ME=Mil
Agricultural.
the Farmer, As we!) alclk,Farin;...
Horses. Vo.rsua
-; • - ; :
7Crhich the rnrrt pro:amide e..am-for
liiitier,bortt7...: or oxen.? . The iluestion'Llii
beetCyarintudy debated, I,nt. Eeen no
!bider statenientlS both sides of the case than
that. given br Tinier, in bib "Printilides of
.Agviculture." , . He, (n-stilistap , ,o) - imrs
aorses are capable, :All kinds alarm
labor ; they AdOpt.theniftkeS aFery mad
and every -degree of tlntri-ratitre., -When
-horses are 'kept, there is 'no occasion : to select
their s particular kind of labor : they may be
empioyed in any- wink, and lie nttaehed to
any vehicle or implenient of the faith.
Horsespi.rlorni kinds work eipediti
. .
crusty as well as toulinuourdy, thus keeping
those who- labor with them - more fully
emplond than is the. me in working with
oxen. • . -
- . .
• Horses,thongir 1 essateatlY st Itra‘g :Iran&
than oxen_ have rheadrantstie of Spirited, te
pid motion, enabling tity rn. to overcome all
obstacks 'of 4mrt do t atip.n and:iech as would
frequently stop-oxen.
• Oxen, on the contrary,. can perform many •
kinds of fain labor eqaally as well .as the
horse, and when well ted :Ira capable 'of en
, tinting nearly as mai] farigne. Many
Persona consider them &atter than. iterses for
ploughing. -
Oxen ate kept much less expensively—their
first cost it far below - that of a ht* se---their
!illness is ti etch less costry,atal t4ir food
•of a cheaper eharacter.
. Oxen, when well fed and not overwerlied,
(tell:lenity increase in value, ihusalmost pay
ing the intertt on the original cost ; horseson the c ontrary , deo:ease salnek i : with
age, and folly become a dead loss tb their
owners.
Oxen are less liableto accident:and disease.
arid prodiree a greater anaLunt of valuable
nianure tlatn,liotafs. . • . •-,
Another wkiter. gobs into a lengthened
cemparison of the cost- of the same , *nil:
when executed by oxen or lwrst-s, and, states
the ratio of the ,iirst _to the Git named 'as
4-32:400 to 3 I-40—gitingalmost one-fourth
adrantageln the use - of .horses. This wt
think altogether too- large—and - • that , the
economy in either case depends upon the
work . to be donit and the plentifulness or
scarcity of appropti - xte_food and work upon
the huro.—Omintry Gent.. - •
Grafting•
Cut your apple, rind pear scions for graft•
inw any time between !pity and .the last •of
February; don't leave it 'till sitting, -for
when the sap begins to how it
. is too late.
'Keep them in a cold dryplate.- .The best
way is re rack
them in ale cellar.: Lit 'hem on, the cellar
floor or wall away from t e tniee'. add- they
will keep pretty well; hat if they are allowed
to become warrn thee will sprout; and if kept
too ORM!) tly.if wilfrot., Look at thein •oc
casionally. They thoul,t,not: lie : :ahrivelkd
and diy when - wanted in the spring,.„ hut
should be.green s in.bark when ctit., ' In tills
condition they are aliveand hungrilor' sap
which they - ni:litbsOth rm-pirjh f r oi n tbg:st c Or
on which the. F -ate i:r.tfzeil and groW without
fail. If they are phtin pi, ar.d look fresh when
grafted they uilFdrytip and *die snro . . , The.
time for cinfiirg is i. heo the L u dy on the.
stock nte joet_ot.enirw.• Sotne do it earlier
• and sneekll,.atni ,01;:e it tit pntir the - h,..arei
arc as large 11.4
- :The t,aa nleilleutsfer thej In of
- the.vcrk, conap, , s'.l.ian of the Acas -to
uFed can be leareed . ' - frOmany work on
bo!tienhcfP, rno-t,"-t,f onr- rmderii Are
probably fattilli3r i,:npugh on iiteice points,;
bnt more tltatt L' 'f of the .faPure-t ate caused
tuismanageto,nt of the: kior s.
To Beek Butiefrresh.
The Fan ~Tournqi, a German piper, pub
lished at Allenfoult; ra:, Pap 'hutter.yrill re
main fre , lirted sweei'fyr or
even
longer, if prepared,in the-follocilug man
. - . -
comes, from the
chttru ; et4 wa-b tie hu.t4rni4: -thoroughly
nut bfil, and titan Ity ti.e.guTface of the.hut 7
ter 'with a 'clehu .break - into small
pieces and pAck lii in i a crock. The
. air rnus..• lac rtr i , •-k' expelled.' Set the 'track
in a kettle halt "W=ith-wSter, then place
the kettle over s 6.e unit'
: the water! boils
While lusiiiaf , reiitfACl frotn th,e, fire and let
the . cruek remain i
thu*f
cuutil cold,then
place the ,efpck-iit a cool place. The object
in Loping ik to purify the butter and precip
it,te the milk, *Lich remain - s' in, it, .pre
ciqui to the boiling, - to the - bettors' of the
crock.
. A Norm ChROUNA ANEellois.--Gov. S.
,was a splen&l lawyer, and couldtalk • a jury
ont of their 1 4 eyt-n ser.ses, . He was i.peeitHy
noted for his sticcrsa in criminal cases, al
most. a I wa3-a clearing his elient. - He was once
couniel for a man accused of horse stealing.
He annfle a long, eloquent an - r 1 Touching
speech. The jury retired but returned-1W a
few moments, -and ai!b tear; in their eras,
Frrociaime , •.l the man ult guilt.y.. An old ac
quaintance stepped ap- to the prisoner and
' "Jim, the danger is pact ;.and now ; honor
!Tien., didn't you stal that hora k r ,
•To which Jim •" Welt, Torn, ;Fie
all along thouo-ht- I took that I)**l,, but since
I've bear: the Govitroor s , peetlb;l* don't be
lieve I did!: - •
Crl4lo3thiliOF-All It EA fiTH.-At . the city
of li,Eidsatia,. in :sly, and about four- miles a
round it, wherever the earth is due, when the
workmen arrive at the distance. of ,•ixty-three
feet they come to a bed of chalk e vrliich they
bore with, ari auger five feet deep. ,TheY:thett
withdVaw from the pit before the auger is re
moved. and,upon the extraction, the water
birsts up through the aperture with great
violence, nod quickly fills this -newly made
well; which continues full, and is effected
neithet by rains to draughts.
- But what is muct remarkable iiithis ope,r -
10i;ne is tilt' I ivers or es,th a,l 4e deseend. ,At
the depth of hr.iiree'n feet arelound the ruing
.of !in ended city=-psved streets, houses,
floor:s,,and different „piecet, Of mosaic- -work.
Under this is found_ a soft, oozy earth, _made
up of vegatables;• and at twenty-six feet deep,
!large trees eaative, snub as walnut treei, with
the walnuts still sticking to the stem': and the,
•Jeaies and brut:4les in a p•rrfect State, of_ pre
servatiM. At twenty-eight test deep,.a soft
chalk, le;folind, Mixed with a vast quantity of
• shidlit,and thi - 4 im:a ehas'en feetthick. Under
;hi; vegetaiiMtis found again, • -
.
, Things-I -have -Seen. - • •
seep - the meet- wprtirless - and " ,
fullois drets :dgeimci§t .fitshianisiblv: = .
, .
I . .bave-ssei4i
_Mei who ppas;ed'lnch :;(`
their ;wealth; and *be were aot-abli, to pay.
their taito!. • • -
Limes seen men who antoe - much pour
about their laatert-;and . = daring- erßitiinr;
-1 karkwn , the setae rad eirly fiont
•
I ki'averz.netr mei:-
ion in debt- sriito
aorprobat.til!y; ofhtiog-,t,o*Sitistijiaj•L
. have seen a min - .urging another to Ire
'come n candidate lci l r office; and.
have
. eeen - the;tarne fellow rote against_
him - at the, electionl
I ...brive bet n 4. , , atints utge".their. etil
.marry.dren to . marry. agaitsst their jtvelinatiOns ;
and .
- I bare &eon invely: young girl mariv
a rich old bachelor, snerelffor his wealth';
and
I have eeu the vouno• 'rind .I;eantirel, the
.tuarry a dadting, brainkcsa fop, be
carises lie, too,:was rich ; and.
I have seen them' ever_diai-Out a wretch•
ed,naiserable - exioence.. : . -
1 iltZe During a-1-.4*ot trial at."..cuburo, the
ifollowing.. occulted! to %my Mie monotony if
the proceedings :- - I (
Among -the witneluies was one, as verdant
a F pet:Amen of homaMty_as one would swish
to meet with.. After a,severe etois examiria
iinn, the coon el Cott the tc overoment paused,
, and •theu putting lon al look of severity,
and in ominous shake of .the head, ex
claimed : ,
'Mr. Witriw, ints!not an effort been made
to induce yeti tell a ditfervit itory.r . ' '
'A differeAt etorc from' what'. I • have tolci,
`sir?' ,
1
'That is wont I Mean.'
'Teel • s;i• ; , • k'everil i'-
qsous bare tried to get
. rue to tell a diffeient story from I have
told; But limy couldn't.'
'Now, air, upon your oath, I wish to know
'who those persons ae.'
'Waal, I guess you're tried . 'bout mi . -hard
as ans. of'
The tritnete wnv dlimissed,while the judge,
„Oil and spectat4esi indillged in a hearty
laugh.
. .
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_; lIENRY WHITE,
dec. 23, IS:68. ,Nci.7, Beekman St ,N. Y.
, fvf3,llE
Nontrose, Pa _ , -
zit 4,
• • • 0 . %)
rrtHIS new and - , - coreenetlions betel situated
on Public Avenue, Sear theCoort tiouse,and
nearly in the centre of tho—busine'es portion of i
Montrose, is noiv fu ly completed awl furnished,
and, will Liu opened onlMonday. the rith day of
the prrscnt month for the itecomamitintion of
the ptilific and ,travelers. The Proprietor , feels
conk lent that he is now prepared to entertain
musts in a manner that cannot - fail to give corn.
plete satisfaction. Thtt Hotel and Furniture are i
new, And no espnse has been spared to_render
it equal, if nut s;ifi,..riot to any sina;ar
theta in this part of the S'tate. Is well sup. l ,
plied will' nil the recent improvements and . com. s i
torts; and obli2ing waiters will always be ready
m-pontittk the call 'Of en:4 inners.
The gables' connected with this .House are
... -
new, and convenient.
The Proprietor respticifully solicits the patron ,
eve of bis old friends, and the public generally.
WM. K. HATCH.
Afontrose.Septi.mber 21st, 18.i8. _
ABEL:IIIMRELL
______ ......,__---....,........__
• j_TAS jUsiieturnrdl from No York, with 111
. 11-large nod choice ; variety of Goods, which
he offers to his. custoinera cod the public at low
picot-for cash. -His stock compr ises: ,
:-. D R 1,3 G 8 ,
31 . E D I 0- I N E 8 ;,: -•
l' A lI'N T S, . • . . 1
' - 0' ritt• i i-
. .wINDow. r o -, LAs . .s,
....b --- YE :struFF S, .
G4l - O * CERIES,. : -
-- GLASS—WARE,
-:' ' CROCKERY,:
. .. MIRRORS,.
C L O,IC K .2; . •- _
W A L ,L ~-.r A P E•R:,
;INDOW VPAPER,- -
W: I: N D 0 lir- 0 II 1 S II ADES ~.
FA'NGYIGOOD-8,
MUSICAL INSTRU.MENTS,,
.1 E W E I: It y ,
.. •
PE-RFTIMERY„ ‘ '
• *II A_ 1:- D. I: W A R- E , —,
S T -0 N. E: W A RE,
„. i
WOODEN WARE,-
. B R 0,0 14 S. '-
• B R Li $ II F. S , . • I
..JAPANN.ED . W•ARE,.
' . . B I -U. D . .t.:. A G E: S., I
CANARY: SEED,- -
POCKETHENIVES,
W 11 i P S, -
~... .
,-- LI M .I 3 - R—E L L ASS ,
G U IN S.,
.. - `..
PIST,,OLS,
j . _ M-AM U.,.N I T I -Olt , :-
--. TU,RPEINTIND,:.
CAMP WE NE, - : .
B U .It N. I ,N G *F LUID, 7.
. _ A L . O 0 11-'0:I,
;- :-, L I Q:U.O.R S, .: - . -
(Fior.lied i c i nal Pnrpos-es 0nly,) !
~.•.- ••T-R U S.S E S, l- --- . 1
: --- SUPP-ORTERS,,. '
-l i
:SIIOULDE BRACES„ I
P = o It- l'Ati 0 'N'l , l Sf I E Si ::
* S
l'-',.:_tOT "C - L, LS', ~..,
SILVER &PLATED 'POONS - , FORKS ' , &c., I
-- 9!YLD.IrEN - s:; - .1
• S. T A T. 1.0. N EICY; ..
: I
• .., .110 JAN
.STRINGS,.BOWS, &C-1 - - 1
AndAl.r • of-thrf..mosl poi:loin.:
P .A."T, - E,-N. T.- -WE D ICI N. E S . -
Thankful-far the libectinitronage hitherto re.
ceived,: Mi. hope"' tei" Merit a zontinuince and
largo it.erease of the same.
.
Moat
~ •
uae, ltov. - ' l • di : , 1 LABEL TAIRRELL '.
858.
HEliltrlA TktlBsllff''''''' " 4 -s-i' .l ":i k' `.
, , :o
Dpaitrie4 st-:prOa:I.,ERS:I
sHoULER 1 41 1 ;e4c14:f5.-T,' '''':;.' :' - - 1
l-iST r e c eived :a i t e n t 4e .iitent of the
y, aboveertistes,lo end popes. Tte most
difficult caniiit fril to bOrinitecLinoize.Auality
Itrl-Yrile!s 1-. ' -, , - ri.: ABF:LiTITRRELL:
Mdutriise. * l4oi. 1561(1 e1f.8. 1 ::::.: 4:':- ',- -I ( i--
- CUSTOMERS,...
And in.parlicular rio those _knowing thernseires
indebted'tn.us, we - will say , ,eti,,utore t at we_
will sell for Reidy' Pay' kereattit,!apd ' all Ae.
oolg t o m pg N o t e , p lu ya,l * nettle, without
. 1 . :9r-,
; ..- t 1- ~ I .< kber Notice .' Vito are tired of 'writing Dunning ,
Lettersund Supporting the.P.ostOtrice,spdthese- ,
8 iyp, p"ft - E,_ _by losiet,,:kVe'aiill :take al) kinAs'uf GAdient
N--W.- - ...
-,.. ~:-. ' .., .: „..-., „..„ tha . frigheit litirlet t'rleeii for Payment, all
it :II jt*lrl'orii ; citifirristrat e a .Ntarispipeti . Account s standing over.:811 . Minting - ;o113: our
Att., *a, for riale . „• at the ;Books-wilt helert for,, collection unless - settled
'4l Pl* -14 :!0KIL toriSrhy-,, -, bllgotc
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noinorAvirc.. - - - ...?' f.
iy .. Ant, Ttlifnmi. - , Montrose. P 3.. Oetober 20q1'. 185.5. . -
.I.s.4c.niefließ fur :Ale
• " rt -
rjr
- C 4
gr-,e
READYTAY SYgTEM
ti is certain that Goods can be soldsuccessful
-1: ly in Montrose and at Susquehanna Depot
FOR CASH;
now doubtiog.t4s assertion will do well to call
at:the dote* of
6nttaberg; liostithaum,
•where it will be pioven that the Merchant in
sellink his Goods'. can nford to sell Cheaper
for Cash, and can Mier inducements sufficient to
make it - an ohjyetl - Purchasen!, at whatever
earl-Slice they are obligeirto.ffiake; to procure the
Money to adopt in their Purchases the Casu
STS; EM. '
They hare just received and are constantly re
ceiving, a large assortment of Dry GOODS and
CLOTHING, plaice larly adapted for
FALL AND WINTER,
And which Jiro purchased under the most favors
circumstances. , They aro enabled anei wn.t.
offer and aelt at pi . ces far below others that will
give and hare given an everlaSting Credit; no
matter whether it is Tom, Dick; or Harry.
fi-H-E-11-E-i'-a-R-t
EXAMINE, COMPARE AND JUDGE
OUR, DRY GOODS!
An isserfesent heretofore Link - paled by anylithig
ever ctgered in Montrose.
Fanoy‘oad Staple Dry Goods!
Comprising many new and desirable steles of
Goode unknown in this market, among which will "i
---,...
be found, in I
•
,
LA DIESTRESS GOODS,
All the - novelties Of the season, cheap at
GLITTEN•43EIZG, ROStNBAUII, & CO'S
SHAWLS
New and pliotee 'atyleq of Brodie double and
tangle, Stella, Plaid, Wonl, and
and a new style of Chenill Shawls, elwap at
6uttrnbtrg, Ilestitbitum,
D-.:0.111 n,
An am , iortment alwaya ma ha mi. algo Ladies Cloth
and Trimming to match, of all shades, cheap at
6fltt.rubtrg ''4lostobuino.&
EMBROIDERIES!
•
in-tlas Department we cep offer great induce
ments, :is they - aro . purehm•-ed directly front im
porting lotis4:e. The Assortment comprises
crettelt tells, Sieeves nod Collars,
Worked Edgings and Inserting,
and a great many more arti
cles belong to this litteitoo
Otimerotts to men
flan, cheap at
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM, CO'S
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers and
Plumes, Wire, Stiff Net.'
tinge and Frames,.
at 't\l:otesale and Retail,—chenp:t
Gl;i7 EN BERG, ROSENBAUNI; it CO 'S
Domestic Goods !
May be found al! the different qnnlitici of Prints.
("Thigh:lntl.' Blenched Goads, Fine Unbleached
Must ins * Ticks, Stripes, Dcainis, Sirecting, 21.13
fdslc, cheap at
GUTT,ENBERG, ROSENBAUM, 41-. CO'S
READY 111 ABE CLOTHING,
AR 11114 15 one or 4hoir Frrscrraz PIIANCITT: I- 07
BUSECESS in News York City, the) certainlphave
. olie great navrattal.4wrer.ali the rest of Clothiers:
they having one Partner steady in New York
city to devote all his 'time to this particular branch
of mznufnetnring: They wi-i .furnish; any
time, a Good Gartnerit:nt nbOidt tho atm price
for whichihe material eno bigot.
They withwtrrant their work and a p:ete
fit or 110 pay.
They keep zonstantly on hood one of lb best
stocks of.
- OVER AND UNDER. bAT I -
Such as Fcock,. Dics, Raglan ; and Sack
•- „• .PANTS • -
Fn Grea6 - Variety and..D;Prait Styles.
BESTS
:y
Snub as 'Velvet,' Plush, Cassimer, and Satin,
cheap at
GUTTENTERG, ROSENBAUM, 4.7 CO'S
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER,
of The Best Material at Short Notice.
Under. Garinents
Foil LADIES WELL . A!vipa GENTLEMEN,
such us Silk, and also Larobswool t cheap at
GUTTENI3EIG, ROSENBAUM ,d; CO'S
ONE WORD
IS STJEFICIENT FOR THE WISE.
To: civa sum Eitous
F RA
.E N't0.7,5
=jj=
s. J r. sAyrtic.,&llßoTncit!Ly„
R E 1i 0:71 7 REBE I.Y.IITiEd I
•
salll 4 s``# ) f 4411
•tict. • . •
' • TALL _ .
- -0 4 c
ANTI
•
W•li ter VA R. ,GrO (MS;
T HIM' for Caishor Proddre can t.to bongt!l
V V 'very low.
17(j.kl..L . PAPER.. A' select nesortment just
YY recotred. •
S. SAYRE & BROTHERS:
CARPETING.' BArgains offeised by
S. It SAVIIE St BROTHERS
PLOWS! PLOWS!!
LOWS. We invite the attention of Farmers
1 to the celebrated Peekskill() Plowe which
,
we have added to our lergo assortment.
S. 11. SAYRE & BROTHERS,
Projirietors.ot Eagle-Foundry.
141ontrose. Nov. 2.9th,1858. .18tf.
STOVES! STOVE'S". !. STOVES
f\UR Stores hare been so thorougliti tried
1..1 to the entire, rertisfaction of alr,that they
need no recommend from WS.
S. H. k"... ATM; f rtsortten,s.
110 J rS3 fil -4 'A O. iP $ It) bl ill i.
zlitwao -
AT THE ..11E.42) NA VIC; AT lON,
A ND examine the choice stock of Fall
/1 asid 'Winter Goods; just opened
for Examination f in.,4 SALE, at rery low figures by
i C. %V. mon , .
I.
GICIGGS, k EINGSBOki,
111/o.V.7F,Tlt7tF.tts, AND.Jnilltritt;
iixrs, slurs, Alm sorts,
Umbrellas, Parasols, and Ribbons,
ANT) ALI.
IHSt), 1, 4 !
1
ATS and Cups of the. ntiwest styles,
great variety by C. W. mon. Irdo: 46, - COURT.LAPIDT STREET,
p !CANTS in abundance by • • , DAlq. 11. LAWRENCE, NEW-YORK.
• DIOTT. I JAL . General PartcerB,
" Jai. A . . KINGSr.URY, •
111 EtA SS I 9 'tops, flosiery, Mores, Belt,. TYLEP,',Specfal Partner.
JLPoto., eke., by C. N. mow.
QTELLA, C.nhinere, and UuLain Shawls at
0 very, low pricea•by C. N. MOTT.
BROWN and Blob Sheeting and Slirtings
1, Shirting Stripes, Tiefrs; Denims, Snrunier
Stuffs. Sze., &e., ns low'ns C:111110 afforded in this
market. C. W. 310TT.
QIIOCEIRIES,Xrnekery, Hardware and
vdricrat other artielett to numerous to men.
tion,—all of whieh.siiall be sold Cheap for cash
or Ready Par.C. W. SCOTT. riILOTIIS,CasSiL rsancl-Vestinge,very,do
k; eirrible,atyles, ni prices ,that cannot fail to
suit. C-111 and be con% 'need. C. W. 31(177.
.
WM - . B. SiAIPSONI
W.LItt.IETAIII.fit,
Sh o p iii Boyd & 11 7 ( 4 ,r-ter's new building,
next door abore Keeler ci: Slodder(es.
TAVING worked for the past ninns'ears
with the moot skillful creak ion, he feels'
confident that he vita -t3.?, thy most diliicult-jobl
on ohnrt ncttiee.s," .
111 WorlClLlrca hid la Give Salikfaction. - •
W. B. Sistrsos; has worked for nit , 'for solvr.
time. and i can recommend him as a careful and
skilful workman : competent to do as Bni-e1 , 1 1 , , tk
as can be dMie iti the country, and worthy of
confi&ncr. \oii: A. cnAIuDERLiN
Townnao. Jnne Nth. 1858.
Refers In—Win. Elwell, B. W. naird. E. D.
nontayne, E. o:Goodrie h, B. King bury, Towap:i
da : 8.. S. Bowler.. L. Searle, C. 1): - Lathrop,
J. %Viltenber,g, itlentroae. • •
* * slowelre neatly repaired on' short - notice,
and on reasonable terms. Pone 16th, 111:58 —tf.
111r r 1 1
EO. W. MANN, Wholesale. Salt Dealer.—
:20,11 Wavhington Street, (directly opposite
s.`v's , hir..;trin Market.) still continue , : to oiler to
the e:tv and vointry trade, all_kinds of foreigo:
roars, and fine salt, at the very lovrest fiw.nres;.
4t..:U0 sacks and bags, consisting in part of Aide
ton's etiebrateti brand for tiil.l:e nod inky nee
irtirev & Darcy, 31arshalfs, .113cownIeWei
and 500V0 bushols Tarlittiskind. - ilonares, Cu
raced, st. Cbes, Lisbon, Cadiz, Iviea,Ntintes, &e..
all of which will be sold n 1 bargain prices' from
ves. , els, store and storehouses.
Any purchaser wishintr to select from a good
a,sortment will find it to ilia interest to can.
N. !.—Fine bible Tun, put up in putall bags of
different sizes, and ourstantiy oil hand in -Alp.
ging-order. Also a splendid, nrticle . of Rock
Ground snit, in fillatt Ipso. put. up and, for sole
by the quantity, in case, offiietitizeri eiirh. -
Neoz, York, April Ist, 1 W.--117*
Ali (11;'litirelTe.i.u.citgtitt.
-AND --
ES
At the Old. Stand. of Lathrop & Co
LATHROP &,DeWITT
D EG lose to announce to the public in.gren
-113 emir that they Ara nou. opening one of
largest Sz - ocxs of MERCHANDISE ever offered - in
Montros-v. Comprising Dry .Goods, Groceries,
I lard-Ware, cieckery, &0., &v., &c., which they
propose to sell dt the itwr.sT cast'
Those ar e.,'real F ace.
We with . to deinonstrata' to the public the
ditTeienc6 between basin Goods for C.A.SIVIUI
ON TIME. LATHROP & ThzWITT.-
sllontrosn. April 26th. 1858..
TO.IIUSICLINS. .
)ARTICULAR . itieritioriis call( d tt;
choice variety of Violin, Guitar .u. 0,1 pass
Vick . ; Shins; wine of the br. , .t. qualities in_
tnarkit.
Also a. good selection. of Violins,. lin*s, Pegs;
Bridges, Tail Pieces, Finger Boards, Roiiinote.,
Areordeens, Flutes, Fifes,
.Drutu Bias, Tuning
Forks, lastruetionßuoks,•,oo. in,lit
_the
Variety Store of , ABEL TURRELL.
NEW MILFORD
Shawl and Dress GE;oda Emporium!,
NEW FALL GOODS
FOR CASH AND MIMI'
ItURRITT
••
'ETAS now in Store, and is waking largo.addi.
1.1 lions to his Stock of
FALL AND WINTERGOODS
To which he would icriie•the'ettention of lany.
ers; embracing the most deKirahte varrhAres of
LADIES' DItESS GOODS.,lneTuding the New
Styhot of Itieh and plaids, in
laines, Meal Plaids, Plain end Plait ITridnni;
Mohair Cieills. Gingh ims, Silkal'BroCha;
CashmPre,STl: and.WondShawls, Rich 11.1.bbqrqS,
43iinnete satlEl4:oa,
'
Brondelottio:Ciwinereis &C., with a.fultastiort
men t of other Staple ind;Farel Good,, as - usual,
• ' •
including ,
Grocertps; - -.Croekery, Elarelvntre,
• , Stoves Iron, Steels-Nail, -Hats,.
a!!4,--,Captcl, ktg ,lttptais mit& -.
caipeti,floor Oil-C I oil's,
Palute4lllol6d.OlySliaipen,,,i2t',":,'
71Plitir4,4
• Drtms"ol-19,Vatlitti, •
.• • ,
Baffulo ilfrobethi. ' •
• &t.i,lkir4:4,e!.
RI - The :entire . Stock being large and iionght
Air, CAS'', gi atrperloi opportatiltir.
Choke Selections; and be : oriltF 'Old iowfini.'
monks to tik'SIV"A.ND ;' PR9,)IPV, 131 X
moNnis:Bl l -ygrts : -- 4 - -
Salt. it. Mtn* colisiMAlY fixes
Neve - 31116*d; Cfaoher - Itit; ;it.”? ••"".
DENTA:" 'IQTICE': •
T71111:14. OLIFFOIitY foii Jointed Irrnwe.lf
-111./ ilL4 l 9nArPsa forthe - PlirPOSellf 941 1 ft1i4
the DENTAI. Pnacricz in ail As brinelenr - Herlii
'now,Feady t' attendjaiill gas in 11117 euioit
with prpmptnisa and will endeawar 10:
datisficlion. All operationi wannanrcA , Mee
svitli Dr. Dimon,. Sept, 15th, 185R.--tf. •
THE =MOSE DEMOORAT.
muslin) 11101ZSDA15 AT MONTROLIP.;'
°Friel! O' PCPI.IO AVE! , :I:O,.OPI , OSITC Tiff: P.O.
"retium-412 per annum:-L25 percent. de<
dnetedifpaid in advance; 50 per teat; adds el to
rrea rages.' No person receiving a paper on credit
',hall be entitled lb the bens-fit of any exemption
ia w eahar.totheroll ctionofbills. The receipt
of mptirs on credit:to be evidence rof an agree
ment to , the' foregoing •
Discontinuanees opUrinal. with the Puhl4ber
until all arrearages are paid.
Advertisements inserted at f3l - per squire of
200 ems; 25 per cent Wed for each insertion
after the first three. • One sonar./ one year, $8
each additional square, $4.
Job' Work of all kinds executed' neatly
and promptly. 'Blanks always nn hand.
REMOVAL.
T ittle de Post. Aitornerß at Law, - have
.1-4 removed th.their niqv'af,Ov 4000;
south of Bud*. Webster's ttirn'er.
Dlcaitrose -Oct. 25,-3m
.
DIL WALL RICHARDSON. -
wOULD respectfully lender hiAl'eofessi4al
Stirvicen to tlte ir.h4bitanti of
Mark t irit . OWE,
and
Office over 311tIford'i; Sto're.
Lodging.: tit . the Kepilotie liotel
-Montrose; Oct. 12th, 1858.-Iv.*
HENRY B. NcHEAN,
A TTOR NEY and COUNSELLOR r
at LAW.
Office in tile Callon Bluel—Towanda, Brad
ford county, Pa.
Mr Will-Attend promptly to all profe.asional
business intrusted' to him., in-this and adjoining
counties. [jua'fiStf
. "HOME - AGAIN," .
1154 II- 9EtTITIRIM
, L -
Orrik:E, over' Wilson's Stoi•e.
LogiGING, at tiSEA ILL:':.4 [JOJLL.
Mnnt rost% M trvh 10tb:1858.. •
M=MI
REPRESENTS a CA PITA L OF 0 rER
W:14000,00%.
For Fite, Marine, Lice, and Inland inslitance
Offiee.'New :Tlifford, Pa.
Jonuary 18th, 1853.
W!. \V- SMITH, & CO.,
Cabinet • and Chair Mataisfacittr
ers, fopt. of Main titrp.L.
ABEVTUREELL, m n Jib SE, PA
Denler in Drtt ,, , Mvikineq, Chemlea
Dro Striffs. Glas;NA-:ire, Paint: , , Oils, tin4i.i!ivit
Window Gl:lski, Groceries, Fancy Goods. low-
Perfornory, ti..e.—And Agent Tor all the
moat Patent, Meielicintala.
JOHN GROVES,
-FhM;forzithly -Tnitor —Shop nonr th
PnpliqP Miytlng . house, on Turnpike Strect.
Montront , , Pn.
Ell,. R. THAYER,
Physician and - Stirgeoni 31ontroaa
Pa. 41.Kre in. the Fariner'n Stur't.
HAYDEN k ROTHERS,
' New Milford, Penn'a.
it ole !EA I.l* , donfrr in Buttons, C..tn'os
V Snspentlers, Threads, Faney Goods
IVateSes, Jevt snd rated Ware, Cut
tory. Fisiiing'fr.4.fe, rg,r+,
Mereliants, and pedlars, supplied on 'aerial
terms. •
SVM, HAYDEN,
JOHN LIAIDHN,
DR. E.
elraduati• the and Hameln
pntliik: Colleges of Medicine, is now per
manently located in Great Bend Ira.
April 21, 1,856.
JOHN MUTTER,
Tail9r. Shop richt doo
north of the Farmer's Stbre: •..
,1117.0'
'rIRE INSURANCE CO.,
YORK, Pa:
_Chartered by the State V Pentiteutrania
CAPrriLi 300,000 DOLL US.
Idsures against loss'ot damage by fire, on L'uil
dingi, furniture, and tnerthandine
}AV" Losses ,adjtked by arbitration, where
thu parties fail to agree,. „..1 •
DIRECTOR'S.
H. A. llantz, Sohn Ludo!, '
11.,'Kraber, Fred. Salt zback,
William ‘Va(lace, ' i..:li Hindi,
Saninol Dyer, Thomas Gray,
.., David Strickler.
.11. KRAMER, Frei:ideal, ..
IX STRICEI,ER. See retary. ,
O.'S. DEERE, Agent, Montrose, Pa.:
February gd, 1858; • • [le.
.„.,..
fB ff [ x
TrillE.subscriber havitig.purchased
.L refitted and newly furnished
11 1 1,,q,7 'a . bove kelt known:lnd - popular Hotel,
is prepared to accommodate the trav
eling puhliu and others with all.-thenttentions
and conveniences usually found -in first-class
Houses. No effort will be spared by the
prietor and his Assistants to make the Hotel
egua. every, poitit to any in thO'COMllry.
The Bar trill always be supplied with the
Choicest Liquors.
The Stables; connected with this House
aro large,, roomy and convenient. and eareful and
attentive Hustle/a araalivays'in charge of them
. .„ S..TAILBELL.•
Montrose, May 13114 1858.. -*
R.. E L
T 1 a Saddle, llTralerm iiTsd :11.10C41i et
0 17 S1 MAE
TS REMOVED to tho buildin, rretntly
plod liolliatei on Main 'St.; olio doOr
:above 8. S. Moirei.where ki r will lrb happy to
'Walton all who mayfavo, hlm with r thOii patron.
cJan.-
20t4, ' • _ •
Patent
. 01.04iiilied; .Ito,:!!
REM) ! A _PFL ICT Ell; READ ! !
, - •
1' ri rtArakinthzu llgnicrais.—Vegetablo ,rilia,
i ur, Green . Bloliniain, Mat Mont. . Bariageiritla
Compound; "Chi trdioa''s Plitan, El'e; Lotion;, 'e.
~.ver and, „Agne. Remedy, ji,enitk lliteera, 'Dyeen: ,
in ry - i•lyrup," "Clin'atiiiiptive'a linlm:,' i•
'. Ara hall'e
Uteri n e, Ca t halkAip.:,Dr ;Dr :. Ppia,pl4tiyint;
PandArnaiiii . orr):iiiih.: ..:. . Asr.ea.'.l"illi ariii.!iciirie.1 1
~ae(Viip';; T 'a- n or's
German din tthiqi t;VripZk's 'Abigneijc.Orithfent,,
„nal I o way's , Oin t &ea t . ,-na 0 - PIIIi ! ; Da el s',.j!ain
"KilNr:ll.r. Meek . i/eart Coireefoi., Traabett's
Root, - aad_Plant Pails Souk's Sovgralgn nikiiiii
_Wright'aliitlinn,Viiietab(e - Piiik,'Rliiide'% . 4iir
and:Agop Cure, NeritiniiVaairuling":oW4hA".
ca Litriatent,'Paaiiitior.: Otialiii;,Qii..Pareg'cips,
Aloeol is'Ff't l ;4ll,v;frk . ,- i l itifikeiski.; ,te., 'dm.
....; A . ne,trairOpTyla's f "ii.egived. ta ha kept conethet, -
,ty . an hand, reran le by ~I: N; iItILLA4O.,
1 ileteter. lit. 1854.
..,
. .
(4:tvlrut4AL
Prtrsupnii, C:trAufilm - 018.55.
:300 Students attending January; 18,$.
STOW the largest and zuost.thorough'Cominpr.
4.1 ,ehtt School of
,the thii.trd.k:tutes:: Young
ruituilrepared 'for actual duties er the Ccitinting
Room.
3. C. Salmi, 'A.'31 . :,..Pr0r; of Book-ke,epiug
and Se.4.atific Accounts. :". •
A. Teacher 'of 'Arithmetic - and
Commercial Calculation. • - '
J. A, LiEvourc;x: C,YENKTh*:Teac*4 .
Bonk-keeping.
A. COWLEY and W. A. itht.LEA,Trnfs, orPenn-
..,
SIN'GLENIS I POrST.E ENTRY ROOK KEEPING )
. As used in es'cry dt , partdient of lussini-ns. '
COM NIERCIAL•AniTHMETIC=ItAPID BM
DETECTING` :OINTERff:TTVON EY
`f ME RCA vri IX CORRESPONDENCE
, - COII3IERCIALLAW-..;
Are taught arid all.cithir tatbjeeth nereteory for
the WeeSS and thorough edueatiou'of a preeti•
cAl,Lasioesi • - _
trP u. E u. •. .
Drawn dlr. INtpiimi in Pitts4urg for'the.
past tlife,n vPars,,niso in I•;;Latarn ff
,and Wo,ater
,- Citias; for best'Writing..--
13IPORTA1lT I 1 FtilltilATlON.
Students enter at any time—No vacation.LTiMe
unliinited—Review at pleasure , —Graduates as
to obtain r:ituationek--Tuition for fide Com?
mereial Course, .935,00—Airerage time 8 to t 2
weeks—Board; •V $
0 per iveeli—Stationeri.,
sll,oo—Entireleost, $60,00 to s7d;on. . •
rH"Miniater's solo! iceeiv , .d 'at, half price. .
.
For Card— Circular -Spe'cim'ena lion.dnets
an d o r nani e nte two
and address F. AV. JEN KENS, l'it!sborg,
Neptemlier 9th, 185f5.-3m I y,e(j,*,w
. . . ..
A PRIZE FOR Et' F.310130D1C :
• wrto.suc.§Ciiitnr.N visi ?fig '
' (1: 1 . till 11 'f ft azi.tqlifli lass.
~,-.,
A BEAVTITMLY
: :i -. ..i 7 0 7. ..7. A 7: Z . D
.7 1.21.11liiiiiIRIFEIT
-- :. .
THE NEW.YOKK. _WEEKLY PRESS IS
9ne 91 the best literary papers ,of.the day.
A large Quarto ennitinhig: Twenty. Pane}, - 9r
.sixte enTumns., of entertaining matter, aad Ele
gently Illustruied every week., ..
..
(°x'l'.', l '
A Cat worth from 50 c , ntst to slobO'livin
'R e nt.to die receipt of the 'sub
sfQption money.
One copy enr nna %ear, twirl g,irt
Three copes anti 3 „Ills .. . 5.
Five eripi,!..l 9ne year, and 5 gifly . .. 8.
Ten copies one 'year, arid IQ . . . 15.
Twenty-one copies one) ea roitid 21 rifts' 30.
The articles to he dhdributed aro - cotniiiisid in
the follow,ing ; 77 --
1 I.7nilad St:itgs 3ipoo.
2 dodo du 500
,
5 '
.do 200- es.l.
-to- •do - 'do'' 'lOO cart,.
10 Pat. Lee. Ilunt'g Cased Watches' 100 each'.
20 Gold Wntehes . 15 eneh.
50 do , • - . • 'to
-.100 do • - 50 t aeli. '
100 T A dies Gold - 33 e'siqt.:
206 Sliver 1 - tusking, Cased Watidies - : 30'each:
500 do. 'Watches .
1000 Gold Guard, Vest 'and Fob Chains 10 to 30.
do' '5 iiils".ca;:(l.
Gold .I..oedtets, Braeviels,, Bryoehea, Liar Drop.
fireast . Pins, Cull Pius, S.l.:ere flutions;
Shirt Stud,, NV,ptcli GuNiand Thim-
Wes, and a i . aricty ol . ta rti;.•-lc3, worth train
fifty rents t., filtiren dohiari uieh. -
On rejeivt of thycn6sription money, the sub.:
neril,per's.:in'ie will be eutered op,m our . hooks .
Opp ~rite r.re.l Lie gift. vorre.sponcling
with that uninher. wi:l ho forwaro4l v. Ithin 91.1 u
week, by
There is grit tier Fitunbug ndl:. lottery al‘i.tit-ttte
tvety subseriiier is our. of itr
value. We- prerer t. nd-14 1 tliik libereldiHtribi,
tiort.atuung en) invarad of giving-It largo
mission to agent-, eiring .o the stitege'riber thz
amount that wool,'zO to -the agent, in many
n tuitiired foil more. •
Address a l communifiations-,to
DSNIEL
.May 1:1 ttil,,Centt 'e• S tre'v t, New Vert:
y .Ic:nr,N
Lu. HA 'i-DEN.
rg~OSMOTIIIIt&Vb'IVES& DAUGHTERS:
JL Dr, ILA. LA.MONl'SPeriodieal Compound.
Thc.inost boneficinVandsuceessful 'CMALE stn -
Ic.INE now -in use or knTvii. lor all cases of dis.
'ordered, olistruelett or suppresieilMeristruatiOn,
Ltrorrhrea. Female Weakness &e. w
have been'disarpointed in the use of Femalel'ills
4ze, can pit the utmost.eonfidence in this Com
•pound.-it is infallible in the retell all ‘ the above
named coinplaints:: it will be sent by mail . to
any address- by vnelosing S 2 to out authorized
anent. l'repare4 he" R. - L AN MEW "Buffalo
N. Y. For sale in. NI mit r;eit‘ by .-
MAXI 3 - sg-1 V BENTLEY. REAM& CO: ,
['HOWARD. AS - SOCIAT.IO 17
-•
jL
.
A Bene . colera Institution,e4ablishecT4
downient for .11. e relief rf the sick aartrii'thessed,
:allteciett with-Virulent and 13
Tff flowArtbASFOHATitts,itrvicir Of the ow.
fut;desquetion of human life, cansed by Sox.
Oat diaeases, and ihe'ileciptior.'n 'pro'ettai.ri, upon
the unfortunate Victims of Such - diseases he
Quacks, nereral years sgo' direCtod their'Con
' salting .SiirEreoo i n.in inta , rittnnix ACT worths I.f
their name. to open a Pispensary for the treat
ment of this eta',s of cihwanes, in all their forms.
atid.to , oire MEIIiCAL ADVIC,E GRATIS, to all who
ntpply by lotto; with a Jleineription of their eon.
dition; (age; occupation; habits of life;&c..) and
in cases of ktrentepocerty..tefiirnislt medicines
free of charge. it is needles:l to itdd that the
Association commends the highest Medical skill
of the age, and Will furnish the moat improted
modern treatment..• •
The Directors of the Association, in their An••
nual- Report Upon the treatment of Sexaaj Di
seases, for the year ending .Januitry- Ist, 1858,
express the.highest satisfaction• with.theancecas
which has , attended.the labors of the Consulting
linrgeon in the curo.of Spermatorrhcca, Seminal
Weakness. impotence, Gottorrhma,t; Icet,B) pillis,.
the vice of Onanism o r Self abase, &e, ark or--
der a continuaaeo of the 5311/0. plan for. tfie , ea-;
suingyear. -
.?.An admirable Report - on Spe.riantorrhcea, or
Lietininil Weakness, rbe.yinu . cil,Onaniam.3lastur.
fratiOn, or Spit.abuse,arddisensea the,
seXuat Organs;by the . C o nitultit- , o Su - me - oil; ',Will . I
•be runt by Mail a sealedenyelopp), FRXE
or:, cf. ! Anal:, re.cOipt: , .4 - . TWO,.
STAIIIPS• :for geimita. find
Tr:inte Orkin.): nature 'rind troatliont. of
diseases'. diet: Sze.'..•are eimstnntly : beingritASir
ed for gratuitous distribution ,, andb.e..ednt
to -the' ettlfeled.' 3 Some of tile"' irenr ittitediea
and Method's 'of treatment:. - dieeovered during
the last year, are. of groat
-Address,. for BcPort-..ocrTrentmenti,
SKILLIN DOUG itroN,Aletiti F Slirszeon, How.
ril Asioctation, Nii.SSout li Ninth Street,
aaeljAia. Pa. By eider of the 'Direetors;;;
EZILA IY:JiEARTIVELL'P F Iciifiei4:
Gra. Fitncnitti ,Itey
Aid
,•
Heir. 501 0 -‘
Anit tiif hO .to liarbiss me anal
:absolved .• to ... .wnr. t;:evtry.
jays - Ts rwarylierEi.P
• ,*•• yOUlt Allitme henget ;, - ,ji,St "
' f.ri‘shi;ii:No; 1, - ici'epta 4enrle !brill;
Terefi!lie Street. . . -
,Iforeeosr„ Oat 20th, 1838.-tc.
„ .
. Atty. UUUI J 1
•:”;
.Vlll.l
- 4•4I.A.ARALA,I.N7c
OXTROSE;• APRIL, 3011 u Tg6B
EliKii
ENEENI
SINFM.NRI
=331
==ZNM
()HEAP
CARPETING,
AT THE
R2Uff22.02/1 4 ,,
49, North NINTII:st, Philad's.,
Ct:: . #iiiiift.'„T.:s6 . 7taiitA,
sr;leited to cat! and oxarnine the stook of
Ingrain and' Vonotian Carpotifig,
Floor Table and Stair Oil-Cloths
of all -widths; Canton and Cocoa
Matting '
• Door Mats: Cloth and
011:Cl9thTable Covers: Druggets
911 %%Itjtiis, Rag Carp'et Stair Rode i tke.
CI Ell oit Ca i liin H.
Either JVIIOLESAL F. or 'RETAIL, By
L. WEATIIERRY,
oe2B--kiiltjw)' N& t. 19 Niirth 9th-st-
float .Ifrc f.. - "tHnistott . o.rt
OND doer below I:Ethridge's, Drog,Etore,
.if!ti Public , Avenue, where
,will be found
nssotant ly on hand a general assortelont or
GROCERIES:
Such es Sugars, MolasseA; Syrups, Teas, Coffee
-. • &a
'-! ••
.: Alen the choicest broods of
.FAMILY FLOUR; •
Meal, 'Atli, Pork, 11artil:ki3i), Dipped Candles•
Timothy; Clover, Field and Garden
Seeds.
• WP solicit a share of the public patronage, and
plodge oars - olve!s to do ,the lair thing, Loping by
each bargain lck accore.anothpr.
BSLDWIN & ALLEN.
L'ALL'Es.
.*:iiien . l3.ALDAyur
TO THE PUBLIC.
Metchants
_publish a few fait prices,'
or:the price of a I.tw, low priced articles, as
an inducetreolt to persons to make limit purchases,
of then). under the presumption that everything
is' i'qualltt loW: 'Without taking spaim in the
-
public teJiters'tecenitmciate pried, I wislrit - dis.
busily understood, amyl will sell Goods as low
for tie quality as they can be bought in any
other Store in this place • or , cou,nty. Dsits and
Hooks not used.. l'arehasers-will generally find
good qualities - of Articles at Tye. IS ELL'S, and in
"nrntls. MCdicines, Paints, Oils, and bg.Stufrs,
the •cery bust, and the assortments. full: The
Fancy' Clotid4 tepirtineiti also 'exteheive.
AlsofchniciTamily'Gra=eries, Crockery,
Paper, Jewelti,Perfurrmr:v.&e. In short nearly
overythinf,;.tibnallv country stores. As I
deal in many rit:partments of trade, and have
more Articles than I can well .entimerateln the
iimits- of a: Newspaper; I shall not attempt it;
neither wilt it..be !necessary; under these cir
cumstances r to fill a column with, useless re
petitions end Wanks. The people are invited to
call and ciainine for tlictimelves.
ABEL TERRELL.
'Mold rose, Nice. 1. , ISi ttt.
- Cobb-detrloffers
j.
IESPECTFULLY annonnte that they hate
ii entered into •a partnership in order to be
better prepared to supply:the wants of the pi:01 , 7
l'hov.w3ll Ireini.on.nand a'rrorid Mock of '
• C4ROCERIES . • •
kno*.ostablidadent tortin,rif•iitett•
pied by:Driver Crina.:•
TEAS,CoFFZEi SrAcEN,FII UT T; FLOU R
and 5..:11.1* (by the or barrel,) Fisn, and all
ariiida4 found in Firsr-Cia.m
ptrzieiriarly coil thezttkntitin•or
rennet . ..n:ld othvnt to the fnet that I hey Mt
otot4t;m:lr roa , iving fre
FIR ST RATE .FLOUIt,
a r se) goatilios, wit! b
sold n•mwr, for ready - irsyr, is toantities to huit
the plinth:is - 0%
N. 11.—It iv enrrtrt.itly 41,z,s;rtql that rct.i. who
Are indt,4 bpi eifhert" . y two,
Ahocild c)11 aid settle so as ranrt.S.%vr
111tintrosp;Ovt. sth, 185 S. '
TO - THE PUB Lie.
0001) \ TATOITE S
rg '111 ; 1T , i!ten spnae(, Lin,l,,,iniry'ron4
enn r, made ! , o . nsi by
J. II IG HA 31
regular repair
b!iple.:, Et-1r.:11..m t,•74 Detached LinTrs,
I.fTire.7,lind *bean
Fruneti. i‘r C!fine:ie make; and
Car pri,rnns.p a-gobd avinr"ml,ll2.
"fc %Vlach • Jewefk.' Wately heelg, Mai uspiingA,
Cylindeiq'. 'Ha na•.. &c.
•,4 .F46ii in' thmticy t - It.ad & Co.'s Stote,
'Bari; Blo c k. linsitrnse.Sinq 'Co., Pa'.
A itzrif,t 25th. i g.SS. • • , rr.
ri TE,Ti. A 1113 _INGE aEN
;e - Ft *
De la wa re, La e aw a ata . 11.11.
• NO MOR e' F.-. TAGING '
_ . , . . .
tp. Piiila.dailpip_allsy
TE\Y ltAll,lttJAlr ROL/ I'E-1/EI,4I,VARE,
LACKAWANNA & WESTERN RAll,
ROAD.Ncw and expe4iticug iucad gunge
route from the Nort and West. via Great .I.tond
anti ,Scranton;and from the Lackawanna and
Wyekninevalley.s,thzongir to Now l'curk and
On and after Thur=day,DeectnlierlGtl4 1858,
trains will be run a:4 follows :
Ilaz!NiOit..ExPrea47rain around east on N.-Y.
& Frio It. R.. arri res at Great !lend at 7.33. a. to.,
aad euniiiTt%, pith oa.l . 7.Xl'RES'S:Traii!'4liir
carts Great Duzi,A fur i'.(!;;A:Yrak aril
8.00
Duo at liontr4lic, - $.37 4 .•
Tuu!..hcnnort, 9.18. ."
• no _ 9.43 "
..„ . Scian to r, • , 19 30.. "
• •Al °berm.... • •••••,. 11.17 - "
•Strcitidshurg.. , l •• -.• • 1.12 p. m.
Walt.: Gap, • • —1,24
.Delaware,(ls minutes to din c,) 1.50, •"
2.20 "
;• Jutietiol),., • •.• -5 ;343
. ,York„ - •., • •-• -7.15
, . • • • . 8.16
Paßalngcra -- tfpiri N. Y:, - leave' Pier •-•
Nu 3 Northliver, •. --7.30 a. m
From Plithidelptiraiii:i•e,tKilea •
Wharf, at. • • - 6:039 "
I.cae I rmetfoi,7: s , •; ) ti• 10 -"
Due • 12 - .01`p:" M.
re;(l4 CC di iine r);42.1,9•
• N94ter-Gap, ' -•- "
, •
; ; - •Ser,arlto,n, Fa • •
• , Biontrose; -,•
COllacqtring . tt- Greal. ; llm4AFlth 1.49, .
- 11rdif Ttain,ricCO 3 rit • „. ,7.00
Abcominr dit ti•Sn Tfi in (ei[ee'n`Scrav
bin for Grent Bead Et - - 3.15 n. m::
Arrive at Great Bend;a ?Er -.205 polo.-
- A:annealing ; with thn Znigra Fill! Wbst;ai
,220,. the l/paltifk txpre,nu.st 4,35,, and the
*a
. 1 0 •
leatTead 4:20 p: in.
Diikat'Satarston; -
•For'the neeonnodation-A3lawsy, love/ thp
Southern Dlvitioil,a.pastiengernak will be a ‘ 4.-•
--tubo,4:4 l 2o„EAßFasaVreight'fialfOileayliki -
Sq 4 u l 9 l lt.nt
Mid a ( steana4 =
• " Jupetion at, . ,
learelanctlidint • - 3 245-a in.
ilittritift.roudabing at
erznt:Rnat: tn.
55.
to and iron ry 'l 7 (a..k '
`N and Phil
adolOill will ehangenia,afiitliatinn•
For pi ttri :anti i •
take . left oa•PentltriatiWlliesbarie;'
L ron. •-
• Far4enniiii,..Mehbild; , iiieCarbondale, take
iltit;PiranAtlkiatitiati.l •
Tieltqtaml4,44l tipige c4e4trillihrll f lAke
,
' - 3 m 011,N /I DlN*Pget...
a 1 W . 113101 . Goo Iheicet . got v
Mita* ;-• -
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