1111.GUNMAKER OF -MOSCOW.
sit o! theElniplrei under Peter ithelGlteat.
~ CU APTER
.1:
I. The tin* at which we • open _ &sr .'story h
said-winter," and towards the close of the
'seventeenth century. it utile is !bascule.
• Is the suburbs of Moscow,, and very bear
the river lauskwa,stood an mble 004v/blab
betrayal - A - mattress of syrangemeet asstl show
of-tape that more than made op for ha small
'seas of size. Back of the cot . was an artiaina
shop, and other out-buildinga; _ This shop
Was deroted_to the manufacture of 'firearms,
Mostly. Some swords, and other edged
weapons, were made here elioo special appli
;cation.
The master of tbistenement was the hero of
'our tale, liaric Nevel. We find him stand
ing by his forge, watching the white smoke
as tt curled up toward the throat' of the
chimney. • He was a young. man, • not over
three-and-twenty, and possessed a frame of
more than ordinary symmetry and muscular
developement. Be was itotharge—oat above
a medium Aar; but a single glance at the
swelling cheat, the broad shoulders, and the
sinewy ridges of The bare arms, told at once
that he was master of great physical power.
father had been killed in the then late
war with the Turks. and the son, leaving Lis
• mother with a sufficiency of susteuanee, went
to Spitin soon after the bereavement. There
be Mond work in the most noted armories ;
•and now; well versed in the trade, he had
yet:lrked to native city to Lis , call
ing. and support his mother. '.
dear •by stood a boy—Paul Peepoff—a
bright, inteligent lad, some fifteen years of
age, who had- bound himself to the goyi
m-Ater for, the purpose of learning the art.
. Claudia- Navel, Raric's mother, was a
noble looking woman, and the_ light of her
still handsome countenance was never-bright
er. than ellen-gazing upon her.boy., She had
a thankful, loving heart, and a prayerful,
hopeful soul. .
is- snowing, again, faster than 'ever,'
remarked paul; as he took his teat at
the supper table, in company with the
others. • - • . •
•Ak,' returned Rtirio, testing his knife a
few naoruen's while be bent hit ear to listen
to the voice of the storm. •I bad hoped
'twould snow no more for the present. The
snow is deep enough now. - And how it
blows!' • -.
'Neva mind: - sPohe the. dame,, in a it-aw
ful, eat.y.torie,..it mutt storm when it listettr,
,and we , only can thank God that we
have sEelter, and . pray (or 'those irho bare
`Aineor revponded Iturie, fervently.
The meal mu' At length eaten,and the table
set hack, and shortly afterwards Paul retired
to - hi. bed. • • ,
fturie drew this chair up to the fire-place,
and tearing agi,iinkt the jam he bowed his
head in•abeorbing thought This bad become
a habit witbbina cf late. Ilia. mother . baying
- .:Observeilthese fits of abstraction, became un
easy sud 'Pressed Rude to tell ber what it
,was over which be was &S._ constantly and so
moodily brooding. - Bring thus urged, Runic
Confessed that it vas of Roseland Valdisi the
c-phan dangtrer of a nobleman. and now the
ward of thga, the' powerful and haughty
Duke of Tula) he was thinking. Iludis
- father - :and the father of Ro-alind, had been
'comrades in arms in their ioutlr, 4nd their
childrn had,been playmates. •But whin the
elder Nese! was slain in battle, • Retie was
yet a bow,•and the wida and her son re
mained poor and obscure ; while Valday;
more fonunate, had zisen . to a high rank.
-and dying, left
,-Rosalind a title and a fui
.
tune.
The young people, hnwever, had not. for
tot,on eneh otter . Rune loved '-Rosali al
'with all t e rerror of his being, and I h
s'
I .
:aired that Rf*alind rctinnedhia love. A
be and 1,:i: moll+, at dobating the matter
on that itortny night, a loud knock upon the
over d•x-r starthql them. •
there env one here !' 'the gunmaker
ailed, as be opened the door, bowing hi.
. be; .1 and- shielding his eyes from the dnving
snow-with one hand. •
Yes; returned a voice from . the Stygian
darkneas.. In Gods name let ma in or I shall
,perieb:
'Then follow quickly; said Rorie. liere
me your ,and.—There—now come:
The youth found the thickly-gloved band
—gloved eith lire softest fus—and having
led the invisible applicant into the ball le
'closed the door, and then s led - the way to the
kitchen. - .' Without, speaking, -Rorie turned.
- and gazed upon the new comer. The stranger.
who was equally desirous of ascertaining
what manner of man Rune was, 'was a
monk-=sod habited somAlsing like one-of the
Black ttionlos a St. Michael. lie was -of
meat= bight, and pos4e , sed a rotundity of
peiyin which was corn-cal to behold.
At length, • after_warming himself ,by the
lse, the guest asked .if he could be SOCOMO•
ated with some sleeping place, and being
`;answered in the affirmative,- -Rorie
'show
ed him to a chamber and then ti;tired him
,
Tile` text won i ig,. after ire .kfa‘t, the
Monk went with Runic to the bib p, and
'esamitted 'ikith mull interest the vatioU
weaponi tlierein. • itudc questioned hint
clofely as to 'nether he bad ever met him
before, hot the Monk replied evasively, and
after saying That in cage the,gunmaker should
ever,', - in any great emergency,. need a
friund,at ha might ply to him, be took
a
his leavt - , - '
Tower a Abe middle the -afternoon, jus•
es . Ruric had-ficished tempering some pelt,
of.a gun-lock, the back-door of his shop wan
opened, 4ixti•tvro men entered. They "were
young tnat, dressed in costly furs . , and both'
of them stout and, good-looking. ~ The gun
maker recognized tbeni-as the Count Conrail
Damonoff and. his friend Stephen:Caen: '
think I speak with RaticANevel,' said
the Count, moving forward.
'Yoe' do,' returned Rude, net at all sur
prissl by the vi4it, slaw- people of all clas4es
were in the habit of calling at his place to
osier arms. , • .
" You ate acquainted with the lady Rosa
Lod Vaddai r h said. .
- 'I am,' answered Rune s now beginning to
wondei. • • _
'Well, air,' -resumed Demount", with much
-haughtiness% 'pedlars my business can be
, As:sickly and satisfactorily settled. It is my
desire to make ' the Lady Rosalind my
Rorie Newel started, at, thesejtronia, and
bkolialitsd big bands to bide their tremulous.
near: But. be was not long dibiting 'upon an
answer:,
`And Irby - have you come to me with this
inforniation, sir r be asked. . ,
•Rdrie Neve!, you shall not say that ! did
not make nayaeltfully understood, and hence
- 3 The Count spoke this as
uptake a man 'who feels that he isdoing a very
'condeseending thing, and in the same tone
he Onceeded : 'The Lady Rosalind .is of
noble parentage and very wealthy. Mir- own
nation and wealth are equal with , kers: I
/eve ter, and , mut have her for my wife. I
--bsvo-hoeo to ase the noble Blick,..her-Amard
shin;anirlio objects not to my istit: Met - he
infortnoteett that there, wai one impediment,
tmd that wi her . :crE, f)r vc.t lie kuows
fu~l"icofl - as I'~Caow, and as
tbit.s4e nivi 4 i become:
yet he is anxious , not to int
Against her inclination. So
front you, to the erect that . :
claim her , band. is all that 1.
bare A paper here all drawn u
I require is simply. your signal!
is MAI e plain, simple avow
that sou have no hopes north
leg tile . head of the lady in ai l
As the Count spoke he dre
thit'bcoom of his marten donb
opened it he minded it tow.
maker. But Rorie took it
back and gazed - the visitor I
face.
'Sir Count,' he uid,calenly
bare plainly stated your pro.'
will as plainly a nswer. I
Paper '.
Ha r gasped Damotioff, in
'Do you refura r
'Most * •.
'But you will sign_ h r hi
hoping pale with rage, 'Her .
If you would live==sigts r
'Perhaps be cannot wiite,'s.
contemptuously.
'Then he may make histnar
Count, in the same conteruptu l
'lt might not regains muc.
to induce metro make my cis
qot. at all agreeable to.'you, air
torded, with his teeth now set
veins upon his brow starting
out. •Do you seek a qua
air r
'Seek mei:whet I wilt
sign I ,
'Once more+—lio
'Thew, by blaveus, you abal
is 10 Amin suobls me ! Ile
As these wars pawed fr.m the Count's
lies in a low, hi-sing r, he aimed a
blow with hit.tbt at litwic's h.sd. The gun
maker bad not dreamed of Ao.it a dastardly
act, end he was not pr e pared E t.ir it. -Yet he
dodged it, and as the Count dOew back Runic
dealt bins a blow. epee the le, w that felled
him to the door like.* dead o .'
•Bew7!e,Stephe6 Urzen!' h!
the Count's companion, as I.!
made a movement as though
forward. RUI not myself now!
safest where vou are'
The man thus addressed vii
maker a few 'momenta, and-he
elude That, be had better tcravl
encounter. . I
Conrad Damonoff slowly r
and gazed irdo • Ilia antaguni.l
moments in silence. HI. own
Irpale,lind his Whole frame
glade Nerel,' he +mid, in a b
ed tone, 'you will hear.from m=
look your plebeian stock.'
And with thin he turned sw .
thn gunmikar t .t
her, after the men had gone,
thie . to my mother'. `Be sure;-'
On the following morning,
preparing for breakfaat,liesaw
pass by and strike off into
road. Now, thought lie, is tl
on Rosalind ; apd as soon as b
breakfast he prepared for the a'
.ed well and no man in Mo.soo
look when the du-t of toil was
his brow and garb.
Ile took a bolas and sledge
off for the Kremlin, within w
raided.
In one of the sumptuously f
meets of the palace of the Int
Kiwalind .Vahlad. She was * I
Molded -in perfect form, with
health and rigor, and . pases
pecoiiar sweetness and intellige i
ouly„ nineteen yehrs of age, and
ten years an orphan. There r
the aristocrat in her look—
nothing haughty ; but genth
.were the True elements of her r
'How now,Zenobie I' askßd
waiting-maid entered.
•There is a gentlemen belo
see you, the girl replied.
•Theo. tell him I. cannot tee
lied, trembling.
'But it ießuric Nerel, my
'Boric r irzclaimed the fair
ing up, while the rich blood
brow and templet. ID, • 1. s '
•!
come. My prayers are su
Lead him thither, &noble'
The girl departed. and em 1.
Runic entered the %leper:men,
quickly to where RorAdnd ha.
feet, and tak-ing one of der hit ,
own he pric-'sed it to hialipr.
difficulty he spoke. But the -
soul became calm et_ leng
Tie. -received Rosalind: pro
would never permit her -ha
ed of to another" by (he .1)1
Rorie. inforined her of the viii
inonoff to l shop, its purp,
~nit. _ltosaiiud was Astonish - •
The 'Duke owed
.him mei
and might perhaps be play
Count.
Runic started as a new en
upon - Lim. Had the
upon that mitwon on purism.)
quarrel. 'Aj-e,' thought the
self. "the Duke knows that I b
.iuurd-play, and be knows the
be no match for me. So be
.4ulitile manner to make me a
ridding him of plague.'
But the 3outb was careful
Had know of this. He thong
unhappy if abe knew tba
likely to clime off between
Count.
After some ¬es of cow .;
Rude took leave of Rosalind,'
in the open Coca. -Here •
-ledge. and then drove to I
the Khitagurod, where be
young friend named Om%
the guard. The officer was
and as he met Buricibis ul n
end cordial. • After the first
ings bad paned. Boric 'rem
hare a meeting with Conrad
He has sought a quarrel-4 —1
growly--aitned a blow at in
knocked him down. , Yon ca!
al I what the result mast be'
'Mixt surely be will chap -
the officer, - eacitedly.
'So I think; resumed Hurl •
.now will 'you se=re me in the
'With pleasure.' , -
And thereupon Rune vela - 1
occused at the woe of the
shop. and then took his leave.
He reached borne just as
spreading Ibis board for -di.
went sear on business, and
of asking lint any qaesti.orts.
On questioning Paul, in t
aftemoa, Rorie. to lir great
that' the Black Moak bad
his absence, to patellae a d
had drama out-gf the boy a'
of the eisi r tsi linen and I
he seemed .to be much pl
conduct. As they were tale
and presented a chalk:or
Beria:at ones referred Ma to
be took his leass.
Tb . si .ntoiag, 1;,77.1 pteA
mutt know—
War wife; but
re too much
simple denial
on cari never.
n. I
et and ts all -icy that
re: liere=it
on four part
,ughts'of seek
rnsgri.
a paper from
et, and having
rds the gun
ot. He 'drew
sternly in the
drove 'to fturitea door; end vOubg Ora*
enteied the hot*. 'He "called 'Ruda aside,
and informed hien that the arrangements:bad
all been mails." -
liamunotT is in a hurry,' be said, 'and we
basil appointed the weetiMfat ten o'clock to
cooriow forenotin. It will ttike place at
the bend of the river just beyond the Viska
Hill:• I
'Anil the wea pons ?asked Rorie.
•Eloottitt,' returned Ores.' 'The Octant will
- tiling - his own led be gives' you the
privilege of relenting suoh . an one as you
Otiose.' • I
'I thank you, 1
fAr,lted you ma,
prompt.'
'Suppose I call
you I'. angered
should be
the guomaker
quick passion. I ningo.
nd firtnly;you
• .'tints and I
nnet'sign the
On the follo . wing morning Rohs was op
betimes,and at the breakfast-table not a woid
of the one all-abisorbing theme wee uttered.
'After the meal +ail finished the grtnmaker
went out to his shop. and took down from one
of the closets a long leathern cave, in which
were two swordi. They were Toledo Blades,
and of moit excpiisito workmanship and finish.
ituiriti took outt le heivhist. one, which was a
two-edged wee with 'a cross built of heavi
ly, gilded meta i flu placed the point upon
1. 4 p
Cite floor, and then, 'with all his weight he
bent the liladeltill‘ tho. pommel touched the
point. The little steel• sprang hack to its
place,with a sharp clang,and the texture was
not staried. Then he struck the flat of the
blade upon Ihelauvil %viola great force. The
ring was sharp And clear, mid the. weapon re
mained Dammed. - • .
'By S.. Michael.' 841 the gunmaker to hia
boy, `lfis-sow !does not,' contain another
Made like that! ' Datnasous never saw a
better.', ~1
. Dlnoiloff.
it itt--sigii !
I ggested Urzen,
1
rejoined the
WI woe.
more 'urging
l k ins mintier
'the youth re
sod the clerk
More plait.ly
,rel sith me
ave. NVillvou
know what it
Vat!'
.
'I think you ire rieht, my matey,' the
bay Yeturre 1 , who had beheld the trial .1 the
blade with unbeinuled admirition. 'But: he
added, 'couht !jou nut temper a blade like
that !'
'Perham if I had the wee!: BA I have it
not. The steel) of these- two blades CAIIIN
from India, and 'was originally in one weapon
—a ponderoui. two-handed affair, belonging
to a Bengal chieftain. The 'petalß.:s.rs-e
-all the hardness of the finest razor, with the
elastreity of the Most subtle spring. My old
master at Toled 4 gave me these as Al memen
to. Were Ito mention the sum of money he' l
was once offered', for the largest one,you would
hardly eretri,
After this Rorie gave Paul a few directions
about the work, 'promiting to be bat before
night.
. whißpe•ed to
at individual
e would come
and you are
wed the gun
eated to eon
id a pereontd
to his feet,
'a face a few
ace was dead..
, •1 •Wrrell ,A
'ssingimtdden
! .1 eta met-
Just then 0r44 drove up to the door.
Ruric -was all ready. Ili+ mother was in
the 'kitchen. Ire went to her with a smile
upon Id+ face. lie put his arias about her
and - drew her toi his bosom,
*God bleu you, my tuo•hcr.. I shall
come hack: llp raid this and then be kissed
her.
Lie dared 5.0 p; to speak no more,but opened
the door and ionised out.
'Pave yoke giaid weapon r asked Orsa, as
the Inru3 h a te lion.
, 'I have; Role said, quietly ; 'and one
which has:s oat more tests than nstx.t swords
.111 bear.'• And after some for her remarks
he related the pe.ailiar ciyournstunces attend
ing the tnakingief the sword, and his puss=
slop of it.
At length they wreck upon the river, and
in half an hour- More they r e ached the at
poin,ed spot. Thu day wa.lattutiful. Tney
had been upon the ground but afe minute:
when the other party came in ..Ight aronno
the bend of the river. The monk was there
also
j r
nine to his
40t. a word of
as Rue° wmt
Iga,the Duke.
ache Borodine
time to rail
hadeaten hie
I' it.
.11e dres
, had not,L r
Iremoved from
and started
eh the Duke,
Irnished spa , t-
Ige of Tabs .at
bemoan! gi.l,
Ft Tun titokh or
iog- a face, of
!nee. • She WRR
I she had been
as nothing of
nothing proud,
e'iess and love
As soon as thei Colin% his second and PIM.
11
geon had arrir , and the hotses had bean secured, the lieu enant proposed that they .
should repair tol o old Wilding which wa%
close at hand. I' .
Lind, is her
'Aye,' added Hamonoff. 'Let us have this
business doneJo l r I would be hack to dinner.
I dine wlth 010 to-day, and a fair maiden
awaits rdy comitg,' .
'Notice him
, s i .t.,' whispered Rife, who
walked clews by i uric's rile. 'That is one el
hi: , chief points when'ingstEed in an affair or
thi. kind. Ile hopes to get yotrangry,and so
unhinge your ner.' ..
'Never fear,' a wered Rude.
The party halted when they reached the
interior of the vtimiture,and the Count threw
orhis pelissette drew his sword. Rosie CA
lowra liis example.
'Sir Count,' the latter mid, is he molted a
nap forward, "ere we commence this wools I
4gi.h all present to uniler:tand d stint:sly h o w
I tend. Yon have nought tbeltiarrel f,. m
the first. Wiiliout the least provocati n
from me you have insulted me most gansnly.
and this is the climax. So, before God rad
man, be the result upon your own head.'
"Out,- Ivi ng kn ve—'
4 1101d,' . cried I. t o norzeun, listing, his hand
heavily upon :It Counts trill. 'You ha e
I
no right to speslr shun, fu. you lower y. it Self
whop you do it. , If you have dome to tight,
do AO honorably .!
An angry reply was upon Damonora lip..
but he did not iimak it. He turned to his
autriguhist and mid—
'Will you measure weapons, sir ! Mine
may be a sire tbehoogest. 'I seek no ad
vantage ; and fisave one here of the same
length and wetg tits ley own 'if you sib
le'- .
'I ate well r satisfied as it is,' replied
Ririe.
I, • -
'Time take your ground.—;----Are you
ready I' I
`I am.' -
..
Tne two swot a were crosed'. at an instaht
with a clear, An clang.
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who would
im;
maideo;-statt
uoted to her
glad he has
ly answered.
:3=m
lie walked
arisen to her
da in both his
It was otitn
motion. of his
h, and then
that ale
io be dispog
kr of Talc&
of Count DrrJ,
Ise and the
and alarmed.
y ahe• sail.
ng with the
picion flashea
seat Dumont ff
gat him into
South to Wai
ve taught the
Count would
ihinka in this
instrument fur
I Di ,to let Rnu
t she would be
1 a du& WS%
imself sod the ,
rat Ivo silence
od was won
,entered his
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uquired for a
lieutenent of
uickiy. found.
I •
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friendly'greet
rked.
'I may
r :am Da monoff.
I n
- 1W me mn.t
bead—and 1
judge im well
your cried
calmly. 'Aid
Isnot r
all that had
nt's visit to Lis
'•
is mother was
l air. Zs °ken
I I ha thought not
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CLOTUS. Cassitnerm and Ya
mirable atvlot. at prier* that)
snit. Call and hp.ennvinro-d. C:
WM. B. SIMPSON,
WiTtll REFAIIIEff. x
Shop in Boyd dr Web ter'lf new bOilding,
next door chore Keeler& Stoddard's.
AVI\G worked fur the - past nine years
1.1. with the must skillful workmen, he feelm
euntident that he can do the most difficult jobs
on short notiee.
-All Work Warraotrd to Give
.Satisfaction.
W. B. Stmrsok, has worked for mo fur immt.
time, and 1 run recommend him an a careful and
an I, a work
am can be dune in the country. and worthy of
confidczeo. W. A. cHASIDERLIN.
Towanda Juno 10th.
Refers to—Wm. Elwell, E. W. Baird. E. D.
Moiltaybe. E 0. Gofidrich, B. Kingsbury, Towan
da • B. S. Bentley, 1. Searle, C. D. Whrop,
J. Wittetairrg. 3 . 1 iihtraie.
* * *Jewelry neatly repaired on abort notice,
and on ren.onalde terms. (June 15th. 1858 -tf.
,11r, Sal: ! Salt 1!
W. MANN. Wholes:do Salt Dealer,-
2011 Washington Street. (directly 0r.0,;,.,
wastongton :uaritet,) still continues to offer to
the city ant-country trade, all ;kinds of fOreign
coarse and fine salt, at the yeti? lowest figures;
40000 sacks and hags, consisting in part of Ash
.ton's celebrated brand for t..ble and dairy use
Jeffrey ,& Darcy. Mond:airs, Brownlow's, Sec...
and 5011 0 bushels Tifrk. Island, &mares, Cu'
raroa, Nt. Übes, Lisbon, Cadit. Iv lea, Nantes, die.;
all of Which will be sold at bargain prices froth
vessels. store and storehouses.
Any purchaser wisbintv. to select from a good
assortment will find it to his interest to call.
N. B.—Fine t.,b10 Fait put up in small bogs of
.ditTereot sizes, and constantly on land in .ship
ping order. Also a splendid article of. fturk
Ground salt. in quart boxes. put up and for sale
by the quantity. in VIVO'S of five dozen each.
New York e April 1 , 4. v*
(entire ntiu,Storid
ITEW Allelii:.:RaFN Es
At the Old Stand of Lathrop & Co.
.LATHROP & De WIT r
BE G h•aye' to announce to the public in gen.
eral that they are now opening one of the
largest SToCKs of MERCHANDISE ever offered in
Montrose.' Comprising . Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hard Ware. Crockery. dtc.. &c.. &c., which they
propose to sell at the LOWEST CASH PEICES.
Tho,se arc real Eskels.
We wish to.demonstrate to the public the
difference between .buyin. Goods for CASH cud
on TIME. LATIIROP & DEWITT.
Montrose : April 2fitlt. 1858.
TO 14 USICI.INS.
ARTICULAR; attention is csll4 d to the
P
choice variety of Violin, Guitar and Buss
Viol Strings, some of the best qualities in market.
Also a good selection of Violins, Bows, Pell',
Bridles, Tail Pieces. Finget Boards. Rosin. Etc ,
Arcooleons. Flutes, Fifes, Drum Sticks, Tuning
Forks, Instructiott - Bnoki,,&e. Call in at the
Variety Store of •-• ABEL-TURRBIL.
X IBW MILFORD
Shawl and Dross Goods Emporinia!
NEW FALL GOODS
FOR CASH AND PROMPT Six MiniTHe BUTEitS
II BURIVITT
T_T AS now in Store, and is making large addi
-11 Lions to his Sloe& of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS !
To which he would icvite the attention of bay:
era; embracing the most desirable varieties of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, including the New
Styles of Rich Fall Prints and Plaids, in De
!sines, Ducal Plaids, Plain and Plaid Merinos,
Mohair Clotho. Ginglrms. Silks; Broths, Steil%
Cashmere,lsilli and Wool Shawls. Rich Ribbons.
Bonnets and Flowers, Netsiloods. Ladies' Clothe,
Broadcloths, Camitnerex, &c., with a fall assort
ment of other Staple and Fancy Goods, to usual;
including
Grotteriez, - Crockery, Itardware,
Stoves, Iron, Steel, Nails Daisy •
and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Ca rpetin g. !Pierer Oil CI of hs.
Painted Window Shades,
Wall Paper,. Clocks,
Drugs, Oils, Paints,
Banal° .cotes,
dke., sir
EirThs entire Stock being large and bought
for CASH, will give supertor opportunity for
Choice Selections, and he sold at the 'LOWEST
moues to CASH AND PROMPT SIX
MONTHS BUYERS.
Salt dc now constantly on hand.
New- Milford, October let. 1858. •
DENTAL NOTICE.
GIIIETOUD has !Owed
,himielf
in Montrose &utile purpose of oughts on
the POITAL PRACTInt in iii its brindle.. He is
now ready to attend to ill calls in his profession
with promptness, and will endraeorto fore entire
satiefartiee.: Airoperstions WARRANTED. OMte
'kith Pr D:zrrE Sept. 15th, 135-El.—tf
104:.4" , ( 1 )1 1 4:(. 1 r44054'01'9: 7 1444
POBLISUILD, THOREDAYS -AT SIOETILOST, PA.-
OPTICS 4 PUBLIC AVENUE, OPPOSITE THE P.O.
• "rerun. 2.perstnnum:—M percent. do•
ducted if paki ikadvance; *0 per cent. added to
arrearages. No person receiving a paper on credit
shall be entitled to-the benetitef any exemption
law as a b,sr to the collection of billr. The receipt
of papers on Credit to, be evidence of an agree
ment to the toregoiug. '
Discontieuances optional with the Publisher
until all &messages are paid.
Advertisements inserted at $1 per square of
200 ems; '25 cents per square fur ear* insertion
after the first three. ' One square one year, $B,
rach. additions I &quire, $4
Job 'Work of all kinds executed neatly
and promptly. Blanks always on hand.
.REMOVAL.
I lUIe & Post, All
OrliPVBl . llt Law, have
LA removed to ihornew o f f i ce. a few doors
south of Boyd & Webster's comer. .
Montrose Ont. 25.-3 m _
DR..WM. L RICHARDSON,
WOULD respectfully tender his Professional
Survives to the it.h.thitants of
MONT it OWE,
• ay d its vicinity:
Office ore; Mulford's Store.'
Lodgings at the Keystone flute!.
Montrose, Oct. 121 h. 1858 —I v.*
`LAWREN, E. tams, L
MANUFACTURERS, ASO 30DDERS IN
UAW'S, CAPS, AND FURS,
To 4 'l7 a 0.) ID
Umbrellas, Parasolsianctßibbons,
AND ALL
ILLINERY .ARTICL-S
No. 46, COUETLANDT STREET,
DAN. 11. LAWRENCE, 'NEW-YORK.
JAs. M. GRIGGS. General Partaera,-
.1.50. A KINGSBORY,
M. C. TYLER Spre!ill Pmener. f.ep.2.lv •
Gloves, Deter
W. bIOTT.
lIENRY B. McKEAN,
A-, TTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW.
11 Of in the Union Block—Towanda, Brsd.
lord county '
Pa.
ellr Will attend. promptly to all processiunal
businrils intrusted to him, in this and
counties. ffe3'sBtf
"HOME AGAIN," •
Ea, t> f 34 13F1)10111.
tinge, very de_
eonnot foil to
NETT.
OFFIVE, over Will.ots's Store.
LOIDGIAIGS, at SEAIItLE"o 110 TEL.
M on! row.. 10th. I8:58.
WM. W. SMITH. & CO,
Cabinet utod Chair llnuufuctar•
foot of Strert. Mout rot.e. Pa.
11P-1 ill 3:4 $ 4 41=21
Denier in -Drugs, Medicines. Chemical,
Dye Stuff', Glass ware, Paints, Oils, Viirni.her
Window Glass, Groceries, Fancy Goods. Jew.
elry, Perfumery, ilhe.—And Agent for all the
most popular Patent Medicines.
rasillonrible Tailor—Shop near Oh
gamier. Slo,ting House, on Turnpike Street.
.11..ntrT4r, Pa.
DR. 4t. THArgR,
Phrdclast and Surgeon, Montrone
Pa. (Mrr in the Farmer'a Store.
HAYDEN BROTHERS,
' New Milford, 'Peasn'a.
Wiselconic 'dealer in Buttons, Corntis
Suspenders, Threads, Farley Goods
Watebes, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, Cut
lery. Fishing Tackle Cigars, &c. &e.
Merchants and pc:di:us. suroulied en Ms.,'
term*. •
WM . . HAYDEN, TRACY'FIAYDEN
JOHN HAYDEN, GEO. HAYDEN.
DR. E. F. WILMOT,
Graduate of the Allopathic and flomeo.
Whit. Colleges of Medicine, is now per
manently located in Great BendiPa.
April 21. 18.56.
•
JOHN SAIITTER,
aidzioilatilli Tailor. Shop first doo
F
north u(tho Farmer's Store.
Flll , 4lllti ifilifEt,
• rip lIE subscriber having, purchased
1 retitled and newly furnished th
I"'
111 above well known and popular Hotel
- prepared to accommodate the tray
eling public and others with all the attention,
and conveniences usually found in first..clas,
Houses. No effort,will be spal.ed by the Pro.
prietor and his Assistants to make the Mote
equal in every point to any in the couhtry.
The Dar will always be supplied with tn.
Choicest Liquors.
The Rubles., connected with this Hon's.
are large, roomy and convenient. and oreful qhr
attentive Hostler» are always in charge of them
J; S. TARBELL.
Itinnt rose, May 13th, 1838.
Patent Medicines &c.
READ ! AFFLICTED. READ ! !
GRAPREABERG MADlCllllES.—vegetable Pills
Green Mountain Ointment, Sarsapirilla
Compound. Children's Panacea. Eye Lotion. Fe.
ver and Ague Remedy, Health Bitters,: Hymen.
tary Syrup. Consumptive's Balm, Marnhall'a
Uterine, Catholiron, Dr. Libby's Pile Ointment,
and Mani:tarot' Health.
Ayre's Pills and Cherry Pectoral. Tanner's
German Ointment. Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
Thlloway'll Ointment and Pills. Davis' Pain
Killer. Dr. Fitch's heart Corrector, Bennett's
Root and Plant Pillx, Soule's Sovereign Balm,
Wright',. Indian Vegetable Pine, Rhode's Fever
and Ague Cure. Mercbant's Gargling Oil, Arni
ca Liniment, Camphor, Castor Oil. Paregoric,
More, Myers, Myrrh. Licorice. dec.,‘ ace
A new supply just received. to he kept collet/let.
I v on hand. for sale by I. X. BULLARD.
Oerober:tet. MR.
HIGHLYIMPORTANT
F 11-11 M Ti
To .All Gentlemen Who * Wear Clothes.
T HAVE recently made - arrangements, at eon.
I siderable expense, for doing work in the
Tailoring Business
on very short notice, in a neat,durable, and fad\
ionable manner, and at reduced prices.
1 will furnish garments to order. if desired, or:
render the customer whatever assistance he may
need in aeleeting materiels of the best quality,
and at the lowest market prices. •
All me work will be warranted as to fit, fin.
ish anti durability. Ho customer need take it'
work from the shop unless it snits him.
Being permanently, and exclusively ed
in this business, it shall be my great aim please
the public, and thus secure their patro sire.
P. NEB.
- Montrose. June Ist 1858. 22tf.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR
Contains simple remedies easily obtained for
the cure of disease in all forms. It talks-io yes
in plain languagi, easily undo stood by plain
folks;, may at an) moment be beyont price in
its serskes to you; contains 808 1 2 1110 .• pages,
sn will be fotWarded. to your address Pokitage
paikon receipt of ONE DOLLAR. Everybody
should ham' it !
Bend to JONN E NYTTER.TabIiabeA
No. pi 7 SitosoCs4.. Philade!pia, Pa.
Ur . Ag r ,enill
will firkr it rcry popular .
JOHN GROVE%
LOOK AT THU!
IRON CITE COININERCIAL COLLROR. .
P/TTORORG, PA. - • CHART:AIM 1863.
360 Students attending Jaioary. 1838,
MOW the largest and most thorough - Commer.
cial School of the quited States: Young
men prepared for actual duties of the Counting
Room.
J. C. Sierra, A. M., Prof. of Book-keeping
aid Scientific ,Accoutits.
A. T. DcioTnErr, Teacher of Arithmetic and
Commercial CIIICUIaIIOO. > -
J. A. tlEinatcx ind T. C. J6jxus,Tanehor of
Bonk•kreping. s, ,
A. Cor•t.ex and W. A. idfLizi,Profa.oiPenn
manahip. -
ISINGLIC AND DODDLI ENTRY BOON KEATING,
As toed in every department of business.
COM MERCI A L ARITHMETIC—RAPID BU.
SINESS WRI s'ING—
DETECTING COUNTERFEIT MONEY
MERCANTILE CORRESPONDENCE-
COMMERCIAL LAW-
At taught and all other aubjecuanceessary for
the success and thorough edueaticin of a practi
cal bueinesa 'roan. . , -
I 2 PREMIILVMS.
Drawn all the,Presniume.in. Pittsburg for the
past three years, also in Eastern. awl Western
-Cities, fur best Writing.
NOT ENG Itik TEP WOO K •
1711POILTASIT INFOI2.3IATION.
Students enter at any tim&—No vacation—Time
unlimited-Rt:vien• at, ple9aure—Graduates as.
amed to obtain aituationa--Tuitiou forTu II Com
mercial Course, $35.00---Aeerage time 8 to 12
weeks-1141.rd, $4,50 per week—Stationery,
$6,00--Entire cost,-$60,00 to $70,00. . '
Minidter'a sons rtceivi-0 at half price.
For -Card—Circular—Sprcimens of Business
and Ornamental. Writing—hie:use two - stnmps
and address F. W. JEINKIN, Pittmbem Pa.
SriaraNT 9th. 18.58-3:n (Itt,c4.*.w
A PRIZE FOR EVEnT BODVS
'WHO SUBSCRIBES FOR THE
'Stitt -port► Otrthlii Prro.
E =3 3
EMILY REWIFIFEIL
rim HE NEW-YORK WEEKLY PRESS TS
AL on e of the best titer:try papers of the day.
A large-Qua - ito containing Twenty Pares, or
Aixtv Colours. of entertaining matter,, d Ele
gantly Illustrated every week.
A Gift worth from 50 coma to .$lOOO wi'l be
m e et to each eobscriber ou the receipt of the huh
scrilitiou money.
One copy for one year, and I gift ....;82.
Three copied one year,. and 3 Ole . .
Five tl'opies one year, and 5 gift", .. . 8.
Ten copies one year, and 104titls' . . . 15.
Twenty-one copies tine }ear, and 21 gins 30.
The articles to be distributed are. cotopriZed in
the following list 1--
1 United States Treasury Note' $lOOO.
it do do du 600 each.
do da do 200 each.
10 do • do do 100 each.
IV Pot, Lev. nunrg Cased Watches 100 earn.
24 Gold Watches . 7 . 5 each.
50 do . 60 cavil.
100 do 2 - . .5n each:
Inv Ladies Gold Watches - 35 each.
200 Silver Hunting Cubed Watches 30 ettA.
500 du Watches 1115 to 95 ea c h„
1000 Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains 1014.30,
do do Fens end pencils - sto 15 each.
Gold Lockets. Bracelets, Brooehes,•Ear Drops.
Breast Pins, Cuff Pin4,..:Sleeve Buttons, Rings,
Shirt Studs, Watch KeyN.Gold and Silver Tni lll
tiles, and a variety of other articles, worth from
fifty cents to fifteen dollars inch.
On receipt of theniibXeription money. the soh.
seribera'name wilt be entered upon our books
opposite a number. and the gift corresponding
with that number will be forwarded within one
week, by mail or express; post paid.
There is neither hutnbitg nor lottery abotit the
above, as every subscriber is sure of a Prize gni
value. We prefer to make , this liberal distribit
tion among them instead a: giving a tarp corn
mission to agents, giving to the subscriber tie
amount that would go to the agent, in m a ny
cases a hundred fbld more.
at - Address all communications to
DANIEL AI)EE. Publisher,
May 27.—y1.) 211 eciatte Stript, New Yorks .
D.) pitkallat'it Si ; , aikt L
r O MOTILERB, WIVES &DAUGIFFERS.
IL Dr. R.A. LAIIONI'S Periodical Compound.
The most beneficial and successful so Et?
£CISE now in use or known, for all cases of dis.
ordered, obstructed or suppressed Menstruation,
Lucorrhoett, Female Weakness itte.- Ladies who
have been disappointed in the use of Female Pill
&c , can put the utmost confidence in this Com
pound, it is infallible in the cure of all the above
natued complaints. It gill be sent by inall ip
any address by enclosing $2 to any authorized
scent. Prepared by R. I. ANDREW Buffalo
N.Y.For sale in Montrose by
.mayl3'.sB-Ivl • - READ, &CO.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,'
- PH/LADELPHIA. -
A Dentroknt Inslitutionestablished by specie/ en
, dotement for the relief of the sick and distressed,
afflicted with Virulent and EOidetni;• disease..
THE HOWARD /WPM' ATTON,III view of the aw
ful destruction of human life, causisi'by Sex.
ual diseases, and the deceptioits practiced upon
use unfortunate victims of such -diseases by
Quacks, severnl years ago directed their Con.
suiting - Surgeon, as u CHARITABLE ACT worthy of
their name; V open a 'Dispensary for the treat.
mkt df thief class of diseases, in all their forms,
a,nd to give MEDICAL AIaICE GRATIS. In all who
apply by letter, with a description of their con-
dition, (110; occupation, habits of life, &c.,) and
in eases of extreme poverty. to furnish medicines
free of charge. It is. needless to add that the
Mint:Winn commands the highest medical skill
of the age, and will furnish the,most improved
modern treatment.
. The Ditectors orthe Association-in their An
dbal Report upon the treatment of Sexual Di
senses, for the year ending January Ist, 11358,
express the highest satisfaction with the suecess
which has sttended the labors of the Consulting
Surgeon in the cure of Spermatorrhces. Seminal
Weakness. Impotence. Gonorrhfma,G leet,Sy
the. vice 'of Onanisni or Self.almse, &c, and or
der a coniinnioce of the same plan fur the en.'
suing year,
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhces. or
Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanism, Siestas
Winn, or Seltabuse, ar d other disease* of the
seam& organs, by the Consulting Surgeon. will
be seat by mail (in *.sealed envelope), FREE
OF CHARGE: on the - receipt of TWO
,STAMPS for postage. Other. Reports and
Tracts on the nature and treatment of sexual
'senses, diet. &e.. are constantly being publish
e d for grituitons distribution and will be sent
to the' afflicted. Some of the new remedies
and methods of treatment discovered during
the last year, are of great value.
Address. for Report or Treatment, Dr. I
SKI LLIN HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, How.
ard Asiociation, N 0.2 South Ninth Street, Phil.
adelphia. Pa. By order of the Directors. -
- EZRA D. HEART WELL President.
Geo. FAIRCHILD. &RV OC 28.1 y
AN ACRWATILC• .
Charley Morris with .hair and hoß i ,
Neir,sole heir Of this v a st area
And non* to hallo's* me soli halt s
_ Resolved ' to warßsnt ev'ry jia
Lies have' a nob,
you'll And me honest, juSt 'and faiß.
* * *shop No..4,llivemeat of Seatle's Hotel, on
Turnpike Street.. _
Mos:Ross, Oct. eotb. 1/158.—te.
fiO.OllBlL,
U. J. WEBB'S.
MONTROSE, NOV. 30th 1858
.:-
_ . , - -',Ji A MT iSt.
AND . 'MATERIALS'TOR
.1.:-1::P . : H T. 'Sr
URNING FLUID, 'Camphene, Lamp Oil,
EP Comae:, tfe:, or beat qualities, constantly
on hand, and at prices an off EAP A 5,7011 CREITEST.
Customers may rely upon getting" FlUId and
Causphenti, nirrfi'and gdpd,• an i sell so fist,
they never,get stem Also:Vans" and Lamps.
ABEL TURRELL
Montmse, Nor. 25th, !OP!.
T.HETLIND bit/ILL SEE
A LARGE AND NEW_SUPPLY OF
SP ECTACLES.
IUST R4VEIFED.
TO AID Tat EYE. 9 44 441'41- TRY
at 11MRELLS.
Montrose, Nov. 25th. 1858.
*lour - Vrobision Start.
•
O NE door below —Ethridge's Drug Store,
.1
on Public. Avenue, where will be found
nsotantiv on hand' a treneral assortment of
GROCERIES:
Such asSuears„ ilolasses, 'Syrups, Teas, Coffee
Sta, dte.„ Sre.
Alsrithe.ehnieest brands of
FAMILY,FLOUR,
Meal, Lard. Pork. Clams. Fish. Dipped Candles-
Tmothy, Clover, Field and Garden
Seeds.
We solicit a share of the public patilinamand
pledge ourselves to do the lair thing, hoping by
each bargain to seeurs another:
BALDWIN di ALLEN.
Wk. L. ALLEN:
ALF lIED BALDWIN.
TO THE PUBLIC
SQOM e Mere tin to publish a few low prices,
or the price of a few loai [mired articles. as
an inducement to persons to make their pm-Aeries
of diem, under the praninption that eyer thing
is upially low. • Withou. taking spare in the ,
public papers to enumerate prtcce,..l - wish it dis
tinctly utaderstoodohat I will sell Goods as low
for the quality as they can be bought in any
other Store in this place or county. Baits and
Honky not used. Purchasers will generally find
aood qualitiea of Articles :ATl:menu:a. and in
Druns. -Medicines, Faints, Oil., and Die Stuff.,
the very best, and the assortments lull Th e
Fancy Goods •Ineinirtntent is also extensive.
Also. choice Family Groceries. Crockery, Wall
Paper,rJewelrv, Perfumery, &c. In short nearly
everything usually kept in country stores. As I
deal in many departments of trade, and have
more Articles than 1 can' well enumerate in the
limits . of a Newspaper, I norattempt it;
neither will it be necessary, under these cir
cumstances, to` fill a eotutun with useless re.
petitiona arid blanks. The rwopleare invited to
call and examine for themselves.
ti,,ntrim.,,Nov.
1;1;4 1
v A B BEL TURRELL
If ERN/A .TR.USSP,'S
Ar AL SUPPORTERS;
SIIOULDER BRACES.
I Lizir received a large rasnrtment of the
:above nets:tem, at reduced prices. The meat
difficult, cannot fail to be 'wired in size. quality
end pricer. - At3EL TIIIME I LL
ttlAntrn..e. l .4nv. fisth.`:;l4lsB.
White-Man's Barber
—AT THE—
TRAM LI DTMI *
AfON,TROSE_ PA. -
ne 28 'W. H NEWEY.-,
1 .i , FIPALII:II 140113E.V.---A ...uperinr Ins
crl ssw No. 1 selling fur tilree - quirteni ti.o
p. ira of la4t ses.ion, by 1-1 nuRRITT.
New Milford. Dee. 1.4. 1858.
CASH PAID
FOR SHIPPING FURS BY
H ID EN BROTHERS.
New biiliord, Is', 18:19. .
"TO THE PUBLIC.
GOOD- WATCHES
' , HAT have been spoiled by unskilful Anions
1 can attain be made, good by
I HIGGINBOTHAM
A regular City Wateh.nniker.ermpetent to • epair
thiplea, Repeaters. Patent and Detnyhert Levers,
Levine+. and Vert ICA I Watcbe+,6e.4c. whether
English: Swiss. French or Chinesi make: and
fir this pinion° has on liand a prod assortment
'of Wsteh Jewels, Watch. Meets... Mainsprings,
Cylinders. Hands,,Glas-es, 6tr., &e.
pir Shop in flentlev.. Read & Co.'a LEtoro,
Iliceirix Block. Montrose Sask. Co., pa.
August /sth. 1858. - tf.
WINTER ARRANGEhENT.
ganIMM I NSLa . MIN
'MEW RAILROAD ROUTE—DEIAWARE,
1 1 11 -LACKAWANNA & WESTERN RAIL.
ROAD --New and expeditions brad pine
route riom the - Mort and West, via' Great Befid
and &Canton, and . frnin the Lackawanna and
thiutigh to - New - Wilt and
Philadelphia. .
On andafter Thursday, January 80lb, 1859,
.trains will.be run as follows:
The Night. Expreaa Train boom:l6am on N, Y.
& Erie .E. R. arrives at Grent Reed at 7 33 a. m..
;lad connects with the EXPREets 'Train lap e l
leaves Great Bend fur New York and Philadelphia
• • - 7 B.tura. in.,
Due at 11ontrese, ' )3 37 • "
-'. Tunkhennork, - -- - 918 ' 0
--'• ~ - Factory ville, , s 9.41"
Serantun, ' 'lO 30 ' "
Moscow, - - . 11.17 "
13triMd.liorg; 1.12 p. m.
..
Water Gap.= - -196 "
Dslaivare,(ls minutes tirdine,) 160 "
Bridgeville, 2.20 "
Junction; - 3-13 "
-•- Now - -York; - , =...._.,,:7,16,. 0
Philadelphia, 8.16 "
•
Passengers frnm N. Y., mare Pier -
No. 2 North Rivrr, nt
From Philicyfibii,leave k3;e
Wharf, at' • 6.00 ".
Leave Junction, ' • 1-1.10- " ,
Due atßridgeville, • 1309 p. M.
Delaware.(ls mic.tidinner),l3 16
. : Water, Gap, - 12.55 "
Stroudsburg, '• . • 1.08 "
Moscow, • 3.16 "
• Scranton i -4.00 s a
. ,
- Far t oryvillo - . • 452 ••
Tunkhannt4 - -' ,
- 0.11 i
- Montrose, ' t 6.58 "
Great Bend. . .. • .6.36 4 1
Connecting at Great Bend with the` -
Mail Train, west. at - 7.10 0
Acclllllol oda ti en Train leaves EtTiII• ,
ton tor Great Bend at - 8.10 a. m.
Arrive at Great Bend. . 12 BIS p. in.
Connecting with the Emlgrat Train West at
2.20. the Dunkirk Express at 4.38. and toe N.
Y. Express. east; at 310 p. m. ,
_- ',.:. •• " • '
Returning, leaves Great Bead at
~. 3;15 p. oh
Dun at Scranton` ,' - - T. 30 "
For the arcomm ' od'ation of way Havel on the
.• Southern Division,a pauengerear will be at.
tached totheEffpressFrelghtTrains,leaving-
Scranto.;.rit ' - .'''4.45 a. to
Due at Stroodsberg at • ,10.20 ,(
" : Junction at • . • 140 p. m.
Returuing, will leave Junction at 346,a. to.
Dneat.Strondaburg at - 1.15 .. "
.. Scranton at , 2.35 ii. IV
Passengers to imd from-blew yolk oral Phil.
adelphia- will change ears at Jun ction.
For Pittston; Kingston. and 'Wilkaabarrei
take L. &IL' IL'R.. ears •at Scranton..
-For, Jessup. Archbald, and Carbondale, take
the Stages at Scranton., •
Tleketsaaataitid barrage ebeeked thrangL.
• -
=JOHN, BRISBIN, qif V.
wx. N. Jr.ttas,lDen'l Ticket Agent
tratitoti, Jan. ISth, 1859.
7.80 a. m