Expecting to be'dt 'home"
For a fair weeks. I would, hereby extend a
tontaar. mvii.triort to those indebted to me by
Note, Book acct., or for rents, to call at once and
s e ttle, as SOME may save costs.
'Wive in my store, (upstairs) occnpied by C.
W. Mott. M. C. TYLER.
Monkrose, January 2.oth, 'lB5B. j3W3-*
Notice.—The: Rev. J. B. McCreary and Lady
of Great Bend, desire to'express -their gratitude
to their friends for the very generous donation
made them on the evening . of the 14th inst.,
.
amounting to one hundred and seventy dollars.
Great Bend. Jan'y 16th, 1858.•
TeatatOre Institutes will be held in
different localities the Countv
CLiFFOED:—Jan. 23d at-10 O'clock A. M. at
the Truesdell School House. •
-.BRACFNEY;—.Tan 30th at 10 o'clock A. M., at
the Ilrackney Schoolhouse. . •
13tomows' liectow:—February 20th, I st 10
o'clock A. 31:, at the public Schoolhouse..
Prot Stoddard will attend all of the above
mentioncd.rnstitutes in company with the under,
signed-lectu?thg, to the peopleand instructing
the teachers.
The friOnis in the vicinity will please see that
all thirto are in eadiness for a - good, interesting
and profitable session.
If the friends in Silver Lake " think' the Brack.
nev ScFoolhouse will not be sufficient to uevotn
rnaste the auditory Alley-will pleise try and se
cure the use of the Church near 4—they had
prdbably better do so anyhow: •
• . B. F. TEWKSBURY. Co. Snp't.
Sufferers with clise;,?•es the hiadder, kid
nein, give', dForilyvx!c.akness, 'read the ad
vertisement in another column, 'belted •".H.hitn
bold's Genuine Preparationln tnij.
try it unman', voile, ci-.iurr,euts, pains
iniiimba, back. ,and ch_e , t, are immediately eared
busing Dr. Venitian Loth.
ink has ever ken discovered 014 a-top s -pain like
it, Warranted. None genuine.unles4 signed 8. - 1.
Tobias. Price 45 &50 as. Depot, 56 Ccirtiandt
street, New York. - . (3t3.
For ante by Abei Turrell.'lll,,strnse', [3a2.
Influenza, audcowwiiu Cold, like
thieves in the night, have carried, many_ to the
N silent grave. They ire caused by •*sudden check
• ofperspiratn. which.the stomach is rendered
to .
inactive, and the lungs become lciaded With cor
rim matter, and death is the result. For colds,
coughs, and chills, succeeded by heat, for fevers,
boarseness,and rawness of the throat, lungs and
stemach, - wiliikness and. sickness of every kind,
from 3 to sTills,m . going.to bed, for a fe.w days,
trill he all that von require to restore you to per
fect health. It has been admitted allover Eu
rope, that there ticker ''W`rtsil Medieino•that will
exlirpate'all manner of disease froths the system,
equal - to`Dr. Morse's
_lndian Root Pills th:t
the more you take them the A:iodger you gr )V.-.
These Pills not only cleanse the bowels,-but fol
low the Wool thro' , every vein and rtery, and
to purify it from all morbid and co p t humors
tt disease (f . every name-is expel' from the
bedr. , . j rot .
. .
gs.aavanstt..- • •
In Foray Like, Jan. 14th, 14. Rev. A. 0,
Warrc-n, Mr. ELISEI katIFFIS, dr., and Miss
MESE BREWS.TER.both of Fotest Lake.
81RD.
In Brooklva,: lin. 4th, ANN W. Wife of Jas.
= - Waldie, aged 4-iNy'rs 8 mss. and 20 days.
She.was a kind and affectionate mother, and
her family deeply lament her loss.,,but have the
assurance that -she is at rest in Lh t land where
sickness and sorrow are tiaknotvri;
We Jmiss thee, absent mother, •
We miss-thee ev'ry day, •
Death might have claitned atioilter,
k And letour thother.stay,
We miss thee absent mother, -
";loved -so many years, • .
. • "here tiOuld we find another -
So worthy ocour tears.
Tho' tears:now without ttltbl;er,.
We shed, affeetior,,rain3
'We Wo'd rot break thy slumbers,'
And call thee hack again. •
At 'a meeting of Brooklyn Lodge, No. 313, T.
0. of.O. F., of Pa.. the undersigned were ap
pointed a comrnittt e to offer resolutions upon
the death of th t i.wire of our beloved brother, Jas. '
Wuldie: and beiy, leave to submit the following:
' Whereas, It has pleased an All-wise t'roVidence
to remoYe from among 04 the wife of our beloved
brother while-in the prime of life and in the
midst:of usefulness,iwhiln we deem it osr duty
4o bow with submission to att'clverraling Provi
dence;
Resolved, That We tender • to our bereaved
brother our warmest sympathy in this his hour
of atittiction and sore bereat'emep t,. Having, With
him the consoling assurance his -lois hai
been her infirsite gain.
That in this sad bereiveinent we bre remind
ed.of the uncertainty of life, and the certainty of
death, and that ere Inne we too • must be laid in
the narroW house appeinted,fur all the living.
That as a token ofiesn , ct for the deceased,
• we will as far as passible littund at the hour
appointed "fur her funeral nod see that tht3 last
dald rites are paid to, he- with due respect.
S. WitaTr.o.us. Jc coin . -
• ANSEL STEULINC. •-
In llrii.oklyn. on the RUN' E.;
We of James 0. Ballard,,agf.d 33 rears.
Suddenly and unciucetedly she dr:lled
`away. Yesterday in health, to day n'd :Ober, d
- -frith the dead! " Taly in Ml* are we-in the
Midst. of dealt] !"
In -the death of Mrs. Millard; bereavnd
husband mourns the„lects 4 all that t :,, a rh a li t tw
.the sacred relatiein of Wife arid friend: her chil
dren a kind and affectionate m, her: society one
Of its brightest ornaments: and a nrimerons circle
Of relatives and friends of one that vi-as &ndeired
to them by the many amiable quatitivi o! her I
tind and heart. ',Her fife was adorned bathe
tE
ristaih virtue.; Het faith through tlec mercy I
efend recognized a sinless an4'happv immOrt..l I
ty for Vie , whole family of man. And leaning
upon the •aritt of the Infinite Father, calmly and
petkaefultv. We trust, did her spirit pass from its
clay tenement—front the 'Cerra and 'anxieties—
the pains and sicknesses of an earthly-home, to
the joy and purity of n Some in heaven. How
glorious the change! How great tie Contrast!
"Here smiles tnn-t hide the itching heart,
And cheerful wolsis the. mute despair;
Here friends must meet:andl4WP; and part .
But not sr; Ihirel
Thcre'we•sluill wreet„,all meet to
With lave that has no-1:41111)1bn feari i
In that dear home, far. fa above. -
. .This land of tears."
The, funeral services were, performed in the
Oniv.ersalist c.hurch, on the.loth. inst., in the pres
ence of a laige and sympathizing congregation,
evincinglheii'lligh regard for her that was no
more cf earth. , LC".
Ia Bridgewater, lan. 14, 16.58, THOMPSON
M. VAIL, aged .16 years. 7 months and 14 day's.
• There are ciiet - Oistances connected with the .
. • death of yonni - vaii which has touched a tender
chord •in the hearts of many friends._ Just at
_ that period ip life, whet .youthful anticipations
are highest, and human prospects fairest and
when it is rnost'matural to cling tenaciously to
life, was he called .away.
Had he been in the Providence of God.permit
- ted - to have come down to his grave, even in
youth, by the -natural coarse of disease, it would
have mitigated somewhat, the grief. of a deeply
afflicted 'amity._ Though the ways ofGod are
deeply-invsterious: t.nd to us frequently inpm
prehensit;le,yet it is our duty to bow meekly tbad
kiss the rod, and say " thywill be done."
While playfully using a pocket knife, he-acei
- dentally ran the blade into his kg,,.severing an
artery, and wounding, a nerve,tho latter of which
was the immediate cause of.his death. The acci
dent occurredin? Tuesday evening. &o'clock, and
although the loss of blood was very great,he lin
gered until Thorsdny morning, 8 o'clock, when
be expired.
In Montrose, Dec. 25t1„ 1857,, FRANCIS
FORDHAM t >aged 71 years, 4 months and
23 days.
_Tite deceased was - born at
_Southampton,
Long Island, August 2d, 178 Q, and was one,
of the early settlers of this place. • Ile took
up his reaidence here in tho fall of 1812,
when the ~ ,ant i w lf• in it". infancy. [0.4.
T. RO
REPRESENI'S A c
For Fire, Marine, Lift, hd Inland Ingram. I F
" Office, New ipliord, Pa.
January 18th. _ • 11*
farmers' Peqauirs'
ret
INSURANCE COMPANY
thi
N. W. Corner Second Ind Walnut Streets,
1 AUDIDAPIiIIt
CAPITAL. $1,250,000•
This Company efertstiFire Insurance A ref(
Buildings, Goods'Furniture, &c.
Marine Ilusura accost Vessels, Cargo
and Frdght, N
TO ALL PARTS IE..WORLD.
-Inland Ineuraneo .on -Goths 44 Rivers,Lkes,
Canal ed Lantl_Carriike,
to 411 Parts of he, Vnion
up
on the unet . fivorst-..
blo terns.
D I RE - ChORS:
.•
Hon. THOS. FLORENCE, • CHARLES DIRGES,
GEO.Ji. A RMSTRON6, - Tuois. MANDERYIELD,
CHAS. A. RUBINCA . EDW . !) R. HELM:MLR.
GEORGE lIELMBOLD, CARLL BREWSTER,
JAMES E. REAL,' LEACH. JR.
THOMAS It, F.II4I.ENCE, President.
EDWARD HELM ROW;Sieretary.
T. BOYLE3gent.'
-eigtevoreitmkt,..l4 , ,wo, Pa.
January !Sill,. .
. . .
E M A - 14
•
The Saddle• sidTruink Shop of
nral/D2E
jIJ RE3IOVED to thfAilding recently mem.
.p.edC C. MAMain St., efte door
ab‘r.re S. S. lott's, where h&rill be happy to
wait on all who may. fay j othitairith their patron
age. - , .
Jan. 20th, 1858.—te„. •
Administrator's Sale.
VIRTUE of an
. rder ,of sale made by
IP the. Orphan's Court of Susquehanna County,
will be exposed tattale, by public venditkur out
cry. on TuesdaY tht; dad of February next,
at ten o'clock a. m., a --eatetai . tt piece or
parcel of land situate in the toivtr? , hipof Herrick
in said county-, bounded on the nnith and east by
leads of J ames Conk, south by the ."old Newburg
Turnpike," and west by land of Campbell,
and George Crandal I, containing, about _ •
seventy neres..with the appurtenances, „,,;„
one framed dwelling house, and barn jri t ,. : .
and having about 30 acres improved.
Late the estate of Leonard,Cooli; deceased.—
Sale to take place 'on the premises. Terms
made known on the des'
1011N...SMILFN, Adm'r.
Jan. 19th, 1858.-3w4.
E. W. PHELPS'
PATENT COMBINATION BEEHIVE.
A SURE protection against Moths, Mice, and
.1 - 1.
all enemies of the Bee. Highly approved
for the laSt 5 yeargqty the most intelligent Bee
Keepers in the western and eastern States.
S. Gregory and J. 11. Bei.-
tholf, Monroe, Orange Co., N. Y.; J. E. North,
Candor, Tioga CI R.', N. Y.; IV' M. More, Painted
Post N. Y. Sam) Kidder; ',J. C., Elton, and
A. C. Ely, Elmira. N. V.; Jeho. 54.wsrk,
N. J.; Frederick. Fritz, EaSton, Pa.: Hiram Hull,
Westfield, M ass:i henry Elliman, Addison, N. Y..
and Abijah Wells, Gibson,'D. L. Iline, Hariford,
G. C. Birdsall, Jackson, and B. F. Wells, Clifford,
Sustia Co. Pa.,,
It may be used as'a swarming or 'non-swarm
_ink hive, the surplus front.: and comb-can be re
moved Without injuring the bees. It is very
convenienr , for feeding bees, and prevents all
danger from robbers it is also the cheapest pa
-toot Uige-nour io Ugeii A hitelivi tit two sections
casts 82.75, three Sections 133.50: -. made of the
best pine lumber, aril can at all times
of 8.-F. Elmirn, N. Y., or of the under.
signed in 'Gibson.
For nutting and using,s.s, hive and right $B.
I will sell town rights, ii.tying bought the - right
for tite county. With every hive and right,. I
give a book instructing Thaw to manage it. I4f.v
hire was at our County Fair last fall and took
the premium, with theibecs and honey in it. I
warrant eyety hire I sell to give satisfaction, or
refund the money after fair trial.
COE,WELLS.
Gibson, §usq'n Co., Pa.,l!in. 81h, I 8.58. tst*
tAckawanna & Elo6msburg
ARRIVAL and DEPARTINtiof TRAINS
comb Norm'
_l3tatirr, IN: Y. SLiil. Acco'n. Phira•'Maii
Leave!: a pert, 3.1:5p.m
Bloom, 7.10 " 3 25 •`
r.py • N " • , 3.33 ."
latne 730 "• 3.45 "
Bernick. 7.55 " 4.10 "
Desch HaYen,s 8 10 " 4.25 ".
13each OfoVe, 8,20 " 435 "
'l4hicks6innv, 8.35 " 4.50 "
Dania:kJ.. CI. 8.55 ". 45:15 "
Natitictike, 9.00 " 5.20 "
Plymouth. 9,20 " _ 5.40 "
Ar*Ye at Kingston, 930 " .. 556 "
Leareltir‘e , tort, 9,35 " /..45p An. 600 "
- 210 • 620 "
VV:zt l'itl4on, 9. " - 625 "
Pitt-ten. " 230 " 6.20
La, kat‘env; putt 2.45 " 440 "
lotvi.le, 10,20 c• 3.00 " •• - 6.56 "
ijrive Scr:o.ton, 10.30 4- 315 " 7.00 "
The N. w York Hail Train connects with the
Expres,going E:.st,O - n the - Delaware, Lackawan
na & Western Railroad.
Arrive in New-Y0ri;7.15 p. m. .
" 4 Philadelphia, by_Caluden,& Amboy
Railroad, 8.20 p. tn.. . ,
Fare from Rupert to New York $6 : 00.
The_ Accommodation - Train-North, gonneets
at Scr anton with the Express Train West on
the D. L. & Railroad,
GOING soarti.
Statiods. Phira Iftiih n .ileetirt. N. Y. Mail.
LenVest•ratitori; - S 00.i.01 - 11.P010in •4.00p.m.
,11.45 " 4.10 "
LackaYranSic m.
.8 30 12.15 p u 7. 430
- W. Pittston, 8.35 "712.10 " 415 "
Wyoming. B'4o 12.40 "
_4.40 "
Arrive ai Kingston, .9:00 ." • I.oo' " 5.00 "
Lean-Kingston, '10.60 6.15 "
PlS•mouth, 10.15'" 6.30 "
Nanticoke. 10.50 6.55 "
liunloek C'k, 10.45 -" 7.00 "
r A hiskinhy, 11 HI . " 725 "
•
each Grove, 11.25-i‘, 7.40 "
fictich.Haven, ILss'i 7.50 "
Berwick, 11.35 - s" 8.10
Lime Ridge, 12.20 . 0.6. 835 "
E•'l7. 12.30 ‘'
Bloom, -12.40 " - 8:50
Arr•e at Rupert;. 12.50_ 9,I1)0 "
The Philadelphia Mail Train goin" South,con
fleets with the Mail Train.at _East"
at 1.10,p. m„ for Catawistn; Port Clinton. fatts-
Reading, &e. arriOng at .Philadelphia at
8.25 p: m. Also with 5158 Train - gOing West at
3 o'clock p. m , for Danville, Milton, Muney,
Williamsport and Elmira. •
Passengers by the 4 o'clock p..m;Train going
South. can take the 11 o'clsek p.m. Express train
for Elmira and the West or lodge at Blohmsburg
and take the 4 . o'cloc a. ui. train,going East,
arrivini at Philadelphia at 12 noon.
at - Passengers for -Harrisburg, direct will
take the N. Y. Mail train (4 o'clock p. m.) going
rienth. connecting at`Port Clinton with the
-Dauphin, & Susquehanna Railroad, arriving at'
Harrisburg at 12' o'ciocknoon, next day.
F. J..LEAVENWORTH; Sup't.
Scranton, January 13th, 1858. 3m3.
PROFESSOR wbous Hair Restorative at
TURRgLVS.
WoLrs Aromatic Stiliedatn Schnapps. a
• TURRELL'S
qSH icf tot :di the Woeit, C
:. 17' MI in.gir_q C u_e_r.
hann
.Ktitn G
vi 4: .Rm
• _. 8
I pi-TAL-op OVER
,embol4l3 dentine Prepanktion
—or—
ghty Concentrated Compound Fluid, Extract
Bath.
rir Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys; Grate/
Drksy, Weaknesses, Obstructions, Secret
iseases,• Female Complaints, and all
Diseases of the S . exual Organs,
000,
:uses nervous mid debilitated sufferers, and
moVes all the symptoms, among which - Will be
roe d indisposition to exertion, loss of power,
to . of memory, difficulty of breathing, gen
e 1 weakness, horror of 'disease, weak
erves, trembling, dreadful horror* of
_ death, night sweats, cold feet, wake.
fulness, dimness of vision. tapper,
universal lassitude of the mus
cular system. often eiirmous -
. . appetite, with dyspeptic
symptoms, hot hands, flushing
of the body, dryness of the skin.
pallid _countenance and eruptions
on the face,paip in the bach,heavineas
of the eyelids, frequently black spots
ving before the eves. with a tetnporiry _
anfrusion and loss of sight; want of attention,
great mobility, restl(4ness, with horror of so
ciety. Nothing is more desirable to such patients
th solitude.and nothing they more dread for
fear of themselves: no repose of manner, no
arnestness, no speculation, but a harried
transition froFone queiti ' to another.
cite Svmpt+s, if alloWed :go'htiz--`,wthicli
this medicine invariably rinnoielt non - fhlleWs
i
loss of power, fatuity and epileptic fitti—in one
of , h igh the patient may eipire. Who can say,
that! these excesses ark not frequently followed
by those direfoi diaerises—insanity and consume.
tio? The records of the insane asylums. and
the ofelancholy deaths by consumption boar am.
pie itness to the truth of these assertions. In
Inn tie asylums the most melancholy exhibition
opl x,
ars. The countenance isnctnaliv. sodden &
1 qui e destitute—neither mirth or grief ever via.
1 its i Should a sound of the.vcice occer, it is
1 rartilykrticulate. . . ,
- ..-
iiTO from excesses and imprudenc es in life, and
no
I
ng all improper dischargus from the bled.
r, idneys, or sexual organs, whether existing
BI LE OR FEMALE, l'eom whatever cause
i
ey ay have originated, and no matter of how
ng tending, giving health and vigor to . the
am , and bloom to the pallid cheek.
J Y TO THE AULIOTED.:I!
. .
- With woeful measures wan desil'air
Low ..Mien sounds his grief b'eguiled."
Debility is tite most terrible! end has brought
thousands to untimely graves. thus blasting the
ambition of twiny noble youths. It can be mired-1
by the use of this
ilirALLinzr. IREI7EIII7. I
If von are suffering with any of the above dis
tressing
I .
ailments,: the Fluid Extract Buchn will
cure von. Try it and he convmeed of its eflicacv;,
Beware. of qua ck nostrums and quack doc
tor . who falsely boast of abi lit 'ill end references.
Citizens know and avoid them, and . save-long suf
ferllngtmoney, and !exposure. by sending or call
ing( for a bottle of this popular - and specific rem
mi.' . It allays all pain 'and ieflammstiori; is per
kr. ly pleasant in its taste ar.d odor, but immedb
at in its action.
HELMBO'..D'S EXTRAR . BUCHU
- l i : prepared directly according to the rules of
Ph ! rmacy and-Chemistry, with the greatest cc. I
curaey and chemical knowledge and care deco.
tel in its combination. See Professor Dewees'
va uable works on the piactice of physic, and I
m st of the late standard works of medicine.
$1 00 _AO One hundred dollars will . !
be paid to any physician who can prove that the '
m dicine ever injured a patient:and the testimony
I
of thousands can-be produced to prove that it !
do great good. Crows of from ono wad. t.
13 years' standing have been effected. The mass
of voluntary testimony in.posSession of the Pro
t prietor, vouching. its virtuesand Curative powers,
s Immo*, embracing names well known to
,cienl
ee and Fame.
06.000 Bottles have been sold and not a
hing,le instance of failure has been reported! '
oilPersvally appeared before me, an 'Alderman
the City of Philadelphia
_.T. Helmbold,
Cnemiat, who being duly cavern ldfic's say, dist
14 preparation cobtaius milCari - !otte, 11creury or
injurious Drug. but is purely Vegetable.
IL T. Helmbold. Sole Manufactu'rer.
Sworn and subscribed beforeme this 23d day of
. Nbs- 1854. Wm P. HIBBARD, Alderman.
• Price 81 per Bottle, or six for. 85. delivered
ti any address. accompanied be reli..blc and rpg.
ponsibleeertificates• from Professors of Mv,-Uef,l
Cellezes, Clergyrnenand others. Prepared and
sold by - ' H. T. IIELMBOIA,
- Paretical and Analytical Chemist,
N Sloth 10th-st.. hetow Chestnut, Assem
bly Buildings, Philadelphia, Pa.
To be Wad of all Dritsrvists and Dealers
the U.S., Canada& and British Provinces.
il
Beware - Of Counterfeits. Ask for Helm bold's
take no other. Cures tirantied.
S T Id in Montrose by ABEL TURRELL, Agent.
Jan. 20. '57.--2.5t.
•
11IN'Mr iltlitig.,., PIN
.
? 'HE subscribers having associated with them
i Mr. J. P. W. RILEY of this place; the bu-
Siness -will hereafter be condiwted under the
name and style of
BENTLEY,\REAI) & CO.
We shall of necessity have to open a new set
of Maki, and we are very desire — us that our old
i nns should be settled, either by notein other.
iee at 111 . e earliest convenience, of theilie hating
Pen accounts with us.
To . persons who have owed us for years, and
shunned us because of such indebte4hess, we
huld give ri sfecial lin - 11 - zit:4i to collie in and
! l ei. us. To these who have fcr ;:ears . liestoWed
Upon us their liberal Tatronag and paid us,
- romptly, we would tender our arty, our sin
ere thanks, earnestly soliciting , continuance of
I cr.
i heir patrpriaee, Under a ply ge that thee shill
aye no cause to complain of the price or qttalit9 of
t ,
ur Goode. We shall have on hared. constantly,
full assortment of all description 0 Goods
sually sold in . the 'Country, atd we, invite all
fishing to purchase, to Forge in and examine our
'tock, before biylitt ilsewhere.'
BENTLEY & READ.
Montrose, Jan. Ist., 1858. , • I w 3.
\i-11-T-111
. W ANTE D. .
A GOOD BLACKS.NIITH in want of emply
-1 !tett can Lind a chanie- Riot rate
usiness by applying to the, pc bsciiher at Dt-
PUE:B id-Jesaup. . The Atop (kith or with
out tools) will be rented, with house, gardeh
and fire wood, on.fair terms. Plenty of work in
the viiaity. Fpply lit the mills. or iddreart
- DEPUBi•
Fai~d ale , apaq'a Go., Pa.
January 2d, 1858.
NOTICE,
THAYER would Any io the Publie
that he will be at his office from nine' till
ten o'clock, a, In., eackday afid Tuesdziya and
S a tu r d a y s , fro m nine in the morning till nine in
the oceniog. Extraordinary ciala excepted.
Will those.wieliing to ace him govern them
' seNes fitCoulinigly
January let, 1858.
CLOTUS, Cashimers and Vesting's, very de.
airablesstylcs, at prices that cannot fail to
sdit. Call and lsn convinced. C. %V. 410TT.
116111.111113141.:.V .
vinyl ill nipecisou -
•sostosinnS igouaq put
aw dioti - L'ujop. ola Sq pun -2t puids puu ul dale
of out:old 'wick; 4.10,11 JO 141.10.1110JW110p msuiouss
pus iuullop egg 102 suq oqss ouo Sulu o§ •sktuFt
aql iins ol saupd it pun ird Spew JOJ Ilea 01
, %gel , Ssunurr Jo Sup pia aql 00 peauauntioa 1
1 pun suoJwd poi spualsi Aw 03 him °gin pgioss
4 •opisq Suit Jo i 6 nd oH)a.,lglo 11
hugs 1 Ati LiAt!pilaw' paillas aq isnal qunuasu
Jpqi iutri 'ow osso otos esturi,ol agog' of Au.
pinost 1 'Asson inoqilss Bo magi d4ai loulliga I
pnu‘sloaq Sin no Bugmosi OJU pm, 'ow col N. -
1
41 y 04 ° o "ti FratICIL 4 OI I V I I TIM*, S
. .
, fivau. av 10 ,
• 1
A COMPLETE assortment of GROCERIE S
r. d. 0. M. 11,111': :'V. '
Things as They Bitola Be.
WE wonld4iay to our numerquls Friends and
Customers, that we 'liar. secured the
*envy of most of the popular Mint Medicines
of the day, for which we are allowed forty per
cect. for selling. We propose (on'iler the hard
times) dividing' . the profits with our customers.
Now, good friend', and enemins`(if we have
any), you that wish to save money, call at the
FARMERS' STORE and you - will
. find everything
which poor diseased nature reqires for her res
toration, at prices unparalled in the history of
This medicine age.
Among our catalogue may be found the cele
brated Greenberg Medicines; Dr. Jainis Mof
fat's Pills, Sovereign Balm, the 'qerman -Lion
of the Day, Ilygeian Vegetable Medicine, Child's
Pills.. Gifilin's Hufeland's, German Vegetable,
Judd's Medicated Cuticles, Jostling'', Vermifuge,
Pain Killer, with every variety of Thaver's Fami.
lj Medicines, warranted to answer tile purpose
f o r which they are recommended; Crandall's
Blood Pcitifler, Radway'r Readyr Relief, with
others too nnmerona to mention. Call and see.
Counsel and and Advige free of charge.
rt. THAVItE, JR.
Montrose, Dec. Ist, 1857. ;",
N E W•
T:t dab AstiS D JEN TA FA
,GOODS!
For Cash or Re*dy-Pay.
•
The auhscribers have just tiuschased a New and
WELL SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS,
Consisting of Staple'fand. Fancy
DRY GOPOD•S
Groceries, Crockery, Ifitrdioare, Boots and Shoos,
4"• ,
Woulbler them for sate. sir Store , at low
er rates. an Goods
-have sold in this place
for Caen or PRODUCE; experience having taught
us that this is the only trusraway of doing busi
ness.
As we have bought our Goode fur Cash du
ring the groat money panic, we have bought
them Low, and will sell them the same.
c * *P lease give use call and examine our stock.
GUILE & 4LANDING.
Darter& Oct. 12th, 1857. < -
$O , OOO WORTH
' GE Goods at Panic Prices!
Tj BURRITT, is mow receiving large addl.
11. Lions of NEW GOODS to his stock that
will be sold at prices to suit the-times, inclaing
a great variety of
Ladies , and crentlienscnfis Dress Goods,
with a full assortment in all departmerits of his
TRADE, and at prices mach reduced. and Many
kinds of Goods more than 25 percent. lower than
early fall prices.
Rr" He would pahleiiiarly call the attention
of cash buyers to his now stock of
CARPETING,
BUFF-440 . ROBES,
STOVES, tfe„
as large and rich, and at low down prices.
New itlilfurd, Dec. 15th, 1857.
AGENTS,.ATTENTION.
D ° you wish to told good - employment, and
m a ke money with little or no investment,
and without interfering with your regular Leal
netts l' If you do, read this advertisement.' .
C. E. TODD & Co., of 392 Broome street, New
York, are manufacturing and telling massive
gold Pencils fur $5 each, (which are eh'tap at
that price,) and they throw in a gift or prize with
each Pencil, worth from $2 up to $5, $lO, 915,
$2O, $25, $3O, 950, - $75. $lOO, $2OO. 9500.
Den's cry out . •• itunibtr Lottery! It's no suvh
thing. The Pencils are sold at their cash value,
and all the profits over their flvst cost are
thrown-'into the gifts, which actually emit the
purehaser nothing. The prizes are distributed
.on a Ample plan of drawing, -a hide would take
too mode rqom to explain, bat w hich has never
failed to give complett, satisfaction. We have
drawn tMd sent to pur4h , pes 183 gold watches
of various prices; 74 ii'rses of gold dollar , , 233
gold lockets, 850 gold ;trains, and a correspond.
ing clambered tithe . le& Witlll4--lria months.
i
THERE .All , e ll() BLANKS;
but every purchaser' caws a prize worth $2
certain, and it stands thousands of chances to be
a higher figure. N
We.want a good agent in every neighborhood
throughout the country, to solicit purchasers,
and anragent, to be sticet.ssful, must have a
Pencil and . prize to exhibit. We pay agents 81
cash for each purchaser he obtains, and the first
person in any neighborhood who applies for a
Pencil and gift, will receive the agency for that
that locality. Should an agent obtain a valua
ble prize to exhibit with his Pencil, he would
have, little dilliCulty in obtaining scores of pur
chasers, and making it a paying business.
A NEW IDEA! MCCAW: 'LEAD!!!
We ask nobody 6 send their money till they
know what prize they draw. Any person wish
ing to try their luck can first sena..us their name
and address, alai we wet make their drawing and
inform them by mail what prize they drew, when
they can send on nod take the Pencil and prize
or not; just as they choose. We give this priv
ilege only once to a purchaser. After the first
drawing, every purchaser, Will be required to send
in advance, through the authorized agent. W e
will send with each drawing the nithiber taken
-out, with 'a full ,descriptlon of the plan of draw
ing. Address C. E. TODD & Co.,
392•8r00me. Street, New York.
Jan. 14. Bw. .
icti 'zi 'nsf 'al")u0111
ciA32.50 PAYS for Board and Tuition
_ in Common Enolisn. the Term
of Fourteen Weeks, commenting March 18,1858,
alit?
FORT EDWARD.INNTITLTE N. 1.
Superb brick buildings, beautifully located on
the Rail Road near Saratoga Springs. Superior
fa rilities for Dltisic. P,ainting and French.' Stu.
dents re'ecieda at any time, and charged only for
the residue of the Term. Diplomas awarded to
Ladies *no %g radtidte, Send for a Catalogue,
witli.full partictharl. Rev. JOSEPH E. KING,
Pineipal, FOrt Edward.
January 13th, 1858. 2mB.
Dr• H• Sitith, &- Son,
BtIItGON DENTIST S . ItesideAce and of
fice opposite the iiiiptlat.Chureh (north side)
Montrole. 1/articular attontinn will be given
1.0 Inaeriing,:reih,on gold and ailear plate, and
to Daiqg decaying teeth. 1,.
~ . • • , .
Janintry,lo - th, 18b8.
~' 1 y.
hi Ttjett6st - pi= at,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
ANDREW J. GE:REITSON.
Term5.....01.#0 per antkbm if paid it ad.
vane; $2.00 if paid mild; the year, or 62.56
if not paid gntil tfie dnd of the year or. period
of•subseriptien. Advance payment solicited.
Diseontinuantekoptional with the Publisher.
until ill arreitragca are paid., .
Rtes of Advertising: .
One square, (12 lines,) 3 weeks or less, 81.
00
00
Each subsequent insertion,
One square one year, $B.OO, two s q 'rs $12.00,
three squares el ¢.OO, four aquareit $30.00.
ittliicie4 Cards of lines 5f3.00 per year.
Sok . ark of all -kinds executed neatly
add 'plomptly. Bldaiks always on hand. •
January Ist, 1857.
Register's Notice:
114,UBLIC NOTICE tnltereite gh:eh to n l pe;-
JIL sows concerned is the following Estate, to
wit :
. •
Estate of Jona GRAHAM, late of Harford town
ship, deceased, Tyler Brewster - ExeCutor.
That the -Accountant hai settled his cc
-counts in the Register's thrive, in and for 'the
county 00:4'11.4inch:tuna, slid that the saute will
he presented to Ai) Judges of the Orphan's Court
of said Count*, on Friday, the 49th day of
Jan. nee:, for their confirrnatipi and allehqince.
CHARLES:NEAL, Register.
Register's office, Monttose. Jan. 4th. 1858.
Artist's Materia2s.:
110111AINTS in Tubes, Ornshea, Tin. Cop'ier And
Silver Foil, Masa Slabs and BLINN,
Llt/idgraphs, &c., at the Store of
ifortrn<e, PET, 13th, ABEL . TURK ELL.
NEW JEWELRY;
THE Subscriber Sae this day returned from
New York with's large and well 'selected
stock of
JEWELRY and FANCY GOODS,
which, having been ptirchaied in the present ex
tremely depressed steer) of the market, Will be
sold at nnestrillY low pries. Airriong his :resort:
went may be fourti .2
• GOLD ,
Chains, Seals:Keys, Pens and Pencils, Earflap;
Breastpins, Fingerrings of every style Bracelets ,
Armlets, Lockets, Snaps, Watch Hooks, Sleeve
Buttons, Studs, Thimbles, Crosses, Spectacles
Slides, &C., dt.c.•
SILVER.
Threaded and plain Forks, Spoobs. Butte). and
Fruit Knives, Salt and Preserve Ladles, Card
Cues, Cups, Ch !diens Setts,
Keys,-Spectriclet and Thimbles. '
Also, a -large stock orSilver.plated table and
dessert Knives, Carvers, - Caidors, Cake Baskets,
Card Receivers, Salts, Tea Setts, Forks, and
Spoons,- double, treble and'iiltra plate.
A lso,Sholl and I milatioriCombs,Need lew,Coral,
Pocket Knives, Scissors, Knives and Forks, Jet
Bracelets, Breastpini and Earrings, Hair and
Tooth Brushes, Pearl and Cornelian Sleeve" But•
tons, Shawl Pins, Gilt Hair Pint s very rich,
Leather Purses, Bags, Clocks plain and alarms,
, Sewing Birds, &c., &c. -
All of which will be sold at the loviest cash
prices. ALFRED 12EVAistS,
No: 2, Odd Fellow's Halt
Binghamton, Dec. 11, 1857.
G" Marl. lino Card ornaments for the hair,
very rich patnts; for sale by A. J. E.
Card Receivers, Sugar and Salt Stands, Cups,
Goblets, Silver and Pearl Card Cases, Silver
Napkin Rinds, Sic., for the Holidays, A. J. E.
War. Rings and EreastpinsOu every variety of
124fati.' c:tel quality, ta.plium every taste.
GlSpeetaclell' tit Vikes, Gotd Tkintbles,
Tooth Picks, Pens.Pencils,BraceleAs, Sock
ets, Sleeve Buttons and Studs, Guard, Vest Fob
soh Neck Chains. &c. ,&c., by . A. 3. E.
I,Vatehes. A very fine stock of Gold and
V V Silver Hunting; and open flee Watches
most of them of my own Importation, -and war.
ranted first class time keepers. A. J. E.
L.jiver Spoontr, Forks, Butter an
warranted. pure ns coin, by
flint Table Knives. A large and full stock
J of those desirable Plated Table and Dessert
Knives. also Plated Carvers to match. Also a
good stook of Steel Table Knives and Forks.
Pln red Ware. A vcrs fire stork :saws,
Cake Baskets:Tea Setts.Canstlestieks,Forks,
Spoon., dec., dee. by ALFRED J. EVANS.
NOTICE
IS HERE.B - Y GIVEN
'V Ft T
ABEL TURRELL
HAS just returned from Na w York, with ri
large and choice variety of Goode ; bought
for CASH, 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:
I) U 8,
MEDICINES,
‘•
• PAINTS,
OILS,
'W
I N D OIV GkAS 8,
DYE STU-Fr 8-,
GROCERIES,
G L A'S S— W A It E , -
CROCKER ,
DI, I R 0 R S',
LOCIC - S,
WALL PA•PER. -
W.INDOW PAPER,.
WINDOW OIL SHADES,
FANCY..GOOI)S,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
JEWEL'ItY
PERFUM-ERY,
DRY 'GOODS,
T - 0 N E W 11 '',
\i'ObDEN WA IL
13 11 0 0 S •
. BRUSHES, ,
JAPAN!CED WARE,.
13 I R I) CAGES;
C A. NARY 'S'E El).
POCE.ET
WHIPS,
UMBRELLAS,
E - GU N S,
•
PISTOLS,
AMMUNITION, - .
TURPENTIN-E;
CAMPHENE,
- 13tRNING FLUID,,
ALCOHO ,L ,
Licit °RS,
(ForliedicitirilPuipos.ei only,)
TRUSSES,
SUPPO'RTERS.
SHOULDER BRACES,,.
PORTMO4 . 4kES,
SPECTACh - ES ,
SILVER& PLATED SPOONS, FORKS, &c.,
•• .-:.GOLD PENS,
S.TA•TICINERY,
VIOLIN STRINGS, BOWS, &e..
And all of the most popular
PATENT ME,DI'CINTS,
Tbankful for theliberal patronage hitherto re
ceived, he hopes to merit a continuance and
large iv:reuse of the same. •
ABEL TLRRELL.
blontross. t)ec. Ist 185'7.
r 1 .7
00
(iZ,NS . O
„ 014
JUST A GOINU!
But not through the hands-of the
.WE. prefer to dispchie of our Awn goods,
thereforii"GREATINDUCEMENTS are
'offered to CASIi CUSTOMERS, or on a SHORT
CREHIT, with approved Norms. Those who'
wish to themselves of this opportunity, we
advise to Call at the Stores of
6attenbtrg, liosenbaum
•Y
At either Montrose, Susq'a Co., Pap,
Semen Depot, - Co.,
Or Toweindn, " "
Where we offer. to Suit glib Times Lind asoid
Suspension GREAT ttAiLGAINS to litirchasers
of All Kinds of DRY GOODS hhd READY
MADE CLOTRISO, which " hive been lately
purchased itudei existing Lot 4 Prieis had sell
ing at the Seine.
A gritipitairi stbtk
• e . •
t (to 1.1
Comprising.almost Fvery kind of DniSs hoobs,
such as Rich )ioireAntique, Black ar,d Fancy
Si lks,.PrSin and Printed French Merirms, Shaded
hnd Plain AU. Wool. and Compop De fairies;
Parareettas,24.toto,per.cent. Lower than over,
Ste„,4ll.e. In D,omestie Goods, our assortment is
complete and Astonishing Low. We also have
on hand a heavy Eltoeltof, .
READY HEADE .CLOTHING -
Which we will offer 20 per cent. lower
than any other estatil ishutent, in this section. Also
CLOTHING MADE. TO ORDER
. . .
In the neatest and best manner and Warranted.
All lan . di of Grain' taken at the,iligfiest Staf
ket prices; also Dried Apples and•Oeetie Feetti-,
em.
* * *Please tali and piin 6tir Owls and satisfy
qOurlieltefrof th*sbnvolapta. , • - .
.. OtITTEDI MO, ROB EIABAUM, & CO.
146otrate. Pa,
Nnr. lith. 1957. S .
LITTLE & HARD'ING'S COLUMN. I
-OW
F R ER S
M-EC II A NIC S !
WILL please remember, - when loading, that
the subscribers are furnishing
0:561t ; . • . •
• - g• Asa and
N
At the lowest _Flory pFices,and that tney , Keep
constantly on ban , a large stock of
NAILS, I
PAINTS.
6UOR TRI 04.4 Tit,
FASTENINGS;
LIRE, eke., &c.,
to fact, we have alrociiit everything in the-why of
Building Materialk
Of first rate quality, and will soil them at st vary
small advance from CostSfor-Cssn. 4
Therefore werosftdettgy assure Builders, that
they will tuaterialircoostilt ,tfisir own interests
by giving us a call, IWOrelpurthasitttr,
LITTLE 'at. HARMING.
FLOUR,, SALT,
L I E
11)Y -the LOAD or BARREL, co4antly on
JLI hand, stud for sale, at the very lowest rates,
by LITTLE P. HARDING. .
Nichcilson September lit, 1857.•
A-N9TH;R
furig itut stork of
DIFORN...
•
_ • For the Summer Trade.
New and Beautiful styles,
\ Now being opened by
LITTLE' & HARDING.
d Fruit Knives,
A. J. E.
A FRESH lot of those Fiqo Heavy Codfeh
Aeso, Bluefish in Barrels and Half 'Barrels
'nisi received by LITTLE &
A ISEW Stock of Groceries, Hardware,
A
Crockery, &c., &e., a" hundreth part of
%hick we have not time to mention. Enough
to say, we have atirioet anything, and eve.
rydllng expeted to be found at a Store in the
country—all of ~ which we are determined t
turn info cash, in the very shortest poisible
time and tire hereittith iisite a
•
"'3 l-1 .1 @ . 4 JA:t 7 A. 1.1 •
We tikli it - distinctly understood, that for
Casa wia Will sell any kind of Goods at much
l'owsr prices than usual.
Fresh Groceries.
Molasses, Rice, Coffee, Ten, and
atl kinds of droceries in any quantity, at
the very lowest rates, a full stock constantly on
band, by LITTLE & HARDING.
VOTWITHgTANDING. the recent heavy
I_l advance in tlie price of Teas, we have se.
cured a large lot of the same quality of that
which hmi created ko Much good feeling among
our Tea drinking customers.
Plenty of it, by the chest or pound, at the old
.price, by
LITLE & HARDING•
- It 181 ild" -
•
I! Saleratus, Soap and Candles of the
T
best qualities, are for sale by' the Box, at
New York city wholesale prices, by
LITTLF. & WARDING.
• r6taaj
IN Tin Cineb a Pure article, for Rale by
LITTLE & 11A.P.DING
CONST.OITLY on hand, a fiist rate assert
merit of Men's, Boys' and Youths' double
sole Boots and Shoes, of the best ninfacture,
also, Women's Shoes, Boots and Gaiters in
great variety, all to be sold 'at very low rates, by
LITTLE &
.
Hats arid Caps, .
IN almost 'ettleqs variety, of lauds, quality and
prices, for sale by
' 411:, HARDING.
Bonnetg
1 - 3 111380N5, Floviers Trimmings, for sale
IN by LITTLE it/. HEDING.
- .
, , • Clothing! • \
COATS, V ests and Pants, well made, and
good styles; Shirts, Collars, .11ubiery,
Gloves? '
etc. fut sale cheap, by
14
Lirri..E & lir.nbiao.
- -Leather!
SOLE and Upper J.either, Pegs, Shoe Nails
and Thread, Wax and many other kihds of
Shoe findings, for sale
LITTLE ISZ:
. Carpeting ! .
.
ICU
all Viul Carpets, at loin price, fur
1.16 - sale by -
-
Punbrien aid Coopers.
n Err Cast Stier :auk Stgil Poll Axes, Cast
JI-P Steel Mill and IX, Olt ,Saws, also Patent.,
tooth Cu t'Stilkii, ivith.Files; of almost all de.
seriptions, for sale by
• LITTLE & HARDING.
• To 'Diiiiymen ,
Rqtvril Paris, Pans, Tir ti Painted
and Cedar Pails, Butter Bowls, Dairy Salt,
&e.• &t., for sato by
Ltrtr.r. &
Are You Butidirigi
OU will mays inoney.by purchauiug your
Nails;Glass,Paints,qls, Sash, Dour Trim
tind Hatatkai4Pntaily,of
IaTTLE & HARDIIT.
hoitr, salt find Lime,
BYAW) Load. or Barrel, constantly on band,
and for sale by'
• LITTLE ,dz.
Cash I I
• •
... : -
- yrecan bit _ almost apything, jr! the way of
f
deoeial ) erctiandiee, for Cast:, at a very
mall advance, rota coat, of t
..
LITTLE & HAitritsc.
'• Produce Wanted.
.131.171 4 n , Eggs" Tallow,. Bneawax,
Grain?if-ali kin*, Rigs,rild Iron, Lnintier,
Shingles, Pried Miples, Beans,&e., &e. ,wanted
in @Schen& fcir•Goods, by. -
;.?
• LITTLC ote.
gAgil AND BLIND
I==l
Fish► Fish!!
A L S 0,
NOTICE
Four Shilling . Tea,
Boots and Shoes;
akaa rum wit
LITTLE & lIARDING.
Tinithatmoek Depot,
July let 18b7 5
u.'sAirnE tit 1311011IEilit
AikE NOW RECEIVING
so ply of • Au
SPRIDIG T'Efe 6
_ ivlo • 4 °
woultnritt Gmoutii:
INTHICH for Cash ior Produce can be bought
1 *verplow. -
. , .
WILL PAPER: A lieleiiiiiitirtment just
received., . - • • :*
S. IL SAYRE
G
A RPETING.. Barialits'oirered, by
S. H. SAYRE & 'BROTHERS
Ptows!!
• • i • .
LOS., We kdvite the attention of Farmers
,1_ to itie celebrat ed' Peeltikille Plowt VI tliert•
- we have added to our Iprge:, assortment.
. • . S; H.-SAVRE 'di !MOTHER/3,,
• Proprietors of Eoglo foundry.
llontrose. April 29th, "'",-•
STOVES! STOVES !! STOVES !! !
OUft Stove* have been so thoroughly tried
to the entire satisfaction of ail;-that they
need no recommend from us; _
S.- IL Say as & Rito/ilium.
•
N n 111, , ,
FALL AND WINT FR
O0.1)-S!-
::o:: '
Yt ix unitteesatry to ocknotokdye tkui
R. •K E N Y*o N-
ELECTS Vici best style of Goods thatatv f t o
be' funnel-in New, York, regardless of the ex
pense. lie has just 'retteiveti from New York a
large assortment of Dry Good's, consistjng ;of
Rich All Wiiots Delanes, French Delanee, §l2-
perior Plaid Goods, and Calreoes'in endless va
riety. Ills goods cost and are worth 25 per
More than. the goods usually sold ihro s ugh the
country, at the same priCes. Kentuckst:JelMti,
Printed Flannels. Rich Rihbonds from five eta.
to five shillugs. Brian Shawls from b to $2O.
Carpet Bags,Uultrellait, White Goods, Sheetirtga
at low pikes. Ladies Winter Bonnet*. Shoes
and Gaiters, large assorttnent.‘ !rouse Carpeting,
cheap. 'Collars, undersleeves, Brocade Delanes.
28 inch Black Silk f.r ei a yard, something un
heard of. Debages, Hats, taps,. Crockery. A
complete assortment of Groceries, Drown, Sugar,
'at old prices, ,10 cts. per pottnil. Call and ab..
one and atl. My reputelian for selling good
cheap has pot diminished in the 'least, come
along pour cash and trade with your. S'ef
kvsynx. •
DOOKaLutints with enstomeks of overqns
year=s standing must be settled as T need the
proceeds.
Wool Sock Shadowi not 4:anledl •
K. KENYON.
Lawsvillo Centre, Sep. 15, 1857.
. NEW STOVES !
\ llt s a arfrsH
I. just ree.eit6ng a lar,gastook
of
NEW. STOVES
NCLUDING a full. assortment - of ;Elevated .
1 Oren, Lards Oren and Flat Top Premium
Conk Stot.est.ffit VO4 ot• coal; with a Superior
variety of parloi., Office and Shop „Stores, fur
Wood Snit!: Pipe, Zinc, Sheet
Iron, Starr Tubes, 4-c., 4-c, .
as,soilment, Will include the most SELECT
and riEs,..,fiLE STOVES in market; and wilt be
sold on the most , favorabiti terms, and, to which
he would invite the particular attention of Casit
buyers. „
New Milford, October, 126,1857..
•
Farm - for Bale; ,
offers fur salt- a Good Fai w • ••
of '0.5- acres in Bridgewater, four miles east
of Montrose,lo acres improved. There is on
the premisevt large framed Dwellink House, a
good framed Barn; an excellent Apple Orchard . -
One half of the purchase money will be required
down; the balance in annual instalments..
. - ELIJAH BROW- I N.
Aug l asi 19th, 1851. • 32:
Bridgewater, f .
•
• IfiPID I iIIITUG • •
•GR A 7' Rt."' D UTIt; NOF PRICES; •
- 1 - AICKERMAN & GARRATT are taw . re
ceiving their Stnek,of Stoves for the Fall
snd.Winter - Trade, and would beg leave to say
to their numerous friends and customers that
they rave on hand the largest and beat selected
Stout of Stoves ever offered to the inhabitants
of Susiltieharms \ Co. Their -Stock coneiats
the most approved patterns of Elevated' Oven,
Large Oven, Premium and Coal Cooking Stoves.
Wood and Owl Parlor Stoves of Elegant -pat
sterns, sleet Stx-Plate.Oftlee Stoves, .
Coal Burners, &c. We have : 1-Ite . .l!est, Stott,
constructed on the divintlitte4iineiple, evitr
made, at a very moderate
We would takethisipportbaity of reminding
-our friends who 'are solicited to purchase their
Stoves of flitke.r.i 6. Pedlars.. that a mono nts
' retiectio!r,will tiuttiinee tht ni that it is vt ry bed
economy td 'du so•
It is it well established \ fact that the cost of
seLing Stoves .\iy:pedling them ahoutthe
ty, is not less tantt 2 ft (Ti 20 per cent, and gener
ally as high as 20, id say nothing of bad ilit.itts •
and tuat•of ( . 0 110e:ions. Of course this extra ex
ralnse &Jai come out of the pocketa of:the pni
anaser.
peln considefattoir of the aliovo facts We offer
chr entire Stork of Stover, at 30 per lea*'
y Pedlar will or ran sell. -Call ittid see if
these things are T:e.i se.
New Milford, Sept. 18t1i. I Br.
• To the IndepenabOt Voters
- OE-- EesovEr/Aff - iv.,4 COUXTY
tom -ituroritEifillvlfn !ail; If, 'Weir own.iilterests.
The tiodirslir,fied is not just tow 'to. offer him
self.witb a . t . Olitr epistle fur voiti>. "votes at 91.-
aotning aimpfy.anv: he
has just recoiyisi a new a - “,ek or
STATIII;IIVERT-F.,-.04 is i . ,;ody to sell to
all ttiohe wt;o 1;:atIt, jusi exacey
A rieW ldt of Pocket & Family Bibles, Testi.,
ments. Prayer Books &c &c..
SCIIOOL BOOKS,.snch if; will be wanted , in
the NORMAL. SCHOOL.
A choke lot of A. W. Ilrirripori's Columbian
Inks. Toilet & Faro* .Soups, Ladies' &Gilltl
tnen's Perfumety, and Flavoring Extracts:
• GIFTS,GIFTS.• .As it has become so fash
ionable to advertise "spieWiiid,.gifl'enterprisrs",' I
would just 'say that I wilt agree to farnish pur
chasers viith gifts, and qui!e as valtiable ores too,
• as P e wier'llimknivek.l3raas Fingerrings or other
valueless trinket. Try rue at the 31onteolie
( Book Store.. .; • A..N. BULLARD.
,MontrOse PA. Aug. 13th, t 557 .. .
Dissolution.
•• • •
N O T ICi.is hereby gien Olt the firm •of
dr;GottaiiSthisrlay dissiArect by
mutual consent. , 47. P. HAWLEY,.
Gibson, Aug. 11 1857. E: Gump.
The books and accounts .Can be found at thri
store formerly tweopied by Onoubteriber. Al)
persons having unsettled accounts aterequested
to settle thO same as sopn„as p oss ible. _
The b.u*inesi will lie conk u.eted in future bt
the undersigned, wider the:firm of C..P.
M. lj A wr:t.i. who are constantly receiriing froin
New York and Philadelphia, the latest styles 6:
FailLssid-Winter Dry Goods, Cno.3
thing &e., all of which will be Sold at a veil
proftt,for feo43y par.. • •
Gibson, Atm. 3lbt, C . .wf. r i..
r HAlinwiAx
r_i_ ROC E RIIES;
l'Jl various other . artiel
tion,—all 0f which shall
or Ready Pay, -
Ifoutres6, *fay WI, iss7.
It'
r
e 5
rockery, ad
lea to multi/roils to Otto
bo sold fol. Cash
4., - 1V; MOTH