YESTERDAY
TEERE WAS AN ARRIVAL or
NEW
• . .
IVCO !
D FIPLINES, Prints, bula S
lhawls,lllantillas,
Dusters, Parasols and Umbrellas, and an
immense quantity pf.other GOODS which will
be shown Tart of c harge . by 11. C. TYLER.
May 19th, 1859.-...
BUILMNG FLUID, White and Cod Fish,
Ladies Kid'S. S. Boots, and more Gaiters
from 56.‘ets. to 51,75-101 at . TYLER'S.
Slay 19th 1859. - •
" All. THE YEAR- ROUND."
DICKENS NEW WEEKLY.
UE have -the pleasure of announcing that
If. we have entered into arrangements with
CHARLES DICKENS, for the issue of his new
publication entitled 'tAtt , Tux YEAI: Ronan,"
each week, in New Yoik„simultaueously with
its issue in Loador, plates being taken from
the English edition, and forwarded tows suffi
ciently in advance of publiCation for that...pur
pose. The first number appear in London
and New York on Wednesday, May ath,..and
will contain the commenvenient of a new story
by CharlesUckena, to by continued-front week
to week during about eight months. -
Thus it will be seen -that American tenders
of "An the Year round,"; - will obtain t4e .sto
ries and Other contributions of Mr. DicsEas,
and the Staff of writers associated with him, enn. -
bracing an, array of distinguished talent with
which no otho publication can cowpare, several.
weeksin.advance of their reachirg this country
through Ordinary sources, and at the lame time
they are given to the public in London.
Wo will state that this arrangeineet has been
consummated by the payment of a. largo sum of.
money to Mr. Dickensoset ?he extraordinary
interest which the announcement of the prihtica
tion has excited in literary circles, the assurance,
that Mr. Dichens has given that 'he shall devote
to all his best energies, and the appearance
of anew story from his pen, cannot fail to born
mind for it at once a largo circulation. -
The following announcement from Mr. Dick
ens will convey an idea a the charaelte; and
aims of the work:
- AUDRUSS.
Nine years of llousehrild Iveris are-. the best
assurance that can be Offered': to the public of
the spirit and objects of "All the, Year Round."
In transfering myself, and my strongest en
lergies, frinn the publication that.is about to
discogtinued, to the publication that is about tp
be "begun, I have the happiness of taking with me
that staff of -writers with whom I have labored,
and all, the: . literary and business cooperation
.that can make my work a pleasure. In some
important respects, I am now free greatly to ad
vance on past arrangements. Those I leave to
testify for themselves in due course.
'That fusion of the graces of the imagination
with the realities of life, which is vital to the
welfare of lacy community,:and fur which I have
striven from week to week w as honestly as I
could duritig the last nine years;-will continue
to be striven fur; "all tho year round." The
weekly cares and duties become „things of the
Past, merely to beas-ueigl, with an increased
lover'for them_ and brighter hopes springing out
of them, in the Present and the Future.
look plan for a eery much wider circle
of readers. and yet again for a steadily expanding
of readerN in the projects rhopo to parry
through "all the year round' And I feel con
fident that th'.s expectation ;rill be realized, if it
deserves realization.!
_ .
The task of ray new jettrira is ,wand it will
steadily try to work the task vet. Its psges
shall - show to — good..-putpoSe their tnotto is re
rnetiberedin them,' - and with how much fidelity
and earnestness they tell
.TIIE STOUT_OF ourt LIVES. FEOM TEAR TO TEAP.
CHARLES DICKENS.
T M l .l S :
"Single Copies by all News Den!era, 5 rents.
(tee Copy Onertear, per mail, (53 No.) 52,50
One Copy Six' , Montr.s, per mail, (26 No.) , 1.25
Ftve Copies One Year, per mail; 10.00
Eleven Copies One Year, per „ 20*
and at the Fame rate . for , ail over.
It 101:pis° he issued in monthly parts, put
op in telegant tinted covers, 'at 20 cents cacti;
arid by the-year on the same terms as above.
Back numbers always furnished when desired.
Specimens will be forwarded tos• any address,
post paid, on riveiptg two letter stamps.
.1r.,11. EMERSON A CO-. •
Agentf , ,
•• 37 Park •Row, New York
, .
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
rpliE ICopertnerAip het-v . 44°re existing bEi-
JIL twern the s enb.Filibers, tinder, the firm of
Post, Coope.r & Co.,
Jr; thig day ditsolvetity mattit.t eirnitlit. Out
standing bmsiness.will.by settled•by IVx Ilux-r
-nttu Cuor.pt. ISAAC L. POST,
-HENRY DRINKER,
- WSI. HUNTT(NG COOPER.
51untrose,I'enn; April 3004 1859.
'
COPARTNERSHIP:
r IIE undersigned have this thy formed a
Copartnership under the firm and style of
Wm. IL Cooper dic. Co,
for the purpose of transacting a Brommu
CirsAN.EAND Com:EL-I . lox BUSINESS in the Bo
rough of Montrose.
,
- \VS!. lILINTTINGCOPPEft,
lIENRY DRINKER.
Montro‘e, I'enn., May 9.d,•1859.
MK Mil
yo that want to .bey GOODS carelr Fon
C.A SIT, emit at the Store of
- J. LYONS & .
IVlCcxri - trc).se, -
wliere you can get
25 yards of - Calico for $1 00
9 rails of . gcodDelain $1 00
10 yards of Gingham for $1 00
46 yards of Sheeting for $1 00
14 lbs. of Boston, Soda or
Swee t CTackers for $1 00
• 4 lbs. of godd Tea for , $1 00*
12 lbs. No.l Mackerel for $1 00
Ladies' Gaiters for 62 cults
yitli a general assortment of Goods curer. Also
:%.lelodeons, Guitars, Violins, Fifes, Flutes,
Sheet Music, &e. &e: -
Fresh Ftviidjust received and for sale by
Dluy,3 859.:1:LYONS & SON.
arThe oldest, widest circulated, and Nmost
' conaplete,.con•ce.t, and reliable Bank Note
Reporter exi4tenee.
• THOMPSON'S -s
BANK NOTE' , COMMERCIAL. REPORTER.
Circulation 100.000: •
EDITED BY JOHN THOM.PS.ON
Quotations corrected by - Thosirsox BROTH-ERS,
SVaILISt. -
Putolislted Lr Cmts. Bictlimit..ll7Fraukiii St,
• NEW YORK. •
• t
TEDMs OF SI:MR:MON IN ADVANCE:
To Ma ,subscribers,
Weekly 82, I Semi-tnonthly $l, I Monthly 7.scts
To 'Postmasters and others, who form clubs
Ind forward us the money in Advance, we will
send :he Repoitir,"Coin Chart Manual, And he
serip:ire List, as.follows:
5 copies of the Weekly, orte.year,..lB,oo
.
5 copies 44 the Semi.mcinthly . .4.00
ln copies .of the Monthly.' . . ... , .6,40
.We will forward gratuitously to any person
Rending a dab of s2o.at the above rates, at any
one time, Our American Gold Coin Tel Seale.
Address, Thenipolin Brothers, Bankers,
Nu. 2 Wall SL, N. Y., Proprietors.
••• DR; E. W. WELLS
vir Ai IN G permanently located in Dfisidaff
offers his professional services to all who
mac require them. Also, keeps constantly on
hatid a t full stock of Drug's and Medicines;
Pure, Wines and. Liquors for Afedical
• ap7--6ut.
NEW GOODS
FOR TIIR SPRING OF 1859!
-AT
YOUNG & SMITH'S,
Summersville; Pa.
W.?. take this' opport unity of expreteling•o!ir'
thanks to our customers and the public
generally for their liberal patronage during the
`past year, and will add that we 1.11311 endeavor to
merit a continuance of the same by fatibishing
Aar` C:3 O C , ID . SC . .
in the same way that we have heretofore done,
that is, at the very lowest possible Prices. Hav
ing just returned from the C TIT we
would iseito the.atteuUon of the: public, .to the
LARGE ANO.HANDSOME•ASSORTMENT OF
G 4:3 0 OCP 3=l ti 3
for the spring trade, comprising utmost l every
thing that can be.found in ft Country tore,
amongst which we will mention the following:
A large lot of. tirsc-e. Small Figured, Dark and
Fast Colored Prints at 6 1.4 centalicryttrd. A
tot of theta() hoary Brown tfuslins always. on
hand. Brown. Sheeting and Shirting constantly
On hand and for sale at the-most reasonable pri
ces. A large lot of 31erimack, Cocheco,' Allen,
Sprague, • Donnell, -acid other Prints—Spring
Styles—fortale at the seine low prices at which
we have sad thein during the past year.4Spring
Detains and Chailies, very hanASOMO and cheap.
Cloth s, Cassimers, Satinetts, Jeans, Ves - tinirs, ,
&c. A good assortment of Bond Stripes, Cot
tonades. pucks and Linen Drills, for farmers'
wear, Denims, Striped Shirtings, Checks, &r.
Ready-wade Clothing conntaptly on
hand. - FF
° • Croi-kery and. Glass 'Ware, a]are a_s
xoittnent of the besr-konlity of White 9ranite
Ware, just received and for sale by the $t or In
lots to purchasers.
Hat* and Cape, Bdors and fOletwil
in endless variety. • :
I ..
Cedar Ware, Tabs Churnejrays, Buck
etstilaits, V.iitas, &c.. - I
• tirrceries, as usual at low water, mark.
Teas At astonishingly low figures. I
FISH: FISH!! FISH:::
Mackerel in. half barrels, quarter bLs..„and kits,
warranted full weight or the money • returned.
Shad and While Fish also on hand.
Salt 4 - the barrel, sack or bushel.
Mittel% and Oils of all kinds.
All kinds of PRODUCE taken in exchange
for Goods at the highest market prices.
We solicit nn exminidion of our stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
YOVISIG & SMITH
April 26th, 18:59?--m3w6.
FRESH ARRIVAL!
rVIIE undersigned -would respectfully
nounee t'o the public that he has just re
ceived a supply of
lIMILT GROCERIES ) -
among which may' be found lho very 'twat of
Sugar, Molasses; Syrup
Tea, Cofibe,
at prices to suit the times, for ready pay,. Don't
mistake the ph ice, but call at the basemont of
the
liIVAXSTICOVEL 110T1 L,
inhere yoluF humble eeriunt carries on a
generill - •
SALCON & GROCERY BUSINESS ,
and whire the public may always rely upon
k l uving tfieir wants attended tz, with promptness
and-fidelity. 0. M. CRANE.
Montrose, April r-tOth.
Medical Copartnershi
N.C.BLAKESLEE: and P. E: BRUSH
1./having associated themselves under the
mine of Blakeslee & Bru,h for the prOsecm.
Con of the duties of their, profession, respect
fully offer their profession - al services to the
'lnvalid Public."
Office at the residence of Dr. Blakeslee, mid
way between the tillages of !Blood; and
Springvi le. A. C. BLAKESLEE:
- April 20, I'. E: BRUSH.
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
IWISH to call the ettention tf Fiume; to
tlte, Independent Tooth
HORSE R
L
. This Raise has been used for, the past three
yeas in this County and proved to be the Rake
and the only Rake suited to the rough country.
Any one, not •Wishing to take the assertion,
anewho wants a Rake; please try it, and if not
satisfactory, return it within throe days um
injured, and take his money- To -menThants
and dealers a liberal. deduction from retail price
of twelve dollars. All kinds of Grain taken
in exchange for Rakes at Searle's mill. Also
secend hand Wire Tobth and Revolving Rakes
sold ver'y cheap. All orders promptly attended
to and Rakes delivered on short notice.
Residence of the subscriber,and manufactory,
one mile from Montrose, on Snake Creek: turn-
pike. CHANCY FOOT
Montrose. April 2,5, '53-3ln
BIT/ 211;:galnitEITEM
WOULD respectfully announce to the citi
zens of L,wsvillo Center and adjoining
'country that tht'y are prepared to furnish almost
f:verything.that is use:llls callo for in a noun
,
try store. , Our clock cousists of '
DRY GOODS!;
Vizlack and I'laid Silks, Chilla . Robes, Lawn
Robes, Printed and White Brillants, Sareenet,
Cambrics, Dotted Swiss Muslims, Calicoes--the
most splendid stock without exception that! , was
ever brought to Susquehanna Ceinly. (Palm
Leif Hats—in 20 varieties: Silver Grays, Drown
and Fancy Leghorn Hats—in every variety:
Fur hats. Parasols and Umbrellas—of Fiery
',tvle and price, from 85.t024 s. Embroidered
Cellars, Under Sleeves, Ribbons—imipprise
stock. CROCKERY—An six different styles—
in Tea and Dinner Setts.; WALL PAPER—ta
very large stock.' All kinds of FARMING
TOOLS—of the most approved pattemti. In
fine, a very large stork of everything pertditiing
to the mercantile business, on the most favora
ble terms of any- house in-the 'country. ,Cash
trade especialiy preferred, but all kinds of Conn
* Produce taken in exchange for Goods.and
the kigheat market price paid for same. BOOTS
and SHOES form a prominent feature of a ! very
large Stock of Goods, and will be found in every
style and variety. GROCERIES—a very large
stock. " DRUGS and MEDICINES, and GLASS.
FURNITUREsuch as Chairs and Detsteads—
from I 8 s t0,86.8U. • _
Soliciting a very large share of Trade f4r the
new firm we remain, respectfully at the service
public'. It. & co.
Lawsville Centre, Pa., A pril 111,1868.7
ZZ4ConVICSM.
A LL indebted to the late finny of G.,W.
xx. - sr.,-3,0-sac& co., GmLEI; BEAEDLEG, or
BL-tanisu & Co. either by Notq or Book
account are earnestly requestl4 to call upon A.
Crissr.,Esq, or II: G. BLEEPING, and settle rith
out delay, as their Books ains2 - BE ,apnrp 151-
. H. G. BLANDING.
Bathed, April 4th 1869.-14.
wc>rxwicEl.
coml would respectfully announce tO the
Public t.gat he may still be tumid at the
old stand, fully prepared , to attend to the *ants
of the community: lie willkeep on band agood
stock of .... . r
CA , .t•Cif3ol l lo l ,3 i
SCCAas, TEAS, COEEEE, SEIC,ES; Fgii T., FLOUR
and SIL T (by the sack or barrel,)-Frsa, and all
articles found in First Class Groceries.
He would particularly call the atteutittn of
Farmers and others to the fact "Oaf he is
constantly receiving fresh supplies of
FIRST. RATE FLOUR;
also good and medium qualities, which will bo
sold mum; to? ready pay, in quantities to
the purchaser.
Moritrose,roh. ✓lst 1859. •
Gifts! Gifts! Gifts!
TUE .011IGINAL GIFT .BOOK
D. W. EVANS & CO. -
TIIF. 677 BROADWAY: 677 THE--
FIFTH •NEW-YORK. FIFTH
YEAR. ESTABLISHED 1854. YEAR.
THE following is a partial list of property
which will be given to the. purchasers of
Books At the time of sale: worth from'
Gold Watehes,English Lever,
.PatenV - Lever and Lepince;s3o,oo to 6100,00
Silver Watches,Patent Lever,
full jeweled, hunting rases,
open face and Cylinder es
eapemersh. 12,00 to 40,00
Gold Lockets, Largo size,fonr
glasses, and two glasses
•
with springs, large 'and
small size with snap,- 2,50 to MOO
Cameo, Mosaic, Florentine,
Painted, Lava, Goldstone,
•
Garnet and Coral Seta of
Pins and Drops, 5,00 to 1.'5,00
Ladies' Gold Guard Chains,
Palley Neel: Chains, Chats
labs, 8,00 to 18,00
Gents' Fob and Voat Chains, 10,00 to 3000
Seta Cameo, Goldstone,Paint
ed, Mosaic; Garnet, Onyx,
Engraved'and Plain Gold
Sleeve Buttons and Bosom
Studs, 2:00 to 16,00
Gold Peneils,with Pens,larg,e,
medium and small, 3,50 to 7,00
Silver Peneils,withGold Pcna,
large, medium and small
size, double and single, ex
tension eases, • 2,00 to. 5,00
Gents' Heavy Signet RATA,
Ladies' Gold Chased and
Plain Rings, 1,00 to 750
Gents' Gold BosomPins,Clus.
ter, with Opal,iiicarf Pins,
Onyx, Garnet, ike-, 1,50 to 5,00
Rich 'Silk Dress Patterns,. 22,00 to 30,00
Cameo, Mosaic; Coral Garnet,
Chased and Plain Oval
Bracelets. 5,00 to 30,60
Silver and Gold Thimbles, 60 to 6,00
Gents' Pen and Pocket Knife, 60 to 1,50
Pearl and Moroeo- Porto.
monnat es,
Tooth Picks, Watch Keys,
Guard Slides. 1,50 to 3.50
Gold Crosses, small, medium
and largo, 2,00 to 7,50
Besides other Gifts, comprising.° large and
valuable assortment of miscellaneous articles,
varying from SI to 840.
The proprietors of the OLDEST ESTAB
LISHED GIFT BOOK IN THE UNITED
STATES, for the uninterrupted success which
has crowned their earnest efforts td please du
ring the last four yenta, would, return their sin
cere thanks to the hundreds o thousands who.
have, in past time, seen Et to bestow their lib
eral patronage upon them; and ,Would further
assure them, and the public generally, that their
long experience and established capital warrant
them in offering greater inducements than ever,
and such as are out of the reach of any similar
establishment in the country; .and propose, in
this, THE FIFTH YEAR. ,
of their location in New 'fork, to introduce
NEW FEATURES.
. STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS, --
GIFTS of GREATER VALUE nod VARIETY
A still Larger and Better Selected Stock of
. BOONS.
CoMmissions and inducements to clubs and
to agents vi s ho are willing to devote their time
to our business; so that these who desire can have
rir-GIFTS AND Boos WITIIOCT 51011E1r.a5
We shall endeavor to ealablish an agent in
evely. town in the United States; so that all who
will may benefit by our liberal system of trade.
We hare appointed A. J. CrEIILRITSOY
our duly autherired agent for MONTROSE and
vicinity, who will receive and forward all orders
with attention and de s p;teh.
A NEW AND REVISED CATALOGUE,
ready for distributiOn, containing every desira
ble hook, new - or old, now in print; and ac
knowledged by librarians and literary men to be
the most complete and best classified ever is
sued, l e thout an exception.
_ 500,00
are now ready to be given away, mailed fret to
any addeess,toall parts of the world. It contnns
all the works on - .
Art, Science and Nat. , E 'Philosophical &Clas
. oral History, sisal Works,
Adventures, Tracels,, V historical and Mis
&e., .A ' cellanions,
Agileultrral and Do. N Poetical,Theological,
mestie Economy, , s - Religious,
Belles Letters,Essayk, Law, Medical, Ma50n
&c.,„.,...
~ & ic,
Bibles, Standard Fictions,
Biographies, - -c Prayer, Hymn and
Dictionaries, ' Glee Books,
Encyclopedias, ! 0 Text Books for
Gazetteers, . • , Schools, &c., &c.,
And a thousand varieties of publications in eve
ry department of literature. We sell as low—
and, in molly cases, lower than—any other house
in the country ; and with every book of the
value of one dollar or more, wo present some
useful Gift, without extra charge.
;LET EVERY ONE CONSULT HIS
OWN INTEREST,
;And buy at EVANS' Gift Boa Store,
THE ;examine the prices of books, see the
NES- ,beautiful gifts so freely scattered among
our patrons, and be satisfied that the on-
PLACE ly economical way of buying books is at
TO NO. 677 BROADWAY,
'LAFARGE HOTEL BUILDING,
TOUR WE GUARANTEE PERFECT SAT
UM' ISFACTION.
JUDGE FOR- YOURSELVES.
I E n t , Examine our plan of business. Any
"'one .can Who will. Observe the daily
IS 'distribution of watches, gold and silver;
Al 'test, chatelaine, and guard chains; brace-
E ANSlets, cameo, mosaic, Cerra, goldstone,
, GIFT carnet and gold seta of pin and clasps;
non 'bracelets, large, medium and small size;
STORE', tinge, chased, plain and set with stones,
11l cameo , goldstone, coral ; mosaic, and en
, grated studs and iteet.e bnttnr.s; scarf
gold pens and pencils; gold
11 " 4 u• pens in silver and morocco cases, and a
WAY, .thousand other articles of use and value.
NEW. A Gift With every boot worth ream 50
UM eta to $l. Send for Catniciatte.
cm . . It will cost colt nothing, and wilt .be
,valuable as a.b . ook of reference, if noth
-, %lag more. Address D.W.EVANS & CO.
9 No 677-Broadway, New-York.
N. B—A WOltD OF EXPLANATION TO
those who have known us under the Stile of
Evans. & Co. The Business located by us at
No. 677 Broadway, New York City, is the oldest
established house in the country, and is known
worldwide as the original "Evans & Co.'s
Gift - Bookstore." Many have taken the advan
tage of our popularity to advertise under the
same name, to Increase their trade—aid thodgh
a house baring neither character of name of its
own, can hardly claim the'coottlence of the
commLnity—to protect the few schema) , be un
acquainted with us, wo would state that we
hare no conhection with any other Gift Book
House—and tteangh many advertise Under the
name of grans & Co, the firm constituted by
D. W. EVANS and J. li. PRESTON, IS the
first and only.cobcern rightfully using the Same.
But to prevent all confusion in the future, we
shall use the Style of.
D. W. EVANS & CO.,
and all persons 'wrongfully osier the smells:
Lion to mislead the public, will be made to suf•
fer the peealty of_the
D. W. EVANS & CO:,
aP.2B„. 617 Broadway, Now York.
GArikkr - r,
WHOLESALE 4ND RERAIL DEALER IN
FLOUR, GRAIN, _ , SALT,
NEW NELPORD.—Sate *am, PRATT'S Office.
IiAT ILL keep constantly: on hand the best
T V • breAdtkof FLOUR—by the Seek or Hun.
drecl Barrela—itt the loriest market prices, Also,
SALT-by the Segle Aura or /mod-
Ali orders from Mertihaiste and Dealers will
bis"piemptly attended to. , „
,!** Gash paid for pilaf]. Wool, Pelts, Hides,
and all Farmers' Produce in their season.
' • 11. GARRATT
A.; 3114 44 17A)i1it ," 1 051.
' s!
STORE
' TR X tr 4 4;
o. * _°: TnE
444
READY-PAY SYSTEM
TT is certain that-Goods combo sold successful.
ly in Montrose, and at Susquehanna Depot
FOR CASH.
T i hoso dowl2ting, this assertion a ifl do well to call
a l the stores of,
•
(6ittenbrg t lgostubattin,- t.f,rt •
.
w h ere -it w ill b e pros:en that the Aterehent in
selling hie Goods
,tan afford to, sell:Ctioaper
for. Cash, and Anti ,otyer.inducknents sufficient to
make it no obj ect to Purchkiers, at, whatevor
sacrifice they are obliged to make,to procure the
Money to adopt in their Purchases the Cese
Sreitti. •
We have just received and are conistantly re
ceiving, a splendid assortment of
SPRIHG & SUMMER GOODS,
adapted for this season, and which will not fail
to give general satisfaction. They were
,pur-•
purchased under the most favorable circumstan
cea a nd we are enabled and WILL offer and soil
.
at prays far below others that will give and have
given an everlasting Credit; no matter whether
it is Tom, Dick, or Harry.
,
EXAMIk, COMPARE AND JUDGE
OUR DRY GOODS!
An assortment heretofore unequaled by anything
over offered in blontreSb.
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods!
•
Comprising ninny new and - desirable styles of
Goods unknown in this market, among which will
be found, in
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
All the !pretties of/the 'season, cheap at
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM, & CQ'S.
SHAWLS !
New and ctiolee 'Ayres of Iltoche double and
sibgle, Stella, Plaid, Wool, Talcro,and Mantilla . ;
.and a new style of Cbenill Shaccla, cheap at
Gutttubtrg, llosenbaum, & Co's
MTh gititUx
An assortment always on hand,also Ladies' Cloth
and Trimming to match, of all shades, cheap at
. .
Qgotubanm„
EMBROIDERIES! .
In this Department we can otter great- induce
ment•, as they are purchased directly from im
porting houses.. The assortment comprises
French Setts, Sleeves and Collars,
Worked Edgings and Inserting,
and a great many snore arti
cles belong to this line too
sonmeroSis to med'-
.
thin, ehOtp at
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUNfot CO'S
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers and
Plumes, Wire, Stiff Net
tinge and Frames,
at Wholesale and Retail,—cheap at
GUTTEtiBERG, ROSENBAUM, & CO'S
.Domestic Goods !
May be found all the different qualities of Prints,
Gingham., Bleached Goods, Fine Unbleached
Unsling, Tieks,-Stripes, Denims, Sheeting, 2 1.2
y'ds wide, cheap at
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM, & CO'S
READY MADE CLOTHING,
As this is one of their PRINCIPAL BRAIWITEII OF
Bustsass in New York City, they certainly have
one great advantage over all the rest of Clothiers;
they having one Partner aieady •in New York
city to devote 311 his timo to tbis particular branch
of manufacturing. They vci I furnish, at any
time, a Good Gannets' nt-about the seem price
for which thedliaterial can be got. •
They will warrant their work and a complete
fit or 130
They keep constantly on band one of the best
stocks of
OVER AND UNDER COATS!
Such as Frock, Dress, Raglan, and Sias
PANTS
In Great Variety and Ihrerent Styles
VESTS
Such at Velvet, Plush, Casaimer, ante Satin,
cheap ae •
GUTTENBEfiG, ROSENBAUM', Ai COS.
CLOTHING MACE TO ORDER,.
of the Best ',Butterfat at Short Notice.
Under s Garin.etits
ron LADIES As I4ELL cs OR GENTLEMEN,
such as Silk, and alio igimlawool, cheap at
GUTTENI3EIiG, 110k - NBAUSI,& CO'S
ONE WORD
STJFF/OIFST FOR THE WISE.
20 OUR NOMEROUS
FRIENDS
OU-STOMERS: -
,
-
And in partieular to those knowing .thentselves
indebted to as, we will say 'once more , that we
will sell for Ready . Pay• hereafter, and all Ae•
counts and Notes must be sailed witheutrur•
the: Notice. a Nyii are, ired of writing, Denning
Lettere and Supporting tße PostOffice.ara there
by losing: .We Will lake all .kinds of.Prain at
the:Highest Market Prices for. Payment, and all
Accounts •standirupocer. Six Mentba,on,• our
Books will be left for collection anteaa settled.
by Note. • -
ignitentarq lkosenbannt
3f - entreat.. Pa., ArirP l3tb, 1113.8,
BUSINESS GOES ON."
REW READY Pt STORE
AT THE -
HEAIS OF tstAVIGATIOW
THE subscriber • having jug returned from
New York, would most respectfully inform
his friends (if ho has
prepared
and the public gener
ally, that ho is now prepared to serre them with
getil q3o.obi---VouAt to CA!
at the old stand formerly occupied by C. W Mott,
where ho wino!! for Itn.tnr-Pay at mum that
will suit everybody. His stock • consists of
Choke Family Groceries, of all kinds, Stpne
Ware, Wooden Ware and 140003 i, Boots and
Shoes, Ladies Gaiters—foe 65 cents; Prints,
Deicing, I/envyand Pine, Brown and Bleached
Mullins, Linens, thiton Flange's, Drillings,
Towelling Jacquard Diaper,Tirks,A pion Checks,
Denim's, Striped Shirting, Pants and Veg Trim
mings, Seamless Bags, Cotton Batts., White and
Brown Knitting Cotton, -Veil .13arege, Gloves
and' Hosierv—large. assortment. Yankee No
tions, &c., ace. "HENRY C. TYLER.
Montrose, April, 1859.
LADIES who‘like a splendid article c for the
hair please call at Trun's and got a bottle of
Burnett's Coco/line—best and cheapest In use.
Also Lubin% Extracts for the
first quality. •
NOTICE. •
THE undersigned having entered into a part
nership with Mr. 3; W. Tyler, has closed
up his old Books and opened new ones for the
firm. Ile is desirous of settling np:tho old
Books as soon as possible, and therefore appeals
to all who have Unsettled accounts to Call and
arrange the same without delay,. -
,P. CARPENTER.
iiarford, April MIL 1861-Bw.*
STRANGE & ESTERIOOSII
THAT intelligent man io this commu
nity should not know that ,a new arrange
ment has been mute by,
WEAVER & ATHERTON,
S AT THE
STEAM MILL- SWOP',
FOR CAE t: TING ON THE BUSINESS Or
Blacksniithing,
and Carriage-Ironing.
Many know this to be a fact
but fur the benefit of the f ew who do
not, wo would say that we are preparedto dn any
work in our line, which may be intrusted to us,
in the most durable manner, tti;) most approved. ,
sfyle, and in the shortest possible time. All our
work warranted to give good satisfaction.
JAMES M. WEAVER, JERRE. L. ATHERTON.
Montrose, March let, 1859.-121mtf.
TO BE HUNG!
EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK !!
(SUNDAYS EXCEPTED)
Over 2,000 Pieces of WallTarior!
BESIDES Bordering, Window . Shades and
Window Curtain Fist aresz—a la'rge variety.
For further partiCulars pleas° call at A. N.
Builard's .Book Store,
,first door north of L'
Searle's Hotel, where you can hod also a largo
and superior assortment of Books and Statione
ry. Yankee Notions, &c., dre., &c., all of. Which
can be had for cash at as low prices as goods of
the same quality can be bought for , any where
in this vicinity; Binghamt6n, N. E, not excepted.
A. N. BULLARD.
Montrose, Mareh Bth, 1889. "1,
Tachers' *xamivatioii.
Meetings for the purpose of mining teachers
to-be employed in the summer schools, Will be
held In the different towns as follows:
Gilmon,Nlay 16. Union 11. S.!!. at 9 o'clock a. m
Htirford, " 11,
Lenox:- " 18, Tingley's S.ll. at 9 o'clock a. m.
Clifford, " 19, City School H. at 9 o'clock a. m.
Herrick, " 20, Uniondale : at $ o'clock a. m.
Ararat, " 21, Church at 9 o'clock a. m.
Thompson" 23, Center ,at 9 o'clock a. m.
The bxaMinations will be about equally divi
ded between the oral and written methods. ,Each
applicant should be supplied with at least two
sheets of fools-nap paper, several pens and a
pen-holder, and ink.
All who would teach during .the coming Sum.
mer want once see the necessity of attending
the public examinations, when thee understand
that immediately upon their close, shall be en.
gaged in visiting schools in different parts of the
county, and consequently unable to attend to
any more examinations,z—not being able to visit
my post-office, even, oftener than once in from
two to four weeks. ;
All should be present-at the appointed hour.
None admitted to the class after the examination
commences. - di. F. TEWN - SBURY,
-County Superintendent.
April 4th. 1859.
Er 1.859..
WE ARE .11OU;YD TO GO WEAR
GO SEE -
IfiE LARGE srocK OF N,EiV - GOODS
jast received it the Original One Price and
Ready-Pay Store of
• ~
IHAYDEIi
nitoTnEgs.
Tillie Peoples Agents ara onliood with
a large stock of Goods comprising Staple do
Fancy Dry Goods,
Hats & Cuss,
• • - "Ergots & Shoes,
Groceries & Prot - Mows
Flour & Salt,
Yankee Notions,
Watekes Jewelry, •
Wall & Window Paper, •
WoUden-Ware,
and we have one theasand and one things besides.
We will say to CLOSE BUYERS
if you want BARGAINS
CALL and SEE
• - .IfAYDEN BROTHERS.
New _Milford, Pa., Jan. let, 1869.
3,OOO,ROLLS OF WALL PAPER
1B Allf[RENl WILK
BORDERING, .WINDOW PAPER &C., &C.,
A NEW SUPPLY, Plat arrived, and for rale
.11 cheap, by A.TURRELL.
, 3E3 la 72"
'THE • . '
WAMSUTTA PRINTS.
They are tho beat Calicoes yet offered to the
Public for the freq.
WHOLESiLE AdtilS: •
DEFOREST; ARMSTRONG & CO,
ssw Tonic: [mhl2mO.
A CARD.
Minos, Nov. 82c1, - 1858.
WIIEREAS th ere have been soma statements
made by me against Rrescc4 A. - Xri t t.ty,
and whereas saidit. A. Kelley hei.c,oinMenced
a suit against mo in tho cernmon pleas.of Sus
quehanna tounty fur irospass on .the case, now
for - the ,saky of a settlement of said .suit and
Once and Raids:m.oi I Amite. the following cc
khowledgments: regret . .. Ant Lever-said
anything about ; said ltelyg, and at thiw . lime
withdraw all charges agatest,lier.thatl, have
made and do not believe her at. thiji time to be
moats: , rt ' ••• • .D. F. BRUNLIAGE._.
"BEEF','' BEEF 11 ".
•
(JET HAT o f tlua t golhine-Liinly that rkitlile.
V V tAstother 'rah occasional " Brian of freith
can be hid in'the Basement of Boyd 4 Webster's
New Bullaini,•jtist below Henries Hotel.. • ;
ROBERTS & HILL. _
E.. 8. ROBERTS. GEO. C. Hat
Montrose, March 21 st,lAs9.—tr
•
. 11.30 IMECVVA3-2 . •
' G. F. FORMIAI2
fps removed his shop across the street, to
the building one door .below Keeler 41r
Stoddard s s, which be has fitted pp ewpressly fdr..s
.
Saddle, Harness - and Trimk. Shop
~ where, may be found all'kinds of
1 - 1.11.1=11-IVMOEUS.,
_ .
from the heaviest team; Lo tho lightest: trotting
himess, and a•general assorment of trimmings,
ItMeh will Impede up or sold very low. -
Carriage Trimmiage \
A good assortment on hand, which will
,be-sold
very low; all trimming done cheaper than else
where. •
-OAK LEATHER
on hand, from Which harnesses will be made and
•
VviTaa'rEtaatea.
'* * *Customers Rill please bear in Mind'thatl
wish to settle tip once a year. Those having
unsettled accounts, 'or metal:re, will savecOsts
by settling or making payment' without further
• G. F. FORIIIIAII, • •
Feb. 24th,1859.] • Montrose, Pa.
Earimers nub'' Gatirtict-s.
. r
THE - SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE
60,000 BARRELS OF THEIR NEW
AND IMPROVED
•
•P 8 DB'ETTE,
OF THE '
LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
AirANUFACTUA.ED from the nlght.soil of
ALV.L.Now York city, in lots to suit purchasers.
This article (greatly improved within the last
three years) has been in the marked for eighteen
.yeari, and still defies competition, as a. manure
for Corn and Garikin Vegetables, being Cheaper,
more powerful, than any ether, and at the'same
time free front dlaap reeabfe o'dor, Two barrels,
(83 worth) will iitirlthe an acrd of corn in the
hill, will savejaM•thirds labor,. will cause it
to come up quicker, to grow faater,ripen earlier;
and will bring a larger crop on poor ground
than any other fertilizer, and it is also a pre:
ventiveto cut worm; also' it does nut injure the
seed to put in contact with it;
The L. M. Co. point to tireir • long atandihg
reputation; and the large. capital (e 100,000) in
vested in their business as ukuarantee that the.
article they make shall alwayi be ofsuch quality
as to command a ready sale. •
E Price $1.50 per barrel for any quantity
over six barrels.
Or A Pamphlet, containing every information,
will be sent [rszE] to any one applying for
the same. Our address is—
GRIPPING, BROTHERS & Co.,
Agriculture' Warehouse, 60 Courtlandt St.
NEW YORK,,
March 17, , '69-3m:
FREE EXHIBITION!
MAY
.BE SEEN
AT P. LINES' TAILOR - SHOP!
From '6 a. in. to 10 p. m.,
Eijc Yattst iron sfi
. Compri§ing the greatest Variety of
GENTLEMEN'S COSTUME
ever presented i.'43 the public. nal34
DRA,OHNIW,cOBB,
PHYSXCIAN Cir. SURGEON,
.IVlpntrose, Pa. ..
Office on Pubile-Avenne, opposite Se srle's Hotel.
Mardi Ist,
nt 9 o'clock n. m
. 50 CENTS,
WILL PAT' FOR ONE Or THOSE .
BEAUTIFUL IMBROTYPES .
With Cases. Cali at L 143
CAR - ON THE GREEN. '
All work warranted nottos fade.
F. Li: WOOD, Atiisi.
•
Monfrose, (.prsl 13th, 1859:—1f.
DR. E. F. WILMOT;
Gradnat,v of the Alloptith:C. aCi Homeo
pliable Colleges of Medicine, is now per
manently located in Great rend Pa.
OFOllCE,cornei Main•and
nearly apposife the Ilethodist church.
ap.3o, 18.50.
NEW WORK nTREV. J. H. IN9RAHAIL
THE PILLAR OF FIRE:
• OR.
BRAE& IN BONDAIIE.
,BEINO AN ACCOUNT OF THE WONDERFUL SCENE'S
IN THE -
Life of the Sons of Pharaoh's Datighter,_
• Mc>reseqs, -
From his youth to the asmnt of Mount Sinai;
comprising, ee by an eya.witOe'o,.. •
HIS MIRACLES BEFORE PIIARAOII, -
PASSAGE OF THE RED SEA,
• AND
RECEPTION OF THE LAW ON 3IT. SINAI,.
Containing an elaborate and highly Colored
' Description of the Aribitenture mf the
Flgnaiansitheir Mannersand Cue-
-• toms in PeaPe and War, in tho '
Tereple,•the Family the
Mortara at•theTomb•
• en d also of the
•
m •
olites while in
Land ofßond.
age,togeth- -
•• ••• •er with' : •• •
ricrunrsevE SKETCHES OF THE
Ilebreivs Under their Taskinasteri,
Of Scenes. Processions and ;Spectacles
upon and beside the Nile; and Lo
gions of Obelisks, Sphinxes;
and Pyramids, and of • -
- • their founders bp
.-• • fore the Floo•d; , " • _ •
Delineations of Beautiful Women . ,
MIEFANI,ANIENSES, LUXORA-AND OstRIAI AND
OF WONDERFUL 'MEN,
Amin, Ramona (MoseS); and the-Pri ticeOf Uz
• (Job),
Ifi.RRATED IN
A SERIES 07 LETTERS FROM A SiRIAN PRINCE
- • Traveling in Egypt
TO MS ROYAL MOTHER, QUEEN OF
. TYRE. -
The vOlaare alMends in characterktic•pSas a
ges of highly-wrought beauty and dramatic la.
cident. • 4 . • -_/
To the .100,0p0 readers of The Prince
, of
.House of Dead," we need Only eat, that this
'work fl,-hy the ;am author, and more Wonder.
interesting and enchanting.
Ose VGL. LARGE 12610..00 ILLus-ritiTaii.
`Pricel "5. - - -
Sant , addretThs by . ;ail, poet paid, on re.
,ceipt of the price. • • ~ .
PUDNEIC & IRUSIAELL;Publishers.
mbw2bl . NO. 79 John Streetl N. Y. -
PER QUARTER. OF 11 _WEEKS,
L 4 i OP potyslor BOARD, with use of ROOM,
-1 0 RNITURE. and TUITION in - the . •
UPLAND Nowak: nistitute„
Delaware County,,Penlitylvania. • ,• •
For Circulars, containing , fieeialtary informs:
lion, inquire of A.-N. Bullard in Montrose,'or of
.1. 0. Bupari4 Brooklyn. [may; 8m
rritoGRAVPIs--A NEW supra
'Li Dec. Intel Bsa.- NA. ITRULt.
JUST PUBLISHED,
.tiOUckticikAt.
046000 1 0
PAYS FOR .V FULL .COURSE TIIE
..IRON CITY COLLEGE
the lergest, most
.extensivfly fettrcn;zed• and
- • • beet urgenined • •
• THE s
•ILTlalteci Stisttens.
357,ctubrnt.s. attsiibi
.
MARCH, 1669. •'• ' ' "-.,.
Ueda! time t f ,, complete a full course from 6
to t.O weeks. . F i very Student, apon . graduating,
figuaranteet bo competent to Mille the
Books of nny Business; and qualified to carp a
salary of from- _
$4OO TO $1000: -
Students enter itt any time—No Vacation:— .
Review At pleasure. • ' • • .
01 li=bre.m.l.l2.3rups.
.
FOR BEST ffNNMANSHIP- AWARDED 1N
1 _*3 rs 8.
Pr'',lfinisterte Sone received :It half
•*For Cirrejur and- Specimenti of Writing,
'Dol l ese two letter stamps. and nddrore
F. W. J ENKI NS. 'Pittsburg, Pa.
April 14 tb.l .6;:9 t. Pep. 9.*
SALAMANDER SAFES.
EVANS it WATSON,
No. 24 SOUTH FOURTII - STREET, 2
Hartyloir on hind e.-largo assortment of Tiro
and Thief_ Proof Finjaraander
Iron Doom for Bankg and. - Sitoreh,lron Shatters,
Iron Sash, all makes of Lo'cks, equal' to any
made in the United States. - .
Fire Safes in one Fire. All come out /Vitt
icitle contents in good condition.
7IIE'BALIMANDER sAFes OF PIIILADILPIIIi
AD .4 INPT TILE WORLD
EVANS & WATSON
'nave bad the 61! reSt demonstration' in 'the
following certificate - that.theiri . manufacture of
'Salamander Safes has at length filly warranters' -
the representations which have been made of
Meth na rendering en undoubted sccurity against
the terrille element ,
prif
lifesars,.Evass,& WATsmr.-Gentlemen: It
affords us the Highest patisfactidn to state to
you, that Owing te•the very protective qualities,
of • two of the' Salamander Safes
pu,rchased_of you some months since, we aavelk
a large potion of nor jeWeiry,and all our, books,
papers, Ste.. expOstd to the ,calamitous , fire•irt,
Ranstead Place, on the morning of the llth.
inst. , .
When we reneeAlliat these Safes were hicated
in the focirth stsry of the building we . occupied.
and4hat they subsegnently fell • info it beep of
burning ruins, where the vast concentration or
heat caused the brass plates to Melt: we tenant
but regard the preservation of 'their valuable
contents as most eon:teeing proaf 'of the great
security afforded by •your Safes. ,
We shall -take much pleasure in recomme nd;
ing, them to men of business ,as a sure reliance
against tire.:
_ _
GEORGE W. ST11'110)18 &BRO.,Vetreleri;
Who - hare purchaiedesix large Safi since:
April 28, '69-Ir.
TEE GREAT ANBASSAPOR OF HEALTH
to all mankiia. . • N
A BOON TO THE SICK ! • '
rrIIIE want of a Sterling medieinal to-nnebt Clip
•JL necessities of the stifferieg portion
of huufanitv,,aud one entirely free froth mineral
and Other deleterious particles, was severely felt
until this4Rpowerfal.medicine was ifshwed intri
the world; IVlltywcy's in7aludble Pine here lie:
come the liouschold Remedy of all nations.
Their attribute is to Prevent, as well -as to.eura;
they attack :the radix root of the complaint, 'arid
removing tha hidden 'cause of disease reithitror.
ate and restore the droopingene/les of
tem, assi- flog.' nature' in -her tas4 of -Vital arta
Functionary Reformation. .• • '
• DYSPEPSIA. •
The great; scourge of , this continent' yield;
quickly ton course of:these-antiseptic
the digestive organs- Arorestored to their proper
tone; no matter in.irhat hideous shape*ltis
Are of disease eihibits itself, itiis sentehimend
unerring remedy disstrses it Liom the. patient's
system,
lb:moral Debility and liFialtnese
From whatever cause, Lowness of tiPiritsoild
all other signs . i)f a diseased liver, and:otbev
organizations of the system, vanish under : .tho.
eradicating . influence of this all poworfal anti
septic and delagEnt_torpgdy.: . • " 2
• BILLIOITS 'DISORDERS. '„ •
The proper quantum and right co Won of the
bile is of momeittotis importaneu,to the Assith
of the-human frame;, this Anti :Bilious turnclus
expels the biddeu seeds of the ccit3Adatot; and
rendem all the . fluids dud secretions pure and
fluent; cleansing and resuscitating the vital feic
tions of the, body. • - • • • • -
. .
. , .:iffelEFT =MEL
Should 'rice no time in trying a few , era of
this regulating and renovating remedy, whiiiiirer
may 'be tlt complaint, it eau be taken with
safety in all erlodical and other disorganifaiiOni,
its effects is aillut
TINREPTITED PROOF•
The . testimony of. l nations is irvirMlntiMalf
borne, ti) the healthimiing virtues •of this noble -
remedy, ancreerti&ates in every living.language .•
bear wit teas to the findeniablenese of the In.
trlnsic_Wortii. . • - . ,
Holloway's Pills air the'lwst remedy id own in the
workiferiffelyllowing diseases; •
Asthnia. . Diarrhma, Influenza, f/teie and
Bowel Com-Dropsy; • fnflarreation,firavel,
plaints,- Debility,•-• Inward 'Secondary
Coughs, Fever and Weakness, SlMptonvo,
Colds, Ag,ne.„ Liver •, Venereal
Chest Dis•Feinale : Complairits•.A4Ctions, •
eases,' •. ComplOtts,Lowness of W - orrns of
Coativenes - s,lfeadaches, Spirits, all kinds. •
Dyspepsia, Indigestion,Piles, •
CAUTIONI.--Notaa.. are. genuine tinleitri
the •wores aliollnway.Wew' Yorl4 add 14pi . don.”
are discernible as a 11'04r-wok in , every leer
of• the boik of directions around roach pot or ••
box; the same may be plainty , seen brholding
the leaf :o the &handsome reward will be .
given to any one rendering such information 'as .
may lead to the detection of any partY v er, parties
counterfeiting the medicines or vending the same,
knowing Winn to•be e,urioes. L '
* * *Sold ihe - lNlannfaetorleif'of FrofeeMor
liou.ouraY.Bo Maiden Lane;New York 'an,tl
all respeetableTtruggists and Dealeis Medi.
vine throughout•the Dal tea State* and,
,fbe civil:
0
ized world, in boxes,2s cents, cents rind
,at
Pir There is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes... • •
N. 11.—Threctionslor ibe.guidinee of iiiients
in every disorder are :Axed to each-,tiox. • .
.1_
1 June ad, •1868.-ty.• • • . faditow,ir •-.
MEAT.: MAR KEI;.:
on Publie. ..4renue„, near Sear ei flak:
• ,
Tr
EF.P constantly on hand go , sp
n.. MEATS - pr nll hihd4' CASH for
BegfCnttleOcillyeth*bccii*id L 1 3 1111 . 1 *
Also for Illdts °fail kinds.
- . ILETTSTOCK & IJAW.LEY.
apsiocx. • x.
' blorttrtiXo; Itlarch 30th, 1351—it _ .