EEO
-* Front thie . Withitigefo trtion.
'be`:_ Blacik Kipablican
. , •
There seems to. be a goiid deal-More in the
"ilontgimery amendment, than the Black ite
.publicans bargained for: The dullest'of Them
b e gin to discover', 'that there is a -cat in -the
t neal-fub.' , ' "eintfidence* operation
which a few !wily 'Democrats' have played up
on their new allies. It ira of the worst
sort—a-genuinelrst of April &fah.
The House bill provides that in -the elec
tion to be held under it in Kansas, those lei
dents shall vote who are qualified to do so
under the existing Territorial lkws. The
q ualification 'precribed by these laws are'a
six months' , -residence in the Territory and
certain test oaths—among. these, one in
which, the 'lei:institution: and laws .of the
-Unitedßtate.-s, the fugitive slave'laty included,
and that be has not interposed-to obstruct the
execution of this' particular lair. Such is the
effect of one of the provilions of the Ifout
egomery amendment.' It is certainly odd to
see,th_e Black Ripublican party requiring a
test of fidtility to the Constitution find the
laws cf the United states, especially to the
fugitive-slave law ; and asolemn abnegation
of haring interfered, to obstruct the execution
of the fugitive slave-law., We say, 'ihis pro
vision is a noble one to •he inserted to a Black
Republican measisre. _
The Federal Constitution provides that
"21t10 States tatty de •acitnittiti-'by Congress
into the Union;" but the -House bill im
proves upon that provision. While requiring .
dukvoters in Kansas to support the Coultitirs,
don of the United States,the flousetakes to it
self the liberty ng that instrument in
radical ParticulatVi for their, bill provides
that the President,', bt -and - with 'the advice
and. consent of the border ruffians "and aid
emigrants in the Territory, shall admit Kan
sas into the Union by .his own- proclamation.
Now, the President is a ti ustviorthv man, and
may be itnplicitlytonfined in - to do all that
n honest teen ought to do in itty matter - or
erArgency, ,ptiblic or priitate. „We are 'sure,
cult' not violate the fruit reposed in.him
ry the Black IRepablicans in the House in the
But Sot ire doubt whether
ought to •be empowered With ilre
of violating the emistitutiotk of the
States.. Eternal•vigilance is the p?iee
of "The one-man power" is. an ever-
. cvgabot with the 'outs." We had,
thereforo, :beti<o- stick to the Constitution
:ban trust- even Mr. Buchanan. The trot
would, be imprudent in itself, the precedent
would be very dangerous. . . •
We will, supposes case that Might happen,
,_in order to expose another difficulty, into
which the BoMe bill might drag the Black
Republicans. What if, w Ith the army tine: , in
-Kansas under the President's orders, with
the _"ruffians". hovering •in swarm ( a' the
'Missouri boder, and *lrene 'static' soyer
•-eign and supreme over the Territory—What
zif, by the united means of them three dread
agencies, a vote should be obtained .favorable
to the Lecomptori Constitittions or, failing
this, what if by these sane three powerful
'means a pio.slavery Couvention - _ should be
--elected in Kanstis; ;Nell should frame a pro
-slavery Coostitution, and this Constitution
&houlil be carried by -the potential agencies
alluded to—and what it, in either-of those
'events, the President should adrniansas by
the'fiat of his own proclamation's a Shive
State into the Union / Here would be a rare
—kettle of fisb prepared by the Black Reitubli
eons themselves in the House hill of theirs,
The iTiteratcr4 declaration' would be-realized,
and Mr. Giddings Would discover that he had
at last "swallowed a nigger" is . his ohl. - age.
the Pack It4publican would find that their
1;4 ORtlis=---worße than those which the at tny
swoieln Ylandels--by. which they - pledgPil
thentselv•&o before heaven and earth that they
would never. - directly or indirectly, '-vote "for
adeaitting a slave State into the Union—
were all brokerrintO finders.
Dz,Bow's irkly 'ress says dm
Wahington who killed Carter in
Philadelphia, is again engaged as an
. agent
f9r that paper, -,and that be'gives evidence of
zn entire restoration of mental and physical
health. • '
A 'MitRnTING MAN.—James l~ Wlisbn,
swindling polygamist, has been, arrested at
PhiladelPhia. .His mode of operation ap
pears to have .been to-make the acquaiptance
of some female who had money, and induce
Ater to marry him. He 'would then get pos
session of her money and decamp. He (ib:
tamed one hundr4l dollars from .one w - oman
in Philadelphia, $250 from another, and
*6OO from a lady in Trenton in this way.
He appears to have operated, all over the
ycountr •
- -
THERE are t present iu .the city of Wash
initonfire ex-Speakers of tlie House-of Re
presentatives corning from as many States of
the Union. Of these ail but one favor the
admission of Katmai. under the Lecom'ptdn
Constitution. The exception is Mr. Bell, of
Tennessee.— Washington 1.1i40n.
'Trip ATLANTIC' TELEGRAM CABLt.—The
preparations for a second .attempt, to lay the
Atlantic. Telegraph gable are progressing in
Etgland,four hundred additional miles of the
-;able having just been completed and three
lqindred more for casualties having been ord
;,-d, making, in all, about three thousand
:-.3.ks of cable.
Sr ELTHES ov Iscomrrox.-There have
acn t:pwards of fifty
_set speeches delivered
louse of Representatives. at Washing.
..1 in lar6r of Lecompton, of which five
vreic.by South' Americans; and at least sev
enty rlZaitlSt it, embracing three 'by South
Americaps'arid focrtfen by 'Democrats.,
Trial List for April Term ) 1885.
Hotchkiss vs. Little:
Roberts vs. Drake.
Chandler :17, Stoddard., -
Bennett vit i - Hollister.
Chamberlin .vs. Case.
Bennett vs. Barnet. •
Westfall vs. Fritcbley.
Commonwealth vs. Hickey.
O'Laughlin vs. - ilionipson.
Morse vs. Milliard. '
Skinner .vs. Pope. -
• track-ney vs. Gaige.
Newcomb vs. &NE. R. R.
Wells vs.-Bennett.
Greene Vs. Bronson. .
Wilber vs. - Hollister. -
• - Williamson' vs. Pratt •
Case _vs. Kellum. - •
Case is. Merrill. , •
Schetnerborn vs. Stevebs. -
Drinker, vs. Whitney:
Cameron vs. Wither. '
- Phelps; et al. vs. Wells & Co.
' Wavinan •vs.
.Dond.
Whitney, vs. Van Lean:
Cartnalt 'vs. Barton:
Hhepardson va..Shepartison:
- Gillett vs. Roberts.
Williamson vs. Decker.
Wagrier.et al. vs. Decker.
Ga - y_ v s; McNieby.
ibp `l_
Hestead' 65. Betts ; ~
Post - vs. -Withey. ' "
Drinker: vs. Greenhill. -
'HAW . sik. : Tockhard.
Warner vs. ' I- •
•
blinker va. lieleobiek
UselliebXygenateit Bitters ind yort
will halve ho came to complain of lassitude,
any of tliosecomplaints insepara
ble froth . Our Spring weather. They are reg
ularly. prescribed by some of Our most eminent
pbysiciatta,itycitsee of indigestion.and dispepsiti
, - , Jury List.
To sertieli April Sessions A. 1). rtitB.
TRAVEertahIiORS.—SECOND Ines
H. Bliss, Friendsville; .Erisha Bell,-Lathrop;
Charles Brash,•New Milford; Amok] liakh,
Jackson ; , Joseph Blexharn 2d, Ararat ; S.
H. Barnes, Harinony ; • $: Contant, Lenox ;
Abner, Croxio., Thomson; Nicholas Dubois,
Gt. Bend ; B. ;H. Dix, Ararat ; Norman
Otanger, Rush; tt. W. Glidden,
Fries ds
ville; C. J. Hollister, Ditnuek; Hamlet Hill,
Auburn ; - Reuben_ Hatch, New Milford; L.
S. Lenheirn. Gt. Bend ; M. 13. Um un, 'Spring;
viper G. 0. Loomis, Lenox; Geo. T. 'Frazier,
Oakland ; Daniel Munson, Gt. Bend; James
Mead, Friendsville; Jackson E. Mowry, Au
burn; Gaylen Newinan, Ct. Bead; Covet
Park, Franklin ; Isaac
.Reckhow,'Gt. Nat! ;
Otis. Russ, Middletown; Martin , Richards,
Harmony ;
Charles R. Southeriancl, Liberty ;.
Lewis E. Shutt!, Oakland ; Orlando Stone,
Jessup; Arthur Southwortb, Liberty ; David
Stoddard, Gt. Bend, I). L. Taylor, do.; John
Wood, Lathrop; iceefth Ward, Silver Lake;
John B. Wilson, Middletown.
' Fir GIDDINESS, HEADACHE. '• c.
These pains and disagreeable feelings are gene
rally symptoms of some other complaint; such
as dyspepsia, apoplgxy: and various others, all of
which are 'caused by . corrupt 'noxious matter,
clogging., the various circulations; hence, a
- stream .0 rash of the blood to the head; and by
the excitement Cgretit pressure on the brain.
Giddiness; headache, less of memory, dimness
or sight,, and various other et - htiplaints are the
result,. T, huteit will-be ecru lhat all those pain
ful and distressing -maladies owe their origin to
the blood._ Di. Morse's Indian Root Pills are
icknowledgod to be the only medicine that will
thoroughly purify the blood. They enter the
blood, and folhotv the stream of life on its joist...
Ley throtigh!the system. They root out all fool
tntss...and impurity, and drive out every unhealthy
obstruction. They Afraid be taken every night
in sufficient, quantitie to operate by.
commencing with two pills on 'going Its hed,three
the next night four the next; if The symptoms
-arc.not removed, commence again milli the pills
and - go up again as before. Continue in like
Manner until the blood is thor.inghly ptrified,
and all pain and distress is thoroughly removed.
Ol.tain one of cur Free Almanacs, and read
the history of Dr. Morse's father, and how this
medicine was intr , 4ucetl. - •
Beanie of - eommerfeit of these Pills 7 - , Yellow
Wrappers. All g •t•Nitt - e tre in blue wrappers,
with the - signature of A. J. White & Co. on
each box. Price 2.scts. [ma.
EirREAID !. READ!! Ye Afflicted Read!!!
T. fiembold offers, to the afflicted his Gen
uine Preparation. Fluid Extract Mich% which
has accomplished the most extraordinary cures
of all other similar remedies. Ret,dithe adver
tisement in another column, headed " Rentbold's
Genuine Preparation.": _ [ma.
743 , '" : 1118 PRESBYTERY OF MONTROSE will
hold their next stated meeting -at Montrose
on Tues - day,-the 13th dm! of April, at 2 o'clock,
P. M. A. MILLER, Slated Clerk.
Hariord, March 25th, 1838.
Notict.—A Scientific Lecture will lie deliver.
ed at Mildew Hall, by H. Gold Rogue, Esq.,
on Fridty molting next,. April 9th. Subject,
VOLCANOES. - Admittance, 25ets.
V 114,414.183).
In Rosh, March 30th, Eld. H. H. Gray,
ROBERT GMFFIS. E,q., of least' p, Susq'a Co.,
Pa., and Mrs: COMFORT SHEB.MAN of the
same place:
to -Beloit" Wisconsin, Sunday, Int 34 10th,
GEORGE R. HAMA Y, late of Montrote, Pa.,
aged 32 years..
In seeo-dance with the ?ripest of the d. ceased,
the funeral discourse will. be deliycred by the
Rev. N. Doolittle in Brooklyn on Sunday the
1814 of April, when all rel /Liens said friends are
Invited to attend.
At his residence, in Delmar.,Tioga Co.. Ps.
On the 28th ult., Hon. JONAH BREWSTER
in the 78th year of his age.
1112103
DEEDS, DEEDS.
AFRESH supply of DEEDS just...printed at
this office. Also a quantity of " SNAP "
NOTES% and a variety of other BLANKS for
sale. Tertils Crsh.
1 1 13 a ft it 5,1541.
:it il.ta-3 2' 2
ICKERMAN & GARRATT after this ditto
D
will sell goods for ready pay only. We
offer ouri stock of Dry Goods, Hardware, Deady
made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps
at cosevJithopt reserve for one month. We have
,the largest and most complete assortment of
hardware fo the county, and esperiallyask build
ers, eartoenters, blacksmiths, and all other me
chanic's to give us an early call. Would say to
all indebted that our notes and accounts must
be collected. Each wil: consider this a personal
notice, and save us the trou"ble of calling on any
of our customers legally.
FLOUR—We still continue to receive Flour
on consignnient and offer it at the lowest Bing-
hamton prices, wholesale or retail.
STOVES.—A large assortment on hard,
ing nt redoes& prices.
TIN WARE of the best quality, manufactured
as usual, and sold to merchants,,pedleis and
others on favor:l6le terms.
DICKERM AN & GARRATT.
New Milford, April I, 18.58.-13w4.
GRASS SEEDS.
Clover Seed (f the large kind, and
Timothy Seed, a new lot jast received and
fur - bale by
11. BURRITT
New Milford. April sth, 1558.
rige Great Discovery of the Aye. g
I'MPORTANT TO
TOBCCO CHEW ERS.
GusrAv LINNARD'S Taste Restoc
k/ ative Troches,—The Great Stihstitute for
Tobacco. It is dwell known and incontroverti
ble fact that the use of tobacco -is the promoting
cause of many of the most severe
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS
to which the race of man is snbject, as careful
analysis and long and painful experience have ;
clearly proven-tnatit containi certain narcotic &
poisonous properties most 4latigerotis in their cf.
fuets, which, by entering the blood derange the
functions and operations of the heart, eausbm
many to suppose that organ to be diseased.
TOBACCO affects also the entire nervous
system, manifesting itself—as all who have ever
used the weed will testify—in lassitude. nervous.
irratibility, water brash, dispepsia, and many
other disorders of a similar character. The
TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHES
are.designed N to counteract these baneful infiu
,
mites; and have proved completely successful in
a multitude of cases, and wherever used. Being
hanntesa - in themselves they exert a beneficial
effect Upon the entire system, restoring the tas t e
which has become vitiated or destroyed by great
indulgence, eompleiely removing the irritation
and accompanying tickling sensation of the throat
—which are always consequent upon abstaining
from the use of tobacco, and by giving a healthy
tone to the stomach, invigorate the *hole system.
Persons who are irretrievably. underinining their
constitutions and shortening their liver, should
use these troeheslmmediately end thr'oiv off the
injurious & unpleasant habit of chewing tobacco.
These troches or loienges fife put up in a con
venient end 'portable fornkat the low pkiee of 50
cents per box. A liberal distiotint to,tbe tratie.
Prepared solely by the undersigned to whore
all orders should be addieissed. • -
SOWERS." nragitilk
• span • • tor, 24 sad Rocii.ots, Phttado,
88)20.
nIM:g
tXt". ME*ILMIIDJUIGIS
-
GRASS SEED:
tJTIIE subscibers have 76Rt received a fresh
1 (Ova
-
LARGE AND MEDIUM- CLOVER. SEED,
LARGE AND MEDIUM CLOVER SEED,
LARGE AND MEDIUM CLOVER SEED,
LARGE AND MEDIUM CLOVER SEED,
LARGE. AND MEDIUM CLOVER SEED,
LARGE AND MEDIUM. CLOVER SEED.
LARGE AND MEDIUM CLOVER SEED.
LARGE AND MEDIUM CLOVER SEED,
LARGE AND MEDIUM CLOVER SEED,
LARGE AND MEDIUM CLOVER SEED.
ALSO,
TIMOTHY SEED
- - TIMOTHY SEED
TIMOTHY SEED - •
TIMOTHY SEED
TIMOTHY SEED
TIMOTHY SEED -
TIMOTHY SEED
TIMOTHY SEED.
TIMOTHY SEED
TIMOTHY SEED
- jOF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
; •OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, -
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
. • OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
FOR SALE LOW, BY
FOR SALE LOW, BY
FOR SALE Low, BY
FOR SALE LOW, BY
FOR SALE LOW, BY
FOR SALE LOW, BY •
FOR SALE LOW, BY
FOR SALE LOW, BY
FOR SALE LOW,'BY
1•
FOR SALE LOW, BY . -
• LITTTLE & ZIARDrNa.
IirICHO LSO", MARCH 23c1, 1858.
FARMERS
-AND
MI-CIIANICS!!
WILL remember,when building, that
the subscribers are furnishing
,DOORS, SASfi l AND BLINDS,
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
DOORS,' SASH AND BLINDS,
DOORS, SASH AN.D BLINDS,
DOORS, SAStt AND BLINDS,
DOORS, SASH - ANDBLINDS,
Al
DOORS, SASH BLINDS,
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
Ati the Lowsar Factory prices, and that they
keep constantly ou Iland,llarge stock of
NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, PAINTS, OILS,
NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY,.PAINTS, OILS,
NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, PAIN -*IS, 01,G5,-
&JOGS, GLASS, purnr, PAINTS,. MIA,
NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, PAINTS, OILS,
NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, PAINTS, OILS,
NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, PAINTS, OILS,
NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, PAINTS, OILS.
NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, PAINTS, OILS,
NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, PAINTS, OILS,
DOOR TRIMMINGS,
DOOR TRIMMINGS, .
DOOR TRIMMINGS,
DOOR TRIMMINGS,
DOOR TRIMMINGS,
DOOR iRIMMINqS,
DOOR TRIMMINGS,
DQOR TRIMMINGS,
DOOR TRIMMINGS,
DOOR THISIIIINGS,
FASTENINGS,
FASTEN INGS,
FASTENINGS,
FASTENINGS,
FASTENINGS,
FASTENINGS,
FASTENINGS,
FASTENINGS;
FASTENINGS,
FASTENINGS,
Jn faceore havo'almnst, everything in the way of
litithiNG MATERIALS.
- WILDING MATERIALS,
g.uiLDINa MATERIALS,
BUILDING MATERIALS,
Bli I LDING MATERI ALS.
BUILDING MATERIALS,
BUILDINGr MATEBIALA.
MATERIALS.
WILDING
_MATERIALS,
WILDING MATERIALS,
Of first rate quality, and mill sell them at
a very small advance from Cost for CASH. .
Therefore we confidently assure
that they will materially consult their own
interests by giving us a call, before purchas
ing,
LITTLE & HARDING.
FLOUR, SALT,
FLOUR, SALT,
FLOUR, SALT,
FLOUR; SALT,
FLOUR, SALT,
FLOUR, SALT,
FLOUR, SALT,
FLOUR, SALT,
FLOUR, SALT,
FLOUR, SALT
AND LIME,
AND LIME, ,
•!. AND LIME,' •
AND 'LIME,
AND LIME,
AND LIMP.;
. .
AND LIME,
AND LIME,
AND LIME,
AND LIME,
. •
BY the LOAD or BARlREL,,eonstantly on
hand, sod for site, at the very lowest ate!, by
41110EP
Lung ar, iir4RDING.
OZSair,' "
•
Male `--mod ites 7 1. • •.
=3;Z MS
SASH AND BLIND
SASH AND BLIND
SASH A-ND BLIND
SASH AND BLIND
SASH AND BLIND
SASH AND BLIND
SASH AND BLEND
SASH AND BLIND
SASH AND BLIND
SASH AND BLIND
ValElaM-B2IIIIIM.
~ Tmitsubscriber offers for sale his premises in
•the town of Conklin, Broome County, N.Y.,
-on - the went side of the Susquehanna river. five
miles from Great Bend, and nine miles from
Bingharnpton, and one mile from Kirkwood, con
' slating an Wagon Shop, 42 by 20 feet, with
Blacksmith Shop in basement, full rig, both now
in operation. A house andlot on the opposite
side of the road from the shop, a now barn 20 by
22 feet, dr.c. The above named property will be
sold very low for cash, or apart may be allowed
to stand one year.
For particulars inquire on the 'premises or ad
dress, postpaid, H. C.-KNIGHT,
11 w4.] Corbettsville, Broome County, N. Y.
, LIME, &C., &C
LIME, &C., &C
LIME, &C., &C
LIME, &C., &C
LIME, &C., &C
LIME, &C.; &c
LIME, &C., &C
LIME, &C, &C.
LIME. &C.. &C.
LIME, &C., &C
" 27, Thompson Centro B. H. 2 p. m.
Each applicant will please be provided with
- at least two sheets of fools•enp paper, (not note
or letter paper,) and pen and Ink.
Writing done with a lead pencil cannot be ac T
eepted.
No certificate will be i s sued to any except
those commencing with the class at the ap•
pointed hour.
To.DinEcrons:':The examinations are hold.
this season, with reference to having the schools
commence on the first of June, with the school
year,—the Directors in a number of towns-hav
ing expressed their intention of nut having their
schools commence until then; and, believing, as
I do, it will prove more satisfactory when it
shall have been tried.
Blanks for the Anneal Report will be, far-
warded to the Secretary of each Board as soon
as I am informed as to the name and P. 0. of the
person chosen to fill that office at the late or
ganizations. B. P..TEWKSBUILY, Co. Sup'/.
New Milford, March 29th, 1858.
• rir THE KANSAS excitement k only
equalled by the rush to proturd a bottle of Dr.
Venftian Liniment. It in„the only article
that ieswarrinted to cure rherimatitim, 'pains of
all kinds, toothaehe, herulache, dysentery, du, if
used its directedLor tbe agent will.. refund the
money.' • • ' ' fl2wB
Price 113 dt-50 cts. Depot, 5b Cort
litlltitreet, New You *Of by Abet Tar
tens:llto4°!*,
=MIMI
-WOKS / STATIONERY, AND FANCY COOS
Ateitiegiftbduliiegt•thitetWtoreit.th,
AT TV2
Bontrose :glad Start
IN PO _ ST:O:x'FIC E
By A. N. BULLARD.
Montrose, March 80th, 1868.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
' „BARGAINS I =. BARGAINS!!
LARGE. stock of Books and'St:iilitery,
Pocket Kniyea, a warranted. article.. "Gad
A:
Pena add Holders, the beat this side of N. Y.,
beside other articles much too numerous to
name‘can, be had for prices;sorprialugly low tor
the Duns 113 these 11. a r.d T-tut.e.s. -
By A. N. BULLARD. .
Montrose3farch -90th, 18b8.
- ,like...o6•Sorficat coat and some at
10. per cent. below coat.—Call and be con.
vineed that 11,1„00 \ 'procitre you as.Laang a
pile of goods as cad be had at any other h op
in the county. A. N. BULLARD.
Montrose, March SOtb, 1838.
JIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
Office at Montrose March 31s ti 1858.
Austin, Russell . Olmstead, Adolphus or
Allen, Miss Sarah H. Walter
Berry, Charles O'Dea, Lawrence
Walter
Berry,
C. E. > .o'Haran, Michael
Brown, E. • 'Perkins,'George
Brown, Miss Marta Phillips,, John
Clark, John • - Rucleii,Vornelious
Dean, D. W. • ,:. Rogers, Mary
Drake, Mili. E. T. . Smith Urbane
Evans, Watkin. s : Stiles,Dr.S.
Eldred, Mrs.
•ZephszliafiSines, Retain
Fox, Dana Sherman, Charles W.
Falkenburg, Mrs. SanilEllinntont, Solomon
Gray, Miss Mary - E. Sinith, 4 l P. •
Hunter, William Turner,Wm S.
Hickox. D. Tyler, Mrs. Mary W.
Harvey. George Viiorhies, W. E.
Nil!, Harriet -
. Vanhorn, J. W.
Harden, Mika Emma C.Whitnev, -Reuben
Judd. Edwin A. Wainer; E. S.
Junep, P., A. 2 Welch, S.
Mee- rmick Lines _ Weak, John care of COr.
Malias, Michael - PO ius Conboy,
Mehan, u Watrous & VatiCleep.
Pertkons etalineor any of the above letters
will please sayadversisiii."
Mitch. al, '6B. A. N. BULLARD. P. M.
, NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to the aubscrlbert bg
notes, or accoopt, must call and settle itn
nsediately. Notes will be found at-the places
where they were made payabic till due. Office
at the-store of Boyd & Webstsr:
LEE & MARSH.
Motto.= March 24th, 1858.-12w2.
• Dissolution.
/SHE copartnership heretofore existing under
_IL' the firut of SUTPHIN & YOUNG is thls
day dissolved by mutual consent. The Books
and papers of said firm will be left with ft. L.
Sutphin for settlement nt the store.
SUTPHIN & YOUNG.
Suunnersville, March 23, 1858.
Copartnership.
THE business will be cknitymed at the old
stand by the subscribers'under the firm of
Young & Smith, on the ready-pay system. We
intend to go to the City the first of April, when
we shall have a full supply of goods at prices to
correspond with the times.
• YOUNG & SMITH.
Sainmersville, March 43,1858.-3. w.
qNOTWITHSTANDING,
E --1 ' -;.."."
. -VI 4 hard dimes ," Abel Tur.
i
r
~_,..,. roll's variety of selected
~,•'"'Ns goods*, keeps up No. 1, and
.' - ' • ho is constantly receiving
accessions, eyery few asp,. Prices as low as
the loweat. _ _ . ' _ _
11 FOR SALE.
EIRr.E pains emules.good age and in good
-L. condition, and at, prices to suit the times.
Enquire of DICKERMAN & GARRATT.
New
,Milford. Nfarch 18. 1858.
Still They Come!
MEM largest stork of MEDICINES - over before
kept in this market may ho founsi at the
It will he useless to enumerate; When you
Ikish any thing in the Patent Medicine line, or
otherwise, call nt the Fartner'a Store. Don't for
get the place. dom . fount. 8.. THAYER.
Montrose. M a rah' 3d. 18S.
ID2PORTANT
Teachers' Examinations.
I will meet applicants for certificates In the
different localities, in the county as follows:
May 1, Middletown,
Choconut,& Friendscille S. It 9a. m.
Apolacon,
" 1 Forest Lake, Town's _
" 4, Silver Lake, Brackney's S. H. 9 "
," 5, Liberty, Brookdale S. H. 9 "
" 6, Franklin, South S. H. 9 1,
u .7, Grist. Bend, Loderaville S. H. 9 "
" 8, Harmony, Oak
land end Snag's East Hill S. H. 9 "
Depot, -
10, Jackson, No, 2 S. H. 9
11, Gibson, Kentuck -S.H. 9 "
12, Harford, Farrar S. H. 9
13, New Milford, Ward S. H. 9 "
14, Bridgewilter.slontrose Freo Ka 9 "
15. Jessup, Cornell S. H. 9
17, Rush, Grong,eia S. H. 9 "
18, Auburn Centre . Si H. 9 "
19, Springville Hollow S. H. 9 "
20, Dimoek Corners S. H. 9 "
21, Brooklyn Centre S. 11.9 "
22. Latin op, Hillsdale 8. IL 9 "
23, Lenox, Glenwood S. H. 9
25, Clifford, H. Barnum's S. H. 9 "
26, llerrick,,Lyon St. S. H. 9 u
27, Ararat. in Presbyterian Choi ch 8 "
ffilffia
• -
F
- 13 R. Te SENT: : •
DWELLING HOUSE, Bain,4o. With twig"
-and-a half acres orbeautifulland, as excel.
lent starsrfor Wlilacksteifh, or ilioe. maker situ.
aced' in Upsonville, Susquehmann -County, near
L.L. Merriman's attire, will be sold low or rent.
rai to n good tenant. , Enquire of the Subseriber
at hie office, is this Borough. or of J. L. Merri
man, esq. Also houses and lota for sale or to
rent, in town. M. C..TYI,/Eit.
Bfentrose, March 8,:1858.
"HOME AGAIN,"
[Ai' DilTaok.
OFFICE, over Wllson's Store.. .
LODGINCS, at SEARLE'S ROT*L
Montroa4, March 1003,1868.
NOT IC E—TO DEALERS of 'MEACHAM.
DISE within the county of Susquehanna.—
In purnuance of the several acts of the Assembly
of this Commonwealth, to provide •revenue to
meet the demands upon the' Treals4ry, Mad for
other purposes, the" undersigned, Appraiser of
mercantile taxes of Sosq'a'Co., has prepared a
list of all the merfhanta trading within said co.,
'and , placed each of add merchants in that elais
which seams right and jast,Sccording to the pro
visions of said sets of Assembly as follows, viz.:
Resider:ltd. Proprietors. I Class. IPt Med:
Auburn, R. W. Healy, XIV. .
i• Waltman & Swisher, "
Apolacon, E. B. Beardalee, "
14 H. Barney,
Brooklyn, E. S. Kent. "
R. T. 'Ashley, , "
" S. D. Tompkins, " •
* Hempstead 4U. McKenzie, Mt
Clifford, Brundage & Wilson, XIV.
John Halsted• " ' • ,
Dutaff, Tho. Arnold, MIT:
3
J. B. Slocum, "
" Church &S. H. Phinney, "
Dimock, " Wm H. Thayer, XIV': -
* L. H. Woodruff;
" J. Seth, Jr., 44
Friendsville. J. Hoafore, \
`. Glidden & Buffum,
Lewis Loffutn, XIV.
Franklin, Merriman, , "
Forest Lake, D. L. Meeker, "
Gibson, S. S. Ingalls,
" C. P. &a M. Hawley, XIII
N. E. Kennedy, • "
John Smiley, •
.• G. W. Walker,
Great Rend, J. &N. Dubois,
D. L. Taylor,
J. T. Cerlysle,
" • 8. B. June,.
Wm A. Snow,
" Thomas & Whiting, "
Emery Simons, *
Lenheitn, :
n • S. H. Dayton,
N. 41‘
McKinney,
larford, Ea t on' & Mozlet,
P. Carpenter,
C. S. Johnson,
Zerah Verry,
Guile & Blanding,
Herrick, John Miller,
Hopbottom, E. &T. Bell, 0,
Harmony, B. R. Lyons, XII.
S. A. Lyons, XIV.
• F. D. Lyons, •
• Wm Tremain & Co.. '
Brunt & &Mager, -
J. J. Turner,
Z. Blakeslee,
A. A. Beeman, •
Roger Kenyon, •
_ sh u ts., 2.44.ii-ar. Co., Xiii.
E. R. Gorr & Bro. '
• O. F. Gunther, XIV,
Mltidletwn, D. Coleman, •
Brister & Riley , •
• J. L. Roo,
C. n. Playable?, '` •
'Montrose, • C. Mott, XIII.
- • VT: J. &S. H. Milford, XII.
• J. Lyons 4t So s t.t,
• . F. B. Chindler, XIV.
A. L,throp & Cc., XII.
• Post Brothers, • XI.
• , I. N. Bullard, XIV.
Guttenberg; Rosenbaum & Co., XI.
11 , mtlev" Read & Co., •
' % Abel Turrell, XIV.
.1. Ethridge,
• S. S. Mott,
IL Thayer, Jr.,
Keeler & Stoddard,
A. Merriman,
• S. H. Sayre & Brothers, XII.
• Alfred Baldwin,
- H. J. Webb,
2, Cobb, • .
• A. N. Bullard,
•
New Milford, Wm C. Word, •
H. Burritt,
Dickerman & Garrott, XIV;
J. Moss & Brother, '
Ho Men Brothers, XII.
Sutphin & Young,
Rush, Norman , Granger, XIV.
Silver Lake, Timothy Sullivan, .
J. Brackney & Van, .•
Spriogville, Scott & Riley,- XII.
. Grover, Philips & Co., XIII.
Sosq'a Depot, A. W. Bronson,
• C. S. Bennett,
. C. S. Bennett,
A. W.. Rowley;
'S. B. West,
. James Bell,
• Tho. „astrum,
• Guttenberg, Rosenbaum & Co.,'
• R. Lewenthall, XIV.
.. s \ Gaylord Curtis, XIII.
Smith & Shutts, XIV.
• A. J. Seymour, °
; E. Carlisle, • '
• H. Cohen & Brother, '
N. C. &D. W. Norton, •
S. Bryant,
Perrine & Son,
D. G. Sinith,
Thompson, H. D. Hathaway,
BEER ROUSES,EATING HOUSES, RESTAURANTS &O.
Donthdr, Enoch Chambers,
Frienclovrlle, George Strupler,
_ Lewis.Butrum,
Great Bend, Wolter Paintin,
C. C. [lentil°,
Montrose, Z. Cobb,
' J. N. Bollard,
Blenn, VIII.
New' Milford, Edwd. Cornwall,
Susifa. Depot, Wm. Howarth,
Mortin Conroy, -VIII.
DISTILLERIES.
Clifford, _ James McAlla. X.
LIQUOR. DEALERS.
Great Bend, L. S. Lenbeim.
Jackson,
Liberty,
S. H. 9 .1
BLLIABD TABLE.
StN'a Depot—A. Thompsoni keeper, one is.
ble,,,lleenee 1330,00.
And the Judges of thb Court of Common Pleas
will hold a Court of Appeal at the Court House
in Montrose, in and for said County, on Friday.
the 30th day of April next,-at one o'clock. P. at.,
at. which time and place,any of the Merchants,
described, defined, and classed, as aforesaid, or
their agents or attorneys may appear and appeal
from said assesment if they think proper.
HARRY BARNEY, Mercantile Appraiser.
Apolacon, March' 22, 1858.
Salt, Salt I . Salt 11
GEO. W. MANN, Wholesale Salt Dealore
-201 Washington Street, (directly opposite
Waihington Market,) still continues to offer to
the city. and eoantry trade, all kinds of foreign
coarse nail fine salt, at the very lowest figures;
40000 sinks and bags, consisting in part of Ash
ton's celebrated brand.for table and dairy use,
joffre" & Darcy, Mar,shall's, • Brownlow's, &e.";
and 50000 bushels Turks Island, Bemires, Cu=
tacos, St. Übes, Lisboa , Cadiz;ivies,.Nantes,
all of which will be sold at bargain prices.:from
vessels, store and storehouses.
Any purchase" wishing to select fiim a good I
assortment will find tt to his interest•to call. •
N. B.—Fine table salt put up in email bayed
different •sites, and constantly on bud
ping order. Also,* splendid leritele , ofßOok
Ground ult. in quart. bo*es. pat lip and for WC
by the taw of fire AleSetkriseh:
K
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U NEW YORK• EXCELSIOV7 -,
.
TS a first class family Journal, beautifully -IF
lustrated, of the largest •size—eight pageecir
forty Cofutrins,imperlal Onto, and &Noted
to - Literature; News, Morals, and - Gene:T.l'lns.
celiany 7 -
The editorial department will ;be under the
immediate chimp of Alexander D. Manson, v , ho
'is widely known to the public u having been
connected with icy/carol the most popnlarjour
nals of the day.
- Although giving fertrandsome prescht to rash
subscribe., intending „
" Excelsior" surpass in our lifter.
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silty. we are determi n ed that the
shall not resemble thilse Journals nenally known
as "giftpapers," In any particular. , Its contents
shall be suitable for Home, as oar•eim.is . to se•
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fir~Oiiir,scolumns 3vee ly With thrilling and later.
esting,tales. romanc aof real life, and sketches
of travels: men ol character, besides a full digest
of the news of the week, and all events* of gen
eral interest.-
Ono of the following nailed ,presents le sent
free of postage to each subscriber iminetilately
on receipt of the subscription money. •
SCHED DIE OF PRESENTS:
Ao Ebony Casket, ceitsining a - full sett . -
of diimood Jewelry, Earßings,Neck.
lace, Brooch and Bracelets, beside a
lady's enameled Jeweled Gold Wall •
with -Chatelaine, and a gentle Man a
English. Hunting Case, full Jeweled,
Gold Watch, with Chain; Worth- . sBoo Two superior Pianos, Rosewood and: ill'k --
Walnut case, w o rth e SOO auds4llo . $7OO
Watches, Hunting Ci . - - $6O to 8/0 0
Gold Watches . -.••20 to bp
" " (14dies'a Gents,) 40 to 20
Savor Main ent Levers - 15 to 30
"Patent Levers ' 13 to 15
Watches - - - - - - 7to .10
Ladies Chatelaines . 6to 20
auardtaiins I Ladies' and Gents'.lo to 20
Vest and Fob Chains - 10. to 20
" Guard " •= • - Bto 20
Bracelets, Cameo and Mosaic - 10-to lb
\ Armlets for Ladies,,and Children 6to 8
Brooches, Cameo and Mosaic . 6to 8
" . Florentine and Litt -• 6to 8
' • Gold [Ladies' and Misses] Ito 6
• • Ear Drops, Florentine and Lava.- 6to 8
"Cameo and 'Mosaic . . 6 to , 8
" " - Gold [Ladies' and Misses') 9to. -8
Gold Rings, plain and chased - Ito 7
" Studs, Gentlemen's - • - to 4
" Sleeve Buttons, [Gentlemen's]
tarlons styles ' - - 3 to
Cuff Pins, (Ladies') -3 to 4
" Slides, for k,'ob or Rib'r. Chains 3 to
" Watch Kips - - /to 10
" Breast Pins, Nintleimen'sj ,2 to 10
" Lockets, DoublO . Glass . Bto 16
" Thimbles
TERY9 TO SINOLE ECDECHTBERS.
Two Dalliers per year, with . one Present.
Four " two years, fonr-Preeents.
flee !* three. " " flue "
TERM TO CLCB6; •
W ith a present to each subscriber, 'and al
ways an extra present to. the getter up of aclub.
Clobs of three • • - • 85 '
" " five - -
" " ten - • - 16
" of twenty ( 1-extra to'the agent )3Q
• Clubs larger than 21 in tie same proportion
'll3e publisher, Albert Palmer, has been-knowr
for many years as Publisher of the, Northern &
Southern Merchants' and Manufacturers' 'bar
nal, (edited by Freeman Hunt,) and he with con
fidence refers to, the leading business :Men In al
most every town in the United States' (to moat
of whom the U. and U. Journal, has been circu
lated) as to the responsibility and integrity 'with
which his publishing business is conducted.--
Having secured the agency of a prominent JeW
el ry establishment. in Newark, New Jersey, he .
is led to offer the presents in similar articles,
but.those who des!re it can receive their presents
in books. •
LOCAL AGENTS.
All Postmasters, Merchants and Basiaesk Men
to whom we have-ever forwarded a copy of tha
M. and M.Nlournal, or their clerks, or any other
iote%iigent"nnd responsible person, rill confer a
favor by forming a club or acting as our Local
Agent and Correspondent.
PRENIVbIB TO LOCAL AGENT : S . 4ND OTHEAS.
Any person sending IN subscribers (with the
full prise of subscr i ption) will • irceive;a superb
Hunting Case Gold Watch and chain, o!' the
beat English workmanship, an.
worth $BO, or, at choice, one of Prince's Melo
deons, of the same value.
'The person who can raise a list of 300, within
a period of three months, will receive a superior
Piano, made by Mullet, & Co, Boston,
worth $3OO, and which cost Davis_ 2ls cash, or, at
choice, a small set of Ladies' Diamond Jewelry,
worth the same amount.
For List of ild with full price, a beautiful
cold Watch, worth $4O, will bo paid.
16r smaller or larger lists, persons may as
beet soy article front our published schedule, of
lAratihes, Jewelry, Books, 40., worth in propor
tion of $8 for each ten subscribers, or, if pre.
fered, can retold/0 in cash, or 80 c4nts for each
subscriber.
For farther terms to Agents, address the of
fice.
The names Annld be sent each week until the
proposed number is completed, in order that the
presents and papers may be promptly mailed.
Address, .
ALBERT PALMER, Publisher.
NEW YORE EXCELSIOR,
I I wB.] Office, 385 Broadway, Netv York.
E. W. PHELPS'
-PATENT COMBINATION. BEEHIVE.
ASURE protection against Moths, Mice, and
all enemies of the Bee. Highly apgroved
for the lakt 6 years by the most intelligent Bee
Keeper's in the western and eastern States.
REFZRESCES.-J. S. Gregory and J. H. Bet,
Atop', Monroe, Orange Co., N. Y.;J. E. North,
Candor, Tiega - Co N. Y.; H. M. More, Painted
Post, N. Y.; Samil Kidder, J. \C. Elton, and
A. C. Ely, Elmira, N. Y.; John Bell, Newark,
N. J.; Frederick Fritz, Easton, Pe.;_liiratu Hull,
Westfield,Mass.; Henry Fil Imn Addison, N.Y.,
and Abijah Wells, Gibson, D. L Hine, Harford,
G. C. Birdsal I, Jackson, and B. F. Wqls, Clifford,
Susq'a Co. Pa. .
It may be used as a swarming or bon.swarm
lug hive, the surplus honey and comb ein be re
moved without injuring the. hers. It is very
convenient for feeding bees. and prevents all
danger from robbers; it is also the cheapest pa
tent hive now In use. A hivervith two sections
costa $2,75, three sections $3,50, - made of the
best pine lumber, and can be had it all times
of B. F. Willard, Elmira, N. Y., or of the under:
signed in Gibson.
For making and using, $ 5, hive and right $3.
I will sell town rights, having bought - the right
for the county. With every hive and right, I
give a book instructing how to manage It. My
hive was ft our County Fair last:fall and took
the premium, with the beekand honey in it. I
warrant every hive I sell to give satisfaction; or
refund the Monist after fair trial.
—COPE WELLS.
Gibson, Susq'a Co., Pa., Jan. Bth, 1858. tat*
DR. H. JAMES'
EXTBACtOF CANNABIS INBICA t
Alcoholic preparation from the leaves imported
from Calcutta,) for the permanent cure of
Consumption,,
IMONCHITTS, ASTHMA. COUGHS,
COI;DS, N.47iVOUS:DEBILITT, 4c.
Mt POTTLE.
OP None genntine. without "Pr, lime,
19 dray 7 gt... Jailey - Clty,', l l4tiant lit the bottle.
For eell-by TwaTettottpivfliAle. Aiwa;
/i b4 lll / • ..-41/10,4111i Pi
IleLmliold's Genuine Prepoutket
. „
On'tealrated Compuniid fitted Ethic"
Badtc
'For Dieeases of the Madder; Kidney& 'Graaf
Dropsy, Weaknesses; Obstruction . : Secret .
• Diseases . , .Fintafe: Cmplaintr,
grid alt -
• Diseases ortae fxstol Vrgens. -
prising faint a:measles and imprudences in life, atia
romovlng ull'iteproper? iseharges front • the bled:
der, kidneys,.er sexual erktns, whether , )iiistin - g
In MALE Oft FEMALE, from whatever 'ranee
etay have originn tett, sad no matter of bow
long atarding, giving "health, sod :vigor to tits- -
frasle. and bioGut to, the puifirfulit'elt, , -
'JOY TO THE - Ar.PLIO#D - !II
It cures 'nervous and Ale.biliinted - stifferirlit Da
removes all the symptoms, ittriong whicliwt 1 bil
found indisposition to etertiern; fon:of power,
loss of memory, difficulty of breathing:gee--
oral weakness, horror of - disisse, Auk
*ryes, trembling, dreadful. horror-of ~
death. night sweafs, cold feet, Wake- ,
foleirs,,ditimetts orvision,j. r vo.
.uaiversal lassitude of the role!. . .
' ,cular system, often enormous -
appetite. - With r dyspeptie
symptoms, hot hat i nds, flushing
of the body, dryneis of the Skin, ---,--;
pallid eountennnee_end eruptions , .
on the face,pain in the - baCitfitiaviness, • -
of the eyelids, 'frequently black spots,,.. ,
living befdro the eves, .with it temPoP B 7 -
sueusion ;end Toss of sight; Went of attention.. '
great mobility. restlessness, with hoerer of liO
ciety. Nothing is moe desirable terineb patients'
thatrsolitude,and n sing : they s tnore iirelid for
fear of themselves: o repose of oanner;na
earnestness, no speculation, iota hurried • •
transition from one question to anotttei.
These srtnptoms, if allowed fo go , •
this medicine invariably remdves4l-soonlollowi•
loss sof power, fatuity and epileptic eas=-In:VUO
of which the patient tray expire; tVtiocart.say
that these exces4s are .not Pequantly followed'
by those direful disy,ases—insanittanstioritituiPe.
t ion 7- The record* oi.tlso insonilfiltirriii7•liiid
theraelancholy deaths by 'consumption baniatn l -.
ple witness to the truth of these AssetLions:l, In
lunatic asylums the Most melincholvexhibitiott-
appears. The countenance ittactualiy sodden &
quite destitute—neither mirth Orgriet over vis
its it. Should a sound,. of the *ice ecenr, it tf
rely articulate;
With woeful measures wort . (lespnir • -
Low sullen son TA.; his grief beeulted.",
Debility is the most terrible: and basil - maga
thous:teas to untimely groves. them blastiutthe
smbition of minv noble youths. It'clut beamed
by the use of this ." •
INFALLIDLT: r.
If you are suffering with nnrof the alinvediti: , ,
tressing elments. the Fluid Extract Bache will
core vou:Try convincedand be ifs'etecy.
far - Rewrite of quack nostrnm®attd quack doe
tors, who falsely boast of abilities :tad references.
Citizens know and avoid them, and save long au,:
tering, money. end exposure. by sending or call
ing for a bottle of this popular and specific rem,
edy. It allays all pain and ir,fiammation, is per
fectly pleasant in its taste acd odor, bat immedi
.N.
ate in its action.
HELMEO'.D I B EXTRACT RUCHU
- 2to • 5
- 4 to 6
Is prepared directly according to the rules O• '
Pharmacy and Chemistry, with tbe,,arcittest
curacy - and chemical knowledge and: care
.'deva
ted,in-its combination. See Professor Desyses
valuable works on the practice q physic, ano
most of the late standard works of !medicine.
$1 0 0 A 9 One hundred dollars .wIl!
be paid to any physician who can Trove that th
medicine ever injured a patient;andlhe testimon ,
of thousands can be producedlo Fortin that! it
Atka ireit'fooda• - rases of ! from one WSeirkA
13 years,' statiding have been effected: The 173311Z
0f voluntary testimonY iri possession of the Pro::
prieto; votiching'its virtues and Curative powers;
is im anse, embracing names Well-ktiown,to
Seince and .Fame.
100,000 Bottles have beesiola . ani." flat a
single.iostance of failure has been reported!
Personally appeared before me an Alderman
the City of Piriladelphia..ll; .
.. Helpabold.
Chemist,. iche being dulyatimm d es . say,
.that
his preparation contains no Narcokte, Mercury on
it,jurious Drnr. but is purely Vegetable. ,_
11. T. fietmbold, Sole Mannfactnfer.-
Sworn and subscribed before me this'23d day of
No 1854. Wm P:1111113ARD, Aldirinan.-
Price.Bl per Bottle, or sir for 85, delivered
to any address. accompanied by reliable and eet.
ponsiiiie certificates from Prof;ssors Of,Medioal
Colleges, Cieigytiten, and others.= Prepared ind
sold by •H: T. HELAIIIOLD,
Practical and,AnalYtical Chemist,
Mi. 52 South I Otb-st., booty Chestnut, Assail?.
bly Buildings, Philadelphia, Pa. • =
Fr To be had of all Druggists and Dealers.
In the U. S., Canadas, and British Preifincei.
Beware of Counterfeits. Ask for Helmbold's—
—take no other. Cures vuarantied.
Sota in Montrose by ABEL TURRELL, Agent.
Jan. 4 10, •57.-52 t.
Lackawanna & - Elocbasbnrg
ARIIIIVAL AND DEPARTURE
OF TRAINS.
GOING ZIOT#ET.
Stations, Di. f. tiail.Accen. Phil'a Mall
Leaveßupert, 7.00a.ni. „ 3.15p.m.
Blbrn, 7.10 " , .8 23 "
Espy, . 7.
I 8" . 3.33 "-
' Litne Ridge, '730 " - 3.45 44
Berwick, 7.55 " 4.10 '
Beach Haven, 8.10 a , 4.26 "
Beach Grove, 8,20 " - •4.36 "
" Shickshinny, , 8.35 '' 4.50 "
Hunlocks CI, 845 "" 5.15 14
Nanticoke, 9. " •• 5.20-" -
Plymouth, 9.20 " '6.40 "
' Ar'vo at kingston, -9 30\ " 5.50"
Leave Kingston, • 9.35'" 1.45p.m. 6. "-.
Wyoming, 9.50 " 2.10 " 6.20 "
_A%"st Pittston, 9.55," 2.20." 6.25 "
Pittston, 10. 4 2:30 " 6.20 4
- Lackawana, , 10.10 4 ' 2.45 a t 040 "
Taylorville, 10,20 " 3.00 w • 6.50 a
Arrivtiat Scranton, .10.30 " 315 s. 7.00 ~
The New York Hail Trnin Connects with the - ,
Express going East, on the Delaware, Lackawan
na & Western Railroad. \
-
.Ar ire In New York 7.15 p..m. ,
Philadelp_hla, by Camden & Amboy
Railr ad, 8.20 p. m. , ,
Fare from Rnpett. to New - York 86,09. ,
The' Accommodation Train North, connects
at Scranton with the Express. Train Weat on
the D. L. &W. Railroad. ' •
ncllrvo south.. -
Stations. Phini MaU. Acco'n. N. 1 ) .11Ni.
Leave:Scranton, 8 00a.m.11.30a.m. 4.00p.tu.
Taylorville. 8.10 " .11.45 " 4.10 "
Lackawanna, 8:20 ' 12,00 in. 4.20
- Pittston, )3 30 " 1.15p.m. 430 "
W. Pittston, 8.35 " 12.30 " 4.35 - "
Wyoming, 8.40." 12,40 " 4.40 "-
I Arrive at:Kingston,. 9.. " ' 1.00 " 5.00 "
Leave Kingston, 10. . "
~ .6.15 "
' • Plymouth, 10:15 • 6.80
Nanticoke, 10.50 ,11, • 6.55 "\- `-
Manlock C'it, 10.45 ", , at
Shickshinny. 11.10 "
7.25 "
Beach Grove, 11.25 " •
Beach Haven,-11.55 75Q "
Ber Wick, . 11.35 8.10 4+
Lime Ridge, 12.20p.m: • 835 "
Espy, 12.30," 8.45
'Bloom, 12.40""- 8.50
Arrive at Rupert, .12.50(!' • pm'.
• The Philadelphia Mail Train going South,a&,
netts with the Mail Train'at Rupert, going East
at 1.10 p. in., for Catawissa, Port Clinton, 1 3 ottaz
vi 10; Reading, ke., arriving'it Philadalithisi at
- 8.25 p. fi. Also with Mail Train ping Weii,at
a o'clock p. in ~ for Danville, Milton, Attincy •
Williamsport apti
Passeriers by the 4 o'clock p. M. Train going
South; can trite the 11* &Clock Et:in-Z:4lms train
for &hnita andthe West or lodge at . Bloomsburg
and take the 4 o'clock a..m. train going Est,
arriving at Philadolphisitt 12 noon:
Pitssengers for klarrisbarg, direct will
tido-the N, Y. Mail train, (4o'cioak p. in.) loin
South, connecting at Pori Clinton 'wit
Dauphin & Snaquehrinnalirailtdad; artivilif. at,
Harrioblitg at IQ o'clock noon. neatilay. •
"R. J. LEA'aNWO4II; Sue,.
Voiranlie lariu • 3ip,1868. -
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