Doutrast emottat.
A. J. GERRITSON, Ediior.
MVSTP.OOIE,
Thurg4ay, Janns~ty 98; 1858:
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Will be giren when the term qy• pre payment
'expires, when the paper.4l lie discontinued,
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for either 'nf the - folowing named Magazines,
' - that we have arrangements With the Publish
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nection. with the Democrat.) at the fotbrzt tfut
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- Peterson's Magazine " . " " 2.75
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State Convention.
. .
At a meetineoetbeDetnocratic State OoM
'lnittee, held at Buehler's Hotel, - "Harrisburg,
Eanuary 19, 1858, it was •
Resolved, That the next Democratic State
' , Convention be held at Harrisburg, on the 4th
dad of March next.
Pursuant to said resolution, Delegates from
the several Senatorial and Represepijiirve
Districts of the State. will Convene in *-
Hall of the \House, of Repraentatives, at Pie
Capitol, on THURSDAY, MARCH 4, .IEKB,
At 10 o'clock, A. M., to nominate candidates
_for Judge of the Supreme Court and Canal
Commissioner, and for the transaction of such
;other business as pertains to the authority of
-such Convention.
C. R. BUCKALEW,,Chairroat
1. N. licrcettssoN,
:Secretaries.
IL J. Haranksa?r,
_ A far The present term of the • Normal
- Sclx)l'closes on the 20th of February, and
another commences on the 22.1. For panic.
ulars see' advertisement.
l a- Several articles intended for to-day's
paper are , crowded out in consequence of the
totes •of evidence reported in the Archer trial
- being much more lengthy than we antici
pated.
tg- A part of the obituary nonce o(Tbotnp :
eon M. Vail, which was published .in this
paper last week, was omitted, it being left
in the copy drawer. The .errot was - :noticed
when too late for correction.
• tigr - Property to the amount of 55100,060
- was destroyed by fire in Hartford, Ct., - oh
Saturday last. On the sane day, 135,000
vortli of prOperty was burued up in (Rica,
N.Y.
zo- We gave a notice at length, in _our
columns.of the hnuary number. of Peterson's
Philadelphia Detector. Me February number
;has been received; and we notice that they
have decided is issue, it semi-monaly, as
wel as monthly.' It is neatly executed. and
we believe be found of great value by
•our business men. Price of the monthly, $1
- per annum, of the semi-monthly $2. Address
Peterson 1itr05.,306 Chestnut St. Phil
adelphia, ".
Zir The form of a petition which we give
s heloW; was handed to us with a' request to
.give it a place itt our columns. The desian
-is to circulate it thro' the county for signatures
and send it to the Legislature for their con
.
- e-iiieration. •
:To Me Honorable Senate and irause rf Rep
resentatives of, the Commonwealth .
Pennsylvania:
Four. etitioners, citizens Of the County of
-Suitittehanna in said Sta:e, respectful
represent that, they are laboring tinder
tnany inconveniencesand dAcultie.s, growing
out of the' present administration of the
School LawJ bird now your petittouerspray
your Honorable bodies to repeal so much of
•
the-act passed the Bth of May, 1854,,as pro
vides for the election of six School Directors,
and in lien thereof•elect three, and pay diem
'a reasonable compensation Tor their service - s,
and that. the School Directors-subscribe to an
oath of (Ace the same as other' townshitiof
'icers:- And your petitioners will ever pray, dm
jgr NVe published a notice of the injury
received by Hon.DanielS.Diekinson last week.
The following particulars we find io the Bing
hawing Democrat t ,
"The accidebt having been viriodsly and
incorrectly repotted; we have taken pains to
&nee& 12 - tbepa n Which' are as . follows:
On .Friday evening, as Mr. Dickinson Was
riding home from his office, himself, the
driver and another person in the -wagon ; the
three.sitting•on the same seat, the horse took
fright as they passed under the -Railroad
bridge, fr - om some persons racibg horses on
ttie.road, and ran violently about ten, rods,
(one rein in the meantime breaking lo that the,
driver had no control ` of the animal,) , *hen
it turned in at, the gateway, leading to the
house, without any abatement of speed. Mr.
Dickinson, seeing _ that, the wagon would
„come in contact with , the left side of,the gate
way, the side on which he sal; and that he
must be dashed against the lodge It the side
of the gate, and very likely crushed-•btween
it and the wagon, cleared himself in time
from the wagon, by jumping ont aid thereby
probably saved his de. We are happy to
learn; that though much bruised by being
thrown "with , such violence upon the frozen
ground, no bones were broken and no inter
nal injuries sustained; ard that he ,will
probably be able to be abroad again in a
short time.
Eir The N. 'Y. Assembly. has elccted a
Democratic Speaker:
jrar N. P. Banks, the Republican leader
in the last Congress. and one of the Republi
can candidates for the next Presidential term,
bas resigned his seat in the rfouse of Repro
.sentatives, having been, elected Governor of
Mass, Before doing so, however, he drew
full pay for the session, getting 83009 for
four w,eek-s sersice. The successor of Mr.
Banks. will be-entitled to the same salary and
his Mileage Making a pretty liberal allowance
from the public treasury for one Congression
al district Republican papers
the
pro
fitably' vary their homilies about the corriip
tiona of the sdmitistration, by a short sermon
upon Mr, Banks' official emolument. •
tar Mr. Thomas Washington Smith has
been rtrAuitted of the murder of Richard
Carter Esq.„Aer &Atrial of two weeks, on the
grdund of inianity.• The 'trial / was one of the
longest and moat-exciting , of modern times—
fclity witnesses having been, xamined to prove
the ttniotincineas cf,tbe remob?s mind,
• -
Fire in u School House in Bostoni
Boston; Jan: 22, lBsfi,
Yesterday Afternoon one of the female teach=
eh in the Chapman School, East Boston,dit
novercd o fire in the cellar of the building
kindled from tim furnace; and with great
presence of mind, privately informed the ague:
rat teachers in the building. The scholars lit
the eight rooms *do dismissed, and orderly
left the, building-without knowing the cause,
Soon after; and hefoie the two remaining
rooms could -be closed, Abe alai ib was give%
but lie teachers stationing theinselves at the
4ars, prevented a .‘rush, and passed all the
sOltQlars • otit in safety... There' were ten
teiPtiers and five hundred children in the
biiiiding. The fire was confined to the base
ment,' and extinguished without serious da
maze,
• s -f, - - FIRE co al ,.
0113. 44 rA
44, 1 ,
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•
The Montrose Fire Company will meet Mon
titiy, Feb. Ist, 1858, at 7 , o'cloek,'`P. M.
. M. - Wit.soh,Zetrietat.
I. W. P. Rit.tY, - Poreman; '
BOTTCE:
Expecting to be at home
For a few vaietts. I would hereby extend a
coautat trtvlTArits ,to those icrdebted to me by
Note, Book acct., or for rents, to tall at once end
settle, as SOME may save rests.
Office in wy store„(up stairs) occupied by C
W. Mott. • M. C. TYLER.
Montrose, January 20th, 1858. [3w3".‘
Teachers' Institutes will be - held in
different localities intbo County as follows;
- BRACE:NEI ;--Jan 30th at 10 o'clock A. M., at
the Itrackney _Schoolhouse.
Bun-flows' Ilettow:—Febrdary 20th, at 10
o'clock A. M., at the public Schoolhouse.
Prof. Stoddard will attend all of the above
mentioned Institutes in-company, with the utickr•
sigbed—lecturing to the people and instructing
the teachers. •
The friends in the vicinity will please see that
all things are in readiness for a good, interesting
and profitable session.
If the friends in Silver Lake think the Brack
ney Schoollucume will not be sufficient to accom
modate the auditory they please try and se
cure the use of the Church near by—they had
probably better do so anyhow.
B. F. TEWKSBURY,ICo. Suet.
Sufferers with diseases of the bladder, kid•
neys, graveloiropsy, weakness, 4ke , road the ad
sertisement in another coining], headed '" hietnt
bold's Genuine Preparation." [mj.
Try 11.—Rheurbatistn, colic,trouto, c u ts, pains
in _limbs, back, and chest, are immediately cured
by usin g Dr. Tobias' Venitian'Liniment. Noth
ing has ever been discovered that stops pain like
it. Warranted. None genuine unless signed S.l.
Tobias. Trice 25 &60 eta. Depot, 56 Curtlandt
street, New York. taw.
For sate by Abel Turret!, Montrose. [3t52.
InflatOza, nod commoix Cold, like
thieves in th'e night, haVe carried many to the
silent grave. They are eipsed by a sudden check
of perspirationlv which the stomach is rendered
inactive, and the lungs become loaded with cot
rapt matter, and death is the result. For colds,
coughs, and chills, succebded by heat, for fevers,
-hoarseness and rawness of the throat, lungs and
stomach, weakness arid sickness ()revery - kind;
fretn° 3 - to b Ptttan going to bed, Coo w f9to dart,
will bo all th - at you require to restore you to per
fect health. It has been admitted all over FA
rope, that there never "was a medicine that will
extirpate-ill manner . of disease fri , m the system.
equal to Dr. 3lorse's Indian Root Pills ;" that
the more you take them the, Wronger you gr )w.
These Pills not only cleanse the bowels,but
low the-blood thro' every vein and artery, and
so purify it from all morbid and corrupt liktmors
that disease of every name is otpelled froin the
body.
.- j ml
Notice.—The Bridg.sw4er Teachers' Edu
cational Association will meet next Toosdareve
at thu-Free School Muse in Montrose.
. /PADS
In Ditnock. on toe 15th inst,lSA, widow of
Jacob S. Mills. aged 48 years.
SIUSQUELIAbiI\ik COI; 74i TY
0 IA E 2 1 1 01.
• Prot. J. F. stoddard,
THE SUSQUEFIANNA COUNTY NOR,
MM. SCIIOOI, was opened on Mond.ty, the
'3oth day of November, 1857, to continue two
quarters 14* 11 weeks each, under the charge of
Prof. STODDckR D,aud competent Assistants.
The first quarter will close on the 20th of Feb
ruary next. The second quarter will commence
ON THE Mind DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1858.
During the most of this .quarter;R. F. Tewks
bury, Co. Supt., will be present to aid in better
preparing teachers for the discharge of their ar
duous Aiities: Those who deSign becoming
teachers should not fail to. avail 'themselves of
the advantages here presented. Prof. Stoddard
will deliver, during the term, a Course of Lec.
toles, on The Science and Art of Teaching.. and
Moral Development. There will be an' Experi
mental Department connected with the. Normal
School, to which only 40 pupils will be admitted.
EXPENSES
Titioii in Normal Department, per quarter
of 1 1 weekti ' . 86.00
'Experimental Department, 3.50
Latin and Greek,- _ - 5.00
Board per week, from stt 00 to 82.50.
Tuition bills. are-to be paid in advance. The
money will be refunded tf the student ib kept
from school by protructed Sickness. -
N. B. It is highly important that k•er'y sta.,
dent be present the first day of the term, as the
classes will then be formed; at 4 Studies assigned—
Teachers who arebbligeti to enter theschoot two
weeks after the term commences, in cOnsetjuence
of their schools not being out until that time,
will be charged. $5.00 tuition.
*. JESSUP; Pres't,
t. F. READ, Se&Y.
Montroite. Jan. 261 h, 1858. [4 t 6..
REMOVAL
The Saddle, Harness and Trunk shop of
legfilDTME
TS REMOVED to the building recently been
-1 pied C. C. Hollister, on Main St., one door
above S. S; Molt's, where he wlil be happy to
wait on all who Indy fafor him with their patron
age.
Jan. 20th, 18.58.—te.
Administrator's Sale.
fl y: VIRTUE of an order of site made by
the Orphan's Court of Susquehanna CoUnty,
will be exposed to sale, by public rendne or out
cry. on Ttlesday the 16th day of February next,
at ten o'clock' a. m., all that certain piece"or
parcel
.of land situate in the township of Herrick
in said county; bounded on the north and east by
lands ofJantes Cook, south by the "old Newburg
Turnpike,' and - west by land of Campbell,
and George Crenda II ; containing about
seventy acres, with the appurtenances,
one framed dwelling house, and barn, s :
and haying about 30 acres improved.
Late the estate of-Leonard Cook, deceased.—
. :"Sale to taki place, on the premises. Terms
made known on the day of sale. .
JOHN 83IILEY, Adm'r.
• lan. 19th, 1858.-3w4.
Administrator s. Sale.
HE undersigned v ill offer for sale at public
T
vendue, on Tneaday, February 23d 1858, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, on, the premises late
of Ezekiel Barnes. deceased, in Gibson town
ship, the following property : 2 good Horses, a
pair of three years old Steers, 6 Cows, 3 Calves,
Wagons, Sleighs, Plows, Harrows, Cultivators,
and other Farming Tools, Dairy Utensjla, House
hold-a-Furniture,' a nuantity 'of Hay, Straw, and
Grain, Cider and Barrels, and various other arts.
Tsaits.—All stuns under $5; cash down; $5,
or over, six months credit, with approved security.
CHARLES TINGLEY, Administrator.
Ba:fozd, Janusr7 256 1 1855.,-4vrt
• TiIDIMIUD.
I KNORR'S
iVEAVIPIANO•VORTE SCHOOL GUIDE .
I
FOR TUE rwr
ouna rist.
A tio/leci'or' n of select Piano pieces in progr e a.
- sire o er; with - mechanical tzercises.
t
By JULIUS KNORR..
Price, $2.50 nett.
T •
N tettehing those who are still at the outset
of their studies, the instructor finds great lit=
ficulty in selecting suitable pieces for the scholar
to practiCe by way of relief to his mechanical
exercises. As the author of this work suggests
in his plefatee, much depends upon a jinlicious
choice iiii thia reppett.
-This compilation is mainly 'designed to meet
this dirneulty. He has arranged Vein a largo
collection of short end pressing melodies, such
as can w ith safety be Made to accompany and
relieve t ie tediousness of dry Fingered exercises.
In the course of these little wee% ho intro.
duces one by one all the various little niceties
of pianciPlaying,witheopions notes and explana.
tines as to the expression and method of execu._
tlrrg then . They seem hot merely as useful
niechaal eirernises for the fingers, but also is
eistritale dr the tniiity farina of piano passages ;
sea et so admirable preparation foe more elabo.
rate tonipositions, sea as are to be taken up by
those *limn lie designates as in the second stage
()MAT Studies.
The spitem of •fingering, too, employed by
this greet master. ie excellent, and can not be
too highly recommended; every consideration
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and the 6xPrcides are so arranged as to train it
pettily for thelmbre Wended grasps of the
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The mechanical exercise; interspersed, are I
preparatory of what folloWs, and are throUghout
dispersewith a' vice/ 10 progreAsivenenli.
This i GUIIIS" ernhot fail to meet a Want
which iti greatly felt. Published by
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1 OA Washington Street, Boston,
Importers, Publishers, Wholesale and Befall
Dealers (in Foreign and American Music, Musi
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ory description.
e J/
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THE lIJSICIAN'S GUIDE. A largo quarto
of 80 ;pages, contains the Life of Thalbergeo—
AnalYsis of 4000 Musical Works, Musical En.
graving., and . two beautiful pieces of Music,
&c. IA book of great value to musicians.-
- Sent la any address on the receipt of 4 cents
in stam. a, to.defray postage.
NB. TO : Russell & Richard=
son wilt send you 85 worth of their latest musi
cal publications (postage free) if you will give
the above advertisement an. insertion. [4 It.
T. BOYLE,
REPRESENTS A CAPITAL OF OVER
14 1 000,000,
For Fire, Marian, Life, and Wand Insurance.
Offiee, New I.llillkipi Pa.
Jana t rylBth, 1851.
tirintrs' ant Net!gaits'
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ompany 'ejects Are insurance or.
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DIRECTORS:
c*:Ttt-os.B.FLontrict, CltAttLEs ThMEE,
GEO. It ARMSTRONG, THOS. MANDERFIELD,
GaAs. A. RUIIINGAM. EOW . DR. Hgtatitot.n.
GEORGE HELMEOLD, F. CAR'LL BREWSTER,
JAMES E. NEAL, • ISAAC LEACH, in.
- THOMAS B. FLORENCE, s fresident.
EDNy ARD R. HELM BOLD, Secretary.
T. BOYLE, Agent.
Office, New Milford, Pa. ,
Janartry 18th, 1858. 1Y!
E. W. PHELPS'
P ATENT COMBLVATION BEEHIVE.
, protection against Moths,,lifiee, and
Aall enemies of the Bee. Highly approved
for the lest b years by the most intelligent Bee
Keeps+ in the western and eastern States.
REFEP.ESCES2-1. S. Gregory and J. H. Ber.
tholf ; Monroe, Orange Co., N. r. ; J. E. North.
Candoi., Tiega Co., N. Y.; H. M. More, Painted
Post, N. Y.; Sae! Kidder, J. C. Elton, and
A. C. Ely ; Elmira, N. Y.; John' Bell ; Newark,
N. J.; Frederick Fritz, Easton, Pa.; Hiram Hull,
WesttWd, Mass.; Henry Fi I !man, Addison, N. Y.,
and Abijah %Veils, Gibson, D. L Hine, Herford,
G. C. pirdsal I, Jackson> and 13. F. Wells,..!,‘ll_Ard,
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It m]ay be. used is a swarming or non-awarrq
ing hire, the surplus honey and nomb can be re
moved without injuring the bees. It is very
conv9ient for feeding bees, and prevents all
danger from robbers ; it is also the Cheapest pa
tent hive now in use. A hire with two sections
costs $2,75, three sections $3,50, made of the
best pine lumber; and can be had at all times
of B. F. Willard, Elmira, N. Y., or of the under
signed in Gibson.
For makingand Using, hiie and right $B.
1 will 'sell town rigida, having bought thi3Jight
for an county. With every hive and right, I
give al book instructing how to manage it. My
hive Wks it our County Fait last fall and took
the pr'emintn, with the bees.and honey iifi it. I
warrant every Hive I sell Id give tatietiefion, or
refund the money after fair trial.
I DOE WELLS. '
.Gilison,Susq'a Co., Pa., Jan. Bth, 1858. tst*
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Personally appeared before me, an Alderman
of the City, of Philadelphia, 11. T. Helmbold,
tifeinia, who being duly sworn does say, that
his preparation contains no Narcotic, Mercury or
injuriotut Drop% but is purely Vegetabte.
H. T. Helmbold, Sole Manufactiirer.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 23d day of
Nor 1854. Virm P. 11113DARD, Alderman.
Price $1 por Bottle, or six for $5. delivered
to any address. accompanied by reliable and res.
ponsible certificates from, Professors of Medical
Colleges, Clergymen. and other's. Prepared and
sold by H. T. HELMBOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, •
No. 52 South.loth.st.. below Chestnut, Assem.
bly Buildings,- Philadelphia, Pa.
Fir To be had of all. Drtiggiihts and Dealers
in the 11 S., Canadas, and British Provinces.
Beware of Counterfeits. Ask for Elelmbold's
—take nn other. Cures ausrantied.
Sold in Montrose by ABEL. tURAELL Amen,.
ian,,20., '57.-25t.
Lackawanna & Bloomsburg R. R.
RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE A
dr TRAINS.
GOING NORTH
Stations, N, Y. Mail. Acco'rc. Phil's Mail
Loaveßupert, 7.90a.m. _
' 3.15p.m.
. K . 00113. - 7.10 " 3.25 "
Or, 7.18" 3.33"
I.4me Ridge, '730 " • ' 3.45 "
rEerwick, - 7.55 " , _ 4.10 "
Beach Haven; 8.10 " 4.25 "
Beach Grove, 8,20 " _ 4.35 "
Shia:shinny, 8:35 " 4.50 P"
, --
IlunlockaC'k, 8.55 " 5.15 "
Nanticoke, 9.00 1 5.20 "
Plymouth' 9.20 " - 5.40 "
Ar've at Kingat la, 9.30 " 5.50 "
LeaveKingatoni 9.35 " 1,45p.m. 6.00 "
W ' i - i 4 ... -
1;1
9.50 " 2.10 6.20"'
hon, 9.55 " 2.20 " 6.25 "
10.00 " 2.30 4 6/0 "
..e yominj
W'st Pitt
Pittston,
Ltickarvann; 10.10 " 2.45 " 640 "
Taytortilla, 10,20 " 3.00 " 6.50 "
Arrive at Scranton, 10.30 " 3.15 " 7.00 "
The New York Hail Train connects with the
ExprPsa going East,orithe Delaware, Lackawan
na & Western Railroad.,
Arrite in New York 7.15 p. m.
" " Philadelphia, by Camden dr. Amboy
Railroad, 8.20 p. m.
Fare from Rupert to New York $6,00-
- The Accommodation Train North, connects
at Scranton With the Express Train- 'Weft on
the D: L. & %V: Railroad.
GOING deltrit.
Statiorie. Phil'a Mail: Acco'.n. N. Y. Mail;
Leave Scranton, 8.00a.m.11.30a.m. 4.00p.m.
, Taylorville, 8.10 " '11.45 " 4.10 "
Lackawanna, 8.20 " 12.00 m. 4.20 "
Pittston, Bgo " 12.15p.m. 430 "
W. Pittston, 8.35 ‘A 12.30 " 4.35 "-
Wyoming, 8:40 " 12.40 " 4.40 "
Arrive at. Kingston, 9.00." 1.00 " - 5.00 "
LeaveKingaton, 10.00 "- 6.15 "
Plymonih,lo.ls " 6.30 "
Nanticolce, - 10.50 " 0.55
Hemlock C'k, 10.45 " 7.00 "
Shickshinny, 11.10 7.25 "
Beach Grove, 11.25 " • 7:40 "
Beach Haven, 11.55 • 7 50 "
.Berwick. - 11.35 " - 8.10. 4
Lime Ridge, 12.20p;m. 835
Espy, 12.30 " - 8.45 '
Bloom, 12.40 " 8.50 "
Arrive at Rupert, 19.50'" 9,00 "
The Philadelphia Mail Train going South, con
nects,with the Mail Ttain at Rupert, going East
at 1.10 p. m,, for Catawissa; Port Clinton, Potts.
vi le, Reading, &c., arriving at Philadelphia at
8.25 p. m. Also with Mail Train going West at
3 o'clock p..tu , for Danville, Milton, Blaney,
Williamsport and Elmira.
Passenger+, by the 4 o'clock p. m. Vain going
South, can take the 11 o!elock p. m. Express train
for Elmira and the West or lodge at Blonmsbuig
and take the 4 o'clock a. M. train ping East,
arriving at Philadelphia at 12 noon.
Passengers for Harristiurg,4lrect will
take the N. Y. Mail train, (4 o'clock p. m.) going
Routh, connecting at _Port.Clinton with thu
Dauphin & Susiinehanna Railroad; atriving at
Hartisbarg at 12 o'clock noon, next dab,
F. J. LEAVEN Sup't. .
Scranton, January 13111, 1858. .3m3.
WOLF . 'S Arpolatic Schipdam Etchnappg, at
, TWPRPidlit,"B
Things as They Should Be,
WE would say to Our numerous Friend* and
Customers, that we have secured the
agency of most of the popular Patent Medicitteti
of the day, for which we are allowed forty per
cont,for selling. We propose (under the hard
times) iiividiug The profits with our customers.
Now,' 'good Mends, and enemies (if we have
any), you that wish to Save money, call at the
FARMERS' Stera and you will 'find everything
,which poor diseased notate requires for her res.
toratioh, at prieettmparalled in the history of
this medicine age.
Among our catalogue may be found tho'cele.
heated Greenberg Medicines; Dr, James Mof
fat's-Pills, Sovereign Balm. the .German Lion
of the Day, Hygeian Vegetable Medicine, Child's
Pills. Gifflin's Hufeland's, German Vegetable,
Judd's Medicated Cuticles, Jostling's Vermifuge,
Pain Killer, With every Variety oTTliayer's Fami-
Iv Medicines, ivill.ranted to anSWer the puiposp
for which they are reeommentecl: Crandall's
Blood Purifier. Radway's Ready Relief, with
others too nntriel.ons ce Mention. Oall and see.
Counsel and and Advice free of charge.
it. ,
Montrose, Dec. Ist, 1857.
•NE W •
GOODS!
For Cash or. Ready-Pay.
The subscribers have just puschase'd tt.New. and
WEll4 SELECTED STOCK. OF GOODS,
Consisting of 'Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS
groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Bouts arid Skeet,
Would o ff er them for sale at Weir Store, at low
er rates than 'Goods-have been sold in this place
for CASH 'or PRODUCE; sexperieticellailing taught
us that this is the only true way of doing bUsi
ner.
Ai we have bought ohr Goods for CaMi
rlhg the groat money panic, ive have bought
them Low, and wilt. sell them the same. ,
"i l l Tease give us a till and examine ouritock.
-GUILE& BLANDING.
Ilarford, Oct. i:lth, 1857.
$20 4 0 0 0 WORTH
Of Goods at Panic Pates!
Tj BURRITT, is now receiving large addl.-
tions of NEW - GOOD to his stock that
will be sold at prides to suit the times, including
a great variety of •
Wiest and Gentlemen's Dress Goods,
with a full assortment in all apartments of his
TRADE,.and•at priees_muchreduced. and many
kinds of Goods more than 23 per cent. lower than
early fall prices.
- He would particularly call the attention
of cash buyers to his new.stock of
CARPETING,
• BUFFALO ROBES,
STOVES,itc„ etc.;
as large and rich, and it low down prices.
New Milford, Dee. 15th, 1e.57,
cl o n PAYS for Board Tuition
az, - ,ok, in Combon flalish, fife Term
of Fourteen Weeki, commencing March 18,18.58,
a t the -
FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE 4, Y.
'Superb brick buildings, beautifully located on
the Rail Road hear Sarato2aSprin'ga. Superior
facilities for Music. Painting and French. Stu
dents received at any time, and charged only fur
the tesiduii of the Term. , Diplomas awarded to
Ladies
,who graduate, Sehd for CO.:11001e,
wisk ratt particulars. iter; JO.SH&H E. RING,
A. M., Pineipal, Fort Edward.
January 13th, 1358. •„
Dr• H• Smith, & Son,
SURGEON DENTIST'S. Residence and of
fice opposite the Baptist Church (north side)
Montrose. Particular attention will be given
to inserting teeth on gold find silver plate, and
to filling decaying teeth.
January 10th, 1858. y ly.
Register's Notice.
•
DUBUC NOTIC.,E.is hereby givvu to all per.
oon:.i.no - orn . nti in thi. following 1 . 26 . 4 .. ,4 '.
Wit :
Estate of JOHN Gl:Alum, late of Harford town--
ship, deceased, Tyler Brewster Executor.
That the accountant has settled - his ac
counts in the Register's Oh tiro, in and for the
county of Susquehanna, mad that the same will
be presented to the Judges of the Orphan's Court
of said County', on Friday, The :19th day of
Jan. next, for their confirmation and allowance.
CHARLES-NEAL, Registei
Registries offite, Montrose. nn. 4th, 1858.
Aitist's Materials.
pAMPS in Tubes, Brushes, Tit, Copper and
Silver Foil, Glass - Slabs ohd Mallets,
Pthographs, &c., at the Store of
ABEL TERRELL:
Montrose; DeC. 15th, 1857.
Dissolution.
VOTICF. is hereby given that the firm of
11 HAWLEY & GUILn is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.. . . C. P. HAwLEt,
Gibson, Aug: 17 1857
The books and accounts can be found at the
store formerly occupied by the subscribers. Al!
persons having unsettled accounts are requested
to settle the tame Its ton as possible,
The business will be condtiOted in future by
,the undersigned, under the firm of C. P. &0.
M. FIAwLES - t who are constantly receiving from
New York and.Philadelptiitt, the Intext stylra of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Clo
thing &c, ail of which will be sold at a very
small profit for ready Pay. •
Gibson, Aug. 31st, 1857. C. P. IIawLEY,
O. . HAWLEY.
•
II L• AL.O -111:
W A -N T .E . ,D •
AGOODTLACKSMITH in want ofemploy
rdent Carl 'find a chance to do a first rate
business by applying to the subscrilier at DR
ruE's MILL in Jessup. The shop (with or with.
out tools) will be rented, with house, garden
and fire wood, on fair terms. , Plehtfof Work in
the vicinity. Apply St tfib mills, or address
TIMOTHY DEPUE;
Susq'a Co., P.
January 2d, 1858.
. NOTICE.
•
DR. R: THAYER would say to the Public
that he will be at his office from nine -till
ten o'clock, a. tii.,tuicli day and Triesdays and
Saturdays, from nine in the morning till nine in
the evening. Extraordinary ases excepted.
Will those wishing to see him govern them.
selves accordingly.f. • .
January Ist, 1858.
°LOTUS, Cashimets and Vesting:a, very de
i airable styles, at prices that cannot fail to
snit. Call and bo convinced. C.W. MOTT. '
F LOUR for lalo by the Load or Barrel, by
DICKERMAN & GARRETT.
Now Milford, Jane 106;1867: '
rt RACEMES, Crockery, Hardware and
iarious other articles to numerous to men.;
tion,--all of which shalle sold Cheap for Cash
or Ready Pay, C. W. MOTT.
Montroge:Slay.lith, 1857.
.
C ASH„id . f or a ll the,WoOl. io Susquohoggof
Go:, by , !MOORMAN & G. 4 R. RfsTi
TE Subsoriber has this day rethrned frodi
Nciw York with t. large- and well selected
stock ót- -
JE\VELItY and FANCY GOODS,
which, having been pun:hoed in the proent ex
tremely depressed Mute of tho niatket, will be
sad at in usually low prices. A Moog Mt noon
dent m 4 Ito found •
GOLD
Chains, Seals, Ke ys, Pens an 4 Peneits Earrings,
Breastpins, Fingerrings of every style, Bracelets ,
Armlets, Lockets, Santis, Wadi likias:Sleevo
Buttons, Stas i Thimbles, CrOsses, Speetaelei
Slides, &c., &e,
Threaded and plainfForks, Spoons, Butter and
Fruit Knives, , Saltitnd Prelierte Ladles,,. Card
Cases, CAps, Chita/ills Setts, N apk inrints,Chains
Keys, Spectacles and - Thimbles.
Also, a largo stock ofSilver.plated "ttil!le and
dessert Knives, CatWers, Castors, Cake Basket's,
Card Recervers, Stilts, Tea Setts, Forks, and
Spoons, double, treble and extra plate. •
A lgo,Shell and linitationCombs,Needles,Coral,
Poeltet Knives, Scissors, Knives and Forks, Jet
Bracelets, Breastpins" and Earrings;-.Hair and
Tooth Brushes; Pearl and Corn()lian :Sleeve-But
tons, Shawl pins, Gilt Hair.. Pins, very rich,
Leather-Purses, Bags, Clucks plain and alarms,
Sewing Birds, &e. &e. • -
All of which S will bk - sold at, the lowest call'
Pais. .O.FRF.D 3. EVANS,
Ne. , 2, Odd Foll'ow's
•
Binkliatitton, Dec. tt, 1867. '
Gift' Piarkanel I:oral ornaments for the heir,
very rich patterns, for sale by A. E.
Card !receivers, SLOr - and Salt Stnada,Cups,
Goblets, Save - Land PonTlCard Cases, Silver
Napkin Ring, &e.. for the llolidays. A. E.
Ear Rings and Ereastpine, every 'variety of
style-and quality: to please every taste.
Goldold Spectaelta of all ages, Gold Thimbles,
Pick - s,'Pen's, Pencils, Bracelets; Sock.
errs, Sissy° Button's and Studs, Guard; Vest Fol)
and Neck .Chains, 4c. .&c., by. A. J. E.
Viratehes. A very fine stock of Chid and
VY .Sit'ver illnitimt, and open fire Hatches
most of Welt of my ow•n importation; and war.
.ranted first class time keepers. A. J. E.
Q ilver Sp°Ons, Forks, Butter and Fruit Knives,
0 warranted pure as coin, by A. J. E.
plated Table Knives. A Inrlie and full stock
,
Pot' those desirable Plated Table and Dessert
KoVves; also Plated .Crrvers to Match. Also a
good stook of Steel TablosKnives and Forks.
Plat‘d Ware. A very fine stork of. Clii1;1 - ;.
p
Citice Rasketßaea Settsgan.dlqatieks.Forks,
Spoons, ?Lc, 'Six. by A-LFRED J. EVANS.
NOTICE
Is„ E 6 R E N
ABEL TURRELL
HAS just returned from . Nea Yor k , with a
II large and choice variety of Goods, bought
fur cAsn. and. selected- with much care,
from
over thirty of the best Houses in hew York,
Which he offets . to his cnstomers - nnd the public
at lots &ices for cash. His stock comprises::
WINDOWO ILS II A D E.S,
MUSICAL INSTRUME,NTS,
JEWEL lt• Y ' • •
'PERI" ER Y, •
DRY GOOD'S
. II AR I) W . A R
STONE-W A RE_
WOODEN WARE;
13 R 0 M
Q 11 Q,
JAP' A N -E 0. WA R
13 IRD - CA GES,
CA•NARY SEE.D,
P 0 Cs E NI VES;
Wnir s, •
•
C m B R.E L L A S,
G U N'S,
PISTOLS,
AMMUNITION,,'
'TURPENTINE;
A M I' It E N E ,
BURN I N F L• U - 1 13 ;
• A L C.OllO L,'
LIQUORS,
(ForNfedicinalPur s posely,)
' TRUSSES,
-SU-P•PORTERS;
.SI.IOU.LDX , R. BRACES,
PoRTMONAIES,
SPECTACLES,.
SILVER & PLATED SPOONS, FORKS, &c.;
G 0 I. TENS,
• STATIONERY'.
VIOLIN STRIS - GB,•EOWS, &c.,
F. E. GUILD.
And all of the most poilultir
PATENT MEDICINES,,
Thankful for theliberal pattona;te'hitherto re.
mired, he hopes. to merit a continuance and
large ihcrease tat* the same.
ABEL TURRELL.
Montrose, Doc. Ist 1857.
i**4 • :
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• -10; •••
A 4 R -. •
E-0*
JU T. A GOING!
But of O rorl g h the hands o f the
W
g 11 • "
E - Keret . to dispose of otir goods,
therekore GREAT INDUCEMENTS are
.offered to CASH CUSTOMERS, or on a saber
CREDIT, With approved NOTES. Those who
wish to avail themselves of ,this opportunity, We
advise to Call at the Stores.of
tgattenbitg, llosenbaum, k.
At billet ilitintrose, Susq'a Co:, Pp.,
,
Susq'a Depot. r ??
Or. Towanda, Wald " "
Where we offer. to Suit the Times and mold
Suspension GREAT BARGAINS to purchasers
of Al Kinds of DRY GOODS and READY
MADE CLOTHING, which hare been lately
purchased under existing Low Prices and sell
ing at the same.
r ttriTs,
Comprising almost Every Kind of DRESS citins,
such as Rich. Moire Antique; Black ai.d Fancy
Silks, Plain and Printed French Merinot, Shaded
and Plain All Wool and Common Do Lain,es;
Paramettas, 25 to '3O , per cent. Lower than ever,
&c...&c. In Domestic. Goods, our assortment is
complete and Astonishing Low. We also have
on hand a heavy Stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Which we will offer 30 per cent. loge
than any other establishment in th!i section. Ala
CLOTHING MADE .TO ORDER
In the neatest and be manner, and Warranted.
All kinde of G:cin taken at the "Highest Mar
ket pries; a1;,,0 Dried :Apples dad Geese Feath
-ere. • • •
* * *Nettie cull and price our goods end aiatisfy
yourtblvie olthe•above Cacti.
CitYTTENBEIW, ItOSEbiBAUAT,& CO.
)toutiotie. Pit.i.. Z .. 1
,
,%%'. 24tb, 1857. s .
NEW JEWELRY.
SILVER,
'V • U. T
DRUGS,
.)'&INTS,
.
WIWtiOW GLASS . ,
DYE STUFFS,
GROCERIES,
GLASS-WARE,
CItOCKER.Y,
m wit 0K S,
CLOCKS,
WALL PAPER,
WIN-DOW TAPER,
FANCY GOOpS.
A SPLENDID STOCK OF
LITTLE aItIAIIDING*S ICIOLVIOnt
FARMERS
MECHANI.CS!!
i m , u i li n z e ri r b e e rr :a .o
emt ? e f r, u , r v n i r,z, b n u g ild . in g , that
the
DOORS, •
' •
- • - BLINbS
•
At the lowest Factory prieew,ind ihk t.4y ketil
coattail:loy on- hand, a large stock of
NAILS,
GLASS,
- 1:17T1Y,
nOolt TVA MI S,
FASTENINGS, •
dze
in fact, we hatre,nlrnont eveeythinkt in tho
Building Materials. -
Or first rate quality, and will sell then Lit a ieti
8111311 advant.e from 'Cost for Cask.
Therefore we onntidentl v msure Builder's. thiit
they will innterially•consuit their uwu iutereiti .
by givint us a eall,.befurelpureliasiug. 2- •
LITTLE.& HARDING:
i'LOUR, SALT,
- L- I
ljoY the LOAD or BARREiL, coctitintly 06
LI hand, and fur sale. :It the very lowest rater;
by !XII'LE iIARDINGI
Niehollion September tat, 1857.
ANOTHER
farp,auV iglrOlV :Mock of
Al It T DI Olt:
• Fik the Sumtnef Trade: -
New and Beautiful style% ,
N'ow_ being (+cited by
LITTLEiSt HARDINd.
Fish ! Firth!! • • -
FRESH lornr those Fine . Heavy Codash;
A n'en,-Ethiefish in Barrels and Half &ire's
•
Just received by LITTLE SL HARDING.
ALSO,
A kEW Stock 'of Groceries, Hardware",
Crockery, &c., &c., A hundretb part of
which we have not time to mention.. .iroiigl)
to say, we have almost anything, an d- eve=-
rything expected to be found at a store in th*
country—all of which we are determined I.
tnrn into cash, in the very shinty...at pbtiaibl4
time and we herewith issue a . • •
NOTICE
VID Tags riOVTgMlit.l;
We wish it distinetly undortitnod, that foi
Cast we will itolt zany kind of Gotida at tribe*
lower priees_than usual: •.
Fresh Grocelies.
.•
CG AR. , Molasses, Rice, , Coffee, Tea, snit
1. - ) all kind.; of Groceries in any quantity, ait
the very lowest raTesl a full stock - coaskttnily of
hand, by . LITTLE & HAILDING.
, Four Shilling Tea
xTOT\VITIISTANDINGI the recent heat]
LI advance in the price ofTecis, we hare no;
cured a large lot of the snipe. quality Of that.
which he* erected so rnuen good feeling among
our Tea drinking customers. , '
Plenty of it, by the chest or pound; et the o 1
price, by •
f A rvrti ILtunixn.
It' is aVact, • -
ril tixr Saleratus, Soap and Candles of IL.
IL heat qualities; are far sale by the Box. a
New Vorlt city v 0..r.....nvit prittes; by, - .
.144na & HA.anisw:
Potash, -
'N Tib Cans, a Pure article, for 'Sate by
LITT,LF. & HARDING
Boots arid Slim,
,
riONSTANTLY on hand, a first fate aisori.
ment of Men's, Boys' and Yoitlire dOnlife
sole Boots and Shoes, of the hest Manufaittire;
also, Women's Shoes, Boots and caiteri
great variety . , all to be sold ar„yerylovvr4S,iii
Lyrit.t. & Hinnticr.
- Hats and Cape.,
T N almost pnleis varioy, of kinds, qoaliiY - aba
prices, for Bale by
LITTLE &
.13onnetsi .
D 113110145, Flowers and Trim niinja, reki a le
n by LITTLE aL,LIAIbiIAb.
Clothing !
COATS, Vests and Pants; well made, and
good styl...is; "Shirts, Collars*, fluiifery.
Glo . Vhs, etc., fur sale cheap, by •
IaTTLIt • dz.
•- -
• Leather! ' --
SOI.F. and Upper Leat.hjr,.t'egi, Shoe Ni.ai
and Thread; Wax'and many °Wei kW:kat
Shoe Findings, for bale by I . •• . • '
- , Liilrtt & likkiiik:
- .
darpeting! - - .
Carpeting
11011-ICII . all Wool Carreti% al iffice, fOr
1.14 auilb - /-
LiiTLE 8/..trAßlnsG.
•
• To Lumbermen and dopers.
PEST Cast Steel and Steel Pon Axel,
II Sten and X C:l4Saws, also Pa'
tooth X Cut Saws, with Files, of almost r.
seriptions, for sale vy
To Dairy
- 0111;KINS,. Return Pal;s 1
12 and Cedar Pails, Butt
dte.‘.4ke,, for sale by.
Li
Are You B .
lou wilt anye money
Nails, G 6 A, Paints', Oi
mliags, and Hardware Oner
Lt
Flour, Salt a
Bthe Load, or Barrel,
and for sale by • .
1.6
Cai I '
YOU can buy almosCont
General Meruhandise,l
small advanee tiara cest,
Prodtio
BUTTER,
Grain of kinds, Its.
Shingles, Dried Pe
eiceliaite for Goods, hr
milt an
Lll7l
Tunkhsnatick Depot.?
. July 1857.
PAINTS,
;1711:3;
$A:',;ll AN6- BLISIS
CL£ & lIAn.
en: - •
Pans, Tin, Painted
r Bowls, Dairy
& HARDIING.
Udine! •
•y purchasing your ;
s, Sash, Doot Trim.,
ily of
E & WARD.IIG.,
d Lune
constantly on band. •
TLE: di, 'LARDING,
l ilting, in the way of
CASII, at S very
Lt 'dr; IlAn
anted.
, Tairciw, Beeswax.
-.Old Iron, Lumber.
no, &a., &e.,wante4
TLC &. tf ARDING,
E HARDING.