The Montrose Democrat. (Montrose, Pa.) 1849-1876, February 04, 1858, Image 3

Newspaper Page Text.• Notice.z—The annual meeting of , the Sui: 'lluehanna;Coitntyjeachers' Association will be held at Suvest, Depot on Friday and Saturday -Feb-12th and 130. Per, orden ' NOTICE. tspecting to be at home For a few weeks. I would hereby • exteud a CORDIAL IIiVITATION to those indebted to me by Note, Book 'acct., or for rents, to call at once luta setae. as max suay saYe costs.. Office.in toystore, (up stairs) occupied by C. W.ll ott. M. Q. TYLER. • Montrose, renary 206085.8. 1 . 3 w3* Try it.—Rheumatism, colic, croup, euts,pains in lituba;back, atiechesC, are immediat e ly cured by using Dr. Tobias Venitian Linikuent. Noth ing has ever been discovered that stops paln like it. - Warranted. None genuine unless signed S.l. Tobias. Price :15 &50 eta: Depot, 56 Cortlandt street, New York. • [3t3. For sale by Abei,Turrell, Mtiintrose. [3t542. lielmbold's Universally Approved'orned:l/ —Compound :Ex-tract Bodin, cures diseases of the bladder, kidneys, gravel, dropsy. weakness, d:c. Read the advertisement in another column, headed "Helmbolds Genhine Preparation." pm natilittag On the let inst, by Rev. J. B. McCreary, Mr. ALLEN UPSOY, of Springvirle, and Mrs: MA. RIEITTE D. CHAMBERLAIN of Great Send. Orphans' Cour t Sale. WILL be sold on the pr s, on3fondaY tie firstday ofnarch next, at one o'cl eel; P. M. all that lot of laud situate in. Rush tap., bounded north by lands Of Sherwood,' east by lands of Tames Fargo, south by lands.of. Hen ry .Estns, and westby lands of Abisba Gray,— being part ofa lot known' on the map 9 of Wrna D. Copes land as lot No. 74, it , - .containing fifty:seven acres. Framed House, Barn, and out-houses, al so an Orchard; and thir ty acres improved; late the estate of Win Bromley, dec'd. H: tOGGSWELL, Adm'r. , February 3d, 1858. [ts. TrEfIEVIV FIRE INSU RANCE-CO., 1 - 011 K, Va. Chartered by the State of Penrisyhania CAPITAL, 300.000 DOLLARS. insures against loss or damage by•fire, on bull dirigs, furniture, and merchandise generally. Lossts adjusted by arbitration, .where the, partio fail to agree. ./0 DIREcroRs. H. A. Hantz, I - John [Andes, B. Kraber, Fred. Sultzback," William Wallace,l . - Eli Kindig, Samuel- Dyer, I . Thum::s Gray, , David ltrickler. - 11. KR ABER,1 8- iesident, D. ST.RlCKLERfSecretary. .0. S. BEERE, llontiose, Pa Pebruary 2d, 1853: , - [I y*. Medical i;ard, tendering my services tot.lre tare of I Susquehanna Counts as'an Homeopathic Physician. I deem it 'myrcluty to publish the fob lowing..statistics taken front the records of HOS pilatsrof Europe; whie - h - show. the marked etre. t&rity, of the Homeopathic over the Allopathic method of treating diseases. INFEA!bIATION OF THE LCNGS. , Patients Mortality Admitted Died per et. Allopathic, Hospitals 1134 260- 23 - Homeopathic " 538—z 28 5 Pleurisy. Allop. "Hospitals , 1-01 % 1 134 13 Ikm." 386 12 3 Peritonitis. Allop. Ilo.p. G2S 84 13 ilom. ". 184 • 8 4 Dysentel Allep. Hosp. , .182 37 Hem. -" - 175 8 3 Fevers, exelaiiiF , Ty"pbus. • Afiop. Hosp. . 9897 - 931 Hom. " 3062 84' 2 Allop. Tiosp. 9371 1509 It Rom. 1423, 219 It Cholera • All 4. Hon). 1278 6411. Hom. "- }348 69 MI Diseases. AUop. Hopp., total, 119630 41791 10 , Horn. 6i 6; 32655 1365 , 4 Benson. residing at n distance tcho 7.vi.sl Co .consult mt eazi do so by letter and receive a prompt reply. Isij eharge fnr consteltatibn.. J. H. THOMAS, ?J. D. treat Bend, Pa., Feb. 1, '57 [3m. ER — Office at the retid6ree of C. Dimon, Big. . • Notice. • • THE County Chmmiasioners have fired upon - the following dais and dates respectively, 'for hearing Appears from-the Astestmeots for the year 1858, at the Commissioners Office in Montrose, to wit: Apolacon, Chodon ut. Forest Lake, Friendsville and AiddletOwn, - Monday, Feb)! Franklin, Liberty and Silver Lake, - • Tuesdan " 23d. Auburn, Jessup and Rush; Wednesday," 24th. Dimock, Lathrop and Springville, • Thursday, " 25th. Great Bei:id and New Milford, Friday • 26th. Harmony, Oakland\ and Shsql Boro', - • . . Monday, March Ist. .Jiraist, Jackson and Thompson. . Tuesday," - 2d. Clifford, thedzit'aild Lenox, Wednes'y " '3d. Gibson, Harford and Herrick. Thursday, u s 4th. Bridgewater, Montrose and Brooklyn; Friday, " sth. By order of tile tommissioners. • Wm A. CROSSMAN, Clerk, COmmissioners s Office Montrose, Jan; 26, '5B. Money Saved. BY subscribing to Hodges' Journal of 'Fi mince and Bank Reporter, r because it gives full, early, complete and reliable .information of Bank failures, descOptions of counterfeits, &c.; and monetary affairs of every kind. Quotations correcteaat New York, .Philad'a., Boston; Cincinnati and Chicago, making FIVE lEFOATERS IN ONE. Terms : Mont WI:. One year. $l., Semi, 1.50 Weekly, 2.50, inelueriag _Coin Book. Any one lending five subscribers will receive.a cops of the Safe Guard and Weekly Journal free. Twenty-five , per cent. allowed agents and P. It cost *20,000 besides years of labor to arrange end publi.h Hodges' New Bank ~,ote 3afetGuardi It,deseribes over twelve thousand genuine bills: With this book no one can be imposed, upon by bad money. Every business man should bate it. Price. 62., post free. 25 per et. •discount allowed to Booksellers Agetas,br the subscribers to the Journal and Reporter. Address, J. TYLER•HODGEIS, Banker,. f 4 2t.) 271 Bioadway; N. Y. Caution, Artilashein'Td:cresiZiend'nfootrebirLaellny t p o e L' s t o o Stephens h P e u n r s . & Todd, for the sum of fifty r 'dollars, dated Au burn. January Bth, 1858, as it was obtained by fraud and deception,.and ter which we have re ceived no value, and therefore will not pay it .unless compelled' by Jaw. It is 'a judgment note, and waives the eiemption act of 1849, CHARLES G. HINES,' THOMAS M. HINES. Undersigned by JESSE. HINES. Auhurn, Jan-351h, 1851.-541. STATENNT OF RICEIPTS AND Made tend published in pursuance of an Act of .Assetilbly,o) _..._...,..........—,.. - ....-_,...:„?....:. 1 :Susquehanna Conuty.—Balance of Collect Colleeturs' Names. Townships. Duplicates.ilm't Paid IlEsoner's.iirec'age.lAm'lDuel Y'rs P. Welch, Apolacon, - . 417 181 389 68d '7 pp'z 2n-50 G. 0. Baldwin,- - - Ararat, -- - 189 381 179 09 811 942 'R.I. Carter, - - . -iAnburn, —- 3 875 93 808 64, 5 1' 24 73/ 42161 H. P. Robins, ' Brldgeivater - , - 1,532 'OO 1,45 'VI )0 31 • 76 08 . .1: L. Adams, - • ,iltrdoklytr, - - 768 17; 713 641; 18 983 37 55 B. Clark, • - *. qt:hoconht, . - 459 48? 431 54 I 523 22 '7l A. Halstead ; • MliffOre, •- .. 835 25; i, 785 3933 85141 33 1 Samuel Sherer, -- - "tltintack, .. . 918 *GEI 86'6551 453 45 603 - Charles Srockfm, - - % Dander, -- : 201, 20 186 161 525'• 9 79 ' . . H. Bireltatd, ;Forest • Lake, - - - 1 FOl 1. 1! - 15'64 72 I 667 29 72 i I R. Tuttle, - Wranklin; -... -} 500 88., 467 76,: 8 513 24 61 E. M. Day, I Friendsville, 148 09; . 129 3011 11 99 ) 6 80, A. P. Kinney, f _ ;Gibson, .-• .4 784 63; 745 17 { 25r 39 21 R. P. Terbosh, - ;Great Bend, ~ 3,063 023 - 998 45i 12 02 52 553 rB. V. Greeh, --. . - 4Harford, .. - . 720 0.1; 679 22 5 081 '35 743 ' David Taylor, - ....f..: - : 'Harmony, , - 404 98 377 81 7 29, 19 88/ E. Westgate, . ..- 4 . ' .:.lierriek, -- - - 423 382 393'61 • 9 . 06, 20 71 T. Butterfield, -•- /Ja-kson, .- . 597 43; 562 '77 501 29 61, Linius Smith, : _. -. . - ''Jessup, .. - . 550 5.1 610 43 . 13 25 '26 88; G. W. Tiffany, - . I,athrop, ... 274_70? 258 563 2 60i 13 60/ 0. T. Kinney, .-. ,- . ...tLenox. -.. . 543 11.4 502 451 15-06 5 , 26 333 A. A. Fish, , { Liberty, .; . e 444 543 .420 64' , .. 0 771 22 131 H. Spafford, . • {Middletown, . 848 98 608 28 869 32 01 i James Dilr,tis, . s.feittreite, . . 1,706 26; 1,616 63 4 553 85 tsf , J. P. Miller, .. : New Milford, - 1,099 96' 1,037 351 802 54 59 - S. H. Esterbrook, . . -;Oaklantl. -`- - ' 192 51{ 168 301 15 36 886 Robert Reynolds, - —Mush, .- . - 606 78, 571 58 512 •30 08 3 W. H. Gaige, --.: . -Silver Lake, - - 742 81 693 30 13 OS 36 483 Samuel Culver, -- - -ISpringville, .. 823 691 762 50 ,21 063 40 133 Aaron , Myers, ••• —.- -fStisq'ti Depot,. 369 64; 317 69 e 34 18 17 77, S. King, ..... --- t. -;Thompson, -- I , 300 34 278 6'73'7 02, l4 661 , , 119.743 48118,4T:1V 8299 06 1 $972 94. _ RECAMTICATiCi. To Total amount of Duplicates, • To ninouut paid by Colledtors, " of Exoneratiobs do., • • " Perc'en tagn "do , • • • •. • EI=EI Trertsueer's nitce, Moirtr*, niciffiii•er 31st, '11307 To Commonwealth costs, • Road Viewers, • • • 440,001 Road Damages, • • 545,25 1 J. W. Smith, late Commissioner,...l3B,oo! W. T. Case, CoMmissioner, 193,00 P. Well4 ' • . 172,50 0. Mott, Jr , • do , 21,00 Assiissors, 779,90 Constables, Grand Juiors,.., 507,95 Traverse Jurors, ......2;364,03 Printing, 176,t5 County Bonds Redeemed, I 469,00 Interest on do. and Money 10aned,..887,31 County Offices, - .... 74.95 Fue1,.... Stationerr Court House, • . .215.36 F. P. Hollister Sheriff and Jailor,. :845.97 Jail, 10.90 Juhttees of dig Peace. 32.72 S: B. Well, Prot. and Clerk of Q. S. 290.19 Coronei's inquest, - . 36,76 Townsllip Elections ,.. 350,81 General Elections,-. , ' 399,20 'Wild Cats, ' 4,00 Lunatic, Hospital, - ........131,75 Court Critir, • 81,00 AariculturalSociety,- - - 100,00 - t... Eastern Penitentiary, • 120,32 -Wm. A. QVWSIIIBII, Clerk, 400,001 14 nefundiriz Orders, . 61,02 0. S: Beebe . % Auditor, • 6,00' D. D. Brown,.. do . , • • • .6,00 D. P. Tiffany...do., - . - 6,00 TreaSurer's Percentage, ' ... . . 741,85 $0,284,65 — fiIEV§UREIeS STATEMENT OF Culteagis, M. B. Benedict, P. Welch, , . G. 0. Bald R. J. Carter,..... tobitis,... -J. L. Adamr, : . FR Clark;: A A. Halstead,.. Samuel Sherer,. Charles Slocum, •11. Birchard; ; . . Rufus Tuttje,....., R. M. Pay, A. P. Kinney,. R. P. Terboss,. E. V. 'Green, • • I.)avid Tay10r..... E. Westgate,. - • T. Butterfield; • 1 L Smith,' • IG. W. Tiffany, A. A. Fish, . Il.'Spafford, • J. P. Miller, IS. 11. Esterbrook,... 1 R. Reynolds,Jr.,:. W. 11. Gaige. Senuel Culver,. A. Myers, • • 6. King, • • • Amount of Duplicates,— Amont paid by Collectprs, Amount of Exonerations to Collectors, Amount of Percentage to Collectors,: . Amount of unpaid Duplicate of 1850, — gTATENItNT OF TRElglfilEit'S Ais( - 1001T; WITH riILITARY FUND: DR. S. A. WOOPRO7 , Treastif='er. To amount received from Collectors • for 1857, • • S - 4 . 61 '2l DU. 6. A. 1 ,' 4" 00; Itt; k t R . . o • r : . k To. aggt egat e Amount of State . Taxes levied and itstesStd for ' the use of the Coin t000..641,th for the year 1857, 0,245 33 Aggregate amount, of outstand- _ lug taxes for the years 1843, '49 And '5O, 340 42 Amount received from returned lands ' " ' ! 89 DR. STATEbi 'Ni' Olt r. P. tif a.L113.1 To'ainount of Fines and Jury fees as per Certificate of the Clerk of the Court of Quarter Ses PK. S.A. WOODRUFF TRRASURER or 6118 Q. CO To amount Treasurer's hands as per last Auditor's report.:... 1,439 37 To amount of tiuplicates for'lBs7 '19,743 48 To amount received of P. P. Ho!- lister, Sheriff Pinet and Jury Pees -• • gol To amount received from returned land, • 3 86 Suqutpuna Gat HANNA COUN SUSQU By County No I to 5., By 14 Refud By amount By Treasure 'O YEaliA-iTSFAYriiii;5l7 ; Townships: bitrord,.. itArarat, • • • • .%Atibnyn, :111idgewater,... . :Brooklyn,. ~Clifford, . • • .'Dundaff,- • • • . 'Forest Lake,— .I ranklin,. 'riendsville,.. ,Gibson, Grreal. Bend,... • s ~ H arford,- • • Herrit k, .Jackson, . ..iLathrop,! ..,Liberty,....... .A r ew Oakland,;.,.•. ..... 17,5) 13,30', 3,50 757.1 .. ~, 51,5 ; 37,05( 12,50; 1,95; ... , 20,001 23.7& 4,00 1 1,25;, ....; 4 . 6,5 Q • 29.9 . 3 15,001 , 1,5 V, .... 38,0 pi 25,65 11,00 1,35'; .. .i, '28,00 22,80 4,00 1,20 ... i 17,09 1 10,45, 6,00; 55; .. 213,59 i 10,451 14,50, 554 ~ . ; 8,00) 47; 2,59; 03, :.. ‘. 1 23,5 Q 18,05 4,50 951 .... 1 47,09: 42,28 2,50, 2,22/ i .: . 10,00', 15,20 3,00 S 0 ...), 26,0 16.15, 9,00? 85i .: . ' 30,0 ); 19,001 10,00; 1,00 ... 21,0 1 14,73' 5,511 77 .. •. ~ 14,0 . 9 9,50 i - 4,00 5 ..: .t 15,50( 12 , 35/ 2 , 50.. 65 .)Rush,. ... .;Sitser 14ke,: . • pringville, ' 738,56' 491.21 CONTRA. 113 r arnoun't paid to Brigade Ills . Pector, Asa SpiCer, as per account Vendered, 29,47 113 y amount paid - Assessors, • 10,44 By amount paid Printers,...... 25,00 1.13 v amount paid Commissioners,...... 18,61 D fly amount paid Cciin'rs for Stationery, 20,00 IBy amount'of Treasurer's Percentage 1 on $491,21, 4,91 133 , ahioti4 ih treasurer's hands, " 11511,39' $491,21 $8;588 64, .*314 00 .21,491 3 EXPRNifiTtRES , the' tal. of April, A. D., 1834 lone Aacolint for 1857. 419,743 48 .18,471 48 299 do • 972 94—519:143 48 WOODRUFF, Treahirer rdere Redeemed from 4, inclusive. $18,462,78 ng Orders • 61,02 aid County Auditors, - 18,00 I 's Percentage, 744,83 $14,7'3: $4,004 9,50; 4,013 s $39,00' 19,30 12,00 24,23' 15,0'0 1 1,. 11,88 5 6,:50 1 40,50 19,00 17,10 10,00 7,50; I, 4,00' 1. 5,00 ir,OW 86 10, 20 ' 43 3 , 803 I' 11:4 0 , 1 1 8,103 13' 8,80 . 45501 . 25,1;q . 6,50; 17,06 . 12,0 D 11,00: 182,50125,1* 39,00 4491,21 .182,50 25,79 . 39,00-$738,50 By 5 poi , cent. allowed to Col lec!ors on settlement, 404 36 By Exonerations, - 135 30 By unpaid Duplicates for pre vious ,Virs, 1843, '49 and '50.... 340 42 By Treasurer's percentage on $7,-. . 708 at 1 per cent. • it'r 08 By amotiht paid State Treasurer,— 7,631 48 kits 64 2EMEMME= 13y amount paid Treasure and charged in his account 3 per ck. retained (or . colkectini, 1 IN ACC T. ivaag tT BITE SAID By amo l , nt paid Co. Auditors By exoneration to Col's, 299 06 By ptercntaire 't` 972 94-4 3 272 * 90 B 14 refundlog.orders ' 61 02 By Ccitiiity mars Wedded from No. 1I to 544 inclUsive:: • • 18,462 78 By_commissiops on receipts $16,- 78042 at 2 per cent 3700 3y ccimrs on expemlitOres $18,4 4 62,78 at 2 per tent. 369 25-744, $ By amount in Treastirces - biods 932 7i Itetivitulation - of Court House Acount: 1 851. NEW COURT HOUSE ACCOUNT'', Dr. To contract Prise,:.. • $18,509,00 To additional expen' r - .. rder of County Con , -ni To furtiabing Cotr; Col ) 7:1 By firsr, second, and third issue of 13ouds, redeemed ,with interest, • 11,098,87 By Ca 4 paid Augu,st, 1854, 500.00 By 'MLA: paid for furnishing, 1,425,70 jay Cititinty Bonds unmatuTed,.... 7,298,65 Siitemeut of Salm. Co. Treasury, To available funds in the Treaiu ry. . 4932,74 To uncurrent money of previous y'rs. *000; To fourth issue of County Bonds to _ Court House Contractors, due ' - Sept. 15th; tB5B $3,500 To fifth issue, due Sept. 15th, 1859, 3,500 To sixth issue, " " " 1800, 337 52 To several amounts of Notes, Bond% Judgments, &c., as per Auditors Report sod 00 _ Or We certify the foregoing tb bi',l a 'dol.- rect Statement. T: CASE, • ti oun i . ‘,. P. WELLS, 0. morr, Cammi " . "' . Atleat—Wm. A. Cttossatag, eeroiniisioners'Offirze, Montrose, t` January 23, A. D.. 1858. 1 • THE GOLDEN PRIZE, illustrated. 1858. iiiiAritted, The• Ne - York Weekly- GOLDEN PRIZE is one of the largest and best [homy papers of the day. An Imperial Qoarto containing EIGHT PAGES, or EOP.TY coLustss, of entertaining original matter, and ELEGANTLY ILLISSTHATED every vevek. 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The nrtielei to tie.dkstributed Are comprised In the following list: _ 2 Packages of Gold, containing $5OOOO, each 5 do do 'do 8200 00, each. 10 do do :I do $lOOOO, each. f 0 Patent Lever Ilunting Cased Watch es 8100 00 each. 20 Gold Watches, . . . . 8'75 OQ each. 50 do do • $BO 00 each. 100 do do .. - $5O 00 each. 300 Ladies Gold Watches, . $35 00 each. 2 tiO Silver Bunting r.....a :Watches $3O 00 each. e 500 Sil-er Watches, $lO 00 to $3O 00 each. 1000 old Guard , Vest, and Fob hilins , • • • $lO 00 to 830 00 each. Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops, Breast Pins, Cuff Pins. Sleeve Buttons. Rings, Shirt Stud s , Watch Keys, Gold- end Silver-Thimbles, and a variety of other articles worth from 50 cents to 815. each. Immediately on receipt of the subscription moriy,tho subscribers name will be entered up on our subscription book opposite a number, nd the gift corresponding with that number will be forwarded. within one wee - lc, to the sub scriber, by mail or express, post paid. All communications should beadressed to BECKET & CO., . , 48.& 49 Moffat Building, 335 Broadway, N. Y. Or Specimen Copies sent free, $10,286,6. A. D.' rrs. 39,00 1850 LT.t TB a (I:. C 3 Pro[. J• E. Stoddard, Principal. THE SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY NOR MAI:SCHOOL was opened on Monday, the 30th day of November, 185'7, to continue two quarters of 11 weeks each, under the charge of Prof. STODDARD and competent Assistants. The first quarter wi.o lose on the 20th of Feb ruary next. The second qnarter will commence ON THE 22nd DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1858. During the tnost - of this quarter, B. F. I . :ewks. bury, Co. Supt., w;11 be present to aid in better preparing teachers for the discharge of their ar duous duties. Those . who design becoming teachers should not fail 'le avail thombelves of the advantages here pfesenteck‘ Prof. Stoddard will deliver; during the term, a Course of Lec tures, on The Seiepce 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. . • Tuition in Normal Department, per (leerier of 11 weeks, $6 00 Experimental Department, 8.50 'Latin and Greek, - 5.00 Board per week, from $2 00 tes2.so. Tuition bills are to be pnid in advance. The money will be'refunded if the student is kept from school by protracted sickness. N. B. It is highly important that every stu. dent be present the first day of the tent, as the daises will then be formed, mod studies assigned. Teachers who are obliged to enter the school tWO weeks after the term commences, in consequ'ence of their schools not being out until that time, Will be charged $5.00 tuition. • W. JESSUP, Pres't • . C. F. READ, Scey. Montrose, Jan. 26th,"1856. [416. 4738,50 - . RE M 0 'V• A L the Saddle, 'fairness and 'frank Shop of rg. FAIRDIATE Is RtMOVED to the building re - I:catty occu pied C. C. Hollister - , on Main St., ono door above S. S. Mat's, where he will be happy to wait on all who may favor him with their patron- . age. . . Jan. 20th, 1858.—tc. $401.21 Adininibtraton Sale. • BY VIRTUE of an order of sale made by. the Orphan's CoUrt,of Susquehanna County, will be exposed to sale, bi . ptiblic yeudue or out cry, en Tuesday the rah day of Feb s edary bent, at. ten o'clock a. to., all that certain piece or parcel of land . iituaie in the township of Herrick in said co,unty, bounded on the porth ebd past by hula 'artlamesCOolt, soUth by too "old Newburg Turnpike," and west by land of Campbell, and George Crandall, containing about se4tity acres, with the appurtenances, • - bnVraiiied 11 and having about 30 acres improved. - • Late the estate of Leonard Cook, deceased.— Sale to take place (in the premises. Terms made known on the day of sale. JOHN SSIILEY, Adm'r. I Jan. 19th, 1858.-3w4. SO4 58 9 42 8314 00 Adnalnistrc i l ri e,3 Sale. rirHE undersigned, u, i ,„ b „, i for sale at public venclue, on Tuesti:"," bed for 23d 1858, at 10 o'clock in the to , ec in i.l . the premises late of Ezekiel Barnes ;n Gibson tarn ship, the following•oge — w,ki 2 good Horses, a reat pair of three years rs, fi Cows, Cultes; Wagons, sleighs, Elmer. Hamm', Cultivators, and other Farming Toßlm, Dairy Utengi ly, House hold Furniture, a e . tiantity -of Hay, Straw - and Grain, Cider and Barrels, and various.othei'arti etas. _ T.tuals.—All twins under ss,:enWdown; $115; or over, six months credit, with approved /wearily. CHARLES TINGLEY, Acitniiiistisf Harford, January 2;sth, In s s.-4wl. 12!,43,1' =razz $20:263,22 $20,203,22 JANUARY Ist. 1858 susavuEßAN A COVniTit 'The Chropest.:Paper in the World. Thi§ NATIONAL MERCHANT. A large Weekly at Sixty Cents a Year. IT contains a choice selection of Literary mat ter. Tales, Poetry and a large, amount of commercial information. The reviews of the Markets and Bank Reports aro worth mote than the price of subscription, and the paper befoie it is printed, costs more than we get for it For ten dollars we send l copies, and any diree dollar magazine: Specimen copies sent froo on receipt or a postage stamp. Canvassers aljoti ed a liberal commission, amounting in some ca ses to eighty dollar's a month.. Address, S. E. ASHTON & CO. National Merchant Office 337,52 1,425,70 Artist'S Materials. DINTS in Tubes, Brushea, Tin, Copper and P Sifirer Foil, Glass Slabs and !dollars, Lithographs, Qec., at the Store of ABEL TURRELL. Montrose; Dec. 15th, 1'357. NTOTICE iN Oy . given that the brat cor .1.11 HAWLEY & GUILD ix/ thig.day div.aolved Mutual consent... C. HAWLET, Gib . son, Aug. 17 1857. E. E. GUILD. no books and accounts entisbe found at the Store fo'rnierly occupied by the subscribers. All persons having unsettred accounts ate requeitted to settle the same as soon as possible. The business will be conducted in fetilre by 'the undersigned, und.•r the firm of C. P. & 0. M. IlAwtEr,who are comstantly-receiving from New York and Pliilfidelplica,tht. latest siyles of F a ll attd Winter Dry Goods, dlo thing&c., all of which will be sold at a very saintl profit for ready pay. Gibson; Aug. t tat, 1°,57. C. P. HAwLET, 6. Et. H Awlrr. 32 eiPA YS for Board and Tuition e _ 0 in Common English, the Term of Fourteen Weeks, cotittneueing Sfareh IB,lBbB. at the FOICt EDWARD INSTITUTE N. Y. Superb brick buildings, beautifully located o n the Rail Row) neat Saratoga Springs. Superior facilitigo for. ljusie. Painting and ,French., Stu. dents redeived at any time, and charged Ooly, for the residue of the Term. Diplomas awarded to Ladies who graduate, Send for a Catalogue, :with fall particulars. Rev.-JOSEPH E. KING, , A. M., Pineipal, Fort Edward. January lath, 1958 T. BOYLE, REPRESEN'I'S A CAPITAL OF OVER VOOO5OOO, For Fire, Illarine, Life, and Inland Insurance. Office, New Milford, Pu. , January 186, 185 - 8. ly* tdrurs' 110 gleclianics' INSURANCE COMPANt T. W. Corner Second and NVisinut Streets, 12313.ZIAILDMITUilaA CAPITAL. $1,200,000. This Company .elects . Fire Insurance on Buildings, Goods, Furniture, de. Marine Insurance on Vessels, Cargo and Freight, TO ALL PARTS 0" Inland Insurance on Goods by Ricers, Lakes, Canals, 13.ailroAdA;and Land Carriage, to all Parts of the Union up. on the most favora. ble terms. DIRECTORS: IL,:c.THos.B.FLor.EscE, I CHARLES DINPF.E, Oro. H. A 113ISTRONG, THOS. 11 ANEIERFIELD, CHAS. A. RUM:SCAM, EDW . D R. HUNSOLD, GEORGE II ELSISOLD, F. CA RILL BREWSTER, JAHEs E. ZEAL. ISAAC LEACH, JR. THOMAS-B. FLORENCE, President. . EDWARb R. HELM BOLD, Secretary. T.'BOYLE, Agent. Office, New Milford, ra. January 18th, 1853. PA TEN7' COMBINATION BEEHIVE. A SURE protection against Moths, Mice, and .L - 1. all enemies of ttio Bee. Highly approved for the last 5 years by the most intelligent Bee Keepers in the western and eastern States. • I REFEI:ENCES.-J. S. Gregory and J. H. Ber tholf, Monroe, Orange 'Co., N. Y.; J. E. North. Candor, Tiega Co N. Y.; 11. M. More, Painted Post, N. Y.; Sam'l Kidder, J. C . . Elton, and A. C, Ely, Elmira, N. • Y.; John Bell, Newark, N. J.; Frederick Fritz, Easton, Pa.; Hiram Hull, Westtield,llass.; Henry Fi I man, Addison. N. Y., land Abijah Wells, Gibson, D. L. Hine, liarforif, G. C. Birdsall, Jackson; and B. F. Wells,tliliord, Susq'a Co. Pa. It may be tisod as a swarming or nen-iWarM: ling hive, the Ent-Plus honey and comb.can s be re. moved without injuring the bees. It is very convenient for RediDg, , bees, and p revents all (ranger from robbers ; it is also the c heapest pa, tent hive now in use: A hive with two sections costs 82,75, three. Sections 83,50, 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. Gibsum. For malting, and nsing, $5,• hive arid right 88. 1 will sell town rights, haing bought the right for the county. With every hive and right, I . give a book instrueting, how to manage it.. 14 _hivewas at our County Fair last fall and took the premium, with the bees and honey in, it. I *arrant every !Ili.° I Sell to givq.satisiaction, or refund the money aiter fair trial. COE WELLS. Gibson, Stoofa Co., Pa., Jan. Bth, 1858. tst* liVIVI111131K.:1 1 • • . upaeclsau Naates.MOS tgouM pus aw diaq 2a!op os Sq'pus pgads pus xi! dap of °sum(' ll Jul .IJortv jo gyps% sJulibp sib slut* pus sJuitop aag IoE suct owe auo Sus os •sauup seJ!Jcl js puuisd SpsaJ Joj Has of , SJunusr jo Sup qig . .aql uo . ,paanaunoa pop suoilud pus spuavj ama AUS dsls pinoffi - -spufq Stu Jo lno tnaq and of aq itsq3. I. Jo Jciaiuipaimui paplos eq roam sonoaou apql ITT; 'am amo oqm ;nog; o) Sas more 's2.goK Inoqwe yo magi deal louuua puuttaaq uo i lmpse.3l ale pull 'am nal -v --Viiaac °Aug S4I.CIM a limn - aux g V NOO9 The Shoots And Quickened , Youth. Just Publish.d the 3d Editton. . SPERMATORRHEA Oli , SENIINAL DISEASE.—A ontific Treatise on the treatment an. perfect cure of Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, impotency, &c.; resulting froin viciolts htibita aeiluired du ling the critical passnge,frrim Youth to Manhood. By DR. CULVERWELL, Member r f the RoyaKollege of Sur,geons of Eri'glaiui, :827, lit6eutiate of the Hall (1842) and 30 years f itesident Practioneer in Lon don; Author of the "Guide to. Health," "Green Book" ”How to be liappy t ".Memorleis or "Singh, end Married Life," &e. This small, but highly valuable Treatise; writ ten by a world renownid Physician and Surgeon, points out the4lnly sure . apd permanent cure for all diseases resulting f-om self abuse, and is the only putilicatioh of its kind written in a hence otcmt spirit and by h scientific man. It should be ill the hands of all who value their life and health and happiness here and hereafter... Price 12 hentis or-4 Stamps, at the receipt. of fybich it will he sent post free,, and well, secured, y Di. CH. KLINE, No. 940 Ist 'Avenue, Box 4586, New York. - [Jan. 28th, 1858.—tc: fIROCERIES, CroOrery, Hard ware and s other artioles to numero us to men: which 6fiafl he aold Chesgot.tAsh or Ranciy_r - e. Wt. num -4. e. ;~' bise 'OllOll. E. W. PHELPS' 'eso.rpon MI=MRIMiI Hemtibld'sOita:et:Preparation Highly Conciatratid.Cobiponid Fria . Eitrart Barba. for . Vise as's of the Bladder, idrieys,. Dropsy, Weaknesses, ObstrUctions, - Secret 'l)lmmis, Fehiale Complaints, and Eriieises - of the Sexual Organs, arising from 'excesses and imprudences in life, and removing all impropir,discharges from the blad der, kidneys, rsexual organs, whether existing in MALE OR FEMALE, from Whatever cause • they may have originated, and no criate:r et • hoW lung standing, giving health and Vigor• to the frame, and bloom to the pallid cheek. JOY TO THE AFFLICTED!!! I It cures nervous and debilitated sufferers, and rt.tneven all the symptoms, among which will be lound indisposition to exertion, loss of power, loss of inenrory, difficulty of breathing, gen- • bra' weakness, horror of disease, seak nerves, trembling, dreadful hcrro,./..0f death, night sweats, cold feet, walte, fulness, dimnesi of vision, languor, universal lassitude of the mus ruler' system, ()hen enormous • . • appetite, with dyspeptic symptoms, hot hands,flushing of the body, dryness of the skin. pallid countenance and, eruptions on the face,pain in the back,beaNiness of the eyelids, frequently, black spots a vi qg before,the eves. With a tempenay at:Fusion-sod loss of sight; want of attention, • great-mobility, restlessness, With horl'or c i f so ciety. Nothing is more desirable te-sniii Patients than solitude, and nothing they rpm dread for fear of themselves; no repose of manner; no enrneitness, no speettlitionbut a 'lonia transition from one question to another.. - These symptoms, ifsllowed to go on—which this medicine ihvarlablY removes--soon follows loss of power-4)11611y and, epileptic fits—in one of which the patient may.expiye. Who can say that these excesses are not frequently followed by those direful diseases—insanity arid consume r tion 'I The records of the insane asylums, and the melancholy deiths by 'cons•uraption hear am • pie witness tcr the troth of these assertions'. • In lunatic asyl ems the most.melaneholv exhibition. appears._ The countenance is actually sodden & quite - ileatitute—neither mirth or grief ever vis its it. Should a hound of the voice occur, it is rarely :alleviate. t•With woeful . measures_ wap.despair Low,sullen sounds Ids - 'grief beguiled." Bebillty is the most .terrible! and has brodght thousands to untimely graves, thus blasting the ambition of mane noble youths. Reim be cured by gie use of this • INFALLIBLE REMEDY. If you are suffering with Say of the above dis tressing ailments, the Fluid Extract Buchu will cure you. Try it and be convinced of its efficacy. Eir Beware of quack nostrums and quack doc tors, who falsely boast of abilities and-references. Citizens know and avoid them. and save long suf fering, money, and exposure.'by sending or call ing for a bottle of this popular and specific rem edy. It allays all pain and inflammation, is per fectly pleasant in its taste and odor, but immedi ate In its action. RELMBILD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Is prepared di,rectly.according,to.the rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry, with the greatest se eurdey and chemical knowledge and care .devo ted in its combination. See Professor Dewees' valuable . works on the practice'of pllysib. and most of the late standard works of medicine. fr 6 1 00 ja One hundred dollars will be paid to any physician who can prove that the medicine ever injured a patient;and the testimony of thoonanticcan be produced to prove that it does great good. Cases of Com ono week to years' standing have been effected., The masa of voluntary testimony in-possession of the Pro prietor. vouthing its virtues and curative poweis, is immense, embracing names well known to Science and Fame. 100,000 Bottles have been sold and . not 11- : sing,lo instance offailure has been reported! Peran-ally appeared bofore me, an Aldernian of the City of Philadelphia, H. T. Helmbold, Chemi.ti who being duly sworn doet itay, that, his preparation contains no Naccotic, Mercury or injurious Drug, Vitt is mire!). VeYetab!e• H. T. Helmliold. Stile .11anialicturer. Sworn and subscribed before me this 23d day of Nor 1854. Wm P. lIIBI3ARD. Aldertnan Price . .S1 per Bottle, or six for 1135, delivered to any address. accompanied by rcli..ble and res ponsible certificates from Plofessors of. Medical Colleges, Cleigymen, and others. Prepared and •sold by 11. 'l'. HEI.NIi3OLD, Practical and Analytical Chemist, So. 52 South 10th-st.. below Chestnut, -Assem bly Buildings, Philadelphia, Pa. fir To be had of all Druggists and Dealers in . the U. S.. Canadas, and British Provinces. 'Beware of Counterfeits. Ask for lielmbold's -A-take nn other. Cures guarantied. • • gold In Montrose by ABEL TURRELL Agent. Jan. 20, '57.-52t. Lackawanna & Bloomsburg R R. A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURF ti OF TRAINS. GOING rowra St:Akin .. .3, S:l7. Mail. Aceen. Phil'a Mail Leaveßgivrt, 7.00a.m. - 3.15p.ai • ...El9orri; . 7.10 " 3.'25 " E-py, , . 7.18 " 133 " Lane Ridge, .7 30 " - 145 " Berwick. :.55 " • 4.10 " Beach Haven, 8.10''" 4.25." Beach Grove, 8,20 .4 4.35 " ‘Olickiihinay, 8.35 " 4.50 " Hunlipeln C'k, 8.0 5:15 " . . Nanticoke, d. 00." 5.20 " Plymouth. 9.20 " 5.40: Ar've at Kingston, - 9.30 " 5.50 " LenvoKingston, ' 9.35 " 1,44.m:76.90 " Wyoming, 9.50 " 3.10 " 0.20 1 1 W'st Pittston, .3.55 . 2.20 1 ! t.M " "Pittston, .10.00 " 2.30 ". 6.20 "' Lack:mann, 10.10 " 2.45 " .6'40 " Taylorville,' 10,20 " 3.00 " 6.50 " Arrive at Scranton, 10.30 " 3.15 " • 7.00 " The New York, Hail Train connects with the Express going East, on 1 1 .ie Delaware, Lackawan na & Illestern Railroad. Arrive in New York 7.15 p. m.- " Philadelphia, by Camden & Amboy Railroad, 8 - .20 Pare floin ?Alpert to Ne* York A,',. ; '6,00. The. Acccitilmod'ation Train North, connects at Scranton with the express Train West oh the 1.). L. &W, Railroad. , hot,rd sbirrit. • Aceo'n. Stations. l'hira Mail. c N.Y. Mail teaveScranton,. 8.00a.m.11:30a.tn. 4.00p.m • TOlorritle, EttO " 11.45 " 4.10 . Lackawanna, 8.20 " 12.00 m. 4.20 " Pittston, 8.30 " 12.15p.m. 4 4 0 . ' .w. Pittston, 8.35 " 12.30 "- 4.35 " Wyoming, 8.40 "' 12.40 " -4.40 . " Arrive at Kingston, g9O, " 1.00 " - p.OO Leave Kingston, 10100 " 9.14 " Plymouth, 10.15 " •- 6.30 '! Nanticoke, 10.50 " 0.55 " linnlock C'k f lO.4s " 7.00 " Shickshinny, 11.10 " a, 'a- ... ...4 ox la Beach Grove; 11.25 " , 7 40 " Beach Vaal, 11.:15 ' 7 AO " Berwick, 11.35" " • 8.10 ." Lime Ridge, ,12.20p4n- 635 ' Espy, 12.30 " 8:45 Bloom, , 12.40 " - 8.50 Arrive at Rupert,l 10.50 , " . .9,00 : The Philadelphia Mail:Tmin,going,South, con nects with the Mail Train at Rupert, going East. at I.lllp. m:, for Cntawiss.9; Port Clinton, Potts.. viii, Rending, &e., arriving nt Philadelphia at 8.25 p. m. '• Also with Mail Train going West at p. m., for Danville, Mahn, Muocy, Williamsport and Elmira. - • Passengers by the 4 (Mock"p. m. Train gc.ll South, can talie the 11 ol,einelip. m. Expresstfam for Elmira and the West44 - indge at Bionmabiirg and take the 4: o'cloelt a. m. train 61114 East. arriving at Philadelphia at 12 noon. k r3l Passengers for Harrlslittrg, direct will lake the N. Y. Mail train, (4 c; 4 eloCk p. m.) going South, .connecting at ,Port Clinton with the Dauphin Sioquehnarm, Railroad, arriving. at Harrisburg al.l2,o'clikkpoon; next day... F..J. LEAVENWORTH", Sup't. Scrithiit, January 131 h, 1858. 3m3. WOLF'S Aromatic. Schiedam Schnappa,at TURRELL'S MM;=7M - - H. Sttiith, SURGYZN DErI'LISTS. nee opposite Vailint Montrose. Partiettlar . nit , nti to inserting teeth on gory to filing dveitin# January !Oil, 1858. $20;000 \ ' - Griikadal Litt Mtn. IT nutillyr, tione of N tk! , will be soitl at priee.A to hii.t a great vari e ty of • Ladies , and Getstleturp with a kill aiwortmt•nt,iii..a TRADtx, and at prices. , 1 .101 p kinds of Goodeoro than early fall prices. Eff He would rir,ticule . l of cash buyers to .his now itt CARPETING,. • B FFiltia OB E;S, ST 1 1 ,E *nit huge and rich, and at low down prices. New Milford, bee. 15th, IV E • - T:t n ik G 0 0 1) - St • For Chth or Rela'O-Pay.. The sul;,seribershave jubt ptichaSed raid, wELL sELEurro sTo 3tc OF Gb)DS, Consisting sif Sta'plefand - Fa . ney, DRY G o,oli S Groceries, Crockery, floric,,l l ,e, Boots and 3>,0- 5', 4 . c. , 4c.; Wo l 6lcl offer them for sale at their Store, atit,wl - rates than Goods hsve been sold.ln tb102,116 , for Casii or P#ODIICE - ; experience having taught us that this iis the only true 'Fay of doing brisk news. As we boOght ~ O r Go' nds fol. Cash do s .. ring the gre,at tooni:y panicL Wo have bought them 1,:i3 . 41, and will self then} the bane. • * * *Please give Min call and examine our stork. GUILE & BLANDING. Ilarford, Oct: 38111. 1857. 1 , • Things as. They phould Be.. Av - E . 7 %% ti •o st u o l in d say em t t o k r a , t ur i n v i e sti t i .h e a re v ll e S B F e ri eu v r t and: agensy of most of the pc,i.ahif. Patent Me i'd'les ' . Of thq day, for, which we rail allowed forty per.. cent. fur selling. We propinie (under the, bud times) dividing the profits with ounce:dowers.- Now, good friends, and enemies (if we bare . any),' you that wish to savetiooney, call at, the FARMERS . STORE end you widl find everything which poor disea,cd nature rl-triireis fur !ler 'res toration,. at prices unp:.ralliA in the hiitoiy o this medicine age. . i - . Among our catalogue mayli , e found the ec.le- brated Grmfenberg Medicines; Dr. James Mof fat's Pills, Sovereign Balm,' the German Lion , of the Day, Hygeian Vegetall t e i Nh•ilieipe,thi,lti's Pills, Giillin's Hufeland's, "•ruiti Vegetafile, Judd's-NI edicated Cuti::,ltt, .7;i51111 4 's V011111630 . ,' i Pain Riller,switb every varie'i; *of fhaver's Faun- \ 1 iv Medicines, warrantel to inswfr, the purpose for which they ..are morn enclecli Crandall's . blood Puri fi er, Radway's eady Riviief, with others too nninerous to me n ion. Call and see, Counsel and and Advice free of charge.. • - • I P t . THAI' RE, JR. l - Montrose. Dec. lst, 1857.1 • ..________ • NEW I JEIVELB.I%. • - THE Subscriber has this day retuilied, from New Yuri( w!th a la* and ti''cll s i electoct stock o: • N itzAvt:LitY and' FA: which, having been purchasi tretnely depressed state of t sold at unusually low prices., ment may be found GOLD I ~ . .. Chains, S'eals, ker.. Pens a . •' Breastpins, Fingerrings'of e Armlets, Lockets, Snaps, %% gtqttorts, Studs, Thi'mbles, SlidA, &c., B:.e ti 07 ,1 Threaded and plain Forks; Fruit Knives, Salt and Pr Cases, Cups, ChildrensSett.:l Keys, Spectacles and Thiml Also, situp' stock•of Silt dessert Knives, Carvers, Cs Card Receire.rs, Salts, Te: ✓ Spoons, double, treble anti c ! A hin,Shell and Imitation Pocket Kill'ves, SeisSora, Ko Bracelets. •BreaStpintt and Tooth Brushes, Pearl and , tons, Shawl Pins, _ l 3 ilt. I Leather Purses; Bags; Mal Sewing Birds. &e., &C. All of which will be-sold' prices. . ALFK tiaghamion, Dec. 1I N T-IC E , s II EI? 6.7,' , . ABEL T . IJAS just returned fror large and choke vari fur CASH, and selected 'is ovor thirty of the beet H. which he effers.to til; cust at low. prices foi Cash.- -Hi • _ , DRU Jo • NI E D I• C• 1 1' A I'N • - OlLs,, . • • WIND 0, W iG L . A § :§, In v. I: 5 T F FS, ._ b It .o, e E ,I.E S, GLASS-IA 1.1.. E; .• C It O 0 K i It 1. - ;- MIRRCkIt S, • C•hu C K S,• '.. ' R; ; • \' I. N D:0 p A 1 , . it ; AtiNnow oir,SII :A 11) k.I 8 , • FANC - Y. c; : 0_ 613 •-, - • M.UBIC4L INS. lt l i r ,UMENTS, 1 li. -W E It Y . P ER F U Si E KT, - . pRI•GU L OI)B.. _II A It.,- 0 WI A It E. • STONE:WARE. WOO'DENIWARE, - .13 It O. 01NI 8 , • • . , BRUS tt E. 8 , _ • JAPAN•NE WARE,' ' . , BIRD C GES„ ,- C A N A. , It Y • IS ;E E 0, POCKET KNIVES. - W 111 rS, • • UMBREL•LAS, 0 1.1 N S ,' - . .P 'LS.,3 TQLS: . AUIII'UNIFIC 4 N, . TURPS: 'l' 1N E;;• C All r 14: NE. d 0 BURN I?f.. p s l i Liu t ry ; . .. , A t . L.l ti u.o R, s, (ForMeili.einall'ltirpases O'itiy, TRUSIS.ES. - ... gIiPPOIITEIt'S, ' S li 0 li L -I) E It It .It , A; C E S; l' la It I' NI ONAIES, • SPEOTACL.E,S, — ' SILVER & PLATED-SPOONS,TORKS&e GOLD" P-E N S.: STATIONERY. VIOLIN STRING S,A3OWS, Sic,, . A n d'a II of the most r o.p-u - 1 , 0 PA'TENT ItItsDICINEg.: Thankful for the lihera patrouago hithei fro fr ceived, he hopes tsslit a continuant° ati large increase of the sa ne . - 1 Oft Tifitßkti;.• . 1 Montre;se, Dec. Ist 18.57. ri Oil paid for all thel by DICKE %VW - 1044agneelitik.ot lvareb.(nprth.pido) ,Y 9 piste, and iy., 011TH 'ON i lig !urge .4 ) to Ilk muck that !le t tuu ineludibg I ... ■ Drew; .I.3rtrpeptik,ikt . tt pan c is ?LUCLIWItir vf Cana. /01.47er than • t. r4ll 16u *option k rf - .41 in the 'presegt ex v re market, wsl2 be. Among hit assort- • • I , -try ',style, Br lets ate h liookts.,Sß4ve 11;siies, Spertcre. lipenc, -Sutter and serve Ltdia r ~ Card r • apkinrina , Chains blew. 'er-plated table and. -ma, Cake litudictisi ' Setts, Forks, and H . xtra plate., , • , umle , ,NeedleNGoral. ices and Forks,' Jot garrings, ! flair and ornetian tileeTe But 'air Pins, verv, "nett, Plaitt-add at the lowalt, cash . 1) J. EVANS . .., dd Fellow's Ilan. L do N York . , with.* •ty of Goods,liotight ith match care; from uses in Ncw York; ,mers and, the pnlirfe stock compribet: IN E S, '• T S, Wont in HusquOrai NI A'S (ikik

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