supplied to the trade.
.;
Attention Farmers .--Plow Points
Ol' almost every pattern and kind now in °se;
also, No. 2; R. L. Blatchley Plows and
Corn Plows, may lie had at any time of day, and
until 10 o'clock at night, In exchange for Cash.
old Iron, Grain, Eggs, or any kind of ready pay,
of " J. N. BULLARD:
Montrose, May 1, 1856.
rIOLDand Silver Spectacles, a new lot just
1,5 reeeivedosomprising all ages, by . .
August 18 - A. 1E VANS.
•
Refrigerators.
JUST received a large lot,at prices ranging
from $5,50 to $12,00.
EpARASOLS and Fans, new styles and choice
varieties, at • G. W. S. & CO'S.
:DETICULES, for Ladies, a. large assort
-1% at
T_TAWLEY & GUILD would respectfully
in
vite.the attention ot the citizens, of Gibson
and vicinity to their 'very large - stock . 44 Fall and
Winter Goods, which they are now receiving and
are now selling at very LowPriees.
.COnsist
ing, in part of Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware,
Crockrey, - Ready made Clothing,
Boots. & Shoes, &c. They are prepared to ex
hibit to the people of Gibson one of the largest
Stocks of Ready made Clothing ever offered - in
this market which they are bound to sell cheap
as the cheapest.' In sddithari to their - Stcick they
are now receiving a large Stock of Cootiring and
Parlor Stoves, Tin Ware, c. 8o call and see
if you do not buy, no charge for showing goo&
nAwLEY - 4-GUILD:
.
Gibson, Oct. 19th..1856. •" •
.
N. B. 'All kinds of Country prim:ince
exchange for goods, st market 'prices. • I'
r IlEsubsoriber is.now receiving hii second
general purehase of GOODS this Spring,
which renders his assortment very iesirable and
complete. By strict attention to business and
by fair dealing, he hopes to merit a liberal share
of public patronage. To those friends who
have yielded to him their preferences, add kiadly
sustained him by their:patronage, with the in
tention of aiding him in regainining ia - ptirt ,the
heavy loss recently sustained by fire, he tenders
his sincere thanks, with the assurance that their
interests shall be mutually praniVea. ' •
ABEL TIIRRELL
Montrose, April 24,1856.
PERSONS desirous of paying me money, on
debt of any description.can,da so bir leaving
their.. payment with Pont; Cooper= It.
kers, MontrQae, to my credit, whose receipts
will be allowed from their date.
• C. L WARD.
April la,. 1856.—tf.
New Goods Cheap for Cash.
_C W. MOTT has just received another lot of
• New Goods, such es Challis, Barge De
Lains, De Baps, Ginghams, Collars, Embroidery.
Lawns, &c., WHIM:I4IE OTTERS •? VERY LOW
Pumas. SUMAIER SHAWLS, a nqw lot just
received—beautiful patterns'it very lOw prices,
also CRAPE and BLACK SILK SHAWLS
astinias the lowest.
. ,
To the Citizensof Moixtroser;
.
GASFITT/NG,AND FIXTURES. Ph)*
...ISt Knowlton are at all times. ready. to in
sert Gas Pipe in old or new, houses, ia a 4 work
manlike manner. wide; low prices. ,
They have a fine assortment of Chandeliers,
Pendrnts, Portable, Brackets, Glae..i Globes, and
Fancy Paper Shadet. -
'Mr. Blackstone, who superintends the %Colt
hes hid much experience - in this line, in New:
York and Brooklyn.' Orders itolleited.
• PHYFE'dt KNOWLTON.
Binghamton. •4. - - • -
Ci Vie Fite-1 . .
11w '
rrIHAT'S lougaiTtiyfe & :keoiltd6
—IL keep inch a apleedid samortmekkof
CARPENTERS , TOOLS?,
►q they now have in eters; and which is be ell
hands, rival Hordwateatineluded ; acknowledged
to be the • s' • - -
HEST AND CHEAP E ST,
. 4 4
eviroffered to the citizen* of Itrootnit; &Wine-
Minna, or any ottairconnty. -- -- ---
We can fiiiiinicar*o s ottlft, of tools as
W. 9 10 (K. ealutrkt. 9f New Yorke% and
a t Thiess' stlettit t 5 per Wm. toilr ileattletittai.
ALL . Torpaftm wtriVantoo riog ?ROY* ,
AS B ' TILL
*WOW •
*7
• PHYlogdelettOWLTON,
0'44 - 144) - 11*(1Nrtirshttit garitilitogs
IntablhhintscllXoltrt
.k 1 glans'?
. of
X.T.oll4oMfeglialt
lEnaitthanstolk
Ringhamton
W. Singleton,
PHYFE & KNOWLTON
Binzhamton N. Y
PIT YFE & KNOWLTONS
New Store! Now Goods!
tii‘ll l ß.
Notice.
June 13.
41,4 t. ontrost- tufetrati,
idir-COLLITIE '&
ifissee,"2.6o i
oetpaidwithineir months rands2,6o:it tlfiesd
oftbeyeir.lNopsperdletoritlntree estlllareati.
pastel:odd, except se tbe=olitiori °film Peb.
limbers.hil.eomaiurtiestionseserreateitllill s
' Age stolnmaresittention,inesi beilitem4l64o.l4
Eenc9tlolo/Itr'llei**llnehlln,DArPVPAlsta
.,
' - Rates ot'AdVealleliitire' 4 "
4 „
One stintre (12 fines or less) 3 insertions. 51.31,
Erteir Aubsi gni.nt Insertion,' ` " t;r
One-Agorae' three sionths;' 3,00
Onr musteesix tnopLits, l-41,00
finsiness Cards. four, lines 6r less, r
Onemigbtir i ,,,,g a rn
One-fourth
,1„,0.0!
Ontithalt - 1 ' !` , P4,,' ,117 • 0 °
One coltiron. ' 41 it1);00
Yearly advertisers Nil! 'be
,eimirrefig;
bosineirs JO ` ivtiiehy thee aro 'engsterf
considered as wilibiriecr:6otilinde advertisisg
unless they' shall g ive .Ip-riitit .diittitioit fa!
dlscontisuitnce ()titre• genii."
•
Eir The publisit ere komiogioaded to ihtilloh
Printing materials a large! - and supgrfoissiort;
nient ofJob Type s aie TzliiPT*TaSed.4.iqesit.
Job'Work in a manner trasurpassed'it,this,see•
tion tg#: enuntry, and: reaaotiable,s 4
Blanks ofevery 4eoer4tiii)l4-
on hand kr Diluted to "
'. ( p . Oitt.fsiil::::: .; :gi, : !Oitt::
• V AlL.Jiik,'
PHYSIOJANE AND, ~ Suß9itolgs,
rinna:
M. 11.'C.Nin,
. _ !.Irford=-8111440-Ccititity , --Pc,: .
Ddc4'YAt; itst: 1-
:.rl,;('-': 1 -.' 4 1 1 .i.t.,,1i.:14.-:,.
. Win. W. illitTlit fit Co. • •
Cabinetand Chair Mannfactiners,foot'fait
Street;ldontrose v Pa. • `'..
„
Dr ? IL smuFTEF„ ,
, :j
Suricon, Dentist, Montrose, Ps.,,idit Ltisi
Searie'sHotel,liondaystmiTnesdaxskfuelv
week.• •.” • 15,1
• . •
_
ABEL Ty . BBELL'OinstiOst,
Dealer in Drugs, Diediehies; C'hetniesiiicbye'
Stuffy, G lasi-ware; Paints, Oils; Virnishes,'
dow G Groceries, ' 'Farley' Goods,
Pe.rfinery, &c.;-:-and• A gent fornil the hips
popular Pittentlfedicities::
• . • • lidniN GillOyES - •
FashiOnabletallor—§bppgnde;Ao4l.*
Hotel, Main ptreet,Blontro,e,,Ps. :
"JOHN COLST ;
EN :
DSAI/ER Stoies; Tiq; tYyteei;sin'4l
Wareitodersville,near Great BendDepiit.-;:l 3
•A. lifithrop, •
DEALER in Rendy-liisde Clothing, 'flits end
Caps.. Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, *o.
Fir Store opposite Brute's note/. iloitrose
C. 13, LAYIIROIN andl . • -;
J. P. W. RILEY, .[A• Laninor
- • Dr., R. TAATER.
PfIYSICIA • said Surgeon "Montrose N Office hr the Fat (nee's . SfOre. . • -
• • FRANKLIN FRA,S.ER4-
ATTORNEY-AND CovusEmoi-Ai LAW; Di Ontrei
Pal, will attend'faitbtully all business 'en.
trustedlo him in the county' fSttsrpiehanta.
Conveyancing and i writing of all sill hr
done neatly, and charge moderate, He will
_also attend to the prosecution ofulaimeof
diers, their widows and huir's,Sgainst the,l34i.
goVernment, for Bounty,Land, Pensions.*e.
May be found at all hours. at the office fonnerl)
occupied by J. T. Ricitsrd,Hstp,north- - of the
Court-Honse.L-183 - 3-43 ' •
N. C. T3t1;2114-- •
Interesieif withL:L:'
. ,
IMPORTEIi 41D DEALER I 13. naroirart4iifi
lery, Carriage Ilimtnings. gprtiitil4e. .
'21 1 .). 215 Ptait'Sti'ect:
Where his • Mercantile friends, in tilleranevibe
Count ies,are kindly invited.and earlieit4
ed and purchase. • Stfi
- .
, . .
J. H. Paiiiiani
WBO.EB 4 LE AND RETAIL DEALER, in - Cabf i net
' Nird.rd ;' ' 'Sofas, -.r
.Bedste - a4l;‘ - ; Tiblei '-i3tiiid '
i.1. - let, :._• . - ~.
.;,-,. - :..., ~-. ~,,..,.10,! - -7,z- 15 -
s ' " I ”, r 6 1 €l ' - . C• -•
- I ; No. 9 Wastaigiiri
• PET:"
I Coffin Wive-Roam Ap-tithiret.= 4
" •Li 11.. Li. -
,• ;:ev
-110110:1Y§ICiA14. and Burgeon hafi' Permanently'
.L located himself at .Braclianyille r Saito
County„Penn'a, and ailfproniptly at,tend t0..001.
calla witTi which - he may be favored., .
3faY. 1856.—n22. . • • •- •
Ai-Pickett,:
lonics or Tut- PEAci,
Executor of Deeds, WHIN Contriletes, Of
fice, Liteepyitle, Wyotbit' g eottlity,4l.'
SASH - BLIND peoyA -
eXiiiigi t icrOof
2 1 110fitirois --
BY- D. BREWSTEIL
All Ores and deseriptions,..in. sms , 4.unetio,
made to - order, er furnished on the shortest se-,
-
ITAYDEN -,BRATHERs;
Ale* Milford, leentseca“
117110LE5.4.1,..A, Dealers -.llstiotts
V V COnibth •SagPePderA: Thieadeld:Faaty
Goods; - Wittclnie r ;e.wnfrv. snail Plated
Ware; Crit/cry:, Fishier Tackle, Cigarkilke44kir
Mirelaitti and,
,'eddlare sapplied on l liberal
tern's.* ' • ' • '.
.WM. HAYEIEN,'
'JOHN Iid,YHEN - :OEM HAVDER.-
•- ' •
*.' 11;;;E: Z:WatilCir '
- .
nictimuAlrlp. ottly) , Allopstbico.aut flow
cppo,whic...,CiAtegeos , cif hiesticise v iii Dow
prmatigntly,lpe4iiatp,,Greo,Bet i d t P 44 -;
- Apra let, 1836. -
'l4 Annst::,SAinttrEß.:-
FASIfIONABLEcTAItOIIac, ShopG . " looi
-no!ith of ;he
C. W. 1101" r.
4;soNsp
. ,
liitrotrrattltAlitAll the,:":
S_l , 3r!ae. - 4,3
Ckint -‘' tart re,
—#4-4
p .
A in i
MA- ' - '11 , ..00:40", X , 4 , 14 , c r
'''' 47: 4 4;;10 ,T.,
„,
N it. 70 '- ii - ifir;ti ;'ltiikt.
att'ila cArumgEtt. ' }fily : 4' 4 ' litikT
T.
Se.
' ..._. ) 46 ;:g,' ip i,
, i
L
W. A. CAULDWZI,I I tiAO In 11.
4 ' ,1 ` .4 ' , 0' . '".4' 64, ""'"'" , ' 4 ' __:,,LA 'wPir"--' 9 -k
TiWiltmeribeqpit,s~llloo4Nrritri
the ikbOve hirtine in tne , r9skery trade. it Anil*
varlovittiranehen lop td rimplls_uTlOldtengeitints,
Hotei and IkultdintillinisiM4o% in s um ..
UFA APO adjuiningottuptiolOrtlat *titkr
one °O ho Fur* at illidAtil4 la NR NY Ifi A‘
litOit
Their avioOment, lii lovit• is germ *it
are f
was a, 044 quality AvitchokiwPOtorac
Vl* Weals* 1 01 1 ! ,1 1%tne trfiiftelatotteeriitiet
reference to PrOWlndt th111* , 341 'rola**,
to sell to on Om may. think it for thitiriatres*
So Owl NM *pen..;`:_.- !mar* 041% ,
~,,.#ow York, lan- lit: 1857, , ;, it .1, , . i-,_
i toimiirlitjek o f Nit)lt DI . •
g lr
A. 'nitrites, WIS.*
I'
104,
11;13iteitiqes;
• Dr. A.M.- Wifir4 l4 **r 7 '.:-' , : , ; -, - -•
Vtliiitialt_',4o'l".4rggit;.:::-.11::
=MN