The Montrose Democrat. (Montrose, Pa.) 1849-1876, July 09, 1857, Image 3

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Tloga Point . AgrionitnialWorks. _
Agreeable to a resolution of the Susq'a M
t e
NI li_s i-Nrook
County Agricultural Society, tt:e F.,secutiva • . _. . _C. s,
. 0
'Committee propose to hold the 'Annual Plow- ATHENS, BRADFORD COUNTY, PENN'A
ing ;klatch its. -some one .of the townships i
~ .;,
..t.sUFACTUBEV.IS, WHOLESALE :ND RC ..,' DEAL
where suticient. encouragement may be gtren.l ' EES IN
The Committee World therefore invite pro- 1
pos . a ls addressed to Alfred Baldwin, Moutr-,..;:..-i
Montrose, June oth, 1857.
b MO Mir
50. Cents!
•
w 3.
n hare etA l it t - ,T € o , l , 3rpocu
hundred more of those 50
c Cases kit. Call and
see them, and : you will be sure-to have your
picture put in one of them.
With permission from the generous citizens
o f Kentrose, we shall stay with them i few
weeks more in order: to give all a chance to
yr it themselves, of the benefit of. our excellent
W - Call at the Car ori the GREEN.
F. D. WOOD.
Montrnse. June 4th. 1E157.
‘ : Ag.a . -41 " igr.Ps
At the • 'Franklin-House, in Montrose July
.....,)
2, , by the Rev. B. B. Emory, Mr. - Lulu M.
l':ti.t. and Miss - 1113.niit G. DownEr,
ooth of Rush, Susq . a. Cu.
In Friendsvill4. en the 4th instant.by M. NV.
Bliss, E•q.. Mr. .1.1.. ME RUSSRLL of Rush, Pa.;
and Miss MANY Dunots of Vestal, N. Y.
In Nev !kliltlatd, July 4th, by the Rev. Geo.
ELI CONKLIN and Miss EuNicr:
At the Parsonage, in Abington, July 2d,
lir P,tv. S. S,:i.34ter, Mr. Jons t.. Titavls of
NiehotsOn, aid Miss EVELINE J. PICKERING'
Vf Oibsoa, Pa..
In Lathrop. ••aturdny Evening, July 4th,
by the 11 , 2 v. N. Doolittle of Ilrooklyn, Mr.
Fr..txk E. Loomts of West Raiford nnd. Miss
FANNIE .MAY 1... Am of the former plane.
In South Bridgewater on the 3d inst, -by
the Hee. J. F. Deans Mr. Stephen Dutcher
Emeret E. Holbiook, all of Britl,,e
water
On the ilGtit of May,'Mr; Jett: Tri.za of
flrd aged in years, the oldest of four
brother, and bearing the name of his. father
zincl.ti;raral ta!her,'
On 111,1" th inst. Col. 'Jon TYLER, Of liar
ford Pa., aged 97 yen; a brother of the de-
~ i.eaFet.l above name d.
\ 'net - t\ ere born in Attlebotough Mass—
,wl\ence they. removed with their parents mind
other. nienihers of the family to Thew' PA.
(Nine Pariluers) in 1744 at the age of 17.
Itl,l 15..
T; 1 , , , y were industrious, -enerretic. and • sue.-
N.s-ful. active and forward, with others. n the
Township and vicinity, in *converting dcitsc
forcst into a - pleasant fruitful! field.
In 180 G thee - elder brother; and ,in' 1109
the younger united with• the Congregational
Ch rch - in rIo rd. They •setai ned their
i4renglh, - active and useful babits,very nearly
to the clue•stf life. At their death they
were the ulde f st .of the early "set
tiers.
In Jessup, Jane 4th, nt the msid'ence of O.
S. Beebe Fs+, EZEKIEL Dorsnu; in the 87th
year of his age..
-,:' In Herrick, June 231, TruzATt . V., wife of
Robert Westgate, darhler.of.T.T. and Eli—
za Ellis, age,i 23 tears and four months;
Thr)egh of feeble and slender 'constitution,
she pos-tel a vigorous and active mind.—
She experien ted Religion - in the. sprinz'of"sl,
joined the-Church. and .exemplified in her
deportment the charicie.ri , •tics of the humble
Chris - tain until death: Thouerli •dear to us
in life, we trust our loss'is bir Eternal gain.
. -
'Cox.
In Len s July h, I=c the ftlling, of a tre-,
T nom AS J. son of Samact - and Mary lienj
min, aired 1S years.
On the morning of thiviteitlentti4youngt .
man anti his younger tirOter i'litent: to i the,
Ytootls to chop. They had but just burnt,
their work when a lxl,ed, tree, fell willt,,tt t
their notire,and instantly. one of th e m.
The tree fell directly upon his
on , . of his regs smashing his chest and tLe
_
141,1; pact of his hen . d.
The .I,..e,atscd was n'fitle Ityl - wltose pral-e
was in the mouth of all who knew,hitn. 11T 1
funeral was attende d by a large concourse .of
n
sympathizing frpm _ils. • - A. 0. W.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
•
Blanks, •
A FRESH SUPPLY OF DEFS .INDSLA . NTs:
NWES fctr. sn:e at this
HARFORD UNIVERSITY.
rrH4 Fail Tern) of this In . stitution will corn.
nu-nee on the 19th of AUgust, and cc:Winne,
thirteen,
The Winter Term will commence on the fifsl
Wedne,)dav in December and continue thirteen
weeks,•and close upon the second day Of March.
The Sprinr: Term will tommence at the close.
of the Winter Tenn and continue twa.thirds,of
a Term, or eight and a half weeks, and . Cloc
the•srst week is May.
Rev E.•ALLts. in Arithmetic
Rec. L Ilica.innsva, English Branches alai
Zama
Miss N. M. lia:Hanlssor, ilrawirg and Painting.
Tuition Coramon Branches per Term -8-1,5 n
Ancient Languages and" Olathe
'" Natural Physiology and Phi
phy
Drawing and, Painting, each - . 2,00
" Music on the-Y.-nano 5,00
44 " On the Guitar - 4,00
" Vocal Music adapted tc. Common
Schools - ,50
Room Rent 2.00
Expense , . of Recitation Rooms .50
Board per week, not including Room and
Lodging, - 2,00
The usual arrangements made for those who
wish to board themselves.
Bayment, one half in advance and the othOr
half at the middle of the Teri%
Harford,July Bth. 1 8 57:
\fY husband. James Brown, published me.
- Martha M. Brown in the papers June 22d,
as having left his bed and board without just cause
or provocation. His statement is untrue in every
'particular. I left his house the 4th day of last
February, because he ill-treated and abused me.
MARTHA M. BROWN.
Franklin, July 13th, 1857. 28w3.*
• Estray.
;ENT she premises of Windsor Aldrich in
.firiagews•ter (JP Saturday last, tinee Yearling
Steers, ono 4g,ht ad, the other two dark red,
one of them his 4tiittle white on the underparts.
Whoevir iyill givo infoomatien where they may
Itte found Ue ; pay. - f,?r ae trouble.'
ANoggs
East Bridges/otter. July 34alt, R 57. 2811,
Blackbirry. Wins;
TT' Ic caritiop to t#e W 00.4, pr rtes
tion, eA,hiligates the spirits, strengthens And
r ln.vigoreies the whets system Prins. 15 ets per
toim,t3e. F.er sale by ' ABEL TURRFLL,
tlash for Wool .
HBURRIT will pay the highelqtriee for
. wool., in pAsH or Caw" 144 *%ore in
New Milford.
July 4th, 1857.
I i'ACKER'S VEGETABLE COM
pound for Dlientery : A sure-tore: For
plc as usual by A . 4 :' • A. TURRELL.
INSTILL - CV) r.s'
EXPENEES.
Notice
Einerr's - Unrivalled Horst, Powers.
rirIIIRESITIMS and Sspariters, Threshers
and Cleaners, Ciret-Jar and Cro.s Cut
Saws, 1- . 1 if Sau-s,Sliir. vie &e.,l;mery's
Ilieltok's and Kranser's Cider :‘tills and PresseN
Corr Shatters. Clow's Grain Cra,l les. 1 fay, Straw
and. Stalk Cutter., llorse rowers, Dog. Powers,
Grain Drills a:1,1111-6A ('at Sowers, Cgttivators,
ilorse Hoes, Corn and Celt Mills, Dederick's
flay Pre:ses, Stump MLehines,
Ketchunis 3.lorcers anl Reapers, Excelsior Fan.
nine
Provision Safes, Refri , erators Leather and
Rubber Belting. Our Excelsior Funning Mills.
are unrivalled. Extras Furnishedfor.repairing'
all.machines sold 43 , us.• D.ese ri ptice Cat
alogues, Price Lists and Circular* of all ma
chines Sold by us, sent gratis and post ptid to
all applicants. Send us your name and address.
Agent, H. L. Be.owEns. (of Franklin.) 31ont
rose P. 0., Sminelianna Cenue.tv, Pa.
R. 31. WELLS - & BROOK S.
Athens, Pa., July Ist, 1857. tlBm4.
• 11. S. For sale elroap for cash, payable before.
September,' next. Two .of Kr..rcnum's LICHT
Two lion 4. MOWERS, with four foot cutter
barn well adapted for rough land, and are welt
calcolatid to plena:: the fanner.
IL M. &. B.
Winkel
4 liTilElt STANLEY .
vs.
SALLY BALCH, 0.-in Wisittemore and Mary
Witittetnnre his wile, Amos Doy and E.Jtrr.ey
Day his wife,- Jasper Stanley, Mathew Stanley,
Horace Stanley and Lucy 'Heald, anti Edward
Stanley, M athe te Stanley—lames Stanley, itoracc
Stanley the younger, llenjaviin C. Stanley, E;!en
Stanhy, and - Art.lla Stanley, deceam-d, and .I:l!ifin
SLanley,l..eunard Stanley and hew Stank,,
c hilarun and heirs of Mathew Stanley, deceased.
In Partition. in ti,e Coitrt of Common Pleas of
Sus pcelzaitna Conn! r
To the above named defewianls:—
, TAst. NOTICE, That: the ecurt Lat - e grarted a
rule ou the defendants. in the al,:.v‘t mentioned
case, that they severally be :Ind ap;.-,ear at the
next term of raid court. to be hc:d nt the court
house in Montrose, in and for said county, on the
third Monday in August next, to,Offer in wriVng,
the highest price which he or she will pay. for
the lot of Laid and premises mentioned in said'
caSe, veer and above the valaation thereof return
ed to mid court, by the :SI - tyres inquest, and
in de . fsult thereof, that the fame be awalded to
the plLintilf, or sold, es the court way orda aLd
direct. . By the Court.
S. 13, WELLS, Pry.
Motitroce, July 1 , 5.57. • . :lt.“‘ 3
I\otice.
J UT 1 LE:I STANCE?
Ts.
tints'lVlttTrEmor,E, and Mary .Wbitternore
his wife . . Aw D.iy and Betsey Bay his wife,.
and Illathew Sytnley the elder. and Ed , vr.t.r.l
Statiley, Lutes Stanley,.llathew Stanley,frarace.
Stanley the younger, Benjr.tnin C, Stanleyr,
Susan P. Stanley, Jefl'e.rson Stanley, M. , jor
Stanley, Ellen Stanley and Arches Stanley, de.
ceased, and Jastin Stanley the yeurer, okildren
, and heirs of Calt in Stanley, dt-zea-yd:
in 1!:e CGur: et).)o:tun
S4ispielta Tina County.
TG the above tfaniei defendants:—
TA= NuT:CE; TiLA the court Lave irrantA
I.rule on the iletenc.'ants, in the abuse mentioned
j rase, that they, severally. be and niipezr at the
; nex t t erm ( „f.,.,, n id court, to be held at the court
house in Montrose,• in and for said county. on I
jibe ,Lied Monday of August next,. to offer in
utittog Ike .highestprice Whisk he or she will; •
tor• the 14.4 gif land f.lld prettlise-i welitiohva
in t;aiclea,e,:c.;us e the %;!la..tifin thereof returned
to said cow, le; the Sheriff's ingnert. and in de
! default thereof, tha: th r san-ie be aii;:rded to the
plainfill, or so:d, as iiiton4iy order and
direct. lie the Court..
31oritriv4i , , Lily Ist, I1:•.:57
Stisquehan - na County Teacher's.
'I \ IDISE.AI if' all -
r B. F.Tet.vßitur.s, Co. Suirt. ) . • ,
Prtnorr.s.
J. r. A: M.,
A TEACHERS NORMAL "F!CIK;OL, TO
con.l;ntle teri we v ks, will hi. o; . ela .d t i, e
and day of Sept. in the buiklinas of the
Eusquehanna Academy,
- at 'if ontrusv, Su-q•i-hanna Co., under the super
viAion of Ow :,hole named Prineipa:s. •
The bnitdings will ae , cenodate upward of
TWO HUNDRED STIMUCTS, there,being EIGHT line
recitation rooms.
Regular coures of Lectures will be del 'seri d
on the Science and Art of TracAing ai on
Sciet-z.e uy Prof...STor,n.te D.
lectures will also be delivered du
ring the session I,y lion, G. A. Geow of Glen
wood, (expected) Don. and R. B.
LtrrLE :Ind B. S. Br.srir, E.qs. of Montrose. •
Neg,atiatio - Ys are r.ow in progress, with every
apearancc,of sucees', with a view of securing
the Rev.. riIENItV WARD BEECIIER to ri..!•
liver the ORATION at the opening of the School.
Bound and lodging. 8.2,25 pPr Teache . rs
and Students, who desire, can board themselves.•
Tuition in the English 141 m-fluent, including.
Algebra and Physi4ilogy, to those f,om Spe
.hunna County $5.00; others SG,OO. ,
•Other branches taught if desired.,
Cornir e
.tellt AsstsTANTs will* be mpinyed to
aid the I'LIsCIP4LS' It is also expected that a
Te . acher of PnOsonuArar w iii bt` connected
with the School.
Stoddard's Mathemetical Series. • Clark's
Grammar. All Teachers who intend entering the
advanced classes in Grammar, should furnish
themse'ves with a GOOD DICTIONARY. The Tex.
Books should be secured • by the Teachers pre.
vious. to the openinrr of the School, if possible.
Those who wish board or rooins will apply to
L. F. Fitch, Esq.,.or Willis B. Deans,.the Artist,
I.ctlitrose, Pa.
Prof. Stoddard will he present daring the en
tire Teem, and devote hi's wh , de time to teach
ing, lecturing, and otherwise advancing the in
terests of the School.
_
.Further particulars given as soon as known.
AU inquiries, relative to the School, cheerful
ly answered by
B. F. TEWKSBURY, COSup't.
New Milford, Susq'a Co.. Pa.,
July 13th, 1857.,
Horse Rakes ! • Horse Rakes !!
Ir\ICKERBIAN & GARRATT bare just
ceived another lot of the celebrated Re
volving Horse Rakes which are admitted by all
that have used them to be superior to any now
in use. For sale cheap.
New Biafora, July 7th, 1857.
1
%Z
E 8 • AVED from the subseri
-7e ' b r about the first of Jane
tf -Tour yiarlings—three heifers and
.1- 111111 t. 'ono steer—two heifers are dark
red, one hi some.while on its back—the other
is of a y low cast Whoever; will return said
yearlingq, or give information *where they dray
be found shall be amply rewayded.
ALANSON ALDRICH.
it thrford, July .50,1857. 28w3.
Welk
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--;
1 1 1 Cub Paid for Wool.
HE highest market price in CAtat paid for
Teti Thousand pounds of Wool by
HAWLEY 411 ; GUILD.
.1im . : 4 4.4111, ISM -
B: LI w, P rot . y.
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E='ENSES
Above we present you v. ith a likeness of Dr.
MORSE- the inventor if MORSE'S INDIAN
ROOT PILLS. This philanthropist has spelt
the greater part of his life in trateiling.• ha.ing
visited Europe, Asir, Africa and South America
-vent 3 years amon2 the Indians of our West
ern country,-it was in this may that the Indian
Root Pills mt re first ere .1. Dr. Morse was
the first man to establish the net that all disea
ses arise from rtfruniTv 'run 111.r011-thitt our
strength, he thlt and life dep.-nd upon this 'fluid.
wh...a th e ear iou, pas-ages beet WC clogged,
and do not act in perfect harmony with the diff
erent fon,:tion , of the It .dt, tha Hood lo.es its
beeamw ; 1 9 .1 &sea sed;-
thus causing pain. ciekne..; and distr. ofevery
name; our strength exhautt.A. we are depriv A L S 0
ed of our hillth, and if n•dure is not assisted in
throwing off the stoonant humors, the, blood twill j L t NEW Stock' of Groceries, !hardware,
become staguant and cer-e to :wt. rind thus our LI. Crockery, &e., &e., a hundreth part Of
tight of life be fOrCler 11 itin out. Dow impor-which we have not time to mention. Enough
taut is it then to keep the pa,, ows of the body to say, we hate almost anything, and ere
-1 free and open. And haw plese ant to us to be tt. ry thing expected to be found at a store in the
j hie to put a medicine in your reach, Yil.,Morle's ceuntry—all of which we are determined to
Indian Root Pills, trade from plants rod roots turn into cash, in, the very shurtest possible
that grow around ilw monnt.,in clitfs in Natnre's t time and we her... With issue a
garden, for the healtli`atul comfort of diseased
man. One of the roots from m hich these Pills I NOTICE
are made is a Sudotife. N h eh opens the pores of
the skin, and assists Nature in throwing off the D r<;?1
J
finer portions of corruption m The second • t
which is a plant Expreterant, th .t open We wish it distinctly undeestomli,
that for
and unclogs the passage to tar lungs, and thus, CASH wo N ill sell any kind of Goods at much
in a soothing mintier. performs its dole by throw i lower rites than usual.
ing phlegm. and other humors from the lungs
Rind Reader !
by copious spitti lg. The third i, a Diuretic,—
•
which gives e ow and double strength to the kid. I A 11- (1 4 wills y ou p t i ra t jv if you Please.
Heys thus enconraczed, the[ draw tarot , amounts
ut impurities from the- Cloud, m hi e h th en We do not wish you to onterain the itlea for
thrown out leUr.t;flllH by the urinary or a nonneut. that we will sell toll goods at cost,
s ater passage, and et old not t t e.. een less for the sake of tioi , •lg 1.11,i ,, ,eni.; for that
discharged in any r o iv i „ t h is not our intention. We are milling to sell at
Cathartic, and acct'ml - the Oh r operties a very small profit, and be content.
of the Pills %e: engai,e in pet it* ing the blood;
th e cent-sec data s drily mhich cannot Large Sales and Small Frofits.
pass h . . the f Ohs t, nu p rin d
We are determined to sell a larger amount of
conveyed elfin great plant hies he. the 'tom e 's.
Goods this Summer, tarn ever before, and al.
From the abut e, :t is s'ne ti that Dr. Motse's
though our profits may appear I:ght, vet we ex.
Indian Reed t t for the stout a i
pert at the end of the year, Lk: m huh; amount
bet be c ome united mi.!. ti.v for the •• find
prove satisfactory.
was to etery pert. rtd (all•lett IV cleanse the
system from nil itepuritv, tl e life of the b siy Fresh Groceries.
Nhirh •
is the r eined, is perfiTly healthy;
Molasses, Rice, Coffee, Tea, and
tense:ternly rl s t hens and pant is driven from
ail kinds of Groceries in any quantity, at
4the system, for tileV eartrlt.t m, hen th e bo. f the very lowest rates, &full stock constantly on
dy becomes so pure and v ear. 'I lie reason m liv hand, by Ixrtur. & IlAnntsn
potpie are so cistrtsaes te ara i 3O malty
die,_is because they do not get a medicine th .t
till pass to the articled part-, and which mill o.
pen :he natural pa , -al.e; for the d sease to be
Nast out het ce, -411 .;i luantity of food and nth
er matter is lodged, and th • stemneh and inte.l.-
tines are ii'era:.'owerll,;v ttiith the corrupted
mass; thus uadergo:ug dis egret. tble fermenta
i tion, constantly mixwg with the blood, %%hie!'
throws the corrupten matter through every vein
and artery, until , life is ts: fiem the body in
di-ease. Dr. Morse's PillalS I,x. e adatA
themselves %icor; upon tictery, 1y recturing•
milrions of the sle, to health and Lapp. - es;.—
Yes' thoustnds who have been racked er tor
mented with s:ckne--, lain and anguish, at. ' t
whose feeble fr.oues hate leen • cor. tad by the
burning elem. nts of raging fewer, and who have
been brought, as it were, within it step of the
grave,silent nom stand ready to testife that they
would have been numbered with the dead. liad
it not been for this rr. at and wand. rful medic
ine, Morse's Indian ?loot Pills, After lor 3 do
ses had been taken, th. y were astonished, and
rdis dotelv simpr . ..ed, in v. I trc-- - ng their charm.
it g elects. Not Only do t' gire immedutte
ease and strength, at ti take way all stares...
p eirtand aegt.l-11. but ti. at t me go to work at
r!te fimndati. nof the .1 -ea-i • eitteli is the Ede d
Thereture. it ill I.e , pt ad.; be th o . e
who use these I'iitti, that they will 811 elent`r"
and purity. that [ deadly era nit-w.ll
Like its flight, and the worth acid h ene ty
N ill :1! - Z:lio'retarn• and the lre s; et of a long
and happy life will ellerish and initlittn ve ur
days -7,"ff - llemlr3 tpf counterfeits in ce llos:
wr.tppe•rs—::ilgenuine are in rt.un, with the,,ig.
Wore or A J. &Cu. , hex
July 1,1. 5.5 i. L 'S; tor.
Sheriff's Sale.
31
virtue of a writ of Vrn. islinod f•om
tr.C! Court of C‘in' , ntori Pl..as of
Coutit'i, and to nie ilicrefr:l., I a;;) exo..e to
?-ale at the Court it) MO::11 - 4, , e, on F 1 I.
day. the 3rd day of July no.t. at -one oelock.
11'. 3!., the followintr Itoal E.t: l l,.„tti wit:
All that cert:iin pi‘'..ce or parcel of land situate
:Ind being in the township of Ilrldgeuiter, iu
the eounly_ u t an(ll(outoied and
d,”.eribed :Is 1n(11(r....., the north and
ea-t by land. of 1.-I , h 11.(rdr.r. on the bout',
by land. of Jonn Wood a.id .:lo.'n(la Curtis, and
on the v.'e..t.l(•:, (and. L. Trarnia:!l, ebn
-I:Unin,.7. one hundred acres with a ll ow .
nnevi of ss per eent.., be the sainf-Ini• re or less . ,
with the appurterinces, one tritned lo -(use, one
framed barn, in (Jenard, and Inos•ly iinprovtd.
T..ken in exeeution at the ' , nit of Alexander
W. Leisenrinc, VS. Rich'rd 131ar.
•
The above .alet horeby n(ijoomr..ci to \%ed
neAday the sth dar cf Anuo.t next, at one e '
elock . l ) . M. P- P. /.01.1.1.'5'l ER, F.LEriff:
Sherlfrm
Montr - ose. Joao 1857. s
IMPORTANT
i(:.1.:11'1111611... , of .'_ . a.,.-€ . -3.o.‘ii Co
M AKE ILIY WHILE THE SUN
SHISES!
WE TIM UNDEI{.SIGNED, (after using
V latAt seas(2m,) the
- Independli:. Tooth Ifforge flake,
take pleasitre in recommelivling it, for :he follow,
ina masons :•
Ist. That it will ±:;11:e -more lity; In the
came time than any other Itak6 in u,,t;f
2id. That white other I lf.rse Rakcs arelabo.
riens to opt,rate, this niani.zei with ct imparative
ease, and in fact with plea-ure, ay the I)per:itOr
r;de!; on the Rake while rakin;, audit ran be op
erated by any bey capable managing a liors.
3d. That other Horse Rakes which have bop
introduced into this section, (that will operate
on rough meadows,) tear up the sods, roil over
the loose stone.s, and twist up the flay so as to
make the other handling! inconvenient- :This
Rake leaveithe Hay in the : , :tine florAition az
the old Hand Rake, clean, free from dirt and
tone and easy to pitch.
4th. • This Rake is less iiable to 'get out of
repair; and can be easily mended Without going
off the Farm.
sth. The Teeth being ati hung independent'
of each other, when an obstacle is - in the way
while raking, no More Teeth are raised from the
ground than is sonic:lent to pass it. Also this
Rake may be used for raking Grain. ready for
binding, at the same time raking over the whole
field.
11. S. Searle. • F. M. Williams,
L; B. Guernsey, M. 1.. Catlin,
S. li. Sayre & Bro., E. G. Blbeoek,
B. A. Butterfield, Dan'l Searle,
F. W. Stone, • John Sherer. •
•Bridgewater, June 23 1837. - •
*„,* These Rakes are now manafactured by
CUAUNCEY FOOT, one mile North of 31ONT:
ROSE, at the Foundry formerly occapled by M.,
& E. MOTT, *here they can be obtaineds
Machines may be seen at the store of S. If.
Sayre & Bro., dnd other places in Montrose.
*** These Rakes require the Hind Wheels
of a Wagon to make them complete for nee.
CASH paid for nil thp Worn in Su.quehanni
Cu., by DICKERMAN & GARRET.-
FLOUR for snln by ibe Levi or by
DICKERMAN & GAICRETA
. .
New Milford, Jape 10th, IR5'7.
JUST look tt. tho Ribbons and Sonoma at.
• KEN TON'S,'.
TO Tit
ANOTHER
igarte stock of
I IVRY DTI-1111R.
For the Summer Trade.
NOW and Beautiful styles,
Now being opened by
LITTLE & HARDING.
Farming Tools,
AKES.Forks,So.thes.Snatha,Scythe StoneA,
11, Grind Stone r s, florae Rakes, Grain Cradles.
Sickles, &c., &c., a full r.ssttrtment just mceived
by LITTLE S. BARDISG.
Fish Fish:
A FRF,SIi lot of those Fine Heavy Codfish,
nludish in Barrel.; and half Barrel - it ;
jut:t received by - LITTLE ILLEDING.
Four Shilling Tea.
OTWITFINTA NDING the "recent heavy
I. adynnee•i . . the price of. Teas, we have se
ente.,l a I.trze lot of the satnequality of that
which ha- createvl so much coed feelingarnong
our Tea drinking customers.
Plenty of iy„by. the chest or poulrcl, at the °lti
price, by
It is a Fact,
rzIITAT Svieratas, Soap and C:lndleg of the
a best qualities, iire for sale by the Box, at
New York city wholesale prices. by
LITTLE B. ITALDING.
Potash
I N. Tin Cans,, a Pure Article, for Anle by
& HARDING
Boots and Shoes,
CONSTANILY on hand. a first rah , assort.
rnent of en's, Bovs' and Votiths' double I
sole Boots and. ;itilleit. of the best tronnfacture.:;
also, Women s 'Shoes, Itoets and Gaiters in I
7e:A variety, ail to be sold at very low rates. by I
LITTLE 4 HARDING.
.1
- Hats ana:Vars,..
n .i m oo variety,of kinds, quality and
prices, fur sate by
Bonnets,
Flower 4 aria !Pr; for sale
It by 1.11 - rt.r &
1 Clothing!
and PanlQ, well tirrlik.
good styles: Sliirts, Collars: II icier},
ete., for :•ale diem), by
LITTLE & JTARDING.
. : Leather!
•
QM.P. and, Upper Lai her, Pegg.St.me 'Nails
L. 7 and Thread, Wax and many other kid al
I,
Shoe Finding., for ~ , ale by ' • :,, .41
LITTLE & HAEDING. il
- .Carpeting!
ICH all Wuul Carpets, :It low price, fur
1.4 sale by
}lmam and Garaeners !
ATTEXTIO.I!!
WE have jug reecii•ed a large stock cf Far
iners"fook, such as floes. Shovels,
Spados. Senopes. Garden Rakes and lines, Man
ure Forks, Pion Lh., Cu!tivators. &e., &e., &c.
Ar...io—A fresh lut et Garden and Field Seeds,
for sale liy
To Lumbermen and Coopers.
I) EST taAt Steel and Steel Poll Axes., Cast
.1.1 Steel Mill and Cut Saws, also Patent.
tooth V. Cut Saws. With Filcs, of almost alirde
scriptious, for sale by
LITTLE & HAEDING.
To Dairymen.
FHLKINS. Return PaiTA, Nns, Tin, Puinted
'and C, , ti•tr. Pails, Butter Bowls, Dairy Salt,
&e. &e., fur sale by -
LITTLE &
Are You BuiMb:4o
-174uZilignve?Mey::ure h3i n g your
niict3mirno, laslour7rm.
wings, and Ilatdware genorsily-of • -
LITTLE & MARLING.
Flour, salt and Lime,
13 Y the Load, or Barrel, constantly on hand,
and for sale by
LITTLE & ITAEDING.
• Cashi
Ark . cmi buy almost anything, in the ii-ay of
General Merchandise, for Camt, at a very
small advance from cost, of
Produce Wanted.
BlllltR, Eggs, Lard, Tallow, Ilneswax,
Grain of all kindo, Rags, Old Iron, Lumber:
Mingles, Dried Apples, Beans, fcc., tke., wanted
in exchange fur Goods, by.
- • „‘ LITTLE & ITAVDTS9.
1;211 .§IB iNtl
LI rrLF. & HARDING:
Tunkbannock Depot,
July 15th, 1857. c
In Great Profusion and Magnificence !I !
•
WITH his compliments to his friends and
IfY • the public for tile substantial and long.
continued patronage,of his business, NA ., ' oit I d aman
announce that he is' receiving a large and full
stuck of
• Spring and Summer Good •
Including as usual a great • variety of Ladle s'
Dri•ss Goods in Prints, Ginl,hauts, Lawns,
Barege.Delanis, Calicoes, Silk Plaid
11:trege., ('.plena; Brocade Black
and Fancy Dress Silks: Broche,
StellaiSilk anti Cashmero
Shawls . : :Mantillas, Par
usols;,Rich Ribbons,
Bouticts& Flowers,
Broadcloths,
Cassitncrs, .
• &e. i &e.
With n. great carit.ty of other Staple and
Fancy Gooch, including Groceries;
Croekerr, Hardware, Iron and Steel,
Nails;Stoces,ltats aid Caps,'Boots ,
and Shkies.Cari>cting, Flower
Op Cloths, Painted Win-
(low Slnalee, %Vali Pa- - •
per, Clocks, Drugs,
Oils and Paints,
& c,, & c.
The entire stock linvin,g been purehssed for
CASII and with much cam, will be sold at the
baresi figure,i)tid to meet the views of the closest
icAstt or TDI F: buyers,,
New Milford, May .185 i. —
I.IITLE -& IIARD):1G
I.I.TTLr. & 11.11 DT
LITTLE &
LITTLE ' Sr, HAT:DING
Lirmt & HAEVING
.Silting. Viossoms nnl*ring
CEO D2B
--::o::
IL I
ABIL TURRELL
HAS just returned from New York, with a
large and choice variety of Goods, bong,ht
for cash, and selected with ranch care. from
over thirty of the best Houses in New York,
which he offers to his customers and the public
at low prices for ca*:ll. 'lts stock comprises: I
DRUGS.
MEDICINES,
PAINTS,_
OILS,
WINDO-W GLASS - ,
DYE STUFFS,
GROCERIES.
GLASS—WARE,
CROCKERY, •
MIRRORS,
•
CLOCKS.
WAIL PAPER. '.-
WINDOW PAPER,
WINI) 0 \ OIL SII A DES,
FA-N CY GOO 1) S.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
JEWE Y -
PERFUMERY,, -
DRY . GOODS,'
HARD WARE,
-STONE WARE.
WOODEN - WARE,
BROOMS,
BRUSIIES, -
JAPANNED WAR.E,,
11 IRD CAGES, -*-
CANARY SEED,-
POCKET.,KNIy4S,
'W I I 1 i S,
UMBREL - LAS,.
G L N
-4. PISTOLS,
TURPENT N E,
CAMPIIENE,
BURNINGIF - LUID,
• COIIQ T. ,
LIQUORS.,.
(Fo . rliedieinalTurpoAcs only,)
. TRUSSES;
PPO T E S ,
SHOULDER BRACES,
poRI'MONAIES,
.SILVER & PLATED SPOONS, FORKS, Sze.,
OLD PE .N.S
S T- A T rO.N E
VIOLIN STRINGS, BOWS; Lt.c..
And all . of the most;popular
PATENT !st.EDICINES,
• Thankful for the liberal patromirre hitherto re :
eeivvd,.hopes to merit a continuance and
large increase of the tne.tl,
ABEL TURRELL.
'Montrose, June 101;1,1357.
Horrible Smash Up!
A CAR RO' OFF THE DUG WAY!
And Twtntv-Five Dollars Destroyed!
1 UT thin be:,rs no cemparisonin-borrormith
what we are about to relLte. Y delve
probably all heard of the man with a cork leg
st. perfectly adjusted that it " walked itself'," and
kept on walking till it walked him to death and
then ran off with his anatomy. But this is
quite tame compared with a story that we heard
the ether day of a lady who had lately been fit
ted with a Fttll Set of Artificial Teeth on the
Sew Plan. Soon . after-the teeth ihad been ad.
justasl in the month a kind of spasmodic twiehing I
of the muscles of the lower jaw was felt,. and
from that her mouth commenced to open and
shut with such rapidity and violence-, that all she
could do she collide% stop it. She Was of course
almost scared to death and ao was the Doctor.
Springing forward he seized the jaw and hold
ing, it with all his might he finally succeeded by
a prodigious exertion in. pulling the teeth out of
the mouth, and here the violence of the tragedy
ended. Bat the Aaddest part of the story re
mains to be told. Imagine the lady's distress
when she di4ceVered that her splendid set of
teeth for which she had jtiOt paid three hundred
dollars had tompletely eaten themselres v. This
lady from last accounts was still suffering from
a_piin in the jaw,which,we fOrgotten to say
by the T ie lent contractions of the 'Dig.astricuso
was slightly dislocated. Now it is to-lib host
devoutly hoped, for the sake of humahity that
the. profeasion. will take warning by the tinhap:ly
fate of :IN lady, and be cautious how they cm-,
ploy their skill in all its most modern and per
.fected fermi, for without doubt had the doctor,
failed to get out these teeth- they would have
eaten thepo'nr rady to death. Be assured, friends,
I shall endeavor to keep clear of such jaw break
ers, by Putting into my sett of teeth just - the
amount of the eating propensity which is practi
cable and : safe. You will find time at almost any
time except meal time or night time in my effiee
over Wilson's store, west end of Brickßleek,
with ra heart almost bursting with thanks fur
past favors, and ever at your service for a mod,
orate return.
Youm thankfully, •
C: D. VIRGIL, Dentist; Montrose, Pa.
'V RE NI. 43 TA" AAA
irt lfittnrancteo.
OF PHILADELPHIA,
No. §6 Wallin:U.4(4 above Fourth.
CAPITAL S3OO,CHTb.
ifuke Insurance against loss or damage by
Fire, on Buildings, Furniture and
Merchandise generally. •
ALSO, ON
114411 CS and tattle, against . death
from any came.
LOSSE - 8 , PROMPTLY ADJUSTED...O
DIRECTORS:
B. R.' MILLER, J. CnoAstuctz,
J. R. FLAroors, F. S. Hoson.ti,
HENRY JONES, SAML. J. RA - mtiu.
OCAS. FLANIGEN, of Wilmington, Del.
WM.CARTERF.T, See,
B. R.MILLBI:, Neal.
.
BILLINGS STROUD; Agent.
BLASTING Powder, Sehltr Fuse, and Rifle
ILI Powder for sale by - LN. BULLARD. -
i'KETKNIVES.—A large assortment Of
ttio be:dirt rosrketiat turtp.wm,
TIDO@ p 0211 A
J/WWERLD#
. .
~ .
AT THE HEAD OF NAVIGATION!
AND examine the ehokO stock of Spring
and Summer Goods, just °potted
for Examination and Sets, al very low figures by
C. W . . 'AIOTT.
. , •
rtUALIS, Lawns, Brilliants, ehnice,..?tterns,
very cheap by C. W., LIOTT. •
,QTELLA, Cashedere, and DoLain Shawli at
k. 7 very Ww prices by C. W. MOTT.
HATS and Caps of the newest styles, in
great variety by C. W. MOTT.
ptilliNTS in abunJaneu by ••
N. ?JOTT.
- - ,
RC)WN and Blue Slwetinz and Stirtings--
IL> Shirting Strip9s, T'.ekS, - Denims, Summer
StufiA, Ste., ,ke., as Itiw as can be afforded in this
market. C. W. MOTT.
•
CLOTIris, 'Cushirrirrs and Vestings, very
sirable stylci, at pries that cattpot .fail to
suit. Call and he cetivin:ed. C. W linrr;
TP_ R ASS Hoops, Hosiery, Gloves, Belts,
JO etc., etc.. by . C. ,W. MUTT.
UGR °CM:. 3 F.S, Crocker, 1 - lartlware and
r various other Articles to nunierons to men
tion,--all of shall be 8014 Cheap for Caslt
or Itendy Paw. C. w. morn.
• Montro - sc, 'May . sth, 1857.
S. 11-SAY:IX ti -EI.oTIIz:R9
AB, E I:\T : P,EGEIVI;t\c-G
swi yply 91 411
i . i.(3 43 SPRING
AND
WC+ G 0 1 1)W,
\- -
TIIICII fir Cuslior P roduce can be bou g ht
V V very tow. •
%VALI, PAPER. A Select assortment just
T
S. H. SAY RE & 'BROTHERS
C A11.1!ETI \G. liarg::lns Ril'vre.:l by
S. 11. SAYRE & BROTDERS
• \
PLOWS!
PLOWS. invite the attentio:Y‘of FarmPrs
to the celebrated Peekskill° Plow's kt hich
e have added to otirl.lrtze asAortmont.
S. H. SAYRE & BROTHERS, •
ProPrietors of Eagle rutin - dry.
111)1:arose, April 29th, 1557.• IStf.
New Millinery and Dress-Making
EST.IBLISIIMEXT.
Ladies, have you Hoard tho News.
74N. ITAnnT , , 'formerly o4New
; York, has openet• I a Millinery
Fancy Store itf the village
of Brooloyn, and haling, just re
' • turned trout•Nrw York with a
Lante ftll4l rZtv.l2ionabli.e
stock 4.41;qt - ids consisting ol*La
•liCA and Misses Straw of every style and
variety. Al;,t, Crape and Silk Hats, e . onstatttly
on hand. Ot every hue and color, together with
ct sph ndid a- sortment of
FANCY GOOr.q,
Aneh as Etnbioideries,ll:tir Braids:Hosiery-, Cater,
1-lend Dresses, Lace • Gpo•is . ete., -et&i Ltll of
which she otrerS r.t. the LOWEsT rl:it'ES.
* * *Particular attentivn AViiitn. paid to Bienell
lair—always at floale.
Brooklyn, 51a2, sth, 185.7
D 11 14:1 : 2 4
At the eV: Stu ;cc.. i n Gibstoni.
- _
lIF urdersogned returned from
New York, are now exhibiting.- to the good
peoill e of G,bsyn anti vieiniti . , n toiaplett2..a..s' soft:.
:nent,of D ry; .GO4l tis, Groceries, Criie.tery, h I it_rd.
ware, Boots and Sl:ries. Pais aid Cap, !teat - it--
untie Cloth:nz, Stap!c! ;Ind F..ney Day Goods
consisting of Lawns. Berger - Chats's Ginghams.
Prints. Sheetings, Tiekings, Ind a .largo stock
of Suintner Goods for Men anti Boy's wear.
Believing the Rf.wdy pay and ) , hort etedit sys
tem to be the true ono our motto is "The nimble
hispence is better than the slow . Cull
3nd see us for we will sell you goods Cheap, for
Cash. •
IiAWLF.I*& GUILD.
- Gibson, April 20t11,
N B. All kinds of pi4duce Inked iri'.evlinng,e
for Goods. 11. & G.
rissolutica,
'THE copartnership heretofore.; etisting be
tweet, Elishaßetl and W. 31.Tingley:tmder
the firm of 11€;il & Tingley i, this 601 N-solved
by mutual consent. The Books and Met:tents
are in the hands of W..)1: Tingley for settlement
in consequence .1 hi: tecnnainted With
said accounts. They •wilt be att lite store in
flop Bottom on Saturday of each '.vettk. All
persons having unsettledatconnt urnin thein.
. ..dre
requestild to settle the same ininksdiatoly, by
note or otherwise. • ELTSHArTIEIX,
The, businciel xih ho carriell. on 'fit. tfo.nld
stand in llop Bottoin by Eiisha and Truman Bel!
who are thankfdl for past furors. We splicit a
call from all 6ni 01l customers. 11 . 1 iIELL,
T. BELL, .
1810:
flop Bottom, April 29 1 ,11, 1t57
- Notice,
INTIIERAR, my wife, 31AnTtlA fit.. has left
V :my lied and board without just cause or
provocation, all per Ons are hereby forbiden to
harbor or trust her on my account, as 1 will pay
no debts of her contracting, after this date. I: -
JAMES BROWN. .*
Franklin, June 22d, 1857.
WOOL CARDING;
subscriovr is fitting up his ma'ehinery
T to accommodate hiS customers with work
to suit the•spinning and knitting public on short
notice. 'Thankful fur past favors he hopes by
strict attention to busines4 to merit a share of
public patronage. - A. G. REYNOLDS.
Wesi, Brookn, June Ist, 1857. 23tf.
. -
The World's Great
PRIZ.E MEDALI •
ANV , 'ARTiEdTO C. MEYER,
•
Fur his Two Pianos, London, October 15, 1851
. •
O.iIEYER;
and ; JJ
IrtshPeEpC2 liFcUsuiletlifo t r ;l n at i h i e ia b f a t .s ieli op
sta c
ly on hand PlArtOlegti v a ' l to those for .evhn; 1 buy - • 11
he received the Prize - Medal, in London, itt
1851
All orders promptly attended to, and
are taken in the selection and packing the •
same.
Ho has reeieved during the - last IS years
more medals than any o'er maker from the -
Franklin
Franklin Instititte ; also First Premiums , at Boa.
ton, and Preiniiims at New York and Baltimore,
Wii4ooma removed froln II S. Fourth
street. to :No. 180 ARCH STSEET, below
Eighth; ffeuth side rhiladelphia.
ap 1.4. Iff4"l.
_ - -
, L. MERIII3II N -
S hippy. to annOuhee•to burr agreef;us e
I
to)mers that he is niit rttiviat cheap
stock oi'Sptirtg and Sinimer qa le p 'consistfilt
in pirt"..of
Dry Goods, • --
Groceries
Croekerry'
- ,flaidivare etc.
Which ho will sell fort h
Butter, . • ,;
,
in a manner which will piovn pert satilifteo:
tory to all who are dispoued to dell with hitn, _
sonviile May Bth, 1857. I ' •
READY MADE CLOTHING,'
IA at the " Upsoeville
B OOTS & SHOES - JUST, REF7D,
. at ,the " tpsunvil!erEzehaiiga"
1 4 1 HIGHEST _PR ICES [PAID: FOR
B urr ER,at, the wyjmonvtßij-Eiettinge."
-4
--=S1::1
RAU ,
z :V at 0F
,1e .
01,2 t
D'iisT2'
change."
MONOPOLY! -MONO " OLY
T•"" is the great 4,4inelplellmong our ail; •
fish. small tiuruhants:' In proof of thii
at the late Act passed At prohibiting-.
hawking and peddling in Suseitielianna County;
an Act. passed. to. gratify some ollthe Merchants •
who have expressed a desire "to lop some large .
wog(ms." - '
;NI . -
6attelibt fg, lloSenbania -
n
EJtiV, I, \ T
. b ye' 1. if rt rin T 4.; Er t :
Their large wagon will run there •regfitarly
than ever befGre, until their license for pctidlid
expireit. In, order to
r amommudite the etinidittf ,-
nity and be.able, to bale monoOly saccessfu
ly, theY have wade a:rrangemetits Ito get New
Goods weekly from Neiv-Y - ork,aiid they will sett
the same from ;5 to :la per cent. cheaper. than .
ltays)ther establishment in.Stisquehanna Couns
ty. We havenow. received Our! --
NEW st. 4
- -The laraest; cheapest and - best
ever cirei-e.d.in , this Market: It.
to enumerate the articles which'
comprises: it is sufficient to an)
general stock of the latest'and n
goods- in the market, and we in
the public, as well, in taste; as it.
words more to our fellow-citiz
larly to those who feel thcnase
and not:obliged to purchase at
store. \V know.that it will .1
test to examine and price, oar g
chasing elsewhere; that is a trt
penny saved is better than twi
are determined to spare no . .paiit
satisfactiim, and we shall n'tya
happy to exhibit our assertme
will favor us with a tall.
(lutri:NEEnn,jlost
Mont .ose, May . 121.141135 T
f 11 - 111 i: littE . l .- - I
-... ic- •
IVI•O'N T Fto S - .: P . A.
• •
ci-t,r T ILE sub - ,icrib'er haring purrilaielio
....t • refitted and - nep:ly furnished the
31 " - ` 7( 'above well known a d popular Hotel,
eitt ... ,
glmr-vr- , •__: - is prrpared to tine . :nod* the traii.,
eling public and others. with ll the attentioas
and co3veniences usualli found in &Ai-class
iluttse. . No cffort will 'Llt glared by,the Pro
prietor and his Assistants - t+- make the Hotel
egITA! in ev'ry point. to any: in the eotinti".
The Mir will always . be isitpplied- with the
Choicest Liquors.. ,
The Stables; - connected
are latze; roomy and convenie
atteat2ire Hustlers! are always
[' MuntrA:se, May 13th, 183'7:
. C. W. NASD,
R.ec't7. Eqdte Br4er,c,- and, eaferi
iii Et-
rheniye, and Land • I'i:tyrant% -
. •
DES MOINES, OWA.
1 -1 4 .ASTEE?..; 117,,e.ta5.44 bought and
' intereAtpaid on depositls. Muni/ Jowled':
I or invt'-ited at Western rets. - Lands-bonglii
and sold. 1 . 2...n1s located Witt' Warrants 'o' task
oa the most fa'vorvble toms. I • -- .
We attend to any business contiecteA With
,Goyeintn'ent 'Land Offices, in . cential.prWes
i tern k--
wa,takes 'paid. Cpl i lectiunb "trade, arid
promptly. remitted. . 1 1
I be. 3ioine.7, May 'lO 1r) s
Or
at•
the areat, —.net
al 1855, and Mien on exhi Wan at the County
and State F.Ars in our own L eonntry has always,
been pronounced the best • Nracitine in tole. Tilt
rite the Farmers of this ''cinitity. to tail an me.
at 'slontrose\and examine th 6 31:whine - for thee*"
tiefves, as an accurate-desetiption ef the ' web
iu priut would oee'upy too much space in.tha
eoltuuns of a houspaper. I . -
C. DetATUROP, Ageitt.
Miintrose, April 24 - Ip7l .. •
W. M. T IN GLE Y
Eggs, •
or itorlo of „ ,
PlirmOril'iciduop,
,tarfecto•
ANNY'S CO
A;,irrirt:tct Gents; i.,
ek nf,„"'ove:atDi
Hoairry of every
, for
WLII. & GUILD'S.
D©M'S and Shoes, and Readpinitde.
ing of every styie in market, at
• HAWLEY & GUILD'S.'
AComolet.e, amortnient,
t, of Bannat.§, Rad
and Pree .. Trin gsl, unin Ste., a ,-;
. LIAWLEY . & GUILD'S.
- •
F . 4.LOUR and Salt, the Barrel or Peund,'•at
&, UM'S.-
Eagle FOundry Plows
FOR superiority of casting and elateelte
of machinery can not be excelled.
S. H. •%TitE Yo BROTIMS.
Corn PI
. ARTICULAR. attention: is invited to the*
1113
Peelotkill Corn noir ; deeided4 tbe bent.
Corn' Plow ever - introduce t in this market.
C.
cla
li. Iva: DROTIIIIREL
: (oUltalVa
N 0 betttre tbet c6un
by S. H.
STOVES ,_.STAFF,'
'JR Stoves hive .bee
"j to tho - entire satlifa
'reed no recommend from
S
.Aarage I
AT latided - prices st
Lawns,
A ir reduced prices.*
Parasols I
yOU can buy a-Para
schiPie
ACCOUNTS
.soirville
OW!
selected stock
is not necessary
our 'assortment
that we have
ost 'fashionable
nnot fail to suit
prices. - A few
.fts, and partied-
Ives independent
some partlitilai
e - for your inti.•
sods before_ par
e motto that °a
1 , earned." We
to general
. yA be ready and
,nt to those who
& Co.
with this, House
t, and careful and
n charglT of them.
S. TAttBELL.
gINED
ors..
rp Ilin'tApso:offered ,
ras, ISt 133anIziis.::j,
I I: -STOVEOSi.:
son thorouglt * tried
ton of a) f, thatfiley;'
ftlikerazas:f
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