Tho-Torilo of the-Border.
While reading recently an account of
the fuglafitl massacre of severer white families
by the Blackfoot Indians, we were reminded
of-a thtillthg event . .. which occured in the
"Wild -West," a Alert time subsequent to the
Livolution, in which s highiynegoinplialled
yOung
. ladr,-thedaughter of_ a distinguished
offnieref the American Army,, played an im
portant part. ,:rhe.story being of. a most
thrilling nature, and exhibiting in . istriking
. manner the "Perils of the 13 . oider," we hail;
concluded: to give rturxtraet_ from it, al brig
insily.published, as follows:
The angle on the right bank of the Gres
,a-oftwlia, formed b,. its junction, with the
Onto; is - caljed Point Piensaur, rind is s phkoit.
qf historical note. tfereAt he 10th of Ow ober,
1774, - during what is known as Lord Dun
iin)re's War, was ft - ,ught.: one of the fiercest
and most despeiale
,hattles That ever telak
pluce,lietw . eeu the Virginians and their forest
foci. •
After, the battlein rpicstion, - in which the
Tudiatis - were defeated - with great loss, a foil
was here erected by the victors, which' be:
Came a - post of great importance throughout
•the sanguinary scenes of strife which almost
iniMediutely followed, f ind which tb t hi s see.
-tion of the country were continued for many
Yenta after that estahlishnient of peace which
acknowledged the United, Oolonios'nf Ameri
ca a free and independent nation. I -
AL tlie;i:tbding of th - v fort, on the ( 1 83 41 01 p
story opens.,
.was fastened 201 w-i n -rat of the
kind
.used by the eatly navigators cf
Western rivets.
Upon the deck of this boat, :it the moment
We-present the same to the reader, stood five
individuals, alike engaged in watching
group of persons, Mostly -females, who were,
slowly approaching the landing. Of *es.:
fire, one was a stout, sleek negro, in , partill
and evidently' a house or a bodY'ser-.
rant ; .threw were boatmen and borderers, :is
indicated by their - rough, bronzed visages
and coarse attire; but the fifth was a MIA
man, some two-and-twenty,yewit-of age, of a
fine, commanding person, and si clear., open.
intelligent countenance; and in the lofty cat.
riage of his head—in the gleam 'of his large,
bright, hazel eye—there was
. som e ti t i ug
winch .denoted one of superior mind ; but
as,we shall lice:-ctet?asion in the course of
oar narrative to fully Set forth who and %lint
•E , :gene Flirfaz was, we Will leave him for Abe
•present„ and turn to the approaehine group,.
whom he seemed to le regarding with lively
interest.-- •
. .
Of this group, composed ofit midele•aged,
man and four females,. with 3 black female
servant following some fivesor'six paces in the
rear, there was• one Iv. horn the most casual
eye would have singled out and tested nßon
pleasure. The in question, 'WII3 ap
parently.- about twenty -years of age,: and m
slehler and graceful figure, athi of that Neu!.
iar eit-t'of leiture, be,4 beau
-lift! in every lineament, rarely fails to affect
the licholtler with 'something like a charm.
Her travatinot - cosi ume - 7 4 tine lirow ni h abit,
high in the neck, buttoned closely over her
eeenn and coming dowa : to her small pretty
fe e t, i:.itttlatt_ .trailing on •the. ground—wit
tie-tt and becothitP4; and with tier rid
ing cap and 'its waving Ostlich plume, set
g.tily above her 'flowing Oink-, her appearance
. forcibly wit-lt the tough, impolish.
ed looks of• tho:•-eiif_her sex' be-ulti her,_with
• their-limey bed gowns, scarlet petti;
coats, bleached
0(14 more -vener
able of her Temaid comtlanions, plashing
. a
cancer -tiros' whiell hail- been maintained
sitt'ee quilting the of :foit behind them; "I
-cannot , - hear to let
,Ittu go ; for - it just seems
to . rho its if t z omethimg Were going to happen
to you. and when I feel that way, sometliino•
generally does liappen.' - 7 .
• “We4l,- . -attnt.,:'teturced Blanehe,with a light
- lam b, dti tart dpuht in the len-t that .onle
thiag,will IrapPen—for I expect tie of I s tiet.t.
day; /each' iny d.ea'r fat li•k anti blet•-s?"1.
mu
tter,:,anti give them such its 'en:lir:tee as
ducl-fr;iio a .dutiful daughter to her parents
—inn: that will ho•Annellting that has not
happened for two - long years at least."
'But 1 don't mean that, Blnnehe,' returned
the oiler, somewhat petulanllJ ;. tend you
j Ist hatig . h . like a gay and thoughtle-s giri,
' wheti p al
. o iight• ti be serums. ileuisuse you.
have eomei-Safe thus far, through a partially
Ett led country,yor think, pet haps, your own
PiotY ft fee wi!! ,ward off dagger in . the more ,
ppftions nilderress—bnt'l warn you that a
fearful' journey is More you ! Seareelyl a
.beat de,cemis the Ohio, that does not en
counter trh , te or le-s' peril from the savages
that ir,,,i;•14.10ng either\ shore; and some
. of.
o
th'em that go-down freighted with human
life, are hea d of no more, and none -ever -re
turtijd to tell the tale?
!•Ilat 'why rvpsit this to me, dear aunt,"
ret•nriie‘t,-Blanche, with a more serious air,
“w hen ton know it is my :destinv,either good
havebad: to , attempt the s'o age My parents
have seht,for the to join them itiniteir new
homc, awl it is me duty to go to them, be - the l
m
. peril what it ay."
never did know what it. was tO" fest !" I
purste:d the pus.l woman; rather proudly.
"No," si:s repeated. tnrain, to the others.
•Binnehe Bertrand never did' know what it
'Was to fear. 1 bel eve
-.IU,St like. her father,!" j:dried the 'husband
of the ntatrim, the brother of Blanche's ;no'
titer, the comtirmdei Of the liattou, ,and the
middle aL,red gentleman mentioned as one of
the parlY, "a . t I itb thirtgliter of a tree .vaildier,
Her fsther; (.761, , tiel Philip Bertrand, Gel
•
Ides him for a true hearil neve dui !trent to
kimw p,11.1 it__ w as to fear - ---altdßlauebe.
just . hke him." .
_ ,'By this titre the`parties had renehdri"
heat ; and lt routs man
he you man already de , ctihed-
E9gee Pai'lfax, the .sevretary of
. Blanche's
fsiber—at cTee . stepped -forward, and, in a
polite' and d'derential manner.oifeted his hand
different fetcales, to -assist there on
holm]. The hand alf Manche was the last to.
fo;teh his - --4,nd • then . but ‘itliglitly, as -slit:-
slitting and iiebtly to the deek-but
a .elOse oletrver might. haye-.deteeter) the
slight Bush ..s.hich mantled his noble, exprel.
sit e features as his e.,3'e f4r - a - single'instant
met Lets. She migh t hergelf have seen IL
- perhar she sitd—but there was no-sarre. ; -
- spot pi _stow en her ow njtr i t,pretty fa4e,
• ..as.,sile ittipired, iti the calm: dignified toneof
one havihg the ttht to put the question, and
wlio might also hare been aWitte of the itie••
quality of position between 'herself -nod bite
•7- Elle zt o ddres..ed•:„ . .- ‘. •
“Eugene, is everything prapared for our
• &pi - U.:pie I It' will not. do 'for our boat to
a leak again,. as i t did Comigtg down
th e Kansw not . be 'safe fur us, I
atn told, to tOucli . ei th er - sho re between th e
ditietent forts and trading posts up our route,
thisiside of Our destinatiou—the Falls of the
Ohio.”
.
indeed . r rcj • - fined- her aunt; quiekly,
"it will be as much as your lives are worthto
voll . tire a foot from the main current of the
,news re.Lielteul us only . the. other
!day. that many boats.liall been attacked this
apri.tni.,stid several foetirwith all on'board:'
. ‘..No,one feels rrior;eOncerntid about the safe
passage of Miss Bertrand xhan myself."replied
Eugene,ln a tleferentisPionei'.."and since our .
Anita! here, 1 have left: tiotliirig - undone - that
poekibl - pitdd to - bar security
- aryl comfort:: • ,
_ "That is true, in Mrprirsanal knoirledgc."
joined in the node of Blanche; "and I thank
Mr. Fairfax, in behalf of ins fair kinswo
man. - There will, perhaps:7 he pursued; "be
no rent "danger, So low? e' as you keep, in the
'Current; but your watch mustnot be neglect
ed for a single moment, either night or. day ;
and do not, I most solemnly clOirge and w ive
you, under any itliciumtances, or on any pre•
tens - whaisoevei,suffer youra2l( to be decoyed
to either shore." ~
"I hope we und erstand-our duty better,
Colonel." said one of the men, respectfully.
doubt it not," replied thei . ootninander of
the Point; si . .l believe you are all faithful and
title men, and your. would not have been se
lectei by the'agent of Colonel Bertrand, for
taking.down more pteeioua freight than you
ever carried before; but still' he . vrisest and'
the beat of men have lost their live• bv;giving
ear to the most,earnest appeal "of Innuanity,
YOU understand what-I mean t White men,
apparently in the gleatest. distress, will hail
your ti - at, represent themselves as htrvingjust
escaped from - the. Indiana, and beg •of you,
for the love of God, in the Most piteous tunes,
to come to their, relief ; but tutu atleaf ear to
theni,to each and all of them,even 'should' you
know the pleaders to, be of your own kin,
for in such a case your own brother Might
,deceive :you, nut wilfully and volunittedv,
perhaps—hut because of be inggsgoaded on t;
the savages, themselves concealed.
such things have been known as one friend
being thus used to lure another to his de
strikoion.; and so be cautious, vjgilant, brave,
andrrue, and may the geed God keep you
all-from harm, I"
As he finished speaking, Blanche proceed
ed to take an affectionate leave of all, re
ceiving many a tender message for her pa
rents frmn those who held themsin.love and
veheration; and the boat swung out, and be :
gan to dmit dZiwn with the current, now fair
Iv entered upon the'most dangerous portion
- of &Jong and perilous journey.
The father of Blanche. Colonel Philip
Bertrand._ was a native of Vilginia, and a
descendant of one of the ll•iguenot refugees,
who tied fro r 9 their naive land after the re•
vocation drilla edict - of Nana in 1065. He
had been an officer of some note during the
Revolution— a warm political and personal
friend of the author of the Deela-atiou of It.
depetrce—and a gentleman who has always
stood high in the esteem of his associates and
co:ern por aries,
Though at one time a mrin'ef wealth, Co
lonel Bertrand had lost much, and suffered
tmich, through Bqsli invasiotf and when.
shortly after the close of the war, he had met
with a few more cationsrevelSes, he had been
fain to accepl a grant of land, near the Falls
of Ohio, now Louisville. tendered him kv
which t hew' held jurisdiction over the
tlhtire territory now constituting the State of
The grant,had decided the Colonel upon
seeking his nkv pos:essi,ns and lin , llding up
a uew home in the then For West, and as his
wife insisted upon atcumpan lug him on his
first time; he had assented to her de , nre, on
condition thst..Phitiche should tw left among
fierlticnds all such time as a place could he
prt'quitedN% Lich mig,ht in some degree be con
siz(eted a fine :diode fur one sracarefulty mud
teudeilv rested.
Blatarhe w•Ziuld-gladlv have gone with her
paretitS; but on th s potnt her father had been
inexorable—declafingli ;that she would have to
remain at the Eas.l. Labe shouhtsee proper to
send - for her; anu as liewas a niac of positive .
cimraeter; and a . tigid disciplinarian, the,
matter had been settled without. argument.
\\lien Colonel 13ettrand iemoved to the
West, Engene Faitfax, as we hare seen, ac•
rompanied him ; and coming ot s age shoal.
after, he lied accepted the liberal offer of his
noble b.iirfactor, teinaiu with - him in the.
cazicity Of pm ! • :tie - seem:my and : confidential
ag e n t, • On t a king - . possession of his grant.,
t r k r Colonel h;id a k i i.,..4 immediately erected a
fort, and offered such inducements to s e i:lels
as to speedily cnect wound liitnitite a little
community-4 which, a-i a !natter of coat se,
hie became the head and.chier; and to supply
the Want.. of his own family-and others,• and
o ler - ea - s i e his gains in a legitimate wav,he had
opened a slot e, and filled it with goods from
the Eastern marts, which goods wele...triens
ported by land over the muuntainslo the
,Kanawha, and thence by water to the Falk
of CNtio, whence their removal to'qort Bert
ratailbeeame an erta - y. matter. To, pii . iChase
and %clip these goods, and deliver,apetekage
of letters to Iriends iu the East ; .Flu gene bad
been thrice dispa•ched—his c'Orronission
also extending to the escorting of al s emitilal
heite-s, with her servants, lo hersnevi home.
This-last commission had been so far executed
at the time chosen' for the opening of our
story; as to lilting the different parties to. the
mouth ,of the great - Ranaina, whence the
reader has seen them slowly ft:rating fro _upon
the,stilf; glassy bosom of "the.,.,t;elle of ri
vers." . •
The day, which was -- nn auspicious one,
passed without anything occurring worthy of
note, until near four o'clock. when, as the
Blanche was standing on the fore part of the
deck gazing at the lovely scene which sur
rounded her,abe saw a seemiuglyzfisiing body
suddenly leave a limb of a gigantic tree.
(whose mighty branches extended far over
the river, and near which the h e at was s wayed
by the aetiun of the'current,) and alightwith
a crash upon the deck of the boat, not more
than eight feet from her. • °tie glance.suf.
•lieed to show her what that object was', and
to freeze the blood in her veins. The glow:
ins eyes.of a huge pother met her gaze.—
The suddenness of the,shock wilich this disc
emery gave her was ovelpowering. -- With
deafening shriek she fell upon -her knees and
clasped her hands before her breast. iThe
panther (couched fur his deadly leap, but ere
h e sprang, the hunting ktiqe of Eugene Fait
fax (who, with the !steersman, was the - only
persou . on deck besides. Bl a n c h e .), was-buried
to the hilt in his side, indicting a severe but
net, fatal wound. The infuriated beast
once turned uponEagene, and a deadly strusr
gle ensued. But it was a • short one. The
polished blade of the knife played back- awl
forth like .hghtnitio. flashes, and at every
plunge it was buried to the hilt in the pan
titer's body, , who aoon fell to ,the deck, drag
grog the dauntless Eugeiri with him. On
seeing her protector fall, Nanette uttered an
other sh.lek and -rtdied to his aid; • but assist
wive from stouter aims was at hand; The
bowmen .gritherel round, and• the savage
monster,was literally hacked- tit pieces with
their knives and ‘inticheis, and kugene,eov
ered wi:h_blOod, was drugged from under his
carcass. Suffposing tiro to be dead pr mor
;tally wounded, BlaWifie threW her arms
around lib; heck and gave way to a passion
ate burst of But he waernot **Ri—
rie was not even hurt, with the exception of a
few slight scratches. The. blood with which
he was coveted was the panther's, not his
U. But. Blanche's • embrace watt his—a
priceless treasure—an index' Of her heart's
emotions and - affections. • It wai to color his
whole future life, as will be step in the prcig
re.4 of our story.
sl..
owly and .silentli, savq.-the occasional
creak, dip and splash= of the. steersman's oar,
. t r io! boat. o f oar, -s , oyagers was Unite :along
uporthe bosoM.of the current, on the thrid
night of the voyage.- The ;hour was.-waling,.
late, and Eugene, the ottly,one astir. .except
the watch, ;area suddenly startled, by a rough
band being pliced - -neon th:sitteuhleFosccein,
. • ,
rd.,' in the gruff voice of the
rtpied by,tbe w
benittuan
heyeg trou 1e I"
Dickl" inquired Eugene,
" I oty, Pap%
" Wilst is it,
rimming to his - fe
" j).,ft you
thatll ioonkive
be able to tell a
.. times a heavy tog rWrig,
I na upsn,thiek dist .vre
man frnm a nigger V'
lan—Dick Winter by name
i usdular,athletz Ppeeimes 4
replied the boat
tett, bony,
hits
P.O there is?"' exclaimed
loft upon the already misty
tat have gathered very sud-.
•
clear.a minute eg What
1 . 1 This is something was
on such a night as this."
Cap'n. I'll allow," re
ut we'ie in lon, ihat4.
we'll hate to make -the best
4! God heave
Eugene, lookingl
violent. "It ai
daily, for all Ws
it to be done-no
not prepared fur
"it 10, , ks iro
tn•ncti Dick ; 1 I
till, itt,d I b'posel
011'1."
•• But what i,
adviser asked
tone, that indica
" Why, of yoti
young lady, moth
cadets lion hen,
crar and easy '
Kalmuck sbote,i
No, Nu," sal
will never dot
to be dime I—what do you
(Eugene, in a quick, excited
ledzrrne degree alai tn.
warn't so skewed about the
it warn't so dead ?Tin the
quarters. my phin would be
i one—rd jist run over to the
land tie up."
Id Eugene, positively; "that
I would
. not think of such a
thing fur a rnotUetn! We must keep in the
curtent by all means!"
" El yon cail,'l rejoi tied the boatman ; "hot,
when it gits so +ark as we can't tell one thing
from t'otber, it'! I be powetful hard io do;
and of we don't inn ngl'a a bar or bank elope
morning, in spite of the best o' us, it'll be ihe
luckie.tgo thatiever I bad a hand in. See,
Cap'n—it's thisl -ening up: fast . ; we can't see
either batik at li, nor the water nyther ; the
stars is gettin' "Abut, and it, looks as if thar
war a cloud all!ioutul us." .
I see! I set:l" returned Eugene, excitedly.
Merciful Iletiven ! I hype no accident
will befall us heir W---and yet my heart ahnost
misgives m 9 1-Hfor this, 4 believe, is the mo t
dangerous part 'pf our journey--the vicinity
where uicst of our boats have been captured
by the savages:l
Sarin` this, Eadene hastened below, where
he foondTt he cuber bowmen e;:ing so sound
ly as to regoire Considerable effui t, on his plot,
to wake them. At last, gettuor thee) fairly
inured, he informed them almost in a w.l . tis•
per, for tie did not care to t)isturb the others,
that a heavy fog had suddenly ari-en, and he
wished their-r eseni:w on deck, Immediately:
" A for , . extdailved one, inn tone
which indicated that he comprehenied the
twill with the word.
" Hush !" rerurnc4 Eugene; " there is no
neces-ity for w4king the others, and haring
a scene. Up! and follow me, withdut a
%void !"
Il s o glided hack to the
. derk, And was %I
-:ll°st immedia;nly joined by the boatmen, to
suborn ho briefly made knosin hi . * hopes and
le•Lr4.
They thouglif,. like their companion, that
016 I.OM. would be'sufest if math! fast to an
oserhanginz limb of the Kentucky shore;
Ltit fuutkl•v ad,tiiite l that this could n• t. now
be done withotit difficulty anti danger,
that there was possibility of keeping, the
Curren:. .
Then. makq Quit possibility a certainty ;
and it shall lie tibeliest night's oink von ever
performed!" tejuined Eugene, in a (rick, ex
idled tone.
Wv'll do the best we can, Cap'n," teas
the response ; "dolt. no man cin be sarth; of
die current of This Lore crooked stream in a
fo : vgy night."
A long silence followed—the voyamers
slowly drlfiinghdoWn thaou! , h aritpi.!). i.ark
Hess impeurtiahle to the e:te--wi.en •ovidert•
our young c'otonutuder, who maA standin••
near die bow, fill the exteitded li , aach of an
•,veltMegttlg huth fave,
started wil h nti!exchtmation if alarm, and tit
the same m6im.Mt the buaimini on the right
:
Q lick, here, boys: we're agin the shore,
, tire a , death
Then f.dlo'ned a scene r..,11 horrid and rinxi
nu, emiluston, the voires Of the three h..:+:.
Inch mingling together in loud,.l•tick, excited
tones. -
"PitsKoff the how!" cried one.
"'Quick! altogether, now over With her !"
shouted-another.
"The de'al's "in it !. she's running.aground
here; on a Muddy bottom!" almost yelled a
third.
.MeantiMe the
,laden boat was brushing
along against'- projecting bushes and over;
reaching limbs, and every, moment get,ing
more and more entangled ; while the long
poles and sweeps of the boatmen, as they at
tempted to push her off, were often plunged,
without touching bottom, into what appear
ed to be a soft,.:clayey mud, from which they
were only extricated by suchitn outlay of
strength as tended still mte- to draw the
elum-ey craft. upon the hank they wished to
avoid. At length, scarcely mitre than a min •
ute from 'the bast alarm, there was v kind of
settling .ogether, as jt were, and the boat be
came fast and i)nmovable.
The fact was announced br'Dick Winter,
;n his characteristic milliner—who added
with an oath, that it was just. what be ex
pected. For a moment or two a dead ni
fence followed, as if each comprehended th a t
.the &atter was: one to be vieaed in a veiy
serious light.
"I'll get - over the.how, and try to_get the
lay of ti.e.land . with Inv feet," said-Tom Hai
ris ; ad forthw"th he set about the not very
pleasant undertaking. --
At this moment .Eugene heard his name
pronounced by a voice that seldom failed to
excite a . peculiar emotion in .Its breast, and
now sent a stranrre thrill through every nerve;
and hasteninot below,' - he found Blamthe fully
dressed, with is light in her hand, standing
just outside of her cabin in the tegular p u ss
sage which led lengthwise, through the cen
ter of the boat.:
" I have hetird something, Eugene," she
said, "enough to know that we have met,with
an accident, but not sufficient to fully com
prehend its nature."
" Unfurl unafely,' about two hours - -ago,"
replied Eugene, "we suddenly 'became in
v9l%e* in a dense fog; and in spite of iiur
every precaution and care, we have run
aground—it in l ay be against the Ohio, shore
—it (nay be :%ainst an island•—it is so dark
we eau't tell.; But be not alarmed Miss
Blanche," he horridly added ; 1 trust, we
shall scion be afloat again; though in any event,
the ddikness- iS sufficient to conceal us from
the savages, even it' they were in the vicini
t"
"I know Bute of Indians," returned Blanche;
"but I have always understood t h at they are
somewhat remarkable fur their acuteness of
hearing;' sod if such is the else, there would
be no necessity of their being very near, to be
acquainied wtih 'our locality. jad4ing from
the loud voice I heard a few - minutes ggo."
"L fear we've been rather imprudent," said.
Eugene, in a dePreeqing tone; "hut in the
extateruent--r'
liis'words were sifddenly cut short by sev
eral loud. voil es of alarm from without; fol
lowed by a quick and heavy trainpling
across the deck; and the next moment Seth
Harper and D i ck Winter burst into the pas
sage. the fortuqr mit%
"We've rutilplum into•a•sedmigger's nest,
cap'o, and Toti butchered
and scalped!" - •
• And even !as he spoke, se •if confirma
tion :of hia . dreadful intelligence, there arose
a series of wild, piercing, dernoniisal Sella, fol- o
lowed by a dead and OM-limas si!ence.
Su,tar we have followed the lovely - heroine
and her friends in this ;tarantella; but the
forgoing is all that we can publish in oar
columns. - • The balance of the narrative can
only be found in the New York Ledger,ihe
gion family 'paper,
_which can be. obtained,
ei all the periodicalstores where paper's - are;
mold. Remember to ask .for the "Ledger;'
dated Ma) and in it you will geLihe
continuation of the narrative farm where it
lemes'off here. If _thew are no book stores
or news otßeeS convenient to where you re
side, the . :publielier of the Ledger will send
you one by mail, if you will send him five
cents in a letter. Address Robert &inner,
Ledger 'office; 44 Attn street, New York 116
stew) is entitled, "Perils of the Bi , rder," and
glows mole interesting as it gttes on.
LOOK HER!
ZCOBB offers to the public, at prices that
(uint rail to suit, a LAIIGE and SUPERIOR
asurimelit or
tt 0 C IE. •R I - Et 1 0.1., •
nt the old well kffliwnentablishment formerly oc
cupied by Oliver Crane.
SWIMIs t .TEAS.OOFIPE, SPICES, FRUIT, FLOUR,
and SALT (by the hack or barrel.) Flux, and all
article% found in firth claw. gr Q eeriets.
Thu ‘attention of FARMERS it. solicited to a
Isorriar quality of GRAIN 'and GROS SEED
which the undersiuned has on hand and for sale.
CtovEn and ID:many SEER, and good SEED
WHEAT WO at very laic rates for CAsn.
wean to merit, I hope tosreceive, n liberal share
of puhlie,..patronage. Z. COBB.
Montrose, March 3d, 180.8. [3m.
ATTENTION CITiZEN ;1111
•
TtlE undersigned is now prepared to furnish
the public. with
Groceries of All Binds
at the LOWEST Pos-IBLE RATES. -
Teas, Sugars. Syrup, C, ! ,;ree, Fish, Cheese
Spices, Fruit, Wiled, and Fieell,)
Raisins, Figs, Prunes,
Candles,,oap
of every variety. and in fact. ALL articles usually
found in the test Country Groceries. Rutter
:lnd Produce of all kinds tiiken iu exchange fur
Goods. at market paces.
4t i ,* Call at hi.. &Item \in the basement, of the
FaAskt.is tlovEL. and satisfy yOurselves , of th,e
t rui h above. J F. CROWLEY.
Montrose. FA. 1 fit fe, 185 R
9 0 9 000 WORTH
MI
_Of 4:4ods at Patine Irriccia
ITBURRITT, is now receiving la.ge addi
.d o of NEW - GOODS to his stock that
1%111 he ?odd at prices to sta the times; including
a - great variety of
Laileo and Gentlemen'. Drees Goode.
with a Nu as.ortment in all departments of his
TRADE. and at prites much reduced. and many
kinds of Goods more than 25 percent. lower than
early fail prices.
tic would particularly call the attention
of caNh bavrN to hi.. new stock of
TLV O,-
Bt 7 FEALO ROBES, -*
STO VAS, (Cc., tC.e.,
as - larr , e and rich, and ut low down,priees.
New Dev. 15th. 18.57. --
NEW JEWELRY.
B.triikliber loot this day rettuuerl from
1 New York with a large and well selected
stock et
JEWELRY nod FANCY GOODS,
which havinu been purchased in the pre-ent ex
treinely depressed state of the 11130:et, u ill be
sold at unusually liiw pries. Among hit assort.
ment may be tumid
GOLD.
Chains, Seals, Keys. Pens and Pencils. Earrinmv„
Breastpins, Fingerrings of et ry Brae. iris
Armlets, Lockets, St.aps, Wateh ll o oks, - Sleeee
Buttons, Studs, Thimbles, Crosses, illitsetr.clei-
Slides,
- • SILVER
;Threaded and plain Forks. Spoons, Butter an d
Fruit Knives, Salt and Preserve Ladles. Card
rases, Cops. Children. Setts, N pkiuri ngs,Chaius
Sp' chieles rind Thimbles.
Also, a lar! , e stun k of Siiver..plated table and
- de."-ert linives, Carvers, Ctsturs, Cake lia'aki ts.
Card-Receivers, Salts, Tint Sots,-Forks, and
Spolins,slonble:treble and extra plate.
A iso,Sltell and ImitatimiCorrills,Need les,Coral,
Pocket Knives. Seiss'irs, Knives and Forks, Jet
Brier letA. Breastpins and Earthy's, Hair and
Tooth Ikruslies. Pearl and COrnehan sleeve But
tons. Shawl Pins. Gilt Hair Pins, very rich,
Leather Purses. Bags, Clucks plain and alarms,
Sewi B'rds. &e..
All of which will be sold at the lownst cash
prices. ALFRED .1. EVANS,
No. '2. Odd Fellow's Hall.
Bloghsmtrin. Dec. 11. 1857.
NOTICE
I S IT EREB Y GIVEN
f ir n T
ABEL TURR,ELL
HAS just returned from Ne ivi,,i4ork, with a
targe and choice variety of Goods, bought
for cAsti, and selected with much care, from
over thirty of the best Houses in New York,
which he ()aims to his custotners and the pUblie
ut low prices for cash. H is stuck comprises:
DItU6S,
MEDICINES,
- PAINTS, •
'OILS,
WINDOW GLASS,
DYE STUFFS, ,
G.lt DCERIES,
GLASS—WARE,
CItOCKERY,
MIRRORS,
• CLOCKS,
NV A LL 'PAPER,
WINDOW PAPER,
WINDOW OIL SHADES,]
FANCY GOODS.
MUSICAL INSTILL' MENTS,I
•••3 - EWELRY,
PERFUMERY,
D It Y /6. 0 0 I ,
UAItD•W A It E , • ;
STONE WARE,
WOODEN'W ARE,
_BROOMS,
B R L' - S HE S,
JAPANNED W - ARE,
BIRD :CAGES,
‘', ; ANARY SEED,
POCKET KNIVES,
WHIPS,.
- UMB.RE.L LA S,
GUNS; I •
PISTOLS,
AMMUNITION,
.TURPENTINE; •
CAMPHENE,•
BURNING 'FLUID, _ •
•-
LIQUORS, •
(For Medieinal Purpc,lsCa on•ly,)
Tit LT S S ES,
SUPPORTERS,
S'II - OULDER, BRACES,
PORTMONAIES,
SPECTACLES,
SILVER & PLATED S[OONM. FORKS, &e:,
GOLD PENS,
STATIONERY
:-
VIOLIN STRINGS, BOWS, &c.,
And all of the moat popular
PATENT MEDICINES,
Thankful for the liberalpstYonage hitherto re..
ceived, he hopes to merit i'continuaace and
large increase of the same.
ABEL TIIESELI4:
Monticete, Dee. ist 1857..•
6.'116 SAIZE dk ggoTuLug
itRE NOV RECEIVING
VOW Of 44
1 BPRIKO , 4414; 4 ,
AND
%VALUER GOODS*,
WHICH for‘Cualtor Produce can b() twliglat
very low.
WALL PAPER. A select nesurtroent iota
received.
S. H SAYRE & BROTHERS.
CARPETING. Barpin% offered by
c S. 11. SAYRE & BROTHERS
PLOWS! PLOWS!!
ILOWS.- We invite the attention of Farmers
to the celebrated Pr ettsitalt. Plows which
e have added to nor large assortment.
S. H. SAYRE & BROTHERS,
Proprietors of Eagle Foundry.
Montrose. April '29th. 1857 IStr.
•
STOVES! STOVES !! STOVES!!! •
OStoves have been so thoroughly tried
to the entire tizitisfaction of all, that they
need no recommend from us:
S. 11. SAYRE & BROTIDRS.
N E SV
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS!
It is unnecessaty to acknowledge that
-R KENYON
1 ELECTS the De tyle of Goods that are to
- be found in Newtork. regardless of the ex
,pease. He has jut received from . New 'York a
large assortment of Dry Goods C./nSi,tirV
of
Rich All Wiicits Pelanes, French Delanes, Su
perior Plaid Goods. and Calicoes in endless va
riety. His goods cost and are worth 25 per
m than the goods . ,usnally sold through the
country, at the same prices. Kerdoekvi Jeans.
Printed Flannels, Rich Ribbon& from five cts,.
to th'e shillia_s. Brocha Shawls from $' tai $9O.
Ca - rpet Bags, Umbrellas. W hitt- Goods, Sheeting,:
at low prices. Ladies ‘Vinter Bonnets: Shoes
and Gaiters, large assortment. [loose Carmine,
- eheap. Collars. Undersleeves.Brocade D•lanes.
28inch Bleak Silk tl)r Si a yard. something on.
heard of. D e bages, Heir. Caps. Crockery. A
complete assortment of Groceries, Brown Sugar,
at old prizes, 10-eta. per pound. Call and, so,.
one and all. My reoutotian for sellino , mo,f
cheap has not diminished in the least, 'come
along with your cash - - and trade with your Ser
vant. KENYON
IOOK aec"nnts with customers of over one
I
sears standing mast be s'ettled as I need the
proceeds.
Wool Sock Shadows not wanted.
It. KENYON.
Lawsville Centre, Sep. 16.
- NEW STOVES !
v Lt 1.0 - It
Is just receiving a . large d ock ?f
'NEW STOVES
I NCLUDING a full asaorttnent of Eleratfd
Oren, large Oren and Fird Top Premium
(;oak Stares. for Wood or Owl, with a " , aperittr
variety of Partyr, Office and Shop Stares. for
IVood or Cud; :Starr Pipe, Zinc, Shell
Iron, store Tubes; 4-r.. 4-c. • • -
11k a-tsortmeot ineltatiO the most
and Dr.smAtlLF, STOVES in market. and will he
sold on the itio,,t favorable tenni,. and to which
he width, iovite Like particular attention of CAsn
hu v e
New Milford., October. 12th. 1857.
4,0 .. a .• PIP
' - • , /,'. ~...._e -
-,......,
i•-•-i -- ', ? ~,.6 ;' ' •
itS
a.a . . . ..
• • :--,-
.... •
JUST A_G.OING!
, But not 111roagh the hands of the
1'
-. 0 t a d s
WE prefer to dispose of Ater (tan trood, , ,
therel‘.re GREAT INIIUCESIENTS are
"tiered to CAS4I CUSTOMERS, or on a sa4aT
carom with approvrd NOTES. Those who
wish to avail themselves of this opportunity, we
advise to Call of the Stores of
6attriibtrg, liosnibitunt,
At either Montrose, Susq'a Co., Pa.,
Susq'a Dep4ll. 91
Or Tosiramada, Bra'd
Where we offer. to Suit the Times and 11..61
Suspension GREAT BARGAINS to puechasers
of All Kinds or DRY GOODS and READY
MADE GTOTHING, which have been lately
pnrcha.sed under existing Low 'Prices and sell
ing at the ssme. ,
A SPLENDID STOCK OF
r 6oulas,
comprising almost Every Kind of DUES!? Goon
each as - Rich Moire Antique, }Mack nod Rowy
Silks. Plain and Printed French Merinos. Shaded
and Plain All Wool and Common Do Lanes;
Paramettas. 25 to 30 per cent. Lower than ever.
&e.. &c \ In Domestic Goods, our assortment is
complete and Astonishing Low. We also have
ou hund a heavy Stork of
READ! MADE CLOTHING
Whieh we will offer 30 per cent. lossrer
thakint , other establishment In this seethe,. I.
CLOTHING MADE TO- ORDER
In the neatest and best manner and Warranted..
• All kinds of Grain taken at .the Highest Mar.
ket prices; also pried Aftples and Geese Felah,
•
rs. •
* * *Phase call and price on)r goods and satisfy
yourm•lves of thy above:fano.
GUTTENBERG. ROSENBAUM, &TO.
Mont rftstA. Pll
Nov. 14th. 1857.
CLOTHS.Caghitecrs and VeAtinus,iery
de
sirable styles, at prices th:it cannot fait to
snit. Call and be convinced. C. W. WITT."
l i anners' and
INSURANCE COMPANY,
N: W. C.:rner Seeoneand Walnut Streets
11011221411D1W1TP11.341.4
CAPITAL $1,250,000•
This Company eirectr Fire - insurance o;
Buildings. Goods. Furniture: cte
Marine Insitrauce on Vessels, Cargo
and Freight,
TO ALL. PARTS fil+ THE WORLD.
Inland Insurance nn Gonda by Rivera; Lakes
Canals, Railroad4,.an4 Land Carriage,
to all Parts of the Union up. ,
on the 11104 f a vors'.
bto terms.
DIRECTORS
1161 i .TITOR B.FLOR VICE, I CHARLES DfSGER,
GEO. H. Aft MST/MG, THOS 11A ND ERFIELD.
CHAS. A. RtratistAK, EDW . D it, 11 RfARBoLD.
GEORGE GELRIBAD, F. CA R ' LL BR eivsrca
JA*Eti E. NEAL,' faXAC . .RACtI, YR. •
THOM Ag' B. FLORENCE, Preskleat.
EDWARD R. HMO BOLD, Secretary.
T. BGTLE, Agent, •
' Office, flew .1111111gippig t
'Timmy 18th, 1888. - . ty*
woirs Aromatielichtedani.Ochasppo
TVMEL-LT
FAidititS OFtiENZA .
=
yca 'Can' supply yoursilves',With rhetnical
TWARTUNTil , :rtiag; . wlkh. has
been in vsz in New Jersey, fur the I)a4,Si..iv!
Years-they have received. the D 1 PLOSIAS 61
New Jersey, New York. Deliware, and Pennsyl•
Yards Agrirnlteral Societies, and have lwen USED
by the l'rrsidenl 07 the_ UNITED STATES,
on his-Garden and on. ithe public Grourids at
Washington, D. C. add by the fellewing Gen
tlemen: viz:
1 11....L0ck - e, •
A. P. - Lamher, ClArksbore Newleriey.
•
J. 1.. Reeves,
Senator Roberts,
Willi:int Miller, - of Cape Island, N. 3. •
Charles York.
• , -
Thos. 34 1 ,rford. Camden, New • Jeraek.:
Dr. Berens. Dr.lCnight; Fiel; Mi. Atkihaon.
and L e vi Jblinson, all .rif New Je d niov—thy any
it la the CHF.AItiiT a rid DOSE - REINSELE MANUEE
NOW: IN ITNE,, being. permanent and improvleu
ttieland by enriching the•soil. It. is suited to
the various crops you raise—Corn:Potatoes:
Grass. Wheat, Oats, &e. By entilosing It Cheek.
on any New Jersey or Philadelphia Bank or,
refloenee to any-good Howe in Philallelphiii or'
in exchange for Pradriee. at fair Market rates
hare, your o nles Will lie filled and Shipped to
ttU, FREE OF CARTAGE I:Nevin.
ar Ed fry armick soh/. In; me is Guarantre(l.4o
Super Phosphate of Lime, - - - - $40,00 a . Ton.-
•-p, ne pho,phate, - 83 , 1.00
American Fertilizer,, 825,00 • "
igr A -barrel is sufficienv for an Acre 'of
Ground. broad cast: • ,
Pure Bono Dust, (50 barrels now ready)"at
$5,00 per barrel or 4535.00 a ton? .
Powirette, No. 1. (500 barrels now ready) at
2.00 to $3.00 a barrel. •
Land Pho,ter 'No. 1.-1,000 barrels, $1.50 to
s2,t 0 a barrel.
Poi AA. 50, harrela.
Peruvian. Patagonia and Chilian GuAxo.
- GEORGE A LEI:NAIL Proprietor.
No. 21 South FaosT Street, Phil's City, Pa.
tgr Wholesale Dealers allowed a liberal dis
co:tat. .
W .- Pamphlet:l can he had on application to
for I filler. or of um Apeuttf. folt3111.:
. -
HOWARD ASSOOIATION,.I
• PHI LADELPHIA.
A- Benevolent Insotution, established by special
1- endowment fur the relief if the sick and dis.
itissed, ffilicted•eif It Virulent Epidethie diseases.-
'llO ALE PERSONS afflicted with Sexual.
Diseases, such - us Spermatuirltima, Seminal
Wesknesti, Impotence. tionori
ifs-, the. Vtee of Onaniimi, or self abtise.
This HOWARD. As:.oCI , ITION, in view of the
awful destruction of unman life, eam.ed by Sexu
al disem.es, and the deceptions ramjet-a upon
ii.e unfortunate victims of such diseases by
Quacks, several years• ago directed their Con
--
suiting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy of
their name, to open a"Dispensary fiir the treat
ment of this class of diseases, in all their forms . ,
and to D ive MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who
apply b y letter, with a description of their eon
(age, occupation, \habits of life,..Ste..) and
in cases ot extreme poverty. to furnish medicines
flee - of charge. It- is needless to mid that the
As.ociation commands the hiullest medieal skill
of the age. and will furnish the must improved
modern tiCatmem.
The Directors on a review of the past. feel
assured that their labors in this sphere of benevo
lent effisift, have been of great,. benefit to the
d,,especially to the young, and they have
resolved to devote themselves, with renewed
zeal, to this very important but much despised
Just published by the Manciation. a 'Report
on Sperrnatorrhcea or Seminal Wealine,..s. the
Vice of Onanism, M:o.itorbalion or Sesf-Ahuse,
and other diseases of the sexual 'lrvin's. by the
Coromhing Surgeon, which Trill be sent hy
mail (n a' }rated teller ent i ekipe.). FLEE OF
CHARGE. on the receipt or TWO STAMM for pos.
ta me. ~-
....
.M.lresa. for Report or Treliffnent, flr. Ge , .rge
R. Calhoun, Consi,ltiug Surgeon. Howard As:N
ovi:llion, No. 2..Soui h Ninth Street, l'h ila del ph qt.
Pa. --11 v wrier or th, Direetorg._
ER .1 9, 11 MITWELL Presidenz..
•
GEORtlk: FAIRC9II..D. Secretary. .
(hit 0111.18 :VI - [iv.
; -
katent Medicines. &c.
AFFLICTED 'REED !
Glt A MIENBERG M EDlClSES.—Vogetabie Pills
' Green Mountain Ointment, Sar , ap rfla
Compound. Children's Panacea. Eye Lotion. Fe
ver and Ague Remedy, Health Bitters. Dysen.
tory Syrup. Ciaistimptive's Balm, Mar?.hall's
Uterine, Catholieom, Dr. Libhy's Pile Ointment.
and Manual
Ayres Pills and Cherry Pectoridl. Tanner's
Germsn OintmenC Trask's Magnetic Ointment,
Holloway's Ointment and Pills, Davis' Pain
Killer. Dr. Fita's Heart Corrector, Bennett's
Root and Plant Pills, Soule's Sovereign Balm,
Wright'', Indian Vegetable Pi Its, Rhode's Fever
and Augue,Cute, Merchant's Garonne.; Oil, Arni.
ca Lineament, Camphor. qastor Oil. Paregoric,
l'icern. Myrrh, Licorice, &c, Szeo &t'
A new supyly just reeeivqd. to he kept constart.
ly nn hand. for slrdeby L. N. BULLARD.
0..1f,h0r, Ist. IRSB.
0 'P 18 ID 1
421 1- P2 4 2HD, E , .
AT • TIIE HEAD OF MIGATIOP,_
ANi) examine the ehoiee of Spring
and Summer Goods. juMt opener
tur Examination and Saik, at rPri M
i fiegur. , s by
•C. %V. OTT;
C:ast,imere, and DeLsdn Shawls ni
very low priee.4 by • C
CI A l'S a n d Cup% of thr nr% styles, in
ILA
great vari..ty 4) , .* C. W. MOT.
PRINTS in abundance by
C. W. 31019'
BASS lisiitips, lloaie v, Giores. B.•It
pie.. eh... by r.. W. IMOTT.
11) ROW N and Matt StFeljito fl ed sh rtinas—
Shit-tine Strip-s. Tieks:Denitnii, Slimmer
Stairs, Ste 4 .&c., as low as can be pfTerdi din this
market.
Di~+.ol}ifio i.
NNICE is hereby giyon that the firm of
HAWLUY & GUILD la thday ditettilved by
mutual current. C. P. liawf.ey,
Gibmqn,_Aug, 17 1857
The books and:mem:Ms canbe found at the
store f..rmeily,pecupieft by the subscribers. All
persons hsvinu unsettled aecOunts ate requested
to settle the same as soon as possible.
Th. hominess Will be condneted in future by
the underaiened, ander the firm of C. P.".Bz. 0.
M. ElAwLey. who are constantly receiving from
Now York and Philrirleiphia, the hood styles of,
Fall mad Winter Dry Goods, Clo
thing &e., all of w&ch will bo sold at awery
small profit for ready pay.
Gibson, 9atg. 3151,1857. C. P. ilawLitr,
0. M. IllawLEY.
,%alt..[
GEO. W. MANN. Whnlesalc'galt . Dealer,—
201 Washington Street, - (dWertly opposite
Washington Market,)),till continues to offer to
the tiiy and comtry trade, all kinds $4 foreilii
rosrsie mid fine salt, at the very lutvest 621tres;
40000 sacks and bags. dnnsisting in. part or As
ton's-ict lebritted brand Air table and use,
Jeffri y &. Ducey: &c.;
And 500 bushels Turks Island, Bon - ores, Cu-
r -terra, St. Mete; Limbity.'eadii. Mon, - Nantes, &e..
all of whir‘wttl b split at bargain prices from
vessels, store And:storehouses.
Any potibmosr ivishinz.to serect from: o good
toistortnn,.nt-witt:Mlll it - to hid intprent to cult:
.
N. 'km t , 01.0 wilt put up in lump of
diferent and ennetnntly on.band in chip.
ping - order. Also it Apiendid ptiele of Iroi4
Grounifralt„ in ( ipit I N ,, xe s, put up a nd-f orva i t ,
by the qunntity, menu', See:4o7ol nuFh.
Aftriil,llll6l.-I,* . . ;•
rt_AltelDEßOlSSl:PrnekerYt ihrdwaro and
;log— otber'artieles to liUlDerolllll 40 men.
gone--Ne. *Matt shall be.sold Chewier Cesh
oe Sexily ray. C. W.AIDTT.
~....:„. ,A - • .. • ~..... ~,,...,:: -- : . - --77--.7.
Xi itsfileSi-:.-V*o4*
Cie.: j 3 onttpilt'Negt:Watt.
PUDLISHED &VERT THURSDAY HY
• 'ANDREW d. - GRRRIT8011:-
- .Terin5...41.50 per annum if paid in ad.' '
vance,llll.oo if paid within the year, or $2:58:
if nut paid until the and of the . year or period
of-subscription. Advance Payritetit aolicit.d.
Discontinuation; optiimul with the Publishat
until all atrearagest are paid.
Risk% of ' - •
Ono squire, (12 lines,).B weeka , or leas, ;1 00
Each sultsequent insertion. . 25•
One square line year,,.sB.oo, two Isere SJ2
three, squires $l6 00. firursgoarrxsZooo.
Business Canis of six lines $3.00 per tear.
• Job Work of all kinds executed neatly'
and pr .aptly. t•Blunks always oti band.
January Ist. 1557,
T. B Lt,'
ttEPRESENTS ACA PITAL OVER
163.00100,000,1
For Fire, Marine, Life, and Inland lasarante
Office. New Milford, Pa.
Jrinnary 18th. 1858..
Smith. & Son,
SURGEON DENTisTs. Residence and of
6ce Opposite. the Baptist Chunth (notch aide)
zintroite. Particular attention will Lk, given
to inserting teeth on gold and aifierplate,an4
to filling dec tying teeth. -
irinunry 1 h; 1858. 1.
WM. W, SMITH, & .CO.,
Cabinet and Chair nstuntariar- -
ers f.mt of Alain Street. blioutr“se. pft.
ABEL TIIBRELL,-M ONTROSE, PA
Dealer in Prug,., Idedieines, (Mende:de,
Dye STufr4, Glees-ware; Pointe, Oils, Varniehee,
Window Glees, Grocrrios. Paltry Goods. Jew
elry, Perfumery, So.—And Agtnt for all the
most popular Patent Medicines. •
Fashionable Tailor—Shop near the
Bhptiptt Meoting kioUse, on ; Turnpike Street.
.m..ntrofte.
DR. R._THAYER,
sPhysiciass :slid Surgeon, Montrose,
Pa. Otilee In the Partner'n Store:
Physician and Surgeon, has ponni.
neify Im-wed himself at Brackneyville, Sustea
Cpunty, Penn'a. and will promptly attend to all
calls with_whivh he may be. favored. '
May, 1856—n22.
HAYDEN BROTHERS, .
New Milord, Pedrosa.
Wholesale dealer in Buttons, Comhs.
Stependers; Threads, Friary Goods.
I,l7atehes;Jevvelry; Silver and Plated %irate, Ctrt
lerv. Fishing Tackle, cig"", &e. 81-'24
Merchants and pedlars, supplied on Stbetal -
%terms.
W`,l, HAYDEN', TRACY IiAMEN,
JOHN HAYDEN, GEO. IIAYIiVS:
• 4yl ,•
DR. E. F. wrLmo - T,. •
Qradtsate Hof thr Allopath:e and •Hamen
tttiiie Collegoi fa,MPdieine. ii now per.
manently I, ! eated in Great Bend Pl.
Awl) .
JOHN SAUTTEII.,
n‘bliostable nilor Shop first door
n ,, r t h n 1 thy Farmer's Storp.
'l2ll - 1, - E ET - 7T21
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Cho?. tered by the State of Pennsylecnia
CAPITA G, 300:000 DOLLARS. •
n , ures ng,zlinstlosm or damage by fire, on boll•
ding., furniture, and , lii•reilaildiSe
adju.ted by arbitration, where
Ise pasties to agree. ...#1
I RECTO RS. •
A- Ilantz, John Lt ndes.
I
11. Kraber, Fred Subzhaelt,
Wallace, Eli Kinalg.,
&nine' Dyer, I Thomas Gray,.
David Strieklpr.
11. KR ABER, President,.
D. STRICKLER. Secretary.
0. Sr. BEEBE, Agent; llontrosocPi.
February 2,1, 1859. I.Y*.
Illanett turas' Insurance, to.
Charter Perpetithl. Granted by ., the State of
• Pennsylvania. ,
CAPITAL $500.000..
Fire, :Marine mid Iti laiid Trampor.
AARON' S. Lll.PlNCOTr,l " . 3 resident ,
Wm. A. RIIODES, ViDO,1 s reet.
-Ahrrtzp Sveretary.
DIRECTORS.
Atiron S Lipinoott, Charles Wise,
Wm. A. RttotieS, Alfred Weeks,
Wm. Mamas, - J. Rinaldo Sank,
WM. Neal, John . P Sinunginsi
Charles J. James P. s m ith,
'Office No.'lo Merchant's Exchdhge; Phira.
_ A. N. BULLARD, Agent, Montrose, Pa:
211v1,
•
HIVE" EMI
MONTROSE-, PA.
•, • IpHE sobsMher having purchas..4,
retitled and ni;wly fur.ir•hed the
li~i.
ORSOI
• L . Z . . above well known and popular Hotel,
prepared to accommodate the traY
mine poblre and Ahem with all ithe attentions
and conveniences usually ~found in 6r s e.ri z oo,..
Houses. No effort will be sparili by tbe2ro
plietor and his Assistatiteto Make the Hole/'
equal in every point to any in* tficount
The Bar will always be supplied with tne
Choicest LiquOrs.
The Stables, connected with this House
are hirge, roomy and convenient. hnd careful and
attentive Mistime are always in Shari,*.. of them.
J. S. ITAILIIEI.L.
• Montrose, May 131 h. 1817 • i
C. W. 'MOTT
E. E. GUILD.
R.E . M_, - 0 V A L.
The.Spiddle sitd fitiki*StriP oP
.T. Ter:orzan. -
IS REMOVED to - the ituildingireeently oven'
pied C C. Hollister, on 'Main iSt..--one. &Of
abot'e S. S. Mott's; where her wilt bo hoppv - to
wuit on ail who way favor him with their patron;•
age.
•
Jno.2.ofh, 1358.—te.
Artist's Materials: -
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'Silvvr Foif - , — G117104. Slabs. and Mailers?
Lithographs, &e., at the Store of
•• ADDLITURRELL.
Nraetromo. Dec. 15th. 1847:
H.'. J:
MONTROSE:APRIL,Ioth 1858
`BOOKSiBTATIONE BY, Ott GCODS,
At firtuttly Reduced IF4le t el 19rCastil?
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101 IN GROVES,
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