==l Agreeable to a resolntion of the Sisq'ti County Agricultural Society, the Executive Committee propose to hold the Annual Plow• ing Match in soma one of the townships where sufficient encouragement may be given. The Committee would therefore invite pro 'pose's addressed to Alfred Baldwin, Montrose. Montrose, June 6th, 18.57.- 50 Cents! WE have a few hundred more of those 50 cent Ambrotypo -Cases left. Call and see them, and you will be sure to have your picture put in one of them. With permission from the generous citizens of Montrose, we shall stay with them a few weeks more in crder to give all a 9banee to avail themselves of the benefit of ortekeelient offer. " ' Call at tho Car on the GREEN. P. D. WOOD. 'Montrose, June 4111, 18457 litnlBo. -'At the Franklin House; in Montrose July 2d, by the Rev. B. B. Emory, Mr . ..JAssis M. Ift-sr:ELL and Miss licr.nsn G. Down:;;Er, 'both of Rush, Susq'a. C0..._ 1n Friendsrille, on the 4:1 instant by M. W. tiiss, Esq., Mr. Jesms Rosszu. of Rush, ra; and Miss Mem Durrots of Vestal, N. Y. in New Milford, July 4th, by the Res. Geo. B. Reese, M. Et.l CONKLIN and Miss .Eustcc At the Parsonage, in Abington, July 2d, by Rev. .S. S. Barter, Mr. JOIIN I. MAVIS of Nicholson, and 1163 .X . EI..INE J. PlcKsicnco of Gibson, Pa. , . h'' Lathrop, Saturday Evening, July. 4th, byre R ev. N. 3 boolittlo' of . Brooklyn, Mr. Fn '! el/i E. Loomls of West Harford and Miss FANNIE MAr LORD of the former place: In South Bridgewater on the 3d inst, by the Eel% J. F. Deans Mr. Stephen Dutcher and Mics Emeret E. Holbrook, all of Bridge . - water Pa.. ~E80• on the 20th of May, Mr. dons Trtrat of lia•f)rd Pa., aged 80 years, the oldest of four I , rothers.alid bearing the name of his rather anti Grand father. . On tli 7tb inst. Col. Jon TrLEtt, - of rf.ar ford Pa., %Teti 97 yeah, a 'brother' of the de ceaed above named. " They acre horn in Mtleholcittgla . l Alass-= rdience tiles. removed with their parents and other menitiers-of the family to. Harfonl. Pet. (Nine Pardners) in 1744 at the age of 17 and 15. They were industrious, energetic; and suc ces-ful, active and forward, with others in the Town.:llip and- vicinity in converting a dense forts! into a pleasant. fruitful field. In ISOG the. elder brother, and in 1109 the younger nui!ecl with th - d Congregational Church in Ilaiford. They retained their strength, active and useful habits,very nearly to the close of life. At their tleatii - the.v were the oldest suniyors of din early set- In Je:tsny, .Tine 4th, nt the residence of 0. c. P.eebe EZEKIEL DuWNE:t., In the Sith vc.ar ef his age. In Herrick, June 234, TitAn V., wife of Ilobert Westgate, daughter :of J. T. and Eli za Ellis, ov , d 23 - vears and four months. Though.of feel , le and slender .constitution, slie•p•osse.‘sed a Vigorous and active mind.— She experi,:nced Religion in the spring of '5l, j".ined the Church, and . exemplified in her po r t men t the eharacteristic.s of the humble Christain until death. Though dear to us in.life, we trust our loss is her Eternal - gain. COM. Tn LennzJulv 601 . ; by the fang of a tre.-, TIIONIAS J. son of &mallet an. Mary Benja 7 lin, azed 18 years. 4, On - the morning of thisnceident this young mail and his younger brother went to the woods to chop. They had but just begat , their mock when a lodged tree fell without their , nctice,iind instnhtly killed one of them. The tree fell directly upon Lis body breaking o ne of his logs stmishitig his chest and the Lack part of his head. The .ileceas.ed was a fine lad whose : praise was in the mouth of all who knew him. Ms funeral was attended by a large concourse of sympathizing friends. A. 0. W., NEW ADVERTISENENTS. Blanks, - A FRESH SUPPLY OF DEES AND BLANK NOTES for sale nt this office. ARFOR D UNIVERSITY. T HE Fall Term of this InAtitution will cum. mence (In the 19:h of August, and continue thirteen weeks. The Winter Teeth will commence on the first Wednesday in December and continue thirteen weeks, and close upon the aeeond day \of March. The tiprizz Term will cotaTel'ince at the close or the Winter Term and continue twathirda of Term, or eight and a half weeks, and close the first week in May. INSTRUCTORS. Ret. E. At.tna. in Arithmetic. Rer. 1.. R:cnanDSos, Enetiyh Branehes and 3liss N. I.tIC.IIA,RDSOY, Drawing and Painting. EXPENSES. Tuition Common Branches per Term - $4,5n -Ancient Languages and Mathe matics '7,00 Natural Physiology and Philoso phy - . . - 6,00 Drawing and Painting, each - 2,00 31usic on the Piano ~ r - ... 5,00 '• '..`n the Guitar ..' - - .`. . 4,00 .. . neat -Music adapted to Common Schools ,50 Room Rent 2,00 Expense!, of Recitation Rooms ,50 Ileard per week, notincluding Rootia and Lodging - . 2,00 The usual arrangements made for those who wiih to board , theraselves. • Ilayment, one .half in advance and the other, half at the middle of the Term. Ilarford. Jul Bth, 1857: . Notice. ry husband. James Brown, published me, - Martha M. Brown in the papers June :12d, as having left his bed and board without just cause or provocation. Ilisstatimentis untrue in every particular. I left his house the 4th day of last Febru4ry, because lie ill-treated and abased me. MARTHA M. BROWN: Franklin. Tidy lath, 1857. 28w3.* Estray. T EF.T the premises of IVindsor Aldrich in kJ Bridgewater on Saturday last, Once Yearling Steers, one a- light red; the other two dark red, pn , :.of them has a.little white on the undeiparts. At'llo,fve r will give information where they-May be found will be paid for the trouble. ANDRES ALDRICIi. Nast Bridgewater. July 141.1 t, 1857. 28w.3. 13 1ackberry Wine. TT nutritious to the blood, promotes digez. "Akin, exhilarates the spirits, strengthens and invigorates the whole system Price, 71$ cts. per bottle.. For sale by ABEL TUBRELL Gash for. Wool. . BURRIT will pay the highest priae.f . oi, • Went; in CASH. or GOODS, ut his More ID fC ew'Milford. 4th, 1857. • - PA(3IOER'B VEGETABLE COX. pouted Dvoeaterp. A-sore core. For le as, usuaI TURRELL . Notice 'Tioga Point Agricultural Works. j.. 'Ottlt.s goofs, ATHENS,_BRADFORD cr ry s Unrivalled Horse Powers. rpTIRESIIERS and Separators ' Threshers JL and C:oaners, Circular and Cross Cut Saws, /dill Saws,Shingle Machines, &c., Emery's Ifickelt's and Erans.ees Cider Mills and.Prestes, Corn Shelters, Clow's Grain Cradles, I faY, Straw and Stalk Cutters, Horse Powers, Dog Powers, Grain.Dril Is and Broad Cast Sowers, Cultivators,. Horse Hoes, Corn and Cob Mills, Dederick's Hay Pleases, Stump Machines, Ketchum's Mowers and Reapers, Excelsior Fan . ' fling Mills, Provision Safes, Refrigerators -Leather- and Rubber Belting.. Our Excelsior Fanning Mills are unrivalled. Extras Furnished for repairing all, machines sold by ns. EV — Descriptive Cat. alOgues, Price Lisa and Circular's of all ma chines sold by us, sent gratis and post fluid to all .applicants. Send as your name and address. ,Agent,ll. L. BLOWERS, (of Franklin,) Mont. rose P. 0., Susquehanna County, Pa. It. M. WELLS & BROOKS. Athens, Pa., July Ist, 1357. 28m4. P. S. For sale cheap for cash, payable before September next. Two of KETCHUM'S LICHT T wo .11.1asE 31()WERS, with ' four toot cutter bars, well adapted for rough land, and are well - calculated to please the farmer. 23m1.] R. M. W. & B. - Notice, LUTHER STANLEY rs. BALcit, Orin Whittemore and Mary Whittemore - his wife, Amos Day 'and Betsey Day his .wife, Ja - sper Stanley, Mathew Stanley, //brace Stanley and Lucy /./cald, and Edward Stmlley, NI athe w Stanley,jatnes ?Stanley., /fornee Stanley the younger, Benjalnin C. Stanley. Ellen Stanley ? and Areha Stanley, deceastd, and Jason ' - Stanley, Leonard Stanley and Mathew Stanlei, children and heirs of Mathew Stanley, deceased. ha Partition, in the Court of Contmon Pleat of Susquchnnna Ch/7/:y. To the above named defendants:- - TAKE NoTicE, That the court have p•rnntrii rule on the defendants, in the above mentioned case, that they severally he and appear at the next term of said court. to he held at the court house in Montrose, in and for said county; on the third Nlonday in August next, to offer in writinr.', the highest price which he or she will pay for the lot of land and. premises mentioned in said - ease. over and above the valuation thereof return ed to said court, by the Sheriffs inquest, and in default thereof; that the - same be awarded to the plaintiff; or sold, as the court may order trAl directßy the Court. • S. S. WELLS, Montrm..e, July . 2sl, 1857. 2tivt 3. Lotice. LUTHER STANLEY rs. O is % 1 7111 - rrnmor.F., and Mary Wbittemort his wife. Athos Day and Betsey Day his wife. and Mathew. Stanley the elder: and Edward Stanley, Aames Stanley, Mathew Stan ley,//orace Stanley the younger, Benjamin C, Stanley, Susan P. Stanley, Jefferson Stanley, Major Stanley, El!en Stanley and Archa Stanley, de ceased, and Jason Stanley the younger, children and heirs of Call in Stanley, deecased. In Partition. in the Court rf Co:emzon Pleas rf susgrzehanna To the above named defendants: TARE Nonf:E. That the court hare ,ttit nted a rule on the defendants, in the above mentioned case, that they, severally, be and appear at the nest term of said court, to ho held at the court house in Montrose, in and for:said county, on the third Monda)%of August • next, to (die,• in writ;ng, the Itigherice which he or she will pay tor the lot of lanTa and premises mentioned in said case, above the valur,tion thereof returned to said court by, the Sheriff's inquest, and in de default thereof, that the same be awar s ifed to the plaintiff, or sold, as the said court may order and direct. By the Court. ,• . S. B. WELLS, Prot'? , . J 37fordrose,Ittly Ist, 181. • . , 28w3 Susquehanna County Teacher's C al e. JOlDak ) wsstuns,Co. Sup't„ • n•s• Prinet J. F. STODDARD, A. M., TEACHER'S NOR3fAL SCHOOL, TO continue ten Weeks, will be opened on the 2nd 41:.y of Sept. in the buildings of the . ileademp f at Montrose, Susquehanna Co., under the super vision of the above named Principals.. • The buildings will accomodate upward of Two HUNDRED STUDENTS, there-being, EIGHT fine ,recitation room 3. Regular courses of Lectures will be delivered on the Science and 'Art of Teaching, and on Moral Science by Prof. STOLDARD. . Occasional lectures will also be delivereiLdu ring the', session. by Hon. G. A. GROW .of Glen wood, (expected) Hon. Wm. JEsstyr,. and R. B. LITTLE and B. S. BENTLE, Eli. of Montrose. •, Negotiations are now in progress,lvith every apearance of success, with a view 'of securing the Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER to de liver' he ORATION at the opening, of the School. EXPENSES. Board and lodgin g, $2,25 per week.. Teachers and Students, Who desire; can board themselves.] Tuitionin the English Department, including} Algebra and Physiology, to those from Susque hanna County $5,00; otliei's $6,00. Other branches taught if desired. Competent ASSISTANTS will be employed to I aid the PniNctrat.s. •It is also expected - That a ' Teacher of Pno.soonaxtrY will be connected with the School. Stoddard's Mathemetical Series. Clark's Grammar. All Teachers oho intend entering the DC I Va Cad classes -in Grammar, should furnish themselves with a.Goon DICTIOVARY. The Tea. Books should be secured by the Teachers Pre vious tcs the opening. of the School, if possible. • Those who wish board or rooms will apply to L F. Fitch, Esq., or Willis B. Deans, the Artist, Montrose, Pa. . Prof. Stoddard will be present during - the en tire Term, awl devote his whole time to -teach— ing, lecturing, and otherwito advancing the in terests of The School. Further particulars given as soon asknown. Al! inquiries, relative to the .Sehool, cheerful ly answered by B: F. TEWKSBURY, Co. Supt New Milford, Suolfa Co, Pai 2Btf. July 13th, 1837. .6 Horse Rakes ! 'Horse Rakes !! J)I CK ERII A N & GARRATT have jubt te ceived another lot of the celebrated Re. volvitig Horse Rakes which are admitted by all that have used.tbem to be superior to any now in use. For sale cheap. New 31liford,July 7th, 1857. • EZTRAYED froth the subscri rvr9 'st• ber about the first of June four yearlingl4.--thr?e heifers and " = one steer-- - two hetfers are dark red, one has some white on its back=-the °the is of a yellow east Whoever will return said yearlings, or giro information , where they may be found shall be amply rewarded. ;ALANSON- ALDRICH. West Hofer& Jul. , 50,11357. -28w3. Cash Paid __for WooL THE bighist market pries in Casa 'paid for Ten Thossolid pounds of Wool by • HAWLEY & G UILD. Gibson, Jane 241110857:. , . Above we present you with a likeness of Dr. MORSE—.the inventor of MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. This - philanthropist has spent the greater part of his liful-in travelling, having visited Europe, Asia, Africa and South America —spent 3 years among the Indians of our West ern countrr,—it was in,this way that the Indian Root Pills were first discovered. Dr. Morse was the first man to establish the fact that all disea'- ses arise from 131y1111/TY OF 'FIIE:BL000-that our strength, health and life depend upon this fluid. When the various passages become .clogged, and do not act in perfect harmony with the ditt. erent functions of the body,- the blood loses its scion, becomes thick, corrupted and disea sed;— thus causing pains sickness and distress °revery name; our strength is exhausted, we are depric ed of our health, and if nature is not assisted in throwing °litho Stagnant humors, the blood will become stagnant and cease to ad, and thus our light of life be forever blownblown out. How impor tant is it then to keep the passages of the body . free and open. And how plescant to us to be R. blo to put a medicine in your !welt, viz., Morse's Indian Root - Pills, made from plants and roots that grow around the mountain cliffs in Natnre's garden, for the health and comfort of diseased man. One of the roots from which these Pills aro made is a Sudorific, which opens the pores of the skin; and assists Nature in throwing off the finer portions of corruption Within. The second which is a plant is an Expectorant, that tyrant! and unclogs the passage to the lungs, and thus, in a soothing manner. performs its dcty by throw ing off phlegm. and other.hninors from the lungs by Copious spitting. The third isa Diuretic,-- which giresease and double strength to the kid neys; encouraged, they draw large antotints of impurities from the blood, • which is then thrown nut . boantifully by the urinary 017 water passage, and which could not have been discharged in any other way. The fourth is 'h Cathartic, and accompanies the other properties of the Pills %Chile engaged in purifying the -blood; the coarser particles of impurity %hid) cannot pass b i th e other outlets, are tlic's ti,ken upand conveyed oil' in great quantities by the bowels. Prom the mane, it is shown that Dr. Morse's Indian Root Nils rot on:y enter . the stonrieli, but become united will; the blood, for they find way to every part. and completely cleanse. the system from all impurity, ntul the life of the b .dy vihich is the blorid, becomes peifccily healthy;.— (imminently all sickness and pain is driv e n froni th e system; for they cannot remain when the bo dy becomes so pure and clear. The reason why peeple are so distressr d• o hen sick. andso many die, is bemuse they do not get a medicine th..t will pass to the ntlicted parts, and which will o pen the natural passao...s fol.the disease to be cast out. henee, a small quantity °flood and oth er tli.ltter is lodged, and the stomach and intes tines are literally ()reaming with the corrupted mass: thus undergoing disagreeable fermenta tion,ennstnntly _mixing with the blood, t bleb throws the corrupted ?natter through every vein and artery, until life is taken from the body by disease. Dr. Mlerse's PILLS have aiblid to themselves victory upon victory, by restoring milii'.ns of the sick to health and happiness.— Yes. th;;oslnds who have been racked or tor. mented Mih sickness, pain and anguish, and whose feeble fr.,cues have been scort lied by the. burning eleinr nts of raging fever, and who !tare been brought, as it were, within a step uf the silent grave, now stand ready to testify step would have been numbered with the dead,'had it not been for this great and wonderful medic ine, Morse's Indian Root Pilk. After lor 2 do. sus had been taken, they were astonished, and absolutely surprised, in witnessing their charm. in,g effects. Not only d.) they give immediate ease and strength, and take away all sielinoss, pain and anguish, but the at once go to work at the inoudati ( "e ao f th e rtisease, which is the blot d Therefore, it will - be shiiWn, esperially by those who use these Pills, that they will so cleanse and purify,_ that disease-=the deadly- enemy—will t ike its flight, and the :10,11 0: youth and beauty will ag.ain"return, and the prospect of a long and happy life will cherish and briLliten your Clays. 17" .fleware of counterfeits in yellow wrappers—all genuine art in PLUE, with the sig. nature of A. J. Wirtin &Co., on each box. July Ist, 1857. . 127 tit Sheriff's Sale, B rirtuleinf a writ of Vets. Ex, istA f:CCI from the CoUrt of Common Pleas of Susqu'a County; and to me directed. I will expose to sale at the Court House in Slontrose, on Fri. day: the. 3rd day of July next, at ono ocluck, P. M., the following Real Estate, to Wit: All that Certain picee or parcel of land situate and being in the •township of Bridgewater, in the county .of Susquehanna, and bounded and described as follows, to wit : On the north and east by !ands of Latham Gardner, on the south by lands of John Wood and Joshua Curtis, and on the west by lands of Jaii Trumbull, con taining one hundred acres of land with allow. ances of six per cent, be thesame - more or less, .with the appurtenances, one framed house, one framed barn, an orchard, and mostly improved. Taken in execution at the suit. of Alexander W. Leisenring, vs. Richard Bitty. . The above sale is hereby adjourned to Wed nesday the .sth -day cf August next, at one o'. clock P. M. I. P. HOLLISTER, Shcr:ff. Sheriff's Otfi, e , - • . Montrose, June 10th. 1857. S 28w3. IMPORTANT TO THE )110: -, )-5, of '41...:%V.‘it ZAKE HAY WHILE THE SUN SHINES! VI/I st TIIE O UI. ) :D o ERSIGNED, (after using Independat Tooth lione Rake, take pleasnre in recommending it, for The follow. ing reasons: Ist. That it will rake more Hay in the same time than any other Rake in use. - 2nd. That while other Horse Rakes - are lab°. rious to opuate,thisis managed with comparative ease, anal in fact with pleasure, as the operator rides on the Rake while raking, and it can be op erated by any bey capable of mana,girig a Horse. 3d. That other Horse Rakes which have been introduced into this section, (that will operate on rough meadows,) tear up the sods, roll over the loose stones, and twist up the Hay so as to make the_ other handling inconvenient. This Rake leaves the Hay in the same condition as the old Hand . - Rake, clean, free from dirt and stones and easy to pitch.. 4th. This Rake is less liable to get out of repair; and can be easily mended Without g oing off the Farm. sth. The Teeth being all hung independent of each other, when an obstacle is in the way while raking, no more Teeth are raised from the ground than is sufficient to pass it. Also this Hake may be used for raking Grain ready for binding, at the same time raking over , the whole field. • S. Searle., F. 31. Williams, B. Guernsey,L. Catlin, H. Sayre & Bro., , E. G. Babcock, A. Butterfield, Dan'l Searle. W. Stone, John Sherer. Aridgewater, Jane 23 1857. *** These Rakes are now manufactured by CHAUNCEY FOOT, one mile North of MONT ROSE, at the Foundry formerly occupied by M., tr. E. ZIOTT, where they can be obtained. Machinesmay be seen at thesture of B. IL Sayre'& Bro., and other plaees in Montrose. *** These Rakes require tire Hind Wheels of a Wagon to make them complete for nat.. CASI" paid for all the Wow: in Suqinehanne . Co:, by DIMERNIAN dz. GARRET: FLOUR for sale by the Load or Barrel, by =KERMAN ¢z GARRE,TI, New Milford, ! Tuni loth, 1867. , jfiz looket the Ribhorte and Bonnetaat . : FtENYCN. LITTLE dc HARDING'S COLUMN. ANOTHER fug u 0 AgltnN4 Stork o RR! RH BBL.' • For the Somme! Trade Now and . Beautiful . styles, Farming Tools, AKES,Forks,Scethes.Snaths,Scytk e Stones, '11; Grind Stones, Morse Rakes, Grain Cradles, Sickles, &e., &c., a full assortment just received by LITTLE & Fish ! Fish ! ! AFRESH lot of those Fine Heavy Codfish, also, Bluefish in Barrels and hiair . Barrels, - uat - reeeived by . LITTLE & HAS DWG. • ALSO, A NEW Stock of Groeeh i es Hardware, Crockery, &e., &c., a hundrroth- part of which we have not !lino to mention. Enough to say, we have almost anything, and eve:, rything expected to be fotedikt a store in the country—all . of vibich \Ana lire 'determined to turn: into cash, in the very st'orrest possible timehntrd we terewith NOVICE TO IMA We wish it distlnotly undemtood, that for CAst! we Will Nell any kia3 of Goods at much lower prices than usual. • • • Kind Reader! . , A ll r cict tr'/M Foci Privately, it you Plc - Ose. We (le not wis!i you to - enterain the it.ea for kmoment, that we will sell you goods at cost, or less for the sake of doing business; for that is not our intention. We are willing to sell at a very small profit, and be content. Large Sales and Small Profits, We are determined to sell a larger amount of Goods this Summerohan ever before, and al. though our profits may appear light, vet- we ex. peel :at the end of th*.i yenro.he whole amount will proiO satisfactory. Fresh Groceries. Q.U(1.111, .31(24:mieg, Rice, Coffee, Tea, and C'..l all kinds of Groceries in any quantity, at the very lowest rates, a full stock constantly on hand, by LITTLE S. HARDING. Four Shilling TeL xiOTWITHSTANDING the recent heaq advanct , the price of Teas, we have se. cured a I.lrge lot of the came quality of that which ha+ created so much - good feeling among our Tea drinking t'ustomers. Plenty of it, by the chest or pound, at the Ola price, by It IS a Fact, rruAT satermos, Soap and Candles of the IL hest ptalitieg, are for'sale by.lllr Box, at New York city vtliolesale prices, by LITTLE Jr. HARDING. Potash, • I N Tin Cans, a Pure article, for sale by &Aramlo BootEi and Shoes,. ONSTANTLY on hand, n first rate assort. . .Ment of Men' s, Bova' and Youths' double f,n 1 e Boots and Shoes, of the best mannfaetnre, also, Women's Shoes, Boots . and Gaiters in ,gt - eat dariety, all to be sold st very low rates, by LITTLE & IfARDING. • Hats and-Caps, N almost enless variety,of kinds, quality andl prices, for sale by • Bonnets, - 151BD0NS, Flowers and Trimminizs, for sale • LITTLE & Clothing! 1 - NOATS, Vests and Pants, well made, :and good styles: Shirts, Co'Ws, Hosiery, Gloves, etc., for I , ale cheap, by LITTLC & HAIthING: Leather! CV : MX and Upper Leather, Pegs. Shoe Nails kJ and Thread, Wax and many other kinds of Shoe Finding., for sale by LITTLE & HARDING. Carpeting! D ICH all Wool Carpets, at low price, fur 1.11, snlo by Farmers and Gardeners I ATTENTION!! %VP: have just received a large stock of Far V mers"rools, such as Hoes, Shovels Spades, Seonpes, Garden Rakes and Hoes, Man ore Forks, Plonhs, Cultivatorso&c.. &e., &c. At.so—Afresh lot of Garden and Field Seeds for sale by To Lumbermen-and Coopers. - - D EST Cast Steel " and Steel Poll Axes, C:l9 , 1.1 Steel Mill and >I Cut Saws, also Patent tooth >I Cut Saws. with,Filea, of althost all de ser'rions, for sale by - • To Dairymen. - FIRkINS. Return Pails, Pans, Tin, Painted and Cedar Pails, Butter Bowls, Dairy Salt, &e. &e., for tale by - Are You Building? You will save rhoney by .purchasing your Nails, GlaSs, Paints, Oils, Sash, Dour Trim mings, and ,Hardware generally of LITTLE & HARDING. • • Flour, Salt and Lime, tho Load, or Barrel, constantl7 on hand, 1,1 and for sale by - Cash ! ! YOU can buy almost anything, in the stay of General nerchandise, for CASU, at a very srdall advance from cost, of LITTLE & HAREM. Produce Wanted. D UTTER, Eggs, Lard, Tallow,"Eßeawax, Grain of alt kinds, Rags, Old iron, Lumber, iiihingles, Dried Apples, Beans, Zc., &c., wanted in exchange for Goods,. b LI TTLE dL HARDIXG. LIED tit% LIITLE & HARDING. Tonktiannock Depot,, J ‘ u1y . 1,591, 1857. c Now being opened by LITTLE & &• HARDING LItTLE & ILARDTSG LITTLE & ihrDnic LITTLE & LirTt.r. & ITAnnING LITTLE & HARDIEG. LITTLE dt. 'LAUDING Spring Niessonts an *ring 4100D28 In- Great .Prnfution and Magnifrenee R. RN BRIT T, WITII his compliments to his friends and the public for the substantial and long continued patronage of his business, would again announce that he is receiving a large and full stock of ' Spring and Summer Goods, Including as usual a great variety , of Ladies' Dress Goods in Prints, Ginghams, Lawns, Barege-Delanes, Calicoes, Silk Plaid BaregeQ, Poplens; Brocade Black and Fancy. Dress Silks; Broche, - - Stella, Silk and Cashmere Shawls; ittantillas,'Par. . asols, Rich Ribbons, Bonnets&Flowers, Broadcloths, Cassim ors, ". With a great 'variety of other Staple and Fancy Goods, including groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Iron and Steel, Nails, St oyes, Hats al d Caps, Boots and Shoes, Carpeting, Flower . Oil Cloths, Painted Wit. . ' dew Shades, Wall Pa poi, Clocks, Drugs, Oils and Paints, & e &c .. The entire stock having been finienasea for CASH and with much care. will be sold at the lowesifigure,anfl.to meet the views of the closest CASH or TIM r: buyers. New Milford, 'May 1857. • ABEL TURRELL HAs just returned .from Now York, with a large and choke variety of Goods, bought for cAsir, and- selected with much .care, from 'over thirty of the best Houses in New York, which he offers to his customers and the public at low prices for Cash. • His !stock comprises: . D R.IT G'S, . • - MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WIND-OW GLASS, DYE STUT.ES,.- , _ROCERIES, • GL S—W A .R E, CROCKERY,. - - MIRRORS, CLOCKS, • , • WAT L PAPER. WI - NDOW PAPER, WI,NDOW OIL SHADES, FANCY. 6 0 0 - 1) S. MUSICAL -ISTRUMEN.TS, J E W. E • L• R. Y., • PERFUMERY, • IItV 0Q0I)S, - If Al WA R E,' STONE WARE,WOODEN WARE, R - :.JAPANNED WAR -E, ' BIRD C,. GES, CANA Y;. EE D , • POCK-ET..KNIVES, W II I P S , UMBRELLAS, GUNS, - PISTOLS, ;A 11 :SI NI T I-0 TtT . ItPB TIME - , Q• AAI P - II E N , • , B N FLUID, ALCOIIOL,. LIQUORS, -.. (ForMedicinalPurposeionly,) Tlt U.S S S. SUPPORTERS, - S 0 -L I) BRACES, • PO.I:TAIONAIES, • SPECTACLES, SILVER &. PLATED SPOONS, FORKS, &c., GOLD . PENS,- .STATIONERY, -VIOLIN STRINGS, BOWS, ikc ' And all of the most.-popular PATENT MEDICINES, Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto re celved; he hopes to merit a. continuance and large increase of the same. ABEL TURRELL. Montimite, Jane lath, 1857. Horrible Staash Up! A CAR' RUN OFF THE :DUG WAY And Twtntc•Fiyo DollArs Ilestroyed: n UT this bears no comparison in horror with LP what we are abidit to relate. Y (have probably all heard of the man with a Bork leg so perfectly adjusted that it "walked itself," and kept on walking till it Walked him to death and then ran off with his anatomy. •Bdt this is quite tame compared with a story that wb heard the other day of a lady, who had lately been fit ted with a Full Set of Artificial Teeth on the New Plan. Soon after the teeth had been ad jested in the mouth a kind of spasmodic twiching of the muscles of tho 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 'couldn't stop it. She was of course almost seared to death and so was the Doctor. Springing forward he seized the jaw and hold ing it. with_all his might he finally sticeeeded by a prestigious exertion in pulling the teeth out of the mouth, and here the violence of the tragedy ended. But the saddest part of tho story re mains to be told. Imagine the lady's distress hen she discovered that her splendid set of teeth for which she bad just paid three hundred dollars had Completely eaten titemselres up. This from last accounts was Still suffering from a pain in the jaw,which,we had forgotten to say by the violent contractions of the Digastrieus, was slightly dislocated.. Now it is to be most devoutly hoped, for the sake of bum Thy that the profession will Like warning by lb unhappy fate of this lady, and be cautious how they em ploy their skill in all its Most modern and per fretedforms, for without doubt had the doctor, failed to get out these teeth they would have eaten the poor Tidy to death. Beassured, 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. Yon will find me at almost any time except meal time or night time in my cfiice over Wilson's store, west end of Brick Block, with a - heart almost bursting with thanks for past favors, and 'ever at your service for a mod- erate return. _ Yours thankfully, C. D. VIRGIL, Dentist, Montrose; Pa TWE 1113T13.A.1. fin & 'ibe Ifitsitrance OF PHILADELPHIA No. SG Walnat-st, abov e Fourth. CAPITAL 8800,000. Make insus•ance against toss or damage by Fire; on Buildings, Furniture and Merchandise generally. OtZT Horses and Cattle, 'against 'death tram any cause. EirLOSSES PROMPTLY ADJI/STED.jd • DIRECTORS: B. R. MILIER, R. FLANIGENJ F . 13:-.4lintelettt, I Jimmy JonEs, SAML. 51, RANDALL CHAS. PLANIGEN, (if Wilmington, Dol.' WALCARTERBT,Sec, B. R. MILLER, Preset. BILLINGS STROUD, Agent. BLASTING Powder; Safety Ouse, anti Rine Powder for sale by LW: BULLARD. 1.1 OCKETKNIVES. - -A forge assortment of AC the bO•st. in roarket,ot . TURRELIIB. / • --::o:1 ::o W3OD PIAOPII4 (12 WV 4 I2IOD o AT TOE DEAD OF NAVIGATION! AND examine the ehoice stock of Spring and Summer Goods, Net opened for Examination and Sus, it very lowkisres by C. W. MOTT. CnALTS, Lawns, Brilliants, choice patterns very cheap by C. W. MOTT. QTELLA, Cashmere, and PoLida Shawls a very low prices by 'C; W. MOTT. r_TATS and Caps of the newest styles, in JUL great variety by C. W. MOTT. • PRINTS ]n aim - Mance by -. P • C. W. MOTT.. ,DROWN and Blue Sheeting and.Stirtings-- 12 Shirting Stripes, Ticks, Denims, Summer Stuffs, &c., &c., as low as can be afforded in this market. - C. W. AIOTT. ei LOTUS, Cashimers and Vestings, very de: sirable stylts, at prices that cannot fail to snit. Call and be convinced. C. W. 119TT. 1111111 ASS Moo*, Hosiery, Gloves, :Belts, 13 etc., etc., by C. W. MOTT. iII_GROCEIMIES, 'Crocker, Hardware and Ur various other articles to numerous td men. tion.--all of which shall be sold Cheap for Cash or Ready Pay. C. W. MOTT. Mohtrose, May Sib, 1351. - IC SATRE 111101611ER:Ii ARE NOV aECEIVINCT t vt -pily of .0 0 SPRING 4 _9'e - AND SI3AINIIR 000101%.• jFIICII for Cash or Produce can be bought WALLPAPER. A soled ait.‘orttrien . just received. S. - 11. SAYRE CARPETING. Barvins 911'elred by - . S. 11. SAYRE & BROTHERS. PLOWS! PLOWS!! PLOWS. We invite the attention of Farmers to the Celebrated .Peekskille Plows which we have adikd to our large assortment. S. H. SAYRE & BROTHERS„ Proprietors of Eagle Fohndry.. Montrose, April 29th, 1857. - ltstf. , ... • . • New Millinery. and Dress:Milking • ESTABLISH s, k v E :. .. . . Ladiee i have you Heard -t e New's. • • , - Mrs. ILinnrs, for erly . of New „ .I . ,:er__ 4 '. ~,?..:. York; has cip . eneni I. a Millinery '., -5 1 41 ! . 7• fr and Partiy . • L in' tie villi4e t lit,. T ,'; A' ; , .. i4V of Brooklytt;.and lutvlng just rg i ,iiW! turned :from Nov” York- witV a ~ ...4., Large and rash iouable stock of Goods consisting of La dies and Misses Strav Hats of every style and variety, Also, Crape and Silk Hats, constantly on hand, of . every hue and color, together with spkndid asNortnaent of Goorts4 - - such as Embroideries, Hair Braids,Hoidery, Caps, Head Dresses, Lace Goods, - etc., etc., all, of which she offers at the LOWEST ritteEi. * * *Particular attention will be paid to Bleach ing—always at home. Brooklyn, May sth, 1857. T EAV.7 At the New Store in Gibson. MBE undersigned havin,gjust returned from New l'ork, - are nog' exhibiting to the . gobd people of Gibson and vicinity, a complete assort ment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Crocker}, lisrd; ware, Boots, and Shoes; Hats and Caps, Ready made. Clothing,Staple and Fancy Me Goods consisting of svcs, Binges Chides. i3ingharos Prints. Sheetin - gs, Tiehings, Ind a largo . stock ' of Summer Goods. for Men and Boy's wear. - Believing the Ready pay and short credit lays= tend to . be the true one our motto is "The nibble sixpence is better than the sloW shilling" Call and see us for we tii/i sell yoil goods Cheap fur Cash. Gibson, April 20th, HAWLEY- & 1857.. • • GUILD. N B. All kinds of produce taken in exchange or-Goods. & G. .., • • Lissolution. • - . . rf'illE co.phrtntrship heretofore existing be -1 tween Elishft Bell and W. M. Tingley under the firm of Bell & Tingley is this day dissolved by mutual conscrit.,Th Books ana Accounts are in the hands of VV. M. Tingley for settlement in consequence )3 his treihrscquainted with said:accounts. They Will be - st the stor- " Hop Bottom on Saturday of iiCh *Telt. -re All persons having unsettled account tipbn thorn are requested to settle the; same immediately, by note dr otherttdAe; T;LISHA BELL;. W. M. TINGLEY. - The business will he earried on ht -the old stand in Hop Bottom by Elisfia and Truman Bell who are - thankful for past favors. We solicit a call from all our old customers. E. BELL, TA ELL. 1.8m3. Hop Bottom, April 29th, 1857. NotiCe. . W iR tn rE yb A ePa rn nibo wi a boa rd iwrtittuA M;, ts without tcat?S6 leftor provocation, all persons are hereby forbided to harbor or trust her on my account, as I will pay no debts of her contracting after- this date. JAMES BROWN. Franklin, Jane 22(10857. . WOOL CARDING. MILE subscriber is fitting up his machinery to accommodate his customers with work to suit the spinning and knitting public on short notice. Thankful for past favors be hopes by strict attention to business to merit a share of public patronage. A. G. REYNOLDS. West Brooklyn, June lat, 1857. Ott. The World's Great ExhibitioTt PRIZZ_ME DAL! AWARDED TO C. MEYER. For /is Two Fianna; London, October 15, If. C. MEYER, UESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public generally, that he has constant... ly on hand PIANOS equal'to those for which he received the Prize Medal, In Loader), in All orders promptly attended to, and treat care taken in the aelextlen and packing Atm same He has recieved during - the' last 'l6 ; per more medals than any other maker from tile Franklin Institute; alto Finit Premiums. at Bos ton, and Premiums at New York and Baltimore. rgir Wareroaaw mincers:4.lmm 62 &Fourth street to No. - 180 ARCH STREET, below Eighth, South side. Philadelphia. Hay 1857. Nag10216202=02= I.4ir Ji J. L. HER 1111 • I S happy to asnounce his 1211ffiffrOIIIII tower* that he \is no receiving Lea stock of Bring and Sam er Goals, co in part or Dry Goods, Groceries Which ha will sell,for-cas Bitter, Egg B 9 - , ror any . kind in a manner which - will pro tory -to all'who are dispose. aonviile May 13th, 186 EADY MADE CWT iL at the " U •• I3OOTS & SHOES Irrsj - •ai t‘ 1431 T Amormshir iiIVI/VHE'S TTER,at the " Up i A SETTLEMENT OF 11,_ DESIRABLE, at th , c4lnnee." MONOPOLY'• MO rrellS Is the great prim; 1 fish. small merchants. :1 at the late. Act paifsed at Ha hawking and peddling in Su an Act passed to gratify so who hal; o expressed a'defiire wagons." (6tttttnbitg; ostit DOWN. WITH hi Their large wagon will r; n more -regularly , than ever before, lint iL their 1 use for peddling, expires. In order tti,accorn, , , idate the comma-, pity and be able to battle eio4elioly successful" ly, they have made arranges eats to get New,. Goods weekly from New York ? mid they will 'ell the same Trete 15 to 20 per cent. cheaper, thrtit any other establishment in. Stlstinebarina Can& ty. We have now received oar • NEW SUMMER GOODS! . The largest, cheapest and best selected sleek: ever, offered in this market. It is not necessary to enumerate the articles whiclh our tussortmont_ comprises; is sufficient to y that we,hilve a . aeneral stock of the latest . and ost fashionable goods 'in the market, and we snot fail to snit - the public, as well in taste, as ,n prices. A fear words mere to our fellow-citi ns, and partieq lady 4 :3 !hose who feel thcms - yes independent add not obliged to`purchase a some particular store. We know that it-will e fora yppy. into. lest to examine and price our ciods before pur chasing elsewhere; that bin tr e motto .that - •i penny, saved is bttei.' than two-earned." W 4 are deterrolitea to spare no pains to give general ; spisfaction, and we shill a'weys be ready int 4 happy to eihibit, our assortmcint to those .who. will favor us with a call. . Gurrisnxtto; rios, .Mont •ese, May 12th, 1857. _ffilliKtlN E Iv! o NT . RO . S . '. /TIKE subscriber h .- -.. , -`w4.. 1 . - .11 , -.. -1 refitted and pm re„;i;r-f:.-. above well known a . ----.-:__ is prepared to aceom ding public and others with a 1 and, coAvente.nces usually_ fum HouseS. No droll will be ap prietor and his Assistants to equal in very point to iny in t The Ear will ulwaysbe s Clwiyest j..iquors. - Teiiii Stables, connected arc large, roomy and convenien attentive Hustle's ail) always in • 1 ' - i:t - .. J. - Montrose, 'flay 13th, 1857. C. & Real Estate Brokers, and / dange, and _Land I . - DES IdOfNES, Exchange Interest paid on deposits: or -invested at Western rate& and sold: Lands kkated with V on the most favorable terms. We attend to any business Government Land Offices, •in 11. tern.lGwa,—taxes paid. Collec promptly remitted. Den itioineP, May 1857. MANN rpHIS MACHINE can do th :I 1, fifteen men. It took the fi the ,qvient National Pair at Paris of 1355, apd when on exhibitio l and State Pairs In our irwh cowl been p•ronoitOed i the best Maehi vite the FatinatS count at Montrose and eiathine the AI selves, as an accurate tlescripti s in print would oe - cupy too mac: columns ofa newspaper. !C. D. Lif - in ,'MontrOSe, Afirib:l4 1357. 1 ALa'ricl.'stock 'of Gloves and variety,' for Gents. tadies;a; HAV1..f.1 7 • D.,0 . 0T8 and Shees, and Rea .4! !ngof every styleln marke . A . ! C o t e assortment of Dress , 'TrinunipgA, &c 41. YLEY vi,oua and Salt by ;he•Barr . • - • HAWLEY -12 Eagle Foundry ICIOR, superiority of enstieg of inadhiiiery can not he e S. 11. Sara • . - Corn . Plow , PARTICULAR attention is Peekskill Corn Plow, de Cora Plow ever ihtrodured in t • S. 11. Seeks k • Cultivators Nr 0' botiii in ilep - country tki II - by S. li.,.SAras. 4 1) STOVES ! STOVES t 1 S VES, i 1 . 1 • r‘Uft Stores have been ,so. oringisly tr 44, Vto the entire satisfaction ;irk that thati need no recommeßd from 113. - ' - - - • :-- S": 11. SAttili - , BRosagas.- Challis DeLa T ili..plueo to buy Chains. f, . Birage — A T r ed u ced prices at - Ts. , Lawn. La AT • teduced priies at - . Pants . ° Par , ASO can buy a Par Ive Mina , keilt ifaidiffare &14 Fennel' Nodal' s ., e perfectly satisfac« to deal with him. ~_ - nville Exehangii."- I }MCI:I; 4 nville Exchange! ICES PA ID - }Pik ...nvilte-Esektpige LD ACCOU " Upsonrilie OP.= t _.„ .le, among - 'Oil; set: 1 , proofof this took: l oshurg; prohlith uehanna CountyL. l e of the 3ferehanti„ to stop some largo • aunt !ONOP011": & Co: ,$_ E, PA. vine purchased, fly furnished the tll2'll popular Hotel odate the trai -1 the attentioW Ind in first-close - paredby the Pro make tho Hotel ho country. _ lipplied with thi ith this Hong, and careful and: charge of them. TARBELL a:/era in Ex rnsnla. oiVA. tight and sold,-` Monty Jona Lauda tiofigfig airania of bum .noected , otral or Wad i 'ono made, and work of ten ea -t priquittot at_ lin' the summe4., at the Cofini*_ try has always e in nse. I in.' rto eag on me hind for them-. In of the Agatne, spaee di' OP, Agent. oinery,oteypr,l,i d Children, at Ciotti: at GUlEfra HAWLEY onnots, Etontet at:. GUILD'S. I or Pound, it GUILD'S. -•-• • & 13aorttais.: invited to the. tdedly tho best y le market. BuoTartett trosa oftered • • a ion is • W. MOTea. _-' O18t,:7: . :::-,. 'ehenp'st„::---;•:.- ,:Wi-**.V.
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