ji s otrAse:::POottat.
A. J. GERRITSON, Editor.
ICONTIV9I3I4 ,
Thiriday. "AVM 29. VIM
‘ :DEAfOCketTIC
SUPREME JUDGE:
WILLIAM A. rORTER,
PHILADELPHIA
CANAL COMMISSIONER:
WESTIgi FROST,
F lan**.
• Special Plotice.;
k L L per,s3ns indebted to the late firm of
`ft Mccolitim & Gerritson for subsnnption
to the . Montrose Democrat are hereby forbid
den settlibg with J. B. McCollum, or any
person in whose hands he may plane the ac
counts. Said accounts Fare not yet been as
signed to him, 'in • consequence of his having
refused to render .value for them as agreed
upon before the,firtn was dissolved; any col
' Sections which-he may mike will be fraudu
lent, and his receipts void; until further notice
bs given, A. J. GEktRITSON.
Moutrok.,-April Ist, 1858.
a rar 11. J. Webb has been appointed Post
Master at Montrose, in place of A. N. Bullard.
As the pablislier of the Republican knows
that his statement respecting my being a disap
pointed applicant for the above named appoint.
menkis not esorrect.l leave It for
_him to make
the proper corroctiott-next week.
- A. J. GERRITROL
jigir Persons having. money or valuable .
- papers.to preserve, vire diteetod to the notice
er Herring's Saftet' in another column.
Writ wag expected that a bill would__ b
pasted to abolish the canal board of our Suite
but want of time prevented. It is said, bow
ever,ihnt they have business enough to oc
cupy their time until the meeting of the nex
Le!iblature.
tzr 'Our:State- Legislature adjourned sine
die on Thur'day of last week. - The hill for
the abolition of the.l3ih judicial district
unexpectedly defeatO one its final passage in
the House. .This was it surprise to both
friends and opponent% of the bill, as the only
danger of its defeat was in the Senate, and
when it passel that body, all supposed that
- the ziueAti - on *as settled. By what -mean.
- its defeat was acccmplished, of course stn
known. A majority wart favorable to it a
• day or two before the filial defeat. It ' be
lieved by many that Governor Packer
Lr ptivate" intrigue accomplished the
'treacherous act. We are- hardly wil
, 'hug to think that he is, politically, body and
soul in the hands of his homer enemies,—yet
such is pt.ebable; judging froth the use they
make of his name in different way s. It is at
!east due to his friends. that 'be should let
• • them know where he stands whether_ with
, dram or against them,-
$7 The news from Washington looks
facorat'le to the settliment ci the Kan Ams
'question, hp . itseAmission as a Stiste 7 The .
Conference Committee have reported a bill,
which we publish elsewlere. It i generAll
accnitted \ that this will piss both 119naes and
become a Law. The agitators 'oppose it on
- the pretence that it is a bribe to the people
' to adopt Leconiptort. This- silly cry was
tabled, we believe, by Gierlry, and has nu
f Aindition whatever,as - the praposrat ordinance
piece le..t land to the tPrriiory Man the origin-
al one ! If those who %Wallow Greeley',
false statement would read both ordinances.
or the terisruks of Mr. Eliglibh, they would
see that this has as little truth in it. as many
other things found in that ificetidiary sheet.
For the'benefit of those who wish to under
_stand the Matter, we publish below,,the
otig
inal Ledompton ordinance. Read and com
pare it with thavof Mr. English,, in another
columti:
ORDINANCE.
Whereas, The Government of the United
State is the proprietor, or will become so, of
all or most- of - the ' lands lying within the
limits of-Kangas, as determined under this
'Constitution; and Whereas, The State of Kan
.
' sas will possess the undoubted right to tax such
lands for the support of her Stite Govern
ment, or for"other proper and ligitimate pur
kposes connected with her existence as a State :
Now, therefore, be it otdsined by this Con
• vention; on behalf of and by the authority of
the people of Kansas; that the right afor e aid
to'tax such lands shall be and is hereby fors
ever relinquished, if the conditions following
shall be accepted and agreed-to by the Con
gress of the United States :
Sec. 1, That sections numbered eight, six
teen; twenty-fon_ancl• thirty-six, iu evetv
township in the St ate, or in case either of saki
numbered sections are or shall be otherwise
disposed of, that other lands, equal thereto in
value, and as contiguous as may be, shall be
granied' to -the State, to'beapplieo ex6lor,ively.
to the ...•upOrt of curnin4n schools. .
- . Sec. 2. That all salt springs, and gold, sil
ver, copper. lead or other-vatuable fumes, to
gather with the land tiecessat,y- for their full
.State and use, 'l shall be granted to said
- Stale fZ'.r the use and benefit 'of ssid'State ;
and the same titian be used or, disposed if
under such terms and conditions •aud regula
tions as • the Legislatute. of said State shall
direct. - _ . _ .
• Sec. 3. That fee per centum of the pro
-seeds of the sale of all public hinds sold, or
, held in trust, or otherwise, lying within the
said Stare:vrhether sold before or after the ad
Inhosion of the State into the Union, rifler de
dueling sill expenses incidenotl to thesame,
shall be paid to the said State. •
Sec. 4. That seventy twit sections, or two
eittire townships, shall be 'dep,i g nated by the
President of the ,United Sates, which shall
be reseried for the use of a seininary of learn
ins,
.and appropriated by the Legislature of
Said State solely to thri use of said Erernitary;
Sec 5. That each alternate section of land
how owned, or which may hereafter be ac
quired by the United Strees; fir twelve miles
on ea ch aide of a line of railroad to be estab
lished or haulier! froth acme pdinf on a tiortle•
em boundary of the State; -leading southerly
thrdugh kid State in The &minion of the
•Gulf of Mexieo,:and oo eribh side of a lite of
• _,railroad to be lekotted • end established from
some point -on the Missouri - river Westwardly
tifyingh Said State it the direttion of the
° t am, shall be sres•drvixt-and conveyed_ to
said State of Kansas, for the purtiosi,of aiding
in . the o 9 ustruuticiti of aid railroad. Sod
- it shall -be the, ditty of the Conitteis.of the'
'United States, in conjutietfOn With tlie propei
authorities of this Suite, to adopt immediate
Measures for earring theoseverai piorisions
- I twig 4wairialstt6 fill Mkt.' •
Jrar' The House of Representatiieti decided
on Friday by three majority" to postpone the
consideration of the Kansas : question until
the second Monday in May, but the note was
reconsidered on MOnday, Pad it was decided
to take up thesulitict yeelepra . y afternoon at
one o'clock. The report of the Committee of
conference,- (known tis, the English hill), will
probably pal; the House: L will be opposed
by all the Black Republicans, together with
a portion of their Douglas and SoutliAmeii
can allies. The Senate will- adopt it with
out doubt. The-course of S. Arnold Douglas
indicates tbat.he will oppose any measure ex•
.cept ono to keep the question open for agi•
tation.
itir In accordance with custom, Mr.
Welsh resigned - his office . of Speaker of the
State Senate, and Mr. Creswell, (Dem.) was
elected to hold over until nest session.
FIRE
• oss Codirp.4.4.
: _ j ar at
Ito .
Are hereby hotified to meet at their Engine
House, on Monday; May 3d, at 6 1.2 o'clock, p. m.
for exercise. A foil attendance•is requested.
Then, ".Bite Coats" come; and haste along,
To sil 1l the "Montrose Firemen's" throng.
J. P. W. RILEY, Foreman.
S. M: Wasoi, Secretary
tgr: UERRING'S Patent Chasm ,
pion-FireWrodtSates-rW it h Ha irs Pat
ent Powder-Proof LAWkS, the same that were • a.
warded stip:trate tt•dalent the World ' s
don, 1851 1 , and the World's fair, New York, 18-
r i3, and are the only American Safes that were
awarded medals at the London Workra Fair.
These Safes form the m ist perfeet security,
ar alma Fire and Durglars,nf any safe ever offered
'the public., and can only be had °nte subscribers
and their arents ; who have on hand :aid roake,to
order, all kinds of Rolle* and Chilled Iron Rank
Chests and Vaults. Vault Doors, and Nfonev Box
es, or Chests for Broker;., Jewelers and Private
Families, for Plate, Ditintonds, and other Valua
bles. Agd are also Patentees (hi purchase) and
manufacturers of JONES' pATttsit PERMU
TATION BANK LOCI.
S. C. HERRING & CO..
No 25t Broadway, cor. SI 'may stet-. t, N Y..
op 22 2ra a cr.] -Opposite the City HALL
"Tr IiDADACH. Atis, -
Th. pains and disagreeable feelings are gene
rally symptoms of some other complaint; such
'as dyspepsia, apoplexy. and various others, all of
which are cau,iied by corrupt noxious matter,
clogs ing the evarious circulations; hence, a
•stream or rush of the blood to the head, and by
the excitement a great,pressure ori the brain.--
Giddiness, headache s Ines of memory. dimness
01 sight, and various other complaints are the
result. Thus it will be seen that all those pain
ful aud• distressing maladies owe their origin to
• the blood. Di. Morse's ludian - Root Pills are
acinowledged to be•the only medicine that will
`thoroughly purify the blood. They 'enter the
-blood, and follow the stream of life on its jour.
Ley thrOugh the system: 'I hey root nut all foul
ness-and impurity, and drive out every unhealthy
obstruction. They should be taken every night
•in sufficient. quantities to operate briskly, by
commencing , with two pills on going to bed,ttiree
'the next night four the next; if the symptoms '
ere not retnuv*si, commence again with the pills
and go up again as before. Continue in like
manner until the blood is thoroughly purified,
and MI pain and distress is thoroughly. removed.
' Obtain one of cur 'Free Almanacs, and read
the history of Dr. 3forse's father, and how this
medieine was introduced.
Beware of a eounterfeitof these Pills—Yellow
Wrappers. All genuine 'ate in blue wrappers,
with the signature of A. J. White & Co• on.
each box. Price 25ets. [ma.
BREAD! READ!! Ye Afflicted Read!!!
—tl. T. Hembold offers to the :acted is Gen
uine Preparation. Fluid Extract 13achu 1 which
has aecnmplh.hed the moat extraordinary cores
of all other similar remedies. Read tlieadver
tifienient in another column, headed " Elembold's
Genuine Preparation." rms.
Mall&18W.
In Bridget% ater. on the 21st inst., by Eld. A.
L. Pok, Ur. JOHN GAVITT and 3iiss NANCY
3101tE s of Bridgewater.
018 Th. •
In New Milf'ud, April I2th,..Mr. JOHN MA
SON, aged 44 years. ••
Why should our toars in sorrow flow
• When Go- recils his own,
}
AO bids them - leave - world of wo
. For an .immortal cr wn. ,
Then let our sorrows tease to flow,
God hath recalled lit' a own, •
Bat let our hearti iniereiry Wa,
Still say, Thy will be done. i. fCoat..
antirtlltti *tack!
NEW ARRANGEMENTS
At the Old- Stand of Lathrop & Co.
LATHROP & De WIT A.'
DEG leave to announce to the.public in-gen
, LP end that they are nosy opening one tpf the
largest STOCKS of Miactutamst. eter offered in
Mitntrose. Comprising Dry Goods, Groc e ries,
Hard Ware, CroCkery. &c.. &c.. &c . which-they
propose to sell at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Those are ,
We wish to demonstrate to the public the
difference between butino Goods fo r CASH net
Os TIME. • LATH ROP & DEWJTT.
Montrose, April 26 , h, 1858.
Steam Mill
BLACK-SAIL! 11 SHOP.
V HF nndersieitied h.vinz rented tIT . above
1 is prepared to do all kinds of blavkaruithing
in the best cattle and at the lowest rates. For
shoeing horse. 87 1 2 rents; oxen per pair $l.
75. For setting horse shoes 8 ets- toeing and
setting same 10.cta. HARVEY PATRICK.
Montrose, April 28, 1858.-6 w.
FL .1511. AND FEED _STOR6.
Plour,'Pork, and Hams,
Barrel Salt,
Packing Salt,
Dairy Salt. •
Table Salt,
Timothy Seed,
Cluver Seed, Large,
Clover Seed, Medium,
Canada, Club and Tea Seed Wheat,
Seed Oats,
Orchard Grass Seed.
SEED CORN.,
Stowell's Evergreen Sweet, Early Ilrow.
Yellow Flint, Early Dutton:
Litetre *lnt White Turnip Seed.
EARLY TURTLE SOUP BEA NtiOndpA
LIAVA BEANS, (Peli.
CHINESE SUG-Alt CARE SEED.
ii . %& 41 4 i VEX% 11
Large Idarrew
s fat, lEarly Emperor,
Party Man I Daniel Crltorike,
AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENi ; 0
riABDZIT SEEDS.
' A. I{ALDWiN.
/thentrese, April 29114 1858.--11g4i
COMPLETrosseortment ofGitOCE/11
' C A Pt G. P. & N. liessuei
NEW GOODS! NEW 6OODS1!
YOUNG & SMITH'S
BEADY-PAY STORE.
T ox " tte'rsiturd would announce' to ,their
customers, friends, and the publimgeneral
!y that they havelust returned from the city and
ere receiving itid Opening a newind complete
toollinent .
NEW GOODS
.
o
vatiOns kinds, which will be sold at prices to
suit the'times. for CASH or Paonuca. We have
sought the medium of the press to announce to
all upon what principle we shall transact busi
ness. It is termed the
• READY•PAY SYSTEM ,r+
CILSTIL k!iD PRODIOCIG.
017 111 7P.1 C;
to all persons for the same article, end it shall
be our endeavor to make those prices such us
will induce persons who wish to pay for their
own Goods.and not others, to cull at least and
eltarnine our stock, and if the,prices don't come
down to the system, we cannot expect to sell
them: Some kind friend may say that it will be
' so Oct," but we think from the experience of
the past few months of every person who hap.
pened to owe the country merchants, especially
if it had been standing six months or more, with
what coaxing; dunning, threats,&c., they have
been beset, we think they will all respond to
the above system and resolve to buy no more
goods than they can pay for end that they are
determined to support those who will establish.
that principle and carry it out. We will let the
system established stand . upon Its cm n merits,
bulievirig that it is the most prudent and wise
course to bo pursued - in every branch of busi
ness, and that the day is not far distant wh'eo
it will be GENERALLY adopted. Call and see us
and we will show you goods at astonishing low
figures.
All kinds .of Merchantable Produce taken in
exchange fur Goods at the highest market price.
YOUNG & SMITH.
Sommer's. Penn..
April 28th. 1888
GItOCERIESI Groceries! .-- A spl.-n
-did assortu.eut of Groceries it very. low
figures.
BOOTS aud Shoes.--Jest received a
large assorment—for sale cheap.
CROCKERY.-..k new lot just received
and for sale.
CEDAR and Stone Ware—ln all itM
variety.
BEADY...MADE Clothing of ever
description.
To Dairymen.---We have a large lot o
A No. I Firkins and Tube fm male.
YOUNG & SMITH.
Suinmeee Penn.
April 28th. 1858.
SUSQUEHANNA ACADEMY.
AT tit request of the. Trusteeq. ALFRED
HAN , A. 8., Graduate et Yale College. has
consent to take the supervision of the above
n during the &tomer Term.
The erm will commence on Monday, the 17th
of May, and continue-eleven weeks.
TUITIHN PER TERM.
Latin and Gteek. . . 15.00 ;
Hiaher English Branehea, 6.00
Latin and Greek with Eng Branchem,B,oo
Primary Department, . . 3,50
No deduction for absence, except in case of
sickness.
It in expected the• Normal School will re
open in the Pall under the supervision of Prof.
StoDtwAXD. WM. JESSUP, Preat.
C. P. READ. Beefy.
Montinee April 21:M1,1858.-17d.
MEW Ml LlTil\ L i~W.
The following are extracts from the late act
passed by the Legislitnre, for the regulation of
the Militia of this Commonwealth :
Sec. I. All able bodied white mete citizens
between the age of eighteen and forty-five year!,
acid residing in this State, and not exempted by
the laws of the Unite&Statea shall be subject
to military duty. excepting
'First—All persons in the army and navy of
the United States service.
Second—All ministers and preachers Sof the
gosp•l, and professors of colleges.
Third—Persons who have been reuelarlv dis
charged from the army and navy of the United
States.
-Fourth—Commissioned officer?, who have
served . as stich in the ?Militia of this nr any one
of the United States five years, Provided his
reiiignation after such term of service be duly
acL*pted, or he be otherwise honorably dis
charged. ,
Fifth—Every non commissioned officer, musi
can and priv:,te of every uniformed company,
who has or shall oviform himself, according To
law, and serve in such comp6ny five years from
the time of enrollment, shall be exempt from
military duty except in case of war, Insurrection
or invasion.
Sixth—lf any member of such company' who
is regularly uniformed and equipped shall upon
removal out of the beat of such company, or up
on the establishment thereof; enlist into any
other uniformed companyaand uniform and equip
himself, therefor, whenever his term of service
itl slid company shell together amount to seven
years, be shall be exempt from military duty in
like manner as if ho had served the whole
time in one company.
ORGANIZATION.
,
F'See. 4. Whenever any number of persons not..
less than thirty-two, rank and file, shall volun•
teer to form a uniformed company, they shall
potent their roll to the Brigade Inspector, who
abaft thereupon organize the same, every officer
and private of such company shaft be a citizen of
' be United States.
Sec. 5. Officers : Every cavalry company
all have one captain, one first and one second
I eutenanbani one coronetOrtillery companies:
i ne captain, two first and one second lieute.
ant. ' Infantry and Rifles companies : One cap=
ib, on.- hest and one second lieutena ot.
Sec. 6. Every company, Which shall not, at its
insp.-lc:that. have thirtydwoimen armed and uni
formed,- the inspector shall require proof that
here are members belonging to such company.
aroperly unirormed. sufficient to complete the
Whole number of thirty fair.
See. 8 Every officer of the line and st..ff, and
every officer or private of every uniformed coin -
Flatly, hereafter organized.: shall uniform bino.eit
as near as possible to the regulations of the
h as
States.
i [lt will be seen by the fourth section of this
article; that a company may be enrolled and or
ganized without an• uniform, provided it be ob
tained previous to inspection; so all that is neces
sary to organza a military Volunteer Company
under this - act is to have thirty-two members,
rank and file.] - • •
COMMUTATIONS.
Art 2d. The sum of one dollar, In rural
distill:Wind one dollar and fifty cents if in cities,
Against every person who is liable to do military
duty, shall be collected at the same limo and iu
the same manner that taxes are collected ; ex
cept when the person so assessed, is between
the ages of eighteen and 'twenty.one, in which
case the Collector shall collect the said fine or
tax of the father, master or guardian, or out of
any property such minor may have.
FURNISHING ARMS.
The Adjutant General Khali furnish, on' the
order of the command.q-in-chief, or the requisi
tion of the brigade inspector' all necessary arms
and equipments for all the officers of the State,
and to the companies belonging to each brigade
required for camp or field duty, the same.to be
furnished at the expense of the State.
COMPENSATION OF SOLDIERS.
There s'finli be'paid for service rendered in
toiteusnee of this act, to all officent, musicians
and privates
.of any uniformed company,. ontei
dollar and Al* eents for every day of actual
duty ; and for each home used by them, one dol
lar per day.
ASA SPlCift„ Brigade Inspector,
Ist. Brigiode, 10th Iludekm, r. M.
fitted. Inapentarl Mel
April 110, IVA
ON MANHOOD;
AND ITS PREMATURE, DECLINE.
Just. Published, Gratis, the 20th Moused:
• A FEW WORDS ON THE RA.
_ tional treatment, with'Out Medicine,
of Spermatorthea or Local * *es*.
neat', Nocturnal Emissions, Genital Sad. Nervous
Debility, Impotency, and impediments to Mor
rie& generally; by •IL Ds LANEY, M. D.
The important l'act that the many alarming
complaint+, originating' in the imprudence and
solitude of youth, may be easily removed WITH
OU't MEDICINE, is in this email tract, clearly
demMintrated ; and the entirely new and highly
succeaful treatment, as adopted by the and.
folly 'explained, by ,means of which every one is
enabled to cure HlMSELF.perfeetly and at the
least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the ad.
verlised nostrums of the day. ,
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in a
sealed envelope, by remitting (post paid) two
postage stamps to Dr. DE LANEY, 83 Dist 31st
street, New York city: te.
The Cheapest Paper in the World
The NAIIONAL ZERGICA%T.
A large Weekly at Sixty Cents a Year.
TT contains a choice selection of Literary mat
ter,A. Tales, Poetry, and a large amount of
commercial information. The reviews of the
Markets and Bank Note Reports are of them
selves worth more than the price or subscription,
and the paper itself, before it is printed, costs
more than we get for it.
For Ten Dollars we will mend sixteen copies
of the Merchant and a copy of any three _dollar
magazine, such as (ieday's Lady's Book, Gra
ham's Magazine.,
Specimen copies of the Merchant will bo sent
to any address on the receipt of a postage stamp.
Active young men - wanted to canvass for the
papaw() whom a liberal commission will be al
lowed, that will amount in some cases to eighty
dollars a month.
Addresm, S. E. ASHTON & CO.,
National Merchant °ince, Pliilndelphis
I‘OTICE TO DAIRYMEN.
4NI still,in tie FREIGHTING BUSINESS.
I at Great Bend, receive all kinds of PRO
DUCE and torward it to New York. The re
turns will be promptly paid in current funds.—
Major Hamm - mid sill run his team from Harfurd
and New Milford every Wednesday, receiving
and returning the proceeds. Butter can be sent.
to me from the ddlarent Depots on the -13'. &
W. R: R.. and 1 will return the empty Pails free
from Great Bend. I hays olio made arrange.
rnents with H. G. Blanding & Co., who will re
ceive and pay out the retarns every week.
R. T. STEPHENS.
Great Bend, April 14. 1858. (16*
DO 1} INSTRUMENT or, SELF
LI SYR= : Adapted to the different varieties
of this kind, of instrument. It is admitted to be
the best in market Also a great variety of
other Instruments, for various purposes, tastily
kept by Druzgists, not neceaeiry to enumerate.
For sale at the Drug Store of ABEL TURREL,
Nlfintrnse.
ORATWS ELECTRIC OIL, the great
1./ remedy for Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Lime
ness, Stiff J.iints, Pains, &c. Also; nearly all of the
leading Patent Medicines in market. embricing
a reinedy for every disease to which flesh Is sub
ject. Fur sale by ABEL TURRE,L.
IeaTIE3.
111 AVE just received another supply of Wall
Paper, and expect' more„to arrive soon. 1
think customers will find my assortment the
isivost and beat in Susquehanna County, and
prices as lowslis the lowest. Also, Window
Paper, Oil Shades and Fixtures, Bordering', 3te.
ABEL TU, BELL.
Montrose, April 15th, 1853.
FARM FOR-SALE
iiberofre.rs
within for s
sale
ig itr in fo o rd r
T n E bou s t il lTo ages
village.. It is wfiter,ed by a 'ergo numJer of
living springs, and is in all respects well adapted
to dairy purposes. J. B. STIMETER.
lifirford. April 15th,1858.-15w3.•
DOXES of GARDEN SEEDS
1: fur stile at TURRELL'S.
:11.introsp. Aprll.lsth, 1858.
Clover and Timothy Seed. •
VILf ARRANTED PURE.—For esle, whole
V mak and retail. C. D. LATHROP.
Montrose,-Feb. 16..1858.—td.
"HOME AGAIN,"
Dil. a) S. DlT6loali.
OFFICE, over Wibion's Store.
LODGINCS, at SEARLE'S HOTEL
Montro4o, March 10th, 1858.
/far Great Discovery of the Age. .igel
IMPORTANT TO
TOBA-CCO CHEWERS.
TAR. GUSTAV' UNNARD'S Taste Rfistor
ativc Troches,—Tbe Great Substitut4 for
Tobacco. It is a well known and ircontroverti
fac,t that the use of tobacco is the promoting
cause of many of the most severe •
'MENTAL AND PIIYSICAL DISORDERS
to which the race of man is : subject, as careful
analysis and long end painful experience have
clearly proven that it contains certain narcotic &
poisonous properties most dangerous io their ef.
• fectA, which by entering the bided derame_the_
functions_and.o.p_eratiens - of -the heart, causing
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
irratitility# water brash.- dispepsia, and many
oilier disorders of a similar character. The
TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHES
are designed to counteract these baneful Whi
t...aces, and have proved completely successful in
a multitudo.of cases. and wherever used. Bent ,
h ,ruiless RI themselves they exert a beneficial
effect upon the entire syhtem, et:storing the taste
which has become vitiated or dte , troved b) great
i n dulgence, completely removing the irrit.ition
and accompanying tickling sensation of the,thront
—which are always consequent upon abstaining
from the use of tok,ceo. and by giving a healthy
'tone to the stomach, in% igorate the whole system.
Persons who areirretrievAly undermining their
constitutions and shortening their lives, should
use these troches immediately end throw off the
injurious & unpleasant habit of chewing tobacco.
These troches or lozenges are put up in a COW
venient and portable form at the low price of 50
cents per box. A liberal discount to the trade.
Prepared solely .by the undersigned to whom
all orders should be addressed.
JAS. E. BOWERS, Druggist,
Cur. 2d and Race tits, Minds.
GRASS , SEEDS.
Clover Gerd of the large 'kind, and
Timothy Seed, a new lot:just received and
for sale by
11. BURRITT.
NeW Milford, April 15th, 1858.
Farm for Salo.
THE subserilter offers for sale a Good Farm
of 95 acres in Bridgewater, four miles east
of Montrose, 70 acres improved. There is on
the premises a large trained Dwelling House, a
good fraMed Barn, an excellent Apple Orchard
One half of the-purchase money will be required
down; the balance in annual in-it dments.
ELIJAH BROWN.
Bridgewater, August .19th, 1857. 33tf.
ROCERIES, Crockery, Hardware , and
G: other artieles to namernne to men.
tion.—ak • which shall be sold Cheap for Cash
or Ready Pay. C. W. MOTT.
WOLF'S Aromatic Schiedam, Schnaptis,..t
TURItELL'S
---
PROFESSOR WOOD'S Hair Redman '6 at
TORREIN..IS..
TREASURER'S -SALE , ,
of-vmsenied Lanai in linegla CO.
NOTICE•is hereby given. alit. agreeably to'
the art's of the Oenerid Assembly. of the
Commonwealth of Penliwylvania,• directing the
mode.etselling unseated ,hinds for,..l&tesi the
folloWing tracts and parte4f +Yu" Unseated
lends will be sold at publievendue on thQsecond
Monday of JUNE next, (it 'being the F O UR
TE ENT H day of. saiermotith)i it Jhe Court
floioe in Montrose, for arrearirges Bile, and the
costs accrued on each tract respectively, unless
the same be paid before the day of sale—sale to
commence at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
Warmntees,Own- f Townships. ] Acres. 'Taxes.
era or Numbers.
Robert Wilson Ararat • Sin 81142
Leo. Stoneburaer , -146 8.33
Charles Harrison " 96 . 5,88
Andrew M'Connell " - 290 16,63
Clement Biddle pt '" 316 18,02
William Simple pt " • 267 15.22
John Beach Clifford 400 35,70
James Beach pt " s 328" 21,60
Joseph Beach pt _ " 'l5 1.'21
Philip Bench pt " 184 14,09
George Porter " 280 21,42
Elizabeth Newport W I 160 ' 10,49
Phebe Roker pt " ' 40 3,06
Ann Rpker pt 4 180 ' 13,7'7
June Roker pt '' 141 10,80
Sam'l 31eiedith No 1 " 100 '7,65
41. ,56 0 941 , 980 91,42
... 61 61 46 3 if 87 6,63
a It St 4lf - 99 ''7,60
44 .4 1t 6 .4
_72 6;62
Joseph Beach pt " 86 6,54
Philip Beech pt " 60 3.84
Peter Beach pt 16 116 8,77
George Portet " ,- 20 . 1,63
Elizabeth Newport pt" 30 ' 2,81
Johnathan Butler Great Bead_ 287 )2.40
Truman Baldwin • " 408 8.36
C. 1.. Ward Hartpotty 196 16,68
Robert Trail " 108 10,60
George Muntz pt " 317 31,06
Adam Schrack " . 192 18,82
Jacob Swink " 222 :10:88
William Smith - " , 140,. 6.86 ,
Patrick Johnson - -4 “ 191 9,92
Frederick Berthold " 400 39.20
, ,
Joseph Mason pt " 65 6,40_.
D..cid Buckley " 404 3948 .
Patrick Johnson ", 100 9,80
Thomas Dartack Herrick 37 1.69
Henry Hill " 323 13.90
Jacob Newport . " 14 69
Samuel Newport " 70 8.01
Jasper Newport " 100 4,30
Jasper Newport " , 100 , 4.30
Grace Newport " 100 4.30
Jesse. Newport 41 'lOO 4.30
Johnathan Nesbitt " 84 • 3.60
Christopher Irwin "- 193 • 8.31
James Russ pt " 100 4,30
Charles Wheaton " 329 1.1315
Thomas Cedwalader pt" 103 4,43
Samuel Meredith pt " 64- 2,74 I
Mrs. Hamilton 44 60 2.58
Clement Biddle ft 316 13,60
William Simple 44 207 11,48
Hugh Wylie pt Jackion 34 , 60
Henry Wylie pt 64 28 60
Henry _Wylie pt " 62 94
Daniel Talon , Lenox - 50' 90
N 0.69& 85 Thomas &Whiting Liberty 200 14.63
No. 40 &41 Liberty .' 20,80
No. 67 68 76 6t 76 " 400 31,20
No. 8 ' " - 50 6,51
Jehiel Da'ton No. 95 " 100 6,20
u ~ "£0 " 100 ' 6.20 '
Pope & Strong " 400 41.60
John Sahler New Milford 124 2,70
Solomon Findley of 80 1,40
George Kepler " 120 2.16
Lot sold to Roach .4 90 1,62
Solomon Rink pc - 117 3,16
Andrew Pyle -41
.60 90
N. Mitchell ", - 130 3.52
Amos . Finley Oakland 82 , 5,09
H.-Ivy Wyley ",74 448
William Potts " 200 , ,11.30
William Armstrong " 400 18,60
William Henderson " 220 6,82
John Boyer 61 55. 3.43
John Euvlder " 86 2.56
Win. Plunkett Rush 160 1.80
John Wilcox ' Springville 331 21,56
Thomas barrack Thompson 282 11.43
Isaac Miller " 100 4,05
Ceo. McCall " 134 6:43
Paul Bradley pt ' " 66 2,67
James Bradley pt " 9 - 24
Peter Bradley SI , f 1 30
Jesse Evans " 420 17.01
Geb. Stow , " 310 8,34
C. W. MOTT, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Montrose, i
April sth. 1858.
bittt. a SID a. US$.
CJIEL'S . 4 -1 02 OT 'NEIL
DICKERMAN da GARRATT after this date
will sell goods -for ready pay only. We
offer our stork of Dry Goods, Hardware, Ready
'dude Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps
at cost without reserve for one month. We have
the largest and most. complete assortment of
hardware in the county, and especiallyask build.
ers, carpenters, blacksmiths, and all other me
chanics to give us an eaily call. Would say to
all indebted that out notes and accounts must
be collected. Each will consider this a personal
'notice, and save us the trouble of calling on any
of our enstomera legally.
FLOUR.—We still continue to receive Flour
on 'consignment and offer it at the lowest Bing.
hamton prices, wholesale Or retail. •
STOVES.—A large assortment on hand, sell.
ing at reduced prices.
TIN WARE of the best quality, manufactured
as usual, and sold to merchants, pedlers and
others on favorable terms. - - -
DICKERMAN & GARRATT.
I New blitford, April 1, 1858.-13w4.
Teachers' Examianti.ons.
I will meet applicants for certi fi cates in the
different localities in the county as follows :•
ay I, Middletown,
Choconut,dr. Friendsville S.ll. 9a. tri.
Apolacon, '
u 3. Forest Lake, Town's S. H.-9 "
" 4, Silver Lake, Brackners - S. H. 9 "
" b, Liberty, Brook&le S. 11. 9 "
"6, Franklin, South . S. 11. 9 "
" '7, Great Bend; Lodersfille S. H. 9
s "
" 8, Harmony, Oak. )
Innd and Suaq'a East,Hill S. 11. 9 "
Depot,
" Ir., Jackson, No. 2S,H. 9 "
" - 1 I. Gihson, Kentnck S. H. 9 "
" 12, Harford, Farrar S. H. 9 “
" 13, New Milford, W•ifd S. 11. 9 "
14, Bridgewater,Montrose Free S. "
"
" 15. Jessop. Cornell
" 17. Rush,Grnneer's S. H. 9 "
" 18. Auburn Centre • S. IL 9 "
" 19, Springville Hollow S. H. 9 "
" 20, Dirnock Corners S. H. 9 "
• " 21, Brooklyn Centre S. H. 9 "
0 22. Lathrop, G. N. Smith's S. H. 9 "
" '24, Lenox, Glenworak S. H. 9 - "
" 25, Cliff o rd, H. Barnum'a 9„"
26, Herrick, Lyon St. S. H. 9 "
" 27, Ararat. in Presbyterian Church 8 ,o
" 27, Thompson Centre S. H. 2 p. in ,
Each applicant will please be provided with
at least two sheetS of fools-cap paper, (not note
or letter paper.) and pen and ink.
Writing done with a lead pencil cannot be ac
cepted. •
No certificates will be issued to any except
those commencing with the class at the sp.
pointed hour.
To Dntectotte: The examinations are held,
this Reason, with reference to having the schools
commence on the drat of Jude, With the school
year,--tbe Directors in a number of towns hav
ing expressed their intention or nut having their
schools commence until then; and, beliefine, as
1 do, it will prove more satisfactory when it
shall have-been tried. .
Blanks for the Annual Report will bo for
warded to the Secretary of each Board as soon
alit am informed to as o the name and P. 0. of the
person chosen fill that office at'the
ganivitions. B. F. TEWKSBURY, Co. gait.
Nett Milford, March 29th, 1058.
totig,ls, &e. wiSome at coat and ,eomo at
10 per cent. below coat.—Call and be con.
vinced that 81,00 , „wil1 procure god as LARGE. a
pile of goods as can be had at any other ahap
in the county. N: BULLARD.
tiontreee,llfarth tOth, I el*. •
800KSj;TATIONERy t AND . Fitip COORS
AiVreatit Prices Itor6s*
-- AT egg -
' ji outrose,•Proksstort
N r 'l 7l. T F .t"
By A. N. BUILAttD.
Montrose, Muth 80th, 1868.
-BARGAINS! BARGA S!!
BARGrAINS)BARGAINS!! .
A, LARGE .stock:of Books 'andititiMierY,
Pocket Knives, a warranted article. Gold
Pens and Holders, the best this side - of . N. Y.,
hiside other artlclesmuch too numerous to
name can be bad for prices surprisingly low tor
the DIVES la these Hat r.d
By A.N. BULLARD.
Montrose, March 30th, 1858.
NOTICE—TO DEALERS of MERCHAN
DISE within the county of Susquehanna.—
In pursuance of the several ntts of the Assemble
of this Commonwealth, to provide revenue to
meet thedemands upon 'the Treasury, and for
other pirposes, the undersigned, Appraiser of
mercantile taxes of Sustfa Co., has prepared a
list of all the merchants trading within said co.,
and placed each of said merchants in that class
which seems right and just, according to the pro
visions of said acts of Assembly as follows, viz.:
Residence. I Proprietbra. Class. I P't3led.
Auburn, - R. W. Healy, XIV,
6- Waltman - & Swisher, "
Apolacon, E. B. Beardalee, v
H. Barney,
Brooklyn. E. S. Rent. - "
" a, R. T. Ashley, • "
" S. D. Tompkins '"
* Hempstead & McKenzie, XII.
Clifford, Brundige & XIV.
Joh‘ Halsted, 44
Dundaff, Tho. Arnold, XTIL
J. B. Slocum, "
" Church &S. H. Phinney, "
Gf aloc k, ' Wm H. Thayer, XIV.
" L. H. Woodruff,
\ J. Stn'th. Jr.; • ".
Frieridaville. -J. 'Hosforel,
XJTL
" Glidden & Suffern, - a
a Lewis Tanifum, XIV.
Franklin, J. L. Merriman, _4 ,
Forest Lake, D. Meeker, '
Gibson, .13 S. Inll XII.
a C. P. &0. M Ha wley, 211
• N. E. Kennedy, •
• John Smiley,
,
• G. W. Walker,
Great Bend, J. &N. Dubois,
" - D. L. Taylor,
J. T:Curlysle,
S. B. June,
Wm A. Snow,'
" Thomas & Whiting,
• Emery Simons,
• 1.. S. Lenhelm,
IS S. H. Dayton;
• H. McKinney,
Harford, Eaton & Mosley,
48 . P. Carpenter,
• C. S. Johnson.
• Zerah Verrv,
" Guile& 13Iandieg,
Herrick, John Miller,
Hopbottom, _E. rqßell,
Harmony, B. ons,
S. A.- yons,
• F. D. Lyons,
• Wm Tremain & Co.,
'•
Brant & Schlager,
Jackson, J. J. Turner,.
Liberty„ Z. Blakesle,
• A. A. Beeman,-
• - Roger Kenyon,
L e nox, Bhutts. Eaton & Co., XIII.
• E. R. Grow & Bro. '
• • O. F. Gunther, • XIV.
Middletwn, D. Colemari,
• Brister &Ailey 4,
•• I. L. ROSS.
4 C. H. Plutnbley,
Montrose; C. Mott, XIII.
• ' W. I. &S. H. Mulford, XII..
• J. Lvons & Son, XIII
F. S. Chandler, XIV.
• A. Lathrop & Cc., - XII.
• Post Brothers. XL
•' I. N. Bullard,
• Guttenberg, Rosenbaum & Co., XL
• Bentley Read &Co.. •
• Abel Turrell, XIV.
• J. Ethridge, • • 4
a S. S. MOtt,
• R. Thayer, Jr.,
• Keeler & Stoddard, •
• A. Merriman, 4
• S. H. Sayre & Brothers, XII.
• Alfred Baldwin.
Webb,
• Z: - Cobb,
• , A. N. Bullard,
New Milford, ,Wm C. Ward,
4 11. Berlin,
• Diekerman & Garrett, XIV.
• J. Moss & Brother, •
• Hayden Brothers, XII.
• Sutphin & Young, •
Rush, Norman Granger,
_XIV.
Silver_Lake, Timothy Sullivan,
• J. Brackney & Vail; '
ScOtt & Riley, XII.
• Grover, Philips dr. to., XIII.
Slug's Depot, A. W. Bronson,
C. S. Bennett,
• C. S. Bennett,
• A. W. Rowley,
• 4 S. B. West,
• James Bell,
• Tho. In strum, •
• Guttenberg, Itosenbaum & Co., •
• It. Lewenthall,. XIV.
- • tlaylofd earths, ' XIII.
• Smith & Striae, - XIV.
4 A. J. Seymour,
• Carlisle,
• It Cohen & brother, •
' N. C. &D. W. Norton, ' '
• S. Bryant rz
• -
Perrine & Sun,- •
• P. G. Smith,
Thompson, IL D. Hathaway,
BEER 110IISES,EATING ROUSES, RESTAURANTS &C
Durcistf, EntA Chambers,
Friendaville, George Strupler,
• . Lewis Baum;
tires! Bend, Walter Paintin,
. • , C. C. Ilarulln,
nontrose,
• I. N. Bullard,
Bicori;
New lifilford, Edwd. Cornwall,
Susofa. Depot, Wm. Howarth,
r " Martin Conroy, VIII.
DISTILLERIES.
James MeAtla. X.
- I.loloa Dr.. 11.8119.
Great Bead, . L. S. Lenftelm..
BLLIARD TABLE.
Clifiord,
Susq'a Depot—A. Thompson, leeper, one la•
ble, license $30,00.
And the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas
will a Court Of - Appeal at the Courthouse
in Montrose, in and fur said County ( on Friday,
alt . ! 30th day of April next, at one o'clock, p.
at ''Which time.and place any of the Me rchants,
described, defined, and classed, as aforesaid, or
their agents or attorneys rday appear and appeal
from said itssesment ifthey think proper.
HARRY i;ARNEY, Mercantile Appraiser.
Apolacon, March 22, 1858.
•
•- S-att, Salt aatt.!
tIEO. W. MANN, Wholesale Salt Dealer,—
UV 201 Washingtori Street, (directly opposite
Washington Market,) still Continues to offer to
the citpand coantry trade, all kinds_ of foreign
coarse and fine salt; at the very lowest figures;
40000 sacks and ling* consisting in.paitof Ash
ton's celebtated brand , for table and daily • uee,
Jeffrey & Darcy. Marshal% BrownlovVa.&e::
and 50000 bushels Turks Island;. Bemires, Cu.
mos. St. Übea, Lisbon. Cadiz, Tiles, Nantes, itto,
all Of which will be sold at bargeiti prices from
vessels. store and storehouses. .
-
Any purchaser wishing to seleit from a good
assortment wilt find it to hie . interest to call.
N. B.—Pine table salt put up ilfstnall bags of
different sites, and `constantly. on hand in ship.
ping order. Also iisplendia article of Rock
Groind salt, in quart bows. put up and for sale
by the quantity, in cases of free dorms tech.
Aril 1, ts3s6.—Tie
,c :a .zri~7-t ~•r; :Z.%`;'t'i l ,~.~ s ; ry s':Ct• , '.. _. .. , y e . ✓FTFk
ID 0 Ef E
• - el*
COBB offers to the pabßti, a 1..: pricers that
cannot tt) a - Laicia and •Buoitto3.
none:tent of • • o • • •
at the old Well known estabilthAisoffoAnitily
copied by Oliver Crane. ' •
tit:GARS, TEAS, Cozett, SPICES, Fattrr e nottn,-
and SALa. (by the. sack or barrel,) nut, and all '
articles found in first class grqeerlea.
u ;,t;
The attention of Fcccits is soliclNT bi a
superior quality. of GneniCand Guis SEEP
which the undereignod has on hand and for sale.
CLOVER. and TIMOTHY SEED, and' good Seco
WHEAT Sold at Tent low Milli for CASH. As I,
mean to merit, I hope to receive, a liberal abarti
ofublic patronage., - Z. COBB. _
Montrose, March 34,185& -• • [3m.
ATTENTION OITIZEN31•11
.
THE undersigned, Is now prepared to furnish
the public with . • • • .
Gro6erieit b All Mai;
at the Lowest. rosarat.r. tutus.
Tsizs ' Smgars, Syrup, l Coffee, /7;k Outer' ,
Spices, Fruit, pried and Fresb,) •
Proms,
- Candles, ' Soap
of every variety, and in fact ALL articles usually
found in the best Country Groceries. Butter
and Prodtiv of alt kindai taken- is exchange for
Gocids, at market priceC - ti
%* Call at his Saloon! in the basement of the
FELYELIN HOTEL, and satisfy yourselves of the
truth of the above. J. F. CRO‘VLEY.
Montrose, Feb. 16th, 1158.-7tf,
MITE copartnership heretofore existing under
.11- the firm of SUTPHIN & YOUNG is this
day dissolved by. mutual consent. The Books
and papers of said firm will be left with R. L.
Sutphin for settlement at the store. -
• SUTPHIN & YOUNG.
Summersville, starehl.23, 18158.
Co ax nership.
THE_ business wiirt i be continued at the old
A. stand by the subscribers under the firm of
Young & Smith, on thY 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 &
Summersville.Msreh 23.1858.-3 w., •
NOTWITHb e rANDI NG;
- "hard OmeS," Abel Tar.
~ / , ' ""r^ •
rell's variety of selected
8 01 ' 1 1 keeps -aT(So..I. and
• • he l; is constantly receiving
accessione, every few days. Paces as low ax
the lowest. - - - -
XIV.
Still They Come:
THE largest stock of Mantans ever berotil
kept in this market may be found at the
A 7t, 74 MR'S El 'V 0.1 5 .
It will be useless t 8 enumerate: When •you
wish-any thing in th 4 Patent Medicine line, or
others ise, call at the Farmer's Store. Don't foi -
get the place, duwn tdAon. R. THAYER.
Montrose. March 3d. 1858.
TN tendering my services to the inhti§itanti es"
I_ Susquehanna Cohnty as an Homeop4hi.:
Physician, I deem it my duty to publish the fol
lowing statistics taken from the records of HoA
pitals of Euro'e, which show the marked 'lupe ,
riority of the Homeopathic over the Allopatirla
method of treating diseases. • .
INFLAMMATION OF VIE LONGS. •
Patients Mortality
Admitted Died per et
Allopathic Hospitals 1134 280 23
Homeopathic " 688 28 6
Pleurisy.
Allop. tospitals l 1011 134 13-
- Hom. " 388 12 3
Peritonitis.
Allop. Hosp. I
Hom.
828. )84 13
184 8 4
bysentery.
Allop. Hosp. 182 87 22
" '175 8 3
tevers,eioluding Ty. Ors
Alloli.l 9897 93 1 9
How. 3082 84 2
Ailop. Hosp, -
nom. "
Allop. Ho4p
11 "
Allop. Hap, total, 119630 11791 10
Horn. " " 32655 1365 4
•
Persons residing at a distan'Oe who wiell
eonsillt me can do so by letter , and, receive a
prof:apt reply. No charge for consultation.
J.H. THOMAS, M..D.
Great Pend, Pa. tFeb. 1, . [Sq.
or Office at the residence of C. Di mon, Esq.
$2,50 PAYS
iar tr iri 61 3 ajolmontnaathe Terr .
of Fourteen Weeks, commencing March 18,185 E.,
at the -
.
FORT - EDWAIt INST ITUTE N. Y.
SUperb brick buildings, beautifully located Oh
the Rail Road near Saratoga Springs. Superior
facilities for,..lllusiC. Painting mid french. 'Ste
dents received at any time, and charged only for
the residue of the Tom. Diplomas awardekto
Ladies who gradliate, Seivi for -a Catalogue,
with full particulars. Rev. JOSEPH E. KING,
A. M., Pineipal, Port Edward. .
January 13th. 1 8 53.
9PC7st — A life - nika slower withiVO'od'i improve
ment,-a ths - Raat *soh, etiolate fully satisfied that
it, is a good mneliine s and ere recommend it to
the farmers of this County an a profdatle Ind
labet.saving, inechine.
JERE/dfill NtrActiAsi, A. GRITYg.. I
Jolla Hattnieniott, L. - Gatturiutt.
•M. 3. HARRiSCITOR, T. P. Ptu*sti.
Febriiity 25{ . 1858. .
For rdichinei apply tili th - O undersigned Agent.
a .
I. ' C. D. LATHROP:
liontroie, 5401 fst ' 1858. ralltlitht.
. • • -____,
Dissolution.
edictal bard,
•
Typhus.
9371 1509 10
1423 219 14
Cholera.
1278 ,048 50
848 89 8
MI. Diseases.
ATTENTION FARRERS!
Ittigivoita,
Mv,otEde nip new residenee, nearly $5OO.
cite theTreattaterian thrirCh, en Turnpike
Street. Tile inbliOilare invited to call and oxen).
ino itkeeimbnajof the iviedb titjries of PlugOng
and Plate%Ale!) Iwm daily teteenting. Newts.
lait•htijr snore, fide the work *peeks, for
P. D. viaGithß 6114100 Dentist.
Dioattossi ro. attic 1857: • , I