Silver-Steel Scythes
-Pitchforks and Rakcs,.tbr sale by
-junk LYOYS.'tf so,N,
I=Zio-tc,r3r . -
OF THE GIFT BOOK BUSINESS;
or the Gitt-Boot: Business Explained, and Ex
posed. Sent free to at l y . -- ci a . ti k iNt. RE
W
jl6 3t $e ' 37 Park-Row,Naw, York City.
Cogggwell's
SITS;
a sure_eare for INFLAMMATORY Diseases of
all kinds, for sale liq - ABEL TURRELL.
Montrose, June 22d, 1859.
•
.1110IINT VERNON.'
LETTER from lion. EDWARD EVERETT
to tho Publishers.
Boston, June Bth, 1859.
• GENTLEMEN x containing the view
of MOUNT 'VERNON, arrived yesterday. - I"
am greatly obliged to you for this pleasing ape.
cimen of printing in colors, which, besides its
interest as a representation of the spot, which
more than 'spy other, endears itself to thmheart
of the country, is worthy of attention as a sue
ceasful attempt to place works of art of this-kind
Within the reach of the great masa of community.
I remain Gontleinen, with. many thank:i s ; dts.,
Very yours, •
• . .
EDWARD -EVERETT
The subscribers have just'issued a picture of
ISOUNT VERNON, printed in'FIFTEEN OIL
COLORS, by a new and improved process, by
which pictures that have heretofore cost from
3 to,SS cand be furmished for FIFTY CENTS.
The aiz&of our engraving is 18 by 29 inches ;
on super calendered heavy plate paper.
'Nita ..FIFTY CENTS, postafie paid to any
part of The United States.'
- it p ; H. BYRMI & CO.,
in South THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
Just Published.
fIEVI - METHOD FOR TRE PIANO FORTE.
CHARLES • GROBE
Opus 1100. - •
Nee, $2 50 nett.—Bound in Cloth, $3 00 nett
AGOODimdruction book. fOr the Piano has
beef; long vranting,, and-Mr Cuss. (hong
— Silt performed the labor, in getting. this one up
in a most admirable and satisfactory manner.
It will P'rove itself to be one of themost valuable
aides in the instruction of the art .of. -playing
t l he Piano.
Conaidering the author's well known capacity
and long and unremitting devotion to the task of
elementary teaching, we have strong reason to
hope that the public are now .lobe furnished
with a thorough,• systematic, progrt.wife, and
entertaining method far the Piano;
We can confidently recommend it fo teachers,
and pupils as better adr.pted to the ParPOSes of'
eleinentary instruction thha any others with
_which we are. acquainted.
The plan pnrsaed in this work is substantially
the same is that developed in 01!endears meth-
MI of tere.th!no• langting,es.• It commences with
esimplat element - 5. The progress made will I
be giadual, so .that every step will be perfectly
intelligible, and.be rendered' of positive value to t
the pupil. Eveiy difficulty is met with singly,
and after thorough analysis,nvercoine by - practice:4
This method will, t ntionbtedlv provide teach-
gra with it uisik.digested, progressive;and enter
fkining. plan by which a sound and correcanowl
edge of the art of placing the Piano mai, be ac
quired with comparatively little labor; and in so
abort a space of time as will almost seem incred
ible to those who have confined themselves to
soave of the tedious systems heretofore in use. ,
This work contains ten engiaved-figures, illus
trating the different positions of the hands and
fingr.rei and also a likeness of the author.
typographical-sccuraczand appearance have
never ken equalled in any musical work that
has heretofore been issued from the pressin
this or any alter country.
Copies will be sent by plait, free of postage.•
'en receipt of the marked price. '
- LEE St WALKER, Publishers,
. .023 cb] 722 Chesinut-st, Philadelphia..
To risracl.e
TRAVELiNG - AGENTS:
IpIUE WANT 50 to,loo YOt.TNG MEN, with
lf 7 a cash capital of from $5O to 6 - lOW each,
to'pfirchase our Geod.', consisting of Watches
Ind JetrelrY, and to dispose of theni th all the
cities and towns throughout OJT United States
and Canadas. Some persons wbo purchase of
us are making from $5,000 to $lO,OOO per year,
selling at auctien,in the various tnsns & villages:
On receipt of the Casa, we will send by mail
to any address, the followie ,, articles, as samples
kir our Goods: , .. •
6.Fancy Gold Finger. Rings,assorted, fo- -$4
6. , .., 44 "
:better; for 6
' :
1‘
Gent's Breaitplirs; assorted, for 4
C “ .. 44 .
Bette: for 6
6 " Ladies " for 4
" 6 .. " . " " ' belt & for 6
6 . - 44, " taunt for 9
I Set Cameo Fin an d Ear props, for .: 3
1- " , " - '' ~ for -' 5
I Set Gold-stone Pin and EarDiapi, lb:. 3
• 1 Set Mosaic "".._. -te. .for 3
f Set Gold Fancy " - " - flir 4
1 Set . " .•i .. . far 3
I Pair Gold Richly Chased-Baba Mriskelets, - 6'
1 ' "- .
1 " Fancy Cameo Minceleht for ; 1 8
' 1
." Ladies — Fancy CutT KOS fof - 1
6 Sets Gold Gent's ,Bosotn Sttfds, fluty. for 3
N 6 " "• • " stdne set for 6
6 "N Sleeie Buttons, enorated; For - 3
6 • " stdne setting, for 9
1 Goldjtorible Locket, fancy, (toisP) for 1:50
1 " (9pring)- for . 3
6 Gold Vest !hooks, for - . 3
- 6_Gold Fancy. Watch 'Keyli, for -= -• 3
1. Largesize Gold Pencil Cage fmr - 1:50
1 New style French Vest Chain fof 2'40
1 " - " better for 3
1 " " 1111141 for -
1 Flatcy Silva 'Watch; opan face, felt . 7
I • " fl outing Cr:se fir 10
_ 1 Fancy Gilt Watch; Denting. Case !Or' , - 10
1 " Gold Watek open face for •- 20
1 " "• better for - 25
1 "
" • Hunting Case for 30
" • " better for - 90
N Movements of talthe Watches described in
this list are w.AD.I: ANTED PEEFECT; . and .re wish
it distinctly understood that the ptlC'es given are
• our lowest icholesale pricf.s to the 'pride and to
Traveling Agenti. T,he Titan pride it;ould be,
from 50 to 1 430 ielW higher.
Write tho Name, County, and State, its a plain
hand, to prevent mistakes, add on ft.° receipt of
the money, the gods will be for : Warded by the
next-mail. STENNETT & GLINTS,
Manefactnrers of Jewelry, Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Watches,
_ r )c.r.l3 w9l 79 Nae.sau-st, New Yfirk.
- • 34 - 4c:Fri.=
CHEAP GOODS!
QPLENDID New ChuHs, Lawns, Prints, and
Ginghams, at reduced prices. Alifo 13 tbs.
of Sugar for one dollar, - _or, 21 of Rice. Just
opened and for aste.by J. LYONS &SON. •
Montrose, June 15th, 1859. ' •
,t CHEAP and easy remedy for the Piles and
COttii. Try it. Aleo-Meyera Rakand Mice
Exterminator, sold by 1. LYONS 4.SON.
Julie I'sth, '59. • . , . _
3,000 ROLLS OF WALL P.A.PER
• • "
10 DIEBENT , SITift. •
- BORDERING, WINDOW PAPER tit., &C..
AA NEW SUPPLY, just arrived, and for sale
.. - eheno, by . A. TURRELL.
gETEII.....GUAI AND PLAIN TEETH,
or sale by ABEL TURRELL.
Nag eery GO
et
ic. in
ABEL TURRELL
my line .of basioesa. arriv
DR. J. H. ROBINSON
MIIMIERN TRAPPIXG GROII,
HICK 'WHIFFLES ,"IN The PISON NEW
AGIN BY SHORTY !"
THE NEW-1 1 011 TER
*'or gatUrday, Juno 23, 1
•
(now ready di Nei Depots and Boll: gtoies,)
Will contain the initial chapters of a isse Vies.
tern Tale from Hie graceful sad-felicitors pen of
DR. J: H. ROBINSON ;
who been engaged to %Vitt EX"CkSIVEtIi
for that-ournal for a term of- roar* . The Story
is
entitild:
4,: rA.,rfl_A7Virlt.V.,
OR, Tim I ,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAWS':
'TALE of the NOrthorn TRAPPING
And is considered by the Author to be the.very
best licorkwhieh hislalent has yet prnducedi
Those who know the Dramatic pnwer end
ELEGANT STYLE, the interestinti eituatidhs
and BEAUTY or INCIDENT, which have ren
dered lemons nil the writings of the
AUTHOR OF " BUM - BISON"
cannot but bail with delightthis new emanation
from his pen.
The Trapping Grounds. of the
NORTH, AND WEST
, ,
form a peculiarly fivoraDle field for , the l location
and working out of a romance, and thb charac
ters that roam through that FLOWERY %VIL.
DERNESS are especially fitted for introduction
intotits pages. The readers and admirees
Dr.: ROBINSON'S WRITINGS
.will remember with pleasure the chanicter of
"NICK WHIFFLES."
in 'a story of that name, , recently pub . ) shed and
will gladly learn the tame person will figurein.
PATIAAWAT
.urroun'ded, is ever, by many " Diffikiltlesr and
lending to the ro'rnanee a rein of sympathetic hu
mor and quaint drollery that will rend4r it irre
sistible to the lover of fan and the student of
human nature.
In addition, to.this attraction, the plp . t will be
. ~4 t .
found more 'INTRICATELY 31 YgTERIOUS
andthe more replete With tie tie of
DRAMATIC INTEREST, than any 'other story
thc‘puthor has yet written. h is' full (of.
•
Wild Life and Action) •
crowded with stirring incident and
- •
PERILOUS ALIM MITILIRia, -
and throngh.tho whole story runs the :inderplot
which interweaves A GOLDEN-THREADED
WOOF of sentiment, tinting all with the radiant
light of the GENTLE CHARM OF LOVE.
The most exciting and picturesquelacenes of
PATBA.VITAIN
.0 ill be chosen as thelhemes fora series of
BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATIONS,
from the pencil of the most celehratecil Of all the
A tnerican Artistg,
FELIX 0. C. - DAOI.EY I
whose drawings have made!
TNT REW-IORK MIREORT
such a favorite cv.ith.all ivho appiceisile true art.
Ntic eiccilencc. The clear and vivid style of
Da, J. H., Renissoies descriptive writrsig is such
that the arlist‘can seize upon his creattbsis with
oat difficiiiti.and thus the best lidieri`of
_
ckql7c - a •,
' • ,ar
are brought fo bear with as' great: a unanimity
nis if both were wielded by one person,
The proprietors of the lERCI_IftY are proud
of the populatty which the journal had attained.
anti cannot-but take some little credit I, o them
ceives for the good which they believe they have
done in carrying on t the first intention to make
THE NEW-YORK' .31ERCURY
•
s tnedium for the Tamiliarization of the thading
public with the works of the must
DISTINGUISHED AMERMAN AUTHORS.
- To secure this .ena,,thej have spared no ex.
PenAe; and. Whatever thdy 'ha'ze thought could
gfritify. the fates of their t OUAN DS OF
READERS 'they have done without gpestioniog
either Ole labor or expenditure rerfoird.
'Fur the ciefesiva ntant to the worke or
- Dr, J, H.. ROBINSON,
they.pay a larger aum than any American roman
cer bas etier before received from any navrapaper,
and. the public aro already aware of the great
outlay necessary for, the engagement Of adch
men mit ' '
, •
TAYLOR • „
beinarz,_-
GEORGE ALBANY,
and others. Yet it is - believed that the increasing
REFINEMENT Of THE POPULAR . MIND
iemniids such men, anti the DI ERCURVIa in
tended to-keep` up leftli tEe progrets Oa Age.
A Belies of
BRILLIANT NOVELTIES
;kill smear in the eo r rumn; of this
3 - 01.1.r1:10,1
AMERICAN LITERATURE
• . .
in rapid sitecesiTop; dad, while !the ptoprietora
ate erifinentli wi3ll kiatieCed with the !share of
popularity lutherto accorded to them, 'thliy are
deter Mined tq diserve still more by it/7nk every
meat% On'esible to hittease the sibs til,ting tf
their &pet. _ , .- I ~
THE i
NEW-111. -MERCURY
Fc>l=l; 371j14M 4
Contniuisatg life mint Chapiets of
'PATHAW AY
OR, I
THE DICCUNTAiIi
- BY DR. kN. ROBBISOiLk
hinoW resAy at the News Depottl.' L.•
StJASCRIPTItThi s T£ll:3lS: xi"
copies $5, tiibt Copies $42, with
to the getter up of the Club. ' Address; -
CARDWELL,.SOUTHViORTH BiWirrNEY,
- Proprietors New-Yorkßereory, New-Rork City.
NEWS 20FPIC r E.
rviENe 7 York City illuotrated Newlipapiro
Mogazigas, &r., &c., for sofet•at, the
MONTROSE BOOK siromesi b
• N. BULLARD.
KENYON JR. &T, CO
UTObLD respectfully solicit 'the inspicligo
V V of a new and very rich assorunciA of
DRY GOODS
this day received, consisting in part of as felloWs:
Rich Black Moire Antique - Silk 11's. per .yard;
Foulard Silk, nice Style, 6s. per yard;.ltich Plaid
Silk, the, very neatest patterns, lOs. pe:r "yard;
Blielt Silk, 28 inches wide, from 7s. to 12a. per
yard; - splendid Black Silk Shaivls .from
.$8 to
$ll, the finest asscirl*terit in Susija Co.;, new
im(hice of Ginghtirifs,at. very low prices; also of
Calicoes; large stock of Denims, Miktiires, Plaids,
sind Lawns; Printed Shawls from 7s. to $5;
Brocha Shawls fieut 155 to $25; Collars froth
6 cti. to 2.054 Parasols from Bs, to 2:le.
Bontiet„ Inrge stocli; Ribbon's and Flowers;
lase a iiew intoice of Gents Shoes- Congress,
Eninielled and Call Skin; Ladies Congress Gai
ters, Itid and Enathered; Misses iridtaani
elled Boots; Children Falai Diets, Gaiters and
everything In that line. , They would also esti
attention to the fact that 'having an ativvemen!.
withVf the largest Ittmortingtnuseit in
Now li'Vrk - frieyicill roccivc regularly New Style
as faiit as they appear 6) 'New York, and will take
the -gieafest; pains le. pipes all who call and see
and wish to purchaiin*., Partfehlar sttontion paid
to procuring fine goods—in every style.
PAPERS
. 1 3E'' 3EE1.41..5.
A new Lit this day tCaeived, 'and isduld .
4mectfailly solicit an examination of the same.
Good Tea at 25., city priccs, also at 43.35. 6s. Fs.
OMID8;"
'AVG kUro.
gio and Ground Coffee.
SALEITATUS.-James Pyll;'l4,Babbitt's Med;
ieinal, and Excelsior, Rte. NAILS, and also -a
new of 'WALL PAPER and WIN.
DOW PAPER, this day received. FARM
ING TOOLS of the most approved patterns.
Crc•camerse,
Gold Band, Shaded, Bluo Band, and all the new
styles, as fasi, as they appear in New York.
FLOUR constnntty on hand. SALT by the
barrel or sack. PATENT MEDICINES,
GLASS, and eyerythine: else yOu want.
R.st(ENYON JR. & CO.
Lawaville Centre, Pa., June Bth, 1859.
G A S Ii
PAID FOR
WOOL
Juno 861, '59.) by R. &CO
ABEL. TURRELL
K E o ts e c e z o nit e n ‘ n t tl i y in o n ,: it ta m nd or a full Assortment
• la" CO CO 3ZP -.
in all of the 'following -departments of trade.
New supplies arriving every week. Buying for
cash, and selling cheap for cash.
•
bßuas, KeticnrEs,
Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes
'
Window Glass, Dye Stuffs, Groceries, 1 4mPs,
Glass Ware, Crockery, Mirrors, Clocks,l l 7all Paper,
Windtw Paper, Window Oil-Shades, Fancy Goods,
Musical Instruments, Jewelry, Perfumery,
. Steno Ware, Brooms, Brushes,Whips,
Umbrellas, Bird Cages, Fecket
Knives, Guns, Pistols,
Ammunition, Liquors. Trusses,
' Supporters, Port-monnaies; Shoulder
-' Braces, Spectacles, Silica' and Plated Spoons,
Forks, &c., Gold Pons. ktationery, - "Vidlin,Qpitar. &
Bass Viol Strings, Bows, &c., Porcelain Task, Lith
ographs, Artist's Tube Paints, Brushoi, &c.,
• and all the popular Patent Medicines.
Also some Dry Goods, Wooden,
Bard &JaPanned . Ware,
Fluid and,oll•Cans, Camphene,
Burning Fluid, Alcohol, Tprpontine, •
Lams Tanner's, Nest Foot,Lard,Olive. Castor,
and Boiled & Raw Linseed OILS, White Lead, Zinc,
all kinds of Colored Paints, Vinegar, Canary Stied,
and other things too numerous to mention.
Montrose, June 16, '459. ABEL TURRELL
"NO SVC!" VrOltD As FAIL;
A R ESISTLESS R EMED T.
r ti4-4(3ii
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~
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
CIRCULAR TO THE SICK.
THE first hospital surgeons and medical pub.
heists of Europe, admit the Unparalleled
anti oflammatory and healihg frolierties of this
Ointment; governments sanction its itse.in their
naval and military services; wild the masses in
this country and throughout the Worll repose
the utmost confidence in its curative propertiee.
It penetrates the sources of inflammation and
corruption which Underlies the 'eNernal evi
dences of .'disease, and neutralize the. fiery ele
ments which feed and exaspe rate the malady.
Ettecuaatism, Serofnli, Erysipelas
These arc among,dhe most terribly, and ago.
nixing dhtaticis of t!e m a mmies, the fleshy fibre
and the akin: yet in 'their wbrst forms, and when
`seemingly ifibbralrhi, thVinvariably disappear
under a persevering applicationof this soothing,
healing, a,utidoto to pain and inftimmation. -
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Stiff hiriti.
In all cases of Salt Rheum,, where medical wa
ters, lotions, and every receipt of the ;tharmaco
pees haveproved useless, the pint n ie r li Will ac
complish a thorough cure . r'ever Sores heal
quickly tinder its influence, and itaralaiing
ef
fect-upoii contracted sinews is truly wonderful.
Discharging
A most remarkable and heady chan ge Is pro
duced in 1.4 appearance of malignant ulcers.af
ter a few applications of thiS Oinment. The sur.
rounding redness vanishes.. and granules of
of healthy flesh begin to" take. ate place of the
discharged matte'. • Tlfis process goes on more
or less rapidly, until the orifice is filled up with
sound material ._and tlio ulcer radi4ally mired.
A Witta to Mothers. •
The young are the most frequent siiiferr frOdi
external injuries,,mtd thetefare every mother
should have this Loafing litiparution 'constantly
at band:. It is an absolute • specific for sofa
breasts, and quickly. re,moveithe °nen:feted sores
which sometimed disfigure the heads and fates
of children. •r. • -
• Significant Facts. • •
Thisdintment is universally, used on hoard ta
"Atkoiie and Pacific whaling fleet as a cure for r
scorbutic affections and as' the beat possible
remedy. for wounds and bruises. Large supplies
of 14 bale reeently'been , ordered lly thh Sultan
of Turiciy for purposes.
. ,
Both,the Ointment and Pills should be ust , d in
the following ciiscs:,
Bunions, Chapped Hands. . &AMA, . •
Burn,s; ; Merwrial Eruptions, Sore Logs,.
Chilblains, Rheumatism, Sore Breasts, '
Fistpla, Biog./mint. Sore Heads,
tialt RbriuM, Sore Throats, ,
Lumbago ; Lj'hin Diseases; Sorestall kinds,
Piles, • Sprairis,,, . Stiff Joints, '
Ulcers, Worms or all kitYds, Venereal oles,
Tetley, N'Ssielled Glands. • -
• - Sold at• the Mantitdelbries - of Protessoi
Ifor.towAY,. 80' Maiden Lane, New York, and
24 Strand, Londanib'y aff respectable' Driiegists
and Dealers in Medicine tbronghout„jhtlfojted
States :Ind the civilized world, in pots, at 25
cents, tit J., centsotnil $1 each.
4 There is at onsiderablo Saying by taking
the large! sizes 1 , , „
- for:the„guitlanie - olptatients
disoider are affixed to *orb pit. ,
. j9yl 23eow
Tecodicat - .
p.• • • ••• • 6.
DRS..A.C.BLAICESLBE and-P,E: BRUSH
AL/having , aisociated themselves Meter the
name. of- Blakeileii.& Brach forNtho prosecu
tion of the duties of their profession...respect
fully *lles their , professional services to - .the
"Invalid Public." • • , • • • -
Office at. the residence of Dr. Blakeslee, raid ,
way 'between lb* villages of. Dicnock and
Springville. A. C. BLAKESLEE.
•' April 20.-159-Iy. P. E. BRUSH.•
iCA-EIME
PAIL) FOR
WOOL 1
jr9 6w. _ HAYDEN BRO'S
- CASII.FORIVOOL
TE vet . iu Casll paid forli{
iaitti4tos 4
r 1 ;0Y": -- *II BURRITT.
New Milford June 611.1359.
HEAR YE! BEAR YE!
Pfffairlig
BLACK .and Colored 'Dress Silks, Collars•
and linderslceves, Lace Valls Bro. Tisane
for Yells, Esmeralda, Cotton Yarn,Carpet Warp,
Band Boxes andlionnet Boards, a new sup.
ply of Gaiters: Corn Staxet and . Tapico
fox `pitddiagit., Cheap at C. TYLER'S. .
kontroac,'June Bth, /859.
12 1 -2 LBS. OF SUGAR for $l,OO, at
H. C. TYLER'S.
Juno Bth, 1859.
REED TR - IS ' , WARNING !
•
LOOK MINOR' BARGAINS . '
•
New Grcoods
AT HAYDEN BROTHERS' OR . IGINAL
Ono Price Ready Pay Stork :Consisting of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Dootsli; Shoes; Dots ilk. Caps,
Wall Paper,
totte dr. Wooden Ware,
leoiEta.t,
RAYING TOOLS,
Paints, MIK, t te.,
Watches, Newelry, - Tratikee Notions,
tar NO END TO THEM! _ell
You will never find old shelf -Korn. moth-eaten,
'rotten, or out of rqyle Goods-at HAYDEN Bros.'
Look out for Old Fogies, and buy your Goods
„where you can SAVE 28 rEn c . r.ar. We have
a large stock of
GOODS furehased for CASH,
and will be sold at priccsdiat Will frighten the
Old Fogy principles. -
EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED
as represented: No charge for showing OiodS.
HAYDEN !MOTHERS.
New Milted, l's:, Juno, 1858. tm
IT IS TRULY
SURPRISING
n.w
o much the people ale in favor of -
HMIMING! (nor .11v0ers of Congiess !),
but - the numerous and be,lutiful styles of
WALL PAPER. ANB BORDER
tole had at Bullard's Book ,'tor'e, west side of
the Public Avenue, at prices astonishingly low.
. A new supply of splendid styles of Paper and
Borders jest received, and also Betcher's Patent
PenduludiCurlain Ftxturesdhe best and simplest
ever brought to this market.' Cal! and see thim
work.
Window ShadEsc. Cord and Tassels, Paints
and Brushes fOr Oil eainling, splendid Litho
graphs, a now lot of Marriage Cortificato Blanks.
CAnns—Printer's, Conversation, Exchange,
Sunday Schooljneentive, &e., &C.
M.lnsztaEs--All the Msgazines' and Funny
Illustrated Monthly Publications can be had
soon as issued. , .
The Trial of Daniel E. Sickles in Book form,
also Dickens Igor Work" All the Year Round"
in monthly
.parts. - •
A well select - ea . stock of Miscellaneous Books;
School Books of all kinds. Ilarrott'A Inductive
Grammak the ,dozen or single; Stationery,
Yankbe &c.; &c.
1 have not time and the Publisher has not
ro'ont.in his paper to knumerate ell the articles
that $l,OO will buy, but wilt just say that you
can buy 14 rolls o f Wall Paper for $l,OO, or
you can pay $ I ,C 0 - for 4 rolls, or you can • have
100 yards or sordei ro'r 800, or you can get
that worth a Cd. a yartl; and eve'rythirjg else at
the same rate according_ to kyle and quality.
No 'charge mactejhr shoriciug goods.,.
A. N. BULLAItb.
Montrose. Pine Bth, 1859,
AVOOL! - WOOL! . 1V0 . 011.1
WAlLirEn.-50,000 lbs. of Wool,
for illhich we will pay the highest market
price in CASll—delii•ered At our stunt.
- YOUNt SMITH.
Snmmersville, Pa., !title 1at,1859.-6w.
C. 6. ioßnmur,
Arvs o , i n v t - F ro A s c e •rg i ßE:. h O op Fß o Z::T§ vr ilbEg
T le 's Store .
All kinds of work made 14 °rair and repairing
done neatly. jet
•
UPERIOR Ground Coffee in tuns, Codfish,
&c., for nig by J. LYONS &
June Ist, Ing. • -
SUNDAY SCIIOOE LIBRARIES
furnished to order by J. LYONS & SON.
Aim) Ist, 1859.
NEW GOODS:-
MlT,axt,si cE
O. 211 DD FELLOWS' HALL, BINGNAHTON.
10.% r Int IE subscribers have this
--9 ii: _1 week returned from New
. • 46 fork with a full and corn.
' )!•-•
1 • •v 4
,T . plcte assortment of Cold and
• ;. Silver Wdtches, Jewelry, SU
,
) _ . 4 1,2, vet' and Plated Ware, Cu tle ry,
'' .3 -•- and FancY.Go&l s. , :•Ear Rings,
Finger Rings, -Bracelets, Watch, rob. Vest
Guard and Nick Chains, Grad, Sili•er, Steel and
Plated .Spectacles, Piths, Coral Necklace.; And
Armlets, lee Pitchers, Pocket Knives, Scissors,
Gold; Silver, ai'd:Steel Thitrades Slemeit'llut.
tons and Studs, Porte ilonnaies:Comhs of ail
kinds, Gold Pencils and Pens, Threinpuinters.
Needles,Spoons, Forks, Sugar Baskets, Salts,
Cups, Tea Sets,..Waiters,Aoup Ladles, Molasses
Pitchers, Cad Rlskets, &c. &c., to iirtieh they
wotild resp :trolly call the attention of their
customers As their goeils were Pllrcluvied for
cash, they are confident thejr pricey cannot fail
to be matisfactory, as they determined not to ho
undetbold by any. EVANS & ALLEN,,
- No. 2ON Fellows' flail.
Binghamton, Jima let, 1259.
YE STE It IIA.Y
TN= :WAS AN naive's. OF 4 _
D
r;LAINF,S, Prints, t3tella Shatt l
le,antilleg,
Dunters,'Parasola Ad Umbrellas, and an
immense ttuaqty of other GOODS which : 7 ;111
be shown tarn of chards by If: C. TYLFAL:.
klay lOth, 1861
OOR: EVERY. ...FARIVFE.R 1 .•
NAT g are now.Manufactu . ring the 8A.41: and
- .ettaarisT DIOWEQ and REA PER
ever before offend te'lLl',O PARAIERS - of Sus
ochanna Coanty.,
litsimpuerrY AND CHEAPNESS
MAKES 11' THE
- •
-filtAP'H I RE-Fp:R ' r
Please call and exielntlilar:yetiraelf.
, . • ,a,H.SAYIIr, & BRPS-
Montrose, May 16th, 1859.-
BURNING White am] Cod Tiah.
Ledies Kid S. S. Bbots, sod more Goiters
from 56 eta. to sl,7s—alt st tyLEIt'S.
Mite 19th 1859:
wool CARDING:.
T ILE subscriber s u u[ s i u s 7l ib Vlr n ol u d es alten b ro n otrn l .
Thankful for past favors ho would solicit a
hhuro of the public ps,tronato.
A.ll-. REYNOLDS.
Brobklyn, May 23d, I 859.—tf.
Administrator's Ntitice
rpflE undersigned havinglnen legally ap-
I pointed Administrator of the estate of
Thomas Gregory Smith, Into. of Susquehanna
county, deceased, hereby gives notice to all
persons who have claims against said'elitate to
present them duly attested, and all persons in
debted to the same are reqUired to Make pay:
went. 4011 N CAMPBk:LL, Administrator.
Montrose, May 18th, 1859..--Gw.
DR: JOHN , W. COBB, •
PRILPSICkAN & SURGEON,
Montrose, Pa.
Otliec on Public Avenue, opposite Swig's Hotel.
March Ist, 11356.—tf.
MEAT MARKET.
On Public Avenue, near Searle's lintel.
FIF.P constantly on hand a gaol supply of
MEATS of all kinds. CASH paid for
Beef Coil le,Calees,Sheepond Lambs.
- Also for tildes of all kinds.
HENSTOCK iIAWLEY:%,
R. T. itEiCkTOCk. . 9. /lAWLET.
Montrose, March 30th, -
13. MT, "Se'
THE
WAMSUTTA PRINTS:
They am the best Calicoes yet offered to the
Public for the money.
WHOLESALE A 0 EFTS
DEFOREST, ARMSTRONG . ek CO
sinT yonk. • [robi2m6.•
THE NEW ERA!
SPRING & MN GOODS
et Great Bargains.---Ready-Pay and Small PrOfttal
713 - 0 - 1=1.3F4.190 14 1 1
S now receiving a full and chlce Stock.of
I
Spring and Sommer Goods, including a groat
variety of Rich Prints in new styles, G412112E03,
BrillialltS,11:141 and Fancy Lawas,Challis,.Robes,
Silk Dress Tissues, anti Barages,Olack and Fancy
Silks Poplins,' &c.; with a superior assortment
of Silk, Brushy, Cashinere and Stella Shawls;
Mantillas, Parasols, Rich Ribbons,' Bonnet's knd
Flowers, Broad Cloths,, Cassimeres, Summer
Stuffs, &*e., with a large assortment of other
Staple arid rrizierabodit,
:ws usual in Groceries, Crockery, Harylware;rron,
Sleel, - Nairi, Stores, Drugs, .!faints, Oils, Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Clocks, 'Carpeting,
:1 leer Uil : Cloths, %Vail Paper, Painted Window
:Shades, ate. The entire Stock being large and
bought for Cash; sill ',lye superior opportunity
for choico selections, and, in accordance with
the spiritOf the times, will ho sold for •
Ready Pay, 10 to 25 per Cent. below Regular Priem
An examination of the Goods and Priced will be
found profitable to those who wish to buy.
Flour & Salt cohiltantly on hand.
New Milford, May 4th, 1859.
- iiISS,OLUTION COP&RTNERSHIP.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing be
twben tho subscribers, under tho ...firm' of
Post, Cooper dr.. Co 7
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, 'Gut
itaridini.bu4iness will by settled by:Wx.i.
its; CoorEn. ISAAC L. POST; ' •
HENRY DRINKER,"
, f'
, WM. HUNTTING ccom.
Montrash; Penn., April 30th, 1859. -
COPARTNERSHIN .„ .
.1,110 thi s forged a
PM
r undersigned h
Copartnership under the firm and-style of
Wm. H. Cooper & Co.,
for the purpose of. transacting a BANKING Ex--
mu:me: AND COLLECTION BUSINESS iD tho Bo
rough of Montrose.
W.lf. 11 UNTTING OOPER,-
. ..•. HENRY DRINKER.
Montrose, Penn., May 9d, 1859. •
- LOOK-HERR...
A 1,1`, , y0 ihat want to bqy GOODS cituar ron
Casts, call at tho Stofe of ••
BISON,J. LYONS . Montrose,
where you can get •
35 yards of - Calico for.
9 DelainO:fin: • 81,00,
10 14
Sheeting foi $1
1-1 Ibm - Boston, Soda orSwect.
Craekth% for • - . • sl`oo,
" of 6W Tea , for - z. - - $l - 00,
10. " • - No:1 Mackerel for. , $1:00,
• -
Ladios' Gaiters for '62 cents;
.
witha'imierAl assortment of G 0944 CHEAP. Mao,
Melodeons, Guitars, ViOliO3, Fifea; Fluid;
Sheet sluiie, &c. &c. • - „ •-.-.„
• Freih Fluid just feirava and for
May, 1859. J. LYONS...It:SCA`
•
FRESH. ARRIVAL - I •
undeidigned ! Tespeelfdt . ,lY, an-
JL nognee to the public that he has ;oat ro
teived tt.suppty.ot •
FIMIIt-GROCERIES,
among which may be loood the very host of
Sugar,. • Sflolissisos; ••• Elyrip;
• Tefa• Coffbe; site, 411 .C4
at friCia lo.sulf the tithes for ready pa y,:ton't
mistake tho.place, but call st•thtt basenient of
icipaNti't.C(N itOring‘.:,
. . .
where yonr humble servant -Acarries on a
general . - - . z
SALOON it GROCERY BUSINESS ,
.
end, WhMe public ; May .tilwayi rely upon
having their wants attended to with promptness
and fidelity. - 0. M. CRANE.
Montrose, April 20th. - '
Gifts: Gifts critt.ol.
'RIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE.
D. W. EVANS & CO.
THE OTT - BROADWAY, 617 THE
FIFTH , • NEW-YORK. FIFTH
NEAR. ESTABLISHED 1854. ' YEAH.
rpm following is spaniel list of property
labial, will_ be given to,thq tiaretaners of
- Books at the time ofeale: " worth from
Gold Watehes,English Lever o ,..
•Patent Lever and tepineti,r,s3o,oo tot100:06
Silver Watelms,Patent Lever,
full jeweled, hunting canes, - -
open taco And eilinddr es- 4. , •
eapement,_ • 11,00 to
Gold Locketa,Large si7e,four
glasses,. and .:two glasses
with spring:i t -largo and
swat Isite with_snap,
Came 6, IdOsrie, Florentine,
G
TLLE 0
Painted, Lien, Goldstone;
Garnet and Coral Setk,of
Pine and Drops,
Ladiet.' Gold Guam( Chains,
/Panay Neck Chains, Chain.
lainzz „ , 8,00 to
Gents' PIA and Vest Chains, 10,00 to
Setstatneo,Goldstorte,Pailit
ed`,,ltlosaic, Garnet, .LOnyit„ .
Engraved •and Plain Gold
Sleeve Buttons and Bosom
Studs, , : • • -
Gold Pencili,With Pens,la'rge,
•medintn 'and•sutall,
Silver Pencils,withGold Pens,-
toistium and Nertuall
size, double_ and single, ex
tension cases, •
-Gents' Heavy Signet Riggs,
Ladieee Gold Chased and
Plain Rings, _
Gents' Gold BosomPins,Chm-
ter; with Opal, Sear(-Pins, .1
Onyx, garnet, &c., .1,54 'to
Rich Silk.. Dress - Patterns. '22;00 to
cameo, Itosaio, Coral Garnet,
Chased and Plain Oval 1, -
Bracelets, • 5,00 to
Silver and Thimbles, 50 to
Gents' Pen and Pocket Knife, 60 to
Pearl. and Muroco Porto. , •
moneates, .
Toothpicks, Watch keys,
Guard Slides,
Gold Crosses, small, medic=
and-.large, 2,00 to • 7,50
Besides other Gifts, comprising a, largo and
valuable assortment of miscellaneous articles,,
varying from $1 to 840. . . •
The proprietors of .the 'OLDEST ESTAB
LISHED GIFT BOOK
STATES, for the uninterrupted success which
has.erowned their earnest efforts to; please di--
ring the last (our years, wouhl return their sin
rem .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 establisin4 eap4a). warrant
them-in offering greater indiluernents than ever;
and such as are out of the reachof no; similar
establisbnient in the country; and propose, in
THE YEAR ,
of their location in NeW.York,,t - O.throdu'eo
NEW FEATUREA; I .
STILL. GREATER ATTRACTIONS,
GIFTS of GREATER VALUE and VARIETY,
4 still Larger and Better Selected Stock of
• 9001 M .
, _
Commissions and inducements to 'clubs and
to agents who aro willing to devote their time
to our business; s&that,those who desire Can have
PIF7S AD BOOKS
.WITZIOtt MOSEY.: A=l
We shall endeavor to establish an agent in
evetylown in the United States 130 that aq who
ivill may benefit by our liberal aystein of trade.
- We have appointed A. J. GERM ITSON
our duly authorized agent for NIONTROSE and
vicinity, who will rer.eit:e and furivard all'ulders
with attoUtion . aud . despatch. f
A NEW AND REVISED (V.TAl.rjeAre.,
ready for. diatribution;tootaining every detfira
ble book, new or old, - now in priiit; .and cc
knowledged',by librarians and lifi;rarN: men to be
the most.eomplete and best classified ever is
sued, without an exception. • • ;.
609,690.
.
arc ISONV ready to.be given away., mailed free to
any address, to all parts Of.the world. It . eoziMuS
all the works en
Art, Science and Nat-; t „ Philosophical
ural History, .`" sisal W o rks,
•Adventures, Travels. V ?Historical . .6a- 'his
&ea i A .
Agriehltural an 3 Do- N- PoetieakTheological,
mastic ,Econpmy, s
Belles Letters,Csauysi, . :Lew, Medical, Mason.
dzry'. . , .
.Standaid Fictions.
Biographid; c ' ! Prayer, Hymn, and
Dictionaries, . Glee Beek", •
EneyelopM • dias : 0 :Text Books - for
Gazetteers, - • Schools, &c., &c_,
An - d a thousand varieties of publications in eve
ry department of literature. lAre sell as low—
and, in many eases, lower than=anyother house
•
in, the country ; and with every book of. the
value of one dollar or more, we present horde
useful Gift, without extra-i•harge. ,
F.T . ERY ONE CONSULT HIS
. OWN INTEREST; •
• ~ And buy at F;VANS'‘Gift Book Stem,
littE.;examine thb • price. 4 pf .books, see the
~,',":2 l, )beautjful gifts,so finely scattered among
' patrons, s nad be satisfied thatibe or!
PbACEdy economical *ay of buying books is out
TO: +, NO. 677 BROADWAY,.
_ GET '"(FARCE HOTEL BUILDINQC
TOUR C ,WE GUARANTEE I'ERFELI
ods! •! :• :
IN
• JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES, • :GIFTS D , -
lExamine our - plan business. Any
one eon who will. • 01 1 becrii.the daily
/ 3 :Aistribution of ; wateN:Cs;:gOld and silver;
AT - . ivest,,chatelainT,,nad guard chains ; trace.
EVANSIets,• catnoo, mosaic, coral, goldstone,
GlllT_4arnet and gold sets of pin and clasps;
• ROOK .bracelets, large, iiiedium mid squat :size;
STORE','ings, chased, set with stones,
No. ;cameo, goldstone, eorel; mosaicand en.
;„ ';graced studs nod geeve buttons; scarf
inp v n " .4 n pins.,Citislies, gold pens and pencils; gold
"nu lujmne -in silretand morocco easew,end a
WAY. fthoussnd other articles of use and value.
NEW. ;• A Gift with every book worth from 50.
yoßK:ctsl6 - sl._ Sciud j or a Catalegate,
ft will cot hothigig, and;will be'
• - ''.:7114141) tefereikt;if
- ling more. Addrpss D.W.EVANS &
.. •' No 6'77 Broadway.Now=York.
N. 8.--4CWORD OF EXPLANATION TO
those who have known us under the . style of
Evans & Co: The-BusinessloCated by us at
No. 677 DroUdwaA,New York City, is the oldest
established honso is the country, ,and is Jy flown
world. wide as the " Ev:ma & Co.'s
Gift Ilonkstor",„ Slany• day() taken the
_advan
tage 'of ` our yoputsrity to -advertise under the
same flame, to increase their trade—to protect the
few '.vbco may be.unacquainted -with us, weNvouhl
route that we Ivo no cenot.p . trun' . .%tith any other
Gift Book Ifeese-:-And:thengli oilyvAe
tinder the name of liyans & Co., the Brij
cohsti
t6ted by El, W.:EMS.sid PRESTON, to
the t rrvt „rind 'bob e ofiee'ro rightfully using the
mne. TO to prevent all itihfusion in the future,
we snail use the.atvle.Of ' .
: -. W;;EVASS
and 01 persona wrongfully icing `the
tion to mislead the public,: will be . made to suf
fer the penalty of4lut law.
D. W. to/Axis
ty.T • 677 Bioitdivay,NOw Yerk.
EDUCATIONAL.
.( PER QIJAIiTER QF 11 WEEKS,
uRN - ITUtta 161 TUITION intho -• •
•
Del wrira Countyi . reiplylvaoia. : 1
For Cysplars, containing .noccfsaary.4 iofiron.
BO; Inquire of A. N. Bullard id IllontrOaO, or of
J. 0. Bull*, Brooklyn , :.; "; [may; 3m ,
DR - E.R. WILMOT;
Ctradnate Alleputh:c and Romeo.
Ur pohic Colleges of 6ledleine, is, now - per.
teanehtlylocate4 ik-Qrcet Bend Pe. •
OFFICE corner at gain and Elizabelh.sta„
nearly coppoalte the Methodist church, ._
ap.2o, 18+5% •
01" T • 4.
• q-'47,
READY-PATSYSTEAI
•
T is curtain.that Good:: cambgrsoldsitcq , sttrui r
by in 3 foutr k ;se
. .and at SusintAlauna-Depot,
,OR - .C'ASI4'.. -
Those doubting thilassetthin will do well Local!
at the stoles of
. . .
U zr,-&loseit a in, ~
It C a'
,•. • .
where it• will he iirovens:4fiat the Merchant in
selling hie Goods can afford to Mt ChenOr
for Cash, and can offerinduifernents sufficient to
make •Qn object to Purchiisers,: at whateiet
sacrifice they are obliged to make, to procure the
Money to uaopt in their Purchases the casit
SYS 1 MC
500 to 25,00
We have last received •and are,constantirro-
ceiving,a splendid -assortment of -
9 . 00 ta 16,00.
3,60 (6 4/po
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
.
adapted for i this seasonond which will not fail
to giVe 'gen2ral satisfaction: They were put ,
purchased an - der the most favorabletireuanitan
gee, and ive are enabled . and-wn..r. offer. and eel)
at prices far beloW- otheys.that wip.giye and Imo
given an everlasting. Credit; no matter wheihor
is Teri:, pia, or /ferry,
2,00 to 5,00
1,0010 7;50
EXAMINE, COMPARE AND: RIDGE ;
OUR „DRY GOODS!,
. • •
•
An assortmen \
t heretofore unequajeatiyanYthing
ever offered in MontroSe.
50 tck 2,50
1,50 to 3,50
Fancy and- Staple: Dry Goods
Comprising-many new and desirable .ato.e. .of
Goods unknown in this market,nrnong which
be found in
.. • .
LADIES' DRESS GOODS;.
All the novelties or the season; cheap at
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM, &
' SITAIVLS I
•
New. and choice styles of •Broche: double. au&
'single, Stella; Plaid, Wool, Talm+ L and•.llaatilla;
glad a new style of Chenill Shawls, cheap*
67lttcnbtr . .1 , ,Ilosinbaitill,
DEITH
Ah•asaortmentalways : onhand,ataol.adiori Ckotb
and Trimming to match, of all t , iiacirs; cheap a.
03Dtt nth tri, GliostnbaniniACjo's;
EMBROIDERIES..
In this Department .I..,e : ean offer greit
ment., as tSeyitre porzhased directly from im
porting houses. Tho assortment e,omprises..
]French-S.ettsi SICeVeS Ana' Col4irsi
Sirocked Edgings and Insertil*,
and a great wan y.itnike
cies lif.,.lottg.tn thimline.too
ninCrotni..tp Int!“"
tint', cheap at
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM, &
nonnots, Ribbons, Flowora and
Flunles,Wire, Stilt Net;.
ling 3 and Frames,
ana ni
•
GUrrENßtitt3, IIOSESTAUSI, d: CO'S
Domesiie & Dods
. ,
May be found all the ditTerentlnalities of Prints,
Gingham* Bleached GcMds,.. Fine- Unbleached
Stuslins%Tias, Stripes, benite4, Shetinir, 2 1-2
y'da wide, chetiii at
G UTTEN BERG, ROSENBAUM,
,t. 1 4 . CO'S.
IttABY MADE CLOTillt
this-is 0nc,..0i . their l'antor:tt.`RnstccitEs. OF
Ditknrass in New York City, they certainly have
o4ie treat advatita6 over all the rest-of4;lothiersh
they having one -I'artuer- steady In--New Void%
city to devote all his time to this particular - 43%r,
of„n3anufacturing. They. Lei L.-furnish, at-. any, 7. ,
time, p.Qood Garment at.abou s t. the Babe priers •
for which the materiaS can be got..''
:Thay will warrant their work and a Complete
fit ot no pay., • • • •N! .„
• They- keep constantly on hand one of the hen.
stocks of •
tiirEff AND
. UloEft" GdATi i-:
as Prod; Dress:
Iri Great Variety and plierent Style,:
ESTSI
Cassimer; anct- Bath";
t',ul - rE - 131:1Z(1, I:oS.ENt4un,:tc;
,
etoTIIINGIADE TO -ORDER'
of the Rest Material atShort Notice.
Under Gtirnient4
FOIL LANE'S W ELL As rosffENTLEMEN;
Ruch an Silk, and 4lso Larubsworol, cheap' at
. . .
. . . .
G TIEN B . Eito - Rosfmg,w,m 'CO's':
• ,
suttfcg4iT FQR THE Eck
- - 2TO OVR2.4u3tEnoi:
• C
And jltAtarliettiar to those knowleg, themselves
indebted t 6 ea, we will say,,otro more that we
will sell for;Ready Pak hopmfter, and all Ac
counts 11110408 must bo settled Without Fur
ther•Atico: iVe are tired of writing Denning .
-Letteriattrillupporting the PostOffice,and thore l
trill take ail kinds or G,raln a!
tha fliftst.Mitrket Prices for Payment, and all
AccoutttOtindin. , over 4ix Months- on,our,
Books will -66-left7for celleetioti tales Ruled'
br Note: ,
6utttulitrg - -, vvosinbau . ni # . • ti # '
Montiose;ll.,Acirit 13,tb,146k . •
ES!MiI
~~_.
,PANTS
cheap at.
ONE WORD'
FRIE - NDS
12=1