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HOLLOWArS 01,NTIttENT.
•
ClittiTLAß TO. TEE &IC& •
THE first hospital u geoo s and medical pub
-1- 'Hoists of Europe,' admit the unparalleled
anti-itflammatory-nnd healing properties of this
Ointment;. gOvetements sanction its one in their
Mirk and military services; and the masses in
this cetmtry and throughout the world repose
fife uttrinst'conftd nee in its curative properties.
IL peoetrates the sources of inflammation and
corruption which underlies the external evi
dences of diseme, and neutralize the fiery ele-
Itents which feed and exasperate the malady.
Rheumatism, Ecnotttla, ErysiPelaa.
'These ; are among the most terrible and ago
nizing diseases of tho muscles, the fleshy fibre
and the akin; yet in their worst forms, and when
seemingly' incurable, they invariably disappear
under a-persevering application of this soothing,
healing. antidote to pain and Thflammntion.
Salt Rheum, Rever`Seres, Stiff Joints.
In all eases of Suit Rheum, where medical wa
ters, lotions, and every-receipt of the pharmaco:`
paut have proved useless, the Ointment *ill ac
complish a thorough core." Fever Sores heal
quickly under its influence. and Its retaking ef.
feet upon contracted sinews is truly -Wonderful.
Dili-Urging Meeks.
A most remarkable ind happy change pre.
dated-in the appearance of malignant Ulcers af
ter a few applications of this °lament. The sur
rounding redness vanishes, and granbles of
of healthy flesh begin to Cite the place of the
discharged matter. This process goeA on more
or less rapidly, until the orifice is filled up With
sound =terral. n'nd ti•e nicer radically cured.
A Word to /toilets..
The young arc the most frequent stirrers from
externs! injuries, and therefore every mother
should have this hording prepsration constantly
at hand.- It is en absolute sPecifie- for sore
breasts, and quickly removes the encrusted sores
which sometimes disfigure the heads and faces
of children
Signitleant tact&
This Ointruentisunicer€allc used onboard the
Atlantic and Pacific whaling fleet its a cure for
scorbutic, stlections, and as the best possible
remedyior woundv and bruises.4.arge supplies
of it,have recently !then 'otdered by the &thin
'of Turkey for hospital pUtposes.
Both t.t Ciiilment and Pins should be used in
the following cases:
Bonfona, Chapped'Hands, Scalds,
Barns," I%tereerial Etuptions, Sorg Legs,
Chilblains, Rheumatism, Sore Breasts;
Fistula, Ringworm, Sore Heads,
Gout, ' Salt Rheum, fiord Throats,
turnb2go, Skin Diseasei, Sores of all kinds,
pike,. • Sprains. !, Stilt Joints,
Ulcers, Worms of all kinds, Venereal Sores,
\ Tatter, owetteit crtatios.
* * *Sold at the Manufartoriett of Professor
Hcittoway, 80' Maiden Lane, New York,. and
24 Strand, London, by all respectable Dm - mists
and Dealers In Medicine thronghout the United
States and the civilized world. in pots, at •25
Ceuta, 62 1.2 Cents, and $1 each.
I There is a considerable saving by taking
the iarzer sires.
N. B.—Directions - for the znhiance ttf patients
• In every disorder are affixed to each pot.
j9yl 23eow.
WOOIA - 11 1 00LI-WOOL!
WANTED -50,000 lbs. of . Wool,
for'Which we will pay the highest market
pries in Casa—delivered at oar Rory.
YOUNG S. SMITH.
Sunnaersville, Pa., June I,t, 18.596 w. ,
_CASH
A. I3D P° Ca I=l.
O - 0 L ,
June Ist, IS5§l by C. t. LATHROP
TO BUILDERS,
EE undersisned Committee *ill receiveT'sea!ed proposals till June..lsth, 1E59, for
boildb, , La SCIIOOL HOUSt near Spencer
Witiotts% b Bridgewater. Speci&alltins can
_be Seen by calling upon J. T. Larisdort. 'The
titd - School Hotr.e near Robert Ktrie.3 Will be
sold at publicsale, at one o'clock. n. m.. of the
day above named. LATFIAM GARDNER,
A LBERT O. WARNER,
J. T. LANPDON.
Bridge*Ster, June Tat, 18.59.
• C. 0. FORDHAM,
tAfftFACTLIRER.OF BOOTS &SHOES.
Ark Slacitrner, Pa, Shop oKer Tvlees r.:.!
kinds of work =add to order and repihing
done neafiy. je 1
SUPERIOR Ground Cofreo in ..cshs, Codfish,
&c., for sale hy J. LIONS & SON.
Jun° I t , 1839.
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June Ist, 1859.
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•
jet
x 604 droadway,ii:ew York.
YESTERDAY
THESE WAS AN ARRIVAL OP
r'. 4 1:::0C;01:://E3
No. 21
DajtiNtS, Print-, Stella tsliatvta,-Illantillas,
Dusters, Parasols r..6d UrnVallas, and an
ituumnse quantity of other GDODS which will
be shoran ntEs of charge by 11. Ci TYLER..
- ray . ibth, 1E59. i -
.
WOOL
TfiE sUhavribt , r continurS Mt shine business
as usual at his old stand &maid) n.
Thankful for past favors he would solicit
share ofthe public patronag e.
A. G. REYNOLDS.
fir:onklyi;. May 2n. 18:52.—t1.
JUST•ARRIVED AT
,THE STORE OF
„ABEL TritRELL
Lll./STING POWDER, SafetY Fast., Gun
L.,11 Powder, Shot, Gun Caps, 'CroCkery,
Gro
eeriea,. Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stuffs, Liquors for Medicinal Fortunes, White
FiNh, Wooden Pails,"Catnphene, Burning Fluid;
Fancy Goods, Jewelry - , Perfumery, Porcelain
Teeth, Lithogrkphs, Tube Paints,Brushett:Sum
iner t i ats, 3.e Also. on hands first rate assort
ment rh Wall Paper,llOrdering,Wihdow Paper,
~Phips,Vlol'n, Striitgs, Ace ord eon a. Flutes, Fifes.
Pocket Knives, Spectacles, &c. New supplies of
Goods arriving every week: CITEAP TOR CASH.
ABEL; TORRELL.
- Montrose, May 26th, 1859.
MOWING'MACIIINE
FOR .EVERY FARMER!
wE a l e now . 7 a fnd the
BEST and
rF
ever before ofTeled to the PAR3I.RS of Sus
,
Aurhanna. County.
ITS SIMPLICITY AND CHEAPNESS
• , ,mmits IT_THE
MACHINE FORIALL_I
tar Please call and examine for yourself.
_mi
S H. fiAyrtp & Ani.
15untrose, lray 16th, 18fig
THE undertigned haying been; legally ap
pointed
_Adminiatrator of thrr•estate of
.Thomas Oregtry Serith, tate cf pus q uehnpna
county ; deceased, hereby giies notice to all
persona "No bale egainaktaid estate to
present them dely attested, and all persons in
debted to the same are regaired to make pay
ment. JOHNCAMPBELL, Administrator.
Montrose, 'Ata'y 18thi 1859.—Vw, •
BURNING PLUM White and Cod 'Fish,
Ladies Kid 8:8. Robb;, id more G4ters
from 56 ets. to $1.75—a1l at • ,
-bley 16th 1859.-
•
15R,J04ig WatOPOBy
rifirSidlAN eitalliftGECiN,
• • Montrose, Pa: .
Office oa Public Avenue, oprositaearlels Hotel.
March I et, 1869. - •
THE NEW ERA!
SPRING & SUNfMEN GOODS,
at °limit Eargains.--:l3ead 4. 34ay and Small Profits
11.131:31FLPLITT
Is now receiving a full and choke Stock of
Spring and Summer Goods, including a great
variety-of Rich Prints in new styks,,Qinghants,
Brilliants,Phin n'n'd Faeky LaA 4 .;,s,Challis, Robes,
Silk Dress Tisserns, and Baruges,Blact; and Fancy
Silks, Poplins, &c.; .with n superior assortment
of Silk, Broche„Caelimere and Stella Shawls;
Mantillas, Faraiols, Rich Ribbons, Bonnets and
FloWers, Broad Cloths, Cassimerea, Summer
Stuffs, &c., yith a lirge assortment of other
iathivo sena ratsek tooth!,
as usual in Groceries, Crockery, Ilardware i lron,
Steel, Nails, Sfoves, Drugs, Feints, bps, Boots
and. Shoes, Hats ;pd Caps, Clocks, Carpeting
Floor Oil. Cloths; Wall -.Pabe'r, Fainted Window
Shades, &c. The entire Sloe& being largo and
bought for Cash, will give superior opportunity
for choice selections, and; in accordance with
the spirit of the times, will bo mid fur.
Bandy Bay, 10 td 25 pet. neat bald* Rostalat Prices.
An examination of `ho Goods and Prices will be
found prof to those who wish to boy.
Flour it Salt hontitantly on hand.
New4lilfoid, May 4th, 1g5.9.
MaCo 06]3. ett "1 -1 111fii. !
NICARAGUA
CONTAINS mires of the precious metal"' be.
fore which the tord of California itinks.to
insignificance. A fe* months .of 'melt dir ected
,
effort among theth is ample to secure a fortune.
She has a beautifdl climate, and a soil admira
bly adapted to the growth - of Cotton, Tobacco,
Sugar de Coffee. - As the TC4 to our Pacific
Possessions, and with her Government in a state
of dissolution, Manifest Destiny clearly indicates
anothbr liter to he anted to Wit - banner. For
all.the details, with a histbrY Of the filibusters,
the Cass-Yriisstri treaty, a hew and improved
map of the country appioPrlately 'colored, and
othei matters of interest, read NICARAGUA; PAST,
Pntsist,tab FuTtatk, by Peter F. Snout, Esq.,
"late United States Vice Consul."
It is a hand,some itrtmo. volume, and 401 be
to yohr Aires% pest-paid, on the receipt of
the price (1,25). Agents will End it very popular.
Send to JOHN E. POTTER, Publisher,
No. 17 Sanscm SL, Philadelphia, Pa.
May 12th, 18.56.-2m.b
• DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP;
T HE Copartnership heretoforo existing
be
tween the subscribers, under the firm or
Post, Coo Per & Coy
is thii day dissolved by mutual consent. dot
standing business will by iettltd by Wet.
Tula Coors'. ISAAC, 1.. POSI',
lIENRY.DRINKER,
WM HUNTTING COOPER.
Montrose, Penn., April 30th ‘ 1850.
• COPARTNERSHIP.
rrtnE andersigmed have this dsy fcirtned a
Copartnerzhip.uncier toe firm in d style of
Wm. H. Cooper & Co.,
for the purpose of tranc,eting a BaNstau Ex.
VISAGE AND COLLECTION BESINESS in the Bo
rough of Montrose.
- - WM. HUNTTING COOPER.,
HENRY DRINKER.- .
Montro.e, Penn., May 2d, 1259.
51. 100 k 0 HERE ! Si
4 LL yo that w--int to buy GOODS attar FOR
la. CASH, call at the Store of
J. LYONS & SON; Montrose,
where you can get
2. yards of Calico for - • $1 00,
9 " good Delaina for - - $1 00, -
10 ° Gingham for - . • $1 06,
18 " Sheeting for , • - $1 CO,
14 lbs. of Boston, Soda or Sweet
Crackers for - • • $1 00,
4," of good Ten fo!. - - 00,
12 No. I Mackerel for •i - $1 00,
Ladies' Gaiters for 62 cents;
with a general assortniont of OoodS CllEia. Also
Melodeons, Guitar,., Violins, Fifes, Flutes,
Sheet Mush-, &c.
Fresh ieeeived dud fol.. sale be
May,. I 859. • J. LYONS & SON.
NEW GOODS
FOR TIE SPRING OF 18591
YOUNCI &_ SMITH'S,
Summerwille, Pa; .
t." take this opportunity of expressing our
ttianks to wir , tut,tomeri an'd the public
generally fur, their liberal patronage during tbc
past feat. and will ndd chat the shall endeavor to
merit tt tontintrance of 11 . 0 93nle by furnishing
4 =•• C)
in the same way that we have heretofore done,
that is, at the very lowest possible prices. Hay.
ing just returned from the CITY we
would invite the attention of the public to the
LARGE AND HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
-GI- CIO Go TIP Sit
for,the spring trade, comprising almost every.
Thing that can be found in a Country Store,
amongst which we will mention the following:
A large lot of .thoso Small Figured, Dark and
Fast Colored Prints . at 6 1.4 cents per yard. A
lot of those. heavy BroWn Muslin. always on
hand. Brovin Sheeting and Shirring constantly
on hand and for sale at thomost reasonablo,prl.
ces. A large lot of iderimaat, COhecti, Allen,
Sprague, Donnell, and other Prints-:-Spring
Styles—for sale at the same low prices at which
we• have sold tretn during the past year—Spring
Detains and Challies, very handsome and cheap.
Cloths, Cassimers, Satinette,- Jens, Vesting.,
4r.c. A good assortment of Bond Sttipes, Cot
tonades, Ducks and Linen Drills, for farmers'
wear, Denim., Striped Shirting& Cheeks,
Re4ilizetsade Clothing constantly on
band.
Crockery and Glass Ware, a lare as.
Rnrtnnmt-of the best quality of White Granite
Ware, just received and for sale by the set or In
lots to suit purchasers.
11Th and Cups, Boots and shoes
41 endless variety.
Cedar Ware, Tubs Churns, Trays, Buck
ets, Pails, !Adios, &a
-Groceries si usual at low water mark.
Teas at astonishingly low figures.
FISH: FLOM F11511:Ii
Mackerel in half barrels, quarter his. sad kits,
warranted fold weight or the money returned.
Shad and White Fish Oslo on hand.
Salt by the barrel, sock or bushel.
Paints and 0114 of all kirids.
All kinds of PRODUCE taken in exalting*
for Goode at the highest market prices. - -
We solicit an examination of oor stoekile-
Terre purchasing elsewhere.
YOUNG & 341 TH.
April 26th, 109.—irdSwe.
- FRESH Ann/AL I
THE carders:geed wordd resp'ectfuily 'an
nounm(tu the'pnblic that he kat just re
cefted a supply of _
1111111. GROCEIIIEL
among which muy'be found the ;my best of
s3lll l tr,: - 5 PirolaasOs; filyittp;
Tog, ettfibes 4116 c, -
at-prices to suit !betimes, for ready pay. Don't
mistake the' place, but call at the basemetit_ of
thd . •
' KVA Wer ft NE ROTEL,
whore - your humble servant musics -on a
generni -
SALOON & GROCERY RUINERS,
and where the pdblie may always rely upon ,
having their wants ittended to with promPtneee .
and fidelity. . 0. M. CRANE.
Nentrose, April 2.0,,th.
- Gifts: Giftsi Gifts:
lUGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE
B. W. EVANS S. CO. .
G
THE 0
THE 617 BROADWAY, 677 THE •
FIFTH NEW-YORK. FIFTH
YEAR. ESTABLISHED.IBS42 YEAR,
THE folloivink is a partial flat of property
whicli will be given to the purchasers of
•Booksit the time of sale : • • worth from
Gold Walch'es.English Lever,
Pat'ent Lever and Loploes, 830,00 to MI - A.:do
Silver Watches,Patent Leyer,
full jeweled, huntibg.caties,
open face and 'cyliiader en.
capement, .
Geld Lockets : Lar go size,fottr
- glasses, ta titi two glasses
with siirinh tare :ithd
Small Bite with snap; • .
Cameo, Mosaic, Florentine,
,Painted, Lava, Goldstone,
• Garnet and Coral Sets of
Pins and Drops,
Ladle's' Gold Guard Chaiiis,
Fancy Neck Chains, ChM.
tains. 8,00 to
Gents' Fob end Vest Cbaini, . 10,01) t o
Sets Caiiiee, Goldstone,Paint,
ed; Mosaic, Garnet, Onyx,
--Engraved and Philo Gold
Sleeve Buttons and Boot
Studs,
Gold Peneils,with Pens,lsige,
Medium snd small,
Silver Pencils,withGold Pens;
large medium and small
site, doilble and single, eit.
tension cases,
Gents Heavy Signit Mugs,
Ladies' Gold Chased' and
Plain Rings, . •
Gents' Gold BusomPina,Clus.
ter, itrith baal, Bcaif Pins,
Onyx, Garnet, fke.;. 1,60.t0
Rich Silk Dress Patterns, 22,00 to
Canino), Mosaic, Coral Gernot,,
Chastii and Platt' Oval
%Welds, 5,00 to
Silver and Gold Thitailes, 60 to
Gents Pen and Pocket Knife, 50 to
Pearl And Moroco Porte
roonnnies, . .
Toothpick 4, Watch Keys,
Guard Slides,
Gold Crosses, small, medium
and large,
Hoiden other Gifts, comprising a large and
valuable a s sortment of miscellaneous articles,
varying froth et to e4O.
The pi-oprietora of the OLDEST ESTAB
LISHED GIFT BOOK IN THE UNITED
STATES, for thh uninterrupted micelles which
has crowned' 'their earnliit efforts to please du
ring the last foul years, Would return their sin
cere thanks to the hundreds of thousands who
have, in past time, seen fit to bestow their lib
eral patronage upon them; and would further
assure them, and the public generslly, that their
long experience and established capital warrant
them In offering greater inducements than ever,
and such as are out or the roach of any similar
establishment in the, country; aid propose, in
this, THE FIFTH YEAR
of LILO: Inp.ski 4 1174nr F egAr i ' vt li p s totrodore
STILL GREATER ATTRACTIGNS,
GIFTS of GREATER VALUE aDd VARIETY,
A still Larger and. Bet ter Selected Stock of
POOKS.
Commissions .and inducements to clubs add
to agents who are willirig to devote their time
to our business; so that thoie who desire can have
ger GIFTS A?CD BOoKS Winton MCINEV.4O
We shall endeavor to establlshom agent in
evety tout in the United States, so,tht all who
will May benefit by our libehil aystt.m of trade.
We hare appointed A: I. GERRITSION
our authoriied agent for MONTROSE and
vicinity, who will receive and forward all orders
with attention and despatch.
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ry department of litetatdro. We sell as low—
and,in many . cascs, lbsw than—any other house
in the country ; and with every book of the
yaitli) of ono' dollar or more, we present Some
mini Gift, without extra charge. , • I
I,.ET EVE R Y ONE CONSULT. HIS
OWN INTEREST,
• ?And boy at EVANS' Gift Book Store.
Tug examinc the rites Of hooks, see the
r a p autiful. gifts so freely acattered atitorig
tAttrons, and be satisfied that the on.
P b Italy economical ssay.,of buying books is at
TO i Nta-67.7,.8R0ADWAY,
GhT F, LAFARGE 110TEI, BUILDING,
I,VE GUARANTEE PERFECT BAT.
Bons ISFACTION.
yi o JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.
GIFTS
Examine our plah of be t as. Any
'nee can who will. Obse ye he daily
- IS ( distribution of watches, gol d silver;
AT Chatelaine; arid guard dh ns; brace.
iYANTIets, ether), Meanie, Coral, goldatone,
GIFT i lfarnet and gold sets of pie sod _clasps;
BODE ;bracelets, large, friedintn' icnalrsito;
STORE'rillgs' Chased, plain an 3 ad with stones,
tr.atneo, goldstone, coral; mosaic and en.
qaved earl! nact sleeve buttons; scarf
I, pins; crosses; gold peas and pencils; gold
BitilD:pens in silver and morocco cases and a
IT, ;thousand other articles of use an d value.
NEIL-j A Gift with every book worth from 50
TUBE ,cts to 81. Send for a Catalogue.
It will cost vou nothing, aud wilt be
~.aluable as a book of r eference, if both.
;mg more. Addr(r.s D.W.EVANS &
{ No 677 B'rondway,Near..York. ;
'4
~.
N. ~
WORD OF r,XPLA:NATIOne TO
those who have kriown as under the style Of
Evans &. Co. The Business located, by us at
No. 677, Broadway, New York City, is the oldeil.
establislaed hop's° is the country, and is It noitil
World,oride as the original Evans & Co.'s
Gift Bookstore." Many have taken the adian.
tage of out 'popularity to adveftlie odd the
Same name, to increase their trade—to protect the
few who may be unacy'uainted with us, we would,
state that we have no connection witkany other
Gift Bbok House—end though Many adlertise
under the mune of Evans & Co., the Itrm comsti:
toted by D. W. EVANS and I.' fi. PRESTON, Is
the first and only concern rightfully using the
name. Bat td prevent all confusicifi in the future,
we shall use the slyle of .
ft W. EVarr 4 co, -
and "aq persons iiroingfelly u i g tho appella
tion to mislead the public., will be made to suf
fer the penalty of the law. ~ •
U. W..t.irA, 8 &
ap.26,1y1 . 617 Broadie y, Yew York.
EDUCATIONAL:
2PEt-Vro'Beri, ' uu of RUt7JI,
UtNlTutg,;nd TUITION in the
TiIbIAND NORMAL INSTITUTE,
Dilm*itris Coirity, renils . yltanis.
ror Ciredisrs,pcintaitung .iiecessarr informs.
Lion, inquire of N. Maid In Montrose, or of
J.D. Bullard, Brooklyn. bit apt 3m
Grudefatie of the Allopathic And Home°.
pafl3ic Colleges of Medicine, is now per
manently located in Great Bond Fai
OFFICE corner.of Main and Elizabeth-sts:,
nearly opposite the Methodist church.'
ap. 20, - 1862. •
IN Vg T
4 /t
C.l OF 'I'VE
14.
READY-PAY SYSTEM
TT i certain that Goodil can be sold successful.
lye In Mont . :vie and at SusqUehsuns Depot.
12,00 to do,oo
Itole d . ohang this aimerOon .:volt to call
•
at the stores of.
gatimberg AAlosenbaunt,
s -
where it will be proven Mit, the si - oi-chant in
selling his Goods can alrord •to sell Cheaper
for Cash, and can offer indiceMenti iuttefent t,o
make it tin objeet to.Purihesors, at whatever
sacrifice they, are obliged tq mike, to, procure the
Money to adopt in their Purchases the Car:B
Sits Taal. •
9,66 to 1/,00
is,bo to
. „
We have lust received. and are constantly re
eolving,:a splendid assortment.nf
9.00 to 10,00
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
3,50 to '7,00
adapted for this' season, and- which : not fail
to give - general satisfaction. Thby we-e pur
purchased under the most favorable eircurnstan
ces,.and we aFe c:abred And wizt offe and sell
at pi-keel2r below othati,that will Bite and have
given an everlasting Ciedit; 430 matter whether
it is Tom, Dick, or kayry.
2,00 to 5,00
I,Co to
EXAMINE, COMPARE AND JUDGE
OUR DRY GOODS!
5,06
0,00
10,00
6,00
1,50
An assortment heretofore unequaled by anything
ever offered in Maitram •
60 to 2,50
1,50 to ' 3,50.
Fancy and Staple Dry Goodp!
2,00 to 7,50
Compriling many now and ticairabto tatirlei • of
Goode unknown in this market,imong which will
be Cooed, in
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Au the novelties of the season, cheap at
eUTTENBERO, ROSENBAUM, & CO'S
New and choice styles of Broche double and
single, Stella, Plaid, Wool, Talm and Mantilla,
and a n.ix , atylo of Chenill Shawls, cheap at
mutttuberg,Tosenbitm, Co's.
Duall turAtt,
An Asnortmeat always on hand, also Ladies Cloth
and Trimming to match, of all shades, cheap at
Gutte.aber6, llosenbanin CfS.
EMBROIDERIES !
in-this Department we can offer 'greit induce
ment•, as they are purchased directly from im
porting houses. The assortment comprises
F r ench - Bettis. 'Slieiva . and Coihrtrs,
Worked Edgings and Inserting;
and tt.greitt many intire
cies bating tb this line too
numerous io then;
lion, cheap ut
Gt:TTESa3tRG, iIOSEf"BAUSI, A: CO'S
BoniAete, Ribbons, Flowers, ,
Plumes, With - Stiff Net;
• tinge and 'Frames,
at Wholesale and Retail,--cheap at
G th'TENBEt.G, ROSEITAUNI, ,t• CO'S
omestic Goods II
31sy be found stl the diftetent ticialitre,s of Prints,
Ginghaws,. Bleached Goods, Fins Unbleached
M °aline; Ticks, Stripes, Denims, Sheeting, 2 1-2
fdi wide, cheap' at
GCTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM, & CO'S
READY MAN CLOTHING,
As this is no of their PRINCtP.AL BreasenEs et
gesmss in New York City, they certainly have
one great advantage over ail the rest of Clothiers;
they having one Partner steady in New York
city to devote all his time to this particular branch
of manufacturing. They wi I furnish, at . any
time, a Good Garment at about the same price
for which the material can be got.
They will warrant, their work and a complete
fit or no pay.
They keep zonstsntly on hand one of the beat
stocks of
OVER AND UNDER - COATS !
Such ad FroCk,_Dress, Raglan, and Sacks
PANTS
li Oita t Variety and 'Different Eiyies .
VESTS
guilAs Velvet,. Plush, Ctisaittnr, and Satin,
GUTTENBERG, RkSSENBAIThg, (t.
CLOTHING NAPE TO OR'DtR,
of the Best 11atettal At Short Notice.
Under Garments
FOR LADIES AS Vt'ELL 48 roil GENTI.JENIE*
such u 811 k, and' aliiii:Liimbswool, cheap at
GUTTENBERG, ROSEN BICUMA CO'S
ONE WORD
IS SUFFICIENT FOR THEWISZ.
C ET STONIER S
Arid in particular to those knowing thernUtves
indebted' io ue, we .wili say
.onee more that we
will sell for iteady Pay. hereafter, gni. all Ac
counts and Notes must be settled without Fur
ther Notice. We . er Weil Al Writing Dunning
Letters and Snppdrtieg the PostOffice,and there
by losing. We will take all kirida',ofSireln at
the Highest Market Prices for Payment, and all
Accounts standing over .Six Months on onr
Docks will be left for collection ntilesi settled
by Note..
Outtettlterg, )lostnbaum, * Co.
.rtitrofte, Pa., April Eith, 1 eris
FOR CASH.
SHAWLS !
cheap at.
TO 01: iIInIEROUS
FRIENDS'
....AND•••..
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
T WISH to call the attention of Fanners to
ithe Indepen4qat.lTdotil
11011S1 ROA
. ,
This Rake has been used for the past three
years in this County 'and proved to be the Rake
and the.only - Rake suited to the rough country.
Any ono, not wishing to take the assertion,
and who wants a Rake, please try it, and if not
satisfictory, return it within three days en.
and take. his money. 'To merchants
attd dealers n liberal deduction from retnil price
of twelve dollars,. All
at.
of Grain taken
in exchange for Rakes at Searle's mill. Also
second hand Wire Tooth and Revolving Rakes
Hold very cheap. All orders promptly attended
to ,and Rakes-delivered on shot peti l ,e.
Residence of the subscriher,and manefaclory,
ono mile from Montrose, on Snake Creek tern.
pike. CHANCY FOOT.
Montrose, April.2s, '59-3m
T 1 M 1 .7 amail_faEnvz.
LIMON 9 JR-iy & CO ,.
,
ilToutto iespectfulirannimnes to the eiti.
I I
tens of laivsville center and adjoining
coi.in!ry that thty arc prepared to furnish almost
everything that is usually called fey in a coun
try store. Our stock.'consists of , , .
DRY *GOODS!
Vit :•Blackund Plaid Silks, Chills Robes, Lawn
Robes, PrMted and Whit@ Briltants; Sarcenet,
Cambrici, Dotted Stilssling, CAlic6es—the
most splendid stock withriut exception that was
ever brought to Susquehanna County. Palm
Leaf Hats—in.2.o varieties: Silver Grays, -Brown
Ind Fancy Leghorn Bali—ln every varifty:
Fur Hats. Parasols and Umbrellaa—of every
stylp.snd price, from Ss. to 2; s„ Anabrpidered
Collars, sPride,r Sleeves, Ribbons—immense
stock: CROCKERY—in six diterent
etvles—
in Tea and Ulmer Setts. WALL PAPER—a
very large stock. All kinds of FARMING
TOOLS -2;of the- moat approved patterns. Id
fine, a very large stock of everything pertaining
to the mercantile business, on the most favora
ble terms of any hianse in the country. Cash
trade especially preferred, Mit all kinds of Coon.
try Produce _taken in exchange for Ghods, and
the highest market price paid for same. BOOTS
and SHOES form a pr,omineitt feature of a very
large Stock of Goods; and *ill be found in every
style and variety. GROCERIES—a very large
stock. DRUOS and MEDICINES, and GLASS.
FURNITURE—such as Chairs and Itedsteads.
from is B. to $6.00.
Soliciting a very large share of tr'do for 1-14•
now firm. v.. 0 remain, respectfully at the servic6
public:••••• R. BENSON, S. CO.
• Lawsville Centre. Pa., April lst, 1899.
DZC2Or a X3M.,.
-
ZCOBB Mould respeetfully announce to the
. public that tle mi.), still be found at the
old stand, fully prepared to attend to the wants
of the community.
.11e will keep on band a good
stock of .
- a
Smarts, TT AS, COFFEE. SmEs, Fnrcz. Ft.ourt
and SALT (by the sack or barrel.) Ftsn, and all
articles found in First Class Groceries.
lie would partienlarly call the attention of
Farmers and others to the fact that he is
constantly receiving fresh supplies of
FIRST RATE FLOUR.
.
also good and medium qualities, which %Vt b.
sold mom, ior Aoady pay, in quantities to snit
the riurcliascr: .-,.. ...
:Montrose, teb. 21st 1856.
' . ".O‘,;SINESS GOES 0111,"
NEIL. RUM STORE
AT THE
:HEAD OF NAVIGATION .
TE. subscriber having just r..,turned': from
New York, would most respectfully inform
his friends (it he haii at/c-) hnd the pdblic goner.
ally, that he is cots prepnied to sq:ie thin with
6005 , --tongbt for E.a.slp
at the old stand formerly occupied by C. W' Mott,
where he will sell for li.F.Arir-Par at 'lilacs that
will suit everybody. His stock consists of
Choice Groceries, of all kinds, Stone
-Ware,, Wooden Ware and Broorni, Boots and
Shoes, Ladies thriteri—for G 5 centi, Prints.
Delains, Heavy and Fine, Brovrn and Bleached
MtisliA, Linens,. Canton Flannels, 'Drillings,
Towellingiaccuard Diaper.TiCkS,Apron Checks,
Denims, Striped Shirting, Pants and Vest Trim-
Mings, Kean:less flags, Cotton Batts, White and
Brown Knitting Cotton, Veil Darege. Gloves
rind Hosier;—large assortment. . Yankpe No
-3.e., &c., &e., HENRY C. TYLER..
Dtontrose, April, 1859.
LADIES who like a splendid article for the
Hair pleaso call at , Trt.tres, and' get a bottle. of
Btirnett'a Cocoafhe—best and cheapest in use.
'Also Lubin's Extracts for the Handkerchief—
first quality. , ..
Medical Copartztership.
DRS. A.C.BLAKESLEE and P. E, BRUSH
having assoctsted themselves under the
name of ' Blhketiee & Brush for the prosecu
tion of the duties of their profession. respeet
fully offer their professional services to 66
"Invalid Public." •
_ .
Office atthe residence of Dr. Blakealee, mid
way. betweci the villages of Dimack. and
- A. C. BLAKESLEE.
April 20, 's9—ly. I'. E. BRUSH.
3,000 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER
70 DIffEREKT srms.
BORD . ERNC, WINDOW PAPER' &0., st.O,
A l . NEW SUPPLY, just arrived, and for sale
ehe.sls„ by A. TURRELL.
DR. E. W. WELLS
, .
HA
VlNG,permanentli loCated in Illtindalf
offers' Ms professional selviees to tal, who
may reifoire them. Also,- keeps Constantly' on
bid a. full, stock of Drpg4 Lind Meaioines_i
It•tird 14 1 (nds and Liquors for Medical
purposes. • [api—Gm.
Fikffe. EXHIBITIONT
MAY BE SEEN DAILY,
ki. PAINES' TAILOII - HOPI
From 6 10 p.
(t c. Natesi faikinitst
so
Comprising the Greatest. Variety of
GEATLEMEN'S COSTUME
ever presented to the public., mh24
50 CENTS .
WILI 4 PAY FOR ON : £ OF THOSE
BOUM IMBROTIPES
• ,
With Cases. . call at the
- VAR ON 'ail GREEN,
All wori - warranted not to fade.
' F, M. WOOD, Artist.
Montrose, 1859.—tf.
• i4.GARRATT Y
,
WHOLESAL.E AND RETAIL DIAI,F,R IN
• ..
.FlOlll, .ORAII4 'SALT &C,
/lEWXII29,XI...—BaIe Room, PRATPI3 Office.'
ILL : keep` con stantly 2n- hand tho beet
WILL
of FLOUR—by the Sick or filth
died Barrel, — attho loWest market prices. Also,
SALT—by tlio Slagle Avrpl or
All liniers,frOtp -Merchants and Dealers will
be promptly attended to, - • !
* *Coati paid for Grain ; %Veal, Potts, Hides,
and all Farmers' Produce in their season.
41 GAR R ATT.
' New Mi,fcid, Atril 2d, 12.9, '
4 cre-02 i , •
~/ - ' 1 .,y 4
*fiii 'I -
,)• „ it -, /
A 04Lczicio , .
'AI'S FOR A PI LL'CotiliSE IN THE
IRON CITY COLLEGE'
,
tho largest, most extensively patronized anti
14:q organized
pr, THE
'C:T±ilteclOiltzttg , s , .
357 'citatitat uttubm
- . MABCII, 1859.
Irstrat time to comptett! a lull .•uran frora
to 10 weeks. Every Student. noon 0., lusting.
is guaranteed to he enaTetent to wane the
Books of any puniness, snd prilifftd.to earn a
salary of from
' $5OO TO S1000:.-
Studentv enter at any time—!L. Vaca tiun—
Review at plensure.
€SI7L Porena.turaais
FOR PEST , PENNMANSHIP AWARDED IN
I 13 '6
R - 7-zn,;,.trie bons received nt hali price. --
Fnr Circnirw and Sp,cimens of
Inclose ti.o latter and liddrns.
P. \V. JENKIN,S. Pittsburg. Pa.
April 14th,1 t.sisP, 9.* - _
STROM 8 MSTERIOUS I 1
THAT every int elii nin . r.: in this entnmu
nity should not know that a new arraago
ment hna been made by
WEAVER & ATHERTON;
STEAM MILL .51701),
tcp: FaLIIVING UV TILE OT
Maikimithing
Ca , .
and rkiage-TrozOng.
, •
3„E,51,31:1:5r know thia•ioni
,
but fur iho benefit of tile fe w ..ho cm
,
not, we wroth! say that, we a r.,prepared td: tioany
work in our line. wbirii may be intrusted to nt.,
in the tn..st durnl - 40 manner., tiro tiv , l approved
style, and in the shortest pi-issiLle time. AlNut
I,ynT . ls Warranted to give gniul r:atisfactinn.
SAXES M, VVLAVE,R, JERT:Z: L. krftr.r.TM.
Mnntrnse. :tlarch Ist, 1839.-6rotf.
MEAT MARREt.
On Public ai•enrc, near SarrZes HoW.
EE,P,coris . l.;ntly on hsnd"a gopu. atipply o
IIEAT of ali kimis, iC.ISBI,paid for
Beet Chttle,Calrem,Streep,ftna Lambs:
Also for of all kind''.
lIENSTOCK . & IIAWLEt.
N. NAV:LEI%
R. T. sT c r..
Monvose. Maich 300.11;
-PRINTS:
They ere the beg Calieore yet.(4T‘ied to the
Pithlic for the inOr..e
7. 1:110L Lt.,: LE LC C.N7I.
ARItiSTneNG 4,03.;
EEO=
FAR:IICFR S, READ THISt
" TEG: ONl7ir
THE 6th'ESEE FARME-1,
A lONTHLY J01.711X.4.i: Or -
AGRICULTI:iIIE AND lIDItTIt.'hI:T'LME;
FESTARLISIIED 1S 18111 -
. ,
- published for frreftly- eight years ~
i in one of the tine,t v. heat and freitsections
of Ame Clea, it hat attained an r.nrivalled eircula • a
tion, and Inks a l l J io ;nti experienced. cotrespotr, '
dence., in eery I§tat.., of the Laion and' in the
British Provinces ;
Bach tot capej contasns :'..ti I . raves, and
.is pre
fuss!). ill u i w W
tdial with eipensive 0;..d . ctits. -It
is scut to any ridtfress for
4
FIFTY CENT'S ..i. :YEAII.:i .
In order to intrcuince the FARMER into dis
tricts a here it 1 - as few readers, we will take sub.
setiptions to t o coming half . volume (Thlrito
December inclusive) at the following ratea-:, sin
gle subscribers 23 cents; five eopieq In): 81.",p14
a copy of nor eautiful 25-cent book, tae Rural
Annual and Agrtieuiteral Dictionary, Pre-paid
i i
t.ty rani!, to tb Ferson 'getting up the club;
ixteen copies (or $3, and a Rural Annual ind
o extra copy Of tho,Farmer for a year, or two
or the half volnme s t to
,the person'. getting up
the club. Wetalso,effer a liberal list of
CAISII PREMIUMS , -
as stain greater inchicement to form clubs. Full
particul , rs a ill be fund in the paper, auttovery
one interested itt the culture of the_soillyniited
to seui for a copy,
and, If pleased v.lth ti:x paper,
to art as agent .i Specimen copier; ?tent inEr'fo
all applicants. Address Jo`3ii..Tl-1 HARRIS. .
Publlshcr and Proprietor,
Rochester. N. Y.
May 2.1.15
ers. 6.arntrs
o s,arn;
•
THE SpBURIOERS OFFER. FOR SALE
80;000 141 Ff NEW
NO IMPROVED .
P al I T
.
OF THE
LODI ILOi
FACTIIING COMPANY,'
LTRED froth -tile n!gtibil R t.
city. fo lots to suit pm:chasers.
eatry improved. wiihin. the . last
: been in the marked for.eighteen
piefies competition,.ai, a manure
hursn Yegetables,:heingnheaper,
than airy other; and at...the...same
is:agrfeazile pdur. Two ,barre:s.,
1 rnan t nre an n'E.re of . , ooro in Oft%
••n-thirds is labor, will canes It
ker. to"grow fnster,ripen earlier.
A larger - crop. on poor ground
fertilizer, and it. is.nlso :s. pre
'ern); also it does- nut injure the
ontact Wllh'it..
point to- thri• ' op: stewing
the tarp :n en;ttal ($1 op,ptip)' i up•
uh i n':is 3 as a guarantee that, the
to shall always be of such quality
a ready sale. ' '
, ii 1.50 per barrel for any qMintlty..
f ANUF A
Yoritl
This article i'gr
thiee"YenrS) h 3 l
years, and still
for Corn and t'.;
•
Inorf. tyceritti,
time f e rv(rori
( e 3 tort Y wit
irill.sa.ie,tv
to come up qui
and will bring
than any other
ventivo* to cut
seed to put in
Thei.ll. C
reputation, and
vested in their`
article th6y ma
as tricetworiio
reiT l'riee
over six barrel
WA Pump. let, containing everyinformAtitm,
will be sent [titer.] to any one applying for
the same. Our suldtesl• • .
. GRI Fr:N(l, BITIFAtip ,'
Co.
Agriculturrai• 'Warchou'se, d Omirtinndt
NEW YORE:.
.1/:irrh
11.3013315.,0N7.400E-a
F. FOR
Ll.A.Sl'..removea, hia s.hop - siross,thit *treat. to
1.1. the .building: one door helow-Keeler CC
Stoddard's, e.hico he has fitted up ewresely fez t
Saddle, lien - Tess and Trank Shop",
• where may 8e futo3 all :Inds of
.1 2 1A.1:1-1•41SMECIE3 1 . , •
• .
from: he-heatiest I.:•ant, {NI light.C4t trotting
harness, sad a general assortneat of trimmings,
which will hemade tip.p.r:aold,vcry loty.
Carriage Tritiminks:
A good assortment on hand, ‘yllidi will.he sold
very low;. al t tritnmiad done cheaper than else.
whero., • -t- • •
• - OAK LEATHER .
•
on hand, from which harnesses will ho 'Lila& and
• "virEA;rr,aaatga,,•
* * *Customers wilt please heat in-toiod shag
wish lo settlo up once a year,. • Those having
un‘ettled.accdants, or notes dile, wilt save Costa
by settling, oi . tnaking pavroont without further
deism, • ' • r: roßrniof,
2itht 1164 .1''.; :11cutige.Trn•
[inhl2m6